St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 1, 1923
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—s \ counts Ss \a ’ +1 : S ¢ +1 cds é } est f ‘= ; 7 ’ , , , G ; i + ¢ ’ ) ] cery ak snught divorces fram fictitious wives Under which prosecutions witl 77 at wehbe th in orde O°. wed equal fictitious Mate th the event of indictments tr : e ar tj PLP OHnienN Oss ; rported photoe- the grand Jiwrys holds officers ane i m PL pis eo graphs and tetters the. displayed eClNnpPloves of COTNOratllions eatbhairs’ eAKS ft thie ners Hednite The attornevs are said to have done. liable for wilful evasion of the tax | eh : eonsidératble quanti af what ther « ou ld to speed the hours and provides a penalty of a fine net | ea} Sa Me Hfiainmabte firit flooded f! for their Hrosperous elients while the te @xceed $19,600 or imprizonmern aetlwiaein The cause wit the latter established the neceseary legal not to exceed one year, or both ; " Ly « mpdeterniined tut «1 esiflence preparatory io filing the since the incone tax law hecrarne | r eipeced rr} phera'a HOTA 4 dtivfiree compialints fine ever v effective it has been the practice of Man Stepped bran Bedroom ‘| » . oe ; esid to have introduced one of the | the Internal Revenue Denvnart arene Uh ve got bas irs. Kiely}. aoa arents to \oung women who « to compromise all of the cases i I pat eporter, re: _ rm position of oo heodies loved partiee enlivened by beverages. * hieh they found the taxpayer hail mywd oy ed Mog i} pee —- , oA ' et compat — the law not made a fair return. In carry: | : pest Mt vis ed efforts fo extinmul Boti officers. tt gaid, became IPE out this practice, offers of com- e rig and just then. ti crags of flames highiv popular with the feminine; Promise are made to the’ Conmis- . : ide | A SSH PRAT | (irivy One Mut in tiie oOo OVER HI contingent of the coiony. tine re ~ sioner of Internal Revenue at Was My ta wee weereee ® ox ladtoining the fire room, escaped. tie ceived ai Variety of notes, and ai ington and if in hie judgment the: fc and ne part o we ape wan Fireman Carter, who had jg" smaltler but equal teresting va- | @r® sufficient are accepted by ini covered with ® whit viet ic Netanted te leave. Aw he reached tite siety of poems from one of the pror Local authorities make recommend: - seceded ates : oe nee a tage | iten grating over rhe botier near ‘ pective divortcres. These he exhibit- aoe on “me ee only. eb Egende % = 7. ee ne + | door he saw a spurt of flames from! ed gleefully, without, however, per- mee Former Practice. | e struck me Gh tie neeG WHA sigue i broken burner. Caries: ealied te mitting her name fo heeome know! With the BCCEPMANCS of on offer in svoivel 7 . . ry XN h his shipmates to throw themiset There is considerable apprehension compromise it has been the practice { fell. dow a i hoe * og oe the deck to escape the derd.y in the colony regarding subpenas to | ai drop the case, thereby compro- here were other nren in the reom, 2 eases and then rushed for the door. | teatify mising the eriminat, as well as the nd then I heard my husband come; 5 alan, ag Sia ti Pa ; _|eivil liabilities, of the taxpayers and it. must Maye come when I} He escaped uniurt. : Rass 7 rT places have been ¥: aided on thelr agentes. ' ie ae The ship's officers saw the fiathers jnformation obtained by the agents me é . : «reamed. -as he couldn't have had! *e nis aaa: aad. wbbe\in ce Pg pe filed Fri It ts known that in this manner Lek tn put the car away ‘ry the | spurt from the whoring cB . a : oie ae comp aints spy tn he 11e@¢ oy one wholesale house compromised the alarm, but the fireroom alrescey day against the 13 arrested, accord ; | rarag?. j ea nen of flames. Ptenten-ar:. e ss Gia tnited Saat Ditabine’ a claim against it by the Govern- | heard shots, and ¥ hftyd up; va a me i Bralatcd Ings ix ment, relative to its 1918 return, dd sav men rushing ont of the | Commander Frank a oacadal « Attornes | i bate he —s. would of nearls $1.000.000. In making a Then I @aw a man leaning | Cummanding the Hiul + eating ut “ 4 a charge violation of the Votstead act, the conipromise officers of the cor- ake oy husband. and as [ sat un, | jet of steam esas es» Al on er) ‘ while a score 7 mere 01 others, noration told tax officials the le wen atruck. Me On the head. t| betow to smother — ine Hamming iookouts at the Various discrepancy in the concerf’s return, idan’t sane anunaiel anvthing after thet the satnme time the Reaee; et ih a places, will charge conspiracy. “was due to an error in judgment of seond blow. I know the man must | cist reas signals. Rmergencs ” bs Reno toate is satd te be the drv- the officials in anticipating a declin-| ‘ave tried to take the diamond ring | equipment and rescue parties Were est spot in the United States. ‘ing market following the signing of | ff mv finger. for the ring was pulled ie 9 He from enere ~~ et vanehar tir ithe armistice, while as a matter of| it of place, but i didn't come off. | Other ships lying = sebehlitete 1 FORMER “WIZARD” OF KLAN ,faet a rising market followed. There “Ms husband had several suits of} Manila Bay sent rescue parties 7°) were no prosecutions in this case and lothea and 1 had some valuable the Tiulbert, but before these arrived | INDICTED UNDER MANN ACT the matter was never presented 'f) urs. which I had wrapped in sheets|the flames were extinguished, the District Attorney or the Depar' nd tied up preparatory to moving, ere eo : ° ment of Justice for criminal action had m\ jewelry in my dress, and WOMAN KILLS. SELF AFTER Edward Young A‘tarke of Atlanta, — gyidence of Flagrant Evasions. hey didn get any of it.” : Named in Bill and His Arrest ' Tax officials say that in their in- " ‘Two fhots Fired by Kiely. LOSING CLOTHES AT POKER Ordered. vestigations of supposed tax dodgers Kiely wWas dead when. policemen ap tarice Corn arn esata ms a ; mney have found evidences of eva- irrived. le had wounds in the] Fires Fatal Shot in Hotel Room at) HOU STON, Tex, Mare ie an in- _ SO flagrant they were amazed ‘orehead, Yhe right side, the left | Palm Beach, Clad in Her idietment charging shesrsapatoe: a _e at the individuals attempting them. hest and the left arm. His revelver, } Pajamas. Mann act has been returned by he | As an Mustration they point to the | og ae henthe wi indicated that i Suerial to the Post-Dispatch Federal grand jury mere against Ed statement of - well-known politician vhich wan ns yeep : ; PALM REACH. Fia., March. t ;ward Young Clarke of Atlanta. for-, and professional bondsman who meg berger . wea he etna ets | teveliry In 3 hotel nere, culminating mer acting “Imperial Wizard”’ of the’ nade a nontaxable return and when sanita? ond treated for scalp ‘in a game of “strip peker,” accord- | Ku Klux Klan. Orders have been brought before’ the investigators oes ~ Ft: 7 ‘i. ¢ the | ing to the potice, today ended niissued for the arrest of Clarke. it is|' said, under oath, that he signed bunds, and nti _ rela ene 3 8 } death for a woman known as Esther) understood. Clarke is said to be in} bonds only for his friends and that —* — . 1g = foe | Janson, whose hotme.is said to be in, Atlanta he had never in his career as a ent avenue, W here eke was seen 7 New York The specifie charite is that Clarke bondsman accepted a fee for such de & The woman committed suicide, tranpsorted a woman from Houston satel ‘sduie This Csee has been referred Rage ng “anti ee | het friends sald, by shooting whenhito New Orleans on Feb. 11, 192! to District Attorney Carroll. 0 ' es | ' emtiant' ees 3 ars bad piled bundles of clothing | one went to a room adjoining the oe Secs ees ‘ayY, evidently intending to take | one Where the game was in ceedlags 3 tag ™ me yas oe " -, |thowing a nominal income while hem away. Jt is not known erhath. | to Aivest hersetf of her fast ear. ATLANTA, Gia.. March 1 a | in inedenel 16. seeunene nth 2 - : ‘ment. She previously had “lost” all ward Y. Clarke this afternoon issuel sts o be quite : ety gtethct —— iher other garments. \a statement saying: “I am net guilty | “TRS, reve led, the investigators say, vores handkerchiefs found near | She was found following a shot,! of the charge supposed to have .e:1 that he had transferred much of his i if Keene, one of them having the | a a : & inate ers F iia lied tend”? property to friends and employes fitial C; are held by the police. They:| clad in 8 oul oe Dae ee a MSCS again who were straw holders of it. in ) , : a bullet through her cad , | re believed to have been used ag} the floor wh @ r order to cut down the amount of ace coverings by the men. Finger- head, IRISH GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S surtax due on his income. ‘rint experts went to the seene of | Re ee | Several large business concerns in he killing to look at marks on bot-} Raw Sugar Highest Since 1920. HOME REPORTED BLOWN UP the city are now engaged in “at- les and polished furniture. | NEW YORK, March = }.-—Raw senitalaniani tempting to compromise’ claims It appeared that the mén had en- sugar today teuched the highest level | DUBLIN, Mareh 1.-—-The rer made by the Government, following e ; ance which | -erde ine 2 Vir % &% } . vestigations by the denart : fred the flat by an entrance which | recorded since 1920, selling at >) uence of Timothy Healy, Governor- in s . gia sc « partment of peads through the saloon. of 10 cents, eost and (freight. hinene to | their returns. Several of these . ‘ *.. a - _— . . General of the Irish Free State, wast! ...e2 will be reviéwed jury. 7.40 cents for centrifugal for March by the grand | shipments. nen arrested for questioning today, | blown up today. 3. _ Coptinued | eon Page 2, Column tively, Mr. Gallagher.” — = 30 Pills and Dies. March 1.—-Ralnn of Mr. ind Alonzo Moore of Mount Auburn, hold of a box of nerve pills and swallowed 30, we does four hours later. Child Swatlows PANA, Iil.. 8-vear-old son Mrs ent FAIR: TONIGHT AND TOMORROW: his bedside until He died.’ Expressions by Congressmen. News of Cockran’s sudden remova! \from the activities of Congress cas! a shadow on the House as it reas- 'sembled today. /more than “T am shocked almost beyond pression,”’ said Representative Gar- rett of Tennessee, the Democratic leader. ‘Mr. Cockran has been not only a nationally known but an in- ternationally known character for 30 yvears. He was one of | the foremost orators of all the cen- TEMPERATURE ABOVE FREEZING ‘=. | Unele Joe Cannon said Cockran THE TEMPE RATU RES. Was the “most graceful and forcef'] i a. @m 36 9 a. m. 11 |speaker who had come to Congress 2 a pe op - * 51 ‘in many vears. P.epresentative ges “ 2% 19 noon ..... 55 | Mondell of Wyoming, the Repubiic- > a. ™ IP ie ‘< ‘an floor leader, declared his death My in 34 «3 P. m 87 \_meant the passing of the ‘greatest 8 a.m nw Ss Pe os | orator of his time.” Highest yesterdays 45, at Tl a | “He was a man of splendid talents m lowest, 50, at 6 a. Mm. ‘and high character,’ said the Re- pacer ‘publican leader His speeches WILL INTER—| sony 1 fore= | brought memories of the school of cast for St. Louls ‘Burke and Pitt, in England, and ot snaphnabe hes and vicinity: |our Webster and Clay.” . PLASTER STICK < Fair tonight and| Another who expressed poignant | ~ my ‘regret was Representative ‘Voistead, Tew) ee | Republican, Minnesota, creator of what warmer t0- tne jaw that bears his name. night with the | “T had a real respect for Mr. Coc «- lowest tempera- | ran’s ability,” he said. “We did not ture slightly *8'e° wee pe tye a ee ee above freezing. good friends. . aK" va Tho Foreign Affairs Committee 16- or — ‘journed out of respect for his men- erally: - t00r)) SO") hee and resolutions of regret were night and | to- adopted. coaagiang eae Ngpest es ‘Was Native of Ireland and Once a an eh / School Teacher. south ee Ww. Bourke Cockran was born in) tonight. Sligo, Ireland. Feb. 28, 1854, and; Ilinois: . Part- was educated in Ireland and France ly overcast tO~ | He came to the United States in night ane. 1871. later taught in a private acad- morrow, Warm-| ny for a time and afterward be- er. ¢ the| came principal of a public school ! mMege Xm” in Westchester County, New York. river at 7 a. m., 1.3 feet, a fall of .3 | He was admitted to the bar in 1876, foot ‘and soon became prominent in New , ‘ity ities. The February just closed was ino | - a. oie aaa to the Demo- coldest in St. Louis in six eg bnew cratic State convention in 1881, and average mean SeIMPOrelure eris | made noteworthy speeches at Demo- ol degrees, which is ~~ egrees | cratic national conventions in 1884 Helow normal. The month also = ‘and 1892. opposing the nomination the city its co han the lat of Grover Cleveland, ree in tins ent winter—-Freb. 4 W . mn Francisco. Dp ng rOV. temperature was. 1 degree above| at im of New York n nomination The snowfall was normal, 5.1 Zerg, inches, It is recalled that last Jar.- uary was the first in the history ©. | the city in whic h no snow fell. for the presidency. se Active for many veatwts {hie Jegal’ A ens eee Continued en Page 2 Column 2... 450 SUNDAY headache |. din- | mo €n | r i ‘ adi < 0 Ld r ap Piya eu Sal Cig eames oe tnn i« ee s FRENCH TARE SEVERE STEPS TO GET TAX ON RUHR COAL Threat of Courtmartial, Jail, and Fine for Stinnes and: Others Who Fail to Pay 40 Per Cent Due or Op- pose Efforts to Ship Repa- Pow LIME SPORES ALLO ELE AN MBS * : ie Ee su pel , i ra. &% a ts, fei aR 2. 5 4 b ad 4 bis 2) rations Fuel. 250 AUTOMOBILES SEIZED IN ONE DAY . Cars From Unoccupied Ger- BOURKE COCKR AN. many on Occupied Area Requisitioned; Bochum COURT AUTHORIZES Police Expelled; Death for Railroad Sabotage. ALE OF PART OF SHAW'S GARDEN announcement this obligation would make offenders courtmartial in the selsare of | coal at the mines. Cutis — S Before the oech- | ‘ | Disposition as They ei pation tax was paid to the Govern- Fm W. ated Press "ESSELDORF,. March —The question of collecting the 40 per cent” Ruhr io the fore view Sf General Degoutte’s refusal to meet A aa tax on coal came today in that ee ee eee Order of Circuit Judge Davis. | Permits Trustees to Make) liable to trial by uw and would resuit ment, but the mine owners Rave re- fused to turn it over ta the French and Belgians. | Under the new decree shipments An order for the sale of the un- used portion of the Missouri! Botan- ene ical (Shaw s) Garden was jiessued to-. to Holland and Switzerland will net day by Circuit Judge Davis as re-} pradies by the board of trustees of | 5¢ subject to the assessment, ithe garden. Inasmuch as they have complete As has been told, the abandon-| records of the production at all the ——— mines, the French expect to be able to determine what each owner owes, | By the decree Hugo Stinnes and | other mine owners and directors are Hable to trial by courtmartial, with ment of approximately 50 of the gar den‘s 120 acres has been forced by the encroachment of smoke, which is killing plant life in the garden in- creasingly. It. is the teatention of the ‘board of trustees to offer the 50 | possible imprisonment and fines, if ‘acres as residential property and to they oppose the French and Belgian (use the $300,000 estimated as net) efforts to wrest from them ship- | proceeds to acquire a tract at from | ments of fuel on account of reparae | 30 to 60 miles from the city upon | tions. 'which to grow nearer to perfection | Based on German Laws. flowers for the garden's shows and | These measures, drawn by the shrubs and trees not now possible of | 'culture in the city because of smoke.| isting German legislation, are dee The area to be sold is bounded On| gigned to bring the owners them- the west by a 100-foot strip of King’s! selves to terms. In view of the fact highway, on the northwest by Vande-' that the French and Belgians con- venter avenue, on the north by Shaw/trol the Ruhr main line rallroads, avenue, on the south by Shenandoah| they are now fairly well prepared avenue and on the east by a line|to run a limited number of trains drawn from Alfred and Shenandoah | gaily to their respective countries. avenues, which will be a continnu- General Degoutte’s order, which ation of Alfred avenue to the inter-! pecomes effective immediately, pro- section of Alfred and Shaw avenues) vides against eventualities in the on the north. — ; economic struggle and also calls for The court decree. authorizes the! the seizure of coal at the pit-head trustees to make whatever disposi-|{n cases where the Germans refuse ‘tion of the tract they may see Nt! to ‘pay the taxes, and gives the and to use the proceeds to acquire a} | Franco-Belgian offictals authority country adjunct for the ree. | to refuse export licenses to any own= IR ORES EET ers failing to comply with their de« ‘MAN LEAPS INTO RAPIDS AND ae swmm ob tack eeu GOES OVER NIAGARA FALLS . assessments on coal is virtually the same as that of the German Gove | Waves ravewsil: to Sightseers and ernment, to which owners are sup- | Thows Away Papers indicating | posed to pay an internal tax of 46 He Is New York Tallor. |; per cent upon all coal. taken from the Associated Press. the mines. Since the occupation bew French authorities and based on @x- —— = en = By eee NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., March 1, | 6&9 the German owners. have flatly Waving farewell to three sight- refused to pay the tax. Ownér will seers a short distance away, a man be taxed on a tonnage basis, accord 'believed to be Nicholas Apostle, a’ ing to production | former Buffalo iatlor. leaped into. Motor Cars Réequisitioned. the rapids a few feet above Niagara The requisition of motor cars | Falls today. A moment later he dis-| the French reached a stage of ‘appeared over the brink of the cat: | /activits yesterday, the total aract. ‘numbering 250, with Due Just before he jumped the man |the center for commandeered threw away a bill, fold containing | 4! cars in the Ruhr were” sto papers bearing Apstie’s name and and taken over unless the ta 3 ‘former address. A carfi indic atea | could show authority to use them. ~ | he recently had been jp business in| The French give receipts for . every | New Torn. City. car, only granting permission bea | oe travel to those belonging In the oe- 4 $2,664,900 BUILDING PERMITS |[uP'sc.terntorss all cars Serratia ISSUED DURING FEBRUARY are requisitioned. Cara are being offered for sale the very lowest prices, officials are overwhéim ” with re. quests that they use . ¢are of the Germans #0 as to ensure their safety. lished during January: ant tne Ger a Chesed 4. Py Builders last month Feeeived per-|, police and Herne, arrested yesterday by t mission to do wrork | ‘ ea total of 62,0758 _, transported away from thelr neues with a total estimat coat of §1, ! : ; 286,735 for bulge uring Febru-| towns. The Mrench yesterday also — . | headquarters «ta ’ = es — Rullding permits fasued during February continued’to maintain che 100 per cent incraase oyer the cor- responding period. “Jast Year estab- ary, 1922. , a ae In January ere issued to. reated a total of be 6.33 inet’ $1,199 is oe that we: $30 ‘or Jahuary, 1922. °The total e force will be one gain in b thus tak this yous solv ae 4 2 fo. * - $i months o yas ‘3.
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH $534,078 Raised Toward $1,081,684 Community Fund; Campaign to End Monday A ls THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1923. On Trial for seme of Broker MS. SALUDES STATUS HYDE ASKS 4 SHERIFFS +. AS WIFE QUESTIONED) }=— 10 MAINTAIN ORDER: } ———— | -}Woman on Trial for Murder in| Action Follows Report Negroes, AS Kl AN LEGTURER New York Undergoes Are Being Driven From ‘Heavy Proportion of PS Ee Pledged Thus Far . Cross-Examination at Southeastern Counties | | : : 4 : bok | mtr eer Sl 3 ' to Come From Large Subscribers; Rest Must | ae Pose ed | Be Obtained in Smaller Sums. 3 Southeast Missouri | Mis- | to | Workers for the $1,081,684 Com-, Mrs. S. M. Kennard, John B Ken- for 1923 today reported | Nard. | muni ty Fund for y rep wanes jiaifisaneeidindi. statement | pledges of $116,562.26 at their lunc h-| The following table shows the Carroll | eon. This amount increases the to- ‘amount allotted to each of the 40 tal of subscriptions since the start! member agencies of the Community of the campaign Saturday to a total| Fund under the $1,081,684 budget, of $534,078.16. The campaign, sched-|and the pro rata share of each of uled to close Monday, is to provide!these of the $417,515.90 pledged up funds for this year’s work of 40)}to yesterday: charities in St. Louis and St. Louis Agency. County. | Barnes Hospital.. Speakers at the luncheon today} Big Brother Or- | urged the workers to push their ef-! ganization _forts to obtain substantial subscrip-| Big Sister Organ- tions. Today's pledges brought the) ization ST. LOUIS POST-UISPATCH | | TURY COMPLETED FOR Z | fP SWURTLEF B SECOND HERR TRALT THACHER GU Three Union Men Members of DOCTRINAL Body ~~ Testimony to | Begin Monday. Prof. A. G. Sullen’s tion From Staff 8 Epecia! to the Post-Dispatch. Baptist College Public. MARION, IUL., March 1.—The jury for the second Herrin massacre trial CMURCH BOARD TO REFUSE ORDI was completed today. two and a halt Report Spread That “| weeks after the case was called. It required five weeks for the selection though Instructc of the jury in the first trial. Open- ; ing statements will be made Opens Belief in Divinity c Prot. A. @ Sullen. Ph. row and hearing of testimony “ee Ol University. who was until Monday. estructor in philosophy an Without even questioning W. T. Poole, 60 years old, a coal miner, the af at Shurtieff Coll¢ge. Alton jeigure because be and th defense accepted the State's finale ay tender of four talesmen. The final ~~ @& ef the Alton Baptist panel accepted are John Mohler ere “ae farmer; Austin Moulton, farmer and’ we brother-in-law of John Mohler; Le@ ~ : Chandler of Marion, shoe repairers — and W. T. Poole of Marion, miners Poole is the oldest member of the. jury, and John Clark, 23, a nonunion, chauffeur and student, is the young-* Cg est. Three members of the jury are ft ay union men, Poole and nd Tol Throgmorton being miners and Ro et lie Edwards a union painter, Other jurors are: Thomas: Cox, P . eould not agree on interp J. Throgmorton, Nathan Barnes and@6" © Christianity. Shurtleff is Henry Borum, farmers, and Jonge? J ae saraele cuaperted Coughlin, orchardist. # elation. Six men are defendants in th His resignation had b present trial. They are: Hugh Wil hands of the college boa teeg since Dec. 9. but was public until! vesterday. Bullen announced to t body he wads spending h at Shurtleff. As Prof. Sullen and Newton Potter, president lege, described it toa le reporter last night. there ent types of Baptist .min different conceptions of ideals. ELECTION MEETING Gov. Hyde has sent telegrams to Sheriffs of four : counties—Dunklin, to the Post-Dispatch. YORK, March 1. Saludey trial the | of Osear Martelliere, insnr-| was cross-examined to- Spercta! NEW Paulette } | murder The Rev. Lester E. Brown of Atlanta, Ga., Refrained From Mention of Ku Klux at East St. Louis Gathering Mrs. | ws on for Pemiscot, isissippi and Scott—asking them | maintain order. aves broker, His action followed a of United States District yesterday that he had received eral complaints from Southeast Mis- souri that negroes were being warned to depart by white _ resi- dents. Mayor Burd of Carruthers- ; Ville said to the Post-Dispatch over | the telephone that about a dozen se’! - ers challenged the right of the wit- {nes to bear the name of wife end in his questions intimate? that elie was with other men aside /from Martelliere Brothers wrung from her | Assistant District Attorney Broth- } | , a ec Sate a : ; : ' day. } } } WAS INTRODUCED BY ~— Ff - ALEXANDER FLANNIGAN ee oo 4 ~ ; ee 4 | frequentiy Appearance Last Night at Ws _ oo ‘sions that she had gmne on auto-| such warnings were reported in Car- . . 0 Mane tecas «Spe E ‘mobile rides an@ boat trips up the/ruthersville to, have been made in Edwardsville Church D » Bee ae es : 'Hiudsen with men other than Mar-}@djacent cotton-growtng territory. : ; eggs BE: closes His Advocacy of the |telliere after her husband, James The telegram of the Governor was: | Klan. Share. $23,898 Budget. $ 59,745 admis- 2,541 2,541 6,338 2,497 _ _ ree mn a * a4 ma . te, a ow ° “4 we, Fn te emer attin Me AN sect toe of Organiza- | Saludes, had sailed on a business} “Have just seen press story regard-/total near the half-way mark of the! Board trip to France. ing intimidation of negroes in your) budget set for the 40 charities, but) ous Mrs. Saludes said Martelliere, aft-| county. State must rely on you toO;the workers were told they would | tions he had wen her love, induced| ™aintain order and protect peaceful/ have to redouble their efforts if the! Gent, Insti. ta write her husband he need! citizens. Use all available means/| quota is obtained by Monday. the Deaf come back from Prance. ‘to do so. Please report conditions Leaders pointed out that a large) Cent. Purchasing laugh swept the court room| /mmediately.” proportion of the pledges received | Bureau iwhen tn response to a question Negroes came thus far represent large gifts by a Children’s iwhether Martelliere had not treateq|S0UTl last autumn comparatively small number of don-| ee Pee : her well after they had taken an/|#"d went to work | ors, and that the bulk of the fund) q@piiaren’s Hosp!- participant in an interesting night- ‘apartment, she said: “He took me} |Mayor Burd said that the _ dis-;yet to be raised must be obtained in| tal before-election incident in East St. Bee es 5 a? hae’ the movies twice a week and to|turbances that had occurred were| smaller sums from many contribu- | Chetation Or baal canta, eat he addressed a meeting oe ? ‘dinner only in Sundaye. - |}attributable to those white residents | tors. | ee p and studiously refrained from men- : | w ho felt that the negroes were re-/| Subscriptions 2 00¢ rt toning that he had any connection 2 Reendlygma guretappers onsthnaryheenigprapigs oo: placing them in shathineeving ém- | the Saeed ea Gaede ae ~olases Orphans’ ' : Hiome ‘ 'terday as she pictured to the jury); ig with the Ku Klux. : ploy ment announ ‘ed t ds . . ch di $ »>,00 bh 7 . ° | } rit istress the deceit s . c Oday, INciudINg geo Yi ¢ “ Monday was the day before er mental d at be | Com. Council..... . (5 Vv. - 4 € , is 4 we a ; ’ , cy A , 25 a al , i A Be hed , said that Martelliere practiced upon | 10 Hyde todas had recei\ ed only August A. Busch, $2500 by Mrs. Lily | Cem. Fund primary election in East St. lher, weaning her from her husband ©"? reply ‘to his inquiries. That,| Busch, $5000 by the entepampereicctta gene wd County Welfare and the klansmen over | MBI at aur ah from C. F. Bloker of Caruthersviile,| Brewing Co:, and $2000 from other! ~~ y ter » ] ,re — and sten ing fr Om bot } their Sriich 1 | j 3 y . Z | Association very secretiy” arranged to hold a property said that there had been some intim-} Busch companies. | pF Veterane’ » " “s . ¢ : | . , , Ss ' rousing meeting in City Hall Audi ne alk Vid cies at ouleame Seventeen subscriptions of $1000) ~*s | ? torium to wind up their campric¢n jin | IVE ' Pe S| Clubhouse idation of negroes about 30 days ago See > : , : } -hir . ‘ - ay , .¥ oo | or ore we . srted. rT’ Ag yet. x support of five c lidat es. ; % when she discovered her predica- | ™ hich caused a large number to mom or vere reported rhe Ligg | Epworth | Schoo! pp e candidates. Seve Social! , | Osp! a OCial were mat by Warren T. ‘ a made bi arren J | marvidin Brown would speak on “Good Go nothing. eae | , - ernment.” . oe On the day of the murder she went, Gov. Hyde would com-| OF $1500 | _— MecekKlroyv, William R. Compton. Co., } é ” Saat Int. Institute, Shepley and the Shapleigh | yY wicca. sites pe — ° to Martelliere’ s office and reproached | ment until his Among the citizens of East s:-. W. “BOURKE COCKRAN John F., Co. Fr. A. Sudholt sub- | Junior League of 17,812 7,124 er The appearance last night at Id. | ber | £243f wardeville in the First Baptist ; a ee gil ait 4 “€hurch of the Rev. Lester E. Brown cr ae - 6s ase age of Atlanta, Ga., as a lecturer for the Ku Kiux Klan, disclosed he was a 3,382 1,353 1,515 to Southeast Mis- in larzge number in cotton fields. Aid 14,329 33,996 lig member of the executive boar@™™# - the Illinois miners’ union: pare ‘Clark, Bert Grace, Philip mace » dest Howard and James Brown. 4 negro. They are charged with mur der in connection with the death o iS Antonio Mulkavich, one of the 23% nonunion men killed in the rioting.’ nF Clark and Grace were among th@a®! & a five defendants in the first trial, ag@s?” a which a verdict of acquittal wag ae %, The State announced that it auasm rs SR Rete ee ee eon the Louis, there had MRS PAUT vanclaina SALUDES. ea eR = ——— a make no information is more Clash of Intel Consequently, when Baptist Association, co ministers and laymen fro tiet ehurches [n the Alte met at Alton the first w eember last to examine Jen's fitness for ordinatio tist minister, there was a tellects. “Was Joseph the fathe the ministers asked Sulle “Yes.” he replied. It developed that this right anawer in the opin Alten Baptist Association elation went into execu ‘and the vote was almagt not to ordain. Attacks by Church Although Pref. Sallen tly stated he believes 1 y of Christ, the report that Shurtieff College wa + héretic. agnostic and The ultra conservative Baptist Church in 1 aroused and churel pap attacked the college. Dr. Potter and Prof. agreed on these points the controversy: That is was imposri Alton Baptist Associati éerstand Prof. Sullen’s he is essentially an.Ea tiet of the Brown Unive while they are Western the Alton type. That when it comes doctrine no two men thm ly alike and questions © depend upon the verh express theological pow 't¢ wae unfortunate that len and the association ferent wording [{o. ex faith. That Prof. Sullen Is a teacher and having preach shoul¢ not’ hay the association to ord the aesasociation's Se ali ‘ : iiion ; megs : Ww 7 J od Forel * annigan, Flanni Ha also addressed the conventia: iy | fame during the recent flurrs 11 the Martelliere. nances adopted vesterday by the | caid in a talk at the “report lunch- they were remoyed. : , Interallied Rhineland High Com- | eon” Vesterday: “I don’t believe the He gan lawyer-politician emeritus, | ufacture of light wines and beer. Upshaw's demand that publie offi- iia arede, bowed and took the platform. Voice Prevailed Against tSo a he ORF are | contributing to 40 different agencies : ie , pk ma. OTCE CvaHeG ABMS torn. ACTING SECRETARY OF WAR | ' multiplied by 300, and many offenses | when thev are contributing to the'| ie of eand saver , ; In | sioned address of an hour, he told URLI ZER Sie tetende 0 ve ig on |'fought the renomination of Grover | the ftfouse that the Volstead act | mS is aye prisonment and 5,000,000 marks fine |I made my original subscription cf _ urran OT | Cleveland, the national convention | ‘i '$500. That is just a little more than Speech in Hlouse Last Night. Trip Flor n nspec- . : | retited poetry and exchanged quips | on the lake frent in Chicago. The of awe ee frip to Florida and Insp | English Coal Cheaper in Germany | ?!°- | ms . | ‘ =e. , In the last speech, delivered tion Tours, Tl Germ Coal ‘ing it over, Iam ashamed of myself. | with acquaintances in the audience lllinois Central tracks ran alongside 4 . ser - ty going t 1dd another $1000 to Ji} m ‘ a : « ; ba | | ; Nn} : 0} : oO at - pS RE | OTrk { es Orr auQz7t. a. : : d nd the meeting Peter, Joseph Pulitzer, ~ | ( ontinued Hiome . : ine go > her was: * 5 String | rt >W kk the mortgaging of | At that hour the auditorium ding gift to her was a $25,000 string | money he took on has apnea : hea Balcke ‘Machine | williams Shoenberg BODY OPPOSED BY UNDERTAKES.“ { “ei a pational Ther- iz . ry ele Pr , 7 a waehs i byl ce 2 1ohite of the officials, ihe ; speaker was there, and as the min- An unrelenting foe of the prohibi- }automepbite. of th : aed fee AN , 7 te giene As. Years. : tyity densunee what termed go down into the street. He said: | those arrested. ing the fund. (fonspicuous in he {ans ) ) Par nll "ah was ( - rs, saci ' . ‘ s , 0 ‘ce | ; . ' ‘ * . . f §:30 o'clock, a stranger entered and | pling trains were part ef the con-| gave the House a word picture of | of than German although FE. Davis of St. sudget Committee of the Reichstag $5000 each—-Thomas H. West, e Banjos. 8 t.-s &: ee .$15.00 > Drum Outfits. ...$45.00 Separate tension, $32.50 lawe, he said. would is application of the bill, ! an the farmer needed only by re-election on iron from and (,;er.- coal and even and pig iron went on, oO} enemies the futile, heroic ian worth. ia bad hanking ing to come out of the for a « het Secretary's ment the The tl was been P — ) t , ’ , > ane t tre TT) €) PEP & rime ween roar! SO ("o. stead ernment, which everyone approved In years he had devoted | said at the War Depart-| can keep going $500 each—Mrs. Elias Michael, } and omitted mentioning the Ky | much attention to the fight for trish)! today, caused him to be spe- | —_ Klux Klan, whith was also approved, | freedom, appearing CONE es- | careful in picking an assistant. Man Dies After Fall Down Steps. for when he finished there were. sional committees and on the puolic hecame his personal choice | Alex Schultz, 64 vears old, of 1112 Breakfast Specials TWO STORES: cheers for—-Flannigan platform prior to organization of the he had looked into the quali- | High street, died at the cit) hos- The reason for Dr. Brown arriving | Free State to plead for American of a large group of aspi-| pital today from a fractured skull Swift’s Premium Ib | ; 'Home-Bolled Ham © Bs. £. cor. 6th and Lucas—8214 Easton | —____._..._ "4 ‘FRIDAY and SATURDAY late was that the meeting was caliod | recognition of the Irish republic. On |gsuffered Tuesday when he fell down | You Get It Fresh! SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON. Lb. slleed.45e off late in the afternoon, after it had | (hese occasions his eloquence was at « formal introduction at the /a flight of steps at his home SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON, Piece, 1b., 400 réeeceent Cockran marks |“dark clouds,” every nere |MAN KILLED BY After his re The were hovering Was pessimistic in ,; ment werd eially Davis ,after fications ' about comegitione. i) yr OeTOre he said, a ee rants ent i ee re ie ; > Se ee pose had heen disclosed by someone | 80nal observation the privations of | AND WIFE ENTER HOME ' -rthet it was to be in the interest o | the poorer class in Treland = frp»! , succeed, the Ku Klux Kian and the politizal |) whieh he ,had sprung logy ~? aed seared oe Elected to House tn 1887, one was said stated, disappointed an audience.anad, ©ockran first was elected the. saloon. when he heard that night that an ‘louse of Representatives for Kiely, 10 Years AKO, audience was awaiting him. his’ feet iin 1887. He @eime back in 1891 fer | Turning a saloen at hit the floor, his hat hit his heaa”’ | 'Wo but in 1896 he de-} mn the same neighbor and-there he was, better late than the free silver killed Themas Stanleton, whe was} never, with a man to introduce him, | "er of William Jennings Rryan,| ™®*!"® & disturbance in the saloon. thanks to Flannigan. broke with the national party or- ie was exonerated on & self-defense piea., Wainwright, whom he will Davis spent an hour with | {Weeks and Wainwright in familiar- | | izing himself with his new duties. Should hiteh in the Senate pre- vent the confirmation of Davis at this session, the President in all | "| probability would immediately sive} shet And | hing a recess appointment. Secretary fentinuerd From VPage One. ad to have had a key to any ROBBERS WHEN HE oe , been discovered that its true pur-; its best as he recounted from poer- ; War Departm togmy by Assistant To be sure that Candy SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON, box style, 40¢ wes to the is fresh, when you buy SWIFT'S BROOK FIELD SAUSAGE, Ib., 25o | it, you must know | SWIFT'S SELECTED BROOKFIELD EGGS | something of the proc- | SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD BUTTER— ess that precedes your A 3c LB. REDUCTION ON BUTTER purchase. | WITH EACH PURCHASE OF A POt msl OF COFFEE OR TEA Delivery éach day from BLEND COFFEE— | our studio in St. Louis he was another hood. a térin when piace more terms, ‘(clined to follow EE TIRE: Violin Outfits ee ens. So ee bea %¢~ BANTOS Pound, 33c¢ PREMIUM | Delivered by At Edwardaville plications for membership in me kilan were distributed. oo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCY Fourded by IF oA AULA TZER, ar ally on The Pulitzer Pubti TT Roulevard and Ollve Rereet (Member Audit of Circulations } MEMBER OF THE ARSOCIATED PRESS tet '@ exclusively « tied tothe t ~~ Biureaw Press uee for republication ef a} teehee “credited ta 't of nate then it In this paper end aise the ioca' hewe pubiished herein Ail right of repub Heation of special dispatches herein are ais» reserved . Eeemenserion Bot Re BY Wail. IN N cer and fundas one ear “> Bail? without sun one vear : , non ~ eniy. one » BO pem!: elt ther j order express money Order or Bt tLou't exchange ee eltw enrrier or sut of-town er Aea edie eniy. S0¢ &@ morsh red ae second clase matter tluly» Qt the Poeteffice at St. teuls the act of March 3. 1870 6400. Kinioch. Sunday. Ge a copy i7 Mo Central 6600 Lads ba ha b Sh BU US pc a >2 dy last night about | 1% 300 men attended the meeting and | } cheered the speaker, after which ap- | the | | declined | re-election, | again yielde@ to the lure of the Pare | ganization and left Congress. He re turned to the party in 1900, when ke campaigned for Bryan, and in 1904 he was again elected to the House. This time he remained there for five years, af the end of which time he to become a candidate foe: In 1920, however. he liamentary give and take he loved so well, and was again elected to a erat in the House. He was re-elected tas’ November lie had ing the present and had }) thie asllmme: [ mtil a heen alls active dur, RE RSLON Sl) eK lanned a trip to days a2g6 per fey few had heen he apparentiy health Although ana it) liked ra ised he to take part iri roaice ifs debate had his recent discussione the Hiotise floor, Cockran seeker after committee committee assignment in Present Congress AS a meri! of the Foreign es Commi but in that capacity found portunity influence on yQuetaions ryiee ih ar WAN mat | honors Onis Wis \ffai, he ana the Ag to atuds tion Tmiost of his saloon | Nov. 306, 1920, and $15 | from the cash register. and arrother woman were at the time, but ran Kiely was held in hy two |'Was taken Mre. Kiely in the saloon , up men ; out. | Lockout of Congress | Kure / wiet: SAUSAGE MILL AND SKINNERS’ STRIKE CUTS ‘WURST’ SUPPLY Following Walkout Plants and 100 German tories May Shut Down. 37 hac- AsSoe ate I'reoae LIN, March 1 suppiv ie threatened, By the BER Sa g¢ Plerlin's @&ar. air) a; “ever the wursl tempera rils leas! has rowed out the tah Routh DAL ia ptt follow: Worl COAL Sittl@s an P| » » a Bit SE Cheeta Ak @ ry ; ahs ars i by @& teak: by the winployere’ hae rendered 37 s:; factories expressed ayn being is @ fresh fieat suppl of the Mave; clesing 10900 plants +r? to oR 71) EST ate ly The Present Epidemic of | j COLDS '‘Should warn evervene at the first sneeze or chilly feeling, to take im. | mediately ' j ' Closes | and PERERA R SE ATER EAST GARONNE eT e 9 ® > Luyties 9 Luyties prevent the possibilite of bronchitig, grippe or pneumonia, Aiso take No. 66 night and morning. Price Luyties’ ‘‘99'’. |. Price Luyties’ ‘'66' Larger-size bottles. 1 mus $1.00) weiVv lioctor Book. > PA ges, from (n i] weight. thin. poor overcome with Ivuyties’ Tissue “To: fsives strength and staiftwy a large bottle, §1. Alge ii lel form, per bottle, 50c. LWYTIES HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY 913 LOCUST 8ST. Weak nes ¥ vgod, can ba ions af ys ali aa sanains spe reorttt t ; | is an assurance of freshness and quality. 70 at Nancy Lee Shops Delicious CENTS THE POUND CANDY Made fresh daily MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. J ” PREMIUM " FORBES’ BAKING POWDER—16-0oz. con. | —U singer’ + BL END COFFEE—Lb. ale | pure phosphate, contains no alum. FORBES’ tALITY BRAND PACKAGE TEAS, 80¢ FORBES’ BLUE MOU NTAIN BRAND PACKAGE TEARS, 90¢ Milwaukee Frankturters Wieners Have No Equal USINGER’S GENUINE MILWAUKEE BRAU NSCHWEIGER Try Our Kalter Aufechnitt., Composed Usinger's Famous Specialties FANCY PORK SAUSAGE, i. . THE FAMOUS WASHINGTON ened SPRCIAL—FRANKFURTERS, Ib. 200 TKY MY RAW HAM, SPECIAL, 206¢ John J. Felin Philadelphia Scrapple 2 Dusseldorf Style Mustard Homemade Potate Salad HMolenbach’s Thueringer Cervelat Kretichmar's Famous Mett Sausage LOGANBERRIES, NEW sTOC K—tLb.. 70 “OLE” DEPENDABLE MALT EXTRACT— Case lots. inctuding hops. Single can. without hops Pade We deliver Case Malt any part as yok WHY STAY F AT? EAT 0. B.C. D. BREAD Mail Ordere Given Prompt Attention | fine and | 117 Lbs. is wacue With & Pounds of Ever-Good Cup Coffee, 3 tba. for 81.00 BEST PURE LEAF “TLARD Lb. 5-th. Limit mp Strictly fresh. Everjon separa anteed ... Ever-Good Egon Are we! Se. c . cc owed Mandolins ....... Banjo Mandolins . ‘$ Banjo Ukuleles Song Whistles Harmonicas .. agtnueSy SSSSSa58 3 Extra Special Values on All Cornets HEADQUARTERS FOR VEGA BANJOS, DEA- GAN XYLOPHONES, and MARTIN BAND INSTRUMENTS. Open Until 9 P. M. WuriIZzeER 1006 OLIVE ST. and Mr. Suilen answer with his convictions. “His view is not ac majority of Baptists. A ployed here to teach t? eritielem was direct college. The board of cluded it would be ad parties concerned to ignation. Prof. Sullen exeelient teacher apd is the student body. |! ® fine Christian cha ever, he did not confe Hiefs concerning the Bi majerity of our stud treme hold and I thin tiom was the only thin der the cireumetances, Prof. Sallen's Sta Prof. Sulten had th ¥Y pronouncement heen a bombehe!! here. DPrised. In certain see ‘ago, even tt would hal Sidered vety tame | _xhe solution of the te me iam
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ER mar en rtf es ~ Pm; oy , : ¢ : =~ a STLOUS POST-OSPATCH aoc ___faeesoay ) a re ‘ ~} par a os an , nm ODsCUTe «, ‘art and an ue Fae a ; | ge as 7 re 2 » > ; ; ; mi a ‘ ‘. P 1] : on he he had ettled 83.900 9 i ’ ry. oth the a#fternao f Feb. 27 ra 1 abou $800,000. but that this Inciud. . 8 , .00 on her. Belief in Divinity of Christ a: Mex | afi ak es - a ag mil ey rs ly ean Posing 'don't expect’ to live al} your life, do | fifteenth fino, On the Arcade Build- She received alimony of $30,000 a Seine > YS heat ; | _ Aon : nts ds Pet Me ete aa a ed notes receivable. and would wpe} you?” And there you have it' He th If you don’t think humane look year es Sun Clark, 23. a na i ae * , ot . gh: 3 vereity \sty. MEter his cies subject tf Shrinkage thr AY r } as f { That's "ke big ants an Mm " ear , “ nee Prof. A. G. Sullen, Php Brows 7. Se oe 7 SF a ; . — a oe filed suit fer divorce, had re fuse} |. ss rinkage hrough ba 1) knows ie Semy Pas ae me ae jant } , © mates cars like Both Mra Meilon, still beautiful, vig student, is the young- : ‘4 is University, who was until te nae a 4 a \ “Re ee! Gag a? fice ee vege tf 48 request for a recon | debts. #ll inthe game. With an abandon ant beetles from there, take a look! god her fiance. a sh rt. dark-haired members of the jury are se “| oe om oe philosophy oat: pat 4 - ot “ . & y | oe (oO Asser ’ ‘ : At ; i : ( , The bankrupte \" petition WAS of that fears neither narrow, often alip- He got aA clean Chamois and started : g00d looking young oie refused “ ’ struct 110% » ane ne lisle “gk j Sn vay , en : : Cillatlion On 7 ’ i} ‘ ‘ '¥ . formal] character, and listed Obliga-, very perches high - above asphalt ;eut Let me light a Cigarette firet discuss their Plane last night, They 4 even questioning W. =. ars old, a coal miner, the cepted the State's Tinake Pe peer OR Stin Moulton. farmer and law of Johr Mohler; Tee Mf Marios, shoe repairer, Poole of Marion, miner. he oldest ». ember of the es I oe oy Roane x“ im Poole and Maleoirn Pte tieff Cc id 4) ~_ A sal" ,S . . : Las 4 i . Shurt Ollége; Alten. Ww is a E:-% :: Ser LF Bh + ee ee: BR Mir slesinever and her attorne, y " ; on being miners and Ro} #@ ie et ee Decause At aia a vo v is at .e " ee Bs ae : R aes % Mrs 5 cbse, in on n tions of only $1700. The three cre, pavements nor the flinty domination; he said in his nervous Dianner He were found at Mre Melion's apart: bite ; leleu ® an 1¢@ Minister ee @: > I Pn F ho a I ty a) ee ; nA“ Be Ox Lec tor were the only wit ; 5 . . . 7 7 & ad 8a union painter. 4 t's ; ithe Akon Re * 2 Ministers ot ee GOH Eng A i) as age ioe Gs am , weiie , ie ‘gta n addition to tors filing it were New Yort: lewel- Of head janitors. Harry, a young ‘man |» @ little chap, about » feet § inches ment, 340 Park avenue . Oe “ aa . 2. ; Ep ‘ reconeil ion t . “id Trade of New York. fest, but the highest pald window | day. Neve drink hard likker. friends We have hee = They are- : me His resignation had been {1 the r bes » : aN TA , ons | porters . ue ‘ : though.” he added. “Don't time. Our intens : fey are: Hugh wil hands of the college board of + %. = ,* ' ‘ ‘.% fi ; | : ) we sponse to questions hw Den. | rhe company. has been in business Washer {n the world. “3 ont mix with | most from that “time Sur intense Be board « ris - f 7 ‘ ’ ; " | response 1 jest] ; “I; : gers, “wie , ve “He told| My job yn uch."’ : lin St. Loute since 1909 f ‘ You see, he has nervs ; j — i, i er tier tin: nOis miners’ wnhion- Otiat* ®” mene? Dec. 9. but was a See | . ~ oP ite on : 2 veste , ‘he , od : 3 aN reo ed her sbar had tc 6 ' ' late Grace. Philip } ontenetti, | public until . £0Nn ALeq | ; , ' “ “ . ‘ear y ere charged with -myr.d . ‘a me , ' ands f ©. acco ; n a § ‘arriage, he said th Newton Potter. President of the ex) Pte Photograph is ons of the tapestries r« presenting “The Hunt for th: "peop dee yim Pm i ot b +high as $1,500. 000 a vear Ife Washes 5000 Windows. (* Squeegee. a rapid search for loose | he expected to “enter Morrah : te? a Tr | : i P . - ; " , . . Mer attorn ig men. lad debts and depreciation in| Harry was no’ only sure, but he drops with a Sponge and a polishing which he dectined tO specify had reason to be. Now he Washes;rub with the chamois—and he He said he had been-in the an ; ® : = ®n killed in the rioting. 4 ) : ? : lege, described it to a Post-Dispat h Fabled 1 Hcorn.” an imaginative conception of which is woven into the (to get her personal belongings. (sh. wrace were among thea ion st ; ir hy , ter last nigh?. here are ffer-. S@ttion show Te : pes in the first trial, ates ong . f Ba ti cape “ ‘urs ee heard footsteps on the second floar. | S'OCk. OWing to a former too high ’ Gs o sf j j ; ‘> ] Ss | i . | . Jeet j ; ’ Ba a) ’ P é : ™ » « ‘ . a . 7 : P ; Prdict of a Uittal wag re. ..- emt types o atirges ainds old met fy the Agsoriaied Pres , . “= , I ry Sadie?” | *Ppraisal, were said by the attorneys | Windows in five of St. Louts down-| hopped back into the room again, tique business only * } 2 : it onceptions »f "hrietian : t. ee . ~ letiaies ‘Oo 38 reconditioned tie@ nhurchase | She ealled out Is that You, Eddie ' , Te ; ' an a p ay. f. iffere: conceptions. of €h, istian NEW YorRK March 1.-~The six . to have caused the firm's diffic 11} town buildings Amy! gives ‘em all a In two minutes he had finished the thing.” but | aoe Pe announced that {ft did ef ) ideals Sept ace: ety mos to be ompleted untit the an- | There was no *arrOnne. A moment ties Hie said 1} ] | + | : bath each month-« At the Arcade inside also—the whole window jn! _ 7 aver remay ked that he a! une ay ; , Ochefouratd tances; a ae , ° 1@S. © sai le loss ¢ s | Di , ' PAC oe ' f rT er the firs’ nor does {¢ site bed Clash of Intecllects. 6MOCchefau, Are Lape StF {es purchased tigues were approved as resiered. later She hed rad a shot and swoon ed PORE Sat i mae $20 000 - shin oe rt Building a biggest hie iki about | 120 seconde “That's better than ‘was ’ ae - very little financial ; oc? . 3 . ae John DB. Rockafe Fa «@ ; al 9 ternal Rev - | lorney Reetor st j ‘ he] “Ss! sear was 390, - are lat there | , alae Og * means e lived in a small rt. ria! as its Stronger case, Consequently, when the Alton a: ~- Mockefe Her Jr, at a re- oie *: gp Potten = He ‘emo pare ses ri ws choos - ae Rete dren: , i was a heavy loss from the same! somber mast. to examine Prof. Sui- Since their arrival from: Londen. “But if the nal Rad bee ts Mra. tiestnever, follow ne sepa: | Was stated that others were on the about ®ight or 10 days, Then all| money “Can't hold onto it,” he Mellon in Herfordshire England . . ‘ P >. . ‘. 7 | Ri - fo } . : aN vy ° i , . i e t ~ | . t i . . " | - 7 - ON OF TUTANKHAM iy Be tatoos ordination as a Bap- Xevenue officials, who hat antici- meteg in the ited St che Ger ion from her husband Feb. 15, went| ¥@®Y from New. York. and that an/ Marry has to do is begin over coreg | arinned. He hasattracted much envy Later they lived in Pittsburg. Two "pp , ao ¢ nie iy a? > w . © f) £ . 8, ° V 24 . ’ as : , 0 4 t ; . F ,% . “oo . . ad : e, tist minister, ther: Was a Clash of in- pated collecting $37 ‘,000 on the »¢ : | ° ‘ itd | os | ice a, | #ttorney named Paulus, who is coun-| 0D his 5000 windows. as he figures among fellow workers nd wonder children, Alve id Paul ; SED B telleots :' tea fame. ernment could have collécte’? tne @ite live with her mother in the St faiah the i. : R er ithe total And he works about 10 laleteaies others driving « rose. cies » AlYSA an aul, were born : JOT LEC purehase : + lex] : a | es rex .s : gE ‘ e Jewelry . , i, Ant "4 ‘' r y UNDERTAKERS . “Was Joseph the father of Jesus 2" | 43 ane I cat eo per cent normal tax and 59 per cen: | Regis Apartments. Ktfig's highwa. i és ; if hi ry Oard se rade | 6 Gaga pO iia ~ aiid “ae . “4 to them. Melion, a banker. became ei , a | —_,* APOUS? A Quirk in Tile ia vw Bee ik. o. . ae , i Sie . | would arrive omorrow. ADPPraisers| fi ; . ‘roadster in eo months. Jus et ay the ministers asked Sullen. could not eellecs a cent wir tax of the Dresent income tax | 0 Linde] houlevard, and™6n Pe}) babes chosen today. and an fetta Rares was born 32 years ago in bought a inde "eek though,” hesaid = we? ea oe a Declares Dead Should Be.” nt “Yes,” he replied The “AES Pai woes ‘aw on any profit M. Lacarde masiv | #0 filed her divorce suit, alleging ne| lone 4 nian! ake| Hillsboro, Wis. a farming commun- | «Ty baby wasn’ | proceedings fone ne bewan, diveree ~ . >" . . , . ik * - .g [ore _ * 7 ‘ . ' ! ’ ’ ; _a - . Slr a , p ‘ ai > | Vz rre 4 , ‘ . . " + Even After 3000 u It developed that this was not the Xf one tie re Prought here UY fhe sala. |}drank to excess and had a violent ae ErRe wis Cn eee a it f about 1000 persons. IAfe there cok waeaca oe eae dh Eb go aa ee onarging nae 4 . i _= hOe . y | \ vs » ( ; aCAr Y an ‘ se , ) , j 7 2rt , : ad ; ’ : t 4 Years, ; ths . | ’ 4. E. Douard La arde, Parisian "Hat our investigations show iha|@nd ungovernable temper. She ja eg | @n audit yo oO | | needed. Now I got a «e, ondhand cay and later desertion. Mra. Mellon c : right anewer in the opinion of the] ar: dealer, and put on exhibition ¢,,.- | DEP pews: | ov, ay ; ili ai ) it was stated that s+ louis banks| Was too monotonous for his roving | that originally cost a rich St. Louisan did not contest the soled. Press. ‘ a | Alton Baptist Association. The AS80-ltwo days | nd were the folded 1. sale was completed in een. tte ip stone ike oe oe ping PO not Involved in the fajlure and| Spirit, and so he left “That was, $10,000 bucks, It’s £0t an aiuminurn T? i ' f “thea _ ‘ ‘ e a —— eeeeestnpemeniecenes a, /Cliation and when Mrs. Riesmeyer|*'O? With note dis« ounting. tal Well.” reminiacently ri] failing--I can't hang onto my tried in secret. With the aid, it is Ld } ) “ . . PY "'S. 9 sateen DE eatin . , ‘ “ : ePTVtAal., . ‘ ed ; | utankh ttacks by Chur I 7 Spr ~~ lou - cena Sa i refuesd, he said she might go to his| See | ner . dough.” and he shook his head glum-_ said. of powerfyt friends in th eting {0 Consider the ac. Although Prof Sullen has consis:- | Bandist as UWR beliefs are . | j 8 reckon some of the boys back there lv Hi ew ' bi} , S . Py , 7 : | fas vin .| Mate and persona) av es 5 {home end get her belon ings. He 5 ome * new automobile is a Biddle, | British Government, Mra Met! ESyptologists, the under. - qntly stated he believes in the divin-| te and personal and 1 go soi | : : ' “sie NET PROFITS F STAN ARD OI shiek ne, 80 Mitch,” ond Beli, 6 oe, Yor! : , pin ided that the . r AL 2 "} { Christ. ¢) rt wae | to force them Upon othere EQUIPMENT | precedetl her to the house and shot hackled “The old man himself ain’ e in New York, a Sport touring | forced the action to he held tn pub. t e; Ss ; » repor ¥: spread | . . ~ a 4 a : ? v4 fa ; we “9 held to an archaic since; ify in gr Tor ; sas i Airs. Riesmev. ris the daughter of | ANA $49,381,104 IN YEAR | § ~ all :, veyance for window washers. charges of unfaithfulness Ummies . . ° 4 ; aaa arnostix and m ag end session fogrether j read 4 —_ Ps . Proiect Was Consummaied) for $425... } Mrs. ce Cc Spink widow of the pub- | i 3 | ~~ “ P| 7 if OU Mmusé@uma,; : ®@ ultra conservative wing of thej*- by 4 eee See 000, After $383.00 Ri jp Pee 0 Bnaetis ” ote , sean d abo ee UBiness being there,” de.» .3 Baptist Church. in Illinois boas historical backgreund of Biblieas Been Re nod ad Had + SEF of re New : Riesmey °F Reserve of $6,500,000 Set Aside tor | GONSTABLE INDICTED IN CASE | oe : " > ? f ove Ye — . j sie 2 ; . . L + a = P ) ata r > oe! - Ste - one . | nk E. Campbell. head of _. aroused and church papers bitterly | {‘Crature Perhaps a good bij Of it Equipment _ : sseace ne). 208 Of the Ia Gustav Ries Federal Taxes—Cash Divi- ' . mation. “They should. be Attacked the college 5) Then ‘hey questioned mets tones | when Douah by theeiy cl sAeTEdT| uate “tounder of the Risennts| _Pederal Taxes 153.203 | OF MAN, 69, KILLED BY AUTO |. ° iets errs | . Then they aueet wnen bought by the City for the con-! Distilling Co., and a brother of «jie. | Baio G . the fombs fron , ic . ; >» ae Phe n ney Wuestioned me Aas et, v) y’ ry Pheu ee = * . ’ NOR % ; . . ’ ; ¥ et z at cpr ve f 'r » . 7 ie 1 whi; 4 Dr. Potter and | of. Sullen are Positions You must realice ia ere. truction of the South Hart. Im Creek | tr. Riesmey er Je. president: of the | I * e nae ated Press ts | | | | | | removed. — @greed on these Points concerning | tr help] » —— Sewer was SOld yesterda, for $5106 | inte ational Bank CHICAGO, March Fy sne,profits An indictment charging B= | 9 CMe helples@enecc ‘tain fo ‘wu- ' . , ug Ae ating ; Hie rnation; ravi, ites ar : ‘ I ness. Certain formu ry of the Standard Qi] « 0. Of Indiana | Slaughter was voted by the grand] 7 the controversy : las and Philosophica} hrages« whic! ‘S recalled that the city ‘Lpon , . ‘ai fj ane! Mery for the vear ending Dec. 31, 1922,| jury today against Edward I.. Stan- | gt ha is was im OSSible ) he a . Rr a aoe shat P for t 'T used seemed alien to them Ther ea aent Kinsey; of the . | | diton Baptist Association * un- were bilan) : ‘ard of Public Service rejected a 28 ILLIN I$ INER INJUR D | before Federal taxes were deducted,'ton of 61174 ¢ hgrlotte avenue, Pine e ; Were pia i mon ‘nis. ; - . J [ ; ee : x apo hi £ $383,000 for ———____. (were §55.861,141.31. compared with! Lawn. ¢ onstable of Centra} TOWwnN- | a Cc es and 4 - Gerstand Prof. Sullen’s views, as After it was ov. the, i¢ I haa Construction of ‘ and WK i? Se" a his reply estimated | of ele, frie ( rs jn the Hel] A Zoller Was issuel at the Close of the Vear sped rapidly away after the acre}. 4 ; ' depend upon the verbage used to Blan} Moments nea gama as: ovatus phe work; Mine No. 1 at Ziegler, eight milan A reserve of $6,500,000 has been | dent. | At Substantial Discounts . . rr t ‘ - . ; ; , . " . . - 4 . @! . P * gs . e j *expreas theological POS Clons. hus ret Sulle: and his \ isiter 7 OUI ale ' > Value e? $24 006 north ele iATé€ ye erda : Ihe set aside for } ede ral taxes. bringing Stanton Was held unde: hond , EY ‘ = hod aa 1a , t cyyT. i r ss : icon ; _— . dated LL A ti ‘ an .’ GS» ’ re ; > ) } Ti 4 + r ei, ia x’ " ‘ . © ‘ . ‘ and S t d | ft Was unfortunat, that Prof. Ss - OF Nearly an hou. ee week. His Was @ierial seld yewierday nie; had Hnished this | aa # a ‘oe net earnings to $49 $51.104.381s'a ¢ oroners jury after he and }; , We will h f , ] sai } a ur ay len and the Association used dif- blank moments during which the: | sand were being carried to the sha '' Cash dividends during the vear to car had been identified by Robe;«/Z | € a tew days Onger at our present store before $15 00 ferent wording [oO express their Stared at each other helpless! | p-? FLIES OVER THE CITY. when the ele tric “Pr inh Which they taled § 15 453.993 68 Hynek of 3005 low a avenue ‘hy mo ving to our new store at Olis e and Ninth. : Meanwhile *- e@ @ > a a . ; . z ; " t 2 ) iing e st “ = *'@Geencel » i aS ‘ To an ryt PvP aa am — * act eee “=e , oe ; LOM orttc % ee ; a - vat SS Ns eee eae =: 7 Probable outcome would he a dis- |. \fter Sgreement as to religious views By the Ans erated Prens 8180 raised the’ point that he w WASHINGTON, M, Mot @ inember of 4a local Baptis Michandle: church and added that hic desire be an Ordained teacher w Ould not pe Understood here. “The association met and Mr. Siy!- lie said the money Was tal len read &@verv able paper of which under his Dillow BO OTiticism has been made. Then | they began questioning him as to wit 3b 43 veibar MTT Dry SO te tnt bal ten) - Se reported that he had heen ro! when sleeping on a York between midnight | 35c Each (3 for $1.00) iy BON -BONS _~ Offered all manner of \ll our Oriental Pearis are included in our Removal | | CARAMELS inducements to buy candy. Sale, gems which sold from $106 to $15.000. pet in rings or necklaces, ai 85° of their regular price. These are My Buddy Basically, what two features clasps | Ai : i a Clamond-set are paramount in ji : ee P : C , — ____ Removal Sale Price, $85 to $12,750 > > « + a AERA TIT ITY t ———e -- sr —— The car was a Seaboard Airline lo the South. The —— ) VHT wG 15: Teryra nn hie Meligious beliefs. His pronouns Ss M@Rts as to the atonement. resurrec-| man conductor e oo i: * — ton and tnepiration of the Scriptures! no stranger abo he ca! ie’: Wh tance? 4 : . ' T i* . ces pit arte | | Reema without censure. Then the, IPSS en the Leaves Come Zr =? 6 @ ¢ 2 « a Point of Christ's parentage Came up KEMAL SAYS PEACE RESTS Le D umbling POU : Vaality and price, are they RS NRCS ER, ee . ~Anteeteiasenssitincenenetdlom \ ee Sse ei. a and Mr. Sullen answered in accord T af p own | THE ND not? Diamond Rings Wedding Rings ins ° @-0 6 @ $ y with hig convictions. N i] ; arade of W o ' : The guality should be a¢ : Solite i ceaceai : : c : . bis " , Pe Olitaire « cijeters in arved white gold and Mandolins Bs “Ms view is not becepted vy the 0 RKISH INDEPENDENCE (3 the Ooden Soldiers Th - great ; high as rigid Fern ' jatest Sg otro or gold — | ee aoe one Rings act majority of Baptists. As he Was er) et the A een ated ‘> ae ed ue es Can make it—and eep if % | tei, ene er Pe ' i] ‘ — 7, i“ , ployed here to teach the Bible; much CONSTANTINOPLE i “ | Candy value jn The price should be as low | basket’ patterme $30 to Yoon r § haste o_ f Stitteisem was directed against the; Mustapha Kemal! Pasha. the urkhs Pei: Tomorrow Ls St. Louis 4s demand makes possible $4000 $8.30 at lonicas e% 8 . College The board of trustees coy: Nationalist leade, decia = * se” ae 3 You know that through Removal Lena, ous, 264 a ‘ Ne xi instil patel *. enn . cluded it would be advisable for . Ca) 8s session. of the Gran l Nationa! 4 Al] Over Nothing at Al] in twenty years the quality of isthe . a | i | Pertles concerned to assent to a res. Assembly at Angora. At the ise. 1 Ve : . fF ° Martha Washington Can- The most ¢ gold | : ‘ SqQuisite production f u | @ Special Values on ihe mum: Prof. Sutien has teen 1,| of peac: Viaged eres tose t: Carolina In the Morning ty 719 Olive dies has always been high combined with the finest quaties of Geatenaeee pad on | ps = —and where will you find at a complete range of prices wp to $2000. — All Cornets @k¢ellen: teacher and ix Popular with allies, who had only TL. OSt ; Street a lower price today for - A ee a: on” ‘FA such quality ? DAI ARTERS ror 4 “Bi, See, he did not conform to the b5e- “at Lovin Sam vs. Chemical Bldg Shed smaloe is there to be . . Se ee LOTS SO) SS eee Tobe, Toot, Tootsie : stare ee: One-Third Off on Umbrellas ’ EA- materi J if Our students and pa > the Aseociated Pres«s , : Y R - ‘ 3 XYLOPHONES trong id and I think hie resigna - | WASHINGTON. wo h ] | ae Ou €mind Me of My Mother - eit MARTIN BAND der | silt A eriegd poesible ur. | — at _ iy 0 : — | 5 i} £ No Phore orc O. D. Orders . rey 7 site os ; Pil ? roe aici aE Can e Accepted Prof. “alien's Statement RUMENTS. ¥y : | ha Sullen had this te “a \ ist Sen e ; iy Pronouncement seeme lave oy | Wwaalle: ie ue: en Until 9 P.M. ih* UE ptf hombahel! he ws ! sae ed wits tg if STIX BA } & F ”F 7 ret — seat elie en se oP In cera 4&0, even i: wou} rr. her ry f PEP at ; As] on = > GRAND-LEADER UR) - ZER eat a ered v... tame re veral a ig The ~ ix [3] a . 4 , : > ‘The FOlULiONn of the aiffi. rit’ } ; fa nti “af iTauUumMment on ————— Li == - a zs $ ~ - tt hace St he ne eo = ef is i baat | - - * e o a > « . 106 OLIVE ST. q’ : Lae | “ereeadi- to me. Iam not a propa. | SI rere ee Siw ‘ fn ad ol. re > 2 tee Seee items."
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THURSDAY, THURSDAY MARCH 1. 19 MARCH 1, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dafly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ——— I . — wn es eeeantgeome RI ws RNR —_—- —-e—— = — a _ ———— ‘ . — — - -- A eS a eee =- —_ _ — oe _—_—— — — - -_--—- _—- —- -_——_ ena ee, ‘The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. Stops the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in clear liquidandinthin plasters. The action is the same. JAMES J, JEFFRIES FILES PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY. lormer Boxer Lists Liabilities 4s $292,183 and Asscts at $150,959— Unable to Name All Creditors. v the A geo ated Press LOS ANGELES, March ! James J Jeffries formerly heaviweight R fioxing champion of the world, who filed a voluntary petition in bank- ‘ruptey in the United States District (‘ourt here vesterday, apparentis ayneertain as to the number of his creditors and what he owes each In his petition he asked permission of the court to be allowed to amend his bill by inserting the names of “FRIDAY BAR — —_ GRAND-LEADER AINS” in ee ae ee the March a —_—_ — creditors and amounts due them as he learned who and what they were He gave his total! liabilities as $°92.183 and his total assets as $130,950 Among the assets listed were 2 000 shares of the Nevada Smokeless Powder Co... 10,000 shares of the DOWNSTAIRS STORE Spring Coats, Suits and Dresses Offer Most Exceptional Savings SQ The Coats— A large variety of styles, including the popular belted model with 9 flare back, raglan or set-in sleeves. In the most desirable materials of the season—Polaire cloth, wool velour, and plaid sports materials. Colors: tan, rookie and gray. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20. Women’s sizes 36 to 44. The Suits— Up-to-the-minute styles in Sports Suits of wool jersey and tweed, . } | = Si] ARMENTS of good quality chambrays and percales: Some have white in attractive models with Tuxedo’front or notch collars, pinch or pleated backs and with patch pockets. waists, all are embroidered in new designs, and in good color combina- Jerseys in plain worsted, heather mixtures and tweeds in rose, : oe Sr ? tions. Sizes 1 to 3 years. At 93c tan, brown, green, blue. Misses’ sizes 14 to 30. Women’s sizes 36 At $1.65 Infants’ good quality Creepers to 44. and Rompers of mercerized’ pop- T he Dresses— | e | Are of Canton crepe, crepe de chine, Alltyme crepe, Bombay crepe, gt mh ' 7 —O lin in solid colors, white dimity, ider in 2 . embroidered colors. They are taffeta and tricosham. Colors: cocoa, bisque, jade, caramel, brown, gray, brick, navy and the new Paisley combinations. Each garment SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES onds on sale Friday at this fine ace ale of also some of fine chambray. Sizes Great Purchase and § soon so some 0 sist brea, nang . (Downstairs Store.) Misses’ sizés 16 to 20. Women’s sizes 34 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) 400 Pairs Women’s | ) $ Sp ort Oxf or d 5 Dress Ginghams Leuaths 3 to 9 Yards, 1 2ic Yard Blue-jay Jeffries Development Co,, 5000 units ' ADVERTISEMENT. me of the Bishop Community Geld Pro | SKIN ducers and 102 units of the Fillmore 7 (‘omimunits Oi] Co lie said that of peenenensonaee his awset#®, $124,500 represented real ~~ . y estate And that the secured claims 4 : ( Septic . ZeOmo,. the feat, Anti eC} {1 against’ him totaled Sar “Hb, and un- = +. ; , . . : , Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief oo... ed g98 000 AN, et Po ae lf wak stated there was money due ra } _ ‘4 t " \ There is one safe, dependable treat the Jeffries Development Co, rrom | | Children’s Creepers and Rompers In the March 69c _/Sale Friday at ment that relieves itching torture nnd | that cleanses and soothes the skin. Aak anv druggist for a 35e¢ or $1 bottle of Zemo and apply it as di rected. Soon you will find that. irri tations, Pimples, Blackheads, Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm and similar skin troubles wil! disappear. Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying liqaid, is all that is needed, for it hanishes most skin eruptions, makes tha ein enft emnath and healthy company in Texas. Stanley Field Seeks Divorce. Fv the Associated Press CHICAGO, March 1.--Stanley Field, millionaire capitalist of Chicago and nephew of the late Marshall Field, merchant prince, filed suit for (tj - ,orce vesterday, charging Sarah Carroll Field with desertion [oS Oo OO IO E10 ee Re | ‘ At Oc Creepers and Rompers, made of good quality materials. A lot of samples and slight sec- 4 /. } 4 n cloc double lisle tops. Black At $1.35 - a 3 me —Silk up te ne PE lisle thread. well as blac Of Every Kind Are Very Low in Price AtSe Choice, $ 1 99 Yard -—Full-fashio 40-inch Silk Radium, in *®* Extraordinary! 1960 House Aprons . a oo i | All Sizes to 44 Medium wei ings of lisle 4 imperfect. Children’s LARGE assortment of Dress Ginghams, in solid col- ors, small checks, stripes and plaids, in pretty colorings. Remnants, in lengths of 2 to g yards. 36-inch heavy Dress Sat- — Be © 2.42.2. ° | ° ee. | | 0 | ° 0 ° 7 , —Made of— ea pond > . 4 So o , & °4 9 HO C SPECIAL purchase enables us to offer these Aprons at this low price. } They are nicely made of blue chambray trim- med with braid; percales in solid colors, as well as stripes, checks and plaids. They have belted fronts and sash back. (Downstairs Store.) White Goods, 12!/2c Yd. Included are soft-finished Cambrics, Muslins and White Goods, all yard wide, and in short lengths. Tickings, 15c Yard Mattress Tickings, blue-and- white, and fancy’ colored stripes, in lengths of 2 to 7 yards. Linen Toweling, 19c Yd. Heavy quality unbleached Linen Crash Toweling, in the 18-inch width. - 3 0’Clock Special ~ Percales and Voiles At 1 lc Yard Two thousand yards of Percales and Voiles, fancy printed floral designs on white or tinted ground, for house aprons, etc. (Downstairs Store.) é light and dark shades. 40-inch printed Silk Radi- ums. 40-inch Baronette color Silk Pongee. 40-inch heavy Silk Crepe de Chine. 40-ingh satin-striped silk Georgette. 36-inch Wash Satin, extra- heavy quality, in pink, flesh, orchid, white, light blue, pearl and coral. 36-inch Silk Charmeuse, in tan, peach, old _ rose, brown and white. 36-inch Cheney Bros. Silk Twills, in underwear shades. ins, in fifteen shades. 36-inch Silk Costume Twills, street and evening shadés. 36-inch Silk La Jerz, in dark colors. : 36-inch Silk Dress Foul- ards, Spring styles. 36-inch Chiffon Taffetas of exceptional quality. 32-inch Crepe de Chine Striped Shirtings. 36-inch Silk Satin Messa- lines. 36-inch black Silk Dress Satins. 36-inch Chiffon Silk Dress Taffetas. 3 Black and bre double heels and Women’s 39¢ Of light-wei or cap-sleeve st trimmed knee. Children’s ee 300 Handmade Blouses $ 4 .97 : On Sale F riday, | nae Cal Boys’ Blouses Very Specially Priced ~~ (Pownstairs Store.) a 3 | a | ] : GRAY SUEDE With dull kid ltrim- ming. , dn Boys’ Rubber Raincoats ", Friday Special in the March Sale SELDOM is one given the opportunity to own such lovely handmade Blouses at such.an extremely low price, and the | 59 ee) \.ise shopper“will buy them in lots of three or more. At ° Blouses of finest dimity. “se 2 1] ight; Household Aprons, 39c ae All-rubber, large size Howise- hold Aprons. Termed slight séconds but the imperfections | are so slight that they will not | impair the wearing qualities. C ' (Downstairs Store.) | Wilton Velvet Rugs GOord qual- Sizes 21, to 8 Widths AA, A, B, C Handmade Hand Drawn Hand Embroidered They are beautifully embroidered in pretty colors, as well as | | At $34.95 ADE of heavy black rubber sheet- all-white. The collars are in Peter Pan and Tuxedo styles, with ity percale 4 smart turnback cuffs. Sizes 34 to 46. Blouses in Seamless Rugs in all-over ef- iow dines serene, Wt chal Base them oh al pel age Iain RAT) ete checke i wtntedage. “Sigh ete Ait aati sizes and widths—all with rh a ee ee Extra-Size Kimonos New Tub Dresses Ne and stripe pat- tet . els, ie record low price of $3.95. ; yoke backs, cemented seams, . sna mY I terns. Yoke | *°Susar in ee ' ia (Subway.) fasteners and convertible collars. All At $2.39 at $1.77 ¥ 0|\ , neck and* a are guaranteed perfect and will be re- Well-made Kimonos of good cuffs. Sizes 6 Laces, 10c Yard placed with anew Coat if they crack, quality Serpentine crepe, in good quality gingham, small, to 16. Thousands of yards of at- rose, pink, light blue, dark medium and large checks, in : at . ownstairs Store.) tractive silk crochet Laces and eal or leak. Size 4 to 18. sate piped . | | a sale 4 Just 100 blue, gray an lavender. Collar, green, brown, blue, red, lav- Women’s Vests 24c radium silk Bandings; in vart- ae large sleeves and _ waistline ender and black. All finished : ous widths and colors. Suitable Sou'wester Rubber Hats to match trimmed with silk ribbon. Sizes with sash. Straightline and Bodice and built-up style. for fancy work, etc. all sizes, 49¢c. 3 48 to 52. fitted models. Sizes 36 to 46. All large and roomy, in regular 4 A §feri 5 (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store. an extra s1zeS. n orrerin . ee ee | Men’s Handkerchiefs At 49c Dozen (Downstairs Store.) | Good quality full-size cotton Save on Curtains and Materials Creche Caton, || Rein "hu Crochet Cotton, hemstitched hems. Slight sec- The Values Are Unusual in the March Sale Friday 3 Spools, 20c | pe . ce et ae 300 Pairs Lace Curtains 250 Ruffled Curtains Sale Price, $1 28 Pair Sale Price, $1 58 Set ° Black, white and colors : : Union Suits, 47c Nottingham’ Curtains in many attractive pat- Voile Curtains of mercerized quality, neat in all numbers. Limit of | 12 to a customer. Women’s Union Suits in all styles, open or closed, regular terns and scalloped borders. White and beige, ; mine and 2'» yards long. ruffle side and bottom. Tie backs to match. A really exceptional purchase of exactly 400 pairs of womens gray suede dull kid trimmed Sport Oxfords. that were made to sell for $6 a pair, but due to a canceled order a local manufacturer offered them to us at a mar- Sagvsene-- Women's Dresses made of aft yvr?aeg8 (Downstaire Store.) ’ , 7 (Downstairs Store.) : Or extra sizes. 1160 in the lot. , Women’s Gauntlets (Downstatrs Store.) At 59c Pair Chamois suede Gauntlets; Rag Rugs, 95c with strap wrist, and come in Ih hit-or-miss pattern. Size 27x54 inches. 650 Pairs Lace Curtains mode, beaver and gray. All sizes but not every s1zé In each (Downataire Marat : } (Downstairs Store.) | wii hy, | — Boy $1.68, $2.18, and $2.48 Pair shade. Men’s Shirts Umbrellas ipod pater A great variety to select from including filet, shadow and Scotch net weaves in pace ff striped patterr $1.00 iq LENDIDLY onshire cl¢ terials, in blue, ; nations. clude Middy, © models. Sises e@ 322-142 sa a +t i Including $5 and $7.50 Values, ae ee -_s > any ie - hte oe ane ww ~ ~ <<. " ca * 2a) oe". «© eHow «4 : | . Ki Lae: : 600 Yards Cretonne 1500 Yards Poplin and Rep | ;, oo j ues Ses Jf ee Sale Price, 24c Yard Sale Price at 45c Yard | | i | | | ° ° 0 | ° 0 | reproductions of finer curtains. Overlocked borders. 2'» yards long. turned-back cut Women's Striped and floral designed Cretonnes, exce! Mercerized Drapery Poplin and Rep, in all the lent quality. Slightly imperfect in the prints. desired colors. ‘ 36 inches @ide. 1200 Yards Casement Cloth Sale_Price, Z8c Yard Ecru. Casement Cloth in attractive de- signs. Make ideal fringe curtains. 36 inches wide. ee ee ee ¥ e a on a Seconds of || Z cotton Um. a well-known | » : brellas on make. Made ' 7 WA strong parfa- me i gon frames. of madras . ‘| Have white and cords in (ie 1 tips, stub } Ya Bis ends, strap 250 Ruffled Curtains a 8 rp iy | and ring ; , satin stripes , : handles. Sale Price, $1.18 Pair Sizes : There are Of good quality with double flounce 17. #50 in the bottom. Ruffle tie-backs with each pair 800 to offer. lot. , ~— of Curtains. 2's vards long. (Down (Downatalr@e Store.) . a q By Of wood, Length 19 i A great midweek Millinery special offering. Newest Spring nes 1536 Curtains- Samples Sale Price, 29c and 39c Each A leading manufacturer's showroom and salesmen samples, On sale at these very iow prices. 1600 Yards Drapery Madras Sale Price 39c Yard Colored Drapery Madras in pretty -pat- terns and colors. 36 inches wide. — Hats at savings of soc to $2.00. Sale Price, 29c Yard Newest straws, visca, Timbo cloth and combinations. All new colors and trimmings. Buy Sale Price. 63c ‘Yard tomorrow and save the differ- Reversible Terry Cloth. in quplex pat- .- ss | ence. terns, beautiful color combinations. Al] | Heavy quality, new Spring patterns and color combinations. 36 inches wide. ; Drapery Terry Cloth Made of cast (Second Fleer.) the newest designs. A me ee ~~ a we = oe <a ae " ee ee eee (ee ae em an + me — o ne RRR 000 0 00 0 ' ~ ? e bd XN ee - Sa : Se ee A 4 Vi et ten le eel eben ee ete an the . . a | shite vali ta 2 tee oe. “ge NPL) DRA Re) CATO HOS Sy a eeen hE gE IME 9-4, ., - . 4 sd a yet ae re gee Br Dg SOE PES RG aba RIMES 5 AI REM Bo _ — ‘ . " . ee «lege VY eR FN en ea ee eee UT UE TEE neice Tran cal pine ie eeaeie
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fo mH ASDAY. MACHT 1, 1983. ~ ew ~—- = ee a — ow in Price Y ard heavy Dress Sat- fteen shades. Silk Costume Street and evening Silk La Jerz, in ors. ; h Silk Dress Foul- ing styles. n Chiffon Taffetas ional quality. Crepe_ de Chine Shittings. Silk Satin Messa-, black Silk Dress ; Chiffon Silk Dress (Downstairs Store.) hold Aprons, 39c bber, large size House- prons. Termed slight but the imperfections light that they will not ¢ wearing qualities. (Downetairs Store.) ton Velvet Rugs At $34.95 ess Rugs in all-over ef- Size 9x12 feet and fin- th fringe. Slightly ir- in pattern. (Downstairs St ore.) ces, 10c Yard nds of yards -of at- Silk crochet Laces and silk Bandings: in vart- iths and colors. Suitable cy work, etc. iDownstairs Store.) *s Handkerchiefs | At 49c Dozen Quality full-size cotton fchiefs,. with ‘4-inch ched hems. Slight sec- A lot of 200 dozen on (Downetaira Store.) hion Suits, 47c. nen's Union Suits in all Open or closed, regular asizes. 1160 in the lot. liownstairs Store.) Rag Rugs, 95c | hit-or-miss pattern. 27x54 inches. (Downetairs Store.) | Umbrellas — | ——— ee ; Sea eeneeene nee aeetiieeeeee ae ee 4 ET EE SE AE EN ct _— LE LL A COLT A eet ta ang eaatte os - ne oe ge 40%. ee A ~ oS se 4" S25 “te Bees a % ery rs oe pee . cet Le s fe THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1923. , The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — = a A A er ~ -_— — Te ye _—, rt ee ee ee day “Bargain Day” Offers Un A a eee ae = usual Values \| — ER & FULLE _GRARD-LEADER An Important Selling Message briefly presented. Each item of great interest to those who desire to. Save Misses’ Dresses A Broken Sizes *10 F tricotine, twill, crepe and jersey in many smart designs. An end of the season selling offering values rarely equalled. (Third Floor.) Silk Stockings Specially Priced At $1.65. | —Open clockings, splendid wearing quality; double lisle soles, toes, heels and garter tops. Black and colors. A few irregulars. At $1.35 —Silk up to the garter hem which is of lisle thread. All the desirable colors as well as black. Irregulars. At 95c —Full-fashioned Silk Stockings; black only. Medium weight. Made with double splic- ings of lisle thread at garter tops. Slightly imperfect. Children’s Lisle Stockings, 39c 3 Pair, $1.15 Black and brown. Fine mercerized. quality, double heels and toes. (Main Floor.) Knitwear ‘Women’s Separate Garments, 39c—3 for $1.15 Of light-weight cotton. Vests in sleeveless or cap-sleeve styles. Drawers have wide lace- trimmed knee. Children’s Separate Garments, 19c—3 for 55c Slightly soiled Fall weight; in broken sizes. (Main Floor.) Boys’ Overcoats and Mackinaws Specially Priced E are offering our en tire stock of boys’ Overcoats and Mackinaws at this extremely low price, as we are remodeling the department and wish to ef- fect a clearing. There is an attractive selection, but we advise early purchasing as there are only. 125 gar- ments in the Iét. Sizes of Overcoats 21+ to 6, a few 133 to 17. Mackinaws 15, 16 and 17. loor.) Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.95 GLENDIDLY made of Palmer Jr., Dev- onshire cloth, jean and other wanted ma- terials, in blue, brown, gray, gr¢en and combi- mations. Guaranteed fast colors. Styles in- clude Middy, Oliver Twist and other popular models. Sizes 3 to ro. Boys’ Blouses, 79c Made of excellent quality woven madras, striped patterns. Button-down collars and soft turned-back cuffs. Sizes 6 to 16( Fourth Fioor.) Popular Toys Specially Priced Triplicity, 50c A fortune-telling “> chart and book that provides interesting cn- . tertainment. Yellow Taxis, 85c Made of cast iron, with ename! finish. Bye-Bye Byke, $2.49 Of wood, with 7-inch rubber-tired wheels. Length 19 inches. (Fifth Floor.) —~—- Glove Specials Milanese Silk Gloves, 95c Pair 16-button and gauntlet styles. Paris point embroidered back, white. black and colors. (Slight seconds.) Allsizes. Chamois-Suede © Gauntlets, $/.25 Pair Embroidered back, strap around, wrist gored cuff. Brown, mode, gray and oak. Chamois-Suede 12-Button, $1.15 Pair Imported heavy quality Gloves. Two-toned embroidered backs. pongee, mode and beaver. Sizes 6 to 7’:. Kid Gloves (A Perrin Imported) $3.00 Pair Two-clasp length, embroidered back. P..K. sewn. Black, white and colors. (Main Flood Sport Dresses In Special Selling At $12.50 PRACTICAL for between season wear. Of jersey cloths, skydrift and novelty wool materials. Some trimmed in bright colored em- broideries of wool and silk, others self trimmed Chamois-Suede Gray, with combination of colors of tan, gray, Mavy, | grcen, henna and pockets. Short, three-quarter and full length sleeves. Styles suitable for the young miss as well as extra-size women. Sizes 32 to 44. Third Floor.) (Sports Appare! Sectiol Girls’ Dresses Sizes 6 to 14 "$1.89 F quality gingham in checks, plaids and solid shades. Models with white collars and _ cuffs. others with collars of self material. Splen- did Dresses for Spring school wear. (Girls’ Store—Third Floor) a Silks and Wools For Spring Sewing Crepe de Chine, $7.25 Yard Silk Crepe de Chine, reversible. Brilliant surface. Full range of colorings. 40 inches wide. Egyptian Prints, $2.98 Yard Egyptian printed Crepe de Chine. Designs and colorings borrowed from the Pharaohs. For dresses and blouses. 40 inches wide. Dress Foylards, $1.98 Yard A remarkable showing of all-silk Foulards. 100 pieces from which to select. All are new designs and color combinations. Yard wide. French Serge, $1.98 Yard A soft quality that promises remarkable serv- ice. All wool. Navy only. 44 inches wide. (Second Flr Wash Goods ie Linen-Finish Suiting, 39c Yard Medium weight, in a wide variety of solid colors. Practical for Summer frocks, children’s wear and boys’ suits. 36 inches wide. Chiffon Voiles, 50c Yard Cotton Chiffon Voile, in pretty patterns and colorings. 44 inches wide. (Second Floor.) In the Notion Department Hair Nets, 6c Each, or 69c Dozen Of human hair, in cap and fringe style. Full size and correct shape. All colors except white and gray. Limit one dozen. No mail or phone orders filled. Darning Cotton, 6 Balls, 19c Coats’, silk finish, in black and colors. Sanitary Napkins, 49c Box Best absorbent quality—extra-large size. Dozen in box. Hair Curlers, 7c Card West electric, 2 on card. Shopping Bags, of decorated artcloth, sc each (Main Floor.) Street Oxfords —ForWomen =. $7.50 Pair [N the new strap patterns, with wing tips . and leather Cu- ban heels. Patent — leather, brown or black kid, black or brown calf. Welt soles. . Suede Powder, 15c. “Blue Bird” Powder for cleaning suede shoes. All colors. Specially priced. “Two-in-One” Shoe Polish, all colors. Special, 9c can. (Main Fleer.) 79 At § [WADE of Amoskeag and Kilburne ging- hams in checks, plain colors and _ attractive combinations. A wide variety of styles, with trimmings of piping, braid, hand embroidery, novelty pockets end sashes. Good values at Bungalow Aprons the price quoted. ) (Second Floo: Sport Suits at $25 . This is a splendid opportunity to secure a 57 Suits ‘Well-tailored Sport Suit at low price. in the-lot. Included are suits to fit sizes from 36 to “50!4 ‘bust measure for extra size women. Materials are tweed, oxfords, homespuns and novelty sport materials. No CQOD’s, approvals or exchanges. (Sports Apparel Dept.—Third Floor.) Table Damask, $1.00 Yard 60-inch-wide all-linen Damask of extra-heavy quality. Dice pattern only. An extraordinary value. Glass Toweling, 25c Yard Of. all-linen, in red checks only. 18 inches : wice. (Second. Flovr.) Dutch Silver Plate Specially Priced Candlesticks, $1.75 Each Dutch Colonial, silver | plated with dainty Dutch 4 figures and designs. 10 3 inches high. Table Pads of Dutch Silver, 50c to $4.50 Table Pieces, $1.50 Each Dutch silver-plated cold meat forks, toma- to server, berry spoons, gravy ladles, pie servers, tea sfrainers. (Main Floor.) Men’s Shirts Wool and Wool Mixed $739 THIS lot includes 500. Shirts. They are odds and ends taken from our regular stocks and offered for Friday only at this very special rice. In. light and med- ium weights, sizes from 1414 to 16's, and offer values of unusual merit. (Matn Floor.) Men's N ightshirts, 79c Here is a selection of muslin Nightshirts for men. They are made with collar attached, plain and fancy trimmd—somle extra sizes. Some of these are slightly soiled. (Main Floor.) Men's Neckwear, 39c These have been taken from our regular stocks for this offering. They include pure silks, fiber knitted, silk grenadines and brocades in plain and fancy patterns. (Main Floor.) Men's Union Suits, 89c This is an opportunity to lay in an underwear supply at a great saving. The lot includes med- ium and heavy weights, in gray and ecru col- ors. Some slightly soiled. Not all sizes. (Main Floor.) . Men's Gloves, 25c Pair These offer mighty interesting values worthy of your attention. They include wool Gloves, mended kids and some smal] sized work Gloves. (Main Floor.) Candy Special at 35c Pound MILK checolate Brazils, assorted cocoa- nut bonbons, chocolate marshmallow de- lights and assorted filled confections. (Main Floor.) Wall Paper, 24c Roll HIRTY-INCH paper tapestry and cloth effects. iving rooms and dining rooms. Suitable for (@trth Vices) in high-grade Fringed Curtains Each $].20 A POPULAR Curtain at a popular ~ Price—goo Casement Curtains of net trimmed at base with deep fringe. Ex- ceptional value. ° Barred Marquisette 36-Inch, 19c Yard A good ‘curtain material. Several pat- terns with bars of varying size. Cream, white and ecru. Displayed on tables. (Sixth Floor.) Brussels Rugs, $18.75 EAUTIFUL quality seamless Brussels Rugs. Size 9x12 feet. These Rugs are very:closely woven in pretty de- signs and will give long service. There are about 50 in the lot. _ 4-Yard-Wide Linoleum at 85c Sq. Yard A WIDE choice of designs in cork : and burlap back Linoleum. Block, tile and hardwood patterns. As many yards as required. (Sixth Floor.) ——_- Housewares Crystal White Soap, /0 Bars, 43?c¢ Peet Brothers’ large size white laun- dry Soap, buying limit 10 bars. No mail or phone orders accepted. Carpet Brooms, 69c { Made of good quality broom corn, well sewed, and come in the household size. Clothes Baskets, $7.19 All-willow Clothes Baskets, made strong and durable, medium size, fitted with strong side handles. Wire Clotheslines, 35c¢ 50-foot sections of good quality Wire Clotheslines. Ironing Boards, 95c Made of first quality clear lumber, they @re 5 feet in size. Salt Boxes, 59c Imported wood Salt Boxes, nicely pol- ished, with hinge cover. Pastry Boards, 98c Large-size Pastry Boards, with rim at top and bottom. Sewing Baskets, /5c, 19c, 25c Japdnesé Sewing Baskets, made of sea grass, round style, with cover. Toilet Paper, 10 Rolls, 3?5c Large 6-ounce size rolls of good quality crepe Toilet Paper; buying limit ro rolls and no mail or phone orders accepted. Imported Fruit Baskets, 39c Round metal Fruit Baskets, finished in several attractive col- ors, and have attrac- tive pierced _ sides, suitable for the center of the table, or can- dies, cakes, etc. (Fifth Floor.) - Leather Bags On Special Sale $ 1.79 A QUANTITY purchase of manufacturer's en- tire stock makes possible this unusu- al offering. Choice of many styles in pouch and flat shapes. Light or dark leather. ; Leather Goods Dept. and Square 7-~ Main Floor.) Children’s Dresses a S I TRAIGHT - LINE models, of import- ed Japanese crepe, in brown, Copenhagen and honeydew. Some have white collar and cuffs. Sizes 2 to 6. These Dresses are splendid for play or street wear. Infants’ Dresses, $1.00 and $2.00 Long wresses of fine nainsook, trim- ' med with dainty Val. lace gand em- _broidery. Samples and soiled from dis- play; greatly reduced. (econd Floor) | . — China Specials Dinner Service At $34.50 Of English semi- porcelain, decorated in 4% assorted border effects. | 100 pieces. Complete for twelve persons. Teapots at 59c Two-cup size; Japanese china decorated in blue floral design, fitted with wicker handle. Salt and Pepper Shakers, 19c Each Japanese china; assorted styles and decorations. At- tractively priced. 17-Piece Tea Sets at $2.95 Japanese china, decorated in various border effects. Teapot, sugar, cream, six cups and saucers. (Fifth Floor.) Glassware Fruit Bowls at 95c Attractive Glass Bowls, fitted to black glass stand. Very decorative for buffet or table.’ : Handled Flower Baskets of Glass, 59c Dainty Glass Baskets, for short-stem flowers. Cut Glass Sugar Bowls, 39c Each Heavy blanks, cut in assorted styles. (Fifth Floor.) THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St, Louis Fur Chokers, $14.75 Of platinum and beige Ice- land Fox (lamb). Also 2-skin Chokers of stone marten, opos- sum and kit fox; brown and taupe. Hair Goods All-around Transformations, of naturally wavy hair, $7.49 Switches, made on three sepa- rate stems, $7.49 6-oz. Switches, 20 inches long, $1.95 Rag Rugs, $1.29 Floren Cretonne Rag Rugs; beautiful color combinations. Splendid quality. 24x48-inch $61ze. In 24x36-inch size, 98c Fringed Curtains, 95c Each : Of heavy, square-mesh bunga- low net, trimmed on bottom with bullion fringe. Natural ecru tint. Ruffled Curtains, $1.49 Set Of striped Marquisette and crossbar voile, some finished with colored stitched edge. Ruf- fled tie-backs to match. Nickel-Plated Baskets, 2 for $1.00 Large size, with deep rim, re- * movable handle and glass-cov- ered decorated bottom. Conven- ient for candies, cakes, fruit, etc. : Women’s ’Kerchiefs, 12¥2c Each Of Irish linen, with embroid- ered initials and floral designs. 14-inch hemstitched hems. Laces at $c Yard Torchons, Calais Vals. for trimming undergarments, Smyr- na Laces and. Eiunies up to r inch wide. ' Bridge Sets, 39c Of unbleached muslin, stamp- ed in lazy daisy and Frenchknot designs. One cover and four napkins to the, set. Stamped Card Table Covers also in the lot. Polly Prim Aprons, 50¢ Of neat checked and plaid gingham; trimmed with rick- rack braid and sashes. (Thrift Avenue—Maltin Floor.) Bridge Lamps (Wrought Iron) Complete 53. As Illustrated RIDGE Lamps with adjust- able arm, and 12-inch parch- ment Shades, h armonious! decorated. Hand-wrought stand in black and gold finish. Complete with silk cord and ‘two-piece plug. Only 200 in the lot. (Fifth Floor.) At $24.90 Steel Beds Three-Piece Englander (as vated non-sag spring. At $18.75 or walnut finish; full size. At $21.75 panel in head and foot. Hea or walnut finish. Full size-— poliete. 54 inches high. A Friday Sale. illustrated). style, in walnut finish. Including full size 6-inch ele- —Steel Bed, with a square steel posts and top rail, mi- tered corners and large square filling rods. s post. Large ined . Anch round continuou Steel Bed; with e-inc ling rode, mahogany Brass Beds, $37.35 — ted.) Finished in combination of satin and So aor Mn large knobs, large filling rods. At $42.25 Windsor lar design. | | At $49.75 Mahogany size. At $33.25 —~Four-poster, wood Bed; walnut finish, © posts. Arbister head and foot board in the pe re size. Colonial Wood Bed, $26.50 —(As illustrated.) Ivory or mahogany bed or full size, pretty design and exceptional value. Easy terms of payment can be artanged. of Beds - Wood Beds - —Wood Twin Bed; finished in English walnut. A popu- —Wood bow-end Bed. Adam period, walnut finish, Full finish. (Seventh Fleer) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 5 = 2
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The City Circulation of the —— POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of tn Dai Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. yrmURSDAy. lathieeenenel ms SES | 9 O10 for Se f of FE our Rowles Red Pepper Rub. He sure to — S . ACh ae een the genuine, with the name owles on each package ADVERTISEMENT. Loosen Up That Cold With Musterole Have Musterole handy when a cold starts. It bas all of the advantages of | ndmother « mustard plaster WITH. " Engagit 5 Parker nversati - recta : ind one | BUT the blister. You just apply it the nisht of the ;. she stated : mall square ma Of unquestionable smartness for With the fingers. First rou feel a she got him to sit | r. to her = E pe _ 1! Flee Pe @arm tingle as the bealing ointment ieft. o7 Kne s wolce ] : I d Spring wear are the very newest of etrates the pores, then comes a was certain of tity, and the Sothing, cooling sensation and quick «he acted. She opened a nteresting re eed Are the e Made of re oil of mustard d side of 7 ‘ * 3 a - ‘ - ‘ —? , xq 4 om 4 Si - “ rain ane Lames” ight > oe : ROME Sara ps : an .. ®, ss eM ~~ . oe 3 va i ee ss =e j ; ‘ % ¥ Cy «pt. aS a . ? Me cae Ha Ca Silk it alee i ee Ge p AIS, © eth BE NP oh Gao) Fee eee gid » 4 Z : * p 3 - 0 Se” | a =e ta 7 a ie Wig? on eine ens i AR cs toate ade By sie Bagge ae It DS eet AP gi eas Fok ‘ . 3 bi ict a tw * : Ee ; ’ , Ne ec 4 3 tle 5 “ hed y Or oe mats mm , 7 ¥ Kn f bd & 1 PAS ha Mean TOO eT * - ERAS OS. tia, sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisv. rheumatism, lumbago, croup. asthma, Pe ey a ih peuralgia, congestion, pain and aches “>* cong psec ed omy igor \™ ~ : ae in ) ” as | : : f color to augment vour new Spring costume. Notable, too, are the of the back or joints, sore muscles. tl Fee a seg te Sprains, bruises, chilblains, frosted ““‘"* “© OS” ' Bog Hx onic } hic cally feet. colds of the ehest. It may pre : e , olicwe —— . / NUSUaLb\ good Vaiues tuis Seitin? presents. Tent pneumonia and ‘‘fiu.’’ 5¢ and « Gdpencutth op Mexgiengstgiimgenin *) he latac* Po An , . . - ms - F Rag & 2¢0 fe Rages I dyenunine ATmvyv horse Blan- U.S. Nayy Pea Jackets $7.95 California Nothing nicer to have No. 1 15-Oz.) Cans | No. 2'2 (30-Oz.) Cans : SS SS= : dress. The new Crane Pa- te io 70 ( : : . SSS SSS pers are lovely, gn mello CS $3.79 L.S. Army Cardigan Jackets 25c 4ac ez Se ae Bs. Daietdiiahiad, Rate Pu: 7. S. Navy officers’ Blankets $3.25 foe 3 | an and Linen Lawn, from Dietz **Vista’’ Lanterns $1.15 _ Dozen Cens, $2.90 Dozen Cans, $5.15 | 7 PA = ; | 50 the box up Pe aee r Paes Heavy Submarine blanket- ationety Shep— Firs lined Raineoats $8.50 ‘STERNCREST CAL. FRUITS I: i = = ; : = - > : 7 #0. SEED, MLC Ue sain . Be A Bees ey , shi} quart, we® oom ~~ +. —_— ~~, Hilledaie brand tender to thé vers Toomen equare cans — 3 cars. $1.¢08 PURITY CROSS ———oe Envelope Rurses Ready-to-serve foods Salnor mee | Continuing the Important Sale of rat Map STE x re ° ee eee ppm Nae lling of Small Leather Novelti Creamed Finnan Hadd ° “ a: e y Yoo ic beaen s 1.29 | | Lamb’s-Wool Comf , ily Special Selling of Sma atner Novelties irae con Sie s amb s-Wooi Comforters — tse fst 3 - CREAM CHEESE MUSHROOMS oe furses of handsom wit At Attractive Low Pricings for Tomorrow That geed Philadelphia Crear ~ : Rut’ re M ge TOur-iea! ne : earemds like butte: . : | R 7, S Q) inte teks pA CATHER Noveltie pecially ; setive far ts at a nes. Perhaps you are iS¢ packace i3c | Vales! Soasial J ait. | ) Sted with nerplered 1 , c wl tr give 4 2 b thday anniversary. wedding or graduation aes APRICOTS | le purses and 1 rs cift. Attend this important se at Vandersoort’s tomorrow and choose fram va- Delmon ae & te late 4 Fa ge Wright. evaporated ) eae ; ms | [ ra’ ried and attract assortments at prec Perm itcitys ‘Orta-Whlie Savings. mustard on , 3 large 16c ; ‘ ; NP, NHipMe Oy aii- OL Th a I in J . . ad ae SD om .¢ : es i bie ii ' F ’ ’ : ; ; ; : ;* , : } - / . > * Fancy. bright, new |) : = 7 = , Pare inn Bridge Sct« in 2 " oe aA Lhe rns, ' 7) } - - ’ a rt AL - : q S Most avi re . se! : 7 he — + >, rn . ,° * — Cc : . 2 ; i . : pound. Special, pound.. FRUIT SPECIALS iy, ay Appies Large fancy large 4%. . 2 7. v imesace s' te —*. > a a ris ree = ; a 4 fuicr. dds lic 3c 3) 49c ody PORK ROAST, Ib. | 6c 1 et es eo -*- © +. a. «” ~ 7 ‘ . ~~! Ss . ' - = ; = a A AOE A EN en ene 74. Tee € Jw «t rere ed ~ Of A ss to $3.50 Hundreds a m St. Logis Favor ee he See xcluswely th Thite Good ; 1 Fiee First . — case P. S.—Many ois peers: Novelties—gifts for all fut free cheteer?t rour tender a: e% Any sise Roast S-V-B Real Hair Nets rit be found in this beautiful SoU a YOUNG HENS LEG Or LAMB | Ot eS Moerceri-rd Ratisic ly dressed. For roasting ve | re : ‘ a | — Very Special a stewing. * ; ne i for the wo $s fas tha : OES oP preci cst oot “Yee tech. it : 29 ic 31: c aM : , MILK-FED VEAL : RIB ROAST BEEF Tender avd de Poune Mtce Satan . 2 bes . ais | . ire » coeee W4ic j= 24\c Fi $1.00 the Dozen Raisin Bread 7202.” ip. : re isine on ATS ee — ON i NN | ek eS ae ee 4 I ; ‘ gat 2 : ‘ Sah ae. a My eae i Wa Saal a eee 3: % — am : peg WRHE at a ahd is paaneenae: eaneene
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THURSDAY, ; me ot Nd MARCH 1, 1928. iF THURSDATF, > ——— MARCH 1, 1928. eat m Ninth to Tenth Oves > plain, others proper touch le, too, are the b-wrist chamois- Zloves in plain ancy combina- Colors, mode, sand, covert, ongee and oak. 75c to $2.50 4 + : of é Stocks andérvoort’s. lous. values entire year rices. bear in mind rised. tion Ham- $1.85 sets $7.95 | an Jackets. terns $1.15 blanket- $8.50 shoes $3.95 ion Shoes $3.95 It Slippers 85c ‘olators, 3- $1.75 = 2 a - - eee < Novelties s. DPerhaps vou are iding or graduation nd choose fram va- \ visnawbaeeh ihe Thousands of St. Louisans Were Our Guests Today at the Opening of Our' Anniversary Sale A T this time we haven't gone into details about price, as most St. Louisans know that on an occasion such as this the most unusual economies prevail. More than a million dollars’ worth of new Spring merchandise enters into this sale, —beautiful Ready-to-Wear Coats, Suits, Dreieed Skirts, a or the Women Waists and Sweaters. A veritable fashion show in them- selves and you never would expect to buy such garments at the price. Exquisite Spring Millinery at wonderful savings. silks, Dress Goods, Wash Fabrics, Linens, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Shoes, Ete. | —smart new Spring. Suits and Topcoats made by America’s fore- F or the Men most clothiers, Hats, Furnishings and Shoes all at Anniversary prices, very wonderful indeed. a ae ° 11%... —spring Apparel of all kinds, For the Boys and Girls—and the Kiddies {5.\0. that the boys, girls and little tots will need for Easter. 7 —the most wonderful Rugs, Curtains, Draperies, Beds, Bedding, F or the vz ome Sheets, Pillowcases and all kinds of Housefurnishings and Kitchen Needs at prices less than usually found even in Anniversary Sales. Come today and every day. At no time inour history have we been so well prepared with, all that is new and beautiful. : THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE ar We Deeply Appreciate Your Kind Thoughts and Good Wishes! We wish to thank our many friends, patrons of this store, friendly competi- tors, merchants and manufacturers at home and throughout the entire coun- try from whom we have received floral tributes, letters of congratulations and felicitations upon this oecasion, the celebration of our 50 years of business life in the city of St. Louis, We are proud to know that during all these years we have made so many good friends. The principles of truth and reliabil- ity set down by the founders of this organization have ever been the watch- word and will ever be the principles of this store; to faithfully serve the com- munity and to give our patrons the ad- vantage of our ever-increasing buying organization. We ask you to be our guests through- out this Anniversary Celebration. Come often and feel that your good- will is the most valuable asset we have after all these years. SOUS. ware « Coe Be WH oe SaeSOhet oe Py e4s ot & & v - +f 28 aes ERE ee Pe PR ere eRe
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roca TSU RSOS ee MARCH 1. 192 g ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Cjtv Circalatio’ ‘ of the Dally paily POST-t DISPATCH alone Aseroxinaey Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. winch oe ' | nepetaianf ! : : = " : — — ——_————————— | —_________ammnmmmanmmnnmeanemmnmmsmmmmnmmammnenrnrncrt rinsed ee . a — - =: = : ee a Bucier of “Light Brigade” Dies. for the gallant Light Brigade at death follows clon oe song By the Asseceated Press Balaklava and thus started the wild Shaw, ._— o Rees be ae ety BELMAST, March 1.—Thomas Fin- ride immortalized: br Tennyson, died; who cied at sone : i" . sae ea + “inlet ight fay. who.ds Dagier scunded “charge” Tuescay at Drogheda. Finlav’s day nigh —————————————_—_WOIISE ATE — >. - ~ 4 = . - . - ati Oi G1iIne ei Ou al rl “ OT in a tew arin! it ti | : ‘ : i 2 . * Wid . . 2 Se » a * > ©. a2 > . »’ i _ . “4 : : ™ +. . > . ~ + > . ' sae . sa € . = 6. Le ‘ , al om *+¢ _ - = ; . - . ’ OL Ca ion | c iin an aier: : ° Fn, ~ cir - x ™ a ™ = ° . - lied * 4s ~ = » * @& 8 . > * , + »- Ww ‘oS 1 ect ; ; . —— . . ‘ ‘d Uu&: er.Be I i. tr yawtwori;4 ' _ . SP" si : 4 ‘ " 3 " ‘ rr hy s-L>€ - ; = > . *» . . ‘ sa a i oS nie€d a . me | 4 ‘ o * eat . 7 7 ’ >. ; ° ~~ . . ~ ,* > ~ ~ * + +s & > ia da > - hh oe > I) ; } a 2 - .»- ~~ . - . : 4i% & qv? . Ati. : ' ? ~ a ‘oie ' ; n . . * ; ' ; I : ‘ : e : 7 ~~ m a ilbert Clock Co. [Durbell—Fox Trot Lez Confrey and His Orchestra 19009 als : Winsted, Conn. y Blue Eyes—¥ ox Trot The Great White Way Orchestra ee : ) | | FOOT RELIEF Makers of Good Clocks Since 1807” a secret from the desert a ; , | C rr GC) a habee acinar te Be oe | aa * 1} | Look for these trade-marks. Under the lid. On the label. ns: no cracking the skim with powde: || | Victor Talking Machine Company, Camdeo.N.J. | ST aw Ma ES , : . : i: x —_<.- Theses ' : : a “ a x - | | i
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a - MARCH 1, 1933, The. City Circulation | of the Daily y POST: DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Ster ind the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MARCH }, : i RTARTA “SS SIRE PLE ON 1 TORO ; pee e = Seas ea Sd Rade tad a eee ——— ee _~ = nha a | ee | | 3 ht : 4 | gomensuenoncoucncace | PRICES REASONABLE. | | CDF AKERS PREDICT | 6 S splendid with spaghetti ?RUP ] UR E "$2.00 Cometere , | > Ff | . ™ “TE | |MONROE New Pr rice "Polic MEMBERSHIP IN LEAGUE ¢ ESAUURDHN § porsessnersces 26 years’ experience. Our new device | | y | Cheese | a ES someone een it /peration——no Pen e jost time. | = aez SaaVogae ours: 10-4, Saturdaya, 4-6 p. at PREF demonstration ve , | awe ynreeedy ye ig . ae 7 T “ ‘But They Agree It Wilk Come] Teday's bargains tn used articies Room 1, 501 Pine St.. St. Louis, Me. $4.00. complete | =. eo in today’s Want ads. | | BROADWAY & FRANALIN Only Atter Vigorous Work to -—- Crystallize Public Opinion. $1.50 Ki Gloves Women . fine light weight Wid Gloves f some kind, but not pA viaap overseat The United States will ultimately hecome aApartigipant in an associn- fion of Petey without vigorous and united work tle ya | «pty +. lea tow ard the ervstalization of a pub. biack and browr : - 54 e ~ 10.vd limit, r Ve . ’ : | lic opinion realizing that oly $1 25 ® x ~* . int ; through such a body can permanent ” | ; ¥. =~ ‘one \ : -- - peace be obtained. This was the 9&c Silk Gloves 2 : (7 ay = : ye . r declaration ef several speakers ves- Women's all - pure SN . SY a ty *\ I“~NZ | \3 terday at a conference in Hotel Stat- - @ilk 2-claap Gloves. | “@, | yt (—37 i! SF f J ler in the interest of the League of + + ow black py ety ba ~ io : Nations Nonpartisan Association. : ‘ T) meeting, which was attended yrs 79¢ = AA / : tt ™ i adherents of both major political : —with 2 Ps irs of ants aceon, ety t sasem mages beset eR eh eggs ° , Eagle Stamps all day Friday. The values on ing President arding s action in m | dere: asking the Senate's consent to memn- eke: in white and this page are only a few of the big bargains bership of the United States in ihe 7 : We will feature three prices On every Sar- | vv imernarionar Court oS 39 to be found here Friday. Justice and urging immediate favor- ment in the house. None higher than $35., Bh +: 107 » me sesae on ine] Be 35¢ Flouncings MUeBRLION. This is the rock- bottom rice on Spring Suits. | Copies of the resolution will he IR in deep dai | : Rleached Sheet! nk, Es | telegraphed, to President Harding cea aig eg d edges. in ' in remnants 24¢°%O | ar d to Senator Lodge, e¢) rman of work By it 'the Foreign Relations C eiaaiinahs per yard ; 1) A 4 3 Friday, yard. ; Decision was made to hold a mass ‘ Rs ra] ©, rove . meeting, to ac ance the work of ihe ' $1 Bertha Laces os ‘ ~ 60c Dice Da . anne oe association, on April 6, the anniver- 7 In Wide, fine. rich Spanish Lace, 58 in id “Drees sary’ of the United States’ entrance caren: " just a Ryd a" BROADWAY % MORGAN 44 tiniahd Table idamasky Seo Paar i " ¥ , “ged rateee: tn restaurants ate the wone Ear ee cer en ek nek ese or WE GIVE AND: REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Bis isis Moore presided. cream: vard ; gyard tee ean Change to Opposition. “The greatest tragedy in recent years wes tne endebeay arte Oomes One-Day Bargain 2, States from a people 90 per cent ini & . . : ’ We are discontinuing all our $40, $45 and $50 garments, favor of a league of nations to a * $12 98 to $15 00 as to comply with our new price policy. a TM cation to sul: & bene” eenad ’ : I: a bh ouis "itt of Temple Shaare The best low Shoe bargain in © You can.now buy all the above garments—which includes ie This ‘wakes Men bb Ne inany months; sce these with. [ag $1.00 ; 9 New Spring ¢ p ) country with a seemingly great on- our better Two-Pants Suits—at osition, he said, but one born of out fail. Values to $6.00. Value— politics, personalities and \ cae | gh Most every style a Yard. ee mm: Organized propaganda. y . C ‘ merice as become cowardly.” ‘. 9 ~s = woman could want. ' he eontinued ‘has cast aside the | e > . Ace Satin in straps and ® glorious courage lich led it inte : . Pee f ' :, , All our $1.00 Sport Ratine; yard- ” ge ‘ : (‘olonia!l effects, pat- , Ratine T m the war without stopping to count cr , wide, Oxford-weave Seine, 3 ™ the possible e¢ t cost. and has now | A ) ‘nts, tans, chocolate plaids and checks and etripes. . vr _ . ao) bit eautious The ~ : ' “ and plain jeathers, in Special friday, nie. S| cert thin: anhbout the League of Na-} } (Oxfords and many ~ > ’ Ta¢C? ' - © d o all our 1-Pants Suits— a et el ee ease ve S or ape h4 7 Wor 1] li e e , h y af en | there b | * Seah a OL 4 yard ... im to : : , : eee and acalae from. ARM : > PB regardless of their former selling prices. oe : Casper Yost. editor of the eaito-|YB igi heel $2.98 C Costus Crone With Triple Stamp: he (,lohe-Democrat ; 7 described the formation of the Per- ' | 6 4. .firm, heavy ouality. Right at ‘ J 4%" aaa ‘ : . x , A spl pate. ° the Spring #e asco” we offer arm al intern, nal Cou of Jus all - silk ; s , a at High Shoes. ‘rene: 40 nehe vou snappy new Coats. Lp . a » ae leclare ' was composed pool ape, fe lag Lo-the-mintute styles at ihe . r “independent judges, representing 1 navy: 3 , : owest prices 0 : alarm if? iS saie seesees mat of independent 7am f lay tine Ore eta and navy: a triple. Eagle Stampa, an > ; “y , tebe ; ] ; - ee oe Owe a Rip ee Ve hee * . Ar . . SE ee a a Ware - ee. , Fee, , niah: inte, waln and ot sub | vr psay. Tile ag omy Baa 6 did barga other saves of great in . 4210 of Na y ) porta: i*, Ta : b rgow nw kabl le, in vi ¢ te Seat that ON clothing has ta- Teo. World Coat ns crosesemay ene! @ , 69c 35c to 65c roogie and ¢ open.” , This is a re:narkabie saie, in view o e fac at all clothing has in-_ World Court, ns presente the _— S or misses, juniors | : , »Hateens ladics IRST | creased 20°, for the coming season. We are the only Clothes Shop in f= 7 |. without becoming 3 Girls’ High and Men’s Sample Shirting Pity C, St. Louis that can take this stand, on account of our low overhead. = ma omen Perr. lng S nied t >. Low Shoes High Shoes S2-in. glk atone : = oe ore Dresses Girls’ apes aon . = . ! ones . ; at. "4 8.5.00 fo £4.00 Values Values to 35.00 ried ’ rs a2 ot . (“rene de chine t? . . sring triate- — J .) () = 3! ie thought, the ’ Samp os of «1 el ky own e if ‘ y th feone tn mi’ : nent ‘He © , = a ore tty new - ock ) The Consumer Pays for the Extravagant te , tp anet 4a ud ; 2 on qd passione i n . is ae int the Pinch. Teather’ brow f 7 a - ’ we , in ‘ und As ark wilke values: outst ets com- ~ ' er ips YY ie working oni ° ” 3 , ros nh mans to Sle.o é staat» FE a ’ e with j = &¢g ideas of Any Merchant! Bier sa ey conceived to be thes} ¢ 1é 98 $29 é Ti oris\ cage of thi, Spe amnL ai A9c 29¢ | : Bs ua or ve sept out’ ot Men! This Is for You 4 Big Hits ae Chemise fea. 7 . Jiweye bealertto seize apon aey-| Qa" Don’t Mise It! ss a a i : et =e On Word Rolls a haa &§ Ls OTHING COM PAN iy nrened. well-defined, exystatized Men’ 8 Frousers tee Hawaiian Shores : \ $1.89 / , ™ aD -_ | aed ot an nasutintion off tan tGh esrect and whew. such’ paiereet Mt Genee fies sha Sam ora ) Silk Bloomers Reductions for: silver- | §610 OLIVE ST- BT) .L,O0 U1 'S fh oe cs mush oer een etn | Bicone ae Shine Again vr reaiamgas Hica Friday's Selling, ilbert is 1 a Lo a oe work of educa-| MM Soa° tome’ eat ‘s “con You Ask Me Each eur All wanted vot. [30-inch plain ‘ont and , = | eS a TEE shed ih a det Ym Feral be gone. Firat. Aican ge Why I Love var shaden, Specie) fot an ' shay we oe e ww: camming |e Y ou Wriday only Per easy | | Ss we = ee a ee igi Sugar Blues Infants’ Vests - 4 | imu " ) ot, pee? ; let of infast@® samogie New papers for lis Z ‘ F h, iW im ? rai-4 ein? ae not Dirt mi Vents ioe uGin 8 eitk Aining qualities vard ing roorn., ; ane wre er ~ er ee roeme and kitehens = alarm ff | ere » iy ee he at ‘ht 4 Kt 7 i le ee wt mG sub Full Leng h ined 1 sang! lip othe eo | : a i he. & : —— y pare ind brane y ne Ory al t} mi $4.98, (Juaranteecd | saa od , be 0 | 5e golors. Per reti uPport of League ‘by the r burct) NAIRN’S INLAID LINOLEUM ‘a : . q 1} ’ ‘ \Nh\ ~ much qi \ - | 2 ne + l'@ I) Cearge Camps 11 Silk- . iA, ‘WA , 5 poem. oly : senuine Iniaid Linolet wm roll, al 4 wd \ i : — ae — 9 So! ns — ‘ , ar PTET ‘he rs . Sas tier af room- alive we "7) “>: t« wv thy | up 1D old- : , ' ett ——- 3 - =, ; ) eatloratio o, ted that al hure Stripe } as Iris ¢ r equare vat d specciai ‘equare ara pe madras Shirts, #:zes ‘TH “ a nm ‘man a” ori 1. nie I; agie Sf an ps WIDE | Vmpathized peak te . oie Bs pate $3, 50 to $4.00 Women’ s $2.00 a Petis rematar at BLS of Nations but ‘owite and oth-- ms Union Suits Union Suits tena, whic ; - + ~— —— “ : : rye rely T. ahead és ans ver nave oc- . yf we and worm ‘ won ’ not affect the wear ec] rn wor ["nion rH ri bbe ion | atta we offer san President ling has now done ne i ha nol: $3.5 tues oy, slight apecia!. per eq. ¥0 we ; Are & nA A , at} xg with his World e‘ourt pro- OE), 7 ues: slightly sith: win ter tae or e ' tm 7 .§ Senate higt we must : S 3 m a _ Congoleu Rugs sre ? ry ‘ i ry " hea Presid ~ 2 * f 4 ’ 2 ox12 : ¢ Renultens ~~ Size 9x . oT AY orne Katra specia! sen gvie in Ar. Rugs, l ffairs for 1923, . atniie helt dette viving thought to your business affairs for - pow : : x} ‘one “$ } Co" mit? _ ' ‘ - ,¢ Aq in the jee have you considered the following important matters? nio e up the league. tae. 1 nits advert + th a inaiae an : ni 7 rT On) ur mo . ok 4 , Chi Id non ~ ‘ ; YOUR BANKING BUSINESS: ; S will le) nd t tod & I ren 's ont , Soe ARREST IN RATHENAU CASE 6. patt taking from A igre BROAQOWAY - Locust - OLIVE ePPAU sais LARGEST NATIONAL BANK WEST OF THE MISSISSIPP)___ Coven ays aaa —————— a SE —— - ; a ) whi : ~‘heidemann. LLL LO inns “ ee eee ee me — |
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"From Clough of England _ SAISHUNDREDSO —— _— — on . ee _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; SEB be 6 hig > ee ZS a OPO IEE IES * AP PES 82 RS 1 Se ie ee ee Set AB Hm ~ . — The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. = ee ee - - _— SPECIAL SALE OF Women’s Long Gloves For Friday and Saturday __|E1 BOW-LENGTH BLACK KID GLOVES \ . “ oa - ff. ESA’ MARCH i, 1323, — Se : Official Admits § the Associate! Press. | HILO, ISLAND OF HAW 1. March 1.—-Joseph G subagent of the territorial No Hair is our ual measurements. |effective March 30, because he |refused longer to accept responsibil- ‘ity for conditions prevailing in the; -| State Reformatory for Boys at Boon- |- | ville, pleaded for the establishment | 'of an intermediate reformatory for, : | youths who are first offenders. WORLD'S | Circuit Attorney Hioward Sidene-, LARGEST | of St. Louis; Miss Carol Bates, also | BIUSIC | of St. Louis, secretary of the Mis-| HOUSE \souri Welfare League, and Homer ANNOUNCING | Talbot, secretary or tne State Board |o? Charities and Corrections, also ap- |peared in the same capacity. ne! ‘hearing was before the Sehate Cvn- V t R d /mittee on Eleemosynary and Penal | Two Real Dance Numbers |institutions, of which Senator Bro- | 'gan of St. Louis is chairman. BEE’S KNEES — Fox Trot, P EGGY DEAR— Fox Trot. Hard Fight by Warden. “Warden Hill has made a hard] DUM BELL— rox Trot. BABY BLUE EYES—Fox Trot. o ; Insist upon ‘!Phillips’’, the original, genuine Milk of Magnesia, recommended by physicians since 1873. We have a new met grows hair. It stops recorded tests \it grew dred te¢ated. This is to afer it t& If we fail, it cpsts ye signs the guarantee he name is the Van | infected Sebum Accordiug to asuthorit ever 94% of ail Mair trou are traced to infected : Sebum tsanoll. tt forr e reots of hair. ite nats netidén ia to sugply the t with ol! Rut frequentty: it b infected. It cakes on acalp. It pilegs the folli oe % ew - Rg . ee . % » ; lit ‘. 7 +F bee ks Re Ao’ “yaad +i VG) if don ie J ee “a a* 4 bn ai oa Pen ar : bs “i OM wl * ad chine le: Sa A TG ge ag ENS Paik a wore e “gees cS eoce® . Ne ov P : ia eae * > oe Dawe > ” ‘ie ¥ “a 4 a se 5 - esti ne , SRE MW ae Re Si Ke gee Ry? 7 peete ~ » ee ae : 5 Nae . g SS d: c - ac lt ty Wis a Va we i . * ~~ Per abe ee! er . + siti ee aan eee a > ee i Pt eh eS fas Cetin, na bi " oe ee et Na ae SETS daa iw, -o PS PRT, COE . Rp oat . ae be iS. oS Via wie Ap ae vy f SPP . lead ay re i he 2 Og Aim. ¥* ey Box Wee u ee sa te 3, ulti 57 ay oe is sii) lar ite ~ Still me can buy it it with t spend if you can Grand in make yout Lang. cy | near here, and instantly killed vesterday, when Noel Poepping ~ oi his Orchestra will play rom popular latest song } selection removing timbers. and ais ligtit operas ’ neg ts each eve! —, ee Piano by. Conroy Gustav J. Gruendler Manufacturing Co., Inc. 814-816 N. Broadway A i ; Mane ms Sa Wy PERFECT #11 een ef Oscccascccccd Persians Silver Cloths Fancy Crepe Weaves Crepe de Chines Prints — Ben-Gay. Sor Sprains * Take the pain out of sprain or strain with (ANALGESIQUE ) Just a gentle rub does the trick Atany Drug Store— Keepatube handy Thos. Leeming & Co., N. Y., Amer. Agents Get the Original French , + Dr.KINGS NewDi ceyery « oot 2 | Mis cel : ~ @ in fact every favored new Spring style and shade is here in abundant variely Values— $10.00 $12.50 15.00 $18.50 $19.50 Excelient Workmanship Superb Quality Maximum Values XY “Voon Glo” Crepes, Laces Canton The - Combat it!-before it develops Sore chest? Tight, stuffed- °" half tr Stanete,coothen, P up head? Irritated throat? Suk te Gamer hadiiaene foe of Uncomfortable, dangerous! mucous. Eases raw throats. For _ ‘Try Dr, King’s New Discovery. children—grown-ups, too. Your It has he!ped millions for a period Combinations ro = = " _—— ee = 7 = = nee Dainty, chic creations which, matched with a Suit. complete a striking three-piece costume. SSE ae aa —~e Exclusi ~ ist” wa = Far RES Stres 34 lo 46 anid PAINS i druggist carries it. @ , Sos Ba Pe ve Aaa “THOMAS W. GARLAXDCSSS— SS 1009-11-13 ~ THR TO SLXTI ST = - — ——— Ss ; ~~ 2 ‘ f rs - yh g% ee . Dov * A , ‘ if S: pie : an 25 Bs _ SS) Reet apeaRNMNIRE 3 IROADWAY
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Sete the eh lt . TN El a: RR — — — — = -- 7 4 ssewalian Official Admits Shortage. | | partment, pleaded guilty yesterday jane nis ras epirig os or _ PETTING FATAL 10 DOG TEAM “4 snew told: me, that or te, sivas to) , ‘a * ined Mee Sie his wife, to tell the Unitea Railways my team, and it dia. : . , P if an the Assoc! late! Pre ss. ito two charges of embezzling funds. bien truth | | J. G. HELLMICH “ M,. A. HET! cn oe ~ HILO, ISLAND OF HAWATI, T. I's , oe | ee ree By the Associated Press ARNOLD J. HELLMICH a. BE. HELLMICH entence Was postponed until Mon- Mrs. Stephens testified that’ sev- RERLIN. N. H.. March 1. The | . F Li , March 1.—Joseph G. Andrews, day. Authorities said Andrew A , : eral days after the alleged acciden:! ae 21 em Nel as: Aon ager Bi Ee ) : N i mt « e gent of the territorial land de-] shortages would total $26,300. | AGAINS] ‘Spies admitted to her that he fell, Walden of Wona'ancet drove to. vis ) >. Pere, . - E 4 A \ | ‘ » | purposely from the car. She admit- |tory in the international dog race|? St HS! Fannin 2 es @ Real Service—after ali— ~ @ } ted that she had gone to Bass’ cf- ~ | here last year is broken up, the re-| Opera | e e ! tice on one or two occasions t0 get | suit of toe much porting. The hus.| 4 is all that a Printer sells | 4 +s : Mee money for Spies. It was brought out hij 0 a 1 und th an ‘i going I AL FOR jon Men Members of ‘9 Company Had Contended.Henr\ that the lawyer had loaned his ¢lient | ars MG ood up under but w pee. "they | FRIDAY ‘& SATURDAY | ae Testimony to oe Rye Spies Purposely Fell From $50, believing he was out of work. iwere benched at a show in Boston z L ihe itt Spies denied he ‘had made’ the) they developed distemper, and three! MARASCHINO CHERRIES HELLMICH BROS. PRIN TING Co, Pin Monday. — Street Ca®&, statement attributed to him by Mr. of them had to be shot. . Sa | a i” & my and Mrs. Stephens H maid he wus n° ‘ eeet thin same Floating in delicious (i Se ; A Y A Writt ee and Mrs. § ph Ss. e Sal ne was The troubles that beset his team, syrup and covered with a Locust at Eighteenth t-Dispatch te Toc: , en asi not out of work at the time he was according to Walden. «were the re / milk choebdlate. i‘all Cc Red Rose Means Quality Candies. ry : ‘ oie: in’ tail : . Pay aty oe nee ee | a to Gr H | , ee tnilwave wag re.| stephens on their trip from Florida |is housed in,” said he», “Men who 7 The POST DISPAT( H is the only 5t. Louis adh thie case was called. It e, Z 4 Ow alr against the United Railways, was r: thom “ Nand newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ~ weeks for the selection - é ee 4 - be ened today by a jury in Circuit |}— . a ee in the first trial. Open. ee , . yy ° Costs Nothing fudge Frey's court, for mjumies q1- , nts will be made tomor-4-) yer ie . Uniess we grow hair. 2 ~ The Van Ess 23-bottie lieged to have been ring of testimony begun Fa ; t 7m | vee ' - 4 oe gg gto Ay | fall from a.street car. The company | sole judge. The warrant . oe ’ guaranteed. You are the | Ven questioning W. T., | Be r at , P Lem 7 e's eee maintained Spies purposely threw | rs old, a coal miner, the © | ae Mi iih val | druggist. All we require | hin nself from the car to o@tain dam- | pted the State's fina oe = | , a Mn on pote dade a ‘age money. ‘Two of the .jurors did | bur ialesmen. The final oy : ; : ninety-day treatment. If |not concur in the verdict. ted are John Mohlery a - ethos gy he refund your | Spies sued for $¢ 500, alleging moth; g money. ence you as l, | tin Moulton, farmer and “8 | ms Se tiak et Bg lof his wrists were broken by the fall, | w of Jo! i Tt Mohler; [ea ~ : this test. whi! c n occ ul rread Lec # § ‘Tower Grove; 19°1, from) Eeearion, shoe pepairety ae the back platform of a ; ole of Marion, miner) > No Hair —No Money fae Dee Dire noah the epetern. Ser-| oldest me mher of the ‘ | minus of the line. He — ie h Clark, 23, a nonun | : conducto rearelessly left the door | é ’ : Bitedent, is tte youn’: a is our proposition = . Warning! This Indian trade-mark— aembers of the jury are @J 4 We have a new method ot treating the scalp. It The United \ Railways cont sae the Mosinee Mill Label— found on Poole and Malcoelrn “** i % grows hair. It stops talling hair. U nder actual Spie S jumped from the car. If being minérs and loi? a af recorded tests jit grew hair on 91 heads in’ each hun- i brought Jack Stephens an id his wife | every bundle and ever yroll of Mosinee. a@ union painter, ete! , g : dred treated. i from their home at Pensac ola, F1&.,} None Lenuine without tf. rsare: Thomas Cox, T. ** This is to affer it to you. Results are guaranteed. to testify that the damage claim was eee sl on, Nathan Barnes and“*” : If we faal, it cpsts you nothing. Your own druggist “framed” by the plaintiff. m, farmers, and Joh: ni = signs the guarantec—-we assume the risk. Stephens testified that he and his ardist. % 4 The name is the Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage. | wife formerly lived in St. Louis nnd ' . j he t time | Gre d and James Brown, a- pe Pigg taboae= int Ov a It ' accident, according to Stephens. | mv ? nee Several days Jater the two men) are charged with mur’ with oil. . tion with the death of * : Rut frequently: it becomes Be. | ae al on a gg ses lwere on the Tower Grove cn ™ args avich, one of the 23° * infected. It cakes on the 14 removes it. Tt penetrates | it gave a lurch, and Spies remary , lings the follicles ? ” n killed in the rioting. «7% : and chokes therp. It forma a ie ot Dhetnage po arn Re a ! ’ : a} : ? e . + a Pet museceegye aia | SOR ._ ~~ | ug | Enormous quantities are used by America’s Biness being there,” de- »J - al ther showasbactt | | See ee ec 9 ASO |" iL industrial and commercial concerns every year. The strike and lockout situation throughout he tomb t aa Aart . » d 7. ; rd. 40 a ~~. : ; . | ‘ ‘ . the . . . arate om whichy ae | MF ae) tee | In1921 the per capita consumption was about Swedish pulp and paper mills is.complete. 2 4 | A | | 1124 pounds. There is no telling how long it may last. In 1922 this climbed'up to 15 pounds. _ * * *& Ize | RL cee | Y H | | This means that out of the 110 million in- The Mills of Mosinee are prepared to take .-—D AY , our Ome habitants of the’ United’ States, each man,. care of Mosinee consumers. . | - woman and child drew on the mills for 3” ; ; | | 7 | ‘ This year’s orders for Mosinee are greatly in -ECIAL mo Your Baby Gr and Piano | pounds hefe wrapping paper last year than excess of last year’s tonnage for the correspond- | the year before. ing period. } and Saturday r q A dream? Do dreams come : : i : : | In other words, in a single year Amaerica’s The k . 7 . cere ees -PLO.OO Ihiay . : > ; | e keynote in the wrapping paper industry — coma Ad true? Sometimes. And this can Premier : tonnage- ~demand on its wrapping paper mills this year, instead of being “price,” is “quality : : : be one of the times. : I d 28% a 9 mes. ....$20.00/}. las jumped 287270. and service. Dutfits. ...$45.00/]} : Baby Grand | * * * : x ok * Jrums.....$8.00}}., The Premier Bab prums— «oe Be akc ee r. ee ~ 6 2 5 The year 1923 will show a marked increase in - The Mills of Mosinee make the one high » tension, $32.50 || : Raia, ; wrapping paper consumption over the high- , rade, standard Wrapping Paper S : ot ous that this Baby Grand that will These Premier facts will water mark of 1922. : fit right in your living room should coven} lougell Seen. The market for Mosinee is steady and firm. ie Meniead bu musicians for its “eR ee : This is due primarily to increased volume of 4 thie: ta ann Ged eee uct of the largest factory general business in‘ this country—requiring The demand tor Mosinee is active and in- in the w ing small ing. tone and action. cat teakioe anclasiealy. 1 more wrapping paper to handle it. = , ee ees meen This is the right time-to anticipate your season’s requirements of Mosinee. ' 7 ales calvinel heir” te Peyote eo HT, : Still more marvelous: that you Se ee | And it will be a little harder to secure de- ik Sere it foo candy $625 PS ¥ SSE aD ae liveries of wrapping raed when iy want it, : Dp terial: we believe it with- and at the price you think you ought to pay— it with the money you would oat os equal at saiadeate vg . 3 "ieee a" re More yards per pound . ’ } " d near its price. ie rea ; spend if you didn't buy it. Yes, te iin ey vere te, eee Oe Costs less per yard tl GF, a wan weer seek 26 but because the shipmients of pulp and: paper you can have a Premier Baby inches long, occupying P scarcely more space than ° ° an upright piano, and un. Grand in your home. You Call doubtedly the finest small make your dream come true. Grand Piano in the world. Friday and Saturday Special! | , Brown Paper Company Premier Baby Grand for only | “A Month ; Distributors of pry ase WN #88888 A two-day opportunity. Buy your Premier Baby Grand tomorrow or Saturday at the latest and benefit by these most unusual terms. Special Values on os a ii | Think of it—if you buy your Premier Friday or Saturday you can All Cornets | 7 | buy it on monthly terms as low as $15 monthly. 3 DQUARTERS ror + | ve panos, De © “The Aeolian Company...» | . ui ; : | oS & | MARTIN BAND as) ie Of Missouri Ww. Py, ermer. pre. SS | ) UMENTS. ; 5 Exclusive Representative, Steinway Piano and Duo-Art Until 9 P.M. Ih | ai ee et ie ae “Ihe Uni Uniform Wrapping. Paper UREIZER | Hh Fo 5 OLIVE ST.
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TIITRSDAT. MARCH 1. 1923. | 'RSDAY, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approx Fa: ils that of Ute Daily Globe- ‘Democral and the Times Combined. SGaBeit 1. 1923. ai sreece honered het “a R or MURDER C CHARGES AGAINST | Gree “honered her » Mrs. Tylden 2 2 (12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S 5 : ot odimaeapedtomabes oe flew mane OKLAHOMA CITIZENS DROPPED »." v= consideray's won ae eee Wee os |i) _ Important Sale of 150 7 € All-linen, half-bt 2 — nee IE ee - aioe — - —_— - with a_yisit. To —S— — ———————————————————— -—----— = turned a portion Given Away. an ape EE | | Action Follows Aceuhtal of Jeff — e 70 inches wide: flo Ss ’ With Kill- , . & . a IN PROFITS | om ee rece gel ADVERTISEMENT. — ru tO 1 (ton | g for ever day use, 20 DRAW THE CROWDS FRIDAY || 1, ine anccciated Prens & . | Friday, at, yard... We WILL SELL / ARDMORE, Ok. March 1.—Elev- Be S i - | * en prominent eitizens of a e ure o ys . ‘ ’ eS 4 = A ; Fourth and St. Charles 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ar “6 h: »f ry) ul? Men's Heavy Overalls ecco ges of der in connection with ’ Men's Heavy Work Pants of Joe Carroll of Wilson, an allie real | . Men's $25 Two-Pants Suits $14.50 beotlegger and organizer of an an a en Men's Blue Serge Suits $7.50 Ku Klux Klan demonstration. Car- | | Men's Whipcord Gabardine Coats 50 | roll was shot down on his own door- | | ' step when he resisted masked men | ° Men's Belted Overcoats $3.75 | S pecial ° 'who attempted to seize him at his| 1¢ Troubled With Sour, Gassy Stom- Boys’ $6 Tweed Two-Pants Suits $3.55 | nome, tate orf the night of Dec. 15,! ach Use Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tab- : : ‘ Boys’ Blue Serge Knickers 90c 1821. Two weeks before he had been | lets After Eating. ! Friday Men's Heavy Wool Sox T1h0 warned to leave town In a commu- e . Men's Balbr Und ; nication signed “K. K,. K. No. 18.’ Just because the stomach gets sour, ) riggan n erwear C : afte r @ ating don’ r scare yourself in e ’ : “~, - - ’ : ‘ ‘ | He defied the Warning In a statement . / | . starvins Sweeten your stomach Men’s Athletic Union Suits published in a newspaper ‘and led /'t® Stars hg. er a ‘Men's Canvas Gloves. __- YO% iwhat he called an “anti-Ku Klux : Klan” parade through the streets of Y é TU dT ) Y uUrniture 4} “4 | Wilson. | 3 | Two of the masked*raiders were) . | fatally 'O led before they ‘ere | | Sears - > ¥* ; . trek oft be estate et A BOUT $45,000 worth of Furpiture has just been gone over and driven off by members of Carroll's | ‘ aS | marked down to $30,000—a saving of $10,000 to the people . j e S1 ij o ea on, 1 e y ’ ‘ . ° . " on a é | defendant brought to trial, was ac-| | _of St. Louis and environs. And there is just today, Friday Fmt fe FOANLIN ADE ae re eer © if and Saturday to take advantage of this opportunity! After that the . secon 1ée€aring Oo 11S case, e “st er . yf & _ sale tags all come off and prices go back to usual. ° 4 , 'trial last month resulted in a jury _Elghth and Franklin disagreement. | Cases aBainst thp other 10 Were - e e e | dismissed by Distriét Judge Freeman | ID Room Ss t S R d C d ‘on motion of County Attorney Hodge | inin rag Ul eC e Uu e whenythe Smith jury reported after | A‘ ae | | a jury had been sworn tn for thetr | / Our complete stock of Dining- -Room Furniture, including new ih ¥ | At Savings T joint trial. , y Suites bought at the recent Grand Rapids market, has been ) a Oe | oat radically reduced. There are Suites for small apartment dining , : . ~ A | | @ Notwithstanding @ con TRUCK NEARLY WRECKS | rooms and for palatial banquet halls. ; | \\ c: ) | dicted fusther ady i Z| BUNGALOW, MAKING DELIVERY An eight-piece Suite of Tudor design; finished in ) 2 aah Tart ee 3 i | ir ; aH beshinew aii othe $ The Big Fellows Who JM oa walnut, consists of oblong extension table, 60- 160 | \ a 1 3 cial prices, making | jommene «Sf inch buffet and five side chairs and one arm- A. T. C, Tires h : our own patrons B i amag i | Stomac . ae “est - » a tc aeene — | * nimest tl Drinened chair. The Suite is reduced from $195 to Tn Ova to Stimulate |O Wriday’s Busines | | paar ; ' with oné or two Stuart’s Dyspepsia | | r ays . s | Hq a saeep pe sty te! A big, heavy truck loaded with] papiets and tackle the next meal | a raer vo IMAC a . i Hi The highest grade } " A - > | | coal nearly wrecked the bungalow Of! without fear: The average person | Bedroom Bar ains | | 4 Lid ) | We Have Selected About 150 Regular $10 : | hanstenetiaa Gan : | Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Brooker, at I needs a lot of good food to supply é } 3 ° 4 Vi t R d | 6929 West a avenue, at > p. M./ his bulk with sufficient nourishment. Bed 7 S11 di ) | Hats and Marked Them $5.65 for | esrenieee to | vesterday, When, in. attempting to | And if. the food sours frem indiges- | Odd 1 id f ra urnit re—Suites iscon. ¢# | 3 oo j ctor Records | . food : dds and ends of Bedroom u L 1 Black : and Sold on _deliver its cargo at the house next | ¢} vi . acl lkaline | ‘ Friday Onlv. Colors anc ack. . F ee nan | tion eve ba Aapeoary Ng pe oe tinued by the manufacttfrer, are especially priced for | | | \ : vee | H A f M h | pushed the front wall of the Brooker | up your strength. rhe big sturdy | these last three days of the sale. There are, for instance, | Dy | - or arc ' home away from the west side sup- | fellows who tackle the big jobs of sevel ral three- -plec e Suites A consisting of | . \ : x ee § | SO | port. life are no stronger than their stom- | aa | »} iff . } > R15 () 4 S al Cl U Sal ‘5 sser ahd Chiltorope, a io | - Victor Records—the best A crack neariv half an inch wide’! achs, hence Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab. | mee i : : % . | pecl ean p e Records going! And the / now runs from the ground to the top | lets are really invaluable to anyone | vaiue, NO 3} 49 | : 9 cok : best place to go for the new | of the bungalow, a petition filed im- Inclined to indigestion. Kat what | About 200 Hats formerly ones is the nearest place— | mediately after the accident asserts, | You like, pie, cheese, sausage, pickles, | | priced $5, $7.50 and $10. While ; ° 21° . ing .| fried eggs or baked beans and _ let | be be be . ‘ your Neighborhood Victrola ;}and so the Brookers are suing the - ) | 3 ’ , | 3 Store. Here's its address— | East St. ‘Ivouis Drayage Co., owners | these t table ‘ts k rg your stomacn sweet | | a ue S in 1 V in - OoOom uite S . they last, } riday A tees twee * : » x Vv om. 7 - Ds i i oi ae a hie, 4 * SAS TR 'y =) 189i Ae aes pipihece a de - an ene }attached the “truck until bond is! %) cent box of Stuart’s Dyspepsia | | given. Tablets of any druggist. | | Prompt action prevented the driy- | — S removing his truck last night. - ‘Brooker got an attorney, who tele- St Jose h’ ) | 9 Doors : e ween ~ 5 - pl il the Cir it Cc ‘t Clerk. 2 o | * p Ss , | : | : ah eine ool hala a » sg | South of Locust and . | ~e —_—— ae | Served the attachment. LIVER REGULATOR some _ = "8162 \ : Busv Bee St. Charles 4 r P ¢ APNE: | . 4 , . — - | f * | rive f¥- — : prings or Franklin Avenue ff CITY PLAN ENGINEER NAMED — EAS a : Well made of spec » Franklin Avenue eX | | | teel, at the Coréa’s Foreign Record | ON SIMILAR NEW YORK BOARD ee eS | Front, 7-plate, 18- Shop Ib: ist $2.50, at.. 1214 Franklin Harland Darthulomew With Famous | Rear, $-plate, 42- . _ Experts to Advise on Laying Out , 7 ‘ : . Last . Be econ ee. Great Metropolitan Area. tb List 37 O. | Harland Bartholomew, anaitner 2017 E. Grand for the C ity Plan Commission, has Spark PI 2607 N. 14th St. | been appointed a member of the ad- Champion’ X, ‘#- .East St, Louis ‘visory board to lay.out a metropoli- | only four to a buy Lehman's Music House | fan area of 59,000 square miles “or list 60c, gale ..+se- 309-11 Collinsville | the City of New York. Champion, with Maplewood | His conferees ara Raymond Union | corrugated porce Talking Machine Shop ™-inch #ize; sale | The Prufrock-Litton factory is he ‘adquarters for quality upholstered Furni- > Seen a | or pe This is your opportunity to pone one of — wel made-Suites at a | = ~ 7 2 opt eeecece me ee i — . te za qeecce seeeees ones cosess A A — ee ee Luxurious Fox Chokers, $25 to $99.50 ee ee —- — (sose iene = sacar beeper The newest styles for Spring wear have just been received; in colors of beige, 'guished Canadian: planner, Edward, 2739 Sutton 'H. Bennett of Chicago, and Fredet Sarah-Easton hick Law Olmstead of Brookline. odd Jewelry and Music |Mass. The engineer in — of Co., 4104 Easton Av. field work will be Nelson P. Lewis, ‘engineer fd the Board of Estimate in the following a ager .|of New York City. | Wellsgton Talking The work is proceeding under - 16x20-inch, list Machine Co. ‘ | grant b y 3 he Russell Sage Founda- OY RT PIE SIA To SE BT ort OFF SI RI ITC OLED TOSCO FIC ORLA OOD weacesyeeectetes . : op, : ; 5956 Easton Avy. tion and is designed to prov ide New : ens seo KOE BeNtagatte coos z CNN “(0 Ooo sbaey ; 8x26-inch, list. $1 South Side |York with a plan for future grow; ie eee Af WORE 35 i he ‘ : | 93x26-inch, list $1. ses Reais ONCE ff REE see mom S | 1 =6Chamots Polishing! + Cae | Red Head, % and ai u c : {inch size, sale pri . . Auto Chamo foft, pliable Chamols of splen¢ sand, blue, brown, blaek and the new shade Hudson Bay blue. (Third Floor.) y 610-612 Washington Avenue . ALOE ARES BS 8 at scien. wa net ee Baker's Music House which regards New Jersey as part ph Other Seat 3121 S. Grand Av. _ commercial and industrial area / i H —of Special Interest in Point of Value, Quality and Fashion 1 a for Ford ee Jefferson-Gravois | Three Queces Visit Diiieenastinn. Bauer’s Music House By the Associated Press. 2619 Gravois LONDON, March 1.—Mrs. Tyiden = of Sandtingham was the - Sarah-Manchester | | proundest woman in all England re- Bly-Moss Furniture Co. 4115 Manchester —of closely ; tan and gray 6 fabrics, self-boun¢ 25 2°39" T= —for lighting and é6-voit, 11-piate, Overland, Che special 6-volt, Hudson, Chalme cial at 12-volt, 7-piate, Franklin, etc.; cently when she celebrated her ons hundredth birthday and had as guests three Queens Q eeu sa ary | culled first to offer he) tet atuia- tions. Later in the day Queen Aiex andra and then Queen Olga of | 7 SS ee and asa US cere re: Ey ey, | 4% from heavy fur-trimmed Preventive | Lift Off with Fingers | | gg |_| ga. Soe Winter apparel! Desim- | Spring Chokers ROE OREO a a } Ee Vs | £ Oo What a relief these Golds or Influenza charming Suits afford Special Fur Feature! Laxative splendid _light- CSRs : tm TexNer | _|\ a weight fabrics along lines : | SERRE ROR CRE \ > eR ley ka e\\\o\ | oe ie .\ to accentuate the most ee s+ ger amen ¢ 75 pe ueneeuptansrotas ) T Py eaibar= Fe \ outhful and graceful f rel and 2-skin German ° fone He nenone RoC | ! y Ase - y & erul frea- fitch Chokers, very spe- a TT, N | N E eseeoganeahi ie sab | a } Si fae : \ : tures, they offer the ut- cially priced at most in style. Tablets In In the higher-priced group : . ; : ol Pi ° € Grove are unending selections in the Up to 3195 Furs Bere creeee ce esencta Se eee a | {Paes y LOE RE ROS J § i Bi) MAN | | 8S) UPR HORE ‘ , ie ess Lats terrae SUNT ety, es} / Se ; veh Pt One “s — ema ; ec aeneenrnnnnennnrnrnnene eee OT, Bronekns. SOOT -. >! aconpag rinuadban wtrsicne Bes § ends. Rugs suit | mula’ poise ; ' . 4 you lift it right off with fingers | n. navy and black shades, | y a fae $5 sc gh 7 aioe ae a eipine them _— druggist selis . tinv bottle of Other two-piece models and three- = gr (Third Floor.) s | : : Sma}! 7 fant GT the poleaneita waste matter with *** Freezone ae cw cents, su ° e _ " : ie : E . = ie dae atorserdenc ; a edt piece Costume Suits, priced $45 to $125 aes 7 | ee 7 = cost OR ich they ve are ei ent to remove ever hard eorn Ff a e 7 . ’ x in oy + “= e »? ee Mans Oe apa BE nh one RRR ain Anti-Urie ts a remarkable blood pur MA fier and toric. compored of herbal is Pruly' Urle in wei ras . ‘ TNRENMES sate 2e-. - ; ‘ ; stint: soft corn or eorn hetween the toe. tery restite in any : — he os 3 ery? ‘ : ond the ealluses. wt : : t ; ¥ rf atbaliva Mricg $i 00 «ai Judge’ A , : , cal , the us SUTCUCsS OF ’ - . Se ace eae WMe'!ph, o ‘ rritauion, = ‘ ) SS ee ee ee 4 Se pRB PER esting a Pee See oe 9" ad ee a se ieteten eopbete PETE EE D4) O34 p42 OF: Hs pede rs tt sorry Se page rt he 4 SESE! tH) ity —yrrrreyeroereverermnevopnnrevey pe pugrart (y"
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rene wany ' age MARCH 1, 1933. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: THURSDAY. MARCH 1, 1923. wre te me ee - = —— — —_—e - ———_—— ~ jof 150 He SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 14. s | aa $7.95 Tablecloths © $1.98 Table Damask q@ All-linen, half-bleached Table Damask: ed AR | a idleMien wide: 4 ; | @ All-linen, bleached damask paté (0 inches wide; floral designs. aaa het Ce | r] Tablecloths; 72x72 inches square; rou . ~~ gale Ra MS a aie agg 8 sak ws Mh itn yee by % Spec oe \ Sea . Se ; . : 4 ia ‘a ¥ ww Re ‘ : 4 ne re ‘és = Cs ay tas Bk aa . 4 for everyday use. , ee - nant ) ) | | 2s Friday, at, yard... We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Largest Dist designs. Of durable quality. $ 4 a «2 Third Floor or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Misscurt und the Wane CEEOL SHENG: CHO «rar noes 4. ee tteeccent on 9-2 eae eee . ‘ aan sia . Wen owes oo R eon ois atealiaeats SRT Tee : Ses ate . TT ereecegesereres at ne & —— re _— , , ; ss sis , ™ — ee F riday Is the Second Day of the Sale of i 4, = : 5 : - erste > Pe Berth tid OW . \ “erie aie S+ tes. ; te a ~—>{} ‘\ , : j . . « 7 . - , ‘ \ : 4 a the > ie | ' y ota si el ste" ™. i : » *, ~* * 1 ; ; _ = . hz de ' oD Sree, 4 ib het 7: % laa hth Sieeensley | . ave ‘ 7 ~ #ter. . ef a 2 * te Papers). te. ¢ + faces etel t. . ’ ; ° ; 2 j +r bee > 7 ith . eae, niet to *. sare ite ' . . Mi . ’ * ee ’ ’ PS “ol- l& j rr Mm) oe “ a 4 oe * \ + ' / > P : » P " ; pt.” ’ eee? otha hae ie eben >. eh Tob TM ee Ry wale : : ; aaa Misr ; seteagits eet sept! tet Peer at, eae ' +8b tl elelece, ole ee " oo ee he , 4 a) . : o. ete elect, ’ +" ate " ‘- ‘s ete > , ; ‘ * Pa? Paes toteees Sipe 0) eet tet EB semeegte Pel hain ee ; rt 52S be eee Pee Ps - " ‘* . ‘ « 3 ’ a . ; . * : « le * Shee ft sy igh rie! ‘ ’ a4 » > be —et-? wre perete ier > bs ote th ‘sé tae - -.* ‘> aie): fy Se} ; . . , ' $6060 . 7, * a0 s ‘ I “a > ~ — “a; ’ An annual event that means much to economically inclined | Odd Lots of motorists. But a partial list of the items is given below. | ia) 9 “ om _ Boys Wash Suits ° . © U O Ives | $1.95, $2.45 and $2.95 Kinds At Savings That Should Impel the Immedigte Antici- fa | pation of the Entire Season’s Needs he ae : @ Notwithstanding the recent advance in tire prices and the pre- eG) ° ° dicted further advance in the near wei by reason of the rise in % . +} Special Sizes 2to9 ark Li ." _- Here’s Good News for St. Louis Parents— Girls’ $1.25 to $1.50 Dresses Special Friday. . Of High-Grade Washable Fabrics @ So seldom are such splendid Dresses as these offered at such an extremely low price, that it will pay parents to anticipate their daughters’ needs for months in advance. Over 2 dozen attractive new Spring models tailgred of ginghams in plaids and checks, also chambray in solid colors, eet cae eeeee . ite oi al , ee ee . tet n “ e ts * at 4 ney : rte ‘ ( : : ° ss , " J Ben ——_—— - = . a . 2 .. . * ee ee: & ee ee ae” : bee)” rh’ ’ at. a kk Se 5S . ‘ y Pe : . . a ~ ’ ; f Spring : regular and extra sizes, forced feet; sec- @ New Spring Blouses with attached collars, wraps; yard DOSOnGs Of onds 44¢ to 60c grades, " eS, e Fe ' / yokes and facing in sleeve. Choice of neat $1.98 Tricolette 44c grade . Men’s Hose Springs for Fords iui StewartSpeedometers : AAT ee ee fr ee ene eeu percales Yard-wide . Tricolette, a $1 Union Suits Seamless Cotton Hose with | Well made of special analysis —. . ‘ * 4 1 4 P . ? attern ast ° if : J ) with Broadway cuffs easing P 8 of Basement Feonomy Store Basement Economy Store Basement Viconemy Stuore > | . Boys’ $1.19 Shirts color percales. Sizeg 12% to 14 neck, R3c Well tailored, in coat styles, Rear, 8-plate, 42- | J | : For Friday of striped and checked percales; Ib. List $7, at | | J}, \ Auto Tire Pumps Second Floor > ie 3 j : sie, xhaks aot tee ee | Cg ~=—s GA eee | Ad “Holstein”’ double-cylinder, Spark Plugs : double-action compound air 12% to 14 7 _vTerrrryyyrYrTYreYeYrYerrmhrtrrT See ll ee ed i i A. T. C. Non-Skid Fabric Tires Between Locust and St. Charles bbb De orrVrrrrerl rere eel eee eee eee oy _ sf i. Women’s % 1% ize: Champion X, %%-inch size; Pumps; most quickly and 13] e . only four to a buyer; & easily operated hand Pum | : aniy operated tand rump | =) Marquisette Curtains list 6c, sale . made; length 22 inches; list Champion, with one-piece . $5.90; introductory corrugated porcelain; 38c¢ price "-inch size; sale .... U “Perfect’ running-board ° 65 Red Head, 4 and % Pump; lever action; Mst price Friday . Select inch eize, sale price... 25c $3.00; aale price ...... $1.45 : Pair. ‘nm Early ° ° . Iiberty single-cylinder Pump _ : Auto Chamois Skins Automobile —very powerful; sale price, 4 Foft, pliable, oil-tanned . 850 @ Highly mercerized Marquisette Curtains, made with hematitched Chamois of splendid quality, Oil ae . H hem and beautifully finished with Cluny lace edge.’ Choice of Factory Finish Polish H white, ivory and beige. Curtains that are very specially priced, in the following sizes: 16x20-inch, list 7bc ..... 58c At Special Introductory , Will restore factory finish to therefore early selection is advised. teen eel os eee : . your car with little effort , , hey ced alae BR amg Prices; 5-Gallon Can and lasting results: | Filet Lace Curtains 85c and $1 Cretonnes Egyptian Attractive Cretonnes in a wide Chamois Polishing Mitt, 750 ; | Of extra uality 4 Pint size with ailx cloths; rns, with pees A edges. | range of patterns and ooglor com- ( ‘oO : $1.35 value, at $1.00 iH Various designs in fvory.and| binations, 86 inches wide. For Other Seat vers f 5 Quart size with six cloths; | beige. Many 8 yards long: | draperies, cushions, ete 38c ° | H $3.75 value. Friday, $? 8 re tf Boys’ 79c Blouses : : te eager — eee — NA ZA $1.55 $1.95 collars Be = . stripes to re am ‘ois aie, 49¢ wirnet Values....... C | $1.50 Corsets An odd lot of slightly soiled . . a Corsets; front and back lacing; ¢ Straightline Dresses f Amoskeag | low and medium bust; 65 and standard ginghams, also excellent also girdles; broken sizes, OOC percales in a varied collection of pat- ' $1 Corselettes terns and colorings. All have novelty oiet dk totes, af mnaeenaae pockets, organdie collars and cuffs. pack fastening; good All sizes 36 to 46. range of sizes Basement Economy Store 25c Spring Percales, 122¢\ @ Dress and shirting Percales, 56 inches wide, in neat light and dark colored patterns. Limited quantity, so early choosing will prove advantageous. Sheets 25e Ginghams | 39c Towels. Seamless bleached Sheets ; Mill lengths of Amoskeag Heavy quality double- size 90x90 inches, with | Dress Ginghams; in a com- | thread Terry cloth Towels; deep hems. Seconds of the | prehensive assortment of | size 20x40 inches. 27 $2 trade, Friday patterns and colors. 18¢ Blie borders....... C special . Friday, yard ; | : Pillowcases Table Damask 19¢ Toweling Full - bleached Pillow- Highly mercerized Table | Bleached Huck Toweling; | cases; size 45x401% inéhes, Damask; in several pleas- | with narrow red border. | with three-inch patterns. Seconds of | For making kitchen or rol- | Seconds of ing tio upele: - GOC| saun, poets Very Special Friday— Pull-lined and Curtain Remnants | forsee +. for Ford Cars $2.10 value, at Fifth Pleor as Basement Economy Store —of closely woven brown, { Recovering Outfits tan and gray striped cotton fabrios, self-bound and fitted | re oi an tag we Hi with glove button fasteners. . curtains ree cellule “ Sale : Medium Body lights, binding and tacks; of | ] “te en: enzer Pricd A highly refined product made ae eee ee for { tiated ———_—_ ——_ $3.75 to meet the epecifications of | Tourin Mat $850 oe $4.9 H " . $6.95 the United States Government | », Pee a en “i Special Friday $5.45 and distributed solely by Fa- | — ~— go i's x $9.95 -Bz ‘Oo. on | ' : Sees. ey een Outfits with oval glasses F las 4 for 15c U S L St our recommendation. This is | th wear curtathe: Seur | o OD. bee orage a high-grade Oil that will give | ing. $5 95: iio . - @ Large eifter-top cans, limit of four cans a pet ' | ie to a buyer; quantities are limited and no mail] Batteries entire satisfaction and equa] to $4.65 | —for lighting and starting. ollg that sell fegularly for ) a>. or phone orders accepted. S-vok. l1-plate. for Ford, io gy Cue ow INeRES | Shaler 5-Minute | Uta $1.00 Door Mats | White Naphtha Soap Overland, Chevrolet, etc.; V ° . ulcanizers ,| ‘White Borax Naph- 6-volt, 13-plate, for Buick, 5-gallon can en ulcanizer for : x23-inch size. Well | pars, and no mail or Hudson, Chalmers, etc.; spe- punctures and cuts in inner : ‘at rou made with braided ‘phone orders accepted. cial at tubes; a universal 9&c Hi ; edge. Just 100, 75¢ | 10 BARS 33c eature ! : okers 12-volt, 7-plate, for ) necessity; $1.50 value. at, each ; te.; , j 75c H inl 8, - | Franklin, etc.; special, $24.65 c Heat Unit for above, 580 =}, $3.95 Clothes Hampers, with handle | . ‘ | 85c Brooms, limit of 2, each......«.-- - : | Rubber Pedal Pads, slip-on type, for Twelve handy Tools in canvas roll; ham- 61.565 Wool Wall and Ceiling Dusters....... Fords, set of three mer, adjustable wrench, pliers, screw- | 650 wire Waste Paper Baskets.......++.++-- Pyralin Sheets for replacing curtain lights, driver, five double-end wrenches, chisel | 76c Mops, with long handle, large. .qm-« ff 0 7 Be $ sae eo ee . Friday Only—Tungsten | ore aa | | 3 3 | Bulbs | epee ! Comfortable and ex- € Splendid quality Rugs in a variety of medallion, Ori- u | VF \ - ay: ever ood - looking ental and conventional designs, in the wanted colors. All | ES ee a eh Se are these frosted brown size 9x12 fect. and neatly finished with heavy fringed sie eRe nk SER! Fe Fiber Chairs and Rock- ends. Rugs suitable for any room in the home. ete EP PEI SHA | G.stentart erperien, Bulbs Pl NG high backs, loose m4 ear shape, 10, 26. 4° $5 27x54-Inch Axminster Rugs watt sises. At thie opeotal Aled poles rv. Small Rugs. size 27x54 inches; choice of various pretty $3 95 my you should secure sev- - + Pp ° rv Gesigns and colors. Made with deep, heavy pile. Throw size. . ° ’ | Main Floor and cretonne sea and Fifth Floor 3 backs. seventh Fleer (TrryryTyyyryyeyyrerTrerhlemhleereereereereererr,.rmerrefwrtTSeTeS eS ee Extra Values Priced at, Yard $3.95 Satin Slippers Women's plain and one-strap bidck Satin Sifppérs and Colonials, with Louls heel Cc e C all sizes from > Bn rly to © eccccesssoee © . € A large collection of handsome ourtaining materials, including ia sad plain and fancy scrima, voiles and marquisettes; lengths range rin Charlott fr one to five yards in length and many of them match. made in our «om Jake e offered for Friday only at C , inin " very special 6 for 35c Tapestry price eenenrevenveaeeneree : very Gestr-|. Mili fot ef superior quality : le that have vagestry in numerous patterns : ome soilea from 18c an en Various sises. 986 eeo eeenvreeveeaenenvneenreee handling. Ward..--+-++++++- Special each Gartaine tm the pre Theoden. Special, $2.69 | 15 years ~..+..---+0-)- Besnomy Store "rr rvrrrrererereereerelerl err erlherh eee ee -.~ ererweweewrrwrerertrrer,rrfrreTT't tt TTT? T7777 777 7"
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SRO ET A AY AOE Se hemstitched at both a 9°, tions; also “Beauty” tan, henna and red: ends. In white, brown, Boa {") 64 ~ Veilings of many! only 12° yards to a,navy, black, tan and v styles. customer. ' cardinal, Main Floor Fourth Floor Women’s Silk, Satin and Radium Silk | $1.95 to $2.95 Camisoles > $16 to $25 » Values for @ Model Spring Hats from New York’s most eminent makers; styles for street, sports and dress wear, and for women, misses and matrons; a really extraordinary opportunity in Millinery of the best types. Off-the-face styles, pokes, sailor shapes, turbans and other effects of timbo braids, hairbraid, Italian Milan, French Fourth Floor felt and various combinations, gal, $Y 00 @ Daintily made tin strap-shoulder and built-up styles; some tailored and hemstitched, some semi-tai- lored and others very lacy; shown in pastel shades, navy blue, flesh and white, It would be wise to select several at this unusual price. Cotton Undergarments In this group are corset covers, step-in-drawers, bloomers and en- velope chemises which have 50c¢ been mussed from handling. Third Floor ” Tomorrow—In Our Infants’ Shop— Tots’ Spring Coats Seen Vatoce Special af. 62 flaring, straightline, reefer and full length models. Of Volair, tweeds and novelty cloths of various shades. Sizes 1 to 6 years. $5.95 Sweater Coats $8.95 Smocked Coats JAttle girls’ Sweaters in Tux- | -—of {Imported washable cordu- eG0 atyvie—full pleated = skirt | roy in Bishop style; smocked and with brushed wool collar | on yoke and embroidered in ape erie. Various colors; quan- | rose buds. Sizes 6 months to 2 Mty ~@ to 6 years ! Third Floor WOOL Kemnants are 1.5 to 3 yards in length, and include serge, tricotine, ve- imited.. Sizes | years. Special lour, Poiret twill and | ' | 45 many other excellent all- | wool weaves. : A Friday Opportunity in Choice Wool and Silk Remnants Discontinued Numbers From Our Line of Redfern Corsets At Savings $ Oe. b stcw aes In Usuable Lengths SILK Remnants are in plain and fancy effects—over 500 pieces in usable lengths, Taffeta, messaline, Georgette, crepe de chine, Canton crepe and other kinds. $4.50 and $5 2 00 Values..... @ Lightly boned, medium and low bust and short skirt Redfern Corsets; new Spring models, made of excel- lent French sateen and imported-coutil; sizes some- what broken. An unequaled opportunity for the women who know the desirability of this make. Third Floor Third Floor Special Friday Selling of =Colored Velvet Ribbons 75c 10 Y d Bts..ne DexCBolt gre Colerea Velvet Ribbons for dress trimmings or millinery; {n half and Warter inch widths. In all favored light and dark colors. 50c Colored Velvet Ribbons lk, gatin-baock Velvet Ribbons of splendid quality; choice many popular shades; 1% and 2 inches wide. Special at, yard.... 150 ~ Main Floor Special Friday! Chocolate Mints ‘Regalarly 60c—Pound Women’s Kid Gloves $1.95 Values Special b7 15 : Friday. . BI516 @ Imported Kid Gloves @ Large creamy mint in two-clasp style; with centers, covered with fancy embroidered “eweet chocolate and backs; in browns and nie Aclicious | grays, as well as black U Main Floor and white. yates ricer oa a awe ae ~— ay ee a eee ae a eR EY PPO EEE PTT RD . hs > s* a fy 7%. SeLEAEPPRE PD cntncat A Surprising Sale of Men’s Fiber Silk Hose Black sik Hose And Silk-Plated Hose— 75c Values @ 4000 pairs of excellent Hose; all the products of jane of the country’s most reputable mak- ers, are featured in this unu- sual offering. You can profit- ably supply Hosiery needs for several months ahead to- morrow. Heels and toes are strongly reinforced to insure maximum wearing qualities. . All sizes in white, gray, navy, cordovan, champagne, Russian calf, Palm Beach and two-tone effects. . Main Filoer UNTTARDD UM SI Go ‘ TEL PPPRRRRO HEE } tate segs i stea ‘242 $2.50 Grade—Friday. *“e @ @#@ @ @ Women’s lustrous, medium weight Silk Hose of @ e splendid quality; with silk garter tops and a kind ou will appreciate at this very special price. Since 8% to 10 | J . Women’s Silk Hosiery 7 f $1.65 to §8.00 es of pure thread silk Hose; with 1ofeeenee foe and able. Pr Net: and wanted colors. 9 C Speolal at, pair ' Main Floer Women’s Athletic Union Suits $2.25 to $2.75 Grades $1 59 @ Suits of excellent cotton materials and silk-mixed weaves; of serviceable qual- ity and very comfortable. In pink and white and reg- ular and extra sizes in lot. Thiré Fieer Men’s Sample Soft Hats $5 and $6 Values Special s 9.2 Friday.... Special Friday.... @ Hats from a_ leading Eastern maker; newest styles for Spring, including soft Hats in browns, greens, grays, tan and black as well as esmartly styled derbies in black only. —_—-~— _— a - =a NG ee a -~ FOR FRIDAY — @ No mail or phone orders accepted and quantities limited on the foljowing items: Men’s 39c Handkerchiefs, 25c Full size, splendid quality linen Handkerchiefs, wth narrow hems; limit of 12 to each customer. Main Floor Men’s $2 to $2.50 Union Suits, $1.45 Chalmers Union Suits in gray wool mixture: soft and durable; long;sleeve, ankle-length style; sizes 34 to 54, Main Fleor 10c and 15c Laces, Yard, 5c Cluny, filet, Valenciennes and fancy cotton Laces, insertions and beadings in this splendid lot. Main Floer $35 Dinner Sets, $22 Very attractive 100-plece Sets, in pretty border design, made of excellent light-weight, semi-porcelain ware. ' Fitth Fleet | Women’s $5 and $6 Shoes, $2.95 |} An assorted lot of broken lines of sport straps and Oxfords with leather and rubber soles: most unus- ual values. XY Second Floor oa $1 Hanging Frames, 69c _ With nicely finished brown moulding, these frames come complete with glass and back in size 16x20 inches. Sixth Fleer | $2.75 Black Charmeuse, Yd., $1.95 ' Soft finish, all-silk, 40-inch dress-weight satin Charmeuse; ideal for Spring dresses. 7 Third Floor Redes $2.50 Framed Pictures, $1.69 Landscape, religious and fruit subjects, framed in beautiful imitation walnut; various sizes. Sixth Fleor Men’s $6 Shoes, $4.95 af Havana brown kid, straight lace style, with cushion insoles and rubber heels: on wide toe last. Second Floor a $1.25 Silk-Mixed Crepe, $1 Silk and lisle yard-wide Crepe, a soft, firmly woven fabric in, neat, allover printed patterns. Third Fleer Girls’ $5 Shoes, $4.25 Growing girls’ sport Oxfords and strap Slippers, with rubber heels; sizes 2% to 7: splendid wearing quality. Second Floor i 29c Tissue, Yard, 19c Woven stripes and plaids of 27-inch sheer cotton tissue; an extremely good looking dress fabric. Third Floor Umbrellas, Special at $1.15 {| _ Men's and women’s fainproof cotton taffeta T mbrelias, with fancy and natural wood handles; big, widespread style. Main Floor - = — $6.95 Feather Pillows, Pair, $5.38 Well filled with new Sanitary feathers and cov- ered with heavy quality art ticking; size 20x27 inches. Third Fileer Linen ’Kerchiefs, Doz., for $1 Women’s excellent quality hemstitched white linen Handkerchiefs; limit of 12 to a customer. Main Floor Striped Ticking, Yard, 39c Absolutely featherproof is this 8-ounce fancy striped ticking; it will give exceptional service. Third Fleer . - $1 Sanitary Napkins, 69c Venus brand, splendid quality, large 8-ounce size, covered with soft gauze: 12 ina package. Matin Fleer Z Remnants, 25° Discount Remnants of sheeting, pillow tubing, and muslin in usable lengths: al] 1 prices, | outing flannel + off the marked Third Fleer 15c and 18c Twilled Tape, Bolt, 10c | Superfine English Twilled Tape, in 10-yard reels; white only; % to % inches wide. Main Fleer _ ss Reed Baby Carriages, $25 Splendidly woven of excellent quality reed. wi } ; th ho adjustable backs, artillery wheels and good sorta Sixth Fleer ~ $1.25 Kantol Elixir, 79c This preparation clears up muddy complextons; itis not a pack, but a skin purgative. Third Fleor $20 Dress Trunks, $13.85 With round edges, center bands and . g004 loc th Trunks are very substantial and good Prt be Sixth Vieor SS Remarkable for Friday! - Chic Blouses! ——_—_——— $8.98 to $12.50 Values— 15 € An odd lot of handsome louses. Slipon, jacquette and Balkan models, tee long or short sleeves: crepe de chine, Georgette, crepe net or matelasse new Spring shades. Fourth M teva, ® xh ” oh educdh tien: ; "a na Sor me ai 4 by nh Lleadatedalad Sty Ambassador Dis Indebtec ( ¢t : By the Associated Preas. LONDON, March 1.—~-A Harvey's speecn of last which he discussed the causes and the nature of tain's war indebtedness fo States, evoked expressio pleasure in British officia day and gives indication considerab@ discussion. The Foreign Office 4 comment on the addres reliably stated that Harvey's remarks, particu as the case was put, h challenged the British G@ to issue a statement re Balfour note of last Aug considered to be unusual, eign envoy. Ambassador Harvey's that Gweeat Britain had asked to guarantee and guarantee the payment dollar loaned by the U for the use of any coun than Great Britain itself, today as one of the note terances of hsi address grims’ dinner last even Harvey quoted from note of last August t “Under the agreement ar United States, insisting 4 if not in form, that, thou were to spend the money, on our security that the pared to lend it.” The ambassador said doubt that the British ¢ wolld “with equal form lesa explicitness remove prehension created by tunate allusion.”’ The dinner was given < Stanley Baldwin, chanc exchequer, who headed financial mission to W The Prince of Wales & Pilgrims by dropping in ly. Others at the din the Duke of Devonshir gillian Ambassador, Dr. - field, Viscount Peel, Sir enson Horne, Sir Ph yraeme, sks ry Dar Hamar Greenwood, j Worthington-Evans, Cag l.. Hussey, Naval At American Embassy, a Skinner, the American eral at London. Pe “A Vital World Pre Ambassador: Harvey, f geaid: “We have met to de achievement. I do nott gerate when I pronoun conclusive settlement vital world problem = ‘ntice. It involves far ; greatest financial tran ed in history; it bore hancement of mutual firmly believe, the ever ship of the two great which the entire world | preservation of solvency which are essential tot and happiness of all m The task was one magnitude, said Harvey, justment of terms relat™ The great’ majority presented conclusive evi mistakable gratificatic United States, and tt manifested in Great B ed “eloquent testimony of relief, even joy.” — “The United Kingde Ambassador, “continue the rock of financial 1 national honor.” “Great, Britain was n guarantee, and never d the payment of a loaned by the United use of any country othe Britain herself,” was «I to the subject of guars The United States. the Ambassador, vol pledge that Great Brita be held to account for a the supplies delivered sentatives fcr transpo to be used by another ‘ “In point of fact,” “a very considerable the debt of Great B United States was inc purchase of food and} people living In Englan Harvey pointed out } advance made by the to any ally was hund of dollars to Great Bri her to discharge a tion and maintain her. and also that the Unit released to Great amount of the high and sha as security “The obligation tht added Harvey. “consti the debt which is ne the British Governm the securities. Surely repayment of such al rightfully be regarded Shylock demanding esh.” U. 8S. Obliged to The Ambassador t that the United Stat obliged to borrow $4.9 Cause it had loaned to Engiand and 4 United States had © le Other alifes $6,060,000, it. had received not ~ . @til paying at the m » fent—over $250.000,6
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THURSDAY, MARCI 1, 12928. a E oaily Cartoo “* {| Editorial Paes ~ le : St LOUIS POST- _- me " Just a A _Society—Drama sg | Zoudoir Lamps ‘ ‘Tose, gold or blue, and te with cord, push ps are ee rey 3 Sieable: PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, oniy . Fifth vic LA LS IDAY Jers accepted and following items: Et By the Associated Press. LONDON, March 1.—Ambassador Harvey’s speecn of last night, mhich he discussed the ‘causes and the nature of Great Bri- tain’s war indebtedness to the United States, evoked expressions of dis- pleasure in British official circles to- day and gives indication of causing considerable discussion. The Foreign Office declined comment on the address, but it is reliably stated that Ambassador Harvey's remarks, particularly when, as the case was put, he virtually challenged the British Government to issue a statement refuting the Balfour note of last August, were considered to be untsual for a for- eign envoy. Ambassador Harvey's that Geeat Britain had asked to guarantee and never guarantee the payment of‘a dingle dollar loaned by the Uni ted States for the use of any country) other than Great Britain itself, stood today as one of the noteworthy terances of hsi address at the grims’ dinner last evening. Harvey quoted from note. of last August the phrase: “Inder the agreement arrived at the Inited States, insisting in substance, if not in form, that, though our allies were to spend the money, it was only on our security that they were pre- pared to lend it.”’ The ambassador said he did not doubt that the British Government would “with equal formality and no less explicitness the misap- prehension created this unfor- tunate allusion.” The dinner was given in honor of Stanley Baldwin, chancellor of the exchequer, who headed the recent financial mission to Washington. The Prince of Wa Pilgrims by dropping in jv. Others at the dinner the Duke of Devonshire, zilian Ambassador, Dr. Harry field, Viscount Peel, enzson Horne, Sir Graeme, Viscount Hamar Gréenwood, linen Handkerchiefs, 12 to each customer. Main Floor nion Suits, $1.45 y wool mixture; soft and agth style; sizes 324 to 54. Main Floor s, Yard, 5c nd fancy cotton Laces, is splendid lot. Main Filoer Sets, $22 is, in pretty border design, t, semi-porcelain ware. Fifth Fleet Shoes, $2 95 | lines of sport straps and bber soles: most unus- Second Floor assertion not been rames, 69c moulding. these frames back in size 16x20 inches. Sixth Floer use, Yd., $1.95 | neh dress-weight satin ng dresses. ut- Pil- Third Floor ictures, $1.69 ruit subjects, framed in rious sizes. Sixth Floor oes, $4.95 at night heels: remove by lace style, with on- wide toe last. Second Floor ed Crepe, $1 repe, a eoft, GO paiterns, unexpect- included the Bra- (;ar- firmly woven _ Third Fleer 2s, $4.25 Fords and Strap Slippers, to 7; splendid wearing Second Floor ard, 19c of 27-inch. sheer ming dress fabric. Third — 7 at $1. 5 | Inproof cotton taffeta natural wood handles; Philip Davenport, Sir Naval Attache of the! and Robert P. lL. Hussey, American Embassy, — at London. “4 Vital World Problem.’ Ambassador: Harvey, in his , said: “We have met to celebrate a great achievement. I do not think I exac- gerate when I pronounce it the first conclusive settlement of a_ really eral Main F ane * ows, Pair, $5.38 Mitary feathers and ecov- ieking; size 20x27 inches, Third Wleer s, Doz., for $1 lity hemstitched white of 12 to a customer. Main Floor zy, Yard, 39c this 8-ounce fancy striped Mal service, Third Floor ne ed in history; it bore with it en- ship of the two great nations which are essential to tBe prosperity and happiness of all mankind.” The task war one: of appalling magnitude, said Harvey. and the ad- justment of terms relatively minor The great’ majority in Congress presented conclusive evidence of un- mistakable gratification in the United States, and the unanimity manifested in Great Britain afford- ed “eloquent testimony to the sense of relief, even joy.” “The United Kingdom, Ambassador, ‘‘continues to rest apkins, 69c ality, large 8-ounce atze, a a package Main Floor oe on and 2° 0 Discount llow tubing outing flannel’ hs; all % off the marked ird Floor Ts Sole tec) ed Tape; in 10-vard reels; wide. national honor.” “Great. Britain was never BUarantee. and never did guara the payment of a_e singie loaned by the United States for the use of any country other than Great Britain herself,” was his reference 10 the subject of guarantees. The United States, according to the Ambassador, voluntarily pledge that Great Britain should not be held to account for any portion of the supplies delivered to her repre- sentatives for transportation to or to be used by another ally. “In point of fact.”’ he “a very considerable percentage the debt of Great Britain to United States was- incurred in Purchase of feod and clothing for people living in England.” Harvey pointed out that the first advance made by the United States to any ally was hundreds of millions of dollars ta Great Britain to enable asked to antee., Main Floor J, > riages, $25 ent quality reed, with hoods, heels and good springr. Sixth Fleor up muddy complexions; PUrEANVC. Third Floor unks, $13.85. bands and good locke, these and good looking. continued. of , a. Discussed Underlying Indebtedness, Saying Loans Were | ay to y Britain Itself. in| underlying | to! did | out: | the Balfour | les surprised the: | rectly, Skinner, the American Consu!-Gen-) f _ You see ‘ruining the credit of any ‘try by canceling its debts. vital world problem since the armi- | ‘stice. It involves far more than the) greatest financial transaction report-| hancement of mutual respect and, I} firmly believe, the everlasting friend-. To} which the entire world looks for the) preservation of solvency and stability, _could mot the rock of financial integrity i dollar | gave a ' firet settlement Since peace. ; cost of the great |Singled out (other. , bear 'with the enemy,’ 'bassador, 'favor—certainly Sir Robert Stev- | ae Lloyd-! Sir | Laming | Worthington-Evans, Captain Charles| DISPLEASURE EXPRESSED IN BRITISH OFFICIAL CIRCLES _ OVER HARVEY’S DEBT SPEECH causes of DUNSULAR DISPUTE :6 of 28 atembers of G. 0. P. City Central Com. ~_—-- Wal in the United States and Great Britain was about the same, remarking: “The human mind. cannot prehend a sum so colossal. but body here will deny that the come was worth the money, probably—God lives.”’ Another misapprelension ing the United States he wished to remove—-‘it has been said that we and dunned Great Brit- ‘We did neither one nor the The expiration of the three years 4uring which we had agreed to the entire burden was ap- proaching, and the same day Government gave notice to all debt- ors to that effect, which was merely the customary preliminary or the negotiation of terms Britain Alone Responded. talked Sritain money “om- nNo- out- and pity all us ain. our One or two appeared and about the weather: Great arrived and talked business. The outcome was the completed settle- ment of this greatest financial trans- action in Jess than a month. The raising of $20,000,000,000 was not an easy task, the Ambassadcr admitted, but it had been done. “When the time came to settle continued the Am- “we were gratified to hear that our portion of the 000 when their pockets had been thoroughly searched. Whereupon we waived gur claim in the allies’ a wet meant ict at the time, even though thus far the search has been less productive thi | anticipated.” defend or the United Harvey While not wishing to seek credit for the pdt ee played in the war, nted to make clear that “our con- aeaston was .undoubtedly helpful. It may, indeed, in the generous words of vour Premier, the have been decisive.’ fact that 90 p.- had pur- chased United States bonds were de- seended from United Kingdor) could imply but one thing-—’ , He thought the ‘that i our people had supposed they were |giving aid exclusively, though indi- through the British Goverr- the other allies, we simply have raised the moneyr we certainly thought we were helping England.” his hearers that intention other coun- After de- tailing the amounts and terms of payment of the British debt. which he thought, in the words of Secre- tary Mellon, “just and fair, and might even be considered generous,” the Ambassador paid trioute to Chancellor Baldwin ing commission, and concluded: “Great Britain did nobly. ica recognizes and gtories in the fact She also hopes the mother countrys will consider that she, 100. regarde‘1 faithfully the obligations of justice honor and fidelity to each other.’ Baldwin's Remarks. (hancellor Baldwin, in his speech, said: “The debt funding commission have dealt with men more more fair or more sjrous of helping to arrange a tlement 1 claim no skill as a gotiator: we were lucky in the eumstances of our arrival and in at which we negotiated. Robert Horne (former Chan of the Exchequer) would have done at least as well, and his smile would have been worth that half per cent “I would only say of the debt that we stand in this country as we have always done and as America stands, for the sanctity of contr We have concluded with America the to not ment could Hie assured t} 2 United States had no f competent, set ne- Cir- the time Sir cellor acts. giad to have done it. We made a fair settlement: we have been fairly met and all rejoice that it has been | done.”’ the. the, , other. ‘and which her to discharge a pressing oblic:-, tion and maintain her waning credit, end also that the United States had released to Great Britain a hue amount of the highest class Bonds. and shares as security. “The obligation thus discharged,” added Harvey. “constitutes part of the debt which is now funded, and the British Government still hotds the securities. Surely asking for Tépayment of such a loan could not Tightfully be regarded as an act of a Bhylock démanding his pound cf Mesh.”’ L. S. Obliged to Borrow. The Ambassador told. his hearers that the United States had Obliged to borrow $4.000,000.000 be CAUse it had loaned £50 000 to Engiand ard also United States had loaned Other allies $6.600.090.000. on 4 at, had received no interest, while etn Paying at. the rate of 4% per “pgent—over $250,000.000 vyvearly—as = Met AS taxing ite own people. He pointed wut the fact that th $12.50 Values— Special at Ad An odd leat of handsome louRes. Slip: jacquette ano Balkan models, with long or short ex! eeven: of Orepe de chine. Georgette, crepe net or matelasse in mew Spring aNader. Fourth Fiser oOcren thee. the to the whiteh tmat - the! ’ ' vail ing that more than one today “Tf world there is needs other.’ said the © that the two great countries, Britain and America. should stand, know and appreci each If there is one thing that affords a bar to that knowledge, is often the occasion for the happening of things we all re- gret, it is the fact that we speak a common language. From the fact of our speaking a common language -—-T will sav nothing of Americans the average Englishman ~ feels knows America and that he nothing to learn about it. ‘There nothing be sired than that the statesmen and budding statesmen in both coun- tries should learn by personal con- tact something of the other. The two things the world wants todas more than anything. and vithout which there can be prosperity are peace. first and foremost. and economic stability can only come when peace assured Without those two things there ine before the human mate hankrupte)s bloodshed «tarva tion It hancellor, ‘ is (;reat under- ate } he has i to more de- no 1s noth race bot ui have faith ") rn English speak whe sfand hehooves those strongly in then ‘olin bands. and if th ing peoples join hands in the deter- mination that ideals shall pre in the world, it will as they will.” ‘7 ufi iheir 19 -~the pete regari- : payment | reparations | 'would not be less than $10,000,000,- | Should be public | British that | passengers from / tional have ‘ship's note of Dec. 27. and the fund- | Amer- | de- , We are | _Consulat be even - ~ ULS.SENDS'STRONG uy NOTE 10 BRITAIN IK State Department Newcastle-on-Tyne, Closed’ by British. HOLDS CHARGES ARE NOT SUBSTANTIATED Two Officials Were Accused of Trying to Divert Pas- senger Traffic From. Brit-: ish to U. S. Ships. the Associated ['re:s WASHINGTON, arising from ~The cancel. Match 1. controversy the lation by the British Government last July of the exequaturs of American consular. officers at Newcastile-on- Tyne has bean sued United closed by orders is- the States Gover:- that be b\ ment the consulate there shal!) not reopened. Ambassador Harvey, in London advised the State Department vester- day that in a note handed Lord Cur- zon. British Foreign Minister, he nad conveyed this decision of his Gover: the Govern- Vice that ment in the case growing out of action taken by-the British ment against Consul Slater and Consul Brooks on’the ground ‘they had discriminated against Brit- ish vessels. fc)- ‘eral others that 2 investigation had produged The American note, lowing an exchange of se, on the controversy, reiterated thorough convincing evidence that the charge preferred T? lie opened. it could.not be substantiated consulate would ner he re said United States’ Position. The Ameri the position ‘an Government took that the two officials ly exonerated by of the the charges were attempting to divert British to American ships. It declined to accept a condi- offer of the British ment to drop the charges as n eetinz this position British change Government they Govern- The refused to position The lic at “On (;ove . 4 mer) ifs or iginal text of the State Department. behalf of mv the honor to inf of the receipt the note, as n follows: Government, |] orm your of your 1922, ir lord- ship 1 which you state the decision of the Brit- ish Government with regard to cancellation of the exequatur recognition, respectively, of Mr ter and Mr. srooks, Consul Vice Consul at Newcastle- “In el ru : and Sla and on-Tyne. the circumstan cted to inform en, Lt am i1 lordship issued n and to dispose ular prem vrour that o1 reopen of the ders have heen the lease qo? tn consulate of the (“aoy;s8 /1ses. “Charges Not Substantiated.” ‘“‘May |! call the ionTl, once more attention fact that a investigat of which British Covernment has been fully informed was made of this by officers of my Government, and that the e aence mvinced mv Chy« to Vou? thoroug! Tne case secured er charges pre | iated ° ver’ ment that the ferred CAaT- not be substar se , ‘ 7 My Government desires fhermore, once again. to that although it has never.que bbe eg) the right of the British to cancel the exequatur of ar Consul on the ground non grata, it that when specific charges vanced it is lled to most thorough investigat to clear or discipling the ae ete Miv m call in the racy of 1 whie lordshin ind i: the cane i? 1856 Vv the United States of the British Consuls at Philadelphia and Cincinnati The evidence against these .Consuls was in judicial proceedings them be guilty of the laws and the sovereign the United Sta’ — - ——— po Government Amer- that he considers ad- the ican is persona are make on n eon pe order of. ist fenders (,overnment nioreover., question act - CU the yrralle (;overnment of exequaturs New York the develoned which showed 10 violating rights of t oe Closing of Consulate to Result in In- convenience to Britishers. = « Dispatch Mar toda\ Special to W\: ASHINGTON Department the T’ost ha State . D . C that THe Ciosine Oi il e at Ne@we: much greater Britishers thar efteet routine activities at Hu! iftie de- their wouid ; *S 17} (aT - venience to Americans to transfer the office | ritielh 1 ‘ * > @ genera | all the eonsulate from News Vises ¢>F of to the -. elerse erbcar ports : i chi c eT | Hiuil =? i“ . 4 Tra ia. }) poe rs SOP wR hecessa rw rf&aq’ | re nization castia endeavered rsuade the British Foreign Office to fir Keep the . id a PT" Vs « “vu ran verse effect of interests a Oper closing on A lared by the State negligible 4u- ican Sm 1 ey Department to be = emer ee a ee ee eee } Forbids Reopening of Consulate at: , presidency will ‘excepting six. , pott, ade pub- ' , those lord- | the | speech ---—— — er i a ee — T THURSDAY E V ENING, ee M A RCH 1, er ee — ee er 1923. a —A— ~ eS NEUN SUPPORTERS CONFIDENT HE WILL CARRY ALL BUT SIX WARDS IN PRIMARY MARCH9 mittee Now Backing Him for Nomination tor Presidency of Board ot Aldermen, of the 28 members of the an City Central Committee suppOrting Walter J. «. chairman of the committee, nomination as candidate for the of the Board, of Alder- men, and the number is expected. to increased to 22 before the pri- mary, March 8%, politicians favorable to Neun said today. Neun’s supporters carry all wards Sixteen Republica are now Neun, for ut are confident in the primary They now figure that ard Iu. Kuhs, First Ward Alder- will carry the First, Sixteenth Nineteenth wards and that Ol- Remmers, attorney for An- Ine will carry his own ward, the Twelfth. and prob- ably two others on the South Side. Kuhs is expected to carry the First Ward because he lives there the Sixteenth and Nineteenth bhecause tobert E. (‘Bobbie’) Moore and Nat ({oldstein mitteemen, and Kouhs, Neun They declare ile Kdwa man, and iver T. heuser-Busch, and respect) vely, Com- are known to be f contingent that the only strength Remmers will s! in the primary is that obtained through the hacking f ¢ Collector Edmond Koeln and say that ‘Koeln will deliver more than (1 the claims. iow ity Neun’s friends not be able to three wards. None Make Definite Prediction. outline of the situation fur- nished by the Neun followers em- phatically condenined by politicians backing eit Kuhs or Remmers. Put while they vociferously declaim that their « a splendid chance for thev ad- here closely to and none would rr prediction of how would line up The 1¢ her andidate has the nomination generalities anv definite committeemen lake the One of the Kyhs supporters, when, that (Coldstein for told of reports and Moore to conside!: joke. After request for iefinite in whic] might di finally said “Where Pete Where will Frank Slat do think “Tub” nd Welpott?’” He Anderson Jr., F onlv Kuhs statement a were the huge of a formatior fhase several repetitions =“prceve reports } ¢ § Anderson be” ” Where be, Pe.- er be becker wil] referred irst Ward com- ; Frank M. Slater, Sev- Ward committeeman: Louis Becker, Eighth Ward com- mitteeman, and William TH W el- Twenty-third Ward commit- teeman The that will tf fer mitteeman enteenth Neun § each of ipporters are claiming those Committeemen be for Neun before the prim: arrives. Importance of support the commiitteeme) the primar the fact 1 the publi generall: lakes but comnpnarativels little interest in a municipal prim and the voting done connected with the ward through thei: arises from hat ar’ of by most ig OT - ganizations, ef forts. Specch of “Bobbie” was learned by “Bobbie ° a special meeting of the City Committers Sa | noon Was re of mat of the nd talked of ‘)' Moore. today that a Moore during It Republican last urday after iarget responsible for iitte -- who POs- Co rigyi ip behi Kuhs was then being asa HOUSE PASSES FARM CREDITS BILL BY VOTE OF 305 10 36 —_—— — - Measure Proposes Establishing Two Banking Systems to Meet Agri- cultural Needs. By the Associated l'roe«s WASHINGTON eredits b Tund new armomenit , 7 e% o meet the fina needs of the indus Ho agricultural day by the cor ference The votg Opposition from now goes to was being New registered ne rs England Staies } @ne, proposed would ae | adit the The T ery mediate ¢ Les ANnKS. Aa Hon each as os nd With a apital of $% They would be auths tax-free ntures of $600,000 tity giving resoul of $660 or nearly twice amount?! War Finance ee called tural indust: to issue total aggregate ine been Upot agricul Pr ia rorized bt ate credit the capital | ach limited that. will ers of |i There riane® vesto also would corpora‘ions ving a capita! of $1.006.¢ each [onder an at kiment adop* ed by the House War Finance (orporatio! wou! continue tc) ’ , | Lal ; , . . + “IOR uMNtii ; By Si count stork eae ang fun Rail Rate Control Motion tT - Defeated. A« a | © Leal Iria tie igations. fec] Lodge saving that 1 bv anv treaties of ‘a daring and ‘T’ndoubtedliv grou “Perhaps he has in gations concluded (zarist regime e did recognize our Tors ato} vy quoted in was guiits statement.’ on differ- Trotzky. the obli- the old We We ; ; ii.« {} Hone we stand nds.’ said mind W iii ent mora! crat le was it those power debts re pe we did eontrac n ver | war?r ed Cre dti) WA ith not r)- tec ry" We termd to par the debts , ipo s governmet i oy pay them vy the "Zare “ ii! not Authorship of Bil. Denies Sper al to ie at -Diepatet JEFFERSON ITY nator Frank Warne: Arg! mor some one bill introduced Warner bie pre pares Ci-Awu ray has *> erTianaing his const, him for n esaure, partici- He ae rate ate charge rr nef Tr) } | uf ihe pat of | Remmers | ‘ Afti- tell | Kuhs | ‘hall to receive a feport 2 on ided of the Board of @etuweate and Ap-' said here ) yesterday, PAGES 15—18 me ee ee =- ee nS es Se ee re ee POMMITTEE MEETS DIRIGIBLE AIRSHIP SERVICE. (0 GET REPORT ON "cHTCAGO AND NEW YORK CITY BUND ISSUE WORK ‘Marshall Field, William Wrigley, Franklin ’D. Roosevelt and Other Capitalists in Company Program of Board of Public That Will Use Experienced German Crews. Service, Outlining $10,- ulus . . From the Chicago Tribune, :ating corporation. Young of the 187,500 Projects for First “"..y YORK, March 1.—Marsh:!!| General Electric Co. is the head af Year Presented. Field and William Wigley of Chi- the Amefican Investigating Corpora- cago, Franklin D. Roosevelt, former tion. | Democratic candidate for the vice Would Surpass Zeppelias. presidency of the United States; Crowell said. investigation had Owen D. Young, vice president of | Conyinced its backers that the Untt- ithe General Electric. Co., and other! ¢4 States could go ahead with the leading business men of the United development of @ line far surpassing the famous Zeppelin service, oper- ‘States, are members of a corporu- ition which has definitely decided to ®2ted with marked succegs in Cer many before the war. « start dirigible air service between Comptroller and City Coun ae . The advantage that the Americara G; d New York and Chicago, according to +1 gg ; . . w possess in the development o selor ive A vice as to former Assistant Secretary of War 4: | Benedict Crowell, one of the Mrec- | the dirigible lies in the monopoly America has in helium, a non- tors of the corporation. that The decision to establish an air ¢xPlosive gas which is almost as an explosive gas ‘service patterned after the Zeppelin Meht as hydrogen, ‘ines formerly operated with great which has made dirigibledlying der- 'success in Germany, was practical. serous. ly reached about a year ago, ac- According to Crowell, German ez- cording Crowell. The decision 3 Yee in the operation of dirigibles to go ahead with the New York. have been brought to this country t@ Chicago dirigible Kne was only dé-| investigate the practfeability of cided recently. lighter-than-air flying between Nag Pthns Are Outlined. York and Chicago. They spen Crowell made Only a slight refer- | Months looking into air conditions ence to the plans for a Zeppelin line| Their investigation covered the m@s to Chicago Saturday night at a din-} teorological records of the eastern ner of the construction division, an, Balf ofthe United — for the past organization of men who built can-| 1X years. tonments during the war. Later he Pian Feasible. ‘supplemented what he had said; “And at the end of their investign- about the line of dirigibles. tian,” Crowell yp? ona Re le He.said that the organization Clared that the speratton of diri- gibles between Mew York and Chi- which would undertake the develop- ment of, nightly air service by dirlgi- cago would be far simpler than in Germany.” © ble between New York City and Chi- _Cago was incorporated in Delaware One of the t under the name of the American Investigation Corporation. Thatior ganization’s function was to look the | Mto the feasibility d6f the project. in previous meetings to Now that it has been decided the designate the first project. Report undertaking can. be made a success vill be made by departments on the the backers of; the project will form pians ready or being prepared, and another corporation, the General the work considered most urgently: Alr Service, plone will be the oper- needed == : ——=— board they welfa ‘ sewers ee ee, CITY DEPARTMENTS OFFERT SUGGESTIONS Steps Necessary to Get Im- provements Under Way. The Citizens’ Supervisory Commit- on Bond Issue this afternoor to Expenditures, the city from the Public Service on $190,187,- recommended for in- in the first vear of construc- and be advised by the Comp- and City Counselor on finan- cial and legal action ta be taken in getting the public Improvement pro- gram under way. The report by the Service, drafter conmimittee which to plans work, Harry Scullin, The com- 372,500. voted Feb. 9, Is tce niet at of work Board 500 in clusion tion. troller Z0ard of Pub- vesterday, gives definite lice the informe arting vice chairman, piete program in the bond to be spr@ad over No has supervisory ition on base for s! the t striking disclos- ell was that Ger- engaged by the snid today. of $87, issue tres made by | (man flyers woeld projected operatin man the sigid aircraft. Amis@s /yeason, he said; | | “We will use. German crews to start because they are the only ones who know how to operate dirigi- LEAGUE CRCLES SEE NO FAULT COURT PAN. Would Be elect ion 10 vears. taken the action been by eoninittee in addition to the of streets vue repur involve portionment only when appropriations. This procedure is varied on — authorizing the sale of bonds. Suc r@asures originate within the + a of Estimate and Apportionment and are sent by it to the Board of Al-| dermen for passage. The bill dues not come back to the Board of Esti- mate for further consideration’ un- less it is amended in its cotrse through the Board of Aldermen. re, public de- letters outiin- eme;nts directors the and place committee today ail the improv departments. Ordinance Hequired Time. of the chief obstacles to an immediate start that has been point- ed the committee is the time | req for passage of ordjnances, first authorize the sale of hay initial bloe¢ks of bonds to be iss coanin ‘nen ordinances authorizing ay HOUSE ENGROSSES CHILD LABOR AND JANITORS’ SALARY BILLS app eye ating nioney from the bond be passed unti! ab is grata een pions ay tw money action Taken Also on Pian to In- | States have representation in the placed in the treasury. This is pro- crease Pay of Sidener’s War- ‘ , ‘Court of International Justice is rant Clerk to $3000. | os Sethian Special to the Post-Dispateh. regarded in League o o bs has been esti- could | ° : Arges. can f JEFFERSON CITY, ities and Bae ents the more det pa expected to bye te ii € ing’ in affecting those One View in Geneva U. S. Mut to red 1a) oe Mempers. Re é.. Associated Preg GENEVA, March 1.---President ‘Harding's proposal that the United ondimiens ra ISSuUe CAT) charter. four the first three months would before bonds rated Lo elapse March 1.-—A the conditions imposed as to mem- . bership such as not to create any sold. The committee be ' bill to prohibit the employment rie invited Comptrol- ler Nolte attend the meeting to dav and advise the committee on these financial questions. City liaid has prepared a report showing 38 suits for demnation of property for city uses are pending in the Cireuit Court, of which 20 are street-widening proj- children under 16 years old _ “(for more than eight hours in one day in the larger cities of the State and | Place the United States on eq others to increase the salaries of 16 | with the other members of the . janitors employed at tire courthouse | court. “ and muniqgpal courts building, and that of the warrant clerk in the Clr. evit Attorney's office in St. Louis, 1o «(difficulty (Counselor COnh- desire of the League of Nations for the United States to join the tour the timé of its crea- | ' | on ) + the House yes- | ¥4* shown at ects provided under the bond issue.) Were engrossed by t ) il y the special provision under: The condemnation section of the dé- | terday. partment is overburdened with such The child labor bill, by aares | wine Wwikea aka: mente peo - suits, Haid said, and an ordinance | Sarah Turner of Kansas City, is an) | become members by invitation. has been introduted in the Board of amendment to the present child la- | Teamue officials have recuel an Aldermen authorizing employment bor law which already prohibits the | Rlreese se ar oot on the wubject frown of four special ettorneys for this! employment of children under 16 | the United States. They regard the work. Members of the Supervisory “yvears old, for more than 48 hours in | | sine a: as purely an Ameriéat Committee have expressed the view! any week or before 7 a. m. or after , ate one rmination the erican the legal department should be given | 7 p. mM. i po tended The United a larger force. and necessar? appro- The janitors are increased, under | - wr ' eects priations, to carry the work a bill by Representative Manning ses 2 io aint Seiin el ‘he oem ; A recommendation for an appro- from $900 to $3089 a year, while | > : great Powers in the court Twenty smaller countries have ate priation of $56,000 for the legal de- | the salary of W. L. Geist, warrant cepied as obligatory the Jurisdiction partment, to carry on the condem- clerk to the Circuit Attorney, is in- nati worl under way or to ereased from 2400 te 000 a year nation TA j I crea ! , $ J 43 of the court. The court's obligatory jartbsiction be started soon. included in the. This bill caused a loud disturbance , . f ’yblic Service : g? f ati bi Board of Public Se shioes repo in the " be me PPI PF ey oe has been greatly enlarged by Subcommittees Planned. originally o, i mitts at | visions. in many treaties for The Supervisory Committee, com-|% Y®#F P | ence of disputes to the court,-as In the Lausanne proposal to have the " s t ° Ytion of an tioning as one group in considering ip eos aa Representative Strauh | court settle the. Anatolian rafiros® — all bond matters thus far, but sub- tne PFO ta ’ question. 4 c sf. owes ; committees on the improvements are of St. L 7 —— to be formed. A proposal was made New York Lawyers’ Committee fn- in a recent meeting that a SHORTAGE OF INDUSTRIAL ‘dorses Harding's Plan. ‘ tee he nagped for each of the ly the Aree lated Presse | : LABOR IN STATE FORECAST | cw York. March 1.—The come . partménts within the Board lie Servi which has control ores, mitiee on international law of i construction of public works. Such Employment ET TTD in Missgurt 4 on, lation of the bar of the City committees would deal with the de-| (yung «sgighly Satisfactory” by New York, headed by EWhu Ror, partment heads on the construction State Labor Department. has recommended ‘to the association — affecting those depa rUnents. ‘nen ,e- Spécial to the Post-Dispatch adoption of a reeolution cctting to the Supervisory Committee | wacuINGTON, March 1—The in- forth that the United States should ~ dust rial employment situation in Mis-* becorfe one of the supporters of *he “highly satisfac- permanent Court of internation Or now )s& ements 8 . comMmit- five de- . of Pub ce, port souri is pronounced } the each he eceureme if as iows i? “4 Publis Citizens if A and er the ferred fa? Lo earing ittee for passage the approva! of ate and Apport rought up for of Aldermen Aftver tm the Ma‘ effective ‘? excen! Committ ceive Bet i} onment 14 Sake tet ies ; : rh ooing oaft« ne signs ermergenc’ iil, whit: fective on signature r Guch bits pase through «the han.’s lout for all tbey can get” De, as a whole, thus saving time on pre- liminary details. Ordinances will have to be passed | tory” in a statement issued yester- Justice and indorsing President Har — Board of Aldermen on day by the Department of Labor ding’« recent message to the Senaté. project authorizing construction end “Peasent indications are.’ t San The resolution read: “The eot- ' necessary appropriations rhe statement says, “that in the near fu- mittee of the bar of the City of New ~ of such a measure fol- ture a whortage of labor will be ex-| York joins in what it believes to be The bill will be prepared with- (ating In some lines of- induetry the wiee judgment of the department wf the Board ; thie shortage already ‘se becoming people that the United States plas Service and referred to the manifest. Building activities through - | to hecome one of the sup , : wa eee. vee ped out the State continue to Increase the permanent Court of Rie lord approval It then will go to the their volume of employment and | Justice at The Mague, and (hat Gur,” Board of Pupitc Bervicr Sor Soeraey there shortage of craftamen in Government shoulé-therefore adhe | ror. oe PP aemrtatgpe some building if fea.’ to ae Sy smonnar ost $aste tala —% tion in The , - Slieaisstiendlin court in th n pit has been~émtroduced, re- PI President in his meses an aldermanic committee? Says Tarks Intend to Kign Treaty. ate of Feb. 74, 1973." Ynd reported out by that By the Associrted Prere —_— niles must re- KANSAS CITY, Ma. March 1, the Board of The Turks intend to sign the peace) Rufus Day Made Daugherty aa hefore treaty drafted at Lausanne. accurd- Bry the Assemated Vrese t by th ing to Dr. A Tieas Hill, former di. WASHINGTON, Margh 1. -—-F pasa gé rector of the foreiagt operations of & Tas, mape Tt for iner ‘seoctate J . for an the American Ted Cross and velvere liee Wititem H. Day. of the Be So dave that presi@ent of the Upiversits of Court. “ar appended Yenterday . on M bewrrur! lr. Hifi hee returced to’) special ampieiant te Attrorner tie hecomes ef- his here here, ‘The Jurke are, Daugherty. lie baye been ‘shrewd bargainers and are holding lew in this city. Hie will be. signe Hi » the offee @t. lore =~ as 7 - : I ONE RIN. 6 ON he: NNR A OR ty Me — : rporation “to i on Equality With Other =" cles here as entirely reasonable and 7 for they would . a - It was pointed out today that the 2
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Tiit Mai MARCH 1. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1923. cere cmeeeene ~~ me ——— _ —— — a . — ——— ry 2 imo - ——— = ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH POLITICS AND THE LEAGUE. curiosity of the sinners and saints alike; that is, the eee —— sf | = | : he Co n ni , 3 opponents of the league and its substantial sup-’ Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER The League of Nations Nonpartisan Association porters sg ’ - , es ton Wa : . : . - | Dec. 12. 878. whic! , tan President Harding and the * : . ms oe : P : : meee lich vesterday sent to President Harcing anc 1? Me ‘ : ae 7 i | : Publishea by the Pulifzer Pudlishing | a ages | San s if Mr. Anderson would answer those questions his trees 9 ” aan rr ry > “~* . se ~ . = . > -* ee and @) eel 3 £ “i pag CAP SE frustrated, the viper whom the Rockefellers - E : 2 te, | a i in re ~ pate in th: ial Cor } ice and asain . a Ge? s : Wa. nat , 7 : : ith Our College | , - -ATCH PLAT = aeriso In their bosoms would be exposed and the ae yl a ee - ' : # Abroad With THE POST-DISPATCH PLAIT- prompt action t end by the Senate, is in it od Ce er : x am cae , , (Yale Club of Capri, it.) PORM hopeful el , Emperor of Oil and his Crown Prince would resume ee hS | arr . ’ ; hopeful sign of progress +} i . f i> * | . : aa Pe pes mn : : l meetiz I know that my retirement will ae th ‘ ; oe vis eel , the cesirable, practice of contributing handsomely. 5 er Sa : ‘ : “ : 4 7 The annual = e of th : oOo tal e reatest ovostacie to ,« i. be —_ . ; = . +. . ay —_ - * — ¢ S «Tt? . rake no difference in tts cardinal e 2 Such would be the delightful sequence if the Ander- geting ee ca er, “> > ; ; es he Crud oe Oo = se - ; a: : 5" eS © oat te ; pela this year (1922) , . , = ng could be done about it until the Legislature ; Ls : nN yd ws . ooo . ’ Lnited S ‘ +) T a: ae of $ ‘| ich the : nite . tates in (pe |#az j { ane . . R | | principles, that it will always fight son trusteeship were clean and the Anderson ‘books pa me = ae two or three ch Cafe, where ‘wo o: ‘arious times in the past two years public re- be drastically independent, never be o. Stewart. 19:6 retiring from which he esrose at f April 10, 1907. ee See ae : 1% “ae “Jaw probibits combines acting in restraint of trade ip LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. «:" ici Sik ehh 4 deeeaubme ice cf seaic : ere Me E . * . | paren ae erate injustice or corruption, always partisanship, coupled with animosify on the one sid ad , we . Yale-Macverc football gam privileged classes and pubiit plun- Fin . ie spouts rhetoric but s Ippresses the records | the poor, always remain devoted to at resuited in a confusion o unse | (he acmin RELIEF PROM LAUNDRY MONOPOLY. an open coor had been provi It is party ; | in the main thaf ey ‘ ¢ e } rh la ‘ ee . ~. , P - > 4 . ° ; . . 7 : ." * : ‘+ : ‘, bbs a The treasurer, D Stewart. : — read! the it fret n nations, public opinion on the subject has not bee: pia possidie the. opportunits ill have been lost | : Pe: : | + | ; ; ‘ : : sea a ill “Interested ser"" mtitiead “Th divided on party lines. While the nolicy of the yr eee ) ears Representatives Roos and : ‘t : > } | = Sng cele Ford > —elieaeae — iDlican part ias opposed our participation in the ~~ a - is have introduced a Dill to over- : : > a a - gas campaign was being p ongagapdey bbe gee oug, Meaeue Nations or any mod#fied form of it, there he desired prosecution. It has | Be obtained to pay the prin fore it br beth @2 ; bills would be sent ont the House. A great deal is to be member. Mr. Stewart then Mr. Stewart's resignation In introducing the chief ef the evening, Mr. D. Ogder art of New York, the toast was particularily happy in = citous choice of well-chosen « ments, although, 6s 5° So & it, “Don” Stewart ~ eeded ne duction to this audience” Mr. Stewart in the cot address touched on the Yale University Press, the Fund, Yale-in-China, and closer co-operation betwee and New Haven, adding that portunities were never b the college man in polit spoke feelingiy of the ' dene by Yale men fn the branches of public life. In he said, in part: “But I see rou are gett lesa, I know what you want You want to hear about & (A voice: “Yes, yes.”) ‘ fe «nf wmniicn : ‘rz .7 . 7 4 _ » a on > : at os ; : 7 ne is so mu ire in tl pubdiican party ag stanch and enthusi - * 1. « ™ > ; ? ' Le KRDO ea ——— , ’ e hools [eT L] rublic s ernational co-operation for peace thing about the (nase bill extept w:! as there are in the Democratic party Recognized before it ; sed by beth chambers eS turned a ~ leaders of the Republican party are ardent supporters very sittie time remain The amendment gpe- | : . ) , oh gine po erst | ; ’ : ‘ . } ; . : “. = 4e . le Segtstation - ' ch . : riiy ! 6! the project of an international association to estat tically exempts iador unions from its operation demanded by its opponents to save our lish the reign of law and reason in .international re- schools from the “text boo kK ' , iations and to promote human welfare The division Inder the prese : y seen ae as a ,on participation in the League of Nations iain saad -earnir The Seif ' (i1 j] SOR! ee — ~* h mom hee e « . 52 - a. tag a person who lon party lines. Representatives of both parties stood and 1 member of the delega ion will be Hable iT'e ‘ 10909 signatures to a pet are going to be sorely dis- ? Sanat; ? ~ : ’ néir Senators and Representatives fail (o afford them a way of relief from the laundry orto- > ‘ , — Fi. ah ¢ ooh le ce a mis, a? at . ae ' ' demand that he explain his failure. St uisans can become jon each side. That there is an overwhelming majority allure. St. Louisans @ candidate for that board regardless ty of the people in favor of international co-operation ya! ions. Each signature must o0€© ” an qualification eget amhiie ana if} estab ish law and arbitration and to maintai: age ecknowledged by a notary pubic, ane ” neace ca be doubted lists should make their wants known to their re- a charge of 19 cents 42 name was mace peace cannot oe coustec it would cost the candidate $100. Print-; The plan, therefore. to take the issue out of part: = r sy 7 e , ; , : : 7 ** ing petitions, cards. etc, and heelers &t | nolitics and to rally the supporters of the project of polling places are extra. a | e to intain peace und non: fone, > Candidates for all vacancies on the & ieague to Maintain pea uncer a nonpartisan ban- elecfea by the WN artisan | mer and to work for the participation of the United board are selecfPd by th Nonpa: e ‘League—a self-styled group of ciuzens—— | States in @ peace league and an international court and they file the petitions for those can- through a nonpartisan organization is wise and prom-’ iddorse them, and they try!... ; , : 3 able to dig up $5 he must tn the =—_ all say a — wie ecard to the su-|'=!né. Through this organization a!l supporters of 3 rt » to the workhouse and a elec ers . i ut Tt AT tT} eis P RF . ork ut ‘ 4 ‘4 , 4 a+ +h omit a “ perior qualifications of other candidates Internationa: co-operation may get together and work > Of that amount at the rate of $ vot indorsed by the league, but who may together for a common end through all parties.. The 2c r ic tin »f : } 7 . . . ; be Worthy of favorable consideration ©! |infinence of public opinion can be brought to . 4 the voters. - ’ ce Be , _. free, despite the fact that h is convicted of reck- / | ,; bear upon all parties in eupport of all sound ' ave 2 OF Feca The Chase bill is sponsored by the la-) . | , py pate ts less automobile’ driving that cost the death of a babs “Well, let me state ri Ser maions Of this city, the foremost ad- | *¢ton tor world peace. Party organizations will find |, 3 oe the oni ot tn Se : , | men—let me state right : =F ; if thi rere the oniv cas ina i+ wonil4a ’ ) , e tocates of education. who have stood by it advantageous to support measures for economic and "a » onty case of the Kind i: would} | y} : | Yale football tearm which t our public schools long before the Non-> peace co-operation afiong nateons a ote ay oKeee SS & prevent = Smee the a 2 —~ pertisam League was thought of. The It is. not probable that party politics will be wholly © ™*°™**5S driving. Most owners of automobiles eee" “a : % » Nev. 25 !s going to wr: sponsors were phe sponsors for such ? ; a Ngee: “yen prawns) “Ay se > ,? Fora f, ~ es es Pte Lae j Ya This remark was . ~ Sil . legislation as the compulsory education, ae © ae fe . \ cheers and the singing ef ‘ : e eliminated from the issue of international co-opera- > © °°7T°* $000 or $600 if need be, to pay fines i aac egy SHS ite ~ law. the 6-vear-old attendance law, anti-; ton for peace, but it is possible that its influence — ee Pe Te, ee or cee aeenen satan tes * A SOT Keieh _ aoe # whith occupied the time pie child labor law, and other laws for the’ may be diminished and the lines of party division dren Therefore most owners of automobi! SOME DAY SOME WAY PERHAPS i, until the arrival of the m benefit of our i. at °. aap ks chahge more and more towards division on the cm ape the dreadful penalty of spending months in ans ee jie Sh dt ’ , 5 aa when the ae rem aa tae ter our ret cchoois, Teal issue, with the supporters of international asso- _ ymca sae ROCHE: Ga, WES Gee ae at | a ion, | : - Peg goiter comey ‘lhe efhiaren of our members constitute ciation lined up together against the irreconcilables cts ceruggeng: ee ee 0 nS, (SRROL SSen pe ) Pest Y, P | Th ¢ M I R R O R 0 3 a meeting was closed about 40 per cent of the school attend-| This much would hasten the day of victory for peace. 8°" Rebecca ied for his poverty? J U S 7 A M ] N U ¥ E he — yap = Pete 5 | : singing of “B t Coll j Ep oa By CLARK McADAMS 1 PUBLIC OPINION. sea the dirty fittle offid ance. ' What sort of justice is 1 hi is based on dol- > ‘4 2° mre 4 ’ a , —EE a of Morgano’s. . . re > — : ~ 7 s* 4 : paying War prices for laundry and resenting - arrogance Of ‘he combine in not printing price tive iegisiators. The prospect of the desired mea- i@ be especially discouraging in the * +e? : - JAILED FOR POVERTY. luck. Because he was un + } ccc oA } ; } Had he possessed or been able to raise the ‘ a. . > al + | 4; —— P = _ amoul! » ‘ ‘ ne Line and ~ he wWouid have gone ‘ err © + © are tl att ted hee ee ee he me nn ek ee | = ’ hg > ids iy n~ - + - = POR ee ERIM Ara a” vis # : ' — — — © @—- — —— — We know the high efficiency of our! lars and cents”? Immediately after an Public schogis, because we are deeply in-| A lame duck fell on the streets of St. Louis Wednes- GOA without 3 » Rerested in them. ‘and we are aware of dar, and another fel} into the Postmaster-Generalship ; ° te 7 rf PAN LTELA. ONE WONDERS?” ' This column is designed to reproduce 3 meeting wis held tn an Tuesday. Regular rain of ‘em. a ee with annihilation the State Pub- ES, Lue! NE, wonders if the pledge cards sent out bias the latest comment by the leading publicists, — cafe for the purpose of : lic Service Commi O hy the Community Fund Committee aren't gewspepers and periodicals on the questions of © fleere for the ensding year, going to do the signers more good than the day. F {glowing resulta: ose who receive the material benefits there- 4 | For. © And those who did not sign, has not help Against. ° the fact that our Boards of Education , Were composed of men of the highest caliber carefuliv selected by conventions a ee un a rit Of the great political parties, who were RHETORIC. BUT NO RECORDS responsible to the people for the candi- LASKER'S LIQUIDATION. 0 —_ - , * . }. ' ict ? .+ Swe i + - » 4. . i poe + , af “ . ‘ kise Gates they nominated From a Methodist pulpit § i ibe Ne Hip SUOSidy Dill Raving deen abandoned een offered them? Strange how putting con- ST. LOTIS BOND ELECTION. 4 ° . “The Chase bill Secks to re-esthblish the York Antisaloan League e an imps ) 2 a nen! OS, ae eae ey ee ee nt ros: oe epee em po , ee oe 7 Fon an 2 a sar ag mw a 4 Not Voting. 1 ial een “e" - sai ee ee aa Ut vor’ tanding lastiy IONS Tigh. up to one helps ciarify the under- From the Engineering News Record. j Single votes Were also convention system by having delegates | harangue in which he chare > ' nm! , o] ren age . : tandir , And putting things in black and ici, . . ¢lecied to the conventions at of recular ae ne ee x ag Pa Riera HE 20-item $87,272,509 bond issue authorized | for the following ae | ~~ }Conspiring to destroy him and his orzanizati: ' fleet "7 mis + ac 4 ao ie Ince t) ak nemps even more. - . , ! mp primary \ election in the spring—one’ - je & . € . ce — eo. Rates: ae iS reaied, 1 . yeaa | wtel af ehltidren. oo Feb. 7 by the voters of St. Louis will finance; For soo eh ores pulso ¢ ' ee P ~ +e Tet. ,7% ] nnic cy" . iv i tor ry } j . ‘ > Pr +, ‘ ‘ a? . 4 4 Siar ; ~ : e 2 ‘ ; tic ‘i ; oo. ve delegate for each 190 votes cast for the #50 Carges a coniicemtial empioye nn ae ne an 0 0e 0 Starving) a ie ad spo! the call “What children are willing the largest, most varied and best-planned pr@eae ogee» sea rae te oa Governor. These delegates meet in con-/ efeller Jr. with having treacherous!v . »7] ae a atom Oe det “Tr ie al ae i 5 - _ = ° : ! Gq ne I i ha ne a n 2 % - : ‘ kd : ii. ; “pte it : P T)¢ » ea hal?’ veat «> a ; $1 .t) I e:p unfor- gram of unicipal improvements ever attempt - mature serially in 19 vention and select men of high class and intrusted to him, with participa: in th siniste 8 > Pss. that it dn ret i . = - caliber a® nominees: the people e! them. We cannot recall an ihsta) 3 ye: soe ti wre ; | : where there was politics injected into )Clal Support irom the causes i ner iS More than one war to I ip ‘sud- : :; make plain that we intend doing what we can pears tu have been TIEN Gan toll ce cf « cose | and that ‘‘daddy” works not only to buy “nice improverents at Baltimore, Nov. 2, 1920. I try. if anvrene can tell ue of a case we land there with marty ric reminders of the speake: s iS in the administ: ion's to act on another - . maln : little goodies and arense: for tha nicest little °0 items should have been approved at St. tending the privileges of oe ©o Beart. Don’t be de-| ri ea pe? gee ey baby’ in the world t that he actually works and only one defeated is all the more remar to ladies and wives of mem =p yrewosll gas, gla Christmas day ana New ¥ Te 7 ~ ‘ >? o- = —_ 7 Sac - - . ; . . it is a jeremiad, mostir, though {lluminated here sidy. Congress having failed to indorse one plan. j £ 1 - A A i aaity ou Jas & : Ais i te | Valiant, generous, unselfish service to the movement [! This might ) icalir gire the shin» ; ‘ - ‘ . ~~ = - er > 7. 1 - ; ‘ / a ee ] SEE by the pafers the Advisory Com-/| helicopter. But like the magnus opus of Senator it should not be assumed br the administration that >, 7 21] ictrola. Apartment house dwellers might find joint committee.® © © Although 209 of the tL. ‘ . a4 4 4aai : ' > si . . a th - — inn 4 . - * = . sa Se aa , , a mittee who will have the spending of spencers repudiated@rotege the Anderson speech the will nt Congress to give the shins Poe saa in a ries Psi 0 Carpnones vers —s — the = lLermns and all bu $1 900.909 of the $88,372,500 | “In the dad of, rmaé the $87,000,000 bona ixde u dims a ans 4 sngplt SHIps away. | or ; complex. Big families in little houses could submitted at the recent election carried by mona 1897.” writes Baron Ir S .% U ‘ ; anis ;. ic ’ .. nsic iz? By icles +h : =i lc "Th. «9 _ "Pr -— linrwinat . oo Wipe sa ‘ ; ae ‘ Ce a oe toe te an te a forensic fizzie. It side the isste entirely. The lasker is berft on liquidation at any price it is no’ c silane” enjoy the pleasant feeling of greater space by than thse recessary two-thirds. the majorities | were running advert! iif Leg or ii if an o ae > . = _— : . . y . ' La a a “fl ) Ss te how it should be spent; that is, which issue is very Simple. Did Anderson split‘commissions the fleet but Lasker who should be ] quidated Pretty wel in their sound waves “a la cafeteria. ranged from about 65.900 to 35.009 tn a total vote a this: ¢ ee a ot +} e +) atiealnan 1 - = TT . suld enjoy the weather r t hil ; 69.9090. °*° ee T. 4 | improvements should be made firs! with one of the Antisaloon League's star solicitors ailiiilie me ¢ JO = © ath reports, W ges averaging 7 ia The highest and lowest. BIG VALTE FOR 1@ 17 , - lohnny a Jane in = , + ~ t« . oyrils — , — on ~ : — ** Bie \; tion would know —~ ae & REE PF ae Sa ae . Fn a ae Peapgeene : cia a | : ie ' t] latest ma gf sis , woe — could | a largest and ee — pecan $12.600.900 for water . Pictures Pretty Girls: 49 . . ily Sr Magar = a ‘i ——~ wt. aN Gal tue “He Os fH air Siil slieit rims the ner: Epi- ‘ ginoud ti! atest magazin eetry to t om) ad 00.600 for th ot : % . : firet. Every we!ll-manac: busi eat se % a ; , ie : AES: e " AK AaAzi om ae : =° ~ge pm a . a : o . © aquarium aiready Make Morey: 1 Joke Be - . . = ' 5 ia ’ i ; tj th . ; . ° _ j | 5 rr ' ‘ . ? ¢ ‘ ; . . rh . i / ; ad at t : LG) me T o i ne : i s = norn ag ii] . b> ¢ : v; “ poration bulids } 7 ; . sO Lale@e § 25 * “ae by ; I 7 : ) S a 40 i & ™ illustration of dis- 7 on Love: 1 Magic Book: 1 = = ~ lets h OVP! word Aigs "s for an hour at cTiminat.cn in voting nd of t! tat it x thihes first. Therefore. the m neces- : , - po | ' 9B ‘is oh pe att “4 . Be . ny - pre it wal, ter Writing: 1, Dream Book , reth ow tretch and . a can “listen i on the exten- he object rather than le armount c “3 sary things to our city shov!d 1 bul WET THROATS : Y S a a . ais a al : : : , ~ = items tune Teller; 3 Cook Book P AND DRY Ve TE. . f ~ ' ty a M *her ” as oe 0 . — _ _ . , e o- y IIe aceon avatemne street bt , . ath t i i Mother can keep track of hat counted Altogether, the results of the? ball Book. gives rules for ) cm SY Sie =. | rrom the New }j Eveni > ‘ | mn her Knitting and at the same (St. Louls bond election are most en raging. | : : ; Lost cou a Toy Maker Book; Langu itals. grade croxsings, et¢ —so thet | | _ . e | ‘ ' hosp é x . ' a on t figure out how many yards she needs to {| Ther show that a well-framed program of mien ; : ) ee ee eee in Ba ' seein ila ® ers: 1 Morse Telegraph reminant fo! Her spring sewing. inicipal improvements. brought home to the Gea , Ex VIOLA D, GRAVES. derstanding of the voters. will be indorsed even | Table: Great ye Pou " ° ’ - in this tire of high construction costs and relae. ‘ : = : : : . : Cc ‘ o | Sims still refers to those famous (that under such conditions an item-br-ttem = ‘Verses fon Autograph the above by mafl for 19 ee oval mega s tn London as the “jackass ('s nO more. and probably less. of a risk than vot- 7 cts m +H ing on 7 iuump sum With a bond market . pestage ROYAL Te the a ‘ ? the - Poet amatc® ; b . *, : we . ’ ‘ 7 e ; : RESIDENT HARDING'S " 5 | | . or mut! ipa! securities and the S&S? Louis resw s Boz $33 South Norwalk, © | laiehie ‘ain | | | And tn 1923 they sttl? reali to pretty nin nviewW. CinerTr MUNnICI PAillties vy well be encod - - — mission for West is West aged to frame and submit similarly well-cens ee & member . . . ered BD. '-issue prograr for roost elties as a This ie @ supe ¥ 4 7 7. @ “ ’ F _ 7 . ™ Zr ” ¢ - = Te eee he os 5 ut to class Cou t ot erna ‘ta IHE DESERTED MANSION. owns * far beh! id on 1 : h-needed const ‘ PY = ceive the persona! - . ti “* | amiors and seniors, but Brogressive American cit (Centaur, Mo.) si iapilniaiaate : | You all keep up with cu +e abit , é : GH ee h stands in desolati ! . : gees be ‘ a and of one’s partisan politi: ; oe ) ' . : | THE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER. im : ee @epiorable for any ration ; la ry . ; P F Be ' ho ht! At ts eaves the Diasts of winter Fro he Ohio St x | = Edo i read t : » : , ‘UM rom th nio State . rma? ba 2 chetruct any rational uch , : Py i f | int} The doors have fallen from age-rusted hi ore : Tower religiously every : ; e F . 7 a] e os = = » D " “ ' FP 2° Tha : ind on life’s tragedy it mourns alone. D R. PERCY STICKNEY GRANT t« certainly ter College Bulletin. ~~ « if there was a shortage of money for 7 wf the improvements mentioned the m: : mecessary things would be built. A VOTER - a) rt ee Er verre Petre ht mgm: eos ° oe aN, te ee om te + ms oer cere or oe | the Permanent 4 oug' tO preserve peace betwee nations , J . ~ , a t 4 . I™@tle heretical on the eublect of cent ; A 4arned good anewer,. How mu: metter if wou weer : , , ; ait ‘’ | A Mo. ae at ' lie y to chtidieh laughter once re-echoed pe pers lie ws . that the time mag ok us. for ail mations {1 ved in the world war , ae - : Pg : , , , Put the The wa arg scarred and finger-marked i: come wh -_ Sar will be detive é if they had submitted their ¢} to an . = . : 7 ‘ : tal leesn , es by airplane to erers vuntiry town. inferring ¥ The Great War impartial bedy such as ' Perr nt a* c r ‘ . " * bie. -but im Lorthweset ate : nz &) ‘ We itive in Sr. ! Frera Roti mue there are have te depend o on dila pidale:i rt? % : ch “ ; i A 4 ‘ of Health of Public Ser ‘om mission | 3 , 906 eee 1 ae elbow , sl | ‘ : iG ; . ; d : ; ; 7k * . . forn the un — of ea ¢ ae a i) ~ =~ ‘ . ~~ *% sen ES one : estes: “a a pt greet T more duigent the country paper ie Gilaeee t te fr as q eve* ape ng the fragrant cedars | *cting s‘rictiy local news and ore ae s ove happinese have ieteresting form, the less it hase te f4her = ne @ BORTHWEST TAXPAYER. | | ourselves or ay , ei: Maes mm Foe nat teal | rend the mon HARRY C. JANUARY. | wide cireulation of the city paper im its tarsiior™ “a eer rs ' geo ee ; 3 ' SOE PG EE, OE PR ee r RE AAT RET teeter: Gs hight th
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* THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1928. = — B20 o2 re ae: fi Seems: to Me NEW YORK.—It is small wonder (Yale Ciub of Capri, It.) | that fiction writers revolt from nat- the Yale uralism. The war lies like a moun- annual meéting of f Capri (Italy), which was) © | tain range across the path of the realist. Every novelist who wants to 7 held this year (1922) on Dec. 14) by ip order to enable the member to) tell a tale of our own times comes sooner or later, against Saale the result play by play of the | slapbang, Seeenarverd football game, took | the fact that something momentoas > place at the traditional Morgano’s happened almost all over the world fed where two or three chairs and | between’ 1914 and 1918. Very possi- | bly the author has no desire to deal | gp open door had*been provided by. but there it ig. land a granddaughter of Mrs. R. 8. "the generous management. Donald | with the war. | ; rart, 1916, retiring president) /f the hero of the book hapbens;| Leggat. She was educated at Mon- @ club, was tendered a’ stand- | 5 nth rm that time something must) ticello Seminary and spent much of ovati he took his > | — about 't. At the very least a! her girlhood with Mrs. Carleton and , vinden cates spate | TOW of dots ia demanded. There is Mrs. Leggat. She ‘has been their tn which he arose at intervals | nothing for the author to do but to! guest all winter, and participated in| ¢ } pespond to personal greetings }eend his major characteres into the | many gaieties of the younger social | Swith affectionate waves of his hand | set, departing for her home only a few days before the wedding. _ trenches, keep them home with! the old smile which has appar- Mr. Warden is the son of Mr. and | |} heart murmurs or make them pa- cifists and put tham in jail. To the lost none of its vigor with Mrs. Oliver FE. Warden of Great! Falls. He is a graduate of Dart. ' already cumbersome technique of, . the modern novel has been adéed |! “dia ne treasurer, D. Stewart, ‘16, re- one more rule, which may be called! mouth College, and editor of a daily | 96 a slight deficit for the fiscal ) “The Obligatory Chapter.” | newspaper in Great Falls. 1922, but added that a vigor- OS ous campaign was being prosecuted Prohibition raises almost as great! apd that, as soon as money could | Welt across the surface of life. We lene Lenten period be obtained to pay the printer, new §swere getting along well with a nove! | COR ee to git mae small informal] | > dille would be sent out to every! the other night until we began 1h tinchnoris invitine: - Riek Pitan try | 4 member. Mr, Stewart then resigned. | check up on the gtirring scene in the) for Sineley perhaps detertaihineg @ Mr. Stewart’s resignation was not barroom. Then wWe discovered to our | one’s’ bridge club aay of Pheas B scoopted. . horror that according to the age of | Jubs which has continued its meet- ® im injroducing the chief epeaker/the hero the drinking scene would | 2 thedaate Laue will meef this aft-| MISS MARIE MALONEY ® of the/evening, Mr. D. Ogden Stew- | have occurred late ijn the @utumn Of} e¢noon With Mrs. Leonard Mactaé. ncivanasbinatentee Sect New York, the toastmaster, | 1920. 'thy of Forest Park boulevard. The! ;, , , | | si Al Oo 1° | deirh, off the Sflanish coast. The ™ | was particularly happy in his feli- Of course, we needed .no fictional | members are Miss Marie Clarkson lg : a tions of white are » eitous choice of well-chosen compll-/| license in order to allow the hero to| mrs. John M. Grant Jr.; Mrs. Mevy- 7 wo he ndcgegge* vo — > _ ae startling feature among spring and |’ ments, although, as he so aptly put | drink, but for the purposes of the | crell Locke Good. Miss Louise Lake i’. neuter. aire J YF edigo and Migs | summer models just displayed. | | i “Don” Stewart “needed no intro-| plot it had to be real beer emia tn’ ‘| Margaret Pedigo, with Misses aur | | m | afeo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 1% jee, ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Tunes Combined by | More 7 7 SHELBYVILLE, UL, March | S O # ] eS { y N “« W we | ~tetbuted, ‘Executor Reports, Xe”. J. B. L. Bilis, anid to be the cia. : , | Boectal to the Post-Disvetéh. | est minister of the Illinois Methodist | PITTSBURG, Pa, March 1.—The | Conference, died yesterday. He was | Second accounting filed by the execu- | oe gy old, having been In the min- stry 28 y tre VISITING EN CALIFORNIA tor of the estate of Henry Clay Frick, 1900. pearste see tps | ane WOVE IN THE DARK Like “()PER Ap YS. JAZZ” “This Wife Business’ Dave Sil, | ’ , "s Greatest of A! gefairy Fingers In Your Hair If You Attend the Theater ina Tobke Are shown, The Scotch influence also is ap- ; Parent in the unusual number of plaids and small checks for dresses. | Some have fringe around the bottom | Red leather coats will be worn and —-|metal tissue jumpers. with rough woolen suits are shown Combina- red anid another | or One ues a Tose,” Organ Bolo—"'Mighty Lak’ Joet "layed by Oacar H oe ee oe _—_—- NEXT WEEK Ik THE WEEK TO COMB: “Douglas Fairbanks 9 ROBIN HOOD” Haroid Lioy@—Billy Kitts’ Ors hestra i NO ADVANCE IN PRICES . PINS | enasci Ses ' |]DELMONT > - -~ School Heads Elect Officers, By the Assocjated Press CLEVELAND, O., Match 1.—Pay- ‘ | Hedgcock. Mrs. Brooke Thompson, | 4 Mr. Stewart in the course of his | hindrance. }Consequently we were! Miss Eleanore Mever, ‘Miss Mar-! e@dress touched on the work of the forced to begin the Story all ever) guerite Perry, Miss Frances Hars. | Yale University Press, the Alumni | again and make the hero five years Mrs. Jerome Kircher an& the host. Fund, Yale-in-China, and urged a.younger. eee ; Because of the absence of sev- closer co-operation between Yale | That done, we ran into anoth r | eral members, a number of addition- Perce 2 farmer. tt isan | SCtts. was elected president of the} > and New Haven, adding that the op- | difficulty. The youth of the hero, al guests have been invited for the!. pes hi ‘ Ba ee rohynes a Department of Superjntendence, Na- | | portunities were never brighter for who happens to be a Yale man, :s| afternoon, including Mrs. tichard | py, re Seite Meee feripe ’ Mss | tional Education Association at yes-| the college man in politics. He | somewhat blighted by the fact that and Mrs. William See eee I et a ak Clark, Super- S. Hawes Jr. J. /ivn NV: ¥ spoke feelingly of the great work! his day at New Haven was before Phelan. ‘Pee : wy i intendent of Schools of Sioux City, | | la., Was elected vice president, and done by Yale men in the past in all; the period of the young Yale poct! HS | ; losin movement. No reco ition ame t : | Willis ‘And ‘ ' "te S - ong — life. In closing, © tree anda ig bee wat os on Mr. and Mrs. Julius S. Birge jturer, will give a@ trape)] talk, “My vi ae oo “ Ft ape re ° } : LtO% yecaus ait -n- ' oe 3s . : infendent o ; 1001s oO NOW he said, {n par i tting rest-| verse. The university in out story 0076 Westminster place are en} r-,/ Six Years in the Jungle of Malay.” eg lected o ; ian me mn a , ms ; . s! st ay , A | , as elected a me r of “x- : = Bee te are as “a Page was. too swollen with pride ote fant. taining their daughter. Mrs. « Ortiandiat the Wednweday Club, Mareh 2. at ‘eae eye eta - I : . a ! A x ens. now what you w . * | : ® | Currier, and the latter’s two. chil-! 1] cloe 3 auspic A as , Cmmittee. sonn P: over rime o You want to hear about the team. | ball victories to pay any attentio: (Ol dren, from Charleston. W. Va apse t* 7 : “¢ u big tte a ridge, Superintendent of Schools in ROUT VAUOLVIL L* ; , “ aia i, . r sD. aot _ zOTOT mtv ‘ Tr : e : J nunit: orum 2:16--TWICKE EVERY DAY—8:15 : ; ae’? ' poets. But when we looked that 1 (Omaha. retiri e or : Pay es +7 country paper. vith notable intiry’ towns, but but they do not intelligently con. nissions of the city S Gountry newspaper gre dif+ 8 country editor wel] knows, : compete With the city ncewepa- his paper to provide the news y and the Surrounding countrye- @ the city paper to ra ord ime gs in tha city where it its pub- World at large No city news- Ma) (he - miner news of every vil- MmUnity where jit ejr: ulates, and fing largely to persone} activi- Mierest tau theoa«e who know the » The wide-awske ri ral resident Heed the eit. Paper, PETUCUlAar cCOUKtrs mt the Orn) CW 6 the less it bene aTre tne pA per, Country inferring that but they. tee, - paper is in @ole, né oresenting itda. ‘0 foar from the. & - the city yeper in its territory, ee ” and the dirty little officlous man- | eger of Morgano’s. | Immediately after an overflow gyneeting was held in an adjoining | cafe for the purpose of electing of- | ficers for the ensuing year, with the | following results: For. 0. Against, 9. Not Voting, 1 Single votes Were also recorded | for the following: For abolishing compulsory chapel; for issuing Bewer and water local > works bonds as of April $0, 1928. to ~~. a mature serially in 10 vears: for abolishing fraternities; for adding one more fraternity; for unanimous- ly accepting the recent gift of Mr. Harkness of a dormitory; for ex- tending the privileges of the club to ladies and wives of members on Christmas day and New Year's. Respectfully submitted. : DONALD OGDEN STEWART, 1918. | _—- “For Dec. 25," suggests Charlotte. “a performance of ‘Give and Take:’ for Labor day, ‘The Merchant of | Venice;’ and for election day, ‘Any- | thing Might Happen.’ ” | “In the bad old, mad olf days of 1897," writes Baron Ireland. “they were running advertisements like’! this: BIG VALUE FOR 10 CTS. Six Songs, words and music: 25) Pictures Pretty Girls: 49 Ways ta, Make Money; 1 Joke Book: 1 Book | on Love; 1 Magic Book: 1 Book Let- | ter Writing; 1,Dream Book and For-' tune Teller; 3 Cook Book: 1 Base-| ball Book, gives rules for games: 1) Toy Maker Book: Language of Flow- | ers; 1 Morse Telegraph Alphabet: 12) Chemical Experiments: Magio Age Table; Great North Pole Game; 100 Conundrums; 8 Puzzles: 12 Games; | 20 Verses fon Autograph Albums, All | the above by mail for 10 cts. and 2 ct. postage. Bor 633 South Norwalk. Conn. And in 1923 they stil) are. ; ; ‘ — Prof: This is a superfluous ques. | Gon to put to a class composed of | Juniors and seniors, but I suppose YOU all keep up with current events | and issues. | Bye-O: I do. I read the Conning | Tower religiously every day.—Hun-| ter College Bulletin. darned good anewer. too, if you | The Great War Through Red Cross Pyes.—The Herald. ta pair of glasses and bathe tiie Ps daily with boric acid, Om. eee : the indications are that, was a £00d fellow when he) Certainly Tut it. Suggestion for health bulletin title: ® the Flu Begins.” F’. P. A. } A@es of Woman Sent From Japan. | ¥ te the Post-Dispatch. | COLUMBIA, Mo, March 1.—A ell. | ver urn Containing the ashes of Mis« yp Parker, formerly of this city, tor the last 10 veare a mission- Japan, who died at Kobe, | | 18, arrived heré yester- | 4 funeral services were con- alll First Christian Church | Lal ** ROYAL SALES CO., | trousers. /you are!" || from Moscow to Odesea on as much isn’t that kind of a story. Still, one day we shall get across the top of the mountains into the magic land. We want to do a va- riation of the Faust legend. for the saké of wealth and wicked joys and he will have no end of fun. Then comes the time of payment. He must yield up his soul. devil appears at the appointed spot and remarks, “As a matter of fact vou made a much better bargain than you imagined. You haven't got a soul and you nevér had one. All that wealth and wickedness you ac- | guest Saturday, March 17. velvet. You | y | were a shrewd and courageous young | quired is just so much man. K wish vou good-evening, and I know/that you will have long and peace} l slumber.”’ , We shall also want to have a Prinoess who purposély goes out ani a p ¢ Th | several theater parties in her honor. ; Our | Bevans of Short Hills, N. J. '}/’aust will sell his soul to the devil ' ' at her home. 378 North | ' ' gets abducted by an ogre. When rescued ehe explains that she did it. for the sake of the knowledge and experience. more of a woman from having been through the fearful ordeal. Sometimes we envy people with style, and again we don't. After all, it is a fearful responsibility. We know writers, some of them stil! alive, who are absolutely enslaved by their style. They cannot possibly be- gin any story without first making Sure that it will turn out to be a theme consonant with their manner. Some of these poor fellows are per- petual exiles from all scenes which are close and familiar. of glittering white walls, sapphire seas, Spanish dancers and the distant tinkle of cathedral bells. She feels that she is | ‘ = St. Lovisans at the Island of Ma- | They simply | ican’t begin to write without the aid | | But*then, of coyrse, the great str1- | ist is a man who wears his manner | as easily and with as little self-con- | sciousness as there. Hie is never under any ne- if it were a pair of He just knows that it ts. cessity of hitching it up oy of making | sure that he has not forgotten it. We have often heard the charge | that this is a materalistic nation. but | it is an English correspondent of the Times who cables regarding the tomb of Tutankhamen: “Today has brought to light a new wealth of ob- jects of artistic, historical and even intrinsic value’’ “What right have you to gay that the performances of the Moscow Art Theater are superb?” writes Inédig- | nant American Actor. “You don’t know any Russian.” But we do. understand the Russian for “That's a lie,” “Give me a cigarette, “You little fool” and “How beautiful One might go in comfort “Yes,’’ as that. HEYWOOD BROUN. (Copyright. 1923.) Steamship Movements. Arrived. the Assoctated Press SHANGHAI, Feb. 26, Lincoln, San Francisco: Genoa, Feb. 22, America, New York; Lisbon, Feb. Roma, New York Sailed. Br Pe Bd mts New York, Feb. 28, Seydlitz, Bre- | 1 men: Latvia; Danzig: New York, Feb. 28, President Van Buren, Lon- don. We can both say and President“ to California for a visit. Miss Virginia Price. daughter of T. E. Price of 26 North King's high-! way, has as her guest- Miss Isabe] The! Visitor will remain about a month, and informal parties are belng given | for her. Mrs. Willard Wall the Melbourne Hotel will give of | of One 10, Miss »? indpe and on Saturday, March Poggy Parle wil! entertain at | Tavlor Miss Price fo. he? AVe@- Bevans. bridge party for Miss give a nue, will Mrs. Hudson E. Bridge of 23 West- moreland place entertained a few’ friends at limcheon today ifn* honor of her daughter, Mrs. Theodore Weld Sterling of New ¥ork, who. with her children, is Visiting her mother and father. Mrs. Sterling expects to re- main in St. Louis unt! March 16, when Mr. and Mrs. Bridge will go to Panama for a few weeks. Yesterday Mrs. Goodman King) gave an informa! luncheon for Mrs. | Sterling at her home ® Vandeven- | ter place. | Mr. and Mrs. Philip 8. Medart of | 108 Aberdeen place have left St. Louis for a two weeks’ sojourn af Hot Sprigms, Ark. 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_—.- Pic. 2-7 rs. ~ . —~ » " - oh. ee 5 Sse . ’ ae + Bre mS . + . > ny ‘ = « Gus - ati x . mn verh, >. 1 i? a bd . Pe APs > “ ¥ nd we a 4 ~ 4 % “¢ ~ . - . « * ~ ws a heels Seteaginailiel arccasgelatn NR, 8° etry ee _- bs Y Sg ee an ne “BLEAN KIDNEYS “a il neti na A nepal tanae deamon tae 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCA | - The City Circulation of the Daii- POST-DISPATCYU alone Approximately Equals tha of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. er SS A a BY DRINKING LOTS OF WATER ‘Take Salts to Flush Kidneys if Bladder Bothers or Back Hurts. Eating too much rich food may pro- @uce kidney trouble in some form, gavs 2 well-known authority, because the acids created excite the kidnevrs. ‘Then ther become overworked, get miuggish, clog up and cause, al! sorts “of distress, particularly backache and “misery in the kidnev region, rheu matic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver. The moment vour beck hurts or kid- pers aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers you, begin drinking lots of good water and also get about_four ounces of Jad Salts from any good ‘pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a gines of water before breakfast for a Yew days and your kidneys may then eet fine. This famous salts is made ‘from the acid of grapes and lemon Sgice, combined with lithia, and has mn used for years to flush clogged Xidnevs and stimulate them to activ- dty; also to neutralize the acids in the system so that they no longer irritate, thus often relieving bladder disorders. “Jad Salts cannot injure anyone; makes a delightful effervescent lithia- water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to help k the kidnevs clean, thus often aroiding eerious kidney disorders. Ry all means have vour phvsician ex _RMine your kidmers at least twice a-vear. - 18232 the Pest-Dispatch Printed 15.587 Lest asd Feund “Wantse”"—2030 more than the THREE other St. Louls newspapers combined i —and more than TWICE as many as. the nearest competitor. ‘HIGH TAXATION CAUSES DRASTIC . . she would prefer former State , Statements that 'charges against the | r all “ess! ie CUTS IN ENGLISH SCHOOL FUNDS Srnster fo: niece, cosvssr® expen Modern Departments, Sach as Do- mestic Science, Being Fiimi- * mated in Some Citles. 7 ‘ + Depatch and the Special Cable to the Post i“nicago Da . ire } TNE | FORWERLY LOCATED AT 716 WASHINGTON Av. OW ON SALE!! At the Lowest Prices Known in Many a Day We purchased every dollar's worth of ‘‘Sternberg:s’’ at such sensationally low prices that we will be in a position greatest bargains in our business career—AND YOU WOMEN ~Ready-to-Wear apparel offer the HO ARE FAMILIAR WITH STERNBERG’S—realize what this sale means TO BUY “‘STERNBERG'S’’ HIGH-GRADE APPAREL AT THESE NEXT.TO.NOTH. ING PRICES. SALE WILL START PROMPTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK FRIDAY MORNING LAY 7 + ——~ >. CHOICE 3% ENTIRE STOCK OF DRI No matter what Stern- berg’s sold. them for— whether $50.00 Dresses or $25.00 Dresses—it makes no difference—take your unrestricted choice tomor- row in two big groups at. . Leute is ar i on of Ready-to-' —s 2 sary te } sationsal sale. (hur Whele SPRING COATS and SPRING WRAPS FROM “STERNBERG’S” STOCK = Capes of every description —Brytonia Capes—Velour Capes— Bolivia Capés— Fur-trimmed Capes—also hundreds and hundreds of Wraps, and Coats—selling at Sternberg’s as high as $60.00—in 3 groups now at $Q).85 14* |} J STERNBERG’S ENTIRE STOCK ¥ : trteans r eres hy kes” ia 4 4 . . . eee 4 4 ‘ 7. ° * +, - . - y % : wy? 4:4? H 27 we é pete Ree acs a | eee Puritan Nut Oleo 24 | Purity a" DGe 2 to 4 Ib. pleces. . YOU MAY PAY MORE, BUT YOU CAN’T GET BETTER — Extra fancy cure, no rind. ») 1500 CAPES || Tus BUTTER 2 =2=""1. 520 FLOUR 2-0 sacks So, O3c soma | J =a Tall Can 10¢ Pkg. 12¢ Deep Red 256 rancyru’ 14e MILK Sunset Gold McLaren's CHEESE tinssncen or enean SALMON ‘ar ces Tali Can, CODFISH CAKES russes 136 coorss ans 140 : Tali Can; Shrimp Fancy Pickled -— CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP a@.., 4 QUAKER MEAL, HOMINY or GRITS riz Se GRAPE NUTS 17c|/FARINA 10; BREAD wien 16-Oz. White or Rye 4G boats © *-& “ ary. b. 34¢ b. 18¢ 15¢ | Crab Meat 47¢ * rc a. ae | in - 3 saint ee Sunday Post-D Advertisers Reg soo PER CENT MOR than ‘those in any Of - ~ PART THREE. | maul FOR South Was Not Planter Knew From AMERIC Author ¢ ing, I am afraid it is tion of slavery every uppermost in every ma hostile Indians, when clusion of all else). If you have got Cabin’’ you will have a age slave. It is true South, but the average who knew that he could fed and happy slave, th the lash, and with hatre little better than ania efficient method of pu were rare. A man will ‘gary, but he is careful p restrained by feelings 4 dollars worth of prope So, on the whole, not taught to read or t for any purpose unles Jowed to travel around this was considered st bondage, for an enfi break their bonds. ~ The South had b institution. The blac of them, and the only slaverv. Meanwhile in the anti-slavery movement and a blot upon our et Slavery Association W organizations of this Much abolitionist propaganda. There * published by Benjam erator’’ published in Oberlin College. ¢ the West, and negro At the same time ' whereby abolitionists in the South, shpping under loads of hay, f as “‘agents’’ until ft Canadian border. Y located, was one of th Such action on Southerners, and the not noble servants of merely thieves, who Daily the feeling and it was still 50 ye it all. |: order to keep abre Readers who clip lection of historical img the study of > ’ pl An | y; | : | | | | ; ‘ENDERLE DRUG Co. . §-Quality Stores—5 Stixeth end Cheeteut ‘ Rread «a a Fight and Fine t-raed f~ Bn og STERNBERG S STOCK THAT SOLD AT PRICES as HI ' _*- “* INC TU TYING GARMEN\T< is $4 SOW FULL LINE SWEET GOODS ON DISPLAY 4 IN ALL STORES AT VERY LOW PRICES SALE AT CACCSEI—S17-S19 Washington Ay=———=enll } =[_ . ) . reed anq@ Olive
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satiiinadanhs a aati So a a perenne said ' — oe ee ——— Ea: a , “a | sunday Post-Dispatch | -@ || Advertisers Receive — SPORTS, MARKETS, | "@ | soo PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION . | than those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. WANTS, REAL ESTATE ST. LOUIS, _ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1923. PAGES 19—32 . a ae ee Ra a | Grain From Russia Reaches Kiel. | ment of grain by water from Russia A Russian ship from Petrograd! Stefansson Gets Harvard Degree. | Vilhjalmur 8tefansson, Arctic explor-| year award at Harvard University, i@ since the war arrived Tuesday, to be | By the Associated Frees (er, was one of 151 men who have| was announced last night. He wag ' By the Associated Press. : oo f | ) AMERICAN HIS1 OR a an March 1.—The first ship-| unloaded in the north harbor here,| "TOUSH* 2500 tons of rye. | CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 1.— heen granted degrees in the mid-' granted the degree of master of FOR CHILDREN | (BX; Be SNA aE ecg —_ ’ , a v ~~ if ~ (ke 2 kx ||) Our Display Rooms Are Overflowing With i: Bent y ; thing That’s New in— La Salle Candies : q - | “South Was Not Full of elie Legrees,’’ for | Wee Bee ) ~ 4 ; : = _ Planter lt ae Work Could Be Obtained MR EXTRA SPECIAL SALE OF fi L IG HTING FIX TURES | rom Lash-Crippled Slav es, | 4) (;ruen Watches, $18. OO fx WE display our ae. BROADWAY at OLIVE | | tures in a series 0 | “ . ar. mS I Builders B many small rooms, the |] FRESH TODAY AND EVERY DAY ; att | h ay - Ok \a 1 score bles you to judge pro. | ¢ po Our Friday Special | 20 | Owners portions. | | | We cordially in- Our Department of De- {| § | Assorted Flavor Honey Nougat You will marvel at the quality of Sek | | .lavery. ; Los . A, See c | Fane 249 | Meanwhile in the North, there was the beginning of a violent | A \" ST SEN a a 2 F | Longline Moddéle anti-slavery movement. Slave holding was considered a grave sin, : * { Ye. ; ow if yh) “, as . y and a blot upon our country’s honor. a 1833. the American Anti- Marvelous Sui ts fn Ry ww N : lie Jacquette Models 5 ZEN - : Slavery sete was “ech and by 1840 there were 2000 local : ) pais in ap | she, \* Costume Models ; . organizations of this society with a membership of nearly 200,000. ‘ i i r, , a. ; . | , : Much abolitionist literature began to be published by way of One and Two of a Kind 2. SEA Tie sae if : | > Sports Models R’ PRICES propaganda. There was the ‘‘Genius of Universal Emancipation, ”’ aa rs ANG i Ror Models —- | © published by Benjamin Lundy, a New Jersey Quaker, and the ‘‘Lib-| High-Grade Models , +; Pig Noe Ss ) > ree Models rind | _ erator’’ published in Boston by William Lloyd Garrison. > 5 dae Mea as , > akory lb 4 | Oberlin College, Ohio, became the center of the movement in | : nes ys NOP Le “e r\% ! Draped Models eo it, - "ae _ @ . the West, and negro students were admitted to its*classes. Aa GU Cees: ge | Model : At the same time appeared the famous ‘‘ underground railway ’”’ et Ny * | on sein 2 tf eee’ i.” ame \\\\ , ; Fancy Models | lb 1 § Cc |. whereby abolitionists helped slaves to run away from their masters | ee: ee ‘, = y Wf y | / in the South, slipping them in disguise, by night marches, or hidden ee “oa ld 4 SOS ee, | - | HF * ’ , a. ae bee | 4 Ye) te > BA | ) . Tay ; q : apie saat aavab. ; , / e- des Ti Tailored Models > under loads of hay, from house to house of trusted persons, known “‘agents’’ until they had reached the free state, or even the | as imal f ' Canadian border. Yellow Springs, O., where Antioch College is eo rte C : : located, was one of these underground way stations. | | 4% : f . iT BETTER . , 4 Such action on the part of the err infuriated the Qur ldeal— , ab = r Dat \Y Ws den a a Z _ iT £ tA Me * St y | Southerners, and they saw in the ‘‘agents’’ of the ‘‘underground’’ OPNea\Vittalt \ Wed? , aD | te ae yy th 16, 18 ¥ "> Wil, eee ee ; ‘ ; ou oe ie Z ‘f ¥, 14, 16, 18 not noble servants of humanity, as they ie rt ‘red themselves. but “Style 24 LAS “t Me Wee 2 oy ‘ | eiy os yy ty", \ & ie Bape? ht , ; : | BY, Mien Women’s Sizes — Ity; 7 nois’ lb C ; merely thieves, who were Stealing their property. | Without we, wed Gay ): lhe 2 : i} by , s ...1us t Daily the feeling between North and South grew more bitter. , mess ¢ ‘ Oe WEIRD | “fy / AZ i B eo 36, 38, 40 ie cite and it was still 30 years before the great war which was to dee ide. Extravagance = ete: 46 ~ Garant | \ | | hy b> 4 Cabs a1 a, ~ Larger Sizea. | PB, ii q | ' | a ie . FF . ‘ 42, 44, 46 | it all. Pillsbury C | (To be continued.) Best ; Readers who clip and preserve these articles will have a splendid col- lection of historical facts. Valuable for reference or for supplement- Can 1 O . ing the study of history by children. ; 4 q - g "4c Ppa ee A ut ‘) 2 - : 4 ; Pkg 1 2c Mf | 4 | ore a a - V4 S pected Wh & ee 4 A Beautijall ; 2 a \ SW, ee ee Ek 7 ore mas, LOW A Silk Line : | Zee Sy lit as i ATA VERT AG 7 An Idea for Meeting i eee wll NP SIA TAR Throughout | Ger s w a ae CRT Vath fo Fancy Crepe or ~ Pink... 1 4e : . 3 Your Income Tax | | ds | | tr Im AS count. ; ae — Every dollar you deposit over and | tities of Their Finest Suits at a Very Low worth $59.75 and $65. Pa A4 Oc But for these you must the Finer Kind, 3 reserve. : | - : —n FF : Cannot be Duplicated | 6-Oz. ‘. A ia | ; AMERICAN be early. Loaf: Trimmings— } White ; a : TRUST COMPANY | Materials— Colors— | Embroidery Stitching PISPLAY . ' Seventh and Locust if Poiret Twill * | Twill Cord Navy Black _ a its posi PRICES . = | 1 Capital One Million Dollars Under Government Supervisor | Velour Checks Camel’s Hair fan Sand jhe | Orn e i ; a & Open Mendes Ustl 6:30 ©. M. Scotch Tweeds lricotines ! Checks stripes pre 0 Plain T. ailored Me dels —— 1 Vannish Mixtures Pique Twills Beige Gray 01 ow 4 % ~ a re " 4 bets. P - » elf 4 ak ae Bes “Se ic +. Ah eR hl RR ee ei MR Sait F es. eon ay ws te - ey “ia Fg a . ‘ a iy t , y . above the sum you will need for your tax - : : payments will add to your permanent : Price, Allowing Us to Offer Values We Believe
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* 20 oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The City Circulation of the wv POST- DISPATCH ‘« alone ¢ Approximately in that of the Sainnnds Globe- Democrat end the Times Combined. RR es — ) Pe Terra: ‘ > P ee ; - . - ~ ; ‘ = e MAY 4 k , ; tn . - c 3. Peis , -. a se. - > + . 4 ” p ' * > . > tt 7 Srp 't h- ’ : . ” ™ > - - 4 - ' see i ar Cf WBu.ee.. 3 ; > .. “fg * r > »\ ~_ : _ th 4 -_ -—- : ; q sf ois: *% o: : : ’ - . . —_ 4 J a : ~ o — 7 ra , PP , : ~ , ts . ’ ; . . : = aed " : : . : Mackler ¢ - _ ‘ - : ’ ¥ : . + e . ~ . ina . " ey ° 4 . _ w * E. Sihler Late ' oO : as Siam. os + ‘ chfie!d. Lil ‘ 2 OLIVE e ; me . . : ' 385 ‘ . | ; . 4 . r. , ‘ ; . f. re. a ee i / , a , ¥ . - ‘ 4 —-= 4 57235 EASTON: 6104 EASTON 4108 OLIVE e } 6139 BARTMER 216 SKINKER 4 ° ge i BIRTHS RECORDED. \ ’ 5862 DELMAR ~. TAYLOR - * Jack GoliuD « el this subject BOYS. | : 264 X. BOYLE * S06.N. TAYLOR 49 et wonte pal w M s and M_ Hennesm: ‘3728 North Market | . ~ oul - 5111 DELMAR 1649 TOW ER GROVE § af sabe e toda, 1¥. R a 1424 Blair 5620 DELMAR 923 DE MUN | ‘Wee «Headquarters ' ney 1064 HAMILTON 579 ADELAIDE > gould identify members 4267 MANCHESTER 4541 LACLEDE b 4 -Eagan ¢ Riat«” garg as the » fi pr one : i ES ef Jacod HW. Mackier. lawver & ne start i a > Jelly Rol.” Hog27 gang, whick Sana "G) Marciente lou? XS.) doesn't always mean a successful finish. The sanitary displays in our Meat Depart- § 3m tn caer exe tal : Ba a ce ina 7) ~ é oe. (AS ii & . i si : beter k SA Lb Lew , wit a ‘er - _ the teal chonen shove. —" _ and M Spinaie. 5551 Bischot?. _ Many a shoe that looks smart when ment are inviting, tasty and suggestive; 1; ee b to death !n his automobii Nete- Contestamts to be eligible must have esod Tee Ww. M. and G MOL i inate : ie ae : i : adi leeaail f hi - sho" am and Howard streets Mail vo Contest Editar, The L. S Stamwest Co, Athol, Muse. | » Cand | 3539 Virginia you try X On m thesgre Saas t they bring to the mind’s eye a retreshung § 4 “wel! net leter thes Aor 14,1955. 8 8 = : _ and M eushardt, @062 Cots UP | under e very day serve. A Dr A. @ - pight of Feb. 2! 2 ang A. Brice, 4256. Core, Britiante . Reed Cushion Shoe not only shows sense of pleasure in the selection of the FW ee no. sem provented in the first wearing; it still daily spread Bg. " feb, when a Getective called a os —_ i _ ; ns its qual ity sia . A+B s s _ ; : . 4 EL Marti: > : ee . a “ t identif ans} * ‘ - " a ‘ . J [3 ia he shows | it in tne last. Tee trum. shapely ‘ 3 office. I can ; en y y 7 4 L. F. and E. Gitreath. 1323 Bide | Pe E @on't want to mir up & & *. and Christia 912 Newberr shoes give more than the usual meas ; Se and . | F Cc 4a 1? ure ry the ¢. in — this.” J ) r. J. and ay" sl; Fart | — “ Sap — 4 we, Sh m ee ee Ds a “ af 4 r a b > » + ia pe bal - "a + a - r “ + ~ eo LAL 7 . , aot ° ‘ ~ “ ’ Z , “ a “ - = ; FR oe whol by Nii das Pin * > bie ' " ‘ Mien . + ¢ vr eny jan h & * “eS > - rt a i n " rh 2 vs + ae NADY . . ‘ 7“ . > > re . . . enenty A AES eRe etire in saa dent 6 Mea . ' . RAE or half. words, covering the points noted above, your personal experi- a iss mina $8 $703, Compton . ence with Starrett Tools. Facts will win the prizes. | bine Ler-. 2. pemisburg. 1! iil | “CAP-SHEAF,” the original i | a —erche Garrison. 38. 1706 NX. sis : > 2 , a . ’ @“a°an ee? . ‘aes $9.85 , ur . ; Satisfac- = 4‘. = = oat . — -_ : jer rer $29.75 | a... 00 en” Sone " tion guar- : ——-- . a : | . = | anteed or , ae money beck. tetrents aa inex pene re - ae | > pwr . 3 ’ oneone ea ya the shew | atte
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Se ee ST LOUIS ce DISPATCH’ gets. Quality Cheese wRnCn Tit The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ERs . “ & ey Death ;formed at the time of her deat Zieg- the serious nature of her hus knowing of his illness. . They she was not in-' Max Ziegler. Robinson, Danny O'Neil, Isidor! wife, who was 75 years old. Londe and Pasquale Graffigna. An- in each case was due to grip. other, Ray Renard, was already iniler died without the hands of the police, following wife’s death and his arrest on suspicion in anvfner case. ae: The arrests in the Municipal Pk ba cmaham Rullding corridor were made by a squad of 10 city detectives, | ADVERTISEMENT. under Sergt. Murphy. While 4n court} T 1, |Louis (Red) Smith, Dave (Chippy) the bond of those held pending in-/| | vestigation had been continued until) } a KILLING SUSPECTS IF |March 16. | “Mhat’s the Use? | cant OUT AND TGHES : $10,210 ‘SUIT ON SURETY BOND | e: ' Failure of W. T. 58. Barnes to Turn, q 8 Identify Anybody,”’ Says | i ¥ _ Over Securities as Trustee Alleged. Doe With Mackler When p LY SIL H HF Suit for $10,210 on the surety, bond as ; y 4 o He Was Slain. h of | and's | resided with a son, , by the police when the previous ar-| | rests on suspicion were made, and '| they were released on bond before he coul dbe found. a ; ee a ggpee z i , | Those arrested with Colbeck were. hoa eee oe Re FR é de 2 fav wey Ey, See a * 5 A ele Ti - sae 7 , vag aie” peeege i S| , . % 7 ine on later it ties in the as the assassins been was latter was When you buy cheese at any Kroger Store you are buying absolutely the best quality possible for the money. Our experienced cheese man is in constant contact with ail the creameries in Wisconsin, and he personally selects the finest from each of thom Our enormous volume makes this possible, and we are able to guarantee you cheese of absolute uniformity, highest quality and delightful flavor at all times. An excellent quality, ripe, mellow cream a Sent to our stores in sanitary, du iat. WISCONSIN FULL CREAM , of smooth texture and delightful taste proof packages. Pound : ae , Many splendid, tasty and wholesome dishes may be made from it and served in place of meat during Lent. * Becanse of its zestful, piquant flavor it is jr: ticularly adaptable for mixing .with macaroni or spaghetti. Pound er So cca edie Quality cheese, possessing | a won- der | appetizing fiavor. It ts brought to juat the proper ‘ ane st will satisfy the most oe connoisseur, Wrap. fo i}, odorlesg packages. nd . inn ‘ont SWISS ( CHEESE A cheese of uniform fexture. imported. fle vor preduced by alii the methods of Amer ican cleanliness. Poun ji ET’ sineimte CHEESE A KRA 0.5 A delightful foll-wrappe loaf cheese. For mild ess, uniformity, texture and daintiness it is in a clase Dy itself. Per pound... 1 CATSUP Fresh, Crisp Kroger-Made RICE Blue Rose Hea d-—~ fersems CRACKERS & CAKES | Clean, uniform, peaty Equais the highest- priced brands itn taste grains; | ow price, De anes aan a Made of the finest ingredients money pound Gc; large will buy—they come to you ag fresh and delicious ag any made. What a tremen- Cc dous value they are! One pound of any variety will convince you they are fully ww -wmatn.ois the equal of any on sale at twice the em hand - picked price. e Deiightfuily fresh and crisp! ldeal for the Lenten season. wether with te, se, they make a mea! Per pound Cocoa Taffy Bars. ib. te Graham Wafers, Macaroon Snaps. ib. 14 Ib. j _ Natignal Biscuit Co. Crackers and pee | Uneeda Biscuit, vke. Choe, Fingers. 2 pkes.. . the Choc. Minarets. Ib.. Cheese Tidbits, pke.. . be The highest quality Milk possible to pro- “re duce—equal to any brand on the mar ah Nothing added—only the water tracted"from pure, natural cow s milk, ¢ | A remarkable value COUNTRY CLUB “ROYAL PATENT ‘::, 99¢ Bread’’; 5-lb. GOLD MEDAL ib 9Te CLIFTON: 84c ‘sack, 22c: ‘98-Ib. sack, $3.63; 24- Vanilla Ext.. 1 Por. bottle. the lemon maetek. 54-02. bottle. 10c you've b@ught these at Kroger'’s you will Ib. sack fat, ne 25 | | ; Fish dissatisfied with the kind usually sol 29¢ Once Cal Sardines in Tomate Sauce, 1 4r ~ ee ee OS oe en > tee ee. RE A MITC ERR Elita tase tw HPO Man and Wife Die Same Day. August Ziegler. 78 years old, of. Wood River, ee died vesterda’ eight hours after the death of |What's the use?’ protested Gol- ed tub, when a detective called at his, q office. “J can't identify anybody, . and I don't want to mix up in this} . = thing.” ) — Willlam (Dinty) Colbeck, member. A Rapes tg re ts al og ee Watch scales, compare quality, and you’ll find we lead ’em all. | Seats” since Constable William ~T.| FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Egan, former leader, was shot down | , F r O U R SOAP SPECIAL! JUNE | | ais 10 real i0c value... ~4 Bars lautz der of Mackler. Ps _ @ ie ' that the police wanted Gollub ‘to see! Delmar Club brand. — Cafeteria Friday)’ . S H Special fish, gl gn pa 15 | —_— r Pe singe Navhtha ) The reason for the rearrest was yg | COCOANUTS the suspects. Gollub was not found) No. & can. A vegetable dinher oo Our big cut in price on all real 3O0c value as a rFURDAY —. 5 pkgs. “~ Fresh, Salted, Pickled and Canned | noast Goose: good, big portions, Fish hold good during this sale. with oe and a dandy 25 PIG HAMS |2 gravy aed Down goes the price on The dandiest solid. beautiful. iva “eh - baked. beautiful white you crisp as a isv. ever — you eyes absolute 15- oan val. on. ab. [oz Don’t miss ‘thie. | Be Better : than spring chicken. TUTTI! FRUTTI Loin or Rib MINCE PIES—Our Roast with skin rex. 35-cent is Side Meat. with Extra spomet that little 14 ee rib in. Lb oe gat NEE, 37 or. package. A ‘SODA CRACKERS Portion hog ds are cut from, “Pork ‘Pork Cuts font hem A mong etc. Look | ‘em over. best seasoned that eve PQ | R AN D LO! N CHOPS 18 touched your 15¢ e — —_me~w—weummer-- eee ‘lips. Lb. Pig repcemed 5 | FRESH | BREAKFAST a ee The Big White Store at 6th and Franklin ‘Where the Crowds Go.’’ LE TT EE A SH ;* Phau MRAM ™~ A thoroughly cured, mellow cheese of exceptionally fine quality creamy AND BEANS] Club axs | . 2 size can: A lS5c val- } { PORK ~~ ow ee MMT TTT . 8.15 White 7 . ALMo\— Tiny Pride S 5 S 5 S a EE THU: a ee eee a |” PRESERVES Acme brand. Tall i6-oz. jar. Fine fruit and sugar. A real “%O0c value WS A: TOMATO CATSUP Delmar Club Brand Large 20- 3 Large 812-07 bottle; real 12° value 4 real i5c the limit. value One package only to each | Lima Beans Sinclair brand: No. 2 size can. 4 real 206 value : Doz. IF IT COMES FROM }IMOLL'S ITS THE BEST Delmar & De Baliviere FRI., SAT., MON. «$7. LOUIS’ ON® REAL CANDY FRESH MEAT DISPLAY Chocolate Easter Ears. All eur meats U. SB. tnspected | This is a delicious and er vefrigeration and ! confection. The size kept. large Chicken nilla Nouget with they cost but lit- Leg of Veal- xs -25¢ | ooo of or grades——and of Lamb _ _J3ae | [6 ter. “ | “= = ~ a | n Roast__22c —— pe a4 bt een . Mi . F : Smoked Meat Dept. i cinene: ‘Atter | Bete siiced Licorice Gum i" E Jells.... “ . 3 : 2 Ibs. for 35 7 ‘ : : i A : | n eal usual Whsadl oz. | 19 Large ‘ bottle. real 23c saan’ Dromedary Golden Dates 3! 35/, Lurge 25c package. 3 = Powd : 10 PEACHES—Golden Sectnnd oro The re a Se pk No. 21 i aceon Es. 2 Size enn: large, nice, yellow eee a real 30c value...... Large 30 pk., 25 » Large SYRUP 4 CAKE or od Delmar Club brand. Ss aK. 2% wil Blue\ Label. No. 10 Many deliciously 2-sizé can iced. All a 30c aO4rp CHIPS Red Labe! No Iced Krum- 20-Mule: 5'-- 2-siz7e ~ an | a fens? BI bel: Ju es. News- ne em - rs. . Paulines, ag Strawberry Kiss. Se value Lucilles These are fr from the oven. Delicious cUstomer as long as they _ cans, _$t. 65 tame Macaroni & Spaghetti Delmar Club Brand: large 14-o72. pack- age: a real lie val., 3 PRKGS., 25 OLD DIST Washing Satnereeetnee erent renter Ab) Ft a a” ifiie —_—— ee eee IMM eM , Ib. cZ t the sAUCE—COU a. — CLUB-—Adds zest meal. Why pay bottle wigs ide Snider's Cateee. B- « bottle a nf Heinz Catsup. 8-07. bottle lve Snider's Satsup. large bottle Heinz C atsup. bottle Heinz Chill large bottle WONDER MILK LOU Calumet 1! . r’.. Se. ig. Royal Bak. pen y * ic. EVRA U CELE EA A —" —— oe oe. Zima Beans: tacts: pound ead rat ) 3 © oe <ncusneseneett a le mene AD cenit lt me of a Eggs. made of a fine quality Va- ~~ - Campane Bean *. can. 10¢ Hetaz 10¢: - Beans: small. medium . ite Sauce, .32¢ $30 net es i— CENTER CUT HAM STEAKS lb. 19 } ‘ habose: real value 350 Faas 1) ‘Chen aaa Suey Sauce 8-oz. bottle. regular 30c¢ 21 ar] Grape Jelly Beechnut Bra or: medium Jar: we sm 30c¢ 23 Hog Melts Spareribs, Ib. Hog Kidneys ROAP — i Sardines Gem teks fovder. Hating Powder suanranteed to Fresh Shrimp ... . .380 iver mode. “10 Pig Hearts, lb Pig Tongues, Ib 121,¢ Large bar, 4-| oll can: a real Pullets for Reastin 380 | 250 value, Hog Heads, lb... Shoulders (whole), lb... .9¢ real 73h : 10) DELICATESSEN DEPT. Uf / our own soc MUSIC RO LLSa ogee Herring; Raisin Health Bread: big. mam- All the new month of March releases. which contain moth loaves, chock full of 14 raisins many new and delightful musical numbers. We are prepared to take care of you and all your wants with the latest hits. Come in and have our operator a ee your favorites. Jt will be his pleasure. As an § eitra special we will give vou your choice of $1 FOX G E E Tle TROT ROLLS in the famous Mel-o-dee rolls 25 at 5 for 506 ee These rolls are all bend played. BLACK’S . Individ eal me fresh ~ SHOULDER wt Sigs | SAR LED YOUNG SIDE MEAT 12": ee ee eee 2 TRIMMINGS 10 {ocoa., from the fae tory. 10¢ nke. 10 pkes. limit. BAKER’S COCOANUT : _ cane. each, 0 ag ver, Bologna. Cervelat. 4 ; many others. FE ish—Poultry Fresh White, per Ib..20c Fresh Buffalo, per |b.200 SHOULDER : HOCK Genuine Norwegian fish; extra large, meaty; of unsurpassed flavor and quality. Pig Liver, lb Leaf Lard, lb 45e Jack Frost B F.. pound can . 20¢ be “a . \ TOMA TOES—Ked, ripe, erception- ally fine quality; per 10 pound pur ICF BERG LETTU(C nice. 10 heoteha abeonine solid. erisp heads 10 Srneall aige Muneweet Prunes Make delicious economical dishes. Fatra vaiue, ib. DELICATESSEN — Potato Salad Mince Meat (Temtor brand) Mammoth Queen lives, pint sweet Pickies: do«eu . “pectal Salam Apple Butter * RN A TC A TTR eT NRE re NI HOSTESS Ree 2 for 24c¢ j fe (Tiger brand) fruit SPANISH ROLLS: filled: dozen 18 HOT CROSS BUNS: red hot 12 BREAD—Big. mammoth loaves: 16-oz.; a regular 10c value ee PIES—Made in a @-inch pie pan: delicious. rich crust, Cocoanut Cream. Apple, Mince, Rhu- i8 barb. KReri<in a ; ox TAILS 4 dandy dish properly pre- pared. Lb. Rich Calif. Proit, in on aYTUD. Big can California Fruit, own #eyrup Big Cleanivy dreased. fine quality. lump. 30-cent val. And remember. when you come, we don’t hand you that “old = stuff’— “we're just out.” We've got ‘em . ported Cammem- bert .45c ee Spas wr GROCERY DEPT. a Old Datch; =47e _25c RDINES Sttuabal: an imported te , tm olive oll; 2ic COFFEE CAKE FILLED im . | ne reusse | —————— | : Palarae de- 18c | ARTs) ||P | = : 4 2 Per eeesee ws 4 Sugar Rolls | ied stomach troubles, such as tn- . 2 doz. for 35c BOD. 8%, wotrness, stomach-ache Sdility to retain food are in prob- Below are some of the very newest March releases, Come in and have our operator play them for you. Little Lost Rolling Stone, Fox Trot—(rinoline Days —Only Just Suppose, For Trot—Four O'Clock Blues —Sugar Bices—The Wicked Fives—in Oar $1 Parior—A Kiss in the Dark Brains Per Set, CARROTS—Fancy nice, even sizes oF ORANGES—Sw eet, ——v nav- els: a regular 35c valle; dozey baa 25 GRAPEFRUIT—Daady, nice: size, thin skin and very FOR few seeds. '4 15 Per poe 40 APPLES—Beantiful red wonderful cook- I. Clab Blackberries. ers Ganos: BS. 23 Cc. Clab Apricots, bic can Seedless, 1l-oz. pkg, 12¢ Seeded, _ADVERTISEMENT ACH TROUBLES DUE TO ACIDITY fe, Certain, ae Indigestion. Ped ALLL AAL BL RO Speedy F pecedy Relief 15 oz. pkg. 7c 9-0z. pkg., seedless, ee — Tongues ‘'T —ee 17, HULA tT ie Salmon. Red. tall ib. can the Mustard Sardines. bic % can. 10¢ shrimp. finest, can. Ae Se sy salmon. « oe can —_ - Sardines, in pure olive oil. ean, 10¢ ink Salmon, tall Ib. can. © i cae "anole, +" Gish. oan SUNSWEET Extra large. — flav- ory. Average 45 to ib. Cc C | j R UJ NES health’ —at Kroger’s, Ib. CHERRIES "°"™" Anne—T.uscious, large White 25¢ ~ Pineapple; 28c Pineapple, Avon.: No. 2 can, 24c No 2 can ; , me c. C. Peaches, ert. big can, Bhe 19e¢ Apricots, in sug. syr.; can, 15¢ C 0 F : EE Baked of the highest-grade, Fresh to you from our roasting Again we say—VYOU CANNOT of any 50c Coffee sold 7C here PURCHASE BETTER BAEAD matter what price you pay. Why not save the big difference se 4 Ih. B. & M. Fish Flakes, can i2c Lobster. choice Canadian, can 45¢ Oveters, C. Cy American Sardines in oll, can..5c¢ Tuna Fish, C. C.. white meat. “Shake hands with in own eseyrup. Great bie can. Aople Butter. C. C.. at. jar. 25e Country C. Pineapple, Aron. ertd., can. lle Peaches. in syrun. ic. can, 198¢ *20¢ ©. FRENCH Country Club carefully sclected materials. ovens—rich in flavor. The equal THAN COUNTRY CIAB neo in price? Wat-paper- hidnerys. Ine cases out of ten, gi: noply evyi- that exceasive sec retion of acid te place i. the causing the tion of gas and a: id indigestion. _ Mods the atomach and causes fe oppressive. burning feeling Mee known ae heartburn, whie Md irfitutes and inf} ames the @eli- ne of the at The trouble Biireliy in the excess g evelo Pretion of actd eek Siop or prevent this ecuring of the Centents of the stomarh an to ime the ecid. and take f€ Blend Ormiess. a teasvoonfu! « tel ae, & £004 and effective corr or ia stomach ahould be taken in a fr of «a Clase of met « cold water Eating or when " z£o*, sourgess s ef sWeetens the Ch and neutral ' cldtty tn «a oOments and isa ns ' harmless heipensive re ae antacid. guch . whi; ri TR ie’ ; ot tt « eR ihe riy wil ftomach Hisurated Mag- 7) fa jied from any r powder or tablet form: 1 ae i's “work Me * aid of artifietsl . ss esa comes in several 4% * : aaek fa ana ta Bis: rated Ma ‘ghesia. Which (8 om Ihy Prepared te: the above Dpurpgess. oN deme ane, — Thin skinned; 89 «ize. 4 for 25c Beauty Apples | 3 ibs. for 2ic BULK TURNIPS 3 ibs. for 10c GRAPE FRUIT | | Best Dealers Have TROCO Churned Select Cocoanut and Peanut Oils Sere te Please—Iry a Pound Today PISTRIBUTED BY _ HOFFMAN BROS. ST. LOUIS, MO. Seutaed—or stewed with veactables. Ay Ib. . Tripe. Faual te Ovsters if properly prepared. Th. Soup Bones. That marrow fat — in Soup Ib. Bie MADE) SATS — Seosial iw, Theringer Cerve- Braanech- Schmier- For pot roasts; ali svlld neat. BLUE GRASS SEED Be«t SHOULDER by the pon per SMOKE sat SAGE We extend all an have not visited the big whines that viewed our Sausage Dent.. a fas -, aan vitation. Nothing jike it in St. _— in- anvwhere else. dust n few of vis or barguins: of our FLOUR Just Righe brand. A cood baker ani S e0re riser. 5-Ib Franks | Liver Bo'ogna Blood Sausage | Head Cheese Polish “is a echinidt } ss fiennine CHEES w?n cure: vw hite: GOc qu Be Veu lovers of real Cheese. here (uses t—Rich. well aged, smooth Wisconsin: a Hic satuc New york Down goes the orice— Cheddar, Wisconsin Creamery ality. | Ibe. fresh churned especially for this vou hee ——. hese ie he Jour life did won taste 60 n fic 25) absoluie Se weal ” Beene. sae 2 ae in S-tb caddies Momaller umount , “3 crop. Cute Lb 14 emailer portions; 7 Don't it today. Canadian , new 3923 A real S0c value. 35 put it eff. Buy Now's the time te sow it. APPLES lbs. New York Greenings: weneerr cooker or eating apple DRY SALT WEA Dry “Snlt Jowls “11 Dry “Salt Spnreribse §& rv Salt Side eS Meat 15 EN Back wurst Link Pork Sausage Sausace Meat SMOKED buvring: come. cive ua« rou will be a booster: 1 helt gr whole. The big white «tore surel+ quarters for quality ameked Hams: the «ame quality and flaver you have been HAMS ix the hend- alware the ance over and Gite 14 ib. average: o. PEANUT BUTTER Beechnut Brand large jar: a real 25¢ value. Coffee 4 grenutne KHourben Sar ; for BS« Uai- 29 lb LAYER FIGS » 206 TTT re lb. Wes 150 Riese Son Granules :3 phe. tee Les Soap Tiaken: 5 pkhes.. Crystal White; 3 for 14¢ P, & G. or per Waltke’s; perbar,6¢ KIRK'S bar PCA fst Las LALLA LEE LEC ] rtheagt un Tue Teale, or. i= hi Tollet Por. semi-crepe, 3 ri. 10¢ ofiet Paper. 660 shts.. rl.. Tee g SOAP ms | ’ ”% 6 Ty, ay 4 Se a AY 7," iL oot Lhe | | Ded | ptt’. in ‘bith i a * a ~——
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: ~ eet”: i corsage Mepiegath enh ili. ‘ ae Oo —~ The City Circulation of the a POST- DISPATCH alone re Equals that of the Dafly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. THURSDAY MARCH 1. 1 $2___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH % LL LOL A a 4 os =| That’s Why Washington Yow’ re Tired —Out ef Serts— Have Ne Appetite Your Liver ts Stoggish CARTER’S LITTLE «ill help put you mght in a few days. They act quickly though gently and give na- Ve MILK CHOCOLATES NUT and FRUIT CENTERED FRIDAY ONLY! ture a chance 4 BOLLS Snerennenh—- FRIDAY tin on recerpt of reur name and address KONDON Minneapolis, Minn. An exceptional vaiue « 30c “Be Sure That Ie’s Herz” Fer ideas on investing see the - Resinesws Chance Mant columes. ARCH The Only -McNICHOLS NEWEST ARRIVALS IN HOUSEFURNISHINGS * McNichols. the oldest Furniture house in St. Louis, has built its reputation on the policy ot * “Absolute Satisfaction or Your Money Back.” ° : MecNichols always quotes lower prices and Better Credit Terms. | Because we can afford to do so, owning our building. Saves you the rent item. Dinner and Tea Sets Domestic as Low as $10.50 A very select lot of gm to ciose out: oo on e: no oes fo! See ee ee ee a6 al eet ~., — — so-piece Set, com- plete: pert ect. $225 Luxurious 3-Pc. Lisee- Room Suite Bonds $12.75 A vwéety .omfortable Suite for your home’ Boaght from a 100-piece complete Chicero ‘manufact urer in time for —_ sale. Rich as it comfortable! Three pieces in all! $167. 50 a loese spring cushions; covered in blue seconds -piece || see $10. 50 lll tl ~——— RARE ARTISTRY 1S BRUADUAST BY KD ys Post-Dispatch Radio | Broadcasting Station KS D Davitehr broadcasting at 9 48. 10°46. 11:40, 12:40. 1:40, 2:48 and | Market quotations and ii N@Ws bulletins of int erest to the | W ea’ a 4¢ are il i} x ¢ Vewe | 1g wt. ) anges | Thursday Evening , =} 11:30 O'Clock , a a OFFERINGS, Dinner and Tea! | Strength after Influenza sre “Wa Friday Evening— | Builds Health and No Drugs WuRLIZER Friday and Saturday Special VICTRO and forty selections This means twenty double-face Victor Rec- erés of your own choice er any $15.00 worth you may cheese. or you may pay ‘hy a month for the complete outfit! This popular new model Victrola is always in great demand for every type of home. It fits into most rooms as a beautiful and harmonious addition to the — Complete with $15 worth of recerds for $115. _ Pay $5 a month. No Down Payment Other Victrolas $25 to $415 You may be sure that if Victor makes it, Wurlitzer has it! Open Evenings Until Nine Popular New Console eee eeengned Oe Se eee, ’ — ae “ Wurlitzer owns the world’s largesi Vic- ter Record Library BORORO CORO LORCCTOEOHOS The RUDOLPH WURLITZER co. 1006 OLIVE ST. Between 10th and 11th Take § Gibb’s ~ Nar eme dy Headaches—Colds QUICKER _St! RER-SAFER 20 Tabiets 25 . x 3--Pc. Mah. Davenette Suite : SE ibis ttetien @ichin t 4 Burner Larg: -t @gxi2 Wool Fiber Rug t Weleut Fimikh “immense Red pare Oak Fin: : , | Smmen« Soringe | React Waettreee oicen T Mah Davenport Table | tm Waleet Rent i Srit tres Kee ——— —— ‘Oneida Commu- nity Silver Pilate Mc l-dozen ‘ ‘T eas p oons: Fri- — oP mas Sar ae [Ty eee SSE $179.50 —_ ae et ts Furnished ueecrmped Below. ........... ‘The furnishings chosen for this toads 28 @e ee at Last Year’ s aap Price 7 8 TRAMPLING 8) - Henrr EXTRA SPECIAL! Porcelain Top, White Enamel Kitchen Cabinet Base ~ WASHINGTON AV. AT SEVENTH SHAS. F. LEVY, President Friday and Saturday Specials *- 7 = g 169.50 sacks repoateo 10 Have SOLD THE VICTORIA BUILDING umber Companys of Cape Girardean ani ‘ a P ' Mo.. Said to Have Been the an #xtYa Purchaser : ® -; eX we ~~ = _% . Velour Upholstered Be ae Suite cy “ 8QO8 Yb. Convegient Credit Terms 8-Piece Dining Suite—Unusual Value perfection eaty. ; S$ 1000 |a""""sa| Be » $24.75 tieurenieant (reddit Terme esa rm #¢a Prusee « 2°? asec «$18.75 Convenient F olding Meo an” aiura wapet finish: has pane e@d cane et converts itete wntertaste one operatio®, arp ete = * a . «! an OR zs > $14.75 a * HORSE FATAL Leetkemeyer. 67 harmcr Near Beth will Dies of Murt « * , ue A¢? T - ‘2 auul Admiration. rT Box of SO, ‘nerves * * * & , * {1111
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ne tide, a a MARCH 3, 1993, : The City —— of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Timés Combined t by ey 40,000. => * : ADVERTISEMENT e %4- Don’t Overlook Our OUCH! LAME BACK. WARRANT Oh MILKEN NY Friday Bargains] lB LUMBAG) OR "OS: sHUIN i AGHE AWAY Son of Late Chemical Manufac- | Gy a Panel-Back Silks turer Charged With Feloniously W, thi 7 Our $2.25 Grade iil on eeneia Sichana® We Lis. VM ee in Saloon. :+ hy KY New Treatment — Ww son 9 —e ten! Your backache is caused bv 7 app al d omens black and gunmetal s | 20 lumbago, sciatica, or a strain, and the A warrant charging John T. Mil- C S to entists A al A tl te = _ - an _ " semi - chiffon; full - fashioned netrat | L keast re lie f 18 "gs ey pe nerTtTra lj ran J ' 4 ¢ a . , que wanhe Oil, Rub tt right on liken Jr., son of the late millionaire It is 80 thorough. It is truly a complete lisle tops ing St. your painful back, and instantly the chemical manufacturer, with felont- dental treatment because it combines two soreness, atiffness eal lameness dis- ously wounding Elbert Delmain, 26, different essential dental cleansers —a lect ons | 4 4 J “Satin Stripe” Extra Weight appeers. Don't stay crippled! Get © a former soldier, in a saloon at dental PASTE and a LIQUID. if St. Jacobs O Novelty Silk Pure Silk eet bac dross nd limber up. A Eureka, St. Louis County, on, Jan. Sanitol Tooth Paste is especially compounded Tl won. 28, was issued today by Justice to remove ugly film deposits from surfaces of teeth. 5 Of | | — : : a iol ne ietii litte ik Gebais ee 3 ing cannot be overlooked. t t 0% f ao eee | SALAD = i he comnct be evens mt O OX a 1onery O Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Delicious Second qualit: 35¢ J ae at Milliken was exhibiting the pisto BROKEN SIZES ai mm to persons in the saloon. He was, Regular Stock . Slightly Sofled | i i RN ER OT REM AN NE i ary i explaining that “no robbers would Pec as Condition a 2, 3, 5 and 10 Quire Boxes S od A Boxes -—~6Taste and it -Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels get me,’ when the weapon Was dis- ee oa | . . . Sy i ae ne ry ‘a a ae care Only 300 BF Be Sold db Quality Prices Se 1¢ce | i aa Be charged. nly oxes to e So Only 50 Roxes, all big barguines It your child is listless, full of cold, Millions of mothers keep ‘* Call- Crane's, Whiting’s and other popular brands of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Fash- "| tachi Vig Sy rup’’ handy. They iit : r UG Seige sh 3 ondenc e © n ney boxes, 1 h li f th t h THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust St. § 3% i Daa 2 a. & WOMAN SUFFERS FRACTURED Reckn, oTemenavece Neto Fapers te Winin aad taney boxes, waite Sal Gates | SE tas, Somene Gena: Son nee spoonful of ‘‘ California Fig Syrup’’' sick child tomorrow. It never era COLLARBONE IN AUTO MISHAP Branch Store ° Main Store will quickly start liver and bowel/or overacts. Ask your thy oe | [3 SSS SSS | | action. In a few hours you ean see! genuine EE. oe A. HAAS-LIE RER G CROC E R CO. rn = _Wear-( N . . for yourself how thoroughly it works which ha’ directions fo a ‘bottle The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening AMOS-JAMES GROCER CO. we Men 208 (eee 710 Olive 210-212 N. 4th the constipation poison, sour bile and/ children of all ages printed on Pe : ane ; -GALE GROCER ©O. jured in Other Motor Accidents P ~ 46 Rewspaper giving Associated Press news service. ’ at desman py ee nn During Night STATIONERY co waste right out and yon have a well, Mother! You must aay California’’ Four persons weye it mad th he " playful child again. lor you may get an eee (SSSERESSSSSSRSR ESTER EERE RRR RRERERSS SSSR Eee en! tomiohiie accidents last nigh. , NION HOUSE FURNISHING CO 7124-2608 80 OLIVE STII Mrs Helen Quick, 41, of 4151 Lab . - adie avenue suffered a fractured SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON AVE. mobile driven by Maurice ping These Items in Quality Furniture and “a Present CIGAR SPECIALS for Friday and Saturday SAM’L I. DAVIS SMOKERS avenue and Whittier street, at 7 p. rn. . » Frank Dodd, 408 North Euclid av- erue was driving west on Washing- ton boulevard at 19:39 p. m., near Spring avenue, when he attempted to turn @ut to the left and pass some utomohbiles ahead of him. His ma- ichin ‘ollided with an eastbound truck driven by Marvin Walker, 1400 THE OLD RELIABLE Tohn avenue, and two men who were | EXTRA Box of 50 SPECIAL .. 6c a $2.98 ‘riding with Walker were thrown out |Adam Sitteman; 28, 1152A Bayard avenue, suffered possible internal in furies and Nat Herscovitz, 18, 6573 Vernon avenue, suffered a wrenched CUESTA REY HOO-HOO back Made from the cuttings of the higher-priced cigars Elizabeth Morgan, 6, a negro, enf- fered a fractured skull when she SPECIAL 7 Gerace 10 —_— 65e WALTER DAMROSCH ran in front of a ‘truck driven by We have picked these unusual offerings at random and have specially featured them One of our BEST Brands of mild Havana Cigars—the Cigar with ADMIRATION a reputation. Norvelle Delisie, 4351 Penrose ave- Friday and Saturday. They present saving opportunities no thrifty person can over- nue, in front of 2709 Frankjin ave look. Come! See them! Liberal Credit Terms extended. ISe Perfecto size; cut * 12c EXTRA 2 1 gS $3.73 ‘Box of 50, $5.95 SPECIAL .. for Cc Box of 50, ™~! a ADMIRATION William the Fourth Mild Havana Cigar An automobile which Rudolph = a ea “Z , i cae 8 for 50c After-Dinner 14c Large 10c Corona Size Sed ee ee ee eS 2 . ee we © * - | | | | ue! Compton avenues at 12:60 a. m. to- be a = oa tas, | . , day. Persons living near said three ~ ot —a ee oF "Fak men were in the machine when it ay a ; ... 4 rs at “4 oie : ys | \ rile F | hy ? f ¢ { | ? : : y 3 = A . - a Oe aoe — : AB - .. . ‘ Pa © j . giruck e tree and wo hed assisted . a ee ss pn ee the third away. When police quas- a ee i 7 Pa F ieee — "ie oe \ fy or rae tt Kp CBE J ne - - — nas : ‘ = M.- c il } ee. “24 ee Pe oe - az - 2? en Cabinet Special! pabinet flilustrated has the lategt . Bliding: a: n door, métai- lour box « ong bi TY includea. - Strauch, a saleon keeper, of 8450 ‘ size: cut to Tilinois avenue, said had been stolen ’ : ad Ly 4 ote el i) i) Ne y, from him, yesterday was found : a ee) is z3 ‘a = er 4 $65 Codir-Linel Chifforobe Can of 50 Box of 50, $6.95 _ CUT TO.. Sc EACH $3.95 wrecked against a tree at Miami and 2 for 25c Ci . . Cuttol0cee | Large Size EL VERSO Cigars First Consul, § Muriel 1 0 El Producto, La Palina sence tains C Each Mercantile, Preferencia + Admiration, El Rol Tan Box of 25..$2.50 Box of 50. $4.95 Box of 50, $4.95 GARCIA GRANDE CIGARS oo Str. cI Large Corona Size io Cc r. Vigars . ox of 50, - oo to 3 for 25c Extra Special. . 1 Oc $4.95 eiba, Mercantile = . Preferencla, EI! Producto Chancellor Cigars at Cut Prices Muriel, Rob Emmet (Oc Str. size cut to 3 for 25c; Box of 50.. $3.95 Admiration, El Rol Tan 2 for 25c size cut to ; Box of 50.. $4:95 Box of 50, $3.95 i5c Str. size cut to (2c; Boxof50.. $5.95 ZULMA Imported | Odds and Ends of High- | SPECIAL SALE OF ITALIAN MANILAS Grade Sc Cigars BRIAR PIPES SMAI... LOTS Rie G2 uNCH ssortcd styles nd sizes BIG ,-INCH CAZADORES SIZE 8 for 25c Assorted styles and sizes, A EXTRA SPECIAL Box of 50—81.55 remarkable value at this price. Juhn Ruekin—Nilee 2 Moser—tLa Of 1 Sc Kesta—Tunasten—RKed Dot— Fach Agente—Cinco—Hauptmann C ' Box of 50—1.85 Handmade—“an Felice—Deaoby origins nS oer aggregating $89 for bringing the’ liquor here from Vancouver, B. eer we £ ahione ; , lie l- 5-Piece Wisden p 4 > any > Papeog er + ee sEGEaw Witch Hazel, pint. aimee site. $F" ur § efef #5 awit A ae. oe + cearh Gale $1.50 Cash—75e Weel . 2 » ; >. niet ’ Say sf 1
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1997. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 3 , ‘ | It Appears That Willie Ritola’s Finish Knocked Some of the Joie Out of Joie Ra : g Hal wae ad tak at ‘ ~ Ray Beaten One Bennett, Browns’ New Home Ran Rickard Orders © j Abeken Trying Peewee Kaiser to hae a. Se. Louisans Star at Illinois U. : nasil ncaces tes x BEE PS ibe ; Box Midget Smith igg¢pe a —=——>, Foot in Record Prospect, Hits One Over Fence Willard to Cut 4 Close Intercit | sy ——”~*«~‘“‘(;O) Ot Ee At Coliseum Here | - @ } ~~ : . Three-Mile Race we | — : a) . Former Tulsa Slugg leases Veterans Who Watch Hi vin, r New York Bantam Ranks Right bas Z * : | . oe : ; Willie Ritola, 2 Finn, Staggers a 1 Eniov First Workout Fear of Antagonizing Public © Up With the Title-Holder, se ee | 3 — oe e Across Line to Smash Two | eee | " | Given as Reason, Billy : Joe Lynch. ie ge || ~~ World’s Marks. ya ; McCarney Says. — Meck O'Connor, one of the officio-s ay | EZ By 4 Sage Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. Acting on orders from Tex Rick-@ ef the Angelica ! ica! wif a= 2 4 | 6 | | | . - ' Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ry 'a- March 1 _When Hers! e] Bennett stepped up ad. Jess Williard’s hape- showing | | 4 *» NEW YORK. March 1.—Willie Ri- ea lex aftern: hortiyv after 1 o elock. the vet- ‘Ur. Degun two weeks ago and newa By Leased Wire From the New York ar ae ment at Kansag Cit; 4 tree ey "Gen Ce ee en ee asa eo oo * ° ink . ia . + wo - © . Te ee ae w oe A . ” 44 . RO eo eet hin tb ae aL ~~? Club. which has been holding boxing = t | 2 . = shows here for . 3 . y - . , . an -- - - 6} . ' - . - = f ~ : : c — rn e , York for. a Deut ‘. take , oe 5 “— ' “i i 4 ¥ ' ; | , ; F ; ; ib us gat ie bik ? . % La pia ‘Sear ¥ Aas | ; ‘ : he 7 .orn eT ham pio : fulft so thie engage~. with Peewee Kaiser of St. Louis, us z She eee |G Cae os" 4 .. io Regiment armor, ht, | Pn! a ear. . 2 he Anrmrteaa«t 4 i] : ; , \ . ; : ; = - . ’ ’ ~ | 3 , 1 - > a ; 7 a en ng ee ie | a y 27a 7 : cnt he beat Jo! ay 3 BEeC- ee Tale | A aa on ad On as a S$! r th DO] gnt Nim con Announcement to this effect was] ably be 10 or 12 rounds : ma : ; ” vs | | eS and — ee ae oe “. pT AsOae , eG a3 ‘ 3 . "Ts] ' matin 4 mS : kz , SFak — ” —" obPig os made by William McCarney ¥ a : The Angelica Ciud —s | ! _ : TE 3 and outdoor record fa h ance. sidera! ne. y, oven ent of Recrea' : ~~ her ' tk >. ; $3 ot a Daina . representative , ¢ & “ the lifting of the lid here by the cit : 3 | ~ ’ QP tale — eras - hwy : : it : «= > Pp : A» 4 io . - Le ow . é‘ . " — . ws 4° > ries with the » : ; a x n —_ : : ee tui Oia “f rea a : - 2 itn ¥ Archer Clar nager y _- « The C lub has ei res : } ‘ j Ar a : magic time at 1 ‘ di . : : | ém tha plate ‘ > ‘a “? his P* _+” . : > eae y ‘ : ~ - ° ma ° ag Tf his pians are suc eas fy) ,or os ; ae ——_ es } 41 eis a who is now in New York. a . tr ed seTITMmit irom it : + / fii Al »i 7 | «ail — ; . ; ” : “Ar Z ' ‘ @ 4 ' ye : «/ d . . oe te — 5 7 ° f Peewee Kaieer. wehn asked about ¢ bee" mee = Sinniah racer ) Ta opening practice was decided! : sd and sawed eneau “ a talked of. but did not knaw whether : . ‘a % alfred bb. th ae 2 : see! iat he hi _s rand stand, Root, the pitch- agent was the stated reason for 3 ploms @ trip tc the Windy Sr ’ > - 4 me ms a — ee lrivi Dor ali.in ! forea! and — as hice “aided , the alteration in Williard’ J the deal had been c'iosed or rot Pee- e e . ae ’ see i : is ae : : aut ; i.4ras plan. - Pe that can be arranged : traini t the Na- oe ‘ : g oe ~ rié uls a Oa TPS eg! Prints Mect’arnev had come to St. ee wee was busy training at the Na ss : : Anish hreught the ith n Louis From Chilcago Abeken wil tional A. (|. when questioned , “4 ie ~ wens ‘ crazy. seream- 7° beggar | vara 3 ene fey Fm 7 nis morning expecting to clogs ar- & Piwaukee to attend the ©on Manager Bates of the Olis | ie . # 1 ta sie «naa oe. eee eile iris right field. Bennett hac age 2 — rangements to show Willard here. © ef Recreation Superotend , p “ Se ‘ ; a>. g : : aA ‘ s . la . ar Hu ' : ‘ : nT zs . . : : : | 8 golem tana i ather!} Before he could go forward with his @ he Middle West. where Min _ plans the message was received. Wil. © @. Paul, Detroit. Omaha. ¢ dat Aig a, . * Sh FOE Rapti Rhee eaid that practicaliv ali other da! ; ) * realized tha | at the Coliseum had beer iasued un: 2 rt Sa | Fi 3 Sie , Siu as a aetna of cenk aite. | oe sm : is Apeit 20. Promoter John Con: .* | f —_— &F : = ye | | idee ‘ 2 : fom 2 neat four-be [nO f the , teifieta Cc : . lard shows in Eid. March 6 Wie. 7 apd Milwaukee will De rep Who has been handling wrest: | ee * | ; 2 ea i Medes : ! uetr mad “ee | anG)} .wnseee 4 Sa: iad iat. 54 He was also dated for Memphis ~*~ oe: gonvention on recreatio Smith is one of the most danger- ; : — of ~, | : + ao he aid a 3 _ sails aa nape tot nit gepe nee-Duilding job. March §. and would heve appeared @ athletic conditions under ¢ ous bantams in the country, and has . oe = : ; & ra 3 ‘ ' . shreacnen. raat tad ses vert here March 9 He had many other ower fought the presen: amnion, Joe | & a : Sh ee ee ae i pay Of COUr — ge Tobin Hits the Fence. | , ) ‘ | » Bookings concluding ome at Baiti- a. Tt is planned to organ hie is az- 3 s Sa Ss © ; so SN * - Rut lias dig - ‘as _ es . le : abnd « ) rane SS ap te 7 Peed azn Oe more, Md. 23 etic as gressive and hard hit phy. 9 co ee —— pose Pee : . eae | : + es : a h pelies | . . . east ed ~~ | gathering in big money and turned Ro dity contests !> baseball and Duly incorporated clubs conform- > Mme My ‘ ae oP o : be. aut “Tae, —_ am ates ae rr £ ut 8 ne os weit 1090 away at Sioux City last night. 2 a2 sk on stated vresterday that ing to the State laws may now be ex- a . ne el i eee ES ae 3 _s. get a ated Saal a ot n fe rig! teld | a 2 DENTON’S REFUSAL TO sis City on the same ae with _ 4 mitting cities te ae a —— ae eee —— , ss ; * = . eS ee a — Se _F . *) , ‘ , ; nny ila - — se : sach orgariza —_ the ok! stand IMHRING touay. he a 4 sete SS. oe , “ ‘ . ed PI A Marin Piestina. the vy weight + : ; , City Boxing Commission this morn SB » siete : - i . , Pi ' midd . si ite “ ack { Leathe ‘ sce. bi Y LAYTON HERE MAY challenger for Eé " a ¢ 3 conform to eligibility an ing met and adopted a long list o: a ee . aaa classic finish a race that particula cca GIVE pepe BT” | prene, “aa a fn the city wou: ulations governing the local gzme Pee ae : 5 Rnd ; : etween (ty masters Poul t severa Hiow I y id eT aCe - a se soos at a composite of the rs . 7 ; : a ' . All concerned must be license Re ul ra ‘Quint Is _ a a Mana Fohl did not force hi ill go down to third pla American League baseball team. de- gu players, playing under from the fighters to the refer . ‘Racine esuits and Entries ) a se oe men to work hard resterda: Denton, who is f fansas City, clared here last night that the sign- memes, connection with t zme city commission will “hen | ~~~ thin i on PaaS Valley Champion lini me eit. = Gees ¢ : was at } ty juit when} he | F®+a ° play Layton im the after-|ing of a contract with White Sez fs | have been severed. a ee ee aoe eee H : . * ¥ 7 mt to f " t that ad had ugh Foh! ' rast Pe , |, | mot @ question of sentiment with him, & In commenting on the wetween the hours of | - aes vana Resuits. Tomenew 3 Riticen Park En- Vi ale . of Ray by a sc foot i a large flock of pitche: rm anatiniehinnes” seliat atin a, but Business. He indicated there wag ~~ situation Abeken stated that Pp. ™. | FIRST RACE, 2 naide 10 . ictory Over Tigers by Three Rar 1 i his usual! ties in : er @ little o ro hou SP pelt ee ‘Gus eee ~ 6s es , . | pee Points Gives Javhawkers an tar re race by; at ai and lori 2 41 : | : took @ ¢: Siswmas et. nian t Tusa his contract unsigneé iast P @ghampions. who complied im Guration: preliminaries four: sem! tits, 4] ' | : SP 'ss ; - D suited to ane Ritota Scales Mtn 2 ) red : iened week. oo unable to pay him what he = ese gue will be plared can earn outside of ALFANO MEETS VASQUEZ (*".) ti “watson SS 3 3 119 | a- ‘ eal Tels Te : 4 i : : Tr - 115 cared : 8 ' ; Jay- r ’ , - >: } ev : oo ¢ , ' d : | MRS. MALLORY WIN; sap tiene “ tein tien (ee on, 99 to Jo, in nd what he had asked Banal serv. * 2 Gay afternoon at Fairgros IN E. ST L. _ TONIGHT ‘THIRD RAGES S-pecrants net xp, cain. | genet Poe acme, = fo the: Missouri Tigers, 23—20 ) Te, ee en thas EE onl adie : _ | ices last year $ a Soe Game So tt iunoengae—SeMpron.s . rages —— Ser een _— —_ J ‘ ee aS ' , 5 a fou . : - Hert Vasquez. 118-pound 7 ' Riuretedt M a | eed To | " : ; a ats of baseball. I cannet sfford to” = in the second . , Mary & er ® the rt . wens rough unbeate - ne ) eguiar rn in battit he | i ee s#'art at held tonight at ; ' Ath @#tic ; J; : rai : a , che ba | Ls = The St. Matthew team. at 185 pounds: Riteen. South! iii iKeisa:: > 10. 1 3 sec ‘iaoemeee +7; Ds obit > } 0 1 > Sangeet ~S oe ) Rongroeaye bccn a the champion in No. 4 Breadway A : fe Stebers ‘ep : Stam 3 8 Sut there the 1 1 ) , | : ng . T Sane 9 i te group. has been & mem Gotlinevitie A -5 Paunds. Joe: 7. ger “ pe “yp pee year-olds Kansas ! | Pp to 23 poi: Sc spit ict, yelp ene: :* Municipal GSeccer League ee Mee A. €. Mickey Maxur./i.... be , ran : a Ge ly my on kite « : ant at 3 oe | “ . ew Tins = 10 seasons of the leagues nedowne A. ©. 112 pour lester | CON 3. - i] die - gg Oe . age ARE Rg, anal © masesige ot ethcond atlnginaretea F ranlny Sen ag men In eight of those years en South Rreadwa, “ | >" f en “ iil 106 | pages : Sol poe 8 7 be 7 , - Ri gy getees a won the championship of t ariey Wuarte, S+ L, issi c=. af 3 e9 — fll E , sone , i yw 3 ; | , ; ‘3 The Gt. Matthews defeated unds: James . . che i. ee | Seep “ac $8) “w™ | The sdex : , es le win _ ; ) ca macher team last Sunday pharies Sutter 109 | | , | ‘Meonwinks. ~ Fi a 3 a , ~~ bias : cts. Gan Farag —— og _ — omy ' al 4 i score. —. Maurice Mussman. Y 1 ary G.. Bird) na , — he ef - e . — s , ? e od the De p CINCY FAN WANTS 100 ng oe {Ro a Vance 0 A . ee ta tie fe 0 eT tn a ee “ The Ben Miller team * Te bee . ‘rack gs Pre 1's met «ey + ma. rook ap aptaggesat ies anaes? bet 4 championship of Fairer * OTHERS TO HELP PAY , : : ; ; ? PPS: UNFance a med - ¢ _ : : ¥ ' = ' 2 Wes aa p after a hot battle * ROUSH’S SALARY DEMAND *~ ~ ON od 2 and Prendercast team —_ HOWARD JONES AND --— E @ Single point ahead of the a champion St Icon The their way to the second B CINCINNATE. Marck _ ; GLEN THISTLEWAITE TO BROWNING KINGS AND : 7) | ‘ : 4 4 elimination by defeating Nene Peake UP the differer«e ‘nm «atary ae . ) 199 SPEAK BEFORE LEGION LEACOCKS WIN IN achy téam, 1 to 0, last Manded DY Fd Roush, star outfielder The Henee team clive Ou | : | Hewa: | entered TOURNEY of the Reds. and tha? offered ‘ * Pienship of the Sherman Mincinnat! basedal! clud was . + cnt ‘es owe ty, and Gier a “om parative’: ' ‘ te@ today by H. DY. Mincee Me! Ls ionny Lig! : , : eret Daten a . om rie {fj i, > le Sunday, when the mt when he aid he would gre —_m-deen? eee tore ¥ . | sos i eas a meet 3 f the‘ ‘ | | / - the St. Marks team. ft ft . , : Yj, se Veer the Hens« tram was Be UP {= the champicnshis 90 and requested 166 other me aM ae 4 te the St. Leo team 5 the sare Ctad | —e has no , bp with ¢h eed | aay ' Lor ~ , , ana sill , S | Simete | : * Oy | . . Pest 4 . 3 partment bh ee | en a r ay, arc Bie the playtng ground durts ‘ Week and the association Terence No in ation . ae © | fference in the n da’ pokes ' nase tomor leet "anis 3 ceili ae =; oo wad “ : ; - | 88 cents adm lesion = ann at aQAakec ay Bly ; ’ me val sae . | . 4 ; Ft heugh ‘? was : th wot . ‘ . = 2 ti . 2 . R2 . e .* , ‘ is eider had received e , cana as | co othe Besides our entire stock of season's = 4 Portland Wrest! W oolens—there are beautiful medium- 4 PORTLAND. Ore. ver last Year « Sa ary | a * P e a , , : ' on : F *® Reve heid our onril + mide? i* _ : ' 4 t ‘ , | us ‘s —_— . = “we &F : ' “ weight fabrics for year round wear and H Al p * oe Thye. Portland wreetter | * Pete Gaver of Mebrask | - | of ‘aat ae en ™ 2 : 9 ‘ - he far ‘ . ' : 1G ’ 7 , : + ‘ 3 Bere’ e signed up. Th : : 7 nee morte’ alt he : came with new Spring and Summer Woolens for ~ ‘ere : ) ie those desiring to anticipate future re- ———— : ’ 2 a FS : . senna qurements ~~. eE= Se G ROO ‘tn SOUTH DAKOTA BOXING jee Ceithe "108 « : _ BILL UP TO GOVERNOR»: : : ee By the Associated Prees el rer ann > | 8 oO Suit and Extra Trousers : mete “aec i penis. bouts im all organised cit! yom [08 Waketi ’ Seuth Deketa are provided for tin : | , . > Ae x ot te ape $ tailor or Knickers pessed >»: lLa@gisiat Erie ct tesa ent cote i SE Bea tes ol I * »> Gev MacMaster toda |. SAN FRANCISCO. March | ! : : | , pussies 2) iter alee ar nee” ager Gi iid hs expects VERY SPECIAL! 3 Pretiate paw > re ound. ote chee. to repert : of ‘on All-worsted stripe Suit | oe cori | beets HAIR STAYS COMBED GLOSSY S dow and two an: a cod “ , | r ati Sher | > ~% , ne . , . - Pounsvis . Tailori W2JERREMS SONS Millions are Using this Greaseless Combing Cream— | ie Seen mete oa, M K h w Cents Buys a Jar at any Drugstore—Not Sticky a ri4 = Cc nig t Company NICOLL THE TAILOR ” Tor peer oe Products meng «a Me: eruls sham Ousimess aad on social Belleville and East St Lou! 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Ra card Orders. ard to Cut nort His Tour of Antagonizing Public en as Reason, Billy McCarney Says. on orders from Tex Rick- +3 ‘illiard’s gun two weeks ago and now Ing through the Middle West, erminated March 7, after the champion fulfills his engage- t Kansas City. uncement to this effect was y William McCarney, advance niative of Willard, following distance phone conversation y Archer, Willard’s manager, now in New York. that the public would sour on llenger for gathering kale on shape-showing. when he ought to be training . coming: bout with Floyd , Was the stated reason for Pration in Williara’s plan. . rney had come to St. Louis prning expecting to close ar- ents to show Willard here. he could go forward with his e message was received. W'i}- ows in Enid, March 6, Wie- rch 6 and Kansas City March War_also dated for Memphis & and would have appeared arch 9. He had many other concluding one at- Baiti- Md, rney said Willard had been mg in big money and turned Way at Sioux City last night. nned to show Willard in Kan- yon the same card with Piestina, the heavyweight ger for Ed Lewis’ , a IT” ROBERTSON IS DFAST IN DEMAND FOR RAISE IN SALARY reoctated Press. RMAN, Tex., March 1.—Charley son, pitcher for the Chicago an League baseball team. de- here last night that the sign- a contract with White Sox is question of sentiment with him. jsiness. He indicated there was nge in his attitude since re- & his contract unsigned last @sserted Khe had no Plans for @® baseball this season if his t remains unsigned, and re- Z candidiy that he does not to sign the contract if the ® unabie to pay him what he e can earn Outside of baseball, rhat he had asked for his sery. ast year: is not a question of sentiment, usiness; Y the Sox cannot af. 5 pay me what I can earn out- f haweball. I cannot afford to asebail.”” he -oncluded. Schaefer Tunes Up. Associated Preas. YORK. March 1.—Jake Schae- Ban Francisco began practice for his challenge match with Hoppe for the 18.2 balk-line championship of the world, played here March 12. 18 and 14° mm | tal ess Combing Cream—. Store—Not Sticky, Smelly. ees and on sO0cial occasions, PARC ORS, Siainiess **Hair-Greom’’? - not show on the hair woe absorbed by the ecalp, there- ‘Your wate remaine so soft and | £ea #0 natural that ge vate © Poribiy teil you cted & “et wrestling ; =e ent of Recreation, 4 + Chicago to arrange an intercity se- 4 ries with the Pullman soccer team. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ws! Bs 1 Hal Makin Looks Good; With a Few More Hals, »_KRickey Woul Would Have the for Lavan’s Job Make Bancroft Says He } Abeken Trying to Close Intercity | Football Series ” ~ pyllmans Sought wun Contest Here With Municipal Soccer Champions. ) SEMIFINALS OPEN SUNDAY | Survivors in Elimination Round, Will Compete in Double- Header. Rodowe H. Ab ken, Superintend- if his plans are successful local fans will see the local municipal soccer champion team in competition with the strong Pullmans late in March. It is also planned to give the cham. | @ trip to the Windy City, if) pions Pp | that can be arranced. From Chicago Abeken will go to Mihwaukee to attend the Convention ef Recreation Superintendents of | the Middle West, where Minneapolis, St. Paul, Detroit Omaha, Chicago apd Milwaukee will be represe: ited. Abeken has been asked to ad dress @s oonvention on recreation and | athietic conditions under the local | It is planned to organize a na- @onal municipal athletic association | for the purpose of conducting inter- dty contests in baseball and soccer. Abdken stated yesterday that in ad- mitting cities to the association only guch organizations as are willing to | eenform to eligibility conditions re- | quired in the city would be admit- ted. : Wor several years the Municipal Athletic Association has been con- ducting intercity series with Mem- phis and Omaha in baseball and goecer. But after last year’s base- ball fiasco, when the Memphis team came to this city with an ama-_ teur team loaded with minor league players, playing under mames, connection with that. city have been severed. ‘In commenting on the Memphis situation Abeken stated that he con- sidered it unfair to ask the local | champions, who complied with the registration rules of the association, to compete against a ringer team. Municipal Semifinals Sunday. The semifinal round of the cham- pionship series of the Municipal Soc- cer League will be played next Sun- Gay afternoon at grounds. Two games will be played with the Ben Miller and Hense teams playing the first game and the &t. Matthew and Baliler teams in the second. The first echeduled to start at 1:3° will be played to a finis! event of a tie at the end wlear 90 minutes of play the teams % play one extra 15-minute period Bhould no decision be reached at the ené@ of the extra oe the managers have agreed to ay eonclusion on some other field at Fair- ground in order to allow the second game to setart. The St. Matthew team, which wor the champion in No. 4 Fairground group. has been a member -of the Municipal Soccer league in nine of 10 seasons of the league's existence In eight of those vears they have won the championship of their group The St. Matthews defeated the Schu- macher team last Sunday by a 3-to-2 score. The Balley team is the champion ef | Fairground No. 2 group. which was composed of five teama of the K ante ef Columbus councils, and had ve: little competition in the pennant race, Winning it with a 10-point team defeated the De Paul team, ¢ to 8, in the first round. The Ben Miller team won the ehampionship of Fairground No. 2 Sroup after a hot battie with the St. left last night for | assumed | Fairground No. 2/| the game t> ai lead over | the second-place team. The Balley | i ~ i i ian AOL LPP LD A ND ed Pt ON ee a Candidates i i a ae a ee ee a a Good Impression in Cards’ Workout ae ae ee i a a a PA df” PPL A Le ek ee ee he i - j —_ -— . . Makin Another Prospect. connection with baseball. And then there is Hal Makin. He a Southern Tournament. ATLANTA, Ga... March 1.—The fol- has not done anything sensational to date. but he may come through bhe- fore jong - second dav of niay, in the Southern doing mos . itercollegiate basketball tournament: Missisei ppi Aggies 47, Furimnan Uni- yersits "] cticing at oth- €r positions on the infleld. of his pra There seems to be an idea in Blades is really awn in- Tniversity of Alabama 43, fielder. There i¢ this much about it, | sity of South Carolina 24 getting plenty of University of Mississippi 34, " « iversity of North Carolina 32. almost the fin- Ay > 7 ° , —- e ep ‘ Georgia Tech 34, Centre College 26. ish of the two infield practices Blades) yireinia Poly 26, Vanderbilt 23 lis stationed at third base. Probably | Mercer University 324, it ia the intention of the manawge-'lege 2? camp that Ray Lniver- he certainly is work. 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SIOUX CITY, La., March 1.—Dave | Bancroft, star shortstop and captain. of the world’s champion New York ' Giants, does not consider himself a holdout, despite numerous New York | | press reports croft, who has been visiting his par-. ents in Sioux City the last 10 days. | characterizes the bulk of the New | ' as far as his to that effect. York stories as ‘bunk.’ individual case and that of the base- ball playefs’ fr aternity is concerned. “Since receiving my contract.” Ban- croft said, “J have written three or four letters tro New York in regard 'to provisions which were unsatisfac- tory. All the answer I was a telegram directing me. if I had signed the contract, to join the squad | I suggested | at St. Louls, March 1. a conference with McGraw regarding ‘salary differences, but the answer said |\McGraw was in the South the New York office. Gets More Than 812,500. “Reports saying that I am asking a $12,500 salary instead of a $10,009 | one are bunk. I never sav my last year’s salary, out foundation. individual player. action as an organization.” —— Aldridge, a Holdout, Signs. CHICAGO, Mareh 1.—Victor Ald- right-handed pitcher for the National League Baseba!! a station platform when the ‘ubs’ | first squad boarded a train we the | Spring training camp today. was to |; start on his way _teammates at |'He then balked at the terms of his'! /contract, btt West to Catalina join his yesterday he sidered and signed -* recon- LOCAL. Leacocks 25, Southwestern Bell 15. Browning-King 36, Lafayette 8. §., Holy Innocents 20, St. Francis 14. St. Plus 42, 8t. John Kanty 26. ELSEWHERE. Kansans 23, WMisaouri 20. Ban- | have had | and that | all business must be transacted with | what T/ am getting, but it is more than thar. | , The contract sent me did not increase | but neither did | transactions he- | tween players and moguls is with-. That is up to each | Neither are the | Giants the ‘backbone of the frater- | nity,’ as newspaper stories claim. As | far as I know the fraternity has no | |real organization and has taken to! Isiand, Cal. Wray ( Column et Makins of a Winner They say a “prize fight" is one , BARNES AND FARRELL in which Panag “a fight for a | DEFEAT GENE AND | JOCK ON 38TH GREEN MIAMI, Fila... March 1.—Jim Barnes, former national epern golf ehampion, jand Johnny Farrell of the Quaker ‘* prize or wager. There are no among pugilists, Not on your bank roll! There is not even a wagers today, | 60-40 aplit of the purse for winner | Ridges Golf Club. Mamarock, S. Y. Every \ Helps. rt 4 OW to beat the Giants” has been the midwinter bugbear of practically every National League manager. At present it appears that any sleepless nights devoted te this puzzle have been wasted. On pre-season facts, the Giants watchdog-of-the-treasury already has beaten them in the 1923 race. Unwillingness to be held for wage increases has thus far cost the Giants its team One-half of the regular hurling staff, Dave Bancroft, the ‘“‘miracle man” ve- cruite Bentley and othesr have de- clined to report. If they will only keep on deri'n ing for two or three weeks. «0 that contenders may start the é4ea.°i) with that much condition tage. the Giants are as good ea beaten. Victories at the beginnt:.g count just as much as those «t tne end of the campaign. — * » Looks Like a Conspiracy. ERHAPS (siants’ manaement was and is entirely justified. Certain aspects of the holdout indicate a near- conspiracy among the stars not to report unless satisfied. Kut there can be one result only, if the strain continues—early incfficiency and later dissatisfaction on the part of the world’s champions. The team has two sure rivals, perhaps more: Pittsburg and Cin- cinnati. The Cardinals and Cubs have potentialities that may de- velop into strong assets Three teams seem out of the running. As the New York club ts today composed, it could not beat a class A jJeague club, because its hurlers are not in line. They all will sign: but leave it to rival magnates to pray that the recalcitrant men play thetr stickup game to th: last limit. That spells a real race in the National. > . * About Our Cardinals. a is little to be said of our Rickeymen but IF! Consider a few of _ thes: that must come through before the club can bea contender: IF’ Bill Doak. after a steady de- cline, comes back to his beet form. IF Bill Pertica bears out the promise that did not bear fruit last year. IF-—Fred Toney is reinstated, signs and pitches back to the effi- ciency he displayed two years ago. IF—Jeff Pfeffer has another good year left in him I1F—~Johnny Lavan advan- the stand of the refQaina the |defeated Gene Sarazen, present nfa- tional open champion, and Jock |Hutchison, former British open title holder, on the thirty-elahth hele In i their match on the Lloliywood links, yesterday +e At the end of the mornthg’s 18 holes Barnes and Farre! had Sarasen an4 Hutchison two down (jene and Joek, It was iby consistent playing, evened things a and loser. The boxers piay it safe, form he lost last year: wr, if some now, and demand an aasured sum recruit develops able to take La- | or percentage of the house, before van's place. entering the ring. In other words, IF—-Max Flack doesn't get hurt they box for wages, not a prize. and plays at his best speed. Furthermore, the old prize fight Ik-—-The outfleld as a whole im- | was reprehensible. not because of proves 40 per cent in overy way, the “prize” or wager, but because every day, over last year’s average. of the fighting conditions. Rottomley proves an accept- | the nature of the contest, not the jin the afternoon round and the match irst baseman. | reward attached to “prize fightina ’ was aitie at the thirty-sixth, The -Ainsmith and Clemons | that induced the Missouri Leeigia- (| thirty-seventh was halved prove equal to the catching task. ture in 1873 to pass the existing The match was for a puree of $1100. It'—Milton Stock doesn't break statute against the game. down at third base , was because in those days taev ative John Manning It embodies IF-—-Some fought with spikes, ‘with bare | the best that is contained tn the through as mauleys, and under@wonditions thst | existing laws now authorizing bor- String men. essentially brutal. To.}.j.ry | ing in 18 states. It's only a short list. men. But nothing comparable to such fighia Khoxing exieta in any tase Why it included conditions that must exists, even in the most aggrav:i jj} should not it be nut under this develop favorably in a majority of exceptions to the rule or in privats good clean law. under state-wide instances before the club can have battles. supervision and conditions, that much hope. make the maintenance of the gov~ e e e There is now up before the Mis- erning board not only self-susetain- eourl Legisiature an admirable ing, Dut which, provide for a reve- Hornsby Out for Record. measure introduced by Represent- nue for the state in addition? aang in the bascball bat- —— ting world will have to atep lively this year, unless an accident happens to Rogers Hornaby. This young man is just beginning to fee] the fires of ambition. Hie showed this when he bext the gate by motoring down to the training camp to get a head start on the entire squad in conditioning. Hiornsby has the physical equip- ment to break world’s records He's the hest straightaway hitter since the elder Delehanty'’s day. His home-run record last year sur- passed that of Ruth and his gein- eral hitting surpassed ais league rivals. (C‘onditions are favorabie for his smashing the _ total-base record the modern National League bat ting mark and who knows wha! other swat marks. The world’s champion Sisler will have to step out at hi- hest nace next season to heat this voung Cardinal P. (seorgwe if ao; pre Prize Fights. T ODAY opponents of boxing bills urge that boxing is 1 re? and that of the recrults serviceable second- come were 35% each 3 for*1.00 PSTANDING, smooth, permanently white collars. They are pre-shrunk, and banded to insure right fit. They will not wilt, crack or sag. They are easily laun- dered. 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anc ' THURSDAY EVENING, MARCTI 1, 1923. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’. “i ST. LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH om GANS = [NEW YORK NEW YORK BONDS NEW YORK \CURB ___||St.LouisStocksfi | 4. ood comme Transactions on the a Leuls Stock |Special to the Post-Dispatch. f--y 4 in the te srt at ¥ SPECIAL DAILY Special to the Post-Dispatch abe : . = a list of sales, highest. lowest and closing res of stocks an Speci ‘ t-Bispatch ai 0 PB ug gow nat bo traded in 2m the NEW YORK, March 1.—Followin . od Sales of stocks The following .s @ list St sales 2 made, | | | "pec al to he + agp ie Total sales on the New York Sto sxchange to lay Were : NEW YORK, March 1! », and $3.4 HU0 wo y 1” . ' —- - 5 wiTina Ht . Close. . * ost-Dispatch. verity Tl n, low and closing prices and the net changes for the a. From Jan. 1 to date, $ $537,541,000, against $768. 6s 91,000 a year ago and $534.0°0 | Sales. SEC U RITES. ‘High Low. Close. Sales. SECU! KI Tins. High. | High. _ SAS: | +... Unchanged. . ‘change, with the high, a —— = INDUSTRI ALS. i Net NEW YORK, March 1 The oe | 000 two years ago aaa ille 7 . . Stock nd Ne Sehcedneatiiicaenmaanstians —_ —_———- —_ we ; } ~ > ONDS, Security. Shares. Price. Ch | Div. 4s. Sales' High. Low. Close. Ch’ge STOCK MARKET AV Week D: | Saleen, SECURITY. High. Low. Close, Sales. _ SECURITY. High. Low. _ a x DOME: raat, . Selected lose Close. Wee ay's ranreres eras wee ee ‘E Y AND INDUS- . ~ ae 1081 ( INDU SERIALS. | bean: ‘Vous y. _Yest. Ago. Ch’ge. GOVERNMENT BONDS. eISUE: LLANEOUS Alum 7s new “33 se : : in’ g4u) . market today was almost an | Ely-Walker com. fa" | ‘ 140 B53) ‘ justrials 100.00 104.47 105. o4 * 535) 5: USL 3 19'32-47.101.26 101.16 101." TRIAL BONDS. Pe oo oo | Hydraulic P. oe pid. +9 S| . a dup Adams Exp 4 I =U Indus a Re 09 67.08 7.47 ° OL ‘SL. S4gr82-47.101. 20 101.16 101. | PacP&Lt 5s ‘30 92% 4 | National Candy c 1 eu very strong through the fore Ady Rumiey, , -0 Railroads. ad.04 25°78 86 "5S * 964) SI, 45,27 42 a> 97.58 07.5 Pac Tal 58 '37. 97% Am Mo. Port. Cem, 8%, "34 $1,008 103 * | : ‘ “0 ~ m 40 Stocks _.. ¥ +, | . 47 808 97.0°2 c Portiand vL&P re AFTERNOON _ SESSION. a developed more irregularity . Air .ecuc 9 > = Ajax Rubber petestrial Shares Still Lead 4)°5,.7)°3" 96.64 74 | i ‘* “ae Anaconda tone ae > ad : 68 a & later dealings, then ended 'Aiiled Ch 4 97.66 97. es A Alcala ee do 7s Chi Equip pfd ~— Railroads Fractionally ,,2 °f3."; - ’ ~) ‘ se rs . 6 . ‘ ~- ‘ s AN ; - ' ‘ *t; J ss = ™ " : | Stocks and “bu ; i. ' O8.44 = ae gee “107 21 Arm & | | : a = Ely-Walker com. “| o| BR ”~ new wave of buying in,a nu ‘Am Agr (1 Hydraulic P. B. pfd. Higher — Bonds Rule ,°°,?%, ‘aa | 80 Porto RS 16 60 | Best-Clymer “45 » +> Dw a *Iincrease. wi - wd = ee ee ~ s * = a po bo? Oe —s os Cre 7 *enreeere#ee#ee#ses: ~ ‘| ~» f ? . ; rh" re ‘ ’ > ¢ . - e* - . . d } q ‘ ) i ~ ‘ : ; : ; ae " Div. Dates. (Sales) High.| low =} .o2 USL » es oy ' 98.36 4 ) : - , an “bus oe qQ As 53 q | International &hoe com ) . a selected stocks. A sharp adva 'Am Beet Sus INDUSTRIALS. | : * , , ‘ | on 6: ores 97 | GI a 9. : 100 % i ie G&ewiss aie 5 :, r ! | Borden 4 . | o 7 te . international! Shoe ptd 20) = ; the California Pete jesues 0 M Firm — Exchange Market +» =)» Mercantile Trust Bele 6-. mt? “ipatic ‘fs . Charcoal (Co 7S : Brk Cit) National Candy com.. é ’ J tae Ht ‘ ~ - : , . ei. Wf . Bio ; ree} 43 | Ae | Keaverboard 8s Buddy Buds .. : , United Railways 4s. . $5,000) #2 res é feature at the close. It waea * : oc 2 ‘ *. : A Pe : r23 99.90 99.90 Anas \ SNJ 5a ‘69. & S51, 7 Be Sil 7s °35..102? 2 . Car Light 2 é LOSING “Qu OTATIONS. _ e. td @ rumor of a pending 4 a Quiet. “ommerce. | . mest Clieeer: 4.22 + ae } higher al! the copper and & pf es ee RR m 10° : | Bergen &s, ‘45. .10! 3S L ds'¢ (42 BG + : S Cons G Bal 6s A. 103 ts Cleve Motor carton ». & oa * ae tocks reached new high By Leased Wire From the New York | Am "Exp & “_* ° ‘ ie ; a" a aa 7. ‘ 31 Berne &s ; a | oe (ons + Balto S'; as | Cheo W heel . — . hs Rurcau of the Post-Dispatch. 'AmHE&L . Bolivia 3a. StanGéE 1 Cuban Tel 2! ‘ > oF °1 Colo P & L +42 zo - aT; 46 BOC: ~ , Congol Co . - 2 - | «. 47-52 99.08 iat fii 460 i‘ ec : — . : : ! oi ‘26 -. 2... O64 106 “ & Det City Gas . on \ cab eo Fi 5 ¢ Walker D Gide ecm... : 3 3 “ fire f ev ning Post in its copyrighted finan- | Am raz! wt ~ 4 oa Peet Fs Tee ‘e . i. ane e | 5 Cole ct ctf : Hydraulic Press Brick pfd....| ; | After hanging fire for seve clal review today says eae ‘Suck . ba one ahi : | Be 453 : . ColG @ E new 37 Hvdramlic Press Brick com.. studebaker was taken up agal : anada ‘ : ; St f fas : ‘isher 6s °° ' : + - , nes . / ; ; ; “Further gains were recorded 1h ; {. ‘aneada 5a, ° . 99F os eS . ere Coes AS '% OS ° ‘ is 26. Qs 9S 7 Cox Cash Sto... ‘ 4 an “ghee td Kia | 2 short interest in this stock the stock market today amidst active, Ais & trading, total sales running up te) am snuff 12 Chile’ fe. 41° enn El Pow Gs. 24 ‘ ; Fisherbody Co: 3s Cuyamel Fruit . International Shoe ec 3 4 P n the ast week, Chile 8s, ‘41. +’3 | 8 UB&P 6s ctf ‘42. HH4% west, : Fiat. a a Yt : , Durant Mot .... : , { Mo. Portland Cement . lated dur! 4 Pp about 1,300,000 shares Strength be-|Am Sugar . , = . . i rTdo prd ‘ came apparent soon after the start a — oe ee = tsis Boatmen's Bank . > orn! Argentine % 10. ~ ; pe opie 8 Centrif I Pipe. Merchants-Laciede National. 154 . ard Oil of California Belg 719.’ : YS oos4) = oaan™ 37. 100% ‘ ‘it Se 2 t 3 Cent Teresa pf.. National Bank of Commerce. . 13h 2 | x With the copper metal Beig. Ss, “41.. H7 % ‘ ae , a oo an a9 c | Gr on ae | Chi Nipple : *-* ~~ =~ ~ id ~ es & © ae ee _ a ~_ * 2 ~ ee i Oe Pas WM 3 SS «45 D+) rer = s - Co ee et ee Fs tide St.) S = ~ i oe ~~ = Je eres -~ _—_--— = *t aw RFA FT s oe re ~ .. ' Tob Prod. do A r) do pfd i Trans C “nion O}#}. ay Womire ’ = . ' FD “-.- . = ‘ —— eu to oe © Ee FE diel | tw OP Owes w 1 wo r ee od _— _ ‘ = a i ee Oot ee ee * - £2 ee" “s wee io 2 a @-¢- 2h _— a — ~ 2 — + ne nes ~}-) Chile Ss, ctf,’46. 3S ? Oil Cal 6s ‘42. LO: ty h Gair S ts 98 '; Durant Mot Ind. 4 s ! N . . a to be jarge. International ( i : , > (tr: Ww Rai! ‘ . SB internal of n ‘with industrials still leading, cop- am T & T9 hristiania 845.11 : 1 | 2 St He s '42 Grand Trk 6s ways pfd -. Me nence after an in By noon ad vances of 1 a nad Z poin ts do pfd a (ub ry) Mg . 5: 4 ett Og $4 . 4 ng M4 S St eel Ks 63 1oOv av ” ” , ‘ Int RI ~ awe tee Louis & Sub. Co. ey ¢ : ‘ a k Tete were the lea dere of ' ited Ri ny 2 | = ‘ow were made in A 4 4 + Kenn Cop United Railwava 4s ........ r 2% New highs on a somewhat smaller s ale during | As Realiza “4 » 4 . t pf. oid pas Denmark c Ge "42 Hi % H,) '3% VG'y, { 06 ® Louis G&E 5: ¥ + mie | ”% Household ! , ar for the first time, well maintained tails were above p Lucey Sw b se. a ‘ ! F ' : iz X r \ “ ° a . cent soon’ after the start of the sec- | | do pid. e aas T14: B , Botiie 7.4 rench Fits 03% | ‘RAILROAD BONDS ® Phila El 59s , . Nat D Boo wi AL.AB ian most at t itsill] during the great a , : . # do pfd 29 > % 100 I M mw stanar¢rali uri : . reai- a ' } yi, 16:0) Vacct js S A 1 M7 ty ‘ ; hs : Griffit ndependent treweries Gs.... - “ - vorites. and although activits was a Pp a pfd La iy S we ‘ "ni Dr Syn Br 8.32 bd oe oer eet 6 4: 46 bi 109 1 ¥.00 Lib McN&L. +8 . . Saadieae Independent Brew. lst pfd. | t. , can above 104 and in Xmeri¢ f ! HH j ! ADGds 4 : +4 . 3 ‘86 "108 - S edeuar’ Cane above 107. United States R the afternoon the eartier gains were AUGds » he ¥ Le ‘ 4 5 ae é Dom R 6 'es cfs WwW YY gs SH..1090'. ): sot, ‘ow edi Hydrox Corp frac- do lst pf 6 2: 8 st i i Kiet & : §2: ey SU 5 49 v8 S74, | West E 'S3L..109 - or 3 Iniand Stee! . . > ‘ ° . S a R &! ‘ S : . ft , i. * P : , ; a p ' % Nat } } > » 8 a : ' Z ] ter Con Ruy ; Seite BUM. Bonds held firm and Asad. oi 6. 112% : : | Expre: | : : ; 52 DEI r oe 94 | W ilso aa Co Is =] nter C | service of N. J. and Phila Cc call money, after falling to 4's pel Ati G e VV | "th J A a eo 3 © | ~ " 4 >, ; & ; . : . ‘oF , o. So ‘ as ; : ; : t Aa’ 953, D5, : i ( » ane i . - > “ Mercer Mot 4 | & ties. Sugar stocks were q . At Refi: » of . ows ‘4. aa 3 +4 oe Nat Sto w i : : ‘ sf ond hour. wes restored to o per cent do pfd 7? Pua] . ” 5 1, F 5 » Sinise ite SE: ofe Oi ‘ Ss ann A 48 '95.. 65 644 il Pet 7‘: > ; | Nat S Co of Del. 657 +. & LIQUIDATION iS FELT BY % move in sympathy with the at 2 0 toe. at Tai) » ¢ é ibbe. SO te 8! vey | * 4 Ya t ei. a : 3! ad oe gen 4s R75 744 ~~ 5 aaee +1 : gg F Aa Pub Co . a Hig | rise in raw sugar prices, Pu : ~~ : , ’ | . * $ ao DIa / ae, . . } 4 ws . i 2 | oe s : . 9 - | . “ - 1 : : rT ers = . a I ¢ o s Exchange nagar mate , Barnsdail A ” aeeeaieenaal ee y Tel Co ; o ' a || 3 gre in particular, crossing 60 “Quietness eontinued in the toreign bebe Bros . . Oo VamgRaa ~ ‘ ae , > - a ; “21. > 4 : io LAN col 4s Shef Farms 6! 5 8. tee 8 Onvx : P ‘ 4 = Trading in atoc ks quieted ¢ y 2 > -~18 Nut 2. » Be? 54 2 | \a-Car ¢ wo 4 -s* : OT eee a ae a 312 ° ; 1 , ae wa “ a exchange market. trading being al- | s 5: Oe 34.c5 81% M Sou Cal Ed os . ! y Osels aie r+ , . eS! RK | : sar ie Oselde Cory soe ee ! ‘ 3 somewhat in’ the afternoon i\ { SOc a , ’ 5 7o@ **° : ‘ +. ‘ ‘ ® ™ y ’ Ss N : ' } > - > 7 Os > er part of the da) Sterling Mace | = ane. mu OK t 4 ‘ M ’ ‘ ot . / ani , : 4, { +g ; ‘ y ket madea generally steady showing during B t folle : , oe o enpner - » ly orr ‘ ; , . ‘ . oeeenrnely steady both here din sags |today’s eariv trading Kariy cables from came down a bit. u be e we — oF Suriwr mtorr & « : . ’ ’ a . R { . . . : : and at London and was scarcely do. prior lien 3'es , a SO SF Gs _ : p adio : : 36 * BY Li conedil were “ shade lower, than buen ae xc esaartiprsntto bt where formel . - rd . ” 7.) > Cts ee ., a: ‘ x FP } * — i- — CRofBrazil 7 (" F? Jest ref 48°49 ; “OR }Oo0)! ' : C New Eng 48’ 61 a. ! . + ge a » Ge . o8 ; ‘ *, . " ° ‘ a * 2. . : ‘ ° . é . 0) { S le . / ’ neal ; . ne MISCELLAN EOU ~ AN D INDI S- : ; Imp Oil Can.te Am Com Min inet lower. A few stop orders were une ~ was one of the features of Under these . conditions scattered ; Cuba-Am Su BO gy) SEB) oe ° % | Art Metal ; , = : : gles BE, ad 2 1. an 1 oC U § O%s- Bi, . : | Ohio Oil new. 834; S. Calaveras. Cop .. 3! ‘ These features helped to steady prices and ‘ attention in the later tradin i . “A » o J . | ‘ .? . ‘ ate ‘ ?' . s 4 — “Wheat prices moved within a nar- ‘olumbia Em 25 - "Be o'clock on the basis of 29.85¢ for May a rnd Penn P L Cresson Gold 31 ‘ , cena nanan : ties. and even here net cha ‘eather in the Southwest wor 0 s fow pointe under scatrered’ abtiene About| ¢ . tion which came with the 10 more March notices were reported, but ’ reviews, and the highly ; | : iv A4 dinavian currencies. ‘anadian | sails ‘overed another ? f ‘ an d : be . he “ . : _ fn cotton. A certain amount of profit | Contr Can 3 : : f 7 5 ; ~ /9 Q- | Y ' Ami Pe ne ss ar a7 | MES? | MINING lead to a wave of general liquidation whieh | lected of the -@6@-vent mark was one factor | (ot Ins] ; ' KS fa Be 4 7 yi , . : ye 3 : HumO&R new os ‘5 _ ;sent prices off to about 29.80¢ for May | negiec . while traders g@iso were disposed to Cuban b Sug ‘e > rf +) “4 — . & Lie i: , s_s cs 7 | Am 1: 3S : StF s \ Ind P Line... (156 Arizona G Cop .. 55c 53 covered at this decline, but trade interests ! gell the new: crop future# on reports... ' as at 2 ie, cme) om. ‘ae wha aR Rea) Bs Re aoe af a a. : | 34 : y1! 40! Int Pet Co Ltd 2: +z ~-0 Big Ledge .. $e : - were reported buyers, and it was said that 2 hour. Sterling Products of fine weather in the growing areas - = me 27% DR 14 . | Anacon 92 S52, 51 52 | 4 st Ast ex; oe - a > 4.) Mag Pet .... 44 Buite & W e s j|less cotton was being found for sale at the ether specialty which ca Heldation jcaused May to sell 17) oo 0E Pr 0 cog MES Oe est Cocke thse the Oa of an extra dividend. oT 4 a laté ice r cu.ee.o ow " Penn aly r Jeror ; cs > - points lower at a : én . Db & Co pf 3 , ‘anada Cop . oe , day. r ° y if ‘ “a , a . . bol ae “Speed oma temaayy pi ‘Mikhorn (Co ‘ont Mines . ’ 5! 25. aoe for October or 12 to 23 points net A eahade more eee ~—ese OP Gamage in tne! .. - , | Butt Cop 50e 32 Mei : ca ont" of ae. oon 08 ter ‘y . lowe | ond marke Emer Brant! ] ip ; " ’ a “7 36 ; 4° r¢ A ied ? ! > : , ome RE ‘s ‘ | ‘ new eon gh reed cf NEW TORK. March 2 Cotton spot s ahown in the b . exceeding!v deficient for some time, do pfd 7 : } ‘all Girne — : ‘, : 1% B 30 ‘ ; Lah 14). ~ 9G T of 7s 4 47 4 s N ¥ Were received. May was unchanged | Exch Buf " 30) to | 32 b+ Ie, 2 rkEg «s Ser | , On 5 4 . ; a: ; $ , de LD | = 29%): 25° 9° : sa 10.000 Vae Oj » Rae crown Reserve .. ; i Cc a . 3 lar ; ' ' ac a | new. 54 ‘8 Dolores Esper . ”» on L verpool oOtton Stea y. 7 irregu ar. INDEPENDENT O Dryden Gold . 76 ite) )6©|)«6LIVERPOOL, March 1 ay en ee The firmer tendencies we 10 Ark Nat Gas Miema Silver .. te 4c limited demand: prices stead 74 crop positions. The new crop was influ- continentais were irregular, BONE March held around 30c,- or within 4 or 6 = ateel t “Moderately low er pri es prevaile a (‘onls (jas 5 , bere, presumably on straddle account, and failed to ev ‘oke any response iCorn Pr 877, * $6 %q Ld ty 15d '; ve aa | et ‘ eg a. | Ar&Co tigs 3d. 4 > | OLA ate ; | 25 Ill P Line. Alaska B-C ...» 2 ~ % 2'y ,and 25.50c for October or 17 to 30 points @ The rise in United Stat Nat Transit . 27% rt. “4 : Boston M Corp.. } , : 20c level in the interior than anticipated. cents. i Det Ed (Co. ‘anario Cop .. vi, 2! 245 Trading was quiet during the middle 7 . ‘andelaria M = re 4 the afternoon with prices asateady ot : The Bond Mark n Southwest, where moisture has been; 7 Joh: tion of q ohn Ky. Cates Shiver steady, middling 90. 40c. with the one excep at $1.18%. | Fleischman 87 ; e semi-# Big Indian Oil, Yor : e Eureka Croesus. . 2: 2 te 24¢ diing, 164.494: fully mi@@ling, "ia saa; mid- pally shown in th * “~ wae oer. tre ee 4 Ss os sta 46 1 ee det ~' De =) D~)2 ~~ *- = & - _ *. SE — - — Foreign Bank Statement. cording ply 519 -t gal oa Chino “A Yeaction of 1.6 per cent in the] pigsk Rubber . 5igi © % | Colo F Bank of England's reverse’ ratio| Freep Tex , 2) 19%, 19% 2 ‘ardinal Pete La 7% 1a First Nat Cop... 80c 740 ‘Oc |dling. 16.244: low middling, 15.994: goed | and second grade bonds. St leaves that index at i7 ; per cent and : Gen Asphalt ‘ bi, Bs, - ‘ j . Fortuna Mines. ‘ PP os ordinary, 15.40d; ordinary. 14. 194. * Salen, “a li tions, for instance, we 14g! 77 bg 2 —" Goldfield Devel. .‘2 dc be 4000 bales, including 2600 American; fe. =~ ga Goldfield L M...15: ~c ceipts, 1000, all American. Futures ts a 3 ably firm, as was not un Goldfield Flor. . .50c SC easy: March, 15.744; May, 15.63d: July, | view of Wednesday ‘s earnil . 4 — = ‘ ‘ StS is the inmimediate result of increases, _ do br a. e of £1,900,900 in circulation and £2.8628.- | hom po oy ® ) Sas 4 Oe 4 | 52 | ; 2 8, "0 Goldfield Jackpot.45c a oe 15.364; October, 13.924; December, 13. ee & . ae : Pe akeginie! Jee lene Pear a Ae Ay ne Gold Coin Min. . . 67: fe i¢ | January, 13.444. : ment. Both the refundi 000 in deposit liabilities. It appears | do spe 60c that the market was borrowed from! Gen Mo 50c ' . — Ap ; : ‘ ‘ ' des Gold State ow é ‘ se ETS eat ; ible 4%a adva the bank since public deposits and; do 6 pe pf "3: n ou ty 32 32 om P r e * Leh Val 28.1023, ) Gilliland O14] 2¢ 40 Guss Mine . Be OP SS BI i the convert h holdings of Government securities | ~ do * pe pf "s a if S Ste ag 948 Sit, Bly i ’ L&N uni 4s 40 8&9 oe Glen Rock Oil. : ‘ -16(193 Homestake bee } aS: ial , + Frie bonds aiso did better ‘ae YT : ‘ : 4 . 0 | ate los ‘ ‘ “aos ‘ ‘ ® por o 3: rulf l ¢ s ae i | rm} 7c ; pa ~ have decreased. the purpose of ihis Food pr . ; - rHomest M . 5 i $4 > : P é : "37. — ts 3 2 7 L&N Alys 2003.104 % } . ~ ] Pp oso ag A : 17 Harmill Div. re = . New York Cotton. a her®é ther was no particu borrowin » yrobablyv he the fj . . Be c es ei, ta ] ' hHivdar steel , é ‘ s ~- " ‘ 3 MktSthy con 5s ‘ 2 aa pas ‘ ‘ Henrietta Silver 3 be = , 7 alee, a PR aT a P tatem a - eines ip = lie a 0 P . _ = . i. ees gs ee ‘ ‘: Ss o4 eg eh : ( : - Hudson Onl : oC oe : Hill Top Nev.1 11-16 ; NEW YORK March 1.—Cotton futurs® ~ hus in the January & P mancing of tax payments. Incident- )“’eo™ E Ps | . . 4 ‘ ‘s 2 . Niav = " a a . . _ 4 * Jj i ‘ . anticipating easy money and a good! Hartinan % ‘40 YS » 5% ” ‘ | Livingston Pet | Kerr Lake ' July ee ies 28. 2 . et of convertible 48 are mn investment demand for securities Sieg at a d ‘3% 100 Q 2 + : " Be S.. ae | 9 o1, 4 Lowry Oj l 5 lone Star de aT de Oct a 2 5 | 2 em . above the genera! lien 4a € he Bank of France statement shows | tHupp ‘35.108! | ei}. -T 4s wi ‘62 #: » Lyons Pet La Rose Min 38. J8 JB er ik a ae 25.05 25. . 2y3T os rj | 5 Mammoth Oi! 5° : > | 14 Mason Val z: “s : suuamrcanede 5 Ba : Missour!-Kansas-Texas that the Go\ ernment has borrow eda. indijahoma half billion franes from the bank. Indian Hef reat am | SQ Marsh dines . a me : | ~ a ments and Seaboard Air Li Whose circulation has risen bv 376.- [™ Afw: anita = ue crf ‘ 1 eon Da? Ne 0 ’ : | Heavy Freight Continues. 7 meee speculative monde i th hhby : ee McNamara , wc ‘ ‘ ; ? e err Mida Tex (>! a ' Mol ca (‘on ‘* . ‘ ‘ - ; v the Associated Presa, a v c There was nothf 700.000 francs It would be premag ‘tise... | Name | : | ener | ture. however. to assume that the , borrowing is directly in consequence} e' ‘ ; SS ae ; i ris qience Meunt Prod : 7° 2 . Mor ington Mines. *i 3, D6 ; Ww ASHINGTON, March 1. —Freight— fi ‘ larly new in the foreign it of expenditures in the Tluh: Mut © ec efs : 4% National Tin 7 ® ool =>) SSO MS isé3) *. 2 “— * es iv w i Sug. "83 eo tae SiS ’ _* *- ee ee ete Oe ee ow 2 = _ _—-_ — ~ -2% yan * © "46. Te Se ne ees 9a o- « | compiled by the car-service division” | tichmond Cop ~ ~ oi an , ‘2 rT Sandst Kendall 2c 7° -¢ | of the American Railway Associa- | ) a Site © times Gase he * ition. During:the week ending Feb, 7 Silv Mines of Am 26 be “3 17 a total of $17,778 cars were loaded — Niivewine Me ave «= she ~—sSOe:« | With revenue freight, or 44,503 care@ Stand Silv Lead. 2%¢ 2 Ae “Te | more than were loaded in the game Fa oo. . . : — ace iteaia mi ae "4 “gi, | week last year, and 126,771 cars more Spearhead ’ : . than during the same week of 1921. Sup & Ros Success Mines Sutherland dev do pid « es 'int Sh pf: at ae Ee & 7 intertype . os ys x * , a ‘ : in Paper 9% 4) we ' } - r rahe ' b ° | do pf stp 6 ‘3 , . @ Ste ‘. “ ‘. ‘ y ssa OS? .. ri ie ah! 7 Sou States © | ering ‘par |: ' a Se ~+ hae : : ‘ ‘ . LS a {y" O71, | \ ’ : "8 ‘23 % 1 T lar Dammann shh 58h Pe, gavereiam: Kclly tire, 28) Se : renn_C & ¢ pratt tains | 4g NBL 4g 40. 88 Se a i Soe ~ ge WH oe days $4.6 commercial,, 90 ae tote —= Re) “1 Pr. r $337 33 | 22 Ft 4 56 86? 89 7 * ) Tidal Osage Oi : tLac Gas 7 ; UuUsC vy ves os ‘ oe 2 int M 6 K5 1. 5 uw erenaee wht.a) shia ' oo _ RE 68 OR ‘Qc cables. 6 00¢ Lee Rub 72. a! = ‘do pfd »o J - : - , ‘ ] ’ 835) Ss: m2! ‘TN H& H 4 mea ‘ ‘ane Turman O01 : Ttaly: Demand. 4 Rie °: cables 4 81 lec I ig & M 1” ‘ é ‘ ics lioffman ° } 5 pl | , . j 7F . ' : 4s ; i ‘ ‘ . W il O & UW d peek ae 5 35 %9c- cables, 5.36. do ptd at US Smelt 8; £914) . -i fs or . , aa AW ref 4s ~ i Oil - | _ . —_ 4 witzeriand. lemand LR. THe: ‘ables. 1 : : , . ‘ , | do pfd 3'g b } 46 ; lg : a" a . MA Se Pay, 6 6 : + epee ——$—$=—> . ante Vien . . | 3 V 18.78&c. oe Loft r 46 1 O72 Qi *iu Ss Steet i Qn ; * —, a i os oe vs o NYRys rf 4s °42 34% 34, 34" 4 ri | | 22 Sece Hughes . .. 906 : V .L.Douglas euand: Deinand, 39 »6c: cables. 39. 60c. i. . Wil : +h ‘ do pfd 7 i awh *~ an , an ys : ae ; - NY¥Rys ad Ss ‘4° y ir “pea a ee ee ed % eer — cone Case Her ; « - x ormany: Demarid. O044c: cables, .0044c. | OCS°-™ tes || - - Utah Cop .. % 6 47 Mg | 5 tens © ies : , 6" S NYAVEB $1gs — | Chi S l ree eae ‘. 5 a f 01sec Deinand, UVU1L4dI tec, cables, Vorillard C12 oA v4 ‘ Utah Ser *? 4 vs ste ‘ : > , _— Sr v0" vs r . 9 467 > . icago tock Sa es Bee. Se: onopah Extens 714 »-16 a . Exempt from Income Taxes E year a ter ye ac ‘ \ . Re eae 3 51. a> Bie (oe : ‘ 9 4 ] : ’ ~ > ~ ‘m ‘ ‘ . - . ‘* f _ '* : ‘ee mr Tuolumne : Pe. BSc c ‘ 3 Greece: Demand, 1 12%¢. oa Vanadium ~ a!" ' mia . v's ; i “ ' Special to the see pm se 2 3.18 ¥ a 7 reece: De | ‘eS do pfd 4. " . : =~. t i Sam tine ofa ae me % United Eastern. . uM 2 oO er s oe hh ; emanad eed. ap at cables, 26.59: 1 oe 1 - ~® | ? Wickw St! - 1? % ‘ 1° . , ‘ ’ Chl’ AGO... Ma re- T’ni an “ ‘ cS 4 “9 Mack Trk : ' rs 7 . ] ‘“ollowing is a Verde Ext Orwav: De) QR 3R-: cable oe . ' ’ m:. . ; Aud Seamari: etn and J rt) a abies, 19, 320. do lst pf . : ‘ : Q. re RAILROADS. Marland Ss wal : » | as port of today’s sales. high. low and closing | l S Continental. . in: Demand. 15.00 cables. 15. Ge. | do “d pf 7 Fi, > ' a : ol y.. 4 1°? ' . » Ba * ~ ve : : quotations at the Chicago Stock Exchange: | Unity Gold . 3 3% ~~ . a ; BECAUSE Ww. In ritumwal: " e : RliMac, ‘AC . { > aa ‘ e i | tis LOB As ‘ P ~* » : . . . ’ * “ a negpaspsmnespens —— = i Ww eat M Consol. . @ A . raina e e “ > 2 ’ ; . . ‘ ” . ™ ‘ . : “ —_—_—_——_—SE—e ¥ - ‘ e ‘ years — = ow ™ 8 2 Ls - ee awe ee *®& Fe wee ey —_ > De UN io {; . ~t ae -_ Sree wD-=- Pa a a ee eg te eet Demand 40e¢ ble&. .« : “ ——— ungar Demand, on eae Mallinson Fi : : ~~ 4 ‘ “390. $ 1) Midyvst! De 3H RSI, , ee ash RP | Sales. oS ae High. Low. Closing. West 7 Usecho-Slovakia ‘ . 226 'ye Manh Shirt : ~ 461, , AU O 1°. 1"): a ; ‘wark G 5s Q4 23 LMRR Gs c '58 712, vs ra | , '¢ 91) Vie Div ’ : ae : pe AGERE ee Sed: teen - : MARA Raia : S| res i age 79 4 ae NET eo on. Ae. BE Ha ; | PR G1 71M TIM 10 Am VS pfd. 91% et O85 | O92 ee eee ae ; = : surpassingly good Finland: Demand. °.7: do pfd %.. ? : I & $6) O43 >: : ae HH. . 100 % i “G Ta Ss “68 > tt a on : on S styles are the le Rumefia Demand. ac \iarland t) * / a. . * ‘ " : nA . % r , 5 = Not . a old ; 4 : / an, = a, A “Me Pe ob i 4 : Sete Sh BARTER Mar-Par C2 SIM BOX, ak. re, St) of 33 LOG% 108% 4 SR Spor eee: | io Sent an 4 | i} : When you need sh¢ SANTERN RATES s ait a . : i... . oie ve - : 45 do of an: | % Fokwhama: Demand. 4840. cavies, | MA ¢ 4 Ot, Glty Hits 9 9 ican P ity T4061 t146) ANY Dock 404i) a4 Te See RIAGI @ae 34. Tey SR VA00 Boone WoM. 48%, 42° 48 | ing for the best value 48. 45: |Mex Me. 6.200 Khorge & B . *. ange hon leman.l of Oc. oa bles examine Ww. L. Doug oan , b Jasper County, Illinois : : wil aeaeeatnne Gal Ste. Marie District 6s | 4 ties. Wear them at a oe - ° Ngee em ms, LL eel Rel ee om SS "shaven Demand. 74 0c. cables. Th we *xican dellar: Demand, 54.75 cab.es 54.7 5c Calcutta: Demand THER F * a ey lin an ssitia ail i ae De, cl eee cables. 31 80Nc ice to Yield 5.40% Price to 1¢ d 40 0 WL.DOUGLAS 4 rgentina Spot, - s wee ] ++ 2 J , razil: Demand. , * »8 46.107 b 4 Urneuay: Demand, S Nash M ° ty : 37 3 8 ; .- nt L&P- oe "43. OG O84 ~ > = : | a , ; v. » | . -~ Chile: Demand 2s Nat Bis 3. 48 49) 48th WCRI aa hae a ie : BY | .Dreadge & f | San Quitman County, Miss. | shoe Trade Mark in Hevars. Demand. 98 50x Nat C & Suit 14" ‘ - ‘ f ‘ ‘ ‘ d Godchaux .. 22 - b , c , 2 sta d f the hi Checks, 100 08. cables, | Nate &s 6 f ' | 4104 104 —C rexene © ‘Se ei ae Gossard HiW. 1 ' A ™ . de ‘oe ' -_ Industries Prosper in Crock District ; make one cent of NEW YORK, March 1. ~Ceoper wrong. ooo ve RR UN Mag *h od ‘all _ mone ie ai! ‘ae ‘ Pick & Co + ot ; NEW ORLEANS Cypress ; 546 1 | wh Id to yo sle@trowtis, svot and futures 16% «1% ma ba Bi edtere: of BM te ek ae 2008. 8: 8: 31) he hey - | ™ Price 100 and Interest — : lars he r+] oy il ol | sag sae pte A $4678: futurer i n é ; L ac ’ Oe 1. - loa ” R LICOrmsSF - ‘ lub . f ° . ~ The Natural Southern Gateway r ce i dol f you to | on mr ie rm, epOt SS8$15G8.25. Quaker © . "1 : | . _—s-« You buy shoes at ot and nearby, wvelivers ape = Motor + | ; oe AMES Details on request. ? | YOU PAY ONLY ¢ WANA & ts °u a wey | 9 sewart- an te iw - 100. ps eS ‘2 23 * a - a sod > s ~ - - 7 i de eee”) _ oe eee to ae - -_ —_ - _ « —- = + : : : : . ; 4 »—-~— ty . a. . . ail . j P yi : , ‘ *’ seat * +? . " s / . hi * * . a oY “4 én mr : z ‘ , ‘ ‘ ' : . ’ 4) futures 1 oO , beat, ete watae te: 1° 4 fat ; if ty lie 1% frances centin ; 7 ' - | : . « “ ‘ : OW 1, «3 e > : ; ’ 7 " ad . . . : ' ’ “a” ’ . ’ qo futures, (28 fine — Ba tet) e? auged at 16 france, at ben | Boston Stock Market oe ee Industrial Sites 4, Se eee es in? Se . , ° AS: 1 8, ' : 4 t March ‘arelar , : ” romn JR ' ‘s -——-~—-~ @- » . 4 hy | i , * " 1 = ‘I in ; . 7 ' Soe ; ‘oO the Post 1); a cn ’ ' : a Fe ‘ ° , ) " = ee ” : ' ‘ . heyy ON March ] i ae is .a iat of tix “nh '. : ‘ ? Occupy the Center of Dry Goods Market Review. im ohi 7 : , | Mo, Ae a ce ‘emhaas Tike toe eee phy eG, imegt ay ty i theres - ;* ‘A : ; New Orleans’ Industries ‘ ‘ ! . : ! ree nthe ' Os CTiN Fin tpn mm of f ‘ Epecial to the Post-Diepatch ita © al 3 a, ' 7 ae ' - rar. : eal , ; J : : . , ° * s , ‘’ op ' | i 34, ‘ ‘panera R. | compan) ioune ; The total ord a= by the Yellow Cab Manufectur. | ™ eo ons ' : my | +. ee Fe there ‘ rie 7 e " ~ * § on ame dan a1 y and br r Realtor aden ne on were shown a number of * Roo x ‘ "41 the etandard consiruct’ons. Stasdard print) 'Prod & 100 Wrig! 2 ‘ Electric Power—Low Rates " and twiils iritis miatna Punta Al Su , . , , eherks and sateens all recorde!l satiafactors 1% a 'p . TL ' « ‘at 1, Se Oo LO ery dividend iN ' ; 4 : o---—- One to Two Hundred Acres wees epiurt-vewer! todey and ereat firm ; ; ' ‘ haa 7 r tits . now ROL i. : ‘ > shew nn a8 a result of the advanc- Spe J Ki» , . ’ . ; - ‘ort ¢ ens ant Montgomery-Warid Report. Liberal Terms Heat = . nto . a: Kaneei Be 95.784 GRAS for Ket ru For Our Detailed Booklet ’ T : : : , mes ' , 0 " ra , f February in any ‘ei pany Yellow Cab Manufacturing. . — ’ ' ' p mt . | 2 il : Marvian ng *! 4% inimeary, ana far. the » bee : Pas , rermpared with S807 O54 preft: - Oe - a % ; ' '* 5 : , ‘ J sees ligtee te % 5! aA - 540 54: , sete. are shown in the qompany’e ans Shri’) | 3, 43%. 39%, ) 30 " ) | 03%. O2%N 1 : . pporeuie.. 2 Sipe gpg ag mh | ‘212 2S RIB for the co-ress ends ‘819 Union St. iNew Orleans “ the vera with H4AxhO's at M1%¢.P BN PSs 1 497 ss an: 1” Aeon ¥ 4 ; ~ Ample Banking Facilities nese o pf § | or Fe 7 Fae ity, : Ma | 18 17%! 13 eecy at Yokehama luc tations were, : p { pr ; ‘ Psi 141% abe % - Tt ' " ’ . . ata* ‘+ ° di ’ Lani ae 40; Canton TO«t? ‘ ~ ‘ , oe pte y a0) 98 7 4 =e ou , a’ 22. an ct f SAR per cent the HRICAGO. March 1 Prefite of SUV.008 hy ot 4 . , ;, 2 ow Te is ‘ , ; + . | ore + in 1 report just iesved. 7 atti tt take bebe ttt
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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1923, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ¥ Street PRICES TEND HICHER BULK OF TRADE LOCAL ON HOG PRICES ARE STEADY | Livestock Elsewhere | | Butter, Eggs, Poultry | »ofimsxi"*—Tlowetrwwn $1.80 wer ou: ver dou tinetg gpg W tree : CHIVAGO, ch 1 (UC. S. Dept. of Ag. | BPO sate | PARE pe Ohios, $1. 38 to $1.40. Wemter Sa tee | ~+4 Pe 6s “32. “ Loui is Stocks f all CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE ON THE LOCAL MARKET |, een af, oA | plete ceminmeteamatats Se At i ae ene, bn | eae ee . 7 e we — al wan i1ett - Tece née ‘toda v est imated: Cattle and , 300 pound putchers, ug $8 a5: hE a PD. ' a RADISHES Now 50 per 100 pounds jos gg shang cr% —_ Ti 50. d mot ctiong on the St. Louis Stock Eg- : Mi | ; alves, “OOO: hogsa, 12,000; sheep, 30U; ‘mostly $7 @7.25; desirabie 80 tw 420 pound re iF ‘untry candied, 32% @ | bunches. white +35 r hamper Sat araaet baa, Cod Mowe, ais ATIONAL STOCK YARDS, 11) March ages, $8.1048: today in the aggregate am = ag » today and’ the bt De: Poe, . ‘ A } *f: day, in the aggregate amounted to ME | «63S SPECIAL DAILY~ - eee > On eeat sept | tire ae won ea: PEG 2 30+ Remvywoighe hoes. $250 | 33s, cages returned. Le lee 5 ig. | ph WET, ROTATOR —Horpe-gromn nancy we o. llow is . = 0 I pusin« » 0 a — CATTLE- eecipts light today and market .° — . ae f ‘“reamery x! » oe, _ ' to Bile ern vda. 4% to b0¢: white NANAM—Glc to OMe ; weld and: the ‘het changes a0 Comehina 4 t re at' advanced Je a ruled steady in virtually all depariments. ae tag wht 'ights, gap ph at “ a some po, t 40c; seconds, Sic; packing a S116 b0e to 7Sc; red nanse- "TA PRYRU rT iorida % dis te 9%, reced! dav'a «# . ue - = | the ¢ Rael steer Ba ¢ on A, f (45; packing sows, rough : . to $1.1 per Pu bex: Tennessee aot ho te $4 , uotations. say 8 eles or ast pre py a Special Correspondent of the silt cle : . gn teed: tee” oe At the start th Re ae ‘higher; butcher | 90-7967. 16: bin mS OS, o°OS. 25 HEESE—Per ees ee ee | eee rae ney, Bell, Ode te Si of LEMONS “aliferaia S207") $5 te 97 pmmchanged Sie Post-Dispatch . ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHA? ZE | plenty o 7 atin’ ak ois ' na saints iain “utters ateady beef and Cattle—Receipis, 1°2.000: heef steers fair as ingles at 26: longhorne at c: SPINACH—Texas bu hampere. $90c to S$! oar" — (4008), $4 ri » nol a a. 6 . Maren 1 —boilow ing ie the official record of | ifm respo!l aS : = . “ ' ' a “ . Lih.erts were a i : . duplicate of Wednesday. Active and Hie = Law Close. __,_ Fest. | incres vamitinents because . taik ithe period and quality was medium. — | day's decline; other classes about steady: 0c; ¢ : broilers . a t] : MAY WHEAT. _ lof cron condition In the West The repurtes Quotations—-Beef_ steers, buik, $7.50 t©| bulk desirable veal calves to packers early skens. chickens . Com, 6%, 34 $1. 050 103” . & yery strong through the forenoon :t "rT 1& 7 ; 17? | mameage | he farm crediis bill Dy th 1JUS" 1 OO: top for week $9.75 per cwt. paid for $10@10.50: few upward to Be bulk sto¢k- Pons, @ pounds rer. 27 se ; ‘two loads as erag! f. 1322 lbs.; butcher yea@r- erm and feeders, $6.°25@7 | Pounds and over. SB; ca . 6 P : 9 : ) st, 117 % 117 ‘ea ' era free . ; APT > NOON s§ SSTa) Se : of ‘ ‘ "h ’ * , . gpit huving. out i hae ; | F E R E i N. Pte be oe develope d more irregular ity in the!\".. .. +1 iM -tm Fi] 3 ccna ¢ revent a big } ae i 't | iings, bulk, $5 to 75; bute her COW 8, bulk. Sheep— Receipts. 13. 600: oe ‘ Jambs and ¢@Dons, No @ 16c: siipes. : . e Commerce. . . ! | od ter dealings, the led it} . +4 ' 110 - ma were un need. skport dem 164.25 to $6.25, cutter cows, ulk, $ 5 | yearlings mostly 1l5c to ‘25c lower: sheep 27. ; © 30: 18: paul eae b 26 ae ie nail . oreo JULY WHEAT as quiet but Liverpoo repertoe ay pe | to 93-40 er fo bulk, 9% 7iiscarce, about steady; top wooled lambs to muacovy ducks, 9c; | a SUE, 6 a « & is venyres ~ : ms idigd ; euir nes vy Man base. wh 1 om: , be , UIK, $4.49 ‘ . bo- | sto ‘e. 1 $15.75; bulk wooled lambs, $14.50 12 a Ae young «cuineas, i% tlic P. B. pfd. ‘ 5 wn, -*—- new wave of buying in a number of L1t2%a 113 2} . . . increased demand ; i j ' . : ; ‘ m “A ' ' reflected an ine! - ne " | loan: sulis, ‘ > @15: 1600 choice fail shorn liambe, 13. Bhoe com ' “a gelected stocks. A sharp advance in _ ‘; oe % 107% ‘Lose 10 : Milling demand for wines feeder steers. shorn yearlings. $9 50; choice 92-pound od LeAls—120@ 16 Lome: 11921 ihe: 1088 | | ~ po nds a % @1 Shoe pfd . . @ , 107 4 108 ‘4! a eer wheat millers are revort! ales | ° = ' Ma@ht for | veer; 2 OF , Candy com: . | rs the California Pete issues was the % ShPTEMBER WHEAT less than production. week og receipe ea nia a li mak - Sob ge © teh en ee $@d Disc; Coarse, underfed, underweigat, m4 moware ¢o $5,000) 62m 5 oe 6 feature at the close. It was ascribed st. | 1 ih iiié Local cash § were GUUY Ou whee’ | i total number of hogs received for |* ~~~ diecoutted accord'!ng to quality. | 4 4 ‘ : 1 . a 1 a 1 a3 eon) na 56 000 Diu OA , thy three 7 this week. 56.788. Quality |———— Ae —— —— —uieetes % VEGE ETABLES. ‘iw l “ADSING 20 OTAT IONS. . _. . ‘ Po ae } " . 91 ; f eo? , rhe RIT Y ssi ae 40 @ rumor of a pending deal f» be Pie 4%. 113 An na 1 + Oe narvh t@poried 100.000 bu. « orn li wee generally good, although pigs continued | BEETS—Hom creo ag ROME FAS ESE 's KB . ik ait... ores: . : a ~ 2 £ , trol of 2 ‘alifor ni: A P ete by the Sts aT: a a me -. . ’ , or ‘} — hae : ah imp air . mM arrive.in «4 onsiderabie rrumnbe rs. Shipping new I 01 dint ana, ~ S50 per bb! Texzes bu an MAY CORN l@at Pp! , 7 : ' mm the opening were about steady with | Daaskete Swine weighing from 250 pounds and |} sold on the opening at $8.05 to $8.15 ats-laciede National..'25]1 [25 ard 0}! of California. : = - ; ithe last hour and noey a i of erage veaterday. Swine from 139 to; Material change was noted in the market c ABRAGE— -Wisconein Holland seed, | ay act . $8.40 to fe igh hogs. Packing sows sold mostiy SA5 te $70. New York Danish. $65 to $70; | | 54 1 Bank of Commerce § 5 BY: : Aes : Dp) ’ ) » deere n cori ‘ing a ft : ee waa ? = e ? al ' . ~' ~As . nod oe 14) mda cleared largely at Mie Trust. BO » With the copper metal quoted Bion an ) 7 Be Bp mrp - wink po 7 | ' e | 1 r de ey: ae ) | representing the |#t $6.85 to $7 and stags at $5.50 to $6 new Texas, $80 to $100 per ton delivered. higher all the copper and smelting SOK KB . Ed Toc pes - * | wheat e Qceg Tay See tae ar the | maenines’ ts. iene leas averse to} JORSES AND MULES—Receipta moder-| CaARROTS—Od home-grown, . 90¢ Today and Tomorrow _ : | vy = setocks reached new high prices. JULY tN mac on. ann ae th ame the | taki gs up pounds in the sorts r ~ comminsto —_ (cae berme a d 1200 mules . box; Louisiana per bei. 3 to $4. 80; FS. : a7. + . este hefaré midday the pe 77 igs from ) to 120 oundas . é , ee ee Seles Serve Oy i Texas, $1.50 per bu basket => Butte and Superior was the leadcr ¢ . by, ai 4 var ! ou ginny ha P ge pegeeggs A oh ana | ase te oe en anh ads ow iz " | Senerally strong prices. The major portion | ‘AULIFLQWER—California, $2 to $2.25 es of the zinc stocks K : ~s - ‘a 4S? 3 bh F of ine tarm cre al ovement whieh | nrovement r ve ays close, G . jof tne week ® run had been cleared . a # 2 Gy am a oe “ "3 ‘ tre 7% ai this Led iF A’ » a my aes ti , 2 for 4 class was $7 to $7 Bt). SHEEP—Again the si Ipply wae very smal! CF i_LERY—Ca'ifornta ng tre, crates, $4 +o | id the market was quiet, with prices on » §6: Portada cretee. $1.7 2 After hanging fire for several days SEPTE | : oe a ) : lig | For pigs 10Q pounds and down the a ? . ' ‘ ~ . ot oping deme X- Zs y POU if popular lmteady basis on all good f ‘ 3 ’ . ‘ « ‘ ” gs , . o " i . , _ - . od = ® rT) mre t ort r : : S "yt, *"* = Studebaker was taken upagain. The ® - 6 \% 76%} BY, one s were out of line. _ ii ak rice Was $5.50 tp 36. , Butcher hoge were liambsa offered sold at’$i4 nh" eo tw ol ee pee Se MB ERS—indians hothouse, §4. 50 | ahort interest in this stock accumu- |, of o se ' on sn See ee “he 0 “4 aused a ‘rush 10]; ~ ny 190 to 220-pound kinds ‘Gearing " les biaber’ hah thle coun te the Sete pa ae ok ne a ae me ; : ; d ie ~ * idGly-%*D i. bu »b f Ce: § ' 7 be atm | owe”. ae. ; ; a i ) © wearvity. crate + Jated during the past week, was said Ay me y corn in the last hour. = “isi | most BNR re pm = og Fre hg watene |All good lambs brought $14 50 and etre: LE 2 7 CE ‘aliforn'a iceher $e 99 to | . - dniline a me ae ‘ wer ihe yest of the competitic nl ie c j medium ones went at $1: 3 -°5@14 o- pte oe A ‘ > ; } _ow , ; . . ° ra ‘ ‘ te be Jarge. International Paper || tes A ? ighe vine early was between’ the packers and | grades $12.75@13.50. culls $10@12.\ mut-| mage leat Sbe Der Phy $2.10 to | = , ; "hi. 5% 1 43 - An} . oe rae tead There Wi ti@ | nas sutchers. Buyers were a littie slow to! {, he lv $7 } was another that came into promi- ae ee. but suye 'ton sheep largely (5478.25. clipp pe lannbe | $2 white. $3.60 ; , as on Te ¥ ire earivy created start on the weigiitier hogs, a few 230 to} $1°9@12.50, ct : bue $4 504 > ®lec p A G pence after an internal of neglect. | ~ ii se ae 8. Tas ad the market Bee iculty fo / 550 pound kinds selling at $8.15 to $8.30. land cannera S208, ‘and ks $4.50@5 50 eas F —,_hculeians. 12%e per desen RADIO EX I I r tia an 0 et fd.. Phillips Petroleum and California | . kk - {ti 4% jing r grains in their ri ¥ : YERKES’ cere ee All the new radte equip- : are Ww wuD " r F *T’'T’ £ Lh =" ce ; pa) ‘ai . a ee a . & Suburban Ry ¥ 00% 4 a ae : ' re lieve as ¥ pirat 1" “ , a N : eh * = ». 48% 43% oe 21 ead an BA , . here Wa a) | | on élaplay te the spacious oA : ~ in ew highs were made in Americin P ‘ PR . ~~ in Pp ro lobby and lounge of the fent Hreweries Ga... | 7 ee f : MAY RYE pasier underto to the marn ‘ nd adent Brew. 1s! pfad * 1, . Can above 104 and in American: Wool | - a ten Lard clored wmnchanged to ~ 2c on re ' “ADAM and EVA” R ” = - . . » R47, 8&3}. RS » 1 n | ont Dame Loh av te ae € 60 S above 107. United States Realty sold : jit RV jibe unchanged. soon) | | an A THE MYSTERY BOX or peng Tot oar pre tn R ‘& & lta, SREY 984 | a ar for the first time. Public}! q@py ios i | THE WONDERS OF RADIO perts. ~~ . ; , (‘ement ay, : Oe Se (00d. od rfd.. {t & Pac. ,. = Id ~*~ Railwavs pfd Electric Co com. ae ae as _ “te : — 7 POE Re Nt A OTE Ole ac ne Ae ee os above pa! 83% = RB 3 Os aD Service cf N. J. and Phila Co., were} Ly aa @ bd ~. , : hear if the Southwest and worked off a hine@ today had 807 cara of Doin ts et ad scattered seliing , tion which came with the mid-week pared With 546 last vear. Minneapoll - -— - — ore Marct novices were reported : 4 , ‘ > ° - ; it of heid : ‘around Ss ua withee 2 or : 4 reviews, and the highls favorable Bin poceivs ne 805 cars, Duluth 74 4 COPPERS HIGHER IN TRADE of the May prix > Fs -oave of steel. trade con- : : ing of new crop deliveries became mere a pit ture they gave ¢ f ; vocal wheat receipts which . ieee HE Gitions. Meanwntic the remarkable sai fontiks gaingared Sil 200 ON NEW YORK CURB 3 a a ; " - " - . ? ie . ‘ « loca!) i? 1 ’ ; a add gr was a | y . = January aeattc statements Sifll | Gere noccitte “niet eects derne | | prerurnad!), on strad lle ‘count. =. ' . easy ae nse i fire compared with 91.000 Iaet . os inc] —— - | was some selling of May «against buy- | ¥ failed to e\ oke any respon: n 1813 care local and 35 throu! , . od sn can @aet tineaah | F I t f July by local trade interests. - This q 4 railway list. This class of stock Was) ceints. which were 30, 000 bi shel s. compare \ . iy Mar —Practicaliv ¢ - | i | our Mmpo;r tan Improvemen vo " ; : DA Wave of genera! liquidayon which = | with 100. O00 last vear, tn juded ; ' Wo TORUS 'bOc. f Fon omg ©". 80e for May az neglected. Byis and nine through f ipts we lasses of sto Sia red > Upward Poors =m Ke Sey Mc for October or 17 to 30 points . a r : “nited States Realty! tone local and ) ' ' ‘=o Ly “ & Phe ris in United e 4} : ° Stocks in St. Tout public elevator : ‘ahaa f@ a! this decline. but trade interasig . 4 was one of the features o:. tne last | gas were: 656.898 bushele of irtiver rease in | be reported buyers. and it Was @aid thar 3 e at " , . y a | 334 bushels of cor O60. 535 } of | ; : : eriin roaucts was an- g Otton was being found for sate at the » hour. Sterling Prod | Oats oh in the interior than anticipated. ether specialts eas ures helped to steady prices and 7 = , : 1. tr ; ™ , 4 . : fo . arket was quiet byt showed rallies attention in the later trading, on talk ” iter. wheat Pee 6 rere | ; mn erai points fr the jowest around mid.- j of an extra dit idend. ; ; ws t , I’nited A ‘ine | Lx ts ns | rene : ’ , : ! . e | : * + . ag ah ABI maa thege an Bike" bush | levels He est 1 ( : ding Was Quiet duri x tl iidd! ‘ . ‘ 1} uae ; 4 ~ ( te Alte Estes '° a ian @ mt ' , - vy , “eae bis = : " | oe afternoon ‘with ‘prices steady at 2 ; The Bond Market outa, 986144 bushels 2 white on c+ Ne alg + Fa lage ie Seg ie 4 : These four important developments in the new»: the basis of 2 % % | 9 s 0 ~{ «) ' > at Mira de ' ta , - pe basis o a 8h re wt May and | ic REE 2B: 58 bushel of | rve, 26 798 bu s of kaffir | addition o the regu , per of The] © y ue G year Cord with the beveled All-Weath ) or iw to points met | A shade more canfidence WA®) corn Ms “ fon 2 ~ ood We YORK, March 1.—Cotton spot | shown in the bond market 1OdaN. | than a year ago. being 876.000 . ' sig kD tei ef I py ahi AB oe . Tread make itthe greatest tire you have ever weds. y, middiing 30 4c. ‘“ ith the one exception of the [.iber- receipts were lighte tha A \eat : i ‘ ; ing ‘e et 3 he — — , ) } (jate rereinte 1 ners e9 ‘ 2 r ; 3 es a ties. and even here net changes were! a; thar a veur s cing 468.000 bashair, | eDd. Motors dupilcs ie | = BO x 2 : . : than @ year ago, being 584, vue ) ot te | Tl is new All-Weather Tread is made from lAverpool Cotton Steady | ' hi of whe ve ) ; , J irregular. ” pinents ci wheat w rhe new fesue of Shelton Loo ‘ , : h a » hbelr 584 OVC rehe's orn | ines : — me (‘ol £4 4 rie! ERPOOL, March 1.—Cotton—Spot The firmer tendencies were princi. | {Pan,6,72e7 280: being, 584-000 buseis. Corn | and ‘preferred and Columbia Gee & Blectrl F. F. Dalley Company Inc. Buffalo, N. Y.- che most serviemble rubber compound sere | mitted to trading. Shelton !4 ‘as Goodyear has ever produced. 1 “oe The New Goodvear Cord with the Beweled All- rv Ww er Tre _ Grain stocks comprised TRIB bushels | which came in for] of No. 1 red winter wheat, 249 504 bushels | : inter wheat 133 (Vt4 hnnehele Primary receipts of whea @ demand prices teady good mid- -04.000 bushe's Hate shio 16.494: fully mi@@ling, 16.344; mié- pally shown in the semi-speculative | j"s 1) than a year ago. be re den. ocala, 18.01 a rood and second grade bonds. we. Paul ob- ie , niin os aries ; at nh san Columbia Gs w took plac at 37! ae Ba bales, including 2500 American: re- ligations, for instance, were notice-j oe =o 001 bushels of corn. 0 O00 or | . s ’ a, —. “Ty Oana ah ear aoand abiy firm, as was not unnatural inj|e's of oats 60,000 barrels ¢ our and 481,.|); ~~ % . Pp . ; Bei semi-flat, instead of round, it gives the a Ethe, 3% December 12 wax. view of Wednesday's earnings’ state- | 900 bushes of wheat and four — Cash Grain rices tread broader road contact, which also offers ry. 13.440 ‘ ment. Both the refunding 4%s and St. Louis Cash Grain. + ac OE sacl Se eee “. | greatly increased resistance to wear. the convertible 448 advanced tiday. -« inter wheat, $1.29@1 455. No. ; rd $1.18 4y 471.70 : vor wr of cash grain todav were as fo . : + Died en eee ae . . . ‘> +p ‘ ‘Baty : . : f ‘ ) i — >— Erie bonds also did better. although :! int \ tL. $1.28 1.33: bt ! ee mals Io ae : New York Cotton —~ here there) was no particular etimu- " or 20: 'N. ce ee waka v0. }@IU1Mc: No 2 yellow 73%y @% Posh . + ° *° bg 5 ery ny wercematte Fs ve ag eo YORK, March 1—Cotton futures lige in the January statement of re- | = yeliow hard wheat, $1. 17% 1.18. No. 3 vel. | ee ee at white 7 we. 3 wi | C t al S { D t Att ti cacao ake os ind “ vere aiesiniietthimaiialts “ sults. The prior lien 4#® advanced a a 73 “te 9 n ai co! = 83 723 3 ei. vf 7] | , oe Inols en r S em irec ) en on whole tread design into a firmer unit. ume and tné convertibie D 4s made; 6’ 7 cay attic: NO. 4 vallov ae ee a au @45%c: No. 7 2 | nor ge fractional gain. .All the three series corn. 7 - Eo 1 white corn, T5c “lwhit 1,44 ' Rye o, Pod ie CF BN eee - - . ‘ Pear ; ; re oth see cl nd e ef convertible 4s are now selling! Shite cor @r5e: No. B yellow corn, | Rariey 654 780, Ting : T it The bochosSien ioe Olea dbove the ceneral lien 4s of 19.8 white oate, 46% @47¢; No. 4 white oats, |Lard $11.50. Ribs S1019@11I2 0 S errl ory as a uperior ae oteee sian, sesovtas e carcass from the Missouri-Kansas-Texas adjust- \ es eee, eee oe okt ants “sia” | , ’ at SI strain of vibration ac wear proceeds. £ ) » Sea boat d Air line Re were Pha ! . ‘> c iw wr . ae “aA he Sart ei} :. : ‘ i Heavy Freight Conti ments and ; rs LPO! sites —_ Flour k ntinues, other speculative bonds to show ad Da sae , mm 8) e You can have this guieter, smoother - running, - : | - @ Associated Press — ae. a vm ; Seeds. 23 | cy "4 l lived Good Cord at no extra ce oo pe B. vances. There was nothing paritcu- Grass Seec L ti f | d tri | onger-li oodayear pri . ae ee erly Rew in the foreign list. Argen-|/, PE APS SEED Muncy aeptecsth low Produce Elsewhere | ocauon for iNauUstries You will get with it a service that brings out the ¢ on railroads, whic as been . a ine 7s sold ata new higad. gage gl oa ye Aaahienets Sallie. ER rk a . ~ = - ws hing far above seasonal records . a oe vacate sti teeneld % ' reuntry Jol ' hia 1 Se EET — . full mileage built into it at the factory. since Jan. 1, is continuing to. 7m New York Coffee. lot . er nm ntain the record-breaking vol- ¥ NEW ORK March 1 —t'offee R No . Pe, *~ « tal ter 4 wer davet, - r neki , a , . : tu firr o%. Oo! haffy ! ecieane . firs | be 4 ; , . ’ , , on the basis of latest reports . Pay.» Suturen } May 11.98: | oF, 3.20 and comn let nominal) rent ieke number 2. 37% ee . planning to open a new industry or to relocate one that has already been estab- As Goodyear Service Station Dealers we sell... Pt Piled by the car-service division q a t $2@2-5 bulk basis: German niilet ‘at the te: 73. Fresh { el | ed | : ee he American Railway Agsocia- - lhe ancleaees rete 20s; do | Paint ee lished. the citizens of that community find that their best talking point is effi- and recommend the new Goodyear Cords with the beveled All-Weather Tread and back Ut ta7 77 con ae co nadlar: burkere, Seeahc. Dresed peu cient and reliable railway service. Since an industry must have good railway | : ' ’ eee 8 cars were OA e : ta 8 ' jie ’ en i r) A rf . : . C . . . . . . : y ’ Goodyear 7 revenue freight, or 44.503 cars : a in | March 1.-—P mer: er ke 28 nites ue. Shia ar , ' !' 4 $5 $6 $7 & $8 SHOES FOR MEN HICAGO, March otatoen ste: The territory of ‘the Illinois Central Svstem—a railroad reaching from the 461% Washington A } ial y Merchants” r is - . ; ) ; ce al United States s eoeg Dae ; ; & Nepair Co. ) y Truet _— 4 ANDWOMEN ij iris 279. Wisconsin wacked | | ‘roat Lakes at Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico at New Orleans and from the B. OM. ool Pine St Pg gen Ge ‘itv and Sioux Falls to the | B. & K. Tire Equipment Co. Art Bi. Meones Tire fo. fiigh. Low. ( . * * * ~ When a community sets out to impress its desirability upon those who are . = al pou nche c ; " ; , , : Rovie and tiive Pts 23d and North Market *« ; nae the fertile and incomparable Mississippi Valley——as a location for industries Heverly Rubber Co. Reever Aute Sales Ce. | > } =W.L.Dougias shoes are actuallydemanded 9 eo appr Minsoury mire valley at Umeans, Mowe Ve | ppnerheary tart SS ee Exempt from Income Taxes . year after year by more people than any 3 tty. sa — Atlantic seaboard at Savannah, with a network of feeder lines woven through Robert Barnicle National Auto Seppls Ca. | q \ - se aA : “ee ’ aS & 3°98 @ Grend PR! 4107 Neture ridge other shoe in the world Turpentine, Flax, Linseed | offers advantages of a superior nature. In addition to its splendid transporta- : Brownie Moter Car Co. “aM. ove Bren ty ° r ’ Drainage ; BECAUSE W. apheeay —imeg at 46 & | 4) Rape PS 2k SRDS ss tion facilities, this territorv embraces the greatest food and cotton producing | Busy Bee Motor Car Ce. Soulard Tire & Battery €e 5 years 14S en ma ing ag | -. ~— or ‘ . bs rt . now } r allon f P ‘, f the eountry 1 : | - = , . ® 7 \i “Be 2, : { ant re ~ a ; : ; « ts 4 asper County, Illinois tL examine W.L. Douglas shoes and you , ystem Gewinner Auto Supply Co. Pert Sales Co. . P . ney & 3598 Lindell Bi Ste. Marie Distr: will appreciate their superior quali- Le an: Bidney Bt. Pri Y; ax ? ties. Wear them and save money. ANS * ) . By exerting every effort for producing uniformly efficient service, the Ih. 3910 armnn Bres. Gils, Bare & Pulter Co, rice to ield §.40° ) . FN R305 , nois Central Svstem is striving to do its part in ma king communities on its Griece@ogs Tire & Supply Co. Union Motor Car Ce, W.L.DOUGLAS name and portrait & Grand BI 3000 Riaine Avy. is the best known , ya —— raat peonnsed sieihliissiaiiiitin lines desirable as industrv locations. But that is not all. Pet YOU PAY ONLY ONE PROFIT we re wae You Live “aha at b Sac tand f ae oe ai sehen : é' . aervice ? nat patrons of the lilinois ( ent J al sy st em ha ve ¢ ome 19 r ly | , e . unerel fram Waecke: eo . ' BROTHERS “eto el w x he tee : Avance PH my e® eupplir cha pei 3634 Gravois a’ S808, Frey: moe day. Fem hen : i aw stamped on the sole ofevery pair js)" e "> «4 re ..4 f | we tizens af 2 at 2 Om. to Boliefentaine "i. | Brothéen af bis North ey bate Ree before the shoes leave the fac- a nt rs ow aver : The lilinors ( ‘entra! S\ etem 1s anxious to serve its patrons, ent Iyuiiid Bhinct—Ravered inte rest en odnendas tage Oy Prise: . wx. tory. Refuse substitutes. The ("0 Pinte nigh hina the communities upon its lines. Every attention possible will be giver to ul aie The? Valle brepue. ay . ot trom pett Niiabe Bee ak KA prices are the sameeverywhere. %) serine vee om | r | Movie iaiee Reiley) dear land West Bilorissant fay (fi 1c} : » ,7 : 9 ’ 3 tars if NOT FOR SALE IN YOUR VICINITY, ing Up business for these communities. grandson . See aie ae : | uk Gas wee WRITE FOR CATALOG. _mevent? yeas - ; _ | \eierene i) W.L_Devslee Shoo Ce a ; onstructive eriticism and suggestions are invited. i wnere! (ee a 4 aS P | | aye .. Wea ” DOUGLAS : 230 Spark Street, | “ues: , ' | the fi ) ae . Ba pucnen SHOES AT | > eee ae Ce . C. H. MARKHAM. EARS TO MERCHANTS: if ne gee: ‘er in your tou " hes ves ® M t, Illinois Central System. j . . y . . = ae re _—, . "4 Lanah 1d " viene a W.1 Dougias shoes, write today for exetusive regate louis Hav Market Presiden +> as og Nee: Geered. at beeen | ij on eter “ee tw 408 Olive St aes to handle this quick seliing, qu’ rihpecwiemetiuug iw $ ang Srnae, EOE. On os nae. | "Gs i. free reet@ennd Z : Sit art ner brother-in-law 206 nee. af | Memertei Park Cemetary. Ww. L. Douglas Store: 610 OLIVE > . . St. Louis | cn Sing | veare and bm: fa nis roe oe ote Water | ' Olive BONO | Central 4608 1 :. ST. LOUIS, ILL. 129 COLLINSVILLE AVENUE | Rroom Corn secena Petday, watch rn a OF aaa “Tontineed on Seat Pages , : i ; EVENINGS Ve ' 8: eae — men ued ‘bellows Cemsters. | BF OPEN SATU ' $350 and cholce at $420 per 1: Details on request. ‘e L- of Pawiine and the tate Jose € introduction we the personal touc h bts >
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or. LovTs POST-DISPATCH. er ADDITIONAL DEATH NOTICES SEE PRECEDING PAGE sell ss af Gertrude Bere, DECKER —Extered into rest On Thurséas. ather. in b's eeventy-thi Due notice of furera! from the George Pieitech chapel, 5906 Easton avense, wi given. ak Bp Eatores into rest 1923. at U4 Pp. : ‘iiltam Coiyuratia + oo beloved inee Set hedinson -. , - i UVertGge ' 7 ya a - > rm rtaking Partor. 4117 Innocents ws terme ‘ Botan! al W eodc men ATta num ~4) Gruse heya: b tthes's Churt 6 interment — — Tec eased 2 mem Der om fo Council ho. 600. of ' FRAME Entered ‘nie ves: edneséay. Feb. °5. — husband of L'. and beloved son of John Funera sudden’ 1 from fami, peaidenc e, 3155 Brant ~ Ratts, and “ora ulse a5 and cousin o a Mre Ibert Stahl and th : jac & Reng. aged 66 years = soonths ane 4 da) GREEN — Entered eudden!? Feb = , {nto 8 rest. Toerper «mee Rap Arthur toope: will. be held at Lous Lode No B. of RK. - ont jodie ee ef the Maccabees St. Leuils Centra! “n Attron, Lil... pepers please cops MILSZ—Entered in Feb. 28, 19723. Iiltimeie avenur and devs A — Hiisz). from egenhetn Bros. : sale Fn age St. Matthew s Cemetery. 2 30 a. , =e mother of Ernst “Kanitz and c gother, mother-in-law and aunt tren: Gouthern “a” “s , tne igan avenue. on Saturda,, « Pp. m., to Old St Marcus Cemeter: on Wednesday. BRIELY—Svde 1923. at 10: 55 “eo clock Kiely, beloved husband of Se. law and “srandmo I ceased was a member of St. Ac: LEVY—Entered into rest, Tuesday. 27 gear grancfath er. : tere@ ‘nto rest on Wednes- MAHOOD—F 5 @ay, Feb. 2S. 1275. ac S810 p ™ AnrA Mahood inee Parks beloved wife of Me bee, Gear daughter of W. WV Nora Perks (nee Salveter), apd our! sister and sister in-law . place from the Centra! be seen between 12 neen and _@ay. Interment eat St. Char'ies. MELIZR—Ertered tuto res: mf a 7 Lena M father brother-in-law Punera! on Frider. March * at .0 a frem residence. 2574 Mentgomery siree: Bethany Cemetery. g &—Fntered | . pls. ar belo’ e4 efringha ue dear otber hbeotore W ill arm. Henry haus. Mrs. Evora ~ ae miet ‘nee N jiedringh granémother and great ADe West Fieriesaht avenue. to Friedens Ceme- > Entered inte -est or T seaday. frem i te Tl St. Peter's Cemetery. Entered into rest. Wedoes- Gar. Feb. 28. 1823. Ed@wara * Ries Believed husben? of Frances “pink and of Marien Fes lMeaaee Pleemever ifferd Burkart. Mrs tari KR. and Fred at t the are « bape 3821 Ore Services eireet. Fridcar. © -heration ie ga Gear Bter of Mr« afier & Fngering i.vess. @ montha i wl take clace en Saturdar $30 a mm. *li8 themce to St. Peter's Ceme at Catholie Ch Wetnesfay. Fed. 78 189°3 oe oe Smith. oN of Ford Smith. @t the residence ef ber daughter Mrs Pau. Lom pion Services e! » a ek chante at =. Priday. March 2 lmtemment pr’ a. 3 SORLINER ——Esteres ‘nto reer @aughter of deneohine Entes™an Gaugtter-m-la@w of Clara Soe! oor Geer sister. sister-irn aw and aunt. Wacker. Heiderte's acer =. Sat uc*a te Rm Peers emeter> > .~ &* — ie ” Ma: > 3 et oY a\ee8 eaten ce pare co Cemeter RI. Setorea eh. 23. 187s » « beso o>! Py iB oOe "3 - ,). @e0ar “a *er ieee. tothe. Bro! . 4 . . Mergere es ° mertat Park Cemee: “ee to Jeece » « i , a oe 2 — a Fro@ar a: baad ‘eene. etree’ ‘o Veawia® & Cburch. thermce te Ceacerc ~~ m= oo > —S WALAKER— nieved into rest on Wednes- day. Feb. 28 bivard L. Walker. beloved husband of Annie Bliza beth Walker. | Gear father of Beulah Walker. «dear father-in Walker cramifather et * Welker. at the age of 69 ontns wperal from the famiir residence ‘enve, Saturday, March LOST AND “FOUND Found femaie Beagie hound. rears and i@Tna BUSINESS CARDS rence Minnie ane wi te: i grandmother of Gertrude Tene. our Gear ais- | | ter } mt. aged 55 years 1714 Be state at residence. 17 uth Fun ra! Satur, ‘ar at ° o. mm | _SRICKLAY’ G & nnn wael De .. Paul's Church. thence to Wy]; > te astering or ce- emeteryv , 7 " + pepers please copr. (c5) ae MISSOTRI LODGE. “NO. 27. 7 lLested 0 BB— attend the Friday Cae UNDERTAKERS E. MAHLER, Undertaker, | st. Louis Av. Furera!l chepe!. cao Lafarette tag ante ambulance; no charge for chapel’. {c@2) GEO. _LACE CURTAIN. CLEANING _ Forest 5467. > CURTAINS. suk (c@2) } “era MI = ~ => Com - — . ws a - ~~ railed 6199 a _SNOOELLAREOUS NOTICES _ PERSONAL | ——- 2s@0 Ss FRATERNAL NOTICES Masonic moe Meetings I LODGE, NO ELECTRIC | WIRING, ETC. WE wire 4 ree ome for | $13 1 n _e ~~ ee Mi 1ONTH coignsiTerlar RY. M S. | _ — ~ name fing ap “ STORAGE AND overs ENING nIimaout MOV . ING@—Locs! Rex . ae alii sonmabie rates. \ Chouteau. Grand evroof warehouses r= 2c MNeving ¢ XN. King’s highwar 3974. De LANG. AN & T AY -_ ae «a * 2WERS ar & Fo: est STOVE ‘REPAIRS A. G. _G. BRAUER UPPL Y CO. ere repa /rs. ‘] WALL PAPER ‘CLEA ING, ETC. ‘APERIN : astering a > - = American W ater > Wer ks st Soedinat coalec cast ferm of contract mer e@ at the Water Cor> bow eth a NOTICE ‘e is s herety PROFESSIONAL, ARTIFICIAL LIMBS "s Tn “~~ : ar or st. Leute Sat arday Natalia «Y.. DOGS—Le st; $100 reward for return of 2 Boston bull ter- INSTRUCTION riers; males; brindle and white TEST ae: ~i-eesing S417 N. Oth. Tyler - ~~ MEDICAL ~ Mquire a oe ~ ANSWERS T a tl BABAR The Post- Dispat: ch Personal and telephone cals, ‘ ttt tttifa — PP irst SR A eal ll A A AL AA A OPS er reserves the right or auswe? fo reject any query. s by mail, cannot be /prten attention, ercept letters on medical questions of undoubdt- (ed sincerity, when ac ccompanicd by stumped addressed envelope ted ~~ —_ ne Ga. i i aiid « ~BOXMAKERS LEGAL INFORMATION > EMPLOYMENT Ww ANTED ‘MEN, BOYS | 1 Member of the &t. Lowis Ber Association.) . , — > be ' ¢7 re" 5 ‘ 3 — —_— SITUATIONS_WOMEN, —_ eutters oxy a Steadr WALAER NECK- TORY, 16th &€ HELP WANTED CTT -ER—Maehine man. experience on house iresses aprons preferred ELY & WALKER STERLING a . : ; ACTOR]. loth amd Loeust q ana MEN. Bbovs ‘ —— * . te ; Bi ig. ERRAND ~ BO r—w good wages heuseseeper Puc YF a 4 Wee o@ ei perTienc ea some ‘exper ence - BO RERS— ‘ali 3301 —_— ABC RERS—tTo work ~ LABORERS ALSO Handlers MARTIN MFG. CO. ind (yratiot NDEN . aw 4 a! a MBER I PILEE a ’ M AN” AND WIFE sn to manage real es- artment: salary and BANKERS RBONI Ages 3 °- + tor ts jailer, bh Bide RY RTER —_Print «bh ar nderstamdéds »aling of print shoes * a. erall usetal | ae: 4 ae - of Print rg Coe . n a ——— _ Sayman B ds.. = N i: it. anmene aan . ocr ‘nZ. ‘Dist and Paptr e) _H#AND—Linco! mn Steel and 7 01 Ri Naural Bri ‘ge 2303 N. Union _ SHOEW ORKERS room foreman for sut-ef-teen SF: soDA at Sui DERERS— Stamping Ce Ss 1 ‘DERERS Experienced on assortment work. INDEPEN. DENT. METAL WORK CO, loll N. Broadway. e te} BL. =: 40 Lheoutesa, e} ifi6 Ss. STEN RA PRER— Experienced a —S. sae 1) ". PosteDinpaten express rates. STORE MAN — ence. eteedy ir on se _@ _ 720 te, nnn ge A ty pist. Perman-nt zoos S40. cuayv. Centrai Viver nea’ energetic - TR — Te meth THURSD ay. * MAF Ht | i. 9922. aS mene Active se: ~? men fer , Sat ERMAN “.£ Tee ene @) orunr rt MANAGER [| fie Se) as ‘> em —¥e™ fae age Mr tru? . = Peet -T*epecr« 5 —Drog special ‘rere “ =A Care bs 4 otntes. enlary. “xDrnses eng =ust bave orowe receré eeliimg "etal: Bex AIS. Poet -thenets 7 - = enet eco Bes D* aa. 2° (ers, be aD sa *S “arr as | om Qs ‘e! ot particu —_ ait. to coil os ey ee Pe wih ome of the ‘a: ‘ag company ‘os <n ef 16 = $200° <«o tamk ever the entive West and are etperes gt « worters co4 ag “°° sacenel SALESM ANA large ¢ elothing store. desires ft ices of a thoroughly ¢xf children's clothing Good epportunity. Bez Post- an mas aieentetaal men's fu goods ; permanent positia oppertunity. Must hare “nees. Box 0-105, Post- Dy
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ae Se a, @® PARTICULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLUTIONS for immediate needs are reader s and answerers of fads i in these columns. “@6 year DSPACE. “2 WANTED—MEN, BOYS L — ——_—=Specaaee GIAKERS—On Tine conte ep PARTNERS WANTED =. SALESMEN WANTED HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS. BUSINESS FOR SALE GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED -_—_——— Ee a see a mpetton Cut-Make-Trim al —_— ———_ — conidia floo r 4 B—Active seliing men fer mer. {~~~ vinnie ; Arve : =Y, :. > c lored. to assist light houee- | L ,ADY—M! ddle- aged. white: do “housework: WOMAN—G ood. eaning Fr ebb a — 2 eq Olive Ruling Go. ae Deaton es exce} 7 mie ! a te - half day, all ay —e~ B00 Natt - oo ekg of Work: good wages Kingsbury. verbs ; iday. 6165 wa RANT — Mone} ial a, , ae ai FCRNITURE—2 | rooms, bedroom and kitch- ARE y ov SE LLING ‘ouTt : a } r - z rT " hed * POsRe=r ior my , 4) for factory w =. AD 1 “Box — ere — ae AH ee "een ichk. x im! 938 ‘Thomas. ‘ (62) Al “NDRESS — Ge he ~ month. Ww , o— ae Midd ie pee ; e ansist with “house- RE STAt tA N”’ 7 —coreer lca cates ‘good —_* =. br oy $iv month. ~~ 700 A Ses: Y will tury roer furniture rug trolee. Co we | 7 a aturat Bridge J Vandeven — hess 6119 Bartme ; 7 ' rear. contents of fiat s GOLDEE Re “Tesail & aii _ 425 W_ Dav >. & ESMEN WANT te | GIRLS—To wrap powders and do other light | _ Orphans Heme, $22 2k | WomMaNZ : “= © = vec «aay om pee » ieee | : . . 7 — 1 _ te ae t i >| : nee pitta ~ W. = MOOR aon ae . MEN — ir panned TED a pg Bg ot See weet and over big. work in factory, $8 week _to start. LAUNDRY HELP— — Experienced ladies’ ending: no ry. To aaeit, with housework, R EST At RANT—_w atch the Ddusi nese see before FURBNITL RE—S tar tavies, chairs. “puitabie | 12 PIN (a -N— vou are a live wire auiiier’ deenane ag il) advance rapidly. ! ly Wrang-Tane Linemen Co, 118 N. 24. | clothes tronmers; also giris to learn. Ap- 1649 Papin . ou buy 1533 Ove. a interior or outside: lawn table, pew, | ANIMALS : aw hard worker. we have a ~cai prop *S nsome profits. This {e7 | ply Home Laundry Co., 4300 Finney. (c) WOMAN—_Neo? -; RE 81 AURANT BUSINES enter: md other furniture, 460654 Delmar. niles - A N—Neat - s— i eed "042 iol) DOG—ZDne-vrear cl4 large collie: stack Se colored, for cleaning : for ou Mr. Herrin vv = will undoubtedly be our banner year of 6 : appearing. for afternoons aiding; imust be steady ang have | 3 : es (o., Dealer Huon, ond ne } years in this busines in &t. Louis. iv | GIRUS—Experienced | envelop 4 machine > ged LAU NDRY HELP WAN TRI 1) to demonstrate gess 20 salary —_ —arher: snap for hastier. FURNITURS Wert r ¢ terri 1164 N_ _Ki ighwe, nces, Appi, to janitor, : Post. a mar. oR? wires will make big money. ial tr 3 ators an 4 also giris 16 or y are © ' - - aha 4 to right woman Box L-4, Post- ispatch. (4) : A’ RANT — Ai. 25 years in in 3268, ' > t4,.-— yraane: rs. ebtfforebes . orest : ee a ’ ase 9 TOMPTOMETER SALESMAN Ot eng CUr proposition Nine 2 | Co 628 7 a Caen eee is ae ag a, body troner — maA~ WOMAN— Experienced, for gen eral house factory | ton; stands ingpection; . rea! 3646 5 —— = Fe J. in res. |” | SS ae ok > es trad ™ ¥ # “a ca : . ‘ nivy. 1608 EB oat o - ‘ ; ' (a ‘ t t ‘ i a ir a gir s. eeders, ;1CcerTs and eha ers. . od : a . = - baa is e . . J * >» roa war "hor + Ki niles h, . ter : _ oe married ‘mais who pe with sccount — or office apecial:s for Mr. Philbr: — ee 85: | GIRLS—To w ork on Dower 1 machines on up- | WEST END LAUNDRY, 4325 Finney. (c4) ~ work; references. Apply 5217 Ray eer? ’ ‘aye = io re onan? . wane good 1: SHOR tot) BUILDING MATERIALS eaning — * ane commission Phone ~ ust be exeprienced: | ~ 7A > IL" ’ : = ' a> 4 ind Marc ; od Fi RNI 7 2 . Be ee ie ; 1j a , a , hoistered furnitu: 6 prien > , : . - _ os : 3 . TURR FOR SALE—aA nr 6 fo " ool » goek } ad on lig reed himself an sich Jive 3560: Hi 2 : no other neec apely "Landau Cabinet Co. | LAI N DRY H KLAj W ANTED Wi MAN—For leaning; good — With; fT, statin PM ist pel} at once; real bargain every young couple to hare “their own ' B RICKS. . Sainte and tose” -w B , . c of “this kind. Ane red for — = et se ' eo See (co Lady clothes tfironers, body ironer. sleev gent aay bonus. Apply Childs we. m4 | - ‘Market - ili we furniture. 3 roome furnished complete bed-' Wrecking (oe Sidney 3415 , ply Rurh Fs MAN. AGER—With crew o meolg GIRLS—15 to 18 vear ol@, for generalier and girls for mang! ® work; pen Vashington cS PORES Se VR fod) | \ AAS —jood business: downtown, SP hed fe room and kitcher Sila 5. rd | LOUMBER-—Mavr be seen ot 1% is Te WES VW OMA N—Splendid opportunity: overset om real bargain see this gh Se A Fe ‘pet gor eovering reali bargain, $250. goul price Rebbitt FRroe Co., Sayman Bid ‘Ss : 4 C8: ert ( Frank- — , 0 — Hp.es t©% garry; sure-fire ; office work; agreeable working conditions, _ marke". 4 END Sand Call between #520 Minney. (c89) | store; furnished reoms; smail family: op- | 5, a STeINKK FURNITURE CO LUM AER —-Recomd-hand, 208s all a (c ff wor Mien if *ou have the mbdney ite} ‘ 2 ent. ION Cl cc i, E RK Experienced rege -_ * Mutual Tire Car: eG — {| }- SV AN opportunity for aedvangem ~ ae eae om ence e: ' dal Te OTp.. 3D lw >. 4Fa Ji. and & t Porina Co., 827 S. 8th 2 portunit: 4255 EFasion SUOMIN 10U8 7 must be thoroughly reliable ~ # . | Experiencea ¢ a ae Sand 5. Ral 17 ve MAID—Cooking and downstairs; family of Ee rod lo GF A ES—14 rooms. sm Ba S. Broadway. (c® rd sheathing bdwards, 150 Miter « ood hours; good salary. n@ z= — — Fr - hy ec, tor wall paper department: 'G1R145—16 or 17 years old, io work on "parts 3: near Clayton. Apply 6417 Maple. (c: ! VW OMAN—For jinen rem work; good home : ation 4509 ve pewey, agent KT RNITU aE fen, — ; ty 15 Olive. Bee LV" LEZ i—J UNIOF, familiar with display | @PVy at once, 3d floor. Penny & Gentie#t.|; for emel! . “rk motors, pply @nyY | WaIpD—White. ex a , . for active worker. Apply Hotel Jeffer- |) MVOMING HOUSE-—® rooms: ful) income werow os ‘- -o . . - —s ) os ; ‘ ‘ ic f ’ ‘’ . . st E . - - ee ee ‘ - : , ** 4 a?» ‘] . : : 27 Locust. 2 - PRESS OPERATORS—wi some - end commission. Mr. Dorsey, : - F. ADAMS oO. N mast be 19 or over. Ot. ne fe Works: L. a ndry, 2019 Lucas. — = wii need) | WOME N—For qi roun cafeter' a work, be- “HU REPAIR BHOP Wid —First-class ee mice and lees \PPAREL, —B0 WA ealts, qvercoais ? a o o~ 4 : - -% . ‘ ’ ‘ on ’ cl e 7? -_ ’ » 7 — pune hing, per forating and . am pDiow of Juah grade ants Yio es =r. hb ¢hest “a °* moter parts: night or dae ; AT eeMEN—lLarge Oh ic ifacturer: i—Betwcren 17 25 years, are of- MOTHER AND DAUGHTER—For restau in St. Louis and. Fast St. i Apmis sts another ' ; ~_ “aid, aute "hes ijndeldl ALB work to the right men. Oen y os + men: merchants ft, : " : fered lig? ‘ = our packing depart ; rant ( pat ale sien in cee, Fe ay va ' ha 4 Olive or 2 214 ‘Delmar “ - (oq SI $20 RE PAIR SHOP— Must = og ) o , . Sam Die "SI sees for $3 mar 2 : a Appleman * ‘ia Page es . ~ ; eo” tn 7.9 / : ? a wking ’ ary. roaotii Tad ara. Yreter 1Ce - = . ; ; . i : r; : ~- JS17 Pine st. 4) 0. Mr. Wood | ze yO ven thee “ed rm a om sell “7 ment, filing. | ung, Ww juete. and pu op A Box 10-73. Poet Die . ie) | WOMEN—W hite, for dish washing; prefer) Sa Ra + ae Neh table - » in WTD.—ladies and gents’ clothing, highes: FINISHE Rs S—F irst class. - Mouna meMEN—Coffee: tu: country routes: | | ’ J ate in imps rf ed preper “s wench ting up r VvaTio': rocucts, ex} erience | +75 — : r" —. ' in ear. Apply 30 p. m. or bi BK 4 —k siabliated over & vears. a - >-foot ru ie 4 prices Sklar 2711 Frank}in. Rem. Th: “4 (eR) yy Ww orks, ’ 710 Elliot ay. (89 ma) % ast commission ; ve 4 “y CTe Duy ag” ‘ j unnecessa! . ; re > 6h ( * very Ni MSh Gil cL——\ hite , for ale ing (ni : 4 We ’ tams, in yo Sstaurant ou yerg rh or good ahoetn aker: se'! reasor Tr _ ; ee. . . . =o , (,a#? er cere uray ‘ P : . eh . ?. noon on) : ’ ‘ \URSEM AI D—Girl or middle aged lad to experie 622 - Sapa OPER : ; = This ) is head rk. @, d . o ' : AD ence unnecessary. 4622 Easton. (co IPE AT sw oodwerkin bam z Mr Grubb, Maryland Hote! When you come home all tired out on pay- | 2°** "HAPE R "STOR E, 4th Floor, 6th pas take care of 1 child and assist with ho use — | STORE—Candy. ice cream. toy and notion SiZS 3 “nace da venette suites for dinate 8 da} Ss it necess@ry for you to sit down and a. Columbia Box Co., 19th 4 7; a8. 3778M jc) YOUNG LADIES—To assist manager in Candy, | te yt t » 3 Po , ; : i = ; , Lo! WwW i : 405 . iece di! compressor, register. safe, desks. counters, See our 38-reom outtit for ss ’ a gall Soromes for out -town : ’ fAL ES are : 4 eS rn ue y are ambitious and have BRA ER SHOE co 14th and Pine. (¢ | ae ATORS— Experienced of a Ye" mace es ——— eedenced must move 1709 6. ere. Si teee and 91,50 pes week. tor 817 me pate i ae id, aitver, > Sem, Oc opportunity for At we? Bor . ter and exce: lent opportunity. Montreee. na ina : wii show oes ws sae ‘can | Op EK RA TORS—Experienced on nems tite hing SALESWOMEN WANTED o15 ye : "Be " second floor work: also will' ing to go portt , . Pa : — . . en ; raiues up ta $3*.. . |\CARH 4 . portunity to travel; must be Catholic. Cail TIRE SHOP—Oomplete opportunity to 17.60 heavy meta! sO - : r gla. silver, . jeyeiry, false teeth. Stitiee” gy Brak Olive, | “baat for summer; references. 66 Arunde! | 401 Wainn rebe Bldg., before 10 a. m start with little money: ruleanizer. at: 150 comb. range. hue or ary $05 50. A, ST ‘ec ; Sie ee ee ees pat. Dispatch ashington (c@) | doub vour salary, regardiess of what you ] or — eng : er . making at preser f are ar f Co.. 321 N 4t} t (cd { ‘ RS—TO. 67 %c er hour lone ; : : 4 a oe alee ame SF - o- Ph ng 2 thie: Sa cath eT “wes ay a rs ye at _ S Lol ' “ ait, 4 £09 N. — — a Auto accessory : locust = S15 000 > ii4 N iv eth et. Lash or creat? > 5 ua and W + a, ine. Keare 4 a pes Very iideras commission; refer | eric TORRINGTON ELEC TRIC SHOP | PE RA rORS—E x peri enced on power ma- | SALESL pineal xperienced, for iadies’ Bakery. Riackstore a 000|GAS RANGE—High oven: biack Back’s: de , VIGHEST prices paid £ Ww recking (" : * eonireu. ADPD!s 41k fouet! Bide i y - : “> ’ ( h, ehines ! once - ‘Cress Rubber ('».. ready-to-wear. 2306 F klin io” “ie Be rox ee . , 4 ‘ , 4) } : : end pce} EN ras a > n ve at _bet weer a and 10 a m c4) 4° 14, Arsen a) i” 5 18 . i ) ) a 26 | xX 14t “+) rf) - , 4 a ran ’ = s ‘ South est ay . *~ 2. 00 5635. 5. ane conte Led. a: s John i, Ki ry zZ. Ji ¥. 11 3 } ENSER—3002- Olive. ate q 3 et » ‘ na ' 2. 4 - é ‘ ~e : +. SALESLA DI ES—You ng. good on figuring Ker Webster Groves ~ Biwi? . » oedwey 2 ae ee ee RS— Must be. A ——-_(©) PRR A —Speciatts, chorougn'y acquaint. | FIVE SAL ESME N WANTED] LUNGSTRAS DYEING AND | OPERATORS —Expertenced” 2; needle: wood | “Apply s, Fok, S10 "Faken, 2" Blin | Bakery, Yetall and. wholesale C00 | Ge TOV en eh” ove Geick “Mgai, | WIGHENT PRICED paul tor old gold token - 214 rat class, Western "e e6 With the grocery trace "of St. Louis and | Largest cc ’ its kind will train 5-| oe : pn Ba pay. steady Wo wea 88 single needie oF _paper department ‘c4 r shop, downtown Oe cheap, H. Davis, 1718 Olive. “| jewetry and diamonds. Miller, 703% Market. ‘ : i . | iii tr > , . - a ‘ artore American 33 et Co.. Bes tend — “a busines: Vashinetor "OO . ‘7 CLEANING CO "| SALESLADIES—1.ive wires can make $10 a | siore. Olive #t...-.. 000 | GAS STOVES—Renewed Quick Meais and >a te aye other standard makes: Al conditior.: IRs = (0) * £ net > in re ne ¢ .@ — ences and lamb tious . } for post t 0ns of mportar e - . » oe r ox D-75 *ont-Liis icd) , ha ot © } ys ie . eaten WPEIAA POR—-ts Xperienced on beacon [olde . mt " . ixperienced on ‘$iv rt altv: { 1 gga Soy Pe Sayan eeditinas ant oie ee ee 2) PD 4 and lining maker. Apply Wolff Shoe C Pr nemversaip campaign. So6L Lit vutectionerys Baldwin s to|)=|lColiwered TtA 7 48: _w— pecialitvY: © gfo0.getters. tha j;men w ! looking to the fu ure an who | 1300 | A R kK (c) O71] Su van er) ' Confectionery, Olive st ag ive and connected, Six up; others as SE WELRY -WATOHES =m vii neyt ~ - SALESLADIES— Young, break in for tray- | (onfect onery, N. Broadwas acer low a8 $5; cash or time. Prosser's, #2 , on i ‘s ent work. INDEPEN. e ke money. »o sampies to carry: sure-fire are willi to follow instructions of expe ae we n —_—— ———ooe —— | : - - : il receive rapid | OPERATORS-——Szperienced on Gresses eling; salary and commission to right {0onfectionery. N. Eleventh st Vlive st PEM ‘ (06%) | DIAMONDS bought, up @ $500 per carat; Confectionery-lunch, North Mat oops a. -— ; any size, any emeoun. Miller, A TT" A. 2 on iti See Mr. Ellison, Mutual Tire |enced and successful men. wil! we iv a W ORK CO., a“ *Y oa fh 221 | ] ACU . Tore | romotior selling experience not «) | DIAMONDS Wt4.—We pey the h AN—3740 Ch c Chouteau — 4 j a Ae write or phone far ppointment ‘ oa ity. A . ha’ e no flattering of’er operators st aie work : big mone’ “ue _Trine Bld Cc rand d Li 4 } . ‘ Contect! onery, blorissant a\. = 4 it KHOX Fr. 2.4 stoves —r : ~ ‘ orice for your dia mouds ~ DRILL LE (c) : in ' “a Biectric Shop, Relleyt! e li} ' at io not build up your hopes Ww ith faise nA ea few £0 d pi Bi ion s OD eT) come earl, s.. ~— an ‘AG 6! ae Ce >a) Confe tionery, Florissant ay slight! t: 7 eT e proces on 513 ~ Grand. o doors perth « 41 ive. cont aS . oe 1210 as BALES AN—RETAIL CLOTHL 6 T Apply at 3017 Olive. or if e | Val J. Goessiing a N. Lith (eB) SAL ESLADY—E xperienoced in gelling bove’ | Confectionery-notions, 8. Compton. ‘ea\iy Une TnAcure A apipn a, a x ‘onat ¥ ay : ria i - | NG. ‘ s ri . J ; ef 3 id " ] Vv Mi « 100! S| ] ‘ oe ‘. ; ‘ fur nish ings and lothin ermane > 4 Confect ioner’. VA i So a ‘FS , phone Lindeil 6 Ask . 4, i +? z ; - : ‘ ’ ce x. perm nent pos : . rt 4 APHER—Ex erie ———__£° a EXPERIENCE; SALARY Nw | , ( v : | OPE ivy roRs—! xper enced on power ma- tien. Apply Browning-King & Co., norih- |‘ onfectionery, 8&8 ‘vs rh need: Rive phone ; APPLY — PH ¢ LOTHES, @T} : ; . owe Bet ween 16 an 1 18 ° ears to make neckbands and cuffs for west corner 6th and Locust (e) Drug store, 8 12 , rf work at highest Wages. cAl_ERI. -ADIES—Fot . departments: mus Drug store, ae ar . 30x, L-32 yp Post-Dis col = ey j —— | 4 pate SN eT. CHARLE ts of age as millinery appren- | atin Shier C 16th at ad Luc aes ' | o., ih gt. and i,UCas Av. | be 18 or over; experience not necessary | Dry Goods store. Hamiiton ax N—Eagverientea~ to tak - 4 BilLeeMe: an = power men to well save wr WwW Ls . ‘ . 4 40. sen to ee be- mevertmien big remuheration, leads fu HELP Db — WOMEN, é Gin tices. Apply sSuperinten- ly 34 floor i nea (cS) | also Saturday giris Apply S. 8S. Kreage | Furniture business, Wash-ngton express a nov |- Cc ariton ee ee (oa . 7161 | BE A DERS— Experienced crochet end hand. on Off; > 6th f] i Op k R A TORS— os girls: ligbt. steady work 6 h and W ashington, Sd floor. Mrs. eras y. | erage ft! liing station, & COSNO I anchest er RQ) an _Aregees. _5247 Paulian pi. ss en cf) | dent Ss Xu ice, oor. = ween costume Ideal faciory, good 2) Bete a ae p glectric See e OD ee Mine ck, | Bookkeeping; give salary expected and ex- , ; y - | - - — o0 per month and commission; state ex- | Grocery-market. N. STORE M AN , : ee ee fe) perience in reply. Box A-60, P.-D. (c®) \ AN DER\ OOR I’. We need Lat once “TO sexpertence dress aDieske Se “1 _Grocery-market, Hickory st. and Michigan.’ ; 4 a : ~- . - , ‘ } c . 4 - ‘ me IRE MAN Se —ir ves pave gn. beam taco! BURLAP BAG SEWERS BARNEY D. G. CO. | operators on wis aud be convineed | €a1-6s —{©) | Grocery-market, Pestalozsi st. PARLOR. SUITE—3-p -chitfe- | RAONO "4 - es — Ze | att adyise bi LX AG SE rR | t“.,_- ean have steady werk and meod —_— LADIES —Demonstrate and take or- i ery market... © De gcyier OP. . or 4500 ’ _nier, china closet. “es, “ee Miant CRYSTAL SET——Kixtra tot 4 | onal opportunity for a man 25 ¢ et in the electric appliance f! FULTON BAG & COTTON MILLS, 612 & j ‘ r Ne I ? 10 ar- | Grocery-market, aliviere av... . e-news tneluded. a . " rom © 1 = | : 6 . : . a, u ticle; drawing account and commiasio | Grocery-market, Hodiamont av. 6. PARLOR SET—Antigue: unusua! rose pat. BCS 3000-obm a er particulars see . Rice, ro 7th st ‘Tome , vi 6.000 | tern; perfect condition Fe covered. | Phones, 34.90. Open evenings.” a LOA OM. ote a a 7 ee ~— Oe ee ee 6 0 Oe tre PS Le es Med 7 _* * ~ $90! Franklin meee ; (cup! FOR the next 30 dave we will pay 700 | KITCHEN CABINET—Porcelain abelf, like | ,P) caret for your diamonds | P. 00|_ new. 3932 Humphrey st. (c4) > aacwey. sentichiienummel (08) 600 | LIVING KGOM ECITE—Mabogans. 5/| HIGHEST cash prices paid __ pieces: all like new 4631 Labadie ay. | Merman Bro 9 — rei Nee > ons | LIVING ‘ROOM ROCK KR—PFine mahogany —— -—— ———- —— Sa Apply 6182 Waterman. downstairs. (c) LIVING — ROOM | SU ITE Six-piece, mahog- POULTRY AND | @ny, uphoister in tapestry; practically see . _ “ ew, at a bargain. 3104 Providence one | BAST CHK KS—6200A, _Pame io {¢? lock south of Meramec, between Minnesota | — 7 her -Dispat: ; —s SHH CMe conse a - $583 age, VOGUE MFG CO... 1209 Washington. (c6) | . : E MFG _ - ene | straight commission; common sense and /Grocery-market, Delmar av 7 500 | . Hughes Millinery 4°25 Olive (o4) Grand, oO @Ss80Cciatea with large con- —_ . , wd | Bore riment legend nnitge a & —fipeciaity, t to call on | 8 Hg HOL. ra woes gee pal Tafiors. | NG IRLS—W ould you like to learn | UFERATORS—We wi! - ae Severai nea, ability to talk intelligentiy about froning | Grocery-market. Plymouth ay. ... , ale ien re- r ‘ ; » | ‘gi - . Dpiv b lational lors gir) to become experience operators j ~INiT ] { ‘ ’ H if husi . Ss. — . oad upon executive a ieitee eee” Bisse aaeer, comaplesion pat = on. a trade that will pay you a) aor competent and willing instructors ' SOu0 Olive éBeganetn “* | waren Hauling pesiness Oakland av eat 2 : RANGE- Blue enameled: pike new: $60 “y Bee 1 $37 os 1 0nb . iv@ @ y to pro- 7 rmed, sign oraers. oe r. oniey : r "“HAMBER) tener a > Y seiee guarantee $9 per week for learensr, $12 per! ; ~~ Pe. . ———— Alotel-sal - Ue ay oad . . ¥ —— i State ane ee APDtication es oS , | month. Bonair Hotel, Taricr 3fpeDe" | good salary the entire year? | Week for experienced operators whiles SALESWOMAN—Bxpertenced; one who iin- Howci-aaloon, XN. Breadwe Beet eee 16) | RADIO—T crystal, 2-tube set » aK6, experience and last F tLacieée. a Sib ro owe , hy flag . we one 1 red. ae, # ACOSO. A Se Se aa Teme | ae ay + geaaeey, (cB) | If you are 16 years old or ov,., we will te — 4 ( LESM EN— Unusual opportunity for 2 ag- . TM AK Experienced on coats. pants teach you how to make men . headwear “ sash , De ] a iif ; \ Broadway (c4) +t y, + “Ae y- ‘ : a DX 5-26. POST-DISPATCH «gressive salesmen: reference required; sei! | - uniformy, ngelica Jacket Co 1419 and give you a steady position with good; Working . —— ) + OA aA me . - ios a “ 7 2 : ve hotels. hospitals. institutions, restauranis. Olive. : Ry | ; ] Was! ington - (Cc) SALESWOMAN—Traveling. o#ition open for . Popcorn Mre Co . Jefferson @\ p H 000 RANG —_— Vombination: all bliee nanie . ™ wc. Gee Mr. Nelson, 111A N. Broadway) | GooK—F ah e: 4 | W \ ust opened our factory im cur | well-educated, .refined and cultured wom. | Perfume Mfg. Co., one-fifth interest 1,000 brand-new: fully guaranteed. 389.60 | (9 —For roadhous 90 wages to rigs . cation hich is across tne etreet | an, between 27 and 40; opportunity to | Mfg. business: interest with service 1,0Q@0!/ Steiner Furniture Co., 1202 8. Broadway Restaurant. M et . »~* 6 rr ne Tre ared oO work x A( Hs _N Miller, _Mar and Hote } PRT anuran . a at at P — ’ " , > e ” ; > perlence necessa! prey aoe y! ant | atm. 3 tee ae Prosser, $220 Oliva st. (eB) | Rs—* o hau) brick. ADI ime age = ‘ ye - > ply at the /™ terview cali Forest 2541 W, between COOK — White ‘Teference required: good 0° Weehington &y,. Sth flo: sia Rae ress Brick se 2205 Ss. King’s and 0 Psltc per. Schmidt, Sales Mana wares a Forest 4302 i . co) ome ARTUR ee 7 ‘AT MFO. Cc “ty oY we aSniuglo . : RD) SALESLADIES Rooming house. Union a 1.200 | Ww ASHING MAC HINES Floer samples and. Ag Safe pens (c4) Her fg. Co (c&) | COOK—and4 assint ae: aie housew ork ; 12th st Arh fi or. f¢ Over 20 years of age. for candy end bak ees ing a Wah oe Ae - | Bia i 4 r= as wW % a ge ey wreeees . good wages ‘orest ic 8&9 : YSDEPATC a . cA; in ee TA - ony ooming house, ashington bi..... # ird and others: cash or terms d ——Expert repa ni; Ol ERATORS —On dresses and ing departinents. HERZ CANDY Co. (0G Rooming house. McPherson av. ... low an $26. Morton Electric Co.. ‘iven prompt KERS—Cive 5 xefarenc e. . salary and LESMEN—2 hieh clase avtomobiie men sur _P.-D. (04) to gell Rickenbacker cars: goo4t opportuni- COOK—W oman: “night. Apply Jewish hHios GIR] 8) GIRLS! | . E ' . ] I; Washington Shoe store. Tower Grove at i‘! oust. ot pital, 54145 ’ Delmar : ; ‘c4) Vv aist 4 sa perient | can ma ‘. _ A] ESI ADIES Shoe store Market at . e« b. 00 } WASHING MA CHINE —Pide ee. es | “ ' ; pe “A tagger " Shoe repair., Easton avy, 00 teed Royal cleaner, ag. terme if de-| debe Phone Main Cen al r : vis | _Howe Safe Co, 512% L St. age ae ' / uD DIEFMAKER Gs At once: eteac jeg for right men Ree salesmanager, | ote J ’ aav ae. . ° » Ment: oniy experienced men co- = iesing Motor Sales Co, 3623-25 Wash- |} cost ya cae © Ty eee ; , * —_— ifacturers’ Supp! og Co : 730 y -— . gton. (Cc 6) = | 4 00K =A "Ee St. Luke ) we! ° ; : 1 h ] + A ] | S430 or In ore weekly. W ork al- For vard goods: also girs for inspectors AD- Shoe repair, ) ie rairi@e ay ] chan? | a: ae L fe) LESMEN—S$150 | month and expenses sell-/ - — y ’ | Steady, clean anc wealthiuij; hand. N. FRIEDMAN Piy.at once. Shoe repair, Hodiamont av........ 1,600 | oto ie B1t nted. $3 pa oe a a SmivVGh—To haul clay: steady act i ne pte riences not peecs- | COOK—Good. p lain: 3 in family. 66 Kings- i . ‘ ; ds | wavs on nana. . y PENNY & GENTLES, Broadway and Morgen’! Talior shop. 8 Twelfth at $88 | Wolken Eleriric, 3124 onic. Sidney 201°. inaeen don't apply. Central’ and Nagh- 4 gena T's tremped envelope for in- bury Diace. Cabany 3785 J. a e? ‘employment in our paper goo 1’ SONS. 1235 Washington. (e4) ' ot 7 Pty ~ aah | Vartety more). 4. Eeeetee 4. 2). aes es oj SEEDS, PLANTS AND. gz format on. Ngtional Cigar Co., High Point, | COOK—Colored woman. and _do “‘wenera! | | art t - P iece work ND, Led a i Variety store, N. Grand av... WE are closing out ail Our golden oak, | N housework. First floor, 5947 McPherson. |G@partment; no pi Ae _nwD am q eggs —— - [Wastety ators, Masten ae ‘so | famed oak and early English buffets, chi- HEALTHY 4) OPER A TORS — Exper lenced | «tore. Arsene! at | na closets and extension tates at 650 per $1 i eent off; here is a chance of a ,ifetime | img our work, in ou aylight factory, good; | * . : . , - ' ' 1s -} need epply; good wages. Apply 1600 = &. | Millinery. ©. Grand av.. Bag ate | Kitts, 3035 A Broadway oe cy , a a Walton Sirtz, 36235 #8. Broadw ( , saloon. N. Broadway a derstand selling coats and Suite; no other ee oe y shop. _ Sth at - /RANGR—B! ack combination Buck s: fine RADIO ryete! outfit 7 J . ’ A a Experienced liver . typiet SN. Lt. . 6th fi. . Setar: xe) _ BaLESM “ is Rade of” iting, won K—$60; maid, $50; white; references $11.00 to start | ( | E : lebih Pe $ a s “Nogar’ pa COOK maid, $50: white; references ; ; rs * - a QO f The Colby Deus — soon you etron Seeman ts 1 as ng to a Rp COOK —Exper! enced. . white, for comeins | $14.50 after,2 vears rORY, 16th & 1 cust, LA ZL00F. _BUSINESS CHANCES F R A ee - ne evorating Co., } i house wor no heavy cieaning or iaundry -~ rr ‘ x j ie . a A |e. . in Tinole ex 1210s, or 20! en* work; wa ae $50. Phone Cabany 3534W $15. 00 after 2! 2 cars OPERA fORS—House dress ; ex- IY Sand the ors, “we awe mon ae Snen Anny 618 N. Sarah. ) | : ae binenid Peete tata 82) CRUNDEN MARTIN MFG. CQ.,/" perienced on dresses and| nisuens"onsortunitions oor’ service’ any "1 oe ane {aL TENTION 18 CALLED” —_ Je ASHERS—\ hite. Call @f ani =e po gb me cemetery lots: all jeads | | COOK—At 3803 Flora bi.; small family; no ; . . ere; speedy, confidential. Mutual Sel! | ta the fact t must dispose of un- | ALL makes - = pain. machines at: Fo ; th previous experience neces-/ laundry or outside work: good. salar: all Second and Gratiot Streets | aprons preferred; girls with ex- ing Service, Kansas City MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | called for storake Joie that consigt of | cemores, neers Tented mus ' ; a eee ‘ : " . “tnt . ) , conveniences must ee e dad; bo co ' C4 S ATE SE Ri 2 , - € . J - - -~- rs, , ‘te. : : a a ’ . ONI201 “Broadway. 4 fRoom 40 + a ceeneTe) | ored. Grand. 2206 \c89) | HOT SEGTRI—White. 2232 8. Grand._(e)| perience can earn good salaries; | ANP, several hn inf clase a gr ye Ben ARMY JUMP ERS, 19. underwear, x. | Bnd chatre, Sentag ceews Gavan, Gites eeass. | wish to rent a se®ing | : >. “ws DpH Cia te —= “egy SO MERO: | > . eS ae vice GQ CONncesaion 200 KOC o agon. Oe »: ¢ ng, caricads. d- | buffets, bedroom suites. partor suites. line- | al . ORK ER—E xperienced, oan wagons =~—2 gen who have been sell! ng | COU NTER GIRL-—E xperienced. BR 00 | Hows SEGIR L——White i son COOoKINg,; ra work year round. ELLY & | Want reliable partner or couple to manage vance, 816 Pine (6) | jeums, rugs. carpets, bookcases and articles | your oid ene repal to truck bodies; no ethers used to Bese the best ae ee ria. Apply Childs Co asningt 4 wasning iran v a ea Flips " , | Bud assist; profitable investment guaran- | COAL in 1 and 2 tom lots, , $6.75 « ton. | numerges | to poention. Call fo see these |. _— 109 N Rroadway. . $ ’ “ee se@lesmanager, 06) | Fi os - — = = Tr ~ -" = ') Ho SEK cia" bie, f° acne “with ne nouse. Ww Al, KE R STE RLING } ‘A C. _leed Box D-374. Post-Dispatch z: , i F'oreat H7BR ' (cB) goods at 22°08 F ran klin ; es CR... : _ sili steal 1) S : Li ENS-——Ancers tae work ore a i -_ INVESTMENTS tn Okmulgee, Ok., are safe; ay ‘FOR SALE—Saturday is ‘bergain day: 6- | ai Raises ter ncloeee 4 Ut worry along on ae emall; family Laundry, 4939 McPherson; ene “HOUSEGIRL—For general housework, = | TORY, 16th and Locust sts., 2d population 28000; more natural advan COR Sit Ours $6.25 , nut, § $6, staniard, | @rawer large roomy chiffonier, _mirrer e will not only show you, we block, rear. Oo | ilv of 2: reefrence 5774 Pershing (5) | tages than any city ‘n world: good schools, : 3 ngs, re yler 387 we IE top. $18.75 Piece walnut epg 2 Sta floor. big banks, «plendid agricultural lands: | COAL, SCREENED LUMP, $5.50 TON. | #quare extension tabie, 45-in. omg SS ‘‘ommercial Auto " a hel vs sll, A BE tp Png teen oh napienitietomgiimagaas ~ yA. Bulwe : elp You earn em y an | FINISHERS—Experienced on dresses. App.) ous rm wo! ‘a ; ; you have ever ane salary and bonus. | Montrose Cloak. and Suit Co.. 808 Wash- i as -* , = a Genera: aousewe! k. ne cheap fuel for manufacturing, hundreds of | Large, nonee lumps. | jong, $11.20; upright mirror front. tolding & | gas wells, 51 coal mines, 4890 producing UNIVN Lindell 5953. (5) 13.80; Oxl2 ft. fancy matting rug. | Yqu will not find «reater bargains and | Sewin ACHING — moan 66 | larger Sehertions in furniture, carpets and | s: tyky- — : 3 gon Yorn bt stoves, ut of the nigh-Fent fatrict PANGAN Peds. F. CO.. 18th Washinaton | SEWING MACHINES i icT@) | one. $5. eviendid condition, ’ = —_—_ N—-Care for 2 cows, furnace, B Apply Iaterstate sbinaee Corporation, (cS) navies "ERBAL, C.; state age. marriea or ai _ j «simak st oo - . ington pasts c @ semen ee carer. | . ae ' ; A ~ i Mt... g the day or Thurs- ~~ | HOUSI HGIRL—To do genera. housewo oil wells: @ growing citv where values are | COAL— _| $2.10; large bed davenport as iow as $14 Hy ee reference. Box | day evening. (cBS | BL EVATOR. GIRLS—W ite, ae 1485 S. Vandeventer. prey (i increasing. write > cunt wid . ; amon mwa C AL —Biack Diamond (trade mark, regis- eanitary couches, $5.15; iy A stee! >| FIXTURES—Must vacate bot! Ting: —Sn +9 RO] N $ “RALPSMAN—Fxceptional opportunity for. Gentral Trust af 1d 5s tenon Ba ane HOU =A 1RL—General housework: no interes! ed in; all information free. Ok- anteed; correct weight; $5, $6 and $6.50 | nae pet aang — oii eer = — ' aSenire. -- ree phow cases doors, ete peee! _ High. - : successtul epeciaity salesman of the high-| ,,),. ‘ ves uiaing, # (ey | iry; $60: 4 in family 26 Union b! ‘E x erienced on follow} ing power mulgee Chamber of Commerce, Okmulgee per ton. Tyler 3148W (c4) b - a °s;- « Se Py top kitchen cahtone A Main st —"" MAN —-For «hae? : delivery tru 7 «Ceat class,. who can present intelligently ee ~ _ -~ a aentat anee HOUSEGIRL—For general housework; refer re Pp Ok _ = —— vn (92) COAL —Furga i jump. $5: better grade, | all the latest Serprovedtomte $44 Pr eariy | G48, WENS Two. in » Mercantile Co. Clayton ™. Attractive commercial service necessity to | FINISHERS * ences. Kirkwood 77 T /mac -hines: ‘WE buy and gel! all kinds of business. (all | Pit lump, $5.50; Mt. a i call meng A og pick. MM. Walker Furn sell cheap to rig [AN—With shinphas room 1 experi- > manufacturere, wholesalers, banks and large il : " 9 an. | Hol SEGIRIL—-White. to help all around Liberty Brokerage Co.. 321 N. Jefferson oral’ 5 rae | pyeonings, $3.25. ni- ture Co 17-1119 Locast. | City 766. pest Shutord. 3540 Olive. __ 4g) ee ys R000" pe x aoa secs «oh oe a | oly "3 aoe . CHT Bros CLOTH "goed home. 4132 W. Lee. p au (eh Patent ‘button operators. Central 457. _* : (eS) | versal. Lindell 595: ‘® FOR ~art eat Wage [erner. heres a) ege, Bh. : o enst per year; territory putside | Pp: ‘a, ‘. , an A. . as ee — SS ~- aoe > rt ; AN--To help in crating depaft- Ge oof St. Louis. Sales Director. 21 N. 7th st., |X CO.. TREg" Wan! caw hh ©} | HOUSEGIRL—For general housework: no | Singer sew-on button operators. COAL—=-READ— BALESMAN—Reai | estate. insurance andj Struct operators; steady wor good pa HUUSEGIRL—White, for gene al hou se- | - . } - Pp - ' better than Carterville ’osltively no slack : . . . BUSINESS Wtd—Anv ema!) b that ely no elack.| your side. Good quality at a low price | ALWAYS bargains of ell kinds in bture, must write plain hand; state | bend; would you ike to become associated | J. |. Sager Mfg. Co., 905 Washington, 7th work: small family. Cabany “22891 (5) agg usiness aoe | OC reening | ree bata = DOs. Bet 15-181, v st- Di a | floor Q— a = — ae n ~ eee investigation: men’s furnishings — | and easy terms. Th rooms furnished nice furniture and tr fig eo 7. ‘o s. ___ () . with one of the jar est corporations in the 1001 : é Pateys ne HOUSEGIRL—Neat. for weneral S oeeatiraek ; , prefeere cash investment: no agents "AROL AN. Olive 264, Centra) 2093. | and comfortable es follows: Selene fice | Supply (‘e. 11 MAN— With some experience at | Tnited States which has been established ' PORELADY—Large manufacturing concern | no laundry; references. Cabany 170. Steady work ‘ highest union _Box L- 24. Post-Dispatch (4) raw city map. just out, " showing ‘the route bedroom , r~ 7% MAGNIFIC EXT vixethes ing; small work. Apply 4087 f since 1866 and is nationally known? If wants to employ a lady who can handle | F0i ceGiR]—General housework: sma, wsobe:. oo on GROCERY Wtd.—With living rooms; mu of every car line, every street, indexed an@/ fonier and hed. bes f And | hogany ond, me oe “ _fe) e son have become discouraged with your/female help and can get results, arrange |’. mily. 4624 Westminster, first floor. ic)| scale; cafeteria service to em- | ge ye 4 buy building. panty ys | numbered, sent postpaid, 26c. Foster's,| chair; one all- (im mattress: g0ed afl-iren | ' MAN—About 17 or 18 ye § Present connection and especially with your | work; give service: if vou can) fill place ; 4 | “y ' #. 2 Ree. Soe y building. Box 1-J82.) 410 Washington av. ete spring: in your living room one 3-piece | o'* . rink Tien, ‘ vear of a age weekly earnings and earnestiy desire a per-| state experience and reference. Box D-163,' HOU SEGIRL-— White only: $40 per moat! } . y. | r Post-Dispatch. (4) | - oy oT BLES—2 8 ne ng settee, arm r we fortes house... B SOR ee eenle manent connection with this company which! Post-Dispatch (co) 4028 N. Newstead. Colfax 1006 HOTEL Wtd.—Pay cash for small hoie! ort POOL TA 2; cash ‘regiater. eam t@-| or one couch and 2 rockers, 1 Se ae a : fox D-205, Post- -Dis. ¢ fa epening several new factory branches ~ 4218 Chestnu | | HE ADLIG HT OVERALI CO., reomi h Box A-109. P.-D. 1cB2) ble and empty bottles. H. J. Marks, 4127) 5), tures d t ide chair: ot MAN—Singie, 24 to : im within the next 90 days, cali 1124 Locust, | Gins Te ~ work in fac tory. 1218 Chestnut. | HOU Ye - leanne South Side ip cine aes , = - Se ms. N. Broadway) | Combination Kitchen Wand dining ae mas | . «bee — ~ ™ ~ P 2 a ; i : 4 * 2 jy te , — ) : : National Co.; ask for Mr. Morgan io4) ; GIR ign ‘olored., for genet al housework. | A ol . oFe, a oe ” (c5) | 19th and P} ine St. ( (e. 5) | PRINTING | PLANT Wt. a To buy, emall or | ROAD and railroad maps: all ‘parts or t will furnished one 5-leg extension “oe. 8 | at least one year college SALESMEN—Men. do you want to conne t | 2104 S$. Broadway. _ 2 _ Bho gegen sng ene aa s a. .*n U 8S. at Foster's. 410 Washington. (c62) oak chairs, 1 gsiase- ee | kite excell requires limited use type- | With one of the largest electrical distriout- | S-—For light table Work in shop. oe HOI SEGIRIL—- White, for enerai house- 10 TT Q _E . ae Ae he oh Ae =| aL c and 1 4-burner Pe ge: all or | ADDING” MACHINE —A mersean; Reellent oe ently _ advancement: ' tag compeny itn the Southwest We have @ & 4) work Cabany 1351J. 6182 McPh: gh I E R ATOR: xperienced, On ROOMING HOUSE Wtd.—10 rooms or more | | Ww Aly Ty. P Al ER, 3e A ROLL RC Hi. Walker Furniture Co 17. 1119 ' 5: almest new; bargain; $10. “box 12 atone a ae Mee (hin of 16 stores and 32 divisions thay pay | GIRI— For lunch foom; No Sunday work. | OUSEGIRI-—For general anne ame a eT parts of ladies’ underwear, sdson ""': $0? O° & bargain. dande Hann sold with or without borders: palate, | J2cwet. | eee " | 2 ear? ar vgs} ; : 0, and varnishes, $1.50 per gallon MANNE BROS. FUTRN om . TY PEWRITER "$35. 3496 No, =~ P 4 s , 4 ‘7. om s > 7 > a5 Olive. Spare 1HRaT PS - © lock box . AD cB) $3000 to $6000 vearly: Jan. 15 we 324 Walnut reem MEN—With 3 or 6 yAars’ ex eri- ; a ov the entin ys chien, ae on ig. ees : —— iy of 3 first floor apartment 5607 ee ’ — . 000 yearly; Jan. 15 4pm : —— WE HAVSB CASH BUYERS 18-16 N __ Sth, opposite Union Market. 4c) Bost-Dispatch. machine work, Mox 4 sa 20 mom Fiores and need managers ome 533 N Rani Sugar Bow) Candy ww aterman * Cabany_ eater ic) | bloomers and sateen slips ; also For your business {f you want to eeil at || com. ae aa 4 wae ew ae am “ge Thi ew miyene—eeince _ ss (c@) take men from a!l waiks of life and | nt _—— - | HOLSEGIR L—For general hou work; Se rhft once rtnerships formed: city or out-of- avenette, od chairs an rockers. s R ' all MEN—3: near, energetic. preferably > teach them our business in from ‘5 to 7 | GIRLS—For light factory work: 16 years; man preferred Cabanvy 4815" 156 | girls to learn ; : paid pi ell while town. ove, alee neil hotels and apart ment | Tarpaulins, Drop ( ‘loths and wil ras: taken in exchange for new | TYP RITS 21 §. Sih st. (c2) Kingsbury. lst floor west () leg rning. ELY & WALKER | houses: no charges in advance; absolute pri-| | Made of 12-02. double-filled army Ras WE! ve See DEL re ie fice. (| Pine rt Main n 249. “om South Side: permanent; oppor- ’ a must 25 oi! Gop We pay . and uD. 4th floor. nial —_ 2a — ae - . — - — r advancement; no inside » While Nake! Call at 101 ine. AbK | GIRL—Or won gh for genera) housework: | HOUSEGIRI---White, good me, g000 | ..» " Vacy assured; for quick and satisfactory re- duck All gizes. Bargains at he r nae Ne Ph LT — ° 5 work ; for Mr, Finkelnstein 1c) no jlaundry. Call at 1221 McCausiend. ‘-); wages. 765 Westgate, 2d floor ore. ST ERLING F Al TORY, 16th and ; suits see us. | We give you rea! rervice. ‘7B0. | |) square font wt a ony the Pio A Rt Ga Twe beautiful Axminister bok Badly and | TYr edie ona A age os S7TOTW. |. ENDLER REALTY CO... National lIsank order Also army shirts, uniforms, o_ Wilton; will _serifica_ Call F | monthe and ae. of“Gine ee 204 Tei 25 to mtart The Fuller Brush . i . renta 8. Grand (B) ; | = SMA N—Hav ng experience stutomo-' GIRL—wWhite, to help with housework. good | ‘abany J a HI d floc _ 2 ! a” ae — MAX. Dut eee 15 pow > of abe “ee ae eeennerion line or farniliar with auto- | home d 788° Yale av. 4 “abany 1695J. io4)) Hol SHGIRL—For general housework: | socust SIS., z( rr’. of Commerce Bldg. | Clive £979. _ a +S raincoats, underwear, hats and capa, New and Slightly Used Pura | writer toa, 2 ders in mercantile frm: must be *s and their par: . preferre we ? = GIRLS— St. Louis Tin and Sheet Meta! he ages. good home 5394 Pershing fir > > - TT. ee Sagas shoes cote, b! ankets., etc, ‘ : ——_—" z a Sr aersetic: salary $50 per month. es See 08 repair mee, garages Working Co., 606 BS. 14th st. __—se#) | _floor west. , | PACKERS AND INSPECTORS BUSINESS FOR SALE ) pie vn ly crease a ture at Unusually Low Price “TYPEWRITERS RENTED—Thtée_ patch. advancement. Box Ales : manent Saehned given after choke te reve Gir LS—18 or olde: Lunestras Dyeing | gaping gy raging a. Feneral | 17. “house | Expertenc ed on shirts: steady work and Tr > RADIATOR REPAIN SHOP Irving Sales ( orporation ; Tone oe Surutture wien . no $6450 up. See the new Re : (e892) a 3 . bea : & Cleaning l 300 Park ic .. @& if LAT. . yan > | good pe Apply to Miss Herzog, NEW ERA! ALTO A. “ » tA rt ) : o * || Bede. 7.50: jJreasers J € At t Writt 44 > salary, . th pid promotion, en- — oF ' iyi 11° St. Charlies, - 1438 ¥ ! nase, B80, | eble, 360. mer ice h * [AN—Ry th Corno Mille Co., 20th 4 argetlc aioe Loni! abi naianedt pow! - GIRLS- -To lear: St. Louls Embroidery $2 floor mort 7 C' | SHIF CO., PO1 Liicas Pit an, = y - Hy work. $1100 1509 & Rreadway. 3737 N yh me pee Be, tables, BES; sockeye (807 Pine st. Main 4413. © ~. as F : , "Ty i.*D) — t-¢ rg ) one - , — * . Avy oe . - + “pee Louis. Hil. ; Mens wii find thie an unusual opportunity Co.. 1034 Tyler 6) HOUSEGIRL—P ° 2 lass, for genera’ noure’ | PATENT WEATHER REPAIRERS—Exper! BAK ERY—$55v00 takes sales $130 and w We Give Eagle Starnps dad ree rooms furnished egmplete S138. -. TYPE WRITER *——U na@erwooa —s ow. : . —— : — In the low-rent district. opposite built; (Shipman-Ward) sotest rs old. for sales rk rt y work; f a t - rt oT : } ananiiie a 7 a ‘ T 7 ; i alin) , v ~- KoOoc pay, , mm rt. 4 have t© connect with large manufacturing con- GIRI-—For general house wo . 6438 Wee good Eeferen: ‘e Cabany 75440, ‘ eee — ——— AP EI mm ate ee ° y Pp y et, 4 we ; Ae " R . : ’ b R p: Ye y ‘ , ss * 3 ¢ 4 Li 5, rr 4 7 a 4 a ee > = 2 > % . ‘ - ree ees vn “ay eae: oy 4 ~ - te ° oft yi fa ‘— ‘ 4 4 wis ih ae Sy: it . Se Oe TO ley? Le ry. yen v4 ‘ - . : i" ee oh) ey aN as - * . © 4 ta>) vi er te sa? an 2. tae Mee a st “ My vit ; : 4 * came LS ¥: - Ay enced on sma!! shoes Samuels Shoe fg. ragna ast App 4373 Ey 2 = — = i a day ail cash Library _ @owm, 95 monthiy;: alse ave had 3 yearn of » Crh. nationally known, making widely ad- Pine: Forest_ hS315 “ ic Ff: ( SEGi o- - —_ Co., 015 Switzer, 7¥YUU0 north on wees ~ ( ARBEL SHO! With 1 chair,’ combit STRONG Ww. OF. if } ‘en r i «IR ; ‘ a) ux OU SEGIRL-— Hite, assis ousework end | 3 rammee WV If : = €O a ; : Sere, wives reterence. bast, wre | GIRL—White, to assist with baby; sood| Ol Tiron mood heme; seasonavle wanes, | yp Ss SHOP— wisn 2 cuir '2 comvion MUSCELLANEOUS WANTS WALK Se Bink: Pcie | Ravel, Olver, | Neiegiom . § x ; aSe ; ; « o . s ) D =e ine ‘Oat { > esac. ee Sf —_ - al umatglie~“ilty Tignaamend-ntemmeaatliby . employment with name em - ¥Y conditions in first letter; correspondence | ath ee ae ee ~ Grand 940K 8951 Mlad fed vests. Skelton Cut-Make etee far. ae | Bar ber Supply, 1006 Pine ‘ 4 ‘HAIRS OR BENCHES Wia —Secondha nd, ~ BIG. BARGAIN MONTH | | BS try Rebuilt Co. gines leaving achool and considered confidentia! Box A-110, P.-D._ Thace Bros. Shoe Co 2634 taciede’ (e14) Hol SEU LRIL—Good. white. to cook and ae- | ine, 34 floor : CANDY. FACTORY—Smeli, meking line 5c suitable oes naa ee J. &., 27237 La® ton ain 11362. 'eo) gist with housew ork; good wages, 4 adults. a atieiien ‘ bars, selling to jobbers. Thimmig, i DON’T sell Avto Kuni rey let me fix Two trainioads of fiber and wicker goods | ~~ apd explain vt lAndel| 6252W. — se | can be bought at 560 per cent discount Also BEPORE YOU BUY : writer. eee the Naat, se Te me: present sajarv na co _ - oe > BP SALESMAN SWEATERS =| ORES Fer foltne yng bingery work. ay” | 476 TPounte | FURR ACHE, PERUSE SRE | w etebront as adver. . - “ ; ers Prin ng -.. _ -— HOU SHGIRL— J ag: ~~ y LY 7 nag ; = > ¢ > ’ - P 7 ‘ > ns «tg A al! peer 7 gs Pee td oop PRONE PG OGRE: ROO RE 7 app Appication w > $} é Oo me commission basis: give full details and te iRL—tTo pack grab bags; must be exgeri- | HOUSEGIRL—Colored, eneral housework year ME Star Dyeing and Cleaning rooms | — | room ecnie, kindergarten tables and chairs | to wee rent folding chairs, tu - 4 ; Jt ae ip . oF “im +. Benfident ini on request [number Rox L-378. Post-Dis 7 eet: = OX A O15. Fost-)?) _enced 204 8 4th st. 1c) | no cooking; small fam! y; good home, 615% Co.. 9618 N. Grand (eo ae 4 ‘, ~ >” oe ave ; Oe Di CONKEC TIONERY—And jce cream business. ‘ - 1 unt ; - “ave nt. clenp. | Cabanne ¢ - - ~ ; = } | @r othe kindergar - equlpment, wood or GIRL—Neat, 16 years o. pepe te —— ————— | BORA DISPENSERS—Must have sotne ex- — bullding; low price; $1800;| jron etools, irom crit, gk cas stove, | “4 othiee “KLANG AN YURK . C.. pon ae eee : e—. — oe es clothing store, desires the serv-! Gikt-—Packing department. over 16: tall.; Webster 1113 By | ——$——_—— , : " ' 1 A Cageag 7 ‘ > plies; 1 b 14 ) ; RISCO R R references ( hapman Bros. Cleaning and HoUSKBRGIRL—Or wen ., whalte, apabie S( 7 DER Ky RS . kx perien ced on. ee bor ll! . ‘ zz HICL es MACHINISTS ~ Post- Dispate h ( laundry; family of ke excellent aires. 7 nat a | BPO TER ; wl sick; bargain for cast “a MORTON 089) \- = = ee HORSES AND ve AS ' telephone Kirkwood ‘ ne ic; i #42 T ~——On fancy garment s. good wages: ° ; e . Bid . ore BEDR 0M BU ite —4+ p! even, ‘sample, 2u> nd. weneri | patendy (work, Metropolitan ‘Cleaning and | 900 Tite aa “Foiay | — 4009 Choures ‘HOUSEHOLD aoops | WANTED Pastu Scount ine easing back shop side work; must be erperienced Siv dry or outside wor! " ‘ “§ 2 2654 Pa i. ¥ r ees COR a. ( i [SoM 7 | if 2 ‘"R-—F air — ' r ~ ’ GIRLS—Twe« hougen aid and Mrs | Alamo clara tert aeeaalaniahe as STENOGRAPHER + eng? and 003 | Aliso piano; must be seid Friday. 4608 | fiats. dwellings. 'e " _— ; peed! of city; ww Epecensse ag Woe 4 _ pe I ‘ ried eee ' 768 ' . F-348, Post-Di hs , a! 4 Florissant. | + i . ] Pos! spatc (4) invoice; bargain ADEs ca_ and Florissant OOMKL Aub—Doable ‘a ood ahogany| Page. Delmar 2 3. (s) " : 4 a 1 ’ 7h Vv ork Roberts & lhi*ineman, 618 N {1t SihtUIinhL—wW hit te ist witt Ouse , ; . ‘ ‘ , SALESMAN A arge ex lusin © Sixth he : oth ¢ or. oi 3 V4 ; and cat .. ‘of chu fren. no “ ashing saul eaten OK y bay, fea ner” | Sureo TIC a ekY gg and to aos: ne ee ; —— 399, at rth ae tral 6062 | i Coico 8 ) n , € i rf mont Cen refe: : ‘BICYCLES—MOTOR “evoves: lees of a thoroughly exper enced Dyeing Co., 3100 Arsenal. | te} for general eR @nd cooking in | } ’ "prLN\ R Secondhand fir ~ °) rarkl 4 1" ITT! y ‘T —Secondnan in) on ? lesma Dn. GIRLS—Two, to clerk in grocery pols menpiay Lme nt x Oo! d \ DEI EN ‘ LC KNI rURB BTORE onanhand, AN sTIQt Ex —Rose. carved mahogany par or Furn. Houses and Fiate For Sale sale or trade on autome@eldie., 718 2» wees DEN METAL WORK CO., | leaving city. 1731S Jefferson ; (4) oi ty 4) | FURNISHED HOUSE—cContents 6 reome ‘3 x"! ‘ ( id and cook: nh work; c} LBS : Se: ma "' . Apt .C, 5608 Waterman. Cabany 26 years; $9500 cash, g00 . RT | ajtion Sidney _37? SALESM EK, N - Tw 0 1 horoughly Gi Ri-—Colored general housework, no out HOt SEGIRI-—treneral housework ; no lat = u. onae , | . . : a k. If you wan oog | .PYeing Co., 1033 _N Grand (cS) | GROCER Y— Wil ~ gac rifice if ~ gold Today. D PARLOR FURNI 7 ted room 1013 ae 3 — experienced men s furnishing | week BO06A Laclede ae (o).|. home and INC a oO | BEDROOM . AND TUR | ANDIRONS—Purmsture. carpets. “contents of | Sra Bt Be MANURE Wi4.——in canes “a 4 He futur - tent ' ‘ . w ¢ goods : permanent posit ion. good Fred B. Ewing 7 Lenox it For. 7660. } H1é te SE (; [RI future for competent young woman. Box GRO« JPRY- anf lean ‘stock . usiness | Ath! one ay, ‘ (oe) goods badly oat Forest. sash 4455 Lal ate number of head gs a « — e «" * : 2400 XN. Jet.) OA ee ‘ S Gack, FURNITURE Wid. —$5000 worth Gurni. | WARN Ese New and used ‘rms: ina ee Tas eneed in general merchandise » Co., 4236 Barton. aAdvenn Pinna : + Two, “ white as housemaid and HOUSE EPER- or emali hote ‘all ji — : —- bought for smail investment. ; >¢ rchen tabie, : raiite we Ae 7 % STRAW HAT SEWER =x per idan liber ferson | i snachine. $3; ty Ro. ws dng $5. ure, rus Refore selling wrath Geld gh om iG wrkee. * : ] mi a fm hammer drop forgers a piece work on 1000, 1500- 7 - gents’ furnishings. See Mr. © cook: no launary: family of two, $35- ee; | re after = guarantees. Syivew: J ! : APNRYV OT ’c 9717 irkweod 150. ‘6 SLANE PER—tor hbote Apply New ep chem sais aie la udge Pat HOTEL — 36 rooms; 4 location; e De | Cabany 3979M. (e4)| berg, Lindell 61} 3 d! “rein Yeats : -pound ham € rock, B ARN EY > ORE: ,* = he t “vous quick with han for of Edison Friote: LOT N 18th «# ih wi. Roane . 1900. Eras &.. Sth feos ; co9! terms Phone Ol ive off rT. > Sa MNITURKE Witd.-~——Baed! contents of HOnRKE—Hix years oid. ine - hi 4 Louis. resident ¢ STRAW SEWERS “ene e- “Toca. | DINING-ROOM SEAS, plesse golden ook, | Fin i gwelling.’ large of athell tote, beet | mmoles: chees. 2060 Melair (Co) au : eee ee ee Hol 5 —Priest’ rial) tov aod ; | i : } ‘ ; lat, dwelling; r - 00! ana Die Designers, as ington. + : i orn 134 ‘s: L A ich rt Gite ere _ i A nor ing igh! ; wore: a kx ner'le i i. se wir rm a t ‘ va H 317 ce" canal oa ore — barge er. is. — . “@ mak, yp! cos Orcutt Bt . os d 6030, -* en s "hy oo] and 1); M : Y NAFIONAL accounting organiza’ OTL GinLS ih and 16 years oid to work *) fiers Box 1-82 Post -Disvatch if @ 4 te: — — te $20 “ta ; +; strew hats ; 7 —a 03 Ww sh 1940A A " a i mar 604. , as ™ lowenete ; soe M ie akers, . J — ie arent er parties with some wor ~ ®laliénery shop Winter Bros. Engraving USEKEREVER —Set tied woman atrim Fa _ ® rE N_PO LSON M FY = oO. 4] oO8 ve cet HROOM—Good location. . ; Forest 7 " ee FURNITURE “Wid Bi ash grice for Mi LFS—A romber, enits eet eta Die Makers. *- nowiedge, who would like tv sul’ Co. 0d ‘ Rroadway icBO) | "ts o-— @ ge amieiiaae- Garand Vashi - , a ee 8* - 7 ' goods, furnitare,| work Hyvdéraviie Pres u . their o cellent Te 4 pas far. 5 no ashin nol see 9 Janito f = on, + b ie) . Tr oe ' . ; r _ re > x > MOVIN = made ‘good. 80 : : 4 j 3 5 oo - SE rene F ray Ne the 7} — —— ¥ oung (Oo maeeret with light ho ine service; must be bing ~ ot “oh 124% Ww a [" rRESS—-Experien: ed. RTI Wasi ir — 9 Lt ote ‘HROOM— : “heat 78 om: ca « ods } . — — (AND | ome ° ber business, . im, brie s brat, : Kl ° bigh*ae : and eh *” y work. No labor trouble. : verstion’ ff every banker Ut. 8. A. Gor ork and help care for baby cou so. a me! S Broadway. Call Central 7 7411 4) ATTRES i102 N. Taylor 814 — a are eT aaa oes 7 terme; anal! inv 4015 Sacre ; Uv. merit PREDOLER ryt Young enort: . ; . 7 5 KR no! st bide of) ’ igh its if desired ppiw at iw) MO SEMAI!—Expei enc ~ and compete AEE . ann 7 = a _ ween ANG ») = ma * r} . - ; | = taking ns} ortat ion ] efunded aft- q q “arp Bal eaaeA a nd l ountry 6a esmat GIRLS— fo assem le and inape ect Ns Srna. . am all farm ily. Forest BRA2 t} {c3) W AIT RESS—B807 Mark ‘et | a : aS" sell: sic mnens 4006 Easte be an ile . RXERNBIOS 7 bs ja: , = FUR! RNITU 1 Ww A NTED > B 4 SADLY | - ar. ie days work. 4 experience 7 meta; parts Rhedes Mfg. Co. 1418 Pen HOUSEMAID—White. ' reference recuired ,w AITRDSSES—Apr ly 4 4008 Chouteau. fo) | Li NCHEKY—aAnd coffee ho By . | PURNITU nReE—Oal r. $10. Ghiftenier, | at = i aiad i tote: ‘ * cash registers or . main Ly : "i : dle om ‘ ico?) 5120 Haw thorne ue ee ich A aj | RE Ts 17 Market. . — rs o nie OF or. -t ge Re j rie ley . gas range, $7 50. terme. | 53° 8 Easton | eee a wellnife, a nest oma ~ ertces ‘or | new GIRL—Neavt appearance: must have exper: te SFE£MAID— For general housework 3644 | WAITRE S3— Missour 1 Baptist Ba nitariu itarium. Pr FUR RNITURE—i — , . _ rr. me ALAND ase ‘Toledo, 0. (oF) ) | CITY SALESMAN aber aba work; good ‘pay Wh te Rabe 4511 West Pine siiailiaesinaiieat >: 3G Delmar a ae rented; quick sale; cash; leaving ony. ldea) Furnitvre ‘be, 4008 utran. (cB) ing room, kitchen furnight: i's Price see 1S Fame __ Rew! a 7) MOUSHRMAII>-—$56 ~ smal) family of adults WALT RESS—cCinderella Restaurant. 2726 MEAT DEPAHTMENT Wtd.—Want to rent | PURNITURE—Contents of @ 4-room effi-| : lh : . éate farvilure: reasonabis BEST “osab prices fer slightly need “ferni ture = : a . , oT" aie0 Y ctor Vi rola a vers Ae capetine upon the delicatessen, fancy ne r 4A : a r a2e6 ae _ ' wet he @nt —- in Wee Pond ox L.-336 Post Disnpat _herpkee, (po y@ , de par {Th in onpenene grocery | elency up-to- Le mackie Albrecht Machine : ‘ to me } > ¢ | 7iRIS— wr e¢ircuie! vrs Ue Xs ; ee - ; ¢ ete i ‘ e " ENTS WANTED _ MEN E prade Barks. Poo sake ae . “ae bb mee ae ° 40 « ‘dai Apply \draham Fu HOU SEGIRL-—General housework Cebs WAITRESS—Must be capabdi e¢: good wal al mor Ad ost Dispetc! | Lindell 20333 | for. appoint men: —' > ofrei 6557. Kaptan's. 1487 rre: 6 -4 - _& ‘ Lows, nen f - Quick Manufactu:ed ~ he states: commission | « 213 N. Mais A620, 3 aduits 5501 Waterman, } Apply 5364 Natura! Bridge 5) _LLINERY STORE —FEetal lished business, FU NIT RE-—3-oece on VN “bebe ¢ ROOK wid bey, jon fae urntiune ond = aes ' : : le : : : ; , , . , : rr’ » ; ts .> : i Le . rs : ~ - itl as A bas Pa oF « ; “i : bee : x Tefarences reqgiiired Address ” e\se 7) [ nape jenced to operate ehir bods 2. Sh. or —. WAITR ESSES f wo, exper ence. . Andel Gran : Box I bat —— : ogre ny Titie « opdition me . ‘ces. wud Ab¢ + ee . For — : ; » Milweukee. Wis cao. 4 canin um sohniore sages SILE0 per dar HH BYLM A (TW? ite, 207 Upstairs » Olive ’ (_LLINERY KTORE—On account ef ick vii} ‘ ; nAKER ne re ange - y Co, 7004 8 Jefferaen + eee thf references WASHERWOMA \N- a steady. b —e ness will gacrifice Vorest 24194 e me room very new “excel ien' Hace af! Binds of furniture. eteves and car Pir oF TBR bere hi4s, 4°73 Washing‘ or Mt nda “ 1801 + ne) . RESTAT RAN T.. 2 OT 5 Eaeaton (all and * Ait for : sar ray rent fiat. | pore lar ° Fr 4 grall jo” ‘Sis Freanite ar. ; ter, @4.imeh; geod rama aod ae wr one , : not "“ * ines highwer. | Ken ont - 4 ‘entre! aiiz ef: ke Alien Carton to Be | y ; Salesmen W anted r ae “vy fo in. oles perce ly ins ley rOR PRESS FREEUDER—One wie has ‘ > re - Suet be ' Vent igate. e4) vo - , 2 30 Pp ie some experience Anr to 1%4 & ; a3 N - “ape ene oA on fine Reet tL nA > —T -s . 1) at “ence $600 © ~j ri tt Bent ee Je po raprnd eam pP' he bed) CASH POR FURNITURE | REPAIRING aad Eee ! prices, By amount Bomea: | pew end’ geod motors tn wnt fore i-'* . Preach KRiectrve Coe. men unter — wee eh mae aad - Lange laundry Co “O04 & Jefferson. i ; 9 2 ent od pa’ v Sh atinr : . oa 2 . . om ¢ nv" ote from ladies’ - i? > rim 4%. "922 | i ne oy fy die the dea! 4473 Oltve } t rm , meres. if and ex- | GIRi-—Te learn to remove Foot s € | cae 7 Tew eke irim - flenrr ic! han S| inns. 44 4 mar KITCHEN GIRL—Cotored GH Washing | Wawa tocninnd icone burbs. to! RESTATRANT—Dotng goo! business: rn a , gwettifn@ rece: 4 sealer “mena . ; } ates * extabwlie hed ling MATIAT? NF i gariwent* ‘ . gon" “pea ‘ ‘et re 7 ' jean j tom ; ¥ ‘ i pas, " > 4 | HAT CO., 2126 WashingwaAck®; ing Co, 438. Latinde av, | ©) | bonrd boys, Room 237, Municipal Courts, location. Call Fores! 3407. ‘ ee >
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—— eee..." 5 in s adinetiieee tenn eee ee An B. —_—, - en ? eae - Bibel 8 - ‘ or ae en an ae + - otk ry on ty as * ‘ , ' ee 4 Ce Or tn ag on ee ert ER AAO iain, : byt age tat ie oe a, aaa scat a * « , eae es * * . ¥ tli ee eet i 50 eer tee, mt aytte ny i atte, ee es SARE Agora 6 spaster Se PRa? i ~% .. rVvnsa : —— — han so Gora or . . ' teens ‘ _— BC x “= Ree ister, model K-44 Buick 4 Roadster. PS Le lh a CREA, eT. LoTR POST- DISPATCH r= —— — ai. : AUTOMOBILES _ AUTOMOBILES ]|] | Roadsters For sate DODGE—Roadster. sacrifice ortvate 4461 Swan a‘ Grand ToSetw Look! Porest BS10 Se 6 ot brokerage : HIKE A CAR—DRIVE IT YOURSELF IF TY CENTS an Bour and uo: Feras to muon iower Caily. Weekly «aac om Open even!noen. Deimar 1224 ic® RD MSE! tas + eh a 4°39-43 McPHERSON ; , Re) = K b ESSEX RODASTE! Forest 687. Delmar if77. (cB) sure ea beauty: si!ver-p! pcguimesitinan ei ’ appearance of year iv pay. ft Wanted, to 2210 WANTED Owners o! a8; treckas te dei ver ore, 938 Co ote Bril ante ay Repairing and Painting ORD—1921 i er, like new, extras —— —-— ——e 1.5 terris trace 05 Locust BRAKE BANDS RELINED | | poniooh nee te es ty : - prom! service : epe ‘erms Ae eee ee 1S WHEEL & PARTS CO . = ! Dae 30056 QQ" ————— ° an . 3516 Fagstor aceiers el ’ | i) .ve. heen recond tare i Atty * @7T:* PRANKLI tur Awts — iL DSN t mcs er TISCOLN Wea | 7 3Vid Wi aatttnotes tury Ay! om hile ‘sas VONE _ leaned yi #8 a°e 1 4 ' nz gr ° aces — ‘wi4 Vas’ gion r Pierce aRRow ‘a —IlT.imousine or tour ine Cerpicry Automot o.. 3914 Was? ington F cé eTi TZ. Wt4 —Tour'ng or rvoadste: Cer pee? ‘ with all CCegeur A utormot: te ‘“e "ae14 Washin gton 313° Pa-t t {) . ~Roadster 5 | Sport mo LOOK! 100 ALTOS W ANTED ade detereet wok a Any make: pey $100 to %1500 spot cast hap +e ‘ertns 4530 Ik aged buvers tn the State Nee ij ¥ ATtL. rat ‘ (YTOR > 8) Lindel! 807. Delmar 807 $75 000 CASH FOR AUTOS. We Wart 100. ans ed: brine your ca take t*®e cash TRIANGLE MOTO!) £0... 4624 Delma: Forest SSS8. Delm 1086 ‘Autos. Wanted Badly We pay cash and pay mor teen. OLIVE OTOR CO ten. Bowmont 1103. Open event: day : FOR 7g peo SOU THIRTY AUTOMOBILES = | "vase co: erin Ce FOR THE OIL FIELDS. saci Ramee mga MUST BE GOOD CARS. __Sedans For Sale. CENTURY AUTOMOBILE CO. me + 3914 WASHINGTON. wb INDEL L 9100. | Coupes For @ale fine conditror.. $309 uv a4 ne | mode excellent con. | CHEVROL ET SEDAN. $I: MePnerson Sonbecio — coupes; sacrifice. ar your terms, or tmade 3510 Haston VRD—C cupe. looks runs ke hew: 5 terms. trade IPOS Loerust i--Coupe. It" ime new bee ul car real _bargain terme Sil4 Caes Fori 1826 model cv: pe, no dealers. 4511! oe , —AOUpe. “ gtarte: peal bargain ‘undar Mrior five 1922 e3 Williams Motor ¢ WHY TREAT Y OUR MIND —- ike a - rat) DP v FoRDS—~ > te * HOLMES gaa a_i S : sertea 4. "1: ‘or 'h summMe & tires -PAYTON MOT: Roadsters For Sale ~ . eee “ “~” ~All, ‘tan »? terme KISSE [ SEDAN } 6"? aoe ot) — ati Ol : rj . ? © g£es : ~ Fo: 3 pedan. $i2 ug. ‘hour. Phone m if ' onk : vear t a i anll ~4 ; 1921: $190: starcer. ore : P " » : " : . r* : = , = 33° . : AA 4 ra zal 2 Loc AUTOMOBI Les Sedans For r Sale *e ~ * > A’sa te a VW ; ~ ’ 1923 BUi ve-passenger, 4-cy imcer - oa 3000 hey ~* FORD TOURINGS—5 R BUICK CK FOUR © éemonstrater : a ee A UTOmMOB! LES Touring Cars For Sale __ Trucks F For Sale vs — ee ee — — PORD— Dein ern ba ree tr ge Prices from $190 to $300: terms: trate 027 Locust aF (c@l) — oe THREE FORD -TOURINGS A , gon’ ‘ a A ea st ‘errr es t¢ hy — T' 4CiFa W Automobiles For Sale — Miscellaneous 1971 GRANT FORD COU PE AND SE DAN lots f extras _ ae ~oke SIDE BUICK Sedans. uring Bodies Um — ven = ns car - os Accessories, Parts—For Sale BUDA ENGINE—USED A Kisc. wspapers | sCOM BINED 3 THTRSD 7 WarcH >; - Pe never homer like sur oumiine® RGR GIN o a wneone. Catany 1° ae Oe LMAR Bi. 3540—Room “and board for For Ford touring nm *er some one 5 Waterman. MUSICAL ROOMS FOR RENT “ROOMS WITH BOARD—West ApnA” “RANE. & wee F—— at ara 1 seay er ° Hediagrnen( car. 9 ma * CATES “5a55— Desire die youn «nd —- gentiemen of imcits easoral ¢ ho-ne as, Seas 4 “RIGHT, 6225—Roem and deard z ‘ tiema: rea) home'’ike surroerdin , eo = 5 well 4 ” xODt ELAAS. 77a——-Apertmert Gu - gjgck from Delmar. 0 \ 50@20—Second-ticor B: ane e or doube eae TON. 53655—Front room mot tet poard if desired. pr: ‘Tuning and Repairing repa cin ee a ‘ne guaranteed. Grand 3900 _netremeants For Sale ‘& ght 1 8-incl $5, conphones uIve. _Pianos and Orsans | For Sale an Pe Ca » a weex _INDELA. _ $2356— Room and boar bets _ sien small room sat isfac- > RN. 447 74—Roome with or Me SS ae em ey recim. home cooking. reasonabie for two: Olive cars. (5) WCPHERSON. 495 $ : 4 ma tty . ar a ‘@) furnished or wnfur Forest sa nd ema ce 9TH very reason - 5455— me large coupe or able: ail conventenres POOM AND BOARD steam heat Forest : Re OM AND BOA KD— Want “= care privat e fan Forest 29144 . With bear arge southerr twin beds owner s horre. Strictly herne cook! ne orest 6943. ROOM AND s0aARD—! arse. omfo furnished front reom: southern block frem Debmar-Olive cars cooking: desirable fer couple geatien en Cadan + 47 19M rf. TON 1334 4A—Furnished reom cr? . = _ —————E—————— “ — — HINGTON. 43535—Large: couple or 3 a conveniences or ‘rivate gome. 4244—Room ané4 board and cemortable xe ‘6 3943— Steam heated room eoupie emplored Fy t-te ‘Rooms _FOR RENT—CITY 200MS—T —— ished rooms @ ed-oomrs Lindel! — B3o- R Lal Bl4 N —Ftrais hed rooms \.—St\eam heated. 7 oe gas range & tchemette. bath srmishe¢c rooms "on ¥ or enmes near = car ; CST. 3127—steam beat the: T5e 34 week , and 3418 cath: $2 Hi ARRIS 4417 furnished reem. Co: fax O35 W JEFFERSON. LyilS*s rr = — ~ STARCK PIANO ~ ~ Talking | Machines For Sale Sew . a. er ’ Pl - Ww °"errTn M 1004 a Aeoi” __Taiking Machines ‘Wanted _ sci: ANE . Fletrola and Edison achires _ x : vhere Phone Instruments For Sale _ ~ a - P " oar Cavan) _Records—Ro ls—Sheet Music seiec’:on SS-nete music ‘reils -x- han ze "5S conta A@eotan Coe j of ° ; . ' the ee ~e “ eS and Trucks For Sale ; he, whole = °, “ent? Y @Trhers / APT O— Fioem orate fami omferta o!« 40687 4——Niceiy fornighea coon veard 8 6gertiemen «or coun N—tTwo furnisted reoms zh use keer ng rivate iagmuiy. ga* * ect r. MONROE 1318§—Tro room @. fror water eiectric ac. its only. 1911 “N—Nice ‘rent con hr housekeering housek eepin _ SRI DGE. 49144—* rooms fur oF _ no usek eoptt Ur con \ enjernces 3333-—T wo jousekeen- vate fa . 30 Fe res: 5899—-Furniahed houseweep- “hiicren: water heat. 3 car (4055— Large well furnished | vim beds: tabdle very best. reason- 94 floor WATERMAN. WESTMINSTER - Pi. KINGS HtHWAYT, 815 N.—Wi _ leer rooms: everything furnished. LIN DELL BL... fornished room, aomrabe LLNDELL 4062—Second fleer keeping roame with renrice large sieeping rooms. a!) conrem raze LIXDELL BL... rooms: al) Call morning or after 6 McPHERSON. 3837—3 furnished housekeen "g. sieam-heated. couple Piovred prefer Tec McPHERSON, 4746—WNi ely ‘tornmis seam heat. running het separate becs, gent) e Forest 79iimM churches: references MAPLE. 517 76—Large from? recom: heat. private bome. gentlemen or piov« ‘MARYLAND 4225— room; south@érn exposure MARYLAND. 4256—Second- eer west: het reo™: spartment. Phoae -floer 5078—One large front : ight housekeeping. coupie employed; Y papered Forest 789 W NEWSTEAD AND VLIVE—Loevely ad > ‘ath. conveniences and "ges ~AnGe . "2020 NEWSTEAD 14 N—Reeom nee nis>ed, housekeepizg or S.¢. ing. e.ectric. phone NORTH xu ar KET. OLIVE. 421#—Roems *ith two men: 39 week é OLIVE. 4001—Roeem. furnished house keep ™=e or steeping . 4526— i 0- Poor: res dence. iT mediate possession. RAYMOND 5061 18—ie to comfortably nished room adjacent te 7 references exchanged rROUOMS—L gen iomen ROOMS— Lad cate Tor * ° hui W—Lorel centieman. $7! ane STOR ROOM—Cheerruil. connecting ta bath: Spert ment con ver.*nces any 6471™M ROOM—Sieepin gen *.emen: al ences: 33. Cal after 7:30 p.m. CO 45035 ROOM— vent oman only ere . ce Rox : er? Rr ay. TON WASHINGT" of ' . a A aSHINGT ™~ hort ShINGTON 3119—Neatiy farnsbed “more WASHINGTON BL _ seeping room: ——_ i ‘ entences, WASHINGTON 4910—Nicel- ‘ur ™. sing.e er dewble. continusus ae Yecn- . €802a— room. suitatie fer two gentlemen. 545—Niceiy 2 people: modern WASHING ;TON BL. 4368-—Niceiy soutbern-expeged fremt recom: 2 om 52504 Snel room in In 35x3—Levely private Pa "Rom and vate bat Cabenr * ) -. S210—Lovels room Du si Rens men: COs Inu or ate iv - = WESTMINS =TER PL_ 4154—Purnished ¢ and kitchenette. 24 fleer frenmt: conv TER Pt. 4331—Pernished tl all conven = one bieck from (ire lise. , WESTMINSTER Pt... 4215—Thke ¢ furnte®ed southern frent ate home; every « 5023 = 5 al per 42387 . *£300—Nicely ft 7 hot-water eat: altcneg 2 beautiful ‘leer: 43° 8—Tewo in olor red Modern con 2OUSFAeeping owners bome. ‘9s5—HRocm ter id or ‘wo men Christ tian ¢ fami . - room “for ger: emer i SS? eg nm hea’ ed. pr . ate cr two genre emen. )} cs F 5— rusekeep rma Water ’ reom a re ee Privaclce resicen 3 7 4 Porn «hed “aage. month. adul-s ww A OE eet BOARDING week (good _™eais > - i i VE . i . Sear Bryan race) eid a _tamily: ‘onal _Box L335. _ Post Teo. unt urniahed aie Some Viewer Box a BARD Wd — Ee: ste Some te beard infant e,. = Mes bet eae ch HwOARI—Hy mother and imevred Searh Side. Squrt! ; ‘. hot- a - -. gentleman. private home . ‘ |. 5661— Sear bh room: private ‘am- ;. Ret-weter hear enpioved. Caben* 3728 ™M LEMENS 5614—Larse eam- ent ted -ocm — ofming Bath gentlemen on!r Deiuwnmer Bidet : Pi 3 “LEME: ‘Ss $4681 —soutn oer: aet-warter best “a ern Dior ed Cadsacoy r >, ST A— Seales ees trem: ere © ik er 2 _ Seat lemen amietl 17441. (5: ——— A —— ee enanne of DELM AR aL. 4315—iceiy furnished — sy IeUusesée°n Ng | _@m pioyed. pest - 22. aa AR BL. 3}634—RBoemn “or t or jamen: eth cenyeniences. _Srasohadie Der MAR BL _ ae ba 7? 2. DELMAR EL. stit—t a°@e reem. all con- ren ences } tor | uahet heusedeening $e DELM AR 5667—— ati: reerme: singe or _guite: 3¢ Sleer Act. reesenabic (4) DELMAR RBI. {ret acme - Pen DELMAR &: TA VSR ences. warer. goed? beat gent'e-. 57444—7 io. | uth ‘front : wre SSHatic Dedern com veniences . "85 _ tei. « orale: et “= t share. @ ‘ * ox : < ¥LENISHED AsPARY MENT — Foe ladive . herest ane ; orivace fam- - i 2A 2NT He rs si. Sette: PORTOLA iti HOTEL, 3636—La-ge Went elecs ae re*es. SEX Taw. v4 HOTEL. a 62 ALCAZAR “4OTTL—231 nea .. Tenine water: 2. “Al, HoT 2l—2see Lecust. -~unsiagt "23. shul@er Sethe: Si car- S46 ond “yi? -“al. rumning water: qr “ie a SLViLie HOTEL. SS00 Be:smer 208" merr'can plan. Cabanse € . 1905 Masket: at, running bet water: speci LINDELL-PLAZA He 35° 4—Sieeping roams. ciean. ——, Le et. : ZRTMENT— “- Po pesier. Fert ; 3. | Centra! ) SERIE rooms, mater. . Weer. gaa, eectri- iene —- 9 ah aantry. «)tchen ; vefrigerator. t « beathkroem. ef. _ = moash. Crunden Apartments ¢ bs SF wad Cot Cedar a ss _—— SMHEEST Pi. | aE <- ; goreh. imimeciate | wine. *417—2 - Jag LEVIEW. = BROWN “Kea itt water furs : i} \— # large reom@ an ‘or service. posseastion -? aoen‘ Tevd: a, Agent. 816 }|_ Chestrgt. APART xENT —_ ngten and Newstead eT.: . 4408 A harct EL. ; HIRSCH is Interna tlenal Life » FRRSHING 5 4031—5 rooms. *“urniture. tantter service, x [eter 151 ' anv forenoon SEMPLE. 1815—24 freer south. 4 fine, rooms, beat. janitor service; being -acad throughon* immedtate ErGENE J. ALTHEIMER. §i7 SHEN ANDOAH. 3643—S- room lower; heat. bot water: cuteide ‘“anite: $60. vacant March "3 HI NGTON ss 4256 4 feer $e URD. 715 WESTMINSTER PL pa ric : rabies. _Feferences, : omen sti N.—Maden & ency 2 tim-a-der 2b VROOMAN. 108 N. NORTHMOOR PARK Teee Ferarthe. 5 EBeoomes. § Waterman. #138-<7 Pershing. 8015— rooms. ing. —— rome, jet or 34 en UTRU Xx. Clayton 2 ’ : NORTH MOOR PARA 7008 Ferarthe. 5 Reems. $106 te Pershing. O)15—g rooms or. Pershing, 8S ee isc} HI-POINTE APARTME} “MAPLE this high-c'ass @. recom ere orTer ONE MONT —s NEW APARTMEN “UN IVERSITY cit _( Detmar bi. 6800 west)) , PR (Detrar ». 6690 ist feor ent 24 Goer. $1595: fy Ercie at reese. gaa parler Cates -« eer 4 ree’!is e7 pars : WS aah oe nm. 3 re re | aataa® } Dreak ‘ae ne 335 and 729 ae i = ANDERSON sto Ke ae rR “™~* — Garden Ce Apertunsl 0328-32 Del 4 ROOMS—5 ROOM E Rents Reasonatk RADIO EQUIPMENT IN, APARTMENT Attendants at Building F ull Informati OREON za42 G ecoTt see ~~ yim elle ccutsustahasiagingesennens a
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° eect 1. SPATS ROOMS FOR ‘RENT—West ~-f- ar et. ae HiGhw. AY, Y. #15 N N.—Will br rooms: evers thing furaished. DELL KL. 45335—Large, comf, ’ —* room, in modern apartment; te om — {SB : Loe iL 4062—Second floor front: Sleeping rooms: all conveniences; ga. furnished — i] ’ rooms couple em- ” $365—Neativy ¢ pie: all conveniences: rent ; morning or @ or after Dp. m. ERSOY’. - 3037—3 furnished sekeeping: stearn-heated: byed. ‘preferred IPHERSON, 4746—Nicely ‘furnished, | larg Tront room. steam heat, room: #s*parate beds: Forest 291 1M HERSON, 4708—Room. sleeni re ¢ home; high-class neighborhoct close to shows and - bn t to Olive cars: prches; references __ Forest 1223. (45 room; LDELL Bi... gentiemen es E 5176—Large front t; private home; | a — (4) RYLAND 422: > —Second-floor bm; southern exposure RYLAND. 4256—Second-floor west: large " med room: apartment. Phone ame 4° TERVA. mht housekeeping. papered. 2 Forest 78 (3) WSTEAD AND OLIVE—Lovely room, Sjoining bath — ee 5O028—One large front room - Lindell 7O2¢ ‘ (5) DWSTEAD, 914 N.—Roo: n, neatly fur- ished, housekeeping or sleeping: Dath, ectric. phone (8) TH MARKET. pnt rooms. heat: n¢ I! 4905W fE. 4215—Roons with men; $9 week VE. 4001—Roomn,_ furnished for arekeeping or sleeping. EE BL... 4526—10- room re tae ae furs *, Garage: immediate possession. 447849 wey. 5019—Large comfortably Phed room adjacent to bath: y, references exchanged; iy. 36398—Two connecting ‘or without board: (6) fare gent leman apply after @ est) as IM S— Lis ing room and bedroom _ for Post - Dispatch. tiomen Box 1.-332. ODMS—lady desires ernup! loved — people _ to cate modern. heat Forest 253: Hodja - t line 76) OM —lLaovelyv front. nijeman, $2) ern ome: RIOR $26. ab- room - wit hy mod garare. OM —_ heerful, connecting bath: modern ort M conveniences, reasonable. Cab- ‘61 ; —— — — —-— DM—Sieeping. gentiemen: all conveni- o 343. Call after 7:30 p. m., Cabany (5) private » famiiv: ref- one "look: nz for a home. Post-Dispatch 4)--T wo furpished front Saenene: rooms; gas, bath, furnace, elec- nee: Sa week « d ak +4, LTON. eping city: HINGION BL bom. twin ln ds: SBHINGTON BI... 406! eam heat, hor water: Ba INGTON 3119—Neatly for eoiored ASHING TON RIL : 4476 — Large front share th. aan ne yu furnmbed room (*) bedroom; week eee ee 4155—Neatiy ‘furnished leeping room: phone: a}! conveniences. SHINGTON lL... 4910—Nicely ¢urnished WOT), sngie or double; continudus not wWa- a pitene. . __ (4) SHINGTON Bl... 4802 A—aComfortably furnished front room. suitable for em- loved couple or _'wo gentiemen. (4) SHINGTON. 4545—Nicely ~ furnished front room 2 people: modern con- niences HINGTON BL... 4569—Nicels Mished southern-expoged front room; reniences SHINGTON_ 4175—Hovusekeeping suite: running Water: extra bedroom on same pr: adults i) ASHINGTUN BI... 425 1—-Larg¢. well- Ventilated second-floor room: hot- -water at. Sehtiemen i ATE R M AN, Yate home: for fur. all — - ee = 2594—Single room te hom iS, nivermity car TERMAN. b5xx—Lov ely vate bath: private family “tn pri- * eee anda ri- 7T34ew., “Se ae ISTMINSTER Pr, . 4210—Loveiy fara TOe!Nn: business man: continuous hot water: vate faiml}v ; , STMINSTER Pl. , 4154—Furnisheé room and kitchenette. @“d floor froni: conveai- hoee: clean ESTMINSTETI: PI... niahed room: ne. # indeil room. 4 Cabany ~ 4218—Beautifuliv fur- gentieman only; owner's | 3W . (6) BST MINS Tick 4531—Furnished front , Troon - fentiemen: all conventenc@s: rate Sonable: one biock from Olive line. For- | 1600 (@) ESTMINSTER PT... (4215—Thira floor West; nicely furnished southern front reom mM attractive private home; every conven- . Lindell 60232 PINE, 3720. Linde}! 41] PINE BL. 4500 Nice furnished kitchen: hot- -water heat: laumsry ; Rooms, & EST PINE BI... ith kitchenette: Zier. sieam heat 3818—2 “beautiful roonis 34 floor: hot and cold everything furnished. iD) c OMS FOR _RENT—COLORED | ST REL LLP PT. 432 wo unfurnished me for colore 4 ; mod con. eniences: : esoer. (*#) ed - _ ~~ ane ee --- CT Ct aS am - ROOMS IN SUBURBS DOMS—Two. 3 fienished; ran ge train: $14 month: : Basi adul s. “near W ebster (ce) tS ~—-—— ‘SUBURBAN BOARD RING Will board children, $4 per Beek: food meals. Box LL 344, Poet Dia. — an 30MS AND 5 BOARD WANTED HARDING iIIOME Wta.- Near Bryan Pal Schoo! . needed for Catholic boy. Chil- ene Aid Soviety, 3908 Olive | (cB) URNISHEL ROOM Wed.— Wis h board | pre- \ferred. for ” \ oun men, within walkin istance _of ROO tearfield Grand. "04843, DOM AND ROARD—Private family: em- Dloved Kirl; south Box 1-335, "Post Dis. Wtad Two A. une ae or a private home. We urnished. with ort-Disnateh ~~ ee L-351, = aM AND BOARD Wtd4.—Experienc ? need per- im private, home to board inf ox. b>. 297. Post .Dt*pate th a —_ ROU M AND KOART— By meio an’ ¢t deu ht ; ior a " 2 and (We ay, ahters emopic ed: South Side rand OM ANID BOARI Wid 1-342. Pos. Mepatic h in private | fami) marr ed _—- —_ soung man Box ERE a ee For eo eferred. _ © MM Wid =—iientioman Bpectable Place, close C "MS Wtd—® aor 8 unfurni es light and gas: owner's ng PE 300, er and da: ighter employ ed. x ie ais Rox ‘m 18. P. Dp Fost - Dispat i’ Ph. _- _—_— oe _ MOTEL: a HOTFEL—312 l runing water: Tbe 7 siocust ‘3 {co8) ° running wa- $1 ¢ay- week —— em eS CAZAR heat. uD. PAL HOTEL—=°ROO. Lo ter. tub, shuwer 500: Lec ast: SaARNi HUTEL ted farnils "aad ransient ae at clsine: ra'en reasonable hy orn } _BENTON HQTEL “aking fow winter rate, ir) Pine «at- now arge iobby: ee Week The day. roth roome HAMIL TON HOTEL HAMILTON ‘ND MAPLE AVS. opean plan Rates read Ju ated. for children ‘‘abenys 5. LACLEDE HOTEL ANNEX BROADWAY ann HESTNSUT ST. x (CENTER EVERYTIMING.) very tToom with privaie bath; cit fon ice "eter and furnis.ed new and * I are * men mt # low wWinier rete. $i eek. Ca’ iy ane anc be convinceé thiv * ,' alll is BS sa ot AC oLEDE MOTEL STH AND CHESTNUT STS 2 Eur " Piay- . tof) if] th. ‘large ion! mafors ; lax gion oo? be Ores SOUT Work. eave wn ee eve: i crowed a.resi care | rent Tete -yeeree ee { ping rooms with running water: shed *% running hot wate a stean gentlemen or em. ee front | ' couple employed; stor ow. : aaeptaga and privi- 4 ai} conveniences. Phone © light ~ J ¥ a 4 oo a SS ‘co. te bie iy” fs Fs : WATERY AS 6036—5-room modern apart- . 7 FF | WESTMINSTER PL., 5795—4 rooms and) é WHITTIER 321 | ‘id ' Waterman, 6138—7 % = : * steam heat, THURSDAT MARCH 1. 1933. - pert modern | Rox | R (4) LO epee Zz. ¢ im J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut. per: hot-water heat: $50; adults. ; | (c4) UNION, 2321 N.—Modern, four rooms. first large sane? (5) 502 A— —8 room. new! finished ‘convenience { Grand- | “Chestnut at. STORE el nd ° fc -5 rooms: heat. ! fy janitor service, $85 th, J) {), i ' : West J BRARTMER, 6239—-15x5U ft. store with 4 room fiat and bath above; new fixtures | and newly decorated; $75 per month; wil! lease; open Cal) Main 96. (C4) | RIDGE, — 6568—Auto repair shop or garage for 6 machines. WILL display isiness. arn floor; furnace; garage ad ults. ” gtea rm service; ANDOAH, | 3643—5-room n lower: t, hot water; outside janitor * Yacant Mar: ch = INGTON 4 Fag rooms, bath, gara Fr. BASHF O40. 256, “(8a ‘floor north)— $95 South RD. -15 Chestnut. (c4) .% ANN, d l11—4 rooms, | bath. ff furnace _ heat. Bee ) owner, 1720 S. 9th. Sidney 2932M. 5 rooms elegant - BUS NGALOW. FLA AT—New ; South Side. Boxy t furnish re ho nap Tt for _orest ° , ‘WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES | \ DESkh ROOM Wtd.— An d Bpa 6 of abrout 00 yhon by a leading mnanufa: attra: space with tii i in radio | mart interest See ianitor or Vv Chestnut tei D furnished; couple only; D-308, ». Post- Dispatch fc4) DE TONTY.. — 4253— 4-room flat, moder : Forest 48 Iw : Tl odern FLAT—Four rooms. Botar vacant April 5. Gr and 2743M. ' BQ t., with x FL ,AT—Five room 8. bath, southw est corner| turers represent ati ve, downtown or West 73% Chant and Hickory. EDGAR WAER,| End. ion; State price. Box D-354, |c A . ‘ t : 7 *-Di: atch. (e NORTHMOOK PARK | 7c 2 . 1B) ‘ spe e) | 7008 Forsythe, 5 Rooms, $105 to $115. GRAVOIS, 2236—3 rooms, water, rent : 34 floor. . $125 KOTSREAN REALTY CO. 72 REAL ESTATE ent. 2a floor west Williams 810 ‘agent ret eS desirable; rent reason- open. ; Raper (7% ; be —Modern steam-heated © in-a-dor beds: open. VROOMAN. 108 N. Sth. very gun parlor: able; references: ical, - m efficien "LAUDE E. Main 506 (c4) | Eas: °° ~ Chestnut — (oo) #0 Waterman, 6138-—e7 rooms, erebing, 6015—S rooms, shing, 5381—5 rooms, F. E. Mt ITR bq floo Ist or 34° fi. Clayton _13W. (62) ~ | at +% "100. HYDRAULIC, 3716—S reoms. new. all mod- __ern conveniences, _bath, Murphy beds. 8) TDRAULIC. 3716—New bungalow flat: 5 ~ beautiful rooms, downstairs: hard- | wood floors, 4 doe bath, large porches, ga- 34 floor. $128 rage. Grand | Su : (62) =e. Clear \JUNIATA. 3884—6 rooms. tath etc. $80. ist or 34 fl. 100 | H. J. HIRSCH, 315 Internationai Life Bide Clayton _13W agrees = an (c4@) ‘ e with th ~| ST. VINCENT, 2720—@ tooms. 24 fioor.| '* 4 t ight price with | bath, toilet, new electric fixtures: newly 2 & tre DIC KM se 62 Par “ decorated inrot ighout; adults only; rent —- = . = $37.50. HAUSCH Le R. B. CO , 240 _N. Broad av UX. ¢ NORTHMOOR PARK 7008 Forsythe, 5 poems. $105 te $115. ¢ _REAL eer eee GARDS _ 1 SIGN | if you list | so rooms, rst 5b— rooms. Ss, rooms. TRUX. ~HI-PC POINTE APARTM ENT. 6966 Clayton, 24 floor west: immediately | west of Skinker; 4 rooms, sun parior, sileep- | a poreh: 1 door bed i = ITAASE REALTY ‘| - . a ul ie | 5665 MAPLE Bee this high-class 6-reom nearly new and exceptionally fine matter gervice and garage for S105 N@PANGBURN. Agents. o733A Cabany a4 Delmar 812. Beautiful “T ray moor” Apartment, @ Ww. cor Waterman and Clara: 8 rooms. 3 taths. highest class: will deco- ate; garage: open for inspection: partien- are ‘phone ow _owner. Ol 04° (c@@) ershing, Beran! eoome Grand | flor. 5 car at het w ee? JOH. STON & | Age nts. 5003 Page WASHINGTON Hii West — CLARa. 1461 A—3 | A— ; trie, fu Urnace; S30 RASTON. 50764 —Fi lat: 4 rooms: large hall electric: adults weltlr “ty t POPE, 4648A—Reautiful flat. 4 Tt , TYR ECO. sun room: modern (esd) OUGHERT! odd ONE MONTH'S RE NT 7 ees. PL 1204—5 room lower fia Dieckmann \V ants Property NEW AP AR PMENT. ret-class _condi on Cabanvy @213W. ict) SIX- ROOM EFFICIEN CY, = =e ee : ee ee Se buy ted CF ‘ yrice is ri hi Ve Cas juve? 4 FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished 2 DICKMANN. West Grand owning single flat, West End, | Be oe rooms, A | bid R03 (*heatniit i Tdéeal'y arranged apartment of rooms ana aun parior. with heat, janitor service Cahbanne, North Park, Hodlament. Cabany 29153/ FLAT—TYadv NEW APART MENTS ae Rn rent first floor, 4 rooms. bath, nicely | withm Urnished; reasonable. Phore Forest 39631 ible UNIVERSITY CITY oo eee eas | , . RIDGE. 6130A—6 roo: , - | FOR RENT Hy 130A— -6r rooms, bath, gas. electric oh man av. (6600 west on Delmar KOTSREAN REALTY 722 Chestnu’ | J. Sh side: 4 rooms, sun parlor, $85 (eG per month: north side, 5 rooms, $92.50; very ished | arranged : 4-room modern fiat: $42.50 ettcteney. $85 (Delmar bi. 6600 west): 5-room ladies _clean; _references| _exchanged ©) || 26 Leland (Delmar bi. 68009 west): 6 FLATS AND APT's. WANTED hy lst floor and Sd Moor, $195: 2d floor, FLAT wa — -4 reomea. “oF cot- . 6675 Washington. fine location. overleok- me Amen piace: under construction no@; tage. , containing 4. 3. and 7 room apartments F ET at Se0.__Box 1. . . 762-66 Kingiand ‘6600 weat on Deimar LAT Wed. 3 rooms. not $10 | 1). 6 beautiful rooms: rent $105. $110 reward; adults. 3455 : & é EPSTEIN. 617 ¢ Sheatn: rt. Main 714%. FLAT Wd —To rent os rooms arid rent not to exceed $30 Box 1,-3.0 FLAT Wtd.—Modern, 3 rooms, lowe: pie: no children Box 1)-16], P.-bD APARTMENTS FLAT Wt4.—3 rooms. modern ouple 6645 University drive. first floor fh rooms. sun parlor. tile bath. 6249 Cates av... third f! rooms, sun parlor __ oF _ northwest Colfax 128°2M 6239 Cates av.. second FLAT Wtd—4 or § reoms: mod rooms. sun parlor or weat: by April 1- adults. Gran Washington. & rooms. FL AT Wa ikea ro: mas an ee family; adults; maximum, Riackstone tiie bath . Washington » first floor. R! m PAS Washington, SS FLAT Wtd.—6 rooms fireat floor. B&H ‘ cee preferred: possession Kingsbury 1! : _Poat- ee h 4 rooms, sun parler, tile bath and | PLAT Wid—Three Sten in No ot garage . : : 8982 es Tonty st. 4 is, bath Poe ty man, Col fax 247 he medale av . & Treoms and "LAT td —Six breakfast rwom. $85 and = Side; : 720 ee av... 5 rooms. 8uns parlor. _ tion : Rox L R50. Poat-TDisnate FLAT Wtd.—5S rooms tlle ha ‘ ANDERSON. sTOC KE. poh ERMANN, Heights: edcults: Tost-Dispatch : Rr _ 8123 S 25 Chestt Brinkop Has Buy ers r ait g\e | “ nd ng to buy rou bungalows, residences eetrment property For quick ready cash wait fiats na or eis) +> 'Otfta Kes ection ‘*S} ty CHO., ROMAINE Pi... SORTA Neatly :” dow nstaire. -125,. P over $30. ltenrietta room, west , #110 RO Lot . Os Buu tlle bath. raragce 5 Sun Pparior, room for aqauitgs, Mout April | box irnishned Mrs unf reon s0U'8. “rooms. \A ‘a three adylte#; state - al le eghat TV cenit P \ Jas. ¢ Lis ~ Mor fit 807 CHESTNUT Business Diiiente Wanted STURE Wtd.—To buy .in ed RADIO EQUIPMENT IN EACH APARTMENT DWELLINGS FOR RENT hood. for drug store South Attendants at Building to Give SEER... ae Full Information. BTA PL. 2723—Kenwood 5 Ppt S reoms; modern located le _ tle horn A320 n. on , . ' . OREON EB &@ te le gy a 5 ane atte a Telephone 5:30 vit. $06) 1 if priced pease Bc OT » 4 800 & Acoetnenmin Southwest @ ils TT ‘ge?! (lrand 1SBOR ; f ‘4 APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED FURNISHED , MARMAD "KE. 6458—3-room HAVE buyer for 4 and & or 5 and 86 roor . APARTMENT. FI.AT—Owner leaving city: PLAT Wtd—To ret A o-Troom, A) 2°) bath, electric, furnace, 0328 32 Delmar starting out; will take care of vour Dia ‘ estni ut _st. Col PLE— Eideriv: good mocern flat: descr! be: stute 7 arden ‘ourt plieasits ann bo riven ties ment in. O'Fallon Park district. # Box A.- 833 Post-Dispatch FLAT Wtd.—Three rooms and hat! ar men Side: not over $25: about March Rox L- 48, Post-Dispatch FLAT ©) rR. “OC ATT AGE Ww td " F'o st rooms. YOuUnL co ipie Ju as our own; will do any interior pDainti 4 ROOMS—5 ROOM EFFICIENCY would like possession about March 10. he ‘ dress Mr. Gee, care Thos. Cusack’ Co List and Wash eds bie oF R) ROOMS Wtd—3, large. with ——— thout | bath; South Bide. C. Puchta, 2143 Geyer > ES aon eae {%) ~ Rents Reasonable COMOT neighbor liar 91) Flats, Apartments Wanted -—— Wei) ‘4 Vii | FLAT Wtd ible, . 4) or residence ty. —_ _—_ — -—— = mee — - DEMAREE | oi cottage. ity fiat all Grand 4898 Quick permanent: modern: $80: ea _ JOHNST eee a : RESIDENCE FOR LEASE Vol "ax 25338 WwW. db) South 4527 MARYLAND ARSENAL $128A—An ‘i eo s, hot-water heat. garage | furnished 4-room corne! TRUST 9 Victrola, motiern: rental linens : h ne. electric an ! Residences Wanted WAN to buy a 3 to & 1 wit eity or n A-11% have _ For rn atc 10 rooma, for private fa 0 as pa cM RNET ry SEIaIG, $10 aceptionailyv Apartment: cludes gas: adultes HOUSES WANTED Wtd—Or lower flat, west or northwest: « ‘«) | COTTAGE gnrace ; 4195R “ DW ELLING _roome $5 RESIDENCE northern ES preferred FURNISHED Anant MENT — & rooma, | COTTAGE Wiad —3 or living room, pegroosn and kiteaen, com- Maplewood; °5 to Diet e Forest 6536\ f ward B . ] A. _Po FURNISHED 4 APARTME T—Deimar. 8809 | - rao ‘ heautifully uT- Rished For appointment call Lindell 2033) Furnished Houses Wanted 4 405) "RNISHED BUNGALOW W1t4.—Or lower un- fiat of 5 or 6 rooms, in Benton School nom district. Call Colfax 1080 (ed) (¢) | HOU se Wea About & rooms, in furn' | redm neighborhood; $500 dewn. Box 235, Post. oaeaton HOUSES, FLATS, ETO. FOR RENT FOR COLORED MORGAN. 7111—5 steam heat. $50 ean ‘s. SLITA Morgan Southwest 1901 —— Piainiv fice. i apartment, couple; $45 month furnished, | Of. | (4) McCatsi, AND =r = ; td—To rent reward Forest, sad Ww td. —6 rooms llon Park shat A ee r ROP ERTY Ww ANT FL. or / 6 rth of hast modern of arab: pay a ae district GEO. N. COOPER 8 ve 3°78 hi fe Rey) Weert (“hestnut i or re- “4 roms. s hwest $30: couple; $10 h CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE South TAOT—With ¢ JUxx bleck Magn E ¢ et -TDisrya te © 5 ; z garage INGSBURY BL. 6833—Fu e rea furnished, 4 rooms and sun nal pri: @, lease to Oct 1 4ANDELI. Wi. 4200 (iat ¢ Dieye “ *\are steam with gent emen or coupe ABBO—Petting i! Prema \«. ° efficiency, eit “so mt } : ’ Mteriinge efficieneoy. rnished or arior, onge: O0Or >——_ Oup.@ em ' heated apartment | & PFER R 1128 Chestnut shed ti : ' ])- Apis. | will rticely for Apt. 410 nts. = eice | CHEAP DIRT bOoT on Mo: a»® s for celered at Mrs 5316 reaan i. foom 3-room Inquire Wishing KI em furn » od ment he or vena 49. 4 WEST PINE YORKL. EIGH APART. HOTEL Six. Morr fireproef buliding beautifully fou Me ant SI ing “se have ate | and one 4-room efficiency apartment AR R? “SO70—Rie garace space Rotel service; rental includes tele- | D DELMAR Ly acer’ $11 month: refer light. electric for cooking. ss (A) aii tine 4 ewteid ° lare ence. we!) ventilated; elevator ourviee. fee ‘HOWARD. 23 021 6—Gerase: ‘Jaree space for 2 en premises. (4) care, elects ——— ae re -—— aa oso) — apartment eT. a West: for eat mix ‘GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent West ee CARANNE. " §401—Nice ra ELGENE J. ALTHEIM # mneE coe = _— Southwest $16 PER FOOT upwards ® at under rae ng Fropert lorat M rganferd and | ante av. and Columbia and ‘Ma klind tana Gravois and Fates et Sied : : ‘ elin Bron Wholesale Poultry Ce.. owners. ic) nemres? | LOTS $14. $15, ~ y ge 817 eA —_—_— —— lot; |easy _| BEAUTIFUL C€ ALIFORNIA | ment; terms light | 4 , Ment. neighborh ood; = won't $500 cas) fe) | big bargain modern: (ance rooms: | o~ee—n --- ——- — i IT—C Go Ox /and butftd: road, wa ik 3 blocks i> th. eROTT REAL? | BU NGALOW = REN i 5. ' win fieors ot A Actian FARMS WANTED eee - ARM Wtd. About 75 A “Russell, 47 10 a ac IMPROVED PROP'’TY FOR | SALE Tl’ BARGAINS OLIVE STRE °O°R—Store and 7-reom “O957—-Store and 7 room Both lok R 18; good term 1.14 gE Oe R24 ‘WON DERFIL B Hodiam ont av. lot In the new near King’s nighwa) made; bungalow; Thrush > $50. industrial di«- trade in call eve- ic) eee aE TE | | will SALE 90 acres; part bot- town; 5963 _ Ridge. or trade for | 45) ee eee 5 - | Ste res or more. waa | | residence, a. Chestnu? (74) | ARGAINS FL Ty re ne PE —COTTAGES hoice nei shberhoed:; mall cash payment CABANNE ul $5500: See it today. oom flat, terms; -5 easy DISTRICT F LATS WORTH $270,000.~—314.500 FACH faple: bea’ 4915 to 492! each 4-5 rooms eee $1000 REDt CTION Sunday. McCausland: high class: 7101-07 Andenwood: rame: 4 rooms: modern; See these immediately. Easy tere. rooms, , exceptional! terms and payment: quick Salesman on premises beatiful $4500 Caiiforn $3200 itiful flats: large bargain. tale wanted. e BI ‘NGALOW IN PRICE $7500 '™m rove- - » a ; o brick; new; ' | la atyie, Small cash “| Begutita) Home—Value $8000—Sell $6°50 rooms immediately; 331 Northland; must be BO. d a... | $1500 cash ctly moéd- terms atr! casey 4-5 ROOM SING 1528 Benton; ine last iong. LE F es. exceptional condition: ven ewe ee TWO BRICK FLATS—$3250 18th; brick, bala nce 1631 N good like rent; ee 004; | 3 rooms eac | SOL TH Hickorv: 4.5 1311 bargain; exceptio! ial HOMES - AND FL ATS 1} FOR ‘COL ORED he - 4354W VLabadie 74 $4750: $500 immediate Agu ‘te terms, ant 405 »D- 57 rnoder: balance easy } Fairfax: asi, Bee these bares FRANK L ‘SUBURBAN PROP’ TY FOR SALE OTTAGE—3 rooms new tera: good a n rd, von ‘ “hest it 13h ‘feet 85 Lots, 50x150: $5 take St. per TEGETHOUFF-VATT! so Cottaxes. bu s. large EK ALTY have th ° largest | WE MARK H. ILSON "IMME DIATE . oD FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE ~ West PLAT —5-6 rooms, West _ Hind « “garage for | w care; for quick sale, | Ww. J ABBOTT R. a. oe HO ic esto. (e) | PLAT —4308 Forest pened. e _Main 4012 — (AGE BUILDER, ‘ street Tip fill heh opal shee U i ace firand $67 ee ne Ad ane ich ring | } i 5179 Faston $i mode: n iv seulée ~ 360. Ae | DPOURLE 6-FAMILY AP ARTMENT—$20. 500. | ronmentes on Waterman, near Hosedu.e: 4) and rece tion hall: reasonavie: terms. DOUGHERT k. E. CO., 503 Chestnut é3xx CABANNE wae Ei ght-fami! y, ‘ ax efficiency type agertpent: i} street ade; terma. hardwood ff} Ore, tile bath: rents §5:. po ces tl = &. W. Cor. Grand and Daal Brice “ a Oli, e JVI) IERT 4 detail statement at Grand 4019. | Victor 241. |DAUGHERTY R. E. ‘ 5 nay “ ON GOODFELLOW 6748 West Park: 4 reoms: rage, chicken house: int of Sryit trees; | Modern conveniences: 85-foot front. tiki BKA. Agent, o N 7th. st (e778) 5521 Southwest av. bath, furnace, electric; good rooms, aoe ment; Arsenal. 24 f) ' D omen, garag Real Estate Loans Any Amount EDWARD L. BAKEWELL REAL ESTATE Pew ee 118 N. Seventh 5 rooms. hardwood floors, a So cooling closets. k'tch- board. evervY modarn | trulv beautiful: cervsoratiun | Any reasonabdie terms. 1203 PURCELL—MAKE OFFER Five large rooms, bath, fixtures; large | _ 00d cellar, garage, chickens and chicken house: large trees, friut, and separate garden: owner will show; 7100 west, walk south ., S11 Int. Life Bidg. “o.. 808 Chestnut ee i ali ald aQod. eondition. tj | SicérR YY & SON —— — Forest ry: 5179 Easton, _ By a recat $7500 RESIDENCES FOR SALE on Wells av.: wes * Gnmetenineedh West oe, bathe and furnmac __DOUGHERTY R. E. CO., 805 ¥i ‘hestnut. | RESIDENCE BRT Tn pnt = DOUBLE FL AT—HI- POINTE a abanne av.! pom: Located on Alamo av bh reams eané gun | hardwood floors, ie bath, hot-water at, parior ao tile baths, hardwood filoe ferns Perea k gSarage for two cars. | ag JOHNSTON BES MAREE, Quick separate steam pian ts: rent S280 m aa? __ Agents. 3008 Page a _ DOUGHERTY R. EB. CO., 804 © hestnut. WATERMAN AV. DWELLING. 4-FAMILY FLAT he Three-room: reception hall; west of Untom.| 44..." 44 Sdemna, eile hath, hardwood feo | hot-water heat: jot wes rice $14. 000, 6831 Arthur: cabinets, ironing of Union) 9 reo LOANS ON REAL ESTATE rRUsT ECKERT Will BU ¥Y sBCOND DBEDT &e Dan! SY fad “Do You Need Money? For ar ST. Bis 2127 and Olivet Actin SECOND AND Y THIRD DEEDS tick rerv LOU PLN Sant ee | Price reagonable 7 FiOS. McCRADY & §0™, DOUGHERTY R. BE. 3_Chertnut._ “AV 5179 Easton. | — ~ «B) | 5337 waa ge | | Beaut! ae Riek residence, @ room: hall, tile bath ot-water heat. hardwood floors, French door; newly decorated and painted. Owner in. ST. LOTIS REALTY FINANCE CO Deirmar "O01. 2430 Olive. Lindell 665 Ata i) 42750 WEST PINE, #9500 Nine rooms, rock-front, furnace, tile bath, sleeping porch, garage: 219 feet deep; | owner will show: terms: order | JOHN G iRETHER @co., $11 Int. Life Bldg. | 1224 HAMILTON AYV., 87000 "furnaee, fix- | 2407 Bellevue av. rooms, Mur ph v very ANDE RSON STOCKE-BUE _ 80 _ Chestnut duplex bungalow of 4°) i hardwood floors, hot-water | Forest 8020 bed, copper screens, etc.: will easonable terme ERMANN, ST 57xx McPHERSON yi Six-family apartment, near Laurel ayv., _(c4) ,; Consisting of Poors and open porches; | A A ogg $400: price and detali statermnt at of- | DOUGHERTY Rk. EB. CO ~ —! PARKVIEW efficienc y. tile bath, | DOUBLE FLAT—N. | . nm pariors. tile baths ‘om pee. hardwood fi floors; price $6000; [uatinosd floors, soparacs st team plants; 4 ma. ox L-408, P.- ite a ale B: ar brick garage: rent $325 month; price 20,50 HILL ‘REST BL SGALOW let;; DOL ‘GHERTY R.“®8, CO. 803 Chestnut Nine-room modern home, large front 42 Arundel; 6 rooms; modern; 50 ft. | = | GOODF KL LOW NEAR PA‘ 1K | urea: @ Ry e brick f replaces: 803 Chestnut Modern 4-4 room dou' new furnaces; | porch; 5911-15 ETZEL AV. Four and four room double, with sleeping | rches, hardwood some tile baths, «team eat: pric $18 as McOR DY & OBERME EYER. 5179 Easton Forest 6 Delmar 566L ae APARTMENT BARGAIN 739 W estgate: 3 vears old; six-family: oO rooms, sun parlor and closed sleeping porch; garage for 4 machii..s; rent $6600 per year; owner has left city and lnatruaes us to | get bim an offer; casy ter WM. J. ABBOTT RY ‘AL ry: of. Life Bidg ae 4 and 4 buy in city. ay, ‘S—Two 2 fami! les, b 00: terme: iggest V iny ard, 7OR Cheetnut each, A. | rooms, priced. Fazer: ™ or vourself what vou want: oullding loans our clients: plane and sp-ecifica- furni shee for $25 up: best of | Box AG _Post- -Diapatch _ (eB) | Ss ai Contral OT’) AGE—Bri ck: 264) rooms and frame kitchen; tion: low price: terms. HURLEMAN, aes ed floor NIN E-ROOM FLAT—$3150 3503 Market: dwelling, arranged as fiat: little less. See it today, then S11 Int. and $i 3.900.- ooTT bull —~- eingie. ble, f get us made ad tions only *4 Cheatn if Nine aY + neutea j 3 condi- good s. w. cor. Grand and Grand 4019. Victor 241. ee ee 4529 Pershing—For Sale Price lowered to less than one-half cost of property. 11 rooms, 9 batha, hilllard room, double garage, With side | drive, eighty (80) feet front. A wonder- 6 ¢ thestn' if ji 6319 DEL ML AR BL. | RETHER & ©O., North | —E | Before Closing That Loan It Will Pay You To G PROV IN Phone Main 2416 LO EE ena ay t LOANS ON PERSONAL FPROP’TY ee et Our Rates and Terms IDENT MUTUAB LIFE SURANCE COMPANY A. T. Terry &*Co. Local Agentg 2-889 CEONINUP OF, UTOMOBILE LOANS” To Individuals on private cars; easy instaliments while wou r rewrite mortgages to reduce LASKER BROS. FIN 423-424 Titie Guaranty Bidg. | ful leeation fer your home, CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST, 719 Chestnut. Nice 6-family apartment of 5 rooms end enclosed sieeping porch, hardwood floors. tile | bath, steam i rent $6600 per year; 13 Ashiand av.. one gingie fiat | and 5 rooms. hardwood fioors, tile! furnace heat ang sieeping porch, with | wil] make tern ) educed: immediate posses. MeCRADY -& OBERMETER. B150 | ANDERSON -STOCKE- -BUERMANN, 96 566L. _ 08 Chestnut > anton. Forest Delmar ~~ 6-FAMILY AP. \REMENT Se re ee ee ~ 8 ROOM HOUSE, $4650 This well-built house of 8 rooms, bath, furnace, garage, 650-foot lot; look at J732 a . , Single, quick rates; « _Bidg.. 3B 3 MONEY ieaned on automohf! vars bought. Olive at ARE YOU NEEDING MONE) saiary onfidentia 18 N N. hth” ih st. _Ollyg ng solid. Auto pro dy ~., 774 KINGSBURY ~ PLAT—4260 MAFFITT :, ; saiidine: | Finney; miesion by card only desirable apartment building; each) € ORNET. & ZEIBIG TRUST, 719 ae ‘ y reason MeCRADY A 12134 MONROE &T MONEY eupplied salaried owners, _Eachan we Vr a) Se confidential” 5 and rooms; strictly modern: | able. & OBERME CO apartment consisting of 4 rooms: inclosed sleeping porch; open porch, tile bath, hard Sirietaadilanitiniiaaaaain a 5012 MINERVA AV. Residence. &8-room brick, recept! 9 hall, ur A ne floors, steam heat, modern; lot 60x73; no offers. 4 sROS. R. BE. CO., Bl Chestnut, : ‘ hardweod floors, French doors, nac sleeping porch; newly decorated an bargain; terms. iInguire within 4 and 4 rooms, bath, electric. Card of | KORTE REALTY & LOAN CO. ve 1437 106 N Sth Centre! DOUBLE FLAT $8750. HIRAI ADIN 5063 : bath, (e92) High-C lass Apartment h-- 4 acl nt 10-ROOM RESIDENCE |_ ersity drive, in 0) bath, electric: rents $1200 per an- Unis MONE EY confide = MONEY loaned on automobiled:. oe ae i “Tea2! as) a to salar\ ed peop eany parment ntial, 188) shailwey exchange nts left-in your possession; mortgages paid. 44a) gouth apa rtment clean-cut investment heat and es pl. (one! —.. A block 5246 Maple eav.; 10 rooms, with fturnece elegant 4- | family par- | ior, steam e rage for 4 chines heat. electric and all modern convenience; wi : sf on "$75 garage; price $8500, with $1500 cash. Open today WALTER JONES KE. (oA) “a Be) on ae f $7000 ag been 7 sy DENSON: ‘. TOC KE-RI = Chestnut st.. or hi: 549 Wells ay. ROS hardwood | 1819-2] gaa A practically new: 3} ' i SINGL FE 4-5 VL AT—$9000 Sullivan: gas. electricity. separate | double garage: renta $1700 yearly. MISSOURI LOAN CORPORATION, _ Olive 9209 11 N. 7th et Oo cash, balance SSxx "ERMANN, rer very easy parmente ‘and ot — out bd — 4840 [.a' ae ai ividi ual bu Northland. : ‘OFF (Ce — = ; : or la 2108 KIME on ‘ Oih ami D at, Gran ite «i Chertnut re On! ectri¢, ener lent Lim bh, (ranite 35, ® .. * * . ' ‘. required 45° 2 et! a @ cpa nor th of St Lou! — ORTE RE ALTY & LOAN REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED: ve 1437. S. Sth. Cen | or Sale GOOD TOUSE—CHEAP. aad Sie, RAAT — 5626 Spalding; 5 room frame house; beth. 494 f! 9 conditien. Phone Tyler 07 oBSK ‘electric, furnace: Garage, bouse just 1 year | ments; fin (eo? B) | ‘old; owner there (o4) | ~ 5 ROOM ‘BRICK OOTTAGE. $4090 North of yest —e of Sarah: gaa, €:80- tricity. laundr 2-Ce ermne aL 1c] K KOS : co. ; South MisRO! he LOAN BONO k, A aga pe ml ba rgair near flat 5351 re adie, oe | oniy. “ trytt ' rick $976 per af: $6000, tyt3 Ki HMITZ rR 1004 earnditio AT—4029 Nebraska 4 and 4; bath oy nace n onaition Sea FRED | west of 1 GELAN i BAT. Ty ©€O., 6070 Gravoie. Kin- | Laciede 590: Bel). Riverside 22 Seow on { Russel! 4-family double ™ cy, with sun parlors. ake 4 hot-water heats | hardwood floors Main “eA8) | rice ne ‘>. l block | qt) ra? , OHS ——- ing ar ‘es : oa gE SKA. Agent, 9 N. 7th. _ #24 ct emnut. / ily brick fiat. on 4-fan $155 per month; at buy rer ted 000 r lot 6°9-: iinet — ; 7 reom Action | tf aD) . ee? - ave LAOMIS, O@ N. Tth SB—NEE _§35ee elecir! ——. cash Arcade #4 he. ‘) oa ~s FLAT RARGAIN. | MONTH. PRICH $15,500 Tanty sat has tile bathe, ipnaces and doube garage. KE «wy... &OA Cheatn' LAFAYET?T!. aes & rooms and kitchenette each fise tile bathe. hardwveed f)oors, separa's steam pianta. double garage, rent $160 month riee $13.500 , rt (MHERTY > Cee. ROA « NEW DOUBLE FLAT. | Areenal at 4 rooms. kitchenette tile bath. hardwood floors double carage: ‘ent rae | PPosrTe lL. elec. ’ ; ’ “os Page “ witli te ‘peNerk LUT FARGAIN r juaet weet A\ately ey DOUGHERTY RB MODERN FLAT Bo f+. tet. restnur DOUGHERTY & 2 co 8£0n € * FLAD, ONLY $8750 232 a oy large rooms hot-water heat, na rdwood floors; extra fine fim- oy condition. owner iil shew oie Raiv Bil int life Bidg AFAYETTE PARK |. ~ bathe net) LOANS ON R er furna ice Se RAT 38000, | (OARS iret ot MISS Cor POR ‘> estat+ bank retes ahy amount ‘1i 7th at Kadier BF. te Sat rr of { °R oR 1" > SING L E FLA T : nn 63710 HUMPHREY Gate so lees on clay | te i175: 4 and & __pWELLING— ~ m, slate reef » grnount Nand ‘age too ; “zit P_aston sy ‘ 4) mode: . owner S100 000. on trmereved ‘as ge fe lowest ipterert, true - PERMA? - oe seme re we “13 tnternations| £09) | JOHN 8. BLAK test Seven-Room Residence ; m bath let- = ar “For card ot sw ins on os ene Chest put i _ tf heatrnoit > 470° end sun aenara’® $315 m 28) OTERTY . ESTATE a ee proved ro Fi a r cn ROS Cheetr Rr FE - wn - oir. ed Dieperty : - in : et RKRAMY LAAN °1¢ * frregon a at « electric first Neer: an home ; @. apabine present ewer & LIONTARI: rm. of life Ridge. rooms bath. A. - fivor. “ ey ’ a 4. “~ ‘ ’ : G : ANDE! - v 747 DOVER PLACE SPLENDID KLAT 5 erd 6 roomea, e bath, sur serond fee! a ater hee? hey het ga) ane for ys cure ay f «132 " “SE LP To ELS real erate KORTE OMve 1477 DOAS WM. A. DROZDA REALTY CO. 4006 CHOU TEAY AY : Money te oan if sume te eu't on | or coun ) estate o;_ lone. prices. {8D | fone y— ** See E “a —~ Money | Lewert rates ef ee Ue rad eoni salone, anusee’. f ee - iAIANM €O., Sgr or or m@30 fentrel BRI” KOP 619 Chestnut 6 AND 7 ROOM FLAT 2911 MAGNOLIA ans irenal single fet: te ot ob, tome tric +t. tile bathe willl , ut WALTER 2608 RE CO. $18 Chestnyt 1s a ec- Am furnace. mrs! KOLLAS-LUPYER pi ence Chestask & Southwest | HOM E—iftan ba sh ae = cent We io . pie 50 : ' | | celvable, RESIDENCES FOR SALE | Residence ee | ew S24 Central Netiona? Meat 0} ive. Wwe OF ono and BALDWIN BK. E. CO. MONEY oie money on and bu @c irate Bey i IONAT rf ooke, an notes, NA a me So eneneneiee oe os > Sant ge STEED Piet Bk a OF - f fire and tertade ins WANSTRAT!. 717 %& Chestnut. (a8s ee a ee | ET OUR OFFERINGS especially attractive first deeds of for gule; flate, epert in ameounte eof paper ready fer deliy to 7 per cent: seourtty 8 v0 1. oie bulidings; eas guilt you; real estete leans is-our > enien ee hed a write for ow weekly lst, “sawed rd K. Love Fealty Oo. 704 Chestnut St. { (92) ee momenta 6% DEEDS OF TRUST - =x = 3 2 S perenne trend ie areor mn ertificete ef tithe fire « ence me tified by gon P FA Ee Sapo amma 222 es: S535 ese3 352832 2222222228 2220270 ERE SIELEET ES ALILEER S * propertiea, with foe Qiofferemt mat urtt iagere lucy with enh Tent, All aetee eer Recet4 of The * . - STOCKS AND et fh St. Leute | Mee eit ie odes’ } - PP nar “quate a tie | on™ és s one ‘ entra Sins H,--+ vatme | ene ie > “4
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ined. ee ee cebu Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH aloné Approximately Equals that of the Daily Sane © =e the pasutl a ———— 32 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 WIGHWAYMEN IN AN AUTO | 58° Fide avenue and render w- RING STOLEN OCT, 30 RESTORED) fo SN ONT: the actectives. The Mam of $2.75 and Norman of his ring had been taken off by Miss ROB 5 PERSONS WITHIN HOUR overcoat. Telephone Girl's Jewel Had Been mare con Half an hour later apparently the Given — wad mi ted ~ eo hands and was missing when she re- ~ . mon ring ¥r or . . . Negro, Who Disobeyed Command same men stopped Allien Dewakins. 0. a Desmond of| UuTned. after a short absence, to re- VOPDPUDNOTOLAD DA AOZANNEOD i a Rt Not to Look Back, Shot at by 4927 Fountain venue, one Albert conpally Sep: *aiegyromateele telammar:, | Cover it Robbers. Castol, 1215 North Eu , e v0 butlding, as Robinson was released on bond. Very or Values in Four highwaymen in an autome- front of the Casto! home, taking $15 etchange operacor heis'Shen woe. an : te fro? “astol an from Dewakins. stolen from rasnre bile robbed five persons in three © ry wee atid - ni al ae -@ ‘le “as recove? ines George Rinie Heads Hardware Men. enry Alexander, a neer: f 46 cing, = a heldups between 19:39 and 11:39 Finney avenue was stor ped byw the night by ity tect. Ves, following George M. Rintie of 2101 Gravois - : . u th rrest of Louis Robinson, 41, of Missouri Retail Hardware Associa- Fiction an W omen HiT F SDAY, MAF Desmond when she Handsome En ee Se ee WHERE avenue, in Pp. m. yesterday. same band near 4300 Finney avenue Two of the four stepped from the at 11:39 p. m. and robbed of $8 Ei , a nmegro porter in avenue was elected president of the machine with masks over their faces was told to “run along’ and not to tion at its convention at the Mar- and held up Norman and William look back. He looked back and the ‘binson said he had given {it to a quette Hotel vesterdayr. The conven- ' Sebeefer of 6810 Pershing avenue «it |robbers fired three shots at him. he was friendiy, tion ends today : =; 2 i a Ef Thine r a? ix Ld . ee - . - ‘ . : “ : See > “ie rm ; ’ , ot > - aan eh “~ Pes” | voted aa! - ~ m i oh gee tt ee “ . ~ : « ; my = —~ c a4. . - : Nee ee 3 * —. pit se ee ithy * y: = sone! A remarkabie advance sale of I ea rey at a that mean muc thrifty Buy now and save fully one-third of the money you intended to spend on your new Spring outfit. Remember, Easter is only a few short weeks away. te - - eerie i x a an eled = ee ¢ marsala Cae « s « 4 me ¥ ig . “. \ ee an heey ow; me j : oan Gee ep peep ee? / x \ KN j j s 5 os , ttn ee ee eee yin fe Ast, Be oe =) um? ert rr ome aed em: ames mae de eke, Bee j — ahd med Ges ae ep 2 ond ahs om) om m+ mab F ee | Sa es te da ee lee he tlh hile se a ae |= C r wer et ed ee my nh and — ae / e ‘ ! | ss . = - _ ee | BL J 3° , # og" te ae Ries op Bab pes —_ v8 oe fans SOY eo Sad roe aes This $150.00 Living-Room Suite tgs aw ee ONLY $5.00 A MONTH PAYS FOR IT ELDOM indeed have you been offered a value like this. Set con- sists of davenport, armchair and arm roc ker—overstuffed design upholstered in beautifu shades of v Frames in mahogany fin- ish with spring seats, s and overstutied arms. A set that qa. recularly would retail $; 00. a] for this week at May-Stern’s 5 + | = Extra! Special! Beautiful Art-Metal Table Lamps wet $12.75 & Value SPECIAL purchase bring Blue Enameled Gas Range Terms—$1.00 a Week Offering Cash Purchases of 4 Big Manufacturers’ Stocks o NEW SPRING SUITS , = age eee _ QB 9) 29. | BRA FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN 2 Gin Ses as. ae Si. *te thiete “nied Bele eaulemed It is good size, richly blue enameled. ‘has four star burn- o at . : : ‘ Ned $ = ~ . r ‘ aw ; e a: , , ToT ' } , - a 35 40 and 45 UALIT} TES ‘ ==) Bs.) Sf SRR SS , ig a ~ ny Sane pita" = eee ers, 18-inch oven and broiler ] Pe ~ ~>. ae > © —-- - b - ert 2" ee = - F - S — te Se = offers many advantages over the since this sale sta i. Come tomorrow a take ad > +h ES ‘Ss SS old style as it is more accessible t@ Buy your Spring Suit at a saving of from $12 to $ sey } Foes & is a value surpass ng anything vou have s . in lon anc convenient. Good size, well ‘cute 2.9 "}, “aie ot + : rim | | , made and attractively priced at THE DESCRIPTION OF THE SUITS— Se. meee! BMY eviod style, finished in nut brown walnut The Newest Medels fer “pring 19233. Beavtiful Tweeds in Grars ané4. fiquare- mat One-Butten, Peak-La- Brewn«. : pel Styles. Wersteds in Fure Silk and Weel - 6 : Pepuiar Breeks and Beited Norfolk Styles. ~ragy * lng New Jazz Models fer Yeung Also Sperts and Foerm-Fitting *tries. Neat Three-Butten Conservative Stylea. Mixtures. Selid Biwe Serges of Exceptienali+r fine WV ecaves. Fashionabic Whipeords in the VNew- er Shades. Peneci: Stripes tn Blues, Blacksx and Brow ns. Every Garment ef Pere Woe! Fabric. 19" A ConstoleumfQues 6-157) yer- Pian. 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rug and 3 Small | Rugs to Match Music Roll Cabinet | —_— -_—— -~--- -. Youths’ First Long-Pant Suits Nade of fine woolen Cassimere in popular pen l-s'ripe terDa, also Fy Worsted Gabardine Raincoats Men's All-Wool $27.50 Overcoats 3 rie “$47 Ulsreret's modele 2 14:95 m sport one ee . - io eepent eepec: 4 nant ns s.S$avine Bees Boys’ Spring Suits| =", Sale of AT SAVINGS OF ALMOST ONE- ‘THIRD . FREE TRIAL | copbbedeeteg bey! BOYS’ $8 00 TWO. PANT SUITS $B .45 Men’s $4.00 BOYS’ $10.00 TWO. PANT ae Spring Pants Excellent garmen': ssimeres -« s and ‘weeds in new rin len’ i? shades, a2 weil as attractive patt 24 Piear ad ar a be ited mode Sotni Pair owers 7 are cut full end room: i ar red th ———— ome im ail. stzes from raiu a* BOYS’ $12.50 TWO. PANT SUITS Beautiful ali-woe “eer Sent casaimeres§ at tweecs a weet Sr ng met a ienty of blues ‘and greens in solid shades—alse neat erringDone and stripe effects in al! rs. — of raciv n . < mod ‘eats Mener-Saving Basement. Another Big Shipment Just Received ee success of this offering when we presented it « week “4 or so ago induced us to wire for another lot of these high-grade omprises high- a Rugs and they go on sale tomorrow. All of these are genuine “Gold- L ges a onic ‘ Son's Seal” Congoleum Rugs—sanitary, durable and attractive Your op- " portunity to secare a gxra-ft “Gold Seal” Congoleum Rug and three small Rugs to match for $:5.9s—on terms of $r.s0 cash and the balance to suit. Give this your prompt attention eter Mace of serviceable wor et ecs, cass: meres. and fannels “=e Pap Ma s ect - . ~ = ‘ asstbo oalplad Sch GRPRS. cs see pela shes Magda Lemipiee te bi tig at . oo P . * "on Juvende Topcoats—$4.45 All-Wool Juvenile Saits—$2.95 Boys’ School Kmckers—79c Boys’ Neat Wash Suaits—S839c Boys’ Slicker Raincoats—$2.95 ot i i eliminate Re nit ibtinn tong 6x9-Ft. Axminster Rugs $29.75 set titel N excellent assortment of -clertngs and 4esis: beautiful patterns and col- co well wit! ein. coun ee eee ‘cima eh hort positive sav- hnagetem eee $8.co on each - you = ‘| siges for men CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON
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Ls x aay te | stuous Post-oisparcy tt) AEE 5 L a | > - - > : >> ee — THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1925. 4 hl Rr Se ees “ss ea : == nose - | Pik pa SLT . 7 oe — secceageee ons Seems stttcenecee: seam : no — non ee - ecovess . eeweers ee eee eee TORTS Se Her ETE ~ % — a — ~~ —— a - - th lL Lt Ot : ° . as : a a So aa ~~ : [i d D hters : : | | , Wandering aug lta. a - 4 ; ‘ ° . - ~ . — = -eoeeeere ee - Ai nk By WINIFRED BLACK EE A Ee Sa eee eS: a , a == es a : ; . fe is oo —_" i id , x ; : POP —— a — OPP " : 3 4 | (Copryris ; 4 | Iw . lea an ean _ e+ rout ‘ - gi ‘ ‘ e woman wOnO Ss 7 Mas 7 : ~~ , Y? ¥] ’ > co? a sor ¥ nié : s = 2 . qs ’ ne out- e. ba W a7 «a le 0 ’ tnd when me ats sepia lidoked up.ard saw the windows oprn XLV.—THE NEW SECRETARY = ; Ay Ae A Re 00 gm NENT ARPA BPA tdirsiiay + 0-2 hl voor Ah ng GRA arndhnay An over ° te ~ 7 ’ > e > ert ay : ar : : . : oe | . ; _ Ma Re : ’ i- ; s al ‘ , . > rppeo : aaa 7 : , . i int the uw . ra? ) was not satisfied HE CHARACTLRS. aloof from the bustling, noisy, fret- i ryt , _ " . ia , Pe | . ida j fy ; ‘ ‘ ; . . > oy» ; ’ = ce ’ sal ’ i . ' , : ‘ they couldn't find ‘ \7 + BRAN. country ting world outside : os, a ~ ; She rn 4 5 | — *' — rr : ad 4. ta ‘ | ; ke atta sv 2 ad ; : ; a ~*~ ; ‘3 . ; ; - . + bh ; rr r ’ ~ \ fiw } ork apart- Ten Hitt tec lator cha e ror j , - . , a "awe Ted ' 3 4 et iS out win , was Ai ¢ 7. eq, UTE her wineaeow i Lint dark and Lume Sto giri, é?. ivit i? ou «vi & , _ Oenu ba ae eInerses al ~ aS Ee Puts a * a 7 ; i é : > Dn SS : LA : . ' . . - ~ “ed fr ~~ oe . ; : . oe | and ever it eeid that she was foolish and imaginative, ana tpa ment she has inherited from Gn and sioWlvy walked down the wide, Pa Oe ¥ - Se as Fo : ; . ' ; . = > ; : ” , | : ° , ~ : ae "er a u - ¢ she 4 Se ee , _™ma eS . Lat e abe ee ing. ol i lq y she onc pefriendcd. shallow stone steps to the jun - if. a > «$i a. tad mF > ; e ; , ~ ; ‘ va > = s4 . s- “= * . . . - - . = - ‘Se aie G . ' . . , ‘ ae 7 1 em ~e ~ — Sl e « ‘al 34 . . + ss 7 rT ga? na Tir ~* lal c+ >. Z 7? : f Ren 4 Pdor woman eunpose she is foolish and eas excited RUB) LISON, h gay @ tion Of the streets. Rain was *%all- ange Ts : 7 4a > > *; . - - - woe we -' 4 , he , .. * > | — -_/ . a 7 3 3 Some Are Still at Home frivolous friend. ing -now, and automobiles were % f : i + : / a * z os #1 . : ehh te _ rm » > as bas” ance. ~ shine sad » +h r —— ; : nS a Soe ; ‘ >. You see... hi Gauchter nas disappeared the au she loves ALEC AL RE, Ruoys fia ' ‘ plashing mucg on the pedestrians , , ‘ att oe ss ~ } : tt ’ y 2 ~ b=”, 4 . — . . — ’ » . > . _m 2 q , - : } b th "1 A ‘ tT? wor the prett ittie augnter whos been yl BE \ id \ GRAY, an artisé fac np time Lue% ha! ted at tne Jave- ey Paso) = i?" -~ She ? rT? Ga . : 4 an't ge i to | 5 3 “~~ . ‘4 She's advertised in the.papérs, she’s been to the police. she’s hired | for Cynthia. hurrying thousands all had an A ee > F > *, , ;, ‘TrRiIvAaART. for we 7 ) - wine é' af $ se private detectives moO use i RRAY &§i PWARKI, j@ om anxious, worried look. oa a ees a 34 as P - - Tf = . . : _ . , A i ; She watches the papers &\ »y day and whenever sne sees a wo rd Cynthia is working @s @ 3st 10” Earning anes Galiv Dread in a * % re" . . - . a is & ba 3 . ‘ 2 : . ~~ o . _ aw . a a. ] | %.. 7 ” - Le . z ; : ie about a mysterious death or some strange girl being picked up some raphe , huge city is the, propiem that per- ;.* . S - — . mi “+ . . . - “aon 5 4 > ‘? ; ‘ " ‘ re nt . ’ © . as ¢: where she puts on her coat and hat and trudges wearily out with a MRS. WAKELAND, friene Gn plexes most of them.” she thought ei © * , , . = - = > an he : | 4 ? a ae Y Take - - 7... 60-304 * ; ¢ & ft faint light of hope in her heart that one of these poor-things may rich client of Stewart's, who takes with succen intuition rf turn out to be the girl whose soft eyes and sweet smile are never ou a fancy to Cynthia Then she remembered that she © , , , ; = in — 2 » - a 4 Fans , . . . ‘ of her mind VIOLI T JERROLD, iend 0 herself was in that very plight. and . ae e a4 ‘ ; ’ ies a. | Ee? 5 +) ’ . > 7. 2 And so, at night, she's always listening for a timid step upon antes Murray s ’ a sutiden wave of anger apainst . » Ine friwhtene, nock at the ddor—poor soul, 1 hope some aa\ ee Sipe ; . porch = ‘Ow, fright ned K! = = oe acc pe oo E s " Murra’ stewart for hic untust Gis- oS : eS Pi 5 a 2 ae : & her little daughter will come. home a i Ce = a ee aS mo SF Be . : - wr ™ - - . , ~~ — » > “i _s ws > ot ee. Vat 4 . .. 7 7 How many mothers are t! in this country today lying awake at TODAY'S INSTALLMENT ; missai of her replaced the calm 5 ae + ae = | : — a ce . 4 : ‘ : SS Bugs 8 Nee EF >. °F 4 night listening, watchég, Aopi! ng? N spite of the fact that Cyntnla moog (at her sojourn in the ; “~ : See 8s % Bee & “ ‘ Yr f into a trou een to dream that ft ts l over, the | : ———_* ateall a fe Se eae . arene i gu coer grag aad gar aerate ‘e “ Brant was standing there in front church had begotten ; . é | oe “ ; sony of suppense. and that Little daughter is sate home again— a oo Gog SS ss Se ‘ = — ay h Ss alti | : en of her. Miss Violet proceeded to What a fool she'd been to think Pk ANE + Y = . a i 4 e in her motnegs 18. a ee ee ai pga Ps en a Re ae d 3 3 ae : : D skly 7 hine, as he cared for her’ ’ ‘ ‘| Not all away from home either. these daughters ; type briskly on her macnoin ‘ CarOu fOr De! Som: = ; : ~ > > . 7h — * ro) ~ . - a ae . y . -* . She > a r. - ; & Some of them are right in the heuse under the same, roof—care though she were alone Her excitement over the arrival Se a 2] - - "pe > . x % » Le = a> : 21: — » ft} a 2 Ya iF? +h ar — iy rnp Wy Ww “7 mt er is _ ee ; . > . » ; o ‘a ; 4 ; a z a Seeerent. Sellen ~ = ee omy © glean “I Wouldn't hang about here, if I of the flowers, too—how misplaced , 33 Tres | : * me praying to see the door of her room open and find Little Daughter in . i ae Toe. = . | : : “ , were vou.’ he rai | her : ind ridicuious it Bb hye ’ ——— es’ : dais her a ra close and close iust*as she was when che was little and very Were VOU she raised her heac once be { iii bu : had De@Pn Murray Sas ee . ‘, ca . . . : . are, _ ’ : *. nom b — + to v y he « 3 —* — : - a 2. * aie 4 as q =, . = loving, and never dreamed that anything or anybody could come be- O Sas Mr. Stewart won ein ior stewart fad not been the donor 7 i a ‘ % eS Poa . ’ , | ' ia | = z i , + a . 4 . aus 4¢ - 4 i. : oh ts, - . . = ot 2 Y» : ; Daugnters, nd Sy antennae an a ee wieder Gh, nto. + sapdaamggee neither Wil tie merely the impulsive whim of a o ee > a mother who has let the world and the coldness of it harden her heart . i've heaps eii-tO-do Man. WHO Was sorry for 3 Be Pe - hae 4 —" - 3 g . . >- . iswma - as % ~ * 4 against youth and its piteous follies to do. You can oer ioneiiness, and anxious to doa ae : c The Other Way Reund. telephone him, passing kindness’ ~— ’ > » - . . nN Ss 1G 5 eee, careless feet lead ,her sometims: into dark and cruel pa : want to and unjust dismissal had proved that 5 ss ¢ ee : e ; Don't be hard. don’t be cold. don’t be impatient. She's so little, and that will be just was hard and narro= d 4 = F ers a2 See i ‘ —_e aaa ‘ . ii De ju! 5 2 i arrow to!- £ NE is he oes : se young. for all she thinks, bless her heart, that she is so. big and so j Ms ae and iio: ' BS cre ¥ af R ol4' ’ as Satisiactory €ran ae Bas’ : MRS OLIVER . . n ‘. ~ . . . "22 x © . And Little Dauchter, when your mothef is cross and exacting, just for you, wont (yathia reached home at last MRS FRANK , remember that maybe she's pe we ed to death about you, ang it ; Weary and dispirited. She had ait she -_ DERIZIN f that’s the reasen she seems so chan rea. : c walked f mi} : be STORRS : . ~ ' YuLD 4 * it ti i iT mires : > ‘loc _ x Home, home lore. home confidence, if you have these in ypur tife ii agar s and miles. and , x WEW YORK > . s — ; ama —— 5 : . be - : TS ie, . - nn > / . . ee [ hope the mother who theught she heard rer daughter calling the ; tive gir had pavements. — ea . oat 2 i wet 1} = , /' ; t — ee eS Cee z te : . ether night will soon ! r her calling pr: and will answer in love rone with in- That made her, phvsica!!y aii the e". ; > 2 LEAKIN oe 4 BS | ae and kindness, no matter woere her Litt! gZiri has be mn or What she has , 4 more tired R: 4 fati —_ 2 ’ : a “ , — * ® z ha ae = one. nibs deste ell eho | | : -* = . CHICA sa 4 ae a De. 00 EEN OB ARE -e — - : eres 1é¢T > rr “ta Tra o e~@ , 2 ae SoMa 2 He’s hard and wu JUSt 228 cTuUei re = O vea! wall an Jinks * - . . s ’ 7 . = rrr - a : - ~ ’ »she told herself, walking through merery OOdily ‘ : ’» > > 5 the rd streets with a What's the matter dearie”” 4 3 > - - y h nc \ t | ’ ; ; id = > re he om Ys rv¢ > “= E ep -Lare n aston- : oa * ae x er 4 s a as ¥ alas pea ee as al ——— me _—— ene ee sneer _—— tabs - _— , e} ; 7 k acai IS OL nt wher = + i 3 ~' browght to Catherine. In short time, | r 4 ” . ~~ ”~ = if eT Sie ‘ ’ cq r .° : be . . : : iuse he «aw n the any add: anxious : : , through her religious instruction and é: Quentin ' : i his foreign “ope notiing has gone wrong : : her natural psychological instincts, | = > . - - ~ : ° Iw 5 . y on iets given me no chance at the office? Mr. Stewart rane + > = oa , k : : | she would adjust matters peaceaDly. | al | ‘ ; $ = inet ame Bien amides "=P = Significant Incidents in the Lives of Famous Women _ : This gift made her a natural dip- | E the House Helps to M : ») @XPlaln mes just filied my} oe A UU 2eO 3 aSkec a r : : 4 ' aidan B : Ked after : : lomat. So great were her powers us % . » - " m .** . 1% ‘ ™ irs, o : ad ~ e | A a oleae i oe , You. &E [ couldn’t get what he |: By MARA STU YVESANT =) an adjuster that she was sent as a | ; WANDA BARTON “« wrememmes a : “ : 2 7’. witll at. = = Then a thought struck her which . | saic. im not used to the ‘tele = = = came | delegate to a convention to decide : : ‘ whether the Pope should reside in ee DD i i itt etietiiegs - i I lll ll Peak Whose Mouse W as it? hurt even more | Phone, and it makes, my nerves | Cc he. rine of Si na the Peacemake ; ' ; tr » ei = 7 i Ro " Th was re- so. Besides, I don't hear | — gs r . cmanaine Gites Gees ee Here Are ¥ to Keep the House “ | tse 7 > ria a _ rei; - I Can 4 —— / ~~ —: S > Be = ‘ © Te ee 7 - — _ te, . ] ‘ * o ‘3 . sciniceaiaaall = S ; ge . j Py Sheenton W. 7. Burgess é 2npc Warts Oo £e rig OL me. Those ' . sf =. Woat his Ipes- | N ee Se in tre tourceenta century. cice d to aiiow the child Lo become >» i asked to do. especially at that time, - is niin thing on ewe & nicé €- closet will help keep silver . : . : bn ~ 7. aca = ovr : ro ~ men Oi to “A yr - . 0 = . . uid itanhed wih. " , tr» + ~ orth rr = 7 > 7 ea iis > + ~ (ir #1 ee he se? if : sip ‘ny » # Ny € vi \ a wi an * | ik tle { athperige bhenincasa tne Gaus-i- fe a* Bi.T £4 See lived “ 2S h Ime 20 Manv of Catherine's cures of . + oer ona * iii ger OSH . ‘ . Be ae “eres 2 . ae . - = Sk ‘ o $ - €é€Ti A too; PE ha > es ye ee Ie. ,arT sc Taree qd f : Le rire iveqd Dracticaiis as e- > ’ : . - ; ; : - ; ° —, * oung Mouse ‘ i i ‘ . co =Tena. Wa . > \ : a Aiiy @ a;f hates’ and lepers were looked upon | eleaned with a —_ wer. oe . Will do nicetr pro’ ided the w that she had lost her io “aS there some hone” tad Vie e her dat sair eolered a brii- citse in her father’s hous ° ae > b : gv ae gen | 4 Now if she Bac lost her } me Dope liad Vio- ‘A D Gark hair col ia ) din, | uets g0GsS as miracles. Four secretaries were | may be easily polished wit ie mot very black 7 HOSE Mouse Was it Biack of ths ee treo voeung Mouse was oO he ; + let lerronld e7 — P : ‘ hi but seon she felt called to service ' | (igsue paper. We need not ; Pussv the Cat glarit boii ungrily “ei . ia : as now Rolie Sie ang Aunt i n ef a lazzerated The sit a- sal iow xh . id © i a “ - _—— © required to handle rhe #normeuls cor- 4 va ‘ ss ‘ car i en? sorts of ric a-brac re- ; — —_ . ; =— “ , Se ‘ Mouse of any Kind was >i am ¢ a “T" te ’ — - heart >. and Dewan to work among the lepers. | , ‘ ois | the r i ‘lean . up at Spooky the Ser¢ech Owl | to! : P ice live? o she could communicate This almost broke her heart, : terse ly yong + respondence whieh was the result of | ° te a eR Bp ne @ifferent methods of cleaning. - oe 0 be se ia macy Gaidn t ow en ee ee ies — > . . nie a » ] af inere ,as iuUcn disea in oren ‘ ; - = 3 : I 5 ' rna- « as he sat nan apple tree with hy, on : : — ; a V TT. w 3 trne ‘ . - i a a ‘irect wit LF rar a . “a2 Use «he Tas 6OCer.s : I re Ligit > i i as i ?323e 4 he io Be and endeavor which ahe 20 ; momen mu ich r "aa all china and giass o - ~~ = * . i -” i ' ie ii¢ niaii SUS ' es , .e "eal i ' a -" afr SuUPeLiYy = : . : , mien ~ , in these days . . . i} J . n : ie 7 . 4 ie i ss 4 ; | . : - ag Pr . had ry “a = POOID 4 i j 4 b A - freeiv gave to all who touched her rlished. A Ti imber o bee , ay he piaced ir a wooden young Mouse in his claws, said that e .¢ ; ae a WOU.C Understand ber exnlan: , .. ae: ee . 2 : A anes - ee | be cleaned in a half-hour ; it was her Mouse.’ Spooky, glaring : . — oF ae . plama- did net waz get married. She | é Sprritual ieee if And each letter was answered | ; mast - aa and washed with lukewarm . , . : & aw ° . Vil . “~“—r fo . - : che ry ~ . . i. . - : . : , : down at Black Pussy. said that in OU S . wanted to be a sister and she &ne™ She also devoted much of her tim: ' and received as a message of com- If the silver is cleaned ¢ Water A soft brueh shoulg@ = ° i i . . - ros . = .*% — - > -_ r " 2 ° 2% - ; - . ; % ; was his Mouse. As fer the youne ¥s A! soe With tremb ing hands she tor. —s we Gieine lan . pe receiver ot 4 its hook and cave tirst step toward ALL arranges et Fume con f Tt of many erimina ; = Th 2 Catheri ne stands head and $hould- . the ort week with silver They should he ri need caree- ” riage eood Woman's sweet. a face ers above the women of her time, § polished with.dry. soft ¢ | ae ali. lie hung there limp and appar- » bat’ And tae number of the office entiv lifeless . dh e of The ~~ > ~ : ~ . : Black Pussy’s tail twitched back “ac new secretary, | religious Servor, Catherine did some- | only sick in body but suffering an | or viciousness. She gave so much of . — - : 001 ‘ "et; . » ° J . °> E> re @nq@ forth with anger Spooky'’s eS mounted ‘and detached. came through. thing which, in the eyes of her fam- | guish of remorse and fe f death. | her strength and embdtions that she . . , ae Mr. Stewart iS OUL just now. Do ily, Sas a terrible sin. She cut off it became a custom or Catherine | died at the age of thirty-three, leav- ADVERTISEMENT : + = _ : ‘ ’ ; aie ——— ——— her levety blond hair and thug re- to go te the scaffold with the con- ing the world much better fer her , ' "sane wf tas : . . eae You Wish ta L227 A : ; S { : a and aisap- - Ain lea ® 2 Mess: ice o** J . a y ‘ . | polntment amd e } rta o, Cynthia di moved any chance of marriage; For | demned. eften holding their hands | having lived in it. I . & ; itt - ye; t; eo - aS 32 ot eL~ +. — : . \ % : . a e nO’ Wish to leave igirls with shert hair were nots . and whisverir words of hope for | This splendid woman was a hero- , — 2nrurys ae t ac ha? or @ iifsSa 2% “-P , vi eR ac ‘ 5 —_ ; . . . . oe 5 . s tha were r “e Would call up ain {mitted to marry in the early rena:s- their peace in death: as their heads | tne~of the renaissance and was hon- a “pools in a dark forest.” ater, she said. istfull; Swinging | “nce days of Siena were cut from their quivering bodies. | ored by the Catholic church. who ° | F «)y “ : es . ~~ - . 7 ha > ~~ ™ 7 . For ‘a moment Crvnthia wished (oe recs er back upen ite This unusually magnetic and beau- | canonized her as St. Catherine of e hooked bill snapped with ingeer, The yellow eyes of both glared with @nger. Black Pussy growled. Spooky hissed. Each called the other a rov- ber and a thief, and am the other bad names to be th ought of Now, Spooky was not sitting verv bigh up-in that'‘apple tree Black ife and glowing | Siena. - ¢? at . os see “ nd » 7 an = Dea nTr zac? 7 ww“ rT 2 —— + oo r) av I . . > > a ~ 2 ; — une . — . -_ foo smallito be afraid of. She knes , side, whe ee ¢ Postman sounded at | Wo. criiced to da all of the work in | * remarkable peacemaker - | Tremendous Use af . * bes -_ ro Pen + . as m4 i A ' + | ia = m : : : ce . ee. _* % - = d ¢ yf ~~" Tt 5 , a ” eke “ — a 4 ‘ 7 ~~ eo . oe oO —s ne | : . ’ that tt she cou ij * -_ rs. “4 al rif iA ’ | ¢ a MA a. rs a Y Jere é une J ~~ aha 2 -D- ; h M1 J . 3 c A : ds es ™ : an ° ‘Ss owe ul Re est R | } 0 B k d . 3 . . . e i= -- _ = rr. ° . a . 7% = on him ashe Fear 4 20% r zt ah ee: : ne da’ was eXa _ T? ce > Y.. ne anid oe ® zme skidding Sone Pe pres t = A ifLiiec A 4 iteit La Worn it .- fan .e & him. tia : i7 hee Bi “Ory ‘ra { a ~ e Lt Tr “a hat ae 42 v% rmed a ha‘ e for | ee - Beauty Creations Is ‘se herned Owl ir ook y's Place, Black . . ' ae fra pt _ . ; Se 1100P Of (thought she was deing the work ‘ear ‘ ; vendi*te p th ind all the other bad sorro® (Be tiny hal! ~ a ieee aia ae | Au Gratin Potatoes. ' | Provi This More : Pussy wouldnt have even stayed Bin ind + Re OLR hia " Eran the glory of God. «She performed bh | Ne 3 - " ? ’ . | . : ea h os on, 2 2 : . . - ; a quarre tL. Si = Won | Pave ow ai 77 ed t * ‘e ta - (how grt ey f i> i @ thi ‘nM u>s>- ij aaa - PT, ep! . oq] It a Mmeniiai duties 2 - * ry ek =" Pe a ming >. ae i ins Ver ~ ers neff oar wis’. . ‘ieee Gas * att ear x . > lL. | = L1tu ° . i=. ae ia : . sri 4 ; ‘ Mig ‘ e e : , Sao = 3 ee Witiha ss ad of | (aust ih el » 7 , er . ‘* : * eof that tree and bee ) scramble | that he had net tm any mysterious , \ paper were cupfuls mill Add ore cupful grat- | easiest wey to keen thew ¢ Sorts of *“nduce- by eat o .~ ; " ae Ps] Wore : ida aii enarmreh ‘> 4 se inet.) om be lek } - : > a uurena n je ed cheese spriz kle top with bread- ere awa , 4 up it Was an eaay tree to chime way Picked up hat Mouse again , ee - = : . * _ J * — i? = ' we ‘. > ame 4 bh in + i. - : 4 . ~ hs a “ ion . ; » ru ‘hie “ \“S 22a 2.” © mck Pussys claws were sharp. She Black Pussy. mote puzzied than “‘ePs of ® ne pretty pigeons \yerkia Brant—two weeks’ sa) : . crumbs and bake five minutes in hot - KA > . . _ . J - . : ' ; - : b. i> — ~ . oe — : 7. 6. Was half way up ‘oe where Spocky eT: ‘“ooed and fluttered. Cynthia wer ar’ over eo weil Rm » eS . ) ever, walked around that tree with en : wee , ead of getting rid of them, ¢ wus mitt nog hefore 2 fy a igerd w f° mm — = . a ——, 2 i r ne great dome and wy sir wi ° rea:'y #8 ee o do & there @ : ” ~ —. 2 > . : > ay rm — ” -= ae he . ~_ «4 . , ’ a ; ‘ - . was happ Ao . s all po sudde ; Z | — , , im the wre oa) hea: - * — we her Oyster Shortcake ‘ a? an " ing. & ribbed > ; » yr " . . a * as Saciousness _ . : ' ‘s . : . - b arad unexperc': ¢ : *?; a? — lea CON eared ’ hole i tz ss arr eriy - Ome €: > a XJ + = : a A s" % lat \ 4 let 18s eae es = . Two -upfuis flour = te 3 ae r S «ase +08 e'reet howe nae thea : : : 4 ° 4 ” ~ ae al a ' a - 4 . : a ; |= . ne ~ “werk ¥ i? ata a? Spay “0 . i she a “ve - s m tree Her nose ao ; AA tAc ? a | , c ° ji re) -) : i, ' orn a how’ = : - . « rest g 2 . ete aX “4 ee poner : wet wut realizing what he waa do me USS Ge Sees , — _— re i weathered mw ist : She was Sweaters Dresses Draperies fuls baking powder, one-half tea- | *~ take «2 foe seemeda ‘ ia 4 { as ai4 2 * - © * ™ s : P ' back Ca. r ta man ’ 7 eee? @ ees | .is ~~ ae: * rr, ''. 7. ’ ied = ber that a se had entere hi “- - } Wee, Salarr : | spoonful sait. three-quarter cupful Mou i d $ Salary, Skirts Kimonas Ginghams , . aa —- apful | ana ‘ia clean the face with : ‘Gee he let co hie grip on that young | ie ee é and prowided balm for »m im Bee of motte Mouse. Dewn fell the poer young | &c:e On a moment before Ot | : aust — et — Mouse to the snow at the fot of the ‘| course, it was the young Mouse over) *~ a Somer “Ring down on the s | ‘tree. Spooky half raised his witags to had been How bea titel it was’ And how | “tUlag room, she Dro? fetiow. but Aesitated Ne didn’t quite | quarreiing You see Spooky had | late sobbing | Gare do itt. You see it weuld give eaught him by the leose skin of his ADVE | Biack Pusey a chance to spring down back and had done him no serious RTISEMENT aa - ee on him from that tree harn These sharp claws had . Wi Take Of » ta ' ‘An Invitation ” % if Finck Pusey saw the Mouse fall but that was all. When Spooky had % 7 = c = Sie wae tempted to mp down i dropped him he ha ° 4 - ond = . £3 aa | ) _— work in lard with tips of fingers, add | Go thts ene tee Pigai a milk gradually The deugch showld , imrediep¢s eed im making * on { White ety “Creations. be just soft enough te handle. Toss | oe delichted wth the Buy ‘‘Diamond Dyes’’—ne other °° ‘oured baking beard, divide inte Say en anaes a i | kind—and fotiow the simple diree ‘¥° Darts. pat lightly and roil out. | les ft a oe Se li iil reaeer — . “wher nding reve , | actrution. “4 OF ages fg @eten him than @ dozen *, So she ere ine | ft rig , =e ; ’ i : Peopie everrw e are tind: : tiens im every package. Deoa't wee Place in twe shallow greased cake ay a ae ap i a re | . . . . : . .. - . * > | a ‘P * ao a arr * . ’ "| . - : - . ’ M { . = = oe Wait for Per Bi tes - a ii sre m4 +2; Yan «7 . ; a _— On Ot a ’ eeast v ‘wrsause f or? - ~. utes Spread them ith butter. | x . r —_ , . s ot ~ a ‘ : peri ert ome e . ; Ae oe o * _~ — ss - a ~~ (acm be: . ua “ , , ” a ” og x ™ a0 [> . ‘mere ow Ff >! » 4 his hit with rag? oy eve . ° ae : - ard « i w ‘ r = s bs ec | coughs SOROS og 2g ing 2 + srarnteed wi Diam wed Muisten cornstarch with ecTeam, put ; 4 >. ~~ UP a oe e a o " . : ’ « aap : eet ‘ . . , t . 3s $e a dere oe eye e . Fi Bite SS esha +, ay sa Se a 3 te 2 Nomey Tee me don ot e n. 5 tte tigi ~® Ss yi , a 3 e +a ‘ ad 3 * = ae i cathe ‘ s + . ne ee + va . By F an : : . # , : 4 f.
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> > SPST eee Tee ee Fete ee erre era ertenettenN aoe Ee veeeeees cee oes [To PALM: BEA CH seevbevenenes te Ra Rentini tb tbe te dedi eel —— rr ~———- — eee lai site we, on a MRS. OLIVER PERRIN eeetieaieeemmecmmeameamemen eee € © 60 y ne MISS DAPHNE FIELD , CH/cCAGO Qvvwvwvvwwvrre bright and shining. Looking-glasses are tissue paper. the regular cleaning day, momenfs much may be plished. A number of mirrors be cleaned in a half-hour. every other week, the polished with.dry, soft cloths. Here Are Vart T is one thing to own a nice hom and another to keep a nee hor “- quick cleaned with a soft, wet chamois af may be easily polished with wads We need not wait for at accor - Jf the silver is cleaned thoroug it may be wasn off week with silver soap at little piece of camphor gum put In “HOM YAKING HELPS “Everything the House Helps to Make the Home’”’ WANDA BARTON er closet will help keep silver » mere are no special creams or at hand, whiting mixed into with a little ammonia and Will do nicely, provided the not very black. erent sorts of bric-a-brac re- fferent methods of cleaning. all china and glass orna- may be placed in a wooden pand washed with lukewarm, Water. A soft brush should 8 carefully on the ornamenta- They should’ be rinsed care- | >< ADVERTISEMENT mous Black and White Beauty Creations Is Proving This More and More Every Day. Not so long ago a renowned aut on the care of the complexion said: ” me a person who has ugly blackt their face and neck. and I will ther giving eri ttention and care one sure in You one who is ¢ not careices in not using the eahiest wav to heep these caxfplexion ers away’ ; -_HMow true "eh « especially wil! mead of getting rid of : to do tes them, and (here ts seo humiliated ty eet showing r «kin the preper car. a few and first ciean the face with Black White Cleansing Cream: then, after ing this off with a towel, apply @ of cold cream to be absorbed by’ the. to supply the olle which the wind weather have out during the ei prorure- e ? nak ‘ bea Len skin live, get Saeupt ain — ou «ent Wt @ ‘our face these and charm | ae) a ; BLAC KWH Beauty er op . BLACKHEADS SHOW | YOU ARE CARELESS Tremendous Use of the F% at all, oO : former and Art 7 anys that they eecends every night 57 ame best i fucement Sorts of ‘‘induce- ts” are put on to make them better and get eaten. But the Gold standard ap- ”r continues to game Heinz Tomato flup. How long | ins tried it? M TE | 3 5’ © a ; . [ATO KETCHUP to Keep the House Bright and Shining fully and dried with a soft cloth. This does not have 90 be done very often, possibly only three times a ycar, but it must be done by careful hands f Bronzes Soft brush. If they are still dirty, they may be washed also, in luke- Warm water and dried with § soft cloths. Wooden picture frames that are dull may be cleaned with furniture Polish on a soft cloth. White frames should be re-enameled* Gilt ones: if very shabby, will have to be done over; silver ones can be cleaned. Finger-marks on white woodwork, Flain white paint or enameled wood- work are easily removed by washing the woodwork lightly and quickly with a clean cloth, wrung out of hot water and a little white soap. When cleaning the white baseboard, brush it free from dust, then clean it in the same way, holding a strip of biotting paper against the wall above ‘to protect the wall paper. In cleaning brasses, a good home- made paste can be mixed, consisting oi one ounce of oxalic acid, two ounces of rotton-stone, 1% ounces of sweet oil and enough spirits of turpentine tq mix to a paste. Rub this mixture on with a soft cloth and wipe it off and polish the brass with a clean gloth. If it is very dirty, the brass may be washed off first with hot soap-suds. Then the paste may be used. Many persons who are acquiring now and then a few pieces of old pewter will find that it is wise to wash this ware in warm, soapy ma y be (* Co water after using it. then to dry it off with a little wReat-bran and a soft @loth. If {t is very dirty. a paste made of whiting and alcohol will clean the pewter if rubbed in well. Rub the pewter afterward with a soft polishing cloth. Aluminum may be brightened by a paste made of 30 grams of borax and one of water, ‘ith a few drops of ammonia added. f course, wire-wool will remove all rough places and discolorations due to burned food. pper is always a pleasure to keep bright. for it repays one for the trouble. It always seems such a prosperous and thrifty sort a- terial No wonder old-fashioned heusgewives coveted it and kitchens are famous for thei: if the cepper vers mak a paste of flour, a vinegat the articles paste, then wash them in soapy water and polish them rliean soft clothe. Attention to these smal! details of Seaning will make a great difie: ence in the wholp Jouse. cleaned or ef mm hotel sup- dirt’ little salt mis : is with hot. with and smear this j f brushed with a —s — <a ——_o_....... PARIS—The mantilla veil has re- turned to queen it over all the other veils so fashionable this season. The mantilla veil of today is usually of very fine lace and it is draped high On the back of the hat and brought around’on each side of the face to fall over the shoulders. PARIS—-Soutache braid enjoying: unprecedented popularity. It appears on all sorts. of froeks ex- rept possibly those for evening wear. Frocks of fine woolen crepe are al most certain to be trimmed in long rows with soutache braid. ” 7 LONDON—The cape sleeve has been taken over by the negligee. It makes an especially graceful addi- is today sacewve eer "BIBLE THOUGHT! =FOR TODAY} Published for The BACK TO THE as Bur i GUPPLY IS SURE:—tTrust in the Lord, and do good; so shalt thou dwell in the land\and verily thou shalt be fed. a — — _ - —_ —_ — —— — - —-- — —— ee nn - ~ —— tion to the trailing lines of a rest robe, especially when combined with the surplice bodice and edged with a light fur. LON DON—Various shown today have collars. These may, of course, be worn high about the neck, but the way is to have them tied to another, leaving much of the neck bare and allowing the ends of the scarf to fall below the waistline spring wraps searf Chic One indeed Charming are the new Vanity Sets for dresser and dressing table, in white, cream and ecru. colored Sets. The in pink and blue are much admired and are stamp- ed for simple, yet effective em- broidery. Specially Priced PILLOWCASES Of excellent quality tubing; stamped and hemstitched to crochet; the $1 25 - o A TEA SET Blue bordered; 36-inch cloth and 4 ceghepse:. - I. 29 the Set. ‘y APRONS Exquisite new de- signs; each Colored Linen Towels 18-inch; heavy linen; 30 aterectioety: each. -. OC VANITY SETS 2a amet Seok 4.) ee VANITY SETS 3 pieces, stamped 29¢ on ecru; each Watch Sunday's paper for Announcement of a Sale on Bedspreads. TO. Scarfs. Curtains, Etc. $19 Locust fast of Ninth The POST-DISPATCH ie the only St. Louis evening Bewspaper giting Assuciated Press news service. ~ eee end, | green , of are _——— oO — —+ os - - + ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1923. I ee ——— ouseecmnet ~ ~ a —~ ma LE et te ™ LS A a — eo . /._ oases ote AN «a vee wl : How to Seiée : Saas Novel Delicacies | ODD AND INTERESTING FACT S FROM EVERYWHERE | in Pimento Cups By Jeannette Young Norton ID peppers are not only deco- rative, but wood as well. In MiOst jor lute fall sees their depend upon th or those ith oil, or, en little pimento cups, which canned and bottled prod- tery “aS ‘alities and we must aones all, the a hew i uct, | seeded, las Canes fi | er, | they strike | to this | brine / With | balls, may peppers have been then packed in an acidulat at Which keeps them firm and} -looking to serve as salads. | may rinsed well,and used | ir cooked foods. Altogeth are nice to kndw about, and | a cheery color note in our There 12 cups | tew more than in the They keep well being opened if.kept in the in a cool place. Cups be Salad use or chopped and mixed to make savory salad) In preparing pepper cups for} baking, stuff them lightly with food that cooks quickly, so that the cups not get limp and lose their liound, sweet brine DCBAYS They be they table delicacies the bottle, are and a cans, utter The for may cut up in strips | cheess | shape. | i'chopped ' White |jon juice, , serve (to each pepper ' three i sweet hea\ i spoonful of chopped, Fill | ia. buttered | rounds. Grapefrult Ientree. all grapefruit four pepper cups ter, then place them on lettuce leaves, | Add to the drained grapefruit three tablespoonfuls of very fmely choppe1| walnut tablespoonful of | leaves—choosing | teaspoonful of on-! a little salt and a little red Moisten this mixture mayonnaise made without| fill the cups lghtiy and any fisy dish. Oyster Peppers. | freshliy-opened oysters | cup. Add a level ta-| blespoonful of fine crumbs to each oysters, pepper, salt, enough y cream to moisten, a tea- of onion juice and a tea-| washed capers. after buttering them | and out. Place the cups on| baking dish and bake| them in a brisk even from 10 to 12) minutes. the cups on toast If desired, a thin cream) skin from the pulp of and set it to drain, wil Remove " ripe brnise in cold meat, u celery leaves pepper heavy mustard. with Allow three spoonful the cups, inside Serve ‘sauce may be served in a hpt sauce- | /to be used in cold water, | them | pepper, bv ' ! } | ful eee wu SuccucseGubesgnccccucccuchsbunasens as 'in the cream mixture, ial boat. én Newburgeb Peppers. pepper cups a8 are) then drain | meat of a. Rinse as many Cut fine the | cold-boiled lobster. Ad | two tablespoonfuls of| and one finely- Make the sauce of four eggs dry. good-sized, salt, chopped chives minced pepper cup. beating the yolks until they are Hght in color. Add slowly three-quarters of a pint of cream, pepper, salt and a tablespoon- of Worcestershire sauce. Melt half-cupful of butter in a and when it is melted turn stirring stead- ily one way until it is thickened. Then add the lobster.. When all is hot fill the cups and serve on toast rounds, garnished with parsley. The remaining mixture should be kept hot and second helpings, if desired, may be served over the toast rounds. Chicken and Mushroom Peppers. veel, cut in pieces and saute in butter a half-pound of fresh mush- rooms. Cream a cupful and a half of minced chicken in the usual way, seasoning it well. Add the mush- rooms. Rinse and dry the little cups, then fill them with chicken. Serve this delicacy hot dish and garnish it with sippets and parsley. a full saucepan, pen- | the | on a toast | per ) | x , a | A: Nit : +; ; { ilMty, ’ ' ee 7 A = _ ~ tl | TT ! OY Os OY < ha OO ee oe | Yrs a PSeeseceeegesece =e Bbeateeessese SUP Dus: produ: with* " The first P f d te i) the Hemeric about 2550 years old. poems is Limes as rare as twips proportion is gone to 256,000 birthe One } , Three ‘indred and sixty plays were ced in London during 1922 1904. - liwre until! ” f more and there 1909 if } f . | ’ . . 2Ua lrunls ; rare 1? iple a are times as s and than 2000 if eatimated that te paint Roughly set of quadruplets kets quadruplets were born in England In is no record of any the liner for than an top side of a big transétlantic from to rail cails | enough paint to cover more acre of su: Waterline of fuer The average age of Londoners has increased by two years in the lust the 10 years Ask for Our Interesting Booklet Which Explains Thrift it_ Terms Completely SrorlihtDuncker Beautiful Suite Economically Priced Trorlichi Duncher This Suite has been marked _—_ on he te May? abil uy A , ee HI vais . “a Staats ars ice = ee so low that if we asked you to make the price you would name a higher figure. 2 y/ } . a ta Vf YS aw be . \ “Mp : see : The Madison Library Group ANLY in its sturdy simplicity. The design of this well built settee, rocker and armchair includes scrolled arms and gracefully shaped y comforta This three-piece TRIPLE GUARANTEE suite of solid, selected birch, toned a shield-shaped panels of walnut veneer. U nusuall piece. ble spr embellished with seats on eath beautiful mahogany brown, at the amazingly low price of Royal Wilton Rugs—Just 15 One of a Pattern These Ruqs are a very good quality. | You find them more often than not priced at $75 lo $80. 9212. $67.50 8.3x10.6—$66.50 RIPLE GUAR-« ANTEB FURNI-~ TURE is the fruit- age of a co-epera- tive idea, wherein the Home Furniash- ingg Style Associa<- tion of America, and an exhibitor in eaehkh eity, like Trorlicht - Duacker in St. Leulsa, are effering home fur- miznhings that are seundiy consatruct- ed, correct in atylie, and modetate in price. The third guarantee is that of the Award-Win- ning Manufac«~ turers Seamless . Axminster Rugs | . 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ANTEE model priced at $18.75 The Asbury Douhle Daybed A Tarn of the Wrist and The ASBURY Double Daybed « made. The hidden “ other half”’ slides automatically as the folded matiress opens. Toned mahog- any (but built of enameled steel) including well made qattress with charming eretonne cover and val. ance. A TRIPLE GUARAX- TEE Daybed priced at $33.75 Buy on Thrift Terms—a Year to Pay! Railroad fares refunded ac- cording to As- sociated Re-- tailers’ Plan. Srorlichit Duncher LOCUST AT 12TH ST. - Mail orders Al through el oe om serve =
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eo COMIC PAGE | 51.LQUIS POST-DISPATCH | COMIC PAGE PAGE 36 : ." a NO ONE ELSE KNOWS HOW TO PRONOUNCE IT EITHER—By RUBE GOLDBERG a ~ ; bs -_ | ‘OL. 75. NOs 175 TALEINSG ABOUT “TH “THE AAME CF THINK oF Tre cee SObIS- A WoOAISERFOL FHAT OLB we COVERY oF THE’ IisSCOVERY of KING WHOSS ING TUOT-ER- TOMB OF THAT CLR ||) “THE TOMB OF | a yg goers : eR + bn ge ESretian KING YW KHIG TUT- St BiScovERsS WANT to be in fashion WHO Siete Ss HIS ‘| WHAds-HISs-AJAME And with Dame Pashion stand: MAHE +r.U-T ~K3-kK-at | ee ceceinatittinningeicstingenmeniae | CALLING I want to wear a scarab A-M-E-A’ it pon my four-in-hand. . I want a cigarette case, | SO IGNocRAANT > nee anes rine | BECAUSE T CANT | Inscribed with hieroglyphics - { ; , = KING ; thing. : That don't mean anything . sensinniies —— pguiakis a: - —— —_ ba: a EVERY BobYa«s WHAT WAS wHAT Bo Yo wy t 4 ; a Ah . * P* wp te . RAB D Oe op nF Got Aha tscande ede he » . Lied, See NOT so. Some politicians seem to think that r~ ¥- re : T-ANKH Because Jess Willard is going to political econon) can't be taught in y- | TY train at Excelsior Springs it doesnt our «-hools unless they have a [fin- ' pecessarily follow that he will get ger in the pic. the stuffing knocked out ef him | aaa 7 - - i« ro ? hg riley if is SA iti io c 7 . BA eee eatin a me of Be g's» fe. u hakins CALL Coen ‘ MAC, | 5 SUP me Bi0o ARe. ‘> Cea a i. oO bm tray 7 « Bue P. oe * ~ ting. but he didn't get the jump on Giants are talkin , a LN gs ~ @ ; : : {2 ; rey — S| ae Se eee aan ee Star.” | And there ain't nobody can tel! him : i 4@: | ; Fr — 4 400.006 marks because (ww Too much moonshine, marbe. i nothin’. = . : | dealers were beaten. by G« selling brench newepe o = cea teen of Kettwic. Nevuseen military telephone wire has beer fmed 1.6°°.90°0 m These fires ate in , ae | with an otder br Genera . a French commander. that ef ee ne cam EeyeT — Ame: ; towns throughout the Rah N ——e SO Re ne ee | heavy-heavyweight \\\ \\\ a - — — —$—$——______ ~. See — ~ _— - — er — ee a THE POWERFUL KATRINKA—Br FONTAINE FOX eee StS] ME'TROPOL shall be held responsible a % botage or other acts af 7 E CARR b signed to hinder the ¥ - Belgian armies of occupet man officials of such t liable te arrest and trial martiat im er'ous ~ Bochum fre was French treope swooped the Rathaus took the » - oF f wr - . , | ~ deft. Aw MAW } A 7 ' ' ' , 4a In Duesectdor?. Herr : ; ’ “4. S09 25%. ¢ a OG ee —— “I if V's 4 : (MN ss ~ " » * y eae, ee 2 ey. eG $ « Reg *~ r P - 5‘ ss . wy 4 ae ry . “~~ apparatus Stock I« Se The Frenc® end Belgian eccupation are adding te ‘ng stock for the operat German ralirceds. Test -ueihbeim. French treepe locemeotives. €¢ carloads of 26 carleeds of coal and t - : the roegnd house and repeal OO ee : : . : “, Pa : &e It is reported that . . . - 2?» 7 3 ' ee : ss Haverstein of Oberhausen ~ lLerd Marer Schaeffer , . '~ ~ - .* , i . b. . % EE cuguaseeecty eattmonaaaall | . ~ See , ) ,- —_—s ~ p ence The report states A SEEKER APTER HIDDEN FACTS .\ - : ° - 7 : “ 1 4 are «enor To “ee - | © oe frem - , ) , “eg : : ee -¢ 7 = . ; city tm the Sarre Vali in When the New York Centra! imaugurated its fast service between New * Zo r , o : Fs sg Raiireed a erk and Chicago there was a great pother along the main ine. Emn ~ lll . = as (1a F Operation f what s° weenie. tee lt — ee ee | = I te fe , ; | £2 : The Rohr allies are © tsoever Tank were instructed that the paramount consideration was +> | , . ot PEGS : 1s - th Tw “ , i~ a r . of cee 2 o 7 . . — 4 — : - A “eS . , : “7 > Bet = ith place °o orrrate ge the entieth Century Limited through oa schedule. verr 5 = o - | r-' re t , 4 the Rukh Rhire. the passenger department of the system must be subordinated +o + \ te) ne , . : 2 * | | ad 4 tuhr and nels object : | os ; , j ate: ys ¥ : '2 | ; 3 exeeption of those in ft . sit 7 F , a - ~ 7. i ' és - P . P ~~ ye ’ ’ : * i } . 3# . » » ae Britis sree a ye . . . , . “ss 2 : s : — oa P > : ; '“. ~ . ' “ “a = ‘Ff rt 4 2: : C & callow vouth. Br enthusiasm anid a sense of his respon ties } 7; : .s 3 ’ | — : ' al —- i be “ } an : . as. — - . _ » a Sos = ~missien, Wil the acs mp, though, for what be lacked im experience. In addition beine the | “4 | | yr oe i et Se 2. a ; 3 _ ticket seller he alse Was the dispate ber. ’ P “4 a = ’ ; : > ” a *~ : , __ B. “St —_™ a * ; : . “1 _ i x ‘ ; - + = . , . y # —— A - e . ~ ~ a's o . ~ . = ae a . : v4 ® Wintry evening just at dusk be caught, passing we — SS ee —— ~~ =~ oars _ wo sg : - : rs : bai des. ¢ srmoect that the Twentieth Century Limited was two hours beh: Ole _ | ; “ me oa Se a - > a signed to a “ _ — : —— . ss * —_ 4 . - > -» , - » = * / retarded ber be did not learu, but he Knew wereis have been hampered br we Se oes oe > mm * '* w > “ais ~~ y » > > a He lit his lantern, sharpened @ pencil and get ox 20] | : ea - peacu: 2nG FOF Out & netebook. t as : . . - : ae, : : our him down to bide his time. Ten minutes before the belated limited —— . : | pyle x ~ a ——— ; a — ee ee ote "y te whis past be left the station, walked eastward slong -ha tracks a quarter P - - . aad : = tn a . = Sein, ei . at ~ weoGe meay oe & ~ “ . . ~ ~~ =e . ) | ae , a end most ef these @ill the beadlught bore ipte ‘a Tr an aa . make up the Pr i —* ae ag : — / _ 4 : — $ ‘ ‘ = el ¢- eit 4 lest “ Se Se - Cas “> sg ial | | = _ tee meer wae driving his locomotive at tremendous} N THE ABSENCE oF THE eS Re aS ee : - “o hundred Germana, the ous Speed. Sudden'v, far ahead, be sav nye Sai haps mt. Mle RE pena. DEE he % Le ‘ “ were slammed up aguiast Rheads of their berths. With eparks _— FERRYMAN , KATRINKA WANTED the youth stood The*engin er an . 0 THE FER RY BOAT AsO cefuse to pay this tax Gows bis lantern o2 the right of way. braced his pad in the crock of his a 6 AO ORING IT OVER Were slammed up agaigst the end bu!k! ef th he a eee : EY from ber bee! the sporting m | stonned -. =a @ 2 lt , . ' i. ~* a > ~* a po : 4 Pitan irene et , To HAVE Jimmy Worthe UNTIE ARR oO ~ [oie ee ee the cab and ran forward. sputtering onestions wade: a : — a a - ae x a. . ‘ BUT Jimmy's MA oBJECTED. I'll tell you how to beat this school geme. Let's sneak ia on little Ginger George and grab a measles. : Z WONDER WHAT A MAN UNDER HOT TOWF ‘KS AB RIGGS as -_ - - TO LS T . Ss res i THINKS OUT—By B (Copyright > ’ ; ‘ : Yow! tmatr's a nor OW-c00), HOLY Ssmowe! is - GVEss fll Ger Busy cw pre's RViNE “S SMOTHER me [ Prew? | Can! SCARCELY BaBr* HE'S GoT No SBUSEF THIS WRETCH TRYwG To MY INCOME TAK REPORT AD Oo DEATH? 1 KNow! Mu ter Breathe ! | HOPE Ther's The NO « Dow T waeasT A&A Sus Speen: t esr = To DEAT ? ee SE OVER VET: i ane get ye ‘LAST one.... Gee! ir must MASSAGE --- No, ComB GEF RIGHT DOWW WH Tre PVE Got LOT OF WORM To me INCOME Tax!* Tawes ag gem iS wer tee a —.] Be Feece % wave alo EYES -- OFFICE .... + HOPE Tee - : GVESS -t WOA) tf ; ALi CONE CAI RPaKkc SD cre-Saits Are BE , i rATSE To Se LATS . WworK- NEXT OWE wonT Se So HoT eo ae SCRAPE --- LOTTA worK meg Seals he Gets “7 MUST HUSTLE RiGuy Down , T We > eee : — “KE TS-- HE : ¢* . ? , } Peele hp /} get | accel te Ts SETTLES TT! Sea RP al Rape eden pind AR dean as BE AS Se a TE saat dl da vite CRI RICE SA. oe us 4 1. gm 5 Sia Ra LIM ie ahh *