St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 6, 1923

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PAGE = * (“Sees_| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [iazainn opy it, 1923. AG f 25, ree (Copyright, 1923.) ain o asa Over Last Month The Only E vening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated ee Rae! Keats | (Complete Market Reports) ~* —__— -— - => —--7 =e ee — rm a eee ee et eee SOME BEQUESTS IN. ™",ctow roms HARRIS TESTIFIES. | Woune Woman Who Was Marrie “TRC VANDERBILT "ecient. =o TWO MORE WALDBART WILL a: 2°""2°"" © VANRAALTEGOT18 a ——,, | ANDMISSMORGAN see cen 2” OF GERMANY’S FAIL TO SATISFY ‘in c2.°2 °° PERCENT ONLOANS — EOS WED INNEW YORK.....=es" INDUSTRIAL at a. m. — Official forecast , NEW YORK, March 6.—Walte: H useke F ft $75 000 PENCER BATTED | for St. louis and O%, D 4 ‘ eS Webster, insurance’ broker, ws re) e er ; ° . tiga -. 4 ai : gm A 7S P o e oe yds ;, ef: oO oO ont ; inti ? : ’ 000 IN THE vicinity: Partly Bankrupt Diamond Importer # ieee ae sre ss nee | Millionaire, 42, and 18-Year- a fi ie - R mi on | CEN | ERS | A . — ; ) ) 1 indictment charging the H cloudy onigt | : ; — ae oe a ee pe ear BREN! nos Declares Broker Holds) . “7 ee cc Ree Old Daughter of U. S, larceny of more than $30,000 sui Considers She Has Been a somewhat colder, $490,000 of Gems on (aes a ee hae Consul:-at Bitssdle: Got), a eee tonight, with the i tg : : cerns throughout the country ! ' Treated Shabbily. PANNE | lowest tempera-| Loans Totaling $275,000. as a ; Pet ae ee | Newport After Ceremony. %"2"°* * corporation for (rading og | French Forces Seize Refi — ‘ , ture about 32. eS Sis ] the i “4 at ‘ ie mm » ~ b ‘ Menge ste On ; SO SAH Sn — feet, a fall of . souls K. Harris, president of th es ; ‘EW ; ¢ . e 7F . Pad . “ € ae. - NEW YORK, M . ‘ red by a vianket of orchids.\ was ote | Harris & Kober Diamond hesaalie | Te arch 6 Stealing a Former Playmate of Saint-Gaudens Position at Cologne Made in- arris é sorting | : . mare "é . turned to a light snOW. (6 7094 Olive street. which fai] | Se 4 3 Re ee en peenee SS Oe oo os : i Diffi t; Ebert vault In Bellefontaine Cemetery. He which melted upon touching the di ‘ecg " alled last . % sons who had gathered before «he | by the Famous Sculptor. creasingly ichl > . s+ - , ah week with liabilities estimatedl at | % ; Das : , , . led Saturday in his seventieth year earth, fell in St. Louis today. The 3 : Park avenue resicence of Glenn | By the Associated Press. W uld Pr F . In- ? 4 > 7 2 iti et a a . ' , > as | COndIT) nse } ‘ . ' ay , ‘ art ] 13 : ‘ . * . - . , . . . ° ‘5 ee ae ae ¢ i — 0: , ; just a friend f wr ay th. ~~ lane Gilt i ing outranked two other records the Community Church, performed . = _ ‘ > David Banzhoftt., all forme: railroad industry Rocky Secuns ” ia as gathered by the reporter fol-| going with the men. «They assured |’ : ngs Finer there were several hundred persons ) ' ; , i] } itn Su i : , ing str ie e in ¢ erpiit iorse snow ct rs, . . ; : ’ him that all now was well and wher we owned by Wan Raalte an "u in line at the Election Commission of a dancing establ nmenit 4 the Vander! hot how lors ting. of Fred W. Knott, a dentist, with LAINDON, March 6.—Formal @d@e- mi lial | aii i “We ta I i . . os ’ siiii i - - . en . ‘ + e ° . REGEN IOM Edinburgh had put up.a recor for the ceremony tion for mediation in the Ruhr was +) ews oie of 14 hours 36 minutes, for con- |]; Glenn Stewart had been scheduled 4 na ade in the House of Commone thls e r ia outside ti4¢ , ' i . » . - a e " ” o 4 " and Kober operated this business in 7) It i 19-29 7 , e 1] tinuous dancing to give Miss Morgan !n marriage residing at 1243 Amherst place led afternoon by Ramsey Mac Dongi@, el ai i . ‘ ‘ j oo je ,Toor : =" . ‘ . . ‘ . ‘ ’ ; U1 chi "hi ‘ ) ; ( y . at. who was calie: , pe: ; while Constance, the Countess of Dr. A Legga ' | laborite chief and leader of the op- was hen he made tf That cs Vi hy hor Departme! Nliss Moor an's siater and fen the house after K nott had died ; Maupis, 411: . gE ma ' \ position on the floor ‘ing business, and also were inte- any f th } r NEV) mention ed if ! Ws, lle left dlause. ‘ : , — , _— ? O { ose isterer] auring A iq . 7 ce "fe e | ] r e.- said ate! that when he “aw Kno ' : } ‘ ‘ — d‘in a (} Oousinge trust and a con- the last few davs ar BOARD WALK Miles ‘ athl n Vand rbiit. the brid aid la | , ana MacDonald moved that the French ’ : . ¢ : mae oe) Vs 1) ’ Pa ” qa | ‘ ls Af ite ‘no _ _e : . » ) " . “wT, > ‘ ned thea 4 ry ‘ ‘ ; | | i Ss “ } (‘at i. ‘—s ra’ 2) . 4 : . “a : , 7 never done a thing for him. about cotton pricesa ' The “kitine”’ of ec} ' ¢} = ony 4 re opposed to A G L| UOR-LADEN SHIPS maids. Mrs. Stewart matron of honor i wish I could end it all He said be invited to co-operate with @6a } © rs 4 1e cotton plat ~— sane tosh oy ; ; , ‘ - arg ae seit Psi — " % mney vac « age walle we in Roxana night witnessed a thrilling chase my He produced papers showing Kmters Cage to Get Money for Oper- VeNeill in the House of Commene rana and Chestnut. when he came | to have ay v of o - sid e ih fal un Be able to atten: Harris then a Pi ia ry all as Dast conducted by coast guards in pursuit he had been divorced by Cathleen ation—Surgeon Gives Service Free. veaterday afternoon, declared French to hoard with my mother on Walnut) dent responded, “and I — ; —- ti me . ‘ en ery eet. ‘verted fishing smack loaded G Nielson in Newport in April, 1920.) ny ine Associated Prem action in occupying the territory Be- Street 35 vears ago He begged her, not as much of é inere i rhe aret question asked was if ino ©: ' sede rh sil of & conve Poon elas ae we: ee Miss Morgan gave her address as | x W March 4 The happiest, tween the Mayence and Coblens and about it.” firm had borrowed money from Van W ASI INGTON Maren ty T down with a cargo of blazing liquor Rruasele, her birthplace at lucerne LONDON March 6 . app Coblenz and Cologne bridgehead ‘fo lend him 1 >+ a0 that he could 4 ’ uJ ee it OoOneys » . . ¢ ; ’ salte : . ‘ . - on ‘ ron f : ’ ») ; , : at boy in London today is Al oe es P a -_-—-- Raalte and he answered affirmati, Ggecision oOo i iO Depa ; Tr) =e Pane ek : tor set the proudest , : an e a out Yor himself She loaned Backfire from the mo h Switzerland (red Garcia. 15 years old, son of an Feb. 25, was illegal under the treaty . a ‘ . .¢ nea ne 4 . holding i it eayry Da 2. ’ - : . - | tory = ° nd he KY IN BER! rT SANA ORIUM ; HT said that ; ei d hk obese aa | ’ ; 4 V" hi , ‘ 2 . ~ @ m we 6 > a l, : ‘ ‘ f ’ } " “ a _ ’ “ . m every penny she had ans GOR L ' 9 teal nd rt. Letie aot ; rolling interna: | Vessel ablaze about five mites off the The bride is Catholic and Vander- |. wus conductor of Versailles, and that the wis : 1e aia Ice ‘ . . SA) 11@ ie? Ti = . Bil : ‘ ji rn for ¢35 ocala rin to art and science iN? j an ad\ ance W~ hen Tne loan was tna A > da’ it a the , —— aiacitien : The eargzo was Aeatroved and the 160 The A j hiv aa . ah gee m - * . : Dre. ‘** a housekeeper for m fT 2°? | view devote: Md { 2 ae ae ; e+ wage : eon Paeae 2. Column 2. turned over * 109 10 Nie sistet (entinerd on Page 2. Coteme Conti “eon Pas 2 Column 3 ‘which politics will find no place Continued on Pace 2. Column 90° 7 } 4 . , . ‘ 4 ! : Campbell who spoke for! Secretary of Labor Davis appeared;?' lased In October, 1921 rs office at that time, an office in the Lister Bullding, and : . - . ris ? oOonoerTr a8 iy) 1} 12 le } cr ; , ry au and his mother: on the platform and v introduced ] «& Ix he a: il ai idua : ! 1y) } it} was an unfair iV Iie knewWi py the President the head of the La ¢ ’ } > + wot - . rm 4 — aagaition BO. <4 Ul I a} ¢ o their diamond import- registered - | AVERAGE 4 { me y FOR FEBRUARY

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wm to 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH arial sens. a EL eames - weg EERO NRET KITCHEN WORKER HELD AFTER © SENATE VOTES 1 ANDERSON SAID TO HAVE PAID CANT SEE REASON FOR ‘raat ware: Ser. GOOOMILE TOUR OF Rr tae Ore Stag rt ESDAY EV ei MARCH 6, 1929 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH’ 'y Man Taken After Long Chase Saiq ABOLISH THE STATE. MEN ON “WET” NEWSPAPERS continiine SHOP STRIKE "ict'tizts’inc'trwete?”| INSPECTION BY AIR zeta aaSe™ |" hs waa Is Connected With Ku Klux. = | By the Associated Press. Circuit Judge Falkenhainer today McPHERSON, Kan. March ¢.— es 2 nA ; if to try George ‘ ATLANTA, Ga., March 6.-—H. W.'! disqualified egg teas’ aieciamedi fter.a 10-months’ chase through | etiiet in ® New York Quotes | : ‘le 1 Touch $4 year 2945 3 Acting District-Attorney of President Harding Says There Is} mvans, “imperial wizara” of the} Gen. Mitchell, srl FOMCHIAE Dean, 9* ota charged with man-| South America, Canada’and differs street. who is | , >. issu as -d statement declaring | ade Landing 5 Feel of Snow Cavanaugh by an automobile truck | joseph L. Gagnon. whose operatio C. revent Settlement. ee ee : , Landing in 5 Feet of Snow. | Cavan: : wittel So “— Saloon League Executiv ‘Edward Young Clarke no longer : he drove last December, because the | engineered from the kitchen of » has any official connection with the —_ Judge recalled he had sentenced | - “7 - w « ; | = . »pP } By the Associated Pregs. 'Knight& of the Ku Klux Klan. He} By the Associated Press Dean to a vear in the workhouse in | McPherson ‘ a —_ ¢ ; »* ic t | PT IA! ies were | my . ; a - os s : oe “~ ° fr - . ° P - . ° Measure Put Through by By the Associated Press were against us, if their nan WASHINGTON, March 6.—Presi-| ceased to function as head of the| WASHINGTON, March 6.—An ac-| 1418 ¢or a similar offense. ‘have cost McPherson citizens $56.- . 4 > ; f >i, $ } , - . *\ ¢ . eS ; +} ' ‘ y f iy + . NEW y 3:4.% Mar 1 hh, VM Hf A mn ‘ ibe a aint een i bia i Bua informed offic ers former propagation cle partment count of 2 5000-mile inspect ion ft ip ( avanaugh, Vv ho rial at Bs icp 000. is preparing to return to Me. Cora Si { ‘ . ° ene . : oe | . 5 7° 7 7 | ‘ ? -j 4 ' > - > «» ¢ \ . ~ j © S ’ , . ‘ents to hi mM And rseon hi: 1s said th: if of the railwav shop crafts that he iw nen I. Wr) de; he authority date 2 just CH mpi leted hv Brig: adi ec- (,;ene! i] North Rr wpe gs Sh ad nby en a Pherson. following his arrest in f Me ‘ , + : >) j ‘ ‘ } Sa 4 = ’ oe ." - —~* Does > 4 : V a) f ‘or ‘ - ~*~ - . “ae : Strict Adherence to Caucus 4'i-Sa!oon League, has admitted |) gue propagandists working for'can see no “adequate question of teh pptixrer ct under en eee ene | William Mitchell, assistant chief cf | truck abe Oe en een aay, | Kankakee, Til, according to word iam $1,152,658 Tot, A Opag wee ' = ele which r. (Clarke ' of nersons at ayior avenv hae boa ‘@ smbar- 1e contract under whiecn MM! rmy sir servi lic at Sroup of | : receiv here that he paid cash to employes of | newspapers might have been ambat rrinciple,”” which warrants @ rented | the army air service, made public at bata al C 13 last ludge | received P ‘ey eement. A A ST . : aading with theri’ hich wa! \ was operating.” sak “hd eof & flieht [ane Broadway, Dec. 13 last. Judg Gagnon left here last May; it fp oom Is $70,974 vile , newspapers, SavS a statem rassed in their s ins " = : , .~ ss Tie W seaieone tne ar epariment, telis ot é igh ., ’ ainer Pr ] he ) 's | ' , ' 4 pa} - a3 re 1? it had become known delav in the settlement in all di! ~ : t . Kalkenhainer recalled, Ww “at — ' declared. after doing a flourishing - whliin . yt ‘rr g ‘> ] 27) ~ i it ié ow ‘team . je bd + *) 0% 2) ‘ t i 3 ror) ‘ ] ; r. ai 7. —— o¢ " P ‘ , t we , ‘ > = es ee > public today by Acting District | yi ploy of the! tric f last sunimer’s shop:rens Clarke on Sept. 24, 1923 an-jthat began from Washingto case came up todey, ” Dean) nuginess resulting from his “inside = Sought in 10 . if the eq} , ‘ " were in Uf r —etpmetatl ie o ** ete peilt f snane!} shter tt : ad the; esignation as imperia ft and ended here March 2, he pleaded guilty of mansiaughter tn ltips’’* from “J. L. who, he ex- HOUSE EXPECTED TO ett ney Pecora, who is having aj} a ee | nounced his lot n n : >} i bie jieazue j : kleagle of t} Clan é ndictmenz : . : Son a ‘¢ Jar... 18. 1918, in the killing | : ; ealer . % li *.* . ; ae eation OF the ex-! Pecora plans to iqvite W..M. Pot- letter written just before he clones: oF. ore rays sooblacis yon ; | officer having touched the southern ; MS court Kvers of 4218 Ne th N “* | plained, was a broker in Wall street) @ iciting In Je TAKE SAME ACTION penditure of $24,700 by Anderson for} tor of Mi Alle + ormer assist- mi written . returned by a Federal grand jury a! | novdee” of the sigue’ aout: Gleeee of Frank Evers o1 ei’ Nort hy ew- luy 1° gave Gagnon tips en the (am , oe . a : H . ) A "ALIC LI, a 4H " i.o@ ry ‘ : ] eh i . = . — at aes ‘te at . : ¥ publicits n behalf of the league. Pe- { testify ] | ; a ‘ : ; wiajsilaid stead avenue, nuirt a and market. the fatter confided to pe 2 Benefit of 40 ; i . i ~teaat . . , ‘ . , . 7 : + € ~ + | . ir Say ‘% i ‘ on 7 ‘ 4 all 1 Anderson as having said made public today at the White!Clarke with violating the Mann act ;tme northern botundar} . O'Fallon streets. Feb. 17. 1917. with friend, because Ciagnon had at one ; (ora quoied Anaderso as c : : : ant treasurer of the league, to & M R t t Old S | t to U league Mia ee +'on Feb. 11, 1921. and Ottawa during his journey. « machine driven by Dean. Thi time aided “J. L.”” when the broker ~“@ Mi a report Oo tne ieague iret }- r 4S. {) lee sent the case todav to J | > net Pe cele Sage Sete = o- an “ * “yi. Ppa rade iw ae a—— See A wee hington for Florida and fjouston. Tex., last week, charge ee ese ae we eer ites samen dian. ee gh = RR EI es. ee S Atiaekoma oe eth RFE GREP San es. wire, bem ocutntnaiaen eninge plone Wad. in: an abhi taste aie ccs re Resti — “Pam directors | House, the President dec lared that } OS FRE BAP ARE TRO 2s GION Hee, S eel RS latina IES LO ew Als en ae eee BARTEL a : ee ading . By sheer force of its caucus mig the Democratic majority in the Sen- ; > Jap cine pees ¥en. - ee ee ee eg ————— ——_— net been fours Charged With Murder. Dangerous for French Agents, Dispatch | } } . F 4 > yf Aa! \] hin? rf’ | pon ¢ et:'mated . —_ ; . ‘ y sn ( ‘ + ; erty will be in the hands of a group) Pane: ee - ee }untary oy ay in hankruptey wasiwith eight guns each and Gax Al i a a eon | WALDBART WILL t 40 * ce of the! | ine g@uns cach were Suit for $203,843, damages was proved successful. says an official Be of Canvass,- VG@ s _ . . "Or , ue s # St. Louis office at 3725 North] ; view of the circumstances, Her. ' "4 » | . ; la month and later $50 a month and *! : Roe 4 ! ’ . ‘itv. bv the Cain- " > , : kg | through the bill to retreat from the question is whether they will assess ‘ret: 1¢ Neaca’ ape companies A three-day flicint landed Gen. | Cily. he Cain Hurley Lumber Co. on April 2 ty 4 gr Louis and St Jersey, and Wag as ‘follows: “tae ‘ ASSES ' se notes which fell due Jan. 11. ters. - If the bill passes the House, siale 414 not do it ma Corporation, 1e _ 594 ‘aused bv defective | . . “3 : 2 STOOK INN, Was CAUSE By A Cerectye | shdir work, during (Weiee ee 684 Community Fur pokitics instead of by scientific study. PER CENT ON LOANS | * , °9 tell that tht shop crafts of the New 8 ee : conditions.”’ er company. The petition states sone When the Queen recovered 3 i ' ) slogan, “Suppose d af i ifi ‘to send my autographed photogra,sh airplanes ners deman or a scientific assess- |} that the settlement of the shop crafis ee sent the larger part of thy , fess to have information t tain of passage ‘firm borrowed $20,000 of Van Raalte,| her? It was worth a million to look | } Rae | Way a } , to discern any adequate question ©f | oeeupation of Munich megs “ee for Negro Slayer. Members. ay as the recent Trunk, all Republicans, denounced , Tear : ar . time and! this distressing situation in refusing ‘ t , >in which American ma Harris Shed; Tears. peer wert se the. time and r Phelps of 1514 North Sixteenth strect | of killing Preston Young, negro, a debate sazines - givers to the fund—f corporations and big utilities, which sale: : ' thev | jority. The informati Which = cles lay stress a ee ea receipt ; mae and female mUTSOS, but they | Jo - Sam Sokolik in a meat market they | qay of murder in the first degree | Commons last night voted “it is de- ol S01, up to last nigh for these transactions, stating that} couldnt stand it. He would swear oe ‘ " Se | ‘ally isagreeuble The Democrats had little t« say | that we had put up something. of eens —« Gieneres identified leliveries of coal dur-)} tionalits This is intended to make |= a a x 4tugurated here While there is considerable doubt *‘ Ny SEES mucl smornalization to. indwubéleesca | ane | 7 l'nited States Bank made payable to of the bequest fo our relatives iy! and much demoralization t indus areas (oO wor, ® a philant hropy, the Max Hirsch, he said. was one 2!) ‘ : ' ’ hel males ) ‘ } n hij if had been an estrangement between less effective measures are found for (;erman has ceased to )6function. Ce TT? , rT the Reyublicans cast a solid vote their salesmen and called himse)! vs ee tag days,” and one . , y 3 r s 1 ' r Yor hinis ‘3s here ves — ' . . jworking for papers and concerns that {| New York ministet The total number of men still Producers , ‘tried out. Of these machines % Brookiyn (fi1.) Lumber Concern Al a . “err : * PERRET Oa a -———~ ac : Ke is ~ , . a p . ’ t i ‘ Py ° * 3 ~ g* “ —. - By [ RI IS A. Bil rs, — " i‘ 5 ‘ ow 3 A gain over the country has heen a I rat? . R e Assor lated Press. Statement said: legves Blaze Ww as Caused by ( OPENHAGEN, Maré rt 6. i@en . ~ malt Correspontient’ of the Post- |) ngrance, the assessment of prop-| | SOME BEQUESTS IN. of dispute, but officers of the Inter- “BW YORK, March 64-—-An invol-| ‘De Haviland planes, equipped ‘ eta | : Alexandria has undergone a rather | at Dinner wir ie« > ' : e : J 4 P ; id - : , Defectir e Fransformer. 7 e . , 1 ae aic- serious abdominal operation which TEFPFERSON CITY March >, iar officials who. almost W ithout oa a toda. that cif Ov per cent fil f le . | '”n a | tode os « YQ 1) af planes Ca *yre ing ni ee ; e 4 4 5 ; i] | ie wi a } ] ed 1T} ; ectera ul i a’ cl pe Ins i A OER > ‘ V; « | . * in *, . c t o The President s ietier was in re- | a covered with armor. *h ‘Vv mavwe : in a , av ' bay ontinued From Page (ne. . » | pictures. ©: nedway a , —— C ate late yesterday afte, noon Jatin ned e\ e open for political adva ntage. The |! - sponse tO one from Stephen hi. ; (Taims of $3990 were filed bs equipped vt ith small ban nN). Pore a l a. . nd a plan at sranite silver wedding anniversary will come (‘onnor, secretary advance taken by the Gardner ad- are| nursed him through illness afte hs ;, porte a fi a 8 ‘ : aiof Frcoklyn, Tl , —e , , ‘ eo : property at actual value in the face! illness Shop Crafts, Centra: T — _ The petitioners base their claim on Mitchell on the Canadian border and} m2 engines: yy Q The operation. which was. pe@e- ee: people cared for th eeeeeneon if 1917 in taxation mat of public opposition. The old offi- |" “hy | 191 7 } } ick we New | 4 Thev ihe flew from Detroit to Camp Bor- rhe piaintiff alleges that a fire formed this morning. was more se. Bs sons helped t 40 “in 191s, when he was so sick ioe : ap , . Seige F . . a9 qQo° : , ' ' ; thought he was going to die, she Your letter of March 5 come@ %@ are the Commercial Traders’ Cine-| den at the jnvitation of the Canadian Whi n Feb. 23, 1922, destroyed its rious than had been expected. The t : ° a , , c > c ait if , 5 | . ; c mai As eae se : “ . > . ‘ irit]e& ryil P . * *] . » / AB tt. probably will, the state a oyna een umamtaal : ; ‘ ati \ pj Sie l : biltil ; : at ° i stil Fas ‘ we ae ee i al : . , ee . “ard tem of assessment equalization - aa mv sentiment on this subject You was learned regarding winteé! {lying | and operated in the mill ‘by the pow Frederick waited in an adjoining — 10-day campaign : ea se “ae ies Doe " Olitical lines the tables were ‘ Not a Fair Proportion. aan aes e nares ae re ae a ee ee ee ‘lev operatives calle ¥ | . pe . , , I 1917 Continued From Page ine. “We don’t consider that $75,000 Jersey Cen}aal Railroad a1 faging TWO MORE OF Of the snow problem it was adéa Cain-Hurley pperative call d the of confciousness, she smiled at seeing exactiy turned yesterday. n ota ; : - Shleiensanttan so ae Sica alae ‘a relief fund?’ movement and ask me ERMANY’S INDUSTRIAL ed: fice of the Madison County Light and the King sitting at her bedside . came to a close 1 " ;OV tar (¥ as é c ay Pive -}18 a fair pr rtion. AS Tor tn “ ; Bes ” . ' ; , . cee the Republicans opposed Gov. Gard-/| Van Raalte, he on alw cto m es his a fair : ¢ ~ | | : G ge a eee are. equipped | Power Co. on the Gar of the fire and © certian 3ainineee: SERN annegneeniianeal ; 30 er ce of loans in diamonds pittance he left me who managed | Ree : ee - alia . ‘ ' Sag } ed 30 per sae . ee? : ee ak ae sick-—_|I am ‘gladly complying. CENTERS TAKEN |with skiis, it should be possible .O| complained that the transformer was} ,. : to sign the sympathy & ’ 6 © ment of property according to ac-|as collateral, in addition, he said. | his affairs all the time he was sick—| ; ; a es F “W egs tie orthiand.” tanec Sulina The light company first person 4 p —_— | $1,152,658.39, with ; ” S ‘as tense regret ‘ ¢ ‘where northl : 4 iz l - an) tual values. Yesterday vy unsuc-|} Van Raalte had $200,000 of thejI’ve done more.than enough work , Sn ee uae fae? ' : Sapaaeet a cade 4 Sadr : men to repair it and these men eh St Amana as Pe gifts expected to & d . ae coe oe s Aj 77 at.’ ‘ ai % | se be cessfully fought the Democratic firm's pape! and 90,00 ) in diamonds} fo , “ a 1 strike which has been effected on (ontinued From Page (ne... reported they had put it in sa fe con- week. ' e eturn to political assess- | securing the firm’s indorsement to | . iers View. , : ‘ajly ste | INDICTMENTS IN SOKOLIK CASE U1 ‘ if ‘ RICAN ‘MAGAZINES DEBATED ; egheme to ret , Ee A ae Dr. Willi ier: ‘ger f the railroad sys-| ¢ . infor that, if the | UF dition, the plaintiff alleges. That Success of the w ments, which had been decided up-|the customers’ notes. a, seed . prey | ht sparks from the’ transformer — es vere 3 “Was $75.000 al George left tems and the mileage of the country | German Government holds out much eeeeeneienrs night sparks trom a ‘ By by th on’ in caucus, and which was cer- On Jan. 26 last, he testified, th. Was $75, all old Georg ) | oars - —— : © campaign le a ‘ j possible On ¢ j longer the French policy of a pplv- Orville Phelps and J \ VicMahon ignited the mill, It 18 claimed. : Called Trashy,’ Anti-British and aie ip ainhbewdueddin mY: , 4 ie een « 1K" , ' Ee r vi SE ‘ . : ; eanin , . , 7. e _ “- : lin. ‘ fiery } : thre wav s} e cid The the resi. find ili\ SE If guhd ie” Yh y stronger pressure will lead to | Anti-Canadian by Commons Caucus Plan Denounced 'for which the latter required dia-j|a lim ! a’ ’ : g | ; a s valued a =5.000 to $30.0390;: most pecuHar man I ever saw, sir. ' ‘' ents charging first-degree ™ . 87 0 Senators Irwin, Bennett and, monds valued at $= ; ec 7 I looked after him for the last 10 principle which could justify @ imi- — Indietments charging fl By associated Press By the Associated Press. ‘eng $57,000,000 bond iss and shares of stock in two banks, ooKed after hint for the 1a: : » sf -t] iad ineniia’ " ise 7 rourder were voted by the grand jury "TE 1? * E RSON CITY, Mo., March 6. OTTAWA. March 6.—After a long i other way. Indivi co - or ‘aa vir an invali norityv of le interests involve in , . ; : 4 7 a se A é, the plan of the caucus, declaring the valued at $4500 to $5000. YOArte, ee ee Vermaly an: invale E:bert’s Espionage Order Makes It) this afternoon against Orville ;.~jJohn Lee, negro convict accused ; ; 7s couples, corporation actual demand for the repeal of the ; Se Ges Pats bl ” an f %ito make settlements similar thos» at ; oe re ° whnicn lave een nade »" if hls so sha. JSIaren ) Cla! te - ‘ : P - . ; " Ze ‘ Harris testified, tears welling in his; get a nurse to stay with him—tried : : sah the value af Deank (ton with the shooting of Julius and |g jury in the Circuit Court here to-| and anti-Canrdian, the House gf 7) financial expression siress on alue o eSt- . eves. ‘‘He would not give a hati been forced to higher assess- ater, reaches m® brings tl eonvietioy nt Ebert's recent emergency coun. * mé@nts by the commission, and not t} “% . ee : . Se , com = ee Sala ieee “thi hich spies | C nducted at 1113 Biddle street, Ja: and sentenced to death. It is the! sirable that measures should be Last vear, fund ° : . ’ j . : ¢ j AX . re an ale 1) 1% ¢ niinwueG ee ace 1G OT we SeT- | y" Spinnage atTtaqae Vv r * Ss s : } a from the small taxpayers the check he gave us was evidence |and disobey orders:and make him ‘ a : ' a : ee ee Fe 7 - Rel . 18 iast. Members of the family have’ first time the death penalty has| adopted to encourage the publica- 7) about 8000 gifts, yrs ' rut ment is largely responsible for un ‘king * France or elgitiim are oe ) ihn aiadin le ae : ut t em reels p r Un sei ng for “an O1 wi , ; ; } Phelus and MeMahon : heen assessed here in nearly 20 tion’ of Canadian magazines and pe- PR about $450,000, w : ’ = ‘ ‘ > sis » ah WW i rt leaité (oT) lit ns as l aiiroad is i ray l Ve, ‘Ss ? = 3 . ‘ . ‘* > =a feb They ‘knew they had the. In the last five years, Harris said, | Mrs. Campbell stayed Dy him | tortuna sae hee ashi ' whee cc ‘able to from Ii Sse ig ey anv ahs the rebbers who shot the two. vears riodicals. = ember agencies ind in. @ebate. 1@\5 n e) ( 2 ee h OR through it all.’”’ movements in some areas, and ‘to: | prisonment regardless of their n- , (2g , : votes to pass the bill and were anx- | his firm had borrowed = approxi- ; . the Community Fu ‘ sie ding ie ; - * iterruptes PLive 2 ‘+ with ae little expia-| Mately $500,000 from Van Raalte. Miss Anna Waldbart SST FUPtSS = Sasrvers | moe ee pas sit with as bt 7 | ‘ae aak ‘erninge a ec TE “We think the will was unfair. By ing the winter months, with result- {it impossible for French and Bel- | a nation as possible | He was asked concerning a certili- ; 7 | — essentials to the pl 8 . cate of deposit for $10,000 in the this we do not question the tustice ant suffering In NIA‘ COMMIUNILLES rian agents outside of the occupied a the economle advan oe sepeuican nes a. Harris & Kober bv “Hirsch & Co." Germany. We fail to recognize Mrs! try. s a situation which seems It is pointed out that the [ntera! one campaign, eliail ’ . ’ ° e . . . . ° ‘ . p : y © f ; the measure Was ass s nceere as 1 1 ‘ampbell S claim. Although there ror ‘ ) tO ne ‘ Ome nore cerLloiuls InN - lied (‘ommission which disarmnie r| . , a , } ty m attempt was madeto make it appear, | , tS pliicating drives . : ; 5 . ron : yiur of: . ce ra} ‘ the Paris ameliors ti ‘ ; Oe r I thea etc Pod) ¥ , “4 } if -gainst the bill It is probable the, lHdirsch & Co. for the prestige this ‘le George and my father and w i Lie ratlol W iti the neWw presidential orde } , wag coat ef raising meus real motive of the Republican oppo- | title WV ould rive him as a salesma 7 we os never were on more Tisai? 1S nNossible gor f,ermany ti preve) . % . EN penses Ficured eg . on ia his a & ior |) friendly terms with him, we natural CLOTHING OF SLAIN MAN any foreign interference or supe Ma ; sition was that the bfl!l will legislate | 2" that this $10.000 was money | ‘exe lntnead | : . J in) . rence per: The 4@ menial out .of off! two Republican Tax collected by Hirsch Ivy resent the implied discrimination VISION It is said Get mianv can 1] ae cc thei expenses for th ce 4 4 21a a’ . é > Se : ee Mirech | cr cel cc cee. FOUND IN A STRAWSTAGK ce stanes, maturacture erms an: 3 | Commissioners and a group of Re- Hlarris also admitted using qa-.' Mrs. Campbell was onl: ervar she wishes, manufactnre arms and é 1923 at $2,684,763. : ‘Ommodat 9 7 : } in mv uncle’s house.’ ammunition nractically neontr led nablican iob holders. One of the © mmodation papel to keep ‘ne J hs wt 4 . = : ik | e r} hu ba bract uiiyVv une is ol ! from ordinary soured Ne ae ; .> firms’ head above water About Always Invested Well. Body of Victim Was Discovered Two | The Ebert order provides rhe o thY@*® Commissioners is a Democrat ; ose yeaa ay ai thelr income from a uf $100,000 of this paper, signed Ly) Andrew Hoffman Months Ago in Another Straw- renaltyv for economic political ay | , ‘3 . $395 81 Pe ao Vewke . . \ -~ - Dos and : =. ; : stitution ni 00 led that th five leo: ;notes to accom niodate the firm. p] who came LO the shop aiways ror on the pal eS Barton colle tors is equally liahle to pun- ' = £) O81 GR4 ia ; Get at enve ewe i aske or George aus he oe ‘mae ms 9 fficial= ia learn t! ide van ' \' es OOS. ive State officiale the Governor \! Accommodation Paper (;iven, n k d for mc “% he ause 11¢é could La j . Olt} lA | it) i ATT) \ t identity ishmer t The Lokal Anzeiger corm . r { ‘ ye The Community ; — a - E e An ISiness [ ( = “hose if . 48 our ‘ 4 7 ‘ 4 : : | pe nice when he wanted business. | of tl han whose nude body Was! ments The order proves we iive Each one of us is his own employer. SS ; — § porated. The fund > ‘ i4 - fay = 4 é os ft torney-Genera!, Secretary of State. | He admitted recent purchases 0 ‘ie brother wac liwatca nnuarraliha | ; haa: 2 a S ae | . , _ diamonds in New York, for whicn His brother was always quarreling found in another strawstack neat In a state of war.” : for each determines, by the quality ie B to the member age Treasurer and Auditor should con f . ; tes a ‘ | With him about Mrs. Campbell Golden City just two months ago. ) stitute the State Roard of equatiza accommodation pa pe! was given ao one day (,;e0or: P 1 rid me ry 1 Th } thi oo f yT) d ’ pr i¢ j shirt rE | ’ | and quantity of his work, what ain } P ; instalments, accord] : ‘in Aavment. ¢ nd that were @ P at: N ; “ re ( r} ‘ CLO} Ing ( Ine eonipriser = ia Ga rench ce AS« of 192f to le Fen : tion to fix the assessed valuation of om Old At 8 was going into business for himself.| trousers and underwear. In the ur Wiel C e Wnti . sate: he shall receive. } ; oudget. The bu@ atl tv for taxation. and to ‘aN Ile moved over tO the present lech « pote nike sie ‘ 3 ate te OR WW = } () ors ntil June. \ fT: orn $499 for the ‘Os sure to raise money. He explained i gee se be pep hy stella o SO" PRES ee - the Ass ted Prees . ' ant Reles br “ger ; oan argebony® that there was nothing aay 2 tion and at once took a lot of trade The body was found west of Goid- PARIS, M: rch 6 Minister of War Only by producing value _ we 4 ton oa ee a rapn and teiephone com , - ous l is brothe The ation ' . “RO , : ; yn > 16 Ontrol of Can paptes this practice,”’ that every wholesale so ee vo pe i¢ ' ‘ ne loc peng: it 1tV an he thing was found Maginot infor med the cabinet today give not only those who em ‘a. loy us, ‘ s for the Provident ——_ i 4 ta : : ‘ eiky os goad, aS a it eSt customers Iived 4 St if thie tow? that “ity a ¢ ‘ae a ; : mE board was provided with no| Jeweler sells below cost at times ini Vandeventer place and east ' a ee ) , ne intended to keep the class of but ourselves, a square deal. f ‘a Agencies to S . . ntt ; The fact, he said, that he is an ex , 7 = supposed that the murderers 1921 under the colors until May 31 * ; ao hdd Ne ry for operation, and be Grand boulevard nd theie victim headed east At ft] : Hit hf ee The other agene ea of the fact that the officials | Pert diamond purchaser enabled his! coorge made mon, , ee eee oni on re : roe wme he inid betes What we do, how well we do it, | ee the fund are: Ba ; , firm to make attractive F a oe : ward from Southwest Missouri to the cabinet a bill permitting engage- ; : aa “ comprised it were dependen:! sting aclerve Prices, OSS 4 always ilivested it oo. neg ate — | i > 5 Rrother Organi : ane EEE. Genenitinn wih i | See ee eras iitvested it well, But| ward st. Louls,. that the. skh Mike MAOEMEO RSI Hecehewemenin ‘for che determines what we get out of life. af | . Fy ganizatio upmyethe votes of the State for | : Bown Van canization, Board ¢ . Central e] > Sab eleation (4 some pd 3 Raalte was given : Harris & Kober pec Peta - e ae : sey , |! ig canine ° on there had grown uD gross “te eine Raa ete Valued at} that we were losing tr: i er ae 0 sali . — 7 : re 9 hs determines in a large measure the ss 1 47” ‘“e Deaf, Central Pu sabe in neemnain 1h bons 420-18 45, ted conomert Hows fer oh auhion ite ana wanase aware and he eras oe SA TENTIY LQQ UES, comfort. the pleasure, the satistaction HORI aio fice’ i Se writh Si ae-senstrine person 104.86. the face chins perth = al ee to Feep. the business ceal ne the clothing in snotte we enjoy. If we spend all, giving lit- : 4 a Hospital, Christian . qui t | : tes. | alive | | Nien tle thought to tomorrow, tomorrow 7 2 “clored Orphans Hg S{rawstack be assessed at actual value After Van Raalte had deducted in- Sal f MOS 4, eR , i ‘ ‘ t! . ee AAA e ° . . ioe ‘a “17. i 9 ' ne ale of the Business. 7 : ROH will give us little in return. Lee *. tion. Decne ph " — oaaeal a ae “ ee r perme heed discount of 25 per cent during pres a ene aie Wty 8 ae ae rll - a eae eee ea { While in St. l.oujs property wae ferest and other ehay “pes, lia rrie & “Qo : of 11] bough h : n ‘ ' s . YY Aaressed at nearly 100 per cent of | “28 ge osetia $10,530.27, the rec-| That was in 1920 We agreed to pay Railroad to Insure Shopmen. \ WY MMV , Spen am Epworth School fe ita value in many rural counties it ords show . him $750 a month for two vears or! BY the Associated Prése \\ at care water dp \ Achievement costs. To succeed, _ IC. q a House lfospital Se was assense | at from only 20 to 40) one firnis records also show that $18.000 in all ‘© drew up the bill PARSONS, Kan., March 6.-——The \Y S . \ \ WN we must pay the price, We must keep WY. ad fernational Institu per cent of ita value The resu't of | Van Raalte at present has diamonds! of sal and ied everything but i@eqiy . "Tags rai] } N : \ . \\ h fut d >t) i C. A unt this was that St. louis and the larger a iii from liarris & Kober val the greenhouse ’ ATT pe - i . I eX AlLITO? . NNN \ \\ WS .. ‘ YY an eve on t e u ure, ‘an a restrain- ae ag -“ ey ros or , citien were paying far in excess of ued at $195,071.62 “Well--he made us pay $1300 for| “i Provide members of the n KA \\ \ WIQAY AK ing hand on today's expenditures. To , pve Seahanet a their proportion of the direct prop A recess was taken until 2 p. m.!the greenhouse after acraaing ~ rmed since the walk \X live for toda alone cheats us of a ,; et 2o0 000 for tt} ag aS 4 a 7 : : . " | Enjoy life, but learn that lasting en- -_ | ‘ide Publie Healt ecientific agsesement for a purely ar as i (ahokian Me | , “aT Cee Continued From Pa One. | ; ind, on the Col F Teac ee... if i ag pied to fix ; ” : a wi 1} Vii nal ZZ Viadison C*oun?t ’ Mw A R C H joyment comes, not by living up to ee ; \ settiae ene ' im t Or’ Has been borne &@ Biit trom iss Cathleen iniderhbilt and its conversion into pa atate a1 e : e ‘ , eut bv the actions of the commis.- A diamond necklace. } gwifr of Mr The bil] a @ ntroduced by Dre EXCLUSIVe your income, se by thinking, plan- . a 4 3 A and Y. w. c,. sion \ andey, bilt, was wort! ; Nl Ss Nlor. SP ntati\e ‘Th omy *, kehkete 1 f e stve to 17th ning, saving—t us giving your future } ‘ . “oe 47,840 is tnclud Assessments have been increased gan for the first time today a square deal. La Palen expense and . “xpense of the C throughout the State and have heen Representatives of the Vanderhi!: ) 7 j brought upon nearly the same plane, family at the wedding nceludel : ives | . —_ . ” : in supervising the Squaliz Mr Mrs ¢ lius \ 7 Savings Dept . , _— «3 Wt Enable “a rE ) ls t ) f f - a = ’ rity Vhile the Board of Equ slizatie n has and | rnelius Na iderb} Open Mondays Until 6-49 Pow not accepted the Tax Commission and Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt TI or — Be The Community 3 figures. the equalization nas heen Mr. Vanderbilt and Miss Morgan a ad / : a , the member agenctie upon the baais of the commission N net Year ago in Newpo) ~ $4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCY , ' ‘ fics, ; . a per-cent’’ service _ decision, and today few inequalities achting parts Their engagement | C] AN FPourded bv JOSEPH PULITZER, he ao a ? pe. have declared, wh exist : was first announced to friends ‘ . . Publiehaa pio ~ 12, 1878 > eS A ¢ : Z were able to ope ' } | . ‘ ; . *) . ; es : h > ub ; oe wt paseed b ie SoMmuing-ol a f Miss Cath. Co., Twelfth Boulevard and Oi Pypueting =i a : | , as ‘0 per cent of cag : ' is (Member ud] u " 7 I : . i cS. : . money. the old System. the only difference Motgan * parents had sailed nae waren of Circulations ) : ; 70.0 foe : © j Ss hear had been heing that it ta prOonosee TT tO create a "The bridegw: oom is the 7h: by tt san. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a F . ' ' | cal La Koal of the camr . cero 9 re “yet and dishurse- json o » late Cornelius Vander bil | Ma 1 eihied tah erated Press. is exclusively en. . — “ — es 2, ae —~—- —_ _ ~ ; \ ag : reached. Last hu en . ra wi} f? aNnpoin : ‘ er i sarita _ ~ Oo, — . in ' a or repu ‘A n , anaes ees 4 , n \ ¢ tel by the and inherited two fortunes. one of Coveris peeled beforeapply- : dispatomes credited to tt eee Af rz 3 50 per cent of the eer ner but who tn reality will be! $5 800.000 from his brother. Alfred ing adhesive. sows publisher nenke ry ‘ane Zz oan Bg ; reseed. Final ' el so} or — . 4 . y ; . rT - ye. SS oa ste more than a clerk forthe Board! G. Vanderbilt. who was lone on the No.2—Cotton pad fits over injury. Heation of special dispatches herein are alse = : “mount raised, reserved. a . Dletre cards have for COT Lee ore ; ‘ © ton. | A nforma Ju Inia No. 3— Adhesive Strip holds pad. ere Bros. — er, rm 1¢@ director is SUBSCRIPTION RATES, AY MAIL. IN 19 have nv power of recommendation Union (Mo.) Ranker Dies Instant first-aid bandage ADVANCE: ear. ... 5 00 LLL TL LE NSE AE TT a a a a a ee 4 with: rut “pee for burns. b Dat 4 he removed at any time by the Car Hein nresident ruises and cuts. van Dengas. one vear ot tie (*} ernor., who ia a menne; ft thy ; levy dead riave you tried Band Aid—t! e instant ; 7 ‘ : ° * > * ? 5 an Ta : here afte bendagethatcanb ; postal - ord f Re ivy T ws ae ' " De applied in asecond? uy postal ~ order, gol of Equalization a) ve Hein had heen Bafeg: uerds against infection At gor money ‘order or Gt. Louis exchange. e asvetlern roposed | ‘tle \ , f.¢ , 4 Phin ete W- ~ = een : } I . ti¢ | On AY : for | . Ph son & Johreson Dell: ered yy’ cttw carrier or out-of-town Fr * dealer: emy hether than the discredited evs rs had resid naw Rrewowie siqent — which i: was thought when the! Citizens Rank He wae = = veara| Otis at Floventh lally only. BOc a month: Sunday, 5c a copy : 3 ; ; 223. 11, fa 7 a AO WAR created hadjold and had heen in a Entered as second-ciass matter July 17. . oad B pe . clothing 1879, at the Postoffice at St uls, M Cap tal S I Proh $15,000,000 - | affic . Mo, i urpius ts | haben : : . e 3. Tard? | » GLO,0UY, o | wane ot athe ad forever, Without! business for 49 years, under the act of scarce” Bell, Oitve 6600, Kinloch, Qpatra: 660@ ’

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R HELD AFTER ES LOSE $50,000 ——_— Long Chase Said bn im Kansans con rhets ‘Tips.’ Preee Kan., March €,—— ths’ chase through Canada and 4differ- the United States, whose operations, kitehen aileged to $50.- to return to Me ine his arrest in according to word the of a at h6U6U are erson citizens Mav; it {ts doing a flourishing wf trom fis ‘“‘inside * who he ex roker in Wall street Sagnon tips en. the tter confided to a Gagnon nad at a when the broker boy. in Boston. ere jast er ( GOES. “OPERATION 90 Minutes on Alex- of Denmark. ress NN. March 6 underzone a al operation which ul. says an official toda: The patient's added, is satisfactor: circumst Iter anniversary will come ~() ij#en rather anees, on. which was pe orning. been expected. fred 90 minutes uring which trmie and Crown Prince ted in an adjoining the Queen recovered she smiled at seeing gat her bedside inister Prince was the sign the sympathy nborg Casile. AGAZINES DEBATED y.” Anti-British lian by Commons embers. Press. farch 6.—-After h American magazines ‘trashy,’ anti-British dian, the House of night voted “it is de measures should be neourage the publica hian magazines and pe- more se The for WAS anc a long {P Pr Rs. dre oT Saye - ee TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, ——— —— A LO LAO CAMP AIGN FOR i: Brick ——_— on Truck COMMUNITY | FUND ENDS: GOAL PASSED $1,152,658 Total of Pledges. Is $70,974 More Than Was. Sought in 10 Days of So- liciting in Joint Effort for Benefit of 40 Charities. ADDITIONAL GIFTS ARE EXPECTED Contributors Number More. Than 75,000—Workers. at Dinner Marking Close of Canvass, Hold Demon- stration. St. Louis and St. Louis sons helped by city and county, 684 oversubscribed by 10-day campaign, slogan, ‘Suppose and so the $1,081,- Community $70,974.39. which had Nobody as its Cared ?"’ came to a close last night with the_ announcement that pledges totaled $1,152,658.39, with some gifts expected to be reported week. Success of the work is regarded by the campaign leaders as a civic | achievement, meaning as much in its way as the recent passage $87,000,000 bond issue meant in an- other way. Individuals, couples, corporations and givers to the fund and were able to give their feeling financial expression—numbered §01, up to last night. Last year, fund officials stated, about 8000 gifts, amounting to about $450,000, were member agencies individually, the Community Fund idea was in- augurated here There are three essentials to the plan of the fund the economic advantage of organized philanthropy, the public appeal of campaign, eliminating many du- plicating ‘“‘drives’’ for money and “tag days,”’ and the greatly reduced cost of raising money for charity. Expenses Ficured at $2,684,763. The 40 member agencies figured their expenses for the calendar year 1923 at $2,.684,76 their earnings from ordinary sources at $1,319,438. their income from endowments at $395.815. and their needs of contri- butions at $969,510. In addition, some of them had deficits from last year amounting to $112.174. Desir- ing to start with a clean slate, the (“fommunity Fund combined the gifts and the deficits, making the goal of $1,081,684. The Community Fund ts incor- porated. The fund will be paid out to the member agencies In instalments, according to a budget. The budget needs from $4990 for the St. louis mittee of the American Society the Control of Cancer, to $141,622 for the Provident Association. Agencies to Share in Fund. The other agencies to share in the fund are: Barnes Hospital, Big Brother Organization. Big Sister Or- ganization, Board of Religious Or- ganizations, Central Institute for the Deaf. Central Purchasing Bureau, Children’s Aid Society. Children’s Hospital, Christian Orphans’ Colored Orphans’ Home, Community Council, County Welfare Associa- tion, Disabled Veterans’ Clubhouse, Epworth School for Girls, Euclid House, THlospital Social Service, In- ternational Institute of the Y. W. C. A., Junior League, Kingdom House, Maternity Hospital, Metho- dist Orphans’ Home, Mission Free School eupational Therapy, Missouri livgiene Association, Missouri Wel- fare League, Neighborhood Associ- ation, People’s Hospital, Protestant Orphans’ Home, Pure Milk Commis- sion, Salvation Army § Relief partment, Salvation Army Rescue Social Service and Welfare Department of the Church Federa- tion, Social Service Exchange, South Side Public Health Nursing and Teaching Center, Urban League, Visiting Nurse Association, Y. M. C. A. and ¥. W.C. A. In addition. $37,840 is included for the cam- palgn expense and $31,217 expense of the Community in supervising the fund. Will Enable All to Operate. The Community Fund will enab!- the member agencies to render ‘100- per-cent’ service this year, officials have declared, whereas some of the:i: were able to operate at only 60 or 70 per cent of capacity last year {or lack of money. Fear had been expressed that the Foal of the campaign would not ve reached. Last Thursday less than [0 per cent of the quota had be?2n raised. Final announcement of ine &mount raised, after outstanding Dle@fre cards have been checked up, may not be made till the end of :he Week. other oi ~ iv,- before one range (“om- for llome., Fund County | people cared for the needs of per- | 40 charities of the | Fund for 1923 was ' The | additional | this | age , more 'and of the Eiiccitin married | —those who cared | ' $3600: made to the | Frank] ' $5000 ‘ | rodt Jr. i pected to ' trial i mere: monthly | definite | | workers, ' demonstration ment Home. | | One | cer, /'men and two women 'by the Missouri! Association for Oc- | Social | | according to the police, | Smith after i with a.club. ‘near Smith's body. De- | /Tmogene burned to ‘Homer for the. stock. ‘and After Machine Skids Into Store of all pledges was something than $15. $25,000 Largest Pledge. The largest individual pledge $25,000, by an in rent his wife. A pledg the lLiouse borne by bers aS announced broke 4 vestn Pes soca: fOllOWS, Clearing rie} last night: First Na tional, $7500; National bank Oi Commerce, $4950: Mercantile Trust, Mississippi Valley, $P550 ral, $2250: Boatmen’s, ‘rehants-Laclede, $1300: National, $1200; Lafavyette- Side, $1050; American Trust, Louis Union Trust, $708; $600: International, $600; Seoo, Nl tion, Was Liberty Cent $1300; Mi State South $750: St. Republic National, and tional Citv, $600. Other Large Other large pl last night were: i dollars from the ach from Pledges. “ges announce) fteen thousand Estate and Edward Mallineck- had subscribed $2500 Joseph D. and Charles i Bascom, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiz gins, Rolla Wells and Robert S, Brookings. It will be unnecessury rivers of large suns 10 their gifts, as had feared might necessary. All of the divisions of the campaign oversubscrip- tions of their lic employes’ EO Davis who previously, to ask some increase been he various obtained except the ynub- division, which is the top when are completed. rnised by the divisions follow: Ex- ecutive Committee, $227,500; indur- employes, estimated, $51,: intila employes, $24,465; lic emploves, $8816.90: ployes, $15,954.79; ploves, $8003.53* St. $26,038.15; colored 600. The campaign was closed with a cinner at Hotel Chase last night. at- tended by about 1500 of the who took part in a upon the of success, quotas, over re- ports . }bD- utility Itt- Louis County. population, $21,- noisy announces KANSAS CITY GROCER SHOT TA DEATH; TWO WOMEN HELD of Two Men ia Police Is Said to Have Ad- mitted Sheoting. KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 6. Sarl (# Smith, 35 years old, a was shot and killed the downtown Detained by cro- early to- district are heing held day in Two police for investigation James M. Martin, 59, a carpente: one of the men arrested. admitted. that Smith had attacked him An iron bar was found Witnesses the he shot said shooting was result off a party. the liquor Child Burned tO Death. Special to the Post-Dispatch POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Juuttrell, 3 years death, her Luttrell, probably burned, and three others injured when the home of Iomer Luttrell, one mile west of Broseley, in this county, burned and 6 p. m, yesterday. and another woman left two children and the child of the latter in the house and went some distance from the house to feed Mrs. Luttrell’s h ~' ear-old son accompanied them. When the house was flames women went back and succeeded in rescuing the other woman's” child one of the Luttrell Imogene had taken refuge bed March 6 old. mother. was Mrs, fatally seriously between 5 Mrs. Luttrell the former's one eeen in under a Special Water Site Counsel. Associate City Counselor E. A. | Shepley of 422 Lake avenue today i The individual subscribers’ divi- was appointed by the Board of Pub Bion of the campaign, comprising 64 / lic Service as special attorney for the teams of workers soliciting the gen- | Water Denartment to conduct the eral public, had a quota of $743,111; condemnation actions necessary 1» to raise, more than two-thirds of the | clear a site for It obtained pledges of $761,-| water plant provided for by issue. animonths and total. *23.11, in 17,866 separate subscrip- lions. These pledges were for the new $1°.000 000 the } about pe ervel work will take he will receive $250 a The BYerage of $40 each, while the aver-'’ month. of ,0.000 | j i '{ive-ton / 1 ¢ TSse¢ St. Louis, i by the ' truck. ‘struck by 1 the wet pavement eXx- | “mounis'! financial m-| { | falling 3500 e ; } morning ' sons | failed ito a | children. | “ BULOING HITS BACK WHEN TRUCK STRIKES IT Machine Oft Path} Bricks Deluge at 13th and Olive Cars Blocked. front of a. brick Olive today. when a which had The uuilding at lapsed at 8:90 a. mM. auton truck, collided with a car at ‘tion of Thirteenth skidded across the sidewalk crashed into the Traffic on the Olive about 40 minutes. 1900A State , East of the truck, owned Transfer Co., uninjured. brick -story 12300 three street ioObile street Olive and streets, and storeroom. lines was blocked lL.. Beck of driver Woodley Sullivan avenue, although several timbers dropped on the body of Beck said he was dri Thirteenth street and a westbound Olive-Delmar truck wheels skidded and the around, street escaped tons of his south in Cat. The turned completely into the building front. King, motorman of the street residing at 3322 Blair avenue, rear, suffered slight about the heat and several on the ear were shaken. Damage to the building was esti- mated by the police at about $4006 and damage to the truck about $1000. Stock in the first store- room, occupied by the Missouri Ap- pliance Co., was slightly damaged by brick. The second and third fronts were vacant. accident occurred when the rush of street car traffic on and hundreds of per- had to walk from the block. | aded which extended in a on Olive street about 135 of Thirteenth street. kKiffords to pull the automobile truck from under the pile of until a drag line was stret car. cuts passengers floor floor The still was Cars, blocks west debris HOUSEKEPER FINDS EMPLOYER, — 82, DEAD WITH PISTOL IN LAP Henry Koerher. 4714 MePherson Avenue, Believed to Have Killed Self. Koerber, 82? we the apartment at avenue, vesterday With a builet wound in his ind a revolver in his lan. hee believe he killed himself. vidower and lived housekeeper there in Lollie Carroll, of 5627 Hie sent Mrs. eantile Library for somnie :30 p. m. vesterday. turned, about an found him dead, lie had left her month's check, in an envelope on the library table. Mrs. Carroll telephoned for ILoerber’s son, Harry G. Koerber. of Hampton Park, 8t ‘yy he housekeeper Henrv found dead in home, in Pherson ars was his Me old. bathroom of an 4714 left side The Hie was but had a time, Mrs. avenue. Mer books at When she re- hour later sen‘ chair. Salarv. a po- a lone. day Etzel (‘arroll to the she ed on a Louis Kor County. rhber had said een ‘ting strangel the CHARLES 8. NORTON IS DEAD: New York Ranker lormerly Taft's Secretary. Ry th Associated Presa SEW YORK, March 6 Dver Norton, banker secretary lo home here Was (“harles formerly died at and President Taft. his today. CUSTOM-MADE SHOES Fo~ broken-dAown arches formed feet Cis : mate bt J. E. LUDWIG and Grand | of May 26, rounding the tragedy | when col- the in-! first-floor 'volver at ving! Was | inot On | truck | backing | Osborn |, ear, | i'ng the line | i (*ooper, hitched | afternoon. ~|JUDGE ORDERS NEGRO WHO Sn] POLICEMAN FREE Tells Jury Conviction of Joseph Kyle for Killing of Patrolman Stapleton Is Out of Question. In ordering a jury to return a ver- dict of ‘‘not Joseph guilty’’ in the case of Kvle. negro saloon keeper murder in connection with the killing of I rick (Buddy) Stapleton on the night last. Circuit Judge stated from the RP yes- sur- enhainer terday that the circumstances were such that 4 . ad : conviction of Kyle was out oO th: pMuestion., hy ‘he conclusively that Kyte back was xzalnst only in “The testimony offered shows until his that he life, not shooting. State retreated 1 wall and wle- shot knowing at but aware shot Begg the ‘Under the nothing for verdict of ‘onse of his he was being vhom ‘hat he was Judge told the jury. eommon law there is ne to but to direct a not guilty.” The Judge had sustained a demur- “er by Kyle's attorney, filed at the -onelusion of the State’s case. The ‘rial began at 2 p. m™., vesterday, and xvas completed two hours later. Story of Patrolman Leary. Patrolman Michael J. Leary, who “as with Patrolman Stapleton at the the jatter was killed, was the principal witness. His story occurred was substantially do te State's if what as follows: The two ‘alled to the negress, at She the window heen Smith, patrolmen had home of Mabel 1421 told them pack porch, tampering Shutters. The pa- went to the porch and with flashlight held by Pa- discovered a negro in that someone ». m. Vas on vith the ‘rolmen he aid of a ‘rolman Leary he back vard. Patrolman Stapleton fired at negro, who ran into a “blind” Patrolman Stapleton followed, he reached the alley fired again at the negro. The latter, who had encountered a brick ashpit at ‘he head of the alley, which pre- vented him from going further, then turned and fired at Patrolman Sta- nleton. The latter fell dead with a bullet in his heart. Negro Then Escaped. Patrolman Leary emptied the negro and then remaining cartridges in Staple- ton’s revolver. He then turned alley. a ad his re- the lattention to his partner and later it 3732} was discovered that the negro had | escaped. an‘ | neither ne - Patrolman Leary said that nor Stapleton informed the they were policemen, and it was probable that the negro recognize them as though they were in Here the thread of ‘aken up by Detcctive ‘ooper, negro, who He said that Kvle saloon after the shooting marked to several customers had shot a man. Kyle had been living at the Smith woman’s house and was extremely jealous of her, Cooper said. He hal informed that she attention of another negro and went to investigate. He wos raising the slats in the window shut- ‘er to look into the house when she heard the noise and summoned the he ero uniform. the storv Sergeant Ira arrested Kyle. returned to his and re- that ‘ie peen ‘patrolmen, the latter testl- know that Sta- were policemen. It ‘vas dark in the vard, Kyle tol and he mistook the police- men for friends of the Smith woman. Kyle .old Cooper, ‘ied, that he did not nleton and Leary — a — — A aT Oe Patrolman Put-! Palk- | . ciation. ec: Papin street, at 10 | 1923. i iadihiiadiy lee Mess Censor as Dumb as the 43 Applicants Unable to Make Passing Grade in Test for Chicago Position. the Asso CHICAC¢ make a ated Press March 6.—Unable to 70, all of the Yassing grade of for of Chik the the 43 candidates position ‘ago failed in Civil of movie censor the examination. Service Commission announced yesterday. the asked Among questions “What is the inimoral as were: meaning of the word applied to motion pic- tures? “Would it of people “a burglar be harmful to to exhibit a ag a4 drilling or by and effacing finger prints? “Would of a any class showing money safe by the use of explo- all evidence of scene either Sives you sancticn writhing snake shown in a motion “What sort of the showing prominently | picture scene? motion picture, would tend to create contempt vor | hatred for a particular class of law- abiding citizens? “Should a depicts a that administering aj; injection which results picture be shown erson hy podermi« in death’ “Give reasons.” examination you) A new be held. INDEPENDENT MARKETERS OF PETROLEUM IN SESSION HERE wil! Methods of Competing With the Standard Oil Co. Discussed by About 500 Dealers, Methods of competing with Oil Co. are Hotel at the annual spring convention of the Na-| tional the| Standard being dis- cussed today at (Chase Petroleum Marketers’ Asso- ymiposed of independents of | industry. More than 500 mem- are in attendance. Discussion will deal financing, functioning and interference with the “declaration | of independence” of the association the bers chiefly with | }and a discussion to consider changes ’ | | | | | the | Suburban fired | Spectal to the ris | tePlayv that! did ° officers, rile | bonds The commission declared the aip-. was | plicants The will in its national he program and _ policies/ advertising program discussed tomorrow, day will be taken up ments and _ discussions gasoline road taxes, and various regulatory measures. The American Oil Men’s Associa- tion, composed of former members of the National letroleum Market- ers’ Association, but which kL. V. Nicholas, president of the marketers association, says is the Standard Oil Chicago. VALUATION with argu- inspection laws Co., is meeting in PLEA = =—DENIED ,application ‘ing $250 a | duct } made , order. | Dec. 1, ‘divorce, MAN GETS TOTAL OF 15 YEARS general | and the last | regarding , be Freeversyfer, controlled by. | last 1 June 39, LOSES ANOTHER PONT Most aan 10 HIS FORMER WIF Robert E. Nolker Must Pay Main- tenance for ‘Time Divorce Suit Was Pending. NolKer., electrical and member of Robert IK. manufacturer of former brewers, supply a wealthy family point in his di- Mrs. divorce another with today lost vorce litigation de- the Hyman Nolker, whose cree was affirmed yesterday by Missouri Supreme Court. The St. today affirmed Louis Court of Appeals a ruling of the St. Louis Circuit Court, derfving Nolker's for a restraining Mrs. Nolker from month, temporary tenance money, granted her pending trial of her suit for separate mainte- nance, here in 1919. Nolker resisted payment of the $250 a month on the ground that his wife's divorce suit, in ton Circuit Court, was pending at the time, and that the two proceedings were inconsistent. He argued that he had already been ordered, by the Clayton court, to pay $350 a month temporary alimony in! the divorce case. The court held, however. that he had been Sebo gpa provision of the Clayton court! which permitted him to de-' from the $350 any payments! under the St. Louis court order Lo prevent eollect Saline by a order; By the appellate court*s ruling. |Nolker is required to pay to his wife $250 a month for the period from 1919, to the granting of the Sept. 30, 1920, less the pay- | already made under the suit order. ¢ ments maintenance FOR TWO KROGER ROBBERIES Jury Finds Stanley Miller. in Second Trial for Up Grocery. Cenvicted of two Stanley Holding robberies, Milter, 24 convict, hi: store years old, a former sentenced to terms totaling 15 Miller, whose correct name is said to lives in Ferguson. A sealed verdict, returned in Judge Grimm's court today, found Miller guilty of robbing the Kroger store at | ' 1401 land last Was July 10 eentence was convicted street, His Lie similar at the Kroger store at 1429 Clinton street, in which $83 was tak- en. five years. Brooklyn taking $59. fixed at 10 years. November of a He offered a family alibi, ito the effect that he was at hcome in|} Separate Estimates. Post-Dispatch. CITY, Commission JEFFERSON The Public Service denied an application for a separate valuation of the lines of the old Suburban now a part of the United The application was 1in holders the Suburban lines. property way Co., Railways. behalf of on could ‘not vene in the United tion, which is about nounced, and must raise properly int-r- Railways valua- to be ari- ‘tion of separate valuation in a 32p- | was receiv- ee ee ee Prufrock & Litton Furniture Co. Fourth & St. Charles J i Card Tables Wednesday. +9. 715 Here is a sturdy card or Junch- eon table, made of seasoned hard wood, with a 30 inch square top of green felt or leatherette, ners are metal bound. easily folded and is rigid when set up. All eor- Table is absolutely beh S If you carry and save our delivery expense, price $2 50 . will be and phone orders Will be ‘all Olive 3A2%N n° About two hundred at the special price of Mail saa’ yt od { tral 7645. (‘en arate case, SELECT YOUR OPTICIAN WITH THE SAME CARE AS YOUR SURGEON, BANKER OR LAWYER Safety for Your Eyesight The Aloe Eveglass Serv- ice is one of the oldest and dependable optical services in America. It 1s a combination of care, ex- most pert knowledge, long expe- rience and an attentive re- for persona] Aloe Glasses assure gard your needs. safety for your eyes. « And the price you pay for Aloe higher than that charged for ordi- nary glasses elsewhere. Glasses is no 513 Olive Street JUST EAST OF SIXTH 708 Washington Ave. TWO DOORS WEST OF SEVENTH Grand and Washington HUMBOLDT BLDG. Bondholders Had Sought | ' Because he 'term for March 6.-— | ves- | ta life and | Reit- | Same of $6.000.000 cf! the ques- | Ferguson through the month of July. had served a robbery, Judge Grimm yes- terday instructed the jury that, if it found him guilty, it should give him sentence under the but the jury criminal act, did not do Pearl | main- | 'feur, it the Clay- | | best 24, Guilty GRAND JURY READY 10 RECEIVE Kroger grocery | is been | years. | robpery, | ' previous | habitual | T. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee eee eee Seepeneess ~outee aoe ‘RovD EXCLUDED AT WHITNEY. WEDDING Model of Her Head Bridegroom’s | Present to Bride, Who Was Miss Marie Nerton. to the Post-Dispa. ch ‘Copyright, 18°23.) March 6.—All PARIS. unauthor- ized persons were excluded from the American Church of the Holy Trin- ity yesterday during the marriage of Miss Marie Norton to Cornelius Van- derbilt Whitney. Reporters were refused admission by the Rev. Frederick Beekman, who performed the ceremony. and he also turned out a crowd of girls and women who lined the cloister en- itrance. However. crowd had a zood view of the bride and brideg when they left the church. automobile was not ready, the is said, having been tipned by the camera men. The couple stood exposed toa battery of photog- raphers for some time. The b blushed, stamped feot and ejaculated “Zut alors'”’ usual French exclamation of ance. Meanwhile her ing @udibly praised. She dress of white satin With elaborate crystal embroidery, a soft georgette scarf falling from her ishoulders and being linked up to form atrain. Her veil was of feath- erweifht lace The bridesmaids were Miss bara Whitney, sister of the groom, and Frances Norton, the bride. signed by the sculptor, the rroom Their chauf- her the annoy- ride beauty was be- wore a Bar- bride- sister of Yvonne Davidson, wife of Jo Davidson. Mrs. Sheridan Norton, the bride's mother, her daughter in mar- riage and Harry Payne Whitney was man for his son, his recent days in Davidson model voung Whitney's gave Paris bride's head. nt to his wife. his pres MER ROUGE MURDER TESTIMONY Many Indictments, From Assault and Battery to Murder, to Be Asked For. By the Associated Press. BASTROP, La,, the grand March 6.- organization of a jury torney-General A. V. ed today to present testimony tained at the State’s open here last January -~With Coco is expect- ob- hearing in connection with kidnapings and other activities of macked bands which the State charges culminated in the death of | Mer Rouge last August. ney-General has charged that these hooded bands were composed of members of the Ku Klux Klan. | Judge Fred M. grand jury was described by Coco as “a great plea for law and order.” The Attorney-General will ask for 30 to 50 indictments ranging from | assault and battery to murder. All three gowns were de-' who has spent | watching | Morehouse | compieted yesterday, At- | Odom’'s charge to the | “HUMAN FLY” DIED ING? FFFORT 10 MAKE $00 Young Widow Says He Had Bren . Out of Work—Some Declare He Was to Get Only $50. +, By the Associated Press ee NEW YORK, March 6.—Not more $100 ard, according to ~on* only $50 was the fee Harry Y. Young, a “human fly,” contracted to receive for the stunt which’ fes- his spectacuir than story, ended = in death when he fell when t - i‘ fourths of the way up the front Wa of the Hotel Martinique and crashod The money terday on the pavement below. was not paid in advance. reporters and pnétare raphers in the big throng who.saw the stunt man fall 10 stories to his death during the noon rush houd in one of the most congested shopping ‘districts in the world—Greeley Square—said today that of the “hu- man flies’ they have seen work, Young worked the fastest. Though the walls were slippery because of the moisture-laden alr, /Young was creeping swiftly up .the wall at a pace faster than a ho carrier employs going up a ladder. Young had nothing but three-inti’ spaces into which he stuck hisctows and fingers. Comments of obsers ers bore out reports that he had @ premonition before he started. °* Young apparently jumped at the’ chance to risk his life for a smath 'sum, for his young widow, @ 86-' (year-old bride of a few monthe whose home was in Wilkes-Barre’ Pa., said he had not worked alt winter. So needy was he for motley that, she said. he was perfecting an’ unheard-of stunt, “upside @own' tight-rope walking.” "792 He planned to introduce {ft over Niagara Falls. ed | On Young's back hung a sigw reading “Safety Last’-——for Young was an incorporator of the “Safety Last Society,” formed last week by human flies, parachute jumpersané! folk of adventurous liking whose oe- /cupation caused them to be Msted by insurance companies as “bad rigksa’t: When he reached the tenth floor. - _his foot slipped. Down he plunged, |From the crowd rose a groan that crew like the moaning of the wind... l'alling close to the wall. he e ‘ onto the balcony. His body was de« flected out into the street. Newspaper . . — ee Kevolution-Day Cannon Sells for $25, . Special to the Post-Dispatch. => | MARTINSBURG, W. Va., March |--At an auction sale in front -of a” His sentence in that case was for} Watt Daniel and T. F. Richard of | plumbers shop at Winchester, néar The Attor- | . here, a revolutionary-times cannen _that once boomed over Fort Lows: |doun, built in that town by Geme George Washington, when he was in’ | this section from the Indiang, - wae ‘sold for $25. its day, had never left its perenne | home in 166 years. Dene ty r ARE “hu rsdays Post-Dispatch tells About FridaysBardains - rf > Tie , Hy al lB Compelling values on desirable merchandise, to be announced in Thursday’s Post-Dispatch by leading stores, will make Friday a favored day for St. Louis buyers who recognize the utmost in value-giving. Let THURSDAY’S Post-Dispatch Be Your FRIDAY Buying Guide Read the Bargain Advertisements in THE BIG THURSDAY ~POST-UISPATCH The Shoppers’ Guide ee ee ee ee ee ae | one I a ee OR. command of the militia defending» : The cannon, typical of | ee oe 8 ~ — or sotery. + sanyo Ce ee a . " ° — -- ee ee ee nt met

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Tr'EsPay o als that of the Daily GlobeD the Times Combined. SARCTY © 1698 4 ok LOU'S POST- DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily "POST. D: SPATC HW} alone Appro™ _ iely — a nares mena = emocrat and the Times : 5 ee fae Mrs.;} teenth etreet Costello suffered in- : evard at 50 Dp. ™m | ian 3 | erp Mxhei rs i aiiettis Weews ct anal i ee = we aa n las = TN KILLS WOMAN No: evenson, 26 $1 Ww ene te etna —e and body brulses on * Be Ry EES Assonia! oa oar Camieesces County Kerry. The casualties resuitec 7" evard suffered fractured e right side be DUBLIN sora 6--Twe Irre veuth beet thres men kiSed and two | poate at the na internal ngaries, ates Kinloch | ar were killed three wounded Led tT the men cant ‘ : oe the { ° ; ee pth % esses? SS SE ep AND WATE Ss } ‘inane te ; ae Ries he thie Sais a Specials ir nie Visiba | | influenza Wed.-Thurs. > ry | “PURE 2 ™@! and as a BUTTER (| Preventive The finest oses you ever tasted | 4 \7 i 4 a6 : 4 a | = * ' | \* | ye a Take — By me AaAEAR March 31st. No Phene or Mail Orders ‘taken iS Kile mi . . area. ADV ERTISEMENT. ; of. Brick Cheese pa ae , var ' ; — was ssing | : + You Must Call in Person for These Items. None Sent C. 0. D. . ay wales tee been —" AER eee. > Bhi + ee nae « pak de : os 4 rg Ame De’ > re ea eke . ’ i : ee ee api ie oa coh Sioa Ma Mees ET oe ut ; v ? , ' e é %, > Elegant ‘tiaver. 3 rd , favetie ave ’ able to offer in individual Vine — ee oe ae fwe-Party Line .. aoe om Baby Pants : 3ec_xalme; Ib anes Besa ee RESIDENCE RATES : 43 vest ave — : yO Ayan Mal pe EDT al [Brome \ANLKEy FAH === c ‘er BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. enemies yates 6 Lael irwmenge Grea a YVE°GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS fenrietia street. a et 0) larg ap laggy gg | gees KINLOCH g ae 1 _ her Candy Co. who said Mrs. st relief, known, Nothing bes suc The First and Origi TELEPHONE 3 Women’ $ _25¢ Vests a: a soo Overalls oe whl geo barber ee penpers Just as pou as you apply Re Cold and Grip Tablet STEAKS e 4 COMPANY er write ‘ ii _ : e minutes it rms the The box bears this stgnature ( { | 5. Ke ys [Sore S] —— So Kinloch Bldg. 3 a. ; 50c 50c —- 5 te . |amd soregess are gone | ROUND Ea : " Lafayette |p Vieg Red Pepper Rnb. Be sare t oe Perterhousetl 10th & Locust — 89c Dressing Warmers Sacques Corsets ae 2A A SCENT OS CPPS Tt eres o ne wrest anaes oP a ritaht ine " . - ’ ten feseper ow . ‘ « MP gees ” ae ERA Ute renee Ninth Pete BA? to eR Sait Sire hy ROLLINS CNA BL KAR gree 3" $8 go an wie Bes s liress ge - ™ " gov es Re a TP a RRC RINET INR Srpe ick ay 8 a a ‘ a » Ot el. 79c Union 25 Yards 3c 25c Doilies Suits | Rick-Rack ' “é = : : 4 Pairs 19e Ho 4 Pet wos sty — a 2-Yards 39c Pongee b g* or tei e new Spring 25 yards : - =. 7 : ; a pillow covers, 50c C 50C far calle cn eal | The music you want [Var “50c tats. -5OC]| ss 30d i... | when you most want it _ . Se Vards oe. 3 Yards 25e 3 Yards 12'2:c Curtain ile: Miners scree of at Splat ererece| . Serime decree coor That is the service performed by the ee [ee els, oo eee eee Victrola and Victor Records. Such a yards — 3 yards yar ‘ » Gun Oe se quality of service is obtainable through = C C s . oo no other medium. - Shapes that. Yards Cheewcloth ) (2—40c Pillowslps \ (690 Skits YB retiered acerati Play the following selections which @ ore ae reck-votiem price. Coot quai-f Jr . ilan hemp E “> ~— = nn we especially rec ommend on the model u ) fancy weaves, i [ Syards. - 50c Se 50c ' . — 2 , . - : whys 4 z Sa & Le : 7 ~~ Sr isherst be eeu Ss ba ee > we A So eae Smartest 5° Yard .. = 5c wy. shown herewith—the Victrola No. 260: | Sas ae Good News for ; fF Tosca—Love and Music a ae = Stoat Women fH | * ) Catalog Nos. 88075, 88192, 7, 74400, 66111 Now for real Shoe values NS ieee ‘i Robin Hood—Oh, Promise Me Pass. tea wens ca RESSES | | : Catalog Nos. 87255, 16196, 17189, 17806 \ 3 | : R ~. Nene werth less than 85, : AS 98 4 he “+ , Crucifix ; . ; and meer are 36 | ' SO ~ Catalog Nos. 89102, 89054, 64712, 35012 toe 8. vwalues Regular Price, $2250 Mh! ~ deh a Humoresque (Violin Solo) ) , if Catalog Nos. 74163, 74180, 74494, 35306 Victrola No. 260 $150 Mahoganr cr welnur Fo : William Tell Overture J Other styles $25 to $1500 STOUT COATS oo Catalog Nos. 17815, 16380, 35120, 16381, 35121, Regular $25.90 ats aad a bs ae a 7 el 18012 $19.98 Get this music today—at the store of any dealer in Victor products. Two 88-Note Word Music Rolls + — ; 7 -, *¥ > * —_ , Y . — & ‘ io © - we Ad - 4a ; : 4 rt, -+ ~ . o + ” $ . ~ | 4 ~~ ; . % . . - tow , . “ P 4 8 , . —— « - -, - 9 : . Be ~ + i«* = a A e re _ 7 - ' . . te : K . : ~ : ¥ " > 7 a ~ - - of . : ‘ ' : hom , “ a ; 2 : * PY a ‘ : ‘ . ” ‘ nt a , “ ~ ‘ . -~ . —" — - y ~*~ > “ . eS ; . . - a ‘ . . e«. e- +. ain “ ‘ : a ws : +e i b = = : 2 7 , > Vv 5 ” . ine cq ad . *-. 4 ' ‘. z. " i > 7 had - ° ~ 7 \ er so . n n e to & . ' Size oxi2 HIS = — Lock: Sor thoes trede-maska: Under the ua. Se Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden.Wi.k ED. PINAUD American Import Office ED. PINAUD Bidg.. New York

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ENCE KATES Per Mo. pe pia o #06 1 O88 Jjne Suh ten ee nr abo 6° « 2.450 Central 190 write 1LOCH PHONE IPANY och Bldg. & Locust we j AR DAT 7 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 ' Fe ee — ee eee ee — Se — —. . ~ ee - —_ A —— : ) | Y ii in all the new shades.” Two- med with lace and ribbon. r t S mg wanting amet 3 y ‘4 ) : r clasp and two-tone embroidered ect. Some emstitched. | | . 1 OF ee”, backs. Moderately priced. C so] $1 98 From infancy to 2 years. | . a (Main Floor.) amisoies at r " : ' iq V\\L y heed Satin and crepe de chine Camisoles, with built-up or strap shoul- Infants’ Petticoats sf \ ders. Hemstitched, hand embroidered, and trimmed with fine laces. At 50c : - ~ rT re | \" s f | Flesh color only. $ a Meee: j Of flannelette, Gertrud le, 4s J “aah sane “uN | , , ° shell-stitch edge. — ae em Y Wie F 7 : Silk Lingerie Reduced . . Fa \ | ‘al group including Gowns and Envelope Chemise of heavy crepe Infants’ Cotton Shirts Be , Wa r i : de chine, radium and satin, slightly soiled from display. Some ous | peepee : \ 7 a ‘ handmade and hand-embroidered garments included. Greatly re- At 50c “ —— a : : duced. . " (Recond - E ’ Erinta style, button front with Bishop sleeve. Infants’ Pillow Covers Exposition of Handkerchiefs A March Sale Event At $2.95 Elaborately Madeira embroid- In Special Selling = S D rin Q A ppa rel FoR heAnnuat merce | Painting and Cleaning Supplies Down Pillow merce 7 S sands of new [landRerchiefs ITH the coming of Spring there comes also the need to refresh our ‘ ‘ that represent remarkable val- “tne” eae , At 89c N this season’s glass of fashion are reflected style trends en: Whew ace tarmad eceeeie homes inside and out by painting and cleaning. Our March Sale of- fers values that are recognized as decidedly worth while. ee ee ee to. St from the world’s four corners. Eccentric, Oriental but the imperfections are very pi ’ pin slight. High-grade ready-mixed | Window Shade Paint, in | White Tar Garment Bags, — bandings from India, the bolero of Spain's troubadour, At 2 d 35 House and Floor Paint, made | white, green and cream col- $1.50 Sacques and Wrappers the snug hip that features Russian peasant blouses, the gc an Cc expressly for Stix, Baer & ors. , : ) Fuller. 32 colors. P; Size 20x60 inches. Moth ; Women's fine cheer linen int size, 8sc . 3 |e ~thtmanggant gE ly opulence and center drapes of Cleopatra’s Egypt that ice tets wileh sesusiiaae net _— fe Quart size, $1.50 =| and dust proof. hand embroidered Some have Paris, the style refiner of them all, has adopted and hand-embroidered corner designs Gallon size, $2.40 salan edaaneh n...* sign an | ai ee scalloped edge. A lot of . . in white and colors or dainty Floor Stain, 85c Large " Bae | ath prusnes, 4gc samples priced very special. adapted to achieve the mode of Spring. team y sail en-anees. sa ee Shellac. White eng | Ov: apn” wih 7 RE Teething Bands of silk, wool : , At ¥ 5:8 Of Silk, $3.95 ST | Soft and washable. "apres. HESE charming Pouch Valspar, high quality var- — es Silk Bage are made of best nish: will not turn white | " os ) | ee that a simple band, Colonial and strap Pumps, | Sports, evenifig, new ties, Footwear from our regular silk of delightful designs. In Pint size. $1.00 | Valspar Varnish Stain and Brush, 25c apnoea lll ge dees of satin, suede and patent. | strap patterns and street foot- stock priced special for this navy and black on gold-plated Quart size, $1.40 One-fourth pint of this high-grade varnish stain with embroidered designs. week only. Afternoon, street . Y ‘ Milan hemp Hats in piain and turn or welt soles. Sizes some- | wear. Unusually good values pumps, Oxfords. ties, ennai: ot gg: Raga ee og wg a ~ — + in desirable colors, and one paint brush, fancy weaves, in the newest and what broken but all sizes rep- Boe: this moderate price. Com- tongue Colonials and new sport double inside swinging purse. Tnamel ; _— . Ce eee ee: SB smartest shapes. Small Hats resented in the lot. | plete range of styles and sizes. models. All sizes and wi the. Wide ribbon handles. Attrac- 0 roe a ier. .| Liquid Veneer, 83¢ ) Magic Dye Flakes, ee ee ee , ee ae Pee | ene Soe Calvert, White and Ivory | Quart size. For furniture, 3 for 196 a pokes, mushroom shapes usual values. E par dwork. eutomebiles. A complete assortment of and a variety of other styles. , 7 “ ! : (Main Fiven) — woo ’ 4 | colors. (Third Floor.) . Bn ee nee Paint Brushes, 49¢ Brooms—Good grade an ; —| ee | . . -inch Paint Brushes, all- well made, for gerages of | Sunbrite Cleanser, | “—a-@ tj, ‘ ~ : Aye an in =. ¥ | » cut OBR ° POA : . t ee by. Anlinnle oN oe Ree oo <4 we ss gee’ é - any yh IE GR NE tc GLE ALN NAN CN AER rn pea iat am ~ Hos up ° " ek MERA mers hs

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7” yo RP te Oe POP RR Rg MEET ete RO BAe $P PR ND 91k on King Le: ee a my - ny Stee st RGD ARUN: sovnollinimatempor oe oe § illest « : a ri bine hide prea ; din Pe OD Pyne: Fabre: pe aX as re. ea Sie ah feces lads ‘aprage es “+ tay oe Fe Cg aa Sty th A - + vee 2 oe sty ae ¥ ira 7 x $1 ete « ei tray 2 Raith Saad r 6 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The City Cirezlation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clon? Approximately Equals that of the Dafly Globe-emocrat and the Times Combined - young * 2a . AGAINST HOME TRUST —_— | "~ Stone Hours: Daily, 9 te 5:30: Saturday. 9 to 6 ins Petition Involving United - Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 35. 5:30; , Saturday, 9 to 6 The legal dirticulties of the United 1} @ We are listing a few of the wonderful values : Gt.) 2; Sart. ae J Minute. , CHICAGO. March ? BANKRUPTCY PLEA : ea , + E dted of heart resin [= & Olive and Lo ocust From Ninth to Te nth — ~ Builders Filed-in St. Louis R d ai # ee rai | Sewing Machines Reduce - ‘ Wome Builders of America, a ho ae ¥ ~iay || that are to be found in our enlarged Sewing Ma- ie a oN § et a es ee ee ~ See at Sehr SE a We paneer - S TTEsn , . = | MARCH ¢ $8 ‘ MARCH @ i$s3. . i _ —_ fy. . miffutes after + o hag Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Federal Cor For Boys ; ys ; ime trust. were increased ves! petty thorns wee Wit venga elas ee: Of Pad PES grat Wop 9 Se series = + eh ra ~~ With the filing of an involuntary oe- || chine Shop now in the Basement at the foot of the Gtion in bankruptcy against the com : any in Federal Court here, the sec..|| NEW Stairway to the First Floor. some are new, end euch case now pending against | 7 , others are floor sam- the loan concern, in the hands of a | ! receiver | ples and renewed Texas contract holders obtained a | Se | ; : 4 wecetvership order in Dallas. Jan. 25 , , ' Machines. Everv Ma- Rest, and the first bankruptcy pe*!- | - . . ie 5 2 Gon was filed ‘tn Federal Court at chine fully guaran Mallee, Feb. 28 EBoth bankruptcy | : ' : ' tee 1 to b ertect petitions allege the receivership con- — — . : etitutes an act of insolrency i + mecha nical con di- The petitioners and their cla The petition filed vesterda ire | tion. Jehn M. Maupin, $28 Ww am J _ —$ Maddox. $520. and R. A. Mc Alrait! Singer $12.90 8660, all of Gainville. Tex a in Ieee Aedes : $25 00 W. M. Webb, of Dallas. former OO a nace benetiinns Singer : ent: William efacks, St. Louis we . and Republican politician, | , a : s Electric ané A. A. Cocke, Dallas attorney. = Portable $25.00 @Fe mamed in the petition as trust- oe ees and general agents of the com- 4 3 Standard $19.50 Headquarters of the company for- 7 Singer $22.50 Mmeriy were in Dallas, and were ~e- Free Cabinet $69.50 Moved to St. Louis last May, after @acks haé purchased a lalf-interest | . = FP = ——— Saye) Machines. We repair all &@ Home Bullding, 211 North Seventh aoe x | makes of Machines @erect, to Portland last January while hf the recefvership hearing was in pro- @ress at Daliaa. GITY CLUB GETS OPTION ON LOT Purchase of Adjoining Ground to Be B ° The Rigger ate Cr- ruises @antsation, has sae a comes) par are always getting hure. site, southeast corner of s why you should always keepa , th and Locust streets. on the Low of this soothing linmment handy. geuth. Erection of a building for, Quick relief. On the market 65 years. the club is under way on the pres-| Smet Bais @mt lot, fronting 68 feet on Eleventh | Gtreet. The additiona! lot, the price ——- ef which ts about $90,000, would ad | i ak 42 feet to this frontage The depth M132 feet. RN, + Cit Re jab od 9 oben. trees A. sw - Re ie EI EI AT NS ~~ : iastra CO ARE ER UD ye D Eee, Pe IR A tees: ee Sere FAA TTCAMLUATOONTTONOAI AAAI, WD TPE rege ty —v> —— weSigtoresTrecepiece sand Tut Cord Sait, com Fashion’s Leading Suit Edict for Spring plique and cut-out e*tects $785 ° Lett—Two-piece Mango: Vevy Cordine Suit. - wroidered coat salt M: ARKED enthusiasm is broadcast over the debut of ~ | ; me the Three-Piece Modes—the costume complete. They ee Votes Ds for a dolaehafall comprise a street — = -dress costume in Springtime Wesp a delig y attractive manner. Frocks combine printed oe a or plain crepes with the suit material itself, and skillfully ate his use braid and handwork. Coats along jacquetting lines centers sav © si Nyptete my cone A are the perfecting touch. 6 ew. Spring Tailleur in the navy twill cords and hair- line stripes, the popular camel's hair and_ imported mixtures have a breezy air—an air of careless smartness : Fes Shite anil that proves exceptionally becoming to most women. The : Chokers ) straight short coats and long straight lines are always in © be eaonfert ss demand. I noted two Mangone models in imported mix- — ae, brows tures that-used the kid binding instead of braid. Also $35 to $525 there was a swagger imported mixture shown in an orchid _ LL . : _ " . . >. a | ten. Daum marten. Hudson Bay ‘ sables, Russian sables and Jap 7 Mangone Suits Priced from $65 to $225 sadies a0 to $500 re ne Other Sasts whberee: fres ard to APS wrk r | ADUTUUTTAA TULL

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MARCH 3 toes The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — ee a - a ee ~— —— “ 2 — —_ ———— =e — . -—— = . — ee ee a ee ee _—_—— A : > 4 a Sh Masi bab rigMiambttt ha ie | BMT: pee Dies 20 Minute: After | , CHICAGO, March “G Teeemey naganer, MeCarthy, the | oride. = SIX MURDER INDICTMENTS Lenten Dishes a Ww se } Maffutes after he had daughter of Robert L. McCarths Miss Sete dio ar Married a broker, went to the marri- ge license ( ) Dn, es. o* 2, Herman A./ bureau alone yesterday and ob- AGAINST WACO TEX. NEGRO can be made as eppe wanson, 62, a retired capitalist. | ta ase —- izing and satisfyi a3 . Swanson being 59 u7 and satisiving as died of heart irouble yesterday. Miss too il! oe is sab S Roy Mitchell Accused of Killing ng 0 aatel h v y. Miss ») accompany her. you would wish them to a __ Woman and Five Men in Lees Than Year he. Fish, Eggs. Salads, & * nai! " ate iy’? et . ih ' , = ® : By the Arsociated Press Rarebits and other HB yy. ¥ aN ;.. WACO. Tex... Marc} t) t r}- Cheese dainties are “eH bh thy Ki , ‘ ¥ 2 ‘ uictments, Six of W hile h ‘ i! ! iad rur- . made a0 much more 1) *, ) y ‘ "4 dia it ‘4 icieneaencditde der and three allege criminal as- inviti with NR Meena Wg Lae Your aluminum needs Old ung , 3 . ( he Si ° EPPO oes | ) j ixth and Fra manitt shan women, wee.vetu Dutch because it gently erases — = ; = nklin ‘ FREE a i ae (County grand jury LEAS PERRINS the dirt from this soft metal. Ie | P . | at PEPER ERE 8 ae : | , containsno harsh grit that tears ‘Se Mail Orders Sent Prepaid! ) Knife today against Roy Mitehell, negro eouon breaks we prow and scars and soon wears your h to T enth ( } ; : . . : For Boys For Boys held in jail here. si a oe utensils out. ow ; OB POS RE ‘ ae >. : / The true bills charge that Mitchell SAUCE ° ° > : . Ww pn killed W. P. Driskell, Harrell Bolton, 7 Sloans Liniment-hills pain! e ve Eagle Stamps Grady Skipworth, W. E. Holt and THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE or rheumatism, bruises, straine.chest coide ‘ : : 7 ‘ Mrs. Ethel Denecanip, all of whom - The only dow n-town exclusive Shoe store that gives and re- were slain in or near Waco within deems Eagle Stamps. $2.00 cash or $250 in merchandise. less than a year The negro has, ADVERTISEMENT. # signed confessions to these murders. according to county officers. He 66 mein pak Le OS Boys’ School Shoes” Stoo tal charged will ‘Siitins “Tons a | Alessandro on Jan. 10, 1922, and — hil, ongue show utc - Choice of French, English or Round Toes. assaulting three women who were : is '? billows eon Ae $3.50 MAHOGANY TAN, with Bolton, Skipworth and Holt et : | iN) , I ! The fine, flat, flaky character of Old Dutch saves you time . ‘or the si r O olt ane - . . , . oom ee os Bicat Pagadian joe Tara gions and work; that’s because it spreads itself over more surface. enecamiy, vho rrret eath wher ; " Little Boys’ automobiling on the night of Jan. That’s the reason, too, that less of it removes more dirt than ie % 18%: brown or 19, 1923. After shooting Holt the hard, gritty material whose sharp points only touch and scratch ts 7 oe , jer? assaulted and later kj , ‘ SiZeGsS ] Lo chel $3.00 BLACK CALF, “7 & ‘ if Sizt = 4 Lo e) 1, { Kubber Denecamp. (ounty Attorney C S toes only Heels ETS ee ape Pend We : wats Hoe pellbomes > tm admitted ‘in : Naturally a cleaning material that makes close contact ‘6 ; Dr Sh 9 3 a | v with surfaces and takes away the dirt completely in a clean Boys ess oes BEAL ESTATE MAN FINED $100 . sweep and does the cleaning job in less time with less work. OF SUPERIOR QUALITY Dur boys’ anil little men's Shoes for Spring dress wear are copied-atter | sara Tiron Admile Striking C. M But Old Dutch saves money, too, because it does more . oo i ; >. lic ‘ ” Tre ih ~ ! . the men's styles, and come in English, round toe and the new French Sisdiemnaen tei Giteaelt cleahing work than artything else you can buy. Your utensils square toe lasts: in nut-brown shades and : : . . Hardy Ligon. a rea! estate paler l ; black calf: welt-sewed soles. rubber heels. , aad Cy a : a r : will always be sweet and sanitary when you use it. af la westnut street was ine , Boys *4 00) $100 bv Judge Miller of the Court of 1 to 6 oe ees ° Criminal (‘orrection today, on a Little Men's *3 00 ‘ charge of common assault preferred ao —— . 10 to 13%, .. Zw by C. M. Forman, a rea] estate deal- j er in the International Life Build- alt | Boys’ Oxfords, $3.50 | a : Leather ‘orman testif] he wae going _ elite Tinee a be oo ee I . : n! . Men's Dres ruck him from behind, ‘Turning —f{ No grit to scratch > phazadi 4 New French Tip Lasts, Z igo Ligon running a\ oe ‘+a \ 4 P } 4 ’ ee . ‘ AQaAeCG nat Jgon nad forme es . Nut Brown, Mahog- Hig [i shared an office with him and they oc I Remi Gee PROFS i no lye—no acids any, Black Calf et ~ Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Delicious or Vici Kid SF 4 gon, on the witness stand. ad- Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels This Springs ‘Btyles con | 3p A & itted striking ‘ormal aving he ‘ ) more to the natura! the foot than heretofore The new ° en + 7 7 aacd . g A teaspoonful of} ] ut | rnis "ul todav, mi’ lare to As vULSICES ; “a. ‘ € ie t , "gs Sai ‘ f* ‘Tj | rTomarre WwW. 1f ro r SC ‘ ; ’ nises : Ie ‘ery IOD- : : ° 2 . “e. re Om! : To t ; ve é tT Pp ehild is constipated, 3] }01 s. fret fyi. a They. come: in mut / 8 TO SHARE IN CLAFLIN ESTATE ‘=~ coi, coir or 1 stomach is sour f I ahogany or black OAaATrTed. Dresatl ny bad remember and black vici kid Wet sewed soles, rubber S| necis - - — : r | : | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening grees s newspaper giving Associated Press news sereice. an 2. a ry ’ ’ ’ ; i iver and howe action 38 often ge UE rv & . 4% Fortune of $2.500.000 Left by Lady Cook to Be Divided Viqually. : al Cable » the Post-Dispatrct All Sizes > Caperiz 1922 LONDON. Marc} Ti) F000 left bv Tad FL 0 fe 0 mY ——— a ————— 9 SIXTH AND / 4 ST. CHARLES “rye : rneccor i. PLAIN OR TIP TOES nef to tired, aching or tender feet. Don’t pinc j Sensational Sale 3000 Pairs of LOW SHOES. $7.50,, $6.50 and $5 Values when vou can get ghese easv-fitting Shoes. You may choose from black vici kid lace, in tip or plain toes, or congress style in plain toes only ae *5.00 Man Who Paid Bm With Bad Checks Gets Six Month-« ua © Ay eee Victor Bimeee | Soc ‘V1 eb ef INVITATION F Victrola a a ON FOR FORD PLANT East St. Louis Promises Co-Operation i. Ait | ! to Auto Maker Choice of two | The East St. Louis City Ce newest models : vesterday adopted a resolu Console or Upright Style Covered Military Heels Baby Louis Heels Leather Military Heels Covered Cuban Heels Flat Heels All Sizes 23 fo 8—A fo D | | | @ The mightiest sstbesee sale this or any other St. Louis r Spring e debut of Stier aplete. They Complete With Records , “ie Aneta he pag S mein | | THESE RECORDS costu ARE INCLUDED: bine printed — es a Sen Tee d skillfully ' y ¢ ! Aunt Hagar’s Blues Fox Trot . . Rose of the Rio Grande—Fox Trot etting lines | iy! Who Did You Fool After All— ADVERTISEMENT Fox Trot . When You and I Were Young Weak Kidneys Maggie Blues.. Fox Trot Song y | rea Come On Home... Fox Trot Song Cause . o | | i] it B K _, Fox Trot s US and hair ie Posay Bear Fox Trot Rheumatism d imported _— | Carolina in the Morning... ..Song : ~ + Toot. Toot, Tootsie, Goo’ Bye— ss smartness | = Sone Dumbe!l omen The | Baby Blue Eyes Fox Trot . Parade of the Wooden aa . f diers x Trot re alw a sin Mister Gallagher and Mister ported mix- : Shean Fox Trot Sen orchid Hellrun g @& Grimm | 228023 Ninth and W ashington printed 11.901 Herse and VWVebicie $225 75 2 THRE ether St. Lewis newspapers . combined. store has ever announced. 43000 - ; a 7 f s | ; * | airs of new Spring low Shoes S I \ LES a : a savings seldom equaled on footwear of such high quality. ONE-STRAPS 4 ei : When you see them, youl mar. ' ve a our in abie to o fr TWO-STRAPS i ) ' such Retoed at this saiahchigenentii THREE-STRAPS i; y ing price. OXFORDS . »4 r - . ~ » | . o 2 ~ _ . P . = a N a ; ~~ J — ; -) - F . a . - B.. i. > . = = o- > ~ - ‘ ; ; ; - bd --—4 4 - - o é “ e 9 : . , ~ - Ta) £5 ~ ” =“ ‘ P , ‘ “ a r oF ~ Fr “ No odds and ends or factory rejects, but every pair perfect, hased at amazin MATERIALS J, oric# concessions direct from two New York } manufacturers of high-grade Shoes, by our Gray Suede, Gray Kid Trim ’ buyer while in the Eastern market. Patent Kid : Black Suede Come to this sale. We are positive you have never shared in values Tan Calf so wonderful. Thrifty shoppers will buy oa no can pairs at @ ions | time. Attend early so as to get the pick of the lot. xtra prepara- Combinations tions have been made to handle a record crowd. Entire Subway sven Satins over to this sale and 30 extra salespeople have been employed. t fail to buy these $5, $6.50 and $7.59 Shoes for only $2.25. SALE IN SUBWAY oo SL ors Om 0 mo ee oO OOO a 0h. "0 0 000 —— ne eee a AIOE I - weir mn or 8 oe rp Aiea EES AT AS

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® ae - d. af ‘Rens ‘Tn The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Ar prexsmsate ly Equals that of the Daily Gicbe-Democrat ond the Times _ bine a = SRR SaE ee ee ’ . eT iS ST-FaSPAILN | stati = | STTOU » PO | a : seeeeseeeeuree ‘@) PENDING scHOgl BI |S si —-—ias casero Nhe *iscceccs” “mf ATTACKED AT MEETING 1000 Slip-On Mattress Covers Actua! blood tess show tha’ a tre mendous mumber of people lack ~ $4950 iron in the:hieod and ‘that they are ii fer no ot her reason than lack of Ne Phone of (. O. Orders Accepted. ‘ + sooth } teer— \ewgent«.' iron. Lack of iron in the blood net = , -") = i A'S eS only makesamanaphysical weak- =) ALL THE = PEOPLE : oe a 25¢ cata? 3 $3.75 Imported Lace $1.98 Spanish Flouncing | $10 Marseilles Bed Sets ling. nerrous, irr table, and easly hatist« ; imn-* - + S 4-4 , . . ‘ — " " ™ Becen: || Ziti af) ey “$1.69 || = 9 ==. $6.50 ‘ hey. 5c . fate red, but ' a teri. rane hrm \ EP A AI mh CER, Ie AIR a DNR pe tic I on cert i of that virnie force, that stamins anc strengthof will, whuch ere se necessar. tosucerssand power 'n every walk of ife. If vou are weak, nervousand run-dewn. you A } owe it to; ourself to try this new- oe Sn * ane er form of ror. knownas N oxated ' the State Legislatu: fron. Begin today. Nuxated Iron rainst the Chase and ig mot a secret remedy. but one : . that +s we! known to phymcans hich seeK a return of i and druggists every where. convention system of rs of the Board of Edu NUXATED IRON 5uls, Was adopted last Rr . ay — * ’ ——_ tJ > i : Ls i —Cii~wiaJ riiei SR Sn nea by the Nonpartisan SIStOM aU eniees §=§ Sbcc! Board Campaign Committes that those ‘(Main tleer—Nucent> Main Fleer—S ucrnt« ea ee ee Sve oer Main Fleer—Nucents. } (Main Fieer—Nagents. i ; | «$1.95 Anniversary Table Sale of Silks ap $3. = to $4.90 Satin Canton || 79c — $2.50 Table Damask News! Great News! jade, brown and ge Just ir in Time for the ‘50th Anniversary Sale! Mesthernded Silks . $2.50 and $2.75 $75. rt FA he = a. b a © weg " 5 » he 7 7 rs > ‘ [aa mn » She re . sl 1 e - a * . ~~) S 4 be . Sey z * has fi ./ or 4 ‘ “ ae, Oe iy Ny ~ a'e 7 ’ : Oe —~ ve “ A ps , = i Site Aaggss, " SS ae we. Sy ‘ at ogo pag Bh ae ye oy: PG vp ae de oe ea tt et oY SoS BN RE Se ae ae ia r nes Peet 4 pe Mee oe os NS dk tet ook. Le ees ene & as ‘o, ‘ Hh ih ae As ye ALE Cte ed > PD ‘n ca aS o eS a v me Age ap a & aft) 6 Pe “te , a y = a ~ wr = u One ag ar fy gee eal SRY ee 3 5 teers ating pe aptenen tape lt eer * say me « aye tet FN EM Re FSP nh eg En ou et saw yrange: Ped prey eee a — Baby Day in the Anniversary Sale can dieuched oe lad e- 38-Piece | | “$4.98 Every alr is 1 a | ‘Main Floor.) y P cog A A Layette || = | oe will assuredly | =% from top to toe—Iull .asp 7 , | $ 50 en 2 4 welcome the news of this : 3 ioned and of a beauti | 14 eo Storekeepi gS 2 2 , @ sa seal purc hase. | quality. They come int | : y, ge er =. , 3000 pairs at the lowest . eS SE ae ea sad A oe : . -_- . , - * — : price we have ever offered atlanta stitnietteh mee eee a ae + Ate ti Lily . ole oat Oe ae * ay a 7 — J am Fe Pa: > sia gis , ‘ Fe ees ieee ch oe e * 4 ee a : am, = es rter tons. Some TZ : ‘ . ey ae Main Floor.) ! | $9 Mercer- From the day we opel httle store, oU years ized Table til teday, **Customers Biggpeen our siogan. W > ac ee Bag : cieth store was only 25 feet wagpfeet long. one or tw , . , ale - mein Date worpege =e all the differemi™gmerchandise that w Mail Orders Will Be 31-Piece Layette § 1 022 ee or sale. Today seceiter of specialialal @ Given Careful and Fancy Petti- | i? Antis-ptic $5.79 ) buyers, men and welts in their vartous : Cais : Shirts Pair mays ae inuallvy on the mais new. beautiful and Prompt Attention 2 Nainsoe ‘| + } Euir Bootes $22 50 sntinually on the alert saggy Piers: ful ang ‘(Main Fleor—VNugents.) s | (‘Fourth Floer.) All-Linen able Or this store To . “ PUSANds 01 pai ros. - — . . ie " ‘ f 7 ‘ Table Sets In Those “sa a Usd SiLoijenr meant ay . 0c Ru - 20 - In lav tor the 12 clerks ‘hen today 1,000 eustag 40c Pillow- : ) . $3.25 | : atl = , . i] | a *% da , r! eT ID A ve cases nstit Past seek Ge Imported yy handled on a sak rs ) = 1 — ) Loe short Se See Berthas $17.50 at ae i 4 i —- > Tw nter ttre SP - & EOE ward a, i ae facto mi manner. Main Fleer $25 Linen or wee " . — : 3¢ — oan Table Sets WeC u et You to Our Sia hee ad it edees _ ‘ retid. 3 for $1.29 29c $1.50 Meo ae P, e ‘Fourth Meer Third Fleer Third Fleer. : 4 Third Fleer Fourth Fleer Fourth Flee Main Fleer _ _ ) es, } =. olden @iivers ~ * ee ys * oun J — 3 bateh +. ) ; - eg _ - $19.50 "7 a *% oe er Sie eee F5e8 Matmn leer 69c Huck It is a pleasure to le peeesee toe t a ; eo oe o ae in the Anniversary Sale Pewee, | Hf taes ot casters wha! « sonderful Am 85 Fringed Curtains — Fine Voile Curtains | ia ] 7 -_ i _ od ; ' UA ’ ™ . . ; . ’ = . >. 5 . . = var oo te, ‘ ae miata P :, ‘ , cs ; Se * / wi a GC ‘ i | : i : . i? rial ‘ ~, i ~ . - ' ‘ ai . + . - be ' 6 Sean 7 | | | “‘-) ro rho au e888 eee sas i ) See eueaensueaaunansaaaieac =.) | | _ Se eep eeu aeaa . on i eg Presentation to Be Made two the Queen of Spain for Pious Deeds uty ‘at f 2S¥ and 30% Prices 8 for the Church. WOVEN ETT NCW FOR 13 CENT ee Se St nteeeetneeene ail | , Nac Pac P. 2 antIiT sions. Pa . re ‘ er " a we 4 Ltwe 4&2 G@ 35c and 45c Cretonnes Blocked Voile Opaque Shades $1.25 Drapery Silks " itched | QR | mS. a border, shown in whit: am / 7 s wl ag | 5; sold mtr ty - ° 7 e Aye | Ss | ao) 2 H0cC (Third t ee smaien re Anniversary = JC Fgain —_ — Hundreds of Anm rsa es in Hosiery, Kiaig Un the 9x12-Ft. Royal Wilton 5 () | 35¢ & 39¢ Paris Cineeee esties. wash goods, gM cases, housedres Anniversay Seconds of $90 Kind ~ ° wel mes. s. cirls’ clothing, shoes and . dir SEE alneser 0 Be sure to visit our Bama? MOST IMPORTANT IS IS! Skirts Kimonas Draperies ie Waists Curtains Ginghams , | hs Pp ios nor Benedict Coats Sweaters Stockings sen’ ° roigen Rose te any Oresses Coverings Everything ~ > 7 fore J ust wr ’ ggist whether the material vou wish to dve is wool er 1k. or whether te z | ' nen ‘orton ee mixed geods. Dhamond Dves never streak. spet, fade er ron. ADVERTISEMENT Group Came af 2 A. Ml. “ 7 4 Club Plan! | > Sie Sy ee : Heavy Seamless Veivet Rugs Size 9x12 Ft.—Fringed ae a= Seconds of $95 Axminster Rugs a T hoe 50 ||" = | See : 7 som "Sa 9x12-Ft. Brussels Rugs 3 500 Oval PABCOLIN Braided Rugs bieetl Toodbet 29 : eae, me i | 30 Wash Tete = § ) | paacees - Extra. Se. & tere ‘ , — a ee Ren |. | Stee: OF best Qnitie ag — ar sm ‘Teird Fleer—Vecrers.: te sac quart - Sac \ oa - | PO err RR ee eT EERE RCOPTERUREO ON . avTe- Lumber to Be Publishe@i bere 4, - : . : YY By . . : ; > ; . . : . - - ‘ 5 : . ; e ; . ;

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TUESDAT. ARCH A. 1! " to $4 Handk lmost endiens designs and Ms new gi 50 m the dav we opened day, ‘Customers First > feet wide’ was only 2 ased all the different ale. Today it has beco mivers, men and women nually on the alert for ‘or this store to offer to those divs. a couple or the t clerks then led on a sale day by rv manner. We C ertainll olden is cl pleasure LO look all s of customers who h dng and clerks who ar for sale: Every Da Watch Our! ¥.. (iain Vloor—Nvucents.) ts in is new. ee TUESDAT. EM M RCH 6, 1923. —- —— a eee —— ith Us! little store. en our siogan. JU vears ago, uD- When the feet long. one or two buyers erchandise that was offered er of specialists, more than their various lines ure beautiful and depend- Isands of we patrous. stomers meant a verv busy teddy 10,000 customers are co-workers in a very satis- You to Our iversary e the thousands of smiling a wonderful Anniversary with the merchandise they — oe ene nenaeeneaoemmaneas — Tt ett ttt tT Tt ttt titties "7 wear yy. - - The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone 25c Paris Garters Boston and bvors Gaarters, black anc war : 2 Pairs a Loe “tih “nope il cover te mateh. * $8.50 (Third Floor—Nugents.! —— > 50 ery Bed Sets: "$4. 50 ma corner (Third Floor—Nugents.) ae p 4. 50 Crochet Spread $3.10 (Third ictus usgents.) [2 $3 Crochet } (Third lb loor—Nugents.) Spreads “$2.05 on Colored Spreads (Third lloer—Nugents.) $1.19 Gloves in the Anni- versary Sale $3 Trefousse Kid Gloves renuine French kid made of Trefousse & Co ~-clasp at vie, overseam cewn, beautifully em- idered “$1 50 $2 and $2.50 Siik Gloves, 16-Button Length or \ an Raalte fine silk Gloves, 16-button come in sortment of de- Biabie shades; slight seconds, an $2 and $2.50 Chamoisette Gauntlets 16-Button Gloves é Main Fleor.) 75c and $1 Printed (Main Floor.) 40c Dress Ginghams dr ees (Main Floor... $1 Fancy Ratine 36 in. Ratine ight and ‘aark wrt TY far en mir 50c iversary Salel ndreds of Aemiversatil ies, Wash goods, linensy, lothing. sboes and mill sure to visit our Ba IS THIS _ —| oa ai — ; $55.00 China 41.25 er Dinner Scts« Trays Mo. \iahonan> ; a. ‘+ e 5 i! 1 os ete | ori .% *s 4 : , e- ee ‘ " » 4. elie: Pree ar TN tr¢ af 4 : : t: tees te _ : ~~ ee hageene thandhadt , ’ 4 hh " j $1 Cord Girdles ‘ord (fiirdies itn all shades; ith cress fir ahed Ww tasse!s. 50c (Main Fieor.) —_ Anniversary Sale—Knit Underwear Women $ ‘75e Extra- Size Union Suits i and bodice 9 ps, wide 50c ; 44 ‘Women's s 65c Extra. Size Union Suits - Women’ s 50c Extra. Size Bloomers | Z , le Knee, 35C . (Main Floor.) } omers. double ext g New— $1 Ratine & [Thesce lored Hats. sport Hats, : 35C letins. eagle on ( les, berry st “Women s ‘$11 Extra ‘Size Union Suits ian weatits et ; ’ bas ' b« bot ‘ op A iae ic heodeen. rs ea ' é ° 7 69c 4, 50c %§ ‘Second F leor—SNugents«.) (Main Fleer—Sugents.) (Main Wier.) ° . ain Basement | ~ 1 | goer * . eed . y Anniversary Sale The most wonderful collection of Capes, i Yd Sin hosjerv. knit underwear Work Shirts Silk Underwear some er se at one price under one roof, wt e aa : > Perr ae ) mornin cases. housedresses. bovs’ and Collar atts i blues whan ; 1ere ednesda) &- | ' bray wor” shirts Women’s $2 Glove Sizes 14 to - Silk Vests rer, . ee ‘in| : rehid. good ality | t 4 Sinve-s Verats lice 1 ‘ ~ aad — - zes 341 $ | 19 ‘\ lrregqulars . * HOME NEEDS, CHINA, ETC. $4.50 . di : > ting Bow! Dinner Sects . arz imner R- e*, até ~ T\ ¢) ‘ vs deg “s wt , cers it eat at ‘ : te _ - . es Die. _ . ti ‘ ae ee $2.50 | ' h | | ie | | ‘ j | | | iSo-mece $22.50 Pecisz } ar “ag eee 24> Teakectiles * Dood $145 stew hAeities 0c Pudding Tans , ‘pper. i . . es ? gh - a 7 if ’ i 4 ed ° “4 . = "= 3 ca . at: a -_ 4 ar ow ° sg a ’ rm ~ ; | : _ i 156 | ss = $1.15 |22."".. 50 $1.45 | ne é 50 Sale . - o e 4 a ssscesseseenese=-aee"re Women’s $2.50 Fancy Glove Silk Vests : tT ; rc ery, wT {} red . Gj ia) Rioomer mad e tot con ae Women’s $3 Glove Silk Bloomers wv, +5 Tr fees $1.98 {> 7 $1.98 Spec:al! 3000 Men’s 79c Nainsook Union Suits SUC l leer —WVYWen's rhe 2 fee ‘Main *®tere. i _ ~ - men returning with her. Mrs. Kelley had attempted to save herself by crawling under a bed. where she had been suffocated. The damage by fire amounted to $300. who occuples Building Damaged $1500. Fire in a two- brick building at 1050-52 Hodiamont 3:30 a. m today caused $15 age to contents Bros. Co. efor, avenue it Shoe on the first is unoccupied. The cause fire was not ascertained. of $3300 Yoes in Chemical Plant. Fire, said to have been caused by spontaueous combustion in s0m°c chemicals, caused $3300 damage to the plant of the Hall Chemical Co., $955 Park avenue, at 6&6 a. m. to- day. Street Car Catches Fire. An Olive-Maryland street car caught fire from a trolley wire that broke and dropped on the roof when the car was at Fourth and Locust streets at 9:45 last night. The Fire Department put out the blaze. The damage to the car was estimated at | $50. 1 SIGNAL SYSTEM FOR FINANCIAL RATING OF CALLERS EXPLAINED -F | _ Yellow, Blue and Red Lights Used by « _ Former Government Employe, 4 Witnesses Say. the Associated Prers. CHICAGO, March 6.—The Govern- ment's case afainst Charles I. Hogue, i former assistant district ingpector of , airplanes here during the war, charg- ‘ing him with conspiracy to defraud, ended abruptly yesterday when Judge Ww ilkerson instructed the jury to re- |turn a verdict of not guilty. By | Judge Wilkerson said his instruc- tions were based on the opinion that ivresponsible liogue was mentally while emploved as aircraft inspector, | his condition resulting from injuries | suffered at the front with the Cana- dian army prior to the United States’ | entry into the war. The testimony revealed that Hogue maintained two lavish apartments. partiy at the Government's expense, kept two liveried footmen, two auto- mobiles and two chauffeurs. At his office, witnesses testified, he iad installed an elaborate system by which the office girl could signa) to him the financial rating of callers. Ordinary visitors were rated a yel- low light: men in fair circumstances were heralded by blue, and a burst of red proclaimed the approaching presence of a millionaire. Albert J. Norton testified Hogue had employed him with the rank of aircraft inspector, but that his duties consisted of writing theses on the care and raising of orchids and on Darwinism — —— MAN SHOT IN COOPER FEUD TO RECOVER, PHYSICIANS SAY Brother of Wounded Man Released on Bond—Family Dispute Said to Have Been Cause. By the Associated Press Mrs. Ellen C. Kelley Found Dead Under Bed When Fire- men Arrive Mre. Ellen &. Kelley, 70 veare old a proofreader who lived ilone the third floor of a rooming house at 2607 Market street. was suffo cated at 8:40 o'clock last night be reom after had started on the third floor Mrs. Kelley was dead when her LOUIS ae meek : WOMAN 70 sFFOATED 11S If + IN ROOMING HOUSE FIRE IME SALTS | skin pores are closed, 00 dam- | of the Lieberman | floor. | The second floor flat above the store| fyl in a giass of water and drin the fore breakfast each mo ' ' ‘) RHEUMATISM [3 BOTHERING YOU Tells theumatism Suffer- ers to Take Salts to a Rid of Toxte Acid. 7 Kheumatixm is no respecter of age, sex, color or rank. If not the enapt dangerous of human afflictions it 3s one “of the moet painful. Those atth to rheumatiem should eat £0 awereta for a while, dress as warmly as possible, avoid any undue ex and above all, drink lots of p water. Rheumatism is caused br trie acid or body waste matter, and is of generated in the bowels and absorbe blood. It is the fumetion of the kidneys to filter this poison from the blood and cast it out. The pores of the skin are also a means of free ing the blood of this impurity. Is damp and chilly, cold weather the thus ge the kidneys to do double work; = become weak and sluggish and f Ti into the to eliminate this toxic acid, which keeps accumulating and cireulatin throngh the system, eventually set tling in the joints and museles, caus ing stiffness, soreness and pain, calle@ rheumatism. At the first twinge of rheumatism get from anv pharmacy about — ounces of Jad Salts; put a tables ~ rning for a week. This is helpful to neutralize acidity, remove waste and stimulate the kidneys, thus helping to rid the blood of these rheumatic poisons. Jad Salts is inexpensive, and #. made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is used with excellent resulte by thousands of folks who are subject to rheum LT TE ' BLOOMFIELD, Mo., March 6.—' Jim Cooper, who was shot end seri-| oushy wounded by his brother, Joe | Cooper, Saturday, will recover. phy-| s.cians sa) A daughte: of Jim Cooper was struck by a bullet and siightiy wounded in the shoting. which authorities ascribe to a famityw feud in which relatives have been killed in the past 18 months Joe Cooper, who surrendered after the shooting, was released vesterdas on $3500 bond ! fhree FIRST COUSIN OF LINCOLN DIES Capt. §. S. Hanks, 92. Was sippl River Pilot Aeeoriate4d Press VAVENPORT, Ia March 6 Vilsads- By the ore? hued i? * ’ ‘rr ericer t Woman Alleges Theft of Geme. Py the Associated Freer KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 6 ‘jeg 6+ fica? rsa he Pilar la red ed ¢ ‘and de inat had im maple Can't Be Cured From the Outside External treatments seldom cure Piles. Nor do eurgical operations. The cause is inside—bdbad circula- tion. The blood is stagnant, the veins flabby. The bowel walle are weak, the parts almost dead. To quickly and safely rid reeit of piles you must free the tion—send a fresh gurrent Internal treatment stagnant pools. ia the one safe method. Olntments and cutting won't do it. J. & Leonhardt, M. D., a special- ist. set at work some years ago te | find a real internal remedy for pi ' Hie named his pre- it in He succeeded. scription HEM-ROLD, and 1000 cases before he was New HEM-ROID ta sold Oy é@rug- | gists everywhere under guarantee. It harmless tablet, easy to take, always be found at Wolft- is a and «gn Wilson Drug Co., who wif gladly re- fund i eatiefied customer | Praaas Rose-like Shin we ee ADV ERTISEMENT at Middle Age—How? ’ Cept. &. F. Hanks. 92. of Princeton la.. first cousin of Abraham Linco!l: and for the greater part of hia life a Mississippi River pilot. running be tween Stillwater, Minn and Bt. | Louis, died at the home of nie son, EF. lL. Hanke. here veeterda: He was born in Kentucky near the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. his father her gf a brother aft Nia nes Hanke, the mother of Linco!lr As a bo Cap’. ita sromped and piaved with his cousin and their fondneas | the) John EF. Black. 4% years old. a cob- bier, wae errested yesterday on «a charge preferred by Mre Mar fiaborne, alleged that he robbed ' f $4000 in dinmonda after render ne her r Ter liour with) (wo grit ‘f home meade whisk’ Pheten t+ # ound diamonde in Pilack « pockets yh Mre OCheborne Cecliared are her The jewels to Mra. | - The natural colertne of the akin shecié ‘ihe that of @ rose petal. If your etfs ‘e Aiecolore4. callow. eretty. or hae Pech heede. try @& tarkroet “facial at homie ‘yet once—and note the auick maa Get a rm page ef powdered tarkroct from et ceunter, rei «a tesepede be éruggi=t or to ‘ ee * ‘ese lenen or spread’ over e *a* re aené arre Aimot & clan’ a ths oure, whtte ieee Will over the entire sortace When reader to remove the mack. wash off He Piet «eter Yo mirror will te toe Come atier one application rou Wii «lege bere tarkroot en hand It 9 quite netpensvre. acts a tone time en a6 @ eeu «A yee vour bem OLY wii be trw of yey Fat Meng fat art four od) far rede roe Beir weight ext racr dina eth voll ge ieee oc gue hile perfeet’ orn «a6 d.tiog of ketene are Setemsery Mar- mem Preecriptien Tet-.cete ore wee acti tn acc ear i. hee with the eee 3 Marmeioc rem tee + t- steadily and eaciiy, th. ne Pro are them y mepo your @i doiler for a cast of eead the Marmelea Co ny, Aveswe. Detrett. ied. the purchase price to any @is- | - bien dil FO a IT AF alt

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TTESDAY MARCH 6. té92 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ie : — ‘ . , | : and inhuman treatment {1} SENDS CHILDREX AWAY AT ADVERTISEMENT les Suing for divorce and asking ‘or c¢ruelt; ave the en was a Frencl fectioner, Nicholas and a total of 150 different arti “ESDAYT, MARCH 6, 192 ; Pek A COl trait , . ; a :% >» eee = a cieesing @eetn: UES Anourt ‘rom this beginning, Hey!|comprising fish. meat, fruit, vege- custody of their child He charged the petition. S HER if! 1 ie ; yg 4 Lmiii. > seieere adi . ; ae o>. : | ie ce Yee aa well as instru- said. the present tremendous indus- tables and milk are on this list. The | 5 A, M, AND HANG SE . a ’ 1 ; tts ' ’ i ee , rales " try has growr irtually everything six most lar articles run into mental solos and songs ca nost popular 4&4 SEMENT . An address on the origin : eaten now can 0 anned, he said, the enormous total of 3,000,000,009 _ ADVEETI ————— | Widow Found Dead 1 When Relative | , > a | ~ CONCERT OVER K S f ‘rowth of the canning industr) anes (Cans per year. These six are milk, | ; 4 Calis Police on Hearing of Un- AME : ) " ker eg r nd sual Incident. | 4 = f much interest The speanei “ meats, tomatoes, peas. corn an Don t Suffer us 4 : : adit ser ing ADVERTISEMENT. ein aera | Specia! to the Post-Dispatch ‘ - 9 DES MOINES, Ia--Mrs. Alice) - 4 FO & lievi and ne hold tha fruit and vegetables Was or.ginace Tonight's ab grins will be i anole! who Tai ea 4 ‘ by Mack Mudd, ten sr: Lina and 0] ” With Piles Spencer. a widow. awakened her two itels Hopeéd Program at / Me for an invention for ing fresh Violinist; George Cibulka, pianist. pe ‘children, Mary, 12 years old, and - “he inv Tj , 1, Frank. 5 at their home here and Good-bye, sore feet. burning ¢ foods for long tim EF . = | | Pe : cr: Let So Pile Suppositories Re- told them to go to their’aunts peta 3 y feet, sm 4 rs Santa Anna. ht ni May | sa Aa he een oes —— ELECTION “SUT Ease the Pain an : away f | ' MAWAIIL, ’ 4 . x @ lit ' . The s filed Saturday to enjoin Strain and Bring Comfort. , ogg Bg oe sige Good-bye, corns, «allo Fight the Ame ~~ suit file . ur . Post-Dispatc h Radio . : Na ‘ ; ] Lange, 1302 Clark avenue, on the an throat wenn ) , her Broadcasting Station .\ . a te os t s bide l t t e a nN d mary ballot as a candidate for the aunt’s. They told her their mother 4 “hs Ft 7 ‘at Republican nomination for the Board . had said she was going away ~ . 4 } r " 7 2 2 , * . YY lie an y @ T) Tour 10.40, iho. 3: 49, ") 10. ‘Oo an ‘ F ' . Almost Over N 3s 4 h ¢t “as dismissed yesterday by the plain- the cause of sore and in- Smiley, summoned policem Bis “ re . pom ‘ nm Market quo ations. i ty ; tiff, Walter Buchanan, when it was tected throats Science fur bs police reached the home they found ‘50 ihe news bulletins of inter rest t Bon Te a iene ke tne ane Called for trial before Circuit Judge ther says that Formanwnt tablets Mrs. Spencer's body hanging : magical. ; ‘ . : , } . n, v . i ; ' Ja cdbid@s ; i=} . , $, ; ae Te : Any breaking out ¢ CveR Landwehr are the most efficient. the most clothesline tied to a rafter th right off. was almost instantaneous draws out »~ $m Ae eS Spey) pivot Wi chug yelp tet, ~b Rismibi er Ib 4% K . . a c « - Brats. ts AS.) wr - ‘wd pe Arig he ad ane earned Middle West, on anh Ne | Prices supplied by Market . . . zema, can be auiec : fiery, itching eczé kly Buchanan, who is a Deputy Sher- convenient and most,reliable | : = ner declared upon viewing the body. ’ the poisionowg. PE pe abe tial hse ogth ean ah > at ~~ ¥ Bervice. U. S. Dept. of Agricul i = > i overe a bv gq yin Mentho- Sui- scomt . pp! od iff, said he did not care to cont meth od of nbn entin ig and over- r » = ‘ “ . 3 > a 3 A. MM. “ EU als » J ] s reTrTm aes, roy in ro - . - Tuesday— = Recause . Skip Lange was not eligible for the nom- Als 1 the germs of throat infec fron. Walks , - . : . recht ; JACKSONVILLE Filia. - john the feet. LU: pe forget , : : st " s ense rom 8®kKint Irrita- 2 iam _ ¥ lue-jay. Stops the pain inst ’ : als Le] er over 10.000 shy t all Gafford, B 2 Angee antly. tion, soothes and heais the E siciams. At ; Ss i_AT ge s op ment +." sty : . ies. ¥ ou are — . ve Tr * , . miles to plead guilty to a moonshine ¢ “PIZ* now at any d ia? Miaz' IiTna :i jeer plasters The action 1s the same . See he Di > - listress, get Pe ters. , : 3 a : s Divorce Second Time. = it fy i 1,« ‘, reiieve the tor = . , j . . : " It seldom fa ' fort; ask your dri cE st money with which to pay railroad Have good feet. glad feet. feet Shirie: Margaret : phe: If you would like to try ture, and principal excha ees = * . —— —— hur, declares a no ted skin specialist. _ — P P as plaintiff. It was alleged ci ling sorethroat. Thev actually - e Ne uda re . ecties, this sulphur preparation in- =* uff a iif prep ' » rhea ff 7 P| Casant to take. en do rsed by ; , aroline street 47 years old, Madison foot misery: Ah! how ee linist; Vernor Hensni — ‘T he corn lo $ an . : Phen the corn loosens and comes ght vip and leaves the skin clear and /**. i: Pyr: 311] rte re an exception, Pea Voi e pain a! Formamin' ~- twredemert , m we , mint teow . ne did not have’or department store. Don't suffer. (db) Melods oo , : s¢ : At your druggist ment without delay. Sufferers from SHENANDOAH, Ila.—The matri-| gor a & cent box of Pyramid 1} + fare, returned home a free man with never swe! never hurt, never ee 4“ (a) Good Morning alah ws : ' Y ' ann a ? an?) Si) Iphi UT fr m any Claude Winters are a@&gfZain in court. Sunshine: M =x of Rowles Mentho “* tee lease send name and address to GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS lea Nee gis . (db) Only of Thee and A good druggist and use it like cold They were married in 1920, divorced Pyrramid Drug Co.. 628 Pyramid went home by train, with the teed or money refunded. ich. ‘ charges nollie prossed . at SOREN RS +8 ICT MEE RE INCE MS gy aR TY 110 Miles to Plead C,ailty. ich p The simplest way to end a corn is ation Willia: stantiy bring ' ; eczema — " ro ge Pak lruggiste County far? who walked 110 vouwur feel. A few cents buys @ $—Violin—-Agnes Gra out. Made in clear liquidandinthin Be a og smcoth. ick reli lef and anew Pt sdentufes our preducs charge because e—Song!? } ' . ffairs of Mr. and. M: Suppositories. Take ne substitute. ekin trot uble shoul a obtain h ema!! ar monial AlLial + mista yn Ss. A E J them first | / money jingling in his pockets. He tired. A year’s foot comfort suaraa- Marion Baner * ; ' Bldg... Marshall, Mic - a ‘ 9 “Ine se : (ce) The Angels A: ‘e Stoo } cream. A 14 remarried in 23921. W in*ers if s -~ eo Taylor ee eee seach ee pLEASE SHOP CARER LY SSS S222 Es NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERMITTED> * - a - . 7 7 _ “* - ~ > ~ — ~ - t- oe - TEAL: ee aha Sa ee mrrenty Pes Se Paes. hfe) tee ln depot Ae ani = at forcements had arri “renaty8 M, as. | fo «ct Army, defeated. y. violinist, George Cibulka, a 0 = Resaca de la Palma, | piantst. i Sm tory across the Rio Gr H ‘Twas But a Year ‘go. Q " .=—isthee eighteenth of Ma (b) Songs My Mother De der | my a : The Mexicans rew fe) At ni ...Cadman ‘ ‘a ‘ = mk . “ ; eee -” Fite Shue hern Songs ia 3 | When President P 3—Tenor (Sout ia?) Swe a? River (b>) ‘ ‘ rry > 35 awk a = vane ‘. z . = a > ss ae OW comes THE Suit sale of the season. Although an annual offering, this vear’s selling is more important and timely than ever, ee Pi, Bagi ee gore puricigi in view of the early advent of Easter. Our preparations have been in keeping with “the occasion and are of a character to ae go ahead. Taylor ¢ ble I’ve #—Violln ‘far eclipse all former records, insuring the vast hosts of Garland patrons—who eagerly look forward to this extraordinary value- ay rye On ee city of Victoria fa) Romance _ Svendsen : (b) Spanish Danse. ..Rehfeld giving festival—larger assortments, more diversified stvles, materials and colors and greater savings than ever. : Me 8 Vera Cruz, to join (a) Bomewher nee E type of Spring Suit sponsored by Th rtment 1 | a og heard that General Ma aatie’ ahiteats siayvet , , very ye of Spring e assortment comprises styles, values ; ae ing north to annil © Miss Anton ¥ These Popular Spring Fabrics a no ——— in wg and qualities that will prove a revelation These Popular Spring Shades : , General Samm Teme new oS at our very moderate sale price. To buy P ‘ee is retreat from Me: orto Rico Moth Pecan . ee Houston that he ic) The Sweetest That_ Blows _...Hawley . 5 coti traightli d belted styles; jacquette |. i le alltel Poiret Cord: T ricotine ney snag “ t 2 a d your new Easter Suit here tomorrow is to | wee Martha”) 3 ...>>-! tee ; and blouse effects; sport suits; tailored an ; a accept the Rio Grane $—Violin ne Soe Granite Cords Tricotwill semi-tailored models; flare-back coats; em- select from complete, fresh assortments at Batwing Cobweb Pandean : ie his very irate Gov ee oe Tee broidered and braided designs in rich va- savings that will amaze and delight , , bes ‘ai W ientawerk ‘ ‘ . : vs you. j . ESS Jail and later sent SS i. Convo Cords riety—in fact, all the distinctive new However, while there are an abundance of Natural N re Bee: The political sity Cameldune Spring style features, are here exemplified Suits for an entire day of intensive selling, Black " is years later he was it 7~—Tenor—Sacred Songs with admirable grace and beauty. early selections will be advantageous. | Pee gone, to become not = President as well. 45 Values! $49.50 Values! $59.50 Values! $69.50 Values! ) eto rw Sapte er aie ™ errs, ent 0 etry eine Ce Rear narenee dain nate nti etme on — 4 : NO ae Sa ee ee Soars ty =f ae Pte her J re a 5 is his return, and a hot ; However, exterr i internal union, and ; ‘ 3 fore, sweeping down Sizes } \ a NAS Entrances ee eer ! ched ia ge Re. ee iavior marche 14 to 44 ” 7 \ Lg | : 409 to 413 ae miles south of Saltill This complete range | | = : : : | : Broadway ; a | tains. On the This , : , lan == c “Ss | and 410 Sixth | @” men, made his at == = aa [7 ae end, the Mexicans Use the one that |} He7 and wounded on the serves vou best. | i © The first army I “a south of the Rio G af gives is made pos Wednesda y— | sible by 8 O’Clock—Silent purchase _— ‘ . + Soy ? from ‘i : : | — a Thureday—8 O'Clock mere al ins ; i ering ae = KAA \ Four clevators Spant —, A ds - saeeeinis . : same price concession \ | Se > er Wee the old Londonderry air. “Fare. | ‘ \ | aa 1 7 ? Wit TA ee ies ‘~ ere a well to Cecullain.” which has beer illustrated are ' | i Pin, | | {t : it ) ee a Poon * > * ey ig ¢ be ° _ : ° i) ae yay a va ° " , : ; a “tees : zo eae ‘ . ' -. > , 5 : pas NO : = , e ~* ~ 3 ; A % - * a 4 Me - SU ts : . oye . » = es 4. ‘ | . : : be ao . = 3 Cte +> ‘ tl * > : ix ? > com eae ho An B ra 6 a“ “ . had in this . %y oo ' : : bes ‘ : ab . ‘ } , " re z = J se q a. = Pie a ‘ ¥ ; ‘ in - > 4 4 . . - ee Ee : . - hed he es, Z r he .+ é . «4 _ > —P LAY ©2352 a wile = =THOMAS W. GARLAND

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REenay + 6 1498 ‘RTISEMENT F 5 TUESDAY, 5 nae e vies 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' | it | - aisley and Bulgarian printed effects: circ niar skirts. new silhouettes, ELIZABETH CREPE | flow ring panels, ete.. all are here, shown ID their highest development, EGYPTIAN CREPE each Dress characterized by a quality of materials seldom encountered ' a i t i i PP | PE? CREPe | atly on your Faster A limited | |. * “Lenox = PRINTED CREPE | at this low price. It’s a rare opportunity to save gre NAVAJO CREPE | Frock. ; 1 : : : Cal! re egy SATIN CANTON stunn ing HT : be number of 4 hee omen magpates ~ ee ee ——— —_— a. a ——_— - = sn ao... .. i, ’ y , > “) - a "4 b i= 4 4 ‘ QUEENTEX, the Finer Silk Hosiery, $1.85 " | 9 | Sizes Range From 14 Up to 46 : Every Dress is the product of a maker penttin orn< in Fe acc of the highest grade. Dresses thal... §8-Year Quality. a 618 Washington Av. se — Ss eS ee RN tae Ea I em — : * — 4 fe IY AOS IT PD en —_—

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*. TLESDA The City C irculation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MARCH 2 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OO _— - — DRY AGENTS ‘DISCOVER NEW |rorsine, ee, ocecors nave conte: Fieal axemis co earn ==> Cag0.] ARRIVES TO MARRY ACTRESS ‘ATTORNEY HAS YOUTH ARRESTED ss: ‘=: =ovo!sm nasst ond mons : cated a score of automobile batteries, Peoria and 5t -om ” of Branch turned to the police D PINAUD S HE COURTED NINE YEARS red over. to the ED. “4 ut . ‘ . —* * -. WRINKLE iN RUM RUNNING each of which contained six ae S| aissolution were made here yester Jones H. Parker Charges Theft of one of the Parker revolvers, saying js of Scotch and rye. The — - 1e aay when four attorneys represent- Danas gsm Revolvers and Watch. it had been given to her by her T . "3 “Freshly Charged” Automobile Bat- | batteries were marked freshly ine patrons of the road filed a mo- oe Engineer gpreenngy ng Robert Branch, 18 years old, aj Srother Lit teries Found to Contain Six charged.” They were. aes = a ) rom London to South .: ca; ace = ‘te . otecisllin _.. tm tha Circuit Court asking per- " , protege of Jones Parker, former As-. —- I 7% L C : ; ; ‘She batteries had false bottoms tion in tne © Ceremony tn New York. ie ete |. Ase , % grt where the liquor was concealed. The session to present @ pian to continue Br the Associated Press. a ng ni ng ge tase od, Woman Cut fm Car Cbilisicn. ) . i | = 5 @aSHINGTON crch € belt © her ' “wan Th me eine. arrest at ario ch ti Oa | a7 k i. Ga. March 6 —Pro- prohibition agents have no @iea how | the lines separation The court set NEW YORK. Maz h 6—A nine fase nea ro reve inea: i watch and, Mrs. Alice Richter, 39 years old, o* . ‘re @ weNary of El Paso. who 35 - ela h TF 7 . ‘ far hearing on the mo- year courtship », ; : : : (>i . 4 . ) : Su =: e " F lan oe — hW goin r : hibition enforcements agents here ‘*°"® eran se a ra nap eth did not dis- t led more one 35 se nv Lave c eare for > - i ori. n. P 'T . rf . mm ian 1vel . mor t T) aw, ’ asad cemptre- ae et 10 SSS have discovered that the rum run- “**- tates except to say it em here to = oaueess ~ dita “i- will culminate here tomor! , mer who buys his stuff in Bermuda | clos ; ot . : mga e trial | , i Kw us ms | ae 24, c.P@&€S.LA > h 14 : =o that had »Yeen ad- James Jolley, London civi sams. ;on both legs and bruises when the | ; : + SR « tssued a stalemen’ &y and reconsigns it here earing Marx — and ectec wih a -™M Parker was instrumental in having |trailer of an eastbound Compton car | | G - = | = @ “ nrent given out + ~~" . + . - fe: ait ‘ is sae aiad * - = . — : _ - - -_ 4 ew wrinkle um SPRINGFIELD, Tl... March 6.— vancec en - eter tm a Broadwat Branch paroled from the Illinois Re- tn which she was riding was rammed | . — | “The state sonst formatory at Pontiac and later gav® by a westbound Park car that “split | t : a §6stee Couzens is 90 COmPp.et ima home and was defraying “he: the switch” at Nebraska and Park | rey snet. °0 justice to myself ——— uc T - > : - . pe expenses of his oes cation. On Jan.. avenues at 8:30 this morning. Mrs. — / and -the Senate Ce °S Branch left the Parker home and Richter was taken to her hom. offers. 3 Ss olley was a passenger on the Ce ot gi ERIS cig april Ah Rh elle a ay lah Res Bev ommended mj be replied to lt is = : . i e —-_? ek ard ¢ » South Africa Jolley gave up his ic a with the recores tr . - = . - - and followed her ther ney nm | ' 9 Couzens preteneds at Johannesburg and he got an en , ath the facts submnitte ~~ 2s ss es ~~ as - . > : [oF « 7 : 7s F cay : : "ac gagement €m her companr ha TR he ee eta th . ‘The House of Courtesy.” PE hor ee ee a ee ee gm-S17-5198 WASHINGTON AV.-3S — o: : . baad ‘ « - . . . \ 4 ‘ : ait ? ~ et a4 aes Gh ba . . > ‘ + . . ~ @ : . ' — 7 oo , -— > - 2 a - 4 asad ‘ . . “ s = * 3 2 sy : : _ ‘ ; a 4 es *% ‘ . «4 ‘ 4 z | - : Then came a fal 4 Manager + ut . Be s iT ad ‘ Sm ‘ ~ ha ~ : e pe 4 A . a 7 }- — ; "7 4 . ; > + my e ™ : , ~ iad - oe. =e x i a’ ‘ aia 4 ~ = ie ~ in ; ; ’ r , a _ > > | P| . .-* - + a4 - sss . - ' zs ’ — aa’ . . > ; ™ ° - +a. - 7 > - . . _ a : f > ** — 4 . —iass Fe ' as " : sd TT. ‘ : s P : ‘ . that the remark was lerpri eed feature for Wednesday enliy— » aN Daa eta ele ia Al el ea a Allee oe ok 2 ils amo), ea eed ie +, Lapaprics at peal oP Judec Does Not Bri Prejudiced Jary Agai we “* spiey Bee pertee, 3 set APY the Judge sald. “there 1 a se “g diagram ois = : | , 53 , , the z ce “ntabatitta anaes Choice of any “Sternberg 85 a o me sg “9 of | yo a me | é - i ’ Wednesday Only, at S ° lly Priced . a fs far as + 7 Special Priceof : et . Abi AN Ras 9 ge AE | os 4 x we {Spring Capes, Seer Oe tore eae Coats & Wraps 9142 [ou aw mat A ar eer Res $ eee = Po: aa : ia! nev ee ®*"d a Judge should not 0a raps BILL FOR TAX ON TRUCKS eo : Se alleen I to try more than ene of & ie LN with roun = rear. In overruling the priced ae Alas : 2 $ 75 filinois Plans to Make Outside Haul- .: Js == 7 or VT new trial he said the plain lced Garments, seil- 7 ers Pay for Use of Roads. Ss | 2 ' ~~ To -necks. ‘fake an appeal . “ 7? : By ¢ mitnted ren me eolors. All! size ~ 24 , Pa. ‘ace x ~~ * — truxr > s rhe sum Involved had mg as high as $65.00. ie rd _— poate , biter , : Spring’s newest Fur | aa ot a : ay Cheles of Any Sternberg Spring Suit the Legislature this week which —_ peeneeeae in — Mrs. in 1921. on invoices rould provid hat all tm ; rf t an a | 26 at a certain '. PRICE AND LESS — af alt trate and lig 6 . other States operating for profit shades of brown. Very , on nad be , ae fashionable for Spring, | al Refintee ula Choice of Any Winter Coat. $8.85 ee Soeeeee ee: lent. Fe RS eed worn with dress or suit. MEME PRrouss the Schwartzes, ail inn ea NE ee ee iy - Silk Underwear ee Ses : LLAUSONS Jape gee SU Wednesday Only, at the ee Special Price of First Floor bed a * SR er r et! 4 a > od Ne I~ 4a Seat r Ps aad at. - 1? - ; iced were t . part of the 3 : Dainty. new silk C rier ae gael on yo 7 a | posed would ice the operation : : . ; va & . 0 ° company 7 ‘ ‘ . ‘ : = . . ~ ~ . - ‘ ° | = a and Gowns of e¢ . » chine. 2 8 Rte . oe ot under the direc and | * i t id a verdict for the ‘ht Wednesday and Thars =e ot ins Se po aaity radium silk and wash satin, = . at In Oar Removal Sale, y day Are the mpervienen of oo . | eimmed with Val ont SS fu heel Fy g AUSTRIAN PRESIDENT’S | , Po lace, Georgette nd ridbon. "\ eaned @ T ) 2 D A y LORD CECIL ON COMING 10 U. S. Beat atiful shades of flesh. or- ' fost * CHAMPIONS , . 3 a : ; —s = peach and white. is See aa ‘ - a Ali §1Zes. : : ; | oe ‘Can't Answer” Until He Learns of Arrangements, > = “ ae 'rgees Women to list d : . ns _— e stives as Hox ? Boggs Asso r re . : : “ , — - aot = t ! s, “"@ Agsor a'ed rea we poteagae a ten tS done oF ‘ENNA, March ¢— ee . j ) : ad : si . : : ei : ‘ar Dian ae the profession a , 7 we P A a ; Li 4 . " : Keepirg has foD ome fo: FP : ,.On I aru is ; ) ~ i= 7 — 1 Of the aged mothe Mali niseh On the an-Up Women’s a Pestweer 00-7 Si _ Jersey Petticoats SESE | oe : e United States and Cs | oe | Wednesday Only, at the ys Gag The census forme the last call at this — only two more days—Wednesday and ares To : ese 1 am qu. Abie | 24 : ae make th da long remembered we will sacrifice 2000 pairs of wo . I nswer becau ) not kz * | ~ : om ugh you were ee ee ee eee Se ae we el ian a im : ) : pecia ice O | idleness by the rest of wear—size ranges are ie ‘si bat we have all sizes in the various stvles. MS Bier cna: atte tan mee > *, herefore urge ye * - = " me ° 3 . % ‘ - ’ ; ve rTeu rf Womans digni Straps, Colonials, Oxfords and Boots with Military aici a eee Kime , Pe oe S , New Spring armvals ju : . | "€ Yourself as the } High Louwis. (Cuban, Spanish and Junior Louis Heel A\! ~ived trimmed ; CW rin = =r own home’ —ileveloped in all the wanted matermals and shades : react ) ea PR Ber e —~ rt dl ceived, U — Pern neg . p ; The message i« . " : ar ‘ liscourfesy in n ge | ? ly FT) Pe ; count that will be so popular this @wason. Come W ecines- . ite | ym. = 2 — ones . : | ; Toews Metternich and day or Tharsday—save half and more on “pring Qa . . 2 = Se e, ies} LO Wear itl new = 7 Mine? social workers. | arial Simmer footwear $6 to $10 Values - a . : x ° 5) “| ~ Pll 2 adresses. mn ex eption. i - t " : . : a -* ; priced group nttea ring Pee & aly usual savings . . 7} p . 1 a & vv WwW / TO-NIGHT NOTE Tomorrow Alright | kel 500 Spring Hats Ac 536 p> mm. Thared WELL ~ ay the deers of REEPING oe this store ciose for the last time. We a vegetabd peri a se ge = open “Saturday at eur sew home—Ith and _ — - $7. 50, $6 and SS Vi alues Waskhingtem A+. might will help keep rou weil, ty * 4 toning end strengthening yreur di- ‘ WW ‘ed t : so | nesday, a Street and Sport ’ ~ ~ & x. @estics aad elimnretics. Skirts m plam and New Hats taken from reg- 40 pleated models of pru- ee te | : iF ~s , a ular stock, including remark- J bella, plaids, velour i : 4 S Raigcs able $7.50. $6 and $5 values. and serge. Trimmed LAST TWO DAYS OF OUR BIG SSS ~S a Bright colors; flower, fruit with belts, pockets and _ : rg _ and other trimmings and mate- buttons and in rich = s mals of fine straw and comb Spring colors. : nations. A speria! offering for ff a) ; . cs ° “ : SALE m J UR! OR S — Little Ms tomorrow onir. e-third regular dese. Medce of the same imgrvectenta, them candy coated. Por chil¢dren end edults

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Bt odes ; 3 is MARCH 8. 182 The City Circulation of the Daily POST DISPATCH alone-Exceeds that of the Da — — ——EEE — ee ee ee _ en — iiy Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_—o aE 5 —— - : 1 —_—*F UZENS’ CHARGES COMPLETELY Back of the Claim yom ated] | FALSE, M'NARY DECLARES == Se is the Perfect Product he bd 2 Is Rheumatism 7 possibilities From Ff! Paso Bank With- ——————————————— Gouraud's . out Security. | D a Y ! t od ; py the Asso be os Press He LL : rage ne ou n Oo ; ° | oy WASHINGTON, March 6.-—J. G. | MeNary of El Paso, who jesterday Old of ‘ : . “ fe § refused a recess appointment as , ; , se a Syne é Comptrotier of the Currency, last . / . -* ae ael “] aight issued a statemen* saying: USMC Sti k P hi h How Radium Reduces Inflammation, Relieves be ef wi IC OLS _ —_ oer Ee RE ADVERTISEMENT cape me | . xt Pain and Renews The Energy and Vigor ;ourauds : iyhe statement given pe 2, Sen ; Mt. Louis Salen Rooin, of Youth—ARIUM Now Recom- ital Crea m ator Couzens is so completely false "7" ES Le. ocust St. mended By Leading Physicians Phone, Bell Olive 310 mat, In justice to myself and my | ; | As The New Harmless Way To Want p®ges for Busi« ; friends and the Senate Committee Is APPRECIATED BY . ‘ Obtain Radium For Internal Use. oe ' that recommended my confirmation, THOSE WHO ENJOY 3 = ° ° the treatment of almost every known ail- own bs oh records of the bank | easily and dries quickly. It holds its mest. But the most amazing result of all was f ibmitt to 1 Hi} | the quick relief this Radium power gave in even nd by the facts submitted to the ii} S ° \ | lustre and does not fade. ; : Senate Committee. HH t lis Lout Wy | — moet stubborn cases of rheumatism and "Second, the statement that 52 ih y i | ritis. ee en or al eteats | USMC Stick Polish is supplied in three Jj ., ¥« knowing the astonishing benefits gained : ne cs arp | TS ob. écA 99 : rough its use, only a few ousands , — he ee vee ic a po: ors bes sed i — ——————— jy grades F 9 hard, A medium, and 7 upon thousands ‘of sufferers ware able to avail themselves of this wom a sui I tea or ne a) Pit a a —=~} éé 99 éé ° 99 ‘ dertul Radium-element. But now with th disc MEET estes id eters par. | D” soft, Ask the “United man” for [R isjrvided for supplying giunine Radlche tno fers diss te HAE ee ticular. Chee ek. | your requirements. of every man, woman and child suffering the agony of rheumatigm “Third. the statement ur at he ee , Men and women thought beyond ity that you had almost eawtt ‘bank and I liad speculated in sugar human help have been brought back If you are one of is false. neither ever having specu- : r | to buoyant vigorous health by the ots ptill needlessly lated in stgar to the extent of a Are ad Decided N ovelty | action of the remarkable Radium ~e rom the d dollar. ‘ , . omy, in “segge dew 3 Men who were | nt nearly double—whose joints “Fourth, the statement that a ; h S 4 Li | U t d Sh M h y | were twisted and deformed loan was made by any officer of the. {7 t c eason §s i71e | ni e oe ac iner | Watched with wonder thelr mptirn you bank after the Board of Directors | co Sekenene Pare “tneas A : © the glorious relief of a had declined to approve is wholly I HEY are elastic Corsets for large figures, cleverly de- Corporation from all aches and — 9 1s@. : : | reduces . ehenator Couzens says, ‘Mr. Mc- signed and constructed to lend pliancy of movement SS a Nary has told me that he contribut- without sacrifice of the supporting features and slender- | ] 423 Olive St. St Louis cause of rheuma- 9 . “1 | I o (Reoh’ Oy FOO OPS Tee The House of ourtesy.’ b lt i ee 4 rr eS eS. - >” } ° % o 2s > + SS a ee a phen es ae eo) ee. ba. \awis ot. o_o a _—S = i re RIUM today road to youth, . ao See” - eon ef $20,000 to the national Republi- izi “Sa ; tiem by dissolv- Teeaion fund.” ing characteristics of the regular stylish stout Corsets. ing the salte of “Senator Couzens knew when he . : have crystallized made that statement that I had Made of especially woven elastic with a novel attach- ; and hardened on . e . 08 : " é : the nerve fibres. RADIUM IN TABLETS i ment of fabric which does not permit over-stretching of i eaits in aciution and thus prevent- | the Associated REGS FARIS WHO SAID BANK NEEDED the elastic and prevents bulging. ne | theme from depositing on the | Inc.,under $5,000 penalty ct ' , t ARIUM has brought relief | te A dded f is t] . ane aluniiieae "comme ae the | Radium yt ‘ie a+11ITe : 29ac . . ~ } —— m marvelous manner . , GUARDIAN. REFUSES NEW TRIAL | ; mM aade Cature is tne case oO! adjustment. They clasp hat oo 4 ‘uticura Soa ARIUM not only helps relieve you at ga a ee | a {eee in front, have closed backs, eliminating all lacing, and are, | AOA: Nese Pp ritis and gout. but ‘you should he | are, Ret eatinfied with tay Judge Does Not elieve Remark | r a £ ae ts : ge | amazed at the new buoya t . or Teciett tek Aentnet ont- the efore, one of the most comfortable, most easily ad- .) 5 ee ee arts Sees cate poe ee | ee rour money will: bee men’s Institution in Suit. i justed Corsets ever exciiisively designed for the large ® 7 surging through your veins and the | and Paris. Largest nroducers of Rae fF ; ; a : , e e ve Ou renewed feeling of youthfui vital. | maceuties! Preperations is ue a A remark by Federal Judge Faris woman. Prices, $10.00, $13.50, $16.50. Halt it with Pa ‘ate . adh “te Tear out this announcement NOW and get YOUR box of a? that “both sides need guardians,” | (Second. Wioeds a. 2 adarean: Ontsours Laberesation Bape Malice Miner from any good druggist made at the conclusion of the recen: ——_—_ aaa oe rial of asuit by the Boatmens ADVERTISEMENT nk to collect $24,610 from the . : Santa Fe Railroad was not consid- For Thin Waists mm ase SP nmold creend | STIX B AER R. FULI ER pouonenenonconencseneses and Sleeveless Gowns St. Joseph's dWolf overruled such a motion presented if e de q«“ d tastes fine in noodle SOUP ¢§ ; Tollet Tips) ‘o i LIVER REGULATOR I thod for T by attorneys for the bank. Walter Saunders, attorney for the GRAND-LEADER »kers bank, which lost the case, argued that the remark was prejudicial to the plaintiffs case. ouwy "= - = wm —— uo ney Pit tte AGO DAT ot AE TOP ee NE EE A BARR AE A et ON ta tl MO NI A MR NS EN OR NT A A ' a Ne a mires A AINE oe MQ Uo wm rr et ee i i tl =~ -" wove l). te tere ee? e. Page!) fet eee) See . | a Oy oe Ca ar Leer es eee ee ee HeeDAURE 6 8e RNAP O ESF LER E OTR: 6 RST EOE Grtesereaga ners 4a te EFRON CREE ELSERS i} > Be ee as #4 4 J ait SS cain knits eae bs ee ‘Fever and a «It's ‘the. Mix a pe ste th ae > Be dave é eda r) mos speed me we ey x ' all and ardinae, Ayppiy to oh A tae ee ” for BLOOD - LIVER -RAIDNEYS ’ t y re y ‘ ‘4 minutes, then ib % wash the skin ane CN — revent Pneumonia... the hairs are gone This is entire) m BIG 5 CAN / , Pimonto Cheese ess and meidom requires repeating. but to | Jae 254 | — ; 1 del m4 Radio material is bought apé., seid JOR OE ESECE avoid disappointment j is advi he aa ' the Judge said, “there were better | SE wea ee , ORs wie re. a : ) - ms — eee A AI MUL Priced Pe tt Se prejadicing the jury,” 7 na ne See One TOES CBOROROCRONOTETES at yo ante oe ee business men on the jurv in a week 4 than I would be in a lifetime.’’ ’ See ot ~ epg co ee G | Give a Bea utiful With Your his Oo r Ov e r Either and a Judge should not be required) 4 Le ves Goldman Bros, BLUE BIRD Parchiise a ne * | new trial he said the plaintiffs could DINNER SE T of Pu rc hases a ¥? take an appeal. me Pees ay . “over by the bank to Selig Schwartz , r . | Tor , it ii |) Se , gs newest Fur nd his son, Frank, scrap-iron deal- “ h |! .* 7 i$ | man ros Lite ait += es in platinum rs. in 1921. on invoices purporting ue 1 UR? e | TB tt eff 4 O e itis HH a a r~ ? i a i aan a ae a ae i a a a ie ys e a a a | a a a a a a us 6 a a ee a ee a a a a a a a a a a a a a a * The sum involved had been turned ‘ , . APPLPP LAL LLL LS ht and dark to show that a certain number of . harrels of fuel oil had been received ae . L ; 4 i > | . 7 ? ify a S.. ee eartilnee Meat eg el a en Very Merreis of fuel oil had been received | / tie = A a Offer You Your Choice te a Ew * a able for Spring, General Refining Co. of Tulsa, Ok., | / | | a] . of Either Suite : ) } ith dress or suit. through the Schwartzes. as brokers , : * a oP . | i . te ' , ih. tie a morn ewenin 1t witt rowel — ie . . om | | — rie (Third Floor.) lad an rangeme.it with vo. % : 4 . ‘ or n . the bank to finan: — ee ia = y p ad es ne: y e them bv cash- _ —_ . , yell , aed “i . at — } : a a ; TEU) ea} ung the invoices. when accompanied s . te | Oe sisenneenea | Wings ANS Age: ote 4 r by tank-run slips, signed by gaug- : , pe ' —=== = | rk ec sae Ll wAd ’ ' , . ers for the seller and purchaser, —— | =f ‘_ 4 = AY ae A LN F ss soe . oa teed delivery. The railroad con- | =a | | | ; 49 —— | ty bo \ Lek TRE: o eis nded oil valued at $24,610 had | : Td ee A. | a SS i 6% a a 7. hy oa 4A mot been delivered, and tank-run i? ae ee ; ut @ + , So adea q ’ Wy ¥ 4 — > , ox" . , + t es ELT i Sips produced were not-signed by a ; ees - ” % ey ’ — — a 2. , wn Ore ive * Sauger for the company. The jurv J = _ —_ mn § : ° Pa ete ; f, eft wie ¢ returned a verdict for the Santa Fe. X = - : jj | : f a | pV" mw mT \\ Ly od 5. e : : A See // Ai = } de. & .\ 7 an, BPs 2 : ; ; J Gensunpencnsantonnnanaasaneenente a ee ee ee ~~ ae. = - : © weilical Ae AUSTRIAN PRESIDENT'S MOTHER $5 Per Month Buys This Wonderful Bedroom Suite ; Sx \\ ae DT a) S a (ee ome + OS eee RH RDO 6 68lL Oe tle Re ak ee ee le i. i ee Pe a 4 _ > fe ~ Ee etic ee -\ Most astounding offer ever made! Consists of ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL VANITY, ONE LARGE ed : we CHAMPIONS HOUSEKEEPING DRESSER. ONE LARGE CHIFFOROSE ona ONE HOw pects Same ONE LARGE PER MONTH $5 Per Month Buys This Beautiful Bed Davenport Suite - E (in Address on Eve of Census. She | : BUYS EITHER A genuine ‘‘Kroehler’’ Suite and contains a bed. Nothing as — and serviceable ever offered at this Urges Women to List Them- undersize pieces, Sucn aS are low price and on these easy terms. Covered in beautiful velour. suite like this adds an extra room to .@ ved . . fe Y } : , , ‘ . Note the extraordinary large pieces this suite contains. No e,e =? ~~ - 7 i ave1ecace’ee* ; . et I, — i ‘ selves as Housewives. advertised every day. It will pay you to see this wonderful bs sion n. Regular $200 value. ONE your home. No suite on the market at $200 is any finer. See it at GOLDMAN BROS, for only $139. PRy the Asseciated Prees ow 7 ) oe Se rans OOO es, errr ‘. + toe, * Det Ga Dp oe 4 \ Br me~ sr | VIENNA, March 6.-—An _ ardent ia o De in >. $ D 0 \ ‘\ s O' A { YS A ‘thampion of the profession of house- S ec | ’ ‘ y 1 D d U keeping has come forward in the Pp ) ae os: 7 . , own Buys A BEAL TIFI L “si pPerson of the aged mother of Presi- Sal Buys / his fa fra a é » hse Ff" , > * dent Hainisch On the eve of the Close-Out S H , — J Buys This Genuine ‘ e ( Austrian censua she has addressed CAVY , a, . ) S ft , - A message to members of her sex of : Simmons anil ary : Mm which she says: e } | "The census forms make it ap- . , ’ me ; iy j | + ef 4 » £ 5 = ' ; - a ; fednesday 41 heavy ProLino. See our large [RMBMN EY * 57: * Ce Be au ) Fa : : *3 a jine. Spe ia! m! “Ai *” ee “> / We ¢ § 3 a 2 ‘ » Pe — . . 4 PA a4. em 4 1 4 4} 7. “ a } r cr, pe r ft. ‘ : , ’ np } rit , ; Core - , w fe re P ’ i } } rf ») Foreseeing this, we purchased our Re-, show sulkies, strollers | 'T 4 4 7 ‘ York we bought 10! these fin, ‘ frigerators in December, and are offering ( riages of all sizes and pricegy =e serge. rimme # © Mest wonderful patterns—suit S them to you at the old prices. If you need } “#6 , : fF belts, pockets and Try If you live out © a raga ae us py } “Sagal | a Refrigerator you can save $ — ie $ 3 ms and in rich : Louis, PAY US A VISIT. | cw ee ea eee fully 25% by purchasing ' **Stroller"’ leader a ei 4 colors. | We sell for cash or on = head at ¢ nen hee inl a ) now. Ree our Speris! S fo Z P low price aft- . Leader—-worth $32.50.... t BOR + «yes vere) | eR ELM Fo ca 1106-1108 ST: ST.LOUIS} * a haat pine } THE FREIGHT TO wonderful ‘ ° . ALTE RIND DINNER SET FREE. . SLUE BIRD PINSER SET FRED. } § . ' seen YOUR TOWN. ’ wy 4

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STC Omer a eee ee ee | v A NI eR HES RAS OV ee . £6 PEA TIED OEE IED eT OY EER gacce - 8 re MIP og en a7 oes ae = deem 2 7. vy Ae on ie ai Bi, oot a ” ala i aaa a la a Me ER ee a ng ee ee emia in ee eRe cab Reore My 2 — gE m * Atte re Py ¥ - * + 2 me he ts % # ~ 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SHOTS FIRED !NTO HOME BY GROUP DENIED ADMISSION 11:30 o' helleved 1 ed for Same nturn? from the West: Man Presumably Mistaken for An- | other: an Assailant Prob- ably Wounded. A number of shots from revolvers and one from a sawed-off shotgun were fired into the home of Dallas Weston. 33. of 32346 Illinois avenue by a crowd of men Sunday night at Weston said were in the auromohile pat his home. oS « ve remarnc warned ! rculation of the Daily POST-p/s . DIVALL.-- Yucis Lial ut use way urope-Democrat and the Times Combined. Will ‘ AS ~ =» HAYMARKET CASE S GHTED AT HERRIN SLANTING: DIAL FAMILY SCALE Capacity, 24. ~~, hy eunces “rexenotae ATED LIME A ‘sol! bel) rings back to rour so! what the ed ~s of use bave taken ‘fro: it Use iime and grow grass, flowers, and —- es istead of You can choke out the weeds with ime 10 pe upd sack 50-ib sack $1.00 = GRASS SEED fancy Kentucky Bive Gress. Ryre Grass. Per pound . Fancy lutch White Per pound GRASS SEED Shady Spet Grass Seed. l evart package Excelsior Grasse Seed. 1 pownd package , 8-pound sack... $2. 10-pound sack ‘ini A. GARDEN RAKES SOLID BOW 14 teeth: ash hands. $1.20, GARDEN SPADING FORK Has four med | ain heavy tines. made of $1.50, CTRVED NAIL SCISSORS Stee 3% -!nch. ROLLER sAATES 7 Fer beve—VWith Steel Kollers—Ball 5 pepe STATLER HOTEL NEXT DOOR * 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AV., ST. LOUIS WEEKLY AD No. 965 THIS SALE CLOSES MARCH 12, 5:30 P. M. $2.00 ‘.tkis~ / SEND US YOUR “KATES. MAIL ORDERS ~ yo NO. 1 UNIVER- SAL FOOD CHOPPERS coarsa* chore SHAVING BRUSHES — iN -_ — x Brush ie made : rt in rubber ar cial price this saie each Parce! post we! ent. 3 ounces BLOCK PLANE (IRON ) 7 inches: 1% -inch tempered and | pol lished tool steel cutter 87c |Special price this snie. en h Parce! _ post weight. injury; i1-pint ” $1.29 Length REGAL - — . , éé ~~ 2 cOFFEE Mitt = Hockaday’s “Interio WASHABLE WALT FINISH Si) SIZING. NECESSARY . . = » ~ r @ FULLUOWS PRIths A ‘ er Body Hockada,s “Interic $1.17 vic $3.98 $2.48 Der quart llockada,. per quart R ~/ we rT ‘ Heckuada, Interio er Ree per cullen Heckaday Kedu: FLAT STEEL SQUARES hed and isragueted: 112, “age ] a al t ‘ per zallon AUTOMOBILE HYDROMETER whe si ng m= 2 sinipeprdonnr eing mixed ¢ . Pe Le A erage ado $3.° . DAILY DEMONSTRATION em im (hur ais PAINT DEP ARTMENT DRAW KNIFE GEM GREASE GUN blade: gusrantead $1.39 =~ ~~ * ~ SHERWIN-WILLIAMS rLAT-TONE AND OIL PAINT sk. rm. opening of the ‘rst rial, the prosecution ~o- tinuing t against Hugh Willis, state —. — —— Z moer © he introduction the. iitindig ine defenda tis ~*? a . se _ raRrreacs - fart an g& siatement 7: 3 Aiateae nf? - Widdlekauff, 8D’ - ttorney-Genera! of - honl a. oe hae is prepa . _- —_— = —_ i+ i} asis on KS : >} widespread Haymarket conspiracy Raid Case. Haymarket riots editor anda Se ee er EEE EEE EEE EEL Pada adnate aaa tatatatatatatatatatatataets™ ng permitting the in- Gesigned to Herrin of testimony : . a . ~~ Onspiracy ee L1@ . e 7? ** . ndge Hartwe.l instructed unced that he MARCH tm Beginning at 9 A. M. Tomorrow in the Basement Music Shop Sale of 50 000 Columbia TT E> DAT MARCH ry 1922. = ae ~ # o $0. Dateen @€ Ver : sha tes: shown in ail able values a*. - Records eS oe LAMPS Survivor Testifies. Jones, another testified at oOrTning session : = niurr 7 : Another —— | » 1188 wae oe 200 wal oe Bernard J Quarts, 90c; 1. Gals., $1.70; Gals. $3.25 “°° * S260 200 wa Oe agen PAINTE! RS’ w AL AL 1LL BRU SHES oO: ~~ as P=) - 12-Inch Double- Face Records, DEPARTMENT PEN BERTHY RA DIO SET ‘ge 3 acrewt- vrers creamer and 10 brad VARIABLE CONDENSERS. Standari make—Venier Trpe iw . aor souk, Ga ““*- $3.69 iar price, 80. CRYSTAL weg ge MeCu.ar oO ser sa” ~— ~~ | > . s’ee) STORK EMBROIDERY SCISSORS FULLER BRASS FAUCETS Sim é-inch 69c FOR TRON TITE = ————a * : ase = TUNG STEN FLE¢ CTRIC LAMPS ge menndll s “0 P . ~ _ = aaa e : n art 40 =a & S TAILOR SHEARS 79¢ % dc agg a = Ba ts Size No 5. %-inch, ea E ' 2 mir 2 : , 89 q SETROG EN EQUITY “BARBER R SHEARS T-Inch: Jap. handles 79c “C.LER-TITE” IRON CEMENT Mende ieaks of steam. water. gae or ob purpores. a s™a. can pensive repair >): TREE PRUNERS square-shape pole. forged pruner we oer ts the best made and will | - . sos thane ee te “%-imeh; with the Pole a — , 3. OW. ~ontains 4 chisels Special price 49c vise Special! price Price $5.00 COMPRESSION ALT CETS Spec'a) price te tevalvabie areunrd the home for m Price, per can he@k. toc] stee’ Graw-cutting blade. . Pruning can - P. me stand'!ng on 2 aw's, countersink, asd. without climbing. ' awis FLASHLIGHTS 2 ‘ fa, = ‘12-feot “~ pole. made (* CALIFORNIA PATTERN PRUNING SHEARS—9-INCH have spent r Ot ae nee oe. | Beviprped w': ere ste ) Wa ee tee ae oe ah wk a & sale 2S ae oe secre SCHROETER BROS. HDW. CO. 9¢ 810-812-814 Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo. @ A very remarkable purchase brings this unusual opportunity to secure | Records by noted — Black label, blue label and symphony series lumbia Records. in the 12-inch size titles for choice. including voeal and instr umental numbers, popular on eratic and standard songs, band and orchestra Records, dance numbers Hawalian and oe a selections. We believe that this is the larg assortment of Records of this type that has ever been offered in St. at a special price. A few of the hundreds of titles to give you an idea of the class of Records that are in the lot. artde-— rince’s Orch. “olumbia Syrymophonyr Orch. with Cherum Sonata | Columbia Symphony Orel. Francis MacMUles Flower’—Violin Seleo— | Francis MacMilies = Mignon re—Part 1! Frince’s Orch — Mignen Overture—Part : Prince's Orch [i Lammermoor ... Prince’s Band Prince's band Altice Nielsen 4 Altice Niels | a Profit by $20.00 Special ee —~ Best Stee’ Bade and SseTEEL SPYWRIN SPECLAL PRICE this Parce! post sA weight } . > — c : i aia - ° - > ™~* ~~ = Re ‘ a ’ ss ‘ ‘ « » . ~- : . _- . ‘ = . | 4 \Aa am a . . - . +4 ~~ + a “. © . ‘ = ae ~ ae . - - . . . - Na * ** \ . ~- : 7-27} an wm +i« | ' , ’ ; : : . +- ~* ™ = ns ; . ‘ * - : = = -*, — a . | -~ —_ - ‘ a °* > i weet . 7 * - - > «4 . . . - . * ‘ * ee *, 7 * ai. * . . = 2 « - ~ 7 : ~ ._?¢ : ‘ | : . > a * ‘ iown t! of prisoners ani saan ie SETS ne un “Loose Them Under Gunffre.” € Mahogany fini color, exquisitely t --light pull cham beautifully made e¢ colors, finished and silk fringe. @ ' ; is i TERN lt ee AP A Bedell Dress at Only $13.95 v in @ Moras? aon-v CG Commencing W ednesday 9 A. M. D4 "ces overs Pretty Little Cirdere! a—Waltz BAAS Seenen een ene eo om } > eee ees. — —_ . " — Pickaninny Biu : s es— Waltz Jo WASHINGTON AVENUE, CORNER SEVENTH 358 Cloth & Silk Dresses S-A-C-R-1-F-1-C-E-D Pris -“e' « rch. wre Rarearoc!e—V'olin “Prairie Solo “20ser'te Overtu Part ' Prince's “Wilitarry Band Tt = 2 = as °*so,.Tr: Cas 4 » * A > Tann*auser— Tannhbauser— Part = If You Have a Phonograph Yeu Cannot Afford to Miss This ¢ ————— portunity to Secure a New Collection of Records ata Low F Maste US-BARR CO. Foremost Store for Records tll td dada data dda daMashee \ LALA eee eee = i —— ee ee SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS WILL OF J. H. CHAMBERS (omtest Brought bh: Son of First Varmage—t < : ; . ‘ ‘ . . _ ’ es. - e ~ : . . , _ ~ » . <i . : lam ic s} | | | nig “ , . us help you get ready fer your = ' , Spring. photography Kodaks, Films Ms. and Supplies. Lowest pric “ ~ Y oI pom Ee eT - ' ‘ Canton Crepes, ettes, Crepe de Chi: anaras, Flat Crepes an Northe tif es Smivaste n of Napoicon aa a ee Slerete | eveVete es. oles eae ae P THEA “Associates Press Hews: appears rs exclusively | he Post-Discater ‘n the evening Bews- : “4, . , 5 ee RS | SA 9 a oa 5 a ke ane “na pi (

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rs: w SIDAY P a & aus q ARCH 6, 1993. ing Bw | TUESDAY. he MARCH 6, 1923. 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!°.. 15 ° SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 16. o0c_Sateens ow $0 Lace Curtains @ Ver) : Seeman of durable mercerized finish: | ghown in all shades; 86 inches wide; remark- @ Domestic Lace Curtains In Scotch and filet weave, in a wide range of patterns, many de- able values at, he en 39¢ Ve Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2in 2 Cash Laraest Distr? signs—8 yards long; choice of white, “Third Floor | i $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restric ted Artic les Excepted. at Retail rf ain tvory and beige; pair $3.95 ee ee a Offered in St, Louis for 98 First Time Tomorrow—and Here Only— | : m Ivory Soap in New Guest Size DE Sey ist fi -—A Size That Will Be Welcomed by All Users of This 99.44-100° Pure Soap The Basement Economy Store’s Eighth . DDC Dozen Carton of 6 dozen cakes for $3.25—single cake 5c An event of extraordinary value-giving is now in prog- ¢ This new cit 86 the ar ee ae white I\ ory Soap will undoubtedly meet with ress—it is held in celebration of the Basement Economy instant favor and be in wide deman Tt is size that ts ide: e e ( ? + Pa Te oreo cece emeane. 3 lo & nice that ts idea for the toilet and bath, and Store’s eight years of rapid growth and usefulness in this indefinitely. community. It will pay you handsomely to attend to- morrow. At present we have one carload (2200 cases )—just received from the renowned soap makers, Procter & Gamble, but as a large demand is expected we urge you to supply your necds at once. ¥° Mail and Phone Orders will be filled in the order of their receipt. Main Floor O080000000000000 000000000000 0* Wednesday—An Important Offering of Copper Wash a $6.25 Value P i 10 ee. @ Made of extra heavy all-copper, : ce Will Be Seucauibed in full size, with tin cover and stationary nbtuns * wood handles. A e $1.00 100-ft. Keystone Clothes Lines..... .7! : 20c Clothes Props, 8-ft. size, , e e e | 90c Brass King Wash Boards.....:...... 64c $1.35 Clothes Baskets, all willow $2.75 Folding Ironing Boards AS | —at Very Decided Savings $10.50 Bench Clothes Wringers, 4: 7 $1 00 $5.75 Clothes Wringers, wood frame .. . .$4.6 3] So extensively and satisfactorily have A. T. C. Tires been : used by our patrons that you can purchase them with the 3 $5.25 Clothes Hampers .. Tre eC | | $1 2 90c Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs” bea we ewan 4; utmost confidence. The seman grade rubber and eotton 2.50 Gas Laundry Hot Plates :| obtainable are used in their construction. fo S5e Water Pails, 12-quart size $1 50 &5c Five Sewed Brooms ® a Wednesday’s Feature Birthday Sale Offering— 51, $1.25 and $1.50 Apron Dresses}, 25 Fresh Spring Models—4 of Which Are Here Illastrated— of High-Grade Ginghams, Percales and Chambrays— Choice Wednesday at nom te tea beeen ee Guaranteed perfect in workmanship and material and sold on an adjustment basis of current list prices. : ao | A. T. C. Non-Skid Cord Tires Records * Curtain 860 | Laundry Soap | Sold With 8000- — Adjustment Gugranjee | 10 a 25C | me List Price Sa S| List Price Sale Prine for od 31 eee s 8.9% $2x4% 2 .. 822.05 , | Good rade, “well-known ' ; vx! SS .$16.50.. KF SO "%~ 1. 15 brand He nit of 1a bars, : 3 °?x 3! BS.. 2oD.0U.. Ki13.0% she oe sates a. greg no mail or phone orders | 3 31 —~s 1+ - O029.690... 816.25 e347" 5. + - 823.95 | accepted. : BLX: es 2.80... 817.05 35x4" $45.89... S24.95 ; 233 83.80... SIS. 834x5 4. . . $28.95 , i Eiegete ee pas fain 3) $34.70... 818.95 >... 829.95 Basement Gallery A; 2. C. Non- Skid Fabric Tires Sold With 6000-Mile Adjustment Guarantee ' orfunity to secure Profit by This Offering of . ; Gu List Pr ce Bale Price S13 List Price Sale Price phony series Co- . : i 5... 8 CAS) pox a $12.95 q@_ A series of exceedingly favorable purchases ‘make possible this weloouss sale. Dainty new styles of excellent materials in attractive small or large checks, fancy plaids, stripes and fig ures in pleasing combination of colors. All have self sashes, one or two poc kets and trimmings of rick-rack braid. All sizes from 36 to 46—also a limited quantity of extra sizes. Basement Economy &tore Shaler Vulcanizers mMbers, popular op- -with hundreds of 3} 520.00 Floor Lamps : | ‘ “38 FoxB ig ee rae ae Spark sa 813.05 s, dance numbers, this is the largest offered in St. Louis ony Orch. with Chorus. lumbia Symphony Orch. Francis MacMillen "—— ‘ i? a 4 , hs ’ - ° ty . ee +e - ‘ rf ‘di “ } a) ; ; ; 1 } ‘ 7 4 . +? ; ’ ‘ sai la 1 dete al hb. Wo » So AP oll » x bats & bs all >> - to + mab > Ae sm _. aa _—* d. J ~~ ~ ty oe e.. , , Continuing the Event of Much Interest to Home F iliven. tite March Rug Sale| a Ta ln f ; J, 7° ty j | ’ Also Linoleums at Prices Typical of the March Sale € This annual event is always welcomed by many, as it affords an opportunity to save con- siderably on splendid quality Rugs and Linololeums, and at the time when many are con- sidering decorating for caida Axminster Lugs $42.50 $ yk 15 + a > Value. | © 3x10.6-size, woven Wi th a very deep rich pile and shown in many wanted de: Signs and colorings; sultable | for any Axminster © : Roy "i Rugs — Wilton Rug's $65 548 65 | $85 9173.69 .65 Grade. Value. tugs 8x12 Splendid. superior grade Rugs in Persian designs and —_— — -..-—- give long and satisfactory room. ong A imported wide, in @ dolts; 39 inches wide; variety of piald pne oon packed in sanitary afr- tterns in a number ° tight packages. erent colors Cut from bolt. | Bed Sheets | | Black Setecn $1.85 ape oi. 29 500 Value, Yara ..... Seam leas b» ached Gheets, size 63x99 inches Lustrous finish bdiack —the correct size for twin Sateen fn mill) lengths beds; finished with deeply from 3 to & yarés: extre hemmed endée. a Head ——. ao. 3% Genuine Indian Head, 43 inches wide. {n lengths from | blue and white checked 2 to & yards; net over 19 terns; cut from the bolt: na yards to a customer. over 10 yards to @ custom - ou! _— I me ee meee ~ se Table Damacks Me ys 1 arate ..... O9C pee) Highly mercerteed Te- Goft-fniahed ble Damask that is fully Lengcleth. $6 inches bleached Chotes of « num- ; ber of handsome patterns. in 10-yard bolts; limit Imperfections are #)tght. : two bolts te a buyer. Birthday Sale of Women’s ——~ ss eee eeeereeeewee.eeewerrrrrrrr,TT TTT TTT TTT). ee. ee £ - PRS erat IY ete Saleslaca , eo LS Aik RO BMS MERC mie MOSER BOT ES ANS cn 0 ALIS ARTE 8D wie hhh hi hhh ht hhh bh hhh hh hb hb ht hh i ph i i i i hh i i hh hk F ee ee ee ee Y

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| TUESDAY, ~ 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equais that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MARCH 6 f “ SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 15. : . | | Women’ s Union Suits 69c Ginghams s non S @ 3000 00 that quality ee 6 — = : ; plaids, PR ————= regula? and extra sizes; 69 a" @ Bece!ien: quality Ginghams, in checks Thc vaiues stfipés and plain colors; launder beautifully ees sl $2 inches oe: 55c¢ : WW", ° ree E aqie Stamps and Redeem Full Book s : for - $2 | in C “ash | Largest Distributors of * Merchandise and ‘Special at, yard ee | or $2.50 in Merc handise—Few Restric ‘ted Articles Excepted. : at Retail in Missouri and the West. LL Siete ater peeanatinentinenemenenn REL RANTS. I Yan MR De Nw Nag ps ‘ “one y ‘ patil aie ah Seok b wm - Py 2. ; , 4 Be eden iba “a a it Ps ics » bos m = r “— ¥ * _ La: " out nl 25 to >A 9: y es Mesh Bags @ In these featured groups are hundreds of Frocks unusualls $5 to $7.50 Values : fashionable-—-models of printed crepe. Canton ~~ crepe de : chine, Moliv-O and flat crepe—in maple. cocoa, beige. French —for Spring in a : we 3 I | i a : Q ;: blue. cornflower. mist. brown, favyw and black. So many are the ? LAOS O RIT! OEMS SS Bi Bt Mi muy = fF 7 v * ’ ~ ie. oa 7 . : - 7 “ ” ea 2 4 on ad se - ¥ ne Myioutiige edt? le rig nals Le ‘ et el EL Boy BRK EST. Special Pri S¢uta- : _— iia, due inieen 94 to 4 f10n Lomorrox, 3 Other Spring Frocks Priced $25 to $55 the Second Day of € Silver-plated Mesh Bags in very desirable Spring Suits Smart Coats : stvles. Included are large 7-inch Bags with Old : 4 Pee) Ns —_— iw » & ; the Opening. Dutch frames and smaller Bags in Gothic stvles : —for Women and Misses — and ae aa), A 5! 3 a roaster-Genera) + : with attractive enameled frames. , ¢ om : : = ry? a | ’ ~ i ; | 2 gouick worker t& 3 An unusual sfriiing, and as : Lf? 49° ‘ > ) ——— es F . ec . oka : : ind ; : e A‘eo. tow that he there are but 500 Bags in the | toast = 3 sou should select at once | Pca Se | * > ate, a Senater’ i group you should setect at oi : wo ar ; Suits of ats there are sports, blouse, 4 . : else to bimiaet i Main Fleer rfreme ma ne - °H¢ ge ke rane i na sail - ireqd a 3 nov “ve ; :. = . , = ; " er |ooks like arytde : ee = gee = RR ese . 3 be not so good. | The observations nn toctdent in New * at after he had t : ; - le ~ ‘ ‘ r ry ‘ } of ’ maf rs vv? o ' : : : . =— ) ‘ ‘ : ing ¢ i* j i } i 1@1 In . : ; . * -— , = . . . . - , 7 = : om j J ~ ~ ~ , o ~ *+. - ‘ . - -~ _ _~*? me ¥ . = 3+) : , —~ i j ij | ‘ . A ‘ i?-a ii rs i it} - , : i 3 ; . - ' - . . = . . 2 . oe) an LU om an S | end 1 naterials ude the a ecircuiar potto The fabries in- 3: os Entered Congre ’ ’ : . TY ., . ~ ‘+ . . . ae A =: t x ey J seD bh noe from Se. , 7) ~ | - re fashionabie twill cora. | Wills ‘imude all that is new, and every - = : + hurry because Se w . . . . ° . . e — > ~ + ‘ » ae : 2 7 : * . ’ ’ . 7 7 - ™ €" A> ; ’ " ‘ Se ; : = oe —_ i. * . i : ak 4 > S ~~ &. . . so - . » * —~ ae a ' : os x Ne nator Spence. 2 ifi j f OdTS. ; ri . : : , : —- = . 33 : ‘ : , Places : - ass ready reiated. had rs SS * ¢ e ~ } rarias a .S* Oston . , ~ c é ° . ry — Sn soe 7 o Diher ‘ Pine Suits ii } a ; ad tel al 2 | . ¢ : a * “ ~™ ) fresh—d' iver eq ft ’ rT 2, ( ijt p 9 “- . ? \ j aps, B. (7 . ; ‘ os 4 " ’ “A é : 7 Pry a’ {OR af Eltic? . piece models S53.) Tt fd. P ’ fend. as Postm : aid houses. Ss, after he had told F ret pretest if M rammed = New wae with Mothers Should Supply All Spring and Summer Needs From This nee Excellent Choice at a Saving in This Group of =~ ter-General Bartlett Wednesday—In the Infants’ Shop— “a Come right in. © Sale ot Children s Socks Smocked Coat Sets | ade Two-Trouser Suits] === B ae ae eo tay se: ; " yee ae es os nites oT an , ° ne oh Sa Pee a oe A ¥ i aos, - » i hes Bh eager a rice a MN A we Ey | he tae agate ~~! " sore s ‘> ; hn Oe aw “AY ae raid — ("ou ses. . ¢ + MPO! Oe 4e ee . Rasement Floral Shep / All sizes. | ek TM icici c ie chine Coats tn B fle, smocked and hand and Young Ma Now that -_ i -a* rene —Popular Kinds at Splendid Savings ) 5 | as exes @ 6000 pairs of “kiddies’ ~ Socks—offered at such very spe- . | «sy : ag DON ewest 5 peat cial prices that it will be economy to anticipate future needs. : ae , ae han = ie nie” s~ ~* a J : — > -~ * 7 ™ ~ , 7’ - = —_ rae evr =o je 2 ™ > 2zmo 4 ; ye ing a i ing . > —_~ -* “ «= —_ . - > . _ a = : * 25¢e and 30¢ Socks © ian one 3 Sa | if 4 without the ia age 3 Pairs i Ve nta Shit ts Crib Blankets | The high quality of the materials and tailoring. “and the correctness of be . mene - Sere . 55 P | | , . ‘ . ais Aen ee ee ) abs, the bm presst SC f -) * : —— a. | | yiing. make these Suits highly desi rable and the advantage of buying them a ‘tose whe one age a. 19¢ ) ~ ih ae saving should be considered by all who have not yet supplied their Spring atreveray ever or ” a . ’ ’ | ade! wri ith - i- al — - 7 ri > a re mas ove , rks are such exceptiona! value that yeu sh pase Infants Shirts of woo!-mt!: a bi nket ta | mn ie mee par of trousers and the variety of materials, patterms Gam t at Garesche ts de : rie > hoe 4 +? " x Tv = nn ' , co rin ve r ; vuGaIN r »! -~ ‘a : tt 5 summer Attractive white and colored - eS «' —_— nite py k. case : @ well finished edge ( if — ae oad, including piain blue serge. oa roranming “2 inasmech as the F many shades. All izes : | 19, con Db! tier in li sites. in re , ‘ . es b i e a ' make the @ , * er «3 of the -. s ’ 4° one tire 7 Ls. 1 ht oxi] ‘ene aresche Sedeieiad wit to corvince re . Wadacsday—A Special Selling of 1000 toma, | a oe S . . + | siticecn wes pure @ An ali-silk dress weight Canton weave. shown !r black. white F $62.75—_Now. 4 "counted to nothis réing to all the Ex Yr -Si - an@ colors. 49 inches wide : - : tra-S1Ze Ap ONS oF $1.98 Stic Feuards | $9.90 Sik Chermoum 4 “oenewr wa enti Sold on Our Club Plan, lf Desired — s>potntment, more S49 e-Se «§ # al 3 ay $2.50 and $2.95 ~~ Jv Sizes 46 | PD ite Wr prin: ve fal Casseroles and Pie Dishes | *.r’erscetimte | |i] sie | the much-wanted basket- | | | ; poem ays: - «qs —4 . { S e : ‘ < *) ag weave effects. ' he i be sure of sharin $2 V alue— 45 ote . F “omplete range of kitehen oe. = Offered at. | blecks and tile effects, alse vs oe 4 biuebdird designe for bath- : Piates, Pru Dishes. Meat Dishe=x in various sish. ) room. Rol! oe ie a ee 9c Raker. ‘ offee Tea. Rouiliorn ane ‘1fter- Dinner € e = T™a Se “Z £ . ™ . ‘ ' Drr Paste Wecdresdar Cups. Saucers; Pickle Dishes. Covered Dishea ex with eoren «class $32 Theo. Haviland B = nee eo. Mavilan reakfast Sets Wednesday a: : petive price | quang. ‘Wotsentiar. (pad tare alten tegen - design pp $2.95 Serving Tra,r< $1.89 ) pouné a e s¢ fe & bh “fant a - fen? Gdiehee - id rea: and Dulter clatee ips and seurers ore ast p a < a? ra and ere S15 ») a Thermes Bottles. quart teroves $1.85 i Combination Papers solid meat 4'sh Limited number Chetce at $1.73 Percolators, round shape ............ 98c only with borders. rire eee Basement (atierr | ; - ee an nn na ap ann a neat TT petunéd

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rE ca ak ES FE Te LE BEE LETC IN TUESDAY ARCH 6, 1923. — — 9 cbatipcartten | 1S) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH G]S(CAPIICOVN (ssc.dititime | a - — —— — Tnion Suits, in wide or built-up tops; | ’ PART TWO. po] elas PT ees 1... DAY MARCH 6, 1923, PAGES 1728 ——— eR ee ——— i aiaeiaiiad A AN i See oe - — = - —~ - SPENGERWORSTED 67TH CONGRESS TALKED AND LEGISLATED BARTDINVSIEAIE [ison Foe Risse Tage (NUN DENES HE IN cy. OSEPH FOR NEARLY TWO YEARS; CLOSING MONTHS == COURT INVESTIGATORS of German Hatred Against | HAS EVER WORKED PAST ASTERSHIP DEVOID OF ANY STRIKING ACCOMPLISHMENT ,..... ——..... France May Swamp Europe | WITH DRY FORCES | Relation Employes Under “ ° the seating of anew Congress in tie in ig. SD * ; Derided by Democrats as One January following its election. Here, Growth of Insurgency Within | Fire at Meeting. Royalists Taking Advantage of Situation— e again, he progressives declined t 7 New Postmaster - General of Most Futile in Ameri- uiew th President, who had let it Republican Ranks in Sen- ot ; : a ~ e 4 : Hi he known that he wat opposed to ct | A resolution to investigate the Publicist Says Old World Will Be a Vast Chairman of Republican City Quickly Decides in Favor can istory ; Extolled by ‘tinkering’ with the present consti- ate Marked—Two Filibus- ,investigators of the Court of Domes- Cemetery Unless United States Co > tee R e to " . “ tutional! provision of a long ‘“‘cooling- tic Relations. ‘here divorce cases : f mmit eplies Op- an Congressman Faust’s Republicans for Its Vir- off” period between a congressional ters Were Notable Feature | are triec, was adopted inal: night 05 “Mixes in European Affairs ‘ ponent in Race for Alder election and the convening of the ithe St. Louis Bar Association on ino- . ° Friend. tues. newly chosen members. of Session. ,tion of Attorney Dotiglas W. Ro- ~ P - | Much to the general surprise—to bert. The motion authorized the ap- By MAXIMILIAN HARDEN. come much nearer to the ideals of manic residency. pointment of a committee “to inquire | Special Cable Dispatch to the Post-| Lincoln and Goethe Where great tutional amendment, providing ‘vr a I = By CHARLES G. ROSS. the es i _ 2 shana oe 3 Sen- strongholds of prohfhbition. The int } i l H , ate itse tne Norris. res¢ Ww ‘fen - ’ ‘ral sts 5 4 activ - - ; JUDGES IP RACE IS hief W ashington Correspondent of ~ e itself a ; , beicstatiendliin ri wets’’ predicted gains for their side . o the legal Status and the activi- : Dispate a capitalists predominate, the will tor the Post-Dispatcl brought a vote in the upper yn the next Congress ties of the investigators. (Copyright, 1923 ) , popular advancement is not the cniet SAYS HE DOESN I EVEN N( WwW WIDE i \PEN WASHINGT« NX v4 - . - House and passed by a majority of Of s aaille lj 7 * % Q , Attorney Robert said that in- BERLIN, March 3.—There is an interest Every patriot thinks his | “Na , March 6 Derid- hot ] The Senate's ti ” af Seeereny CP Me. Agee was tances . - tinereasing bitter feeling throughout ' pore , ’ : | KNO V UPP ed by Democrate as one of the mort about ] ne sena s action a bill. enacted after manv viciss: stances had been called to his atten- , t F 4. Bel-| chief duty is the cultivation of the 4 = ats ) } it establishment of Federal] shooting niake a private report to the court. VM hi h is unable to attain anything ning boldness of passive resistance. Post it had been talking and legislating ; Pe et," “7 . , is egarded as higher than a: ¢ *,* . for the better part of the two veacs| POTt W4s Senator Wadsworth’s pro-| grounds and wild game refuges. This Much of the so-called evidence they ;*% 'es4?r = a ee nm an Car-l comparable to the brilliant extem- bition.”’ : obtain is not brought out in court, | nest effort to soive the national prob- porizations during the war whereby | of its existence. posal to change the presen! amend- | was passed by the Senate, but killed ] ; By CHARLES G. ROSS, Most of the legislative achieve-|'"* age ‘ at si te beat ide ” pater } House on the theory that it of mbit siga - egos oa egy "Et t he deposed Emperor were ; ble. ee. ae See a a er Chief Washington Correspondent of ments of the Congress—if one’ cs Pandit ti th tal stag yes ES an eeineniae —— a aay Saag: gl nilirens: gy whe si tse: teams ‘oa dais ers oe of nageligg “ine ee i Bh gene: Walter J. G. Neun, chairman of the Post-Dispatch. partisan Slant permits them to ie, 4!" ae puree see = eiepentt hatniadiiaie usus sity ae ee Out their rr, Bisseg ee ae 2 : maya there was real hope for the return: “ 2 et - > re . : . | the Republican City Central Com. es ee oe ge gb i Rg % “bape ts senerel opposition to constitu- for ae ce os Ag ee Robert beutavad tall the practice of his dynast) In the theater which 1 0 sap ge a mittee and candidate at next Fri- a a Sonne ek ti the Adminis- of dust on committee br wane" of some of the investigators seems ONCe® Was the pride of Wilhelm)| wonder of the world day's primary for the nomination . - to be in harmony “with the spirit of Hohenzollern, where now Ebert by "h Franco-Belgian occupation, | for president of the Board of Alde,- master-General Harry S. New 18 @ wrich met at the marae a ed Makes, | ON nodifications, quick worker in the patronage fields dent on April iteelf urged, and the House seldom that tangible results ion to stop the 18- | from a congressional investigation the timés to regulate the life of the grace of God @pceupies the impe-| which has developed far beyond the! men, states that he has “never be ‘lother people without regard to any Tl boxes, the enthusiastic public original plan, now after six weeks lieved in or supported prohibitios 11, 1921, to deal with ‘8! thee Also, now that he is out of the Sen- taxation and th® tariff, and the re a . ‘ ; ‘ : i A . ¥ - hLS Group of : _ — she . , Senate True, she sat there oni = ed the i ‘ontro! hill i. $1 nee rele Gs sg per cent Ww! h varia in the shape of General FVitt- could not meet any obli ti didate f t’ aloon League can- officials for a day, but the event was hailed ©79?P as) ee rok eis’ the normal tax. Secretary Mellbn Statement of Archbishop of Messina jer, tmported from Austria, who is all is abl t fi 4 bill “agian R 0b a6 thie te he —— now is able to fin ions for emmers said that lead ers of sev- “Come right in, Charlie.”’ draw led throughout the country as a mile needed jeasure) | AT” urged that the 5090 per cent tax he After Visiting Vatican. follow aid gin a ss >) | | = | 4, Tri! Nr LION ' . ane : rr 7 Ty > © vr) 77 * | 4 N * ‘ s a ‘ } mapas a 3 ; : z ' n : ' r your man. What do you want: toward complete economic and polit- re would produce as much or more) | mh saked Northern Germany also is not ‘ , pos elp them save the city ticket “ t° Elli Marshall named §;,. eh nas taal Americ: tic a © lrevenue for the Government. but hic Dishop of Messina, after visiting the : It also wishes to know how the 4nd that as a result the J [ want Elliot Marsnal) nam ical equality with men. The first of - i oii has ; aeeee ; ; , lacking iff secret organizations and- . e lAberal Re- ecting Postmaster of ct Joseph ‘9 her sex tocome tothe Ca olas the of: Internationa! Justice appeal fell on deaf ears Vatican recently, issued a pastoral rae ¢ ; ' " ‘ , , Reichsbank, Which now is not a publican ¢ oOmmittee was organized CT de aot 7 ? : omee apitoi as ' — Pract e : ‘OOP ort L10 "il ‘se Kee , ? esid Faust ‘‘iteheminteh of « & ie ..., the proposed new cor Ipt pra Wrangling Over Tariff his diocese, asserting thaf ; caer ns | these keep gtate bank and whose gold reserves | it supportefl Reed and the Repub a] it. Ambassado sovereign state i ehel : mt —_? , quiet i re Government ‘ . | Ne ° New Acts With Speed wlan ‘Sre:eee : hens an act vanish from sigh shelved ( The Fordney-McCumber taviff bij]. | Pope Pius is “w ell satisfied with Pre- gee erhe : types men agen, be really are mortgaged to the victors.| lican city ticket. Remmers then _ - . ” ‘ + . > =CCA a : if l LP ’ . a 7 , ie | | r P . ‘ . ‘ epee , ‘* . ¢ ’ . u 12 |e if av t« if a a ; hn if j } ° : : . ’ “All right.’ said New, and ordered q : ieee , .. |Henry Ford Muscle snoais offe rreatly increasing the ratee ,. |mier Mussolini says a Central neha hls © meceseity O' Ne-\ will be able to guarantee the pro- ached; *1 understand that Mr Ne N S 7 ire a sada eS, WHS wae ven: eee The Goldstein Episode. . gotiating with the powers now occu- | posed gold loans |} continued to work ; _ ewest pring the necessary papers drawn up. ntarv ¢ intment bv Gov ard- | wine the PR .° . ~~ ' ork for the Antt-Ba- *sSary pap Dp mentary appointment bv Gov. Hard , :, . oe pying the Ruhr (uno's cabinet has os . i ag Ba = Outstanding in the field other tha : é | Deceit That Hardens Hearts.” loon League candidate and he and 7 letter to Underwood-Simmons bil} was | News dispatch from Rome “Thanks "” said Faust and has- wick to succeed the late oo ‘tor ; written, rewritten and re-rewrittcn 7 adopted the ancient fo A} Os ; i j i " lie t i ‘ ey . . ‘ eteilr . 7 re , y rT) . — . - sh 7 a :, as 1e } ret Ail, ; a | . Terri? ry | - George was Sworn in. den the'instance of Senator enaples the President. in his 1 lotic technique of deceit that hardens | Text of Neun’s Repl Caresche as Federal Judge at St. Th lz at two ceecions were ma riced : ; : lid Wi ' if * i nN st i,s lig the previous { onZress finally he - I ineolIn’s {: rious (att hr? ” 7 ' W ; y. d the correctness of the J owie ] } ess'on reva ls amor! 3 went “9 ees iis - feng é : Interna Rey enus LO cretion. tn redus¢ e OF increase rafr-s E . » le “a7 ad t} e new s' aterm i+ 7 — atour ’ \yspure ACU- fearts as work hardens hands. -yeun s j Statement, In reply to . - ours. the lmpre: S:0n pi a2iiS a I g by two notable Senatorial filibusters " at Louis. figured CONSDICl- ; iniiaiil : =H i : came a iawW al ne : ' ’ ‘ dress in which he expre ssecd the hope It Bees Cansy tH understand tant Remmers follows: ; tage of buying them at a hose who have followed the 10n€) poth successful—one by the Demo- , ; in certain cases by 50 per cent or 10 | ereated was made operative under | ¢pat the “dead had not died in vain.” | th t f I ] f , ff a said, wl I | 4 m —_— = 7) If Desired eppointment, more especially as it ‘ we + ? , : wal of the intermittent move- the November special session, white oe ~ ' ry 1] nn’? Deest , other campaigna was an appointment in his home eRewe! * — ing its will on the leadership of the Ive hundred thousand dollars | 4nd pack of him was Mondel!l! zatior President Harding told the! i. OE ene, ané lI 46 n know Dr. Shupp.” rit enc he Senate ules s0 ne louse was startir the subsidv os * o atinma 1 . . city. ment to amend ?t! peat: sages : ‘ ; wail »™ ee two houses, sometimes in opposition was appropriated to the Attorney-| To this “lame duck’ control of Negro National Education Congress ; hill on its unhapp course, was PP P /, in a letter read at t} Attitude on HKonad Imue St” former Chairman)’ — at the opening of its) . yrtunityv for students q : ‘urtail debate It is possible 1: unha STR “ : President Hesitated at Hurdle. @s to curtal! d sort ae Poa eo) eae : tote ¥ to the known desires of the admin- (General for the investigation and | legislation does | eins ' wriler at an attrac- The President is a good party man/| that something along this ane ¥ nt veee4 a on te ae istration, led forecasts by sor prosecution of war frauds Andrews (Republican of Nebraska), Copference here yesterday at ” a a. os a . . , way : . | euggons seuss é ‘ bali -s adil? AE ' : os ie inde “ ;, / Statement outiin ude ” are new and in per- ; and. an far ac he consistently can. ohservers of the political trend that Judgeships ( reated. of the Hisuse Committee on : It od true 4 deed contin ied the wards the Cir ' ing his artit ms letter, “that the same might be said . ‘zens’ Supervisory Com- he playe the game according to the sa 7} ‘udge- of President, Vice President and f mittee « tond 7] ' , -ecognized fact that ¢ .| to comm) : ld rag The samo a of every other race or nation = #sue penditures. Yr les. Tle knows the game from the ready T 2 ~ ~ : +4 re f hreak aowl and he succeeded ships were created or) Tne piea of 4 na ional ol Ex n Yr 1? ) | ¢ : ‘ : hi : i ie e - ’ . . . minoriiy ¢ : hiocs +} to help clear con- the ¢ onstitutional amendment ‘oO n .% eis leme the ‘ It follows Senatorial as well as the presidential mined ; .. ; ig aes government b) ey were needed t social element that goes to make up Wh angle. He is an amiable man. He prevent a vote on any Mitas' ) ; ; eee CRE Oey, Sees ft River Bloc Organized re , i dockets abolish “lame ducks” by doing away the total of our citizenship. But it is a —_ 4 issue wag : : . r 2 -L ’ trate > ths —s . gested dock : ii! : “wliar! f th rnitted to the vote : ’ : ets out to defeat : Pipus de so ca 1% : 3 - es i Mibu , ‘ey a pec@iiariy true o7 ® colored people otere itt was corse nites. tage Hapeacms toca ID ng the life of the sixty-seventh, onstr i the futilit: "ying tt Following § the example pf the The Federal highway act was| wih neldever Congresames ane i because they have been #o little fa.| UP@erstanding that the re lis ; S url hife OF The Sixt\-sey m , as ae —. oe lac iver men in 1e : ‘ ntenance vance! 1e date of the inaugura- | | , . / isappoint Spencer. “ Se alee oainanttnla bcwtine tf 1 farm bloc, river men in the House gmended to insure the ma enance vancing — Gate hy f . naugurs | vored with educational opportunity | tained would be expended sd For days the issue hung in ongress | . : ri organized a bipartisan group that ’ Federal aid roads Highway ap- tion “Campbell continued An- under the balance. The President was at growth of Republica ry Insurgency :% International Situation. | orvetallized a erowing sentiment ‘1 Oi 2 - > 5 aad bee toe the | drews was in position as speaker oro and therefore have a great deicit in supervision of a Citisens’ Bona Su- the hurdle but could not bring him- especialls im the Senate where , RRR | propriations oO this regard to be made up I have rervisory Committee composed of ‘7 ‘ } T = . ; P i P| ‘ , ¢ ‘ ; . vember and December ses- | 1923.) to recognize me and he was : ’ 2 f 125, | tempore to -CORNIZ ne an ; | | . "is a Folie ‘ . i rT he Senate were marced by oe nliwaye felt that the rtght kins f « residents « ‘ . . self to take if. Procrastination ‘s Rorah, Norris La Folte Ladd and 4 marked ry $75 000.000 | the man who etood in the way If, cant — Ke otucstion es 4 , . Ry the PRmie ' ' ‘eer : . : " : | . © ~ 4 °c —T . ri Is . ii ‘ te : _ = . % ’ renee ‘ ’ erme ud cowards the ; “pean came not admit the _ § facts | if forme da cut reese 7 a ae econon n be call by | sions, when, as state - ne Congress An appropriation of $20,900,000 WASHINGTON, March 6—Corre- embrace this opportunity of assuring | puoercioory pee os V alues—Y ard : augherty had recommended the “g a at adjoining ; SAS, A * mt fhe Pree!dent mMmocrs 1 hy Aid the great ep OL its = Onst ruc: was voted to relies oe hunger in Rus- sponden¢ o het ween the Supreme you and the membere of the congress ontd . , rr tm ee today, he . f . . . = , . ‘ ' ;% rT} ahe = . tw ae» 4 ‘. ~ + : . ; , 5 pointment of Gareache, the appoint plotted the throwing ) ceonversio hs Sau areus. | ver’ ork, we = id the ratification of sia Court and former Justice Mahlon of my continuing and most oyenpe- “The Cit! x wracng ead dig 80 eaties by rhe} Anti-Beer Bill Passed. Pitnes made public yesterday i thetic interest in the effort you are zens Advisory Comrmfttee j ment would have been made. wrenches into the regular Repub- Gipner ip S . treaty the arms 3 ° “ a , . ‘ ' ~e a , > hie ; - ) a At the time the President was !n lican machiners Thev } ich to firht ineln re mate Senate standing ou sharply frem An “anti-beer” hill was passed for- hegre Ae high esteem tn which the putting forth in behalf of the race is composed of excellent gentiemen t ’ > " 17 «4 ‘ ; ' . 3 “ s* -* . eae } ‘and ’ and of an effective composition of who are going to make «a —s the (;aresche je “it Organizin the fig ‘amas — lesser ‘hievements Al &® treaties: , -peacrt i¥ GOC- : mood to appoint Gares : do with re e “es four-Power af 0 BAale- | the jam in the closing 0 the Con- ji: : the work of the coyrt,” the Harvey Guest of King and Queen. att ef ff ee der authority of the eity : knew of the opposition in & general subsidy way and apparently was inclined 10 The recalcitranc ; ; accept Spencer’s valuation of it ie gave the President a for orah nA” anew t nm to th ? the f Cre- 7 °y) . _sr? , *y o ‘ : 5 . . +h > . ’ " : . “ (re -_ ve gai beauties t had not then had a chance to exam-/what he may expect fro ; ition bY urging S ite guard the peace of the Pacifi 4me gress was the long-debatec MeCASUrS stated in their joint letter By the Assoriated Preae ae. — - — er ye ine all the papers in the case, whicn (in which the Republicans | © i take ..t! ' ‘ou ing’ safely through the nm = for the partial return © alien prop- ant oh * were foreed to the conclu- LONDON, March 6.- Ambassador | Which responsibility cannet ie event. Cretonnes in ae 3 the Department of Justice. at “iSicontrol by_only a scant n ’ a ne ites Measures more or iess concempned t+ seized during the war. Restora-;|** hat he had “sacrificed” his Harvey was the guest at luncheon | *4 1 will work im harmony with — ous nage wen! : oe Sey, SECS ae OS eee | Tele SS DOW 2 " a vf ' » asihie to further the Buckingham Palace Mre. Harvey. jin ” | ; 4 - . a Oe : " lle" Wie “—-s8 eo ‘ sn} , 4 . “Or re ° " + | i4 r « > thir on ; Choice of light, medium vl er the ther The “Garesche file lars of the “progressive he ope —— ne Cong ae he en- passage of the bill res lassifying sent tee , At court ‘who also had been invited, was un- =] > 4 ‘ : , “On ag? . + . : mn ali 7 is r} (“ai rt F ris ‘ ’ lar ane wer , re ; ; ‘ } * » ror of in - ; ounds. Besides the extrem 4 contained numerous strong protes’s Jt was conceded on ail he axgeet mt OF J | al Justice a ye jargement 01 the powers of the War ernment employes and providing sal-| w« : sired Justice replied that the able to attend. offered. this event is very 7, &gainst the proposed appointmer: the President cou a vat lin ; 4 in - ” *p Finance ¢ orporation to permit loans ary increases that abeorb the present The aaa ¢ aie srante Sep tehe . ° " : ? he ior story) . — : , . ‘ , lw vr 7 : e% , a a. 1 © ; » Ane” - oming as 't does when many The President seems to have become gubsidy bill through ; ) roposnz det a ito farmers and stockmeén the $240 bonus Both measurer were apprecs “ag in eff | to Raise $100,000 4 ring . hat is ith its large ten) bil! , : tatea fully repaid hie ettorta to serve Axion to ° ning decorating for the Sp , convinced, after reading ‘them, that) Congress, wit? tS [are . . Presi with packer control Dill, passed in an signed by the President ee ae hough overwork had | By the Associated Press. . 7 the appointment would not be a for- “jame ducks’ ! opeful uUtive | oug! hat it would be approved emasculated form which disappoint Among the other measures weten | thie Cee Tad 1 : ith | INDIANAPOLIS, March 6. -—— The } , hme ‘ ; ‘ } . i . . o> 6 ’ . . . a: ' . ’ " - ; tunate one. . favors, there ould be ne chance i] but to ublic wenti. ed the originators of the legislation: pecame law were a bill providing for undermined his hes American Legion has announced *° whieh all ‘ontest Thrown ide satev it in the next Congress. me he {ll to sto ambi: tr ral . he » milena 00ke, a bill x nominations — value« are so remarkable ; G t ro Wi Opes. whatever for = n . eae ine oe Se ° ih . Frain interchangeable mileage booke ple at the national headquarters £ ) spn | . tim } % as as rt to end “lame duck asional forave bh‘ the ' r ti al by the Bupreme ‘_ourt ar . on ie 14 sil] enablin y the Aseoctat ’ Market wd 1 the moment the store ne before the end of Congress wa In an effort , . hy es ae ies ® eadlly deciined to discuss any other controlled by the progressives, ré liable dent in the ary strength. means: the ¢o-operative marketing | ment of the waters of the Colorado) for ® tion 2 + King Albert. Q ‘War dead in Europe. 8 — 7 fs < i ryf +) ; i aan. f a gress 4 —— EOE - i houses he] ' Vv .* if it« . , ae ] 2 . . . 7 . ryencyv tariff biti} rushed through newer Congress Aino campleted the urge early attendance af a

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a ee": ie ¥ . é ‘ Mi ghe bs idong’, gr 28 pte toes. ~— Z te A “ s a tot pele, -—_ . ” - = es 4 ¥ I rks ys > ieewee . a ies lia a th en AAPOR TT A ELTON pgs , sto at a . i a a Se ee ee re Soa ts ° ; a PY atat? . wae OSI ee ee } Wat WR ok arena. Sere pi chlMet ate. ee ps Whalen Ta Pil ade Segierig . ve? Sk ee : : ; ‘a A SPO oem tees The Fest Dispatch Concerta Te Miter of the Post. Oo spatcn | M behalf of the schoo! er Groves. T take ty “0 thank rou ‘or the Jree concerts given Dy the 81 Syrutphony (re hestra unger ‘he at ple@ ef the Post-Dispatch We are ae gretefu!l to share with & the -g@iaReure and inspiration of cuncerten Mr Ganz has found his ws tete the childrer:'s hearts Dy theese esp. clay @franged programs His theug>: sympathetic ‘sdgment has -- usiastic and friend’ yY reerons: tre schoec! orchestras and rv faticen cles®es will be grea thie wender’ stirctylus The Pom- Dispatch ie to be cengratuiated or Rag@pacrous educations policy im am eppertunity to hea A. @ POCHLWAN children * ~ iis oeVprTe the ‘icnets and asks a questicn to! complaint |be was as orthodox as Hemry Cabot hay ; ' . . . . beneficiaries may justifiably look upon the once un- compromising Progressive World Court the) |well as teach i—that of the whoie Ddeguiling perspective's. s1 ‘intervention. with and floor joists. U venient dui! THE VACATION. e@body will live. It would be pleasing, indeed, learn that a capitalist with the nerve — ity, esthetic sense and public spirit to start a downtown reclamation movement in St. Louis. ne -— PAYING FOR THE SUGAR TARIFF. The Committee on Audit and Controf of the Unit- ec States Semate in the last hours of the session re- ported favorabir a ion for a Senate investiga- tion of recent incre: in the price of sugar. But consent than seven rears of almost conUcnt- fce Congress has adjourned and will not meet first Monday in December. The tive activity A™er more ous ser’ - rt ee the nee: ree, —_ -.* from i@£is.A be = a _ — improv resoiul > nounced if fe Am ng many Inanimous W ashi! Jnanimous to receive the report on the reso- the emigres ivtion was biocked by Senator Curtis of Kansas. who farewell. Some of declared Secretarr Hoover had sufficient funds to are throu arrr out such an ip vestigation Meanwhile, Senator Smoot, spokesman of the Utah nd, by strange coincidence Cer of the sugar schedule of the Ford- much of the fina! the increased cost per- Of Sugar, Which i: ) month has risen for . to 10 cents a pound. or o the tariff but to the “dig {tinerary includes Russia Same sense it mar be said ft is not be received cordialty If not “h makes the wheels go round, but mo enemy to the Russian adventure. *“ r thar runs ni it. The tariff. of course. Hughes called the “economic ) merely st ies a wall which makes ft possible mind. What thin yield to the consumer -with- oe of interest wirner as a whole sheuild "hat Mr —— 7h, al . . ronoeunce oO ss insta the exodus said. not au canal: them mar few of Ong more than &@ The majority ie be down but never out is an inspirational quali! Salvation man adverse verdict of tbe the dead to the quick. tnterest traveis are going to the contemplated even “used on and johnson where a friend nter what Mr pp! he may - ‘cs ¢ Tate conch S(O @xpiolt the } ; ut interference will here The Senate passed lls eres open the cost of living lle which has done intended it would do” import duty that did not raise prices would be the one whi concern The mrsteries of therefore. are left to to make of Hiram Johnsons 12 adams © Secretary of Com ce Hoover, ‘who, if he remains ixty-seventh Congress h ful | stration which put over the the industrial interests’ which finance fens. will industriouslr postpone a lic is “eduedted” to the higher forget that a report is forthcoming + #2 - TF ble taril. Wa Karte @ expected ar Tv looked on Europe, wi as good and imperative hat its Not so much be expected from Mr. Joknson The sun seems to have set on the Californian’s dar The dark forces of privilege have no the problem authors may The protective ch shouid sugar prices. of vision during the S tariff and T “a tarift , = as a regular fellow. So Johnson seems to have no ray of e far as Europe is concerned Mr a hermetically sealed mind, into which litre Perhaps the dar of world peace would be hastened Mademoiselle Lenglen 24-footr ring. earns light can penetrate and For Mr. Harding delightful largel¥ a cam speak at To” .». oe 3 iia P \la r and » 2 = - interim will be anyt idiesse. His projected Alaska visit t®resh out their diftere in a paign tour for re-election. He He will appeal for pop- pport. is id. for entrance into the nd will also try to create a ship subsidy sentiment. Back to the White House via Alaska is the presidential undertaking. It is a;a distance magisterial swing-around which custom has sanrc-' for radio up tioned. In the experience Mr. Harding may learn as tance around less Wares mu 5 ion THE LATEST RADIO BECORD. roadcast b: from will ular | Be our eo Ais = 7? vr ' iave ra. iF ‘Gul the wire- As less Wares 1 i to all points he compass at once, one pictnres this electric impulse as an invisible but very real curved bowl of energy. nearly blanketing alf of the Whether this bend- one ha waves is due to the curva- wire- luded 2udden Meantime, there ts a possibility mot to be exc diotting out. The European hell broth mar anr day precipitate a situation which will stagger all the chancelleries and calé Coggress hurriedly imto extraor- irg of the electric wave or dinary session. We hate, besides. industrial lia- ture of the earth. the atmosphere or the artua! ilities. which time redhi: ture of space itself. as propounded by Ejinste -” ‘“e ~~“ ~+- oa terrestrial zlobe -urva- an our ™mavy at the adv éress With a furt Altogether a mad world. The mary tive vacation is decreed with reserva‘ ———— ee DOWNTOWN CITY RECLAMATION. building in Philadelphia. de- ‘-“" 1a ®e word impossible. in srience Fridays lead anv ce ana interesting speculation er improvemen? of rad het racio apparatus we °F oe enmfire gz" rhe 729 2 mm wh > in ics Kear s> - a a %,7 =. 4 nrotracted expect 4anxeted at one o tho a ? j — ase i! sencer of speech or tT usic e ee _— acter his speech or music the ions impuise had world !n everr direc- An experiment in cits scrided and illustrated in bas set an example which mar in the building It consists in slum alley into a lane of attractire have become the pride and marvre oid buildings. after 50 wagonloads of rubb ish had been hauled away. were stripped down to their wal's ch criticised speech of Ambassa@or Harrevr pon this skeleton the new m lerims’ din toh fintie camtentins % Aas li Se : oe 9 | vig a ; i | .42mot : OU] ©. @28 10 tae economy ge The result t hovejs whi the prop 1M to $1 dress The r. David Coon & iS VY#@oture. is Post-Disratch to a revo Rockefeller we sup is a2 pose. (5! CORRECTION IS DUE. ~#* terials were ra z.and with > a 2 @nu.2 *° throws 5 rented .07 $12 Jring De presumed aisch former adviser OQ the accuracy of Harvevr’s ‘wale ; ~ *+ - on T * } the Econ- 20 a morth in their new + -eeba — ac »~ >. er & maou ee ee — * ~revparing i - ‘ ; Ma has + . : tif . i rf aS acttoe ~* ma ee a »¥n area inte the proto- x > ‘ — - »# } =. = +. ' aS 2 eA _ the negotiations > > ™ « 7 a. na > A ° set’ lement terms we cing space are a>ancdoned to desuetude a Pe on¢és Harver 2 reques” tae int um mM rr awake to ~ >: & time Some are mention ¢ too mur elergy making shuttlecocks the busimeses center and _ bad ~— 7 e> . ca’ St. Louisans wil that the ieee good relations &aWavr the Balfou ee erest of nervous selves bet Ween seme day ther fascinatec with tion. Economr ment fetishes of dor hoods expiai me much bere” Y misunderstand- charmed and lad have a Sut since it has and since rec lama- . . of erroneous state apparently aceui- ove" + ‘eTument, the sub may find themselres the vrentu ~~ downtown aonvenience and trtlliiant civik de realized in a redeilion against decree fash lighted distri-+s improre. th are to the “ ¢ h "a.l.é Belzh that nodody can afford and > suggested HARVE YI7FED ) a. w York Was: its authbors.. - 8D ON I 8 OS Oe 8 mee THE PARADE. iow & POLITICAL PER-ONALS#. uff of M _ ~— *¢hea Treake ‘+a next &. ‘he whis- "resoOta = of Wrom thrc th threugh e i@ a Missourian by birt publican by mirage. Senator ‘Whoa Bill) recognize the League ognize Russia You people w “@ngress™manr represented his has Deen a ao ing. majority ieader in term of rm Congress, He became a Re- last * ad not rT a" - who wou Wants *o where some Borah »f Nat never wan* degin strict for vears retired Dy prodabiv fee! Senator (Babb! ene speech of 3 of that beh lewa made ‘re epe.- are all ng) Breokhart of ¥Y consequence in mough to satisfy every: ont on Pris e aT- he w have probabiv wii! houid marked with a headstone bearing something like this lies the Body of A. Gro _* ~~ - = . : “pe “ eund. as it lying cemeteries. it indhog who died 7h 7 q rs ard Pre y)- Sut misguided gone. is not forgotten O SPAULDING _ > > I¥ ROERBAL WISSOTRI jack Batten ‘2 Monree yun °y 4 good 8" ef ‘de gov" gg aveTs'en amcng pecr’« acvrer med a >>read ss pauders Fo secer 4 en yy ‘ea oe A "@ #0 these pecr e “ade 2 Pu " ™ , - tesa Sa >erTes «4 propery doard & rurea: cu 4 -emee 4 ‘Sr end ewer More erved ‘a “ows Fresh and ecrva, better =k Cre ~ve@eta> es ard *- rsh oan be found ‘= a much a-§*> Decmer age Temes * tas of theee whe @e. 2 prevertien te pepuisaties ‘7 countieos ‘ke Mo ‘farmer ‘9 ‘Be >See patron of ‘hose whe les and mime” ’nesw of o seor’s > ch Temen pi@Ssure and off- Pract mates cf @B- average country mfrmert ‘eowue epi «st “om the ‘arms tect thet be Ives doendfelr. & more Ger bi share of «be ‘axes. °"eor en7rT [27 © ee ne ef Missoarts tepulatien. people whe ame net “a tar wh ‘he rea! facts pictrrs t. themse'res a creature -‘o*hed ‘S "ems end gaceot eth ooower when the Wissecri farmer fe mern“‘oned Politicians whe pet oct ‘he Ine of TE thet bas caused this barn ft! “re rressice * es e°>resd bare »'t upen a very peer methed fer ccrrring Tarer aod garcer'ne rete, “| cure! -om™™ munities TRe farmer ie beginning te ceeen* it end (¢ ‘9 whet be erg? 2 é&e Be ‘es the victi=as ef > eheuit te Be s belng Gerrired of pre@its ‘oc which be ts en‘ *tied br hard [sber anc the wight, services be ~enders secie'’? But. ‘ o's ef ewe things be ss! ree Better thar any ether class Miswecrtese pepe ation end dresses ‘+ eer ‘hings +han cefee sacks and rage That be ie beg*=rite *e demand ‘6 that seme of the energy public [men Waste oc Sevicting Die ~ieer*ee be formed egalnst argronge TEich snetch fom bis hands tte ‘st ute of Rip tei reformed "tye ef Our Sundar cireuiation oo sew something Berord 478 9080 We are sentry met tc be abie ‘™ acceurnt for mere than ore ef these readera. Ee & a man Jefferson City. Me. whe writes us that he burs the Post-Dispatch erery Sua- Gay to see if there is a panry,tela in it erome” « abuse A MINUTE ee ' i Written for the ERNEST. FF 5 By CLARK McADAMS ee — —— — ee SS —— ———— GIVE ME THE LEAGUtE AND NO MORE WAR! Apologies to Patrick Henry.} Sir N mere lightiy than I de of the patriotism as wel! as the abilities ef the o= less worthy Senators who have killed the league. But different men often treat the Same subjects in @ifferent manners: and, there- fore. I hope I will net be thought disrespectful of these gentlemen iens of a character very opposite te theirs, [ shall speak forth my sentiments mildly and nvective his is mo time for vitupera- The question fore the world is one cf te all countries. For my own consider it as nothing lege than a ques »r v_ _7 eh ln man + ab ie more moment Ogrenere | civilization or retregressive a@rity it in inverse propertion to the mag- ect shall be the seriousness of for che We are apt to natural voters to believe in tations ef claptrap ‘es against a painful truth and listen Ww gg\e¢ and Webbtie” till t swamps us with 600.9049 majerity. Is this the part ef a wise tion rex mgaged in a great and ardu- struggle for the ideals of democracy? know of ro way of judging of the future the past And judging bry the past I row what there has been tn the con- ne present administration fer the iast hope that mankind will be freed from the dreadful threat ef recurrent wars” t the four-Power treaty” Trust it r sie il prove a smare to your feet. Now we behold the spectacie of our President. ap- parent incapabdie of bold action, timidly cast- img feelers toward another substitute. If we wish to bavé peace—if we mean to justify cur aggressive war‘are against the Hun br dedicat- to the cause of liberty—if we mean not to allow our efforts to be those of a cred- ment of his dedbt—we mu ‘. sit. we must enter me . or ent.3 - ° - re 4 = = & two rears to fustify the ae tel es * soe ‘ng it baseiy ttor securing the pay enter the league I repeat the league Peace. sir. ‘s net te the cautious alone. it is frank. ‘he sincere. the gererous. Be- we have no election. If isolation was te maaze it desfrable. it is now too late to retire from the councils of the werid. Gerntiemen may crr peace. peace—but ‘here “an be no peace while Ledges. Borah. Reed an the rest Dar our nation’s entry inte the league I know not what ther want. but as for me, give me the eague and ne mere war’ THE PRESS BOT. _ to the =ces_. sir enough a“ -r _ . 7 -oethe sare we are ‘e #and ‘or the “gh without concerring curseives aBeut right be- ing done. Se wise 2 ™an knew f weuld not de fone. but be dd net wart to destroy belte? that tt will be. ome of the finest things ia itfe > > a It i@ met that Truth bides from ua but that we lock fer her ceniy threugh cur prefudices. Thies makes the game of bilndmans bu’f br compartsen an open-ered frolic _ > > 4 SNATCH OF SONG. HEARD a little snatch ef song. Fieat from an aller-war: As I 4!@ plod my wary along. It rang out sweet and gar It Meated om the @usky alr Just as the ewallows skim Then ied away. bot left me there. My eres with tears abrim. I know cot why my beart was stirred. Br that quaint. simple strairc Tn days. ieorng éead. perhaps Tf heard That hatntirg eweet refrain But crew I krew. within my heart. ‘Wrung dry br bitter years); Deep-hbidden im some secred part Still Ges the balm of tears. lll ? entertaining as I do opin- 1Zhe MIRROR o PUBLIC OPINION» JUSTICE FOR THE NEGRO. ' From the mreshiya Eagie. LARGE number of negroes, tenant claiming to eee been reduced to virtual _— ret in a chu County. Ark. A mob of white |fimte tRe church. ' geives. In the dist onag. men f as rch at Heop Spur. Phillipe § = The negroes d-fended chen urbance that ensued one white © /™man was killed. Thereupon a dosen negroes Were = tried before a icted and sent A Federal The arrested. accused of oe Judge end white fu conv to deat. Sais. was in 1919 writ prevented the executions. farried up to re sit case wae the tribunal of last resort. Arkansas claiming that United States courts had ne author- ity te interfere with her exercise of powers.” The Supreme Court of the States turned down thie contention as merit. suspended the sentences and directed District Federal Court to decide whether the ne- bad a fair trial without grees ‘ad this act.or is | peer. diack or white ed agains Race prejudice is a Make 12y law dic *2* * Rich precedert rea. trinrg & shail Se far as we knew, | the citizen must be pretect- | outrage under the coler of lecal law] “Neo state shall abridge the privilege = | or immunities of citizens of the United States, S68 4 shall any state deprive any person of life. Wberty . or property without due process of law. nor éeny to any person within protection of the laws.” ‘the nation reads. Connmeliy, 113 U. S&S I7: Pewell va and Mugier vs. Kansas—it had been held turtediction the So the organic is '“the amendment does not interfere with the ne ’ ot ice pewer of the states.” and a New York des fon hast defined the evervthing easentia!l morals.“ The shift ef the ruling judicial view apparent PEACE SLOWER THAN WAR. From the New York HE pertod of Werlid War has he war itself dd. war. mr. Aug 3 armistice. on No soning from 5 1542 days brings ieng and weary quarter years. to Tribsune peace. so today lasted just as leag Sree 191 4. \. L318. wae 1562 days. Gay of the armistice us te Feb. 19. 1923. it toe! time; “more than four sad win the war In the feild. Et mains to be seen how much longer se time = take to make secure the resuite of the war the counc!! chambers of peace. At present does net seem to have made as rapid fs as war ¢id. The afer-war issues of peace not ag near'y settied and confirmed today as ‘he military terwes three weeks before the sice Perhape ‘he FRubr ocervpaeticon will matters to a head and a sudden settlement resu't Bot ‘he processes cf peace have siower and more tedious than those ef wur. BRITISH DEBT SF TTLEMENT. Prom the Ohble State Journal! EMBERS of the (nitted States Senate wiselr when they voted to give the ef the Tcritish debt settlement privileged an@ keer ft contirusly before the Senate @ecigion was reached In taking this step Serators have reason for feeling they will Be ported by public sentiment. aAdfustment of matter ~«‘'l be an important contriPeticsn te |recupera‘ion of the world. An amicadie ment Defweer ‘he "wo greatest demorracies ip wort4 will have fs effect at home end in >» _* @ ecereomic troubles in Europe and he Tl truth. the statermect that *here coult ve 2 revival of (rternationa!l trede oetif > “ led, since the an. the beginaing of the — to the declaration of me But tm three casce— Bartier 7 %% peice power as * is : to. public safety. health ai TUCESD MARCH rim lt Se to We hare at George Ge sight in Dartmouth these are fa undergraduat There was Treu wanted ~‘ou furned el a hte whi conti invuwow ihe scre pictu invot around d actors we ol. ‘ermans sut a ‘agher and Parade of and giaat = \e Cotten White War J ; Be Your Man bat! We Sometimes,’ her s2 tion with “M F cooing Bab n Bives.” The tiens and accom atter are oF ne aod Marion Har Cares” and wt zg wh. themes abowt When the movies the vic is silent preserve almost e until wnearthiy niag Ther read ecrimitratelr, tnasmes ot been possibje to their readliis. eomething after the ft Arthur the . T ahe'a ia —— Orrtd can get =. ® ther ore tyre er phileecphr ” Thte letter renvinds eaking of “Women ‘ergday we dia met & the tmpressicr that @ tavortte novels We beauty in ft, bat & is , taste. Fur that “at i eoght te be HEY Woe YEW YORK. Ma "eGttem mec far

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OPINION THE NEGRO. le. negroes, tenant farmers an reduced to virtual p*- Ih at Hoop Spur, Phillips white men fired volleys negroes defended therm- mee that ensued one white upon a dozen negroes were urder. tried before a white convicted and sentenced 1919. A Federal Court @cutions. The case was hal of last resort, Arkansas tes courts had no author- her exercise of “police ne Court of the United ie contention Aas without mntences and directed the to decide whether the ne- trial. So far as we know, precedent. * * * Rich or me citizen must be protec't- fer the color of local law. ] thing “No state shal! hall abridge the privileges ns of the United States, nor any person of life, liberty procese of law, nor deny its turisdiction the equal .”" - So the organic law of fn three cases—Barbier v* ; Powell va. Pennsylvania it had been held that not interfere with the po- es.’ and a New York dec'- police power as “including © public safety, health and the ruling judicial view 5 fER THAN WAR. ibune. ce. so called, since the jay iasted just as long «* om the beginning of the 4, to the declaration of the 1918, was 1562 days. Reck- of the armistice forward Feb. 19, 1923. It took 4 ® more than four and % the war !n the field: It re much longer a time it wii! the resuite of the war ‘nf of peace. At present peace Ye tmade as rapid progres* r-war issues of peace ar nd confirmed today as were ree weeks before the arm! Ruhr occupation will bring nd a sudden settlement wt!! es of peace have been fous than those of war. Journal United States Senate acted y voted to give the question settlement privileged status lly before the Senate unti! In taking this step the for feeling they will be suP- htiment. Adjustment of this mportant contribution to thé world An amicable agree- © greatest demorracies in the ect at home an4 in other n. Chancellor of the Brit- a coréial agreement would 4 in effecting a solution of fh Europe and he added, in nent that there could be ne ernational trade until thes* ved * * * To give the ded* se the Senate had to stde- dy question. © * * Ad@just- the best terms thie country rit and the public wanted TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923. af The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dally Star and the Times Combined by Mppreute ately 40,000. eer I pe A EET ARES 06 8 ce of ORR BP a alta % Sy ye . an * e es ny. We Eg AE tae eee ee j . J “4 ~ wy ~ tee ed x ) ¥ ae . Es ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH w. Ahead aM It Seems to Me NEW" YORK. hand a from George Gercke, who gives us an in- the esthetic We We have at letter into interests of that sight Dart these are fairly mouth. rather think undergraduate taste of today, al- though we note that authors little regarded in our time have crept in while others have dis- appeared. We are surp! stance, that there is no patrons as? Kipling. tainly in the vears frem 1906 was far and away the favorite of the undergradtate There was no second. Of course, if you wanted to seem a little superior you turned to Meredith or Hardy Still, even so, it was quite the thing to admit Underneath the bunk, Kipling’s got a lot of stuff.”’ “There are three factors which contribute toward making life bear- able at Dartmouth during the period o* strain between winter carnival and spring vacation,’ writes Gercke. “These are, in the arder of their im- portance, intensive and indiscrimi- nate reading, latest dance nivsic on the records and the movies. “It is not necessary to inquire deeply into the why the movies are so. well, 4f yet submis- sively, pa nized. There, af. two shows the atfernoon which attended mostiy by upper class The evening gated to freshmen and sophomeres, surplus animal spirits «whi find outlet in such ferms as peanut fights, whistling and ing, and a barrage cf comment on the ¢ “ ‘Monkey pictures’ which involve tra ised to notice, for in- 1©.-igiv ne reasons ‘ro are men whose gre many) fing- continuous screen's incutnben (so-called ined an- disgustingly makeshift ferously the the scene. comedies) {mals pulling affected child carts, and the condemned trom first monkey appears on The modern ‘society drama’ or the extravaganzas from which may be inferred the , cabaret brawls @re accepted with a approval whi: would ple I have in mind, bo al! in itself around actors fn like, +} > Lii€¢ are voc} ioment?t ‘ hours, marital disunion wholehearted some peo- educati for the movies disposed of, for re were a! yt! which there point, tne would But t! tance ictrola mus something hich has and variations n the last J. have seen.men in groups of five or six sit for two hours at a time be-| a small victrola listening to Whiteman’s superb rendition lagher and Mr. Shean’ a ‘The Parade of the Wooden gloating over the sen- Pickers’ record White Wav Blues’ and ‘He sas Be Your Man but He Comes to Kee Me Sometimes,’ Margaret Young comes in for her share of hushed edmiration with “Maybe You Think' You're Fooling. Baby’ and ‘High Brown Blues.’ The philosophies, im-' plications and accompaniments of he latter are by no means over- Marion Harris scores with and students write nany aspects few days fore Pau! of ‘Mr. Ga! A’ Soldiers’ and 61: tv of the Cotton 0 “( rent looked. ‘Who Cares.” English themes about “When the vic is sile almost ence until unearthly morning. They read discriminately, inasmuch not been possible to strike the kev- rote of their readilig. Usually. it {s something after the fashion of ‘Peter Whiffle’ or Arthur Machen’s ‘Hill Dreams.” Or perhaps parts of ‘abelais. Or Ovid in transla when thev can get it “Sudermann’s ‘Song of Songs passes from hand to hand, the cov- | ers of Schnitzler’s ‘Casanova’s Homecomine’ are broken and torn. ‘Madame Bovarw’ has been ripped to pieces in @iscussion. Elie Faure’s | ‘History of Art’ has found a small | but appreciative audience. Ten men | ar more have agreed to kick one an- other 10 years from now for not sub- ecrfbine to the Carra edition of George Moore. However. they read what they can of him from oddly unearthed volumes. T. S. Eliot's ‘The Waste Land’ has puzzled many, I helieve. but they shake their head® sagely over it nevertheless. They tire of D. H. Lawrence’s “Women in Love.’ “Of course ther read other booxs too numerous to mention. A lot of French and Russian things—for in- Stance, Turgenieff's ‘Memoirs’ of a Sportsman’ and Tolstoy's ‘Anna Ka- renina” Yes. Gorky and Checkov, too. And Gautier’s ‘Mile. de Mau- Pin” And the new stuff are done with, groups unbroken si- hours of the Thev read in- as it has fhe movies gatner ©! and preserve , ‘ +5 ry (30nN “Tt ig all a blind attempt to shut. ont the realities of existence, which) cu in this period are too dul! and stag- nant to be considered seriously. I! sometimes think that a certain type of man at Dartmouth receives h's education during the period frem carnival to Flaster. And such edn- cation has ‘ttle or nothing to do With claases, except possibly_a few English courses, comparative litera- ture or philosophr.”’ This lefter reminds us Speaking of “Women in Love’ terday we diq not intend to convey the impression that it is among ou’ favorite novels We found great beauty in it, but it is a little dull for that doesnt mean suppressed BROUN that lr Ves- Otie aetna Fut Mat ft ought to be HEYWOOD Requiem Mass for Cockran. The Associated Press NEW YORK. March 6.—A solemn requiem Representative , celebrated Haves in Honorar, mA as for Bourke Cockran was Yesterday by Archbishop St Jean Baptiste Church PAlDegrers were frov.*° Smith, Sen- &or Robinson. Arkansas; Martin *ogh Jr. Nicholas Brady. Hamilton sh. Genator Walsh of Massechu: “ta, Charies F. Murphy and Repre- ntalivee Riordan i a ae ya ee ee ae a good many | | study performances are rele-" h } Weeds wil! Tower To a Young Poet. ad ee | Perhaps Keats also stood aside one day Deep in the shadow door. The dusty portal of some tiny store. of a Londbn typical of American iS London bookshop, watching by ths way idle Passer pay— Yet wishing to@-his few bright shil- lings for So slirn a volume. pore think vou Was wont The pausing, And ase he would What then young Keats lo say’? What Say vou Poet there, Standing within the doorway’s chad- owed nook? Your thoughts are they with vision of some fair Loved face scorn You h..-e? stare, Watching the passers-by ignore your book” wince now in silence that le 3s the Or is it drew with care loo} that you only Most of the arguments about the of Latin and Greek take this A 82 without Latin or form: tvs that | Greek there is no richness in life: B says the study of them is a waste of that it did him that he -an’t now trans! Latin There are m: sons who never know a Latin or Greek: and manv persons who know a lot of Greek. Another bit. of ratiocination is indulged in by those who say that if a writer knows any Latin or Greek h€ will use a lot of Latin derivatives: and that the fewer he uses the Neither thing is The more a man—especially a writer~-knows, the more he knows what to omit eee A lg Mr. Sherwood Anderson knew Latin, he wouldn't use, as he frequentliv in ‘“‘Manv Marriages.’ inspire’ when he means ef tirne., never anv 2zood ate a line of happy. word of miserable Latin and fallacious invy per- better. true. ample ses the word ‘‘tre “happen” or “occur.” Mavbe it és of Latin teachers of English — whose that ibjects are un- inating to students A few Latin teachers can invest with interest and charm the third conjugation: them can make the reading Hiorace an irksome, the teachers ’ e .. i. Til. % and (,reeK—iike tne mathematics or fault it is the s) 4 ¥. iaS' Catullus Dt rsuit As Aibtue doubt, King Tut-ankh-Amen was Egyptian.” @For he might have been Delphinian, or Czech 0: Carthaginian, or perhaps Sar-din-i- an. But in spite of all temptations to belong to other nations, he re- mains Egvptian—he re-mai ~al- al-ai- ai-ai-ai-ai-aj-ai-ains Egvptian! Gucci B. Gordon the temple at Ur 1s tween 6000 and 7000 vears old. Dr Gordon says he remembers when King Tut's tomb was considered way uptown ‘There is no savs the ca- ble, “that a tvpical And Dr savs that now ene . A Communication; From the Files of a Representative in the Sixty-Seventh Congress. Sir: JI have voted for you since You first began to run I notice in the public prints Injustice has been done. The refer to reads: “The House Has Voted Down Free Seeds.”’ Item I] It then goes on to sar: ‘At last Congress agrees against The waste by which, for past, Free seeds have been dispensed. House members vielded, it appears Who stood their grounds in former years.”’ decades I find it hard to realize Just why the House has done it: To say I feel sincere surprise Puts a mild face upon it. Free seeds for decades have sent— By an enlightened precedent. The full effect, as I opine, Time ig required to tell; But agriculture will decline, And gardening as well; grow rank where now we see Tillage—that’s where the waste wil! be! It is the common sentiment Of vour supporters here That I request some word be sent To make your record clear. What, may I ask, was your position On this iniquitous omission? _—- -— Little Jack Toohevy's vehicle ig pne- IARD ANCH NSONALOSON to Cherbourg and Southamptens. Mar. 20 Apr.10 May 1 MAURETANIA Avr.17 Mayr 8 May 28 =a Avr. 24 May liJdune 5 ¥. te Pirmouth, Cherboure & Hamburec. RARONTA Mar. 31 TYRRHENIA (net Apr. 18 May 23 \ VY. te C@@th (Queenstown) & Liverpool. CARMANTA .Mar. 24 ‘Apr.21 May 19 “( VTHIA Anr. 7 CARONTIA a We AQUITANIA May 5 June 2 Rosten to Cobh (Queenstown) 2 Liverpoc!. ANDANIA (new).* Mar. 17 LACONIA (mew) *Apr. FJ Mavit ~( jee new) “Mav 76 June ts Jul ¥. te Londonderry and Glaagew Col r MBIA Mar.1i7 Apr.i4 Mas ( AMERONTIA (new) Mar. 51 Aor. 78 Mas TLSC ANIA (mew) .tpr. 7 Mays aSS. RIA Apr.°%0® Mayr N. 3. te roa, ~ (Cherbourg 24 Apr. °*8 June * 71 May 19 dune 30 Aug. 4 ‘Calls at Betton. sALONTIA *Via Helifax. Canadian Service Famous (unardere— Nf vy ’ “D D. re: LES GELLES LL MAY Farn!! Wit} PHIL’ and aA RAMSDELLS & DEYO Sag prnges WIRTH db dh Ve 2h oe reen ¢ TCCATT RISCALE Panus Boys: aiate in WOOT ‘Males Y > BAR i ES OIUL ‘ NB yt News Pictures. Fables PRICES $1.00 8:15 VAN & SCHENCK JOE RENNETT HECTOR MACBETH MERCHANT OF ‘Tomighbt at 8:15 VENICE—Wed. Ma’ NEW W AY ro PAY OLD DEBTS Wednesday Evening HAMI.ET inure. and Sat. Eves SERVANT IN THE HOUSE—Fri. Eve ROMEO AND JULIET—Sat. Mat NDAY—SEATS THURBS NIrs Kingsburv r-dge was jeir #0n, and Mrs a mo Strauss Janeen’ Every Deck's Dizie Band & Castile Orchestra Pve.. of competent Dance « Castle OLIVE AT 29TH &8T. THREE ORCHESTRAS fed. Night. Bun. Aft. & Night. Every Thurs. & Sat. Night. Free instructions every Tues. and Fri. with Castile Orchestra and & corps instructors. Only gpring floor west of New York. H. Albers, Mer. Jarz Rand & Castie Orchestra ~- am SS a a Sleep is more important than food Scientists tell us that life can be sustained longer without food than without sleep— sleeplessness is starvation in the first degree. Yet who insist om clean, wholesome, food think but little about the quality of sleep they get. They — to 8 carelessly pend their nights on a a selected and hastily mattress ught. But there is a way to be assured of better sleep and the j joy of physical fitness that fol- lows it—Use Simmons sleep equipment. Take ton minutes tonight to study sleep on. Then go t0 your any pocketbook. ther. BUILT FOR summsat Semmens qprtags and the mattress and dealer’s and examine the mattresess at prices fetting spring you Compare whether health, ory pocectook: Gmapare sham. Judes heer hea SIMMONS Bed Springs MATTRESSES AND BEDS SLEEP Gan c AY, DOUS SHOW 11 AM y THE EARLE ? RE AND RIAI HARRY POLLOC! 1 44 BE RT COMPANY sESTER-—SEALO GREEN JOR and AND CLARA BURNETT NA THAN COMING NEXT WEEK “AROUND THE W ORLD IN EIGHTEEN DAYS” to 11 PLM VUE MIT-TON G RE A’ JAC Kana pt ronan t. RALIO WEEK COLUMBIA VAUDEVILLE 11 PF. Mw. HARPLAND 4 HEAR ANT) SI MOOR —£ & SHY—ADA WEBER TON LON CHANEY’ : in “FLESH AND BLOOD” _ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS - on ~ i a last,4 Days—30¢ Matinees Douglas Fairbanks = ‘*Robin Hood’”’ Matinees at 1 an@ 3:80 Evenings at 6. 7.40. 9:30 —— Grand*Central—Next Week * Mighty Lak’ a Rose’ _ The Story of the Miracie Gil ALSO—AN EASTER FASHION REVUE DELMONTE ~ Pola Negri “Mad Love” sera aS Berger’s Jazz Band HERRERT 0 = — = TWO RECITALS Francois Capoulliles, Basso Cantante, Willian Pringle, Ceilist Edt h Gyilienberg, Pianiat First Cytie—Wednesday, March |}Becond Cycle—-Thersday, ‘STATLER BALLROOM j Cee Hote! BENEFIT OF Trinity M. E. Church amehel 7, 8:15 Nightly am et agen _ Mat tines Tomorrow. GEORGE WHITE'S ‘e c SCANDALS or 1922 CAVE PAUL WHITEMAN'S | .CA Pop BEG. SUN. MATINEE— * Wonder Show of the Universe THUR STi OWN ALL NEW * The Great yey 2 Mais. Sunday Niahts Vi ednesday SGe to H “BURTON S Saturday MODERNIZING KOREA AND MANCHURIA 60>, 75c. $i ODEON—Tenight at 8:15 CHANUUUUUUUUNANHTUUUTA ANA. | em TN SIXTH & OLIVE RIVOL NOW SHOWING 1B BOOTH TARKINGTON’S Terrific Description of the Plapper EO — March 8, 8:15. Louis, Mo. COLUMBIA: ll A. M.—Continuevs Deily—ii FP. Mu. RADIO WEEK In Conjunction With Ueual ‘ceewigg “8 AND PHOTOPLAYS, Me cote PS KSD .; ) The Broadcasting Station of the Pest- Diepatch pt at 815. _ . ORCHESTRA SEATS THURS REIMOND'S MAJESTIC 242 Collimevitie Avy. East @&. Legs. RADIO WEEK One Week, Starting Toéay, Show THE MYSTERY BOX. or The Wonders of Radic Sent o ant See KS D The Breadcacting owes ef the Post. Dy teh. Also EATeLL.& TAYLOR. & “Thorne end Orange “Fun From the Pree.” ODEON~Thursday ”*?. RADIO BQUIPMENT ueed of eurghah . - + A EO <LIBERTY} 3 SHOWS DAILY AA l= e “Features 2 2 —e 3.He oe Boot “THE CUSTARD somos $1.50, Baldwin Plane Os | MISCHA ELMAN} | VIOLINIST IN RECITAL [ay ae og ge | rj LET ES ER S.- —

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ST.LOUMS POST-DISPATCH [ Doc Lavan Needs a Little Practice, From Which We Deduce That He’s Just Like All Other Doctors | Lavan Shows He Has Regained His | H.'; Mak ing an Impression as Shortfielder at Bradentown | $200 City Boxing | es. at or Fit ‘Caveman Koloff Jimmy W Old Time Form in First Practice; Fee ‘Harrassing, | __Defew_of Seo Rival In U.S . : 4 | s A A U Head Says | EFEAT of the University ‘of Vais$ Declare : a _ Gets Five Hits in Five Times Up “a | ee orecror ot Semone 50s e — ees: — ; aii Amateur Authorities Take Cham-|) to... of cher Wentera Conference Gulp Ghasdl Mon He Fea, \ part of Acce Shortfield Problem Fades When Diminutive Infielder,; ‘ga. ; } pionship Tournament gad | oF the Hawkeyes. | : Dan Gets Title Go. | : Flyweight C ine a perfect record nd Heavier Than Ever, Goes “aimppat His 1g _ = : : 4 ai L straiga’ 6 / . P conference victories. :1 a —— site eee. a conbeamn ? TCH A PR ee ee Homer Wins Games. | FT sg ~ 4 3 . i} 3 - ee she Hawkeyes the position u . he Zz naisputed champions, it now be- «for the world’s wrestling champies- :, | eee Wisconsin. with mpi in e for Seng to tie the Ship within less than a half years Fers Had By Herman Weck ; eaters ig | iiiaanas iPrvorions =? of .900, to tie the a e y e, oe : +, . % ee ; rae es Pics ©« winning from Ch the record of Dan Koloff, the Bul- or F P OO Ny” a sa a ee Ee 9 $n latin rs I ; Indiar ! Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. | : , 4 P ——* ee. Athietic Union wi \\ cago Steurda: indians Pman : mene ’ BRADENTOWN Filia.. March 6.—Whrth all but two regulars. : iii a a. - . : 7 Me a ee f aia * u desperately se} ‘s : " : 1 . 7 . . , - Sag : ——— : . tea ae " ae 2 ‘ “a ae ’ 4°] : mic ; Sei ae ’ ' a +} ' Many personal : ' ;, feck and Myers—in camp, Manager Rickey now has practical: er i . . = wee for H chan Pp like that K oloff has oday ros oe ‘re ret out vesterda 1" and Dia edd i” battle T? ‘T) h p Hornsbrs se a ee gained in one season: and in count. | Wilde of Wales comi . : : , 4 Ss re > ¥ Cs ae x wae . .. P i " - , - 1 the Lavans 12-9, Beer hy mons, Hottomicy eS : ™ Fe eS ee ee iat - — r ‘ | . - a OR REI ah : The tow nent ' | ial p e lesa instances 5° od men have spegt (ry to defend his ows trimmed anu Smith. . : a Pe ey ee oe reé Maren , their entire atl ic career witheut 4° " . 4 =. J - . 2 one : ; . : fine © he features ©; ne , ee en a , . , eet OLE ~~ a. : . cy si ] ; vs : Municipal | itle e% = getting a ude opportunity. : v e : . . oI . . . 4 oe . 3 : ae Cy * * ’ 1H 3 Ti k « : sloff's fe) .w challengers 3 . Ao oat the A , - eS eae ; aS i ¢ From mareu an : aoe Daniel a lucky ' grappler te Mrankie Genaro of , ee eee nen nei? Cardinals Will Wear King ive 29 step imto a orids championship 2st week The mast Defeat Browning- Fi : bout with the ‘zenend of having me _lete surpriee te } We shortstop, pounds heavier , . ' N ind ie -thiradase > Namerals Six Inches ‘oe % QP . ~~ ca aitienhed injustice. Th2 pro m j Pes ig % ’ ig es an DOXII a ~ as a to 28 im Final only one class A opponent ang “of oxing a ' 3 Hee Cc test having been beaten twice by Bim Prometer Tera This foe was Jimmy Londos jneed last nigh: ‘See a vear ago, worked at th At the plate he pounded out five h: High on Both Sleeves as many chances. Cine of the ev . - Gans Kood for three bases. The safe BRADENTOWN, bla. Ma | ' : a ; POE OGIO om th | Bo, a. OS ait Males ANAGER ) A | * . | eS a rae a8 es Despi@® this defeat and the knowl *d a cadie free ee came off Hafey ana Mies % , andpoint of a ici! ' : : or } es - . " ) * o flingers who have been curvi mount rd that 1 ! "Sigh : | ; ; | ad ciecwingi Although they held a lead of 3s edge that Londos has been @ vite m accepting § , ry ’ : it ’ 4’ . Y . . a “ . , . }i ; . . ] “ ‘ : ; . ‘ — . . . ~~ ® . —— . Cardina! ls nld es ; en : name in 3 nt t ti close of the first half. tim of Lewis on three occasiona Ke iia on June 16! 7 . . q : ne ’ sat ' A = a . . - . - " . Diem for several days .) numbers i: mes ) -. ; ' nae ~ jer ithe BR: -owning-Kings were unable to toff and his beosters really feel cen ie Wes penpular Afield. Lavan also starred. In epite)) ma: mn) ¢ comin as | c : Bs: | eget Ae Naga ley Ta | maintain the furious pace necessary | fident of giving the champion & this country and Bf his recent idieness. following (te pt a et : Te ae eae eel aes ila -s. to win, and they were overtaken and | strenuous argument tomorrow aight “ o 19i? and 19% » to the Orient, he was sh: : 2 eng gli ; gr - Prag se Re ritor her feated by the Leacocks, 29 to 28, The unusual physique of Kel cm the Interg . »Aai? cker.also ited that e tea , | , ’ ral . ) Oo org fie ball to first on a li: . “id heave three sets « me : ¥ all - erdinances o/in the second and final game for gives the es that Lewis wil ; xa Pe three assists a: a three putouts Mie ss rr Carding rd : 4 = rs}: : ne the best placeithe Municipal Basketball League; have the time of his life in winning : or a aepr a @aaking the putouts he showed th D4 hest wi!l ages be | a a | a: ey anstpee ae cue ment lam Meise" last night. The match from the Bulgarian with a headlegk. - ronth. OF Be fs still a past master at t featu - ot = , Ree te ne sp at Battery A gymnasium. is the champion's specialty,” et | aad T cn - or were . . : , : : ‘ = s uni . m 4 Q ae x Se ee eg eg htest immediat t until the last minute of playing n the least afraid with his inub ope run mts in ne | lid de tat a ith re rat : : m7 Be a . ff Edd as > ie? Be ES | : oe! x Se 2 ges : rae: 1 yt wean ee he Leacocks had previousiy cap- him that he offered to give 5 i tee oe dene . | , attic aeoee tS eee oe that ther ay re . peg nar.itured the first match Qf the final champion a number of grips at ta * that W . aed © . A-({seMare Brit wae left to Heine Muelie perbas have agre South St. LOuISANn. % break geht t+ Carne o. and last night's victery gave start of the match The original | nrenders The champion egreement called for Koloff te owe (YRourke an: Paddy Fitzger- the champion fiv straight , locks, but te er Contos nounced that he would rot this preliminary exhibition. f ' io hurt the tithe match. ’ *| POLICE ARE ENJOINED Sc Baces for th at. didhenine #9 - i ol neon a Httie fro a —" a ae : FROM INTERFERING WITH - Texas ana won from George ¥ Were Fitceher« Too me — : | a tt? ns 7 ae . : “ WER pe Mi sili’ and Bob Manakoff for his mest pg Spee Stchers Doak, Haines, North, | singles and a double and ¢ - | [OBILE, Ala.. Mareh 6? eal jutting. With shi wisrers were permitted 0 €°| CHICAGO BOXING MATCH | f2cn¢ victories He worked i Gre tanine: ime Topere . : | : , .7 Lt ae ae _ ) hah , ges TT” AGO March 6-—Boxing en- , : 2 sider Fle rk idles , ; , arrivai oO} Pe re a (Oud \ n + { ra } "Mk an) aS pein ae -o to St bh. Then he came Oe YEW YORA. ¥. ¥ but he eave thia } ‘ae , . / | De | , \ | . " “wy ; we - ? I : i 4 ' ; ( : a? the 3 ; . : : : seeenenta wko claim ‘ —_ " the request of r ¥ | it “was @ tebe rete ced tireis He is one of 3 ff cae. ms ‘aan ancl ere : ‘ : | a reai trea neD ennv ‘illia ny home os i ver : ur | in s unl fy! - Ontos. a ' letter head been Gf men in the league an rhty pitcher. t Pake’ ie —By a Staff Photographer. PO h4 th Gh 4 Re $ ier ciub im the trade Rad acce}! Boon Ale , Rig ht. : =e , _— . — = ~ oe a — , hampionsh t si rf ti ha lf—Browning-King. nstructors and oF Pia tatemens _ Finishes Tracey ee ees TS || at the be of tale ae Oe reason that he is eager to be- cit boxing ordinance clearly tnctud- | Detreen, one of Ms teesracters Aad 8 Australian Boxer No Match for Close Battle in First Half * St. Paul Challenger of Teams Meet Again Jack Dempsey. Tonight. W. U. Men Q Bet emis. fps. sare! anersnang ras siete! For Abeken’s Job & Tommy Gibbons heaywwe @nder for the pugilistic laure t Francis Gyemr = Stl Beck Dempse. ’ champion, | might, the Pikere faltered woetuly, A. E. Eilers Leads Candidates for Brockes eut Jims Ts Lihat iar Ly . , ° ° +3 at arrived iate iast . | : l period : st by a 3)-' Superintendent of Recreation s@r tm ral ~ le, Se anes Be ma : ae Oniv Two Absent | | | | spewing: in Efficiency Board Test. Hh@luwlied , iia i a . - : soiie’ Sie mre : , ~ > = . — , — haces « 1 d ‘ : : _ oan ‘ ; mes , , sitet = Sn teainant — cae si a et ‘ ~ Rin nGahl fue Cuaeee ee @ 99% each NEW YORK. Ma . : - Dyn ba uate - oe Lbeken 1 a, DO ; — —. es a £ oop cereeage Saat net ee ecreation aeGet o part |S Fn, Oe ee eee 4 for*t.00 Geund match detween Tom GidbBens St Paul tight-heavyweight. and Jack : Boaulitte TL, ef Detroit. scheduled at To , | Rete | ‘ oe ders re Madison Square Garden for March RA , | dates “ Soldene weltred. ow “os ' » that he Berg = = os . . ¥ : ; paen Pp Batting Days End for Pitchers 3 ‘ : ee ee _ ST. LOUIS WOMAN ROLLS Oe ee KS ag vee pal a | RECORD GAME OF 276 | a he : he ae er | ) ; . permanent! They are pre- shrunk, and rot plmnenly «= | ? Millions are Using this Greaseless Combing C : Few Cents Buys a Jar at any Drugstore—Not Séchy, $ (SP. aveustrs F OER | —— Ay — : ) Fe ome. Powe AB : | nnt_peiiee. saat : % Fm. March ¢—| Gore ) ared and ee sag. They are easily laua- a . TURK! s“*> | | on of Wem SH BATH » , Even obstinate, umraly or shampeoed Greaseiess, stainless ** Kirkweed, the Avstralian go!fer. Tetala_ ) ; With he ' ba! , lis : ) dered. Assoc'at i the Tleld in the ove Re round ef Ref eree—Meo ort je open professicna! tourrament at ea | Ales - : BELCHER je Gt. Augustine links this morning! #%oBmey Sands “Strikes Out.” aha aaa ce eee ce c SULPHUR WATER bair stars ¢ ¥v style , bali & a ecard ef : ery aed lo mely toe Agee iated «se : . y gi : ki ge aa so wie Depaertmear fer Ladies sae LLARS neta hoes . pp does Bet en the y Warreti of Quaker Ridge — SAN FRANTISCO. Mares © sclegersee Meese eget apsmoy BELCHER combing cream which gives that mat ¥.. whe shot a TS. and Jim Karnes Se ~ et “id ite | ) rail + and = ee ; : whe paired with Farre’ cs aut’ vYeatertn ae s year ural . - e! eect a sa. Aid : Fire-Proof Hotei MADE BY Te MAKERS OF ARROW COLLARS ‘tour bam—that . ee a 74 Walter Hagen. Britt. 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yA m4 ae Re ts ee ee PCR . . - - n - aie a - ¢ 7 SP ae ele! * sate aes = ; x ~ ., ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | z Sty wee Y EVENING, MARCH 6, 1923 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Doctors| § | DDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS FACING THE FUTURE WITH UNLIMITED | ae} ° MRS. MALLORY BEATEN : Results 21 St. Louis Boys IN OPENING ROUND OF | Basketball Results. | ( ( ) ( } 4 ( ee 2 Koloff A Jimmy Wilde to yMan, His ,f BoxPancho Villa; andEntries = With Big League sae © Ha # . pion, lost her chance to meet Mile J. J. 16, Red Peppers 4. | 4 ad . or l ar vane Results. u Ss S ear Lenglen, the champion of France. | immaculate 40, Bank of Com- | S ec are ST RACE, 3-year-olés and upward, | _when she was eliminated in the local! meree 2 was)” $500, | six furlon re 101 | fournament today hw mire. ak ae ee ae as stdin: henvetretetie haven. Sak whe | q ’ ’ nie ¢ y, The , : have three-—Tobin.| - ¢ ing bout with Floyd Johnson in ‘ who meet B44 Electric Prudentia!, Havana Browns 4 Phe aiternoon game S a cioselyv |] ; ' a ‘the , m . : to Get the Plum. FOURTH RA ‘F. Robertson and Schulte, while the fought one and not unt:!] the seventy- ' York, May Le were obtained ‘ nknown to a contender Oo GOO. 8-5. 1-5. 1-10. wi /Mueller. The others are on. eight! holder able to cue the winning poin “ orrow ; light ]: ‘ - ; P| j - - ry lt 4 } rary : “ rile Denton re ne ak 8 iP P Mar: 7 oe , ppeby | am Monier Blown eet cee a the Me. Lentnes . have as Intercollegiate “A A A wanes % Liberty Hospital Building Now Under Construction of them are regarded as is > ‘ . : ay phdos has been a vic- ‘ AM] a accepting terms for a bout | Trial also ran mmy and Klugman. reeommend that the nan or woman of moderate means investigate this offer. as it will be beoster S Teta ally feel con lls (Owens: 4.] R-5. 7-10 frat ; ) 1ent tomorrow night : . ’ 2 | 1; Firecracket Youneed. Aseum | ed S| hs tees of a Although the International Boxing| Theo, Reliability, birdie G . Delhi Maid 2 | Roettger. UNLESS WE CAN FIND ANOTHER LO : | fealty Co. ie | etn oe. lea ‘nion, an organization believed to! ™" 7 CATION UIGK | “4 e TE am R.. Warner —_—‘Res 5-95 ‘ v9 ARDLNG | Estat 1 i — Wasbington—Ruet. +. peru mealty ( BARNES. Tit * if : Vv in i $b . | ’ ’ . . . - -_? no I a. , , | "ILLIS ’ . . of his ny eet nln ie ‘ile last mont! (> Rourke kept 7 Smith? & 5. ‘ 1 eh wer Detroit—Brad\ y Haw thet } Shaple(gh — HOWARD. Spex , _ K RAM Recorder of Deeds St pu garian wi A Lea CiOCr negorintions he had begun rT tT] | sia nde , MeCoy : { Fi So 2 Re: ) “Ose and Throat eta os Sea ti evisats am : — ' | ond rish at. ‘ Atkinson), 6 1} o : his ity has sen? its Peo. WiLLIAMS olff Clothing Co , ‘EB +s ; ib CULEMAN Gross Chandelier Co the champion's specialty, meantime and claimed to have j third. T 5 4-2 ince of Umbria. pt Pagers Ee : | WM. KRANKE Broke: SS Te. eee ; F. SCHLUBTER, Secretary J Lewis, world’s heavy- c van Ob $3500. on: : year-olds and ‘|Cardinals have two-—Blades and _ third inning was the St. louis title today NEW YORK, Masch 6.—There “a: Sight 105 (Glick) a ig om different aggregations. ' : c lready won regular positions and _ oni oni Pi A ne Kan-icet 2.2 1 mn “ - va oday e like that Koloff has paey over the prospect of Jimmy he , & two. det forced the Kan-|haw remilted in the antiatlon’ oP eee | S. W. Corner Washington BI. and Taylor Ave. FIRST RAC E real stars. VAN af bis lamtpior a wereer without ; championship title against Pancho aa aa flenievit. 110 (F__ Sm -b.| Charley Holiocher, Cub shortstop, 19 day without if E Villa, who lost the American title to] | | ' 1 | | ee POR 3 kie Genar , HN y s my pence ‘al, Pet in M ee: The local boys on the rosters of A RO USING SE Li | pital offers vou, in the form of protec tion. more than you can buy any where else for a large ‘y grapr ; ‘rankie % ro OF ZWwew ork ere +. etair azgie . sin tine ae - oe i NG Ol } , world's championshs | _ firraek Weiiaiiae cies Ton oe nas tat ae aaa annual premium, ‘in you never pay a cent for if. This service in perpetuity is free. It is oie Villa on June 16. THIRD RACE. 4-year-olds and upwa Reds—Keck. well worth their while.’ . = this country and fou ht ~e eral | der —~. >, } ” ; AT . } CTIA i HMOBTCAMP?P Judge eg ms = | | ; | : Remrey ving the champion a es ae ee Pg ett os Fae Site Spend: | Schalke. — ~ HURRY! BUY Wi BUY NOW! “OUR TI TIME IS ALMOST UP ALMOST UP oA) tee oes . Haaren Ten Wiaek Candy cs es A A a te, — I, EN TN ay et B= ee poll 4 eved most newspaper critics thought . 0 -oer ALS. Aggregation a ee o ee ene tenn A A ALES A OT ~~ =. V tha at he has a “ ’ ; a4 + . * 6a 7 , * hi) | S, ,oT ? € + .* ‘oe , P . a , s £ ZL£TOoOV iva this season while Hoettgver has ye r’é ad “ hat some OT those Say VW ho hay P had service In the Hospital) : “ly « 7 —e ie ‘ } a headiock and that he | ; . 21 and has had 3 W este! SSociatior and ri > , a “hy: : ie / ~ Liberts f S Louis, Mo hs rt . ‘al Buliding ¢ ompany, perience WF i : halle nao hin Tunpite 1 rh. . , ' | ) : Wes | th ” ‘ ; ate o t in e Liber bios , . ‘ “: ation © n° courteous and e match The oi ifginai ontenders nal ae ep rag ; } € ‘ oR : —_ t. la uis ' 7? is $1000 tor) if a] iin ’ jie , . Cite o 5 7 , . sri tl« + . ARs . { | }? i€ ere ‘ raded to the arts , mite + benefits derived 7 P ine that h = w“ ould mot allow m ® . ‘ ‘ ste recer) te he hve ia r —_ ° atl on . ne Qa re ip IIA | wegr-o) and upward ie on r} 539 ative ‘tha resuiar: raceiees fac teh £ gts ,' - | s in lon Dp : vame in $ po ? Bcd: wee mn (his pondertal im. . 4 ; , . » Ti ‘i ‘ —— ~ , a ae , , . >> a In add riOY ner A \ ah.- 2 nr had - eter ' ~ - , ws ty va . wnMme i do Koloff he ts 29° years est et | flyweight, may be an | ; 1OR Ts Lo | « na @ t m 9 - i rea lihert r 1| Butiding Company tune by subscrib! nz to your build. many kind services and assuring ° . ca . , Ps : *% . * ¢ during this year that Pro- Re orted | one *Hallo Pardne: imo aS gon minor league ve 4h | that | am adie to @ woven pee Sa antos and Koloff first be - “ys inut iin " MI = # : records yo” ) = he Se 8 ; 1 ase rived th benefit from servic: 8: ear 4 yours, , _ ’ Dee ’ : ; . : etn os. - . b 4 ; the ‘ ‘ 2 — ~~ , € 7 ’ ' ° | ’ hed " 7 7 Stories. He worked in th | Py the Associated Pr ne OU cit 1 ‘09 wee ala: | ate o M h become on preciation for the treatment and d through Kansas and Ne- i a eb cenqer eer | ; 7 EERE - , day [ Want to tell you also that wher — = | eo H tt Gece reed me while a recent | 9 a j ir A fa } ‘ di i s5 ia {> : | im S500. fis 4 riongs ; hewuehe ¢) ' tin ree , rty oepital. 1. Sroset eee ee to NEW YORK, N. Y.. March 6— | "8: o valet: owe wuld be . n! 0 30s ) ge - | | expometens of its 4 that my operations have been . Joseph. hen he came st : . n : . —_- an t ether ¢] , ' - at? and I wish that success ‘ efi the a |” tor x it Vas understacad here todas that { our’ nll if { ) é +)" my ~ ae inc 2 e+ m ot a > \ hd ; ‘ : Ande t ~ ‘ ohne ~~ gree ier ’ to re and t on the request ot rome € Queen Mazon): Jun ; | ' . fi Just a« illastrat- ' i. hs = _ id ie LAS CUOrle © noes bathe ne f am indebted to the physiciang on To , } ‘op " -_or y , »* 4 ’ qG®* Ps 7 . , ‘ J ‘a . ™ . profession Bort Ma 12, 1892, |} imi upward. mile ar Yankees Keck came » iast SUumMm- least afraid of Lewis. Ile ; mportant bouts in many months Hospital Building Cs Vebruary 22. 19%4 1d will be fruitless against ation prociaum an unknown the new Second r; » . Claimine. 3-vear-oild ne A a_y ~ :} L M erice 7 eceme a sa om? if rood yh : . y y “ m a Snort. Ler I purcnased Pp cer . a , . “it P opportur oft ex prene!l i sae" oe a ‘ ba} s ae Uy = ies : ort >T ' i? . ‘$ P Af © ine fund at ~itts 17 rh. . . ort > _— bE 4 . — ; i — . ” - . . ti : : , tied at ! bure | lotes -Donard | iff Brad Tullen a lug vs - At Pore OS, « a wten —s eh ond é' you 4 avpreciate them from the bet- ainted After a vyvear in | i ie _€700 say" ; a | ved re since beceming 6 Stecs . gnee? quain : After a } Bees . Six: ra 4 _ claimin — is| there woul ~ ay Tio} “ie ie Ato ve MRS. JEN wee SAGEHORN. h Dan again went to Cali- Ss einstate jane owas mile and a half: | ote lnlaved the nositic | be ; Novermb 3 92° My operation ¢ 10! | "2037 Sherides Ay. 4 during his second sojourn hacen oe eee , $44.5 : sic j c= 77 bert he | me , Ty cific coast met Dick Davis- | ouste: '*Toksion Maren 107) _ 3 ae ear a , ‘87 Delmar B . tainiy wel ne ; k Taylor, George Nelson ; Sey a a ete ntared fo oy Ts ue Smee Louis, M ail dteamanin’ ie eae a ters In 1820 he went to y: : porent allowatl laime Schmandt and -F rho th | ant | Ou ati has a’ + meve . ted hn iverty Hospital Building Compa Tiece from George Vancel! Place Cardinal on Active wil act as conch for the Pivsiore ff Ladies’ and Children s 13c & $I Anite House | A] | cccerion to ane aavantane of the | J caopathte trenumente tation, trom | I st ute "ae _ | | , Te » tim and ‘ eet wm (ert lemen 2 letter had heen received at the Two Mves ~ MeMu 11” | , the ‘ lina art _ ffir | ry 4 ‘ * rtd ed. laner®¥ eators, their efforts to inaintain the etaff for the- reitef j have ob- ; —"s I, WILSON, Very truly yours, (Signed) MRS. ANN LINDLEY. . . tivt. ; Dans . ‘ ; . Fo go, Je - — - V eww neer si 4 offices of President Heydler of the Kin ~ 1] rook 3 r Muelle: = " . ; ” . ; ta ’ . oad ‘ P ‘ r ’ ‘r 4 ut ; , © ‘ ‘ , ¢ } . , ._* ? ee f Commissioner Landis instructing mi jw aalf ‘urlon | et | ines 14 ) water ster Groves ayy, Ask Your Dealer for | Heydler to place Vred Toney. of Manhattan Products 3 the St. Louis Cardinals. on the ac- 4 ' > 2 ' ' , I ‘ | ’ | — val | : $. - — ta c } — . , ‘ , | a “~ “ A Iiead Sets . 7 live Hist. Toney recenjly applied ralter nt. > Jumb 7 uis baseball players as shin ; : SNS gee Rare a 23 | . Clayton, Me Rakelte Variometers . | "igo ’ : a DI + agar oe ered # 3 nage -epapege é tee , oul February 23, 1923 vebruss 20. 1929. Bakelite Var ocouplers : : oR rem-tatcemecent. mr ' eee ee r ‘ a hé Pas 4 i , ’ I | i. _ j \'t}’sS 2 kK - V7 T liberty, lioapita’ Liber y lloepita ’ ding Ce Raketite Mials : _* | git Me - is bate we 8 team’s. roste “her Special : : Pendieton and Delmar, St. Loule, Mo : ELECTRICAL SUPPLY C0., 13 , ner ng ne: ) Schman lle ll laa aaa Oa a pair Rh. R. NO. 37 x 2% St. Louls, Mo. Gentiemen the E Tomorrow's Tia Juana Entries. \*' fo Ben 2g bes , Gentlemen: SRS Bert AS « stockholder in the Liberty 06 Pine St.. St. Lou é . i] on Steen oh : , ' Che ube hy _ want to teke thie opportunity of Hospital Building Company, I have ve on request. . ie ence Ee” Ox ' | Sterece ; O83 ike M 1] olloc} Weis ane : mn - thanking you personally for the care been taking treatment at the Lib- , sey at Pe ngs sa ri ‘Hohok: 7 s t ay t uc an Ss a | Biers at end attenjion you gave me during erty HMorpital ard have found the a Cae | Scarcity of Pitch ag eciauaaaes | February 23, 192; my receat visit to your Heepital staff courteous, nye + may and ef- ——_ rs me Liberty Hoapita Bidg I miso think ft no more than fair ficient. Yotrs very tru Pes Stargo 1 ri S. " me ar ! l H i } ? ry is oe ; ; t th t | I d -— Lou's Vio anda Titra? ‘os tell vou tha? | con- (mi — : 107 siIle i . : — ned) “oO. ‘K ey A. he - yg woe apa tS tle ,~ | All-St ,OU uggregat r OV , Ga: er 0a S, woo - ine -—aeae ae oe =o @ Gentlemen sider that I received wonderfu! . “ RAM. OR I bought some shares {n vour treatment eat the hands of your HMoe- . s ! —— i i j it li {. | { company some. time ago Bhortly pital and having previously had ex.- tel ft I gecured thi f erience in Heapitaia, the ¢ tm $ 25 R bbhea Un on Su S, gh we gh 69c | after hie tock I in P o- im aX SE CPeanenees Bt. Louts. Mo, Pep. 1923. ana Jured my back and it Was necessary received appeared exceptionally ; ‘ ning or % 2 , : ‘ a ry? ot - 4,2 . ‘J riAaine ) ‘ {J ; 1mniZza The ia J : ; * . , ; t, - ,? . 7 ‘ } > 27, Rig bie | Owt ‘103 Br oot e ? le; i Sh li g C te pt to 60 to the hospital for treatment good — may Buiid ng " Ca. , . - ; 4 } f ~' bis treet 2 ve .c . me: } ‘ } kK th | t CGPp- ine 0a S, new _ ae liao cai i } received excei\lient treatment from There ‘a a FO an old adage ‘o the Gentiemen 100) Lime the hospital! as we!! as the staff ] rect that “one catinot have his cake oun recommend this service too ‘t too,” but under the pian TP to express my sincere ap- en 's Sue e 0 a | n ! consider thet I | Idberty Hospital Buiid- preciation for benefite recetved from oneweae @ - receive any kind of , seem thet the the service extended te the et ork. [treatment h of : . . widers in vour com eedet a hie ‘ : Gi g 1 ue have al rvi / have heen omelet a! elieved on . xpi te | : mre ‘ ' rt i nea ft: perpetu ety. fure ores several cocasions. and c | est it ‘mie l h : thy . s nervice te everyone could oa ure hase “of stock a spiendi4 , ont | es J BAKNE TT ment. afd | conpider same «a rare oon ro Le youre 316 leaarei vortunity OBERT E. WHALEN J nan jndeed grateful for the heip 6°OO Suburban A* J aSer of survied ib ae Sateen aid LES MANN’S SUCCESSOR Leg a . : ‘ : . ., rae : ' l"niver e. Rein fo reed elastic anew of service in the future anovid it eons side ané had! St lLouls. Mo be .eCceranry : Figned) A ¢ SCHROE CR. “a ’ . lee = ' “fy, dit ("or . ‘ si; Louis Mir, ——s BLOOMINGTON, Ind : Walker Is Easy Winner. MEN’S 0. D. WOOL § ™ix tures; Liberty Hosp = Company Saito 199: bali team, has been li d , =)". , laé ber ne ’ ' — r, e th | ’ var fata) cierge ay 4 : ; vice at the ri tee A A NAM ot .¢ a | | : pair | AT INDI N ED ou his an d gray St. Louis, Mo bert: en age Buliding Co 5875 Romaine, ‘pl os megs lavaie. Mo.. Fem. 27. joc% Fancy tan | November 15. 192 Very. respectfully voure. a Mr the Associated Press lary 13. 19273 4287 Delrnar Roscoe Minton, who pla , - belted — Snapp otha he F Bieme I - ver -. dos er . 9] r*) Pry . DE 1 PHT a 7 ‘ ‘ re : 4 ae, eis an . ht ’ far an ope ratior aince buy? * or : HNeapita! Kvlliing is ot India a rT} ' . : ; , : att “on pe ain and he ~ . ; \4 lker hy } (ane . b 4 , — at’ eact 5 ‘ . . aol a nu . par gin : . ' ‘ 19° and a star Ca’ ' ete a ; ‘ style, rupDp- >. by mp + ; | received everything Cent ; point ~ ps tiga ————- won n 4 Te with rar , [ would ae’ to state thar fT & LO MOEA ee el ape etme cn coach of the basebal acinatit leciaio bor ' io Gort. standard Sew. rs , pwr whieh ordinarily A which hee heen entirety cas announ: ed bi memovoers of - all «izes etc. Spe- P| . ) nh Pinger . hs at jeaaet $150.00. ; factory and @hirh 1 cane ler . -ernit, Athiet i: (“ormmmittee C)- Hoepita! ; as) if a nice rate of int ’ tem bet “~y the ; Universit) . ' ' cial m the pert and better then | could have earned meant dar linton succeeds PBIie Ni * . ather war boosters” and talk Liberty Hoepiie! i . + ' a ee ae [ went to sey that -” an ‘ maior league baseball plaver who MEN’S OVERCO J Lew gerulta from thie treatmenr I want te thank vow for calling gp re nm ag = ta whem 3 corene 1? P the St. Lotts Cardinals j ; sich «6lCU«CMA 6(UCUt ted «= for seventeen my attention to "hie eperctal service . ese new ‘hey ave , T »0OTT tO iTOotert ft will ren fn ae ‘ | cannet gus teo at f : | oi 9 gee) Arh. ple ae ; , Fur collars, it | fee] that the purchase of this ee ee ae " Very srae you vanDo ' \ . soy . - ony 7 abr gna . Very truly yours ‘mianed rity Remeae” ‘SIKI IN IRELAND FOR " silk lined. - Y NOS al oot oa ee ‘Signed: ADAM KLEMM. ’ hi enneriy pi ee eee el aga am ———— Halu A epi * fe ' , me —- 5O'4 Paae bh! —7 em Our? BOUT WITH McT IGUE | Former values um to tifieate for severe) times the pur- $600, claiming. d-year-olds | ? £50 I «#trongiy endorses your work . I Mo. Verb. 2%, (Copyright, 1973.) | - ; —_ ° sone , . - | ’ , li ik ) and if I can be of any service itn ws ’ lAberty eA Buliding Co W1 Evetyn Ha DUBLIN, March 6.—Battling Sik! recommending thie te others, I shel! Nev. 27. 19272 =. Lowe } in gat ; : - ‘ ' 4 ' 7 ‘ ‘ Liber*t Hlosptta!l Bu) ding Co ®ire 106 gar |met none of the terrors he expected JA \ Field Shoes, sewed soles, $2 39 be delighted t2 de Mt epace 4267 Demar Bl Dep Sire ons - 14 srpreciat Old Mckenna Irish soll vester- R G *. Louis, Me. ed on iris ; = 24 Granvi! Yermac} : when he land Ji % : ' new . 2 cdl an (Fent\emen I Sises chage price day. Admirers of the lIight-heavy- bought stock from one 4 your ’ é . | ’ a tier with a handsome blackthorn shil- St Loule Mo advantage of the service. cut I have lalah which the Senegalese eyed ee. «iss : February 20. 1923 ee ao al cen en oe the . : , ‘tat . tai ‘o | went to tell you t ve been doubtfully, but with an appreciation Gov't Trench Shoes, former $8 $2. 85 OS ae, Stee sos" porees re 7 Oe ‘of ite potentialities clane and nurece j a | Sikt was accompanied by his OG. Sk de ee ee ee VT am more than wp! " nant tp aan Game te a te ’ a ieaietiios etioenes ssoume Iremeggg— sey tie meeypetaghrestagyronee 9g awl a yeatment. and t ice cons thet f have siready recsivad lerwe 9 rentice a a as er He @rove at once to ni oan can be yours if the liver and kidneys eriente Sais yl on -* ave wy «BA. +: ee fae ; ing quarters at the Claremon ° eliminate the waste matter a $ remain vour friend rv | Schaefer Files Protest. at Howth near Dublin. Every seat, winch - (Migned) CLARA M. FRICK, (Signed? Tikal’ p nec, for his bout with Mike McTigue on | 8015 N. Jefferson Av. i} sTY \ ews ORK ce . 6 —Jake| st. Patric®’s day has been sold Rath ' HE Combing Cream— | antter of Gan Frangteco, it wae Sha a Y on ) | If you have not investigated this Service you should do so NOW. There are still fow a > ‘‘arned .yesterday, has filed formal 7 | ck y Pitnction to the appetntmest. of 2. Finals at Palm Beach. : : these certificates left. To investigate it is to buy it. You owe it to yourself and 9 o is cathe Smel ‘erbert levis of Chicago as referee | Ry the Associated Press : dhl } your certificates t fp E ore Not Sti y, his challenge match with cham- PALM BEACH, Fia. March ¢—By fami sf to get SS ones. # 3 2 ~ Gneeaes , For further information, address age Sa ee Hon Witlle Hoppe of New York for their victory tn yesterday's matches “~~ GREATER. . mselees, stainless ‘' Hair Groom ty a or titse “~~? 18.2 ecm baer of the semifinal doubles in the Flor- | ey iar ch ii erin ' . not show on the hair because it 28 Honda. ida Lawn Tennis Championship, & 7 ¥coops STOR | Schaefer's reasons were not @is-| Howard Voshell, former national in | — i by the scalp; the efore your : a. polio e holder, and Sam Hardy to = | bed primal / «| Seat aoe nee. ot Prancte enter + WUOMEY ye TIS TO T2ZS3 WASHINGTON AVE NE CORNER 8™ vd : hin il remains so soft and pliable 6P° am bis ete metd comment’ wee oo that no one casa possibly & Meeting today to @iecuss the pretest. ef New Rochelle apd Beals C. Wright eam ‘ you used it. ~~ awe accents aa et an ea AP ta eos pice PAID ET

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TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6. 71997 S71. LOUIS POsi-UiSPATCH ee ee _- met me | Swecia! to the Peet-iiener- ns Bost: iar o. oe | : J PROFIT-TAKINGON [ NEW YORK STOCKS | : SS f ai vse ie =? = : : News and . lowest and cicsing — aie BS : EE. —SPECIAL f 6é—Follicoting & es ist aes 5 - Seles of stocks ~ + . : dans D e ‘ ; ‘ ie ey s — = ‘ . _— . - : ’ L - ‘ ‘ ° ox rn . SSP Ow = aa . ; ~ ' = : a as . . Sonmde represent > PE face ‘alue each —e A 8 eas i a3 . ¢ = « > “ .y . > 4 ; . nae = = 7 . ——_—_—_— ~ oe - “y = ey , Mi id , Clese >see SECURITIES. Bigo iow (iose = : . : ‘sé By a Special © ee ; Bos: eva ted ~~ ha r ; a Post.p he high. iow = > s Ce “ 3s > Al Peck 6 : A Pou iv, J laa *~ re e/a eT a : ; 102 26 101 L.3 TRIAL BONDSs. Face . — . e Sete 4 ‘ t es * | Py oe ya SL TE | P . 5s 59 & > .. 2 J im is lv: 1 14 stock market wes ay Sr aan ACS cai ea Ae ending a Yad ae the sharpe= Mount Mut ' Os - Zuskiel » a ts Pat be 7 Industrials Up in Late Trade, : * but Rails Do Not Respond’ ssf 0s. 6% Sy & apg eg as Well—Equipment and *= “s 3* 201052 168: b. od i __ INDUSTRIALS, Rubber Issues Features. : S 18% eye | Studede 10 1 1858 22 my leased Wire Frem the Sew iltork Bureau ef the Pest-Dispartch. . LLM A ia - ‘ dd de ddd is ~ ‘ts @ wt p~*4a Ore be . ck -a Sapulpa Ref ee ae ffi ed f or i es i a ee a SSAA sore Sea pe wage inn 5 's ¢ a eESSty: « c. Sou : Tezas Range ~~ a . ming revie ion oe g ,* , —" eer iat ee ibs es w Ya ae “ oe Stromberg Carbyretoes 34 to SSK and for 6 *-nletu r Bw hich had Toda. 's adsorb but e#eurcceeded Sustaining an Amee of Ya Ue® ing Was strore the specilties tured vyvestercay, Bumber cf d Guring the se fractionally } During this acti ‘vee & ‘? . . 72. i INDUSTRIALS ~ fer | SRe = , : . = e Pack * 4. ae : - - ee #9 rar , 7 ol asd al Leather i . New Kennecott Stock Proposed, om a . ~ {> 3 Le nea = = ome — 28 P er a a 7 P a” eal 5 x. . XX} x T a. Varch " —Directors @& f ‘Es ; ~~ =a I Tras _ ~ ab ptd. 1G ” ‘v- Kw ernrecer: per (nr Ses nrough the hark i New leader girak .% _* 7 ~ Were ’ o rr es POREIGN as > ie . e: 0 ‘; ‘> APSE PSIW ATE SEES 4 ~ » ~ uf a ea to SE II EN at Se in. ga, we mt > ~ 2: OC mere of ages ** ot ‘ee Sued du dda Oo he Pee | ie which otherwise meal A™wTerican | | “osped i239 for the ~ P ~ 3 : . i.3 s ~ ; . . ‘ ‘ uu : : | a oe ne 2: . qi : ae | ait , » f ik : hg and Raile *Y Steel : I oti = ~ = / equaily rapid adv. “aie of Bosch Ma *S Asainet last nie . s a ef éd rs wade _~ ” - RAILROAD BONDS it~ we Were particular!. industrials ut rails a ee ea rai Asphalt wag . Pecard (Hl liar, *t> eer 8ad Pu _ D again The Bond Sper:jlative bonds %. Were fairly acti s"vestment item mat °s go : Y ww > we ie the ? #sa™e : a ee +4 week. “= i os 1s TS } len Cho cl n= the raitroad " j ; , : —_ ," ; 1? , > . . ". nS Trice. | ae” Paul 46 of 1925 exchanges “ae ae } ° : j ‘ . a % . ae - " 4 > ra : ) | STANDARD OTLS if eet ' - Pereign Exchange Quiet. r ; A a © : ‘ = i’ ; “Te oe ‘ ) be ~ 7 ‘ “ We Ve Qe Dw Py sa ee Vuae, ; ae - ae is 7 ‘i - ~ _ formaer neut~a of a reiatively : et +e , ; . 12 RP 4 . Le : a | . e 34 3 & | FOREIGN BONDS : : 4 > >= 4s "48 4 45 ? ne oad "se Seund " hepe ndence i) + of + hee hoe hee ie hte ; . o ‘ao Pe De Het BO ie Dry aT. “se ~« = Dk ot TS. ‘7 a ok @ ak f° ; . ve ad ‘*ustrment Sa 27 ™ 4 ~ > ‘ago and Alte en «9s were also ib BeFrsiyen dw iad) ec point (ana of a. ee? : to = ea impert fer Sevember. ication by os ” Ean Tey 2 at es here Was rer: roreign Tist Se; Anton Juergen é& e- wp low, ack} ale Pr popcinasi an doit 4 ee > ay ; +* — ie ‘ 3 »-* ih eh st © ear me roa ™ POLITICAL eh ld ow , ‘Stay ali: teenie te Sarge iz PROT HTa Sanistorm Ken =se “«.ee + ~ - +824 a Pa Eee eC TT 5 ~*~ lL. _ : F1 =e “ MISCELLANEOUS AWD TRIAL BONDS ! : . . ~~ em INDEPENDENT OLLS. * 7 os -- * is —— % 2 te 3« We —- Wwe -« : 9. a ie -— pe oe rer. 49 o” : a POGAL. Gemand 4 3% cabie: = [ENGARY. Gdemand 63% Moe \ “MASLAVAKIA. demand 2 Buc fema nd RAILROAD Bee f tes 8a Ree Pat Siead & STE BB This Booklet Is Published for You STRAUS GUIDE TO SAFE INVESTMENT.” an attractive -4-page illustrated booklet, discusses in an understandable and interesting way the superiority of th« first mortgage bond over other types of investments. Ic ibes : Old-Fashioned Mortgage Lending The Oldest Known Mortgage, 430 B. C. Twentieth Century Methods of Safeguarding Why Straus Bonds Grow Safer as Thev Grow Older How Safety Depends on Earnings How Success Depends on Keeping Funds Constantiv at Work How to Judge Security and Essential Safeguards These and many other topics of interest to the man or woman with money to invest make this book a real addition to finan- Sead for your copy of the “Straus Guide to Safe Investments” today. Ask BOOKLET CC-873 S. W. STRAUS & CO. BOATMEN’S BANK BUILDING, ST. LOUIS Suite 503. Telephone Olive 7320 or Cantral 233 41 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR | @ru.s 7. i 2Ce a OPA PAG P ae > | Ween vv 7 4 7 : * gee — —~ “2 a ? athe? Wa

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_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6. 1923. | _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— ~ — a ee Spee -- — ee eee ate SA A ENE A et —_ ———— —— ee ——ae | a i W | | a oom : Ney Yo hk 7 . oe a On a - wis ‘ | S t 2 =| PRICE PHANGES SMAI: Future Gre a Pri | NEW onto see mbt om raw su ar! September er a M.-P 5 49- _:9ning Brice = i St. LouisStocks| “sal, POS, MERCHANTS. BXCHAN IE, | ele suSleg cr°Uiy State tatty ee lor cents COM _ freigh: iG Ciosing prices we: | News and Comment | __Closis iz olloy img is the offic eial record Of | gous! 19 7165 cent ag s for centrifu h. and | el ; iow and ciosing and previous were sales late vesterday - s 10 000 wanes i Lead, Zinc Copper | Law. ~ ™ . market, and quotations as re- for March ship’nemt to an operstor, — neh ed in St. ! oGay —— —SPECIAL DAILY | Transactions on the st. Louis Stock Ex-! cs from Kansas City and Chicago mar-| q; cents and this momi ing prere ap- | at ry 4078 60 changed the ote ; ? . —— —- — —————— Dee a to be not! hin gz offered below ~ernte ’ ‘ in “4. 8 ; popes today im the aggregate amounted to | FA _ Hi gh. _ Low, Ciose. Test | Raw sugar futures were firmer. owing to the Siab zinc also unchanged at $799 per _ 506 shares of stock and $1000 bonds ~ | Stendiness of the @pot market rices at | 100. Ib se ee ; ihe ie 3F MAY WHEAT , anf . ° . ‘cw ‘ ch 6.— © hange toda’ Livernoo! em an ‘ : LA" i: ee 7 tations, f ® ligted at = "5an 15 Sr: thern. $22@°7 ¥ stead wri" 7 ¥ i ; ' . ; ‘ ; e i ** : ° ' . ~*~ = . ; ee . J stock market was characterized py |—~78t._ ae, aioe abil todd ~ ng : Bs ty : % 44 | wer » sor © 7 em Reaneé *u:ures 98.2548 50. Zinc firm: Kast St. Loute epot . " » " - : ‘ . lo? ii: - . P : : the sharpest fluctuations that have SECURITY. tea Rage F t} cal Cs ain market red nterige ¢ S be . : | wor futures closed steady oximate | and nearby delivery. &7. 8547.90 Artimeny. | THIN: occurred on anys day Fince the specu- Begt-c iv mer , ” - “ Shippers and local 13} >t)? ‘ : . TEMEB B r ;, 2 ap : : : ge af m ante ‘ . f ? a bas ir , ‘ ’ reer ae Bs * a ; lative campaign began two months! ky ew oommerce. OLB | Hard wheat was in demand at steady prices. | S77 a 7 ———— Sixer com... .; ZWOo%1... ., Cash corn was irregular end dq > 2 105 Sa R all thin lead cea no ago. A number of industrial stocks | /!/¥draulic-p. 4 ed 10; 566%! © % Cash outs were steady to ‘gc high -Ii KC. ; 105 My oP “a8 | . ° Ps ~ S 4 Internati. Onai Shoe y Mm “2 5 . arly ranges of wheat and corn prices | _ MAY ¢ "OR N It Is nN ~ \ ENI S Thin Leads No. are Mo. Pouriand_ Cement. . | § ion whole were not made. Liverpool came/ Ss; LL A 753 Q ~ . '- . re " 74. § *% j , roy ‘ hiva > nt ee were bid up with considerable sharp- a al B vas fal AFTERNOON SESSION. lonly %4 higher, and this smaii response to | IN unequaled: smooth, long-wearing, RO, © Me onthe vente en Retnte + — —— ae eee ee ~ ness in the forenoon and fell with | Brow n = tte pfd. ‘ 40 OY 4 perfectly graded. equal violence in the later dealings. —— | yesterday's upturn on this side was factor | 73 a 2. b | i AS a result the Rreater part of the Bank ; ‘% 143 ‘ iT LM TY arket ‘ hey weather con ist teen Ti ee E ~ JULY 4 ‘ORN for | id S “4 — ‘ert, a; am a 7 r" "ic (the int “A he a eit aisoO exerted influence. | ————— ee = ———— _ : list left off with ver\ little net o> Wy athe "y — WV ni »: . Mav wheat showed wi jest ran wag a ot. 1.10% om 15% P' i. 4 p a an c] 1i~@C k Ss . | 7 Degrees R soft H med. hard change on the day. There were! Fred Medart pfa | SONNE innss+ dae Me ee, ee Tt ee co 1K. C7B%-% T2% ” F721 | \. . F firm 2H hard .more losses than gains. i ter ‘Shoe = oni’ a ou, |Juiv corn 76% and Sept.’ | CE: Bay gpauages ss SE PTI EMR EK N x eae . HB medium 4H extra hard This was the first day in some! N al © com 20 77 2 ah Se ag + A iene mare com pared | St. 76% =~=~«OTG 16 Mei 7e%d | Wond ful a in bi 2B special soft ck . ’ 1; i. aa " . } ; toca, Af “> : ’ ; f Tia Pu ~ . » he ' 4 and ble time that. ty hen bullish operations Mo Py ' - 7 . 4 %] 000 10: ‘ . lan | th ‘ y Ween ako ana gory ts ‘ > be a 2 ‘ Mey 3 é a, ‘ z er u gr ys 4 ~" x of 12 1 —_ — . MS i) LER Ce, | : manolis toda eceiving 323 cars yo | A. ©. 18-1 z “a2 ' ‘ ' Bo leads 5c were suspended prices came down | LOSING as TAT! pain ne A : % ‘ nip re ~ K's " ATS : broad plaids or the smallest _ es fast as thev had risen. It took |— state ta aati : ee Loca at receipts, which were 5 5' = a ae . : 7 at? « oP sdibcagegem URITY id. mpared with 102.000 a week ago) Sh. +4, 43 pryrer Scotch Plaids, Checks of checks or neither plaids , . but a half an hour for. Stewart | nition *n” Meanie ’ e 11421 last year. included 16 cars lecal ) = % 82 = hy sh economy. PE -.- 7 tt Stock Proposed. gammp)es of what Was taking place (ertain-teed Ist vfd ; Primary rs eipts f whent re heavie - ae ies Ir, TRE ; | | > .- ate * i $3.00 ; — 5. oe ea iy if your dealer canoot supply you wmte oe a ‘ eyes today adorned New le sgders were brought to the ‘ ‘ Pr» le : lighite a weer iT 6 ‘ sin a ny. Powe ine woolens ™m a d e fo r 4 Z , . a . ; front t offset the uneettliy gz eff t : “ : Bteraeuy bers a ' $0, 000 a ne fg te _--— —- a it t b . h American Pencil Co., 220 Fifth Ave., \ y pthorizing $5,000,000 a4 pent to of eee eet | Ge 34 od... SS: ; were heavier than a wee a heavier | ——— —p- | Suits to be worn in S 3 or 6 54g N00 bu Cash Grain rrices these than | which otherwise might have been /.. mieied make eee _ rt ae 5 Be gfe mad i of je re he: - d E | produced American J,ocomotive amilton- ae thas eek ago and lighter thap’ : oF ha IB ES a dig ema MRP RO ays when, winter iS linger- | \ ERP 0 N | FD 9 : 2 Hydraulic P Brk pfd .:°/: 5 2° 8 36 re, being 537,000 bu. Corn shipm®nis were| MINNEAPOLIS, Mi eee | crossed 1390 for the first time. Bald- | aulic P Becom | =" : 5 1, b>. thon o waa aan ame tan ter thas inchatiged: shipment ~~ 140. serreis. Bran, | in g ] y making way fo r PENCILS 21 on rushed | Indiahoma finir 9 Dia! 9, bein m2 000 b (vats shipments | eo é win Locomotive up above | } > L S Internat Shoe ( paun 11 ! lighter ian a week ig nd Heavier | . ‘NE OL LS, mn.. Maren *%) ee ile 141 and Railway Steel Springs had ! Internat Shoe com kona if r jthan 3 ear ag heing 622 000 'b Ne 1 Northern 74% 26%. May. | sp r i n £- Fine woolens in ; , hed OR Re ee eRe > amt es ber ee le Ee A eA OL A ONO «AR. et RR CIOL | 5 OA oe : . Mo Por at 1 is Cc «} 4 F . | Ilendquarters for Venus Kverpeiated Penetia ' rapi i riland Cemen 37% St. IL, ) Grain. : July, $1.1! _ Co cone an equally rapid advance. The first | Nee Stnts ‘om ee gk St SaeNs Sa Geen. oly, let, stade es. Caeeaes, 5 ee tended to be fashioned by WM. J. KENNEDY STATIONERY CO. «aie oO [OSCNn Magneto occurrec at | ice-Stix ~ | a aS ee U Panre, 4 a . x me wee 7 ‘e- L.. "i908 % , 71 a : | Smit - lin 70 ah ‘o. 2 red ¥w r wheat 3 37; | _ fe ee? Ea eee o_ 'S@ eed : orth Pourth Street, 710 Olive Street | $b as against last night's close of |mthParia Mie Co. 2.. . Nn." red winter "wheat '$ias@ ond |. UICAGC, March € No. i 807-9 NORTH SETH STRAIT hand into suits for men. | * a : . r. ‘ “? a f . J win = ma ” _, ) . £@ 4 4 ; , r ry i a4 C.] vo 4 - : , ‘ed . y's ar wheat 4 ‘+ ‘ rdivwitlh, x? vellow ‘ | “lex i, com n° ‘ -" ; . ’ i ~ a 4 . re ; ‘No maewWspaper giving Associated Preea news service. “was particular): strong American : 100%, |§ - ow nard “a! ma > orn 8 “Wool was bid up again in the after- noon nd Breweries 6« Ind Br eweries let The Bond Market. | »vellow corn Ie; } ye Mee ee ge a ene | me naieon Electric Se 2:2...) O&%| HB% |1 white corn, 74c; No, 3 white corn. aise. ~ Chicago Provisions were fairly active and higher. | ‘ 953 Is, 9 , . itv of St, 1928-20 4s §.,| O8% | No. 1 white oats. 48 ee; No. 3 wae min ba rd A court in Wisconsin declared recently ‘hile investment issueg were heavy ! ee — — = — untniilatinleunt port. of oe te b+ “gh ay ak oes aaa , &é 6é ° ° « and inclined to go lower in today’s aid * pecacnenn — selling quotations in the provie'on m that the marketing policies of the market In this respect the ten- loss. French &s did better but there: | New York Cotton | — High, _ Low. Clon Fest 4 : ‘ dency was the same as that which!was no improvement in 7%s. Lib-/}; __W ~ Pen ET : LA L» hee 7 ‘ Standard Q)] Company (Indiana) work Among the railroad-bonds activity the $100 and a trifle more active. aaa fered. with service, from oil well to refinery, to the > “ . - - . ‘ — ' e¢i« * ‘ A +¢rer . > + “. ere a AER isa or . A915 ("} : . At e > 4 \ e. . neharnr A j ‘ a oe + U x -t ’ .7 2 TT) 4 e — ~ - 728 Kine's highwe ty Lawyer| For Member of the Board of Aldermen— “~S80 §& nker Rd. Lawver | — 1. C8 4 Cation Cae - ae cons umer. : TWENTY -SIXTH WARD Lor Member of the Board of Aldermen— for One AMERICAN LABOR PARTY Ree : ee Se 2 srOOND WARD cee Ss oe 1. EILERS a ‘ nae ee ee , Pay. eu -PONEST Tp EN ily 3 resi f the Board of Ald — ae ts of erat ne . ‘ , ’ a o -EDW OR D i RANDALI ‘Ph ” a 525e ian . Ps EV, He Er Oee For DPresident 0 th board derinen binning: lems was _moderat: : of The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 1S Bot Member, of te Prentice, Sitermee— | 1901 _crantile ? ean tend laa adtin ————- | Gute snenet She te Che Weer a large retailer of its own products. It j “en Yabo far. Onas For SPW --# nee Nats Mieetiiee 60 ted Meeed af Aidetnéinn WM. F. OTTO “ ‘COND WARD erpoo!, ight offerit and Eeetern buvin . >) hi di b , 119A Cane ay ON Insurance Broker ‘Vote for One) gor, eo kg papers xg maintains for this purpose a distribution a tia ILLIAM J. FITZMAURI! For Member % Siu wie Aldermen— 1: ple Fl Pres Br sourl Red | 2204 Blatt Ave : ‘Machi: OY Sasi speecru acts Soon vright, 1923 system which for size, thoroughness, and Vote for On For Member of tne Board of Aidermen— a a 1302 Car — A LANGE arenas DEMOCRATIC TICKET se Bie ll PRICES IRREGULAR IN THE efficiency is unequalled in the world. It oT ~~~ yee T. RING sHOFF a TART A DILLMON 0 DE ; ‘ : b a 42 Carne _Deputy Sheriff; poe President of the Board of Aldermea— | 1310 N. ist 8! cake tourettes = YORK COTTON TRA maintains and expands its business solely Fer Member ef the ‘Board of in, DM Meh = CURRIE For Member of the Board of Aldermen— ——-——_ : : : (Vote for One) (6285 Pershing Av, _Lawye: a er SEW TORK. Mate Be eee Se on a basis of quality and service. - E = HIRTH |For Member of the Board of Aldermen— oH? Tr SYMONS oh ape 47 > the wih pie Th : 4000 & Second s! Hauling SECOND WARD asi utes: * Reilws arman | owsne Se ia ane cermin. aiken : Bol “ue ie ’ 4 "Ss is r ? or 2008 & Jef — Retired THOM AS e : AYLOR Fer Member of the Board of Aldermesn— Ten 1. eruMrr oa x. ine os carn WARD NS Eee ee a The Standard Oil C (Indiana) 2a00 8 Pron --2-fed ' Drugs'st | ies Member of the Board of Aldermen— . i as SET RORN realizing or 8 ne for reaction :}is e ~ tan ar I ompany n lana For Member of the Board of Aldermen— Fe a RTH be ARD ©9791 = 1 . Railway Carma: . pen! 7 moana wa + oe Fe a ee Seuber of the Board of Aldermen— ne Co iv point to x ; anes of B , has steadfastly maintained the policy of e f One \OHN J ATTE? Pe . GEC RG E MEISINGER (21/22A Cane A “erk TE wey SS. vw —pa R on reports of furtl A rain tr , ° . se h d 8339 Miinois : Foreman | For Member of the Board of Aldermen— nite tee een South These pesitene etae enasd 4 minimizing the sprea between manu- OTTO SCHUI TES SIATH WARD oy B HARLES H. PETSCH 0 r — . ooo : S238 ® Jefferson av nob ie Dea’ er 3910 Ows A ‘ Baker r . a . 72 t ‘ ’ j e ; id , o* . . > * tow Member of the Board ef Aldermes— JOS PH BS SCH “ EPPE For Member TWRLETH WAR! Aldermen— e ee ~~ oa : — nti oa : ge ") facturing costs and retail selling prices. ttrac ive 615 Walnut St _Hotel Manager v D amis dente ‘tan -eage led e¢ . es or OE - Member SiGuTH WARD ee UV. G. McKENNEY Stowe: but Was. met aeubahered Gn Emegerts This has meant, and means today a low i . a A* N } ~ | . P ation rut ¢ ‘ oe rs J ~ Imp ‘ . sk ndable 502 eens on sso Mt " sderehont | Vote for Or 6303 Ailnbama Ave vations Organirer t ze bond BE S108 steers av Tent “1808 _Preaton sePr Kan Brotherhood of Matate- ied, 9, vary oust. sate. 3 lee price for gasoline and other petroleum te ijen Yard Maater "hd ne) a o Ein ° P es M Pac RR | For Member of the Beard of Aldermen— } M ber of th Bi i of Aid — _— -- : ae neve te Reaun ‘ - amet h h Fer Member of the Board of Aldermen— TENTH WARD Ce FOURTEENTH WARD A otgy to Ge et deatatine ae products as compared with other essen- FOL RTEENTH w ARD — LR t . Mal RER ole for 4 ? e g +} 1 . nt iy ‘ ‘ . . . . ] h h war? somone CE A BRC ] 3108 Lempeav Ton Batenmen| n010 Magrotia. © BONG. sonar carrter Pont, Pains ip, fig Maly Mase wan rei tial commodities. A glance through any emour ne Contractor! For Member of the Board of Aldermen— For Member of the Board of isdecmmeno poirisa ne wich ‘pie iveries ’ M PAFFRATH H ARD ot » eat tonnes of 1 9 pointe dur’: De f | ‘nas REE tag sg ESR TWELFTH WAl SIXTEENTH WARD owed net losses of 18 to 29 pointe ¢ : partment of Labor Bulletin featuring © ember of the Roard of Aldermen— I AWRE NCE P WALSH 7 -s MURPI . * SO 4 na Octo? 26.7E TY 8 inve’ - : = - -- SIXTEENTH WARD 3327 Liberty § lawver 5419 Eade Ave “Boller Maker *8t# Were credited with buy me comparative prices for necessities will Vote for One For Member of tne Board of Aldermen— . >A , mn the dec!t: bu he mar ' CONRAD LOESCH OURTE ENTH WARD or Member of the Board of Aldermen— Older | Me 6000 Wiaine ~. pase Auitgmobtle Business | for One) + FIGHTEENTH WARD nd there was reactionary among the demonstrate this fact. 832 Viste ai Ai rt ‘ Retired | enon isiicate 'EROME Ba mi “ie + 5 mr iii G * § ember of the Roard ef t_Aldermen— | | For Oe of the Reard of Aldermen— i °°“. Hebe: tl t Work FIGHTE ENTH ~~ SIXTEENTH WARD For Member of the Beard of oS Se Va ies \ ote Var ‘or ‘ TV F ‘\ t : ) . the ol : r a i] C (I di ) . ALFRED BERGMANN ANOS MURPH te for Ove) > ani icetiting. | May ws “ar The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is SORR A North Marke: a: - Grocer! 9A51 1 2 ’avette A. on TX FLOR ETH TD im. 2 I ; For Member of the Roard of ee | For Member of the Board of wi 2401% NX. Sarah 8t mr oe ~e ra SaBee snowed © net aévame, : proud of its success. It believes that its TWENTIETH WARD EIGHTEENTH WARD For .. > ef the Board of Aldermen— for One) Vote for One TWEN ‘TY- SECOND WARD 00 marisa.” RNSTHOND WILLIAM 'V. RYAN Vote for On jendy, middling, 1c. pe ees methods are exceptionally efficient. It Ha and Grain Business | 2% 244 Mullanphy | Reoker 2 CHAS y EISENRING F on +7 : = . ° e ; e LNG ‘ |For Member of the Board of Aldermen— 4458 Koseut! “Mear Maker e ] Cotton Stead be] 4 hey 06 HM. Louie ar maae. Pamers Deat TWENTIETH WARD For Member of the Board of Aldermeo— avery ve leves ft at in many instances t Counct T.IVERPOOL. March 6—Cotton — E pot — ; HARRY J PAUL V ot - ¢ TWENTY- FOU RTH WARD Amited demand Serves, steady: goog mié 4 al bl ib eg, TERR cc mCHMSERS St 4%) 2505 rretri@ar Whitening Contractor | orro aGn dling. 16.614; fully middling, 16.364; ma jaave been a valuable contribution to the VET e a tn lt . = — rTo P © Hin ERA to ' n BEIGA fs: souls a’ lawver! For Member of the Board of Aldermen— 497° Tragka ©&: Asst. Ru isiness Maneger . fe Momeor of the Beard ef Aldermen— Tw ENTY 650 =» wane For Member of the Board of Aldermen ie ¢ rw ~ ae inclu A mer : unt . ee 8 : a TWENTY “SECOND WARD JOHN E MeKEX™ TWENTY. SIXTH WARD oe ny oy SS =, e mai ie March, 26.168: that the Company's activities redound |For Member of the Board of Aldermen— For Member of the Board of Aidermen— TWENTY-FOURTH WARD vicsner'7” Fao WARD to fhe advantage of the consumer and GEORGE Wat HEXRY J. SCHLEPEIR “* oo “ ‘ ‘ ' is a . Dia. . ot | | eres: nen EE. nae B SK ei i ate | | the public. . a :' = mo middling. 31.29¢ I” ~ 3 stoci QO. : aon ale . al , h 1 of Election isi it IN ¥& ITNE SS WHEREOF. the undersigned. composing the Board on Commissioners L166 414 eae Lee F ‘or the ¢ itv of St: louis, Mo., have caused this notice to be signed and the official seal of the office Se Xouts Gide Gitte a : WPRx 6) at office in St. Louis. this 6th dav of March, 1923. 5 eae a a im Bt Tan INO. B. EDWARDS. Chairman j Composing mid —y 4 dy aa ~ hs ; 604 . INO. H. HOLLIDAY, Member | the Roard of (Indiana) JAS. Y. PLAYER. Member Electin a ens ae Michigan Chicage, EDW. 8. LEWIS, Secretary 0 vate 7 pac: futures sendy: May. 1 Iu 910 So. Ave., mm. ('¢ MMissionersr INVESTOR | i | ee —_ i For Additional Markets See | Next Page S. LEWIS, Seerctary - a § ee we E a + ro (Meier Chee Lon Cae ae Me < ay ae aS NST 4G ba he 3 eo 5 eS &

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RO AEE EE NES LORI. NY EAE NNR EEE fepR REIN 5 Ne ee ee cox ey or LOO eee aR RRS “Opa t AMET one: hee Soe ote gates vice ally Oley ee huss tas ; + é AEs 2b Fabia S a at bk es “Se ce pte “MARS SSS. Pie ro Bee OP 2 LoTIsS ge DON’T LET ANY USEFUL THING POST.DISPATCH es OG RECEIPTS MODERATE Se AND PRICE TREND LOWER RATIONAL STOCKYARD —Re«'> s : est matec eta neta, LPL Lh M ARRI AG 5 ine t ball slow. © - aA. €8 ae pag Prom vestarta’ NY tee of S4.60 but “vic Dvess. Tutv : At Clayton. ange = a” ie “Belleville . Dine ‘ ’ e. M Ar St. Charie= ,eorge ’ = Louis—Este u Fred ‘ a tOli James FE He = AU BIRTHS = ata DED. houses vend the tarmers and country lots of tbe rartous ar- ercers are wsualiy cyubied : Mart =. +3 Tw ler 7S — Fresh capes ret urned i ean OO gee * lage sam eamery extras, 48 \, sia es an oo De uve ‘POU LTRY — row’ a. Soule rs chicrere ever ‘ EGET ABL =. _ REETS— Hi MMe-gTOW D. The ma hAD® - 28 “ @!

Two Men ‘Killed hr Train vi ,RSAY - - City News in Brief eit ii iy aie ai “itn a ae i oo A Ek. SN HORST Don’t dull your hearing. Explaining how ELLER many do so The short road to impair- ed hearing -- and any car specialist will tell you so -- 1s blowing the nose too hard. And this is the season for nose blowing. Avoid this too common errer. ete gees your priceless heariz Each mght. and if needed, during the Cleanse and ~~ purify the nose and gpouth iOHTING with Baptisine. the new. age Aig gentile. Antiseptic lotio Baptisine at once clears the occluded nostrils. reheves Catarrh --- and ee in- . Being free from the nina of alcohol. thig modern day antiseptic neither shocks gor retards the important health tf ons of the ts- sues. m the trary it ee those ; aon d so strengthens the mem- ~ninct that soon, even th most genie nose blow will rareiy De necessary. Test Baptisine. Enjoy its efreshing coolness. And safeguard your ~ Ex — ect 10 ~~ unch eee! & (ORTLAND —_ Tin a > ip rus a: shawna rth eend w:th lOc fora !:>- FOURNIER era. tra! samo le LAIN ~ FISEOT! - IS STOPS INFECTION be BONS —-Caii fern! _ 300=: 35 te §7 oR: G58 or re i ERs 1a? 4 ~ ~Lae Meth \@a “ Vs ™ ¢ * =ere a . a* a of wer ioe “tar ROMRSK4—' - st 4 PeTT al. CRA ; CARE. #a* ne omel, rent: entid 7 es ard tc? Seward aT TTc ,sE—Leost othes. om or near “47 N. Hanie} —~w FoOsB—teos. waTce & - a9 Union Market -- Cues = REWA Post [IX spatch initials B. “= "oUges LANG GAN & TAYLOR ines ee « Be & “es > ine _ Delmar £1° SEN A. LANG AN a | ex ~3895 STOVE REPAIRS BRA! ER SUPPLY COL ~ mong « > ee ae CLEANING. ere. 6.2 Sunday af® rest rooms maid at sepdan — Limdeti 4745. (> CE—Latent aaoces in 3523 ‘Give et ae ee frem o DETECTIV TIve - — Suyder. | in’ «st nr. reacona tle bile arvics 4633 Nes oerrr se EX-OfFFiIcer WM Cf. shadowing. inves gating loraces “29 Tike i results. if ol neec £ 295822 OF She teaches fitted é - ec . r ashe >’ arr ime. -—-7 ; = — a ll aad aia surnt Sue es rea wl gusragtee COFFEE. Q D.. =e s1¢4 ~rire. REDi.TE »yeur Baths wi! *Lim male tas? im attendance. DIO: vacts. reg? : 946 Arcade itis - ; HELP WA wets Se! bing pee * lhc dei’y t AMATEURS “ne early vw 4 tzo™ vr eTy ee EMPLOYMENT} WANTED eur Davre@ a9¢i¢. Taree Deer or DRC STEN JE Dive at Ninth ste 3a? \ = -aflarencoe, eants Lessee 7 aban br experenced aew 93 - FR —Stromg wey ax ednesday mort Bo oe] *A KE EPt a oy vroeung French. with ™an as chauffeur. wile Bi Post -Die . oll oul — : vex. 19 > rears, + —— BAND SAW Ex perie Steady wo 0-82, Post- =e be» aths et 3dent 3 ‘et -Tte getting pliant a epee caren SOCK REEPER—@it Gret—lase ‘w'a'e end 8 holesa.e Bese «© nadie of taking —— ~hargr. amt 4 J Pres The —se once. grefer -

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DAY, he OG. «21993 CTIVES shadowing. “invest igat- i ople: confiden: | st. i 9102. Deimar Sead. 4) Shadowing. auton...- Forest 7584 ty “HASSE =. locates missing . 819 Title Guaranty nut. Olive 8762. (cR) Lad: detect 7% . does ehac- ting. thorough!y rel! quick and sui - ed. 5002 —. awder. Does she wonable ehar®es: New berry. F--: lavers. BS %e@ Mrs for ceninmors Fagan, } ar (*", > ‘aleu ator — He yD kines and DMETRISTS o ted—20% Diseoun: maser Or sie tacies fitted for Fight ’ »’ indore > e-.e Strain. vag n at old sight, ns ni- dii will ruarantee sa! "COFFE E E. Oo D.. Room 409 ag.. 816 Olive. Phone Olj.« ores. ATENTS ned: and folder free. = VUlive 578 (73) ads Ve JFESSIONAL Weigni—The Seientifi ic Ee positive’y reduce fiesh and products registered uUTeee 946 Arcade b3i lg j (oR; a eee a . ee HEATRICAL Ponighi Congr: 3; Jo seers 20 cents Ponight’ prices Tay $5 tH losers. Manchester : hekrer ‘ ’ iq? She Jette Theate: ome ear einesday night: ‘prices Vols Theat 2631 -S é (ait) prizes 1D b; (c30 cash nea" er. td —Tuesday. Montgomery 17 = LOYMENT ANTED mendatian € USE COPIL®S ‘ x peri noe analytical accoun corroration lio x Sitio 14995 new wr made: reason referenc a. yants T™ ~Dispat: ' abany ea penrnenc ed: nates lent Post t R—s it. bt bing. esti 66°.) aie «o S3G1T: jad meni, A perlern “for 1400) farm! Ulbson snertintovig car ul Lim ‘y orea . go000 references, eh tY- hy, : wv, reilabie young man, With “ im costs Davrolis and Snes position. Box L-J8O. \ ears” Lith - P.-., (2) c.; voung French a” haulfeur,. Post -Dis bos tools anure “Theresa wm lanitor o Porte: Rood reference « ' hureh or resi deoce evening work ns vier $1205. wants position slearn fitting; en- Dis order filiing. ‘of Student traffices wieaay hand. With torisa Box B-376. Post . gga stock ling months . Post-Dile iT ork steady anvthine Can Loie@rms ¢, hy want's pasition es aDage: eler} hiee™man or whe fo ofte: Hex B-41° Poet. = +4i ‘D> WIFM—Ssire ehauffe ard PSPC ive). experienced colore POM LIOR after & » vw : 1] 8892 PPD : ifge bon- me * GU.et. you wuee Needs de F’oat - “B23 Thearrie fares female trad vet T’met from e sal Poet n positron «a man au or anvthing ae 4 AX—BSi: trade: one Plant preferred RR ne rIONS—WOMEN. GIRLS FE; fF. — TrifB eS TT) S eG en iat) Lashing- . G arg? Pre ENDO. TW and me cales ema i Bier x 267 eer ae Preducer “nse en erget i ace Ax— Dre ww Lo ar + t’arA tiote. he ~ale aoa nira’’ arr ana fe) ‘aunére . q! ™ ore? heuaet ork ™ i7*s4er > ra! boveewns Theor: et @9 cook an ; - AL Romo’ tm P= ag ‘or ir " revtaurest, of ehone Romont “work. Senne vane, & eo : . Sou'here, colered. Milist, 86468 Ranteiva, CESDAY, MARCH 6 1992 ieee"? —*- 1) an SITUATIONS—Women, GIRLS , e Olored. Law to do house Work — HOt otnL— Sit, by neat al! family, 3234 s 3¢ to 2RIAW ” Gol lore d, . a + we reas 2486 _from * 4 wo Reruns gil . PORK! tion in la Undry. 30% young woman Vusework rie (1307 s — ( Omi tog for child in rood ref “Na2ante = 30a ‘ «pi fTrenca oe [ion ans addressing a home. il@r Te rinanent : CX pe rien rox ‘) 39S. Post-TDie bundies ta 7 , > * isinde 1585, laundry work bw da Age Kt to Forest 240 , "7 Nees a . “NUCH 10 take 19th «-: DY first-ciass Coiore Bomont 34] M by olored: Call 6:30. Lindell og- laun iTy or orest 4807 work by Eita, day Fore wWorr an liom olor ed. _ pont SECRET \ 6 ‘* 14 RAT CO ‘perience ient STENOGRAPHER—Sit_- vou a eduratio: J grain bat - ences Caharn STENOGRAPHER—Ssit. by wo ing . ¢, Can furnieh me Forest 3a70Ww HER exce STENOGR AF ence, can farpabie tak BOS) I WOMAAN—Ss work ’ VWOMAN- - Ar tak ing a’ A WOMA? ; ered we end Sanetes Steady 14213 é a a - - — = _ ae (OMA * —— mm |e ? : e, ri | : iore 3 dav or f rork ref Bomont paint m .e . ‘ nm ‘ r neral housework. edu ~ated irate well ar and — in figures 4330 HELP WANTED Gay. Be a Wants | 5 BLDG E Pla ‘.3 . ; - - | . Tas ‘ise iTisiz home: home Pos first : a ; i ‘ ; »? ~ Bomont ty Wants qd ave ~ ton. (7) yay em pioyment io fit through uld read the instruction and Schools and Co recomy nendations lee COPIES themaelves for @pecial irdining Trade schools ‘ege ads. peyve , 4°] Forest Park ASSISTANT 9 PORTE me DROSTEN JEW ELRY CO., Olive at Ninth sts. (c2) AUTOMOBI! and fin! ioe UToO le aTSe Oliver Electri Cc fa = te =z P Al NTE R—Varnish sh “rub shere £964 East ‘on. MEC HANI Sx: erienced. ’ Wi +s §-Uveriand. ATIC — (c4 — A poiy Wells 6413 Easton ——= FF Xperien: ed in Unt Me PILE ~ on Auto Dba Jer {¢ day cake ‘nh jearn — after & 4068 hard. os ork} Lar 4 honest ] booze Dersona! at-Disnpat tch. heac or interv: eV (3) hones SAW YE RS—Exnerien ed 19th and North co BAND SAW FILER— ‘olumbia Box Co. Experienced 3\troun: Steady work. Box’ O-82, Post- -Dispatch. ~ (c3 s'eacd OD —Exnerienced OLnher ry Bala Sta: i_xperter ed tmachtr ee ne*rjence £ —e te - —— HATTERY — lOT N ruck Matr Gelivery tr samer+ Commis or reference a » R: 1” ‘J —— A ale aed CHE ¥ t Once: ed. coliored ® phone num! ‘ >Kperien hote x! 4 | = A th. 1 8Ratch ee L hil l.PE R—lLeonard 6228 Te imar Catesgsgen C onra4’s. CL ER K—For ». Sth a’ experience Cularea Rox —WOR—FYv cook Jefferson COOK—E XPerienc 2 oH Rew: [At ITarT 3 - | COOK—Man =" ant > ——— : , Sacha od Piy Union OOPFER—Krx; } ecd box. (CR AC KER “BAKER ~ roller man. co. 1117 N. short order ir) ‘round ; xT i J Pr I Rta tia: Oth. ced on dresses ex perter and mns! lin Trunk qf Murph) abr naan wiear on (AKER—} ‘ire? 14 N Broadw, me "im ae Apply = gE AMER—Exp Indepe; ident naAway aes app 639 S eT or M eta e 1. a ear State. Faet s: Ff Piey ani ir desi gn ce lh nower ADT v Rte er ror re tai i Yi} Rox Rosana Pet Ti lk wr ute 0-364. Post Die -RK—Fi irst-clags ‘Pegistered. Co 6196 Delmar HE! PE -R—One be dy "rT ance Nore other 1318 Glasfow. 6p. m .— o his own firing. — 09 P; ne 301 icensed. At pply 3: role! Wood aeceseectncemenee who ne 7 if ‘ Gq : smith Prin: PA quired 309 FARMERS—aA, Perier eo req) FLANGE CHINE one Ia ale lal h S854 Market "RNER—HAND IOUN "Rp [r* BOT! ITH AND MULLANPRY FORD MECH ANIC—First-¢ auth os zed je ler _Caronde! et jired TY Clase: cne exrT erience Te Pay Motor Co 3867 a. Gran 1. (c2 FORM a. thoroughly new and 1 plant. St 0.239. painters’ experienced sed car work for ate experience. Pos t- Dispatch. FREIG HT CAR PAINTERS Steady emplornient- no Apply in CAR & St. 4 Chaves Mo. e2) -ETMAKBR ANDoF] / ; ref- Ww estmingster pl. f 2) fo sell coffee: 59 Easton AND WIFE—« SS. Ms MOLD work Box “Ex eOr.er Dyei ng. PRESSER- ‘eters (sTavois ana RAMMER wages, ¢ ont of BE I 2! 415 Washing ONTD ar ing Re; “——Woodwork ing Box (sr 1%; an on rrr oi] PERAT' PRS a | : 4 SSisStanr G CLERK— R. woe apert angers after | “SHOE WOR KERS rier W AN TE D PIPE FITTERS TINNERS BRICK LAYE RS 8805 ‘ rec. for ma 41eaciight : ISH RUBPE R—Aut omobt 4064 hastor \ A yg . ‘shers Or “EL ECTRIC WEL DER MUST EE FIRST-CLARR - > : er ence i— Experienced ir ne f hapmer PRIOSs FRRDE? Delma “sz AOC? . Amnir 800 & 2 Fe uF Presse — ee heuse and geners - ; ¢ : r . . 3 } a PRE ~ae ey ‘ 4 of : - for a good mechan ott ; ; , tal a and D working email , . - “tric ¢ 2». DOetition te offer an _ Burk me - marred or experience. — er pect ec ange? or ell ered, South St. i oe CAPABLE WORK ERS W ho want to t to better ter themselves s read the “HELP” The Post-Di Post-Dispatch reserves the right yt letters on medical ~We do not attempt to te to your Con-/| J’res neo? 2 Sees. Lvises L QUESTIONS interest only will be con cases will a be viven. a list of the OW - iron wee wAnTeO—man, BOYS is " Br one ; a 49) ‘ae ¢ erred S4.ar" Te ey her? acquer ar if rq * Or ad ‘handelier i'r inet oe ee — -EN TS. (ine o* P “7 anies mOKing { 4 a CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORs | BO —Expertenced selling adver e* ha ¢ ¢> , aiKera " SALESMEN WANTED JEWELRY Y. Ww JEWELRY gery on? SALESMAN ROSTEN (*f) , ; iJ (ie re CAS an len saiesma! eyrnoer >) ‘ 1Pu elr . ‘ 14, &.80 Tha “SHOE 'SALESMEN ef ania al moe TT res im ¢ " roe “a ALE SME \ hea’ & salary « SALEaSMaN jenced in mena fur DP Sning geode end hate Martin ari: isu? Marke a’ "in EA ESMAN—Reta: cothing: must te man of good thorough expertence end mow r Box A 207. PP RALESMAWN —To> gel! on he real estat a Be e) Der ien: o rene open evesings til! Pp LDemeree PF anc ae ee ‘producers to weil Cherroler ot any my rot apply wiles. specifications Go Paiuis can ‘Mowe C arto have , K - f to retail ’ , a Ks street to F Ourth COO K—Agseistant. ' ited fase. SALESMEN AnTED (Christian: o% for Haturdays ‘ ing man ‘® sell e ert rie rescent EKlectric i. 1: S8i10T ‘ > betweer 2F Man ; ' KROW i¢ lige Ng bus’ nes transact ; Werk ys u OOK! ons is8ion ‘ ; t ' BS] st © ne) tfoneware and lea ers fF r) territory xive - Inarnied Singie and aa O-List DMapatec nerter ; ary ex De tec Hy wholesale gro-er, NZ: excellent expermenced in and age r mor Krenses Veew tf Langa: orry along be Sheffie ier Im Po rt | " ork ¢ c°@ advertiat: eft 'ablisghed iOoe Sfiect ’ PUSses sing 'ere rn. en. el eer ‘ ‘ and good ¢ ppor ; - ; | ble “a Steel, r 4 MP : . vat Distributor SPEC I AL TY SAL ESMEN ate rh ela, 4raw) 1606 | Ride YOUNG 1900°’ Cataract Machines: no ex. this is a Washing perience necessary commission proposition with big FR! possibilities for producers - manent positions with oppor- tunities for advancement. (‘all any day this week: ask for Mr O'Connor, fifth floor, STIX, BAER & FULLER DRY FOODS CO. (¢2) HELP WTD.— WOMEN. GIRLS ALTERATION LADY Experi. or St Louis newest and worm readv-to- wear store. P position good salary. App! Hudson, FEDERAL HING S TOR ES. | per- ¢*T ec - men s er) Ss ermanent 5 416 N BOORKKEEPI rT - -? one vA .perie nce — eonfidenes . 3 oat. ’ BOOK KEEPER must be abl for St. ie. te Experiened tn operate type- Louis’ newest en s to Permanent position Apply Mr Hudson. rHIN writ mens and Wear store good salarv FEDERAL ChLé STORES, 416 N, BUCKRAM WIRFRS Exper’ ences wiring machines HAAS “4 me SJetfaces a pa a {“hari\ies ‘? mr ‘BURL AP BAG SEWE RS ri ON BAG AND COTTON 77 ei? & ~Bupertenced Market wih know eAge wank Keep ng Fle Be 4 ASHIE R S Pr wom ready . e4 hy ae ' Sage worn = ? sUj. OT DsOy: : HOLL a! TIX. BAER & FULLER PRY Gooupbe oo pirrPER—E a perienoed and wort in canty shop 3836 Oti+e DtPPERS — KExperie: we Agpy Furia aie Marie’ if ‘DiPPERS -—Mus . p exper: Ibeen « Can@y Co r trtendent of ceeds factory ‘sib Sine’ 2) . for epoking. © — — COCk—Giri for “> - we n i ap- Ces and ‘washing machines: es aoc ~~ 05 25 and 40 years of s@ esmansh| required see - ms Stix, Baer & Fuller requires \Oweert a: Box (eo?) Si nese hiox | airy, pleasant | station. —— = —— HELP WTD.— WOMEN, 5. | COOK —W hb ite girl first floor wor x ; wages 4475 lLAndely Forest ita ® t's) COOK - White. for dow netairs work, 144 Lindel! } ores: CORSET FITTERS — ‘ and SALESWOMEN 9 | Services of experienced and saleswomen. ployment, mezzanine floor STIX, BAER & FULLER DRY Goons Co. Wit - riaterial f, } me @i ter: iernce “to for overstuffed fu -For © indo w 265 La DIC TAP HONE OPE RATORS~ By CORNO MILLS CO., and Bauch sts., Kast St. I], NSH WASHER ELEVATOR Vor le: le x! aT 4 — ! 8-3 GIRL — ¢ ‘olewed - one who will appreciate manent position. Apply Hudson. ¥ EDE RAL, ¢ LOTHING STORES . $16 N. 7th st. [MBE IDERE RS And beaders. ex perlen ed: home work n “aints jiome — silg iv ‘ oiored Marah ae ee RS. FOLDERS AND Mixers sior Leader lLanuery 23° 8 ATWORKK MARE ER Experies arr? oe ‘ v. | ra "fing For a en ” reer? gr ' inishing room t¥ Stead work 1014 Ty J. Sounortaal end earn FooGC Pay Finbroldery Co is’ Wilh Waterman a) Cermak} pp! 0. 365 4 Lac det * and eyes. ite ote whe ‘oan hd “147W ry ty > Meisel i Ex perienced wrap oundies Laundry. 2019 ucee ag apart rnent work. jight: twrl rrie "hore ‘ abDany 37 7etd. . wa for bakerly: Tm vet “st ay on { 7. fr 4) store: « experienced. 2345 Olive fe) factagy - work; steady yma mer A —Youne, ~ candy tar) wer (58) periet 4 or Gg wt Le ‘work ane? luorzs j nll. Call 657] reom nu Sunda) t« 3) ; Lick peanuts ©Xperience not Ww ae k $10 ~ ‘ work: ver Week. An. Ommerrcia!l (eZ) Experienced for kodak Printing end Krker Brose Uptical Co. ‘c) pieasant ul 4 Nove! ty C"" (3) work in candy + fartom Must Le biy busy Hee Candy Co TOR (er work in Acier Favor an : “Rat i4 a Ur nhighta «a week (‘andy »# hop rats ” Rei once ‘Avperjoenced. ta Ope appiy aft ark ay gern weber Pes rie«g all Evans & Howard | 7 oh depen OPERATORS — On oe, er EAT CH ee ee eae GIRLS ce, S+ FACTORY 4414 PAGE BL. WANTS COLLAR MAKERS, CUFF SETTERS U. 8. OPERATORS, GIRLS TO LEARN AND PRESSERS AT TENTION. ee eere on GIRLS! varta of ‘Taitel’a and | apron ' and vibe ER MFG “te ee Rare CTS.” experienced all ‘round marcel and permanent for beauty parlors in am, or t-of- town department store. “ood salaries and commissions te _ n t! who fan qualify Apply Madame Seclnepf, third floor beauty parlors Stix, Baer & Fuller: ry Goods Co... = wr aaa ‘Ohh ole «yy ; beanie 203 N, | a HAND SEWERS ene and frinhobe be eters. al mid sow | rw On Various parts of s\eacdy worn 200d Wages ALJIGATOR Li4) OD: ‘| and. Fay nghem HE MSTITCHE R- M user Fn! Diy at W ald eH s entrance a i img tor “ HEMST! T« HERS-—Ana Perlenced he Stitehe : ateria | *. work ar tnt 17’0o90 ww aah! aed cif ?) ~~ _— Mtg Hot BP) Rl — ' ho rk White to nels eith Cabany dart FOw work Tc fehnern) ‘or merut by ‘ aban ‘ 19GJ ‘o ork or uteau, ‘ inn te une Ape 7. : 8 ft) qd ond lucas e: 7600 Mi hiZzan ay HAIRDRESSER Teg ti iat VYilere 4 dered hiarce) » or vave gh operators, ; Wavers mee CWEKS~ and te : von ‘Vein af (oraves ~ ) ‘vetatorg yenrtse hiey al “HA,ING nurse wir (ifanc HOE faitil ‘ hie tase | | HOUSEGIRIE sry Sita). fayette HOUSEGIRU— Pie with Children. stay on D451) Verna: Forest 2O HOUREGIRI.__ ¥.. es = ri pakery oaiwe aa ~*RGIRL York and ‘eo tf howne 7714 ¢ “ira |} mie fT, a el S448) ored aif orate: nde} ais" ~Lenere! fami) hOUSe ee. ork ¥ relerences oe eT '” Waeeling ~Young to 4 take care of « Picere ev, gucd Wawtee Fieox ‘ fOUSEGIRIL— White, far Or k ‘Wo in famiis city Cahens 11483 TRI, — White: horne ) Stall pt. Ba finer 7] hi iderly, }.4¢4 genera! a relerences HOt syee Kocd minster HOU SEG Ks per) lence, housework re aundry ons nev 4: 4h4 M a eonen Ist ; ao SKOTH ILL. } Part rien 5D TF, VW genera! b oviee fam) by 5706 | rape for st oF or we Pee ral ‘ Ouse Work omall referenoce. Ca alagy _opure ; ‘Toung ww) {© aeeiee tr. luite th fam. poneres coast aitnily 444” ‘ Glored fa ¥ ™ r withowr rie fleaer St ,otfa,y. — ‘| family aft b4ik ( ™ Sai VRS EGIRI, ~(.eTrlman, fur “genere} work . *itall lamily, ho before } Grand 47 t1iJ MOUXEGIRLE—For general “partmetit. tr fat any Sooo w iHOT SEGIRL— For eneral housew > cooking: no lsun Fi pieeie anes woman preferred. home Call Dv 10P X "S02 ¥ Buend SE « White, to asniet no Washing of for right? giri irnll» ar (“abany PEK BEPER -, (a # VW ed atiay HOt srk } A - _% 14 — Pendieton «ey mM toda Me ott Hit: SEK PEPER hag child 19 ‘nil wa house work? University Ciy. 612 rar ri RIL rk ry Catt ie het 4 cen “ied ie oe ‘ween’ ‘ome ae between J? no Kk *” oe cron, reliable ' or Hungarian. my or ie sate we ry onthe oid Kee wt Hort Breakfast and ficient worker 20nag teard -w» y "4 - fe? ; ary $50 : vv How MEM AII) White 14350 *® rend Hat 7. MAI» Me 4346 Mary iand Ho! SFM ar ey enced referen, “an " Jonepnuine Urphaar Ho igaggeens He SE MAI I>. Ww Nace for dining ; "i Pe “PMS work: must he thoro: ght! Creed Me 4 a Te renee : i Pee i. Yale room and bat veges is. % PHOne@ or writs Mra» Ba) mat. Sa Hida.. 2337 Prankiin as ‘RONE is © lothes r Laundry Tezae hone ——. te a «let hee at laundry 3745 é£ 3S: {hod tet ruat onan For omt | dies 2425, LAL) ¥ a % liorert io Clean re ane nit Ke LADY F joung. neat appeering. gif; Mugt he Crperienced {a m4 Vv ae. fgter ‘fe fount hcnrke i | renting manere t“ mh; iromere ri bes ages tiome Lawadry. hive (ST RIiy bOusek ee ver & fi be rTeMS ANT awliy Leawodry * fewer — Wr '* on ' Kur’ le omen oe e+ highway CHEK Baa ay ae $039 McPherson. maiés-i ie ‘ te Mist ~ Bz perien. o4 iuet be Ade ore Ma's “hep, BAT Ar ty Widg tet ASD ASRORT EH Ea Px dr) bee it Lavery Ce, rery, EHS —- Makers ei penenced , eppren. M vies Millinery keRY ory. WA TORS on hale. me | } otie Mode i at (4. MOTHERS Who are interested in gplacts (he) inieLvenden: "i he To 4gh + Ruisk RT FACTOR ta Rrht—At ence pati after 7. 780 DB. tr Kin fz 4018 Mel? re - * NV heen. Practical. —, work. me ‘a? ané wr’ eve casee : iortuss. Welvwter Groves. Phone 4 'eZs ti rena ro Re k aver ions ¢ hae i TR ot ote “i 7 [er if) *hine lew ~ EXPERIENCES rs at ae TOR. 446006 Mat PRERAT OTs (*- Cutidven’s are pay. steady ort: alee a od berger, 6154 M Beh 4 fies his ‘ork. ue eet t ws Men, BR @' fans 3S N. Jheh ae am, - ee (OPERA TORS Frees machine range ire impertal Le e701 T wr! reemer EE here net on fine na rows. Pine waists ones pniidiennitie” Vette... ee OR ge TEE rte on - ee PLLA LO hoe. oN ° cn iiiiteeie dee 4

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WAP CU ST Loris a A Oe. .y Ge i —— ee.A —— oe —————— AUTOMOBILES Touring Cars F —————— a cine NEUF wro. ~_ WOMEN, “GIRLS | a. SALESWOMEN WANTED _ BUSINESS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD Goops F FOR FR SAL g} kar ial “GOLD AND SILVER | TORT)? Tharore ower 1 >TENOGRAPHER—% oung rete| SALESLADIES—For St. L ou’ UGH ore s wg, Te and inthe note S208 hantasene G-alece Giaing | Wal for gold a unum, broken | Wantec _ ae — i: oo PORD TOURD ‘ : — Noirs. Br newest men’s and ° p's) age. "will Invoice: ERETE, 519 Nan) eats Oe ee trey ee mie | castF ar ke ae a | Wael) ween TY Wanted! | "ote tor coupe: terme Tas Pi Wanted! at eA tn —_ Cars! Cars! Cars: — cnarifiosd: torma STi __FORD ’ aT Mintin wn ~ Siren, . Money Money! Money ; ' ’ billip fotor =e ro , ca oe -* - --« ~ 2 © i " ~ 2 , . : : ‘ . GN ALCO NO NE «NO As aN NR a Te eR: An ate nian ee . PALES EON RE I ACER 1 | . OEE POT LOL SII LENE IIR OE ANA nen - ee _— —— ~ Oe e ; eeethee aiea dean wt 4v ts, F ray 2 . . - , cone gies . ~ 6 _ o- “ : - ~~, ; . ‘a id % enh * rae! Be scl ed oe "ca 4 . Foca se ian of - SS +, IDR» 5 TP & eo SS ig A aide, > a 2 - :? “ . . +a ne ’ ; » = 7 . : ’ . ' 1. ' % Cu - = . ry an . 4-p passenger mrescer | gee Sore. ee ~ ae S73 « ‘4 : . : vm | nace: phoistering and tires; ; co oo. |. 79 - , sorvk wom it n look ae others tn | fro Riel 7 ? Ait WER . rye) - DAYLIGHT BLDG., ‘\_LESWOMEN : | 5 Sie — ers SB Yaitetr 'S1°6S; ‘esecial distount to) Duce CSS Tbe surprised st the low) from: $00 up. Ter cme a Fee egret at Seen os cco a vel ~— refert . aoe ge Fin tate On | ae g) = . : —_— “ROLET OOUPE. BABY T AY kk ; ; ; , . , > * . . s ; ‘ = : sda. . > , ; ; +. be : te reise ar.é Repain'ed ri : | > P| 24 : = | tg veer Mages Sy CHS-BTIC . 3101 OLIVE ST mt) > Poon ne : : a : _ Onan evenin Bomont $16 . ; = } Lie! . Vi a : " ; | : : : : ; » de ’ . é= aie . . . 4 . ; 7 “ry ’ ‘ . tT — — - i q - . — - 4 « . z rr . + — 3 Mow ‘ Pine ~~ ie } ' Bt re: ‘ : ‘I ‘ a: savas Geers » it . ' | ' Eht o° » car and cash 3 : 2. &M ee - — m + 19 1 _eedan = condition; tires tf gee@ ST es : d = ' , = ; . - “4 = , a-op head. Furi %, : - 3 3 _ | ; S 7 ee ° a An ’ ‘ i} ~ mt - ¥ . — _ : : . . - = +4 artes -F . |_2%ar o ~~ H¢ M Wauperienced on . 7 ma. 3 hee Se v. Ma: \TED } : % : ' : : ented monthiy. S5o- $300: tern - SX) | _Calltfornia sedan; series 4: fine car fer er ee te wer te >? ne on ; ‘ ae if 7 - ’ j 4 3 r? | ? r) a ;\ > ; “ 5 . . ial nattiemeeitiniiimeats — — ~ _— - ss oe —- We Cort “a " a4 . ‘wages eieacs w" . t> ' : § . } . E ——— : r ° on tins : TI ’ : a nt wy - chin ' uD t: soe lent "at 27 rint ter. 5 “* . Closed ear Cittens al. " : , : , , : rperience. cemonstratea Se li : . “=e ee : ; iain ; aetna 7" OIh sroughout, small _ nt. ba lane SERNI NG. Part ON MOTOR ‘,ru us : . : ‘ P : . ‘ ~ ‘ r : ¢ . Soe — — * ” 1” : > Hig Moto : ° oo —_ eh 38 T M — 2 e Bo omont mt O85 . : 4 . ‘ = e 7 a» . - fe ; . oe - : ~ 3 . " . ag } P - panes Omen ae zs OVE N] . a = im goog conditic ae wae our aterien.” s7134 Mew Nats | OPERATORS——On dresses; ¢an a: nes i cht 1 on’ ve | tHe Ts Se e. Ger as 3 is > make good money ; there 1s t _— ». Win au ‘ ite sep subir Pt, se m. « whee: 5 ~ MACH € STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES $350 cash trade of terms: open Suns a % —_ , — ites ." y 12 eet ~ t = ‘ er ' eriminat in elenteie. want . : P ” . Bn eee oSGe:ie. plenty oi work: we aaa ng ae pitelie! danavement wher sta fenty si > — Wanted _ | RORD—Coupe. 1841 m : :| Oh, | ‘Sweet Dreams? =” Et PMoBi wages to experienced operators og grog ee el Vi eg 8 a nage = - 1 DIGFOGRAPH OR EDIPHONE wWeaeBer "Sis in “Mirst-ciase mechanical conditi VERY SLOWL a a %y MF i ") 1° yO W: ch- oy RER HA’ — ; . mported ri49¢] a j i Le | . ‘ = — — . and particulars Ro x : aon went , 5 in Moter _ READ ERY 4 : e z VOGUE MFG. CO, 12 a | meepes and. ckeme ance anne Bros. Furn = 5 " EMD agp 22 Locust. The Locust St ind_of = sedan a ri UPMOBI . +>) = or yes niv "] « Dida’ Cu , : ia ade os . ———_--—— . — oe tor t rs ‘ ut oniy i? : word ‘= ington \- > Otsrypeare ; res BS zs ——ga ee 7 ge oie ux Ring of Bi nm ter «+ AaPpYDaTs?e ~ a) | we - . WSIS al : oe , - - : » oe Re For Saie velit meme cae Am eet ~ pa ety me. | $ t && . Opiv s ke itt im St. >. ere a > el .* 166. OPERA roRS— Experienced on Shonid a\eé iress nliiin- aed nside r : - ———$—$$_—_____— beg gE gay ee Orthwein | ®_ Aisse! de iu: ustem tal : = SERNING Parton E. house dresses. aprons r nN straw sewers » ana |} eat : : aa a ain 3 P 4 Sacrament sotor | 920-2— Loc The Lecust |. re: 6) 1 7 = _Bemort 982 ‘ waists: steady work; n | ) Lindell 7 ; Re ISE 7 H Al, season; investigate ou WOCK. busin: history, | ACTORY No. ‘ 1214 DE BE, SS salary proposition aly AVIAN + mp Ades Phar emniaved and earn. 2 lot . T3e 3 er sed. McCray Ret i ay tp, ag % : ~~ | gall te Ge tt fustics. Gee i same 3 = - TTY MFG. CO.,. 1627 Washing : Sane a, | PI ee ee ee , L119 Lecus: SB) | gee ill be astonished” cost $4600 Thtak of i. { ITY } ts. { * mM 4 iS . : 5 cor 0 % ¥ LE : ioTOE Oe OPERATORS —~Experieneed an. ‘IS a [t 5 | ‘ : ‘ ‘ ‘ o¥ .. wt a . : 3 4 Du } imc! 2319 L se hl pe iT 7 \ se ~ “a pERMING af ot paint | a0 RD COUPE "Touring Cars ForSale « &f 24 iowt.e. [fe ee we - ee thay hey Were-Be Se *) Sit pb ce 37h ~ wer Pew t: ie m . ‘ 3 i ‘4 a. wo eee me s ee 4 Ke HRY eet} 3 i , Mod . * F > aes eee 4 Sighs | Wears Ket) Ay Le SR OE PRM es igi er 98S bende 6 Hee Copa : ror Ene: . a ” seers szruck Ce Grand and ae - MAE” EL - ‘ gateen slips; also girls to learn | . ek. Ro INE NT ~~ pee atid eete 8 a = . pS cnt a: PS pong ee MACHINES : to -passenge™ cea al bargain; | —— Pa $5 Weekl x Lafayetio : le learning. ELY & SLOAN FACTORY No. : previa pony ee is Frea® discoun: } MACHINES—For rent: Burroughs. | ap. Coupe © ) Body Co. 314 MAXW 0 oe wane learning. | . ee CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS 5. aoate, 2 {5c Sua: jon. ; gy EN ee AE “Peace ainda | hag * Down $5 W yee 2 whe ELL ™ sas . : {"‘” sii d WALKER STERLING FACTO. | Aiississipp. : WOMEN RY, 16th and Locust. 2 PARLE GI h exper , at eRS— | | enced operators; can earn (og RE : r weh| X8 cver : ’ — — : : , 7 _o tral 221: 52 =936 Locust #t._ Bomont 962. ‘ct nee $5 weekly: no ¢ hare i _s : slew 13 yatnews : aa ? takine phot § s" $ : : = — —- — a : Or MOBILE SIX COUPE ind: come to th 5 around $25 per week, with plen- o: ere age 25 to 3 41 “eae = =) =. Furn. Houses and Flats For Sale aeah Sauadees Steaer te ginal paint. like new. @riven 4800 ' MO? o° oad S Grand Comme — Moon Victory ty of work vear round ; a a oe BUSINE N) ~ || 6s Sieh ve et, NT nts ¢ sell 49 ee snes 1 Open nights aes ~ | peaceecceaen eka mene = $1500 Car for perienc ed apply to 6s ‘ il] T ) AN] MAKERS ! - SS CHA! CES | remo : > : Sys . 2 se 05 shots = es cl a Terms. Trede anything. 232 " pay your’ ELY & WALKER | | experienced on radi week om niece | LS | | _58Ss. Ni ROR) ER + meg = : ~ - net eee | Ts Stick 7-PassEnau STERLING FACTORY, 16th S8*hoo a | | mt. a : [—2i4 N. Sarah, oder , eB. $3 Open evenings Bomont_41 KUHS-BUICR CO” = ) op ae and Locust, second floor. (eh2) TRIMME “ ee, ee a \aeate. I oy : i a ae . sige or “ | : : rentals 3 | Oven evenness 3 a7 a ie gg OPERAT ORS Writs Ex oor cag on ae r more days te : ' ' | HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED REBORE * Ir RITY + antes Ge sei@ te clesp an estate: | One SN. easily ble 1 nae aes - semaine ) nak arn . 2 pee Aapen a7 &. - a . Erne, . . Pa oc sis“ § CMIVERSAL. | perienced OVOPaL S| days Delmar Meg. co., 1209 Washingtor BUS!.JESS CHANCES | : late. ewe oe : rpe ws - del Core: ¢¢ an | or phone chauffeur, CADILLAC 4, to SCW on fr Of LS, . 2. . = pcr = Rk n . ~ ‘ : . : - . : ‘ : . a ‘ sa : . - . a ‘ . a : om *'st ; 3 . . 3 wie —_ an « - ° ) i i : a ‘ “aan ° i | 5 3 ’ ‘ ‘ = . TPEWR! = Es °.. the tim os Se - . o> . ‘ Backs and back Preise coos soem guvty ESTABLISHED “ange sus. = bowing the joule pe of deen eet por Sra 8 $55 207 N. Sth at Ouve 3508, Central 4870R | Sram aa er oe [eae Sia Seder: ive © See Seen nes oom , ~ : : TRIANGLE MOTOR cD... : ; 4 Lue r men kets. ON RE SY a a Re Se 3 z 7 | Say ee ei ; one HORSES AND VEHICLES if desired. MacCarthy-Archer Auto, £39) CHEVROLET—Baby Grand. 190%, RICE-STIX FACTORY, 11th and |4 ema ea | Fig _te Nswor | ig Wan ee at = ae St. Charles. fa | _ Tar | Ba ices mvest in les ate e 1 Sie SP per ib For § “HEV ROLET—Road 1g me | eV ROLE ake ace PRERSER AN] Ss Perrny "4 z GS a 3 =F, gir, Chapman Bros 590 PRESSERS tTreetiis. PRESSE RF xperienced adhe 1 ee Lad , riety Si ‘pa a ie: tal s *. rug > —, ee ia ke Rea pa lama good Wages tip. Om = ein ~: me rey x, te work x : ties. \ 2 3 . : : ' 7. A} | fe A ROTTS * ; ' ‘ais = . . ' ] -_ ‘ist. rilits nm e arr - _ ‘ ~ con#itien- oa a = ee jars and « and PREARSE R—Experienced mi} “% need. 1 r nT ¢ .- : ' = —_ —_~ - : | : : — — agerT SD YoOTOR im Moter Co: ‘ ve . STUDEBARER Li sienCOy werk geod Waren V ie : Sot Lind - “ : cae . : ma and Dveing (‘o rth) Shennan cc a. . MK . —_—-- " ; ' ’ . . st ~ 4 > > - . ‘ ee s 7 % ‘ . " ‘ L ws . ° : " . L . 4 . . . . PRESSERS AND LEARNERS ‘*¥: ny sod Ms : ne of st. most s fol com MISCELLANEOUS WANTS = gen 3 —_ 7 7 —Experienced pressers on ¥ 3 = “cafeteria. no rure wots & =o pan 8 | : 24 eee tenance . eee ee ae Be. SSEX RC ) ADSTERS sofi-collar shirts and girl : ; a} T : ; Sers®, sarness m an ér' learn; plenty of work at } Ait Ran & x _ é oy ‘ ; . . 3 . : + 3 ~ a Ae | Lindeil TOO. Deimar 3 te ta fb Cotene aa . 3 | keeping : Auction 3 8 : $s soap ee eT reeite rorest Fert. Leet : A to M gon ' ' ; a : ~* 74 ; nciton = rast 4 ; : . exce ent -e- - mata “8 u 0 4 ec ROR WOMAN ar (ufe. 114 Pime i . te ire of 2 sCUSINESS ers f m DTT vy “TET DE aie - ten! : Desie [aD lense ane NIVERSAL Ch RAMP! a. wiAl Kc} : ha - . : . . a . Ma _~ ; . ' 1 wa | ' _ AN] , Bal Y ; F — - \ T = ‘ , : ~ ee e De : = a a — i —- ' ance a F ee yaa Me | ia | | eel 7 | aay and eters. “Roaieter searter. | Gemoania m MAKE SOME EASY F tone, ye 7 Se « 7 4) Ty "Th TIE ‘ : . eo. 11 i A ; : : : | , ~~ _ > \ — “Us 3 ; ~— 100. “HU DSC N RDTS. , $950 a ing. 5 ~ oe _ = Sunes: a MASERS, | , : ¢ - - ; Se ~*y Ri \ “ - = ip — — ow s -- ae . ° age ee — INVES TIGAT ‘ a a Sey er Fy ae ae (SH BUYEI ~ @ . , TRH | oar then, adel 3 1638 X. Grand ‘WIN Por ' . AST | oe er day. ‘ our Dusines » ig nee . ro : : —_ ce me nm _COLUMBIA 6—Tourt THE FINES] v \\ LIGHT - : ' 9 mo. : . : . . - . - x , lire , eens. _ a — ; ric nme | COLES miles > ae FACTORY IN THE WEST “ty bonus. Apply Chis Co 804 Washing ne charee emg A ae apne wee SN. “ et oe ee | 3 a ~——4} 7 WHEE * = lemmas Waldles son cul mercies Sue. | | oe a ee | : cs 2918 Franklin « a oat Poe | —— = LIGHT SIX TOU THE HIGHEST GRADE sneral Dousework ood home. good weave. | Commerce Bids ae : mew sDrings to 7 : - cat Sabet eaneniines “agate 24¢ daily Se | ee aoe xt ay : i 7 SHIRTS ARE MADE a — r RR INESS - ia mf ie 3 seal , more das - scour inday. CNIVERSAL. 3415 Leeust. ic! __ ENT 3415 ta WHICH MEANS . ‘ween | Re NIN} 1) | 7 , aang ‘ip 192i 1 DE, Zockiee THE HIGHEST WAGES TO | sxe) 5 = Louis PRIV ATEL) | ey | * app yor " 6th fleer and Sth and Hie JEWELRY— WATCHES «co SA5QO pet cash: | sedan. SBS. F “* ue OCRr-e : ' — . : T | . .* ; . ad . — ~~ : ' a — me Peer «a? R—Harve sicellent perms , daw Thoms 7 ae SRO ER Milas ; ™ 36> ta BRIANGLE MOTOR for -apebie * “NegTa Poer ven erg Re ella - . ate “ . ren? . : ' ’ ’ . ak > chy : ’ "5 . Sih? ‘ Fert S838, Deir TeVvestment. security aie . : i, O8pOrlence preferred — ee FRO’ ge : ! c® a ai. P..D ied} . o. Phowe. » Osive ne ; he: Womens ieee —— Oma se SS ; > : — Mi he at. with teen “SALESLADIG eob reer SAT SE. FE Deters S85 Ale Sematitys arom aoptt ter $175 Autos Wanted Badly ~ ving re fankin : gens ig FF J : POULTRY AND ES SSS _. 0 OO RE Nee peat ‘Ft RAF KF RHF 30 years of age. for baberr @ene 5 . an — wan BRS CANDY Cv. 706 Wasmiagica . | at. 7 ae MANGE. SU aed CR LN ONA—oemer 3785. = VA AY bikDSo—tlde Do Tomi. @unmday.

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4 TUESDAY “TUESDAY, 4 MARCH €, i927 Drea 6 1928 “4 autonennie. PARTICULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLU TIONS for immediate needs are reader s anc and FORD TOU RINGS Dead REFCET. _ Chassis F. For Saie = |_ Tatkina Machines For Sale | nished room, steam heat. tut ana shower: West — nein cor To exchange, two lon, 60n480 s: late °21- perfect: - 4 es from $100 ‘« : ‘?* v - _ ren a . eatin . Ox ' - ‘a 4 " eee —— > 8 7 ~ » . — ; 992°. this beatiful 7t > -— Olive r ibber : $2 2; terma. man Piano Co.. Lehman corner. 1101 Olive ple: k! chen privileges: private family. (67) room efficiency t 97 Ei ee ; cc . ba Paes nary a - * 5 Baas ae a 4 ri AF 346% isan -@ix rooms west. de) me _ : THOs MccRADY guaranteed: ime Bo: mont 96° 62) = ate etet Motor (Co. 3RA7 ) a y arcty | ee fy if fa¢ ee e ‘ - } r 7 oe f ~ , ta, | . 7 : ‘ : fw . . Vite es oOo ' ‘ . room eft ‘ery ‘ i] fat . ‘ VW ; ty reom it) _ new: price right; open ni hta, ; - ay , trade in ; ——7 Rng Ford icks, any etre, | record ” ach 7: - . az OF WO cars © ‘~)| a-dor beds wily 4 “ zed : German famit. , = - B-299. r ee. d3 ONL y $10 Ow "7ERSAL, _341 Lac ust er: 2. 7 ia a an Ae 5 nj >A T> te a x? ' i ? cots) eit al "he "6 —~HBeautiful rut her: ' ftor tirepre } : . ; "| - : - ; £58) ff , st £ : ae. 4 : } SALES co sf ranaAiun I K ern 9 ' j ~ ‘ b a a J vO! eieta! or FLA i WV te “3 or 4 roorTmme. fr wodern; April > ™ lee f ar ra °S Basten e+ B tm hy ay er \ APART MR NT, } ‘ . 2 ~ 3 Buys 15 acres ~ acres . ; ‘ vation o% 43° ee. ea as, in fine ¢ condition: }200 to ms. the , B. BOS6 2X. Geen: , ; Olive : ; AMO Sore Foren made oe appreci- i BOTTORE Z eater 61 4414 Delmar (8 + mother and ~ ughtor, very clean, quiet; | Bt. Lonis $i” ‘eae es, 140 Mili-g from ror apeen bar +s trade or terms: open Suna JDey ' ~~ abn - wi Sel ne BA WASHIN: ;TON hu0 7 Ponaeible , 1 @, lao i ‘— ‘ ay SOTO W ater | Sep y geom 2 a . : - ‘ | Saco ad Vietor 631iR (cB) 12 a ek THe i ateasihilte Weep SON y lar v | . a ® } ‘hock 8 Mocha md HER IN, 4840-——La ze ronr roorr 24 wes ») roome wun paricr harawi A neem ] Tv wt —_-—- eo ; Carondelet Motor Co.. EMKLIN 6—Toun ane enn "Se , i : rune fin > fF 4 ak t) | th 5 ine. : KOR lr) BODIE S floor: share bath ge man, referetica ; i 4 ete . . janitor ce , . Cirove 4 9 5 room Aint rte t preferred | Orr gem ma —‘06) eee only $175. 1817 Russell” 4-pass | 4) LFS b im sey ‘HEAP ) “4 Pome: || f | aaSsesimer ee BODIES ROOMS d BOARD} ORT: Tava Tat re | be AaB Binary] Sr coo ik Nee "f ImpRo 7 . a? ' : FRANK! IN po | a 1 | Y ~ ! —¥ > , an McPHERSON. 49xx -larmge front room, mod- | W ATERM AN. 6026--F rst fioor: & ne | oe oem e: oan toe west of reteren es os - — PROP'TY FOF. SALE | 14ux block BF v v Bl, E ‘ J AT . ; . = fe { : « jar rors i. — -_—~ ——— —— roe ms Cam Dion or - ra0@ ye | | | : : | | ‘ 2 524 ’ i ba ; * Pe i Bes | meetin - ; sieieieta . . . . : | : : say ‘ ; ; } pen evenings and Sundays. 2561 : | +N SHE D APAR' \rMEN’ td.—By teac . 4 Ape yak. e 2404 ontrs 4 cha oy Seed a le - O uring. Ute A: —- |» “+ 8) nr Ri. RO PY CO.. 106 S. 121 - nates Country and Sut burhm MARYLAN|] 4361A iim 2 > Sin of NORTHMOOR PARK ; ae for ENT ws Be sw K Re DINGER R. 4&4E CO 40 : 44. ee oT skill ponte 5 Ait ut Auction. opposite City Ha}!, Ri | Board 2c line daily. 397 Sun_: dis Ak me — oe mA Case apart | 7008 Forsythe. 5 ry pe $105 to $115. c l of = Cabany 2405wW ilies £58 Manchester. (e683) pee ae , ro r > * jo] ee Si | Pilaa es sites lay. 33¢ daily | ” | | a to ee Also | Ri 7 Hamilton. . — ———— eet 5" — a nendiiend ae ger (OuUning, ov Bargains in Wsed F foun at 250° daily . S i- _—— we (4) | Waterman. 6138-~" rooms, 34 floor. $125 ' ——— = = a; on, ® goo - ~ __ ———— 52 traded car gept (c maniindl ao ws ee ' . a. a - pir pid ; ~= ; egy a 7 OUsSE— 441 , , AREF S008 PB, ' . ) ! Mem! “ a | BRIX -ROO M E r PICILENCY. Biri KORY, 34654— Corts @ modern 6 room nace, pri. my yg oe caenine «“ _ j 6187 Lee ao ; sme (e3) ; . 3 * Bre ister 3 months: reasonabia; | Renton 998 ~~” é&: ; Coupes ” “ : i ] t nRousek eepin io Pershin 5381 . ¢ i. : FORD iy new: drop ta an _ aes *, Runabout, Touring Bodies | ‘ore days tc line discount. is skosping: ¢ employed; new. Se ER Me layten 130 aoa DWELLINGS” FOR RENT HOUSE A218 “Sexton oisce. Pine Lawn North : : iL At; ' : r ; On 4-r , . ¢ | e . a - Aso - | . ~~ ne - , eT ; MARMON | pods es 8040 Locu ist coupe @ axe | ROO MsS— or unf nished, heat, gas, | AVE, G6b44A—Newly furn shed redecora! ad ONE MONTH'S RENT F PREE South reomes. immediate Dom @e eri On. Ovwne; » | ; G-PAYTON MOTOR CO., } WANT .CHILDR AR wwe * Be ra | OLIVE 3833—One ‘hice reap) — * i bath and garage. $5 : Vacant March 7 GE ‘ é; eta . seit ~odics ee ar orivat family: n ’ 100] ‘orest | ich Vilewes: tw. a! ePing room, Tdea!' nd arranged apartmer tof 4 rosme Owner. a0F Salbeaen ot : eel Cabeny a 9 RE thoes gs: a wastes. 062) a 7 S'S room Pome, arm ange | for two fam. ~~ “a ss / ; : rm Bomont t #62. (c8@ : “J h } sie . C ) Jadies. appl; ; - : *- b Oni f , ee a : geht . sau wi) i land ® narior with ‘n 2 dc . A - - "« Ki ) ; ‘ f hefor Ro , i T al s'eam i rs she : : BI “giGalow a— 6314 16 Ls Janet av twe THOS "Mo RADY & @% 56179 Kasten a6 , r ; $1R0 ' BOT -—Must be ke . ' |heat, fanitor servi. . NC . snare t “ $ ‘ i “a litor econd Tabs ‘ st. a" S34 HOLM ES — one a o . TON pir JR ; 0. “a atta’ — Ti 1605 Lafs - 38. i A- He imekoeping guy! also Cabinne North 7 + (aw Own - 1140 West $25 n> ath sefan; series 4; fine car for —_— os Sl EOP | | , : on ) » Vseaon |= 4 a -) NISHE CET ren rs on a, owner HO , oes in ‘summer, Sl ~— ‘touring condition extra |” ame res ~ ~ ss. Sandeven iter sad mabite ee fat? >. BS. is sf P- i Compton 1 gi N wert omens Peete tishiony rh exposure, hot and cold water: | : ‘ Dullding, available on a sub) ' rir. 2 So Om A magnIt Seen , — mt. ¢ harles car te © month | system. 4 ny oe eg 8. ' - ———— IN—1919 ‘ouring ~ Pecondi? toe a ; y F : ety f ; i _— I Hl nt . velour nterior. 47 N se : goods cord tires "teal I = : — — ie e OO oe : A ' ‘ 4° 1 ‘opposite St lohn'@) & : 4 . ondition ‘ ag _— =, | ~ $ CO. intent terne Swo't ~ Tops For Sale gare lms © | wg ; gt pny itl aig _ wes. ital T modern housekeeping | BAN 187 JER FR ze CO Main 443 444. | i= JA *K nD - K ¥ REAL FESTATE Easton (c&) te ee : a- | 55 - = a = sk OT — am 9 Bh a er ein gh UY es ne ’ 2805 Locust et 3 FOP—Winter top for Ford “ore ' > ee ce en Beautiful | rs , oor aaa iwright Kidg Olive 8073. ¢ Ra ge . a lige, har rae = 75> 1 ee © , I ‘ a —_— —— —— ~ . - . ——s ome Wieeaeee en ar , tle . " " 'F | t > . rm ] Aa ra ' os { Co ; . a D \ E ape SLO 4 L, } c3) : oye - : ver rr) 4 a bathe hi ghee Claes will i WANTED prefite cs Ohb aud ban Mi. ~y yy pel _ ——————__ ee, | —e _ | ri 3a, mai: room for gentleman. F- a dace. [ } in } ° - room ens ri 6 w eek Ho Ri ow ‘S8ekK eeDit (oan ru at KaArage . open for ‘nenectic rt les CITT : : - ~ | . ‘ 4232 ; LAD—ONLY ~ e of a sedan everrn : H PMOBI] E a> f t ’ ss Two neon oer " ” y ‘ | f .: Ca Ad On pa a” Ae A‘ VE Ww tG 4 is abo if Ss. O00 caah ' 146, Post Dispatch "G2 : ~ r $8750 last ~~ urd in oe _ Accessories, Parts For Sale _¢ A n ars “OD. « Ves 7 VAT) \ T ry? ’ ; we = b - y e 1 on ’ : ig ‘? T a a ha a ioe t , | ‘ ; ‘ , ; p ; rOU RI / _pay me Mr h%' shed sonable Y.ind ‘ar : 3 or Ayre! em ourt: CE Wre Five or 6 roon modern ; $12 ; 000 mes $] 200 DUW a. . (o@y) an alge aa | TS ax Q: OcusL rA2) - Wil accept vo ur old motor as part . en ; Lind 2 ,- wt ae. B preferred Kiverside &28R SHAW AV.—4«@ ROOMS —87756 - Bteus Westinghouse . VRVAN ke it ' Post , Senn alo ne 2 } 3, 4 Wonderful TI ba Rs in Ve@ligate: open FY RD PAR 1 = sed moot S, Axles. : nea ; wel ry ar , , 3 m1 a, ' references (apbdany | J & = runk loos ; : , se nights vE SAT, 3418 lo ~ust. (cod) wheels. tires, bod es, accessories , PI YTANT A Sp ge pe oer el | Maritnn mh) 1 j NOKTH AND SOT'TH . . rene } L ons + neues 4 . . - we . " - i : | ; ‘ ‘ . mi? : han \ other beaut! : rossories: LIBERTY —19°2 ee: touring. Aut ° Auc! = me a “snan a : i ur own ? ; OE er p! o a) conven , hoar nd i . ;. oe shed stcam-heated | Ie yaa Lilt Paya* “4 I “SUBURBAN F PROP. FOR RENT Modern I room frame 4 rooms end hall Pe fine ci RET 33 fron >; terme tee sme 3 J SUBURBAN PROP’TY WANTED DONNE a 19 Valentine Olfve o4 2. | Mea Wk rans a =a ' , - Tr ye itl ‘ris rT} 4 y furn & a ; ~ . cineneaeti iti ” ieee ania eee P . ; , : - 7 ' et nD tf : Bn even! n« aon Tullen excellent Paint and tir CE ires For Pare . wi A rt . 4 I andl board a ee artment . , es ~ , Rents Rea ‘onable He rT —, Wrtd.—Ama! furnished or unfur re A. teat & Nardwoed floore big : ‘AYTON MOTOR CO., | TIRES—Rrand-; pe reg wy large front room for two: $7.50 each | venient te Yiciees co mening as nished: 2 or 3 months, starting Aprii 1} merrier! reasonable. Box ring Cars For Sale y 2838 Toc ust st Bomont 062 (c62) | l¥ scorched $3 Tis 108" ¥. cords: ae~ [LMAI L., 604! it room: board Girt a rein a) near che School, Webster Phone Web- Kirkwood oe _Piapaten rw — " rin ’ gy og ele oan . rt = ae . ries " . las ’ . rT, ~ ef ont ae ~— . —— -_-~ —_-- ; y wer Lea! ‘ try -aa ne a + on _ 3 —To pa Forest me MAIw Bl.l—Tourins. 192 to: Semaactrater- TIRES— Recon ~ ho r? a 62 standara nakes ' , oa ttt “ , h; a 4 ’ ‘ Vi ——4 40) pat. a) + ’ ryviand RA DIO EQT "TPME N T IN EAC Hs oo NOE Vi > pee i cama “- = >i Hat ey “ Dargain. # beautiful » iburban Or sims ‘ ROOM mot Uses ’ no A. : een 2 bia om! Bt te Si — ; 4 a >t ea ey ane — - oi - Konn, breakfast ’ be rt Fores : . —— ood. regy nelioie fenan best of references ; 16 Poet t wpa tc iJ PIN GRETHE ~, & tt Bilt te LY $5 Weekly \f AXW E L iF ft QO] "RN IG i —— 5. 40 a ; non narantecd nae x. 3 , ¢ ’ , . as > i ‘ ; " or y : , . _ 41 : a hone . , ! Attendant . + Ry id t Q ac rOX () 183 Fost-Dispateh aia ie le fa¢ CsA $s h 00 home offered fo) Quick ~- $40 I) wn “$5 Ww eekly Late mre dCi perfect shape, inv est. gate to- ' : =a ¢ i . . e " weer 4 | 290) (ptt ‘ . ab 2 iT -; a 2 = Fe mf ok " by an ond a ' n° » _ Ro it: + s a ] ing '¢. my ” sale at $45 O00 14 roome halice 5283 MAPI. F—MAK & or + 0 » Pv 74, ¢ay. a barge’ mn; terr PAR ES— sec ll size ent mai gentiemen; iJ oubl abany; /AYLOR, 7A N.—N hed roorma: | _ * 8 @uceo, tile baths. hot-water heat ~ty ow , rdweed fliers iy a car of any kind before. | DE LUX? LACT MOBILE CO. | “hota So al _ 4 ae eee ety | _5031M | privat . eenveition i . I ul] Informat ion GARAGES, STABLE tes Rent | tere is every letail garage 2! t ; porch. h _acrone on 3 eerage: house im as big bargain Stude bake r, $13 o ocust ef. ) evenine 2901-07 OM nae “NSINA TOON m4 Ww ‘Pree an d- board oO Sf a? { 4 a : afaeies : i « eanutiful locat tor aithews — “) we ; al ‘ —- . ; - > a ae Fes, — . , "| : —— — — REON F. & R. G. SCOTT. 20 “*heztne KIRK Wow [* m° . JOHN GRE TH ER & 0. B&B , Bomont 2812 Central $80. | a : tf | wy te Se one | INQTON, 4608--Oke walm noc ia |2 R. _ 200 Ches oS GED Sea North | | KIRKWOOD TRUST CO | ll Int. Life [8 / All day pundewe and evenin ‘ 9 : athe ie urr Y i ] , h ? ’ ririir ’ ue te ae s > “ar gs. | $250 = =e surroundi ngs ning hot water GARAGE— . Apply 1933 North Mar- ad HAMIL TON AV.—ste00 ii one ‘of ; i ery on enie! - ray, nis | r ; : : : | | et ; _ ‘ yorest 8472 / wf AY + Ai - er . + i Nae | " | Es aes i emia et another | KING? 7 jHWAY, 817 N. —Double rc )/% "ated 6-Feer tutk Trace eganily | fur APARTMENTS FOR RENT ee PRED 2: = fe myz0x ay =ptaee to the rice wrec er. ‘ home : M V t M d ] } i . ou rs ‘ee is . & .* ise a un.e® room oa } : s.f) Om , Win ee O8 |. BUNGALOWS “-r* rooris \| modern | tures e fag oe rite iara@e ff yO.. 103 2 N. Grand Open eve- ; oon Ic Ory oO e % price. Roy's Tire Store, 2929 live # single my m. wi excellent board: | | Owner's home. - . ae ! —FURNISHED 8 uth | $300 down D | —e- Bonn th “ 2 m : $3000, soreh: int rie : a rent : : i fy ie “ie ¥ 4 RSON - * niatied ¥ a PS or : =: us - ~e oo ~ ww ors : i modern. 33 os oer menth: 5 i _. Jou Mt GRE rT - ‘ 4 a nas an Dodges, me ards any others, $25 We a bh or iM bo HE RSON 447 pens He ms. with or r without a i 4 floor room; also single room. Northwest | =~ —Garage room for about shee. Sc: h oil modern conveniences. | - —_ oe ms. Trade ar th is 917 0 ‘R) touring. you know what we B mny with the | cPHERS wN Seis -ckthe toe _ nt room. ro 31, S3R—Single and dou- ee , Ree um a a ’ ; eK ' , or > ‘ “wan - : : } cond vane | | : seh i | 7 = ' ie : 8, 46 sa A— Modern ; newly furnished 4 4 on Sunday, 7:30 to 6:30 4 iring week. | bath first floor. 2 roomea 2d toor . — sand ‘BUSINESS | PROP'TY FOR SAl ad a 6 BU 1CK 6 TOU "RING—1922 equipped, extra eet of clas inte Uy = vy - ~~ 7 ke new: opers tes like new; an ex- tains; a bargain for $400. down = | OS AND BOARD—Fi | Mplayves ; | VW fens wai eS Ste. Geel —ieen eu eo a ee oe ee ~- 2 reasonable fron me. Upen nights, gasyv terma. Dalance terme MORE TOMOBII E So ad gate, 25 Waterima mi Tore of ‘eping roor Hot Water heat; adults +. : co ——— : : - » or line bargain NIVERSAL. 3498 “Lecust. (c59) MARMON DISTRIBUTERS. >s05 ‘Lecast W. 350 daily. 45 Ow: ROOM J (OARD—Desir noard. | rage option FURNISHED APARTMENT—To sul ‘Tot Ler. Busine write Beary Heinemann, Kirkwo Mo. BUSINESS | ‘PROPE RVTES—We bh have - . i ——— . . : "eget Pe : 45: : _—— | Sugg pn abt etal hee iy a, home oS ae @ tur me ae v7; sup sep room efficiency: Wear End. Forest eo S — 8 Es Pos TREMPLEY WILSON RP E & L “CO. Get | eeron ay a i Pe! ot 9 ILLAC 4, #60 Dt LW N PACKARD—Twin six. in fire. : lisplaw 40¢ da SOc Bun om | “es Pp gg aemagir waanine enti’ a dts: tee LINDELL, 4155 (Apt. 2D)—-F ur roome a 5S PUR ES our lat of Webster and Kirkwood pro formetion. Weish-B Bergteld 4 £0 | Smee ; ' AR i iY I i inst isa cond ° : ‘ ur : , : ¥: | : rh i aU ry. Lal DELL. | foe F ' ——F our roo — ert pu’re talking This car vill make flon: all tires are good: a rea! barwain for iot ine li Ou ¥ . ST . 1PnN ‘Se EET aT INE ry 4° ' is * - “ two hedroomse nr) rent te n+ Ad ‘Centr ~ apand take notice’’—first, a and wiek sale. cam arrange terms to BU it. Mer M © tee = * . ec That oe meewn, I a * By ' a ’ . immediate posscesic: Lindel] Pe ith c3) |, ak 4 al = » | | WRITE for Map of ae and pas sales South ne; ail the world over ‘“‘Cadillac;” enhell Motor Co, 2315 Lecust st. Open usica m lo ment ] ‘3 ce ae ) ' ExT rs ) Nice m PERSHING. 6316 (Steriine Aote t—ch.iee os 18 arge store, good business jo pe FS re 2 ® today; drive it home; first one Sunéay end evenings (cl) pane . . p! y we OMSL OaE Ee noe ; VE PINE 4690—N Hy nis l-room 3-roem effictenc g PS ad 9160 ad | = ; atio « Apr'y f: 1: 1 RE NES he WEBSTER GROV ES TRU sT a At. _fom GOOD RBI’ ‘SINESS C ‘ORNER « 8 ac ‘ "te ’ ir » 4 iT hi Aa . avs « . r wv jroen uit ; i x tw . ‘ : : . si ‘ j ’ ~ a ? : 7 * , | ~ ~ einem TRIANGLE MOTOR CO. PAIGE—Touring. Auto Auction, 1210 Olive oA sae © rho Phone. est Ena , > a =— | ae arc ael Sa — erick Met & Myers ond other busaine 1 . Open Sunday 3) , Cebans _ R200 ‘343 | Tower Grove Park: no other roomers QGrand T PINE aiP E RSHING. 5386—6 room efficiency; new . - . | SUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES industr' + larwe stores. 2 Pate o” ——— ' 5, : | SFI OVERLAND TOURINGS— i921 ee Oe ; ' | | 12290, ‘ SRastae age (4) hor epi or 4 and 2014 water y_furnished: complete; lease: we fanito FOR "LEA®E ~ room efficienc Sdes; on switch; miil natruction, but | Pwo tae ; et? —Haby Grand 1921: make us =. z — Als. "3418 Jocust. | oY ekianpnemasions Musical Instruction for gentiemen; board {f desired; private | | ont tiptoe ik Ge whi SARAH cares sip, sockemaed: ae h oan ee ee nee wat 19 pe. © Seruce | BU NGALOW , $500.00 CASH | 1 joo on © ve 2406 4° Shy . sAY t} r r on 9 home Cabany 4894M NOUsRgK eet "00m G Kitet vt — ~ ; onnel| Valentine. Olive | , ‘ 1°10 Olive (c3 tae | . pe Dulas BOngs. a: legacns. | _! sd. Se 3 ~¢ Four-room brick: modern in al! inked 1 200 STEPHENS SP R T _———— arigtensen. - 7 oe — en row piace to live Trioast cor ery . : P EST BELLE FIL, AS90—8 onturniohet | och" cSmrtser sh tty'® cietin at SBSeM | sStlanche easter i FINANCIAL . ‘ . : a r , , } an " , No hy Dp, Cash or -terma. Phillips ] otor Verv “1 condition ieee t: 5 good oe a ee I rooms: goo’ table: terms reasonable (f ms tf ler oon ences st floor ;i mn th Us rates for the week an os . e 7 - re, tn modern fiat near car lin na oe. , A ar iine and ‘ e Locust ay sae _4ce2) Cor ires; fair paint: priced right for quick | ~ vod in trurments loaned. Putnam 7, _ saaeawons. wn —- : ILET—Touring in good running ae? , or! ns. ———— $$ ~~ ge pes » 432 5 everal eoniy $85. 716 WN Vandeventer. x LUXE ATTOMOBILE Co., . = ‘30's, yo h ate board . ‘ e . “Anan r wae . ail Cnr ven! ’ a =__ (e682) ont 28120 2eust _ ee —_ ening and naires en T—Touri ng. 1922 jmodel in ex- 0 dae Bandae YP nr rele SS a condition; cheay on evenings. ee TUNING; repairing guarant empioved couple or gentiemen: Motor Corp 4300. "Ferest Park, - 192 : STUDEBAKER LIGHT STX 2 | i. 2701 Park vee 3900 Victor | _COok: ng: reasonable TO00 Delmar 64 (o) my isnt original aa mi ue: open tke new | 616 (e14) TASH? NGTON Bi. 2 — re ; ; en ARUN eter ane ess sins mcg hoard . Ae ET—Touring. 1920 model. — UNIVE RSAL, 3418 eust. (c5Q9) | $2—EXPE en tuning and repatring oe =) Genes: Saperate nen attractive leases. Cabany 6949 . 4 h%, | OLIVE - ) ae F | 1802-——5 rooms and beth | & | WA SHINGTON 23 F Lall_sonventen } —_—— . - 4 nm? } ‘no : ia 7 - . ' ’ ‘ rew : wer “4 « id — nted., 7 | 7 7T Merits 4954 WEST PINE ; tot ain tulck aa o: inepect oles. } ls ' | | ALCAZAR HOTEL—31°7 Locust weat Ao* : Seid agate, 26¢ line daily, $¢¢ tun Te © ‘an ~- ° . > - » ‘ > . pil ws re rie ma 71 ¢ if ° iBUON Coleman at oo »ome, ' r , - ; — pie ames a nga esitlne: “(c8) } ORKLEIGH Al A RT He | EL eat water aaa jan oes . ae newly decorated, @ »ergair pueiay. 526 “tse $200 Open eve ‘Locust. running a | six-story fireproof bufiding, beautifully Vv ic®) | or vie ie; oven for inapection (ers dieplaw 40° datiy Tms. D> - -_. ; ; Lo F ’ le : : : | nee Mthwatn Motor Gare” 4200 Foret 1921—sTUD DEBAKER SPECIAL—1921. | Fuarantecd: 3 bare aa taut’. | WASHINGTON BL 40d0—Liw eae boa van is! for housekeeping: we have one He 6-BOOM MODERN BI oi) barn ow or more days Ic lina discount Aell 70K Delmar. =” —~Yort need a dime’s w tir ; " 2 r gue ; ~ . ob Ss oe. uU ' aes “Ar ’ oe ° i) burner Lindell 7000. De ages ae @ mechanica! work Sacet Nn age Py Seite: ‘aaa 32601. ist floor frent room; 2 or 3 peop.e, rea ied WT HOTE! Aaan t, ae pb nt yh, ee ee s ' iCC- S tO] J ildi no wood floor, § rf 4454 Ken ‘LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'TY . DLET—Teuring. F. BR. Medel; $400: : oben "nigh ; an) — _ amine sonable, a | 4 vILL LL HOTEL, 5338 Bartmer. Forest et , conking, male aorvi a eee | 15 3 , Franciaceo a nel wil ” | mt condition: fully equipped: looks , > | | WASHINGTON RL 7—Lar ona Gan JOB merican plan. Cabanne 4: ot utside rooms; large and well ventilated, 215 Pine: substa: yu mt 9000 and wil! sel! right , , ore s if desired Phillins Motor NIVFRSAT.. 3418 Lacust (CBP) | Instruments For Sale ; , : ee ge ne j }) | elevator service. See manager on vremises. aquare feet electri, evalo |\@ €O 100 N Seventh ot i_ AU TOMOBILE LOANS 7 ] 100% int 8) é id hae 2 ate: exce Hent condition: tires and ieee | —-— gti sc H A \ I L T ( ON 1T¢ ¥ ; “ PSI Tee eae S 3) HEMMFLMANN SP A, KT ! ? tt) tral °N41 } To indi vidua! se oT privete care you per us «a tian ~ 192° mo ie] Inotes s: . like new; oniy $1 vi. proke Th hearte: es CELIA Py A ¢ oid, bea wiifu inetrument: } a 4 —~ jam Gefeaven 2 cor : —- -- a ae —— ” ee ee ee j ' id Chestnut 3 ia. dg oe earn “Rey ifnetaliments while vou rde we . a)” ee ur = rs cng 9 ; & 421}. Easton av.: Forest 9053 (ce) tone, $175 cash nen Mr Davis, 3510 4 ‘s i i ively fu HAMIL’ "M "AVS M2 x : nas _Northwem rewrite morttfages to raduce pay @) =n A rae Carn of = & 192° VELIE TOURING |} Olive. ae i ee aw aa TRB, ar oe wna. apart. | Suropean ar ‘Rate adjusted lay FLATS FOR RENT | LASKER BOB FINAN x to. wwwein Mat es le] ; = TOURING. | 4 r child , — - ~ | North | 423-424 Title t The Locust St. Store “ = KUHs price con stor" ivr eT | Piano dO F Sal .* ——— ——— A v —_ ~ : — ‘ P ‘ . 2 , ” ’ ; ‘ ? ~ . ‘ . . nail — — 4 000 Cole, $690 MAKE SOME EASY MONEY PIANOB—aAnd furnitu mena alt roor ht housekeenine : week | 308. Post-Dinpatch one references; rent $45. Centra STORE—Larre: with hot-water heat: fine! mrt. . is e oo cade Bidg. Olive 378 late . 7 na . > hint t*nole Oe ~ Me te oo 9 .° i tates ft ge Y ‘? “ 7. nies . . al ‘ . . s vial a “A indoe aim ry idtrg with we sot — rive Gealers wonder how Yahlem does it, @ hat | site? Kho — —— = 2305 Ma inckrogt 2 Ser pss ' Aw a ee steam at. running wat y OF abace: @ tab e for ile nt Le. ° TOWFR GROVE HFEIGHTS—s4500 | boat sid. Auto Auction ce., 191 > big i” mal rofit. that's our ae th in oy) : ' 1ANOS tuned, repaired hd reb Win = ASL A 0 A te weet ring ¢ | BRRLA OF 2 4238 Juniata: B&B reome: good conéitien. Toate ele mony Ole. Aero “ sy rt Sar Part) ca! + poy a te ” ake vane. | Kimble 4643 Page. Forest &389W LUCAS &8 -And °7 Washington « 5 eee WANTED ; Northwest oe & ns OK) . ; . 2nB RELAIS R U., Arende RBidg Jive 27 PRIVAT LDA Ne—416 a ” jowent — Special paint fob, motor purrs Uke @ : me ne them up and! PIA ‘O-—-Steinway Duo-Art Reproducing | i. oe SUS nousexcepit mone, vat : — a » acy, whe appreciates; ALSACE, 4459-——Five roome hath, h ur-| . ’ z your own terms, biietty; auick re. kitten; easily worth $1000: here's . a bie money Wi Eni tourjne exchanged for farger size; co Pere oe : a 4442A McPhecan ke = surrowndings; nished JAS C MORFIT. 807 . | Suburb New datas d $1000 Cash | ive, _ 207 Victoria cy Olive GUB4. ta ot Enge yp today . a be sold tos D Trac ee urine Maxwe!! $50 | biy reduced: be sure to Bee this; (OLIVE, 3: Neatly irnished _ bee cm sat | Md ee —~- NORTHLAND, 66 59-—4-room fiat: furns an Hill one Wleek west of Grevets | MON supplied Beople furn AHI EM MOTOR *1 o-. 4 grentr “ag E MOTOR co "abe Delmar Seon ni terme arranged. Aeolian Co.. 2 A reoms, igh _ housek een! n nabile gas 9 elect ri: le bath: fam! iat. | @TORE. Sg ene 6 for meat marker su »’ y 4, =” ‘ : | y 4 grrr ra e yore‘ ar rec ‘ Neh ot ‘ode slums “Sta geet! Bn sachs All day Stindaye ang evenings. UPRIGHT PIANOS—F or rent: $1 month, | Premerred: near Fe und. a | convenienc iorthwest pref | Al 34 -Nice &rvom fiat, 24 fie South | HWe-BUICK CO 3101 OLIVE ST ) With le to jat er: rent ied. | S Dae bane ont tied nt ef 4) ut WAS a . S807, ening me . | THE BALDWIN PI ANO CO. 1111 ‘Olive. . weg ne - ——. ee : = om wt. © evening ae FR rree mY 1 416 in ee. For Sale : a : , : > _ q Northwest | ' W a or >. 7 mryie! od. Lr £ _o AR A a a no om fia sn f Soli d agate 5c line Aoiiy Ske ue | BEI'NGALOW—5 roome modern. =? ‘ ; oe a LOAN { ) 7 0 ~ CAR—9 ~ . i? ' 4 ‘ ‘ne ¢ : ‘ ; ath +, a ’ a Hi Tf 1% Ne tlw ¢ Irn ighe wre ge - Piessed és ment parig’ ; fvwo lad fYDRAT : 43714—~. NV ow hungalo: w fiae yiapila Sic daily bic Aun out-of Water heat price $4500 pert eal : > oe ; DODGE T | ‘R ING ; cab be x bo han gc! rim . ] vi race, “ A Y Tu | 4 room & nr of : ‘“onventlernces F le: hen utifu rooms. Anowneta re hart . een ,ae - iT? 3° y eke ye Aberdeen leanton 1208ar ‘R” row from us in provfica 401 mr e t shape; bocy, | d:aplay 40¢ daly Cér Bun Tiree : . Be noiat Bidg. Oth and Pine Main “ase 2 ) ‘ @ . — shuwer Wa hs. = A Gay . 4 “eek ¢ ev clencyw apartment. ine! uting ho? @! | rrr nee tanracrt inatutia Rate | opp hoist : t! xcevient me i , -- , 5 f ec oy c me _ing city, 1436 Co Z : yed man or lady : oid | oO h, large porches, ga Ma a +. ; wae — a 2 : - ™ = - — . ’ “s ne cB2 : dies > nt LOEB Ti) ; ; Fiaete dem een - Wd. Unekeep! see omg ag rand ; — e paw! | or more days I line discount West ee ia 6 4-5 ry ost cot ered a r¢ ‘ ; I hima BE ye ae “ty i On? ” \oUseKeep 7 1 t) rwes fhert “exp ai . Pe ee ae Hs — Re-ond floor modern | a iF YOU need Fe to Wwe etic gkiy ite ; , yada On man er Ser 9... ZutTnan corner, } ~ sae: SE. Ee. ey i a iy raat: A gin wate P . . ° ry ; rn v* AP om ” 4 . x portent you sheuld pow’ 2 erma 2R07 7 , , = —$ > on a a a a e fy * ; Ke : (SS | eee deeeateatntinamanleetanemanataa 14) | BOTANICAT, 3008A—tatge south ad Tl i reesniehreniariiieaiaiid ‘REAL ESTATE—WwW’'?’D ‘To BUY Ne yt i—-¥: tru Kk; geil bay. | UPRIGHT PIANOS—Por rent month, | pore: Or n®: mother and daught o- Ww Ft . ‘ with pr some to buy | re ant jad : breakfast Ont ions ftrand 25787 e | ROOMS AND BOARD ANTED + : ns — a rs "OT if " Re pn EZ 417 Wrlleree Pr ae Bi JOuN try" THE “FP a C%) . Bil Int life rn hn CoO , '920- good ec THE BAT “Dw PIANO CO., 1 Olive (eR) RANT °O6A & 9701 Pas : (HOM ANT) Fre AF D Wt mw rear Lae favette ; ao . ~—e ; ° * eo 3) aoe t we : be : mY . chassis - 19 20 food »} i i 3 e 8 Rea ful fror = = kr ‘ton = . Baan e.. vO girls Watention ry leR! | hat PATA Te Wté.—i heave buvers : , a : mere ie “4 : ! resuite om wmee ENRIGHT pp5° —7 roome and beth, May 1 soe ~~ = DicS@ | te - — $74 ‘4 -—* oe $400 LOANS On REAL ESTATE of i: fine cone ; wy) r Selivery truck » a file N piano, , ht si— Large pieyed, all conven oreat 428 f appointment 0 e| fir ‘ : : Tea Cater, wit ; i} . f * aa. vb ¢ , . _ ~ . , —7 * ; , — c . e a : . od pF - - : ———— - ~ ee ; wleved, with couple, b 6 hee: mee el Rn ee a Togas Be : : Fp. diver ia“ Nat es of : on ptor perfect, ORD —Delive-, wager 8°20 model, tn Jt ton *.prigs ano, tase ; . ' —_ —_ — ~---—— ” lem * inet cit¥ Ch i : alient for, tion chea; omer t-@ ‘ig ‘ iver-Diz ; , a i} , , irnished r err pr . ‘ Pak gor A Price far r ’ lane > ws | “mr ry ~ aa 5 Puentahed or onfur- 4, 7 ? 9. as it : . . P ; M3 ia ‘ 2, > FF P ; h: er for ° rTrorm res! éencre Oe Nn on « TTT 1, vr, ‘ im wee [iis Piano » e-* j {} a references ex hanged Foote? fy iad rischead nomina orice ‘lenge 2 Or jot | te Page weet of King s ~ yr | North “SEDI saan — . De ses Fenty 1 Ps -_ . = — — ~4 5-3 FRAME FLAT—#3000 i some, : ge or longer 4" rooms and min parlor room. weet or 4179 . ¥. 66 668 on . o e eu tT. : ‘ ; . pes i — ren ¢ - Tr fe : one ; ‘ Ast land srecwes cormap oN fe TO LA woe ‘ Lig ent 97 erage. Forest #28) , ) cation, 1 pe veqepne™e — A. SELIG R. OO. Arende Ridg Oltve 378 A. = rea! ro at as 2713 Cae ‘ ; om4 running~- order. $75 , ' St mene _te4) lefiing’s Fork, Besisre Op pen hickerin raad wianc. Southwest HOUSES, FLATS, Px ION Tia ‘—f roome 3 a mofern! Mtflimar nie Valle a Wellton, _ (@) |= - 7 9 a - cher grt : AYTON. @41° ' ETC ramventences 24 floor, immediate poses | Nort! st Pa is . a ad ; . —“~IN@ oT two furn! hea * Westy? MAY™ SPACKLER RF TO CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. | FLAF—BGi8 Gots “Ba ‘lant — ad | Do Y on Need Money# . 6 Bs ec . : . ert . “+ ‘ . »* if PATTY OLN, try . +4 «% — sae 5 is , “ : on ne ne P ae = Tt) AS ioW Ga — medéern sarage Sp . . a ; bee ' . , > “7 oe. “eh Se ¢& hee" nr ote e wheels ps ‘ ; Gq in tirst-class conditicn P ok STA Re K P xt \ NO Ce ), eas — ~~ ert ee Bl * y heeia: me . | S: tern, Mendenha Fort aller 5 | Solid agate. tfc line dati. She Pigs tama Northwest be sf sencrvi. & “theo — cs Locust wt Open evenings ‘3} | 1018 Olive St.. 8. E. C orner Ee} West Pispiey, Shc daily. 8c 8 RENT—Furnished 354 Seer vil CTIRAp | ~Zorst 1) sareaieat on | 062) | HOYLE SS1A WN —Biean heat pkee—see . B5e datiy, Nbc” FLATS FOR —Fu 329 FEET VACANT—CHEAT ~ 3168 KIMBERLY AV BECOND AND" THIR DEEDS... lips Motor “ooh : FOR D DEL lV EK RY : ; | |: one _COre, Feagonat le (2 ' da ") ye aan Central wa, Se oor. oo aa A > TIE og aad Ver guick ne ' 4 ~- ~ C ‘ 1ace ° . “er : } : —— 004 shape throughout. terme. | Talking Machines For Sale ‘water: ak Warm. pleasant room, } i TARR SRSA ve sighed Fak HO | ponet setting: @ Seige teak ate RTE REALTY AND LOAN TO. | . Las OL ee STOMOPILE Gre * er ne; Imre wi ee it conventenc es rn —— , ‘ver wack S4-—3-room furnis = iP ion ted? vrefer to » ‘sell whole low a) on 1497 106 X. Mth Central 4 aC _Oltve 2123 Anh, Ove » af . , «4, , ro ee ' te a as — . o ‘oa et ~ entre! 320 orcs “ee é T c — semen ; ‘ake net re He WAN \ . Cw , PE. Salaam LEMENS, 5s lcely fyrniphe APARTMENTS FOR RENT North | jomether WM hy Bt ones | South | MONEY a se Sages ee Lae oo , pores sore gag debe . ¥ ?, * ae — ' -j- APARTMENT— 4 neo O28 Tent 4-4m-(°- acme , Jldsmol bile Deonstrators gee te a | , ~ BBO th room; hy BACON TAOTAS-Four rewme: ge, th 7; = Saou creasing’ voce ‘ite atk rr. we : | ' aici aan ommante : > é3 hd ll % ’ lok : ‘ . bo . i\ oe ——_ a * - F 7 a . . 3 arc he fe ror" ea ¥ furt ig? oe ; Sou ‘ = har: Cwoed ¢) ore. ee0e rale furne. ~~ eieeping We ha te at al tanee am — . ev linder ueed ver} tse, | ane . - . o> ”? ; , - , " . flecnrate4’: $60 mont? . eae hens t! kings h 5° wee car. «oF por bee terma =e spnates ll ' — S228 Chip- | _ ot AB, CC. MORPFIT. BOT Chestnut | ) ay le ther - oe - me oe : go 4 wr “—* . - ° r >| \ ; ai ie -& : . . . = . “i ; . ~ - - ie nee a Fuaran ra r% ' a . . ' “ak , . . , . : — red ‘ 7 ‘ -iry 4 aren ete'- ] ; ‘ y , | im tt , ‘ . : , . “4a ¢ > se > recoras, «ibums. ¢ my ‘ OO | . ee Sere SBA) Ads : ee | ——2 ; FILAT—S and @ roome tile peghe: f wane | _Rivernde 2h b1. “ month!) DP nited : mace, | DELMAR BL 7 connest! : ae nae ten ct nh a « eas 210 Feet Vaeant— $22.50 F oot. hawt. nue geti. Ros . thorough, rantee in Or u , . = . ne house : . iar. T , 4 ring eee We ol i ¢ tchen; ale» | McREE, 5680—Three rooma and pun parlor STREET MADE RS ay =! +533", = oe 7 = auteo4: ARROM * soe oct +, fre PRHONOCPR APHE Rargains itn all . ! ae a en ——-- with one in-a-dor | yA, [or Wes! ~ - - ~ 2 eenieined Ad} brap ni} ng ~ Kingshighway Park | 8000 satovendiios indy on ~ereemeal te- ) Zuacnnieet , as . ‘tian wif! 4 ; rhs f standard m OFT MEA 4270— Neat. clean roome aq cescesion March |} ¥ “ ’ fist urnigl a6 ; eed jorated of «a : ao ee * : | Truck 7 mach ruarentec ferth up cor. muitable for gencieman. $2 36 , EMMELMANN -: 9 PO oor ¢ atules 7h oe eth buidling gatieny, ; J. B_BURWART, 62967 Wotermen ‘Te@TTr, ee ee = Miscellaneous | ; HIN ke— eens - —- nee ee KING MACT! ES—And reoerds bought ' r eo = ~— ALK wid © Smith @ Co. BIS N. Grena. DELMAR BL 4040—tagnt housekeeping ae, mart? . \o18 ag , liemt «c cn! . 3a om) room, neatiy furnished: hath he: and coeltd porch immeé! ate poss¢erior ; 56% r lade eT nioved Sotne Met ne para ar ; o nieres? 7 o. ——, ue ng) GORY on lonege : f Aceiy 2501 3 16 PER FOOT cAR) L rhriA— = ae 8 $1 ViCTROLAB—An ate ugh pretties : borer i ord . Serine Ra A tires # t eel but very little work. Sn08 | prices paid. *] ii} Ps te ag ENKI Se cconene Laren. “ieee, Seen | A... 2 Ne — . | ev. and G 4B. Other retlebie cara 912 rate : OOm: Tange. electric. - x es hes retinble ours 8128 wp. REF -GiL, , ‘4016 Delmar, nished. Forest 1246M. sale Poultry Co -

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wikis | , Times Combined. iS culation of the Dail: Pp : Uy alone Approximately Equals tha ~f the aily Globe-Democrat and the ) a i : 28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulati it POST-DISPATCH alone App ‘tthe D p aeieenat - Ficti rnishing —— nA 1 th + . © sacks yesterday held up a mens fu : ‘ —_ : 3 “wnera Daring Robberies in Rhansas (ity. nad escapec AAth LEEDS tiie Influenza 2 . . ife. within 24 hours, and double fune1 7 akin HO tore and took merchandiee and cash Prevent 3 Beubie Funeral § for Han and W 2 Reha aR so Weak : Associated Press : see re ined : it | _. | Mose SRS own ® tive Effect of it ‘i om Bpers. . rye et i rat . ba nes Oda | ong KANSAS ({ _ 5 Mars - Daten obb » it a moto oar ari* valued . 7 $ 450 The Tonic and [: axa l ec ' ther sie MEXICO, Mo, March 6.—Mr. and ley was 1 years a The | daring robbery. within tw: 3 _ Laxative BROMO QUININE Mrs bis ‘riTry We aK if 7 ideiy BF} uv gens j= Pn 1Onia Was - 4 Use ai = was iin cnn tia . ere , P tay ‘ sesidents of Audrain County, died of both deat og afterncen. when three rebhers kid Children Enjoy. Tablets will keep the system in a apture opening tee — 4 Edward Clark. superintendent Ss healthy eondition and thus ward ~ Saturdaye, Oa —_ ee —_— , REE ga . ‘ction om American Beauty Spaghetti ci iv siscks of Cotas. Grip ot renee en AT ALL GROCERS 10 THE PACKAGE Influenza. 30e. 1. — Chief Due : Take Court Action. FR IUNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO. —__ Tithe - hd ~ mo ‘ ho tyre ala ara coe & a , a bet agee ss ves a te RPE ov iil tw > RNIN xm ae. veal) ne — ah Sheds. 4 % e 4 r, * ~ s yh age 2 ne . rs an Onis — * . ™ * - . * a z Sige oe ee , ; P ” . cf Sa 2 Pe ONS | ayy ar ¢ o5 Pabotnd - Oger rif.ay Ss eros ERS Cae inh ee “eur Me Soe Pe hae PeFaH e 8 - . - : 7" ‘ Se cee alacant’ iy MATS AHO : ee a a n 2 e : i R ‘ 4 2 N J ; ; ¢ , iat % ati i 4 ¥ , . , : a ae _ yh ae % ‘ae $ + ie “h it oe ee POE pn oe se ke Be a py r} sires 25 bel gpa vas wa ow ga + a ae ae PREM 9-\p . - eh 4 ent 4g SE aaa O be . ° 5 t -* 4 P a? ——. 8 A ey » . Re nd Atego a ¢ w wher ANS“: i ae . Ror tt " ¢ M ‘4 : r q : big oe dash ae) * AS th endl ad Se fadln io a we . $ te AS BAG te ee ee oe Nr! ioe eh ke a wy a ir ay [Gee a . 7 : je ‘ Pars 7 Sioa Jot at = ¥ EM Lote 7 it Sh egy og ‘ pt Patty, © ie ot Sy we % poate acaes sen = ni her ay «>See : ; , _ be . ' a ; . f POD ew ee - _ TEENS: ONDE DBs. - ee 7 : . ? > 4 + . 5 . Pat wn - Bs = 7 * ‘ * ae . t N * — enh ithe i es ti . raat ON ae es “ FELON see ee Dic SO RA ET AOE BE PONE Ee ing LET | Me AP yer pets Se, et Sood : pk eae} FF Mi 2 « Pit) bd rey pee her ps sean nae * Ra MP AFA PIs 8 You've seen plenty of proof. How many people do you know who say.”I have to go slow on coffee; it keeps me awake nights?” Pullman Overstuffed Suite = ae 15) $190 ‘American Walnut Bulveest Suite How is it in vour own case? Have you counted restless mght hours after the evening cup of coffee? Treat your health sensibly that you may meet your task capably. Don’t try to draw strength from over- driven nerves. That way hes weakness. Don't in- crease over-work by using stimulants. You are merely postponing and increasing the penalties. A AEE ARR Ne AS NREL 1 Fe ae FORMER CONGRESSWOMAN SUED Miss Alice Robertson Accused of aie OL Sulte a . ee na d large proportioned. Comprises large-size dresser — by Perestr secretary. to) - a > 2 es 7 pacious enirrorette, SseMi-van! aresser and graceiul bow-end . this ‘Half. Million-Dollar Sale of Suites at... nably designed in in the Windsor Be fair to yourself! For a hot, comforting beverage, drink Postum and let nerves have their natural rest. There’s charm without harm in Postum —a dehghtful, satisfying cereal beverage; mch, seal-brown im color, delicious in flavor and aroma, and containing nothing that can irritate nerves or disturb heakth. Postum is safe and enjoyable for evety member of the family. Thousands who formerly used coffee or tea, and began to pay the penalties of nerve- Sstumulation, now use Postum and praise its comforting goodness. The road to health is a good road for anybody to follow. Your grocer sells Postum in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) prepered instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal) (in packages ) for those who prefer to make the drink while the meal ie being prepared; made by boiling fully 20 minutes. ‘gatesis bee : NEUN DENIES HE HAS EVER WORKED ~ | $275 Full Vanity Bedroom Suite WITH DRY FORCES YY Yo . ot “nteen. : i Z LY ‘ by ’ s> nd i i ’ \ : Continued From Pag seve : Suite is constr ring : > On ieted of genuine walnut and consists of a | ne ” large-size iresser. vracetul how end hed. spacious ehit- AE ACI A I ae OE ee RE RG CE OC NS ee eee NR tn A a mm there vy + " . y . 7. iO? ,” z : . ; . . a J ne > 3 J , . omer - ee . > > é ' 4 . . . & ‘ ies 7 * - > ‘ : . — - —_—-) + « if ) + alll ite ative of s nt i forette and full v: dresser. Priced in this Half. ee ee ee ne eee name> os a . : oe ee 4 ae eis apres “ . >, ‘ 2 2 ‘ P * ‘ : thr 2) - ; > . a4 8 eral a: AR. eer Tee . ‘ 7 aye ee , Vu ids ‘ haba ie ype phe . be j yh here f ' hg “ sitet ES Oe. A Mes pe 5 od his 2: eh PU eae tT aay é rsd De och nt Mag” eee: ve NK Sy dared spidey i vom eke ol Ae oes ae ebb: | Maki ae ahi te lek: a ae pale aa, - Ls « Meee Os _ oe : - z ot “te sith ae a Nes Was \ RO NTE . SR Roly = teehee Nitgt ae ae ) SAE aie Mn es wee > a Za ee SN AN I te ne san te eee it. AO aay ae 9 Sa ie SE ny ae NT ee RO x “There's a Reason”’ ~eRrT? fT 4 i .¢ ‘ rT)? ~ ‘ = : : j +} - : > ;, — 2 " a ° ° ° . . fo OS um A] curne. who will be the | : oa = Gethin Dining Room Suite igen a i igi 8 wi cage Me | ree gees wey : i 5 This Suite comprise rge-size buffet. with mirror bae shlong Ae tv's affair a eer | ae ; . extension ble and side ehairs and 1 armehair with bine Made by Postum Cereal] C ~ ie exts d , LPs @ : bp : . se de al Co., Inc. : nistration He is @ pa PPE ES ) ae ey" Tra her seats. iced in this Half-Milhen-Doellar Sale of Batule Creek, Michigan A 8 Oe Bw Ot RO Me Ee BS a ee ee - POO REE me SPENCER WORSTED ON ST. JOSEPH i; HTING | POSTMASTERSHIP a | Continued From Seventeen FIXTURES |=" 7 Your first idea in selecting end candidates for two othe: : | .- , | ————— your lighting fixtures | us Fed posit n whic | . : ba | : fe should be suitability. fy Department of Justice desired to in- |} $28 5-Piece Breakfast Suite peo $75 Massive Davenette Suite nite ctameleds eteaaiiiale our lighting Sxtures are img im a serres of many smal! zU TT : Sa: 2 : 2 »? Te + net wm rooms, the size of-those in the i | Me said ti ! : wassive Davenetts uite, uphg@istered jan | ; phoistered in brown Spanish tmita- iverage home. This enabies you s : he [ gr of * 7 o> 94 wr : mitation leath. =¢ Priced ‘mp t bia } ther Some t Pee iw: —s try Pret} to Detter judge whether or not ) . the judg > WAS fp ‘ nm! fy 0 e miehy ‘ nile of . Armchair and arm rocker to tme proportions are correct for i ae here ar eres ‘wceer to mai ;riced in 1 H > we n Priced in this Haif-Miilica- =e spaces you Save, and also the , : | Gisappointed A? im ‘es Vir Ga 5 mi} Dellar saie of Suites at oniy.. \ a mesiats of d: . onstructed : or ettects. Our Gailerres Are Open From We invite you to view the many | sper! neidera iliaii ty new and beautiful enameied + ite furtherance of } — ) . etiects we are showing at this a: ® apm tied. te iormen : A Deposit cme im <«ream and dainty ks to the judgeship, the field ) siorings emich ate eapeciaily Hi remiiy Ras been thrown wid e ! Will H ld A popeiar for Serronms ¢ Rhames of 18 to 20 aspirants with | : . _ ndorsementa, are on file at the De _. Selection You Make ae cap ort oapegee-carten tinplate for Future Delivery HO USE FUF? N | = FUN & C O. . former Speaker of the Missour ————————$——————— een —a House of Representatives Judge | Huge Grimm, Col. Rebert Burkha ~ anc Eugene MrQuilien

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\ TUESDAY My | ‘ MARCH 6, 1998. 4 : - aaa y . jtlon end . ~ (ST. LOUIS POST-DISF ropa Cae : @ s \ Women’s Features : News Photographs eee ee WO SS WWW WY Wy . ESDAY, MARCH! ¢. 1997 Ry RB M Le Ww EK. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1988. . SS | \ N N ; NS \ N ‘ SY So s MS LK A 4 ¢ \s SSN Sash 7 : ‘ WS “ * Wve SS N — Ss > > = } "4 | ry . a hikihd VSS PLL 4 ee x4 Vel “ee a ny LLLLI PLL AALS =” Lye : ot ee de ded IAAPSE TS I, ble that were n Dollar Sale. extraordinary 4 | ALE EI f SLEDS E d c (hhh bdh ah Fr These pretty babies, al! under 3 years old, belong to one mother, being the children of Mr. and Mrs. George Hudak of Youngstown, Ohio. They are triplets and a pair of twins. There are 2 other children in the family, boys, a bit older, and they think they are getting a lot of experience in nursing babies. ; anol} mews oot & Underwood hotograph os eZ. 11 # Bit —S— Se eed > ° x = ¥ y oy » ' adaaneeaanrameecan ‘ tt titttiih¢hthithhhhttt SSSI STIS I Scenes in connection with the celebration of the annual Mardi Gras festival at Havana. (1) Making merry along the famous Malecon. Note the confetti that hangs to all the automobiles. (2) An automo- bile load of pretty senoritas in the parade on the Malecon. (3) Presi- dent and Senora Alfredo Zayas watching the parade from the bal- cony of the Cuban White House. Be RE Lh hhh hhh hh hb ddidhdisssssdidssdisidtididistddda 17 [7 . ) —4 ‘4 Tedd WLLL dh hhh hdd ddidbdldddddbddlidsldddde MMddddsddd ddA LLL LLLLLCLRLLLLLLLLEIZL Lahiri iiiLll. : Bien ee me " : gee o- - es 4 3 “ i RT ae 4 ¢ . ap Be E> 5 BG OG ein AA a Se.- A, 4h ¢ ¥ . Below: — Married in Paris yesterday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. The bride was Marie Norton of New York, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan S. Norton, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. i Mrs. Harry Payne itney. Young Whitney was sued re- cently by Evan Burrows Fontaine, a stage beauty, for breach of promise. —iIinternatigonal Phetegraph i $ i 3 | ““y : —_— = >0omMm . Suite Windsor | gai a) y-¢ nd . 4 VPA IAL NDAD DOO LEAMA a£‘ LIISA MM MMA SAAT LLLP SAA MAST ISIS PLANTA SSA SSS i wwe . . a mus ie ie 1 , eee ae CCL TEEOCEnnncnqJnnnazazcrzrznccx4222::0.::.:.::..t.d.a.ddaudaiiditaacua 1000000hadadddbilidhdddildibddiiaiddddddiiidiic | SII IIOIITO IL, h Ahm Savina Ansett 7 Yy had ha Wadlidens. ao acta Ce ee aia ts aati sd tastes te SUA ITT IA«MTT:; AISA GA, SSS 6 fy i hdd hid iidisshhididdd Ni DTZ uxxcnnunucncann22a2addddsdbdiisstdidhbdbddbddddiddddddbddddddddddddddddddddde WOTTON OC ead. lddaaadddaddddaddiaaadicdaicdaaaiailidiiia Mii tiditthhthhidiittttt ae att with Ee POSIS SF a ows Md ddddddddiidiiia sass ss sedi tas ets ttedressTaTTdbTbTllllll Lal dddldlddassd sales sss elds dds dl tl sls thy tte + There are a lot of “Paul Whiteman Orchestras” but there is only one Paul Whiteman and only one Orchestra actually ied by him and he is taking that to London for a long sea- son at the Hippodrome. He is shown here with his bride just before they Sailed for London. When g the steamer pulled out he Davenette Suite stood with his band on the bridge and directed it in Playing ‘ ‘Toot, Toot! Pau!. Good. By.” to ty a ian : | or xer te P Ti) kde A et Vs / 7 MME LLL ddddddad. LLLULSLLULTLLVLLLLLULEULL LINED hdd bld ttt tt {ff A Std 77? rr tut Ha "4d hhe bbe V//ELS ba Vi —Pecific & Atiantic Phetegrarh Saf / £ Ds ee ee | 44444 To the left: He went over with the first fighting men and comes back now with the Major John M. Downer, whose segiment of field arti! , | Ouse on a smal! island lery fired our first shot in the war, and who has for T his | shows The ice is piled ; - turned with the last outfit from the Rhine. He | | high up on the lighthouse | ‘eer | years and 1: months with the army ia Europe. ¢ ation by the waves. os reat Sale latermationn! ; lei cl a” a mal Photegrap? vecttptettsserassssassnssoaspcssseperetatirastttteddd TtVlbllTTlTITILLLITEDLLEDEMLLELLLOLEDELSIULLLDTTDSPLELTSTTITTIE: '“AAALPOAPI I LIU AP IDIIPLILILLPU PEP PE POOEAA AAPA TOR PAA AARON ONIIAAIAALILILITIOIIIITIEE RRA TIPO Oe. Le, Kddddddddbddbdddddddtdddddddddddad o -~ 7 semen 44444 | ave Arranged ame tis still winter up on the Liberal Credit . : this _ t on - ‘- lig ae: VSSSLILISILES TS fi & hhh vr rer err rer & RBA LEGA dldhd CASPER PPAPAAA ELS AF?

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$y diy Te — a a ee > cilia atl neta re axes Py RY Se, ae he eR on, ans Dito ee ts tee eg x Diccdniibibetdincestietinn Tt ants SRE Bede ed : ‘ wari Prep al Wo Aro mm aly AFORE AR on 58 Roose Deane f ous 3 Ow ekg ge eg aR een, nent cnet heme Ra gape ee ye ve eee & RR cr on, ee Rw utes T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY. MARCH 6, 1925. ie = he Girl in the Corner Apartment By May Christie. o - > . OF z ; Te Newspaper S muiceis X LIX.—THE SCENT OF LILACS. . —** 4 ‘=> ‘ Oe; ~ ; ‘ . 2 F,' . / a he : ho & - . ~ _* te tad — n?rey CYNT ; \ BRANT, CU us : 2 > = oe be aT a Tl it i - o 4 Nee to tr aap Gs & giTi, bi ie = « ‘ j a . ©) 79 ~ ore Z mi¢ t De r ; : ‘ Ah head ’ ’ oid lady she. once petriences > : ~. . ~—— Prey ATIISON. her € and . : fy . “end ‘ “ rich client of Siewar @ fancy to Crntbia VIOLET JERROLD, frit Murra’ s . TODAY'S INSTALLMENT. little count broke into the melting strains of Pagliacci, and Crnthia—on a sudden im- ~s the cur chair and " : - : ve ~ ent to a stone balcony which was ol and otuiet empt empty, as she Swuu as i oe 7 : > coveTecdc ee rea - cood gar were : are about to §& fnto room was back when the owner of the cigar fha iia © less!¥ “What a lovely nicht it is' D'you see the Milky Way up there? ['m rather fond of star-cazimec Her heart beat Viclentiy. For she was alone with Murray Stewart. Had he reeognized her? Or was he merely showing the civility he would to amy one .of Margaret Wakeland’s dinner guests” “You get a better view from the other end of the balconr. if You saunter alone seemed to take ft for granted Snat whoever the urknown Woman was she would follow him “Dark. e @re isn't it this war bie Without a word she turned and walked beside him to the far end, where two chairs, with rugs, were Placed, as thouch ready set for tn- timate talk But Crathia, and shkr leaned up against the parapet. and nerrous h: ’ flr} ed cheeks We = ae : 7 > a > on fe _ - ~ - . epok 4 ~ g - > . = —_ a c“xearct « ‘ P a + a or oe a : _ os e. » '?™,+ : . * . nn : a : WAKELAND, f CoG anGc sledge hammer, and thi ner hapd Was beid + > that its crushed sweetness f1) the air with a heady sweetness, xe a Gruss 427 wee » Te 4 , sno = hak a) \ 5 . ‘ . Nad lGdé aic as -* tried hard to itve up to them by : ’ — * " hae a “ . though God knows that isn’t easy, in a town jike t? Ive dreamed { a £1T! ize VOou— vnthia—with soft, rippling hair that sprays out OI ber forebead and over her ears, just like that flower grows, with the scent of spring and. pur- have "——— Thev're dark. you sat in mr dusty, dingy office, bending over your machine, a glint of sunlight caught them, giving them a | . color, so that every time I see the flower I seem te see rour Httle your eyes. She found her roice. It seemed far-away, the gay little cod of lore Was - ‘% = OUt aii DU- queer and for send me away?” “Send you avwar. sent “T never ~—I couldn't—when I feel like this the work mation. (‘Violet Jerrold had dared greatly!) “You were i to work. I had hoped to hear from no word came. «7 : You couldnt you, direct, but “T's : 7 . 2 ~ + That hurt me. though | tried n: to be selfish. for the Work 1S ciose and cogpfining. and sometimes 11 away— He was almost incoherent in his explanations, but Cruthia glowed—and understood. “Vi Jerrold very kindiy of- Liolet 2 you = : eo } _ a #37 fered to take your place until were better. It was she who frst le — o > on . a . oQ o > _ y — € -- ci rr" - - D>. * rp + . oTy er. . ; + _ . - a 2? . h ~~ & ¢ 7 - . Ez pot — wed J a — - . ~ 4 = * » - . ‘> ~ . ~~ “4 ‘ar. uJ crud Li€ oe LUUCi : , = - wr -— o \ « ee . = rs Po ~L4@6U iad 24" w © es aa “ee : A” der to oust ber rival fre the : » point of vantage in the roun s _ — > | * -_ man's office. where she could ha‘ daily access to him, and advance oo - ber Le cause ~ ~ \ _ ~* ~ ‘ he € = (eed a —— ~~ A * ~ak 7 - ~ . im - ~ ~ — > . mh 7 ws a > ~ Tr ~*~ 7 ~ > +’ = ~~ ey ss oOo .)o. be | +n’ > = ‘ = Dmord LL. =. a = a> ‘ a= > >. post was Died teiepaoned F¥ hret ‘cntan t reach ror on the - : . » & . ~* ~ —_ ~_—- And that was al! left Murray Stewart to put two and two tegether, knowing he in no War danse. ~~ _ —% ‘ ~ a * nm F aw] ofr?) Le pnt _———— ~——s = e ~~ ~~ “ . » 7 > - - es = — ~ = e se * o “ a ~ ~ - : : — = SF * ‘ . roe Cotton -ae heen Lz rent’: wk oo . -~> = oo -_- - > ~ ~ ace @CE TE are € iz . -_ 7: | 7 5 oS -~— ol _/_ - ~ . = z ~ e _ > oes . ~ 7 ~ 2.2 et het ees " -~ . Lé w wonde-* » ¢eere! = re. St .‘ & a& *towe! t enc? ~ -_ =e . - aT ~ ~ ~~ . es 4 ? ~ — . ~ Sa. ‘ _ 7 al r ~ = = e = ° - > — ~~ * - ‘ - \ ~ . 4 —~—— ~ = ; a , 4 : ~ “ ; aii Le ie ; a a — ~~ - & -_ ~~ 7~ - - ~ * fm i a > > > ~ - - ~ ~~? - © > = = e _ ~ _— - = - ‘ a 4 > — — ~ a 7 ~ : vo Zz ~y ~ - *s- = ~ > & ~~ i = _ - =» + ~ _* ~- * - = - a ‘A " . - . . > ~ — - _- - _ - m x ol ~ ao “ = ~ ~ ~ 2 = is 7 ~ i‘ -« - - ee ae — _ _ eS ———_. ™ _ - ~~ 7 . - “ a » ~ am ss. 3 - x ? saz@ 2% > . £ . taGed draperies and din- — * aA ~~ ha WS “ivE f *TAMPrs a 7 e es . _ ~=_— al a ~ > » 4 ~ -_ -.' e +h » o> ee -_ . — — > > . ~ ‘ — a+ > i = ~ = -. - * ; % ~ « a. 4 oO ~+ -~+» supply ef fevered : ##e itloeaA UuOoOn 2a Od é a ~ - -_ ~ + =? - - se -+ - ma se br: and pen were alwars fr" © his ba ec he beok A - + Via == > 4 + 2.2 eo. = e a) ace’ = ~~ mid e On¢gont s ha r Cui Ae —- Spe . the women ~ e . > , — in - > = } ie - os > ~* > M irse ~” we & Vu ‘ + = wel = Til hh ns 2 Sal . > 7 _ oo ' ~ 7 > - — > - of w shockability in America seems abd ° ree e — a ~—» -— re « } = Facavs 1 ore 2 a ° = ~* —-_ ~ > ~ + , 2? = ? - _ aa - . - os e % a = 4 i © © ~* = " av)? b = «»ther - _—— = 2 7 a «a = — — “a = > -~ > > > - . —* = . - ra » o ~ ‘ Bous \ a ‘ -? on & S * —~ 4 . = > bl _— : —_ > ~ - u presecutions ha so oert ed with delig! , rror a = + ? * me - — ag Ty. . —_ Hear. Aas ©® aig oara ‘sTand = ine rrave i *¥ ins or ‘ "Tt. = > 7 > a | oe — , — a oni s ee Weeks Women read them, and ! toem to ner - 7 - oo omnes +h ~ Ing — 2 Taio “~T °oreF a — Tas ‘ mM tee Calicrea, ard saic. 4712-3 > Ba = var us Vicarious extravagances, vicarious cebaucherr. vicarieus Passion—we enitoved them all A woman with a large circle of friends ‘ould depend on being property horrified at least once everr day in the rear 1 LJ * far less interesting with the exhaustion of the canscitr for Wirt u s indignmatien The persens who used te shock us must fee thi« many Wwemenr ha’ 2 ctopped SMmoaling - ~ x that a ° > = have stopped rg them with alarm Eren the inger generation is almost out of the mena ass I me etting its hair grow and its short skirts £0 The »irds whe unrdersteod Women gSTrumbied the Man~Whe Semetimes Leans en Our Desk—‘“weil, ft’s all wrong! They don't. No - be Nec : Yo . eard me speak of that telephone operator I krew in Framce? Nice girl—awfully nice girl Absolutely straight. I hadn't met her since ®& Put she passed through the other éayr on her war *o the : 2 I went up to the Grand Certral te see her off times for 15 mutes and then I took their suitcases : was another zirl w o>. | wes t putting wp , - r . . Be ake © - ‘ et- - : rienGg is OT et 4 as e New Yor P Pas a 3 sae eutens : oy about that kiss. Dent let on that tt was the first ume rou ever did Teil her you alwars did Now WHAT is the explanation of THAT?” But it is seo simple ‘Oo Woman wants a kiss te be an tsolated act cf char:ty and sTace— : 5 Scouts good deed for the dar. She prefers # te be the pre- - ‘ mn eof a pas'—or the assumption of a future =. 2 yeorge is the man who awoke ‘tn the merning and found m- s for erstanding women. He admits it. S some of the : " $s noveis. although : erdict is br neo xn ns unani- our : 7m us—Mmeocern women are deplorab lacking. The 2 =" ernre Wr yeorge = naterer 3 crar —— 5 + = «c renathee caer : 2 spr ng severa: handfuls of bran in the bath she had just pre- "ae 4 ¢.= - ° . . 2 Resembiinc a Trim Little Freck is This Apricot 4 qggten Coat Sriped and Faced in Blue VW rap-Across (eat of Seft Grav Woolen ts Piaided im Darker Grav and Lined ar (Green trarel or to remain at > = ’ - - -” > ome. a good-looking top- coat is a verr worth-while pesses- _ a. - ‘ . 8108. ia€e tew spritg mwvGe.> as practical as ther are attractive In the first pl ao —_ ems are all the rage. Never v Time was wher a coat Was a zcar- ment primarily for warmth IUsn- ally * was ef some dark materia! ¥e t a. Ways On Comrventiorz Ss — © —— a £ Since the one-piece frock has ome into a place of sach prom)- nence, the attractive topegat is more of a necessity than it ever + - rr; e = , = ; : was ibe simp.e. smar©rt frock is -s ~~ en rr —- mm oF - o+ = rn nd -”* — i i — ait *T n ae | me a hen its wearer wisbes to go out, all she has to ts slip her io coat om over it. pull on a chic litile hat and shes ao read: Some of the new coats resembie dresses in their lines. We sere the mode: that lec tm tightiy at | ° r . fringe e * he "iares Zz ‘ BS Tr, This is mu be same trpe as the frock whose Dodice follows the (ines of the figure more and whose skirt is gathered At the ieft rou] see a mode! that might be a trim little frock its smartness of line. Its material is an apricot woolen, with siencer horizontal lines of navy brue. The woolen is backed in nary bh so that the wrong side shows ~ige or 7 for ali The Low-Drawn Coiffure Gather the softly waved hair together at the back of the neck, fastenimg with a small clasp. and twisting the ends imto a icose Enot, pinned very low. To beep your coiffure iz rfect aftamgement, wear Tue American Lad y Hair Net Single or doable mesh Cap or fringe style jor longest wear 2? ees Call should Say it 1s ! | could teil a cup ot Maxwell House blindfolded. What | else could have such | aroma. such tlavor, * ee a ee 8 \ ~~. this solid color, and cufis turn back to navy against the pockets are applied a , stripes run diagonals, . happens to be cow | blue of the inner side wocien to make a border. © Gert frock, there's an mark b | center-fromt. This tial plaid.. varies line | dise of amber bone fits narrewly at the s so the slim ends of i flares at the lower edge. mar be drawn through@ material with plaid back to hang down the | Weed effectively in this this is @ fourth cost is striking of soft imning black Next to across mode! lareis. al a iar and cirdie “anc-ep collar. . ‘Pats soeh as these are 4 ~ Cer me pr E : ae ws ‘4 u rm . 4 Sing

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pili Cine ae edn enter —? ; ~ ile iin) . “OF Na we whi . ‘ ea Saad! . ee j ~ + 3 , j ' | E. ST.LOUIS PQST-DISPATCH aia Ee oy TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923. Lee — . — Sane enatonn Se ETS ————————— a os > _-— — -—-—— - — = — — e.. “ . 4 \\ hy Blacky \\ us =O | pset bias the (ou ind Mrs bic y | Ohme: " ‘ lke ‘ is " mriovahble jo 800 Poochow | o°7,.000. Chung- 4 ~ o - \ “a . . ila 1 i} e*vt citjT Tie hy rey bie ‘j trast If ; : ’ bye 7. ‘ than king I O12 O00. (Constantinoph i,- = Bilal and if he had had : my te thy March , r than April : 000 006 lfuntburg 1.660.600 De. 7) the certainly would } ve + Kaste i ne Hf e I tT} ’ moon f on Srallest brain >} ‘ , STlive now to think what a@ rat w da t? i ey 7. ' t? eX et Pie ‘ { reow om ape had in | = ins Th ; ae atiiiaae aa | 7 > a “ ry ’ » . ve ' ¢ F eve 4 owe ‘ (,1Cu nm OU j t eur wil fut Mrs. Blackvy wasnt interested | the real mio uf asort of a ts fe eee ag i mp mandates Where the © \ Woolen © i Wo! . ha ‘ ‘ a4 ws \ fri in B r . = | moon ge or ad b Kurepes oe gi at ize ruintatll te not mow@re than 18 Tight!: © . Bie aces a: saad: tan Maen aX :' ee i 4aCKY'S narrow escape She was nendie ;' clini Raced ooo | ches, & square mile of land wil . 5: ‘ f aS OS'S? langry and not frightened She was ; support only eight or nire sheep. In rs / maw “% ,* geie ‘ ? \ atiey $ rT lie ‘ ‘ ‘ f if ' . ere v eT - ' ta bon dite ' ' “2 . Shouide QO 1 ne , . — las z through and through. “What!” ~ Buenos Aires the same area. wi ; Flares to © ’ of fa e didnt lool nto } old ls ret i here dé 7 Gate : Qountr) . ith 36 , : ‘ * : i aa se | at i she reamed. ‘Do You mean to sa : o m inches of rain, supports 2560 sheep ) Hem-line ‘, nest at ) ‘ *] ‘ . dn ' thie robbers have taken our nest ’”’ ee ee eam oid ne t tu i¢ ‘ is Marilif ‘ fies | i’ 4 ‘ ’ il? eye or rcore a A me ; = " é one in the Hie couldn't see the ponulatian it order ot siz are \ x | dresicde crf that ? t at all It cor (;reater New York ; 820.700 includ ' : a of lool} og ji » the nest, he looked | ing » S00 000 of New York Citw | = i'down on the back of a great bird | proper, the rest being made up of 3 | | dre«s « ir) redd - brown t ’ suburban people within radius of % 7 "2 : \ | black markings she quite fille 1% miles of City Hall: Greater Lon- 5. 3 ew nest. In fact, she almost moa Published for The BACK TO THE | don, 7,477,000, including 25,000 In ; d ithian filled it BIBLF Bareea | London city proper, 4.496.000 of Lon- | | For a cauple of second: Bla: | don Count) ind over 3.000.009 more ‘ Ly se {oo 8&1 rise te do more than im ifs extensive suburbs: Berlin, 4,- | Extra bj | rs , - es mS fenton he «¢ | ened oe i | RUST HIM ALW AY Ss ("om nnn non. Paris. 2 900 008 Chicago. ” sweet : sa ee Stare eons i P es ak | mit thy way unto the Lord: trust | 700.000 Tokio, 2,200,000: Ningpo and tender ; neut yp scream wit anger uit , ee. , : ; fren , : ne i hard } also in Him.—Psalm 37:5 | 172,000: Vienna, 1.900.000: Philadel Ak oer Sigh) erties tire hg closed it again and swallower ir ' a= | , . | = as if he was trving to swallow hi a Red Leather ia ’ i , gre Then he looke ad all ATrOuUT | s ; . | Makes Colorful : thastily and saw sitting o1 i short | : distance away a great bird with Bands on This “nnd face. two tin tte ot oe Effective Coat j ers standing up from his head fil ‘4 of Black Ca nd tl fiercest eves in all th For a -coupl of seconds Blacky * (,9re ¢ , ore S | met Mrs Black \ that nest from where she sat She = HS | Of course, Mrs. Blackyv knew the opened her mouth to ask more ques- ; | 7" at | instant she saw Blacky that some- tion but Blacky didn’t wait lor | 7 oe . ithing was wrong. She knew that he | them. He flew, and he didn’t fly} ‘ AL ' ¥s |was a badly frightened Crow. She | back toward that nest; he flew in| : i : | alighted the top of a tall tree, quite the opposite direction | : > 4) . : - | % | | : | and there Blacky joined her Mr Blacky hesitated. She “kor the love of the Green For- eouldnt see ; vthing to be afraid 4 lest what is the mutter with vou ' of et it was plain that Blacl had H inow. Blacky _ he demanded ws been frightened half out of his wits. , ] \ ' 5 c : ) trend is rather definitely outlined You must be sure it goes well | | | before she choosés her hat with your eyes and bair, and that, O the { rirl avho serv And then if she’s wise she will above all, it fits your.head. Many a es ' . ‘ . carefully avoid any type that shows | hat which is chosen wisely as far 7 i indications of being overdone. For | as color and shape go, loses all t ¢ ublic U { ts, there’s no joy or accomplishment | its smartness because it doesn't fit n ] 12 J ts this solid color, and the col ily see where the coat-dress , uable for motoring, for travel, for ! zo to select your new spring one. in a hat that’s an exact replica in the head of the wearer. It must be M cuffs turn back to make pat its title. for it is often an ex- coo] days in the country or at the It's the season of bright colors, | material or shape of every third comfortably tight, so that it stays OM now on some of your navy against the apricot color@e replica of this, even to the sin- seashore. They are equally smart | remember. It will be easy, too, to | one you meet. in place when you put it there. | customers will tell you “they ‘ they are not graded pockets are applied so that buiton at the left side. This with the simple frocks or with the | find a gay color which is becoming For instance, shiny satin hats Never, never, buy a hat that shows | saw the same electric iron or down to fit into ice market stripes run diagonally, and the} n happens to be covered in chic box suits which are so new. | to you and of which you won't grow showed early promise of being over- an expanse of space between your : a price blue of the inner side shows woolen. The gaiety of their coloring re- tired.- If you have a becoming done in point of populari The | head and the edge of the crown. toaster down the Street at a So in order to help youclear to make a.border. Also likegpe next model. a combination | minds one of the present vogue for little hat which vou can wear with woman who liked tinctive head- The close-fitting little cloche lower price.” up the confusion betwee frock, there's an ornament & k blue woolen with green and | umbrellas of purple and red and | it, you won't have to bother about | gear realized that she should choose | finds many admirers this season. | The II don’t lo . center-front. This time it’s plaid, varies its line to one | bright blue. Just because’ the the coat being a perfect match for something equally as becoming that | The wrapped turban is also a favor- y rea y mean a wer grade electrical : - . * y : ’ 4 > disc ol am ber bone with t fits narrowly at the shoulders | weather happens to be disagreeable, all your frocks, as the pew spring had a chance of being more une ite The latter is often worn with Hotpoint Iron or Toastover ances and Hotpoint Servants, so the slim ends of the str flares at the lower edge. Any | we've learned, is no reason for us coats are all-enveloping, anyway. usual. a novelty frock, suit or coat, the Toaster—but merely some we are publishing the follow- may be drawn through and material with plaid back may | to put on a somber appearance and Hats, of course, come in for a The wide range for selection per- turban made of matching material. kind of an iron or to t bY ing i every one f our mes- to hang down the front. d effectively in this way. | be as cheerless as possible our- large share of interest at this sea mits ample choice of a wodel to | Such a costume was seen rec ently as _ ou in OF © : ee ‘ . iat > os ; , : . Next to this is a lovely e fourth coat is striking in its selves. And it’s so much brighter, | Re, Or eT ee suit individual types. You are sure on a smart movie actress. Her coat w yourself that while Hot- Sages to American women— sf ; , ‘ ‘ , —_— —_* 14 ° , x } sear. D . . . . across model of soft gra} of a stunning black novelts on a rainy day in the city, to look CTOStInS to find just the hat that shoWs off was a red. white and black novelty , ; - . } ater | 7 if ; ‘ on which fine darker gray woolen and/nrarrow strips of down on a bobbing sea of gay um- to watch the trend of millinery in the contour of vour face to advan weave affair, topped by a jaunty make a This mal leather: rtirimmins Note the brellas han a somber stream of the very ea riv-season Stages The tare if you search carefully little matching turbam Im ortant Announcement Dat ked in prignt crecn, “Over treatment Oi leatuer dark one women who doesn't bus a hat every p . ot lanels ¢ ffs at collar and girdle and the f he si it ats, and its i the fanev strikes h : | ghows at lapels, al culis @ ana £1 anu é its the same with coats, and it: time the fancy strikes her natural- . the lining of the looped-und Sland-up colla well to remember this when rou likes to wait unt{] the fashion SS SEEREOT | aches, headaches, and i iii, itt Ai Ry ' e 9 ° . a! H ft Hit Wa | don't tired feet will find , ~" ie | , : = . * - : . iii. | | blessed relief in Unlike Plain Flour Y SE RVAN I S tee ; : | ae : ic 1 ” me . : : ' ° : | BAUME BENGUE : I-H is better flour because it comes H EDISON ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., Inc. ail . (ANALGCESIQVE ) a from better wh eat. = 7 iy ae Roston New York Adante Chicago &.Lowls Ontario, Cal. Sak Lake Cry ) Wl l€at—strong, hard, win- ib * | r . e * ‘ Vie | : Keep atube in the medicinecab. ter wheat grown in Kansas. This higher Rin | inet and “ the pain before it Quality is evident in its superior flavor. texture and : w ©. rn ry orse. se it as you would color. Out + yen n millanmg carries refinement and . ? co cream. It soothes, com- purity = ee utmost degree.: Bread, biscuits and forts and drives away pain. a — aked of I. H flour outclass customary . = OU. ou rormn- 26 > Say Ben Gay at the drug ssa taliahes Eren ae rrerts taste and feel > Vv a S NrooTr a u store and you will on qual | | - get ity convinc es the most a ? BAUME BENGU > : | We will per Teil the uses for ¢ Hortpome por ensuing iia"e Set, SStoany house —— chelly corners > beat pocreret gen of the vee: -ewad— ei wite sending us on cold devs, dty “7 7 Fs wermung «@ [ux , lemmmerewn Piester, oe mvel hee, enoke o ? O ipe {re bienke. ete ¢ rl inal i / And some other helpful HoTPO rench 3 Boudoir Set Radiant Grill A famous Baume , Seecem s oe : ; “6 Lt fi si: " te bale . ee ae on pues | Curling Iron Toaster Stove as Nerve Specialist says: me teemsnenareenicstrscem Wehanitinaion tp Creat. Radiant Heater Toastover Toaster 3 Eg : = | FIRST AID /or / Aches and Pains wows) The Ismert-Hincke Milling Co. ee ae ” oe : con . = - T hee ea a gegen: : : Ci oo strana Fichanee Bide “t Lewis. Me ' 4 * Eee ee Thos. Leeming & (vo. Am. 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