St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 19, 1923

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WELL. Logienn, AONE BATHING | GiRLs ANID ‘ THEN 'RE Loate - oe omen aad | HA > SRGTT IL Waa ta LLL Tet ttte Georgie ndton told -uth butit phurt. dies usually tell the truth 2asy for them uthful about ns because ever hurt. ct, Bilhkens annot Pinch Sure to tickle” ' oe MUAH Ty bt) ith Hh } MAHAL Hi i 1} i . “the settlement, r 1917, and was for $50,000. his “At the time. sal cag permitted to sue as a poor , ‘ >, ft + > x a Sit ——$—_—$_—$_———— EL SC E NEIGHBORHOOD __ STORES Are Making Their Weekly Offers Today See Pages 18 and 19. ———— T.LOUIS POST-DISPATC my Pes LT . The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News. Service. o Oe a tere ~ ee ITE a ae — —— oh eh £75. NO. 164. iia LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1923—26 PAGES. PRICE2 CENTS R SETTLES. Pamy,gu er chase 2 TEMPERATURES. rn $0,000 HO TO LAWYERS Lost Sight in Ex. vicinity— Partly “a in 1917 to Be | cloudy tonight « and tomorrow; lowest “tempera- r BEN TO HIM | 2 Missouri—Gen- : Connection With row; warmer in colder in west to Him. tomorrow. id by Continental Port-| sont ture tonight will sky $10, | erally fair to- . | extreme south- Was on Basis of Half | sou portion tonight: Illinois - Pipor wn 4 Highest yesterday. 28, at lowest, 11, at 7:30 a. m. Official forecast for St. Louis and Cement Co. tomorrow ; be about 28. | night and tomor- east portion and in Excess of $3000. somewhat colder Saleh Un- Vermont this afternoon and in northeast por- tion tonight; warmer tonight; tomor- row fair. Stage of the wer ae ae foot, a rise ¢ of .7 foot: --——— Ss PERJURY INQUIRY INTO m., Judge Faris Instructs Grand Jury to Summon Dyott and Get List of Cases. Federal noon instructed the grand investigate cases of apparent jury in the testimony several cases involving violation of the pro- hibition law, which have keen tricd in his court. Judge Faris this after- jury to per- m ay lost his sight in an ex- for more than six years, $20,000, from which he in hdrawing the suit was filed , pa contingent basis, will receive ! ‘obtain in excess of $3000, the which he must pay are esti- of four. owing a reversal by the Su- f of the amount asked for in it was excessive, had the ap-' itt where he started. This aspect jtified in his own behalf may be Inv "gs delays, and of the need for |ts compelled to testify in ris own de- iow er iimere as gained he is required to tell the truth.” "of the sum which the/Sistant to the Attorney-Gencral Sommer of 7137 pn in a St. Louis County quarry "e 1917, has settled his suit, _ the Continental Portland at Co. The company will pay wv his lawyer's fees and cer- mses of the case. A stipu- aywith Circyit Judge Hall. The wyers, Who handled the case Their agreement with Som- for one-half of whatever he hich the company first offered mH settle out of court. The ex- at about $1000, leaving him b $10,500 for himself anid his) Award Was Reversed. Th } case was about to come to a last August, of a ver- fin Sommer’s favor for $25,009, is Suit. The Court's action, taken on the cround that the mt effect of putting Sommer In his instructions, Judge Faris ex years after his injury, at the pointed out that a defendant who te- the case attracted wide attention, |prosecuted for perjury, if his testi bdewas taken as an illustration of | mony is proven to be false. “No man Srkmen’s compensation law in|fense,’’ the Court said, “and when a is ; defendant elects to go on the stand teh—he had obtained from He suggested that the grand jury | | Bupreem Court a state- should summon John C. Dyott. as- Mt would consider reasonalpe. prohibition enforcement here, #um was $20,000. The compa- | Should ask him to enumerace and the | Y's counse). in considering the pros- | Cases of apparent perjury which have | * am seems to have {eccurred in recent liquor ‘ria' Bochum were closed in pre there was a similar closing at trop, where Oberburgomaster was arrested for refusing to coal. Three telegraph Duesseldorf have been On Saturday the French Essen boycott by sending out” - motor trucks in c of two | cers with a detachm of men. & the first store entered a soldier. to buy chocolate. The stc refused to sell. He was & The trucks moved on to weg places, where’the same proc . repeated. Before the French expedition had proceeded — farther the stores resumed — ere . “eae rte so a a4 ‘ ee ain» y. saw " Sa Wh ae al at ; ee ee ee oF fe # a > © Sear yf ee . ae * aye ue a. eee p; .so~ Fa ~~ get Ss ‘ - . Pe —s — al ‘ F a ¢ : i ie ‘a it aa oy , ; a - ~ os 2 . eS ; . : a de est é 4 s a * “a : ’ i 4 he k qn a $ gus e baee : nae J ‘ . ee + * ’ Pn’ aig ¥ : o , si nO > : : - em 7 $ w 6 fx "1 - ' re + 4 de ¥ 5 tad ie : (Complete Market Reports) “ae Mai ee ee — - _-, & x fr __ : ~ x e ' . . 198. ” i - o ~ (4 - s be +74 yt 4 > tae a * ab a “ ~ 2 ® Gelsenkirchen’s fine of 100,¢ : 0% eo Ye or occupied area on account of agtvie : 1 eee pation « ee 3 . J Ss - ‘. 7 - ~y x = a be . e , * f q a ; Best x ’ ——— rpe ¢ 5 . re . = - and ge ee ee Pe Me SS eye ee ; by 2 aE Saks 5, Sanday & te a: “ae 7 Se a ae ee pale 3 : ‘ , “y ae sic? Sete a ie te bettas = a he . ee aan : ~ oe ee ore ee om . a oy PP Se ay reg ee EE

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' is worth while. | a ' ~ MONDAY EVENING -BRO r 19, 192 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ _~ M 'VENING, FEBRUARY 19, 192: ‘Z ; eS = ee —————_———=—_—== = = “eg 4 a . } : | that it was a funerary sledge on | ‘ts | MORTGAGE COMPANY io | ° [which Tutankhamen's mummy vad} LLOYD GEORGE SAYS U.S. |) , PERMIT TO SELLY , ) q tf been piaced when it was transported | , 4 7 | } actoss the plain of Thebes to the e | | COp agus O e chamber. It was aglow and agleam MUST PARTICIPATE IN | Portland (Ind.) Concery - | | with undreamed-of wealth. Its form SOLVING GERMAN PROBLEM Purchased the United } : e ° was exXqguisite ana the decorations By the Associated Press. Builders of AT , eVUsls | superb LONDON, Feb. 19. mgecratinthmndaabenip etic q | ! “Close be, for an anticlimax, was ORMER Prime Minister 5 Debat Rivarc daggers CITY, Feb. i - - . : “ & mummified duck Tt was a lighter) r Lloyd George. in the debate Presbytery Hears 3- our edate ue SKY ivitson of the - interlude than werhaps it should in the House of Commons - ~s nance Department today at | ntert t P e I$s New Site Not ; i« , b a Prost rie =? : | = i) , on ssue-—— permit to the Haw , SPRING ELECTION Continaed From Page One. scribed. I am sure that there e ms etna = cae oy . ght ” ae $3 on t ae Se ene ae the pre Yet Determined of Peetiant. Tod te heist ncteeremeneseeneeneranonmenanepe nanan See f oe om the wile teetes Chace av ressive that ie brain coulk iC action fn e Ruhr as a repeti- . “’ | seekings after the truth held stolidly Box of Mystery Resembles a oO an x aia Ngee , ~ keep pace Ww ith each new emotion. I ‘tion of the psychological blunder | issue of $1,400,006 in "Se : . : . 7 He Sarcop! — AOS on che ‘ > Poa iT ‘ » , — : r ~ 7 Hawkins com aoe ito the belief that life did not en Nothing Ever Found Before canopv oni ua e have failed to give a real idea of the Germans made in 1914. He npany recente: ‘ py are em ssed 1 gold anrd', NPM saat : . Louis tn -* 7 Only Two Contests of Con-! wi: the cessation of breath. buf that Specia! to the Post Dispat b the af fea: ‘ = hre + by -taking j the rin ye@ery mf the ww Hole ~~ ene. but contended it was essential that | The Presbytery roy tov P ead? chased the United Home . | LUXOR. Feb. 79 “Tam certain that there alee are {= ™*n cannot in a few minutes jump || America should participate in ||session today at the Second Fre@y-| America, which had off | sequence for ee ee Pee oF AR CRS te NSE anata agi ‘x inscriptions on the walle. but we .1,.| D&ck 3000 years and return to today/[ the solution. : |terian Church, voted, after a three) Louis until forced into a | live and that man entered the purh’ OTEWORTHY Prepac tne : “a ie ggg ys me : om ay “condemn ele and, then describe vividly and| The debate was on the amend ‘hours’ debate, to grant permission tO/at Dallas, Tex. lic : ; rilde« box six feet imme as Sno! nerTre is ne oppor . , ‘ ? ' : : ct TT . ; - ~ - to Board of Aldermen Ex-, leading ultimately to an eternal “sl "a Si yaw = os ne se tunity to note the detaile ever = ome, whtly what I saw ment to the address and reply to |) the W ashington and Compton np Among the reasons fop” 3 Oo v ur t at t Cc r) - sit J ia ~eh ta ‘ ; . fi! "T’ ty ie wr " « ory Pa Pt . n is - ‘ ~~ . . ’ . , : ; | dwelling In the Elysian Fields. The reed > eich ave > nown mind had not been confused. At the} ,, ‘his. man’s pictur the scene in | the speech from the throne ask- |/>yterian Chureh to remove from = the permit was that the ¢ pected to Develop. | — ; «ae , ool s end of the e ap) PG) eee the mortuary chapel and annex !s ing. that Britis} iv | present location. The present church larticles of incorporati |}corruptible or mortal part of natmre evotologists are particu vy in- : n phagus are two fi; sh representatives [| on CO ro _ os . ah a: DP of = => ——— hes arti = ir 4 in ait sa “We sete: ke Meet ee perhaps as comprehensiv Pe as one Is) on the League of Nations Coun- edifice is a historic one, and is that the directors might a CRT ee es oe meee. = See ne a ae ee OSS OS RONG Tis vets wima euukeadtnd j) entitled to expect from anyone who|[ i) urge that an invitation be ex- || nightly ituminated with an electric|contract for approval at ame they believed the body would be in- | @ if has ever hee found. : . , ’ is I fhaiily ima ae narmifte ~~ s ane = “ _—. (tation . na oe a any . ik was pe oniv a few minutes “ Sav hich is visible tin f stock} 14 PLACES IN THE iomemeatia int ~} phon i ea ee aes the corners in an attitude of lovin mn Pigs ae | — ’ tended to the American Govern- |} 8/8, Christ Saves, wW & ot stockholders called | disp. nsable iater ‘ laborate preeau The, are @®*vinse 1g £reat CUuUrivsil- . -**— SmMmone th ‘an 5»? . -* ldar ; - - "a ~ — —_ . amone Ie Si ies OF Egy pis £oiaen an i f om Grand boulevard. sider it. whic h contr CP am | tions were taken to oDviate the possi- ty regarding the ntents of the protectis i couldn't help remark- age / ment, to appoint experts to serve r h hae snteiie fied by the hold act, w iy BOARD TO BE FILLED bility of its return to dust and the box. Their speculations var oe he hugeness of the canops gue . on the reparations commission. || Opposition to the propo val ¥y > nolders of & ‘ : ~ : : iT $s . ; and one expert with uve sai: _Are Passes have been issued for the Lloyd Geo - ‘ iwas shown by pastors and members the stock would be utmos care was taken to prev: nt | eativ as to what the’ elieve . ALa5 ] aid t! A re contended that : as the embalmed flesh from falling i mad haat ; o : Rigas rar was room enough inside for five! P'®Ss to view the tomb today, but it what really mattered was to get |/ of other churches, and the final de-}though all the stockholde . ooes Se, at mt _ . a ide . ‘ ; . 3 2 to? t . . , i i MN : ie All Seeking Re- unholy or sacrilegious hands. One i ages nher of boxes.remain to || ™Ummies, although he. felt | that was stated by the discoverers that America in, with or without || cision came after the representatives fied it. S. Hawkins owns tie Incumbents | y Reade Rapa A numobde eS there was only one there they were not aware of anv arrange- Lez 0 ; . f the Washington and Compton/jority of the company’s ae | day, according to the teachings, that be opened. The cover of one . er een Prpetingn west Rear 7 eague of Nations action. He o 6 th Other objecti = election — Baur in 14th |mummy would rise again and live. ich h been lifted revealed a By the side of the sarcephagusj; °"* steps are Deing taxen to did not believe that France, how- [}Church had shown insistence on e ner ec ions were that | whic as bee: eR hall ads - . : » tree : wilt b | of the e« ' ee ny .But the immortal part, many re pile of glittering jewels with gold are two sacred oars. evidently put |'"!orm them. This probably will be ever, obsessed, could refuse an | removal plan. The matter of a lo- > company's “lHteratuaa vere : "Sa of —— . on — Pes ther: r Pharaoh’s wee wher the last press view this season, as ff . . , t- eared to be mis ’ at and Krueger in 24th Ward garded as having been set free for settings, resembling those found th Pharaoh's use when | © bs caleemaaie unease ope ee offer made by the two greatest , cation was set for me ey es cciaannis D , e | Fd na | in ‘etunnene: of a whwer ibe. eich aew are tn the the mumm was revivifiea by th: weno si h ~ : oe ea pewers on earth, tha had saved }/ing of the Presbytery, March: 132. ee ee ey t ms company ¥ : “i. _" ia : re-ent! of the spirit : acer ‘¢h | SCatea som time withi1 16 ne er fr ~ y ? i I€ en = . Have Opponents. | better iit wabetinnne 'l Cairo museum. They-are said. he spirt and faced with rsemcegettheet oo aB 5 ot her from being in the position ]|} The location desired is in University Doi »P o egal atack . : The Ancient Belief i} however, to excel ip’ design and the necessity of entering a boat and ae SBE SUNS aAMmen. tse Germany was occupying today. || City. «| Of the directors’ interest. 1 | “a . i ne 'l workmanship the fewels discev- crossing streams through the under-' T®s peace until winter ap- “I entreat the Governmen:,.” 4! B. F. Edwards, a banker, headed | P4¢ny Was incorporated in & ~ ae 4 In only two of the 14 wards which | wus there was “Ba,” which in| ered aalttes: world to the Elysian Fields proaches concluded Lloyd George ty i the committee of members of Wash-/| With a captial of $4,008,000, ‘Associated Press ie ASieemen April 8 are the can. {| *mmence was identical to our idea of ad a “Gradua! we worked back tothe The Abraham News Bufeau at take the initiative first, by up- |} ington and Compton Church whicn | Cipal assets listed in the applicg -: YORK Feb 19.—Several immortal man, though it was repre- end of the sarcophagus, where, when | Luxor states that there are some enachi - i | d bef the Presbytery. The| Were $1818 in cash, $5676 & : : : di@ates of th R bi ty | Nile| te the Temnie of proaching the United States, and [| appeare efore tne ytery “ ; in. a way today into . e epusoican party) sented as a bird with a human head. )and across the Nile,ts the temple of the do Was opened. we saw an- statues of the King mounted on a then with them approaching || debate was behind closed doors. The |@nd $7,494,000 in book alue are Unver y by bosses in dangef of serious opposi- [It had its abiding time with the gods} Karnak. ; ther sarcophagus, and betweenthe lioness in the tomb and that they France. Then t believe bineth a... | argument presented for removal was, stocks of subsidiary co “i ae tragedy on Ward's Island, a > then, aecording to information ob-|'" Deaven, but always was able t») i dona genes sca ane ae a, lnmer and outer canopy was a truly|are in a niche in the fourth room./|] gether will be able to surmount || chiefly, that the present location ig! The balance shete shows thaam @ jotting rock in the swirling . , al icharacterized so many Egyptian de-) ping!) ollection of jewels an: ar O e top o . outer canopy 2 > . wits ; , - | ta@imed today in politica! circles. corm - ¢Ahagaanacnge Ag hanes i Miiam Reni that fit. like the! on convtare Serene wen Beni ante ag f th oe nae ae he difficulty.” ‘unfavorable to the growth of the wom Panga ate $203,579 ators of the 9 hemenienanipens fa? ; , e;° tla Congas wip vara agen « | m exquisite alabaster vase Its'cases and oxes year Tutankh- ating deficit last y a day swep aa ni ‘congregation, that the members have year, of% 5 y fire yu 3 the Pourteenth Ward. where counterpart of the deceased. intan-| sun, rose and ascended to its zenith toy was shaped like a chalice. It had |amen’s seal. On the top of the sec- a rest d that the Sundzy/%121.000 had accumulateg’ am a be. State Hospital for the In- ‘7 Aléerman Gus A. Baur. is a candi-; gible and invisible, but with face | only to sink in the west his arid| 4 translucent array of alabaster fret- ond canopy is a black vei! covered te re marks, Great Britain 168,- pete edaian nating jong perenes: et, former period 7 a killing 22 patients and three ' . - “ . . " \. oa ~ 7 i i . 523 a : > tt} 2ea = ] -S] rig . ” fy) , se . ; PTT) - ’ ~) Sa ; @mte for re-election, opposition is|*"¢ form of the dead person. It/valley being due west of yore et SS Oe ee Sener wenn OC the | WES eremen® sae Sager the vell & rt ly 108 whe p Rong tS Gane : bership of the church, cannot thrive | donee 25 ee attendants. |} was its function to continue man's/"&turally was the physical ideal @5 .anopy were two small cups con- (a figure of Tutankhamen in enamel — : G00, Helgium . 66,000,-) : . a - ae atael as rious fire started An the expected witin the ranks of the’ i oh ' erenelth cb bet ee a Bs career * ni 000. Greece 5,000,000, Portugal 4,-/|at a distanse from the homes of the ne Am j 16 a life in the new world. Its world was‘ Ager meng Ippo - taining. resbectively. superb small and gold 000 000 aR » 000.000 congregation ' Ue fh ee puilding two weeks o,,but it organization. ur i ©X-| bounded by the sepulchre. It had; This sketch of ancient Egyptian! statues of Nephystis and Isis. Be - ) 200.009 and Rumania 2, : iB : a 7 , Fi : Sa | ‘ | sel i tm’ @ ~ nh oe ee ee Pee eee Searching among the sands on the , . hy. ‘ ae ae a ed, according to Fire Mar- peated to Rave the support of A. M.|to work as the dead person had|>eliefs explains why in these four! yong was a heap of amulets. They floor Howard Cacter found «au , The French share consisted of The argument against removal was court Rules Government Is Nee. fas check : “tf | le there is much wealth com- ¢' — oward arter found several! s7¢6 9090 gold marks, 5.000.000 ks that the change will leave no Pres- 1} Brophy. | Beinkman, ward committeeman,| Worked. enjoy the same phypicul | cased aa magic Sebi ve desiened | ete Ted: Blue and bluish green. They| pieces of gold, including a sma!l| in ships, 16.000.000 marks ae | hertinetinds congregation east of Grand titled to Prior Settlements) "Nineteen bodies had been recov- die | pressec and so many obDjects désignec r ‘oquieit nificent ; terre eiheii, anaes ee re "pan SF , PUD, marks in ‘ma- ; ‘ : we ful) whe has an office with Edward W. | Sore gig a = — gt pee ieee Sieletens weeds re re it — 2 wh * head of the god Horus. Inside the/| terials for reconstruction. 181.000.-| boulevard. and that the churches By the Associated Press. fot sed before dusk and removed to oa but it is said that a faction | oe oe a) ae pint a e908, yoo teagan we agitinct irst canopy was found a vest made/ 9090 marks in coal. 2.000.000 marks ‘should not “desert” neighborhoods WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 oe the city morgue, but six more re-/|~ | material needs. It was still earth-| Describes What He Saw. anopy is another cup whi WasS;of gold thread with amulets and a/in chen Len bis nd 9 900.000 tial w inh bit db I ” 01 ftion by the State of Ok} | ‘eaain in the ice-cévered ruins. y workers in the ward will living on the earth and the Since} More than 59 people entered the; started. conthined the entrails of th string of perms atiathed. Thie wan a! an’ : re sae 2 anc ya 5! marks , no nnhaodite y a tess prosperons have dismissed the - fight for the aldermanic seat will | was provided purely and simply for |! looked ened ret It Was Another Worid. Egyptologist, who has conducted ex- CHICA Wa ae ies , ‘State Bank of Guthrie, Okie The blaze was believed to have ; be between Eimer E. Walter an the use of the deceased's double or|the annex which had been visible i BPN 0 RE S938 ote By pee HICAGO, Feb, 19.—James Fair- | There isa certain division, among lo- ; epanted tetas-be chara ‘s ab terrific blast in ‘ . ; “ hitherto through a hole. probably! SCUNNCG, Gassie U sneana . et congo : i bank yas hi ical Presbyterians, between re-mil- | : whe. — i starte ‘ite oe ink walls of the antechamber eee i ecendine paasawe. fh GERMANY FOR REPARATIONS ‘"& &® *!! the time. The, first car-| that that event cannot comje until a amaelree: lhatrabette eG ee “ee fea the dull of the organization support. un-| the spirit returned the mummy body| Where once was the sealed door) also was brilllest under the sican ne rier arriving in the station at 6 a-?Christianity has become mote gea- |— ee curious anger ney bedlam | | i, @er Committeeman W. F. Smith. but Was made perfect for eternity. But | there now is @ JagBed see: yo of powerful bulbs. What an arras| France Is Shown to Have Received |™- today found Fairbanks dead, a erally prevalent. The Washington |liefs. The Rev. Dr. Frank W. i ee a Pe " Sahiell ana after | Keweger has many friends in the or- Ka had its life in the sepulcher. semen, aera, “yrs . = ae ay’ ane of treasures. what kingly magnifi- 209,000,000 ef the 1922 bullet in his head ,and Compton church is known 4s|pastor, the present paste | witent have been expected, | | @@nitation. not only in the ward. but Of the main cares of a Pharaoh’s/‘*"'TOVS", - tiene yon (AR gasoline ft eonee. srhat tmestimabie Wealth. what Pay ‘prevailingly pre-millenarian in its be- his second at this church : the ee F ' | | tatues o ice, what inestimable weaith, wha ayments. _ . . The whole r _ throughout the city. life was to insure that his double or long hole eee are Se Fem poe cgay d peerpdwering ‘\steeations?.. Tt. was| *0Sc*] Calis ts Gio Pust-tese —_ entirely “lacking. Th tur pre. | Bight, By tentative agreement the com- 4&Stral body would have the utmost the King which have stood for cen- e ; > “ee nicago Da yews. Copyricht, 1973. | lation of the State's rang th Tie candidates of the committeemen in| Why a8 soon as they mounted Pel eens The lt se : at! It is difficult to recall now 1. provided by the Reparations (om- 2 ah of nC bole be) = - | the ether wards and thus far noth. throne the ageient Egyptian Kings |‘"°"’* ™ "y ave — om eect tee ee Se aa ee = ake —— ee ac m ‘ : Nee ¢ ) ort rch but they gaze at; What I saw, but definitely imprinted | Sisson Sho iat Germany in 1922 . om it of the 75 on the tng has developed which wil! bring | selected the sites for their abodes in the mortuary chape! : inate euiah i , paid for reparations tata! e | 4 4 “The one un 1 Peet | , roy ~. ‘the modern intruders with the same”! entai retina are two of 4 & 3 parations, a tota ot ‘ sf’ Nas ; flames bs —— this rule in the April the mext life, for they realized that set look with which they aave peered | loveliest caskets. One contalIne4 | 681.173.1154 gold markg. In round if UT, : 4 pres pa agate ost tomes wit ° m the remaining i2 death might come atany moment. | ._ any aos four no} inr n4@ theee ier figures she paid 135.9090.000 mari ' : | _" = | | 4 into sepulchral darkness for more four anopic jars an \ese jare in she paid 13: 000 marks / SZ of homicidal tendencies, who at the machine = ! ~ 7. , ry _ “= * I ee ance received 209,- ‘ ai he : s : : i : } "9 ’ oO le e ' bce 4 ees”, which os splendor as the Pharaoh had & ' sible. Several World War ve )Pieting the twisting, turning maze.| but they are mostly iapis lazuli ©f boxes here, there and everywhe Founded JOSEPH PULITZER, % 3 7 saa the machine lead - | hewed out of the solid rock. which crescents. The sa reophagcus is about some of them of black and eb ' Py anale- Pu Dec. —, 18 aS Scideeiina’ . eo / ", : , perished in the flames. % 1 ir on rouble represented the mysterious journey} 20 feet lone. When vou look at it. like inlaid with ory. some of them ‘O., Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street ; a b _ Fire Fighth & part ho au Machine Candidates. (of a anu! in the underworld. ‘from the antechamber _ see the seemingiv covered wit! goid and le Man A ease “ yf ost ations /' 4 , . , ot, Seren ae S trial x” Ward, Dr. Edward ancett on a aie mmppeare huge and massive | decorated. but it was impossible*to, Rf § | P in the fertile gard a | © The building is 50 yearg old ; ° 4 since is cartouches are mprinted : under the gleam - e@} setrik lic} ts get clo@ze enough tm nate thea det rile : i 1 Actanciate res@ ts *xciusive'’w a” — r e z ens of Wisconsi ,” : e . ' . . © oe" . ie dade : “* - _ ‘ ° ah | oO ft s for reput ication 74 — - } - n are grown the ’ 4s ca eae wae we pon the seals on the great canopy im and is very impressive “Phere were about half a dozen @ispetches redited to it or mot others ise , : x POP ns So ee 19 ng -eedteomeaendibesres ; tty inadequate; according to, DF. : . aru, -' the antechamber did not relgn vw f. > — o? one oer funer — one a te » 2 ae ar erec ited ! 8s Peper and alsa he Inca! bes cious that the whol e acc : | ta me. ) Nam! reign very Then you enter the mortuary unerary Doats, about four fe cS. news published herein. Al! right of renah y practically melt in your ; | Fre Se opr a lr get slong, so he had time merely to make/| chapel and here the utmost cauti and there was a quartet of marvel ation of special dispatches herein are also arte nurses them with all the care the ta wars en ) op alll at ne eben eee eee “ or a dese ‘ | ; . » . fry byer 2 } iv ich de ra Ts 7 rf? r) ; — od (3 m t ive , ce, , | semmnation for «| a -—s ng passage and four | is necessary. The tomb chamber i os rich d : e i chat Sa d seal i eels , —— a her babe! As harvest time nears he watches P personnel is lacking. - fatalities occurred. His calm, heroic SUP- ‘at the climax of its artistic great-| decorated richly y arti Or eo _ 0 e pork. and. that ‘of James Hill, ng | He had a conference yesterday |... sreat- | decorated richly yet softly. The art!- J OGFCI7 ‘tendant in charge, and Patrick Biltl- J. Hurley, the committee. | , } Metal ight accentuated the tone anil ; . = ee : : 7 at the vets van of which | Richest of Them All. | colors, which if seen in the shaded | ta f. oo A - py gio ag parry Lag | | ©f all the tomos in th tle» this| H@ht of day wou! | | aan € In th : tat ne Shee; © ns a said he was for Schwartz , te moe in this valie. this; 4& ay ld be brilliant, but : SS ——— - 7 € most exclusive homas of 0 Were . \, = , ; é, : . etill the expectation that Louis one undoubtedly ie the richest arche. never T think. conflicting ar boi. > > Ss, = Le , | é- -} 4 this city—whose money can bu the } y them! Delicatessens and fancy Cs. burned to death, prevented a. . 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* 7o ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: “MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1923. _ 9? ST.LOUIS’ POST-DISPATCH ' MORTGAGE COMPANY DENIED PERMIT TO SELL srog Portiand (Ind.) Concern | Purchased the United Builders of Special to the Post-Dispatch. zt A. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 19 2g blue sky diviison of the Aiea, ¥ _ al 7 i : | A De —¢ Home , a - ¢ . - s é oo F yn Y St | nance Department today refena » ermit to the Hawking Morte a bf Portiand, Ind., to sel] stoc ue of $1,400,000 in Missou k of an ri. P, Ee - wWkins company recently bie, es chased the United Home Builder, sy 3 Bea erica, which had offices ‘ing: ot a buis until forced into a re 2 | CelVverghj . Dallas, Tex. a p ® permit was that the eo refust m 4 ticles of incorporation prowl | at the directors niteht subm{ ed i YS avy. pOniract for upproval art any ma 4 Ee ‘ MSOF stockholders called Ider it, which contract fied by the holders of a I he stock would be as wy all the stockholders } ged it. 5S. Hawkins own; 2 brity of the company's AB a : Other objections were that | “i * : — : 3 3 “ 7 to Con. when rati. najority of valid as fe 14d rati. Gey s * . } .@ a of the company’s “literature” ane peared to be misleading. and natal provision that the company would im not be open to legal atack because | Way ‘the directors’ interest. The com . | pany was incorporated in Dela ith a captial of $4,008,000 Cipal assets listed in the ' Were $1818 in cash, $56 Q@nd $7,494,000 in book waro, Prin. ,9% &pplication. 76 in bonds rey Ras ii, ne Court Rules Government Is Wrought by the United States seek. ing to establish in behalf of the five Civilized tribes a prior lien upon the Qssets of the defunct Oklahoma State Bank of Guthrie. Okla. was nted today by the Supreme Court hich held that the Unitea States Was not entitled to have tts claim sate isfied before any other obligations of the bank were paid. 4 dou 3 short circuit. q Insane _ A curious ‘feland during of cries and ——- ae. jefs. The Rey. Dr. Frank W. Sneed is stor, the present. pastorate pein is second at thia rch. N ‘ = Sets : “entirely ‘fy + ‘i i his ‘tay of The 7 se D the 7 ' _ only five cases sible. Several nsin are grown the Sweet, tender and it in your ‘mouth. Caro that a mother ® nears he watches — ‘iy. Then, just at and taken to the » Stem and hull is peas are then as- > purest, deep well hothing else, and Ume the Kroger Stlection of the Inder the Country for a town of 2. ee, ‘and live has ay's.. > ‘The flerce b sent 1600 1% 8338 inmates aS coWwerin om. by Michael ant in. Ward of r.a¢ tin cha PF. the he best. essens and fancy rge up to 40c a y grocers this quality in ® contracted with n's most famous A Dell ritinned a é ts, direc nd. Being first the p ing in larxe quan. Order: * cessions in price “ ually low figuro. 2 2 | ‘ ‘ : “ : .. cy ae .* > ¢ . checked, a bodies ever would be > personel is lacking. | 3 apy has among its inhabi- ny recognized pyromaniacs. | PATIENTS VN FIRE 4 ro 2 Insulation on Wir- ing Believed to Have “Caused New York Blaze. tm the Associated Press YORK, Feb. ccording to Fire Mar- Not En- ghal Brophy. By allied eewamraaen E phasteen bodies had been recov- WASHINGTON, [ep before dusk and removed to i os.» N, - 19.-—-A mo- She city morgue, but six more re- ) e State of Oklahoma tna! im the ice-covered ruins. have dismissed the Original bill it was feared, had been cre- mated, and Supt. Marcus B. Heyman bt whether more than re- | The blaze was pibiewon bé haye ‘been started by a terrific blast "Heli Gate, which broke the insula- 'tion on electric wiring, causing in a Behave Calmly. hush pervaded the the night. The bedlam ravings, which ordl- mikht have been expected, | lacking. The whole lation of the State’s asylum pre- Ww, acted most sanely. ° one unit of the 75 that was attacked by flames housed the most violently’ insane— of Homicidal tendencies, who at y moment might have leaped at | ts of their rescuers. leap they did not. Not a single at- tack upon attendants was reported. | A foneral barge moved down the ‘East River shortly before midnight to Bellevue morgue the 19 ‘that had been recovered. matic calm after the a day on which the on the But in was identification pos- World War veterans ‘perished in the flames. | + Fire Fighting Forces. Blaze destroyed only a part cf ‘the gfeat building which, overcrowa- ‘4 as it is, sometimes shelters 2200. ‘The building is 50 years old. ‘The island's Wholly inadequate, according to Dr. /Heyman. It has enough apparatus fire fighting force is 8000, but the trained on braiphowr in which inmates of the is- been brought to the ’ of public officials in the 26-years by six fires besides yes- > laze yesterday. sweep- the west wing of the main build- maniacs, confined in that section of the asylum, out irito ‘the biting winds of a zero weather . -as th e remainder of the remained in their gK and wailing. fire was discovered at 5:05 a. Campbell., an attend- 43. in which all the ws occurred. His calm, heroic » and. that of James Hill, at- rge, and Patrick Bilti- . de Emo and George three attendants who Durned to death, prevented a Br@ater catastronhe. for Breakfast.”’ Upon discovering the blaze Camp- hose line and fought ™ te flames while the other at- ted by Hill, ran up and 200 foot top floor corridor, atients with the cool ‘All up for breakfast.” as the maniacs could be : den fireproof dining hall, far from 4. Be@ne of the fire. Seventy of the : for the Mate tes of Ward 43 had been led ft d " to safety when a huge sirte variety ‘ In the blazing attic frashed through the ceiling, com- ~ lv blockine the corridor that | for the J tiny variety : wt “J AM SER QP Se, TT Laat’ _and WEDNESDAY § Easton 19.—Several are under way today into ING 25 LIES Attack on Attendants Although In- Were Those of Hom- tidel Tendencies. REE GUARDS AMONG | THOSE WHO PERISHED st in Hell Gate Which value of ocks of subsidiary corporations Mee tragedy on Ward's Island, a The balance shete Shows that the aisle jutting rock in the swirling Sompany charged $203,579 to Oper- waters of the Hell Gate, where yes- ting deficit last year, of which ‘ fire swept a ward of the Man- 9121,000 had accumulated from a Kaan State Hospital for the In- ormer period. ‘ene. killing 22 patients and three | a oo TM. ‘male attendants. . a ous fire started in th U, S, CLAIM ON BANK DISMISSED ‘ Me ding two weeks o, but i | e | tj ’ oe —_— — = WOMAN SLAYER OF | GUILTY OF MURDER | | ' ' : LILLIAN S. RAIZEN. DOCTOR FOUND GUILTY Verdict in Carries Sentence of 20. Years to Life.’ By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Feb. 19 of, guilty, second-degree was returned by a jury yesterday|¢19 from the cash register and $7 against Mrs. Lillian S&S. ‘shot and killed Dr. Abraham Glick- -— | 2200 patients. stein in his Brooklyn office, Oct. the physician had ruined her and that she had been driven to in- sanity through haunting fear of him. The jury returned the _ verdict after deliberating 12 hours and 15 minutes. the case at il o'clock Saturday night, the defendant, sobbing, Ww led to the prisoners’ room. She fell asleep, her head resting on her aged father’s shoulders. She spent a restless night, however, awakening numerous times and asking if the jury had reached a verdict. Receliv- ing negative dnswers, she prayed aloud. , Then, after the long wait, came the word. Mrs. Raizen seemed to sense the verdict, twice falling. 10 her knees to praywwhile on the way to the courtroom. When the verdict, which carries a sentence of from 20 years to life imprisonment, was spoken by the foreman, the defendant. stared blankly, then crouched down into her chair and shuddered. no audible sound. Throughout her trial she hag been subject to spells of violent weeping. But there were no tears in her eyes as she stood at the bar to answer the perfunctory questions required by law. Mrs. Raizen’s father, Charles Schaeffer, and her brother, who sat on the first bench, wept with their arms about-each other. Raizen. arrived after the verdict announced. He hurried _ into chamber, took his wife in his arms and attempted to cheer her. —_— —-- ~ led to safety, and filling the with flames and smoke. City fire- men, fighting their way past the blazing barrier, brought out several struggling, screaming maniacs, and several who had been overcome by smoke, while dressing for the “breakfast” call. Most of the dead were found in the rooms and corri- dors beyond the fallen tank. Sev- ried down and burned beneath debris when the-floor gave wW4- The building in which the fire oc- curred is an ancient briék and wood structure shaped like the letter E. It is three stories high and had ac- commodations for a maximum of There were about 1600 in it when the fire was discov- ered and -of these about 800 were seriously endangered by the flames. They were the patients in the huge west wing. Screqmis of Patients. While the rescue work was being carried forward, the flames burst through the roof of the bullding and | lighted up the entire island. Screams of the terrified patients nearest the flames roused the entire population of the madmen’s isle and in a twink- ling every window framed a’ man- fac’s face. Some laughed and cried out in glee at the sight of the flames. Oth- ers stared_moodily. Others wrenched with maniacal strength at the barred windows vf their cells and screamed in anguished fright for rescue. The city force, forsaking its en- gines, fire towers, hook and ladder trucks and hose wagons, went to the fire with no equipment except a few lines of hose which could be trans- ported on the tiny ferry. Fire boats which responded to the alarm had to lay hose lines hearly a half mile long before they could pump water on‘the fire. But despite their han- dicaps, -the city force and the island force succeeded in confining the fire to the two upper floors of the west wing. Nicholas Biddle Dies. BY VOW FORK, Feb. 19.—Nicholas Riddle, former army Colonel and friend and personal representative ef the late Col. John Jacob Astor, died yesterday. He was & member of the old Biddle family of Phila- delphia. He was 4 son of Brigadier- neral James, le and sefved in | tne World War, Ya? y ‘ 7 : Dibnig ye. eT BAT Wes ae 1 ee sa instiiaatiilinend When the jury was given | hall | - ———— S&S ’ ’ ; ‘Packing Franklin Avenue Robbed Third Time in Year, Loss Being $350. _ Safe breakers got $1437 in three robberies here and one in East St. Louis night and: this morning. ‘tempt to force a fourth safe here | failed. $640, ‘any one place. When robbers, after climbing on) the roof of an adjoining building and then prying loose the iron bars over /a second story rear window of the | Missouri Packing Co. at 2734 Frank-’ lin avenue, found their way blocked to the office downstairs by a wooden | partition of the stairway at the bot-. tom, , square through the partition. combination of the safe then knocked off and $350 taken. Checks | were left scattered around the room. . This is the third time the place has been robbed within a year. | The combination knob of the safe at the Missouri Cone Co., Fourth street, Case of Mrs. Ralzen | safe by cracksmen and $400 taken. | Nothing was obtained at the Stock- | 10, Peterman House Furnishing Co. at 1921. Mra. Raizen’s défense was that | 2719 North Fourteenth life | door. was to go on with her dance act. Miss | Robbers optained $640 by ‘iam-/|Nesbit, according to the police, sud- mering off the combinatios 'denly brought the diners to their feet i / ; SAFE BREAKERS UBTAIN $1497 IN cause the inner doors resisted efforts /to pry them open after the combina- tion had been knocked off the outer | CH AND KILLED BY UNION Special to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, Feb. 1 parties early today w FOUR ROBBERIES well president. Company at 2734 of the plumbers’ union, and cabaret. A spectator, Mrs. Thomas band, was shot in the shou a stray bullet. music ceased. backward. fainted. Several wagon loads and women were taken to sometime between Saturday An _at- witriesses said McCarthy other labor leaders were seat The Was the East St. Louis loot, largest obtained at | |'three young women Mrs. Kelliher, it over to the table and ad some warm remarks to Mc McCarthy and Kelliher friends but “broke” Carthy made remarks in kind her drew a revolver, proprietor, sought to pacif Kelliher began shooting. they sawed a hole 14 inches the} snot was | | eyes. ‘“T killed | said McCarthy. EVELYN -NESBIT FAILS TO A 809 South was pulled from the al street be- arrest after an encounter “" | knob of the safe in the office of the/py crying that the physician had ap- “ |State Loan Co., on the third floor proached her table and struck her in ‘of the Murphy-Building in East St.\the face. jon said, ' ; | attacked without cause by a group of men at Third and Lami streets. He then stumbled into the saloon. Police reports show no record of Beaumont having been stopped on $800. Louis. and also $7 in loose bills, taken from the safe, were left behind by the robbers. - The robbers got in by climbing a rear fire escape and going through an office opening on a skylight. Oth- er windows gave indications that at- tempts had been made them. smaller hammer were found in the ' rear of the building. | Policemen Beaumont, 62 years old, of 307 Sid- ney street, to inform him thata tour- ing car bearing a license tag issued bitterly | to him, had been destroyed by fire King's ; shand. Charles|Grove Park, at 4 o'clock yesterday ee was | mor ing, failed to find him until 5 the! p. m., when a call was sent from a saloon at the effect that an injured man was in the place. There they discovered Beaumont suffering from a fractured jaw and scalp wounds. destroyed. ‘Tower Grove Park after a policeman |\stopped me and said I had been drinking too much to drive it. gave me carfare home and promised to look out for the auto.”’ ;. | Beaumont said he later eral were believed to have been car- ‘home, he didn’t know when, and was said the automobile was valued at The physician said Miss An envelope containing $40, ceseeen a remark to him w chair. No charge was against him. to force, A sledge hammer and the community fund's campaign, Feb. 23 to March 65, the total Man Discovered Wounded in Saloon,; amount required by 80 of the 40 Says He Left. Machine on agencies to be represented will | be Advice of Policeman. searching for John the agencies are assured an in earnings for services rend Only 10 budgets remain to proved, and if the ratio is highway, near Tower 2201 South Broadway ‘to needed from the public something less than $1,2560,0 NEW DATES FOR BABY “Tt’s news to me,” he when told the car had been “T left it somewhere near Wednesday for £-Day nd America Loyalty League, whi a eon cause sO many babies cam left his be judged Wednesday; He ot” « @ Bk. a a Be Ne ME at Dk 4 be admitted. CAGO LABOR LEADER SHOT | ~ Stephen Kelliher Slain by Daniel Mc- Carthy of Plumbers’ Union Be- fore 200 Guests of Cafe. —Slumming nessed the killing of Stephen Keliher, leader, in the cafe of Al Tearney, known minor league baseball Kelliher was shot dead by Daniel McCarthy, business agent more than 200 guests dining, danc- ing and chatting in the, restaurant who was dancing with her hus- The dancing stopped abruptly as the shooting began. The Chairs went Women screamed headquarters for questioning. and table near the dancing floor when Mr. and | Mrs. Kelliher entered the place. was said, had been recently. Tierney, 'thy stood up, drew his revolver and Kelliher squarely between the | him in self-defense,”’ Charged With Disorderly_ Conduct | ‘is alleged to have caused a disturb- ance in a cafe Saturday night. | The cafe manager asked for her between Miss Nesbit and a local physician at one of the cafe tables just before she was dancing’ with another woman, and then slapped him. He said he merely gently pushed her toward a preferred COMMUNITY FUND CAMPAIGN GOAL ABOUT $1,250,000 | ‘With the approval of budgets of AUTO DESTROYED BY FIRE: | eight more charitable and philan- | OWNER FOUND 11 HOURS LATER She made | thropic agencies that will federate their appeals for funds for 1923 in approximately $1,500,587. However, the public will be asked to contrib- ute only $640,462 of this amount, as , of $860,125 from endowments and tained, it appears the total operating expenses of the 40 agencies will about $2,750,000, while the amount will Postponed Affair Will Be Opened Exhibit. The Baby Show of the Children vf to have been held last Thursday at the Coliseum, but was postponed »%e- hey could not be fairly judged, wi)! be held Wednesday, Friday and Sat- urday,;, in Vandervoort’s Auditorium. The shows will open at 11 a. Babies from 3 to 18 months old will from months to 2 years, Friday, and There are 524 babies registered, and no m6re wi!! AGENT labor before Golden, lder by over and of men police Eye two ed ata with wn came dressed Carthy. Mc- . Kelll- the y him McCar- PPEAR Nesbit hile he i i Greist, automobile in which they left here since 5 o’clock Saturday afternoo. Lucas Myers told searchers that he saw the automobile near Green Is- land, sat fishing through the ice, a mile west of here. ice all night. on the shores of the Bass and Ca- beacon the fire whistle sounded and the searchers man of Put-in-Bay on the ice, while the rest of the population stood n the shores signaling to the workervs. Other searchers set out from Middle and North Bass Islands and Port Clinton. IN COURT; ARREST ORDERED | —no trace. |'Thomas D. Alexander, wife of Pur- |in-Bay’s Mayor. | returned to her home in a few days, ‘as ‘came improved. SHOEMAKER CHILD CASE MOVE Mother Seeks to Prevent H. H. Lau- maker of New York, former wife of Herman Henry Laumier. St. Louis real estate man, today applied to the St. Louis Court of Appeals for a writ of prohibitien to prevent Laumeler’s suit, for judicial determination the parentage of her child, from be- that the courts of Missouri have ro | jurisdiction in the case. meier obtained a divorce and res- toration of her former name in the St. Louis Circuit Court in June, 1919, and her child was born six months later. DOCTOR AND NURSE LOST IN AUTO RIDE ON LAKE ICE Hope for Lives Abandoned After 24-Hour Search Over Frozen Lake Erie. By the Associated Press. PUT-IN-BAY, O., Feb. 19.—Hope for the lives of Dr. Theodore C. 82 years o'!ld, Put-in-Bay physician, and Miss Sylvia Schultz, a nurse, of Toledo, was abandoned last night when searchers who spent 24 hours traversing frozen Lake Erie, reported they failed to find them. Dr. Greist and Miss Schultz are believed to have perished when ths for a drive on Lake Erie crashe4 through a weak spot in the ice. They have not been seen or heard from two miles from where Mvers A score of men remained on the Bonfires were lighted tawba Islands, the Peffry Memorial light sent out its rays and at Port Clinton to guide the lost couple Sunrise found ‘practically every All made the same report Before starting on the fateful trip ioe b t > forcihgs & win- i Dr: Greist stopped in the Postoffic ten en eo ee Following Disturbance in Atlantic | here and cotwntenion Rig iewey the un hin a ger able, oe te . wy - . ~ a one ™ | An attempt to open the safe at By the a mail to the Middle Bass Postoffice.; 1 was snoozing in the kitchen when }the Draper Drug Co., 1801 Olive ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Feb. 19. ba be or hg rs Postmaster | you and the children_retired Satur- ia aii street, by hammering the knob, —A warrant was issued for the ar- 4 stmt Be pe, pons ae Alay night. . d cate failed. The thieves then took ‘$20/ rest of Evelyn Nesbit by City Re- ma § 7 “ vas e only physician Ah, bosh,” yelled Lively. “Do murder, | from a hiding place under a counter, | corder Corio -toda¥. when she failea|i%, Put-in-Bay during the winter./ you think I'd be foolish enough to | ut in hi vs : i aie Miss Schultz came here two weeks/turn off the gas and then turn it Raizen, WhO/¢rom a stamp machine Se ee ee ‘.. |ago from Toledo to care for Mrs. on again?” | : | Pp charge of disorderly conduct. She n again: She was to havé Mrs. Alexander's condition be- meler‘s Suit Being Heard Attorneys for Mrs. Byrd Shoe- of ng heard in the Circuit Court § It s pending before Judge Hall. The ground ,of the application is Mrs. Lau- —_ |) TWO MEN OVERCOME After Regaining Consciousness, Old Cronies Argue as to Which Left Burner Open. Two old cronies fell out when they recovered consciousness at City Hos- Pital today and were informed of their narrow escape from asphyxia- tion. Each blamed the other for the accident that nearly had cost both their lives, and they gesticulated wildly as each perated the other for what they termed “childish careless- ness.”’ f They were Philo Rood, 65, and Richard Lively, 64, of 1421 Clinton street. Neighbors found them un- conscious in their three-room cot- tage yesterday afternoon, with gas escaping from an oven burner of the kitchen range. Rood was sitting in the kitchen and Lively was in bed in an adjoining room. The cries of Lively’s children, Helen, 9, Leslie 8, and Hazel, 6, as they tried to awaken their father, at- tracted neighbors. The kitchen door was forced open, the gas turned off and the two unconscious men, who had been close friends for many years, were taken to the , hospital, where physicians at first feared they would die. However, both recovered, and today were sitting up on ad- joining cots discussing their experi- ence when a Post-Dispatch reporter found them. Each Blames Other. _ “You musta None it,” Lively said to Rood, shaking his finger at the other. “How did you get into the kitchen? Why weren’t xou in bed?” “T tell you I didn’t do it,”’ shouted “Bosh yourself,” replied Rood. ‘Do you think I'd turn on the gas and then go and sit down in a chair near the range? You must think I’m a fool.’’ , “It was nothing but darned fool- ishness, that’s what it was,” sneered Lively. “Tt was childish carelessness, I call it,”” snappeq Rood. Gas Left Burning Nightly) Both men told the reporter they were in the habit of leaving the gas burner lighted when they retired at night. It was burning Saturday night as usual, they said, and neith- er was able to explain how the light had become extinguished, but each insisted the other was responsible. The Livelw children were not overcome, but were awakened by the odor of the gas. They tried to arouse their father and, failing, screamed. until they, attracted the attention of Harry BFidmeyer, who lives next door at 1419 Clinton street. Rood is a bachelor and Lively is divorced. Rood for seven years has been a regular attendant at Sunday; services at Trinity Methodist Church, and when he failed to ap- BY GAS FROM RANGE! SANFORD TAKES OATH AS JUSTICE. OF SUPREME COURT By the Associated Press. . WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—Associ- ate Justice Edward T. Sanford of Tennessee took the judicial oath upon the reconvening of the Su- preme Court today after a three weeks’ recess. Chief Justice Taft administered the oath !mmediately after the court met. The new Justice then was conducted to his seat at the extreme left of the lief Justice, filling the bench for the first time since the present term .of the Supreme Court began in’ October and thus making likely the early consideration of a number of cases which have been put off due to the vacancies. BLOODHOUNDS USED IN HUNT FOR SLAYER OF KANSAS WOMAN) Dogs Follow Trail to Home of Man Previously Convicted of an Attack. Special to the Post-Dispatch. OSAWATOMIE, Kan., Feb. 19.— Blood hounds brought here early to- day, to aid in the hunt for the slay- er of Mrs. ‘Flora Reedy, telephone operator, last Might, followed a trail from the scene of the crime to a house in which lived a man, who had been convicted previously of an attack upon’'a woman. The suspected man could not be found this morning. Mrs. Reedy fought desperately against her assailant beforé being overpowered and strangled. She was dragged 100 feet from the street on which she was walking toward her * - ; " . we bing 4 oe . eee : . _ a fi . in a : oe . : nm - . = CeNG i. Court. Directs That. Offer for Payment of .25 Gents on the’ * Dollar Be Accepted. Creditors of the La Salle Shop, Inc., at the northwest corner of Broadway and Olive street, wil! lose approximately $81,000 under plans for settlement of the involun- tary bankruptcy proceeding. institu- ted Dec. 26, last, which were con- firmed today by Federal Judge Faris. The court directed that the, offer in contemplation for payment of claims at 25 cents ~ the dollar, tendered to Referee in Bankruptty Coles some time ago, be accepted, no | objections having been filed by cred- itors. : a A schedule’filed by the company after bankruptcy was instituted lst- ed Tiabilities of $130,146 and assets of $48,630. Peas M. G. Levinson, attorney for the La Salle shop, said today that the business would continue as at pres- ent. Arrangements are being made to obtain additional capital for thé business and the management will not be changed. The La Salle shop. is a family affair, A. Nusholtz being . president, Jennée Nusholtz, vice pres-— igent and Sol Nusholtz, secretars-' treasurer. Pte 1 87 Judge Faris was advised that the La Salle shop had depost $15,000 to make payment to tors and that additional funds be furnished for this purpose. . b) ~ . ie % > . 2 + i M ‘ a C4 én be at Wy my % } ¥ * - bee - hh - 7 * 7 home and hair pins and bits of Wh ars HE clothing were found, indicating a fell bry See ae time wad, fierce struggle. 7 a ee the candy business was not so profit- ablé as during the early days of” prohibition was responsible for thew finafcial difficulties. Hesaid the, ledger accounts of the La Salle sho The body of the woman, who was about 35 years old, was discovered near the Missouri Pacific ice house, at 10:30 o'clock last night. She had been dead only a short time. Her/showed extremely good business f hours at the telephone exchange/1920 and most of 1921 tad were from 6 until 9:30 o’cléck at Business was so good, he sald, t night. She lived with her uncle, R. | extensions were determined pon att P. Pinkerton. | a factory opened to perm of A —— wholesale candy business. Then sal4#’) MISS JULIA L. WARNE, 65, DIES fell off. Levinson at that time gait” Miss Julia L. Warne, 65 years old, the shop would have able to * meet its obligations in a short’ time * daughter of Marinus Willett Warne,’ if the bankruptcy proceedings had* pioneer hardware and cutlery manu- facturer of St. Louis ,.for whom been delayed. ; havea. © a Levinson today declined to discuss® Warne avenue was named, died Jat- urday night at the home of her sis- r ) & - » . - details of the La Salle shop's finati« + cial Paffairs and would not disclose names of creditors or the amounts - ter, Mrs. Mary Leduc, 1926 Virginia Si Siti avenue. Mrs. Leduc and a brother. mee them. + ae George W, Warne ‘of Pottersville, Secretary a F Mo., gurvive. The funeral will be at Miss emi bebe $s 35 we 8 2 p. m. tomorrow from the home to Bellefontaine Cemetery. Miss Warne had been a school old, secretary to Congressman Dyer of St. Louis, died y in Washing~" teacher in Jefferson County. Her 8 Sakae es tg eee pean snake father, who died in 1880, came to/ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaeob Mueller, St. Louis in 1845 and built up what| of 1525A "Cora avenue. Mrs. Muels> was at that time one of the largest/| jer reached Washington shortly be- a manufacturing concerns in the Mis- fore her daughter's death. Burial sissippi Valley. He had 10 children. | will’ be in St. Louis... - ie 3 Py © : ry ae. . . a ad ; fh pear there yesterday, another mem- ber of the church, in the afternoon, called‘ at the Rood home to find out} why he had been absent. He was} informed of the accident and the fgct that Rood and Lively had been taken to the hospital. epee ae income | ered. bé ap- main- be be 00. SHOW ch ws e thai ® _ = 18 up _—™ —— ee Just as good as machine-made and cost much less— ing in wood takes rawness—all harshness out of Velvet. You'll notice the difference. Laeestr & Mrexs Tosacce Ge. . Car Co. announced a revo ize. installed. tion. Only \ porized by t Laclede at Sarah Nearly two years ago the Dorris Motor dition to the Dorris car—a device for trapping the unvaporized portion of the gasoline before it reached the cyl- inders and boiling it until it did vapor- Patents were applied for in 1921 and granted January 16, 1923. This device—called a Distillator—has been developed to meet the conditions existing in Ford engines, and is now , offered to Ford Owners for only $15.00, And with the Distillator goes an agreement to remove it and return your money any time within 15 days, if-not entirely satisfactory. The poor quality of present-day gaso- line was the “mother” of this inven-. rt of the gasoline is va- | he carburetor. The heavy DORRIS MOTOR CAR CO. Ford Owners This Distillator- Saves Repairs; ' Saves Gasoline; Saves Oil portion remains in liquid form. Unless. this is prevented from reaching the lutionaty ad- cylinders, it is bands clatter. —drive by the minutes. St. Louis, Mo. ~~ “ee ae foal ie Ae: ee ee. ae , ede eos into@he crankcase, where it “cuts” the . oil and destroys the lubricati ity. «Knocks’ soon In addition to preventing crankcase ‘dilution, the Distillator causes easier. starting and smoother response to the . “ throttle, less fouling of spark plugs and carbon formation, Ford owners in St. Louis and vicinity Distillator installeg at once. _. Haag bh ed a distance by . Use coupon—and be to specify kind. of carburetor.now on your car. The Distillator can easily be installed, without s My Ford ts equipped with a... ...na0++ ‘Name setedeaseeeprereenpeanssnigeaseesan dawash' gr te: eg Hh ¢ en 3 Ae Ss, 7 of . » %-GAL.. INCLUDING { Gat, INCLUDING” eS oi IN . forced past the _ and qual- ss brake io 3 » develop’ ~~ s Dorris plant and havea _—_‘f may order sure pecial tools, \ - —— a * ; 5 io Ox eed = 3 3 -carburetor, | en ae ae ee : fm ; Oe aR at a a fh. . ork. F. reremernene an . “a _ > ‘ 7 he iy! 4 a Se ™ ri Win J i" is a7 Ae : bis 2 ae ty * £ ~oaai mM ¢ Meg oO “e ins . * > é tm ie ‘ “ « q 4 + ¥ ~ Pe = “s L es , a id ro : a ae te BS Lx, ae : * hae eo ae

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eT, Sg eee EN re The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH atone ty MER — that of the Daily Globe-Denfocrat and the Times Combined. Papen snort vecos GREAT SCREEN LOVERS. a COmster Sets ai ~ Be ; inch mickel- ‘shortage is said to have represented hristian riti ye a } —- p la ced : fraudulent stock carried in the Ma- : ee 4 withg! aan ‘con Postoffice to represent genu‘ne -# packages of stamps and envelopes T . romantic levers cf | POSTMASTER , , Ruéisil! had been Postmaster only the screen. Norma Talmadge and 1313 menths prior to which time he Eugene O’Brien, who have many ‘was Assistant Postmaster. He had picture successes to their credit, ate been attached to the Macon Post- cast together again after a long sepa- ee Seis) years ration in “The Voice From the Minza- CASTORIA lege For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years aon , , i : . f » : ; > ‘ - - " ’ swe & 42% 4 , > : + > ‘ 54 id sa XY 4 as +. = : . WS & , é : | : ’ > ne # : ' se ; - , bt . ‘ > ’ c [Tt . : : : : § eas cg Br A P : ah ~ the ; “ . ’ ) , - B . ; ms ' ™ ; " Be ! : | es 7 : " —- ae tr , . ~ " we He i. 2 - = ‘ — ; : : : BY G@enature of “ag oo: fine sensibilities ; HRign-strun be ; : . ed : ’ , 4 ° sOnyv riz “ya : 5 al > a . Be | | Ali made of® aes | (’ : PS ©: . ae igs 4 . . : . gure: » * . : i. - - i- ret. the weeks feature pict ~ ms ~ ae et — mae - ee ad > nerves yoked not only is unfaithful an Hh . . ) : - aa a flarnel, m sol ae a | | efivcts. Sizes but who has a halt-insan ; | ..* 4 . are exceptional ctreak ONLY THE VERY durable | : In her life comes a young @ivin!ity iy gy ul q On an impuise, acceicrare4t e Ay student by the Infidelity of ber husband, sre Ti si follows the young churchman int r is made apparent in st rai % ARE OFFERED AT THE Se ap Pangan j : alee Cut from 1 ess ge sage ae Riese tis - | of the unbounded faith of St. Lowisans im their citr. i= linger:¢ Crepe with a Pe lus- . suits choice > ee seonpemaap ect th es ae 7 | f sine: Sin “Wiki iticiucininniiinith Sieeiniebieiss Sei oa tai al : : | er. Pretty shades peach, ™ : a.) ... [ i" a2 ba : «>, ; : ~ | 2S i adi “a4 A dsc ed bal AU - ia . : viel. ata * loins. “en ae Re SS an a we | ) Salted enemas mad? dies Gaui aaa ae a eee yties a pink, blue, orchid, ae and | wae a ‘ 7 rere . - aog ee > es : oF .*. mn : * oa : naa % white. (Bequare 9— Main Fiocor.) | rb ¢ imp | provide every banking funtticn for the imcreasing commerical life . Mot pe : per ib.. many violent impositions upon z me @ibility ’ pound te fclew. John G. Lenusdala, urTna™sts have cre ) Presicent. ; produ Rhee Ther impress ar’ [t'n- : ~, service , the ; ves a Frank ‘ = . - - . ’ : ; a, \ f nstein ppropriatin bank SReADWAY e : 4 = Ou D &rcin 4 mm 4 r stealing the Sancee of ome as We] as ~ oF © Se | ‘a " » 4 ’ oO se “ e & P ] peed him te ees shu ugsed ¢d—a curious - 2 : Pienty of lear manifestation ef hu | Pm... Bacon c The ¢ theater orches tpt “ p eces ; dees a Jace turn 3 gets some ve sryucopation. fut at —_— - in = & _ 4 q 2 ae ne ; HEARTS ty ee ee t | a. ee Sos and stubby 4 ; a : mS . ae Ray C ers | : : : a Rare Set aims for “The Ciristia Ry So th rough ac * he "08 ao > 333 or ~~ eve 4 . Pie roustructrre tafmence of wide ; aOR % N ; as FEET Rickard Diz and Mae Busch az poset: ities, thai tAte caéuertiseemen; ws bemyg carried by tie band om ike , ending fadacial pubecahens of the country. ne wo I old go d, steel, the featured 3 io the newen - sion i, FSA Yi xs : ture LOnGo L ; ee iii © . aiid hisnhed CGainMrimess if? WIT hese desiring —_— y + sweet * Lis. tien that : r¢ 2 : ou , ©eome t - teen ounces of celic nes ; rea! ay ~~ Reute through neve Dd i ze 4 etual pictur ‘ . } . Wednesday uvegd2 . j Fa . tails furnished Avplicst®en Utfice, 326 . Breadwar : Every rupture sufierer WS ; _ || Gred ef being tortured by 75> Beatmen's Burk Bidg . and pressure of the (Ban@kerchief Dept.— Ma‘n Fleer. in the roie Mocher Lere om the Wreng Track. Pram ae Ali Others.” the week'« appetizing 10c Stor 25¢ 2for15e 4for25e Sc § sv .2ec: eS: | For George Washington’s Birthday ané Cullen Landis a fre opportunity " _ Ee yeur Cherry P%s far each > > * = - stad os Dp > re an Gh i Tama of or J ee rier year Chern aw e P : : we Ps 4 . : = so wrapped up tm her darting son 47) The aa day tods oe . | ane 4 , : pela that she plans to keep hi with her . tie } 7 today. Special 40¢ b« J Pin Cabinets, | always and to shield him frem o+her en Thursdsy ........ ) “ | tammng en — ps wemen : | o d Shoe and apper I rees, or | | ; . , bi 4 ‘Mata Floor.) Youth an 4a ‘ove = ree he denied and - hen it becomes eivail om We Ship Safely Anywhere en om noeas © the abled me to again be free mot er TRaAt er sor has form nn ve _ . a — for attachment for a young ~eman +, 706 Washington av. ture. That is exactiy , se every way worthy of hig love «he poune -or ge and IT wall sets about to break *he match she overreaches the mark —_—— a Yerr Al Sc OLD CABBAGE = 10cl ===:==-.== eb bette e eA Deere be *+hae eociation with a woman of this tens : F of All Business” 4 | The frst and criginal Cold and Gsip REENI will arouse fm the son an sversion ts Enroll new fer eur new evening class, which starts February 234 Tablet. the merit of which is recag- NG Al F LES a nae Pm acre Nag F : , mzed by all sag comes entang’ed with the estee, School of Accountanc y Law - — , | ‘eo euch an extent that tn the end Cherokee | hd B 7 ' Lbs. geting mother eccepts is ideation at California | | " Se ane On Gene Rtas of PHOrE: SIDNEY Tvs > fascination The >.” T™ > obligation picture & well cast and Deaztttnity waent te — write for our > aoe a for CELERY = ~10c | BF ies Sela. = 2s wa ss ae the girl he lowes she conni* "es at his eomenes sestucten wn women ees er ACCOUNTANCY and LAW * a ee ee At the Liberty “The Tewn That | Forgct Géa™ imin t= second week The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ) This @ @ spectacular preducties | . & emashing ctarm scene 2

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i Rr Mi a a ge : va — ' A F ‘ : 3 * ‘ Pte a : wi i ey wares | wee 7 v ¥ ? a _— a ‘ o a 4 . faa H ve we haa .: ag Se ahs », ee ; , . . ; ‘ ; 5 pee we eh Ye ¥? & & pied ea ie lam ’ eG ye - eaten : 1 OT ihe oi “ ‘ . ‘ Tr . a ae ; ee Tal ey = Rite hy aaa 1 ea teed sae esas RP ee ereneecarsenecme tecnico wor met S PhS we PE a. sft — ; - s {22 Infants’ Dresses | ONG Dresses, in Bish- | op style, with lace- 45c | _| edged neck and sleeves. Made of nainsook. (Second Floor.) | Princess Slips OR girls 6 to 12 years. | F Made of nainsook, 69c with embroidery edging at neck and flounce. (Second Floor.) Girls’ Bloomers 69c F halcyon silk (silk- and | COLLAR-ATTACHED style Shirts, | made of® excellent quality sacking | flarne], in solid colors or in neat fancy | effects. Sizes 14%2 to 16'4. The values | are exceptional. Belt and Buckle, 69c Blade Bridle Belt and _ nickel-silva | Buckle, in dull finish and in neat designs. Can be engraved. oe A i Ppcetieiliaeninbte AMERICAN- splendid for workmen an Madeira linens. A special lot of C™= MADE va , - * we, BE Ts CILf/ boys. beautiful Madeira Dresser Scarfs, Watches, in plain polished No Mail or Phone Orders Filled : | L ‘Rs 20x72 Madeira Scarfs made of very fine quality, round thread linen. nickel cases. At $ 3 IO Each They are beautifully hand-scal- ‘ . . a 1X. AE |B & UL LLER LS ee Guaranteed N offering of extreme in- loped and very effectively embroidered in Madeira hand eyelet de- GRAND-LEADER AtQ4c timekeepers and terest to the woman who loves signs. Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers $3.19 SS —— > | . Women’s Strav Slippers OUR =e attractive | styles in all sizes $4.95 ' and widths. Turned soles. Black | _ satin Colonials with Lou's (Main Floor.) | heels. Black satin cross-straps, | Louis heels. Patent cross-straps, | Louis keels. Patent leather an® brocaded satin combinations. (Main Floor.) 6 in Box, Complete, [NDIVIDUAL Salt and Pepper Shakers, good weight, of hammered sterling silver, priced very special for Tuesday. Only roo Sets on sale. (Main Floor.) mixed) in white or | black. Elastic at waist | knee. Sizes 4 to 12 years. (Second Floor.) | Gym Bloomers KR’ ULL-PLEATED style, made of heavy 91.29 | black sateen. Sizes 6 to 20. (Second Floor.) THRIFT AVENUE & The Buy-Way of St. Louis ' Lace Curtains, 88c Pair Three hundred pairs of Not- | Lace Curtains in a va- “day of patterns. Finished with | ‘gverlocked edges. All perfect. | 9% and 3 yard lengths. ' Bamped Tea Sets, 39¢ ' Of good quality unbleached | 4 with neat outline de- 4 Centerpiece and four tea | to match. (Square 15—Main Floor.) ' $ik-Mixed Crepe, soc Yd. | Very fine quality silk-mixed Crepe with a high lus- Pretty shades of peach, blue, orchid, maize, and | (Beuare 9—Main Floor.) | ' Vanity Boxes : GEVERAL styles, in -™ crushed Morocco $3.95, and auto leather; pannier and — ‘gegulation handles; lined in red ‘eather colored silks. bt oe gilt ; fittings, coin purse and handy | Long Gloves, Pair OOD quality imported 95 oon chamois-suede Gloves, dC | 16-button length. Mode, covert, | | mastic, and gray. Sizes 6) to 8. (Main Floor.) Highland Linen, Box OXES containing 24 39¢ | sheets and 24 enve- _lopes. Shown in white and six | tints. Correspondence Cards to | match, 24 in box, with enve- lopes, 79C | (Main Floor.) New Girdles N bead, steel, metal iol celluloid combi-DieL? nations. Various colors, for Suits and dresses. (Main Floor.) | Tinted Glasses, Pair O protect the eyes $4 oo h~ from bright lights 04./0 and glare. Ground to your pre- scription. Economy Day price includes frames, and scientific examination. Small extra charge for astigmatic lenses. (Optical Dept.—Main Floor.) ‘Extra-Size Brassieres N assortment of good | makes, designed es- 59c¢ | Plain pecially for full figures. ‘ and brocade materials. Sizes 40 | Men’s Sweaters to 56. nd Floor.) | COAT and _ slipover ? Sweaters, in “iain 2 A5 colors, and combination effects. Good quality. (Fourth Flvor.) ‘ (Art Needlework Dept.— Second Floor.) Cameras EASTMAN “Premo” Cartridge Box Cam- $2.89 eras, No. 2-A size. Makes a picture 2'2x4% inches. (Main Floor.) Black Sateén, Yard A STRONG § durable 39 quality with bright C | satin face. 30 pieces, 36 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Satin Linings, Yard | @PLENDID quality | silk Satin Lining $1.39 with cotton back. New Spring colors are included in the assort- ment. 36 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Tray and Water -sets at $2.19 PITCHER and six glases, decorated with light cut floral design, complete | with a good-looking tray in | ; : (Secs Linen Napkins, Dozen LEACHED satin damask linen din- $4.95 | ner Napkins; heavy quality; | closely woven, in circular de- | signs. 20x20-inch size. (Second Floor.) | Chocolate-Covered Cherries 39c Found : RASCHINO Cher- ries, dipped in semi-liquid fondant and covered with fine grade milk chocolate. Molasses Candy 25c Pound Made of fine open-kettle Molasses, creamery butter and black walnuts. (Main Floor.) White Dress Shoes, Pair r HILDREN’S and $4 AQ) misses’ white buck- skin Shoes with welted sewed soles. Fot dress wear. Sizes 8°. to ri. Sizes 1114 to 2, mahogany finish, go to make up this very attractive offer- ing. | (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) - : —_—— ’ Sports Satins, $1.95 Yard Fiber silk with bright satin face, in light and dark shades. No black. 40 inches wide. \ White Ponja, $1.19 Yard all-silk texture, even weave. For sports wear, chil- garments, lingerie, 36 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Black and colors. (Main Floor.) | $4.80 pair (Main Floor.) Boys’ Tan Shoes ACE styles, all made $2 95 with welt-sewed soles and rubber heels. Sizes | 2). to 5? eee (Main Floor.) Boys’ Union Suits ALBRIGGAN Union Suits in_ sleeveless, 35C knee-length style. Slight imper- fections. Sizes 6 to 16. (‘Main Floor.) Women’s Union Suits izes. Medi- ‘eibuhieht conan, wee in tight-knee style, with built-up or bodice shoulders. Pink only. : Re (Main Floor.) Boys’ Shirts | F good quality woven oS Ml vo in neckband 69c style, with French cuffs. Striped patterns. Sizes 12 to 14 (Main Floor. Shoulder Shawls F wool Merino, in $1 25 an assortment of Second Floer.)- colors. 42x42-inch size. Mesh Bags i Umbrellas : ¥ RIA (silk mix- | ' . ture) Umbrellas $3.90 | | that will give splendid service. | Women’s styles have handles of | | amber, white, and combinations, | | with rings or side straps, claw | | tips and stubby ends. Opera and | Prince of Wales styles for men. | An in smooth, dresses, dren’s etc. 1200 Combination Pencil Lighters (Main Floor.) At | Qc Each Metal Net, Yard | | JN old gold, steel, bright 59c | [LIGHTERS the size of and silver. 24 an ordinary pen or pencil, | wide. Popular for bal- well made of galalith and tet dresses, masquerade cos- metal, finished in colors. Une | tumes, girdles and heed dress. || end an automatic pencil which (Main Floor.) |] propels and repels; the other Semi-Made Dresses |] end a patent sere type ion UPHRANTS' “Lorraine” @ 1 5 | | Too-dozen on sale. | Dresses, of batiste. oa Stationery Dept.—Main Floor.) embroidered in French designs. 7 sleeves and skirt finished | - With scallops (Main Floor.) 1 Deauville Squares OVELY se: = ¢ . £.2 24 Scarfs, in assorted Paisley col- or combina- tions. ef - Most fective when Style Point Hosiery, Pr, SILK and fiber with the new style int heels and seam bac Come in | black, white, cordovan,. silver | and fawn. All are first qual- ity. (Downetairs Store.) Wool Socks, Pair . EN’S medium-weight 40c , Meo! Socks in black, Oxford and natural colors. Reinforced heels and toes and all sizes. (Dowt»:airs Store.) * Boys’ Stockings, Pair | “MONARCH” | brand 29¢ Tailored Blouses Ae $].00 ELL tailored of fine dim- ity, voils or batiste. Some in all-white, others with a touch of color. Have pretty Peter Pan or Tuxedo collar, and turnback cuffs. The styles are unusually tlever, and the values exceptional. Sizes 34 to 46. (Downstairs Store.) Cotton Challis, Yard ribbed LIGHT and dark fig- 17c | the medium and wide rib, All sizes 6 to 114. ured cotton Challis, suitable for kimonos, com- | (Downstairs Store.) Bags de forts, etc. 36 inches wide. - . Boston . F split cowhi Cx with fining D 1.00 (Downstairs Store.) | Pillow Tubing, Yard 8; Sizes 14° 15 inches. (Downstairs Store.) G OF T-FINISHED 29¢ Women’s Gauntlets, Pr. bleached Indian Head | Tubings in the 42-inch width. ownstaire Store.) / chamois suede with | O" cap arin, 1a all OG the desirable shades and every, size. (Downatairs Store.) Madeira Napkins, Dozen | [LUNCHEON Nap- $6 95 kins, of fine round- | thread linen, hand scalloped and | eyelet embroidered in beautiful | | designs. 13x13 inches. (Second Floor.) ___ ADVERTISEMENT. _ ‘Cure Your Rupture ike I Cured Mine” ree Demonstration of Kemp's — ew System for 10 Days More. — Linen Dama sk, Yard INE quality silver- bleached ai!l-linen $1.95 Damask, woven in floral designs. | 68 inches wide. Boudoir Slippers At 98c Pair SOFT. comfortable black kid Boudoir Slippers, with silk pompoms; auilted satin lining, and padded leather soles. (Thrift Wool Jersey, Yard OFT quality, very $2 25 | desirable for sports | wear, separate skirts, and chil- dren’s garments. Gray, tan, blue, 4 ¢ a , brown, henna, mavy and black. Xi small ring 54 inches wide. Cigar Specials Imported Manila Cigars, 5% inches long; handmade; long fill- ers, 4 for 15c; box of 100, $37.60 | Velvet and Tuxedo Smoking Tobacco, regular size cans; 2 for 25c; 1 dozen cans for $1.35 | Bull Durham Smoking To- | bacco, 1%-ounce packages, 7 for 2sc; 4 dozen, $3.75. | (Main Dictionary HE universal graph- ic Dictionary; self- $1.49 | pronouncing, carefully printed, | durable leather binding and illus- | trated. 7 | (Book Shop—Second Fioor.) Women’s Silk Hose, Pair EINE quality § silk, $I 85 made full fashion- | ed, with lisle hee's, toes and | garter tops. Black, white and colors. { Main | Floor.) | Men's Low Shoes, Pair | F tan calfskin, in Notions | O plain toe, and $6.00 Allon Ironing oard Pads. | Blucher style with new square . soc | perforated toes. Very desirable Colored Egg Darning Balls, | for young men. Sizes and widths | somewhat broken. (Main Floor.) and (Second Floor.) 65c : Floor.) Galvanized Tubs ©. 3 size, made with drop handles. Heavy | quality. (Fifth 39 Floor. ) . . n Economy Specials in , The March Sale of Curtains and Rugs Marquisette Curtains, $1.75 Pair Made of mercerized mar- quisette with hemstitched borders. Shown in , white, ecru and cream. 2% yards long. Wilton Velvet Rugs, ) $36.85 Wiltana oe | NCLUDED | ugs are l Coats of Bolivia, $19.50 velours, Normandies, with large collars of wolf, beaver- | Avenue —Main Floor.) Axminster Rugs, $33.75 Beautiful allover and Ori- ental patterns in these splendid-wearing Rugs. All are perfect. 9x12-foot size. (Downstairs Store.) mesh, with narrow etch- ed enameled frame. Have strap handles and ball trimming. A neat and very practical Bag that will go well with the new Spring outfit. (Thrift (Second Ff ioor.) French Serge, Yard Geer quality, all- $1 75 wool, in_a splendid weight and finish. Tan, gray, brown, and garnet. 54 inches wide. (Second Floor.) ELASTIC the * ~ high bust coutil model for the stout figure. All have rustproof . Sizes at to 36. ing (Downstate Store.) Crash Toweling, Y VY ERY absorbent T eat i i popularity, this top bro- will be eagerly wel- (Handkerchief Dept.— ' Matin Floor.) Extra-Size Corsets | OW-BUST models, $2 50 in pink coutil, with heavy boning. Made with extra Winter Coats Seamless zerne Wilton Velvet finished with fringe on ends. gx12-ft. size. ’ Avenue—-Main Floor.) Rippelette Bed Sets HITE krinkle dim- ity Bed Sets, in- $3.95 cluding one scalloped cut-corner spread and one bolster cover to match. Spread measures 81xg0 inches. - (Second Floor.) : Wool Blankets, Pair LAID Blankets, of _ pure lamb’s_ wool, $9.95 | in several color combinations. 70x80 inches, for full-size beds. |* (Second Floor.) Stamped Buffet Sets | (Square 7—Main Foor.) ONSISTING of one . * | C lar e oval and two 39¢ | Velocipedes round doilies, of tan art cloth | EAVY steel frames, $3. 19 Per in new and attractivg : od gam = red and . esigns. (Second Floor.) | blac ubber-tired wheels. D Scarf . | | Medium size. (Fifth Floor.) resser scarts | : | ae RIMMED with lace 29 Ff | Mechanical Peacocks edging, and imitation &7C STRUTTING — Pes-' gg filet medallions at either end. cocks, finished in C | wer 18x50 inches. Also used for ep colors. Equipped with uffets. steel spring motor. . . tires (Fifth Floor.) : | Wall Paper, Roll | Six patterns, in varnish- | 5 ed tile Papers, for Cc _ kitchens and bathrooms. (Sixth Floor.) Combination Cookers Classic Laundry Soap, F good quality ale- $1.39 | minurh. Includes s- 10 Bars . | quart cooking kettle with bail WIFT’S brand of white A0c | handle, 2-quart pudding pan and ney, Sart, nee S| steel ralone gan, ie Sean | (Fifth Floor.) 10 useful céoking utensils. me f DOWN S Aluminum , gon Undermuslins Auto Step Plates Economy Specials in| | Corset Covers, em- | broidery trimmed, 39c At 8 9 ® the March Sale of ) — Drawers, an and em- ro trimmed. : C rtains d R | ' ts te (Downstairs Store.) THE popular Aluminum u an ugs | ; Step Plates on sale Tues- : : Infants Dresses day at this low price, are 700 Pairs MADE with embroid- 79¢ complete with rubber mat. L Curtai a ery yoke, skirts | Auto Chamois, size 19x25 ace Uurtains | trimmed with rows of lace in- inches, first quality, at &5c $1.65, $1.95, $2.35 patton srlliagea lace or “Outlook” W indshield - : . Cleaners, nickeled type, for and $2.65 Pair oe Sere. en Sn Ot ee a wee NEW Spring Curtains at these very special prices — including filet, Scotch and Nottingham weaves, also many allover shadow Lace Curtains. All are 2'4 yards long and full width. White, ivory and beige. Drapery Rep and Poplin at 49c Yard Mercerized Reps Poplins in colors. 2 | Cretonnes, 29c Yard In an array of patterns and color combinations. Suitable for all purposes to which Cretonne i¢ fut. Felt-Base Rugs, $4.49 Pretty sectional effects in heavy grade felt-base ma- terial. Excellent substitute | | for linoleum. 6xg-foot size. | | mh Extra-Size Kimonos | F serpentine crepe O in beautiful de- $2.45) signs and patterns. Light and _ dark blue, rose, gray and lav- ender. Collar, sleeves and | waistline are trimmed with ribbon. Sizes 48, 50 and 52. (Downetairs Stbdre.) Handkerchiefs, Each | OF sheer batiste with ' | attractive embroider- | ed design in one corner. Term- Women’s Gowns bid 1 Bhoe and Slipper Trees, pr., 8c fz |Boys’ Corduroy Suits ef Two Trousers, 5 ove ADE of Crompton and other ¥ Rite . ia, 2 oe : : * ’ a oe f »* 4 es Cembric Collar Bands. se each, 6 for 25¢ ‘Large Hair Pin Cabinets, con- assorted sizes. r27c (Main Floor.) 4c ) | Paint Books CHILDREN'S Paint Books, complete with (Main Floor.) v4 4 + service. lining. high-grade corduroy, : ’ guarantee of quality’ and satisfactory ll de and with excellent oe Two naar 08 full-cut trousers. Only 89 to offer. 17 and 78. values out o ping weuld be advisab-e. which is a Sizes 7, 8, 14, 15, 16. tity being limited, and the ordinary, early shop- (Fourch Floor.) / lta’ sai Mei Alleah “ise ete Ne ee : 25¢C | tox of Mother Goose Crayons. | ity. Pans | MA4>?2 of white wil- GLIPOVER and high- $I 19 neck styles, of nainsook and cambric. Trimmed with lace. embroidery and me- dallions, or neat tucks and em- broidery edge. (Second Floor.) Women’s Petticoats F heavy quality flan- 8 tlt peo in pink or blue 59¢ stripes. Made with deep ruffle. : (Second Floor.) Aluminum Roasters PANEL shape, with side handles. Heavy qual- may be used sep- ecatety.: (Fifth Floor.) O’Cedar Oil Mops ARGE triangular Mops that clean as they pol- (Fifth Floor.) Clothes Hampers ish. low, with strong Medium sire, £4.49 r size, $4.49 Large (Fifth Micor.) 79¢ | 95¢ $3.49 | reinforced wood bctterms, hinge | top and drop-side handies. Small | gize. strong material over abdomen, long skirt with elastic section across back. Sizes 30 to 44. (Second Floor.) Umbrella Stands Economy Day Special metal bottom 2s inches high | and 13 inches square. Kitchen Tables $5.55 Substantially built Tables, with zinc top measuring 24x40 inches. One large drawer. (Seventh Fioor.) Brussels Rugs, $19.75 Fine quality seamless Brus- sels Rugs in pretty designs. Size 9x12 feet. Wilton Rugs, $76.75 Almeda and Mecca Seam- less Wilton Rugs with heavy lv en fringe on ends. Size gxi2 feet. Axminster Rugs, $3.29 High-grade Axminster Rugs in Persian design. Size 27%54 inches. 9-Ft.-Wide Congoleum 69c Square Yard Gold Seal Congoleum in designs cP are suitable for bedroom, 9 dining room or kitchen. Five beautiful de- signs. Can be cut into rug sizes. As example, oxte would cost $8.28 per square (Sixth Floor.) ’ > , ette and caracul. er: brown and black. Sizes: ss to 20, and women’s 36 to 40. (Downstairs Store.) .s . Women’s Union Suits COTTON Union Suits, with tailored or taped | tops,. loose or tight fitting knee. Regular and extra sizes, (Downstaire Store.) Women’s Vests FINE quality cotton Vests in built-up or bodice style. Sizes 36 to 44. es’ 6 (Downstairs Store) Tom Sawyer Suits BoYs’ Tom Sawyer $1.00 strong Suits, full cut, made of material Sizes 3 to 9. Sec- ed slight seconds but in many cases they are perfect. - (Downetairs Store.) fn and wide. Velour Coats at this very Cloth and Plush Coats | Sizes 16 to 42—-Economy Day Choice, $ 1 0 R Tuesday only, we offer choice of Winter Plush and a low Hey wa * io te Pea Te iA oe) yr z . oes - — ~ ‘ ‘ he i : oy a os aS “ » te ee: a * Midy eae ae ee ae ae ig ts f, Re -.2 i> z ; ie Se 2 Pas.” eae ee . See Phys 27 Cee ee “ SE Rs ee LE a Oe ta ee a P.O CY nian Men SleE 5 2 GM os " ie Sten ya eae ; ee i ie Pas es ; ie fe. 2 Seah. Py Cae BS og tek se i PSS nn Ba oP Sk eee ae : i + eek a ae ey =i rte ; Se ee ees ? Be West? 4). tei® a+ Aen : e+ . . 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+? -_ & . sTIM - a Yi } 5 AL fl BNST-WeeATCH ~ ee lm The RIT (fast dye) colors (7 | — — —_— dainty eka fe lngcre and anderthings. Simple and STOP ITCHING Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You. Never mind how often you have tried and felled. you can stop burning ftch- te Eczema quickiy by applying Zeme, timate. To him are given the keys furnished by any Gruggist for 35c. Extra of every study. the entry to every ) family. the ear of every citizen, when time weually every trace of Eczema, "* ©25° 8nd in the most receptive Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Blackheads ana ™°Od—powers of approach and of | persuasion, beyond those of the Yor clearing the kin and making tt | Protestant pastor or the Catholic vigorously healthy, always use Zemo. confessor ’ the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. When ethere fall & ts the one Gependadice. treatment for skin troubles of al! kings large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the Moment Zeme te applied. eimilar ekin diseases wil! be removed. |of the New York Tribune, said of \ Pulitzer, ‘almost every reform would | fail still-born’ ” SE SEE iF He Ha ike rid ii fi F ; : f . 153 4 54 4 : e + grit é “ z 4 an at i months. Be sure your druggist gives /mnumber of Irish banknote« Th you Mu)sified. GIRL AGENT IN PARIS CARRIED be used very ca refully, Posed as Art S 7 = , Student and Receive : z - | Doyle has ended her art studies in Paris. She no longer makes fort- | Rightly trips to her home in Ireland. fAnd funds no longer reach Irish Republicans from France. The = little | money used to come with Mary. with the | known to British and Free State se- _cret service men as Mary Comerford. Republican agent. In Paris she posed as an art student. going twice & month back to Dublin with Repub- ican sinews of war in the ining of of dust. dirt, dan@ruff and excess | her coat and in two secret pockets The hair dries quickly and evenly, ‘> ber suitcase it leaves the scalp soft, and the fime and silky, bright, lustrous, cials in Ireland by frequent disguises. , but one day French customs officials Mulsified cocoanut of] at Calais suspected Mary was taki: im. It makes an abun-. ef rich creamy lather, which easily, removing every par- vy and casy to manage. get my pharmacy, it is very’ more money out of France the « cheap and a few ounces will supply French law allows. She became every member of the family for fused when questioned and showeeé ; La s Past-Dis n d rs New } k World. The « e 8 he & wes hr is n e ai C s fror : = &i> ows ? ose pt Pu was one ot : 7 unique me! mn Am an Jj _— aI declared Bishor ones of ‘ : Methodist Lpiscopa!l Churcl 2 “Palitzver Original and Daring.” e “Pulitzer was original and darf- ing in his methods. He endowed a chair of journalism in Columbia @ Univerein in an article in the North American Review on ithe L“3- w lege of Journalism, be said “ “Our republic and its press wi! rise or fall together An able. G 2- . interested, public spirited press, with @ trained intelligence to know + the = right and courage to do it, can pre- . Serve the public virtue without & | which popula: goverment is a | Sham and mockery. A cynical, mer- cenary. Gdemagogic press wil] or.- Guce in time a people as base as | itself. The power to mold the fu- |) ture republic will be in the hands | Of the journalist of future gen: | | tions.’ “This statement is strong put mone too strong. Wendell Phillips, | remarking on the importance of journalism, said: ‘It is &@ momentous. yes, a fear- ‘ful truth, that millions have no It- ,\erature, no schools and almost no | pulpit but the press. Not one in ten | | Peads books, but every one of us. ex- cept the few helpless poor, provides himeelf with a hewspaper. — Parent, school, college. Pulpit, thea- ter, example, counselor all in one Every drop of our blood@ is colored by it. Let me make the Hnewseparers end I care not who make the re- ligion or the laws.’ Lincoln's Statement. “President Lincoln said- ‘He who molds public sentiment goes deeper than he who enacts Statutes and de- tisions; he makes statutes and de- Clsions possible or impossible to be executed.’ “Whitelaw Reid. one time editor the functions of an eé@itor- ‘The journalist's opportunity is bevond es- “But for the editor.” said Joseph SEeeugagageeaausuanus ona 8) a a 2eauugaeaesn sas iitieicieieicti tt tie eee eee en on a nn oe ‘Ty ,TyTrTrrr,rref.,... = ~~ » eck FUNDS TO IRISH REPUBLICANS Money From America—Detected By French. ‘Coprright. 1823.) LONDON, Feb. 18 —Pretty Mar; She easily eluded Free State of"- » ‘.i- COlND-~ s French looked further and found notified the British authorities. It has developed the money she * — in Ireland hard . 1 is said Actor Declares Hix Wife Will Return With Him to United States im . t. 1923 (Caprrigtt. : PARIS. Feb. 13. — Jehan Barry- ‘more, with an air of amusemen:. yesterday denied there had been anv | threats of divorce from his wife er dence of a reconciliation. He said he had learned his two step-children | were ill at Biarritz. where Mre. Bar- rrmore was staying. He explamedd his name was not on the Olympic’s New York passenger list because he The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dailv ug eeseees aee se seese eueeevauaueseasau @eunvaaees sae Tuesday—B ALL the People GlAhe-Pemoertt and fhe Times Combines. FERBRU AR _— os — ~ ~ _ rt; ri S =. Wh ; KOU Fringed Curtains .$A).85 SPECIAL!! t 4 Se: % - —- i -s e- +? be $4.00 Quality iS pairs beautiful nehes wide, shown beading. While lot lasts, pai: $2.50 Ruffled Curtains 98c Terry Cloth 55 Scalloped A ® pairs Ruffled ‘ted Swiss Cur- ns also Crossbar enadine average width and length with tiebacks. Pair 75c Drapery Rep 1700 vards of 36- inch mercerized Drapery Rep shown in all the wanted colors. Yd yin Women's 50c gs $2 ) WN hdiba } at i un 1 2 2, * Y et)} . ° nittedcettoe. ; © ,ermers elastic three beautiful terns Allover and plain border at trimmed with 8-inch thread ‘fringe with black QCA Ah oe. o Men's $1-50 to $2.50 Un- .65 Quaiit 1 15 ~ied » to | n Suit J —— Seabee bnwneae a, $4.95 Brocade All-Silk Satins—36 inches wide. 40-Inch Paisley Silks—Exclusive designs for blouses or dresses in a wonderful range of styles and colors $2.75 Printed Crepe 36 and 40 inches wide, dainty $ 1 .O8 blouses and dresses $2.75 Canton Crepe 36-inch Canton Crepe in new $ 98 Spring shades of tan, gray, bevy ow os blue, brown, jade, henna or black $2.50 Chiffon Taffetas Chiffon Taffetas—new ivory or black Silks for Tuesd $3.50 Canton Crepe—40 inches wide, in new Spring shades or black $3.98 Silk Spiral Crepe—4v inches Spring shades or black. $450 Satin Canton Crepe—40 inches wide, in black, navy blue, old rose, brown, periwinkle for ‘oe 8 8&8 @& 228 @ 2 @ shades $ Fe ~ brown. also nel ase cf" $3.50, $3.98, $4.98 Silks 2.98 deChine | $3 Black Canton Crepe 40-mmeh exce! Dress Canton _enreteinneree?te fteZzeertenete fe + @& © $2.50 Satin Cashmere 36-inch silk Cashmere in new light Spring colors, for $1.50 Tricolettes 36-ineh tubular Trico!ettes. i . . — en wee” 2 we ae: een oe eae ee Ow |. Ss wide. in new Gals’ Ste | over Sweaters 91-99. | Se Pile 4 $1.38 S1x90 - inch bleached seam- c (Main F leer—N\uagenuts.) TANTO ARAMA CONG MRA MR SS RR i, Mg gM it Cotton Goods Specials! 5 Ami-F rench 72x90-inch Bleached Sheets— well made 81x90-inch seamless heavy quality Sheets... .$ i envelope Chem is« ee ea «e ‘Ty rrTrTrTyTrTTterrrefeefenfereertrwrrfeefeewewrmreeTfmffe'''}'TT}*'" TT .. . . 7 7 44-inch unbleached Sheeting, full bolts 40-inch fine Sea Island Unbleached Muslin... . 15 22c Bleached Muslin, 2 to 10 yard lengths. __. — —— 42-inch Indian Head Tubing.................. Ginghams , ue 16x16-inch ready-hemmed Napkins, S"*,, doz. . 95¢ 52-inch unbleached Sheeting, full bolts —. .. - — es . regular and $2 to $3 Vf Silks i-srade. fine ee — ee 35c Fine Lingerie Nainsook 36-inch unbleached Muslin...... 48-inch unbleached Sheeting 79c 36-inch Satinettes in plain colors, yard $1 36-inch Venetians in plain colors, $e 29 52-inch Dress Gingtams, 7% _-. ee” eeerrrrrwrweweewewnejj.T\T""*'*'''''''''''''''rTrrTTTT eee ee eee ee Pepperell Tubing Remnants (all widths)... ase es WOO805444444466006 6644.4444.44464444646 04 1.046.464.4446.66 6646646646 bbb bbsbebocbnaa =e @ SB eee BO ee ee lw CO Se CO -— & Ge ee ak. SB a Se eee ek: ae ae ee om _-_ ee iii hb bh bbb hhh hhh hh hhh li ph hah bbb baba basbbbbbnaan i 7 yr,rr.;.rr,rT vv yard TSe Black | 59c Sateens in plain colors; 36 inches wide, yard 34¢ 75c 32-inch Silk st4, > 75,990— Tuesday Rain Um $4.40 . and coiors. bacaite bi aes and leather strap a NO. re a New Spring young men’s 7 . - , Only. | -«¢ 901 — T ueeda) No & Women's $5 and $3.60 silk covers, bac- | i ee sing and leather | Knickers, " Pp. W. and opera | for men ims, 78.902—Tuester — | ; Spring Mi y+} petted feather Hats. *ai-) pine dress Hats. a) col ge Hac -s eat —T uewlar Only | : 9 New $3.80 “me or street wear. all lead- shad-+s. a Onty. wanted colors and de- Xo ' : : - : t | 3 “eo. -a 99>—T ieewdary ‘ embroidered Peter : Cuff Sets. ; long. wee Xo. x -@ 998—_- Tuemiay (Crniy. Oe | sik ard high tuster) “Sa. 7%. 9900— Tuesday Onty. | ‘s 35c Sport st ¢.2 Tie27' : — woven tape border block initial. Xa 10¢ + linen Handkerchiefs cloth. with \-inch hem. “Na. 72.001—Tuesedayvy Only. i 7 shades. | Heavy baie. with nonbreakable/ .... value. heads, will walk and $7 Tabie |} Blue Bird | 256 1347 Rogers No 79.00T-—Tuseday Only. ¥ " H jal F $1 Lotto, 70c game in pretty bez. | ; No. 79, 005—Tuesday Only. » rs Bicycles, $28.70 Sheffieid Sa: amproved with New Depart-/| heavy silver ) brake, fully equipped. | gshed. | et No 79.004—Tuesday Only. | wise J Ke. %5 Electric Irons,$3.10 Mens Sibbon. 6-pound highly pol-| New Spring sproved heel rest. ' new shades T9.006—Tuesday Only to 7%. smali d@tarmeter, waver rod. Na. 79.006—Tuesday Onty. | * xminster R th Rugs in attractive pat- | colorings. ends fringed. Sa. T9.008—Ta OQuly. Drapery Repp, 70¢ f Quality. 50 inches wide all S colors. Ne T9OM—Tuesday Only. Kirsch Kirsch reds, guaranteed tarnish. Ke. 79.010—Tussdag Only. fine quality Fringed Cur- | Timmed with 3-inch silk Ban : Ne. T3 0ll—tTuesday Only Satin Bunting, $5.10 + se ens ra fa) +s] a ait : i a a. 2 oll —Tueeday Only. | +f s ; 7; f tipple skirt, brush woo! cuffs. Mo 7? 13-—Twesday On’. match. long’ hip. in pink couti. | B= . 35 $2.96 . Nin a 14—T Omir. | Snappy ‘Gotta; ecstasy Only. | patterns _ a ‘ medium bust in white | @md pink broche. sizes 26 | ’ - ¥ . — os : ' 79 oi. T yeeday Ont. Biue mrad — — th embroidered : A white h@md lace inserts. clothes No. T3.016—Tuesiay Onis. ) Be i Bard $2.40 | “Tas. Nightgewns and So*D- ef nainsook, hand scal- $195 cod B # 4 ier = ~~ sS Dee *

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“ = Eo Crags frre oot pe om tis a Pz % ae oe ¥ fe bP isc as 4 5" £— i) aa Coes : a », MoxDay, a MOND AT. sy29 The City Ci : | eeemany ——— : City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH lone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Com*ned by Approximately 40.000 PRE eer fe cit i. mi 2m: ve Sag mi ; 7 | BS ia Renesas ee i i mn mn om + ee beef : al & fg , mm R z a r y 0 . _ = | , . —_ Sage aBgcegs sas 2 New Spring Merchandise From All Departments . RONKHITE REPLIES © HOW TO KEEP | ST.LOUIS POST-DIS ee ee eee en --eeeen wee “av , . 3 , - sal ; © » age b ng . ae > q ‘ nae; 7 ty & * ; ait ak 3 “ ‘ Bet & oor —— == t%, : re 2 . J ; ee : — . sk a 5 ae Pe SatetS Se nN Gen a Aon pearance of and will wear jum | in Dropping of Rosenbluth | if should be the health Charges. AE TY) Soc sae dota Boe sure your blood is rich and tees and PP re a Se See | your entire system in perfect health. WASHINGTON, Feb, 19.—Confer-| Gude’s Pepto-\ taken now, be oe you well all winter, It Glass, Democrat, Virginia, and Reed, | poe Rates ® wal inca good ar Republican, Pennsylvania, are de-} and digestion. “Your dauggist has ee 7", ™ ay) gs * a ae ~ sted Wil I ences had Saturday with Senators’ ules Lil \ | Damask. . 5 i. ! ni " te they ‘ ih , w | & | 4 i :-| | a “ 8 ¥ ' and radium | Blue Birg x a mewith pillow, choice) fine Bird No. 70.022—Tuesday Only oo for suits. capes i : - { so 73.9 ; cy niy. = . : - yee GO ' = — a me a lar and ex- | 50c ite Dis hes. Men's $2.15 Pajamas, $1.60 = , « . Copen: neoae +g Mite A Pas y i2 Ay n | = 4 White dimity in we 75. 1 “er Nes. | Pajamas of cotton pongee and ae soageyr Pig f Atin wer. X minster Rugs Extra Large Rugs |clared by Major-General Adalbert | Gude’s—liquid or tablets, astyou prefer, ‘ Tyesday Oniy. | checks. a on AIT Um re » | muslin = —— ‘coe ‘Matn Floor.) llave dee} lustrous pile and Crogpkhite to have been most en-/ 7 # ss | ; 7 Wie Blue Bird No. 79,023—tTuesday ¢ rel = eS: Have deep, ust s lie anc Si: ly, 2 eT, , - ' | : : ps, $3.90 | Blue Bira No. 78.956) it $4.40 4 | Men’s °.P ts y Of) = = wide turnover ends. Many 1Ze 11%4x1 fe t, high couraging, in the efforts belng made re h Cs 4 lychrome co!l- | $4 N | 4 colors. bacalite $40 Two-Pant Suits ome, —-. gs a , vee ee : metal frames | 10-yard some Dand leather strap $34.40 ' -g $2.50 Wool f ASE GES RENASS Geyer pile Axminster and Velvet to obtain a Congressional inquiry | 3 “ya ol fr : . = : esigns, bright colors | st 6 he "a ga of 3% ) oil Meer Botted Gets Se Ms ana | - ]} 090 $2.75 French toe eredn buh tats: | Rugs, beautiful patterns and into the recent enforced retirement | Pepto-Mangan 5 Ga NO. 78.@8 : pay . ~e : é ; > ; L.-lOO!l : L © Tuesday Only. | 756 Baby Rub} : a we991—Tuesday Only. | young nien’s styles. = acy Serge size . | colorings of the officer and into the mysteri- | Toni nd Blo ° oe v ps, | Nieinert's Spifty 3 4 Women s | ‘s , No. 79.024—Tuesday Only. & ] GS . ous killing of his son, Major Alex-| onic a od Enricher : ef , | large and medium gf ] .60 r oy s $1 Knickers, 80c = - $2 39 Room-Size Congoleum 9x12-Foot ander P. Cronkhite, in 1918, at Camp, a hed in blatk | pink. ™ Beart silk covers, bac- | Neat cassimere. and corduroy == ee a ee ¢ © . ° Lewis, Washington ADVERTISEMENT f » fancy silk | Blue Birg x, - ‘ se sing and leather | Knickers, button bottom style. = wool Jersey, made Bé.im time wit Axminster Rugs Squares Axminster Ru eS) wi j; p ae | Be 25c 3in oe ” W. and opera | Sizes 9 to 16. = from fine French Gect dae et . 8 , “Heretofore, the difficulties I have | q | Se 3-in-] oa" Pe Biue Bird No. 79.025—T = yarns: will not sag hein tn Def thad Siight seconds; size 8%4x10',-ft. Gold Seal Congoleum, 3 yards A group of fine quality Rugs in h. | 4 O—Tuesday Only. | In handy can ov men. ” SO. (2 Voo—Tuesday Only. & Spring shades of Ns onl es vale Attractive @ ~ | wide 1 Pa neat designs nad in persuading anyone to go into | ae : ted 1.10 | Blue Bird No T% xe 78,0027— Tuesday Only. Boy . $15.95 Two-Pant Wool taupe "‘Susteree nav y, men’s bit = 1 Sand S Jo 9 : i ie se “§ 25 the facts have been very great,” | i aps, in neat $3.50 Rigaud’s p 4 ew i Millinery, Suits, $12.40 = brown. navy, bik. brown or black. AOrings = I x10%-ft. squares, said General Cronkhite,in a formal | ,% | Rigaud’s Dis sas er, “af 20 | Belted model in neat patterns. & (Main Floer.) (Main Fleor.) attractive patterns Statment. “No one would go into ‘ + 7—Tuesday Only. | fume. © “mm * ‘eather ‘Hats, tai- | Sizes 9 to 18. —— — | and colors them thoroughly. It is apparent, me Bed Sets, | Blue Bird x - Hats, all col- $3.95 Ir No. 79,026—Tuesday Set = ——s ‘ip a8 - =: however, that Senator Glass and ‘3 | ird No. 78.96 dress Hats, #0 Co | $3.95 Imported Manicure Set, = £ R R -| Senator Reed pr tak il- St | $1.50 .. a ; x ug P] P ¥ :| Senator Reed propose to e no ‘— | Twin Com ce $3.20 = Black Pan Mercerized uy Ss on e Ulu an—ray as rou vse considered action and I. certainly do P . (Third Floogr—Nugents.) g /not wish nor expect them to act until | | : 4 . : ‘ Bed Sets. | Yardiey’'s Ofa pyen a GRMIS—Tuesiay Only. | ) i “ Oniy, | face powher. « “ngli A ' ry 0 Ivory white Manicure Set in fab- @ velaine Table Damask | te: $4.10 "| Blue Bira x oa ak stréet acl all lead- | Tic Troll consisting of 9 pieces. ‘ g | hey are thoroughly prepared.” ss . : NO. 78.96 . . ’ Bice Bird No. 70,027 enday Onlr $7 15 §9¢ ) | Both Senater Glass. and Senator Chntits ‘eatin anavemmenl inak? " : z n Sweaters Diamond ‘ ng shades. : ly y ’ |/Reed remained today, as yesterday ' Gen q " ’ a os , lead to serious long trouble. You eam combinations, uine diamond, Wo. 76.904—Tuesday Only. |. Gem double life Razor Blades, 70-j > | , after the conferences with General . in. bleach ; Ww stop them now with Creomuision, 6B | sizes 40 54-in. beautiful . = |Cronkhite, noncommittal as to a emulsified creosote that ts pleasant te : ) " take. Creomulsion fs a new medical | and pierced white - 1 : package of seven. ' ed a: : t . ssorted pat- | quality alli-wool M@ | decision with respect to a public in- I : Biue Bird Nn os 7 am » = Only. No. 78,068 qwanted colors and de- | “Bive Bird Me. 79,028—Tuesday Only. el , | ib, eer 5c $1.50 Cherry Red ZY Women's $5.45 Footwear, = } fi aa " Meniaaeee rage es sa ar as Ae miauiry. Senator Reed, however, ex-| covery with twofold actien, it with printed $1.10 ‘ Me, 72,905—Tuesday Only $4.80 : ee. Sar the match, $825 hue eg Sl ; Ay oy ee —:|pects to announce early this week} 24@ healé#the inflamed membranes and and Cuff Sets, 70c | patent leather, tan calfskin, (Main Fleor.) G0Z. (Main Floor.) er ee he Ty Ora fe / waetuer BS will Sesreduce & Tune ) reesg- somes er, if. ama | tee a ees B | tion directing an inquiry both in the the Graduated ova) ong. retirement of the general and the AIHA HN a : ew to Italy to visit his dying $25 Values—$20 Values—$15 Values {/ ¢ B mother arter ne nad been convicted STYLE S a fore she died and before I went to . ' prison,” he explained. “I am inno- spec na tal | Bouffant Skirts al aw’ inspe meat “pay, Ce Charmeuse | 4'f- Straightline Models @ what makes diff.? I have show the Wool Crepe and Be | New Panel Backs ‘ ' B worl’ that Cosmano’s a man.” Paisley Combinations aie : Draped Effects SKILLS WIFE, SON AND HIMSELF Crepe de Chine Sport Dresses ; 1 | " 90x99-inch extra size Sheets. Glove and knitted No. 70,015—Tuesday sly. Blue Bird No. 78.048—Tuesday Only. — x bodice top; regulars “v} Chemise, $1. 10c Chipso, Sc ; $8.95 $3.50 - $3.75 "$4.95. ool Sik ir — embroidered A white chipped soap, washes ~ Prunella en in it No. agpleng | clothes without rubbing. ECE Marseilles Curtains 19 816—Tuesday Only. | Blue Bird No. 79,049—Tuesday Only. & e ed colors and & : ls and undry Soap, 10 35c © women's and misses ' $2.40 caeanian, . — an expelisnt household & $7 48 oo o Blue Bird No. 78.954¢— Nightgowns and Tuesday Only. jong 1 jidered Peter Pan brown and black kid and many wv & mn, 40c Blue Bird No. 78.96 Cuff Sets. combination straps and Oxford — act Bi gaa ae i ig a oe ee eA ™} Mf s. r, fh 2 ss ‘ ope eis pl 4" Ode ; metic de Mies a i om, in plain $2.98 All-Leather . 76.006—Tuesdas Only. | Blue Bird No. 79.9290—Tuesdav Only. 1" f 7 gO ee ha si ea meee Ath mee = |Ccircumstances surrounding the kill- ané Some ar 40 | Women’s $4.50 High || $2.50 Li Ro tae «ee a ete | | ins of Major c ‘ © leather | ) Collars, $1. omen &§ . ig Shoes, == ° 0 inen $10 Linen Pat- JF egg ii, Sena aa | Edis of Fe ing of Major Cronkhite and the pro- treoublea, Tuesday Only.) “th mirror ang coin Het and Venise lace. $4.10 Tabl p k Seas? iis” iat BEE ge ‘ ii g | secution of Robert Rosenbluth and | creo- yUtTIt $1 Blue Bird No. 76.967.m ee. 76,907—Tuesday Only. | Black kid,» turn soles, with rub- = sageies emo tern Cloths Pe Ae na. ae | eae =| Roland Pothier in connection with . prppens He Receiver Geta 50 Boston ay n Sashes, $3.20 | ber heels; tips or plain toes. = — ae mien © a @ | the killing. f mepnbranss ang . er, complete huine cowhide S Winished with hand- | Blue Bird No. 79,030—Tuesda¥ Only. = q $6 O5 cote sit Sr Tate & Replies to er. : . tito the lined; 14, 15 and 146 nge. _ Men’s $7 Low Shoes, $6.10 & 70 | ee op ote sae ee : | ht a General Cronkhite in his state- wentte 2. $45 Bird No 7a oe Me 7h.99K—Tuesiay Only. | Mahogany calf, brown and black ‘3 : - inch 2X 108-11 - Cnn ig er Mf i = | ment replied at length to the state- to osn- Wardrobe sand Satin Ribbon, «id = bleached as- cepa rsced gh od Poe i ee aie | Aj ) a ti @ | ment made several days ago by 6en- - ~~ fiber 5-ply mate Yl - B0c | Blue Bov’s | 79 031—Tuesday Only. Lg sorted pattern _ $12 quality of 7 d Bat al el tn. SRE | rf g | ator Calder, Republican, New pan eaticiag y, for radio ned; fully equipped. - i settee! oy’s $4 Shoes, $3.20 = Damask 72x108-inch size, — ues ay ae | MA, a i ‘a ™ denying charges that he had cau ot chronte coughs Blue Bird No 7s ° i eo os an =e mee | Mahogany and brown calf. Sizes a (Mal FI $7.06 . ae hee JY t ; : th M@ | delay in the prosecution of the al- catarrhal ——Tuesday Only. | . | , 4 ; 1 to 5%. = 4 =m Sceet.) a (Main Floor.) Special ee | Bh ‘d a mg | leged murderers of Major Cronkhite. of threat end “ 40c j | Bosto We 78.900—Tucsday Only. | Blue Bird No. 79.082—Tuesday Only. = = twee De fy , adi : | Senator Calder was declared by tor buflé- in plaid effects. | = fen's 5c Sport | 60 Peanut Clusters, es ‘ — ose ///2 : 4 | @ Gen. Cronkhite to have written At- ae oe Sa + wesdhy Only. Bags, $1.10 wndkerchiefs, 25¢ | 35c Pound = $4 Table $3.25 All- eee A OF g |torney-General Daugherty April 13, . ws het wae . y Only. | Best 3 qual- a |= | woven tape border | Fre ; oats ta two of Mr. Daugherty’s assistants, Tich, 1 sizes. ; f linen Handkerchiefs : ra FS ble satin Dam- Be . : , ‘ ‘ e-Il ne . Mr. Gibbs a Mr. Stewa ee | oe iaoth, with %-inch hem. | Bwe Bird ag eg OES doh: entra peed offered for Tuesday selling at this special price. In Dee eis ao ona: emialnaad tana . - eye ayiny on . ta Dolls $i gp | Of silk fiber in all the wanted & om age Pw: oo arene the wanted tan shade, double-breasted, belt all- a ie aaa i ay’ tne tee ee %) uesd Oniy. eavy ru é - ’ . pr oe bs ® nap! - ° . - ’ _————— - Pra a $3.60 ag | rand; with nonbreakable | Shades. s fe a match. ‘0 mate! around, voke and sleeve lined. Sizes 34 to 44. a a recommendation that an entirely| There Was No Se Good foe Blue Bird N 79.035—Tuesday niy. , doze. o ° a ° nes. ton Crepe, | Blue Bird No. 78.971—% m heads, will walk and $7 Table Spoons, 6 for $5.40 BY (Main Fleer.) (Main Flor.) @ | ‘new confidential and thorough’ in- lon ama tinidician Be Ss, new Spring | 250 Writing Paper, e 1847 Rogers Table Spoons, Crom- - g | Yestigation be made. Congesti ds a Mustard — , : Homespun linen Pa . , i 78.002—Tuesday Only. | we}} pattern. 4 ges - F a M 9 39 50 50 T P S ° 2 ESD gy Po tga fone ieee ' pou Mill. $3 sO" to pound. - tna a $1 Salt none ‘ai isles = $5 All-Linen $6 Linen Pat- en $ ° to WoO- ants ults -_jiletter from Gibbs to Senator Calder, | P G : : . . , > Zee Me. an epp ors Na kins ; "i saying that no further action was to acted. et the relief and help ose Twill, most $1.98 Georgette or 79,00%7—Tuesday Only. 70c = p tern Cloths An opportunity to select your new Spring Suits—conservative styles and A be taken in the case pending a per- mustard Pp 4 new Spring | In all phe desirable be : Bicycles, $28.70 Sheffield Salt and Pepper Shaker, E — young men's models, well tailored and trimmed. All-wool, blue a sonal investigation by the Attorney- plaster and, anted shades. | colors. . proved with New Depart- heavy silver plate and highly fin- . 3 O& eerees; all-wool cassimeres; ,all-wool worsteds; all-wool mixtures; smart ™ General. Then in May Senator Cal- —Tuesday Only. | $1.98 S No 78.97 oe. fully equipped. | jched. a single and double breasted Suits; all sizes, 34 to 48; stouts, slims, stubs. Mi der, the statement continued, egain 60 : panish Lace A 8008—Tuesday Only. | Biue Bird No. 79.037—Tuesday Only. F&I 1S and 20 inch 70 x 70 - inch =| wrote Daugherty, this time urging — in col- $1.40 > ; uOCL. Irons, $3.10 Men's $4.85 Felt Hats, $3,90 = asp tsa focomt i linen Pattern (Main Fieor, Men's Store—Nugents.) i that Rosenbluth be given an early And all overs in black $-pound highly pol-| New Spring soft Felt Hats, all = a eee Cloths, full Mi hearing and about two weeks later —Tuesd Only. | Blue Bi-d No. 78.4 7 mproved heel rest. new shades and styles. Sizes 6% While 100 dozen bleached, assort- 4 the Attorney-General assented to Tepe, $3.10 $6 Trefousse a) a No. 70,005—T uesday Only. to 7%. ae a ‘atin = pgs one ed patterns. = this request. repe , } Curling Iro l | N 73 ,0% ) niy. . ' ( j ’ ; a ox- arte earing. k or — ‘ $4.40 . t heatir . small on, $1.40 . * Boys’ 98c Blouses, 80c ‘ s+ \ ath * aa eu atest a imsinaamn ene hs onal ap- endaten oe Women S 12-button ] Waver rod. '| Collar attached in neat patterns. B&B == ~ . : @ | peared before one of Mr. Daugherty’s $4.40 ; + | Gloves; in browaa) '6_79,006—Tuesdav Oniy, | Sizes 8 to 16. = 9 Li P ms $1 t $1 25 4 _ assistants June 18,” the statement : gray, mode and past ” - R $38.80 Blue Bird No. 79,039—Tuesday Only. =& $ men Fat- 0 49 $ " said, “and stated reasons why the ’ vf ; . ‘ ’ - $3'50 oA 78,975—% —— ae ete Boy's o Flannel Sacking = tern Cloths Metal Bertha : a ewraye or herr y opr ’ Trefousse : silky , ouses, 80c = > | blu ou e quashe this ‘en- $2.80 : : mam pile. ‘ = $ . n tirely new, confidential and thor- 79,007 —Tuesde Collar attached Blouses, colors — $ Es Six-button length & a tee re khaki, navy and gray. ! e @ @ ough’ investigation which was in d black white, brown, Velvet Rugs, weed Bird ‘No fn rghh blll Only ” > a fact a mere ex-parte hearing of Ros- ’ m ° . 7 . 4 si Diwith grape | A828 mode. Mamet te tieactive pat. | BOY'S $998 Wool Sweaters, [| 72.90 - inch Ne [gl , ractive pat- = ARE yi, a : Sa a t Suede Glc ‘ Celorings, ends fringed. eine: aphid $5.20 A os Cloths of good > lar: | @ bY counsel for Rosenbluth that the —Tuesday Only. Two-ciasp Gloves; No. 70,008—Tuesday Only. txts | or lag: 3 heavy weight. $ =+|hearing had been granted at the re- , 100 Pieces, : lapery Repp. 70c bination colors. — j aver S e ®@ | quest of Senator Calder, and on July brown, tan, gray . eet £0 i PP, Blue Bird No. 79.041—Tuesday Only. (Main Floor.) threa a 4 4/16, without further investigation, . - WMa@iily, nches wide ’ hirts = (Maan oor. q > jonal border wi Anny ag 69 6 : “" tiene . Boy 5 $1.15 8 » 80c 7.“ m 4 $ " Daugherty ordered that pending pro- ' omen’s $1. ” | Neck-band and _ collar-attached oa ‘ ¢ M@ | ceedings against Rosenbluth be dis- 20 78.009—Tuesday Only.| Shirts in neat fancy patterns. By f re : mi... 3 4 ~ missed Only. | Semi-fashioned chiffé . Rods, 60c Sizes 12% to 14. i} $2.75 - $4.75 $2.25 and ; x | ~-Pyens this Sénemideie 80 Gianoli aia / in black only: sizes 4 rods, guaranteed | Blue Bird No. 79,042—Tuesday Only. ES Novelty $2.39 Crochet > 1 | : while the interposition of Senator BI TR. OTE v . , = . : vets - * y decoration, | Women’s $3. | Bo. 79,010—Tuesday Oniy.| All-wool cassimere and worsted E Flouncing Spreads Us scot -to do you: pers , | , Sizes 8 to 16. 3 chenille dots finish. ° i ‘ _ Cases Baits. ail Sie eet hand embroia- | Sises 8 10 18-0 oy, ruseasy ony. Ee a Ef ee | SENTENCE FOR ROBBING MAILS | 72% liver and bowels—there’s nom to 44 “$12 95 s . g Coats $10.40 Third shemale ‘ rd al . ’ ; No. o_ ; P prin ’ . = . 4 * i D Blue Bird No. 78.000" 5 s $495 ‘We ‘ae New styles in plain or fancy mod- E poms ~ 4 @ | Italian Wlio Visited Dying Mother . Men’s $2 @ ) hay 00 els. Sizes 6 to 14. = 450 Croch : ad FP] Had Trouble in Being Permitted : Union Suits, $4.10 Blue Bird No, 79,045—Tuesday Only. $ . rochet $6.50 Crochet , to Leave Country. Puesda Only. Heavy weight ecru = skirt, brush wool $4.95 Rain Outfits, $4.10 Spreads Bed Sets : Cw p a By the Associated Press. ces, 85c Union Suits; sizes 34) ay cuts. Navy blue or tan with hats to | ‘ | m| CHICAGO,, Feb. 19.—Vincenzo mameled in Jo. 78.981 ry0l8—Twesday Oniy.| match; belted models. Sizes 6 FE wel vad ‘ : oe ‘ _Cosniano came back to Chicago ‘from|ejan in Ohio, a hinged coy- Ww seg 's $1.35 ' Side Girdles, $3.20 to 14. rs e ) e) ¢ : | ™ Italy yesterday to serve a sentence! cém d ; omen s 9. : M long’ hip, in pink coutil, | Blue Bir@ No. 79,046—Tuesday On'vy. ° : ae : @ | of six years in the penitentiary for on the liver and bowels, ‘vesda Onl $1.10 ~& 35. $2.95 Gingham Dresses, $2.20 ; kL xtra Six® } Pen wig Rt? » ‘ j re 4; 1 robbing the United States mails. He to his tients ot Eee 0c * | Munsing Urfion Sul 0. 70.014— Tuesday Oniy, | Snappy styles in great variety of E] | nemmed Spreads oe ee Pn so “4 if M said it cost him 600 francs cabling| Dr. wards’ ve. Of high. | *¥!es; regular sizes. wor ts $4.20" patterns and colors. Sizes 7 to “7 ee dges, cut corne ‘ me es @ |) back and forth to convince the Ital.| substitute for calomel, are Era a ° Blue Bird No. 2 50 Bi medium bust in white | 14. On! = woven designs. Bey eis AR, 5 , - ag Government he should come Ther pane a hak Rateoel Women's $2. “nd pink b . 9@ | Blue Bird No. 79,067—Tuesday Only. : Raa egg ne ™ back to Chicago. ing $2 0 . | roche, sizes 26 | $2.35 Sheets, $1.80 = (Third Floor.) (Third os ‘ | |e Cosmano said he had received the | #@°Y which all should permission of his bondsman to sz0 i toe. | ‘ : Dr wards - 4 ‘ 30¢ ¢ 4 4 ‘ ¢ a « 4 79,050—Tuesday Oniv 460 beautiful $4.95 Voile Blow Hf mainsook, hand scal- ira No. 27S HE | Fe aoutie nea French voile Waists @ . 2 embroidered $1 5 ‘ size, with extra : == heavy woven real filet lace; % 79,017 —Tuestay Only. signs, scailo die, ruffle finish, collar, cuff and &, Sat etendan - tall _AA A RRA DD A eee 09999 9055004000004044404444444440 _A Ae « a . ‘ misses’ sizes. i Japanese Crepe ‘ Yr if tie. cover _to match ird Floor.) | , a 950 & aaa | Cc .20 a me Ng 70,051 —Tuesday Only. (Third Floor.) (Third Fieser Trecoschan ae Pama Giedied @ indiana Painter Also Seriously Mark oP? Kimonas in $3.20 en ‘ New Alltyme Crepe Sid 4 ird a. __ Wounds Daughter, 9. ors. . , d EIR ‘ 4 ; Bera e Fastenings a) Pe See Aaecreees See ; hyr gingham in large an Crisp Taffetas 4 ; ‘VY copper | All new materials, [2 e 70.018—7 on Of zep includ- < . @ j$RICHMOND, Ind., Feb. 19.—Wit- ie eed | Gotan Suse aot sentng Only small checks. Extra sizes inc =| $5 and $5.50, $3 and $5 New Lace'Dresses < y Fancy Sleeves iE tnon Tangles, th poems 400, & Salat : , 79.052—Tuesday Only. — Curtains Kid Gloves E | yesterday shot and killed his wife, | Jesse, 38, and their son, Howard, 2, kit fox. Crepe nn ml : ' -em- | Bive Bird No. eaday, Only. $750 No. 78, B5¢ © pee full and semi- $1.95 Children’s Shoes, $1.40 = , $39.80 | .50 Blankets, | ! Slso satin break- | In brown calf, and black gun- « 8 50 With one 70x8%-inch white we ea metal lace. Sizes 6% to 11. = ° jg serious! nded Marjorie, 9, andi | Over 60 New Styles When ended hia own lite bf sheaamel anal The shooting occurred at the EL - . Only. & 245 pairs fine T ‘an’ won't find a Dress in this amazing group. So a 053—Tuesia _ 4 Net There isn’t a woman who g group. | : ley home at New Paria, Ou 7 TrtprTrr,rrTryTyTTtSt+. _-. eS SS LL LL LL RD D ain lined | plaid Blankets. : t Bik 3? Only. | Blue Bird No. Filet se Bly Biue $8.50 Comfort So -8te Neckwear, | Children’s $2.45 School Shoes, be aurta as, scalloped many styles! Such values! Included are 100 high-priced sample Silk add _ aa Full-Bize wool mit Raed, neat ticurea bi If os winch kid. Gives 1 | eee Arabian white a Dresses. All sizes for women, misses, juniors and extra gizes, 14 to 20,36 $ HF) Three other children of the Lanael weling. with deep plain ——. - yor eta st color: pair. a eiding ald : to 44 and 46 to 50. (Bargain Basement—Nagents.) $ @ lieve who were asleep upstairs were! ; Ba (Third Fieor.) 4 (Main Wlewr.) 2 a Oh meng PAM tts | : en \ ‘a *, ‘ inna wails ee ee a ae ee ~— ewe . a mci lace tl tee + ete 7 n . , Sx Ld ea eee Le, ee ae ee a ee ee » 9 < ¥: 4

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RAE TR LT eT D t and the Times Combined.’ FEBRT An City Circulation of the. — POST- DISPATCH alone EB Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat an i POST-DISPAICH late >~ __ COUNTY SHARED IN THE BUILDING BOOM: i Statistics Now Available Show, UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF OUR tS soneen Cumaanase FINEST pinion ade regular £4.00 alu 817.50 ie 7 all Overcoats must be cleared away in rapid The figures for the Public Health : “os pe gg wire pebane Ran for Special for —— = : t our neighbors’ affairs im the. time. Big. wurty Uisters, Ulsterettes and Service and Koch Hospital buildings Rosaries 25 yease namie to sag nicely arranged sideboard. fitted :2 over our own. eee anny Se peach Bi iere not included in the permit sta- —of small cocoa beads with Full size metal Bed. walputifinish, regula: silver drawer and cupboards. 5 side chage _ ae rotery Le gees: Liver e . ! Pei: made most 0 eir Dress Coats. Buy now for next Winter at munities from taxes and fees . Be se Shae — this sensational price. Sizes 32 to 42 chest. More than $8,000,060 of the per- cross are very effective: Fi cee oe playset - — tension table. a thin trade was eut off by A wonderful bargain at $21. mits were for the seven incorporated in either black er brown. me ae al 56 se Peraits re Sh@p—F'ifth Flocr. «3 t and later by the war, New Engs tcwns. University City ted. with 423 small, medium or large. = nog senfacturing those articles which eo rmit for $4.521.000 ompare] es _ agg co Fossey od One gn, in each 25c and 35c gt net oo wm the other side. By the close of t s6tck 68 Permits ivOZ i 7.u"r" .oO¢€ aa ye * ¥ vear before This suburb. a - SOE ae SOE? eae Sos cross. at 35 in 15 Minutes Vandervoort's 4 sid upon manufactured wre $531,000 Religicus Shep—First Ficer ii . : In a National = - : them so expensive that the effecta. Also singic and dou ble breasted tistice because of governmen ta! im- ~ . istics bec mental im “h 1 value for 3 ; 3 ; yerman silver caain and sage hc sla ;, and 1 armchair and also an oblong && f The assessed valuation of St. Loui * * * CLOTHING COMPANY County real estate for 1822 was $84, 7 a Shop N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV. Jf 242.180. which was about $2.000.000 Crucifixes , Pressure Cooker | andy higher than the assessment of the : | year before. Assessor Herpel said an —of frory white, in assert- 7 Breaded Veal | endeavor was made to assess on the ed sizes. very beautifully Menu: { Scalloped oe i oasis of 190 per cent valuatioca : , ; ’ Choe " F designed T5c to $3.50 ecolate Custaré c. f the North concerned’ teats mat 001 a a “A line “PE vet oo eee ¥ only a harsh and arbitrary law we \7 MEN ARRESTED IN RAID ON a very complete line fine bread crams. dipped ts ( . F of Prayer Books. ae ee ae Maraschi ne. ‘the articles which they needed LAT BY GAMBLING SQUAD Religious Shep—Firest Fleer ee anaggg Byes eb be ny a oe ‘ opposed to it. Rs a fo} a> fo} een fe) Sensenbtenners * i 1m) 06 0 6 0 00 0 0 om or——0'} ™ 4 o ; » ¢ P om ~ * " ; ‘ + G ere - ° ; ; a ‘ hoe | UF i | y ’ » > 4 > - " ; : , , > 4 ; ‘fp " _ , . f ‘ , - ’ . . . 7 ‘ ’ Fe . j * ’ 7 - ’ ; , ’ . . '; ° ‘ | ; ' ; * « _ « ’ - - , - f . ; ; re rl | » r? 7 . ~ 7 a " > ’ ; , ’ / \ . ' . ; ‘hh e - ’ i F ” , , ; —_—_ 7 . : a ’ ‘ : ; _ ad A brown. Bits of = = e er the top. if yveu want ft Cherries di ped in Police Act on Information of Regu- « : r. Potatees boi led Bae pear then cocked im white P . ars a man who owned 4 cotton lar Saturday Night Game at Holy Water Founts ac nd __ ced Bremen, Pr oo ae o.oo aoa poured fondant and miu 3 tr. while to a man who owned a t ‘ im saal dishes 9 hs} r. .. inte t ée useless. He eould not handle f 589A Deimar Boulevard. or dark chocolates Bd the white men would not work Information concerning the arrest —aemall and most artistic Teu @i¢n't realize an appetizing. ST ee te itize “ 2 cure - wR her a? 7 ™~an ah b ° . ° 2 » : twel vv minu es nad sa : se aecabkenr cau wana dian oe ef ivory-tinted china, with ihe DAR eee Be es RE OFAN IIS Bs Very delicious. = tus abolish slavery; it is an evil prac Dil amd being suspected of inm@ of their time in the chen is one ae - tenga | Se we ange! and Madonna figures @ The great saving pth ney Pm , . without if, SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Amazing Sale! Sjlk Brocade Trimmed Satin Strap Pumps -_ the greatest reason 3 women are so enthusiastic 25c ¢ LO $1 National Pressure Cocker ad - — @ But time ts not the eniy th! me savre¢t. A Nattona)] Pres- nd P "“OSFeCU LIT z Attorney na - a 27 Coo 3} par Gin un -* tn three months. br ts ~ ; "Wile bee o = >» >=’ > , = Uive-oergeant .assco _. ome 2 nd gee this marvel tCoose! bling squad. which |} Lovely Statues : furnishing Shop—Basentent. Hershey's —6 inches high, of I ee Don't f te watch for t P menus | = as on't forget Baa aa Sts re late Cc oncept 1023. = Sacred that we bi ; from fime fe fice. Cc hocolate, 4 a mere: ooig ~ i pam ; Candy enicah dash Fieer. al Anthony, of whi te ename!. : a hick pad. on which were some bronze and German silver: cards, found tchen. Hi good elearly-cut features in 4 S : ] Sa I f ~icgg ppp comme tony seated oe the faces and exceptionally 4 pecta e€ 0 Several decks ne —— Dp — spe oe = “= Pure Aluminum Cooking Utensi Reiigious Sheop—First Ficer es . . ; heavy Convex Saucepans; pure sted © aluminm—6-quart size, $1 arrested were room. the others were their * >. > > * - ° * ° > _ > . as . + . . aa ae a . , | " Bow! Sets; three in set— > ‘ ’ “ ¥ ; - = = . the set. 7Sc | Windsor Kettle, pure aluminum. S-,quart size, price, $1.00 Coffee P | » Yop yf }+— Coffee Percolator, pure #uminum, 1*--qt. size, progress when the officers « red weed Presidents | 78 aluminum, 3-quart size. cial at the fla: —what boy or girl does not | p ; $1.50 eh Onn cay want a picture of GEORGE ‘ gt os ’ WASHINGTON ins their ; pure alumi- _ - — >» > i. . ™ im progress she would see repeated men arrested were ear a rae ~ AT a ee" a bas —- = ae al ic An bg ae ts ~ ~ re room? You can now sup- 3 a eee um. 10-qt. size, special at ply this want at very little eS $1.00 expense. Reproductions of um, I-Gt. size, specia: &! Washington or ~ Lincoln prints im sepia are offered be black, SC satin Pumps, trimmed with beautiful silk brocade. Cov- ered Cuban or Louis heels. All sizes from 214 to 8. Justa “flyer” to crowd our Subway tomorrow. Be on hand early, as they will go — at the amazingly low price of $2. ESE ELI SR ROR ye ¥ et tO 10 38 O90 ———_————C : = ea ak ee and) ; . State of New York. Gen Gourand at $1.25 to $2.75 cage Unf ramed sepia prints of 41> ; the officers honored. ‘They belonged fj | beth these famous men. at . | | Combination Cooker: y Over a on Americans 2.28" 2= == ae v- ) a ae , t@ «369th nitecg SMates Infantry Art Ghep—Fourth Floor pure uminum, ~ - a HAE deere ceAA Bi one - ees al ~_ » ay a i as » * res 7 alae eS 7 ay: sa as - r 'men* re 2,7? Beemin + h* 2. 02-6 BSc aur Lr. war ec: served “ the wa: , | special at | Now Bathe Internally epee | Recall a Birthday is” = ac ee er - : » + aes 7 : a * okie Sire Ce si 2 « 1 ay te — ee as Eee All physctans will tell you this, and that it also robs us of half our “‘pep’’ and ambition, causing headaches, biliousness, etc., even before we are ill. : Drugs never have and never can keep the intestine clean. EES, sym in our library about @iminittered by the “J. B. L. Cascade’, it is thoroughly deansed and the possons are kept out : 7 ST, Sy and the ef the gpaem. of thm great man. You will know what it really means to fee! 100 per cent. in the morning after an Interna! | ere are taree splendid Bath the night before—but not until then. | volumes: So say many right here im this cy, who have bathed internally for years and are now cor _ “George Washington.” vespondingly healthy, happy, streng ‘and ambinous by Woodrow Wilson. $2.50 —z “George Washineton.”’ Ash us reday, while you think of it, for am interesting boo: : ge by William Roseoe Thayet, “Why Man ef Today is Only 50% Efficient.” spy ee ae eh, a Jt is free to 70. aS ees _ JUDGE & DOLPH DRUG CO- Se GS mien, Comat prc | —fittingir reminds us that we cannot have too manv jt. sizes, special at Te set

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, : rm hs wes . — ctenanitbennien naemetue cnet 4 we - - al CO ee eae ite od li al baht: Nata hat a ak 05 ie aah i a 7 tila , : ae ) Haile Ce ed a a wt 7 : : et . ets 3 4 ' eel la a ee . nt oo ee ; * seis es : ee, " A an ¢ MOND —y 4 ' : ‘ we Se aod i 1996. : Rae is 197%, “The City Circulati f 6) ee — , on of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of fie Dafly Star and the Times Cémbined by Approximately 40,006. ST.LOUIS -POSTDISPATCHT os: ; a ae 7 ee , ‘ 2 ‘ BULL'S COUGH SYRUP 7 Cuticura Soap FREE ro See as Tuesday, Wed. and Gat. —— aineenedl Here You Get Expert Service by salespecple trained in hosiery selling=aleng the | Take Gibb’s uremedy MERICAN HISTORY | | 1S IDEAL | EF OR CHI. LDREN i 29 STOPS CROUPY For or the H = (Pests ee Headaches—Colds lines of courteay—as well ae Quality Hogiery. - COUGHS,”COLDS meewer| | ( 3723 ois, Bai Soe so. | as WORT Giaans etl lll Toe ARES HOSIERY COL Bal LocaP@uen = : | ee ¥ stistory From 1815 to 1861 Largely Con- With Problems of Slavery, Secession, , Tariff and Internal Revenue. | a METI EE OES ET Oe a SNS we pth bana ust From Ninth to Tenth s Ving-Room Suite #135:20 quality of figured velour. ect, with full spring seat, ‘ outside back is covered , 3 loose cushions in re Sale | * rr oo ee New England Turns to Industry. By HENDRIK VAN LOON, Author of the “‘Story of Mankind.’’ (Copyrigut, 1923.) B history of our country between the year 1815 and the | War is largely concerned with four important prob: | (1) Slavery: (2) The right of individual states to se- | PARTICIPATING AGENCIES Children’s Aid Soolety te Methodist Orphans’ Home WS Fla Christian Orphans’ Home Saint Lowis Colored Orphana’ Home Mission Free School Protestant Orphans’ Home County Welfare Association Saint Lowis Provident Association” Salvation Army Helief Department Barnes Hospital Sotnt Lows Children’s H Saint Lows Hospital So Servtos Saint Louis Maternity Hospital People’s Hospital South Side Public Health Nursing and @ Teaching Center Vistting Nurse Association ° Central Institute for the Deaf Juntor League of Saint Lowls Missouri Association for Oceupationss Therapy Missouri Social Hygiene Aeteatettion Fal ring ag ftoa. the Union. (3) The tariff. (4) The internal develop- | Boint Lowis Pure Milk C ‘eat in tapestry. of the country. Upon the first three of these points, tho | Saint Louis Committes of the American .. and the South always disagreed. _ Society for the Control of Cancer y Finish War of 1812 had welded the nation more closely to- Big Sister Organization | Room Suite W ed to be interested in E la siead aaent | Big Brother Organigation — tend eente ed mm Huropean politics and were, Board of Religious Organizattone *187:00 Mged sideboard, fitted with and cupboards, 5 side chairs Bir and also an oblong ex - * * * : ' Tuesday Specials in Vandervoort’s Candy Shop all 4 2 Cc a North concerned them not at all, and they saw in the! ° z | ~ |} (Biiifonly a harsh and arbitrary law which made them pay more ; ; fe Maraschino a articles which they needed. Consequently they were. ] | 3 Cherries dipped in 7 precees to it. | 3 Ue Ie f t | 5 Ye { t a | aman who owned a cotton plantation a slave Was @ né-,, O | O ae we — sm 4 a yene to a man who owned.a spinning mill he was ut-| y : OS VS. : OS 7 i or dark chocolate. x ess. He could not handle the complicated machinery, | a om ‘ 1 «ks oii pare 2 - + Very delicious SBibithe white men would not work beside him. So the North said: | The Community Fund Will Save the Difference for Our Charities and Philanthropies ee . | ; abolish slavery ; it is an evil practice. While the South said: ‘ “ Se uphold slavery, for, without it, we perish. ; ; i | : Soe wee ” ¥ , 30¢ it of ee cirte ty ee Naeger A oe Ln | Tn round figures, it has been $1,000,000 for 1923. It will has already come to,appreci- . parks. Human healthanden- © § 4°) y and bitter debates, and finally led to the great Civil War, | averaging 15% of the funds raise this at a total cost » not ate the advantages of modern _lightenment must be looked __ f i kf ‘ ; y settled the matter, presumably for all time. If a! @ : _ : : en > ae Hershey’s Milk | ite a thaw paced bY the Wederal. Government | raised for the various chari more than 33%. This state methods in financing her civic © after no less carefully than. : | P Chocolate, broken. PePiititational, had that state the right to disregard that law? | table and welfare organiza- ment is based upon the expe- improvements. It is a revolt sewers and paving. Civiliza- Ee Candy Shop\-First Floor. J indigo aecide whether = lew wae Gacenstiturlonal, + trate} tions of St. Louis just fo get rience in the 112 cities where against the wasteful methods tion demands the bringing aii : was a chance for much heated argument, and much fine || the money! In many cases the Oommunity Funf plan is hitherto employed. beauty into the lives of the un- £3 é ee, rth open the. matter before it was finally | | even more than that. already in successful opera- ‘Thenee dy and deserving of teen with at least ee he Utensils | f= = i: —constant waste of motion— § paign—holdingthiscampaign $$ whata wonderful pair of civic ela ata 9 ity oe os Coffee Percolators; pure Juminum, 114-qt. size, spe- ial at 90c cies inadequately supported. amr , ‘And the importance and GABARDINES—WHIPCORDS The Community Fund elim- ciara necessity of organized charix inates all these objectionable St. Louis has awakened to ties and welfare work rank features. The forty St. Louis the need of better methods in with those - mance fon i hilanthropie her charities and betterment. Human life is not. Combination Oooker: No Half-Way, Reasonable Offer Refused charities and p = ciate iets just as she of less yalue than streets and ure aluminum, 4 pieces, ecial at $1.75 Strainer Cooker; pure uminum, 6-qt. size, spe- $1.25 Oolanders; pure alumi- im, footed, special at 65c Combination Steamer d Fry Pan; pure alumi- m, special at $1.00 - i the other side. ws been engaged in agriculture. divided between pro-French and pro-British parties. | to realize that we ourselves were a nation and we for- | neighbors’ affairs in the engrossing occupation of quar- | ‘over our Own. ¢ people of the Northern States had, until shortly before | made most of their money out of trade with Europe. this trade was cut off by President Jefferson's embargo | later by the war, New England turned its attention to) ring those articles which could no longer be brought By the close of the war, she had become a. us industrial region. Now England again wanted to find’ a market for her own manufactures. There was but! to protect American industry, that was the tariff, a tax | manufactured goods, imported from abroad, which would, s them so expensive that the people would be forced to use | ‘Made goods. You Will readily, understand that the North was in favor of | Stariff. The people of the South, on the other hand, had) Their cotton and tobacco | were their chief source of income. The industrial problems | fur IN HALF STYLISH—SNAPPY—SWAGGER ty *9 SUITS-: or fine makes as Hart Schaffner & Marx—Many -©est $40 to ealpas Tay 4 as good as new. pare Seats and 07 EN GIRLS’ GOATS, $1.95 Brand-n ew—Other prices $53.74, 84.50, 65.50—Worth double. LADIES’ CLOAKS, DRESSES, SUS, 0 to Re aan latest tO FUR COATS, — Brand-new, newest novelty ee soe 1.95 rey enberg ° ~~, Swarts Missours Welfare League Social Service Department of Church Federation Epworth as gs for Girle Euchd Hou: fy Salvation 5 le Eesouse Home Disabled Veterans’ Club House International Institute of the Young Women’s Christian Assoctation Kingdom House Neighbouhood A ssoctation Urban League * Young Men’s Christian Assoctatton Young Women’s Christian Association Central Purchasing Bureau Oommuntty Council of Saint Louls and Saint Louis County Bectal Service Exchange . ceaseless irritation, inefficien- cy, needless expense. And, worst of all, the public has been offended’ and the agen- “listed above will require over Ray Oarter peri ‘ B. Wallace omens eam :| Community Fund of S 22 Central National Bank Building but once a year—eliminating a host of unnecessary workers —csutting out ali duplication of effort—and substituting united effort for scattering ee Thomas ©. Hennings, Chairman twins! The one doing for our charities and philanthropies what the other has done for our streets, sewers, parks, eto, Gietrmes First Annual Campaign, F ebruary 23—March 5 — a oa ik ie ints a ip ete: tbtltbileicies nd a. ut ap. , “ ruary 23. You will be SERRE PEO eDEb4a te: (1 8 Oke > Wen cee. =~ oie at Ad be ae rind 4bli seetade reg, aL

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and the Times Combined. © Se ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximateiy Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat FAMOUS -BARR C6 \DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS TUES A ’ | ADVERTISEMENT ee a YOU TAKE COLD EASIEST; 7 °C St tevert ( ) pa influenza germ. | fe 2 oep éé * |The power of i au | “ ‘resistance has ; eee e been lowered, =. 3 e A, ? ] ? e > wasted tissue FRE. a ue? @ Every Conrad price is a cut-price and PNR Sparen az ae ne .* eee here are a few extra attractive Speciais =* | — W. Bailey ane eRe the ae se for Tuesday and Wednesday that every am — Preen 4 - 4 ___ good housewlfe shoul.“ take advantage of. ._ — trance of the Ek, 5. Pate So SWANSDOWN FLOUR Miss Zimmerm | You ean build an "¢—Address—“Chemistry of Daily [|| our Life’-—Mr. Wiedemann ae samsenal '§ 40c Package Prepared 30c Package Instant of resistance 6&—Piano— | (a) Spread Wings . /and gain more | (b) nome energy for the day’s work by taking Cc = 6—Son « a tonic foed such as Father John’s | (a) Rook- a-Bre Lullab Medicine which is all pure nmourish-: . — (b) ~~ , Mtge ‘Sow wies ment, scientifically prepared in such Save &c and 12c on every package. Buying lwmnit a a @ way that it is quickly taken up br a three packages of either or both. ‘ To most people, cinna- , a) Tango svetem that is weakened and run | b) Momert Musical . down. It is guaranteed free from a)- N k healthful is ; ee hol and 4 d has had Se ee a cinnamon. — eohol and drugs, an had more | ei he TE mon , just Toh than 67 vears’ success treating coughs, | California, Good size; Not so to Heinz chefs. . etha . ‘ Sch 1 | colds, bronebial troubles and building oe value: 5 pounds, . = " Vit new strength. | a ' | M | Each batch must pass | piano | , Save 4c to 5c on every pound. “We Give se Eagle Stamps and Redee. " “or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few In the Basement Economy Store—A ALE OF RUGS @ Offering over $12,000 worth of slightly imperfect Rugs — at important savings—the imperfections are slight— ~~ . ‘ a aE scarcely noticeable, in_ fact—and will not lessen the wearing quality. Axminster Rugs rere Rugs Seamless E Seconds of | Sevonds of pay 4 Seamless $x123 Rugs. Good quality Rugs, in | In handsome floras, closely weven of excel- panel and border effects, medallion and lent yarns in a varied size 9x12 feet, in & num- tional designs, in an — assortment of patterns, ber of different patterns, = ray of color in effective color com- tn pleasing colerings. tiems. ~All 9x13 fect son ; birations. Imperfections Suitable for any room in Will give excellent : @ From one of America’s most r Seamless Velvet Rugs | aa : poy tees ae rapanmee aa Seconds of $34.50 ae . a ina eae | ee $1050 Louis XV | $96. Excellent $x12 Rugs in conventional and Seamless Rugs, size §.3x10.6, in « ou - Suit , 4 : Chinese patterns, in many color effects. Have of different designs, in pleasing coleriam 3—Piece e (/ aa a deep pile and finished with fringe. The Subject to occasional drop-stitches . 7 Maée with gracefully quantity is small so early selection ts advised. weaves. . ’ curved ends, base and top al rail: solid mahogany Oe aaa throughout and fitted with . ) Frizette with piai The Suite. rs. Raloum y Save 3c and 4c on every can. 13. a . ia... ~y ee ley | Conrad’s good Honeykrust. . Ball sions : 13—Piane— . | | White Bread at its best. eee Nollet jj) , > (ob) & ~ Song. Mendelssohn || Full 16-ounce Miss Seietenteneiee . . 2 13—Songs— (Irish Melodies)— ‘ li Me if All Those a) Bel Rae. Me if A Youre Save at least 3c on every loaf. oore Cha (>) Last eos ‘of Summer— Moore Mrs. Raloum | | iy priced > Nat Meats s. ano-—- : | a) orcas “T | (>) ans an | OR a ~. Godewse | > : ores —_— | Save at least Se. on every sell A 3-4 beautiful — ee ——s Rualietet ene 6x9 Rugs #35 Grate. $23.49 Steno $I $900 ‘ge with larger rege seamiess style. Imper- Closely oe | | am s aia a » ~« ’ ings. ose woven. ts Pe fections wil ect | Subfect to misweares. aainas Rear St aff _ | the seamless style. poe Wonderfully roomy. with overstuff Smal! Rugs, size 27x54 : af as. Sere Se ee Rugs, cize 4.¢x6, tx = fnehes, In patterns and : ™ : — cglorm that will harmon- quamty sacs. patterna. tn rich ig tee lal nae MRE td Fea in Si am .Serraéell “ — wen pat , | GRASS SEED | HYDRATED LIME 7 o— 4 > +? a . , Danse ...Schwareaka ||| Now is the time to sew it. But Sheuld be used at least once iss Zimmerman be stre it's “Evergreen.” The every vear. Your lawn will be same brand we have sold for the healthier and thrive more. It’s past 15 rears. net too ear!vy to spread it. 5S ibe. Lb., 43c >" $1.95 pong aa sa 8Sc Save 7c to Ile on every Save 10c end £00 on the dance pro- gram at Broadcasting the pound. every bag. —— : Lnensitlill 4 éown cushions, soft spring | lines; ies [m ermsand hair filling; finest | bolste Papeete: Rugs Axminster Rugs 4 | quality mohair. $5 (| 2 pieces at.. Seconds of $2 9 A limited lot of seamless ‘Reem. size Rugs; §8.3x106 in 9x12 Rugs in handsome floral, medallion patterms in rose, conventional and small allover blue, brown, green and taupe. designs in = varied assortment } Woven with a deep nap, that of color effecta Desirable for insures satisfactory service. all rooms. = 9 $185 Bedreem Suite Bow-end bed, 5%-inch dresser, ¢ robe and vanity dresser of dustproof Remarkable value — SHOP CAREFULLY: SSS NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERMITTED ARR sap Bae ig om Sethe aad oo Small Rugs Small Rugs |Pere — ya Garland: Lous Larguso Wemeny Specialty Shag ~ ™ rigid laboratory tests for |] 2@-Sene—citaliaty— Be ES | | Heinz, with pork and JE in a °: 4 : — - | : | Villl)—Se come vof | | tomato sauce; 18c are ecarcely noticeable. anaes crates ae | 2 en = of samples and now present a ve quality before it can | ae Ag sti cans, l4c; 120 cans. - : “~~ @ Furniture at a pronounced saving Good grade Axminster Practical Axminster | Rugs; size 36x70 inches, Rugs; size 36x70 inches, | woven of good grade _ Ina variety of designs in yarns in numerous pat- neat color combinations. Sale of Spring Dresses _- “aa a An Economy Event of Rare Magnitude! ~ 2 = - etme nes ee - — —~« Se Rugs Velvet Rugs $8.00 Grade. 93.99 $375 Grade. 92-40 Closely woven, seamless A limited lot of Velvet Rugs; size 27x54 inches, Rugs; size 27x54 inches. that are very practicalfor The imperfections will use around the home. net impair the wear- Many patterns ing qualities. Printed Crepes Wool Crepe Combinations Cantons : Taffetas The Best Dress Values We Have Seen in Years! Take Your Choice Tuesday at This Extraordinarily Low Price— Reese op Rugs A small lot of Baise sise 22x36 inc in several pleasing patt erns in 4l FF | = Shown Brand- ¥ a ae Tuesday New : ) for the Spring ~ : ¥ First Dresses - | : | Time . 4 ? we ’ +F Ss : ~~ — : | Oe ; we * . - — | as oo *s «3 . SP atte ss o aera” 2 ~a™ ee ee or New Basques talc i ) Straightlines eee 2. I oe ey Extreme Values Boz Pleats ‘| ey TR SF | | a? =) ee Offered at get: Ls att s . ome a5 ‘ 7 A aigeal = d: de« ) ; hi fT re AES ) é, ' .. 9 ual ity m handsome colors | 1 . *y ~_ e- i = os oie 1h i 7a (TS a * so a they are guitable for ——" } Covers, cushions, ete. | Dresses Galore Ss } eget ) Ih =e FT A 3 _ hes ee for the Street and \ Es Se 1: AO AeA All New 1923 Models~ Afternoon | ose { a fl Many beautifully beaded; some embroidered; others trimmed in tinsel, braids, fancy buttons, flowers, buckles or self-

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=. ty Neto eats Se one reste SPO rT em Ty Eg Rey 7 = 4 ; e City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Corzbined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ! AAPA ee 2 ee ; _ * SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 12 famous~Barr Cos ee Sales | 0 in Merc shandise—Few Restuicted Articles Bicepted. Tuesday Our Madeira Linen Sale Features Madeira Tablecloths i dl td * $25 Value— $ 1S wi Special. ee © 0.0) : @ 72-inch round Cloths of pure linen, lavishly embroid- ered in center and border de- signs—solid, eyelet and seed work. $14.50 54-inch Cloths ... 99. $7.95 36 and 45 inch Cloths. ...$4.95 $25 Madeira Covers Oblong, 66x98-inch table Covers— all-linen with hand scalloped edges and hand-embroidered center and border designs. Special at.. $18.45 $4.50 Centerpieces Round, 24-inch Madeira Centers— elaborately hand embroidered in solid and eyelet paisa 3 Spe- cial at $50 Madeira Spreads 90x108-inch Spreads with gorgeous hand-embroidered designs and hand- scalloped edges. Spe- clal at $8.50 Pillewensn” Madeira linen, with hand-made rose- point scalloped edges and hand-em- broidered designs. 4 5 TUESDAY 5 Store—A RUGS BD seperfoct Rugs $. are slight 1 not lessen the — Lt Foatescce ser I Penetbece Impetus Will Be Given t to Our F sbvininiats Furniture e Sale Tuesday by This Offering oe Grand Rapids fee ple Furniture _ —Handsome Living-Room Furniture Specially Purchased and Shown Tomorrow for the First Time ray of color combina- tions. ~All 9x12 feet size. Will give excellent ser- - one of America’s most noted makers of high-quality Furniture we secured a number samples and now present a very exceptional opportunity to purchase elegant Living-Room Furniture at a pronounced saving. Furniture of a type that will fittingly grace the most per- 4 appointed home, every piece showing the skill of master craftsmen —samples made for - the iture Exposition held in Grand Rapids, and there is but one of a stvle. #1050 Louis XV $965 Queen | $950 Davenport _ $-Piece Suite Anne Suite | and Chair & Made with gracefully A 3 - piece Suite with Italian 2-piece set of " curved ends, base and top beautiful lines, made of | solid mahogany mohair wall: solid mahogany solid mahogany; down | and imported velour; all p Siroughout and fitted with cushions covered with down cushions goo pil- ? down-filled cush- Frizette mohair combined | lows. meena Only the one $630 a — — 4 —_ - Seamless Rugs $50.50 Grade $39.95 handsome floral, In medallion and oconven- tional designs, in an ar. Extremely High-Grade Pieces Offered at a Saving of....... oP Pte rae Sanne tt Ce ret oF fa om 2 . $22.50 Doz. Napkins Madeira Napkina, in 18 and: 2tiach sizes, of splendid linen and exquisitely hand-embroidered, in various attractive designs. Special 6 for $7 95 $8.50 Card Table Covers Madeira Covers, 36 inches squdré and attractively hand em- $7. 45 $1300 Overstuffed Suite Solid mahogany daven- port chair, high - back chair and bench with hand-carved bases and beautiful French - blue Gamask uphol- $780 stery. The suite. $500 Davenport | . and Chair Of excellent taupe mohair, Louis XVI style with down cushions. The two pleces , size 8.8x10.6, in a number @esigns, in pleasing colorings, lonal drop-stitches and mis. broidered, for .. Madeira Towels:: - Hand-scalloped and embroidered in elaborate designs, on Bird's-eye” ; size 24x39 inches; $2.98 to $3. allie in this sale 59c. Madeira Doilies . Oval, round and oblong Madeira Doilies—hand scalloped and neat 3 designs. Special at, each... . «.« Cc — — Rugs $10.80 credo 911.50 ‘Practical Axminster Rugs, eize 4.6x6, in many patterna. in rich oolor- ings. Closely woven in the seamless style. : with plain. Buite at The Suite ; 8825 Davenport $900 Davenport and Chair and Chair Wonderfully roomy, with In Louis XVI. style. overstuffed; very graceful \ down cushions, soft spring @pmsand hair filling; finest | | jonsand pillows. One sam- | lines; three pillows and ‘ mohair. $495, ple only | 2 pieces at.. $695 bolster roll; all down cushions. A sam- ok suite at Sa % $485 Bedroom Suite i | $300 Bedroom Suite $325 All-Mohair Suite "= Bow-end bed, 50-inch dresser. chiffo- Bow-end bed. dresser. 48-inch chiffe- Davenport and chair, loose cushions; and vanity dresser of dustproof con- robe and large vanity dresser: dustproof; excellent grade mohair in choice of colors; Remarkable value solid mahogany drawer sides. soft-spring — os) Ce 2 pieces at.. oe .$215 | struction; side and ER I a ee er 3 pieces $285 | chair; special, each , sb eeee sens soe a [ s | Seventh Flo oor $1200 Italian 3=-Piece Suite An attractive over-stuff- ed Suite with hand-carved | | base; mohair and damask upholstery; all down cush- | Madeira Napkins = a Of pure linen, in 13-inchiselsey. exquisitely hand embroidere@-end hand scalloped. Various effective designs. $ 7.98 values, dozen for. $10.50 values, dozen for. $11.98 values, dozen for. Madeira Scarfs Beautiful Madeira linen Scarfs; hand embroidered in solid and eyelet work, with rose point scal- loped edges. $4.00, 18x36-in. Scarfs. . $5.00, 18x45-in. Scarfs.. $6.00, 18x54-in. Scarfs. . _= ES LE AT ee | $450 Dining-Room Suite 66-inch buffet, china cabinet, serving table, 8-foot extension table with genuine walnut top, dust- 4? oe | con- . $5.95 . $7.95 . $8.98 . $2.95 . $3.95 .$4.95 Tuesday—The Second Day of Our Extensive February Sale of Dinnerware @ Those who have not yet profited by this remarkable opportunity to save so extremely on Dinnerware of the most wanted kinds should do so at once—and to many we would suggest that for wedding gifts nothing could be more appropriate than selection from the following’ groups: $150 to $225 The thousands of Curtains and vast quantity of Drapery Materials offered at extreme savings in this comprehensive sale indicate the obvious advantage of supplying your new st itl and Summer a at this event. a a a eee Lace Curtains a oh 95. Superior quality imported and do- mestic Lace Curtains of distinctive designing, including Swiss Pambour, filet and Seotch weaves—Curtains fitted to grace the most beautiful room. — me eee | - $8 to $10 Values: Pair. . ——_—— ——— $25 Dinner Sets. 100-piece Sets, of light- $ "a 350 Except the special roups advertised, all our 42, 50 and 100-piece Sets, and all open stock at this savings tomor- weight semi-porcelain; plain shape; white and gold band de- sign. Spec lal at $35 to $50 $65 to $135 se aes Dinner Sets | Dinner Sets Dinner Sets “oD Values, Pair. eg ores yey sear “with : ooo pons Bw aaa four border designs, including Living, dining and bedroom Cur- prensa : designs. included. tains of handmade Arabian and Irish | ieee All Tyiaeiare also filet-weave Curtains with Point Venise motifs and lace edging. 190-piece Sets made by Havi- border designs; some with gold English semi-porcelain: ~eirover handles: bread and butter plates point lace, mounted on excellent net- $6 to $7.50 50 Another lot of these splendid 100-piece Sets of Theo. Havi- land & Co.in plain Derby shape; ? d tt tive border handles. ye me Elana re gra oe and fast- ane o sauceboat included. ting with exquisite border designs; — ae ee —_— ~—_ -_—— $1.75 and $2.00 Net Curtains Crisp, newly arrived Tus- In rich, handsome color- | Paneling hee | wie net Curtains; plain, ings and designs, this very | $1 Terry Cloth Sectional Paneling; in ¢x- | with bordered bottoms, or | good quality is desirable pene cieie: yy 20: ea ¥ ep es iB celient quality filet weave; | all-over conventional de- | for window or door drap- Cl ] d EK] tri S each section is 6% to 9 finished with bullion | erfes. The inches wide and 2% yards specially $5 65 | yard . Special Tuesday W ool Serge signs, fring; the pair.. re involved in this sale the ot finished cite. et, $1 50 Cretonnes JA fortunate purchase makes possible this of new 50-inch Cretonnes of splen- id quality in handsome colors amé designs; are suitable for draperies, furniture Cushions, etc. Se — \ jong: please bring window measurements; the gection $3.75 Ruffled Curtains Dainty dotted grenadine Curtains; with full ruffles and matching tie-backs, desirable for bedrooms, sunroonis or nurs- $2. 65 eries; the pair.. oe $3.75 Drapery Silks For very handsome drap- eries, this 50-inch excellent quality Silk is shown in plain and figured designs in two-color combi- $2. 95 nations; the yard, 85C_ priced, $5.00 Fringed Curtains In three handsome de- signs, these super-filet Cur- tains are finished with deep bullion fringe; splendid for living room and dining rooms; only a limited quantity, at, pair $3.75 to $4.50 Lace Curtains Filet weave Curtains; in various attractive designs, with plain or figured cen- | ters and finished with over- locked scalloped edges. In- cluded are dainty shadow net ruffled Cur- tains; the pair... $3.85 | | $2.35 | Sdc to $1.25 Cretonnes A limited lot of vard- wide Cretonnes: in the newest and most artistio designs and color combine- tions suitable for draperies, cushions, etc., and A7c¢ offered at, the yard. $1.00 and $1.25 Curtain Nets A large asortment of handsome Nets in various weaves; suitable for case- ment, sash or door paneling, shown in white, ivory and beige, the a Four Silk Specials for Tuesday 4 Ratmouse Re $7 69 in black only. an x twilled back ; 40 inches wide. An draping fabrics, that ts 75 alue.. Excellent fancy weaves. ————— 3 ae donstlidbts. —s ws ) Suitings 72 quality silk-and- repe Suitings in plain and bat spat a 40 inches wide. Wanted colors and black. 98 ———————————————————— $2.50 Value. . Taffeta 19 $7.19 : Yard wide changeable Taffeta in a comprehensive collection of the season's most popular col- ors. For dresses, waists, etc. Crepe de Chine QE. 71s Crepe de Chine iike this is a very popular Spring fabric. Full 40 inches wide raven black only.’ and comes in Third Filoor @ Medium-weight, all-wool French Serge that is excellent for Spring suite, capes and wraps; wide and shown in navy blue and black. Third Fioeor $2.50 Value, Yard.. $7 28 54 inches ga ee @ Strongly built Sweepers with air-cooled motor and powerful suction; also equipped with wide cleaning nozzle and brush for pick- ing up surface litter. May be purchased on terms, if desired. 18*'- Stero Electric Fireless Cookers can cook a complete meal on a Stero Cooker in a short time. Pitted with hotplate and automatic dial. May be purchased $48. 50 on terme, if desired, at ....«+«s 0 6ebede rumba dds tod dadas stat _ Tuesday’s Specials in Household Needs Many Will Profit by These Underpriced Necessities for the Home as Well as thé: Comnied Ceeadoy— sa Refrigerators Fieor samples and discon- tinued numbers. White enameled.and porcelain lined. Limited quantity. Discount of | i Stoves and Ranges Our entire line of sample coal Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves, Ranges and wood Heating Stoves, at a 20% discount of ee on | Lenox Soap Made by Procter and Gam- ble. 120 Abed to case. Limit of one case to a buyer. No phone or mail orders. Kitchen Cabinets ee. Sek, rs the og a Seabee $81.95 Refrigerators | | utomatioc make, golden finish e with honey oF: 116- “>- $65.00 $71.50 Refrigerators Automatic remit pene about 86- ous capacity. Golden oak nish case with water ocool- er. Discontinued $57.0 0 sample . cooler. capacity. tinued sample .. $2.26 gal. can ready-mixed Paints $2.75 24-Ib. household Scales $19.45 water-motor Washing Machines.... \ White Table Tops, seconds $4 grade 33 with bucket FOSt coeestas . $3.96 and $4.50 Food Choppers............828.75 $2.25 Aladdin Oval Roasters .......+«e-+0-G1.59 $1.50 cast tron Sadiron Heaters. .«...«n.... 750 $1.65 cast iron Sadiron Heaters............-850 $1.90 cast iron gad iron Heaters ee FC Giz® ..cewss.-...- 550 $1.50 O'Cedar Triangle 0 0 0enbebee sae $1.85 folding Ironing Boards ....«..+...-81.29 Stretchers ... «..+.+sec«..-823.79 Peer, * |

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Pegs allt apnne * —— he Ani. tn as dy tas cs mith: 9 ee a ee — and the Times Combined. a _ SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT | Famous~bB — te Oe , We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for. $2 in Cash |” | or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. — > = ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat arr Cos February Saie Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday ON PAGE il Ax a ee Ue oe Largest Distributors of Merchan at Retail in Missouri and the Ves | Tuesday Many Men Will Undoubtedly Consider the Advantage of Selecting From These user Suit New Spring Models for Men and Young M en Offered in Three Value-Giving Groups Two-lrouse f € The comprehensiveness of the assortments, quite as much as the excellence of the Suits and the special prices, will make this opportunity attractive to men and young men. They are clothes of quality and the extra pair of trousers makes them doubly desirable. “Oe EO" Se Fe eee ee - fm 2-lrouser 2-Trouser 2-Trouser Ah Suits Suits Suits NS i * $30 and $35 Values $55 to $65 Values $40 and $45 Valzes ° ne TR ae oe cy, F oe a 4 2 o> . Ne : y 5 () $ y 5 a j | $ ° $ . : “ :a ‘ the ' q ; a , ’ * ° , i 2 7 | ot 7 7 | Single and double New 1923 models for men Single and double ; . , . ~ . ’ 7 - . wily . a onl , = ° a breasted and specrts mod- and young men; in singie and breasted models for men [a : ouble breasted odels - In Denne 1l_+e3 . ie els for men and young double breasted models In and young men; well-tal- > . Two TRH rae ana four nutton - ) ; men: every Suit of serv tots gga peer inp lored and suitable for jm- " " : | i a 4 - -_> , > -~ ~ —* ~ ~ ha © : i. ~ = te ; See effects: also sports and Nor- . P 7 —> " > > } } ; } Vey ,” — > ; ~ : > styling and carefn! tailor- and fine-twill, plain biue terns and colorings must . . “~~ . a ’ . ” - ‘ a . il le 4 . * : ~; ing in all Suits, with the serge. Sizes to 5b, including Wanted and everv Suit extra pair of trousers stouts, slims, stubs and extra splendidly tailors making for added s2rvice. Sizes. throughout. Overcoats Overcoats Gabardine Coats $35 to $40 Values Oxford Gray and Black Double-Breasted Models Handso mel) martly - * a Coats of Priestiey’s cravenette- | ae The mu approved en's Che o ; mm ; stvied Overcoats in inverted-pieat, ; ti” rege __ . & 3 ned hr 4 aS th =F ne > , ae belted styles; of excellent all-wool . 5 : s: r zs e for ra sts ' ! ner’s - satin—Coats r eas . = pacts fabrics with plaid back: in various . ce Gays or era: S née wear. Sizes a > , - ar = ‘ > 2 ' Q > had Sires for owas wees. a > = $2 to lin out =o smaces. Sires for men and young ; - * D S Mouts, sims coat bp cluding stouts and silims i atu men. . anc Ss. -& 5. 2 eae _ — - — — RE Second Floor — — — — See ~ OP Fe Cee chee eee = For Women and Misses—A Most Alluring Collection of oe as we . | NED ee a — __«—«,! saaev ts) Priced at. € Extremely smart models for street and after- | noon wear, developed of Spring’s most approved | weaves and in various new stvles for women, misses and matrons. Novel trimmings as well : : re & |e ae ; “9 | , ‘Fi a aU . as chic sleeve and collar arrangements make a. age 15. 19m these frocks unusually attractive. Sizes 14 to 44. pe cn rrepondent of the Pust-| arty all ch. Frocks of flat crepe, Canton, laffeta, crepe de chine, Geor- gette and the new prints—uin maple, cocoa, cornflower French blue, beige, black, brownand navy. . certain that the at Smart New Spring Capes at Graceful Capes of black Brytonia, a wool fabrie with a silker fin- ish: some have collars of Summer fur, others have collars fastening . scheme worked a the appropriation é P, Rae a Piel, ni 7 Pp - Ay ae ; i ee Re, eee : ets sors 1npoineees ¢ the adjeurnment of with novelty buekle—all silk lmed. - “ ae , - any of ad oul a bills ti . "" “et @ appropriation bills ta —e was partr interest States of the } All Laces Special Introductory Selling of Women’s i. | -i | 66 29 : ye At Discount of | | “Athena” Union Suits —Sold Here Exclusively in St. Louis - Irish. Filet. Potat | | "$1.75 to $2.50 $ me Tr ~ Binge _and Vaien- jf i: Vai f c arnes Laces. : ‘i wes a ; effect of this is withim the last 10 Boys’ Two-Pants Suits? | @ These tine-ribbed. white mercerized | Union Suits, which are shown here ex- | clusively in St. Louis, invariably please ~ ther the Governor's aes ~~ _ Offering $6.50 to $7.50 Values ax, *4& = ay. ¢ Well-tailored Shirts in neckband style—all made of silks of the most serv- iceable Tatlored of splendid _-* > ’ ° - * - : QuacctyY €.:-wool cassim cheviots and tweeds in models with pleats around belts and yokes In new checks, s + -— -~ «-* ~ x“ * - ? and fancy mixtures, tn pleasing colors. A]! 8 to 18 vears - Every Suit with an extra pair of trousers. thereby doubling the life of the Suit. Beth pairs of pants are lined throughout and doubly sewed at all points of strain. - Made to Sell This Spring for $14.5@ | || and so amply cut as to be unusually > ae = - | women. Thev are made in closed stvle. | comtortable as well as serviceable. Only 1200 garments in lot: regular and extra sizes. S Gegin packing up pes | the session the following Sat-/ oe ripes 4 ty yight | ‘izes | May Speed Up Appropriations. For Women—A Very Special Group of pane of the last & and it is alme Second Ficer | grades and offering wide choice as well as splendid savings—a group Pget throuch bills « $2.50 Value— on Tuesday...... from which manv will anticipate needs for months to come. Sizes 14 to 17. A Special Purchase of Serpentine Crepe | ] 5 € Plain and fancy weaves and chiffon net glove silk Hose- with Tots’ 50c Mercerized Socks 4 | - | silk garter tops and well reinforced at h a | Kimonos and Coats H at heel and toe. In black and | Half-length fancy colored Socks with rol 1 tops and white Socks ae Whole the same day 7 : ‘2 — I |. $0ic colored crepes, trimmed wt $ 95 | with colored tops. Pyke « wet om 1 | Again Tuesday—Women’s Sample and Mussed Z crepe. ‘in floral designs wit The Dreakfast Coats are of — — tei time in the Senate ' ' of the whole Handmade Underweat | ; | Third Fleer i } oe ~~ ~~, Se or OF wee amless Wilton Ru gs |. A Most Unusual Opportunity to Secure —of Silk and Cotton Weave — Regularly $5 to $45 ‘3 : ‘ : i} o— 1 tt iF e* long service. All are woven in | one piece and come in patterns and col- | orings that are suitable for any decora- tive scheme. Size 9x12 ft. eens ni ee — , inster Rugs’ Closely woven. tn Chinese blue mulberry - ahd taupe grays. Sise - | ee $43.65 | | ' La aa REE AR Ay ; ’ ' =" $465 S42. 9119 Closely weven with deep pile. De- large and smal! ‘ile osaic \ sirable patterns and colers. effects. cna A TA este. a a ee fs ad - + owe 7 é * a pie ie. i “apr Pee Ate Bw i ad * aa oa ae eS P Meee RR he an uy ae ued “te - Maal Mis jae we ns Am i we ua hod, ¥ ., 1a - W ws a, + a Se a, Sa $93.50 Value—Offered at. . | Gb ° = reget eo ne) J 20 4 raveling Bags oo with extra heavy nap, assuring i oe —=— | Seconds of $16.75 to $25 Grades, oy 40 Small Rage size 6x9 feet With colors thru to the back, | leather lined and exceptionally large ae ee ¢ * > a f = f iS 7 *f © fe © © wy oad bait Be, € Handmade ipow gowns, envelope chemist camisoles, straight chemis and French and step : ERSON CITY. Mo.. Feb. 19.) gave a) tive procgastination has? cluded _ ; tive pregram to embarrass 1967. Hisde will not be accomplished. Louis | sty faifure to get the appropria- | founged bills along the way to passase, ro , — ig now virtually no possi bilicy ‘te se the Democratic Senators can get, Con Gevernor into the hole which merita, ey planned at their St. Louis con-) plays | March 1 and to have ready | @ ~hestri e passage the various bills abolish-/ the « i the offices of a ntimber of tne; Imp te get these measures to the | strumei ser more than 19 days prior | chestra: and if he vetoed any of thetr sions, them over the veto. diluted Program. g it is, none of the importaat and & Rome measures are far advanced | their r m the calendar of either house, and) - i. main appropriation bills have: one me even been introduced. It i8! .¢ one mabtful if they get in before the | 4qiph € 2 of this week. or early next week, | forts will mean. that there is litthe | 55 Ce bility that they will be passed) . ssa) act before the final adjournment. Meertant legislation at the will of) ,. os eGevernor. A bill which reaches; ,,, | s does not go hack to the Leg-, fe lat If the Governor vetoes it % me bdead. <A bill reaching him more | all the 10 davs prior to adjournment club.” be acted upen by him with The @ays. If vetoed it is returned tO)... Legisiature. which decides | wore - to PR is probable the Legisiature will the pi . Saturday night. Mareh 1;.' Rut The T0-day period during which the pj .snes Melsiaters are paid $5 a day wt | aw mi March 14 and after that time, iy will receive only $1 a Gay. its » the $1 davs begin the mem- the & EW the main appropriation bills ate | c5eipt Feduced by next Saturday. which | gate ; Glo ve Silk Hosie r y S pa) _ ty Rei poveacs em the be-|s and importance in 1% days. . | t& impossible to pass any bill, | ’ | . one which calls for no debate, | incre® Pleas than five days, and on appro- % Rien billie. which are long and’ - t are considered section. by sec- |; ie twq weeks is a short time. If be & Bfeduced on Saturday, they could; =——=a Teed a second ‘ime on Monday | « the House th®n could begin con-) ring them in the committee of | % he a short time for this stage | e the proceedings and their en-~ ment could hardly be expected | « eae Wednesday. The final vote | nae BS the House could themcome om) ¢ re ® : They could be read the), 7 could he taken wr fn com- " ty will not take as much time! _ “msidering them and they proba-| Would be engrossed by Fridar. and passed Saturday ° - Prohahiy newer has occurred | . the Senate has passed appro-- - bills tm the form seat over @ the House. which means that wr the House would a t ductor Democrat'¢ | tights, dig for him... the ¢ out was to of the bills passed | techniqg The scheme the fr the Legisia- fled to the items in. the in which) eous t ¢ J to attempt rowdti who - tae ane - 3 veto shail be : aries and usually the #3 will remain | ee | days of the ec * tmpossibie | neir magni- ie Three days the € / e ‘ that day and ™ The Sena te, t am a we ae] | drawers—many garments m ae ee match—trimmed with re — cowhide Bags, with imperfec- laces, cut work a con-| tions so slight as scarcely to be Wetnesay o| noticed—a remarkable oppor- would be im tunity te secure a smart Bag. : sa Bs, } “@elays or fl-: Mu ae entia| aa

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af = i Distributors « of Merchandise in Missouri and the West. ection of en fin- ening eurth Floor ———— ng of Women’s ion Suits $39.4 75 | of this week, or early next week, cial Group of losiery EE glove silk Hose; with double and toe. In black and brown. Socks aS sid tops and white Socks iderwear Bee Cotton Weaves— egularly $5 to $45 ndmade _ slipover , envelope chemises, straight chemises nch and_ step-in S—many garments to —trimmed with real cut work and hand- wee acon. By ine, axon clot tiste. ' ‘W-day period during which the the main appropriation bills ate q oon i ee _. os ats -eagteetees Peres . - 4 “* = «© -- tee * * ose - ‘eceeeee : > Cit seers slee* “we — _ . oom . . 4 : «* ere ° - es . S Saee- tbs sespepeees set epee eeetates che sd hc: Listes eebhee eae ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1923. PAGES 13—22 RATS SLOW GN HOLE a ae — Plenty of Money Would Soon Put St. Louis Orchestra Front Rank, Says Deems Taylor in mM HYDE if the A eeertant Cau-| | Measures Far Ad-| on the Calendar of Deems Taylor, the middle section of the country. TION BILLS | ir YET INTRODUCED | Werewith is his third article on the. | gt. Louis orchestra. It is the twelfth lean of the series. ye Was to Get Certain: By Deems Taylor. “3 to the Governor. Them city’s activities /art. are antedated York's. | good condition, in this field of only by to Pass w His Veto. ‘ shows that on Oct. ¥ ' | 18, 1860, the Consolidate Philhar- CURTIS A. BETTS, monic Orchestra of St. Louis, regu- ) pondent of the Post- larly organized, with a salaried con- _Dispatch. ‘ ductor (his name was Sobolewski) RSON CITY, Mo.. Feb. 19.| gave a concert whose program in- Hive procrastination has? cludea Beethoven and other lesser n that the Democratic ! lights. This orchestra lasted until ye program to embarrass’ 1867. After a 12-year hiatus the St. Hirde will not be accomplished. Louis Symphony Society was Me failure to get the appropria- founged and has endured since. this along the way to passage, year rounding out its forty-third sea- re is now virtually no possibility son of Democratic Senators can Ket Considered strictly on its technical wawernor into the hole» which merits, the St. Louis Orchestra ds- sed at their St. Louis con-, plays undeniable crudities. Some of sein December to dig for him., the players are excellent. but manv Secneme worked out was to of them seem lack the tone and ve the appropriation bills passed | tech’nique one looks for in first-class. momarch 1 and to have realy) orchestral musicians. The sound of e the various bills abolisi-/ the orchestra is frequentiv raw and tie‘imperfectly blended. many of the men were playing poor in- struments. Having heard the 6r-! chestra only once. Iam hardly quali- fled to do more than .record impres | sions, but my guegs would be that the personnel is rather heterogen- ,eous, the proportion of skilled. well- routined plavers being sownanp deena diluted by, an admixture of veterans who have outlived their usefulness. jand beginners who have vet to learn their trade. Ganz Explains His Difficulties. One thing that hurts the quality of the orchestra and hampers Rwv-| dgiph Ganz, its conductor, his ef- forts to improve, the fact that so many of the players do too much outside work. playing more or less — i'regulafly in theaters, motion picture effect of this is to leave all} }ouge§ and dance orchestras. That ant legislation at the will of) :. siways demoralizing; for, to quote Governor. A bill which reaches | the conductor’s despairing words: pwithim the last 10 days of the} wiiw can I teach a man the dif- Woes not go back to the Leg- ferenge between piano and pianissi- If the Governor vetoes it it mo when he has been-playing forte med. A bill reaching him more! .) the-night before at the country | B10 days prior to adjournment |...” . abe peted vie Seg oY aim “within The obvious cure for yt If wetped od 4 neyarecd bles is money. money _ Tegisiature. which decides more rehearsals, to the Governor's veto shall be aries inf firat.clacs few | provide better instruments the present members But money what Orchestra lacks. It number of guarantors 1900——but the average tributed comparativels the largest individual contribution being $10.000 More than any fhe Middle West. ganization mst look ceipts to heip pay its expenses. ‘gate receipts are a motoriously in- adequate source. of income for A symphony orchestra Consequently of the last 10 days of the!) economy must be the first consid- and it is almost impossible | eration-in St. Louis. The conductor #hrough bills of their magni- | cannot go out and hire star players fand importance in 10 days. right and left, simply because he : fs impossible to pass any bill, | happens to need them, nor can he mone which calls for no debate, | increase salaries induce his men than five davs, and on appro- | to-etve up their theater aril motion bills, which are long and/ picture jobs. are considered section by sec-| He must take his material muc h as m, two weeks is a short time. If he finds it, improving its quality only on Saturday, they coho ——“aa—X——————SX"“"_* Mead a second time on Monday the Food and Drug Ve- » House tht®n “ype erin con- other departments them in the mmittee of by the appointees of _ the Same day Three davs have been introduced. | eon East time for this stage though few of them -~have been re- eedings and their en- They ported froni committees. ate yg 4 Peers tae could be rushed through fn time to . © na vote compel action by the Governor be- Bree could thercome Dae fore ee te ae but we ste we “oh time in the Senate that day ana been Seen ape eggs aaa lar Could he taken up in and goubtful —s ny " “rf hy 00 the | Bee the whole. ‘The Senate | ™mearure? will ee teagen mY Will not take as much time | i — ae” ai ated bs the | ng them and they proba- S¢ ‘* ne gs ge vernor can be engrossed by Friday | Present eae tit without | nd passed Saturday. ~ | use vere irene thos peli from the | Wrobably never has occurred danger, of petecrene ; have ad- the Senate | Legislature, which will bills in the toa agate yar journed before he is required to act. Ouse, which means that on a the House would consider TENTH WARD RESOLUTION Hine (seins. raulure of QPPOSES BRIDGE PROPOSAL | " its agree to these amend- : require a report of the mt to the - w aah | Aldermen Asked to Memorialize Con- | Would be done on Tuesday, gress for Act Placing Control of Sihe Senate would decide Bridge Under a Commission. to recede or to insist upon | A resolution of opposition moll the | oat preposal of the Chamber of ‘ om- | ee would require the ap-| merce thar the raijroads and the city | of a conference commit-lexchange the uses of the~Municipal | would take a day or two, /and ‘Eads bridges to enable the rail- Shat the report of the con-| roads to reorganize the terminal imittee would get back to | facilities of the St. Louis district was and House Wednesday or | passed yesterday by the Tenth Ward te final action would be| Improvement Association. easures. Thus the| . The Board of Aldermen wae asked an of two weeks would be |to memorialize Congress for the pas- Pratl and this is allowing no sage of an act placing control of the sof unexpected delays or fili- | Municipal bridge under a commis- by Republicans. uven this | sion. The Interstate Commerce not pass the bills until | Commission now has control of rates m mine days before the date over the bridge as S mie adjournment | arthur Stoehr was re-elected pr tn » the offices of a number of more appoimees. The scheme get these measures the more than 10 days prior sadjieurnment of Legisia- mand if he vetoed of their bills or any of the items in ppriation bills which Was party interest, attempt them over the veto. S@atus of the Program. fi is, none of the important measures are far advance | b calendar of either house, and ‘in appropriation bills have even been introduced. It is | mul if they get in before the as if or) oo the any in to in ' is will mean that there is little ty that they will be passcd before the final adjournment. these trou- to~ pay for the sal- plavers, and t . LO! pay ; to pbable the Legislature will Geturday night, March 17. | ven large than con- the St. has a more arnount modest i would give. BENG SeGay SHSt HO 'wEy . (ing of property owners affected by has | lenkineers. to facilitate | marks the) 19.—-Advo- | ‘the route ' Basements ' street | litigation | work | hands ‘ formally | sory Committee for a . — musician- and gave him a' i Courthouse | been , tion | signing handling all the condemnation suits in one divigion of Circuit Court, is viewed favorably by several mem- bers of the Citizens’ Supervisory which is seeking means start on the pro- gram. Condemnation guired for projects under at least 12 of the 20 bond issue items author- ized in the special election Feb. 9. Some of these items cover several projects and the street widening and opening item includes 3 separate improvements. é¢ach requiring condemnation actton Estimates on the time required for over of these sites rayge from two to five’ years, and cannot be started until the authorized take over the property involved ¢ The suggestion, made at the ' Hall, that the cases be placed in the of one Judge, has not been placed before the Supervi- recommenda- tion to the Circuit Judges. W. Frank Carter, chairman of the Supervisory Committee. said such action should cut down the delays in legal proce- dure and said he favored any steps some city is to oe ity Delays confronting the committee ‘may postpone the start upon the first iproject past early summer, the time predicted by officials following pas- age of the bond program. Sale of Bonds First Step. Preparations for sale of the a bonds will require from three to fou longer. before the initial according to the Comp- troller’s No construction _or- dinances can be passed by the Roard of Aldermen until the money for that work is in the treasury. Several Al- months or is sold. offic e taken up un- goes in after the April 3 Four- the president of that time. new board election and ted at til the Aldermen board will. be elec Meetings of the Super Com- mittee thus far have been rgan- ization. and a discussion of the bond market and prebeble rates of interest that should be fixed for the first bonds sold. No action has been taken designating the inital projec’ The Market street widening ~suit has been in the courts since Nov. 16, and service has not been com- pleted on all of the more than 1000 defendants involved. The case has been set for April 24. but further de- lay is expected, as the City Coun selor’s office has estimated it will require until November to get ail the“defendants into court. The Union Station Plaza included in the suit originally were combined They were separated the ballot at the issue election, to permit a vute them seperately. Condemnation a will be in- volved in obtaining sites for the new and Municipal Auditori- for these buildings are in the plans for the Me- morial Plaza. Which also is expected to provide long-drawn-out legal ac- Leen isoryv for O on site is Aas on bond on tion um Sites ‘tion in acquiring the.10 city blocks to included Suits probably will be necessary to he ' obtain routes desired for some of the and part of iver .des Peres, water channel. obtainec on A mass meet- iniprov sments, nf the R storm have been some of the property. sewer sewer and River des Peres project suggested to enable explana- of the route, and up of right-of-way the agree- | ments. which has become cov- | the | to available | is now | i ot a rectors would have to be consulted | *'t® ‘hospital improvements proposed | approach ‘the northeast approach, city’s right to condemn ground The item for new parks and play- ‘grounds includes provision for four | bathhouses gand four two of each for negroes, and must be obtained The item algo includes $1,400,000 for the put chase of additional land for parks, playgrounds and recreation fields. Situation As to Hospitals. Sites are available for most of the pools, land will have to be bougkt for the $1,200,000 hospital for negroes. Suits also will have to be institu- ted to condemn ground for the west to the Free Bridge, and if built. The on the TIllindis side for this approach. under a Federal grant, expires in February; 1924. Similar action wil! be taken in ob- taining ground for the new water- works at Howards Bend, and right- of-way for the supply mains, if ef forts are made by property owners in the county to increase the prices, it was said today. swimming | but land | bere of sald two named bridge. ithe ison, (Chamber which / more |agree to build six eastern approaches | to Free Bridge (expenditure ' bond issue election.” ‘permit | payers’ suits 8 will be re- | , ple ‘the \the projects | ‘and going ‘states that: 'This supplemental | lished | gineers, idea. ' 14. proprietary , 10097). Says Now That Bond ison! Has Passed Roads Should . Join in Giving Unfettered and Toll-Free Facilities, Gerhart. the South Association Frank H. he 1or speaking, and Ward has submitted to the Post-Dis- patch an argument against the ex- change of the uses of the Municipal Kads bridges between the city and the trunk-line railroads entering .St. Louis, as proposed by the Termi- nals Committee of the Chamber of | Commerce. | The argument follows: In your edition of Feb. 15. giving | an outline of the engineers’ report upon the plan, heretofore set out in* Terminals Committee report, | represented by Melville L. Wilkin-| chairman, submitted to the'| of Commerce in July last, | item entitled: “‘Trains to} on Municipal Bridge span: no toll charge; 26 trunk lines! is run making unnecessary | of $1,500,000, voted in| Will you kindly! me, as chairman of the| Ward Improvement and Tax- | Association, as well as the | South Forest. Park Improvement! Associaticn, pursuant to its resolu- tion at its last night's meeting, to express the views of the members thereof, in respect thereto. When the Free Bridge bonds were overwhelmingly voted, at the spe cial election in June, 1906, our peo- directed that the bridge shall be | constructed, owned and regulated by the City of St. Louis, forever. free of toll charges, as a public highway, to the end that all transmississippi | River Bridge tonnage should . be maintained on a parity with points on the east bank of that river, now extending from Alton on the north to Dupo and Bixby, Ill.. on the south, inctuding, of course, East St. Louis and Granite City Since said bond election our pegple have heen to vote additional bond moneys— | twice upon the Reber approach, in the years 1913 and 1914, on,the east once upon the west side south-. ern approach, in the year 1920, which was defeated, and upon last Friday, Feb: 9, 1923. far the north- eastern extension of the railroad ap- proach in Illinois, as directed there- | in, and the western railroad ap- proach, the sums of $1,500,000, re-| spectively, therefor. It is now suggested that a referen- dum of the Free Bridge matter, in- ' cluding, of last Fridays bridge bonds, mandate, published in| your esteemed paper, to exchange the uses of the people’s Free Bridge for the Eads Bridge, shall be submit- ted our people at an election | therefor. In this connection, it must be remembered that the Federal powers granted to the City of St. Louis to acquire a right of way for | the fTllinois northeastern approach to the Free Bridge will expire, pur- suant to the ninth congressional! ex- | tension, in 1924, and that unless our | administration acts, while that power is in effect. our city will be absolute- ly powerless to condemn lands in the | State of Illinois for the righteof way | necessary for the elevated double track northeastern railroad extension | of approach, so directed by our peo- ple on Feb. 9. last The East Terminal bv Tenth of 1906 called upon side, course, TO Side railroads, including Railroad Assocjation, Henry Miller, presi- agree, in said report, to abolish railroad tolls, routed via the Municipal Bridge, destined to from the city of St. Louis, coming to points east Of the river | the report, “The proposed exchan:t of the of the bridges does not affect the so-called arbitrary charg cents a ton). “of the rail- interchange of freight between the east and west Mississippi_River.~ The comm ite report declares that charge is a legal problem and had no place in a physical survey. HHoweve: the decision of the United States Su-’ in the ™natter was that soharge was prop- represented dent, do not and —in fact as published, | uses (now 29 roads for the it- the the | tee in preme Court while an arbitrary er, its a was to be fixed by the Interst: te jC ommerce Commission on ithe basis‘of the cost of the service: report, so »ub- is reported to in your four railroad | signed paper, have been by that the alleged One can see, at a giance, foregoing quoted reservation, to have been made by such four en- absolutely negatives the on the part of the its Terminal or intention, East Side lines, through ecompany, of abolishing transriver toll charge? upon our HMastern ton- nage It ont¥ agrees to abolish tolls on pedestrians and vehicular traffic, and not Neither the Federal Supreme the Interstate Commerce Commission. has ever | held that thegmunicipal free bridge, under the Congressional grant to our citv, or the Missouri enabling bridge act. is subject to toll charges upon our commerce, to cross the river via the municipal free bridge. The In- terstate Commerce Commission, in the complaint filed by the St. Louis Chamber of Commeree vs. the Ter- minal Railroad Association et al. (its lines—cause No. held: That the defendant Terminal company was within its rights in charging tolls upon traffic crossing the river via the Eads and Merchants’ bridges. owned by them. for reason that more. (“ourt nor the Forest Park. the | Improvement Associa-_| | the collection of tolls as a means of directed to be operated free of tolls | forever, to put St. Louis on a ferred to, would be for the city of St. |} toll charges upon our commerce— | | which cannot be done) or to put the | This admonition, ‘ing tolls for the use of the railroad | deck of the free bridge. | ther shows that the Interstate Com- 'jdea to interfere ,with our city’s right ranted | operate it forever. east side. / |southwardly, lat ed Retailers’ i built in i of pany, 'tolls upon /on Feb. 9 last, 'eastern approach, , | sition , | lines, | East Side. Free Bridge properly attaten ot iserve our commerce untrammeled by i them? upon iminal company. ; many ‘tions, what they wanted as a means; ‘the bridge at Thebes, hut it the corporate | ‘tion to build and own and control, in, OPPOSES TERMINAL COMMITTEE BRIDGE PLAN. | ) the State ‘proprietary ‘solve our ‘tonnage thereover, | of St. Says “We Want Railroads to Use Free Bridge on License Basis, at Regular Mileage Rate.”’ ‘ of Illinois. through its 14 lines. such a with the belief that through contract into problems, that way in xs for- railroad toll railroads in control, when the would absolutely eign state, like now done over their Eads and Merchants’ _bridges—and in that way set up an ‘irrepealable ‘aside by contract, unless set ' part of our city in cur courts. will observe that these engineers, in their report, make no mention of the | RUSSIA'S TASKS. NOW FINANCIAL, KAMENEFT oi. Ruler in Russia During Le- railroad approacn-: | 'es to our bridge, by trying to fool our | people | proceeding, ‘the City of St. Louis, would properly | nine’s Illness Says Recov- ery of Country Is Slow, but Sure. “EVENTS IN WESTERN EUROPE THREATENING” all East Side Free Bridge | is being | ' ’ : ' years of litigation on the | You west side approach, directed at the, last election to be built by the City | Louis. ithe west side approach because it is under our general Missourj jurisdic- tion,-nor limited as to time, and for | /the further reason that the west side | approach alone could not abolisn ‘tolls on eastern commerce, built hy the railroads in the State of Illinois, ‘if the railroads could in some man- « FRANK'H.GERHART ° | companies, specificall: authorized earning revenue «upon the _ invest- ments to build and operate them— on the other hand, the free bridge is parity with East St. Louis, Ill There is) not a scintilla in either the Federal Supreme Court decision against the | Terminal Association, relating to said | bridges, nor the order of the Inter- | state Commerce Commission, re- against that Terminal that holds that the Mua! | company, |nicipal Free Bridge, as authorized to _be built and regulated, is subject te} toll charges. On the contrary, Chairman Wooley, in the _ opinion handed down by the Interstate Commerce Commission in said cause No. 10097, stated that the only way the city of St. Louis could effectually | _abolish bridge tolls, as between the | east and west sides of the river, here, | Louis to either acquire the properties of the Terminal Association (now earning more than $15,000,000 annually in municipal bridge property to wor so expressed by; Woolev, negatives the tdea 6f pay- and it fur- merce Commission. had or has, no under our Congressional Bridge Act, putting that structure under the separate control or juris- diction of the Secretary of War. to as a public high- way, free of toll charges, and In that wav, to put and keep the west bank of the river here on a parity with the that the Reber Extend- Railroad approaich, 1914. is an absolute failure. because it is “bottled” by the tracks the Terminal Association, and surrounding it. We know its allied Belt lines, Shall we now permit the East Side | lines, through their terminal com- in order to continue obnoxious our commerce, to Bet aside the vote and mandate of our) people, so overwhelmingly expressed to defeat or abandon the buildingewf the necessary north- known as Propo- in the Bond Issue or- dinance, crossing some five trunk. in elevated structure, on the as a means of putting the . to work, to No. 18. would it be reasonable to sup- that our qualified voters! be called upon again to vote the question of disposing of our bridge as proposed by the Ter, their bitterest pe td Or pose. * should ’ mercial foe, to see whether they, the! people, knew, when voting, at the; heretofore bridge bond elec- | of ridding our commerce from ane | present and past medigval toll mp tes the Eads and Merchants bridges? | I think such a procedure would be ‘an insult to our people, not only 4in the City of St. Louis, but to all traf- fic and passenger business, paying | bridge tolls passing through the Bt. Louis gateway. Our bridge is not a local utility, In any sense. The United States Court ef Appeals, the Latinectte case, in ‘held that in reapect to the operation | of the Free Bridge. cur city was act- | ing as the agent of the Federal Gov- | ernment, and that our bridge is an ‘instrument of interstate commerce at Our Supreme Court | Stowe case. rélating to! crossing the MississippitRiver, that the approach- es of a bridge is as much a part of the bridge as the bridgé.spans. That is not only the law upon the subject, is common sense. Our city, therefore, has no right to barter away the rights of our ple, espe- cially when the City of St. Louls hag undertaken to abort toll charges upon our commerce, as trustee for the people. Then by what cight does the Term- inal Association set up the conten- this crossing. held, in the ‘in the State of Llinois, | election Creek Valley ‘of the Eighteenth to come to the surface | thereby | conference, he said: ition No. 17, will give to South of toll charges. | proaches, -'and in that way avoid the use of the. Lance, ‘ Bridee, with ithe Terminal! Association, to serve aes a ewitching agency com- f iner as they now propose, to builll, They do not ‘mention | “Polish: Mobilization Would Be Hostile Act”—Assails Curzon as Playing 19th Century Game. By ARTHUR RANSOME. Staff Correspondcnt of the Manches- ter Guardian and the Post-Dis- patch and New York World, . (Coffyright, 1973.) MOSCOW, Feb. 19.——-During Pres mier Leyine’s illness President Kam- eneff of the Moscow soviet is acting jas chairman of the council of peo- control and operate the approaches | lands situute or termi- nating with the Relay Depot there, which they also own and operate. Tt seems queer that since the bond last Friday, the result of which has not been officially an- nounced by our Board of Election Commissioners. wer 2298 the pro- ‘visions of our chartér, that the same ‘old trite or stale proposition to ex- change the uses of the Eads Bridge, | which is to be abandoned for steam railroad purposes, should be pre- ‘sented for the getting control of our people’s new bridge-—in other words, the Terminal company wants to give the pedestrians use of the old worn- out Eads Bridge, aubject to a $5,- 009,000 bonded debt, drawing 7 per cent interest, maturing in 1929, which they no longer can use with modern 20-ton engines, hauling heavy trains, for our splendidly and durably built Free Bridge, located at thé strategic entrance to our Mill in St. Louis, where some 125 acres of available lands, bounded by Eighth street on the east, Gratiot street on the north, Twenty-third street on the. west and upon their own ic houteau avenue ow the south, can | ‘be had, by all extending East Side lines, for independent freight yards and passenger depots, when it is known that an ordinance was passed some years ago by our Board of Al- dermen to build and operate a double-track railroad aproach on the surface of Gratiot street between the Eighth street present terminus of | answered. the west side bridge approach, to run| involved depends entirely on Poland. westwardly on Gratiot street, ad- joining said 125 acres on the north, ‘all running under the Twelfth street, Fourteenth street and Eighteenth street viaducts (by slight extension street viaduct Chouteau avenue) avoiding surface railroad grade crossings in that area, Moreover the southern approach in St. Louis, as recently directed at | Friday’s election, known as proposi- St. Louts industries as well as to the property on the south side of Gra- tiot street, running through to Chou- feau avenue, between Zighth street and Twenty-third street. coal and ' other commodities brought into our city Wia the free bridge, at the East | St. Louis basis, without the payment. if the city .of St. Louis will build and regulate its ‘northeastern and western bridge ap- as directed by the people, | tunnel. connecting with the Bads| bridge here, with its gaseous vapors, ' dangerous grades and curve therein. at Eighth and Washington avenue, an@ also avoid the eight-mile add!i- , tional detouring of traffic, running away from the lines of least resist- ship via the Merchants’ | its many surface street railroad grade cross- ings. And in addition. do away with the deldy on ovr present § in- | | } ' ; ' ! ' ' |Kameneff pointed ple’s commissaries and is thus the ruler of Russia. The correspondent visited him yesterday and asked him what to Russia is the fundamer@fal difference befween the present amd the time the correspondent saw him last. in #8619. “Then there was war; now there ia. peace,” he replied. “So far as we are concerned, we shall dq our ut- most to make that peace last for- ever. “But you will yourself have no- ticed other differences. Russia thon was with her back to the wall aad none but revolutionary methods were posgible. Now we are living in «a period when methods are impossible. ~“Russia is slowly recovering her well-being. The tempo of events is slow, but the fact that the recovery is obvious. , That recovery is our most important task and our diffi- culties now are not millitary, but financial. Even in finance, recovery is visible in the fufure. “If we can only preserve peace and have normal harvests, I think {€ possible that.John Maynard Keynes’ paradoxical prophecy may be real ——that Ruesia sooner than the i of Europe will definitely stabilize her ts Re. finances.” “Events in Europe Threaten “Do you think it possible R will be forced to fight?” #3y “Events in Western Europe are certainly threatening,” M. Kameneff — We should have to consider Polish mobilization a hostile , even ft directed against German long run it would be directed against — us.’ Ag ra Of the Rapallo treaty with Gere” “Y many, neluded during the Genoa — “It might have given far greeter results but for the cowardice of the | 'German Government and the Ger- o man Social Democrats. On the oth- er hand, our people returning from Germany, not communists alone, but actors of the Art Theater, prone etc., bring the satme story friendly feeling toward us, a B that they in Germany are opp from the west and that in their rer they have a friendly nation w has known similar oppression.” The correspondent then + fel Soe, i 4 policy toward Russia, and Adolf Joffe's visit to Kiev. | “M. Joffe went to Japan not ee the Government's invitation but on — | that of several public bodies.” 5 out. “He te to rwmors of @ changed Japanese ‘ a * aay very well received there. You ae -we have greater revolutionary . | perience than any other nation, we are persuaded Japan stands aa where Russia stood in 1903, on the — purely a . “But whether we will De a 4 Lf. . 3 ae aa ‘ for in the ‘ oan es / j}eve of events of great social and 66 aE a ' bound tonnage, caused by the many | railroad surface crossings on the east | relations, which he characterized | side’of the river, which the Terminal | worse under the Tory Ge | Committee's report now admits con- than under the coalition, explaining: sume some four or five dave’ delay fn | litical significance, when com dangerous | change of policy is not at all ~~ the question.” “Curzon “laying Old Game” He thén turned to Anglo- “Foreign Secretdry Curzon delivering a car of freight to and | Unable to apply to international. _fronr our city. / ane well an the latter | We want 9.0 railroads, ipany, to serve all lines. whethef pro- prietary or nonpreprieta:y. as di- rected by the United States Supreme ‘Court decision, to use the Municipal Free Bridge on a license basis, free of toll charges, at the regular mile- age rate. the same as is done at other first-claas cities. Said use of | our bridge to be on a license basis only, without vested right or owner- ship, or control of the approaches thereto—the central idea being thet the city of St. Louis, as agent of the Federal Government, shall, at all times, as now authorized, own, con- trol and regulate not only the Free Bridge spans, but the railroad ap- proaches thereto, in the State of Lill. noise, as well as in Missouri, on the/ in Feb. Municipal terms and conditions set Ordinance No. 259,561, 21, 1917, creating the | : fairs of today any but the th + the nineteenth centéry. For him ff vac if nothing had happened since ¢ , days when Russia and England at each other's throats over of the East. That game is pla out, but Curzon it« atill playing 4 —— his opponent i» no ”

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7 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1923. . ; influenza, pneumonia, diabetes and other diseases eed which alcoholic stimulants are prescribed. The opin-| ion of prejudiced laymen enacted into law or rule’ ' may be the cause of much suffering and fatality. As | | REST FOR THE COUNTRY. The President's decision not to call an extra ses- Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER | i2, 1878. sion of the new Congress will be hailed with satis- Dec. the Pulitzer Publishing ir 4 , a _ a. ih ’ ie? is . : nf * V bai . * . “ts 7 « & : yw ow . ' +43 * + mee f 4 4” 2 | OUR editorial. “Judas at His Worst.” lee eughly reorganized. > Br” Fi Tadd man : os M4. A by Company. Twrifth Roulevard and Olive Street. THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in tts cardinal principics. that it will alway lived, t War might have been still nothing but a possibility. ' But he died, from cancer of ; the throat, after a of only % days II, the modern policies and set pantheon. A further paraliel can be f Tutankhamen'’s god Ammon and the German militarists. Ammon at a universal deity. As Ammon-Re he c And evervone knows how William , Tutankhamen. the war god back e reversed head at on a as 0.7 ound in a comparison of +2... > iG ts00 1 the “ nd 4 we a sun e2ocd Was ance local a Was But as plain Ammon he was the conquering deity who : go back to the olf and corrupt srs-| | . can compel both to nominate son, be well spent. INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT. What the Chain Store Does. the Eetttor of the Post-Dispatch HY -#heuld .the chain stores be @riven out of business” But the ge Ways and Means Committee have Fegeral Prohibition Director Allen ed favorably on thie bill IT have a resident of several cities and I! : that Swing ie cheaper in St. Louis m im any city in the Mjddie West. the chain crocery stores In St. Louis mere toward helding down the cost | jes in St. Louis than al! other Os. put together. im the evening after coming home work, and 1 find that the grocery tA the same block with the chain ie Cheaper than the store with no store competition. This fact aed no explanation. Persenaliy. | am Interested financially in any grocery am. go 1 say let the chain stores stay “prosper. if they continue to do s0 | competitive manner. AN AVERAGE cCTTIZEN a ee Detective Agencies. Eater of the Post -Diepatch fair og > # 4s certainly one which should be of i ' o4 * : i te, * ats story In a manner which proves | “eB. ia « mn to every person in this city. for reason that it comes out beidly and a doubt that this city and any city would be far better off with. organizations which style “detective agencies.” The faile to see what “protection” @etectivea could sell employers, they mean to protect him from wasnt for the wemen and chil- would say Iet them continue, if hasnt any more sense te expect a gang of thegs te pro- him, bet are innecert people. it t» up to the newspaper to rid the of this class ple. 4 POST-DISPATCH READER ‘ We i Politics Out of the Schools. Baicor we the Post-Thepatch : Rea@ucation Committee ef the League of Women Voters beartily the full publicity which yoor ‘paver is giving te House Bri! YS 1 @o our grecery | : ; : : 7 last et in the city. but I am interested | — any legitimate saving that 1) led the Egyptian armies to victory and in whose honor bleod flowed in the temples. As a rule. his Mea), aspect was the popular one. And the Pharaohs were mvstj y his sons. a notion that originated the idea ‘ings as “the Lord's anointed.” Also the records tell us. Ammon Was reputed to be virgin-born Under other names. or nameless, Ammon stil! ap- pears to rule the modern world. Militarism. fanatical nationalism. ignorance regarding and hatred of ot peoples and races are his enduring and apparently in- destructible expressions. it may be said. opening of Tutenkhamen's tomb has a significance _— eh So | His bones and his insignia, his scepter and war Weapons are being laboriously unearthed. But his ideas needed no ex- plorers or archeologists to dig out and explain. They have been the moving ¢pirit of the world al! thro te centuries since he died. Shal! they stil] izh ke & | contro]? ———— a i i GOOD NEWS FOR BOOTLEGGERS. The boofieggers will doubtless rejoice to hear th ee ——— at intends to cut down the number of whisky prescriptions for medi: | purposes. persons deprived of medicina! wh of the illezal dispensers. whose trade will thrive | cording|y. ~~ or This will of driving into the arms havea the effect al! isk 5 ac- Whisky dispensed through the drug stores on pre- scription is or ought to be good whisky. The repu- tation. at least, of most bootlec whisky is bad. and some of the liquor so obtained is dangerous. if not actualiy poisonous. In the interest of health and pub- lic safety, the medical profession ought the ay as to how much whisky is needed to combat « i.) have — — —_ -_- = ——- ee ‘From | directors that interferes DROP PED. the New a stimulus to bootlegging the dictum of prohfbftion | with medical practice is doubly pernicious. ee * « ™ ‘et ee T) = be obtained. ‘eonvictions have be that none will not take a change of venu and one Williamson County | but the effort ir. P,* * &. “t is that bas and wil! han such an effort be a an encouragement vi worth al! Anything less t would surrender to mob its continuance st lawlessness and for York World Attorney-Genera! has. has refused to con- tion of Wit Sputters and = Flickers Out in Com- | edy’s Last Act. L. STOKES. gnost inconsiderate to the | for Jim Sheppard to die) f heart disease, having fret giv- . be wife the funniest look, _ —~ eve of her debut as heroine | oll tragedy. under the, ~ of the “Little Theater” Mme. J. Duro Pampi-| majestic directress. thought | t would serve him right if | rd went on anyhow, the | following the funeral. What | | ‘ Br was ae Lat a . death compared to the wy of art? But on further re- as the plebeian public misunderstand, it was decided ; gimpering Mrs. Fred Ritter in| @ part. , { Bo, in the opening act of Piped : Bearers.” on view this week at pert-Jefferson, a rehearsal is in Mrs. Ritter’s drawing room. resort the small-town stage-_ __Florence McCrickett of the. coiffure, Mr. Hossefrosse, ‘posturing leading man: Mr. | the local esthete. with | ; —mied spectacies; Nelly Fell, ‘ widew enlisted for prompt- §| é Teddy Spearine. the pallid juv- | » and Mr. Twiller, with a genius villains roles. Ta Pampinelli, stout. stately and) Sa eeetic drills them in the subtie- | ‘of dramatic art. >. ‘ mes ‘>*° : ' ey wv ‘ * , a - 7) Oo See at , ‘ e +, ee ht viata Nes ical # t at SPAY « , ee a a” Wwe : rates , ¢ AN fy She is an au-— ay. for has she not read a pa- | before a ciub on “The Distinc- Between Method and Techmique | _Aeting™? “Just a bare soupcon Wetear.” she enjoins upon the emo- | Miss Mc€rickett. “More non- . more savoire faire.” is an- of her exhortations. “Nothing | Meee disconcerting. she pontificates, mete trip over the deorsill when on the stage. Only the great- | oy matic instinct can overcome , a « mishap. To trip when go- | eff is mot nearly so bad.” ’ $usband Falls Insensible. = Dering the rehearsal. Sefeents in her husband's office | siren who is a e at) io Mr. ‘vamping” him, | 6023 emits a blood-curdling cacchina- | their Her own husband. a traveling | Cote. n, Suddenly he pitches headlong | St. the stairs He was the phvrsician he hit the fleor | The second act takes us at Horticultural Hall, back - «agi We ct + ——— JUST A Ree satire of the | Every conceiv2ble mis-i- MIRROR: The sy PUBLIC OP? NIO o~ farce. Post Dispateh ensues. ten tor the MINU tg THE FLiRST ROBIN a falling over the rugs. Lines | fare forgotten, and the promptress) Shes lost the place. Properties are’ ing. ns hbellbeved the gods to be indo- FEATHERED ball h nowing nothing and caring iess long the thawing ground tbout human affai: The old Jewish philoso- denly, erect, he stop r who wrote the Book of Job made this queerly looks around who therefore could not, bobbing higher of the others thought. be legs oO: wi ng. The expectations In ecstacies of joy— . ——— . , r ~ are alwars more than - : . will give wives the right to de 15 rt He bli laving an earthquake ; é mand thely sings And jerks he present month and predicted S@/ary.” We are ieft to infer that Ge @ Like some und of the month which interpretations of the two word#@ will no! Yet 7 Rong through his s One Gewd, our peas Sane that salary will imply the larger a OR ell . A‘ es a — 2 ge ee ney what basis and by whom will the ing earthquakes. Some of its read- on nite interested im them. 'nét being in re- of wives be fixed? How shall it be Bovis Tinkling with men : of the me ns infested b+ phenomena. They think {| ** the wife is entitled to mere wages or to When he caro/!ed t yme should omit reference to salary” Will there be a union o yt The mate of his choice ad embecudcinn 4 tins | minimum scale taking account of ~ 5 ele, wititndithos cost of silk stockings aud matinee a . to do constantly to keep in mind the the face of it the problem of adjusting Gm especially Vulcan. | HOmscs of the New York home promises bes by science. without @uite as formidable as the problem ata amare the twisted econemics of Europe @ certaim, there will be no rush ef jobs in the court, bureau or whatever have to fix the matter of wives’ compe this bill should be passed. Locking Baal days when the wives made all of the el dipped the tallow for the lights. rT the foods and did about seven-egit work that kept the family alive, it nate for the husband of that era that Gam no talk of wages or salary for wivei: = Seriously considered this new scheme iF nomics of the hame suggests the query effect it would have on the marriage man has al! along had the advantage i | partnership as life has worked ouf, \ . is wings avamisesd wars = QGValn we i? t4 ae : ‘ 1ic KS bh ; — - . - . st Db . : @ tre as ' ‘ ‘ . . el ss ~ kia - he : : . 7 4 i : re . , MIE Killing eve fe phenomena spar ance Nevertheless. stick= tior ite read- are patrons of the almanac in whe r@quire this services ty of the pagan il for the God of “ontemporary. oracie is not for eormmetimes fear we Its is all ret formally added can c.snfine less than that. stood thus defi- what a press a IUaA F eu i 18. . naan Home or Career’ (JUAKe zones on + on LitY . My Ritter’s home Mme. Pampi-. | her leading woman with a collection | et fioral offerings, which bar a re- mDiarnce Bechors and crosses. The girectress) behind a curtain. and hears -_. Ritter utter savagely uncem pli- ‘ = - TT ha =>.” > e do tN T. inion readers per territory . we all ir readers : Ls. ETT PRI - i yy Liss ANNA W ‘Ee. > _— - ures for Jett oy? , ii] Mo co THE PASSING OF A PIXE TREE. ’ Mrs Ritter to New York. where. introduction from herseff, | be sure to be sewed at once} David Belasco for a leading, role. Mrs. Ritter tearfully chooses! = : hd : “ : — ttu 2 ix a ~ Who ¢ For {= -ets Slapped?” THE ROENTGEN RAY. From the New York Evening Post. THER scientists before Roentgen, Crookes, had for years been dischat tricity through vacuum tubes. probably gi X-rays without being aware of them HS that Roentgen. working with shed of all others Mr. Renmett accused of intelligence, fet (and that is ali I intend to do) that Mr s secret lies throwing back of somewhere the hé@nefir a z gra Pm rm Tf ¥ R Bennett n the forth wit . ’ the be actresses when | iTS ; y exclamation: | be- , ee Os — rests solidi; biades. “bugs. Ha-a-a-a-a' PERSISTENCE. Was a : far " = _ Sly : . a. --. >? aan a Wavy eco ct aie from rounding ndergrow?th been cleared away CACAV ators sentine! rr . . ¥ ¥ high ' in the) comedy, of wit and cm str ie begins a iron? iz view ft ith just such ia hausted tubes, was suddenly called from ¥ Still glowing. he laid one of the tubes af which he had been reading. in which flat. antique key used as a bookm bs neath this book there chanced te be 2 craphic plate holder which had bees J forghe day's outing Later on when these plates were developed a shadow tique key appeared upon the fateful ing forthe source of the invisible light ‘esponmbie for this unique phenomer staged the scene and energized the 2s on the preceding dar. The shadow peared om the plate. and the Roentgen a dascovered, thenceforth to i'lumine the # of mediciné, phrsics and chemistry. i lieved thar these’ rays represented « ‘manifestation’ ef energy. However & & been shown that they differ from : _oniy in wave length Visibie light ured in fifty-thousandths of an inch, /gen rays are only millionth or biltic ‘an inch in Wave length Teday °’*% - ° na lent wants to levy a tax American tourists entéring $2 a head on them when ther would be putting a much more price om the heads of some people would be willing te put on them at ? 7 + Eve sunouetted against Tha a eal ering Kelly, the famous “Virginia "e ‘ +] kind = forest a? nemMories f Ae. . * . =p his inspiration ‘n ope act. QUALITY OF LIFE. ‘2 not particularity concerned | IFE is not like a church service. psaptheonangeec tes eS ee [ xeitne: can any future life be like aeag church service, Nor is life like the proceedings in a courtreom, And if there were any final judgment there would have to be a further final judgment, Seeing that man is what he is. Life is an adventure, And if it is to be everlasting it will be an ever- E. lasting adventure, _ . And your smugress and rn George Bernard Shaw, who will not come fo carry us'Tar this country because he feels we wduld arrest the death him for telling the truth. says the British mon- adventure _ _ oniy a littie joke plared upon the peo- pie of.Enmgiand by those who control wealth. Consider the iflies and other flowers, rulers of the land. Deprived of their Creation in them appears to us to be most ad- mirabdtle, pageantry. the people would realize their plight. Precisely as the cook. deprived of nov- But flowers are unashamed flaunters of sexu- ality. strange round wit kir the eal of * eOrrno - ~*™ w- > e. rey eretce GATEWoOoD iy timidity will set real is the incapacity for further a ren, -@ . 7

— % Mrs. Ritter trips when ; road. on the stage and when leaving. | to “ > , of | ple And alas. when Mme. Pam- | Wee the will. Spearing has fainted, and an uproar wiz — ” a of vaudeville, seems to have els transporting her in fancr to a life of ease and elegance. finds her lot intolerable. We tm- Oh, Purttan, abolish the flowers, agine G. B. S. would better stay where he is. if you would change us and creation to your . . ° bitter taste. The flowerlike in humanity offends your eunuch Vision, And your only idea of adventure is emascula- tion of the natural. But lite is against yeu. Why not die, as you desire of us and let us ttve? H. M. WilJaMs. Sixty American ships were lost 1322. not counting the Ship of State ° > > 2° Sea if “Yes. It was love ‘at Grst sicht ” “But why didn't you marry her?” “I have seen ber several times since.”—Kar- lkaturen (Christiania). | 2 en gtiierte ire aes Sary remarks concerninc her ig- Mr. She flares out uwpen him, | § qt | for with a * tn leu of career? the directress a¥® 7 Gur, ' with The third act takes us beck to | funeral pieces. such as MPR MGs are a thing of the past’ New , MISS | the villain’s mustache falls gena. and. when he claps it back, only | montl of it adheres. A piece of scen-' EF © o a tn -4 lam / fall alone. a guy rope of the curtain week ‘ ¥ ’ act inte burlesque ard falls thig The au- te George Kelly. brother of Wal-'W as ie are responsibie for -. . Betable uplift of theatrical stand- | wre yo 4 “4 “ .* @ Ne he ie 4 cf ‘ae a

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to. oe . * ee reet* a. -* a” s ie, @ 4 ag > = «. * . ae 7 ~et ‘. Tg ees . ._* ty + ¢t — : a _,. 72 2€, tse hor ae hasttcat = > a > — ~ = ~A aS = ret bay —, » - — - - . ~ - - a2 trip over the doorsill w se ime on the stage. Only the great- famatic instinct can overcome | a mishap To trip when’ go- eff is not near!s bad.” ' Fusband Falls Insensible. =) During the rehearsal, Mrs. Ritter ments in her husband's office giren who ‘“‘vamping’” him. } emits a blood-furdling cacchina- Her own h traveling nan, unexpectedly hom road, is watching perform- Suddenly he pitches headlong the stairs Hle physician r floor The secénd act takes vu + s at Horticultural Hall. where the public performance is on. Here gatire of the first act descends farce. Every conceiv2ble map ensues. Mrs. Ritter trips when on the stage and when leaving. ides falling over the rugs. Lines forgotten, and the prompt lost the place Properties ing; the villain’s mustache falls Zand. when he claps it back, only fot it adheres. A piece of scen- falls on Mrs. Fell The weeping Mrs. Sheppard. pws weeds. appears to mourn her husband's heartlessness in just at the moment to deprive ofher big opportunity. For fegr Gossip, she hid herself in the top and kept her veil down: but Sccepts with alacrity an invita- to take a curtain call with the | And alas. when Muse Pam- orders the cast into the | Wings so that she may take the final Mal alone, a guy rope of the curtain and it cannot be raised In the meantime, the sensitive Mr Ting has fainted, and an uproar the audience proves to have been a spectator’s falling in a mm It was Mrs. Ritter’s hus- erourt. stately. and an lo- 7] “on Sf) is the was uncon- later, norts us hack- ZA mis- ress are Home or Career” The third act takes us : Ritter’s home Mme. thas hastened ahead to eu leading woman with a collection flora! offerings. which bear a ihlance to funeral! such SOrs and crx The girectress behind curtain. and hears - Ritter utter savagely uncompli- mary remarks concerninz her ig- © She flares him. urges Mrs roitt lea ft for New York. of introducti will be sur David Belascy for a Mrs. Fitte: in lieu of career. wae forth » r+ th will bee hds are a thine comedy begins on a of wit and act into burlesque falls lly in the third into feebleness Sbeence of direction. rhe au- » George Kelly, brother of Wal- ‘Kelly the famous Virginia of vaudeville, seems have @p his inspiration in one act. i not particularly concerned the justice or injustice of a It may, however. be pointed out it was the “Little “‘Fheater” Save an opportunity to play- like Shaw, Molnar and. The Provincetown Players the Washington Square Players. of which grew into the , Guild, are responsible for == Notable uplift of theatrical stand- Season in New York Mo- Gttacked the education of wom- Rin “Les Femmes Savantes.” But mecy has lived. desnite the in-' of its aim. because it is a/| Of sustained art. Such an op- | AY was offered in “The Torch | " and the author grasped ft | y the forelock But after a few | he let go. Last night's au-- Moderately large, ‘vas much | back to Pampi- rprise ' re into and lorings which combinin wedding are the is r is "” are cle side in eortr? sa tin tulle veil - © ee bridal held by 7 will roses the bride. to be flower gir's white Canton crepe shaded ribbon and they will carry baskets of rose petals tav E. White is to Harold Stiers Alfred Mevyve! Jr groomsmen. best man Elmer Kerchoff, Maruuard and. hrother of De ind Robert the bride-elect HAZEL WHITMORE IS BACK IN “THE BRAT” AFTER WEEK REST Sestnaer, Missouri Girl, Makes Her Debut With Com- pany This Weck. Whitmore of the Woodward week's absence frorn the cast, is seen again this week the title role of “The Brat,” the twenty-second week's offering of the company at the Garrick Theater. The light, but merry. comedy by Maude Fulton seemed be raised Haze! Players, aftera to ‘almost above its own merit last night spirited performance ac- A fair-sized audience was continuous laughter that arise in a by the corded it. kept in nearly by the situations young author's elegant household when he brings a waif from the streets into the family circie in or der to study her type The young miss slichtls understands his in tentions and so do some of his fem- inine adrnirers. Maurice Franklin is seen as author. Florence Leslie as his aris- tocratic mother and John Warner as whe ne er-do-we!l younger brother The latter's interpretation of the manifestations of alcoholism in frst act was " most mirth-provokin ncing.epi- sode of the nerformance Vi a Missouri makes herjdebut with this week as Angela, a woman who traps the write by a skillful appeal! Her playing was well mis the tf) d nrohab!ly the rf and convi girl. ompany ng society a his re- rginia Springer. the vou into to vanity ceived. _——$——— “Call Me Back, Pal o’ Mine” A Waltz Song whose play-it-again swing and rhythm have rched it high smuens the year's BIG HIT Buy -e to it— en Columbia New Proc- ess Record A-3752 “Save the Last Walt« for Me” is the good mea- sure waltz on the other side. At Columbia Deal- ers. 75c¢ TWO ORCHESTRAS Ted Jansen’s Jazz Band and Castle Celebrated Orchestra Dirie . lebrated Orchestra Seturaay Mixhtt Jass Baad and) every iF Characterize Hopwood Play at American. By CARLOS F. HURD. OR men of the sort shown in “The Gold Diggers.’ the women there pictured are suitable com- 'panions, and the feminine financial! methods which.they demonstrate are not open to serious objection. 1c ontrasts of cha ithe end, ithe men are hope! touches! Avery Hopwood, of boudoir farce fame. is the author of ‘“‘The Gold Diggers,’’ which is at the American Theater this week. Considering other works of his. Hopwood showed a re- markable restraint fashioning the dialogue of this comed: which is | practically without sh: speeches. racter are also lack- ing, as all the figures in the play who count Yor anything stand consistent- on the same low level. Toward of the women low signs. of actual human feelings, but ess Get-the-Coitn Philosophy. The essential! incident champagne-motivated duologue in and the prefatory and concluding matter needed with it. could be put into a vaudeville sketch which would leave peoets of time for trained seals and the « cal dancers It has been made a rather long three-act play Dy a ries of apartment scenes in which chorus girls, some of them in negli- gee, dispose of sundry packs of ci garettes and utter such sentiments as: iy ase ly some =} a the second act, lass!- into se - When the men lose interest, the girls lose capital My idea of matrimony alimony It's the tired business men that you tired are brutes— I i them: . You have to work thev wos! How when s0 in touring There is quite a of this talk the first act before a man appears and then it is just a colorless figure Wally. who has $5.000,000 f his Uncle Steve says so. and nothing otherwise. and who loves Vi, also colorless. Vi. who its as ehrinkine ends in ake Men nN Lord, how ve tne mer K you can we escape of them . ~ © cars the n follow en, many us lot 'as the flower for which she is named. 'erew who does the. —— — chorus gir! emoke, make about men ana jewelry not clearly one of the not is the only or speeches or display accounted for Let No Rich Man Facape. The apartment is that of Miss Jer- blatant money, of the play, | ' wearing the group of stage girls, Vi lives with Rer, objections of obduraté Uncle Steve, | who proves to be not so old, “masriage of Wally and Vi. Jerry |lets Uncle Steve think that she is ithe one whom Wally wishes to wed, ry, most successful professionally of | and the most concise in expressing the mo-/ “hicks,” tives which actuate them all in their | gealings with men. |and Jerry undertakes,to remove the | ’ | let, “A Happy Medium,” and the Weaver Brothers, the Arkansas get symphony and jazz out of handsaws and pitchforks. Earl Lindsey’s dance creations in- clude a little bit of everything. Ha presents a good-looking group of to the. _ tenor, billed ag a “miniature McCor- | in a repertoire‘of brand new | ,;and she is thus enabled to entrap the, | Wealthy Steve fer herself. Besides Steve, whose chief func- tion around the apartment ts to hand | ' out yellow-backed bills at Jerry’s or- 'ders, masculinity !s represented by a lawyer, whom the biggest and most resolutevof the chorus crowd annex- es, and by a rich roue, who wishes to give Jerry a town house and a house, but makes no meén- tion of a wedding ceremony; also by several hangers-on of the said spend- er, who apfear at a “‘party.”’ Gertrude Vanderbilt appears inthe role of which was first plave’l Ina Hier best acting was in the scene she pretends to drink champagne, while plying Uncle Steve with the same liquid, “nd simu- Lorraine Lally was funny in her poses as “Lib- “The Spirit of the Ages.” “broiler,” also won yal of the cffect country Jerry, by Claire. where lates its effect. genuinety erty’ and | Daisy Rudd, as a laughs by her portra) of horseback riding audience saw ance BILL AT ORPHEUM IS VARIED AND OF EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY ee — Herbert Williams, Kary! Norman and Others Make Up Interesting Program. the multifarious fleld of Little in vaudeville is omitted from week's program at the Orpheum. Every act presented is of exceptional the time the curtain leaping down after Broad- the of qualit' From disclosing Meehans until it goe number, “A Night on audience appreciates bill is one ascends. greyhounds, the final way, the fact headliners. Herbert that the entire his “ruf- Soup ? ) Williams, in comedy, “From ; Nuts,’ is just as funny as he six seasons ago, although he has net a li of his original a Waroshmady.’” the Bul- piano virtuvuso, hi: audience in keeps from kill- musical director, whom he hits on the head with baseball bat — and other heavy missiles, is a mystery Kary! caecahaias the “Creole Fash. ion Plate.” outdoes Jullan Eltinge in aping feminine characteristics and gorgeous gowns; Percy Bronson and Winnie Baldwin present themselves in a highly amusing play e a’? ined changed ot. 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Millions of stomach | e sinol ay nace San A gg ing Paseo | sufferers have found relief in these | , vere .; pleasant, harmless tablets. Any drug The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis ¢ Horr pen *% > — - or a ‘= } 4 " >» 4 -— ay . a - 44333 “ > i | pis taker] he 3 4-3 ”-- Se aAztesa pas Why Metropolitan Policyholders Live Longer— . Incorporated by the State of New Yora. HALEY FISKE, President Metropolitan Life Insurance Company - A Mucaai Company. FREDERICK H. ECKER, Vice-President Why Va J U Live Better— A eres Fe a Business Statement, December 31, distributed 272,- 000,000 booklets PA. 6 ie 5% 6 a 0 eS eee More than those of any other Insurance Company in the Wortd Metropolitan ex- tends free periodic medical examina- tions to holders of Ordinary (i. e., other than indus- Number of Policies i Decembe More P al Geos pode bay ti in the sah Ne 8982 «+ Number of Policy Claims paid in 1922°..... Averagi lai id onds bret ness a Payments t to Policyholaers Batlenan’ J be la wie each achat ye sak wits Dividends payable to policyholders tm 1923 ..... to his wife, Nellie. trial lictes. Fi caenw0 ae ONS angi Bronson said | sf | y were not able to state th in, rare Pat abe to state the cause Metropolitan, Insurance Outstanding had visited the lobby to cash a draft working with Ne- ORDINARY (Insurance for the larger amounts, prem- iums payable annually, semi-annually, y or monthly) Maré then that of any ction Conga in a Woes °* INDUSTRIAL (Premiums payable weekly) TOTAL INSURANCE OUTSTANDING More than that of any other Company tn the Werld tional, State and Local Health Agen- cies, is waging a war on Tuberculosis and other prevent- able diseases. . Life expectancy ol GS Now that our people have passed | the $87,000,000bona propositiong to: put our city in tts rightful place, re- gain its lost fourth position in popu- lation, and in that way increage our commerce and manufacture, | manifest that the railroads should | t is) in hands in the movement and ve us unfettered railroad facilities, free of toll charges, upon our busi- ness. GROWTH IN TEN-YEAR PERIODS 1922 - oJo.s $1,259,850,325.23 27,384,445 365,276 20,809,398.56 $4,395,324,118 3,412,232,839 The Metropolitan Agent is a friend to © the families he vis” and pamphlets deal- Increase in Assets during 1922 , them i d ’ . eB yt: 8 Oe a ee | e l Pps: traffic. esignated, has very heavy ing with health and More than that of any psi, Noten Company in the World — isi £207,300 o a a aN i: The b 4 al . . e4e.¢ % paltuaingher oo nmer memento re-| mong any, Nee cc sece cesses +g aialgees i other new paving, K : a . iG asphalt, Daioh gs meme oa | Metropolitan nurs- Surplus oe 8 &@ © 6 @ 6:3 8.859 © 2a eee 61,483,411.25 17 O00 Agents risit ¥ ae _ Pied expensive than ordi- | es have made more Income in 1922 ar ce 8a 6 @ ©) 6S ea ae bee 340 668,301.30 — ’ f 17 , inne hs oni pine SR arty set mpd than 16.000.000 More than that of any other Insurance Company in the Werld F the sae 2 jaailll : yey coer 000,000 Induseriall paving Quinoy street, from Gravois | free visits to its In- Gain in Income 1922........... Kae aa ° 38,685,601.91 | i avenue to Brunswick street. at | a More than tha ak ’ ’ . rs. ceed os ot ae | dustrial (i.c.,weekly ore than that of any other eens er in the Werld Polic yh ol i ve Court, from Leamington to Manhat. cesiiam) Policy- Total Insurance placed and paid for in 1922 .-.... 1,802,110,686.00 weekly—telling tan ‘avenues, $9000, and Gressel) | y More than ever placed in one year any Company in the Wevld et , ; them of the value avenue, from Goodfellow avenue to | olders. ap Saaname res, ttecn @ to! Gain in aurence im Force in 1922 . i. % seen 60-0; 801,849,118.00 of sanitation, 3 | ere than that of any other Company in the Werld : air and sunshine” Among the useful — booklets distribu ed by the Agents are: — a to. uy food, how to to cook food, how to provide v some, nouris food for the money. 5 3 ‘ 7,807,556,957 - A Company ts Great: only as it Serves. ‘ among Metropoli- | tan Industrial Poli- Ment _|_tacome foc thei¥enr | AwetoatBodof Year | gurpiusatEadof Year | Number of Policiesin Oummanding Yavor | Year 3 cyholders has been i $ 1,354,267,69|$ 2,002,464131$ 3 = —_ : extended 8 3 years 1892) 13,307,81145| 16,506,282.22] 3,674,516.49| 2,719,860 * siozerere 1992 A; since 1911. 1902) 43,336,283.61| 89,168,790.55] 10,351,338.02 | - 6,976,651 1,219,166,427 | 1902 ‘ 1912 | 106,786,073.52 | 397,913,442.71 | 34,842,971.65 12,837,042 | 2,604,966,102 | 1912 La 1922 | 340,668,301.30 | 1,259,850,325.23 ‘61,483,411.25 | 27,384,445 . '7,807,556,957 119221, - ! ‘ . oe ' | z af 2 ey aERe Sora es es eee new - a. ee: pa ie ke uP: Tee ae ee Yaak e- ae \ oa - ‘ ene “ 1 ee 3 %. 4 Figs oe ae Pe a 4 rig’ Z Lf re “_*y ye aming .« 1 Pitching — aff Is Holding | : aie | 4) Entrains for Camp With . Regular Hurlers : ohne - ‘ns Unwilling to eaken Hurling Staff ° To Get Eddie Collins : Post-Dispatch. mR NEW YORK, Feb. 19. . tL ER HUGGINS, manager , eine New York Yankees, . town yesterday on one of ~ st breezes of the winter, aah early as cold as his Collins, about all winter. , t wont preak up my pitching » I can't t. ig for I would li Col as: put it would be suich >» to : ourselves in the vs pouree. he referred to the => 72 aS Ite demands of the Wh : TE aers that Waite Hoyt or uded in the members of the New see the sense of e the deal cam \ be Baw get Col ( ( es be incl ane from New York. he spoke, those nt got the idea that the the trade geome h tomorrow at the Amer- League meeting in Philadel- » are slim indeed. | ~~ RAPD the way eRe Associated Press. YORK, Feb. 19.—-Six hold- York Giants’ = staff were missing today, —_—— fess Barnes. srid's series, the advance guard of battery entrained for Marlin, Tex., pre- to establishment of the ular training camp at San An- Jack Seott and Art stars of the last were the regulars report as a result of club's edict parring all unsigned f wers from training camps. Virgil ‘ es, Bill Ryan and Jack Bentley, $65,000 star purchased from Bal- swore, also remained behind. h McQuillan was the only regu- itcher in the party which alse ed Pitchers Clinton e Schesler and Fred Hamman; ther Alex Gaston and Joe Casey, wan battery coach. eT enuad will be joined at St. tomorrow night by “Cozy Do- “coach in charge of the Marlin m and several other recruits. nty moundsmen, the largest ever assembled by Manager McGraw, are on the roster of it Champions. f, twirling did not » York Yanks will have to mod- ‘to the statement of the Kid him- ‘just before the opening of the aay. | "The deal, as it lays, is colder than ceptable to me. Metropolitan ~ Policyholders — ich for what they are willing to ‘coming season. % aE > he leacue took no action on the the ground that it would be an Pennsylvania thta the American ‘the Browns did not go to Phila- IUNICIPAL SOCCER} ILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.—The their demands or loosen tne strings a trifle more if they to do business with Kid Gleason the subject of Eddie Collins’ pro- transfer from Chicago, accord- can League schedule meeting weather,” quote the Kid. “The ees have made us several prop- ns but none of them have been They not only Collins but several other good players as well) They want tou in return.” ® hoard of directors of the ean League met in ‘the fore- and ratified the schedule for It was said the considered no other business. estion of Clark Griffith of Inaton that home runs be amiized as no agreement could ched on it. Action was taken on the su- nto number playes. ’ league went on record as be- Opposed to registering hits and on the ball park seore toards to gambling. Was announced that tho v-eported tion of the continental league, nm publicity tn New York last ox, Was not discussed. Suggestion made by Sentor George Waton salted ; Vepper ¢ Baseball monument to be in Washington symbolize the 1 game of baseball rather than ized baseball, was adopted. CaN Ee KEEPS SISLER ATTENDING MEETING une of the iliness of one of children and a siight tndispost- on his own part, George Sister hia to attend the anneal meet~ of the sporting writers’ fra- ity which ts scheduled to take this evening. Sisler was to been a speaker at the gather- slight cold has incapacitated and he is ander a doctor's This in the second time tn months the Browntle star has ill from a cold. PPP ae, Np PAIRGROUND GRrovUP 2%. = © Ben Millers 06. zante 1, Trumbulls 1. FAIRGROUND GROUP 3. 5. Kenriek 1. FAIRGROUND GROUP 4. Matthews 2, Hyatts 0. SHERMAN PARK. 1, Paul Muetlers 0. 7. Philet Club 0. CARONDELET PARK. Cha lian lad, record swam ft 5 seco faster t Ha ; Severa are inel announ he Firs he Busi hold a Urban meet * gagremen Blume, | most int The men and-tuck Groebl from F Sollie Moose card. The Sollle e Wey, 77. iw bh é 7 = ; é Reis ta puna a x Week 2 tu. ba aad Duke Pow! tae ae ear RS ie, Pee * meee baw sad A a ee El ze 4 e ; ip ae, ‘ei - ; ia. ; ae eee SS cM ee ee an oh ee Fe Yd oO» ee ee 2 P Wigs * om “ > eS a, Beceem Mek a i Oe CSP 1 . POT ee a ae _ eR Y be & ue Mbe Suelo s Tay hee gee : eet

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a RY | ara ig ° ¥ .- a Les esa tO Sees 3° y : " > 7 2% phe . 7 = 7 iy — : . : . ° ay i SE or re a Pr RE Ut “ | > - ~ a ale j “| 2 Rms: ? aie mag ay ae Pe al FJ ba ey . rt 2 a " “A my ' S . ™ ee x fy r + ys 4 -o5 ie Saxe : i. : - ‘ ¢ . rps | ee ~ eS iss > — Po ne 7. FEBRUARE AY iste, * —— — i a ee ea a _- Y ee PV. Pade ‘ i \ laming Speedboats Miss Cinci | Mi : . | ¥ , Fi bs lf > u tired | nati, Miss Peoria, Etc., Is Qur Idea of a Miss-nomer Win te rP § e | 1s prety World's Jimmy Nolan Injured, Scullins Are | . at | Londos Thinks He Shates 100 Yards in Tunney Will T A a . da Oy 19 Seconds 4 lan © ‘ | beach ocd eax? &t Pala a Weakened for Western Title Final Has Even Chance Record | | | : ' | | are cra wees yee ae ee 3 ° Bout Friday Will See Four Mam. 3 a Palm Beach tri : = | i el See ots Doomed to Defeat. To Defeat Lewis MavoNe. SY. Feo. 19. || agers Share in Fighters? Per- K . ld hel a ] ” but 4 Entrains for Camp With | | Pit. ee > t : : r : . : es : professional! ice speed skating ‘ p ot. et Slarlore eke : (. a oe | Game sy Arden-— Hoovers Hold Scullins Score- fore we have a complete set of Greek Says Bis hs tne De hampion, established By Bert : | | ie “a ae CSS — Vespers and Millers Tie. and large, it appears that the E Way Than When a m : Igoe, t from th 3 a | ey ‘ Pye} niet. sae present camlatanaln of ancients, Potent vt Him in +9 pr pan. areal eo a i The ee eee Boxing e new fine ' manne} —— bs | in ee aeons aaa domdicecaee ae , Sa sf 4 Se ee night Gene Tunney will make the ee | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . : MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19. 1993 ! | : consid -_STLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH! - ; P itching I fs ear-Old Swimmer i, . > hina To Regain Title it wouldn't help as m uch a ‘ , . ; cc ae = | Nationa Champions Hard Pressed to Fill Gap in Defense for T will not be very long, Bo, be- RTHOR STAFF of Chicago, centage of Gate. \ new ring champions. Taken by . P la’a records for the 100 and t really is a luxury to ga. ‘Missing. | , ae jeg 150 s | 3 ee paket no-counts and headstromg gentle- pe ) nt NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—On Friday oolens and have th : : oe a MO be hel re McSkimming. | es TAD) sils ! | Re i le” ee tei et : class in the fistic world, is doomed | 1 oolen of your selec : tet Unwilling to a > ; Phe “— kless abandon with which St. Louis soccer stars play | to be cut down almost to the last | Jimmy Londos, the Greek wrestler}; he disjocated a knee = ae greatest effort of his career in the tion ; 8 ff . “iy sa a / 1S taking its toll in ininries Yes eis Ce ; | who meets Eada “Strangler” Lewis termpting another world’s record , Harling fa | et Ba i 2. 1 injuries. esterday, in the double-header at} ™a4n. world’s ch ' , 2 wad Gon eo rettre frema:the hope of winning back his light : . | ampion, at the Coliseum an reed heavyweight championship ef Amer- stom tailored to . l Hich Se om 7 a : your fig- High School Field, not less than six men were more Gr lesi.cerSusly| .*" 7e_ Were to: oie one Sue f seeeen ae meet. aad * | tion it would have to be World’s night, finished strenuous Statt defeated Bennie Osiokey ica, a title that siip through his a e n ‘fingers when he faced bounding. we and t . ¥ Eddie Collins :|| hg "=n | ~e 5 aaah ek cles Se a cae | | tow O your prefer. — b ‘o Get oas >| . x ee hurt. Among them was Jimmy Nolan, star halfback of the cham-| Champion Jack Dempsey, and we | ‘raining yesterday afternoon, and. at t the conclusion announced that he|} of Cleveland in beth events, low- putin: Starry Grey tu Ree ces. . i tg tho Post-Dispatch. bm % ' | : il poe Sealine. ? | would name him quite as much Pn 4 7 ~~ NEW conchae 1D. aa 2 ee ad , a8 | siiee Grolier eee ae nig 4 ary ng aaa because of the feeble opposition as re atipranthenBbn nn “ better man |‘ rw pena ms he omg "ora Square Garden a few months ago uxury—e “ : a . R HUGGINS, Manager (| 5% fe: . 2 er py ‘ avated a knee in-| ; ‘| because of his own prowess. mn he Was @ yoar ance . Th will come to the same ring in - y verything but er | ibe New York Yankees, }; I Bs = cag | Jury that he will be unable to com- |! Murphy or Schurman to | There is a canker at the heart |®8° when he lost to the title-holder|? the 150-yard record from 14 4-5 caetheiiial bout and all indications . e prices—a sult of fine bs’ ' to town yesterday on one of te ie | . aM . be § ee : | pe te in the national championship | T b N I : PI } of every fistic world's title today. in a strenuous battle at the Coliseum. to 13 8-5 seconds. point to a better effort en Tunney’s ; , breezes of the winter, >| ene ee =. i nai 4 Semifinal, next Sunday, and may not |) are ofan § ace | We mention the title incumbents Londos stated that he expected to part. . . a welgh about 195 pounds, eight Gene 4i4 not fight his fight ageinat , pounds more than a year ago. Lon-/ be Renato Gardini, Italian champion, Greb before. Greb saw to it that ne ; be able to play in the final next | re oO eir weight as follows: month, should the Scullins FRB |» In Cup Cc on f es f ( O Sumas Weide, "Sreseiated cdi The Scullins tied the Hoovers yes-|{ ~~ ———— ~... §| 30 years old. ambition dulled by — today thinks he 1s not only big- about all winter. terday, 0 to 0, The Ben Milers and | N the ee ee in > previocas conquests and a bank ac- 'ger but is stronger ené also quell German from Chicago. Al Wasem, bout and waa never headed. To ie- ’ % break up my pitching the Vespers tied in the other game, | } from left half e” o ee oll | count of many thousands of dol- improved in the fine points of the/| former lightweight champion, will ta with 2 att anak due the only St. Louis evening MEM. 220 the sense of a 2 to 2. ‘ , day’s cup game, Manager Srady ’| jars. His most dangerous rival is | 8@me over a year ago; in fact, it is|meet Young Yusif Hussane of Chi- mente eae > kod taal Pgs wR. ted Press news service, iPass. the deal can, de | BS y 8g Other cripples of the Scullin team, |) Of the Sculling will use either ae ue PSt | The Vespers proved themselves anry- which he won ene * amp ered a way to not only block Lewis’ | Pp nnsvivania 000 } om all thew, GO at any midd}, half and held a@ slight advant: a. Te ingside. He possibly enns’ the boxing board agreed to give En. distance swim. NY the attack. } PONS. er Mog vantage in| thing but quitters when they whirlod 122 pounds, Fase aa = la dreaded headlocks, but at the same enenneteeemnainggee gel his share of the gate if the men AULACK, tankow, tn goal for the about and swept through the Miller| will beat Criqui, but he woul time turn them into his favorite grip, Win Bowlhn g Title met in a return bout for the title — Millers, was kept busy. He made a 'defense, again assuming the lead cn have scant chance against Andy the jiu jitsu. His plan goes great in Tunney since that bout has parted Presa \with “Doo” Bagley, the man who, fj roars ’ me ta r) ‘ . } ; . - , “( *s 4 ‘ 4 4 ] GROEBL AND STEINER pre recovery on a shot by Bergin, | a shot by McCarthy. a low drive to Cheney, his most dangerous rival | the gymnasium against training part- By the A lated Waining camp at San An- TO BATTLE AGAIN IN | se te ee ee Se the Fight corner. It was Brannons! 4+ 196 pounds, 2 p.m. Even Dun- | ners and if he can produce the same|_ ST- PAUL. Minn. Feb. 19.—The/brought him into prominence, He is” | XI |utes. The Miller halfbacks were aj), |™ade McCarthy's shot possible. 1 fighting and Kilbane , Chicago became the five-man cham-jof the bargains im the deal between Barnes. Jack Scott and Art mm Sindy | O NG EVEN I | igent Be tundiatn Ba = - re dil- Time was growing precious whon dee has been ee unusually interesting eV ening for pions of the Internattenal Bowling | Bagley, Tunney and Gibson was that twirling stars of the last ; eral promising boxing matchoas | out with hogy all #) ieee ey came |the Millers turned to their task of| idling ‘ - Lewis. Association when the last shift failed | Bagley would share in the gate re- s geries, were the regulars |4re® included in the ecard of events “gat ne i = ney failed ti: place j|again equalizing the score. Their OD ° are re Two other matches are on the/to reach their record total of 3072,|cetpts of a Greb and Tunney bowt Gia mot report as a result of announced for Wednesday ; 5 . or their forwards and so the |portunity came when Ryser, ha:d Benny Leonard. lightweight M card. In the semi-final event it wil hung up Saturday night. Dec having made the match. clud’s edict barring all un sicned the First 7 ¥ night at \ espers cent sending the ball right pre sseqd hy Marre. fouled the Miller Another fighter weakened by roft _ from training CAMDpS. Virgil +} R .eximent Armory. where back into the Miller roa! area Quinn | piaver hw grabbing yim Danaher'« living and too much prosperity © » tn €9 ™ » av Te us T ’ , . . . o ’ . * ' ' , : - * , , ' . ? \ Bill Ryan and Jas kK Benti Vv, HE Ye iness Men's Athletic ¢ lub WiN wa the only Miller halfback who | free tei: “Pe went to the Vespe goal and praise. He can barely do afer ) star purchased from Bal- we a show fed his forwards well |mouth and Marre’s head again tossed lightweight limit, anti then ifs noe also remained behind Urban Groebl, heavyweight will After a sustained attack + —— } the ball to Ratican’s foot and the lat- = ne. If Tendler had real class ) rz » 5 “er i "7 bh’? ~ : “1 : sare » his es- ar hon ‘ “Cn "? WHe- | Ss if 4 » a ; rating ait ie ‘ I ers et er an | r. 4 . . ; : rv. ‘ % 5 is tomorrow night by Oz. , I ¢ A, oli Kessler, Ray Alfano. Joe i played a more orderty wane De 9c } epp ur q \ aughn, fullbac ks for the | erown away from Walker. Prob: moach in charge of the Marlin | ‘loose and other food men are on the/| Persistent attacks re ; .. A. A. vs Geo e Smith unn and Ratican "*h ; eee ; f . —— Jefferson Barracks. 138 pounds sa ' [Closely guarded at every mav as; Hanlon, a former Scullin star, largely a defensive fighter. + fu) and who has played in two national cup] ever, there is nothing on the hort- 1] 4 ’ to. % ges . = » 4 FP BIUADELPHIA, Feb. 19.—The| . Ray Alfonso, s RB. A C.. vu. Doris Spring- | >'S clashes with Hack. the liest finals f ar York Yanks will have to mod-|°?. Jefferson Marracks, 118 pounds fullback in the league. were intérest first » or St. Louts, was making his zon to make him hurry. It’s a ; . , st- | firs pez i r two ye: -a- their demands or loosen tne! . Urban Groebl. N. A A. vs. “Butch” } 2S. durin wadeh oh ae SORETT | Ve FOREN, slack time in the class made .a strings a trifle more if they | “tener. nestus, Mo.. heavyweights. With six minutes to play, the Mil-|care of his twisted I ft es ag 7 i ON DE: OE a ae to do business with Kid Gleason a Ce B. M. A. A., vs. Sam Burns, |/©TS tied the score McHenry’s cross|is now apparently ntsc ge oe ay | . . . bject of Eddie Collins’ pro-| ~. SSS pounds: rom the extreme vight ine Seaut work. He ia wat @icen k Outlook gudject of e Collins’ pro- Ed Goldberg, B. M. A. A. vs Frank John-|™Marre ready with his head . “Hap” the Se l “0s “hier Another ne é J : ' ‘ e Sec j ~ - an 1€ Scullins in future cup games. Battling Siki, light-heavyweight transfer from Chicago, accord-json, § B. A. C., 100 pounds , irr ; y ’ PPPS - - the statement of the Kid him- Stanley McMain, S. B. A. C. vs Johnny A tn I att ates ge tin in This amaaeell setteuioaeienl gained any honors that may be Jum before the opening of mel gh B. M. A. A.. 125 pounds R o ‘ a , ‘a liv , , mean League schedule meeting | poem: te ee hy | thio a. Va Tem acing and Entries | accorded him admittedly by dou- e Joe Healy, Livingston. 11! ve. Johnny en | ble-crossing Carpentier. He wiil . . ; “ gion wes : NNN ln mg deal, as it lays, is « older than Retledge, B. M. A. A., 70 pounds. Jefferson Park Results. Ti i | have to show again before he is } weather, quote the Kid. The an | . — _ n tl ataritinatte 1a Juana Entries. proved However, his limited ex- FIRS’ RACE, year-olds = Aaa tay First race, 2 years id ? ‘ ag h ee, eos and upward, mail-| perience makes it probable that have made us several prop-| CHAMPIONS DEMPSEY AND [3700. strec anda ait Sirtonge—Binck Gold | ond EL FRC 9 year $500 | ) 3 (McDermatt) 8-10. 3 aa ; Will | turiones se 9900, four and a half | the first good man he meets will i ng . F ions but none of them have been pm : Metropolitan Beptable to me. They not oniy! WALKER PLANNING TRIPS | ber. 1-3. third. ‘Time. :40 4-3. | T)ertolk Honey..107 Parkdate eut him to ribbons. If Carpen- fe - Spe” LOS * Dy ‘ > ona : tier be still accepted as champion, : “a Collins but several other good | TO GATHER FOREIGN KALE | (new a reed pet guy any ee A, > ° u Smi 07 *Calans : 2 | oO cyholders F players as well) Thev want tou) 4 : | Mark, Ink aleo ran ‘anlo pa Atidnight Beli: * “10, he. too, seems Goomed to & speeds ‘ " . ” : | pes _ ~ . a ‘ ; : . ry . ae ‘ t e e for what they are willing to; NEW YORK Feb. 19.—Talk that}! (tte rr 5-year ote and smwark: Lioness. | 100 — fall. Tom Gibbons, Harry Greb ’ - Av aiming, ‘O00, five and a if in.o! — ' , .. ) *Tabloia 104 Boo!) . | . c e. “17 foun S&S (Smallwood), .« tnira. | » , COR WO can League met in ‘he fore- | fre spring comes around “is getting Time} OF 45. ain Bill. Fast ‘Trial, Run- | a "1 Jack Dempsey, heavyweight —| and ratified the schedule for|™ore and more pointed. Vempsey | nyo ar : ; ' | etta, Silver Springs and Ticklish aiso ran nyllis K 109 Bd 106 Her Prauland , .e€rmoase ‘egrTra n re : needs , - mg season. It was said the | eed a fight or two to Put him in | THIRD RACE—3-year-ol4s and up, al-}| Coombs 113 Hany Ss al | ‘ é Peep = Hasn't fought for nearly two om 2 , years; is losing his ambition for at considered no other business. | Shape for more Important bouts later | lowances, i? six Sorionss: War Zone, | AD ee... glory in. ambition for money: . r" or ~ii , : 107 (Smith), 12 to 1, 5 to 1, 2 to 1, won; | Third rac sl 4 TAY. . . ; | Ode eis arithth eee the summer, in this country, and| Wolf's Cry.'113 (Wilson), 4 ‘to 5, r to 3 | Be: puree, $500. ave een upward, claim-| takes fair care of himself and is ing’ {ts > , second; Barracuda, 110 (Haryey), oo.) *Elga Pe ee me Php till young. The fact that ther O Pr Raton that hom: sine | tae it seems a certainty he will wet none | third. 'Time—1:12 3-5. Monastery. Brock Joo Campbeis *’ 6 Operator ; 5 y & ) a, tt : a The Me litan 4 lized as no agreement could g ty vere lesby, Honor Man also ran | O1 “ a2 ; Hee a Lae is nothing for him to fear on the tropo shed on it. n England, where they would pay FOURTH RACE, 3-year-olds, $1000, one} Pode Adams ill *Counsel | horizon at this time may do much \ e well to see Jack in action, there is| mile and a sixteenth—Vennie 106 (Thomas). | Canneunen LOS Mr. Kruter $} to undermine him and lead to a | | 7-2 E 2, first; Edward Gray 107 (M "Bla ; = een... S| quick retrogression Dempsey at | QTM C CT C Ce Agent is a friend to ’ Mies taken on the auc- . alway ecke , 7-2, 6-5, 1-2, che : to number plave-s pe ¥S Beckett, and it would sur- eotaneth: tok 0.0. .aunnac wim , lanche Myers ah i tee cee ent were 106 (Wallace), 2-6, third. in Fourth race, $year-olde and upward, | his age should be fighting, if only " S$6¢ , , the families he vis- league went on record as be- ad , ‘raat | Claimin; . Spposed to registering hits an: made in the near future that Dempsey . -5 All American, Golden st, nile: g. purse DO, one and one-eighth eauiast ‘eninr ‘wastes | Aipete aise sam here | Ase ois" The railroads of America have contracted to _— pt = -ScoOo- >> Ae Happy Girl, Skooter Sandalw vor _ -_- — *) its and helps them , me On the ball park score toeards| "#4 Signed to meet the glass-jaw Vengeance. 103 s> , f i ; Sround that it would be an | earves in London. FIFTH RACE, S-vear-cide and UD. — * Little Dear TOR Oa ecres | are , , : . : ; ing. dl . 3700, one mile and an eigh c : . a » °Swer a re . in case O sickness. a © gambling Jack Bulger, who is preparing to ee te (Wilson), 13-5, 4-5. 5:3. woe +P : : would not be ‘Surprising, in nd the enormous sum of near one billion Was announced that tho -eported take Mickey Walker over to England first: Runquoi, 106 (M: Dermott ne% 5, x =} oN. x 7 t tg ot eee eign =| View of this survey, if every cham- , rs , thon of the continental leneree. to meet Ted Kid Lewis in a battle | ~ -ommpa Ay ape gg oe of va, es Fifth race. 8-yearvolde or AON , ‘ pion now on a throne were. lars for the improvement of their service, Publicity in New York lact | for the worlds’ welter championship, ivan. gin ing purse $600, one ani one-ej nth claim- brought low within the next year ity : | ah weit Bessie Youn A: ghth miles a on ulpment an 17,000 Agents visit Was not discussed. hae ; at he has good authority for SIXTH RACE, 4-year-olds and up, claim eVin e.. los op udae David... 11: or two. Indeed, aside from | hie . ~ | | : } | h—-Neddam, | e74; “ aura C ar Ki ee bY United | RG will gb to Leaaie on ee ib Go. 85 10, Th, won; Taene | skh, © 110 Plantagenet: °$03| Mickey Walker, who is young an road conditions, during the year of 1923. This j " . _: * ‘ , 7, ’ iil Os 4 7 ¢ a > . ndon on the ; » Tran- | Baceh 94 wanentha ....113/ may improve, and Jack Dempssy, | | huge investment is being made in order that the the homes of 17 r g | Sentor George Waton e per | hal R- ; sac y | Yivania thta the American ®#@™¢ Ship that he and Walker will a aah yy gen ed Pe ' Time— | “yee for wh th 000,000 Industrial SENS Baseball monument to be | #Ke. 1:484-5. Mormon Mider, Consort, 200°! iowance, purse $600, oan and, UPWAN. al-] White foc it In nem ee nO real | business of the nation may prosper and 7 Walker's prospective opponents ara] d’' Armee and Jordan also rap Abadane via 102 Be malley white foe, it is almost certain that y 30 Frank | other holders of titles will ast | | and represents careful study on pee De of rail- Ten Buttons ....100 Alleden | a in Washington symbolize the Po lic yh @) ] d er ne ! | game of baseba)! rather than Lewis, Benny Leonard and Lew Tend- Georgie ..... 102 Cavaleadou- Yr’ survive | te adour IT. -103| ong. | road executives who are entrusted with the invest- a baseba}|, as ; dd. |ler, a series of battles through which Te trwre@ weekly telling "4 ; oa. Seated ;he is expected to Pick up at least Tomorrow's Havana Entries. pete race, 3-year-olds d yf : ~ , air and sunshine. 7 . of the iliness of one of tries. apr : Ze . aod ree ae ae Ferder Ss 103 it ong done: +. | Oe yma = the Illinois State Bil- | New cars (both frei ht and ), new ris children and a al vi ™ Secon Ce. os yca-Cola 5 ‘ ;ilard Association wtll be layed ; 4 . ‘eke tindispost First race—$700, claiming, 3-year-olds ing. puree, ($509, Syo gut © ss — Eighth race, 3-year-olds and y | cedar at the Champai ~_ nee | motive power (new and vier e @& bis own part, George Sisier _ Ar, maidens, e¥t nad a half ‘furlongs: F 3 fae Toll oP Dinty Moore 5 | claiming, purse $700, one and suarcieuet i récme Cc A Collier and F. S. bevel and im ti will > ‘the Bro ontire % *Recoup os °o gee ta visco ae? | miles . — fe: ts- | proved track condi ons for was did not go to Phila- Riwgzor Still *Miss Claire.... yiil pae+e ee vhiaoosreti tales 2 louis .---lllAnita K .. 8 |patrick of Chicago, Arthur Peterson | . 10 ie “Woodie ‘Mont:"" Sg 11189] of Rockford and Walter A. Schwien | | better service by all the . bs M) Zi ‘tte Ime . ke. Among the useful , to attend the annaal meet- | 7)°**'° somrrciegi at ae : vootie 10g seroella Bo: | mem Adalante . ae S Fannie Nail :::'109 Walter Dant’....134| 42.0f Champaign will compete in the Third race, olds, claiming, PUTS®,| ¢n i cterer +198 amer Dent ....114)Anels C. A. Storey of Lawrenceville $30,000,000 w~ TE mt pt pt 5 booklets distribut- ae ond sporting writers’ fra- | Porls |. .-....H11 Miss B a ~ ‘> h ts scheduled to take ‘Consolation __. we 500, five and a half furlongs: Weath latr. ck fast ed by the Agents are , © this even Amelia &. ...108 *Rochambeau ... cis ua. ...--.99 Sweet Cookle ... SApprenticn gilowanes ebsineed gaat: mnt | ized or Near Bing. Sisier was to | Glenantrim Maid.108 Auntie a Courtier . .....105 Proceeds . ....i4¥ . ° adie Tilite . ...J06 *Miss Ruth L... 9 Basketball Results those telling how to i, been a speaker at the gather- | egy oy claiming. 3-year-olds | +e ial 116 Siboney ] % - / and up. six furlongs: ruven -: es ; . ) Sad ape eee mgs .. ERIN GATHERING TO BOOM Rock Church 14, Immaculate 12. figures represent an ap- how 3 er and 2b Whalebone | eGreen_ Gold’ *::: "Keaty Riegel 100 Win_or Quit et E Ww ‘Si * © ls under a doctor's ae Ss the Peruvian 106] Baw Toe ....107 Kitty. Cheatham .107| By the Associated Press. NR : to cook food, how id This ts the second time in *Marine Corps... Tender Seth .... 9 as ae of all American fg ' Ror From Home Felicitous or en Colossus . ..-.104 Spode . -* 12 | -.-»-104 Ras . ......-.110/racing in Illinois was expected to take Ask Your Dealer for buy food h Gd ¥ irk Levington.. Ablaze re Jennie © , Need P - e, +4- -old ad up, claim- ¢. ale” Theo. oie ro pures, $800, six furlongs: RACING IN ILLINOIS} Sacred Heart 25, st. Michaels 10. per mile; whereas, the > : =W™onths the B ! ‘ ~ ; . to provide | rownite star has | Ar hie Alexander Biff Bane .....111 *Acosta . a, | whole : th from a cold. | Orlova ..+..... 108 *Prince Welles... 103 Memphis . ....107 Chow , timing, | SHOther step forward tonight in a | Manhattan Products Furthermore, the & N is also L. , contem slight cold has incapacitated H K ble. ble care for erm em Orcus wd * *The Peruvian .. . 96/ *Ruth Wehle -103 Toe the Mark cd CHICAGO, Feb. 19.—Restoration of Third race—$700, claiming. 3-year-olds Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up, cla some, nourishing , ? PLP | and up, filles and mares, mile and a #ix-| purse $500, mile and 50 yards: . banquet here of the newly formed | Head Sets ‘Homan. .---108 *Harry Glover . .108 Bakelite Variometers the inauguration of additional ) “ Aj 1 5 ICIP SO ¢ font Ste Clad 1. rey race, $700, claiming, 3-year-olds,| Sy the Associated Preas aed hie (t iy / one, $d Sor izienaty it, 07] NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19—Johnny | no | A steadier”... 108 W .//405} Dundee, junior Iightweight champion| SMOKED OY MOMERS WHO KNOW » Woth sc & >t. 08 Kenmare ......106)0f the world, and Basil Galiano of Me COLD BY FIDSTHCLAES Bx) Pei 6 th St, : r ; Stuarts 0. Ghost oe 108 fast. ie siete “SOLD BY FIRST DEALERS” ) Is rt Mdipis | ( , 7a LNW NWeey uh +? W, \y dlr, YA a ( Kx ps 1) / ’ \ r; ad wen on forfeit. *apprentice allowance _ » a Cae

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Gel! MOV Centr { ' N’T tall ease >. Nae 7 oe Rae ae nenaene tire uppiy Co.. | : 17 N. Cha 2 Ady ty by con = [oe GAS APP cas tn i” —$——————— be] : = JL ( : . . a | - ra co 82 ont a. - Ka our a} A =, » go'50 Seca: tres: th ee As sults = aed — pendert belene te the ane ei me me ful LIANCES Son Bie" i cse nat your ‘purereee Sect © Gres, $2.50" grt up Boom aoe, ot and’ sepa ee a oe — ce covery combine sone tt enamel 30 : 2 : emoelien sale, 2 or A IZING—D and | aipegm Ch venn a) ered) : = ce ( ¢ ra much includ oe to Celient :92 cia, i erokee e Clean e 0. n lo ing | ei Hote Statice tony 1921 ae © Down we 1 Cr Sidney 116. - x West cman 5500 = M) == a Co. 2127 —s oo at. Olive 4008. Tire c Me ce =| EANING, @ West joey 116. | rates 91.80 p- = as Ap- | ALUMI North and renéstere. > scat oes Che —_ yeing * te: $ ng? UMINU ~" 4s and : 1136 nq} Delmar ge better » shoe ed 1.50 w E 30 ice; open Su good Che vrolets oo Gi fsa pins and | Ps ine ar 1245 ve werk repairing | M and relia hour e have red ERE GIFT SH Scnace DISH P BARS 26 I unca) used one tourt a= _ irda and oving 708 or by cced a OPS ent : good ANS—7 ’ ‘or Fr ——— — NE 2 or of , . * bes- fore it one week Gs, al: > mod- mi, ee er acc Eve 1. co : a pay re av Rn auc ; — ett on me ee 711 seo my Wi 3 —— av. colored . tust 1901 NX ~ to be se too don _ o cessorv ry “0x5 * a Lace Ph y_ iaore : — en Locust >. irr Rad’ rece RA! Ss -and@ av | — v "Clarke Mot over date; come 1, fafi | SERVICE 445 N Gr values Bl ro Am ._ 5108 F Paston av one Forest FLORISTS — > nn . ar Radio supplies hate. 1717 - a ANGE—Nen Centrat , w S av. Ls ' oo = 7% oa — —_——— ~ ienienneetinllt iia im pec ia. a — Be "Lane rev : _ am... ar on * ) , rect ~- — mst - * oo ,) er xe A — ard u 4 e utors een 5 +s wat —_ ———- — — - GROCE = an Rea electri VOU pee Sout Wrens er ont. ment es are . ty ae caneomeuite © Coe gusraniend fw ais bateebe ig ond pss lime mae =| OUR spec — any Pe gailston srs. sres, ote co av. | hats for mid-wi hart_612 — goes “As. Tianasare “ae be a” “entra s s ot «o rw 4 es _ : exce ivered citi —_— Ei ge e toe s. es: a eee | ms "4 are wit th r LT E she . Ja SAP Br ISK N. PE Ct $10. atthe’ ansinre wih pete ws | gee a a ee | Ehone Grand Fel ‘2! beime ton amsicipase a as a mauas| fn BOE, STRACT_© [Rectal $8.75. Other makes, Bout shi REPa om tha oom Waaenhin 8 o ee A ine red : ei oF Deine ore the pate erzson. Sidn r-Giese Gers— in oOlgin C sk you hat’ —— Hart line ssa er ™a re. regu ~~ TE H s. Grant. TING a —— a a name. Romo aton TIRE: 4384 tg Tire & cord. | mar 486 rush. Sidmev 485. ices ene Contra! Ce... 2 6 r grocer. D a mee. ae riware a straps — $1 75 alar $11. . quality Rava SHOP. ww) — gna work you buy areat ott —————— av av _Auto | CONF ———— ISUST — | SMOKE 6133 r. llth istributed RA DIt+— Lee ana N jampe. 3 $2 ve stries uae. —Where ie cents Sat on specialise yA Sidary y wour ‘fere ww vic ECT teats Ls West = and . an N c sy’ Roaof'! ae: | , ac h ‘ - > ~ _ ee ® ech ] ; eS > 5 tal. “= ew A a $s - ft sod — ais “Locust ; N a A my ~ wh anertioe ven ne [=S—Fin Central omaell AT FL. ty er the f1 ng ee é ‘ampbe on ends. su- "Hanks Iohn each: W 50. sa. M $3.75; MIDLIN' pe on av: Te llen ng us’ G ite a’l | n “2 A lower ’ Se su ka son ff ar-= P NE : =P , ee mele @ st. Man : LP. 3 st & Pai —R-. . 4554 } e uta ; LQOOK— pOMONT 1 oo CO os01 SAINT BA South Pre ~e.. Bt} % «4 per pound that reu vreu ‘ baa We N 1> 7? —20 @ Ci ann PPh sn i 2 oF Aone, _Was ar eee WE ee a MACHINES | - iff —— 7 Ts LOCU TIER Se ea ~_ — t FUR : — Sebehe te enw Bpoven mg green, $1 25 wil Sid erent “Tie hee tour Fora our’ vst} 3 Y¥—Serv-U earam CS milk kit. ox Beng! en | NITURE = | liver the | ani 21 Se M. DEICH eg nage man" encom. $1.3 a velvet 4 offer exc 4505. HEMST Centrat — ie ao * te ¢ ARNON. — ré, icurine S105. Gandy all ca We specia Ford. ¢ Sonmienn ties epecial chpeo! . soos win 14th st. Ba —- mans tT @-hulte $1.50 r re of stock. uvetyrn h uisite qoa mo ITCH]? $! 19 puts ome home Rg — —— : a” 2085 _N. Grane ab- a ‘ un = Caltt . - ww 3 ariv ; f- ar me * . poun i. oot: A - ' Paes: ae see “ re ane . Sh signs. cutt - Mo et us ¢ i this | im and V: ortes ~F mes, x3* 7" —~ choc ey's Wa! 118.5 ree roo: —_ ym gan Deimar 3s Sieker ec -- Free. from Soul + thie Si a elle’ ts and s Be catas silk an payment: : sae for American F LAND BE Tos» Lee eemenetrate | S103. oe oe SC -- Staten thin week. Se mille choce- | a 51 hes Shtmattone 18 we "hucnished come | 38e. 38 Coit 289 ee = ae cainrd Market wm, OOS a. 3162S. Grand Dl sn oe St} Doreen. Fe ~~ Sing oa a o Fhe Pie ition . —34-5 oot , 3. > R- : —— _Mark tb. ts: IMM Wate eh pe oO t distri 353c ~~. — “a - ae TREX T irm. > here across le. cs 2 a wid oo 6S mst prac cn excellent on len axwel! [ATOR 8. Broadw me et Ba $187 ONS og ~ laminae Sc. M Dac Gt) : TEA 1809 § and -aniktin om | ADLING L! ~~ aie - tice. bent « Chevro well H rR COV esa njo 8.75 Sed +a - A ce Mamm kdern™ hing PoOTsS— S Q: save West Ine av av errere- new. . t oen- cayre et. iaynes. ,TERS— _— ce cae me ane te over! ‘ a valu . Sprea 4 . i Cent ha ked ma 6 parc: =. oe a 72 new $°.79 a wE W VistT SL DS— Ligh: Linés ee : ~weres) ; 1 RA $8.75 5 ay ss Oa eh | - PRE 9B sed zt qveriook. | Wr ~ —_ a a and cial _ mtral 4867 — coke, flour a cans. 63- Johnson ¢ lage daking Pa 43. 49.. so ay FE ILL DISPLAY ™ SAE 3194 our n Morton E.ectre © ate adel. dan. o vee : Ti RE Cart S15 ma egg en E D TORS 2% 100 agie Fru person Tress. iA F Chas J . Co ms pack Urba th phon wax. § es. sie | me- aRy TERNS ARLI latest South ——— ) =. 7 00 X e. #400 «6*F $450 Soca codan. ~~ er M “h re ‘oe paper ECO BE Ss F sn itu shou! 21iss Beck o.fax 1 : rn es. Se + plates, 4058 TH eS EST E e ai =e N o ; 30x38 era mec evr! ed rat s: will RAT! AUTIFt rank!iin : ure C uld | ANT er 38338 g4.\sST ard®© e de alue. spec — = Iv THE ATITR XCLT Mac leetri —-=- ~ BM Per oon Mo on soeort ri coure ord sedan str one ee) co » and wi ets. | iawn a.es ssa dec NG Negima = “~e FUT! im ay o., tel Pun an 5 and Cyb> Lee ORWTT aT. f jal. LIVE HEL RYay. US- hine Cc WATE pave free mn er ie uttes Rise Sage Car ce SUS ord wedan | 8000 mn Second, t rotors. | Sine £22 core eae oa vate a), Suan, Soy Marniower — - | STORMTIG Son” 3145 TRDAY. FEB. Machine Co. Sidne Rn HE — 125 ar \e 3 touring ea) © m lees > 32 res. SOM ney =50 te now t nite kitche ~ cues jean: hatin a rk’s Pia! with St oP S. Gran E SH R HEATERS . TER! . S115 Lee $1300 ».. 5005 + 8 xé@ cord o mm = at re- Se: improv porcela en cabinet idiatiens Specs: wrsici Oc. Je Syrup, m ke Wh weat Sto-mt! ——Repair vo rand. MIRROR OP. soe “- % squimped F a eee — aa = fia ~~ ~y — ' weather eas’ tie sed oI ar «(roof ¢t ' & —_—— %: RS—H.ofi man. faa Siok 4 i tL, te $875 a = ncis Bros. Tire | RUGS, TO S. Grand. BED—Soprt eum Fae Te-ms ) the "at ~~ BARG. Florissant 10¢. Ft Beings Pam, oe yeh oof troumteny MIRR PICTURE == | ACT “TOM Pe ec tote week, ~~ eutematic. earl om live ey .. pe he ine rrieed > w os ILET ART _ Marr ring oe gin couse. 1437 if_ desired. les. AINS im gro s ces Bros sold in olasiie. 0 te. oF La mmm aor pane cd s MATIC —— Hes ‘mien $119 |. ering now nam n a act lo est Cael j eTy titres rank‘! vr rt nr or z* - : ex —— | , e ker- inest Sprea iron a>: da ’ a ot —_—= . Greanne-K 1 Locust. Motor oe. FOR Fores: 7387 Orange and wer’ k- | MINNE”’ Paes ©. e Emuisi tic, B0e. | price $225, * 4 pieces ™_ Deterrt read — var on! from $2 up. $1 a with 35 MISCE : twel or bar Kk NTO “3, r Co 2D wre > , Front 4 *e mage” * a 0 oe eae ion. 28c; vy OF 235. “ht new sty’ geuwme MI HOI os muted . r Bread g& 4 sh-s an. . > All electri ith silk , . ¥ i —~ ‘ —_— regain. $600 —1920 | see.’ epches. sot 5 i Py HAIR NETS : SS en ras. | — vy value for $2 Ba e curtin LLANE SHOES es serge, oe . eral enteed reconaitione ‘in nt ae — a5. “ Se et ee ays ge oo Cook —_— K! NETS—7Sc Gosen- | BEDROOM =a4_ and ¢ Shag Siar to” ae M r EX PACT White LO. = are Co eat sent aw tae ne a ous ms eee The 75 toc Aw ws elle eS ty Sp eye —. | Sst Goa Formos x New Disravars. Soe: Nchittorobe,. Dow-ond e SigT SO, Teoe | sere No band We mane Ba [ ar" care. 95.50 | PORERT ogee Siccusr cis | ae sabi aoe 5 ee = | ine st. A. A — price. =; re zoing on — — 725 a. Am on me « $) e —— acest _ Ph me e-Pas ton . ~~ ~A0 SKID c Re@ater © Phone cost $4 ——~ Wes Sa” tor . ttle Ty? 70 oe ¥Y En on Coa.. “Th Garr “ompleta’ a Carn . hes’? ae — ae : Schmidt per 100. EE s° ‘Com mighty sale . aad “ate KH = s ra age . ————— ent 967 ter Co... per se AINS—aA m.. 4138 = 9°72. est Flori: uises. =. ealing eilis eo s1* ~ Y _ doctor . ee a ma m and oe a Fal ce an FATS FO centra! Ce. 1113 Fe ~ ” in Eagle 10 ee 7 $29 7 “e_x. “300 samo r Bee = ovr ——— rebullt SS paint. _— —- ca 8 a off — sizes. sam ve sant Co! Cc ee —— Hh .? nec _ a ” _ inie — e Cer Rats Wellman’ cnecia! = wrx M = a a 3 wit stamps = Bye va ve =" tif a . rine © snaps ~ 15¢ - ‘ mar . wor cee on oO —- . S2a ro! 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Hatt iy ne ive $09 Fra ° noiig rene — | Ger 1D. sack im. 20 ut. 3458 Tsar | . 1816 fox usic Co 7%, ddie. . “F if: ‘ . a clam and a BO —_ wl «'=ts ot omens Gann rea — ” i Utz. i Be eee eae ‘ i Fiocrisae ug- j phonogTa PHS ear £1c Shun. : me eg a bui't omen” nea wment Exe Romont | anyth' imting. - i T NS manger S er, 1a = aget. 45x08 —?¢ 4Se: soa. tk: ae “assorted. pound. HEATING A 3 t] art to whte and sa _.cieenaee ete | 2339 Ott Bree a cupeae a ee. |S " ‘tre a. . S- oo: oe ete | OOK—Giris Se et _auleified >| trinl cG T na Westinsten ; ing a Wea ————— “ N ee ogg he gee nea rat an} * mm Leta s aRns—F ~ mtn ) — repaired vn | Reet nz ne-Rose pretty c * = ~a~4 i? SS wane Pg oa > ie FEE—Re Ba ell —t $1 “Pas JAN NTILATING SS inger Music Co. 1 as $25 wa ieee mail styles. oxforts =. a Wife of ‘Ede . = a | Machiics "a a ELTON 01 her Rulek a sf it an pi Tor Gre cares ve = wa 7. with Lagie st gular , roadway a- | — IT artin E—Spec: >. 1199 Rees | .v- tine. y am 1 and pose ne. 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Grand Sore. u or | lor a and Fras / termine "RS $4 95 a e135 Fr a a se —_. 3 s are np 10c- stLer = ven ore i bs ee . rr am iain er co Laat he ese Routh yo ET . 2. pa. ay ia a at $2 —=— al the resid iter BE tather a ri e' - a ng _ . hut . cer imerc? . is =o ua S ara - ‘ « “am bar a ~ ~~ im 2 > ; ae Gal —* - .% ‘. om e —- s - a aeri« ‘ - r, » te \é2e Open ae prtcec Shor $235 pointe — —— = trea-m on! co _ ceMXANT th 10*> —y So 1oan TGS— Drummer —- a ass, "[f44 i (= oie — for Al RGAERINE ~ Pian — Sy co. alse tor i WwW iene om crtn | a WwW Fk en : E . and . = - ie dnuel ; Funera . — Cc 4] | of > of ; eT ee n -J ’ ——— uv ? - : - — .7 hee - * fin ao . ’ ne J ~~ > ifs a? . 7 : b * we hier +a zs an¢ St Louse Lee Kem whewus s. — = ‘us n = ; LE this * : Py ae - anré4 rod sumpDies. POP co % ETrrm™T 1.: Im ——-- | ee a North - | DRIOMS—Profes —s 0 parchene. | | Bria Gerland« 1 pe of ae a en ae ee oo ons te CORP . CADEXT cure Com? = = . 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Fe merry. 7S- errs. 2 3 Iba. | ==" ad F'orissa Bien's | ther 's regular rads. i) Sceut note Sea an! sughter « te «f Wer ~ GETROIT— guaranteed — ans. co cars _—- oS eece > jeweled let 8=—s Wat i: man pot wiinower ow week ee ew = murcha | BOY tas 3 $ Br Or dos | HEDP vour o1 men nn ‘se Ceck : Grond ev Ferg $6.75 ag and sti ts. 2 inspect ladies’ fea Mrs. Frans ser of “4 os. con 2 sm on —Fiectric | x ~— tour | = SRSA Tee LAL rater. | oa 50 ='s. 1800 Frank. | USED asteeer oo ae ee coodk tak a cadway. | Churches ‘ela dime ospital. | REC : ee SE may $5 ks in- motels. 3 eee nk Naw roth ~— uw. 4 Winitred Jaa is! x 2 —— - » Sears . , a N“ Store, aT he om g1 is - t 76 ° ~~ M . ~ . Eat $i > on RSc > cre 78° c ~ke s ee a’ eo ts ae ket 400: re! ARL ter ay e . of " : =: Ey eM TT — den » of on aw Be a tsb 'N. Bochd av a. | 5%i¢ un ~~ ees ene " 8 Frank’: : & Pes Seccee Sree oes m-th * “Cramie| lar $ &—4-in jeweler. 7910. 2017 = DE lar $I va HE Sout? ence. SPAT ct} hs rims. an. i021 mode — = ES aro rt Tet ‘Se = oer — ——F al) a Peateont ® Storage fc ¢ ee ae fmest i oa. wc; jar e — ch La Ts 920 | —_— ¢,DEEKEX ws! — RE ea _ Fen eo. Hamitto py as te : a TT - — an - ‘ — ac men ‘ } i> - " Dry a fe ow an HR = eacie on opel a aa % lew > wal las”: 7 2 a 2any a ie. ] iTch . 3 ‘* = a ne. 4 = = a. @emounte BICYTC Certr LLOWC ASE—F - i. ~ ma Goods = to | eon Bri $5 for a = . 4501 os 7 rv Co aca, Som indes” ae x. whi ; M. 14th pais former's, $8 a y oR a i eh 18. 2 FOR! AS thorized _— , es ‘on ——— eld LES, regular al . cta . ys and _ Sro} —- ure shew Store. i" dge- ee oid some 12 . ni Se =. fan - o_ . > r+ ; =] oT =x rT >] 3 — s12 > white | PEQNOGR. Seuth . sf. - —_ pa ten ber ae “~ > ’ ‘ e.! ' , " a te ef . QD CAR’ aier “cae Te oe bike taken $40 fo ¥ ~\ >a i? a», | ry Zett_er on *RAPHS » K— ne Fy se = Ss"oe ; at @.45 eo ee = -" en L~ woe? elect f Ss «at & 4° SSSS mar me Auto as = og - iow ews, PCT ite gold, Sian s Ma . rua ra phone at at sh n stra Twin a nee M eon oe 4 eorge FP Rr. Sap e° g Reo Mo _ m= (ie c This week xXEW Bri 778 N ugh je ment your Maid. | a, DRESSES ‘s. mgs] 33. i sximassaisticiinaintatmisnante . 33 UPs—Cam 1200 > ates. der. | nioch PCLLOCK 412 15-tewe!- av 814 sic erage teed. iat gra>hs aioe : Ps. 35 y s. $3.50 "ey “water © or dear ores poe J ore nee Oven +e Sale Gre tak x. 25 to a oa L2th 2 to SES — milk 14 nobel wer G * for | here 136 X i- } PT . 3 a ae ow i726 5° siue. $3. mua @ «ran Rreeh ar (bret 4: ane 7 and FORD" = nda v ana 573 N vamas trade ina’ Bn oe os or = al CP x ve, a arvrmcs DAVEN Nert> seenaamrnncinemars things iGe ax i, 8. i0¢ eack zTove. ; Delrar ee ~e 1S—Sever 2619 Gravois rds os o. Le — ia 7 Sc Ths WS oa” . our Gea ae ad Tt dave oe sed - _& ae. 7 ¢ —- , . = ETT ' —e? Ci e ~~ , . en c 72 . -—* } - ra . a & . Wo! nescay axe of . we r “rt ad new : . wa 4) sith —— a. ; Broad ‘© mag n er ——— cw Mi: Hope o = we ave vo .» oon oe = qvenne ~ _ cube Co yen mre | SI eg! ory Ra | tan Sg My Re | _Buck’ R lam urn. Co.. Deal Ggoc 30c gyn 4 coh a - the it = oda keeving repair; ' S-note. w Set = no and| thie w . 3 for 1c. - ie a: @ es 02°R ena . usic F mn: of rfect o for itary hee dies . 5 ha ther witha of tan m o- | Rosina Ka MILB’ ce. 4418 quick very $ r lee re John ee Seendiineens Sie uate hose 7809.1 adwis- each pu a. M Sky bran > tor FO — | —— Tamer c_ Howse ren ran A Sian anaes oa grey React anc wr Jenn aiher _Kact zN—Ele 418 © ae. tt. 1.75 ol cers, a $40 pidge a ~ pd sate oll ¢t 25e | 11-1 Joh ‘er p.{ Ann Muscat §° rand m e Pa! c; Bo ™ SPECT = 33° enin 40455 O! wee _ rai af Mrs and Mr s £2 Robe s Kate rume and ~ ectr’e ve at Brock AV Cont nh r= “eve! oil yg $50. Ch aes = ‘Brand ran = this aa men's : 3% oe gene ¥ ~gir erries gapes., ‘are in 3 _anen Prwsomy iF ORO . Al / FOR x Riverside 1 OPTI -1 S&S Gra = os ive _ $5 45 . our “ Tine: ~ De r YF be A. ie Mrs Loeh o = of ks (lke Soupe: ” late 73 ("so 1s?3 fe the S50 a” qa > ~ — iwar re. . ll — S - . 7 Mein > ewe a av -~ OC r . . ean ag > aa ae | eB "HI = WeEk ans SPECIAL CAL ¥ . ~ [AL shoes and cra” c sie and hi a an — — fe s.. ane ——_ ica __ — ——- “ Grand. we ree, guaranteed to cheiore Er aa JANT | ae ee ee : Bernhard Rovai| 787 Fea — RY . CO 832 = oa ex tifa ee ' = Ree anc . 2 seer lle " pert 4 = - dar “reuh! + es oni” a’ ) . rand P wr ern ASH—Se* a Euclid — A gIRDS =— Forge on aven i a mont wy pair. $2: complete every art saLE—lI BE — oi = for and dei = mm tor $4 hi BF gg e a tested my Drernt tg pol * residence row “1 «= _— Math S qusclient 1921 ‘. Fe AND =— ij ee Se eee 1540 § outtiters. St eee ESCH NUT West {| CLOCK ¢ West i an Keiffers. 2 pal ho ae = . oe ee -epairing: ag ena st 2 oS and Weert 8 Bene eit mecha beautifu PETS i valee, ems VK ETS Ser th and | CH re tway Be ny = = a " |} call f CLEANIN — a. eee wg how a muai] & ni Cemetery. i$ co- ili M nical cor = Sc WRhTEE_ Per Certre | shir LA \K ETS —70 aag| CHAIR & as ee eee ] a get, 2 Bs Fm: a a ‘a BROWS ae n fund Chie, oseuee. | aul Je "Tar oer * ditto car. NA } shirts. 821 ¢1 7Ox8&0 - brow ALE—S tture House For Mever -~ = @& — my ean anc SPECT _— onu one, w : , las. F ict ; ee ay ar ~~... a: varza!n. —— - Pare 1 Fz te sizes. $1.- Men's g.e7. be. ea — iid couse. reer 92°97 A ity ns for 35c 1084 odin ‘sch fa’ —— A1L—W i POU Franklin | adi ID Peet tie ae - n ue e% } ta St “es T ue? te ne™ a ee } ee : com ens: ms | uphols — | rt? c “ eeSerg -- public th _ vests a * as surah ef x instead Dav! 7 . a Fura as and ~~ #n- ; “aL an ur ; —- pound “ A e- te of fresh _ fresh e LTRY AE oe > Fro = _——— NT'™S F a! the«*'s T ot am 4 ‘Tur awed » *— age ae i Sra me: our Sind ee ene ye a ong ae they ia and ¢ NO SUIT—3 "Ce. 4115 Man- $700 Chouteat /_— ware fan am: - bs : fruits asd" aan 20s | SPECIAL + SUPP ; y hn gy %.. a we te 1823 emerary. te dia ane. Ph. 3. ae Sorth Sis = win a bor end: oe cace t a a y ast: the; = wn initat plex Man- | ¢ puteau av. pee am _ | We =—_ and vegeta ase) qe = en F ul De! =h ork an =—s Const ia. 1903 a 7 pe W «dn D> o = Caben | = Sine “- Rta norms w ... oo Tem ees » 3f yar mate $55 7 = loath golden AMPBE! = Serbian No. 1 “Market. 3608 etabies Start aying fanny | b ar — et Rather ae LSS. at 9 = ace tS upe. ————— , oe a See. - > * ae ™ ae ® rad. , ~~ for “ a> « . Se - er on — roan Bil . ax a : aa ring aa h . “ : yr 2 ' ~ome ne a sz : . * : \. "1 i ™ a rr Ro and | — _* eeter ‘se oan mate's = ana aoe : ‘*s. eta aa i8e LIVING Broadway m oe ory — * qu a lol. 2 oh iPS. asso 7 deck |= 608 Finney" “LARENDON oreo Der 168 al Lary erter than ! nor andere a eal an a | at ~ , - “ - LIWNTUNMeSs Mo 50. cash toa! { semouniadie, — SUTTE —- 5 _ : a. colers .. eo ooo =a. — ROOM — very strong!y 4g ar oo . Be reed. 10r EN’S WEA ndei as co ' $5 30 per Of ‘of. ‘eo: a mn (Re pest. “nan the ot “ ther a rm we, Miiare ; be- , da: ete . Uimaell Svo0 {4—- — rea | ee en R & Eccs aun | Moe's par: ‘wool hos olore .-:-..... Be | your choice of SUITES. consis: - .e Se: Meistio aut pickive | Rr = ae ee | Caha: ee — Se * Crappie hor! r : mitt art ’ of St eae; ee 5 a noice : se = * : D _ Sukh 12. DB : » | : 3 ‘ hany 5 . ~ an *\buiear aoa Ford . A 3 wis ns anu | 7 na con 4 to Tt) ; Ge ccen i sites Ce. . it ie — neigh snee ae on sae hes - ss. ¢ — i Ey granulated. 18 | Am ar books, crochet * Sse 19c maT? ao adn mee $i2s. Sm chair, | a.. E—LD.. 3a aay rvice. Lind : coat es. 820 PRINTI = OTR = Shop. cerheed del » Peter’ “ . 18sec —— Crea me: ergon? es Cvp American Lac etc.. ¥ hooks. chit@re 2c TORS wwe Cherck 25. $s cover'r n t —— Pa ae nl ae | $°0 ‘s. wort! Fran AG ait ork im ¢ SS etva * Comet x ROADSTER | ~ i... 3S Cotes: | ea ee hair ont tho! s. chiléren’s ed ~ built ¢ Sleep fm co = Smith's Fur eu > Trhene um r 30c TK chops, J REE ger dine over va gs - our $0 90. n ; 1229 “ie rm = : —— : We mw =F _ e's. ca at . ~~ ae eit ™ ns ~omf = "| - a emar Bat ae . — p a er ‘aenena: a e 90 - =. ola Shoe Renal = i eam eal ; witst $1 attract ——— | this ane oe = STA > shape... 2ont S. ye $1 sp Ss special- EXTRA fancy W nts a “enatn, COLLARS ts. $19 = i oe over. | COMBINA Centrai - nent. Sau mar Sipe BCICK | AS—REST - 3 MPS . Sei = Broad c 4 -1 tor 25 incy Wi te -LARS—15 — ‘oi pose TION ord ; one alos ag —— Foreet “ ' a if ore any 4 ‘his ot - t oy 4 $10. 000 RU == Bes | 10 Se: Heb White Pe agp arket. | om. re a srdere cabur- | : — 100 on 100 “- ale ; AUTOMOSBI — — ou On Gay > at Deon : - 1 are CC" 2 Pen: Sotenioinien a LAS a Lo ast ol Tl le rintinge © v eal “ ——— | LUNt Centre URANTS Sotute = Aollar's - — By bring ard read | Ban G and floer —_ = Umax = Kk. ta i S eee 4 } flannel for 95c ribbed Mor carded let —————— Co.. 3 cloves. Si 30 100 TAILORING Bes = so. ACCESSORIES geneert, 40 solutely free. You wi g brine it, t9 our| 2° af TE errant Ps | ae ee mh No.9 cag. 3 | CooPt tor 3c, Bey cont em ded madrae| n. 3604 Ove a letter: cage, TH Tt. ean. ree | sa > e > eu wit! of Fag’ wt) i ~ af*ected ate suet ' av + - -07e fane for “5 S ae a iT ae 93e ‘se suita. Ww i CE an | © > Ma Modern a es! + @ishe . —% mp Just br | noe te Bt» | gtre oF ~, new for pure er. | & Leret cm RY 5c. i a, 6503 “Mi $° eolf 32 50 ISHOP’S $1.00: | MeGiil Ay pew st ‘= and tee Tom Cent : ae Reimont Ree Bes aia Geol nk ic a at eee, this ad and b a4 . 12 rt pact yy sale 80c. “os. 3 an- | ae cane D unio beer i_& Ca st ncn aa aan Ome t oo. A on Su r oi’ 4 » x _ atcock sity ” one a uy = Foam ra ‘-erres .°. ¢ Can j be 2 | a rT wit -O ad Tl Prin ¥: +. at es _ © 12 a a." ~>- Kelty Spri bial ceeeeneens Yr 7” — tTaureant: i vi ean double wa . Pistortal pes ~hi] ~ ny a. Tm. °.. = the you are bn enciusivel aity. We; expiain furni crifice . ture Det RGARI x . i cases oo Di be trun 27s eaen. y 200 bt 300. Loce! Price &@ SS. ee ne. oF — " ad tenit genera. | lor kin > 7. We ELE on ey clu} ture except ef all ole BO uted Bread = EW _Mer: ¢: =In c pe - Del mar — pr us - ieee. = bee > > - } = — watt} “eo eufte. Marker —_ ae RN PRESS. - e Priwerers — BROS os VYeur 1.9 . se chapel yt *, ma a ‘ In Money anJi ake vour Wor . - of , Cra E tral . ; ranges Rae one J Ri r +. Srand. °412 ney * all or . ities, wt Sctne gacso.ine ; kk KEN SS at iD —T aster ra Ue risian MATT TRESS on 2. = PORT ay 23. a st. ee Tele- j ¥ ch v mate Lean CSINEEBS t on b ffice MEN —» 3 vr a a ire re iter Saies way Ary — | _Emoire © ined shade. — Si curling! bie barm Fall ure Co., a a ae Central | _ Snow = and made- tS CARDS, ali pa-; ‘he an on oe ee a | sediator — — ~ moe = Game 3 FOU can tlectrie Ca.. le, $5 SF gate ~ — | fy - size. $7 50 id ene ae beet | a Pime st. piace “aE bur to-order: — . 7S. Sunes to gen er = on sult — — ‘ wthers of the wre ute oe up Pree mi = a toe are> Bo sored ate ag ‘you Om —- mse, “$3.96. tae Co. Drege. Re sore, S10. 50 aS Fort ee on matt ga ee: laré | = oan sale of nique Treuser euit? —_ Ce. 38 me pam Bh rere wiconte rome 8 . . : o nr. . a ments = r per " , . o P -» $a Ors _— 7 - tr r * - = Let wires. w} 287 Ss specta! fie) s Ph cent Re sch " | SaTCER ‘Sant m. D> qheesa. aes erns men She Yor cyte ble ILO 7 ti R TIRE ee ont. ety mig om wr one e. oY CGS— Bartmer ~Schiest = ER KRRAT —_ Yorn | Be . for regu. 8 sul B. “Dons Cc Too ve st. Tires . RED t .” ed in? > wee of —". We CAS =. wW Frand Shen. Wren —- nies -_— a hart Qa A r av esinger a7re ATT _ s Mar _Beneach. 1 hte lar S17 ‘= good 1 2 wT Lin ent 15- 17 —— imto Fr ~ . ee ul “Ss x12 ca Cm can, 12 thr ket, | on 1000 Fran 17 50 rood ROW | LI 366 $45 Seite scam Ta? « — st i rest @ cn x3%. $7 | —— 4 a. pie — Ce a cn ena ® — me — te oo oo - med wht nl . SAY | i co «= wa To seth cg mage , - ae 0 free it con is Init bs De i . om it AY ; valu ’ - eon of he ature 1206-08 Pron reson ow a oh | NEW cash rv 1 REGISTERS ;t South "2038 ott! Far LA ‘=P — ‘tne! eur _Phone "Boat Rae a ag ——— 10e: Arow kin. 3.90 val Carte’s Ink Pa ts Weill Do a te ‘ace 7 a) tor ue Metiandier Wrlttnes 4 day, Peb v Fra e ¢. 4237L. regi gers recisters, | pes == — nie weak os Clout m 70 wind nm Cake 5 val fu _ Max s Ink P ones ort ne.~ - Sha : Fea 750 tr eB. . ¢ arn ~harie _ nkiin av — isters, S75 w want . 18 & Se tar Si v on 708 22061 our. | —-~ ‘ue8 : 4637 a-en! rinted. LORE! nk comune = deas brot nd fats OC * - Fy a’ seneiett ine ‘ecme >. tb ¥ OT n F for 1 r $l 4 : r ' . — Del 5S 32. : iin w kz by 4 aco | red Th. - San: canes out good f% eur ho TARY WHIT Ca 4°0 3 sive Es re oo. 74 oe at 59 - ors mar pout. 60c. 50 t ~orete euit -tn laces » end er . a ace hh yr ll (ftwe « Nariona, cxst ; Sseeondh —* wa damage ixtures and wired aa and ‘foe = - ' $51 4 "Ee S. 2 ye — gy ‘e St ay 321 — of fal! a = ee | i rm ; were lored rl "a serne. ‘hotee af ——— apes le a Far oer ae dad i ES Te! b feo, at su _ ~ at , ~—ys whil- wtn SS rwal Content ae e. Wr ane a Bor unten We ' OuM ' irs . Seut? as?r ry » ) rr’ & / vert “36s 300s ir or has \wirt Be a. iw new ——— = ™ De. an -mace carry regula stv 2 e wITs ~ en ng Pv, a) ows Alr : a i a ~ Viet gh re y Sas. cadio e8 ALTO ex n $200 ° ge gl — on. | “Hirse nn the ee s: _ .- cuantiab-caieiaines ss ot with | fw asd b. = pads. - $3 supp! : pnd. iwe ESs : for ; ~ : _— ue hod "e et ; | $5. a ors et i South : x: , . 2 — 5 les = & oc Aes ig M - — ‘ ctc ?. ~ |] ST, or De nb>orh on 2 aan ~ $3.50. — “phune at South § keer-ite as Kiect inc! =. Peat Bi | FURS a oll wat Sa ~~ dat gare | Bad stv honem. [ims en device's tui vac ric head uding | Biec- - - lust @ ar Grand pee nay gy 250" set unassembied, 65 7 apre ad ae ¥ wr ~~ headphones. $7 ot a | HARDWARE sere ‘ee ° ching ‘wemeg - — ADTES” Centra a a ae fae ee . Kn . barga. an : FrUCR A oat ’ r or this b Ta] 95. 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OEE POPE Ser ewer re - 7 ~ VISE SRE Ea OM Pes : 2 THE WORK OF THE WORLD LOOMS LARGE—C apable workers are required. “s them through a “Help” Want Ad. _ of. Le, ee See ae POST-DISPAT CH. : STOVE REPAIRS ‘SITUATIONS -WOMEN. GIRLS) HELP WANTED—MEN, BoYs NSFORTHIS WEEK AT THE | ANSWERS TO QUERIES (43 me at a Oe Be Og | eae Pee indad™ SY S*:| RAND nora. 7M Mowe 3B . . | | ——— " eft | 5g recente Would my wo POPP P PPAR BM OOOO POON POLO at PneRnEapat—nasneenentage Sa. (patie, este of-town location. Hox , ; - -- ié g) ” eg : ote an OB. is a ST WOMEN’S WEAR ) ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed d envelope PAPER HANGING-—fo- ~~ — | WOMAN=SIt. by colored. a emetable | IKEA AN—Cappien Li ¥ - “sO my te Leow ¥ teen Bi work guaranteed r- ~r paper 24, 36 woman, in hotel! or reetourant. "oxo © S itith 6319 Marcus cht. Heat « Nort . -i = Central ! .--The newspi 9° ‘# published, and broiled ai These ye Fe FOR eigg waeny 960%. ate. | WOMAN—Experienced colored. wante per- ""Faee . “ +" > ~— " " c rie . . : ‘ , gains we S Spring dresses, @1i siges. an he Telephone; of South Haven 10 or 12 weeks old for use. Capons ar 200M anteed Cabany 6708&J. TYel- 7 POREMAN—Por department making weoed- “~ a a — and Colors: re . *yies ) ™ ha ne ry. ah i } : rmar Gueed from $17.98 to $5.98. | ARONBERG’S—wWellston’s baby an yt liege e Tribune; of Chicago: fll, | are'large birds, plump and superior | | ——* - (eZix) , , em parts for auto bodies; furnish refer: ; rand a\ see = Style s , “oo ce i ‘ . a oun ‘2 : ‘ yedes , N. G hop. 1722 $c: b ushed throwe antiat. , News Che Evening Post, eating and are found in the mar- PAPE RHANGING |; enoes and experience. __ ox r.ca& P.-D. fcd ‘rMRES: > PAINT ERS— Tuesday morning. RANGES ws West ce ; doe all colores: ae 6(f- Overall fast ci al :] — The vening | Journal; mas iing Pa-'§ ket from December until June a th ean te Las ert ig: reasonable: w - _ cies : ‘ ° ‘¥ J . ‘ } : . " ’ . . ~ . (sj ' a." . a hd _ . i ¢ ; . » on ‘ ‘ g ) hy : : " ow full line of . ~- > . Ak ; , rip ifie a ia ne He I ald {toaster x a re older birds large and must atue sé Ane yeour a Le P: Ad HH I | Pp W A N | I: D ; 36) = _ for Mr Jaudesman. fe | i @ roof cement. Ladies’ F + ; ‘ " iw . ” . i a ian ne i?lle te 5 soe . . r “ : or: no »: . ' . ‘ Central Lg le . >ee@e Bs TRE a. 5047 Baston Hh preg tet no tr Ip when play - used for roasting. 2? You can alsu pay Bomont “1 80") f r URNAC! : bar If Bars ro he! > around brass rrnaces 4 nright av ——. | toc ee : riarmmond: oU0 the joker « | be “at are S@aeZo} the ‘w kettles and iron RANGE—New 6-hole w =|;-— 8, 1250 Biddle at. GETTER CLOTHES . 2 tee ne , oe S papered. $6 paper with warming —# lard st : LADIE® all-wool Coats. th taree ag Cola ver needed, that is for ; pots by rubbing them with grease | rir ws s work. T. Hunicke =o oa - ri HNACK MAN—With references, for twe velour coats, wit Fe : ; fine cooker and re. Japan Ri ar. $25 value, this ween Special, Foster mene hin : ih bid - ie with ‘the. , and then heating ie) furnaces. 454 SEnright Dae — eens Franklin av : Wa Mosiave large stock, bright. tin aw be Women's Shop, 1711 Frank. 5963-65 Easton av spaaes an i's fenowed ut} ©C. W. B-—Water may be filtered ||| W il, PAPER cleaned: ali 7 joins $1. . aaeee. bors . . | aan Sng iufitter: preter ene | woe , gpdty put en wall ches rene hac Ae |G ( GEURG E TTE silk watete. 95e or 53) eae le AOTEING sand. joker who . _and purified by precipitation, by || oc. 8:80 paper ha ra wit) ‘HITECTUR AL, Dit \FTSMEN—*® : oer tea making: steady in off-season M us N — | ors, 38 to 44 Or » a » Spades it his hand, needa ‘not (a means of alum, by adding a 4-per samples lar ((eaners an nd ‘1063, (" erienced 1 fi con struc tion: a , 1494R orth ) if 2 of py: Sidney _———-——_ i Sec Imari i be ker at that time if he cent solution to the water to be |}, ee Omproy im anny a G M REPs TING ; 1 oo Cc INES SPECT rade Al. be od fromm, Black. canto De ne fe ae tia men rot sh ft On nia V ay ofa eink wneie a precipitation is no Suan ugard b. + 7 hitects, 219 EF be ™ rocery anagers Specia od , r rorn 95 49.5 + ape eee a - al f ‘a | at ] ne When one R nroduce ‘ win r | . ah . Siete oon | . MA H | —' =. 95 to nt > COate, A 0 840.00. DIAMOND, RINGS— 4. k. aGlarmond in an rine edead and called for + at -} re pir ee a Fg Hn aes ‘3 PR O i | AUTOMOBILE MECHA NiC-—Muat be ¢x Reliable, ¢ & pei’ hai ‘ 1 4°°Os = 1% ne . ; “Vv 0 w re ae: nm around the fondant 2 grains’ of alum is ordinarily re- al St. Ferdinand Lindell L130GW ing paces: ' : : for every home and every; __ |FOR qualiiv and style. will | ee . sEWir ~ $1 fiia one sn your home. aisle WOOL velour ge -oo-r w ewer | vielt 4 "ith | Lh ie paratlh ns LO make it quired to purify a gallon of water. 4 " mn. \DIA OR at an AIR MAN——W fe IK O 9 G MACHINES: e | and ~ ‘Kk Dinah $¥ . k to hold “ ‘ , should be used. i. : ma rT) & ' 4° 4 \V eat Easton. _ -; S, ee ' , ; orn av. Ni . Any good 2 : a «4a .* J. einen: a ith Or without fur trimm: ° PRINCE St | SHOE c Bu ge & tootnpi K Potassa alum only ' Pp T ‘ ptt 1F08-10 Hodis tmont av . aji of fondant, dip imto the as ammonia alum cannot be used MIR mae oe Fer: WAnI} ER And | eaay weak, 2 peas 552 Arsenal - iy 4 UPRACTIC Henith ome noe Ke0d a steady Work, APP Bi Centra! SAMERS and washing ma- | 15 potmer coatea recuced acco dinglv. ; Pe — . ; floor samples; big reduc- | American Fashion Shop. 12428 S. Rroa@way. | HOSIERY—Ovcr fi skiy so warm ‘ited chocolates and then / ¢ hi urpose The amount ot! reriors, X-ra ' ; . ———$—$—— A —_ rst week i s a asl or this purpose. . . : , ‘ X-ray Lab-| “~~ : HEMSTITCHING MAC] HINE—On -O , ‘ ; k; each machine fully Sr e'o20 SPR IAL anton crepe dresses, SA 0 | Wear hosiery regular skly svevisl on Ever. la buttered plates, then let glum, required, varies with the | a. hg Sea mde, free: daily, li Bros ze Cae 4418 Oliv: — ‘ " . ’ : - ave agency P wW. Tr ont-| , , —th } " . . ’ « " . le t« : . . =~ } « , IS: and w aad mA en Rentehe cin ff ba a ; ace correts. gray union suits, s5, adie flannelette when lace mn a marble-top ta-/ the er will,emot contain any ANCING ae ; aorw-dl _ + payments “Renting guerre Bold i wt | an Repimutter @& Co.. 4268 Maochester av.| gowns, 98e und 75 bo ind Mille 6, also never place the candy in | alum “put Oniy ti ace of potassium ||| DANCING—at ae “tele |S Pies tities. ey Fis nat ah Fe ole anole! peed : : corsets. and $8 value -, ese ‘ \dper an 47 ae Adams, 39G5 VW m.. Pins ary: steady work Box P.7 ots te) — moisture « hurmidit in the Dox double sulphate unites with 16 nde! 145 (8 BA | HoUs [N—Expe ue 7 > r . . . ™ _ — - ‘\ uu f rsi an ; ‘ E ME Ex ris need. “ nit ADMY housekeeper, Warwick Hatei, 15th | _derson. 17164 F ‘anklin nd repairing at an t ie, _Phone e Olive on - , HAAS SHOR ROTECT 2 r wil : aie | —, = : : , ie HEATERS AS BHOK rial in > | P j y u ia ee ints” week. ca : Wicb Che names Ol Vat ic Is impur on oh fe form ve in- LEARN TO tgp - Latest dances tau. ! ist ur new sewing m A +. caomnnn mn tetc won .] ootwear and b . i | Ys? 2. ia , iitry listed in the market quota-/; soluble compound whiten graduati) bite or 20 class lessons; indivi : = Ch . achi ‘ R offiman, automatic, | ar and hosiery for this : . Rahmoeller-Flin PpOUTTrS i cel , adia. 32% | z ‘ | : tri ane boulevard ang see ~ | inte week, $110 ve le favior an? Delmar \ ie 5979- si Easton avenve. cm. tions are the various breeds w nich seities out, mechanic’) ww oh tts la. Ihe: S Olin s. FP ruaranteed. ‘ on ’ read, ro Se | 4c 7 CREAM CONE BAKERS—Exve a? Ca Tnachines en ‘offman tleater Co.. | SHHOk -— Ladies pate: t Ie >: . - - A ellers for table 1se With it suspended matter, while the 7 ; = wen AN ones oe Vey rena 2 ="- . si! ats i aAther «@ | SAV s—Uur new tie "@x Yor , are the t serie Fy. ; es ; Tw : ff kk d | rr : _Mac chine ( 0, Sidney 1308. rs res - 2 reat BE 7 oi novelty $4 R55, reaeer $6 Be and — y weniley ‘iout@eak ac” $4. $5 and $8. The brol ‘2 are small chicken sulphuric acid radical unites with be * ORC HE STRAS (no waits) at Cas*le CO ee Ca e a rh oven TRON WORKS TrORED MAN—Must be in ew , | | R 8, ; . i, 1-9 - = ' | tlonal vwelues i: at ai tad , . -_ _ .4 % : | vy | he alciun mn the water to form on an 20th ats. every Wed.. round 4 a , ross ang » fal footwear lispis Levy Shoes weighing from Illy te? — sonis | the. calcium in u. 4 ‘tend, | ee een. for ornamental iron West a | Srown school shoes Haas Shoe Co.. De Siores. “All over . , et to be pti if insoluble calcium sulphate ' nights: Sun. afternoon end ¥ 1 | state experience — salary wanted; be 8] in ’ ary : iow | ad ti I I it, instructions eve ery Tues. ani confidential Rox “114. Poat- Dis, 422° Fi a Fell mar and Trvier ag _— - seepaanenpunnnen a} , A KET es ES—-F\\ juminun reg- —_--— , ' evenings: alao Tues . AUTOMATIC SE SEWING MaAGu - ar | , 3 . : j “abpoiniment CO 2 : " . . 7 4 Hi D z ‘ ! i \ »' , iieT x.” Lk és bs | ; - @-a ‘4 l im” . 4 , | I + ‘ aftern Or.s; ’ . igs ‘ . ‘ Doin tr re JANITOR—wWhit . ddie- -d : ; & Singers, 3 MACHINE . Centra ()\ y Ne i D) Ni} is | le Hit ers 8 cents ‘ongolr -e . us! | | ; A ] j | x }; OR \] A ‘| [é yN Pte oo , Private esons by appoin ~— ww °9 5 ] Locust. (c) have ekperion e. aye “eas ae Olive. mus j Map ' iit ies 7 eu i tje 4 ' ie ee ry REE NS Ha WP ee ena gle FE tain nati Dimeal ma” Si _ gursranteed- priced $192 to K. twill ‘and og Greases, —- - , 'w een 10 a. ™. _and i? noo Fet 7 | ib BK—Siead) Job, / £Val tee 0O.; -—- en => — (By a Mem ber of the Bt. Lowis Bar Association.) peer : ird ~ A gvuaianteed. 6 7 ORE +" 2 , a toll, sleet | Res —Oldi dtiejd care ‘bargains; BOKR3 ‘ ' . op The deed to the together for ane Partictlilar length DETECTIVES BARBE K——$ 2p aden o ahi “aa a and Sievin for r * -« — are demonstrators ’ 5 valves up 5R0] Dein ar. Singer ‘ore, ie ree’ & : he . | 7 "rank }ir in SPECIAL—Percales. 19¢ vd.: gine | 3 3: 30x35 — ) aay . mat ire oem guarantee Coilinsviite w.% rT bie — =aker; our new store 7 te. "ere =] “5 valu ea Bbc coy me. +. x : . ton oe! . ; $i . , a wile created a , ] il | Ol fime Was mo. re juire d. DE i be riy K ‘ NYT 1h}—Shadowhne .. ay Fast at Louis. hh (er) LABORS Ap ply os Bu | iwule ilee ; . : . 1 AN . . ' ; sha ook r - | ' P : % » . ratin r or ' ae ; ’ 4 at our Opening will «!\ “” womens woo) Arespes and children’s 58. 1 Easton sv _ Cahany "8032 ; aney, the ia, they took ‘ By p- AG. M . = woure not be neces- | atk ie mg 4633 aon A harges, ~ obiie | BINDE 7KS—Nignt work Appiy Si. Leulis i - AHORERE Vo. 2800 | eee el ; each suit purchased y coats Redfern and “ arner's corsets P-ar ‘e | WEARING APPAREL FOR TH _ Ly ’ 7 : : } in) tenants ha on sary far A 1: ra no ry =~ }? ev Derry Forest ,o09 7 Malleab! a i ‘ast.uxz i‘o ‘ 7ROO N Broad L, ABOR R— To work in fac rs Sia: Centr s 0. 1725 3 Franklin ; ry ‘70068 “tote. Overland, Mo. LIK’: eo ¢ ve the % uabane knowledge DETE CTIVE — Does shadowing. investign¢ _way. a Eds _ teh to die & Bro. Casket Co., 140 6 | Hogan. BIGGEST + Ce 4 — mighty sale of “00 WALTON'S homemade tread. & 1-~Jc per 5973-95 E igton aver ar) the _ owner The ch lie | it would be os 3. A died an 387K ronies missing people “onfide Li b CKSMITH—Allround. also one albrsand LATHE OPERA TORS Must have é tory ¢ clearing sale! Ail” shoes below a x “ay i velvets and trite loaf. delivered to your door withia four ‘ harge Acc: Aunts Sol icited ren hi ‘ share ol nterest IM | administrator appointed innev. Lindell 5102, Dei ‘ ‘ “woodworker. 2891-93 Windsor pl. ic) ence. Apply today. 3727 Forest Pa (c? s. sale now going on Come ts 3 while they ast. hours afier lepving oven Phene Clayton | WELL STON MILI. IND! —Speria Ps the pro rts for St. Louis an ilinots 4.C would | | k her : BOOKKENER—For doubie entry; must be » J rainick'’s f , Ss. Co, 1721 Franklin 176K _ Walton's Bakery. Overland, Mo. — week, up-to-date rir = hat t $2.! wie : . the child vas not claim iv of the household | | &&- “OF FICER WM. © LA CHASSE does ambitions and experienced, furnish best TREE a ae ‘ 1 BON Middhe af a ia children’s coats, from ALLOWE Ly em purehaese, price of a: $3.98. $4 ‘98 69: 39 Easton av ys me 30y : Grates. he is t is ll of sale was gi vel ; ving, | Inyestigat! , lo sate sm issing references: a dvan: ement. [tox N-92, P.-D. at. . elo ‘Mat ’ ‘ ’ > te hy4 > 4 . , 4 as ‘ _—s ‘ ; . wre o : Wile » suara a . regular ey BMEIe tummies , y a actestine and , piret iv. "Che vlate her ria hee Oh se wae ~—h ae 7 Fifteen: Yt wm At an tizen and need not take nd + consideration be , . 7th and Chestnut Olive 876 6° oat BOOK KEEPDPR—Young man. about 22 ert IE re ns Kurtz 2306 Frank ale creams by “3a Krut nine! schere. | 8 “ae per 6219 = , Sir a+ a rralizati papers in order ank uld probably not give r — : — years ol@; must be neat. accurate and od ieemedt ap. . - yo a be , i apper. - BAaston avenue. “ bi} ' wavs nas mon y afte 1ic death. 6. 4 rv CY ga . rood writing essential. Apply ~ ad \ ernore & Rr” ti child al " r ‘ 4415 N "nior or an op-|{ nig have himself appointed ad INSTRUCTION Nba wiltionibon (c)); bodies; only experienced men need apply. — ROY _ 1204 Park av. fc) 162 7 Wash at. num- | BOYD Centar ar gre aaa MAN—#olored; ; Farage helper; 0 repair ! LAUNDRY FORBMAN—Man with bospital or hotel experience preferred: muet ve geod reference Box a 4120. host D Dia. tc) - — ~~ MAC HINTS ST—Wood aliréund man. 27: 20 ba e} ee ej ae ee * FJ aac Wine = HANDS—Woodworking, on Tok ‘ vVaiue, $° 95 F ~ oo * ——— _ — —_ 1510 Fran) : —— —— hi ' nationality, A ‘Klin ay . _ : Dor tw t ct hat nationality. |! Strator: it would depend upon AUCTION. BRIDGE— Wil} take limi.ed > as —e 7 - _ " . » Se . . ‘ e ta »j ets D . ; } { nt NEW shipment and if bo nn hip on the hiz Circumstances e e! of pupils. Mrs. Fag Grand ?2 of high-j hap - : Se an trand 2075.1 deo have a right to TROUBLE.—The administrator OY —Errand bow 806 N. Broadway. (ec) | = work. 9 Hickory st. it's the pigh-graae satin. , - nae hes rht 3 ' Ss P | ——- , a. yo ) ‘lect the nationality of the registry he estate should have made a }/| /* “TLON——Ex «lish schoo! ¥ —To wor rk in Krogery. . “O18 Pendleton, Win Wiad “6. form night work in a =o ~ ~ Value; special this w : eel... Mi | Shoe Store, 1234 Biddle. $3.3 . d depend upon | retur st vear of whatever profit | oe ele Te ye Say 908 . ¢ . | ee tm ! , af matances a 7 at e Irwin, 4206A Castile B Y——16 years old. to learn baker's trade MAN—Young. ¢ 7 bles ®.40E8— verfect ff Rb. miLetonN uMiT . Th i ti Mpc ro ‘ claim against ; rt course: lay, evening. We place you .: rent 4 Be ey a sunday vy work. 14518 8 Hodiamont. an ee in Jesus oO ja si ) wT , rest on iturda) s Mw._.Entered inio res MM pul - ae: oe pal play Qualified o rnish you shop - ’ : ere ea Se — + sAaeer ip} | any te 7 my ‘At a: uae is ‘nn. ut Sue « : et - : vour services | rhe Prin): ali or write Moler College, TO) mi ing. R15 S. 14th et. fe) | MAN— ~Young. who has had some experience mon ALE om 5 ia aol 1 | a ena od . > Say de “a ; Smith se sinn). dearly beleved wife oft ~e that . “ aliv cl: . } resented within one | Oth (cla) : ~~" ae Y FOR way ——— R Apply Hox “forte t : | | | | : ) | | | . | : (Bb 9Y—LErrand boy: $8 a week. Service Blue ted} | Pls lhe 2 are exible pe) A tbat os | - ; Joseph “~ " Sm! th. dear daug) ter of Mary . A a} rr} oet : yf " \ 2} r : mrant f) iettercs of L, K ARN. Sp N brine 81° Pr ine at (e) : es regular $ value 4 G ee » rthu Mather f r nie R ou , lsinn and the lair dre tH filsinrmy, «ur : a7 , & adm istr n if that time as stig A isu AT NIGHT ) rt . a “201 Carleton MAN —Touns. By has nee 2Ann Olive. ive _2422 warket ; arin \, , 1" nn ; ighte I mayme Helto j agear sisi er of Mre déar Sisier a | &unt ,' . are th a } ; »* ; re Gd 4 ' ry ohyt ePngvugce a Our method enables you 10 rite i +. — work im drug store 201 arteton | - airy feeding on’ —_— Apply tox WOMEN'S ¢ fine oxfords ' , Ce Let Mowe. and our Funeral wi take viac nily 7 a ann 1a) marital lay ‘ on a eontingeent Pg haasie and ‘ramsiate this language in five mont he a > at ’ . a erside ANE ee patch i ex “9 ich? Bon’ s ety lea, all vy a © e "r ; . . { . ‘ > ae “ed = dies (Sood vositionse cyryve rn Ww a yes ‘ ‘al ian) lle } 34 ry —— or ar ug store . day Wo! K Riverside MA™ —-E xperienced extractor, for new ant! ae. ee aaa y eu a ! day mor Sertriead Ih 1651 es: ish sp eak'ng trade. Write ‘ or whore 25° 2 Apply Timekeépet, Hotel Statier. ie@sehavser « chape ‘ New Prank! »’ chapel, 2623 hero ; ' ther a ' 1 e 1-hiy— LEGE OF AW AN? ote x Bb wer “ee _ wae ae Washington. . ( , terr t , , ‘ , “+, bBOY—To work in drug store -134 ra- Lea , Tolv og ye an ae hurc! este aven 1e. an | bgp | é vo | Mid 1-Gity—?f idg Grand and Olive ‘ 2 vols nd as Re. " (3) | MAN—For shipping and packing depart - Tee Loncorad Terme, : . _ a. oe y — on Sunda’ ; ivv’?: at ( » . - - ° Euan wed “ ah ce ss Sie ge. ralr of ‘ pe , ' eh y tod a ‘te ox wy ari e! M io] yT A L OT I S TONS =“ SE sae bO\Y—16 yenrs or over, with experience in Fi? Post-Disseceh, — —— er ‘Nee = , oa » © “e : te a. ' 2 ™ . ' és ioh nrese ~ ine 1L1I7 N Broa, Iway. (esd) : web tonne ot Py =. ‘ ered ; st. Charles ran) : ~~ Po = ‘ ~~ ‘thian . Mhushand o Minnie Symmes lena a 9 natal oa rae om 4 wen Ties Frankliney i. « . a ~ cin Bm ta LS ar) Starr and FP faibott, brother: Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con: Schools and Colleges BOP — With “fot drug store. boca MAN—Allround, whe understands tire vul- , bs’ ak 3 on «ar at --(olored, to help im packing and ship- me ee ae gee ‘ , - 7. . ‘ eae - he 4 . \ e «t ‘ e|Gagence : ; sani a \ " ‘ . ’ . 4 ; | ‘ 4 hb ¢ : . : ; ' , - ‘ nm _ oe . ‘* ,* ‘ : we ; ‘ ‘ P hy ty _* ; | »\ ae ' . i a4 ‘ s 41 ‘ Pphaat)? i . t '* oF * howe ol ‘ P hic y' le. aged years. fathe 28 ark ! : . ; - al ¥ o canizing. Schoenfeld Tire Co, 13th and : 4 ger a7 Mrs irs A ney It (seorge ine Airs S filled 2000 d tur T : ’ call elm 162. Cabanvy °°" ‘ “ a _North Mien, Mrs, E BM BE—Huicred into rest on Saturday, | | : LA Ra Rye > 32 Re sidered. Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be given. r stenographers Ghd baokinenene ern) eee ove oo erie ar j Seger a BEORS--Chi dren's ee the residence of | lau ws > tin oe ee © iad a . ral on Wedne yr, Fed. 2 at 3 cannot know fe: nm. but carbumeles start in iust (hs; we need you. Worest 24 or Grand | 7712 Pir a "hn : . white: one under- Pchooi, special ~ ’ ao . = - " bata 9 ' hi ' MAT ty OE : 7 . : . . “an Tr : a > . : ‘ t . . ~ R h ° /_ ‘'neace eS chen! i. ‘ o — stands hot- “Ww te ’ a . 98 in ui , re 0 , ‘ en us - tata ‘ " p , Oy ae u 2m Pues 1) ater furnace and alah shing. a RS. qi: ranteed . $1 and Cand, 1 : N nes » . athe n aan : aap 4 ‘ s oy) ‘ve At oe riadyi bu ; \ any t } ie ] fé¢ ertion »f ar) . ’ 4 OY T, fer mac hine aho 1” apprent! ice. De 415° West Pine bf, a all leather, O o. 9 | 1 : Quick wales. ermal! pr ur motte. pees 20. at 2:00 Sehr : | gues ari °° .*5 . ; ter I you On a correct , apparent insignificant iesion >) an) Le fenide f egniator ¢ 709 Pine. ~ mann, 2k22 N Vandevent C Mideted into rest, Charies Fre mt - ioe seals Seereume nt . re | at Be cuided by your physicans! = janpr. s | Pitman and Gregg S north and niler Automatic Reaniator Co. 700 Tine. | MAN—Experienced on pipe machine. FE n er av. , iG 4 aid > Bos ul ' . . ‘ f uriing the rair Bookkeeping. ae count m s . BbOoOY—To do genera work: references Drug | ; Greenapon's Sons Iron and Steel, "750 ; a}l ys} a NEES f ' KY ank! it \ j % eo | Bet. . : ry \ \ ne an Zt , ‘ . a° : , 1] . P = ‘+ a? . : » 4 i hw ~ > —e S—Rove’ brown cal: calf bal. solid ~ > ved Py Mre 1} ; —. A nis ' - oo on ; . : » one wy)? rir : . ‘ mn ,* 241 ty 77 j yt? re ‘ ] YOu F t not it} ar ‘tric iron i il} not injure siti ns secured Epecialt rates t Store. Tir . and ;>Market __ te ; rom 1 ~ cond 3° pat ’ regular ean of 80 vear: ; ; on enue. Tuesday. Sorber irs a Heck AM Ber satisfie ange phys«ans * hair if the tron is not used too JONES-HE NDER mt BUSINESS COLLEGE | BOY—16 years. for tactory work. Caradine MAN— Young, with ce reince in, cu ra anner Shee ~ the residence of his daughte: Mie 2 Prenocergas KF ia gram nd : Plasti surgery is . hot Oliy hair should be washed | bide . y Harvest Hat ©o,, 2128. W ashington, 'c) ting tae ha meper ihe Wi vit Ne Co... - ~. . oo “ ‘ “th : ‘ o * y ’ . . , ) - " 4 . —"* : . —_ ~ ‘ o ,. n . a . . — ’ ° ‘ et > . amend av. m E. Land), O16. Kingsbu™) eis } brite: mt vt S! ‘el ana ert Er -~ - s ~ Nya ) Sor pw 2 ye — Ae! neerou rhe ce S (tulficientiy often tO keep it and the : ae IYS——15 or 16 vears vid, to work in, “ra. man Co. 1531 Washington ay. SsPRC! Al, ARMY SHOR! —— y Feb. 20, at 2: Pau! ‘ameter: aw end oF rune vee "a ‘# arg mn account ¢ f the scal lean Make-a shampoo o6f chine shop; zood | ron aryl to learn the trade. MA N-—For shippin department? Valuer. at . tered into to da oe, te 1 :' in the sur- }u: arts of green soap and al- ix h Box F-19868, Post-Dispktch. (eX) able to drive For Champion Aut Z , > * , , e } = bins onigpmamnebeaetie Pp to fring Das Pioriee Store J . 1923. at 3.30 a, ahi M J 5. reli the ‘ss The was _. ne meter — “R : urgeo! make t ' | cohol, us a small amount for the ME: Learn 1 lern be rbe DE la) BOYS—Must be 16 years (old. 10 Co Tian a Lee ' Eine st. ~ orifsent Ay. “ fe Saverbprunn), Yer wi ‘ J : . e] Jam NM a’ - . : ner Tie : ees | , ‘ ‘ +} ahilit of - athe? "This | hel remo\ aN LOGTh Mocern . rie Va) v work nm sr factory trown SBhoe to. ae : YP oir o - lings and dat er de ; s : s t! TT ; > r , . fon” “ be Excese t issue pendent ‘ I. write qr | one Mole r Ese > | ‘ —W nt fur? ao _ G, factory exp plows AR. renee __A PIV © « Delma mr s } , a . ater : 7 Se : a ' eu . ‘ : , , tlh . . ' a “ aay ar 11 , " ‘ » to aseembie woo > y . — oe ‘ Bridge on Colfax 282 op. 4414 Nat ' Saverbrunn, and our de magn: Ncheste: aven m . at : Peron ‘act Sati ame noilit wate a me ¥ j flen 10 prominent in the per | atl cs es . me ean Fixture and Show Cage Co., 914 N. ao ort eye wl opening [and wplgndld oper STYL Eee ™ me ng : . ws : and sisier-in-law «A St. Ma hew'’s (‘ermeter, 1‘ — , { , . Ann : rj eis , narts it] ’ ‘ } Not wearing corsets | LOth af. ic) aevera) years’ genera! office experience’ ye oe oe ’ . -_— 7) 7 »¢ , ’ sy? : : ' . ‘ © " ns: . *) ¢ ‘ , } rii t > ‘ - ~ ~~ eens eet , clusi¢e lads recen creations in eae? ba 4 " “ hes JOUNSON ent tered inte est : Cay), alot ‘ , ity ri eterilizes , . B68 “OU arrect he amount of fat. i MEDICAL BOY—White to wrap ‘pace kages, fun. efr-'| cood education. and firet Claes references, * on fo! Wear are aw {ti refs iaen: , _ 19° 4 1-15 p : } : fp Pn Pesos s . . : , P (| re . walk - rely : " inspection: moderate pric ~ “te fn fa hh Wednesday Feb md ov a ee Oh ‘ane of Careite bmenn | | ate Mathew | ce a. ‘hy | on t nanes . > Waking is Very gpod, — : rande. deliver bundles and work around in| tO &4ssist general manager of large nu- ricer prevajl n "J ' belos ed usbpana o . iti i ys } T' o7 Mir Alber mne tt i] } ; : lncing he 4 1 | nnis, retbal! in fact, any YOUNG wemen neediage “eln Hefore an iu? printing company App! v Adamars Co.. facturing concern located near St. T State galary e ected; give refere mn to become inte ed vorr aontication _Rox 1.267. Pret et Pree ine ow -_ et ee rt 3 a ee - lerii sohnson ‘T Ay , ‘ ‘ e su17 mous | , ‘ . To a ; 8 per OD. Fos.) . BE tes pont lon. a a Fy temo ge ne FR Sige ee i her twenty-f a aly . Z Pe cae Shee. ¢) , sleep 3 pe Bending. stiff | ing? on Di Maternity .lospital, 451! ase | BOY—16 ye ears. fo~ offtes: high achaol, edit- — ia tl — q 993 ai 6.45 | m.. © Johneon and Pear! Joh: 4 3 vears SF he typhi ~~ 4 O°? Mar : . a é' , triatis alo > ; rneed. ane touching the floor with }| ~antaiaoesenent _- —-- ——~ cation preferred, Koa | onportun! y ” HERE | a oe oan bargain Fan ton ngue ‘ Jr.. beloved ’ ot and na ‘ ave ied “ee . er F — bo s Cemete th tee | ne | ; wr : oiahie Han dling he finger tins is good exercise. ) live energetic bo App! ry bas . Foon - pia + mages eatin or patent leather. as’ Ro 3 inee Mover ear brother at Man from Hof! ariors, +Bi4 | i.wssen to atten is 1 VINE ‘¢ «eharacter often also lying on the back with the feet || PATENTS. 5 dense turn Reha omens ede B® 14i} 3 eyes rE, ad and $6 J. M. i Laster Breeher. our dea S srhadway, on Wedne sday. Fev. ~1 ; VEWIANI ntered Sani! - “and trouble. fixed under a heavy piece of fur- — co - _ 93% roadwa | grandchiti, at the age / 4 ty st ‘e Churet th Se agg a tnes _—, See a. a esuits cuoOR ans , - niture and raising to sitti { || PATENTS obtained: advice ync folder free. | BRICKLAYE RS—Nonunion. f Call hes ydown | experienced jn thie line TOOK—Kewpie- 7 saab, Gays to SS 1 r "ms Spceeners : web. 18. loss, at 2 B ol ih oe . do not see om wha' toting ile Pe painggole i, ape iP at tie ae ee FJ. Larson, 105 N. 7th. Olive 576. (3) 465 io3)| mot apply; state age, reference. Box eatin straps, S5 vine. 62.50. value . Wadnesday Feh. ‘I] at -F:.;% ven @ ember o Si foniface Branch ’ oe ag husval ; = oor ; ——_ re oo : fcations f rbuncular in- ion Without using the arms. A oe igen : hl SH. M KIN -Two, first a ‘lass. “Appl: 3 Post - Diana te ch. shoes, $7 wwalue. $4 85. } AM} n family residence B29 Wise ave- 5: _K. of A ey | Se ani Are rp —— — = SSS i mediately. Golde Clothes Shop, py | MEN—Three, young, between a ptt neker, 172 S 389th = oe cup, to St. Andrew : Charles i(Mo.) papers mease cop : e : 1919 Cd ree “THEATRICAL Olive sts. | 25. to break into special publira lon, ee : 0 100 to etart. _ ° i | adj A ! ’ ad ’ ne ‘ -* . } ai 4 feet Mi.“Hope emeters io) ‘ on Sund: ‘ab . : ‘ : ’ : ee 17 - & if 3. re ] | hi } —— ; An "te FRATERNAL NOTICES Lost AND FOUND AMATEURS Wto —Tuesa day: casn ‘prizes: CAKE B AKE R—27! 4 Lafayette. 5 va | ee ° ay Claridge nan’! ME N— Young and “migdle-a wed, to ru traip=: lene rung °°O0 Walnnt. 1 a eee ce ee work in men's clothing « ar ae models Novelty Shoe Sto ) Barbara Chi interment in| : | ) } , | re, 3507 N_ 4 7 1T cl Biase ’ > oe 27 fathe: ' s ; : :- " 5 . ts. ‘ * ’ , 4 j ; j i : fir on , c a - “4 ’ rn, : } r _ ote ; ‘ TO des e a) +) e) » the acti" , reise Do wi ‘ neg conhnement can nd assistance «# . 2100 Pine. ft 4) . at ( th as little : ; 24 : . 4 other tnforn:at ' ; ’ .% ’ . : > } ii ¢ ; “13 : ‘i; a” , rPry ’ . " ‘ " ~ ne ee a - West ’ este. Sunday. aher | Rosina nee FI ), dear father of ~ae met ge a | . “ aay in Lost “come ariy, ‘Monteumers Theater, if °, or (4, EANE R—Must he x xperienced | SBN ——Aml young men, ai 8008 Buscain wi” SS ; : . , a —s . . rrr . we ' } . , . | 4 - ~ ‘ es. uge HAAS SHOE co specialist | ; ut lic AER maver ) {ss 0 | or “hod Saturde Feb. 17 9°23. ; , Meetings = . | ¢: Dyeing i yy een, at nn wees 44 for the Frisco news service: pe te to footwear, substantial reductions ! _— obert | pag Fy My egg rane mire) ~ ot earl > Webbe: . Masonic }LASSES—Lost, tortoise shell, Friday eva- | pap i (eo) homa, Arkansas. Texas and Tenn ep. inK novelty footwear and ~~ for I. sna : cep! mI “tas ari erancras } Lal athe: 8 Alice Sil ‘y Sense Tia nke : , ning. Oth and Washington: reward. Cab- = : ; ae : es le erence — and cash security -_oeulre. et) _this week. __ Taylor _And Delmar. . m.. Tu ee a left t hand atines SERENE ing@toe. = dere srometly uttestmea ees: rE o ; William 4 “iftan of 20 arn - Sire oa ~y Rs, ‘ > a’ iede nee Thurener . ( . .re brother Kwa ~~ 03 VE . . m - ACU .et ur ‘ é onnec u WEN. Baocys way and Weat Pine c) to SL 230 Fealev Bide.. Atlanta, | on o : P , ; VV of / Tt : ime 4 a . ‘ / f { tns > j tmu? ' i” : be - — , ~— = | Og “_—at? an autre ‘ _ PM ae te) besten eee epreaders In our Be. - Samuer! Shoe Ce.. ; trom Wacker-Le erie’s ne’ ots a, J ; & u nth ana 0% -* ; ten Imothe ( ct ey n.iaw f ] | 4 WM GIR or 4 r. J Pa PA ed ae Return to BAR BEI sit - a. ars experience; ) 81 | | © S| P ? RRS i _ Ir experienced . Day. _ As for Barney. 9Ol T 901 Lucas as. (e ee eee SE 10 Easton av. t mm 6s AVenveE, Tues in’ i 5} + Pad W’ednes i . oT , "1 u re | re m : ee ‘ s “hap be , -_ AMPRBE! 140. guaran ee i oO | jon: li, folding dovurs, : NIGHT MEO iA NIGH 4 ™. to St. Matthew's Cemete: te ue ut 1203 Chambers : all hammer men, to brea in Steady jo job “ter "ta ri J enagiaga Caenge Of, Catvar ~ 7 30 : iterment in Zion Cemetery.) > 4pnexTaAL LODGE ! 163—Stated KEYS—Lost, bunch, on 11th and Cass. Tyler ats WAS — 7. Jnan. Htawn Ato Service (Co. SHOE REPAIRING $ g > 2 _ ')| LINTHICUM—Entere nto si oon lon- Puneral priv ; a nes ting Monday, ' Sens apd res 394 — — on (ces) ane an MA aii = readied ge v= | On chippers on side frames and own oe BOY y Forlen DuUL* et . . “Ewe 3 on .. _ “ *: ‘ elir ar a 4 4 eines in PF t im-Ar . e i —App iy ‘at once. Mr. nt bd x ic urTyY beloved ah | Ol il i H r hy 7 ?* hl , DH ‘ TY James ‘ : . . a h . Y Re f my x Rs 7 . rink . inday 5 mmay Ww th naad Ft a ad be est ? } . | bol st eTs > « ha ra Ww ork but steady sg ( ‘ontral Nat onal Bank Didg. eh West , .. / 2 iy vit i Mrs kt est by ‘ ae j - 'D FP XY IUNDRY references Rox N.- 179 Peat: Dispatehy a4 pumar We are not better than the 4 ’ Wm. M. Se wmacher . Md Pieage omit flowers , . Bee , “ i : ~to ~ tink Bia 4 ee. cers 1 member mn 10% LICENSE PLATE—1..0s' No, 171,463: Sun-:' aw AU F FEI R——Sit.; amy make car or truck, | ‘ : # +? —- OPERA TORS—Preaser tnd’ taller tap ee | . ieee sad North Mark~ | AGM ee ia Mackey, mustend of the late| wraso, «oy aon tne F papend | Frater? invited to attem@, day. Call Main 2882 (e) ferences. Box H-305. Post-Dis. (3) | Granite City, Hl (¢3) | — tom’ conte, me tet LADIES" heels. re = 2 Peter’s Cemetery. (ce? 18 jn Macke husband of |! ‘a “ntered into rest qn Sagturda) “ ARY | ‘HRISTOPHER , é GROC ERY CLERK—Sit. by young, experi- | : = —— nF PERAT Sret-clase 1 2, pairing, eile sie Cxey. — foster so! of the ’ gO0N Fe , we nt Sido Pp. J avg ® ACK SO) Secretar MONEY—tlIst; $35: on Cleve and av... be- “ enced: eonducted own business past + COAL PASSER ——- (upples Light. 50 OPE ATORS—: 0 RR: neighberheed aaavertt t ~ ; , ’ Ae | Lynel aged Db. Vvears ‘eeore. in i husband of Emma iss ee fween 4000 and a liberal reward vears Main 4558 Power 4 %, 5! 819 Mares. : On ali parte of white duck ei th - . au lear) l“‘unecra! fron tn é ' ner art, i inee . bow "mann gea fatne! yf ; . yrand HbRTSR 4134 Cleveland it g aeamames 0 ing atic Shoe Bhop, . 5OeOR Imer. on of se . Naeote al c ext pe A . ~y : . Mr: x - le- Kni hts Bomplar = : ae ~ ’ oT! > CLERK—Sit.: COMP Ost rOR—E fficient Apply “in person aprons; experienced operators earning $23 \ Ne Be | ] : g d - i L OUR work is the lest. ake ae ‘ \ , Covault. 7 ~« Tuesda‘ Feb * * at .:50 i RP , nite ssore, ‘Thorn AC arl, on Taylor av., be oem house single; industrious and | 4417 Olive . ry and more in our factory . Domus = iar : Hodiamont Shoe Repair Shop. . > ‘vege 4 ; ve ' ae Interment Oak Hil! Ceme‘e } re. G r le: ) ner ha : / aaiieaiiie ‘ s , NI ER \ ’ Ky rite L¥ Tr) ; ick *? oy ‘ : Spee nar, Sunda) Heme references Ox : >. Poat-D 1 CiMK —First Clasa. at on 1c6 46 4 Detenes, tee. ABROT JACKET MFG wy ne y - } . : ‘ irs i m €'¢) ims i 7” ri) ° ’ I -PWa>rgd Fores’ —_ F OOK— Por merchants’ besaneiin 8 = oF? 1289 Hodiay | 7. gt aarp Be ) ht | AERP _Hodinmont. Phone Cabany 1668 MEMES Wes» memes nt si MORRIS Eateme tele rest on terurday, {in-law end grandfather, “h Bo OU eeln at 4290. Fm. Red Cross | TAN (¢) | LAW STUDENT Desires position with law | ORDER PICKER ] ’ l t >.% Mu ta Fra ers invited - . firrn. renal estate or oes ira? ¢ ‘ mpany i OOK—s — ond. App! \ Bure N laces ” dal 4 WH 5 a he . “AND RAP- * Secretar’ -o. S& Hortense Forest “ - + * * - , r . 7 ‘“ — : ’ 4 _ x* gjoe ahs gee a g 4 ae ‘ r : “ a! a 3 ? piieae % t a he y 4 * Fy 7 4 “ : oh . a 4 “tee , 2 $ : 2 SO x : ae, SS bi Pe PAE Pid “ae 5 tS r “s Pe ¥ ‘ ‘ Slee ga +2 : > ss - +, : ; e + = ‘2, i y's 5 4 ee 2 - - 3 ‘ S | ay — ‘. ~ , aes: a . . “se a = c. : ;: : 4 he 2 es at 7 “3% _ Reon. ws wee i ae S, ge de RO " . a4 , it oi atin s = ah, . an = 7 ‘_ - 5 ? a; ad . ae / $a; i. wae om “ . J 5 *- gol | ; ‘Ths ‘. at Tye “as aS ag ae “/ a. Sat ” : 4 ere. a ss experienced in 8&0- = oo “— ; i ie 2 t W.; Ark « ‘hapte } A ' ' vary. Nu 507. ot > Wa , 2 eb PS S« oa 23, ae bo Pp . koh ot . ie “| = Ts _— P . ” «= + ? ; and , \’ a + c nran ler ' — - : ‘ «> ele a | ens {r Rueh B - ) 1 ey # “ all vu is. “re , Vieore . : toy of sb — +) as ; 1 a ht ATr WM LA’ ; . mnie ; pt ~~ “iOLn } y , ; object ad\ anc amen ur hi J. J CORED rts Rs- —K ‘ erien#ed on brass and » ~ TAILORING ; h Fob. 20, t Phe ne ‘emater: LL. BS. and. A. Moore, in his : y-Bikth | Miller; is re tvenu to Va! R. H. CAF AU necere $42! — tens 31 Le , — MAN——Sit by young. married. two vea‘s aluminum 4557 Pope “BY I ER: Must be experienced © as ‘ yea ' 1. ' tery ae, rl an ‘ ’ id ecresc re. jllege. experienced in construction work i - me : , Central ; ntered inte rest on “ine Muneral Tuesday. Feb. 20, at ° pa | f ‘lll.) papers pleas yp Len? ' c bans 4: 102M ace se coe : ook tat mail aa Box H-205, P.-D (o ’ “Rosell “oe . “4 ry 3 ene experie. ee . and willing to work ; permanent. , : in Los from the George lL. Pleitsch chape!, . ery oils a , 2 ott . een = = nee : as soget'e §=Fo1f 44 ear mother « ‘rank 3 Easton avenue, to Valhalla Cem eto: | woo DE IDG “K gt: ade = Alhambra Grotto ' ; BOOK—Lost: black “cover; e374 | MAN—Sit.: colored: experienced fry Coo DELICATESSEN MAN—Al, who ~ | position for those who qualify. Satt rda° Feb hex: reward We Ipott White ¢ OD also experienced transfer on truck or wag stands the above bDiisiness thoroughly: must COME to 1216 Frankli . | - | e 7, 1923, .at : mn ev. ores , Aech « nak —*ntered int est on Sundays > ivt(Age they = eg ot toe ie >. a nA, latest designs, $27.50, $30 ney an a a ae mg oy a ft aan > j Pte res on My -tie ae il an _~- . We , r dge, | ; | , = Crt: Gnerro | - ' . th ie) on ke itzbureh Bomont 255° % oan | be capable of ‘serving the most particular | Sep Mr. Frank, . B A R N E Ya D ne blue serges; overcoats, a ’ . dearly beloved wife : ; a ; Sle wal Me ; \ invites 4 she laster Masot and ‘CE PY—Lost. woolly brown-hatred femal e: M AN—=¥ oung, 24. desires position v. ith Pu trade; re fere et required Ww. oO boar; STORES,.717 y 7 Washington. | ay, ie eke & a ee on ee ee + i il } , se _—e nee Die r forest 653. « not afraid of work: best references Little Roek Large assortment, wonderful value at " } 28 chapel. 1416 Norih ya Micheel Diesel, our dear : r, Sisler-In-ia™, er 1 59 veart » ned in ti ae ha air ga age et mn 5200 8. King’s highway, Dah'ta il 4 ‘ ; er ft rrats . ot 8 ae : Fe at ; ne tits a r “ar ard S95RA Shen conversationalist, clerk or salesman. Bor DISH W ASHER—Ex} perienc ed. Apply Me. | y : : ic-| Apply 2800 De er KLEIN BROS. Tallors; eater cl ; — ie years Maston avenue, to \alhaila «emete:' ; ' x’ \ aston avenue, ' . Carpenters n ‘Oo shop: good pay; state roe e , P ear. resa ere rs 1s60W. on't_ mine this The Grand Tailoring C& WH arrive Sunday. F te i Ried ¥. jing mother of + ga, Ty ge BE * pe OO on’ a amilies to t rst Pu nstallation blind in one eye; reward a 5 : Price 4 Co., » ° , oe tye in-iaw and aAuUuTii, | \. ne rs ’ nda : ‘ ‘ . } a, —~e } , car: rewar . vel yr gn -~a Post-Dispat« h ‘a lev Station Hiheh and IlAjcase “Wh ho'sa Your Tailor?’ ; = 2720. at 8:35». wn Rrother Ed a ‘al RS, eda ys “e : > oe } ' ; evenuer ' mt at ine es ; ‘tom in hen ty a = : . | : ‘yt ii 7 : Li . : aS ‘ Mi ae; uy nf | Acs i -_ + ; “ > = et . ' . . re? oe — — 4 ‘ ‘ . r tor : aa) ' retar ty—La . il gold P PAINTER Sit and decora Wants w K DRAFTSMAN- -With experience on efmnté | BAIN TERK —Biectriclane s and car finishers lene money all-wool tell @4 , ‘ ? »/ at OF a ' ; oe — : . = WATCH—Lost Monday night: ini- 4 ai lt Sn ES CE MH met } out st ' ace expenence salary Ge- | Bratalls sy $7.50. at aries? ae : Roethcrs’ at ege chane! , KOONE y—: an Monday, et if, 1923, at) - 2 tialea I. ¢ D. Call Tri-City 523; rewar: PAPERING—Bit rooms papered, firs las J nited Iren Works. Ine, employed. Addreas 0. Bo irises oe *k guaranteed: prices reasonahie iv- | fhe Mev th PRR “ PAE oe Fas NGER—Good on ae Special suit trousers for fs T U (ST TCH— Lost, at | im ‘Th ‘eT nto rest Seturda \ ra “ule . " Teekay ion of Nirs ; ry OF , VRIS WATCH--Lost, at Urpneum rhea- ~— 5 7 ee ek angi om om te ; . o am - the rice Ste one vt 1 Fe 12:35 a. A “°° ; Mi bly é Raded Tos her children in loving memory of our dear moti LOS and FO N D ter Finder please return to theater, or| PRESSMAN-—Sit. by joDdD pressman, Miller PAP K HAN IGE ‘R-—1 he. one edge work /at Nicof: a, ’ : — ‘ ; r ‘ee t0 McClellan’, 1456 Relt av.: reward ic) experience, nonunion; looking for etead» 1) R A F T Ss M E N Qnee. OBE Khenandoah en . . e ’ ' i : > > . ‘ ; s ’ : “ . i A : ’ 3 a ‘ > > i‘ : - " . GOour Ciothea 1edGe te order for men. . ’ Pay y, Fah aa ft " ; : TY) - fren ; ’ ne H Ridge y, : . lg ’ * 7) seni My ’ hits and rs TT ; af office . he ad j ix . — 7 ~L ost Kasten Star, £0 t: Suoituiy. For es Re . pe " ; Il) ISit W ASHER — Colored. ~ Roselle “Hot el. PAINTE i , n the Grotto Auditoriu rs : 5 ay, Dahtia|) MAN—Sh.; business 20 years, ci@an, neat 4145 Lindel! (ch) RS—Freight ear work, Loca! office. NX. , ered into reat «o) , vy ; > leit ” Mot = G ect ' +; ‘ ¢ ? ee Fe TOLNMeTE oO} ne LPogm tl re treorer i iis cit ts ‘ hal nieter Deceased \ ' nem poe ‘ : . . se ad = aids ‘ onl ee al i. : a ‘ _ eat ic Le am 3! Laciede; reward xperienced in a branches Lanca set empress and - réfrimeration piaae | arpenter). willing to leave to penn = re ., nkiin av. HM 7 4 . , - Johns Hospital! ; » — . mentor. Mo 4 os Theresa Rooney, for ma.:3 iN MEVORIAM Jk Easton hee Mrs Katte Roberts nee lal 2 “ + ‘iliam na Mar’ ; grandchi dre« ~ ° ao - ' a > s} ; eRe lb 15-0 a, , = As ae 3 \ . ft ina fr Se aoe = Seeeeky © Derirs. | departed — io - . Me, LE on TIRE AND RIM—Lo st: “athe, Neturn to lob; axed oe Box H-%, Post-Dispatch, (95) - - ounce | ali- a blue » : jertrude id a si ‘] boulevard, on Wednesday morn- | ) y recaiis sAaG Ler J & ie tlar Price Ext ress Cc ©10 N. 18th sT NOG RAP HE R—Lood beginner. lust — - . _ ow \ . IPE IF ITTER—And » %- 7 ~ ee. a E r} ip ol de: . 3 "] at . S30 a) ciock, to Sr Fran | ’ 4 loved one gn ° to rest, ‘ } opt ia _ y Pi */ Pape - Hien ae on A’ ‘thu Yr Mires Joe he ier Aiex and The do! rrarte | .UTO oy IRE—Fo irth District cashier 6 \pertenced ; furn ish he «xt p ~~ o.9 hue ' ‘and dear father-in-law. grandfather Daves Of Si wines ¢ elites us, > wre ' ans , bie , 4 > ae lll ti el , “ — Seuth ! ' »: ' Rue h ae, + laws at the age of 67 1. «Tears in siience fic BAR PIN—L disspend. ‘pie - ee. MONEY-—Tweifth District erence; prefer small office sox 4 MECH A NICAL, AND ELECTRICAL ICAI WORKS. CA —_ ' " ; - Vs oo Pal ‘ row Tl . * Post Dispat ch. PLANT LATYOr Ts SUT ITS -nd “ew y 7 in ' . ln | husband Oras we! ond memories keeps vi ‘ near wu & KE YS—Fourth Distr' etvie “* fal” s) a years ; o = ah in lia nd rewar Cabany 4630W. (Cl) ) = wows h District _ , . ' waranteed. ~ -- and grand : er > 1 Wednesday, Feb. 21. a1 lias - nH a, ork Lawn | snemoer s f Concerdia Aid Asefocia yy oo. Vaban 1%. small family Le mont _i1iv6W ai } Pine =f Na LAS A A. . Branch No. 2 (ee) | . UMB , : : )) y | AMEO PROOCH . Os Sunde. fter- ( ¥. he | ) G IR L—Coi ae + ants > days cleaning every Only auch replies as give complete out! ms oe att. REL wes ine bmer fis waben | Rt we ) of > teed h Ae rete eons 2 P E R S O I , d \ # mn, McPherson | at oa r Sar: B USINESS S : week tomont 107 aw | of educetion and experience wil! be consid- PORT tle P iano ( Co... “si01 Centrai ul " n " ‘ “ws? pe Joseph ." Ruh ard our dent Moar hes! a r | ’ | GIRL-—Sit wants 4 days, cleaning. steady. ered (4,.9e@ age ond saiary deaired. | PORTER White nie FY ri age fuehr Tat breiias. ry reat : ‘ ; fe) daughter-in-iaw. ester sister-iIn DTAMON! »y ~— Lost Monde morning, i Wed: jeacta % fhursda,s ‘riday, Satur be» c " «T) / (eee ’ ain DIES Sheen “br a Th ) per ii ‘ow and at Bea & ; Nawherry ter HOTA New ber: Lindell .6347M | | BOX J-100. POST-DIFPATCII 1) Por Te = ai um Dre Zz in ve, 4 aire De LO. rine . hie We inesd: > Pom £a.:08 FP ™., nail _ hes . ‘\1 H "Es SKG LR! ——jt colored ri house Werk , aali ae Se Bet. —— =e mn sstminner. st in Tes : : 3 ae a See Pee ree | ELECTRIC WIRING ETC. ‘ nctas ; 9s 0Te at Orn | DRI‘ ER—PFor coal and send wagon. Aop iy | ~ — ~ je" : small family tomont ae SR8M I Rentro | “ soft azine parlor. wrown: white . > 4 , : aa D ais —— ‘ oi 34° N n Dwenty-secono . eAOO Tans ~ and stubs Namendorf 321 NB 7 i nn | Nag 4 a * from t¥ lence 14°25 or “ ** paps PERSONAL wl re. jessee — b a ‘ ye ee tn 38305 Kates at ; ay a hd Though vou died a year ago Park Lawn Cernecery. Ose by : T ’ e ELECTRIC heating elements, any “a re Sie be Germar ” 1+ faa! 3e Croix Chapter l Ts danpeont wr ’ tae Hamijton Elec we vo, “songe? keg 111K. — = a a Q” z . | Po “ DRUG CLERK—Junier. 2 s pears’ ex-| ence “Tories & ore | N. Breadw Mn ley era! | - iM. Rvyan. tc ——— g™=~ -) 27K: bre , 5 bivas nt Sh 0) a TI Danie! ‘van, 4 ~ ’ Tail; ral id une 37,03 tol _Delmnar : ld ~8961 ‘ Vabap - - . - an from h K, n Brow ‘wa 1® . f the late Martin and, ' —- — = Se Sere seeaabelene create HOUBSEGIRL-—SIl.; generu! nn a perience Vietor Drus Ce. 6116 in stom brella Mix. : . QP % aS } - ~ ; (jenriy beloved #80 oy ; Ryan ' ADOPTION ‘ . . 4 6 on j ’ ~ »& _—. r Margaret Ryan, dear hrether of ’ te do en ' ‘ dal ‘emale 10 months + eas 5% _ of 2 — Mary! ‘Fiotw i, bh and | ‘ — — rea hind 05 s. h a6 | a | ) PaDErs Piense cop) aud Mre. Neille Volimer (nee Kyan), our dear | FOR ADUOPTION-—Vine baby boy, of “io stolen: lit sae eward "hire. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | on ~ . , E aren BOY aryland Hotel, Jt | WORFa—noholWs man. white, i LAU NDRESS-——Sit by experienced colored, ram ——— t . oF Bouth $ | ») tg , a vee a vt ' ~ Se Thin i . Ah are pay Oy > . Bibs wi “be rec ‘Jive ’ ~~ the | Bon “sl of Pub- en of Trix re ward Bantis e "T wert PRINTING AND ADDRESSING HL ke eat_14 en Sif b ox vd ha , tas R — Pee em ; oie = pan . @ Se of St. Louis n Pom ™ ‘ ; Me e eo , ee eS i Conured, a, Gays . . . ’ S CENT _ - a yuu Sanderwic h, dear ameter of Mre. Jennie onze a ‘> re ~ 23, 192 S. Ray and Awning Co. G12 N._ 3d. Sy BETTER printing at honest prices. MeGt emali .bundies to bring home Bomont F [ELD ENGINEERS Jan Magoner i oni j.ouls "on Citw Hall. on e ~* » & : turd awn «A & 123 N Lith _st. Olive L i {e234 = ane> ' Kuhn jpnolatettnn te Co.. a Fel ‘ og og ' 86°11) sehnieder and John esac | $132. Winnebago truction of a service bul! ding for the § ! A RKRING—I oe . — ur ry Fat ai n, whe ‘ S\O., 20 IN. — LORZR se ae " . we, wef 0 a. m.i . ' rom reeidence. 316% . oye . »able-] all. jet a eryste! nder ndiy phone a ew iKet aa. - ty Funeral from : fraining Schoo! for Feeble-Mind : LAUNDRESS—8Sit. by experienced, colored: We can use a umber of engineers for 4 (c) | street, on Tuesday. Feb. 20, at = bp. m. tc) Ball avenue and Beliefontaine road. St. Gabans 535. ow aed std ts work by day: reliable Lindell. io rest : Sund: nN AN—-FPntered into rest on Sun | agg Een ay Mo. Pians. spectfications UNT AIN PEN—Il< ont : . gold: en Gren’ bve- RAGE AND MoviNG ~ | 60ew. F y < . , planning and oes late ™a ene of P m. at rea: a og yeh. 18, 1928, af 3:30 p.m. Anna form of cumtrest one yd comet mrggel —s 7a een Botanical Le Gravois: reward. Vic-| MOVING—Local and long distance, at rea- i? AUNDRESR—Sh. be “colored; Tuesday. | Peggy — 7 eek iano” 5 gen . ‘ - | e 0 resi ient. room | oar 4 . se W oo Ie on road, | Schlingman (nee Ris eupern) = ee otine he eon Halt € (cB) | _tor 2ST1R. pat? 9,8 _ <6) fee antes. by 250. Victor 748.. o., C8) Wednesday: best references. Call Homont feel realffed, write detaila of your educe- eee cdcar ka avenue, beloved WwW A Aitiiam #.4! HAS + —_———— —_—_ = —— . : Wir GLO\ — Lost. . Sunday. north side: re- houteau. rene Ao: 1010 - tien and experience and arrangements wit | ‘loved son of | man, dear mother of Ex ward Phone Olive 560 (c) | MOVE or store your furniture by load ao | LAU NDR bSS—Sic.. _ unary work. sor 3 be made for a persona! tneterview ‘ Romo * hoff and our dear brothe: Niingman and Mrs Ida Meyer (nee —-——— - : ; 227 : cnet : | patie thircien Charles 3c s our dear mother-in-law, SPECIAL NOTICES GLASSES—tLost: in leather case: in 4600 contract. Call Bomont or Central oi days a week. x *Richarfinen Ww Wwaney ‘year. Schttnemam, and - me - ars - . h a Storage House tween 4 and 5. _ L,, "Pleits: y : hey nt. "pane | ye ad pie at Ie MRM ED yee en ting Dee We Spe = — L = Sour ria “SRORAGE AND MOVING cat NDRES=—stt empericneed. colored. Western Eleetrie Co. (Ine.)} 7, ~~ ; t Year : tten an nm merling . Le Ltt OTLtoise set. in via ~ . ' - Peter's Cemetery. De. ~ Funeral from Schumacher's | epg —— | P yy “no, & DP mat 265) Locust. ase, Hodiamont cag. Thursday evening CO... 1903 Sidney st.; fireproof eer wa be ~ ~igh My P4 eg? ay ewer a! . of Sheet Metal Work. i3 Meramec street, Wedpesday : (c2) Something of importance. 11:30. Reward. , Cfax 1617. (e2) Victer 607, Sidney 235, 8% ic) at, ? D. m., to Bt. Peter's Cemetery.

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ge- ST. LOUIS’ ONE BIG BUSINESS GETTE R for the little store around the corner or the big store around the four corners: “SS 7 AUTOMOBILES D ‘HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP wre —WOMEN, GIRLS HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES 4 SALESMEN WAKTE FURNITU condition: private. ed Roadsters For Sale Touring RE—In good - FOUSEGIRL—Go home . nights. . Caban iy | Grum and belt; also a- | ALES =N—-Something new: easy to geil: | HO : : e ; Apply Conrades wits fz. co a hie profits: territory going; 51: L355. i hat c) S will sell cheap. 28018 Wisconsin. 3) | ania Visit THE STUDER 7 | fast: sold under ‘money-back SUATANTCS. | HOC SEGIRL—Genera: housework: white or FURNIT! RE—$1_ a week burs $ worth. FLOOR ——, ty 8. t fm) i Sh ENCED TRIER | Federal Cotiection Association. 3680 Olirg;| | colongd, | 5756 Kimesburs. first floor wee ISPENSERS _fisstrcneor trom fat. com a a a Used Car Sales Show xe, mos WHO CAN DO OTHER WOR ‘| SALESMEN--WE ARE iN "NEED OF SE ’ SEV - HOUSEGIR L—Wh hite; experia: enced; plain Und is | Bae died of venting fiat. fat Ww For Sale COLISEUM BUILDING, FERAL EXPERIENCE A cooking an genera use work Call . 5§ 9 Northland av , == —— CHIN SALESMEN. AND HAVE GO0n | 3970 Sullivan after 1 p.m. __ tc Apply alee elaaae s. a fiat. $200, terms; FIX TURES—Dry gr floor —— os | 2601 LOCUST BL. i PROPOSITION. WHERE THEY sas HOU SeailRi—For men eral theuenwest: . | . 2 : ev. 3509 Olive st; ters. shelf. etc 500 Cass a 2 | = F S ; : : MAKE VERY Boop EARNINGS id boy. 11. in fa rtment Si , ont s offie ne 4 ner FIXTURMS—@how cases. etc. = SECURE EVERY are. Wma | E mall cw ie TR tee ey I nem ee ' uperintendent S orice, ae indent 6 ae i ashington Fixture Co.. 711 N. 7th. (cl) | Se ee —— in good | ied gt ea ; BLE FO IxsCRe Be land a\ , and 1 »p Sixth floor "4380 Finney. Jones. Cail after 6 p. @. Finom Case Tailor’s, and chest of craw- | “'-ondition; best bid takes it. ‘Bidbex.| == it ctive Offers in — aa te oe . - , ae ‘ c : _*.- ER WASHING MACHINE CoO., 1104 PI >) . jl ' end of lin ' >>| ers. Cord. 5740 Easton. Open | CRUGGS- FCRNIT URE—Three rooms, player-piano, mt FPOUNTALN—Ané back = | TOOK DODGE SEDAN, $4793) | STUDEB cE 3 ( Instruments al ey E* = —— oe od USEKEEPER—Colored, to care for to; ~ : box: dealers make bid. 2410 trade for middie west territo . rs: more for heme than ges ' rous. MiUsic x, . . : " . - Works. Tein, 0 Tulea. i, Knitted and handioomed sportswear for 14st tw 5 ae a ne a VANDERV OORT RiAAle ma! “aD Apply Prudential Fixture Co.. 2000 ——, . Why freeze ® an open car, when we offer | ENOUGRAPH —- ladies. misses and children of dresses, suits. — oo a - - B ARN E Y ' - i fine condition: _ tean. such bargains: last one left at this Bg and | ; Camable of handéli a ay Tey meg sweaters et: We wang men who krow | HO! ‘SEWOMAN—1 | wane wor us | : A ity this week; will sell Wall CASES—New and used, at a bargain. Siee! Spring Co East St . Louis, TH (e2)| that svecessful selling J wane hard ‘atei-] more for home tham wages Grand 7068, \TENOGR HER—F:> a n of ; ty 6400 Cabann = Prudential FixtdFe Co.. 2000 Chouteau.{‘cl) |». -ssins ‘ Bn = bs gh Oh . ligent work, men of this caliber are of SONER—Ladies clothes: experie a a ance xperience ar a. . = sree B © : « ST BW ARD—Capahie who is experienced in | pat apiendid opportunity te connect wit p | TRONE * eress mach Becht — _ e Corporation. 2218 L.cust | Ray AE SRE , _ g- _Oden evenings. ___ | ry = ht Pianos ’ , well established concern: Al repu atten R301 Pell a "SEEM (c. rE NOM > > me wiles. Si ; E—A chance ~ se ' T YPEWRITERS AND ADDING | DORnIS—16e1 subDurbdan sedan: eg —= al pris en your : _ 8) commission Herman O. Nues, 10 E » ti am. a : ——— : . . - rn ; mpl to ha \ ‘e their : wat less than 9000 miles; rea" hiae t tor the right man ; | at New York Cite ic 1) LAi?*¥ ty 4 a Bos ung : : yy ce! . 4 a7 . far Pret. ec: ri furn shed comp! ete. Tr MACHINES body : first lass i wi $n, a Ren fe ‘'e2) | SALES MANAG ER—For Judge magazine. —~+- oe —— es 7 cae ee ee ee od nea B. including na Agee 50 = | Or ee 624 N Vandeventer “prem! urn installment. $1 per month prop | i pals papain 7 — aren oe. --— ote An IO ich ~ . — — oF ee = For Saie ——__—— -= 3 LOR—Expert must be «a coatma k | esition:; salary and commission; this ts a; ps" SMEN—) specialty alin. i shany 2549W ce aS" ¥ y TG i ae = HO SEHOLD GoorbDs—Cheap 4459 Wal-| TYPEW S10 to See — BS ae ity try —~ om Co.. 2820 N. Grand fe) Tres: ft : gach as Estey. etc. as low Apply 50 Rasto ——— ee ee —_ cee ' F Snare a Ea Se eae eR chines to’ om or 7 > “% FORD—Sedan: Al running condition and) TRUCK paIVER— To haul coal from | mine 1 tising ; salary and bonus: for mea tok — en ay aS Sete a} \RADINE HARA EST BAT cr HO SEHO 4 ; _} Adding Machine & Typewriter Ce.. ax) exceptional bargain at $155. monthiy pay- | : , J. Smith, 6771 Nashville av : : . FI 7 on siteapy a ' : a ” here “s ehame. furn r home;/ 7th st. | mente: will trade Deeds Auto Body C>.. | . 4, F.llington . RGraTeR ike steet be experiencad in| City and road work. See Flood, | - " [LP—Experte : ; i ss fur TYPEWRITERS—Lates 7 | 106 & 12th st.. opposite City Hall. (c) . Schmidt & Schultz | . a / > , . —- xX TM “7 ~e Sr t 3 LZ ‘ ‘ rrr nced ‘ vO } ss : , ; : : : ~ ee tm tg * Yow n a Work: no othere need amps ’ te ne man ind other =x] ek rh piere wo ronx Mat C eK - : . : Peer ew “pe write FPORI'S—Sedans. $206 to Satn): coupes. : Sou Cabinet (o, 154% Tower Grove ( 3) Laclede Hotel, after 4 p. m. @. . + . on : riat | it dresser. mm ao, 446 Ty w ON “rth Mach and Type* oH $150 to = 50: teuring care, $50 ¢ oS = - peed — j i Spr ; | moss. . é —— . $50 up: deliverw cars uD; : rss AITERS—Apoly 208 N. Jefferson i factors re-!| son tri ub. Carondelet Motor Co. | = a | McCammon | $3 | nea 3 (c44) | ata. . = Rora! WINDOW A? AND > PAINT CLEANE qa SA SMEN ———-— I AU DRY HE L} L110A®1 mat « % : ; ot acu table la ide - 4 vert (Shi a vard) eteat models = clase - te s're yy Wor rrivy ft on 4 ‘ LITRE : ’ . yO loa f?, - or ok Ai . ee ~" : JTS ry ila - $5 rmonthiv: also —o—_- rit FO ~ : ~ Reutner indo LE Lad ror ore ‘ wt - mtain of } t rt hair; : : c RD—Sedan. 1920. is a cond!- - 4 cate ve: oar a a . tors and rs for Riesenweb st | WATTERS DO Sin days we [5 Marke: I ree upholstered in chaise ie: ~ ge a Py > mr: eS os wai | tion and has good tires: car | - } awn vom gam e = n ip! rtabi $15 to $75; yaeeie agi | worth of extras: only $295: ¢ or merting | ~ rac a | : oti ‘ sen t WooDWORKERS—Must be experiences | in : a ATR! S080, 2 a 2 ne Ww-a meee ee ons oe 5 . Rebuilt Co. 211 N. 10th st. | Dea! 2315 Lecust st. Open hat Wan building; must be ageress! . Here is your opportunity | IMPERI 470 a ee A AITRE Experience: © junchro or we eed ito onan & Seine ae ain _ EPA ‘S) | Soe px ator: fel) | Ginn aa . of , . on Steinba: .. = a27 ash et : . ~ : , - = ; . - rite LO 1 . ars = at ar - nate —— ; “ ‘ oe { | z T 7 > —~ > -_ ‘ 7 ce , fwers & on | Soca os 5 ; : “ — . 5 ai aa Market ’ op for dishes, $62.20: davenet ites of | Any typewriter. eee the aew model Corona , new: trade for cheap old car. cr time. 33809 4 Ce. ae GUNG MAN — i in take shoe. 901/ electrical household appliance LEARN ERS — Experienced} = ITRESSES—Call at ou et FY ces and felt pad, $88.50 ~omfy m| We ‘sell rebuilt. Coreras. Royals, L. ©. | Be oy - time: take $400 down, balattce | FORD—Ton a, - 7 - > fitted up with : brown chaise ot vers in 3809 Finney. c3 body: bargain for : _ ' nS rs don’t wait; | — — a terms or trade. ) T'Z—Tourtng or ) ease from the majority of) tomobile Co.. ABLE y wes «thet and have instroment de- | a payment | ee SL OR ee eM IN, ES teas Bed mor: fc) — oe = | a2 5 a a ear | ~~ , full-lengt! : miths. Und ods (Shi Ward). 10 months. (c3) Sonn MAN—With ‘ardware expe-ience,| house in the United States; sell- ichirt ironers on high-crade w ork | z ree wl . , _— ) oo a — - ipman~- ™ ; to help at city desk. Box H-369, P.- Te : ; 3. | WAITRESS—Apgiy Jackson Lunchro -hair and rock “lamp, } a "CORONA TEPEWRITER SALES CO. Look! New Overland Sedan — 4 i iene S 0 od gi » learn. Steadv work.| © 11s 129 Ee) Oe aa ae ~ . | oot lg =-7 4 aS. : FORD TRUCK— sare . 88- ayer- ‘ing experience desirable, but not and girls to le hb” : ce 7 and pictures, $63.25; ‘airtight heaters, | 207 N. 8th st. Oilve 3508, Central 43 rS;| Xo wonder Yahiem sold 88 eel care & Hon. sen Lizht gal Bi Note p y ci i 1% st, " ceed body: s ——— 7 e os from $225 Upiel - a ¥ | necessary. We help the hustlers; ELY & WALKER LAUNDRY, | “40: “igo ay ) et: work | - combination and | ranges, $72: | ~| January, when other dealers ere si Finney. 2 al " — ith ——. cl blues; practically new $955 | PORD—1971 ton truck: ; were Pt > in wholesale shoe concern. Sex, Poet 1? L .) after Rtatior m C-Ro nge net were enh soliaction — Eepariaer nt. thelp themselves. E 12Q0 SF) ighth st. te ~ — ean Tore 4 I bination bedroom and living room. MACHINERY sedan. comfortable. beautiful. econo {ere ey : PR gael Sa 5, Ni a installment acounts THOR ELECTRIG SHOP. | 41D —Ajw0 washerwom 14024/ 3) Se te eee cee cee = | prica. only "$585: ca: : Grant a eres: of So, See to year haan May. Stern & Lo., oth | j m , . , . ~~~ > = ae = ; ~ rt ty . 7 ‘5 : ten ~ - — Wanted , : : yi H OTC , ion delivery . ol all p nce - paid ‘es the | ~ | 1006 Locust. fel) AID —Ce red. for small b come re 230 HH. Wall -urnitu ‘o.. 1117-| === S Gtm "MACHINE “are buy: Jpen evening N. Grag@ § jerms. Bilgere Motor one 8m or $190.00 per menth a! —For drug —: aN with | 7 eae —- S.- . ‘ . ; I : : a u : 1119 Locust st . : ee ) tri ; ni S39 Lazcrel. Cabany a SED ANS (> IVEN AW AY sini Lot oe abimation beney and $10 00 exrertence ferred; must be capable of Represent tive W td. NI AR KE! " is — Exper — ——- . . . . I ING ROO} . rE - ¥ "pho 40 el) ‘ a ae ANS = = FORD—1 49 -ton truck, ; fie free th esac. *strument. aaiasy; Give Teterence, Hex | . mera A os Westminster Lau . : favenport be, real | 0 er id by us Out they go! No reasonable cash offer n excellent condition, os ad a the fotiowing list . - . t- Ti ene tech A an uf acturer af con letea ne of hig 4 ” - ' , al : ? ‘2 or Steir ” " ' rn ~~ 9? * ; | 7 > rs Dx ug? . and 80 4 ~ ref ised 4 Dodge sedans. : ; Mendenha)!. Ford : a ‘ ui ~ =" ——Por saleswork {mn St 4 quali! winters’ and industria! brushes has : pone oa a = ‘c38) — ihern-A:brecht Machine Co.. 721 $1000 Ov erland sedan. $575. st. Open evening Bt \ , : , M + tC a ar : , St. Louis. Mo Bi | . - . &@ Sons Hennirg . , vitae - b. 3 a land sedan $550 = Ford sedan, nerd $1 FORD—Ton oy Remingion LA KR—I manufacturer of kind tn world: on; territory Thi vatftion yu! + — , : ; “wees : . ‘ yf A. rt roner 3 for mang! ra - } ‘ost -Tienat ’ ie ~* a ae . For Sale sedan. $550° $100 to $200 down: no extra; rs a adam Scheaf Sankey: positions nent ; ts oO a po BR basis, bet to the ran ’ Be. 34 “ bs os : , ona ; . a J : 5 . ~—_ d tesien seit a - = SHOTS ‘N—Dou e. hammeriess, 16: Parker oreferred must be in~ good rendition jz awe N. Grand. D ' oM ell refinished - Artemis ) . + . * " HELP WTC. —WOMEN, —@imis \MILLINE RY M AKELS AND 0 er and wh Ss gene -, ant Seas SS. -onieened St once. to make room for new bufldi Co. 108 8 12th st. Hetne type ‘th Haw'ey éownéraft fur- n*? 106 &. im ali wisee have | _- includes Inetruments ef | CHOCOLATE DIPPERS — Experience pie ee work (‘ome re ay T 120 “er menth on some of them. EN and vicinity with ia electrical fp- | pentue ‘for A representat in St. louis; ~~" . thus. ; ; 4 ; = . REDS—DOme s) ‘ght! y use4. cord m4.) 3 ‘* ’ only $185 : M field tk sear aaa ae | . 2 a WANTED a Apply office, 723 eam | " —WOMEN Tolken Electrie, 3124 Okio ener 1: ~~. oe Touring Cars For Sale | Auto Body Co. ima i mumber of Grands in all siz ve FIRST-CLAS: avenue. ic MILLINERY PE r) oe | S0LI orns—? aay. « at Gas. | ctor I70GR : ae ae ; FrIc_t — . qubstantially reduced. me e . = — { ) E R AT ‘ OoR— pe — . : - ' TRA age = ' . ere t ~ ‘ |'BINDERY GIRLS—Experience’. Security : ~~ | a yy may . Our Location Is a our Sal iy ation Read These Prices ok es = " Ff ena rw Se tay aioe best! MACHINISTS | Pria. Co. 34 and Vine | pay, steady work: week or ‘f:re paid Horie & R 08 > : sags note ; : oe 3 we been os ; a : — 4 ee U MOBIL Allen Touring, $140—$40 Down 2, eeynis tise |For ! —. - : ; : : . ; ess a ; : wunic Salon—Stxth "oor. : a ~ = ee . — i a “ay 2 PF Bui iding. ‘c8) CHORUS GIRLS—For road show. golnc SE ME ae ae ——— nd all ot house #0 a Sou ) ifications. age. Box H-|CO., 1251 ashington STRATORS— senced: ti a wh goods and breakfast suites. Fes tire Elcar. no. touring, $49: lon. Olds ERK—Junior. aay Wontar_afermoon | NEW ERA SHIRT COMPANY | fiero Possess Sie MS On SES Rae SAM Sod acies ant ccpce feruitwe "© | FOR HISE—New Maxwell _toungg: boar |fown: many these. ney $9 t0 85 Saeki 00 TE . ° ) Tues ’ : : American Centra Oni 7 ‘a’ ’ , DW. 4 LAN : URN. ¢C ; © tri Browniey. Cabany ct ha lance [LANGLs wD. 2 $50 up to $150: aes 4 . This offer also applies to Sl et , Learn sh aking rf ries and ~ iertiio> tid os: s ' : : ; AS morran wt P RE 3d truck, light haaling, $1 , bi ypen — of verioew makes; a : i ; : con ; a mitral ofS. . : out “os } Forest asi wx 7. TCR Touring “hea ~" 6313 Michigan al es : aia ; out- of. iown people. - = = v 4 r a Was : rd hers. = m : ; ck rm much | daily 7 and! is 185 Ey Juniata. —s nent 7S. Cae ami , ey N Vv OORT- issouri Pacific (“ssi S"n- y At | weekly: every we Sear, The work | = a2 $95." Morton Electric Co. TO Lo | Pacanrus: ae ge ecw, ——-. 'SCRUGGS-VANDER a a ; : ‘ let . 7 - es. , . — i] OoUurin ood conditian «or cir’ — eal ’ : COOK — Ex: perienced in meat cookery. Applr | you to investizat fies Herzog ) Ay + | = — —__—_— i ’ y Jpen evenin pod every war: take $175: t 9 = = ou Se ’ ' MACHINISTS | Lake's Hosvital S585 Delmar. _g-3) | NURSE — ipod Cee - INES \~Ay ‘wand Sligi ; ndeli_2 jelmar 1224 (cS); stoner at ‘ake $175: toms. 3&5 | BUYERS BUYER = BARNET D. ©, CU. ratliread : Bermenent COOK —Jood H in@arian Oo —— jan worm = ar : t ref ne Fores i , > ) ; I Sun ' 2 “>a? = & mi i : ° = —— ree te ain i ce COOK—folored. with best city references: | ‘ERATOR mae? lta ) 2 . s . ze four oc ex: ry. nged for new EIS: ~.. ) —Touring: — ———— terms or Pvatniea Machines Fer ‘Sale private family 4440 Marviand ic m Am =: : t hs ' » ¢ Po , ere 2 $1 50 : ’ a . e234 § an fel) 7 GHOOK—White wom : ke ch io aoa a ' , = iter . ~ > rockers $3.50 and , — ; Mo INC RAP HS— Bargains im all kinds ef ye an, to take charge ower : am that " , So* many ot m : ; : roadste sedans; late Bomort ‘3125. ndard makes: these fioor: 5 tm family: nurse. houseman and i Harvess Hat (Co 115 N ‘. T . ’ , complete. $118 50 rs ) ‘B50 t 300 1232 ‘S Tth (36) Cash er , anueeroes kept Cabany 5870. ; me om ——— w-rent district a lem eats = ~ ; opposite Public FORD—19721 2 uring car: terms. _ Bilgere| WANTED SSsSee Ser Eee NS ua eo ase a, oe Men | — aa = oa 5 STERN Me ‘ DEPARTMENT. : right pergon Apply before 10:30 a. m , : 1308 Oltve” st. ¢ 14) ea Peat ee ee ~~ aes. ~ so -_ modeis; FORD CHASSIS—With _ + 12th aad Olive sta (el@ or after 5:30 n. m 5474 Clemens 03) | Seep i roi ye > ~ cere spore BUSINESS CH ANCES) ts Pe abi oe said: AT TO: Will pay good price for good MF Ss XN. Veaseweee e3) late models: $60 ING “MAC YIN Ea—And recor records | ) N ; Must be ion, ~stnhs 4 set am renege . : ope! ndwclosed models: also road- FORD—Touringe car. sarter: ¢meap. Open. Avrres. Authori an’ ¢ x M. K. & aT RY. | BINDER TAB 2B GIRLS —Must be expe} operators with sume experien a : Furn. Houses and Flats For Sale ji" -ooring cae saan and coupe bodies. _ Sunday morning 2737 Olive | Ayres. Acthorine® Se Be wold. © Smita & Co.” 513 S. . y MACHINISTS ‘DINING ROOM GIRL Must be nice” leok- {| MS explain our weekiy guaran B ra — “RNISHED F! T —Steam heaied: six; 5 r G64. Sidney — South End Auto | FORDS— 35 tourings a. = s start e ¥ TRulA— onecle styie. mahogaay. 1 ike BOILERMAKERS me apply at once 92 E) Ot. c48) te S — - ; ¥% “He B 4 ee ‘ = 5 esiedc 29 éea.ers ee . _~ = Ba, er ‘ oe . 3 8. «J = ret ' . Lenz ee 2a: Rue nun s&s . Denia, : ) : cmt $1350. sacrifice $35 1450 « - ELDERLY LADY—Experienced on pv Ss eee aces x 4 ; BUSINESS CHANCES on a a aleanens ae 4 ; . ae —— : ' : — 3 te ve BLACKSMITHS “machine. Barues Hospital, 60'S. Kings | (Saderwear” eeats work ine ven: SINESS ¢ | + —_ ning ‘ ORDS —Tourite care. late modola. starters . di LAROand peomee S 7 . _ieghway a a ; you ‘ ” wf "Tid . - ¢ x. RT \ = ; ‘, ae Re kers P HOUSEHOL ‘ Lit IBTL. _ ; ac tou = _ z = “ust a very s oo C on. fie " paid. ii. Miller. FREE TRANSPORTATION FEEDERS—And fol ders: exrpenenced ~\« to S25 . ek: it 1 oaw wan —- . Reve cy its go cep tema rat eel hep cte oe ee eee @) Avrre, ) thor’ ned Pood” diiaen Isis e 3 es ene war oe AES aay -y ie. FORD—Tou ~ car. 192:. thi car has im shipping; big unt, Talking OE SS Wanted ~ Rel)way Ex - FINI ISH ERS ——E-xpe rienced "on _ dresses ine 2 1 r i > \ - 2 " > i ‘ so . . ss : OO bac) Des "4 ab = ices Sco er. nrur: ab io 3 : LZ ’ es Tll Market mhingten Clieak and Sult Co trl : becc rT PA DET '« 2 a.% - Saal ~ —— Pi : I Lrrus 2 5 3 Forest so30 7 . 6). . 2 n —e — el -y Poca FORD TON TRUCE , ; ’ ictrola and } c8) i — —_——— ——- —— —-—- Ger ompet - , od ah ties ns ohn OLrRON ot , : r ae. A ae | aie cde on ; ae re oni pied Ss erms. endenha! ora , bb 2737 ’ ; . eT) : | GIRL—Over 30. a work ‘n etore. S10 ° . co rant - Ree _ ae .? oo ' " " ; > * - ‘ | 7 = . ut > ~ 2 Di i. , ‘ | +" . 2 i >~da he Dealers. et 8. Locust at. Oven evenings. im old yo ’ . — . *s Tw. +... 1 | sm , ‘ ead a a ond ' ves . aaa : furnishin e cwellings. oF = : lots; erury term “> wt Washing: tat) FORD—Ton — ; , Phone Oflve 174 * , — | GIRLS—To work in factory. 1218 Chest-| ge i ateetie miuihhn” thin omnes oes , Eucii¢. Forest 5025 or Deimar 3864. (c@) | p55 wus ipe or sedans. will per tD—Touring. good with Call- Peseta : bP E | nut _fe) om , 7 - : ‘ aa Sa oe. ae 2 Fr-PNTTY RE Wee — Rest - 4 ae Ea ye a a” La : wemad nter t irtight im winter, wide moni an -_——l " . OS a oe —_ = : : > ’ » : . | ° > > : ’ > ; ~ = AGENTS WANTED—WOMEN {hi 5-@8 Soni 6 sot mee PO 5 1209 Was egy aia a -* , See, Bomont 2139 B 3327 Easton 37) SS k : ‘ in summer: an ali-year-round | FORD BODTES—Cousam | iis—_Steet. Music | | : W ast x: _an S servi . a) 2 ~~ 2 ORD TRUCK W: in : > = ; enly $8 nenthiy paymegts: will ouring and delivery ® | PIANO ROl.LS—S88-_nore “ b t y im 1} ruck Deeds Auto Cc aren delet _Mator co. aS ~ . “ 10¢ each: mest sacri -— tent. af " ' % ‘ ; 7 I : “> = 2 Lod ? - os v @ uck. he Fe ~ « : a i. sr ee re Ss -. Ami ws. ev- a Md re % oe ' ; Pack beauty parlors; agents wanted in GiRI.—Por : aa rk. Lutner haran iS 1 Aen Mor ‘ > ‘-92. 1 . w r sma. ts: Dest = urir - eoa-h. E t “tty - Se ee ee ee Mamaeet Rdg | ree eae ee work. Lutner a Garment fo 61 mn Sn “oem | WOTOR HALTLING Cow | «prices. Orcutt Storage, Cabany 6030, Del- | #UDSO Se Sei oe ¢ 5. 12th st. eppesie Ciy| ” Bargains i= Useme eer 1414 Pronktin_ay = *~ k= 3 “* . iUh A ft). nh i> 4Q4 ( -encury tamebue Co., aso. Used Car ‘Salei Show boxties 4 ‘ . “3 mes hichway : ree A ‘ - _ ~ i » . ss = _ : ‘ ~ : - - - . — . 7 aoa . get on ~ : ouuteeas , . 7" oe 7. 4 a ; ; ‘ : , first class. men between | — are steady w = ork. ili yA Loc s — ¥ ° ’ _ e ‘ — » . as rue. "1 i i X r with an -** 4 (| buy you! irmeture eb oN BL , : itomobiles lat ode. (2601 LaArCT ST BL 4-passeng*' coupe. co | — eo. = > rc re ; for — —— tae ; r ¢ Lt 4 ; : ; s: —— : ; , . — Bomon - : ‘gold. Auto A ‘ " ‘ : 7 S P res ~ _ ~— venom - 1 509 x “Broad way. roo > oe a bs sos - ~ : . rr ; Aj ce ne = —— p a: hy é. . 15 one cars like ; - Se with » “room “| OPERATORS Straw: exper: BAL RA = T ' ' ’ re S25 ow HUCK: - “TER BODY—Fer 1 . . - ' ester FD Vr re 7 -_ ee = = t5* lmar Forest ims = - . : mn wonderful hargain. Z, = + % . a : - ’ os ‘ : : rs — : building ous im St. Louls County be Ea. for labeling end can compet /tors _ Secon a cand > . new homes with ~ ~ OPERATOBS ann ee eee -- ~ | oO , f Y ring. i: $30 ae Li OK! 100 Al TOS. Ww ANTED owt -— : | : | ony ‘oe } fn bag oe ¥ eS i f } apro ms or Waists : \ 1? rit wre - » mus ; “far er 2 a ma 3° am Ce ; , (ct r : mi. reli o : - ¥ reoa . ‘Alabien. il aT om *- a —~ t on Salary proposit _« will inte ‘ 3 — , - = BUILDING MATERIALS THIRTY AU TC Mi \IBILES rp x 7 iX 3 io a ionister ———— ) t e riz truck. mo ee. 2 BD | Aveshinetor ‘ lyou. FOREST | MF able if sold at once 1100 N. Sa Roofin FOR THE OIL FIELDS. Aurore (4 Washineton. 6) | eas "eae ones | | 2) | GIR Experienced. 2 eas) 1627 Washington > ~- : . | cE root “= pa 4 | MUST BE GOOD CARS HU PMO! BILE TOU "RING oe , — : ° —_ —— ne == : ‘woe cme Roofns CENTURY AUTOMOBILE CO. ts- empioved. private family. GIRLS—For labe! =; “end wrap: 2 "hes nh OPERA ‘ORS perience , 7 . et cal : - aioe tt : . -_" : ; ' rING . 7 : 34] WANS NG ON wi to gn FATTERIES—$5 ua rs > - = ENE a mc 4 ASHI T N. sy . parts. wholesale and *D. JISOA S$ —Roem and beard fer I 'GIRL—For bousework. white: and assist parts of w ash dr . and ee : . i a ' ; — H paid 1 for gol ‘er “num . — ; ‘ash. rme or T: ’ FORD PARTS—+t1 sed: ses b —tront room. ‘private perth. Siniilate Masi ae pee neereneeeoneere woe a sonore ret ome hargains. M Bass & Son Laumiry, 5006 _ - “= £O TOR D ; ex'trRe — : ; On ' . : Motor (tn mn haste, interview. | —~ = — — a | loor. take elevater | ' - me NE oe | ain PO ’ : ’ + ™ saited complete. your Ly medern. excellent Derakee et barber shops. | coals Apply Merck & Co : os d : : _—_¥ ths 2 ws" WV _ . pow er Nnac Hine : V\ ‘ ." i} . i . . = - _ a a P GOLD AND SILVER > LINDELL 'F 32100. oe ' ‘ . ; ¥ . . . . TY Ul? er tS Rela 3 Benn) = ere Wa oved ‘3 bakery: no Washing and no chiliren. ZS06 . : ° ind " tia tr a - - dies also learners taken an se teein. Miller. 1322 Olive it , z ders. frames. shock rhe — (Te laundry work; experience not while being tanch? : nas Sane — — -— nie . | spes For; > : baranine. . . | - ——— de i he - biotin - ——o Ti ae OR ipe. 192 ' [7 worth “ amen”: Si - private famuy. ret- |. (46x) ' 7 Mr Moss ' rh. ' ’ , SMe = * agit: ate Ri 7? aon nage a. must GASO sOLINE - PUME 7 -~-- — --— for . . mia : 7 . ‘Estaen rm aia iilinie =n _—— ———~-- —— sr iesman > Qmann St. Lo ME ty (0) 163: ' 14 HES ah } oP : ae 50-eal. tank ba ream: — ‘ vie chocu lates: “rete Partiy s- ° om 7 N iway ec? : eo é ) . | . inom 45 3 N. Broadwa: Z ~ i Sa” ae — 5000 : “ . ; _ : : “ ; a es CPs ad " . ‘ . eg cee Lape * FI : r : nd , eee ~ — Ren ae tna ~ eae oat a ._Statier Hotei — - " Cue ts ireil neo : = : in , ee ee a AN KT —s .— Lovely recom; runaing > a _™ 2 : : CLOTHING bRD- upe. sell ct _ cash ondi- te ace eee ,| Part payment. See Se " s250M" . ’ , | : i3 ' —_ ‘ Grand avr aint ta »~ le . tie 7 ; . , . d ~_ eae nna RENEE — ee eee on Ca . = . : 2 : Wanted mapeianions ' a ‘ a Wied : ; ah. ee tty nouseker ne oom. AN— geil cutlery as a ride i p> ee Eee “4 Seiiceen sar neintiicien i ae ay | a et : —— Th ' or a : York impert y: state Gl — od pil. ia i ‘ : pwWrHeR \f : emt ii . ain a , . : ‘ ; . ¥ | Avres Au : TIRES —Prand-tew. ca. 2s, , nciieeiiies tors ~~ yy / 41 Kin Mc rT N SPORT TOURING scorched, $2 up: af es erivete_ Savee: Ser = mr . , . . : veel | ' tes fully ec uppec CSED TIRES All : lar > men. pr'vaie hore: aio single cw 140 . Wash aa ht « ¥ tA nh N — = ' ane . >See on RB -manerwn. ond = : Tae ee — = ~ : ru.- _ Sest makes S2 uw. Jeee ¢ - Lindell 5377_ i A Are: . TE: R HIGHEST Wac | > are . | 3 ITS: ter = See thee [| ON MOTOR caRk CO. = ry T PARK B® t— Pipe oo! ; 4 — 6) ; — a —s ~ a. oe Seven Reading &* Bovie ay e2) saws ais : fa tier x @ at for your aw auneary fgliling and : ror rir \\ os Cr} a > Com : ~ ? steady ws ri 7) | ie ¢* ye _ ' _ s + . : ; - ¢* - 4 , 3 . rt F CHT Rm 3 il SO Ri — F hie, beet apart:inent ve) - , se part . aon «> ——_— ~315 Loc Oven evenings | ~ “ F pact oe a s. $10 week. references Phone Cabanw 68°67 — West gate. 2a best eape | ee ri — Nee eng “oy —e 5 = ws : con fi . + piecework prices. ; TRNITY RE—? - ig, lima pe — Peres town cts inte models: gy . sour eens el rains re| = . - ~~ : a a a . = sien apen STE PHENS 1 TOURING ~~ a e HOC Si —'~. Southern. colered . o- bo ener take wiris and V uine ee) ‘om was say | Literal allowance paid t | | 1 SET RIL) or woman for Rouse werk rhe ke] y & W \] } bk R wii ~ : a of - r , ne " , t ‘Sos > , ¢ and ia n euk inz ne wanhi TS = " - : : JN _ \ : - > > . ’ =e 4 » “ ' ’ . si oasis , a? ariet x Hw , “= ” , « 5 I . . ; RS. : ' , - - Tie - \ (ast leman Sraed 4: =) = we went’ Set Wane Ae ea FACTORIES, 8th. and Hickor = Rpt i horse and starm | ge miei ~ ° =e or ee, work, ’ _- ~.. St. and 16th and Loewst xs! Aim ih) f-reem he's " : : r~ vAICKE POADSTER. £550 referen: es Cab » * - A ‘ Lia : : “ he ’ . a ' . ~ mF *2 ; to - ww we t " . he eS "22 sis ao ~ _ work 3 iz Tfasnmil, "pate tee ot. —. ~ Pe ee ad CYR ; ER ‘OCk—al - 7 ~ : . : ’ “4. vari 7 ' 7) s*? hs " ~s . a ee ee i. ; . : ’ cs ’ *? cana 2 ote »nanee : “" t iMER ae 5 ~~ — #9! 4 PF a Wien: oF Bilecks ume (<c) Prankiia ; | ; — An. 4] ¥: ’ , ' Me Pr ; r omg” , MeTTs ole 4ace x a NEN * oe Peat’ wee ven oven ee s "| floe : Rament 3 ) onure 4 ™ . | : . er “ a Oe rs . St 308 woort agieter @:

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“=a ae ; 4 — at re we: Fs Prim 9 eg sare She grey 2 por EET d ’ ¥ * « - ~ % : Pi rs 5 - a” . 1 ‘ : ' aes . , ‘a : 3 os es TR SER, ea eS eae ae Ys * ws ke 7 , a ¢ 2% ane SER OS a : a ‘ e : 4 & ioe” ee “oS 4 .) SAT, re 3 ROFL SRR oa ee TO LET A F URNISHED RO OM IN YOUR HOUSE or apartment to a desirable tenant advertise i in these columns. “6G ICA’ OR RENTF—Sovth ROOMS FOR RENT —Sovth __ FLATS FOR RENT—West : _ Et te a -! Son, 6 Touring Care Fon a mepene Fee Sale _. Ro for proteaaione eonectiNg tront| EVANS. (4957-—Modarn a-room fat, $35:|MISSOUR] ROAD CONDITIONS | vse, coven. st. Josmrnt—rat | or Marriage Licenses. STUDEBAKER id ned | rent @pplied. | SHENANDOAH. HARON, ___._.. | MINERVA, 6176—4-room fiat. city water, roads f SED 111 Olive.(c8) $439—Neatiy furnish cas. el air. ALIA—Clear, cold; a Sand ¢ » SASS YU front room for gentlem ye ST IC. Reported by Telegraph for the Post- roads good, except rough western RB: d WOLA ALA PIANO—Dull ma - wanted. ._ Gr 364. ; modera; ae NEW STEAD. 918 N.—6 modern rooms fur- Dis patch. : 1) L part Pettis County. JEFFERSON P RPO ’ CHICAGO, Feb. 18 ites, 7 tiv used. but will sell WAVERLY p | es ~ } nace heat. Inquire grocery store. ted s = ihe amt a miv $765 rig- 7 a5 17 27—Rooms f ees - ‘ . , oe os Aris , . - . rw remarkably ey Today in . Miaparantes: only S705: orig. | _ housekeeping "tulnate Beare for = light | COLUMBiA—Weather fair; roads| CITY—Clear, cold; roads rough, |S B Pp P bulls “were "mors ‘pan satlatied urial ermits ; He hae we have ‘ad for many | an , frozen, rough. HANNIBAI-—Weath-| frozen. JOPLIN—Clear, cold: roads Roment Doetreee pen un ©o)1) io . or Se ge age gelngs nt tet am _West FLATS | FOR RENT—Furnisbed er fair; roads good, rough in places.| good. KANSAS CITY—Fair; roads|} } BELT, 1404A—_>_ r 3 furnishea + dein aieie yg -FLAT—Modern, new. 5-room. enh urtiqseanest Ms lear, cold; roads! good. prea For c 3 itch , 4 Sale : tive Offers in if | aon privileges; hot water, other ber 1 oe Cabany 2416 amet) | —E : MARRIAGE LIC ENSES. | ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. 2 a re ——— a. ._B Recessary. ' — . 2 * Olland——-Anna Marie Eckl. | Feb .19.—Following is the offictal record of STUDEB " CABANNE. 61to—Wil , — vill, rent | room in STUDEE AKER TOT a home: fremt. ow nt ro m Ino ur SAGE BL aa — — J | Emmet | leatenh _—_ Holman. 3 it y's high, low and closing an¢ previous | ‘perfect ruanin condition py ; Se —...4) | “rooms: RAS Urnished flat. _ six 1 sed Fred Elderk Martin —Mabyn Aagrey Tulver. atece te focal mMachet. dnd Gustations Gy se Eee ones. N MOTO tion. P4e. DE LMAR RT. BL.. 5711A—Ffurnishes beautiful 7T6aW f oer ee F. Allen —~Seweilte an ‘ers. | pee . : | ; tar! . mc OON fe tee w | aetadiond bed. iiaconans’ oon, esp very | _788W. after 6 pv. m. (ec) | John Allen —Sewellia Sanders ceiv rom an City and Chi ° Heavy buying on the ain om &; 4 alg oie referee : oa dor ed "Wairoom re very ‘Gra gi ee | around $1 i? tended to scare shorts. J esta Kate etover. Low Close. Sat'y. many of them covering. eg & os ~ —_— -— — - —— | Cash, Terme or T D a = rade, | DELMAR BL.. 5054A—Attractively fur. North | Fr mail TRUCK aL =~ mehed co ur. - — lies RR, BE san Zeigler. Ill.—Hort ~ covery im the later trading. — = h : nnecting frort room : _ Ss - ortense | MAY ae ~ 4908 Rasen Trae. rig t I ijanos | not water, bathe ne cn” as, Continuous | Arecuived ha urnished fiat; pote . Louis, 3 os . J564 ~~ ape nth. This is bet- | sin aa a a ) per mont rhis is b —- : FLAT Wtd.—Three rooms, modern; O'’Fal $346 Lac , So. Martin. 1513 , ~ , ; “rt 4% in sterling and francs was rega Schmuck, “a fornia i ae bullish. Another increase of gy Bs — —_ ore . ‘ “Se > renta! ba sis, and certainly EU¢ LID. = S.—Smail room. e ; r yA tty ~ Tt | WILLIS KNIGHT TO ' % P eeason for a famil) doing private: 310 per month: ge teleouene. "For: ; 4609R. ee oe ee couple, —T 4-cylinder 7-pagse ise: influence of are per est 6967R : (2) | ~eetepashemeiapee: | 3709 Sylvan place |= ry: -— . — —1000.000 bu in and g004 cord tires; Sie M Estey. etc., as low | LACLEDE. 45! _ FLAT Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms. or small house, Springer, 4853 St. Louis. ‘ TE : " u supplies on ocean | condition; not é ie Apartment: FS 58—Room: steam-heated | by March 1; distance out not considered 2 FF roeg, 5. Louis - —— L ) at ; — :- Bg the foreign Serer AMnane , in this wonderfu Price ie: | 15685 of running water, I ar if price is right. Box H-400, P.-D. (87) | ink, + bane. bis. mmediate shortage, the total being MOON M “: Ellington l, AC 1, EDPE ; 4437—_fh pe a ree —_- F ‘LAT Wtd.—3 roo ms: not over $25. im Bomont 3125. 3114 a” Schmidt & Schultz | room houseke 220 pee Sap ("tloor tt ~~ | mediately responsible party. Box H-#1, ~ . “ ; a Si eS: ( 4 TOn tT: . Cc ; Cash of Terme. : fe itrown | hot-water hea: adults: ow ner’ '. moll yp ay | Post- ‘Dispat he ee (J oman. 8 ——— Steger MeMI1. LAN. 450n—_™, ati : 7 FLAT Wtd.—4 rooms. bath, furnace, etec 'TO LES—35 — Houck =——o.\ @ ¥ urnishe room; | . yy; modern, O'Fallon 5 rte +1 et: : yar ms to $300; wenring ¢ 7 MeCi nimon pOUrHOTR exposure; alse smal! room: mod.- } _ Box N-9 4s Dis atch (c oF) ‘ Juniata. terma, Royal So SOnvonrences | (1) | =: = === : Reutner |McPHERSON. 4027—sSmali %é-ficor front “ 4 Mathushek “ | Treom, suitable for gentleman: steam heat. GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent Trucks For Sale 7 - Sterling | gies atiaie en (2) | —_—— | Rradford NEWBERRY TER. 4618—® conn sei Ww PORD—%-ton truc Kk: good P ao Steinbach & lLereyer | rooms; all Weniences; for light house: _— ~~ est —— ———— Cheap. 4300 College. Colfax Ls ie Ivers & Pond keening: adultes 1 Ww. AL. TON, ‘O1l—Garage; Jight and’ water FO ruck: worm " Davis & Son AV i . 42202 nani , - .. : > wa" ee mo nen __ Ume. "Tyce: 309 Finne drive. A meatiy furnished front | -———— - : paperinre-asipoatarieanerisasti ’ 17 Kimball roome; aleo 2 lient housekeeping +ooms

an Lf wed icelys furnished ] " — /¥ ‘Kollen” ela Louisiana > eS eh a P F in evidence. much of it f j OE Aeieaab iy: vp) oven ie. Saar. y : O.ler, “2 Cass —— tS = ___.__S 9" .fCaah demand for oats is stow on the ad- FORD TRUCK—Licht Cae la Player- | PAGE BL. 4431—Room and kitchen Centra! | “and ts. ee sio 1 ge chi ee hE.¢ —sg- a bidet west? SeROLY decreneed B96, 000-38 ; ) . ‘ 45 %a ast wee tion. eaclo body: take | ’a floor: sink. I is , ‘| BUTCHERS-——An exceptionally fine chance | sé 9) : | wanted. 3R 9 Finney 0; ; 3 mon £ aAundry ~*~, > huis - = t wey ‘ eer c lance SAY BAYER h b y ] | ge and ™ Fler ming CR8°R : a o .9 ee FORD—1021 ton truck: s from $225 Up ROOMS——Two bedrooms. pitemewette. core: | fe, YttHet: Srocery: Just started. 1613 when you Duy. nsist . gnd_W. Essenprica, i814 — North’ Mark xt, | ___ SEPTEMBER OATS taking’ by local longa. “Chimalr ottcem eaee and terms. Bilgere es rs : | vsekeepine. TL inde! é } AIR 3 Hiei yy mattroff. sO 6 S. Boy c" a 44 43% 43% -%a _ “44 i ae ever. were ‘ec to oa higher. a m 5 ef only $10.00 will Geliver) oom —¥F urnished West End: evervthieg strvice, in email ce Yn oatimMaen’ 2 and J. on wd L: aa, Gosatetiow " MAY RYE Re 90h Provision were easy lbecause of lower ? oe , saston. ay see eee ~~ peeenemeee yee ——-—~~—we | ROR. Trade was of moderate volume. Bx- Gran 3 . thege instruments to your | new ; te fami n vidow an +, a ee bee , acc ‘ ‘é rt A - FORD—Light delivery | vate family of widow and daugh-| val party eho needs vsa-| Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are | we. ana x. simon, Yi diae,. [88 = — gots 88% | ports ‘or the week were large, a ft rou" . SHTNON, «04 | 2 TLY rE ard closed unchanged to ' lower «@ truck ; ~€ lance can be paid at the/| ter lady emploved. Box N-%5 > TT “0 ain ; perms. Bilgere Motor Co., Jg29 ~ 1 r $19.00 per month. Al Tee ne ee OS hone Olive 236 , 1G. and V. Poulos. 1117 Louisvill ‘ - ® ) —p genial sur lady . hare . m.. oY i : : ae s. AUis on —> ae —— ra . 7X FORD 7 6 - “ton truck, with @ : Eeembination | a, = So stg 4. soye rome me , eal ng + Men al ar ot : a ay Three nice rooms. zie not ge etting the genuine Bay er product presc ribed by — ye Speyeeaun eee Horton I. ae Se ribs unchanged to 4Z¢ lower. n excellent condition oals . gorse free - list Ng ‘| sonrh'e Forest TR248M or @ lite heat. water and janitor: © 9; viter. O1S8 Cates, . Mepdenhal!, Ford , Y $290; , She following 1): . ———— - - arvies ant (cK) S 2 oY |t. and i. Schiueter. 35 Aberdeen or eo cio Dealers, ay ‘iad SARAH 900A ~ iin A dite chews tar 7 ae irre | phy sicians Over 23 years and prc ved Safe by millions for Fe — & inke. 4424 Bessie. , Grain futures sold down today after open- Cash Grai pigs a truck, 1920, has _* ov & Sons otal pee light housekeeninge | Large Y hit ind colore : | and , > Se +N 7 — ing higher on the Merchants’ Exchange. Pri- in _ , ; ; -_—~» a — . ©. e : | a ner i. ’ } in - ' . ‘ p ou aul ry acest geet t! res and new 2 | « Rradford ow ASHING TON BL... 4368—furnished _o_— : : nae —— e id H d } and M. 2019 Franklin. | weathel te ae showed Nerease, milder | yar o en a t ? wpe tn am jive fing , "4 “a/ x . - = : = = = . = - - ——a - — . e . } A nr tn ii © wheat pe it was re yort ” = "Deane wa Adam Schaaf 0 1 flo _TAn Aa} ‘ ae OR rf xZo\e SN O1dS eadacne ar peer , sep “ me 4 t.adSa'le and visiblenecreased slightly. On the otner ac “Se | hand, British exchange rate rose. There was cust st. Open evenings. , ney Farnes ) : : 4 a Ww ASHIN: ITON RBI... 4175—Large front 3 eri FX RD TRU CK—Good condition ° Vande rvoort | flo or reom : ste Al +1) hea! wernt eman ant, (Ps j J \ ; , ). pa ma eae oe SA increase in corn vistble. | Jverp. vl closed “Sd fine for baker: grocer at, ome A a oo a : : a | PSY eso Toothache Rheumatism . Denneas, 737 Thrush Off to ted off © tor er. grocer or any light > a . Arion WASHINGTON RI, 480° A—Comforitabls | > oF, - iF. . Kraft. 1bi5- i ened ae wheat closed higher on short cov- : Fortel, 1921 Montgomery. ering but other deliveries were down, The —ee vs ~ AAO ABO SBN PE CH: ee eee a $185, monthiy Bevmente | :” Marshfield | furnished double and single rooms; a}! co: ' e 4 d many others ; ¥Yeniences (2) , 7T ! , ‘¢ ; ms wheat visible increase was not large. Co., 106 8. 12th st.. op . e hs | B oor. 4000 . ‘ \. and A. Torkonski, 2011 Madison. A c FORD TRUCKB—New not uy" “4 WASHINGTON BL, 3702—Nicely furnenea||| All of the 2d floor. 4 Neuritis Lumbago |E. and A. Farlev, $07A St. Louis. wheat was steady. Mase wheat alee | ih tin ‘-4 “made oak bodies ar ° | nee 3 ae es SOR OF Ces Sq. it., to let, of the United PPR oi 78 sigady. Demand was very slow. Galiness seemben, oe ody d P _gmnlaved. Biaies eS Ore ad . : BURIAL PERMITS com was steady to 'y lower. There a truck or | {ire fi 1anNos ar. Home “Building, forme: ly Neuralgia Pain Pain | Gladve Dale ' OE ge terest £000 genera! demand. Cash oats . S6aS6%c Ba hea ’ | viacys Dates, 1 mo., 48i7 Northland. ' $5.90426.90. j steady to 4 Demand was wend - business requires: monthiy | ‘+ . — rep Auto Body Co., 106 5. itn | ~ nbn ~~ yee engine rien > (“yu sser) 61 Sr Mrancis Hot »] c higher 0° seed Ph e . ae" . : The early rise was short lived and before ao 4 ok ae nom}nal. ran $11.12. tte yf " 5 in TRAPPIC—— Truck - = ntially reduced. Some of aa = og Sa ES... ae 3 ° “ae . . 1 body; cheap. 408 Noone Ty ‘ Juat slight!y shopworhn, others ‘A ESTM I NST a rR i. 4549 — Room en side >; W lt el vi le Ui got eri Accept on! y Bay er package which contams proper directions. | Leslie Besa ne enez. &, ‘BOSS Mp wee ble exception of September wheat, were un- Wh ie « nar ae TRU Ck — — ms ; — ; ' " used a short time nm our beet hoard: voung iawU Pmpioyed: twin bl« } lease Dict: tt " ¢ 12 tablets. 4} b t} F * 4 W aterm: an. @ ong Clara der pao ve $ close. The export situation Ma eat, No. ! I . Ay bg 1. 19% t- ¢ Condition; hie Vet includes instruments of Forest 4°16 ; siege ndy “Bayer” boxes of 12 ets—Also bottics of 24 and 100— ists. . Mec onrey 1420 S. 13th was credited with being responsible for price |", ( i no ab pa_Painted. 3765 Meramec sat prices rt dae G4 $47: “gp Boe d WE STMINSTE ee. 41 50- i roome, | Ss NI I i] Aspi in is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of a id | FE " Relel ‘a. W el later’ her to Ga Ha net US Corn] i'n : ress 8 ze at ‘ ae s low as er. Oo ash af} j , IU— > rool - Tur 8A P ; aliaver. 2LO0TN ’ : #SpirTin e i ) ic j t R s@ai sicacic ~.Va teich, 6° 434i Gannett ater care ad to 4a @ La net wu (orn ; ” 08" * : oy a rehed, hot water Lindell er : : , Marietta K undel, Od, 264 | Accomace followed wheut ‘Se . as ‘ee. Vax, No. "$3. 08 sa @ *. | Home Bull ling F. § Bronson, 45. Melhourne Hotel The visible supply of American grain sncsatgieti Automobiles For Sale__ | pe month on some of them. OOS nited rhomas Hogan, 48, J678 Lindell. shows the following, Mi scellaneou ee Salon—Sixth Floor. > » = site _ é , -=, ‘ changes for the week: eee ee er —— s : a WEST PI! SE BL 59653— Large ieam- 11 N. Pth St. , ' Martha L. Hendon, 71, Vetie . Var as * ter. | Wheat, increased 19,000 bushels; corn, in- Butter t ggs Pouitry 4 : ‘ - . 7 5 heate j root . couple iy > entlemen en 2} . . : ‘ . : . Mary © 4b North Market to 6. 649. 000 bus 1's for the week prev lous. eSUT TE! ne ec Q ) ig Pty oko eed. ; Sophia Koch, 66. 29174 Sullivan pet ne falling total was due principally to} geq “re. iret unary, ox re ms abe; pecking 2c. eceihiteirtinseeeete ae ce a . - heavy declines in th t of wt t. —— Fannie Guockenheim, Rl. ” ‘1s Delmar e amcunt of whee corn j and oats sent to the United Kingdom and | *ee%. BUYERS BUYE wae )«6O BARNEY D. G. CO rom for man and wife x. _ RS B i : am ; a ~ ° ' Annie M. W alton. L vear, 2638 Randol } _ or ear i ph eee : ; 1.Eanok—P Norther Do not fail to see our wonderful i : HOTELS Commencing Saturday, Feb. 24 Bertha Scherer. (i2. 2330 Montgomery. other Eurepean countries. Rye exports de | z5Yec: wingive as NSdc" longhorne. ue gains in used cars at our §E . ce W Young. a N35 ates shown in exports of barley to the United at 260; A. a : Kingdom and pther European count : Sale at 32116 Lecust St. a Machines Fer Sale GAIN Ni HU ib .—Jetterson ang Olive; steam H M 48. ney —_——— -—— ri) s ' ret, i i "e. ‘ eat c i VILLE HOTEE Taw Barer Poot | MISSOURI By schrsiber, B. hine Tay iii totale for the baat weal. "as compardt e MOON ie om GAR OS ” HsS—Bar | : gains in ell kinds of . : ab a el : . Bomort 3 3146 Locust a ye phe ef stancard makes: theee Mi. i® ¥ luk le “HOTE L, aT} ‘Bartm: &r oOv"e8 ‘ e c Klime. 4ah0 ‘ ‘ote Prilllante ; with those for the week previous. were ma 4. SS ash or Te mea are guaranteed: worth un to 3087 \mercen pian. Cabanne distr Solid agate P ) , ais. 12, ees ae nee ; | public je ine Genumeres Donnrinien’ tae un as oes / ng less than half price: a = 2 (> D . Oe Pegs ; Marthe Rue 80. 4660 Ruieer as fe ows: ; % Sie: Soe assis For § Sale sail ~ » HUTEL——2800 iocust; runaing r 7 "i 1 ase tie Se Mn | HEA { ; ‘R Caroline Reichmann, 60, 1032A Labadie. Wheat, 1,164,000 bushels, agataat 2.861, - 18c; cock i ee 846106." ne . MUSIC DEPARTMENT, er. tub. shower baths; $1 day; $4 week di. splay 40c dail an’ Ss . “ Dorsey, 67. a) Sh 800 busheis; corn, 954.000 bushels, against os. "4 7 S— With Ps without be a 12th and Olive ste. (cl4) | wu : or mere daa a RR od | Vivilea Carter 39 3430 Lac | 2.1635. 000 bushels barlev, 415,000 basnetls. ” : aupene, enon ee 7 one . G MACUINER—And records bought ALCAZAR HoTtBL—3127 Wocust; eteam en |S al P | s ‘al Exhib; Bernice Killian, 28, 42 Botanical against shore bushels: rye. 1.089.000 hove STs. tacnera : a e . oO , 4 Le wah" ‘ 6, . we 4 . . i rs, | . & Emita & Co i3 WN, Grand heat, running 1: Toe day up: 4 oak ‘REAL ESTATE—W’'T’'D TO BUY wpecia rograms pecia xnibits | ~ X a £20 Crore. ous Sh O60 buainin nasinet 46.060 bases. and ietern Te baer Sutuewie k chassis , onavie gts sab : . : \ ; oa , ,. ve ee og y , d . : Pn ol . ~ ; os ” R TT r c 5 » £ ition: only eke terms. "6; BU (" KI | NGH AN ANNE XN Flats. Apartments Wante | All the new radio equipment and supplies wm. Riceaed OF. Pe. 006 Division aa 500 i 4 g 3130" sacrifice $55 1650 Cote ; Chestnut. sential ont Dealera, “—* eee 1d REDUCE D RAT nS | APARTMENT Mtd —6-family: in West End will be on display in the spacious lobby and Baby Roper 4953 bec Ky. Canadian grain in transi; last week evenings. = lis ct ' ae om OA per eis And records bought: highest ‘arr } ransi hote mi : will trade by 6-room bungalow for eqrity lounge of the theater. Demonstrations J. FP. Young. 1. anoun ss, 2 ht gg Foe pete Bom oe Wiat 36 pais H. Miller. 8 N. Broadway. Farmvily and transie | Box N-40. Post-Dispate) ‘aes 1 Oaskeroraky. ‘ 1.668.000 bushels the previous. ht. ps tae te guaiity to Forest Park; bO minuces ride. ae Le ap ’ ; and exhibitions by radio experts. 3 Waion. 71. New Momphi s, Til Flour in transit totaled 73.900 barrels, | Wels eons sccoraing " ! ; compared to 83,500 barrels the week pre-// Mele setae ng Bodies For Saie 7 (eR) | Man | 4 as : -_-——— oS) | Station bores! LUSY : Elizabeth Fondion. 62% 6106 Pennsylvania. a 7. 1465 Hodiamont vious. BEDTS—-Home- rown. ~ poss it Wa Tiene ; oy ae Doroths 4 le FORD TRUCK BODIBS—Slightly ‘ | = ' . ee ing Machines Wanted» LINDELL-PLAZA HOTEL eee ences eee See and Hear K SD Simult Pe, hace Lado a eth Ig) wheat receipis, which were 147,606;| nq BEBTS—-Home-arown, 50s TY ’ : | -CIDENCE : . ee an ear Imuitancousiy |M. L. Mer by | ry age Bhi! : FORD TON TRUCK Y—Cash or | Wi LINDELL BL. AT BOYLE. RESIDENCE wa —I want a r 7 room 1. M. Montgomery. 51. 1617 N Euclia. ‘compared with 15 as year, neluded | jets, "25 o $1. in old job 27 37 Olive. Ss - ) SOLD. Be dene Me Ddison NMomelike. newly furnished family hotel, | residence in 4300 or 4400 biock McPhe . The “Wonders. of Radio” explained by Aion- | Hageman, 60, + a Fols '7O cars oon) oat pesca. Corn reo CA BRAG Wisconsin Holland seed. — ° | tra will call any- prices: large rooms: cuisine, tirst- | Son, not over $1' 2.000. Box. N 41 (el tion Pietures of K S PD in action with broad- May McChesney. 32 0695 ‘Enright which were 2 tee sented e108 clea seal $50 to 50, new Texas, $70 to $75 per ton _ _ -_ FORD—Ton truck. express cu me -F Olive 1243W. Miller's. 132° . live Marvyiand or Le car to | -~—— -——- : ee ear ia a! aes. ‘elt Magill casting from the stage ee —_—--~ |and 46 througn. Oats receipts, which were CARROTS—-O14 5°50!" nee ke "10 a3 body; bargain for quick sale. 2 = —I {GH} | Boyle. Lindell 6610. R. C. il}, ‘ 1160) city REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. , F 4 a 1%2.000 bushels, compared with 220,000 last DL: Louisiane pe fennel —— | See Next Sunday's POST-DISPATCH Big Radio Section | “Live: ‘ock : Elsewhere $1 1.80 per FORD BODIES—cCounes. sedan —_ a erar 3 year, included 38 cars localand 83 throumh, | Tejas Pe. ~aA- mo delivery bodien. al! pit heet Musio- ‘ ~ South pamielins ———— | Hay receipts were 370 tons local ahd 136 Tati FLoWe iternia. berg Ss per Carondelet Motor Co BRAT rs G , i. : ABO ROL. isn—&R.- note. good nEsORTe CHICAG {),. Feb. 19 (tv ett of Agri- through. "i , G a. SOL ERY wit ; te - -_- —_—-—— A - — > fi SS =a = - . pore a - s. f ti e, St Cash rai ‘ arn a ree er ” Bargains in Used | Fords, Seda 1 wh414 Fronktin edema 2) cor rach raph ~ be Bieri oad EXC ELL EN =? OPPOR TU 'N ITY Ihe to BBe 1 nats je 50 to 190 Ib avor: Sales of om arab today "re . - | 9: cetiee = Sie > ea > . wt - - : c: ele > ad: 1 i ; ‘ - - ; ? Coupes, Runabout, Touring Bol I—Will sacrifice my beautitui| yiiee’: ox "Pe3#0.“Post-Dispates 1 Seay testes Setation Ser Wiel aaeeey igher bulk 200 to (285 Ib burchers, $7.90 | €>"y req winter wheat, SL-ST@ Lae: Nori | to ae ae in trade, . ¥ cabinet disc gheneareph ——— — saeret romania. accessories, paris and alc. | ——— |; Bgner, OULK a 5 Ib bu: . No. 3 red nter wheat 22; NO. 3040 g rng AOpen ul ex selected records. 1144A &. | ~ ym, on Gravole av., district south of evo ’ ik R .. to 325 T, eet mete, 3 ene hard wheat, $1. e: No. gf wheat $1. PN, «4 PS Same: cers oe Way. 4) ne ighwe bi... re auto ’ 7 - packing sows mostly $6.75417, & 2 yellow hard wheat. : #1.21; No. f , eS Couns de Ture traded car ¢o9t Be Vitter and Cainmbiay ena eberg. | Agen pee ernging : By. nia Pranklir 1 ee _fumished in Geel this T40x14 a — Noorner ave ‘ ai af a Blow North “e AU TOMOBILE LO. LS lights, $7 75@8.10. packing sows smooth, No. 3 fet corn, 72% Bic. No. $2 n> B crate: Louisiana } 4- ~passenger coupe. sedan, tourt * ' sas an bes . i ing Box Its + Post-Dispat +, , age a! Verv reasona le if 1 TT} ved, all on — —_— ecm ‘ To individuals on private cars: vou Pav us in 45.8501 7 75: pa: kir FOW 8 rough, $6 50@ . . Bs 6 , © 73 " Né . Florida me. j seeder, some with y tee me ‘~~ = iy 2 ———-- ——= ti loca lion F ox it 3. : — = | nience Buy this li yet. we price muds Wy. | RESIDENC New 6-reom brick: strictly | easy ins — ents white von ride. We also | 6.90: killing pigs. S7@7.75. c: No. y : ° N ° 1 at ana red, $2 er truck Bret tants for’ ay ae - $ see ner at FOO] Gravois av Phone ah | late: handy to cars. schools, AS Sk ce EROS. a ANCE CO” Cattle—Receipts, 21. ; beef 7 —— 7 THe; ; | snare sLEY— ide 15s = streets and alle: ade: bargain fer auic' CO | slow, uneven; gwenerapfy steady with Friday 4] N whit rn, F24ec: No. ; ry you will find here any style truck af o>? ‘COUNTRY BOARD WANTED ae — r arg hits ae Staines? a allevs seaw peti ”p A 423-42 4 Tit'e Guaranty Bidz Olive (cia) pine ed Paap po Boe 7 ate ng quality fairly pos od: | So. | wn o corn. . bunchaa. He o $5 per own. ‘ s ‘ al tl —— 4) i POARD wid — Py couple fur- —_ — re ce re |eurly top matured steers, $10 25; best ¥ car white oats, ly a ome-gre AN ‘ P West ST ANDARD Credit Ce. LOR] Ry ey Bldg.. | lings. $9.75: some held higher, bulk Teef| oats, 45%c: Na 4 — wey te oats, 45c ono loOBG Per 100 pe ea R RO OM 00M ( ) nished or unfurnished, state price an . : and B ARD ee ee hen thon F- P.-D tc LOT —V est Forest Park: choice district Southwest $10 up: without security: iowest rates.(c48) | steers, $7.75@9.25: she stock steady to or 1.20. Wertern - - e) : : ’ 0) et. Ro ‘ F -46 Pas >ie? / — | * tery . >, . . . : ‘nA k snot ower: birlis« strong vea ealves | ‘ ? 2 c ; eat % N00 ao Ores 3 OF ts ———— € QGiive et. oe aT A eM (cB) feeders, $6 50@7.75 NATIONAL 8BTOCK YARDS. H., Feb. 19. RET OPO a ‘047%, 2 00d condition. Call 2 ees. | eB} | re, etc; beau Dispe ~~ etna’ > MONEY fe salarted people, engy payments, |. Sote?—Receipis. 19.000: | openee war | caiten ah0o) hems an ale uaaen) sae ball, 76 to oe aotle 2 AN] ae ~ ‘ = cr = VW 4 = : olec AmMmbDs e t ~~ wt" fer; | re : . ~ PORD RODIES 1 Wtd—Coupe, Fe DOARD—Laree. —— a = R MONTH = pest —_ confidential. 1851 Railway Exchange Bidg. ened pe ee eat cart top, 315 to pack- | horses and len” team ‘ mond, $1 to 45 or ster, touring or truck, any atyle: 4 . . cenesmnite. ye etal ery th $5 ren OM TE $$ per month R ESi DENCES—Good investment. 3965-6" —— — __fel15) ‘ers and shippers; some held higher, clipped | CATTLE-—The general market was steady pot cash or trade them in on a ij APARTMENTS Ft FOR RENT nd bt 14 eahe ihe Char! boty car to Carson and 4001 West P me; Saree u pocuna, baths PRIVATE LOANS—$10 up. lowest rates: | lambs generally $1°2.35@12.50: two loads | here today. with fair action prevailiag on de Auto Rody Co., 106 8. mh ue, ee uur ene, ~ a 2 blocks nort h. or see the and furnaces, rm nt $1 Or a 6 2 , » vour own terms: no publicity: ouick serv- | clipped 101-Ib vearlings, $9.50; sheep fully | all classes except yearlings. These were nosite City Hall. - So th. ' ; roTEG E THOF?-VATT: ROTT RE ALTY, . SAVINGS TRUST CO.. 4915 Delma ice. 207 Victoria Bldg, Olive 5994. (cl7) | , - two loads choice 120-lb ewes. $8.50 | again slow under an ncitterens deman ‘4, Ee: | Da i adn ta iniaiepiamaiienand - Ve i : > (eR) | - — ~ — . RPO yy ARO AER YEE a RB TTY gs (MEE ys OE Be Sg im wien ‘here: feeder supply light: ome) timat receipts. calves included, w 500 A . tai hi ‘th creme y | SHAW, 2951—Five rooms modern; vacan' - “ we == o = ARE — = a ee ome =~ Pe Oo, nage wes aad ten oo lamos., es age Soonaararteene lixht rpn. “Quatt: y , iccessories, Parts—F or « ’ Pea boys: A—-Room with poares steam heat. os geek ne — to chil- 2 « us MA rhe: CHANG - bee ; RUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE m — Pinner | SF “at oom 400. ‘Columbia , to yard traders | wes common um. Fhe te for yee) EATTERIES—$5 up. Battery ifs (2) | Seen: somites So ic i ita ae pt iran en eee f sldg., 318 N. Sth st. Olive 857 (e8) ety mare Fi -- Baee 7 2? PE ic light, cindered roads: cost : . Oe. : : Retaiitee morket : dy to 2hec higher parts, wholesaje and retail. 1413 4 , fe ee | trie light Diy ee Coy ! + Centr al me det ite , ry — m and board for R acttool, et: You can't beat ce. se Y LO. ANED $25 to $5000 ‘Th Juotations: Beef steers. bulk, $7.10 to nut st u ante le emploved. West { =. ‘neu car t¢ Balawin 3 . Call MONE A ' P ~ at on ° | Chica °, revisions — $8.75: b e "f: reve Coeur » Bak = - a - 1} BO | 75; butcher vearlings. bulk. $5 to $7.50: eve f NFEC ‘TION ERY An . k= ocery store. Ca Morris Pian.’ payable in 50 weekly pay- g —~- | butcher cows, bull. $4 to $6: cutter cow FORD PARTA—1 sed: radiator. aX m™, 1523 6 —] ——— k north, then east 1 biock . ~} ' - —Front r room: rivate can Lage “$35 Clara—6 fine rooms; | b! oc 10 (eS) | 143 23d_ , (1) ments; charges, 8 ner cent discount. in- 7 - s: , ders. frames. shock abs@orbers. lock % eeking: 3 cars p (1 ‘omen porch: in ii I: immediate pos- ton'a place f- . dustrial Loan Co.. 714-716 Chestnut. (c8)| ¢ “HICAGO. Feb. 19.-—F ollowing : a re- | bulk, $3 to $3°60: canner cows, bulk, $2.7 -_ —_— = — —_ —- — etc. : re\ cabs —— -———--> aw bargains, or anvthine you want lo lose d i bullae. bulk. $4.50 to 5.25: stock LF (rt of today’s high. “ ae and previous , , v. . wtoeter & own price. See Mr. Tobey. 3867 8. NDOAH, $821A—Ww ar ? session, : » floor south. . > RI NG A, Ow SALARY LOANS. “ quotations in the ‘provision market feeder steers, bulk. 34. to - : board: phone. —Warm, sqiient, room | BOTTORFF- ALES CO., 4914 mie vat aan. OVE RLAND ve $6500 a = ' | $10 and up to men or women on thetr weiNDe i cash sales were 6000 bushels wheat. ~pt yom ue oe aes ey swith a poany an -6 ine te GASOLINE 1 PUMP— ric, visit | PERSHING. 53590—Apartmenis 204 an Five rooins, new, modern: ous ( . | RUSINES ROPERTY — 4718-20 Delmar; | person ai note wifliout secur or in ' 190.000: bushels corn and 30.000 bushels | Tun of hogs a # marke e estimate call. - 750-al, LE UMP— Elect must sell. § a -__ tn 6-room ‘ettiaies®o3 - & Fyll sized in- — BALSON R _& zx CO : hy n¢ - 445 c46) SINES 5 Jc me ial work ‘hen nontainind 1509 Chemical Bide _ Olive | 8566. ee — , is “| for 3 00g om: ao o wg ye “ ladle lene Aa, Motor (o,. 5000 Gravois, ; | beds; newly decorated; open ee janitor, |) — pete : | pbout O700 so. ft.; automobile show réom | enster : ST teh | lew Close. Wea) ‘Old weather and the -e- MOTOR—1 aoa ord eharest tes 1 = West fireproof building, electric elevator. | daylight service station: steam heat: QUICK MONBY. at , ‘ — -~——--— 4's as Railway Exchange _Bidg. fol4) aca 5 Se ; A PES a slow market, the early trade was fairly | Pet , quart. Tires For Sale Tange in kitchen. Bell phone . . PEE SS Peg iis ).8: 82 | active on light shipping hogs. Early compe- . ; tition was mostly between the order buyers TIRES—Prand-ftew, ail sizes: @t I10A N.—Newly furnished room | APARTMENTS FOR RENT Webster Groves FINANCIAL | MONEY FOR Y 6) See eer ee spa ig butchers The pacyers salting wnat | | scorched, $2 up; all cords. 1400 one b board: wrivate home: for (2) | —FURNISHED | TREMBLEY- WILSON RE. & 1. CO. Get a ‘ a “ . “ 1 | | vur list of Webster and Kirkwood sroperty. » = . opened about 25c lower than Saturday, with| ~ csc atest iusher Si uns Ober evesingks CR ee West an yo $10 TO $50 7s \ meat hatty AH at Meetgnmy cuaeact fate: | enanang: town 2O@a6e: opringe, Ser & t makes $° n even Raen ‘ , ; si —“_- ane 4 ; Wat.cte ni jr sales ’ * (2 moying slow. 4 weight utehers from Oltve a ——] OLIVE, S716-—Heated S-room | furnianed Tenens srleee “babe "895.000. stocks AND BonDS |S Fwwaned salaried peo- ety 3 190 to 220 ibe. -eold largely from $8.20 t0| "CHICAGO, Feb, 19—-Potetons, — oid TIR S—Sacrifice: ; 30x33 and 30x3 at P ASS 4288°—Jentlemen or! apartments, 313 up: pore hes. eves y Un ‘4: = WERS RS T cE R_ GR AY E S TRUST , Agr. (cB) | npuinensiamnteaipeaeaditiins . sane ( ae ] ai \ | A ga en ae odo 5 of He pe | all larger tires. $3.50. f one @ _with or without board.(1) | : _— —— ————— SET quotations on all active unlisted ° | | $4 t Boge aroun sole early & used tires proves somatiotnetaly - BON, 447 sarge PERSHING, 53R6—6-100m efficiency newly 9 stocks and bonds. Call Olive 1014. ple Ol the r P LAIN . % 5 Pw" | 5. Trade in shippers was about *5e year return with receipt and ret > oniiny 4— \ j, ‘ely furnished warn eurnished: con plete. lease See janitor. ALOWS AND COTTAGES TT # FORRESTER & CO.., , be yo : aco than Saturday, hogs from 130 to 180 for *% price. Roy's Tire Store. ~ & ms bot water; home cook-~ | ~ -JILES CO.. 4814 Delmar (3 BUNG 802 Central National Bank Bidg. (cB) | ‘Vinay ROW el bee ' Ibs. moving largely from $8.35 to $8.0. y | (2) | BOT ron ashes iS “1s aye For Sale bony "= N () | y «, cove . ran | Pigs were Snevonty lower a » bea7 ~aary arKe se front r iv "with PERS AL “3- 5316 ffic! une ei Pin * Seg > 00° phn. ociat Ce t. ; N 4d | om 7. ee Ot }oe 2 as ae . va) , ; - > ° ; - > f SUC IALC . - :. ‘” ¢ : ee a pre or Rent ie emen. Forest 9445 en os 0) North oe — Hist aad & Zinc.... 7D | o indorsers V7, ot! “oe ba $6.50 nee ‘ Oo y oO . , » I y licity a . Y 0 } t + No publicity ee At Rough hoge also showed af enc omp etely as sinhantaint — | fficienc: c t cm iTTAGE—4470. Koersuth: 4 rooms, brick, | °% Robt. Chew ao * | : - mon with the other L ® outhem front. two beds; / al cy ar fe 28 ate Hot on : + Modern; spiendid table furnishe: rensoomds | ‘oreat | ; ectric fixtures: large shed; 10 Duesenberg Units (2 pfd. ard No red tape. ; : , M U S I C A : ~ nate (2) | cession for. Fa ediate disposa! ore ae terms. Colfax 28°70 _ = 1 com.) . : a . Sat - about 25c lower at 36. 50 to $6.90 and stags M——Beavtifuliy furn ; ‘ 3 BNO, rot. STS a _ ae : 20 Duesenberg common All that we require is that you : 2 ‘ ae oy Aa from $5.50 to $C. aM-heate. apart . nished, an odern, ‘% “AP AR T ME NT | ©00 Robt. Edmond Mineral Deeds A are holding a steady position. . P—The market was much the same 4 ° : Drivate wapteeyyt ideal location, KU RNISHEI “ee Northwest — 50 J. K. Hughes Dev. 50 | T.oane made quickly and con- as it hes been for gg ., while. that is, ft 4 Ry 491M omer s Vyeerenees. « poy DEL MONTE HOTEL. 5630 DELMAR —_—_—_—_— en n= | 1000 Invaders , . fidentially without the usual em- was steafivy and the ee ota all. Neat ; Musical Instruction. | . (+)? The i. anext place to tive; most conven- |; COTTAGE—! 5550 Powers av.; & rooms, E Mexia Fortha , Di barrassing questions asked ; | lambe a osid 3 3b "$14 : sedium g Fire ag apartments $00 a bath. eas, electric fixtures, * nice yard, Miller BO | . / 556. sold @is 50. fair a The | culls iO@i2. mutton A? yy $4. 5.50 : ’ ' : - ric wl. AND BO ; its | MUSICAL INSTRU CTION—S! ARD—v nion and r ershing; |ient location | cl a wake anal , $9: ch: owner 4444 | Se Snarer Mc — i. a | ol. . me : Sttract: ; - yates for tne S300 cash; 2 per month; (el) | , larr c 0 F pe Fen : : : Sout hern [oa n & Invest- | ‘as and bucks. Bete ) pel Seme clipped lambs BO and at banjo or ukulele taught . ve room, jin apartment: ex-| month and up At o *as aaao Noble ¢ 2945 Olive, room 1. xe ow ' _ Sorencns Kentiemen or business Cov- | month: also attractive leases. (8 van’ me Lee; Colfax 28: a0 sieiinimiateaaainhil . —_--—_-_-—-—- me 9 a & Gas ey oe : C North American C et ae $12.75. North American Of] .. caus z Ment 0. ; Ane MU ee pee ) press ead, a ota write, Fores S051W. sted) yy ’ aE INSPECT BT1L SPALDING TODAY : . neater : — UKMALE Instruction in .0 ! iiemties. 24-fioo: front room. aingie, - ._ teenie _ ote! tiful steam-heated brick cottage. four courses, comic and popular hes ote lady empioved; excellent | ‘\ orkleigh Apa. tment H Y lar bn gg my reception hall: in exceilent/ Owenwood Oi] Corp vas ‘i Reom 406 Liberty Central Trust Bi ag.. | J Rune 5341 Labadie. ror — bie. Forest ee - aa DvD; n heut: %4700; terms. "“O Rochard Rader . ; 00 , o es 1j 8-5-7-9. | 7h ver cent of the offering Was on cormmis- | a. . NO | 4954 West sine condition througheu = : “= Broadway an“ Olive. Phone Olive ei. R h -00 h i? Se eee = WL.. § 4267- r rooms, | i R he fur-| THOS. McCRADY & SON, 5179 Easton &@v. | Remedial Loan (com. & pfd.) n | ! (034) . age 4 al hbugh ‘there ‘con a ee .4 — - LT 7 A Narn . . : . ely ur- . eae > | se F Tee KULEL LK instruction in ~. . Y ~ fos * eats, gentie eu’ of} Bix-stor) "howmeces Dn Ds eeoding notel Forest 8920. CE SET SES BC Ss ART aes Soe _— — | oF suction am prendre ’ urses; comic and popula “nee | nished “or o pps , . light a Aces ae ‘ ? ne ; ook | . aa ' oy os include t« oa een pe, we, tiget. 15 St Louis Realty Finance = _¢ enaee to rule sliow in the ening nee. Drivaie t or ladies employed; rea-| a te hs atiane one of, the ‘finest and beri - - o E. L. Smith Oi (eh eeeede ach . Sie 1 test the trade. Musical Employment. e — — : Sah es = 20a joc ated effice ine apartments in the on corr AGE AT “BARG AIN . ‘ R Stee] com... = | | MON EY to loan on {wtty improv. ed property ‘at ae . lated; complete in every ce- ©0918 Minnesota: suitable for two fam lies. | ' Steel pfd.... pee epee : ta to « RGANIST Wid. —For pipe organ, beautifully furt d well ven-; Bid Oliwe S78 Realty com 0 a gaa Os Dg ‘ : nd ‘FOR 'emil: all outside rooms, ‘arge an RET. t 18 5 R_ C4). _Are ade Bidg. 78. | t 4 ty i all , i “HF R «lt at Se A°11 Easton ay vy. (€3) Had church ys raterence & te = RENT—oOITY . ed : lev athe service. ee manager on |, ————— | ‘4 Realty pfd . _* ( ee ed ; iim -308, Post-Di - tilat sags aan (4) Jess Tomberiin ........ MONEY TO LOAN—$1Q0,000, on improv marts . | pron =. —————— West i 9 y SO EDA Ge cia aihho see 2m BO | St. Leute real estate, at lowest interest; advancing ii 4 es on rents; second deeds of trust. ubes. com and freight. centrifuga w Centra Se . ee --——__—— ~——- - om Turman Oj] ....- >’ , advan 5 rooms and : w nited Dri iin 1! JOHN 8 . BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. (cS) irt s. \ fox S: 5X 30. P Post-Dispatch. | (c2) Week UTH ; :. oo iat Se AE | ; “ae > EXP RT piano t ning rine | 7 anon . - i SanrAMONT 1043— 4 reorm s. bath. BUNGAL Oow—Wil! 1 sacrifice a 6-room, 1's- y+ r Itle "¢ a On . . oft ha ~a! , serine 7. yr a or ene | ROT AMONE, — Olive _ 2487 §Cs? | “oe bungaiow, West End: garage; all) Tho Wichita Meter ® : 5 00 SECON D "AND “THIRD DEEDS eee "a ; “@104A-0110—3 rooms.| modern conveniences: want offer. and many other stocks and bond For quick the king interest. : Ba as a : NORTH ~ MARKET, ' ive Ings TRU ST ©O.. 4915 Delmar. _ LA : UIs FINANC ne oo N BL. 2711-—-And 3418 Lu- | . bath. gas: will decorate: ope. ol 3 | AAS 2. -—- | PRs J ed boy Incertet anal fife, Cenera * Biya = 7th floor. eS ‘housekeeping: phone. i 3 ie OR Arat . Olive 2121 and Olive ___ (4) UNION. (aah ceparate laundry: edule FLATS, APART WM'TS, FOR SALE Truck, Commonwealth Ragin on ane Duesen- | = b potn PLANOS—of , J floor; furna (3) berg Units, or any other active stocks an STOCc AN BONDS and a better inquiry ts vepemiae. 250 | are almost any mane. Tos te = North aA 73 KATTELMAN CO KS The only was the the re-entry tau low as as th: furnished fi . twe: | niente 255 "Sentral 4340. Olive 5240 } Pho Has pri eee oa front. _ ‘. tor Bouth ' _Olive 22 - or will face value ou | EE eon . - eac bo ° | The house that ps — — Colfax 2614, ; —- => .. nie@A-— Upper fiat. & rooms. | Hartford and Bent —. .. gm on. ed bonds and stock. tures nem! . mt room for 1 or soe R PL. 61 , ly: imme- | : ens made on si Chestnut et. (c#) cueer ye. path, hot-water heat: adults only; tm) Two Single Flats as Ba . 5 TES noe . |i _@iate ponesesion. — : FIRST DEW OF TRUBT. WANTED. 5. Sle: Sale, 5. . ge ee | ’ 3530— Five rooms: electric. fa" 4200 Hartford: 5 and 5 rooms. bath, elec-; 1 oes all times deeds of trust for| Mence Film, pi 24n0 a —r S 4 _ Pianos and Orqgar Fors — gar a RIP Remedial Loan, Missouri States Life. Traffic _warace. ee South bon 6 ——-—___—__——_ | 803 Central N Bank Bid Mh and Olive. | 7jRERTY BONDS bought at et value, Dg ohe 6" r cent, re- ney 2c to E Agena Bras 4 ald conve MONEY ' WANTED Industria! Loan Co.. : PI “arreris PIAD - niences. — aales ‘S)\ erie fixtures, furnace and granitoid base- - ’ TTASKA. Traffic. eee ed and furnace. urnished reom for gen- mh woh eee foe 7 Bent: 4 and 4 rooms. bath. electric : Southwest _ natal hot-water apes and itold base- surance RIDGE also garage. Forest Y- a or ~ fiat. pevoRsn th, furnace; ment, price [OU rR. 7 AS + a4 ome $85. (c46x) CHAS. EF - Miller Train. WDuesendersg 800 ‘the best of wecurt ~* By’ : pfd, Smith mS Oklinana : : At +o with ample ip- | un Bellevilie- Tnited Drilling. Yaréom other stocks. ; AGENCY. ee stcremes. | Unhet Drains siSiacnts teak Sian: Oltvs | Repert, § Vandover and Mra. lone Prade a Victor ; TOMB 119 N. 7th aot. (ob) | Riverside Sibi (c&) 453 70, (c pags i athetiastis:« alt See ae Ra Se

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$4 * ~* if q a ae 5 are? A wes \ pak 3 re - Suk ROBE: aie | ST.LOUIS POS — CH se ST.LOUIS Reroerwor ae a ¥y Special te the Post-Dispatch t and ci | | — ' 7 z } A ; sift > . highest. lowes + ; ~SPECIA = iat to t- ; ms a ' TORK, Fed. 19. —Following is a_ '* of sales es of stocks are L 7; tal te te unl . sf? ictn — salina) nai Min » the New SE + Eke Curb. market toda) G4 ah “wr age Total sales on the New York Stock Exchange tfocay were ‘ Nie’ "Pen aie anne 7 eit prices » * ane is veing ‘the : , m the market. | aha Toe @ roroe see ot Bea res rat issues, sales of which Ps = gi NEW YORK e! — Om! —* . Lorn as eer fi" &A7 A000 ng $5.810 000 _ va S18 277.000 a year n 7 ‘st wee [Ane var bh — | ~ les to } Dp. m were 7 54. 600 % ‘ ’ — = * 2 , . x + .> ’ ' aga »? i ; 1) e : 7 . 7 . } rT ts ’ orese nf SiLone face ae. id B 8 | Polen ing. i= “ li of today's indiv@iua! sales in — ee for 1 an sties and 1e Jae Gn 7 and $448,432 _——— CRIT sr , ~ Sales SEcU RITIES: oat ~ High. _ Le __ Low. ed y = Special Ce : wala . INDUSTRIALS. Selected Close Close Week ivay's an GOV EK NMENT BON DS. MISC ELLANEOUS AND iNDUs- & E ts 9° Se aaa — co Can 42 20 market today presentedun . ; on ch’ ge “ : ‘ ~R 2 . er = z . . - Reduc 4 ‘ Sec ur rities Loe § Sat ee & "! 1.8L." ty Ot 4 fa. ot ~o oe ra . TRIAL BON Ds. : a ) i % : . | ' > ' peo teense s K : ‘ . conflicti ng mov ements... » sie 4% RAS ? ww wu @a PTE Se ~ DOMESTIC BONDS. Ajax Rubber +. ‘ 20 Industriais.104.79 104.99 ‘=. ; . ey a7 | 5 eS 47 98 - Gien Alden Coal. 4 ‘opening at higher aS ’ ~ ax Ao eS 60 prone —_ Tire va io ied All Am ¢ 6 .- - os = 5 . 0 Raiiroads 66 91 66 62 67 r i Ai Chem 4 ‘ F , a fi , 4 5 - iV tahP al. ps ‘ ‘ > = : is «ee J . s aro * > 6 } stea -* : - _— rub 42 Gl% 60 oe . ad 2%) . l Cent. St ; Lis UCcey > ° ° ; » 7 » i > ane > ? am : , ; Ve . ath Sees ' 42 fr. Merce! vt! , . ; In some , | . ? : orm : : . rIG! ’ ‘ . wa e ; ay é; sil o , ; tres 4 was very strong today t ayaa a ; 21 > > aM ie ix , Lk if o . a Sl L's _ a a 3 7. 1Oo , oF — ' Ltn Lf . LO . pe oie . 44 ' $4 heavy it was narrow Ry Leased Wite From the New York wit py le | | Lai t sD. | | fluctuations and it wag Berens of the Pesat-Dixptach. cult £0 absorb subs ’ NEW YORK. Feb. 19—The Ev-- 'offerings except at come Simg Post in tts copyrighted finan strength of some of # wtied review today says /stocks, notably “Some falling off in the activity iy the a — | ran into realizing sales = -—— or ofd ctfs ' ce \ . ued ts press the list ¥ We. hi ov ise oid re . ° : th _ in e afternoon. when 9 @dd ii « pe - " fue > oe ~ ; FPF TA ¢ _- > r + _ of trading and a more pronounced tendency toward irregularity tn “"e movement of prices. a5 compared with last to Di were the most n-- ticeable features of today's ok market. However, the days sales exceeded a miNion shares by 4 con- siderable margin and amone the &- tivity issues which lost groun’ ° eessions were in the main conf) ned to fractions while substania) advance. ot is Rosenbaum schul .1 so t & Stutz Motor flected in very much fer the Anaconda 6s and Tsold at premiums over ¢t of respectively 1% and 4 end also in Chile Ge ois | bies,- There was less gua }of interest in the sugar fe (had their rum-op a Railroad bonds were ‘about as they left off thea \week. The fact that cin ‘likely to be an extra ‘ \gress which would least nine months any jto the transportation -o |eventually be felt in prieail . * _ lative epoca bonds it im | Nashville ‘wile just sold § ; =0.900_606 4 “4 per cent | ‘trust certificates on cent hasfs. Foreign — The opening rate on call loans was (: bi 3" ae | ia 1] ? Wee 98 3 ¢. 3 Guif 5 . | +> . ae mo oe. ‘bonds were steady 5 per cent. but about 1:3¢ 1 was low- > pid ... . : 4 : a FY 20; 37 >4 50 li 22 nit ‘ ; Baa ; 35 “> Bg Pas Sit 2-312 Valve! lO3% 103 103 S atom Gen Se en ; Dutch East Indies 6s, seee- te 4% per cent and remained com =o! At ot 3 iS. -1 3e ii inby Mit S2 28%, 2 : | fonts s ‘52 - 1 Can I “perp. 80% . POREIGN BONDS S Cone } Uiah..13¢. Ide Ze «| were reactionary. at that figure until the close. ; a IRREGULAR RANGE pe ca Sterling t Higher. “Trading in foreign exchange was light, but sterimg continued its ad- vance, selling at $4.69% in London before the New York market opened. and going up to $4.69% when dealing began on this side. This represents a gein of & of a cent over Saturday’s® cCosd | pest price and is the highest port — teuched by the pound since 19295. French francs showed a tendency to ratly after a week of steady reces- sion, and at 6.02% cents made a —— ~ i x #£9FF 5 Nags Ge Oe nomb STANDARD OILS. ~*~ ~ - : ter 71. | ee ~* we . os = |; continued “Ont noe? shortly ~ Rishea 2 eee ee oe oe + pris tebag Dead 7 7 St De mas es OHS - ~ - ~~ WI - . - i ALTE RR NE 50. MISCELLANEOUS AND INDI 4r. BONDSs. . ‘= -* — + ‘GSbhuy we ne te SOE: * _ ~}- y te? 4 = Pe) 7) ’ - - - woe titi? a) le ~ ae] -- e- eee! Mh L: 0) oh Fb Sea hh den Lae a ED phe el Po 2 de r*a 6 do 6 me a ik De pf} fhe YORK. Feb. 18 we ~r img is te-' Goud Pr ps Demand. —wr; cables, Giidden . ——!!, ROPEAN RATER Gim Bros Tr sovereign }—De abe (or 69% ; commercial, | G Re. ~~ ft of eee é INDEPENDENT OFS. Oo -_ iR- ~~ *- -- os — idling, New Orlicads " NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ty and to arrive. iddiing. 2 receipts, 4163; *s+8s fs ~~ * > '? SO 4c mand, cables, 5. 30 Yc seriand— Leman. 18. Shc. cadies. } s 7 +) ] © ies . . ? Di Tie mit 5-159 —P ¥Y BA owite~ ¥) Pr ——Demand. 39.54. «abies, OO4T YO Cis wv ; ' het eo #yt ’ ot oa” ors -1ee ee Oy SSF FTP ‘ 1% So a > —) = ; SSLPLIELSSILIOLPELSSPLLSSS SNS PGA 9 FINDLAY, 0©., ® today ipcreased | bd ’ of Central W est crude oil 10e 9 ; 3 . St. Louis Stocks | "Ss" = Eee right: A dough 2 Wooster, = > Ss s - ‘ ; | . ———— : ee boy proves he is a grceate a Ss : i - good father by feed- (MH) Dbeoepgds ites hs f - ; the | | ie . . e . “ 5.4: 3 L ST 5 57% °1 , . . : Viet 4% ) ee | > “ee pen as ‘comoared | — besarte ae img his Iittle son Ket! Tis ’ , ; o* a ' i s SO y . i ry | { 2 Merrit oO a LO om Ly’ > So ay Dt i el S tende mt . e Sto. cables. Keyetene T j ! e : aoe ose . cea) aeat | eg ) , i ae m | Mex 01 Sas E: = Qe Se — a while mamma is ; about other business. —Hadei & Herbert Photo rs ~ * — ~_ AQe~- ss pune yr 156» ’ ~ =e S00 ptei - hh « As. a. cutta—Demand, ®1.75c. cables, 31.80c. Lor . 87.10c Lo: ' —Demand. er Bie ‘ nd, 98. T5c. 100 O3 ‘ec. “ ,ewise#ae® - a , oe — ‘ow liad ee TERNOON 3S N. . 7 ; 7 a a O}38 -- | Asendiom, © oe | _ Below: A lonely far- : > a . away spot on Turk- f aunt & nom | —- | ' i E ish soil that is a LAiumet @ Hecla | Davis Daiiy + _ Menace to the whole ‘ 3 » . ye 4 _world. A view of CLOSING QUOTATIONS ; | | : ; RETR ROTATIONS ay | ie, Raval 2 ir | Mosul. where rich Boa Ten Bank 1s 3 | Boatmen's Ban _ oil wells are coveted @i4 Dominiow™.’”-.° 3s > _ by many nations. (om -@0 la | Quincy /#t. Maryland ,Switt & Ce | Shoe Mach | Tvolurnmne Vp Bue Oe o | Pare. & 5 3 2 in= re) hee ' - fae ~~ we itve “4 ; : | $a Se, $40 fada «36 un Se iss —" eb =.) aoe OG i. ‘2CZOuUGe . ’ fe i 7 yy agmer - M2 lak eae Refin! nz FS a Ps 3 7 os fF FF CCT SI stonntbtone ef FF FEF o eABS FH FE FFE ' - D SStuesesiosteo~ 482 rs os “egies x KKK 2) o's “eth inter > £. .. “~ ans nternationsa!l Phote : ret ow i — he el ~ ; é ~~ 2 : - SP eae TP a - ANA 7 ef2,25Utti. aT P > sh ha ed jet isi R 5 > i} ier A : iyvic ss SEHTI TPL LAL T PEF St. Loais Spot © | Spet cotten was Tne ohne § | Gay Quotations tlood | middii a “Sic middiin | dling a s . “~ he Ie: ‘si “© 2 a 7 » ure ~~ In he $2244 538862 3 ' Rar “Rom i) Lin — td Vin ~~ - P 4 os G - i> jee GT —) + FF FFF ¢ #6éh 6 & 648 € was race & wed 7 eo “vse ~ i> 4 int “ == vier? leells > + ee i> WO. ; 2 - Du Ze yoecs lel Pe ’ | | Ja un FI ba ' ’ Pa : ; cee See a7t bas 3 nerthetn $s 24 ~~ oO spot S8q@s « spor and ott $7 .i2 o ; ita-i~n | Duy a ~~ AView eS Ris i is us viuwaa e-~ aed ZEB5¢ : 7; 4 ' vVaStenwee SOP 4 walleted modities quoted on these BOUGHT AND y’ ” “+, var Ve eee SESE OCS SRT ES 5 2 Pas ~ e: bys ‘Ss 7 , Sow. Genera! “RAILROAD BONDS. erdent Breweries 6« Kinieeh Long Distance Se Merchants Br Term Rr Ss Merch Br & Term Ry 6e Misseurt-E@teon Electrtc 5s Mo Portiend “emenr @“« "15 » Parfland Cem 6% 0 34 ie fore + Fe om - Bia(2 SERS EE PERF S , hz? tes uv, Pie t ie - +s —- db bd we - z= : — ~e~ = oe ~€t foe a = { eer ee aes ee | imwVv*ais tt ne 3%? ?; Be so '9OGre 9 SA&AP ist 4s '43 7 SAL rfg 4s "59 . — woe iff CFF FES 4 Ce @-i AwsAw Ais ian e k ©) wet} sf # ie aril otiel of ol 11 os 3 Asm iar e23 Debite. de tri SEES ST SEES CE TF ai22% s ; : ' * ef EF PEPE ES FSP PFET -- oe eae el a wets Ce Terns Cs SH st FHS IES 4a2i3s8 ase ’ z ' 4a “47 Laude Jineved off quotations ta lets of SLIMES gen 5s i Jue | MORTGAGE LOAN DEP 71 q ; . ~~, 4 -_ te ‘ ; = row Sill per gallon ter raw St’.1M4S ref 4s ~eile ter fe "4 . i: “ . Piexseed on track, S- 98 “35 , o7 * S142 Se Se + ws . es ' an ~} he 3 .. , p : ee " ee . a “ < - : & -_ . a *¢ sau ons ee - “eS -r oe sf #27 oe 8 Go24ee SF £2 FH eT 2 er ~~ May es = % beds 3- resis ~ SOG PPPETE od ot Gages eee # FSF eh irment.s TY ad $< 0d 9h 19@rs bi ese uid 32°. 5 Tye tt “et #7 e~. “er * Sl SG, gaat cogs

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sani iia LA ale || Wall Strest News and Comme —SPECIAL DAILY. me ) ‘By « Special Correspondent of Post -Dispatch. &| NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—The imarket today presented a 2 conflicting series. movements Af - 7 - . ler. /opening at higher prices the : |ran into realizing salee which = jued to press the list until untl] iin the afternoon, whe | nh new * | were taken up. and prices tet : % all around. The final * tone | stead 4 The Bond Market. x | In some spots the bond n *% |was yery strong today and in heavt It was narrow AS 10 = wat cult jo absorb wubeta tial nan offerings except at conceasionn & : ‘Strength of some of the ind jstocks, notably the coppers oa ws iflected in very much higher alll for the Anaconda 6s and 7s ° | sold at premiums over the issue ail \of respectively 1% and 4% : iend also in Chile Copper : bee | bles, There was less manisean lof interest in the Sugar issues r |had their run-up a week ago yi | Railroad bonds were “uies " jabout as they left off the end of week, The fact that there ‘ likely to be an extra session orc gress which would postpone for « least nine months any action in | to the transportation act she te eventually he felt in prices for “ a lative railroad bonds it wae tat r in one quarter The Louisville af Nashville has just sold an issue ye fluctuations and it Py mt ' $20,000,000 4% per cent equipm trust certificates on about a § cent basis Foreign governm bonds were steady except for the Dutch East Indies 6s. Liberty hen were reactionar’,s mo IRREGULAR RANGE TO COTTON PRICES AT NEW YORK NEW YORK, Feb ket opened unchanged to 14 with near months rx latiwels,s ved covering by March ing. Tt seemed, however. +h. of tate last week had e as sition te some oxtent and he lotennnes ey ee ene ler realizing or nellice tien - erpoul’ cables than expected ane ela continued good weathe r in Ry Me . Goemand for the near month, combined wit urther scattered cevering im later de- a liveries, guve the wurket a fut ' : dostame during no midd! : rate S\eady Un - ee «0 the | May ralited from “8.@0c to 28. 4Br freorr yi (hh, ‘Co | 19- tart . maintaired. and the 4 sar al: fwl,manealred. and he marta ahoul “ iv i” Do.} * ner {or M | ~~ Manches- _ rs nmorten a5 ’ ad : : |" ith gloths quiet and / ne ull but stead Trading Was verv auie* of the afternoon and luring the mit about the only feat : wae the relative firmness cf M : s 0 March trace He a ree iif a be my itterec selling yn. further trade buving March sold poe "8 4h making a pew high price for 1s qay and a pet advance of R wolnte whi! later monthe were about 1 to rons lower, with May eelling at “a 77 oun > around NWW YORK, Feb. , -= ~*~ ¢. ' tte 4 quiet, middiing, “R. GAac 4 : 7 a New Orleans Cotton. o; NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.—Cotten— ulel and unchanged Saleen on the @ 169: to arrive. 100 | 7 ' ; ow middling, 27, middling, 78.63c; good isin “9 ide receipts, 4163; stock, 168,607 , . —— _ —— Crude Oil Advanced. a _FINDLAY, 0., Feb. 19.—The Ohio Oil) (0. today increased the prices of al! ; of Central West crude oi! 10c nm barrel. News prices are lAma, $2.58 indiana ° Wooster, 77, ws - o a7 - =). 450 lliinois and Princetess ~ * 7 ater ioo, ho | By. ans f mo $1 i. , ' = : a “er | — Ne ——- — —— —_ ——— —op a ew York Cotton °°!” _ NEW YORK. Feb. 19 ee : ao ( Me » Se 3% Arizona Com rir |" 10% ik | tingham Ms ini ee lj % iv ....| Besten & Maine 1S is 18.7 pv. . }Soston Kievaied ..... 8Y bi % 2 2 1%) Calumet @ Ariz...... 62 Si. 6h? % i-@lumet &@ Hevia S20 B15 320 | Davis Daiiy . thy +h ‘s Syd hast Butie 10% 10 ‘ys 10% 7 ' astern >. & VY % WU VY «— 7 »++tardner Molor 14 1s i4% "a lsiand Creek ; ..104 103% 103% % imie Royale JH 4, Zh he Libby McN & Liboy.. 6% tits ts Maytiower 0 « ram 4 G 6% . Mohawk | 63 61% 6i% New Cornelia . 20% oa “OO Ol4 Dominion ok. ee 26 27 »~ | Osceola 59 wy 37 5 ¥ .> vines 3h, 41% 43%. t. Maryland 47 ‘ _ Bwift & Co 10s& 108% Shoe Mach ; 53% bw Tuolumne . ee 6° St. Louis Spot Cotton. r % Spot cotton was unchanged in St. Louls day. Quotations: Good ordinary 27.50c; te middling 28 Thc: govod diing 28.25c; midiing fair 20.7Sc 7 For Additional Markets See it Preceding Page ~ + : 7 % | Stocks-Grain-Cotton-Bonds . listed and unlisted securities: : modities quoted on these financial page® BOUGHT AND SOLD a Inquiries InVited JAMES E. BENNETT & Members New York & &. Louis Stock Exchanse Mive 966 407 N. ath St_ Residences, Flats, A . iness Property arfi Office tate Loans in Any Sum. DAN DEPARTMENT feInsuranceCo. SPACKLER R. E. CO. CHESTNUT STREETS ae » aah ecseiin - caddies a 7 > =, . > & «f% — Women’s Features DP onDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1923. SO GING ER OAET S F y Wyas — a ae "en ? th ~ ee oe ee ; - / Vi bhtbibbilbilblslhllllstsss sts tttij id itidstsdsthddbbddhde WHITIIILL LL To right: A dough- "boy proves he is a good father by feed- ing his little while mamma is about other business. made] &@ Herbert Photo son WTAE | Below: A lonely far- /away spot on Turk- fish soil that is a »Menace to the whole pworld. A view of Mosul, where rich ail wells are coveted by many nations. i Internationa! Photo i MEG ELALLLA LAA re ee ore ~ % A 2 wag a . ~ a head : % ro” oY 2 $ SALDANA AA AA AM MA AA MADAMA MUL ALM LL LMRLJLzKQLBC : +d 4 Bois va be WH db b bbs bhdddbdbbisdhbddddddddsidddeeccecececceccccnc ETT, ¢ 4. (7 SILLLLLTDAAAASAIDAAASSDSTTNA ST A hidhhd. Wm. «TI. :“ TI. SALAMLIILLATLTTSAS ATES A ANAT A SASF ROU . MMhbbhhddddddbddddsdddde Cheecddi ddd issihd ; ay & ses iY Roe Ber >> Ke . eS. . eee : rs gis Holding an improvised baby show in a snow- storm as they landed at New York. Pacific & Atiantic Photograph o SMMMAMMM5 MM MM aM MMM A ML LM EEE WL +a +s le He did not bring back a German wife with him for he had an American girl who came all the way from San Francisco to greet him at New York. Here is the greet- ing which he received by poking his head through a port hole. —hKadel & Herbert Photograph Z, . J/) Zz WITZLLAL WY, MLLLTLS STE . or All ready to land. 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—- ——————— ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925. : = = . a oe te Boal Balt taal Dal feel Oe THE GIRL ORNER APARTMENT «a -_ ae oe _ ¢ B MA ¥ 7 y " miata? ata! a - =“ og lg Ng i Se Se Sy ST - a TT oe oe tad bad be al bad Se — an = - - COU SaaS: IN THE er. me me me ee ee ee eee he - FR URS AE aaa Copyright, yo22, by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate. XXXVL—SPRING FLOWERS. THE CHARACTERS. CYNTHIA BRENT, country girl, living in a New York apartment she bas inherited from an old lady she once befriended, RUBY -ALLISON, her gay and frivolous friends. ALEC KERR, Ruby's fiance. QUENTIN GRAY, an artist friend of Ruby's. AUNT ELLEN, who keeps house for Cynthia. MURRAY STEWART. for whom thia is working as 4 stenos- = MRS. WAKELAND, friend and rich client of Stewart's, who takes a fancy to Cynthia ” OLET JERROLD, friend of Mutray’s. - TODAY'S INSTALLMENT. URRAY STEWART did not now that Ruby Allison, his late secretary, had spoken of him as 4a “woman-hater.” If he had heard the phrase applied to Bim, he would not have minded mm wasn't true, however. But it was a fact that he had avoided girts. Ab- sorbed in work, he bad had no place for them in his scheme of things. He had never contem- plated marrying, as most men do. But now Cyn- : thia Brent had crossed his path. Not merely crossed it, but remained stationary, where he could ste her every day, and every hour of the day, if he so willed it. image of her pale, pretty little face, with the entrancing dark eyes, rose up before him in the taxi as he sped towards the rafiway station. He found himself wishing that business had not taken him out of town today. . Oynthia had looked almost star- tled when be had told her that he was going away. But her looks had brightened wonderfully when he had en- nounced that he would be back the following morning. What was she doing now, he won- dered. He hoped that the shifty-ered, rather good-looking fellow who had come to meet her at the office once wasnt hancing around. Was there anything In that “af- tair”T He had thought so at the time, and it bad worried him. The fact that he was worried had worried him still further, strange to say. It showed him to what extent Cyn- thia filled his mind. What a heavenly afternoon it was! It wouldn't be businesslike, of course, and it might not be “cor- rect.” but how wonderful if he had given the girl a half-holiday in or- der to go out with himself, Murray Stewart, for a long ramble some- where tn the sweet countryside! Van Cortland Park, for instance. The Ilacs and rhododendrons would be blooming there. and the whole place a blaze of glorious color and heavy with perfume. Was be in love with Cynthia’ Was this odd, worrying, tantaliz- ing feeling really what the poet fel- lows had sung about for centuries” Was it love’ “Hang it all, the spring sunshine and breeses have got into my very biood!” said be aloud. sotto voce, as the taxl bumped alonc. He leaned out of the window and called to the driver to stop, for he bead seen an old. old woman in a sailor hat and shaw! wheeling a cart of yellow daffodils along the street. He waved to ber. She came slongside the vehicle. bowing and grinning in the servile manner of cold Women who have wares to sei) “Lovely daffodils, sir’! Only 30 Cehts a bumch. sir’ And silien—six fof « quarter! Lovely Lilies'’ She pasbed « heap of fragrant narciesi under his chin as he leaned o@ of the taxi wondow. "ll take the ict. Dallodiis lilies aaGall. And burry, please! lve a a , ve ! eae _ iy } ... z : With shining eyes. the old woman lifted the whole, scented bale of flowers from off the little cart, till her arms were full The young man must be just a trifle mad, but she would see she cot her money. “Eight dollars, sir Here you are She pushed the fragrant, wet mass through the window, and Murray Stewart caught the flow- ers He paid her, and the taxi drove away. “Yes, the spring has got into my blood. all right.” he reiterated, burring his nose in the blooms that were like rays of sunshine, “but what on earth shall I .do with these” Send them to Cynthia Brent, of course, & little cod of love informed him, grinning impishly. When he reached the station he got out and paid the driver. Then. shyly, he remarked: “Look here, there’s a whole bale of flowers inside your car. You might take them to Miss Cynthia Brent”~—he gave the girl's address— “and see that she gets them, please, but don’t cive my name. Just say they’re from a—a friend of hers.” Thrusting some coins into the as- tonished taxi driver's hand, the young man strode off into the busy railway station. The driver scratched his ‘head, and stared after the retreating figure “Take ‘em to Miss Cynthia Brent”’’—he repeated the address to himself—“bdut don’t give my name, please.” Then: “But what the dickens is his name? He never told me. Guess the man’s crazy.” He broke into a chuckle. “But I'll take. ‘em, ail the same, in case he's got my number, and there might be trouble. Besides, he’s paid me well.” He backed his car round and drove off If his ears hadn't been so dulled by the traffic of the noisy streets, he might have heard the happy laughter of the little god of love Monday: “Ruby Wonders.” WORDS of WISE MEN | seme ae - An affectation in dress implies a flaw in the understanding. - — . When fortune favors a man too much she makes him a fool . . To be slow to give and to refuse are the same thing. A golden key opens every door ex- cept that ef heaven. He who has no house of his own is everywhere at home. . > The mind needs a change of food as well as the body. Even in war, moral power is to physical power as three parts out of tour. ) _ ™ —— s . srame your mind to mirth and merriment which bar a thousand harms and lengthen life _ . 7 Pride is obserwed to defeat its own end by bringing the man who seeks esteem and reverence into contempt. > > > In conversation use some. but not too much ceremony—it teaches ethers to be courteous. toc. Demea Ors are commonly paid back with their own coin qtar= Five New Ways to Prepare Delicious Jellied Dainties By Jeannette Young Norton ELLIED foods re oe te Bad bat fat Dae 7 Ee y mats T.1 Seasoning means | | x + is something about » Jellying process that absorbs sea- realize—for there thi ne in —. to two and a h littie cold water all is blended, season the broth hard-boiled erc. a ber pieces of truffle. rtar sauce and garnish Jeliied, Deviled Leggs. Worcestershire i;melted butter to softer 1 them ' good mayonnaise rene them together andl eetina | in that have been wet wi Have ready a little clear and over the egr tL jellied chicken. |into cold water & saucepan with a cupf of sugar to the pulp of s add the juice of two lemons. ory ito the boiling point | tablespoonfuls baer has been oem Russian Cream Dissolve one-half package of tine in one pin the yolks of four eggs. of sugar and a quart of ‘rich milk mixture gently like a move it from beaten whites of the fire and add two teaspox onfu ADVERTISEMENT HONEY SWEETMEAT — in saucepan Two cups of hones Tr ; ei? 7 Boil until the honey will form a hard ball when tried in celd wat While the honey is cooking place the chopp : x bow : One-half pound of stoned prunes (ue package of seeded raisins One-half pound of nuts One-balf cup of presse ed ginger When the heonewv ie r: me sf bh prepared fruits and add suf cient powdered sugar so that ie miszture can be handled. Form in balis and roll in powdered cocoa or Srated chocolate — ee ee — PERFECTION SALAD M AY be made the day before and saves time when one most needs it “Ne package lemon ge! atin, I pint water, ° cups sliced cel- ery | «un shredded cabbucr 3 chopped pimenios Diseoive gelatin in boiling water and vinecar: fost as it begins te barden and set, add oth- er ingredients Place in meld «er im a2 green pepper. Serve with mer CBEeice OFF crisp lettuce lenves. Oat Flakes almost ready Quick Quaker Oats Now there ts a Quack Quaker Oats. as well as the style pertected bv our is the quickest cooking oats : cOOks to perte: in ~ to 5S 5 minat es. styies have the quality and a sg ‘whi -h have won the world. they are » fabed from queen grains plump, flavory ten pounds from Bet in Oncce Quaker the oats are cut cl mea flaking. They are rolled d partly cooked. So the Saitie are sme! er and thinner—that i“these affaires with sleeves off here is all. And the small thin fakes cook grocer which you wan: ae eee ee nt, oe “Buymanship” Course Is Urged to Train Women How to Get Full Value for Money Spent = a a oe re re ee a — i se SAY ee hh he ie | | §83 Per Cent She doesnt know just what she wants, or! of Nation’s the . She haa Earnings, . he hos vt j Says Expert, a a at ee ee a They are onigp 30 per cent efficicnit in the use of monez. | | They Spend ‘4 She doesn’t buy what she wornts, but what some other woman wants. to get at. - : no idea of “overhead costs A geor- waist is to her only three yards of cioth unuda spool of thread. She cheats herself, then blames the store§ keer per an VE bane Both the ipomen who buy and the men who seli nerd education to sare time, money, anney- eee ss ao oo a oo ance By MARGUERITE MOOLRS MARSHALA. “t | 66 ¥Y MANSHIP” for women! ; 2. it’s the perfectly good iea and new word which Sweeney, founder and executive secretarv of the. American bit e tconomics Association, aunched the other night at the con- tion of the National Retail Dry (joods Associatien. held in the Hotel Pennsvivania in New York. What. it meaus, of course, is ‘knowing how to buy.” and Miss Sweenev frankly asked the associa- tion what it is doing today to get uuymanship over to the American woman. “Ejighty-three per cent of all the money earned in this country is being spent by women,” she said, “and tha average woman is getting about 30 per cent efficiency in the use of her share of that money.” “Tell me more about buymanship for women.” I asked little, black- frocked, eager Miss Sweeney. “What are the most important points in ef- ficiency buyrmanship., and how can women learn the “The/ art of buymanship,” Miss Sweeney answered my last question first. “will advance in just one way ° es '+through co-operation between the women who buy and the men who se! manship. an which every s . > . should help to teach her, are the How not to be r to feel >. How to understand values— what makes the price How to know and obtain qual- ity. “4. How to get what SHE wants— not what other women want. How to get it quick]; “6. How to understand advertis- How to procure standard goods.” Then Miss Sweeney proceeded to ttle explain each point in greater detail: “When the woman buyer feels that ly.i she has been cheated.” she declared. she often has cheated herse!f—but. on the other hand. the store has done nothing to prevent her self-de- lusior She doesn’t know what she ;Ought to know about the goods she is t e..and the store r tts rep- resemtative, the sales clerk. has not > =, A Woman adkes for a pair of silk stockings. She takes away a vair of imitation silk. and expects them to cus- ‘wear ! ike the pure sil kK thread When they don’t she registers a black mark against the store But she hasn't asked for the pure thread. she doesn’t understand the difference between it and its cheaper substi- tutes. and even if t various kinds of stockings are truthfully labeled the average customer doeemot trans- late in her own mind what differ- would pay her—and it would pay the stores in the long run—if she should Know what she is buying she aught also to understand ~ goes into the price of a‘Georg- : use. im addition to three ards f material and a spool of thread (‘ne of the factors in value and se Z price a it which she is TOsSt a ~ a Lz7 rant is ¢ OST listr Te Way t ring = that »me to the a ‘ge woma s > = er othing. as s ® stores 2 ady se 2¢r groceries, on a cash i-car basis (nme store I know Ga survey of the costs of its celivery system and found that 4c 3 ks added ¢t every artic.e bt tring it Nort _ 7 as & wo An he ear kr . a I Also at t store sh id mak ‘ x 7 a= - *¢ t: ~ ’ a? ‘ = > s Go € oe j ™ “ Tr) +e rsuad 4 peonDi 5 b - ar‘ es of Wearing apparel and ° household fu : r that are « ng and beau f nstea of 1 ° tawd sim racke Wh work ira Y > «A ere! t a nass 4s i emarked - be Praclically impossibie today for a ‘real old lady te find ready-made cictRing which she can and will |wear. The stores try to wish the flapper style of thing on everybody from seven to 79.” ~Trmats exactly what they dc” agreed Miss Sweene’ And she told me of her own expertence in trs ng | to bu A Suit which harmonized with (the dignified educational! positiona which at that time she held “They showed me.” she recalled > jand all kinds ef ittle ich jnorapamsen j trees hanging around Fina!) (asked for the buver I said tha : , Would tell her what I did foe ‘ o @. >’ — * aeha wre? ra Te wow a and misunderstanding. that time, dean of the home econo- mics department in her State wuni- versity. ‘My God, woman,” she exclaimed, ‘there aren't but twe dresses, two Suits, in this whole store that you Can Wear’ “IT bought one of the two dresses,’ concluded Miss Sweeney, with a le, “but I have often wondered how all the other women with a con- servative taste in clothes supplied their wardrobes TH “A woman who buys should know how to buy with an economy of her | own time, and there, too, the store cah co-operate—instead of sending her to half a dozen different depart- ments to buy a bit of ribbon or a cel- luloid toothbrush case, because seme | clerk or floorwalker doesn't know | e) the stock.” “Advertising should make more of an appeal to the intelligence of the woman buyer. She does not need to be an expert in buymanship to fee! puzzled and distrustful of the adver- tisxement which offers her a $250 frock reduced to $100 She wants two know why and how a store can af- ford such a gigantic drop—and she is even skeptical enough to think that perhaps the dress never was worth meor than $1 “Finally, the man who works— and that means, in the America of today, one Woman in every four— Wants a greater standardization in| the simplest and most essential ar- | ticles. She wants her business suits. | her everyday coats and hats. as little | subject to the fluctuation of style a3 | the apparel worn by men. Their | —ae & ox ~ . 3 FF = re : Suits come in ‘> S" rent colors, there are slight variations in the mode— yet a man can Duy a suit and wear ' it at least two years. Why should a) womans shop dealing in waists change the mode $8 times between January and April as one New York firm told me it did?” “What I would like te see, what) . - every inte! like to see. igent woman buyer would *? the women what ther want. tnustead of everiasting!y saying: Here’s what! you must buy!” | RICE MUFFINS | HREE tablespoons rice, one pint water, three ecg whites, ome cup milk. one cup flour. one-half tea- | spoon salt, one teaspoon baking pow- | der. Boil rice in water 25 minutes, then drain. Stir in one cup of milk. add salt. oaneng powder. flour and the whites of egse beaten stiff. Bake in muffin pans one-half hour in moderate oven Ome tablespoon of sugar might be added to recipe if a sweet muffin is desired | Lemon Cream Pudding | ee OOK together one-half cup boil- | ing water, one-half cup of sugar amd ome tablespoon of cornstarch moistened in cold water Remove from fire and add one tablespoon butter, juice of half lemon and beat- |: on —_= —_ - + . ; en yolk of an egg. Cook until thick — + Remove from fire and pour mixture | = = = over stiifiy beaten egg white. con- = - a *e- © ; — - > _ ~ a -_- - : = wb ix “ st L ‘ Pile shert giasses and ; | ‘ > is a2 WOMAD garne warden », _— > De Le . : Who does mot Desitate to use a | 2h ae when it is necessar: He will eat twice as many mufins if they’re baked with Valier’s } Enterprise Flour. Enterprise is the creamy-white cen- ters from the pick of the hard whear slow- ly mulled to retain its natural goodness. [ts quality never varies. Order Srem your grecer today ttl : | Enterprise Flour A Sack of Satisiaction” DR sic! ee —- — eee = - - _ - —_——- — ee nel ———_— ———— or MOCOCUCOUCS > OOOO DO OOOO olerersyeye DOCU UU UU UU UO. CU cD Xe * Po I Joey te a) Da’: 529558OOS8OSGEOSSHSOSSHE GEODATA HEA DDRESSES | DHGOOGDHOOOOOSOOHVIOGL YY SOK a circular brooch of ee ee ————— tt ee ——— SF oe au and beads with URG755 5 BEDTIME Oe ee oe Miss Sweeney finished. | earnestiy. “ts the men that run the) stores getting together and asking was sure that Sammy while Black Pussy ’ about she would re- discovery she had didn’t forget the ever there was As a matter of would not have eaten jit rap reas gi ee Black Pussy Makes a Discovery caught it. It was the that kept her watch- By Thornton W. Burgess. | that fellow sooner or would say to herself. he is going to be A cat that’s wise will know her place And thus avoid undue disgrace. LACK PUSSY THE CAT had taken a great deal of interest in all that was going on in i Orchard. She knew all abou the feeding shelves there. She — (all about the shelf at the window of Farmer Brown's house. watched those shelves from 4 tance. for she knew better than to go very near them. She had tried oemce or twice. and the lesson Farmer Brown's Boy had given her ‘ uld not soon for- a distance she would at © . D hi | ® 4 © os 3 Reason There are no preserva- tives in Kraft Cheese, no rind, no waste, but 100% cheese — a better cheese than you ever thought it possible to make. 4 taerietses : American, Pimento, Swiss and Brick, soid by the slice, pound or loaf 8 VARIETIES IN TINS ] Tins Leck fer This a — = amaum @ when he is I'm going (ea hand. That Mouse himself very smart, that there are others Iam a great Yes, sir, I am in patience. There Slike being patient when —Black Pussy. gave her the satisfaction of was on ene of these hunting trips that she discovered a in the snow close to the trunk at that hole told Black Pussy all that she wabted to know. That was the hole of a Mouse. es te but he is sir, be is mine. I feel For ee she kept wee she would go over Coprright. 1973.) Mouse. One of the children of Dan- ny Meadow Mouse ee eee of Rutland, Vt.. has ob- commission as a Peace in order that she if the prohibition laws ~ hered folk and the of course, Sammy J Squirrels at those feeding shelves, and the end of her tail would twitch with eagerness and longing. When she could stand it longer she would go over in another part of the Old Orchard hunting. There wasn't much her feet gathered under her fixed her eyes on that hole. the tip of her tail moved. would twitch every now and then. She just couldn't keep it still. For the remainder of that after- noon she kept watch there. kept watch in vain. The Mouse who had made that hole much as a whisker outside. After a took great delight tm hunting by com screaming when he! ing that hole. Biack Pussy knew && less to remain therm up and walk away dignity as she to hunt there, didn’t put so - —

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aie 3 of RY A Fae aes ; : jini r a a ee « ag om ¢ ; -, A 7" ey @ «a ‘4 er ee a pe i a Fs. 41k Bee Sa ; 4 “ ae ’ - a" t wn . we es ~S OW Rae es ey a 2 9 > awh f. E wut a Se : z as a q Oe Yaa : + . - ms Bot we oF toe ee ee = i wey pee ig) Sei ce ey ee eo eS os eg ae aa cea iam Sa ok 3% . * ‘ho wT Te es - * . . Ss: F | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1923, 5 : : Se hf i === a i RS ae —) Ss RJR) | an . x ~~ VVOOOODOOOQDOHQOQ HES VOO OOO DOO O eXeyeXe) Mf | an : fy’ j V V Ds > } arriag and the fy T FASHION NE 3 ‘ , ‘ ( - & | . a ; “j | °) ee ee ee . ; > « A 3 d i | SEE ee we ae @) ie an a iS ttt oo ati As an PARIS.—Dresses are being made | a white muslin frock with a very ~*~" Skee eereerere OO UC OOUO COT ne . WDIOOE OOOODOGOVOOO OOO’ GIXOOOODDO©DOOOSO* 6) OXOXSNCYeVeVexe exe : gets ® in : of widely different Materials today. wide skirt, frilled as high as the & *12)9) Seyi “a DOKI OO! WVMODVODOOO DOO OOOOQODOOOOE B y Vy I N i a R E D B L. A C KK Executive A foulard gown, for example,’ is | knee. The bodice and the short: ~ 4 Rigi RUE 6 oe? | combined with serge and a woolen | sleeves are frilled also and here and a ae wr heatititee~ctite tad | frock with leather. there are little knots of brightly . RS. ALMON HENSLEY says women usually have common sense | Applving Factory Methods LONDON.—Furs have already be- embroidered flowers. : marriage is going out of fash- enough to look after their own inter- | . ; ¥ £un to disappear. On warm days NEW YORK.—It look ion ests, and if marriage isn't for a | to the Home the neck furs are replaced now by ; t ke been e The marriage contract will some- woman s interest, tell me, ye winged — eature of the spring styles = He remarkable velve z- : time be purely a business contract winds—what is? . elties which se waged carat See es oe yor ene pte re for the protection of children. There It's perfectly easy for a man to —— KRy—_—_ and old-time air. ori a. sites thats Gani iN will be nothing in it to compel a love Kate in San Francisco, and jane MI i CO} 2 ei 1 | pd cessories are making their appear- avy man and a wonran to live together. | in Chicago, and Mary in New York. ALPS. iristine rederick LONDON.—Frills and embroid- | ®"°¢ im 4& variety of shapes never When the law takes the right to and maybe Louise in New Orleans. siting! tale ered flowers and muslin frocks of seen before. love.away from men and women | either all at the same time or one ~_— Ae oe ee today are coming back to as much then our fundamentals are being in- aiter the other. ' is the great misfortune of many pcpularity as they knew in grand- fringed upon. 7 But when he has forgotten Kate women homemakers that each of mother’s time. One new model is . These are the sentiments of Mrs. | who is going to take care of her and | .. SS = = | dence, both in silks and cottons. The Hensley. little Kate? directing head of a separate estab- portant branches like cleaning or crepe effect is extremely good, speak- And between the lines one reads And while he’s in love with Mary. lishment, without | cnild care. | Ing from a fashion viewpoint. Cot- that Mrs. Hensley is one of the con- | who is to comfort Jane and shield pea “ny trained eftict- EVERY HOUSEWIFE MUST letha eee Pee oe ee stantly increasing army of speakers, her from the loneliness and cruelty ** : ent mind to guide | TRAIN HERSELF TO BE AN EX- eat sg 4 ii a Tr fas writers and teachers who want to do of the world? a ei, 3 them. On the oth- | poptrvE: Shs must wate i> we morning and Uttle dresses. away with marriage, alt least in its Oh, ves, maybe Jane and Kate can | rae eke SX. er hand, the maj- | her head more and her heels less: NEW YORK A present form. take care of themselves—financially | —a—_—_—o 7 ority of workers | she must look at the managment of is It h ne Se People who hold these or arry oth- —if there are no little Janes in the | Baye "ee ‘ in shop or factory | the whole house and plan according- ie 4 , a: se natn cE er kind of views have, of course, the | ©@sSe, but is it fair to ask them to do | Fj Tire), 3° under the | ly, not see just one part of it which B th ate ‘of soa tn ourpeeaeal right to their opinions. it, after they have given their youth a guidance of efficl- | she happens to like most, Woman's srikin hy i . + 7 estou No one should quarrel with them and their trust to just one man? eo bas ent foremen and vanity has often kept her from Per: pr “ree we as sate nty colorings, Men will never advocate or en- | econ overseers. T h ¢| mitting that many of her problems | mec a With a dark cations Baan : courage or permit free love for wom- | | Dg. See; Ti Spore pve kage ae oe | are distressing because ehe herself | such a matching hat and wrist pet But somehow there are two things | ©”: | bea Bal . of industry is.‘\so | makes them sO. | is aseeer amend atte’ about this point of view that al- They'll take it for themselves, if | | ies r large and general- ~ Ma Tt on ways fill me with astonishment. | W¢!! let them, but what one of them a m) ly produced with People who, don’t believe in mar- will seek for a life companion the Me, ~, euch little friction riage and ‘say so, morn, noon and free-love woman? eiteeetenass i, is that the mass night, and as often as possible be- Life companions? Oh, yes, a man | C@STINE FREDERIK of workers are tween times, seem ever to be un- | "©eds a life companion, and so does . under the con- der the impression that this idea of ” woman: You can’t go on making | S#nt training of & guiding nea doing away with marriage is some- a ae every year or so. - hat Digi call an “executive or thing entirely new. be too much trouble. Des. Whereas it is the very oldest of a Mrs. Hensley! Your era But in the home almost every old notions and doubtless began on = veer rit a a limited degree as woman is her own “boss,” at least as the very day after the first couple saci dearees 6 too-easy divorce will to the details of what work shall be promised to love and cherish each is well op Stor: AERTS — the nation done and how it shall be carried out. other. pinmtinahinn way to decadence and | And that’s where the trouble often As Ancient as Babylon. Chacncter stents 3 comes in—most women in the home Marriage itself is a new institu- vetion ta m Fei 18 * - eney de- are not trained to be executives even | tion as the history of the race goes. this’ thas a ea a , t — are the | over their own homes. It’s not their oh It took thousands of years of civiliza- | 4)., po mn e ys ave counted and | fault, of course, simply their misfor- | Hig est quality elastic and tion to bring marriage into existence. a CORES. tune that they are forced to take a webbing, thoroughly Se ee mahaging position for which they are insure long wear. The The monkeys never married and - - - _— so often unfitted. , kl icl 1 J= 7 per ee ‘es s-eeties * \ oe ~- ,. . a neither did the savages who were Ya 4 a» \| PALM BEACH, Fila.—Crinkled and wrinkled mats are much in evi- them must stand alone as the for expressing their honest convic- tions as plainly as they Can. eageecery. - : . Bos 7 a : i Ly Cx | the ladder. 3 ef | LE T worker. When she starts no one can ‘ ute y rustpres a | nines @% ‘ e ees : ee ee Maas ar It’s onlv a few hundred years since iB beat her at making appetizing dishes satisfaction assured or your : 4 Pt ee 4. ee * men dreamed of even pretending to . «= FOR TODAY == or hustling through work. But in the "ete money back. Ask for the gen- oy fares ss n 8 ies ee : = 2 content themselves with one poor Published for The BACK TO THE | business world she would be rege PO Bi He ' — little lonesome wife. oe a SBE Buresa as a ‘“‘detail worker’—one who see a SS | JY Seat all the small points, the details—but uine HICKORY by name, end UNDERWOOD | And marriage was not invented, not the job as a whole! The result ¥ . : a” Sicilians we SOS TEES Oe eae Re Tine | HS or developed—yjust for fun. ~ Be - a Left: White aigrett pa circular brooch of = —— ~ More than 1000 different varieties of wheat are known, and the num- ber is constantly increasing. a * eo The largest perfect bell in the world is in a temple at Osaka, Japan. It is 24 feet high and weighs 200 tons. . 7 ° Government publications of vari- ous countries are named ‘blue books,” “white books,”’ etc., from the color of their covers. o = - The rank of viscount in England S —_ — Oe Ftd ~ ee ete se skh LUT, LENT EEE ~ teste _ flour and baking powder together, Be . . ix How many people do you know tor add to mixture. Bake in a quick whom you would be willing to give — up everything in the world—and keep on living with them till the end of your days? RAISIN PIE - A happy marriage means sacrifice and self-control. It means the bear- y ; ine of small burdens and the wearing — a Sa wl chain that does and always must Sugar, water to cover, 1 teaspoon gall at times. butter, % teaspoon salt, juice of half But what does free love mean? lemon. Boil and thicken with flour In most instances it means free misery, free selfishness, free cruelty ane Water. sake ‘between two and free loneliness—and that’s about crusts. all. The second thing which is always In London the ratio of unmarried so astonishing about this free love females to 1000 unmarried males has idea is to see a woman advocating it. increased from 1138 to 1287 in the A life Companion Is Needed. age group of 20 to 29, and from 1413 No—not because women are nec- tm 1886 in the age group of 30 to 39. essarily better than men, but because “My turn next, Mother’ ED. PINAUD’S EAU DE QUININE (FOR THE HAIR) The little extra care given to a child’s hair brings a rich reward in adult life, at the time when abundant, healthy, beautiful hair counts most. The purity of this superior French preparation commends it to careful parents. Once or twice a week it can be massaged into the scalps of the children (and the parents too) with delightful results. It is very refined and fragrant. ; We invite all mothers to write us for a testing bottle. Send 10c. to our American Offices. If you prefer a regular bottle, your dealer willsupply you. Two convenient sizes, 4 oz. and 8 oz. PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD ED. PINAUD BUILDING NEW YORK ED. PINAUD’S American Import Office, BD. PINAUD Building. New York. announces a new creation from Paris, Lilac Taic Ask your dealer. —_—— What a Pity To leave film on teeth when whiter teeth mean so much When you know what millions know you will use a new method of teeth Now a better way cleaning. You will combat the flm— Dental science has long been study- that dingy coat — and let your teeth ing film. A few years ago it found two show luster. ways to effectively combat it. One acts to curdle film, one to remove it daily, There comes a new feeling of cleam You will gain new charm, new beauty, a sense of cleanliness, an increased feel- and ing of safety. You will wish you had Able authorities proved these methb- without any harmful scouring. liness, an increased sense of saf There comes new beauty as the filrn-coats known it years before. ods right. Then a new-type tooth paste go. | Be you man or woman, let this test 725 created, based on modern research. You will wonder why anyone omits “a : These two great film combatants were ‘t when you see the change, show you a way to nicer teeth. erahodiid iolte Etim is a blemich That tooth paste is called F'epeodent. Dentists everywhere advise it. And Your teeth are coated with a viscous to careful people of some 50 nations it film. You can feel it now. It clings to is bringing a new dental era, teeth, gets between the teeth and stays. Your tooth brush leaves much of that film. The ordinary tooth paste does Desired effects not effectively combat it. So the film Pepsodent does more than fight film. absorbs stains, then forms dingy coats. It brings results which modern research Tartar is based on film. proves to be essential, and which no That’s why beautiful teeth were seen old method brings. less often than now. It multiplies the alkalinity of the Film also holds food substance which saliva. That ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause decay. Germs breed by millions in it. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. and form acids. is there to neutralize mouth acids, the cause of tooth decay. It multiplies the starch digestant in the saliva. That is there to digest starch deposits which may otherwise ferment Thus most tooth troubles are now Thus every use gives manifold power traced to film, and very few escaped to these great teoth-protecting agents thern. Pepsaden REG. U.S. The New-Day Dentifrice A scientific tooth paste based on modern re- search, free from harmful grit. Now advised by leading dentists the world over, in the mouth, How to know Send the coupomfor a 10- Tube. Note how clean the tee feel after using. Mark the ab- sence of the viscous film. See how teeth whiten as the film- coats disappear. The results will amaze and light you. THE PEPSODENT COMPANY, Dept. A, 1104 8. Wabash Ave., Chicago, iL Mail 10-day tube of Pepsodent to

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Ted OEE FN ere gee SE 7 nn - ms AE 2 if ‘ Oe ae ge ee ‘ Se oiteal Tyee nae en alll - é ies % “Shows ASS 5 # : y » —F for 1923 vail ™ ee 1 " hee fe eary ABauT +E Yes Ee (wet. if A few ; _ = et So wt ‘vie ft was zf P®oeU = >, oS »t oF - = yg ES Out POSSE REL aCS | omecetT foe THe | Lewes eh) : 3 ss 5 ee TasTe 1€ (T weme | fF ‘VOL. uBS: x ¢ . ’ oe \ SHeRLccK: / . 7 " ‘ . : . rs 7 ome BM. ALIEN bad an army of at ousand Mgkting mer ; \ >: a Za is . : We marched *he™ (ete Germany and marche them ar te —— : - ie 4 ; -s 4) ? eed Eke nveii-mitiionarres, ‘hetr pe, * as eo inen ” \ ° aie [fee when they got back home again & looked “ke 30 cons wer - § Py al ed a e TRUE. “Whisky ih Poand Dering Nent Whe the §11.9¢6.908 te be xpen for deowrt Ye Zoe STORE ROD ; ke digg ns ‘copper ana stiria an: a | ae eee wire = = P ' 7 , "4 TO for the Cu -5 ind dain all chiens : —— rm G : . from Joe WMetvanity of the havie ma- even _ ' . _ s eae Bean RR PE es aD a , for Spokane agaen™e }a- RS. ; / ———— REARS HEE se NS Se —_ —- — a a - om | : Fit een inter. Wicker. and take cognizance | ” i ii , ae 4 OF ROBBERIES cu s ‘ og , i ™ ‘ane of whieh ie but ae mel San where Jack McAw.itte i: 2 8 eS | : ‘ht ae :. Tume as Possible - Stores "y of the uncertainties © —s-~ . 2 - tar the Py +? Tack i f . i me j St ti ‘ fe which grand oid pastime any- eee 7 Theaee are Twa 3 AAS, een the store about 5:70 p. m. and | ; Fy METROPOLITAN MOV [Es ow Br fy EN F ' A RR behind the ice box, where ne Ss could command a view of the store.| +.) * He had been there about 10 min-— wtes wren @ youth, about 15 years eM, entered and asked for a packave vous ‘af ceokies. As George C. Luft, 2221. A ? Sitter street, manager of the store. 4, WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND—Bv BRIGGS ‘Coprrtemt 1923., THE LITTLE SCORPIONS’ CLUB—By FONTAINE FOX ‘ - at Seen covabver in betel, GAME TEE oe ve e familiar command, | stood . rs ‘ i ot _ 7 ; -_ ~y ca wie — raat da ele- Pr y Z F : om Ca: a his hands. ae oo | ; MO DEVEREAUX CAN T GO vAt T Tee MOVIES ToDAY-- 488 I44 | ~A®treer THatr im Goins To Ai) pimye Him TAKE A NAPB--. THEN ty ‘Fe runs "4 wes ? | Policeman Fires One Shot. oa W - ¢ 1. _* . ~ > 3 ~ * a + . ove * oo : _" . * ’ , _ _ 4 ‘ — ee eee ee “— & him and overpowered him. and dur- _ing the scuffle the other youth, De- | _lheved to be an accomplice of Herod, — _@ashei through the door and es- | taped. - * ge : oot “Tlie . Sweets THAYBE!TD ) \ DIETING ?CAN YOu _.. ~~ YES, CHANGE WHuR Bs R YOU 5 be UT OUT ee / WONT MAKE BETTER GOS | WON"T /[2UGGEST, ) STYLE OF DRESSING et. [THOUSAND me =d ‘Qe Se Biren Bee Heep \rvrnenas cies 4 . | YEARS ; NE ——— wig ‘YOU — <= ‘g Leh , - ee in & a aae oe a ae ’ : 4 , x qx . |