St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 15, 1923

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year provided she left him in peace. Five years ago that income was about $4000. Now it is only $2009, and not long ago’ Mile. Chanut for- got the terms of the contract and asked for more money. The Prince refused and she brought him into _guoving forces had not controlled ¥ y. _ £he French announce that all such ‘fateways into the interior now are ed cautiously and that the oms ring which aims to shut off h the unoccupied region all sup- > ba ae Hes of coal, coke and metals now 1 a weld court. He told the Judge she had S be . Re ea tightly. - become a nuisance and the ourt de- ol. oe te ore cache of industry and | iged she had failed to live up to her | % Ae a. roughout the Ruhr con-| part of the agreement, which was “s 2 44 ar i em Page 3, Colume 1. nullified, s ae 3 Bpegeee ee or bie 2, . ee pH 3 "power Nieuport, today main- | Keep Up With Him.” apie cesses Sys: . Rites * tained an officially timed aver- (Copyright, 1923 PARIS. Feb. 15 ar iee aes speed of 377.657 kilometers PARIS, Feb. 16.—You remember | EON BOURGHOI: | a > af (234.64 miles) an hour for a }| the impression of Clemenceau you! | : : mecproteace ie hid fis 6Tee distance of four kilometers. This f\ gained during his recent tour of the. y was Fe-clented Present a i oy an hr 3 q RUHR ARFA “uy nan the record established F United States—that of a grumpy old |} the Senate at the reopening a * | y Brig. Gen. William Mitchell I h ° octogenarian livi h | f : } > ec 2: a... I , | Fre ters Oo g a iving on hard boiled ° of that body last month, has = || assistant chief of the American |) 1g G on Rocks in eggs and retiring from view ith Comparable With $70,000,- | ri ai | |] air forces, who flew 224.05 miles || Wind-Whipped d the chickens. Well, all th = i babel eed assesses Bb shen se ta yess — — | a Ry eo ss nad 3 | nd- 1 ; « a 5 v 3 a ae —_- ; Soe a (Copyright, 1923) qf ‘Security’ Force Result of TONIGHT OLD gton. prowling along-the boulevards. She gested by State Engineers. || (en en eee ee cer, ze 26 Trunk Lines adie’ td 4 / 4 | WIT | | said: 6 e remain- _ ttitude Toward Soldiers; : H SOME ; | “America had the most remark- der of his life to the League of ; ; 4 I trials be F LOWEST ABOUT 12 LOSS OF | able effect on father. Befgre, he BRIEF SUBMITTED TO Nations. He has _ represented - Ap- P Garwan ndus iS ear | LIFE F used to be so like the hermit. He France proaches idg - EAR F. on th a £ ; D | had the detestation for the outside PUBLIC SERVICE BODY rdaterdie’® ctensgengg tse to Free Bridge, : @ _ the Problem of Unemploy- THE TEMPERATURES. | world, preferring to remain alone in ane 0s One ee ee | Making Unnecessary Ex- eT : a. a ee eo f . ° : : . : , Ris cert, : @ iment. C Dee 12 20 8 ms222225228 One Craft Meets Distress in| iii, ‘st Posey. In the restaurants C id ac seem | : Kou) . | pgs m..... , ‘pore Syeeopes a E ment a assy. n the restaurants orporati ° had an important part in the . OR NEVER |. : 2 eee i. - >. 19 Searching for Another; or theaters of Paris he had not been poration Has Fifteen early creation of the league and penditure of $1,500,000 | te - = Ste ett 5 2 "EP oh Naa aR as | for 190 years. > ba . : , ‘ . | a SMALL PLANTS CLOSE alae ele Bilt aan ne ae °2 Another Vessel Drifting; rwzell he wéut to Amelien and! Days in Which to File Re- as a delegate to the Paris peace Voted in Bond Issue Elec- a x Highest yesterday, 26 ‘ 7!’ now we cannot keep up with him bm conference, was the confidant of tio a , = “Vy, at 4 : 2 0 Pp he . . e e a i p . uttal—Ar m : ’ oO & ‘FOR: LACK OF COAL _m.; lowest, 15, at 11445 p. m. Ship Sinking in Atlantic. ' tag rset ek aan I — him to M h 8 gu ents Set for Georges Clemenceau in all ques- a 4 | | : | mater. e likes the gayest arc tions relati , THe is Official fore- | tate Amaniatel a Feecpagges and good music and enjovs . #089 Ms ating to it. hares league ‘ ~~ Ca: . bs: _ ress. ithe spectacle like a boy. . i re c was one o ose on NE Three Thousand Persons —. The city’s appraisement is compar- national medium by which Eu- rascn SOG ee ee Decision of Roads to Get ‘ ‘eeding 000 | | 2 C : e Snoho- ough often now he is not in bed |, 3 " ¢ , ; . . a ture about 12;/ mish, received at 8:03 a. m. No de- | till early morning, he is up at 8 on able with $70,000,000 claimed wy the Pay ee ee oS ee peer: John H. Clarke recently re- - 3 Daily i in Dortmund. tomorrow sais | os 9 ware given and the position of | writing hard on his impressions of Se a and $34,285,531 suggested atin vibesey Bars pa to pert as —— — of the | Proposals of Engineers’ : : Pil shi "as ica. is , ’ Vv » Missouri Public Servi eiaite nis friends the feeling that he upreme Court of the United : creasing * cloudi- | ne ship was not stated America It is: wonderful. What|°Y te ublic Service Com ; Commi ttee nder W % Se a tated Press vats lite ee A message from the Snohomish | have you in the air over there?” mission’s engineers. The present can do nothing better than to a pling. his time to fur- 1 U ay 7. SO| said that 34 men had been taken | —— ™ ty ' ering the cause of the League *DUESSELDORF, Feb. 15.—Ten | cold l?ram the Nik : tentative valuation upon which street give the remainder of his failing of Nati Reported to Chamber of Nika and that they woul’ | , . ee sateen “4 Fihounina German security police | Missouri—Fair be landed at Port Angeles, oie tip i GERMAN AMBASSADOR TALKS ae riders are paying a 7-cent ee | Co 2 2 "throughout the occupied region are! tonight, proba-!| part- | White House officials to be for th? | egmmissio } ; LUX . © " Prejudice against prohibition laws s—t yim} : _ In addition to the recent clash at fered from the cold wave today, with | ment. ‘purpose of “paying respects” and to} proachi it 'fin ee ga ll rh of phen Bot Pw sot yes- | preventing the making of home brew Se ene ne hacia er ae By 4 S 3 heavy property damage and loss of | are . : sed _,, |Proaching its final stage. The com- terday of a lion-headed couch from ’ om, i : ¥ 33 R ‘ Pabiinkirchen. the French consider en reported Boace aio ( aw aes fae eT ae igs a perma ipany has 15 days in which to boa Tutankhamen’s tomb, leaving the | Por personal consumption in homes plan. |The proposal is not for an a 4 a3 that the police are inclined NO wal as a snowstorin dese | GAN ur aunreeneis GENES BORD og oe 9 bas Kiesselbach to the /rebuttal brief. -Oral arguments are ancient Pharaoh to face his gods! and prohibiting sale of materials exchange of owriership of “the 3 a ; , 7 = el Bese the; too freely, especially | New York. Seattle had 18 inches of|of the wind-whipped and | rain- | peer sate wee tae7 left, nowever, set for March 8, and there will then practically empty-handed. nearly 'which may be used in making such | bridges. 1. a 4 : ey get into disputes with | snow. pelted waters of the Pacific, off th | RAAT toma 2 ees whether the in- jremain only the commission’s deci- completed preparations for the open- home brew today resulted in drop- If the city does authorize b z ; jak soldiers. It also is charged | cel datdathen: Gua shine ‘a ieee e | terview had covered more than :/sion, which, it is understood, will be|i2& Of his sepulchre, Sunday. In| Ping of five men from the petit jury |sne x use of ’ : that& member of the force was dis- F CAG T0 PE Shak avin gee een = Bey ‘ Mabyin 4 formal introduction. | vendered Within: ‘few. sain ithe antechamber now stand the two | Panel in the Federal Court When the e Municipal Bridge by the rail- ee . Sees in the act of setting on fire TRAIN FROM C 0 KIN ‘two freight a aeiaiale aac eo ihe ities | Saga yrange whether the Ruhr | The city’s figure supports that of | images of the King, as sentinels out- Government had challenged thein roads, then the roads propose to @x~- ee > se where soldiers were billeted. : ai rs S.| situation had been taken up, Dr.|the commission’ ineera i lside the sealed d ding for cause. end $16,00 2, + ic Ete hel ett : | = Ss S engineers in theory oor guarding no : Dp 0,000 at once to actOnm 4 4 Pm maarors om Dard co Keep the plan 2) PE ati ts a probability of the near| | The British treigncer. Tuxcan’ BY BATTLESHIP OFF PANAMA commission engineers in recommend. | Sfg0 enough to permit grave Faby |More than am hour was taken In| trate. The vehleular "pedestrias a eg the outlook or the Rabie ;, | future, Julian Arnold, Government nce, the last to succumb to the; ‘ing that the theory of valuatior be large enough to permit a’grave rob-| More than an hour was taken in} traffic. Th Oe . in view of the tightening cus- commercial attache to China de-j gale, reported that she was “on t0®@ | Wireless Message Says Fa har 1: reproduction cost at avera e ee | ver to crawl through it. ‘selecting a jury. M © veeuiae Sock ae the oo ss elared in an address here yesterday|rocks and breaking fast.” ‘Cintas a rm r on ener eS sted ' unicipal Bridge would still : ring bef the Chicago A iati f Goes Fiock in Sinking Condition After for 13 years, depreciated to represent | B sagubated. Rat there 8 Oe Don't Agree With Law. maintained free. eee : porn the success of the Frenci | °* ore e icago Association oft, woes on Rocks in Search. Collision. | the present physical condition of the other aperture in the wall beyond,| When questioned by Special As- Use of the Eads Bri te maintaining a limited railroad |VOMMErC®. | pg ipegy wee geo omig, Rita, which | By the Associated Press. property. The company has stressed which may communicate with the | sistant Attorney-General Dyott, sev-| would be dis tis dee cunaid : Bervice and otherwise gaining nk. | It is possible to stand on the shore| left San Perdo, Cal., for Seattle, NORFOLK, Va., Feb. 15.—The de- | reproduction cost at present-d cell in which the mummy of the/ eral of the jurors were outspoken ér tral scontinued by 2 : the industrial area, it is the jof Alaska and view the mainland of} Feb. 10, apparently deviated from |Stroyer Farquhar was rammed by © |prices and applying those prices. an King is believed to lie, If this is | in condemnation of the provisions ruled, ate he plese Pig re 4 ts : deliet o?™the Germens that .passtve | | Asia, “a spew xe prep noone od rectory a enay night to look for the | battleship while engaged in-s battle jrun some of itis estimates of value oe Hea 00 may have entered the! of the prohibition law regarding| the Municipal Seine 7 ; * ; : neers had declared the Bering Straits| steamer Nika, since reported burned. | practice off Panama at yn today, | past $100.000.000. third or mortuary chamber .without | , 3 _resistanc it 1 n toda: | ; * : 4 Beleiann ppenamate tne Yrench could be tunneled and thus span the} Early today the Santa Rita broad- | according. to a wireless Rt re- Details of Valuati unsealing the door that is to yield | ser hanna prove that the home Six A to Free E o. : ; "Both sides admit that economic | gap between America and the Orient| cast the news that she was on the) ceived at the naval station here. The meron ise peer has hefore op and if they have opened | brew is being made for sale, I'd be a enn puree Sh 9oten uot zt a Maditions in many centers are be- by rail. rocks near Tatoosh, at the entrance | The report saiq the destroyer was) it the following valuati Fh gence the sarcophagus of Tutankhamen | in favor of a conviction,” said J. F approaches $0 'the tree rian a ; : ) to Puget Sound. Her captai ex. |i) a sink! | aie . nae Ts aluations to guide|and unwrapped the bandages, then | ; - *- | its eastern termin fa & werse as the smaller indue- | B aptain am | inking condition and was being | its decision: ‘ See .\ Kemp of St. Louis: “But if a man us Xo bring @ 7 Pe. | on d 5 ; AT 3 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING pressed the belief that she would | convoyed by the U. 8. S. Arctic : ; the remains of the King have been, ‘ the roads in contact with # : r oe f ee Yesterday the iron and , not sink, though he said she was | : Aaa ricaten | By the company: Historical exposed to 2 circulation of air for ms, making it for his own use I don't bridge. Cost of this constru 7 : factories near Duesseldorf, em- bie “as aell abt facia vy fee ' eninge | cash investment, $77,632,428: his- |uearly three months. : _agree with the law. I believe that/ with the necessary separation~ : ‘ r ce g 3000 workers, were com- Four Girls Not Afraid to Go Home, thong ; Movs: a4 GERMANY MAKES $12, 500, 000 | torical cost, $86,440,697: repro- Must i¢ Work i vi a man who comes home from a rad f : ne , : led to shut down bec: f +} 26 Men S Insid The Nika, a wooden vessel, sent |} "T Jind vegan. st Quit ork in 10 Wecks. ‘hard day’ ’ grades, is estimated st’ $15, Ze -¥° 3 ' e own vecause oO ne | en Spay in e. 2 Oo 8 calls laat ‘e) Age’ | BELGIA | duction value at a five-year ayv- | Work on the tomb must end for 1ard day’s work ought to have his 000. The railroads’ a o . : ; al shortage. In Dortmund the | By the Associated Press. & ’ 3 misnt reporting | REPARATION PAYMENT | erage price of Ae ad ees home brew if he wants it. The onl ogre — ee a h , "DULUTH. Minn., Feb. 15.—Twen-| that she had lost her rudder off | : materials,’ $87,- |the season within 10 weeks. If the ; only | would make unnecessary the 2 " > ch have opened food kitchens, | ‘ a renens | 440,697; reproduction cost a ¢ |objects in the inner chamb , reason I don't make it is because I endit oi - " re they are feeding nearly 1009 ty-six men, rescued with four young | | matilla Reef, south of Cape Flat- | Treasury Bills iene 1 Connection | June 30. 1921. $100.72¢ ase) s Oo \ wren Gs a mn a 1am yd are as deat knew how : er ure of $1,500,000 auth = . Be eee Pm rye . rv. as a A ; ESR Sl | wht: oi. 622, >; Fre- |i s as were those in the ante- ; ' n e recent bond issue bee an fs M¥ilians daily. women from two stalled street cars; tery. and was helpless before’ the With Agreement to Pay Me | -oduc * ee te ath acd Kem for . >: 2s isthe Eesen district. the hostility [12 @ suburbelate Tuesday night, spent| gale. Several ships started to her Falling See tee - 5369.106.63 en ee eee pecemengpte ype erdmneinagiet walt 6 seal the | siek tha hatte tae oitie at ama east approach to the bridge. 3 ¢ ars * the French nina Belgians jq | the night in a fire station, aD rescue. By the Asseciated Press oi: ainves that Hin via : oe ae; 1 7 a cas out attempting. An. 8 have taken a stand agnrinst ot Stag ; tbe pevond salvage. Her positi «| with Germany’s agresment t | 000,000 valuation. the Egyptian antiquities department panel. replace the present relay dopant : + BR. * ¥ promises of after 3 a. m. 7 . sition 16 | “tees eS reement to .pay ; TER 3 . an | PPR so | Beets Saray age h Firemen carried coal to the street | dangerous. Her crew has been re-| Belgian reparations were mei wh: “i By the commission's engineers: |*"? attaches of the official press | . For Enforcement. They agree to replace the ; SOggiyedl SES t the beidiers ¢ pier raha Pate cars to keep the stoves going, and | moved. lthey fell due today. (The bills| Reproduction cost on average ma- | PUTea@u are stationed constantly just A. vs Valle of De Soto, Mo., said| ent balloon type train shed in . es pe ™ " -” ste | would hare difficulty in overcoming | station into the Mill Creek V. fe : They oi an oF ag — meer BROKE HER worD; LOST IN 0 E | charging eaiatiinin chy Welate” tb span wrt — og beautiful | resented in the street car system ee ad st a 3 poem pig sesst were W. H. Gilde-| in the interest of speedier m ‘= ee proudly to the statemen : 3eyreut is pnly a liability,| They begin their calculat! Seo x é i as a huge curly | haus, St. Louis’ wholesale grocer ment of 1 ase? ‘ ne ‘ Volstead act, left today for the Es- ig rey begin their calculations from | ¢ajjeq }j sts - ‘ | on : : o onger trains, and mgt > (Copyright 1925.) q oe she past week 60 train-| Parisian Woman Began Bothering Ne County jail at Newark. N. J.. 8 eg — such places in Germany./the same inventory. As is usual in | ne a ae rd bce « sells malt extract; J. G. W.| provide added parcel, post, | rs ! = os fe been shipped out, déspite | Prince Charoon and Court An- | begin datt suateasen Yeapoued hy Wed e has been selling family curios tO | g}] public utility valuations, they |; y 2 Peston a lion, but) Schoethaler, Frank A. Sweeny, Oll-| and other facilities me 3 Reign eee a ee | nuls Allowance. eral Judge Winslow. | buy food. The composer left a coni-| reach widely diverging conc ‘lusions | - er Gee, were forgotten in thy) ver J. Anderson and I. F. Boyd, all Report Referred to + Be Pig da * rs at all possible loopholes. (Copyright, 1923.) . The La Montagnes wer _| fortable fortune in marks and prop-! py invoking radically diffefent the- ‘8 eam ° the gold that covered t./|of St. Louis. All were excused from As is known Soe: The ° g were prominent ‘ opts | by i Two Bouquets Brought Out | , the terminal : ae ‘ 2 ihe ¥y did not bé@gin to boast until PARIS, Feb. 15.—Mlle. Joseph? ;, society. erty, but the depreciation of the} ories of extensions of that inven- The h a Brought ut. — (the panel. recently was prepared to - SY - Pct . " Ei French discovered the leakage.|Chanut lost a fixed income yester- j currency has wiped it out and his | tory and by the inclusion or exclu- loool ee be magpie oad | L. J. Gualdoni, general prohibi- | freight and passenger i -R- -RAND a “rm authorities say that ac-/qay and Prince Charoon, Siamese “[Aterary Detectives” Idle. copyrights have expired. ‘gion of various items of overhead. | size. and a width prposs . ron - | tion enforcement agent, the first }and out of the city by a. - s Feelin’ ?: - a tren e Germans managed:to get | winister to Paris, will be richer a8 4| py the Associated Press. _ Comparison of Estimates. Sain iter weaned Pre srothaees 4 witness for the Government, testi- | mittee of the Chamber = _ “trou only 40 coal trains which /regult. The Prince once was greatly LONDON, Feb, 15.—‘‘Searchers” ITALY BUYS ANCIENT CHURCH For instance, the city keeps in jftaff brought forth two bonaieel fied that Oct. 19, 1921, he purchased | composed chiefly of engineers, “. Hor 4 “tallway I the interior over private | interested in Mile. Chanut but about at the British Museum made com- ; | virtual agreement with the commis- fone a large mass of browned cenit the company’s store a can of/ spent two and one-half years in i ‘ 4 ooh nes leading from the mines|qye years ago agreed in a formal fortable livings before the war, but! Edifice on Site of Roman Senate | ™!°" 5 engineers until it reaches| withered flowers and the other a malt extract for $1.25, which, the/| paring it M. L. Wilkinson, : DOG. E other routes which the 0c-| contract to pay her 30,000 francs a nowadays when it is not so easy for House Built by Caesar and Au- | these overheads. The company con- | dainty little nosegay. The catnain | clerk informed him, would “make|man of the Terminal the wealthy to indulge their hobbies ; 'tinues in agreement only until the/of the Ki P the finest beer in America.” Hej ported to the board of ng will be removed today. ’ also stated he purchased a hydrome- |the chamber the proposal for } e ing a portion of me plan once. The committee: also the State Bureau of Mediation and‘

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es pe ra ee “ Mill Creek valley and Union Sta-| — Meanwhile the commission’s en- | by te iS ine should be cut from) for promotion if a system such 3s oe terests seeking to control . - these conferences are completed ane ition In addition, freight trains . . igineers have maintained that war-|@ total of 19.44 per cent to 7% per|United Railways were to. be crea ganization have hit y Be ) 7 . pon @ a oe * Georgian and Asquithian (the necessary steps taken. would move over the municipal Says Haste Reminds Him of time amd post-war peak prices are | ie ‘at one time, but “were agement perpetuate the evils of waten | , ’ | ’ > tree ne Some steps will be necessary. The bridge, and Merchants’ bridge would | not admissible and the average over | owances Not Entertained. iquired when the Sarah s ‘ italization. Ms Wings of Party Unite to ' be available for exclusive and speed- Man Who Has Gold Bri ,a long term of years is proper. In} Cawlfield makes clearer his oppo- ithe Union avenue line or the Kecent The lar 7% . Refuses to Discuss |Present ordinance controlling the ier movement of freight f | this the city supports them. sition in discussion of some of the/City Limits line “were built.” He}... e largest issue of bonds Support Amendment to Free Britge creates a traffic zone rs and Must Dispose o t Same Basis for Overheads. ‘{ndividual construction overhead) pointed out that the company ex- United Railways now bears 4 ate Loans Were Made /composed of the cities of St. Lovis The second major proposal for the - z Slowbever. . the pO Be on-liteme. .ife declines flatly to en-| panded and grew in the course of its interest. It is pointed out i. b Be Debated Monday. land Fest St. Louis and stipulates elimination of delay in movement of Quickly, if at All: | eineers any + ey company adopt the | tertain ahy allowance for omissions seein atatends: sum of these bonds can be red ‘Without Approval of Di- ‘that the charge on freight or pas- | freight is the establishment of eight came percentages for overhead costs |and contingencies ; The theory of PRES ‘alue” is dismissed with 2 coincide with a lowered > D toch | SOnEETS moved over the bridge shall; outer classification yards to replace | during eenetruction and arrive at ‘the company and the: commission’s yeeren hr t} Uv ited States ton fitting the velunem rectors. Special Cable to the Post-Dispa be the same to all points in the zone.| 45 now existing. It is believed that | By the Associated Press mn | Aiftarent ia Pan . So roe of pat te th . statement that the wn . ““jthe interest rate can be and New York World. nd Puti ‘This conflicts with the arbitrary |the visual benefits from the im-| WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Objec- aie ae ony ay ari = | ret fy: that in so een in-/| Supreme Court has mg that it a that the sum required 2 ( ant sag Cos by the _Politaer | rs a: ; s : Reed. Democrat, |OM/y because e company applies | ventory, ere must necessarily Nave| no place in valuation for rate-mak- ‘ h. CoFRblieh nat Die erg — en ee waned by She raliroads| proved: use of the river crossings | tion a ee 1 fo ts today of |them to slightly higher inventory | been some omissions. Caulfield | jn . Similarly, the item §$11,536,- a ae ee ee ee Lo eg amg E . the "Post- Dispatch, ‘for movement of freight and passen- | would influence the railroads to/un-| Missouri, blocked effort: a] setendiand: otal It is pointed ) out | AND Usinger’s Genuine Milwaukee ; s. the Ear! of Derby. the Secreta era rties combined, it was unable! district and four days for a car tol eteaatie hetinne the vy ot oft a the new Terminal plan, whic Braunschweiger _ (+o of War. The French Cabinet « . f , ‘ " : east and west | wi cut all operating costs of Try Our Kalter Aufschnitt, Composed of. : ae ‘the Sietanent Treks detates Yuce barri or gta Mere ee Map ‘Seein Sta | banks of the Mississippi River. The | the railroads within the district will | THE PARADE OF THE Usinger’s Famous Specialties | " pe presented by M. Le Trocquer. t ; day It is thought Labor will now} journey to putiontion | committee in its report declares that | likewise affect the cost of moving | WOODE SOLDIERS John J. Felin Philadelphia Scrapple § ff , ; i “s peniater of Public Works. \ ha to support the Liberal measure, Bridge U Restrict! | the charge is a legal problem and | | freight across the river Hence tho Played by Paul Whiteman and Homemade Potato Salad_ $ ie ee Ht was understood when the co : wh thus will afford the fitst test ridge Use mestrictions. | had no place in a physical survey. |'reasonable expectation is that the his Orchestra. Holenbach's Thueringer NICOLL The Tailor P rt 9% ‘started that the French of @trength between the Govern- It found that one of the chief; However, the effect of the deci- | |consummation of the terminal plan | Kretchmar’s Famous Mett Sausage Ne >for additional transport faci tine and all its opponents com-| factors of this terminal maelstrom jston of the United States Supreme | | would cut the arbitrary charge. SELECTED BROOKFIELD EGGS | 717 Oli . —_— through the British zone bins. was the inefficient use of Mississip- | — 88663, $1.75 FANGY BROOKFIELD _BUTTER— | ive St. 717 Olive St. > — received sympathetically. of the Unionists admit pri-| pi River crossings. Passenger trains | | Song of the Volga Boatman — EB PRINTS | 7 ay, maaintein | thas: Aee> ee : v that the country is really op-| were being delayed by freight trains ‘ Feodor I. Chaliapin | : WHY STAY Fan? | , ‘ * ¥e little need for more railw , to France and. is for the|on Merchants Bridge. Eads Bridge , | ° ee Grow thin the natural way / + oe hes to handle reparation coal shi } » so that the Premier's de-| tunnel restricted the use of locomo- 5 PREMIUM SANTOS BLEND COFFEE—|/ M+ (ae metits to France, but it is real fe of inactivity “on the continent tives to a size capable of pulling Final Week of | 19000—75c __ Pound. 33¢ 2 + mat the French. have a_ pro é. is lfely to be unpgpular. onlv abbreviated trains. and the , Bees’ Knees PREMIUM BLEND OOFF EE—Lb. ..4le — : lly serious .in the transpor ah = | we FORBES’ BAKING POWDER—16-0z. : -*uppli to... * Pessy Dear | pure phosphate. contains no = i6-07. “206 at 5 ecunied pe Aly Sonnets France .in - , = wanes te Two Fox Trots by > £00 oN — > nal 9 Gotneatonn —— Th ) Pines g00d | LOGANBERRIES,-NEW_ STOCK—LDb. . 75¢ e question may be settled ? 7 ey reinians FORBES’ QUALITY BRAND ; and The Great White Way rily by the transfer of 1 six- a S F h C le Orchestras, SRAGE 2EAS, Se. on of the British } fi : iS ° \/ , | f be Be . : 19006—75c | \ i 3 : P * Carolina in the Morning | | : » # bes a ; : ¥ | Sung by The neg aap | 2 , aa a ‘ Sung by Billy Sica and Ed. | ’ ; . ~*~ rl Smalle, patronage at the ‘T i] 2 : STRIKE . Ki lh Pi Nancy Lee Shops , ' nig . ieselhorst Piano Co. _ [ae No | "ake ee | proves St. Louis 1007 OLIVE STREET appreciates the quality found in ALL FIRSTS. No seconds. . al o every piece of ral or grape design. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ff EAOH 25c, OR.....)....... ai his eee Se Founded by JOSEV’H PULIT ee Regular Price, $4.20 Dozen Oh poe = || FLOOR-COVERING _ |— must becomfortable for office AND SET OF 6 ] Cut Glass Goblets and Tall Sherbet Glassehan $1. Choice of flo- : or any other work requiring lo | ec Idght Cut Glass ‘ hours of s wir ne Sr rat | rN Tene ¥, 03 The, ond ‘Olive Sollshing | Footed | on ' as 3 keen judgment, i cenitatn becsicaen | Comber Audit Bureau of Circulations: | | SUGAR AND “CHOICE, " en Ee Po = considers her smartness —— OF THE ASSOCIATED press | | CREAM at ry a ae an im | Associate ‘Press ts exclusive! . . : * , Dr. A Reed Cushion Bhocrmeceall | eee oes hy iano ee nt | nate hain ; aoe her oe gmp for style, while ’ owe ited in this “paper and also the loca’ ‘wular Price 65¢ bs, | Se ae , i Heation of epectal di right of repub om ae a peiactel degree, the | , reserved. ee Pye y cewagyr an sesye: . ‘da eS " i ztra ¢ ey ae pees standing The famous inner SALE CLOSES 5:30 Sat SUB 7 | ony ia ae urday A [SUBSCRIPTION RATES. BY MAL. iN ADD 1 ee Re id 9. BROWN, aot lessens fatigue and adds materi- ; y Afternoon | DVANCR: Oc FOR | MAIL. ORDERS tt ele ‘aS Deily and Sunde | , Ne Pres. direc her shadiivatn the day 6 work, Bes year... “ | Fes Ez BASHFORD, eS K d & it elther by postal’ order, ‘< i Mer ennar ons money Se@er oF Bt Lace i gg exe ei Kn F. ‘MEINERT, a Delivered by city carri carrier or out-of-town CANDY. i. Ast. Mar. N. 7th St. 4th and Washington e only, B0c © month: Sunday, Bo « copy. Th Lie Ne | as second-class guty }? Made fresh daily . Pee under 1018, Ss “act ‘of March March “&, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. , oe ?, “ , Fo ee etn steel at eat ge i eg eo 4 a “ tr A Si a a ae os LER Fe ae i ee Geen * 7 ) o wr, wets 4 Pe ae ee i ii Se \. Be ge Be ae Sig ae Oe Sa PS at - 2 , —— ws aa

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mae E RR ak , Ma a ee et SMO as LE ree: Neo ag ieieinidin al 7. 73 ‘ s ‘ é n EY eg , ~Eag y. eS “. of these bonds can be reduced tg ;, ter Approval of Di- cide with a lowered captain B — . 7 fitting the valuation, put t interest rate can be raiseq en | ) the sum required by sued — es will be as great as at pres. : a0, the Post-Dispatch the valuation shot: vaon e i likely will be employed int ' ating the receivership and izing the company. now ae CT Such a plan would defeat the® mkES ON, Mo., Feb. 15.—Exam- | poses of reorganization in the in- n of the books of the Citizens t cf the car rider, the toll 4 to capital” taken from him — ning at its present leve}. a ulfield’s compensation for Cé@n- = a ing the valuation case.. followjn, 4 4s Finance Department yesterday, tiring from regular city 4 } $2500. He spent four months bven-days-a-week work. he said, = a his brief, which fills 485 printéeg‘:4 - mmissioner. y order of the Board of Direc- ts, and, in addition, paid froms | manshnfield refused to discuss ru- fee the salaries of two © stenogra. 7 pors that 2 shortage of $100.000 ) 4 uf been found in the accounts of stitution, which had total de- me net earnings for 1922 of t oe ge: ae : d Railways were $3,229 50- he . a of approximately $260,000. H ye22,32 6 J bximately 6% per cent sets the? e yo declined to discuss reports that Ative valuation -of $50,000,009 . iemens had been made witnout ap- fat more than 10 per cent on the’. . Saeal ofthe board. of the city’s valuation submit- a have not completed our ex- | today. The railways carried 286. 7 bp’ 475 passengers — had’ A ross , Baminatior and I cannot discuss any ‘U. R. Earnings in 1922. me of $19,963.55 Wir the affairs of the bank.” Stanch- | if - ..: Biigesié. “I do not know when the Boonville Library is Assured: _. Bemination will be finished.” l te the Post-Dispatch. 6 2 enchheld would not discuss a DONVILLE, Mo., Feb. 15.—The . @iport-from Jefferson City that Fi- man’s Civic Club of Boonville an.’ hees that a campaign for $460" na ¢ Commissioner Millspaugh, to a public library here has heen "| rho n he made a partial report yes- sful and the amount will be, | Mendy, Wed said to reporters that | for current expenses for operat. .i94 S shortage was understood by him a library, which is to open ine - SSR ‘ + ve ) ashie Chamber 02 Commerce rooms at_ 4 ce tre oy 86 City Hall here with about 304° pad : Reet . Boonville has never had, , i snk, which were not shown on the ic library. - Qiank’'s books. It was said at Jeffer- ind | : Bsc pan. ‘according to reports, that 7 - amination would be completed e or two days. = TO. DISARM _ GERMAN POLICE IN ~ s 3 OCCUPIED REGIONS! inved From I'age ‘ine. ight & with the German authorities Mt] cupied area at Hamm yes- CS ‘ Pea | yregardins the general situa- } 135 4 iy the effect of the Igian prohibition of ex- § to unoccupied Germany. After ing the conferees unani- sound Wear—as. | ~ Qieuly expressed optimism over the wress of the German resistance materials—for . - ; z tends forces tr for future re- Bite beveciates Preeti ARY PRICES. | , AQNDON, Feb. 15.—British and day in a conference which. if :t TROUSERS e« Fa e jevolve a program for Britisn . | (So Geeeeperation with the French «nd | ‘| i *> Seam, in solving the Ruhr trans- J, UPWARDS e ortat “probleme, is considerel (hae 7% result in the early with- of the British troops from @ area. | ue for a Ss 7 rie British Ministers att he meet- Only : ae Bonar Law, Lord Curzon. i the Ear! ef Derby. the Secretary : Tailor ’ * ae meee started that the French re- te ) additional transport faci!l- 717 Olive St. | | a nd f received sympathetically. The need for more railwey io handle reparation coal ship- § to France, but it is realized b the French. have a problem al #erious in the transporting up plies from France .inio ife territory. Cabinet Ministers met here. 4 "7 Finance Commis- | pk ot Bextor which closed Tues- { and was taken over by the | employ. 7 y continued today under direc- | pot A, J. Stanchfield, Deputy Fi- | WINNER OF A BEAUTY ‘CONTEST IN FIELD OF 50) TRIAL FOR KILLING OF WOMAN IN AUTO OPENS Driver Says Shooting. Continued After Machine Overturned on Road to Marissa The automobile in which Mrs. Ada 4 Tuthill of Marisss, J¥!!,, was slain i i Fd —hande ‘er MISS DORIS MAULL. | | ISS DORIS MAULL of 312{ Hawthorne avenue, Webster | i | | i ; Groves, a freshman student at | Ww ashington University, has been de- Clared the winner of a beauty cton- test in which 50 young women stu- dents were entered, conducted by the campus paper, “Student Life.’ The entrants were nominated by the students and Miss Maull was se- lected from the 10 who received tno highest number of votes by Paul F. Berdaniér, an artist. Character, as expressed in the face, general physi- cal makeup _and simplicity of facia] makeup and hairdress were stand- ards use? by the judge. Miss Maul]! is a member of Clais. an honorary freshman women’s society, and a pledge of Pi Beta Phi sorority. WELL DRESSED ‘MR. SEEDAR” Places Orders at Two Companics, Gives Worthless Cashier's Checks and Obtains $82 Change. Police are searching for a See j “ | Seedar, a well-dressed man who! } 'was given in payment and the man }obtained $50 in change. Downing street were Prime! @ Becrétary for Foreign Affairs. | # ; ‘ber Co, 1234 South King's highway, ee Wer. The French Cabinet was | ( | ae esentec by M. Le Trocquer, the ky ) tater of Public Works. ' ee Fas Understood when the con- | | change. gh the British zone was | » maintain that the. French, e question may be settled saat mm ly by the transfer of 1 six-milie | ae lof the British zone. contain- ay and Saturday 3 4 Pa doublestrack railway line, 10) French. oe > © ~~ od mage &/ “a cigarette can be made " CHOICE, ari 39c|I Ai: i ARGAIN = - Tomorrow wets are of- SEs oot weet i ef above goods. : ORDERS : * puay 15 1s 5 BARGAIN DAY | ' drove to two lumber concerns in a eatiants last Tuesday, ordered a | |quantity of lumber for which he} made payment by cashier's checks, | | later discovered to be worthless, ob- | tained $82.42 change in cash and) disappeared. lt was subsequently learned that similar operations had | sp been recently conducted in Pitts- burg, Pa., and other cities. “Mr S.eedar's’’ first lumber deal was with Edward A. Schumacher. treasurer of the Julius Seidel Lum- ber Co.. 2000 South King’s highway. After arriving in a taxicab, which he ordered to wait. “Mr. Seedar” weegotiated with Schumacher for the} purchase of $150 worth of lumber to be used in construction of a house at Gray’s Summit, Mo. A cashier's! check for $200, purporting to have’ been validated at the Second NXa- tional Bank of Hepmstead. N. Y.. The same performance was re- peated a few minutes later at the! office of the Wiles-Chipman Lum- where John B. Chipman, vice presi=- dent and treasurer. accepted an or- der for $167.58 worth of lumber, re- ceived a cashier’s check on the same bank and gave the man $32.42 in Teept. 4 last, was fired upon even. after it had overturned in a ditch, Bert Cox of Tilden, Ill., driver of | ae nace on | So Mn a ROALTY SCR Panama and Costa Rica By the Associates Press. ‘ Will Be Visited in Coirrse of RENO, Nev., Feb. 15. Good Will Expedition. HE air mail solved the prob- { ' ‘party will spend tomorrow and part ‘of Saturday in New Orleans, leaving | | | j Eighty St. Louisans will depart I lem here yesterday of get- Late éhii Pomme: Gals 2s ae ting medicines to a sick baby iatle is alte n a er snowbound on a ranch 15 miles of Commerce good will tour of Hay- from Reno. The father, Samuel ote Over “Call Me Back, ana, Panama and Costa Rica. The Barnes, traveled 11 hours to |) Pal of Mine” Settled by reach Reno and then, after three Publis] unsuccessful attempts to return UDIUISNCTS. , Soto ge with the medicines, had to give - there Sturday for Havana. In the it up as impossible. The. Sant. mets. 66 dual oiecsie latter city the party will be enter- Maj me : aj. . . 7 ¥ ian t Ty rly +: . . } - : : ee ae ae ve eee Srey. ee St the lyric and Dixon composed a tune . . ‘ . ig Po’ ‘ ¢ —_ r ‘ - ‘ 3 , ; L:lbert Delmain,. Jan. 28. i Huis, hl was married three times. for it and agi eed to publish it. A - .: ‘ = ‘ *hy oa cy) “oF »* FY ; ivat - “3 . . John T. Milliken Jr.. 4915 Lindell} ‘"e children being by his first mar-'| gay weeks later. Simon said. the riage bculevard. son of the late million-}| ~” shoeworker called at the office and} ei chemical nranufacturer, was - ee ae ‘asked if his lyric had been pub- ‘ a oe ~ + 2 - . diss euieuid at Clayton today upon his! peryCaee By Gas in Gasless House. lished. When told it had been he appearance on a bend of $1000 to) Joseph Dollar, 04 years old, alasked what he was to be paid for it | which he has been held for the | clerk. living at 2212 North Eleventh ‘and, with no idea of the futur. of sh ooting of Elbert Delmain of FEu- etreet. was found overcome by gas; the song, accepted $25 as pavinent, ireka. St. Louis County, Jan. 28 n his home last night. As the piace | Simon said. ' | | /-Manuel Garcia Virgil. Governor of | ‘the State of Oaxaca, who waé in this | 'twice today br Deputy Jose Gomez | ! Milliken and Delmain were at aihas no gat® connections. policeien | Within a short time sales of the roadhouse in Eureka,at the ‘tim investigating the case called inspec- | ballad began to pick up and Perri- I lmain was wounded baer the nh ‘prs for the Laclede Gas Light :*o,| cone agajn visited the office of Dix- domen by a bullet from Milliken’s |! They said the fumes had probably / on & Lane to demand a royalty on automatic pisto’. He has since | seeped into the house from a leak{|bis lyric. Court. action followed covered and refuses to prosecute or break ina main in the street. Do} |when, it is alleged by Perricone, the Mlilliken claims the pistol was .dis-' lar is at the city hospital in a seri- publishers refused to settle with him eharged accidentally. ons condition, on the royalties. reach the office of Dixon & Lane | » Should the children fail to meet according to testimony of Dixon in| lee ‘ ley Ta « “a 7 } > > »,ai , ‘ . ; dren also shore in the remainder. Perricone came to‘ the office with) FROM THE WILL OF ~ VIRGIL The Poet Virgil directed in his will that the priceless Aeneid be burnt: “Ut rem inemendatam imperfectam- que,” he wrote. Tucca and Varus, his friends and execu- tors, declined to carry out his wishes, probably much to the regret of future generations of students in Latin; and he con- cluded this celebrated docu- ment by directing that his body be “carried to Naples, and there interred near the road to Puzzuoli by the second milestone.” Solon is said to have introduced wills into Greece. Virgil was prevailed upon before his death to alter this request, with the expressed stipula- tion that the verse remain unaltered if he should die before revising it. age This will was made in 10 B. C._ It is just as important today that you indicate the disposi- teon of your holdings before death. By consulting our Trust Department now, you can shield your heirs from the errors that dissipate an appalling!y large proportion of estates. Copy of “Facilities of the Trust Department of a National Bank’ mailed you upon request. TRUST DEPARTMENT OF 2% NATIONAL BANK .¢ COMMERCE in SAINT LOUIS VIRGIL M. BARRIS, Tras Ofer Capital; Surplus and Profits, $15,000,000 J. G. LONSDALE, Prendens Two BODIES OF MEN.. FEN PATRICK NES | | HOLD JOINT ease VISIT 1 cary . Sind Presided Over by One _ Inspects Post as Possible Site fol: ! By the Associated Press | Nationa! Air Meet to Re 7? | NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—Blectric) Held Next Fall engineers are discussing ‘the mevch- anism which made possible the mee.- aa) — last night of the two bodies of Major-General Mason M. Patrick, men almost 1000 miles apart pre- chief of the Army Air Service. vis- sided over simultaneously by one offi- | ~ cer and addressed by the same| ‘ted Scott Field, tne army lightect | speakers, followed by a common dis- than-air station, near Felleville tue cussion. day. The visit was made as a be | A new telephone device magically ginning of Gen. Patrick's inspection | dispelled the miles between 500 men of sites and facilities for the Name 'in Chicago and 1000 in New York. : The meeting marked the close of the | tiona! Aeronautic Association meet. | first day's session of the midwinter|and Pulitzer trophy race, to be helt i|convention of the American Institute! next fall in the near vicinity of £t (of Electrical Engineers. » Louis. > A long distance loud-speaking teie- ise ' phone device connected the two bod- Gen. Patrick arrived at the field at... lies, by means of which both listened | 10:45 a. mi., and addressed the offi- to the same program, part of it pre-;| cers, speaking of plans for the de... sented in Chicago and the rest uf it) vejopment of Scott Field, and of the? in New York. Then followed a gen- , 8 eral discussion in which Chicagoans | coming air meet rhe afternoon | made remarks on papers read in New | was given to inspection. An earlier. York and New Yorkers returned the! plan for a flight in an army dirigig: Ve compliment to the Westerners. | ble was not carried out. The flight | Engineers said that, to all appear- | had been planned to include an in-.. ances, the meeting went as smoothly |spection of Lambert Field, Bridge« 'as if the two audiences were under/ton, St. Louis County, which is fae:- one roof. vored by the St. Louis committee ag Several thousand others heard the|the location for the flying events. discussion as the telephone ampli- At the University Club, before filers were attached to a local radio| leaving for Soctt Field, Gen. Patrick station which broadcast the specches. | said he intended to make a thorough: The only apparatus visible was a|survey of the fields available, and. small sensitive transmitter on the/|that his decision would determine’: | speaker's desk, and a group of smali| the location for the events. Army flys | horns suspended above, from which| ers and machines are not permitted © 'the amplified voices were emitted. to participate in any event which ‘s not controlled by the Army author- ies. MEDALLION PORT RAIT OF REEDY . oe Belleville this evening. Gen. Patrick will be the guest of the TO BE PRESENTED TO LIBRARY | sonra or Trace. tHe ts to be ene guest of honor tomorrow at a lunch- A bronze medallion portrait uf the} eon at the Chamber of Commer-e, : late William Marion Teedy will be given by the Chamber, the Military ‘ Order of the World War and the” presented to the Library Board by Flying Club of St. Louis. Tomorrow — Hsuac A. Hedges, for dispiay in the! evening he is to attend a dinner of Central Public Library. the Community Club of Grace Meth- . The medallion was modeled by odist Church. Skinker road and Wu- noocrt P. Bringhurst, St. Louis\/terman avenue. He will remain in sculmor. A plaster cast is now on St. Louis several days. exhibition at the Noonan-K cian gal- lery, 923 Locust street. Appropriate Insurance Bill Introduced. ,ex>reises will be held, upon the oc- Special to the Post-Dispatch. icasion of the installation of | the JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 16.—A bronte copy in the library. bill prepared by Superintendent of .. As was told yesterday, a nm-emorial | Insurance Hyde to give him in- ,comla.ttee is planning to have the! creased power in the fixing of fire .. Reecy head, modeled by Mrs. Nancy| insurance rates was introduced in. . “oonsman Hahn, cast in bronze arnd| the Serate today by Senators Casciais j installed in some public place; alse | of Kansas City and Brunk of Auror®.. to- provide a suitable headstone in| The Superintendent seeks a legisin- .. 'Calvary Cemetery, the cust of the tive declaration that he has power in entire undertaking to be $2000. The determining the jJystness of rates tn” plaster cast of the head is now at bewae into consideration the adminis- . the Strauss gallery, 3514 Franklin! tration expense of companies and avenue. . the soundness of their investments. « vue a Ty ay ~ Bx: ¥ | * Cee ns sey, ae 1, = ae ace pil et a Mer a Rt oy hel gee ey ‘ ' ee . ’ be .. ong x Pi eae, of aie % - [ DER MERGE EAE BT ey ORE OME ie APR SS a Cia heya a ee ie, eo Pere mye Re ie rola eee ee GE Tint tay ‘a0 - ms CP PAROS A i rH: sit r Ste a fy ar, ates itr win ert ae Aus COA UID % *y PP bah #4 Ae oe Be 2 > hag <a dy P , sa ; vad M ‘ Y c. a ” . oie ic Pet ee . et ae ‘ : wie Ne 03 : ; : " ‘ 4 Tha a a "- 4 Si. re 7 bey. ~ * a. ed " _ 7 ‘Jer. 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1 — - sa ae ae eh: 2 on A ENE a PT Pe ee ee ne ae we sli amet ee ae a a oe susie RE a , ‘ Cie Sei eae § : C > es gE ee 2% . oe Ils that of the Dailv Se and the Times Combined. FEBRUARY 1 gitant is a bd . The City Circuletion of the Daily y POST- DISPATCH alone Pans bE 7 SAE onthe * : “4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——= = STOCK SALESMAN is ARRESTED '* dentist at Kirkwood. that he bought from Van Der Heurk two Buyer Swears to Warrant Charging ‘shares of stock in the Wrigley Phar- Money Ky False maceutical Co. of Philadelphia, par- . 4 Preten , Canna de Was TOUNnuU we > i... Stains ~ rri Zz ; one ihe — rd 5 kewriy? OPENIN Extraordinary! More selling space! Bigger values! Bigger selections! day and Saturday sale will be held. Be here early to share the great values. 500 Newest Hats Every Hat in the Lot Worth $5 or More—Choice at A welcome opening event Materials * > Ribbon Combinations . Milan Hemp Be on hand early tomorrow for the opening! Be among : the fortunate women who will profit by the values in 3 store for you. And remember each Hat is a new model. : cleverly trimmed and styled. {Balcony} CKERMAN'S 511 Washington Ave. Beginning tomorrow, a special Fri- Flowers Visea Brat: Novelties Of Our Balcony Millinery Dept.! s An opportunity to effect an enormous saving on the smartest Spring Hats. Come : vaiues ‘ and treat yourself to the,newest styles and best of values F as we've made great preparations tor you! er eee ane ome oF O08 S fi d! Pairs of Women's acririced. a "Colonials PR coany Ties! | Patents : trown Suedes : Combinations Sizes 2°: to &. Widths AA. B. C Geo pairs of new Spring = Low Shoes of finest quality. 2 in beautiful patterns. Due : to a special purchase from an 3 Eastern maker we are able to ; offer these genuine $5. %6 and $8.so values at this low a price; all with Goodyear - Cevered Louis. Cu- Ses x Baby Louis don't miss this sale tomor- ¥ = bee/s. os row at $3.65. (Basement) Fine Coats Values to $25, S$ Gray Susdes Values to $35, D 1 om Choice All Suits 27 fur-trimmed Winter Suits to close out. welt soles: in all sizes. If Values $ 30 you appreciate Shoe values, to $35 Groups of Winter ap- parel fom quick close-out at a fraction of actual worth. Values to $15. $ Choice Choice 10 Teo Close Out Winter Dresses Values = -95 to $15 Se Ovi é fk loo | 600P ilk H | 600 Pairs Chiffon Si ose S A special purchase of a well-known ae make, offering all sizes amd colors at this Z oe special low price. Oates Dewnstairs Store.) Downstairs Store } + gestae: 2 oe t , e he Mmission’s pot- e ~~ ear hs r ederal a.c Wou.d rr} ~ - er a TL ccemteeeestnmnpbee SENATE TAMPERING [— {= — BAER & FULLER@ GRAN D-LEADER 3 SATE ROD LAW] __ eu . noma imo | Fay Will Be Bargain De = . . no aid the attemy? t ~ COrreadct from a e ginee | Aa pDOint : “a> - Lafavor Commission in its effort to estab- 1 BE the ordinary . be - ° . reaere held to he pn er ar : : : tne wi coll ‘if - tne wt the . They are in the always popular checks, Even though they are in the n stacking and nae ig x — in pink, red, brown, lavender, green, blue Dress class, they are pretty ch 2 Fie, whtne. a98 nie Irwin was supported br Seno‘or \ or black with white, trimmed with white street wear. Sizes 36 to 46. rat | Fruit Bowls at ortge = epoeee Be pom é hee ae arm | } pique, organdie. two large patch pockets, women will anticipate their Spring : ee of St. Louis County. who was ¢! : a turnback cuffs on the three-quarter quirements in this special selling ew (Thrift Avenve—Main saa fe- * oe. "an - } £ > hd I begun in the Senate it will ba Ms About 20 Suits in the lot of various tings. ‘Downstairs Store) | ,— 3 @’Clock Special-—— ried far beyond the intentions «: erades. Mostly sizes 3 and 4. Bx, ie emake 3 Cretonnes at 28c Yard « ae Se eeeiinitiiie: ihe: tee ’s Hich Sh 5p A lot of toce yards of Cretonnes in At 1214 Yard a "h > = e 4 - M . i a a of See wenete come en $ frilg oes, $2.9 F. stripes and floral designs. These are the c Y = wi write the amendment which Many different stvles of ¢ dull better kinds, but have slight tmperfec- A lot of 2000 yards of solid . sia a BIS ecg ita agin any differen yies. of patent uli | he tet remem s@ senate mim +h brow - §ski h En- tions. Dewnstairs Store.) checked and plaid Dress e wl cellent quality and perfect. Good quality Percale Shirtsy @ til after the committee had acted M . U . . : Downstairs Store } band or collar-attached styles, m There is little Geubt hawever * en $s nion Suits at 95c white, tam, gray. also checks and | 7 An piAt unusual opportunity te Se, mtindiinaeteds Benton tinnitus 4 Mediu — ae = See ” All sizes m the lot 14 to rv7. : : furth ‘miting ediurm-weight Cotton Union Suits in | are for unmmediate nace Saddele mci oe a > yma ; Brssorin Bn. Fg Good Corsets at 79c ‘Downstairs Si : — > Senin ae sion in designati ng the primar Miller “secomds” and sample Corsets. . = throughout. Sizes +3, a roads will be reported fron he : low and medium high busts, of white and Stockings, 17c—3 Pair alt tetheatiaad - p —" - “? Oa eS ; . a . _ , . > > . ommittee, and that unless there is Children Ss Shoes, 79c Pair pink materials. Some heavy styles with Children’s fine ribbed Cotton 3 a stron - ee theeweth?é’ a tae é : ° = oy tee ight | Of ae nD As graduated front clasps: all have rustproof in black, white and cordovan. ee =e ae s ff amendmen e.. » — i@at eT, oTown anc du!] ieatr- boning. Sizes 21 to na onds. All sizes to g*z sex ported br the mmittee er amd some combinations. Sizes ¢ to §&. Downstairs Store.) ‘Downstairs § " adopted by the Senate Termed factory checks, but are good va!- ae Gary s Argument | ues. Downstairs Store.) C fin W 9 V L4 ineieede eee vasa Pink Confiners at 49c omens Vests at . committee, in an addreas to membere | _ Back-fastening Confiners, with elastic. Fine Cotton Vests, im ail styles, 5 2 of the Legislature Tuesday nici: Rug Samples at $3 39 Sizes to 42. A good Confimer at a small or plain. Regular and extra sizes — begged that the road law he price. Downstairs Store ) ‘Downstaiee Ss toved with ie anid thhe ane. as Heavy grade Axminster Rug Samples: : te alveneett.mresininne of si Mae |i pretty patterns. Many match and can be B s >Cord oO 5 $2.95 Panta Dresses at —— 7 ; 3 2 ‘ : ‘ . = = ¢ iT r eral road law, under which Federa used for malls, small 1 ooms, etc. Bound on ~~ 4 a "y its, For the wee tot of 2 to 6 years. aid is granted. is that the Sta:» die edges. 27x70-inch size. se serviceable olive drab corduroy. styles for early Spring wear. way Department must hare nde oe tt Vownstairs otore PMs strongly lined. Trousers fully lined gingham or eat ac = determine routes and thar if a and cut full. Sizes i3 to r?. ‘( Dewnstairs further limitation ore, Cidade sic Downstairs Store) ‘Seconmistion. ‘omre'sar ats. | Rug Samples,$2.98 to $6.98 an Sectional Paneling | fnagne that all Federal aid would } Sample one-quarter sections of room- Baby Blankets at 50c jomt to the State I] size Rugs. measuring ¢'2x6 feet; many , Beacon Cloth Baby Blankets: attractive 39c and 49c Each — ae ee ‘SSion's powe alike. Finished edges. Downstairs Store) %¢S'8MS: im pink and blue. Scotch and filet weave Paneling, presser’ ‘a n : ( Downeta re Store \ a: at thet | ergy. variety of beautiful patterns, ivory 4 the Fed déral aid. the com i - 3 “6 Carpet Samples beige. Each section is 9 inches eam, aheilidiiae G. aanies ame Men’s Socks, 19c—3 Pr., 50c and 2% yards long. As many not certain it had. He told that i $1.69 to $2.89 Fime quality Cotton Socks, in biack as may be required cam be had im 4 ited S oma , ece. Please window | tec States Department of Agricul- Various grades of Carpets; choice pat- white, cordovan, Palm Beach, navy, gray. pt — “= ean ther ‘ar 7 = ‘ : ~ #. ioubt! 7 = © . . . inue to Be extended under thee Dr ‘oe =. an: > - snen A LATIE i i336 ee give t'™e : _ +h 7 - > *-. ae i@gisiature to strengthen +l, = ric r< | l] 1S power of the comm issi Ls 3 His argument was that if +h. or Fas permitted {9 stand wrt! the wae Wr "ter ”~ _ een eee SSinch All-silk Mewalines in colo» | Choice, | seinen Sik cue Coenen +i eed 5 Senet Se Toate | OS a ae dandpetnis the ron.’ 32-inch Satin Striped oun Shirtings | $ 25 | wer D8 inch Silk Charmeuse, im colors , 4 as it was during pth gncmnat: po 36-inch Satins, Novelties and Staples ss 40-inch ~ ay Sines exe eaee . vent the wrecking of the law. shouts 36-inch Black Silk Dress Satins a Yard a . oe pea ca Ne —— oo ee ma Nynag hn nn qo-inch Black Silk Crepe de Chine 40-inch Black Silk Satin C} a change tn it. would continue te road fight. and advocates of 36-inch Black Silk Taffeta hard =: irfa ced roa as. who wou! Gd pre = Sir tees sek eG . % Pn Se me od a = €, a3 ve ; er “= - ean ee ~~ te SRS: al Fi. ‘i: « , both pp tt hi, ge 2 ¢ «pole ta rein ee Me ALY Bee ey Cog dy the 7 SS RAT age fhc ean ih 2 Oe See: Sr. came a Hs zs es aa

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Ks ae ' * eS Vere are ae a eae = - ty = . fis a Ce: _ Viet . E> ) $ 45 _ Panel-back and semi-fash- | New Spring Drapery Cre- | y 5 ee. | iso. 4 Pies cast Wc PE Be > Choice, sume gon brown and black Stock- | tonnes specially priced for / | ; J% ate se eccuee Cyt ss % | eeidhes \ gmgs. Reinforced lisle heels, © seo a — , | wo . Y 7 a. naaee manus” 4 7 ie Ree eege. Sugetly ) zeerne anh, Cones =Combme- ey ae s | puree: Tete Hees tee eZ , : | — “| tions for window and door go \ oe ~ i ¥~ GOWNS and Envelope Chemise of fine nainsook, angings, covering for furni- | : i pica am eee: onda + Lace Remnants, ture, cushions, beds, scarfs, ae is = j | af Nig ee , i = beautifully hand-embroidered in dainty sprays, $ Each | “i NY | eee as eyelets and scallops, some with lace inserts. The Ga ee 5c to 2. 50 ac (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Go d, ee Vv * om the : os Including Valenciennes,, New Tissue Gingham 4 , | we wns come in round, squarea “neck styles; leh eee eee. | At soc Yard | A | Envelope Chemise have built-up or strap shoulders. 3 velty Laces in bands, | : , ki = \ “=.N thew teed Tiowstes in suit- | Shown in many attractive - : ; ’ Each garment an exceptional value. lengths. | patterns and colorings. Ex- cellent quality. 36 inches ~~ 2 y ” Fringed Curtains wide. ‘Square 7—Main Floor.) x " : Corsets at 89c “ | MBREL At $1.45 Each : 1 There are several \hundred Standard muakes, of pink Dresses I tins wits rns ace effect dium bust Rurtproot boning A Sale of Maker's Seconds 4 border. Finished with bul- | " Glawers 15—Main Floor.) Ai NuUSuUd UTC adSeC dni CG C 0 | S 98 At 9770 Ti weeee are os ~ ~ ‘Si S@ieeeiaie : Sn : sree ss e@etege ” CRISS Sseeeaeres— » *eeetca@reeraeeasee eseesee? . 7 eeece ’ o@rre os ~ see eee secures ‘ (Second Floor.) pi ee Si. serait _—_— hate. 4 2 ee ee a Se ee) ee ee > Shs Ms 5 Nagu T. ah eS wpe Ss er | ae nt Mate ee S pau i tae a 7 AO este a Re >a cintents tah! . rer ; le’ or 7 rSebins en it eee e E yo A aaa 37 i. - ss - ee a 7 ~ , rn we 7 ‘ "CC Biwi Sei eieisieie -« 4+ lion fringe on bottom. . ° H 5 Others, with double-lace Crepe de Chine Sale F riday ie | insertion border, each, $1.95 Ar Gu. Yard % Silk Remnants All-silk Crepe de Chine, Weered in tie values are of- ; Pas At Reduced Prices go ec —— black fered in this group of Umbrel- eae | &ncluding Crepe de Chime, inches wide. gorditas x e | | | al at yrs are of heavy silk with wide _- eee ‘ é Colored Taffeta, Georgette | a wee ane Colored American Pongee | | satin-taped edges or grosgrain bor- ders, in all the modish shades and Messalines and Novelty : Printed Crepes, ranging in At 88c Yard peg ve rw ae om + fee lhe Y« dunked Dek ee bet Te a a ciSeci.' " ; Ye yaey, ; Be Ns, Ka tae ‘ ie ih ae : é , ons 1h : Ke w " : ; be or * 5 ig + en aL , ee Nik ee hie wy pay Wt. ‘ . Ee &.- trae ' Ginghams - & ;s SS: to 18 in this unusual group. full .fashioned, in black . — io Caps, -desirable colors. patterns and colors. — sizes. ' at ea a, d lors. Reinf d with . ey are in the one-piece | | A . lis oars ao om garter styles. have good linings. Ali Men’s Mended Gloves, 50c Pair ae a Ny “tt ju f = . wd lisle ~>s . 12'%4c Yard b: es he Misses’ Suits at $15.00 tops. Slightly imperfect Gk, N unusual opportunity to secure a sizes. (Fourth Floor.) Included are mocha, cape, and suede Gloves in tan, gmay, ivo x and white. Wool and heavy horsehide work Gloves also incl plaid £m om mone ec] i= ‘ ‘ fy About twenty-five high-grade mod- At $1.00 Pair jr Ph idle handsome Lamp at a very low cost. Bx Sines Not all sises. Priced extremely low. (Male Pteor) ' a 3 els, made of fine materials, 1n smart Women’s Silk Stockings: The bases are hand turned and hand- oys’ ouses (Downstairs Store.) i les. Some are fur-trimmed. Eac semi-fashioned, with _lisle : ! a. heels, toes and garter tops. | rubbed in mahogany finish. The silk At 79c ‘ : 5 ' 4 : lit ts, 69c, 3 for $2 ’ a — —— see aa aes At 25c Pair shades measure 26 inches across, and PURITAN and Tom Saw- . e “ cess See st ae Is’ Co 10.00 aren be had in a variety of shapes and | yg 7ecme, Peo semee | Eriday Glove Specials yses, in plat . 3 Gir S Coats at Children’s Cotton Ribbed may be had in a variety of shapes an with French and button cuffs. ay, also checks and stripes. ' Stockings in black or brown. colors.. Finished with silk or chenille Some have button-down col- For Childr . or en the lot 14 to 17. Seconds. An unusual opportunity to secure a good Coat at a very low cost. iedtin dikein adel atin (Downstairs Store.) are for immediate wear—made of Astrakhan, im gray or . (Main Floor.) fringe. Complete with two lights, lars. Sizes 6 to sania’ Fot Women iz & in belted style, with shawl or notched collars. Lined kesh ots ; ; 17c—3 Pair 50c Be throughout. ieee “9 a aa iy sg . (Third Fleor.) Footwear pull-chain sockets, cord and plug. — : At $1. 15 At $1.15 : . a Fifth Floor. »_ fine ribbed Cotton Stockings b F : HILDREN’S black kid aioe ’ Women's QNE- - CLASP Capesicin Capeskin Gloves, in ten” Union Suits tion wy deo poe gen oe sizes. and gray. P. X. M. te and dov Slight sec- ‘ . - te a z Sty a ; 3 OO ‘ rimmed H ts dgues 2 od - ] il V l R own co 2 a to misses’ 2, at 98c Seam ess Wi ton elvet ugs At 59c Pique and P. X. M. sewn. | 72 ) i q Men’s black colt Oxfords, 2n’s Vests at 29c ' : . welt soles, combination last, f $ 50 F fine cotton, tailored At $1 49 Lined Gloves of cape- , 9x12 Size, ° skin; very. warm. — SB oth 26 EM, ¥ Ay Mg ¥ x t ¥ roy a et . Ac r dy ihe Ped ‘ tes . oe Se Many beautiful degigns, in the better makes of Inlaid Lino- Glasswar € Women’s Gauntlets at $1 95. - = | a . | Dp: att i, me Tile, block, and hardwood patterns, mm: —— FORTY-FIVE Cut glass Of cane, sae and age i with euicoitenct fe epeae tional! P aneling # ew Milans in a large variety | icture ords : handled Nappies, each, 79c point bac Strap wrist and gored cuffs. E , of styles—quaint pokes with lace Y W WwW / so pressed glass utility gray in cape and suede; chamois in : j R . . 6 oo 49 pace - . Veils Sega sg Beauties, mush- LS YIN d At $1.00 Each 750 Shoe Shining Stands . ee oD sens Comports f - Toom s with Milan crowns and . . “17, | ch. $1.7 eee lh prapese Ses tgaae iF | taffeta brims trimmed with smart bows; off-the-face Hats ty er es gihegy. or onl A $ ] 4 9 " ae imported glass Kite ards long. As many sections ; with flower trimmings, Timbo braid Hats in close-fitting cop. . Bine, geld, mulberry, t Rests, _—_, a he pepe } required can be had in one; — - and medium shapes, flower and feather trimmed. Bright sand, and black and gold. bind — hex P ir. ‘At Un sual Savin lease bring window measure-]{ | Sorin: ; Hangs from center. White ‘enameled Shoe i ~ Shakers, pa u gs ng - Sprir hades and black. ang ente | avoid errors | Ss penets, 08 well as Gather shade Third Floor.) Stands, in narrow style. Well | 200 Salt Dips, rted (Downstairs Store.) | - 3 ss sas At $1.69 Each constructed. Specially priced ‘aa glass, pat. A aay We are featuring for Friday —— : A splendid wire-filled silk riday [a a -— 2 See ew our entire sample line of | - Cord with rosette and tassel, Wash Bench and a CM . Mattresses at v¥ special a im a = ur ains made with a ring hanger for : pie | Chinaware re ery 8 7 wall, or moulding hook. Hangs e Wringer, $7.95 ais yy & INETY-SEVEN- prices. Some are slightly from center. “Lovell”-make Wringer EE ae N Dinner Sets, of dane ve 9 soiled, but are perfect in : ‘ pg Friday, $] 72 2 Pair At $2.69 Pair — —.”. e + amg Se semi-porcelain, 4 Sets to sell at every other way. Mirror and picture Cord holds two tubs. $14.50 set with rosette and slide tassel, g9-piece Dinner Sets, of do- S* nat, Saaetet pairs a all colors, with ring hanger. —— Metal Ege Cr ates t ell at ; $26.50 pees v oO se Sets, do- Marquisette Curtains, with colored (Fitth Floor.) stitching on the ruffley Tie-backs to ey RO aman 8 ALUMINIZED Metal Crates for parcel post shipping. match. For bedrooms or bathrooms. Wall Paper Barred Mercerized Marquisette—In = Strongly constructed, but light cream, white and ecru, 36 inches wide, In Room Lots, = —— in vm « A made for continuous displayed on tables, at rgc yard 24c Roll use. Priced— : : me INCH Papers 1344-dozen size, at 8sc | 4-dozen size, at $2.00 Dr apery and Curtain Materials - T* high-grade tapestry and 2-dozen size, at $1.50 | 6-dozen size, at $2.50 is of Nets, Scrims, Poplins, Cretonries, Marquisette, Ar- cloth poss For living rooms 3-dozen size, at $r.75 | (Fifth Floor.) marked at great price re- dining rooms. Colored Madras and Voiles, ge wt Floor.) og : (Sixth Floor.) 4, eel Fis ae 3roups tcolors | goarne ime sb is tots) . ~ . ~ - ’ p ' . | —_ a \ } eer ed ik - ae ss yf es acs a pt ab a oe are Oe ee ea Boa ea NAS yeahs Sc RRR BEI ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equais that ofthe Daily-Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. rea = _— -_~ = — — a > ——— - * ¥ 4 3 oF * Ly a oa es : » , “a a oie re et \ tee . a “ae fe a Ste : & oh ; \ » . | “ . | ¥. a ~~ “Ss ~~ Special for Friday—Divinity Fudge Table Delicacies in Preserve S| + er Tea Reom Coffee Crees & Bisek 40c Te. 2 ths. for $1. - mere = welts | Oaly 22c the ny neahera Box ail hehe ge English Walnuts. Ceyge f , pad tins Grated Parmesan Cheesa, = Freiieimue reo 4 Pivimity Fudge. with [fr aii LP era be ned Raspberr: Preserves: spe - : a! # ~ - : 7 > - i z "ite a . tm Bi Vu wad Bioa rs. ete. a ver on Cand mitenes clal at..poand 4 S Year percent to Prost insniionds Se a ae ee = 4 Securities in Financing Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5-30; Saturday, 9 ta 6 ee : A ee Daa ae es ee ei Pee aa hes ee | : Oli . and j Loc ust From Ninth to f ¢ Delaware Corporation. ste Candy & Preserve Shop—Basement. ss — > i ra Friday and Saturday—An Important Selling of 2 2400 Pairs of "4 our Full-Fashioned Silk StockinggR==== : of five years with the three The voting trustees are. Reynolds, president of the etai and Commercial Nation- Regular $3.50 and $4.00. * 10 Many With the New Contrast- _ SS > . - Seq al the committee, a . . P| E ider om , : a: él f Armour & Co.. Stockings, Pair ng Embroidered Clocks E Bearet of the Metropolitan Trust . vet New York, and Albert H. president of the Chase Na-| Bank of New York. announcement is sched- ERE is an event of utmost im- y ——- SS peepee) , 23 te Feb. °°. Simultaneously, © portance to women. The reason: | | rs y 2A pexpected. announcement will be! ade of the ‘absorption of Morris & these are just the kind of new jf P™ SEE — ee $ Stockings that you will ' BAAN : I ae Leremel witli ‘an . ie ie * ~. VS r reorganization. Armour saneae e want for Spring wear. The ANS an Scan coe ool E —e with tan ss lit = t | 3 mM 1 a ' i f os \ Per — Taga to $6, 5 oe | quality 1s truly exceptiona | pe as. » — p enacgoed +a Pocks > it = ) “= 7 . ., : ‘ quae th seh —there are plain silk and i a. (2s Re eal locks : . = ¢ adition. he probably will bei ior ah Sa embroidered; all-silk and | ~~ = °\\ ee chairman of an executive! _White with § selt " j a ' een it’ to be formed. The stock ie soe se with cas? silk with lisle tops —and & : = ig fi «®\ ust . ip follows the recent r=) eas . ne p © ke . ‘ ee 1 ; ‘ wy a enaiiiateah chanted demiiatin teat 4 at ee ee ae Ne I teeth Ne mS a pw amg ane, ll sation of Ariwcur & Co., as . : . =z wet Of if b Result of which Armour & Co. of] =e oJ - of the: Illinois corpera*ioa and « menwes ' assortment of color com- Pea we 7 ; 1 Bate. ot onde weer binations as here listed. | ; wit Caster Purchase of Morris & Co. ‘e price to be paid by Armour) “»s for the Morris plant and busi-’ —s is estimated at $36,900.000. of ‘ ’ 7 t Oe TS , &§ = Sa Sy | = Rich one-third is to be paid in! ~ Site anit alba , ae ar —_—=> ae eh, ome-third in preferred stock | S tam clock: C h bd | / : ee Z —— ~ ze mt one-third in common stock 7 ale of MensShirts tn ae» @. Come to this event = {| 2s oo oie “I = >» + 2 . Edson White, former vice rrest-7 early tomorrow, for iz F _? : mem eggdeng 1200 of the Very N Colori Se ak i> ~“~z2 7 ee of the Very Newest Colorings Riaek aancae there will be great .— ~_ ~a=_aee te matpguaent onsiee Caneel and Patterns nan g Sa LL - Mil be lodged as at presen’. the Ietement said. adding that three demand. er — SS men of wide experience in buai- ke. : WR ~ m affaires also are to be added. Ais >| First Floer. , i [me bankers referred to are those $3 . $3 | piri” “Sa wa tense reese neem , FS aa mone ‘2 in line with the policy of —. Armour & Co. 8 public, rath and $4.00, at Sp: ringtime in Your | eas - ; 3 prmvate famtit cerporation, the foancing. now completed Dining Room! Scalloped Oil Opaque Shae Bline wish tus accomplishment,” ™@ statement continued. Y ° 7 lal, 9Se * 4 ~ he seguiar quarterly dividend oe a - New China pec Ae 2omoes stock was Geclared ree HROL (FH a fortunate purchase from one of America’s hest Shirt oe : 7: ~ Dinner Sets Colors are yellow and white. Finished with m a e y. " manufacturers, we are now able ti offer these reallv remarkable * - | lation Seallops and bullion fringe. Mounted aay WOLDS PENALTY WAGE onae ~ ; ° . . . , - ” , ae ’ ‘. : . - : ‘ ri oT co “rl ie 7 “thy “” . s2 -" + > . . } } , ‘ ' 2 a s # ¥ tla li ° ct rT) f pal nN 3 is" =— 2 es 7 comet Chey are lnaate Of Nwe Weven madras, corded madras and Satin SS Hil Fey on ges re — costa = ae ; serials” # So Raies in Suit of Former Seles- . ‘ - . 21> . : ae athe .* . = , : . ' a ‘ ‘A Mt Tta ae. Milt. pec ~ tae 4 et 4 girl Acainet Departmcar stripes Inadaras. BE e! \ Shirt is fiz}! rit atic rel] fitting. S1zZe Special for Two agree: 3) 2), acta S acdc phen In the Feb Sal Days Only r LieT iaces. Necks a re Tr (Ud. >yual P -AaTiG : P- Ss. ee our new dis- e ruary es = J av te the Cons p Stvies. WITH Smart roinhg collars and the vourta- play of Pottery, Jardi- : Bs 3 the case was called ¥y . ee tere “Hag — > . % =torney asked Judge Mix to g? — Pet . mm it ‘demand. roses ther mreres, ower Bowls and oe —— / pro - a ruction te the jury to that frout er back closing Vases. So decoratwe for , wt CO End b Which he did The Judge : Spring blossoms. oa | “4 . é $7.00 Value $ | ae ee + a — al . ; - aeme sat tered Leather Vandervoort’s Week End Cases, $10 4 a } | ae Bags SGN WEOTGEOME {Set cornet, See na E 00d Yaiues | ae tow pone ee it eve mises ona aah ae Come to Our Cook- a8 sme mee a —ef extra heavy Va agar aie A see ose nc: erin esa tov torn | ee OB lees te . ing Party—Friday Silk Umbrellas fee a Pie's im question inflicts 8 “sizes. Very specta! a ‘Hat Boxes, $5.50 ns POE Table “netted = nee equal to —— Boston In the Basement Cafeteria at 3% OOD We aise bayer fumed esk and colder en ae at ‘ 77 : > . s ri >. ke Teast Te € : = » _ cer rt e 4 * order af self cola uitine iNS€d LuX-) MCoes. Regulerty $25.00: very specwl " i “a ae Fe 7 ¥y ala , =. . -™ iilliial : é S a ‘ oe ‘in — " . if rec “7 rm an al daa | ryiii —_ cor J ta bic o aS y $43. ae mahogany E a — - : — — ~ . cin . : 7 mes ar” a ss a cms : > Dress Tresk te Wateh the shove * oe ae Pan ee “st a5 Ang : 2 PTOWN anc bia. Wn ar, regular + b Panel Bed — een pet hie : . ° , . : cm Mitr ™ ont a” ° 7 _ far a *teamec r—. “ey “4 } * > ~*~ ‘ 4 a - " +h . as o en - 7 ; - . , Al : : ex 835.08 P $49 i tyuli-size P » ~ i et + ty : - r 2 w te ; ts fb ome sar oh et ther hs ean i* Birr a ws a . a. «) ; en ine ee eu . ~ = ‘ as a id iit 1 fs @? Pp: rai ; We have aber: ~ 3 onda *asy Bea and <9 inch sices,. “pecia Sark ma take home valu Z | " a} wood with rmgs and Chairs wACh are Squally as We have a ‘arge - . om: , op ae » : - . ~~ | % eather mswings. . White g90d values. other coed Beda; #1 tes ; al ‘Die data on the-art of i asty ts P he be , ae ih : . $ l 5 y 5 - a Some ama gover Ops and stuk enes $49.99 mahegany full-size from whick sre * saao—Dacaument : 2 mi big a wert ‘ Ben $25.0" goed vajuem... . | +-.m very Sp vial Luggage Shop-—Second Fleor 3 Resuie: $13.90 Uclipee, Goe equality on- norella Shep--Firet Fleer. Matt: ees, $83.95 for full.sie. Twin-sip fern Std = ; ; ‘ Pt . ' ; Sees as eo < oe Spot Go Spe aa ag TBR rt tae tks ER ety a, ae LR MESSE i i aa ae

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sa Brie poe bast ¥ a oe = . a > eeiiesable NS SM ob: bi aleie> J Ts ye oN ion a ee Be a a SE CRP REF gd a WE ow eet - sree " 5 . . = . ¥ ™ ee ee, re ee ae, ” Fis * 4 ts 4 - ine “ J PR ae Ue, Te Ly RT y ORR a aes , Ril RS eM SE Mag yen co eee et Rye Se eT Sa Sine D> ae, P ~~ ; - i ee ene OOS rae gay RENCE Ae AM “* * 2 a aaah, Se. Ae SS SER By ee 2 . 4 # ae aes. fens e ade ies 3 ee on % ‘ ’ r-4 = * - ra 4 BP haa ER ; hg! ae af Fw eee wee oS toe a i Os ein ie Se Sry » ce Sah ge fe a fs Sk gets we ie ae ky ty ee See sy ' 7 , The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. If You Will Build This Spring Th idomie of IN TON FE in NOW and consult The Present Epidemic of SA. o 2: Dp ase ‘garding your problems. We are experts in just one line: Lighting Fixtures Whether you are planning to build a mansion Or a bungalow, a lic > +. ioe 4 segs THURSDAY. « ** | SIURSDAY. FEBRUARY 45. = 923, ie HARY 15, 1923. . « Et. Bill for Licensed School Engineers.|of Education to hire only licensed|Cousips Die Almost at Same Time. | utes of each other yesterday after- | each from pneumonia. Buesking Special to the Post-Dispatch. engineers to operate its power and aes Buesking and Edward Lu- | 2002 of pneumonia at Maryville, Ill.,| was 24 and Lucas was 21. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 15.—|Be#ting plants was presented in the! as cousins, died within a few min- | H oe : A bill to require the St. Louis Poard preyed ge So aman S Caacatal | Preserve Shop q Crosse & Blackwell’, Pickiegq i aglish Walnuts, Chow Chow i rated Parmesan Cheese, Yer: south Bloaters, ete. a a m | : sement. - | 3 a t to P USE BOTH ! | ; % } of ear Arrangement to Pro- | =o L S | . . | 7 P Securities in Financing say dentists C O D Hiamonds Universally Appeal 4. a ust f rom Ninth lo Tenth * Delaware Corporation. oe wp ee ee Gee ee ee Be ewe Should warn everyone at the first | _ ——_— Ew ee ‘sneeze or chilly feeling, to take im- i ra ¢. We are exceedingly proud mediately y RE of our showing and will , : ) gladly give estimates on Luyties’ 4G Luyties’ | mountings without obliga- “ wend thus prevent the possibility of | tions. If you have your ' wo—for a Complete Dental Treatment ‘bronchitis. grippe or ‘pneumonia. | own stone, you may choose Also take No. 66 night and morning. : . from hundreds of designs in Dainty — plati . =e i 6A R bI Price Luyties ‘‘99’’....25c num mount- white gold or platinum to | ia hm Yee 4 building or a manufacturing plant— ten ‘' . ! | you ma nsult our Service Depart- rice Luyties ‘‘66’’....25c ing, with on€ enhance its beauty. Pictured We invite you to visit co Price Luyt fine diamond, y. our DISPLAY ROOMS. ment without charge. Family Doctor Book, 72 pages, free | is a ring that is sure to ‘on application. : $200 please. ‘ | as (iross Chandelier Co i wakness. loss of weight, thin, poor | In the Mail Orders 1107 LOCUST £2 ST. LOU/F Ma : : the Post-Dispatch. —taGO, Reb. 16.—The finan- Seesirs of Armour & Cd. Ti Cl ; » taken over for five rears WO eansers— a syndicate of New York | Ueieseo bankers. Fifty-one per | the common stock of Armour | | af Silinois, the parent organi- | » has been trusteed for a pe- | “at five years with the three) wa The voting trustees are: | war Reynolds, president of the’ eentel and Commercial Nation- , weak: Samuel McRoberts, chair- | » of the committee, a former | ; ef Armour & Co.. now ¢ of the Metropolitan Trust | Tot New York, and Albert H.| sin, president of the Chase Na- | Bank of New York. announcement is sched- | Me follow the annual meeting of 4 olders, postponed from Pesto Feb. 20. Simultaneously, _seected, announcement will be . of the absorption of Morris & : Klinesn Beginning Tomorrow, Due to Several Underpriced Purchases—a Timely LAMPS Our line of both Table and Floor Lamps will interest rou. ities dade ee eA ee Tooth Paste cleanses, removes foreign - : - deposits from surfaces of teeth. It restores the beautiful whiteness to teeth by ban- ishing the film-coats. 3 Liquid Antiseptic finishes the good cn @ @ & . rk. ; * : ; Tooth Past we mo imap cts acids from ferment | blood, can be overcome with Luyties | Confidence Promptly hr ing ts in inaccessible pockets be- Tissue Tonic. Gives strength and | of St. Lowis and Efficiently Liquid Antiseptic Wem teeth. It hardens gums, sweetens ' /vitality. Liquid, large bottle, $1. | Since 1882 Filled. -cucts day the breath, tones up the entire mouth. | Also in tablet form, per bottle, 50c. | -LUYTIES HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY 913 LOCUST ST. J 1 eee e © ¢ tec Oe a 6 + © we HS * The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press. news service. Seventh and Locust he pankers insisted on control to | nat the securities of the recently ni! Armour & Co. of Dela- |; s much as they did in the Good- ‘Rubber reorganization. Armour . ered stock, which sold recently @ par, dropped yesterday to 86, bg recovery to &8. : Arn Chairman of Board. g Armour will remain as oman ef the Board of Directors. Zaition, he probably will be} ed Chairman of an executive) sities, to be formed. The stock | ip follows the receut $ ro-, telization of Arisour & Co., as) mult of which Armour & Co. wf aware was formed as a subsidi- bef the Illinois corporation and 9000.00 of bonds and preferred sk sold to the public. ’ Purchase of Morris & Co. Phe price to be paid by Armour, Se. forthe Morris plant and busi-— m is estimated at $30,000,000, of | lich one-third is to be paid in’ one-third in preferred stock | @ one-third in common stock of: mour & Co. of I)linois. ) ¥. Edson Whitc President. . Bdson White, former vice presi- im will be president of the new. mp ¥,A@ Statement issued at the ee of Armour last night said. The re 4 : : ie Management of the compan: E nie psu A ded iciured. ibe lodged as at presen‘. the. nent said, adding that three. ers are to be added to the board Hundreds of ors and that “other promi- Oth : mmen of wide experience in busi- ers. Qffairs” aleo are to be iudded. % F Bice , & . }: Bankers referred to are those’ see Vv indou 5 d above. for Many More. Thia is in line with the policy of - re - Pe BR TE Fer aa we Every Dress An Advance Spring Style, Every Dress a Wonderful Value at oi Sh ee Og aye Oe The Dresses Illustrated Tell but a Part of Their Value Story. Just Wait Until You See Them. ee ee ee Oe ie oy 2 2° a ere’ «6 © eB Ae ting Armour & Co. a public, rather | 1s private familf corporation, . ' a ‘the financing. now completed, is - que Shades ze (ane with this accomplishment,” , | ‘ peatement continued. | : 9Sc }P Bombe teguiar quarterly dividend on’ 9 ee Amour stock was declared yes- wel | fringe. Mounted on | we. Same in the. 36x84 1 74 > HOLDS PENALTY WAGE $1.15 | | RP UAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL | Short Lengths | th age | f Curtain M als’ fSo Rales in Suit of Former Sales- | 0 irtain Materials _ girl Against Department Greatly Reduced 4 Store. R legislative enactment of 1914 Several thousand yards, ch imposes a ; pitg ’ ) penalty on an em- sept get lg sch who fails to pay on demand 0 fF yds.. ey » pricec of ; , from 16 to % less than & discharged employe, Was | berular (te be unconstitutional in a de-| | | mi yesterday by Circuit Judge | te. Finished with regu- 28 ee Re IRIN RRR INES. aS 6 tram. ©. Every Imaginable New Style, Color and Trim Represented ee eee 4 - at ~ - Ae > ? ta cy Ks > “ . % h a me decision was in the case of "= Emmalyne Brommelsiek, 4016 | m2 Grand boulevard, who filed | “Based on this law against the’ Barr Department Stores, al- ig she was discharged as a sales- | fon Oct. 3, 1921, but demand for . A@mounting to $14 a week. 1 i, she being told she owed itharge account more than was | to her. f | | | fgg: a ns ., : ae | A? ° e - F b ° | 2 Piet criginary was tried be- | | , VAS: 1 ATG Exquisite Spring Fabrics - — [@ Justice of the Peace, where | i ) ‘y Ph Se ee a Vit , pecia ™~ Paintiff obtained a verdict for | Das f e ® ingluding penalties. The de- * @2ppealed to the Circuit | Pe Period Chests— Special at $28.75 Chests with cedar lin- ing: decerated with beau tiful ‘period ornaments. 'They are 48 in. long, 21 ‘in. wide and 22%-in. high. burth Floor > * - en adie anita dates te an ee RE RE Pe ee EES eee em ee _ ~= - " - ae. _———— ee Developed in Styles for Afternoon, Street, Sport, Office, Dinner and General Wear. mit being conter.ded by the : sary Sales fe . lawyer. “. P. Berry, that the Printed Crepes Canton Crepes Poiret Twills Tricosham Taffetas Wool Crepes Alltyme Crepes Roshanara Crepes Crepe de Chines Paisley Crepes Contrisy to the Constitution. the case was called yesterday | Mahogany | om pe iret yaa a = | ie astruc e jury to that -f-| End Table pWhich he did. The Judge said | | he law was unreasonable and | i deprived a person or com- | y of Property without due pro-. & ever, acting on the Court’s | ™ the jury returned a verdict | 922.48 in favor of the plaintiff, | for salary due at the time she. mexnarged with interest to date, | , it was finally agreed | = On the charge account. % law in question inflicts a pen- [#2 Amount equal to the week- a the discharged employe “or | / eek the salary is unpaid, da : : + ee ee, 2 " Tif, y bs on a Bale S wr ; 17 ) BAe, p Wa LE ae ~~ 6 a> _ dee We consider this Dress event one of our best selling achieve- ments of months. Looking at it from the viewpoint of our cus- tomers, with a full knowledge of rising market conditions and the values in this sale—our one big message is: “BUY ALL THE DRESSES YOU FEEL YOU CAN AFFORD.” Buy for the whole season ahead. Buy with the assurance that the styles, qualities and values in this sale are much superior to those usually offered at $15. The Importance of Early Shopping Cannot Be Overestimated 4 - > ww > | . : - Se NR NOE CO NT On RI eR NaN RRR me — - - — hos “ ne . w " eR Foon a y * . Py ] ia.) . a ee ? : 4 : a ‘oe Ro. Oe’ Se aD or de > ute . “ ‘ ee ee ee - a ee ohn — “— a ; ‘ 2 “ wir we ~~ * = et ® ~ . ; . ’ . ‘ 7 vy 2 ~~ ee r e P , ‘ é , > b . H ’ “2 eer ant - ry ; i, Ss ue 4 Spe : ® ’ , Pt eae, (2 Re cd ’ a MW. > f é y ~ r s * - . ’ ~ - - is ~~ F q 4 tt . % x 7 + 4 . 6 shee ‘> ¥ ¥ bi es ’ i “ : ’ , . i . ; as é ‘ Se ‘ 4 Paks “4 poy ; ¥ 5 yea Role Go - ar me $F tenes p= iy % ; et ; ° “ : : i ‘ a ‘ape, eee « 9 an. " a > ef ~ 4 i. rs % " Loki tee rr: Highs AS aa oy! amt aS Poe » af 53 eats. ‘ bE ; 4 - ¥ : ’ 2." ’ Mie =e BM: Ss. ae is Pe teh “ ” ~ i * eet 7 4 = 5 3 ide : 7 - 5 om ne - a [= ia : z ” te hk . ny) A ae a x * - ; 4 f 2 - iv - JY ae ot Ln #3 wi, St aAG 4 , . ° “ 4 si . * Fags Fe ; pe Eee ee Ps : ryt Min ee» le is Sh Ii SMM AD BS eS oo 7 ik re EY eS 9 RA a RE Fo Bia ne or TR? Se Pa OR en ke aa ED AW: Vee, NTE ae ta NRT ni ci x Bas sa Gait > fe tee i Mig te me nit int . P “e ~~ Tae ee ee bp : i ee ee : Si os . — i Poe , Fe RD SRT eM ee ye ee bap les Bs Ae SS pa aks ae , ‘ J ; Poy: > ; * o* Lye ye ee ans st s #4 ; MS ied / oe ay i 7 , © te, as 1 ibe = iow ae 5 Aes a ee oP . BP oat an ee ae ‘ +3 ee Le ; - © J ne, a, ~ ai en DHS rh bet 1) x 9 ip. $ Ly te so ig cet ty Rte | ae iP eide x mF a ay ait 6a mel .T % Tt ee A " . ae) Sea a oT * " de is be 4155 5 : et he tbe > “er ae a3, OTT Sa eeee ae AS oe Bit gts ed LE RA A Dale EEO OEE LN Apter eee ee be gb ie Le ey y. eee ee Ca Sate Oe Oe hb Neg iy arte 5 WS ry “in INES ty rine By Rig ao Mae MEE A al ik he Rea oh Pe se Sa RIP CAPO rae Koh as So fei ’ Bie * ered ea * a 4 tes 4 + ; ¥ - - v Ws fe = ’ Sie, a " 7 ' wT ‘wil ee . ¥ A i Pia “ene Le VRS 9 2 ee wor 4a vee mi A, I 2 ey rey F at oe - oare. oa a aS ey - Le. “ 4 + mn. oe hg Sn ‘ ; 08 . a :, a a 2s > > coer cay: 00 whose: ome omrmapene OES Ne, COLNE” Meee ota * or = anil : On ed a - * 7 ‘wad ee eel r Via . - ia SN a eer ? . ye. ie . ig . Wr, (Rez. U. S. Pat. Ot1-3 Thra Washington, Jf ae ) a Avenue ¥ \ A AU Aca CStreet A Seemingly Endless Style-Variety Ilection that embraces every phase of the Gpeing ane from basque and bouffant -etyles to BE Post-Dispatch rend- draped and latest Paisley effects, es expressed by : 2 eee tomorrow. | makers to whom quality is of -utmost. consideration. Twin-size for $12.96 4 ee FRIDAY is ) ih AEE Ty __ BARGAIN DAY ¥ $25.00; very special $17.75 r eS D N Y $50.00 full-size Panel Wood z other rood Beds to seloct : f Tomorrow $45.00 mahogany full-size ) Es . from which are equally as 4 Punei Bed $25.00 ee S ° | We have a large variety of Bs ‘ good values, ; vi Bre “uality- getton-felt - SO EME: ENG Lal A IAL! ey OB Oe a aap NN ea,

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fity tireuiation of the ehthed POST. OmS sited alone Appenakuatany Lauals that of the Daily ae neat avd - Times Combined. 86S. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH he Se ee Seay ne er nt Vee 7 ~ " pate ret on = ~ a - = a ee cd ~aiiadaniaineedpepinedl rare timeirdtin _. ee et Se ee $701000 1 WN PHP |poeeesccescescoeseceesese sescesseeeee enemetmnneneteeaesmanameaeemnan ed emaeiieeeiinendantaaaeee Stal gen y—Special vay im in | - Psi ||'cee3| Silks for Friday / 5c | | $5.50 Canton Opepe Mi inches wide, in new Spring $3. 50, $3.98, $4 98 Silks tein facaate i?] black ? ; oe & & sialon . } = ~ $3.08 Silk Spiral Crepe—40 inches $/. £5 Silk ' : : v4 Sprig bndes or hlack Pongee . feo $4.50 Satin Canton Crepe —40 jiches wide, in bhe UNG 7 ‘ on ‘ c- ore iy} if satal rare brew a. periwink! qa? Tame $4.95 Brocade All Silk Satins—o6 iuehes wide 40 Inch Paisley Silks | Vi lty ive ele “ietis Teor’ Tele ~ «ir care ~ssi's. 7}.In. Imported + WERREENE EEUMUE eileen aah 2 stvles and calors _iaemsea Baskets $2.75 Printed Crepe de Chines ($2.50 Chiffon Taffetas , ‘ ee ak, an Pere a Au vy Sy eed 4 vag By velvet PHM gialllore: RO A SEE i a $2 60 Canton : 45¢ YY | . ) ) $798 I8 Reegrenratierg oy 2 aden St 3 oe Crepes UN aS SI. S | | > Se sé. 9 Canton Crepe 00 Duvetynes Ay "S41: 96 | ch eens eee See mEeer tte a Bird om bie ttmr? e+e - beret: be watt f ‘ te pie: : . heete rite : A Hiiing es “se *% este: = 7 t +4 teers ts the . cara " set § $a 4 er aics! LER INST: . Ths riz : »* steer ¢ re 9a°e* Me 2 perme: bering tr: eters St) 4 6966 pater ies 4 | vee Goa the eo eor ine here 2? S shee here we! vhe Gate bt uh! —— : wm we ; ve $1.50 Tricolettes $2.50 Satin Cadinee $3 Black Canton Crepe : . OSS S———— $1.00 “22°55 $1.77 ¥ - : " : worm ' 4 : ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ y ° f nf € x q J Segre es & | SSee eugene = & ” 7 ¢ % € Se Tisawe Gingham LI) Mahe Nrped Sc Nik. Nrwed 4% Dress Ginghams | , - get teen Maur (ung Shur tng ma . : , | a = P — a: vai- + Nt Be er Wiad ra ~~ Ae, * wom» ~ “t tte 4 ~ — * Lt) Sas tA Gas & nthe Yoon pete > wis. » * “ge fm & ‘ rs i Si ae Voltars jg, oe 5 i i ees . “ | ' et. i eS ; 4 | : : ‘ : « a wy ’ ; - 4. » . , . © ‘ -_ * - a : eS ss may & Tt trR TS Batters. 4 p Marks ce cak thet tae ete te Erk ~ertey ; ‘) Greet: Yikea + let +e a Loe, | _— Th Sek Be Sai Oe «hat & we ever mn wee ues ck. a ‘ey Wyre Meany WE siiceacid ote } “= ~ fe . a oe Bandoline. for waving 18 to 2 Only of at wee curling the 29¢ $150 Mary Garden " + a a ; : Toilet Water, in 9R&c ' ‘ . Sac Mirror Nail Pot- Meas & Women's $3. $4 & $5 Gloves , f | Bg tage Wie We wimen $S Rea teer Gleves : ' - ; coe aap rproo ; der Compact. . white and rache!! 6c Twin Gar Trans- parents Soap. made aes the makers of clive. Cake, 6c; 65 dozen 35c wees Lemon Besaty Cream, for sceemaaen. ee roma Fosae” IC ee Pond « Talcum Powder. Orienta! 19%¢ eethej Ut

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>. Ae. 023, g ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. + f ft) ° ; i ’ “at , ‘i rm aes seunese Tree Ty TT eT eee eee a Leasa ese seasaeaengana a & Sees eageeSeeageaesa ates s | es — — * ’ . _ $70,000 TOWN CLUB , , WHS Friday—Special ' The Steve fer D ALL the People side. “STOCK HAS BEEN SOLD $1.50 Stamped . ; Silks for - é ; $ Silk Pieces $ Covers Extra Special $3.50 Canton Crepe—40 inches wide, in new Spring shades or black 10c $3.98 Silk Spiral Crepe—40 inches wide, in new Ser rd Pee oe ee ee el i oo ee ee ete — ae ca Investment Company Composed | of Members Financing New Building Downtown. PT sah felt eg bed!) SP eget ie ; {i fe AMS IN ee ke aM ge 6 nil —- - . - pd 1 ; m4 ; Ma HAR he More than $70.900 of the $100,000 of stock to be issued by the Town|@ Club Investment Co., composed of|a members of the Town Club, to finance | m the club’s new building, to be erected at 1120 Locust street, has been sub- | scribed. It is planned to break i. ground April 1. The lot, having a frontage of about |= 45 feet on Locust, cost $70,000, and 450.009 has been paid on it from the, subscribed stock. The building will cost $1709.000, and the equipment and furnishings about $30,000, it is, estimated. The investment having no financial affiliation with | the club, sells stock only to club members. Should a member wish to) 5 sell her stock the investment com-|@ pany retains a 90-day option on it. No one member is allowed to pur- chase more than $2900 of the stock, | which sells at $25 a share. Of the stock already sold, $2500 has been;™ bought by the club. a ! Will Borrow on Property. It is planned to erect the building by borrowing money on the lot and, the building as it progresses. The}, .. investment company, which will lease |= space to the club, believes that ‘n 10/§§ years it can clear itself of debt. Dur-| ing this time the club will attempt) gradually to buy stock held in the in- vestment company held by members. The club now has a membership of 1700, a campaign began last De- cember having increased the list by 350. The campaign still is in prog- ress and the organization hopes to have 2000 members before the drives clese, the date of which has not been se Plans for the building .have not been completed, but the tentative drawings provide for a six-story) Dduflding, the first floor to be an ar- cade. In the basement will be a swimming pool and shower baths; the main floor probably will have, space for three shops on either side | - of the arcade, which will lead to| the club elevators. The second! ' floor probably will house four more shops. The remainder of the build- ing will be dovted to the club, on the third floor of which will be a lounge, reading room and card room, with sun parlor at the rear. by, December. The fourth floor is planned for a eafeteria, while the fifth will have a large and private dining rooms and the kitchen. The top floor will be designed. for an auditorium, with probably a movable platform stage. It is intended to use this room for » banquets, dances and recitals. According to present plans the structure will be completed in De- cember. It will be built eo that if _.. the club wishes ever to move to larg- , er quarters the building will be con- ' vertible to offices. Besides the reve- _. mue expected from the shops on the lower floors, income will be derived from organizations renting the audl- _torlum and dining rooms. IT-WAS A HOSPITAL, NOT JAIL Mra. Genevieve M. Paddleford in Di- vorce Demurrer Denies Eu- _ropean Reports. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal,, Feb. 15.— Mrs/ Genevieve M. Paddleford, who » recently returned from Europe, ves- . terday filed in the Superior Court a demurrer to the divorce action filed. by Dr. George FE. Paddletord, oil op- erafor. She asked that her husband be more explicit in his charges of ¢ cruelty. Mrs. Paddleford’s demurrer also contained denials of European dis- * patches stating she had been arrest- ed at Lucerne and Vienna. It de- clared she was in a hospital for sev- atv atic. at riday $3.50, $3.98, $4.98 Silks | @r.98 “—" — — — er eiete rary wey = - a ee a ee ee — ~. $15 Omar 24-inch graduated etm tiful indestructible white gold clasp* set with genuine diamor .. each in a = velvet box \ ay!) HA edie gil Al" st hi 1 MM te company, while 74-In. Imported Baskets 45c Stained dark mahogany color, elaborately trim- med with Chinese coins, mandarin tassels in attrac- tive colors; jade rings and _ vari- colered beads. ; ‘TT Tefefetftt}efewéef Tt,+*"t" Ts ''"" _. - SS LS S SD SDD DD DD DS as wry -. & ww > $3 Black Canton Crepe 40-inch excellent qual- y. 19 $ ® ity black Dress Canton (Main Fleor—Nugents.) (Fourth Floor.) ) 't. Crepe Ln gi a A Rh ' mrcape eat ; . ’ if ; i” ; ' ’ ti : : ’ +) ; ; tt : +? ab pani : ’ | + pest tae estb ceetbbde dacs hacked ’ : sthesd “ ie : ee LININGS | 75c Black Venetian Sateen 36-inch plain black Venetian, extra heavy quality, for * ae bloomers and Imings ... 48c large mirror and | two metal compact. & 75c Best Black Sateen cases. | La - 46-inch finest quality of plain black Sateen, mercerized and silk finish; excellent quality for lining ....... 49¢ Shirting 69c Black Sateen hams in checks, plaid harms in wanted broad- 32-inch madras Shirt- ff t and 30-inch plain Black Sateen; terns, neat checks, plaid ing in white grounds satin alias 29¢ fine quality;. rich: | ffects an hits satin stripes ; wit] ‘olored stri s al- ; Deccan ae } , A oie - seach “ 4 39¢ sn wt ag a , ’ Oey? soft finish . - = % eee . Pali / Li» . en Half-Silk Crepe 50c Black Sateen 3 ° Half -Silk Crepe de S$ to 15 yard lengths BS Mail orders carefull long as assortments | Tt | Patent leather — swagger Canteens, © ¢ with gold-plated — lock and trim- © mings, fitted with ~ colors of wine, brown, navy and black. ( Basement.) $1.49 Union Suits 78c Women's itt a $1.00 Broadcloth Shirting 36-inch Broadcloth Shirting im plain colors of tan, pink, blue, lavender extra fine quality Union Suitfs, tight Knee. built up shoulder, reinforced un- der arm and crotch, ir- regulars. Sizes 34 to 0%. Plenty of outsize, ( Basement.) 50c to 69c Hosiery 39c Women's and chil- dren's lisle and _e§silk- and-lisie first and sec- ond quality Hose, in- cluding wide § ribbed Sport Hose. These are Samples. (Basement.) and green; fine quality rich, silk tinish $1.25 Satin-Striped Shirting ‘-inebh white y Up to %-yard lengths ¢ of printed Crepe de Chines in new Spring patterns and coldéring# for trimmings. Hats etc. (Basement.) ih” euahe Cey- ers of highly mercer- $1.25 Silk ized “Sailor Girl Spring sbades or black Cw artistic ° . o ms |r Pongee and heinstitched $4.50 Satin Canton Crepe—40 inches wide, in black, navy ‘rrochetil n ease. . . ’ , 98c . ‘(Fourth Floor.) blue, old rose, brown, periwinkle or flame oreins - $4.95 Brocade All-Silk Satins—36 inches wide 32-inc ine smoo ° . . ; ‘ . et A pe on RA ggg 40-Inch Paisley Silks—Exclusive designs for blouses or dresses aise draperies’ in a wonderful range of stvles and colors (Basement.) > : 5 Chi 3 ff $2.75 Printed Crepe de Chines $2.50 Chiffon laffetas $2.50 Canton 36 and 40 inches wide, dainty Printed ¢ 9 , Chiffon Taffetas—new shades of tan, gray, g C Crepe de Chines for blouses and wa blue. brown, also ivory repes dresses " or black $1.98 $2.75 Canton Crepe $4.50 Duvetynes nod *peautitul’ seh 36-inch heavy Canton Crepe in new Spring S 98 40-inch Duyetynes in dark navy, brown or = ele ere aoe shades of tan, gray, navy blue, brown, jade, | . black. Ideal for dresses staple colors and black. henna or black..., or capes (Basement.) . . = $1.50 Tricolettes $2.50 Satin Cashmere | Jj = 26-inch tubular Trico- 26-inch silk Cashmere 98c Wool Crepe = Jettes, in navy blue or $ ] OO in new light Sprit $ 7 79 3 black ° for dresses ; ° Cc Stamped |. yi ab r "y rr 36-inch splendid qual- 3 Ries, ity for Spring dresses, Aprons Made orf cream muslin; cut. sewed and stamped in five exclusive eas- ily embroider- ed designs: Blue Daisy, er . ° fly. Blue Rose 59c Tissue Ginghams } Tt a, ' Right — Bliack leve val- _A A A RAR RA RRR BRAK A KAKA AAA AA AAAAAAAAAALAL AA AAA AAAAA AA AAAAAAAA AA AAA AA AAAAAA 49c Dress Ginghams 82-jnch Dress Ging- 75c Silk-Striped aa ee J sen °6-inch T ssue Ging- ie Lee . (Fourth Floor.) ‘ ills WP eB i ee ‘. pa A stripes stripes $2.25 and $2.50 Bertha Collars $4.75 Shaped Bertha Collars, made of heavy Venise laces, in attrac- tive designs (Main Floor.) $1 Ratine Ratine in plain rood quality 59¢ New Applique Voile $1.49 Checked Voile 36-inch Applique Voile 86-inch Volle in. in colored grounds with grounds with olors, a » roven ‘ applique 50 ratine yarn $I 00) fo. 4 o0-inch, $ Chine jin colored grounds ilies 7 . ; , : ve nN ‘ “ea S ‘ with new print- | ( of | lain blac { Sateen, 29 * mercerized sil¥ finish ... C (Main Floor—Nugents.) ed patterns.... (Main Floor—Nugents.) in colo 6 dresses dots - fat , it i _ tr rt ayry Tt " : ") : i} t*| : + tj bhih ir? (DELL Lamesa aeagrtseeg sa ‘a 75c and $1 Chamoisette and Lisle Gloves Good quality imported 5 washable chamoisette and Women’s $2 and $3.50 Gloves lisle, 2-clasp style. em- broidered and spear backs; come in black, white, pou- Included are fine Gauntlets of imported wash- able chamoisette in novelty styles; 2-clasp mocha ree, niode, beaver and gray., Good assortment of sizes. or reindeer Gloves for motoring; 12 and 16 but- > $1.50 and $2 Gloves ton length, fine suede Gloves in white, size 544, Included are fine imported washable chamois- and pretty strap-wrist Gauntlets 1 S 4 ette Gloves, 16-button length, and Gauntlets with of real chamois with em- ° 2 Women’s $5 Reindeer Gloves ej Women’s $1.79 Hose $1.29 Full - fashioned in- grain and thread silk liose, In black and col- ors including black outsize. All sizes, ir- regulars. Men’s and Women’s $2.50 Umbrellas (Basement.) Z1c Bleached Bath Towels ; 9c 16 x 38-inch full - bleached Bath Towels. (Bascment.) 14c Bleached Toweling 10c ed or spear backs. Silk Gloves in white and colors, in 12 and 16 button lengths: styles and colors to select from... Men’s & Women’s $ Included are om Mean Ht feted oe yin aft ininll Lt * @ 4-HOU R SAL Tel Ae _Bandoline, for waving 4 | and curling the 29¢ ; . $1.50 Mary Garden ® 2 $e ‘a 98 r Fe ; original bottle. ». C in : Re 4 Terra Derma Lax, the a 4 English beauty a ‘ NSS. 63 eee ee 79¢ Boncilla Package 0’ beautifier, cold and Yanishing cream 35 and powder..... Cc ish, lasting and 17 Formerly itediiet.. c dade P 4 $1.25 Dier Kiss Pow- riced Up dcr Compact, in flesh to $69.50 ee strap wrist, women’s Cape Gloves with embroider- ereigere@ Meg. (; loves in S paragon bacalite 50c Higaud's Liquid , 10 to 2 Only j Toilet Water, in O a S ae Beauty, consisting of S35c Mirror Nail Pol- White and rawr clasp stvle or brown black, pear! mens Gloves rachell 10¢ Twin Bar Trans- parcnt Soap, made by the makers of Palm- olive. dozen mber ring h Cape tips and stub; carved and bacalite- opera ane FP’. Fa handlea for men. (Main Floor.) oo em | and gra’ (Main Fleor—Nugents,) ni iad at irae Included are Sport oat un a P ' dleford. eral weeks while in Europe, but nev- er in jail, The trouble at Lucerne, it was detailed, resulted from the fact that she and het daughter, Miss Marie Teal, registered at a hotel as "Marie Teal and mother,” while their passports named them as Miss Ma- rie Teal and Mrs. Genevieve M. Pad- s . 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 . 4 ‘ 4 - 4 4 4 . 4 4 . ‘ 4 a ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 4 a . . 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ 4 4 rr Trrrer.FT?7T° 77 7" Ad (Main Floor ° ! Men’s $25 and $27.50 Suits Pes 19 Suits finish naineok. A ee ee ‘SF re rTyrYrYr,YTYre.YeTS SS rrr ere eee Genuine Nashua Woolnap Blankets $2.85 © Regular $4 value, 66x80-inch real Wool- nap finest cotton Blankets itn tan and white. Slight mis- weaves. (Bagsement.) ——e 44-Inch Un- bleached Sheeting 14%4c. Full 44 - inch Un- bleached Sheeting, free from specks. (Basement.) 92-Inch Un- bleached Sheeting 17'%c Soft finish Sheeting, full bolts, 52 in. wide. (Barcain Haesement.» ul tes i P) rot i ) ; 4 Ris p : ; ; . t ' ab idl es iy asia ‘6 wt 44 “ * ~ ” —_ — mt de sd e 8&e i "i ipa iii i i _. - - s eS *) O00 from our high- ex ranges, all ® 0:8 well tailored ~~ a sat eee anaes eee eS, SL ED | ’ ; he - ml : _ . V-neck: made of splen- did mate trimmed -_ embroidery ineer- ez . . Cluster of tucks -—A choice of 16 handsome and per- fectly printed patterns — suitable for any room in the house. —lLies flat without tacking and will not curl at edges. Snappy, crisp new & of good gingham in: newest shades of blue; green, gold, brown,” th bulls Embroidered and neal ; lage Ingertion. embrotd- plique, ‘sashes, bows SS ites aa 5100 collar and cuff treat rer Nightgowns cabety. e' , = = inser;! : patterns. Sizes 7 t Bye of Nemstichineece = (Second Fleer a —A thoroughly waterproef floorcov- i ering. It has no burlap on the back - to deteriorate. 4 ~—Sanitary and easily kept clean with Occasional moppinc. —An improvement on printed leum and less expensive. re fs -. +... 810.75 l-woo) ani quality = woo! m ! xed . wi bull 4 a medium and ; heavy bBweat- ere with ahaw! collar and V. velope ca _- , 4 ; oti Bt if t 4 S@eeaeeeagegaeans 2a SOOA44444464 6646464464 line- ie " trit.- 244.44.4.4.44.4.446 4666446646 64444446444 46444446464 4645 6464 664444 rTrVwVeTVe Vee eee eeeerrereeererrerrerereeee Se bl _rrwrwree eee eee the Nort and the heat and bu- midity of the Tronics. (Third Fleer—Y¥ Ugerts.) _*.

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AY "1923. The cdty Circusation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of fhe Daily ‘Star and the Times Combined vied Appreeaaey braced oa —— [nn omar eee ee _--~ eee —_— te ete Ss Se em - — i TT TT Pa ee eee ee ee eh — am oi Se sates "! a\CIN THAT. POUNDED Demonstrating the Tveiiebiliess | i 4 Neek - Sales Buying and Selling Power of the Miva >) : PARIS [S, DESCRIBED | National Department Stores, Inc. Tite Seis ha S 8 | German Super-Rifle Described ALL the People & in Report as Constructed AR it aE een ‘i : wi , ae , Ei hid i BASF MEN? 4 From pring Naval ra fiSale on So Vein a ‘Beale! 16, 000 Pairs Women’s lah Goal | | = i @ } ota | 81-Inch Un- a Py the Associated Prem. $15 Omar Peay E, bleached Sheeting WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.—Army 24-inch graduated strand of; tiful “indestructible Pearts, ig f el a cial 1200 $ gun that pounded Paris during the \ very chosely woven quality, regular G0¢ value 2', yards wide ( Basement.) oo th ilove silk, 15c Unbleached i AN i AN hi Rt ee i "1 iy for which figures are given, however. was 8.°6 inches In diameter and weighed only 264 pounds, as com- + pared ‘o the 1400-pound. i4-inch )nonster used in the Amcrican gun. The report describes the German gun as having been constructed “from worn-out 15-inch. 45-caliber naval guns mounted on concrete em-._* | placements.” “The converted guns.” it adds, 81x90 “were of two parts; the main section /was 98.5 feet long and the forward Bleached Sheets % @ section 19.7 feet. The 15-inch gun 8 ier bored out and a heavy. wuni- AT ofits Phas vast iPaneneer ag) (Te a tas ; hetcboos full button - bottom st in lew Spring ternr: sises ® to 17 (Second Fleer.) naval guns. The German projectile paiva. ber a seemed Ten Largest Hosiery Makers! Read! ,.. ‘war with a range of 132.000 yards, | Sith gencive Seen, Ga sien’ "sizt Purchased to Wonderful Advantage From America’s Ss Muslin rriday only. 36 inches as compared to the 38,000-yard max-. | iimum range of American 14-ineh with genuine Siddsonds values, 81.05 each in a wide, full pieces. timit 20 vards. (Bascment.) The saving to the public runs into thousands of dollars, aver- aging about HALF the regular retail prices of these Hose. For $1.65 vou can pic +k $2.50 to $3.50 clove silk lace effee ‘ts—83.20 open French lace clox—#2.50 and $3 thread silks in plain weave | Bs ae Cea with colored tops and tancv embroidered effects—$#2.5 new i £/ te 7. one panel-back silk Hose—$2.85 all-silk chiffons—#2.5 9 Ke ie” gat ee . a Milanese glove silk—everything! Every pair full-fashioned! | the thin an =a ij | Sizes 814 to 10. Though termed ‘‘irregulars’’ you will get the fe , 2 a} just fits ti | ia Saal oy jy, Same wear and service as if you paid the regular prices. Bi aw a ~~ and $2.50 Wash Suits $1.79 Wash Suits y. Bal- liver Twist styles: some have em- biem on gleeve. trim ° - : . 7 ri ~ | a ea | a SB. . ’ ee = a a Ts 7 w C3 * : - . Dh “ 2. a * 7 - 1 O8 | formly rifled tube, 8.26 inches in ~‘ . diameter. inserted, 42.3 feet of thir (Base ment.) s | tube projecting beyond the muzzle of ‘the gun. Over this projecting part a hoop was shrunk. The muzzle sec- 72x90 ja tion, 23.6 feet in length, was screwed m= ito the end of this hoop tube. This Bleached Sheets ‘forward tube was unrified and prob- ably was added to impart additional ilineal velocity and better align the oF 2" ame. : med with tie. whistie and braid in grav, navy, tan and combi- nation colors; sizes 3 $ - atent LeatiiE ae These Hose Sell Regularly at $2.50 ,... j : 8 secend Fleer.) Can eens “ 7 ——H so Trread stik. ° Em bre ta- : : dium weight. $4.98 / im | cmbroidered to $3.50 a Pair “> es + & 5 (Resement.) values, 8145 | ves, $1.65 32c : = 7 : ! . Patent leather Style Features | . . = Dw Pillow : i - cases : : its C. ee 23c 6 , , f | 3 . x jn f BB ten bieached t{Maete Aik + alae hana in a A RG el ad ioe ey gh 78c Full bleached, me- . bore of the gun.” The super-guns could be rebored twice, firet for 9.3 inch projectiles 'and again for 9.93-inch missiles. One | of the guns that fired on Paris, seven of which had been constructed in all; || thus had been rebored. the report said. Compared to the American 14-inch me gun, the German super-weap- on was 118.2 feet in length. against | 69.7 feet, developed 467,250-foot tons | pace oo energy against 85,750: : } weighed 218,000 pounds, against ea 180,395: had a. muzzle velocity of 4760 feet a second as against 2800; A Pair / ‘4 = | Fine white rib- gn, Sa Sale of 2000 | maximum elevation of 55 degrees as . * s itis? itil 1) nM + With gold-plated ae. 2. Lace Boot jock and trim- Bedjeul et | Nespas. ie Enb “de d Cl mings. fitted with P af g OOg Lone on TInaSTe ox large mirror and se = ba asaty ~~ Paris Open Work Clox two metal compact Lee. —_ " > Vo Panel Backs cases. (Main Flog = oe Ingrain Square Heels | _ mS ORS Chiffon Silks . $5 Imported Beade if oe eS Milanese Glove Silks swagger Canteens, FRG 4 af - : *. Sole Sen tpea Ne Pointed Heels ( Basement.) 2 | 3 Left— French a ‘ ’ against 28. and had an accuracy life Extra Space y " open lace clex; hort slseves, “aa : , Boys Blouses of 60 rounds as compared to 250 Pp 35 velses, : _ rounds for the American gun. Given Over | » wat’ ae | 79c to $1.25 : d Spri h Extra a | Values, Beaded y an ew rc : S = e j Sen steattll pred eo Salespeople _ # gr. Special Sale 59c tic color com =A oO each Bag » Mail orders carefully filled as oo i alr eu. Extra We fully expect to exceed all : 1 3, .22*t tm Blouse, tor lined: siMong as assortments last. top styles. Wrappers past Hosiery sales. -| a , Spring eek taeeiele ae ‘(Main lee * a : (Main Fleer—Nuge sts.) = ' madras. khaki. twill, : ee. thel | Hig ae | i “ m | ita ali , ‘ | CS Chokers Oxfords, pongee, fine ‘pitti percales. cheviots and ; Toilet Articles! Z oilet ° Colors er Plenty of black, white SON ARRESTED, FARMER KILLS STAT ll Just the Blouse for ; By the Fen Press. . HUTCHINSON, Kan., ic : . - chambray. Neat pat- terns in stripes. checke Charles Ballard, @ farmer, is dead and hie wite-te tu @ $0008 teeneel an $4 50 F d C -4 Value wonderful offer, 3 -Goa, what was wonderful offer, -do2, a result of police sey an ° ringe urtains Xi sizes $ to 18. Yoko $ | attempt at a double suicide. $ back, French cuffs, im- 7 | mand curling the - oleatie "tala Re | hair mA! Ty er ee different designs, 11S 4 > 0 alt 1]liI- . en Choke , Pbriginal bottle... O&c || yarn. Can be used one to a window, hemmed bottom and trin Pa. Nox Chokers. Stee e i} 50c Rigaud’s Liquid ] re SOF Waving . 262 pairs new Fringe Cur- ¢ O5 a A Complete Radio Receiving | son Bay Sable Chok- tie ie baie the med with thread fringe, black heading, in the wanted ecru color. . Outfit for - | ee Boys’ Knickers PAE english beauty : | . Receiving Set’ in nicely ff] ces ~19¢ $1.35 and $1.50 $10.50 Velour 39c Figured $3.50 and $3.75 CO eS, Men’s $4 88c permanen co kk owt nese Phones —— outside Beauty. sikietatine of Ruffle Curtains Window Drapes Grenadine Fringe Curtains oe inside — al plug connec- Hats : Splendid hea: woo] % FERS Ps ‘Ve * Rae ap, ty gts % be De Maat nase Ke edsy Pig ae da ’e whee e® *%, sts ta Med ul ed Se stint Ka Hm 7” i aes is wis si aia ry mn i = Ory Te ee a PRN rian OF Wnt Bi Sh Maa le Se xi Saat ug ey ene ae ia seh ‘ wo) Pe out oe : ay at ‘ - . per ial ve: ~ = ixt res, beautifier, cold and Made of excellent qual- | 36-inch Figured Gren- Extra heavy quality, 40 $40 H. “n Radak Long Dis- - $28. 50 Fridey _ os © te 16, | @anishing cream In marquyisette, hem- | ity plain velour, headed ee and 45 tach 2 le Pg cance Recetving Set ae , Sui ', 29 inches wide; also Basemen cas powder.. 5¢ stitched a also plain | ready to hang, including Se eee or two patterns in shadow $40 > t- i i $28. 50 $ EP) p ri | . , “¢ 25 renadine wit -olore : 5 St - ren a ‘ ' = | - BSc Mirror Nail Pol- ee sik a Fores wo ste crap png Meena 5 ef ?. ct. Eeru col ~ $6.00 Murdock 2000-chm a 75 | ; 2 3 stitching on ruf 7 r = inches each. and 72-inch lots and figures. fead Phones, pair.... , er Lt = TT tsn. lasting and Gots : su! my range Head © Fe awrcahey ” F . | = Formerl eat l/c ular width and le \ valance. Rose, blue and able for short or fu $5,p0 B. Batteries, 22% : a : : > tive. staples. and a fractured jaw and erm and minor : Price p = 4 : ! © oo flesh . - berr Curtaim ; Tobhee each . noveities: coors — injuries yesterday when ship fe} ae R- 17 eer Compact. in es BIT. ssves Set... Yard ‘ 1 r —_%* gue ; th; re gee : i; = seca sa Guaranteed Mi = ne \ie ; le bi oe ee || | A ~ Aluminum Cooking Utensils =. || Qasr? 125 2) Tor eiaen AND WHIT to A eSebepetgen ttt spe 33: . * » Py , imwee ole t beaverette. Sizes -— @ Rips =, sas \ a Lee Aig ewe at pieces to ao yy Ba Extra sizes not. 10 u 4 eg 19¢ Peet, SRE. ce ae finish. nainsek. Sea Beek, Guest. Sra r : - 7 q » 7 ’ « Ly g te ¥ - $ é a 4 LO & > Fas : 5 babi > P Esp » hid Tye RR ee iy wees Pee © Ga elas a se i ly ; ie a , ‘ a vib i ; — ia Saba’ ae * ‘ - * ‘ ‘ at F a a ' 4 ‘ ; i ; : Wy 5 2 NR Ne Be agg . J OME SLE OS TRE. RAN) Ale ne ; f Oe 4 . me ~<a ~ any ; f

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a ae A eg ee ae The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times:Combined. == FEBRUARY. ae ass § gustan is). OLA OG —_———- re ee ——— cecal ly, A = LL LLL Ee a | NAT | SSS SBUETTNER Se monn en SN Serve cini TRACKED 10 | MAN APPARENTLY ul : Friday and Saturday Specials s “OF RIVER DID NOT DROWN Sctf BBYAUTO FOUNDIN ROAD [Fetephone Stand chia WURUIZER | ae and Stool High Chair coger i This beautiful Telephone Stand, with Stool to match, is made of solid oak and is heavily con- structed. Very useful as well as ornamental. peutt has arisen as to the que, St. Louls County, today said k s saw a sirl anewering Miss Corl : a . iption on the Olive Street roa¢ ; twenty double-face Victor Rec- Re oP . This means oe on aay $2400 worth #24 = mile from Fern Ridge, at 3:30 ords of your own c *' i'm. Tuesday. Hie passed her in h you may choose. “ae = automobile. Earnhart said. ap Aft P noted that she looked apprehensiy or you Ss ~~ was Walking toward St. Loui ee | Barnhart said hp noticed thet sh “" » wore a light blu¢ dress and brow ’ stockings—-pa:t of the descriptioe may pay a month . eer 2 sg SSRSATERRSRR RASHES TRA e A strong Chair, with table, golden oak finish. A _ real value; , ‘bile. Pieces of broken glass, resem- | sneibatie Statistics show that only one | bling that use in automobile head-- . man in a hundred makes a ‘lights, were found near the spot : where the man was lying. fortune by the time he is 65— | He is still in a dazed condition, | only four in a hundred are iam does not remember being on the road. He is about 5 feet 9 inches . well-to-do. ; ‘tall. weighs about 170 pounds, an‘ : | has light hair and blue eves. When found. he wore a blue coat and 4 b/ ug How much of your pay ipair of khaki trousers over blue | This popular new model Victrola is always in great hh NET caus each | ones. N. W. Corner Washington Av. at Ninth St. : demand for every twaenk waeae: Se Sua dials aioe 3 | J aid pay day? Thomas G. Reynolds. 78. scriously | i eee rooms as a beautiful and harmonious addition to the |: =) 6 Washington njyurce y . . . : se 4 _ J me furnishings. Complete with $15 worth of. records ee a Avenue Thomas G. Reynolds, 78, living ot; : ' Do your thinking NOW instead of 20 years later. the Grace Hotel. 414 Market street, | rnish .,, Complete wit _ This large National Bank invites your Savings suffered fractures of the skull, jaw | ADVERTISEMENT. fo 5 5. y $5 | and left hand-and internal injurics 4 Zz j +e . . ; ’ ; Account for any amount WW hen k nocked dow mW In front of 20 1s . 12s ; . \ > ie t) ¢ Ai 7 1% South Broadway by a truck driven , a re oe = ~ G ~ : . O O E, 31 A \ et ie , - . a Sr 2 a, nite ’” Shortly after the disappearané ’ neighbors traced footprints thoug » to have been made by Miss Corle - from her farm home to the Missoug for the complete - § i , FIRST NATIONAL BANK by Robert Willbanks, an Fast : ; Louis coal dealer. He is in the cl.' " eet A ~s- ~~ -2 a > 34 ° hospital in a serious condition. | : na - elitr -f-- = = % | - Other Victrolas $15 to $415 “Illibanks ole policemen RNe~- i os : - ee on ‘y ~! eC, / - . Le ’ Willbanks told policeme : : . i You may be sure that if Victor makes it, Wurlitzer has tl! ard a former Globe-Democrat em- , aoe Ne Open Evenings Until Nine plove, is a grandson of former Gov. ' Thomas Revnolds of Missouri. z ‘ . Ethie iyeeta nd 12, > eansad of | “Pape’s Cold Conipound”’ Breaks a Cold in Few Hours | Sag The RUDOLPH WURLITZER Co. Mrs. Leota Cleveland, 1318 South a weatdte Tenth street, suffered concussion of Instant Rélief! Don’t stav rf - , ; - ‘ Sta. stulied sccond and third doses usually ; - . the brain when struck at Eighth and | y break | largesi Vic- e ep! Quit blowing and snuffling! Take |up the cold completely and end all Goda streets by a car driven by Fred | Pape’s Cold Compound’’ every two ' grippe misiey- ; i rheuly tor R rd Between 10th and 11th Library ity 4 phesey parked car and was hit by the reir of his truck as he swerved. Rev- BROADWAY - LOCUST- OLIVE ALSO 818 OLIVE ST nolds stepped from in front of a. Rye 'nolds, who is editor of “The Squi>’ | Godaire, 2614 Oregon avenue. Jodi bours until three doses are taken. *““Pape’s Cold Compound’’ is the F. Bible, 56, living at the Terminal, The first dose opens clogged-up nos- (quickest, surest relief known and | | Hotel, suffered fractures of the left trils and air passages of head; stops/eosts only a few cents at drug stores | ‘arm and hand when knocked down tose running; relieves -headache, dull- | Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. | , at Nineteenth and Pine streets by ,@ess, fevsrishness, sneezing. The | Insist upon Pape’s. The POST-DISPATCH is tye only St. Louis evening 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. the machine of J. Widmere of Web- 3 pewspaper giving Associated Press news service — ~ . ' sier Groves. . Clothing—Gone Since Jan. 20, | a He “AT LESS THAN COST” es"! FLENRY A. WEIL a ; - ; ; Everett J. Klieissle, 31 years old, | 9 ae Our last and final Reduction Sale of all Winte on $460 MEAG Alece wes 2 ® ‘ INC. | Women S $8 & $10 Low Shoes. fe — * - a4 , ° | his wife. Stella. three children an] S d & ] © ] et mAny Former $10.00.to $15.00 Winter Coats $ 5.00 empire ys Ria Dy pet traps an oO10n1ais /He was heid for wife and child abe:- charge of the Page boulevard dete-:-| | Patent Kid EVERY WINTER CLOTH COAT— . | Police yesterday sought aid “for cern Gaske EVERY BLOUSE-BACK CO\VT— ‘husband since Jan. 20, when he dis throughout with striped silk, printed crepe de chine or Canton crepe and ' Steel/ Beaded Tongue Effects ker in of extra quality chinchilla with raglan shoulders and large pockets. All Was Luc to Intimidation. pairs of women’s $8 and $10 low = | + ALL REMAINING | @ wavieto ron asanoonnent ; 4 INTER ik AND PASSING OF BAD CHECKS ‘A Delightful Place In Which To Sh ee * : | ~ Family in Need of Food. Fuclt anil Wy kj ie bee inal February Clean-Up m % Coats—Starts tomorrow, Friday, at 8 o clock ‘rested at Vandeventer and sei cteme . —~-Don’t miss this! avenues last night. a ay hours afte | 916- 9138 OLIVE ST. F $17.50 to $22.50 Winter Coat Seema EG Gees of Gevk. “teen dual va a ts ; A ormer 0 e in er a Ss found in need of fuel. food and N S C d “Any Former $23.75 to $30.00 Winter Coats iis Sem MEME Sik wife Ina casa avec tk v Ww pring Oats an apes $ .00 7 Former $31.75 to $37.50 Winter Coats donment and also accused by severai pas ,tradesmen with having pars: | ' . | NS ie a eet . ie , number of bad checks for amounts |! Specially > | , me Former $45.00 to $50.00 Winter Coats from $5 to $8. i 4 . a Former $55.00 to $65.00 Winter Coats Detective Sergeant Murphy. in Priced at.. | 10 Different Styles in ; : te P ’ tive district, reported Kleissle admit- | ee : . This Sate Includes— 7 'ted having passed about 25 checks. : | Black Satin EVERY SILK PLUSH COAT— . ied Stas and bees Children. Sine For Friday we have arranged a special selhing of new Sport Coats and : EVERY FUR-TRIMMED COAT— st had reported she had not seen fee Capes that offer unusual values. The Capes ae of Setitale lined Satin and Brocade EVERY TAILOR-MADE COAT— i (ceased “ee ihe Twas a: patie : | | 3 Sa Denaeeled Hones aS a pi | in colors of cinder, reindeer, moth gray and Sorrento. The Coats are made Cuban or Louis Covered Heels | | 800 High-Grade Ne | yore sizes. | a coe Sise y Bed arn: WALDMAN CONTEST HEARD ray oe Oe ae To insure absolute disposal we “Stout” Coats b_. ‘Democrat Contends Defeat by Wetzel | ' | place on sale tomorrow 350 Will Be Included at | ; ERE geo a ee a 7 ; camin ; | a we AS ee By, se Ateocateg Cres Final Reductions on All Remaining | ees ab “tine ceemmeer'é seredian | | savings. Two of the ro styles |The contest of Joseph Waldman, | , ‘ ' : : e | a : 7 | Democrat, against Frank Wetzel, Re- | ; 4 (publican, Representative from the. \X) 1n r | |. ate illustrated... These Shoes are A iL L |Third St. Louis District. was heard | _ | of very high-grade make—the {/ | iby the House Committee on Elec- | | | gelection embracing all sizes and a : ae jtions last night. | : . . . %, : | Waldman and his attorney, Chitlén F I | widths. Every pair emphatically (iy Rare ? Atkinson, filed with the committee ormer y $ Formerly $ reduced to $s. “| ) | ' depositions of 23 witnesses who had Priced Priced _ / been examined before Justices of the’ | i i Pence Kdward Rice and Jimmy Miles to $75 to $135 : , fat St. Louis. Waldman contends | E : : ‘that his defeat was due to intimida- | ; * S S l | a nuk ut Dieiaevitic vohere by the we. Every Sale Final | | pringtime s martest fyles in ‘ltce. Henry Kortjohm of St. Louis No Returns No Exchanges \ .represented Wetzel. No action was - ow ~$ t. ee Res} : +P @ iy’. a4 > +. * Se 5: -S ' = ay Oh $ aed aS) > (a nt + we ; fesit % a *; se =Y hie oh ce © oe as aa 9 ete 4 7 a es . on Ce 4 a 23 Pe v 5 7 ‘ * oS o Tax > x Pe Pree > a « a + — “ae ir. a ce “* “ 43 nw x 4. -—s ae Lae. Bs ne 3 ~*, AL Pee os mrt 7 Ba Rie © ae We reo A re Bx SS ‘as oe - ak iis Pe oat Yee > tke = ae oe Ca: ‘2 eeee “sata + 2 et Om wig —s r é NY Ao = tes Pe fy: ae = oa ace Py © py Ly Kan gfe YS ’ ra | ee | ~ . a a ~~ oy »,* ., pa | ! a i a = af ae Re he my pes 4 ‘e x A = x te wan 4 bs . . t 7 ‘ 4 2 4 22 "7 = = * i t, nf ») . ' F i. > 4 Fi ae be sold te the first 85 —~ eutne—worth we to | & Decidedly Smart Are These ms a { } . At $ 5 .0O ££ 7a VE || Fashionable. Fass OP {ALFURS 3 Ss 15935 ; New D ( eM | “sincera a | | : & - i 7 SACRIFICED! Carefully selected Hats Veldy re Every Fur Searf. every That Are Special Values at eA | —each one chosen for its ; Be : Ormandale Cape. every Fur Coat ' Half Price - PAP ‘ ae 08 kita eS “3 ea ay eS ia ey veh 400 ‘\ F you've got a grippey ARS / / | smartness of line and in- a i pe ‘ ) NEW SPRING | coid take Hill’s Concedal | , Sent '/ | dividuality of adornment. * ; Twill Cord > _ | Bromide Quinine and feel , ‘ / | ae "a [e. AMPI e nee, A S 7 fit A work tomorrow. | . 2 . / a E “‘ rosa , ik. : .| ide lower vitality, s | 4 Hardly two Hats the same. Chic modes for 4 uiana . , . iF . di \ ; . ‘ OUININE | | sweaters, with sport or tailored suits, these =— : 5 Papa | __ good-looking Blouses are most essential. Sizes 6 sin ti cae W.H. Hi Ce. NTS = Derroit, Mich. | | 34 to 46 bust measure. ° 7 | —

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DLA lections ‘ nat has arisen as to Saf eyicide of Miss Ethel Corless, oe Barnhart. 4 o jamiption on ST) 3 a farmer Pi EE ER Rs ce ee » RES, = wee PEERUARY 15. 1923. ee PORE CE OP The City ‘Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by rad MT, 40,000. rv TRACKED TO BANK @ DID NOT DROWN SctF yf Tald Young Woman Aa- Déseription of Ethel Cor- » Was Seen Walking Toward st. Louis. the daughter of Leander j living near who dis-"' rs old, Ches—' iu St.Louis (‘ounty, d Tvesday afternoon the Missouri sd herself in at st. Louls County, Sup- | and as thought by her parents to have | 00 Salome ave. today said he | girl answering Miss Corless: | the Olive Street road. | ' 2; River, a distance over hilly ebiintsy | Skies Corless ran away from home ‘i004 FEE FOR MARRIAGE “World's Richest Indian” Sends Check for Ceremony in 1920. | By the Associated Press. of about tw o miles. She had left|and now is in St. her coat and overshoes in an out- coll Seco building on the farm. Her rover | pe she had been despondent over love affair. | = eek ; Authorities believe ft possible ig ADVERTISEMENT. —————— $1000 from re a a i Barnett. past try Red Pepper Rub and you will ,nett and Mrs. Lowe, alittle more! COFFEYVILLE, Kan., Feb. 15.— l what is believed to be the biggest fee ever received for performing a marriage ceremony in Kansas came to Coffeyville vesterday in the form PEPPER : of a personal check for to Charles Bic! a Jus tice ye the Peace of this city. Mr. When you are suffering With rheu- Bickett performed the ceremony | 5 matism 80 you can hardiy get around | here which united in ma: ‘riage Bar- have the quickest reiief known. than three years ago. The bride-| ae a such concentrated, !s;oom paid a small fee at the ti ime, | Pp ae? 3 at as red peppers. In-/.n4 Bickett had considered the inci stant relie Just as soon as you ap dent: closed. will do more to clean } nal trating St. _ {the eae — and relief comes in- stantlv. honintier RUB RHEUMATISN PN FROM SORE Pr mes ” aah 4 y ¥ oom - oe ‘ i ‘ ‘ Rae a PRO ha es 5 dias ati ee Oe els oo io hy id 4 3 a ad — RS es Pe Sie. ee eS 5 ‘4 ‘ =e ae ee vee oT ; ‘aN aD biel ta be etn ad ntee aeru* - y \ > A 2 " : z . ae ee hind - “ 2 _ . , us ee el BO Nhe ARSED 24 AREY, be. EAL iy, 5 ~e - r > Pepe, . ie e- z a eth a ee Gita. Js pie Se nhs i eta oe “dpe me ae SE aaah ac ee —e 3 en eae Sica c ten A ee See a rate Phat aye BHR EN. - J be “ v ta . , * 5 on |S ‘ ff ee . - eh a Oras —e a — 2. — -_ ——_ a ‘ . tied -S _” ¢ ve me . 2 wee —— = a rina Amt sees -_ - puleeeeee . . 3 — mere eae Dune - . _ 7 ‘ e - : o« : _ a « . . a» * . : : ferent Styles in "atent Kid Yack Satin own Satin m and Brocade qd Tongue Effects Louis Covered Heels Blue and FEname! Pots; vart- ous sizet...: 41.25 White Bname! Oval me: b7¢ |, 1 Poy efetakle bowls. “$1.98 194.15 Punch Set;. Gray Tes- ‘4% pieces; glass; OUTING PETTICOATS ' Women’s reguiar €9c gray flan- kettles fer. lar@e: ate ~~» Regular’ 19c value in striped and qeleste Petticoats; neat- M NT T. checked patterns. Very BASE fer special, ss e UNDERWEAR | Ba PE. ga seinen TABLECLOTHS th; heavy Men's fleecy lined Drawers ‘and lity: me chiris egwular 19c , qua Regular $1.00 values. of wee Shirts, reg nants; per yar “quality damask. round ecaio values, spe- cial, sh in’ in'zetlow, blue or rose: eac Toweling APRONS Bia SHIRT SALE ly? neat ‘Ode tot of about 1000 imperfect ricKk-rac ee men's and boys’: nearly ali trimmed (‘B a + a ’ and all sizes: value t4 "3¢ Rin thie jot: ne on 3 for SOc The ‘* Boosting February’’ Sales have reached mid-month with some enviable feats in value-giving to its credit. Yet we believe tomorrow's remarkable event bids fair to usurp all money-saving honors on the list as these are Wraps that have not been excelled this season at this new low price. e Women's Aprons: made 10c Toweling.: unbleached: 16- in.. width; while it lasts, 6c per yard... Misses’ and Children's High and Low shoes: patents, calfs vici kid; values up to $5: on sale Friday in ° the Baeement Women's. y in the Every new style theme makes its debut, from the fashionable Cape to the jaunty sport Coat models. Entirely different trimming notes with new color effects make them doubly appealing. The season's smartest shades are included, and every. garment is handsomely silk lined. eee 2 ee ‘Rugs demand special care—, Here they get it Where is the best place of | Tih‘ all to keep your Rugs iii when they are not in ac- tual use? We believe right here in our great household houses. Rugs are stored in rooms; but that !s but part of Smartest Trimmings Caracul Collars Monkey Fur Embroidery Tassels Side Fastenings Tucking Fancy Effects Every woman contemplating the Fashionable Materials eS a eee ie : ings, for refreshing and beautiful Veldyne styles, for completeness of choice, it is extremely doubtful such a combi- Ormandale nation of inducements will be again Twill Cord presented at the low price of: Lustrosa Juiana Arabella Brytonia Je ats rt gna » ye b> a2 itt nth +3} abe fa « ¥ mi! ») fii!) f ' Chic modes for , fashioned of and shown in bed, at $s. a aes Hy) Ht hill! ; ‘ eset fii 2 7 are wiEex ili lees ot al ke ’ : - These are Wraps and Coats that attain the acme in distinctiveness and individuality. The woman or miss desiring an exclusive garment will marvel at these. Yet the price rightfully suggests the ordinary ( 7 Tai Bn) SS San crine Se RE Ug Adee ee mt Sk ee 2 3 Les her f eee " at aa rey ers oe sr 4 vA, e's Pte Cte aoe 7 ik Hl be Pai 4 Mra larg ai 7 ges eta Bi POA, Be ie 1 The majority are one and two of a kind models. Many are cop- ies of exquisite Paris creations priced several times $39, and many are original models. See them dis- played in our windows tonight, and come down and select yours early tomorrow. Sale begins at 9 o'clock. (Third Floor.) WY S), ff if / Akay EF mg € eA ee ‘anh If age peomacs & #12 a , * a4 ae Sas p « 4 Bit j h Wi, if [7 / 7 nif \ WE? Mf /

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; ; : — ae a ee ee rz Ne ~ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. . OC6 cha OPE TOR | SPRI NG OX. FORDS - Warwick’? and “‘Eton’’ - Priced”. G2 Brandt’s “Smarter Styles for Fashionable Women” “Warwick”—Pigeon Gray Probuck, Black Calf Trim “Warwick”"—Meadow Lark Probuck, Brown Calf Trim “"Warwick”"—Allover Light Tan Calf or Black Calf “Eton”—Zanzibar, new medium _— Dark Calf. Friday and Saturday Special! .= @ 91.95 Silk Hosiery $7.29 ‘Women’s PERFECT full-fash- joned pure thread black — Hosiery, lisle rol ee special comers "$1.29 See Window Display 618 Washington Av, Ee — | . = AVOID “WATERY” IMITATIONS Minsis upon ‘‘Phillips’’, the original, genuine Milk of ynesia, recommended by physicians since 1873. TILLIPS Milk of Magnesia 7) and 50 cent bottles contain directions SCENTS, 8 — of Scientific Method | of Measuring Atomic Weights of Elements. Funeral services will be held at + ie o'clock tomorrow afternoon for ‘ernor when serving out a eT « | fer violation of the Industrial Court, | law. i ADVERTISEMENT BACK HURTS, FLUSH KIDNEYS: Drink Plenty ity Water and Take Glass of Salts Before Breakfast Occasionally. Gustavus D. Hinrichs, 86 years 0} a of 4106 Shenandoah avenue, who died yesterday afternoon firmities of age. Dr. Hinrichs divided his interest | between chemistry and music. He | began his career as an organist in| from in- the village church at Lunden. Hol- | which helps to remore stein, Germany, but after eight years | at the University chemistry, physics and languages, he became a professor of chemistry. He came to the United States 1860. and for 12 years after taught University of Iowa he gave the farmers of that State, who were without Government weather statis- which | crop || ties, scientific information } guided them successfully in cultivation. Scientific Discovery. “Who's Who in America’ him with establishing the / courses in chemica! laboratory; for students, and with being discov- 'erer of the scientific method of | measuring the atomic weights of all | of the elements entering into any given reaction. | Ceming to St. Loufs fn 1889, he i took charge of the chemistry de- JV i partment of the St. Louis College | (of Pharmacy, and 18 years later be- | ‘came head of the medical depart- ‘ment of St. Louts Univ ersity. Since 1903 he had been associated with his son. Dr. Carl Hinrichs. in chem- ji ical research work. maintaining a | large laboratory at his home. Besides having been the author of 49 books on scientific subjects. he /belonged to a pupa ber of European scientific organizati among them ithe French Academy. He wrote and spoke Danish, German, French and | English. 3 Besides his son. Carl. who resides at 4112 Shenandoah averue. he is \survived br a daughter. Anna. with ij} whom he made his home, and aroth- ier son, Gustave, who is a farmer in | lowa. ; | HOWAT BACK IN CELL HE | LEFT THREE WEEKS AGO '“Change From One Jail to Another | heeps Me From Growing | Weary.” He Says. the Associated Press. GIRARD, Kan.. Feb. 15.—Agcom- | panied br his wife and relatives, Al- ‘exander Howat arrived at the count | jail here last night and took up the quarters he left about three weeks ago when paroled from a vear’s sen- tence. “The change from one jail to an- iother now and then keeps me from \growing wearr,” was his only com- | ment. | & commitment was issued last (week by District Judge: Wooley, fol- jlowing receipt of a mandate from ithe Kansas Supreme Court, affrm- ling the decision of former District +Judge.Curran in fining Howat $2090 ‘and requiring of him a $5000 tond ‘to call no more strikes. Howat de- ‘cided not to comply with the provi isions of the commitment. | “I have no power or authority to | call a strike, even if I wanted to. ¢ ithe reason that I am no longer 43 j;member of the union or an thereof, any more than anv oth jizen of Kansas. ‘said Howat, who recently was pardened bv the Ger- credits graded oftficia! r cit We Suggest Early Selections $7.50 Values Tailored, Sport and T vinemed Hats Suitable for Miss or Matron ; For women looking for something new, for immediate wear, mew materials of strawbraids, straw -€ combinations. % Every favorite shade for Spring. . )vance Spring shapes. Trimmed with flowers, wreaths, and stlk Ad- ornamental jewels, self trimmings, etc. Jz ie Tee o make room for new Spring Niliiners we are go- , Ang’ peut 85 Hats; valti2s to $10: for » Milanery Department—Third . Fiser. ‘2 i proeeed of Copenhagen, | normal activity. where he took a special course in | 'strain from it 500 -l } waste. school in Dav« enport. Ia. While head | f the chemistry department at the! — work ° When vour xi idneys hurt and vou back feels sore, don't get scared and +o load vour stomach with a oiniite the kidnevs. like vou flusHing salts | body's | to their lot of drugs that Keep your kidneys ciean | keep your bowels clean, by ‘them with a mild, harmless the waste and stimulate them The function of the kidners is t filter the blood. In 24 hours ther grains of acid anil so we can readily understand the vital importance of keeping the kidners active. Drink lots of apes water—rou can drink too much: also get from any harmacist about four ounces of Jad alts. Take a tablespoonfu! im 2 giass of water before breakfast each morning for a few dars and vour kid- | ners mav then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with lithia and has been used for vgars "oO elean and stimulate clogged kid also to neutralize the acids in 1 . tem so thev are no longer a souree of irritation, thus often relieving blad- der weakness. Jad Salts is injure; makes a delightful 7 inexpensive: cannot efferves ‘eent lithia-water drink which every- one should take now and then to help keep their kidnevs clean and actire. Try this; also keep up the water drinking; and no doubt rou der what became of itrouble and barkache , PhTsielan have vrour kidneys at least tw! ADVERTISEMENT. eg FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo: - — There i« fails to stop itching t teve skin irritation, the skin seft. Any druggist Zemo, which skin diseases. seldom ture and re- makes ‘iear and healthy. can supply You generai it overTre Eczema, Itech, Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear overni ight. Iteh- mg usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liquid, ‘aan easy “o use aud dependable. It costs oniv R5e; an extra large bottle, $1.00. Tt 8 posstuyely safe for tender, me remedy that and that with -omes Pimples. $e@ns)- Extraordinary! End-of-the Season Sale of OVERCOATS E have in stock 300 Winter Overcoats, most of them are from the House of Kuppenheimer—we are going to sell them at severe price reductions and have grouped them into two lots, at . we. oe. ©: $23 333 The man who buys one of these: coats will find next year that he has made a very profitable investment. ‘Fourth Fleer.) tive skins. For Spring Sports! Wool Slip-Ons $5 Light-weight novelty weave. wool slip-on, in combinations of colors. novelty,stripes. round and V-neck. Just Arrived ° 4 Spring Skirts $8.98 Smart plaited and Z 4 . shades, i in checked and plaid moti Washington Avenue at Seventh Street lwo Important Values in Spring Appa —Wiéith an Outstanding Feature, “Style Divorced From. Extravagance” Bins —* — and ‘ew Spr ng Coats At the One. Very Lew Price ‘29° | THE COSTUME SUITS—These are entirely new and differ- ent—imbued with a youthfulness and smartness that finds a delightful expression in gayly colored embroideries. beaded applications, in new box-coat, Peter Pan collared. convertible coHared and novelty bloused types. Twills and sports types. THE SPRING CO ATS~Haindsom | Coats, Capes and Wraps deve i . oe Spring soft, rich whales tain all beautifully silk lined, in the new and becoming Spring styles, Sind Sports Coats of camel’s-hair, mixtures and ' “ a ak »» Badd Bes ae ‘BER Be OT. cay fX 2 SS , ry vy fa A, Py lh 28: Se; : i ae i Ree YD oi A A ie 8 OG KS Ps 2PBz pan ae oar SKY * WR a noe 4 BP 2% a aes a + shine ee eel Skirts of striped > an brushed wool nowdinad: ie ; ew little above WNEW C | eect 310 € Models—R $35 Vi A group that demonst day will be observed. women will wear and the many dollars more for in Wrap tomorrow and save. Smart models of newest collar effect mings. Many stylés $10 ar iis iM 244 es Fad » J fa ” 4 “2A

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iF , of, = Xnt foe ; KS. ar : - ee See aera sree | 7 * 4 . . ‘~ wre - » Oe Oe ee ee ee rT ae re ae “amr 3g aa = Ser er ee SOs ea Pe —— : . 2 ; ’ J . _ os 3 - 7 cen? » * a or oo ; . ee ; 5 . a +s _- = . : . ’ 3 . “oe a a ae ae & a %G ¢ » , tse | fe - “a . rent 3 Bers... -. . The City Circulation of the D : FOL) : 4 on of the Daily POST- DISPATCH ales Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ° STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13—- f a —_——— So omer=—0m0 ; ———0 hos m0 SO IO ‘BILL FOR STATE CI CENSORSHIP ;mon salt and without additional este | ais 80 : per centu t of “i oring matter and containing not less! milk fat. a 9 ore Ry 'U a T U RI + penne a : >t © OF MOVING PICTURES KILLED | oe Bem DAY 7 ‘ House Committee Reports Out Fa- | vorably Measure to Repeal 3 Per An Unprecedented Opportunity! and "palaleas treatment. contracts the rupture opening in one“or twe weeks. / J 4 | spins Oe Work on the new building for the Liberty Hospital—at | ner er eae hank Sete a - Meler, 2268 8.4 exsa ie Post-l "N*pDatcn, @| JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 15.—a\fq Tayler and Washington Av.—is progressing rapidly. SIXTH D ft | bill to provide State censorship of oo of Stock pay T% Annual Dividend, and also AN S7 CH A R © moving pictures, sponsored by the include Unlimited Service and Protection. $1 earns 4 LES ‘Committee of Fifty of St. Louis, ea this for you. $100.00 all pw ony | merchants are of- killed last night by the House Com- here 1. mittee on Criminal Jurisprudence | Re ea ald rad ene aa ene Certificates available, and I suggest ‘ . 5 En Se wee. & png Bg ne pyran ae : ce. | get in your reservations at once. . ~— At the same tin ‘ th ; And thousands . Tomorrow We Will Begin Our Monthly committee, that on building and 10a" Wl rperty rreepiten ee DOSEN BACH, Secretary Fiamination FRI FRIDAY IS : 4 “yY ffospuat Hbuuding Co. 267 Delmar Bl.. St. Lowis Hours: . BARGAIN DAY * THE HERN Room vo) ora a-bill to repeal the statute und which 8 per cent housing we icomacptt H and once each month we will hold this unique sale, the prime . purpose se to gain new friends for Sensenbrenner’s. We wish to im- press on all who read this announcement, that the merchandise advertised tor this day is new and desirable in every w little above what it actually cost us. ne ree mt Saap trusts are operating. Under another measure, by Repre- 'snetative Grant of Callaway County, | i'which the House Committee on Rail- roads voted five to four to report oi it | | | favorably railroads which § tran: 'ferred their division points or ter- minals from one place to another in| the State would have to compensate | the employes thus compelled to nove for any loss suffered in the value of} homes owned by these persons. = BB as — ageing: _ favorably | $2, $2.50, $3 ' $1.75 Fringed ° 1 included the Weber bill to cut the, L ° a \ . ate “ot Ieee & ebimibaer deny ace Curtains Window Shades charge from 2 per cent a month to. : ( — ' - 300 pairs fine quality Lace ~ OK ’ \ 200 best quality oil An Extraordinary Event! NEW CAPES and WRAPS | DB ctly 310 Charming Spring Models—Regular $25 and $35 Values at 1 per cent a month and the Nelson bill to abolish the present State Curtains and Panels; 2% opaque cloth Shades; 36 inches wide. 7 feet long: Board of Charities and Correctione yards long; several alike; and create new board of precisely | . , ami ee oth 8 scalloped and fringed; ie ane eee eee BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. J our color: on sate doitar ae ea ee ee | WE GIVE AND: cae EAGLE ora ee ae ‘TWO HERRIN TALESMEN SEATED , ; i * be of \ TENTATIVELY BY BOTH SIDES B (4 Yds. 49c or Bed ) (10 Yds. 15¢) ( Dam 88) (31.39 sik’) (2 Yds. 69¢ ee ee or Sa Fae Sheets Muslins | | ors, cv || Pongee | | Canton Silk So Far tiful white satin iner- t} , . 7 a0 ine : cerized linen finish ; ° ure - t - Special to the Post-Dispatch Very fine qual- Si x0 _ nee: And long Table Demesk: m ] m8 gabe oo tua tig. ‘a “4 MARION, Ill, Feb. 15.—Of the! ity; vard-wide: bleached; eloths: vard these come in seamiess heavy linen- Ae. lengths from light tan Pon- lisle Canton. 42 prospective jurors that have b] . . . ' eached Pil- cae , : 2to 3 yar ' ; ~ passed through the jury box in the low Tubing; finish seamless wide ; in mill will ie oat Dae ve pe eae Bil in black, Herrin massacre trial only two have ‘Tfor pillow- double-hbed remnants. lar Day at the roe whfte and all . en rie rate of able, Extra leading shade been tentatively held by both sides. asen. Sheets; 2 to a | special. e & 8, merci js and the 2 ay a un- 4 ds. ae ors aga sein 10 Yds. eee 2 Yds. ee Yard... 2 Yds. eee The defense vesterda: tendered \ A % ° de rea terns. Stamped for ted with 5 eres worth 75c to $1.25 all nu mbers. Ex- ba “ke r va riety ec ros s-stitch or t o ! ] e t fi tings, . . large mirrer and each. Special A group that demonstrates just how ‘“Profit-Sharing” seeelmgeetae # day will be observed. The kind of models fashionable tug Lit | = a women will wear and the kind you would expect to pay at next ‘ : many dollars more for in a usual way. Buy your new / : nt # §f Wrap tomorrow and save. : ‘ourth Floor.) Messaline: cut , sa : a of good Spring outline work, from the bolt; tra specia! shades: some have imperfec- change purse. Do » Da lone: ity mirror and c. an 5. — oo Gouble or single 15 Balls... ee” tee! nana MB 2 for... — — ee ee ee ft ee \Z BY og = $1.79 House ]{ $1.49 New ]{ 3 Pounds | (4Yards SOc] ( 27% | (Men's $2.50 \ Dresses Waists || 50c Coffee || Curtain || Drawers Shirts Made of per- Smart models of soft, durable materials wit* newest collar effects and other fancy trim- mings. Many styles for misses and women. CAUSE OF ‘MINE BLAST THAT KILLED 120 FIXED BY JURY (Third Floor.) ue | [$10 and $12.50 Hats ai In the 00 “d and. straightline ‘* Profit-Sharing’’ ‘Dust Raised by Brefsn Trolley Wire Was Ignited by Flectrie Arc—3 More Bodics Recovered. the Associated [Presse DAWSON, N. M., Feb. 15.—Derail- ment of an out-going motor trip car, knocking down timbers to which the trolley feed line was attached. rais- ing a quantity of dust which was ig- nited by an electric are, caused the ‘disastrous explosion in Mine No. 1 here Thuradayv last. which cost the lives of 120 men. according to the verdict returned bv the Coroner's jury here vesterday. The are yhich set off the coal dust was caused when the feed wire came in con- tact with one of the iron pit cars, the jury declared. Three more bodies were recovered | from the demolished interior of the: mine yesterday. still leaving 11 not vet found amid the debris. 240 new aici Extra spectal. Material Men's ribbed or Men's dress bats 7: 3 fleeced Shirts : cales -or ging- styles. voiles hams: sizes to and cotton pon- Ibs. of Pen- Shirts; made of ny & Gentiles Pigin hem or Drawer 5; J = apecial blend stitched voile: mn oett?Y 1 percales and 44: onlv 2 toa gees: high and Coffee; none also striped: 36 m _ om r low necks better: special, inches wide sizes; special, earns; te -8 . = e . €e + . , { U : I oO m™ ¢ ‘ ) ' , . ly all sises, while they last very special...t 3 Ibs. for .. 4 Yds. sh ene ia for erecta oe \ FNS PL ss t% hia ee ast, Lew 7 as airy Pe sa pls aati tes } Serpentine Crepes Silk Ties G ,uine Serpentine A very fine qua ’ : ati me a : | : Men's silk or Women's Stik (‘repes in the ty o 3° inch , - - moet maple w ° 7 Chambray Ging- : I u oem ny ot aaa ham in piais @ ' : . an & - , — ¢ 4.Yds. 35¢ Nf 6 Yds. 25c 4 Dollar g | ( 2-$1.00 » 1350S runellas or sl novelties in new Chambray ecked and plaid motifs. : fast Miaterial if a per- . , . fo children’s : / r priced for Fri of $1.50 values, manent Crepe , dreesenr, bovs ~ he rin < ith : ¢ and printed bs | shirts. et Tomorrow will day. 4 Yds. ae 6 Yds. oe be be the greatest : | 2 for. ce ae 2 Pairs. e \ ff ~~ day in the month . ZZ ———— \ so at Penny & — EE —————— The latest New York models. offering a wonderful assortment of new Straws and combinations in every style and shade. HOUSE PASSES BUTTERFAT BILL the Associated Presses WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—A Fed- eral standard for butter, which has been under discussion for many vears. would be definitely deter- mined on the basis of an 80 per cent hutter-fat requirement. by a bill passed vesterday by the House The measure, which now goes to he Senate, would define it as a prod- uct made exclusively from milk or eream, or both, with or without com- ie amediiitcaialdie ae a ‘ Watery PFT pt Ro Bon ea bps aggre Genties. The / a Ay Bieestiee x CREA. . Yds. 19¢ 10 Yards values a vert sed Men’s $2 here are just a heviots th oe tainted EZ . Cle [Ene Se Work Pants About 1500 : rards ' get Eagle Stam pe 4 , Genuine Iniaid of @7-inch biue ity } full- if besides all the : Linoleum: eut Made of dur- and white fast- color 2 other savings. No ‘rem. roll: as able materials color cheviots, in in. light Cailicoes, : , . plain shirting ; aa nailt alee matter where ror many yards as in a wonderful coe etvines wal in acores of of get your stamps. desired; $1.50 assortment ‘ checks: all good ed, checked and we redeem them quality; special " mill lengths flora! patterns patterns; sizes 8 Yds. — 10 Yds. . +e oot bora gee . Sq. Yd. a ™ 30 to 42 waist... \ \ fhe OD 2 Jumpers or or Overalls See the Window Display (Sccond Floor.) New $6.50 Satin ‘WStrap Pumps ' Offering Exceptional Styles and Savings Corns Lift Off with Fingers = & 6 Pairs || @ Biggest Values Ever Offered—Friday 1 , s fac 25¢ Hose 2 gg tere nad rere: mete Sa ns <a al Smart Trimmed | | acri ' slack ; ‘olors. Straw . — a “ pres er wae prc pow Untrimmed Hats hy ade of ’ - . . e ; u s ? i flowers, ribbons, feathers: \ BePIaanee Banded St w S il r ro ue (Full Fashioned ) Pure Silk HOSE For One Day in the ‘*Profit-Sharing’’ Sale ° Regular $2 Values Special for 50 5 ° 50 “Profit-Sharing”’ ae Day at tae a Perfect *‘Freezone’’ on an aching corn, Our regular day in and saatie that corn stops hurting, chen day out $2 Hose offered for shortly you lift it right off with this day at $1.50. Share this fingers. Truly! Hats of hairbraid or straw; Jumbo a ray, Atrcomer Hate, Come erty. Children’s Hats ue. special, dren's Streamer Hats. 6 Pairs aE 2—98c II $3 TO $5 SHOES CONGOLEUM | _* m= 47 tA tee ene ca 2 +P tee ~~ S a ~ ae * , ae 7 é ” ¢; &y 4 ig aa ig Ms Oe Bi oii Pee stele Ant od =" ‘i ¥ ya: ’ < - os . ax — a ee SROy LS Seat Oe ees Site x see Pere S ‘3 Bes Pl OF at v4 ~~ es 5 ie at al cr ore! q we Oo at cris oe om +. nee ihe ent ahi See + ~_s * Beit? Sr wiag) hee Ra Ste sali a ii Ralls |Sacques |) [| “*Aam*sigee"® Sq | RUGS 9 x12 ; This price makes it cheaper than fixing ‘ Women's full- , old ones. Think! It’s cheaper than bey- Congeteum A Ft Rugs. sis@ 9x13, house slippers. brand-new, tul) Sacques in a ing nationally ed- length, $1.26 me ey Chocolate gnd black leathers: most many 6 le gs \ with low and Cuban heels; good range Vaiues. Biz * of sises and all good styles, at. . Fe Bevthugione te aligdaac? os ail theta ? % Doesn t hurt a bit! Drop a ae ae cement ee cnet —————om0 at ne nent fo} axe 0} cement | oo oreo moo oro— rr teem tn Beautiful black satin or silk brocade trimmed cuss Pumps with hand-turned soles and covered Your d t 1] tiny bott] f uban heels.. All sizes and widths. Actual $6.50 substantial saving of the ' Fades ge Tape ‘toe ian suffi _ values—in the “Profit Sharing” Sale at $3.50. “Profit Sharing” Sale. a cient to remove every hard corn, soft (First Floor.) (First Floor) corn, or cern between the toes, and a : ei, 7 the calluses, without soreness OF ir- = oa a all a , —— 0 0 0 iio 6 ee ™ —- one ono Oo or IOMIO ° ritation. Since tis dacnetins, RE ARE a } NOTICE ores Sor secs special savinas: €3 OS & $3.98

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ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily PQST- DISPATCH along Approninatity Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demecrat and the Times Conbtnet —— ’ > = SSaeresgs Bese eee Beebe OB OB BB GG cers signed by Circuit Attorney Si- ELECTRICITY nes dener requesting that the police tu ree me! the mone’ @A matter of vital importance to every automobil: owner. The performance of your car depends largely on the proper functioning of your elec- trical system. @We specialize in automobile electrical repairs. over to the t! and property held as e' | Two days ago erst Mia seis begue 7 | ‘ y Y Ye , Y as . ‘ . + ' mane enn ign Wt The Plan That Makes This Price Possible erty clerk of the Police Department | and asked if it was necessary for ; ‘ . t K , | For years the outstanding evil of the have decided to lay their cards on the the Circuit Attornes to make a written request for the surrender Ml hy motor car industry has been the “trade- table face up—to lay bare the mside le nee Baengeaegss Inspection and advice gratis. of the property Minch told him it | rage “ = ee we f . a a as director of the Veterans Buresa yy / A’ % uly a nine ANI } OP- last Thursday morning money had been taken fro: ister and the employes Drier Mc has been wlaced in. the hands ef | Fresident Harding and the President ’ Grand > hi Add these four important reasons to those Spares “ Pe ii . sd Pianos shipped to! us ow is considering appointment } ur cheice in designs are you already know for insisting on Good- if one of three forther overseas serv- ow om sale at great redu The te et rr rr ¥ , +h . - _* - Cord Tires: ° ie . ' tA e. orsnip 's > > et ; aid definite’: ia tr : : — f iin censiaas | nents S ist what you've _* 1—The beveled All-Weather Tread on ae ae | — / cen dreaming of. Artist : - ’ hh in design and resonant > 2% it was tndicated that the DPpOILNi- . *- . the new Goodyear Cord is made from a | 7 —— : tie 7 the most serviceable rubber compound a ee ee yrcrneaoe | tone. BACH IS MUSICALLY ° . ad a not be made immediately. ard a a i -ORRECT Call tonight or In Goodyear history. that he m ight resume his duties ten —_>— ae hb tomorrow and take home a > * > ” ne * ¥ 7 ar i ay +.) =e. ' . . — or —_ - ~ 2—This tread is semi-flat, instead of porary after h return . = ? paper mat for room meas- , ‘ements. This little ; a instru ment takes no more room than an upright but the ene is rich and ful! Tonight. Tomorrow and Balance of the Week REDUCED $ A TERMS THIS WEEK WEEK REDUCED $ 5 9g 5 : T his is the time to stop — . dreaming and wishing wil Y coced SHOULD MAKE AN EARLY SELECTION 1¢?s] rn Wit *ac nh « ne al iffers A . ight ehange €; beast a aay USERS QARDIARSEL, LG ‘re ey there in the music rack, or the legs. efe.. makes an early ViS!t om your part essential, Make vour selection while the assortment is wide. ee KIESELHORST PIANO COMPANY — B. & K. Tire Equipment ¢ Art B. Mooner Tire Ce 2445 N. Grand B: | 4347 Delmar ESTABLISHED 1879——— Nations Rute Genel: te in: are ice 19004 % rand Sy te 1007 OLIVE STREET aie er data “ie Ce. The Kieselhorst Plan Makes Piano Buying Easy if | Never Car Ce. | Racror Par . fer te. : it's Goed Luck te Find a Hairpin ¢ ADVERTISEMENT. ; It’s a FORTUNE = te FREE FAT THAT SHOV’S | to Find SOON DISAPPEARS Seon Senece i Jet that comes sa@ stave] FOUND eo needed is a burden. ag S activity 2 cb apes ——s = : ' | 3819 mg pe AS *% and Waabingtee A Tire ‘oad ce. teiee Meter Car (oe. 1426 & Greed Bi. 3BOO Miatne A eee fe Sesale Co. Versan Tite & Bnttery, Service and Chesteut S*=. “ereem A) " Saks “” ee a ae — . é ie : %: as , >. i a A = en P £5 ae 2 se - ’ ‘ = 7 Ne St PLEA AICI NEED, EOE Hs & - aking after -eac * sani and at or See grew aed fe enturces by | € adepen ent *ptemetr manera rowde Peaeng pre n . a Ca one ur spa: ENR: tl SOW oe _ Marmosa Prescription Tab 'e tabi alee FS aie ee ~ eet — — ; ee i Weedward Ax For ideas «cm tevesting oi “> —* , ea 24 can a6 sa9 good al » : 2 ana fat Busiacss ( hanee Want cotem us. ? y WiHl),! tty vi eva mee a Lyte AGRE espe det iy stat MONO

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oo ee ae RE er Be eT pene : atthe: geapet aman ee ‘ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — | head of the Radical Bureau of the | Lenine and Trotzky by putting poison | : . re Agency, proposed that hej|to be obtainea trom Burns’ agents * ° a . i} : . i mde ; 5 HANS ;} many reports inade when he was in wiscontinue _ ¥ j Lh} ¥ \ ~ B m | | Thiel Detective Agency were lies. > 4 a \ | rf \\ fh | These reports, Balanow insisted My Saving . 2 ; } nN cross-examination, were made at; | | : ess-——no 4 ‘ \ N ; did bi y, ‘the direction and under the guid- | ) ... interest | i. ‘ ever 5 a Car com ine more yi } ance of officers of the nabiaaiile Tle . > > . _ " i to used ee and finer desirabilities— maid the anending etme ever ee | ‘ - , ? , . : 4 ‘ , / ’ re . : _ ' . 1 on to the these fictitious 1 ithe emplov of the Burns Interna-, , tional Detective Agencs and the | tie | Pita eee ee 8 a Nib, —— = © Oe OE APES OR Pr EO li I lt CE PAE, ’ . b- . a ; b | y packers or law officers, who retained see 1C y ail means! / them to bolste up requests for more money to ceutinue their investiga- it modern , a : ad \ This new creation on display at the show tions Radical labor. organiza ‘ivuns . es it pos- ; \ “ were formed by operatives of the Announces a Complete New Line of Motor Cars at Show 85 early ' whiny \ ’ S. ‘Two are? es for the Same purpEc$e, . 3 . he asserted ; in this ci ! ~~ \ ' Says Reports Were False. F LX ES any Car of | . | . fz Balanow’'s admission that many of OURS and S a : his reports were falsehoods came ey - - , Loo | while he was being cross-examinod bog : vesterday by O. L. Smith. Attorney~- on display - a |General of Michigan. One report _— | . mentioned as being false wie Bala- My now's account of a meeting In Mil- waukee with a radical agent named Le ho\ etsky.’ / F pee a : le es ey bs ice GP RS 5 pee) MR a ne ae fa: a Me heey ; RTE ad a te , - 2. LESS y r +. ae A 4 * % ies ae: “i Rfing . 2 4 Re tin iO Ge, ER ahah < “VA GAT OS i : | oe ee # Bn 28 ages eat ave —_ | FRIDAY IS | 3000 Locust } pal | BARGAIN DAY ’ ST.LOUIS, MO. oh Pe Ne ee

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’ rem “4 . Je — a / te Wels casei deb yort, dae aan eee ute Mea a - "3 When meu : ae ee . a Se Wi neath aie sipbise. “ewes 4 rt j NEAT TEA TN TAR EDEN ET ATEN TOUR LEL LENCO EN TNNE NE TN CUE E ES TeNtOn OUR Tinea ne piety CSPOT TTT OET ERE RT ey tc er eee at 4a — ae 4 St Pol cts Se ag aE SPOR cor ee a pins The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the’ Daily Globe-Demiocrat and the Tizhes Coudiiel LAMPS IN A FINAL CLEARANCE 10% to 50% Reductions ae UNIOR FLOOR LAMPS In All Newest Designs and Finishes 10°%e to 50% Off Colorful and Artistic 10% to 50°. Off RAPE REESAS ESE ASL ESE ER ERTS | 10% to 50% Off BRIDGE LAMPS Charming and 10% to 50% Off ; revenue that ther _ proposition. ~— JOINT RATE RULING Waterways Chief Says 1. Left All Questions Raised b) Barge Service Open. Post-Dispatch BPureati, °0 Wrvratt Bldg. WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Ins*' of settling the questions raised ‘the Government's Mis8issippi-Wa:- rior barge line service, in complaint against the railroads filed fore Ts Tere’ — -. m eee a GA & two years ago, the merce Commission yester ed down a lengihy opini by Commissioner Eastma! the barge line and the : to “compose their § ditte: friendivy conference and nego tions.” For the Yuidan: e of the ferees, if such should be appoi’ the commission avs aown ’ general principles which t should govern the pute. In particular urges the baree more specific in additional through : »The proceeding open, the opinion action by the rates. should be necessar’ a. Ashburn Disa ppoin ted. “Frankl I disapp said Col i. | aii ea Waterwavs Service decide concretely on the hare complaints is explained i: 10on As follows “These compiainis are their scope, covering as t! divisions of thousands joint rates, the establis} thousands of froposed routes and joint rates, the cated switching moveme: charges at severa! large various incidental! but troublesome questions extent they raise questions w} (in many of their aspects ar: involving the relations bet earriers and an expe: of water service. In ovr 3 the best disposition of nlaints for the present is to ‘oncliusions as fo the gene eiples which should contro! t cision of the issvues.”’ The barge line asked that rate | divisions on foirt on the basis of the mileage covered by the rail carrier and the water carrier. This formula. known as traffic be mad the “mileage prorate basis.” was urged as a substitute for the pres- ent system. which proceeds fron the theory that the raflroads shou!4 receive, from jotnt traffic would receive from an all-raX movernent same gateway. The harge lime. tm fts complaint the same (cited numerous mstances under the existing system. ' roads receive aie§dispropo share of the revenue. New Formula Not Approved. The commission finds itself unable to approve the new formulas suc- gested by the barge line. As a basic it approves the prin- ciple which now governs the divi- ‘sions, but adds that it is subject to certain important qualifications. Finally. the opinion expresses “the hope and belief’ that the rail carri- ers and the barge line will be able to adjust their differences. No reason ‘has been shown, it is added. for mak- > - eto et - “— reacyi sise . —_ ing retroactive any i'that may be effected ie M. E. Churches to Make Lenten Plans. Officials and members of the Southern Methodist Episcopa! churches in St. Louis will meet to- morrow evening at the Grand Are inue Church, Grand boulevard iConmnmecticut street ‘for the observance ef Lent will be served at 6:39 ‘dresses will be made by t! Dr. Luther E. Todd. secretarm ehurch Board of Fina: r Super: ntende to consider ce Stremmei. Sunday schoo! of Se eal A similar meetin gfor the lic of St. Louis County wil b> .23 at the Clayton church All genuine Seutr cars bear this em biem. and are built cxctusively by Soutr Moter Car Company of America, Inc. Supreme Motor Co. Henry W. Blodgett. President LL. }. Jalagens. Manager Seco Lecust st. ADVERTIOEMEST _ ~ Removing Ugly Hairs— for $1.00 Dance, Instrumental, Operatic and Vocal by the Most Popular Artists’ € A large shipment, comprising hundreds of verv desir- able titles—all 10-inch, double-faced records. You are the selections vou most desire in this ex- traordinary assortment-by the following well-known ar- Arthur Fields American Quartet Marion Harris Frank Crumit Art Hickman’s Orchestra Nora Bayes Prince’s Orchestra No mail, phone or C.O. D. orders accepted. A splendid opportunity to add many selections to your collection. Basement Music Shop FAMOUS -BARR CO. St. Louis’ Foremost Store for Records Ne kh hhh ihe LEE EL ELE EEE Dana's Tt TTT a aire rr rE EE EREDAR aaa | I Pi il ull / | A February Sales Combination Offer! Console Phonograph Very Unusual Value at..., Sein $1.00 Weekly @ If vour home lacks that most versatile of entertainers—the F nograph—you should at once avail vourself of this opportunity & secure one of latest design, excellent construction and spie tonal quality at a decidedly special price. which will prove a delightful addition to-home appointments, f richly tinted Polvchrome Mirror and Electric Candlesticks said further charm to.the music corner. Important Features ef This Phonograph Equipped with Idtest features; silent- running doubic-spring motor, plash- . covered turntable, heavily gold-plated metal parts. space for 100 records — and it will play gill makes of récord= In the mew Queen Anne style. finished im mahogany. with center opening. which gives the instrument additional decorative value. Large size. being 37 inches hich. 40 inches wide and 22 inches deep. Only a linnted number in this Combination Offer rBARGAIN —a feature of our super-value-giving February Campaign — make your selection tomorrow. Muste ‘alea—trt FAMOUS ~BARR St. Louis’ Foremost Store for Phonographs A tery ge Awakened at midnight by the hoarse bark ef your child with asud- . den attack of croup—what woumM you do? Thousands of mothers are solving this problem with satisfac. tien. One small dese ef Dr. Drake's’ Glessco relieves croup within a few) minutes—mere than two doses are! St. Jose LIVER REG! : Complete With Polychrome Mirror and Electric Candlestic ’ er tte on The Outfit Here Illustrated “2 Phonograph — a Z ' > a 8 , FS ee 2 se s¥ Besides the instrum nit ~ PRESENTS WING: WAR nn SB enosal “Not for Rules and Regulations of War, but | Wer” Introduced in Senate . 7EKS TO PUT THE x out Comment, but Wit | Request It Be Printed © Lie on the Table. By CHARLES G. ROsSs. Washington Correspondent af the Post-Di“ e Federal % h recommends that a jud@ chal substitute for war be creats jm the form of an inoternations court or that machirery of this s Which | may already exist in part “ed poted or adjusted.” to the pur in view. The reference to e& = machinery is to.the inte E lL court of justice at The 6 up by the League of Nations. f the text of the resolution folle “Whereas war is the greatest menace to society and has ne sO expensive and destruct it mot only causes the stu )@eus burdens of taxation now affie ing our people. but threatens w gut and destroy civilization, and . “Whereas civilization has marked in its upward trend out [@arbariem into its present condit % the development of lw ; to supplant methods >of and force, and “Whereas the genius of civil discovered but two methods mpetiing the settlement of 9m putes. namely law and war, ; fMfore tr any plan for the cou 3 sory settiement of inte.nat: e ntroversics we ~hovuse wr war on the one han! and -eas of she law on the other. @ “Whereas war between rations I vs been and still i« a lawtul & Btien, so that any nat.on 1a) With or without caus>. declare inet any other nation an’ Mrictiy within its legal rights. and “Whereas revolutionary wars a of liberation, are iJieca! [wiminal to-wit. high & ’ s under existing internatic ar wars of aggression between t are perfectiy lawful and » “Whereas. the overwhelming = sentiment of civilized ft Ywhere is against the cruel Metructive institution of war. and P “Whereas all alliances leagues € which rely upen force 48 © amate power for the enforcome peace carry the seed« either own destruction or of mii mancr te the utter subdvrersie® and fustice and “Whereas we must recognize met that resolutions or treaties ion chadl certain methods of «iii =e Mot be effective so lenge ae remains lawfs!l, and that m tional relations we must a2 rules and regulations of war. menic laws against war, and | “Whereas in our constituth ; ention of i787 & was comtended by Madison and that the use @f force when | to people collectively—that ™ Sates or nations—was unsound [—cipie and would be tantam * 2 deriaration of war and must Shes =

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ft, wae | ae ae cee en eee EEO = OS ES fi * tectric Candlesticks ed Phonograph Center pening ntertainers—the Pho- i this opportunity to : tion and splendid sides the instrument, appointments, the Candlesticks — will ograph | Idtest features; silent- spring motor, plush- heavily gold-plated ‘tomorrow. Music Salon—Sixth nographs BLOOD - | Ao BIG St. Joseph's | LIVER STATOR | IVER -MIDNE eee ee ” » “ : : > . . ‘ eaten: oe ee a 7 CAR | Fhe ben ten Fie kereBlee, Eoalh Secr ccdln Mosely lbye Mss Bangioace ens” 'The resdlution seeks PBorah recommends ilsory settlement muon, so that any ietly within its legal richts. Y sentiment : that resolutions or treaties out- Temains lawfnl, eo oe ee ae ae Se eins oni + AO eis 1 - e. S Te? See NO BS ret a TR =: Oe a aes yaks : p ‘ Ss28beeess gages sot: .88,838REe: eeesserasess ttt ~S ae = ar > SR Basta a” AOE enS a te = 3 ; aa ~ seen ete Sts or et: eee $ Sp ceases tego sivas Beat tas “ST. LOUIS, ~ THURSDAY EV ENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1923. PAGES 17—20 lt PRESENTS SOLUTION FOR LAWING’ WAR 2 neal “Not for Rules and | Regulations of War, but) - Laws Against) War’ Introduced in Senate | TO PUT THE IJ. | SENATE ON RECORD Presented With- Comment, but With - rieie sitles ‘on the Table. By CHARLES G. ROss, Washington Correspondent of ‘ the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—‘Not fea bnd regulations of war, but or- fic laws against war,” f in a resolution int are pro- roduced in It Be Printed and 3 MILLIONAIRES GIVE $6,000,000 | TO NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY John D. Rockefeller Jr. Gives Three: Payne Whitney. Two, and Edward S. Harkness, One Million. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—Receipt of ' three gifts totaling $6,000,000. by | far the largest lump sum ever re- ceived Sy the New York Public Li- was announced. yesterday Lewis Cass Ledyard, president of the library's board of trustees. The do- i0rs and the amounis are: ,Rockefeller Jr., $3,000,000: Whitney, $2,000,000: Harkness, $1,000,000. The money wil] brary, be increased to about $21.500.000. The income from the new money, it was stated, will enable the library to operate its reference department in its’ Forty-second street without a deficit and also to make up some of its arrears in binding, cata- loging and book. purchasing. Rockefeller responded to an an- peal for aid with a pledge of $3,000.- 000 provided a like amount could be raised from other sources. It was then Whitney and WBarkness. trustees of theAlibrary, made their donations. ie Senate yesterdag by Senator Bo- | * of Idaho. Without commen, r submitted the resolution that it be printed and e table, whence he may call it up ny time’. and in put lie on | dissatisfaction the | of the United States on rec- |} or for “outiawing”’ war f settlement of international y Every nation under plan, would be encouraged to i itself to punish its own “inter- tional war-breeders or instigators war profiteers under powers sim- er to those conferred upon our own mress,’ by the Federal Constitu- that a judi- al Substitute for war be created the form of an international or that machinery. of this sort h may already exist in part be as a means, dis- | yayer pours out ~y Ve yer 1) Ss 14 & the Bo-;! ited or adjusted.” to the pur-— in view. The reference to ex- if machinery is to the interna- Wai court of justice at un Py the League of Nations. mhe te*ment ee carry the seeds either of own destruction or of military icy to the utter subversion of erty and justice and reas we must recognize tne) certain methods of xilling Not be effective so long as war and that in in- relations we must have, 4rT trules and reculations of war, out laws against war, and in .our constitution::! civilized peop'e | and | Burts to supplant methods of vw-: question, and there has since been no ¢ | trouble, with Mr. Asquith and sev- ‘eral members of the Cabinet under her spell.’ English Companies. the Associated Press. LONDON, Feb. 15.—The popular- ity of flying as a method of commer- | cial travel may be judged by the the Croydon 4193 flights nevertheless, is and departed from Flying, actual losses. The ministry a permanent gliding station at Itford Hill. where the gliding contests were held last October. ‘the settlement of international con- } ; Mtion of 1787 it was successful- | n d by Madison and Hamil- that the use af force when ap- to people collectively—that is | or nations—was unsound in 'bé created mie and would be tantamount. tion of war and as, we have in our Federal | Court a practical and for many years-.during the process of construction, and will not be in suitable condition for traffic., It if /apparent, therefore,. that it will be wise to mark the route that wilt ‘Bive the best service and that ca be most easily maintained, ‘such time as the State road is com+ pleted. As soon as the State roads are completed they will be perma-e- _nently marked -and safety =s erected to guide the public and mak¢- the highways safer for use. Maintenanec Provision. 3 “The funds that are made avall- able for maintenance. purpoess . wh der the present law will approximaté /$130 per mile. This will enable ne | department to take care of of the roads in a very satisfact | manner, but it is not sufficient \establish the patrol system. in: 4 | parts of the State and go the re |work that in many instances shoul be done to give the proper service: It is. evident that ds soan ag. the (State system is marked and. ays- |tematicy maintenance ET traffic will rapidly deyelop centrate along the establish much more than nde exists, | this will add eonsiderable expenselt® the maintenance of the State sya tem. It should be noted, howevér,. ‘ized the highway department to séll | ‘that.if the State carries the bu $10,000,000 of bonds during 1922. | 'This it has done and. has requested | ‘tHe sale of $5,000,000 for 1923. The department now has. under way 'plans for placing the full amount of | the $15,000,000 of bonds under con- | tract before active construction | work opens in the spring... When this is done, lover $30,000,000, under contract | trips | This is a tremefdous program, but | one which the department feels it | lecting the revenue, for enforcing the | secured debts tax iaw, for expenses | of traveling auditors, for the expense | of enforcing the income tax law an:l 'the option &tamp tax fund. the | picture would ee kept hanging on ' Other | one of. $17,954.63 against the State bond-issue | Attended Drummers’ Meeting. One account showed visited Charleston and Sikeston, May, 1921. the purpose ty officials amounts due the in of collecting from coun- State. 'to make full preparation for a large | surfacing program ‘is demanding. bridging is being done at this time; mai ‘ n enance. that he had) He said the trip was for! | program When Earris asked what affair of a | public nature was going replied: “The Southeast Missouri mer? Association was holding its an- nual meeting. that time so I could attend the meet- ing.” Hackmann could recall in no in- stance the details of the official busi- nessa which occasioned any of ris trips, though on a few he said he recalled in a general way comntrover- taxation matters which necessary sie: over made it parts of the State. Saving te State Cited. He said in explanation that fre- quently differences arose, citing one instance in which the County of Jackson County made a charge of , and that to Lo a trip by one of his employes Kansas City developed that the cor- rect charge was $9328.37, to the State of more than $8000. He testified that on another occa- ‘sion it was found that Jackson Coun- . amount by action | ‘counts $16,329.79, overpaid “I collected ty owed the State county having been the State. it.” Hackmann said. “Did* vou get the cash?” inquired Farris. ‘‘No, we discovered that in another year the county had ‘ot made a legitimate charge against the State. I had a conference with Sea- ator Cooper, the County Counsefor, and we agreed to balance the ac- counts against each other.” Hackmann could not remember the exact details of the transactiv1, but said he would get the informa- tion for the committee. Farris went through of. Hackmann’s many wuec- expenses, ‘some charged to one fund and some Wall to Request issuance of $1,000,- | 000 Water Works Bonds. Water Commissioner Wall will go | before the Board of Estimate and quest for issuance of. $1,000,000 of | the $12,000,000 bond issue yot a new water works on the Missour! River, to enable him to go ahead 'with the project, he said today. The request then will be referred | mittee for approval, it was said: The waterworks bonds are io be retired from revenues of the Water | | Division and will not affect taxation. Wall said this amount was desired at once to obtain options or purchase | land for the site of the plant at, Howards Bend, on the Missouri Riv- | er, near St. Charles; to construct channel: to cohstruct an intake tower | and engine pits, and to build reces- sary roada for hauling material. Denies Disarmament Negotiations. | By the Associated Press RIO JANEIRO. Feb. 15.—The | | Minister of Forcign Affairs denies) that negotiations are proceeding be- tween Chie, Argentina and Brazil | on the qtiestion of disarmamer. d for | Com- | )admit that on many trips there W@8/ said he was,a ditector/of the ‘Na- | business connected with several ap-. tional City Bank of St. Louis, and ' river. improvements to control the) to another, and finally said: Questioned About Use of Funds. “Now it is a fact, is it not, that ‘you use these funds indiscriminately, ' ) ionme tomorrow with a re- | appersen - _afid that when you return from a crip you make the anv fund without regard to whether | the trip was in connection with the | business for which the particular ap- | propriation was made?” “T don't want Hackmann replied. time “Every there was some business conneécte d | asked. ‘with the fund against which tne eX- | pense. was charged, though I will; 'propriations, and the expense might as well have been charged against one fund as against another.” Farris went into this subject in considerable detail, but was unable ito shake Hackmann’'s positicn. : It was admitted by Hackmarn that | trip to the State. wate Mias Nel! Stewatt, | | the charge unless he ~» boo). keeper | ness ‘to attend to. the salary of whom he described as < in his office, was sail at the rete? visit different | a saving | on at) Charleston at that time, Hackman’ | and maintenance program, the de- partment has under way the™num- Drum- | I don’t hesitate to) ‘admit that I delayed my trip unt) ’ | Clerk | ' cate the route that ‘improved. ithe east. can handle efficiently and with con- siderable more economy :than if a small program were undertaken. “It will be noted that a large vol- | ume of earth work is under‘ way. This sort of a program is necessary | which will fol- and which the pubic sentiment | Extensive grading | low, also preparation of the State roads. for a more efficient and effective | of maintenance which the department is now undertaking. Road Marking System “In addition to the -construction bering and marking of_the entire State system of roads. consists of a white steel angle post, on which is mounted an eliptical cast-iron plate, containing the num- ber of the road. Each crossroad, and other conspicuous intermediate The marker | road or bridge-and to see that points, will be marked’so that ‘the public will be able to follow. the best | route to its objective. The north and | carefully watch all operations, to. south roads will be on thd with odd | numbers, beginning on thd west side’ of the State and numberihg towards | The even numbers will be used @n the east and» west routes) and numbereq from the north to- wards the south. The low numbers | in each case’ will tndicate the through or ‘cross-state « highways. The spurs will carry the mumber of the main road with a letter affixed. “The department wishes to em-. phasize that the routes marked at this time will not. in every ase indi- | will finally be} In many instances the! ‘road to be improved will be torn up the | that | | charge agaiusi four years my to admit that.” | : ‘are held twice each ‘month. He gata of maintaining the main-tra roads in each county, it will rel the local road officials of conside able expense in the maintaining ‘the main county roads.” 7 Piepmeier went._on to describe: orgahization of his department; i | cluding six bureau heads under, thé the department. will have! chief Sclnhavnoe: dhuntrbu-tine: : of Design, Bridge Engineer, neer of Construction, Engineer, Maintenance, Auditor and Secretare _to the Commission; which has Sener: al supervision,» He continued: “+ “To facilitate the handling of all ‘field work, the State is divided inté (10 divisions and 4 competent engi! /neer placed in charge of each divi. . | sion, with headquarters at a a coniral | point. The division engineer is rectly in charge of surveys; pre tion of plans, construction He reports directly (to phe bureau chiefs on vario phases of work which he is ca} upon to handle. He supervises all field work«handlea by the de ment, and all.field men. Inspector ‘6n Each Job.- - “A resident engineer or inspector te placed on each.piece of work check the materiais that enter phases of State work are handled { full compliance with the plans, spe- cifications and contract. “With this kind — of organization, the department is able to handle a very large volume of. work and to sure the people of this State they are getting full value for dollar invested.” Markers such as those Piep _ referred to have been placed onthe St. Charles and Marichester roads. C ‘the county. They have black fatire on orange backgrounds and are to read, day and night. The | marked on the Manchestér ¥ | No. 12, which will follow the it Highway, by way of Jefferson <7 _to Kansas City. “Two routes ~af arked on the St: Charles ’ | 2, the St. Louis-Kanshs City Line,” and No. 9 the St. Wentzville-Hannibal. route, ,_ stamp \ departinent, but said he thought he had the right to charge her salary in part to that fund. Had Stenographers’ Fund, ~ “You had an appropriation, of | $58,000 te pay stenographers and bookkeepers,”” Farris said... “Why didn't you pay her from that fund?” | “She had work in-connection with the option stamps.” “Then you believed that no mat- ter for what purpose the Legislature made an appropriation. yous could charge up salaries of the employes of your office indiscriminately to the | several funds?" “I thought I had! the right to pay her salary froi | ‘that fund.” ‘the. Senator Irwin. Republican, asked | ,Hackmann if his predecessor. John | P. Gordon, a Democrat, had paid | salaries from the same fund. ‘My | records show that during the last | predecessor office. he paid $6300 to. his. wife as an employe,” Hackmann aid: . He’ was unable to say whether it had all been paid from the one fund. ~. “Do you know whether she acth- ally worked in the office 2” “I don't know.” Director of St. Louis Bank. Questioned by- Irwin, Hackmann ectors, which that he frequently’ ings of the Board of. that when he had State St. ole = See met he c in irectots of the Irwin | to itemize such expenses... mann said it was not _ heads of departments that they itemized statements of such penses. a: When the session adjourned: _ this afternoon, there was amination salaries paid to Miss Jackson, an emp! in the | office for a shdrt time in 1922.. committee has been told that mann, increased the salary ‘of Jackson $60 a month, then dem@# ed of her that she give him the 4 and that she did so. kk was not q about this. ter but was instructed to committee today the vo showing payments to Miss J Appsininnants iy the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Feb. v« n appointed was in anaes than Republicans. ¥ J of the southern states. s. a net maby Senator cCaweneia | ' Hack- of $200 a month for three monrths/ mann’s attention to ae ae, om the contingent fund, set aside! personal. be the optiog stamp fund. He ad-j lump sum charge that Miss Stewart's duties dining’ car the option = Si of the 'Btate* were. mitted were not confined to eae cadound ¥ oS ae em-~; ; ar 5 a ts eo is : % rs, ape Pas Eo wee a ee a pee eer ere 3 ib x! ag ELLE TT TE TT aT ET SIT DT TEED TTD RA a RRO EIR SOR Gg RICH ANT: RESEDA Se AIEW ER WRC APN REAR ARN ABP LEI PMB A RFT AN OTR TEN: Ae REE TT NNN a ee Te ee ae a LTR RENT IR MEG I NWT gi TaN CANE hy IES Ay AION PLONE 5, RENTS NAIC ORI LOTS he it RUG In Pc” TER RRR a

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ST. LOUIS POST_DISPATCH. THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1923. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TAX-PREPAID SECURITIES. they have been defeated. no longer — on prs ne ees ho ts See iS ei a9 ; —_ , i Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER An afternoon contemporary has found the “real is- object in satisfying , Dec. 12, 1878. sue” in the question of abolishing tax-exempt bonds. The surprisingly decisive vote 10 the Senate on the Published by the Pulitecr Publishing The issue. it asserts. is whether 900 millionaires shall resolution for the amendment indicates 4 general non- GC ~~. ’ = =o. * the proposed change. aie ‘2 ah , ~ m = | - ¥ 2 . YWRITING ‘al . * 3 F Company. if verd 3 nS : : , pau «ween Soule be exempt from tax burdens which are laid on 1%o,- partisan sentiment in favor o! and Olive Street. . : 000.000 small taxpayers. : aarti hud e a THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- We believe that many tax-exempt bonds are in pos- AN UNBLUSHING ABUSE OF POWEE. 7 | FORM. session of many taxpayers below the rank of miilion- Referring to requests for extra whisky prescrip- - jt eee t =. a a I know that my retirement will = sires, but apart from the facts as to tax-exempt bold- tion permits made on him by political friends, official ° a Sie eo Pe “ Woods-Colt,” ty W. make no ee oe ings the assumption that the tax burdens of the an@yenofficial among which, he said, were Senator see ; nani Glove, Takes First Place | for iets and reform. never wl- “small taxpayers” will be any lighter ff tax-exeMPt Spencer and a majority of Missouri ¢ ongressmen. . at Artists’ Guild State and municipal Fegeral Prohibition Director Allen said: : " : ; : ¢ ; erate injustice or corruption, always securities in the form of Federa! fight demagogucs of all ——, nevcr bonds are taxed is untenable. The so-called issue is le atl comes where the belong to any party. always opposc fal . : Sie alliceeid s © } , i 3c . . . privileged classcs and public plun- aise and demagogk : dercrs. never tack sympathy with | the poor, always remain devoted to eral, state and municipal bonds are sold at low raies ee ee an ee oe eS of interest. Those who buy them are satisfied with oe —— Eargginpaering’ | nail to know why so - '? rc ’ : . , | ; Pr Si [ f 3 bay a ne a Se lower rates of interest than they would get fromtaxed — ete ae 3 = :, be drastically independent: never be ' ) vested in officials where it is _ + ine Prise, offered by 2 afraid to attack wrong. whether by bonds. at a ‘ Jessie B. (2am 6s 4 we . cording to his own admission. 3200 whisky permits not “tro Dis.” by Marguerite String __£4 taxed bonds. sThe increased interest would piace an : ‘ : Z but for the entertainment of 'getliow Prie. $15- ! ?e charge of its author. s. the first fruits of English 6, a new course in plarwriting hington University, were p ; last night at the : gpd will be repeated Mone -s . eS ed ee le , On account of tax exemption the tax-exempt Fed- ous «** Geto r the eighteenth amendment. which applies to ai rrr on Ee OO ee Ole 2G * de 9d te smatiest. most heavils oxen - : va | _, last year owner and the citizen who pars persona! taxes, Wou'd a ; ; ‘ mh ranting of arbitrary bureaucratic power Woods-Colt” i « me of avarice end hardness | The Noisy Car Barn. Te the Editor of the Part-Dispatch ™ — right has the United Railways The holders of tax-exempt securities escape taxa- _ 2 aes i | Bteamnateaed tnt te continue the fearful and tremen- tion on them, but accept low interest. which decreases . wi | ¥ ain h nN - ae “é tations loes blush for his admitt @ous nuisance caused by its property the cost of the bonds and the burden of taxpavers for - Ot USO 2Ur iis mitte , Sh powerhouse located at De sapere needed improvements. If the bonds are taxed the “ avenue? You will find atalitimes, mght . rat } end day. the nuisance continues in the interest will be higher and the tax burdens on the shape of noises, bonfires, the cracking of | Other taxpayers heavier. It is a matter of robbing ANOTHER ST. LOUIS VICTORY. wires, the yelling oem as well ne | Peter to pay Pau! The ending of the p t inequitable division of noises of care and other nuisances, in- es teas ii ; . ATS AS \ i ‘+t the unt joint frei receipts tween the raluways a2 . cluding the burning of garbage, which As Gov. Trinkie of Virginia puts =, Uae Uatenee ¢ — ues gawd 7 — a . = nd the begin- bonds should not be called tax-exempt securities. but river barge lines is an victory fér St. Louis is against city ordinance, and s I fing of noises, early in the morning ‘ax-prepsid securities, because the Government issuing i2dustry and commerce he railroads have been re- Gmd mot ending until after midnight. 5° ‘the bonds takes its taxes.out of the interest and re- ceiving an average of 75 per cent of the freight ch rag | yeu can see it is nearly continucus. ca ee : 3 Sa Gee oa : 3s . 4 Ta addition te this you will notice tha: ceives the benefit in the decreased cost of public im- ! a haul of 23 per cent of the total mileage. Mile the pavement for 150 to 200 feet is n> provements. . for Li he railroads take three times the rate al- pavement at all, it being granite blocks The real reason given by President Harding and ! ioe rivers. =p rari orig eae eee on | Secretary Mellon for taxing state and municipal bonds Some consideration must ioe bee vesuien ia. - oxy | 72% to obtain a fresh source of revenue for the Gov- course. for the cost of thefr right ofrway and for tbe mind. you might as well grant a strect | ©™ment and to check extravagant bond issues by fact that, without joint railroad service, the water rail permission to operate a car shed states and municipalities. lines would be deprived of important feeders. While rt a. or Wes | sate rangggana — We know of little extravagance on the part of states,:'"¢ mewW division Was not fixed br the Interstate pd yo aiel pape sean Soe Pe ngt " ’ : a ; rm ; m ‘ P ; pn bs. ect. ? Twelfth street and Oltve or Washington municipalities and counties in bend issues. It is hard Commerce Commission. which declared the old ciyi- ee : ek S: ; e Sod Pelate tm. the Sem " avenue. as to permit this fearful nui- eOugh to get the people to vote improvement bonds Sion unfair. the rivers will Bave an equal show with - . ete * ee. oy Rot : : o . In awarding the prises, Prof. sance om Delmar and Ide Baliviere,. run- for roads, streets, institutions and other public nec- e railroads in reaching an agreement in conference wae SS —. - es eS epmplimented the students 2 tS . : » regard these improvements as important *2!¢© De Sud to the approval of the Com- —— INTE ). ) hg in : | teétructer, William G. Carson. TI : — i esas seer to the life, progress and prosperity of the people as merce Commission. When the new division is under the production of three plays . : = . “ -*.- ; y on oe ® - ‘In fairness. the Post-Dispacch here- industry and commerce. Many of them are necegsery Giscussion If shou d not be forgotten that the Foads” et erg _- iets} : ‘Jereditable by stucents hoe wnt , - / . - ‘ a . . . 7: ) with presents the United Rgilways’ reply to industry and commerce also will owe a dutr to the river as a fee@er for the Ss — _ Pen wee + Le ys f sey peas ted September, had had no ~ te the a ceomplaint.— Editor mee When the Federal Government is empowered to railways ‘, ty we ; ph ee re, Rats 5 — =. a ae es > gece oy ee Post Dispa « ; > . : “4 . — o oe a , - * . . Cell ‘ = ~ ; — : . « . , , ‘ . = * ipa e : d a - raised bea .°OT™ b : RAILWAYS acquired its prop- | Control the credits of State and loca! governmerts it Meanwhile infermation from the Pittsburg district 2 : o - ~s | — ; ‘i. i. te or a 4 4ramatic contrast between the mirt / erty at De Baliviere in 1897 and 1900, | Sets up @ guardianship over them and a contro! of indicates an activitr in the construction of steam ; Sone . 7 , sana = ae pei, oreo @rere construct mn 1902 t im- | B3 : 2 ~¢ (er s , ts . a ee ea re tzeir out at the trent. ‘ * proved . somewhat aici cae wanes te hateful to free constitutional government. How Of @ transportational revolution. There are now iz ;. 3 4 % ee * ie : » Adele Eames. | Emmet Giore. J. Gilbert Heint victor Wilder. Louise Jamiesar carol Kemmerer. Douglas Crock S end Jack Barron. Those plaring & 2 —S ee eee os Pp = rm ~~ ow?’ aw reser t ; - = be given the roads. of >» ew’ hee ae nt en ee ae ALBERT T. PERKINS. him Field Marshal Carter, in command of the victori- teTWaY system of America. It should be full of sig- : Manager for the Receiver. {ous progressive forces for a fight toa finish against the Dificance also to President Harding. ¥ho. in the face ————————o—— | consi } of this enormous dem for inland r traffic. : RY “SON . = Our Noureligious Constitation. ¢ Tightwads and Mossbacks. ne aS ~ eg nland waterway traffic. : STORIES BY DAWSON-WATSON. ie ieneeseeenn eae 4 ——__—_—-+—_—--- @@e > + nas it to ; t Cc pavigati: im s é' - a s —— ee Te the Heitor of the Post-Dispatch. ' hs abncaapeg age pe eee Improves) ai ir Rhoda Broughton, the English novelist, Bap =o From the Chicago Tribune. ‘ = ELATIVE to the activities of the Rev. | HASTENING PUBLIC BUSINESS. on the Mississippi while he asks subsidies for ocean ‘yy pened to be standing alongside a book stall gt E think Americes opinion rou ‘- FUNERAL Of MRS. JULIA T. : Shupp in the } Legisiatureang| The amendment of the Federal Constitution em-, 5t©#mship lines which lie idle for want of traffic. Cliepham Junction om the Londen & Southwest- = effest be er Gene ae: .. AT = Others of his ilk other State legisla- bodied in the resolution lately passed by the Senate ————_—__—_——_—__2@__ : | \S na wscmuny § pins or pena a of here intolerable deadlock into which E — aa i$ T2 BE HELD : } why. once and for all, before these | ve a “ Jf FX FF r es & OD ane ee oe eC - “Seow in , | poe ae ne , : tures. Would install a newly elected President in office from CHATEMAN GARY'S SECURITY. ) does this book sell?” To which he instantly re- SAS en Seles Sa see a q oo & piied: “Oh! That kind of rot always sells went? (| °" “™¥#t2tion to meet for an Coo | Pioneer St. Loutsan, 77. Saf im the neutral, though friendly, 2 - Paralytic Stroke Five Yeers 4 3 change the present Constitution. | , i Fs the publi ' te =* to seven weeks abead of the present date of in- CRairman Gary of the State Highway Commissian ‘. = ; : apprise the bulk (or hulk) of the popa-| Ssuration; it would turn a repudiated Congress ott is in a good position to resist the efforts of mem bers ; vege: et | qe =e it r Washington can be deemed inegt = Daughter cf Maj. Henry Tureece. — eo ~and had > ~ +Pas + oe 7 * eae > . _—- sv? 2°*1t? . 7? . . i no » a nd Tr _ > + > ' = ‘ oe vs rance an rey > gress 11 months ahead of the present constitutional Government. which wil! automatically withhold from — cr spent aie day wiih my woes ng costly measures against G — > man of the board of directors of ; as P : . . - iso 2 at itiey, in Sufrey. ’ aa E ° | euats al SOCRATES AND HIS PUPILS. went te tha cntied each bien tc aun eee ee ee ee | Merchants-Laciede National : PERE SS NN com which disapproves but does not @& | will be held at 19 a m, tf . f. 3 oo — x Segregating the Negro. sched ule. Missouri its annua! Ota of road bounty whenever | td . bh 77 - , = o ~~ . “ye “+ ~ ™ eS 2 We the Batter of the Past-Disratch. _ Unless the President chooses to cail a special ses- the control of State road building or any part of it wheiaaorasamn = ae oe aay yee | CT we Lente They were walking up and : me = eo ; o hk " ‘a = - »* . . AJ 4 « as as “ " . . PY a . _ a - " - ene ~ = ; mq _y went the residence of negroes in the system, is not called until the second December. or to the localities or their representatives Seen a ing a cigar. The station master stepped up te 2 kenge ge peo finaacke Se , cog tage eer meee Me. and 4 | 7 leat} : a ae Ria ctiedsgci _— nGeed ; ail — . eile , takable. and however firm our r wary Cemeterr. t west of Taylor, north of Delmar: more than a year. after its election in November In iceourt where th a ee , : Seceates- I am afenia dd im a very peremptory manner: aa owes # | s 4 OVECT OF! Be M ssour Where e ba ic of Mea - —OCTa les S& i Tren ara = 1% litical int : ; 4 M d h h H rs “ south of the Hodiamont tracks. A _ ,-. ; : EB Repke » and one to be taken grave- The amendment manifestly would serve the pur- with olding a gift in the interest of unitr nich he bad access. We were looking over — : ; : s eae we . we ae — alone | poses of popular rule by giving a popular mandate ness in road building is a godsend. 7 weil a . and noticed that whereas Linco!in him- Said acer Penis. —— eee ee —_— erents together under friendly & c » Was born in the eld Turner = 3 '@ much quicker response. Under the proposed amend- unfortunate if the head of the State Cainer: smn . us a ‘mode! in brevity; in his Get- maine ates inulin: Cilhian dian mG prone, practical consideration of one a | which stood st the southeast 7 or . . : standard which were an isste in the election. instead of the of meeting inquiries and objections. Suc a si \ ave seaeedie ithe ‘J a tye pees ~— would ‘ence can Go no harm to apr ke — The husband. two daughters, 7 —— . “See 8 Oct . i . . -a'% 4 Cur! th iZnt You we ¥ i Pcs > “° (of any af the powers concerned. wis - Edward Carpenter of Ph (Sec Mra Taricr S. Carter of | Louis, and one son. Henry T. also of St. Louis, survive. ali striving for in the mora! and epir- | t d@ecurrea to m is : n : would result in damage to the c of goox Rael Gets te Se comes of eS a ©6| Cam honest man, conscientiously doing his duty: —— ma = —— — reteesitias ais _——— rs ‘ . now I krow Jou are a snob. sir Good renin P : : : : EL OT (Mat a great 4 ~=i@hke 3 . aa UJ . a o2,. Sir. x00 evening. gneet with .our enceuragement. | ED TO THE MAST. Lineoin'’s birthday “on De a 70 cone 2m cir!” and turned his back on him .anpet with “back to the slums” and “tho. om the New York World the 226 words which Se ee ee Here is a good one told many vears , me : , ; : ~ cs Wo} pro" ad sufficier: for Lin- age = . ae (Ushi Tmiany » tals ago D> r. d ghalt mot” from the rece that has im in pronouncing one of the cla Sytvester SHIP SUBSIDY. i own ideals . . ' “ _ , ~ . peters — x we : , ee c SSics Of oOra- ea oe ae een eS Bac ‘ ; sills | posed upoh the negroes its —— > : ' , yo ‘ * ; | ‘ — ou } Mr - ; = oo = ne would have him put o t the ; it well into the future, and. ostrich- =~ ST ee : Sin the cellectio ae meat station. The smoker said he couldn’ lasses and kick the whoie thing refuse to see or believe the symp- ; are” : . : ee -ra: . anything of the a. tt Go | it al the money we have pent? Ee advance, th tient strivi to = > ' | , acdmirabir serves the —_ + the sort—it was a smoking com- | . ‘ . oath , the patie mg to. , - he / ~ rng» where. Surely we can well afford from oune hat eo: : 2 an- Sa EH a ee Your ticket, please. - “= — ; ¢ , next ve; Tt its Sure enough. when produced it : _ | fer the Government t= not a suctlm eur larger means to act a larger part conf: themselres ; amy, Seen Sm ; The pessenge — Ors i ~ | — Ses in Dig ones. We wou) " . ’ in it seems ee ae bene ed ~ - ~~e Sest to these gentiemen that ther Berner simon “ee - 5 Gael eve ma * : \rusades, Which became a tremendous cn. COMRADES. minded : ieee tremen en- brea d- peopic tha , thusiasm because ther " . GAINST the sky : those propositions did not think : , : , . eer ‘ten ieicnin * Prepesed to go. all the | —— tee sky the tall trees stand. poor horses that made St. Louis ~~ : ——" 2 ieareiigats tine tence ee ee at doch lke a friendly gypey band a . ‘ ay VS RelrTe wer rire ‘ - ‘ Se * + hee thing I hare in ; é : 'S anrome te go with us ; _ afl (ney seem, and full of mirth. . . . As (ho they patronized the earth TH il : ~ Si Ww bat Ar? Bil? Ty hte " . —_ _— and Vic Murdock am »% — - : , | . ~ Gomg oc the ‘Wes: Indies trip with the 547 | Alike ance nes i Serey Leame, : er, : | Mmilaonaires* TWOTANEK= Ake we Scarken to the breese. bina oe: —" ee ee. et, a -. eT - : - The reorted to the world fhe % ORE tet LER ey Atta ad : 7 . = f, 5 Y vl é — ¥ ‘ ery = bg « ale $ %, D 8 f | So qyollat Sa eaan re ange oe - ee Se

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P cHURspar, | | het 15, 1928, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 *? ; i whe mit . gk W eae of Kansas City Miss Kitty | Community Fund Budget Report, |W ea pia srt, F. 75 GUEST AT N ord of her death was ve , lOTOPLAY THEATERS a et See la Bh ARDED IN. LU CHEON. MISS MARGARET WEDD Sullivan of New York and Misses | A committee on the Community | her father, Leemee sath tare a oy PH ¥ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Pamorty te Hadley, Dolores Blomberg | ¢ ‘@ hres Bai eS hes S , , a SMaveinet Dinas. und will report by ‘Saturday what : — ; be: WRITING CONTEST Miss Ryder attended St. Elizabeth's | the total amount of money to be B «e pees ae BE | Academy, while Dr. Howell attended raised in a campaign will be. The eauty Unsurpaseed Santa Clara and Leland Stanford | |Community Fund is a common purse iv niversities. He will be graduated | ft Kgs / r BE 3 | ’ : jane | - GREATEST STARS a » at Artists’ Guild. | #p . ae | Rev. Dr. Lewis Mrs. Oliver Louis Leiber of 2000 ears in use, White : 4 e = as ewis M. Hale |Nebraska avenue announced the en- Mrs. Hilda Landes Briggs Dies i Flesb-Rachel. ee —— ————- - - ———= > Se a gagement of her daughter, Miss Ma- | . Berlin. e Send 10¢ for Trial Size SE ES EA ); HREE original one-act plays, | - oe aa Iss MARGAR ET WEBB, 'rie Louise Leiber, to Claude J. Hur-/ ”Y the Associated Press. rE : ee ee * ¥ Se Uo seusuter of Mr. and Mrs. James | ster, son of John Hurster of Louis- | CHICAGO, Feb. 15.—Mrs. Hilda | RD.T. BOPEINS @ SON, New York. Appear Every Afternoon new course in playwriting at) and Evening | BM Bi > PR Gs Webb of the Oxford Apartments | jana avenue, at a bridge luncheon} Landes Brigs, formerly of Chicago, | C ; a hington University, were pre- | a : e Sige ys SS i at Waterman avenue and Union which she gave yesterday. The! and dramatic critic and writer for | : Our “ated jast night at the Artists’ eee gk RR boulevard, was married last: evening | wedding will take place in June. | both American and German papers | Ori e ntal Cr Calin en ee 2P. M.to 1! uild, and will be repeated Monday | SO Se aS oe to Thomas A. Knobeloch, son of Mr. | Miss Leiber is a former student at/ died in Berlin Monday of influenza. | 2€ , Deore Op (IPM ning. Prizes, offered by Mrs. | , is ) ne te and Mrs. Adolph Knobeloch, 5540) Washington University and Mr. Hur- | ime wna wretvers on R. Wilson, were awarded as | ha gos sc | Delmar boulevard. | ster attended St. Louis University. | : with Orne Enormous siows: “The Woods-Colt,” by W. Fate, i cen a Mrs. Jack Lupton sang the pre-| rer | . : Photo Drama Success — Femmet Glore, $50: “Absalom,” by : is Me SAS wedding music, and the ceremony |Sunday Afternoon Lenten Services. | = “NOTORIETY ’ o> vheek ® + 3 tesla B. Chamberlain, $25, and ! "A | was performed at 8:30 o’clock by the} Downtown Sunday afternoon Len- | ° S And for the First Time in om 6 Dia,” by Marguerite String- | oe Si | Rev. Dr. Lewis M. Hale of the Del- [ten services will be begun at Christ osiery ar alins > Fae a ge go Pagec oe = et “Yellow Pyle, $15. GRE ‘mar Baptist Church. ‘Church Cathedral next Sunday when | : CYRENA VAN GORDON , SE a hi — r .¥ serv -30 | Principal Prima Donna Contraito The direction of each play was rat ag is le | Mrs, Charles Thomas Rayhill wits | there will be @ vesper serv ice at 4:30 | “ } . , charge of its author. Members Baas Soe BS |matron of honor and James Webb; 0 clock, opening and closing with 10 | ad E AD Caparaiteies Eotertalnment : the class took all the roles, and : | Sis Hie |Jr., brother of the bride, was best Fe gags of organ and harp music. ———n or ri a % : No Advance in Prices : ae nery was designed and con- a ao ae ‘ man. |The speaker will be the Rey. George , | . “the sce one ee mC ) : Coming Sunday—‘The Christian. ot 4 in the English 6 workshop. : SS ge eee Pe | The bride wore a white satin gown, | E. Norton, rector of St. Michael and | P | ‘ > ke "The Woods-Colt"” is a merciless : Po eee =jmade on long, clinging, draped |All Angels’ Episcopal Church. Fol- | We Cut the Price— :. of avarice and hardness of | y ieee eee §@€6lines, with no trimming except a/|lowing the vesper service there will | N . per Dyeart among the peasantry of FREE EES ey | cluster of orange blossoms at the|be union service at 5:15 for young ever the Quality!!! suthern Hiinois. ‘“‘Absalom,’’ with | , eS lowered waist line in front. The | people of all the Episcopal churches . » Ozarks as its locale, relates a | a. ene : \skirt was caught in a Callot drape, |Of the city. The Rev. John 8, Bunt- ‘rous contest of will between | : i. 2 : land a.silver-lined panel at the right | ‘ing of the Church of the Ascension Our $2.50 Our $1.00 | a RAQ aie | Pane ae father and son who love each | a : ) | side-back fell to the floor. The wi speak on missionary work in Women’s All-Silks Women’s Sport Hose ton © Baveieee be | qday and Tomorrow Suber. “Otro Dia” has a story of | ' bodice was long waisted and sleeve-|China. c NN. | : | g and 9 “TRIF | WOMEN’’ ‘MACK SEXNNETT's ° “BY HECK” The play winning first prize was | with .silver cloth and flesh colored |@ menu of Chinese dishes. —_— . "RIFLING W [EN Vio etme — | lin Duet : ae vi ’ : As Hes, “| DAVE SILVERMAN S ORCHESTRA larly well acted, with a cast, | chiffon. Clusters of orange blos- | Women’ : Ww ’ . ‘ii With Ramon Novarro, Lewis Stone ie | Head of Music Firm Dics en’s $1.50 omen’s Extra-Size | isting of Lola Fuchs, Gilbert) S ] soms ornamented the end, and over | _eaa we SEES DIOR, : . ° | and Barbara Lemarr att, Florence Walters, Marguerite ocia tems the whole fell the cloudy tulle bridal! NEW York, Feb. 15.—Carl Fish- Pure Silks Silk-and-Wool Hose bie, Arthur Krause and Adolph aud . *; ie haha Black and some colors: lisle B | ARTHUR GEARY—MULLER-RODA ONO Ol ee el ll ern ern | veil, confined to her hair with three, er. for 060 pscsel.. In the cast of “Absalom” | isin the temperature in St. Louis bands of orange buds. Her flowers} Publishing and instrument house | broken sizes quality | | : ‘. ‘* Teifli Ww - were Delmar Gray, Florence Wal- | hovering just above the zero mark, were stately Easter lilies tled with / that, bears his name, died last night | | . AK — ; Carl Otto, Adele Eames, w. | #dditional St. Louisans are making, broad bands of silver | after a year's illness. He was 73 GENE RODENICHEY ORC pei, seh Comedy—Billy Kitts’ Orchestra Te ’ 4 —_? * | , : . Ps : ; , . é , , _— ; , ; "Semet Glore, J. Gilbert Heinberg, | Plans for an almost immediate de- Mr. and Mrs. Knobeloch have de-| Years old and a native of Saxon. = In OUR BARGAIN ANNEX “Wal , Tyictor Wilder, Louise Jamieson | parture for warmer climates. ‘parted for Florida, for a month’s £3 \ , . es ae a | . . aS Today Dr. and Mrs. Harvey G y : ‘| ’ Women’ $ Hosier M ; Sock "Carol Kemerer, Douglas Crockwell M .| honeymoon trip. powoew | EF RNER Swwwwer, y en $s & 3 EXTRA-SIZE Lisle Hose, in Fine eetton, in black and ! black and ; , brown; sizes 101% 19 | | SCREEN 'S GREATEST LOVERS REUNITED "end Jack Barron. Those plaving in Mudd of 47 Vandeventer place will Mrs. Knobeloch attended Mary In- IN A ROMANCE OF THE DESERT EOtro Dia” were Julian Shields, depart for Bon Air, Fla., for a ‘stitute and the Art School of Wash- é Adolph Pessel and John Becker. , three weeks’ stay. They had planned ington Uvyiversity. Mr. Knobeloch | Good Points in the Plays. a trip to Bermuda, but the searcity is a graduate of the University of | _in awafding the prizes, Prof. R. of accommodations at that resort! Illinois and a member of Sunset Hill t. Jones of the English department a them to change their |Country Club and the Missouri Ath- idents 2 heir ; °°" "**- letic Association. Attractive new Sprin tr aes ona | _Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiggins of emaniinn (sample) acini : - $19. 75 ie «production of three plays so | i Portland .place are planning to | Miss Emily Isaacs, daughter of _New - Spring (sample) NORMA TALMADGE. an EUGENE O’BRIEN ble by students who, unti jy | Heave St. Louis this week for Bon| Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Isaaes of ne ‘Pracaa 3614 OLIVE ST. aamak ie Bepternber. had had no experi- | “!T- 5226 Washington boulevard, has ro- slates KARGES HOSIERY CO., 621 Locust Street ‘THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET’ Tence in the craft. | —- turned fron. au extended visit to x. . | Starts Bened da homert Wished alas tan Gee a “tty praised, “Absalom” for its | Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lawrence | friends in Inidan apolis, Ind. — SAT : Enough to Scorn Conventionality. dramatic contrast between the mirth Parker of 89 Washington terrace a | , ——a ! . , Pof a country dance at the back of | will leave St. Louis Feb. bee for Till-| Miss Mary FE lizabeth Linn, whose : t — Pihe stage and a tragedy which | ™4”, Fila., for the fishing and boat- | marriage to William Neuman Murch , | A —nemnp ences aimcny-t- cae ete hei itself out at the front. “The | '™8 season. They will remain away | wij] take place in April, will be the | Woods-Colt,” he said, was notable for three weeks. honor guest at a bridge luncheon to . Lae : , ‘OUMANSKY. eels t Grand If dectes of for its natural dialogue, its veracity | ‘Tt * gre be given Saturday at the Gatesworth ; — and nis Capitol AccomeART %) 30. Mr . Cohen, Con. Saf character drawing. and its realis- |: “1/88 Mimi Floyd-Jones, who has | pote) by Miss Bessie Frances Straat. | \ ' BARRIB Bubbie Dance M(rs : x ; the Hours” ' he . oe . . a ” ; st of her sister . : 77 “py tie setting. ‘Otro Dia was praised | been the guest of he ter, Mrs. George Firmin Merry Jr., sis- | WURLITZER tor lte artistic anpointments and is é 1. a | 3 pmoments of emotional appeal. .el'd avenue.’has gone to St. Joseph. | prigge party for her March 3, and, l eno Caines = ‘ “The three plays were selected for | MO. to visit an aunt. Miss Floyd-| several others planned. | Factory” SRE SARS . . , Agnes Ayres (Formerly Lucille Shop) Offers Friday and Saturday Special brown and {1 Regular-size Lisle Hose i Fine-ribbed black cotton | i! black and brown, Tose; seconds of 15 i | sizes 9 and 9% a y AE lll tl i Pa i i Mi, i i i i i i i i i i — J. Edgar Moser, of 326 North Eu-|tey of the bride-elect, will give a’ f J Ro ae ‘yvones wi retur St s0ouis S001 wiormance from 13 manuecripts | 2°"¢S Will return to St. Louis soon Miss Linn is the daughter of Mrs, ‘Shen bedel 1 “submitted by members of the class. | = be mee Meters guest etd some | Olive S. Linn of 6016 Maple avenue. GO q . ROS S . Sys Roberts M I R R O R Of. e*As It Was in the Beginning,”’ Fi te ne n> Ma orcas to her home| wr Murch is the son of Mr. and| , SR cenit > Piorence Walters. received honor- | mn New fork. ' |Mrs. Frederick Murch of 5036 Ver- | === @ SS ) = SOS OAC ING HEARTS 7 I C O P I N I O | ‘ Able mention. The judees were | ee . ;non avenue, He was graduated from | SAV SAN ; A Pa ' Mee rot. Jones, Mrs. R. A. Kissack and; Mrs. Albert T. Perkins was hos-|the Missouri School of Mines, at ARNE semenne Pirtare = L. Stokes. tess at a bridge party Monday aft-| Rolla, and the University of Mis- =e - ECONOMIC CONFERENCE. } z ,ernoon at her home, 4906 Argyle | gouri, and is a member of the Kap- wr place, in honor of Mrs. Halsey E.!). Alpha fraternity. _— iy STANDING ROOM ONLY AT ALL PERFORM. icago Tribune. $ i i ao ‘ef ¥ > al J 7 " nk American opinion would welcome fF Net AL OF MRS. JULIA i LEE tigen a ie ei” dade — oes es 8 ae | wo ' e eS | aaa | ree ~ nt f efferso > ‘AS. “© ar. Ww a ‘ T- E ee ement to pe ot | ts 10 BE HELO AT NORMANDY | "Col. and ‘Mra Pe kine’ daughter. tes Mary E. Ryder of ¢360 \ omer > 4 Special Clearance. Sale SHUBERT JE JEF FERS SON | REASON! es np Geadiock into which European stat Miss Katherine Lemoine Perkins, |jyneheon Tuesday at the Gatesworth as worked itself. We do not seet t first snecial maid of honor at the ' Nig tiy 8:15 3 ; cee Spe oe ee ees | Hotel, at which announcement was ' ad a Sat. 3:15 on to meet for an economic confe nce. St. Loutsan 7 Suffered | Veiled Pro + Reo > - y “ . . ° . . : | ot | » 7%, phet Ball in October, has/ age of the engagement of her Think of it! A genuine Tho Washing - e e ue at bat 4 =e £ T oo eset friendly, etmoonaaE p Parti Stroke Five Xears Ago— | combined study with the social | qaughter, Miss Marie Patricia Ryder, ff ; ; “THE TOWN pcan be deemed inept or futile, SR” Daughter of Maj. Henry Turner. {functions of the winter, and for the |204 py. Albion J. Howell of Oakland. aif’ Machine at less than the price of the @ present crisis. We have an undeii= The fu Ser we as bee akir ; ign one funeral of Mrs. Julia Turne:/ last few months has been taking @/ 4) A heart in the center of the : : at in the pacification and restore Mer ise, wife of William H. Lee, chatr-| Course in landscape architecture at|tanie, on which was piaced a bow! | | cheapest standard machine made. Every - France and Belgium. i : * ; it , ~j ; : : | RE . hank Of the board of directors of the | S82” * Garden. of spring flowers—jonquils, violets, | = | | Thor offered at this sale is good for a life- (| The, smart, Scintil Scintillating Success. Bees cate GOD” aagsaher soon tyigpman wasted ee : , . Scat 'roses and pussy willows-——formed the nil, . ' ! ’ New York and C ss ; saly, which approves, and =e oents-Laciede National Bank,/ Mrs. Walker Whiteside and her} enior decoration, and olu-(ashioned —= time of service. Most of them have been - || NEXT SONDAT ae sete STORM of | | $1.50 BHOW 3¢ ' ° INDAY SEATS NOW RMS WITH Whee i — | pproves but does not resist ther 3 will be held at 10 a. m, tomorrow daughter Viss Rosa mond W hite- i : , ners. go Pn ie agian ; nosegays were used as favors. The . Original Cast Direct from are our Geto s. All are our a - ith services at St. Ann’s Catholic} side, are registered at the Jefferson ruests included Mrs. John O'Neill of ie . used for display or demonstrator purposes | Roralie Now York and Chicago mic and financial interests are ee Shurch in Normandy, Mo., and bur- | |Hotel during Mr. Whiteside’s en-| x, inhibin: Sen Jdn Vehetts | | ¥) Row aes cn 7 ‘ai 3 ! . . : ‘ WART nd however firm our determination pic: i in Calvary Cemetery. 'gagement at the Shubert-Jefferson | . v4 | S95 and are in perfect running order. Some George Kellys Samed ” Come ical intervention or commitment, be ee. Lee died at her home in Nor-|theater this week. Mrs. Whiteside | va oa ) : a — ~= — d b h 1 Th | r of Amateur vey Fay justified in making carrot advat se muangy yesterday. She suffered ajes Miss Yore, was well known in St ial gl ibd > | SS Sae4 =e ee y the ‘— ” 93 | Sead H Torch-Bearers ancial and economic mediation, We paralytic stroke five years ago and | Lot uis, and Miss Whiteside is of the, % ae ye ome ore, To Pe i nk considerations of diplomatic s ‘octhchd regained her strength. Shejfourth generation of her-family to}|~ . antee and will give as satisfactory serv- es it Be Reeskelon ne shou ost. C aT “CIN D E . ht to deter a frank and direct attemy pyas 77 years old. She was the have been educated at the Visitation | ; me és No. 25. Galv. steel body, sta- ice as any Thor made. ' Mary Boland Alison Skipworth RE L L A | of our Government to get the bellig 4 hter of Maj. Henry Turner and | Convent. ee ee ‘ag tionary wringer. Demonstra- Helen Lowel] Arthur Shaw Theater Beautiful—Cherokee @ tows! ther under friendly auspices for’ born jn the old Turner mansion| Mrs. James Monroe Tyler and her | Nee . tors. Were $115. POP. MATINEB WED.~—50c- Today and Fri. Guy Bates Post t ' i » » 69 50 + . . 91.50 MA ia ponsideration of economic sontne | howe at the southeast corne: | daughter, Miss Carolyn Tyler, will) , &\5** ee : Special at.... ° The bargains to be had will simply astound Nights, 50c to $2.50. Sat. Mat., 50c Omar os wet Maker. is acute. The state of Europe 18 Gem r hth and Olive streets. She! give a bridge party Friday night at} } ‘a ge ; . . : ; oneal’ — aga ie, Prggrem, . Me a only vigorous action can save’ . massed the greater part of her life in| their home, 4532 Westminster place, | ed Geet are you. Discounts Tun as high as 67%. 3 PEOPLE’S SENSIBLE PRICES ia “he feel in in Th oe New Torts | An invitation to an economic contem® . ants and traveled little. ‘in honor of Mrs. Whiteside and her | r on ; . ° half . at the : : re i br 3 The Tope Vr no harm to any wg gence ree 5 » The husband, two daughters, Mrs.| daughter. Prior to the affair Dr. ii___~= page | Think of it — less than price. You aes ‘the powers concerned. It will at sOmms, =Gward Carpenter of Philadeiphia. 'George Gaffney willentertain a party | Gam ¥, 7 ? . . lear the-air, and it may open the Way, md Mra. Taylor S. Carter of St. of friends at the University Club for | | : can’t afford to pass up this opportunity icable settlement. Be Lot and one son, Henry T. Lee.| Miss Whiteside. Today Misses Byrd ee | become a Thor owner at these ridi 1}. : ~ is ae = a » of St. Louis, purvive. land Barbara Yore gave a Juncheon Come to Hawatit | f to . ; cu QPPHLUM A cincurt'vAULLYK . Pee % Wi panty at the old anley estate in . ° “ F Se ae . eee epaige -y expedi nt. ” ) 10P WILLIAMS DIES AT 63 Clayton, where the Yores make their | Foreign as a leaf from Come early to get your choice. 2:15--—-TWICB. EVERY DAY 8:15 subsidy is ee " rar ee if un “3 home. . ; the Arabian Nights, yet HENRY EMMA U e rine, but, pois , , ; Pp ¢ arty | . . ‘ r . Exdont satiety ‘Is it likely to be pers P pg Episcopalian ™ oom? let ae ahiesex, waa ‘Whiteside aioe | a Territory of the United | | ina CARUS Will it work casily and smoothly Wittig sea ip ty Teasking. nd (a supper at the Hotel Chase. The States with all the Amer- | : | " Burns & Lynn—The Moeys NOW PLATING: 1? Or will’some coming Congres a 4 e Misses Nancy Bakewell. | s : lan- ) ¥ | | “ guests wer ican conveniences, ian — : , | shipowner with his thumb in the M@s the Associated Press, sue ‘olyn Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill | uage and iajinonn . , : | JACK NORTON | MURRAY KISSEN kick the whole thing over —and wits 6 Spl Mich.., Feb. 16. —The | Ryan, Me Nair Bakewell, Dr. Joseph | & ag - : FOUR’ AMERICAN ACES “BARBER OF BEVILEE” oney we have spent? No very sense episcopal Diocese of Michigan today | Costello, Mr. Wilson and Maj. Schae- ‘we deRieetion and : | : || FRANKLYN Harry & Ann {ONGR AND gc g into a business based on a bone 8 mourni er. Mr. Whiteside has accepted no . ‘l| & CHARLES SEYMO CH Ris WARD * | rning the death of the Rt.- ' 7 3 : MOUR y be withdrawn at any time. Rév. Charles D. W social engagements for the week be- iterature, asx your near- | No. 32. Galv.steel body, lurni- "bY | News Pictutes: Panus Boys: Fs | lo? We can't sell the ships—shall W a a oe D. Wiliams, 68, Bishop cause of a slight indisposition. est railway,steamship or | noid cyl., swinging wringer. : | : . bist bles. , Kis A | ? By no means! We have the ! ships e ee 1906. Dr. Williams’ death was Miss Whiteside will appear in St. | other travel agency; or Demonstrators. $124 eva, ¢ / | —————————— sss anieergt Ars - ; lat there still remain some not wo es ~ Bishop tag sega had become an / in the spring. | write to | gee ar | on any price, but the fleet has been Prewe, Me eee church figure through -—— | VAUDEVILLE a kept une, "his bere) ¢ : HAWAII TOURIST BUREAU | . apt hhagaenghe aaaue uae pur Writing Roomate vn aroma Miss Aimew Elrsc Meyer, daughter | — 1 ee aa ) On A Dik Le. mace ee Nights ef 6:60, 86e ald. ‘te Mrs. Robert Meyer of the , “\ “= ‘ wake P In the end the ships should be SO} Ggi *fves modern needs. of Mr. and | eee or . : | i STARS in STRIPE , .. > c 826 F Street, Honolulu, H if, 4 vernment is not a success in a pe" Se ee vans rf Ors b yentgowme . 3 = feoteicbes v. oe thle ay “Sraby mnoe S INA, CLATRE een demonstrated *to the satisfaction P Sulen about fo < aay ad heipai . ie Lero ow 6 QQ} IN\M ANTOINETTE & MONIC “"includine en. In the meantime it is or By the Associated Be} sae ey ae wedding to Dr. George A r DANYELS ROSE TRIO “4 the of tl run t “f fi eyer 4 ) Y . TTT Sta f of the fleet idic than to run ‘MRE MArORE Ma, Feb. 16.—|chisner will take place Monday eve DUSTIN FARNUM mA ‘he plain fact is that ‘the s “a “*4 f the Unity. ’ sé 4 ” SUNDA EX 7S TODAT nehor if they are not wanted, and WAS te has been received here of the| ning at the’ Church o } In THE BUSTER OA tip BELASCO Presence 3 Ané et 11:30, 5 and 10:30 } fanted it is better to charter those ™ in France of Julian Leroy The guests will call informally at “| e to Americans without any interest ® Waite, former president of the Alli-| o'clock. Those serving Wasa, eet ANCH OR | ) Pearl White in Hebert THE COLD DIGGERS: pe oa m—taking a share of net earnings ® 8 Francaise and brother of. Henry | Mildred Petring, Marie Stite sie, ANCHOR- DONALDSON | ? Cc ee An ea wet x : { , Luciltie lon and leaving to the future the dae" Bite, American diplomat. White! Mabley, Helen Campbell, | ° w shipe. i: "88 born in Baltimore in 1853, but| Papendick, Helen McFarland, Dor- athe ee fect oem, | y oe Nights, x. rma bart of ne Nie) othr | Wieetos, nF amore ane | RE: eee Aes ted) "Telenh : Olive 6890 — Central 4385 2 : 3 Be : : : altimore, Who | TYRRHENIA.... .} ar. ay 23 — [E LIFE-SAVING AIRPLANE. a cs He was made a member of | Wheeler Gaieher s M d M N. ¥. to Plymouth, nate Hamburg. | e e ones: ve n Boston T me on of Honor in recognition| is visiting her parents, Mr. an rs. | CARMANIA Mar. 24 Apr.21 May 19 | : n 2 ranscript. ' iia we : _ efforts in behalf of France| David E. Woods. Rae TYRRHENIA (new) Mar.10 Apr. 18 May 28 . ay the airplane connects itse an 7 ugh the ne Alliance Frencalse. Dr. Clipner has chosen his attend-| wn y, te Cobh (Queenstown) & Uverpod, == AMUSEMENTS = 6th ond Olive10 « m. to Li » ‘with life and ordinary human e*4 wth - ants. Ray E. White is to be pent | € , gg jr. ' 24 oo 21 f =A 19 = Odcon~TONIGHT . ig: al FRANK MAYO VIA salsa bor Woodsman is desperately: 1 [Steamship Movements. | men, and Harold Stiers, Elmer Ker-) SOP : DANCE at the CASTLE) | Pershing Theater = Island, a lonely isle in the norte bth 3 choff, Roy Neher, Dr. Alfred Mar- Peston, te Coen | (Quesmetows) a maatetene: * aT g = Py REIN ‘'s of Lake Michigan, whose shores ® f Mmmoclated Press. quard and Robert Meyer Jr, brother ANDANIA (new).*Mar.17 _..... ...... APTA \ OLIVE AT 29th ‘ Hamilton and Delmar Day s distant from the Michigan mainlae® Bs . Arrived. of the bride-elect. groomsmen. LACONTA (new) . Apr. } re TWO ORCHESTRAS Eleventh Annual Concert aes 50c, 75c, $ vd wren — nt bn is necessary to save the man’s # x , Feb. 9.—President Wil- Miss Dorothy Wiggins gave 2a Val- . Oh ps sO eb. 23 & . ‘ a . U . . th ih ’ . rous ice, word is carried to the TE” ‘a New York: Feb. 10, Giuseppe|entine bridge luncheon ce spaces f aayRiA , ei Aor. 26 May Tt, a a ge _ pacers) ®t wept Washington niversity TE $s condition. The local doctor 8* il, New York. honor of Mijss Meyer, an apurany | COLU pr. astle ebra ach him across the ice. Bvt the ¥# N York, Feb. 14, Orduna, Ham- | afternoon Miss Helen McFarland will more ars ay , ; Deck’s Dixie Jazz Band — saturds Theroter a | Gle Mandolin and’ | seo ee at 3:00—ti mpt goes to that center of aviah %; Mont Serraty Barcelona. give a similar affair oe se at the mith, Cherbears ’ ae Castle Celebrated ar con gape hea ehhiaees jo C] ubs : ST. ie 19 st ‘PHONY oceaere mens, hundreds of miles away, "a Made} Missouri Athletic Association *Apr. 21 . Free Instructin every Tuesday ane © tent in- || ~ aD tastantly an cirptane oot cae 1%, Mauretanis, New es BANIA....i..Mer. 24 Apr. 28 June 9 || giv am with Costle Orchestte Seer wastot New York. Thureday and Fridey Eve Evening a Oo U UN to the scene, picks up the dé ‘sl i Balled. Mrs. Henry W. Leyhe of 405 West- , Ke a Feb. 15-16 lands him in a@ trice on Beaver | Feb. 14.—Preeident Ar-| gate avenue departed last week for PT Thursday Evening bane Night Tyexet ri a what ‘=. proet.or sna ond French Lick Springs, Ind» to tick | See your local Cuaerd The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening we ea mM Tt what a proof of , h Lic 6 6 | , | capac Ser eet York, Feb. 14—Hannover,|;about 10 days at the Frene i Gena sewspaper giving inated Press news service. | 1 t or °s. eee orntety conan the # * Springs Hotel. 1185 Olive St. s

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: . sae . ~ eee 3 - , % - ~~ : Pe he & 2s A dssar. 3D . Viste Vehice® PEBRUARY re c url ) ‘Lhe City Circulation of the Daily rUoI-VIOrAl Cn alone Approninatleis ALYUGIDS Levee ve i peaii¥ Ct jwt-Jciivciat alia Lie ame —_ it he Wit ri & zi sceiammencupmmecs ——— = ——— 2 Se . a Pe SANE a aq : . : | ik YR —_ XP o H iNTY INDICTED ra | — ~ oe BOA) AMERICAN ae : | This 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rug and 3 small Rugs to match for $15.95 7 FOR C : ee | a - —~— 7 ~ © a FD at A tk es Ode ae oo >a ae ae ee 4 od ~ vunoet es * a ~ * Four Rugs at less than the nationally advertised price of the 9x12 Rug alone ae Madison County Grand Jury can | ee : ee. Returns Charges Against ,; ‘ | 4 || Peace Treaty Signed at President, Chairman and | tht | | | sbi daca we 4 1814, Leaving Each sia C hi Ahi TT a ig i hh ee Where It W ormer Cashier. Pe HN | |] efile ae g 3 Three joint indictments against the president, the chairman of the 'Board of Directors and the former | cashier of the First State and Sav- ‘ings Bank of Wood River, IIL, charging them with accepting deposits when they knew the bank ~ oe . E } ,’ * . . . g : * ” az > ; . . ves Fe. : . ’ . * . > - . > . ‘ : ‘ ~ ‘ ¥ a . - . @ ra es . was in a failing condition, were re- turned vesterday by the Madison | County grand jury at Edwardsville. — An additional indictment was brought against I. C. Hatridge, now . : of the Yorkleigh Apartments, 4954 “at Qt... + * - 4 . bey mR et genres ntti cb iene accel 8 es ew teased ana bya ci ashe barat West Pine boulevard, alleging that while he was cashier of the institu- tion he secreted assets totaling i : 7 . - sy * ; a P . ~« - _ oa’ “F d 74 ’ d , - Py Bee “ - e ~~ _ : : - 7 Z / ’ sab: \ ° A . / " i J : - _ 4 y ’ - ' ‘4 so? "ae J ‘ P —_— - Z ~*~ . ‘ . . . , a iS . J 4 j " ‘ , . d . ’ . . ~~ a “ha y t/ , j f ' . ; . : red . ’ © wf : c na 7 wn , v ‘yr . Zz 7 ’ 4 +» | ; a 4 ~ w Be . , « my al righ - "% we ? /E he's 7’ is ‘ vod hy Rel 3 | al ™ > , Vn y 7 c~ ay Mr AA," ang ® of . ; 4 ; ; | ‘ pam Wy > . . > ‘ ; ‘ os) . . s > ve “, @ » ; ve , a . > se 4 ; . " : : ; ‘ . e . . , - \ - : ~ yr Ks r ’ , . ‘ ; ~- ; ’ . | x - SS 7 Z ~ a ts ; Sa o> ‘ - Sos. ; ' ; . j / fii ; os ’ ‘ - +o - 4 : °° ‘ : ~ eu 1 " F A an a : ae Pe / ‘ a / ’ ig fi ali 4 / y $8500 On Jan. 13 Hilatridge was in- > fe , ¥ 4 7 7 7 4 rz ‘7 as —h- : oe , * ik . na, ™,, ‘at . se! ¢ ‘ ’ ‘ tell Fe F ‘ j fi ' } +4 > ne 7 ~ IN ; . *» x A ‘ > ] VA > as f - “ . , . \ ’ “» N ae . 3% ~ . * ire ‘ 4 4 , r fy ‘ ' J aicte iO} a eg e em be zziemen U ee Fetetete efes sist sie eS tA —-. if de Das , : tanto Dy ds Aflii¢e «44 e4 that had Ped hd Add, ; ae . | $10 000. ’ ; ~ ~" . vt ‘ ; my! ‘ » * 7 , hd fy posi of Ly rf j fe 4 brazed } fevi 4 ma 7% $ . ' ‘ ‘,", é J ‘ ‘ ‘ 2 A - . ' ,.° “ey .A c ¥ 4 ‘ ha eS, - ft, ; , ify f j 4 . eae, ‘ ‘Te ; > ~ J fi : . Those Indicted. tvak SS Shep ae pen | oe tttes Prt bi ALY | LLL ' THE - = ; ** «> , . , , , ; ‘ er ' n ae ; , 7 j ry ‘ : ‘ 2 . } , 5 Saat be : ~ | — bce, hi : — ’ The indictments returned vester- ° : hs LAS" , r. af They” soy pas tepals) Pratid; = ed 3 r : . oo | 2+ .. : ae ‘ ; - J = 44, ; gpa thi : ae ‘ASIF tf ‘ag ’ hit W/L Ad 4 Ages ’ =e day against H. H. Clark, president: 2% | 5 : So So 7 tay Jf Ln i S. A. Beach. vice president and 3 |gRitstemtess ste | $e ISN See, Me” Be See, Fe Hf: %. A lt gi og i g enuine Be . RB HENDRI 7 : chairman of the board of directors, ".” \ossasesee” = ss : PS AE - WR the My on mz “ eal” Con- 2 y It keeps one million hens busy to supply the daily egg needs Of FR ee triage. make the accusation BREE ee SNe Cr i aa — eas Po a Author of ‘The & Piggly Wiggly customers. that they accepted deposits in two wg |Eebse schhatiss a3 3 S Ty Be - . . te, y : £ hy 5 2. ag first quality ilies 5 (Copyrigh ~ instances on ae he and in one in- ep sts sere 2 wo @ % + x ; . | a oe =f beautiful patterns HE treaty of peace betw stance an Oct. 23 last, and that they _ “ag ot “. 3 es : t: ap a + ~ a e ‘a » RSs. - 2 — it. — of 50 vessels, carrying an arm made and the testimony of 12 nesses was used Although the ae : tinguished Major-General Si SHRIM pga aaaathamaapaa 1 5 ma charge was technically “secreting as- = Gulf of Mexico, and came to 2 sets."" it amounts ft mnbezzlement sg Se : : 5 - . : : o § FOR SALADS S68 : SS Re 82 et aa ae we ae ee ee ee a a ee Cc if pt a Riese , — : V Have Music in the { the city of New Orleans. The capture of New Orle | The dates upon which it is a! a , i P leged the three officers “had cuilt: | it. is Here $a Wonderful Phono me Mississippi River. and the Mi . knowledge of the bank’s failing con- ; ata Money-Saving Price —% ‘ _ : 4 om » | 9 ‘dition’”’ fel] about the tin Rp ; rt mor i . ' Li | a OU have seen st mean Loul lana. The Ameri ) a 7 >" (" — é , oh - *to defend New Orleans and the started in Wood River that Hat- ii ” he . 3 h | ) it Be : ) phon o graphs ing ridge had resigned. Hié resignation 1H . i + | like this about town . Jackson of Tennessee. He h KRAFT’S PIMENTO LOAF, POUND | : | o SS Se Pe fee Te ar g lur ook e ct "%*%) F 0 P * . ; " ; KRAFT’S SWISS LOAF SS ee, om ieee & me | at $60.00 to $75.00, ) but they were mostly sharp , Oct. 21 a mild run on the bank be- == sl : 1 mn? but we are quite K ‘ k q hill who had KRAFT’S AMERICAN LOAF, POUND gan. It did nt reach alarmihg pro- ae Thies : o. : ie mie eS oS ee EE is Maniaaky Mi, nen 3 ' rtiones ? "Ov ) ‘han palle — =} : : ' : : . : eer: , % ; KRAFT’S CHEDDAR AND PIMENTO, in tins. . .14c ee: CUBE NOY. Sey. WOR en TS eb | , oe never seen one of- — it what they aimed a for aid were sent to surrounding | | rs Ser + fered elsewhere at been considered that the general Gee But It’s Good” 26c that it could nie Rea nol An p08 0 ¢ eer os ° ee * This is a handsome @ | son time to erect a strong line 7 | drawals. S | — pow , | nts if $3 cabinet instrument, t | | | Village on the Mississippi bet PURITAN NUT, “It’s Pure’ - 24 Batrides said on, the occasion ot] Ti . » a Sele finely Aipiened. hes | em EW how if Cue telegraph 2 | ; is® first indictment and : ithe or , a : imes that he did not take a ce . ' i | | ‘ Se RANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED hein: the tenk and’ hes Bodin fier, plays all rec- : : : ' fought, for it was two weeks ords and is_ fully i P| _ Pakenham made his attack uf BA — Full Weight, Pound Package other officers and depositors of seek- -e . | \ Ft é ; - SPAGHETTI rE ‘ ne vo make nim “the goa” Crk Tig 3-Piece Walnut Bedroom Set | 22.0 82 1 Ae pene my rcelenerrd if. C al E C a4 E be Sq ;and Beach have denied responsibil- e pBs doch 3 ome a | | | including Pakenham himself, iS =r ba , . / ity for the bank's failure wi ring tite an i, } _ : ; Circuit Judge. Gillham of Kq.- Terms—Only $6.00 a Month happiness in the | , were only eight killed and 13 mn — s | | BEECHNUT, small wardsville appointed E. J. Veetes home and give a i | _ to their ships, and soon afte a > BEECHNUT, medium ae : Alton as receiver for the First BEAUTIFUL three-piece period- lifetime of joyous zt | - sailed away home, and Louisi % : BEECHNUT, large State and Savings Bank Tuesdav style Bedroom Set. exactly like cut. service. a the Pe ii a - . (To , e the 9.50 , ) a 3 "arlew ‘ma ft choic nO : a . . . BA - - ~ dhe Seg end sa attempt @ished in rich American walnut. Con- wie agg — , | 4 LEA & will be made to collect some of the |SiSts of a handsome full-size bow-end only $1.00 a week. Ti 3 pomp es clip and preserve 3 : EF AUCE PERRIN’S 2 he bad paper and thaw the banb’s bed—large dresser—and a chifforete of = : 3 tne ena reese! ataal | J, “frozen assets.” Dates of reopening the newest design. A truly remarkable $ 19 5() | 4 = ry by h— a ’ “ 3 and settlement have been announs ? value at og . ’ several times, but the Stat [- . . , 9s " | Rumford s; 12-oz. can. . 20c Seg oT mpage Sarin aoa _ Semi-Vanity Dresser with triplicate mirror aa = All take tn ateniohta,, | ca” De had for $39.75 additional. Se ¥ 4 the time-it will take to straighten Pr ' Calumet; 16-oz. can.... 28c . out the tangle. eS - - ! aan al : . “aoe a ee ow, a QTAPIOCA, Minute Package, 12 7 l) ; 4 ‘ : - e . 7 3 x With Music Roll . | FANCY BLUE ROSE; ee NT __ £ RICE § wuoue HEAD ; Pound, 6c TO-NIGCHT ERR RS (A re | STEWING FIGS; extra choice; white...... .16c Tomorrow Alright | eee \ f CF ad ye Ea 2 hot 30 4 T leat a enesoe quality nap age me ~ alge? = : ys 5 “ ss a> 4 “ ae he , “ , hae , 7 d 7 *, “t | DAYS PRUNES; 30-40; fancy Santa Clara........ , days better. NP gee aa. mors ooh Sst. BF ar B FREE THIiAL Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) eS. , PRUNES; 50-60: fancy Santa Cl . , . Pa | res Ss . y ara exerts a - : j . , ‘ . , . . ae - —, _ i benefi 1 infl ‘ . 2 : ee ad P . i , ie Ee ’ " ‘ = i= | nteg ange [|piencien Gilaag Seid t es 7 . former F = regularly at much high- f | er e ost-Dispatch read- oe “yaipay 1s |/Liessic"“"“" “| (Goes) Twelfth & Olive Sts. [25] BARGAIN DAY ee eee ee eee ae * bbe zx 3. a As SO Na ae ET Ee

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2 eee ote Prem P gre we ‘ » LLL LLL LLL LE OLLIE LLL LO LLL IL LOE TG ts ttt = a yy Ag —— | : > . = . te 1% A ee . a “8 Sola ae a ea: ‘ ; i i a sae aan ieerleaeiiiniaiiins : a “ie ore ne" - ee Piet 3 hs * Me Fes “ Sf . $ : ae. . SR EGS a EES a Reet Re ee 2 ee se wes ' eee * - Bc Sa ay Post-Dispatch ae? — =. =u Jamvertisers Receive } | SPORTS, MARKETS, 3 Tin a § p soo PER CENT go CITY CIRCULATION / _ ? ot RUT | at ' eg - “ 7A MATT ATT m those in any Other St. Louis News WANTS eared RAAT ES . Sa —— it De aper. . —. - P P 4 * 9 ie = i 3 - st cetacean : . 7 ememen o De : : % : , if ; - — | 73 : a —_——_ PART THREE. . ' AR TH ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1923. ceived any requests from Egyrtian | stroyed two buildings of the Eagle plements. h for $15.95 7 : 3 | FOR ( HI DREN | William Leach Refu preven for permission to ransack 3 q . a | sed Permission | the tombs of British Kings and | 12 Rug alone > to Put His Question to House Queens at Westminster Abbe. or if, @ - (ert CF) ® y . (Aby WS fon om > a, ‘@ 2 ‘é : Ff ! y y _ ¢ bamgores to put the following question $125,000 Fire ; : v M E R ] ( 'A N H | S | O R VY ASKS WHETHER EGYPTIANS WANT | the House of Commons: . | By the Associated 5 alscaogric, mg | Saauagin ie eae a Be on 10 RIFLE BRITISH ROYAL TOMBS | “Whether the Prime Minister .has MORTON, Ill., Feb. 15.—Fire de-| The factory manufactures farm im- ‘ed of Commons. the British Museum authorities have cf | (Copyright, 1923.) | stipulate” that the relics, coffins and! G : 1 Peace Treaty Signed at Ghent, Gavin Dee. 24, _ LONDON, Feb. 15.—The Speaker) bodies shall be handed to them, and 1814, Leavi ing Each Country Officially Just | yesterday refused to permit William | what reply he prosposes to make.’ | Crosb 5 4:- : Where It Was Before War. : | | y : Crosby’s : , | Gray Shop Jutechizs Gray Shop Final Reductions o~ ' 3 a } ~via — ———— ree « jpoustey | | FRIDAY MORNING : Dead Dollars (ragged | Stout Apparel collection ‘of Women's new Spring W/ ‘dotts are they gone—all those | : VER MERALLIC 1ACR $3 9 | @ € kK Q R ID S dctiate that yon apees eve | Enti } } essly? To you they have be- a ntire BROWN FILET LACE 69 s | 3 come dead dollars but the chances are at Remaining Formerly $125.00 | For Street and Sport Wear . | The Treaty Was Signed at Ghent. i they are working for someone else a Stock of BLAC Tl. . E | } Hi Stock 3LACK AND IRIDES- Thegreatest rug | § By HENDRIK VAN LOON ets it Superb press sempre: $49 $ offeri in our = . Author of ‘‘The Story of Mankind.’’ ; Your dollars deposited in an Ameri- nt _— Formerly $98.50 | Fourteen Styles. S en hist : 3 oh gla can Trust Savings Account work for at Crosby Models | oy ucK R rete bli Dori, 4 tire £13 _ 2 ; : i if . ACK SATIN AND SIL- ; ory : 3 Te treatv of peace between the United States and d England YOU at compound interest until you uf is teas VER NET S39 . y ron Will F 5 Phe saa . don t miss it. was signed at Ghent in Belgium on Dec. 24, 1814. Ever since! || are ready to use them for somethin | August the American and English commissioners had been i worth wells. : , ie Evening and 3 eatin” wey anes ished at the Values. ® at work upon their task of preparing a paper which would be ac-| §/) ne Party Dresses BLACK CHANTILLY @ ceptable to both parties. The English had come to the meeting | | Our Savings Department is open — if p n a¢ ‘- + ells se | | riced for ormerly $150. "with the hope of getting a little bit of territory from us, just a! @ i every Monday until 6:30 P. M. to help : | 4s | tiny slice of the Northwest. But the failure of the English armies | ff i you to save. r ue Qtuick Clear- TAUPE SPANGLE NET $75 However, Spring Oxfords for women and i / me ee ee : “to penetrate into the states during the summer of 1814 had blasted : , if Formerly $145.00 misses take on an extremely new charaeter of | that hope. i Open a Savings Account toda if mes re | pattern and lines. ' America demanded a promise from England that she would in| | the American Trust Company and de- | Models for BLACK BEADS AND $9 7 They are made of calf and soft pat- jture refrain from impressing American seamen. This promise” termine to add to it regularly. ig About Former SHADOW LACE "s Farland refused to give, but as the European war was nearly over | ? if. Formerly $195.00 ent leathers, with: heavy perfora- ] had d at th ] f Elb A | Price of One! tions, and a heavy-appearing welt- pee ers aoe Si alleen ne 8 she was if NAVY, NET SOUTACHE, $39 sewed sole, but which in reality is to reduce her navy and would not. need so many sailors, | EMBROIDERED very light and flexible for walking at 254 off—now. .$ 6.00 : pany a question, Pysaieg . —— care ot Soctt. And | AMERICAN - | Formerly $69.50 They have the fashion of pumps and at 25% off—now. $ 9.00 > 80 treaty was signed, and it left each country officially just | | = if the service of brogues. Choice of mil- : 3 _ Where it had been at the beginning of the war. ah TRUST COMPANY itafey or low heals at 25" off—now. . $12.00 . | “A great deal of money had been spent, and a great many | | noah Reae enema a C b 3 ms Sh 9 : “On the Mezzanine.” at 25°° off—now. .$15.00 |. #& "nen had been killed or maimed for life, but the official honor of | |! Saint Loui fn ros U SS) ray op at 25° off—now. $18.75 _ each nation had been satisfied, and that was all that could have | | ain uls ft POA PS cenniitaan deen expected. | Capi | " c & * | apital Under Govt. |i at 25 off—now. . $22.50 ; @ Meanwhile, as the news of the peace had not yet reached the One Million Supervision |\if- 1019-21 Locust St. at 25°~ off—now. .$30.00 | ™ American continent, the British were attempting to carry out the| |! | :t | > fourth number on their program, the invaston of Louisiana. A fleet 1 Corner Seventh and Locust | Olive 8167 . . (Note the Street) J 4 of 50 vessels, carrying an army of 16,000 men under the very dis- } : | 3 a ‘tinguished Major-General Sir Edward Pakenham, sailed up the Ht 2 ea th H 4 Gulf of Mexico, and came to anchor in Lake Borgne, just east of | ) 2 peace Oe ce 6 pO TENC (L SIC in e ome | _ the ~~ of New Orleans. , | | SS -# Wonderful Pho | e capture of New Orleans would mean.the capture of the | MoneySaving Price 'q _ Mississippi River, and the Mississippi River wotld sooner or later : "mean Louisiana. The American commander, whose task it was : to defend New Orleans and the lower Mississippi, was Gen. Andrew - Jackson of Tennessee. He had at his command only 6000 men, 4 low if Tue telegraph had been invented, and the Atlantic 4 “cable laid; the battle of New Orleans would never have been #®@ fought, for it was two weeks after the signing of peace when Gen. | 2 pad made his attack upon the American defenses. The re-| : . ° ' | silt was most disastrous to the English. Over 2000 British soldiers, S in. BI a : P . h—K —— xton (> Wri ht En lish Coats : ind fing Pakenham himself, were killed, while the American losses | tein och F ash ton ar , nox The g g | “Were only eight killed and 13 wounded. The British marched back | ® but they were mostly sharpshooters from the Tennessee and “— _Ketack hills, men who had handled a rifle from babyhood, and : @ hit What they aimed at. : ; iw Pakenham advanced at once upon the city he might have @ takemit, but he waited for reinforcements, which gave Gen. Jack- ae «S0m me to erect a strong line of earthworks, at Chalmette, a little f 7m Visage on tle > Mississippi between New Orleans and Lake Borgne. oe Sar gpl ships, and soon after the news of peace came and they | Atany ee Mgr foro | > | | handy’ ai ¢ away home, and Louisiana was saved for the United States. | | . Pi (To Be Continued.) ail | j : Get the Ori: Jina oe who clip and preserve these articles will have a splendid collec- | . wy tion of historical facts. Valuable for reference or for supplementing | rrenC h the study of history by children. | | | <CéUiTiams ~ ww. About Cost to Make and Less ayer-Piano Outfit }; FREE {Sixth and Franklin {FREE |} KNIFE [Mail Orders Sent Pripaid] Scissors ih Mc Ral Cait, NEE "211 QUALITIES sm WOR KMANSHiP me FINEST MADE © : | We Give Eagle Stamps. Only Exclusive Downtown “® | Shoe Store That Gives and Redeems Eagle Stamps. | MEETRIAL, we | #200 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise for Full Books. | ; ; § $ 6 5 sna anomck ay J Fa ; | q choice of values of 25 more 4 7 your choice of values of —_ SS av Fe Advance Spring Styles your more _ RRS Art te In Ladies’ Footwear } P $ $ $8 n Ladies $92 your choice of values of $35 ake 57 your choice of values of 3 he more Ladies’ beautiful new Spring styles are arriving daily. Smart new mod- els and designs, in Colonial and strap effects that os: will $ $ . 3Q5 aad yg: | ‘27 your choice of values of 45 = more 67 your choice of values of more Gray Suede Colonials and Straps, Black Satin and White Kid Straps, ‘6.00 / | ‘37 ae choice of values of 585 nea 77 your choice of values of 7 lO“ more Patent Leather, Black Kid and Satin Colonials and Straps, 5.00 Louis or Cuban Covered or ‘10 a Month Pays for It 4 : erase ie Sh "4 : = ing Girls’ PB. irls’ ool Shoes is your opportunity to sccere = i “Growing Girls’ Oxfords P Girls an a nee ale a9 well-made, stylish shoe; mew ‘ nest in arance, low-heel lasts; neat ? wrolh~mate. - fe - rst- — il : design, perforated § material bulit for r | —— ( form tothe fm: shield tips; come in ine yal 1 “shape of the | : OoTner nut brown, calf or foot Come mahog- any calf, lew rubber tenea moet” tod | Sl nw, 3 59 LA | | s On Locust ‘Sescet at Sixth low rubber heels. oa te 7 Bit $3.00 D 2% 1094.00 | anes. $2.25

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mi ba trod The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals th that of the | pe Globe-Demeocsat, and the Times Combined: of its campaign goals “a woman on) ‘schools and without question chey ESIGNS every school board,” according to an) consider education the most impor- DR. A, ROSS H HILL R | ADVERTISEMENT. announcement by headquarters. |tant function of government. How- POSITION wilh WITH RED onOSS AciDs IN STOMACH “The April school elections offer ever, & count of women members cf} the first opportunity to make prog-| school boards reveals a Surprising | former President a all pt C. Had Been In Charge of as eer gener pea Foes CAUSE INDIGESTION UGLY, CHING SKIN ment said. ‘Women are always|should place a woman on every ham ——— Sourness and Pain; adil as Vice Chairman of the American | "I he nga Application nine-tenthe of the cases of stomach trou- counted upon t6 be ‘interested tn / board.” i e of forei oper- . ; Red Cross in charg gn Makes Skin Cool and bie. Indigestion, sourness, burning, =» ations. A statement issued by the | biseting, nausea, etc. are due to an ex- 'Réd@ Cross yesterday said that Dr. Oo m f of t a b ] e cess of hydrochioric acid tn the stome _ templated signing for and not, as some believe, to & act Hill had conitemy) ale resign lg > iit $ geveral months but postponed his’ If you are suffering from eczema te irrttated, digestion ts delayed and foue HOCOLAI ES retirement to undertake new relief or some other torturing, embarrassing sours, causing the disagreeable symptoms 2: ASSOR } ~4 work in Greece for the refugees from | skin trouble, you may quickly be ie | Big, luscious Chocolates — infinitely delicious — with " ‘a y FO, Feb. 15.—The Illinois of Women Voters. in the IIll- April elections, will have as one Operations. Special to the Post-Dispatch. Sone mages Feb. 15.—Dr. A. ss Hill, formerly president of the | sewcioa of Missouri, has resigned | Medical authorities state that nearly e Have a Rare Reason for Our Removal Sale soon as the remodeling is completed we will move to our new store at Olive Ninth. There are a number of lines in our present stock which will be dis- ‘inued and must be sold. In order to make the sale attractive we have included which every stemach suflerer knows 50 Asia Minor. On his return from / of it by nsing Mentho-Sulphar, de! weil. aramel, nougat and cream centers; a selection from he announced his | elar cars el. nougat an ; Greece Tuesday . es a noted skin specialist. adie 608 erade. Special, Ib. box Artificial digestants are not needed is resignation, the executive This sulphur preparation, because | "8h cases and may ¢o real harm. Try i i i i PPP LS PPS article of merchandise in our store except a few on which there is an estab- i resale price. 15% 20% Of | Off Diamonds A] Platinum Jewelry || Swiss Watches Clocks Soli Silver Silver Noreltics Hollowware Sheffield Hollowwere Plated Flatware American Watches Oriental Pearls Dutch Silver Stem Ware Silver Toilet Were Embicm Goods Leather Goods Trophy Cups 29% Of Gold Jeweiry if Plated Mesh Bage | Beads Genuine Stone Beads Art Goods Book Ends | China Candlesticks | Desk Sets Pyralin Ivory | Mahogany Trays Smokers’ Articles | 333% Off Manufactured Umbrellas | HALF OFF Seme Silver Tollet Sets and many ether thiegs committee accepted praising his services. . Reporting to the committee on cenditions in Greece, Dr. Hill told virtually the same story aS was con- tained tn an interview with him published in the Fost - Dispatch | yesterday. “All the clothiz furnished by the eAm erican Cross,” said Dr. Hill, steady stream of clothing that has’ been forwarded by Ame erican _ Resi Red | Crom charters ace Tanks't IT the needs of vallieiees have ‘been pretty well met. However, the ap- proach of spring. which begins about March I, is needed and it is the lighter kind that now should be sent.” Meohter thing ee \ . in a resolution | ef its s for refugees is ©&@n obtain a small jar from any good nd with the larving aside al! get from any Risurated Magnesia and germ-destroying ee ogee seldom fails to quickly subdue itch | ng, even of flery eczema. The first | application makes the skin cool and ‘comfortable. Rash and blotches are healed right up. Rowles Mentho-Sul. | phur is applied like any pleasant cold | cream and is perfectly harmless You eating i his awee! “ns vents ed —_ never iigu hi ; ° any " more fear of ind! a. ion. take a ful in a quarter giass of water right after the stomach, pre- the formation of excess ac id and there ie no sourness. gas Or pain. owder or table ie hartiess to a@igestive aics and insteac druggist a few ounces of teaspoun- a J ’ , thonsards cf} heir meais with re ~- NUT- FILLED BUTTERCUPS. © ished daint ies are achievements th finest nuts. These delightful satin-fi: of Herz master hee: —fil led wi cial, * 1b. Dox. ~~DEV IL’ S FOOD LAYER CAK __q tempting and wholesome Chocolate Cake, posed of three fluffy chocolate layers enriched wie purest chocolate butter fudge. Friday. . — ee ~\IARASCHINO COFFEE _a rich butter Coffee Cake dough commingled with’ Maraschino cherries—a superb breakfast treat .... We Ship Safely Anywhere TOULL KNOW IT f "BY ITS COLOR PLAY ON ANT WHOLE dance evening in whether you are biase or sure to ‘set your toes tap ewe Leeeiignt Your Spee all : in — Board w My Buddy—Fox-i Fiower of Senha —Fee-Teet Ben Bernie and “See Our Attractive 75c, $2.00, $3.50 and $5.00 TABLES Dr. Hill eaid that he had “worked himself out of a job.” the Red Cross had now reached a po! could be handiod wi supervision. When he took up , Red Cross work, he said, he did Oran SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON AVE. CIGAR SALE EXTRAORDINARY Ancther Snap for the Economical Smoker A Smali Lot of About 8000 HAVANA ARCH Cigars Reught from the manufacturer at a great price concession, will be offered during this sale at the ridiculously low price of 8 for 25c $1.55 for Fifty $3.00 Per Hundred SAM’L I. DAVIS SMOKERS THE OLD RELIABLE Extra Box of 50, Special .. 6c Each $2.98 EXTRA SPECIAL! FIRST CONSUL CIGARS 10c Straight Size—Biunt or Perfecto Shape 2 for 15¢ Box of 50, $3.73 «= Large Size EL VERSO Cigars Special Cut, Oc Each Box of 25. .$2.50 Box of 50. .$4.95 ADMIRATION CIGARS AT CUT PRICES 1@e¢ straicht for ti site cut te lfc: bex of Sea ibe efrateht «ire ent te Ite: bes of = 2s John Ruskin—Niles & Moser—La Resta : Tungsten—Red Dot—Agents—Cinco Hauptmann Handmade—San Felice—Denby.. LARGE SIZE IMPORTED MANILAS 4 for 15: bex of 58 Special Sale of Prince Albert Smoking Yeu ena —Fox-Trot Leve Sends a Little Gift wae! Trot The Bar Harbor Se Ge te your nearest new Vecalion The Aeolian Fine Watches Gentlemen's thin models and ladies’ wrist Watches in latest designs, $16.50 to $112.00, on the und Removal Sale Prices After $13.20 to $95.20 _ Diamond paved Watches up | to $1000. —— OPEN EVENINGS Diamond Rings Selected jewels in newest B pierced and chased mount- ings, dome, prong. basket or ecroll patterns, of creen or white gold or platinum, | $39 to $4008. Removal Sale Prices $25.50 te $3400. nt where th only r ii? Ace “ept ae ne 1018 Olive. S. E Car. ~ _ Brooches and Bar Pins All platinum effectively set | with diamonds: some with dia- monds and sapphires. Upward from $1258 Removal Sale Prices _ Upward From $108.80 ~-= tan Aine + > ha + *#Trsitancinzg & iat -- X only temporarily. After winding up his affairs her On New and Used—Latest Up-te-date Sty PHONOCRAPHS | $100 Victrola THE AEC RESIGNATION OF M'KENDREE = COLLEGE PRESIDENT ACCEPTED The Rev. Dr. G W. McCammon Says He Expects to Leave Leb- onan, Ill, Soon. The resignatio G. W. years president of i egce, at yetserdar by the Boar A committee, Mitchell of Moun pointed to make € of a Succ weeks the college. was appoi president. a a7 ~ 2. | > — = Oe fo _ & ‘ wi CN acti Se hmitz = pe SEE i Cc 1 idayb : ri a —— McCammon Lebanon, II1.., 250 Console:ria: woae 145 200 Console (fiat Moaei) These are the greatest bargains you will ever be offered. Some of ther Phenographs are new. some are siightiy damaged on cases, some are used. Al! are in good cond .ticn : “—— — nmred acui 12 Latest Selecticas of Music Includ- ed with Each Machine BH. A. Starck Biano Co. MANTFACTURERS, Starck Grand, Upright and ~ a Pianos 1018 Olive, S. E. Cor. 1th St idol WL.DOUGL: $5 $6 $7 &$8 SHOES we W.L.Dougias shoes are actuallyd year after year by more people than a other shoe in the world BECAUSE. W. L. Dougias has been ——— making surpassingly good shoes for forty-six years. This experience of nearly half a century in making shoes suitable for Men and Women in all walks of life should | mean something to you when you Hitt need shoes and are looking for the TT best shoe values for your money. ik \ ca ~*~ tis known discuss his resignatior the attendance has not keeping with the siz of the faculty. a conditi ° ° Ss to lack of co-operation Little Miss Brown Layer Cake of Methodist ministers, the college being a Methodist inmstitutior The Just a delicious, brown-all-through: — situation was discusseq by the board Chocolate and more Chocolate—and so good jj that it meeds no comment. 60c . Friday only Special All This Week Hazelnut Coffee Cake and 2-Pant $ lan sleeve. inverted pleat, and have is yoke and been nm and excellence on ascribed on the part J v ’ lining. The Overcoats » eS | &§ The Overceats include models in the wanted col The 2-Pants Suits The 2-Pant Suits are tweeds ard cassimeres. Friday’ s Candy Special Busy Bee Assorted Candies Our 60c line of finest Assorted Candies. Chocolates, Caramels and Bonbons on sale Friday, in one-pound boxes only. PLAN TO INVOXE INITIATIVE FOR VOTE ON CITY EXPANSION Gremer S&t..Leuis 4 onference De-*i:le ? . ‘ Pa led ri Be wTTTIirTiteft tit ries Le RE Busy Bee Tea Rooms 417 N. Seventh St. ? The cheerful atmosphere and dependable cervice make a Gistinct appeal to shoppers and those engaged in business who have time to enjoy their luncheons in comfort and rest. A Bex : ‘0 Candies like Busy Bee Candies— a ee — 16 of These Beautiful Player Outfits Go on Sale Priday Morning at the New Low _— r the improve: : ~ -* . - . er 7 ~- | +e . > +s _ ~ a ’ : > -_- -- * ~ sae means of the most modest purse. A wonderful play er piano that every mem- pect the House adjourned of the will te. See this fine outtit tomorrow—hear the beautiful. sweet. § amniee player! 't forget that the lamp, cabinet, bench and library of rolls are included in 9 T°™® NesttY Wived Our by Fire. low price of $485. Select one tomorrow or tomorrow evening—only a limited number of oO Amr for immediate delivery—16 of them, while they ge > McINDOE. Vt. Feb. 15.—Threx 5 quarters of this town. including tha Dusiness section. was wiped out br Sre last night. More than 59 person. player combination is.worth $750—a shopping tour Sans inspection vongoe prove this beld See this outfit first—you will not look further. Special low terms of payment were made hoarme!e«s the pas pet ow. Every Piano guaranteed by Wurlitzer—the world’s largest mu- The Wurlitzer Co. 1006 OLIVE STREET - ad ‘7. y) if if WL.DOUGLAS name and portrait is the best known shee Trade Mark in the werld. It stands for the highest standard of quality, style and workmanship. at the lowest possible cost. W.L.DOUGLAS shbes are put into all of our 116 stores at factory cost. We do not make one cent of profit until the © shoes are sold to you. It is worth }}j dollars fer you to know that when you buy shoes at our stores YOU PAY ONLY ONE PROFIT. i, a 4 the proposa! Cut te . . ‘ : . » ’ P i 2 ° _-s 2 ¢ ’ , . wen CANDY SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Butter scotchWafersd 9c ua worth of i » oJ POUND Assorted Chocolates > o¢) _—- 4 : ‘ . ‘ : 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ . ‘ ‘ ‘ 2 WAs STITITKER Our AAA AADDLAADAARADDREDDD OAS ES RE RR - “ — . - me Ae ek itipochiginntaiis - — ’ - ol , i . — 4 he ’ ‘ : ; " ¢ - ; 7 b » ; % +5) m ‘ . wae r ; 2 . t ; f " om ‘ & OPEN EVENINGS ies E ae Bi a a Sy NN i Bi Tatty REN Sw) ae cana AR aaa a pe: Sac gs SR RE aera

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> &m Pee eo = SO a ae nD She AY WN Ame] P” ete cae os ial dale Soa Sis Se MPP ae EAE SANS SPM gars 37 PL ges A. THURSDAY, © ed as ee FEBRUARY i 1929, . BS ewe bene Pe, : MERE ME ae > THURSDAY, a Fs EE ee en, ve Be * ‘ a %. a: . —e RUARY 15, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Ster‘and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,00v. ST. A pecial March Records KSD SME TLS 0" mes i ; oF ~ ne F : ¥ a | a pee ie ‘ es. £ ays se € Br y Ba : : 7 ae +: 3 “e s re ‘2 t A iy . > t g. BS) 4 = . 7 . . a x ’ : hy a 3 bata | A Sg! ae C . , ¥ te iS ee ae So. eS eS : ‘ - t + » = 4 ¢ = ‘ Pap ot eae yen til, is # > taco bad ae ; re. ae - * . “ “+ $ . * = - s * as $ ae & 7 : eS aS x > e@ - F sce . 4 : ; a 7 pu ¥, o ; 5 “a : * / P x : mn Le , ; ’ ; 36 ; e . +5 — a ts Pe a & oe é qi i ‘ a ' . oe 18 | | . , ik ty) d a ; 1 ‘ ; ' ; s . Pa } ee > f . a . 7 | 7 . =» + re a - | . : 5 e i § eh ny — i S ' Pine 4 . 154 pi Se . & 7 . ’ ' : ‘ | be | VE : ° 7 ~~ ~ i= . : : “~ i J . % ** 2 | Talk by Rodolph Valentino ‘and : : | ; e ae } | Musical Numbers Complete | 1 : : yk . cords 8 | | Varied Program. | | | ‘? & = , ghey a" ‘ym {-Vocahon | — | | F OCOLATES—~ My Buddy—Fox-Trot } (c) Baby Blue Eyes. se | ee a " . * : , i Flower of Araby—Fox-Trot -14494 10° 2—Songs. Ben Bernie and His Orchestra J : I iy Oe a ae, | wk ak Geta vs. Sheva! Gaythine-_overeihie: ahi | Clussam be sold NOW—WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS IN ea | the Moon : ~ TE | eee ne | oe Belong to Somebody Else | (b) O Boeca Dolorosa. .Sibella ST. LOU(S—think what this event means, “A FORCED The items listed below must go regardless of cost hia —Fox-T' t ( r ¢ SALE”’—price now down below wholesale market quota- ' bf as * : ° | c) One Fine Day (From Mad- SALE, pri WH DEIOW WHOlPEIC MATACL & . ° Love Sends a Little Gift of wo i Ed, | 14500 10° a ame Butterfly). Puccini tions—new merchandise unmercifully sacrificed to force figuratively almost at your own price. You will sure- ) ae > j Willi s * the issue—CAN YOU. THE FRUGAL, MONEY-SAVING : . a _ Trot The Bar Harbor Societ y Orchestra | haimumaatel Gy Yaris Btataten. PUBLIC OF aa LOUIS, AFFORD TO LET THIS OPPOR- | ly be surprised. These articles are Fccsereoma new - Ge to your nearest dealer and ask to hear th M6 l] $—oOrchestra. _ | TUNTEE GO Bre d ‘imply odd pi left over from ‘ve ‘ i .. a | goods—simpily o pieces te ry cali cor | World Is W W OO ; : nom Tesmven Bed Ricirde | ua Guaeies, gets cage « S0: BE HE RE H EN THE D RS suites, or in some cases samples only. You must surely ‘The Aeolian Company, New York, Makers ie ee es Kate OPEN AT 8:30 FRIDAY.MORNING | Sd take odvantage foliar ae’, “ae or an Les & MRI ER RT: A toe ae PE 6 OFFEE CAKE. h commingled with’ reakfast treat .... 30c y Anywhere 4 ee. ie ’ “= s cr ix aS ‘ a - a a P c *~ am > oe ~~ * ee—~ 7 4 ‘ ere +m oe - PEEL ESTEE “ANE Sea CUBE sae tS. eee q : . : ay : + «+ RR eget A, Be 2 ee AN RO ET IE a. Gp OPEN EVENINGS 1 ie. Se Ae ee te he ee oP wid : x es S Gub- | How the Government has sold NEW | ma ' Absolutely FREE |surplus war property for the sum of | —X.. ‘more than a billion and a quarter = - | “og it With Your or Over, dollars instead of having that much Purchase Either on Od | BC ee Ee ne gr #0 NN bad, a r > rs a ee end 7 oe 6 a : , ae , ~s . baa a : Bae ie ° " s , of he 2 again ots ve 2s ahr f Oye - oa = ‘ 7 35 it Purchase * : e | = — wae ‘Se The Gabardines l, em J. L. rink, chief of the sales pro- | ED Pe? ' i ae a3 lan Meee, inv are made with rag- [ } 'motion section of the War Depart- Values up Peer is 2 Ba 911.85 | A MIEN Will Lend a Tone of Refine- ~~ lan sleeve, inverted pleat, full belt, oy \ \ ,ment. Maj. Frink described the gi- New Spring Coats and Capes— 14.85 | ment to Any Table. vom haye silk yoke and silk’sleeve’ : a gantic task which faced the War’ Mp ees ws wn tp he ne as a 4 .®? ; ; , One FREE ts és ew Spring (Coats an ‘apes—l ull silk ‘ 2 ning. Department at the close of the war, lined. Values up to $50.00...... Bad %18.85 OES FOR MEN 5 | 4 | : ‘with all this surplus property rang- | Gorgeous Spring Capes—Full silk 24 85 >) Ww MEN By ¢ The ‘ing from tooth powder to entire lined, $ . AND e. ’ ? a Overc ats \ towns and including everything from . actually demanded . P The Overcoats\ include ulsterette \\ it ‘food to locomotive engines, and then He models in the wanted colorings. described the methods which had pre peo le tha any ‘4 a; ° | been used to dispose of it at a fair , Pp! , a Beg The 2-Pants ults | price. Maj. Frink is making a tour ' .of the United States in the interest of The 2-Pant Suits ‘are pencil stripes, tweeds and cassimeres. ‘this sales promotion campaign with | the purpose of disposing of the re-. ‘, a. ! | : | . . =a . - - » . r e ® 7 . |maining million dollars worth af ‘ Pon | } | ; 5 on ‘property within the next two or three | ee Ta >, | ome af iy; on al s ’ . y, ymonths. : | 3 Me) vite RE : wet Children’s Warm -Overcoats ssclupotian Saaulty See & Tone saeneiten Almost Given Away VR Area Odds and Ends Sold at Less Than Cost! last night because on its program Winter Coats— nine lead. It began when the La-| | eo $200, non iy rc: Sear | j NOW. ee. Floor Lamps Living-Room Suites Pianos borite, Hardie, speaking of a refer- | ence to the birth of Princess Mary’s | : 1 : : son, remarked: | : 66 Blue Bird Dinner Set Free “Weon this side of the House wel-, == come all births and all marriages, | | : ; , Break chest colds but why should the Hous. have its, 2 ; attention called to one birth?” aa Apply Sloanis. It draws conges- Amid general cries of “Shame!” Fven Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Delicious . Starts blood Lady Astor was heard to call, “Go | : 2 voy ed sant thus a ; ae es “a Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels ‘s colle shou ack, | breaks up the cold | “You haven't the manners of a street | corner cat.” This brought from the <A teaspoonful of ‘‘California Fig}little stomach and bowels without | Speaker the gentle admonition that| syrup” now will quickly start liver cramping or overacting. “Honorable .members must listen to/,nq bowel action and in a few hours | Tell your druggist you want only ‘ fay . | rr . hae a “LTT Ee ‘one another.” | vou have a-well, playful-child again. |the genuine ‘‘California sie iad | I] 61 ‘ 1 OLLUUIO “Hear, hear,’’ called out Lady As- Mothers can rest easy after giving| hich has directions for babies and | : ; a 208 ee » si tor sarcastically as the Laborites ‘California Fig Syrup’’ because it | Children of all ages printed on bottle. | : : AN CASE ORR ‘quieted down and debate was re-| never fails to work the sour bile and | Mother, vou must say _eseeees onan sumed. iy constipation poison right out ef the | Refuse any imitation. ee a a) = ORME Oe EE ALOE 5 RO ONES ONE ILL. ILLES, LIE NEI PP LR 9 alle tele eee OR Oe ae Ore ee Ne OR mS ‘*California.’’ |

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ally POST-DISPATCH aloné Approximately Equals that of thé Daily Globe-Demiocrat and the Times Combined. ee 3 FARM BLOG IN HOUSE —™ 4 wars HE enootals | # SAME, Seine “FRESH TODAY AND EVERY DAY” ty Rule Threatened by Mov ey . i gets oe ~ hie Sos 6 2: For Friday “ ‘Special __we offer vou a real Candy bargain—something that you The City Circulation of the D in Gaining Point. 2 2 By the Jefferson City Correspondent will appreciate and that will set the town talking. of the Post-Dispatch. : JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. 15—~ @& Chocolates and Bonbons.....lb., 25c Democratic control af the House 1s , : : threatened by the farm bloc move- Assorted hard and cream centers im a coating of rich, ment. This condition, suspected for high-grade chocolate. e tim ident yesterday | . : : ee a ioe Made Up to La Salle Standard and Not Down to This Price when enough Democrats were weaned away from the majority by their farm bloc ties to enable Repre- tative O. B. Whitaker, Republican | 6é YER” h b ns mS > put = bill on the cal- SAY BA Ww en you uy floor leader. to Pp . an al- er - endar for engrossment over re 2 ~ oy yr? , ‘tee A nitt e. >?) " . . BR ashe yerse repor, Dy A Ct mn — Unless vou see the name ‘*Baver tiem. neuritis, and for 4 } - | te was aiong ont : a . =~ ; . . eral. Ace } ‘és = om ‘ . bd , ; I ce © a \% er aee ’ rt « weann of tie Meise in the See materials and care of workmanship evi- , to hea Se — dent in its appearance. It has remark- ease ‘alae Gch ae ¢ ee able beauty of tone, too. And it is un- Je evening before the night ses- ee : ions f committees start These qualifiedly guaranteed for five years. et mele Makk one cee Me ’ the Capito! isolated from the legis- W | lative halis. are for the farmers oniy Just a fe . Left! | noni joan provide the real working . — = .7 “le imine e a? hour for the boc (‘iaiming °6 When we first announced this special offer Bil sto0°350 vweten*in the Seuss, aeariue only a limited mumber of instruments was spirits of their cos ition place the OAS FRB osc occs RIN gS aa available. Nearly all have been sold. If you peculiar interests of t th reir gui id above S. \. SESS ES. SS SaaS ERS want ma ; 4 partisan matters and the two-a-day x (4 Senay and eiunsk Gaur an Ge FRIDAY and SATURDAY Ty! the minority leader and explained) y “Every P; how the situation had arisen. isu: There are right ways and wrong Come to see the showing of Seald- Whitaker reiterated and reite-ated i Tells @ Story” his demand for a vote of the House ways of preparing and serving Seald- sweet grapefruit right from some of And he got it. not once. but three or swee t Florida grapetrui t. the fine citrus groves of Florida. four times. He got one bill. a meas- are Se ae aoe eee The right ways will be demon- Learn how genuinely good they a hich ndidates f tea see" . H oe f a Fy f j h ft C Id! sell arerone pe “4 ctineetii ie strated and explai ned at our store on when properly prepared and in how e our : s - oO corre gellorsa tadpeie Es Fe Friday and Saturday of this week. many ways they may be eaten. get the constitutional maiorities re- ; Winter Colds and Chills Weaken the Kidneys and Are the quired by narrow margins because ‘ uh licans. think ng the fight won Direct Cause of Many Serious Kidney Disorders. had walked out 6f the chamihes on or another The second —— re me EE rE 4 oe OP wee fee Ce | Te DNS TR ROEM: CORRE ENG ye OSE SEI at La EAR Se NER Fre rN iarienh Rg. 1 ATOR 0 OP RS Mr ery om ee FRY Kash eon oa : res: " _ rr. Se ee 24 vor ey nat . Dil i Tey ae rae b R c * S winter-time your backache-time? finds you suffering with torturing back- FREE, SOUVENIR AND BOOK Does every cold, chill or attack of ache, rheumatic pains, headaches, dizzi- ; ith Whitaker « nt luestion we “‘Florida’s Food-Fruits/ gtip leave you lame, achy and all ness and annoying bladder irregularities. worn out? Does your back throb and Every visitor to this demonstration display will be given free an attractive ache until it seems you just can't keep Pi oa seme semen “hepa gpnn well. Armstrong ask! ar ' souvenir, Containing directions for cut tting and serving Sealdsweet grapefruit. . gOing another day? y pbs ut for the necessity of recefving Also coupon-card good for free copy of valuable book of recipes, ““Florida’s overworked at such times and need assist- '? = af the tite “dean eae Food-Fruits”, filled with helpful inf Then look to your kidneys! Grip, colds ance. Get a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills en a — ave eipful information and illustrated in natural colors. and chills throw a heavy strain on the today and give your weakened kidneys {J sro which failed to get that numbes kidneys. They overload the blood with the help they need. Prompt action now had big majorities. and impurities that the kidneys may spare you some serious kidney sick- ee ee ee ae to filter off. The kidneys weaken ness. Doan’s Kidney Pills are used the Sey chain ee ae ae ee tee chairmen. in the first fight of ey this rush of new work; become world over. They have helped thousands the kind to arise W . congested and inflamed. and should help you. Ask your neigh- ——— m. de BRENNAN It’s little wonder then, that every cold bor! 954 Goodfellow Avy “Use Doan's,” Say These St. Louis Folks: | mee 2 4 : eles eater) | meme een on ew @rerid= ee Sealdsweet | eer St... says: says: “IT am giad te enderte Deans Kidney Pills “My back Was so bad I could hardly kees 12 te 48 hours. Prevents ol 4 ir iad 7 = , Be a these tongue fer Tt wey ae ee I betieve up te do my housework. My kidners were complications. am Pigi tae tie a x and t the best ¥ Temedy on the Fer sal 7 et j +> . yz : : Ph 4 , satin I have steog thirty-two trreguiar in action and I had such dizzy the press and this nade tie I had tm sit down to iet them pass Package of 24 Tab- $7 and $8 ye SS a a ee ee wes 28 7 -~ on - cow see ¥ were eipin m | k J eet Ss i - > ects. oan ; T used Dean's EM- on with them until I had - shout howe .) a) ; 4 , Voy Never failing treats’ for the taste. Heavy with j juice, ‘ 2. relieved sach bexes and the treuble was x * ~ a - del: abana ix avery ee las met dan Bete nee ee 8 bi if 3 , ee cous in flavor, sweet and satisfying. Always good aN - ) inside, whatever the outside appearance. “tee s Kidney Pills a oma 6oc a box Foster-Milburn Co.. Mig. Chemists, Buffale N. Y. ihe Fxg : we ie ae be efit 1 BS oe a Fa ‘ : = z Seen o, a te" oa Se se <a 2 ie Son 2s ‘ SO SES NL Rae re ht, 2S

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ea EFT SOLE is aia el FEBRUARY th “1983 Be espar eemerS | i , : - e ™ | B {CARY 15, "1829, The City Circulation of the Daily —— alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. | ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ Ba 26 TMM INE ff Needlework BILLBRINGS OUT LOBBY iy 7% Briarcliff Worsteds / Does the Tax-Collector se nacre toue SERN mene mecgeeay _-_-afe English made Say eal that when nerves are fagged and Which Was Defeated- Two = ih SAR WY rt fancy work taking stitch by stitch, and call at night ( 7 Years Ago. ee Ady i watching something grow under | l= ~ let ap Baca 5 ah 2 Ay . ¥ ee a -- 7 oe ~ = —— _on a tagged edge, sitting with your | Good dressers in England | your hands, has a wonderfully~ ae , ‘By a Staff Correspondent of the + ) soothing, calming effect? | A. Suit of Brvarctitt i fag ay 0 Diels ; | Post-Dispatch. b* Aten | The tax which nobody can There’s an easy and delight- . | JEFFBRSON CITY, Feb 15.—The | — Try it. Just lots of pretty : worsteds custom different from the English geatiord to pay is the tax which ful way to avoid the tax, fight between the older insurance) }, } . _ things are here and many most | tailored, tweed. Tis assessed against health, through Postum instead of ‘companies of Eastern States and the | simple to complete. 'Mtssouri insurance companies, whicn At S rod | Pr; “Aa: ’ When nerves are a-jangle coffee or tea. Postum is fully wag bitter in the 1921 Legislature | pecial Prices While made in England, so gt aod the night's rest is disturb- Satisfying to taste, with all the ‘has been revived and has brousht @ Pillowcases Hot Roll Covers wonderful are the shades, en you buy Aspirin § _ ed,health is paying a tax which hanes and pleasing flavor jo: SORE LE eerrerens WP ESS gale roar do — or we imagine the weavers cannot safely be continued. which a hot, mealtime bever- | of insurance interests. The fight is ; 75 pice Set caught their colors from the C tism, neurit df . age can 1V over the retaliatory insurance bill, Infants Dresses 4 3 eral. rosine wale ‘Sener’? a ge B. People who drink coffee and an Scan ur nee which was defeated two years ago. ape up and stamped; — Flore erpote size; stamp- Cc . pia gt wire = yer ye which contains proper dj Kage ss 'The immediate purpose of the biz! oie auld: de te bata i cop : egies im and. thie a ignts oO e Handy boxes of st tablets cont on tea often find there’s a tax to nerves or digestion. As many | lobby is to appear at a meeting of | hbo Sc ~ tea moo few cents. Druggists also gel] hese Le. _ pay for the nerve-stimulation cups as you like with anv meal 'the Senate Insurance Committee this WE DO neig ring 0 rs. of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the tra.” : e had from the | 7. . ‘afternoon, when the retaliatory bill, STAMPING For a suit decidedly above mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mos, > they’v £; I ; ‘introduced by Senator Casey of Kan- | AND HEM - EMBROID- h ual we su gest a aceticacidester of Salicylicacid. E _ caffeine, which coffee and tea t would be wise for you to sas City will be up for hearing. matte aeetttes ety 5 | Br cliff l he d tai = is -paym The Casey bill reads: riarc wooien nan al- e only St. Louis evening “3 = contain. Night- -time restless- ser vax = ents to the coffee Whenever any insurance carrier | 819 Locust 607.9 NOaTN SaTH STRae lored to your order i Press news service. me fg ness, daytime dro’ wsiness, and tea drug, and enjoy the of this State shall possess sufii- RAST OF NINTH y : ae cient assets and otherwise rea- =" nervous irritation and head- kindness and comfort of smabiy canmnty Wi Wie Saws xt : aches are common forms of Postum. Begin today, with any other State, with respect ito yim he licensing of insurance carriers, tg = Ee _— ! = order to yor srocer. al apes \ Premtnrate such compli- am ss 7 ance shall, upon application, be UNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO. 4324 Ty vee Postum comes in two forms: Instant Postum (in 4 denied a license to transact busi- - tins) prepared instantly in the cup by the addition of ness in such State, or, having been boiling water. Postum Cereal (in packages), for Mp licensed. shall have its license can- those who prefer to make the drink while the meal celed, notwithstanding its suffi- | is being prepared; made by boiling fully 20 minutes. ciency of assets and such reason- | The two forms are equally delicious; and the cost able compliance with law, then | : is only about }3c per cup. the Superintendent of Insurance of | i * this State shall have discretionary | 4 JF. | : ‘ees ow oO. ©... — . 5 pale 5 ~ ee orn nema ae ringing ne Mage Oe aie ai ee power to deny licenses to any or insurance carriers of such all p P: 7 ¥ ' State, or to cancel any such li- : Hs vt | eenses already granted. Effect of Proposed Law. The effect of the law would be to I | | (AT 4 8 ) : t parts a give the Missouri Superintendent of Missouri all insurance compantés et ee ee . coer 6 with home offices in a State the “There’s a Reason = | : = also a number of State agents of ! ee. ue ets i a eed outside companies and insurance ue i a =. = ig ———— : y agents from various parts of the f 5S —s, DY S - . = a * x aay $22 Simmons Bed & Spring $180 Overstuffed Living Room: ‘Suite Wood-Finish End Reciprocal Companies. $22.50 Massive Day-Bed - ae ~ . £ 7 } ’ , Representatives of reciprocal com- This genuine Simmons Bed hes This beautiful Overstuffed Suite is upholstered Mm $ ¢ senapagy Atasce Geeta ng Seve sagen _—— lg = ore edi ne eee a combination of velour and tapestry and has Massively constructed wood pensar seta a ues fight for the bill at the 1921 Legis- ean plete » witl 3 all-Marshall spring-filled loose- cushion seats. Day-Bed; has an ali-steel — lature,’ have not made their pres- turdy sp! Suite consists of 84-inch Chesterfield armchair tt > b ence known if they are here, as they On sale at = and arm rocker. A huge bargain in this gigan- | probably are. $1.50 ¢ ash—75e eekly tic sale of the Specialty’s Quality Furniture ..~. Two vears ago, it was charged by | the outside companies that the fight was one of reciprocals against old- A5 line companies, and that the purpose ¢ of the bill was to compel the Eas*- ern States to admit Missouri recip- rocals to do business there on pen- alty of ousting the Eastern com- panies from Missouri. The attitude of the Missouri com- panies is that many of them are be- ing barred by Eastern States to pre- vent competition with the compa- ° nies of those states and that Mie. $35 Simmons Brass Bed souri companies are being discrimi- anes nated against. ) Mis: ‘i i) *. Genuine Simr 1s heavy 2-inch posi \ | | gainst. Qne Missouri insur ans Bed: has Neasy. fillers end $175 5-Piece “Windsor Bedroom Suite Tale ink fa Spring 1s sturdily ues 3 $4 P * , é 7 ’ . r P 4 ag rene Witham atari acertre pempemmninobhaapontine sel id Lhe tee ~eo t G Y fo atiew! baw Mes sete tit ren or ji a + Ome ow te ete See OH * — 7 > - a : em ; 4 , : - » apes i x 3 ‘ { & gees: ., Maar) “S Ay AE Cre ys Tani ath Shoe, Se ee ew eae iT be cht ati i Hs re 45 piste sn i ia " , : : es CA aie a : y io , : ¥ AM. b Cee Wits, ul . ‘ ae es ay a ae q at Rel ee ea ee SF, eS Et”, SD geht: iy eS APS Pak Rs 7 uh af 75>" es ; se Bs yea ins - ; wom, By ° - ee Gyn > f fy ee eA, n : 4 aes . ‘ . a - 5 a 1 mA * f ps we , f - 2 rane hin 5 NRROTE: Sate ota, caitdet aia s rs TO ae) Ciba tte MES om tr Baise SL WS ou Rito. mhaw ae Bais” TaN Pe ia eM suapblancs! WHEW i UM ae NEARY On hte ar GE AT ey, Me COREL. eee eee oN Pe DE ROAR ek ae Be ee EE RIO MR NT RE eee ee ee ee ee ee ee sitie alia ET CS fie tall tat ee: ane , Fe 7 vor we Co er é y , oe Oe ee | Nts if. a Se ee ote eke ae » Se eee Xe Pas . eh 3 yo a a ae uf SS ie ae aT ee eee ae: alba d bee _ a ie "2 “| -" ws Ags. egeaes re, df . ‘i ® > . ‘ aw Lt Le . ary mA) pied if j ‘ C7 es ‘y o4 7 - ae . a Sm pele °F 3 ie’, ree sa . “4 rip og ee ‘ NTO? i sé WD See te ‘ a ae FRE) ads ch Wine Ss . - GPR nore re ame edna tin he, op aleraiamaaces ETT ot ar Dacenan tetas y pa a “ fe ae > ee E : x OS ee ia es ee Pa ee i y wer ays rey sete my bs : 7 = & & aed RSS . ¢-. . ae Ce eats te ms ae : Bi sb ae wy aE ey bees ius - & Me . “s Lace ritgt Cae ee tyne? ane > we ae ee am gg AUR # atts ge OS ance man said today that nearly ail rages caps on posts: beautifully Sandie ond Fully T, ° ] Vi ‘states except Missouri have retalin- atin fini $23 50 . Suite at de carmel guarant * — rT . ‘ a ie in this ki pares epee edroom Suite at an “ wiste Isca bexaby awe and that all the Eastern sale i ° if you are che ne * an means see this one. This Suite is nis: $975 male 8 oly Weekly 4 e ety Sn " 4 y “ a rive Ra Sh Sse 1 Be eee pat ay Rel as ‘ ee # a . : well constructed, charmingly designed and large in propor. Ti b H. I St ites mare me ot > $2 Cash—75c Weekly € Hou. Consists of large-sized drenser. xraceful bo bew-end bea, spa «s chifforette, dressing tabie an enc . rene. £a@er WIFE SHOOTS HUSBAND IN GROIN & Da eee sida 0 kien —Allover Straws “IN FUSS-OVER SOAP WRAPPERS || ico 59 ES ; ‘ad } 4 ’ | Fre ; ’ cs ——— - ™ x C ¥ 5, > ~~ fe as al & = J ERAN OR ERR RITE oatenttey Bete Rowen, SL eee bd e Woman Said to Have Returned +o —Flower Trimming Santee Sep! Aer Ghee tuna : Eluded Meat Cleaver. Embroidery Ignatz Swagulski, 35 vears >5!d./a | butcher of 5825 Theodore avenue. is | ,at the city hospital with a fullet —Smart Bows wound in his groin inflicted vesier- day afternoon by, his wife. Mrs. ay Martha Swagulski. 42. in a fight over | Just a special price for Friday soap wrappers, . Swagulski had demanded that his only. tO hoost our Kebruarv hus- stepson, Edwin, 13, turn over to him bicien and well worth vour early eR pan os oedipal «ccbdbontar $75 Massive Davenette Suite $210 10-Piece Dining thoes Suite | saving for a premium. He xnocked r the boy down and when Mrs. Swug- One of the feature offerings of this gigantic sale. “This Su Suite is mas- . » attendance. 4 ; : ed in high-grade brown ulski interfered he chased her from sively constructed and upholstere in gn-é& Think of KM: ® pe ‘ee of ote, J -Room Furniture for only $128. , " ane ; Divan opens into full*sized bed. This Suite “ e in oraporth on, prong we wd Ran anyon wong and ' ’ far Ss is Oo Tr. the shop with a meat cleaver. pan sh imitau n Jeathe elegantiy finish =) Comprises large-size 6-leg buffet with mir. Mrs. Swagulski later got a revo've? Armchair and arm rocker to match ror beck. 6-foot extension table, serving table. china closet L one ees a room behind the shoes and $5.00 Cash $1.00 Weekly 6 leather-seat chairs. Priced in this gigantic sale at oniy. H S ‘shot her husband. She claims rrif- defense. agp ea save she chot him without provocation. She is on Formerly Priced $5, $7.50 and er 0-- bond. ee > ( , & Rugs and Floorcoverings For Quick Clearance Friday. . ne = — | ‘ Keom-Site Axminster Regs; in beautiful (Oriental patrerny and elegant 4ua'’ity Koom-#iie Tapestry Space). Rags; bargaine at .... Reautifal 9112 kein Art Sequares: a'though prices have advanced, you can __ Special Val ues Pi” 3) ne iin a ei, Bate vines Seen ake ga oe tongue Colonials, in | "Patent, satin and black kid ; | 3 Aull Size, i: Bine Porceiain $7 and $8 7 & | $155 Combination Range = Heavy with ] Lesa ss @@e@e¢ee#8 6 aje,*.° eet e eee © &! ace. ae a a Bet Bic buys a bottle esas gennine sytup of pine-tar and honey at any $1.25 Weekly Pays tor It eee en) See Se ee . . | Pa drug store. -—— boceens pt leg. Pull-mized. ali-blue poreelain Oem- 2 Doors South ea ae 1 . Ste ruse breathing ones. Feversh con, vinecion. Bete, see foot sea | HO! OUS xz F ut Es Ni- iz Jal INC <; of Busy Bee Sl..Chiartes Sts. | tion is relieved, coughing stops and rucies uUTh feur coel hole ceek ac TE co.cs are hroken up arm lees ingre- wuPDers Gna and bakes ith dients and pleasing taste make * the mrface, cooks a! idea! vrwr ree n oa! r aa A, Hae edsite. ——- oe = a cg poy Po cat ‘Ne sale of the Specialty’s Qualits Furniture y ee ee naianieeeeeiedied “bin peat Ais ig : es ahs Fadi ett i ms, a ge 3 +e Fey oon er x 8 t -e" s wy 7 ¢ NEE SS Baer OE ee ae i Sip an Cea Res Sask NG a i OE ll hE

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PRS - pa ee Ba vs 2 DO eT ee eT pe Poy a Sr ak ry ee ey Be Si. > "> bo & ’ a > a a i - : . " - * - ; 26 _ Stl LOUIS: POSI-WioFATLA eas | -The> City Circulation of the Daily_POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dally Glebe-Democrat and the Times Combined. EN Ee ee : — ADVERTISEMENT ~ SPRING CHICKEN Foe oe mend ana ERA a uN sisi STOPCATARRH! WISCONSIN Len {-- or ist oe : a, ; a me - tr segs oye | ‘gw -R-F.F! saa . oo Two Mast st. Louis Men Placed Un- —~e aad | ~ rT rg cae sec * : der £10.000 Bond to Await REA ERY WITH EViand 85.00 PERCHASI = i ie Ce es : a Grand Jury Action. — Marsh of 517 Nerth ig TWO STORES EVERY DAY oF THE YEAR ——————————————e- —tle € 517 1 on teenth sireet. East St. Louis. former 6th and Lucas 6214 Easton Ay. ; SOUS EORORORC HORS TORS HOES eet. Eas rmer FORTNER’S MARKET a oe, ee AND) HEAD (eaten Specials for Friday, Salurday ‘THO STORES) just ask for 6: are a he 4200 ou Loui Flas = Lomi = = = snm4fw WESTAUATE: harged with «conspiracy te Vio late Best PURE . ee ; the national prehibition is ré fo aE ae — ~ pe , . a ag mae? ¢? iD whe bo: d P : x , ' ' ~ . a al : , . . (ream Applied in ‘Nwstr-is = . a : yon a . ~ See today’s Want peers fer Busi- Cheese a ia | i i “Pisani ot png Ie terri my ou? 2 , } .§ ~ * s - = FRIDAY AND SATURD a eter coven ie er, ae es et a , —— ; . r ‘ ’ '@) - ’ 47 ’ : 4 --* ° —— ’ 7 ‘ . sz ™ a ae : . . : . Ji oi c ’ sis ‘ « BD i ' “Sen? *s, > OI - - . oq 5 h & F Klin ‘ aoin rire ‘et ; ; a = ‘ ntie Pan ata You, nostrils e rier, ¢ *. > *¢ involves TRA SSS P ot “— head aot h no” anil Im pewt ed Reatefert Cheese. . Pett . P8655 3 | : nth . Tr was expected tha: ‘ing healing ¢! flamed, swollen muce shine T*Raggeeggncar ce MSS E It] . ‘the National League and a .400 7 imperted “wines ( heese. ook, ‘a Th. Ne ie : “eS : as. : | : ; inals tin em | a Wee “7% 7. — in tant . ef 37 nee . -. - sae . ’ a M ers, who = Ab’ Hew ooo + feel Y eur . V isconsin (ream ( heese 32 ‘ tra: von ; hs : Card y ad Fancy Limbureer «0 &K or ” Lietie ‘ & IT abe oo = : np club. was obtained mm a trade > acker. it was announeed th BREAKFAST BACON a Seem A page Cais for tne Ge (russ are oper ou ead 15 tear, ne segar Vailliev:. tb pence ‘ L a f more hawk! nuffling. pete: ing: ne sandwich Leaf Pence, Be " ;, - . | Fancy Demestic “wes ocme re! N ; . a +. r ‘ LL A i nage’ of the local National Le The mest delicien , “ the 41h SS — ; addition to getting Myers, : ¥ get @ one year’s option or. wenderful vatuc exer eaf- vi rst sacker Raye fered. ‘Streak of teen. ose the remainder it p services of 6 i streak of fat. and = dandy ane om ) ron h atir ‘ : ab ’ : the St. Louis boy. Eos | ‘ 4 - Sova ; > — tant ers fd ey and cooked until aln-nst f= —_. wees —_ oe aa ; [this morning ? ' “> Sam Breadon. who K HAMS | PORK SAUSAGE LES mae 7 ? ) ee | : ; SMOKED HAMS ENVER. Feh lictment oe ee SALAD TF . . : a .* 2 ” . ~" CCT 7 ' 7 “s a ‘ aintiatrs = ane | OUP | | |ROVAL ANNES ball player and a hard hitter } 3852 OLIVE '4~-tb i 92¢ '@-th. «ack. “ . tt not that I loved _—— : 7 i meer less, but Rome more. 9a- ib >t). sack a am placing at first base ae-|T 479 ADELAIDE 4581 LAOLEDE ae : 4 Griven iast Jw | $735 EASTON | 6104 EASTON 4108 OLIVE ail” tenueiey. OLR OWN FRESA If It Comes T : 3 ‘ , n ef th e. LEMON ROLLS; -will melt DRESSED; beautiful. ty eheien oS 276 SKINKER wee Pn if yh « iene ~ Bottomiy. the re-! ie your mewth;:” fat. plump: a dendy. e1- 9 4862 DELMAR é s ’ — ay timer it 3 P - 2 in Jim a "3 cellent weight. from 3 364 NX. BOYLE BOG S. TATIOM ener to a ; - SPANISH ROLLS, delicious, with , , S111 DELMAR ——_ a Se ean‘Wle price. tr ts 9 | : ler aed Flack, In 5620 DELMAR 923 DE wT N fnest Ilindth vac mo | ime yy; et .#s (ira SS Freetened -_ Bi «= @ frett eed nat owe wood fe the very last bite; “ 18 it's the Best Sweet ge wy large eo. 3 1064 HAMILTON Deimar and De Baliviere 4267 MANCHESTER DOLGBAT Ts-_¥reeb evers heur . 7 "4 the gay: wice. targe ones. Friday, Sat. and Mon. — 1 3 : ALWAYS COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH BREAD, tis. cree. wameetk S| FISH DEPT. OTHER GROCERY ADS IN THIS PAPER feat: well baked: Geest te When you buy Fish from Mol!l'« lLerge 1¢\.-en. bet. Vi iisce you needn't worry Braud; made from fresh te- none: Eero ge Koodo Fresh Black Bass, ib. __ sorter dapegy ane | White emameled tops: an Fresh Grapple. tb. nutritious. coceatut; just cony A Fresh Buffalo. ib. The KOHN ake (2 bottles the limit): bet Finnan Waddie. |b. STORES ali- Laundry Seep | | SALMON fi [incnet meine mune 480] ways carry 2 : : e asha; per denen large va Xe. | tall can: ? Cod@fiak, beariess middics. . L-lb. bo 33c : 2s 23 Mackerel extra large. 1 | of domestic wae pe ox ae 3 pay tt was his in-! : Se: large, 350: med 3c and imported Cheese at prices lower than ag a 10 ane ast C — ao Hien. te scart Myers in center fiebé. | 1 Tb. Fine White Granulated | Batre levee t GROCERY DEPT elsewhere. Our buyers are always search- ree - | — i. @aperben. “Saoweunn aan Sugar regular 2Sc value . Finest Nerw : my aa h a label 1 Lange 20-02. Package Delmar pound Peaches Delmar Club. ing for the finest Cheese obtainabie. : OY ~ rasty fish epics 32: aaa Tt croar mesetion: om Sas GAN » Rolled Oats —- Ste nm Baer? aroun. Ne 36c ACK Fine C 4 “0 : oF wit not Se éecieen until the | thn Kellogg C. Flakes. .a APRICOTS Apricots. Delmar (ime : M FREL = . ERRING : =a ~ ® returns from the spring train-/| beety «avrup Ne. gy: of oe , Sas o. Fish a : - % ’ ; = E 33c Kraft Pimento Cheese, Liederkranz, DKg.., 25¢ % at as a certain ee has Jack Smith Mueller ; HEN "SOD: | Stes Kraft’s [es = Tight hand batter CATSUP |; PIMENTO ~ “S = Bettomity falls down at fret | . Fin store Menon PA “ a m™ the Cardinal manager can shift | & Ceuntry Clob ¢ nest. « Standard Cum, tie a oe _— Vined Vegembics. cantd.. can ta 3 ( tiften €Cern. tender r. sweet caa 1@r “tring Beans: flavery; can Se. ‘ant. o 4 5:3 the Cardinals now have an{ ‘ outfielder. Rickey a2- :.? -jA e+e _ : ‘ e oa -” , - ; =| PEAS «- a A sniion — Tie & ES . : e : — , a soc k——ery ‘fan | ' that bis worries in this de ee can. | | rt were not atanend. Much Tan ee tiuy Peas: can. .t3e¢ ees: standard qual... can Se a, ante ; peal tesa a ‘ Cliftan Peas: Eariy June.-can Ie e ——— sifted Peas; Ne. t cant i@e Tomatees: choice. No. 3 eas. Ea Aas TON LoMsTER . Ree. — MIAN oar AG — a rriile ty that his leg, which gave him) ‘the trouble last season. was a8. sstaeenstattiiindinada — pidge ing Brrr 2 5 Tem, “nese cove teed as ever. while Flack called at’ st te oer « lined cann Ex- | C!sseeske Ge ® Cardira! offices not so long see), ae celiest for aplegs. § A 7 eee said he had entirely recovered’ lll a word (Let? ° tha . — - a | - - ines, « now . 7 = Rad 7 ° ~ - re e a, ee ald SPE GPVO RE SIR IE IE REE re ERE! ea Co RN nig mney of s > } s “p NR — a AIR TET eee - HEE \ - P Gaines to that pesitien. It weer Baa) 4 & IN ~ \o~ ried, waste isuaits scm : : r othe elsewhere; Ib. - 0 ie. . a: -| WISCONSEE 4 : : PRON AGE DE BRIE = reel St 22 valine. all . ‘ . HEESE. vee vportten 3c Seauine Larer 2%-Ib. can. fll weight a sean ARAMELS—Bect ‘= @ seperate . em — Pe ifs trem Ss Chack..Roeast— t - s = wT ~ - ss 0 ee ed boa = 12‘c LONG HORN freak. eeu 2 Pac, 3 stac Nts : TS Tee TP ~— —..--& FRUITS—VEGT. hal pl Full a FRESH PIGHAMSE Pecos =. 9 teehee Peeaed: « . a _ - ” weet Cc ‘ This is te theet let of APT’. BS; feanee 7 Tre tetelen, & the seasen. Ma@arnreods ate st: BB 23¢ ». ee ; "ice. Smooth-Cutting ePpen boadrede die & aa. Sy the whale whi Tees 10¢ or ae . eres, Seciety “B"—tThe Finest A rere Prepesals for title bobts. 4 an Der DATO Fi iHintiditth sos, tA pale Aah ts ating! SF ore * Ue TT i Y Ry the ‘~ ham, th. tte ee SMOKED MEAT ae Hams: sugar « ¥ —— Merk ead Butt, torte pememeae in hickery smoked 3 arge bex Eee 15 | FRANKS | Perfect Seusegr. per Tb. oes ii ‘ io -~_ + os ~ - ~ ~ bi nth re te EM tL ee = TESETRR TUTE ETE sUVE] PUOOIO NUN FRBTTET > A ~ wr. “ . we zi wisps 2 5 eri aA a Be ate a 5 - pa Sco tae ee a a ee ee

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oo ——_ PMP TP men, ee in CP mine ad om -w™ ” a a ee Se : . a BR ee areata Pe as oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' Behave; Looks Like ‘a Promising McKinley Must — THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15. 1923. ney Has Promised to Report and Pertica Has Promised to ier Goes to Dodgers 1223-. ci Concosiss Bill Would Place | ty Champions Wrestling Under | Defeat Central. State Commission To Have Look-In | Why Not Number Players? 7 ° 2 ‘New Boxing Measure, Soon to HE Cards and the Robins | South Side Quint Will | Be Introduced at Jefferson — probably wil! give the number- of the Title Hunt if et - | ing plan, advocated in thi l City, Includes Mat Sport. | , advocated in this col- wi _ Umn, a trial next season, If these Saturday, " : cluls get results, the league as a Fear that House Bill No. 66, intro-| duced in the State Legislature early | whole will probably adopt it. (this session by Representative Asot- | Why should there be any oppo- sky of Kansas City, would not stand, “tion to it at all, or any dclay in legal scrutiny will result in bringing 24°pPting it generally? before the Legislature this week an- | The cost is nothing. other bill legalizing. boxing in Mis- Numerals of good size can be souri. | Placed on both sleeves ana on the The new bill. which was drafted in’ back, too, if necessary. St. Louis by Harry Sharpe, Repre- Numbers to correspond can sentative John T. Nanning and oth-;| easily be inserted in the score ers, was taken to Jefferson City: card. Tuesday with the understanding that | : it was to be offered as a substitute | ee piBire en * sma for House Bill No. 66. - | On the other hand there will be _Lawyers who have examined the! undoubted benefit for the public bill already introduced have tound | which, from the beginnin a ‘many technical defects in it and fear | practice before each game me the |that even if passed it.would not bold, | een f th Hg ‘if attacked. An endeavor will ote e contest, ili be en- abled to consult the score card and be made to bring together al! the) identity aepernty |elements in the State in favor of box- ntify any player or coacher on | league season of eight successive the field. victories. ing and have them unite on the St. | 6 on 1 | ; | wners do not yet realize that e foundatio r 700 1-5." Zone, Louis bill. n for these hopes Jewel, Auntie May, My Reverie, also The Asotsky bill provides for home! the hour's work ut vefore game is | lays in the showing of the strength- | ran. ’ rule supervision in each city by ‘a, keenly interesting to many specta- | ened condition of Central last week commission of two appointed, by the, tors who “ome early on purpose. | The addition of Harry Hebberger, otk bills seek to set up enforcing | eens can, with RUEEbered SINT RI | Se ee ee ee machinery ‘which would be sapportes | tall whe i pitching: to the peaction:, | Pir ee ee of the fees it would collect ag| batters, what batters are swinging, |!y¥ increased the scoring power of the provides: fot payment by clide | who is working out et the infield | mid-city five. Dave Cristal, the other of annual license! positions, etc. | Central forward, is an accurate shot | Wasectaliy: ts thie: valuable’: tm and his scoring totals mount when case of the VISITING team’s play- be a RE eee: Caneees a eee ers who, with the exception of a'. pra irnscale «32:20 Now that Hebberger ‘few stars, are unknown to a great a _ anOUP thp rival tives Caaees | einai enbetenedia Serteen dh yee men to both of these Baseball owners ove it to the | Albert Hall tonight, only 6 Capt. Thomas has been shifted to - fans who support their clubs to favorite over Roland Todd, @ clever | the running guard, exchanging places ry ** O8 Red fe es “7 give them the best of everything. | With Goeckel. This move also ae or. echo. boxer, who carried Lewis th 7” cod an | Strengthens the Red and Black. Mar- 20 clinkin | @ rounds to @ dispu “ gulis remains at the stationary guard verdict some mont | Better Stay Home, Jimmy. | position, where he has shown great occasion many of the pon Sal dis-: IMMY WILDE may do well to | ability. agreed with the official decision, remain at home in Wales with Only One Black Mark. awarding the verdict to Lewis. : his newly acquired string of rac- Central has dropped one game this thought Todd earned a draw at least.’ oat 3 _ |year. . Kenrick High defeated the Both men are im top form and the ers. James is talking of coming across in order to make our fight promoters do likewise—come betti | Red and Black recently on the Ken- ng is at even money. | Central downed the Ken- across with a large purse; to-wit, $40,000 for Jimmy's bit. ‘rick floor. But even at the price, James rick five earlier in the season on the Central floor. Although no definite should think ‘well: before consent- ing to meet Pancho Villa, the Fili- frrangements have been made there | is a probability that a deciding game 'will be played on an outside court. | Principia, Ranken and St. Louis Academy are the other independent pino weasel who fights, and fights, (fives that have lost to Central. ‘Weather, clear. and fights. Also, he wins. By winning four consecutive games, ——— @—_— Jimmy has been knecked out Mckinley can tie Central if either tWice, but by men of his own class. Now past 30°years of age, Jimmy is still world’s flyweight champion. He can keep the honor by remaining in retirement. He Cleveland or Soldan also defeat the | DRAKE TIES PIKERS IN Red and Black at a later date. VALLEY BASKET STANDING has an ample fortune and does not have to risk his honors. In the evening game Saturday, | Cleveland will meet Yeatman. A| DES MOINES, Ia., Feb. 15.—Drake scrape igen he will eliminate Cleve-| University defeated Oklahoma here | lan rom the championship class, , i but will have no manent hn at last night in a Missourl Valley Con- to the Yeatman pennant hopes, as the | ference basketball game by the score > Yeatman entry has dropped three} °f 27 to 20. The victory gives Drake Recent events have proved Vil- a tie for third place in the confer- l@is the real thing. He has stead- ence standitgs with Washington ily beaten down all the old guard of flyweights. Tuesday he topped it off by beating that old mas- ter of craft, Frankie Mason, former American champion. Wilde | games. University. was unable to stop Mason, but | VACHE, OUTFIELDER, 1S SIGNED BY BROWNIES Villa battered him down easily. Villa is one foreign-born fighter The signed contract of Ernst who appears to have the real Vache was received at the Browns fighting instinct. So few of them, | offices yesterday. He is a recruit outfielder who stands 6 feet 1 inch even the British boxers, have the proper fistic education or the right |and weighs 190 pounds. He sprinkled (‘a lot of homeruns among his hits morale for the boxing game. But Villa seems to be a miniature ,in the South Atlantic League last | season as a member of the Charles- ton Club. He is a righthanded hit- ter. | ~Vache lives in Los Angeles and he 'will make one of a party of five ‘ tiger, as well as a natural boxer. No “old boy” is goins to defeat him. He began by kn: cking off the 32-vear-old champion Johnny Buff, Tuesday he bumped out the 3i-vear-old Frankie Mason. * -* Gity Champions . $1000, 2-year-olds, | Adrian ....109 *lee Netty May ..... pe css, de | Ronn ack ... 1 Julie +4 “198 --111 Nancy McKay _ lil - $700, claiming. 3-year-olds. onephine C. .... — Pe) AZ OS Sie Be ~ for Reinforcement of Outfield Leads to Deal—Bottom. to Play First for Cards —Schmandt Not Expected : to Report to the St. Louis Team. ay 3 The outcome of this week's Inter~ scholastic League basketball contests will be closely watched by high school followers, due to the bearing the results will have on the final standing of the contenders. A vic- tory for Central in the afternoon game against the McKinley five will eliminate the McKinley team ag even a remote pennant possibility. . It will also have the effect of assuring Cen- tral at least a tie for the champion- | ship. Central has won all its games (five) in the high school league race. At the present time the indica- | tions are that Central will be an easy winner of the championship. There are many supporters of the Red and Black who are predicting a perfect _—_——_— : By Herman Wecke. aay " > és »?? . | i Stanee Harrison, ‘‘Hy’’ Myers, one of the leading outfielders ‘ee ae 9 x . . } ee iational League and a .300 hitter, is a full-fledged’ member | a age ' | ‘ee Cardinals. Myers, who since 1914 has been with the Brook. Be eet : : hy : | - elub. was obtained in a trade for Jack Fournier, the veteran | a? "ey g 3 ’ . . . f ; qeacker, it was announced this morning by Brancl Rickey, maper of the local National Leaguers. } addition to getting Myers, the , _~ ba. 5 get @ one year’s option or. See eet ® on et wacker, Ra» | B@0€ Swats Ball Into ; Bleachers of Yankees’ at the St. Louis boy. Hovw- { Rickey stated that Schmandt ° _New Baseball Stadium NN Nd fl willthe property of the Dodgers, TELAT LALLA LAE ee ‘NEST RED § oe - - Pisetine leu e ‘ee fe @ ee D Se Cites $700, ee ee ee eee : 47. other Me, Biue Bird, Reel Foot also ran. THIRD RACE, 3-year-olds and ances, At ye five fu Manicure Maid and up, allow- Elmer K., —————————e ay ~ Special! to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, ABE RUTH sent Now York fans a valentine yesterday. Ankle deep in snow. he stood at Seen in the East, attending the | ( home plate in the new Yankees ) meeting of the senior or- |) stadium at 16lst street, and =e '¢ Smashed a ball into right field aa © ce 2 ae | bleachers. 21 | & “ad te ee ee | i ee ee ee a ie a a he was needed he could | on a moment's notic>. mation of the deal was re- “hie morning ina telegrata “President Sam Breadon, . who Feb. 15. bin ee RR & * Tomorrow's Havana Entries. | First ee. ee det 3K ee i i a i i a a a ee ee a Bérade is the first Rickey has ehle to turn in an effort io}: Sue the Cardinals for the Seampaign. One thing certain, deal the locals a high-class eiden one who more than any- sles Will be able to fill the shoes . hedate Austin McHenry. Me- ( bleachers. ok fliness last year and his ( It was the coldest 2ome run in b during the winter left a big ({ history. A former college pitcher, — Tobin Rote Bloomington .... Prunes Sa ée shun ++ occeb ee VY «.ecksO and upward. 1 i out each et Sel Or organizations ' fees (‘Complete authority to . safeguard ‘the public and to insure proper con- | ditaion of boxers and-wrestlers would vested in the commission under each bill. CAPT JOHN JUNGEMANN ) Both bills fix salaries of the com- | missioners at not more than $1000 He and his men will have hard ,a& year each in addition to necessary | Struggic, Saturday night. when (traveling expenses. | they face the strong De Pauw Wrestling Is Included. University team (Greencastle, . eal . Pi Ind.) at the Washington Univer- The new bi! has several new To begin with, it provides for ‘sity Gymnasium. ————— = |a commission to supervise wrestling | . e ‘as well-as- boxing--matches. Other | rdia Quint ) The big battér was aided bs “soft” pitching. but handicappe} | by patent leather shoes soft ¢) | collar and slippery footing. , On the fourth pitch he put over ; ) his famous wallop and a fiy landed well back _—_—s - a Chevelier .... Se eo el , nound a) - Pink Salmon A high-grode Alaska fish, light pink in color, firm and of Rood fiavor. 1... can, 9e. ail pound can, Rich, nr, Tine flav. .ored fish LONDON, Feb. 15—“Te@™ (Kid); Lewis will defend his British weltere, weight title in a 20-round bout af’ Ss aring im the >4 yrereere PLL Watchman ae FF Slazing Fire.....107 Bistouri De ee ee : ot : ” SMUT Be : e Rick- 2 "OW & reporter, threw the ball. outer works of th ( There wag no cheering. The Babe , Just wanted to see if it could be >| : done. Today he leaves for Hot « up Fournier, the Cardi- ee eon training in hope > 4 (4. 0 reakin i ™m m releasing a veteran, who @& his home run record of ».. 2 0%, made in 1921. il so * PPS 08 a Rickey was highly elated cruit brought up from Syracuse last whe club’s latest acquisition. SUMmer. I saw Bottomly in 40 Teast that the tenor of his/&ames, and in that time not once did | Seeestion over the phone this; ball go to the grand stand either | Sainw when asked regarding the Over his head or through his legs. » Said the Cardinal manager: |He always managed to knock Cown ~ ted to do something to/the high and low throws some way. mathen my outfield. After look-| “Then he showed that he could hit ove: ‘ail the meadowmen in the He also proved himself a slugger, as| mé I decided that no one bet-/a goodly portion of his safeties were | the Myers would be able to fill extra-base raps. Henry's shoes. ig Een oa Satisfied With Bottomly. sia . someone to take © prmce; ar —_*s : : . Tt . . s , ; } ley left fielder of 1922. For that reason I figured that we Of course we had to give up/ Would be able to get along without, eth: We had to give up aiFournter. If 1 am right on my iudg~ player and a hard hitter!ment on Bottomly, then the “ardi- ourr It was not that I loved nals have gained a wonderful asset ‘Indi . ’ nag . . 'Indiana Normal, hich forced the' wr less, but Rome more. in Myers. If my judgment fails, then —sere va the Mieke tn sont . ogee a placing at first base Ge-|1 will have to look around for aN- | victory last week. ees : ae ince in Jim Bottomly, the re-!other first sacker. . The Greencastle team, according to — f+ 3 f | Peports, is stronger than it was a¥ iv 12) cand Fl k ] d Las y |year ago, when it won 19 of 22 games| Betting, 4 ee: ECL CF | ac 3 njyure car, played. Five of the victories last | ties. 4 CA ay They ‘season were gained over Big 10 ag-' Boxers and officials, all licensed. /_- ‘once Fave Completely Recovered |*222°°.55" Gloves, must weigh 5 ounces at « | ~ — Ruth Wehle .... ] Hullo 103 San Diego ...... Spod ®*Tom Norris ... Fourth race, 3-year-olds, claiming. purse $500. one mile: drum ....100 eR A ena Failed in 1922. fea- »-ib, WOU tte oe. ve “t ’ a o +> he Valmond Pele i LS — rr . 4 Of Aes =, L 4s Sc Anes at ; } . ~ 7 pod . ' ~ -" , vy. q , L em ’ said ahs i 2 oe Key ; i ‘ sf 3 Yh te. : ty eS fs! j ; } ie Ra eee Saal . a IN it eee Ae s fj “- e% Fa Me ee " , ee - ey 3 ' Seen oe Fifth race. 3-year-olds and upward ing. purse $700, one mile and 50 yards: *De Bonero *Saivo . ®Quanah ......-. 98 The Roll *Mallowmot ....102 Herron Sixth race. 4-year ing, purse $500, one rs. ndy ...1 Moetiy Puff ... *Kathleen K. . *Thomas M Conco important points about the new T G R | T measure are: Oo et €a est sons, serving terms of 4 and 6 .A State Commission of three per- | years, respectively. Licenses to clubs ranging from $25 to $209, according to popula- tions, from 500) to 100,000 and over. A commission of the gross (gross not the Federal and State admissions) Receipts — ~ see 7 ve ~ ‘ \ : 2 cals iy = 7 — uine aeh 4 aid th te — ane —" -- ~ . 4 Hoitand . = aac teed See ¥ ie Bib a , ? - Fite : Ny BA TF uci ORS portance ' during the off season. 153 games, mark of 196 hits. with the leaders percentage of .974. outs, ‘Myers will be 34 vears old’in April. ‘Cardinals, but will Brocklyn club. However. if the locals ean make a deal, atid use the player iin ‘will be exercised. 417 in had a made season batted while Fournier .294 in 128. Mvers The new Cardinal ranked in fielding with a He has 399 put- errors. Myers last 16 assists and but While with the Dodgers, Mvyers |was used as an infielder, playing sec- ond base, and made a good showing | ,at that position. | not report to the} Schmandt will remain with, the | it. the option with the Dodgers 4 tls “ s os phar Tey to SN rate ph aS A Bad ‘ EPR TA. ANE We re ee ’ pine sth: ah Bo ™ e 4x org ae ee 5 we a > Paneer SS "tie plies a 00,000 Offer Vazzies Dempsey ae m Sum for Bout With t. ’ PWYORK. Feb. os PUA > 2? > | MITA MER LT LLL i ~~ renee eh SE. = e: - » textured, 15.—Plans to, foe Fish PIMENTO Waste, usually WISCONSIN full, fine fimv- excepiion. 2 it Sur's Fine ZAC sold for 50e CREAM CHEESE ored (_r®am ‘fine. large. “ pea. Fine. ‘ we fish, $1.10: P Noe rind, ~-me ¢ -elsewhere; Jb. 39 Smooth (heese. Pound.... to have crystalized in the receipt mn offer of $1,000,000 to Dempsey. * i the Kearns-Dempsc¢y |MACARONI |SPAEHETTI Genuine Semolina, made from finest ‘Surum at.° ° An ideal Lenten dish— try it with cheese and tomatoes. EVALLLLLLLA LALA LeOa LET eal ee ee , ey ‘ re ea % Pe eee Bails ‘ e a ee aes =e ae | > eS - = ae tthe a fh) “Se i Pe . 4 ; os ; ee + MY ’ ® If true, the offer AMT = Proposals for title bolts. me, it appears, is to make one ; in this country. He is | = 8. Brennan March 12 and | we rle Bill may be persuadcd | POP rough. ‘ard is to promote the | agi enterprise. He thas =" to understand that the ve araw more than $2,000,000. dima, ig Sate in the history of re wild about boxing in the Waldorf; © Where the sport is still a ooo : ee) a _ *nything seems to £o | Sait ies } / a _” ypular here. who is hailed | srini-crepe aa = ties Coming champion «f'! om need only get a decision | ee ‘HELIA the at “thle @ cay etal 7 & » seen te - 7 e “> > wks MEE 5 a tO convince his coun- | 9 che tye greatest thing Steiner, Tonight | and | game. | Heavyweights to Battle in Fea- ture Bout of South Broadway | Amateur Show. : ‘Iyn National League club today an- | Four special matches will feature | : Dempsey fight Louis Firpo |the amateur boxing show to be held | 6 Aires next summer are tonight by the South Broadway A. C. i ‘In one of the contests, Urban Groebl, | er. ‘the heavrweight, will oppose Butch | Steiner. cent show. and although Groebl won, been guaranteed this Steiner put up a good fight. : b Over and above teainine. cx- | Another good bout should result | “a & **-\when Ral ag will dis- | Keasier. all Wills, Willard. Johnson | has been boxing as a welter, tackles . |\Joe Moose. scheduled. These boxers met at a re- | Alfano opposes Sollie Then Lester Martin, who Five other matches are The card: Special Matches Urban Groebl, N. Steiner. B. M. G.. heavyweights. Ray Alfano. S. B. A. C.. Kessler. N. A. A., 118 pounds. Lester Martin, S. B. A. C., v8. Joe Moose, B. M..G., 185 pounds. Ray Steiger. unattached, vs. Arthur Mueller, Stag A. C., 147 pounds. , ; ‘ Other” Matches. T. Groves vs. Arthur Harris, 140 pounds. . F. O'Day, Alex Grossius and A. de Main are entered in 126-pound class. Nate pounds. F. Clark pounds. I. Wolff Pearline vs. McCarty, 118 1156 vs. Jack UWUorner, vs. F. Johnson, 100 | pounds. An opponent is wanted for Bruno Klaesne. the 80 pounder. who has lost his only two matches. & i\Towa U , te A. A. vs. Butch | ve. Sollie | loit College is another that has been downed by Depauw. James Ashmore, is coaching formerlv with the tossers. Concordia is in tion, and Schuessler’s return to form in the Indiana Normal game will ‘help a lot. —— WASEM MATCHED WITH HUSSANE OF CHICAGO) former matched to meet Young Yusif Hussane of Chicago preliminary to the londos-Lewis wrestling match at the Coijiseum next Wasem, has been A] champion. in / Tuesday evening. matches and year. He will Waseem has won six lost none in the past be outweighed by his epponent by 38) pounds, but it is thought that he will have an advantage in a greater knowledge of Carl Schulz of Chicago will meet Reato Gardini in the semifinal. j —- —@-— -- DODGERS TRADE MITCHELL NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—The Brook- nounced that Clarence Mitchell, pitcher and first baseman, had been traded to Philadelphia in exchange for George Smith, right-handed pitch- Depauw | the best of cond}-|! lightweight | superior skill ; the | the the ‘ boxers of and promising of amateur lightweight | pulled a comeback at the Jefferson Barracks show last night when ise | Knocked out the Western A. A. JU. | champion, Charles Wurtz, in the | first round. Moose accepted Joe Moose. formerly one ,/ most popular loca!) the opportunity to -meet the champion when Bill John- | /son of the Business Men's Gym- nasium, failed to appear. placed on the defensive and in two minutes he went down from a left hook the chin. The Business Men's Aathletic | diately to As- sociation was awarded a silver lov-, ing cup by the promoters of the show for winning the team honors for the | evening. Joe Moose, George Hoke and Eddie Goldburg, all of the Busi- | ness Men's, won their matches. a“, two rounds (exhibition). 00 pounds—Eddie Goldberg Men's Gym.) defeated Joe Fuchs | Men's Gym.), three rounds: 114 pounds—Private Springer | Barracks) defeated Private Gardner Field). knockout. secon 145 pounde—Private iracks) defeated Private | Barracks). knockout. third round. 130 pounds—George Gym.) defeated Private Figaro (Jefferson rracks), three rounds: referee's décision. 112 pounds—Mickey Maser (St. C.) defeated Bate Garcia (Southern knockout, first round. 137 pounds—Joe Moose Gym } defeated Charley Wurtz (St. Lowis A Cc". knockout, first round. (Business (Buetness A. GC). . Thavie ‘inden. one of Moose’s stablemates, | Wurtz was imme- | 70 pounds—Eugene Jorn and George Sul- | judges’ decision. | (Jefferson | (Scott | ¢ reund. mith (Jefferson Bar- Free (Jefferson oke (Business Men's | Louis A. , (Business Men's | my, you're over 30—look out. ranch. » . |@ sleet 5 Veteran Staff Is Right. 3 ACK of experience will not bea weakness of the Cardinal! pitch- ing staff. this vear. With the ex- ception of Bill Sherdel, the main reliances of the Rickey hurling corps~—will be at or past the usual ‘‘peak”’ of baseball life—390 years. Jess Haines is close to it today. Bill Doak is 32, Fred Toney is 33 and Pfeffer is 34. In itself age is not necessarily a bar. We have in mind the mighty record of Cy Young, who hurled for 22 vears in the major leagues. But all the players in question, except Haines,. have shown signs of going back. Doak had his worst season last year, as did Toney. Pfeffer was only fair. Haines started poorly but finished well. If the old soup bones regain their “soupleness,” we look for glad year—and that is only one of many IFS that we see confront- ing Manager Rickey's - staff and other departments. ‘SIKI WILL DEPART FOR UNITED STATES IN MAY By the Associated Press. PARIS, Feb. 15.—‘Battling” Sik! is ‘making antBitious plans. Brouithet, {his manager, tells L’Anto that after ' the Senegalese’s bout with Mike Mc- | Tigue, American middleweight, in ' Dublin, on March 17, he will issue a challenge for the light-heavyweight championship of France and then will seek to take on the French heavyweight champion. —~Brouilhet says that Siki will go to hase not vet been selected. ‘bout he hopes to meet 'Greb and Jack Dempsey. OPP IT Basketball Results Carpentier, Tewer Greve Turners 23, Grace Presbyterians 20, Browning King, 37, Perfect Day 15. Prendergasts 40, De Andreis 20. Badgers 46, Bank Commerce 6. (Girls.) Ashiand 14, J. J. 3. (Girls.) Clayten 26. Chaminade 25. West Virginia 25. Bucknell 23. Drake 27. Oklahoma 3296. Harry Sharpe, referee: Al Neist and Percy } 35° each 3 for*1.00 ' ' | PSTANDING, smooth, permanently white collars. They are pre-shrunk, and banded to insure right fit. They will not wilt, crack or sag. They are easily laun- - dered. ARATEX \ SE SOFT MADE BY THE MAKERS OF ARROW COLLARS MI COLLARS Why Wait? Let us tailor your Spring Suit now— Our new Spring woolens are ready. Then Suit will be finished when you need it. idea! If preferred we'll tailor it now and de- liver it when you want it. VERY SPECIAL! All-worsted stripe Suit | The ORIGINAL | McKnight Zien 513 Locust St. UNION TAILORS ESTABLISHED 29 YEARS ur ‘at El Centro, Cal., where he operates | ; } Marcel Nilles, | |America in May to fight a man who | After that | |pooed hair stays combed HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOS Millions are Using this Greaseless Combing Cream— all day ip ' ” sé like. Few Cents Buys a Jar at any Drugstore—Not -NO Sticky, melly Even obstinate, unruly or sham-/|

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Faire Fleer Firth Fieer Cee eee eee ee eee Pee . res ee EEE en ke ak sks aa ata ata + a white corded Seem som? , ee tara. a sizes §. 9. 19. 11. 12,.23 and 13 ents ~ . i-e ) . i - ramp | $2.50 and $3 Values, Special 24 | | riday at | = stile at, Pair - . . =. oS ies sant $ .65 | ~~ | | ; @ Ciear pear-shape T finished with scalloped built Chairs and . ee ie ale iets Ce we & P pe Fungsten pe pen bu rs Rockers, at such extre tw plere sets of dimity and datiste: : 4 | } will secure the needed Bulbs for | ee ee. ee Ivory or beige. lent springs, they are distinctive in “ich wet etfe~ i. . d ban ee Witde, vivant. he ae ri os , é eRe Ae ee Seen St 4 ae ey as Seis gales. Gist by Sts

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a. ~ #, oe Lh = sa A ca oh ree: cass 4 TRIE re BS Aa iat Ti. Do ake eee Sat —— —— atalie . eee Se : , : Te a y : - — » — —_— : J 4 SPT ot ee ORE oo gue ae agee ~ oe ne erm ; > i ie = uaa a : . “ roy : ‘ A , The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 — ee Seas A A TTL te $2.50 Umbrellas | | Choice Remnants Bes : Silk und wool Kemnants -in usable md 23 j a women's cotton taffeta 26 eigthe--teh from om own stocks and ‘ 7 4 . a an ‘ nen n - r e 7 J wonieiai “or “ brellas on strong frames ; of the most popular weaves. Included arr ith ring or side-strap handles Remnants of blaek fabries, as welll 5 ) | y . : : —KF riday Speelal ‘ ~ s ay 7 y il . |) Largest | Distributors of } Merc handise eae: $I 95 as wanted colorings—Friday at 4 a di ccercesess . savings of at Retail | in Missouri and the West. Main Fleer A eet ea ‘ x i 7 # An For Friday—A February Sales Offering of H AGE Pte FU ) 76) 1 id t y You Will Be Mighty Well Pleased With These Sports Coats for Spring! | ¢? eer TRIDA y | iH ye i tHe py = fats j fn tly Hiatt 9 * ~« orders accepted and 5 ; et Sg aii ent en S l > Mit at ye aa on the following items: H ii eT Te pictures, $1.00 | : i ees » Paar pe framed in attractive an- | Ki ie fi 2 +p nia \ Y ny ua | ri z eS Originally $35 and $40 50 Shoes, $4.75 : Ne : ARR | Saee Shoes with inwisible eyelets jum English last. Second Floor $1.75 4 « Cases with strong straps j yt Cit and catches; 24-inch size. i ms | | Hr ly & Sisth Floor : : {dint TAS At i ih Mh ee . SS ee eae A lout tnd dang nalts ee esesineseeneenen CE ge See ebecereene RoR dna babs ded _4, oa M446 4464444 4446444645 656ihbhbhh566hb6%4 _ eheee ——— —s seeeebetaeeenatene? G Friday shoppers who contemplate the purchase of 4 new Spring Wrap cannot afford to overlook this grogp’ of garments. There are jaunty models designed, specia}- ly for misses and women, in a wide range of mew anid correct styles. In plain tan and reindeer, and¢ variqus new plaids. ae Polair is the material of which all these Coats are made. It is a soft fabric that is not only handsome but very serviceable. Men, Save Tomorrow on ‘Canton Crepe Heavy Work Shirts _ $2.25 Value, Yard — $1.59 @ Silk-mised Canton Crepe, 40 tnches wide, in a broad : i. assortment of the season's | urable Amoskeag most popular shades. Proper these Work welght for Spring clothes? that — f 7 All ck Shirts ) $2.25 Serge : | : _» shrinkable neckbands, two button- 1 §s 4 es , PL dest aoe blue ‘oan ; ——_ down pockets and a collars. A very desirable fabric for Pj Sizes 141% to 17, in khaki, gray, blue Spring capes, coats, $I 39 ; 4 tan. etc. Yard. ‘ ‘ or $1.98 Taffeta Good quality silk Taffeta, 36 inches wide, in jet black, a en oe Se ee Ties mat bane Pee mnt fo te $I 29 | terns and colors, also cut LIC tees Sorin Srsee anadine Get silk Ties. Special OP pene tee ee a eee =-6~5-4 ~— Man Tre = Jeries, Yard, 10c ings and demi-flouncings up n shown in attractive openwork Main Fleor es es hd ae, e = Machines, $55 a i hi ¥ = ) Choice of More Than 500 Medium and Light Weight Bes round bobbin; guarantees | = ~ Suits of All-Wool Fabrics — Standard Makes Ve’ em, s'G (7 r.rrrrYTYrYreererrtfefert,grTf= TTT? 7777" a 66 round bobbin: guaranteed Sixth Floor 7 : Y rd, 29- | ie € This opportunity to select good quality Suits at a big saving should impel brs ae trehce wiae is ac. 2 ANTS eS Many men to supply their immediate‘and Spring needs from this special ete. Thira Floor we ni group. The difference between the original prices and the sale price is well lean hin “a worth 1 saving—and vou have choice of “all sorts of patterns and styles in me- aay : Aad — nay manOuk a 39 Six Styles— 7 As Pictured : RE ee ere a enn ——— . — SCCRC CER eee ee ee Re eRe ane -- woes bap —-earren ins values extraordinary. ors and trimmings so — —. Sets, $6 7 i ‘aly ing ; dium and light weight Suits of medium and. dark‘colorings. neh burnished-finish fruit bow! "| i ii ¢ désien, and two 11-inch | aD Hi Every Suit in the Lot an Exceptional Value—Choice Colors six Fieor J | GUUS of Any at $26, Beginning at 9 A. M. Tomorrow = " 3 ° : | Solid shades, checks and i Slippers, $2.40 . Second Fleer binatio pink, = | i, 2-ttrap Slippers with turn soles; Setsnsceseusrecevesecsevecscsesereeeusneeeseesessesneseeens cneecvagecavaceascscssssuwsevevers@aneces shunssdsnesstaneteess a Sr re rs 4 us in ney 2 er istesin B, C, D and E widths.. a Sigs ‘ . ga orchid, red : > ¥ Sioned piece s . : —_ Fourth vn * pan ? , 10c to $1 50 | , 3 Sua Eeensenccorecncoreceeeseerssers = ae sdeort lengths ranging from TT i including narrow edges and mq 27 inch flouncings. | Main Fleer J ~- — Kerchiefs, Dozen, $1 ; of pure linen, nicely hem- h44-inch hems. Main Fleer > ” Yard, 38c -~ Friday—Our Value-Giving February Sale Vy m Tubing, 42 inches wide; very this special price. Third Floor | = sr Aluminum ware ) bet hades Eponge, 54 inehes wide “a ~ ‘“ g Third Fieer 7 to 16 Women’s Wool Sweaters| Women’s Hose » Trunks, $14.50 b ae : —Well-Known Brands at Extreme Savings Trunks with round edges: R ; ; ’ , . ' @ A remarkable purchase of Mirro, Wear-Ever, American and other well- $2.95 to $3.95 Values Seconds of 69¢ Grade ed with skirt trays. a ; EBeone of the first to choose ) $1.50 Frying Pans 75c Aluminum Lipped-style Skilicts 9c Aluminum 34% - quart _ shapes era re ¢ Made of heavy sheet $2.7 ‘ > Aluminum Rice or ¢ creal Boilers, Teakettles wi th high pol _ ¢ >; Basement EKeenems Stere 2-quart we = 81.89 iched finish § t r one * == aluminum, nine inches in , 2 ] eayv 5 Axminster Rugs ‘ diameter; double-lipped $2.50 Aluminum ‘ landers, a Ny | PSP spout and heavy wire Of colors and designs; hearth =-\—= - style with riveted " 89¢ aye. ae OP . oor aa bail with wood 2 iles grip. Lach = C rown us in He 4 for smal! spacés $6. R5 handles. Each. ve ie | One-Day Offering of Fifth Floor = Teakettles ° | : = = |= s-quart, neavy seet- | Aladdin Ware | ey rant noo Special at, Yd.. 17c ° ‘ ‘é F 4 2 i is " P " ‘ 5 ; " 7 x a « ee i} a se e - : > - P 4 ~ s £ ae le ot % uP ot = eS ae ae - P ‘ia. —S " . a 7 4 7 m : . ; a ¥ Py ry 4 pe +>. 3 : : We: ¥ Mage [aes ‘&: e . M wast Te > 4 z 5 on " . t f . =." 5 > : 7 . * ' ; + " . fi Cilbiag je a’ : y Aig Mads wate ee Ray « DINE AT ay op BAS c= ~ hee ee op ee ee , se Aa 44 Aes, See. yi 6 canta ee. : 7 -o¢) P nies ow var M i ‘ - p R " p $ aur Wee ae eats a wee Pee Oe ee ne ta i acs A Nina iis a Ae ER nD OO Sg el, Se i ee ee Are Sa, 2 , me Y- ‘ ; ee ee he Tolar , De ae ae . 2 ’ : f ’ ; r 4 ; ; ~"y Wiebe 7; Oto he Se * aA DE a = Ag teee { Sieh? it: See - ose rg Mas eb «oan S yes ee Oe Rey ihe. ew Ue ON t i yt ik cee rh og bsg ts ie. ts : y 4 4 45 So i ue . ea i an, y j — : . . . . , : a , ake - n ot ni GREE ois oI ae % ae $ Y iw iP Fe ee Nie Oy Fe " bee ‘ o aR aN a) es eT ye if 4 a4 aw, ye ee tee 7 ‘ 7 bts alt - b ae ON F - # , - "Ge yp A a ; <A ane A ee 5. react Br os Re a th 5 4 in ¢ r. eae rt rs 7 AE? a PEES t ale cals (a ei i. a ee So ro daeie ei Eee Oe oes ie Be ce Bee o iia: ie le SS Me! vr Ot) a eas re, Le oh) a nn Pee te Seat EAE eee Pe ee tee by dave oa IM, nite shat mah 9 EN, Hams Pe ee ee Te Lee Py 4 ‘ ‘ as eae 3 ~ \ Me A a; rt 4 al J 4 : ae vi a Dh 26: Ab Net 7 Ny " ty ad, Ny eee te een 4h 7 yj b- s ss Le We eae cere Py eee ea » , wie (ee i “ » r ‘ a te ; ‘ Sone Us ww %< 2 ee . Ra " ¢ 3 at ‘ee Se 9 nirh .- ‘ ~) hae ea - fe PITS a brit ¥ Us haat ie tor Os Migr oo or ES ee o ne f BP tena et pera eS ive a Rese, rolled edges — riveted My a pe eer as gia tele Pe ae ge ON EE BREE BI EE Ct eR 1, Ser -eeiael. anadien piece sets cousisting of @q Unbleached Indian Head Muslin §n i | $1.20 12-cup Aluminum Muffin Pans.. . 80c four, Spice Jare and alv- lengths from 2 to 10 yards; 39 inches wide. # . a $1.75 grade, subject to z atte 2.4) 7 slight dents. | BSc 9-cup Alominum neufttn Pans.... . 60c — Rack. Will turn white after being laundered sev- e. | me . 90c 12-cup Aluminum Biscuit Pans....55c | *¢ . it ee : hac | $1 2'-gt. Aluminum Lipped Saucepans 70c — eral times. $1.50 Covered Kettles :’ } Gabardine $1.90 Damask — = $1.25 Percolators a All Other Aladdin Pieces : 6-quart, convex-cover- Ali-white Gabardine Suitings, im All-linen full Dleached Damask, 3 : inum, Colonial | - 3] For F SS Pcamcungets et Gatien | ‘Including all the most wanted items ed Kettles with strong 3 sample lengths. An extra heavy | 76 inches wide. The quantity i« 3 75 : S ce == pattern, 1%%-q : —offered tomorrow at a discount butie and waed arine: ; — originally 50 somewhat limited. Spe- $1.35 “Ss = 3. , ae apt: yard | clal Friday, yard _ $4.60 5-quart Aluminum Teaketties. . $2.80 Percolators with remov- | Selonial 2 able filter cups and Oionial pattern. : : a R5c¢ ' ‘. ary Otme: Each. = . 45c Indian Head . Toweling ~ sat Floorcovering “t Tiound thread cotton, 44 inches All-linen tts sae * that Seriatiy | tiget-quality, | : wide, in lengths from 1 to. 18) highly absorbent or making d akes n of i Pia, . Te : te cn Spe- - possible this offering &F pape | : yards. For making fancy | kitehen or tea towels. | - two yards wide: a is ia . work. etc.: ¥ cial Friday. yer@.........- 5¢ patterns i ers, at such extreme ie 19¢ Wash Goods brown finich, comfortably — Bo : ~ . » i. ate pee . ) ; . with tapesiry or velour : eis | 2 ; i al silicided ei : | Seounds of $1.50 to $2 grades. in Remnants of 27-inch wate inclive ge arance & pe ee " TREE , ee ta Pte Aes p sises 72x90. 81X90 and 80x90 in. Waisting. Colored tes. ppe 7 Te e = : : if 7, ine a $ : ' , : ; an £ #5 a / HSU Hg ie rag yee srtat! , ; Limit of two to a buyer, in¢h Tubing and 39-inch } i. ‘ aS ee ° Ay . at} ‘torre mh : ’ :} = | / ’ pith ; : ; i] ; ; : . , . Muslin. Friday. yard | Basement Kconemy Store glass tops. Each.

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EE ee RLS ee ee f ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' THURSDAY EVENING; FEBRUARY 15. 1923. cee a 5 | PRES RANGE UP [NEW YORK STOCKS || NEW YORK BONDS |[_NEW YORK CURB Las - the Post-l)' spate ae : : Special to the Post-Dispatch mpertal te = nes se fae Se -eapesc ~ and sa ies of bends regresems | 81 ooe face value et " angele Frags em Rye > ¢ the 052.000 two years &§. , 3 Oe Pr SONS Se RS is “ NT om = an == ‘ % wren dend Rates High Tew, Close! Ch STOCK — AS eeaces. __ 'Saies Er t "RITINS High. Low Clwse. Sales. SEL RITIES. High. ; “Law. ~ Close. — MESTIC BONDS. INDEPENDE: , pS : — | i : .. —z INDUSTRIAL S Se curitie : ‘or : fe a { . —_— . 2 was a httie selling &» a STOCK " RET - —— —~ oe eS. = si GOV — MENT BONDS. SUSU RAAANEAILS AND IADLUS Alum 7s new ; ils a ‘another day of a ri | =. reece portin ..1 TBM Mais.104.89 104.52 103.81 * 36 | Am Cor Ot ¢ : 1 #1. | 110 © .. See Z2c y as 1 t upturn. Sut the marker Adams Exp 4... > ek: 20 Indas 2-47....101.84 101.74 101.78 PRiAL BONDs. | the Pieg and this pressure was « "icy, 1m G&E ts Stock Exchange today. wel a the marke’ *t 1OL>4 mip etse a hed ‘ , % —— | Ajax -Rediet...-. : 40 Stocks S582 £5.80 8496 ° 23 S bd ae S08 on 70 88 e670) ~ eel o.. os. Se" saa realizing saies were enc Le 14h * ee $$$ ; oe 2 we} 75) 7" *inc reas -* : > ons ma “0 - 6s ~ ef . oy Baty Anaconda Us : “a2 %, ov 4° 98! ox te Ox ft _ . nacona@a 7 110%: 110% se | : P 74 a 3 Os ce . fe tt Lt Anaconda ‘s e a emer cre —— : : . Qn 84 ~ ty aN a ae be . — _———- — -——-___ ——- — - se ' 108.16 Am Beet Sug 1. $35 at a's *¥YUSTRIALS. ~ re “23.1¢ 100. hese’ Br Shoe 4 x } “- a . £3 = 7-59 = of es 1 TC 2 tl. . 47 ' 4, ‘ = . . _ ‘ “= ‘1. oe a let? 168% (168 haere. ea a ® oe >. S) re i> cae aaieas us ee fo ~~ , ~ a ~ me ss as itm eet ’ a. » | me F bat — Brana? | tae late afternoon which ably reduced some of the | but in a few stocks w ling Was most mares California Pete. Westin -—. _ | tric and Industrial Aleoher. E . : wi ~% highest prices were reached sam ar the close ; - > mint ef the Gow For the rise in stocks the ae a ta. ; cant €c Laneet ‘Winch. y ey GS 1 , cessive advance in’ the Pra, es’ 73 345 . - , s *~? tS see , seh dial - a “* High. Low , is a) a” om ~ head oO f ~ _ = > is > es 3 2 wedh on nate ‘Se wei ts eg OT AT at A bee 3 ~ ow ee. & eras ~~ es ~ -e »- ale ti. v - - a FF FPSTPPE SPE Fi [—) iS 233 See io # oy! ¢ % a wd o wht = ive * =t o ~¥ a. aq 202 ed iv'l B., * : r 1lu- 7 a reriee ay ~ he co SS82N5 mt mee ee © @-!'D5 1p te OW «$ - te ' BUSH Le Ww Ve +1 a= wo gs § wh - oF FS Fs @aP ee geedu 6 . * - ~! prevailed throughout practi-. | " , whole session. Steel. cop- a Lac lede f,as 7s . a air & L 25 fit frre ” Smt pet oa -, ae r= ue ~«) fs 45 Qt 1 “ - Saw eoue «ea -contributed gains of a pint do 38 and rails were fractionally ... w Pa " Bonds maintained a steady As DG fe and call money again moved up. | 4s*¢ 01 6 me Re é ce . ie eee ‘ : 4 - LGOa& @ Se. .:. 8 Ro myis =“ territory that has occurred sham a “Dovrestic = Migs oman ine a eae are + , St, 60 Red Ia . Ie first of the year. * ; : > Alt Frait Nat (¢ & & &e = a Btarting at 5 per cent the price | a, aa Nat Leatber Se ~ a ae 6 °° 2s latter was raised t 5% per Afi Gulf & W Ta 1%! wo. : om ‘einen “~\ 58 French 8. “45.. 954 Jt bs oi "’ Panetts sind aig _~ rae wg ; Nat e Ties. 96%, 9. | Sl sat Ck new... +" The Bond Mart. ag the noon hour, and to 4 ba yee ot Oe) 39's - te deanna G me Benitt Ge "SS es. . 98 oo *s a ’ ty of Braz a a a s+ » te 29 *. 18 Sapulpa Reta... Ss ; . Start of the last heur. hut prectag efining . = an 1 @2 ¢ me s ta) . eae : | me F oO — aa rt “ ; 12. | , a2 > 4 ‘ PN Tc @ a 1 , a we . "ie Reactionary tendencies. red to 6 before the close. — “ Nichols 1% 30 3 : ee, laska J n - 4 L.3 ws the, ": hy [9 . z me ’ aa . ; : : —~ . , : y , its : dea if . i. Bin *., / ; > Twacerorth - ret 1 -4 “ 2 *s ' Go be: eT +>. ” wrt + : ,2 3s Et) Mth + 1s + j “— r Ss BB wet 2 xo Ts . Le =~ ¢ . ' Tas true ef some of the wong Bros. .. lt} ot of m Metals 4 . ~—s , a Me) wd +? 2 a vas ie ad os 2 ' t a Sp ° q . Turn ; 9: . vertibles. whi mity after the unsettling devel- | Beach Nut 2.40 +fRere : Am Roll M pfd 7. 98%,' 98 | 98 : > Mex Irr 4%. 46 36 : 23 =, ¢ Ra! U4 ty a4} °= Prinn Petco 7% : “ie vf s: ; nities: ah hich had been tof the last few days. and with | Booth Fiah .. 6 *5 ahs tty 4 (Am Smelting 4 SS Se" | a See 2 ee ae ne Og a . 4% itheu or 1e2 : ' eee - Yrapteary. but hare met political news scanty ase) (=" Swe S..,119_ Sama, oe gee FA. «oni 00 : 6 * 1 "Tl Norway * “1Li% 114% bi a ae iKs'3e. = *s . See , | taking. “A case in point is less. a stronger tone “was Rom C Gas. = me 1, oi, poy i aan aie = i$@a1 ’ “2 orway © ~ TS ~#, an i S611 » ie " a a 11 M1, I me C be de r Sc the Bastern Cuba Tec. pnt In the fereign exchange | Brown Shoe 4... .. ~ lL? m Zit 7% i 1; 8 > can Sn Te a ' Lous ty sc t& © deo “he a. - : ' 105 I 3S Acs a -- 3c = of £5,000,000 in deposit lia- Cora ‘foreign Government ond: , 4 to , i9Srs =) Pr Sm eis ~ _-_ a ~~ 3. Ors 7.34 Oe OO: 74x ¥ noe es 5 n ae? * . * ~“sil= & (| Owe ite oe bt ~~ = ‘ae * Ge &€ & « rs ~ Pa ~~ Wile de om i oe “ a — . ~ > ‘ ‘e : ‘ bend ped *we e re#f Rois ) Pee be ~ o Re a or 4 .4 ’ MISCELLANEOUS AND INDUS- RiP ae os TRIAL BONDS. 5 CRI rtg 4s 34 : , , . ‘go City.@ 4 Fellow pom 3 ccntg strong and Feb. 16.—Fo! leowi . : : - , . Press = — . . . bl = . . J 3 “* . ° = . ie: , 4 ~~ - , . : e , : : ut _ ‘ Henrmetta .7 - 2. : U : ' : » me Apply a Little Must le a ass cmotations. se _— , , Co Md ad o. 3. ~~ oe ake i ee ) : : ist 5e *: ts 3 : , ORES ombagecs *.. Same. 7 , 44 HOl Teo Nevada 1? ‘ = feature im the French Bank | | Feirbarks Co ‘ Full man Circulation. in fact. ta; heavy and less active, with 4 ent is the fact that the Gov- t mt ing power in such bonds S Ward Off t has been able to repay the © od Go SH TF. “ ee P L . E ' - : 7 “ s . . ' . : a wae ~ ~ : 7, ” + & i . > : “ " = ; Lt > . 0 4 + a ¥* ' : Ps ] * oe" Satie ~ pa mained high. ass evi : " : > ay 7 ne ad do nfa 8 | 2% ses, —— : ras ee oo. =. Se : . ! | - - pe = = Oe , 7 3 Tenet. .. 5s —_ roe 5 ae moe ae + =. a wew tissue of City of Philadets 4 ADVERTISEMENT. —* = = . = = = = Q. “20 Pa ‘. ret y . . : tS 7 5 “a. 10 I 2 ! = wees ~ , 110 oe ong regu ™ = apf s hee. a a4 And Musterole wos 't blister ; : - “3 | grea Lsa ea” © ‘the old-fasbiezed mustard. pi oVUFn~ [oe ea *O National ‘ ( , the Post-Dispetct 3 New ¢ im .. 34 5 > Detiews a | Tt pevetrates te the Sa rit Feb 15.—Foliewing is a re - . : prt .- 2 x gentile | ie. loosens *t ; ys sales. high. low and ciesing 2% N ¥ Porcupine. . _ tae > ‘= ara re ot the and 4 t the Chicage Stock Exchange: —— ons . crease. Fa and “> out pereness Hizh. Lew. ; : week 28 - os Mustercie is a clean, white zh. Lew. losing. | 28 — . = | Bo iver 38 of Aan. _ SECURITY. ‘one ae ment made with orl of mustard. It > a= 20 Siiverrmit! ° : a me $5 rom ‘ = —o. 0 § aperetiniion *™ 2 - > She and 45, jers and tubes; & ‘COTTON PRICES HIGHEP National © oe a ys ® . sere. $3.09. nited Rre 4s ¢ ON Som YORK MARKET United Rus sc r% - 3 Retfer than « mustard plester 250 Mohican Cop.... 40r We (¢ nge 7, im the an Jest spread it om with your Guna mtarama Have Whee! — a 3 3 ' own hae ie ae ie 2 em! CP age? S Pie a) ae x Ve 4 elim uw qt 24 Salt “sat Lt tid ri yr A . ae sat lghen we fi de pfd stp 6. Trvincibie cyl Se en ee eee Jewel Tea ies FAR EASTERN RATES. : er Demand, 48 45c cables, — Demand, 62.80c: cabies. : q - ‘ ~ ‘ - . a . ™ — « ‘1 7Sc; cables} tLee Rubber 2 .. su 8 7 : : 84.31 107% 10° > 2 97 NTs: =01 ae Oe - 1.020 Godchax 23 = 22° NEW YORK, Fed. 15.—The . ADs. \ . a a oe - otten mar- ydrauil com . » | S: : -@ollar—Demand. 32 * bc Lor w ‘* nc » : . * “ a Preteen E Ny : : " . é 5 } - - . { ’ a - ; " ; 4 ‘ " ‘ 5 . > hone: a4 . af ~ _ . eee: bh . . “ 3 : - : . —, : r. -~ ‘lee ‘ : »B 3 »2 ‘yy : “s . , oe i La . . ‘ : Lat ; . , if pI ~ ; = ri 4 ad . : rt. i ‘ ' ‘ té : “*gber. a : Tm 10c ey : iT. va : At! B ’ 23 . 3 rR T4 jl me ‘ - a , ‘ li nland Ste , *, bs 9 7.12 oF ernight spot ads ices from t National 110 4, . ” - f AFTERNOON was prodab!: ea ee > firmed reports of disturbving deve.opments tn oe Near East. while Liverpoo! was a burer there was a scattering tirade : ee | -— 7 —_ . This buying was supplied at about — == s # 5 po Dea by realizing thera Boatmen’s : y x . i ” Bank “4 Se itty active ear! > tiuctustiens were com- Netionasi : sai, | peratively narrow, with May ruling between | , : # . 5 28.40c and 28.47c, compared with &6.73c at | & Louis * 3 | the aane v reotarday. ) es Trading remained quiet a the middie =: Raker ofa r mi ‘ of the afternoon and fluct row. wth acti ? ; » : ris: “= iS peints net higher May he ipment ) 4a a 38c a s ao ‘tock = & -— - - > = : NEW YORK >. 15.—Cor 7 Fs : B quiet; middiing. ~3.[ic Tl eer ae ; — a F n — * | New Orleans Spot Cotton. ae ie , po bed 5 ; oF. ash. Mot a; 44 : Nwet AY we tadi vidual Nat +e ? Gebits to hank ane | Condu:t > we we eet ; 7 e A | HIP ‘ " ‘ Brew: 4 het» cae 7 - 5 ide Lhe ota id Ts ’ _ > : a + . i6 “Be * 4 “s fa Pre is + pe tern Comm>.. ..« ee Se a3 -$ ea orn ings 4: , te stock. 194.501 Sa. Sectiet Gee oe ; 3 ello ¥ TAR - : i 19 r 5 —, eee k , New York Cotton | Sere osm. ar 4 2 to” sales, 52.000 shares | ———_______ . . ; -— : + ~ —— = t ™ : ‘ ; NEW YORK. Feb ged "Ne Half-Way, Such tas etn all cost $40 to Blue Coats and eee ae occ * ef © ——— : : ne wool mixed. . | ) ae ii or U . ' At 216 Riatro Burtpine = Overcoats ....__- rs ea ree nee | __EW _ YORK, Feb. 15.—Butter arm: re) ff “= ; 7 | were unchanged, w: Reporte aa) cane at 2%! iran, 51 3th | B50 ¥ = | { rOURTE ond OLIVE STREETS cost and freight. equal te @53c for om- ™* Sc. —- “ ) om Pugal. but no fresh business wae renerted. iets. . . Srsta, St. Louts, Als, 3. pounds There was ancther ware of genere! eriling | id an | im a! po po vy ae ieee) a red bet pee oe © > BB. 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an * x Se ‘ sg Ps € Fa aa: is a ee SS ee ne ré eer A, -k Pr Sates eae Be ca a . ae ES ee Sines Ke a . 5 See = “Eng ae | | SPECIAL DAILY re 4 ' a Special Correspondent Post-Dispatch: EW YORK, yh ; her day of a necing Stock Fer Mhapeire: today. ng sales were encounte late afternoon Was most persistent. and Industria] 16.—It Was | e buy- such fornia Pete. Westinghouse Alcohol, as Elec. - est prices were reached right @ close. or the rise in ity prices. ly part of lat 15%, ata rew er than any last two years. of zinc, again advanced today. 1$21. The nia crude. of the year. e The Bond Market. eactionary : diy, but have met heavy profit. ing. “A case in point is that ’Bastern Cuba 7%c. On r hand, e stronger, stocks the was again ascribed largely to general rising tendency of incen. com. Sheel schedules ay-. are now the highést sine, the "Oopper cents a:pound was not high for 1923. price reached The same was quotations for which In the industry there was another 25. increase in the price of Penn- This is the sixth suc- ve advance in’ the Pennsylvania tory that has occurred since the but in tendencies Were diy- in most -bonds today. This true of some of the sugar con- ibles, which had been rising very £ ‘he the copper convertibles: with Anaconda taht Prices on - Heayy red in which consider. reduced some of the early gains, in a few stocks where th sss BS! ho £4 a oe 72 *>9 er than they have beén rince ~ were brought out and the Chifle » per 7s also were very active ang” er. » he first large foreign Government ~ e in many months was @ffere! | vy by the Dutch Bast I form of a 30-year 5% - in the amount of. $25,000,000.. yield on these bonds to liest redemption date is 20 the er t and 6.40 per cent to maturaed Pa ‘therefore viewed as a little.acre ctive from the redemptioga — ndpoint than the outstanding 6s, ch reacted a point or more cn : Other wers | t of the comparison. gn Government veries. ° The demand for municipal bonds fF ‘ and prices gs ntinvued strong ned high, as evidenced y on a 3.88 baSis. re firm. | bonds vy and less active, with the bur- power in such bonds quite a 500d reduced since they had their by e~- , the WwW issue of City of Philadelphia 4s Liberty bonds In the railroad depart- nt there was little feature. ” —— : t.LouisStocks| — OUIS STOC : Transactions on the St. Louis Steck Ex- @ today in the ate amounted to shares of stock an nde. following is a list of sales made ané pee and the net changes as compared yp AR «mma gay S saier or last pre- s oom . oR anene nee acrease. crease : ' Net. — RITY. Shares 'Price iCh' ge. of Commerce... 7 ener com. wh sw ri i$} 5 i ; Iron com....., i ” ae Boe Paulic P. B.. pfd. 145 643. ° %* tional Shoe 20:6, |* % oo ge pfd a0 228 h'— % , com... y :— nal Candy com... | 45 | 34 —_—7 : mal Candy com.. 10| 7 — “ onal Candy com 100! 80 i—od mai Candy com 15, 82 —2 ; — Candy coin 15! 83 2 ; y ; 26 2% \i— a tional Candy com... io 83 (8 " 4 ited Rye oy *C of D., $4,000) —Il ‘x * ited Rye 48 C of D. 31 1,000) 6144 —1"% a ner Elec 7s (1987), $1.000|\100 _... . . . AFTERNOON SESSION... . ___ % raulic P, RB. com. 150) 6% * % “3 ulic P. B. pfd 10} np?) °4 ; lic P. B. pt 602 *% tional Shoe pfd 11:116%— _ : nal Candy tom ae 2 nal Candy com 10: 8 % 3 al Candy com So | & Ist ae dy ee si oma Refining . 28) 14 — %& ___ CLOSING QUOTATIONS. , OF Tes hants’ Bridge Tm 6s... 1 (1004 ee i-Rjdison El 5Bs...,... ee yO Rk aH op ae dae t=. 4 & ; y Diss oak le = ™ 7 Portiand Cem 6 1937|.. ...1103 | e* vi ee a oe . ae. | Mz | a ; 1 Opening c ro Buitpinc IVE STREETS e “a A =. Le ek Ma, Exuiotrr R. Covpan ** ‘are Invited 6 en hd ae 8 ame. ust spread it-on with your fingers ‘Tt penetrates’ to the sore spot with a) gentle: tingle, loosens the congétstion a a | Turpentine, Flax, | Linseed | pee trax oul the sorencss and pain, men ti vr raw ene $1.12 for hotie t made with oil of mustard. It is * AVANNATI Ge ge fine for quick relief from s sore ggeert ‘ {i 7 4 saies ot) receipts a7 ehin- *} rr . - | brouchitis,. tonsilitis, croup, stif 9 a Ra ee 8 ] ol moe n fire cation 43 rere pia. e . mm ’ cave wh neck, asthma, neuralgia, beaflachs, 's" 911 Quote: BD k, $4 75m 4. 85 FG f congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum iy t. $4 ESCs. ae: K, $5.20; M. #540 *X «? 7 we { « , ‘. - bage, pains and aches of the back or s viene; ‘wige'. Ven Shaner Suc joints, 6 sprains, sore muscles, beuises, Vlaxseed on track. $2.98% @3.91 4, arr re. Chilblaing frosted feet, colds on the foo OG; oo , 3 a ones om BR iy asked: Mas To \% asker Ju . _thest. Keep it handy for instant use. | 2 .\.- pe and 65c, jers and tubes; hospital : re, $3.00. ee Pater than a mustard plaster = —————- cciatalenitilliiiiagiianas ~ Chicago Provisions Ag | CHICAGO. Feb lo. 9 lowing is ai re + of today's rig e iowa and previous ling oenvotations mH the proviso marnet oe High ia ‘lowe VY es UT IN HALF STYLISH—SNAPPY—SWAGGER *2t0°9 SUITS -: GABARDINES—WHIPCORDS VERCOATS: ” No Half-Way, Reasonable Offer Refused Such fine makes as Hart Schaffner & Marx—Many cost $40 to $90——Many as good as new. Brandnew All. Wool $3.75 ‘Pants, wool mixed. . Bony ond Vers al 69 5 ts, new, worth pn Serge Coats and "$7.50 A : Berge Pants... ‘Brand-new Work | 95 a $300 oe $2.75 Bestaw Bow 67 45, Boys $2.15 1012 N. GRAND GIRLS’ COATS, $1.95. Brand-n e w—-Other~ prices $3.76, $4.50, $5.50-—-Worth double. IES’ CLOAKS, DRESSES. $930 $ latest styles: alse | Samples of All the newest Spring Dresses, Suits, Coats, ‘wad Grand Gers Glep a Door + a OL a i WAS. YA ne ee 4 nh} ‘*y, . ie gOS RE GE I a oie ~- Company, FUR COATS, $18.50 Brand-new. newest novelty SUITS -.--S1, $2, $4 DUE TO SLOW-WORKING KIDNEYS Get Rid of Bladder Irritation Feel Strong and Well! THERE IS DANGER AND DISTRESS IN KIDNEY AND BLADDER AILMENTS Begin to get well right away. Reward:—The Blackburn Products Dayton, Ohio, hereby offer a Reward of $1000 if every letter published is not the genuine unsolic- ’ ; ’ Endorses Balmwort | Pain for Two Years Quickly Banished Dear Sirs: Sirs: | have taken one box of Black- Dear /burn's Balmwort Tablets, and will say they | “Sleeps All Night Now,” “TI Feel 100% Better” 1 wae bothered with kidney and e Have taken two boxes of your i Tabliete and I am just fine. Fee a hundred per cent better 1 was in the of «getting up three or four times a Men and Women Everywhere Praise Balmwort — You may have only backache or-- Pittsburgh Lady’s St. Louis Man Has Not Lost | e . 2 > - . * - . a dragging, weary stiffness and Frightful Experience | way s Work in Five Years ‘soreness. or sudden, shooting, stab ' Sirs: For a long time I have wanted | be 6 Says Kidney and. Bladder |‘ S write and tell vou what wonderful bene: : | bing pains. fit I received from taking Balmwort Te Mavbe n Trouble Reduced Her to 9 tn oe veet R snag madiney aan i a ! matism. due to 00 , : : a Mere Shadow eould not bend my back te pick up my | your case it hat nol ahie to do a day's work ee : indi mort Tried five of the best doe is a blinding Suffered Four Long Years, mn ag AES FE “rast, pen" headache, di Balmwort Quickly Helped | 2°07), 912° i?" vEthon® iitinols, TP omet 2 | "ith P physician of prominence. He invited me | ‘aesy Dear Sirs: I had suffered for four ye@rs |/tq hig office. examined me and plainiy toy , . with kidney and bladder disorders in the me he could ao me no good. But he von- | feverishness worst form [f had suffered everything | fidentially told me to get a box of Balm- iy but death, and | loat weight from 180 pounts wort Tablets I commenced taking them and chilly 8€M-| |, 117 pounds and was so week that I could and when I had used 14% boxes I went into +; not walk. ! picked up your little book. | «the Mr. Vernon Car Company Diant and | gations. read about your Balmwert Tablets, procured | started building cars In all I took 3 boxes | ’ them of the druggist and when I had taken | 6f Balmwort Tablets. and in the past five | Pain in ré-;| half of the box | was able to again do ™Y | years have not lost a day's Wor Yours | , (own work. I can and will recommend it/truly. John H. Badgett. "008 North 138th gion of blad-|., a! who are suffering from kidney an4!s: St. Louis. Mo. ler | bladder troubies like mine. ey ee ‘ + . again. ' remain, yours truly, Mrs nha on 'Dantz, Rear 98 Lacher Ave.. Wood Run Backache Gone, | / hese are the | N's ‘Pittsburgh. Pa. Now Feels Fine) usual symptoms of kidney and blad. bia | Dear Sirs Just a few lines to Jet vou know | * «ais ance r @ vou . . how mu: etter 1 feel after takine more der disturbances, and they cause You | Weibwerding Lady [of "the Balmwort, Tableta and the ‘laxative » tired ‘e rvous, irri: | . . : mixture sure do fee! fin to be tired, depressed, os" 0 . A Says Irritation and Pain now how te thank you. but it ot any time | ‘ cre te vour liv and! 66 . pivou wish to use mY nan r ? table, and cross —_ — Sets the Nerves Wild’ tion of Balmwort Tablets vou are free to associates fo #0. as 1 have found out there 5 hl t er.e | gentlv that thousands gratefully ane | Sorting 2. ‘aoa’ dean Woleet oe. as aier'| Dear Sirsa: | suffered with a pressure m | voluntarily send us their words OT | siso took them. She had inflammation | lewer part of beds my back ached cor , , ' > She took the fter she nualis f had feverishnese and felt as sraise and satisfaction Usuallv the | of the biadds she to em " tinu ve aa wl. praise ‘ oes : - e. had been using a doctor's medicine in vain. | though ! would never yar? egret’ » oon first few doses bring AstTONnISnNINng ben lend got relief at once We aiwavs in- | Baimwor' . abiets ané ieee poe, Mh and . . , ; , frend to keep a box hands My sister an! 1 felt a cnange Fin e acn! : ' efits after many other treatments fail.|* ee me ene ae cee Aienith: and | evessaee sraeeatt leaving. Then | fel: | Beauty’ books ard would like for you to! eo much better and bought the ngs: Powe i;o0 now to your druggist and get ‘send one to the address on the coupon en-| That wes in July. and T have sot suere i? B ’ Tabl ‘elosed. Thank you. Mrs. Andrew Nilsen. | since. J am forty- three and had not been the regular size Balmwort Tabletse— Fg ey - PI nl one | he = At mt hataem. Mew. teak werk or the Trial Size. Remember! Balm-| ~ with ease. 1 hope this letter may reach | , is 1 : d 59 others. so they can know how good these | | wort is wc et Me contains awe . tablets are. Yours truly. Mre A. B. Lister. : harmfu! or habit-forming opiates. ‘Ohio Preacher Rh F. D. B. Box 61. Houston. Texas. have done me more good in the relief of my $$ habit ited expression of the users of their | kidneys and bladder trouble then pil the night. but can sleep pa we 8 now, oh ‘ > of ' othe dicines I have ever taken for this et bothered at ry ‘medicine, given without pay of any other ma ge Sonar: Rev. H. B. Miller. pot bar Fours truly, Jack wil jams, 1014 ansa® ‘ SOLD BY Wolff-Wilseon, Judge & Dolph and All Leading Druggists D., R. R. 10, Wooster, Ohio. fOr kidneys Pin Cherry &' ‘ almwort Sleep the Night Through ee ee FF OO REI CoN aa t 4 nd oe : 4 * i ~ 01. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15. 1922 ; a sno ' - ee. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . * WHEAT BREAKS 4¢ Ty 06 NO vY : e on t . » = _ ICAGO MARKET | SLUMP IN | Butter, Eggs, Poultry | Ht RUN T HEA foals “compared ith previous, dave this | heifers; kitting soerially on beet sows and Stages of the Rivers. 1: St. Léuts, 7; no change: C . ) - : eI THE CH R | megium grades $13.50 tn 814.25. 50 10 $15. | top sieere, $10.80. weight 1100 pounds: fe! Pittsburg, 15.4, fall 6: Cincinnati, 42-3: fall 4: Memphis, $4.3, ' e St. ouis commission houses paid toe Pain e loads matured steers and Ssaees $10@ . _e Bets Vicksb 2. 8: New Orleans. 10 the Post-Dispatch ; Pe prices to farmers and country | $13.5 50 3° $13.25. culls $10 to $12. mutton | 10.75; bulk beef steers, 38-25 75; con- ickeburg. 42, rise ° fide rat 1s Show! wien ene | Satpoere for round lots ef the various ar- (5 50 to ae Ly Hy Ba wus =a Sent and cutters, 4 ” 100 to a 9 nigner;| 28.7. rise 1.7; Louisville, 11.5, ris¢' 12.7. rigesh . for the break of over enia %n a orders are usualiy quoted NATIONAL STOCKYARDS Ph Feb. HORSES AND MI°Lus—c ommission ré- yo Caives, hi er, stockers and — ' int. There —Receipts todas estimates Catt! a lcef ¢ . & ers £10W. eteady; bul desirable heavy - the ear!’ hi gh So n Plies oice light weight lambs. big, 4c higner: thie pressure was with ira.” ei,ed from Kansas City and i hice . . i, = Cc. lon oo .. 5 ac. opened about stead). top Siv. although the . ear top 15835 to packers. heavier end B vst lg Bh market oxperten J iaen kete« G@ .tnCago mat daisies at akinad oe “ a Mins ar in 1%4 4, 118 3, 1?0@1 19%, 125% * 1M on n6. ae.: pro: ‘ers. we spring yearlings bull 4.00 to $ te dad, best s¢iling' to 200 pour, d average s $8 560@8.65: top.) 6 4% ’ , » ae ee ; orders. Exo flor = Pon ’ ‘ nt ei K. €.115% 111 . 11 Ib 114 “ : | chickens aie cull chickens. 84 sGe: e. upwards of S89; butcher cows. buih $4 to, $8.65. bulk 710 to 2°5 poun butc3ers pend mills repo ts gy ga cilHns ' _ - pons. 9 pounds ane over. "9c: ca $6: cutter cows. buik $3 to $3.56: canner $8.80@845: bulk 240 to 300 pound durch this ac - aaa ten ate eee JULY WHEAT’ | Pounds and even, 2.c: capons, 6 pounds, Dae: cows, range $2.60 to $2.90; heavy beef ers, $8. 10G8 "5: packing sows around $7; a Sut the ‘extreme temper ‘cures St L115 l12 ‘sa “‘J12%b 114%, a r = ree hens ond young tome, ulls, 34 HO to $6.50: bol ogna bulls, bulk a ne 7.25 @8; heavy wel ht Aoge fled to materialize, This tended | Ch!. JIK%s 114% 115 114? 117 ty-% | G8e: Abeks, Sic; musoory ducke. Be: geese $4 oe a ee ee ee eee. Ot D583. medium, $8. 16@8.55; light. . faile “~ ke K. 7.310% 1 ° adh Fewer be c; musoovy ducks, 9c; geese, $4.50 to $8.40@8.65: light lights. $8@8.60: packing ne of the props of the bull Marke P& Mi 107! . 1OR tua round l4c d = * : , gpanrms sa |'round. J4c: old guineas. $$: ‘young BUI | poe the week: Receipts moderate, quatity | WS smoaih, $767.40: packing sows. Hundreds of St. Louis H have taken ad Saeed at the low polnt of the day SEPTEMBER WHEAT OE ie eta ae over, $5.50. | igs {medium to common largely: beef steers have TOUSD. $6.75@7.10; killing pigs. $7 2bas. undreds o us Housewives taken advan- . oe r di 4 { . ’ ~ - — * Zomiy a? Cundg, at “eC ; ‘ a ns ; > ‘ ttrle— c 1 7000 ] vert ‘tive: boef selsins was gene redited to Eas Stl. 1144, : Ay See 111% a 112°.a @180 pounds. at 114 11 2c; 180 200 Ibs.. | retained the early lose and close ebout steady: per em he tg eat A Ms pathy - Bae nigh tage of our Special Factory offer but the rea #0! one. iver were dif Chi AES ‘s 113°, @ ke 115%, h ni 10@10! 2c; coarse Tt nderte under. | ?U" her yeariings of ' 0c , = ‘Sc, eiminat- | - - - —= . n n e moet piaws- : i s a‘ ing 3 Viol ain; bute co Ove reason #! aay, oan” ad = 8 ce il RK 108 106 ‘e. , Jere oh ® SOS S weight. 4‘spounted accoraing te quality. ne par F an ous wees gain: utcher cows ] OMORROW ¢ that was bough! {np anticipatio; , MAY r Ons : VEGETABLES. ‘o 15¢ higher: beef bulls steady: Re hem ion her was that a ®t 76) 414% « 74%b 56 hat BEF’ &\—Home- t ner bulls 15 to 75 higher: stocker d feeder | + yorabie legisiatt« Coun F a ; Jv» ss + t oa = a growr s0c- ne bu box Ulls ” -J» fKigmer; stocker ane eder toca! interes! vas forced in ‘ lose o.t ' hi " LL | r 4%, 4 4. « - (Ot, 7 ; } new Louiriana. &4 to ‘$4. 50 per ‘bb! Texes stock stead: to "oc higher, and ‘ eal calves i an ance “ 4 ive trace: Easter houses were’ K C€. 73AM@% 71% tliga *s % a] bu baskeis $1.50 about steady f Thi W k % ) eo ee eee 1OLY CORN |$40 to $80" new taconsin Holland seed. tWOGS—Hog receipts for toda re moe . oh} oO 1s eek at “ e, on rea k iO i “ ) é + - > 7 . : " — | coat rf aneonete ‘ ont $1. st +4 »“e-'s FO See 4 ered ee Teo er ee Oe craje to light, the estimate of 10,000 head i ; " . ots ; ‘ ’ y . . ; s ms Ae »* ; 7 a et oe eee: ——J=S - ott Se Jn | si Pi sat Py to Sar : general market showed an advan f 25c to ° ae ht . Bl smpede of ce a Ba pv “AD OATS hte. $° HC to $2 GO Orica, L'g-bushel 85. with shippers and light bute! ee the} ictrola Instal ed thelr + a * «a } " holes a*® no St 47% oe . 3. 2 mor popular claases Butcher hogs on tre | ; ‘ cores Country .ailed 4. a s*eD LEeETTUs r—/( alifornia iceherg. «3 ‘ : . “ | : >. « Bigesicct ees, are yes SL ey avutua faildoy 2202 |g ck CCReeaitors iter, 9a et amu ct Banta faa | AD Period Consol Bird BN corn to arrive ou he vurchase = a “i 56.90; 2 ota a B ee es. e to $8: ‘#8 i from 190 to 220 lbs.. but the medi um and | & A in eri onsoie va | » Die come sel ad "! , Me mal K apaiares $" be $” 30 gag» pes? . ry be | ee ee te ak ote Ss 8. 60 $8 ' f | : ae » toOlor ad o brown beau’ — ° pening rounds f ' 7 te ’ ob | Head Phones = $4 25 * . Whew ! os slumped after a steady siert $1 o $1.10 Sorthern slate 8 aHSc to $1 os i” gher than es*e anc sags . Wi h T N as ORE acthinn ae ee liriurmphs. $1.48: a mo ru! =. from $3.50 to $6 $6.00 value. it wenty ew 2 | le —— e toda) OF RUTABAGAS—$1.25 ver 109 pounds OP oy ‘ ; , tures followed. Tired longs were credited SWEETS POTATOES—Home-grown nancy _SHEEP—-With another very light supply Head Phones ed $5. 25 Selections of Your ~». ce “with sé@liing and the ma: an into stop ail, BO to SO Rermuda. 40c “o 50c; white rf ey pagep eth Ch ’ | I d d ; rdere L.iverp ld to 1! we te ao" Suie 50c to 60c: red nanse- 7.00 value Oice inciude oss order Averpooe .clore| aq to vs mond, 90c to 10 per bu box. Tennessee bu . : . higher. which fact with firmer exchanee | ha myers ane ee ; $1 RRs Se Aerial Wire neo-ft, 350 Without Extra Charge x ; rates exerted influence eariy market it is -_ a ve (10 ~ ‘$1.10 coll 2 “was -\#imMed hy sore that the weather was ! STR! NG } BEA NS—F lorida $:: i* $3 75 Rolle Sk i | i of Se severe as some had anticipated. P* smipe i / Pitee of. ? : um 2, TURNIPS- ~Home- “grown, washed, 50 to / 4165 Ball bear ane Y HG ba an ip? L@a Pg sia io} Ri vase 1 an- ner bu box new ’ ouisiana. ° Re to $2.25 value. SE SCS as rib -d us benrigh facte 50c¢ per cozen bunches 2053143 | SN heat clused * .¢ to 4 rover Ma sHowe ia 3 é ne the greatest loss Corn a)so ended sul FRUITS Inner TubeS Suaranteea $1 19 | fan me ble * s of Mae APPI.ES—Cald storage harreled—-Le- $2.00 walue = : os « hiveg pre = Te. daviw. £%.50 to ‘ ge xe. $2 to §4 3 { « & ; ere tne Cae Le é ‘wT OWwL_Lwigs »4 © b.50 “M'inc#ta be | 50 v nner 00 $ 3053 ty: : ; "NO ie se gS #! tnat he ‘ SO. ao) ora “4 BR to $6: ew York \ . : : He “AS e of the ope. ega | gra grechings. Sev iaanoe oman hearty Ste value b; the ena of export credit bitis v1 RAM RRRIES. Too! Grinder oonusbem the al cash greh “Th d whea RANBERRIES—‘ape Cod +.0we $4 00 rin eI - | vas ] Cc owe bial she as of pe ri rate 0's 3 7-in. wheel; ; lowe ermal as air ‘ ash ¢ MANANAS-—6iluc to O%c per it regular $5 value an | f ‘ ke 5 ¢ a i] e fi: 1ig.° ; IRAPEYF" : = # orias ‘Ss o 90s - ’ wre s ; “ =» tT; “ > An le 4 ; . 6 te a ee / 3 : EMO we a! 0s $5.50 to Chisels Size % to! tn,; . ner | + ere ee ee $6.9: per hor 4008 ” $4 50 o ] . Le] } * y ! }¢ t “A © ta P opt - 4 ad = « - . 0). oe . » No tg he "one ig: Peat "" 3 ket ‘The Fr ORANGES—califormia naa $3 te $4. os — Priced as Low as $74 50 is % gly irie opened .dto *d highe aniu 2 ge 0 50 to So v0; tangerines, + ‘9 Hand Saw | 75 Be 98 " a ee ‘ate ame 4, t hi nl "her Was at ee grt: ih De : a n L F 4 ang agg Pg ee lid a gy 2 CRA WRBERRIES—Florids, 45¢ ver at inten Can Be Arrange as LOW as | oo a Argent ne eLertesd sorne inf} jence i? corn ————@ as oa ae | " Nail Hammer « ' varanteed; May whe opened at ..ea july wheat} } Gri M4 Ms 4 0 — ry , se eee conn Se, ee eee | | Cash Grain Prices 8) value A | | Bs e 76 lye jul en a a ‘ and Bep lier corn ! -— —- ; TOILET OUTFIT i ) . > " 7th ri ? CHICAGO, Fet. 15,—Whea!t, No. 3° red i.oca! whe receipte which were +0,S00 |S] 244 No. 2 hard. $1.22%& Corn No WEEK re ompared with 108.000 a week ago and!> -.* we a ci “21. Meal Vitreous ebinart a F es ~ : . : i mixed ie . 0 4 ived ~ "a @riao'4e $1,200 iast year. included 18 cars local anc}... a mixed. T2e: Ne vello 781, @ia complete with cel- ; ; 1 3 100 busi ” ° "~ Bt . a 1 +3 000 « No. 3 eliov 7. 'y@t74 No 4 e-3t. iwloid seat. --..-.- | j da _ a a. ee bean wee Mo 2 ‘ 31,.ea@7 ‘ : week ago and 91.000 last vear. inciuded| +4" @+~% > aante (2 '3% (Om W e that is not guaranteed, at practically. 4} cars ead and 46 through Oatea recess. | N ee : sl ais a* tampie grac9e Supreme Motor Co. | hy bur a ypmerngs nang Poy 0) $ d .s a ec a } a v2 call; ot are lean) APS tonne pomented with} white, 70% Gute, No. 2 white. 46047 . ae Seeaeah Wnsethens fl ll [ 4 al Wale 0 | the same price? Buy the SA an e safe. 74.900 «a week azo and 38,000 [a3 eal No 3 white 45', qr4e NO ¢ white, ¢i “_ F Jal ~ OS nena . ' includec care loca and > rour! ita Five ‘ 2. oe a BR % « Barle sae Ae 2% a6 st > Chi Di h ily sry nae ~t ‘ 4 @1 41 ugh. } 1; ones cu OHs a OS) Locust St. rgan ol S to Cc ean as a ina is ~ ADVERTISEMENT. , i “Louis Cash Grain ves aaa op + a Serra see ee inal 7th and Morgan Sts. 1007 Olive Street | As Easy | ~ . i 3 Ps ‘ ’ . " ok At LC a 4 : ss Sent Ye The Bic Stere on the Cerner 4 : sion cepts y's, Se on ARE. ogy) Slattery Opes Rights Usil Miaa 5 ashi tind red winter wheat. ‘$1 42 ie, DS ved. Winter \oo "ae ant Mer “102 , , ss » : wheat, cuter j=-Cammegan, 3 Rerthere,, A; Sahat Combinatio : r RAW, SORE THROAT wheat $1.0781-40. No 4 od ee —e - _ ——4 Bi; 2O@1.> at red amutty whea beat ——— Ni 1 yello hard wuea $1.23; No. 2 yel- tie ae Ta hard wheat. $1.20 No. “ dark - hard * anges ease Quickls Ww hen y Ou wheat, $1.80; No. 2 mixed_ wheat! 9) "4@ | 4 Li +s) M sterole ] "oO Ny "* mm » corer ; ae ‘ tate ice: ' They are the lateat modern my r \ rTellow cor! oe te ‘ pply a r © us + gy a ov nae Tle; No. © white corn, | ype, with Sas oven and brotier ; -4e: Na. 3 white corn, 73 No white | 3 entirely separate from the coal r And Musterole won t blister like cats. 46! No. 3 white oats. 45 'e4c; No. 4 and wood ovens—two separate old-fashioned mustard piaster. | white outs, 44), ‘anges in one. They come in all white. azure blue with gray : trim and white panels, also dark stippled .blue with white anels, splasher and drip pan. hese Ranges are finished ato either heavy nickel or alt per- celain trimm! nee. Special re blue 2-nole coal, 4-burner gas top High Gar Oven ene pits | and Broller zr. a MT | Hah : Hi Mts " ar Fi pi ; 4533 Ab he if i. ‘- ” , ih f hh Ae ‘ at 4 ee t A Cai ty - gan i ne iN ra fal * te - This is the famous 4e- vice that protects you f against cooking disappoint: 'i ments. Automatically ie: lates oven temperatures fer” one dish—-or whole mva!. Pvt : dishes in—take them out fectly cooked. No wate ing or worry: s | 2.00... Easy Payments if Deetraall Liberal Allowance on Your Old Stove ‘ This all-porcetain SaANIcO Range $48.50 Oven and brelier 14520 taches. BUILDERS and OWNERS of flat buildings and other.quan- | | tity buyers invited to see our special apartment house gas | - ranges. Specifications and prices upon request. MANUFACTURERS on ae Permanent St. Louis Store and Display Room ; OLIVE 1240 Dr.KINGS

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ty et » Sinn Cage eS ke ? ’ eS i ee EL OP ee ! mane LO Penn a. if ISPAT oe 3° Fs ; The cry 7 “’ A ec ssaiaatiah . : emg ae D RETR ys seg FP toatyne ae st. Lov . EA oe~6,8 hen “age i of T 6,85 | cis tut Pa uis mat will shim 4 8 AG E of building recon iversity eet Marri NTS etn gg ie to ge WAN } * oe roy ts, the on . : 4 simi at White. “a ice 1 : Co. yester hite Louis "A Howe is of $35.0 she R ds | ithe 3 miles south of by _ fire B ecorded s last ais > ve WA aati d ret ouse of of Jeff hite urial year— scenes Iaa er eat fo Ret ersqn e | 3 r ers &% palette * seen is a Chari MARRLA rmits HER} 09 M O “ fs ther . enle of ae laym réligi- Alonzo. ae GE L Feb. EN DEAT RE HLT 4 Satderector University. lee Taylor Marie ICEN Hermsen ( Title HS than chicas att the oO es P. Sta uit Fa mh James. Spel ore Marie. Henry SES Hermaen > A = in t COR ry ae z dam r of fon Th th-| ome Sp M M Hen Jab 4 n —~ 9 mo Hayes 188 > rest SITLL hy ered a tl a e ry wate. chainiee la: ry ~ Fu Mrs the 0 ' eres? ae E i. by - was re retr shan, s wht Nenana, o egg E. = | pesldance, J. "3 beak an mes Cai ae RE ita ih go was virtually said’ that parece sBicis McKee an a8 eid free Satperiss | 6 DE E oth ee $7 €3 e. q y f n gm se en . H Oo me l place nn uis arr i her ‘ ' ee ae “5 ully at | Lyan B. Meine aaNet pb I etfie! : ‘ FFMA* will mar fr He 19820 At AT eee iia Cc Pet ce narod aon s. | da N be Sainvan rm- 33. at his MM Re es aii He ov- | Ph ter eee Mae Spence Hoftm: Feb. N—E given. evard the fa brother y 1040S rons s f. bed Sai ae: ii a smn og ie | on pean BOE Sr - a ean a 2 heey | new ee it eae set eS 7 sfoolm — | rGl+ ndfath Rin usba 7:20 w te) Jon nelly will Brida M r Ry ont : Fs ph sis fae ‘dl jan Spa se--- Mary arie ep | uis sral trem ey) ah of the’ edn to Friday andl ante eR Shea, yan eb. 14. | LOST . paper ——., ES* ees z' . “igs K my ad oe ary McHu : BR ; m., t aven rom Mey ee 0 the aap \ Sac ¥ Mm riors pl Rya so! RR” S A ; 3s * ~— tae 2 >) J must astl, Ma s. Th E ringe vary o St. ve, F e Le ly ur d ‘late rd ary red orning ce n. n of ed | ais A ay ' | M i bon e". a} oa ” | 3 M. Hinds - T ~ po ee Rrecksm . H : Be. Michael's 7 Feb, po en ae SAN Gaiee oo Pye the BUNCH oe FOUND = ; a 3 - Fak 2 ae pony James are vy Pe eleste _. | ee vs . Frc 1 pel, 222 er | if. day -—T aaa urch. aS ay we pwd J. box ke oF Lz i Lest. = ba Ba ng Bee! fd ih , HP Ged Food, Donald 1 Ee trongm aA f ee! sperteatseeeeh Gack k, u, Regooty 5 1833s sa ask c00CH ETO Low aa i AS ’ > = eas ' 9 ’ = ; f : ae , ~ e: pe: peers & WEE 3 8 s ood, W Paul’ 4. "Gree me an. Rowling idaho—Th i. | + mee ge a fate rest, W 7 cal. | Boga ce ee 0338. ‘S into rest oe Bilis. 1086 an: re Leak at inciadine A = cee”: ae - cs a 1 ‘ , e : 4 ‘ 4 : : tw ; oS ai ee ss pe ~ ¢ Combizat Well OR oy Mighlané ain. Gre ae Wi | avenue. amet m chm m., edn ™ Sandbe San men Die Sara agg am. Thu (ch.| with. Pits my ond, Sts patrol payee # : ee ee ed 00 ae h rra Sadled is, M — ' ‘ary rrid - woul vea ste of * op- y 1er- the yy . of E a Ee Hard a o— baa Basar? é a f on EK} abl and PR oA ley, ouis, oenix ce, —M HU Ce ay. F denc r, ose] a me in-! ‘lat r 80 dea lisa ple- nk. y Clot Low ‘Olive ~S; . =, | : = Fi W i eae — a 4 1u r n Pi. - : PF Fat WEE ine HK chip sage en 5 Aig + Mrs. 16 _ipuenme nas /yuniniert + 192 ntered 2p. me te. pay shauver” ch eb. ree in Sand¥otne, ch ary reward. 88 cleide oe . : married = wert . All - ars pai no m : aries it 2 cHerman ngtield, nen Yeley oO oe ee usband of ee rest, Lo) | Cutters’ t ees 2108 8:30 forty: “marking t, lar 8312 N. Broad é ational hard, work is. Y ~ ie 3 EEE Ss aq zz ood } alls f a aac uis lan, M —Fr ; on r unc rother Anna m Tue | SM Tnio ro tee es Ss ONC Mea of o ; m™m e. db 9th way an or : : +3 SS pire ee aici ad 1s sx“ or Ke Well; Sa eda FB one: ana A se sday, | TH Mant mag Bo ere nene 13486, thes eat & juish-gtay or Oliyé * a seer a a y eee i ge y ce good Siena ter, Ma ! ae iy = Th Pipy Bt uae ed W.| Feb 15. eae to eT ster Hoéian + tip-ef one live ony € THUR: aren ¢ ia foou E Bac haegs ry a See ursd rothe ert he ntere uis lo en Ray. urch, | D Ft og pe go LE — | oe | eae it. ; a di ‘ibe ; e ag dwa At isiianeteniiin re n, M L. u Pete {is ghiin’ ay, r- ~int M. Hu nee | Fu 2. 1923 J cal er Paul's IAM ont Trew ne Penny t 17 of ; col Se t Wie oo rd Ea ae? io rs gouri n's Feb la °'P n %, io : of ON a ard ‘ 83] ‘port oh si } #5 Pe Hii asd Tolo—Priecia i ure.| K P ieee 38 at 2. nad | ity Bie, ie Jennie nh Da sear son roar, | M bie sss. SEL xigt ae he | cite et UNI _ ~ ne Cc ecea Interme: Lb Met “Tas t. An ois ennie 1ursday, on Lost: wt Tie Ce > A rt charac it wa. *% av jib = - ote & a : Ha . ch | at CKE— lub Bs wast fave aes Inte on Se s H Smith. ye. 8 ay. _rew back: errt 11 U0 Feb. eee) WALL PAP G-748. t ter 29; sa? a me a 4 hed Se: llows up VW ie 1 45 oO Ind asa et tte F rmen aturd ome, U mith ard. colla er 8 agg $2 P AP Ss ucceass and i IS DR ee rm ote 0 . i} nin a w epe n st. |S . E t at Calv WU rs Forest wh av 25 AL Post - ful es 3 : ’ Boys f in Cn, | that mak foc yedngedes 2 soe ga at i ead oan Po ee in ett a a | ee Aran OLEAMIRG. E70 ocd al AFTSME 4 aS a Ww la oris t. n : in eye ar of th cug "ab. -| ea (n heler °° emet. at | DO ey n. sto e ack n A in ev . a TH . ; : alle am iste] Cc ° ing es a egel r an mot e | enie 1 (c4) | vid ee ‘na is) res etery you. Re le b and | est HAN n ce] ed i at oe EE N - woe! Ad of 8. iter ec m. ° eusi and oth en tail: at. 8245 ea ier breeki te teed. Tae & estr Des + s of r m Th urp all —- ar . and Het sraees, St sist oeh rie co ae, Piao n, oa G i Bo core xas Ww ab R HANGER. Ca OF a; tren -te ‘ A werk? Tee, ilrikewood Getic a del chup that unee a Aevdad el ee £ fener rom, Gebken i eran ade wee ss * ae a sit 92 wari wuarente Say STOR. Det sore uA eciall salary g anctrrecton ities, Bone = ag . Pur a ie re) 2 e -* ® H me av pa 6 a ate "eb eat rk ch y rs t A r. whi or on 00 a a i on N : [PIN E dwar Ace tle, Gr mas. | iC ad UN ters. inte Floss. Gees vea ee | fore Y EY 3 Law iday. oa: tached: RNES La pauee ft MS camesa. eed a. 2 oe eet MBC NG ard rum song, Mou oves— | 10U1 d F. TF aa e. tl Gr 10 rs. He ing 19° tere n Cc 2843 rse -- en 3 0 ace, 2 wor ape 2 - | You Ada N—Sit,: ! HAN LAY Mi R me M nt B S s H eb nt ter 16n and a. Sg rman de 23. d i em E nal wa Lo nn acre Tie km PE ; red UN ress e ki TCA ov Leo It ieee oO. On la : tan a u . 14 ere men ce bo Ste an ar] a nto eter ARR rd. st. w ecti we :00 an. Sha re G 3 nd: b AND T M Be Ed ve neh 2 nt. > ad tp to ule | E eilin H. y t 3 re v. — R wit cut MS Z ason- respo M: 5 p - N a, 5, ie acieed : original fi B to. th ee ee inte | We Sart | ae dear a ung. de 40 "bm. anesd c) w'drane 22088; Pc license —_ E, reasonable pered ane oe cee *Cremponsibie salen 7 tiem De: MECH Hoots NB SES aorkic oseph Dye fi av 6 mike ward F. D ed | «i gs nome. e dain aaee po gy aC een er, 4280 teed: rant’ BSD. ator 2086T © ageme | APP YY M : Jam ine J ~ r, un. ood or of Po 3226 F. oan m™ ogg 4 ia Fun ar si ahl nether ! rt eee etwe Lost eward. held - _erside papered, 8685. job r 2 ITU nt : CHIC AR Ry EC ‘3 es A a ose Ss O Ch a Ce Pa owe: 18 arr y, enc eral Sa ster- and y H of A ate |F ard. en V Tu by i 33 eck prise re reago first pias AT ae AGO TR i rick, A. G t St. ow | and th = eehete rk @ ae ° of | Rosary tee or in-law Willi Bi Bn neg OLD 321 irgin esday, gold ¢ FO nab class on ADVE iON : ony 132 MAN ICAL i toe Cha | ta mak er..|? ansas city Un Beosae: Son’ net baad pany & and au pene + tment ne See Belle law, | stan: mee le; pro i Ak nono y eoee ani piaken ‘ 4 Louis. in, 8 rles, st e AME City nion ecea I s P tives h. xin t 9:30 aunt, Sise)- Lue ers, ost lana. Gr font (c) Sta ; papering yrompt work anh on ING ‘ tion lies CTUR | t. Lo | e be s th nc ge papers Soe t6 ——- uneral i ston av asea i” la M shane: Bat Victor _oA sh FoR gp room e gervice, a nite wo. ee — and. expe af ER Be B uis— | tt em ee rep Y > s plea 405. haa Paro 1 friends 1 to avenue, fro . GIRDL c€ lorie +9 ge le for’ 337 v4 bie. s. pal - “Riv. 7 - om abi * — “experienc com ee IRTH Eth a er . | belove of 192 ed |! se co creta Br 1 = s inv Calv ue, ¢ m resi Gra E— Lo ell, 4 clip x tae TOR. Sidne ntfs (4) G-94. liv rect lity ; BOX sala = Pie e [% z S ey M noth 1S gloved 4008 No nto -. 7 n | Brefeld). —On ea Ce Hoty Bn his st; ae tae on te) = y 3 and ATT A mati ie : 3-100 onl out! ” an - REC at e q ‘ ‘ 4 Jose husb 2N if OF rest, | ¢ ch, 4d bet m Tue emet oly GI ard. ader cut st k taining a 65J. clean- END t-Dis ell-fj . UG ’ POs eaired yy ; im mee Fe Bo r ORD a. thi uit | ear b ph ne ig “ae We (ce) | dome Ss ear loved peeneay or ,ASSES— 267 and eel ; a eepsak P ; 2145 rg ANT Patch. CLERK— T-DI ; ’ ° | M emal er. of -Mildr arket 2 Jo sda ou m bach the ife s St 13 ,iG wm Los ca on sitio efined, « ees 4 ,.ER unt TCT if R. aaa, Were ns. 414 | e diff E- Th Bs =o ol Pome a Oy, EE gy ae y.| 5 Gnsther paneer oe See 192 i t, on Bid Fore between FE Book Box G-247 ss . Tee ot. t. lg BR. ond ri etterott, 461: 40 = ere at’ | e puong ot rt sville, ina deni avn une Fora ae ot ‘Joeeh owe ound | rut Fewer’. . Bet] Bidg.: |. Ss : a KEK 247, Pi TRI eres Con. Cell _*3 my } es: J, and Ke verraee: $818 taney. k nce be 5 | sost—x penta ttt a Jamen, yon avenue, randmother sone Jit (nee | Gaeae Etzel or eae Get os: SION sorties detail. 247, Post BE ei ced in need. —hoele | t i and BP. Dattole. » 2813 re etch tw + sage terme sre gy he and our Pe An oid ees. enry Stel euer GLAS zd ‘ame on any 40783. (08) A : Sa. 4 ASH : a cit d : vtret h_end Appl on ThE | to. Just M and ta Al tolo , 2822 Mi lean u i hu eb y err nt Th oS sone. ir Reta a ety ridayv siden sister Heu By B a ge ca shell. 74J rand UDIT A GOO ny 6 11, capable ta talk Ue Loc y J - : ‘Stuart’ oy to Li EL and . Alcorn. 2 1024” St. ssour! ' p a een ig sband 4. ~e in omps dav l, 41 | P wers. nd hony's ' Feb ce. 4° and er. a » Call ¢ Los 2: FF vicini IN ina " K—Goo 022]. n; oo wi CA 8 Gia non man: ust. ¢ | Ea ve A and E. Writ, h 2624 N a | T nd ‘Gear t of 8:40 to on, XN Feb. 02 eter ool Chur 16 48 Michi nd nN Gabene & ¢ eward. ty Pas COM priv t ‘S iy Ww a bs stow Ripe % ~ | fs » ney Eating to B i and E Gam t, 18 N. 10th. Of) H oerber’. the iate / rest ig seer is and Pav S Comets at 8:30 aad en abany_ AL orto Me barr ok 4 AN 4 Feb. eik rd; st; 3. urd ward H ORCH x 1 1b W es. A _ Wr B6 cook ; ER | aM cyc For B ny He sto y du g. E..* & aF : 361, é ; Sows fork 359. saan 2914 t! zpatr her Mi nesd e. Lafa’ at G S—Los rm t ch: 10rni ic hu. : Oliv STRAS s. going cB) | OUSE Manches es re «x ND— 718 O g store: ni ad : wo utrali h th sia T v R. and t. Ww ipma LS. ‘ Bro al ved w On Unio W of cv. a rthur . dea an: I Leo eb. os ¢ 2709 or J bun . Dix effers Fri oe Sat. 29th” . Mi ile of | Bo mpet LEPE Be me na st. ust ha ) i. ach’ tabl 1ze 6 ab- j. and L. an n, 34 adwa a id dez ite » em. Tuesd n, J Acct Fone 3 _Jr., ir vA M Tre 14, 1 ) KBY ve Gr Jetforson a on, 2 on a afte eve ee i = Rt s aits) - x oath” nw nton ND— . , Appi x3 , swe ets s acid alkali . an ~~ te 7414 1] 058 y. BRO D and _— ‘of th nurses) orsilo Bap ood Flin her note eee a 923.) a> 9—- a orn bout 2733 Law s ernoo ning satentatien Ss ts. ; at (63 HOU er idow tater y sid N44 ; ed et an after I itv, ine A. — F. Baker, 72 a Vit Cali ted * a E A ot ny Fy -sgand e la la . eb. (c) ow ron + ache }D ee a of le Treas arlin a orth Lost. cher cars: e. Lawton =f a ns; ~ — . uh. i every Cas?l USEKE . Post. 4 like wn Kelly. } od me cattle a | i= a Fae the a dogg meals penne Pasty S. acobeimever est ta. ste Julia rasta ; THS ih San ot the Pn 1923. |> ALL—ene yg oe atheriae. “(nee Rog s —" Bae Naa = hinhas tieneen sekery Tues. Wed.. prefer” ams EPER-—P | * lawk n; must feeder ray is nt xt e Ru mene? enna on ao oe wn, b nto on Feb 7M 10r reat-au \or be- roth 993. I. Ping ra days. yt k o retur Blai b omon ns.b u s G mall rl Mo. re re - i: bo m good ps |G and Bloes p+ ta Bema § k 0. B b r Feb 16 Moe ge arta Rg. now row tea tg alae Se [CATH rn nant t y and nt L 302 pen nee is FIE — fer * x eal. a . M o8s it J &3 6c land, D J. (ne elov 1:3 oe siaus’ } 1 elsk he Ine nt na V ski d B of Lou nto nue c ER da oK and een 2 __{¢) CHI Co ap ad § 1 AUN own; me LD ence td of § Y nd |} ond Ms 5. 4026 FI 1 ‘Chainb PO is Brown M bh ” Weanes@a- eae 1 grey ores Ms baa a Vent. Plea aceon” re on Say og alli o t to oe ve R Hl point at. DRE os ref : EN 8. a aa ou , and M erber 26 422 “hat oF wae in va : P. and Hw 7 nr a TOA Howard. Peter St. n Sat ens on en, Our 1923 ow Seth Looe randmother _— " Julia | Fu unt, her- nk M. ebb 15. (c4 av.; AC uis a ~ PD. Bg oat; sha ICER * EC rand KN les 1 ‘ Ww perso da f yo If 3 : " wr f a | da ne at in-l Ww (nee 192 » NE 2 FF Te ain v. B dow R T ( OG to est nal rran ur ¥ i; ee M. Mathews, 3 aston. 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Bee — ond Wines FRO =" OUR &: et. dire WowAS— ; ena experience wi iet ARNEY & sition perienced; ding. ana Bee Maxn _Delmar. ADLY | = DIS — liv et t it j ‘pox alar wel te in Se a) e “ —1 well, € $100 (c a: Pos e Ww mail a! pl ¢ Re 3-100 y des be outll gt S ‘ e r eM ne 0. . cl OO t a) | See OOO OOo ; ATTEN Mfg me ocumpat lever , Pos ired. consid. on ST > d th Vem 4 cloth! 4 aridge 1 #20 E. SET - sires Lee ; ERK ST-DISPATC | PACKER- ORES 3 eine XEN ipa Pie ge ‘intel ane Pegs S A TOROS on ined neern sa ie ERK unior. iT ___ references.” ; i W g Apply ph ho } (_ Wash be merc! = ers -Di d eon __ Box 6-247, = er ae 4 ete, Call reef, Ain si be a , | SALES O01 Fens has hn ay chan- | gi agg ogo vertise Pa BOoRKEEPER-cA vay le-@ ‘i rienced. Rent _aten See ex sh- ow SME™N ede ns. 4 had n enced l 0 a r arr si desire rh yg CAS) -ost- Die wy fe Mee aay os a. 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C“She (of) sition: dena 6; it ahi nigedware a 1 |] red her ey a St a it “se | BP ge sa 7 were ackn end | ERS sofa y; m ot eutasion tea WOMEN —s Ses eren houses Botnent 1: | na give local ae. e POLISH} Mul 3! AN Sharp. ‘Pine ot our elect: ceteris we RE ndi sold rovid ate olf le We ea owl in J (61 YE ge. ust be i ne peeens ; ere 2 eet om oe reference. (06) | 5 >LISHER—A st, Vo experienc ae so: | SALES evnow to # nat cam a eae: set The 8 and tl wt ask ing th remov a aoe edged that | 2-20 N LLOW Apply S over ee dees bald’. Kood work'a GIRLS HE cot ese TSE mo or co ousework er y E : 6 ust be t-cla = riage PO} TER— And 3 56 rie ator (c6? "" ence ANXN— eee appl a ¢ - apy work! -clases woman, we! ey Ta lored. and ca familia ci x P- RTE te Mt . eon ar Pw ng i. Fi Pll tree ae ||| a ,EADE teeth gap A ere i eee: | aaa es + eggs - Mai ACKE IT wha N New Ae dee Eng LP “DISPATO . gaat er 26 work: f= able of fh ity lie PUR -R—Dr i. Co. 4000 pton. Penlomer stone "oe OS Rice, 918-4 “ gre a Rn Bye red eeart pa print it /GIr in. T Z- ladies’ sith A Seabee: | Sie wro—women oie . with i ork ° age of with ensed ©6) Ts — es 4 er. om pt a ert ood lass ass 918.- F20 in a) OF mmi atabli on onc r. is per. nte pos- I S C eavak ornare meri free. TEN 877 a t t and ha al) e o' 2 ccnens AKe 000 ey on hae ter rT shi ii ge th sec P esi li e | pe ent 1 a T rs [ 4 O n tik can . ¥ USEKE Pt a gg = ch. exp ndling . ngi. | # iv W Hotel, toaek ( Age Rage Be ||| fish e ure .-D.— on she art rated Cc two- he ink | — end Mi RP ATO Lasaad Apply or. “e k 8; eral erien tT inds LRES hit tel sac) y weit SAI . Oth, A ry; » aist, 1 | f car liters Y . dite ae ed itri 80] foll trad T 9 LLIN : neve , Bide Cal ; tne od ER no 1 ous a gf es ce. B en: of Th e. 5 712 ede. Sieb ESM m pply real ell ex if ture rom e a erat ou r. a dis so! c a - ow- e: 0 ] (e5 * 14 ER . ity et Fri cook ; — aun or ox iv and OPE ee N, er small i cnied h floo Fe op esta i tf ¢ th nd ure ma by dd solve uti cid on H ti e ) to Y Char! hat ay TEA da UsE cook. counom ars : _— A 718 Oliv store, et B se maga § wh te Neen r 85 th. ig ~~. aoe Gees oe we e4 ||| ° IONE mbia volle AB yp gem e\2 P itati bor ye, of & part » MU peri mi Crow: 7S ——— fl. li to nd Chive. i. oom KEE mgt: ih e xi A | lirou ve_ st mu eee | tric, J position S—Bi abia, (c) ederei C a a ing A ue, f pr "Y.—Mot Meo g° of of tele tr arta, we ax 8 cid | orax || of h st h ence lli Cha > Town diilil uiting rie Jet- o 2 aie : petent PER ical Tenane By s nad. .A a just have PUN R17 P owed conatt aan 4] 1 Co ies”. aes ew; tlin, | | in ophe¢ Mo :; A gold | ated wa (b olut n th 5 | 1oOW av n ner ulingsy C over Bee TR cust st. A T +: ye — _ AP — v Cc to rig ki me 7 lle ofits: | bh} | t! ecy th gr | th t at ) lo e e 0 = 2 ninMEna vo 0 Rovere: "Post. id Uke Spo n 44. = ity. Soe aS me wihecd neni | By right motor’ parte; €o : SALESMAN 1S re a | copied column an home te neath the chloride solut! Chloride ry mix | C0. 1 GC “ pagtad amen te eseen. Experiene F ome Ce ence __ hata. Sith f a Sas aa ia =PER.. un Ha My genera 7 . 4th. | SUARRY 3 “OP Gente oi a oe atior -” estas | | Mothe at cm ong 's | we w of oO Wy li i! LU c wl “| le leo «i e Pist 20 : R- Eps siti incusabe . wk P must eede (o4) | I “a us ER tury el. rritory:. xpe on uat ing | g! r. Shi th ca to yerse | ek ell li n 2 co me | 1 sLI be ed RF ages M S Bae ay t _ _Washi * ow; mother —Po pn i er on oint, hav r, © a a hou ATO ry mee. sales to w rienc 3630 antee. | ish ipt wes n be pub se | and , the an me part nee 409 BE wil ge ma ing. is ¢ illi Bt. eteris Bex i 1 sitio n ‘ Mo e ref x peri- R AD LAHO . 3 R— er. ere men also ork ed h oll | | H en pro on WwW ub! re lish Fr to n d d to t - ne i Ww DR \ ] lin M n. E. . AD ° lea ine - tien i - Lav G-302., Samat: Soe b country’ . FIE Seanes. | Tat RER 146 Mu (ce ee ae eaetareed ae ve. || ry V phet as ie ad f+ it eca set he Add | ashi [If gt eran NNT Mittine ry W fc) TYP) 41. erienced: hi "XDRES Post-I oe ei. > ae LD ; ces. | Bud OR — lathe. be , saiiohan erred: P fms. wood (5) | erso Vil ess ar Lib and | Ut Use add nt th asid wat | mi a cme sLIN oO; xv pia ' iMine miliary ork se PiIST for high out RESS—si | act of ssi aoe ae EN i | St. R M App as. - ex- SA ati rien oniiee d tu 11) 16 n. II, of epu ra ree sat th e e f er, | to E RS GENTLI rece bee. igy interv is ; Fr renc re : es * GIN o- jaiiiaies Lou tg A Meas ly = Lbs on. ce. rite oad: surre ambe | G 41. Ww Sh prob th ted ry. off ‘ (a ura e b clea or a Vl SRY — EGiR NTL . Ts f a iew UND iday es; wt We can NEE | RADI is. or C First 5292 fey 91. MEN Rox salar full exp ome ee Ship rhen e is ably e ti ee B+ the ) A te th orax r il a : ( N PTnOOD = ES M whi or am be : ~ ence. riday_and “satura dl. o 2 use -ERS w ATO o., 23 - ee St. ma to —Tw 44. ext y sta ertenc gq ||| it ipton” the * first Ss ch meat mo y or ein LS sM &— a § t- pothes et {11 rry at NX y lic ‘ine i e 8 {A plet nal | S y W s) > te" ¥ ence. 300 in see ° Opp ts : pat $33, Post ; can! and elass ratte a 0 to not al O18. | rem 10U ens e is St ’ J es 1, A E est ( = RS—On stere . w resta aa Tue rida Rae ruck bod: nt 4 P portu an »0OX w SS cu ratat earn earn 0 ong At & | ove 3.— se w k . 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Sat Pare e day ration, 1 “A ro || eae » B.—T ring yo itled ae eae r oh atio { OR NECK Ol Rs 5 eee? worm. xperi Fig Fe > apr steady : AN so ettlgre ae A pce “tad patch Beth, rg F gg ee Ra | with dis he the uc to Clarke ouse n.) i K : Ww JEA PER ® pormnges > Mor- we 7; — Te hele te fester repairi —All P e an an- | F ILE € 1C@ f tion or c¢ Thu 00 Diy ou pose pa Wa an d per erk apy , FA \ EAR: RN AT( ‘all F on or- MA | Hie " - a ro ost a a +) ie mis or ¢ ally city red f can t a of ren lis. 9 | | | n or b e p co pr a.com f y ce rth 6 hat | LUCK W : , AD AT 04 ¥ ced on onde, WOMA round, room oa’ oan | Ra— ille, ae * o| JAI Cho iroun 400 ny ev And emen fo rati ctrica =n j rder Y ¥ rope urt. oper ara that ou nts house Cir- it A , E LY YI drease ORS—Exi "Was dre MaN— cook. for a E 4 } eee 7 East Pe TLOR—c tea. d; mu 0 Castle BLES Fe metge - at nee “36 a on 1 appli- | | gt MOTE of Ponies race ae... Tou ' — why a vou must. 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Seaman | BO idl m3 20 NSO tek) . Se ae Ae = OUNG is Linde! pee tg (6) ALES* "1 N. || not a | a oses or on ge : OVE TT ~~ ’ ~ Rowe ev dren, eee work: Washington ne eu aes ATO oh) Ration chet 40 3. m we ST Ta i Seen ahees Jane 3 , DILER Co. ~axparienced YOUNG Ne mdelt bi. Ls a beneh Acholcest resid ce) | Ne om disease, but bl esleone or ns STION s $400 a HOUSE aoe * & 4189 Leen ' Oo “0 on ev. LEVY r~ cote oe ag Bo earn D. ntw fe n walt te gg oo ed t tak d b othin Page: RL Foe = “hee aple house- ra co” load, We S + Seeih 5 i floor s: whi T Machin Ariv er: rt k an ut 18 Coam- th ential {lity red, exper ally ty s yuis || uch you doub surs. ami | gl ne y ho oute preve off lean HO Webs r «e 2R47 core: : . (cb) tc ene wo ‘si | | BOY. a : cauie o e Co. Post - oan e Sti eveer “e ese pos “to | with but malig. advertiae’ in oy chan stat t if ne | eeve ck (a t iro r cl nt mu vakG or eral ussell laun- npared B; : — A cor 14. r col (o) Dien $50 for orde ts of ~ rienc posit suc cle merc el ised; | furtl Ha ge | e it. th 50a =. nd n, othi rein st | wage IRL— “ hou ab oy: wt wer S—F ington io = : : ] Be eek 308: mak oreé : - (c) YOUN atch. per ranid re: £ ace. you e ¥ou one. cess an re nan‘. ling iii rthe ve n y w e | \ pa , th esp n fec- || 8. y es. sew ft tent Oo a nt + @ ‘Be - ' a T in co si Lo | || be r f yo ou ould trou vel nd Ta ° ect iro | ince Rise or Be ork. 3 ood 8 ~ vies to ; yg hey in 087 Par trad wr | ass ar G ME! rapid, enepseth aoe | antes -~ Bo a h ell us obra tou ate. the n 4d or a u con r_ blo cause | br 1 wi wat ke end ally ned HOU 36 Waterm uw 54 a} ae fn BOY— “a e na? Q7 | ~ © op mate ed AWN y, pauli er vi og gher mea To vB ed drug rk. e in A reciin for "interest Hi ese aie. S79 . 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P — Vr ee per. ft n Fe y. + ane’ ING ie 3 tail thes for, restaare = : rae ee tnt ann Statle bas te SepORT WTD. ies RES” OA SBT once — te) hetero aa mat saa” oppor or nidren EPER—Fo Lamay ‘Ferry rd a ca seen oi ies overs? t | Ss600R Euclid Ess W e : ne BS Delmer. tit ae perpet -—- rson 494 Wal Seat Dre dy w dfes s—Li — nley Ma Sta- of roe ch iP ER 53A 14 ¥ referr oor. 5 0 IN JK. sh ———_ : es 3 Pee t | AP D exper invel » | TRL Whi nut ae) : ‘o.. 906 A xpe : a it f n nd i 4.18 101" Be no Frox aa ho ma ANT ll FA |v. — a you or i ~~ - 7 yom . ¥ e theroum RI trouble | For URE le | _DRe— BAG Ae mg ag “eatery titse Wh room; fF 00 Apply | rienc act | es S work at aan t_one me a . RY on C.| cy B..- B, _ want a cone with. 6 brrapionaaet ' “Tox HAND es} | must high- rnc LESMEN =) tee a ogee aN ees een ware no Sunday (o80) | a Bb sat. necessa eaalittes aoa s hosne: far and | 208. nt Awe a es st., fifth | ¢ pate based: fer t 4 on e8 8 o 3% —_ te’ BRO nn yg ig e ¢ e ret Mon LAT we enced. D BA | ee ee Mined joor an work. | ‘IRLS sapoaniiantiae 3205 sary ; ; no} ington SAID red Aa Waghine aA on TENT anion Ste ey 8 hav 4 Rea ith and @ Nae a” ‘ Tw hio FG we shi Vv dr ghl stor pide: in xper ACH ply F ee aA work. Al ling 3. O peter s od OUS est 600 on zer Rar THE 11 hotel ex: . ty tee > ; , Alan rien oe te and & & ge” ance awin y c re ft £. é a Ng og INE 5S neapele Pal. | G pply 4 Me los K. Apt eae —. good ‘ Ww r — . To. 7 seo bk. OM wages. a ref. | BOCK 73800 els _ RE a. x peri - : , ) A 2 : , rdware ( LF je” ss | d con g ac apable ; cLERK— te Wise OnERA Ton TRL — Wri ‘etek os piv 608 Chor -ELY wage ap 58 (e) MGousewort to plain 502 ar | kalo wos of 2 Recee tuom | APA Susi ee a fecessary’ Am » | SOs sold. amission count, ad- “for lodk-up. wor manent podi:ion, | me oo A chou. TOR Sys ee an uit case Leia Bee plain he wax | PH vis bahar ad ae chee ness F oe ;- © —F 5 OW y \ ad- en SA Pp nda i icat itio L m. car - tex ot! A e _ 8; t! om per . | PE! 5 | 2 ° -txcelient oppo: Seayaen = | aad be at H rer ro" on all Forex. aT se °c | | fee and Sao 7 oni eome Y, 1410 ¢- Bl work. | once. “salary and ce oot Badu a4 venced Apa Trim. 82 wit BAR ° Bomnon E08 Fon . a TES smerny fe hit Satu otel St Gor Man PERATO ene ~Fny Ry- RIS 16. vou a: Cabang. 308% 16 Y. 16th K FAC- Pirosawey. and 3 ant work wa. Can | PRERS ADpiy. Weaten Pine ‘RGR. BHOP- Tinie | ee 903 6 cage an acturing his ¥ rdav atler F man. _fleo attan TORS — ent position: pod GIRLS tases 506 ~ call IRI ki a ( T th st. DY —For Rarick snatem al et _(e)} ERS Fy - Westm —_aaeariars ne, Aock OPN — ang. salar’ cants. week to mornin riday ms OBE EM WL Ped. (ed) pat ee. for Tah Grand.” a of To RLS (of) sea and. Sanisting Cle. Ge x KA maf, Heldenrsich & be a eit | prominent ag . igen ei Pett ® ’ at * cé ° - = 7 ™ ee ee ] i . 8 > = a ab ; — (TU DUFF inter gs on! ear AID—Exs ; ateady work. | TRi—To ADDly. 608" Ch Ss sae | IN Shoe Leart Ue = ition. al we. ¢ wee Pe i ry. 4115 t Ges a - oe cum, RA wi OO, Kem ang Wi2 Tae ae a work, | Gini wrap d fer, carton aos smalcing | ‘heexet ABDI Cabany x rx | PRESTR aL ch be. '806 8 Soeten er " Sy Foes a ° s' - ol ated : ic ANG : / et , P— _4F pe o t _ : 4 be . 5a RRMA Eras gas City PURKT. (as Fanti priceless 3} “taint with ¢ Toe ae in rome aie Apply ay wen rineranegs & si,| ere AL iapey. 3 em good COX FBCTIONER is ie = it e ‘eee Ap y, 2 webe ORE oo agli zom ic6 LL child. y\1 (ec) | 7 AL SI rn | ——— on HELP aundry flat * eal work! per kno f a nd confectionery as py tte ; ins bo.(co at -_ oe nd sealer ad Nat to wor ee w os O. Locu HOE —— Re ag y Vo.. work | orking week t out-of ac: ; “potions. teaaons : he ol tall 5) |¢ ry “wy: Tre, Gik a Bist k ork st S CO gue or red 3311 A) cond a 2 Aown ; RA N ri BR eer x f F See : at ye fe oe is ae ~~. a rs care gata) vy e 4 7 DS seis a a

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‘ 7 . : ey ) . ’ . ae nee ough {Reve Tan SO Pe ea ER AUTOMOBILES po ay HROOM—3 1 ln facto- . FUR NIT! RE—D ny w red 4 BOOKCASE Wtd.—To exchange ° ge arm “ae --——-_- — | its ._ big ba ream 1156 “Annie at " care’ dias og od cr cealers. | — fos ool ye - s eptaiiiiend ieee SP FORE ree nse — NCH ROOM—Bu ll the ti ere 5245 Waterman. fe) { Dinetion beom ae é. r B = —— —=——S=—-_ =H | -——Tourine; “4 tien: ne meneY | LeNCH Sy all the time: Waterma "ack, peunting and brie . Autos W anted adly ° SEDAN | eee: BSS 88 voc teh. 1621 Locos. ‘ Pherson _West. > > ” . fon or ee en POULTRY AND BIRDS * = SY cB ii are hag | 4 The est bur in St Leuits: overhauled HUpSON-FRAMPTON, 3309 Locust MEAT MARKE T— it a, eta bies - FURNITUK a—A chan € tor ren A oi =-—- KS 10 000 es 500 weekly. «. B. HILi. 1 Chestnut couple to have their own furni BAY CHICKS—10.000 purebred oganizred HI rsON- FRAMPT rN : viet atten Ge dee Ss: ‘ - tin ite or mn } , ae | compieteiy. ana in perfect shape: 379 down ae ae NERY = mont = al : ourfit peer “a oh = os : : pn ; » me al atone ania S: st son. . ee $$$ $___ a ow ba 2 a mmo -” = : ‘ Jpen even zs ana Suonmisz CfRARD £2. T TPE 2-353. TOURING. Pa TOUTE West side of North CANARIES—Mated, cheap; eaiso breeding 1. /U i¥l~ modgei: in excellent terms. trede. 325 astern 4: FPORD—1929. touring: artes. > new | Has co nh ment in et ee | Post - Thispatch ; eo) hedroom eytt 4. S165: handsome . ‘ I en » , ie ! . . 3. : - fini ish and s equipped wie > —_— ~ M—Six tables. cheap. 2237 M™.} dining suite. $175; nice 3-piece fi. ing- ‘. AN AR Y ——2 Andrea sou: S. temaie: 1 ya! ; . a PIN HS PE ; = ' 2 - ; : r FORD—T iOUTINE ext 3080. (-5) tron; West End. See the owner. 900 Mar- - — Ber . . : ket. 5 ce aie RADIO 7 4$i_Leewes, ___ a 5 2: 9363. erine nt ee Wek! a Se aes eee chee tae ? ra, & RAN : gg : : O° Re oO ped : rade. 1900 Was uring. 1! : : RESTAURANT—Good location. i Ga! RA ‘GE—Qu wick Meal igh oven: > FORD—Coupe. “ 21 . , nz: rai 1! 19°°0- or — Light Six, new cord tires. . : = RESTAURANT: ROOMING HOU SE—cCon sea" 4 . ‘ : arent St ’ IVE §& ; "* = : Packaré wbrewn: mechanically bargain; ieaving city; nmrust > elma: didi SE EGE See eee g2. ~a FORD , — " ’ roa hog: nm oc] ‘un ffed is. o ; , a tut - . a - we - ; a “ — - : i 4 ; . , 2348 LR s—! > 4 Stariega. emo vee a = RESTAURANT Ane cy eee a , - ate ’ h. 2 pair tapesty portieres ia: t ore varia oupi ers $1 50- 2: a te ; % . — —— : ——a 7; 4 ’ Tow Se > ~ . on ae Te sia S52) 19 to less $45. $115. $135, EL po ta pee: Sea — 7 Maenolia. Cal! Grand 6502) ; a rs. 5S hn inane r4 ate Aen. aaa a or gaa ae ee = ; gual a a0 15: guaranteed: terms, trade. 1905 Oo iecus St ' u , able condensers, $1.4 olded varior =. 15 ee Bs ee One venin: a aS Locust. (ed) Bement 3102X. Central 7430Y. — de Larre traded car B good restaurant. east © J HILL. Ast... 810 Chestnut st ic) 3%!) STEE “Eceeed auc wel $3.50. ia GAS ST -Renew Quic eais and 3; $8 varioc ouplers. on isforme: a - cosnee- Sea oe: oh “a : ; vee ace - -— = “a a a. Sane other standard makes; Al condition: : ay 000- ae tition: sane 95, $323 i. tee ica een; | Pus.D—192 towriva; starter. demouniabies 3 Bodie wang ‘aber 300 ohm sie ios Oe ae . —- meats an on : ; — ¥ : : : : , * : . ¢ ; : Pew fs ve. ore toy : ; ’ : ‘ . o sw, FDS T ve as . , : - . . : REO—Tour'ng: big Le Kellermar RN | | s- ; Feai buj Renner. ; Car Co.. 3318 Washington. Open |FORD TON TRUCK BODY : 24 im geod conditicn. on account of health. ~— | livered and connected.“$18 up: oud speaker nead sts. m - ~ —- : oe : . Seon et ~ ~—e ms , Motor &. Awe. — | jJow as $8: cash or time Prosser's USE—10 rooms; ent: i ¢ indin ost. : : out o°] first-class condition — i ne hg nev 2: S322 POR rane i finn nda et Se ep ger —— evenings and Scncays. owner. pindel! 4859". So: : HE 4 ! Te 4 Tso c : , " 2 ry a wn rT 7 ' ; in “ “al = a * . S ‘je is 23 : recat af . -" . De 'ehy em oes ? wan — G os 3 ~~g 1: @ et} Great: : - «Br $10: quarter-sawed ° & 1:07 (ot = =—C si : . ; : [=p — . trade: terms. Andé-«e ‘. * yg Re ne ay >. d condition througout: owner nh ei} inin ng : ‘ *, . combination rance een oe = LE ov > ‘ , ; . 2 4 : — _~ Mi ; - - °Q- “ * oO 3st ‘ ' “~~ - . . 8) : Tes. —-s @& barga!n. ING HOUSE—1215 N. Grand: ] 0 iT ’ ov ‘eTsi uffed bit ° ing Treom $uU,.e. oO M r= " ID " rf ‘ ..% t. : ar I . 4 Py - ~ > ‘ y , ° rps Rn - : i a : os I a i? : ‘ 0. >| a a __ ju = —— " "yee 2 we -—— e979 - ~ rE L; PSON - t RA MPTON. Ooms | $800 if sold at once: leaving city. | nerva (o4) - ~ ae rt ae vernier, rheos*a* larantee ~ an Come — ~ = — a9 ig= a 3309 Locust St. . shat iia : : ap - ened. F Bamen: 3102X. Central 7430TFT. y Liv ING “KOOM § SUi (TE—Overstutied. th 700d 1 Ket . S; » v ’ : ~ ~~ FINE ROOMING | HOU SE oan ees gas ntetppenrenggge Sg Pe eS Oe a oe — | GaR DNER SEDA rooms, furnisned up Grand. iced * ‘ab.nets a witches, loc 77 ven 6000 , | "ING y ~ Bindin = 20F oc ' Far iocour “Et RD ri ‘ot P E psi Rend es enendiy « ‘on oe ~ SCRIPPS—Tou 4- svort 4: a LIVING ROOM SET—Mahoganr: lieht oak : ial ga Dials. 1Se be ~ ca ; past +: RR mast iy : an oks } ne may ex : FURD—Touring. 1921: wih wt er — pramt- new ae 4 Ores. cant, Se wes] 618 Chestnut | _@'Ring room set, complete. 4 Oak Serta. a ye oe a ure. pe 1. 10 months on nce >antabi > onesie “10- o - —_ + im town: Webster Groves: Webster 176 ni er: terms Koenig Motor, : ' Led ; ountasies. goed condition: barzain: $71‘ nes. + do ia b&b best ‘a ts ic4} | - : - 3000-ohm Ext ra Loud Phones. - « terms $485. time. crade. 3441 Junixta. (od) restaurant, 118-120 8. @th ' MOORE'S HEATER—Perfgct condition ; Ve racer 033 co ’ lecuat $ IO ‘SON aTTO CO... 3667 OTIVE. sont ing cheap. 1308 Armstrong te} | ELECTRIC SALES CO_ 1025 N_ Gra = R. (NKL IN COU PE Demet SIG. Ceuta! 74801 _._ eee brediee sone $140 Tar —- 3 = St. Stes SA CTD - FORD—T curing. 192 sodel. goed tires. STEPHENS TOURING PARLOR SUITE—S-piece. leather. se66 res (j;reer ' -6 ss ems “ . alii ia iil D> “ae iit P IW es Sota RCS eR riaiinntinneien: I : 4 . _ REPAIR SHOP—Rargain for quick RUG—Ox12. a tei naan cabinet $15. cos SAFES ae i the » ook for e : 38 a & one = “x n auce™ eew oC ya geen Pp agp enn weeneag an le ‘$250 Gown. baishce 16 men: — return with receipe S. Broadway: leav- ano; other furniture. Apt. 606, . hLapert repainr te ee N-FR ening: geittiss stage ‘i we Bement s102x ' Central 7430T. — ae _ DY . 2 . . - _s == -U - . "ai e st - _ s o- : . : , a.) - 3 ‘ ; 1G 3 : . - | : . . “4 , t =" » + "y . - F ~~ ree eer ae > ( >T “wor this raine. ; Locus ear Gomme. orice $1600. Olive | heap. Gran@ i224k 1153 & King’s! months. $30: good as new. 4483 Forest LL. B U RN E L. E TRI : MITCH —Sedan. laiest style, velour | as FORD TOURINGS—3 , [ C tery rep ted g : om 7 J U S | war fc), Park -ASHING MACHINE—Eéen. $77 5 r- | SEWING MACHINES—Dropneads. $10. %. cord Sy ae Re BB A SO may tr 3441 Juniata, Sidney 346. “es from $100 to $300: terms: trade 2 ai 6 : : 2 pen all day Sunday and a sii __‘c#) | 3027 Le _ STUDEBAKER TOURING | — a S comnlshet _housstnestng meet: aeaner. '~— 1 a top, $3; splendid condition. limited - aw and 4 Re me . cranerg ren , ou' . Olive st Tien - —— : — = —— — — : — : “ ¢ . Se 3124 ‘Ohio. Sidney 2012. Victor . = WA Fee pags em gy Fn ‘FR “ANEL ne Ti ru RING r 20 model. Special “6: excellent me- || s v Prmnished - kich- "oOxsR. SEWING MA “HI NEs—Ss wert ral ‘Gents . 5 : iad B E | i$ i I? it + : SE D: AN ; wadailt naerdiirimes ee el cone 4% new top: refinished i —_ 5a —* mart coupie aaianene $a : , ; oor mid ni owe, 2 tires: a bargain. : ; machines. $15 to $55: worth : ; nie sein baer: af = Ww ASHING og gg O A ns gg Bae St. Louis par “ —- Ona t - ' nicke FRAN! i N MOTOR cal a Musica! sane . Cc 7 mn. Almete a are 5 ae ine sennient- ne. * > —— ————— : lies ' ae, P Bor t 2él7 per li 4 Su : ; LUDSON-FPRAMPTON : sar ft Three " mac! ~es paired. ’ vane :¢ : ' ‘ ato ‘ . ja Tatnteed - -*. conae hee : : . -= &o ° , rn r a 41 ; 4 3 is 37 z p ia pe : . : 24 >r 7 P ~ — -_ .-: b h s ei . _ a * “ ~ furnisbed. Christensen, . € . a Ss i ~ = - Branre hes: Mid-c ty ‘ | LANGAN BROS. F. CO. 18th & Washington STORE OFFICE FIXTURE . | ) ; th his Eton Fi . 1911 , eke Whe 2 new car. crap ta | Spon sree? 208 Beer mi wi BETTE STOP TO SEE FURNITURB AND STOVE Our Location Is Your “ai Vation Wanted On oe ee 18 j “use a . : Se us mnie , ~— ih : 2 = re , 1% ; ¥ a ; fortable a . ___ Tuning ar and —— A a im One Gee cur new ang up-to-date | ; WILL bur vour desks. dec« uses. ” chairs, Ww ‘IL L YS-ANIGHT COLPE BLA N—$2 [7 | e $12 Bo _wond rabiew id SS c ai, a verian. > a « $1i * . $350: $2 PIANO TUNING: ; ; eldmat. -- Park. 16. | Sadpeom. Suites, which consist ef 97 different * re up-to-date dining suites. ? line of lNiving-reem suites - igbeut. Darga FRANKLI ‘ SEDANS. GIV "EN : &-ten. % 30 nm i nt : a ut *} : ° ' rE ce typewriters. rugs. Goldberg. Lindel! 6111 2 Smee sheadeeione ~ 10a. m. or after rockers, wicker goods and e i+) | We en Your a I a ae DESKS— Fiat and roll top chairs. sate and ve: | a ‘ e MaAA@ & Speciality of renting iding : =01 N “ardeven'ter ‘ _223 «@ "Wieser _ : . . ; ; sec . ‘ p23 ‘ , Ee LIMP, 35.50 TON chairs. card tables and office furniture. —— = : = ggg ms enn see i651 srand bi- Bc 350. For dan $35 a euality. Saivarwal. Liniell $953 EDW. A. LANGAN FURN. ©0.. . sood roil-toD Seek end deck — ~---~~BMaxwell S35 Saxen sed ‘ : HC TL es Autos Given A * i5) 2004 Morgan st _ very reasonabie L133 Hodiamont a Limousines For Sale > ’ 20 dow? ' ron Piet way Forest Bement t 399. Bomeont 582. Cent ntra! 50053 (cl4) Fix Tl RES—Showcases. rounta:n ' arees of a Renate: dete Salento oe en-passenger tqurire 19%! rod ar ’ ook : F 7 “ . Mr New 2 —_—~ ———— --- Washincon F'xture ‘o zi} Ww > L: ; ee. ARR: ~ ....° = — 3 oi . c roy E — MOT \ a 9 : m ae = _ *4 - : FS ore $90—_$25 Down $7. Direc | ew and Slightly — U ‘sed Furni-' STORE AND OF orcs SIXT URES— Ne sell NG : ea SU Da Di : rs _ith r? : — — 2 14) ture at Unusually Low Prices ture Co.. 2744 Chou a. Tourt ng Cars For Sale TOR R CO. 2217 Locust. Bome — .. © — Call us for special , fo°¢.9l4 tummiture exchanged for new. | Siig cniire fixtures of our store are tor sale Roadsters For Sale —— yam 3 eg se bas =, $135—S25 done. Poa tee ei} + _—s a ee ) mi... imer ucasea, mirrors of aii Sizes. = Toy oot amen 4 TT _— teuring: like 1: +, dows: fol tedar. * . ONROYT'S. 3 O4—1l ar 2 comnePting font prices... Satisfaction guarac- aay ster top pas: rockers, $3. . pe 8 , sleckrooms Scbhu *z. 714 _— 1 j 3 s: == | nat re Read nese i ri ces : " oe ie . a - + — Bg a — . ¥ . «{ : , hed private residence. . Three reoms nished cempiete. $118.50. _—Ss_ enn fe. 3441 Juni: : 3. 4d) Lie} Ol e £$140—S8149 Dow HU p2ON—-lLatest 192° ohactor. «se 6°000 miy: ¢ eur old car; 735 to | om * - teed. Bomont 1130, Central 613: Im the low-rent district. opposite Pubic a) _Suninre _Sedner_3403._ yes en ring $140—$40 Down HUDSON—Latest 1932 shaeton, ~et 5 select from ae PLAYER PLANO SE irnished. couple empleved or @ | cB) | | Libra: Been eer ee =s , ea me © } ———_— —— oT Pay ADRESSE SST Erg rei A. —- MOTOR CO... 4524 Delma- chean. (all 24 —— oe. T: seuthwert, Cal Grand 494597 — s WALKER-ARMSTRONG FF. co. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING Svitmoer. Barge ese: : 7 ! for ) Find out D cient condition. priced rie! _9 eninge a. & eee ‘ : a Just out. oe the route 1306 Olfve st. (cl1@ | MACHIN NES = : wisn * a bor ‘ : 2rirs aie acgwar loaet Li , } » 5 PLAYER-PIAN rr 7 e ; = car line, ote Me gy indexed a . : sactinasirthas metre et ts ’ , —_ ae = . : 4 , ‘ G> gor : c ; en *"y : ais mahegany. $1 = _ , . West eent paid, Sbc. Foster’ td.—Modern; ci : a— i ree es" e as 1 ring. $1% a> ¢ Gra urin 3 en | TANO CO. lt oF ia ‘62 | Furn. Houses and Fiats * Sa! = —— gRAPH ~ ee x ye a: - . - 95. $50 dex stew S140. S4: | nm = A “ —_ aan = ‘Ss: ©4¢— Hemelike : a or e Box P-i* mate Pos . neva * —— a ° . : . . ee t= fF r=. ' good diti . 2 LAY ER- PIA! ’ ~_ > privat Fr Sell parts of the | FCRNISHED FLAT—Compicis S-room far | TYPEWRITER —Cnierwoed. cost S102—7 icelient cond ve sndier dis: down: ‘many ethers. vay $3 i» $5 weekly a HUDSON § SPEEDSTER hes food condition: Ae ee be ccte 4 ° orem 60536. We NISHED FLAT omplete 3- d aes ' Tire 4 rman Meteor Car Ca.. 2218 iT) ashington. _ Peasona ble 76) Aubert. amet | $50 2634 “. S20 ot. ves Se 7 oS Tord ars ms | ia ee races va it ; fo te , , hed ra rte Sashit os. Open evenings and Sundave. at LEHMAN Lon. 5 - = Warm. pisnannz ease — nes lige ag 7 =. FURNISHED ROOMS—Five. wil ee) TYPEWRITERS —Selling eo: maken {i oo a +8] r i mt 6. vo Bas — ) — Saas —s, = , ‘OGE—Oelivery 4-pest co ered express; ~~ ortvflese 7 ogerr renienrcas. cen‘leman. | ——- nish ree See SES per manth S1S\ pine et. Main 663. Centra! = c3@) CHEVROLET Rowe ae | ee ____ eS ” SEneost-Fea weTos Oe. One, ES terme 6“GMC.” 2887 THE BALDWIS 33 2S 20. | ————— = | PTYPEWRITERS RENTED—Tr poemt > the imre — — rey ' ~ a ae 4 [38 To ail EE megs : : ~ in - cx POoEr: ; ee $5 ™) up — the pes za; . en . O°” : re oT : —? . -- ; one — ; ome - non, was - 7 - * = , -475 ’ a ? heietie 4 co. ere. # Dress sod . ‘2 ; “te pts aw 4 ¥ fics 3 hank dition and toes god: week. , sccfenged Cait Pores - Saye Drop Cloths me Sag S6u A mer'‘can Writ 7 4 ‘hire . is i 3S 2D es ‘ his 5 ’ ; pe a A : - ry. Yad HOUSE: OLD GOODS WANTED merican Writing Machine Go a ae oe = ee ee ee ye = Brence ox-nange ened a PI - is 707 ee er three r - Made a ‘22-ox. @oubie-filied army | aNDIRDS 807 | Pine et @Qeck. A! ~ Ba : LRONS-——Durniture. carpets. co contents tents of : oe eee sc teas HU “DSc N T" IU RING eS -s rT? ‘ a 4 i ithe Z ; 4 . " Pare mn a - : i. . C7 a wre ey bod? these re. —— ——_s__ SE ye “Central down pay me . - , nos ie “I Demenstrater. driven 5 months ~ noror $238. 2737 Olive s . ANDIRONS—Car irniture. 230. ° _—_ : : 292 oe i a . rer “RETATIT?. furnishings of : a . — asipaiitntassin _ ie . ‘ > MARY extra So. 6 more . .- Uisnec s carries 90-Ga1 guar . selutely best aataen paid. Dennis Bros... 19° a _ ~— _— . : ' as as ere ‘ “5 Phere , , Irving Sales Corporation | Putte)” "set Prices paid. Deimar S864. (cS) _Duilt; | (Shipman-Ward: atest motels. $3 “ige Roadster. 1990 $38 ie ~ HUDSON-FRAMPTOX [37 Olive. : ge atst 8 sme sy FURNITURE Wrd.— Any description: smal! po.’ mixer . Neieel Woodstock Tt war arga‘ ; 2 « w ber OK! BUI STWEN 4 | Se Lace on trek: late 1921: new open ex- ¥. Broa: way er large lets: rugs. Weich, Cabary 5201] ; tale } ) reu $ ta. - ae + th est barca 22 - entra. 74307 oress 50 “S50 easy terms: open @ Give Eagle Stamps. al coB2 » a ; c5 ow : > es . ‘ my ; ‘ l Vs : ” “ ane — — » al 2 q , . « wth ws? —_— a _ ; ‘ = : - ’ T.4 ; Piel ing’ «. ” 31s Miv: * a P ‘ FURNITURE Wtd.—Rugs. ric-a-bdrac. ) i> . a “ cc ALL AP ames. conjen’s of flats. dwellinga Ge! ae ; ‘ro pDMmat — ER, 3e A ROLL here. Lindel! 6111 : > Wor RI’v DODGE ROADST . ak D Eset eb or mibess becters: maieta, FoeSaTt RE Wed Bad aan BEFORE YOU BUY REE incippentowen eet oes = a a mae .Se Gtk. onvcsite Union’ Mamet 462) fiat. dwelling: large or oma ‘lots; dest y typewriter. eee t! os eae eone name ling and | norte wv aa whats Ke .Vew LATE 192 4) HU PMOBIL E TRG pric Orcutt Storage. Cabany 6039. Del~ Wwe sell rebuilt Coronas —— F. ne bes > cas rn; terms 2 —— — 9 nana ef mar 6 et ee SER, miths. Underwoeds ‘Sh pmar- a - _ ert ‘ A. & ‘ ; Ve TEM " ear to Wash iO aie 3 res vractia. : me - jing : * . MISCELLANEOUS ) WANTS ) FU RNITERE Wta —Higt od others rented “OS Locus a 1 ees 5) otra. Best buy tn Lowi —_ oir: ; Don pine on CORONA TYPEWRITER SALES | _ Oven evenings and ee MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR co fav mane Ri °213 OF (2% (ore MA YTROLA—Geod ag new. 2 AND ADDRESSOGRIPH | : bric- SOT N. Std et. Olive 3505, Central 43772 g ee Y > TCR SPr RT, - 369 u) ou any ‘Bi —— tri Gzot enclosed metal ee y - : tL 2 Ri mm. , Ts: Sarter demourtabies_ er - a used phonegraphs of —~BSecendhand : —— - im goed shape | ° 1a r ' ar | Portagey lie Mo. mt Auction Ce. $507 Lucas av. - : . SS = as =" a ~2 > : Se e Curis cAS ° ist = “Tr TON eur _ a . any el mtrenm throes ugh >ot $° 35 4520 for newspapers and FURNITURE WANTED BADLY : : {can't teil it from a new one: only $625, | 4e!\°m trom new: actual value S800. terme. 4530 Delwar. Deum“ “gi{ FORD—Tes beck ISSO NGS Se Ee ee ee Qive 278 et) Al) descriptions, large and ema!! lets: c AVE 3 TOR 2} vw Lz ; : ae, ‘terms « ; SRG i ee EE a ; + : 20 “as x7 ss M4 2% tents flats, mer sek 4 k sae Sriene , rennes = LSLeM MU w.. 100 rand Fae : Bas : ienhs - rents. Sans: Mat -sTER: ucts F ) Delmar “985. Forest 385 (2) HARNBSS— Cake ____ — Seven-paseer tcurihg me od " Jumate st peer i, 2 a) sae a ts a and solid. . Smith eee furn ture. Before sailing telephone #H ARXESS— SS—New and at *>d ’ © NPPLA _ Deg ¢€ bat MS TIMIILt 3 ne ; cD annd : : - — ——___ . — _ _ “7 asia “ 313 Ou cven EE ,. 2a? . gy . m ~ . : ~*~ , ——+ ; ; . . ——— po ive? a “g Ss 1317 ———— weg a mcrae ' nen re" $0: terms. trade 180" % See, 4) Vi TROLA—Teneete sie . : é 5 es new: $150. 5 ome >a mt shop ; €>T) @e? Gnithera Lindell 6111 __{58) price. Grasemack new style dining ¢ BEST cash prices fer slightiy used fi-n/ture. HARNESS—10 horses Ga Vener (te “ce Central 6557. Kaplan's. 1437 _— vp: farm wagen wuaranteed : eu Rped ‘ Lermis cz ‘ e , —— : = _— ly weed. Circasxian FRANK CC BAKER HU RSSS—Aiwave ; ‘en Bs PORN 2 ruascste +r de.neuntabies —— ———— MARMON TOL RIN J age asm nem on band i’. = a: _ * re -?. . « ‘ iy an@ quarter sawed ocak. Tme- Burs all kinds ef furniture, stevwes an@ car- Loewenstein, 13°1- Broedwar_ s : aa «BC ' . laime AVUT ie iti reacy for sale «4 192! Ma " ™ go i=. “ ' _— ze . : . ‘ye ‘ : et 4 Vi-TOR Cs ee fake | eee Thad, Cama ae mn Tp, | Gms — Tee or mare Galivery tereen_ ree | 8°85 4590 Dewar ten ans dive yom any Gimenitra- | 7-Gaseger tometins "tien Marnes esa at : : menmemabie iiss TROUE, Gill, bux rou furnitars and cther ch 20s Ls ree Tied) | Mauntabie mows. im AL Soniton $210: CLIVE MOTOR Oe S010 Washingtor ay.| We know thet thie ee en ice ne enue”. | TRAPPIC—S ter oie sii Sec | nen: only Oa 1133 le; best pricee, Boment 854. (cS) sp ms ea. | terme. Mendenhall Ford | — . ve , a1 i | service eink authetestion “th , vame | “Gres: mechamcal Come et: poe facet eaay = = CASH POR FURNITURE wy cada beng = CS eee Sg gene V gameeoemcre : 5, her ie S : Sen Misneg ericea ey amount Bemor:-(en ae en a sine condition. and has sod = L} hee ‘ Tx — , i a. re 7 —_ ~ Ca i : a Se . . . am 4 _ ; a e a«; P ‘> ee : eal : + te ” 7 ‘ - 7 .- I — + . aps aa : a - r-t , . Ms — . oe conten: Be ef Tata Ge " D BERG. - — be) ) Li L Beha> urier C 6500 Page 5 oa A " , . : — - a . .° ; > Rh : ’ ’ tourinme | . " A * | SORp mn ae —=ee ee 10 ra! 74307 : nA pam ee For Sale éunenaae SL — TT nates : _Ottve MACHINERY —— Stas ; ai atttae Retinantes eet iia -- or — Velmar ’ table and Sutre: THE ‘STORY OF THE GREAT WAR— . _ on . > ~+ 7 . i 4 - A ‘ “A st : : | ROOFTNG—Aag joak repa * , .: 2 ms terme or nde > a ya ee FD - 2 'n goed rumning condirier : Ow: . - — 2) S138 eave °U per ——— ; oursel oe SOS RE ie Saget: Barend THS-BLICK CO. 3101 OLIVE 3" NEXT WEEK South reome . = eek wuck S617. PIFTY CEN’ S en beur and u Fe eis a $235. Che i = ' - — an —— eg emgage gy = — c SED AU TO SHOW GRAND. 3150 S$ —Heem, ae dias APP ARE We. : i ee su att. ‘egene- R ew hs _ iu 2 weer dati — - s 4 oom * ial om sy. Fa > “sa ve cic P : es $1 140n . 4, SH ia S445 poapee er pie ed. a “ci | pad ate cole "Pose Tans as | ES GS = ne tate ee ES a TI i, Oe | } » | ne io one "8450. “re mews SOUTH SIDE BUICK Co. “aa=a=* ; meg 200. HH. Appleman. 42ts _Page. +o) é ty pe Pimapagglh aged LATE 1920 f CHEV ROL, ET TRt,. * ao A. xz” “a RI 3 ~~ F -- ‘ ee. =— —— aie fo ome > tee sheo ‘ peroughi o @r- ; Ye oR sae ; : P- on sm ane » Wreck = PTICOA o—ar. ii nklin aF Ke ~~ , i sa , 2 o ct mechanical! = Pes ee ae gr = ees S reom furn@ure | Bomgnt 14534 Z 8 87 a 43 L-SKILES wwe ae ye Ran Be _ a pe Cia: tor the eck Call afterne na. | —_— a : — a MuTC R co ven evrnmingy and Sundar. For Sale sount 6s" a ~*4 "Stephens Road tats a Li ‘ . : " ae = Loe Sunda hind 2s So ae ‘a mons gigaciy ~S : ores and tu ; Pr Con 7-pussenger. S000. Mr 4 ar "3 ning aes er ee T is =_ ns dinner sqit ian © — ~~ ~ 2—> _ _———— 3370 Perehine . Z3°s o eae. : — : a . | ‘ Ya kland Tour: ing Used T Ci wa a mene oF aoa ————— ~~ : mY a a } -Te of ter z lentate of ba — i. — — a = rt re TOR " "S15 —— : ~ nt! S Sn —— DoD -Tourtng: 14 is. 1920 ) °910 Washine:m.. Special Prices. Special] Terms * ict wa —w _ ; geed orice tor geod ; a ae ao Inea_evenings ae : Car, epen or cloged mvde 3 ae =. . . , fi: a 7 —oa ae us tS aes =i° im ‘ Oak Lana 6, S199 | > +"? % i Se De [32 —— ee ~ordan, “allfercnia tee... na — = neers sO aera — nm enecia ace a é iS29 Jerdae Tearing ' fewecr. faise teeth Mither. tae" or cash. Wiiliame ior Co. 27-29 ai $1 iner - . iszi BD -& TOURING ! : a d + thes y @ : 2 ; «a, : e. Palen c 7a —_ 1+. ——— -- =: — - - - “aa ” ; ar ; : : cra} . . 1919 Jordan. 7-pese. . CASH pa ict ~~ od 4d. silver. Se FORD Vid —We ay TOTS. BO: . - nt a — om ee . some’ as ase or cee Burteck T watinam. a 323. tai paid. i423 L 4 A 7 a — ; a ae nt = “0 Yelle Touring .- @eer-s north - (Mipe st » TOCRING “AR . = “ ish 0 6lupheiste . - _— ——— lle * “ma oS = - Pe rv GenKS? och — = —— ae anes $i200 oor ‘Vash " “ Me . A ag 8 8P : a5 & : nyt 3) BART - OS ER LAND—i92; —— a — = Bowes” ———— ND Tor RINGS EAST PaTWENTsS ‘ l tern 7 es a rT — | ory . -» / 1a" - * ae : + -— ; : : - $7 >. 3.000 CASH FOR ar TOS . ‘ nang Femi : - z : ~. | cr er ae ween made. 5 aT aod aeent [, a is MOTOR CAR! nae . — ut Samp kim . S90 — — —— ——— — | a a Tong ns wes: 5 ’ 38012 Leenst St = ~ = == =" —————— — — : EBS F nt Yew? _— . 2 waa -~ ae ‘ yeeros : S ter Sas) ' s ae. " roe si. . on ‘ ete “<a . ee ares ™ 8 poe. mS ORS ; ; a a ‘ — . ee ° ‘ . " "i ems ; ~~ te / tet co $ stees mS Te OF <a ye JPEN EVENTAGS ANG sO RST cess — = enuemen | —— ls onl. & fn Oe PE OE RUST co be) RS, Hsu. cae Nib... -

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SOR te See eee Tek ee ay > -_——~ — wT mbar Terr my - — om wo ° Ec ou_CAN SELL THAT PI ROP ERTY IF IT IS GOOD VALUE—and your story is well told in P.-D.“WANTS.” esa sy | ——e—eeESESESESESESEeEeeEeEeeeeeeee For Baie u oa j— sarge room on sec on |squnene Sea ron BENT Wiest APARTMENTS FOR RENT \FLATS AND AP’T'S. WANTED, | REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE = 1ei7., - ‘ 444 2A—Nicely furnished room | heat; range.” om for one person; posi | West Call Forest 29313 and suburban roperty. MARK H . Wie | _— FORD—Ton (ruck ¢ rr . fe family. Phone’ Cabany | _deli 4314W ne = conveniences: Line ciency: » Dosseasion = March teas ag Phe. Post. «Sages South Side | PROPERTY Wed —in exchange f for 160-acre warre,! EO ue ok Waneter and our | ne ae * AND 2 N PAGE indie a denhail Ford ; 3 Mp BOARD—1 0: 2. emoleved: 2 cand small front room; warm, coamyertabiy Nail scopveniancen” Gpan’ teas anor 5 reoms;; ng: iin — neigh borhood. wane ~~ locas Coamiee orga (a TREMBLEY- “WILSON | Webster Groves, ee . $oE Pa ~ Wid. — | 6 GI (| Bodies For Sale | om ini POARD— Room. wcealy —. famity H_for gentieman:; brivate | scesraree Daten! tite. Ti agit oo | North Bide. BP Frox “S307, » =. y A a I (BD | Oy Waentagten + ae aoe aw totale? Gar*ticametion: a one floor: real bargains; we trade. 1900 Wa, BC pening nion and Pershing; for housekeeping: SHE —Cagecting | WESTMINSTER 5 Fiee—3a eae . aide: "pont setcconiaer © adults. Tyler able | for’ subdividing into arpa tractp Tous, | SSR Serz se anxious ¢ for guick sale: money telan 730 Westgate; 3 years old; six-family. 5 ; warge room on secoad | WASHINGTON = L. 4113—Sleeping FLAT Wtd.—4 ne. South Side preferred |For KXCHANGE—All hinds of farms, city | Webs et ee ge RE ebster Groves | West 2, Somenzae y peijomt_ mente Clive _cart © oS ee iS —Roo WASHINGT EW | FLAT Wté.—3, rooms and bath. pv couple, | "ON REALTY Co.. Kirkwood. Mo. is" —_ or double room: meals if de- | or hou BL. | 3885— Rooms cnet GTON AND NEWSTEAD (South- Bo hassis, - ee ] . | Qo. ~ in cood con gn — girs: Ey +e (76) | WASHINGTON & BL.. #802 A— Large ———— | none Forest 400 ys, Olive 4703. | FLAT Wtd.—Or 3 rooms, modem ae PROPERT TY Wtd.—For codmaniee, “$2090 | WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO. Agt. ( ‘lel — or business cou- | WES : ren? reduced to $85 = a. | s reomé, gun , tour on ued delivery bodies; afi . See ores : 8051 W. (c4) nished ream Hs nt) 4154—Two newly fur-/| amd janitor serv rice ¥ month, including ape [FLAT i ae “Garenéele igeaterred: my eee | | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES Orne $F ~y— Se & year Carondelet Motor C ’ > able: no oth entenren; modern; reason- GUuDaiN REAL. TY CO. 722 Chestnut et,| yrarc . For ~y city and "instructed us ance otor Co.. 3867 S Grange Rap taree double southern | 80'®: no other roomers. | : March 1; must be reasonable; couple. Box | @sqmy or Bale FORD BODIES—tTruck bodves. new — d ii Reais home. strictly mod- WESTMINSTER. 4150—Two ATES AV Sendo gimme ee” Va eon ole ly’) Eished aocond oor, hot walae™ Lani | opty ygasleoeroment of 5 toomes Font 875: FL Ag Wi tacaatle"ges price sed Santis: | “South seen PR || 2782 Otive. . Busb—Nicely furnished room with | WEST PINE BL. 4113A—Neatly ? SWELL R. E. CO. 111 N. 7th,| jars Box R404, Post-Dispatch, of onan, | LOT—T5x2i0, at 7046 Weetmorelanc | 3001 MoNOOM BRICK—s2sse || CSEp FORD BODIES — Truck, to tourice “for 2: Te le__Forest 5130. _| | front room: steam heat: alse too emmned Petr rect EON AV EW | Grand 40043. a) | or Gah sadhonae ter b a magngy ive; | room brick: electric: nes ae TTS Fi ij ster and even Seam aor = Gee) — Warm "recs: in rooms, _ (4) | wood floors: immediate’ pees maeet: hard-| FLAT Wtd —Or cottage; 3 rooms, path! and assume first deed of trust. Cal "Web| small cash payment. bale oot: a *. _morning. Riefling’s, QRI5 ive. ne; good eats; gentlemen She 2 PINE BL.. 4218—lLarge treated fur fur- | F._J. CORNWELL Re E. re. tte NW. Tth | tnd electric: nos over $30. a month; orphan ster 2011, or Box R-236,” Post-Dis | media alance like rent; im- nabdle: garage. : ~ — (1) nished room; kitchen. | Side: two adults. ros 9 - ‘Bargains in Used Fords, & | me, reson. 7 Del- NEW AP I a ° eae ER. CEFR NDT. 806 Chestnut. (c89)/ large Se sleeping, porch ote ser fi eel on aa aX aT. 396 Room. with | ™8r 3749L - ARTMENTS Colfax °305R ’ Coupes, Runabout, Touring B Me. i ieee; modern conven: WEST PINE BL dene Five tot? WASHINGTON Southwest ive terms and at price LOANS ON REAL ESTATE : ‘ten a (4) room#. With and without oe ay tile woth, ete janitor servic — Furnished Flats and Ap’ts Wtd. LOT—Nor west corner Odell and Macklind. Northwest . ¥ BPSTEIN, 819 Chestnut. bas ys 6 Center ron a jj bodies. S040 Lecust - Open = a Ss ‘o| ary. phone. : ' 1 3 BUNGALOW * Oliv “187. monthi ; Cd > > “?p BL... 4° 64 ingle or doubie}] ——--_ (6) A> NDERSON Stock Es MA? ‘ v? 7 5 room , Surnienes flat. 17 3 xl 0, Inquire at 2505 8. Jeffe ALOW— 11 Norwood av.; Sr 2 ] Coupe ce luxe traded car dept. “ ~ all conveniences; excellent board: WEST PINE BL.. 3805—Lovely light house. 808 : nag By “cc Cannan, on Side: re- | son, AL 9 94) brick; Bath, furnace, electric ‘Night. we ga! th = oe room; gas and electric. L 99 | esponsiblie couple. Cabany 5332 Miss Wha- | , - ‘ 4 Bodie. Wanted — PIXE BL. 3063 —Steam-heated 178% inde! Beautiful ‘ ‘Traymoor | Ten. 8) West ENE ON, galt Metnwriaht Bldg. (ot) __ RESIDENCES FOR SALE _ I FORD TON TRUCK BODY wa as mt board: riano. phone, a Apartment, s. w. cor. Waterman and Clara: | FURNISHED APARTMENT Wea Or, flat, | LOTS we Seawihiul bat 5035 Hi wae 5 rooms, | +> MODERN ' ciednaai iain seclieiinialeaiacbitniiiia ilies EN DOWN See: 2 ladies empDloved: $7 wae 2 > | iots in an exclusive | furnace, slectri coer terms. 7. yt Be rooms, berth, eiec- a me: in good condition. ere 5 ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED 8 rooms, 3 — highest class; will deco with heat, by 3 adults, Boz G (6) pungelow addition; verv reasonabie. — |= a Ra Olive 1 08 Wa wore tric. fu wiy decorated throughout; ; ( : rate; garage; for aipapection: par _K-4¢ Post-Dispatch price NEW BUNGALOW GLICK R. B. OO., 824 Chestnut at. (c4) LUCAS, 33186—Furnishea fr lars phone owner. Oliv 2, 7 z T W > . / TY t and back bd FO en D APARTMENT Wd.—aAt once. | ———e FOR RENT—ClI rooms, steam heat. electricit P: ‘ | r4 ths; 8 or 8 rooms; west of King’ | Al Accessories, Parts—fFor ta ar omg wine mec ty 6412 ENRIGHT coher 7. bet ween Delmar and Lindel!. Box! FARMS FOR SALE at oe secramente: $7500, come tha pocwtion || GENERATOR AND STARTER—« — ae a>, Central : ———" steam ‘heat. tile bath, _nardwood floors, _“&-. 52, _ Post-Dispatch. [¢ FARM—160 acres. Catawiesa, Mo > all lo» Gnd. F . BASHFORD, dip ct Chestnut, Central : . : 7 PAR ev o- — Die gat oe é ——_— ‘ , ° . ] ui ‘ ete Paes maw 4) house. 2524 B tel BAU, 1816—Housekeeping; sisctrio, / ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED | verence: rent $100 per month AP de ge eee ame? SHLOw- | _ Main Oss (4) 10-12 CHESTNUT —s8500 gp or mt. R. a bay aoa sed Fords er eet note” . ROOM AND BOARD Witd—By ‘WALTER JON E. 0O., 618 Chestnut. HOUSES WANTED 550. Post-Dispatch. : ama rent Beats 4 h.. “Ours m6. ge Re oar yy Tore” ta — -y Steam heat, running water; g00d room with private ieaenee men: | ct! | COTTAGE Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms, Southw-st POU LTRY FARM—44 acres; 6-room house | South CHAUNCEY P a 618 Chestnat. Granas Retell ss 3 — preferably with 1 or 2 meals. Box H-00. 14 SOUTH TAYLOR Maplewood, $26 to $30: couple: anv | ,opd pasement; bern, “—.. thes tweet of | COTTA Asn SAnGAIs | : Seam ee . . es . hd oa : floor room; housekee Between Forest Park bl. and Laclede. : $10 reward. Box P-284. Salem, Ill., town of 4000 population. For | watee units 30x196: aurea, alley et | oe + ’ ‘ ae - large. warm. next to bath | ROOM AND BOARD Wid —tlLad Post-Dispatch. ae : —Lady emploved Exceptionally well-arranged | price a £ | «=» Tires For Sale a = eg desires front room and board in private 6 large rooms: big closetss Be ey HF DWELLING Wtd.—Or cottage: for March price and terms, W. P. Morris, falem, rr (all made; only $2650; small cash payment, NcE— ee av. reoms: WM. A. DROZDA REALTY 003 Typt $65; iat a rig 4000. Ouve 1908. | ; 43 Catholic family, r ust } ble. Riversid —_!#) | balance tike peazeades. TiIRES—Brand-new = a north of Laclede, bet all outside rooms; modern; { ; 1: rent must be reasonabie. erside | rent; mm 4006 CHOUTEAU AY. a | Qa $2 up: all pe 1400 . ie ees Ea z “Bn! ! wg = Taylor. on car line: state price. — condition. | J72RM. Ad. bo eae ~ m8 oan ae | RARER -LUSTRA 86" a Bi we MANNS wes rene &- gi od gk Ag | a — : ae N.——-Rooms for is ispatc | \’ y AR’ TMG 2 | grounds: 3 ge’ chicken houses. ‘some | COTTA . er our ws ‘2 - i | TIRES—lUsed: best makes: Serdar ae “ $4.50; cooking gar, | 3 | NEW AP [MEN TS Furnished Houses Wanted | equipment; alse . ood farm land 4561 S&S. TAGE BARGAIN ’ | , 3730 PENROSE L4 se (5) T 7 =z o : 8 * ms ‘ y \, a ai e * : tage of 5 elec- r ZUR: 5000 te select from: open nan me.” —waa- te counecting livin ROOMMAT TES WANTED | 6639 WASHINGTON FURNISHED HOUSE Wtd.—At once, for 4 av. wal dant Et. H. : 0 (OB) rooms, bath, reception hall, hot-water heat; cold water: o ae att MON EY O O N : ae a - Five —— + enigma floors, tile ba‘h months: 8&8 to 10 rooms; -west of King's ST bargain “SEE : . . TIRES—Sacrifice: 3Ox% ee or 2 men; family of 2:|ROOMMATE Wtd.—Youne lad ) anh. 4 ———— = CH : : | ave ai r $% 3500" S0x3 %, 9z. . Grand T29W. | | roommate; has two newly fusakined eos | steam heat. servic ighway. between Delmar and Lindell. Tiox | RISTIAN a a gE. CO.. OFLA TH. 818 Chestnut. ON 8ST. ae pe Daw morare all larger tires, If one of them | beams O NDR eO STOCK. BU ERMeNS : -129 Pnet-Dianatch. 4) iM ’ Chestnut st. ; ires proves unsat . . — eDing rooms; South Side; nice ne _ | on - en | IMPROVED PROP TY FOR SALE LINDELL PARK HOMS. 2 ee year, return with rans See ee a =: iorthwest __hood: $17.50." Grand 4596R. ee 808 Chestnut. | ——— | SOUTHAMPTON BARGAIN | $501 ee fine modern 8-room Julius Haller Realty Co. oS a -w t | 7258 and 7260 Forsythe (“Ashbury and aE Wt Call and see dl La these nice homes. | ae wt ot lot 40x125; street —~ gy # a ai | TSaving clipe will eneritice. See us for price nteraations) a1 Lite Blog. —— . Tocs For ae > aro or, three rooms | ROOM Wtd.—By youn man, single; in pri- | ings. on -foot lot, set back 40 feet from | — ee ——— , 3253 COPELIN AY. -HOHENSTE CIN R. CO.. 6428 Michigan _ ®Y. JOHN C. GHEULI cit R. AND I. ©O., Sale s cm fas. 51M. | __vate family. Box G-117. Post Disuatan, |etreet: tile roof. weather strips, front drive. | | segount Toning at home, like new or le: | 5 ROOM COTTAGE BARGAIN |Qpen Monday evenings. Grand «nd Hebert Do You Need Money? ©. : nicely big R. 701 Waterman. = ROOM Wid.—Br nu ™ | arranged. with best equipment throughout; | BUILDING—One-story, 650x140; will alter | Boel eS finish and grand good garage; lot | front ok from ci 30-ft. lot: streets made Northwest a SECOND AND ND THIRD DEEDS‘ mi = | a = th | tian family: By nurse hourekes mateo. | apartment Feil gyi i —— '@ +9 | to suit. Box N-152. Post- Dispatch. _ _{eB) 3442 SIDNEY. by? ® ook ie = a = rook at this. 5320 NORTH MARKE ET—s6000 = eervice. - 3 is. -.Sou _ Post- Dispatch. EDW ABD {. i. “BAKEWELL. 118 ~~ — Ideal home, with all up-to-date improve- HOHENRSTEIN: R. Sy 642R "Michigan av. | Geven rooms, furnace. tlle bath. garage wor gt bts ak a { . , ‘New Apartments on Forsythe, GARAGES, STABLES WANTED Henry Hiemenz Realty Co. 5-room brick, bath, furnace, electric, ete.; )f*4 = fleore, tile oné marsie uite $21, 722 Chestout. x scounle employed. Forsythe Apartments’): new 4-family bulld- | Box N-145,. Post-Dispate: ie; | How good and re is. 2s or someone. 3% ah 0 + geritieman: Fo email private family. ‘ Box G : - for % price. Roy's Tire Store, 5954—Room and | ROOMS WANTED | GARAGE bo td.—Near Grand ae Castle. | Neosho st. For terms. icu WINTER TOP—For Ford tou : erat es voce isan | ROOM Wid We way, garage with tile roof: each apartment | tor kaak, fe tenrdeead used; ba f ane : ; af ie F rest 1888R. | _sms amily. Bor G 286 Pp p* has 7 rooms, with 9-room efficiency; GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent one © rooms, Fot-water heat, fine hardwood — gate bath. furnace, electric. etc.; AG, 3844——Light housekeeping room) ROOM | Wid.—Unfurnished, and Kitchen, | —Olive 5555. 3 West moeendietie ug: pam bento +| trait trees: @ Gandy well-built home: price) O41, 9191 on | ' ae oud! i suitable for light housekeeping: 7. and | NEW APARTMENTS FOR - RENT. * SHIN - oe — Modern-bullt r ¢ “ & 8 Chestnut | M U ~ ] & A L - % or 5 se eee a clean; state particulars Box G-1h PD |W VASHINGTON BL. 417>—Larg home | hese eric eg Pay geen with the Southwest | ~ CHAUN( ‘BY P. HEATH, #18 Che : ' I _ convenient for work ‘hod. } { 8: good garnke: a ME WORTH 90000 — decorated: couple. Re OMS Wtd.—To rent 2 rooms. with kitch- Norhtwest Corner Rosedale and =. = near Grand bi. and Tower Grove Dark. Beautiful ‘California Bungalow ‘Slaughtered | 5 our voete pe oy LOANS ON PERSONAL PRorTy a — Briteee: far a sr rales 4. S38 that will care f compte: preferably ry 4A Waterman TO LET. _BUSINESS PURPOSES Ideal & see pe agen gg t 6831 cote "7 pO ood f1 very easy payments and Loree. (or- - : mY ie , oag? >} ; e coup e@ pre erred ; > r care or year oO) irl 0 A sie a a . ao mien —— ig 7. re } n oe par or Un za’ ow s 1 rooms. ar ™ oors. ; ‘ Fe r | Del & “ne KENWOOD COURT APARTMENTS rit “peration closing out its property — | AUTOMOBILE LOANS he tenders BO ms ceil home, with 2-car garage. Card to inspect. _ French doors, tile bath, cooling closets, kitch- 4840 L Al AB mar 1 4- local instruction a ra - anthtns Potr and five rooms; somé have run par- LBUILDING—One-etory. 650x140, will alter SEVEN-R M HOME. en cabinets, ironing board: every. modern | bargain. Also ; “ “ . i Mus need AN By BSE i ged connecting rooms, “em b dag Sa dn young a ye ruen | lora and Murphy beds; all have bathrooms! to suit. Box N-152. _ Post-Dispatch ted) 3337 Vista; all up-to-date improvements; | !mprovement: truly beautiful: corporation hae Oba? ae payers only. oar To gg Me ne — ie’ case: yee = 4| VIOLIN, mandolin, se. bano} ae 3 a wr house eeping ; conveniences, , . hing room clean. warm.! With floors and walis tiled, bulit-in bath- | WOODW ORKING PLANT — Completely E0ood location; $5300; terms; near Grand bil. s¢liin@e eut its property; no agents; see or. | at or : easy insta ments w lle \ strument ioaned. vtnam, 112 neatly furnished, with bath facilities and tubs, pedestal washstands;: kitchens have | equipped, ready for business: possessicii 3533 VISTA eupant: eny reasonable terms. (ed@) | ° 03 o hot water; preferably im private home with | one-piece white ename] sinks, white l} Very good P | ne — ~-~ +--- AS Rac. vaEE easily ta ht an one in 4 , cnee , Ternianed Sig . — no other roomers; sreanktaste for one end | gas stoves. buiit-in linoleum, clegent’ liebe. | Swner, ee epi ne Gstaad ond Fach. aloes vottand ii Sonten | South docs Kite te. Guaranteed. no, banjo om s : ate tw late Gade In vente oe Peat fre meres: Will decorate; sents $80 to} | LEASE—22 2 000 square » feet mod-. aR, 3615 ie NIAT West *| BADS, 32090—8 rooms, furnace, garage: Be sete ‘ . { Eight-room inedern home, ith hot-water ~ —— EO ey bile. MONEY loaned on au Christensen, ST th ae aTe. : §27 8.—Housekeeping Dispatch. | DOUGHERTY- SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut. ern factory or warehouse ; 4. heat and best anpeuntinenhe: i, Rox oe Lo. /BUNGALOW—6-room | brick: marage: strict- | te ais &@ BRO 25. w Possaaaian mortgages x r : sleeping; gas, | (cd Karage: very nice terms on this h _y Modern. STO00; seay pees: oe Se *. ma Branches; Mid-City an@ Wellston # Age. Hie. bath. (5) % A — : t, Bey McCRADY & OBERMEYER E. ©O., HOUSE—My beautiful 6-room celoaial home| tents; cheap. Call 3417 Chippewa. nee southwest. Call Grand 4955W. =~ | KENSINGTON, 5084A—Nicely furnished 3- _ 719 Clark. large loft, basement; elevatr (BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW Forest 2196. Delmar A661. bite Easton. le; tile bath, ouilt-In tub, CO-OPERATIVE AN CO. c! Ae in ~ [— i LEDE HO E NN room apartment; heat, gas, electric; £50., OFFICE SPACE—Modern. new offices in | 1000 ) ION IN oaks ee ‘Yr , er ees fl ; hout, white ‘ek stair, PLAYE ER- foggy $110." $2 er wee — “Bey Sat | ee West , LACLE AY HOTEL AN -T EX | __(e5); our hand some new building; every conven-' 4800-04- F mes ek ee lg oe a 7500 | NICE SINGLE, | $4850 rs, colonial fireplace: PIANG co. 1101 Ol Olive jill (CENTER EVERYTHING ) | McPHERBON. . 4508—C. ‘ompletely furnished lence; convenient to downtown. Jefferson each; sell $5900: every modern ‘mprove-| 3130 Fair arv.. 3 and 8 rooms, bath. elec-| Sies#nt light fixtures. sun ors we oe Pie with Sta as —— Ta) #8 ; 5244—Homellike + room; Every room with private bath; circula-|__5 rooms end bath: heat. janitor 2S Sti ee Se See Oe. Fig ems ‘trie. granitoid basement: terms: buy now. bed: large lot. in panne A my Bo *t 300 ay ie 68-net era yen pe all r m; privafe home. Y orest éon30 tion ice water and furnished new and mod-| PERSHING. 6316 (Sterline Avis..—Choice -pomont oll. Mr. Torrenee. ~——— | 4. pesene. bia ee Ghee eS OEE ee Chestnut (ef) ak ell nie * te [ry YOT need $5 to aa a it 38g ag ep — ¢ + ¢hie is. el Ss; = rat ee =_ , , at LEHMAN PIANO “CO.. 1191 Ol 3) > (92) eras ay. © making a low winter rate. $10 @ l-room 3-reom efficieney. Forvst £100 OFFICE SPACE—aAbour 2000 9a. ft.: third 1¢ hi oe er 298 > MAFFITT : ——y BUS, Warm. pleasant room; het- | Call and see and be convinced t io. s (c100) | floor. suitable for beauty parlor. chire- aindenwood, California style, ( ‘HE AP - RESIDENCE ra m yok = in of a5 sate 7 pnd PIANOS—For ee . r, -moderr the ace to live. 2)! & press practor. general offices. etc.- well ventl- , 4 rooms; modern: $3200. New Dungalow ‘flat, 4 and 5 roome. hard- with privilege to bu 4 =_— ppiied. . west S402. conveniences; gentleman. the place Weverythine ER. 4123—4 rooms and Ss | jated ané good light: heat and janitor sery- see these inmjmediately. Small cash pay- wood floors, steam heat: price very reagon- 1437 Arlington: 6-room pes: as a. ee | fiew THE BALDWIN PIAN ms i111 0 . — : LACLEDE HOTEL “all fat ul i p | foe: cheap rent. Appl; vy 614 Olive et, (8) ment Fasy terms. able. McCRADY & ORERRIEYER. 0179 ‘ric. furnace. hot-water “a po ax. Grease Con 2: *nsinegs fF =: Q . 22. seen Attractive room: delightfu! Dc TT “ 20 ive-stor iding: r “He Easton. Forest 3196. Delroar 566 | sinks: = copaition: 352 ¥ _ . : slightful 6TH AND CHESTNUT STS ~ OLIVE, 1—Five-story buildin ent a all or i et : mar 5661. 4 Chestnut. (c4) Pieeny Trlla and bench included: $18mr 4 ore eastern exposure: | Now making a low winter rate. $7 week.) FU RNISHED “APARTMENT | | each’ floor; reasonable. Lindell 1040./-4) | Sepusiful Home——Value $8000—Sell $6250 - CL0E FB SALARY LOANS. ton uve — LEHMAN PI ANO. ) — y d. Call Forest g0b4$ 3 ec; | detached ‘bath, ‘or $12. week with private DEL MONTE HOTEL, 5630 DELMAR. Ss TOR RE —F 060. feet and ” Da sement: eiso 4th ern must be sold immediately: easy terms; Northwest ~ Beautiful Brick Residence EY 1101 Olive st. 5) +28 r 7 The cheapest place to live; moet conven- rr; 24 eet each. 8 at, ele- 900 cas ° 39 ee ' ne ne | rooms. hardwood fleore *hroughouw SEATER-PIANOS Alay enarde SaMgMMMETEAC., 8707—Two or three roome, | comfort: jocation Guiet, and central Gown ent *iooation in eit: apartinents $0 a veto: ime Thisd wh — 8) : PLA BENGE L De eke eed Ooe | thive bathe, two showers; Built, for Tugurt: ohh. gee te to make « sean Ie ae Aer Bre aaat cam Ge cae ee month and up retes for the week end 4-5 ROOM SINGLE FLAT—84000 est 11. “s 5440 Easton. For- ous home: conveniente; S00" “eat these priced from $115 u : sk 5 ae ——- an her cro e . (c82) — aiso attractive leases. (abany 68040 15°8 Benton; exceptional bargain: nice: -_— Ss, eA fc) rage. price $” . CONROY'’S. ioe Olive st. “oe a 5 Sor room. Drivate fer- _ convince (c7) se Fo ae: otal neighborhood: fine condition ‘asy terms; FL _— —$3: 50 cash buys 4541 St. Loule: 3 Pore bis The house that “guarantees all its Pp «S : ployed. are?) ’ ————= | 8TOREs—Three, southeast corner 13th and Won't last long $ single: bath. electric. hot-water | cto — a 1O2) H. x ida Monroe: leat furt ac HMITZ ! heat: laree lot: bargain. Olive 8069. ar eats St Bt. 8246—Reom with. kitchen. FLATS FOR RENT | RB. B. Co., 1004 Chest c) West C a" WO BRICK FLATS—83250 5343 NORTH MARKET—TERMS gs ae | UPRIG gerne gs as Tenge. Ve! ea ee ee ee ‘eerie are a " 1631 N. 18th: brick. good netghborhood: R if " ; a i ga ry reasonable TS i ® Bs | $4 ; fea utiful fla of 4 and 4 rooms. tile beth. | HOUeE—As08 Forest Park bi.: 8 reome, On ft raiture - THE ow By P 1 HOUSES FLA E sA'T- “Beautiful we of 5-roon, apper; mod- 500 cash. balance like rent; 3 rooms each, brick mantel Fe first floor: terme hot-water heat; small cash payment, . 2 = pianos. a c THE BA S PLANO co., 1111 rT ottre.(ol abe de: 7 BL... BL. 424 241—Nice. warm, house- ? ia ro Ce}) Victor 2931R (c) West ig bargain # J. CORNWELL R. B. CO. 111 N. 7th jae tile ae (08%) | fo g* - . gee aoe 2 Sa é = rar. » —_ ‘ for ‘fHevecticon - _ ™s ay r a a sii , — — TC AN tt EES tae teat tt tia acs epins 2 FLAT—2 Sea! rable roorne; rent $10 month: aU TOMOBI E SHOW RO ROOM— —Bemst location | = H SIDE FL AT—84500 DOUBLE > ae BARGAIN | RESIDENORS—3708- 10 Page: “gitached: | one oe ‘Talking Machines For Bale Ratti. thera too, aa os gan toes water” oe ee ore: "in Wee: End, on Delmar bi, Box G-82.| 19), 99TH SIDE FLAT —S4500 |. | 5752-54 Theodosia av.. 4-family, 3 rooms| bath, electric, furnaces; barsais. Olive | Raliws BRUNSWICK —$73. 50” will buy wv. cor ment, or let rooms. (5) | , ENT LISTS ome FLA’? a Pos Di spate: — -_—————— __f¢88) | tion: exceptional bargain eas} terms, $1680 a ear Fite ht ee ce ech | 8068 — — ig O87 MONEY TO rer $10. aa selections inc ~f mS. 5801A—N ice large rooms, | AGENTS REN _._— |1038A N Taylor. 5 r., bat h: good rep. $35 ee ee es’ comer Easton and ttav- it quick. cagh ' “JORDAN REALTE CO. 5018 VERNON PIANO. CO. 1101 Olive. bettie ea: reasonable: Beil phone. 5045 McPHEREON, 4 rooms. sun — .. (1403 XN. Garrison. 5 roms: heat furn. 4 AO, modern. » ‘bright rent $60 5 Room 40% 810 Chestnut sat. N ine-room ret St — wot sages Ld BRUNSWICK—Genuine : poe s size: 25 , * “6: $32—T wo front rooms for lor moder rm $75 00 SES Re nis nn a RQ REAT e 4 o2 50 (ST f Rm an | OM—Laree: weg water Heat - a a HOMES AND FLATS F FOR “oe — “ a ee ee ee fe) ; ook tony.” ive "8188 : ee sed te . ords: $50; like new. Broa’ . ae ; @Very convenience: $@.| 5929 McPherson. 4 rooms, sun par 723 50 —_ : 408-08 Wair wer ight F Ri, de. h electricity gnd wate all! modern; $4750; $500 to $1090 cash, ba!- NEW BUNGALOW FLAT __COHAUNCEY F. _P. HEATH. $1.9 Chote _ MA YTROLA—Good ag new, reasonabie, © ¥ 7. — BL., 4028—Furninhed connecting | » lor; nSTORE FOR RENT. stb | ?- wee — | 3881 : ‘Pit Linde! __265R icG) nee terms; immediate possession; now va- 4905 Spaulding av.: 5 and 5 rooms. sleep- ’ “6315 W ASHING N— 16.500 ___ Carpenter _ pl 4 BL. . B01 —— 2651 N. 15th. stor ‘ Central WASHINGTON BL., 3886—Building in rear, nn. le flet: 4 and 4/ is porch hardwood fioors. double sarage. Nine rooms, — _ hardwood floors, a nn hestennn anal : ea arse room a oat | DW "ELLING FOR RE? Boe & ee ratdlnmanell aga: KON EN 40x80. $80 per month. Anna McDermott, x ME ese al ROE. +e. “%1¢ McCRADY & OBERMEYER, 6179 Easton. | strict! modern ; ; “ , Peed phonegraphs of tan a all kinds .o jusekeeping or s) . $4; all co | KOTSREAN REALTY CO., 722. Chestnut st. | SEPFERSON. "1422 N.—S-room flat, newly | Box 210. Mansfield, O gg car sea aa eee $100 Forest 3196. Deimar 5661. _CH iL eRCEY PEATE, $16 cuemmas _ WANTED . nog o > _ BL.. ee rooms, ny ro N | decorated. | ‘ “al ] 1) Delmar 37 491 ; ; uy ‘ ' = . = ibe pee ae WESTMINSTER AY. ann a a aaa a . spahince pearantess:; beta xs i om Good heat, hot water; rea- APARTMENTS AND Fg he Rca — tc, 7 eee yk M. C7 See these at once and then see us 4940 TERRY AV. Beautiful t oo ice of 7 rooms, the Ng ons |FIRST DEED OF TRUST — . & $300: will ott for less than . 4A iN. e. mg yey an © N si N a mn AD x ” ITTME! rR © cid Ck, Satine tee ted ving room 2 ong, garage r-| per cent, 5 years. c rom . : new and oO rooms . a2 ’ | ’ + 2) . = RFIT. 807 Chestnut (cB MAT. fn MUSTO DEPARTMENT, BL. 4423—Extra warm. weil | Cat & rooms. sun parlor ... .300 ba pane orth ; alliitiainiialai Northwest, corner Delmar and dl a A 624 hestnut. Price reduced | GR mrsgome eo HE ATH. a maranemmsmmarany tess aanpnngeainas co r : McBee: 5 rooms: corner . 6 : well-bu!l!t bome VICTROL strie, mat . sme phe og necessary. (14) rnish 7 EAST PRAIRIE, 1901A—Filat. 3 rooms, ; $5 per foot; $5 per month | > rea! Te * oo - A Foneole 550 Cote Nicely fi furnis roor . 00 SHERTY. SEE: AN. furnished. 76 00 bath, gas, electric: neatly furnished. 4) Suburban : be hae brick; + 3344 ‘Oregon. “Tnauize CHAUNCE_E: HEATH TRE Chestnat, _ __ Riverside 4 a 3. ee ara | peek heat, centieen | DOUG (59 ort de ea Tenor Beale. aia “55 ear | 5012 MINERVA AV SDs ven | first or second _ floor: iat of 3 rooms and | JAS. C’ MORFIT. 807 Chestaut. (c3) ETHOFF-VATT= i REA) FLAT—2844 Park: 4-family ne | . RAT DE or i |& eat; continuous | ) LUCKY. 4003— Near Sarah and Easton: - &TORES— 'wo, new: 14x40) Webs’ or. nt MAR $i2—Room bath: - re $30 ‘nont =) ta Easton. _c8)| medern; in on trade; will sell right. Residence, 8-room brick, reception hall, Well-sesured city Ooms. la t 2 " now vaca Sy nt only ion E eeativose hot water; P| oe ¢ F: Ep stein GOLDMAN REALTY CO. 729 Chestnut st. |e — , | | BUNGALOWS Two new rick, adjoining | -7!3-_ 780_ Arcade Bldg. aa | be beth, hardwood floors, French doors, furnace pie. $2750." 33840" 85300" { eth wo clear fear tithe | Wa notbninnge St. Charlies car to Carson | VICTOR VICTROLA—Perfect nation a MAFFITT. 4228—New iungalow fiat, five Sherwood Forest: 5 rooms downstairs, 4|FLAT—3433 Vista; 6 and 5. single: bath, | heat, ae porch; newly throughout sed; decorat ~- t pa! } terms. Inquire within. - estaut rooms, hardwood floors. hot-water heat | unfinished rooms upsteirs: hot-water neat; | ed . furnaces. separate laundries. brick! painted; bargain; as Sa eee ome 0 Pasastnient to rand and Olive: font 720 Heman av.. ist ‘ate > eno = ee R EA L E s | A I E hardwood fioors. copper gutters. large lots: ai See aaa: Cope Clee ee AE? | et bx. ae Olive et. - 29 SEVER " og om tt NN sV ANIA, 5% —Moéern 3-room ition. e! ing t mall ortoo |. AND—2Z 0, it art of We e - ithe ower o ) | - 1004 Olive Been” a floor: _steam heat. Wg APARTMENTS FOR RENT flat. Se Gottlieb b Realty Co., 2302 Wash. | ees a ne og the og gee A neat. 2 = a enathae pane sidewa ree | 77 “s1000 ,CASH—_MONT HLY PAYM MENTS , : house has hot-water heat, | rs eeas 0 rus — > \ ewe fee “Estee N. sthine ‘ of (c7) | GEO. J. WANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut end sewers, close to schools and y attEnc-| yb ~ 29 4 P * rooms each rents wil | ue ‘ * | and te exceptionally We heave first deeds of trust for —a : everr ur- an STEN 5; ne Cee —_ uno t P bought ver tt ac- | flate o an . utit. es RE org ary 4 7, be Tw a Or — bath. toilet. new electric f! xtures., new! y JOHN _GRETHER e CO.. Pa Int. Life ve pri Be x N-187 on fom * Jon ix e RILAKE BRO. 815 Chestnut. (e4) (e4) ~% rticulars, ‘ OOMS and BO AT. a ‘ “¥ + 0-reom a apartment, BUCLID PR pA RB sg tig, Bo: gates throughout; adults only; rent | Bide 57 years’ experinece: can seil your GO0D FISHING AND HU STING sath, EW ns nN. gio c -— Olive 187 ,t5 " , ng steam- . r, Sourouers le rr) tt ge. poultr oO | ee Srences: no children. exposure; porch, $75. See janitor, eT =. HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO.. 2407 XN. Broad- | broverty. SO ae | mate ant fruits lot srl ' 10: 60 mi iles out; | H +f : d Be t eee Newly furnished | _Euctid. eed > (cS) | | near lake and Mississiopi Friver = $00. | HI Ord ali =Tit 4529 PERSHING | ; 2 : HH HH Kirk- ee fi ; conti Tt; apa | SA -N 2 oman i — ’ Wri } elephone enry einemann ir rr +: ~ os teengc oo meer = = ah ee pe LOUTSV ILLE. 11°2—1st fioor; new 5- To°oMmM kind of improved property if your price is' out eeoh Wriday. lal lil Steam heat bedrooms; conven- | Weet | mace: all cenveniences. Victor 24 al - . : - a Be ~ * Bt 2 - 2: bie 24-fl. rooms; exclusive: incl | ROOM ar BOARD—Beautiful front: : - : 8262. desirable 2 BERS. Southwest Will buv at once for tmmediate cash arfY Pattonvi! le. Mo (92) : -_—- en = . 1 of write for | ; Southwest ; business. Cal —- nd janitor. ge gee b iw furnace. gas. lectric; lot | ~ Co on a — . ; ; hilcely § fur- enanhe yal einttink °S Si Chest tc Chestnut S : , a 8 Kirkwood car to Moss | IN¢ v0 ME, $3990 ; PRIC E $8500 | or Sale ' 104 Chestnut. St. (292 (cS) _ South ee ed tront room, cmplenen people; share West Bungalows, Oottages Wanted K | @309 Bellevue; 3 rooms. bath. slectric PRICE $25, 000 Room, with Board fe > | ee oO : — EEE : 72 . ot ef . ’ , é oe GRAND, 3150 S:—Reom, with ee v1 0- Third o CATES, 6410—5 rooms, sunroom and wat Po 7162 ALAMO—HI-POINTE | COTTAGE wtd-—3 o rooms; have cash;| — PY KOPSREAN R "co —~B? __ steam negaias vient: eg ee is | '{NCOME $480: = _ hy Se ie employed. west: 2 unfurnished ey lst fl c)| Five rooms. hardwood floors, steam heat.) ~ sive price Box risk. Pest Dispatch. (55) owe: ak Xo ER (oa | 1481; 89 &. Vandeventer and 4916-33 Hunt . a WN INNEBOTA, 3426— Would; like 10, ies eee ee apartment Gor _bed. Key jet Sess ~ | tile bath, etc | Kirkwood & | CO. B24 Chomt-vit. (o@) | o's stores and 10 flats, all in good con- OTs ee Pes Wanted —— mens GEO. J Ww ANSTR ATH. 714°, Cheets * air Chestnut, icf? | 2 : Me 4 . fc8e) tle bath furnace: rer a”, Qin hts. —_ ‘ | os Hid ° 3 At i “ — #. hoes ” ter; modern home; excellent meals. coe —— a NWELL R. E. CO, 111 N. 7th . - Richmond Heig FLA 61 s (% | ww 4250. —_ $912—Larege front housekeeping | KINGSBURY. ~“$660—4 rooms, March 1. F. J. CORN _ : ~~ | HUCBE Wtd td. —To | buy. modern: nt least 7 aed electric: termes ae ’ Southeast orner 23d and Cass ¥| DELMAR 1. O44—Large ' nh B beat, private entrance: every | eas, light. phone. shower, errs. 6) GOODF EL yes OW i S24. A — Six rooms, bath as 3 be_rgagonabl XD » mow > ageealaty BU NG ALE yw — W EST —$9 i 00 KOTSREAN fi ee ee ee | Wor sete, Corner store building and 5 aS. ' i o = trozie atc nel $85 > Cabany 6160: ww e! ler. Arm 315. : ‘ atear ting *: ‘ant $45 . BR ADLE mY A uv etl ion Bo x is- a2 I or -Di spat nH : . es | ain ~_— r RAN rooms. bata, ei¢ trac. Bex low. tile bath. harde fi : » V., . Hodiamont or Oly aii conveniences: good stea:r:-heated cpart- SUBUR furnace; $42: 2 te 4 p.m Have colored — th cash who wants stucce bungalow fixtures; garage and chicken 18) | israthy x aS Fa 33 City em PM ! ‘rom - —mifor a ove +i = 502 A—S-root, a, cas ene | e cantenee : , sompeanien - KENSINGTON, 5115—Warm, ri ‘ore 4 ors: to car; private tam : — newly finished throughout; every -——— —————— -——————— he me or fie ‘ What h me e yo - “house: owner will show: of we : Bces, SEGUE. IK | re = - > Far LACL. EDE. 3307—Singie fiat. $1000 down. | - sere ie «balance easy ‘terme, SMuser, — . i eh coutinuors bet water: . . 7 APLE, 60156 rooms and sun rarior, COU PLE oe ‘Post Disoatch. furnished “iat 3401 Bell: 9 rooms; $1000 down Crt. Webster Groves 3 pa MRI Re OB BEES OSE . resale . nevicely tome a — heat. hot a flioer east side; Re +g “Aa ~ Bo: ; e 3634-2 Fin 28 8s iel\4: a real ST oe n — ee 7 eo Ee Fines rLaAt—4 term! + 4100 wee near Easton: Aig seu “ a rma near Union; gentie- . acy 1 LEY T co nney: 6 and 7 roo! ine : 000 d ow O BL NGALOW—Webdster thee L Pe nets = % roe reote & ¢ ex running wave: refined nome: — “xing : MISSISSIPPT VAL ; South Eavt Windsor; single fiat; $1500 6: Yon second: Jot 560x150; earare. = blocks 4 and & resmeey resis a DOVBLE STORE | Besily ee = on eartios. Pyare ladies, nurses preferred. le fiat: $250 dow: from cars: a bargain. Write of telephone | Sere ANN. Ollre 1994, 208 Welnwrms | flate above. ‘ve non. = “6890 | ‘ 461——A partment 305: 3 rooms. Pi ahed fiat: al oa ~~, : , ; - ue nerd | } x 1263—Warm, weil 4 anh psec family: Forest OLIVE. efficiency ; two full-sized in- RUSSELL. 2745—3-room furnished fiat: all 4336-: singie flats: $400 down. | Henry He! nemenn__Kir rkwond. Me Bide FER I arden ai 2 - thern enpeeure: adn ts. 1 ton: 8 rooms: | A names a finieh. hot-eir) ==. — —~-— ————— floor Fe t reem: ercelient 2 ae : : rigerator, gas, electric ‘u: conveniences: #08 — BI NGALOW—6-room, stucce . - . = placerat ies * ad rego Prarie and reasonable. (4) -. ae pine : lot GOx175 ‘30 E. Jackson rd. 5911-lo ETZEL LAV. corner 1 hend Lam ~ 1 beaut rare. recor, oy firat-floor apart- -nished ii! i. doom ns: $2 | there ; ee Reh Sao esas ees | PAGE SL, WRT t, rooms and voreh: tus moet pepo PriveRR Teh GROVES TRUST CO._Amt_ | Teor and feu tr deat ene met Rita ta ante FP en . e uc Dna » | uge . ’ 2 = : a oa ; i€ % e-Pueksox 7$—Bea utiful apartment ne EASTON, r — Tr ad furnished seed at for " ”- Ser sake “4 rooms SM) down HOU Sr —“Siseeced: : iri oder: feuit . Pm poe is ~ hea’ Price 518 ei MEyY ER 5179 | . ' lady, preferred empioved 3 ‘Poors, eun parlor. G-room efficiency. _ Forest i} oes Cook: & reomeae: $1000 dow 1 TOx280:. lots of shace. , pes | MceCRAMY & r 666L. Rastes 5h— 3 rooms. 4 a3 ee! | ro ©1000 dow- block from 2 car lines. Telephone or write v. Forest 4196. Deimar te modern furniehed fiat ut in Al condition i RIDGE. 5055—Furnished 3 mes ca ‘1; & rooms: $1000 dow Kirkwood, Mo. ; av. do no Pe a ; : Spm - O.. 111 N. sth +-water heet. electric. gas. garazce. S5W Sit. Levis: face; $1000 down Henry Heinemann. Kirk ¥oe in iiadieniediail —EABTOR v wie one willing T fy c ‘ORNW ELL R. B. CO.. 111 ie — ; Mnend- 7 roone: $800 ows. TU ST OMPLETED. iF LATS — pm, POINTE_FLATS| 4035 A ——— ana ¢ onally, 4 and 7 --— Cae th. 4 nice. laree (1 t fire . mnt. L sass SEMPLE. - sae aitor service ry ) gaat | ya — -room house; hardwoed floors end | ie vs “he 2 beautiful double | oat Bay? F- - roome Newly vera Se aise | yee: Best. Sentter service: Per DWELLINGS FOR RENT path: 960 me nert imei. ‘Webster ja. reascaable ov account of —_ | ghow. , 7 a: $ ; w account of be “osed ors S Delmar 946R. EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, 817 : Groves. come | OF eS tien; rent EUG | West : —; ee ak once ce eal . 4117— nished ORERMEYER. 6179 TZasten ening: “ewis Sgr roams. foe Deimar S66L.. a eete | — > AN. 4th st. (°) ck ROSE es : rent. | TREMB - » s a ms, - | _ IRE, & er. i r . Ferest } a 4927-—Gentiemen. woenet BL.. 4308—09 room B - se : 204A N e8) : ; hot water ang conrs.

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. A Bon “ . 2 eee ER | ee Ig Uphe oe We Re Se eS ge eee OP ee . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST: DISFAICH ulone Approsunateiy Equals Uiai vi ine “Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ] 1, a high school student, ' “ridden on a rail,” ddcked in icy wa- — im January. | Dalion, if, a hig rail, . | ) 004 Rage Prom oo 15.—A “se IN - DON'T has filed a suit for $10,000 damages .er and beaten with laths by stu- Paine >. : rom 60 fest against the city and ite Board of Ed- dents and townsmen. Datlion alleges ere’ S$ tof a hazing re- that he was kept two hburs astride a | Fade Away fer Neuri FURNA CE LUMP | oce &h4e {@urin Janwars =e | ucation, as the result ‘emm | > in whith he alleges he wasjrail with his hands tied. Never mind where COAL $5:90| arexpen TUN’ INSO YEAS = ‘ 4 | 7 The Finest Green Tea You will never be free from rheumatism sani care cae sie —_ 3 eee homas L. Hasler» 70, on Pen- 1 i . untt! yeu rid your system ca re torture mgnht sow! : - — $.5 other waste aed which ts Stop at any orst-clame @ 0 eee en om xg egw is undoubtedly Auge work ng for the “ 7 ‘ get a supe ft Ty ) | ‘ kideeys te prope Ts! order, om 4 smet_” store the . quantity of this , Railroad Man. se that they can throw off these poiscns over the spot that berg ih on. : | : Fifty years a locomotive flreman iE ; in a natural manner. a and engineer on the same genera! ; , cme you sheuid >be free Gan | : Anti-Tric is a remarkaDiec kidney tonic Tyremo! isafake ™ system, with never a pay day nor sn@ blood purifier. It will flush out the a “ ii n = Brow iis regular turn of duty missed, fs ie weak, lifeless Kidners and help them to). nine re — | the record of Thomas L. Hasler, 70 mae 6 Oe See SS a quick'y respond te ite . years old, who was retired on a pen- time the bleed will be gradusiy cean There is se “@egu* ann ; « + ef accumulated waste matter. thus re x : = oS ion Oct. 10 last by the Frisco Rail- : poe euse of pain. stiffness and dangerous drugs ef any Bie . . vir t cau - ss nee acne ae i _— _— read. No passenger ever was killed et oe teed to be abselutety been : sor™ ~ = ervwrere say thet ; 7 iis home in Springfield. Mo., on h fl . = sutte = siness gpnnected with his pension.) Md the flavor is that of the true es ee — ve the wood lle for the old wood- Ne aI an a det fai Oo Price $1.50 at Judge on any of the trains Hasler operated ~ : os CONOM y 0 r You take no chances when rou use Ant- them soch wonderful poe ‘ semaine, This treatment carries a written Juége & Delph h 1923 In | Hasler has engaged in rail- reday, February 16th, real wort ter th eens in ea| green leaf. ALE ITO IO PLM, see the Pest-Dispatch want pages fer Hasler told the story of his railroad yesterday while here from It is pure fresh and wholesome atiidasili ‘of money back if results are char re of the wa ter‘tan 1K pump and business opening*. sorniigees not satisfactory nr th BAPTISINE |burning engines on the Atlantic & 'Pacific Railroad at St. James. Mo.. A Fragrant, Harmiess, 'while a boy from 11 to 16 years old. Alkaline Antiseptic | Father Section Foreman. A TONIC FOOD His father was section foreman at St. James and Hasler grew up in No pep? No appetite? Nof—y 2> atmosphere of railroading. Many - endurance? Beware of these Mm “°°S °" ‘ocomotive cabs convinced him that an engineer's life was the signs of malnutrition and one for he says, and in 1873 he start eating Yeast Foam Tab- istarted toward his goal by obtain- lets today. They build you in job as a fireman on the At- + lantic & Pacific. between St. James up, give you tew strength Serinefielé, Mo. Tw Two. years and vigor and quickly banish ter he had his first freight run pimples and boils. Made of nd in seven years more had become ~ eae selected yeast—noth- yassenger engineer on, the Frisc * E28 3cl - rotons hong ene rm nae EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS i jhe started, he was Crtving one of th: Like the Blind-Folded Game of eSacharcaaes a MARK THIS GREAT CLEARANCE SALE—ST.LOUIS’ BIGGEST SAVINGEVENT “Se ee res ge own ‘: satel * and {down trom ce epee pie The most eagerly awaited events im St. Louis are the semi-annual “Out They Go” Sales at this — Shrewd shoppers have then aieain tae-eern “*modicine,”* he is altogether in the | Many other changes have taken & come to recognize them as the ideal saving opportunities of the year. In the present my we ie exceeded all former place in railroading since he ! | efforts at value-giving—and for Friday and Saturday in particular the savings offered on high-quality ae are of dark. The blind-folded person who tries to pin the tail on the lace i: nce he : @onkey in the old game is much more certain of his job. gan ‘throwing wood hema ad 3 exceptional proportions. Come and see for yourself. beay ne doctor be sarecoftelng act our ‘roche. He IMM i= eying tracks, and toc od ad. FEATURING IN OUR MONEY-SAVING BASEMENT FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY A'S that something entirely different from what you | Toadbeds gave much trouble. In the uth sid he traci LOT OF FINE QUALITY ALL-WOOL -/ ‘= “% ood 1 is =e real trouble. spring the south : would thaw out first Then he can write a prescription, based upon your own physi- i md the il eal requirements, which will help nature to act normally again. Ould settle on that ide pngin« We fill the prescription exactly as he writes it. 3 ‘Mest Serious Injury. These “SuUn-Warped ‘ tracks caused en : e. , _ . Hasler to s1 uffer what was the most peund | .338e a ah aap ° —_— injury of his career a dis. : HYDROG Father Jehn’ aN ‘s Ext. ee Liver Oi ER ali-wool garments for as little as $14. That price would be exceptional ee any kind of a Suit or® see the wonderful ail-wool, beautifully tailored garments we offer at thi figure. you will agree that ~ a _ Baume Analge~ique Vick’s Vape Rub . SaasdHaniiits parabie Come tomerrow or Saturday— but come as early as yor mn. Values like these are certain to injury beth times. His trains, in th THE OVERCOATS THE SUITS ong stretch of ar: gured in ; . ‘few rear-end collisions, but withou HEAVY RAGEANS AND ULSTERS: ALIL-WOOL SPORT MODEL TWEEDS: f serious resu! = SOME IN TWO-TONE FABRICS: PUTRE WORSTEDS IN PENCIL STRIPE: | Hasler was not the only member PLAIN OR BELTED MODELS: FINE ALI-WOOL BLTE SERGES: of his family who went into railroad- CONSERVATI® FE STYLES FOR MEN: SINGLE OR DO BREASTED: SPECIAL LOT FOR YOUTHS: FORM-FTITTING AND CONSERVATIVE MODELS: ping. Six of his seven brothers were solaaenset tiail : i jengineers. One ts now on a Frises PURE WOOL FABRICS—BEAUTIFULLY TAILORED: PURE WOOL FABRICS—BEAUTIFULLY TAILORED! pension for disabilities sufferes ;:- All Sizes From 32 te 42 Chest! All Sizes From 32 to 44 Chest! “ENDERLE DRUG CO ithe service, and another was killed «* in a Kaamsas City Southern wreck ‘years ago. His four sons gre al! rail- '§—Quality Stores—5 ‘read machinists. Stcth and Chesteut Breadway and Market | Grané@ ang Oltve Eighth and Pine Grané and Arsenal Saw StA00) Ser Alngee Wazing. | By the Associated Press. ASHLAND. Kan... Feb. — a a Prufrock (@ Litton Fourth and St. Charles Mrs. Thomas H. Ince, formerly Miss Kersh: the wife of Wallace ofthe drug habit. used to endow the W. drug addicts, at Los the left) with Mrs. William Wallace Res The oldest living a pioneer school for ‘ Fla, who celebrated h Two Carloads of Dining Suite Go on Sale Today ROMPTLY at.nine o'clock Thursday morning we launch a two-day sale of room suites. This lew — is quoted just for Thursday and besdisaiaii Friday, for the limited number will hardly last longer. ce bought these excellent suites from 1 reliable factory at a great advantage a dull period and this advantage we pess te you. We present this dining- room suite as one of the outstanding values of r CPP PP ddd dd dad ld ad da a a a dda ddd ddd BOYS’ $6.00 SCHOOL SUITS Young Men’s $37.50 Overcoats MEN’S $2.50 WORK PANTS -~Good, serviceable cassimeres. Plai@-back Ulsters ef all-woe! eds Knicks weil” Full-tined fabrics. Belted and platn mod- = eany. inane tn a e! = Brok - eis. Come in sizes eases $2 to 42 ly sewed for hard wear. Sizes 1 43 eur February Sale. had ches? for men and reung mer. This Eight-Piece Suite ; BOYS’ $11 .00 7wopnele SUITS | MEN’S ALL-WOOL SERGE SUITS} MEN’S HEAVY $3.00 PANTS $ 3 a ! Excellent, dark-colored cas- EXtrem . mx Brcellent, dark-colored cae Betremely, fing Tees, Saree Worsteds and cassimeres of : A 2 — Coats are eit ted. Knickers double breasted. Aj! sizes in- good — _ ¥ : | =—_— 's full lined. zee | 7 to 17 vears. cluding siim@ and stouts . Sizes up to 52 waist 1oGers. "Sie 7 , , | : h ee presitbastarn “Crarenette” preof BOYS ALL- WOOL s SERGE SUITS Youths’ First Lene Punks Suits MEN’S STRONG $5.00 PANTS Men’s Blanket-Lined , a , ’ De nhl ¢ i. — ss pe v- mer ; : ' Do le warp se: ze. in fast be 12 wearen h cas*\meres and flan. Neat ly patterned ne - "The eight-piece suit 2, exactly as ill ust ra’ en. : ‘ ; | bi ie 's! ades Coats pleate " 6. 5 eis tn fark colors with 1 Q worsteds. ~ chevriots _2anvas Coats with S Pig P a P Ns Sie from 32 te 42 chest. . RE cake “all oe a neacr . polished or dull wax finish. a Ae ee BOYS’ $1.25 SCHOOL KNICKERS| Genuine Gabardine Raincoats Yours Staal “AIL-Weel P : Ss ants This . . , : : z= Well-wearing cass imeres Al Wool gabardine tan sh —_ $ 1 69 . Ny Stron se : ] 7§ i — : ta oo All-weo ee A in bes 2 ar gir sewed. Suitable for Inverted pieat backs . a 7 : ba} =. » ~ *.* : 7 . z = . Cc ’ 2 Hy sili ‘$ | * —. att ey - -z mee . $4. 4s ie (OOM URRR roe oe Aa ae _ is ; @ 6220 value, now. .........cee.. playground or schooiroom. Yok . - aan ee ar . All sizes 7 to 18 years...... “Crar venette” preeed ee of suk. = oe — any sult. Sizes ALL-WOOL 6s Juvenile Suits : x . ef err: -_— wes Sutts Attractiveiy trim med CLOTHING COMPANY Come tn sites from 2% te 8 years Buy _sererai at chip special price. N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV.

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THURSD ie. FEBRUARY Te 19397 of Here’s Relie for Neuritis Never mind where. ; awful, stabbing Pains of | their atart—you w torture right % yj é -* _— + ant relief from “t 2 KZ store pi now! Stop at any firat-class dru get a supply. of Tysmol. APply @ os quantity of this soothing Prer over the spot that hurts, and fy a time you should be’ free from Pal “A Tysmol is®#aken ss the skin, bing. aching quickly respond to its hea There is “dope” in Tysmoluus dangerous drugs of any kind, gyal teed to be absolutely harmlegs, Po everywhere say that - ni them such wonderfu! raliel. peyet Judge & Dolph Drug €o. and at leading druggisis. Ty3smo! a : Mfg. Chemists, 400 Sutter st a , ; : 0! Going. direct to the ¢hes peripheral nerves, ling inflpense no Francisco There is a quick way to rar—through Post-Disaptch Phone your order or leave it your rearést druggist. . IGEVENT hrewd shoppers have exceeded all’ former -merchandise are of AY ONLY A SPECIAL} SUIT oe _ » ORO TE EAP ESOS RIT e * r 2p PRT PE Ty their first long trousers will find this interest. Styles and patterns that” m are included in large quantity: *e*eeer eee eeeneereneeeaee f heavy raincoating. Haped and cemented. $2 h mo _ j ed styles Sein thc 2 mn’s Iridescent Gabardines Green and brown. models. Silk lined. s Blanket-Lined Work Coats - Canvas Coats with Q ond linings. Wristlets $2. ’ res. Special at orduroys in dark shades : ‘Gold Medal’ ‘Jeans in $2 y : « gt OS SR © d en’s Overcoats and Suits — and styles. Perfect fit- orth almost ‘twice this = SPECIAL Lox OF MENS ey ive & en’s Heavy Tan Raincoats net dels in plain 4 51 iridescents :$12 5 : ette” proofed ...... _ - iy collars. Warm 2’s Heavy Corduroy Pants na heavy trousers of uality garments in new $1 fy price of Aa id = 3 * Pes, My Pe #s + f B2 to * limited ¥ <3 - UP through this ums Losec, gr pL : a. when or how Me Neuritig® a: ane: on A eh + LIME LIE Te ENT ae tion and Women’s Features . Ui dd ddd dhddddddidddddidsddddddddidddidditddddidtddddidddiidddddddddddddddldddddlalllllllncciiinn a y Mrs. Thomas H. Ince, wife of the famous movie producer, formerly Miss Kershaw, a St. Louis actress, will direct the wife of Wallace Reid in a film to show the menace ofthe drug habit. The profits from the film will be used to endow the Wallace Reid Memorial Hospital for drug addicts, at Los Angeles. Mrs. Reid is shown (on the left) with Mrs. Ince. In front, left to right, are: — Wallace Reid, Betty Reid, and Tom and Dick nce. n —Wide Worid Photograph MMMM LLL ddlldllsididlsidididllddididdidsststdtdda * WLLL, addi, "dia etsswuau5£auaaza WiLxZALQnnzzzxzz24azzzzzzazcatte.0.0.0.4:4.0.0.0a10.0...:..tdaataddaadaadac The oldest living graduate of Mount Holyoke Seminary, a pioneer school for girls. Mrs. Anna E. King of Miami, Fla., who celebrated her ninety-third birthday recently. —Photograph by Paul Thompson WE ETEEETEEvz:.:..llaaaaaaaaaaaidaaidiaiiidiiidiisissthdhddbsbbbbd eis ¥ a $ 5 a a ™ @*.% 3 » | ee eh ce ER eee I I I EE NIN ITT I TG Popular .Comics ae YS x X \ me \ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1923. WAI NS \ ae ae eee i ee ’ ¥ _* ~~ i = News Photographs | SS NS SS - & a ee. We AN RS Wag’ RN RN RS Naas AWN - \ WANG MLL dddddia ddidiiididddiidddiddidaiiinnn.-hdduddddiian4qaddddadadaaaiadadinaiiiaaianaiaiéiuiiaiiiadiaiiiaiiia ." SIIITTT 0S MiMhMddddddddsdsddsdssseeeccLLLLLLcccccC Mrs. ‘Fifi-Potter Stillman, principal in a noted di- vorce case, has become a wholesale milliner in' New York City. She is shown here going over a collec- tion of hat:models in her establishment. —Underwood & WUWnderwood Photograph. ULLddddhbdidhddddddddiddddaaddadidccnunnccL ilddddda “deo Zia aa de “hdddssshidsssddsdddissssshbdiLiihsisihididiiiiishiLeo Below—More and more are the ladies infringing on the fields that former- ly were supposed to be reserved exclusively for the men. For the first time, a woman wins the prize in an old fiddlers’ contest. She is Mrs. Pauline L. Van Garven of Mankato, Minn., who routed all rivals at a tourney arranged by the Y. M. C. A. of St. Paul. (LMM d dd hdhddddhddiddddiddddiddddiddididitisdhitdtikfile, TWILL EEE :::.:.,1.00.dadaaaadadaadaaaaaaaadaaduadaaaddaiiininunuiacca ULLih Lddddddddiiidiiauaiiiuia, 1ataqnqQnnnnnnLLLLcLLLLELLL EET TT LEE 7 (ALLL SNA LLL ALAA AAA hhh tiLihhk VWLLLLsdiiiilddddiiiiliiddlulllldssssdddddditdhdddiisitidssdddsssddiddihbdbdddiddlhddddddditddditdhdhddtdditistd. hddlhdbsdhbddbbddhd HMMA hhh hhh hhh hhh hhh hhhhhde WTO, CODE GHMIILIIMILALLLLL ILLIA LLL LLLLLL LLL ALL ELLA OLA LLULLLLLLELLLL ALLEL LLL ELLLLLL LLL LL LL THis head of the late William Marion Reedy, the work of Mrs. Nancy Coonsman Hahn, St. Louis sculptress, will be reproduced in bronze and installed in some public place when the plans of a memorial committee are carried out. —Photograph 3 / 7, A, A, (AA Ahhh dd A: , Shi hhh hf S44 AAPAAAPIATAAAAAIALAAAAITAIIIITIIIIIIILTIITTLITTITLILALAL ALA LLLLLLLLLL LALA ELATLLLLLLLLL LLL LULLLLLA LTDA LLALAL ALAA LLM ULLL LLL L LALA LIMTILL ILL ALL LLL LLLLLL LILA LLL ELLLLLLLIL LETC ILZ OOOO OOO ddadlladiididadcdddidica. Uitdddidididiiddé S ' , ; Siaansaasaaaaananeasapaniaeasesere LMhhh hh hbdddddde GSSOLSDEPAAT IAA ASSL SSS Harold Lloyd ‘and his ‘bride, who, was.Mildred ;Davis, his leading woman, leaving church. after their marriage at Los Angeles: —Pacific & Atlantic, Photograph.. by Strauss. Mhidididdidddddddddddddididdddddiiiidiiiiiiiisissdsidsssdssddaiiiiiiiiiiiltthsi SALAS AAS 7 ““iikidh, diiiididddih, Udddiddd NS OT takatadaauuddddddddddda Indian gives his mil- lions away to keep de- signing persons from getting them. First, he established a trust fund to yield himself $50,000 a year. Then he gave $550,000 ‘each to his wife and an _ Indian school. He is Jackson Barnett of Muskogee, Okla., shown here with his wife. Since this settlement the wife has gone to California, and the time of her return is reported to be prob- lematical, Underwood & Underwood Photograph. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1925. Ct oe ee ee oe he —=s - - ee oe ee oe oe oe oe ee — ; ts so? Aas . 7 " 2 a oy ec g D, ; % a ae! 7 “A ‘ ss in- ) Cynthia's eyes. Her heart winged | “2 * ple. Mre. Jones id thia is working as a sienogrea- ‘ : ee ™ is , en a ; ) 9. Cultivate neatness and rer- 7 : on the melody of it away to a aes g do you like your . Be oa ete pas a onal cleanliness : . ) 1erD “aa carrviD: 4 rooms cleaned dren—but dont orget your sona: citanis S. MRS. WAKELAND, friend and north _— which was yins : and wha: tools husband. 10. Be kind to your children. rich client of Stewart's, who takes Murray Stewart off. eee . re are used? Even She clung to the taro in= though you mav change maids week a fan to Cynthia. tl h you may c g &s week- ere ae } fancy Seiad ‘ati tiebe evemien: it! eee Stes “nail Mia to Sa elite be MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL. VIOLET JERROLD, friend of ’ P : " . re} nA h . , ~a fleas ° , “Soon I'll return to the colleen | hand the incoming worker the sani: F a decalbgue for husbands, why not a decalogue for Wives: Murrey $. | , directions followed by the former That's what I thought when I read the New York Legal Aid Secic- — adore: thaid”? Without some such plan, ty’s ten commandments for husbands, w ich have just been made puwb- | “TODAY'S INSTALI MENT. Eileen Alannah, Eileen Asthore:” every change in the domestic men- lic and which, in ogee penie ens een. are a ed with this article. It i« of , Love! That Was the greatest age becomes a serious upheaval. course, exceeding!ly puvamous = the society to assume that men are pre- ; YNTHIA sat in the dig Day thing in life. Of course it was! Possibly the application of tne! ¢minently in need of a Moses of matrimony, who shall lay down new ta- | window of her corner apart- : “ay “instruction card” nowhere else is Dies of domestk law. Every woman, I am sure, would be happter if her | ~~ And it was coming to her. es. : - ea cule. ah | fallowed the 10 points of the law as outlined ment on a sunny afternoon. Oe “hier et so helpful as in the kitchen. What; 2usband tolo , “his’ return, in some way, he i te Wk > a : sean | She had a hal{-holiday from the d shes does the family like: how are But would the homes necessarily ‘Fifth. stay in love with rour hus- | offi bera Murray Stewart her would let her know. ; they mage? ‘sere is the chance to he more happy and peaceful? Doesn't bund. Say and do the charming af nse j ? 7 Us 7) , ‘ mewn ? A ‘ ; i ign © ai eciiol an , } » told her to go spoken ways that men in love em- making each favorite and common!~*_ commandments ” eatin pyr a I ont ae d ame 3 goes a lonz aa ts ramed f wives: 10 rules for get- ; n ome happy. ploy! The softening of his voice— | dish. Instead of leaving these) i. vith one’s husband and a home. , ; 4 rues tn iong itn nes pS TIS 43% = ; the look in bis attractive eyes—his. | T° : 7 91 -4 set in her—all these things had told | (which may be bought in the con- I knew one woman in New York ane. —_—_ t find fault with him about ment with a th rt nitsalanem 4 ‘. ye lenalitied by experience. dy tnveltl-] >"? little thing. and doen't har» e girl the old. old tale. venient 6x4-inch size for but a few G¥aiitiea ». eSATA ES forever on the same grievance smile so charm- Oh! She was lucky—lucky of al! cents). gence and by sympathy tg draw up he same grievance. ing and 80 “in- ; . x ; Arrange these cards alphabetica!- such a decalogu: So l went straight “Don't cs | people! ass: ee , a ee en ee : a jh i tj , ont asx mother to live with terested” in her pl ly. by preferred subject, as breacs _ ner—mny ee appa oom Miss mn you. I have always held that a He Other girls went through life cake, dessert, fruit. etc. Each card be Quade, proovation icer and do- y : . ‘ great welfare and her : . 3 : . a . ‘ “ai ~ a iv deal of the unhappiness of + omnes health, _ that with—yes!—admirers and suitors, | should be arranged in two parts, mestic peacemaker at the amily | jarried couples is caused by the in. ~ > 4 7 . > : > se Med 7 Seve. It of d pee ses «to mak sa “¥ of the marriage is a east fifty- gone. single layer, but i ut in a mold fin /fifts | “Nea n | of ov Was a SONE hope an Pp : } fift: Neatness and personal cleanliness i roceeded yet there was a haunting melan- 7 ist wi n 81 insatisfactory con : ‘ife’ Cynthia had p home by ¢ i} seem small and unsatisfactor: The first commandment for the | on the wife’s part are at least as «s- . ex gntry, has been admitted to | SUGAR PIE | | CaBbage and Apple Salad | i ada, a Fin Brooklyn, N. Y. bus. choly in it that is peculiar to all in appearance. This gelatine recipe pusband you've shown me bids him | S€Dtial to home happiness as these- . PP ail nN es Siz ~ ‘ a ~ “ * Ww a ‘ ¥ " . . = - ~ She had climbed up to the roof, Celtic ballads. ee olay eqociedl amy «gl comfortable, and from which she These cards may be located in aiden atin 2 aband’s means, | table. Don’t be draggied and dirty | pute? Unt! syTupy. Add two table- housand Island dressing.. Shred withou > = r - aii ss ‘ . = a : + 's 37 ~ os ee T , . ~*~ % ; mo ~ ——— ; ih we , ; > OT Sai nist war Cynthia was thrilled to be in old French proverb. | over the kitchen or prepar ne + stale he . . v .M a : Piope —not! . ‘ . | water tw * well-beaten ' “zs at qd Opne- te - s nel cure applies apa d ide each ‘ : ould 1 ] oT vor “ous th I a nC OT t! tern? ” t Tes . a ; : and felt as though she had her suffering gladly, for “his sake. | recipe to show the idea a tithe: iia is aie a on. ag ete ‘ener he a ae yidingg geod to thich and 1iavor w - one teaspoon apple with ecabbace. edd salad dress- . » | Real love dwelis in the stars, and | TOMATO RABBIT. nip Right ceruny tate > - unself- | sont Cameren—put dont sacrifice | ‘ui vanilla extract. Pour into baked | ing and toss lightly until well mixed. fingers on the very pulse of life. j a ‘ . . Mat a l > ¥ . . . ' : «4 @ - . . ote s —, Pa «4 = Ew 1 Tita It was half past two o'clock cannot fall to earth without can tomate soup Warning beiongs in her decalogue Its the exceptional woman who ‘sn't | Minutes, or until firm. When serv- chopped nut meats or steamed whole when she got home. The little sony —- | cup grated soft cheese eo a devoted mother, but she should |ing heap sweetened whipped cream wheat. os an _ ‘Kor 1) cs 7 |, remember that her husband has Yis | on each portion. : apartment was cool and shady “Tt is women who have the in- } cup thick white Sauce ' sais M5 inde rights as well h ‘ os after the heat of the noisy city stinct of perfect love.” she said | 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce. [*'® : th . e ah | S, as her babies. . ’ ] Tf. er intertere witli! ier husb: n ut- Aunt ‘Ellen had gone out. Look- | #/pud, softly. And then she added, | “5” DUP?" scion ia Cage wpa gh anes large pilot crackers. ‘ers outside the home. if he allows | @& housand Island Dressing tng at the Phop windows Was a dreamily, and with a _ curiously Method her to rule there, it’s equally im- hobby with that good lady which rapt leok on her pale, pretty young | Make white sauce. blend with to- PeTtant that she shouldmt try to run NE-HALF cup mavonnaise ¥ i are , hte - —_ ¢ P —— 2) VDDais Y . Mmato sou and heat nm dauhbl _— mis O.iice or nis pereona affairs for O. : +4 never palled. She had had so much apo ae 7 pcre Fi im ah aye ee ae Tie : thick boiled dressing, one-hal! non ve w Add seasonings, then grated cheese. : . . of the country in her simple life Pon oe ere RO ETS | weer at ents eves tenste’ cracke: — cup sour cream, one-half cup of BIBLE that town seemed like fairyland to suffer. as light supper dish. Always meet your husband with a chili sauce. to her, and she couldn't possibly TOMORROW—BEHIND THE | Cooking time, 15 minutes; prepar- | Smile when he comes home at night. ing time. 5 minutes. Serves six: costs Ire™member that if you are tired. so get too much of it. GERANIUMS . : 3% cents. is he. and don't work off on him NOT ME. (D DRINK:— Cynthia took off ber hat and coat | — ere ag Er . _— om k off on him MEAT AND DRINK: Sey a, = . ——— —— — your headaches a1 nerves and irri- or the Kinguwom of God is not . ee a wens tate the at: tations with others. hat’s the | meatand drink, but righteousness, Constipation a ting’ room. She lifted the three : HEROINES OF HISTORY /°"™. Ghost Rom 1417. | it Blockade No Pill — _———- | he Ercuica Listy —_—— ——— Oe ~e , en. -S8@e00e06a@ high windows up from the bottom, ise te Pa By MARK STUYVESANT 3 bee the fourth commandment |! — a so that the early summer air | ae ee one teen . aia & Snoeuid Say this: sn vour husbar Mrs. Winifred M. ‘k. Congress- might fill the apartment. your appreciation by managing vour womat from x ong ee ager | : - : | baa I 7 id af i itn } 10 . the The window-boxes were her par- How Mary Ann Evans Became Famous as - George Eliot.” a property, - Don’t run your unique distinction of being the onl Ne temporary itchen by absent treatment. jive fe 3 : — ticular delight. They had been | ; (Copyright, 1923.) =r at SIRs cS, reggie on scorn ee tive woman ever to sit in the Speaker's | . messure of relief empty when she first took posses- ) N the middle of the last centurv ieee eae” a5 20 itice Pe we a nant a ee es chair a the House of Representa | § | can remove this : HW of England was agog over the ee po ESL EE CN eouse. f you do | tives, she having recentiy Ba! | obstacle the little apartment n , was 2G ‘& i i Sek ha ila al be recently préside | to good sion of pa nt, but a | novels “Amos Barton.” “Adam The man who was responsible for "®t @6 all your own work. at least | over Congress with the gavel in he: | day or twp ago she had risen very Bede.” “The Mill on the Floss.” and her adventure into romance and fic- | S** that it is properly dane band. early and had gone shopping for | others. tion was the hero of her own ro- t ’ . m mahe e——( ,eorge Henr. Lewes ' flowers and had bought ‘pots of They were published under the a ewes, a edad if open handooi : panes “~_ _\j._ Rame of George Eliot. The literary prominent editor and literary critic &§ abused by food =“ World was guessing who the author They loved each other deeply and 7 lacking certain She had been extravagant. She Dees. The publisher himeelf believed sincerely Lewes was married. but ° . ‘ needed elements. And until these food elements are 6up- had spent $7. also the price of a | his brilliant writer was a man, and had not lived with his wife for man: . . taxi home to convey her purchases. | addressed ail communications to years. It was [mpossible for him to : | 7 i . } f : pliec to the intestines rego- ’ 7 wie 1) ah “Na } iarly it is folly to believe * | “Dear George.” But Dickens maiz secure a divorce w ; / 2 _ ¥ : > . } } veel her We nu satisfaction and | tained it Wag &2 woman by whose It was this obstacle of the law HBG ESB: ; : ow Fda ae — Aunt "Elien'’s exclamations of de- ( pen these miksterpieces were written. which ther considered unjust, that Al» | . : o iv S | ussue, pure bleod, normal light had been sufficient reward | And Mary Ann Evans’ identity uused George Eliot and Renkin TS -5 | ' - 1 sot aie and wholesome mer.- for the outlay. | _ . ete song long a secret Henry Lewes to consider the unlaw- : es a — J pc 3 . een fOr an uNnscrupuioi's ful union in which they livec . Aa &€ a combination Both understood the art of gar- (| minister. who announced that ve | cred as marriage eaphesa es aia i . ’ g “f , of basic foods upon which dening. As tenderly as thoughthe | was the gifted writer, and even wen? In this manner they lived for 24 Tn a . | f if | the buman system functions ‘plants were new-born infants, they so far as to receive at entertain- | years with suc! and lovalt+ . ed i Lid perfectly —an absolute relief . : ments given in his hono ) 2 a | for constipati had transferred them—mould and ee to each other that ‘ir Sunday &§ tion and ite at- It was then that Miss Evans an-/| afternoon ; | tendant troubles, and an all—to the green window-boxes of | nounced her authorship | eee oles age ay ges tages. the | — palatable breakfast = that it is - to seaside metice the fullest een, orsters and Tf the deep. fue. Because of a and speedy all varieties of @ river Gsh) are ve freshness by TO Sa” PO a aT ee aaa a yg ne ee re 0p ey omew~- " — a & o i ee ee ee from our ex. ee fresh and sal: 7 ee ae enbee ~ 7 . £ in VWOondon the big bay window in the sitting- {| Brought up in England in a fam- {| George Henry Lewes wax the is. sis 3 | Make a reseive today room. | ity of comfortable means. Marvy Arn | spiration of Ceorge | : oe reeak was lovely. Through 2 | Miesce gs meen education, | Mad not been for the encourage. People newt to vou in ain” Dimciving dowly ia she = | | Streep esse Gelicete’ tracery of green leaves, | Strauss’ “Life of Christ.” .and was | never ea a Rag incl elt a hiea-wr say he camving ee se pon Merge bea ih cover at the same 4 mah oa dotted with a biaze of scarlet. they | Gelighted to receive $100 for he reading “Middlemarch” and ‘Denial the cerms oO: influenza. with their persistent germ- lightfu! Tyw breekiast ceree!. a *) par g or even speaking killing action. More than Eat Cereal pais jee e dey for | Wark ale ¢ could watch the passers-by and | Deronda. She had ne ambition to a » 1878 ‘<r iH rele TT ‘cK pat ae . rs ne traffic unobserved. ieee, Tate each ee ms Ee ee Lawes Glee. ht was'e be fiuheied Bence tne ~ Omepbysicisnsheve written but de aot tabe artificial ions : . ‘ | ng,eave this drab work. She did | great surprise to ecvervone seins to be inhaied by others. You endorsing F ormamint tablets ; cin oan 1 lexe- It's like 4 little piece of the |; not realize she had the ability. (,eorge Eliot . fou years ey en | C 2Ti guard avainst t! s Con- \ ery pleasant-tasting, con- - . : brought to town.” Aunt _ © pnp cep to be avsistant editor ried a Mr. froes Whe re ne stant — by Using F orm- venientiv carried — sol a by Pertion. Saute andes —_—s , @ the “Westminster Review t Was married 2 | we : amimt tablets. lid — : ro Ellen ecstatically laimed : ‘ + aS Marriegd she gave her narne aii Gruggisis. Porece and lexetives eed i+ | ree * fwith delight that she accepted = , se your breakfast feed. 2b ces ¢! ° ‘ Ann Evans Lew Pe her thin hands. But here someone entened her life It was her ces ’ as Cynthia flung up the who nor ont Tiiled he , heart wa ith “rites he; ree ferminati geebes. she gazed into the | °° °Y' Mimulated her mind ani | ceed. never to fail—) : ai ~ een and ecaget depths thot taught her umbition W ith hin ¢ ; irre) waters “ , hy lies Pes =e es ’ ice and eecouragement she wrote among the hervic women of all Lime eee ‘ x ‘a . aes « Bs : : : Me. | = | a + eee ee rrr rirrririrrd A AE a ENON I ts NRE EO NE Bag gs Og iy Cay vate mi10L s books. ‘f wi ot OTOTOO—EEE aa os a OT ood no BR ere es pt Mees ermcomee e mem her a pire ze - eo \* _ a ow Pe

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PE PLATE ROR orton ee «a5 g A G 3 W O M FE N “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH il ies THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15; 1923. 3 . . = J ee Ee ae oe —s a a . > . On ana _———— — eee ee lantiaslons ———_ —_— ae For the world had taught him wad ee, oe lien lien Melien Helien telien Helen i. Li 1 ST Ld tad tad to bot = of his house, Farmer Brown's it out and ate it. ae ree ree, is the sole trimming : ey pt oa bt ae 2 At “My!” exclaimed Sammy. “that | 0™ Me of the chic little hats which ee Came the day when Love looked athim with longing : Parisiennes are affecting just now. —- ras ne And held out her arms, The rosette is placed at the left of | But he gently wafted her away, saying. the back. It is composed of stiff rib- “Soon, soon I will ode for you. bon in two shades. with a cabochon “Yes, when I have kept my pact with the God of Gold.” wait to find.out. Yank Yank the , Nuthatch was the first to discover IT) the middle. Sy youth fled, and in turn came rich manhood, His coffers fairly filled. . 7 , thein. He promptly seized one and —— a ee tag . away he flew with it over to a tree he saw Yank Yank fly down for an-4 rie thrilled with joy at the sight, 5 : | i Wet | a ae ; | lor gold begets gold tn the Old Orchard. There he : &, other. At once Sammy ‘ame - Ay ytet tn . Ge ae ee -roteh nd then | " “Be ete we : _ bec ame pig And he saw the dawn of his dreams. wedged it im a crotch, an len | / ~! gish. Yes, sir, he did so. “There are . * eh: bill spened it ; nd ; ‘y ? - get another. Instead of stopping And now I have time for love ang . y 7 4 ‘ c joy | ; ‘—~-a king's ran saw how much Yank Yank enjoyed , * to open and eat this one he hid it And he did pay king's ransom sg age z ay oe eres For her who promised all and gave nothing. what he had found. ¥ 4 in a tree in the Old Orchard and jaa “ : iy "ank 2 a She, too, had bartered beauty and youth That was a queer thing Yank , J ‘- hurried back to get another one. " Yank hed,’ said Sammya“I wonder es?” \ ee 3ack and forth as fast as he could For the Godof Gold. ‘a: alee “ate ase “aa rete thao me ae a: ee He cried aloud, “Love, where art thou? what it was. I must find out about , fiy Sammy Jay flew. each time tak- or: ; = a ae ' re : Fale a “You have passed me by—come back! tha be. es, sir, I must find out about While he was opening and cating ing away a peanut and hiding it, Notameees oes. that. | m 96 : | he saw Yank Yank fly down until there was only one left, Tank He searched high and low He waited until Yank Yank flew | for another. ' Yank flew down for that one, but - And learned .but one thing: c e wi w shelf for }- S: y saw é éw ov , : rt back to the windo } f an wae good! It ts « tear tine einct amm} saw him and flew over there That the God of Gold can buy everything other peanut. Then Sammy hurried Seon & Me gE 5 as fast a® his wings could take him. het Trae Lave over to the crotch in the apple tree Ress Bea it pride. ond goed as “That's mine,” he shrieked. And For which there is no price eh amie ee ee ee ‘ | t. must have another.” 2 118 : ery ; where Yank Yank had opened the Se Gh wees dhckae ‘un ueieiies , because he was Bo very much big- And which dwells in the hovel of the pauper first peamut. Of course all he found , 4 p ran ger Yank Yank flew off without up , flew*over to an apple tree t As well as the palace of the peer. lawere pieces of shell. He pitked up Whi 7 app . apt on it. | the peanut. (Cc ight. 1922 one to see if it was good to eat, but While he was opening and eating it ' i(Crmerieht, 192.) opyrigat, 2965) promptly decided it wasn’t. “Yank Yank pecked at that thing as if he were opening it.” thought Sammy. “These pieces of queer. dry stuff must be pieces of the covering. There must have been something good inside. 1 think I'll visit that shelf myself.”’ So Sammy flew over where he could look down on that feeding shelf. lie had never been on that shelf because he had found plents to eat on the shelves in the Old Orchard. It didn’t take two sec- onds for those sharp eyes of his to | s Fae see that on that shelf were some | + r= ‘ Mae ey ate ee? poker SO SS things which he had never seen on | os Pp Jo, | ss ‘ tz % any of the other shelves. He looked : 53 re ; s sharply all about to make sure that nobody was watching him. Then he flew down on the. shelf and , sharply eyed those peanuts. | leis! Lk “Tt don’t know what they are,” velogrth ( — : muttered Sammy. “but I’m going hil BY | Bane ae ‘ae Mages 26 aa a, j

cabbuge. it meats, im. Shred ater, and | od ees al lad dress- ‘eli mixed. tipple and net whe SSe By iF os | “You must —That’s a feature of the Orange change your DELICIOUS, juicy, vitamines. Make delic- tooth paste” healthful fruit—just ious salads and desserts peel it and enjoy it. —no cooking; fuss or trouble, simply slice and serve. Fare In a jiffy you have tempting - ist CUT SIT ISL OOTY a a IT a Oe as I Luo reer wstrut ~_ < mag Fruit acids Delivered to you in a cleanse harshly make your mouth walhe natural package hermet- , | Your dentist will tell you that the safe Fruit acids in this paste aid Nature | : ew it is : paste to use is one that does not in- in combating decay and keeping teeth | ically sealed by Nature. foods that everybody likes. Buy seaside : cure the enamel. For once scratched, and gums healthy. In the mouth they : 4 the 4 jure . , this week. Special Avoid pastes that ite the fullest ME oysters and rm decay sets in. Then pain,expenseand stimulate an extra flow of natural Good for little fol k ;, prices on the finest the deep. . &§ ‘unsightly teeth follow. szliva which counteracts the destruc- Because of ~ You can see that vou must select tive fermentations caused by sweet , , alt aie | your tooth paste carefully. and starchy foods. When your mouth an d STOW? u ps rich in oranges grown. me river oad are | waters you know the paste ts working. BS: freshn y % Here is a safe paste— ° tT ] 0 iz dentists approve it Get a tube —watch your . un 1 S C ines hes been The makers of the famous Listerin teeth whiten | have included in Listerine Tooth After you give Listerine Tooth Paste Paste, the delightful new dentifrice,a athorough trial you won't be satisfied | Uniformly (;ood Oranges | ; y perfect polishing agent. Itis just hard with ordinary. pastes. You'll like the enough to remove tartar, discolora- wayit keeps the teeth white and 3 | tion, etc., but nothardenoughtomar _ sparkling,and that cool, clean feeling Sunkist are the uniformly good otanges : These oranges have been selected for you, ‘ Se 3 : from California's finest groves. Tender, yet cost no more than the ordinary kinds. or scratch the precious enamel. Every it imparts to the entire mouth. At ‘uicy. eastest to slice, or serve cut up in Get our free book of recipes. Learn day it does its cleansing work—safely! your dealer's — 25 cents. | desserts and salads. scores of attractive ways to use. V4 Los Angeles, Catilerne SSSSSSST SESS SSEKSS SEES SSESseesesess Special Retailers are offering special prices on 7 Mepriesgh tay M5 sor ee nee Cer er new crop California Seedless Navel oranges this week. fwd iemca recipes . emen :— free, ; ‘ on ‘ sncaomdtenmitiietes Coon Buy adozen. Tastethis delicious fruit. Telephone V4 your dealer now, Name... Name | f | California Fruit Growers Exchange / Street - Street Dept. x-508Los Angeles, Calif. ene °, ° 5 ayy } : - ‘LISTERINE Ms Tooth Paste —the paste that’s right at the price that’s right 25¢c we , P . saa iS ~efaer ote nes we a , mt og ehh ORI - ; ee Sete Fe 7 : a om + gt Y ite Se : fj . a oe ae <4 9 5 Ba as! Rit 2 ee i Es ahs Orne - PEW Tc TEM - °.%8 City _ = Asi By ages Rane be oi rN i Nic ia dehistn Rncthac: BRM in! DLS A oe es So “3

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—_ —_ OOMIC PAGE FEBRUARY 15, 1973. | ——_——— _PAGE 40 . JUIS POST-DISPATCH **77, GA4 mC dem, Crit 1 [nl Fema 3 ¥ FEBRUARY 15, COMIC PAGE” CUPID AND THE CARRIER. \ ET ts a letter carrier, With bent and weary spine, He curses the inventor of The festive valentine. When on his wearr feend he starts His trusty leather sack Is loaded up with Cuplia’s darts, That seem to plerce his back. ’ ‘ He scarcel¥ has recovered from The itrving holidays, When old Dan Cupid comes along And sings his musy lays. And as that pesky little cuss Pursues his crafty plan. The weary iIctter carrier thus Apostrophizes Dan. “The rose is red, the violet blue. And all that sort of truck; If you loved me as I love you, We'd both be out of luck.” And when we hear the foy-bells chime And eke the wedding march, The carrier ‘will take out time To mend his broken arch. ow — TOUGH LUCK. A LONG JOURNEY. i 2 Even when other folks are away | Hearing that the railroads would , “On. their vacations the: -fostman ‘resume the sale of 1000-mile tickets. werks harder than, ever’ delivering | Jack Dillon has decided to buy a the “wish you were here” post cards. ‘book and try to come back. w > _ When the mercury begins hitting) | _— re an around 9 the postman wishes they | any menine Makes Monkey of would say it with glowtrs or by | Chas. White. radio. And thereby hangs a tale. — — - i . . . > BUCK, _ 74 . , eae “ eee . Me It is said that a well-known ticket , Nationa #ague owners | : Ss ba od lagency* has first call on ail the P paw sip Benton — sates ‘choice seats for Madison Square box- dohn Heydler, who passed it on to- : ing shows. Indicating that the scalp- Hiidge Landis, who will probably | es sae ,er is one bird who ‘is a little bit too $ f ' ws ‘Dies i om pamerny. ‘strong for Bill Muldoon. “ oo — | ! “-fhe Braves have signed a semi- | Pro infielder named Sobb. Hetis’saild| AS long as there are sports of to-swing a mean weeping willow. ‘any kind there will be scalpers and wee 'gamblers to be stamped out. A LTHOUGH his name may rhywe | with Cobb, . And if there is any class of people | IVs not a lead-pipe cinch : | that thrive on being stamped out, it | That with the Braves a steady job j{s those selfsame scalpers and gam- | Young Mr. Sobb will @linch. | blers. _— —— NOT IMPOSSIBLE a ‘li {pk | y “( if WA | | ih | M | ll be & re does it happen, Harry, we never step on each other's feet?” ‘ Po i By IRVIN S. COBB. | 4 2 at ; oe | S THE LICK THAT WAS THE VICTORY. aes HERE was a Scotchman who had a wife and she had strong views | upon the subject of strong drink. It & possible her views were colored | Dy the fact that her htsband was of convivial habits. Also. he had. - nit ut i respect for the power of her tongue and the weight of her ‘cieuel ‘tight arm. . | He managed to get | maide the house without awakening her. but, in order to reach his own | fle Bg Quarters, {t was necessary for him to pass through her room. | = Qu its threshold he had an inspiration. He got down on his hands and | ‘Biiees and started to craw! across the int@vening floor space. But when. he as just alongside of her bed he chanced to brush against the coverlids - = Inthe mistaking the dark bulk ..at was in arm's reach of her _ €e the family house dog, she said: “Gome, Jocko, Jocko!” | = we at that varra moment,” said the husband next day when, yanting the event to a crony, “I had the rare intelligence to lick her * zw \ a =a 4 ‘ 2. sia 2 yA ee tp. hg i : — “ ae eS oe 4 ah ay age % May . Fa : - J = f - HOW TO START THE EVENING WRONG—By BRIGGS a asl ie a RE A ma Ne ee | : THANK GoopNEsS WE'RE NOT GOING OUT FONIGHT - tim GoInG To GRAB A Goon Boot AND HAVE A Cozy ’ EVENING AT Hove - wow. coe a “we Cook LEFT Too BECAUSE IT WAS Too CotuD’ HERE FOR HER AND SHE'S (NJ DELICATE HEALTH Oy FRED- - FURNACE tS OuT '* AND THERE'S xer/ Tee ANY THING | ELSE Ff | | Terns COU’RE TRYING To THINK uP TINGS JUST 1 CAN'T no ged Gas sTove-~- : must Be FRozeNUP -"we'Lt HAVE TO maAVE & CoLD : “TOO MANY COOKS”—By RUBE GOLDBERG a geet —- HE HAD JSucus oo bids ae SOFTENING OF FALLEN ARCHES- | ERS || THe ELBow sS-HE }| HE SHoULB BE }) APPEUBIX-— | ; 1. ’ ‘> KEP ET f ' eo Ge ) | a NORTH calla Bsom: mie nes es Saae —— HE HAS le emt / —_ —- OO’. l r ’ rx Nea rs Sus ‘ A F 5* . 4 A , A "LA oY . 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ON SECOND =I Gorra MAKE A SLIGHT \ CHANGE ra; Your > r 195,5 , A Gain of 23,553 Over r, " VOL. 75. NO. 161. aS ne = Both Sides Suffer Losses Wounded When Ac of Polish Troops Into tral Zone Along the Fre tier Is Resisted by lars. AREA AWARDED BY ALLIES TO POLAD Bridge Blown Up and Ra road Tracks Destroyed French Parliament Ve $24,000,000 Loan Poland. Ry the Associated Press WARSAW. Feb. 15.—Clashes tween Polish troops and Lithum irregulars have occurred at se¥ places during the occupation of neutral gone (along the fron near Vilna) allotted to Polandg the Council of the League 6 tions. Twelve Polish soldiers wounded, while the Lithuanians several wounded on the fleld they were foreed te retreat. No of life is reported. * The greater part of the soul ar@éa and an important section of center zone given to Poland ig. under Polish admiristration. Lithuanians are still resisting - occupation of the remainder of i grea. | Lithuanian frontier guards ~ --* blown up a bridge near Woitowe a destroved the railroad tracks” : Orany. At a meeting of the Counel the League of Nations in Paris, 3, M. Sihzikauskas, rep Lithuania, said his countty use force to prevent occupati Poland of the neutral zone. followed the league decision to part of the neutral zone to and part to Lithuania, Poland cepting the: decision. Folle Lithuania's action, Rene Vivian the league would institute a_ DI ade. ellnpeailandad $24,000,000 LOAN VOTED BY FRENCH FOR AID OF PO *By the Associated Press. PARIS, Feb. 16.—A loan of 60,000 franes ($24,000,000) toe land was voted by the French hament yesterday. It is off described as “‘for the purpose of proving Poland's financial and nomic situation, so that it maj sume its proper place in the” pean concert of nations and pl@ role to which its geographic sition and history entitle it.” | The vote on the measure 515 to 68 Many of those who acxainst if declared that the while destined ostensibly for Kanization of the Polish against “unwarranted attack the east” was really put throt “& means of coercion against many from the west.” Purposes of -Loan. The report of M. Reynald, er for the Foreign Affairs Co sion. of which former Premier Sues is president, says the destined to balance Poland's ; expenditures. such as those reilroads, telegraphs, telephon ' other public utility services. | next item, however, says loan is for the purpose of n fefense, to he decided upe ‘NiUtual arrangements betwee! ‘wo Governments of France ami land, in accordance with the sons of the French and Polish) ernment military staffs.” . Opposition to the measure Nantent was based on the alleg that the danger of an attack @ land from the east now was istent and thus the money was] *dvanced for military purpeos longer defensive, but in tensive. peg * _— wa yt = or . s. “Ege cae bee yet Rae. a Ws “th "