St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 7, 1923
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ed ae erage ¥ S a | ” PT aps F 7 es a # i ae g Br s ) NE s ts Bic ae aes im ——— Bee ie tg PAGE TE ne : : PEE. SR ene ee 6,192 / ale = oe ape ee eS Post-Dispatch Sunday Ci Py o - ebruary, 1923 - ie 9 906 — by rc. ™ A Gai Mus onuer 854 Over Last Month ) ¥ i ethehacteteneps : The Only E sa The Only Evening P 7 ~~ ede ° i aN cag - nin S L VOL. 75. NO. 18 % : g Faper in St. Louis Wi . 150 l A ' la eee ?; ——————— e Associated Press News Servi C - —— | ST OUIS WED NESI - —— ET ST a NT ae $ rvice. ( omplete Market Reports.) - ee se 3 ‘ ~ _——_— ~--—---— ~-—-- —-- -—- CLOUDY TONIGHT WITH | — — aiid E\ ENING, MARCH Fs 192336 p AG Ta OS a ee =o ee = — —=—= - : LITTLE rae es oo ta eae AGES. iene ; i ANGE RI rent ) cb hy ’ a Pe a Oe ee ee V4 | _, LHe TEMPERATURES ° Ing ' ! : == | IAMUNDS Gti cS ee oe OF White g Leaving FACE ON BARROOM os 33 10 a ( | t Ho 1 T ° is | . A Thi ; i I 24 ~ ' 99 t Be 1? o” 11 i “4 u | e gk mL AB mom * QU - | se lor ‘rip to Florida | FLOOR” NOT WRITTEN 6 a. a. ak. ] 1? r? 44 7 7 ce 7 2 ae oes 0 Oo » ' ; ee | Hich neh 7 . : oc secede | ).5 ect a rday, 43 it 4:49 p 4 It Was Adm sha ‘ st, 34, at 11 p. m ers to He! anhion ee — Official fore | s to Help Down-and Out Application for In a acpi | _ , junction to SATOLLETTE amit ‘teas its Ween Says Author, H. A. D’Arcy revent S ~ L and vicinity: , + . By the A@sociated Press f G ied pacenollag Malay 2c Cloudy toni - Springfield (O.) National NEW YORK, March ¢.—"The e hg ‘ . . pe hei Oo m 1 : . : Face on the Barr ae . x* not much change és 1etic recitation that thr aalte With Usu ange Is . ‘ | at thrilled the e 7 . S hes "ts 0 ‘ ‘ . ry an tempcrature; «2 Found Mm Liberty Bond loff Also Recommends cer ee f another generation, was the lowest tonig! D ° itten as an admonitio . ght epartment Simi ee seal ition to bar: . l ar A P= fenders to g@o easy : ; ee EXACTING OF 18 PCT will be about 32. ction ate Case of stranger and . a | gee 8 onede . Missouri: 6 Mi So not as a tirade against sete aoe Fy 1 K Plants um. The author rete ] ‘ ty ] ou ra vy an d i . a’ eA Lal Yr. Hush Antoine . . NTEREST ALLEGED i somewhat wn PECULATIONS BEGAN PA SE ee us ©) . upplied the infor mation Berlin Dispatches Also Say : 46 i : +f Ne) eT ¢ ay at An party Cc s7 »} _ . settied tonish* STEURIZ irhtiet , ’ elebrating his H & and tomorrow; TEN YEARS AGO ERS NOT rng th birthday. When told that Troops Move Apparently " . rrow, he recitation has bee . itaniadioms arris K. not mue} 5. a co et ae INST rec Léa yeen used by the ober Jewels Val- ca asa Bre ag te ae ALLED, HE. SAYS pl ohibition crusaders for vears and to Cut Off Cologne Bridge- ; lper. ire. . : nee was po ularly believe : = —_ (Cop teht, 19 ued at $119,572 Traced to Mlinois: Partly Cashier Confesses to Father- Off d _ |W wit an a re > to have been head to East: Elberf ld Yopyright, 1923.) ’ overcast tonight | | : oe | as an argument against rum > ame ee ending Dairies Have Had ™°,,%'",,,."" rere: Pawnshop F and a Serene Be in-Law ayin H D $ riave ad ope it never helped . , ormer! omorrow; > = y g e ces . prohibition , Rail M fs possibly snow or a Since Jul Ww 1. If I thought it had, | way Men to Go on 2. 4 Owned b M “af } Pca 5:2 Natl Not Kn H ee ee oe Re e vu y to Comply ith would jump into the Hudson.” . ® , one rain tomorrow: OW Ow Much mr) e rye : = , ‘ ; y y Lender. not much change ' k _ Provisions of th O d | rien sie | me title was “The Face Weeks Strike. , . ian ih pasteurization Then throug! } | g Co., 704 cal Sneed W ional PFank Examiners was sent today by gh the door came a) ‘ : Oo : | sXAMIners, after | ay by Heal "arn mien | Ye : a : Olive street, which falled last we*k Charged With Killi vt — Man | Penfield, 48 years old, t! 3 — cs sioner Starkloff to Dire bee ee eae who begged for a drink Shops and Residents Are = eee + os cles 050.6 le eee eae — ite Som had + ie met - : cashier, | tn Welfare’ Cuntift ping of Pub- fused by the bartender, he wees| Robbed slas Sinden A; ] ] or g ee ren . , ; ; ’ «td . . ee These diamonds wero pledged : oe | FORT 1 stew chains sei his wrists with 2» penknife ss or to the Board of Public eau | coh ae by customers to whom the) ; No Police, and ged to Vin “ORT WOR’ Directors | as 1Sebsy" The He: . a cen artist told his story. © | : Raalte by - (TH, Tex., March 7 " ors of the bank iss ; 1e Health Commissioner's ; ‘for chs ' s story. Calling | j 8 wi ae t y Harris & Kober for loans. John Beal Snee : 2a » March 7.— i statement saving ther * “ert d was upon recomme ne he re. acuon . sts ror he drew the face of a | Firemen Use Lead-Fill 7 ’ : PF HNeed, le © 0 Pees 2 shar? ghia” 2 iad fou? f eer ‘naation Ae. ; peaut ‘ roms ee ~ udge Faris’ order was granted on “eae hief ficure jn | Shortage of $600,900 in the I wee ‘ 'sistant Health Commissions . _ pers os gene — the floor and | Hose and ; d-boVvee TTT - _ ' é Aperty rt od ‘Tr oodg- , ss lft, adeag Wood Re- AK STEVE a motion filed by Morvis G. Levi st eud, Walch ee ie mnd department ar ruff, after a survey : , en ; : r. szevin- sulted ii tha . a . it of the bank of vey. The offending D’Arey said he rye gon, counsel for t ae | the Killing bw Sneed vhich Penfield wa at ie dairies have had since las ng wins paar _— je wrote the recita- | Vv HIMSELF! : " he receiver, in | Capt. Albert Boyce Spr ‘ ( Penticld confess ( n irge. jnatéll nemtentiaaee nce last July to “ " after a similar incident in rian olvers. : which it was charged that Van)Who had el : or. and his son, | father l aa cg se Mag lee ta the s1m ‘a . zers. Approximately Smith’s barroom on Fourth av , | ag ad eloped wit = ,| father-in-law, Dr. D. K. Gotwi ‘ e1me number of dairies are and Fourte | avenue fv | : Raalte had exacted interest at tie | shot and wounded C ol de Sneed, | latter declared that he vw ° e os at ing an effort to esas , “ me ~~ ol. pil enth street, much = fre- \Ry the Associated Press ‘ rate / | ? = inded ©, Bb. berry at Pa- falc ti ni he was guilty of — : ivy with the ted years ago by ; NY ‘ ‘ —~h. = Se per cent ® year on the | Cucah, Tex., at noon toda; | ' aerate ped weap CREA HOD, 198: Woodruff. reportea, | '2e theatrical peviott mage sg) Gary LONDON, March 7.—The Freneh / 4 joans, which, the motion set forth | ¥ IS charged, ere ae ae ©] ry, s I asked him how much he was - he ordinance requirement is ant tender wee nals ae rw The bar--' have occupied Muelheim. the 2 ty “constituted the exacti ‘|law, Wood Bar d’s son-in-}‘in,’” Dr. Gotwal bad — all milk exce aa = aR inecessarily rough with ‘ seat of , « ing of usury rer Marton in Nove *: : : rotwald said. “‘but he tol pt eertificd mil ¥ the ragered str: a. the Stinnes ij _— 4, , '\ ° Pe under the statutes of the State ‘ ita wae wounded 3 4 vem ne r last.|ime he didn’t know sical m4 told be pasteurized hein a k must i ins ns : ranser ac that time, | a x interests, according to a 4) Missouri.” ols of Oe ae ie tes twice! simply said he lost in sb f. Hie previous ordinance pert a. The the BR ought. and “The Face on Berlin dispatch to the Times é : ls a Rt he former ; “2 Iie wit i “ r ; > ' Y cows —— il i . t at Hy erage to the court that Van | - é f Boyce ‘am g Barage in the rear of his | completely. ped that the Florida trip will restore Bagged ne street y Slermanp, 216 #8Victor bitch ena gat home of golt were | pena on Monday ring. FRIEND aie an l 1e1r monthly | Ser ties =A meeting in Ameril- ome. AS loss of hilo ! nee, “ F ’ . SS) reng 5 oa 28 a | ? ‘ ry resident liar ij the branch of th © SRE. payments on the : A * |lo and was acquit . gare } ; Of weakened | Hv P } . today as he | araing | 18 bank of Du IS CERTAI\ % ‘ : > purchas®@ price of acquitted. ; lim, he fell against 1, 3 y. and J, Ruehlmann, 27365 ss . : vegan the second day dort six box essel- NEY the Walker Jew ; u the button} — ar sti , 27385 La| of his vac: , day | es of coppe } | c welry an 1 JOAl . . . ss whicl arn ‘ oF | : : i Salle street. 11s Vacation 1 . Dom ius r p ates fr r DiPPY OVER ME (a pawn shop at 213 one re iat : ausgsies Pog d the horn on his au- | : =| Oscar Wotll, 3446 1 State. ee ee lal in printing yams noes, sean —- |Ll Give stre a slo Seventh | SEMS __. {fomobile and the noise attrac a , 3446 Potomac stre . ‘plates were seized t et), which Harris ‘ . MARY OU EN | nele attracted | | fos. Waser. 395 reet. The course ‘er ; . ; ~ xy the Frencl =e = ’ ‘ and Kober | ehhoars. whe ~~ ; Soa >. aser, 3959 Cali al cape se over which the Feb. 24. w . = en HER A TREAT purchased of him. in , ~ He will recov called. a physician - nue. lifornia ave-| game would be playe ™ o-oo fiscate anes the French also con- JUST To SHOW OW) ts U SCOTS 10 BF S0 ill recover. : . cided played was unde-| ated 12,000,800.000 mark n HER 1M THere ices 1en Van taalte sold the ' Cc LD IN ENGLAND | Wn Maen hen teen Sinead | | B. Kruempeler, 4720 W. Floris on a Feo today, according to ad | from Saute + deat ; rks “a alker company to Harris ¢£ e -—- i Penfie epaatee laced against | igsant avenue a ces from the ‘Pi — 0” | Reichs 1oOgne. he sand Ko- (eld bv either. bank ac. ioneer,” the house-|". hsbank au : | ber. he got $100,000 cash as first Lock of Prince Charles’ Hair ithe hank exami bank officers or | | J. J. Meier, 6362 Mar | boat on which the Preside peek per plates w thorities say the cop- : Ext | Ee ; and this penda nt are owned by! -K. R. May, ois Meera ene ch 7. Ww iley Pierce Deputy ~ nd : 4 is ¢ ontemplating . O doskl, 9723 Canaan avenue. ia r strength. theme © es . rench will not permit an cxtended Time of Notes. 'Maijor Frazer Tyler sane Fl ann Whanc Surance man of| itil ' ? y Sheriffs, slain conquest of the North and South | Wm. J. Carten, Page and Kings pias items sc hg pare » carry arms, #0 they have n Dec. 20 Iast,” ; ..;/ both to a fai ee er ave; . ‘francisco, yesterday receive ‘Bee ay by ‘“‘moonshiners,” Poles bv pa aie ‘land avenues. re: }equipped themselv . continued. “Van iecitie i pgs | fore se a faithful follower just be- ;cneck for $10°.000 one ( ha : ‘ cueeind aunt “anne : ners, were oles by means of the air. Henry Breer 29 190,000 GOVERNMENT FMPLOYES jrubber tubing “a ve with pleces of ’ t j -§ e ras oe | O34, ; . ' : i nite ‘ / 4 ./ s -. , , | , é“ 5 \. , known of the firm's be wa ‘tae mort pclae death. States Senator Lawrence G. Phiy ( ree aeaime at y, buried in mud, Speaking at the Westinghouse Ra- street 15 Chippewa REMOV | AS with wooden Yowe: ohana lead and r oc pra ney, Pe- i... er relics, owne Pe tof Colpra an geaneel - eer ch they had t ‘dio Ss , oh Seeger ae ED N L T TWO YE aS ‘ ' TeOLyY “THEY a he then signed an agreement, | family of Sir George bal | Sehéter it “ . Agr martin aes of | and covered with th feeass 6 ecsity tation atop the Waldorf-Asto- | Wm. Knese, 2738 LaSalle street | A BF yw firemen are active in their ar > PE i al > a os ‘ OT) - ‘ ps «tw — , , . te tes ae f . + a wh “tc ve (ct 4 1 Tue APPLAUSE oe pag his own attorney, ex- | iries, also are to be sold. The ms an othy and he ) —— Dorel tetie ne’ @ carcass of a | ria Hotel last night, Admiral Wi!- Edw. Pfiffner, 7135 Vermont! Data Compiled at Harding's Dt pe Re — and find eager assistants ~- ° iL ; 3 , ic @ ¢ ic Poot : . as : I . ° wt “ ey , F > =) ; . ; se | ; or e ‘wut. TaKe (f pete 1e time of the monthliv clude a lock of Prince Charles’ hair On June 5. 1904 ee y were found about ii im A. Moffett, chief of the navys street. tion Made Public at W rex ppehioge nmunists, who seem anx AY - 1 OU _ of the Walker company a silk handkerchi s' hatr,| 4 , 1904, May was walkin }a quarter of a mile f Bt - Ss. J. Dorsey, 5729 > .® hite s to show that they . AN--- GHT a ey npany, but andkerchief and ¢& down a street in De Sait eI rom a destroyed | ireau of Aeronautics, mad » Dias Eichelberger House inect , ey are not con- € Tae Tae | ha iavsbhs te eoktinued to fo| aun tortoles shell t m BONE). taans of in Denver when he saw /|‘‘moonshine”’ still { th yo hilton , made a brief | avenue. — oe ° = ed with the disorders n Bi ageter ae SO ® business wit} ' ) | se shell fan. aw am of runaway horses drawing ¢ | ’ 6 swamps |. ent to this effect whic @ | os. S 2 ‘ WAS °aTON } tailway men at 101 OF ‘FRIOCO rate of 18 1 them at the interest) —— sail eee |Careening buggy In ing al about. eight miles from her » ‘later amplifi h he Jos. Schottel, 2838 Nebraska ave- ASHINGTON, March 7:—Dur- | vesterday ad meeting at Elberfeld per cent a year.” : ¥ eels gl repeat : the buggy sae ere, | plified in a talk with a re- jnue. ing the two years of. the Hardt pees a adopted the principle of a . Ho , or hipps girls, tisking his » Slayers, John : | porter. Mrs. G admi 1 “y raing ight’s stri a4 stall re Kaalte is alleged to have ARM FLYERS REACH MIAMI os May seized the aoe Pips a aa Mele Murphy and|- , Bike sis teorge Enger, 2829 Oregon ca No eg ending March 4, al- ha Weasine oman protest against ; . ‘ ; ’ } rcoac ¢ " “sat . Se , : 3 ? ’ ] j . t? | : . i ° ’ * “ , ? the soar etek ae so with | nae | —~ sand rescued the girls 1 | ae ii moonshiners, ron- | n his radio address, the Rear Ad- |} Wrotll iectneen, 389 | named a ea have been re- of the raflways Dae eee ' arris & Kober ec Fiv ix a, | Senator an fe ata hs ROR |; tessea an e e | mirz : ! s, 3536 Ark | 1 Grove , gg s 1s j : pany. fs ie Seneniginn “7 Kober com- ve of Six Planes Complete Fourth cates J a Mrs. Phipps were in| burtal d the officers to the'| miral announced it was proposed te | avenue ) Arkansas | cording to a rea a service, acs | be paid for the first Fn egyrte will es? : n 1e m . ‘ i eo —— ' 4 we at T le Ti? ie 7 = 1a RT) ¢ a ; ‘¢ ié on ani > y i . H ion T > i . . : ) fellows: ses Shs ee OS Sep. lurh they hunt ‘ Pe ae their, re. | District - it was announced by} ittempt the daring Pole assaults with | Aug. Wessling, 3907 Illinois ave direction of President bene eagles oe pm = for the second weal me f OUR | By the Associat . : iunted May up and gav |} iistrict Judag rant! yids y P Ta , : - 2 arding ¢ 16 ~{™ R When loans were made by Van | MIAMI. 7 ed Press. i|him $5000 with the sate ayy vives ™} h udge rentiss B. Clark the SR-1,-the giggasc dirigible be- we at out today at the White » saa | ‘ube seller: Sune. aalte os ' MIAMI, Fla., March “7. ’ ihe e assurance that; »hey had prev , “ling 1 ake - ; 9 etaile . red , i ee to the bankrupt. with only ;the six De Havil larch 7.~—Five of |” would hear from them again | previously been rounded g built ‘at Lakehurst, N. J. In his H,. ®chomacher, 2011 South Elev- | dewar ed figures furnished by all| French Senate A Y 6 5 sa a as collateral, Simon bat wr oes iland army planes on} Several times while in i “ | up with 10 others and placed tn jail | talk with the reporter he said he a cng Fy ae. and independent estab-| 4 pote to Give Army » an Raalte would Pas ; Ss ight from San Antonio, T cisco Sen: Pee ns ‘ran- 7 ; a ; : , Marg. ickham, 705 ‘lishments of the Gov whee oe y of Troo - P at the time f . ANntonlo, Tex Penatol ] hip is has ie | by A posse of at . wags confid r > , ‘' 9 Bancroft | overnments a} — . ps. the ie of ;}to Porto Ric wivad oat Ciao are ps has called on} about 800 me , ent the ZR-1 would prove | av i'that reduc low 2d PARIS, M: b +6 r che mning of such loans, make a ing field } . sf tnt: at CUPTss Tly- see but May said he had forgotten had beat the woods ¢ os capable of sucl & : gen ° hut th ductions aggregated 119,188, | terday . March 7.~The Senate yes- (, large for use of snid loan of & per ee! 1ere this morning at 11:55] about the Renntanra + al SOTTON | »ds and swamps for Ich a task: that the | B. Pleis, 2918 Caltfornia avenue these were offset somewhat wy milit rejected an amendment to th : F ‘ y " |} rok - oy eee ’ t met mmil eat Ne rromise 1 ti} / se rer £ . , ; . : p " : y n . a tgemgecep- ce Deed trees thal che flight, rie tine the fourth tee of) ° On When the oatrane br wibied inctonedaar sis proposal to send the dirigible to tho | Fred Albete Jf. Sy5n Rarer ave athe as Wn eS prwvalng exer ree: pine er obligatory nour . 4 e filght, fro F sis sl he ee —," oOug_gny 4h . >t | Pol ‘ " ' inue. nents ‘ : ' ary servic ; 1 2 oo so. advanced and loaned to| m! we m : iblo Be ach to Mia e check for $100,000 | rhe body of Pierce was mutilated | Poles after it has passed a number | . “ c ; . total esata 20,396, leaving a ‘adopted t} rvice to one year and &S , i { bankrupt; hut that later aa ; i. ne will start } riday for Ha-! - with an ax indicating . sari | of preliminary tests had heen widel | 7 pier g 5443 Marcus rvenue . net reduction of 98.792. c ae % (Government project of pon occasion of t . ANA. Ai: : . according to] 4; oa eS riagely | Kellman, 2145 Clay , . ————-—__—_—__—-— a year and a half , 7 : om 1e next loan, i - ? | EL '§ |authorities, th: 7 ; 0 | discuss y ;' ; | ripe: ay avenue. , | ers , service. T - addition to the 8 per cent eoemneriow Phe sixth plane turned back t WILK M WIFE AND HER orities, thaf it was first planned | DD issed by officials of the: Navy | I. H. Larkowitz, 4130 Marcus ave CHESTERTON ON PR Pate Los to 108. The Bonate cook ‘on . , | > oases ‘ v it ic rm he ' De Y } ' ete . | « c ] : for the use of said money on anid I a lo Reach at St. Augustine. The CHILDREN T0 ) to dismember the bodies and Shines | epartment and had met with gen- | nue. ® OHIBITION seaaY Sie ran eloquent plea by Sen. Lag F . ave pDiitrie , ; . , ’ eee . ‘ an AMLOPrm: LO sitaine is Mt h ‘ P ' Troy?! » f ' ° arr . , > | ~e” Ow , , Ti — a of . a Ve ry substantial equity in all (oy LIZ, it NMlexic 11) tenant farmer 4 I " ~ P . n ‘ Las ii¢ d from “a mem- ) the sewamp. ( oming tn a narr : x Dae! c ity to ( ity, Aft ross country ' Reiss Dairy Cw. 5022 McK issock Ameri a Ss example. Rut they } . to wear our sis a ad determination 4 the diamonds so pledged as afore- lived six miles fro eb tax of the one-time Emperor's e ‘lane the four walked { ; 7 tee. — around the world. It is believed /avenue. negroes alive in that country J qed eign th e Germans, and also & D Raid." t} ‘ ; I z ' Tl JUAreZz, was ourage., Th 8 SNe : 5S en- ee vs n single file tne YA. BD will srove . . ‘ ih 24° F tho a+ and n}l- at the Govern a “you th 19 motion continues, “ard 8v focated wher his adot cau "4 t supposedly is the) Murphy according dey i capable of clr- Jos. Grumich, 2326 MeNatr ave-) ugh I do not want to be PI ivinced t? ment is con- R EUROPE / % / one upon full determination of th lapsed durit | is adobe house col- ise for the imminent departure we lled fe ig to Judge Clark atari the globe in a period | nue. | saical about that, I do refuse Sagem es levery bre 0 Germans will make 2 . ne 7 a ring an ay f , - ; ar Y le at t ’ ) Nuile rat ’ st , ’ Oo ti nts Y ‘ ° ic 7 , y . rece of the receiver or trustee here- | night Slight earthquake last am 1 her children for Sile- |} ~ nt rs yg “6 o had concealed on Sent mops eo cana deemed utteriy | MIlk Plants: Joe Geders, 2632) mit a society in which a vast crowd | sistance co continue their re- aftér to be elected a —- Slight tremors we! felt wees ihe s of the h “tin were | seee ‘(reson and shot Deputy pj ; nattainable. She will be com lete Lynch street «~~! of people can ' ] c; ‘ and tha sali Mexico as eye of es l’rine Li health of thei killing ; ity Pierce bo “a ] ed 43 street. } meet together while Sug e mir ° ; Kice n ‘ as ‘ .) 3? i im1iC ess Ay ] thea — , ; NU Ing him. > ae ~ , anout the s Heys } “ i . A - stions a) - non Van Raalte, all of eald dia- ie far as 200 miles south of eres i " th raw climate of Hol- “ap hie : 1en killed Deputy re first of July Herman Dulle, 2449 De Kalb street man in evening dress sets fire to l were dtece f forelgn mediation Des c Juarez and windows were ratt] . however, are being rain. Both bodies were carr; An airship of similar type, to ‘ve | Theo. Rust! 3153 /negro and roasts hi wd unted several da | ontinued on Page 3, Column 3 / 1 Paso and ‘ e rattled in| reasons for } a i” asSigned as he spot where they W wi carried to|' known as the ZR F re , e | 10. 3 us “om 3153 Ohlo avenue right t m alive has any | the statement that und ys ago by e ) 3. é and west and north of here.! Doorn for her intention to leave! bodie Hr hey were found. The for this G = = -3, is being bull!t | Mrs. Ella Geders, 2007 Kosciusko | o set itself up as an exemplar | ton, would , Under nO cond{« ” te Ai > soo brome Meee ide Gee) | nis Government in .Gesmant | street. |of morality to the worl4. Prohibi anheniameail mediation prépe ats, sean ing and prepared for buriz norn-jand the pair will be the firs 7 . (tion mea 7 a d, except direct ” r in] fir: ‘ i ; nse Rac Fr i isda dirigibles of the Navy Dep a nina 2 tie ay 1408 Clark avenue, | normal people seg = the mass of | Proposals from Germany c a y Department. Chas. Damm, 2149 Victor stryer. ' people.” » a lot of abnormal! her willingness to pay repaset a ee ee ratio Cont! hen Ald tmenhtinann — S U D nued on Page 2, Columa ¢ — - tn i % — ty F O R kes . > ae a : : j a a "= ne ss a y iilaiiaitale cs eae. ig bx sapales oe Nye
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kes US 1a) daca as al eb ore 2 oT. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH ‘ ————— = s man QUNT MAN WHO LIVED IN TEXAS UNDER LISANNE TREATY = | BEMOGUATS “AWAY WITH THIS TALK OF ANBAR SHOT, RHODESLKELY TO. “SRSRAS%%% MOTHER NST = A a sc SENATE SPUT ON NEGOTIATIONS WITH FRATEE, " THROCARONOELET BE NAMED U. §. “S¥samxas==" UNS aah ron = HIM. PASTOR DALLAS, Tex, March 7.—“C! | aborite Defeats Financia s ss manini gt te 9 c8 ’ FRAY BY PUNMEN A ley” Martin ts 4s tary of Treasury in Liverpo Government ‘to “After Seven Weeks We Still Stand Alone—the ee a ee ee Conservative Stronghold Effort 7 rews a? the Dallaes ee , a _ The Rev. Mr. Cross to . — . ; Cw, I D siliattaiaaiiat St ee / “4 ry | — ns the etm here of memes ise gates = — Be 3 . . World Is Silent—the Victims Are Too F O : >iant—in the atmosph- tne Associated Prem ry On im Spite of € WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 7. 1923. ST.LC LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ° ye "EVI ONE Tp -F ° . es - ° . huey tyvnewriters ‘ele ph iestru- : ' —tgtedt Press TOXDON } oF Disaffections From Majority Not Appeal Even Now to Foreign Countries.” Joseph W. Striebel, Eating Appointment of Former Con- bury typewriters, telegraph inetru-| Dr me AmecwSE TE. oye excite | LONDON, March ments and telephones and thei : | | Nationa! Assembly - = ; . F mh Caucus Rule May Result | ne Se Sandwich in Saloon, gressman to Succeed J. E. :: Pca a ae 7 ne m the House of Com- | ejected the Laumane srageal rom One ret xan tune Mak Be Wounded by One of Party Carroll Recommended by awhile yesterday to cele! Bis ore a page ° ing to a Constantinople ¢ Fight With De in Failure to Abolish State : ancellor |tion of viole sllangect oe ees. e Another. : a é ae ‘Peace Trodden Und sheet li eee ating the cas sppointmen nines” to “3 eras: ge a has me “ os ne alt ae J “knewn > a the | a: 200% a a hat s arate : oil : ' CITES GREAT CLER BREAK COMES OVER : ' Sia . : | 7 | : a : be : : ve .. b, — geen itt : | . aa Pia ere See hoc | ost forn Congress- State u: three fla th 7 he aon — - poche sos . : a * - oat | —s -nacceptable, ag ig, P WHO “WENT TO emncuendipen ena slengaarenn iene ren ; 72 ok n mite aves sS.T. lic of Texa: nied si . the national pact. SIJRSTITUTE MEASURE ma: cur own capacity.” rings Germany had literally impoverished oe 5095 Nottingham avenge, WhO| ‘hoor gt St. Louig and that of and the stars and stripe | Pi"Jace-sion, only ina few monthe| ‘The assembly disclaimed se ‘of the Powers | i " a cays | Pra: | , my | ‘ted States Marsh ere, have! Col ine pettin - and . t tenifican f the b: | isting upon acceptance eof the enlil Sul, East Side : Tha N i Hse | ee mer! ignatorme « oo de. ee iain -eordin - yn ‘ten a > si) liverpool | esecs the pul rin important majerity of the aia Doesn't Think Bedy Would Have Only |. ociinc sai the weeks of © tg me samell directed against thej nee ek See ea ? +e on > adie. Room Was Fair tite wets, Se o% eins Rees amen te tvenue, had § nt in ! % bts Dos 1 ran Nationalist, ; BH: - , An enforced resignation By CURTIS A. BI rs, a sepa Ors . D res wr wl nas a -_ _ re as. from Stor! . mis) comes to Ail | ’ fr a | a , rug F | | di pee: “eM riotous circumstances from A Staff Correspondent af the Past - : ei a “5s | : ; z : " on ss | , ir - 3 ee é: 4 »: . > :* ; - 2 4 . ' ; P aw ¢ cy =. . a | | i 3 =. ; : pas . : : ‘3 bes f eorate at Medoria. Qn ‘ Dispesch. oe | ~ | : ss ‘ : wd . te ; : beg Re } Bete YT } : > > 2 . ’ u ‘we a. . : : - ; 5 - r o meee... : c v J rs : | a . sss pa = ie ; a fght with roi Ast JEFFERSON “CITY, March | | | sa — oo : | ‘ ; : ; : ) ‘upants 3 ; + $43 : rm enth liesoul ; ix: f —t years. a MG ad asd °c a4 The De nocratic matority in the Se fors - - iets . ae ‘ >> ma tio “y . ‘es : * a i : ‘ : ’ am. OS .e hs s . : ; : sa) i3 ‘ v Ss | *T : . 4 4 the Sunday schoo! superin : .% = —— +> — . ra roted vester- rites a ae bis presen charg ate vesterday encountered unexpect- ‘78! iter seven Weel 5: ti Mannhs K t Dar ell nosiiedinn ge eee mange Seiad ai ai silicates — BY FRENCH vex Te Ga siete CARELESSNESS CHARGE | ae These fntimations eer, MeCawley and Cave rect este , 2 mhGeCUNE _ | ' 5 ) a st Besa, opis ie at ime scien ‘ ; an alae a a oe . ye ‘Nae nem, he told a Post-Dis While the bill to abolish the : ae ngi 1 i Tatil | nd é | ‘Re — es olga 2 be cw gg pera: ; avenue, & “SEG porter yesterday, are but Tax Commission has ha 2 rath. Pow s to 1 : — “= ¥ w- there at tl t Cc | — — " 20% is .2.8 oa : _— Peenscst . — perenne aur eu ras ordered held on re. manifestations of the Fywi! smooth course n he ate effect were wit!) : : a . . ims e } ice tre’ : ’ - or pes - Cc that _ : we ' . dis ; wore mal . CF: na. carelessness by Pe 3 uently it is not for him to creation of the proposed 1) thea mr, dec tine ffair sl rchased the ‘ din , ROW Arce MONSy ss . ) ; _ ae 2 _ ware © ov Ot rs [ur day, in the cage a er fre. Th ’ Rev nue and r) = atin aS Stes na : . ; ; ; o- 7 o? . 7 ; : 7 ‘ ' a . Tv ; oe] - ae 1] _ ehurchmen ¢t hrough al) ae he signed to in some measur? re! -_——— ae . Pe ‘ ’ : ©: : se gon: , :, — 2% i 7 . Ya " ‘ ‘ . . - , x] 4 a , i's fayette avenue . Bib! » “an et > _— + > ° : " ‘ “ . P ; ‘ ° . ° - ‘ ; " } . 3 = . » . e ¥ . i@ 1e me enttenait = s ep ocrTratic : . Lié - cy : . Bove . cule “sept | , . ; (mht ti07 ' mn :7 » me 4 . > _ , ~- = . , ‘hat Mrs a Martyr; John the Baptist Amendments hich rad - - eerments c n acsies mama aida > M : the st: ad stet ; i2 t street. “FEF ‘ in 2 mangos iis purpose ve ate = . | | | tions 1 heir 1] and Independent Westphalia and Rhine- thoee changes there is doubi tha: the ~~ yp. ys | : : | ; 3 ) land Sentiment in Chamber fer good occasiona! le Was f: ‘w1 that ‘er- Woh ' na . ~— : peat | eon.” said Rev. Mr. ‘ bill will be passed at tor a cr ‘he . one "O* ret s aro - *h ru bout 2 ; : Were it n : a = si — : ; : PaRl fat Lou 10 , Sg = dD. L. Moody used realized ¢t some administra rege see ate me si a poh Bing er “iets : hie aie lent sn sempaiiels anemia oa Pe at et his evangelist authority to direct t! Nect | of Sails — ;' . er Troon ae ag RA nyt ' “ussels : : Entei enniliaiail z day when I was ac the corporation rchis ‘oe om. - Si SEN , . DO mit : ‘ ' the Be a aera el ae , =r. nde sani _ : . i — 4 fary he soundly +! ‘ , _ , 7 : , , . ' aad : “1 a. ' > _ ‘ we m" > , verted } be created | Comn : , 3 . 3 ! at man Was converted la abolished, there would : 4 3 = ws Arrests an! Eypalsio rs ee = aes P pst : 2 Cea | aca Ree MRS. NORA ‘MELLON ; ” Sunday has left the pul doubt that the Democra’ | ; ee sii oe , . Ci un got a va | si ae Ra Mei cathy adil. Po Tp die EN tk wah ere ARLES hea Oy HOE ee Bae eee a AR Aw ene IE SPOR Ries JL EOE pt RENE Lou, — yee af ys on, . > a Se sinite * ES ON ON I I ABI, = ten We wee ea ea sees 3 St y spare os hae i ee. ine a Sips hanieciiaaent = eo at ied » Sesepatls St Aa ANREP , Ss pre IR 2 4 ‘ EP ite gh g ~ tirely to the Roard of Equalization. ~. : : . | 7 , | e m e% Saturaay ! gatio: %. n. po after : h cr (Chis marr . 2 Preaching time consisting of » Stat = ie week : afoawis ting rhen ° ; 2 tie ee = gel teal ci: that , ) eral. Ther had been mar- ¢h 7 om gave his an Bunda,” mivety in . He had reference to the la There have mors for a ee ° . g “ : ase : — Sede for which Lather Shem eral days that S ' : 3 ; ; | : | “ee , as Pigs ott . » : ‘ : ;' ‘ . . . 4 P “a , . . . = se 4 : R ” of S ; : - ‘ , : rf wa . ' r - —————— ) —-, 4 / | . : am apd Perry a car Proving measures increas rija ver Lowe e * District Attorney at Panama Dies. : ae \ | r ted tes s At \ WW — ‘= ; ] veeterda: I wanted would be content with that v' Y. mal neisten? pene , CAS ) y of passive 4H tior g th ney in the Canal. Zo: , | | | , ; the door epen No Objection to (Amendment. that ; : wae ie . [a 2: = . = ar ta ' aaa a ' fered - \. Wg - : . Sry use trytee te fis! When the bill came up for engross- «::} | iw 4 at = “oJ ’ stor “cident > | , herr Pesites I ment vesterday Cave ard M e - mons ; ;tse* ae a - 3 : 3 | : — ‘. —_ offered mo obiection to : ! weet we * ponest under 3 | : ! Bre« ment offered by Senat irwin, Re- ma: .: ites , O tr Busi ' | Ja +5 ty t ij ; 3 ie publican, of Jefferson ind 7 Aas 2 viding for two directo: tL ai ‘ent —_ a ae Se ; ee —_—— | af * paster then deescri! one, and providing th fire ine @ : . . ergs we a uffled with Shelfy should be members itt ' 7 pl de i PM ge ores . ' cesinle Magy ’ # Sr. had got him dewn focal parties. This was concession yy, . —_ pete a (i ntti Be had pulled cut much of im that it brough? the wat it ees ae rt eA ai — : ‘\ ’ ha: - The three lar ni the tax comrmitasiém up to len —_ : : sa ) oa ‘ ~~ ft4g Sane police that ther Bad bers. whereas it mow has« thre: : 3 32 , Pz —— — wiclence saying they wm: The next amendment was one 1 - oa sige : , . ) , a elr pastor to pray with & ing owt the provigion that the d . ti | any a m Sa . ——— a Puble in the charch ’ honk? heave oe oe Seow BAe g her swore out werrant Sunn the aenenmment of propert oon ras] tranenoct was seri | nag ) SS i Se Te will be a lesson te While this was rot as readily : | : pea edie F ne — , 7 i ; . & the pastor “Church cepted as hal been Irwin mend : ; ' , — | cunt Pleasant Dapust ment appears to strengthen ¢* : | eae be announced in Thursday’s Post-Dispatch by rice wes net kno Oil and yet its effect may 5 Re Very th | poration fra : rd Des 4 — ome eccouns So oo . : . : “ - Re anid ee | Chise tas : with ene deposit made — we con- leading stores, will make Friday a favorec day BEEEEE=Rict tetecen Northern i nage ee OF Te meas * | Srogan | ‘mat that person did not stick ° ° ™ Southern Baptists whe es orn. | Sawbed yesterday after a num. © o} tempt when it ne sinnliatiininn, for St. Louis buyers who recognize the utmost + the same church. It clamor of opposition ¢ he OIN- wa ~ ; a teeny 8 dias . see a ™ and [ knew from J miaeion. AbDoiltahtr h m rr , , a , aa , reas ther accounts began wei! ~ in value-giving aq 4 Were in for troubie. was believed to » popular 7 “” | ore mis es : me & Tacec away monmM oy ment s— movement, Dut if th rector ' eed would guess that person coulcn t Soeccmns man ewes ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT™ dee wand temptation Let THURSDAY'S Post-Dispatch abdolishing Lie 2 —_ 3—We hind accounts growing week by y Rave been don , th arid _— . e a thon 7 aiees werCe & ) . . rns ccccrcd tee Pebmatgs Dest tr Ths Putter Pemueming OCFAts {n : no decision a week or month by month—we con- Be Your FRIDAY Buying Guide cateving out the progra: , . i ek, Res We ae a ee | clude that person has grit—that be In view , ) wiatio : 3 heacec for success and happiness. it the scheme (Or repea.iing the tox mane nail ' :, . . : . 2 5 L R d th B Ad i i comminsion law will f: , Tio che one! me gg which class do you belong? Make ea © Dargall vertisements in mt Bde surprising | ¢ An hi couee hg — Miawere Ratifies Equal Suffrage | Vo. 2 anc you are beund to receive a eae & tangies shape that | Renetchee bere y the Aaenciated Press appy rewards in the future. abandonment wo emit ' se _ trem a2 peiitica. stand] : eps ) — . . ‘ ' cis a mmMoTr @ ATTICA: . This brings up the , ! OYA. , as bet Po FIRST NATIONAL BANK whether the Mouse > An’ ' ;, : , TAK COMMmMission sen! wiii be willing t© ap for the expenses of the ? RM tw net abolished make the appropriation would leave — ; ,* " “ , : the Gituation eren more muddied. as on — J ‘ , oD gages wo “ | SROADWAY- LOCUST-OLIVE ALSO 818 OLIVE ST the COM mission weoald net tbe abies : F : te fumetion without funds and there | 78, che act of Ti. < in , os a pe “ms ; Peter : NATIONAL BANK PROTECTION weuld be Bo adequate supervinion of 94. ciuve ap00. Kinioch. Central 0088 arenue cher and deacot nvrerse avenue. = ri'ster der? and
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sate fin : re é Bi / > 4 ROS: ~4 : See . eX ETREA D BY ANGORA Assembly Authorizes ment to Continue tt to Make Peace. HM, The Rev. On in From tei Preas: ',. March 7.—The Turkish embly at Angora hes elau anne.treaty, onstantinople dispatch to accor4d- 1 telegram from Angora, unced, that the @e«- ve Sion yesterday that draft treaty of Was unaccej table. as it wag to the national pact. ser. bly ciscialmed e event of the on acceptance o of the treaty. Ortan! majority uthorizes the we its effort Oliowing conditions hestion, being cf vital iust ithin al period: and states its de the WHO ° of the as- to vernment peace un- be settled w the financial administrative aw be taped with the pendence of the na pied territories a rapidiy af Pace T30nN must ter the esigna- hea and a fight on SSNESS CHARGE AGAINST OSE CAR KILLED WOMAN ner, 21, Taxicab Chauffeur, d Held by Coroner's Jury. ‘ bis present Gscouraged jand Cross. years old, “ taxic neiad on... manifestatio carelessness > sequently it under fire. churchmen nem, he to oe red gS jury today, thilida Kells renue, who ter. ONE TRYING 10 DISCOURAGE Fight With Deacons in Another. Sul, East Doesn’t Against One in Closed Room Was Fair Hand:cap. An enforced riotous circumsta torate at Medoria, I11., last October. Park Baptist Church, apd Bond avenue, last Bunday, have not These intimations of porter yesterday, WEDNESDAY EVENING, eae — ee PASTOR SAYS Mr. Cross to Carry Spite of Ousting One Church and CHES GREAT CLERICS ‘WENT TO MAT” Side Minister Think Three resignation under nees from his pas- with two deacons and the Bunday schoo) Hehe om song of charge, the Fran Sixth street East St. Louis in any way | Grover Cleve- "7 W 2s The baby the Rev. a ~_— _ — unfriendli- 14 a Post-Dispatch re- are but physical ns of the Evil One. Con is not for him There Quoting from the tephen, t} and + Owner 4 44 a nm ry ry aeaey “Even in this da fer good occasiona!!; on.” said Re D. L. Moody at his evangelistic day when I tary he sou MELLON MARRIED @ Wife of Treasury Secretary Bride of Art Dealer. efi Frese Sunday h the mat been beaten -Mrs if Sec- nm. was Arthur Lee, ler The pair Ne@w England. performed at the Rev vester- narriage of right | Gloria .4 Pbecause they attendants * She obtained Feb. age as 30 they stated. He ‘Bible’ and that Way an arr a*~ ae were po \lirs. Lee és ‘ense omT 25 gave his ers as 44 @reaching ti Bunday ** > fgott a’ a 7 cher AY r for whi , ‘the evil spirit. complained. ghouldn't etart (‘ross used to get in meetings. Was acting as his secre- idly thrashed a Yi: v. Mr. great fights { ine t man Was converted as left with the pul men Both up at times.” possessed of s h these men have!., Sermons Produce Varying Effects. Religion affects men in Ways, the pastor went on to His most powerfu! sermons have sent some men cown the right trail while started different exrpiain cursing he the “straicht prea others to preaches some like it d some do not. “But J don't think men to beat up on a don't like his ‘AY a fight me, ifke th He had reference rch T ad A ue, qaearo mnverse avenue Printendent?t. BOS Market ast St ce? Was The pa € unde ar h hae. Avenue hegit t? os ey 9 l« wa ta retireme! teacher ~ undry worker, Ballard a reman and knew th Perry a ca ley- were going at me un.’ hid yesterda mave the do or Open any use trying to fight tether. : my regular Bes Tt was oF! t %, Describes the The pastor then agead scuffled “penelby Besides | rr . 7 "> +! Be; INO! } he church re out Warrants lessor ong *hurch he fi jot be settied | . JUBL Pith the doors Inst one" t will be rT Crosse w amal storm - WB Mount F patch by q a was aAvorec day e utmost flict the same ch and ing before » he ai recalled that as the center at Medora heca me pastor »* a --* if@asan whi he "> < °4 se¢ : ' it) is tie “-* <.. hetweer cd Southerr — Zevess 2" RESIDENCE OF EDITOR ROBBED Were 7 ? , - ’ Both S i¢ BP? “eee not ee | Deputy S} ch troubles ey we sm ft Since mit friar: Bllor oR Ne, The re a ffects Taken from Hom ide« Aenin at —_ Household I doh ns ; — . of {. tra eorre Ss 4 by -* ' ? ©@d if ie @ . Wace Incr Cotton MILL. church wi! HENDERS The ' re trouble makers and ton Put anything in day announced | re turn ed aS Pp: stor. °? ) in vake® ‘ sty zed “The rest of the fective Mare! : 600 persons. ‘mee at “erry se operat: the col- crease a 7 " is for me just 10 davs windows of the royal limousine when don, with the nurse after a drive throu ugh SAYS OLIVE AND GRAND." ze ae NUISES DROWN RADIC @, who have taken herd kn righteousness. Bible, he mentioned St. &: Martyr; John the old when ( ontinued ransast YU itis Irom With: T GRANTED TO TIE UP DIAMONDS LD FOR LOANS Paz Thousands Van made this First leak of Princess Mary’s Borrowed Niaalte _ Baby | snapshot through the home, Chesterfield House, Lon- Var Reaatte’- statemcnt With Hiarris and WEAPONS SEIZEG BY POLICE iN RAIDS HAMMERED INTO JUNK 200 Pistols, several Sawe-1-Off guns and SrAaSs* “hiot- ‘hnuck« Funeral! of VMarsdet as — — —_— AT VANDERBILT WEDDIN MARCTI —_——-—-—— TTT et itat e oT LOUIS POST- DISPATCH” | LARGE FLORAL DISPLAY VERDICT OF SUICIDE Finds F. G. Knott End- Life With Cyanide f Potassium. by Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. of suicti polsoning was Dr old, death of years 243 unconscious Amherst yesterday, sme from the bed Leggat, Lister B 4 ld.- etreets. as oormn'’s Daughter Absent. ’ os “i SET). ee ~~ eS ee CLAIMS CLOTHING HE TOOK WAS SURETY FOR HIS SALARY Haberdashery Arrested (,ooda Valued! at S585 in Koom Tailor amd bound Altar Made of Lilies : ‘ ’ ARGUMFNTS EXPECTED TO BEGIN TOMORROW IN U, R. CASE Canlfield, Spectal Counsel for City, Is in Capital—Other Lawyers Due Tonight. |A-YEAR-OLD MURDER CLEARED Man on Deathbed Said to Hav® Ad- aes mitted Killing at Joplin, Mo. BRANCH BANK RULING APPEALED TO THE U. $. SUPREME COURT | Action After Adverse [dew *isicon hy State Supreme To know how good a cigarette really can be made you must try a— BOXER DIES AS RESULT OF BLOW Marinette. Wie Fatal bkuidie Mewsert Pievurt mf ~ JOHN H, KIRBY SUD N DEATH OF DENTIST ‘She Alleges Lumberman Has Not J. Ma | W hich he 'in cash and $5900 a ‘DANCE TEACHER FOUND BY WOMAN STUDENT GUILTY OF MISCONDUCT fison Cox Sentenced to 6 Months in Jail and Fined $500 on Girl’s Charge. Kept Agreement to Pay Her $500 a Month for Life. Madison Cox, a dancing inetruc- contract the Arcadia Dance Palace, $615 reet, waa found gullty of mis«- with a 17-year-old girl who riff Asso« was sued yester- ‘was his pup!) last summer, by a jury ; . eoep? y oe : : : for $4000 by Miss Olga Ralph, iy a or pcre court, ident from Evansville, ‘ght, and py erg One etx a ate eeetnedll er months jail fined $6009. si ae he i pte Bee Denying the charge, on the wit- ees stand, Cox declared he never iad conducte@ himself improperly girl or woman Thereupon reutt Attorney Garstang ng woman occupying to stand up. Hs defendant if he had hada relations with this youns an, who is now an inmate of the Good Bhepherd. (jarstang asked if father of her child. Cox The young woman was itness stand and ths told her By Leased Wire From the New York J Rureau of the Post-Dispatch. leor who NEW YORK, John H.' a¢ Cirby. millionair lumtberma f Olive et was employed by March 7 ° we 4 . president of the Southern conduct ation, Texas and ‘rt 4 a and on A Vou a spectators seat asked the proper travel with W orn the House of led it the a, | (ox cer the rest was not tne WF as excluded while she Young Woman's Story. id she was 18 years old: she ha work in the Cox home as a maid, Jan. 1, 1921. and iat Cox waa th egether of her chilid. On examination she admitted Kirby | that had associated with other t her! men then A age debate as to the admis- sibility of this young woman's tes- timeony ensued between Garstang for Verne R. ©. Lacy. The Judge ruled it could be heard, and she repeated her story before the jury ied tae ies Principal testimony for the State -. of Kirby anal "22 Siven by the complaining wit- ~. saperd ness, who gaid that the misconduct photographs, newapa charged took place June 20 last. Cox amt athe tedimeasas Te Kiving her a dancing lesson that er ences see aftern the main floor of the piace, she said, and asked her if she Was thirsty Bhe said she was, s0 he took her upstairs and gave her a drink, after which diz- zy, the wi he mis- treated her and ‘girl neighbors of the com plaining witfhess testified as to her good char- acter. thet gone to talinph to Olga ‘ 4 : 4 Miss Kalpn says cross ng months she ith she as a mermbe! if irmmil¥Y ane since lhe nnett EB. enterta) attorney. she had ber of the been ned as family by Kirby their home in Hiouston. In March, 1922. into another and counsel ("ox, asserts, they agreement by ’ ised to pay her $4600) rnonth for the she entered prom f her life if she to the him all Tere OOTh OT) pfrirrie cd The papers optained an urt Justice hecame and women f) re rmaiulme she tness related nV s re eilance Severa! ivy her $590 a nt to Italy to! Eoin, declares cash prom.- $500 due on April ] efudciee Wife Testifies. testified in his behalf that ahe had called at the dance- has received no’ hall for her husband often. late in She sues to| the afternoons, last June, and that ents she claims are at no time did he the main period from May t6| floor with a girl. Simflar testimony was given by a girl pupil! and % ikof the Kirby Lumber! young woman dancing instruct: largest lumber corpo- | who were there last summer The world In addition, ! latter negro teatifie ve oll interests and war that entrance to the upper floo- ible, was and barred at that sea- terted the statement as closed entrance to the upper and said he could not afford misconduct himeelf, on account of business, in denying the charge. Mr. and Mrs. Cox, who Ihlive at ‘+ Louis | 3941 Lindell boulevard, have one isease Sun- child (‘ox applied for a new trial! and an of judgement and was released on bond. (ox's (Cox's wife leave and a the Janitor immer as a poss hoc Kked ne governoreh! son (‘ox re! -_——— floor 64, Dies. to old_| his Julius Walbridgc, 64 years PrP. Wa arrest - Blind Phrenologiet Digs. | Aaron bresa. HIiCAGO, Maren 7.-— Clark H. blind phrenologist and lecturer, is dead at his ated “ana BR ago. | chaut home rorseot HuUqgUa her ‘ oer ae x 2h ale Tene ) STAR Sailings ery WEDNESDAY |S gee by the palatial, new Belzenland, the Red Star Line maintains a famous transatlantic ser- vice in keeping with the high traditions of its 50 years’ experience. Glass enclosed decks, a swimming pool, gymnasium, privatedining rooms, and a ball rpom are among the de luxe features of the Belgeniand. Associated with her and providing first, second and third class accommodations, the distinguished liner Lapland, Extremely moderate rates for the best accommodations aboard ship prevail on the cabin (one-class) steamers Zeeland and St. Paul. rooms as low as $120. To Plymouth for England, Cherbourg for France, and to Antwerp, the convenient gate- way to Continental Europe. The wide range of Red Star facilities will you just what you went. Comeia and “ over with the Red Star agent. A! TINCTLY mod ern rxe charac- terizes the luxurious equ pment of the new Bei - and. She is the up t ‘samme COTTr restautat geT- vice with meals ala Carre serve’ Ww! wish without extra charges. hen you Sailing Dates BELGENLAND Apr.18%: May ié; Jumel3 LAPLAND Mar. 27; May 2; May 30 ZEELAND Apr.24; Mayl}; June20 ST. PAUL Marv?; jJune6; July4 1101 Locust St. or Local oe) ne: aan nM 8 Se hE a Bd ee ee ee ee eee dees ot
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FORT 7—Walter Conno: wae ae ss) eer . - ws -—- ALIMONY NOT on INCOME . Payer of It Can't Deduct It on His Retarn, However ve 4 ’ ee eee _" SP RE TE ND ence em ma ~~ GRAND-LEADER Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns on Sale in Downstairs Store STIX. BAER & FU ————— ee —-— Senne —$—— aS NS ee i Sth Sedan of) Dale” 3 spoteiese “ie eRe eee ee deat Pines LER» and Satine post here, ch: $8) 28 of the > T | oreres x basis of the charges nor, who Giseppear d simultaneocush with %t of the shortage. He s Texas after ar abser months. Connor's plea suffered gage shell shock Althou Connor is Se by the ~~. @ic 4 en tha erm berz he will be drorr for being absent with was said. According fo at the trial, @ition the 2 : @iscovered and dic t know what: § ' Mea for Daylight Saving he was doing wh a" His first intima wanted on a ™ than A W © L ca: rendered at Longevie The $8100 wh » eused of em* post officers saic balanced Sept ently wer . ye aes a aS ~ - : . ° ~ * «= : > " . ° ‘ : ») _« « : . ¥ ~ es 7 , ~~ - : . - . . ; : ci = “ , Benen V ia’ >. b- . .~» : .. - - : it ala ~i¢ ~~ ™s . — . , se . ~ \e : sa . - ” ° 5 ~» 2 J ‘ Cc ¢ - a? at . ~ > * _ . > . ™ 7 > it Ts. : . : =" =~ aw ¥ > oe ~ *» - “ 4 a - = ~ — — ° ey = Z *. ~ rt é ‘ : ' Aus a Wa ss : .% > ~* _ -. = > > > *” ~ - : 4 = not Z y a cx mari: «OD = " ~ . . . - ~ nes ~ Pe - es “4 - : « : éa ‘ a . day * . —— ‘ ™ 2 - ° 7 - -~™” ™~ - a. >. »i§ Aan 2 «= _— r ¢ . ++ . ; - : Circumstantial evidence was ¢ 1, accord: to a ru! t | . 7 . > . . ° a3 . -~ «-tee -~* 4 = 7. - * . ry 'r} eet. ’ 4 sh? —_ “ ‘NV " 3 eh —_— > 2 = : . : " 4 > - ‘ ‘ ‘ —s — . . : —: . ~ > > ™ 7 ~** . . 4 : : . . > ~ *‘ = : i a. } ” . a ? 5 . ™ - ™ bd : ~ = “= ~ \ . - os ; .- ~ a — - *% — . . ” s2.ee & . . . . Pe ¢ ~ | ~ *- io —_— —— ~ z “ ‘ whe 2 . ; + " 5 ’ > * ~ + + -— «+ . ~ a > . . ¢ : ™ : , i _- a 2 + - 3 = = - — - . + i he 7 aids : a > * > + . ~ _ - ; “ : - . ei ‘ ' oS bl pring Millinery Special Purchase and Sale 13,500,000 of Raw Materials More than one third of all raw materials requir to manufacture portland cement vanishes in th manufacturing process This isexclusive of the vast fuel consumption, which S pecial— Sale of Gloves Women’s Two-Clasp and Suede Gloves in Three Choice, 55¢ Pair Long Suk and Chamois Unusual Groups Paisley Prints te Ry Ry ® a re . ey ot Sm “i «ig ite Mee thee. *c« a, Oy ee cut, Se. Sma ee mae, GA RETR Sat oe ACEO CFT ee ee ee Pee) +l iis pies averages about 200 pounds of coal, or its equivalent, to the barrel Last year cement plants in the United States pro- duced 113,870,000 barrels of cement. This output re- quired the quarrying or mining and transportation, drying, grinding and burn- ing of 35,000,000 tons of raw materials. Of this huge total, 13,500,000 tons which started on their journey through the mills never reached the cement sack. Many conservation methods and devices are in use in the industry. Yet the inevitable loss due to transformation of materials under the intense heat in the kilns, total wel] Over a third of all raw ma- terials that go into the plant. Unusual Valze in Shirting Madras At ? Sc Yard 1000 Sample Girdles Well-Known H. & W. Make on Sale Thursday re | yr cy A cement plant covers acres of ground. lt in inciuces large Oulidings full of crushing, grimcing, elevat- ing and conveving machinery and | | i: fe buge storage Dins tor raw mate ! | bas Ya pene I eee Po ie Bs id ] ati ~ well as other rials and finished cement. | : ae hei yles that are in vogue th But it is in the burning zone of ae ary kins—aspace W to 40 leet long dy 7 to 9 feet in }i- ameter —that the greater portion of these millions of tons is lost ~ ae LLL LE OS i CCC en tl 7" e Cement manufacturers have long been carrying on scientific Sfucies fo recuce the costct waste 7" ” . i 23 8 ome of @ sertes of advertize- merits fo aecquarmt the ouditc wil (fe manufacture of cement. . . ‘ rr "Fefy Year ef “orti arnt ‘ coment nm 4Amertca, ~ may terest you. He ‘a OUT ogy PORTLAND CEME NT ASSOCIATION Ruffled Voile Curtains, $1.95 Set Of mercerized voile with good size ruffl side and bottom. Complete with tie-back. Suitable for living room r bedrocr. Downstairs Store.) Of Interest to Mothers—Sale of 8880 Pairs Children’s “Topsy” Socks © [9e*% ae t quality Soc €ome in ahoeibeneill ancy colors. The materials are fine mercerized Lisle, all-silk, stlk-and- ater. hampagne, navy, Pakn Beach, B contrasting color tops. All S$, 50¢c Dewnustairs St Selling 9x12 Rugs. At $995 85 STANDARD crade Axminster Rugs in a splendid ment of allover Oriental effects, suitable for any — th home. int i©@ UOrL 27x52- Inch Axminster Rugs, $3.29 ms in standard grade Axmi Dewnetairs St asscorime ent 5+ pattern ered at this - special price. Men’s Gabardine Coa Are Low Priced Thursday >] y Fe > 4 Sd ij - = : Ys iy A BUYING opportunity wortlf _ . 3 while. Selecting from a group 42 — of good quality Gabardime Coats at wa ‘J this unusually low price. = ~<a a 7 - sl Every man should have a Gabardine | y —its Many uses make it a most prac- f tical Coat for Spring wear. Tan only. With all-around belts, slash pockets, ope sleeves amd silk yoke. Perfect fitting garments. Sizes 34 to 44 (Dewugtairs Store) a Ae By Cole Nl PE Pad Ore DOP Net saa te MIS . & Bae. ae Philip At NE nainsoc terms, some this lingerie ~ Summer dr : Envelope Se Of satin, ¢ trimmed mod economical as honeydew. Was Tub Sik P biack. An une : a ey —_
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, - 1923. WEDNESD MARCH 7, 1988, e SR eee = ———====—» The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Coir *ired by Approximately 40,000. a ~ T —- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' mee re ——— —— ee STIx. BAER & FULL GRAND-LEADER : Our Optical Service When in doubt about your eyes or glasses con- sult our optometrist. He is a specialist in optical work. Prices are reasonable, too. a id (Main Floor.) er Dominant March Sale Events for Thursday New Spring Styles Pumps and Oxfords Specially Priced in Two Groups $5.85 HIS offering is composed of Pumps and Oxfords from our regular stock, specially priced for this event. Tongue Pumps and Oxfords for sport wear, in all the wanted styles, assure discriminating selection. All sizes. $4.85 Broken sizes, but including Colonials, Oxfords and sport Footwear. Exceptional values for those per- sons whose sizes are included. (Main Floor.) Pie ns Baie = ng ays pa: rs SPST APS SS TPP eee RS TESS EES Se Spring: Millinery That [ntrigues by Moderate Price Plus Style, at $12 WwW" H a riot of color reflected by the profusion of flowers and ribbon used in their making—the Hats in this selling portray vivacity and style. Serer vse Peer eres Small and large brims, flower banked crowns, ribbon ingeniously pleated— comprise the variety of models for selec- (Third Floor.) ~+ 444 + vas > > + ae a OS oS ee + -T + ’ + +->-9+~+ " ~—e t--+—-+4 +—~+ + + ++ . sm + +4 +--+ +4 “The Awaited Annual Sale of Gingham Tub Dresses Presents Frocks Appealing in Style and Price THE conspicuous feature of this event is the attractive prices at which we offer Tub Dresses in the new styles for Spring. The models included in this selling are of good quality imported and domestic gingham, beautifully finished in the season’s best modes. Women acquainted with the values offered eagerly await this sale. Seven styles and three prices enable satisfactory selection. ‘At Moderate Price, $1.95 bd J.98 $ 2.98 S$ A.IS FINE nainsook, daintily embroidered in a variety of pat- Y gas ——— teimis, some hemstitched, others scalloped edged, make ; | é ; this lingerie particularly attractive to wear under sheer Of domestic Braelock and Kil- | Of smooth texture, imported and Of softest imported Gingham Summer dresses. birnie ginghams. Fancy models domestic Gingham, in smart tai- modeled for afternoon. wear. bd with embroidery trimmed collars, lored models prettily trimmed with Pretty loose panels, button trim- buttons and white P. K. binding. ) ° others tailored along plain lines ming, pockets and white binding Envelope Chemise, Step-In and Vest with white rick-rack trimming. Suitable for street wear. | give this model a smart effect. Specially Priced, $3.95 ll of the popular checked patterns in pin, medium and large checks. Colors— green, brown, lavender, black and light blue. Sizes 36 to 46, and extra size 48, 50, 52. Of satin, crepe de chine and radium, in tailored or lace trimmed models, this combination at the price named is as economical as it is practical. Colors: flesh, orchid and Modish Spring Frocks honeydew. Wash Silk Petticoats, $2.98 That.Conform to Fashion's Latest Mandate on Moderately Priced Oe Tub Silk Petticoats with ruffle and tucks. black. An unusual value. EVELOPED in ex- clusive styles uSsu- LINOLEUM Diste sve oe Specially Priced aaa) (Nagy vA er priced garments, SePt ert ++ sess = SP See tet Sts c's 2 eee «| a7 > ‘ 7 > ~ > _ . _. , - Ww v - bs 5 . d ’ ee : value. Gold Seal Congoleum Rug, $14.75 In all the new designs. 9x12 size. Remember, we cement all Linoleum solid to floor at 20c the square (Sixth Floor.) ——— — ee EALTHY Boston Ferns, in large size (6-inch pots). All are in go@d condition, and ideal for sun- room or fernery. Marked at this low price for quick selling. Only 500 in lot. Fern Stands, $10.50 Made of wicker in several attractive finishes. 42 inches high and 28 inches long. (Fifth Floor.) at moderate cost. They are carefully tailored in plain or fancy models for street or afternoon wear. All colors and sizes for women. Materials— Canton crepe, flat crepe, tricotine, crepe de chine, Mallinson Bokhara prints and combinations. (Third Floor.) Marvelous Sport Skirts Another Group at This Special Sale Price THE Sport Skirts presented at this price justify the superlative terms used in their description, for on sight they eclipse all Those who have seen these Skirts, marvel at the expectations. $ 5:90 price asked for them. Materials—homespun, tweeds, worsteds and mixtures. and pleated styles, all well tailored. Because these are rare values, early shopping is recommended. (Third Floor.) _—_——_ o* "-* SEE Z ° , - 4. Ye 4 7a, ¢ * i- - ,? Plain 45c and 85c Each A variety of attractive designs and of excellent quality for chairs or cush- ions. 1500 square sample pieces in this lot. Casement Curtains 800 Specially Priced, $ ] 35 Each HIS unusual selling embraces Curtains in the bungalow, filet, jacquard casement, shadow weaves and Russian bordered voiles in an interesting range of patterns. All are well finished on bottom with thread or bullion fringe with black heading. Slip Covering Material Economically Priced, 28c Yard A SPECIAL 1500-yard purchase of slip covering material, in woven stripes, enables us to offer the Summer comfort of covered furniture at a price which makes it an economical practice. If you plan Slipcovering for your furniture, this sale means a real saving to you. (Sixth Floor.) ‘ 7-Piece Water Sets Of Attractive Design and Price, $ ] 00 LEAR crystal glass cut with dainty floral design makes this Set of pitcher and 6 glasses a decorative adjunct to the dinner table. Only roo Sets included. An exception- al value. (Fifth Floor.)
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They the owner fae * ey Re ertpatinn ys oy _ > Birra om Bo “ . Ay = aks ahena” 4 : . tec ty, as. Stat a Ahr ge hailey: Siprleay to Se an ie oes r¥s.4 ios ok ie al - eva . en ab a PNG Deed Py Sue” ar Mane pe ee EF . De Mind Ae cat! Seepainen et Se a ee noe i except The petition recites th induced by the defendant @ind hh ov’ he states, that of the apartment was 2 ; : Lewis, but as a matter Man Asserts He Got Worthless cording to the suit. Attie GG. a Equity in Apartment for vaweer = mecCaskil! . ‘thle being heid for them by 3160 Acres, ! as trustee. Believi: told him, Charles Pad + . Oj fac . i was the TT, F. Dunn, of 750 Hamilton ave-‘@ to him title mue yesterday filed suit here for “> Brantee for the $73,000 damages against R. W. Dur-, Durfee and fee of Jackson, Mias.,. alleging the aiso Sues latter induced him to trade a 3160-. acre plantation in Copiah Count”. Miss., and equipment worth $95.090 | be for apartment property at the Ham- | fiton avenue address, which was worth much less than the value rep-. resented to the plaintiff. Dunn asserts he was told the equity in the apartment was worth $65,000 in excess of an incumbran:+ | suffered against it amounting to $105,000 and that in 1921 the net revenue fron rent was $15,816.93, but he found the property was worth even lees than the mortgage, the actual value being $80,000 and the yearly rental) was not more than $9000. He close! | the deal in February, 1922, giving tn trade title to his plantation. but re- owner, use and bens of both leged Munn for turn of $3060 he paid to Durfee. COMIMisSsion Durfee reached today tor a statement. “Train-Hopping” Fatal to Boy. 5121 Wilson ay hospital of James Greco of nue, died at the Cc. 7:30 p. m. from injuri two and a half hou earlier, when he fell be freight car wh! to board in the M Hill vards just nue. A wheel possed over cessitating amputati said death probab!yv nd shock yesterday neath issouri TP’acific loss of blood a e says, no consideration a worthless equity. hat Dunn Was! oth- ARE STILL FOR NEUN nil were owners, Phifo- | “= , ' . Dunn ty» the plantatio: we on a » Citv Central : 7] ; a s* sae Lewis, it is cl ers ' i ref - » commit- Nicholas (7raco., 11 rears old SOT) e? PSC — . - aa ch he had endeavored Oak | Gth and Washingios &| Gingham Dresses | es] .. Giris’ Middi Girls’ Dresses, plain colors ene larg White hin and plaids: large and small collars, braid checks; sizes 6 to 14 (Second Floor) Floor) | TWEEDS AND VELOURS In all-wool 564 to 58 inches wide. In all the leadine S Very desirable for Spring coats, capes, . $1.49 an ete, Specially priced at, yard a RBLECLS i and eral 4 BEAUTY SILK | Liars eaiio0Tr y 164 Fu 38 Inches wide, a bie assortment of colors. Very special at, yYard.... | ROMPER CLOTH _ 82-in. Tub-proof. Very desir- able for dresses, boys’ suits, te. Big ‘variety of pat- Sie a aaiaad ~“¢ 1 29C | RUBBER APRONS Good line of Rubber Kitehen a - 5 niga 29¢ value. Special sonday 23c ”~ ¢ S7c highly mercerized Come in pink, blue ar Stamped in neat patterns, special each 25c EMBROIDERY inches wide: eplen: ment of select \f Thursday on! 25c LISLE 39c FIBER HOSE | Women’s Fiber Silk H HOSE black and colors: sizes & 14 0: snecie Pie te Women’s mer- & to 10: special cerized lisie Hose. These are 2&2 HOSE regular 25c val- Children’s fine and heavy ves; slight ir- regulars: sizes ribbed Hose: sizes lhc 4 to &%: special ‘ to 10 (Main 12'2c SOX Floor), #pecial, seamless Sox, $ Tic | Se iSe 26c | COLLARS Men's white, Mien's in colors. 91, to ll‘; DRESSES Extremely Low Priced New tatiadie the best Sizes SnHnecis Dresses, Coats: hundreds of styles, shades and trimmings; sizes for women and misses. Values up to $25.00. Fale Thursday, Sec- ond floor. J , . Spring (apes, Thursday Only A beautiful assortment hike iroom Papers, 2} 5 ot. } ’ >” {, #11 ei ; “i e : ie 260 - foot Roll Poultry Wire; & feet high, 60 feet \ , $1.98 long. 150-foot Rol! Poultry Wire; 3 seit ae $1.79 ee feet high, 50 box? blue mm al fet $1.19 79¢c dic 9x12 CONGOLEUM japan- ned .. The Gold Seal Brand ; patterns suit. able for any room in the house. specially priced for tomorrow RUFFLED CURTAINS quality Swiss; ready .. complete with tle-backa: aver Ree length and ou rie sh: atme =... £Be Stepladder j , — : > L ‘ ™ noleum . > ; - . ' ; ‘ ’ wl * th» tt , - ; With aR cork ar 4 width; spectalil rubber surface on for Thuredar burlap baer i Varie'y ef . terns tom : Ih @c ee ; : s yYerde Sie " ‘ . : : 7, F . - — ’ > 7 Fi > - ’ t) ‘ oe ; 2 * * —— - oo & Indow oF _ * ‘cr — i * A “ , gt 7) 3 * . , J . . « . ~~, . » > _ _ 30x6 wiae. guar anhteel rollers B6e0rMtel colors aan See Feitche 1ONS itohen Aprons. tegular © of good qual- rues they last ae Big SHOE Sale Women's, misesa nes lidren’s hi P oe Shoes; a Regular 196 Inch gridthe patterns, per day oniy BEDSPREADS Regular $i.35 double-bed size, cro in white, pink or Thureday oy c- | DRESSES aiues ‘het blue: SSES° id tan; 3 25C - Twit . "8c values: ; fe ereale: & regu- PERCALE Size Sox + oe white ~ ee $- they last: eacn 44€ ate for (ths ; Friendly to 1 strength,” the co: “IT was just wonderin would be juswmfice: the then explained Ivy to Ne In. 4 . ro wit! members >» dominating i! blicans in the vith the primary er tomor}! ’ anticinate aw that : spire which will iis tha committe It devel Ward. ’ ‘ if Confest in Twentieth Eisenring is circulating nat thi Repub if - he ward h 1c not yore } S : tn tou! ern i , . +n~-] iltIoON VOrLea * 4} *“m wt PCchnwatl ras reiterated PERSISTENT CALLER AT HOME OF AWNE MORGAN ARRESTED “I Married }icr as Julia Marlowe in 1895," Dienifled Man Tells Detectives. the Post-Disnate YORK, March 7.—Fo! i NEW ,—? oe o . a digni 1 man of yr ‘ am sisbsst Uh ii i? * a. . } ~ . sen +f TAA has been haunting the door nne Morgan, sister « lice were notified. Lis nit visit iv he was walked to downtown lie nu boarded a e to Fourteenth street and The detectives stopped at Fourth avenue and asked him 1e sought to annoy Miss alas? aya ty wre - e mo! et ’ Tt her?" he exclatmed:: wife’’’ him Maeitstrate was Dr. years old, a before There he sald he Wadekind, 62 practicing phyrsician and fancy cat- tle raiser, living at Ledge Rock Farm, Shelbyville pike, near Louis- ville, Kr. He appeared rational ex- cept when Miss Morgan’s name was mentioned. WO ie sued bai , th. Le dekalb a” ea et eer ten av “I married her fn 1893.” he sald. “I knew her then as Julia Marlowes. The ceremony was performed either in a boat or tn West Forty-etzhth street. I left goon after and haven't en her since. In fact, I rather for- where she was living. But I de- ‘ T began traveling looking for J I found five of them ue eves and four with brow: Magistrate Simms ordered nt to Bellevue Hospital. ria one ns jank Merger Proposed. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, March 7.—Merging of the Importers’ and Traders’ tional Bank with the Equitable Trust was announced yesterday. th. for consolidation vestreday. th Stockholders of The merged organ- n will be Known as the Equit- able Trust The Plan to be sub. mitted to the gtox« kholdere provide for an exchange of two shares . Equitable Trust Co. for each shar: of the Importer#’ and Traders’ Na. tional Bank and an increase in the 3 (‘7 plan approval by two inatitutions. ln + bdeth Vat f the only, each re ee: en ', Equitable’s capital sto@k from $20 4 1° 000,000 to $23,000,000, Na-*? | 7" A O'0 EE ee - — -— oo = ) ——— ae 7 — —_ ROM the nonchalant bandana Blouse with its many relatives of printed persuasion, to the Chine&e monogrammed Sports modes and | beautiful costume styles intricately braided, embroidered or bead- ed. BLOUSES share the furore for elaboration in trimmings... Styles favor the overblouse lines, but the jaequettes are exceedingly popular, ~ . and favor vivid embroideries or faney designs. ; : HE creator of Blouses has traveled far in his search for the unusual and the colorful. Almost everv country is represented. Print desiens from India, Egyptian heiroglyphies, Chinese patterns, Russian Batik effects—all have contributed to the Blouse family. If a sat- isfactory League of Nations were dependent ‘on apparel, truly our prob- lems would be solved. ANDMADE Blouses are of course always wanted with the Spring. tailleur and sweater, and we have ‘been exceedingly fortunate in our Spring purchases. Dainty dimities and voiles, handsomely trimmed with hand embroidery and hemstitehing, and real filet and Irish laces can be had at most unusual prices. For sports, there is a tailored white crepe overblouse that is exceptionally useful; in fact, we can satisfy the most eapricious woman when it come to Blouse demands, for never - have stvles been so varied. t? ai Wwe {OF J r rc oe tay ya, I - x° f J5(f Ti 4p f Cr A > 1 A - _ +> é As Vee : leg: ee ° “© ; ee >— sebaeieeii st se aaa —_ Blouse Shop—Third Floor. . Extra Size # ae oe ci i” ? os UR Extra-Size Shop is cere tainty a Mecca for women wh know where to find Gowns and * Dresses that have been specially de- signed to slenderize and still main- tain in every respect the latest styles, lines and trimmings. Extra Size SU1ts — UR Suits, too, share in all the heater that ~Prine hae kh ‘ophy¢ duty that opring has Drougi crepes, HRoshanaras, and all the season- » Women s apparel In general ! } Be ire! i! able fabrics desired; afternoon and din- eharming arrav of a ~ te ike oe] .; ’ 7 ner gowns in more elaborate styles, with ‘t for women who ; the fancy sleeves, or sleeveless, trimmed j ' in loveliest embroideries and beaded de- . Nes, : rom the hand- signs, in crepes and Georgettes and com- ee-piece Suit to the two-| : : binations;: represented by many shades and novelty mix- ) ee and blends. We offer you our best serv- er weneral wear. é | ice and advice as to modes most sulted . to your particular type, and with an as- sortment so varied feel sure your every requirement will be cheerfully met, ‘Third Floor. The Dresses found in this Shop comprise handsome street Frocks in twill cords, Poiret twills, tricotines, crepes, satin ‘a+ piece sult tures | a handsome embroidered in exquisite so fashionable and new. » dress 1s gray he knots to -piece Suit {s Extra-Size Shop crepe, also match the ping front, designed If the dress furnish fancy o-piece Sulit ~ * : “ *% wei aS. Pr Oo 4 wee ~secrame ene ee © eb hee yo | om rn ietier novelty mixtures » nratamine preaominate as to —e irse seaeceo@e, - ‘*@eeecet? flestone ] ny s > ‘p+ 1 aa with the long / f ‘ © “ 2ee -- * eee : Extra Size serv- to inspect this Third Floor pring Skirts % LWAYS is the separate skirt to be considered in the Spring wardrobe problem, and increasingly in demand has it be- come since the vogue has grown for sports and rough and ready apparel. W HETHER the Skirt be of wool or silk, homespun, flannel or | camel's hair, it is sharing in the flair for colors. Knife pleats, too, are much in demand, and checks, stripes and plaids hold their own. Brown and tan combinations are only one of many smart combinations. The new colors include cocoa, camel, Frocks ; leather, deer, cork, and Egyptian and Paisley combinations. ANDSOME Silk Skirts appear in the knife-pleated models in all white or vivid Summer colorings; or plain straight lines, with shirred back in wrap-around or simulated side wrap styles. Our assortment is most variable, and our prices modest ; Skirt Shop—Third Floor. RQ Ae FOO OO ont w= Vets EE SPREE GOO GS BIPM are: ae 2 ~ a 6. rs" _— . pres @ fp -4: es" ¢)* Ps DEP CELIGGSI ES ESC Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth oe : PP - Pei ae eee . vo eo. Tw oe a Core Pte pre eae) Feta ae 2 ek or EY oe Pe a rey ° et? At . . ie ? ™ ; ae SE EA ee Le: t stein uscar ame. eee ed Week de a 4 Eb ST . a pe Faas A ae oo oy" eee be eR ER a PE EER co: SPIE ly BEN aaa ode Fe 7 i —- . —_ ee ed a "nin ) im ee eee a I |
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7 y 40,000. al SDAY. 7, 1923. DNE WE MARCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A IO ONE REST ce LN: ORE RRO ONAN ome ay pt, “ere enn naan ow certian Se 11 -Pageak ey are fh Ci on ue * So MRO, v0 LL. a ae pds Pa ‘ a (remap : ’ il pa RY % ae Silla ln wor Sisiell:-\ aap Pe iat ore apt ge rile satin te mmaslelt > Sehbe’ npatil ae rt mn . 4 ‘ ” dees , _ aie ne ‘ : : , ‘ wa x - ‘e472 Gees & . 2. ee — : g . i he SS a : ; as : ’ oes SSeS} Tr 6 cea: TE FRESE St WY Pes — 7. > e. ad) pr'a>: >» SW OY d =e Times Combined by Approximate! » > 4 “« , = ~ J “\ . ~ “s at SS —— al 0 . ———— | » > i | ae 4 ¥ ; = = «+ & cw i> S Y B S Q | oe fF oka —_7 a oO fi a | Ss | 2 | © oe | YY fi “ bx) © © S | S ‘ath? > is 2 ; ; SRTT TS TTS STIS TET SP cas in Progress Now The crowning event of all our 50 years of store his Big Helpful Cele- try is talking of the and with Easter only Ire coun Ise. Throngs of happy shoppers are here daily here, how timely t Louisans know full well that the Buying Op- unity of years ing weeks away, bration Sale. The ent wonderful merchand keep —St. port 3 EEE’ —_— Soe nate » ~~ ‘ ‘ AO: eS » tenes a rer. aliy ile still main- t the latest styles, pecii shop comprise and a ior women who 9 find Gowns and ze Shop 18 een s th lrmmmed tl ended de- nd b ttes and com- weorce d aborate styles, wi Sleeveless * “EWTESIS SR EGERSERS TERT LTT PPRRESS PORES! See et pE Deere eerwpeserL anaes for the Woman ing for the Children Everything for the Home ing Everyth Everything for the Man Everyth \ \\ \\ \N \\Y \ \\ \\\ \ \ ‘ 4 shades ,oFf han as- ur every n y‘ De e| cheerfully man ire § | by you our best serv- modes most suited , and wit 7 —— .\\ LN \ \\\ ‘\X \ AY WW : ANY een ' ' , > - A \ (ANK SANNWTS a The Store for Look for the Golden Anniversary Sale Signs WYAar \\\ } ~ \ \ AS‘ \ S 4 ra BY: ’ Ss ie a FEDIATL EEL TT TREE a PU \ on OM Pa ‘- “ G! n EE a Ae ned Y= tee SS ~~. \ — ~~ ~ : SS < sot een a co - ~ LP LAA IO Nee ON = eats andi / [2999$6999O000900 mon ae I ee sere 20 dA Al) SN OLS A A ; . se, se yg, Ms ee ee! Re SO a f ee & * sg Me Ne 4 Ys oheas 4
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. ST. LOUIS POST-OISPAILH The City Circulation of the — POST. DISPATCH aione rte rab —" that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the ne ape em nog a amine res Pod PEPPPP PE SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 9, 14 AND 25. : $1.50 to $2 Purses [aay 2F C 4 . | . $2 amo orsets ae @ New ew leather Purses and - anteens ina wide 7 | : , f styles in black, brown, gray. na a | , ¢€ Low bust, medium length pink broeade Cor- — - we OP aii. cane a pat have coin purses ee ) —P topes: e at fr ‘ate ois: Two Ps . ; es 4 eee my hy »f r 9 seta with gradua ed ; nt i | ’ ; SI 18 + a _ fe ag le X | MPs and Redeem fk il R, LOH s iw ~ ae f asin LAI fe ef Dist) ; utors ¢ : V2; Y handise and mirrors s fe | pairs of attached supporters ! : Werchandise—Few Restricted Articles Exeepted. at Retail in Missourt and the West. | Barement_Kconomy — > r° ¢ “? i ; I? Rasement Eeconemyr Ytore be = - a reese neat Aa Ghe Sasemenl Economy dtores DERE A PALA hehe ahh LA Ahhh h eh hhh eke tteaeies Vatetilatatedetetatatatats eaaee Ni e Will Prove Intensely Interesting to Thursday Shoppers Who Are Seeking Extraordinary Values in Spring Wearing Apparel and Home Needs Men's Union Suits Printed Silks a 45c ; *. ? : | mated ; > \ ge : $2.25 Value § 1 59 Value. . : "Ae ae Af} A. ——__——,) J" 3 i; . SEs OE T* ; ‘ ‘ | @ White. pin-check nainsdok Suits of 7 YN . . | By oa - | . | . . ~~ sY @ For fashionable blouses and dresses, aplendid quality; made in athletic style, bog | ee 5°) ne ee Jee eas | . 3 . EF A eg . these new Spring Foulards and printed with elastic webbing in the back; sizes \ aif i | | = “ ’ a - be BG pac By 4 a d “ radium Silks are extreme ly good: wide se- 3H to 44. . j my | . “iD a | eS “Ce oe e% —— ra s = ae ef ection of color combinations ang patterns. $1.15 to $1.35 44c to 50c Mw XK ‘(Bs ee } fn \ She 2 So | WAT ORS SN 7 | $2 Brocade $2.50 Satin Suits Vests ae : & | | > | > | A - Roy j ) | ana. D1, 49 vant, 91 69 Wamen « fne-rih Women's ’ . , : : ; : ' ? ‘4 , 4. Scta! Rec eetion 4 on hed Catton Veet rit} ' > - ' : : Me vs , ’ * ae Se on = ; - 1 oe s : St avy Dress Satin oa : ; - ~~ 2 7e7". . —" ; - > ite In Oren or ciormed : ’ : ~~ | i bis Srocadce in 1e faa . Ru . niaAin « AnCcY vo , : ; / gg : ie = Si I : Wits i rea utiful ‘uster- Styles, lace trimmed | »y | a ies: 1 | | wanted colors: a spien- she! t 3 : > > -* axe 7? a} own r ; ‘ a . :) es : athe tis ‘ “ ? » . *. P ™ , 7? od ”- Snorer hd "ar : wide ind shown in rem" ik ; B,, - “ : : y cg 2 | : a " : ass -: a oa ?9 iv ; ei > = ‘ * 4 .s 56s navy Jorown and slack. 84 to i L aperis pay 1% =a J ' \ “ | RE. = > Lt Basement Economy ‘tere slow: ide alk aes reegnenecented er gMbenderreenraeendedetenenss Nw Mie. oe ine ~ fee eeeceeee Deve feceeeteee Reaeement Econemr *tore f Men’ Birthday Sale of Women’s : — — / A Birthday —_ of Men’s | Unquestionably Thursday’s Most [mportant Event in the Basement Economy Store—T he $1 50 Pajamas ei.s548 |Bitthday Sale of $20 to $25 Spring Coats) 55" $3.65 to $4.50 Valaes 2S ) AS Presenting 500 handsome Coats, Capes and ad tase U p-to-the-Minute Models—Choice at $14 ee 63 ig mem sir: : -_ + . FR iced con- . : ; wy 4 ” . , : g\eervPes, Wit : Fang { ’ G “37 7 4. i1es . ee ‘ S Py La 345 scte 2 Basemen Wusie he Ae ¢ : , + ae . ° a ace. . + _- »~* ung eet Geis, ce- t 5 . } . »~>* eo = ~— - > - it Dresses are $1 | r house, porch or street =% veloped Y Num Ss OS - 2 =F} . YY} 7" " ‘ He 9 nay ty Yh A aie i Sages STs ae, NA ey P., GRRL A Se ee eee MN! iy bd se ty ? aa . it é e Pay Vv . ¥, & ties, at 1FG Pd ey way 7 ct oS Seat it ade Torr en ire chine , and - 7 +. ~? 7 + . - ‘ > > flowers, fruits, ribbons and feat The Birthday Sale of Domestics Offer : a = ers are the trimmings. Every size from 36 to 44: also a ‘ e eefS limited quantity of misses’ sizes | Colors are arau. sand. 16 and 18 and some extra sizes. . : rin 7. Copen. brown, SE a een purple, also black. Seconds of ane prey t onc at 71> A » od Basement Econemy Store @ Six90-inch pure bleached Sheets wit! ieep hems: a well-known make; termed sec- but > Birthday Sale of onds, but the imperfections will not impair ° ‘ » Waltona Mothers Will Be Enthusiastic Aboat the Birthday the wearing quality and are not noticeabie. Dainty Lace Curtains ant eae > Sale of Boys’ Wash Suits $3 ~ a | > a Offered in Three Decidedly Underpriced Lots— ee ) | 48 Seconds of $15 Grade | yj ae aietes , §4-tnch highly yo ent naary Seta. constating of 862 reeniy ae errs f “ ® yee Value woseses., nin ee ; 98c Value $1. 50 Value $1 S35 Value mercerized DaM- -,aesrerts) - ons $5-inch scalloped and apes " , ~ Baer. ask, with wide pink, to fancy rk. embroidered Soreada, ¢€ Attractive Nottingham ind filet weave Lace Curtains in | e\_ a Re. bine, gold or green ~ : a. 22 cae tn handsome d-sigus, if a wide sciection of effective patterns . appropmate for anv veorters. and bolster to match. room: shown in wiiite, ivory and beige 5 P i 25 . ’ 3 . - vr Revereibie tfraper "TLAt eT ver figured nat exci 7 Ori ‘ : 5 : ; jeg) yee e! yarc#s ‘org and vrard wide of this printed : the new Ortenta! a - a ¥ a ine . “- 2 — .% ve ‘ ™ * - - —— — = a mn} an rs beautiful coin wm binations ! : ‘ various patterns SSE, ot re )6OC Tl] make very effective al designs: 72 vards Q ~ 3 | Mt : wide biuve or pink stripes and desig=us: ean 28¢ deer and window hangings : wide, square rard $¢ Ee Se Se sca loped " Deister $3. hematite st i3 vard : $3.50 Curtai 1.15 Li to match ... -_ " - nol m ~ 2 . ar = . o- cal _ 45 a h oe fa ir a 7 . . ~ ™ . . : = - \ P ° - ~~ on a VeRtiora: designe epiendiad for : ernms and colorngs ard » * —_ , - vered . - leas a . , feeoir hemmed Cases: termed Om. Your chetce ; aa the aa 4 Cc fom , hocolate—eerr Ze. “ i a ime oe Geer ar a Window drap-« ? 18 square vars WL . ' . Sirs ns i sires 4: mill seconds of the reguiar C wanted shades: oe 2.18 iictows—4 \¢ a : ar adie wile Snes pea - a Basement Fresem~ ‘care 7 = tal at : Sac grade: each ... > > > > a _ 7 e Basement Feeraemyr Basement Feeeoemy ttere l TOLLE Hit " 3 , . 4 wy 7 2) “—~ G , nhs hh a a 5 nd Ly by 5 ; ae ° HEF eri , 6 ig o i ty Wy; ne i Se a: i “4 he Ma 8 chy ee A a te a my Raa? te a + Li weaegyls ot ott wes i Fl erye: oe ayes a tn Bore ee, RN aS = ’ Pa Si if See Mee! Api ese vn , can a! = ; ye ne fas - 3 : Ai. eae + : ree: iad yea a Rs Ry LW, > ai 2 tes hae ty a a i aks ard PPR BA s te \ / OA Tia eS AD ORR es ‘eee ee er os. are tie te rae ¥ er EY ey Me fib: 3 ‘ee atts pietes i he ee 3 »*@ Yt cg ede Me , . + wee SPP eee OR cig hee ae iiphys eae wigan epee ki yet e's ee er
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a > — 7 oe pagan fre . J - OR er ee wee kw ” 4 my aie ee ae , = WEDNESD : : MABCH Tints. 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’ ee ean SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8, 14 AND 95, urses “Eh $1.65 Silk : a rls wid s = Hose a 85c Woven Tissues | — velianadeggiadee € Women’s heavy pure thread silk Hose ; wn, grav, navy semi-fashioned style, with mercerized rode ony € Fast color, yard wide, small and medium § garter tops; black, white ae ae Pata sized colored checks on white grounds; a very ¢ and colors $1 25 We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash | Largest Distributors of ‘Steeiiedian excellent quality Tissue, In all the 69c t_ Economy Store Main Floor or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the West. | ee ee tena Third Fieer -— ' A Special Purchase Brings an Attractive Economy Event Tomorrow! Sale of Untrimmed Spring Hats 1200 of Them—All in New Spring Shades and Shapes —Scores of New Styles for Spring Wardrobes _ : Exceptional 3 | 7 Values— : Thursday at. . —_ 4 XS Specially 5 Priced at. @ The many women and misses who like to trim their own Hats will find in this special sale an opportunity to | t effect the new Millinery modes at a very nominal price. = ae > In the wide variety of styles there are pokes, off-the-face ¢c An extensive collection of swagger Coats and chic ia : styles in large and sm: all sizes. tricornes. roll brims and Frocks—in sty les so varied as to afford pleasing choice : : mushroom sh: ipes of the favored Milan hemp and Timbo for all types—groups which it will pay you to inspect : «braids. | at once, for all garments are remarkable values. Sizes + The color assortment is also broad. includ. | 14 to 44. i ing gray, brown, navy, almond green, : Alice, sand, purple, gold, paon, red and black. MSS © The Frocks The Coats = Special Group of Trimming Wreaths Special Group of Fruits and Flowers —include variations of the ——Cre of the polo type, some ’ ; : Per! apgthe very easiest way to trim a Hat is to us wi With ee hy few deft touches, these clusters and mountings may basque effect, draped, blouse, trimly belted, others flared, ‘if m i vanta 7 Fruits nd eo aaeae ethecnd toe sea 1. nal ge yoni ae Rnggumne tf cing Solis a fi a 15 bouffatt and straightline and all splendidly tailored and % SHR Siete toner meine 45 Sa st Sar"is, srotece Sycine sonra: ier ante styles—-fashioned of taffeta, lined with silk. The fabrics |i! | . cs ae aes | ee Georgette, satin, Canton crepe, include tweeds, Polair cloth " ; fede crepe de chine and the new | and Camelaire—in plain tan \. cn E ee — ee ' : ——— — eee ee printed crepes—in brown, | and brown,also shadow plaids \\ 1 i navy and black, as well as the and other effective combina- ! Extraordinary Values Mark Tomorrow’s Special Sale of new light colorings, with | tions. Large patch pockets, 7 trimmings which add highly | novel cuffs and attractive col- 7 : ) : ss : to their desirability. Sizes | lars are prominently featured. e S ] es tl e 136 S h to 44. , | Sizes 14 to 44. : Needs Silks 59 ses and dresses, rds and printed y good; wide se- ons ang patterns. $2.50 Satin xara, 91.69 Heavy Dress Satin th a beautiful luster; rd wide and shown in Vy. brown and black. ent Economy Store Fourth Floor 1000 Attractive Silk 3 | : YE? \ __ ie 69 Step-In Combinations | @m™ a4 rere ea : | Peg cant | $3.7 5 CO $ 450 Crep e Suitin os | | You Can Profit Considerably if You Attend Our only; limit of 6 to a custo- | white and colors; spe- 4c Thoreday. 0 ae} —Thursday at the Special Price of, Yard. . ) 38 3 ‘March hug Sale %) : : q All-silk self-colored plaid and striped Crepes or plain and 50c Dyanshine | 10¢ and 12c Rick-Rack novedty weaves of silk-and-wool Crepe—40 inches wide—in Barton's well-known leath- | | Braid sports and staple colorings, and extremely smart for Spring Which Offers High Quality Floorcoverings at bibdiiees Savings F.& a a olish; for a | 3 “we = br and . 2 25, 29 and sh: shown | ease: mae 6©@ «(his is a most opportune event and many who have not given thought to nut or cordovan, rown an eS 20, «5 n 33; white; 3 to = buyer; 20¢ | in. en Tc | Persian Crepe Canton Crepe Black Charmeuse Spring re- decorating will find this the ideal time to do so, and profit greatly. ERLE Se See | | $3. se er $2 98 pe the Grade were 19 $2.50 Grade $I 98 : Seamless Pe ; Axminster for at, Yard. ! 70; donen.... ‘ V ' Axm te King’s pool Cotton, black — te 703 100 pieces of a!) ~milk. 4. inch Filk- and- wool Canton Crepe, Soft rs fin! aaa satin - pase ; . elvet Ru Ins r Ru Limit 1 > Re Crepe de Chine with Oriental 40 inches wide—of ideal drese Charmeuse; 40 inches wide, , - ' 38e 3-in-1 leatherette Shopping - and Parsian printed patterns weight In black and the deep black and of splendl - $35 _. 5 and 5% | Ru | } a ert wot Beery oy vd on % inet oe of various attractive colorings most popular Spring shades weight and quality ee 5 gs $4.25 3 45 -yard, various colors se Third Floor ‘ 2 ‘ 4c Dorcas Darning Cotton, 30-7 a | Grade. . ° Valae. : ° T lawn or cambric, 6-ya “ a 4 machine ol, will net gum ee Closely-woven Wilton Vel- $47.50 Value for | ISe All-leather Machine Belts, vow ot __Clonely-woven. Wilton Vel Be Defiance Safety Pins, sises 1, 2 an “ c Voiles sheer quality Volles, the new Orflental and Migns; for blouses and | ~ 39¢ quality. aes —— : Bape yg 8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs Ruffied Curtains Curtain Materials este SEE sca ales $42.50 Veleip edRian. oS - g 53 9.75 floral design “Slo. % ee A ; = 75¢ per cose! -_ Rugs in a veriety of Oriental, medallion and small allover ef- 40c Sanitary Aprons e | =45c Sanitarv Napkins — a Oo 60c and 5 Qe | 29c Bath Towels tects: colors of blue, taupe, rose and des! read mixtures. They will | . ‘ ° . | ; Sie Dresemaker« Pins. ¥,-Ib. boxes...... ( 4 T b] | h | 3 : I id . Sse Dresamakers' a ane = ablieciotns | {| nial 9x12-foot Rugs in Wilton i0c¢ Slipper Trees, per pair peoese : O8 orative colorings }Ti- V ] R lea H Sets... -- ings, ne Wilanap Dreas F aateners, all sizes, white and black... .! * $5.50 $9.98 1d! 84, "9 € vet ugs 1@c Surety Collar Bands, all sizes, oaee Se two for.. one tOe Binck Dress Belting, 2% to 4 inches wide, yard. 10 damask pattern Tabie- going through to the back. | with deep rick pile to | Heavy seamless Velvet | ° | s lore ffective round designs a for kitchens, bathrooms and | : * | @igns Bize 4.3x10.6, fin- Surety Hair Nets | q@ Curtains made by one of America’s foremost makers, ¢ | ished with. Bbits; con s in | | cellent quality; guaranteed | long. Finished with strong over rlocked scalloped edge. Se G a Ironing Wax. 250-4. Basting Thread, size 50 to 70, white. ... | — Linoleum choicest and most dec- 10c Peets’ Hook« and Eyes, various sizes. ... .* V “ ye Val., cluding ro blue $45 Ge Enameled Coat Hangers -o oon mes are . | taupe and attractive $37.50 ogy went Senin oft NN oo cus cael a hole gal 176 | © Pure linen, bleached = 4. ya ry " gree, with colors blended shades; made Grade. . - & notin ; | 10c Turkish Face Cloths, scalloped edge cloths. "“Ox70-inch size: ; .. Choice of hardwood, tile, give long service; suit- | Rugs, woven of select yarns your choice of various - block and carpet patterns; able for any room. | in many rich colors and de- inin Ae : as nlendid rin offices. | tshed with fringe. 40c Dress Li a, | | Double mesh Nets, of ex- | in a wide cae 4 of patterns, many designs, three vards tile 66 spas Vo “izee8 24 to 44: | “*hursday, ea Cloths Japanese Tea Cioths ira and other attractive Sy 4k-) nec h Siz¢ S @nagse ... | 19€ th ae double thread, strong- i Towels, wit saolored piace SOC, ment liceonomyY Ster> Pe tek ors and Sar Southall’'s tmported Nap- | Values, Yard. | Ine - be waered | harmonize * th almost any decorative echeme. Hize &.3x10.6. Aprons of pure gum rubber, kins of excellent quality ab- | i Turkish Towels : | er ee ——— ee 2 — E _ in good size and the ? 9c Serdent cotton and 33 . | hemmed large sie and —— : lar kinds; white and gauze; 6 in package.. C Excellent quality crossbar Figured and spot grenadine. vy quality; 22¢ Fifth Fleer aon: eGcn C | ! | marquisette or volle Curtains, crossbar marquisette and voile | Mata Fleer with full ruffle and tie-backs to materials. White, tvory and ue Third Flees id | Mh a Ay _ ™, ee, ~~ A. Pe & x», i. 7 | rmatch. beige. Fifth Fieer © 6 to ae ee ale s > * > . ‘
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, Times —— . te Circylatio of t the — P alone os ximateiy : facMilla Arcuc €k- ions rarely have been recorded ir li appited to the -comd- annua: ., ‘ommunit lest plan in of moving Doctors prescribe — . : . = ’ - , ° 2 . ' . . xs - . . - 7s , - « . th % on * : ¥ - ioe a . 6128 ———» > Whos ras , ee ee _ 28 cer Regedit ante ‘ *~ | eration itulating ou! " Nujol because it acts like oe ® P : ‘ - 2c’ aad : : . oe" ] Li fi R ‘ ‘ aan ** - . > > ' aft! ou? ‘rle ’ eo ~ wate . ™” i 3 + . dy i F i . 52} ‘ ura iuo Cc 1¢ - Easton A more delicious new | a . Bat _ Mystery of the Arctic | armpeig} OG, 0UGay: * first campaigr Smaps ee a thus secures regular bow ees "t oad Reatth ater of avis. g The aurora is the mystery 0 eee Wr. Wansiiaiias, abu s secures regular bowel THURS VY AND PRIDAY ae tt =e wen a *. aiag (0 4 ij : i. bed amt iS €X}] cea : S "thea 2 = oa n -. movements by Nature sown 5 alla ; AS Are a t - . : itsti i & pee — acecisted tH 1 method—!xu i bricatio nb. Try i? 4a edit ond apr Pork Sausage, Ib. 12°.c es tiie the search ia. . iy doa 7: eee ase tages ort angus cian _| St. Louls campai aid xperi- todar . . ae their team nam Link er Meat : : : } ‘ leh, - , . ._. : = - “ &r Tre tTles howed that . a oe tric = tit rt 4 rane , M it magnet ter a ed ‘fort would be ma t 3 per cent of pl os ‘ —. : i on tne { om Spareribs, Ib..... .lic§ | ¥ } v2 | Within the f which we like- to get more than tt 1.- | ealts in full. On this basis it ae a ee . : | mpat get cages’, ery i i that this amount. “ as estimated that the overs ip- gf ae * bulietin always Chuck Roast, ib... Sc ee es cents sellin in incandescent riow raised. would he memberi.. , + tn | coment eae ee | house and al : lalieat a i frozer sateen’ , a a Se ea sae igh to take care of this sarink- ae ote ences. \Van anc VEAL =: sew HD. 4 e = chief was Jectrical visitation from some oth. | john L Johuatoa. chairman of the|*t-_ Picdges upon which cash was) [iis squeenenesseeem 2 ‘pearing at cast , ete . . t > ) : ) wi a “hy # a “ Rane’ - ee eae — , ; atte sae es ia rt 7 * aati be Zinn! “84 ' extern ta, - a the. $e elie LLL ALLO CEN A En AN Te ps LS joy re * ay s7% ie, sled a! ~ Rec eur terece Ts Iir Se Louis : etl _— GREY IRON FOUNDRY SS = his 3 ik Seek weteres 0 | + oes a FOR SALE OR LEASE | : : Exceptional opportunity for manufacturer wanting 5 wm et toms per day. light. medium, heary castincs. “hop complete, e& > ficent. Reasonable terms of sale or tomnace privilege leasc. 7 dress W-144 Peest-t i-patch. Novelty 413-415 N. Sixth St. > s Tailored | tewarts at Waists’ “ | pongees. trina = Ss ,- ran Sizes 36 10 48 ~~ 2 = y Ry Sizes 6 tol 4 ‘ .. : i = 100 Samples. is . $i ae Vales } ars $25, $19.85, ; = , Y MANAGEMENT SALE . (fo) —— OUR NEW POLICY \2 Prices are a “Le ey. (set , 3% juainted. ¢ / The Smartest Styles ‘in Clapes and a A . s KL ~ Cue ae ht) =i ‘s 4 BE SOE Rat Ses BEES IN EE WEE ¢ PO Anes 2p Perey "a 4 * ee i +4 neath Se RNS HOME Ba merce we" a ~ AS Shép iostend Perfect-fitting garments. fake advantage THE GREATEST VALUE. wait EVENT HELDIN ST.LOUIS * CAPES—COATS | Velverette Without a doabt the Shawsheen grandest assortment special- Bolivia ly selected. Real copes of —= ope i wes? ¥ “Es oe E . use e te eee : 4% REP ett a sty i S$ Peppa : Pike Wis 7 vA ry i, 4 be fe oe . » : ~ id ot ’ . ‘ . 4 . oo } ; wv. if4 ia _ f Lite? . : wid 4 r a “a a as , > te t af ae .* . 7 f 4 ik ‘i, ; ’ . . : 2 ad : ieht a PS. 4 + f = . , 4 rs r +s , / e. ‘sl ae % ; ae hemes . Z tus ° @ ofA) 4 “g, osx tif p Ay r ' 7 tai ft. i hy) js oy (4% 4. J P ? , ‘Jf i 7 . . - Pe i * OUTS ES | 4 om é ox : — 7 : . s* ; - 4 7 - - : 4 7 . ° A J “ayy , ‘sa ae oy “4 rh ® d rf “f . 7 if Ay ea _, if “ ’ ’ . mun * op tf ia : 7 4 ed TRE ‘Vv f? fi ; nt 4" ‘ tf pf . + tt. 7 - - . . ° . » ° _ rm 4 Jak eK ia ta fT uf, . 7) 4 4 if Y de , a _ rN Ls : 2 PS ad | rs 7) 7? « , . . » ; 7 . : ‘ - “ . . 7 . ’ Z ; : pow ’ ‘e “ ee. , Ae : . KYAa dt “ * * e+ - . . veyn ; , da , 4,0) 54 . | : ‘ ’ ; . _ es 4 5 ; ‘ yt > 4 ave Ye ‘| 4 pre Me! es ae ra - RR Ree L SUITS ey 7a = Our Main Floor Offers the Most Pesdadiiii Values —Real Anniversary Bargains PETTICOATS SILK BLOUSES *==*= HOSE ye pir pm rag Puit taentoned Suk Howe: ; ieee rete a » ages as een (er iaius cighenibiarninbeptidephy gia 2 Ps i a" hv Syst iias parietal. ree on a eo eee ee eee se. - RL CEN Tae +, Ot ae Tee “«“ se ee ns ied eal, pout nv sr a i
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YEDNES RCH Mis WEDNESDAY, : MARCH 7, St. The City Circulation of the Dafly POST- Draerwsy | alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Fines > Combined by Approximately 40,000. - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee ——— — —_ ~~ eS ee ~ ee ae a, ee ee eter aetetee ee + |killed yesterday in the mine of the|here, when a coal fall broke his ° as oe “400,000 HOUSE PALICII BOLTED | St. Louis Coal and Iron Co., near | back. re. pp eroons : | Sports Hats , : Third Yj those ‘oid USIC C 0. BY TWU DEMOCRATS We have the Records of these popular artists on sale Representatives Donnelly and) Avenue | J (RAZZ : Street | peer | Bales Huffed at Defeat of Salary Reduction Bill. POOR A lat 4 ' : Pe fe oa, Ae ew Ne noha Oily De oe ~ sod 2 Poe, VCE “? dnt i v ‘ ee Ears f Lear ry » . » - 2 Bidte ee ; xf ~ wf + ; b~ ot g } : a, eet 5. rs x : - : : Se A I 5 A OEP: ANI RS ARG OE, 0 tt ati A OIE EN LT A AN OE A Ris ALD LOL ELLA AO DIR Ae A = ny ’ oe an siechtaienintiinate “ . A ne ~- on « - a Reed - m ~ OR net age . ~~ Oe te , : “ ey oe Oe ee Worth $7.50 , Dept. Washington Avenue Corner Seventh Sale of | Trimmed and Tailored Hats \ : and By a Staff Correspondent of the , Post-Dispatch. JPFFERSON CITY, March 7.—A/j, Biliboarad BE ON SALE BEAUTIFUL cove & ction of valuable break of tw Democratic members S ’ the House last night from the} HEREVER footlights party caucus for é time indicated | blaze, this “pennant-win- ee ee nee’ wae ning battery of Songland” is eo ae she Senute known and applauded. To flash ; wonidl be paseel ip the House, but their team name o4 the big elec- their failure to obtain a following To the woman seeking something “different” for Easter we f other nauwere means probably recommend the charming fashions in tongues, straps and lace : tric sign out front , of other m PRING it on Fae ty, & oming tReet reas tha the bolt ili not extend beyond effects we have assem ibled at the very low price of bulletin always insures a packed 54 (ee ee ee ast night’s caucus was mn . UMmMBER | house and enthusiastic audi- sider the action to be taken on the x 5 ences Van and Schenck are ap- arty program, ‘hic! > s , bes ° : \ pearing at princip wie a —— sd ——~ 7 YOUR COPY NOW Stands—Fifteen Cente THE ORPHEUM \Iso includes several economy mea: ) ur smarting inder the defeat DRY All This Week administeres arlier in the exe yg . 4 . 1 a r ‘ Hats for which women have been accustomed to paying $7.50 and $8. Featured in our Millinery Department | f P luce Salaries of ° © 7 > rs , = 2 . , , \ , SFE | Go and hear them. Their snappy, virtually all State employes failed Pq \\y Of Soft Patent Leather py Songs, aiwa Vs Nn ’ ri? rive lionnel of i | \ ; { : pepp! : eW and fres Ny to pass. Representatives 1 iy O1 With Gray Suede In- ; . a ~_ : . jIrect 1a} ] 7 - : . + ‘ ’ Fer wanting §& to 15 | ape Pures: mewdy, punc tuated with a Laclede County and Representative lays; Gray Suede, with ee Se 88 | ee or ean wi | d_ Representative lays: Gray § , for Thursday. New materials, new trimmings, new = ‘ a SO Bales of Shannon Councty announced ,’aten niays am ° ° privilege leasc. Ad- | J ebimsical and entertaining that you'l in the caucus that they would not Tyinenings; Blin € & styles. Spring Hats of Hairbraids, all straw and inds allin O S Ss e coerced. and in effect serves Skinner's Satin, Plain : : Ap SS rectt: tek- angen : maagemenec heme ped io straw combinations. The values are most unusual. 0 ’ one my nets , *. ' vr) tice t hy y "OU le PALL tne caucus , = 85 : J Floor S16 LOCUST st ashington I ae OR 0 Sicth = ¥ DEE Millinery made to force ac- ug -“ mage a make records of Mitih gf Sees if an attempt was : ade beeg a eir breeziest songs exclusively | Ss Se tion at that time on the party meas- OM Ee. a | | Black and Wanted Colors for Columbia. _Mamors of What Occurred. caucu t and Besides other colors, plen- . ? ; e: ae x ‘s Lt 4 i { ‘AUC US: I . . ] “ Ir S ew Y 2.4 it a. 9 the et words of the two HRepre- ty of stunning pagterns in , Zs r ? 7 o. . % “ res } Ht } Uy L £ ? 4 ge} + Be Les Annot i) r) ] ‘Ti. th ; ] } >¢ gray are ine lude s Louis, . ; xceptio / V [ eS for Th rs t Cuban or flat walking heels . | pot rf “ah Bice; ee ‘¢ any attempt was made to tie the for selection. All sizes. wT Lee a : é Spring | | ieee) ||| | (if any attomey ice caucus on. the oo eh Hats that are worth up to $15. Copies of | ~ $ | " Dn he narty programn without including in | = | high-priced original models. All the new Sample | . SSP i Ma IRE sie fy it it th » sala 7 re luction bill, they | Other Indl od I shapes, trimmings and colors. | Coats and 3 Se t a Columbia By Sal (0 07) ia ae | Patterns by Wichert _ Dealer and hear ey ki oi » Be gern ce ali oney. eine $10 to $12.50 their latest on LT ih ait yi . chairman, did not put the program -On the ae Capes : : 4 | : fx. te a vote, desiring, it is said, to avoid a a : iq : an epen break The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening if] b A i Deen tn Hare ‘ : x4 * . -% i ‘ . ‘ . fsizes 6 to 14. Whitecotton of hewspaper giving Associated, Press news service. feth e authors id ’ ‘a 4 ' ; od - ee . j , Re : ” ‘ ¥ - : 5 wd = ( . + ? ~~! . j , : ° * , 7 ee : , , . an é c 5 ; ; . ‘ A , ‘ “5° s 4 I i --s 100 amples. yr ysl ee rs , > ie ; eenen fit ee a, orig ; tort the salary reduction bi scored o-5 sa > | on @* Si. ns “eS ~* ‘ ; * pi Lad ‘ Ritha . s a \ . 7 ed “= — ae “ ps 4 2 ’ ' . - | ‘ +hhyryy ar: | : a 9 3 APSF LTR PIAEIAL aa nahh Lea ly rer cr tt res ecebe erat ipeigiet OP Liege el 9) pert, —————— i ———eeee_s=S ee $25, $19.95, $15 Values $ 75 | . New. Pr Ocess. ee os oe a 4 + “ ru thle i COLAGD PR ebas epithe VAT ne Brace up your ch I ated. d. ng garments. htave of this sale. ae) ELE TSTOVraeryy ay errr yiy ye rire f enabling the Gov- . . ad eo ? ; . A . ’ | i 4 a4 . ey ° a oe or, 4 - y aaa ee Po : Se Ma oS ee et — ys 4} ‘ 7 4 : —— . . > ; ot. aA 4 } 4 (l¢ i ‘ A — --* : x “* “s Z - . - » Se os - . ; . vA a > Om ‘=a , , “4 ”) : oe” “ts. Z A a Fe os W f : * e *, ‘ , ’? 7 a-roni: a ¢ a Vy SS GIES Re OS ea tay Mae rnor ti vatronage away from ° a. : , . hat J . . " es . ' I oa ms E . Pos «*. , Se ae ‘ n > A. ed said he prepared it at | f thea Democratic cz Meinl tii IT 4 eh batettivy Velverette Shawsheen : i" 7 A ae , | Bolivia | By Pica. atmetan “Cee Sie iar okt Rome FE Il epecigciedle- aire agony me 5 an d ot h er a - we s m8 c 4 a ine Oid hy ldtnge - : . 1] be , "carta into a ‘ pant high | : Wi ie Ga (Sa er Chocolate Bars NUGENTS, ; : prt 2 6s Fined for Flight After . | ii rage tg AY mi. CLOTHING aetna . | ahs P ayes of rene Goal i st. CHARLES NS ON © Fpit _ BROADWAY ie tacentt “Jubaetetines = dl can “Allie d go the Glow of Health TH BROADWAY as fined $100.) The charge wes} fil Crete by tae Milwaukee, U.S. A. 507 NOR a eeu ae en el Hib Send 10c for Eline’s Pocket Dictionary- to-date, contpeeess umes for 50c. Between Washington and St. Charles—Across From Nagents. § s*reck_ Henry W. Frevert of : Mh _~ Past St. Louls Stere—324 Collinsville Av. th “Market street ¢- . ; : comprehensive some ; anA *r\s \ SOMOS anet Kile a br “Fan of Coal. > The POST-DISPATCH is the onty St. Louis evening By the As mat 2 LP,Iv eas ij Math ¥—ten Be] mewspaper giving Associated Press sews service. 'paurt, 35 years old, a miner, was|
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A: ———— Comer . Circulation of the pel: POST: DISPATCH alone Approximately Pee thatofthe Daily Globe- Democrat and the Easeseramn iia oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH be Gy SrceT : a — WOON SIFOCMTON [ris Wit Ward OFF « *Double Eagle Stamps + FIRE ONCE A TEACHER And Break Up Colds Se eA saving as real cash—just like cash ig he this store on Thursday we give double the: ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE | | — Se the usual number with every purcha ; _ eo Just a teaspoonful ef Dr. Caldwell’s Mrs. Ella Cowan Kelly, 70, Had ‘Sree P eu for Three Years HE two ailments that people Receive Friends. generally regard as of the le ast importance are in reality the of most SeTIOUS Lilnesses ani P , P in Pa : 4 a sy : er ' a Bs: famaly can 1 3 omguesee 3 oy, * Picywert L 2 Lé | the greatest proportion of deaths. a” oe tae fe os ; = Y! . > . Z ‘ iwmeece : is 4 - : . | 1oOn rere . Tt eh n Si... Joniweu Perret: | | M4 ae ve A =| - Manv now! | > ) “qf - doctors. now be : vai BROADWKY & MOROAN St years we SS WE GIVE AND @EDEEM EAGLE ST ng Certii- | of Der osit—and Sensational Low Prices on aie oo angel Pie gts | | out constipation, dus eel otall Okla vy | os ther etor = unhesitatin Sty recommend Ow Shoes tellect and ¢ . Wrapped uj ee oe a eens. oe Sat They may be the career of an only Son whot ee Oe YO eer temlly. cacy aspomstips oe ; 2500 PAIRS IN TWO LOTS Was trainirz ror a prot : , Vo Fe 4 a a Catcal OOM Lil S] r . nes. CZ ; } Tebesaes i0n t n ror _ tn 3 ‘ ‘22% im‘ .« ; dit iit? Sri? ig 7 tin i hs Biju ics. ° a e ar o C7 “aj — cas} 7 herefore in cold weath Speipes* ocho months, bearing 3° and 4“, ¢ . This happens ta be a =u naitg | exercise more; eat mot +t r. Caldweu «er a ee ie 17 special underprice pur- chool. She severed the as ee ee ee cientificall v-balanced n : ey at in and let us tell Iw special underprice pur of her friend u ¥ FOr ) a vata ene tag, eg ind of Eevptian senna with | ; : : chase enabling us to of- : ; s an ; i? aw: 3 _ ip wad OO ‘ 4 ; LA List ; ilk ~ ~} . sal — at a: = ni : ‘s gotten by em SOT iter- Fgh Pan ——_ the } a separa leasant-tasti: aron Onan it is | ! adout this short- term safe ifm- i= fer them ai @ ridicu- none eee for work s9 8) SES Se safe to give to Infants, amd au 1 “+ lously low price. yrootreacer in a& pt! ou &£ iso ic 1iamwe BO cords Daren ke it. pefore vou again - - Thereafter that intermittent em- Hi] i e from the med ota Styles for Women and Growing Giris OR te) parm ine 7 en en ee nee) at oes w hoes. eae saa i z ; * as ) be 4 oo : ip Li tte dante’ OF sou ihigeey re fat er eee ALES Us. a oy oar pate aly : vt - , tant ee . i a os e + » Zz ~~ ge Pisa: await CcAarme heod. Th ment advan ee > ~*~) —— ~—- . . o _ > . a" * «« : + ’ + iil. a . if b : * isd . : , : . . r. c* . is = . ‘ = ~~ — 4 ~ 4. - - =, . ., r . . Ps > ™ = ” 2 7? > ~ " . \ . Tk} ‘? 7. 5 _— _ 4 i * ‘ : » : x. - ; hy 7 ’ ~— rior th * «4 > : . _ . * ’ _ . re ro o. . 5 = « taciturn en x ~~ * _ > * » o : . HH _ " _ . — . Le» »: ~+ . ‘ ; ‘ ‘ > toe _* - —— " y - 4 : > « ecree. , : : a : T> = > = rit _ . = . 4 ' i? : . Beste : , St, ST - " Girls’ Coats - perenenetnes "1 bevig J Lee Ne Rab es Gant je. pra ion 6 a Dupl ex : Shades Ra Sur ‘+ 7 « 47 © . ure . he » Sc Lous Largest Womeas Specreiy Seg 4 einai ta bend Sue Sep geet Thay wide LINOLEUM Bane rr ben cake, Jase “7 esti ad ae ‘ii _pctanncernatine De stay Bae ata 7 Lt tite oo Od } by ot ee ‘ $ RAAT a tion RICED to meet the restricted purse, these Suits presen AU er ? Laster } J ies . 3 . ; . 7.T> , TYT) ODM. Be here LOMmMorrow—w i mav not dpe adie to D | is Op ? ° , . . . F ; ~ = . Yr mone >, > .>> = ‘ « > > cy 4 ’ : ‘ i ae | Y . [ ‘7 gi Bi i ‘ei shoppe! seen ine th iil LT1¢ ’ A - —_ A+ wmansenh rr Uncomm _ Ti ¥ Sic, ~ : _NAIRN'S, INLAID “TINT RUM Values, $29.50, $35 and § Es eee: 4 ret ae are Choice Thursday =a og) =. 22¢ Pajama Checks $1.75 — de Chine : : : SS 4 : a “3. ns . ‘d e "a Rye. . cD a > oi | *: iin chec .* (ca - 7 5 . . owe & is . eo ‘ >. && can 2 —— “ , ~ ; f ’ — ; . Pmroasts ¥ mone + J a 2 e ? “a t, i ; m c veg New } / | ‘ pi ae Indian Head wr = res prong slaces c~ . — > . ie : : Iu ~ Spring — id p : | Wy i nee Intinn ee $3.50 Canton Crepe Fabrics Sty . herd tN | oe $] Q8 . 839¢ . an =" the sew See ; ee Tee.) | a Bt 23 ra ot a4 *d Foe E | ~~ as 2 rari S| >9 - oe) 4/C BOSS OS ore See crore: = ow =, Pe an ee Se BOSH oS sre csee ' a ee ee ee [a Associated wa spears exclusively in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news- eS Louis. ane | —— oscte —" fee =. en ee eee —. : . .> . 2 >. - . .* ~ . we ; a iss 7. , . 4 > * ¥ : : » ~ y iF 7 ; ° - >. - i = oe. “Sa e . a : > ty = : . >» * a. " . . * Om wey, a ' ; ™ . : —_ = & » ' : . LSot > iat reo \ : . . : : : ; ‘ ; EA ’ : ie | 4 . ‘ . selectio! for Wome ris ies a ee ee + p the}
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WEDNBSDA i FS $3, ps like cash in ye double the surchase. 74 Ae WEA GAN SF. MLE STAMPS bw Prices on OATS DRESSES $995 onfidently ask you to in mind garments that oe be satisfied to $145¢ tc a. 0 fe ir, when cornye te mi Lk With our Trow. WE ENO Dresses and C $5 to $10 M R ill let you be the Girls’ rene splendid gele th on ” Capes and ." ys for less. y try tg lue $5. 98 zy in New Smart mn bright PS. Rolls ee e125 | iffon Hose - ms black or- gunmetal silk Sizes 10. $2 e while last, % pair, 3.00 mg Hose ene {2 19 L Union Suits p Spring ‘ ” Sui ts, tight “ knee, we es £iZzes C ee ase) Sun eee 50c Soisette Japanese Crepes ool a , fast color o« in nk. bluse, orange. ‘ et in hor mili | Cc Pepe & . rd a 35c Cottonades Ta et rone ; a | or mens : Seria! that vw ’ fed far pure aTay ar a oot pes 2c arenes = . : ; grounds Ya e . —— Ww EDNESDAY, ee Se - ee suatlistienes — MARCH 7. 1933. The a City Circulation of the Daily POST: DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the stained ned and the Times s Combined by ; Appenatmately 40,008. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 13 7 er OE _ , a _ +e -—— memes -- ~- = om - - — rs : er Rolls? DOO DOOB sively news- *) eke heya yey ——— se a UN NPRECEDENTED CIRCULATION ACHIEVEMENTS , During the week ending Saturday, March 3, the Post-Dispatch established a New High Record 1n Normal Daily Circulation Averages, with MORE THAN DAILY CIRCULATION The City Circulation of the Daily Post-Dispatch alone newspaper COMBINED, or BOTH other evening news exceeds that of the morning and one other evening papers COMBINED by 950,000. | SUNDAY CIRCULATION Average for February This Represents a Circulation Gain of } 5 os 5 4 Over the New Record Made in January f ? Only five Sunday newspapers in America—three in New York and two in Chicago—have circulations equaling that of the Sunday Post-Dispatch The Sunday Post-Dispatch has 50% more Total Circulation than the Second Sunday newspaper, more than four times as much as the Third, and over 60,000 more than BOTH ADDED PTOGETHER. POST- OISPATCH St. Louis’ ONE BIG Daily and Sunday Newspaper ' s 7 . se . Se eee ee oe Ee aha Pee Sar oe a Vale” ee - " ne ray ay See . a. in _ oa eee ae ocialiaieatih nee ere PI ae RNB a ho CLT RR lilt ay ti Lae OES ERR. a eS Sa Ot S Se ae ape nee ner 6 RG Ne AAA Gn ies , — . — - , - = — — one ben or ereen .
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ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ia Cacenyos o * : Sth “ORCHESTRA LEADER AR ‘ARRESTED IN 97. 97. SLEEPING SICKNES2 ‘DEATHS. ™ been = r ported. nearly °* | ILLEGAL COMBINATION CHARGED Why ik a= eee is REMIFY’S REQUEST NDICATE * MUNICH F EVOLTIONART PLOT suo ac ——— sod Breck = are) eae ie _ Most Dangerous ) pected With The- By +t , : Professor Also ‘ ress g jo Ace [ Po March is the ' —e : —s - f Seve? (lleced ? =e} Onin “P= ' . >. : r ‘ ‘ ’ — — isa , ~ = - : Ps Z a a - ws ‘- 6a rneerous r. : ms . ns lan . . m c 4 . . pee ~ es ee rs de cPe whet ¢ .* : ae a *- ’ ; | : ; e* —_— - - - - 77 a. s . 7 th . . : J : > & . ~ : - ee i . it} . - rt “ul ar] . aay . 2 so 4 Se! .~ & ‘ : a ~) ° o ‘ | a , as - a a ~~ ~ * ' - oe Santa 6th & Franklin ikied Pigs Fel aNNET ECTIMATE ek es age “|New Rectangular clean. Instant Hot Cocoa & Fuchs and. Herr | lethars | nog 2 Wrist Watches PREP UR ATION Increases Sought by Heads of te Mido mat i Seas 7 f t t 3 - ber 3° Solid gold, 18-k. platinum fini jis ution is — . ; ht : he ra oun : | - ° 4 s , Ne spuecur or milk required oOr-j 1 . : ' ? ia veal lu a Fh Re BRAT ON oa i - io the Bi ~ ©F I 4 te en an read City Depart ts for the ee sae “inaiiitienl ae OR set with 4 diamonds: high-srade }] ful combination in restrai! oft Z sola Sos 7 quires het wat is Prewer’ ity ep men “6 a pet » TAs l7-'ewe! e nt. Extr = ‘ ; : Pisi.OQ,. Gi | “a toe serve rut wu rye - - a +. Pree a ewe. movemen wl a Specii., ‘r ; ‘ : ir in he Sherman ; uritie aré % L pack Quantity caonl ¥ f 1923-2 ' oe eae we Le ar eee paritis : ES safficient 1 whe ap ok = Fisca! Y ear 0 1923 24. , 2 le Da rs Lid “otrust law , riven from te ; me Ge e Pkz * , Ns 4 . . . : ¥: i * ; : S : : ¢ a a -~ : : ‘2 . ‘ - 2 ci t ' : .* 4 ‘ ’ . “s 244 . ‘ . ‘ > > , . . y " 7 . > —e +4 ~ * . . « @ » _ + : : . 7 > > | — : 7 . . : | ‘ ha A i« - > > -? s* 8a - ¢ Lae latest : es : ” = . 7 : -* ™ - , » e~ : . = ‘ > ‘ va ¥ ‘ . , a 4 aa ¢ . = ‘ «- a+ + -* . = . | - svat mors ° : " = » ‘ . ‘ ' . 7 : . . Aan ; o ; oT herti . : - : e - - . . = = : ns" a : _- . a 26% ° . : : . rr — ’ . ’ > oda a @ - : C tod . " a . allies - = " _— . = 6 " . ¢ 2 a PY fa, ; : ra . ‘ 4 - — ‘ “ j e. . ’ = > & hw | c a ao as a : in+ : 208 2a . — ‘ = a ; ~ - _ > ~ _ é oe = 2 #4; +A wx ae a4 “it annu For Infants and Children es wooo transporting and selling in interstate | |e poisonous Waste matter—builds uf ss Chamber of Com HON ‘ | . . ca as et kee WA a cee ee ee | his | r that ha pa: Always > : We: ning ys bears a 7 - ‘ ' pei : - Radic material ix beught and BLATZ * , | fin the = YY ; 50 Years at 912 FRANKLIN AV eas epee = - iat llants, morphine Aer Galger- threugh Post-Dispatch Wanta sy | tenarare . 28 HELPFUL ADVIC Foxtract Oregon 1 Hops - ial “3 — 4 x : ies WDE =" sted ogre wns . eerie FOR ace SE ae ~ af D New stock. beautiful | Promiscuous Pre -eod «. }O-ITb. Lb. lets, tic. Blue Grass Seed Finest aqrmality new govds A reu! “+. . alur Little Pig Hams 1] Better than aprind rhicken. Beautiful i te Spat Us new. a tin “ans weighing cress pearly 4 "Dew. Per can ‘ aa ' —_— — — ; as , eo time had oan l «an ents fo each cus , oe , she ~ CORN ‘MEAL econ : , : = FM | ford : “ Ke problem ith eciell Quaker Brand . , | i eal ae . oe : aa abandoning’: me Quaker Uars Co aes . - es wa > ~ ’ _ ae gat “ae . + tem o , or sunmitar’ a >) ie ’ , : ' ? ‘ , : _ —— ' . 4 of =3 Lé ; -e tail ~ 4 zy cliow SS === : Sty “Cinge. worst ‘ : rhe meet of th Health FLOURANH wk Be Replaced by Methods, Spe: —— .« - -— - * SI ll I} Aanedesieth dein teaeraas Codaae die : * » _A US ee ae ate oe 2K ink yA ~ . a a b cod - rr ia Sp ¢: 0 a gt apap ee order’ on i a nga SCHU™ACAERR'S 5-Ib. SAC A Heinz Pork ard 4 Beans IP pe 248 we SS 4 Tyas er er Small can _— — —— - VEGETARIAN HB \\ : : ; BEANS Seg oes ‘ee Event Extraordinary Begins at 9 O’Clock Tomorrow Morning! ea oe oe 5 te + Small can HEINZ Pig kKLED 3 pro | . 1 . * Puisance frequentl Osx LON “homie . > : —s _ Meimz: laree yy ? ” nm ¥ — c can : ' ha. . . tf ‘? : SOL KR PICK LEs—tTep Netch = ia 2, ered t thas i Sa Brand. S-er. boftie | : A i 3 ; _ & real lite value we’ , 4 ‘a : - = velop » bh ' 4 "ifs ‘* a - a ° . * = irded t? mire, ounyes—oes gQim WILLIAM K. VANDERBILT LEF i OY” 7 4 o sac SRR iy RS Brand. Lunch size 4 , real TOc walue . N= BLE. PLGA. OR, FIGS Be : tyReren, Sie dt: Ube. creas Ae i ae Fe ey siteyer a hriewm Ee Ce * Fae os rektus f aTatT. A cq 9 5 - ESTATE OF $99,220,842 & € A most remarkable purchase brings this extraordinary offering of high-grade Golf Clubs of New York to Collect Inbe —an Offering that will : ittract many a golf enthusiast as well as those who contemplate | --—s ADVERTISEMENT. ; . | , faking up the game for the first time this Spring. All Clubs are from a foremost maker— Ends Stubborn Coughs | | inere are over a hundred stvles in | oth wood and iron, including both regular and profes- tna Hurry : lonal models—all with polished hickorv shafts and oiled calfskin grips—in lengths and es The Coe veights suitable for both men and women. Wy, 2 ve ee sega and —— Prepared j 3 - “tina ie ee 5486 Golf Clubs—in Two Remarkable Groups , anppea.s are ee a Coke sh ve. Ji fe ha, ted At TO Are ae tk J “Sera. Ripe crac etka es et wes ka ’ edr. Anvene who dav an : q | . * ; ss m7 ‘ ’ " , prammedi te relief given ia 4 | mag’ me ee ee : 3 $3 to $4.50 $5 to $9 awe os | : aL: . Models at the Models at the ef Pinex: then adi! plain granulate , ~~ ) Special Price Spectal Price Bugar avrut Feu can use a u — of . . . . . . . > . . . or corn svru! Either wa) two-thirds Spent for ¢ g'*es rou 8a F Tremed\ It tastes pleas: You ‘an fee) tr. secthing a: branes in al romptiv loosens and soon thin OU wi) usu threat o spiend: Beas. anc Pinex frated P ed Prom “Siuver King Special Course of Golf Balls | $6.50 Golf Bags RA | “lf Lesons Aen one-Bour lessons given 4 — == Dozen > sfaa 95 by Mr Frank Pep on ° x for eS In TAts S our indoor golf course \ — naa Sale at. Special $17 50 STEARNS: | . le 7 E : : | ' &e I Ra! te | Po £2.38 @B —- —_ Riridis i . , i ' fee Woe ; 4 ; aceon Oa ” : dia ip: : | Pyatth ly these Lessons - ‘ ’ . ; : . > ~ ’ . . - . , a aie’ \ : > -_- ° . : ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ moe . " “ « - ' = - . sic' « ‘ ~~ Li @ ’ > . - . ’ : r?} t7 . ‘ee. - ; ™ . + _ : -* - . : A > . ’ 2 : : , Tt wt . : -_- ? , 4 ‘ M as oe ‘ ‘-o' " s s . > ase ’ ’ \P ar as 4 . oz r : 3 ; ~ . te Fe. ‘es ; al : » Cara ee . , r ‘ 1 “— 2 “ a44 4 aa > ‘ + Soa ~ ‘ : : 4 - . : " : ~ 5 Ps - ~ , ; : ‘ a * ; i. “= SF tae prearece sone ne ‘ “ , ” —_ - , . " . “ *» o- Other Golf B Ss at $I to $ \ For details and appointments ed - . k . = ste ar war ef ~ ‘f a eae | . call Mr. Frank Pep in our a a Be J {mosphere Pittebarg Ready Fer Use. Setver Than syepe Sporting Goods Section. ) ay Bi cc computed that th# —_ B-or.- box, Soc as “f = ax wae $46 ner head Sperting Goeds Sectieon—Sixth Fleer a i, *arly $15.066.99¢e _ §$OLdD EVERYWHERE , — Ny | sland, made « amitie bee 3 O° stake one item 4 saa a = | “Sst to houschoidess See «4 ; things . p LIVER REGULATOR ae oe Pee ee TS Wf, We Give and Redeem coms Stamps -BLOOO- LIVER-MIDNEYS . ¢ | ee . . ie BIG 25+CAN a Lili, celia Rain, Sati ieee lias te “v : fe ‘ . rye yr et 7 Fae ist. y -~_ Dering a the Peet-Dimpated Printea S455 Heem and Beard “Wente?’ —S5 4164 more than ithe TMMRED other St. Louie nme wapapers combined. ;
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WEDPNESDAY., MARCH 7, 1928. — — — one + in ~ * ? ose 3 — > > 1 for property rue Hiiarmn C. Kruse ; ¢ ¢ v7? . , eo, ,= a Ww YY St - , 7 4 ; i : 4 : Lt iz s a6. i ’ we rey ‘ WALI O! moke problem ina scientif S| ' A a Senge: TENTH WARD Me . (,eorge Meisinger, incu! ‘ way c } | r) LiCal rif) oach tnat ij] in ast tepublican Contests i 10 Wards. rr There asc oOnirests or 1ne hier ’ y\, ¢)? WARD C hark: VCULEDLGTIT bs a lactic. Planned A al a i ee re ne A “Problem Is Complicte Passionat: PEESTDENT Wiaaltes , és. ®eun + > a a oe > — a ~ a " SS wants Oliver TT. Remmors ’ abure sev ; > . ‘he : | ‘ # dra . new Trai i ‘Dose o* : from sto} arch oap, fuel Edward tL. Kufhs, end et: ar things needed to iwm- road, if &i6 NATMeG oat the effects of smoke was found ball: ‘o be T'%4 shiffings per week pet of th : ' } tun @ household or approximately $1,.090.- candidate Oper year. This was computed to thdaraw " about one-fourth the % al loss ' ‘ Through emoke. the total exce ding | mittee would 81 eu . “Va TWENTY -POUCRTHM WARD $4,900 6 then too iate hange Chauncey Jd. Krueger , “Experience has taught us that Kuhs has asKec Many trees and shrubs no ionger can for Neun b¢ frown ip St. Louis. yet (hey flour- SIXTH WARD. - ; + %,% > *t = 7 #h just beyond the city’s smoke rine. | youts A. Lange, 130° Clark ave # of a condensed milk Centinued om Page 15. treasure: Dwight F, Davis Takes Oath as Assistant Secretary of War | of Vhetegrapnh Davis. who is a St. Loubsan and has been a member Secretary Weeks left Washington that day with Presti- the War Finance Corporation, was sworn in last dent Harding's party for Florida. The photograph Monday as Assistant Secretary of War to succeed J. shows (left to #ght) Gen, Pershing, Secretary Mavhew Wainwright. who has been elected to the Weeks, Davis and John B. Randolph, Assistant Chief House of Representatives from New York. Davis im- Clerk of the War Department, who administered the mediately became Acting —— of War wien \ oath. “ool MEXICO RESTRICTS IMMIGRATION LEGISLATOR TO GIVE $10,C00 OF AMERICANS AT EL PASO’ TO UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI tepresemtative Van Cleave to Apply | scores of Persons Faken rom street Gift Toward Frection of Cars and Autos and Pauken Back Armory. in Last lew Days. 12 6 Aenoctntes Preece JEFFERSON CITY. March Representative Jonn Van Cleve lienmry (County last night annou: t of $10.000 toward the er i >, * members TiS G4 TY vy 4 \ Pie 4 ee ee 7 ee — — —— PAGES 15—18 mahi — - — | LAW PREVENT) ONSIDERATION OF: RUAR MEDIATION British Premier Tells Com- mons Such Action, in Face of French Sentiment, Would Cause Hostility. NO DEFINITE BRITISH POLICY FOR PRESENT Prime Minister’s Opposition Results in Laborite Lead- er’s Proposal Being Talked Down. Ane ated Preae LONDON, March 7 The Aebate the House of Commons iast night on affairs In the Ruhr reflected the growing feeling observed of late in the Liberal and Labor press, depre- cating the Government's attitude of benevolent neutrality and insisting that England take a Gefinite stand, rot necessarily withdrawing her troops from the Rhine, but inform- ne France plainly in a formal note that Fingland disapproves of ‘te French policy and demands that the Mrench Government explicitly de- fine its intentions towards Germany. J. Ramsay MacDonald, leader of ‘he Laborites, moved a resolution that, with a view to securing peace, England should invite the French ind Belgian chambers to appoint representative committees to meet a sirnilar committee of the House ef Commons to exchange views on the oceupation of the Ruhr and the problems of security and repara- ti0ns England should have the courage to give the moral lead to Europe and define her position and stand by it, instead of allowing herself to be controlled by events like a pup- pet, MacDonald declared, Lord Robert Cecil agreed that the Government should make it quite clear to the other Governments where it stood and what ite pelloy was it. A. L. Fisher contended that it was an international problem and that every effort should be made to get the United Btates in. l’rime Minister Bonar Law, in winding up the debate, declared that France had gained nothing by her ktuhr adventure; on the contrary, ti she had sustained a heavy loss, and nu Tex LPiatgr ie ap the Toston wad Te ‘a tter 46 ” and wae ‘sikegd oye lerigred that Frenee : + (he treat of \ er. corepiting her ai- eveni«a werte happening which were oniy toe tikely te tead eo 4 new wal He feared that the natione were heemtnineg lease shames faced in openir fhiking of prepaert.- tions for the gext war and he warned the House of the poasih@tity of France #igning o seperate Bebce vi elected in th« ‘n- passage is definitely predicted by a} with Germany and presenting ts | eat fall ‘jarge vote im the lower Hower. allies with the accoruphehe@? fact - hy ee ae eee rae sy Nadie oe cw ae as a AES | ple ee et APRS Pen Ring ect el Ne NL TI A RN NE ett ih. aaa RN SP AceeRr he ne - RE ae RE i ay Ee. - 5 , A NA LAELIA ln I eB ome Me i” ae. we udy _ — aX — - . a wed, a Bema aA weet ee ee RE Rn eee
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WED LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1923. ae me mbined benevolent organizations of the © som erate injustice of corruption. alway lg a the van good roads of which, however, failed to join in the movemen fight demageqeurs of all parties, nesrr pies Si tee ee oe the present vear No less creditable and praise- belong to any party. aiwarye opprae ' : ts eombit on with (2 privileged clasers and pubite plan- Gererse. never lack «ympathy with the poor. alwaye remain devoted to the public wetfare, newer be aatiefied with merely printing news. always be drastically independent. never be he (jardner administration afraid to attack wroog. whether by preiatory piatocrecy of predatory perverts. “~ een pea — 4a ¢ fa sie 4 ont ° Dees P - 7 m of independence for those woraers Y= NEW YORK— In C@iacuss'ng the © - sertes of articles ab :@ New York Tribune, «writes: “ "Menta! ‘erm hard to going courts states have given plastic interpretation ean Official Report on eed by the Labor By eome exampies where ¢ )een granted on ‘he m frivelous grounds Miss Rose (then A Woman compiaing tT hand does not wash hin y inflicting on plaintiff tal anguish.” Just what. we won Rees mean by “trivial” ew = ot be vote ) the organizers --* oe ad eee SS eee ee & Fre en eet ne ee ae . ees se \y Was the unselfish service interest magnate, Wanted iors Who combed the town of tax assessments and the iat entes u : tions from ricl sey of the State OTRZAN Zations 28 Re ae A BR eR eh eR ee ES Fe en Ee # 1oeerHu PULITZER. April 19. 1997 Pe eet Teen ee LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. ‘ ‘ The name and 244 ithor , j B, eg ge, 4 ’ 4 ts 7 5 ae ; yen: , , must arrompany cvFery rw put . ; bmp fr : expansion and ; Fis fet j ; iis ‘ win iii rive — ita. BPG ioe fm fact. every case. vanced to prove that eften granted on frivols geerms to us above c wife complains that her accused her sister of « by sorely Wounding and why not? Should : ’ | ' ¢ say. “How you do go Equalization + hy in detens of th whic Wank nomin: if ee And again, “Another ) t, Ford . “i During our whole oo gpg as : : | : | . wsband has never o Deri iT) - ine iki ae ; : - . » Dae . . mek , , oes . & if ve out drivine This : | | ae | eas aa : oe irce of great mental njiury.” ” ; This seems a little le tivians | lef’ n a told! : b ' ; r4 ey = than the omens tins ’ eS te tat ‘but if the w | a WHO IS THE DUMB-BELL? a > | a mange tm Scent en The equalizing | . 8 | ae “What is the meaning of the word immoral as a : , ; " te : that a good case might i ireq””’ ‘nowse” Thea@e : 493 shed... Perhaps, every «4 “ ae eee on requret wiil n+ fo RE he RRR OS A pe conse (Pia. Be Nee , serv wr Gers. , ais, Te pakg pt) . Pe Sea ¥A psana sn ots a a NS at cis EE frre not *ercreding PUD i ee ee ee ee preference *- 5 ({ omemttice Theat [rivtn t VA liite “GER OREN y i The — oN eee «hy : a pon he - oy Pert > . .% a ee tis Tet ree eanamegn' s vroRe iG 482¢ 82064] roars oye ae —— r ; ry) ~ , . - . per im 7: | on a NM arons shake—w! ET RE ke ee ta eee) Pieaees Te ee ey Be the State eS ee M ‘wo preachers of the gospel in St. Le {5 | ‘ae ily could gave went to B Acn* ; sig low eT rated ; ie . 7 ; ; # + and buggy or automonbil — *ho would give the same or very nearly same ans: : . oh “— : nevimenes oe : ' . ' == aided the growth of Lei’ : . } rt t% rT ink ; , , ' ‘ - ‘ , . . . , 4 - sa a AS {) ne i) i . im” er " at 5 | - ; ; me . he most rigorous econe were heavier counties got the full benefit of | can: for the position of vie” r ft 4 tee . 4 ee » the great day came bagatelle th 31 districts. but the loca! ** AREY. TEE oe YE Oe Re CARER OE =H + P " eT oe sites of” ; these taxes and ti , needed the “ant the ao pay everything or their roads an The Theater Situation f / o f"+om* ; tre il a . ‘ ¢ « naenes yaa Race abet 3 : “ “ “a ¥t « ” > m a eee) minutes to change dress. (one minutes then three or four mise Well.” remarks Jin yor ight want to see nee for # ue 3 | wet 6OTN et Ta potas. may Sipege i ind Pree oF a » along to Mille a ue — == ; “ Fei ; ie EP, Boe? neighbors a trea | | he s] ie Oo ro DE 2. a ——eEE= == = ————eEolEoEoEoaE> _ ESESE>E>L hn i_ i ~|>~S>SEIhE~™_>™h_™_ _ > n==SSS——= =’ | I R R O R a o setting: Ghee al and stagnation ee ® sugar bow! ia an accomplish | T M ] N U T E Written for the Post-Dispatch Lh 4 N 3 ; hame till about T, 6 0 & Frem Morrteon Avenue and The Tax Commission a necess s need h —" ) . te Vougre Thich Mr. Mon J U S T : A , si - + By CLARK McADA “th Pp U B . I & O P | N | J) © some coffee ree , lis rhay Have some coffee read hile hory Serewt : ome ; : j , j j »{ i : hapeocy ong een recog! ie 3 ao 3 mie wd ¥ chs ‘ ae! We ~. ae 2) a agi * rs Sasori neta aa cao at PS A he Ae ce igtratio - BARRELL Ff | 7 ze i a tough day for me fourth case absolutely abov interpretation. M it leaves no room for which when it is over may remove e fourth saya” writes stacies which have prevented the league @& " her husband. ‘4 functioning as an agency of peace and gou@ rom the New Teast The league will, we hope, benefit from the) | : obeying their he vulsion. but the convulsion itself will t decree which awarded more heroic treatment than the league Ip @ this wife reads ‘T Ge - oe supplying. What should that ¢t mn the plaintiff was sick spirit of senwines be? © * * Norman Angell in a recent | work defendant told | aoe the ‘Mil | ae se a : inate ‘i mes ss ie eines: «di : , — rere a Ox!) | Lead: . le 1 of the celebrated the New Leader. the organ of the Indes Lord commanded her Ane BMickors wae ' tion : | : | = — - a, Sm ” ‘ the Situation in that sect motte Sa) | “lowers.” Nobody to Labor party in Great Britain. advises that. ga ‘ that he was in the 5 the | Inceenn a of iv the 7 0 mire lawlesa al { 7 ' aimiea arryin 2 allse whom floris | money buried a tearful to insist on the following measures: “Ima Scriptural passages houses about Hickory Mensa oitents Tate rails ; Meebee os all a threatened, ' Se Veer! © Won Ain : Phe wien ! lat ! o ;, cen, as would have been the = revision of the treaty, cessation of all co-oml show her she was to ahead to aniounts r te thousands n | mm iat ) pow | : tu ase hb floriat acticed what he , ’ the PF ttt ne 7 the Piwet-i oo 7 ¢ om yi tror r Mg ; 7 Li ini ‘ in ies asReRse yeh in AA . 7 — . » te . . ES " "Ll oo rertaim party la going °° oa Saree sit iS, » the Board of Equalizatio Torn al :, fos “4 mnt tetas ¢ pat ¢ ran acti . ol ef two- ers yet the ite Florist Waidbdart, yiei rrom the New Republic ~ ; a Vacani't eve ne ry mr . aii i; | } : 4 :, ; tip : nd PDar- , weak) : ainst whi h his 4 , } FE Tt ROPE is now going through a con . “a an }T} ” ’ etree? ms rig ” : ; | orl a > ee | ‘ Ce , - - , ar a : " ' 1° Was a Y) , . ee eS , : ' ‘ — AY . : 7 meet the expectation weet the new Tweifth aires i? iyi! ' ; } m hb }er “Th 1) ’ wk i I 4 } : } 7 ac ; , ’ ; . — - . ° ’ , ow 2 ha 4 ry) ; hH something so unesah etic Sow, if auch a thing euch rite , nm 17 ‘Tis ha dos — , ee i . wee 7 : - herent) , , n ned ‘ wen tp Doi Pines — | s * a% . ok ns post fron ts veritab heau-ideal almost ; irty sehame--ine' me] up al es : ne Mmpiaineqg thi nD al phi NAG “ja | accent that ae % impre ve hav lifting the fl oy ut of the evil-smeliling Sriury ¢: weer, n oe | 5 | , ; ia amon) hieve a) had grievonal Wounded — y a ia ey we % iid as well dine busin It is a rededication to briy owners ‘ . : rane - = - Pris tant oe le tae oT | tion with France: the denunciation of all a her husband.” ” p of daliars | ee ie Cn Alp ar * 0 MOCK par ad hud en to infil : ae ceeaaee 0h SaaS cna erenoe a ton sached and left here roses and there violets | ures which lame and embarrass Germany of In this case we wou “the netahborhood lost BF Tes — : x | ) Ms : Aira : oe . chomagee , into each the flower best symbolizing and sia; complete and immediate peace with R for manslaughter. let fould etana the nuleance no oe aw. Marsden would Ne gas oo . saa ; eweet - mere] what he felt as to thee tripartite economic agreements among By divorce. We ean ! whe avert awn? ni ane AL min ' iyd will at = th bo af the ave got ‘ ‘) ret lary nd been branded aa: : i rc : ‘ : | — | ne | ar ne whom h ve but the tenderness Russia and Germany: the organization by f fearful ordeal than grod peop ; | . a : on = - tas , — s in ‘elon } 4 vet rkho ntence | nity when a | ap MESS aa Se - Ys wiiich ea of them |! i him All those to as far aS may be. of free trade in the area through f{flness. to i herntuae the = jeved . | ae = | ) ) ) eo : 2 pin eee ' with money, houses reserted by those states: facilitation of bh . body else's notions In 1929 an allie , - ; ong ane ' ; » ot ey fg flow - See ee eee on py os ee ea etreet) wae cut throwah | Mii muri and put the n th rwar carl | te aowev ' , ae t . one nig ns a met pay fea cas ot fens cae tte pagan gens a. Angell ove eae pong - waren from Twelfth and tChouteau , : , : He , at. | | ety etched: te lai % nie . or se wh . hee a oa wey ais on Cnange Ween eee oo ee Se ae ~ erenue nt ‘ie. ase well as " dls: , ee See —— = Preven - LTS ! oC Sai grr rc? tio et Poe : = — 5 mage -aca pect peice 4affodi!s | = ene pease opinion It wiht be ae he ira intent of tam: wees tke eeunie 4 the cambin ' - , 4 ' ‘ah de , | . ey | - , orgs ee : pe bg Nee . seta ime before any policy such as he prof ae their friends tion were heavily taxed his peanut politician aa : itral re q State mit ) | With such a la’ 7 : " rom e' a wa par | nit : sities: ail ies cai sean that pom ns war on PPR BO or politically ‘hq piight of the tw @ay that their riahta and their wi faire ould no oO conviec ee SONS GA! laa o : se ets 2 ahr .. in, ‘ wea reve iol pe ‘ast pees weak - om Rp oa bree a enegeees gage n horrorea. And eheuid have same infiuence after Le , = oe ig gene agggeter S pongp enti lo iii me oe ig 27 9 eae aga for the : mip etna sRmnoet Will ie (ee Aiea ; St toast net eubeances We aesume that (oo : ) : ' - +o en Taneean? Pe ems ven = rrie nf and aoe nade epee for : to act about as Mr. Angell suggests. The " @ able to tell ef the Rut now, to cap if all, they ea we mission b3)) sualel thi 0 the a 1 Boaton a8 a ist Mm Walska wa: Dt . al cat , | ub agit . os as 2a] t sh mB , DS gehts ‘ =m ae x «egy Dyegrec gees ue neg: we Ce: Oe - t? eT er menace to the society which they z | show that the - feur rabed membhere 4f the Ku Kiu ar per mus rec 1. ith on sucl q “Ten dollars, of — h in jaiit” ready injured. The very seif-t espect of the a marched inte the Winetaniey Raptiat deal bet hem (notahiv th ‘ost-Dispatch Thank ver kindlw Ill take the money munity, as well as the instinct of self- ort Church in thie city and handed the Strange ‘ tt appears, in m rceptiona! ° tion, deman that it prevent the d on «Ther : hect : , +} cities = — bo Obs : p ss the prisoner an a Se wes eae, a6 ras 4 18 as to the IN DEFENSE OF THE OZARKS. walle nd do all that ts possible te = fer the faniter for 815 probably) roper e1 whic} u belonge ; him inte sound and decent relationship al on tN mr . ] ' the public wae not aware the fax —- ng as n aif in the atter of edu Pn ee ~sety. : fhat the Kian have heen meeting « - | WAN WS -. , ~] yy ther , . . m i 4) “un at us Ozark folks, Monday and Fridav nleht tu the 4 ' “TO MELT? ME Gut == Por : - ll ss “‘“ause we-Ail Wear etaniey Paptiet (Church alin the fi 3 ' NEGO MONEY ‘'s an’ cut our own he! Gn SPINE EAST AR RED ay ess a, : HOME FOR AMERICAN EMBASSY. — as to what his- From the Galveston News. = oF the yeas | \ ° ey ae | 4 terics ca your nk vening contempo- ont travel mucn on rams C= HUNDRED AND SIX years ago Al The presumption My Maney \ ‘2 eupne tr ueting with its ) 2 sight more brains Gallatin wrote: “The pres given to the pastor \ 1° ren ' | sn | \ Daily Some have gone so far as a livin" on these rocks, a prospect seems the S18 te the | . , i ital ne eemeeneiatinn patent stocks, " of gieaning he [| thheetin ee uaAs | ; ‘waded ‘1 , ach r ridin’ in automobdies ant of uninteilgence an appeal to j go on wagon wheels. Serrteh ¢ » . : Ny ¥ ” ' what ean he the erniasatten . But they ‘re paid for Yes-sir-ee pr ma tr ‘tnt period of 104 years | Krucerr Starte Rack j & Ay 5 em epee A gig nt eee No tntr’ust bearin’ debts fer me wo "y been hoping that this m a one ane Be j : “es, | WS P , @ 199 come true. One reagon for that. of | | hE ie Ly . . . + a tian tale hat the Ambassadors now have to pay BMH writer waa thet wonderin | | Pe hy th ' THF DRY TORTUGAS Ta the fashion te make 5 rent of thefr own residerces out of a salary 9 by ne Méats permits thé to maintain the ‘ a at the time. . If aay anther day ws “T 4 b tty \ 4,4 / RS: ‘Rout us Ozatk folks atientien to th if oY s | ) \ N | Wer Offensive ) Because we live in the hills ihree Kae ita a inte ‘fur the me ‘ai | In the DDrw Tortugas. where rain clouds are An’ light our pipe with paper spills. of Altermen re th , a , \ “y pif . ankrown Recause we raise our own arnokes. ee en | | | | r — | E Where the eun shines fiercelr and the hot sands An’ tote ‘em in calice pokes, — . wee | \ ~~ . % i are biowr Call us “Hill Biliiea,’ rym } : piace for the Dry Leaders. who are now An “Rubes,.” an’ “Country Silies FOR FIGN NS oa " : the run City man would go broke Capital tj “he Ceewery Reetneme PoLrrics WY j ; ror the Sheriffs ant Presecuters — Where we Omark folk Ts the eth Ww «af (he Pod ea §, \ | ) ani. heg@ tn 3 ust pintediy make good. = _, . 7 : : ‘ _ Ay ’ . . . ‘ ’ tr? — EFERRING) te 4 ) al | ' Ta look fnto Bribee and contempt of the laws Raisin’ all our ow n fond. iy, Pelative to the chat @tare hi | i | —~/ : brageniy shown by these pampered tack- Fiour an’ meal an’ frygit @n’ meat naw pending in a | ea | cawe Every iittie old bite we eat. Rindiy permit m y th law \t n’ yarn fer our woolen socks. Tou ray that tiie | ” & Soe . 1) YY Am An appropriate place for the sleek Anti-Saloon Tolable livin’ to raise on rocks. againet capital ane at ’ = oe a ’ leaguers. the Servic af ita : Who’re heen “caught? wi*> the goods” (rm thetr Some ‘nike wouldn't live on this hil. me: When wae —" | feals with intriguers Gay it's too quiet an’ still a ~ 3 pte ater ‘ tp | : So let them hasten fo this “borne-driest™ sta- Nothin" goin" on. I can’t Begin : * e . ' Tay m th ld concn gga an os tion, To ‘tend all the meefin's and fcot-washin’, bieed the pubs : ~ t Where hovers the wrafth of the late Carrie Kangaroo-Court, playin’. epellin’ , suniie te death , f : * eineee the Standard (i) « vn Nation. | An pie suppers. There no teRin’ jar@® Gerperalions’ | Our morals will grow better with such forces How much dotn’s an’ societee DAVE SCHWARTS away, : | We have in the Ocarke. No-sir-ee. # | | : thank 0 3 “THERFO $448 Nerth Spring as And tired America will tha God for the day LTTHER RI RD G. M F. Grandview, Ark. : oi bic y & ” 4 = Sf 2 M Ptr * , on > Acta ie lpia Reaieaapatet 264+ eins 0 + 6 BER ar LER *) 28, Sar erate has
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Fee neaniiamted Ak Ader a aT = _ — 4 Sor v4 een a oer me SRLS 8 3 MARCH 7, i923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. 2 ‘> ~ 4 _ ae a oe ~~ = y - Dt - . =. “3 ey ya . ELMAN VENTURES AN {COMING HOME FOR _\niCROAW NENNIC [PRIVATE PERFORMANCE OF (MISS GWENDOLYN FIELD TO) Twserat of Clement 1. miausr. | Steamship Movements The funeral of Clegget L. Houser. | ae Adel lt Seems "| _ _ “REIGEN” TO BE GIVEN BY CLUB BE MARRIED TO ENGLISHMAN) s: years o1s. x veotner of the tate 7” "Di 7 ; oy al “ores 98 ie i % | | Schnitzler’ Reco rgerenge el Biter wale . Daniel M. Houser, who was for New York, March 6,—Orbdita, to Me UNHACKNEVED PROGRAM in " aes WEDDING TONIGHT For Firet Time in Femelle eee | and Gan, ene Somend- t| many yee neee ef oe wend peers sting March 5, Empress of Ly } day Night in New York. stone to Wed. stose-Demecrat, was held from! os suas ell — | ia Special to the Post-Dispatch Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. a South St. Louis undertaking es- Shanghai, March 4, Korea Maru. NEW YORK— | _ . ; j NEW YORK, March 7.—The first LONDON, March 7.-—-Those who tablishment today, followed by bur-| gen Francisco. “In discussing the Capper bill in| Korngold’s Novel Suite, ‘Much : | Ceremony at Kirkwood Home of performance in America and the first ™°Ve in the most aristocratic socigty | ial in Shiloh, I!) Houser, whose Manila, March & President Grant, a series of articles about divorce in Ado About Nothing ’ Has rm , | Bride to Be Followed performance in English in the world. = pe wer, as “2 saa — pon o noice south Seventh | Septtic he New York Tribune, Ishbel Ross ; Ks i a , | S ¢ art} my 3 eddings to be celebrated next street, died Sunday of bronchitis. | Sailed. ae ° - gt GS: by Reception Oo rthur Schnitzler’s much dis- month. Two son d , urv? | : aeattes: | First Performance Here. er ee, ption. » and a daughter survive , Manila, March 5,-—Bearport, San e Be ay. “Reigen.”’ i} bh wheo. Mis ww , 7 ie : . “"Mental cruelty’ is, of course. @ , ‘Mm, . cussed play, “Reigen,”’ will be gi, alae ¢ wendolyn Marshall Field is! him : iiennathiiiees going courts -of some American he B pint rome an arch of smilaxtand en by the Green Room Club at the *® ™arry Capt. Charles Edmond-| + nT al —— es ee eRe Rai BO ag ne ‘ eo a Haoge Prieting ote be . aD "W, Abe: ye P i a 7 iy PRA TOE OE GOSS HOPE SPO ee ees going courts of some American, ™3Y RICHARD L. STOKES. pink roses in the living room of Belasco theater Sunday ni The | not? 12 M. Marte ete-tee re night. States have given it a notoriously | ITH all hig old rich luster of ; ey pes. PAenS Rene, ae marie play, long regarded in dramatic and. will w Clz "y in Chichester ; | . elastic interpretation. The ‘Amer!- | tone and mastery of tech-| TZ | Ji M) |Catherine Disbrow, daughter of Mr) icles ; ce ae te tnee’d Clare Vyner in Chichester! SENSIBLE PRICE MATINEE TODAY—I6e, 25c, 266, 6@s ean Official Report on Divorce,’ is- nique, Mischa Elman, after! 97a . ai and Mrs. Charles Wesley Disbrow| **®F@Fy Circies as a classic, but of Miran aston Apr! os ain on re aad AT THE sued by the Labor Bureaus, cites, three years’ absence, returned to| te i aa 7 gym, of Kirkwood, will become the bride such a nature as practically to pre- ane carded wee ve a naam some examples where divorces have | the Odeon last night, a violinist of i a Be Pee: Ba: iss this evening of Louis Schaefer Den- | clude Ms public presentation, will be cao aaa gs peng rt: of York | peen granted on the most trivial and/|™€W Poise and restraint. While| Be 4%, (om | © 2g \dig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. | 8iven before an audience limited to) | nd lady” Elisabeth Bowes-Lyon frivolous grounds. For instance’— | Playing he stoog erect and quiet.| — big ~ oe | Dennig of Wydown boulevard. The club members and their guests. At Bi per a a nn en = geemms to Pe r criticism. A| Moreover, instead of wooing the Gas Jae 4 from th2 shoulders at the back will | tresses will have parts in the 10 epi- hep ae re ro ng ¢ NE: LEK: THE STAGE S MOST WONDERF| L CHARACTER wife complains that her husband has | aut wetths suenBege eid aaatiin® ER: TE Wt yy be a satin court train edged with/sides, but only men guests wil! be BIG HITS. : THEODORE ROBERTS aces ee snsapele a re- by the phonograph, Elman hasarded {z% po duchess lace, over which will fall admitted. : Buy it—dance to it— 3 Himself and Company in a Powerful Playlet eke not? should _ i a tebe aiaheames which, for merit and en- | the tulle bridal veil, fastened to me Each episode is a scene between hes —— New Prec- : NEW PICTURES, PANIS? ROY g FABLES, TOPICS say, “How you do go on. dear’? | terprise, no violinist has recently ——-Kajiwara Photograph. ,gatin at intervals peree clusters re a man and be woman, one of whom A-3752 And again, “Another woman says, | equaled in this city. Here was no MISS DOROTHY CLAGGETT. orange blossoms. A duchess oar one appeure in the succeeding scene with “Save the Last Walts ‘uring our whole married life my | Bruch concerto, or “Old tefrain,”’ Miss Claggett, who is the daughter | will hold the a to ner ereng Bs i anogher partner. In the last epi- ) for os the geet mea- husband has never offered to take! or ‘“‘Hymn to the-Sun. On the con- a ‘ bridal bouquet is to be white lilacs sode the girl from the first scene sure waltz on the other and "s11i N. Clagget ' : | . | trary, the name of Erich Wolfgang of Mr. and Mrs. William - — and Jilies of the valley. apears, thus completing the cycle side. At Columbia Deal me out driving. This has been a/| ff 6115 Lindell boulevard, will re- é , , ers ‘ korngold of Vienna, who won inter- | ‘ “4 Miss Margaret Ebsen of New York, ‘“‘Reigen,” the title, means circle 75 yurce of great mental suffering and | ee cs oi _ niin © m Smith Col- - : fi , ; e, ni ; c = tury.’ ” ¥ . . | national fame as a composer while ‘UF? home March 21 a : atta a a cousin of the bride, will be maid otf When the play was produced in ’ } = > LU , ; i : af nae seems a little less imp aention iin his teens, ap peared for. bhe first ieee, to spend the as.er y honor: her sister, Mrs. John B. Clay- Berlin a few years ago, it caused no i ‘ £ Cc with her parents. : f he nor, and Miss ye} } than the others when thus baldly | ¢me on a St. Louis program. ,ton Jr., magron o no much furore that riots resulted in i ] s } a i¢ oaoO_—_€_€_—" ic Cc and Frances Bradshaw, the the te } av re WM} ee Srey Mary were | aes t hcg et! meait «¢ preerincennager the season, and Miss off It cheraer team _ ae a in detail we are n | lel Larmen um Nichts, whic S jal It Sy ce rea are Beg ~~ 6 oe ’ a's cod case might not ogtongt consists of selections from incidental OCcli ems Eleanore Meyer, whose marriage to) parts of Europe and ts generally rec- Merchant of Venise—Mat. Today at 2:15 lished berha: - ail ea . 6 sti ~ music for Shakspeare’s “‘Wuch Ado —n~nraoOoaeEeaeaeeeeee OP OPO Davi: | Burruss Jr — it] take place in ognized Aas one of the greatest works New Process’! A NEW ~*”S eer an Aa Y DEBTsS— — . Ss, — Tit ve tam- . i. ‘ onigh i ? ily could save went to buy this horse About Nothing. If not a great The coming of the Dartmouth June, bridesmaids. - of Schnitzlér, who is the author of > ih HAMLET—Thurs. and Sat. Eves ; wy aaa ee ~ om 77 . ' ’ 5. E r., is to serve Mr. « ffs ’ ’ es SERVANT IN THk HOUSE—Fri. Eve and buggy or automobile. The wife | “°™*: ‘t Proved an interesting and | conege Glee Club to St. Louis on John E. Eggers J The Affairs of Anatol,” “Professor Records, ROYEO AND JULIET- : April 7. Lady Doris Gordon-Lennox AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS -—_— 2 AFTERNOONS ee eg ODBPON—Fri.Alt Sat Eve. Mar. 8-10 ee A GO a A AER RE I ENN AN i Me ERO i a, ei as a ansseriaiadhmesaaaitan Tet eee oe I chibi bili thing ee ee em 2 ‘eihapsiciinaines pel y BT LaUTS SYMPHONY Rudeoiph Gans, Cond oc Vieliniet—Micheel WUSIKOF Sun 32:15 tes0e «6° - Pop’’ Concert aly SOD. CONCORDIA student Last Symphony Concert Mar. 16-17 RACHMANINOFF ~Sat. Mat. novel one: if the ideas were not Dennig as best man, and, John B. Bernhardi,”’ ‘“‘The Green Cockatoo” d the rowth of the fu yi yoy . . ay i] } os is , ; a -OC (Oo, NEX UN Y¥—s 8s TOMC ong an oe a rts A wwe ti epochal, they were couched in a Friday, April 6, has attracted inter-| G),.ton Jr., Charles Wesley Disbrow | Liebelei” and other plays * SUNDA SATS TOMORROW . » Uli nN * . ; r ‘ 7 . 4 , s y : th end agli The pe a inew idiom. Poetry and humor ap- |est among the younger social set.; Jr. Truman Walker and F ranklin & L AY "é [S. = Spand ° . . . , ; : S : Pe peared with a fresh charm of har- Mrs. James M. Franciscus, whose’) Schmick will be groomsman. Tickets, Baldwin's, 1111 Olive. took a traifl into town and drew sok lon idea sg ' ‘ mony, aT um ha: kneved tang of t ogee rer rr la rtrmanith Mr. Dennig wil: take his bride on the tittle hoard rappel the bank . Son is i Si jde see ‘ s/a isi) tn, ; : ‘ P a j . trhythm .,|@a two months’ honeymoon trip, and Along about 6, the wife, drudging invited a group of Girls, Movements Ss A ; on their return they will occupy an . LA BEATE away in the kitchen, heard at the fovements of the Suite. ; : , mimes : Y TH! pao RS + Oak Funit? front door a honk, or maybe it was The suite has four brief move- | £ervée aS patronesses, to her home, 16 apartment at 742 Kingsland drive. nh ‘ rT £ ; ; > Pa Ii Z Ie ras a neigh. The car (or horse and buggy) st at the gate. There was still just enough sun to show off the w paint and make ét glisten. . | ida aT h 4 “ i | 7 i 1Y th a} J ¢ 1 grotesquely portrays a march of the cick op etegai | “th + eg : | “It's beautifu Jim.” cries the! Pe 1om following the dinner, and ttiat ont , } : WOWOR ~ 7“ * anger ps poston wes r t ' watch, with immo rta] Dogberry room som ™~ : a he + hs ey a The board ef -directorgs of the St. - Caprese SouaR ife, dusting t} iour Oo ner nands | - 4] n is e followed Dy a Moving . 1 : -§ Rp " strutting in the lead of Verges; ni turn ee e Se eaten te pp | Louis Chapter, English Speaking e itn ner ron ct lim ¢ e} inter Sports : - ’ . i r aj ture 1 oO . oo Union, will have a Juncheon confer- ‘ on SD pes Pp ne? represents Benedick and Beatrice az, 24ncing. orial House. Hugh QOatcake and George Seacoa!. P’ . = eee ne | : e. ° dhe SHOW 11 A.M. to 11 PM . ’ wv T1i¢ ¢: @ le r , , ’ Yr > : . Sos Th - ‘ ul ni ’ , Ss ‘ ’ emoers bd 3 = i ‘ | aro o sae oe in than = ©© their bitter-sweet wooing in Leo- ; a yee re) f ‘ae we . ee rimm | ane Atk lv I VUE | ad é' 1 hang \e ' Louse ‘ | : under th eadership « Sherman +i} a iD RIAL , iz poate ke : penutes tO change her old house; nato’s garden. The fourth, called | U"4 : sie’ pale ema Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Weil of 5744 ° Serge : Last =!| ments the first, ‘‘Maedchen in Lenox place, for the late afternoon —-~--- Brautgemach,” pictures fair Hero of ¢ne gav of the concert, and later; Mr. and Mrs. Frank as Hammar tr ” © Neseina metres in bridal array for “ of 7 Hortense place will depart to- Nie-hts, 50c-$2.50 enn.| they will be present at ae tabie £ , Mate. Wed. & Sat.. 50c-$2. her nupt ials w h Claudio. The sec- : ‘ . a Hotel C) day fora six weeks sojourn in Flor- és : : ‘ qa’ e I or at ie note has - . a ond Holzapfel und Schiehwein, hot — ~ ow -- “Right smart.’ replies Jim “og - artmouth ater there will "e : ; : 1 " . E ‘ : ; The third, a Gartenszene. no dou»t Dartm performer S thirds and sixths eound- € 0 tal and an informal reception ws ] fol- J ‘ reas entral Next W eek 4 Have some coffee ready. It’s been ed like two whole sections of vio- | ' ust 250 Hats se- - : ” ilK@ a tough day for me.” ; , ins, and a transcript 2 ; ts r Talk’ ’ low from 8:30 to 10:30 o’clocs. ——— anenen s Mighty Lak a Rose le latte r 4 SepearY | on of Mi S2 Mre. Theodore F. Prewitt of the ——- lected from our reg- ; 7” F- Leading Thgstre of Mt Leute ar 7 The Story of the Miracie Girt RATION OF EUROPE. e E uri Case seems to us to we Wski's piano piece, (;uitarre one Oxford apartments, her gran da au igh- Mr. and Mrs. thee Schwartz are ula t k ° d € te re : ; . i j ALSO—AN EASTER FASHION REVUE Republic stand absolutely above the need of;of the most brilliant pieces of the ,,, ss Dorothy Prewitt Pillot, and giving up their apartment in the yr soc price as : si panic: * ‘ — e any int ] tation. Mi re! a +oate ie “Ss (ier, Mis ; PULL i . hil & Sav As) : i : nog A : ; ‘ | Ow going through a convulsion | Soca ye ‘ne ' : ames es evening. ‘Misses Eunice and Betty Hodgman. Branscome Hotel, ai | will depart from $5.00 to $7.50 ) a . Pop. Matinee J oday, 9-15 | stone eeailie aii sn or or argument. “ ati 1) 45 ; { , Tew a ry - i cver may remove the 6v- | és ras be — ok aed a e “ A; The once sensati onal Elman bega are expected home April 15 from the latter part of the month for New will be SACRI j Ne ' GEO Rk I TRS SIXTH & s ae . a r a) e, Writes "1.85 ‘OSS, his program in classic style with - aise “Te hers vy have York f rw 5 ‘Oat * - Bb , If ve prevented the league from | Met her husband ati is St. Augustine, Fla., where they have York for a few weeks | ! R&r = a i OLIVE ie * , 4 ‘quotes verses Handel's Sonata in D Major. The al feaea F f '© or 1922 ho t r h con- = a - slow movements particularily were man are the daughters of Mr ' Rabbi to Speak on Tutankhamen. | F SCANDALS oF 1922 sow encwina we ope, benefit from the fy wives obeving their husbands Tr i , | ns Se oo foo: : : : | Mrs. Marshall Hodgman of i: Rabbi Leon Harrison will speak | ‘ > » ne played with beauty and breadth, . ' y > convulsion its lf will re uire ! $ f " ° van ro wr =) Fixe, + . 4 i - oe ° - . > ~ a i -_ , odins , , sand, ray. Co er . ' . ’ ’ ’ oore STR . ; i ' q me 4 de ree whic n AWa!l “A Aa gi. ree LO ti anks to 4 how of genuine lewa?’ vy) Ww: terman avenue ini “K nz Tutankhamen: the W on- pur le 4 The a ou one a Wy PAUL tec TE PA RIS ORCHE j | tment than the league is Capa- «ae this wife reads: ‘I find that when a al a ———— anc ting —s os fia ; : What should that treatment He the ov} ~ paces ia a. {a Oeert AGAgIO Served | oe —_—— derful Discoveries in Egypt and pokes, mushrooms and v BEG. SUN MATINEE—#EA i's THURS ‘ ar snouk at trea . = the plaintiff was sick and unable to encore. The first. fourth and fifth to E , off-the-face shapes | ily "hi 3 ; a leé vrnt — “= y ° > 4 ae han Angell in a recent issue of work defendant told her that the movements of Lalo's “Symphonie Mrs. Susanna Northrop Ewinz and Their Relation gyptian Histor} Wonder Show of the Universe | move : : | e Egypt! eligion,” at § : TO | the organ of the Independent Lord commanded her to work. and Espagnole” ensued: and then, as an Miss Hazel Spencer, daughter of ane the port sy. te 4 ~ ha $ COME EARLY TO HURS ALL. ‘ 3 °.. r ye mia P As P s ‘ , a4 : ~~ T ts - ‘ = " c on) es $1 Os | € h . » » § At’ Lk y\ ll. # fk. 11 A. M.—Continuocug Daily—il P. M. . © ree trade in the area rep- | hrough liiness, to listen _gs0me- ESTATE OF MRS KATE HOWARD sufficiently from a recent operation was announced yesterday of Sir , = 25c to $2.98 | _. ge oa Daily 41 — ) . states, facilitation of loans or 4 : body else's notions about religion. s for a ppendicitis to return to her James Shannon, American born por- aoe ee ; ——— “ MEA AND #E RADIO WEEK : . ; . I In Conjunction With Ueual : . . - ni .) far ear ’ rict+la ore , ~ = ’ : 7? 10 @€xXpiain in their own words ) , FULTON & MACK—TE Hear and Bee y & ’ ex; n in their ow: ords : _— erat was knighted in January, 1922. > q Public opinion. It wlll be a long : the precise intent of the Lord con- Named Sons-in-Law as Execu- anh sh LON CHANEY a I= Francois Capoulliiez, Bagso Cantante, 242 Collinaville Av.. Beet #t. Loews the Labor .party. ; bMthely spread accusations of thiev-/ result of an amputation of a i “a Lillian Pringle, Cellist tADIO WEES | ! One Week, Start ne Todey, Showing ery, the one who monopolized the lowing infection of the foot, be- oe. oe -— :' Edith Grylienberg, Piantet THE MYSTERY RISON REFORM. f horse and buggy for his own uses, |queathed her entire = her Al Lo TCTOO” PE aT og Visst Cyeie—Wetassiay, Neots 5. S81 oe min Atlantie Monthly ; and the fourth who thought of/ daughters, Mrs. Sterling E. Edmunds , : cy) fre sve Cc } = - . Lewis, Me. | —in ) a 2 P.M, . . aa , “— * . * >t? a ’ or Asad ai | : and office for the Am basaador to se . a un? ie t. fi mus hy truer one be that a ul rif ot sd = - r Th . tan ; ’ r L HAROLD LLOYD TO) B E KR G E R Ss ba ; te) tt or- ; ’ ‘ ; oes ar Pitney; A RIS .. Mar. 28 Apr. 20, May 20 ; principal Government bulldings of *= red people want to read (Im that al hern coll "hs csi pa ' , ' ° LAFAYETTE. May 12 Jun 23 Aus 4 een ee trative and legislative bodies. as t. hy Aon't we write about our- , Bruce, a nbcnse ‘ New York—Havre—Peris “ +. * : . — _— . Pepu! ar-pri cet one clave eh )* ae astle| legations of other nations. The @& 2s ou ask, We ae ke Wo the reason we have not men- Rouse!lion..Mar 29 May - June . ance «. ¥ ‘ the nta- . rv} i>. 9 3 1% 3% h S : ° , rts ‘ ole Apr , Mey J u — we American gongs ey ip GTR aR tae 4» \tioned “Nigger” is that as yet we © rep Apr.17 May 26 Juse ov OLIVE at 2eTH 8T. : V«é #7) working for an o valde j as ian€& : ry), & TT) : pe ; ; ai . } ewe n t read it That explains why Rox hes beaw Apr ok os 31 Jui ¥ “ mn rom the fact that the ve | - pecsscicrsoe swe. have not mentioned a number of New York—Viage ‘ THREE 0 ation is set down at nearly $3,- Op vhich have preceded it we a Bourtonnsts Mar 22 AG 26 Jun JB * ' ,ooks which deserve comment et Vigso—Harre mand @ Castle Orchestra | ‘ the fierman embassy af $1, 000, 4 shows a tendency to view -e Tr. see ‘ eason we haven't read I rset a it Sane ll dev. 13 — oa Ni ight. Sun aft. & Night “JAVA HEAD Yerkes’ "274 m at $2.000.060 or $3,000,000, an¢ Ge #8 a human being with problems ot! as rot is sheer laziness. But Le Salle. Apr. 9 July 3 Oct 10 Deck’s Dixie Bané : Sen — «4 a MR | TOD AY | BAND .. ’ “+> , + wr more wv , a ; > -* oas : : md has purchased an embase) Gee we own and with a life of his oom eso fee] reform nipping at our heels Lecal Agents or “Soh oe Office, Every tne ot — LEA C LINE LOGAN Hear the New Favorites cost of $200,000 more than the, ®* itve. That is, he isn't seen sim- in the process of regeneration “Nig- 219 ae = | Free inetewanatle Orchestre and & corps now about to. pay. The depreci#- | Piy a8 an adjunct to the other races) ine ane of the first novels which _ | . ' | ~e~ CS ae spring n currencies at present offers a? in the country. ger ae eee | a tt) All ceilings 11 A. M. | 6 mea ork hvere Mer the country to acquire needed 1e68< “Tell me this, is it possible that, we 558 HEYWOOD BROUN. ' taminitmum expense. Pi you have overlooked this book be- — Suggested is said to be complete. & ne rt of novel wt
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3 ves Combined. [Ro >. 1S | | at he City Circulation of the Dail ly la alone A peousanes lex) — s that of the Daily Giobe-Democrat and the Times eR Ie — « ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH |The City Cir ” POST-DISPATCH alone -\p ’ — ~ | Sunday Post-] } ee 7 “= | Advertisers & Mi ‘ ax a] fie} a : . - c nly ho r th at baits : ~ pe Speakers eer - than those in any 7 custom tailori 7 > + - “ : : 7 - = - ~ ‘ ~ 3 : . +> . e4 54 . ac ksc - > 7 + 1: ee a: : ~ - . ‘ . ‘ j -" ef Goodveer All-® earr Ay) OTYy9 ue { ,4Ses., PyIPOLIS I ic Se : FIND A ic * @ waste of time and meney & Tread Track T Teves we se. — ‘ = .s coe 5 *4 a . . eure Rupture °, 8 Colmer | mere th ‘ 2 : BLU Y ER connectien with seme werthiess : er electric treatmest. Merchants Truck 4 sere to ; a Ei ¢ = S ~ FOR THAT the «skin Te CURE BO . ee r r ana a nocR at gD il : : ‘ ae be treated INTERNALLY. We | DR r R VAN Rentst CA R eat surgical eperation, pain er less ef@h | 7 > | | : : dizziness, t sness or souT sStomaca - . - BO and €TRE vou under cusrantae, oOo : is . ee mOPThAL : | * ‘ut-cf.town patien —_ immediate service. ial LATEST INVENTION aat “a G DrYEAR : ; . — . -—: e Ext rae tm] = : 7 7 a a = - : : tr Yt ry ] nt bores = a | , Oxtid-Oxv ee 7e = vd i We «hew vreu Hew we CURE cas « investin sec the . Ss ca _ ‘¥en ; AU! O ; «ihe . w“ an. “ ) ee Se eae et ate me s | ; ‘recess if desired. — tuteiy FREE ef charge. Pusiness ( bance ant celum rels C - ympetent \-K. : _ = | FOR SALZ COLUMNS coms TES OSE ! if RLUNUUTUULINLUUNERAL HUGH mer Water, 5217 Nottinghas ae om ies Siento £8 NI NNN Hii | | PIGGLY-WIGGLY STORES Inc. CLASS A COMMON STOCK pepe PER SHARE ‘hb: eee Partial Payment Pian or All Cash oN sMoKE Evi m Sales of this stock on first announcement were far beyond Pace 65 expectations, and came so fast we were forced to withhold our efforts until we could get a check on sales. f i PWENTY -SIXTH WAR »D Iph H. Bi bE ene pi ey = SF SCTE GRADWOHL WAY__EASY TO PAY Rogers Silver Chest The response to a ee ae | Terms—Pay 5 Sie spe 1 oe QMAaZing and most gratifying,} Cints Down kn fe a - = Tameous VW qe * * the First W a beauty \ nM and in a short time we will | 2° i! il 2. ra : Rwy OLS ee i SE ee a ’ : ‘ : AE ow gn eee . wire ts Te Po a ee ‘ - ¥ ah = ty ‘ i 2 Na S a aos Me > B + * Te ey . ¢ $ aS. Fe } ag ee ee 7 ) E 4 rhe et 5 9° * » y i ; ba! : P ns as an ; m fe Oe ee ye ; ing Pes t me. or SS ial e ‘, " regent apt tye toy ments 7 > A ‘ s . =—s" i nihe mot it A A Se OD a hat : We ey > 58 nee ° ea =) ye . r “ . - pn EP ae ‘or ane ha estan rae vies Chaied #° 3. oho oee : " . ENE EI I BR Og APD EER nai i aR She Soe nM vith ae aie Sapa y ip Sera a waddackne: Ger Ri a Pr ~ a have attained our drive for | 4 cach we ss Down 1000 new customers. Diamonds, Watches and Silverware You pay 5 cents | ake balance the easy Gradwohi way. No red ‘ape. No delay 4 a 7. ~ > 27 Pe EM eek eae oe ‘ -_™ 4 aga gece Mos gg eS ‘3 ~ ae ac ae ee P rm Pye =. as ° sagt tn h)Me SUN DU eC pabon a Sela cee ; ee al sits m A eee EE eee . wees & fad — : i al ” ee ES i Cee a RL Ne ae We now know how many shares we can sell, and St. Louis has been allotted a certain amount—and this is all St. Louis, Ladies’ Bracelet / D. will have. Watch A charming, dependable Watch in a white cold filled case. Many new designs from which to choose, tomorrow— octagenal or round—all richlv engraved. Jitnmey Sale price. .... on apie BLUE wie $ 1 4:95 DIAMOND 8 RING All we ask that a Notwithstanding the market has advanced on this stock as can be seen by newspaper quotations from New York Stock Exchange to above $75.00 per share, we will continue for a while to sell at the same price we first offered it, viz: $55.00 PER SHARE AND AT THIS PRICE, = img the , ? ; , ~ | re? Spain Weica mee Pre. fin — oa . »~* ~* - . , ™ . ; - - — : ’ ha 4 . ‘ oe “« . ar + ryieat he? era lt by " . . . . ” — - . ~ 7 = - * . @ * . . = > : ’ . =" : _* _ ’ 7 ' — ina 5 a —" ‘ > ~ ,*@he As + 4 - ba , o gS ery Rel ~* oe 4 on "ature: = PF xe f. EB@ucation wp | t = SS ib inetain . , oe » T 52 IS ST ST 7 i Hi . ; _ e 1 : - : ia 4? ide - . '« ~~ — 7 De Fes 3 e - | | | eantry 7 >eGae t ‘TS . ' , ’ irom - es : a - ~ = - : - as x +a” : . =k ' = : youn keep your Tae«-e Promise {> pay Minin nn iIninninm nm n t nnn : — — ee esneeaail a — meee —— — — — —_ — eee — —_ —— a — — —— —_ —— eee ee me — ———— — Seananall Cnn —_ — i centenael eeeennenill eee ee a —_— a eel a — me — —_—_ cee conan — enamel —_— een — ee —~ _—_— —_—~ | iceman er — i cneenalll a — — —_—_— — — =—~ a cell ——— ——— ential —— a a men ——- ee ee —_— — _—_— onal —_—_— — —_— meee —_— — — -—_ — —_ Soman — —_ — re —_— —_ — —_~ —_—~ — ne — ee —~ ee mae — —_ — —~ —_~ | essen —— ee —_ ee — — —e — —— —_— eoeticed eel eee ieeeall —~ cece —— ee _ _—_ - a We put a nightgown on your piano a ITT iT ~ » - t-proot complete co\ — . > - > paper. a4 ‘ . — =~ us tor a Week Or a vea * . & be - ~ : - VA iV Ci tier ~ \~ re i . * Vaiued instrument _—_ a ota at | _“ ——— ae SiUuitti ~** = CTT THIS OCT ANY MAIL TO (LARENCE SAI WVNDERS. PRESIDENT PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES. IV Dear “ir i am interested in the perchase of some of rour Clas. “4” Common Stock as advertised and wonjd like t have more particu- lars recardins the same without ebiigatiog upen my part. Name -~ ™ & Screet Addres« 9VO00008 08000000 0000000080 ae ” | ri = . ‘? ~ a . a 7 —_—— om m i — ; 4 = ; . ~~ : : ~ a . bd 4 LANGAN s TAYLOR a meee oy et x o 7 3 Washes f : é “” SUtgest : ° Bes STORAGE ano MOVING CO nothin tut move pianos. Besides all thi a | | W ashes RU.LEONOR! ——- = fT Soe ae a PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES, Inc. ; | ae Ajiuminum _ omega res ret de CLARENCE SAUNDERS, President - , | — Do net buy J.BROWN ie : MAYTAG STORAGE COMPANY WAREHOUSING COMPANY C. af C. CRtinins Sage Gusie Wis Ass ST. LOUIS OFFICE - 826 CLARK AV. 1 oust DELMAR at EvCLIO — SAINT LOuIS : aa ’ k ; INTERST. ome ahha not RD. Sanenter. tp BiG ANNOUNCEMENT IN TOMORROW'S ST. LOUIS PAPERS ie. ae ‘ ’ > on . é i we a. 7 : 7 Ps By cn iy tae 7 Bye <<... OPERATING —- 9900000808 0000000000000008 .
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Sunday Post-Dispatc} | eMisess Decslcn SPORTS, MARKETS, nd | F | we PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION | WANTS, REAL ESTATE Other St. Louis Newspaper. ——— — ; PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1923. PAGES 19-32 plens custom taj- n clothes at ; } — | a their Grocery Concerns to Be Merged. Grocery Co., having an office and Louis, it is announced, {s to be occu- just. because men 4 Vf, RICAN The Diehm Grocery Co., which warehouse in the Cupples Building,’ pied by another St. Louls wholesale " . j aintained i a erat Lad ‘ . = eiry So lie Niriwver ( ow. l@id Scott ianaed hi} armv ot 12.000 men uno the eoas’ 9 id Holloy 5 a “7 Se rr ey . ; ware, American Watches ‘ 4 ' 1 ) ’ ) } fur f \ yy: { ri7 “ » + ’ —% } ~ . wees ’ ‘ ahd AAR A iad > ia i ia 'e oe ‘ i ij qavs bi As 2 i s ( ) ' As ss ta a A « ; ‘ ‘ ‘ > . 4 — . _ . 7 ia ‘ Se ; ~ *9 , : —. 2 SS 4 ail Wh ; av to jt. “IVHULYV mMmue LOTT 1] oo. a &. ’ Seott met +) {4 ¢? Ty) YL” ; + | - ‘ ) —— sei. ri vir ] : ‘ . daw . = : x 4 4 ‘ is id Lid . st ; > siiad : biG ‘ Seeeere eee e chitsiad - ¥ ? 77 P @ @ oe nemy, with Sant. in i, guare : ver Novelties, Sheffield Hol * . 4 + . ’ ; : . ‘ q - — o 4 . -” - -— & mountain }>ass ti rou? i nich (fh) a j a. i WO gay Dalti , h. * [niente : } . a P|; 4 ] Kl: ‘ x “ : 4} 47 . . " a : ~ e ° *.7 ~ H- iow VW are. ie ‘*ty iaAtware., fy . a known as ine battle ) Pao... iTon ine name pne Niki ' . es ane : “ol = er cry . | | . / "ais | | Mey ie" Dutch Silver Reproduetion = m@ where the Mexican army was posted, the Americans were vic- Me hs sk hyn te | ein Clear Toilat - ; } ean sag Se, Been eee ~~ Seen " stemware, sliver loiletware, - 4 * 4 nite, ®e, - ” cs ~ rood § torious, and Santa Anna Iled, leaving behind him 3000 prisoners eee ig . Trophy Cups. and a large part,of his guns and supplies. Now Gen. Scott had with him, much to his annovanee. a man Sa : ne ‘ > &b ii me named Trist, who was Chief Clerk of State ‘partment, and hey ae = ne : : : = ™ who carried with him in his po¢ket the rough draft of a treaty of ee th Gold Jewelry, Plated Mesh : = =. s peace. President Polk had Seq hi mh ¢ long h he pt dition ™ \ in LAN O Bags. (;enuine Stone Beads. 4 because he thought that the Mexicans, as soon as thev realize FI SLES LN’ 4 This Two-Piece Genuine All-Mohair Suite THY APPT TL ANNE OORT TNH LETT TTT =. iS - iii j sas ] } ] > *“F-, } how overwheiming were the odds against them, would resign selves to the inevitable and sign the treaty, giving us what ; . ~ ‘ ] ‘ i> ’ * " 4 : ; . > i ‘ ’ aetermipned 10 lake in anv event. But resident Polk was vw rong. CPN Lic ~ - + Te 1? ’ ? f ) * * ) . | + ' i | . , ; ? : ? } *) a ty ry ’ a Ee oe ie — — - —_ — The Mexicans preferred to die in defense of their rights. ribbon revers thpreved Hne BETTER BUY VOW ; ‘ ' $ 00 , ‘ | ' ’ » ’ 4 » 2 en re4 la ; ’ ’ : After Cerro Gordo, came four months of inaction, while Mr. paces indar portabie ; 4 : | | Specia Y F r , ’ ; , : , - ' . } wry 7 rioht n? q V¢ f+ «gt 4 ~ j . | frist tried in vain to induce certain Mexican gentlemen 1 t their a =" ) ns : P ° : ° . ‘ . ree? . ° » VS, a’ if rh arriag’ i 3 [ce at 1 signatures upon his scrap of paper. hen on again, toward Mexico Aes aati tat} r ’ s* e@ | «) 4 I ‘ s= J 2 reve ; . City ‘} f | b d ' the capital. Another halt and Mr. Trist to the fore again with his deccene—a halt ralilien. entiefiod = | Cae ; , ce ih ia ar eyon ; treaty, getting somewhat travel-stained by now. Still the Mexicans cote iher ddenuiieation bet wenn Jewelry Co | UALITY is the dominant note in this fine two-piece ()- | Oo withhold pf would hotsign. Then Gen. Scott, losing all patience, told Mr. Tris | parcel onan SEVENTH & ST.CHARLES Living-Room Suite. It is covered in genuine mo- # to put his treaty back hj set, and, marching on, captured | Corona Typewriter Sales Co hair of a rich taupe shade. Even the outside back Moline del Rey. only four miles from the ancient 4 ity of Mexico. 207 N. Sth Street, St. Louis a Em | ; is covered in mohair, which shows that there is nothing Phenols Se sate e rane “ ‘i | | ar cite me “tone a Phones: Olive 3505, Central 4377R bray JIFloar > Se estddiamnmnadiastatatiteadiieants nail cor eee skimped either n materials or workmanship. The deep pu : : y nig luxurious cushions are loose and spring filled, and from would have been the use? The city officials came out to meet Gen. the arms are suspended ae silk tassels. = | > ° ry: 7 sy} hefore 1} e ie .) i j WICH { ae i 7) TP vas it) resistanee., \\ lat titat . “ ¥ ; > . Cn *? € ve _« — >> ‘ fi), - ye es ‘ ] a ‘Cc hy " 7 7° s - 4) PCOLL, alt lallUGe lit] @ ita’? Of I , @wehtk LEC BCYVS i i} ty. fe me The Americans marched in and ran the Stars and Stripes up over The lines of this Suite are conservative and in good il St. Louis we ® =the palace. oe: . , : taste, and the mahogany-finished frame is ornately carved. = Trist had finally on £8 ee aap ‘ +1 SN ee A : We can guarantee the interior construction of this Suite : et had heen taken. So Trist ; 3 - . : to be first class. In a word, if you are looking for an ‘ Se 6 «instead of obeying and going back home, presented his treaty once | : unusual Suite at a remarkably low price, don’t hesitate a, more, and on th 2d day of February, ls the Mexicans signed | to avail yourself of this opportunity. ; ’ ‘ =f - ic «at , i, +? > (in: ] i) Foy | , ‘ »* ' wr , » +) »* 4a] S StOCc aS & @ * 4 Guadaloupe Hidalgo, a little town near the eapital. : 4 fa . rr : 1. rrr . - . a 1] _ .* ° " Ic The terms were as fol] , ne soutnern boundary of Texas ¢ oe Wee was to be the Rio Grande. The United States was to have New —_ OPK StOCK We BP So tad ustoran ant in res : FINE QUALITY ALL-WOOL Mexico and California, and in return was to pay Mexico $15,000,000 . 2 - | ; . : , at ntinue for ™ and assume al! claims of American citizens against her. The pay- s a = ment of the $15,000,000 was a fine salve for our official conscience ‘ It, VIZ= : No one could accuse us,now of a war of conquest, The land we had acquired had been paid for with good American dollars. (To Be Continued.) FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN CE = : Readers who clip and preserve these articles will have a splendid col- , j i il ert’s _ | lection of historical facts. Valuable for reference or for supplement- : . La l_amm ing the study of history by children. ‘ : ‘ WASHINGTON a TENTH Spain Welcomes Prof. Einstein. Study Club’s Third Dental Clinic. , 7 ? | By the end of August the American forees were close upon . rig Z > A Tore hs Al aera’ e> MADRID, March 7 Prof. Ett Stein, w) vering thr tures here ity, has mad: | Spain. 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P ; 2 > : 7 - a . ) ; A ; 7 wi! \ , - : 4 - , . ae . 7 : 9 . . . ‘ + ey rt eg ‘+ - f 7 : ‘ } y , ; , . ee ’ Yet oe - . ee ee ‘ 1. . : ‘* 3 - s is , 4 * Call in Person at Temporary Office E | , No. 407 : ; Gyrafoam " ; r Bt. = : t ta xen eCvantage of the rare =m g¢ ror K y atvise you to ons ———— ri s litke these can: North 7th St. | — do so immediately | Bargains itke these oa: Ve SAY “‘BAYER’’ when you buy. _ Insist! Se ee h Near Locust | ; + near specter | | Aluminum lahher . ne values at $2: Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are Sour Stomac we . TH IPTION OF THE SUITS ‘ ‘ae the genuine Bayer product prescribed by Mi-O-Na Puts the Stomach in t nctl Different! ten . E DESCR! | Worstede (mn sure at nA ont rm "rea not getting E J p P eaee / . Dist y er 2 Rigel , a a eee ae physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for Pine Shape in Five Minutes. " i ‘rr on a . : . f : shes faster oe cieaning Pr’ OF r rOooKsR 1 he tad C mode 4 ; OU serges of exceptionaliy fine weaves ia A 42st 4 your stomach te comtinvaly Bteking 4 ° i am 4 — ' ante . 7. Ceteae tc % ~~ Y anti tro te ‘.eterbence. tf pou fteel tieated aad Structurally strong ee eee oe ag et gman einai sn a’ Colds Headache set it you belch gas an@ sour , Neat appearing : oe ee NE aN nape nite ; ~ oe | ood ‘o the mowth thee vou need . werner ees ] . . , 4 ‘ | Ne Stomach Tebiete dius tahie height Occ li pies i@ss Space OUR pow vest bS _ o Toothache Rheumatism 65-6)-Ste dbacidee aaieend dbub sein Do not buy any washer until you have seen the MAIL PP ger \\ — relief. of course, bet they Go mere: they 2 mot Duy rh’ a i > ; LaF “4° op ¢ steors step es- MAYTAG wash YO UR clothes in Yy OU R home ot ORDERS _ . RAINCOATS : \ —— Neuritis Lumbago oop *« peleotour gtece Ther Cad , 3 ceen fermentation of foed and thoreughiy RK AV. a ' OLIVE 6399 CENTRAL 657 PROMPTLY clear renevete end etreaetiien the @tem- == = got : ‘ sand ¢ ‘ ' - "ag hiorn: — _ Ae tn ' had herter Quickly emptied “ . y etvlegs orfe | the newer enadces a ~~ & & o : ~~ 4 —_ << . . . <- st he Mi-O - Na @eomech tablets are LasOR SAVING DEVICES } CLOTHING COMPANY Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. teed te end tndigeetion. ee 70905 LAOCUST ST ST. LOU, 30 w ‘ or money back Th satin . W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHIN ; er” boxes of 12 tablete—Auso bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiets esoans ee : ~ anac tant 27a now meme ema «sarees | eel rr INTERSTATE APPLIANCE CORPORATION | FILLED . $23 \ Neuralgia Pain, Pain ach so that it cam readily Cigest tee al a
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= ate ae er eee i! il wt 91% of hair tronbles now are Liquid Scalp Massage. Written in Drese, { st. HE£mman- trated to miected Sebum. guarantee comes wrth each 3-bot as apex ‘fact feet! ii irc rchestra, Elise , tle treatment. Results will be a ' ‘th — ' | Sebum ss an oil that forms at revelation. | | dl een Fe an dderewski Rnows the roots of the hair and frequently . Sept Se sose eertne ~ = > -# ~? . : atest” a EAE SE aN asi becomes inf ~ gs the follic! Note the rubber cap. — _ ee ° ae . . « . on ain « oe . ; it plu sca a ma ic a: : : eet too strengiy corre Because, this great musician has studied the powers and possibilities world, Cath Protestant and Jew-| forms a breedi ng place tor - ash ann “tp _— er from annoying Diadder teouki of various expression pianos and selected the Duo-Art to make his ish, were a feature of the program} ‘etSetm® \ soon : : oes ual isinn we m4 te upon the hair and destroy :t follicles of the hair. ee a playing immortal, as the Duo-Art alone ts capable of recording arte — ete Bo van Start Stead = Se ee eee oan light all that was played and of reproducing all that was recorded. . eine a cis etbaiell at Che VAN ESS LABORATORIES 5007 Lake Park Avenue, Chicago, [iL — —_— ‘ - - en 9 es — ~ . . a - aad ms re we ’ Do hingse so ee os u » a m . “ 7 ee ok eee ee, ok ee ll Noe , ? we . " i * —" . . : as . oon = - og 4 = ry! *" . . Y Fn SE a ea at yl 4 nwa} +” pes ease Fe oe de ate SOG Be ae SEA gm a Se 0 Pree ghuies ge WOR oi 7 > of eg | ies s . . y e a * « ‘ : a a« tr) . ~ ; , 7 ° A it, if y iti ed “ 4 . tection of the public, I deem it mecessary to ‘C™Markabie instrument, the Uuo-Art, is far ? ame BLY Be TUE | | Wente” — TSS more ~~ 4. be fo hi 4 cr’ : THREE ether St. Leek . . ow 7 i J , ‘ * ‘ Y > , iy Py ; 2 Jj : :\ cembine - ‘ By — ) , ‘ pt) d / Ns ‘ » at ; ‘ . % , Z rr ’ : AN i : | make the following statement: superior to all other reproducing pianos, I v Wanted have entered a lite agreement to record ex- Made of Canmten crepes, flat crepes, fetas. ete. im all colers. All are mage 50 a 5 ah le i idl hela ai “IT have never played for any American instrument other than the Duo- Art. j ‘ es — ° ore 1 Se Have you heard the new Paderewski Duo-Art Rolls? Thev’re magnificent. The Aeolian Company Of Missouri W. P. Chris‘er, Pres. ly trimmed. Steinway Representaiive ey ee ee ee — : i Grebe Rad 10 Re ceiver | Men’s and Young ws All_W ool | Experienced { 1004 Olive Street $7 5, 3.00 tf. 2-PANTS sete Sales women Fa. BP 35°55 ~? > > a fy ' 2 eg bt gg @uitse are carefully tailere ’ Cusiveiv tor that instrument.” the very newest styles and are & ee * pas ; | , a | ; ey pe " f - r ; ‘ } + he ; 3 ) : = ? » “* Z , ve (| tee Ff / i / 4 i = —_ 0 en ome - _ — = se te et LE i A AA A —- deta (Complete With Loud Speaker) I ER eR a —s. - Europeans have been educated for generations to ‘ | ae om i : “tees . cea tila” saintiati tale Wednesday is | THIRTY- “FIVE DOLLARS will place one of these drink mineral waters and, by contact through slent might at] Pheretore. | wonderful Receiving Sets in your home, and the : - - DT rSc.ns . a b ance rma r im pe! e r in Iment travel, a considerable number of Americans were ce Tee Se pele ee ee | - ‘ ¢ period tod There will be he Grebe is the kind of set you should have, as it tive patterns. COn\ erted to their worth, which resulted Vear©rs program .cemetOr Se Te rill give you the maximum satisfaction. Below are‘a ago In the shipment to this COUNTY ot thousands DALY UCAN @) es ee ‘2 : GA BA RDINE ot bottles of European muneral waters TAX! COMPANY HEAD SAYS | Absolute Electrical Efficiency “Y olka / i | mg : es . ai 50 STRIKERS CAN'T RETURN | Strong Mechanical Construction | ul | These strtsih ) a ) ee Ease of Operation ~~ | Coats are 50 all-weel materia - & ~~ a spiendid assertment pin stripes, checks, etre. aul the newest styies as well as conserve- 6 ee ee made ef gr2- However, credit is due our own medical protes- : Pleasing Appearance : ~“ | ‘ ; railked + night on the ff =: ine onl ome a sion for scattering broadcast throughout this ais te asi cians a Tunes Out Local Interference : dine and ~s ‘ Fourth Fie re ae nae rainpreef one country a better knowledge of the absolute ne- eel: Ses ee Para ae Y cessity for good mineral water, particularly in formed te teat Dee Se ‘BB cast St. Louis Store—314-316 Collinsville Av. the treatment of certain diseases, and also for ct of the taxied oman a SriXx. BAER & FULLER proving that this country produced the most re- ie nth hu‘ wontl hie Sea GRAND-LEADER markable waters 1n the world. “The. strik | pe ¢ a ta o __ " wt Fi = > ¥. & 2 45 : ‘ e - ee , ey, a ~ wee 4 ee ae, ¥e F be a a Se Rip it es 4 - =) oe % y SS 33 .s Ri | eae + oe cee 7 > a ee 40 ae $ PN ‘a - a PhS ‘sf > 4k ao we =.y 5 Sh 4: = * sa Lie ts + vie’ + LS. Pag, a : es i « Pas ert bs - 6 i pa ea ay iomae = 2S ce = ~~ [ eae eS =3 ‘ te 54 ee uy Se oy ene oe empnetee: When we are told by competent authorities that panded the retnstutsanent 6 ESS be 2 tof Washin 85°° of our blood is made up of.water, it 1s the ruit work in a body. The company|I ae es RE Rec Al YOU WILL proper time to consider very seriously what kind x paid . pa Precip sagan You Don’t Take | | | of water we are consuming. wipes was in excens of that amoun Chances 7 ; | ‘ ; icock’s DR. BELLS i ON EVERY Doctors who have to do with hospitals know that a dyson “Nhae cst ot || When You Buy @Z774ESE Rez = Ping Tar Honey GARMENT a large percentage of the patients who die there nd were Bot a7et orien ee —— beep ~i fT } | show signs of Kidney Disease. feces Union, told the strikers thas UNION ———— acentni -~ a3 The records of Life Insurance Comp. nies, too. et ee es were RADIO : == —— whether the | eu I iS | Direct from the she | _ : = Pain is in ‘ ot dpeune, 28 Ge show a large proportion ot rejections due to some ay shih. of hawsurs Sage = = — the Back g ig a by is ; styles of garments... dangers trom the se diseases. eS ee ee: Variable —— : or Side, Seger :Agieg co. efubil ~~ —e : the Chest One of these d: ingers is the harm that is done secretly, for or Limbs, ] : i TOMORR( the symptom is not always apparent until the disease has vait af high spect. ‘Sane Condensers | you can always rely on an cong we : made conside ra ble pr ( oT ESS. 0 “sa om wel ‘ = ‘ . AAs Nan irs VS ae) ae Bag Pe Tie Se, Pee eR ae sala , Le ¥ Le RS rca ~, ‘ oye cw © AY Tae a eae = ts hie 3 f . +f i Rakes has Are eee | Ale | ie ‘4 ‘ : 2 Prne m* , 7 ee MRA; MAS ng ree lied > a - nn ie 2 " ee 3 . Fe 5 ye Sa * we we LK aye eed tA bi onceat hah ” is . fi Wire, “i s Pi, ‘ x nae be “ dd SR Aa a Meda) PY gRTS i \ ; ¥ Pee ae ES AE . ee rh y kaeetd. a thee was y va at» Tet 5 G Pe Gaie - 8 Lprell & 5 RR ee es pe ig By ee ~ r aT, Sense Me ok open ae ve Te , hin te Spat nis = ¥ Rhevstati«, C andensite am aggre Tip — ka Reeriving Sets and Twe- Mountain Valley Water _-.. St. Louis. Mo. ot ae Mt ws s ‘ ae: = e a Step impiifiers of dep = i guaranteed performance at | Appetizing 3675 Olive St Phones Lind ll w 4 * ae A = PF BD
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ns - tthinemenael a - Pa ef Reape ape 5 ad Aare Site 9 cae Se ee eR : : STEDNESDAY. WED SDAX e 4 " ‘commen te A Yc The wakd Larewiation ae the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the D: ily Star and the Times » Commned by Approximately 40.000. ST Louls POST-DISPATCH 21 MARCH 7. 19 3. . a ——« ; ae ‘ = rs - RSS DVERTI: SEMEN ~ —————- — ———— — ——— . — eens ee . 7 eI ~s? A S T Ici a ti ; RR LIK MMe a Te RA ea i a Vay) =e 1: TOURISTS BACK FROM “ARE You TIRED, | fan esto a Ae ETAL mE ie LaNcuIDt . ‘= tT? 4 MPs ; ur he org AC ne. are you ured x - ee sae ,™ : ve , » ra ~s ; ed ’ . «2 Stay | Md e 7 ; ; >) 4 2 >) . ’ . Am Go . oe As 4 mp 7~% ; f am - es 5 ———™ ; » : oA; i ' ‘ amiits bila, } i; SS ‘ ee i arn it} r) ti; | - ’ ; ‘ "Ve ; 7 » ; — Sid tha e -., 1, + “, > . - " = “ ; , am "\ -_ ’ i? a > ." -w ¥ ‘ 4a . ‘ ee gal color of their Ra it whe lier lack —~ - aS es . ; _~ ws “Ne ._* ‘ Gia Ad ii 4 F - ‘ - “ . 3 . aise . oe gnpMa or Dion 1 a ature harm +s. Mal a g end pleasant manner wjth Nourishine— 5 , rr 5 . ; - 4 age at . , “~r «fF § a Ter. 2071-0 it -# . : Sr : te , ’ . 4 b » ghee belr thu + Te ettetity and / — gppvet canc: a A x * ead pre’ iis Ys . = 1? . 1 F , cOMMERCIAY ADVANCEMEN7 , Another Step Forward ’ wi tid eek, pry " ms... r ar ss re " YT ig ~~ Da am ay ecalp 7 ~ é @ dancrvt “ - fe times ‘! a 4 , ‘ The Community Fund drive has = OD Nowris succeeded. And Saint Lows for : a ging En erie Drug Co., Judge & Do'p = "Poul V. Buin, senukel eee CE a the second time in one month has u sf You ) , Noarishine Ie Not a. Dye . . mi as: ies an of eae | ber. | M g 2 . _ e : taken a decisive step forward. as © wae ADVERTISEMENT. a | € Deck PEP pepe cichase. T ‘Blood F ch ! 0 — | aM EN | or a = a. a LC an OK tche | ee t. . a Goods! ~ ore e will tell you about there Jar a $4,000,000 3 -s pal smn. coe att ntacebndadl SF a Sos - The success of the eighty-seven tfit Le Kidney and Biadder the recent success of ai ADVERTISEMENT. _ = 4 > million dollar bond issue for civjc ou r cement coping, tile, Staves, drain- blocks, “eae phate p. r. wee ves ~ BEWARE THE he : —, . . Mg improvements places our city on ay- : Troubles HAVE TO 60 roliers, weights, etc., as well as about sad been’ apked Ie uae ) EAS > a high’toed to the commercill Ologged-Up Kidney Deposits Are D's cement brick, block and other small cine: gaatetant tase aa ae A | £ > ei and industrial greatness to which “1% geived and the Toxins (Poisons) Com. cement units that play such a useful ae HENS Oe ee yy ; OR COLD fs Dé: See her location and natural resources iq] pletely Driven Out. Drugzists Told part ir many kinds of improvements. a tone os = title her = a ak = age ae him for the helpful ALPHA CEMENT | » fornia nd | Pinea;, . (HAT HANES ON SEE sectech fumciioninn an literature. Serato as: peewee tit : heath of witer | kids 78 bes what ver se eae plit red | iv Po ; vr . q But the greatness of any city lies gon’t negiget them.” Made at reaso i] 2S camer . UBe, Care's feczous rexcri:too Xo oe i ughs and persistent colds! F3 Ah Ss ra not alone in her commerce and in ose these cement prod tropics. The birds were obtained in es | Qaitn for year Maguhreot) ts no’ ucts will give you perma- dic aca a | | bay De ee de, aaa | en “i a SE cthe dor. everythin Dut w ( P 5 y P : ' aft eee , = top them now paneit Creomulaion nee "4 ' mie : her industry — in giant buildings, 3 | ete oe ee nent improvements that grow ick in a basket in aa : : 4. pot too strong!y urre its use if : " OL ; | mene sote that is pleasant to; . ‘ lie ipevtac: adder troabion, bioe | stronger with age. Can’t and one of them nearly at MT tate Creemetaiee te 6 sis e-| Wal. : mammoth factories, and extensive tom a= io Ms Diesece . rot or rust; never require of pineapples and boxes of typical| ced heals the inflamed membranes and] I ie . terminals. It hes as well in the ? human interest and charitable spirit Dishgtes or Gravel, for kidney disease = ".\\, “= Painting. of her populace Tin ls lead alot oe the | rnedica dis —e@ = is Werst form may ! teaiing upon yo = — Turner irks : rmnothe: fail known drugs, creosote is recog: | ae wait unt morrow to begin th: i . member of the. 1 ty were mn -arl\ ized y the medical fraternity as the I s oft a 8 , , i “i ef eae. ian reatest } ing agency for the treat- — Portland Cement Co. ” nieteling ine oo 1! iment bt ehronte conghe ead oblie ail ~s ~~. 7. ; | troudies =Ty 1°25 Arcade Ruilding u* Loui rages . ther forn oO throat an Y ‘ E GUARANTEED = ’ ei4ie ivf , « is j ; \ ‘ , ( oO? ligion « ntaina. ’ ddition te creo. ‘ PoR : 130 SS. Dearborn ‘st hi ~~ aanton., Pa. : a mS ne Herein has Saint Louis further _- - mm. j it , re h ici——_— ew york . . ’ : ‘ " —s ote ‘ ner hea e.,ement nb soothe zs > + TLAND . Peeston—Philade a— Pittsburzb—Baltimore nd heal the inflarned membranes and : | V d Cc d h | t t | , evidence er claim to true PLANTS wat: Sf Lou's ’ 0 on, ) o % Pleasure } to} trie irritatio: whtl the creosote i Salle, Hl.. Marheim. a., Belle , ie! \ vie otter ail that oes On to the stomach, is absorbed into| , = — ' ‘ = rice -- > = r ‘ | | | : : , : — . ‘ earned =! rh } { rr) Ee? j tie trea er | ff chronic cou ‘ . oo m ~™ “ e : : | : a ’ r" i* + ~ ¥ q ‘ t $! aA ses Pay ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; } . “ s AG h * a ’ . ~ — ’ | s : : ; | | , 7 , ; L« “ *’ no : i! j s ) ether St. Louis newspapers 7. eee _ ‘ . . “ ’ ——— , ' , ' this reEcen j e flu : A . ts « , . + Ver 6 Pee j i i ; : ; woney ref ' i f i ] ug’ or . ; . I I }* j a ‘ } I di io vi e | . i : : 4 eS . Li¢ ’ Ts ’ re } | > " »~* ‘ j Tra | Us j ." neg mand ; ia not ? . ; ) ‘ey a ‘ 7. ; q ' ° , ' a? eu mie Taw) ; ‘ ‘id c qGirTec- {)} , ‘ t) \\ ’ ‘ rit ey} ere “Hs ’ ' ‘ A & qr 4 Le ‘ ‘reom 4i8i0Nn . : ry rr ’ >? ; cy ¢ eS Te I i] j \ = - yere en rilé } lj) ré hen ind Ou! f rT) ) } l i] | . UIC] BUY es | : ; ’ ‘ Pi : ‘ | b ‘ . I - _ iz Ss rre1Oogd Wisnes ty ‘ 1? erGas ) . e : | | rity . “bal ‘ry ‘ lé ry? aa ‘ ‘ Y an i or ¢ Ne : . ’ . . y> | distressin after eee BOX | a ti Wanted on crepes, flat crepes, taf- : all colors. All are made in & } , oe ’ ‘ on’s All-Wool 13 Experienced | oy | Lf f 44 4 | Stock Girls | 1} Saleswomen atl | ® and Wrappers 5 U ITS SF ». 509 WASHINGTON AVE. m ‘Brilliant eceial ons Given. Suite are carefully tailered ! oe. ' ted Havana Crist : nill-wool matertals»s—and Colny Panama “htt a ] ' in a splendid assortment of fimon ane —— Tom . i» eee @ & 4 ae g ripes, checks, etc. All the styles as well as conserva- patterns. 3 | | The best efforts of our New York buying organiza- ) Seta ta at te ee ee sg Tt = tion—and with ail our financial resources—as “aa Crowder was with cs demmeannene ee A 7 1 ‘“‘cash talks’’—made this great event possible. ee ee ee ee on 996 5 ee pepe ico Mi M ON SENSE WILL LEAD You TO jare . at the ote] Sevilla and 1} eeeta *s gen- gabar- ad are and A -_ y I | ‘ ef ' % a= . . - - ‘ . ‘ry 2 “3 he anal Zone and Presider ly U ‘ = , ' - ; ’ 4 ; e f p ' 8, and were entertained at soe * #8 ° | cy Be a tinor ean ‘ ’ ‘ at the . = 7 > . : . " ‘ , , # : >. 4 . ’ 11! yHnd , The ‘ 1ST oe ) ‘ 7 . i a : z i ‘4 ; ny > 1 rr) Fee? oft (cys — n e , | . am: lerce = @ . ? > = , ’ " ‘ Tiger LA \ 1 rTiy? t. » = . . = . ‘ a } i ng a inama on the same da bs 41 A Ss 4 . re? i? WH fleet r¢ ’ 5 5 | ry 4 , © ’ ia Bar 7a. '¥ ,’*) egorm? } 7 P ’ I . ‘ 4 _— } ’ 3 és i 7") ry ciun ‘ | “ter tars . pen “9 > : received aboard UI flugshiy " ’ = : : i . 7 3 ma > '>- . . : = : >. 7 . 4 vrs + ; . = . 4 BOY } $ AT) f cay linis - , : . a ; 4 " : _« * , " » 5 : > 3 ; "9 . PyiCa, i MIsSoOUriliga ris “ti _ a > 3 c ; " , ‘ ‘ .* 4 . T “ . 4 St - + a = FANCY PINK; GD GOP GON 6 « 0 c'cccauen EXTRA GOOD BRAND, in heavy syrup de RED ge SHRIMP cw ‘PRUNES fic: fc “SALMON 2: Spring Velour Ceats, all embroidered and silk tassels IF YOU HAD A @F Handsome Bolivia Wraps. new wing sleeves, ete. Ja NECK i= New Box Sults, full lined, buckle side effects AB LONG AS THIS FELLOW, 6 Fine Long Line Tailored Suits, crepe silk lined ‘a Extra Fine Fur Chokers, large and fluffy at SORE THROAT _- New Combination Misses’ Crepe and Silk Dresses f Canton Crepe, Silk Eponge and Paisley Dresses SEE TOMORROW'S POST-DISPATCH FOR FULL DETAILS IT WILL TELL ABOUT ALL THE GARMENTS AND THEIR PRICES (ee, Ae ee ee ee COCKTAIL BRAND; BRAND; NEWAYGO " fancy wet pack.......... [cOUGH? q excellent quality ...... PISOS | fae SAME PRICES PREVAIL AT ALL OUR STORES —_
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—- es = aa ADVERTISEMENT. Marriage Licenses The Japanese Way to Remove Corns - Births Recorded f Burial Permits; Doesnt Hurt a Bit—Easy and Simple —— a Se ee ee , 7 % 5 gala 7 its | d MARRIAGE LICENSES. Mee Staite Tooch of Fee-BMint Bess 3 ‘ | ' aad ; Sg MG oo is made UP . "a> Mirs my 5 Es? . . “een . ln ~ —_— as . : > iy . z ‘I . > = ‘ standard c Like a Mason Jar MOF MIS fj 7. | not down toaill HE familiar mason-jer coupling by 7 ’ ; y ou > . y ' which the lower ead of the bag of | | oo the APEX Suction Cleaner is connected =: — : to the nozzie is air-tight. preventing the zy - ' Sr" home-made los eecape of any dust. A part turn of the ‘ ;‘ f collar locks it firmly or detaches it for ti-8: and get it! empty ing. The Apex Electrical Distributing Co. me eg re-vitalizes These trving davs bring weari- mess, 2 EeNMeral Siow - © wn Cue to sluge'sh. impure blood . BIRTHS RECORDED Neen ee ee eet pas pall Just igh With Toltel. “Think | tto loe-miot and fun Sup Geel Gale ELECTRIC SUCTION oer ene See Cae aE Ree Rot tetera (1° CLEANER te ee ~ * na — — _ — Er TES LN he AE Ne aR Sete oe ri} et Your Hair is Beautiful. e_ ED. PINAUD’S © | | custarp HAIR TONIC wil prove it to you. — z otis eh a tn a Sel: Sli be dad AE coll tant oi dehidbamme ddiemas This exquisite Frenc ch Eau de Quinine faithfully SARSAPARILLA = - «=> a Bre: H uses. brings out the hidden beauty and charm of + 4 'T. tT imparts 2 ast ce, ADVERTISEMENT > the har And 1 ng fragran also Don’t Let That Cold ee-517-519 WASHINGTON AV.-3G wee : es | angie * the scalp w hite and wholesome. Every 9 . ow fe = Turn Into “Flu 5 Bias: Kedar, 285) Seca _ on Good Old Musterole. e. an bingy way. a inte ‘‘Fin,’’ = a“ % aa ie a teed ste s we te oe ee tk eee PT ES eR N&O oe results are truly wonderful Men find ED. PINAUD'S Hair Tonic a-real comfort. First class barbers apply i on request, a day it should be used, sth gentle massage. The That cold may turn ee ee eee ~=- Oni pre or, even worse, Preumonzia 7 7 - ~~ te > ~- = . . a : ; un ess rou take care 2 26 St nee ; ez ) feet Reem Rub good old Musterole on the con. * e>: ase. Be | = a merts and see how quick!y it = ; -7 a He | . “ > ; ; - * ;7 - -— " , 3 : a — rt P > ston i 4 — sudshitutions r.. _ ' . : | = em Parfumerie ED. PINAUD | erie d Colds are merely congestion terole, made from pure ou of mustard BURIAL PERMITS eamphor menthol and other simple , , ; 3 : : | ingredients. is a counter irritant whith 7 Rect 5 O19 Ores : i: | j : | American Import Office mu y break f Protec, Te, 202g, MOC : >t + 1 : | ED. PINAUD Building NEW YORK _— . Te ’ Mew estes 4 Dey PRIN a Fete a siete el waa mi Fes Bat tucwn tathoNiag 3 athe! 1 AS SAM oop ear EME pr Aor i . Fe ee Nee. eo" gk. DN Patines . > r ot nd - “se tees y eb on ci amr 7 Pm Age ae - ‘ : - M 4 “axwa-7 Geen mE A tee, . ar imulates circulation and helps break am A eae 2 My ppg pe Or ee As effective as the messy o}2d mus. : ; tard plaster, it does the work withou Pe : ow Sen aie the blister. ry “ ASHINGTON Av. Just rab it on with rour ee ogg, ype > =e . tips. You will fee! rm tingle as Max : i ’ > - fr! * se zr? ites das Wines ocete vena (tae Se Consisti ng of Highest Grade Women’s sensation that ings Welcome re) | oe apoio amally ROE a | f & Misses’ New Spring Wearing Apparel = [Every dollar’s worth of mer. | eee rer eaumsaonts chandise will be sold at lowest prices known in retail mer-|] NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTI B Fournier, 30. city Poepi-a; | a - SE 5 tenn chandising circles Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets‘ *..5 as ieee denen 7 . . . a Amet'S wibet Whomennds of stemact ee TS st Mena Z es ) Beginning Tomorrow of nominating candidates for the fgllowing city a s to be voted for at the Genem eR doing now. Instead of = _ =x ee Grn ) Mleetic \ he held oc NesGat 3a dav of ru. 1923 that thea@ hereinafter ma taking tonics, or trying to patch up 8 y a% 5° aad ‘. formin their natural functions. awar >i , . . - 7 , ; AR rCER rec’ ‘A x BILLDIOVGS : imest i: - > ae = . \ . . — oo goes indigs on —e stgmaci trous.es 3 : \ . ; For President ef the Board ef Aldermen— 72°85 cing’s high war Lawre 1817 Wor: clair Ave. ne Have vou a bad taste, coated tongue a. a | : ~~.) “SS —- co ete . *MITS - i - = } . 79 " . —-~ ) , : A. 55 kitind : 3 nes oe aS. ae a m7 a _AY Lttorney_st_ Lee! KENNETH TEASDABS pF man viriecuee For Member ef the Beard of Aldermen— 7° Sk: ake RZ With undigested foods? Take Olive —eese from W's x , . 7 a . “a * g — . r " caine lat - shetienéee One o . ; mare . x nm K ’ , ‘ e ’ a , “ & oe a substitute for calomel. as Te ws 3° >” 4 : nag eer ep WENTY-SIX\TH LED ; Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are les _tron ch im Dera: {n- . —— — en: In this sale you can buy > — = R # EILEns AMERICAN |ABOR ure |y vegetabi eompound mixed wit! oe re ‘ é ae fie a> > 2% . . e for On 142 : “agg a Pb sher olive ail. You will know them by th ; | | PS ee genuine Brytonia Capes EDWARD F RANDALL _“" ERNEST D. EVAXS For President of the Board of live color Ther oad , : one ; _ —# , > a ——— i o_o seigs Mnnawer on griping aceite : aad gis : mo Be: . J —_ tee . _~ = elour Capes—Boliv id ber of the neal ef Al 7797 the i apt Tarate 2748 Texas o_ x BRANDT Ping, ¢? Ps oF pal - : ° ' . “3 _ . FOURTH WARD ——an — — . me or two at 1 Sa ) : | ) S - : ~—: ° Vote ‘ For Member of the Boa: emea— — —————— Take one or two at be e : oe ee ee Cape li kinds of ex ~~ o re sity el aTH ¢ Abden Por Member : ae ; - inn s relief Ext what vou like. lic and Sie, “S#9¢) Ste Shares mad iT) = > Pres \ a ~4 _ Ret LLIaM ~ FitzMas —— | ; : Se SE SoS of every description and ‘SIXT! “a 23 $386. Bier Ave. ~SIFFEREN WH | Aty News Briel | s Bee : For Member of the Board af Aldermen— m7 : romhe -~ oro = i ter = o> me , years. It broke owt im water bisters | od Ma mreets to the ~ 7 Sternberg’s Entire Stock of SIXTH WARD - att». eter ~ - -i irr ne N : i ~ , | rt =NN secs x — . EIGaTH WaAakD a om ™ = YT st — S503 Alabama Ave “ at.onal ching end Durning were very severe, | Rad ale to u sate rOowuMoRROW and I scratched and irritated the af- |; ‘ z . > mare Over 800 New Ta:lor- IN 3 BIG fected parts ec bedly that! could not | a , : r TS | OA . GROUPS stand clothes to touch them. | ae , + or rae : ra — Price wns — sleep for months. a eS a fe wren ce oo \ ~primg oOans Ye e SOLD AT y doctor advised me to try Ch- | . as . bocked the cam >it ' Member of the Beard of Al ticura Soap and Oimrmert which I) ||” om te 3 a , ae wee éid They helped me ag I contin | i 3Us. J = | neal sat —— wsing them, and im three menths | | HON AND RADIO" WY : ‘E ti Fs k f Ft = oo the Beard or Aldermen wae Dealed.” (Signed) Mra LF. | 28 °° *.. : . a , n re oc Oo , 7 erage” ~ TWELFTH WARD wREN “Ss i : - JS : TO § oe toonday Lenwwn meetings at we. A ' NI . ESCH Se For / Member of “the Beard of Alaa purity, skin comfort and skin healt’ | : | ' * = “ ae aa re Ee cate ef egy omg 8 EIGHTEENTH wip E . 7 ai} | (CHPOCKE TOLE se - =" : ore ists er il a ae ; WRLIAM BANGER? a. 2 owt er ?_ os > r : . & nnn al ten b ¢ B---* er ond af Tart Master . ssitarneianlamtiess amu cance oft War Pac then @ togular rash and my ifece, 72 = : ' Se ertnes and neck were affected. The | —_ Subse us ; ot : “ Ss Y R { N G ) U i T xy IN THIS SALE 75 For mecca siéamen— at = : 7; 3 ace —s adie Far Noni Fe ae ember of the I Rerard ef . EIGHTEENTH W WARD the Rear? CHOICE! = . _ ee wl SE Aisd m . . xa “ “+ =. = ee ; : | “ae No matter what Stern- News Market st @rewsr! ape tatere to" » ADVERTISEMENT. ik ta Bank of Commer ~ 3 -* ) berg’s sold them for— 50 TWENTIETH For oa oe To Cure a Cold in One Day 22 see ee TAN a4 a mi Take Laxative BROMO QUI. : . | : ce a aa | | or 325 Dresse at aTro SELONGIVG + . Bie makes no difference— NINE tableta The box bears {1° ~ Ee | : ce take your unrestricted OP, — PF Femcneminsien: = SS 4 the signature of E. W. Grove | net m : “a , —_ choice tomorrow, in = Tees cero Wane (Be sure you get BRU Vj 5 Whe = . , ; by - , . Bi : “ = = two big groups at. 2s ee ° * ier — TWENTY -Fot ARD : . U | : | JT f age ' S, pe Sc SUIS ROGOTIN ' sly = hipre 2 ve.) : SS@¢s © every a - yr —_ : mes (C2 , e ie . S 8 Tipmcx ee } vurt Attorner * 18884 Eetiamon: Are : > - al . *s . . —* | ‘, artone—! a°"e@ POM >A ~~. FOR INDIGESTION rE and Poultry Shippers Asso | ee “ions — tricoshans — all newest: . : : Ee 7 4 ins for Spring; over 400 styies rthe City Louis, “Mo. have scm dm She anahd ont Go alae Ga os8 Om fixed eet St. Louis, this 6th day of Mareh 1923, JNO. B. EDWARDS, Chairman / af : . Choice of Apy Sternberg Winter Coat— oe = apes oa Member | -_ ai A PI 4 TER ember : No Matter What the Former Price— EDW. 3. LEWIS, Secretary \ Whether $20.00 or $30.00—Now. .......... a
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w | 4 WEDNESDA tla ie a. a 7. 1958. The e City | Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Apyecnimnately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MARCH 7, 1998, MAR! ——— . = is i 2 ee LLL mee — _ TS = % J, Kennard & Sons HERRIN DEFENDANT —$—$——— RUIZER 4th & Washington $1,500 and a Home | Have tClimiunate LsTace R rod From Case. He had been out of school only a : P LA vos | few years. But he had deposited in = _— , $725 to $5000 an interest account $1,500 — without a as " ees. ‘ >. = Lees 2 ah , , ARI tise ape Aer AS, single withdrawal. aoa meee % =A =) ~ chron ic catarr a \ me wen ||| _ NAIRN’S STAINE’S All patterns carried in stock im the 2-yard width end some patterns can be furnished in the 4-yard width. PRICES: - | Inlaid, $1.40 per square yard to $3.25 per square yard. ——— : Plain and Battleship, $1.00 to $3.25 per square yard. ISSIONERS : Printed, 85c per square yard to $1.15 per square yard. ewer er ecewes Treatment im on receipt r name address KONDON inneapolis, Minn. ‘eer eweest vee T'uvo More Survivors Point Out Three Dpcfendants ELECTION | | LINOLEUM RUGS aes ] lling place in each | A complete showing in beautiful designs, suitable for Kitchens, Dining Roemse end Bed- ne reguiar sil ) é h 9th, 192 33 and that the polls rooms, in simes 6x9, 7.6x9, 9210.6, Ox12, 12x12, 12x15. lock p. m. of said day for the e voted for at the General —~ | hat tha hereinafter mentioned f J K d & br nomination, together with ef» Ps ennar ons y, or principle that he repre @ : | | 4th & Washington ——— Member of the Board Swent- nee mre } REG! NA “a. "BILLINGS, 7 Montclair Ave or mber of the Board of hemo ; ae: EWEN ce. ers WARD ; KENNETH ‘TEASDALE E80 Bkinke r Rd en PARTY a | new Evening Train 8 Texae Ave Member of the Roard my Aldcemeniil ~ SECOND WARD | g--taeetine.- @ ae sm - 7) WILLTAM 5. FITZMAURICE setae en ae: 2880 WwW. Hebert cot works? F : : : : er Sowbes of the iscpcd a Kidermes— - Later Departure Early departing, leisurely journeying through ENTIFTH WARD | No-Stop Special! peaceful, quiet, refreshing furmlands without rate f r ine) FNWwY ” - = ~ 201% x ED WT ia . the rude shout, jangle and thump of long stops. ¥ emileer af s oremost night train ; ; ; oF TWENTY SECOND AED ? te efit pe wend oo + std The Chicago Express is another C. & E. I. train dedicated to unbroken sleep, where silence oe, ae I - # Arrives Chicego at . “i } gas cite Awe ) S| 7:40am. All-steel Chicago Limited ; >" I Fer Member ot the Waord of Aisne equipment, ‘Sleeping is a religion, where attendance upon your com- TWENTY-FOURTH WARD | Lownge-Grill car Leaves St. Louis at forts, child and adult alike, is a virtue. »dsomest car on 8:55 a. m., arrives a pon ; a0 . : . ° " Pustecss Manage qrmecls.” Midnight id dey ein Silent-running equipment; roomy sleepers with price Naturesendsawarn- ing of Pyorrhea— bleeding gums. Only one person out of five past forty escapes. Thousands younger are subject to it as well. Be on your guard. Brush your teeth with; orha FOR THE GUMS More than a tooth paste —it checks Pyorrhea 35¢ and 60c in tubes E uncheon and club oh bb este ; . utitu . . : Teer Lea break ‘est. Free reclin- ensanSeoctits! every homelike comfort; immaculate; venti- ne) ie cau ig servation—parior car, lated to sleeping-room temperature. Also the [For Weater = the Board eS | diner and tree rechn- , WENT EIGHTH WARD : ing chair cazs. big, airy, free seat, reclining chair cars. LOTIS ROGO In 12ASA Hotiamnon: Ave. Garment Cutt cutter Double-track — heavy rails — automatic sig- nals — courteous and wide-awake employes. For Wanker at the San pard of Election Commissioners} | and the official seal of the office t | All C. & E. 1. trains stop at 47th St. and Englewood (63rd and Wallace Sts.) Stations, Chicago. Tickets Reservations and Information | 322 Nerth Breedway, Phone Olive 7200, or Union Sistics i= J.R.A. ZIEGENTUSS, Gesers! Agent, Passenger Department 521.532 Pierce Building, 112 N. Fourth St., St. Louis i ieirman Y, Member |- the Board of | icresry ) Conminionss gg ° 93 : ia -emingt yPewTl ine is Cr lete ». “The Noiseless Route ey il ond cope forse a ee ee COCe Canes SOLO TEDES CEOS ESOS Esecced -
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a Tr Sa em 3, MARCH 7 ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , i As We Get It, There Are Entirely Too Many “‘Eggs’’ in the Scramble for Dempsey s ‘ite Arrival of Toney at Bradentown - Ric ley Li kes This : Is 8-Y Car Women’ S Western Champion Lewis, Victor Last Night! Minner’ S Play: ry Solves One of Rickey’s Problems; eames fA. U- Division | 8 Organized Here ee eS _ Of Pikeway( . Former Giant Star in Fi me Shape ¥ sane eo : BS * = ae 4 Local Followers Are Wondering New Body Plans to Place Events for Women on Next Men's ” Big ° : Ln 1 Ta Part lia Se a ™ Athletic Meet. By John E. Wray, apart Editor Post-Dispatch. Herman Wecke, Of the es Sport BRADENTOWN, F Mla thing. Fred Toney, the dinals from the pitcher for the The big fellow eee ee eee eee” |) Toney Reported Back his paces for the first ti: ‘ | : 9« ; C= he eae ae ft 2-2 : , i 4 j | work et On Active List but é . be ota eee * SS : : | | : | eas = & & Fave . 3 x . Sn 9 ee a eo 4 ~R nd ran . a Manager 2. ce ” and there was : . ‘ 7 , ’ o . ? : ; ' ‘ ; ; . ™ a . sn 3 . : ; workouts. and durin * east a , he Me: ) _ ele? See ss atria: a | : ;, The rankine 3 es as ie ed to the batte: for a brie: a ra Es i, F | : ae oe ¢ iree fea! : Spey S 8g & Tate aes Shee ' sa : A ts? oe , : on a “pearing down ' 7 int of 2 eo oe 5: ier: oSE 2 Manager Rickey was hig! elated | 3 A Rs A eae bon Ms oi « 5 Te m3 ae oats — + ekg AS ats KO 4 A vw 5 fees. Shay * ¥ ee a ee a as over the pitchers sh be a@eerted that it wes pressive thing he sa» Gouble workout “The spirit exhibitec the best thing I ha’ thix spring.’ leader Toner. who Tennessee last been trac S ver ES ee ett mew cee Mame gio et ae en Maing he questia ngine st tT. fe be cMances ~ -—_ > worm THOQNH Pe 8x Stuart Promising Turlér. Another pitcher w! “ame in f " Al of attention was Johnny 8S! wuaT.s rig ht-ha: ee Le) ee eee io a . et Bove Sr 2? TUATT was pouring ¥ eo ) Shaughressy «a: that had everything a a wou! watched. Stuart. at the pr about 29 pounds nderweie’ result of an operation Tuat prior yh SRE BEY ¥ Z| 2.o4# 2820 t« : al get Peis bance s2 rd ¥ Aver ST eteniil Gateen tat efron « cugh trrout by the Card: ager : Hunter Caschine Rannere Tn cently MAX MARSTON READY . . . i : , A r ° * ~~ a > > aad rhere Was I : "Tie ‘ & ~ eee 2 for : 1TH TI AT ST. TO INVADE ENGLAND eee ee * ON U. S GOLF TEAM ::~ 2.3" ~sagweanctin a “gong | | | | cs , : fy earuri ae : Burley acc Vir gin @ — 2 = : : : fae Bases : Nature-flavored Tobecces So periectiy balanced and | blended as to give “Clowns” es 3S : — Ma 1p | taste that bring you back for FIREMEN TO | : another peck IN NATIONAL | , ee 2oc re ic CHAMPIONSHIP -- Be fic : “ They’re just that good.” UNION MADE Co. Su. Joe ED LOWN CICARETTES 2O for I5 TR RE wh IF RN BORO Later ROP ee eee eee MORE RE RRR E BERR REER ER EE AAR AEARADRSEER REALL EEE EE SSE SE EE Eo Ee ee ee.
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. i aer’s Playing tures Victory Pikeway Quint dn Forward Scores 23 for His Team in Beating Drake. gion lniversity’s basketba}) psed its-Conference schedule is Gymnasium last night py ering a sound trimming tg Ke Bulldogs by a score of 24 most reversing the score hy rake Sad defeated the Pikers r.night. @me, although it was 4y}} he first half, had many eon. he featured, particularly the. of Jack Minner, Piker for. fho scored 23 points for hie gave him a total of 226 pointe Season and ranks him as «cee. est int seorer in The ranking is: Browning ri), 240; Minner (Washing. 6; Greene (Ames), 214: Wi. pe the Con. ‘tory, Cgach Solem Pikers fighting with his plavers. Washington ook the lead on Min. i was never. over. The Pikers were 1s——-6 when Send in before which ended setting the iwre +) ‘ve ~ - Lne Caine to iis the 15 9 ikers Close With a Rush. hingeton Maintained a len the middle of ake ral) : lm and RBoelter vithin striking @{s- x" > +}, ; . ; i -) Liié T \s Pikers and Lyle, five field to clinch win, ner scored succession 1 basket and ll attempts. Wil- with 11 points nights victory was Washing- Hehth and gives the Pikers a verace for the season. The tf'so markéd the close of the thal ipt. “‘Baldy” ser, who graduated in career of "he will be 1 o7 i1 McCord iret haif—Washineton U., ——— Oe -LVE TEAMS TIED IN SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE W YORK. March %.—The fifty- hour of the six-day bicycle race Mison Sauare Garden found leadership * , ; por Tq? : . : . etiil tied. r the . , . TT) ey avs Pg record is m team ne Fine i Virginia 1 Tobaccos | ly balanced and to give “Clowns” ful taste and after bring you back for just that good.” oN MADE cco Co., Ine., Leutewille, Ep. *. s Titl e | P ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1923. ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH lt Remained for the City Boxing Commission to Put the State Commission Out of Commission f Pruett, Huskier and Heavier, Able Rickard Prepared To Take Regular Turn This Season To Outbid Shelby Lefthander No Longer Frail but Has Grown Stron For Dempsey Bout - — —-Practically the Entire Squad Will Be in js A Way Cut ; | “Liehtweights Draw More Than F ; est : oe day, Henry Being Only Holdout : ee $250,000 in My Arena,” Pro- moter Tells Interviewer. ee By J. Roy Stockton, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. Ala., March 7.—Nine vesterday, bringing Lee Foh!’s MOBILE. Mobile being com more Browns re! ~ By Davis J. Walsh. squad T4 Wit! plete. The only absentees now are Shocke) r pected this evening. Sisler who wi]! Henry holdout Tenn., who apparent!) The mm} mares report W. Rich. has peen lost baie “~ 3 ry | > sy ¢ ! Tt . pitehner, and 1. outhielider eT) route. report at camp left-f ~% }- as a rij vee. leis ¢ , Frank ler be : liomer ferday Eazell, Eddie Foste: Gene ertson, Manus an rber, rd baseme: H. F. Rice. shortstop, and M art \ ‘% eKecona men {,¢ liams ana t« being Kearns reputation . outfielde ate Jacobson, rs SATION Manager Fohl and Secretary an lis Johnson have tried t geveral times, but there accurate tabulation of camp. There are athletes working out daily at th love le 3 " 3 L7« ‘ . . " a ‘ : : WV il- ’ a? Ti ’ . s gviide Priett Lt oh 1 “or . : if i , Whe - > coun ; aliegced T noses , the heen no ha the TN é ’ approximately Pruett a Hard M 6- Hubert }? VW orke! tet? rAS 7 2 a. bije parr Yesterday Fohl ord FIRPO WCRKS OUT WITH JACK JOHNSON AND JAMAICA KID Lizzell Cuts Loose. {| =) »VvOegd ha ‘ a tiers Fran hel Rennett rr. hui That’s B. APNEA PaPaPaMaaMaPaMaMa aha aMaaaPaataPoPaMaMaMa' ee“ e"ta tata teta a eaMaMaMaMe” Peat Mae ee ateMaMateMata teeta eee 5 A Broad and Exclusive Spring Showing of “Academy High” Two- Trouser Suits For Young Men of 15 te 20 Years and Exceptional Values at $492 "L4- 0 $3679 © These Suits are so perfectiv stvled for vouths just out of knickers and veung men up to 20 vears of age that thev will meet the most exacting re- quirements for smart [aster attire. Fe a ee ee ees ee ee ee he Be oo e,yY?Y Y rac WIL ‘* -yv > a ua” "a nh ne 8 ee ee ne on ee *. ne os oe ee " "san ne ee one a. Their special design ing gives them excellent fitting qualities; they are expertly tailored, well finished are shown in the very new est effects—single and double breasted models. sports, Norfolk and jazz styles | and Tweeds, cheviois, flanne's, cassimeres and worsted fabrics. in dark, medium anc light colors, have been used in their stylune every fabric al! Styles and NAT eee 2 eee me ee ~~ ee ——s * ow ove tow i ee en nae — rrr! 7 - “ere ome terns that will c © : ae 2 ee ee eee - nliease the very _— Mati. e& *- See ee ee eee ee ee ERA EREL ELE EEE ELE EEE We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps PPPS SSS SPP PPO PP PP POP PE POS PPP PPP PAPAS, Kenrick Z!. Nieset Park skh hh RBA ER EE EE RRR ERR RERBR RR RR RBBB EBB RR RRR eee ee ee ee RRR RTP ee ee ee ee wd 1S, . re Lewls owes it 4 dispel el og & oppoment without “trust.” 7 . ae Kenrick Defeats Basketball Results. DOL B BB RLD BOL A . }| SCHAEFER OBJECTS TO Paddock Will Not LEVIS; CHAS. PETERSON Compete on Eastern MAY REFEREE MATCH Track This Season ;,"’.')": Mar h eh Football Players _ To Train in Ring Princeton Gridiron Men Wrestle and Box as Spring Preparation. esoclate’d Press YOURK March 7 er of San Jake to LOS ANGELES Cal., By Walter Camp. atngt Mor J. lierber Sc ipaets cnet ‘ | , , riling Tf 7 nai cHRampion to himself and his o : hing _ bala , be eh Ve) | :. ¥ a — ag Fees “ a HR ~ ge eras | New the conver- as lated by taking of known atfiliat.ons class WEISMULLER LOWERS Mol: aak- lDobrake Inj April W eismuller ~e with tS At the Asaoctated ome IW HAVEN, Conn., Mis Wetsrmulier ret ; ) W r ’ i / , : : Glenna Collett a Victor. last night Wot 1 LEAIRE HEIGHTS. Fla w“ mitgpihx ee ee mai representa tiy holding the wats distance in four min en a s own record of e® nm utes, #1) rt aecondas Recon in THK 440-YARD SWIM RECORD in- LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS ~ LAST NI bn icticatisneta telat dtiaimatedaitiinesimaana nn At New Vork—Benny Goeel4, Can ada, knocked out Chariey Beecher, York, five “Gyper” Daniela won from “Welf” Lareen, 10 rounds; Tommy Mobson defeated Vie Mel.eughtiina, 10 reavds. At Altbany—Pete Martiey of New York was awarded judge's decteten ever “Red” Mack, Albany, 12 rounds. iF New rounds; RAY MEETS RITOLA ON INDOOR TRACK TONIGHT NEW YORK, March Jole Rar t] Athiet Ciub, Chicage, Finnisa- will meet tonight. Mf 000 metre games of the Wept+ Assoctalion,. *?) e ot e wy a’ Kitoia ‘up N Ti in ¢f }ork c ‘ra « - ; ’ ~ ; > . High Beats Yeatman. aided by free vie High ts at Sodality avenue, vea- of the Blue from fouls De Ran Ge A superior passing game, the good shooting enabled &8t. Lu Yeatman, 20 to Ik and Laciede Hiaif cane fisher on i tia tercay alternoon and White points ited by Yeatman players. Han- negan netted eight throws - Yeatman and played a good elirew FuaLiiie . (,rand Cetin free ——© Deardorff Defeats Kirk. Deardorff attained a place In the city champlonentip tournament af he defeated Marry &, last night. Allen Hell Zamsow tonight in what to be one of the best match- tournament (,;ene .} | : st if AG three-cushion billiard Peterson's, when Kirk, 908 to 4 tse kad promises esx of the Ttiee °’ Commission for Wrestling. HLEMEYE! A 4, 4, ‘ Y/Y, Favorita Ar you looking for a moderate sized cigar? We!!, howabouttheEI Producto Bouquet at 10c straight? Or there’s the longer Puritano Fino at 2 for 25c. / f a Better, Ban, ION saps he we Maybe you prefer a good, hearty, long smoke? Thereare half a dozen shapes, in- cluding the tremendously popular Escep- cionales at 3 for 50c and the generous Corona at 15c. And best of all—whatever size or color you buy, you get the same mild El Pro- ducto blend that can’t be imitated. You get the same choice Havana in the same flawless shade-grown wrapper. You get the same beautiful workmanship. The El Producto standard of quality has never varied and it never will. Prices from 10c to 30c. G. H. P. CIGAR CO., Inc. Philadelphia, Pa. DISTRIBUTOR Wm. F. Brockmeyer Cigar and Tobacco Co., 2101-2103 S. Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. Sidney 1855 Central 2922 Come Home, Jess. 7 _ Supreme : | Ie . fi 3 Sa Yj Uy suraight Chaminade. : on esse Corona Sc straight + Idaho Wins on Coast. a Genaro K O’s Opponent. > Bouquet 10c straight a aa T oral a eal mee be Washington "9. Drake 27. Western W. A. (hamtna@e Princtpia 12 Maepie Avenue ® ” y . 44 4 > ° , y . , ' , ; A - '. es ° if r - , 4 . a , % _ " " , ts 7 4/Y “fy / - 4 A, i / ts Lis ALS L LSA LS 9 Sti 44 SALA LS 7 4 Ss. i, . 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ae POST-OSPATCH seni ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 7 SS MAY COTTON REACHES | SPHENIS ARE” [NEWYORK Stocks NEW YORK BOND MARKET __|[ NEW YORK CURB™ a “ = eS ee i ee. el - er —_—— ~ , : et - Dispatch Co get oe , ae 7 -— Exchange tod reat seen mE : le ta] to the Poet. a. re ae | | | | | | og : , ) | ' | ‘s ‘ | ’ $ ee a = _— ad . >; cw ’ 4 _ 2 = & & 4 : 2okK. : | . : : | oh , | conn x 2 F ing Al 2s ° ded | ; -ork Sto Exchan dar. with : is NEW YORK. Teh «.—Following ts a : -“ .¢ ighest. | * we ; : ‘ , me cs Ta are Gay's hi : . $ 33 iw) ag : .S ae a te a 4 ia ‘ ra ims : - ae ' : _ ric > > f securities traded im on the New = ah ; é ar ‘ 2 , 28. a? 7 owe Wo . . ‘ of mas represent 31000 fac Va. “= | ™ : _ ; a = : . ' : ‘ : . ; ¢ "| ; - : eo zo _ . as ~ ; ; : | 4 = e a ; eee tnenny een SSR TRmTy : n - LiTY Hi : usedissaee ees t* ete +a LOR HH igh _ta uw i loee - ‘ : hb i) L1VER 1(i.F Close iMdustriaie ae @r and the Were firm Tor 1,360. 000 shares Changed anu ca! ime at 5 Bak v fhe ioe we ek y be eben ty - # ea imdustry Situation. “Wurther advances in th. 1.1 Dig be Ser. a ek a 9 reached that @Xpansion tion ard in b Stated to be CaAUSSe Neverth, SSE 2... tre | ¢ Ss 7 ee a a iis P Pia eed me hr e~ Pe Po peso be (V8 4 tan oe) ot hare rch gaighehdigiee eee eS ean attained a: Meanwhile the Price of + oh 69 uve aa FE POE Aisgietaddidiitens’ 8 3 . 7s 103%} 2k POREIGN BONDS. Argentina Ts °23 10 104 “, — ‘(nh ee Ti oe tt hi ee ns ne "33 163%, LO; art i-x +e 8 ~3 tuk STANDARD OLLS. ir Si | . - s f, on % 7 oe — idbindsckua 4 SGOT UR aye Beane os Lorraine are luxembure mm Pletely sbut a, 3 ' Prices have riser, meio * | "iy ’ io a; | a INDE PENDENT OILS. ‘ = a . : ; » : . is ~ a As > ie RAILROAD HON DS, +2 $9 . = ~ 1D BONDS Clearings, Money, Silver 000° Sen > > 42 ang S82 a Ete” , | RSA er x | A First Mortgage Bond to Yield 7.07. LUDLUM STEEL COMPANY First Mortgage 20-Year 7c Sinking Fund Bonds We Offer Limited Amount . Dated February I, 1923. Due February I, 1943. i : ~ ‘ured + T a F ret Vinee re ¢ ef Se i Os S8age on all of the fixed assets of the Com- G. EDWARD ik os “OS & SON S | | Vest St. Louis Water & Light Co. gt eS me | ears detente all whe S2S68 per $1900 dD an | PCAC eta Attn. th LONE EXCEED Trre [SSUE, WHICH COMPANY ’s SOLE FUNDED DEBT ~~ STOCKS, Bon Smith, M. , | Th, J 9ore G& ’ | DS and GRAIN Oore & Co. 7 Participating Preferred Stock ANNTAL NET EARNINGS &valable for intere ‘st for the 7 rears M bers : 909 OLIVE ST. . | | ii Price 100 and Accrued Dividend a oon Tose, bave averaged over 45 Times M AXE em A’ AL INTEREST CHARGES on these donds. Full particeiar eveesiiiies ee = | é ee Price 99 and*Interest, to Yield 7.07% sent Secun | | es F RANCIS, BRO. & CO. ! | DETAILED CIECULAR ON REQUEST | ESTABLISHED 15-> | . ; 214-18 WN. Fourth Sc AK onned » y Building Members of New York and &t. Louis Stock Exchanges, - St. Louts Tulas ' | £ i | Mezzanine—Boatmen’ : 7 (Hive 4605 ST. Loris
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= a Re ST pati a % > * ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1923. | ~ ST. LOIS POST-DISPATCH ' [Livestock Elsewhere | Butter, Eggs, Poultry /"¢s"ixfittatitisren, mut, toe! 5 ve WHEAT ON CHICAGO BOARD | AND PRICES RANGE OFF) CHICAGO, March 7.—iUnited States | St. Low co tne | oe dozen bunches: $5 to $6 Der barrel 3:30 >». m. Do ee _ diy CorTON REALE UNINTERESTING MARKET "FOR : J, “mir corn euaeaic Day PHANCES CMMAI | UNATEREST FOR HOG RECEIPTS ARE LARGE | . ,y YORK. sarch 7—The 3l-cent level ——— cw ee ~ ne come , | ; , , » | Part.ven I ax«riculture)—Hogs—RKeceipts FRUITS. : daughter ard Special to the Post-Dispatch. | NATIONAL STOGKYARDS, Ill., March ¢. | 26.000; 10c lower: bulk desirable 150 to] *8ippers for ceued tein of various i old storage barreled: Ben | ann - and our dear sister, aged Lo APPLES—C o4 hed in the cotton market early to- CHICAGO, March 7.—It was another un-|—Receipts today, estimated: Cattle and / 210 pound averages, $8.20@5 30: top, 35.40 ticles (emai!) orders are vweually davis, $2 to $4; genitings, $3 to $4.50, ) *°S ;, | ie, with contracts for May delivery siling {interesting market in wheat today. Most|calyes, 3000; bogs, 18,000: sheepe, 300; BYR 225 to 300 pound butchers. $8.00@ cigber). ‘ yellowtwigs, $4.75 to $5.75. wi: | aad Opal trem residguee, Sais Sew ee . a up ¢ O6c, while all old-crop months made of the business was between locals, outside; * ge : +8.20; packing sows around 37 ‘4 ie.| EGGS — Fresh country candied, ‘to $6; jonathan, $3.75 to $5: New York “A” nue. Friday. March 8. at § as. m. ’ new hich recor!y for the seagon on contiaser trade teing almost negligible. The decline| horses and mules, 306 sirabie pigs mostiy $7@8: heavy weight | “*So8 returned, le less. g- | Stade greepings, $4.75 to $5.25; Missouri FLEER—Entered into rest on Mondr~. t iowem ané closing @e buying find coring The opening was in Liverpool in response to the break =| CATTLE—tThe market ruled slow, steady hogs, $7.9$6@86.15. medium, 3 30 BUTTER—Creamery extras. 48 4c; stanc- ‘ | : jonathans, $5: Yorks, $4.75 to $4.25 >, 23. at 6:55 ». m. Anne t ; , r u lignt. | b « ! 0 ard 37c -king ; . > Pg ® ~~ * } ¥ eal ‘ee aa . ; - of 183 to 19 jwints American markets yesterday caused a little], - ay ; ' —— ent 3$8.16%8.40: lig! ght. °$ 3 43c: firsts, 40c; seconds, J37c; pac | RANANA Sc to 6%ec Der ID. ; ‘ ler beloved mother ef whics g* fy 1 crop the, but 4 to 13 points lower early pressure, but the offerings were teken | ‘°° weak in the mid-week session. Supt ‘Y | Packing sows, smooth, 37.2547. packing | Stock, 26¢. | GRAPEFR IT—Fiorida 36s te 008 M >» M. Shee as eo » deiver‘es Notwithetanling | up by commission houses on resting orders, | moderate in number, quality generally me- | Sows. rough, $7@7.30: kiliin i‘gs., 36.7 _CHEESE—Peer : Northers twins a! | $2.50 to $4 : _ gear | ans grand. nthe wire service as a result} ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, | There was a dearth of selling orders for a} dim to commen strictly good steers) 8.15. | 25igc. singles at 26c: longhorns at £6%¢:| LEMONS—California (300s), $5 to $7 | maiher and sunt. in hee signty-seventh yess ; storm, the South was a seller | March 7.—Following ia the official record | time ang inspired by a bullish private report | otteree.. Bulk of beef classes sold ~~ $° | Cattle—Receipts, 10,000; beef steers gen Gaisien at S6c: Y. A. sat 26c; brick. = (4008), $6 to $3.25 se it Funére! Thureday. March 8. at = Dp. ™m.. Ic? the e which accounted | of today's high , anh wiaeind revi- on the Kansas situation locals bid up prices |to $8.60 per cwt A few choice cows topped j/erally steady With week's deciines: Killing PIGEON . . S—Live pigeons L\ANGES—Ca!ifornia and Florida, $5. rom residence of her son-in-law, O. M. Shep- siatively easy showing and the ini- | Ous close in 08 iF Bee ant stions | sharply. The bulge caused an increase inj at $% ‘ be \quality improved over Tuesday r! top | 1 ° . per y Reg XE ta res Aig i > ito SAS ner r ard, 42204 North Twentieth street, to Frted- n the old-crop positions broaght | as received from Kansas City and Chicago | pressure and most of the gain was wiped out Veal calves—Market very Uneven: Values | gatured steers, $9.75, veral loads, $9@ | jocen: ¢ressed squabs, 75c per 1d.; small STRAWBERRIES—Fiorida, 35c to 50c | ens Evangelical Church, Nineteenth and New- le realizing This caused fe- | markets ) Export demand was quiet and milling de- | steady to 20c and in spots 50c higher. Best Quality at : i- |} and dark at 8O0c ve, pound. : per quart house avenue, to St. John's Cemetery. Jie ations of several points right after the call, |~ a ne mand was fair. Receipts continue to in-jsoild from $10.50 to $11. a few making ti t | $849.50 stock scar We ty ~~ ens aoe gh | ceased was a member of Friedens Ladies’ Abd ¢ there Was a cor tinued good demand. and | MOA. _ Hich. a Low __ Cloae _Yest .| crease a little _ @ primary markets were } $11.25. Beef noi, 87 $2 63 ti >t to 1S¢ her: % | calves arce: | : > 5 ge +4 : aoe Society. ie} owed a steady tone during the | MAY WHEA nearly a million bushels. There was a little | Quotations——Beef steers, Dui 7 to $8.65: | choi nd righer, oth tron other | 45°, vck 2c. roliers, 5c pring | GECK LER— Entered eeda . 4 week = Be hiiiiiei — - apprehension felt over the low temperatures | ’ ltn s. bulk. $5 50 to 7.50; ; 5 q 7 iy : } ‘ medium to ‘ ; cnens, 26. ‘ ull chickens, 8Gl0e, cei ca Sian ponte! pS wee me ore active during the ' Ch! ; : , in the Southwest ‘ : fe ve meaty | Pons, Y pounds gpd over, ic, capone, ¢ | fear Aaughice of ym gg BR oe ister ng. while the prospecte'K ¢ , t , Local cash sales were 17,000 bushels sou bu pounds and over, 25c; ca pons, 6 vounde, =2c liam and Albert Joréas aan A. of i the belt appeared to be | ‘ Ve? : Vas s- ile ‘wheat. £8,000 bushels corn and 46.000 beef t ulle, | ulk roun 44 6544.7 16c: alips, Zic; turkeys. hens | , OeOz an. 9 : couthern selling of the | JULY WHEAT bushels of oats bologna bul i . ; ; i . : : . ’ 7 , @ » s 75 to $: : is ulk. 25 calves. $9.50@10; choice handyweight veal- | 2! tor ’ "4c. ull turkeys, 15¢; | Patient} sch and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest le Southet etl _— has SGD HE hocstiiin ideal | me ee ae ars upward to $11 and ve: bulk stock | ducks, 24c: muscovy ducks, 9c; geese, round, | | . * rhis weakened the market .-LI1%t y7 Wheat market closed unchanged , om . ' racaty , ae i - , tr 7 3 : ) ma in Albert Harral’s chapel. 2379 off to about JO.79¢ rit... or x } % * Corn was affected by the action ot! | HOGS—tThe heaviest run of hogs erve and feeders, $6.504@7: tlc: guinea (nien boulet : enmA : . _ . . “ aiads oe { : ° 4 - SEPTEMBER WHEAT | Tater’ there wan a ‘bulge. but like the lead. | ity than carlief in the wee en ye ore ee Risn Ta ths heavy | iscuunted according to auaity |i A J, Kae eee eee: i “ ‘tise aie ae tee tis o . iikrd ‘to. digest sf Cash. corn ah tt ged , ted yh wae geenrally slow, due to the large moet ly = 0 ~ & ey om 7 -_ te : counted accoruag “© * ove T (), 'e, FD. (> POOR be | bushband of Addie Grooe ines 105% 105% - tga 105 a _ pees. SOS Testis shipping of were mod-'%0c from the best time vesterday. 11g nt higher; ciipped MA Y Co JAN , |erate, but the seaboard reported an improved | shipper’ showed the big end the i os al ers. 50 wf t« - ‘ one ad ‘ ; 4ET. B pie . ié f vearlings, $! horn weth RE ETS—Home-grown 75e pe ne ad desirab! N-enound | "* igiana, $5 to $6 per bbl. | Daskets $1 50 rioting) father of Arthur, Harry aad r bu box. J hn Groos Jr.. our dear brother, brother-in- ( ; Texas bu | as ia? uncle ’ 1 ¢ © r n Tuesdi ea- | ehearing lambs 9 “uneral ake piace from the famiiy -xport de 1d with sales of 200.000 tushels S0c lower than . A bea- | sheari: ambs, $14.70 _s - :, : res! * ' export Geman y page ot n CABBAGE —Wisconsin Hol'ard neo ence, 2 A Dickson street. Due notice tecel ot 7 os CN ewan: UCU ) £200,000 &8% Cumaula- ven "va (tie ' é i+ , , af . ¢) ’ =a - , vs ° i ak ah ee te ne | Chelan hae oorted. the, and sown, th Produce Elsewhere | Texas, $75 to $90 per ton delivered. «| tive Preferred Stock HELMSMUELLER — Entered market acted heavy-all Gay but the steady | pot lar "1X é rom $5.dQ to o6.* eal > came qiemmameaeae aareas ee oe Sy sane yas ; ye phe mance 's Re “ = = » $14 ; . * +? a anrin ar ys ‘nea , ie ' 4 ‘ 4 ‘ ‘| - ov t $i e in wheat chx ked selling pric’s latter figure ! sentin tn tor r tn &. : NEW YOR K. Mar Be Si a hy marie , i + oO > a @ f . ? “2 . ? a" Prade tao 50 per bu basket. . oe ; ' " se « reported aaia © > s are if pe tiie orl ; ° vas ce ~— Inte rest par value 8100 over eternai at I a. m on March 6 18993. Aw share.of the largest ust Helmemuelier mee Wulkoo). beloved | , reatnery. higher than + * , manufacturer of bar- other of Mrs. R. J. Kaiser, Mre Carl ; interesting ol } i iter Weis - ith ot 2 patel _ — ‘Xtras, a+s i. ecreamoryv extras le ALL OV : ili iim, fa veat hat« in the ' sal he Mrs F tW! Eddvt Mere. Douglas ere # | Bata finished > tc Mec higl kinds about Sc lower ant good demand we: 3 i%e 1 uneettied —Floride crates, $1.75 for &s United States. | The be * Richard F Helmemuelier ‘ _ ‘ ‘ —i. |= —_— - ‘s > . fi ; } : d t } _ hij be i ris vc? >TY ta . | i . ? . ahid ‘ : 4 i : : — oriar cg a A i« a0T ‘ ; uneral aoewrhens ; a ; . ' rices were . . } points of > (pata i nishe } ' he \ . y - pe _ *e F . Wo hi . 2a ‘ LS, a. : iT } : 4 Ztrs ‘-T¢ So 7% : { for 3e 4s and be company hae no fund , 1ANs Pn wh o , rts f gnere pare nA : / | port being noticed in ne gain ite crt tf ivi i . T. / , ail ‘ ’ ’ , w 4 . LOFT «i oa el indebtedness It has if } Sonth Grand boulevard. on Thur- gt around ~ Warts, " . . _ pwr’ « , ™ os Te + _ . ‘ ; win ; a : by : we ) rirTsisy « » (13: ne CMEERS— Indiana hothouse, $4 SO te ey A y rw y > —_ +. ‘ . fil, ié - * bir “~e 4 “a "aa a . _ ‘ ‘ liry rem eearaihte ©) bd | pound e: . a, ~e : we. enened at the Ped of “ ) ai | “ -. a ; ry. a4 sa ‘ ‘ ~ #8 . ‘ - -~ ‘ ‘ ~- 7 _ = , ‘ aot onl ¢ i i ti i ve [| Oi. ’ ) y ‘ t - 4 * ‘ 40° » « , r cones od : he ; we Srp n sé a2 — * . . 10Of ot | sw ‘rLV ‘ AT. ft i ive ia iresse.. nr . ; PEP) ERS—Florida } “ bai 14.01% per annum on HOFRLZEWAN — _ 4. ed ir.to rest, Tues- _ eee . S, ‘acKker pougnt ana thes asa il tie Ail4Z- | mos A 8a.e “a ° ” | anes SGaies 35 u toy ' | >" e = MAY OATS. Sus "by F aaeterr interests ; $8.‘ ig trade little ehange CULTS R re ~ $4 its invested capital w Mar m ©, 1923 2 #loa a - _— — ~ bao I ere . a = i closed 10c to .12134¢ higher, « the | hoot ' eak ndency ‘he better } RAC S . March *% tat full: re- ee ’ tcebere i. to since 1913. and it« net \ He keban. beloved husbend , &8 , . T a ‘Ve . w 723 . aint . | - . , ae : : . ’ ’ . . . 4 ‘ tea? | . md : _ ‘ 7 ‘ . it} noel? TA ’ YNew Oricans Spot Pew "= ii we ie “high bo osea Phe *hoice 20 1b. Piss | Cetprs, ) a1 totai ni : ‘ thip- | $3.50: Chicage ieaf, : * per eurrent asseeta amount th . ’ : a“ — nee . . ‘ ' ‘ » | —~ ss ‘ ‘ : é ‘ SANS, March 7.—WSpot ortor ee ———— oe (Copyright. 1923.) = S& te 3. nos! ne ‘ tin folen of sai . a? ae ; : ale ON > NE——* el ‘\w AQ 5 nee . “ te 188% of this issue. Holbofne: Mre Mumm 375, ir 5: : : : : icc as h i Fr a: : 3 3. _ BS Eee ph mRO SACKe! 2 $1.15 | [dah PA us LE 2 jisiana, to 1Sc per doz ; o nel i" brother. brother- +4 ’ -iCe to 68 » to DBD . dan ee ee | liane ~atathesta 71) 6 ~ ewt Minnesot an. Oe BM in ; cle and grandfather rain i oo | ~ ‘ ‘ 5 P +, ; Th i” rn I ‘ s i: « . ie " M sie s eTTa hiinches ov 4 i : a! a : ; a iia sats row : ren actically . a Bi y ae ; ' PARSNIJ : $1.50 lon Thertedav. March 8, at 2 ® : 4 — _— - _ remait ea Nracticaity i ‘ ‘ i Li oO 8, x “; 108e ; Price 100 and fn . , ~ 710 Ni rth Grant hou!leva rd a . ae” : tg 1 ee ae , Se 9 papal Rat . ae : yi igi box loo nterment in New St ~ia* t% _—— : S119: No 4 Pm gg Pon 87.°5 | 855 t s6 creamery extras, 47%4gc: standards, 47%c TATOES—Per 100 pounds fed River » Ne Marcus’ Cemetery. {) Ds I * U ‘ ‘i Ti. Mar ‘ € ‘ rt ° ’ Bu . ’ ” * > — ome ‘ ‘ et ns ta 4c: No 4 *o1} \ | - on. late The ort } Ss \ ? 6 A Ases . eo $1 15 North PrTh rurals, $i 15 | — ed s ater of \I re Avu«eveta Morgan. Mra marke' was quiet car! y ‘os lav in ae $ ic E vat TT LY RY ) > _° : fi 4 : 7 = , pe Sn. ‘ , i . , lipped lambs ent v eis } nro ‘y , ‘ Hit A‘ si? Marc h j , ai ry j . 7 o \ 000 a. $1 ad 8 etaae FHillliigassa, Mrs Meta Ruby and Orta of business prices were UncHhanharc, Wet) Ch S14, SO 4, 1 4% b ¢ were too heavy to mert ith t! igher fowls, TJS 4yC; prin aol TS bee PAR AR § pe woul ster P >= - s No. ‘ + »? - f 4 t é ‘ ; : . . = ta! : _ u rhe Cubas quoted at >" os Sa ‘re : ~1u - , . . . N : 2 white. 3% 5 XN Bs demand Good woo ambs are é : ble t ¢ re. L ; i x ‘a 3 : : ; . aa Bn Fe err ae | ren E derso F ne Ra for centri al. : , p . Pian : QTR o ‘ » mrnde 3.6? KANEA CITY MM Marc} roduc — lOc to > enh —* ; lo 7° An : & C- . : ul ef ; +4 ) ; “ a . AAG ’ os : 5 ie a ot é . i hy ; a ‘ r\ aa rs oe 4 oe han 04 _* mere "? al o- 7 P ; ~ . ‘Tf ‘ f \ae " i atl lA ti ¢ : : a Der . nce F st err, . ru ; , / Grain futures held within narrow limits on - 830736 imuthy seed, 35.07 6.50 OR. pl bes. 3 tts hbo nged = \ to $1 } rh | + PE ort MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAKGE 9-5 Ppa By Gages 5 wen} 1, : ~ ‘ . ‘ e we a Pare ~*~ : Cc Ty aAmMmoDS z . 4 ss . - - — r é cs ‘ le T ° ancy | o z m . m ’ . : » « Merchants’ Exchange today. Liverpool ed, $13.50 aa Bee a7 4 11 oa . "¢7. 7508.25: chonne: id bu ; 20 gf Ren ta 4c to 5Oc: ‘wane | INVESTMENT SECURITIES to New St. Mareve’ Cemetery | ees: Porch 7 LW est, | $4 2065,50, and canners $243 G3 St. Louis Hay Market. "+0 BOC ww. BOc to Thc: red nar.se- | THREE TEN NORTH EIGHTH STREET ae aan a emer of Meridian Cher. T . 1871. av 3ES AND MULES—Receirte of ini Tim indar n neg Du box: Tennessee ~ ; = § Phe early range of prices iii aialiien a hers 871.27: M 19°} HORSES AND 1 Re | Ry imot : . standard, S1842 | mond, $1 to § e ; 2 7 e early range of prices was narrow. x lg myers? 3@85 ae | volume for the three-day period th Ki lag: x, S19 Chavar wiatde-Light cnteed. | be re ~~ hatl O@c: te Se | SAINT LOUIS . te best cn Seeeel decline was ‘n response to; - !'commiasion arrivals exceeding ; . ar | N hu hampers $1 Mare o> 1923. at 9 vp. m.. Ella C. Kelly. ich opened %d to 44}! | Market reasonab'y active on i fovasaq | mixed, | $ Prairie—No #1¢ : ow of Joseph Kelly to Sd iower The ''with valves steady—-sirong in _— eT ns OG No. 3. $13414. STRING RFANS—Ficrt la dark ; wry - ana Ay ge gris to await rOV- ————=- | canes 7 ‘ ell boulevard, on ureday morn- 'oort of today’s high, low. eivme ane | “e\ igus > ic Rivers. OK . | gelling ATE TION iT S, re nro al on market! Stage Ss of tl “ 9. Cy einnell KILL BRIDE -Entered Into a : Fist, | Pietehure, 1 avila 168 7 Killbride Ince “MePomoushy, "5 a ea sapien acm - a , sieville 2. ise a “ . eo fee MCL ’ Cai cash grain market whe: . Was Pe 7 ia FOOD ii | awe, rise 1.8; Lov is\ — ges x4 ° \| R ( : hE ¢ ) R ¢ ‘ kK ] L) V E R Mic? iel Killbride. and tear friend ef re. firm ifferings were moderat gaat it BO ei 4 | 9: St. Louis, 98 rise .2; Cairo, « er s \. i aa vy de 4a - at eth ooh Le Ne py om a and se, na 4 r ; Cai i ies . ‘ : a 7 ‘ ‘ 2 ( pi 2 ray ry. ,. pom B . unera!’ will take place on Urede,. Vicksbu for the Columbian National Life Insurance Com- | iPusteces March 8, at 7.30 a. m., from funeral poome of the August “Mrockland Livery and Under. pany, under the corporate name of taking Co.. 18°7 Hogan rtreet. to 8 Vat- s x , enero schtitanecloessnnsttaltocsititas eines its ple ta Rh AIS EEE AP OO A A A LLL ALLL CE Mig A ns SALA ALLA LLL ALL ALID ALLA AO ihe tel ‘ , ' . ; a - * pwn = 7} ~ - ~ an e w- | ay ss — ome ™ ~_ | r hammer. Portage des Sioux, Mo., died at the + . » q ¢ " of ‘ 7 aT ; rr . . *,* , lay receipts were 293 tons iocal ond 14s CANTON MISSISSIPPI G KORG 1 | 4 4. DY ER yielding iceos aS haat. By at ane Ay Toe, ' s - ss , ye een | | be J - bund ws tal © — | e3 ¢ _ IPPPBE QO conan tit A A TOLLE COLI DAE A eons oe ; e President ae ‘ a ! e tal. Li charles. Mo.. March 2. 1923, at 5 Bonds kK A RN KS [ N . rl i | LE | 3.31 to 7.720' C en the hee eee wee orn. ; Vice President, Fulton, Mo. z cis’ Church. im Portage des Sioux. Me. ‘ear than a * ine 000 a , ea , ce re a en oo eet) ee J Ot IN W. AN | ye RSON A diversified list of | aa ee pe mage, So pale residease, 12743 : ee These honds are dire: f obligations | fhe entire ¢ ity Vice President B q ff : d peloved hushand ‘of Nina re nate ff and are payable from unlimited adg valorem fares. E CG ENE Q). BACON onds ottering a wide _ ier of Virginia, Caroline and Frederick. Sales 0 rain tor rere n@ follow: 7 | ities. Funeral Thoredav. March 8, at 3 - Boston Stock Market ‘6. 2 red winter wheat, 37: No. 3 1 Secretary-Treasurer range of maturities fromy Smithers & Wand parlors, 4233 Olive } 2 red ¥ 3% » ie) ie : oO . ry ’ ™ TitGy etreet . e_Trtenatct i a. Be alee 6 ‘o §& red wint . eat, 1 3 “4 | ‘ Hil y i ES MECK 5 Posttptenarch | wheat, 8120001 38: No. 8 red winterey pes PRICE 1001, AND INTEREST ROBERT 1,4 S tse for our March In. |}, MECKFESSEL—tnterea into rest at home, of today's highest. lowest and « sing price \ 2 lio hard % heat . hk id sag R ICH \R] ) . SHEI TON vestment Recommendations TR, He, Pi RLS E, oe egmine be for the most acti foci eait im here 3 yellow harass t a ‘e: ‘ —-— a = - hard wheat. $1.27; No. 2 mixed wheat, ©3.~- £ eae 4i4 . \n'~ Pragk Meckfessel. de th f Fred. ea, 20% 80% 50% | euced corn. 75 a ile Descriptive Circular on Requesl Director mg Nese Gs : a. . ) é e : . > ~ . . Cos t] | Other members of the Agency are Stockholders. The National City Company reFuneral from the Leidner chapel. 2223 8t, ' ; o—4 . Toul ‘enre Saturday : ” This Agency is one of the successful Agencies in the St. Loui: 15 Olive Street = onto Thettea Cansteat Rw . ° . . . ; r h — 2 7 > a Nem " lle . «’ G. H. WALKER & CO. I] rataateavect’te having been tn business for over eighteen ~econonp-Oes FUER fe Se. Ste eae a2 s ; 5) 11 white oats. years, during which time it has come,to have = : | MURPHY—Entered Into rest on Wednes- ratte aces I BROADWAY and LOCUST , day, March 7, 1923, at 2:05 a. m.. at his a ee hs ar” } i ti: . oe - residence, 3220 Ohio avenue, William J. Mur- ken . ° St. Louis, Mo, Qi) » Are de it & Health Polievholdet Ss iphy, dearly beloyed husband of : Turpentine, Flax, Linseed : ) Life ? A CI I & : : . = = i | Murphy ‘nee Hoban), ‘and "doas apethon af a? a and over - lnevense Sales With a 4 lonzo pa and ae 5 L. pa ao al ai votations ?n lets of av, ’ . 0 oe Angeles. Cal... and our ¢r- 4 ae now Ps 13 eae gallon for $91). 000,001 . 00 of Insurance 1h k orce in-'aw and uncle. 7 mepsiier st: 5 iy ag | ack UST Gee Speed St vsinay Maree hs : ¥ / . io a as " . - | This success has been due to personal service to ; rg: “ ~, to at. Prine de Bales rage ee cage eT Te : a Sie nd stability of ; -h. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. Policyholders backe d by the strength and stabi ty Angeles (Cal.). Tucson lana and “33150 | > Co] is ¢ Life. a Massachusetts Company. ssuakoges (Ok.) eere please 66 te4) 1, HH. 99.250 ae eae Bum Ee the Columbian National ; chu ' Muskogee (Ok.) pa P py. ¢ $5.60: WG * oe & ae The purpose of this incorporation is first: to stabilize 1102 Amade Bldg. NIEMANN—Entered into rest on Tuesday,” | 23 6 ) and 854.000 Lusneis * ph be te oe - - , ' , ig service; second, to bring into the Phone Olive 7483 March 6, 3. a p. m., at his reel. ‘ --—' ine ng fla» “ and pe rpetuate th x . 7° _' bh wo ein Ce PAR Rd ER WA N ED organization men whose counsel will be of inestimable “ fenee, TOTS St tees at ae Witte Nie. March 7—Flax } ’ ~ oo © uw 5) me“ ~ * -_s m~ net ‘imann, beloved father woe — ‘y Ss: norman . Mra. ile N , andfather of -alne both to the Agency and its Policyholders; third, to | jmann, Mrs. Slille a pevico the Agency to share its success on a fair and im- | The Emerson Electric Mfg. Co., St. Louts,|Lilllan W. Kamp and great-grandfather of e e p . ; ba * ‘ c ‘ . m. Interment in Belle emtaine Waldo: ; Seek oe ot 6 cee 2 — innnneans ote Sl LsMlat Nadlihe de . a heh 81.00 81.235 é ‘ TOTAL RESOURCES $25,000,000.00 AND \ AN HONORABLE RECORD OF 75 YEARS hence to 8S. Peter « ‘ ; ' e¢ In - Chouteau avenue, wilh be given lLeceased —? escanans without obligation, a copy of ‘The Premier invest 'was a member of Vernon Lodge No. 405, A : . ie hd ¢ Bron Mo. f, | SAUL—Entered into test on Bu ; is a in illustrates the value and 7? iF and A M . Gi Br naugh., | March 6. 1923, at 2. D. mh, } : Fund Bonds pec weg y tm Bonds Every Fidelity — | CORELL—Entered into rest on Monday, | Saul, beloved brother of Mrs. t . ebruary 1, 1943. March 5, 1923, Margaretha Corell (nee our brother-in-law One sister > | ' = project must meet the four requirements of as- re ae) en eeochart ines Corel) and Biles: South Broadway. Thureier. Moreh F. of 9 . nd assets of the Com- : Buy Ist Mortgage : sured income, superior location, known démand, (s | FILLER & f a AU] trike ce Staegts Soreit’ ora! rowecnt Sohn cory.” SNES ® ' é. Jy : & AS. and the highest standard of integrity on the part . o Nee ee SEATEO Te agen great-arandmother.. vat: | sto 7 ibaa, at 730 am y - ad 7 —-. great-granomother and aunt in er eignty- : ‘ ov 58: per $1000 BOND | Tate 6% Bonds anh, all . —a d | Pierce Building (Ground Floor) say RO Thureday. March 8, at 2 p | Busan erhov. apd daar’ father, . HIS ISSUE, WHICH ; . The Fairmont Hotel meets the urgent nee in 124 Ny. Fourth S¢.. St. Louls, Mo. m.. from the Aéciod erer Cadorraaing | u ona v athewss scueee,’ Gene a SDED DEBT. St. Louis for a first class modern American Plan Telephone: Olive 7120 | OO eee (eg) | Elisabeth Schopp ; ient- ' NOXVILLE enon Smo | SCHUMANN Entered tnto reat : :. i You can do it easily and er , Hotel. It will be under experienced management, DELPHIA, ATLANTA, MEMPHLS, K | DUMMMAM—Rntered Into rest om Tusaday, | “aay March @, 1608, ot C10 Boe terest for the 7 years | ly. Buy a $r00, $500 or $1000 the rooms will be splendidly fugnished, and the - ow YORK A | a UPON TODAY Mirch 6. 1023. at 1D. m., Jomo se ham. | colored methar ot heals Schomagn. de. . MAXI- >: i e s co amuenat ham. beloved, hustapd | of aan. | belove ot! ¢ aga | | First Mortgage Bond by paying $25 cuisine unsurpassed. MAIL THI®_=-_—---—- heer Ste tak eiater-ta-iax ad > oa . me oe eS a ome emains wi! en tro Arth 3. | . tater -in-law. or more monthly. 6°« paid oS ae | ; y gece G. L MILLE & COMPANY, Inc. | Gesaatig " pariors,” Twenty-first and Wash | ypaer gas inks. piare from the “4 . a | ments from date made. Fully paid | Principal and Interest Guaranteed by Us G. 1 ride ant Carbon Building, | streets, "on Thursday morning. March 8. at ine rs fio do edece vet, on r. , . ' , | Ful °o “hure n . Id 7.07 '¢ 7 Bond delivered on final payment. | Call, Phone or Write for Information 49 East 42nd Street, New York. Fulton. M Calvary Cemetery Sd ' “Th Premier Fulton (Mo) papers please copy. STOLTE «Entered tnt rest on 4 se send mefa copy of the booklet, . | ELLER—Entored inte rest on Monday.! " March @ 1923, of 4 30 o. @., o “% at @ | . Dear Sirs: Pica , shi ecent bond ) oo ‘ m.. Eller | «:.: : : vio Dinah 9p ooymey A fau greta : FIDELI BOND AND MORTGAGE CO. Investment,” and illustrated circular descrabing & * (nee Leibiger). beloved wife af the late John Oe, “Sor he r of mas make loans is never in default on . | - . gnes : ©. ynmterest. Eiler. de et of Mre. Carrie Schindler, yen : tolt | p re) n W h n l t T. LOM | — CH CAGO eit vias ’ zi and our dear siater-tn. 1 . “1508 eat ba ; Si. ote co. -~ C a A : . : aes " ate os se ; | . : tS ; I a ¢ eeeeteeeeaee eeeveeveee*” eseeaveee eeeeveere ’ Geant venlevare. I ae ion’ March 8. at re | =e = "an Fn6 ¥. as > are. | Chemical Bidg. a 312 O.C. L. Bidg. taney ne seam > m. Interment at Zion's Cemetery rT, remdience of 0 ? N Y | dollar on such loans in 15 ye c FIDEU rY 0.6.1. Nam . Sth & Olive Streets 66 W. Jackson : ENG ‘i | enteenth st I “J ecoseeeseeererr® ENGLISH —Entered into rest, Thureday. 1538A North oa scagnesseecesereoereeererh” March 1, 1023, at 8:50 p. m., at bis) sephs Church nierment a Olive 7725 Central 420 BONDS, Harrison 6375 Address ...-+++* eeeee t ; ; street, the Rock, er lecea ~ 7 ber of ¢ oe ee 3 Savings Trust, Company "lide Rome, J7oe English, aged 76. years sar: | Hal ee’ ~ RAY oe EF ak Klien English. alle 4 M . March & & Central 4874 ; = EAI Member Federal Reserve Syston ES | | ' cement City and State...----eresserrsrrre
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| postin oe THE THING o_o DESIRE i: is yours if you will only reach for it FA Sowaath sore nase WHRTEOTEM_OOYS| HELE, WANTED ve EN, a a a nana - : —— In YS°HELP WANTED—ME! = a a ny \ i? I | BOY—Te im Grug st Euciid asd ss. LL r ABORE RS—Steady ore $s) | neat and eS hd , ‘ _— ae eed , ‘ } c 3 : ai A La ee Sg Ee ae bd ani tig a! ¢ ay a» ée4/ DEATH soe «6U OEE Lost : | ) Comer D hurz = . “ 7 f ~ ‘) > ~ Py | Perea be t ON Personal and telephone calls, or anawers by mail, cannot be -—— > ane ___ ro) | i lumber: | T RE DEATHS tective, does shad. given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- ~~ : ? ? PWEONESDAT. WARC}Y 7 1979 AGzeTs wan ED . men CANVASSERS AND SOLIC n— lis ~~ \ »_ = aa” Y silo , pin din S- f ° @ Franktir eee ne ee Oe ee whe. | Ott | jal: quick ena os ed sincerity, when gcocompanied by stamped addressed envelope oe ———_——— | | | vypress S’Bock. 1109 Fre ; of Angelica. : PRESSER a 20 SALESMEN WANTED WALBKIDG? 7 | ty Sun. I : | waitiz shi 2 3—We have no | of | si 10M ea . the rub th Thurstay ~ ina - Sanne . pss ee eter | TRESSER—Ex; : = a ‘ JEWELRY SALESMAN—P. ~ day. 3 | | . : , . te 2 ~s et nee aimee: | 7 a “2 ik + ; aks ius ORD se ahaa : ~ — a DROSTEN JEWELRY CoO. gire the services of an exp enced jewelry salesman. een SALESMAN- ee a ar : = ) | cinesms | amine wie — tO tal pinct it i : ort Grit rey = ; — aol se — iesfot te et peri: CEMETERY LOTS | ine CONST -EADE! ) . oo ne as gts nod Bee ce | a es ae abla state a cena rigs , ; : 7 . ' . ' is , ; fleor, imperts, br = STOCK SALESMEN & dig clesn-up: 8 world beste: wil ‘e. et LA Psd bietel, ar th ge.e AO Pali PERI NL OE) EE LT ES ANA NE RRR eg 9 A * oot AP op " ni ges SOR ONG _ ee ce oo ees Me ea ee oe ry WOPFn. EN M ARTIN MFG t ots ali ‘ . ~- ‘i a a 2 ae ee BUSINESS CARDS re od Trade Schools i° } ‘> . é I . phe etn Te ove | PERSON i = CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH’ST’G ADOPTION SDOPTION—Coupie wis under year o'° very i eee en) SE IEE oP MDS yd ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. ee See ed THEA TCA. — iA FRATERNAL NOTICES T you want your hodse wired promriy wtih |" Theater, Grand « Heber: a a Order of 37 De Molay adie EMPLOYMENT LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louts Ber Assotation. ) WANTED - wee er eee teen aE Ne ee a ee ee re ees ON. SIREN? Poem se art eet Ty . ee Se ne read Eastern Star WAN? ED LGRim CHAPTER > ‘ s | ei gE seer ae lille ge Press od , roe Sie PH Be ee ais parts. state az wieuce and ry ex- | MAN—Young: high schosi preferred cole APPL " eens Seen Fa). mat ASamin | hea ea Mae “the facte regarding the property | JH. S—Fro acts you oetind hin Shar femaiment devoamen, fo DELMAR. | Gretta. Socs " y7™~. y @end ORIGINAL 1 tat va > " = en -. ' COMING EVENTS PRICES | >} Auto and Travel ns all W MARC! —_ - . ee ee SEALED — LS Bips Wtd.—Bids ward ef Pubtt: Lo . rocr on March 13 lwer 3 at . Agee aly ae a a ge " ase Bs Water Ww, orks standard of comtract the Water RE EE LUGE. DE OIE LI FLO BONO PE Mit 6 os wand ee ¥ automatie machine , SRE EEE > rEUR - TAL mechanic; fi E.G —Una nese circnmsté : eden Sor a a . ' cee as : ae OR rators. Pot & Johnson ee: PAINTING Bint. F es: | . s tified 1 he ti i? : D1 ‘ apaeee a $ ? at MEN—For « was iat — vor | 1achine operators, : | | : DIEM “ ‘ , aE “sey sian tool setters; familiar Bes MEDICAL QUESTIONS + 28: Lf Dienater ven. _eb3n | Various types of screw machines se AnD ROORESSING Health and sanitation questions 0 * public interes? only will Be con- yg oe : me: Ps ” fo> ears egg ae - LE , , —"s sidered. Diegneses or wotnes: of inditidual cases will not be given. | a as = = ) | | Te 2 Mists joreer rill : 4 #, * arg ng > & pale e Box B-32 . 2 a a swage ag el, Bite de peavey Deal | , — Be: Ofer Sameral we Transportation refunded ale Bk boy AND MOVING bs i+ o— 5 , on gy vey > rou | *mnateris . ner vant ao % Bi: ok, Goes : 3 eae ) ss : | shou! ougt s ee ag 7 | i Seon — ou days work. Apply emplet. : at rea gineer 1 : go : , BB ge mi. The 1 : v ; | , , ) iment department, WILLE : a ; “ f VERLAND CO.. Toledo, 0.65) a Sn mrad OUND || ns moss Scene | es READER TE DG, Siititent | Sameet ce ysthe, ming! | Cea PRMEN Ces aRineTERT wor MES Tee, tae aee ge GaSe hee : — wea Re ad 90° Sic ine dat’: . Pissiay. Pr daily. 45 my ab Ad ge eer A. G ‘&B RAL ER SUPP! ~ vn Tee) ORL RE OREO SRT RRO IRS Np OA BG. AIREDALE—tcst. male ; 2: WALL PAPER, CLEANING, ETC. war’ Wes AIRF DALE—! 4055 Pere ‘ csitax 98.) mit i : é . . : — : —— meet 8 fai x ee : It aN ' . if ’ : ile : new ete tw res ang = S aa 7! i. 1) string BEADET BaAG— 4 _ ? , ‘ c wi - ‘ : ‘ions d : ; - : 4 ¥ " i : : i Fe ; “ay colored. permanent | BAKER—1 igo ye be 20 pg : => >» > white fare, front ‘ ” [GER—WV ; - a - aod * = . -—— : } AMOND— er Seanad | Pa wala Mastering. | Nie antes | > paises rueed Oar 7 tl pemte p abalne-= a Ay Work. 4 st 3 Y CLERK —Eaperienced : Apply NA-| lee werk: peeilltian Gun aan SE is wre —MISCELLAR it J Some Ss ‘enograst we > ‘ , Miz >_] rice ] : , : > , : : : ‘ : ; aie aa ih : — RS . he acl ‘rte ao ie S o MI “315 Waning feds > | HELP wTD—women. ING CO., 24 and Des-| "is. 20S S S «ALTERATION LADY— trehan. : ox BAS Post-Disveich o ened ; ‘for St. Louis’ : : Se men’s and womens reed ear store. Permanent ; | ma PER cia | | = ie ies : : | o | oPnisting Cn 10) : 5) Baten na | Jan eeate und hammer . See ' ‘ a : , : | : | peiies Ills ey oe ae ci ; : pected. | HAY POURG DARNee ee rORES. 416 N. 7th st. MEN. _BoYs wet nee , te aoe oe 166 5 _Secees : ——s pate __ —. TOOL AND DIE DEsig -. Es —— re OKKEEPER . eat | we : on ae ) “2022 Del | . rOOL AND DIE MAKERS S33 BI RIAP BAG SEW . ; mes r — et DieweteR iA : pte PER —- *- SHEET METAL DIE MARS “ vi TON BAG AND corre - — ; | Pa L 407 F “| . = PER # cRS—Aal. «a is4 Ne Steady work No labor trou: XD Pacerema, dheuuubiel CHIROPRACTORS emer . ' (LE MECHA —EXx>. : a : ; - . 1] Price , POR a 4 oo i i wager. | , 3 : ees kad . ys : } “a: Transportation refunded @ . oot Os Bee ‘ . . “It Rw er? ot ft o& ‘Tes thirty days work. W rites henieta., * and —e a © wire © expense. Empleram 7 (buna ee cm - lepartment WILLYS - O¥@ ‘ isetom Hatel Mine's manway Ps) LAND CO. Taledo. O ; : ’ HANGERS —F ire ar: Se — - PARTNERS WANTED. _#a rer eee dees ys Oty aren m* . . . ; x MAK ERS— Want as ‘ neta Bee Pts 4 ‘ ™ ec ancy ~ s "Pattern ‘ 6 17 Ma rte A, 7 = - LABORERS Ge ae ge : _ time work. 816 Pine dat aera | «Sigg ALSO r™ ‘RT EPR—H wm ork Drake Hote. mee ' ean. | Pre enatch 4A PARTNER 414.—feeuttvre wie ™ | mires r= . - N Freight Handlers (seas (Sates CRUNDEN MARTIN MFG. CO. : : econd and Gratiot S PTE CP PNR ON MR NRE 2 A: LET GE RE: TNE REET ae ee er ee re ie ge Mewes) » an Ete Ste ee ke ee sgenn's. iy em si ~ _ . al Boutin ELLE RARE RR I SRT HE SNES ANE R
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-D-——MEN, _BOyYs cred; myst le n. Permanent po. r Mr. Hudson CLOTHING .. Tth'st. _(e4) kK rt ae on fe cistered; mu : hours, wr “alary- eat wee Mr. imig, 615 Oo 2 expe: enced on Hoft, sO) N Je 'ferson, . nee iia’ hine: = Pyeng and Cleaning (., (c.4) fe) oni ee ive, Not fman DI oc! ost 8 bad ‘an ace ” ‘nee ah lp i) One Appiv. 4400 eeeeet.. | ateiv: go “Olt s Found: zton tracks io4 » who have joined o ling Coffield elect, N20 Pine Kestau: ; *pRit ou fi CT a et, "TORY HELP oking fer a Vor KERS out -of-to Dispatcn the morning y expec ted liox O-408, utes u. B DRIVE AN'PED APPLY DELMAR. tm ni work ’ 42: N. Third MAKERS——? oy” or HANDS — al? Rueckol it Mfg. C RE wols. N. Savarino, G MAC Due " Gite & For on WOrkK siate Rox O47 Sa P ~l) Strong Tard Se ciory nN To work it fruit cepa’ t nee pnrefterrs | . Gth . ’ With some salea experten truck 704 S. 4th ict With some experience =f soldering tron Rox 0-07, fcibe Who understands setting up nolishing Stein Furniti.+ klin. fo) 17 or 15 years of age {01 holesxnie house: steady on x 0-218, Post- Is. (c4) gh mechanical and elec : for inspection department hal Co.: } 17 ; Bowen ; Are 17 or 18, for general of- fer one who can take dicts- en: Bebo Ne work Fore FKiec » North Market ic) - se ta) pe \erarea of age, to Due Hess in wholesale Ors ,iment ith ads Neem AQT ingtor fx fc? ert, echanicaliv ‘tnclined 13 Ed b schoo! manual training perience. steandy work; Salat *Dienatch tt" advance ment lox "S .ears old ompany: one essary; craduate mited use type for advance number | mule eibuach ifs oat ino yvounxr ion sales Week while room 31°. ‘ff ID ~~ opel ya NT haminer drop forgers ork on 1000 1500 and 1 hammers D DIL DESIGNERS Dp DIE MAKERS ITAL DEE. ALAK ERS rk. No labor trouble rtation unded after ys’ work. Write or expense. E:nployment at WILL = OVER. Tolera, ie } xi al i. WANTED , ta ‘i Jaty with “exeout! ve son third ‘'nierest ineurance hat s3-¢ © Trt ~Uupecd. experience bet helpful av? ° oF silent. Be -Dte: “at h jt4.-— we: utive “with $6 004 Gexires to enter menufacturing than ready to wear bvuainome, ha‘iona!l @ietribution capacity’, ~ tmanarer: pronosition nist investigation: communications Bou T- Post c SALBSMA N—! xt ‘Wear store. Permanent position; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. 1923. NTS WANTED MEN yne of the old life insuranc * com- | cur } . experience and where previ ously vin- ner ennars v ae petticoats bond re ire } lhox r Qs. -D. oO } np! y ready for gt 70 rg Garment Co. SOR Washington. (¢ LRY SALESMAN W | TREDE RS, FOLDERS AND peat t'G . ate STORE S, 416 N. 7th st. (e4) experience deliver: etart, rot ; iD sxcele lor Leader ee ag 9395 Texas ; RM OSTEN JEWELRY CO. de- 4 ° Ts . one) > 1. if er at R} je gite the serv ices Of an experi- | INIBHE R8—On panto. jewelry salesman. (el) | ke NG SAi. E SMAN—A\lso for cur plate- embossing and engraving (in HA ANDS—And finishers on th and Pin Room 16. 505 Mar- f.>) ¥ LAT WORT ‘MARKER—Beperiencea, pn great ary, 20°@e oe A pases New Crystal Lauy. 4 as haif the price of ordinary Wwork!: FIOOR | : : (3) me account ana very liberal com- on to peer cence: d man with customers ones Engraving and Printing Ce., Sth | peria: BP) dg. (rere : fod) ; STOCK SALESMEN big clean-up: a world beater while | | ah all, Mr Pride, at La Hotel, an beofre 8 a m iclede té 7) a degenaneney factor ekper| enced: steady i\diwar LADY —Must 50 of ; néed not — work 832 N F he ‘nt aor tion wor blue denim ‘umpers age and expertence sf-Dispatch in be compet gi T is on a Work - — s istian ove! a i): ‘PLEN or =i. © ressing and fold ng aturdays. LLIOA } 4 ? ] Acust gst Y y fir SMEN—W i! Re yom 10. electric washers rie re hila . See oe Rioe, YW. n st tc) th hous fork 4524 WW MAN—F! gtaliment xi eri e Post-D' patch aN Yc ung salary or ivancement. eand i. . , omnis MEN—S alary posit): in cit cire 209 P nolph be ] os Mr. a unter 2) oe } GIRLS—To jlearn ar louis Fim) ry ‘dery i'n For anartment te£ht; we Phone Cat rket good pa eteadyvy work 4 se on ‘ TRL : or GIRL—Y: wil anv OT TAT. (1s lean-cut, to learn pub anship, must be wiiling ; ranteed salary and commis 312. 114 N ath 86 ior noohns and hey 1S men e fnd regular ex' emp! loyment te)8. 507 U7_N. froaagway. must stay on x (c4) ‘ ” peer 1 Room 2 11 rg Wa vdDie Saturdav aft mployed; can mmith men r expenses SALEsSM ‘To sel] used } ’ , ) &V 4 make thread and ul supply is: “pays hig h-gri F.. > W rR rT} 9 : deepndent Paper jew high-ciass speci Pe > cities and surrounding . " ‘ | i *Mnevi.le., Rellevill yuis, Jersevvill eq “ounty. ”? iower i! SALESME — WW) Salary? wil) help &MAN—Ext is to cana in the Hast or telephone Mr Ss for past 10 ary, ranted ot herwise, reserving Co., ————— LTT = SALES MAX —Bs ‘ ani, yA : BY... _ § to GIRL! —To sew pockets” on can men’s overalls and jumpers. Y | RICE-STIX FACTORY, 11th and St. Charles. cn) ~~ — POD ey MOSE GIRLS—To eover wood heels:| experienced and also to learn. | -- UNITED DIEBLOCK & WOOD) rnen TIREL CO... 1906 Pine. ; ‘oe ” tee oi “aR ack ‘ackers and Stee istributor D s Be ee ie ; NION RISC DIT COG., elec- PHUsIA, OS 6th (4 ro oo FSi 00 a vear: must ee! far short tin \e See Re om 8O7, Hotei Jeffer son, ' da) ! vote "4 Alexander, &m.toon. m PBA a ae Oa “—_ A] E SMEN- Thursday or Fria Pine or 3917 Olive . | aie (ail 1019 Gat nett or W m., W. cakes. | 1117 N ; | sal : “meal ie 1686 arcade Bidg SPECIAL Ur lance SAL .ESMEN lacy en. nr seam GIRLS—1Is years older lea LUNGSTRAS DYEING AND CLEANING CO., 1300 Park. (a or to very desirable s epportunittes ; ; s ‘leads men who can sell with live , ase. Mais -Dist A teh, HELP WTD. _ MISCELLANEOUS -— BOYS— Neat : colored iris | fork in Laundry to GIRLS SS 3 "| We need experienced op¢ra-| HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS all parts of aprons and ALTERATION LADY- Experi-| We pay tie high. ened: for St. Louis’ newest | &St Dp! ee e-work rates and help men’s and women’s ready-to-|YOu out in your pay — oe oe store. Permanent Bastion ee ork peat rourd. work PE Drie a, “ T Hi N Gd. R. LOWENBAUM MFG. CO. STORES, 416 N. 7th st. (04) (04, ga S- Pox (cb) ilored i ‘sa crt laundry hieisel tors on | wash dresses. 7 Ee ) (* LOTHING week. hone 6 N. 7th at. £( 08, HAND SEWERS | armhole bast nI80 Ts ane - m1 VaR eo Bl RIMP BAG SEWERS jt do hand sewing A gh FULTON BAG AND COTTON MILLS. — yeoats: sc: ana? t's na oR. CLO. CO. a eis i ‘| : : : at ane tinaha CANDY p, ACK EY s Aw ; te Cand om 7 os & ~ ha st aaa a . pobtt » #1 CASH TE = rarts Lae’ ane Raper ences a ® stores Ja Ov . ty% . ‘ * . ‘ , .penti gto rear g° re ‘hy knew : Mana , = | : } ; nd etore wikkeeping fois 11 wa rm saw of rh su e+ : ntwonver) aie Sas ae ence i white: no was’ : ia Lares rt mer! good wages 7h : : . — i housework 627° On ny SAAS ie for general house AGS > UmMe»ra, Lac! da ongd BEG IRIs (,eTTHAN le HOS ie ; Tet aie. ‘ook hoary hiehway ere , Pe muUvTS, OT Ve good ——T : with ceneral house OL RROIRT eter fioor sos .- in | Fore a WHIT 4005 AROtLa PL. FOREST 324 work; 1144. ; fire? Lindel: FRIENCED BEMAID KEPT PLOOR FAST. [0 %3 ee ee Fo house 4) H@UsHOIRI Fe q 18th Pee ae : nee : | , office: apply be- or doctor’ ' ° HOUSEGIRI TRY a.m. 6149 Shaw. (c) Hudson, FEDER AL CLOTHING | work, Kaiter- | SHAK ERS— MAUSEGIRL—Ex: a BER MILLINERY eee HOU SEGIRI—Noat. nn indry: Hi sktsitl—tFor ge farn) ra mashing ha USnhuIKRIL-—W hit \* Yady $40 HOU SEG iRIL—w hite ‘to __ housework: good home, — ‘for general references. Cal sneral ousework: - 170, (eS) hourework: 3 in Ant 5577 Waterman. ; no washing ; by elder- mon th _fl6A ~ Phersot ee7e 5. —White, or mr al to r¢ rafere ncer bet 3 eae NOUBePWOrTrK: ply 4384 M HOlSEGIRL isework: he é adu Its; st a [oS. 3087 (Cc) HoOlSHG! es oe to child: one Box L- SE ; E R—No ‘ob jection ‘ ’ y ‘ate Bvoou nome house for old clean; wy tive neat I ty \ ears ol i; Ke mplete charge; 6°23A Josepnaine k een office £a)- Easton bod) ISEMAID—Whilt “18: ie _ (3! and ; ae A HOU SEMA ID—Methodist Orphans’ Tiome, 4385. Mary land ; erred: _ fed) Horse! [J —Wv hite upst: i{irs work ervin e.g od wagi Ss: references. and 5602 t¢ 4} salesiadies: Le, A! nb itio nny Pe ad ORS— UC: rgan |; Wages, | ai HELP \y > WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, QIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS: — OPERATORS Experienced; Guaranteed GOOD $18; FAIR $15 Two- needle operators; tors; button sewers, time workers. ANGELICA JACKBT CO », 1421 pant banéers: inapeo- Olive. (08) 2 a eS A 1ELP WTD.—WODEN, GIRLS -— STENOGRAPHER—O om{ ae experience; answer, giving reference salary expected. Rox O-37 1, -D (ed) STENOGRAPHER — AND OF. FICE MANAGER ASSISTANT: ~ OPERATORS Experience tape sewers; also pocket mak- \ers on men 's top coats; good wages; steady work: splendid working conditions. ALLIGATOR CLO. CO., __ Gravois and Bingham, (e (e4) OPERATORS — Straw, experi- | enced on ladies’ hats. ILUBER MILLINERY CO., 1409 | Washington. _(¢) | OPERATORS WANTED Experienced on dresses. If you are not experienced on dresses in particular, we will show you how. Our dresses are very @¢asy make and our pay a bagi pr Steady work all pent around is in a Gaylight factory LA “mruaee MEG co., 1408 Lo- cust st then (oc) OPERAT ORS— ienced power machines; ideal roundings good. wages. TU AL GARMENT CO., Washington, 4th floor. OPE ERATORS one py to sur- MU 803 | _(e4) Fexperienc on chines, to *® cork on steacy coats; worki! ig eO., Singha. litions " Gravo! *® an a I oi : Hosp'‘tal, | ies) 7th floor. z.| OPERA TORS—With. power ma- | ladies’ hats. MILLINERY shai ington. : OPERATORS “a5 dresses ; make good money; there plenty of work; wages. VOGUE MFG. CO., 1209 Washington. (e)) 1409 Wash-| ' (e) ean OPERA TORS — On porch | dresses; also girls to learn. Steady work; good pay. MFG. CO., 1312 Washington, _ (C) chine experience to learn mil- .;* |linery operating. HAAS CROWN as Apply counter Chi! Is o*? moist rina a°rinkg, iif hay calanyv aL P xperienced. 4 CO. AUNDRY . HE i'waists: iseason; MILLINERY MAKE trimmers: expe GOT)>- 1409 | (¢ ‘enced. CO. Vashington. MULT Make apd r year-roun res 1 paid exper! 610 W - ‘ POW ivi i WANTED—A NURSE Woman to take care. of two children. Apply imme- diately. Apartment 604, Gatesworth Hotel VPERATO! ch ne ge tat Ler S _* 3 BERATORS ~i's g machine; a tt lrperial hand Laundry iron ie —~- | PRESSKER—E STENOG! Charles, 84 floor. OPE I} TORS—On dresses and | waists: $24 weekly guaranteed | ito experieneed dress operators; | or more. N., SONS, 1235 (4) OPERATORS—E xperienced on house dresses, aprons or steady work; investigate our salary proposition. _. FOREST | CITY MFG. GO., ton. (c3) OPERATORS — Ex- wy Ch putea. ; at 1608 Market Cail must be WAITRE S8—3711 Ww Al TRE SS—Ex} erien ed. ~~ —— W AITRE Ta, Xper lenced, Ww AITRESS—E xper) enced, WAITREXS—Come ready Me! ton l Res aur ant, WO! ‘Wash hgton Cd WOMA fii clean {fice WOMAN 3? Lau nadrv 9623 Grivots. ( Westn darn socks 4115 | WOMA? NE viore “a tv effice f “all Cabanv, WOMAN—E lider ly, room and pav; good home: 2 hours’ for widow: no chi] Colf WOMA N—~ vw h ite, Washing and {to waeh woodwork if 770 Delmar 1293 board, ema! housework GAli ax 1204 W ich? day or $3.15 ennsyivania dren Thurs ofeants g: PBL 3344 P WOMAN—Neat how to w in R18 Pin WOM AN—wWhite, to do experienced preferred. Co : 417 N Tth st. | WOMAN- —Cleaning, 2004 x aoe, with monrt- ly bonus. Apply Childs Co., 804 Washing ton (c4 cleanin and aerulb S15 > per Dinks Parrish Laun 3124 Olive . ie) | WOMAN —To do gene: al who kno apply at once colored; one tailor shop; cleaning in 3usy Bee cafeteria work: he 35: expertenc Olive or | WOME N— Two work in res Ss)” } wah S. Rroad + ey do cleaning at night. 1411 Chemical Bldg kr See | WOMEN—And girls in all de- partments. Apply HEYWOOD. WAKEFIELD COMPANY, — ‘and O'Fallon. | YOUNG LADY —18 vears of age or over, for | ight etockroom work in wholesale house; steady ‘ mpleyment Rox 0-217 P’.-D to 4) PreK way WOME rogry I (ec) SALESWOMEN bet Ae SALESL ADY— FE ‘ae Fy vegetal depart “ank nd, mth a and 1,1 IC AS SAL SSCA DTC SS rn a] line on SO-SO0 basis. SALESL Si = . ©} care Famous- a: , Sth floor SALESLADY—jood on figures Fox, care Famous Barr wall partment, Sth floor . : SALESLADIES—With some experience retail dry goods; steady position. eS Eset af ready sel Benton 355R ADply paper auepal enced wall Apply DAper ! 132% —~Experienced preferred; pe: those who qualify s} New York Wais House “400 N th eat (c) SAT, ESLADIES—Experienced in 4dr w ait departme ent permanent es $i8 per w eel and Cloak Co n: «. eorner ADY—A needs services of owner must retire ill surrender entire | to $2500 required. Box N- \SALESLAT be 18 of ver; experience not : ] sce. cc th ‘ees an | mosition;: sal percentare 1Rth and Fr anklin ' | SALESL eplenaid-going business lady manager: }- account poor health management; 291. Post-Dis. ( de sartments: nust necesra.y ' ply ° 3d loor | SALESI. ADIE S—At agents. city and rn 1 tir town app! cal Co.. 319 j L hor, e Olive #2RN & Mo. _ | SAL ESLADIE; S—For St. Louis’ newest men’s and women’s ready-to-wear store. Permanent ‘position; good salary. Apply Mr. Hudson, FEDE R AL CLOTH- (ING STORES, 416 N. 7th st.(c4) ISALESWOMEN — Good pay. 5012 2 Delmar. (e7) FEALESWOMA*~ well-educated oa ra vel ing refined an cy between the South 97 and 40: oppo if desired and to rail road fare. pper i@ Mrs N. Miller, Maryland Hote a _ (8) EXPERIENCED READY-WEAR AN MILLINERY legal) and be first-class stenographer and aged capable and -Disnatch (¢) (Cc)! Apply | or ' (piive 4 | 6th resent | end j 1500 | 5) | and Washingxton., | position open fori + itureqd wom- | rtunitv to; eam | drawing account and | Rosalee | R Saleswomen|= nr Also inexperienced aleswomen For other depart-| ments. Apply Supt., Office, Main Floor Balcony. Famous-Barr Co. na) ' j Lidida SW0) Costumes with demonstrated Woman *| experience, ing ability, = | ality discriminating clientele, wanted ‘for specialty department where | imported models and exclusive | copies only will be displayed. sell- ) | } rf - —— ; . r* aad nD ht ~tT 7 SPUR ready-to-wear | and pleasing person- | who can gain and hold a’ ae 7 oo FY EASIER THAN ROLLING OFF A A LOG— To get a Want Ad into the Post-Dispatch: Phone, Write, See Your Druggist, Send, Call. “wa ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. | BUSINESS: CHANCES Solid agale, 25c line Diepiay. 8ie datiy. [O1on agaie isplay or more iv. 300 Sun. pbs, out-of aily ay c 0c Bun. svc “an ~ : line discount. days 1 BUS!.Jz$S CH CHANCES We will sell movable ovenr, Patisfactory; termine to suit; write for cata logue. Middleb» Oven Mfg : 603 & eth Mo _— -—-— —— ee eee -blarehal) | BUR SINESs CHANCh — Bakers, attention’ st. St _Lau ie, of all kinds “bought and TLAberty mernt Cw,. 32 _Jeffersor Central Will cal), FIRM 40 yeare in business wants y: men with $3000 to $5000 capital. | @ctive interest in business: a fine for father toxetart son in Ousin $44, Post Dispatch, iA\ ED fron BUSINESS | 1 kin nce i- ali ’ 57. aee¢ ' inyest in legitimate re ‘ferences exchanged: tive he H-379. Post-Dispatch. invest BS2000 ocal theatrical) . 1} and enterpri Re HANG LR fe take over shop jes’ er TED— . ,- +? M: \WAN n been off AND BUSINES QUICKLY. “AND We ing them tu 5S SOLD P RIV ATELY you in our own i Save time ahd mens » AY tC 8S NOTHING HAVE KRY Vietor tte werent Jess SALE ¥ PARTME Ni—ont if ( i ry it ec] ey? ‘ t t RY— vest ti) Deimalt PRESSING © nan machine ler as Ride AND _ garage with fi to ! a | _50-cat ey ty ad lepartment NISHING STORE— r gt ing reason i Pari is 5a is jocatior > best sacrifice 4140 MEAT MARKET tion yi }t- , iE RAY —~—Dan muset sell at PY AND ness d S10 HMioTrhi “H LS OM Heasona aR eo COS Wash! ff) »\i-. —€{s,OOU le 1014 N. 61} OM and vege ta »! ] vv ] , , PAPER ___ Benson. hk TAURANT- Lgchv in r town S. 34 RESTAUR AN ‘fm ness G119 _ . "RANT- : and bu a at (4 TRANT—1102 Market: good reasons far . . pienty 06 tr 17 LORSHOP—Good stand: 18! ] . od t 3095. FOR SALE—WTD » lc Sun olid agate, "tbe line datly, 3 Bron Brg ¢ dai y. $0 ¢ Sun. out-of- iour agate, eas: " ; Su nan, diep'a ww. 40c datiy. *' Sun. TAree or more days. Ic line discount Should have dress or ee MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ery experience and be capable | ‘lof earning top salary. Give full ‘business history, houses where previously employ ed and earn-' ings by years in reply, w hich will tbe held strictly confidential. Box A-342, Post-Dispatch. (e3) | Young 1 work eferred IENOGRAPHER— experience in saics West St. Iauis p! tions and salary } CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS | WOMEN ladies and men to CANV ASSERS—Young : hos) ery and PR sell to consumers silk silverware; big money making r real sales people: ask for Nicsount A vertising and hal es Co. (33 Oth st. | pT EVERSTICK on. Mechanica alas ae CHINE— Adde subtracta €15 MING MA Lib ‘og a: nd A TIMP ens lt : ss ete e é J : : « > —s $1 Bo; cigt ‘4 ca: Reig Pine may RASEBALL U NIFOR MO. call Matin BOY », $5.50, Oe 1, + wend nee, $7 50 Tyier ton wits, $6.75 ton _- as , iy} verses |, AD I 331 oti . rwear ds Adv ured only half «t ation 25 . | ~ 7 LI wP Uni “trade —T ‘ gcuarsa’ a1 j 45 w . better $5 NM s3 25 Un! ump rade ‘ca. ning. DOAN = -~ ‘fr 5: clean st andar a E-Carterville, verga! eereent het “eoal ca Sheard. Fuge, gas m (c$3) guaranteed | ‘ 8) ung to take Ooppor- services in 26. Box > - baad " ; : nh “ae lan - Ask rea's ' Me ‘?) ve | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ’ , HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED —_—_—- lh en nit FREE CINUER S— a}! ‘at Polar Wav zy. and Lawton KI I ING “WoobD—t commercial __Co., 5401 N. Buiwe ) PASTE BOARD ROX re 5500_ oS aera ae OL s | EPS of big vajues for every you car®@furnish email amount of cash promise for bedroom mattress, suite, $35 ven gas range, S23 90. kitchen cabinet, $18.60 frigerator, white enamel in rex reom rus, fancy bor- china matting rugs, and mattress, $5.95. mirror, warm- .| PARL OR SET- WASHI! ia 4 a line | Rement 329. Por 5) | FT RNIT _ = ‘onten! eo 1 17 1119 : Meal, like new. taurant: ‘ li 140° after 9 ra te enamel, SO: es 5 to $10. ruge, cabinet 4, e urniture Co.. 3911 @Oltve good on S39OTA Lafa- (Cc) 4 tees 2 ak. 3 chi ar Hoosier | bird’ The Tonty rt iture hi—hBHlue enameled Frank Alsberg | 4 4 yr PFOXES—Complete line of top and alle , or credit Pastel Furniture | v andeventer, L.BiINE T—And reagonable: Grat rs: car 1°O) ~ MEN . heating etove I t} practically ne wv, foo TR ; ha) Mf 1 enc? fitra SET—3 plecea, ? mW ae iM SET—O\ an #¢ OD atte: irgains 4009 «) ABLE—-?? | er; nev lacon uffed brand- ne to gelect from: mfean ROOM T 2x4 feet. mahog- Zo cond , SS Yale, Ur.i- 16957. (e4) | ryt ene Three ‘ition. 2724 N. ae OVe«~ i iran’ foo) ING-ROOM SUITE eeeeneneny é holstered: davenport bed ety real | gain “tleiner ul nit ure 0 ZU BRruadWa CHINA—And fine Cc ware 4040 Evans up- at s “05 | giaee- | (c37) lored ~—H-plece. good condition: a S id 20. RANGE—Combination: brand-new; fully Steiner Furniture Co., blue Axminster; sell cheap. Call ippewa ic) nUGSsS—@x13 3417 (7? Nii MACHINES—Fioor samples and | &BKc. Thor. Eden. Almetal. Bt nd others: eash or termes: $25 Morton Electric Co. er: ‘ird a low @nAr cust 6 WASHING MACHINE $8 anteed Royal sired: cl@#aners ker Electric, Viecto 17O08R oaing out and éariy and $77.50; guur- 0; terme if de lau a \n ol. Gidnes coe’ 4 fo) iden oak, buffets, chi. at 50 per i=: of a .ifetime iocet, exten res Furti. (e73) MAT bargains and) urniture, carpets and | high-rent 4istrict O.. 1Sth & Washington | ic7O) Used Furn.- | ail our Engiish ettenasio tables 4 cnnnees iffet hina or chairs Langan and W ashifigton SF AR “Ht WHE RE You wreater CANGAN BROS. F — — ?_— one os New and Slightly ture at Unusually Low Prices / old furniture exchanged for new. 7 50: chairs 0 hers, $43.50, an $118.50. opposite Public | | fol) | FOR STORAGE ( i ARG ES wletir rn ished complete, cistrict, KER-ARMSTRONG = Fr. Co., 13 t0¢ iive et iow rent cor b. ended W el howe. BIG BARGAIN MONTH Two ‘rainioads of fiber and Wicker goods can te bought at 50 per cent discount. Also | of-dining-reom and hedroom eiftes can be purchased et @ great @iscount. : if f etmall rent we pay We carry of household goo'ts from chea pest e ace and can eave you a bia dis rent co iding chairs, card tabies | pnit it I ANGAN FURN. CO., 2004 Morgan st vont SBC. « entral 5053. (014) | Furn. Houses and Flats For Sale o_o TRN 3,4 - well all or! fart for @a)¢. 12 A Pendletan.. | FURNITURE ~4 it *_Poom apart™menit: 4 to le spendid Penta 200d 3. | te Cali & ‘eNiniED hi nts a reomes A and kitchen: faa wine bedrooms, city. Forest . ttre 25S. ve, Ro- | library | to Oo and iB) wanted. | -—— (c4) | young | furniture: 3} ivingt | oer } your | the future | PAarior | ve. | ro | SAFES—New and teed | SPAN ING | i epamel: | q ~! ‘MEAT COOLEBR—New. 628 MOS ANDIRONS—Furnitute, carpets, ce fiats. dwellings. iar®e and ematl Rs | goods badiy bea] cash prices. Beh . Delmar 2985. Forest 3953. pete. furniture, complete o? emai! lote v25 er ‘peat Bn eo _Euciid _ Fereet FURNITURE Wid = Best oes mie. Hurley, B mont °13 aaee Faston. | FPUCRNITURE Wtd—Any @escription; or large *iots; rugs. Welch, Cabany 'FURNITURE Wtd —§5000 worth, ot sei) Hy "an ephone GoildDerg | Ll Ft RNITU RE Wid.—WHighest orice oa Deimar Furniture, 43 { ee oe om Wtd—Highest price pald for 'id goods, Delmar Furniture, “> lL, in jen 2 i744 FURNITURE Wil.—Hadiy; gpatents ot mail dwelling: large or @ Pitrt Bet Orcutt Storeg®. Cabany Ft RNITU RE hi Wid —Highest cash Pach fe, all kinds of househo goods, furniture, rugs, contents of finte, i bric-a-brac, etc Call u Aetl U. Leenori _Auction Co., 507 uae av. (c14) Cemplete furnishings of dwellings or small lots; get our bid before siiing, DENNIS ‘'rRos FURNITURE Co,, 1905 Buelid, ay . eat oO? 5 Lett nar 3R64 (els ’ BEART cash prices for altehtly Central 6557 Kaplan's, e ri eee furniture. 14 rankliin. _ (eB) will buy Your furniture and oth at Sent prices. Boment 854. ft ___4¢@) ANK ¢ HAKE oR oye all ater as of furnit ire. etoves @ @ar- 01.8 Franklin (es) We. TROOP ge is: pets. large or 8 lots Homone: 1444, “Ce ntral “i19 “CASH ON FURNITURE Highest prices, any amount, Bomont-Cen- tral eATe (c8 ~ ee ee = ANIMALS dike for children : Box < a ee BUILDING MATERIALS Roofing and repairi ne. tice 'owWweat prices £681, ‘ ‘entra! sean a pn CLOTHING ’ RORTIIN Rieti VOG—Cood __ be use br ken i ‘albany 4ni Wtd.—Good watchdog, a6, r st-Diapatech | LM rf male, | Wanted /ARPARET. Wid.—Pay hizhost prices. Bea esenfeld, 1115 WN. Vendeventer. LinJell | 5617 tet (cs) /AP P AREL , Wte- —_* 20,000 pants, shoes, hate, paid, auto éalls mar 20043. H CLOTHING eat prices, 1534 overcoats, dre@ses. ni athe . ortees "hone Lindel HDS. Del. Appleman, 4218 Page. .03) Wtd—Ladies’ and ments high= Sklar, 2711 Franklin Bomane } suits, For Sale PRING SUITT-<And coat (rand 6 BASALT ie) TREET DRESAL ae pete: * dine wraps: slightly worn: (zee ; ‘Aas Swit, eve 26 5'7O Per ~ H.., fe) | WEARING APPAREI -—Suilt. coat ‘se dress. site SR Fioremt 20. Lvenings._ 4 (iy) —_ a —_—--o~ ee ee ee ee EXCHANGE _ n@ ear, not earlier than Bi Iney at. ee a . tt A Ce ee ___ JEWELRY—WATCHES trade: make y 4 6. eviinder tou _1919 iA3 make offer. to $500 per Bilier., 83% DIAMONDS Wt4 —We pay he highest cash orice for your diamonds. a's nit Nk On 515 N, Grand 6 doors north on Olive. fabs | FOR the next 30 days we will pay a ine rer carat for your dlameudas. N _Broadw rey | DIAMONDS—Beil! or ce Lin “Se 130. _DIAMO! 8 ~ bought, up any 8126, any amount. ts Big v ——— ee eee} - ee ee POULTRY AND BIRDS on —m< i x —_ KE a S——\ artety of nice birds 8 BO | Sh H. Kremr me} Ir . Co umbia, COC KE TTP S— One: barred rocks, pore ra hatching, 4220 Connecticut. -—--~-%-—- — - - a “ain, GOLD & AND SILVER -_—_o—oo oo _—— ee ee ee GASH paid for gold. sliver, piatinum, Broke4 jewelry false teeth. Miller, 132 wee aaa lamond rand, one eng* 7 and os eee . CASH paid for old c* giver. platinum. &, Sumit 513 ) doors north of | Oilve e ) ' HIGHEST cash pices a old guid, liver, . platinum. H. Miller, 8 N. Broadway (e8) HIG HEST PRICES paid for ola old, broken. ‘iry and diamonds. Miller, 703% Mar: | (7° — —— » — eee ee RADIO _For Sale HARDWOOD C “ARINE ey 7x10: and lide; wunfinishéd: s° ch. eecher- : Thun! ap Radio Ch., ia0A Russe! 1, h ADIO Proudfoot ee sites “SB complete, 40; special tuner. Jefferson hinged -— ee re eiring done. Jobs Bauman Safe Co., at. fer) SAFE — me large, $10, 2 E Saeae a 465 f n Forest 70 SAFES—<Acales. zn ‘fegistere tures at bargain prices: two Chantie® & Price paper cutters, 4 metal ciothes cAéb- inetse, t ® column Rurroughs. priced Si7 N. Biehth . — = == SEWING MACHINES ALL makes sewing machines repaired: cearkor oe TA Singers rented monthiy ~ meaornt ine dhe". ITED Oo I oltlica a ett eondi- 8, MACH! NE—Sipser | bargain at $15. 7 —— rece tioh; @ | STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES Wanted DICTOGRAPH OR BDIPHONS or rent; «give price and particulars. 1-257, Poat-Diapaten. 4A an CANDY STORE F back bar, 7 Rha “ty 1) _restaurant chatre FIXTURES — Bhowcases, fami Washington Fixture Co. oe f IXTU REK—< or nplete, ore r perpen, gall or “rite, ast sesue GIXTC SRE —Wultipies Alepliay fissures, eon dictating machine, book oe ook desks, (wo tabies ry ®, Emb. ¢o, 1627 Washington. e) electric eaah _register blocks 570 Timmer pull aC ASE —4Qg) North rth Market 2 TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES - = - ww oliegnco ADDING SAC, o tiplies and divides: § Grand AQAl. 4s, eubtracte, mui4 : b-year « 211 ¢ chouteay eau Trvet B ‘complete panes all makes: { fy Unien Typewriter Os., t TYPEWRITERS —Seiling al! mayen, rental Fiete 43. Contra 1 Main Ba: Pine st Stone nine Res; rebuilt; wale or rent: guaranteed: wer overhauling: ‘ner tmates furnis on Ty" yoewriter Tae? fn ° th st. OV e 486 y _ (660) TYPE W TITERS Unda nderwoed eae % tp. aon Oliver, Reval rmonth'y: Remi rebut it Co., y and Portabies months. $5 unward. 10th Main 116 ryr EW nRITERS Ye oh = oS ae peechines. full 7 eparen we rit! to mate ae a Piss me BEFORE JOU BUY - 441%. Cenerel a fat, Bos apy t “a. “rebuilt. Coronas omen acer anes A r sof” My at st. Olive HA ; 8 cond tien: . eee mate ser pa opeeeainmreel ee a ndamnain tonne: penmneienteeeiatmiat 1eiyonin: dna ne Rn ne ads siniemmind ait: hibiistanh itt. ediieattemna en 2 Ag a OSE EL! ELE te OC, — nanan ame RN eee On al A le ~ 5 amet Aor nara am A pO oh Ra tng iti am Ee eI PE te — Rm Ate te Ne A AH FE HY, POO RN ROS - eae atin = (0 nee te ae RN PRIN RG
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WEDNESDAY, AaAPcw - 19° 30 | post pisratc os TO SELL A USED ARTICLE AT ITS PROPER VALUE adve advertise it in these columns. “W& . west _ROOMS FOR RENT A 4 EDNESDAY. abe — ~~ eemenede aaa AUTOMOBILES | | AUTOMOBILES nooes =; a eos, | LINDELL, | = wet 2 am MORSES AND VEHICLES 3 AUTOMOBILES Touring Cars For Sale Tourina | Cars | For Sale Touring Cars Sars For Sale Be ee For Sale — eon | FC 1923. starters.| LOOK! $1300 REO, $285. | TIRES —Prand-new fabric and cords: For Sale ______ Roadsters For Sale right. warm rows goud board *S) -o ow. of- ; : —_——— j : a San ke : - . 3 “ "2" ; "eu 7 Aree “7 dh erouns. ESSEN:- ROADSTER: | DLE ASS... $4: - : a 2 ci eis > bet. | : al } ~ te 524 Deimar. | pet ef — : fice: ™ , one of @ | xD my =o “nea! sat 13 “PHER we 2 A— Nie 3 ae AGENTS’ RENT LISTS n Al condition tires ar sy, aii _ », r_! ‘Franciseus _— ltv ~ oe RO { ‘HESTN| ST - sidemnienpatetepeemenes i D—Roadstes ’ $it : | most be ful | er sD | ! | met private } : ; | que PRED F tA Wanted ALL machinery bought Scheellhorn-Albrecht Ma 24 et. St. le fo rei capa a . 7 POUR _ sed roads PLE S rd for | pg e to, - r : . ; ' . : ; . . . 7 é . . , . ; pk . “* ‘ . . . : —- : f *’ &: Ti : ban Lee . As ott One are ? tudebaker ao ihe dato. Se Sem” Thr lore, 1_ oF 3: 97.50 meekly: prirate: | eM oinkeping: aps a LO AD LAE Eg RO GE LOL CAYO AGERE: A me Ree A > — Vee ek Se ee ee ee 2 a? | wel ~_ a ne ome S rol Musical _Emsloyment aa - - . hasudebairtinunenintinsede’ nrmanaeemis tempat: Bmw is @ * * ; —— wnt APARTMENTS F FOR RENT ee ey eee ee ee ere ae pace © ~ Solid agule dem cy sec Tuning and Repairing aeRO RP wee cor FOR HIRE— Ford ton truck, by b ? . 3 : ; orifice | hg 9 Be: ct ret , : foR HI RE—Ne “ ee 4 } ad os ee eae ee ee ed - . _—- 7 we > : . : 7 : - ; ; ; # ; ww wp , . °. : : 2 B riva : ii] ——aTMENT—©: Ul ry sail = : a bi bhatt hint m“ - — ; , K ingebury A he i al ae-are 5. J Phece Lintel ' large «! _ — ae 4 App - >a arc ‘ . , Q° ; a | | = : s rte -t4 ‘ 4 : ~~ : ' . : a : , ‘ ‘ e . _ ws .- ai fa . ; . easy terms “iG N. = RR “ Om - ah SED CARS Wtd —Con dition Ph mJect | mn aang Fede ‘4 , tie , , ; . a ; : , , : rt: rc ; , , = ‘ —" . “entra) FREQ 4411 Easton Forest 905% Delmar terms: open Su! | Granc Lingel] 807, Delmar 807 c& ot. : $73,000 CASH FOR, Av: TOS" ~ . “1 “o-« yiease act. S22. > , ) . . al eal a2) es : ; ' ven ASHINGT BL. 4916A—Desiratie & a Sedans For Sale Stic ; : ~ : aw wend b> ix ; ia “re ' l --} -. — - table for one or two: »srivalp _ ne ae | ATS ise as | P idcaentio ¥ j B15 , ot Yel) | BER BALIN A Fe. 105) Baap ry “wy i. + o00— Zlegantly - ta We have an orter a nt : ™ ae esis at md tourit : | I p28. ' . | _ rg = tlemen or e i? 5390—A part ente 204 pany who want 65 Ford this a * a ray ot, ": tah 4 at om : — : \ be wy te = ? water. phone ' 3 tore ty touring’, Coupes ne ; 08 , , - bring your car and get _ | 7 *nk $ cane $.5..5 ae | orien teal com mandi AHLES. MOTOR CO., 1035 ne ; : : et —— ae arte 7 aa me > zentic pen evenings ' : f yw! “| bo ' +? | ‘ -~s ; — --—- . a ee cits s ca cna eats } eT)? : ' ‘ ' ; ; :, . al ‘ ‘ ; ; » e . . . a : ' Li . ; i o -——P Poet rust, #4 >’ efie 3c+s: kadies Wanted! Wanted! ple aed din anteein so iet Sets Sinn ade ae ed we 2 gent! ' ’ : ais 2am gone . end | , ad wih 34 a e ' | ASHING . BL. 47534—Large sles Cars! Cars! : a . | es —S se! — - crea - va : ib >i I —Heautiful front re room, ot ‘2 3 n tlemen, Money! Money $195: 4 3 , . Meshal - . . —: You take the money, we t be car: | FORD— 192 ‘. : x : : mer a: a bargain. Federal T: 7 bn i ve : 3 | meget it . = 4540-—Beautital fur- evreryrcre patiafoec > =d & tile . . ; 7 . > = “ r : . : - as P ‘ . : - i : F 4 a cy - . Ais com er4 Surdavs CENTURY ry her — - ~s | ; : _— _ 4 > ‘ - 3S De: ight? Ls ta “y P aLTY c 504 Wats ne one Painting . 2 = | : fe | : saat a * any. used little, perts ! lean Eee eg a eg Reed Be =o ot WHITTIER $21 N— Modern, sta 5 (WIRE WHEEL SERVICE pissin 5 , as OR | : Fe ie tee We will rpair. true-up and re-ename) your : : Automobiles For Sale —- Automobiles For Sale— wire whee! for 15 ; mm? I 4 : a . ; ; = ' > ‘7% =.) LOUIS for $15 AND PART | ? : Miscellaneous : | _Misceilaneou 4127 On Hs Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous Cabriolet | For Sale ) ot xa. Worth . : 4A GOOD TSED CAR " ae! I 2 st ruse ing 1 », 2d fleor: laund GHER1 “y SHEEHAN, 721 C - - . wee - at . r F ay ‘ar » ; - ‘ve 3 YOUR OWN BASIS “and seid. 5. 3a : S. Gra a so - — | F MIN PL 210—Levely. _ XEW APARTMENTS Coupes For Sale | aS ae PE | Pr givin, pee te a we ee SAME i sin WN TERM ideal Ee Penge ow py = oye Sibos ve on entie ntinue . | siX- ROOM EFFICIENCY —- om se ee . x . . . (si RP ©) * ah RO] a ; . b Prri AY els LOC Kk THIS (>\ lL. tt e $ " Ve . . ao - a a at \ e - sab« wee 3 =! : ri. - ; | | “* . tl ; r. ; : mY 607 Cc LEMENS 2 RNID “Hty fee ga PWT 4s si bf ~ rr . PS. a as Aor ‘yst being finished: UTH 103 & ss AP ART MENTS LE if at — P 4 « ote ATE TO SUIT, + e250 "Ne rth "Detee ov... [een ger : . : , : . + ; : : ar? ity p . . ; . . ; ' : Boa ‘ . ime tourtn« poet : . an il aveniiie ' ’ 4 oom amen ent ' ae PRANCTS-PERRY-RUTH 199 N. na * Bruns 3 “= EW APAR Te stX-ROOM Sates . Y. 7505 PERSHING Vatverstty @ftr: Kirkwood car t nice re -_— and d-eesing closet; m-s«-éer “niehe4t tn y wf] decarat te ‘an.‘or service: Low. 103 8 Sth ol aii Ne ai ae) al cer Ne EG EIEEE OE A BS MRE TETRIS % SPRRPP AS gerra gy pe 5M: ~ = _* _ ‘ a od ~UsoUSiusw UUs Talking Machines Wanted _ aA™ | ~ arden Cow Anartmen 5328.32 Delmar ¢ ROOMS—5 ROOM EFFICIES Rerts Reasonable RADIO EQUIPMENT IN Ed : APARTMENT Grove, Fart * | | Attendants at Building to G 2, ow ww a & te > By » : ; — ; Ror , " | E,.% bid . } : : ' — R i aD ; ana § he A ? Ui\ 3 : SPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. OO S d BO R me : $$ ——_—- — —_ A om wan ‘Yu pe a‘e _ ;' * : : : ~ = > a. , ‘ ' ~ a” — - . — — = = _ ———- — f ’ e . [; te @ekramteed to be ts | ub | yn. Pain : ns iis ess Sr ie St ) R MS an A “Yate home for gen’ : | 4 Full Information Jonppstprmeeees HOTE - (-E @2R G ScoTT. see ALCAZAR HOTEL—3127 ae Deily. solid 27. ¢ ' i tite ‘ . — - ; —— heat. runnina weter. The Py - -_ C Rooms 4 erted 39% o PNRIG! 4440—Laree fr nt nowsek ees nea . a recat, hargueed feet bet-weter beat: | TSRAE MOEET—ORSS Logan : APARTMENTS FOR R ectric jt . ; ter. tub gies bathe: $i aay re | . FURNISHED = — — _ —- - apeegnaeaaeemons - ee os ~ _ eee NOE take Oe Sphee 'c Pewee! a, A ae - =. ~ Sus ‘ éa's Pa Ee > 53 545-——-laree front. | ’ -- . : yy 0 . " ~. : ; >" 4 - ~ " * Sterta -~ ~~ oer _30 up snd . ) it : ! tent : - roms i | " I " ’ % -_ , . . y re : ‘ hat " ‘ ‘ . J i! ] yo bw : ‘ar a LLL OO TO LINDELL-PLAZA HOTEL 4 Lindel! bi: newly fernished betel: large rooms Olive-Maryiesé of ove a4 , ' ' | y* > ‘ . . _ “= , Det th ' ne Dt . me re ciede car te. Bovie Lindel) 410. | E Bt TCK 4 | : Be ti Dan i ‘waell Geen taeae Re tier — — — | r rs = dopo vin Me ; bath. free cbone. sy ATLA T?—Roem and beard fer iaty ~Tm7@ of acuts: gentleman aah; emolered Hod amon! car _ ) ; i En SO _ ererizngs CUR sites -_— the Werame oi oe a “4954 WEST PINE — 7 | ; | Be . | CLEMENS i ~~ ent board larg*. cine 7S HIGHWAY BL. 1266 —Lasel _s SAS MORF! iy. SO? Chestent. : e ; YORKLEIGH AP ART @146 Coe rant | a. | i TS—U sx — : (2) } __ front _gioeping_ ream FOR LEASE —teo bom Sortaeen e - — 7 “38 Lc a. ur : _* seOTtes ari MAR BL... Pros . heard KINGS HIGHWAYT. 12306 N —Niesy fur on Divmeeewrt Pectiie Ratirese » ‘we people atin a eack. «)*o riched room and nitchenette eam beat. ehel React fare Mes grederved Box Peat Dapeaica. eT SIS TRY oh, ew + Prd . 6c 8. 4) lavadry. scheme. 96. Fase Usa 302.
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= WHERE DOES THE HOME HUNTER HUNT THE MOST? Right here in these 2 columns. —— a anna Advertise and be convinced. “We post iisraton, on APARTMENTS F FOR OR RENT \TO LET—BUSINESS PURPO pa energy OSCR ERERTI ———————— === SSS ——— | SES IMPROVED PROP’TY FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FL, F ; “— SES, FLATS, ETC —FURNISHED ican TRUCK OWNERS, ATTENTION: For Sale LATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR S SALE (BUSINESS PROP TY FOR SALE —— Se - A Tif ;* +‘ With + ie ; Sg _ West — LARGE room, besi corner in city; BOOS wa | %ft, Dareain, sr South Sou Soutn | —_— | West eer Sesaam han light : Cur ) ~~ 2 Wa'lnwricht Bidg neeeewme a + SL} AA T—d rooms each: gas, bath HC is > yi . res furnace | / STORE: RES FI ATS ~1400 ‘to ~ Vande- . | 3 * 5318 STERL ING APARTMENTS — urpos Ss ed 0 0 { [i> ie ad é 7 ‘4 ° Ls D my HH sacar "| qannn : : : PY a : aT aa eta, » br: mod ‘ , . ; LT” : wits A i is i ‘ MOMs . " : ‘ } ‘ nrag oi , . A ; ' i f ; ‘ 3?. Wo stores 62 14 1s “aeton av : “vox an _ AGENTS’ RENT LISTS | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT,800 Chestnnt SUGENE J. ALTHEIMER. 817 Chestnut (ch M ONDERFUL BARG AINS ice, electric, ete.; price $4500 ! preareiean ’ nae [OT R HEAT annual income $5100 For further informa- , - 4 = ee ; (c8S) ( Mi ¥: “1 MAC NTI IC I NJ HOVE SAC RIF 1¢ ED ad enn ~ hi! : = \ : a4 ; ‘ ; ’ ht, ’ ' _ - home of 2) tion oe M ‘ “RADY & wan tt Bo Franc Iscus healt AY Co, ; ———$—$ ne shoe shinis . 6054 ee 620.000—SELI. ‘$12.500 —— = | etn aae: Michigay nly “tens | APAYE | | Fooms at) “water heat, garage. Eorest 3196. Delmar 5664. 6179 Faston ( RAY oT FLATS” F rary Ca ; , pramearnecs | > taped C4 U My hes and si me furnace, , ! rarag ; aa. ’ eparat eam | CIRNET & ZE'RIG TRUST, T19 Cheetnut 804 CHESTNUT a PFICES Single or en suite, all convent. |!mg porches. must be sold treed! geeks | $4850." Ch trig and” | garage, plants, double murage, rent S100" month | REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES ; — HER’ B. ¢C O03 Cheetn: to room = frame: 2 ‘ced for two fam-| STORENO "~ ro od ,mecers: 46x80, CABANNE DISTRICT FULLAT gt heals See Ee ee ception } E30 000 3 . e FOR €15 000 TH Moc} - bow RI i's , Aa -coeaneton 1 eee: aes. heart of ine ry _ " i? 9~0.000—-$1 $500 F ACH rarage; grape et ; 4. . liv NEBRA AN : 3 | ist RAY spedomrgs ‘4 >, Ie reest Se aes oe in a $3 reome 'e; beautiful flats: large! look at this. Inake of to | Tt Mah oe | m, J 40) RADIFE IDENCE excellent opening for ary goods, cloth- > 2 ade, ‘ pi KC¢ " aren n HOHENSTHI. tk A " . : s eee At? ; x1 25 t , r r & > oc a sured. Ot | , | ee 10 onan ere er any veal j « a WW n° eq of‘ PA , ' j ‘ f\ ive t oH, ' : ’ 2) 425 . ee Se oe top ow at Nien a a ee eT)? far 42K) sedi BO PLA” | aigils Mewly decorated: hot*water heat fur-| Petait’ purpose. “ApUIY Ee Healy? Capen | mats, Teli S9200: every modern improve.| betracks_str ee bullt-in bookcases. large reception hall TAYLOR © REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED 1111 eden - ¢ Dt Ris ff i] m nda uy a motrt t et al ‘, me ; ae a ‘ = fating hada ; ee | To's RRICK RESIDENCE HOT oa For Sale 9fi4 tekson. « ETO RE: rap eautiful rick ‘ : my ’ Fr * EN ZLICK. 1010 ¢} \ TER HEA’ BRATH HARD AT—4197 Frank! in: 4 ar a 99 Chouteau & 2 00 | fest ie A as ge — ed. ae hen: Se Oe eee nh 20%, 122 Chest: ee AV. FLAT ARG AIN | a ‘all LICK E co A 08.3500 1 ’ cash wa Re ol i BRAK K c i) , , 1c, F—82 500 ‘ aie 423 s. GARRISON $1650 Ke , . : , > Sedition Ski | “ye See 8 or ! | eg L- gz th. buys this two- ates . SiArs , ‘ wae ts Ory, room irame . CILDING rher = AUTIFUL HOME—SELL 86250 _MUEL 1 TR ‘or ) MANN PB 7 a1i98@ ¢ milles aa re cuse ee ee . ‘ ; ‘” * oer ~- " . 5 ‘ 9 _ Tc . ~~ ’ L : ‘ bd i ROO | j mm Lal Le pALAOW tT 34 yon nA - - DESK ' ton ay a hare a Petrie ‘ hess — ark: (9 Toor Southwast Llome SI: nigh tered “!65 Sacramento; 4 rooms. $200 down. ne a -- ae agrees , [34 , : wa ees CEW BINGLE 71 ; “cage $121 Lucas, 14 root $1000 down pe TONT*S 3966—4- epee = Seay Sal sete ee vw A——7-TroOOm flat, mo ; es Sui SOUTH SIDE FLAT—$+4: Kis “oN ae 34 ashit ~ (Soy : , oe a $011 Finney; stngle flat. $1000 down ecreenec porch and bath. janitor ™ e- 4 | : nished ". ; am 9 ae 1311 1] t-5 roome; fins nditic . : flat , e ache meer nnd oa ee x A ee Pe C. M_ MOORE, 204A N. 4th st. . floor nn ———_——— ————- | SIDNEY °9207—Fi; i it 4 | Bia ~* ' aan, | CXCey barge CAS terms gfe | ony ogger rT ‘ nt bys ; ne > ~ienein tes Saal we $1500, c ASH—BAL ANCE ata NANDOAH 361. mal m) -~ - ce ; OS. eA F h { , , ' te om , . iB ’ ‘ ' te 6s a gndition; $65 ae leat rte ou ner ther ‘ 1 af ey | $ ans | iy ler : “in ug? . , ; fy ma : | ' 12 mp HOMES AND FLATS FOR COLORED » a PE Le price : : as anden . = Bore PEF 4354 L, beautiful 7-room hom 4°0 - ; ye oe ow ea in. = epmneiaainn Stet PONE oer “ “ “ : oe : i nm ye ROOMS, BRICK, $275 = ae mon —. HN & SLAKE RO 5 Chestnut. (c® Men Preniy b 4) , TON Hi] tee " > ‘ . Agar) . / ; ¢ d I i A } apartmer ft CMs, sil oa _ t ' , . | : . . . - 7 ) more ; e f discount $5 PER FOOT—85 PER MONTH ~ BTN Sua wal : , | bs) § ROOMS, B . FURN A F—$4250 Suburb Lom, BOnlbe, BS pet 85 per mont! Try iS Wea — RT Ee =m | 8 , BATH, FURSACE—-94060 | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE uburban me eS Charles car to Carson ater, slectric: ‘garege: lot cOx1Lae oma: 1 : Aha coe ndiotnite ave been all bold: Gone 1 anes ECKERT Will buy second deed cf truss , o ik 3 PT . oe Pa ; ere nonthly not en 708 Cent iry Widg (73) ' Chestnut. | MONEY TO LOA N—§100. 009. an Improved (c4) | St. Loute real estare. at lowest intersst: vi TE = = bee : Ss : sa : ads 0S" PARE ‘a Bho end °t of trast ayton - . » root . : mx ‘ @ nd " a | . om snl ; L_& ‘ Sl Cheastau t BAte.. a , seeping por rr | , : _SOUnwen | MONEY TO LOAN —— — 7 H 4 to N v. 4 } - vo > take ie ’ SI DENCT : k, modern; garage : TO LOAN—On personal vropert? FLATS FOR REN T—Furn!shed +! my : fra or ¢ hall ; a, vee ‘ if ] rar Mas tile th ‘eat kn } eu “ey ws m ~~ Os f ' r ne } street made: | a f ' ' oi truest and on any other a his st ? i. . : : ~~ ) oA fle 8. p fu ee & nr ree Saves . Disipate} “* | ham ' rf — 9253 Neosno a mei n M RANK on We z oO _Central Stee Pe pw wah iclatin et Tore hg oe FLA’ 207 En: oo ee owner oF ' a® pad 1 ()) % Le, Se San SO SN eee ore "i A iwi? ana WANE Verrt: OO) A4°R Michtea: ‘idg.. 7th and Chestnuts Olive 2174 TMAC® @ pickup at $750 ns ee | me * e70) FLA TS, anita inbllned TS, bf SALE ‘are -. nat SSNS ee. ) | yr On -Y may be secured under Ranke: a Ri INS ' ,% and 7 i RE, PA hi. tan 7 “emg >| OF Tat propery Rankers' Reser: De- . . tie ° . : ’ ‘ we até irna ‘ har p Bar r ~~ A ; ‘ . ja . ; ; Lathrop Ride Kanses a a gle flat, bath. bat wee rag rents Ly mi | ‘ ' . . ) . () (? . x 440] 1oe rust r 1 ed _ > » ahi rier ’ ‘ bon CF : Gia an ‘ . = ,rre 4 2 — ” . ” : anes dn ' “os i Be a S cya re ' . LI | } \ tit weak wt . p> : , we. at PARTIAL LIS} , S-FAMIL WAP. R1 EN | DO AO yah it oe oes att, | 4 ANE FS . ‘~*~ = ; onal 3 7 KLATS Oe One ee hail; reasonable; terms. | ——— ne 724 Chestnu Olive 2121. end Olive 8394 (ets en es eee ee |" wa i a ore A te BOM ; Le 4 ol G& os _— , i oe ee 7; PHERGON £§.A& mame } AVE ‘ REAL ESTATE—W’'l'D TO BUY | ne : Fulton, | 6036 McPHERSON, 5-6 soome, hot soft WE AND.SIX ROOM FLAT, , in other property: ho _ ; 4 : , ' : % a ] . ‘ RA . & SON. 4179 : “aston . | .. ar . , ote Pe eo wisi ; 4 _ A & . “yr mery 7 2 . % — Al TOMOBILE L OANB ° ' ' ee Walals MM Y APAR iENT aan ; ris Somes? af To individuals on private cars: you pay ve « , ‘ , “ney instaeliimentse while wou ride We ales rewrite mortgages to reguce payments LASKER BROS. FINANCE CO.. 423-424 Title Guarenty Bide Olive @1240 «1 4) sie MONEY loaned on nutomobiles, left tn your €14 000 possession; mortgag*s paid. €471 Locus! ; Trt . 5 acy? « atmo Se = ‘ = . - 4 m claAT ag 2, 1100° : ' ‘ 14) -reve furnished } iA e Orive st. Pn ae. Ne A EE Se ee ef) PARTMENTS- , PLAT W*' ‘ hSis : 0 : th, tir . ectric gr ;, | THOS M As rr ar a | Saree ; — r eM a "| PRIVATE LOANS—$10 ap, lowest rates: -adinaropag Yeetemetagageaiet A Rive ys i as hou ~T tT oa ar a 4 ‘ened “hee ’ ¥ ' ' ~ your own terms; ou. publicity; quick wer - . Flats, Apartments Wanted price and terms 1 ot taleatie’ beerie’ mare 9 oh Tk 3 — Ditve | $8 eee nesenne | 08207 Victoria Bidg. Qitve BDO6. (ci7} —— « —s ——~ os ‘EY LOANFD on fturatture and mands ‘ . ) | at 2 per «ont per month (dite % OG 1 plant re? Bes mont?) SM LLL HOME BARG AIN Mound City Loan Co., 427 Victoria By Webster Groves . ' § KOR ; sass . 1. . 7H ' ; en’? Tit , . ee yo ) re mre Fe — , ’ LPAKTMENT and i pre ee See == Ty CO MONEY LOANED on 1 diamonds. te welr ant s¢ : —— 1D, WEBSTER WESTGAT! : . } . ng perc! . ce eee TREAT Netwiy tee ne diamonds ; 7] rm Ye ; . pry ‘ , : ! at aelor aam } ‘ 1 22.500 * bath ran at : ’ TY j . : \ ( roadway Loan Co N Broadwes NEW APAP TME ~ "Ts g : avd a ca h z % ee ’ é . loot . . : a : - — - 4 ~ —, ‘ 9 ‘ . , : 5 . an o f, | A \I | | ;) | INE IN 7 OME ; @ ” "87 gix RO ’ 7 EF¥ iT CIENC : ’ i] le : ; f or ‘ ‘ : ) : ; t aes . ; 4 r m 7 ° j pi‘ " ict Ma , r >| ; sit r) - ‘ > >* , ts | a\¢ fan ny | ARE Re’ NEEDING MONEY? #- . t Por) . ‘ t. ies - ; ae i } >' eis , P " , } a () } 64 _ ‘ a- a u or | ‘ © - . | . : } . ly ww { , : ‘ : : re 1M e | ial PAMK ify ' . : : re a c on Centta Paam 40 _ 09. | . : ‘| REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE , a beetktask reome, Whe ince 6 mig, ig WR nthe congo et Oe oan arranged apartments of 4 rooma; _* 2. I Disnpat . WRI nth ae oe — ~e : Ss gg ae: I, gy ey Py Ee at ' » wy on very easy | 'ae:.2'S N. &th st. 0 ‘ive 8957 parlor with in- a-Cor bed, Flteam a AT “A - ' : at " ’ : P _ | & 2 sx 450 Tear t ‘ ot age , 3 * 7 =a onA } Trp ar , , ‘ 7“? hooks . in aii atin : ‘ aS , . , toh tre , neste Tr? 2qQ" ’ +1» turk ’ 4 ‘ reat 7 Ks ‘ RY , r ty + af . 4 na el ‘ * 330 g Rare ene iP Money toaned “ta Die keeping ‘seuss: ANCTS- 'S-P FRRY-R! ‘TH A123 N. Sth st ' } #9 29_95% : ester > + 914 Im- need oer oe dec t, tita » for ny ’ my | ; , - ‘4 ainwrieght Ride —————_————« | @R@Y payments are’ rates. then gat ° Ceci Ring 5 TE peer gas nc cig mths BP al pall family, tn_ ood Forest. See sal: finer roam fiate; iow ; willl A BHcece | wags ours. THR AMERICAN CO R97 Rags NEW APARTMENTS FOR RENT r ; 226 fect | im ments | sion at tr rest, Ban. [ie aiid taco 6 Flats, 5 and 6 Rooms, Modern ' , ‘ide. Entrance ? WREW, APARTMENTS. | DWELLINGS Brown in. ai (608 a foot ce |. ow at aieek office, Sher enhe tc ei ARE BR. “RTB emeatint one mePlease 5050-52 WATERMAN AV. | Pie _zat =m Nach ot, ich ) RAKER REALS ee | Bne : CK MONET. 7505 PERSHIN( fa Wi : we REALTY Oo £950 a Wo, ATTACHED HOURS University (ity: K! nae i. door: * ; est $16 PER wy ‘ Y ) T = 4-}° AM IL. Y. AN D 6, a) 0 |; ALT 1 IM! =m, & BRO. wy ALT PeD alls well Incated Diock. I sean a Ge ‘own note withe ut t mores a " i se 5 Oz LE ae 9: el r) ‘ rif va} at mm os ie ; : q s 7 “rf ‘tr — ont fat , } »- ~ i} ‘ 4 ‘ : on ad propery. p hice rooms and dressing closet; itn-a-dor bed os ~-% te Pry . floor has . 1 upy ow un arge) ne hem i nodern - ale Exreptionally ifto ) . > q yf r A> [, ES geet” a nent en FO od ne | Mt 4d withon it know ' leAge ABR So - prea sm ivory: will decarate to sul | janitor rvice: will put in first-c.ass cond! nent oie ah hehe ier mer ts beautifu igh lot, nvenient P wR » go " nu ; oom double. wit — re rtable hon { a good Inve atment areas AMERICAN RPOK ERAGE CO., Boag ae, heat and ‘anitor service; northwest | . —> St . ne nonth 4 , . sacs , .% - . evar aner ’ _—_ = ; K , ; : - , = om ” : : : ne Houses havea 7 reome Pa'iwar Exchanges BH Aq PR ¢! Hanley roa: oe mRriIver 290° Wainwr ght Bidg : t iB Vhole phageat Soencien in ; ' . i rches, leard' ore a a arr gh te nee anead m -- —- — ANC? P ai oa wW d ‘OM, UVa ott aie ale 3 t n¢ as a FB + 1 ~— heat: price § A ma} a , CTS ERRY- -Rt —— 1023 N _ 8th 5 “hay Ave oF , 4 ROVWN, 201 Wainwright Bile i Mec} DY & RERPYMETYTE R L179 astar rer valve of $2400 a vear P%, mn MONEY WANTED | | RIDGE . 8407 Pwo-roem ttag®. rear: gas ONVe Of PY AT—20°R.9RA Lexington: 4 and 5 roome, ar : elrmar SAT , can se!| this at @ reasona oo 4 4 e HI. POINTE AP ARTMEN IT i eiectr 1c. ba do 5 ” oe preferred =. se : \V heter New Bungalow Bargain le a ] : , a mine ‘fate pos N ay r i , ATS ror aad ee This can ¢ , FIRST DEEDS oFr TRU 2 Aa 204 (Granite "2 raz ee 7 "rer ie 6006 Clayton, 2d floor west; immediately FA 4 We have at all times deeda o a Le] . "a ;7 nea A isis ' ’ . 9 130 Rock. H ro rr no" 7 7 a 7 “t - rOAN . | 4 4 r? ’ _ eA. be , os 4 fiat, with steam heat rent FOR RENT FOR COLORED . Buekingham Ct. | cen eee, Sans, eee 1rd ep other tena from Sthdd “dqnomina F FR xe es J — : :: | | COTT \GES we wes — a apartment om « me of i, . onan tint » -« > a: — ' » @°n0 sew, Soowsee by ret fats ah , . ~ - ra , ‘Ss ‘ ’ ba ‘ hang ¢ = . w . : : ‘ly _ ' par “ on dlr ae ’ per } ar ' ‘ . imnre erie o: . C on : oer ‘ ! Is) arin ) mie : Ba . oo Shane weet RT aoc t 7 MEYER. 6179 Easton very reasons “i se “terms of $7500 paiance | 6 4. ERTY Re E co Kis Reamgte it i» oa SUBURBAN PROP’ TY oe : — | =; - . — a | re ‘ zi 6. ] 6661 = ’ a Y | —— EYER. 179 Flaston vy ath MPA hot a . ropa. we i 5328-32 Delmar Win mall 1 5 to 40 ac | P near the Mera: | tern neice $4600, + SAIS SO8 i ROO: | B f ik L AT, RADA us | Central : sTOcKs AND SOnNDS : he memes, trom © to 6 acres. wliatie) mec or Big Biver ; ator 41 st. Ferdinand: B rooms, $4000, | 3-4 CK A arise Th nily A artinent OLIVE STREET BARGAIN ROO MS—>* ROOM EFFI IENC Y or ch i — = Ro | Hote “« ; wi : ' , , a, , 2047 vw ar irs ass r* ) ATi enee ; Pe oacadial g ' ; CY» : arc . A * orre : snr Delmar , as on » ae | GET our quotations en all acti stocks and ben =. ied ouse as an a Bent 802 Centra! National ank , LIRERTY BONDS bought eat ket valve, oe pera _ Rents Reasonable wmtshed: or 3 months | : Beg FARMS FO “Z | IS | a 4258 M AF I Wr i Byte rent 36600 pet | ; ‘ei E ee . E : | ' ‘7 ‘ ; i R SALE . — r ‘ . nl —e ; fy ah ; nee -. ay : , mt ; . e ree ati ' . sant BONDS bow As. _ RADIO EQUIPMENT IN EACH mer) pa | oe | | Bas sda. hat. ¢ 06 8 eee NDERSON STOCK 44 pirstls $1.0 weak on each . | NT home in penster. | : awe | ) , Mend T ) , t | Jor Ih $ a: | n other list eyrowen BOLED WATTE> APARTMENT eee ee ee ee eee casonabiv; B-| fancy fruit trees. r berrien — | ae ALS} iar sel >ARTMENTS—WEST END | 44 Chestnut Fease.ma cass WAS ceeaeae at fe evergreen Min ary wea Full Information ————. Sore reneete~ EA COTTAGE ie toinen Cirictiy mater Dodge onable. 2 i ) ra a’ " as tg ners tat ha Vea ERS Soe Saree : : ‘ ~y 4 a 9 ; , . i -’! ‘ Y ‘ + : ni 1] \1 ; ‘ (\ j \ , 1% P f ota oie ms Se & BCOTE,.200 Crectant ‘OARAGES STABLES WANTED sien , | years 3 : all MAK | Hon, aye iY oT : - : Te LTtivAl £ : a ' : ' } ' eat a rere _— = ’ = . . . ; : ~ — - - = ; ‘ ° ’ ‘ , , ‘ ,* ; : . " . ° y g 2 . * a . a ~ 4 Pe) , ‘ T ’ 5 ep 4 ‘ “ioe eee aD . ° ‘ y ay . Attendants at Building to Give ~ nonsible tenant: beet ference ‘ | ae : eB. tile’ porcs ig. ae E ; Very desirable « PATMILY | North eens W109." Pos | aa SRD. hath. ee. mR OE ee es sav bank | Delmar 812. od be efi RTMENTS FOR ANDELE MEN! | nearer Cee | 7! | Leduc a ee ta neat — ou | gob Aoseciated On Sin s— or Rent . —_— ) . extra | a . —FURNISHED GARAGES STABLE _ Opport neat ) ty | nice 4-room brick cottages, strictly ‘tr: Hon. bot > | RESIDENCES FOR SALE WONDERFUL STORP—GRAVOTS AY 100 Pieck Hast’ L Lead & Bing ‘ " : : + 4 , 9 »* ‘ . ‘ e} r Se . ; ~ “_ : - 4 | ; | 9 J . »s e a ” i Set - . : Fasten , ot 23 % —™s «er oa 2 . , - 2. c t | J a : . SarSenees | ye : ' 4 3 ‘ tnt : 4 frue@en bers t’ nite ” pts espe S. PRI ‘ | 200 Rome ‘Eimonds Mineral Diebds’ ! £4814). PRICK £25 000| 200 Rott Etmen nere 4 ROOMS. BATH. 82500 Zz A we. / bye a aed 1 — , a , ie E “ abe 91: K Hoghee Der tot } 4 ‘ z ‘ S >) har r as). s : _ : ; . : ‘ f a ‘ ; . \ ar ° - “oe 1.7 | e imeerta) fh 5 be aed of4 A, ; ‘oe e p . -. ’ - « +‘. rT , 1 > ae | ’ | ’ : . : ‘ ’ ¥ : 7 ty = Sere ice zg. ‘a igstion i “4 ; f Wor - ‘cr cre ; it Train “Cont " NTAL WITH «RECORD : Morrie Mo 3 2 ; «* Fiate : > on «@ des wen. oy fre vie ("1 & Gee of4 ’ Nerth Amertren Of, fichaed Rede oF Carp 0 i ha ve ate DR. SOUTH SIDE | "49 Reape Paden 9 std. ~RT \RSS (0) } ~ 50 onge ro4 set ‘BUSINESS , 3 DF. ef aie enity Finance. ' have . —) ~~“ % . s* ¢ Ber! o/ iH or > Northwen LIGHT MAN! 2) WILLIA MS. PL AC E 918 M Dee 50. : ; | 4} i amament Ga oe , | te rath neade4 im eet PROP’ TY FOr. SALE 1 ar : Nd conditios _KOLLAS-LUPEEP 7 fe a real buy. 5 te cieain i 4 ri 5° . a . ee ) : : it . eres? ‘tve - ; T) * ry Pon galack: epars Seay es § NEW OFFERINGS | Baresin 5 Room Bangslow ios" tit aber oe *aSr a . Q” * . > ~ , ; > . 7 ‘ " - . _ [atin ; * >% iT £ , iw ° 49: 4 W ES Tr PINE EAST Tt ee ' “rsa A ‘ : , SP ; SOW ae _ ' x ‘% oF. gf ~ * . . 4 » . ¥ ont ns é i tonaea’”,,,* watcee, iy mg “a ogee ee ee . meters & ome. gend : a inelile © insite PS Gr | —_ ° — Mist "sett ia coMPtON —- tm og a . . ‘ is a @hicter -» appar ent : ry : : é od -_— oaore ght on « i , , - e . : Ot " - - _—— . ~ . ‘. Ty ’ ne a sory rome! ™ ' arehou : , c2 FLA ; R | e. | cévood | he e cor a ter (sone includes teiephone. toe. ii | gta (it construction, DUt cmric: A 2 : : yw Oo cash and bai , e , * parlors. 4guble dence bar “rater a $10.60 “ maid service. all Iinens:! sides; rance rat 5 Spruce _ ™ month ne ar age. mardi :04 ficors 4 hot-water heat- races oe ogg gg rene § . By + ‘soe hon 3 feome: large and wel! ventilateé: very a insurance | .. 19 tentin yi LON] As b WALTER JONES RE ) ‘te: a tie Cre net | on Bad _ 1. 723 Chestaut ie mnangee oe mere 3452 He a or S549 Welw av. “HP. SKA Agent, 9 N. 7th. Main #012. JOH = ~. “ 2452.
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VOTES ieged v - r of the State prohibi- | taken on change of venue, when he Ma 7 Pourteen s section of the State was sentenced to nine months !n jail OUR. TN. March 1 —Fourtee , ; prisoners escaped from Galway J 100 PER CENT STOCK DIVIDEND inger of Han- and fined $1000. He will appeal, hi + Gav by rose iadders Tw irvy at attorneys octane pene a elem Increased Divide indie Authortred at siting to on re “Seas é Mectings of Other Cor- a =s " -— pora Lions. TINT 7 7. O U nm S ADVERTISLMENT - 3 G — yi Aretebass d During the changing, trying days of Winter, with the frequent : exposures, is the time when throats become irritated, the body Bg, sc Baten ie "weakened, chests tender, and troublesome coughs develop. YOUR GRAY HAIR sin The safe way is to nourish your body with rich, strength-building ne aig Use Grandma’s Sage Tea : and Sulpl.ur Recipe and ; cn Nobody Will Know ._.. ——. e tina Saga = It is the food and medicine that thousands take every day to The use of Sage and Sulphur for re- . + toni’ build up the y- Do not wait until your body is 6 Pay faded, gray hair to its nat ural . ' debilitated and rundown i in vitality. color dates back to grandn é sail ae hottl f il ie weet it to beep her hair ; . Buy a bottle of Scott’s Emalsion today beautifully dark, glossy and attrac £104 and fortify the system against weakness. tive. Whenever her hair took on that rter! ciel A tee eee “4 are @uil, faded or streaked appearance, tata “ . BloomSeid, N. J. this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Bot brewing at home is mussv and . R h : Dut of date. Nowadays, by asking at emove any drug store for a bottle of ‘‘ Wy- Prices Expected to P oves the Roots eth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,”’ _ |In Next Few Mcnths o Supertlaous Hair you will get this famous old prepara chee } ae € ts ving in weenie tion, improved by the addition of mesa nen . en ether ingredients, which can be de & S . r is gone merely pended upon to restore natural color + v ° 2 ge Py pe and beauty to t! hair. : nities n Yes , rue _ wel! known down. own darn iors — ‘y r W ea ne n Ves « gays it darkens the hair so naturally ee ne - hair completely —roote and all _and evenly that nobody can ‘tell it from ani - x the . hai bas been applied. You simply dampen satan @ion . se ve Sate Pet & sponge or soft brush with ‘it and *. ack P a " . ane r : a to draw this through vour hair, taking Ar sich o aeaeae a ‘ _@ne strand at a time. Br morning ae | FN hing like it ever k ef the gray hair, disappears, and after Heavy r Laqui wv Penalty Imposed. , . mae e another application or two. it be- Drees i. : aig ns ; comes beautifully dark and gioerrv [ANNIBAL, M : : ee — . _- _- — ee —_-—— el —s + — ae, Some people and kena ing’ Care and it will a : 2 FY *-+ -~ batteries ¢ * ordinary “ and it lasts in your Don't ‘ the service you are going to th oS ta ee ™ ae rotta Aare Fleet rt rr - ‘sa Sa,? Deimar fi Eeecieos Petters Service (© 0 ~ Dicuesiww © Bellamy Service Station it? € hes teu 4» ; Deiee Filling 8 “Servier fat en 4 | Loa‘a t bee t rte rT “en ta 1135 Chestmet Lene weed Raftery Service en « . a ee . Meter Meattery Service ta t4c°s Merese® * ‘ Reter i Heide Petters “tf atian 4c@> “Nefure! Brivdar Kt P feene Watters 2 Reomir (a “. aad leewst =f - Stehie Aute Flertrie €e. D4 « % trned &! ~ Plertrt ~ ° BRatlery fe. S608 tiedeil Ae Vagsee Tire & Battery («e. 2747 « ae. No law compels you to use a weak battery ‘put up much inconvenience that it is part of man Yet it is-not only The service a battery is supposed to start your engine when you step on the to give you brilliant light whenever you - ne You get this sort of service from an Ex: and you get it as a matter of course, without * “ea i. 2 i 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 0%) re - re o d ~~ J »- 7 i 4 »/ i" fa a" bs = rc a | 5 4 +, © “7 a ) Z| Furthermore. the Exide la lat itis a genuine economv ~ ae ae Car. not i! ° . ** ** . ut un with AF Aercenartt. Hartreryv ‘= ) ry + use S444 St Wehbe stand ¥ Jaws . st Exide Service “ buying the Exide built ; The Electric Storage Battery Co., Philadelphia ’ EXIDE SERVICE STATION ; Factory Branch 3408 Lindell Avenue Prones Bou. M THE LONG-LIFE ‘* with things”’ and suffer in an unquestioning bel! ‘s lot here below. > Vv wave r- : 1. ur »hnniecessa T isicee h ‘tc a ¥ —2a The battery you are sure of * } . , . enw Ttit oes > - So % | es a oe ~ se _— S J > + Ye i oa a _—— - ad . ~~ & , ~~ hn me . Mat a 2727 — Cer i ee Wess Ff " 7 ™ ) “4 a x — ’ ' ’ Terre. T leon 1 ‘ Fieve WwW . ame can. FE ‘ ‘a ’ . re e3 or ; - ° ‘ . . w. th a a . tae - Fie a . ‘ z% ‘ j Vows e t r Siliem.« FR rs 4 Fa. He--s raga ; TT : 7 . Parn,) be ' Ma . ka! Jel e™~oa rf =~ _ ® ~~ i ; be ~* t+? , : a nor ™ > a? “* i . rae b , Matter =r * Sf a ties We, : 4 ‘cS “ar Matter ser Marcus Talleer Tire 4 Battery. 14th & Mallinckrodt —. + ee ~~ ; artmer Auto. 6235 Bartmer Are Tarylier Bree.. S.. Garrison & N Nerth Market Kram * sraazr. > —~—-anr, e Beedeker. Charies. itth & Madisoar 58s. Therve. — > isth & =¢ Loois Mraet Merranstile Co. S306 Marshall. Wate Carr Street Seale & Filling Station, Broadway & Theene Aste Kepair. 1316 N. Broadway Besant. 6 — # Seri we c . . House oes. arr Trevis & Skages. 1414 Morgan St. Ssethe Woes. Wierleeame. tee. Cass Are. Garage, Lith and Case Ave. H. Ven t 2563 West Palm &t. - cig hte De! mar Commercia! (,arage 1317 N 9th St COUN TY a De! ormandy. elmar & Taylor Filing Statiecr. 4540 Delmar Bi. ~ ee a & Grays. 3126 Bg Bend Read Fieo Petraleanm (Co... 1100 & Grand. em Grocery. Overland. Me. beet a le« Fien Petroieam Co. Tavior and Choutesaa Arenas Aste Eepair. Arxenne. Drive. Kirkweed, Cs vee ayy Md Mch!vitie _— = ag Clede Govere Fuctid S aa neta ' Moant Olive Garage. Mr Ore. Me. lline Station. ‘ \SOLVOLDTPESSOTSETOLL ES 14 0 4 TT db d hdd hdhddbdddddddhdadddeddd ddd, “y Sf A bs tf Ad ff StS # s SUPE SA OOO ASSES £4 Se OA hdd AAbL PAE ADEE A OBS Od | . @ \@ade Ce ea OFF Re OF FETUS Er? Ee er ere on bs debe ‘ = ‘ hs ° J ' »- ~ y y ~~ ° ae ~ -’ . " oe , ; > - oa 7 a . . >. * - re ~ * o A > . . ’ ‘ - Monsignor Fumase ived in America p his duties as the ate from the Ho! 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UW WFiction and , DQ, a RS oe ae | Se ia r ry & me = - Popular Comic: ' \ Women’s Feat : ures News Photographs _ Women» Kea XQ we = — - P News Photographs AE SDAY, MARCH ‘, 1923. WN e\ Y v a w A | \ a: \S Le : Oe -UNELSPHAY MARCH “ } = \\S Sok \ FRSA : RY S gen AN Cw Ss e . — 2 ~ cttiiedtinihaes - cea tanita ee le Mm oct ere te natant —— a aa P ri . —— 24 p = oa “ats i. i aS ; S apthige sae TDi WALLIUSILIIUIILLIULIILLLLILLL LULL IIE LITLTL Li) a EMINNE uke: & oo gece me ~~ ae ee. MR: aa RS PR Qo a Ee He 8 oe" « SELIILALLALSLLL ILLES POIAAELTLS AAA ALA SAAD ADA AASA SATA ASIA SAAADAA DPE SS SADDAM MADAMA A APSAD DASA SESS AAMAPD AAA AAAS PAADS SAPD AAA AISA AA Ah EAA POD A hth CLIEELMA F 4 er - tha LLhkhibbddbdbbt WN hdddddddd, eA rr and you arts easily. _ Nees eee : ee ee ZIT : eee i : "Se Be a ok a a * Bs eA oo. me is 4 3 as CO thly and oar oh ‘es o.oo fe . .— A. my Fifty-three years a locomotive fireman 2 we * ae “> Ferny e ° 4 A Ae ND FOG Mi TR IO — ie em CE Ae A OR EN a RS A cP ct INC m ed and engineer without a serious accident, and never a run in that time that he did not begin with a prayer.. George Bemis ie | | % i Baas : ee a ae Seat ars of Indianapolis retired from the Big Four remendous J : a em ‘aa. last week at the age of 7o. This photo- 3 a $ hg . BY 3 graph shows him boarding his locomotive for the last run. He is a stanch church- : LS Oe Bir og. e te oie thee taf oe Gee ew. man, and he attributes his escape from ‘ya — a ae a ¥ & ee ce SN ee, = 3 accidents to his custom of kneeling in his e. Thats [Melee 1) Reel com WEAN ea, WM cients, his custom of necling in bis SO clean. , w & i ? | = Baie = a : ‘- , X. Fe : a | the Lord would help him to take his Se : 4 : i = ee ee passengers safely to their journey’s — nderw wd «x Ath t th ht | btbblbbbldbldldl ld GGUS SLSISISSALPAS PIGS S A AAAS S AMMA MA MLDS AM “MLPA MAMA MA AAPPS AS SS hk at tions: and 6 A LSP LLnL aAlinntataaxzZA Abd Kihdiddddd hhh bhatt nn - CM hn hehehe ALGED IES SSDS PASS IS EL AA 9 z +, LViZZZddddael a ddlddddaliddddddddéidiita43saracac4ca2.22aaaddadddadddddddddddddddddddaddddddddddda , SISSPPSIPSS ESSA a aa LILIA Bring on your gold and silver marks! Sign carriers in the streets of Berlin go about thus, equipped with announcements of the current quotations from the banks for the day. In this particular case, 11 paper marks were offered for one silver mark, and 350 paper marks for one gold mark. —t'nderwood & Underwood Photograph. oy iy Yorke v PP, _ Atht)tctttiti idéidtdtlsTELELEZ Monsignor Fumasoni-Biondi, who has atrived in America from Rome to take up his duties as the new Apostolic Dele- gate from the mole See nl Rome to Washington. : ~~ LaASSG SIS TS (ittidssa iad DOO blddddddatdilddddddditdddlddddldtddbdddidddddddddddddbdddddddddddbddddddddddddddddddddddidda dddddddddddddidddidd VLA OFLA ALS What is said to be the largest tortoise shell comb in the world, being more than a foot tall. It depicts two lovers who have quarreled and are sitting back to back, the figures being in colors. They are a part of the costume worn in a new comic opera in New York. — Photograph aa hl Md Ohh th Lihhdibbdbdtbhdhhdhhhdhdddbdddtbdidddddddbdidssttlstsuuju0rz2.48ycnancnrn 1 gp iver SB» ,"! - he —_ Jhhdhdddddddhhe Cth ths Lihhé % es: . Barrett Station & wood. Mo. Mo. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 1925. "DUA y Oe ee Oe ee ee Saal Real Eoadk Real tal Gat tae F* A ET ———————— ee ee” ee LO Carp LS neth —— r 5 Se rae beg eg ee ~ aa oi mt inn te oe oe oe oe he ate ate ate apa al ae Deal Cah bec Lecll Lccall tad hal Lat kt tk. THE GIRL IN THE CORNER APARTMENT Young and Poor—or Middle-Aged and Rich , - a PPP LL ele ele etl etl ria dling aw Which Would You Choose for a Husband? ee ee i, i . By Betty Vincent HICH shall it be? John. who is handsome and (or Mr. Gotrocks. who is 55 and has 55 bank accounts, a 0! yacht. a town house and a country estate, and a big. bald heac | i ‘ In other words, shall she marry the young man nd struggie — with him. or shall she marry the older man d live in luxury ever atte: This is the question many girls have to The modern business girl meets both men uch as her own, I ee ON oR gE Cr OP PO Ro RR eee We oe ut maares 5, t — ~* - ~ r Tl Oto! ca! Copyright, 1922, by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate. L.—THE STARS LOOK DOWN. THE CHARACTERS. IIA BRENT, country girl, SN Va ee an face , once again... on, thee! Ah! say ‘YT ’ } ow . I LT 1oTre mMman . > meets She meets the roun * der t ‘elope sentliv is not as m and she whose pay envelope frequently is not as | weil pec be ; ol + a arauired a fortune a New York apartmen the sophisticated man of middle age and over who has acquired a Tfartune a ve p 4 t “cag 4 : _* —— fr > a and position in the world. ‘ gai i inherited from n old Now. there is a certain trpe of young woman WhO Says, 1 IAS - ghe once befriended. older type of man. I cannot fall in love with a green young man . . se se gi s r . im@ are te 3 4 * > older man appeals to me. I understand him interest ne! waat , says. Ido not say this because older men have more money, But because; that is my honest-to-goodness opinion.” . re I have met this girl and talked to her, and I know she realiy appreciates QUENTIN GRAY. h -orld. She looks upoh the men of rown age the cultivated man of the world. She look: upon ot er pO) att af Rebr's as “kids.” and because she feels this way the older type of man is the onij iu + ane whe man she should consider as a possible hugband. AUNT ELLEN, ¥W2 Then there is, of course, the type of gir! for Cynthia. ; : “Kah » ro '* Sh y ° man’s darling than a young man's slave.” She MURRAY detests the simple life and all that goes with i elie te wotldad as ’ = da oe a* . pomp and display to her. The only man who can snetliadin 1 apt dreams is the man of middle age. ph . MRS. rich client of Stewart's, that you adore me : Say that you adore me. Ah! Alt Versemoi verse- nd moi . 7? . ton ivresee! ALLISON, her gay y frivolous friend. ALEC KERR. Ruby’s fiance. » His voice a mellow bari- tone, and the very beauty of it, and thé magnetism about Man, seemed to carry Cynthig as on wings, far from this humdrum earth with all its cares and worries. was this STEWART, for whom a stenog- Dr ME ere 4 Pop sername Or reme Life holds few moments such as these, and the young girl knew it hand EVE AAS | But, thank Heaven, there are many real girls in the world w ho believe WAKELAND, frien@ and RO NCVER nAS otal in\youth and love. Their affections cannot be numbered in dollars and who takes A YARD TO PLAYIN cents, and they have the ability to visit a five-and-ten-cent store and nish their tables with as elaborate decorations as some of the things which from expensive jewelers. This is the girl who is a real homemaker. The girl who has a heart an4 loves John for his clean, fresh skin and abundant supply of fun and youth. She ts the original Eve, who is willing to help Adam make a’ home. | Then there is the business girl, who shares her envelope with hubby for a few years and helps him to attaina worth-while position in life. hae © meet this girl in all walks of life. She may bea telephone operator, behind | the counter or tapping some multi-millionaire’s typewriter every day, but | she has found her Cupid and never mentioned the rich old men she might | have married. | About the only way to decide, girls, whether ft shall be the youth or | the middle-aged man is to study yourself. YOU are the answer. If you | really enjoy the company of the older men, ff you like to talk to the man | who has lived and experienced many sides of life, do not let age stand in your way. But, if you see your love castles in the young man's eyes, do not be afraid to marry him and help him pull his load along the road of life. There will be struggles and trials and tribulations, but life with the man of your dreams is good at any price. a os His touched gently. 7 E> : Finally ‘nest ' tall tree off at one side from whic p Over there silently. ee , Of that tall tree she leaned forward - ‘the couldn't . rtirerts * rr “ 7 ™ a # PPT SS Nat ee a On aN wae i ae : > Me es 4 24 NS 7 Aan sage . a4 be ’ t .8 courteous a. a a . 7% . eous to ai . ire ‘ talks a! worse than ® woman who + roa s.ens and eagerly looked into the tree where her old nest was. At firat +h a . . ot ‘ts }. > siit. bid . ’ hk w _ told her more th flown gentences ASK for Horlicks The ORIGINAL Malted M:!lk “ for All Ages DP Avoid Imitations—Sabstitutes tion or the way — tinat ¢ & **' eae asT ii the eternal seeker. must maintain a certain of elu Would sna ea. \s measure hold ‘ r Siveness, li SOE head 7 ef ’ ~ +9 ™ C a2 ee, m fi r ear + oe ut lose him, being too , , . . ae 2 > (vn eee 3 It oo + > . Lue sea-— Pores cleansed! active! The skin that tingles with awakened life is the skin that is cleansed daily with GRAHAM'S Lemon (o0coa _HARDWATER SOAP.” - —_ Also a Radio own . . “ Fan > — 52.8 rhe stars, like gleaming jewels | a deep blue firmament, were = » fo. — Rei ‘ : , ‘ . tne bette! U as = —C a TT Saepeee 4 ao Yr on tharr ar 4 thorv ,c t OULU ' tii’ ‘ “" ° a ’ >>" ia es Sha has, ais Lil 7 a a &, — Sia ee», . for ~*) c , - ~ ~ + “*? ¢ 4 ‘ > . . . ? . j “ee ; i ‘WJ a ee > : ° ~ 1 tail a Mrs. Blacky Finds It Is True morrow ‘ slone could see the tadianes : 3 ag wy Semi” ee ; - | *-* 7 . _ ss + _ = nm : = aa o - x many fF ¢! admonitions of the regarded . oking = . : ’ f wus if KENNETH CARPENTER , MRS. KENNETH CARPENTER | o° 9 AND RUTH MARION ROBINSON ° z mo rr) **s Ww She «* op * = - KRenneth entering > tage Py ER - W EE T - Health and deliciousness combined —in rich, golden-brown muffins made from Pillsbury’s Health Bran. Pillsbury’s comes just as nature grew it—not cooked or doctored in any way. Nut-l:ke in flavor—more Aealthful. PILLSBURY FLOUR MILLS COMPANY MINNEAPOLIS.U 8S A 9 rys Health Bran _ Amoffin aday 1s the natural way a I ae Pill sburys > ~ ~% i Po XA ” ** ~ ee bi SOA Bay ** corner slaps and hair quicker trundling country and smashing toys at will, acamp fre. precautions about version except when, Tr (eet mitting the flat is over a store at 222 in white and taken In thi sidewalk under strict movies Avoid Cre take them Carpenter, the neighbors below since Franklin avenue is neighbor- hood flats are not likely to ha sieam heated nor afford sun-pariors, sleep- ing porches and other modern ac- “T Quigitions Happily. though, this family is fond of feesh aid and the windows usually are open. by day and night They own a touring car and every Sunday. rain or shine. the the six of them go on an outing into the but to the hever said Mrs. Ask for the genuine HICKORY by name. A STEIN & COMPANY. Chicago - New York Otherwise there is no @& }, , _ the children arg think. is why they havea , \. any contagious disease®. ~ movies almost every always to the ecarty 9 i me people think the Thor We be high priced because Oe? acknowledged leader. cook their 39 the most popular ma- ‘4 on the market —over have been sold—but 8 not high priced. You : : a genuine THOR for ~ much less than many chines. s© to see the THOR ogee 4 find out why ¢ best buy you can out 7 4ine THOR ; arance in 12 equal SS 3 +. A*F rotle, standard < Seoken Suttons. So! ,~-ECTRIC SHOP “cust Street LL ca A te tee Rete eet ater ee = termes =
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W O Mi EF N ST ous | POST-DISPATEH “Child, Who Violates/—_"- "| REA 3 RIC HES F Cent Perfect C o Viola = lig MAXIMS OF A ¢ || emma f e Health Experts &:—-——-@ | *™ MoDERN MAID ® y WINIFRED BLACK al — ey hin presi ita prion bien SS errr SSSR eee ~ _— = Ae Sie ae ie Bee aie ) el eee PLP LP ee — ; to s@€e the country | traveler. 5 i lik: rich woman went out West An old friend was going to see the as ee : é' — —————— she w . .. ree ef Mail ie ae | | —= i 7 - = mo ERT | ct, pee She Was a very rich wor: The Rich and‘the Poor. - Me £2 Hi} ' sie 8 i) ae ; an = te i : She had a.gmart apartment in ote he. ates ar .. By Marguerite Mooers Marshall |} | New York with six or wen ee What shall I take her?” she rooms and all the rest of i thought. ~ Hothouse (lowers are no Setesceeceees ee . ._ —. SC Te ee re Cn a ee al Mat noel y +e Pid a 4 : on meee A + ATION . an he agen + arr ah Sika, anal PoE CT eA, age Oem, velty her ee She had a living room finda morn- novel y tO nel Oh, I know! ing room and her own private sit- And the old friend sent some wise T HE original sensitive plants are any woman's man friends. If she ting room. And the top of her dress- little boys she knew out on a search- > itters even the most impersonal criticism of masculine stupidity or | '"S tuble was silver turquoise. Aid ing expedition and in thé hollow of fatuousness, they turn large, hurt eyes on her and ask, in grieving she had a sable coat and an ermine the emerald hills the wise boys founa accents, to which of THEM she is referring. CS pS. and ( mole cloak and all sorts a clump of yellow acacia bursting : Rs ae of muf and things And she had into perfume and joyous bloom. If there's one thing which makes the tired -+business girl realize anew three on Be necklaces and a wine And the old friend filled her arms the joys of self-supporting independence. jt's the dependent, supported collar of diamonds and sapphires with the clotted sunshine of Me damsels who are simply gloating at her these days from the Palm Beach and a tiara of emeralds and ¢a- acacia and took them to the tr&v- pictures. monds, and nobody knows how eler. ORIG OR : many rings and bracelets and. pins “Oh, my dear.” said the traveler. The trouble is that when a man spends a lot of money on his wife she and fallals and ,dingle-dangles on. “How sweet of you.” can never be quite sure whether he is proving his love things that sparkle and things that | And she laid the acacia down and or whether he is proving a conscience-stricken alibi mig | gleam and things that shine would have let it wither. for it. ‘eset And she had 12 pairs of shoes for But the sister, who lives in Call- . pss a HIS | walking, for riding, for motoring, for fornia, where the acacia grows, Now that bobbed hair is no longer the pen we ? ™ . | lounging. for dancing. Little white | rushed into the room. are told that employers have decided to tolerate it. The CC ae. | brocade things with emerald buck!es, “Oh™ she cried. “The first acacia! . } mind of a man does move, even as the well- eo snail. ‘ea | and scarlet satin affairs with dia- | Wherever did you get them?” a DIME $Soent ! te oon 3 Ke ies. mond buckles, and white velvet flip- | And she bustled about and filled | MW oF CANDY : ) ‘ | en of 45 re a girl offers sarc se opinion oy et a. Ba. ’ Z | flops with gold buckhes. ~{_— pram and the baskets aaé the | HE EATS WHENEVER- } = . | fa lad . ages a | ung 32, she might mit ae She's Seen the World. jars with honey sweet bloom till the f ERY DAY : F GOES nn \ | E . realize that WwW hen she gets to be 45 she probably - And she had 10 hats. Lacey hats hotel room looked like a corner of AND WHATEVER. Hi DESIRES ICNICING V. ‘ wee % will be engaged in the same hopeless struggle. : and sparkly hats, and fur toquesand the Garden of Eden. PICN! | J uty : ” Be ee « : velvet turbans—oh. ever so pretty, And she couldn't keep her eyes IN THE CounTeyi a ws i | The more a childless woman sees of the whole- a0 ' and most becoming! from the beauty of it and you could EVERY SUNDAY, & a ‘ Ree HORE Ngee AE RnR ee, » ms . y ’ , - z i fees Her entire time to.| coloriess,’though they say he flushes mummified remains awaken today. — Emepped onion, one cup soaked or batter In a soup kettle. When | ters of a little lake, and made it {nto | THY KEEPER:—The late & fren, the 42-year-old grand- up at the first contact of s ‘ - | om . ' ‘ | ' : taki | hi g ed ae co si side air His father ica Sa a out. | The Egyptian patterns in vivid col- | NEW YORK.—The purple hat 1s bread crumbs, one egg, season- | “sizzling” add a large minced | a checker-board of white and blue. thy keeper; the Lord is thy shade aking charge > com- ‘ s father, who is 30 years : : anil eee e P | arse ; ors are done on backgrounds of here again. In a marvelous shade | /D8S, tomato sauce. Mix meat onion and about one pint finely | White peacocks she has seen, | upon thy right hand.—Psalm hous@holds. old, is president of the Meritistic Ra- ! “3 a : ae | lanvin green, tan, dark bluegor | , | flocks of them fridescent and °1°5 rpenter is a fresh-faced | dio Co, | e f > ‘olet. it is ~— crumbs, onion, egg and seasoning | chopped cabbage. Brow , ‘ 121:5. Carpe | black of deep violet, it is to be seen either ke P n well and | cieaming like mother-of-pearl. y it} te f oy! - ¢ as - ~ in . " . . . : . . | © reY , ; ; rj — with ‘ 4 " of >t} ’ Seemingly young-looking sgrand- oer into thé a eg ee ee avenue today, is made with long, | 8ives softness to the face. ‘with flour. Leftover meat may be whee prey! ecsinee hg a wee | . he h th la! hae never hi: > Cc 2 ow, wi sweep ines and is itself very . pemaieasiten acts or bo on cubes) and cook | 1, yes, she has seen the world! They never had but the | 1 0tn children taking prizes over oth- BE a age ‘ th am ee ees : : used in part or entirely. one hour. When ready to serve, add Her sister lives in California—- | mhildren, 22 years apart. Mrs. + nein : | reaching to the ankles, Its length | PALM BEACH, Fla.—As the sea- neat : : ee te ti ADVERTISEMENT er children in health contests, we are | a little tarragon vinegar. Have some there's something funny about the ier says she leans toward the ape is accentuated by a high collar. The | son wanes a new sweater dawns. I: | | more inclined than ever to. stay. | wide sleeves hare sid: iffs of satin The costumes worn' by women | rounds of sausages fried brown. | sister. When you hear about it, you ef birth control, fewer and | What is the , : ie Stay. sleeve: side cuffs Si . | background is a soft, mist gray. Up walkers and runnera in : E , i D f f th i 7 : ; ti} : lat IS th se 0 Vv -ettilv ilte : é ‘rs ans i sp uUngliane Oo > es ac i ; eared for children: She at- | “4 sephet ee | prettily quilted. / and down it has arrow-pointed de- — Po - se into cach plate. ° will laugh. — | | , : have reached such a stage as to the municipal pre-natal clinic | rene signs in dark red or blue, running ihe toe eme.niane hats it J . a Pah © tale - aa eee A _ | > aS. : eq ue : - eo é iz s : Staken both children regular- Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt feceived | NEW YORK—A gorgeous evening | all over it. The only break in this i athlete : , : ; : ‘J 7 °) © , > Ss i see ‘ » ] ft § } é , ' ‘ ern c) sae ‘ ’ YTro rr Mhe clinics, with. the view to | the first stamp of the new 5-cent se- lipper s en at the the ater Monday patt rn comes at the low er edge and Eighty-five per cent of the money them well, though apparent- | 6 | night was of red and . black velvet. cuffs, where there is a wide ban : ) ay @f the admonitions of the | ries portgaying the bust of President | The weneee was chiefly red, with the | of bright colors in a horfontal pat- oe . wneeee Shrengn OM 3 | ; ts are disregarded. | Roosevelt. black as a binding. It was so cut tern. | hands of women. net h is not-a robusf-looking ! | | © , LU; F ay | Q kk O t Try This! Hair Appears Soft, Are Your Floors = => \ \ % Vi Uy i - : | SANICO ua er a S Colorful and Abundant—A ilk 1 Walt @ The new way of cook- a P leasure Or a WaT aii E| jhe 21 = Sing with our SANI = —— bal a ls ae STAT OVEN HEAT ro 35 Cent Bottle of “Danderine” Also UNS ART | ee = REGULATOR is being Tees) Ends Dandruff; Stops Falling Hairl Problem ? AC ee = (cn el oe } Fe oy eens the teh tht NR RN AE "IA OL ETAT TM SATO AE SC NINE, ER AONE a ‘ saa —- —- a — ” - evant we _ oe me fa gare ae eo. » a mn ws idee wn ps ses x . ? > . e - Pome 4 - oud — 5 gn? om ORR ee ee, ee AAI AGE LAA OEE A PALIN OL ALAR LLL SCONE NI NS ETO A 6 PR APT Cooks to perfection in 3 to 5 minutes Luxuriant, Gleamy Mass demonstrated daily by : ayy ki! BY/ Mrs. Carr. Come in HOSE soft wood floors that you 3 rt Va t i Zz Zs | fi: | and receive a Sanico have so much'trouble with — why Wil Be _ wise ‘@ Flour Sifter Free. don’t you put linoleum on them? 1) — Po pace When you put down a floor of mod- | it eT | S A V E $20.00 ern linoleum in the modern way, you 2 Ss ee | at once do away with a number of eg re ey as bs ae | BY BUYING A worries that go with bare, soft wood a fs et 8: 3 gs SANICO NOW floors. | SA. see we 325-7 -YEAR GUARANTEE : Linoleum floors do not need to be 6 | They do not need nsiv SE AL i i a i I sareLow — painted. ‘They expensive CR ot ern | refinishing. They do not warp,’ or Arasrong’s Printed Linoleum ee eee CARPENT ER : | _ splinter or crack, Linoleum floors are | gt people think the Thor cae IN: eo 9 st be high priced because handsome, durable, and easy to cl&n. venience these floors will give you. Btheacknowledgedleader. An occasional waxing and polishing Ask any good linoleum merchant to Duntry and cook their ainner is the most popular ma- | keeps them 1 in fine condition, and with show you Armstrong's Linoleum in camp fire. Me on the market—over | Otherwise there is no out10GH0,000 have been sold—but a little of this care they will mellow the patterns made especially for bed- Siting, the thiiaven ave area %0t high priced. You octegark 9 tegeme will actually im- rooms, living-rooms, _ dining-rooms, eo ~— aK Coff A e chile © rn , i : ny contagious diseases. W® are a note of cheer and color in the Let us send vou a sample of Arm- “4 mar : cor — wish, have the oat dish ready before the eggs or coffee. - ne ) he movies almost every afte : . ; Te siways to the carly stows cA. room strong’s Linoleum, and our 24-page bargains we are selling a - = : : . 7 » : scout > 99 . ‘ - . id 4 = 7 i oo a ’ : , ra’ rye line THOR When properly laid, they are per booklet, New Floors for Old,” con Reductions from 18 t 3% Quaker Oats won their world-wide fame through flavor. They manent and waterproof. A vacuum taining a score of per cent. Don’t de lav - | dominate all the earth over, because peo; ple love that flavor ¢ Quickness, plus super-flavor 5 cleaner or a broom quickly removes colorplates of dis- “0 Wy make vour choiee tod ay. They are flaked from queen grains only—yjust the rich, plump, J every bit of dirt from the smooth, non- tinctive designs that Ni \ ee Sanico porcelain Com- flav ry oats. We get but ten pounds of these luscious flakes trom | a bushel of choice oats. ; t a . a) a . , ; iately'!—your halr becomes ippery surface. Dust does not work ‘ou can s : ay Nad ati -anges j Owick Quaker is flaked from the same queen grains. But th _— sli PP Th taal r \ Cc ce at good AN SY bination Ranges in w Lite, tt + before flaking. They are rolled very thin and partly veautiful. Juste moisten a cloth with into linoleum. reads do not cing stores; Jaspés, carpet WA A grey, blue and sti ip pled 1 smaller and thinner—that is all. And Janderine and draw it caref ‘ 0 Do Wy 5 . inlaids, tile inlaids, AN = cluded in this sale. Price 4 through your hair, taking one + ie Perhaps you need and printed patterns; ny as low as $140.60. i” he ize | ers = ss . . i e u Ww RORY inotatin nce | ty ee = to see some of the linoleum rugs, printed . Convenient Payments one ii you want five-minute cooking you must get Quaker iin a few minutes you will , , new patterns in and inlaid; alse infor- Apartment Builders, = Oats. Get a style you like best. But, a both of : pms fluffy and possess an imeomparable reasons, get Quaker You want the utmost in this food of food softness, lustre and really appear strand at a time; this will cleanse the sair of dust, dirt or any excessive —the g reat st food that grows. wupice as thick and abundant-—-® mass of iuxuriant, gliaty, colorful hair. .- oats are Ci cooked. >0 the flakes are those small, thin flakes cook qui ickly. Now. if you want that exquisite flavor, you must get Quaker { Jt "ringer rolls sefandard v > : . . ‘ . SED Seohen futtens. eg aps = Armstroneg’s Lino- mation on laving lino- Attention! with Metalo cylinder at ie ’ ’ tec st Mare Thove oly we of "3 ag ; leum to appreci- leum, an d how to Take the sample in your ANGE rn " 3 “en ‘ ay . , ' Poel _ EL 1achine * . ate the amount of carefor your linoleum /#4s-Reelhow hana — omg SRR CRS . resilient, yet fougeA ECTRIC SHOP - ee a comfort and con- floors. » durablegeod linoleumis + egular Qua — _ Resides beautifving the hair, Daa- R ker Oats 7 dandroff; inavigor- ial derine erndicates | me if} package at leit — the sty le +, *¢ ates the 4. “a) Ip, stopping itching and you have always known. Sy pe falling hair. i Danderine is the best, cheapest and st Street oe 6890 ; Central 4385 | | 3 tonic. It is te the hair what fresh Come in package at right, with tre . showers of rain are to vegetation. It ArmstTrRONG Cork Company, Linoleum Division, LANcAsTER, PENNSYLVANIA. Manufacturers 2 Ro ee Quick Quaker Oats fk wa most delightful hair corrective and “Ouick” label. goes right to the roots, vitalizes end | Chicago Oftice-—1206 Heyworth Building : " 1001 Locust Street. JU) | ~ ° “ Olive 1210. Central 124. opel , | 9 mires txt . ‘ A} strengthens them. Its stimulating | | S ron S Ih) O = Your grocer has both. Be sure to : oe rties help the hair to grow long J A ee rT ” | | ee get the style you want. Se | beavy, strong. 7p , | You ean pas have beautifal for Every Floor in the House pent Bhoor poae tam anmetI and lots of it, if you will epand ee rset | | Fae te oe nate ite et
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: we PORES IRR I ST ee aaa Dalal i Se. eas call we % a psd e 4 * . 4 * a ey oe Post-Dispatch Sunday STL JUIS POST-DISPA SPAT H) : COMIC PAGE . me for February, | a iouIs e ST: Di A C yor WD, mmm MARCH +. UA ? - , | A70 | COMIC PAGE I VOL. 75. NO. 18 ISTERESTED IN |) | eri, V J | MAY BE LARGE, | BIS MOTreaRSsS- | ta | }; Br it THeRe S , ‘ , . hes a3 | | x > i a / (sy “ ASE = | | ne ee | a WHICH PUBL if \s Y Wt « : ) pe / ; Ww) Ss} . - 12S ERTS mil Take A | NOTHINIG tai ‘ ie - fi \.. took SNBER | -, | || VNGER tf, | re t nee tht - os s2 , - . 1 P an j MEA A) . S| . ’ “ ‘ ‘ j y j | ) ‘Slee eft rs. eee oe heed. Se eee ee NAO OR A DC OE ry Mi eg ee oe a ern ne ee ANYTHING! Court Takes Charge of t 1 wish , ~@ LR. Steel Enterprises oe iy ER | ce | alo After Resi Littce |) 7 Buffalo Aft of President. 50,000 PERSONS PURCHASED STO¢ >, 4 . . a . " ia ‘ ; f, ; a~ j ; f : + q —*« 3 > : , - olf d } ° a ome . 4 f j : a : : a TOO TRUE tar, wh e ; 3 | . , oe . . . - ; | : ‘ ; 7 . o - - 5 y : +? : E.. : ‘ Benny Leonard announce: tha Pics he. . aN é | . * Se => . : . ’ a ! H > pio State Recently Began ~ > = - — =" 3 he will shake the suck and bu cs i — = > 2 = ; : 7 a ty , , ~ ae : ; \ . F2 . é : > > bed kin whatever they are an: i Loos” advice t colfers is . " : te the padded mitts. HKenny is a Eddie Loos’ advice to co = 3 ; | | "~ SS — : form and concen- Stc ck in 20 Ent Yatriy hard hitter, but they say (© forget about ee ween’t exactly what you would trate on hitting the ball. May be ) " “ag. a all right but it sounds like heresy. * | -. ’ ests pis | WwW Disco tin ed. 35 . 4 - eall a knockout mn I wonder what a bas fiddle: ' ‘ yYavs unacerst ; “ e ‘ — , ‘ ° : a A : wer: attar 7 , ake ; . - , \ > ‘ ; ae ae »T> ~ ; thinks about Lt ; ais ‘* tne . . ~ pen ’ . o \ HA > | »\ M AN AR¢ | \ I) | HE bit | ~ | — By BR l¢ . ¥ he Py Be Asgocta’ed Prees thousands of more attractive jeb oe ae ‘ie lene . BUFFALO, N. Y.. March §.— im the. world you can always fing Into s Bee § celvers were appointed tn F 4 ° Hist ne ae ,? :% " , a ¥ . ies —_— -- age" : : “ . BE + #4 x ao. en Dl h —* O=ae RIGH 7 AWAN puse” as the knéckabout comed i You As ' \ jan laughingly calls : Babe Ruth aims to take off all | THe Boos FoR Me Oo ) : = , | enterprises. in which the public ' ide ee Guare tee See eee "to his at: Bogs : ile an , VES TES ) Miyata PEAS Th Et ee a ~T/- aa 2 - . h b ‘ Pes ; a. ye reF5 ee te > » Steel enterprises has been in Court here today for the L. R. go Steel. the promoter, severed his ¢ there were nearly a score. on ‘a —— = . 7 ee RT Pity + hy Sad RII, Aer oe — much as anv iy in the J - aes a i “3 . ao tS POMS EE : , ‘ a é' —m PB “ iy » é aa al ) . id ~* 5 — « ‘ ® / > : ; ; ry ; } 7 t P/ : ; < “aq led ard sirce then dire tion of “Boiler Makers Win Just About oe Vie nae een ae ee tO . In é eS oct NEUE a — ) e hands of a board of control. as They Plieasc.’ not be a part of the Rei x treait- — *} ~ ea co SINT, VEIT PII FTE FT tf . ; “ The receivers were appeintas Must have had a copper-rivited ji: Ind ti that Fr ae ey | Ts, (sad! J CA EG) 6M i Mik § 6. _ y : 4 4 @ suit in equity brought to co cinch. ee the assets of the various corporat The petitioner is the National BE sor nope: alone. IG aay HEIRS AND ASSIGNS. i Se ne nitchel ae CX. fem: Fs, 4 H OW doth the héirs of ola Ki: : Pees "ie ae : | 4 /// / / ae A 3 and Tinsel Manufacturing Ce Go. Line rs Oily sii 5 named AIvVverTrt SNDAUIGH . ae <4 ” i F fj f 7 F4 ¥ Toot pitch the ball as well as his nanie- | . j Pee See i A (GZ | 4 Manitowoc, Wis. Judge John R. Improve each shining minute?” make could make ‘em | future i / re | z zel named as receivers William od take “be li be filinzt eu't i ured ; , ' — , : : ' : Reiliv Buffalo. lurn ber merc? or what there may /. if — ‘ ; ; , _— , | , J Z , David M. Lewis, New Yor. .a ma Oid Al used to be a pitcher him- J : - F 1s . . . . — ~ ’ - a . ie 7 AQ, INDELD. self. But it was not until he began 4 y , & Si and Charies Bennett Smith of 1 . ° falco. former Congressian. John MeGraw announces thatito manufacture balls-that he ac- Jimmy O'Connell, his younz Coast quired a windup. | ; . 50,000 F Took & The Parent Steel Co. was ‘ged in 1919 by Leonard R who for several years had been MY FAVORITE STORIES |~ ee: Cores ce Me = i , ’ ‘ a . —— - : ~~ - . — , , : - ee —wreere-rrere : . : ie Fishe By IRVIN S. COBB MUTT AND JEFF—FUNNY HOW THE DAMES FALL FOR TIS “SHEIK’ STUFF—By BUD FISHER $(¢2prisht. 1923. by HC Fiseeh le ‘ater became Enews os L. & = Ipcoprorated. ard as the P grew subsidiaries were formed ft xX SLIPPED MY CARD TO SEVERAL] ° <u TO “ric .< 7 Riekto’ AND THI P ee et = stock. to administer the reai ice int i age Maa wHo : | . ! ( ~yinntag a eee ( DON'T GET ERESH- } — = controlled by the various ént WERE AMONG THE TOURISTS . Feds 7 ROC You's - Got THE sq PLCASGC CALL j a | and for many other Purposes | ) AT KING TUT'S TOMB OW | Sot ' : THe WIKONG ee eS \ SHE crt 10 § , et 7 Chief among the subsidiaries | SUNDAY! I GUESS THAT'S } ~ NUMBER: . oj sweerest vu } a | the L. R. Steel Service Corpo No SHEIK | a =VUct . o” = | —_ which handied the sale of stoe acoesencst | : ~ ’ a all the Steéi concerns in whi '=\ ONE CALLING ME ON THE j . . | : ———} ss = i _ c* o SO es PHONE Now. Holt DOC. } TAs, Here : | ( = me ta ~ \ | f- a public was invited to invest ~ c : ie “ne A tae 4 erate offices were opened in : & 0 ed or ~~ - — ee ene ee ee ee i os ey ge SB res 4 4 hei ; bE RIL 5g 77? epee r€ irger cities of the United and Canada and a large selling “as engaged to dispose of Fifty thousand persons, it is st | put more than $20.00¢6.000 tné se . y : ty ‘ . ¢ ae comrnon and preferred stock, THE FINAL SMASH. F f . | | _— ng é =: a Frequent conventions of the HERE was company at the farmhouse ¢fa 7 ae eee Oe a Yr hs = | ' : - | / 7 . ; siock salesmen were held. at pa at the farmhouse tha n 1 M Purds ; _— Steel was lauded as “a wisa who had her share and more of New Hamp | — 3 chain-store management,” and through hospitality to offer the suggestion 1) force was enthused to renter might like. a glass apiece of fresh apple cider in the 4 sposa! of Ban in ‘St dersement of the idea. So Mr. Purdy got a na tch fron le pantry terprises pa | ang started for the cellar. where the cidar was stored | ¢ = = 5 | : The first sign of distress cam . the cellar was dark and the steps leading to it were steep. Half wa oe | = = ? mee ~ | , = .« | : . Jan. 27. when ft was announced | dawn he stumbled and drop; unding thu } ; Tice oe er fi at ——— ) " —— = Si = , a” ~ “2 oom = lednard FL Steel had surre fleor six feet below, where he : me residency of the L. R Upstairs in the parlor theg h porated the I R Steel ar wifely solicit: dp writ large u fire Corner ae el A the . R ot, the cellar steps ) eae * “Paw.” she called down i From the void below a determin: . “NO. I didn’t. but. by Judas Pri: « Crash! . Fre Lif | hes elopr an? co and b aced his stockholdiocgs: tn th e'ner subsidiartes in the hands Er ERIN: SPREE RMS Agha 8: aS Ny aM ACCROSS AO ARO SEs) 46 HD RNR ee SINE MRE Rm Rh renpresentect “g ee o'dings lie CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN re ER Match country rentdomen. | a *4':tiful country residence. P a he now livee was in his wife's F Bteels health was shattered sn "*@ years’ devotion to the B ‘. Was stated State Began Inv at. MM. Wilkins general cou The stee! corporations. was *‘“airman of the Executive Brock ef ing was anne would he discontinued. but rot umtil the mi@die of F "Mat the stock-selling agency to function This wae foll amr @nnouncement that the St ih | | é torney-General had been fn i . p ii oe nae | = ifg the financial statue of the | i Qe \ PPTTTT TIT TT TTT? rT I | i * —— panies and that the Stee! 7 et gag PRady | - | ve Board had entered into af | ei mw = : ‘a™ on ret to sell mere «at iwscclina ok haath he ek ck 2 EE IR SRSA De ete Hem rap 22 — we - Pe. sons at “amen Fly's” . Agere ate4 Press Ew YORK March 8.— ; BS os a Pamir A = err “Herry “Spider” Young ¢ = ‘ ne — —— —= = == a —= == .. _ Cutside of a tall buflding ' ‘LL? Et” ‘Ty ’ + a : S25 .on or did stunts atop «@ MICKEY (HIMSELF) MeGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX ? Fa 0° or 20 stories above the ‘a wom the cheers of thousands feted death Thousands on we) saw him killed Monday Re eS rep: from the tenth fleor com o's Ma-tinague in ore of his é , ISNT IT FINE To SEE A [oe 86" *tunte §=Yesterday only # WOTSA IDEA SUCKING CN Ss YOoOuUN poms 2 . ke ene atterded his funeral & ’ ics OUNG i 7 i ee | '¥° floral pleces were placed A ciGAREeTTE ' ’Kow AT THEM THINGS = Te ene ae : WILK KILL i\OEA ABOUT FILTHY Bg ToSAcco, YuH. "IS EERE ACEI Ae ott RE: IRR Are i * ak ae aS ne ie bs De = ite 43 Ya Tae ann ‘ hte: 4 vr ie Die 5s elas Sila at 5 4 a te tg eta pes ay, betes