St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 16, 1923
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iC PAGE z 15, 1923 ’ . TE Settee ne 8, by H. CO. Fisher, .8. Patent Office.) (Copyright, 1923.) CK OF BROUGHT —_ | (Copyright, 1925.). . Cae] ) soldiers and Post-Dispatch Sunday Circulation for February, 1923 4'70,996 A Gain of 25,854 Over Last Month “VOL. 75. NO. 189. ~ were ae ee ee ee se een - 7 no ane -__— eee: president of the dation Xe p~ get nounced that $22,640 in cash was ~ The robbers’ were in the — a if a —" 4 Y lien J ‘ at ag "2 es a the robbers covered the men in the “ v1 vk Y ys 7 ee % ro *) <a il sg 3 t et ee, ¢ : $ 4% a) 4 a ee diz a et a e a & » ath i f ‘& * ts robbers ‘took it all with -the excen. ver doliars. I heard one of them ~ 7 we a Bie. oe RP ae ee Ne ee A AI
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FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1923 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ baad ge eee ee t— NO INDICTMENTS OUND IN INQUIRY ‘No Reparations Re CONDITION FOR PARLEY’ sumption Re. | ury Out 5 Hours in Case of fore Complete Withdrawal, Mrs. Marv E. Wells, Who. Press Savs. Had Maintained Innocence. NN KEEPER'S MURDER - ‘ene was more ' ** fay than me, Manuel Lee Siva who reached the) MAN, AT 116, SAYS HE HASNT EVACUATION IS BERLIN'S WOMAN ACQUITTED OF BEEN DRUNK SINCE HE WAS 65: Manuci Ire Siiva of New York Also. Quit Smoking at Age of 75. Special to the Poet -Digpetcn. NEW YORK; March 16.—"‘Every- | interested in my birth- commented today “T wish some- BISHOP TUTTLE W He Apparently Has Not R nized Members of He Since Yesterday Morn : ist. ay . a, age of 119 yesterday. re the Assor ated ‘ ; hcp , ee ‘ | | ; R% 3 “She nouncement that France and Presented Was Insufficient | ; f 3 : , _ gium will ewacuate the | Paid me , . gions as fast as Berlin gives tangible >efore midnight she was acquitted to Act Upon. ; , A guarantees, is that only a complete of the murder of Capt. | Pettit, with whom she Ifived at Mas- | OTHER ACTION MAY BE occupation allies will make possible which he The) TAKEN BY THE STATE a smile on her face. Mrs occupied re- room early toda; 7 * «ie CES A ty 08 (Te? St James M. about 75 and unconditional withdrawal of the : ag since I was $5. sapequa Inn, kept. for the resurmption jury was out about five hours. Wells’ any negotiations 9 van r marations ayrments and dellv- Mrs. acquittal t reparacic I anc : . | Sonecial to the Post- - 7 . rinaselwy - . victinne " ~ progra Li to ss . i’ two . onvi sOTIS J EFEFERS* »N CTT ¥ egotiations woman ij ity to judge with L141 Ae order oft >? ry resumed Was acid: leaders at basis of her defense had no reason to punish Pett for him was too great, whose ters familiar wit the v asserTTs ai: thee world he ever ha when he Was cd: : : = A{npnarent!: a2 a "gs for that . ae Sans rtia : i er . . a ~ got ae ' ; P . Baek cS verdict ds/ ire Veils bers had Ge aS dead man - respolhse the _-- oe , money When the north in Irvin avenve. other a % ai rote, wing Tuesday ice Wolf Federal! oat] when he estab ‘Tomorrow in the Vocalion Salon ~ if ban ks—Aéce " | | “s : To ; : ; 4 | Der. $77,146.16 seustomers and Girls wtf > | 3101.559.39; direct paper, | 7 , total, $263.205.58 } _ | To merchandise pred :, /tommodation paper. $15 /eostomers’ paper. $11. 496. paper, $416.259.48:)" 9583.510.39. ~ —_—_—_—_——— me ge al . : - gil is and hown “We wttl show to you ne enor. tinue, “thet at the time of the reid all the documents and material® used ®. m. and tive at 10 p. m.. could. mot talk t range®=, send messages @r mail letters. were not allowed *o fall each other Dy their own names, at the « aliases being used instead. coukt not) D#Trels sunk | keep “tncriminating documents” tn) {UY concea! lea. that this Titeratur: Aheir overnight. could only chews tee nature, kind and character bathe at specified hours. and were of the aseembiv ani siiowe the pur- required t®) Wear bathing suits then. "°*** © J violent at Ait ©X ’ roe wil o,\ e . : 7 1 a eat Besides the rujes of this committee ‘""®* °' OF mbit ig cp wee Ls there was a committee o. stewards (*7¢% "*tional government in the Unit- Z Z te enforce them. The stewards. ac- -ed States and rs ag anting the same cording to another document Intro- ) with the dictatorship of the provetar! , Puce’ by the State, had each sleeping | at. . i Lg reeom and its eeccupent numbered “We will show that this meetin. SAW that they turned over their in. Was held under the most secret and ~~ '. @riminmating papers. went to bed at guarded conditions: that the sessions Ke the proper time at night and got’ Were held in such a piace that de- them up at 6 in the morning. tection was almost impossible to ee ee oe the Anernezs, make the secrecy of their convention. — sure, they had loeokouts ofr Assistant eg Gene cal Smith. — | his opening statement «En ame the State would show that had ‘neiped te organise, be- fame a member aad voluntarily as- ‘pembled with the communi«t party, which taught and advocated the dac- ‘trine of crime, sabotage, violence and other aniawful methods ef terroriam a8 @ means of accomplishing indus- rial or political reform. The evi- Genéee must show he said. ‘hat Pos ter wae a peld organiger and oft efal of the organization and edit of the Labor Herald of (hicars. of f- fiat pebdlication of the Trade Union Ma@eenationsa! League. an offshoot o! the ‘communist party Smith and Defense Attorney Walsh cleaned when the Assistant Attorney - Gectared the evidence woukl | Show that the Herrin (ii) ) mine Yhots had been praised at the conven- then & “valiant defense”, and that * of the communist party: 510 WASHINGTON AVENUE : sz the eervention had de. VER WoO LWORTAS & AND ite STaR™ . : be ig 4 3 ey ; > - ’ vay : ie» . = | ws i ect 77 r th e ur iia 4e Bel- acer 1m Wale c © Netle interest in life in general. today. He has not appeared -@ free woman. Just “f apt tpynempetenspn vag a | aid son. who have been wv € tor ial or ing or in- Seedy. epee 5 ae 7 resumed ' In each case the trial jury was &ret (is at 2:40 p. mM ert gl Miss’ Kentucky, will join him here.” . 4 a x ~ . + *t. 2 : - -_ mn _ ; . o- ’ . hij ri. r ' 7 Pr) a 7 . ; formatio P . bl 4 Sem e % This opinio: o fa las ween €X-/! q) osen because of a professed 2 t. bal 1 = _ Sp OK ber from nsa elder son. Dr. (,eorge M. , ns oss! ¢ ee 8 a ae 5 pressed only and: in ae ree z vy, took the Speaker's chair at in-| one of the attending physit: - i ate 4 z Reichstag circles, ut 1 is known their hea vitation of Speaker Hunter. Mem- Courses Left Open. ; : that editors +i hearts "SLiit bers stood and applauded as she Prine: ave been informed b* - av-ern Sena ai essed a youn eliow in ay ; ET : . a ee “y : = so — i reesa of eaiaiind Sin ~ , * 4 ara) cra ereditors of the Harris a Ke in connection with the masked band AKel Standing & e door. [| I mond Importing’ Co. of ge. = = —— — *? Tr} ] y aa activities In the parish during iast * age * n@ Window and he shoved a re which failed Feb. 27 with’ la sierra: MASKED MEN to-my side, said ‘Get In there summer. which had as their climax . iatnbal * estimated at more than $1,1¢ . ae Defended by Woman Lawycr. B WELL N ou. and shoved me inside ¢ ee in M the kidnaping on Aug. 24, of Watt, | ea ~~ ) pao tast tra sadtinniee-a een cm SR RO LLSTO the robbers inside—he weal held a m aoting . wee . ; eft ta righ.—t asiver Gehl. wwe Se x ' ; ‘_—— | ee ' ian aay age -terday and angrily FOsees * né T. F. Richards a cravenette—made Danie’ and j . President Hinkel, President Kessicr, BANK OF $22,640 hands. The itt! fees aye: 7 | tered settlement of 23 cents | bodies, the State charged, were found i. Nvhof. ia customer: A ssistani ‘3 K . . me Have Not Heard of Overtures. he ee chcidhedt tania : e iow 4 dollar. in a lake, four months later. submi!t-, Cashier Wuest and Edward Mudd, mee es a! mths Political wri Continued From Page One. mot i pe en tse “Hurry The atmosphere of the — ri 2 ae tas iurry en - : ‘“ ted its report to Judge Odom vester- also a customer. es Fi | ~ » es attitude of Wilhelmstrasse sar that ators.” weal: Seale ».) and jumped fn ua ee [was surcharged with indig day stating ifs failure to find indict ; , . ee hé V" have hea rd noth se ™ : the . = Sve ° % c snd l wy ‘ ) 5 and A. M. Frumberg, rep ‘ . . > , rerte 3 (erm —. cart? > ‘ . Ay . th rat “ York to pregent an intimate j ** \ . »f . ; ‘ . ‘ . —_ the Ferrin kiilis . “murders Die weit Pa ail | - ; : + . fellow lie was the a oi = is sum S124 the affair« of the defunct. . » | - 7 2 : : K eT 's) ; a Aug. 24, 1922," not mentioning t : and eontended that in the only com- 2 gh ! did not have his fea- ee wide te uest and the res§é 4 ny. were directed to In $ ; ‘¥ i iT « . ’ : ee a - ' NS nai ’ ’ Lest ’ . . _ aoe on Sot eoanes ‘th = sk , pleted’ case growing out of the affair Pie e . ogee apie led behind a handker-; — és « ciscoveres (hetge ” the entire circumstances of the ~ . ’ ) a. : ; ; 4 : rit¢ is e i ers ver . oan “ ea aggre , “d age the defendants were acquitted = eee tu Se. & ' : Ee Se a 7 ras cord : niet. | the six men had a oe ty nae “4 eriooked $1609, a ure. both as a civil case and if ee sneeee. Judge Odom dis- | Waleh’s Sthtcment . : : it ) , : : wer. > T evidently believed |“) * D°™spaper, whlch Branneay @ criminal aspects. if any, that missed the'jury without commenting ates “ater . terrorize us with their deposited just before their be found. Walsh said the defense woul ins . . , 4 J . e Ruhr : ms t oo ae etn : " ae peoert. Ye ong + vwhoget ‘t Foster at ded > ” pa ~ as ate ; - , . answered profanity at Was unMmecesfsary. os The i ute Bank of Wellston i : It was further decided toe Two previous grand juries had been ~ bs ate — Pe 2 heed : 2 ee ae Rape AS Sp ‘ i : ee row lid no hink of resistance when rounded by business houses, an ‘United States Dtetrict Atto calied into seasion since the outbreak ("* ‘convention @s & tra ' | tne n ote retvedi hundreds of persons were on @ (St. Lowis to—hate a grand ” 4 , ™ . hog *& , ™ ¢ " of masked band depredations, but, gate and oe wot Arash Whe rue . i | Rea ane Se hof of 5975 Romaine piace, “Feet in the immediate y Lvestigation of the failure, peither of these returned t uve hills dues to the Lu) LST fame close serttiny. the a ap tag a. a be- | undergrounc but rey B ‘ide NLA Z c onctitution of Party. a +o . “we ie ? oe 3 om | oy -€ n : ' | shstnthet ‘ani Maida: , shed and waited fer him te catch ery . gran ury as to ® ac- convention was calied | ne al Wait € aire. mre: : ren | pe ra aOR > ; nee had meen ehare oe Ste Fo red! tl ) ea tivities of masked and hooded men’ cates of legality fOr the express pur- papers wast a pamphiet : a wir cele tig A = | 0b Ar ela + be ecg | Pehiere EF , ees pu bitaned * ners J it was furthermore decided fs the report states in rt “The ma of voting r ft } ti] }? } set r} niihe ind the \ Ts art : : —— — —o = 0! that Mrs. Wetls eith Lob s Escape in Auto. lication jal Gapatehen pere.a the Imstrict Attorney here to & . - one 6 + } mm a esi | ee reéerveJ. . -. jority, of this body om of the opi * e out into the « » Communis men. ‘ise — a ei di ) ) robbers had jumped = er - pinto the purchase here by 47 y Opin-' com ou At ' - aie . , : ‘ ties , . — asia! ae ; ys nee ar v -_ " : as : .2i™ os te ‘ | auicia FT Dore * : fomna in info a large touring car and turned LL BSCRIPTION RATES Harri« premdent of the fon tRat the evidence furnished was! lega! croup. and Sunday rear. ‘Monds Feb ry. when ing of true bills against any partie Waish told the jurors. that a Gov- ‘° reetul and violet throw | | — a jismiss the la ure ser 7 | in | west of the bank, Cashier Ghio and) tthout . year.... ve na 3 ths firm . . ‘te 7 e # ne : “er oO ’ % : ‘eg =” ' ene : ells and h had am se ral loves ran to the ; iy. oa > ‘Went condition o ’ ' ular rty. ent BPranci itl. curt beside: . pe furor elit at Ma ; . 70 . ' : Delivered by city courrier er put-ef- &mined during the session and w bh he aS-. Ship of the proletar TS eA 7 ae : ' ods | « policeman standing there of what} dealer | af whom were secompnmnes a have inquired into al! manatedh - | and ; ee teat - -“ y" at} | show that docum: FIGS aso bese as a Millasig x Ig eS “Lt ' ‘@ th iry #1 hed had transpired. The latter tele-' Daily onty. 50c a menth; Sunday. Se a ‘gona! counse!. was inflamed ported te oe ieee acim a. «>! tive leaders rTa-in the © treed —— * sche . } : ’ ° ra ’ a | rea u r the Thena Mir be” . , a - ' a . bs 7 — unh ’ marica’ . _Aned To Police Hieadquarters Entered es seréend-cliass matter Jaty | language employed in rs | ~ & ne even wing which opposed the —" © Pi) ' vt ao ey . : : .] - ine « . — ‘ - ArT nu ; ’ v4 t] treet hey and oO tL. Seully. a real estate dealer i 1970. a the Postoffice s* 7 eee milure was without restraint. true Dill on Matters aside from the that the motion was defeate! b) ; . agai t - —_ :, ; ; "+! em@er the act of Marck Maret 3. 1 a . — mob cases.” “ c ‘ : ad , nif otfices on the floor above the! yy ferred to as ‘“fraudutent.” - ne Rettens » Se ‘The al ciginsg _— — was -shovred inside the bank ’ Beil. Clive “9800. ~~ Kinicch. Central - a and the like, and the J . > Mate. was cast,” Walsh said, “by the ‘ , N Trade The State may move to obtal ‘ peremat Beare as ’ a a | reqeunatine of ti tages thee ly Tepresented at the meeting, toh ae ch oe Morehouse Par- the United States.’ SEOrE OW record as prepared to go the and ' ro it mM ‘a » ; ’ o FiTrnoe# « hea . oA é ne a ve: : J+ % presscution b in the courts. q but that tt opposed the advocacy of | : f 4 the doctrine ‘that the Governn the State of Michigan and the Gov Bo: ys ernment of the lTUnited States sha fo “ihiw owverth: * the wor! be r Mtg ; “ | Opening kk . yy mear tt Armed insurrection ‘ /AT FOSTER. TRIAL 2 ae gemma pai am i. greater ch Daten . : t] ay Main Floor ler® are two of the values which are offe mS | Centineed From Page One. aa tl shin of f open : * ——— — x = ' w. - rect The hor Oxfords s developed in patent ather or tan calf— -ed ac cording F ‘onvention were buried in tw the cround and éar*« rn Size eS ome 3 f >) Buy Your Easter Clothes On Our Easy Payment Plan Terms te suit your. own coave n- —— -«. A - 2 eee eee ae ‘ane tenee. Just premise te pay ws a pee each pay day. ve SUITS | RAPS S *7= “DRESSES ‘142 Men’s and Young Men’s 50 Light and Medium Weight SUITS =f Hie "The Place to Bu Buy Shoes wr Tt WASHING We illustrate a charming Tongue Pump Yor misses — developed in patent leather in gray suede trimming or tan calf with beige suede trimming— ee siges, 11% to 2: “iced at - : big Tomorrow a down payment of $5 deliv- ers this complete out- fitto your home. The Phonograph is a beautiful mahogany or walnut instrument of standard make in the newest and most popular period style. — 5: 50 ll Price of complete out- Balance Ea; ed BE fit is but $87.50. $4.50 Monthly _ oe ae. a : ” i... e Acolian company ; LW. F.C, Se Pe rae es ape rere - To know friends of members of ‘Ss merehandise, 'y of dlamonda, te paw *y lenders at interest ¢ a year. ‘Marries, presthent ot ee at a recent hearing i" BRarnkruptcy CC Griven to thie | Phono ph, Record Album, wolves ‘ inch Record Album . twelve selections of Music. ‘AG _——— ——eeeee ee eee | ae Ore ee eee oe —_.W... . eens. ~anabswsemete nal | if) TT Werters throughour the wa ¢ q +*
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j (REE AAT. a 3 Hikes» en Si LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a “* FRIDAY EVENING, MARCI 16, 1993. EW a 4 7 ‘ee AL INQUIRY. Divorce Views of Judge SMOKE OFFICERS (CARTER TO ASK CIV SUD STE IFDAMOND RS "0 Has Heard 9000 Cases top vy ipeen py om -— - = hee not en 4 AILURE PLANNED “So-Called Harsh Laws Don’t Affect Rate,” . Chairman Says He Will Suggest That'Commis-|_ : . rend 5m Biers of Homes a Says Judge Hoffman of ADVISORY BOARD sion Be Namedto Determine Methods of |*esevsl Revenue Seis, ow pions ia Lori may Cincinnati. Handling Situation. . in Search for Cent. | rage and Stable. fe) S. Tuttle. who has rc as York Credit ors of Har- Tod 54 os e : | . ’ * an ee - ~ . ' ues, 74 Vandiventer MMMELIR Kober Co. to Aske cries cc nus ne eccrine may homes. Society's prontem is to re|Report to Safety Director Mc- w. rrank carter, chairman of the /apend $}3,50 for anthracite coal, but| An *rfor of 1 cent im the accounts Fire today at $110 a. tm. Gaimaued in an unconeacious state + fis . Ss Or may be liberal. but this ophrtdltg edas so . prec ms Kelvey Recommends That sagen cae Ne Ne Er gosery dono omg neighbor continues to pour | or Collector Helimiach. totalling ap- the plant of the Mound City Rooting. not appeared to roc. 3 au S. Attorney Here to so-called harshness or looseness has/ |... ;,, thing for the law to insist of the Caneel ‘nent 1 athe Fi a, ‘eee sae ORL om age pine proximately $4,500,000 for the In-| Tile Co, at 3301 Morganford road, bers of his household 4 nothing to do with the divorce rate upon is that there should be a settle Department Be Created to , e would submit “te it a proposal Perret cra gy ae, vette se come tax filing period, kept the In- ) $3 30.000, an estimate of firemen. nd egy 7 gm Because p Have Grand Jury Take ' in this country.” ment of property rights in evers D | Wi; _ | that it proceed to the abatement of The Wiciiiin{ vila} Rallroad Aesociation. ternal Revenue office In the Federal! It was discoverd in a one-story s xia Bascom ayy te: | Peary a Judge Charles W. Stott. 26 atte Aa a 4 + cotegen — ea it | watts cere i >. Loum, te Sasol, Say and the clay products industry must Building open until midnight. last | frame drying room and spread to: : q . man, » has heard 9000 divorce F enter teen , : irter said he was personally con-, he brought into the movement, Car-| night. There was no need to iio te bulldings, causing three alarms ecoyv ; Ms ie ' . : ah rio a a ‘ } — His illness | cases since he first sat, eight vears COmtending parties ation 6f a city denartment for Vinced that much of the smoke now |ter said. “In my opinion,” he added, | - the effice open to accommodate aito be sounded. The cause was not rush of late income taxpayers on the | determined. “The loss was insured. n attack of Ti » ' . a ¥ " "~ | > : , ; *. > > 1? yy , 7. > «ff 4 + ~ , ” ' RB — P e ago, on the bench of the Juvenile : The divorce ‘ ~ hWa ae rerulatio: - ee wail _ CXS Le? could be eliminated. lie "By dustry will come into line with ttle, the Bishop's young- and “Dometic ‘Ret en of Wherein is it evil? There are snany TeSUlation of smo! 3 im said that bis sterestion as: to pro-|down.a% Cerin tow: ts in business in Mex : ‘“ ni oOmesti« Relations courts oO; ; : , , ; we ion a ‘ pro joown-draft furntices and proper etok- . ‘ : ic 4 e* : aASeS 1) fnien ti roo i clety ‘ irec , Os Uli] ms 26 : cedure * 4 ea he in ‘ = . . way t St | " ‘ co “ ‘ incinnat) — “bench which he has oe wl © ES cd 9 BOC ty Sf : * ‘ I iTé vw ymuld b . the appointment of ing the minute we find BOMe Means. last day, because «there was no rust. re SEE SS : , ¥y Os . 40uj38 rons > r AUSES . ST ‘ se se len an Is a Ge ‘ ratic rr Als Te a. Set eas Owner, ut , Frank Kielber, Cashier Walter Three horses perished ‘In a fre morning. and his wife , Alt and 15 clerks began a hunt for/| which startedeat 2 & m. in @ garage ; . t hate each other intense! ‘You ' tion ‘ a r Le. ? 1} ine , t’ aftér “——. [\Aaratian — on have i | | a prpceeding of this nature around " : +0 es 2 See arter proper consideration, rec-) the railroad engines and the clay; ee ee Veeeeng - in a ( P 25 , must continue to .ive as hian and smoke ntroi ordinance an: nea Immendation f measures that! kime | ' 6 oO ay ents OM a8 pilain-topped table and there. with A : ‘ 4i; Kins. [ am certain the improvement, pped to see what was ecvo- li join him here. , ‘ife n many ce : the t 'ead bv *f ro OD . be | . set Vikelwy : _— , - j The the aid of carefully compiled rec- wif I} many cases they won't, d | ‘ ' SS ild be most like to suk ceed sethat will be possible, whether or not the Misting cent art « losing time. te Stable at 40727 Lueky stree?. |} Three automobile trucks and a tour+ tending physic lans. } : ould yo a geTreat ton 1 arter Sate e lig ve — ~+} ; - % i difficulties for many years previous, se : a dk : : or m | worth hard, conscientious application! nen would have paid the cent ‘h}’. at ' —Liabili ti Li ted Sisrespect Brae pda an per inte fit should be approached in a scien- ” : 4 is", ~ } damaged. The horses were the prop ee 1tles 1S at determines what is best to be done ee n-} to the problem. & . : a ; , » S | baéer the Mroumetances pe ir | uildfhe eee tice-Stix "y |tiflc way ‘Knock off and go home, but this/erty of William Suntrup of the Lucky ig ‘ > » (* a ° iT oO 5 ‘ " ' , . - didi . . : $1,104,853 . Judge Hoffman does not agree, at! G in sar wes | elie: a. program of arrests and fines would} Mayor Kiel sald that he would di-| WOuld not satisfy “{ashington. hejstreet address and the trucke* be- : . _ * “Out of thousands of marriages Pe iwo women looking |; . wept ‘ RETR STS | eh at rohibiting vorce if j ie ‘ ' ndatir are “Concerted Actio t. * The , - Ding wp 4 e® street.’ | By Leased Wire Prom the New Vork ‘there is bound to be a certain num- tha PEON divore cyt eee 5 ws a = = ‘Acton Needed. | part of the city as seemed desirable ,continued until well past midnight, te Bre wpe ead to the rear of the ~ os , he ; sow or shown both parties quality ! iT ne] eo er mok he task, as I see it. is to final or legal two-story flat buildings at 4021 and =e eee on ' = " , fully so,”” Judge Hoffman said to a ‘ . . . , ; . ne Heid Uy Pheoré wae = NEW YORK March 16 Local reason for a separa ation na n end ith ail phase fo smoke elimina- ‘either in change of fuel or improved! of how to aientnate smoke was pre- | rected. aKe to each and reuting four fam-.. 4% Tene madnhe cet te It was simply an error i addition,{ ///e8 out into the cold. It then spread = the dow: l looked n ie ’ se peopte determine to have re- ; ea’ rune _ nt ; _ It will require concerted @ction nk Fain ae Biichtine Mites : e : oe nd Import! ig Co. oft — Louis. lief »® matter whet the tine 1" Works for Reconciliationsg. x" | bad Pull ‘ rc Ty ; »'’ smoke As blizg iting M SsSsounri Botan- ; made in balancing the cash and ay ’ 3028 c : ae i1n " s " oi : 4 : ; : ie > 0 e r an e avenue, Said ‘Get in there, dam: : Emplovm . Dp spec . - causing $50 d a . ary : 4 = ; ; samp ove I ‘ ai ' ‘ ‘ proces di mr with winareve “Ac —_ =. . +easaqe v av , 4 v amage to —— | ts eeemated at more than $1,100,090, ‘the real causes. other. grounds wil]! some before him annually about 300! .... eI ea gate TF mag, Oty ERP rine ni ae eee eee wp Shahar. Fh 0's Chen pees 0. aa ' , | me ? A fay ny} | e ations may Be made l may! the west half of the garden and seek | 100 ith the tofal amount of the re-| Btrok u Ww . itt, Mann p yand angrily re jected & prof- of the divorce cases are based on fected wherever it can be . accom- bt] hod ’ turns and the cash paid stamped on vine ag. ta gg Fire eh org | ‘ as , ag : teach ‘se method: smoke from my chimne} I may) from the elity. os — - 3 wade) « A broken trolley wire set fire to a little fellow outside ’ ths : nee _ yee , ng out loud, ‘Hurry up. . y The atmosphere “om il dilate the end justifies tte means in the BOCrety resulting The main thi ng lerical wor!) rm thas ' =1 ne «tire period were being re checked ket sfreet at 5:30 PD. p yesterday. : a in| open of thee aecking separation. "|e to protect the State againit antie| (oko ware; we that inspec: | PECTIC LIGHT . | CATHOLIC HOSMTALIN GANABA | chen’ tne tustane cc Coat tas anni peceaeeenennn een in their machine. { (gi A. M..Frumberg, representing er parses wa en Didios : : eine PLANT AT MISSION BURNS; 350 PATIENTS SAVED ‘°xs"°°: injury, though one woman fainted 4 ; ! ' ce | “The alleged grounds for divorce The Judge is real! more interest- mendment « f ? t ordi- } ’ The first payment of a S.599,990 and was carried into, a\drug store, . ha st for the receiver beth of &t ert ‘ 5 , * | exe, nit a , — | in the parents Protect the child of 84.640 fer the. ine - —— ‘ -anw,| States in which the suits are filed, | ‘> | aveds sndinaria set its ; he joss who had been called to New oe ; m | Suspected incendiarism destroyed tS year. It does not indicate the total * mM this sum : we | : , : a. |ference in the divorce rates of the 845. | inu leva NT ee: Se a = Ae wn . $1249 was the affairs of the defunct com- The Cincinnati ¢ourt was estab-| of de! noke per hou Switching On of Lights at | “27°78 Within & year when the Notre! the year, which may be less than the . Her. af q ™ . ‘ . . . .? . en 1 . , fein » lished Be tone es. t irs of ife Kind \ ,} TO! ; : } Bel ' ‘= , . : “erat — that the . 3 entire circumstances of the fail- * peony ~~ by } loca] as i. an ‘nited : arg ee | : ie | Village of Bolenge. for incurables, Was burned last nigh Officials gave it as their oninion 5354 Northland avenue, a clerk for TIOOK eC -_ a ' a of . - _ moat € -7 tw" avViIn2 ittie eAaArTring on ne i@gai - , etwws. we . - Pis- ; : -" abe - ‘ 5s ' eros + « lUrses ¢ att ’ : : 3 ; ; Qs. Wrapped ! _ both as a civil case and in such = ? ‘eplaceme) without e annrov. n electric ~— plant has been Heroic nuns, nurses and attendants) the number of returns of all closses| the Graham Paper Cu., was held up fer iv eS ave } : increasing r a : , iv DS Precr¢ ata 100 , B 1% pba >" aareral. ‘be found. } ee pergerss bemaacggs ‘ant Mewes lingquenc ; well as over flivorce Distribution of hota rrica.” i } at a nission main mated at $1.000.000 ; ' } 5000. but declared the added number ington boulevard at 8 o ‘clock las? 2 *s* . \ - ; Tj : S| , "zi - We } a — t ss ‘ 7 ° . ‘ . 7 aa , ' ” : 13 es | Lys Ve . : . ° . ank o eliston is s.),r- | Tt was further decided to ask th: 1e 1a c p _ . ces sireiiied . ttaine ; he United Christian Mis- The chaplain braved the flames to! of returns will be largely nontaxable.| night. forced into the back yard at . . ) Fay raid Ta. é y. . . {i7 } . g >} al _* . _——— ail > mare : X A : oe wits a chs ed social opin., Judge Hoffman, previously aA awyer ; orm Oy mu (© Inspectol ae hi , of persons were on the : ™ Louis to have a grand jury in- won en and to a changed social cpi1 om , eget ms ‘uarters in the Missouri State Life) chapel. of which 80,000 were taxable. There rings, valued at $725. and her purse © immediate vicinity »f . Miyestigation of the failure, especially 107 which Sixteenth and Locust ’ . s : ‘ - . » ; e to put his theories i? to practice r ns . { : : ‘ aft Cou?! t ; j > SWite i]- . , +: — nm’ notes and-the use of 4 mails | less of the grounds for it, Judge : —_ iii tien Mactan miss, ¥ the 11 ) beg: i eat | last year, but officials say the num-j frightened away by the barking of ’ ss . 1 , bravery ¢ the highest order also 2lin is ¥ r probs r ¥ furthering any such tran Lions. alban Mam Mimannn date wil! tion in juvenile cases. If has worked |! ine 1 ‘moke in & lis. “ay octet, -) the natives were ve : ft t c } ber 6f delinquents this year probably| dogs in an adjoining yard and da. He believes 1e divor: rate ill go 1 i} nil f ced ue ae : ; Bs . i at a} was displayed by the patients, many will not exceed 2000. capha through. the alfey - The connection with Harris & Ko- oS : gn dh : ae si ani ie The- plant in the , > Ten l . | POST DISPATCH ; ef Simon Van Raalte. St. Louis which it will remain stationery, once that only four Cincinnati bove are a ; Pr ee ; te mes incurable diseases. JOSEPH CULITZER. ai . — , I ame Fi" the Aw ts + hio Stat , 1 of the opinion that educational meth enge, 1000 miles in the interior; aq pains.” Canta. “abe Saladin 7 3 R78 a . P 4 i . si A : it : 2 , a shoden hes iin. wreditan Divorce is only an incident in,the, souri Society f Social! gien and reese ‘Ss exclurts * - _ =e sertutiny. , dns 7 . ahaa : ; fanni ‘ a a ‘ H fast } Or Tv) \¢ ! ni M or repubiication of a - , 4 ; anti-social conduct of certain ftami- today = Investigating le aivitie ri i : a . : : 27 Zn otlich hir) ' hin " MARRIED LIFE B INTOLERABLE | EVENING ANUFACTURERS EVENING Med to HM or not otherwise | : ‘ > lies.”’ ‘he asserted “Thirty per cent of the Domestic Relations ‘ou Se /— ey. See gre eee ma fiat np cere 7 1018 Olive, $ E. C {ith ee he ~ rth tah ae ~*~ a at Was furthermore decided to ask’ of the cases that come before me di here. which } regard een | Probies f smoke abatement ij R.7 & Steel-nu! : : : wi \I i I 4201 | ’ we t | fight of repub- ES i ty we {ge i . “x naire wep _S Spelt ¢ a 103 : ' a - , arried iniand from the ads Mrs. Sophie sosenberg, - 0 Write wu , tial dispatches hereia are also . Istrict Attorney here to inguire close Pesciis abd He oes, these mode! of kind:: piles ate | ee ee . tnienG tron oe ‘| Ashland avenue, was sued for divore e | ut-of-Town Customers player pinnae bo nip any ‘plane, being shipped “knocked down” , bbch as : cs. * : . phonograph any- 6 - (,eorge M. Tuttle is R ed . | rega rdless of the (C“ourts maodate oo) 4 . se 9 >. cyt . v ; ¥ . cy ‘'Qrmok . ~4 ; . ; -™ » nti ~ . aa * | ) Dollar eject at Meeting ords disclosing family activities and |, nanan: teaetes an tilntaiibeie” Ciecestiiten ian se oe : sabe “ities: Se. ae eee ee ee ee fic! smoke is entirely climingted, will be’ After a short time any one of the 1a r preeder I iversit: th members are’ propiem, Car taid. “sg I b , ° ing oar were taken out. but were | Another legal theory th whic) a. have no confidence that Mayor Offers Aid. each case : 9 nive f]) ' . — , : . ” least in an unofficial capacity, is ihe ineer —e ne evil, at least at this time.) rect any official co-operation on thé! accounts must balance, so the search| 'onged to the Kelson Hauling Co. . bes —? : . . ey » Paes. Tp . ber of mismated couples, some woe- af . . > ‘ : : bw erro was t ‘ :) cor- ‘ Be as of them iid, ‘h believe @ # Kereav of the Post-Dispatch. guilty of misconduct. All the mor ine ‘ charanaeth amitar some solution for the householder Ae is know >the present discussgon | hen the error was found and c i023 Lueky street, causing $500 dam- . . ~~ ‘Post-Dispatch reporter here today | ow itl a Bra’ cravene ” ors of the Harris & Kober Li “Ya to mocker) he helievee lay} ana coTMp ryy io Keel wie in ethode of burning the present fuel. cipit ited by the announcement that) ae . ’ : to garages in the rear of 4022, 4024 ana he eho. “a «f re, oOi* : i" ; r. . ,~ . ’ ’ Fer “ ) " = . . . ’ ‘ a ‘eb. : ith ties | ; he lz can shirk the responsibilit cal Garden with such sev , t i : eenich failed Feb. 27 with liabilities jthe laws of their state do not cover Out of the 1000 or more cases that 1. ; ; — P ai re, sree Are sca irden with such severity that check receipts against the returns. Seved me inside. One a? The returns are placed in blocks of eiihiininnd aa ; ‘ (2) *T) : > . - = . . * held a meeting in Maide Lane Yes- | pe claimed, Fully 75 to 80 per cent: are dismissed A reconcilation is ef-; yee method PPE ARTO Pr aie aan Es RA: . y ' . ws os , ‘~ 6" sirive fj 1? ome eliminate the| a growi1 i adjunct at some dgstance | ade-me stick UP » . = ar ok i settlement of 25 cents on the . at . ars jched without =z renter iniury to” ' : 8 AC ‘k *s *k : eng misrepresentation. mainly because plished without a greater injury LO "y 1oy mt nti clas 7 Hoang . — ’ each block. These blocks for the en-| Vy andeventer street car at North Mar.- q@ then they all ran out was surcharced with indignatior fy those. two men | | ; : ae | : po P 1? . creditors, and Morris G. Levin- ‘ ~ . [14 at 1. . le oo) ee : Soo rer Ar? . . . & vary as greatly as ite laws of the @d il the child, and iV incidentai- ‘ , {hat ig] one w IN ‘DARKEST AFRICA’ MONTREAL Que we i. | oe this vear is $500,000 larger than thai] The 4d: image to the car roof Waa ie” “¢ | ‘emake nite ; ee 1 ee initial payment on the 1921] tax last! estimated at $1900. 7 ined in the first © tw ) i as RS. Sa ibot statistics show hardly any dif- @"@ }0U ar rotecting society) ak > jin ag Yr oy The. ‘6 in wimaei ‘é ti . ¢ . ' , | to prerent an intimate account meat Taney oe it alidieed cae ‘Natives Greatly Astonished” at) seventeenth Catholic structure in) amount of the tax to be collected for Negro Kriocks Down Girl and Robs, Wuest and the rest | ) various States, and this difference is ‘rage ; ‘ ) ) é ron / 2 “ys ‘ . re > i 4 . e's » : » de } . io { ve Poel nv { “Hoffman deciared. He Ss a strong advocate of proba- iipiliS re ‘ eived uy tne | e * Inguiry Into Other Phases. “> ) ain ‘Sat na he fe mn lions ‘of dollars arge ly: slichtly higher, to reach a point at for him, and he is proud of the fact _ dunia al - of.them suffering frou serious and/| a z intensive ecientific study has been'in the Ohio State Industria] School. >Y > . ‘er 1g “°° rese aa? ig : } f re th ; ; sae ; P ul 2 = .“ iret ; " ' : : POLS, OPEN TUE ASSOCIATED PaEss | am Mim is also to be given the' Where Is the Pvil in Divorce: dres : last night before he Mis- Se SA ROT fe Srp nee mtad hy the women Hinois fod! MINISTER SEEKS DIVORCE: SAYS | EVERY " EVERY ull. stern-wheel tvpe.ana i the purchase here by Louis kh. ; 1a an itv hi to face an ; ' s , the purs — —— — . . todav by Jacob H. Rosenberg. who where in U. 5, on Free tria!. No money down, easy terms. A « freq d as prepared to g£o the limit .n he saxophones were struggling has an office on the second floor peecuting this case in order to Detective-Sergeant Joseph Linder the Mid-City building ‘ +} a gre afeat a long chain of failures that, was offered as witness for the plair Unable to shake his testimony th se i ) as used “n han- 5 x LAST CHANCE ters | tif? other side resorted to a personal at- dling it if it had not bes the ST, LOUISANS, HERE S YOU © caused local diamond importers mmense josees in fecent years “Deacribe if vou can the sourds ack on Miles. : exceptionall: - " nee . Shortiy before the meeting lrum- | made bv Mr. Wenzel’s radio appar: * “iow man: ini oe yout ™ bke conditions a a ODD AN D EN Db SA LE tg feceived a telegram from cttor- tus as they seemed to you while you | teac! very much wor ~ , cl ol : Smokele | . of Harris & Kober offe-ing a were trying to listen to your profes- “Three hundred ' er Sm fuele have heen nee. at Salon “ RN settlement of 25 cents on the’ gors,”’ tarnen Talty suggested. ine answer ‘O a great exten in tl earh art At St. Louis Greatest Clothing Store iar. This was laid before the “They were very loud and er) /“‘And vou are qualiff t ach nter t ipphes of coks mg and stormily rejected as an piercing and very steady,” sai hel anv one”’’ Ay anthracit ve nti y inad eront to the creditors. Sergeant. “I don’t know hew to de- | / Yes.” uat r the d and . rege num an Schedule of Liabilities. ecribe them-—it's hard to put thoxe / «where did you go to” — | Levinson then presented the fol- sounds into words.” Pw | ——— en a : vi I think that is i{mmateria! iIN-+ inetalled Be schedule of liabilities, as pre-- “Couldn't Hear Professors. tovusteh Sette % meant by J. G. W. Schoenthaler, re- “Jou couldn't Near your profer- on ae Se wrayer « | Course tn Firing N , . : : The defendant, Wenzel, cloned the! “a+ 4) re: snsuitttes Thousands of. all Baltiniore Tallored New to their fur: FADO i re. o* MAIL. is, president of the Harris « re cs ‘equire t! vest effort ol vel itl iS boxes ‘he’ \ ~— ert aged POT om “is al j rnitie d says | . i ot . ber Co., of large quantities of dia- GRAND AND OLIVE above all th lamor his busy | zen if it isto be solved ‘Soin mes Pesarcapendt ts . BrS5 a ial . nN is tte sche: . : >. one yeer......., mends in’ February, when the insol- | intersection?’ W. R. Gi rt le- Reviewing its first vear’s' efforts, , have been forwarded to the mission-| ®© *O4MS ageing Bae age Snag Ni Money get dd one rear. +s _ teendition of the firm must have IN COURT STRUGGLE fense attorney asked. ie committee! decia svies who will use the ane! Rosenbe rs states —? ne one his oO st? Loute ni rei adh een known to members of the firm OVER RADIO MUSIC ma i hear it above everything } account of the prolonged raf " wi fares ta yr gee siess “aha Down >» _ , * ’ I "? « | ee . , _ ‘ > : ‘ en ’ » : . > L and : Sts ries : ) Begin city carrier or out-of. ‘town : Tiber. accompanies ea nel SEE niente ane | fl . “a ;. : . : on etek a ate bn te a ae a igen we eee Clemenc hie et 3 sage ntinually complained i was @ ty 2 . manehs Sunday. Se x mstomers’ paper, $11,490.04: di- ing Grand and Olive, or the aut | 4 ae dle he = ‘ = ; ra) i he instructior dis tor the . G -~ gata Coats 4 paper, $416.250.88: total, mobiles honking their horns, or the arene Sg ne as aie ree eee school has promised that this course Men _ $20 Belted Whipeord a > 3.810 29 P ; : atic > / " ‘ a-concert Sty & - : +. anealed ~~ ane art m } ; 3 newsboys. . ime ' Se are “ p k ¢ Pl ted ct | | To Simon Van Raalte--Accom- | He replied yes, hé had heard all) °™*s Snere we naet mg al ISIC. |) vided 1] umbe ’ applicants wil ellows ocKe Ss, ea ackxs. . Modation paper, $a3. 7.14, 74: cus- those noises, but thev were trivial, A wR JAZZ 4 +e] other timee a arran Men’s $25 Genuine Gabardine Coats _. . $14.50 : Ps . e ‘baet:. c “7 ? ’ a : ina : ' paper, $118,122.33; direct things compared with the loud pedtim tor: t was good musi ‘At th ‘} ine paper. $40 H0n- total! $257 837.06 speaker and good entertainment Perhaps ft eenson letter mers : ; 1 4 , Men’s $25 2- Pants Suits, Tweeds, Pencil ‘ " i = . me 4 ° : : } " , . hy , ‘ Grand total of lia bilities $i. ' “Tt kept up . yust kept up, whir- wv rot oT l a ir u¢ si first. le admitted. ere of n ] «+ ‘ ~h ivy ‘ bag . y hott ¢ $id 50 194.853. 3 ‘ring and groaning and grinding,”’ he avn. oe vee i Saave a e and | ers, warnings m* of the ficult) Stripe, Checks, ere... :. — 4 3 : , 3 i ‘ md . the sounds reverperate against the - hte ¢: » of fur ut Suits $42 : : ) . . - ’ ' ~ a ia t. ; ’ | I : Both Fromberg and Levinson were}, omplained. Sounded like—like of fi w | att eRe cached Men's $25 All-Wool Blue Serge $. 50 (aceete Metropolitan Building. But his law- mating obiect With the result of the mecet~! paliv} * : ; ib Which confirmed Frumbetg as| And What Was a Ballyhoo? yers had advised him to turn the| gesting that | diate steps to be Men’ s $40 Two-Pants Suits, including finest Her- There vs i ‘ +. () "¢ ? t i " for she New York creditors. At once a etorm of protest came wet ora : Ne - she ona there taken to impro' . ur. ri Ch ks, Tweeds: Nor- 7 ; : "OU ls se NH Tie r . " fe WW — T — ' he Was instructed to CO-Operale) tron, defense counsel. How did he; *°" ou As \that arrane: Oo U ringbone, Pencil St pe, ec ’ . ceeeeey Levinson & Levinson, counsel : haliy 1 ike?) Sure. inkeleas fnel Thee pao 4 : ; » what yhoo sounded like ten : | know wher 6 SaM A wrangle insued over the defini- 1 ite folk and Spo oy the receiver. There was no such word, anyway) duced excellent resu ; . , tion of music ‘ tis tene hav: ile Heen tak § 4.50 Levinson departed at midnight foi How could he compare “KS D grand “Tt waen't when it came out of the = 8 By " oe oe + ~poh $25 Tweed Suits and Topcoats. . f d in regard to the impro' ~ - ington to investigate Harris & . ba 1] Boo . pe ue rge , ae opera mus: ec to a Daly ‘ Ini 1 sist - , rr) a Ay) Suits. $ 8.50 2 i > Department. Frumberg wi'l . ern said fiatiwv | kiln ote rs possi! ~bitigae Invi ¢ by nS : ’ S for st. I onis today or tomor-. of — hor . i Lind the Twenty-first | “Tt was.’ shouted the defense, and quality of product an ost of mann Men's Blue Serge Pants. .$3.45 Men’s "a : ail , @ i«» heres 4 ’ ft inmarns : | art : Monthly | re, 22 ant Fe pc pve) tric Co., Was another witness who timent not onlv against the French be handled uf St Men’ yg genuine Headlight, Finck Ss, ’ % 4 . ‘ S ma r ™ . ‘es " a | Behe ‘7 oe ’ > 4 " 7 - : ; : - ’ : yes $60.000 worth ae - eaid he liked the loud speaker. ibut also against. the (Clovernment cas BCIe! 2 , d, c ; meres tak nh New York, for whien ei : ’ med . ae tolerated invasion and the Aayor © smia the ce maa itt wh de mores “It is much pleasing, “Mecommodation” noths in pas 7 : t eround and listen to maesacre of German subjects and rind suggesting '% feparn o ¢ “ v * bu turning ‘oe weet nonate, a Fore, ‘ cae it brings me busi-/ «till calls itself a German Govern- |to 3 ~ " aeatiaha een oe tee ry Overalls and Jumpers. . Niew sranok %33 *® of the di on ata aift-.°™ ~ t fe s se ehifted 1 e Hen! be Open | : one ‘lematie at > discount "es , ” dArawtled ee. __partment, as in man) tiene . We Fit All & karat——and pledged the! re- “Therefore vou like 3 it ty ra a Men. . | p~ttorney Talty, sarcastically; Belgian Forces Ocvaps Two yaseu | ? sen meee 208 * 5 “Yea. 1 like it very much,”. said Harbors. | Prohibition in Finland. Steuts. , pawnbroker. . e Rye the Associated Prees Pervedmendence of the eee oe ee few cae Sreerees to hee conn oe eS waete of the schoo! RERLIN, March 16 Belgian HELSINGFORS, Finland, Feb. 2?! Stubs and omg ee ee ee testified that the law college's exist-| forces have occupied the harbors at The Finnish Parliament has re Slims re eens. ae was threatened, because otu-| Walseum and Schweigern. in the jecteg a propos! that the people of Cist creck. This was the ond) oe. nable to hear lectures, were Ruhr, belonging to the Thyssen con-| Finland be allowed, through a refe;r- | Ar transactions ting | donee, Ms cern, mays an Eesen dispatch to the' endum, to decide whether prohibi- Free! ‘of about two years, and to you couid hear the radio Boersen Courier today. ses tion is to be contiaued. '’ ig: allan gis Som 5 he si: tia Oe, ee ee ‘Pepa OTE ea a ee - SOT ee ET ee Be :
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aF-8 ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | _ The City Gosulaiios of the Daily POST- DISPATCH atone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demiocrat and the Times Combined. — : : a +: j seek toate : : —_ — —————— ——— __ ee > emcees: | districts, which have low assessed/ § See Announcement of Our U nusual Sale of Auto ‘Acme on Page 17. Girls’ PROPRIETOR OF HABERDASHERY valuations, passed the Senate late ff : 4 a ‘ ACQUITTED OF ARSON CHARGE | yesterday withopt amendment and is #f ik “a BR atadlingine |mow subject to action by the Gov-'|ff ‘ he 3 | Ieuls J. Geffen Had Been Accused or. | | s , ee j Collar and C @e Connection With Fire ie His §.nown as the “sight-months’ || | : ' . ae > - of ghtee taalatal Store Deo. 11 school bili,” the measure eo amends ff * of »> a a eegeell ee 3 Ba ; broidered. Priced ‘outs J. Geffen, 37 » ves eld of present statutes on State aid for rural § | A, .@ ears > 1 GRAND-LEADER a ‘stata . ’ : = $600 Cabanne avenue. former pro- * hools as to provide that each dis- f . trict in the State, which hase levied : , ; » petetor of a haberdashery shop ®t «1. maximum tax allowed by the ff sis . am 7 800 Nerth Eighth street, was ac: Constitution for school purposes, j as wg ; ; Si Py a. | quittes of a charge of third degree shall receive funds from the State i : | ' ’ . , . : ~ - 7 Saturday Morning / areen, growing ovt of a fire at iis sufficient to enable it to operate a | is full eight months, if its own fund is etere the night of Dec. 11 last, by ae . ¥ : , : Je Gury in Circult Judge Calhoun’s "* sufficient. The bill states that | ly f 10 ; ¥y b this prevision shall not apply to com- F ‘eourt today, in a sealed verdict: } % reached st 19:05 o'clock Jast fight. | ™°" school districts whose assessed ; , ‘| Qestimony br a city chemiet cic- valuation is less than $75,000 nor to ff mie | oo consolidated echool!l districts whose iit | He Tar ite ; T here W, ill] Be a clesed that liquid found in four bacs tim the shop after the fire was a assessed valuation is less than $600,- if tal fi Heat fiat e: of ether and gasoline. Ges °°°. | Ve PTT ATAU ULB Hemed sate BTA AN from thi mixture t explosive, ia : “ > sista f ih : ' + taal | ' \ e oO pe i} ‘ 5 a st aay bold 3 at ; i . : J 4 if pra Tuas fF . iat is . , = ~ oH Fs nt’ @ ; Tt ithe Fn ’ hy - tee ;\ ; be it] Pt) \ = — | . chemist sald. Strips of cotton con | i i a” @ iy : 2 ES a tered covered baking { re | Maw, Fee i fe 7 Ng , 4 testified " sin tiie dish. Cook for half hour. | i. — K OO0 WA Se eS oY cm ! neannne = theatork| ii 5” a coneusly with uelted fh RAS Ow oe, a = ds i y, 4 P HIs sale will include an unusual lot of ; : fancy Jewelry taken from our regu lar stock. There will be offered » $4000 worth of stock was stolen af ee be p meee Send done | er the fire. He carried $12,000 ine co a ome and $3000 on fix- | oy elegy a ae ) t 7 Na | s ’ , iH} ar - | ¥ | / , netics! - : : ft 7M Py, | : | a Necklaces y ig’ 3 Mesh Bags ee ens | f J x aT *% (Month Terms in Rural Sections. | | : | = af . i : : Slipper Buckles i an CITY, March 15.—)| ' a | owas jj The Maxey oe hy Sabet Abel :| | ; Ty | additional Siate-gid for rural ag for | | = ail Combs, etc. — : : ) The quantities of some items are It’s Not What You Pay, — ae 110: BREAD But What You Get The Annual Sale of ~ vent a) : Clothing as wi Silk Hosiery T HAT is what counts when you buy Clothing as with every- thing else. So it’s good business to get Suits that are authori- A TR tatively styled and tailored of high-grade woolens, in smart and Vrs cee pairs of Hosiery sold on again distinctive patterns. We can justly claim these attributes for testify to the worth of these splendid offerings. Kuppenheimer Suits — ~. rer A f. Loatfa | An Investment in Good Appearance aBisci,wwhite and, brows, full-ash backs in black and white. Lisle tops. | : ; A full range of colors in the follow- BARNEY’S A re" -Kuppenheimer Suits for Spring are in, and they surely offer a smart and in- ing ee ae ae —— — : r , ingrain with lisle tops and glove lace RMY S TORES teresting selection. There are sports models in good-looking tweeds, home- in sports styles and clocks which are | } spuns and whipcords, and business Suits in tans, blues and grays attractively all-silk. Ladies’ 75c and $1 Storm —: . ome At $2.50 pubbers i pair a eee ee Extra Trousers Can Be Secured With the Majority. sient ibaa | : Sheerest chiffons, hand-drawn clocks, Ladies’ $6 Breeches,0.D. wool, @9 OF BF | : | ; lace clocks, embroidered clocks and 1 . . ° ° ° heavy and medium weight. all-silk. Men S F 1T1€ Silk Knit Ties Silk Heae for Men A Nationally Known Maker’s Surplus Stock | At $1.00 ’ $F .45 ® i i hE Ps. price is so very low that we have been requested to fe , a ee: aoe omit the manufacturer's name. Were we permitted to 4 use it, you would instantly recognize it as one known for the _ * In binck: white and cdlors, in plain Each or self and contrasting clocks. - i wwe Pileor.) The assortment includes the popular cathée= Lombardi, Poplar $2.73 tion of the sea- yo} Linden, American, $2.75 2.25 © son’s newest Hat AS i $2.79 models for men in a y “Bulbs, sc Each variety of , » we Bulbs, all colors. Spring yh Iris Bulbs, all colors.~ colors—every one is Vi \ Dahlia Roots, all colors lined with attractive i. Grass Seed . \ yy Blue, 3s ids. ge satin. It offers an un- ~ oe cial Mixed, 2 Ibs, g9gc usual opportunity to or Sees a tn see | ok tel purchase a good looking Hat shun antomeddy _White Duteh Ciower, Ih, 749 ‘ | EY Si low price. Come in and choose yours tomorrow | | GREATER | sain benth-qperen a inn ~~ CS ee ee ee ee ae eee ~om ae —you'll enjoy being among the first to wear the | ARM Wcoops STORES| new Hats sae
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ERE PORE. PETE A tice vi g ee. Pn a a ‘ ae . a ee ‘ a ie 3: aa oe * ere ; er, Oe TT ae toa : hae | PRs “se es > ‘ is oie Pe x - . . ct " . ; h . @ : 2 7 ? : ry »- : . ‘ - " > : d , ) me > 7 ~ ’ i % S ¥ : » feet’ ‘ 4 ae nk Une — Se ee tte te ‘ — ee a — ~~ — = = —— ee — a — - = = — — —- ——— —— ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCM afone Exceeds. that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 “= —_— = as a — — = . On a a ee > — _ ae ae ee ee 7 -- — ae Se nts un Fages 4 and 17. ~ @ Collar and Cuff Sets , , ) Boys’ Ties, 50c @ i= Of white linen crash, bound i ie > in colored linen and hand em- The new Easter patterns BF a ae ee ~—- ——— —————. broidered. Priced $1.50 (Main Floor.) ; ; GRAND-LEADER ————— ee ee — —— — —_———~ - — ee ee - . _ — — a . — — *500 In Cash Prizes For Boys and Girls HORACE A. WADE of Chicago, when rr years of age, wrote a book.and then became an ad writer. At the Convention the Associated Advertising | | ? Clubs of the World, he stated: =‘ | = Ps Ne 4 ~maapes: “In every city and village of this great countr I usual lot of = | : fi ! | Lie as Rae there are boys few girls who have psn he wifes. m our regu- 1 | ; pee /// // ; , F 7} Lots of them have power of expression that z a= | ip j | eS a : : Z would amaze you if you would only take, the } Be 3 ; Hii ; ee : “4 fo”, “Es trouble to find out who they are.”> 4 ee We believe that ‘there is ad-writing talent among the boys and girls in St. Louis and vicinity. To find this talent and to encourage these girls and boys in their efforts by suitable recognition, we have arranged an ad-writing contest which will ‘continue for ten weeks commencing March.17. Each week the judges will select from among the a... : i = | Se eee 7 - Se: ads contributed in the contest the best ad written by items are | = | i Ss F aa SS , — ee a girl, and the best ad written by a boy, and award fo ee oS SSS SSS Nw SS SS SS SS SS SS SS ee = these winners a prize of $a5 each. Winning ads with | _— ——- tent rt name and photograph of winners will be published in local newspapers Friday of the week following selec-° > ait f Sage Beeltenit p> I tcc LE LL Ny oe ee ee i i Hit | t ; Hi : } ; 1} j Tr “yi eet — et ye a MMi) HH i Hi Hs) i HAH i TTD : hh i ewrnsy iit (Main Floor.) _ THE MISSES’ STORE _Sudges wil select the winning ads without knowin THE BoY’s OWN STORE of | Presents Togs of Individuality This wea is open to all boys and girls attending | Presents “Penrod Two-Trouser Suits ; 4 school who are under 16 years of age. Favored for Authoritative Style and Practicability AWARDS At Very Special Prices Td) this wack i@ f The Stits 10 prizes for boys, $25 each, $250.00 | | : Three-piece costume Suits of gorgeous material, beautifully tailored. 10 prizes for girls, $25 each, : $250.00 | C 50 | ge | / ue v , | | ‘ ' d offerings. i $i ~osages, Pg nse , : ; : . | | Coats in jacquette or bolero styles with attractive silk tie at side or jew- : Py Total, $500.00 eled buckle clasp. Two-piece Suits of smart simplicity made of twillcord with youthful Ad-writing is not a mystic art—it is simply telling truth- short coat or coat of medium length. Colors: twine, navy, tan and gray. fully and sincerely a story about merchandise or a service : eT 4, ; : . $55. $75, $95 Up to $195 to make the reader want to possess the merchandise or avail E are grouping these splendid Suits at two extremely low Suits of tweed, mixtures or polaires, for the girl who follows the sports. himself of the service. prices, and we want you to become familiar with their ex- $25, $29.50, $39.50 Contestants are,free to select from the wonderful array of cellent liti , aie merchandise for boys and girls contained in this store, what- e1ent qua ItIES. Ss ever articles they choose to advertise. Penrod Suits are worn by the well-known movie star, Wesley . - The Coats artic! e to 7 Originality of expression is natural to boys and girls—you Barry, and are tailored in Bifth Avenue, presenting the newest and Sport Coats of camel’s hair and other woolen materials in plaids and So wet lnneer what. eee eis ae Gentil -vew bre. solid shades. Leather and stitching skillfully applied, supplement the Register and get into the contest early. Registration smartest in Boys’ Clothing at all times. The Penrod label is an style inherent in the lines of the Coat, $35 to $75 Offices— assurance of satisfaction—it stands for full-basted Coats, which Capes and Wraps of graceful elegance, expertly fashioned of luxurious For Boys—Fourth Floor ‘ : | material. Trimined with! self mate¢ial or fur. $45: to $195 For Girls—Third Floor means longer wear and garments that will hold their shape—but- Registration will be taken on these floors daily between 3 tons sewru on so they will remain-—linings of thé best—exclusive The Frocks and 5:30 p. m., and all day on Saturday. new spring patterns and models. : , ; Complete details and rules of contest will be given con- : . : a . — Of softly clinging materials, such as Romaine crepe, Canton crepe, crepe testants upon registration. All contestants must personally The special prices are effective only during the sale, and with de chine, Roshanara, gayly printed crepe and satin-back Canton,’ these register to receive fegistration receipt. each Suit purchased aco és > oe : | Frock? accentuate the graceful lines of youth .nd sustain the slender sil- : p : . py of the book, Penrod, will be included. . Penrod Suits sold in St. Louis exclusively by the Boy’s houette. All the new colors for Spring are pepresented. Sizes 14 to 18 : years, > $45 to $75 | 2. , ) : | Own Store. 3% titel Seeds we For street of office wear, Frocks of crepe de’ chine and taffeta, wool crepe jerseys, slip-on and blouse effects, ; $19.75, $25 to $35 | | a Z AY Nip | : i | . ' Bia Pes AS ae a Exceptional Sale of : THE GIRLS S FORE _ ‘Bracelet Watches ™ SAWYER Blou Ses and Shirts » a ee ;-> ee ae . - a a¥ = ¥ ae) c 7 " "ae on “ Ss -o 7 7 , a : : sss’? ie to tae. 2 ‘i Y : 4 ? Plt fies ‘ a . z- a ee * Me Male Meas 2 >) = hz - - , = — i % . . r rj . _ * " . as ’ os oe ~ mek ¥ TS D; SRR eee eg : ; ee Sie ke ei gk. a Ml re aie — or » ab 0 c | ¥ =. ~ ay C Siete ap . : > i ao z F " ‘ - ‘ . lg 4 ‘ ee Fs Sal ee AZ SE gee Mag tS eS EP ere ees ) oi age A FANCY dial, an engraved bezel and a jeweled stem gate | es ee sa : usual opportunity this affords at the special prices. The excep- ~~ ° | $ | : fg er = make these Watches as decorative as they are practical. ei cagA ts . Yin oats ad ° aed | \ Choice of three styles. All have jeweled lever movement eens QE Tce: tional values make it advisable to lay in a supply for future as — eee and are covered by Stix, Baer & Fuller guarantee. Excep- eae P amet well as immediate needs. 7 2 tional values. (Main Floor.) VOLVED of Polaire and lined throughout, / \ oe 7 gray, blue and plaids. Sizes 8 to 16 years. ‘¥ ‘ light weight : 3 ively pe pa good- in oe ang: ee “ ae sha eRe. Oh: SS ak ge ois ra agro - . ST IE UREN Reales 5% s - “ee to | a dles includé a vari- : / } : Scicine’ > re Hip-ons will be offer- {jf -— Unusual values and opportunity for worth- ee | choosing her first oe signed particularly VT PSA collar-attached style. Sizes 6 to 16. } ice that offers real jj | @ while savings are presented in this selling. oN | pair, for they do not for the young girl onal oe plow | 4 | | ~. ‘ LJ { _ cramp the growing poe | as they permit free- | ' : ag ; a CS les. ~ > °F) “Tl dom in action. a e 3 Her Suit _ Her Dress sraaaa Ppibe|d | 2400 Madras Blouses and fancy weaves. (Second Floor.) yund necks. No new | wa # >, 3 ; is } : | | 3 . —will not be difficult to —will match her youth- : . At 79c n overlooked. | ~ =. : 1, ; » aNWaas dies select from among ~,the ful charm if one of the ox: Sam | | : ie an Be many calc een we Pex: pretty ‘Frock we offer is Beautifully made of high-grade madras in color-fast pat- qe Ak: hibit. chosen. Crepe de Chine terns that are unusually good looking, and they will give very satisfactory service. In the collar-attached styles. sleeves Gray i 2 | ; shee and taffeta are the materi- | } - , : . +f . « ee! bp f ' j OR the small baby there are dainty little French Caps of i? mb i , . sewed soles.. All sizes and widths. ; . singular youthfulness in edly Faye a ~ay quaint 2 \ a plain-design and models more elaborate. ‘ | iY : >; ; | | $5.00 to $6.08: nae nome fem or el Sold in St. Louis only ' : | For the baby past her first birthday, Normandy and fancy poke @ im? . * ahs rv, i ‘ Py . Bonnets with fluffy ruffles and ribbon trimmings. For warm days, bh ee te : : For Boys—High and low Shoes in brown an kes and large brimmed Hats. apne 26 02520 : . | y Stix, Baer & Fuller. : \ | Hats of lingerie with lace, ribbons. and handmade flower trimming. Sh ix ih black calfskin.. English or t oad 1 , Welt Hats for “Everyday” Wear | | | For the baby who walks, pique Hats in the plain button crown | Pe ag: . : Hats with quill, ‘ | models, some han] embroidered and ribbon trimmed. Tailored whet Sizes tr to 13'4, era -brim kes and streamer ’ . . ; , and a eon mec’ . Many models offer wide d : wae So > | straw Hats with streamer trimming. All are priced exceptionally baa § re: ) “ te’ scarf or ribbon tri 7 | é P , selection $2.98, $3.50, $5.00 low ' 49¢, 98c, $1.98 to $4.98 , oe ri a ; (Third Floor.) - (Beeond Fiocor.) | | an wm ee eee Ral ie - bah 2 3 ~ a) “a 3 Ki AT group of swagger aor. eae - Een - : 3 A ate —*’, , * % oP Ee. ba Pe ‘ sr ae vied ’ } * ‘ , . . te ~~ » . ein. ii i di a IN RE i oe wee 5 «oil . % i ott eal annie .
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PDOST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the ‘Tiinan Combined. , a ; ee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Cty Circulation of the Daily ppro 2 vst = -walle —— — ad ' ; : | | Sworn In as Aid co Work FIGHT PERSONS KILLED, 50 HURT, dba — — ar & iated >)roee . “ “WASHINGTON, March 16-—D.W |W STORM IN MISSESSIPPI rc imavie. i former Governor of idetio | a R + - | | dre ennison Sho : P ee ._ w- | . "WES Worn in today ae special Avsie'-, Man, Wife an@ Son Drowned When Class for Chil n in D n Pp yo - # a? i... | ey . wi ‘oat Gecretary of the Ioterior, He is, . Blown Inte River: Merchant Lases , : Aa m 10:30 to 4:26 there will be free classes —— a a eR, ' wae 1 to S*eretarys | tAfe When Store Fali«. | coe yes ie ! is ‘x, March to art: personal ay » 4 Pet. Be : : th we ‘th FF OOF enh S07 SiO} f | yer ia : Werk.’ } the Astor ated Pree yr CJ . . ate . pation-wide eearch for = — | MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 16 nd favot making, rope work, paper ames and sealin : : ate! Bas s sad : Ciashe. former. cotall F. ht pers ~ ere killed ana y ©! ' - . are late $s must t purc hs 4 t! SiOp a ae ee ; V3 . A s v* Pt He: : - a ; wizard of the Ku ‘Kive - bee ema cy oT ey ial — Siore Hours: Daily, 9 to. 5:30; Saturday. 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Fenth - oo Tt wilintien ata | a | ' . . — : A ee ; a _ get. fg in prospect foll ~wing ¢ | Gre of the former imperial in a Quick | in Federal Court erOats| = | ems * New Easter Apparel for Misses and Juniors ee State siete fs Ac 2 areas eeee ff LOL LNLETOST § | ald ETE as — =m eco ; ‘4 ' . ' ai : re woAWs © Fr, ; ’ , , a : ‘ - as . — 7 ; r ence of the Cate Clarke's ‘ Now your grocer has Ora! ker 3 Se ON ee Oe ee ae, . > Y Sox m { (Py : | Bi. | ~~ 4" « * tm the klan work Oates im two «tiles. One the kind mn Sorasng ©, *' wat Rosaries and I ravel ; ‘ | my “s : 2: as ee | | —. Pl a eontinuance, Ceclaring that oats vields but ten pounds reported | ee = eae ct | | eas | ‘Tf % + | ; i | Janta official had no ay of thes® delicious flakes - jerman silk chain. anc ae r \¥ ii 7 BR ret Ate ; oe t the date of cases to be | in Quick Quake: the oats are Against Collusion in Bidt« very ecu.ye, 2n ——— Fe =e ial #8 ! Le ss . | cut faking. They are rolled see. he Paet-Dis | = , very thin and partly cooked So cue EPrERSON CITY. Ma: 6 or lar ach flakes are smaller and thinner—th oma atiraet tractor ! nd is all. And those small, thin @akes sentnens © ‘s publé& 2) Smell Fosaries for cook ickiy. ‘ ontrac' tots. of garnet sapphire’: a’ Quick Quaker ii you want de hk fel » bil y Rey amethyst beeds with non- er has doth. ntative E@wards of Du oun tarnishable chain and cross er Oats for andi the H _teday. The at S3¢ enate has no' nsid a , Pear! Fosaries hil- dren. special Sterling Silver Rosary specia! , $1.50 Sterling Silver Case wit! FRosarr $4.00 Rolid Gold Fosaries : 6. 30 to $27.00 ” , \ , —" . i ; : , at oe “ Sellid Gold ase with 4 : Rosary $18.50 4 Bias Misses’Suits—Capes—Frocks Misses? New Spring Dresses a? t¢ar wu oC ie : oe SE $4Q75 $2 5:00 and $35.00 Holy Water Founts ‘ A , small and most artis PASC LN ATING display of new Spring Suits, Capes and OR street. veiaiainn, atternoon and informal wear we will. tvory tint i china. with ange! Sroeks formisses 9} 4 aa all women will be offered Satur- | offer on Saturday a wonderful! array of Frecks j ith printed: -_—— a eae ae = + ~ Sh, SMTA” ¥ % ‘sg ie ee ah ~ > *> f £ , Seat? ve . > Brite ee Abe wee BF PD oy » : ae - - Se te § lav at the above price, inanany stvles and all the fashionable erepes, Roshanara, flat crepe, Canton erepe and gorgeous ° ‘ae ae “coeapiet $ /N Credit Is a Convenience—Not a Disgrace! i iran, sapling } “Your Credit 1s Good” \ WS Vy ite “43373 ates + % -'f3 A - _- - ~*~ ee ‘e . tn . v wns “ i “ee © —_-_-__ g' ( HANDSOME | —.— SPRING SUITS || extessiz 9.50 to $40—$2.00 a Week f Shop thelice Sprieg Suits in Peiret twiltl. tricetine. Three- Piece — iwfll cleth. pelatre and everpiaids. The st» hes ¥ are ben, tallered and blower Trimmed with bead«. silk embroidery. Teiler- *@ Suite bave the awew 34-Iechk cont. 11) band- , tattered. Spert Seit« are mestiy im Dcliaed’s camel's hair and cierpiaids Others Up to $55 | ea ey gale eg Week ff _ Two-Piece Suits Spring Capes Topcoats Spring Suits | White Dresses Wash Frocks Se tes | man te ter, on super for Girls for Girls forJuniors __sfor Girls for Girls a | € Ocher two + - nlain and’ plait : a and elted made: of tweed. eamel’s- | —aarnty White Dresses fer wretty new Wash Dresses DRESSES i tn } vera. moa made of pelain hair. Poiret twill, velour first communion, confirma- of linen. ratine. Japanese ~* ‘ ‘ etsery - : tan Saas . 4 ; 2 a ‘ tion afr orth er oerasiors, « Atl that the mame Sering implica finds etpree- a , ° Sa . \ : ee] a P "iY Lc "nec KS. * nations at d erepe and Enoglis! L pr nes In sien te eur acu Frecks. Our steck imeledes ; oo a - = i , ‘ :' . tT _ . go french roile. organdie. ote Pes lirecers made of taffetes. ( antenms, flat erepe. crepe waintafiac = * 2 na Lopep ,sgrs ' Mo nif ; ane ar rarr: : : ; checks. mm poet. repe de ulate and Géor many amrac live Si} ‘pe and . ‘ 4 o a : > a - —™ . . Hemetne. crepe halt. Georgette. | yarce’ " as ss : = ‘ Ba | retvet, twill. cricetines, «te. leer $. ro. “a S ears. Sid 75. $12.7 5 and a ome 7 ves f) rfolk and wrap-aroun a gette - ateen 6 to 16° xe all the new shades - sizés 6 a “we sis . orate’ An | ; | | 3 i ¢ 4 i J Ww @GmMme: ’ » ys carly re Specia rit ee ec indsene rr lels of > a> 2 - oo oe ae a &S = ” ; ree ©: *. ae 2 ited — wae ae. a. 2 every Drees meed ta included in . | hird Fie > 4 $15.00 : 3 vles. $19.75 to $85.00. $4.95 te $29.75. | to 16 years, $7.95 to $17.50. ‘hte bia, we w aeqert ment aad there for Saturday at Up iris’ and Juniors’ Shop-¢Third Fieor AND YOUNG MEN’S coe Le reir etindaon packsen =a ahieweton - al New: Sports Apparel * Sorosis Shoes for Children The little-folks have heard their mothers and big sisters talk about Sorosis Shoes ~so much that thev, too, have come to realize that the name Sorosis means real - comfort as well as stvlish appearance in Shoes. And their mothers appreciate the fact that Sarosis Shoes for children wear remarkably we u. Sports Dresses For Infants Kl4 Moccasins, ribbor S15 00 and S16. >) | " a ‘n pink, bive, white iets in oe , = > é “4 ‘ Ba 3 % “es ey! 4 silat ’ a, SEIS > FER oe _ You who are needing new Sports Apparel for Spring will be more than delighted with a visit to our Sports Apparel Shop, wheré a colorful array of verv smart frocks, suits, hats, coats, capes and outfits for special occasions awaits vour selection rs ES Bey Te] =o — 4B 4 = oat First Step Shoes Made with soft chrome leather trim autos One-p.ece Dresses plaited exkirts arc "mice ar meee te Bray For Successive Ages . in beige. grar. With han4-terned soles, with. ad brewr. sizes vat heele—witth light ‘weight pring heels and light flerxibdie *scles—with hearter welted soles for school. street or party wear orts and opcoats “Our showing of Serosis Shoes 5 \ _™ 316.7 ‘S to $7950 for children was never more > CLOTH e RD) worn jaye if 6.75 to.$79.50_ eae ee ee “1 : : on Co =. oh oe — — trained to understand the needs OF CRE. as 4 BROADN re a Bi 7 oe . ; cea uta - rg Namen toy f young and growicg chiidrer tu™es. ‘weeds sheggr camel's hey unéerstasd that proper ee ? NORTH BROADWAY He ae ber pone and overplaign i ag. ee ee Soe | aa a comfert im later years and St. Charles—Across From Nagents. > + ay eet —~ —e Shoe Shop—Secend Fieor Rect St. Lewts Lepts Stere——2be (ollimeville (+. . Sanipe:) eS Sad
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_ IPE P| aE RE I. ; Lae ee: a Sig! aa » FRIDAY, ; Ria Pa. MARCH 16, 1923, alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Co;::);::d by Approximately’ 40,000. - The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH KLAN WIZARD: CHARGED ‘the Texas court. Smith declared “ Swe oN. Te ee Pe Eye , . | Moberly—Clear, cod];,roads rough. |} fi ACT CASE STILL MISSING | tint not Tepresenting the -klan and Soplin—Clear, cold raads good. a" that he was not a member of it. Sedalia-—Pair roads frozen and : ae e : . = = ‘ ' ; : ~ 4 . oe. 5 Ss rough, thawing.to leave them in very | . Wide Search May Bc Made Missouri Rocal Conditions. |fiuddy condition. Columbia—Clear, | . : y 3 [i ger Edward Young Clarke, . Kansas City—Ciear: roads muddy, ©°!4: roads rough. Jefferson City—/ | et, _ Wanted in Texas Court. St. Joseph, Mo.—Clear, roads rough.| C!ear; roads rough. Springhelad— | | a Apsociated Press. _Hannibal—Clear, cold; roads rough. | Clear; roads muddy. HINGS NEW FAR 5 : Tex., March ? 16.-—A Skirts ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1s | - le = on —— sa ne BRAND-NEW, -LATEST STYLE SPRING COATS As Low as CAPES ‘> DRESSES @4 SUITS #22:= Spring samples from lead- ALSO AS GOOD AS NEW COATS, DRESSES, SUITS | Bought from some of the swell- 9 we 2 . 3-- f 4 - 4 | BUILDING WITH YELLOW FRONT 811 N. Sixth and Tueceday. Stere epen Sat~- ardey tiliT7T ». m. _ WE SOLICIT YOUR MAIL ORDERS — ON, eg (el th hi wide search = for Fdward Clarke, former acting im- uae peris | wizard.of the ku Klux Rian, +s . gharged with violation of the Mann ptt, is in prospect following the fall- ADVERTISEMENT. linth to. Tenth — a Eee ——— 7% gre of the former imperial wizard ge @ppeer in Federal Court yester- & Clarke, under $1000 bond, left i home in Atlanta, Ga., early in 4 the month and his present wherea- ee are unknown even to his at- * . the latter told Federal Judge n, in asking for a continu- ‘yess of the case Clarke's strermuous es in the klan work and 7 nthe an at YOU'RE SICK, TAKE -“GASCARET n. - ; th, was given as the reasons for ¢ / | = m O- 4b - Sep .tadlure to appear. It was stated: Clean Your Bowels! End Headache, Biliousness, Colds, | ftely that he.was no longer! TY: . . . . 9E i Pee the jurisdiction of the Fea.| izziness, Upset. .Stomach—Feet Fine by. Morning! ‘ Court of Southern Georgia. wig 3 yan Smith, Clarke's attorney, in | Wig Me: | To clean out~your bowels without at night, the bowels work wonderfully | Stockings Ginghams Everything Sweaters Coverings Draperies Dresses Kimonas Curtains i”) esthomes. Be well dressed at small expense. 7 Ray Outfit, Model 5 Boys’. Suits, new. Ao lUtieetrnsel. tp beontt : We Close at Diamond Dyes 7 for continuance of the raring the Atlanta Federa! Commis- | ¢ramping or overacting, take Casca. | ;, shornin had set Clarke's hearing for | rets! : g- | Buy “Diamond' Dyes’—no other | before. Just tell your druggist the Geptember term of court. Judge | Wigtcheson overruled the plea = for w#nuance, Geclaring that the At- , official Yad no authority to get the date of cases to be tried in| You want to feel fine; to be quickly free from sick headache, dizziness, biliousness, colds, bad breath, a sour, acid, gassy stomach, constipation. One or two Cascarets, any time, wi Cascarets never sickén or inconveni- ence you next day like pis, calomel, salts, or oil. .« ‘ Children love Cascarets, too. béexes, also 25 and 50 cent sizes. 10-cent Any _kind—-and follow the simple direc- | tions in. every package. Don't won- 'der whether you can dye or tint suc- cessfully, because perfect home dye- ing is guaranteed with Diamond whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or ether it is linen, cotton, or any Diamond Dyes never streak. fade or run. spot, mixed goods.’ 1012N.GRAND ‘us't« Page and Grand Cars Stop at Door y start the bowels acting. When taken | drug store. —— Dyes even if you have neyer dyed Radio Outfit. The com- plete outfit, his sale... Bargains In Phones renn Y PHONES . ROYA SP Whitin Kan noo birt TRUE TONE—3000-chm . > ; BLUE ~jenaeetdiieiien,: i =a or amber ¢ cars. Vs.% oo SCHRADER AIR AUG CUP G OM CRRA M Me .. «we cecasee MOTOR-DRIVEN HORN — Adjoat- ' tone; fully — Without Any Extra Cost esses BATC AUTO oes TUBEKS—30:13%: guar- anteed 1.45 FISHING TACKLE We received | teck of ealeaemen’s tods. Beel«, Lines. now. , ** STOP LIGHT—Complete ontfit “STANDARD’ The ever been introduced anto the clothing in- The wear and service of practi- ities. ares 4 | a a wear we will preatest economy feature tliat has eKS In printed d gorgeous: e and flare dustry. cally two Sutis for the price of one—and wee” - 6.50 to $59.75 . that price made possible only because we are manufacturers ourselves:and sell to vou direct, thus éliminating all in-between . 7st & ee e+eeee one * #2 °s*2"5* . ‘tee se > o*e"e*e" Oy . é*e"a* ~, ism | eee *-* PoP ats oe" oM*, *.° . 7 ”. ** @~s ._ -* * Oe >. 2 arene SET OF SAWS Fall: made a. tenets & Cnn consists of . o*s"s _- - 4 ss Wea "c's es . ees ove" e "estat e” * * * wane —— =] The Extra Prir Doubles The Wear’: l J : A LE oe . vee. * 8 + @es* . se . 7.5 *-* ‘ large «ite. locipede red ; € : ee ee $5 value. ws *,° - - i | . os * Wash Dresses ratine, Japanese English prints in tive styles and shades: sizés 4) $7.95 to $17.50. Advance Spring. Models Specially selected group — originally made to sell for more money—but included at this low price as a feature offering to open thé season. ere a ete °”, 7 sere * | ae im ai : d : 45 \ , ren | | | ; : ‘oO it Sorosis Shoes: sis means real hers. appreciate Guaranteed All-Wool = ¥} Whipcord | 4. Topcoats ) 0 sSSmappy right up-to- 4 . theminute English Raglan model. Long Wearing all - wool water-proofed - whip- cord in season’s new- _ est shades. A coat for year ‘round wear. Be sure to see them. ‘Specially: Priced vo" oe Recesetetere! | Tatest Spring styles, newest pat- worsteds, penct! stripes, ana four butten extra cost. werecatetety sees Without doubt the most remarkable values this town has ever ome bones terns and colors. Every one guaranteed a!!-wool—homespuns, ee at fancy mixtures, cassimeres, @to.. in single and double breaste me, models, And remember, every Buit with two pairs of pants! Your money back !? you can find their equal for $10 to $15 more No Charge for Alterations ~.. -— jones f ~~ 2 ww i - RSH | Al. G. Bruce, Mgr. 6th and OLIVE vai i a Souk cami « se at pe ®t a ot AES staal 4 - “a Pa thr een As. Double thea anywhere. wear. wit! i. aqty se e Pind * etestateehrnantate’s Oven Evenings Til 6 P. M. : * i lei “i r a ae Ass > Pag’ > a i ' | ' . i 2 y E 3 . , : : , ; o . ior al eae Mciiad BA co, a
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‘2 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Ti mes Cc ombined. Pe FRIDAY ‘s MAR eT 1. 4 a — Se (ee ceeese sews es eee THE store ror Gee We Want All St. Louis to Visit This Store pea FALL THE PEOPLE TTT. ek ee ee ' $2.50 Glove Silk Hose i) Sizes (Mai, Fileer—YVuagerts.) 5000 School eaten Worth $1, $1.50 and $2 iC (Second F loer—Nugents.) $2.50 Wool Sweaters ve e «4 = = (Second Fleor—S\uacent« > $1 Pantie Dresses, Rompers & Creepers Fourth Fleer.) Baby $2.25 and $2.50 a and Sacques | a ll-wool } = byr,, hink with bor- ‘Feurth Fileer—Negenrts.) $2 and $2. 25 Slip- Over Gowns (Feartkh Fleer.) | $1.50 to $2. 25 Camisoles Special $ 1 wash and le chine satir crepe trimmed with lace insertion, touches of em- broeiders and ribixeor (FPeurth Fileer—VNagenrts.) $1.95 and $225 seapen Silk Hose — Women’s $1 and $1.25 Bloomers 59¢ Windsor Rieemers 1 G4esizns with elastic Knee and hemetitch ed = ruffle reg ilar extra sires crepe floral ‘Feurth Fieer.) 93 Imported Beaded Bags bb a 98 Import , Beaded fae | shell in both frame and draw strin effect wit! $1.50 and $2 Kayser Chamoisette Gauntlets (Mai, Fileer—Nugents.) $5 Rengo Belt Corsets nforcements over thich and “ | 9 Yard S&.'reh @ $6 Nainsook 53.00 mL Bolt 10 - vard , pier ‘-P of 3. inch Nain- put in sen- Ss00k. 1] Ip gan and Chrpbre $ iho 4.29 (Main Ftoeer—Nuceat« ? ‘Mate Fieor—N\uagests. Fieer } 1-Pint Vacuum Bottles (Imported ) Fhtte cot- ten ribbed BASEMIE NTL: Shoe Specials for Saturday $1 2 i> fo Purope. Milttar: rade and Stray Slippere-—-ceome in pater’ brown or black leathers. n tars or iew rubber er Leuis heeis Bigee to §& Wiehert 4&2 Gardner, Patent “and Kid Unterdse— These ha: e Pextdie welt Sollee ard Louis ho-@is t%™® te 7.~.AA te C | 600 Pairs of Children’s . Shees, $1.95 --@er 1°ese er e eee wear | oo —. a ~ ° ™ ee oe eee * oO eae ee i KK LL LE DDL DD DEAD DAA ADDRES a 4 pA Ahh hhh hi ni i ii hh he i i he i hee te he te tee ie ee i i i a Ty ia - - —— | eee erry “prevent Mi) the Le The Greatest MATERIALS: — Tan Polair Suits Tricotines Potret Twills Velour Checks STYLES :— Plain Tailored In faat modeis and conservati : Fan um a: . ae , Tises Wowen. m sft | Trimined Tassels-Pringe ses anc BARGAIN BASEMENT in our Basement Suit Dept. we celebrate +) eur Golden Jubilee by giving our custom- ers the most wonderful Suit bargain in the city. Come, you will save. 300 dene! SPRING _ Sait Sale in Oar History—Come Saturday Blovse Beaded Modei Noten Collars mocdeid for everrone oo mniors we BARC AIR BASE MENT Back . ? : s* & * The most wonderful collection of Capes, Wraps and Coats ever assembled at one price under one roof, will be here Saturday 1000 New Spring - di, yt ill iit ie Ory —tem the @ner materials and *ner styvrien Mest ‘are stk ené@ gatin de chine lined; ethers wth ‘faney striped linings: al! the ane details mest expenstre Coats are included In these gar- All the new Spring celers. Sises for hen.scre, ené extra sires, 14 ‘ents. women, misses and ‘o- 46. and 48 te §&1. ul MO ah — in I } a i WAuveedaaney ef the ‘Bargets Basemen?—Nugeets . BARGAIN BASF MENT Our Basement Dress buyer sa that the = customers whe come here wdl re- ~ cewe the biggest bargain of their lwes. You ; will buy two to three at this price. ‘ } 3 IeGDD osor ee bree Bie theeari “fit 4 A psizen 14 to 20—36 t Tw an re su }) . o 44—46 to 3B. ( Bargets $4.95 and $5.95 Kimenas See eee CA eee ge OR. ae ol, ee Long tailored developed in Po twill, trimmed wit tucked straps dow and over each which end below : line with head. . Coat. semi to be worn with or out belt: plain tailored, and tight-fitting | tecoud
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5 and $2:25 Marin lb leor—Nugeni«.) d $2.50 English and Silk Jersey Petticoats 5]. 50 A'll wanted shades, navy and Diack, extra sizes tn fine Patinay, in zsevera |} sitvies. (Fourth Fi.) nd $5. 95 Kimonas Suit hand@- #m- /se br olderes, o! here ribbon- oF; triramedé, siip- + “4 over aiyie in } wuderd: lng ‘Tloor—Nugests. ) : t oan and long $1.00 4 bamols SS Sust ceived a new, ‘ot of 76 kipse; extra heavy eer sO MIG 10¢ Kirk's Jap Rose Transparent Giycerme onap Giinwt of 5¢ cakes). omke l0c Patmolive Roan. cake, Se: dowen.. 77c sq, Rab bing Alcohol (o4or- oo 35c.., SI : "3. 00 Faulties De luxe Fountain &rringe: Guaranteed ° years; $1 50 Ta ek. co (Main ricon—-Nagents.) — . “ - - ~ : : aos a : t . wales 4 ; ; : 4 ; : . - i : “a a - 8.48. 8.8.8.8 = | | wf be i ; 7 { ml sige 1-4 eo a Po 2.8 8. B. - - a ~ e . — 7 a o . ' ¢ 7 . aire at on - . = 7 rs » s . ln toe F p ‘ : : , ~ (Main Fleer-—Vuagents.) AtLwT ‘Saturda will «0 ‘ of their lives. You this price. SPRING y AD Tu = .! ' TT ~ ) FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. > Zt a Ses : J ~~ » _ 6S 7 ~ $ . ~ - - ma >> - : + - a) Ti : 7 43 * 4 ‘ : ——- - " ’ ~~ $a » - : , * —t) _ ” - - a _ Fad Fa ke * es ‘ > = ie — 7 a a. ae: 2 ne Py - Ne ~ ~~ = P BS ten gat? . ty oes oa — we eg ot a pig” . - 5 a a ; 5 oe - > ae s ~ ¥ es. . - > 2a Zz »s@emereerte ss a ee ——_2e ** * * SITTI Tir’ * se nd ° " —— 4 : nc—— snc et. ~« ) ee Dedns & - / Like This Like This Mice &. 2ST HERE RO ~ a oe ‘ka ai . oe — — : - "ee ont afd ot . 7 7 Like This — § ee Long tailored models | Made of fine aes developed in Poiret|/'ricotine in long twill, trimmed with pin-| blouse effect, beautifully tucked straps down back embroidered in navy | bined with a beige crepe | ‘Beand over each shoulder | with a touch ' of color. 'and navy twilleord em- ewhich end below waist- | Pain skirt finished with | Biline with large arrow- two Jittle pockets. The! of beige. The graceful head. Coat semi-fitted. Coat has long narrow | box coat. flaring slightly ‘to be worn with or with- | eollar whith finishes be- | cout belt; plain tailored collar~ 'low waistline with side | B and tight. fitting sleeves. fastening. “ (Second Floor—Nugents.) (Second Filoor—Nugents.) The Smart Geininditaial ' costume Suit; comes with navy twilleord skirt com- | lent - broidered in neat design | from the shoulders, also | has same design as the blouse in Beige embroidery. (Second Floor—Nugents.) | oe ~~ " trated, made of excel- quality embroidered from col- | ‘lar to hips, fastens on | side; silk lined. Choose | from 28 other stvles at | $25.00. Like This » 95 model illus- | vel our, (Second Floor—Nugents.) . Illastrated collar ' ing colors; 32. other styles to choose from at $39.50. effects; $309: 50 s +49" my Easter Hats ee” =—Ss Anniversary $ " S03} 4. 4 | If you haven't already chosen your Easter Cha peau, you'd better do it now, For, in this just-before-Easter showing are the latest adaptations in Spring Hats. In all the lovely new colors and styles; flower-trim, smart bow Hats, quill Hats and transparent Hats; Pokes, s, large, medium, small and off-the-face effects. _ (Second Floor—Nugents.) Illustrated Children’s Hats For Easter $2.50 Lovely and becoming in simplicity, new novelty straw braids and silk combinations, pretty ribbon streamers, soft silk sash and neat bouquet trim, all new styles and colors. ~~ Dress Hats and Tailored Hats for Children and Misses — $1.98, $2.98, | $3.98 This beautiful Cape, made of lustrous samara, | flounce effect; its long graceful lines make it en- trancing. Comes in black or fawn, lined with excel- lent quality crepe. Thirty- seven other models to choose from at $49.50. (Second Floor—Nagents.) ‘ 3 +28 Materials of worsteds, cassimere and all-wooi serges, in single breast- double breasted and sport models, fancy striped worsted, novelty rravs, new mixtures ani the popular shadow Stripe worsteds. Sizes 53 to 46, for stouts stubs and slims. ed. ; dl In the season newest shadings in cassimere, worsteds, senges and fan- cy mixtures in one, two and three buttons, con- ?_-hutton double and -bufttor servative breasted breasted model UTre@asl_Lec Nn.odeis Sizes 32 to 530. syuerls Silcie stouts, slims and stubs. including) Men’s Suits that would cost to measure*S0to’75 > Two-Pant Suits F oo In the wanted mate- rials of all-wool cheviots, cassimere, worsteds end serges, tailored into the season's newest models, in double breasted, sing!e breasted and sport mod- els, in two and three but- ton styles. Sizes 33 to 48, stouts, slims and shorts. and well Sand, gray brown eshaedces: ' tatlored and sat trimmed Whipcord Coats 92822 = Ken wood shpwerproor 0 Oats. tweed ‘T rop- Spring Coats ey? 0 Silk-lined (Coats, ragian shoulders Gabardine Coats in belt -alj-around st 3492 > » _ ‘ " ‘ 1 . \ >» \ ‘ — \ tas . \ Laat iit dark stripes and mixtures of th , in A e#specia!l group. red and Sulte: reguia outs and slime: choice \ +. % \ $30 to $45 Suits consisting o © = ter $9458 See First Long-Pants Suits Special, With 2 Pairs Pants ede it ' Nort Cass imeres sp ha ne and = $22> (Main Figer, Men's Stere—Negents.) * a e ~ t * 4 > - ti ~- 4 : Girls’ & Juniors’ Easter pparel F cotenbeis Newest C reations at Substantial Savings $8.95 to $10 Canes and. a fe 95 Snappy Coats and Capes fashioned of newest materials, patterns and shades; plein or fancy trimmed. Sizes 6 to 14 $8.95 to $10 Silk Dresses . Beautiful etyles of lustrous taffeta and crepe de chine, in newest shades of brown, Copen or $ 4 ° == navy blue, daintily trimmed. Sizes 6 to 14.... F | High-Grade Coats and Capes, $12.50 100 Spring’ | £5.96 to £8.00 | Confirmation Dresses Splendid Dresses of eriap White Organdle, oe Se y ani plain or fancy atcles > oan 4 to ey ape $4.50 $5.00 ‘ tall Fileer—Nuagents.) Dresses A new shipment ef Giris and Junierw beau- tiful Silk Dresses, tn ali white, for Confinmaetion alec a wide selection ot neweet colors ye bets crepes. Fices 6 6. $12.50. Smart pretty neatiy ——— leat Before Easter Sale Boys’ Two-Pant Spring Suits some = ba geen ereue > 4. to $16.50 | $17.00 to te $18.50 sgse $1250 /$1 528 These Sults ere wool cassimere, cheviot, in all the newest patterns and models of sport and Norfolk, all alpace lined: all trimmings are of good materials. All knickers full, carefully tallored; all seame are @ouble stitched and taped; in light and dark patterns. Sises & to 18. Boys’ $15 Blue Serge | Boys’ New Spring Reefers + Two-Pant Suits «—=—_—_2”"_ s*2artines. tweed nd other ‘Desw’ weet tine cms Gs Oa ee to Spring Reefers, regian RS IR AE LE GE ECL OTR So AP AS around style inverted or box pleat, | and get-in deeves, in sgh gen models plain or yoke beck, alpaca luned, ; and patterns. Sizes 2% patched and lap. pockets. two 95 of knickers full lined, all seame 35 $5201 125 Sor" ple 6; Fi 2 - 4 ei > a. ° ae Le ee . _—s a ven Ps i, ee ty ae ~ , > 3 es © NEE ee amis 5 ‘ *-4 ‘ e, a ie » a Ca by ee me SS ge ergs is a ar Mh - 4 . IM fea # - 7 seed * Peas * i ia ee ie %. ee Bee Bed EB ‘- $ , P - ae ore. * z Fe ae ee rs a J : om. - x os fe f°: ’ * ee OR ee, eae co “ oe es a ete te gt Sf ar _ Se 4 ; 2 to . "~ : f : . 4 Cs Jig ee ae it pd . ee 4 F ’ M oe eS ees ee SEN ni a Tek, > ae) ~ ae 4 Pry fe *,~ ree ee ST ce 2 he ; os ¥ ’ ? 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nt cia’, oat. uk cohie> aai ea a ial aie, edie *® ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH lone Approximately Equals‘that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the NEL PAO, Tax. March ae at the Fie Camaee tone BRITISH LABOR LEADER SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 11, 19 & 20 per cent tax on freight rates on a!) The tax is oe a es bee railroads in Mexico, effective at! . = ence. was announced yesterday in !mposed on ra! lroads ye the. Paar | Gorernment of Mexico, it was said. —_ “Call Me Back, | : Mir 9? ) sieniitimumnnas - : bay monger ‘ ae of Didi ~ We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in in Cash Largest grag vse of Merchandise 7] : 5.9% values: is ieee aeons be yy Utne! oe Sheed o bes onl or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepte _ at Retail in Missouri and the West. EY ° high among the year's i? ment, However, Oppose Mac- “a | : Bie wires foal Donald’s Hobnobbing | With Royalty. es St. Patrick’s Day 4 A-3752 ; ; ho ictous ae "Me™ ta the good mea STEARNS’ eco: Cable to the Post-D! ‘wes Special Saturday 2: the Candy s ps Luncheon fer Me™ is the good mea- (Copyright. 192 Side. At Colambis Deal | LONDON, March 16.—The vistt of M lk Chocolate Mi elbas “Saturday af _ 75 ELECTRIC PASTE | Ramsay MacDonalé, Labor member 'of Parliament, to Buckingham Pa!- ' i sengeind oo oO | ace to dine with the King, took place 3 | 15e@ ’ = Waterbugs, Rats and Mice. last evening Before the time set Regularly 2-Lb. Bor . for this function, however, 22 of the —— @ The following dee Coliumb ld Don’ ee time trying to killthese | pore radical Labor members of Par- —— 60c Lb.... by for 75¢ luncheon served in eur # pests with waders, liquids or any ittament signed a public memoria! : . room will attract many. New Process experiment preparations. expressing their disapproval of the | : : | c x 2 Scions ; ’ = | | ilk Chocolate Eclairs, raspberrr, pimeapple, straw- Puree of Green Peas, or Ready Use— Better Than rap tinelinatior £ to hobnob wit! . For CNES | incpaation of tenders to hebas perme | ‘ berry, apricot, filbert, almond and walnut centers, all cov- Consomme K 7 2-oz. 35 15-oz. box, $1.50 | re yalty. The memortal says: We - > Recor ds SOLD EVERYWHERE | Gestre to state that while we have ered with rich milk chocolate—a special that you will find wacano a 4 ‘rs * : 'no desire to interfere with or cénsor a i entirely delightful. With Dumpling, or T in any wary the private engagements ae se eak, or Roast Turkey ~ ‘of ou l} ’ hav ithe HOYLE & RARICK ld Mists tne the tatention ef per- Large Assorted Homemade Par Execlent With Cranberry Sauce ‘ Chocolates | . iticipating in any such functions.” Buttercups . Candies ; | ia: “The Kine | sear | 60c, Special, | Per $ 00 Spinach With Egg. or © ers, said The King is the pinnacle | ND 2 RD 39c¢ bn . 60c | Pound. 1. " Head Lettuce, Thousand | David Kirkwood, one of the sign- . — Usually 'eft the system which some of us aro ) here to smash, and !t is not possible | These Candies hare centers | Fresh and toothsome, made This combination of choco- ' e ae Dresaing 4 : +t 4.44 . . “> | .** ‘ ~ > = : - >. for us to fight against those whom of fruits, nuts, figs and cocoa- | tn our own factory. Here is {| lates and bonbons is our favr- Pate oor ae Pie, or my he represents and at the same time nut, all deliciously fresh and | your favorite kind at this very orite, and you will find “none : St. Patrick I Cream dine with them.” | tasteful | welcome price. better at any price.” ' Cc . : f » +2 a4 * . : - " > by 424 ; p . Sixth —ss ‘ | State in character. Forty-one gues‘s ; | ‘ were geated at a number of round % , . af ae es, the stewards and foot map-tn- A Special S , day Feature— : Here, Awaiting Your Selection, Is Everything Silk Underwear For Your Garden $4.95 to -” 95 ae 95 Wide Assortments of Wanted Kinds Times Combined. * MARRS ~ - —- "2 er rm” ‘s - ere A. a ae © a. + er oe? - =e ary rs as A ’ . ge ~— > ; Fs > * c tte. “ | a x= 5.4 BP 122 © @ = ‘2 8s r.* a 4 : / rt _ | | epauiete. knee ‘breeches whit ‘e hboe Pairst + payment Gers Te Goods} | ie Sr ose at eee ford ‘ee a ’ ; | An in nd after the ai mner. ’ > Hao _ « ~ ‘ — inquet was served {n the _ m and the celebrated of green Sevres was + ee t Values. ... mimosa and j — ow margu aoeiihaen of very pale shade Thus the col scheme showed a vartation from deep crange to pale ye! ow perfectly with the green and gold Among the guests were FP: Bonar Law, the Duke of De Mr. and Mrs. Liord George and Countess of Dartmouth and 3 q it is time to- plant q Gowns, envelope chemises ae | Bulbs s06_ Sete ont bloomers of radium, satin and cre rs Me ae Remo ne de chine—the majority effective Nes SS Z 3" enjéy eclectinn aan trimmed with lace, and all uly | ; plies from hens Ge made. An unusual group from which | a tne na to supply all needs. Sizes 36 to 44. a ~. freshness of the stocks In white, flesh and the i will assure you of aude popular pastel shades. cessful results. Third _ 7 4 co ~* a ; lady As’ or N I BUSINESS MEN OFFER REWARD | FOR TRACE OF MISSING PRIEST liecceianiil of Virden. Til... Raise $761—Parishionmers to Ask AN Bishop for Help. Protestant business men of Vtr- oe . C lif > r . t HH { . Ready for planting. these Hardy weli->ranched plan hardy. field-grown white Kil- | free from insects and reaat larney. La = aipamend. | for planting— merican auty aman | 12 to 15 tn. high, 33 éee Continuing Our Important Cochet, Gruss an Teplitz and 18 to 24 in. high, 28 fer other well-known varieties: 24 to 36 in. high, 33 fee 3.48 os Sale of Golf Clubs | | ~ sus ses ren T "_ ~ =. %, rees licious, rim Goiden., den. Il... have raised $761 as a re- : ward for trace of the Rev. Father John A. Vraniak, missing pastor cf Buy ACCOUNT ge getters WE nurch there I has been mine ster ' TRUST 4" aie us ; | ern , Clothes resterday ecided to appeal to the YOU it Rev ares tran, Bishop of A-- W on, 2): ce in finding the NO pepe st } will be asked tt. recre 2 fe ' ' stripes, checks. etc.. - . ' " ones In the newest sy’ ea, : A A as We.) @s conserra- — : _ tive modesn Regu- —, ~ er : lar $37.50 valved, a pe ef tres which we feature on ae eoud'les t easy’ terms at oniy =e Sv, 58. Jazz — 4 ‘arge ef pin er and —_—, ce: . SPOPEEAII AMP IP PL SA PAL IAPS AAD EDI LADD AAAS * . In Two Groaps—$3 to $9 Models part, Jee ae 1 : A hay Bartlet and Kiefer) each Cherry Trees, ; ong lis! “‘Morrello. Dye House, Lamnert. Monts — wat morency and each. ...,. ose ) °) Pium. Trees (Om abe. Early Gold and American) each e and ° Peach Trees. (Eiberta, Red Bird and Alton) each. : "fies tie Hardy Grape Vines, (Concord, Eclipse. Moore. Earir r. . *PFe2aae Niagara and Lutie) each Cumberland. ‘ thbert Blackberry Bushes. Hardy Shrubs. rs arge selection, ear ¢ This is the ideal time for golf en- thusiasts to secure new @iubs at pric it mean economy. -Clubs from hrm st maker, with —- hickory shafts and oiled calfskin grips. Lengths and weights suitable for men and wome where his on March . > 2 - orn, * «* Included are Drivers and Brassies, Mashie Irons, Midirons, Mashie Niblicks, Jiggers, Putters, Approach- ing Niblicks, Oleeks, Spoons and Aluminum Putters. Sixth Fieer Saturday—An Introductory Sale of éé 99 Salem Super-Size Cord Tires Sete 60. osc wseandweeen 95 pater > @ A eet every boy would be pleased to have. 4 . ’ ’ The cabinet measures 734x6x614 inches, with —— Sold With Ad juastment Guarantee of 10,000 Miles a range of about 30 miles. @ “Salem” super-size Cord Tires are made of the highest grade rubber and cotton obtainable. The extra heavy non-ski4 Other Splendid Offerings for pagrenaee tread is of large. rugged design, which tnsures easy riding and Imperted Head Phemes, $11.58 value. ve maximum service. As Tire prices are continuing to advance, Western Electric Head Phenes, ounce values... motorists should supply their needs from this group at these Federal Head Phenes, $6.00 va en seees S396 low prices. Clapp-Eastham Detecter’t ait, bear 5@ value Murdeck 43-piate Variabice Condensers, $4.59 value Chelsea 18-piate Variable yee eg — valae. Variometers, well made, 96.00 valee. Westinghouse Receivers Amrad Riiabdien Set sa™ De Westinghouse Fliecr sample with tubes A Peceiter. with tybes, and B batteries, phones, aerta! terles, phones, phone wire and insu ators. $130 65 rial wire and insulators. Spectal, for . $ } ° Pianos 2 peclel. costs . $145.05 Sixth Fleer 7 4 7 oe Olive at Eleventh paieie Seon | ae Another S aw Sale of | ene New Rat Rabbit - Sie, Stal et whadu Salita woagees See “atecarety mead Cae ale alack ne votet [cara )fkaaiote | Columbia Records | (w= | D R ES S ES SU ITS Hair Turns Gray $1,$1.25and$1.50Kinds | *! ae — ae syrian = — —-~ There are tiree chemical « emearta . ‘ouse * made « of tipetinen Polret twilla which. ™ e¢eftain preperticnn are fr- ; S ; ‘a etc. atebed By the Bedy threagh the hair f Special, 4 ane : . ia Eac sete fe * * ¢. Bring the ki@4éies ta conan row to eee the fascinating é. FOOe Oe ee ree ERE ee Oe Very Interesting Offerings in Our Radio Section— Crystal Detector Sets F lad ala ntatatata scl al dian tahal cd ade rk ea 2 ~” as * 1s Gabardines Made of genru're - fraderdine, «bec- wtey rainpreef s s ed re - * pecia ly pric et , SOTA ee ¢ mm SL TieE HERES West? BOR F278 Esco rdae aE o eae s oo - he? ~ t* | play of Easter Rabbi ~ Ag te Ey A ‘neten ' Le ‘s-3 + wt eas SPREE ELAR DD AMO AR Ri ANAS cA a * * one " or ty . Salts wee ee eomicas Be she «* The, Velvet Rabbits, —— WOTRI 52 Be alse found ‘ sire. atfferent colers. . 2 * emfallegiy remeret dacédre®? and prerented *h« s. 4 from talliog A! é , si00 Rabdotta 318 & gers ‘ 2), > ( )A TW AY | ool, Nourtanine , re , women ee . J ep you se ‘enger have te ase ee een ; ; Sr abhi ==, dunia — / be Te ig te ake ati RO nade ee eae ao wets ~*~ a * < ee ee 2 a < .
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‘ € FRIDAY. . : : MARCH 16, i923, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 10, 19 & 20 Z 18. . 4 , | Re ; : 7S |. Sd AE, ere Glove Silk Cheniises | | 3 ee metuben Gnd chilésen: ioscan eth ———_—_—_——_——— eS 4 ; ae of excellent mohair yarns; choice of many col- @ Fancy trimmed pink glove silk Chemises; E. choice of several styles, all with bodice tops. eee RE ‘ + orings. Sizes 6 to 16 years. $65 to , urday f Merchandise | @ _|| $598 values; special Saturday at $3 &9 Ve Give Ea agle St Sees and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash . Largest Distributors of Merchandise a ae vane to nd the West. Fourth Floor bt $2.50 in Gecsiunitenatns Restricted Articles Excepted, at _ at Retail in Missouri and the West. et i a — ee $ ~ ee eae Day * In Our Misse s’ Style Shop—St. Louis’ Most Authentic Style Center—Is Presented a Remarkable Array of uuncheon =s« &«&§ — @ ia a Laster Attire for Mc elnt dejight!ul | 7 } Smervea| ih “ur Tea. [a @ Spring fashions are in bountiful profusion here—every new mode approved for‘ youthful lines, including Frocks, Suits, Coats, Capes and Wraps in EE ee ee —_—-—— ~~ rs _—-— — A eS i} attract many. gg ’ y ’ i. | scores of chic styles es suitable for every taste and occasion—the followi ing groups: giv ying: some ide: L 1 of th e e splendid selec tion offered in our wide assortments. Killarney FF of Halibut, er Sa CG: a Correct Wraps > Spring Frocks | me 8 Smart Suits k, or Roast Turkey | ’ Cranberry Sauce rq ee —_ 4 ; ’ ‘ F 3 , gis ‘ ' Irish -arreag or a = : Capes and Coats—Priced fr —in Various New Styles AS i: —for Youthful Figures rien atoea 4 ' “ Ae eat , With Egg. or P : tens see 4 Vales 5 75 § 50 mii -Ah OS 75 75 ay). $ 75 $ gg Rabel or = | net \ = ff } tat i Rat , SES 47 mA. x Saturday. . “ si = ~ tan and dark brown Russia calf. ’ j | i ~“ . 7 | _ They are Goodyear welts and have low, rubber-topped walking heels; sizes 342 to 8, | , ) "2 | @ Handmade Hats of hair- co A, B and C widths. : “Sixth Floor . = ta AE braid, flower-trimmed Hats, ; — The Dixie Oxford, as il-'| The Diana Strap is made >. | » ostrich-trimmed models, Hats AL RB) BGC sheet) tar 5 TH ek, | | lustrated, has the new | with vamp of tan Russia 4 ihe mt 4 | with novelty ribbon bows, fan- RC UPAR 7 A DR HE, CGAY GAS) YY shield and wing tips,| calf and ys strap and ‘Delights for the “| ] ty, ; cy feathers and new Linds of | : UA ——- the two shades | saddle of dark =, | : _—" one’ of a kind. Of various excellent fabrics in solid colors and irae taey wit i s °( : S 5 — broken checks with trimmings of fringe, braid, buckles, stitch- $ | 2.90 $ | §:22 $90) Hose from very well-known makers, shown bm long after the ing and tie scarfs. . e. Saturday. Girls’ and Juniors’ | Girls’ Tailored and Fancy : Cc coun cut, brilliant Diamonds tn soll- ite felt: various - Silk Dresses | Confirmation Frocks and poe four charming styles—an exceptional | | = N : ah \ 93 a / nn «e+ +880 Smartly ‘tailored Blouses of pongee—the , - i } S “é $10 t $39 75 t 9 75 opportunity, you will agree. : tration showing two of the models. All t} ake } O $5 O 4 i | . Ss Blouses have long sleeves and are trimmed we 4 ||| Op wae | teow frocks, of taffeta, oe - _ Newly arrived Frocks of Georgette, Ideal for mp sien. a _- i y/o > ; co at crepes, pongee an n | Votles, organd!i marquisette, crepe with tucking and embroidered monogram. >! ha: f, f, ee ee ee ee me ee mene a are gift te, 16 inches high. i} 2 ' For suits or for sports wear women : — ‘ coatese, sports and ovrerblouse styles. styles, colors and trimmings. Gises peti | eee ade % and misses will pee these Blouses : Sines 6 te 16. | | 8 to 16. Fourth Flees Mate Fleer searamnener EL rverteey cee...) nn R iieeO Ne made of colored ountings of 18-k. white geld
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a Hos oh REO I See We is " Oy SACRE ROE gare Serres ie te * - * J ’ : — has The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Giobe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = Fie in eres ty ile Beat | calling the survey report and recom- meet Carter in debate on the Ter- as much a part of the busi! ae or oe ee sthorities If, this ter- ,mendations were nounced long minal’s plan before the Board char Doz. FSS i a to Cl , : - fae "ith its mans bene- before the boyd election. —- en tannnes> x = a = res oun ry | S nd it we & ; ‘) the city and ria: lroads ? r z an a age a - oe yh. e of ‘ae u of the Free Bridge and | & 3 ES ond bea! akin Sa a 4 evend inte TT? ; Tr 98 6 of congestion and costly delay in rail ’ l 200 of Rare Charm é 34 Fleer}... ¥ “4 ya eompeel a ae | This means a saving of at least 33 1-3 per cent of the price a Men’ _ Silk Shirts : : ceive of a linking’ business man opposing this deal. if con or by the high price clothing houses, for similar qualities. RONEN 2575 Gps LE ZN - an S ul Ss collar to ; sizes to Sri AZ Sf SF EE ee - £2 A. > Fe \~ be is interested in the development of. Remember, this big cut of 20°, from our regular prices is for with ¢ Nar © match the city,” Carter said. “These men) this lot of 1200 brand-new Suits only. ‘# slight trregulars of $6.90 values, Who oppose the plan because th arbi- : | $ 45 trary charg on freight carried across Be Wise, Come Tomorrow Early / Made by Our Factory e the river will not be removed are mixing a rate qdestion with a facility Sale Starts at 9 A. M. By Mistake Question. The bridge is a facility. arbitrary is a rate questioy The In- , terstate Com pierce Commisst h : , sole jurisdiction over rates.’ 4) y! Fa —— « : % Carter declared he held no brief! ° : e : | $1 .98 and $2. 98 | $1 38 and $; . Of Milan hemp. hairbraid. M! For the girl m& yz. ; as = " 7 —_— . ’ F ‘ ‘ - — = ” a" ® , + F - ~ ee 103030 0 Ss 6 IO ‘ 49c to $1 98 | reece for the Terminal Railroad Associa-— a | sen yt ) rie } - tion, but asserted the Terminal was os “A | hk te 3. i. > tenet and cat + apps ages cadet | le: ae fy - — | , ) + Fore j igtac atone Ring yn ge st ‘lowers — Gly serine, | Hats '= the - ait & ; _ . ‘ . ; st, ai- | tr . rhinestone ornaments. | bam per 4 s Now in Full Swing Voegran | | W | woman foots abe wow bay —embraces 525 made-to-measure Easter Suits and Topcoats, the ‘N the makers” peeamolnaial % STV LES. fiment (Ten 316 N. SIXTH ee = ie : measures for which we must have at once to put in full operation ST. .. a: RS j | our Tailor Shops which we recently moved from New York to 8t. ra \& ige- ng —e moet wey _ pe te the price you'l | ~wepeler COLORS! where for self same s es. $ a | ef : ae | Louis. We are making the prices on these garments so ridiculously z Mee! a eet ae | low that all St. Louis sits up in amazement, asking how can we dc it. None Werth Less a 06, and Many See te = Webe i ——— |. We have 1000 patterns from which to choose, consisting of } >men's two-tone combinations. Plenty of Wear : Ss . finest imports and domestic fabrics—strictly hand-tailored inside ants tan. _ ve plat fang and pi in pay n Oxfords Diamonds _ . and out by our superb staff of tailors in our shops on the premises. : ffects: sizes 2! . cl Ma Just think of these prices for strictly made-to-order Suits and WOMEN’S $3.00 AND $4.00 LOW SHOES @4@ , ans, patents and plain ete’ Oxfords a low heels. sizes i% to CREDIT|| ' ropes tits , ae’ | GIRLS’ = rT ee °3 $1.98 liberal Pa} | | ‘ bag S' : iF . GIRLS’ n= = $149 MENS oe OSS oc = $5.50" ane : ~~ oe : rist Watch |} ~ iy GIRLS rs SAQSIBOVS Es = GRAS , ; benneifulty engre | be . . ‘ e __ge=int"eee ) . Gi | Special Saturday Selle Boye Two-Pante For Actual $50 Spring Suits and Topcoats # i ~~ Coats, Capes, Easter Suits / - ’ 2-Pants Suits a ae tal-~ - rei of ail-woe fabrics ' coy with émwert od elieate in ee ay four or three patched pecke@t, om cast, . with flap and Put tee: “coals ore ° | wth wool sipace and belt 4 a. both Enmickers are imed ¢ > f ss with meet ect. make end trim, ) Sa‘s woud pease the N, | Sale Price : ° ; . 98 ak , = For Actual $60 Spring Suits'and Topcoats + | and Values $15 to $27.50 SUITS of genuine Scotch tweeds! Suits of English and domestic woolens, worsteds and serges! | Suits of fine Scotch and Irish woolens! Sack Suits, single and double breasted models, cutaways, Tux- | Pe enthcg Re geeysatmnigMck edos, full ss Suits. S rt ~ iis—i f ANY | ; i} cases thst Will angwer any ose of the -dre po ui in fact, style you pick from our advance fashions for Spring | : } many Spring requirements. They are will be made to your measure. Over 1000 patterns! Every conce} able color! Finest trimmings and ee ee eee linin TOPCOATS ar f hi d. ba d : , You can always find here Washington gs! e of whipcord, gabardines, woolens, etc., in lest and snappiest of models ; Avenue stylee for less money. Investi- oruié. The ney for men of all ages and inclinations. cate and save the difference : cen. Strawberry, S COATS AND GIRL® DRESSES. ‘s| WAISTS AND SWEAT- | “ ar @y e's end wee crepe ais er overdiouses asad new Ser ed sitp-on We Guarantee | THE HOU : E OF sai ES ES sik EEE Sie 9 Ses ag A perfect fit, our garments to be ; hand-tailored of finest woolens, and the trimmings and linings to be of H | 4 $1 Vacuum Bote ed Vacunan te Bot a I etait best quality. Complete satisfaction | o6 Vaeunm Betton: Sa es or your money back. Where You Save the Middleman’s Profits Sigminum cup cap: will, keep iquide celd and pee Men's Fine Clothes Direct From Our Tailor Shops te You “ t eh attenite cold! ana. Sample Neckwear | $1, $1.50 Silk Gloves Be Hap ppy ! SIXTH and St. CHARLES STS. ae ey Sg Pay ng Bay Cutt viack, white bearer. Join the Eagles | STORE HOURS: Daily, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. ( eae oné.. - ee OL A AS, A tg —e ~~ ee o + = eo —
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IDAYT. 16, 1928. C fos ur; 24 Ibs., 95¢ id Rice; 2 Ibs., 15¢ ; 2 Ibs... ..2Be s; No. 2 caniOe anser .... 8é s; ig. can, 200 No. 3 can... 15¢ ey Corn...... 106 O—Main 4566 pur Word yer Rolls se Rolls are brand- Wall’ length, $1.25 for $| ie Saturday : $2. 98 $3.98 Main Floor Sy combined «ith rich arent hairbraide, with .98-$6.50 $1 98 and $2.98 ‘| For the gir! from 4 to r Braids ‘m com- jong @f taffeta and hin you'll spend else- 95 é T - ES 5 arenes "2 $1.98 ; new w Brogue Oxfords oon , all @ites. 45 te 13% at. ee ve-t ants ter Suits ts Bulte- handeo “woo! fabrice. inverted pleate Detched ps pockets on coat, and Ulton: coats «re lined pace and belt all around; are immed iy tal- yored. in belted m aweedes and 5 both krick- threvgbou'. - 7 years reg. ' Special.* .. } P ‘ “4 without risk Austria, are being made today by the St. Louis Relief Association. and ec ion it iS expected that tomorrow, when the actual ‘solicitation work wil! start, more than 500 men and wom- en will be in the field to solicit sub- | Scriptions. : The formal opening of the cam- , paign will take place tonight at! Hotel Statler, where a. dinner will | ‘be given at which Frederick Ww. | ‘Lehmann, former Solicitor-General | of the United States, will preside. Charles Nagel, Mayor Kiel, Monsig- nor Tannrath and the Rev. Arthur | Armstrong will be among the speakers. Ee age degen Rarely ape A formal indorsement of the ¢cam- es. Get abox today atjcurdrugcist'soe «= | PAlBN ~was given yesterday by the | dealer's. St. Louls clergy. when 25 ministers “met at the hotel and adopted a res- | , Olution calling upon the ministers ir Scholl's . ‘Lino-pads of all churches to assist from their | pulpits Sunday. The clergymen had | “Made an the leboratorics of The Scholl Mig. Co., makers of Dr. Schoil’'s Foot Comfort ly! You can ead the pain of corns, ‘ minute. Dr.d« ail’s Zino-pade will de for they remove the cau ouret 8 ho Paes tation. Th is you yr your corns or Cnetonig tam Committee, who explained the sit- | uation in the Central European |! countries. ° been called together by Charles Na- | Appliances, Arch Supports, et. |gel, chairman of the Central Relief | Put one on—the pain is gone! | Woman Points Out Rorsiar to liceman. n of ng home Po- Sil 1879 Micko Mest persons are honest and will | Mirs. Mamie from a shop ypetare fost articies if the loss In #ireet, return pdvertived in Post-Dispatch wantes.! ping trip vesterday afternoon, found Phone the want ad or leave it with | 4 burglar ransacking the house. The — draggist. ‘intruder ran out as she entered the front door and she followed him to | 20220 20 0 0 0 Oe VIOCNO O1ON. Broadway 2. The New Store Offers TOMORROW SPRING SUITS SPRING COATS SPRING CAPES Values Up to. $25 Right before Easter, when every Wemaun feeix she Wis have new gar- Mente. we offer cou tae CHOICHST of Lo makers preductions. Beautiful NEW garments« in the «cason'’s loveliest STIULES, finest MATERIALS and most pepular COLORS! EE 4 ——=on0oe—05 — ono omer——o F110 DRESSES 99 Values up to $20 MATERIALS— Paisley and Egyptian Prints, Canton , Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Beaded Georgette, Flat Crepe, Crepe Back Satin, Taf- feta, Marvelette, Laces. SIZE COATS! SUITS! DRESSES MILLINERY NEW EASTER HATS $6 to $8 VALUES ‘225 MILILINERY and practically ATS are going on sale for the first time tomorrow. Embraced aré some of the smartest effects of the mo yment tt Millinery. Fabrics used are haircioth, straw th hairbraid, timbo straw al Visca The new seas in’s colors, fog. gray. pandalweod. Lanvin errs. tan. navy, brown and plenty of BLACK. EXTRA ¥ \ wae \ oo 2 oho 0 0 010 ono m01ton0——0 0 ——— 0m mor———0> NBW all of the LILA "> : is New Strap. Styles None worl leae than $5.00 and many are $6.00 to $7.00 values 3 he a 319 iN. BROADWAY—Next to “Busy Bee” ae -_ of starving children in Germany and ‘BUSINESS MEN Missis&i pp! and Chouteau avenues, bridge no longer was sulted to their where she pointed him out to a po-/ use, in defense of his claim the liceman. lie was taken to the So0u-{ structure is worn out. lard Street Station, where Mrs. Silva | Opposition to the plan, under the identified as her property a Dlack | bond: issue, of erecting the new $4.- /8! ilk dress, a book of trading stamps, | flashlight, ring and $35, found in his possession. Eleventh, Twelfth, Market Chestnut, in the proposed Memorial | Plaza, was voiced by several speak- ers at the meeting last night. Se- lection of a site near the present Courthouse, Broadway and Markét, was urged. * John G National Rank of Commerce, read a prepared address oppusing a change n location. He said the chief tinan- INDORSE PLAN FOR USE OF BRIDGES Centinued From Preceding Page. be forced to use the northeastern approach, when built. He charged | | the railroads had admitted the Eads’ 000,000 Courthouse on a site between | and | ‘some office buildings.”’ Tonsdale, president of the scheme along the river front. Pee cial support for the bond-issue cam- om which has been considered by the paign was given in the business dis- ty Plan Commission. rict east of Twelfth boulevard. and ‘See Baer, who presided, said he declared moving the Courthouse the value of the Memorial Plaza and to Twelfth would not be keeping / municipa] building group plan was faith with those who made the bond , appreciated, but udded nothing issue possible. “Such a move w ould | nullify the value of the imoprove- ments to the downtown district.’ he added, “and virtually depopulate | property values in the downtown disa- trict. Fe C, Pian for the new Union Market, included in the $3,250,000 public’ ported is ttem OUR POLICY St. Jo —to Sell Quality Hosiery, and to SELL IT FOR LESS — : | THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust Street River Park Scheme Urged. He suggested the Courthouse be | placed on a site adjacent to the pres- | ent Courthouse, either west or south H also urged development of a park a mat. | yr fir BLOOD - he BIG 2 should be done which would impair’ prepared and will be submitted ithe Citizens’ Supervisory Committ Lake reported. The town Improvement Association sup contributed market bond issue item, are being) $10,060 to the bond campaign fund, seph’s LIVER REGULATOR LIVER KIDNEYS 1IBtf 3 a S 9 CAN a ——- > 39 + ES ee eee — SEED) a a ee ee ee ee - the °mp Dany be: Seiling thous POrate in ng On 5 Men: h at ee — easy payment states, “and de ‘and unyieléing . Nathan.” n dlecussing t ni a ee eee OL ar aL Lae aL ease 2 owe wee s a Wgdorate wearing apperel for “Qur buyers select ¢ offers and kee plied with an ex “9 OTHING STnpe: OPENS oc¢ ee +--+ R-+R hershey 5 SAid thar Cioth = - = .% : : : - . ‘. z Le ¥ .* > é , - F : , S g . ; — eet oe a - : : ie | . Ba ak ey Se 2 ; 3 . > a @ * 4 lo 4 oe is ~~ HS. - se. ‘ g t —s ee i ele tre i : ¥ ’ a 3 Ah — ~ % ‘ @; _ * i SEK. . 58 1. > w ~ r . ~ v ute ‘ —— =~ . = - [ »? - ae « 4 et 4 ok es ae Oe oe ee na 2 yA pis roe as " > ee se ES Sees tt, 3 es eer * ys saat a Yahi, Be Me £2 ’ = a sonst Te ae aS ‘ ” r8-y, wa a. ae | > ee A EO A A A OL CT ee A GA et Me ae —— = ee ae
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH. alone Approximately Equals inc of the Daily Glob MARCH 1€. e-Democrat and the Times Combined. 5 srook . 7 Also Stylish mmennild Snappy Gabardines, Whip- cords and Tweed Topcoats an Pee... SOU hen... ede eS en. eae cee a .. PO Also at $8.50, $12.5 Used young men’s Suits, Many cost $50, and some as high as . Would you rather wear a cheap new suit or a high-grade as-good- as-new?7 well dressed at small expense. 1012 N. Grand Page end Grand Cars Stop at Door. First long pants Suits; new Close at 8 P. M. Sharp The. POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening mewspaper giving Associated Press news service. I ' Edwards’ “y Gould Jr. Obtained the Divorce. ) PARIS. March 16.—Oving to a misunderstanding in ®@ telephore eonversation in which Mrs. George J. Govi4 Jr. admitted a divorce de- | cree had been signed at Nice, it was) stated vesterday in @ dispatch to the Post’Tispatch that she had obtained the divorce. It was learned today |: obtained it on Feb. 26. == Gould had ADVERTISEMENT. A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes | —__Most Women Can Have. Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Physician. Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, nam- ing them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers | on the liver and bowels, which cause a normal action, earrying off the) ‘waste and poisonous matter in one’s | | evstem. If wou have a pale fece, sallow look, eves. pimp'es. coated tongue, head- a listless. no-good feeling. al! out inactive bowels, rou take one of Fawardes’ Olfve Tablets nieht!y for ea ‘ime art ewate *he nieasire ree ''s Thousands of nomen and men take Dr. Olive Tabilets—the successfui substitute for calomel—now and then just 15o and %0c 7 keen ther ft ——— =BOYD’S SUBWAY STORE== Merchandise—Sub-Normal Prices—Always 3 Dependable Subway Sells for Cash Only : Subway Special | Two-trouser or $94 _ $30.00 Values 31 $40.00 Values All models—single and double breasted—new Spring sty great variety of patterns in light and dark woolens. No Subwcy Deliveries Suits | Spring a | $35.00 Values ’ ; .es—a we Gabardines, $18.50 An exceptionally useful Coat at a very spec OO Shirts, 95c $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Qualiti \ Broken lines from our upstairs stock —wh neckband styles and collar-attached Shirts. ricé. ial es ite Shirte 86.00. $7.0% and $8.00 NE Tere m 5 Neckwear, 55c $1.00, $1.25 and $1.£0 Qualities All first quality—broken lines fron) \! ‘+ our tairs store—cut silks, fiber : grenadines and knitted silks. q| Spring Caps, $1.50 $2.00 and $2.50 Qualities New patterns—desirable shapes. Hosiery, 50c 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities lisles and pure silks—semi. toned and fu!l-fashioned—sonie imperfect. hed Union Suits, $1.35 Seconds of $2 and $2.50 Qualities Spring-weight balbri ’ ‘Treie $ Suits—ilong and slate esan | and ecru. ” c J oe es Se and ’ rr L> sa Uara al Sidsteland Drawers. 60c a Garment Neckwear, 35c¢ 75c and $1.00 Qualities 4 *3)? . ~ ~~? : a. ite Si lLAS some imper- New Spring Hats, $3 $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 Qualities New ghapes—jesirable shades—in S and gravs. Soft Sitters 12c 35c and 50c Qualities Madras and fine piqne. — —_- oor lc 1.00 Qualities | First quality Knitted Undershirts and seconds of elastic seam Drawers. Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth | | | $300 f Cc ittees of 30! TS: 0 ee. ee ' Purse Raised. at. Sikeston, Mo, to ALDERMANIC PLATFORM > Candidates Declare Opposition | to Political Machine Dom- ination in Board. Democratic candidates for Presi- dency of the Board of Aldermen and for Aldermen have adopted a pilat-'! form, as required by law, of which ithe following ts the text: “We believe that the essential re- quirements of an Alderman and the President of the Board of-Aldermen sility and industry and politi ai mas, municipal af- public | are honest) hat partisanship and chine in fairs is detrimental to the welfare and should be “We believe that the Board of Al-| dermen and the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, which the finances of the city and of which the President of the Board of Alder- men is a member, should not De composed, as at present, entirely of members of the same political partr but that the public's interest wil best be served by having minority representation rhereon, especially at this time, when the city is starting on a new era inaugurated by the recent bond election, and which more than ever makes efficiency and economy necessary.” | Ourrte Appeals to Voters to Put | Minority Represemation on Board. An appeal to voters of the ocfty: ‘to place a minority representative on | the Board of Estimate and Appor- tionment, which directs financial af- | fafrea of the city, by electing him as - President of the Board of Aldermen, was made today in a statement is- sued by Dwight D. Currie, Democra- tic nominee for the presidency. He charged Gominance of t Comptroller urrie declared the not given proper consideration cians r3 ced reacertl* — wed . ~ ots 4 - eet. aDp- ak ‘ oath — _— CO iS gathering terested not interested Republican City He expressed a fear the ‘ chine” would be through additional employes for bond issué. projects “Currie and J. W tic candidate for be the princip at § ar.” strength ar will mass meeting at St. Leo's Halil. street. 3i Lives Lost When Ship Sinks. E e Associated Press. LONDON, March 16 In off Singapore. the Straits: Ranea sank in 10 minu according to Singapore dispatches the Central News Thirty-one lives were lost. The Ranee was a vesse! of 3639 tons , te sion er Co.'s PA SAN AEE XY Thick Lustrous Hair Kept So By Cuticura At night touch spots of dandruff N and itching with Cuticura Ointment. Next morning shampoo with a suds of Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse with tepid water. Keep your scalp clean and healthy and your hair will be lcoxuriant. -_ as Sample Each Free by Mail. Address “Ceuticure Lad ereterias Dept Hf Ey ' Seid every- where Seap Be Otrtment Band Se Taicum Ise BSF Caticura Soap shaves without mug. eliminated. | handles! Obtain New Industry. Special to the Post-Dispatch. SIKESTON, Mo., March International Shoe large factory here. in the next 10 years. The plan the Chamber of Com- merce adopted for raising the money was the forming of a new addition of 55 acres to Sikeston and selling the lots to those who wished to con- tribute There were 288 sold fn all, days, the last lot having been taken | yesterday. Three cotton gihs will be | ADVER SEM NY ST. PATRICK'S DAY Tg) _ Saturday is the feast of & $A to m= SUIT bullt ‘her tn the next two months } 16.—The | Sikeston Chamber of Commerce has) ‘raised a $70,000 dDonus to induce the Co. to build a) The company ' agrees to pay out $1,400,000 fn wages) * = Patrick and many entert have been planned by St, of Irish descent, oe Saturday will be eo red Same day at the Prufrock-Littes * Men’s—nearly new. Sach makes as Bart Schaffner & Marx, ete. Also many finest New York and Chicago tailors’ not-called-for or returns. | Ceats and vests as low as 92.50. aAll-Weel Pants, new, $3.75. New [| ture (Co. Fourth and St. ¢ Striped Flannel Pants, $2.75; Whip- | for today and tomorfow cords, Gabardines, Tweeds, Top- | comfortable two-piece afte coats. Comeecariy. Save—bewell [| suite will be hand taflored 4 dressed. | order, in-the Prufrock-Littes mea 1012 KN. GRAND tory, for $114. ‘Page and Grard Cars Step at Deer. =~. ASK for Horlick’s The ORIGINAL Matted Milk the rotation recetved. - SCHMITZ & SHRODER — —buy these for § Boys’ Two-Pants Spring 03 | Suits!! $10 #12” $14” = Th 2 f= thea afore ed together thousands and and cassimeres in the new Spring shades of gray, tan and =_——e the boys are S. E. Cor. 8th and Washington : ae & 5 R eo _ a e > . —for W —for VALUE Smartness doesn’t .mean extravagance at Schmitz & Shroder’s! You can get all the fea- ture styles of the country’s foremost makers here for LESS money—the same smart styles, ‘the same fine tailoring, the same all-wool materials. . Spring [wo-Pants Suits” “a. There are many, many new Spring styles on display at this store—feature values every one of them. We have selected three of our most popular models to feature on Saturday. Exceptionally smart Suits—the product of our best makers. Single breasted, ‘double breasted — in fact. anything you want in point of stvle, qualitv of materials or fmeness of tailormng. These Suits stand head and shoulder above anything in town. COMPARE! - WHIPCORD | | TOPCOATS “2D Let's settle right now’ these are bry values shown the price. Spring Hats Featuring Silk-Lined Bere $F. | “U8 BAOOR . 5 oh.c a Also the new Soctety Club models. . A great showing of grays. tans, -browns, pearls. greens. olives, mauves, Oxfords and blacks These are the kind of Hats that are preferred by the well- dressed me: Special for Saturday New offering. ——— — — ee $] $450) $2 Our greatest showing of 9 — ; | Blue Serges) | = . terns, in the newest shapes fteaturing the pon. ular Jackte Coogas brand. | 2 ee > We've gather~ te tweed? Hinely talking about. No wonder. thousands of handsome new patterns tailored in the newest sport models, some with golf pants. Then. cf course, we hare those single and double breasted biu Suits with fancy pockets and yoke back. Boys’ Spring Topcoats | 36° e serge Ages 3 to 18. ‘ $Q75 | Q”> Beautiful tweeds and polo cloths fn newest shaces of gray, tan and brown. Full or quarter lined; plain or raglan shoulders. An ex- ceptionaliy large ehowing. a _nnaiiaeeaeee —- ¢ iy x m * red zy . : . 5 ; 1 os » we i te ny ; iS pesitiebud: Sie ARR ut ae RR: Cae aS 6 i Ry aia . : Ls ¥ YAP RSs Pee, 4 Orders fille®” ie r * s 7 ‘ew oy - rT s 7 z x by ‘a a, oo ¢ a ” yey j 4 oe we - ee -“ a iy er he —. i ee mM co ih . ‘ ; = an ; ; fe ms % = %,. A ta / 7 ve? a A¢. 1972. ‘ ‘ Pea. —— OF MANY j KINDS IN 24 HOUR ce way 4S i ae “4 % . 43-inch “Rain Followed & Snow, High Wind, Drop in v az yy a Temperature and Sunshine. 4 toufs and vicinity experience fog. a touch of floeé; a 1 igh wind, a sudgen drop rature and sunshine bet erday noon and today An almost continvons rain | and up to 11 p, ™.. accomys the evening by « — rolling 4a @epth of 1.43 inches tnt her Bureau gauge. The Rf peres, following ite tricky began to rise in the «a subsided during the night. within about efx feet of we in raheem at dts crest. The Kirkwood-Ferguson cart ase covered by the river toa 4 more than 146 ‘inches for sbout at @ low crossing south Street road, 66°00 weet. C rerouted over the City between Wellston and Unirersity from 56.70 > to * Grand Glaize Creek ran across Seagherty Ferry road. near the cit nee Hille farm, east of Vi in the evening, and was sid that town. The Meramec BE was exactly at flood stage, i¢f within ts banks at Valiey morning. being «a foot 7 yesterday, but 16 tuches | Wednesday. A further rise fed, But not enough te de hart. ' Mississippi and Missourt Ls The Mississippi River feet at the St. Louts gauge . @ tise of 3.3 fwet over dd eerious rise is not | feet Being the bankfull of the last few dave have ing the Missour! River up an_bour at Jefferson City. T ere today wae 19.18 feet water fe running into lw There is much drift. ,.A vous flood is not looked for. 'March could sot preve its Inf over the weather man 4 ng snow, so the lardseape 4 d with white this morning? ll of snow registered. oniy .61 inch. @ropping for a short fter midnight. moderate gale sprarcg wp at m. and biew at 36 to 88 mile ti 3:30 a. m. An elettria the Union Electric Light & fo. was blown Gown ft front of on avenue. Mrs. Alberts f years old, 1419 North Spring «@ stepped on [ft and wae fell down. She wee set ly {nfured. The thermometer drepped te 3 ts reSceS OR ELECTRIC SHO | 1006 Locust Street + Oftwe 6090 ; Central 4 3
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t RCo 18. 1923. The City Circulation of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. 3 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH . 15 af 5 — . 7 . —— Pe ‘4 a nA weather disturbarice of marked in- vil be o red , a ‘abines at taku ee a ¢ =. : ..| Predicted at ‘ashington yesterday . , VM 5 4 . ] o. Prufrock Litton Furnt 43-inch - Rain t Followed b) Storm warnings were displaved las: ay and St. ge ‘ - Sa0¥, High Wind, Drop in {night on the Atlantic and. Gulf and tomorrow only, « i. ~ i coasts. ’ , ai Sie wlece everatutted Maemperature and Sunshine. oe Bt Lee, sun was shining Pp . “Te on - 40U0is and the wind had served oe tee "had | to lift the smoke pail. - o 334. “Orders filled ia ) 7 ' Louls and vicinity experienced | | | 3 =e , | = aa = : Sale CAPES ana ) 3 . high wind, a sudden drop of | ries : 3 : 2 of ture and sunshine between | Sys tgp ; 7 ¥ on (6) y od || ; ° DRESSES. ‘4m almost continuons rain nee pic geskt eee 3 | : 7 si x ’ 1., acc . ; = : x : ring “ta mi feline teal re t=" ee Bertier tase ss 3 ; : All new Spring Capes and eet ge Gepth of 1.43 inches fn the J LA YER SSerseay. 72023 : 3 = Dresses. Copies of garments Snap Bureau gauge. The River! | SERS ab | : Aut sold elsewhere for $20.00 and Peres, following its tricky cus- Ssicrsscteeess = $255.00. in the very latest styles, began to rise in the afternoon | a = 7 " : 3 : : Ry gubsided during the night. It aa = : P materials, shades and trun ae | a: within about six feet of road- | in Forest Park at Ats crest. | i Kirkwood-Ferguson car tracks! | ~ govered by the river to a depthr SATURDAY ; Ahan 15 inches for about a’ ri me ef @ low crossing south of E ime Street road, 6600 west. Cars. : rerouted over the City IAmits ‘between Wellston and Washing- Wniversity from 5:20 to 8:30) i Glaize Creek ran across the iy Ferry road, near the city’s. r Hills farm, east of Valley Beek in the evening, and was bank ig that town. The Meramec Riv-. Hewes exactly at flood stage, 14 fect, Bie within ite banks at Valisy Park gorming. being a foot higher yesterday, but 16 tnohes lower >. SEE Se TSE : | | Ca oct not ane Ge cert. yt ke - | f Sasges reat ee : eee — 3 tae: mings. Many styles to sélect | | g, evinag, suerte de | eae Saeee : a , from. Choice in this sale, sizes Mississippi and Missouri Up. iy ) SHEE ae # 3382 See Bat off | | for women and misses. Mississippi River registered . i Atte Em Big Brae: ) ' 0 Ne eae’ § Three Brand-New | ae rise of $.2 feet orer yester- | e x ' A eerious rise is not expected, Player-Pianos Will feet being the bankfull stage. | of the last few days have been Be Sold at Only the Missour! River up one , an. bour at Jefferson City. The , | ae Ss Sp ccstatestessgsemeessistad guns gt eS ~ eS | ‘ . ere today was 19.18 feet and | ; Ss PORT SE ee SER Samet esse Spee peepee tae S aeeee ae pte 7 a s . Second Fileor, ; water ig running into low bot- | . ' are Bag 3 SEs ae AS 5 gee as fe ~ eid E ito ; . There is much drift. . A -dan-~- 23 a as = e283 $275 estes 3 “3 st = — ie: Rs e285 Ste: : pet $5 | i ' ae =i $1.50 Pure Thread Silk Hese jus flood is not looked for. | Ecce Fabs Pe ioog di LIAS inept atic Sse tiie: ARE? SES ws 7 iaete daiilesh hacks er Pecauae’ te ry Snfaat nea . . thes ttre ° 3 sant or etes este thie tt . erettt Seas Se = tos . -_ — . COC aa 4: u oot; i- aon - , March could not prove ita influ-. : ieee had teadeeaas emeet ee. Ae ee Ho eee z 2 = ee Fy po Manes one semi -fashioned; , over the weather man without all sizes, Special... ,-.. knw bane oy» ~ enow, so thé landscape was) 3 78 i with white this morning: the. —AND— , Sekcsesbgpeseeupeseessesssefsss:-sre [Sapa SHE Se PSE : > Sep Bests tiniest gee cists rt $1.00 Fiber and Silk Hese lj of gnow registered only .01 of | ; Sg g be eee ape PE tHy.c cis. citschs aes Co Ss ee 7 . Women's fiber and silk Hose, with high boot-fashioned iach, @ropping for a short time | Women's fiber and, silk Home, with | : ) midnight. c.) | EIGHT PLA YERS | 4. ae pode Se grape ape — = Se 32 Si — 7 : - : iG - =| ge Bessie eeboes . > (Sai K moderate cate wrrace vp at | 2 ae eS Seer en oes... | 81:00 Union Suits gitis0 em. An seerie wire || 804» ut in Good 9) , unin e.o (anne 2 po ad eae pee frusiown Gown tn front or teas _ CONdition and =i} ) 26 @heg = A’. 4 | & Gane SOA secs $1.29! 57" “coe = \ materials. Wear the Swit | | wy | ‘ ow, pay S j , j 4 ing the pop- . \ , - " pay after Faster s kie =. Coogan a \ L NURFG SS “IIS YAS } SSS . . . ‘ “4 ~ ~ Vs a , 4 j ' ? : a UP \ Z \ , Y , , 7 4 i“ \ Lfaw A ' \ - : ~ e Dt ~ givers youn your choice of the nevwent Ue Sag ‘ ‘“o . . high ae $7.50. Specially priced for the . one @ay oniy. eee eens —_——_ ts Men's Biae Tentm Bere 61.00 Pants: good Ove ralia. $8c | | strong 79c . . Bpecial........ PMMO once nune $1.00 or $2.00 $ . 00 ol Blue 7120 chest | Ana = ‘°.7 | $3.98 sUuUITS| *o zs : Ssearn TOC | Boys’ 2- ° 4 c = Ssnap- Tee rice pee aver) Pawmts Galle! . cas *; . i | GABARDINES / | | | “re oat. Keen pet-1 Just the kind ofjtection of Bngli«h | 7 : ee . RS teres, fimest woolent:] nite they will be] Gabardines temor- | - lined parta, at well taltlered.. On preud to wear. row. on eneys / = 39154 $10.50 | o050 (SY Vi wai Ware i 4 « ‘ ~~ ~ “ 22> ; , , ~ . dp» / . / ‘¢ At 60c, 70c, 75¢ Buy Your Easter Suit at “KING’S” - We. have a REAL Men's Department, featuring Here Area Few: Clothes for real men. You will find just the Suit that you desire at a price you will be will- WHOR ELECTRIC SHOP Hands Across the Sea 4 1906 Locust Street El Capitan’ “ing to pay. Hundreds of patterns to choose frem. + Olive 6890 ; Central 4385 High School Cadets Spirit of Independence Manhattan Beach Semper Fidelis Uncle Sammy Autumn Tints King Cotton Dream of Heaven '° Moonlight Falling Waters Washington Post Jolly Coppersmith = 7 . / A 7 © 7 oo. ‘ ¥ “>, ~ . "~ / . - ‘ . 4 ~\" ‘ . Z . » a A - 4 7 . 7 » \ _* ‘4 ; . . , wy ‘ . . ; . ~ ‘ e ; ‘ . \ a “ . rFa\S 7 ‘ . 7 ‘ ~ wt ASNN Fm ss . ess . . , ~ ‘ ‘ yy . . ~ ‘ - j . . ‘ . ‘ s* / » - - - o~* * . ./ 7 ~~" ‘ og ~ . - - 4 on a _ —* . ~~ r. ~ - ” BE ST e\\ . ~ . ,, + ' t vIESELI { & . 4 , . , : ‘ - ‘ \ - = . 7 5 - / ’ . ’ ~ ~\ — : - — « ‘ ‘ » am . a,” + . . “ o ~ > . ’ , . ® . ~~ pen Nights Till 9 O’Clock VINA Para ee remeron dee 1879— MAG WA YR X7ALZS SECOND FLOOR Fierator or Stairs : ows 1007 OLIVE ST. | i [aaanie’ 3!'3 Locust $t. § sonra in BE Loi : ~ >> 4 oer at . ery, OAS 4S dh ts + i> >>» . oy >>>) * ‘ YZ, \ ~ J“ ty 4 yy * x \ YY, »> > a “ f\4 _ / s 4 7 fy 7 Me ‘ ‘) Suite; for | Ben's 28 Werk s ahte; 7 % ee 7 »y Yy, 4 ( x > . + > PA ‘ " , »* (hed ‘ - Mth fy ar ¢ ‘ J AWHKMA ~* ‘> >») yy 7 Ay , “fy q . ») g 5 war »?, CEEC (Lb >>> f- in Oliver Te and of 7 » 4 er SS “ »S C0. €de f ALTE EMA MAM ( M“H“ * Ve fed A “ > > >> 7 Z Ay 7 ‘ \" i> ; P Ps ty ave <4 at
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alone ne Approximate ly i tae that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined > ‘ ¢ = D — es © in Y ‘ ' 16 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Daily FOS 1-DISPAICH TLE ES ee Se ae water te 13k. See = a _—— — _ ———— ‘a A a » 2 _—- ats beet " t¢ the ground and were capt ured - . — Meem Interrupts Fite of Geese. sands of geese flying about arc to the & ; eats —= 39 oS be: GALINA. Kan. March 16.—Most lamps during the high wind. rain np ets Ha nga te ses Baa/ Bere tom rest (Come in carly im order ~ ay ! : 8 ee : complete choice. Prices start at— : : : » : | to be worn in these days esino Virgil D. Wall, EE State ' | ee \ \wo e Spring Oxitords for men at “ape yy ; when winter is lingeringly ssid Sedan sa Slenpad sellol Grams aD | rates i > 75 ns a 5 , anal a | @ | J making way for spring. Fine the incessant itching and buming.¢ Bank Examier, and Dg | “a. § o/.0VU are a Most UNUSUs . - al —— woolens intended to be fash- ca ra tn oe ste 20 Beto positors Testify Before a | 7 . @ charter to the vi ioned by hands into suits for right to the root of the trouble, restor- | the Grand Jury | i; ME ST SEE THE Thev measure up to the high Swope @ S A. . from the aia ng skin health! surprisingly sh: . | ; NJ . : . ‘ : a & of eat In a Surprisingty sbo-t U standard ot quality and are. correct Be * Keith sproduces men, time. No longer ap expenment but a : ; sed Acaler sas sen ae a ~~ Sa Se es | iy ) | be tt SN I ‘ LoOnen se + BP _- , AAAS SAN " » — . . a — . - 7 > . - _ . . . re if 4 7 _ i . - » * » ~. . " ‘ LIT UT cy a a ™ ? i. “ . 5 ‘ ‘ ms “ - ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 > A ot . Ss. . bis 4 “+i, new indictment A owil | : OTHER RROWNE . \ : ; : . ‘ ; . J ‘ ; “he at od ‘ ™ x ' > . * > _* a - .* a oY : ; wo ™ : Se ‘ : =. . =F" » 4+ > ~ i | ‘ s . | ~ ae aria ® , — .** ‘ le = . P 7 . 5 , _" fi ah i e RAs “A i : = | Ss > =~ = f° . 4 = 7 rN) mrt vt _ = eo? »} | 4 G a | n=* tn “ 7 4 } - 7. P= on ’ ’ i. » tn tn z= «fame persons Jan. J--, Which ie & ~— , ; . wh= 13 days after the closir f? : = — + . om as > wa 7 + on ® A ? s a bank The 13 i ra f . . : . ; ‘ , Fliohenrsc + | ‘were iierisses : tdyv A re EF .% " -_ ‘ . . . ’ * ee alkenhainer recen: | ALOTTIIR 1Oes r ‘Ti | . ha . {) Ss () . ¢c ap , ~ 4 » tec . . le ‘ 3 : | > . ~ . ees . . 7 7 > »% ’ = 4 r - . - : . ta - " : 2 . 2 > > » i * « ti : »T . ’ - ’ > \ n ~ > , ; a > 9 > r P c 2 % ight select your entire Spring outfit! SESSSEISESIS = WAS ~ "You Get The Giothes at Once SSSSsetst ~~ = = SPECIA store t keep your feet 2 » ¥ ltagreemeé Former If xami fi . : The Home of Cheerful Credit ‘*You'll like the Gately Way —For over twenty years the letter v ‘‘@ately'’s Good Clothes’ and painstaking service have been nen wo. o our mottoes. To select your Spring clothes here means satis- amen faction guaranteed. SPRING SUITSI| ....... Unusual Values at Corea 450 Electricity able and eonvenient Yor > + > we ~ se ~ AT lap your Baster Suit from our splen can do for you uid assortimeny’t acy mixtures To a Exper’ |. . : $4 . _ it Ee STTSPSESSSS SS OSSSS STS PST SS SSSSFAT Pele SS SPSS SETeES F SSTEHCE: ‘It guaranteed Come Cravenettes : aw ; to “Ray’s” _ y > > . — " : - plendidly tailored in ap- = Sens aS. = : for Your proved spring st vies (;uar- , [Sa i. ty sical wentesprot © cone sp te Coun’ see | MEYMG- EASTER OUTFIT 2 . the ‘modern ereereag pO SS == - % -~- — ; . there for your entertainment— = Ca e Nes SESS = = | . small dewr parment gites rou the clethes fer tmemediate ose and veu can per while yea wear. Ne «e- the electric sunburst. the . ewrity ts reqgatred—your simple remixe . storm, the roo.ceo candlepower light, the electric stunts — te pay gets the yoods right away. Came . ‘ im temerros. pick ent anr carment —_ ent and bare Mt for wee: Sanda Never was there a more strik ing demonstration of what * - . ~~ - ) ‘ . 4 \ . a : 3 y ‘ ~. - i see the practical things. too— —~ +: Bt ~ YEW | : most wonderful of all—the hun- : aes: PRIN D R E Ss s E S | | ac : | - - ~~? = ’ : ’ > ~" : : . ; crec and one practical arv- > : + - ‘teenies or ® deat . & weaunderteul materials ase Wary eltas Trovetw: a ’ men will wear this season, Charming style ; aa Ri. eclection at MEN . of @ther favored fabr “= WwW ‘os se! SAN Only $1.00 a Week 4S a nd t N G Ss U the season's most pepular shades. iTS Meverly draped modei«s, wo ade fu! beaded and -- $16. - -$ : f - " “verry mew «tye effect te tectuded f& “$ 50 embcwigend Peg Gein sanion Sroven | ey Just s Se! [he oe a: erepe de chines Al shades ted ts = ¥ D ; ; Wrape merked ay > "UP 2? 4 flhuly £81.00 a Week Gute $1.00 « Week M > BOYS 2-PaNTs $1 81 20 a: ore \ 4 _ eet “Tt rr : ww . i/ T he E! ectrica. Exposition ‘ ci loses Saturday aight a? oh FUR CHOKERS poo ) “$5: Furs Admrssion. soc plus tax \ -_ | Chridrem. 25¢ plus tax ‘ | K | Bk gee COLISEUM nt 2 Boor ELEVATOR STAIRWAY -: 7 ae Just SIXTH AND WASHINGTON | Washington-! efferson-Locust
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7 oe Pak Te, + ee tad ae mid ys} ad , * a iw q cc a a. fe ed eh, +e Ae mes t i, a FRIDA MARCH 16. dees, ce o * rripay Sess —eee # ee MARCH 16, 1923. v Sib The (@y 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 ' - Al ee etwas Surrenders. ‘special inspector of Peo cae pro- ————— —— = ; : 5,2f fe Bette vro- NEW INDICTMENTS oe reverent rd J. Do nahue, wanted at | was him as a joke. He FOR HOHENSCHILD : Of t Bee. sich Cottioa it che Taz, Smengammnaee of the mining! AND. 3. DIRECTORS , vincial police. HOMA CITY, Ok., March 16. | charge ” Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’ Clock iene ary ‘ment o t $80. 000. oe. een to have embezzled. Ten ) a a 0 a mining company walked into ev ed to have pattielpated tn the al |_Comtinuea_ Moe Pawes Dame Federal Bulliding here yesterday |leged embezzlement — guitendered to Walter Owen, | Jail, ac cording to eas a A in | henschild, that the bank had “a a large n umber of slow and undesir-. = = | able loans:™” that it had a ego, GRAND- LEADER Lae pees fount of overdrafts,” and that an/ f 2 ae eee ce : ws error of $36,000 had been found) [atone Teton NGF | er ; | | which. unless located, was equivalent, ,to a shortage of that amount He spoke of depreciation in the value of | f ' bonds held by the bank, and of the! iF | Meramec Trust Co. item of $25,706. | | | “problematical, to say the least.” | | Enright wrote that the bank’s con- | dition was unsatisfactory, and would! | require further early attention. . , 4 f : Depositors Appear. : 7 4) | Depositors whose moneg was ac-}f : : 4 | cepted shortly before the bank close od , ‘were also witnesses yesterday. The! . ys 1165 and 1214 A. D. new indictments ‘ill contain, in separate counts ee charges of | ries counts ene cnasger'ar' || Prices on our entire stock of Automobile Accessories have been radically reduced for for men at i | LLIAM The Lion, who ruled Scotland ponits and their actual "receipt. Tine posits and their actual ‘receipt. The is. || this great event, offering an important money-saving opportunity to Auto owners. al value. ; A ; from 1165 to 1214, granted its original appearance of these charges in th» same count of the old indictme bh eccer to the village of Old Keith. Miles apart was the technical defect on which _|they were dismissed In the new a Champion xX from the woolen centres and still but a village, indictments, Hghenschi indi ie P ischild is irdict- ; \\ PG eas Parking Lamps at 98c ed separately as president and direc- | a= Plugs, 39C eh te WG : F Keith produces some of the most distinctive a | Ms tor, and the other directors are i; ea | HIS new and desirable Scotch fabrics. : I dicted jointly. Porcelain for | | wad . Ai yf | a Parking ! 4. O. Meininger. cashier of the if 7 Champion Plugs, \ Yi y : \ Lamp sup " This fact may be verified by an inspection of the el aisnceas, Tuc ee ots takiceceee a YY | Aa ‘ a long-felt >. indictments. The 19 old i: dic ments 1 Me . : Iti is well .: val - fabrics being shown this season by BrowningKing. are still pending against him in the A Champion X want. Franklin County Circuit Court at made and oth ; tif Porcelain, 25Cc 5 Union, and in addition he is unde- ‘ cS x A Cc Titan meets ¢very law | Suits for Men $50 fo $70 indictment on charges of embezzle- ° sf er ment, on Which ft is intended to try — > Plugs, all sizes, Topcoats $45 to $60 | him first. ° =. 69¢ The Finest Fabrics, Finely Tailored Bs sr 7 Woman Sentenced for Manslaughter, | ' By the Associated lress. OTHER BROWNING KING SUITS AND TOPCOATS |) SHREVEPORT, La., March 16.—! $30 $35 and $40 Mrs. Alva Lazroe, convicted of mak Ee slaughter today, was sentenced to} i e high Swope qd are correct ANN NN Tl , 9 AW Seat Covers = MAKE your car look like new with thebe Seat Covers, “Fhey are the glove-fastener type. Come in four . patterns. in ia Carpets for Ford Cars the State Penitentiary for a term of } . . These Carpets are very well sath five to seven years. She was charged : ‘ , Locust at Sixth with shooting to‘death Paul Leblanc '! made and come in the ventilating in front of her home last Thanksziv- ings night | type. [iy Ford roadster, ~« $3.25 Touring car, \ mee © bak, Ford ‘coupe, * eblgglinen ge Be Ford sedan, ih, $9.75. Sedan, $3.45 ” \\ Sie Sf \\\ SS Dodge touring, pitters, 16 fr8.95 — | edan, ‘ ' = a. ' | } mazin “relief ’ for. N ep “Spot Lights, 9298 Stop senate 89c SOF ONE- IECE * Your tire aching feet PACH sig- 7a body. Lak ui Mh Coupe, $1.45 enamel nal is 3 ' Tire dust "aad rai ‘ fon eg rer | Delion Cord 1res ‘| proof; phage and- | | SPECIALIST from Dr. Kahler’s New York staff will be in our ; off ¢t * switch. : : Can used on to install. For : , . -f all type cars store tomorrow to provetoyou that there is.a Shoe that will closed or open HS I 0,000 Mile Adjustment Guarantee |) with ample cord. for-use as trouble keep your feet amazingly comfortable. cars; easily at- : ' lamp. an “Rg gt To prove to the motorists who are not familiar with the —— — superior qualities of Delion Tires, we are offering them ‘ Thousands the country over enjoy easy, happy, comfortable feet, at a great price concession. Try them—compare them for Steel Tow Cables, $3.95 pecause they follow his advice. i size, for weight, for mileage: You will agree they are a | 4 Stewart Speedometers value of unusual merit, and they are backed by our guarantee: , The American Tow Cable is ‘ D ‘ S >> oo | For All Model Ford as well as the manufacturer’s. | | 2 the best on the market. It has” R. KAHTER SHOES or All Model Fords, | more strands of wire, consequent- - | | : 3 , ly it is more flexible and stronger. « A Gmfortable Shoe “Made Stylish $11.25 : | THESE have th OE ao 30x34, $9.85 Packed i in a neat canvas bag. sie | | ave the 1923 “Easter Egg : , : i ‘ =: trocen sglhnaey) rant emg en eee Heavy Delion Cord Tubes, $1.75 ta illustrated. They represent over 69 years of er ag ee Te pie OF i eaare ; al Step Plates, patient scientific study of the human foot, and Straight Line Last 75-mile Capacity speed dial—100,000- while they afford the utmost comfort they | Th, ate mile season and =1000-mile_ trip ee : — he Tires wei Aluminum, 89c | straight me lest allows ; J 1&2 I. | te | 7 4 F of hidden between the flex. | have pleasing lines. They are made of the | the foot w remin tts normel odometer. - 3°25 95 | 34x4l,, cai « : rs 7 ~~ me a oe SS a |. w 7 : i? gs. cf he PE - S $24.85 F Whe leathers of the sole, is « choicest leathers and are verysmart and stylish. | *h«p* without crushing end $17.50 $2.15 | y hand forged, springy tempered 35x4)0, . $25.95 | ] distorting the toes. | $18.75 $2.25 | f te! : Tt $19.25 $2. 5 adh. and Pee gentle V isit our store tomorrow 3 snd fry ger Auto Horns $19.95 $2.45 sea a ' SUppert to m arches an 5 i . ’ , . ph he Consult the specialist while he is here. vA a So b : $31 | AUTOMOBILE 0 owners | will : . | in Bil digh ts a patent In- . 98% of cars. : We carry full lines of Goodyear Tires, Tubes S ing—black tocker at the heel and bel! : * . | nd Accessories. And whatever your needs, they stroke and an ideal for + Combination Last . | Crescent model $3. 10 Hand - RY ¥ mes can be supplied here at the lowest prevailing prices. poses. | The Kehler Combination Last is two widths narrower at the heel Horns, ‘ $1.95 end instep then across the bell. It gives you thet pleasant snug ; | fitting sensation under the arch. \ Saaguex ca Common Sense Auto Supplies for For d Car S . ESE Wheels he. Body Polish tially made and Nave _—e : 4 Demountable Wheels, set of | Hoag Manifold Super Heater, finished rim. ve pra under- @ (GRAND-LEADER) Quarts, $1.05; Pints, 59c MA ip four wheels and one extra rim, | makes car start with very little writers. 8 tien; easily attached, §r. / IGH-GRADE scientific cleansed $15.45 | exer $11.95. In the aaa arlor comer a flee i ek Nee Pa “Aco eet Te — a ——————————— an -_ ——— a ge * 1s is ono ¥ Complete Hood, i 639 : _ Hub Caps, nickel plated,’ z0¢ of the best ie , B Panay Boxes, engmete 2 1.49 Spark Plug Wires, set of four, lubricating me- | oyce | | y AS} BFC dium - heavy Motom- Rubber Mats, for front i Commutator Wires, set of 5 Oils made—in = eters boards, | or 6 — 45¢ . | | : . Door Pockets, for roadster Of » t3¢a4 Lamps, $3.75 . ¢ : . Qo | F ! Crow’s-Feet | Te model, $6.48 ead af yee . Simplex Steering Wheel ambor Timers, give your | ks, PACK U niversal #.. more speed, more power, ge $3-25 Careful treatments ( : model, $5.50 7$¢ Oil Pet Cock Wrenches, roc * i Properly applied, it can dissipate crow’s : Junior mod- - W. Coil —- $rB5 Brake Shoes, pair, ue. OG6 4 assists in the ban- feet—wrinkles, ‘ ishmentof wrink/es el, $3.95 | even, may succumb q ) ; $9 AG ge TN EE mah Streett’s “Ideal” Motor Oil | t whilecleansingand ul tion. Pai we Hii Top Recovering Outfit - | ree Mey’ | Com stock Hit . os merigye amm noe ole i | Touring, $4.95 of hair goods » (Third Fleen) i) It will not break down at high “cyclinder tempera-_ a Hi Roadster, $4.25 ture.” It won’t heap carbon on piston heads or seep ‘ 7. a us STIX. BAER Se FULLER j|]| COMPLETE with back curtain and ee gileaee lugs. 1 all necessary tacks and tapes, for Spaen PNG " vai GRAND-LEADER Hi) Ford cats only. : 5-Gallon Cans—Medium, $4. aa ” » @ ue . « 2: et . LE Be PR + ‘ = : Phe aE ae > ; = : . ce wales thn Alte nga ~ 2 - ae ¢. y es r+! - ~ é Fe a m no pias. et Ra TAN so oi Bi, gulls Bia? AAR te Bie Ft ts inate ~
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‘ YY OT Py tee OE IT PSR ae A Sr i Pe OR NET ~y ~~ fa * ‘war ry . ¢ : _ - FRIDAY. MARCH 16, 1922. . - a " rn + > ihe cTty ie cesculation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone aos i ata that.of fhe Daily Globe-pemocrat and fhe Times Co. nbined. ae ae = i — - . P te allow westbound traf ie 4 th machine. He said he had; AS SLAVER OF iF to pred fe a m at the time stopped and asked Mrs. Miller if she. drove aw: and Was arresied ik * was hurt and thought she replied she when the poli ce tra: the license was not. so he drove home. aE AND HIS | ' 7 ’ | 1 @. m4 Sixth and Franklin 7 - | ' ? ' ‘, poe : > . p.. 3 hed Y } Home seT. } [Mail Orders Sent alg Brows Hesg. 4 poly Identit: ed in On INTO STREET CAR WW, | 8 EEE ae all .- a} ather ot Julius. BROADWAY & MORGAN fae... 4 ee Washington Avenue Corner Seventh | MEN!!—It Will Pay You to Walk 2 Blocks Off of T@ Arthur J. Kamp, 35, Meets | got ee that he was 0 in Acci ; a = ‘Sees the Eigh-Rent District to Save 43 sp phe legge Drscinatirte er ren a, gar > — Sains ferson Avenue Viaduct at Z Mrs. Sokelik repeated her id . | ie was one of them who she Over Illness of His Wife Eetion on the stand today, Floor | | NR Ne tS ehand and gon. They came | Worry over f{ilness of his wife and é ¢ ‘ ‘ shop and told us to hold ug consequent inability to sleep indi- ! : ien "s pring p nds. My husband and ana . oetins t ee: & | ; ling room and rectly contributed to the death of were in the sellire - - a . _ ~~ Arthus J. Kamp, 35 year old, of ; New French Toe Lasts, = iwas ina room behind 4238 \IcRee avenue. & barber who y Ww Kiow'’s Story of Shooting. was killed at 5 a. m. today when his | A Nut Brown, ‘Mahog- 7 . - - “My huegband was writing « automobile skidded head-on into a . - ee i Ff K.enised his free hand. They shot northbound Setietenta car on the Jef- Pre-Kaster Sale of . any, Black Calf , a . L because. he oniy put up one 8 ferson avenue viaduct. ° : or Vici Kid , 7 Julius ran out of the back room Harry F. Stoppelmann, 30, a sa- 4 ‘they shot him, too. Abie th loon keeper at 2601 Chouteau avre- | . -meat cleaver @t'the-last one ast nue, who was riding with Kamp, was r I ji Ob) S | we EASTER SHOES a 4 Dyan out the door. This was af severely cut and bruised. | —in High Shoes and Ox- | ter after eight.” Kamp at 2 a. m. drove by Stoppel- - fords. in aH the newest id Abraham, who te 15 years ol@ manns place as the latter was clos- . patterns and lasts, are / i ~~ poborated his mother's testimony ing for the night and invited him to | S now ready. * = . bddentified the defendant. ride. explaining to Stoppelmann that . ° ° | “| , ~ = » Roberts plead an alibi in whe te: Beautiful New Springtime | a 5g mile Ee Sepunse! called on Miss Mary I a hospitai suffering from heart trou- - =. m.. when was knocked do (on the campus of Washtie Broadway and Pine street by in au- Wersity, in the sixth anriveal tomobile operated by Daniel Seegar. : | mtest of the conference. The who has an office in the Pris an | ebaenr: on ta the University of Suildi Seegar said Wooden cart | Draska. SRM NE bal * »’ * ° - —. i .* . <P *. *' There ie no wharge between parked cars int As measured, cut, tailored and fitted by our own staff of expert workmen—on our premises. eon et and the public will Bee : ; 7 _ ws “Se (sire : | Washington Universit 4 «¢ | ‘ North Theseus ‘iin ‘atteondl’ Geis FIT AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED | at gs mons Ne sagec walt Owing to the inclement weather last Saturday pets merenmatees ty om nae e-perteih ened Qumntesttn enti: tal tian enna uence coe nm. when struck he Thom ei per on display hundreds of bolts of new Spring Suitings. A pattern for every taste. and Sunday we still have a few sos perme Foe BEREAN 1922 TOURINGS oe )PENING SPRING SALE R ADSTERS and SEDANS "| /TRIMO)] | =r EXTRA PAPI RAC 7 * ie ee el 2 & 2S ‘ue »., We Will Offer You at Special Sale Saturday and Sunday, = =— PAN TS pe poe pom onergreagsna OF SAME MATERIAL OR TO March 17th and 18th and at Cost at MATCH YOUR meee uarantee Same aS on 1923 models and méchanically ) a Prices for these superbly tailored all-weot Suits for Opening Sale : Same as 1923 production aT wees 3 QO 5 QO , weak parts. May be had in wood Open Evenings Come Early — " to ateerearr wry, PP TASS £ P a® We ng perfect satisfaction and a saving of from 250% to 40% unter high Do not miss this chance. Terms to suit 409 purse TRIMO PIPE CUTTER oe : , ° Made with threaded nut in frame . look over our used cars. Prices and quality will surprise. | ||" ==" "=" -Why Dundee Sells For Less- | ABE. | sxmaess makina it hmpomatse te 1—We have no charge accounts. ican their ion. -WILLYS- OVERLAND a, MMOPIE WRENCH Se oe ee handle to save the handle; with a 3—We buy for cash in large quantities. rf hidden spiral spring, always in a0 23d and Locust ay eng Se mer enenis | 4— We sell thousands of Suits yearly and “pp 7 ore take only a small profit on each Suit. : aes SALESROOM, 457 W. Schirmer aa & deen dd F / TAILORED a oP yf Se os * : : ceabsigiit , us when vou want it — youll have i. eee MOTOR CO., 4728 Gravois Bie S.-i ae | : Open Saturday till 9 P. M. ‘ eS. bed. ———TT Se ee -— ie — a ra = — ” om Rt ne J.M. LEDERER & CO., 4380 Olive ) Trae, Spee bas mee TOS We guarantee te deliver om time. Tell Sol so" 212 N. 7 TH ST ia : Ee RR ee * oe
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NT Re OR age ri + SMAKC oH 1 The City Circulation of the Daily POST: DISPATCH « alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. SI. LOUIS ony _—_ _—— ere ——— a rnipa ARCH 1¢, Ties. — , a nee - - - a RR = eee Y. 1923. ee Se ~ CO. Largest 1 Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in tant and the West. Roberts Identitied in Court WWidow of Samuel Sokolik “and Mother ot We Give E ‘agle Stamps and Redeem F ‘ull Bool-s for $2 in Cash Few Restric te d Artic le s Exce pled. eee or $2.50 in Merchandise- ee et ee eee - — Julius. A Few More of the New Model >100 Victrolas us ran out ol! a. back room and Have Arriv ed by Ex xpress @hot him, too. Abie threw a a { cleaver at the-last one as they | out the door. This was at quar- | Ser after eight.”’ » Abraham, who is 15 years o14, cor- | ted his mother's testimony and | tified the deféndant. | . Roberts pleaded an alibi. His \ ] called on Miss Mery Dough- : : iw, a stenographer in the renea! Convenient ferms Arranged g. She testified that Roberts) ’ approached her while she was for a etreet car at Eleventh | Olive streets with a man com-'| pion, at 7:45 o'clock that evening, bad asked her for money. She. ced him particularly, she said. fause he had on previous nights de the same request at different bts on downtown strets, Testimony of Defendant. The dtfendant testified that ne | i been a beggar in St. Louis for Mmore than a year. He claimed to| fa disabled" soldier and said on. mis Account he could not find work. was &2 morphine addict, he con- He denied having been near Sokolik butcher shop that night | amy other night; said he never had owned a pistol, and knew noth- | of the shooting. In conclusion @escribed the incident Miss Wougherty had mentioned and said me Was “working” up and down) wave street until long after the mur- | occurred. ed PASSENGER BOAT IN SERVICE THE MUSIC sates iees wom a MIN THE AIR a FREE RADIO SET Md (paseetger boat for service be-| | ieee fa", "SM AND HEAD PHONES. \ inte. arrived here today on ber | aiden trip. She has accommoda-| }of Roy Roberts, alias James mon... 26 years old, on the that he was one-oef two men giirdere Samuel Sokolik, 694. | gon, Julius, 22, in their kosh- er shop at aay Biddle street e night of Jan. 18 last, opened to- ja Circuit Judge Calhoun’'s court. is expected to go to the. ie this afternoon.. and Orville Phelps, 27, : 4514 Worth Sixteenth street, were A after they had been identi- by Mrs. Rachel Sokolik and a Abraham, as the robbers who wea the store and wantonly shot B death the two Sokoliks. _ Mrs. Bokolik repeated her identifi- on the stand today, saying, Was one of them who shot my a4 and son. They came into Sm ehop and told us to hold up our! My husband and Abie and I in the selling room and Julius. ih a room behind. Widow's Story of Shooting. My husband was writing and he a his free hand. They shot him - muse he onivy put up ohne hand. _ wear are copied after Pand the new French Shades and saber. he-orls. ee RE NE Nt A i EE CE AC ETI AOE TE a i AN tn A oe mh came ) ‘ Malia lNilialeeleialaliliRlMlieleSalielieDadadie edalin PRE RERESREERCRRSRE ERP RRR U ERE S RES Bs es In the Basement Economy Store, pA xtra Values in Easter A Come in Tomorrow for Demonstration Women’s and Misses’ Coats, Wraps, Capes and Dresses in a Profusion of Cake orrect Styles and Colors. Coats & Cap 7 Music Salon—Sixth Viloor FAMOUS - BARR CO Foremost Store for Victrolas SE EE Dkk Shh kk Sk kelkledeRatetatadtclalliclidaltalclnlnliel SUITS Special Values A= 0 proud of these Suits. DRESSES argo bacanee: 12 All new and u -min- ‘ett: ‘earjiatiol of a BA Pn ha aaa aa ae DRESSES _ | ee or = lraped. You will be Coats & Capes Special Values ‘IS Coats like these are almost a necessity on the cool mornings and evenings of Spring. Jaunty sports Coats, Capes, Wraps, all authentically styled and nicely tailored, are featured In thi lot. Of Polair. in plain celors or plaids; also wool velour and sue- deine, tan, rookie and reindeer. . Louis’ Seldom are sueh handsome Coats as fhese offered at as low price as $23. Shown in & compre- hensive assortment ot Spring's most approved styleat dewlopes of Bolivia, Normandy and sue- dene. Choice of black, reindeer, rookie, kit fax and tan. Richly trimmed in numerous ways. Basement Economy Stere . to weat for they are ute styles: fashioned styles one j . RpoYs’: quality (an- very smart-looking,. besides be- to 13% crepe. flat crepe, Allt; and Paisley -faceyl | ing extremely practical. Tailor- -back and Poiret ribbons: in nav’ twill. tricétine and checked fab- ‘light Spring sh: : ‘anton and tricosham with ed blouse back,. box and —krown. -mbroidery, beads, side®Wbutton effects. of splendid- rments. coc ! gray sandalwood rics black, tan, navy and Sizes 14 to 48 [P TOES g or tender feet. get these easy-fitting rookie. Good assortment of sizes. _ —_ + -_— ; = ~ For Men of Moderate Means—Unusual Values in New Spring Suits A Timely Offering of $5.50 and $6.00 New Hats Choice at Ves! In order toe further popular- & for 209 passengers and is the’ bperty of .the paceman Niver et Co. | Three trips have an gar been | juled for her, beginning on April | ize our store we want to give yon a Radio Set abseolutcis Ihree. With every $25 purchase we will give a wonderful Radio Set Free, or with every $0) purchase or ever, a won- derful Radice Set Free in a polished Sports and Conservative Styles ) Oo $485 i Flowers, fruits elties are used in trimming these charming Hats. which are fashioned mahocany cabinet. including tun- ing coll. ae complete antenna and a SET OF MUSTO HE AD rHONES (2000 ohms). when Civil War veterans will make ‘@nnual pilgrimagé to the Shi-| h Battlefield. | ribbons and nOV- « a rere cette cst ate meee | Missouri Valley Worensic | Contest. Representatives of seven of the) ht universities and colleges in the Valley Conference will] meet! shtin Graham Memorial Chepel, | the campus of Washington Uni- ty, in the sixth annual oratorical ‘Watches, in fan- of the conference. The only ~ i m\ cy silwer, gold or ©¢ is the University of Ne- | sd VA. $e) a ee Eee ka. There is no charge for the x ol edn “oe oiled fst and the public will be admit- etre | Biceses. Pay 51 ‘Washington University wil! be! “2 ee ee Eee by Stanley Wallach of $31.50 to $50 $1 A WEEK FREE RADIO SET [| 14-k. WHITE GOLD 15 RUBY JEWEL. ( of rood grade straws, silks and. .com- binations. There models that @ This offering of Spring Suits, coming just before Easter, ig the will appeal to misses and matrons. direct résult of a favorable purchase. Brand-new Spring models Practicalliv all of the approved tailored of reliable woolens, such as flannel, ¢assimere, worsted and shades are shown and there are unfinished worsted. Checks, plaids, tartan checks and fancy mix- plenty of all-black models. tures. in’a broad range of light and dark colors. All sizes from 16 Rasement FE-conomy Store vears to ‘48 chest measure. Extra trousers to match any of these mnt, $4 eee 2-Pants Suits and .Gabardines Unusual 8772 Values. and double breasted Suita of good wearing woolen fabrice in a variety of patterns and ‘colors. Sizes from | 933 to 44 chest measure Full-belted tan Gabardines with silk sleeve and yoke lining. Sizes 32 to 46 chest measure.* eT Your choice of Higin,. flinois, Watt ham and iwMiamitten Girls’ Easter .Hats $] 85 Basement Economy Store $2.50 and $3 Values Barnett's offer during this sale a)» Ali at 2 fifty exquisite ladics’ 14-k, gold Wrist Watches, in rec H lar, square, «o tagonal. ong white ‘Basement Economy ‘dtere fangu- Emphatic Suisthiae i in Boys’ - ‘Two-Pants Suits he and other odd shapes. Terms $f down and $1.00 a week. A won- derftul Hadio Ke- eciving Set FRET. fake onc home Charlotte Russe 6 tor é BoC ¢ Spe for are th ese Russe, whi emerald gr méutnaend mesabeny Stere | You Will Admire These New Spring Sweaters $2.50 and $2.98 1 38 - ge En sae We ps ee retin. $1 A WEEK WW ~§ — Special Values 80 € Good- looking sports and pleated-back Suits of sub- stantial woolen fabrics in checks, stripes and fancy mix- ,pef tures in light and dark ‘colors. Po: Values city @ Both attractive and prac- Women’s tical are these Sweaters. Slip- Silk Hose Irregulars $2.50 Grade $1.48 @ Full-f MN silk eilk with Lisle t over models with round or V necks and long sleeves. Alls sizes 36 to 46 in the preferred Spring shades. also pleasing combinations. Knitted of excellent,all- silk me hag Ha’die Sey and Musto Head henes, tree. $25 or $50 5; | : >) ergy: En gop with you FREE RADI “Lady of the Lake”— Waltz : d HEAD “oy SET. “Bring Back the Sunshine ‘an You Took Away’ '—Fox Trot Two especially fine Dear" — __ Fox Trot} oe: Beene ToHave and To Hold” — , ee or caerees Fox Trot en spigot what tjoice Greatly”--Anna Case Se ee | Are They’ ’_.-Anna Case a i — white s2 i DIAMONDS eae m0 RACHMANINOFF for Men soi, St fo ond i caumteene and Women See and NEW EDISON whit Lhd * ae Both pairs of knickers are full Rit Joeked ankle: WJ , eo mohai mye © lined. Sizes 7 to 18 vears. sry nd Hungarian “Pe : Be ." Ht a iscas tick tas “~ apsodic— so ane ec ose ; : orale— nay foes ieee 2 | _ Bemi-fashi ber Boys’ Reefers je in ‘C’ sharp Minor Mg , ah ope | : leme and Variations — dor, t aaah 4c Chocolate Caramels Special $95 He Valse j in ‘A’ Flat— Women’s Hose ; — == i “a Barcarolle—Op. 10 | ee te eel Canes Special Saturday, Pound. : 33¢ Tweed Taproats tar boys; trom 9% te aan SILVERSTONE OD and reinforced feet for tomorro' 10 _— bees ee ea models one oF 5% wiih fuli belt: gray or ten , Mas MUSIC co >" site . Kaerment Krenemy *tere 1114 Olive St. <p s at beonemy Stere
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le NEI, nt Sa oer beers. : er ia i oe: irr The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ; — » 3 _ SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 10, 11 & 19 were — Men’s Silk Hose ose a & > > -* “2 i : " de $2.50 Silk Knit Ties E ; ‘ei pes > a Seconds of $1.10 grade ard of Pe — — . @ Men's Silk Knitted Ties in the popular grad- make; reinforced Leel and toe and shee iy PART TW O, : black and the most popular colers. Sizes my ee uated end shape: in heather mixtures, also feoteen: Daturday at aes . We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2in Cash Largest Distributors of arn 9% to 12. Speciai Saturday . 4 ee | or $2.50 in Merc handise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. : at Retail in Missouri and the West. ttm | 4 _ SENATE PASSES _-.,. —— _ = assem ba — s > * or Easter and All-Season Wear Many of the Most Particular Men Will Select From Our Bucliien Collecticn of | g SI. | HUIS COUN seta Har a Olnt Pa a a Bue I FP owe Concurs in Ese Newest Spring Models Expressly Designed for Young Men and Men Who Stay Young os Be Fe © One in Which Tel . Sea ae ; Error Is Discovered 2. ve ae . Pb . +", « * x “-2,"e.* , re é - ~~ . ~ a _ ~ wee ee : +s * ‘. ‘ : - 7 +> ~ ¥, 6 ~ « ‘ . ~ “~~ #.* ~ *. " ‘ *,” ALO ~ = ~— he nen SBD, a a%e * he . ' . —* “s : ~ aes i A ite 4 ” ; : = o . . 4 > .* ‘ + ; . 7 * 3 a : x. » LY . ; Z : > ’ P ~ " y : ! ' ‘ + . : ’ BS @ The unvarving excellence of Society Brand Clothes has “ar them renowned from coast to coast—men who demand the utmost in style, material and tailoring buy them repeatedly because they give exceptional service and retain their good appearance to the last time they are worn. Our Spring showing is exceedingly large, including the approved models tailored of the highest quality domes- tic and imported woolens in a wide variety of choice, new patterns. A feature of interest is that extra trousers may had imme- diately to match any Society Brand Suit. - Whipcord |Two-Trouser| Two-Trouser Two-Trouser| Spring | ®& JO ZoBAMR eerenson cre, mare *- was passed by the Se Raincoats © Suits Suits Suits Overcoats | BG aT ei bree —- Spee Priced at | TIM es amendments had been adop 75 : a) canes tu; naPes : > . » 7 OO S w PR! _ . . aie as : ; yt 7 . . _ . . . - . AA iit a : ai at : serrati’ e modeis. ly ta’ lored ° : : ; sf ‘ i 4 . as a topcoat—-alwa! presentin breasted double-breaste aie o-trouser sult neie ant Modes, Ort and Nortoli of Oxford. gray or black materta!. S| , 7 error had teen 6 ‘+ : P : . . , — : f nog oe . : _ ; , i : sroart appearance Spo! te read) i a. tT) TT | : ail rr | | rmillbie re a ° ct YT; ite) , sTestT TN) (16) > a ‘Ty mi rrci? ba ae ' ‘ “ . A . ; mi! tth Representative at St. ' . i ‘ee ; . : 2: : | i ihey are shown in both the rr* - J ; . “ " The Coats in t! | | | of all-wool materials in an at ling and there ; end pring Suits neluded are - ton-throus! » eee ee Lf : County. ¥ho basdle@ the bill ne Oat in = S ‘. @iam ts ie os ioe s = = . . . ps as . : - tL itstat i m- _ y . > * ¢ a : > o* « > » ' : ; bd yy 5 > . . : ~ +> . 7 } . -_ ~ ear " , +. , " . . - * la nounced that the : } ) tte eria | - pene nixed wor- seme are lined throughout with | | | - e Bouse. oF with convertibie bia silk, while others have serge body /; | had agreed to a correction ‘te o- - ate : ; = . . a ’ ‘ . ; Zz sare , belt. pa . h pocse - ' a A 5 SRS = .- -_ erratic Sendte caucus, wh Louis, Casey of Kansas CH sia Rte iY Whitecotten. of Monree ¢ ll-around belt, satin veke and aie oo Pe 3 OU $ = $ 0 : leeve lini $ $ | ss ra | | 1 Ses Democrats, and Ralph of & | | Be init oo wih aS ; County, Republican. ; ~ to SS PA AY aS 7 Nature of : » SSE it) Seeceeiee' i # After it was learned t Sint oa Se \ eee ; | caucus had appointed & epee | e See ; Se | migtee to handle the bill and) , ’ » : >, : Sn tly ft out of Knicaers and young me ip to £0 1 rears These new models in “ Sete oo to aceept ite recemmends Youths og : — exact “a 7 ab oat ae These new models in Spring Topeoats are tailored of the | — | Pes t Diapaseh on Wednesday i ‘ ae Ts c lv T P.r LA | oer : ro tt _— 7 e - of age n ul fin tne ‘ King % “Min approved soft fabrics, overplaids and mixtures and are shown | | : ed out the danger in this are so skillfully styled and tailoréd that they will fit splen- ; “gs e ; ey the measure might be . ' , * % ,h4 Vi meaty cy 2 >] ‘ | o> didlv. Sin: rle- breast: “dd. double-breaste | Sp rts. Norfolk and & pat i rns that Se leet on ean he made : Mi 4 Intad on delared for politpeal Jazz models of all-wool materials.. In our Exclusive Young - Priestley cravenette gabar- e ‘st satistaction. They are silk-trimmed and quar- | “i F =s to be worthless or fall of . . . - } ] } t. 3 . eye . PS a pi ae T es) Men's Clothes Seetion. ? -lined ; sizes for men and young men. om Stetson Hats Sample Hats ats ee ee white with raised white satin ; ls with full belts and pleats; stripes, plaids. es | : Priced aa Ee: Louie, Kanese CUy ane checks and fancy mixtures in tan, blue, gray $7 Special $5 County, whe were eeiected Value at eS s ‘ learned from « to ly. A : and brown. All sizes 8 to 19 vears. ys : Ten styles of Soft Hats , % e, caucus,.20 1 - ‘ = ™ . © ef clection matters I : only. tn black only. styles. al | the majerity acted wiast . All-White Shirts igh favor with ; i AA \a Fie ee > _ Extremely Timely Is This Sale of Tailored of sturdy alKwoolen fabrics in the favored a to get ag goed «& ? ‘ : Spring shades of blue, tan ir and br All zz : ae aa M n ® Pe i str: t is ar Se Bering Pe ies | ® fi : oo . tre in St. Lows Coanty a* 5 ~ : eli pes, Ww Pen -— © life nS. ! : MIS. ancy mixtures 4 ; : : i ss , ’ *hink et wee the most d H i | ; | as | Plece of newspaper e Maia Pleer seeeeerteereeeeeeeerre ts of bine serg*. tha I aie ne os » tion I have ever scen dn t are reinforced at all points of strain. Coats are lined with service=bie “pam @ Excellent white breadcioth Shirts with attached btutten-deown collar and tweo-Dbutten Broadway cuffs ™ —— a : splendidiy tailored, very dreasy and | | : - ‘ ; : practical. Sises 12% to 14 peck. @ These Shoes were all specially purchased from “ rin lov ] 4 | | : & reputabie Eastern maker for this sale. Round SP & 1? . , Nov © tS Aj] White Blouses and square toe models of black and tan kid. calf; Reefers, $1: Suits. $8.50 Are 4 : ham bomneitae cin and patent leather. Choice of rubber or all-_leather sults, were i, | . aS Shirtien Sizes 7 rvs 13 + J : - — = : we heels. Included are some sample ‘(Crawford | Se a ereasted New Oliver Twist. funter, Bal- : ee : ’ ‘Pri Shoes”’ in sizes 614 to 74 Bee nen asian shoulders, kan and middy etyies of Jer- 2 : ee 2 ‘2: > petch a chats, yokes and belte: seX blue serge and cassimeres | , Ty Bs ’ Blow ses , S @f cheviets. bh “e ned rimmed : aes : Boys $3.50 Oxfords and Shoes, $2.90 : other Sabet: = ilies a ty a “sp . ee Soe : Attached collar style, of fast color Tan Russia Calf Oxfords and Hich Shoes with round : Others $53.75 co $18.00. : shirting. in blue, helio, green, tan, toes in sizes 2% to 5. Built to give good service. © : = gray and corn. Sizes 7 to $123 7 15 years. Priced at Tr? Li ttiit ttt ie ‘nts . -£. = 7
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- . *. ; - ES P hs . ns ne -_ ee : — — Fe go ee TS SOC. PBST SF Ry . “Editorial Page EE : fee Ba ig 2 . ia a wa a | . : ) 3 he : a . _bsiy cartoon | LAIDIT CORAL, st. Loud post-oisPatcu | GIS(CAPTIOyN] * ne , * _> - Ah. TT a *.. " foe : ae —— —— _-- So ee —— ee —— >... ; a » - « “ . property of $3.878,639.982 i5 which "ACTION UNANIMOUS ___*"% Tex Commission auded $74.1:°. DEMOCRATS STAND | ’ 7 = 617. Of this increase, $69.85°9 007 AND WITHOUT DEBATE was on real estate and $4.299.710 o» BY CAUCUS DECISION | personal property. The Board «’ | Equalization Will pass on these fig | o » ures in the next two weeks. the law o,° Sale Be ee oo Be Bey $e ix i. ee . ; : it a Board of Election Commis- requiring certification of ihe fina; Abolition of State Tax Com- ei a5he BE ge 8 Pe toa hs ae Sekt Kage |Money for Most of the Work is a 5 igures to clerk: f {} ; tone : = 2 o a ; es oun = & 4 . : ee t. oe : Si ee oni ‘ Pg ‘ dang “% * ~ : to Supervise Enrollment ,.0°. °°" ‘“S ‘**%°" of schoo! tax of Steps Taken as Matter: : Res i aerit : ee nance Authorizing Sale of by the first Monday in April as a levies. ‘of All Voters Provided For. , BP : of Party Policy. | : Be osx. Gre as ho neo . Bo is P a ea GEORGE BERNARD SHAW ON. —_— Bt ft RE. ee | Bonds. te:tecege as f Staff Corresponde he - By CURTIS A. BETTS, we ae 2. ‘ aS | e Cl dies ae ae By a ar eelenaeraenpian of t a IRELAND AS A PLACE T0 LIVE A starr Correspondent of the Post- , , Bo ) ) ——, age oad tales Mtededeae ' . JEFFERSON CITY, March 16.~-| “Problem of Making It Fit Place for si PR meow omy eae a ; ee Rising j}terday approved appropriations JEFFERSO!) . March | Segue @ | as se bond issue work totaling $1,087.27 Me St. Louis County registration Civilized Men Has Not Been In the Howse yesterday afternoon Bs f . Oe ig ae ' dees Bes ie, Si Pe | ae ~ | including a start on the hospital : | Solved.” ms : ; , as‘: b) pens } p : \ ‘O] ele the progra: of t + $ ; oh, ; = . Re POM p bill was passed b; the enate, late ‘Copyright, 1923., en eee et , “y pests : ivy , ; eodevigegs © qe epg a pee, Fait Sh aaa . . waterworks projects, ‘and $180 | yesterday without a dissenting vote’ LONDON, March 16.—“Ireland is'| politics which has characterized th a V Se te : | BOS AP Te 9. ee an Ok | . Sea ot od for an expert legal staff to carry Om—. - 7 2 ‘ ‘me - "“OHCaeP in ra aor tn res ) > oj a . ° : ~ , ss : d " : ‘ ee % et , . ek 3 >. “A oe % ” s : j “ : by - y : after nine Senate committee amend- "OW called a Free State, but the rated” oa A z ooae tes ,' ro 7 (aol ee ay. meee ¢ ‘ : SOR In “tomes a sae the vast amount of legal work in- 2 ments and 10 special committee | }F biem of how to make freland a week with little, if any. really i i Se ) 5 ee Pee. eS nage a Ree i Re FN ae Oc dae ae | volved Jn the. program. . age, | COuUDtry fit for civilized men te live : ) Wag barge ae ae voit, tk. te S pues do a ace RG eo eee aetna ) This was the fret authorization hy amendments had been adopted witn-.. . portant legislation to its credit... Ths es Mee Oe PEEP EE 8S. pg a ge ita mrpeck . in has not been solved.” decla res tt satigspte ae “apenas | aoe i P " pa Te ote ys 3 i = ee . = pee x ee Seng 5 se $: % si ss ; : i St ites : gine oe os s Sg 3 Beis fe goats “i = Bb se the committee of actual construction ‘out argument. The House previous); | George Bfrnard Shaw in a signed he's ad : litical cee aga ee SiO te a OE Ki a eM ae “i ae Mg EM se Ss Rene Mea te Se A eS eo Pie eee Me ho. , , work under the $87,372,500 bond Ie- had passed the bill ‘article appearing in the New Leader. | The Dietene ¢ » anaes i , seg be ol sO ge Hc le cea A EE IT eg sk UR Bi ee RE OE tee Oar ORE ON tage a a ig Ca Ret, a Soo So %- resident of the poor counties had This is the Market street view in front of Union Station. The buildings at the left will be razed, from Eighteenth to! jient of service building now : 6. Against tax-dodging wealthy coun- Twentieth, and between Market and Chestnut, to make way fora plaza, voted as a $2,600,000 item in the recent bond election.| der construction. and a hea | House, announced that the Senate! that moment.” | , } 5 7 , ren. Market street also will be widened to a 1oo-foot thoroughfare, from Third to Vandeventer, in the bond issue work- : plant; $105,000 for construction 4 5 orn o er ¢ > ‘agreed to a correction of that, = r had Substitute for Tax Bods. plant; 4296006 foe-op : _ -_—~- — —— - ee el ~ ee - as ae ee ~~ —— -- —_ ntv Ps . of its > o . ’ + The bill is expected to finally pase Rein Gays: Senators Are Even! and Disbursements, who is speci mce wefore the expiration Of their} peor count: paid far in excess o : patients’ buijding and alterations ; , than to! proper proportion. | $63,000 ¢ Oday or “ ically rohibite in the naw law terms for n ther reason See ene rouse lap today © Harassed in Their Bathtubs. gh renters soe lice > hein. : Pg Sp : of existing buildings; a kitchen and equipment. “ oo Gov. Hyde is expected to Reccial ibn’ Mth Denkbidinbeh in a ht agente ling to 1 set the jobs _ Repub! —_ phages Pedy the ig NA eral IR 1 , ign it. | CS state noard o squalization, if even went so far as to attemp o OL Revenues ans isbdurs Ss W: . ° wie © a : "The Senate action was ineexact,; JEFFERSON witigh March 16.— | which ‘he is the administrative of-. legislate out all a AD eget: coy > Pag cereagylesgg ener ge or om SAID 10 HLL CAPITAL SURVEY (}f SCHOOLS tabliahment of @ department of Fe= » conformity with action of the Dem- Proceedings In the Senate were im-| ficer, any matter in connection .to give Hyde the power to appoint added giving the director the same | diology for treatment of cancet ' ocratic Senate caucus, which Mon- terrupted this morning when Lieu-| with the assessment of preperty. he Judges of the State, which Was! power exercised by the Tax Commis- ‘ | ° bs | New Waterworks Included > hv day night decided that the bill would tte palilag! ir rlcegel EAoyd cated at- Taking from the Assessors and ‘about t} imit ef partisan politics. sion: in the recommendation to the; _ a ig ae : ie %. New Watervvoees : a . - ‘ BEL’ o opcinted by the foe their desks. A lobbyist was speaking; ing it with the Director of A pes e. few exceptions, legislation for politi-' the board followed during the few Rone) Rate Regulation | Purning Back on Progres- abbas ete ace a | wonsisting of Senators Kinney of st. \to Senator Ralph. He quickly de-| nue: and Disbursements, a pro- cal purposes rather than in the in- years the Tax Commission was in ex- | Bill Passed by House. | sive Movement. river above site of plant, which ~ ', Louls, Casey of Kansas City anid | parted. ; , ceeding of problematical and terests of the State. istence. This Senate amendment ss scecipeslinatihdinnials will be 13 miles west of the city 4 nn mouree, County,| ~sverel Senators said they were; doubtful benefit. The tax reduction bill provided | was stricken out in the House. By a Staff. Correspondent of the/By a Staff Correspondent of the} }imits; $65,000 for construction of ) Democrats, and Ralph of St. Louis oe bid ume mprerented 30 ; Reduction of the State tax rate (that the State rate should be reduced = = Repeal Already Anticipated. | Post-Dispatch. j Post-Dispatch. a road and w@ter pipe from Hine = | _ County, Republican. Pen cosa y i aren Out Of your) trom ¢ to 5 cents, which will mean | from 7 to 5 cents on the $100 valua-' Now the board will have no means/ JEFFERSON CITY, March 16.--| jpepeRSON CITY, March 16.—| Station to Howard's Bend, @ aise) ee | Nature of Amendments. ba tub In the morning; Ralph said, a loss in revenues to the schools of | tion The Democratic campaign Jast of determining proper assessments,| Representative Roney of Jasper’ The will b y . hool tance of one gnile. This road will ak er it was learned that the, o-arnhey vite in your Shirttail, ce- the State of about $300,000 a year, fall was largely on the represses: and in all probability will follow the, County, Democratic caucus chairman) re ere eres... be used for hauling material from. Brera had appointed a sr cial com- mayen ate eur eFeeRras | i on — vied the educational and eleemo- On| at taxes would ne yeduent ie old custom of accepting the local jin the House, yesterday charged from of Missour!, so far as the State Leg- a railrodd to the plant site, DP. mittee to handie the bill and agree. swig wee be Pa mis 7 gage the a HEX UtOnS of about $600.- ~ pore’ rats were pat ee ae Assessors’ figures. In anticipation of the floor that the insurance interests islature is concerned, for Represen- The committee approved the $150, to actept its recommendations, the’ E al pores ors, ore from te bowed, while not making anv owes mee ag! pager we a ae | _— the repeal of the Tax Commission of the State were represented in Jef-' tative Whitaker of Hickory County, | 990 proposal for the legal depart« , Post-Dispatch on Wednesday point- 7 - wed Ke your oTfice, yon ee to eae reduction in anybody's ae nes moe ee wisi ala the i 1] law several of the wealthy counties ferson City by the largest lobbY | 40) of the reactionaries of the ment, and necessary amendments ed out-the danger in this situation, | your ‘ eax te find poune lobbyist has ax bil ae Tact be sap ihe - are a “nits — are already sending in assessments which has been in existence in Mis- | j are being prepared to an ordinance how the measure might be so mutig| ‘**¢n possegsion of it. It has become) | Abolishing the traveling aidi- oe eae ee ae ae tian the, totaling more than $1,000,000 less | sourl since there was important in-| House, yegterdayed an. attack which now in the Board of Aldermen. 0s S lated on delaved for political reasons | ee Ye l ee tet eg oa cee sey tne State Auditor and Pes ee wee 2 9 # abate nh pie than their assessments last year. surance legislation pending in 1913. , Killed the idea. And thus the Mis-| ‘The ordinances approved will go as te be worthless or fall of passage. | ae ’ aes ma a dsb l would like | yer din: re office of Examiner mae “s dae than seen wh Oe In some quarters it is believed Roney's declaration was in the de-! sourt Legislature turned its back on} (© the Board of Public Service today This danger appeared xo have been ~* clion at my desk habbo Ac ounts. This measure peasy ane grin, Roehl = Gov. Hyde will veto the tax reduc-;| bate on the Insurance Department one more progressive movement. \ for approval and recommendation to ina S probably a better system Costly to Poor Countic:. tion bill and will restore the 7-cent bill to obtain authority to consider The foe was a resolution! the Board of Aldermen, for passage. —_ 4 . ; %! eae DH vemtwed when the special commit-' ; Bile , itine S —_ deo tet "ednesday night and after Move for More Judges Advances . wrod ae State department. but This measure was put over only rate, while others believe he will cut the extravagance of management of parsed by he Senate to ask the Before final passage by the ak , "examination of the bill agreed upon Special te Fue Post Diesatch Bae ° . n om che law all provi- bv the use of the caucus. Tt ic very the appropriation bills to meet the fire insurance companies and their | carnegie “oundation. without cost to | of Aldermen they will be referred ae ae ‘ the 16° epecia! eommittee amend- JEFT ERSQON CITY, March 16.— ‘Ons tor audits of county offices costiv to the poor hil] counties in the tax reduction. On the other hand, earnings on investments when fixing’ Missouri}, to conduct @ survey of thet the Board of Estimate and Appore ee ments. Most of them were correc- | The Senate today passed a resolu- . One Good Measure. south part of the State, but it so there are others who take the posi- their rates in Missouri. Missourt schools to determine their tfonment for approval. = ee tive eninn 3 made minor changes in tion for the submission to the voters : Consolidation of the Hotel In-. happens that most of the hill coun- tion the Governor will sign both the “The galleries of the House are ..sas and whether the system pro-| No money is available yet the Seetstons of the bill, and none oS Pe ee ee _ then gue travidigacty Drug Insnec- ns che epresestes by Republicans, tax reduction bill and the appropriae- crowded with these lobbyists,” Roney | wiaed proper co-relation between | the bond issue for cons ) ‘ iced - wine weakened it. creasing the number of Judges »f ne and Beverage Inspection de- while the rich counties north of the ion measures and will issue a state-| said, “and they even invade the! public schools, hieh echeels -ané| work, as no bonds have been sold he the bill was adopted by the the St. Louls Court of Appeals from Der ments. This is considered a Missouri! River are represented by | oot piacing the responsibility- for | House chamber, tagging at the coat! higher educational institutions. Approval was given the ordinances ‘ ‘ tery ren: three to six. The resolution Ynust be gE ( measure. Democra s,.thus the northern coun- , ett é ; will follow. on the tails of members and pleading with | e by the Supervisory Committee yes- Benate it provides a satisfa y reg P p - he deficit which wi | ‘This resolution, by Senator) Pain istratic tc Et Louis Connty in the passed by the house.to become cf- oo ce of several measures ties controlled the Democratic Lestetabture them to vote against thie bill. ‘ter. which the Senate accepted with t*™day to enable the depar'ments ration for souls ~~ “tj hich are des ‘ caucus The city member in the *“s®* slew: 7 : haa printed articles calling attention legislation, * ric t . t. es ok put through with ‘great ne - ane crats, who were in the majority, for action in the Senate tomorrow or ng rea * ote and senemeiiiine agents | education. | of bends Such ah ordinance | to the status of the measure. ty delegation considered o© 4riall the Democratic a5 rb arity. were all pledged by caucus action to: Monday, and the exact extent of the; SUranee © - 1othing for two| =#a%ed Thirty-Second Among States | ;,a+e8 in the Board of Fistimate : Statement by Ralph. greater importance. He said that the | were present. includine th. 5. ‘vote for the Dill. political acheming| will be known.| Who have done by against this; Jt Will be recalled that the Rus- | Apportionment, and this board 7 “l want to say in advance that I defeat of the annexation 7s in the crats from st ren tan’ _ Thus the poor counties, which re- Cuts cannot be made, however,’ with- | meno Bp SS ee ‘sell Sage Foundation, in 1912, sur-| phe asked to prepare a bill authe am going to. suppor this bill and | Legisiat¢re at ears a “are neces | County, Voting in accordance ceive in State aid for their schools out seriously crippling the State in- yee i +t about the clerks in the In-/| veyed the schools of this State and | ing a.bond saje to cover ‘he ' that Iam sorry we haven't arrived sary for their ogg | future. (the caucus decision te sir a “ nee tall tiele seade amounts ebedral alimtions ana 1 that to eee eee oe ong es ome mnie ve cee a. | Feported that, on abasis of the con- | approved saatien , : ty 1ioW Ss é ave Ley : ' sh UECY | oi ‘ : + s0ceuk su ic ; ‘ , | J . at this condition in St. Louis ‘ ounts # ee rn pal gs ab ona we did not even make objection in. the times as large’ as they pay into the. will be. a responsibility assumed ‘orneys lobbying for the bill?” asked ditions prevailing in 191090, Missourt | Water Commissioner Wall before,” Senator Ralph. the first a eta’ ahs an etintion bill,” he de- Eee State treasury in taxes, will be de- which is very likely to be an im- ». entative Dale, who has an in-|ranked thirty-second among — the| fed the committee’ he bat speak along this line, said. “I was 'n- delay gis | i, 6 ‘Apparent Object of Majority. prived of this aid to the extent that portant tissue in the next campaign. enration’ Wedinken in icine. States. Gov. Gardner in 1917 caused | mately - $660,000 avatindip © n . = slibern- | clared, “and I want any member of It j ise c seleiaianibis ; ; : ‘ : , be ) "¥ited to participate in the 1 Re taae miakse MER tee TS. think 3 hetiee rece en ttok legialation that | ey Would participate in: this $909, - eS reek ear | Questioned on State Activity. {* *imilar investigation to, be made) Water Division current » tions of this committee and con e Senat ; cc ee © record meets with the greatant 000 a vear which the reduction takes ST | OUISAN ADVISES FX-KAISER “The Insurance Department stands by a committee of seven Missouri- | fund, and had been advised by~ . = snor to have been s®-| speak the truth to deny it and give criticism, the actic . ' | from the State revenues. ' ans. The report of this body, City Counselor t ! sidered it arf hon mn there being a : between the people of the State and | oul . The State Tax Commission recen*t- AGAINST WIFE Y VISIT TO CORFU the greed of ‘the insurance compa- | based on conditions in 1916, was | this money until the bonds are. ptt ong Emeric pes filme trans ie se nies,” oney replied. ‘it is proper, !dentical with the Russell Sage The . water works ordinances . ee Loule and sc louis } + Y ’ .) a © te 2 it what publicity it deserves. far step backw: : _ lected. mie _— CXward, particularly when Borsalino Hats | | “I know that the Senators from ‘I want to say, Mr + Sesame a there is taken into ne i ; , bien . any underhand holds. » : ' hom Lt , - — ow , ee ~ . Priced Pt, Louis, Kansas City and Monroe Biapea 1 ci epenad. Coleus TOPOS. puree tthe record of the majority | te Public schools of the State will pein would Serve No Useful Purpose, | i+ should prepare such « bill as thia,{ findings .for 1910-—that the public | posed Yestesday provide the at S County, who were selected by th Vhen I am oppose ay BEOD DaMY ON appropriations “| lose $307,742.58 by the reduction. Col. Stephen A. Lowe ‘Telegraphs which is in the interests of the insure | Schools of Missouri were still thirty- seee | | weaned es. 1 learned from newspa- tion J] make known my opposition it would appear fram As the larger part of the taxes are ‘ to Driorn ais buying public of the State. second among the States. Water Diricion funds. with a _ G. B. Borsalino Hats, per ounts, haves wide knowledge [openly and ppoperly But I do re- ) of the whole subfec paid br city and town property the Special Cable to the Bost-Diepatch - “This bill- gives the {insurance su-| Whitaker, in attacking the pro-|these funds be reimburséd ig wmporied from = Italy: B® of elect: matters. I believe that sent the publication, both In pews’ cratic Legislature a saving to the farmers, {nm whose in- _ _ (Copyright, 1924+ sera nt the power to fnquire| tion to diagnose the Missouri educa-| #mount appropriated when the bongs @hown ‘in eight new PU on, 4 tee ceted wisely fn the se- articles and in editorials, 0f.charges cipal object an attems, ROME, March 16.—Col. Stephef perintendent the ve ineurance com.| tiomal system, erromeously @eclared are sold. Bonds issued for the $15 | es. the majority acte . > hat we were in collu@ion as prac- cass ve 6 empted enibar- lowe of St. Louis, who was an into the profits of the insuranc | en ie de th e agency which made, 999.000 waterworks project will be ‘ Mat lection of these three gentiemen that Vv . sment of Gov. Hyde and the R “hirtv-fifth Division anies and to use the information 13] or ae nasi my | ; Mata : Ron ae being any collu- | tical politicians to change this meas- publican nbiebdtinenohen: - | eae Pe approximately 42.000,000 acres officer fn the Thirty-Ofth 3 is ee pare | fia in determining what the report several years ago. tha retired from Water Division . , sion pam these gentlemen and ure for the benefit of the politicians. effort to ao curtail the revenmuaniies of farm land in the State. The say. POW director a cal setae “4 yee oe sail to pay for insurance Missouri ranked thirty-second fn ed- Recommendation of the ar rhs es een ' re = s ; il the Ps that | ae er eer tas telegraph is a proper rat aka: “ , | egal department, te od i myself, I want to resent the state- As I said the other day,’ am K0- there would be nearly $2 900 600 Jens | RS 1D tases on this farm land with ™ actin athe id serve no use- priced lawyer 1eTre : iCounty. and I have a rather wid a ele | , - _—y that such a visit would 9s | ; ' little interest in ft. 7 ; /We in St. Louis County as possible. Se oe = ' measure, which would give under the Director of Revenue and ful purpose, and: it mignt be very It has been the ee ae ges ay a waa Chem inken and expert legal corpse to protect the ae “I think it was the most unjust registration So when am ~»patTer me Memocrats the campaign talking, Disbursements. The rich counties difficult for the Princess to obtain) insuarnce ee ie be \ac e | the Whitaker satellites voted with | from heavy lows through inflation of of newspaper” misrepresenta- none i # o i iiesiche: tare 1 pan that they had attempted to re- had for-many years been es aping suitable ving accommodations. had only the right nie er cata | tien Hickory. County | = th ‘hetfithe property valued. | gh Sia t »7? } it "4 . - . - . s + ' $9 BI was on the calendar for fins! epout them. Bo tomagys ey could attempt to lead | ment meant popularity and re-elec-|bipys and overcrowding so general ments Passed by Both Houses. (low.ng the wholesale referendum of | Sentad political affiliatios p I leratood it to be the _ Fr ure of Bill. the voters to believe he was respon- tion. Consequently assessments were that it would be,rimpossible to ec- Bill \ '§ & Ali P pt underat : Essential Feature ae ble mat 3 Aotegea de When the bill was first put to 1 political consolidation and work- + he considered in| | Wish Of the majority that the Senate; 7),6 changes made in the bill by BNC. not equalized. commodate the ex Kaisers bride. - - ft ared that it men’s compensation measures sub- | on | the 1 corp hil ; we could - i ae : tlined in the Post- Same Game Plaved Before he hill counties were forced +o w ut creat inconvenience to relief, vote yesterday, ? appe | ge oe ‘ale | , should he Put aside 80 the Senate were outline« iT nN >4 7 ° ‘ " witho iy “4 ea incon . bh e defeated and Roriey. for mitted at the laat general election. T % | Pass the House bil! rT’ put the Sen- Dispatch Wednesday and the gen- It "*ndoubted!y is the emallest kind assess property at nearly ite full. workers and others performing serv- had. been of ovine o reconsider: 2 ‘Pte bill on the informal! calendar'’so' .,.; provisions of the bill have bee of politics but Ido not by anv means value be —— even at that figure ices of vital importance, ft is said. the purpose ot the Gants fr yes to == a That hd anvthing happened to the published or ee. era! nre’s ious iM Cr 1. zAYT t¢ ifn’ re the rr fé re b P that this it \ ; atld ran se bare , enough (“o)] Lowe assured the ex-haiser ation. chang Seat! reer rote was 7s for eration and the bill cocbived s° votes 4 bill this session would not sions The e«sential feature is that is the first time that kind of politics , fer their ordinary expensea the properts was being carefully no The san If Roney Had not six more than enough tor passage. Without a registration bili for St registration of voters tn the count has been played in Jefferenn Cit The ety countles could raise auf-' » aintained. but gald the quesguon of the eee te the ball would have’ As the measure had : 4 : County. perhaps the dearest | Pp ovided fer \ ‘ ounts boa! d of The Republica me priave d tr (wn ; nt : } ? mone. t)) n Sees ents from r is retur?ni ie one To he ta Ken up dip- changed his ate: the required num- passed the Renate. it now T've had during this lLegisla- ' alection commissioners of two meni- awo when thev came nfo nower. 20 tea/30 per cent of value of pron.- lomatically with the Greek d7o. ern- raestyns = ‘the signature of the Governor | ore” elt 000 ha year, ie Virtually the whole legisintive gee. erty. And vet each paltd its State ent toration ef stable ber of vo ; : ry , ers, receiving $100° eac } g * ; ment after the restora . ce Meee we : He immediately moved & reconsia yh ate sibel 3 F . . > ~ ' : ee » . . , : . Ralph said that a regis- provided. alon Was devoted to measures Which taxes on the valuation by the local‘ peace conditions. sigh til a ow te ‘3 i tells: i el as AE et “
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FRIPAT. BWARCH 14 1972. * a ee a... ae we tie ) i Bec, In. 1878. The House This is a lesson to guide France in the treatment of ~~ ~rD m4 SSeS oe OBSERVE that vou have adopted in your editoria! colu werg “dumb.” to signify foolisn or'st pid. It has been used in fome years by baseball writers who fol- Schools and misspending the money devoted to the lowed the sound. approximately, but not SChoo!l system, for fear that our folly or nig@ardliness might become known to the public. “dumm.” which means stupid. and was. Let us pretend we have good schools and colleges. probably used by someone of German: Yhether we have them or net. Let us protect our lineage in speaking of a stupid play. un- 800d name at any cost to the welfare o? the rounger Ger the tmpression that “dumm was an Seneration and of the State. 2 Emglish word of the same significance It is far better that a few cents be saved in es in German. taxes of the yap constituents of the peanut po!!: I need pot tell vou ‘he word im the State Legislature than thet the routh “dumb” has no stich mearing as stupid. ‘soar have the advantages vllors th education (ve ol conrad of are ‘It is far better that the public school srstem be | : , *® Smatéering farce than that the demagogism. ignor- a me that the money we are spending is not spent purpose. that sense for word (,;erman the spelling of the *ho* P Sot Be act a2 Gut (stupid) play produces anything |)» | . Gumb (epeechiess) attitude in the crand 4nce and folly of State legislators be exposed stand and bleachers, but. on the contrary The yap yawp still prevails in the State Legislature. facites to an oraterical demomstrauen ! Prise lx a rich wocabularv [ therefare sug-., cat geet that in fully adopting this expres- | A JOB FOR A PRINCE. sive word into our language you inaug'.- Prince Dmitri Michael Alexandrovitch. son of a rare a reform in the spelling, that the Romsnoff and an Obolensk!, is among us. seeking em- ipted word may cenferm te the fact- - : all ployment, as a result of cireumstances in Russia. In and that if this season, your accomnplis! | reperters say “the pitcher made 2 dumb Y!¢W of the fact that he wants a job that wil! last until play.” we will understand that it refers the monarchy !s restored there. he May be regarded as . ~« some movement of the hewds, the an applicant for steady work. + ~ amb sign language. but when he savs he ~ a » imtre fe Alf Pia , : : : @ | jidly becoming a self-sufficient, self-supporting little T frequentiy has been asserted to A . writer, by persons of longer residence /‘Bation. Having been purged of war madness :: inySt baste than “m ee an ae 7 = > dele > 7 o al ; el Bite fer whatever eppobdrium /g00d marke r the commerce of fereien na fon ig nearer the ability term “conservative” carried. Thev heoane }As compared with Germany it Pinterest shavers.” ‘o pay reparations in proportion to its poptlation ment promoters. and resources. | The assertions seemed a dit roat— +1, , ere two in] ible ¢ subject to liberal discount. However a> trie’ _” matniy responsible facters tn Aus- open ietter, signed with the rames ‘ria's recovery outside of the thrift and courage of major banks protesting the tntenr‘ion her own people. These are the let-lire policy of the fit the tiew courthouse [nto the mun: war victors toward Austria and the friendly in ter- pat Group, seems susceptidie of only one est and support of the League of Nations. Austria interpretation—a concern for what sma)! er * in? w + Dasiness prosperity proximity to tre * t further Into the depths than Germany has gone pe ——— : -————- -@@@ AUSTRIA LEADS THE WAY. interesting miserv — — ror “~w \ the No order in ‘ — and "D> eo re- not rather than inves the surverors might discover that our schoo! system was not as good as it ought to be and thus discover the backwardness of the State in education to the made to the Government's Let us go on making mistakes. Starving the*fthe (in order that Europe and America who could see tn the League only a military weapon of the Entente ooo ——-— THE SUBMERGED REVENUE OFFICE. To the Government every income taxpayer remote as a heaven!y hod: Unele Sam is so far be- hind in his income tax auditing that he doesn’t know who of us have been crooked in reporting our i comes since 19817. That after t! ginning of the law's operation that the Governmen pparentiy is hopelessly swamped in the race with work. It is only too apparent that th! condition of affairs cannot indefinitely continue. When Gorern- ment gets so far behind fhat there is no hope of check- ‘RE up on its returns, collections wil! denend Ly the taxparers. let off a rather fermidab!: With elastic consciences. Measures of enforcement are hardly more ing than the presemt state of arrears in Ten thousand positions are now open for acc who could’ aid tn the werk of checking up. unlikely that when sufficient additions have uditing force the revenue from returns will be serious!+ curtailed. Further ad- ditions to and multiplications of the army of emplores to administer the tax law is fraught with danger to the integrity of the Government and the liberties of eople Simplification of the income tax or the sy tax in tive if the present hopeless delinquency of persists. ee RS SO ee - the reformer who is disappointed with Wil S purtfring influence on the movies expect Wil! is as was £0 be- S000 > ire tha a the honestr o? on a3 ttc will ~~ - ~> S ; ? ;7? of some other its place will become - °* ” Tavion . an ~~ , " reget on which side his bread was butterea? eee - — THE ABUNDANT SOUTH. Texas. usual. led in farm last her crops aggregating a value of $735.00 600, or $276 - 4 A ? . _— — ” ’ ’ * T+ 00.900 greater than second-place Iowa. Illinois edged im ahead of California, which be agate ag by Kan . - y © - -_ - . i Y' sas anc Minnesota. New York abd MiSsouri were practically tied. The group-production Department of Agriculture are more Gustrially than the individna) , ~~ - as PPO rectinn > a O00 rear, Taristice 2. i] Statistics: compiled bw the icant I1n- records ~. ’ . st. Louvisans. ure of their ;’+™ thar —_0-oe— — ee -—-2 “A sheik ‘lest person under the Sun. Sars & Visiting speaker. The sheik h had s d +t. like bolted hair is ames >> ~ temple liana ed hair is n ager a home-breaker -——-—_— — oS - MISSOURI NO SHYLOcCK. The Semate has passed a ’ ountry banks of liable br their failure as deni; O nds to Carry out contracts ) Gomer ~~ e 7 rr o> oe +. ~ . ’ oe ne a es UD Ssiances arm pi} . . — ’ _ > Teiieve a number of Si Dena itie«c *f } ~ : I Px. a oe wh) entered ‘nto v 7 th the State y the Senate's action. those gmail barks might qualify as de- positaries, by giving security for the funds allocated the cash in quotas —— . . tr them - to them. the treasury was di which > Mace an eightiet) ialer receints swelled to vided into . , ‘ractioaa! ? bids wer —- * . rive security "Th = 3 rr ‘ . 28 pound o .4@87 n hic instance ronld be had morals. The And though law. bad fudgment. bad business and bad S.tuation calls for the quality of mer- HE -ignorance mentioned by the respondent in “Plaga Suggestion chgetiy on the part of the writer Memortal Plaza plan in ro particular pro “Ges for closing up the east and’ we errege%s. Thirteenth will be closed fr» Market to Chestnut street: an! Within the blocks to be taken plage will be vacated Otherw ise Streets will mot be affected wic , Reinforcements for De Tonty. ‘Te We Balter of the Post-Dieparcn S St. Louis is contemplating tensive improvements, as evidenced Dy recent bend iwewe. [ bee so of'er a Suggestion. taking for granted vo: « pet object tp : siemal vieiter to vour city While walk img en De Tonty street. 4100 bivck. jas: Sunday evecing, [ encountered ware, rigmding on the sidewalk nearly show ex - comments frem an occa te Such extent cannot drain off Would it poesibie for the Denartmen: o/ ¥ and Sewers to take some action to _ Remedy thin condition’ a sort of subetantial repairs to ‘his Would also. no doubt. be wery ;.\);. br” repidents ‘hereo, bu: *huckheles ith loere beer dong in the past. ix t RKANSAS TRAVELER ark. ~~ 2 or y agen Oy ey, s—o9r "ce wa, * Sere omy we ne TT Se ee —— vaFD a+ ee we en, ee, POEMS OF MARCH. 7 + E done with thr biewire And let us have Sprine The seeds for our so¥ing And Enough of thy fling Songs for to sin = * = The maple trees danced and spernded. a_i eh ie ‘Ire = ° . 1?) wh: 2 Suz = ea ctr} broken ~~ * oe ’ smev fla beauty was rended. rears And the retstering ra \fe fwe are one twain IIL. - A robin is ainging And all und!smayed, As if cruel are G2.74rs some setbacks must forget were true lovers - -~*> e' . * Pederal Jud: aay 3 ved notice the® reonle de«i er {rkansas. g to damn jireads are to have ® more standing in mMmAgmste ~ hk. ~~ ied thea »* > = = ‘J. Hi.” exists outside your sanctum and comfort tn the closing arti- number of. International Jeur- » a FRIEN DSHIP. Th eias, rT Ss es Buddha and Whitman. to you z hoesophers arcens the sorrowing. strengthens the weak” er a friendship ”» Was it net 2earts Friendship that lives passion departs’ Love can be rarrew and selfsh and sordid and - friendship. dear ")erT though leve cools and Fawning one moment. then torturing. all i an hour 2 w>en al! wrores are forgiven. }jown let her come to her own. has the eres of cor:passion chartry firs¢ of her gifts, Cancels old foilfes and faults, upward the heart- broken Ffts. Shall we not seek te Be frten @s, fust friends, after all? Are net our hearts ever hungry te answer that cai.” Just @ mere score fm @ Mfetime attain te this But. the ecetesies Friendship will She end. Seul-satisfyirg. calm feeling ef frien@ fer « friend Migher than lore, witheut selfishness, Iriend- ship thus pure. and ctre. x. M. Léves that for lack of ‘t languished can -omfert Wiis ~~ ——aa ~ }. : : ' ' ’ ; : : ‘iets Ike Breitecheid, the Foreign Ministers | most ardent pacifs |M. VICTOR BASCH in L’Ere Nouvetle (Parle ERMAN resistan@e is being intenstted, — — ee ee ee MIRR The ;. This column ia designed to reproduce tout nas the latest comment by the leading ’ newspapers and periodicals on tke the day. THE RUAR INVASION. aggravated. instead of being attenuate@ | our pressure. The most advanced democram™ George Bernhardt, director of the Voss cht @ ‘tung: the most conciliatory independent 2 tke Herr von Bertach; # now are pertisans of passive resistance which & been organized so cleverly by+the Cune G ‘means to stop. Every j}ané@ expulster. ‘the ministers of the Reich are forbidden , the oceupied zone. which may be in: ; aiwavs a part of Germany. ment It ts indeed lamentable to see our friends on the same side of the barricade as von Ludenderff. ° Naturally the soctalists and pacifets have no idea of fighting for the big trialiets whose selfishness thev have aiways sured Ther would to enter Inte : tions which might lead to recencilfation até make the condition that the Ruhr muust a evacuafed. They protest’ fust as vehemently the parties of the right against the French ef force, as a tack of fustice and a flagrant tion of the Versatlies treaty te which ther > : iiA®? becoming resigned. So that France ts teday' or fronted with the entire Reich tn an attitude volt and of unflinching resietance. i Wecan but ask wheres our G y there are more After the high pelitical a the prefects. the police, the directors of = telegraph, the custors officials, professera, & the ordinary policemen whe refuse to salute @ French officers. Is the whole Ruhr going @& emptied little by little of all its inhabiteuiE, order to make them submit. And whats with military law. but is certainly agaiuet and justice of the Ruhr being. wntil new at Now no metal pr ucts may be exported to uneccupied Germany, “ | temorrow, tf Germany does not yield. the Soe will be turned The sufferings of the gxain. | man people will be aggravated, and our | ists will triumph. (ing | armed to the teeth. and Germany, disarme@ And the world, which “ss om at this unequal duel between ane powerless. will turn more and more with eam passion and sympathy towards our snemyp vestertia) is Our puliic men can peo longer hide the Ge from their readers, do what ther can fe the enterprise. which, whatever happers, = tin condemned tn law and in fact. * * * . procest that the resistance of the Reich is 2°Wa serious sign of German mentality. and that 1 Tuber had not been eccupted Germarr woaid ~— V@fun a2 new wer very scon. perhaps in two tt'me. Is tf really necessary to draw ett the fact that ft is just the contrary and | just the Rubr cecupation which has roused many s desire for revenge? Se fhat new catastrophe were to happen and that = @uel were to be fought. this time = between Germany, and France. the ns /and those who approved end carried | Ruhr expedition would be entirely on _and would put cur country outside of the eff : OR off PUBLIC OPINIONG = ’ a rr “ie Be Pes Medill McCormick § o Select Party are Women "ot, men. “Republicans er Democrats cause they were born that wa) gat having the idea @ hare heen able *o see or itical the'tr true vaguest and principles tr ght to ™ sake fntelligent dec isiors.on wetions WMre.. Medill McCormick, ef the senior Inited States 4 from tlitmets, de restrrds . luncheon address at the Mel? Hote! before the Reoubiicar en's (“uh of St. Lows weve learned to h euestions, and we war why of the TDremeocratir fican parties and what each p S ¢o @o.” she said. “Men aps | @ont demand these things. the ‘tnited States Senate,. there are some men of fair gence” —with a smile— “they've. had a steering committee that ¢ stecr OF & program com witte® could make a program Opposes Nonpertisanship. VWre McCormick. who & daughter of the late Mark & national Republican lead -r, tha: women drop any attit nonpartisanship and get tmte the large political pacties as « tical means of making t felt as a force in obtaining “ta we? think cud C7 legis ation. ‘Tre mrust work te make the one of the highest ‘pol cian’ she i I'm proud te call a regular ward werker, @ prs si lobbyist. even something of & circt boss ™ Urges Interest in All ¢ Mre McCormick her pot to confine thefr' ac to pert of welfere messures, take an [Intelligent tnterest In’ ' ¢al questions coming wp. — League of Women Voters i& tts usefulness, she intimated, voting too much energy to leg'slation. That such legislation was be neglected. howerer> she URE ed by an appeal fer support ; constitutional amendment band has intreduced im the give Congress the power te child tabor within the states, its pretvueta enter commerée, Two, vy Congress te meet t declared once becauae they affect State's ri threugh censtit Inent can Congress mara matter. a heer « The FIRE CAPTAIN R.A. YOUNG | He Was tm the Department Fr Veara. Captain Roebert A. Foung. 55 old, of Truck Company Neo ? Louis Fire Department, died Wi da night from pregmenia heme 1412 Rewan avenue. & been [nm the fre @epartment 32 and was regarded as one of th efficient and daring of St. : men At the Christian Brothers ¢ n October, 1916. he wae d the wall that fell aad l freemen and previous ried under a wall im the ‘in the Mermad & “ar lie was serioudiy infored five ag’. when thrown under the] ef a truck when (t Gpeet on af * re. and hie sssoctates tn partment say that he had- eral lives tn hie career - He was a nephew of Col. Young. fermer Chief of now member of the Police an¢@ ts survived by his wife and) chidren. The funeral will st 2 p. m. temerrow from St. CBurch, Maple and Goodfe nue. to Calvary Cemetery. March President Harding by r has designated the week ‘ “2.2% as Save-the-Forests We ‘ging Governors of the £ewtee, the Presidert « “on to the Importance of Preservation to the industri commePrial Ife of the nations! % individual welfare, and that fires which are ‘the WASHIMGTOR., ter
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ee eel a a OOP A Ne eer er 2 | - 0 ] .?* FRIDAY. Be MARCH 16, 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds. that of the-Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' . y-, > —— ft rr MEN 7 } Founder of Women’s Organizations BY : Sm Steamship Movements. q p 0 ce al N C W S gm mgs ro Paghegy Dy the Associated Press. a sa | Vv YORK, March 16.—-Mrs. A. Arrived. ) ‘ es M. oA, founder and for many lLiverpoo! .| x soNPARTANGH | — ' MONTENEGRO, nS &. years president of the Rainy Day Boston. lie es site ia Vinifredian, | nH ) # “ ~ (~ oy Sf Am erica. charter member of New York. March 15,America, Na- | ” Weemeaien 2 Chréety Mrs. C. EL Loutrel WINTERI IN ! . ° of South Federation of Women’s Clubs f pies Last Times Teéday—0c ae neces | yr - Ps ‘ 2) ad ”¢ *s , 2 Sa ha N. J., is visiting her nrther. NG ARIZONA rye as a and founder and honorary’ Salled ree b 9 $9 7 iLL WE ME EET AGAIN prs. Medi! McCormick Says‘ wei: ohn H. McCluney, and her sis- : al “ s president of the Professional Wom- ‘sleutte. Mar ‘ ROLY Lak a Rose | th ENS nanee . They Can Select Party ‘ * ‘me Misses Mildred and ¢ Nara Mc- Passes in Antibes, France, at Age en's League, died at her home her a York a ae Samaria (from fs | dy--Deve Silverman's Orthestra ie , . 3 PS e, . . : on r M avin ¢C . : ic = = 4 : : ‘Ss. n ee , 0 “oa iter M Da’ id ’ ; ' sev were born that way, with- ’ rid ot 7 ef Montene- | | cause é , | ; Je Pratt, and Miss Eleanor Chase, Former Queen Milena ‘gg et having the vaguest idea why, daughter of Mra. Henry Le: erett ye ero, dled at 1:20 o'clo k this morn- ve been able to see political parties ‘hase, are in Java on ‘their tour o: : ing ‘and principles 3: their true light andthe Orient. They wilt return home The end came one hour after Queen Helena of ltal te make intelligent decisions on affil- | early in the. summer. Ss % : laughter. haé * \. that's Peg! , jations, Mre. Med vy MeCormick, wife: ® ‘ ' are Antibes for Rome by spec ial . \ | ssp 9 My 99 ? . : : ¥y s * ‘ _ - ~ ur? of the sen: lor U1 ited State 5 Senator Mr. and Mir« lohn Richa ] ¥I fs see Rens A train Ww hen the royal ae alas > “i : reg () He rt ‘from elllino!s, ae ln} ed yesterda, 17) kins of 44 a Ca) rea = re ve - ee em Cae é reached (,enoa. Queen tielena, he - : : ' - . - he ; ‘n suitering for Some me ou HIGH-VOLTAGE CUOMEDT ‘ghy’ of the Democratic or Repult | nig es a on, + rterio sclerosis and chrome cael : 1. fican parties and what each proposes MI j ‘* James D. Dawson Jr. and } Kas. ae : % ‘ing Nicholas, who married Mile- | | don't demand these things. Even in infant daughter will depart i j Pig i Ts ene na in 1860. died at Antibes March 1, : Grand Central Oniy— James Stevens. days for their h ae - ee a ee > .o 2 - They had 10 ” ce Baritone-——Sudworth Frasier, Teaser United States Senate, where , ie loTNn« in Tle ston. i, Se " gs D9 19° at the age of 79 hey AC i ce hl “ * ‘ P ' > al months. and Mrs. (;,orlo ond known as the peasant a a : : e | ' : ' usban " 2 Id make @ program.” . . —_ . om ¥ ‘ een ie suang™ St Fools ‘erly ace. | a" 1 the lowlv CC con ons of a girl accompany her home foe a visit mean: ** r she spent her childhood Opposes Nonpartisanship. —_—— : =S=S== ==) | y Mrs. McCormick, who is the The Guild Players will produ: beg ) the late winter humble . At the age of 13) a ~ | = | A DRAM eT. i Starting WIL. LAM Pox daughter of the late Mark Manna.|“Relinda.” ‘by A. A. ih) lie ae ae .¢ married Prince Nicholas, ' - 6eRT pial tees r * i To- i ‘ resents AND 4 - - - ; : s ; : cee WY 5} . ; spational Republican lead r. urged the editors of Punch. March 20. 77 , 7 ; to whose famils ) lena s father was ' . | i \ ildness o> | morrow f : Aladdin THE that women drop any attitude of and 22 at the Artiste’ Guild Joseph Visit in th South she will sail for distantiv related y -- a n E VY h ”? | ot 2 ' Wond nonpartisanship and get into one ot Selari is directing the performan-e teat to join her daughter, Mis Upon the death of King Nicholas | | out io . erful _ the large political parties as a prac-\and Mrs. Hazel Ewald will play the Frances ¢ ins, @ udent at a Q-\and the abdication of his eldest #0on, Anny “soney as' ' Features Lamp” tical means of making themselves titie role. The cast includes Mis ishing school in Rome, l’rinece Danilo. Michael, a grandson | | | MARY uptaton: f | All the M Pp of the ' . & ; ; . » > : 7. , ~ > “ . | 7 ’ felt as a force in obtaining needed |! Gertrude Walther. Emily Phelips ; ete : | a of Milena and gon of the late Prince toe “ag T KA ee \ 3 Orient i Mvatic Jegislation. Gordon Summers, David Jones and see Vimenten ened tenetape lin satagte-Sene: Castaiblie Mirko, was proclaimed King ife| . ~ WATE GOR- 1 Charm, Its Mraage Mir- t) arriage of Mis "erseve BSchild.! 4. , + and therefore Queen 4 eal ff Bee ce | @ Hour acles Set Before You. . daughter lr. and 3 Sol Schild ie | OE ret _ ste eames reno i Show - - :, , $ oo - —_ ——— = = — a 1 ; = 3 “We must work to make the term | Felix Rozier. The company will co was a-min Miilena undertook to shafe the re- i 7 politician’ one of the highest hon-|to Columbia, Mo., to play “Relinda” “ith Premier Plamanatz. Th» or,” she said. “I claim to be the before the Dramatics Art Club‘on “°. ° gd a1 : R ent os EO , ; | | ) @iaest living woman politician, as I| March 24. OF ohn Ginecmmin Mietgh dest! ae 1: Th Che summer et 305s Sore Wh ll Ms 6) = pg satel, deri we te ae at will your figure : Poin ss , nw -apnounced myself as far back a5) samubiion ;, » the Mantenegrin. consulate in ‘eclaring Milena’‘s position illegal os v 189s. and I'm proud_to call myseif Mr. and Mrs. E r " bli ceclaring ] a's vimittin, a ‘, | mat. , . bugen iger | ri _greguiar ward worker, a profession- the Clayton and my oo Ata Quen Milena was assidious for e ten years Tom now? ANT KS at lobbyist. even something of a pre- . ending S eathe | teat Mn | “Miss Beula Rodes aughter of many vyvears in her efforts to bring | = SS SESE SS ts ee SSS SS I ig 2 week m New York. Ms nae Se Joseph H. Rodes of 198labéut an improvement in the posis| | “= Ir terest in All Questions. | Ny Rock Hill , Fas , . 9 Wil it t ° th ) d h rges n j : | | OCK tiif re ney re i a (10M ar; standing o: he women Ol! | r Mrs. McCormick -urged her hearers Nem eam & Hamilton of the faculty | bridge luncheon to be given Tuesday Montenegro _~ aoe . grace an cnarm of tto confine theiractivities to sup- | °° ' es ard University will be the/ by Mrs. Milton Kahle of St. Louis — eae aeipee today — will it still possess its supple- of welfare measures, but to! *'°* Restes sv her stay in St. Louis, County, and a similar affair next) Town ¢ dub Plans to Double Quarters. of her cousin, Tyrrell Williams, and Friday at- which Miss Nerm: r By the acquisition of an adjoining | ness and beauty? ra "take an intelligent interest in all vi- ae rene. . Mrs. Williams, of 443 Westgate ave- mann and her sist Mr villi lot by 99-year lease, the Town Clu» tal questions coming up. rhe} hue. Dr. Hamilton, who h } \. e of Women Voters is limiting . : ¢ . i) . *s ia) as come silRarz wil : 7 ) —Zc2o \irs 48 | a | a arr: ange } to qagou r ie the size of ‘ts | > _ > t ’ MILTON StLLse Leagu | 1120-22) The R & G Elasticside makes it pos- ifn: ELLIOTT DEXTER to St, Louis to speak at the Wednes- | harz, formerly Miss Anita *rmann, proposed. club buildfmg at 1 tis usefulness, she intimated, by de-|, -. day Club tomorrow under the aus-.§ is visitme her : . i : . ee i at” 20-2. ; ng too much energy to welfare eld . ‘ _ ISit me i re irom ner hom cust stree The original lot, which bl f, f ‘ h é sn ee een league, is/in Miami, Ok. and the art vil was purchased some time ago, had a S1 e€ or you to con Or mm W it fashion legislation. the only woman member of the ; 7 * Har-'| given at the lermann residence. frontage of 46 feet 4% inches, and : > - not to rontage ‘of 46 feet 4% inches, a1 without sacrificing your figure, health That such legislation was Sd ie | a ' . hind yard University Medical School fac- 3455 Lonef: w boulevarée Nis th this addition will front $6 feet whe neglected, however, she illustrat- |)... | | Sed by an appeal for support of the| rae a eee tert ene spring tide, |9 inches on Locust street. Ixcnve orcomfort. It preserves the beautiful ‘eonstitutional amendment her hus- The committee in charge of the — oe ——— . 4a . la rej) 16.- The Ta Tria = ofa truck when it upsét on a run to fixed for April 9. ma - ' ight against the French potlrr a fire, and his associates in the de- The civil ceremony “grill be per- “a ‘x —— of justice and a flagrant viol* pafitment say that he had. saved sev-) formed in the large hall of the royal treaty to which they were . eral lives {n his career. palace, and the religious ceremon\ Saturday’s Sunday So that France is today oon- | He was a nephew of Col. William | jin the Pauling chapel, within the Reich in an attitude of re- Toung, former Chief of Police @nd | qufrinal. The date will not be Ca d S ° | resistance. We Pw member of the Police Board. | changed, it is stated, because of the n y pecia where our Governmen' and is survived by his wife and seven | death of former Queen Milena of ; : ms : there are more arrests , = The funeral will a held | Montenegro, the bride's grandmoth- Milk ( hocolate ;. Cocoanut: Cin- Tickets. Beldwin’s. 111¥ Olfee. the high political officials p. m. tomorrow from St o8e'S | or c ; - ed \T; 2506 SALASBURY #T. the directors of post and | Ghurch, Maple and Geodfellow ave-| Princess Yolanda and her fiance, oesnOn Potato and Mint IAEA TTT TODAY me officials, professors, ani = Ue, to Calvary Cemetery. ‘accompanied by Duke Borea 4‘Olmo, Marshmallow Fudge. . “THE "Y n who refuse to salute t''* , 7 | prefect of the Rpyal Palace, yester- 1 > Nee | aT \ ae STERY BOX , Am and 2 pound hoxes | the whole Ruhr going to ''« SAVE THE FORESTS WEEK! aay visited the hall and the chep-e! . ’ ; . 4s , : ” = ~ ‘ aS : or The W onde 0 ad © of all fits inhabitants ° Sets | giving instructions as to the arrange- sat urda\ . the pound | Cc Remember. \ | | °. || SEE AND rs of pore # | ter Oe i HEAR Reich are forbidden to tebe dent in Peoclamation. | All the members of the royal fam- For Sunday Ted«— Faster f " | UNIVERSE ' STATION K ACTION | ite Which may be in accofdan: HEME Br the Associeled Press. | ‘ily are expected to be in Rome for Is BERLIN | | ALSO per ag, ~ hese gerindh vy =a | President Harding by proclamation | act! as notary} : akes,-the pound. ) WHERE I5 MY WANDER- owe 68 OW NO MM ! has designated the week of April | masso Tittoni, President of the Sen- aa, EVEN FOR A GARMENT? Stuart BRITY COMPSON in ’ . . Barrie “THE WHITE FLOWER” at the A Praremoret Pietere w li LAST CONCERTS TODAY Peto 5 | YERKES’ FLOTILLA BAND me emma MISSOURI ORCHESTRA—"“HAWAHAN ECHOPR®” TT NS CT ct ete neat See Page 175 Saturday Evening Post ee eed nee a Pn +: a) 4 : likewise, the President calls at- re , / lace Your | aggray , ' / rr — ' And Bs yelp goragagene r. ‘tention to the importance of forest | FORMER RAIL UNION CHIEF DIES I ruly a delicious combination— : S Dp ° F | SHUFFLE ALONE ein en ie . and withetwo white lavers aml one Orders t ana lan acl IC BY AMD WITH es Seat Sash Between France: TM ccmenciat use of the mecion ona to |TOrme® President Carter of Firemen , Sh T , and Germany, disarmed an 0 na Passes at 65. . mle . lavar . clr @ . | ) ELM O N more and more with com individual welfare, and points Out gy ene associated Prees ( ho olat lave r ve Nan ously . oat- Farly Sk. wrence ort Sea Route hy towards oir enemy of Pat fires which are the result of BALTIMORE, Md., March 16. -— ed with chocolate fudge iene. F ontree! bec of Old World betore the New : ~~ ge WNAR AY CLARA S - for requent eahngs trom M and Quebec—e taste NIOMTS, Wes. Sat. Mats.: $2.00 | eat, €6LAST2 DAYS Carelessness or thoughtiessnese do nisi eo ae inae aremdent ein Sreat damage. threatening the tim- William §S..Carter, former presideni Smoothly enlacing. : —only four deys open cea. Everything there ls sone bens. ann tn ara = ib QOul-of-Town Farther mformation from local steamshep agents or TO She MR GRORnGE cAn no longer hide the trut! ) ‘ e ke ts lt ad Go what they can to justi’ _ ber suppivy and endangering the of the mid oogenesis si - mpeg Two ae, EF. L.. Sheehan. Gen. Agt. Pass Dept. Canadian Pacific Kaliwer. | ) hy ‘over of water sheds of streams |Firemen and Enginemen, died at a , . an Cc Shipments | 420 | Locust § St.. St. Sin Mo. Telephone, Bell Main 1711. | | | BEBAN mh, whatever happens, must. | ae a and in fact >. ses © FPhe we are used for navigation and ‘local hospital here yesterday at the £1708. Pe nc tance of the Reich is a “very Trigation. | Nh twentality. and.ahat if the , oe suffering with arterio-sclerosis. mt ——_- oe’ End Specials : , | Bes ENTIRE IN PE aan cupied Germany wavid have | |. Behoot Betrens’ ‘Alliance Banquet. was removed to the hospital sere | | Dance « the Castle | : o Stage « ong Fae BOON. perhaps in two vear?® ; i banquet in com memoration of Washington three W eeks ona —— his | ee i Stollen Coffee Cake s OLIVE AT 20th ST. t 2:15 —_— TWICE EVERY Dar ae * 35 | i « biG OF ll nose” ~ ro , Ta) in? beca i¢ worse As Satur . : TA cz ; D a estenwen twenty-fifth anniversary of the) condition e Black Walnut Goodies, the box. | THREE ORCHESTRAS THEODORE ROBERTS elven a $n Parecioe =A the contrary and that ft ‘* a Louis Public School Patrons’ Al- cs) For the past 48 hours he had : sor- : , ) tate mi ne ) Sas w IRKLAND A STAG tion which has roused Ger | Mance was held last night at Hotel me! in a state of coma, and he died iF senani's Sens Mant & Colts Quai eee ITs HARDEE EK i ho Wed Night. Sun. Aft. & Night. GLENN a JENKIN® enage” So that if really 4 Chane. About 600 members of the vines ange regaining consciousness. TS Conti Bunnies f h Kiddi ) , @ to happen and that‘ again Various schoo! patrons assoc lations body ill be remo ved to W as?) ington g or t e, es Deck + see. >. agg + a ' Py aR of Wet a Er o as thin line wemortel one , of the city and delegates to the alll- erring there will be. a Masonic || Free instructions every Tues. and Fri. | is irni ico wee mortal one ee ene 1 ee ee eral in Various sizes, concocted of finest eve, with Castle Orchestra and @ corps the Past” Stanton roved and carrice4 out this S (£anization was reviewed. and con- Born in Austin, Tex., Aug. Il —e ehocolate, decorative and supremely = acl, ; & Ay. ~ of . oe ee Oniy” oocine | | ~ @ FLINT—AUCTUM 8 ld be entirely eo Be S'AtUlatory addresses were delivered 1859, Carter had devoted his whole, delicious: also Nests, Baskets, Candy ALBERT BALLIN (maider cv oT 4 ‘CAMPB buntry outside of the civilize or Kiel. for ; | Seen, Se. Srotneg | | | : ) one-class cab * | “aMUB ra Mayor Kiel, former United States ilfe to E-news he F nen and Eges, large and small, and scores of ¢ Ro ee | Prec te os ator Xenophon P. Wilfley, Presi- | hood of Lecomotive iremen anc 7 } , 2 99 re. ‘ by ' .. N Pictures Fables a dent Rorsskopf of the Schoo! Board FEnginemen lie was president of the other ideas in ‘ andy to delight nAteA Ee ie 17 Jun - aohtn, Sa SEES. Reed She bn S645 PERT TO AMERICA. and BSiperintendent of Instruction union for 14 years alAely he had | the hearts of children. BAYTERN...Apr.19 May 81 ’ : . -O =) ‘s —_—” * age of 635 (‘arier had been ce yt VaUetetb | oa a oe WESTPHALIA (maiden tr or. @ Maddox ° been manager of the Brotherhood’s' 3 7 -— ~— —_ : | es ll. Ly ROYAL JIM are of «a h department. Sailings from 6th NS. ©: not in the nature : | researc P 3 Z ) aoe te a Ad Th te Bt. *- , 51s IVENETIAN |. as l de'lph .. c Lecal : ' FIVE ‘ Chidean. Dut it must be admitted thet Rev. Fischer 1 to Take Pastorate Herc. | ; taxpayers is going to be terr!- The Rev, Peter Fischer, a former) Organ Recital at Washington U. | ! Z | A AMERICAN , / q, 11 4. M—Continuows Dally—ii P.M | 6—OTHER. BIG a 6s es a ' , s*? 4 - PIGS IS PIGS | —s Yur * ep Te is ate a pe f i, that we believe that, !f ™ Louisan. who haa been paster of On Sunday afternoon. at Graham | could be made to pealize eee terian church in Chicago, | Memorial ¢ wert 25+ tenga Uni- c . , »>AXIT y * onofahalf percent means | M Become pastor of Boyle Memo- versity, Charies Galloway wil! Sive’ tipi ot nF : ] 1 ferme of taxation, they would Mee! Center 616 North Eleventh the sixth of his 1922-23 series of 1m "ii: "Sntara a is - % : | @ Fox & Alien Baltus Trio | NG N find some way to maka *** SWPet. beginning Easter, April 1./organ recitais, which are part of the | : 2 Ralph Seabery Wolfe & Ward | A * * But we mmet not fore Wa Mand his wite formerly were mem- extension course of the putvetuity, , Te | | LON CHAN EY | i to pay our debis and that, , of the congregation of Curby) and are free to the public. On the }- ! k z EF C A ALAN TD .'¢ 4 mentudil weti@ieis a onttuin cn % “A” BLIND RB IN’? ) ‘ : we are not goirg te re | c hure h here. He is a proprem™m are com positions by Bossi, | P ; P , ‘ Pont -Mtepatech | n A * D ARGA - 4 ‘HEAR AMUSI .? 7 obligations. -. uate of Weetminster College and }Mailly, Schumann, Batiste, - an t | | Cera Want Colume «tf |° Best EVES. 5. $2.50; ); Mat. Sat, #2 Fs wostetcheesecssese sy tees ete es «Ta eteagee be — ' a ; ck Theological Seminary, \otmogce om Thompson and Shelley, > - — ' emall cxapense. ong
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SS ore urn — or caeanene Git a ee eee #4 | the abolitionist settlers r : ry re az | days ago of the eivil war oo a * . a 4 : to the Legal Department. This s done after a legal point gain the State for slavi was ra on whether the city could : . ' Pic Tia | a : erect public buildings on the plaza = ge te — . : 3 ' Five of John Brown's ff site. as proposed, if the ground was a _ ; , condemned for a plaza. aq specified | “+3 ." e 2% : "7 fare, and he felt that a ae Bis so 3 a | deaths. Therefore, ia the yey It was pointed out . ’ % huts ” the cour s have ruled land could be , : —_ | : ao a7 | a eh oe 7 Peers. 2 ae ~=—sty of the slavery party, té npr » wsed only for the purpose for which a" ” : . £; ; ~ ; ) | condemned. and litigation might | ieee 8h agile : “emer. = . = = a ' gnd left their : é@rise later threugh injunction suits . . aa Se es a = e filed by interests opposed to proposed >= ~*e & = >. . ; Lee es hi... . . a SSK, Site aS * & ’ F ‘the general sf locations of some of the buildings = : > > “o>? . & 4! . . - | _* & w2 ’ ~ ae > Se as d not punishe Brection of the new $4.000.900 > Se > oa Lt et et bse “eth . . > | sty Se a tee F | courthouse and $5,000,080 munic: pal . 3 = FE. ; a ; 7% © ii a : but the just euditorium on sites included within » the Memorial Plaza is proposed. as . Sabmitted in the bond issue cam- *“” « en By sigh oe OP SS Fak a ? ~ ‘ bis A 7 ‘iy 9 s) ¢ ° By NM We eae \ \ ; val plaza and public buildings.” and the or. mance was referred back for a icra! ©pinion. Ben Hi. Charles w he , @rafted the bord issue orJinan« ‘Will be consulted Averting of a possible leca! tiaw. -Which might biock use of the plaza in “the. future for public buildings came about. rather stranc: through objections raised bv interests Which are fighting the proposa! ‘to locate the Courthouse in the Plara The ordinance would not have been recalied had not objecti ioks been y e+ ww is A it, Te Bu & 5 Say Wiha mere ya bes ; & . * Virginia, with & pocket, coHected this ntonev, he re little band of 21 f raised to the blanket condem nNAtion ‘s : e . ; : ’ " . _ P - : 3 i vi a eance covering the 10 bloc! , 4 q $0 yee En ee ek eae , : “a . th a | = . Fe tt Oe o 4 e Pennsylvania “Otherwise, committee member | rom Uur Uw O t : Say - | eee | the ordinance probably wou! > sit. kcal ) ni a r an ae eng Pik eee 24 _,_ of his men, he seed Ce Gene through legislative chan.els cs ~, a | pt ee Pie tx. 3 ‘a about 20 citizens of Grafted, and left open a loophole fer “eG - PRs ne Bt Lhe et ’ a 7 stood a two-day, mege * pees die “Injunction suits by dissatis SS eee rect to ou bea ee S* a? 3 _ Pp _ Robert E. Lee, of Ged interests in the future. | | +3 ' =.* ; : — : Hearing on Courthouse Later. ‘ie OR eb ae ; > a | men had been shot « tp “Am attorney for the Cit; mates a oy Soe : _ | prisoners. He was ti Ps. € ies se . : is = oe oa , ie '° of December. Lest hie fi ‘ i a> a : PTB > ete ®.«, | ay wre ™“y sgpent Association, and John M. Rob ertson, chairman. appeared yester- > @ay to oppose the condemnation or- $ All Sizes “@inance and any move to locate the Se TE ee See a 7 Bond’s Full Lt mew courthouse on a site other than | ever mind what size vou wear Yt et RP ger ee ! 3s the vicinity of the present cour- \ z vou may | ‘xtra tail : orelty ave —_ : ; and Tuxedos “house, Broadway and Market. Th.» | a tS lt ATA ‘ - "* were informed a hearing would be ‘ : i For the theater held on the ordinance after it is re. _s a _ fee , so or dance. 1 an fit you. At Bond's price everm turned to the Supervisery Commi. tee with an opinion on the leca! , . “ : é man can afford them. | Peint involved “ elson Cunliff. Director of Pub- : ferumittee with the ord mances for hospital work, stated he is p.epar ing @ plar for establishment: of a farm colony in St. Louis Cou ty fo Imeane patients now ~ | : , “ * by Buying Your Easter : wher Pprece ' matter was held over until! sub, , ? . . committee. prs .* : Oo es er e. Architects Pavor Plaza Site for the New (vurthouse. ~ The pid of the City Plan Corm- te place the new courthouse om @ aite on Tweifth boulevard. fron:- tag the Memoria! Plaga. as sudm itied Mm the bond iwue campaign was . : knows i the bond “imue camp: cm was | . New York Of course. he's par- the St. Louis ==3 Architectural CTub, ; maT che ee ERS at the clubhouse, oi4 Culver , — | ES ; os then “de Deetroet than “dad” - and when jou bring tt +H Cuse be preserved. he- , } I olede Puttshurcgh if if Youngstown i ied fiat tice’ : 4 4 =} > olum Ous - 1764 Minsiasippi 7 place im the bdis- ' —— last night af the {3 Hi
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’ 7, 22 us eS eo ca Sone by #. af _* ~ Pp : % ee Cn ’ ae Ct oe = _— y a ee Peon a eo se 5 see P es he : dt fs. he dy + “ye ay i a a eee Sse siphe i OE RE SED Ae in OS Sa de of ite Mad : A hes \ littleaction of his own. His first idea was-to build a fort in the Virgitia bills, and frdém it make raids into the surrounding country | and free all the slaves he could lay hands on. He thought that if. he was Saecessful in carrying out this scheme other abolitionists | would follow suit, and soon all the slaves in Virginia would be free. It was a fine plan, but Mr. Brown found it unexpectedly difficult | » of execution, So he made a little trip into Missouri, stole 11 slaves, | and spirited them away to Canada, no inconsiderable feat. He may have been crazy, but he must have been resourceful. 34, . In June, 1859, he-suddenly turned up at Harper’s Ferry, | '| Virginia, with several thousand dollars expense money in his|]] if} pocket, collected from zealous abolitionists in New England. With) } if] this nftoney_ he rented @ farm to serve as his G. H. Q., collected a‘}]} |f} Copyright 1923 Hart Schaffner & Marz little band of 21 followers, and smuggled a number of rifles across | | the Pennsylvania border. On the ‘sixteenth of October, with 18 /]j |f | ag | |, of his men, he seized the U. S. Arsenal at Harper’s Ferry, captured ||| |} | : © about 30 citizens of the town, cut the telegraph wires, and with- | stood a two-day, siege by a detachment of marines under Col. | | Robert E. Lee, of whom much more later. Then, when 10 of his : | it. ia 7 men had been shot down,.John Brown and four others were taken : @ © prisoners. He was tried, condemned and hanged on tle second day | . = Based | of December. Lest his friends attempt a rescue, 1500 soldiers were : . ‘ . X @ Massed about the gallows. At his trial he declared that his only HAR | SCHAFFNER & MAR Bond’s Full Dress | >) purpose had been to rescue slaves. The Abolitionists could see : , . . > . a Ba i T os | Bo harm in that, and regarded him as a martyr to their cause. 4 and Tuxed ' But as he had obviously been planning to arm his refugees with : "RE | : -E ‘For. the theater dinner . pikes and rifles, the secessionists looked upon him as a forerunner : 9 3 > or dance. : ® of other misguided Northern enthusiasts who might come with the ||} || ange : At Bond's price every @ # purpose-of starting insurrections among the slaves, and the affair | | . e ye | dealt a heav» blow to what Union sentiment still remained in the 1 e an CO OT; C ean, trim 1nes ; man can afford them. South. i (To Be Continued.) Norfolks, sport suits, young - Readers who clip and prese:ve these articles will have a splendid col-_ “ | Y Ne eel. a men’s new ideas You'll find the finest: quality here iH Stlk-lined or two- BEST FOR iil trouser suits A GENERATION i | | / - CALUMET 2 | ftheEconomy BAKING POWDER || » Stylish topcoats, gabardines, § © ‘ Hart Scat Mars eae ac —— oe ig aise today with i ~ whipcordsand other fabrics, $50 men’s suits as low as $30 to. Bonds he ” » he 4 to Mbg a a a 4 he'll get just et the same success | | he wants. 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— — were eS ees, or eo ee be - Sey ie wy ’ i... Cet... , : “age. 7 : speck. $ oa : ey ae oR ae a a , at of the Daily G ‘the Times Combined. 4 . ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals tha y Globe-Democrat and the Bc ¥ ae ye ) ) / ! | ARCH 16, 1998. | - : $1,500,000 Power Plant Planned. |for the erection of « steam power ARTHUR BLUMEYER FILES AS t OR S558) Br ihe Associates Press. | plant at Hale's Bar on the Tennessee ii See er mints news | River, jbelow, Chattapooes, to cost’ CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD shieisisas - 36-—Ahntouncement was made here ¢) 590.000 and designed to generate ie BAP D0 | om : | _ $0,000 horsepower. ‘Will Seek Full Term—Dr. Paul Eck- | tric Power Co. is completing — | — | hardt, Dentist, Files for Unex- | \ — | Dredge Boat Blown From Moorincs. pired Term. | A steel dredge boat, with a watch-| Arthur A. Blumeyer. 3673 De Ton-; ONE BATH A YEAR man aboard, was biown from its ty street, president of the Industria! | ‘ Is 1T ENOUGH? | moorings at the edge of Malt street,/ Loan Co. 714 Chestnut street, today, : EVEN FOR A GARMENT? 1/6600 south, at 2 a. m., today, and sled as a candidate for the Poard of : ; iv Ca- tion. in the election, April 3 . Isn't drifted across the river to East Education. in . Ap >| . You Say No—and it rondelet. where it clung to the bank for a full term of four years. His) ~ Geb Page 175 Saterdey eee Set until @aylight, when it was brought petition As signed by 1486 voters. | | back to this side by a towboat. Dr. Paul Eckhardt, g dentist, of; . N th St : > — ial °""2°1A Russell avenue, filed for an unexpired term. His papers bore HB) OWNER OF TROPICAL INN AT MIAMI KILLED BY HIS CASHIER GE | Wage scale for the new contracts) 85 ‘to be signed for the coming year. | . 11644 signatures. ; Pn & 4 ‘ ! . Employe Declares He Fired in Self- ) | 5 3 _& record to cherish and p ad Jost nor. subtlety of expr | geniuses of time pe ua ' the world’s clearest r . ) . goday. Plays on any ‘ . ow et i the is propert) . - _ Wagner was shot by Gardner, the ' 4 @iman claimed. in self-defense, after j . ’ a quarrel over money matters con- | | | / a ‘mected with the place. | : “ OK PAPERHANGERS SEEK MORE PAY) [E# . Issue Discussed at Union Meeting; | y Action Deferred. ) Union paperhangers met yester- | ' ) | day to discuss an increase in their) \eeeneegn Lia $ pe Sens oe - GAIN FOR DAVES IN COUNTY. ’ . $ ° 75 Report of Recount in Appeals Court | ‘ a! ‘aa | = ! | Contest Filed in Supreme Court. | | , ; PHENOMENAL ret: Re HASES Special t she are Mite e i] VA . ia Ne > - . = . 2 le - : r - MADE IN THE GREAT JEFFERSON CITY, March 16.-— i) | i ASTERN FASHION MARKET , : AR HERE ASSEMBLED IN a An official. report of the rerount of = “i fi i. — THIS. SALE TOMORROW. AT 'St. Leuis County votes in the: coo- o= Uj eee Ba Vilee ‘or 3 ey oY tg ‘tested election of Charles H. Daues| gs | / — ‘ TINGS O 10.00 TO $25.00. ———- = oe — ; wa . . filed with the Missouri Suvreme 4 | 300 Styles in Capes ‘Court today by County Clerk Eward “% Ca t= AN Materials a O ine SAR. SP gel Ka: . 4 | per Coat Styles Tiffin of St. Louis Countr; shows 13.- . a Side Draped Wrap- P 026 for Judge Daves and 19.273 ‘fcr - oh. 4 traightiine (eats - hi - f gt oci TY ° + Ty . 2 > re > ' 4 Neveity Sport (eats wee | =0= “i” * e. a - ft = are sold on exactly the terms advertised here........... ....... 2.0 cc eeee ie ae | 1 | The Diamond Store of their m : “ Hd of St Louis $1.00 Down and $1.00 Week "Table , 2 eas - , : Cooks the 9 hot cakes, REPE METEOR: , eae ELGIN or ILLINOIS | SOLID WHITE GOLD cau PAISLEY CREVES : eC SPANISH LAC Cs oe Lemp ered America’s Best Timepieces RECTANGULAR Tepes out the ah : When you buy a Watch of either of these BRACELET WATCH cheese cake, “oe hey 192. : makes, nothing is left to | e*. all right at CANTONS your imagination. They are 50 ‘ $ 85 = Sj : : 7 + ‘onset We will take your old : THE BEST—1r7 genuine . nea 2 Exactly as pictured here. and fensive odor. : Gp mea aoe 2 ©. hag machine, : ruby and sapphire jewels. BN i same size. Fully GUARANTEED. 3 ’ Le CREPes : Cases warranted 20 years aoe Your choice of several fancy dials; ALLTYMNE | : : . 4 have the new sapphire blue CREP Terms to Sait y: g stems. Entirely solid gold. 2. They are in the small, dainty, 4 Dresses of every styrie ~ VS ever offered. 2 * Lady of the Leke Wait: — et TRUTHFUL TERMS “TRUTHFUL Tema. kval BARTHEL- ff Ee = OPPOSITE COLUMBIA THEATRE \ | DUESENBERG @: t = cay OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 7:30 JACKS! 13-515 WASHINGTO: These Are They ~~ a TH TRUTHFUL ® i The Holy City Vocal . . - : > | i= Rejoice Great! y—Messiah a — f oe Vora! . .00 ° : % 00$ q@ .00 ; a =— =——— . - “ a: PIANO CO. $12 PINE ST. ‘ tesa, jAteesausi a . “¥ * BA i alte ae | | > | - | J er : Y PAB 4 we ve . , “ ni er a ret ted - “e be vid A g > ad ; 4 ; t . a
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i ee x — > eee. cl ae DE AE ce 3 , death among her four children--Mil- | T | H ton, Arthur and Oliver Williams and | ; - | Mrs. Florence Carson—or their heirs. . ff OSE O Mann |The will, which was written five years | Bes ago, disinherits a daughter py a pre- | ee 4 ‘vious marriage of the testator and | , + / . | from whose mother he *was divorced - 3 in 1875. This daughter's name is; mee __. - NOW ON BRUNSWICK RECORDS ONLY | Leonora. —t+- 3 First Recording Now On Sale Se eae ——— . . ++ Hungarian Rhapsody—wNo. 2, Part 2 (Liszt) : ; ‘ By the Associated Press. + record to cherish and preserve. Crystal clear, not a note SHANGHAI March 16.—Twenty- ' Jost nor subtlety of expression omitted. One of the great ‘|seven students and teachers at the : juses of time perpetuated as only Brunswick Records— [normal school at Hangchow are dead | ) the world’s clearest reptoductions—could achieve. Hear it [and 10 more are in a precarious con- | ae Plays on any honograph. dition as the resuly of eating rice | : - sity. P Brap ‘saturated with poison two dis- | c Six Pieteae New Records Just On oie gruntied cooks who recently had been ’ \discharged, according to evidence at | JUST HEAR: ithe official investigation into ‘the! Beary Lange (Pianist) White Way Male Quartet deaths | "4 | Sit —Piancfiage—Fox Trot ee pence, B le Ou Pit At 0s ene eh tthe diet ged | rnes area a artet nen / ~L, O the discnar - Roufenreddy—Fox Trot My Buddy cooks, testified that his fellow-con- 'spirator, Pi Ho-Song. stole a bottle containing white powder trom the 9a e chemical laboratory of the achool any Saturday and dumped ee ¢ ‘ntire cor - a tents into the rice pot. bie ar drhitted | _ that both of them had been dis- | - ' charged recently. Following the serv- : ing of the rice at Saturday night's | $3 Roo — bore ‘a Sree +4. ’ cs: > a see —>—+— —— » : + j . Put Electricity t k ut ectrici Oo wor ‘ . © for you-—you Carfml, with Electrical Appli ectr App ‘ MOST interesting demonstration of how you can make electricity your ever-helpful servant is being given in the Frank Adam Exhibit of Westinghouse Appliances at the Electrical Exposition. You have only to see that exhibit to recognize the ingenious and practical nature of each device, and to know that the country-wide reputation of Westinghouse for quality is indeed well merited. And the fact that Westinghouse Appliances are exhibited and sold by St. Louis’ leading electric shop is no less sure an Indication of their superiority. =z : ' Table Stove, $10.50 Cooks the whole breakfast—toast, ; - hot cakes, eggs. bacon, and — the iD . @ beauty ‘of it—all right at the table. Waffle Iron, $18 ; | » & Turns out the best waffles you ever { tasted. Bakes cookies, omelettes, cheese cake, cornpone, fritters— all right at the table, and most con- veniently—without smoke or of- fensive odor. The most versatile ‘here, and ANTEED. | ‘4 appliance you ever saw. cy dials; . phire blue | Electric Iron ae : . $7.50 dainty, a The Westinghouse M Iron hand size the . 4 has a larger surface than ; a any other. Yet it’s no bt the best . = heavier and it's perfectly I have ' t 4 balanced. That means bet- 2 . | \ ter, quicker ironing. And the beveled edge lets you see what you're doing. 304 Pp i | “Lindell 6550 _ Electrical Experts, Since 1880 i a en { SAINT LOUIS ee eS —s ot Sooty “is , ON ay eT ee ee Water Heater. $5.75 Hot water in a couple of winks! Just fijl a glass tumbler, put the Heater in it, turn the switch, and in a momtent or two the water boils. Invaluable in the sick room. Curling Iron, $5.75 The fair sex will vote this one of the friendliest of electric devices. It’s clean, convenient, quick. Heats up in a few seconds, gets just hot enough and stays that way> Turnover Toaster - $8.00 Toast without trouble — two pieces at atime. This Toaster turns the bread it- self. All you have to do is keep an eye on it—reach A when ready—and then re- COLISEUM | Hank sédam INE STREET plenish. Central 1681 j ee ee — zai — -_-— 314. N. Sixth St. “ , > - a yy ' ‘ SS v y) : r / Zi RECTANGULAR of 7 THIS CHARMING WATCH .. Just the * ching to wear Faster day —s 'GEOUS ~ J.L_.F re EU ND-GENUINE) "2 7 Look Your and every day: Charming rectangular Wrist Watchin the wanted SMALL S12 B—15-JEWEL “OV E- MENT—LARANTEED FOR 25 YEARS! ——-ONLY $1 A WEEK—— “JUST BRING AN HONEST FACE” ESTABI/S?) ows ee oe - —— ee —_——_ --—- - ee BLUE WHITE PERFECT CUT [A ete arse ~ a e : ~ - ‘ >". s >> ‘ A P t as “ . ef “aatur 37 MON Make Yo De Freund, |) | [34 N.Sixth St. | YELAZZZZ44 e314 N.Sixth St Sth [EL EN 4 - * Ly ao Dg “JUST BRING AN HONEST F/ U/ ‘ee ns oe ve = fee, Fite % x Me xs Me ~ Prag > tipee m Se ae = + Trae c ‘ * ¢ ; © te op) Cee CR Oe Be Boe . by,
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| | a j | ‘a MACH Ie Torn =' 28 x STLOUS POST- “DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately magetia that of the polly aoRenmnnane the Times Combined. . rT “iy a —_— - -> | CAUSED DEATH OF TWO “a - zy ————— } ey 4 ~— YAS . 5 ‘ee = ; . * ‘oe ea ser pe 4 + Rife Post-Dispatch Rad : ~ q "The Biggest Radio Set Value Ever Offered S PURIFY your’ | Broadeasting.Siation REMIEV ee oc died Ann ge ee | = . ou to Be Exhume ‘The Wonderful WESTINGHOUSE : SLUGGISH BLOOD | ni seee ns 1s | reieplecse Shoo il ¢ (| Ss eee ee a eee ~ . ' «= 7. Dvorak ; 4 p. m. Mark att and jj! ’ ° ‘6 | : hy low in beantiful cabinet style, and complete with a of high- out Perse fe i half on over.” Coliseum. em at Remiey's “FLAY SAFETY Sexe? Be : very newest styles at such low ae . | ee Melson, pou May be used with either light socket or outside aerial. Has r house-cleaning’’ || 2—March—Hello, Brother Rill — s 30 to 50 miles. , (Written for the EF! Pa. iGenul Tuttt Frutti © has bee id less than - After questioning num a range of from emt ees 30c = pound. Down goes the price for Saturday. Ib. LADIES! SEE THE #) cons, police enigaibey come : pe has Gude’ s, in both | d 4 ution of Racquet Club) NEW STYLES 7 bottle, | ‘Nites Alice Cummings, a Reteb—W hetesale— Mail Orders Promptly F illed | ped | in the world can’t buy Detter. . ring here. Come in— 7 pg mint De , “1 2 . . e 4 centain n e ° Tonic and Blood Enricher © 8:30 O'Clock FFa~ Don't wise thie treat.” wearing it ) 7 Complete Line of Sets and Parts at aR a A, v while you are wea Service pt. old. $23.00 Value r castin music fr Broadcasting band music om gister s body. grade phones. More phones may be added if desired. bodily vigor with Gude's Pepto-Man- | Mest Poanntae and Fite Wand. credit terms. Come in! ’ ether chemicals, was found, ~~ sical endurance | . : = = | ' phy ; 2—Overture—Up in ee ‘5-pound | lifmit. | motive for subs PHONES All makes, priced $2.50 Gude's ey gg | q to $7. 19 r and Kessel] ee: , You will actually be surpr F tified that both Mary and , at the weederfal Saits,. (oats, , with the £4ame symptoms, LOWEST PRICES Cie, Many: ea | 1 / . ] , n . Lyon, bari- gs 4 ; | | . 7 35 | : Fike: WI &y C O NS} Ay $ 4: . ra % , > » ace ompanist. . aguante ree a 7 | CONSTIPA . Leota Diesel, reader. 96 = pang and faiends in ‘st. ~er s.- 10:40, 11:40, 12: — “Please Shop CHICAGO, March 16.—F 40, 12744... ‘powerful poison in a bottle ture, and principal exchanges. : : On Credit at Good Will TN E oid. within a& month, teday 2... . . swwnale ales the Electrical Exposition. York American saeg e basebali Sen ibalaiaanannaemapeenianeelltie ee All-vweel Pant«, sew, $3.75. Nev striped Flanee! Pants. $2.75: Whip Mawr has bean provided. team, accusing Ruth of attacking a y 35 During Lent Serve eae - - motor trip te L Is- rds, Png epee aa Tweed Tep-| san | —_ pion home-run hit Ceats and vests as low as $2.54. transportation to. and ging CLOTHING co 1012N.GRAND | . == ge The cor eaten aie s that Ruth is y ; el vet unbor P 4 Grand Cars Step at Deer The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening | tions at - che father of a child, as yet undora| MZ Superior Egg Noocles Babenko” ‘ = | eominee giving Associated Press news service. -% _° * “Mrs. Clara Brune, 19 0 Miss Dixon LPL . stenographer, of 43114 to by-Barbar Escoe, gua vesterday in a suit to annul litem for Miss Dixon. dec riage to Gilbert Brune, 17, that Ruth was.a visitor at her hor - — : tor of an oll Slling stat during July and August, 1922, an : / a . hich took A e . ” - qi Knapp street. whic , , eo tr - mits li “é - ie ’ that he treated her brutally. — A Delightful Place in Which te Shop | Claytom, Jan. 30 last, stat husband anewered the You couldn't possthiy Gnd a Gner gift or & ‘ Ruth, who is training with the ie aderament fer Master wear than this ex- , New York Americans at New Or- ] Willer Shors q. Viller oad. menial questions for } +? quisite, latest reetangular pattern Brace- leans, several dars ago, through his er: ARs . a : ‘ , ; , | : and that she signed the let Watch. 14-k. selid White Geld case, 15-8 , attorney ri haracterized the charges ; Sold Hi, re Sold Here ™ documents with r tot: jewel guaranteed movement, fully adjusted, & as blackmail, saying he did not know Exclusively. oe é Inc. Exclusively, ia et ial mm 4 pratbsran and warranted by us to be «2 thoroughly de- Wy — ; Miss Dixon. ‘ “ Mrs. Brune said she * : Z band on Sunday and the pendable timepiece. ‘Tl Amd nothing Wie : 916-918 OLIVE sT. * aii pene piace the following elsewhere at anything Mke our priee—and Saturday er Monday the terms are but — ; ‘PHIL BROCK’ ih AT 100 T0 TAKE : : —— : night.-when Brune took : » * an ton “to show her the t $1.00 Down $1.00 a Week Ges UP ANTICS OF SIMIAN THAT DIED — . TT «© s--mastatety remeuan Oe County Clerk’: s office today | George Feinberg. her lawyer. So cried the denizens of the Feor- Take a Year to Pay at Pattiz! est Park Zoo todar. celebrating t! / Our popular Easy-Pay Pian emabics the salaried t rriv f ze re- — aL | | ‘ wear Gnest jewelry and pav while wearing. We ask mo 1s yo tee anaes to re —— Se For the Saturday shopper, this store has provided unusual op- © . 3 + , , , = Select Easter Jewelry Saturday— J-rsu mont ae, ie Saturday Sales of Importance ~ [_ he lice Board, hig donor. : : Come in and Ask About Our Credit Plan 4 “Phil” was @n animal perf] ° ee nT new apparel for everyone here, for those who wish to pay only a sonage of importance because of the Wit modest sum to those who want the most expensive. In every case, nany icks he ld perform. Thou - | " P . ESS cone ict, ae ee H styles will be found to be different and becoming. Come here Ge sands of children and adults knew } him New “Phil” was brought here a | tomorrow Ww ©. in apishiy royal style, as was fitting for he cost $1000 Superintendent George FP. Vierhel- » 7 se . ler of the Zoo went to New York and . Mis S S t . got his successor from the Hagen- - Ses prin ul S becks. “rmi: xr" was placed in a 3 f s -O' xford ventilated. straw-filled box and put A new cut-out Oxfo Greun@ Ficor, SQUARE DEAL JEWELER 7m So in the baggage car of a fast train with hand-turned soles Maryiaed Hetel recs S 7:30 PF. M. They left New York Wednesday eve 203 . Ot ning and arrived here last night. °: and covered Cuban heels. hours later At every on ti A really new innovation dozen or 80 stops i! Vierheller left his Pullman * + styled for Spring wear. forward to see that his charg well covered with a blanket against : Featuring tailored Suits of tricotine; also new tweed Suits tne cold of the open doors Developed in-— ] The monk didnt get much to ea: in mixtures and colors, in styles that are particularly smart | tion a had warm téa from 4 Patent Kid and youthful. A number of piain or belted models, each one thermos ttl a sii 4 a . a a Gray Suede Counter made in a manner to insure perfect fit. Sizes 14 to 18 years. , Upon arrival here they were hur : PER ried to the Zoo in an automob! le and - ‘Phi i] It’ ? . Great Offer MONTH Sete. Snes thee ees @ Brown Kid / Other new Sport Suits of velour checks, camel- on honse in a cage ad oining ~ . ~ \“Henry Kiel.” ‘another chim: Brown Suede Counte! aire and combinations, priced $25 to $69.50. His instru: ton mn tricks will bec qa4u White Kid. Net Tatlored Sutts, priced S35 and upwards. : ; at.once ar ne public .can see nr | p This S NEW VV EDISON Y H $2. ine ae ee New 3-piece Costume Suits, priced $45 and up- Will Je iver I to hetentss ome $2 inches high weighs about 33 sll Covered Cuban Heels wa ; pounds and was born in the Be! gia —_ Congo. ‘Get YOUR Phono wi A “10 YEARS AGO — , . Just ciorwepad | —— ————— | AGREES NORTHERN LOON IS - Priced Raise catlecds of thi We Advertised That BEAUTIFUL WHEN MOUNTED $10 (> Saturday Sale of Capes The New Edison = ~ aape Sreeee eecaped a find it : Several styles from which to choose, inictud: egeral Judge Faris’ court today be- ; ing Capes of velverette, veldyne, new plaids $ ‘3 5% cause the Judge agreed wit PHONOGRAPH that it would have been a hae i te . and other soft-finished pile fabrics. Colors let 4 reat nerthern loon g: t : a grea ° ern loon so ‘ : black. reindeer, gtay or Sorrento. All sizes Has no tone—it RE-CREATES oe : : Game Wardens arresie’ Gogric Silk Gowns | for misses and women. exactly whatever tones hare when they found « meunte’ “oon been recorded on the records. mis brother's qaloon at 350% Oiive dea $ 3. 75 Street and held him for >-aecr j a , . : aA > . « ar 4. having no TONE Oi its own under the migratory bird act Gog Steck a to commuingle with and dis- Bio told the Judgea dog hai tishe the bird out of w take !n Minnescts Lace trimmed and tailor- tort the tones of the original twe ye nal : . - ON years ago when he was on a: ed styles, made of excellent ° ‘ - MUsic. outing trip there. Some hunters ha. quality crepe de chine and ee Other new Capes, priced $39.50 and upwards. ~ shot it and in baving the tira Lorelei silk. All sizes and ' ‘ . pa — - mounted -he was only preventing a colors. ) Other new Sport Coats, priced $15 upwards. New Coats and Wraps, $39.50 and upwards. shameful waste, he told Jodge Faris COMPARE Ae northern loon is a beautiful P Other new are priced when mounted.” said the Ju ice 5.95 and upward. wr No. Needles te ae RACHMANINOFF ; “and I agree — = defendan: : » 5. Automatic ~ Me He fined him $1 on execution, . . < a roe : which means no a The loon is a Be aacaatka Point. as Symphony solvist—tonight § wen-tootea bird with Tt. Self-Oiling Motor. and sODUCED tia: e “% = 8 ha Brien y green <o’ nai Silk Chemises Sale of New Dr es | REPRODUCED (only) on the 8. Individual Filing System. ‘New Edison. ) ix Spies to Di Specially $2 95 7 ~~ fs Prees. Priced ...... P Unusual values in smart street and after- $ Awad COUPON a ut | Pima dean Fo mg ge aml ag Delightful new models in noon Frocks of the new silk fabrics, many in _ pend particulars regarding death six men, most of them connect- ar aie venlle ob aiandions the pepular printed effects. Dainty individ- , Merits Glad Pisa. er: ed with the General Staff of the esepe. és chins in ual styles that will appeal to discriminating arm ¥. Ther were charged with e<r: quality ; . rt ee ee © 6 he ee eee ee ewes A OTazce on beha ? or Lett? sh wf] litary — and light shades. All misses. = a a ~ aa - ’ ‘ , a. vee / - s BS ‘ é . agen a Tero of t? he $ on wis apa men : : ; ee = : SE a elle a Other new Dresses vA eve osante 4]. priced $3.95 and upward. vos ae _ occasion, al $20 a upward. _ z
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FRIDA MARC H 16, The aty: Circulation of the - Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that vsitas the ce Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 0.008 ee Y, 1923, lent'’s home. She said, and has never Pol “BELIEVED T0 WAVE ved. when nae maid. Gd has Pr ine ! an rs. trune ' “| SED DEATH OF TWO | | Was granted a decree of annulmert | and the restoration of her matden |, Sees oe os piives aT T PUT) Nag —— - wpext Sunday at,4 p. m. at the home of Miss Janet Holmes, 5338 Enright | ’ avenue. St. Louis sent two girls to the summer schoo] last vear and three in 1921. Expenses at the schoo! | ’ are paid and in some cases funds for transportation to and from Bryn | Mawr has been ee ERNE Dt. EPO nS 9S tye a aes BBA ARH 7 a ; ’ -—-—_ ~~ | MARRIAGE OF GIRL, 19, ANNULLED She Said sband Answered Ques- name, Polklesner. umation of the younger | Louis evening tions at Ceremonial. The New and Better Meat Market on Sixth Street STOCK-YARDS MARKET 805 WN. Gth Next Door to Losse’s Nice average—close ly trimm Pork Shoulders: re C ~~ TFNDER JCI, JtTICcCy Huck Roast Ib, Be |. COME SUGAR-C : ha D CALIF. oT i> HAMS ft Ih. 1220 tte CARLY FRANKS HEADCHEESE 10° LIVER SAUSAGE | FRESH DA arly Hamburger, 3 lhs.25¢ Pork Sausage's:; 123° Pork Chops, Ib, 15¢ EXTRA FANCY—A -, Pork Loin Roast, BOILING BEEF, Ib 6e 16: SUGAR-CURED—3-5 LB. PIECES Bacon »: po, Sov > ort ae of. ests PS eds ‘ oe : - : > SIpertt . =f. x sti get suf. ai ahs: t 2 2 Bt itp te De LLL LOO 4 + re een — The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening “HAAS. LIEBER GROCEEK co. anes JAMES GROCER CO. SOUDDERS-GALE GROCER CO. F . DISTRIBUTORS cae at Home in 4 minutes ~ Costs Less and you Know it contains Fresh Eggs mewspaper giving Associated Press news service. (pay only a i @very case, MUILUILL MALLE LLCALELROMERA ELUTE TSTAMVS LOTTE LTTE TTT TT LOPE LLL Tt TAI ee UAE ME LEELA LL Be IES TT ' = et a me = a Reauiiniiie BSippe elo “2nd Minute: Ist Minute: | pho me Add Mazole Add seasonings to egg (i imei , 3rd minute: Beat well for one minute and your Mazola-Mayonnaise is made (See Recipe below) THERE is no mayonnaise as delicious as that which you make your- self at home. You can make it very easily in 3 minutes. In flavor, quality and purity there is no better salad oil than Mazola—and remember it costs very much less than imported olive oil. Also you can be sure of its purity, and that it con- : | 7 ae Yar 4 it ae Your grocer sells Mazola in pint, With Mazola-May onnaise, too, quart, half-gallon or gallon tins. Mazola 1s you are certain it 1s fresh, smooth and never sold in bottles or bulk, but is packed éreamy, and you can season it to your and sealed under expert supervision, in ster- own taste. And,. inasmuch as Mazola ilized tins, thickens more quickly, you save time and labor. Mazota-made mayonnaise keeps firm and sweet. Just take the can you now have at home, or get one today from your grocer, and follow the recipe heregiven or you can use Mazola successfully w ith any good recipe. Mazola is always pure and sweet, W ith a delicious flavor unexcelled by any salad oil, at any price. URE, ‘i Te on our own premises. We extend to you the privilege of using a can of Mazola, and if not perfectly satished your grocer will refund your moncy without question. Py Beautifully illustrated i RE Corn Products Cook ; Bia Book of sixty-f . Write to Mak. this delicious ~ Py Re ci ie a Se . . * - ~ a ennin MD. * . MAYONNAISE DRESSING First St., St. Louis, Mo. 1 LE TT A A ae A TT , 1% } te ‘ ' " | ' s; : PPL ROMP CU MOLLE Tt - ——— a ——_——_— a ne ee ee FLORIDA STRAWBERRIES ini tb. OC POTATOES|APPLES = ie © {4 1 26 ¢ [sono on | for mak $2.25 ie be RED ONIONS =" 3° 10c| CELERY =: 10% ORANGES | GRAPEFRUIT 160 ise, 170 Sine” 316 Sins 2 seal _ . CABBAGE - e630 oD oe Ge = 2 SHOULDERS =x fic of ewe PORK LOINS 23 Arm all AST 1c Choice Cuts Chuck & £t 6 lb Cured Bs wk Frankfurters 1)" oes SK A AVES oe TASH ites oe per Ibs 280 CHANNEL CATFISH, por Ib. 200 RHUBARB ir'3s| een PEPPE = SWEET POTATOES = ‘5 15¢ 45° At 30°| 9 2154 PORK Ss 15¢ « BACON: 20° Per Pound ..... BEEF, Ib. . . FRESH SPARERIBS 2 teaspoon Sugar ) teaspoon Salt ; tabicspeons Lemon jJucce of V inegar Add well Mixed season: ngs to egg, with one teaspoon lemon june or \ meget und beat weil, adding one teaspoon Marvoila at atime ur ei) mixture thickens , atter which the Mazola may be added amore rap v’id'v. Thin vith lemon juice or vinegar ¥ hen necessary. leur Marole 7 Fer Volk —— Paprusa ‘ nent a: AP . ee ae eee - : _ - & “*a® . 7 ey, a ———
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s « Saturday Profrock-Littoen Fe “Sieseimr awe | roges passim |4051 Olive St = 5 «eee. ; It 3 Kellogg's Bran is a life sustainer ive $1.00 a Week . = iy ard St. Charles ° ‘ " omorrow ‘only, @ — in practicaily a nn E. Harper of Chicago of $60,000 ment. : . herefore almost se of the mall She was fined) leading even to such diseases as and body-building food because it con- ' | efiective In its milder ninera! salts and other food Ne ee Te 11 ¥. 3 : I owe Fg 8: an LD Saturday Evremings ( ni: ; . - Pays for t le two-piece overstuffer Bright's and disbetes. tains minera! » will be hand tailored te $1900 and sentenced to 30 days in , 77 ee ? ia i@acd- . . , re | form constipation creates Sice - dessentials, as we'' as being a naturai — a ' diately Furnish food-iren also. | Trangactions resulting in the itn- ‘ , r ee dietment of Mrs. Mack were said to, bad breath, pimples, etc. | Kellogg 3 , fe. rd filled | have had to do with: financing «| Bram is guaranteed fe 7*een eee. ellogg’s is delicious in its fut- | , | — _ Gey, for Silt. Orders : if 2¢ 1s eaten eee i jike favor. It add reatly to the ADVERTISEMENT | —— = " : Ord 3 = ' . t. , . : ss ee " 99 O00 minir and patent scheme pation permanen:\y fe o } } Kellogg = he ALL BRAN— ~* - Pts ms .- ] he ree dent c iarTri?t. : ae : ; : " taste o not | "eT t ' . 1% act : tur per - ie} . ; ; nd ras alleged te have that’s why it acts as Bature S perscecs | enrinkled mi ith them. > On ta ea a Sut mn excess of $160 sweeper, ¢ eauser and puriter. | cook it with hot ¢ereais, allowing ‘vo ’ - » fro: Iflarper William F To eafeguard rour own health, to/tablespoonfuls for each person. - - o *. i = 77> . : 2 : Tr 23) oy > ~~ ™ . o r deli (OU : i‘ a — Sa Antoni: rex na wotect your family, 6 rve nheuoge | Pas 85 ) he Samar very Geucious 'g a Prescription for Colds, ; om. % _—~—— ae 7. As a eonstipation | mulins, raisi oread, B. . , | ama , a a 2 engen ent at! q Fever and LaGrippe. It’s tke | ; , 4 > 1) ; fas “ . 7) ’ seine ail , ° : : aad Rei) s Bran is serred in ‘eading nrost speedy remedy we know, eed nd restaurants in indi- . : | as, eee in@\- | preventing Pneumonia. NI + 1e i | ; ’ . sf STO niu 7 Gai.v. Tn | AM grocers s 43. _ in the Prufrock-Litton fae- eches. biliousness, dizziness, nausea, saliel® Guam annstiontion’ . ~ . Isvca 7 »k ° = . -“* But keep at it persistentivr—beat con- 'yicual Pacaspc-. " |= = — — —==—PLEASE SHOP CAREFUL YwS=aaqayas——— =—_=———————————.; > : SSS NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERMITTED= : ? : ale » chronic cases, as much with each meat. hotels, Tih JERSEY SILK PETTICOATS , ' SILK HOSIERY J colors and patterns Exceptional value | SK Lous Largast Wemens Specialty Shag A TTD ~~. SSSSESaez SS - To) a MT _ ~- -- —-—- : (Smo an Ei | .. =, TS. =| as Bite a | Ow . 7 PS ee 2 2 Se x d Special Jubilee Price. . bed > Tb Actual $35 to $39.50 values. Special Jubilee Price BA DS the ee oe ’> v. me) 7 ~S ~~ een teres 4 # i , Cantons .- Tuffetas | ) : 3 ae ' —- -—-—_ — : iuscdianatinaaial : , ——_—— Paisley ; | Ee ce cae Wool Crepe Combinations ! , . URS aie Laces ‘Printed Crepes Voile. Combinations . 600 Beautiful Spring Models Ay ys Md a ’ oe® etr'pe and check Ppat- Fancy Chiffons ( yy eis and Peter Pan ecllars. Your Old Piano or Phonograph will be taken = ~ in exchange and liberal allowance made. rrirn.< : atstZ —_—- — — eo —== "11-13 BROADWAY—THRU TO SIXTH ST.
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” m, ‘ne’ a. ee eer goayee ee & aan. be : . > > ” ee Oe | + MARCH 16. nr Bn The. City Circutaflon of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds ‘that of: the Dally Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 — a ' “ wn Over; or! . ; eo : 7 me — : , ———_— ~ See near here yesterday, when thé head- ONE BATH A YEAR i woreenes . , % ApEKA, Kan. March 16.—Frank oe bp ia on which he’ was hauling |New York Organization Wants Chi- | ‘ 1s Ir ENOUGH? : 8 nbe ied Deans i — = eed blew over in a stro | cago Club Restrained From | el’ = '* aDVERTISEMENT. \rehee was Using Same Name. Lt .* ga em a cametees Bluhill Her Friends Si | C S a . * | By the Ausociated Press. You Say No—and ft Isn't : Green Chil Cc es . How feclich te geek artificta! “Deauty”’ ay ic | CHICAGO, March 16.—Attorneys © Cheese . 3). .-4%07 & spell ot Typhoid Fover 7 years| when it ts so easy to edtain « truly nat- . © ope ’ . e f * PATRICK'S DAY TO for the American Kennel .Club of See Page 275 Saturday Prening Post H ae in een te sumieg freee ingaaiion, ane ural compleaion by the use of ordinary , ! OBSERVED HERE lbs : . , New York filed a suit in the United NN a became so bad that my Goctor mercoliseg waz! Appited like ce!ld cream r ome a. £ ’ ' States District Court yesterday ask- . , a ter al Poe Bi, ——_ a a at night, washed eff in the morning, It tit. vy is the feast of St. fT) ; ccountants ing that a club orgaftized here be ' : ADVERTISEMENT. | Remedy which I did with splendia| ®t @mee Begine to show ite marvelous re- and many entertainments | restrained from using fhe same name | | To Cure a Cold in One Day ‘| - ale pebie pe oe Bee = Juvenating effete. It gently, harmicssiy ¢ : -~ ae , . Tomorrow i been planned by St. Louisans NEEDED BY fand also asking the court-to order Pise’s—aston- . ss. : lORting and can ea ‘ . . scent. the , 0 . , -|Take Laxative BROMO UI. | particles, gradually showing the fresner, ‘ . sanbge ns ee Roser 8h 5p 9 ir ike ™ Q it livelier, beautiful underskin. Naturally memeny Will be nw red letter fi] U. S. GOVERNMENT ethan Foc. pargecnpe all othere— NINE Tablets.: The box bears! the discarded cuticle takes with ft euch . . | pe ; ale ; . a Charter members of tht NewYork , GRAN | a at the Prufrock Litton Furni : 4 , : surface defects as freckles, liver spots, 0 No Interest Co, Fourth and St. Charles .})|} According. to Yesterday's Prese Reporis |) 00° S%C Petition states, were Wik the signature of E. W. Grove.| moth patches and pimples. As mereo- 1012 N. D . a today and tomorrow'‘only, a | liam G. Rockefeller, August Belmont, | 4] stores), ogy gy mde Tye ign Boone LR. _ No Extras : fartable two-pieee overstuffed busden realize the possi- ‘Singleton Van Schaick, William B. (Be sure yow get BROMO.) 30¢.| Bros. Drug Ce. and Gruggiste 2 ee 0 re a coe : Megs will be hand tailored to |||. venemee?'h en7Set 382 || Emery, Wintrop Rutherford and oth= . 7 Siew. in the Prufrock-Litton fac- nothing. ' com prominent New ‘York persona. “or $114. Orders filled-in }) The club has now, accordthg:to the | rotation received. INTERNATIONAL _ ACCOUNTANTS SOCIETY | bill, 133-clubs throughout the United: ‘ .| 1378-80 Arcade Bldg. Oltve 29 ] | States, affiliated with it and 362,920 - dogs registered in its books. ' | ADVERTISEMENT Woman Surprises - , ADVERTISEMENT How to Peel Skin and : Have Nataral Beauty peels off the lifeless surface skia in tiny , # 7 Morning Special—9 A. M. to 1 P. M. ak told y/ 9 7 / AD | f / Just 57 New Chokers —of natural squirrel and natural gray fox ve 95 ; — —while they last ..... 610-612 Washington Avenue. ~* (Third Floor.) — our Easter Chapeau " . ee —can be most satisfactorily selected from OUT: Sheciahizea ttt Gh oe ee Originality, smartness and individuality ere the outstanding char- acteristics of these Chapeaux de Luxe. Each one a creation of loveli- ness. Every new style and fabric to select from. TRIMMINGS of flowers, COLORS are purple, or- feathers, silk, ribbon, bows, echid, almond, titian. green, ornaments, etc. . sand, gray, black, eto. (Millinery Salon—Second Floor.) A [? , . 4 ’ « = . , ¥ . F 3 7 . > eae: eas » R % pnts er nee ¢ i a ees F . ae 77a NE Py are WE st ad New Sport Hats | | Your Easter Blouse 99 , | $37° $4 :95 $B .95 Unexcelled V alues Tomorrow at pa | | Liberal ~ ” " | - of Large and smail roll brims, —_- $ y 50 $ | To $ also pokes in Jaunty shapes ; eee Records tion of the pho- 3 of surface, so that the needle e a selected list ill like. Among Will Be and smart colors, of timbo . : ¢ Countless charming styles of crepe de -chine, Canton straw, some combined with ' , ‘ + mi a with Pai crepe and printed radium in the new Paisley designs as ey. Sas with Fqis well as solid pastel shades; over-blouse, Russian and Jac- ley bands or ornaments. “3 quette styles. All sizes. (First Floor.) (Ff wat Floor.) Junior Millinery | §& | Spring Sweaters Clever New Spring Styles at be | $A O95 | ) i A bs * Are Specially Featured Saturday at Delightful little Bonnets for models of fancy braids, Milan et Ne, A | Jaunty Jacquette and slipover styles of wool, mohair and and combinations of silk and best eT fiber silk, in plain and fancy ‘weaves. Long sleeve models braid | »° : in new shades of buff, henna, jade, seal, jockey and silver. All sizes. (First Floor.) : mplete ler Outfit AYS (Batcony.) ee ee [COME TOMORROW!! BRING A QUARTER— AND YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF THE FINEST .. =m, |||DIAMONDS at a BARGAIN re ee ee es Final Reductions on Former $125 to $245 . | ! ‘ ' * > tA M j * . — “ ‘ _ . he. 7 . ° . se ] : * ; “I ae. Se ss Py, Mt, - Rie - be . ‘ 5 £ ot wee Fe Po eA. Po = So oe ‘ 29 : ss * Se Ae eee BS POS ie ae ee on ae Sy wen fe - : ; he eh eX high ee ey ae . . tly ee ee Ole iat , we > . " - + 9 e: - > é > & = . " ’ “ - ; on & e ‘ . 3 a “we ae Ager NLC Ot _ : : J ® Lagi ® a ‘ ; oa oo , - t ee GE Se Toe - ° 3 : rh + ~ ‘ | Morning Special—9 A. M.to1 P. M. Children’s $1.95 to /sREBS, $3.45 Hats 50 o5 MG |) Ob ses ses'sonee st oes $450 | —E wTarriiitli.. eat et : ve a “These stones*are truly remarkable values!! Every one perfectly cut and : os" = 7 mounted in’ the newest style, 14 and 18 karat green gold, plain gold and. Ves ST TTT j White gold mountings.. They are worth easily from $10 to 615 more than | i samt . ; Ji ‘ we ask in this gigantic business-booming sale. Come early for the best selectio . a i.“ - . ; . 7 . . a — — - R . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ > . > > eee eee * row braids and Dress Hats of all- . over straw. While they last er sees — Just 26 Coats and Capes left and rather than pack them away we are going to sell them at this next-to-nothing price. Every one of the usual Sonnenfeld quality and reduced for no other reason than our not wishing to carry them over until next Winter. Wonderful values’ (Saicony) i — ? HY Se =! all —_—"— ssi ToT Tr Et TT ET Ee So * >
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SORT Re ore congte -eemmenerr orn earY “= pink aE eee ee 2 yg ts — Ale a tia 0 RET mer oe Te oe Si» as pile imal = “al The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH @lone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 182 ST.LOUIS S POST-DISPATCH eCity ( fal ardisseetati' 7 ; . : ae —_—_ Bight 1 Ww. Ww. d. = LOS ANGELES EN — «| GUARD KILLS NEGRO FLEEING Eigh wembers of the Indus- | / ight alleged members of the Indus-| ppags MAIL CAR WITH SUITCASE ieee pclae ya ps (Reg. UT. 8. Pat. trial Workers of , found guilty of criming! svndicalism | : hie vx x Chiffon Silk Hose | Silk Petticoats and Bloomer by a jury in the Superior Court yes-| White Man, Taken From Tender of ~ terday the Train, Held for In- -— vestigngosa. Full-fashioned, perfect qua! moins! puede si'k jersey and radium e!llk: Bleomers of etik jersey; suit shades and nigh ADVERTISEMENT “ = By the Associated Prens : es ee wray i) , | , ‘ An +e? row! liele garter tops aft a } , Pp ! collars. Choice ee —— 2 . *| QMAHA, Ned. March 16-— : 7 sble soles. Very special at , Kline’ poser Floor. . - a ‘Highly of | unidentified negro was fatally | wounded last night by a mai! guard Kline’s—First Floor. | 606-08 Washingtor Ave ., Thru to Sixth St. | jelppcinenensmenape a ceire see | _ Cough Remedy Reporte aca | 7 2 eee | : Baye Tt Acte With Usama! Speed—|Piace neal Summit. Neb. The neero Easter Shoppers 11ll Find Unlimited Choice and Superior Values in Our ].oovens the Mucus Relieves the Ir. | died when the train reached here. ritation. and Stops the Cough. A white man, who gave his pame as John Dengar, Buffalo, N. Y., was Costs Next to, Nothing—for a tuken off the tender of the train, . y .. Big Supplr. after the shooting. and was turned : | —s over to the Omaha police, who are ( : nN () Whenever anyone in my family catches!» niging him for investigation. ’ aS eC eC 10 i pes, eel4 and begins to coogh and sereeze, | ‘ , are c end hawk and breathe heavy. tt Coesn't When the train peo. hed Grand emer that wil drive away all euch| the ma!l clerk noticed that one of | 7 Every Mode F awored for Spring for Women roubles In double quick time the cars was locked on the inside. Ite no secret—anyene can make ha The alarm was given and clerks and — os . gD / and Misses Featured in Two belt pint ef the fnert Cough medicine ia guards watched the car oo tegen cor a ot = oem A At Summit, Neb.. the train slowed . ; : t from anr rugg¢ist one ounce © ; y. ] ; L d 0 lade asn “ arming iGeuble strength)—to thie edq | COW. anc the negro mace a throug gr 3 & ; . ts Gone. the County, tour Mi ades ry as 5 tao | ‘ , rte eeenenetinenniensiieen 2 Pe i New additions to stock. Petticoats of made remedy ects on the mucous mem- th is cov sored wi wil- brane and that is one reason it ts wo SOC Teme nder helpful te thousands of Catargh suf. | lows apd cottonwood trees. Never have our stocks of Spring Capes, Wraps and Coats been so complete as now, and never has there been so many styles for selection. Shoppers y | ' Lod | | 4 , : Second Floor Carleton Bidg. | : | ie | will find every fancy, every mode, every color, every fabric, every trimmi 308 N. Sixth St., Near Olive THY Ad) represented. From the simple, flowing Cape to draped, wrappy, ee *— Take Elevator or Walk Up One m | . straightline or sports model—all are here awaiting to take its: place in the BROS.&CO. iés3 Sav : “ Easter promenade. Many beautiful Capes of silk crepe are included at $25. ‘ Flight and Save Money WATCHES notuincpown}; = & "| agers , 5192 2 10 EASTER a ——— S ALE : | | Girls Cap a Coats, men | 2] Featuring a eritable Boies Garden of £ * izes 7 to 14 Years—Special Purchases, Considerably ‘pice | Fas ter Ha ts in Fu ] ] B loom 5 — , \ Amazing Values Diamonds, is a nee essity to the up-to-iaie dresser. Our Easter Are Very Exhibit of ine ompurable Diamond-set Jewelry is the finest we Unusual at have offered in recent years—comprising all the new popular mountings in Solid W hite, Green and Natura! Gold and Plat- imum: Come in and get acquainted. We Import Diamonds Direct From Europe and Sell | Capes and Costs of | Direct to You—-That’s Why Loftis’ Prices ’ Speamntal quae ; $10. Are Lower Than All Others. | er | , . Stunning creations fresh from the hands of their Dresses are fashioned of pongee, taffeta and chal- | | | creators! Models that sing of Paris ard of fore- | An Extra "Special for | lis, in solid cr lors and nhechned and iigurea di ) | most American designers in each line, each Os, alae th signs: plain or dressy styles, : | | | 4) feather, each flower. Timbo braid, Milan braid, : : | ! ! Tagal braid and many smart fabrie combinations / for any occasion, in the assemblage. ° , i Other Spring Capes, Coats and Dresses, $15 to $45 : | Also an exceptional showing of Sport ; | : : Hats for street and country wear at $10. EES FOF § Nett te eke Caren Sete ‘t A Wonderful Collection of Tailored Sport Hats, $3.95 to $5. Confirmation | ees: : Kline’s—Second. Floor. The joyvousness of Springtime calls for beautiful things to wear. : . ) | 7 Featuring New Hats Sure to Capture Feminine gi of Handsome Jewelry, aglow with the flash and fire of Ge nuine The Values A EF i : ‘ Fancy With Their Charm and Originality ~ ~~“ “ee ‘ . . . | | : 7 Ooo ; . “ " c Confirmation Gifts E line’ s— Balcony. - tre, redaon , Guaranteed 20 Years 8 age ceresous Tiemon! High-Grade 15-Jewel | | Ng oie Imported Movement | Prepie d to Méet Every Easter Demand With Extra Special V alues in Stylish © L mount!ng enti \ ie Caen , \n aceurate eke ; Wil give ==" = a anged you will never the A Gift She Will be Ge. Pleased to Receive : > AG: $ , $ 71 , | ® 17-Jewel Elgin thy of 1? Size Sizes for Women and Misses That Kline’s, as usnal, leads the procession in qualities and values sawex | Ri Foe , |" Pal 5 is exemplified in striking manner in the collections of Suits we are A WONDERFUL GROUP OF BEAUTIFUL | a featuring at the > above two prices. Poiret twills, tricotine, fashion Black Onyi > = Ss . > wo tailored and youthful bloused, box-coat and bolero models, while many Sport Suits are in Polaire, tweeds and genuine camel’s bair materials. 4 lask Ktine’s—Third Floor a $ Fox fing el pactn earn eenen---9 1 gearfs ~ m- --— | Morning Special Extraordinary! ‘ 85 New Dresses— A Maker’s Surplus " We've just unpacked the most wonderful !ct of Spring Dresses imaginable. To create « H 0 | J Stunuing new arrivals, made of full, fluffy, extra | ‘sms, in the various new Spring shades of brown. | |. Jap marten and natural Eastern mink Chokers also featured gt this price Other Atri Choker Ve OPS a 25| seman S Same. Sted with 15-jewe! Meremept ) | : ; TERMS: $1.00 A WEEK as phn Naha ai i Ae an al aI MED es tess A 8 . - ; ; : ; : 7 Sieo 4 WEEK WATCH REPAIRING AND SPECIAL ORDERS : Eetemedsisd. Waitgus and cntmaten tor coosiet canes weg reir repaicee I BOSAL. ( 1 $05 Open Monday and “aterday Till 9:30 P. M.; Other Days< Till 6:30 ” a J 2 apis ef Write for Catalog See. Phone Kinieck, Ceqtral 5032. or Bei) wala 97 os " | wD second ese Oe Carleton Bidg. ied 308 M. Sixth St.. Near Olive ¢ SS morning flurry we offer them to early comers at a ridiculously low price. The materials are crepe, crepe combimations and all-wool crepes. A good size range. While they last. * etx- ’ iT eeietabhienn ~~ Sacee - ‘ ' i ' ' j ' ! ' ! ! i ‘ l ! ' ' t ' ! ! ' ' '
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d Bloomers | ‘ ta of yoomers $ @ high 2 - FRIDAY. = MARCH 16, 1923. anteed Ralap root SS Ce =— Prices as low as if you paid cash. All the clothes you need for Spring and Summer. a No red tape. Just pick what you want and st 7) have it charged to your account. . Hi Pe Ladies’ D Taffetas, Canton X, and flat black crepe $42 50 UP ot if Tir = eee = dB, 2 Sf) = aes = i ae = eS ee Bs = Sree | o> sat ra = —=—@ees= 20° > ~ ar: —_, - * —o - = - = — *: — — and satin Ladies’ Capes, Dol- mans and Sport Coats sy Latest styles and . materials ONE DOLLAR any Gabardines and Whipcords CLOTHING folk and conserva- tive models. Latest Spring and Sum- mer patterns. WEEK | y Approximately 40,000. ‘SEVERAL BOND PROJECTS SAID Board of Public Service Calis Partic- ular Attention to Needs of School for Feeble-Minded. The Board of Public Service todev. | addressed a communication to thie Board of Estimate and Apvortion-' | ment to the effect that several proj- | | ects Hsted under the bond issue wera | oF an emergency character, among |those befng appropriations for hos- | pitals, streets and sewers. | The letter stated that if the St. Louis Training School for the Feeble-' Minded was to be habitable next win- | iter, contracts would have to be let | } immediately so work could be start-/| ed at once. It further stated that the’ quirements would have to be $11.- ' 000,000, and that Benjamin H. | | Charles, special bond issue attorney | connected vith the Comptroller's of- | fice, was drafting an ordinance which | | would authorize the Board of Esti-| should not do the same for you. | mate and Apportionment to issue the total $87,000,000 of bonds as re- | quired. “Empire” Idea Growing in Italy. Special Cable to the Post- Dispatch | and Chicago Daily News. (Copyright. 1923.) ROMBE, March 16.—The incipient | imperial idea under Fascisti care is’ ‘coming from its seclusion into the fopen. More and more often the daily newspapers, nationalist writers’ and even members of the Govern- TO BE OF EMERGENCY NATURE | Pil e Sufferers | sale of bonds for the first vear's re-| ADVERTISEMENT WT, ‘Can You Answer These Questions? Do you know why ointments do not | give you quick and lasting relief? Why cutting and operations fail? | Do you know the cause of. piles is) ‘internal? That there fs a stagnation of blood | in the lower bowel? Do you know that there is a harm-| | less internal tablet remedy discovered by Dr. Leonhardt and known as HEM. 'ROID, now sold by Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., and druggists generally, i that is guaranteed? HEM-ROID banishes piles by re- moving the internal cause, by freeing blood circulation in the lower bowel. This simple home treatment has an Unless you see the name ‘‘Bayer’’ almost unbelievable record for sure, on package or on tablets you are not safe and lasting relief to thousands | getting the genuine Bayer product of pile sick sufferers, and saves the. prescribed by physicians over twenty- | needless pain and expense of an op- two years and proved safe by millions eration. There is no reason why it| for colds, headache, toothache, ear- | ache, peuralgia, lumbago, rheumatism, SAY “BAYER” \when you buy Aspirin neuritis, and for pain in cept only ‘‘Bayer’’ contains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell bottles of 2) anqa_ 100. As n is the trade mark wo! Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaei- | dester of Salicylicacid. "4 a Sale will start promptly at 8 o'clock, hatf howr earlier than usual, Saturday morning 50 extra salemrvomen «will be here to acocommo- dddisons. The entire Second Floor wilt be de- voted to this sale —our windows wilf display some of the garments. See Them!! ¥ ie " — 2s a 7 ‘ne est . fe ee AOE eT eee EE | Pee raj a : one A % punt i San * Py 2 card cS Soe ahd a ] ROR Ne > al Y de Heth oe ee ah 7g" date you, COMPANY . ment refer to the future Italian “em-| pire.” The ambition is growing to make possible the return of the days Open Saturday 'when the Mediterranean was an' Night Until | italian lake. The founding of a new 9 P. M. | weekly newspaper of the ultra pa- @e-S517-519 WASHINGTON AV.-ea ltriotic type to be called “The Em-4 ree A Record-Breaking Day Tomorrow! ™ | EIGHT SENSATIONAL NEW YORK PURCHASES TOGETHER MINNA The Gradwokl Way Is Easy to Pay Y/iiiiiiiiiiiiiititi WITH THE ENTIRE SPRING STOCK OF i= Now in Fall Swing—Gradwohl’s IOVER 3000 WR APS| _w'TNEY SALE” capes, COATS & SUITS] TTT? | RZ LADIES’ OR MEN’S MAN’S ILLINOIS WATCH *. | The celebrated ‘ ‘Great Northern Special.” and a most per- DIAMOND RING 23.222S0°0 Sr Sse etascc i springs tempered: dompenaatina balance: Breguet own 7 50 iplions e No matter owe size $9.85 Mar 712 NORTH BROADWAY Baathisiidiiisecttitt. . A #0 ‘ ae , 4 « Choice of $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Capes, Wraps, Coats and Suits. . Choice of $18.50, $21.75 and $23.75 Capes, Wraps, Coats and Suits. . Choice of $25.50, $27.50 and $30.00. .... Capes, Wraps, Coats and Suits. .. * Choice of $35.00, $37.50 and $40.00 Capes, Wraps, Coats and Suits... Choice of $42.50, $45.00 and $47.50 Capes, Wraps, Coats and Suits. . Choice of $49.75, $52.50 and $55.00 Capes, Wraps, Coats and Suits. Choice of $60.00, $62.50 and $65.00 Capes, Wraps, Coats and Suits. Car” MON oe YW . ~~? in of % SOS ey BS Ee SUSCC CSCS SSC SSSSSE tehettmncint eh Attiniitian Ptureé Feminine Originality lours, Boliv- lé4-plece set of psecese: 5. “tee > fas, Brvton- Silverplate Those tities S es3ocsse VS Ze fas 1” : S hegre eiSsissessecssesss oeesd soeeeee ee las. fall at with every pur- tetttitiiitisessasees Ssettss: ebrestto;. 2 ~= - these sensa- chase of $10 or oc teessstissies 7. :: tionally low prices. alamnas boat. = over. © hands of their ris and of fore- eh line, each d, Milan braid, combinations teks Ugh , Libltbes cgapar UVUUUUQUUUUTAUUALUAUUUUUUUE . | ! i ~) * . \ Bain sce earnsces se: yas Descriptions case, elther se o> | A beautiful Blue-White Diamond of perfect cutting and er enataved. Our @aa° oD | Right before Easter unusually fine quality; it is set to creat advantage in a low Jitney Reale Z | R — every yasncy a misses’ 14, a 42 or A an miss actually , $37.50, and you'll never miss the money on these easy Knit ff a Ay an extra-stout size, terms. é | garment we offer \ i e and Chain FREE f | \ oy Rg PO oO a Saco sere EET tests EI: — . Coats, blouse-back lection of styles to (“oats, tailored Coats. eireular and panel new colorings, — Capes of new sheen kit fox, gray, navy, $24.75 | 400 Extra-Size Garments for Stout spring: patent regulator: recoil click: sizes 13 or 16, i YOURS FOR & CENTS DOWN . plain, polished you wear, whether massive 18-k. green or white cold mounting; only Price... a Agee needs a new Spring 7 43 to 67, you'll find wrap-around effect 7 , choose from, in all SiSi S532: es ee sat; tires t-gesssteessasessiessoes ; eS eZ sf Over 300 styles -.in eganttieenetn ic eects = see: aeteiiewes. StecseecSjibseessesteitiiie ae é . H | ee resi ese , : -s** ree eer ; pera arri te s+? rth “\ : - : f l u t rous blacks, tans, -blues, Be Horn ae. Ie’ & Y, cloths —ve- sssctssisiccses: sss. - Be ; NF 4, Bo” ip - Women—Sizes 43 to 57 Included! ! } of Sport rat $10. second Floor 4 bibietbiaass, Chart of Payments C DOWN in in Stylish ONLY EIN S- THEN 10c the First Week. 20c the Second Week. 20c the Third Week. seit: 40c the Fourth Week. ease 50c the Fifth Week. ane 80c ench wesk there. after until fully paid ter - THE GREATEST SALE ANNOUNCED THIS YEAR |2000 NEW DRESSES Entire Sternberg’s Spring Stock, Together With "1000 New Spring Styles Recently Purchased $45 $40 $35 $25 __ $20 $15 DRESSES housanpds of new Dress- be fresh. crisp. Spring | PRICE AND 2 ess atyles, in Paisiey rints, Gnten of Say alltyme crepes, rico- ghame, Cantons, crepe e(iks, WINTER etc. New shades of light ‘ ray, cocoa, green, T#® COAT lack and navies. Remaining feam their stock, worth up to $40. $7.50 . 24-Piece Set Rogers Siverplate with every Purchase of $10.00 or over. purchase of $10.00 or over, Extra Special Diamond Bracelet Watch Offer Chilfren’s and Girls’ Spring CAPES AND COATS A Ladies’ Wrist Watch Indestructible Richelieu PEARLS Also the beautiful “Sanity Fair” Fearls. R ery ae ri (iradweohl's guaran gem ; On Grad- Bats, ete ca : os also fea We are showing beactiful 18-k. white gold Wrist Watohes, eet with genuine dia- monds (not chips) and sapphires: fall -jJewel guaranteed movement; ' $70 18-jewe! movement. 20-year white gcold- SUaranteed care. Special vaiue | OT AUDUUUUUAAAATUUUUAUEOAGUAUAUTETTTOENAOTUUATTTTTAAGAAUO ASAT AAT Your Unrestricted Choice of Any Dress in This Sale To- morrow, at | Veru cd L4/ (oo. r ‘att 7:30 PF. M. ST ST. !IAANNNIMMMUM UNH ANNNNEONALUUUUUUUULASSAAANAML ee ee ee we ak . hy, — ; eee ae ee ee
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eater ea eo TE OE hy The Gy | —— of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daiiv Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. — we weed Mo. ¢ will RB at Balawin. WILLIAMSON COUNTY DRY-CASES| ‘ztmel Bervea a: Daidwtn, nic. jtarm of william Dope 04 Bole ~ rei: 1 PR IPR - | mated the Gamage at about $16,000. Judge Makes Bootiegging = Costly aerate Sane peay ames burned *° | The cause of the fire was not ascer- he os" . “—— a ee Wate a1: TEA KEEPS: Undertaking. death in a fire which destroyed the) tsined. —Sire Vado By the Associated Press. | Jr ——Matyiee = MARION, Ill, March 16.-—Wi- | -ldamsgon County bootleggers are com. | You Catch h Cold Easily? Vf IF HAIR A RK plaining about the high cost of court | a ~~ oy) | Oct a et — J a ; ¥* ys rar ee, 7 ~—— ee proceedings. When County Judge | tilly: OR A. D. Morgan took office last rear, Our Entire Stock of Discontinued - | engi ; ‘ A. - a0! : . an ‘4 ° : Leu . : ee he fixed bond in all bootlegging Mca 5 oat ete and susceptible, | aa E. isivers "ory. we | Martin Cornets & Trumpets | woes wizea with sat ‘e's si SEIS gee "_|pory) ae Ses : ( . ‘hen the first cases came up be- your | os % ni ‘e. phur It Brings Back Its "ithe . Rage tegeel poe ye Axoe — wens ane | ACh | a 7 aaa ma: or REDU( ‘ED } Beautiful Lustre At Once that pleaded gullty, but sent them | | to jail aiso O : The bootleggers, when arrested | Gray hair, however handsome, de- after that, gave bond freely, putting | motes advancing age. We all know up $500 in cash if necessary, but in Also some shopworn and used instruments {\\ :b- advantages of @ youthful appear- the December term of court 27 for- gnee. Yor’ hair is your charm. It | feited their bonds rather than ante | at still greater savings \ makes or mars the face. ewe tey a chance of being found guilty and | des, turns gray and :0OKs strea ent to jail. | age - NOW would be an excellent time to completely —y few applications of Gege’Tes| at the present term of court 12 isti } Chew a Few Pleasant Tablets! Instant Siomach R equip your band at a great saving. } and Sulphur enhances its appearance | more forfeited their bonds. As - . . . OUT-OF-TOWN BANDS send for our complete BUESCHER Catalogue. i ee ee na Ng Ee "55 ee + ~ 4 ee a aa a hundredfold. result Judge Morgan raised the bond . . 2 : aU oa , Frais cn ond Stomach distress ne! | sourness, flatulence gases, | Don ’ ¢ at ay grav’ L ook young! | for all bootlergers Trorr $500 to The momert Pepe’ "s Diaperzin’’ er aci d stomach. rl Either prepare the recipe at home or | $10,000 asserti: that they would the whole body. bay et from any drug store a bottle of | 6.4 mye vttsges MBps ry award “2 ireaches the stomach you never feel for a few cents. All ¢ re ow veth 's. Rage seh Gelder Cada either put up sufficient euarantee of Emulsion! » 4 any more misery from indigestion, ° mend these ‘armicas stomach pound, '? which is merely the old time} )i recipe improved br the addition of ? other ingredients. Thousands of folks | recor .end this ready-to-use prepara-| Kroger Store on Arsenal St. Robbed! FUR CHOKER NOTICE!! | ; : st beau- Louls Haffner, manager of a Kro-'| ° : tion, because it darkens the hair beaz- | a ser of a Kro Opossum, Squirrel, Red, : > lv r vw; > ie 7 +; *- - tifully, besia ies, no one can possibly ger store at 3018 Arsenal street. re-/| ‘tell, as it carkens so naturally and rported an armed man walked in at Brown and Blue Foxes These sZiIGC PINE SZ: evenly. You moisten ® sponge or soft | 2:30 p. m. yesterday and compelled $10 Chokers brush with it. drawing this through/ nim to lie Senind the counter. After $15 Chokers the hair, *-":ing one smail strand ati taxing $3 from the register, he a time. By morning the gray hair|..; a. the an demanded where he oy eee disappears, after another appheation | i kept the “rest of the cash." Haffner $35 oners or two, its natural color is restored | pointed to a cigar box under the $49.50 Chokers ye ; , | ) and it becomes thick, glossy and Ius- mee reo se OER gn os Pace, trous, and you appear years younger.| | | ee ee es ee . | g ar Capes | — SS - ig $115 Far Coats ) ° —= ml 509 WASHINGTON AVE. at 7 M ITA’ i . >, TOMORROW, 9 A.M. to 1 0° THE highest coullinian one merchant can pay another is to imi- ) ee OEE : . | | 4 tate his style of advertising or window display. BUT UNLESS F a i. sy | | that merchant or anyone else has a buying power equal to Welch's | , owe Ge No One Can “‘Copy’’ Welch's Values jj; “6s” CAPES-WRAP S-COATS a —— | This is the most remarkable value-giving event of the year—never have | | you seen such tremendous reductions as are offered in this unde G At the very height of the season the merchandise is brand-new and of the At a highest order. Yet all of it is drastically underpriced for this huge selling — - ~ ae . OO DO eee - - — _— ~— — bse ~s their appearance in court or wait in jail for their trial. | : + OOF ee a ga et Meg 7 come on our Coat a - Sait floor. Yq > at ae - 7 -_ - % - EO EE OS mg & eS S| & 2 ee event tomorrow! {\ av iI | & of) G “asiy a) : Genuine full-length Bolivia Capes. e)* Ws ae. pie . € Capes with pointed side panels. , Capes with loose straps and high ——e Will "Brine Joy |. ag , collars. | : Brocaded Silk Capes, fringe trimmed. Into Your Home : ea. Canton Crepe Capes with far collars. Model “S” Sarola at $85, “se 3 . tis Sect cae aeee : Se Embroidered top, blouse-back Coats. pe HW 4 Very fine satin Kroehler Davenette Suite : — FR ae Pale GN, { on fine satin-lined Polo Coats. Cemes tn golden onk, fumed oe, Sieger Gantahene aeucaiin. a8 rene ne oe of ean ce ye | ic plaid and novelty Sport Coats. gS oe B ve aan mad weteol’ at the usual “ands walnut or geliden ;; | V/ } Bloase- kb and side-effect Wraps. a | = = ce 8 FA Embroidered Silk Combination Coats and = ~- , | Capes. Juniors’ Sizes Coats, Capes Misses’ Sizes and Wraps Women’s Sizes Also Extra Sizes Worth Up to $35 From 46 Up to 54 af | , ca | | ‘| - a eer ee mw ae vin . a (24 eo Se om - ats sdladled ° geen eoeggne ion SR 13 | fh ie 9 A. M. to 1 O'Clock 9 A. M.'to 1 O'Clock \( 9A.M.to1 O'Clock | ne Bedroom Suites : Pie ly ae Me | cine 3 85 || cine ier $ 6.85 uites, we kaew I 1 fF SE : ef ees 0) PR TE MM S295 |x 3733 Coats. @eet Side Panel Capes Fringe-Trimmed Capes A wonderful lot of taf- Thie Fuil- Emb. Velour Capes feta silk Dresses for girls. "hime tear Polo Cloth Capes Sizes 5 up tol4. in new- Like (Cvwt, rads $15 | “New Sport Coats” || set Spring, models nd ~ izes 5 to 9 and 10 to 16 color combinations. st ait = “4 ante vad ~S3 ora % » a real weleut, $200 walees......... ab beds Bode an E wy ra * ¥o SWEET wer rate rote eet SL) RE TNT TT CRP LEIS CSET Te. Blue Enamel Gas ‘ee tary and easy te clean: has ea large i1%-tmekh even, plate warmer end 4 gas burners. AN ACTUAL 687.50 VALUE Open an Account—$5 to$5000 way : an SU sie & CA $ ’ rs ; ya «+ » < ee af « _ — e oe ¥ <= = - we 7 PO AOR AMID Be AD me ee ee os Furnish or refurniah your home the way you here alicays wented te have if. Pay as your income warrants—e liftle cach week or month—as suits your convenience. Com- plete satisfaction gvarantesd every customer. Ask to See Our Special 3-Room Outfit 4 RR Bowe * Canton Crepes, Satin Can- tons, Taffetas, Tricoshams, Printed en ee Crepes, Crepe eteors, Charmeuse, Paisley Crepes, Spanish Laces, New Paisley Combinations. ~ Gray Henna Rust ~ i a ee a ee 7 FURNITUR ¢F EMUSIC AL INS TRUMENTS~ 1105-1107-1109 Olive ptrest
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FRIDAT, MARCH 16, 1923, i i i in ad ~ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily: Star and | the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ‘Sere Throat or Mouth [4 {0 SUIT -Starck OPEN OPEN clean and healthy. Any disease that attacks the canal throug hich —_ EVENINGS MANUFACTURERS EVENINGS 1018 Olive, S. E. Cor. fith ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' pwnage j KRESGES Oe ee le ll al 7 | Marriage Licenses ' — —- ee te aa : mith—Mre. Vada Sweetint. ey—Mre. Magnolia oore Gash Jr.—Matyiee Womack . Bilver—iertrude Rickman. Conconir1. ile Schmidt. Lappin. er—Liliiean Kotner. Cozart—Zola Brown by 30 years service to millions of Americans. Kondon's Men’s—nearly new. Such’ makes as Hart Schaffner & Marx, etc. Alse many finest New York and | Chicago tallors’ not-cilled-for or | returns. Coats and vests as low $2.50. All-wool Pants, new, | s the food we eat, th ink and the very air we brea » tee serious matter. W hy neglect Sore Throat or Sore Mouth when TONSILINE | makes it so easy for you to get relief? | TONS for llilk.—Mrs. Rosa ig Orisel, Springfieid, : a © ag eg Ii! 1" Louls—Frances Zo!f. "2 ae? ver preity Ww eich. a7 Loule—Miléred -M. Bivens r, Bast St. Louls. 111 *. Laiben, Crystal jox, St. Laouls. City, Mo.—Ocie —— —— is es y | as weed "a tae ail ONS 63.75. New striped Flannel Pants, d pal upon it. eon a) A bottle in the house—where you can get Gabardines, | Come early. | 62.75; W hipcords, Tweeds, Topcoats. Save—be well dressed. 1012 N. GRAND reat | 0, 106, and 25¢ Store og Av. @thand St. Charies a ee (=00 3010 Ie" it = qunig when needed. Hospital ae $1.00, BIRTHS RECORDED. Your druggist selle T BoYSs KMavreer. 21560 Salisbury. . 1506 Market. 3928 M 20th. 1323 XN, . 1026 8th ate ecua. , Miaseuri Page and Grand Cars Stop at Door. | Sugared Dates, Ib. Jumbo Blanched Peanuts, Hershey’s Milk Chocolate, ‘2 Ib. . SATURDAY SPECIALS Hair Goods TW0O-IN-ONE double-strand Nets, cap or fringe. ~ JEAN, single or double strand Nets, each DOMINO, large size double- strand Cap Nets, each SWITC in the Old SHOE - MART Location es SATURDAY Te: “£59,, SHOE STORE WE CUT THE PRICE ON GOOD SHOES! cared m - _ { NMen’s |S aa | ae ip * . : Ey ‘ 260 NEY oes nie aon Tb ’ “a a | ? a . e i -——_— . — ‘ ; ; / ' ; | 7 i : T ’ 7 ’ I 1 ? | Women’s and Children’s Including the Unsold Stock of Shoe-Mart Which We ae : Bought ee They Moved iat ani Cet: OPENING DAY iy = nmin 8 : - FEATURE shington avy. Conell. ad Biddle. 19 Main Floor Especially "Priced el # LYALL Instant Stomach Relief! SHAW 7 7 —————— —— —_ — —— i . flatulence, gases, heart actbure, ’ stomach. Correct your digesties few certs. AI! Srdesicte sean recom — SNe NH sities I LGSS/ 8 UMLA 2 a ee ed ibese harmless stomach tablets — = | 1923 Nestrenhan . 327 Montgomery | 0 ‘ 3 Boi ihweat, Klueppe! “allfornia . hull. 6427 Ber an pi. . Buehler, aft Wilson, 89925 & ES . , 806 N. Bth : 4122, tL Bridge. . : Barbier ea. 2231 C {v 216 regs 5 o> — NOTICE! ! “phwes s' > a ae, OGA Louistana. Mc Phereon. is a > 4g 5 ee . Ld SIDE COMBS; ‘ BURIAL PER! ITS. ber color, pair ee PRINTING DEPT. BUSINESS CARDs UOR SPECIALTY. Front en Main vit “ mm 35c CAMEO RECORDS 35c Unequaled vaiues in 10-inch deuble-disce mesesee. We buve all the latest seug and dance hits. pownsTarrs SHEET MUSIC pvownsrains “Steal a Little Kies White 25c .2-YEAR-OLD ROSE BUSHES 25¢ FOUNTAIN SPECIALS | ’ 42> H 2, 3561 4061A TDeTonty. 5 Missour!. -. > . Ray, So sb . 194 Page. . LD “ 44, S82 >| . | ; , 2423 O'Fallon | ments can begin sixty days after .date of purchase W. Sisco: itn- 500 pairs of brown and black Women's Brogue New Spring styles in brown or black leather, OUT- OF- TOWN CUSTOMER: Mellie from William Arneson: tntol- . To Minnie new styles for Spring for sewed soles and of good erie indignities: maiden name, restored Wanufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos ‘? Monroe from Lula Hatcher: School Shoes School Shoes or plain styJjes, but- CUT PRICE little boys, all firsts sell up to $5. oe a: from Mary Martines;: intoler- ‘ You save money by buying direct ‘from the manufacturer. sashhoar sn weokip for support Oxfords; military heel and 98 brogue, English or blucher $ .89 yn Free trial. No money le indignities; maiden name, Branden- women and girls To Ka Ww. from r ° tolerab'e a tiontiios lv al , SOUTH- * To Martha I froun John Williams: in- | , 1018 EAST . Lith ‘ , CORNER ms Girls’ Shoes in brown , Black or brown leath- ton or lace. Sold he SHOE STORE —shoes that would 5SO7 Washington Avenue Your present DOWNSTAIRS Cabinet Parts, 12 and 18 inch, per deser- Write us. We ship any piano. play- at: plano or phon: ‘graph anywhere in down, easy terms. eae % 8 inches Mr $~16-inch chicks 2 lineal inches. . COMPLETE AERIAL PARTS Antenna Wire, 100-ft. coll; 25 ft. tor intoler- Hills, re- “fe ete . be, 10¢ and soe .. 35e single-Pole Double-Throw Switches GLASS-INCLOSED CRYSTAL ay); a 3 + ’ - » “oe _ eS 6 _ mere i > Lee ° tyr MA et y oe a ’ ” The POST-DI my is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. = Ta) iil / I = To —=i| =e $3 Per Month Take this beautiful three-piece Devens te Suite, artaneenoati ia ee Could yeu select anything more beautiful or ~ meee, Tome: fr , em | IN OH i) intol- & = i} th } iti J w _ - x F “ Give a Beautiful. BLUE BIRD DINNER GIGANTIC LINO, SALE We havea large variety of patterns to show you. See our big selection. We quote a special price on this heavy Pro-Lino for this ‘sale. Price per square yard— maiden name, Stretch, éegertian: ae Goldman Bros. Brass Bed Outht tin@ignitiee: Gesertion. ble “tn $10. Solin + ‘wuppe hl ldren; utiee 8 children, Mildred «a : eifeus F. Garrett; weekly for sup- ,-—— tntol- lala ean ‘Beran = SS, \" fr te! or- y r oupport ef ver. Kelty: into)- t: tntel- ore Green: child, estiey J. M. Kuhn; orsddde paage ye M-toler- | yrs alimeny; cus- Van Ostale; tn- hame, Lore. ceser- Values Up to $15. ; aw : fntol- mn" Brune: annul- leaner ———— » e wit = =—§- as We are closing out 59 of these . beautiful Brass Beds at this low price in order to dispose a fine mattress 4 heavy spring to make the offer — ateliet o Brass Beds. i he 2 ae * 7 : 8 mth ». eee “ he = . es ‘." ke es . a Re a wi, TT inet _— Pee oe , i as LR Ys yey a ee, Salat “= ayy Se Sr a. «Bi eu) eye ee ee A a oe eee Fw ee : > & oe. — a. Oe ae dy. sed | ee ie a Brit * 4 aa ye . - fF 2 beater” ce " + tes Bs - ow “, —— stat + 4 # 3 : : Oat Meg ihhas ds + ee ee
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FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 16. 1923. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' # The Indications Are That Root Will Shortly Branch Out Into Big League Timber Cardinals Win From. 4 Bit Wild. but a Greai Prospect | \Racing Results | Sisler, Threatened With Sinus Cleveland ¢ of | a! Local Sury - Boston Braves, 4-4-3 Za "oor os roman Operation, May Be Unable to Get Basket oe lcigtie Al oes r Rac =——Pour-year -olds a =. | ( di f Op D fn ES 4 ) eB eee a ait nto Condition for Opening Day Central a sina M ‘agde Jumbo 118 «Scheffe 3 -. - = y 7 " . ? : firs: Celoasua 110 ‘Glick). At Bradentown Camp Ze rar ment 13. SS eee - - —_——~ or Be Now Heavier amd St »> Giles oom in Mamb!, American . F ‘ . sin , ao. "aad “ : sp cise ran = -rospect of Sti urther Delay in Réporting av Mobile Camp vr : His Carcer—Th oO RACE 3-vear-oid i bin “3 4 ; a = , ; ; CS S500, five-eighth mile—Charies Whitwey 10 -ontronts World’s Greatest Hitter——Arm Is O K, He Says a R | | Hornsby’s Single in Tenth Gives Rickeyiren ; + ae ” |twideg teeates + Ok ti mk oe ‘ah Not Yet Been Rg Test FRANCIS GYMNASIUM, Wig ee = ~ . . . } 4 PR nk Phe nd ' “jemen to |] i NE & Celi . weg. > hat ~ ot playing in the first game, but ad- re : oO he defensive. my. - ca om whether os will help my playingyto ¢ one respect Another upset in’ form w re: golf.” asserted Lavan. “but I half; Yornsby singled to right, went’ The Batti ———— | ted aerisy. eat. © ~s _J to third on Mueller’s line double an} ex tting Order. 3 S35 “ ay. Ink also ran. F epharigs | mits that there is no immediate ‘I never saw such @ “ ' A yi N 4] = ; = iyN . 4 , ¥ ~ 5 | . e ; ‘ . - . - _ = a ‘+ | . - . e . ° 1 : . I iin=e + vw ren (“ham - ad - y : +r . h a d id u pect oO Lis. bein yermitted to aminade High scored on Holm’'s sacrifice fl; Rates if Penell et , anne : tomato | i uF : = | 1. eama” ene. teites eae enka i ee a ' going to give it a trial. Golf Braves scored their third run =§ Steck 3 enlon : finut i- (Cont te aS, aa camp. : . en . om OuUls _ounty | 8 ealog so : } Min . Costello). 7 te 7 te : | is no system at all ~ whelmed the Belleville Hi 7 up a lot of a man’s time. If Tt and t the game into extra INDINgSs) Horned, 2: : : ; ‘= >a-4 a ae - .. Will Need Two Weeks’ Workout. ( wiavere wo: . 7 “Kip ; veo ; | eta itt xh team. ry k the Cardinal with a run in the sixth on Henry’ s Bottomly | ; oe . - ers were standing here and») 32 to 13. Bellevillé won the eu Ew make gees as the Mvers cf : talking and leaning agains " : , op thie season it will not be and Ford's tripie. Hoin : > rosea larclift & S again: pionship last season. In theie ean stop enenlean ET ‘ ‘ Delhi J 88 i inne Futen 1] , ; ~~ hers? , “o the grand io a onal ‘ Ling Bane. tore ae Parte break away to get a t Ir) se OE is Be ws threes 1 | - 7 heck tn ‘| then he would meander back ic floor game and Left Forward hy. la ted Com ( “hat re stl hy > : : . y ° mrades and restme tin was very suceessful in his shoc ae = a lon ‘pingeld 1o right. Southworth , and flied to LD er who made a wu on- ‘ ’ . ry po : : an ‘wonbe | . | re, ; Sent a long fly %o Freigau.’ Conlon derful catch. NO RUNS Flyin ee 1 ils heyyy hears bu ll need : t hie y a = ; scree as «4 asa » 2 rainin lm ry | Dre erlv in Hy , stole second. Cruise doubled down, CARDINALS Oeschger went | -_ ACE Rag. # at ieee Ghee } Rs x an. \2 conversation. ate cotmed fon ae - ae : [ have never been adiccian the first base line, scorin# Conlon | to pitch for Boston. Bottoml>y §: : ) ie 4 ciaiming, $1000, one and ie a ee | ae ee 1 pias n “Waite Hoyt ts 40 pounds over. {| eree thanus toe ta goals an or Eter in my careeh and I hael flied to Myers. ONE RUN. | | walked. Mueller flied to Powe!! , sermis Kemble, 110 (Abel). 3-9 1,410 5.) 00 tig a ne = ~ “°lS weight and kicked theentes be /! grea aon gtarted to cut leose. For one > ai : ‘ _ : ? atsVia oa : ; t fii} eet j } he. }1. Most « f them 4 re not pleased ‘ . Peary agen, won from Clinton tats | camp. P _ : > . . . . . - . eo . 4 ’ ‘ Ais ‘ PLLT ICs : a 7 te A J : . ‘ ‘ ‘ . & i f ‘ a . 2° 9 4 i SECOND ee Kopt fouled to McCurdy. | cy nn pean : ho played Last season he won 2 nes and | thir Time: 1:33. Aleo ram Irish Par i ° Di#yers in training at Mobile, | lo much eee ne ee aie, _ Lavan pro@ueed clippings:al belieron — Ford was safe when/smith NO.RIUNS | h, Elliot nm the Terre Haute lost eight ie Ms hamou Bie ban Beth Minnie B||)|0)™SC Lmade an attempt to ) “Stuy : Reports o . activities of >| Cleveland is the only St. Leuls. - | recent Ortenta!l tour. These : ee | age Metnnis it 1 PVident th le ne Athletics are in stri] ing Soe. J petan 7. | that be had pitched in twe ¢ ST “ ¥ 9 ~~ . . . . ‘lu bct. " ley to Toney, who covered! walked Hornsby popped : Se ghey “Ther don’t throw ’em ee gals Mian: efpettg ag pm iypaper, White"Maven. Kemo Bricht Trash Fos da a pon ste Sr, a: . +> the season : Pe. and in the final minutes of php 7 Siki and * . a ’ . : = 7 : ‘ mw! aa ra . - ‘ A Ls) ‘ ‘ 4 pnarhe YI ri ' t Litt) — | ' ‘ ewes aiia tei i, © Lit . v . . . . ~e ‘ = a - le . Stock reached into the bleach- no RUNS aster than Jim's speed ball.” says pe agar peony van : res a. Kirtie. 3 : al tein ‘jscored eizat consecutive = r . } : ‘ . ~ ahaa a4 ae iat a ii ee nn ee . = | " — | ~“~Itwhen the sun sounded the ; 5 Meet T sies_e a fine -- hn Of Powell's foul. | NINTH INNING | ranniga! “He was h -t) tal | - Sisler’s . hi : UNE NNING. | : 3 bj i} ifield. , a f ape he : - it a soticead following his recovery from | he game. a 5 BOSTON — Hornsby threw out aris nthe season, bi e- are m for faat-hal} ; ’ ee Be wilh eee tT wnen he | influenz: After being adjudged the : _— _ a DINALS- ~-Bottomley singled O'Neill E¥olm tossed out Oces hger nan, who caught him 7 Oa Crile ‘ >] n 0 ns sata | . = " - : 9 hee - 3 > bal -_ - @ he ——s US mitte ‘Oo return to the | greates weet o se " we i 4 e es to Ford on first. Holm flied CARDINAI S—Bottomley rolled to! and « hange ef pace. fast turler 4 regulars | bt th O4 Dixor Pride ‘ pened s Shoulder O K,. he Says. Ss - . . 7 t a baseball writer's | TOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 5s - ise. Clemons was purposely Henry. MueBer was safe on Kr He-is a great fielding pitcher. : ; a in LO isler’s right shoulder. hieh was — quet in | lladelphia. He was | Rain kept the big league athletes pa vw ith Battle nm Theater Toney forced Clemons.Con-i fumble. Holm also drew a life when| I know because I was on his in- | ind iia Ml i ae a Oo ‘trs | rred late last season } ae sereee to decline » the invitation after | doors yesterday and Managers Frask 98 Dublin | Ford. NO RUNS Kopf fumbled ’ + ] Se field 1? there i « any ™ yes 72 . a ; . i ¥ ni b. sn , ne —_ } - . od “a aia ial re ae ts has e “ce ee Se ae \Chance of the Boston Red Sox oa THIRD INNING. Mueller, Padgett to Smit : ould rathér do than pitch 3 pees ee Oe a 7 oe ne wi n tror ) a aoe @ ee, a ba ce 4 ee the lineup the/ Bill McKechnie of the Pittsburg Pi- ° = : . : le! . “ bh Scals - ead worth. Felix flied to Dyer OF $9157 “GA dg » tne Gay at fi est . ‘eir Dowt at the 5 ae. TE” FOR BOY, CANDIDATE FOR ee ee Saturday Until 9:00 P. per beet ot he See MDINALS—Blades was «safe RIUNS i CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH _PLACE ON ILLINY NINE ; day Argenti Ss - | _ The exact weights at which Pm pee bt ps Cc » bet pret pret Pt ht pet C7 Php sf etem tie 94 Man . Btock drew a pass. Freigau center Dyer fouled to O'Neill. Jack | aaenrie ~» URBANA, 1! a? will enter the ring are not ~ rettily to For on firs: Smith singled +¢ teats Blade« NF; 7 i l ; . : . ais ymmodore Inez 4 . Termin i3 *B. rigania “2 Pp d fi sing to lef slades stop ' Lungren of the versity 4 _ _aginew id F Set a N Tr Tr M | , Fou 3-year-olds a _ :' he E vr - H, ea ly Hou 3. Covers . | via et | bes but it is presumed Siki will by sent a sacrifice fly to Pow- Ping at second Hornsby singled to “ ** wes OF . 8 ' . ) Tis b al sade $64 zs furic Le Lt5 Bes scoring after the catch. left, scoring Blades with | ain rid champion at 182 1 ‘ ; et " ‘Crestwood Boy. 98 Ge: ' , Sport 4 *Theo | S| . atch. | coring Blades with the winning || - : hy ond cut . ason yesterday which | Quanah S$ ike Mills ioe > » LOS Fairman .103 __ 32 Miles Down Stream | | _ Stvantage of about 19 pou ‘ 3 ; OE a | his white opponent. «xy za ‘ * fumbled Bottomilly’s easy roll- run. ONE RUN eg ard | Hioppe 1 n ada i 1 Sin: - Ru ry Stock took third M ‘ ecs a e aa Bz. eh! Nn ) ° i ’ i 7 ‘ T be . ” — ee ! —_— - ; ee a p ; 4 P " Prece x “ d to left, scoring Stock an! WAMHOFF GAN eas. -mecal mbiematic aac ns tbe: ; i retain durt: he ~' esi race, S-year-olds and uw a : . —- is eNOS AIRES, Maree 16 Extra | | a salnatoent oa ne Rott ; : h OR IZING - . hee : ca tot 2 , ‘ . i» ae > ¢& Dt on ’ , > "ae rT - ! : ” “— = “ I o d od. é at Ar ent ne isl . é at mid t laet night omiy ‘on third. Holy -_ diese 3 yee See ne , Lint ore 1} : ty p i San rton. Chi >: third bas perie: ie we wt Lis | ma LOS Federation announ | ja | she Tight heavyweight cS aoe, IN—Bladee shifted to thir starred for th er ionsh t tout ; perm 3 Dy or a ont ca conter. Muelle: ' rz a ; oath *4 ° . xs : ‘ , a 4 = . . “ie a4 ~ ‘ 4 , : r Ae » | Tear af is ‘ " . BS . ~ ’ , Pe . _ Fran ots Them amps : : ’ . to right... Powell tripled to - ee on a ati » Bas "9 a a a ee a * - = _ ae : es Lo; | enet: R, er 73), name of Carpentier. and Siki eto ay ern SONS “a center C‘onton flied fo Mue! . . ; pr ; Pil Loca!) ndiea? , — fre ae I - P peng — . . we’ Meman G aid ny - - UC was informed by; Lomear aph of th perfect throw to the plate Vos , . . ‘ ee a Abd. port. Ii E. Porte: nee. | pe alc int CANT | . . 4 Tit t ? i rs > ~ c - Ser Or i« YJ . 7 ‘ ; } i ™ » ran ene;nts, nas . nt iY qs at Bs > : | ' hh > : - anes “} nro yon nan: er trom Duwhtlir “i EES — 38 #£=PLAY WITH CE well scored South wort Bottom le) ‘‘ruise flied : : - — ——————— By (he Ager 'ate*? Perea, 3 NTS#Tra. 11. #Mare® 7 ONE RUN, | Se “It You're the Man Whose Collar Do Not Fi a the box mampouniey popped oes of it, I Want to See You” | bi 4 ‘an fer the SF sata Secrets soc | WE MATCH YouR No COPY Eq UNION | Soe Hornsby. Conloe walle * . 2% SHOP e bust nane eave wren = ir ee spark ee the ORIGINAL union | Come to 603-05 Pine Street |i ° == > Copyrighted | - MATHAINNING. ; ' € | LABEL Between 6th and 7th on Pine «pies 7 Hienrs singled te lef: . tripled fo left center e-ortr z T an j Lié YI were as good as the origina!l® — wouldn *. A : . +. +. > ee j i a : . . . ¥ Henfy. Smith walked Gowdy Tlie : have - Ll bores The UhiyY reason imitations exist 1s be- | = . = 4 “ % . * 1x ° ee : ith doubled For ° - ""* os - » A se) : era i A, Lhd a em ior iié ORIGINAL. , . © a | ved Ford tryin Between Olive and Pine tienewich stru = #
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ie of *" 7 ee ‘y Le ae ¢ ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | eh FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' : aly Wiavan Gives Up Cigarettes and Quinn Delighted’ K.C. A.C. Favorite | S77 Toncjord to Take 1 TEARLINE. IS VICTOR.” i a angford to Take { OVER JIMMY M’CARTHY PE PN Ss | ) ; . Brown Recruits NEW YORK, March 16. 2 way A. €. amateur show befere he oe ia Bas the Scientific. | prideful feelings about Angel. | the third round was completed neith- ‘rom eville : eek Hj _ +r ‘ | Dr ss ke ; 4 is Career—Throwing Arm {fs ‘ : | ier 8 a | g O K. able Club Doesn’t Know theoretically a desire of the | about as shabbily as a poor re- | pl ge cet pose pee -_ |5 Greatest and cures Ritters that ; than Jimmy and had @ slight point | we favor the scientific: but do we? tigh and hysterical was no excuse | basketball ¢ éwill be played | : | | | See we COUFAQWSRS Ww © praye“ {> Argentinian in hand and teach gram. The results feliow: h. chAmpion of the Hig: a . Of the Post-Dispatch Sport’ Staff. By J. Roy Stockton, | facts And h , . nd nothing c , . |All Stara, Two Harb Minn., and > Hic 5 Seats vawene tne Un Shs See that they'll fall on that particti- (| (Business Men's Gymnasium), three reunés OD, Ms Sc} } . c «e +o ; ‘ . X » } — ' . M igh chool five 5» : make the grade as shortstop for the ardinals the coming season , 'B ee a en ee ae might be supplied by baseball. Ban she was landed from the steamer. wood. Cal Rickard considered Bob Arm- , P ; way A. ©) defeated Ell Novack (South In A. A.U. Tourney ' Firpo in Charge and} —_ IN AMATEUR CONTEST Saad ay Gu) SEER, Whose Work Was Affected by Ill Health Lexi Season, | " itt ae TS stor Firpg the demon 3) Mccarthy of ths same club. When States’ hospitality and generosity Sam Langford, one of the \' er Boy had an advantage In the ez- y. eee | Es KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 16.—The!5 ever lived, will be en ed by (| = Met oat Eo Which to Let Go. gag ~ )imargin at the finish. for unkind and eve ile inter- -[here tonight wi c ‘ity | | ven hostile inter here tonight with the Kansas ‘its im the Langford method, that } 85 petnde-iivend Misenen cheat teal One of th tstandi testis the Hillyards, -_ h, Mo., bdat- e ou nding sportemaniike haste with which . yards, St pete 3 “ lar spot. Judges’ decision. & game of - the secon owns have put in their last day of| Johnson thought the hitting too still sick, and hustled into a ‘ s City ; at - 2] The Kansas ty ) ripner Club, strong... but thought that inas (| preséway A. GC. tees soun Judges’ ée- r . i It Appears From the 6—0 S Th t All Molla’s Efforts to B t S oh . & p e core a olia‘s orts to Beat Suzanne Came to aught Bask a Golf in Effort to C With Quality of | et Meet — 0 ome Back , Teach Him How to Box q Nat Pearline, South Broadwey A.C. oge . te, ) Dantam*eight, was forced te go four + . ally gyms Round of National ’ ' rounds last night in the South Mroad- . 7 Kansas Ci ode ; i Mec Whe haminede ade Wins _. Now Heavier and Stron er Th: ys eee United for City T y. tutor for Firng. the demon . ‘McCarthy of the same club. n . ger than at Any Time iy _So Many Good Y ters Avail- —o ERFECTION of detail is only | . of spirit. uganne was treated tra round Pearline was slightly faster sporting public. We like to think lation. Because Suzanne was pet- semifinals of the National A. ,A. '.'? Tex Rickard to take the giant merry 1s. : By ate BS Wecke « Six other bouts were on the ore- NIVERSITY, March 19... ae , : ‘e th 'e by ee ere eee pretation of everything she did. [Athletic Club facing the Two Harbors | of hittin’ "em where they are. so ' A defeated Vict Constantine j ~ cr -~%Y . 4 : ; va ce. ea or gue, fell before the Co; , ¥ BRADENTOWN, Fla., March 16.—If John Lavan fails to| . Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. ne tii h ‘y &§ Seo - ’ , ‘ | ng@ the Larry Semon A. C Holly vy sor a the other he was an ¢asy | program will be made up of exhibi-| pome-run slugging Now it’s comi } Neve the national, title has a gooa}$ With the giant from South Amer- ) | way A. C.) ae boy coon” Sonne n “4 Biis here toda”, The es lavan is one of the best golfers ; my although i runs were tion games Put when "$e nao to a Ewaking every effort to get into the | nigh. oy | : Mink that §f I tried 1) terday, Dut it ts van ° Oe ee ie coe a Grates 7 ore than | . eengye aoe in two sets. fastest play in the tournament so far. Taught to step in and deliver froadway A_.{.), knockout. third 4 ted by the Mount Carme! T obes: possible condition. It is known ns heey ag across from short to head, and Ray will be up and about! 2 ie pag ane ah eR ha sates ho Never in history was such a de- | The resulta were 'S a short punch instead of lunging ‘ atin Ww. Hall a@e wonere Judges riewagy 4 Si to 20. Webster wa« 7 that last season Lavan was not him-. — r en — now in a day or so. Sylvester § Simon has twice as —— et ee nee feat recorded in a title semifinal or Two Harbors A!!! Stars, 25; South- out as he does. Firpo would be a | keoper— Matt Sofke PasOr at the Start and ase meet. He was ill the greater part of payee. Sn eee | Manten. seer tg ane macabre erste ey 8 Ask anv crandstander whether _— eastern, State Teachers, Turant Jk..'$ 60 per cent better fighter. ———— bad of 17? to ll at Balt time. F the year. And grounders that in Lavan, who weighs more than he and will return to third base in an. —~ van pel neha ae ” 1-0 pitchers’ it is some satisfaction to those ~ ne City Athlet' (“iu "5: Ma? . : Passing game of the Mou: Bee previous years he would have gob-|evéd di4 in his life, looks far beter | CaM Y exhibition contest. ! battle or a give-and-take hap» | 10 Dtlleve in tair play thet Su- jay city Saberee a = layers in the second Aqart bied Up Without trouble went forjthan he did ‘at any time a year ARO. | Fohl’s pitchers will come in for a | hazard ame with an 8-7 finale, agp was thus able to prove that Hillyards, 42: Southwestern College, Potter lini Captain. ition before it and kep: hits. | He has not done mych in a fieldixg | hard afternoon today. Young hurlers) 7 wn the 1-0 fray. er complaints of iliness were as |Winfiel@, Kan. 25. — URBANA, Ill, March 16.—G. E the defensive. “1 do not know whether or not it) W&yY, having. confined most his ef-| will do duty in the contest with ner i ean, bs caant i aadeke: at well grounded as her claim to the Larry Semon ‘A. C., #2; Fairmount | Potter, Orange, Cal., a forward on the | upset in-form was record. Will help my playingyto give up ote to oe At the plate he is| Spring Hill College, and all. the vet- Shcaeetae mennues wee world's title. College, Winfield, Kan., 28. University of Illinois basketball team, | ‘Chaminade High Schoo! Q" asserted Lagay, “but I am) airing i922. In a cainonere hae crans and near regulars will go in am auncernee renders the 37 «eons hopomeper nae Em gh ong end . on mn ig =r Ae aii | Bens 0 Oe +h wae r eau or ola Sal ee ane raatle aa amas tenmeuhis i “‘Senee Saeee achievement of positive results GOLFERS’ LEGAL ADVISER Landis Tries His Arm. by the Champaign Kiwanis Club last 1° Belleville . | ; a - Belleville cl oor Brea to make good as the Cardinal short- re "thoueh: _ botany he- ie mee There will be fungo hitting, bunting, bac eipacntt. TO ACCOMPANY TEAM “lnm atin ae “ night. Rast season. In thelr first Hop this season. it will not be because | been cutting loose. running and much throwing. At th Shrine Ps th “Wallop. By the Associated Press. The Brooklyn lagers ee naa atch dhe champions ha 3 have been playing too much golf.’’ oe is one thing certain: Lavan is Fohl,. Severeid and Carl Wethuadis' t the eo e PITTSBURG, Pa.. March 16.—James| Boston Nationals-here yestérday aft- the strong Clayton fiv: Milnes out of 11 or ee i. aneeteh sine a ee will coach any of the flingers who HE world eae a at he goto, “pe coe = Soomep ee nee *'y [ernoon,.12 to 7, in the first exRTDItiun | A : as Pei a ‘ q oO} x fT -clty has come | : , - Levy, ; a h ‘ ayo” today. aves 0 Ssocia~ | baseball ame of the seasbn nere. 7 The G tt Betfe nd Bette con: re ee we pack to the various» players of the ne si ryan g —e woe ig hies Sanchare oil ices af chet’ es: coy sac obi tion, probably will sail with the| Baseball ER camundnghoniag K. M. Land's yre o Ing , ra a : | s » see something mac- pee played ; : Cardinals that lavan'’s arm is gone. | Lav fi plage tC BE mers can Walker cup team for Fn-| threw out the first ball. Four thou ' ; a superior When Sonfronted* with: this storv @avan has many boosters in cam. work under fire. erat ; eats band, aaat*imbnt, be team for Yin- | threw out the first ball. Four thon: | f and Left Forward Leah, Lavan asserted ose if Si0ry,| Among them is Rogers Hornsby, the | Youngsters Look Good to Quinn. For that reason an. exni —— day, while not a“*member pt shh tenn eehete atid ua. ECG present. Rar lat Buceessful in his shootin: ,;champion batter of the _ Nationaal | “ar , Bia between two ° pretty boxers like | Mr. Burke plans to attend the cao {thine die ese . ML fAOT : “I have never been throw}: bet- League Bob Quinn departed for Hot Springs ba wh oa’ Minh aain te | Spends bate and | de Van five field goals anf fou: owing bet eague. last nigh is | ara = ' Packy McFarland. an rec 1 oon the committecs teas@rsokign ANationaiy ©. 3... | Sold All il Fiest-Clmaeel ab fer in My career and 1 have not T have never seen Lavan in better | last night and his last word was that | Welsh, scientific ta the last de- resenting the United States Golf As: | Boston (Nationals) | : by for 14 points : nee 4 . Warted to cut loose. For one thing conditon or throwing better than he jne was delighted with the youngyers | . feeling | 8eciation and the Royal and Ancie B i — Decatt eS - , > reate only a teeing Tt atteries ecatur, Dickerman. lla w On from the Keo- my throws are far more accurate '% "ieht now.” asserted Hornsby. ‘in camp. He said he had hopes that | seta se ie : wut together two Golf Club, the governing body in Ollinger and Deberry and Tavles Made by Jos. Van Raalte Coer 92-8 N. Off St. team, 32 to 18. es than they were 10 veares ago ~~ “As far as I can see, there is soth- | several of the youngsters who iad | Lot afom. ous I aan who can’t Great Britain with a view to adopting | Watson; Benton and Giowdy aid Tel High School five. one of Rin die be cieeoted hh . > ‘een r : ng wrong with lavan's throwing inot been taken seriously just wet wild swinging cheeses x li a universal golf code. O'Nei) ‘ t in the local interscho ose Wit) arm,” said Manager Rickev might devélop into pitchers able miss one another, and see 1 : spe , 4% . a 1} - ue. won from Clinton (TI!) os all his power hip first few days in So if Lavan fails to make good az earn a regular place in the staff. ers quiver with the din to 20. vel P | the Cardinal shortstop this season i! The Boston Red SON aré training at! plause ' g avan pro uced c] ippings about tre will. not be because of his throwing liot Springs. Bob Baid he intended to} Again, one of the most uninter- ° d is the only St. Louls gu! recent Oriental! tour hese sh 4d arn nor because he is not trvi iz 10 look over the Red Sox squad on the @ 11 matches to the gen- “ ‘ that he had pitched in two contesis.| put himself in the best possible con-|WaY home, but said nothing of any egy Aelia balkline billiard | time, Cleveland led. 12 to Th one battle he shut out his ri\ gis, dition. |trade. However, it is known that ity opal panic. on imniee Jake EE BaridA thin wiaitare ; a : ee | Bee f or Ls first baseman of any ability ca: exhibition by Willie Hoppe Oe a oe . wonderfully improved game a wean as A eRe be obtained a& insurance Bob wil] | Schaefer That's bec: ent “a ae ‘final minutes of play head . = Siki and Sie Tieue ? }; make the deal : great skill makes oe ge i phan 4 4" igat consecutive baskets ‘igo thet Night's Bouts lefty Leifield and Jimmy Austin] easy. But put will direct the team at Spring Hill to- maker. Charley Peterson at the - £0 ed the is; ; rr | T yun unded the finish of Meet . omo Ow ‘ an | aay. Thee following men will make| taphie and the fans awake from : | the mpusg: | ; RROOKLYN — Georgie Ward, |the trip to ss a college = campus slumber: i > | Elizabeth. ie de got decision over chulte Billings and Koenigstcins, e . * | * ‘ : - *.* . Soldier Bartf ‘ % ‘catchers; Stick Williams, Blaeho!der, | . hes : | _. Springs. \ Authorities Will Not Interfere | sidan meee art - setaadies 'Muicl Tyono. an Pavne Root and Tennis, which probably has oe s , RTRGS, Ark... Mare _™ : . : = rt: oth a fe he sacoege : ‘~y game in the , the bi league wh ole ‘ _ With Battle in Theater in _ COLUMBUS.—Waldo Patterson —" Yc eooany yer By cg Hg gps no 2% — eet ying Mion geno - | | ’ , . and Pat Daley, Cinci ° y4 ae 5 ne - ache, outftielders,+ worl a erday and Managers Fran Dublin. = Betmaans, Craw, 12 |.nd Gerber. McManus, Robertson. rather than the scientific as against | | d rounds. the Boston Red Sox anid Rice, Ezzell and Simon. inflelders. pla: ement And all the golf world hnie of the Pittsburre T’|- CHICAGO —Battling Chink scored T io4 | | | There will be exhibition games with | ic of the 300-1 Mited with their coaches HP By the Associated Press. | technical knockout over Bud [ihe Mobile Bears tomorrow. Sunday | kowtows to the magic aitteresiter , e Dempsey in the fifth round: Hat- and Monday: Tuesday camp will be yard drive, but gases 7” | he time in what was be- , , ° | » heck ane S DUBLIN, March 16.--Mike’ Me-! 4 on 4% but ded putt. ea checking up on opvse tiling Williams wom, from Jabber i broken and the squad -will depart f: art tase ot thane baseball Complete contro] ot the (i0v elmnment babe been enjoyed by the Republican party for the the past training days. Tigue and ‘Battling’ Sik! both are! Young tn six rounds: Eddie Walsh | St reveport. : back to the scientific days, when two years ending March 4th, when the Congress adjourned. With the prospect of nine months’ beat Jimmy Dennis, six rounds. mid to be in aplendid condition for | ctiitiitilatailiinaiis | | Sensi liieineet in and | ‘ ° ‘ >> | if | ) } e A pitcher one ri , aN ) > : ) 5 " (} ) " (* - Saturday Until $:00 P. 1. mm ‘er Bout at the Scala Theater to- BROOKLYN SOCCER CLUB |sT. LOUIS HANDBALL | he’ teat tee a victory, might as recess before its suecessor is convened and with the looming of the 1924 presidential « an | | | The public paign; it seems an opportune time for political stock-taking.. For this reason, THE UIT- morrow, Saturday, St. Patrick's | i. . SIGNS FIRST DIVISION | CHAMPIONS TO PLAY oe torte aes cach a oemaat ERARY DIGEST tal a pipe “rie ? the Reena ; oO . N ms é »}* Tp , » a . The exact weights at which themen| | STAR OF QUEENS PARK | FOR NATIONAL TITLE! any more. ¢ +EST telegraphed to a number of representative leaders of the Republican anc will anter the ring a not known.| NEW YORK. March 16—Williem| Walter Kammann and Mike Cun-| Give 'em a pill pickler or an ap- Democratic parties asking them to give DIGEST readers their éstimates of the result of but it is presumed S will have 0 Elle star right halfback of | ningh am, champion doubles hanidbell | ple buster in.preference to a no- TWO Oo vears of Republican eontro] } in Ww ashingeton. . | dae ie ewe: ® pounds ov eT Queens Park, a first division Scottish j toam\er St. Louis, will participate in | it pitcher. , :: . Dit was Manhocitatively announcea |L*®SUe Association football player, se singles and doybles of the na- R ay a, eas : Among those who have answered are: Senators La Follette of Wisconsin, Brookhart of at midnight last night that all places /Shoaca an English liner ae whan jopens Raggy gage cis ME i Bs sinha ite PE: gs ns it to this countr: ’ . . |representatives at the pier to meet! Money to defray the expenses of Of her visit t | The answers make interesting: reading and show a wide range in expression of opinion. Senator La Fol- Beside in ' ‘ r “te. | Calderwood, and he was about tuwn | the two men was , ' A long range view of the ac- { sides winning over Joe Gans, Mc eg : OS ane ae ae eee Eastern citizenry to- lette’s verbal brickbat concludes, ‘‘Thanks to execntive incompetence, ropes and misinformation, American. ‘Tigue has won decisions over such ilast, night in the custody of Alex |committee of whitch Dr. rR yy R-! tions of our fopnotchers as Harry Greb, Jeff|Pringle. New York agent for the J.|Gradwohl, donor of the intercity cup, ward the French girl at that time | people now enjoy broken-down railroads, fifteen-dollar coalfand ten-cent suga The last act of Administration PSmith, Johnny Kiesch, Silent Martin |& P. Coats football club of Pawtuck- |is chairman. S1n ‘net CAUse Been an forces was to block investigation of infamous sugar swindle.’’ At-the other oxtnias, Senator Lodge coneludes a and Gene B se ha et. R. T, but it is understood . the —— as e Brosseau. In 107 battles he hearty tribute to the Administration in* these words, “‘When tim@ brings its perspective to us, we shall see has scored 47 knockouts. which tndj- | brilliant Scottish back will be seen i: h | ; | i aeet he fs @ far better scraper | the Brooklyn FP. C. line-up in the near that this has been one of the most efficient and effective Congresses the country has ever had; no Administration , Ramaenwarity in this countcy | future oF el aed | | AR RAINCOATS | 2 has had to deal with more difficult problems. ”’ nh lay a Collett-Barnes Win. MY Other striking news-subjects presented in this week’s LITERARY DIGEST, Mareh 17th: “the Tight heavyweight championship AL 74 hey VE oe pgm ogg yee 1: 49] Farm Credits Weighed by Farmers Pinchot Out to Smash Pennsylvania of the World. Carpentier in this «veut By the Assoc'ate Pree back Raincoat, slightly A Vision of Dollar Gasoline Bootleggers and Boodlers LA a M4 - >... , ? _ deena r, * . +] 4 . it Zz é 4 d , lt ; 4 2 . . ~~ , % e™ " . , . ’ *y ‘ ‘ 2 a ? . ” >. 9 » "yg . = My “ , 4 P > J ®, Oo > = : 2 ve - bts Li Ss oy i . ht ee We : ; aX as ~ ” at p a . a om Fe een « oF Sen é i ai P . . Ba “es x > 4 iz - ‘ a ce ~. “ {cree . 7 —_ 4 Ball at a, “ 5 he rs ie ¢ Lee eo ~~. . | f= a = a i aks a, S u "1 ‘avy s 2 a5 oe we. mo 4 é : EL hy. AL SR er ek a ea Oe rie, AEE LM OP Te Rae es 5 7 ny probably deeline to proceed BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla... March | urther with his plane to do battle 16.—-Miss Glenn Collett, national | ‘ , , ; | _ wr and would go after Mc- Oy tesa Riorroenairyet an iied oe ang \ . = 4s used, but in good condi- ue. In the antime, as chai- : aca | eRe Kol meee i | f OUE TROUSER PR eteere for tris tite, ne would have Barnes, defeated Miss Bernice Wall nga Bae oo END To Purge the Postoffice of Politics Tommy Gibb ‘Quaker Ridge by 6 points, figuring | NN. ee } . y Gibbons the aggregate on each hole, on the MOLESKIN GABARDINE Varieties of Ger man R r Views Misfire of the n Mu lini Orders Promptly Filled. “a REPOR D URNIER MAY Miss Collett made the round in 77 o | = ° ° . Germa TE FO and Iong Jim had to hustie to get a COAT DRESS COAT Rain Making by Airplane Radio in the Hospital —————————— By the Agsorint<a Press. quartet He did the round In 71. | ny oy helted. CENTRAI TA, 111.. March 14,.—. RAAL PPP Ph , w . éé 99 t to See You" . Jacques Fournier. former first base-|f Basketball “5 7 eae ot = The Greatest Short Story Writer R ssians With out.a Country at Ma- Fe eg or ee wee ee 75 : : . oe : a .* » i ae SHOP P three Americane—Greh, Tunney and of Oshkosh and ,Johnnie Farrell of | § The Great Counterfeitmg Swindle What the “Wild Balkans” Are & Saying : 903 ‘PINE | ¥ ie ag amma Belleair links here yesterday. PLAY WITH CENTRALIA 74. Farrell had. the best score of the | . Officers’ 8 75 ~— were *18: 5 Plenty of Things Left to Invent Shakespeare’ 4 Othello on the Screen Man for the St. Louls Cardinale, may Evi ence of Immortality nila Fournier plans to enter the inseyrarce Purdac, 31; Indiana. 29. How to’ Treat Your Talking Machine All-Night Session S . miness with offices in Centralia. Kengick. 18; Alumal, 16. ¢ b , $7 “ treet = | ——— Government abou ‘ : _ ADVERTISEMENT. per pair. Get your sup- Topics of the Day The Lexicographer’s Easy Chair Many Striking Sieetiegiitaliins Including Cartoons __ ay | : . | “Core Vour Rupture : ; ply in ksh ab ee o 6 oe @ L. | . a - rm ~ e or Gra ) _ ¥ = , oh — cased Thee ame 9c "WO Ri K ay In the Theaters—FUN from the PRESS " Main Street as on Broadgrar. By means of ‘“FUN fron the PRESS’’ is also ‘Ynternational. Tt contains as OF ~e endpaper i jm the best of the comic comments on the ar ge of the “a Free Demenstration of Kemp’ ' : . Py SHIRTS UR % this rollicking reel the latest funny story from Manhattan is —F . Fea C /y flashed on the screen in Oskaloosa: and the drollest doings hour, the keenest wit, the funmiest yarns, and the cleverest play With the Centralia White Sox, a | Semiprofessional team: this season : | Brand-new and cost the ? 95 | “Uncle Joe’”’ Quits Washington How an American Jury Passed an s More | oo ¥ or ieuiedeiite ane 7 | from Oshkosh convulse the audiences on the Gay White Way. It is the nation’s Ambassador of Good Cheer, broadcasting —— 4 AT } tion's Ambaasdor of Gong Cheer, brodensting , All-Wool ond: sawn Bate wn Beat | a Khaki i | eS aoe art. Hundreds of requests for this mirthful Medium : rain co agers Pmeae Breeches | movie have } wate received br The Literary . — roth | @ring ae oe Fone a theatrica) directors in towns of five thousand and less. Bu » © e . $° our famous ; Smnoyed by $34.50 2S ) A sees my, 9c 2 - ; Get March 17th Number, on Sale Today—At All Newsdealers—10 Cents . Can now throw S¥ay these instruments ee Sf torture as I have done. Call and iet me explain prota ae 25c| Roofing and Pai po = : , ,vuaranteed 800 Gemonstrate my new Canvas Gleves; 'S¥etem and how I cured myself of a (all about it to every rupture we 5 eeive fob... Save 40% by buying here. Wing me the coat 4 us double-screiai rupture | who will cail at my permanent o Army New Outside Paint =_ mime roateria! Without pain. danger or detention fices—entirely FREE. I must see Hf peice | soa roe Matsa $1.18 er A 95c " 5 q fron Seciness i you personally. Don't delay. Re- | K nit 48c tLead-in ou Paint Slate 2 + . F 3 ' dangerous rupture might Neckties . pra =*- $2.28 85 member, S ° . | Khaki Pests; all surfaces? after doctor tried to induce death. | at werth eof nails and cement. q .t© have an operation for my Th ‘ XTH ST | SSS ee Bs | uis Ariny & Navy Goods § thers o . ‘meee _ OF death. I did not submit Oe hy | Hours: Daily 9 a m. to 6:30 p. m.; ~~) S ; } bo Mo e Olive and [ine “jj Pe “ *@angerous knife, but finally | wea and Sat. 9 a m. to § p.m: . j es 3 OES EE ee 19 N. BROADWAY 812 N.. BROADWAY or “ to be free from rup- % got ee what I have 1230 Olive Street, 24 Pioor, " myself, and I wh! explais some OTT | | % ? ee hp Oe : . I triea every old-time truss and lati é a terrible with 25e¢ T | ; lamce without retention “or relief.} mean strange ation an aises: $1.49 Remember, our Reeling te compliete 4 4 iil a passages tea ne. 2. SaaS
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88 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ VINCENT LOPEZ 5 “ NO iq RE DOMINATE ON and His Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra play “ROSE OF THE ‘somutfe" 1 Bring the Children {| 4 7 | ‘roc EXCHANG > - RIO GRANDE : >, | 700 Deficit for U. R. in Z . . 2. - The on!y manner in which ¢ To the exclusive Children’s Shop—Entire Second Floor. St. Louis’ Foremost Values in Quality Footwear. 4 Wire Prem the New Verk pene ° ef the Poet- pape Careful Fitting Service | Saturday Specials!. oes Maren 16. . ve ees Pos’ eke eee Geek, Doin, Welle HERZ ASSORTED CAN D a ‘there are about 6000, Rolla Wells 1S. a receiver of the United Railways, de- | | z ‘ | Ch tates, Carameis and Bonbons. : Jersé “ , this delightful treat for the family; oN in ene-pound boxes ; (street car service can con plished tn St. Louis is by a reduction —— il (HE clares in today’s issue of “The Daily Cc a i . .. ~~ »-* & Trollygram,” a leaflet being dis uted to car ride Bobby Brandt a % : : The top wage to train ak xe —a dashing new OKeh fox trot ee Extra Wear in . ; KX bbs ua ‘Tr Sealy i > Fe Everr Pa - ; A ‘ “ake that fu ‘fill 3 everythi ne the are pero com- _ = O DANCE ORCHESTRA in this And no phonograph records stand so Elegie oo ge Ang bination of loveliest Angel Cake an a Sunshi has so stirred the hearts clearly as a symbol of America’s best been $14,363,500," Wells’ {and feet) of our music lovers as have dance music as their stirring OKeh declares. “Bare operating expenses Vincent Lopez and His Hotel Pennsyl- Records. were $14,895,500. Taxes were. $1,- §45.700. With no allowance gor In > — — _ a - ~- Cake—coated with butter cream and p istacht: ° Just Received Children’s Sport Oxfords | nuts. A wonderful special... 5 —_- —— Smoked or pearl elk. Patent or brown saddle trim. vania Orchestra. ee ee Sie ee 3. ys tot $3.75 5 - PECAN | RASPBERRY Try Any One of These vestmont. the S-cent fare would have’ Sen... See f MOLASSES Ana cl .NUT STOLLEN 6 BEST SELLERS rence soot sacncensst || Children's “Little Wonder” Spring Oxfords gist lit 8 Moc St _a cours cose tn ae = Jil of the receivership has no ‘eontrol R ? th se over the cost of the commoditie fj Child 7 ems nn hae ; but ter and | pe: “ams, hh with raspberry jam and OF THE RIO GRANDE _{ AGGRAVATIN’ PAPA—Pos Trot oils 9. olen 5 cp llipaia RR RENE Child's . $2. 95° Children’s $3. 45 | er the very. spe- 5c nui Senet aa “ 42¢ if Pp france ‘continy Fox Trot— Vincent Lopez and 4783 \ ee and His Hots neice Oia ill iain hinen « ci ** be : ~” Orchestra ® Pecosyivania Orchestra ® | Pennsy)vania any “It is our opinion, based on exper!- IN MARYLAND—Pox Trot ence and on a comparative wage) /|//| Vincent Lopes and His Hotel He MAY we ale HE scale of railways of similar magni-/\ 4 . . . . ‘ Pennsy! vania Orchestra ® 4774 COMES SEE ME sonkTics tude, our present scale of wages is See Window Display—618 Washington RUNNIN WILD— Fox Trot 10in. os te Original Siz ® fair and fust and necessary in order r Vincent Lopez and His Hotel 73¢ J WHOA, TILLEE, TAKE YOUR to maintain the morale and efficien-| | aa . _— abe — i Pennsylvania Orchestra ® TIME! — Fox Trot — The Original Sirt ey of our emp loyes, and to furnish p —T . d | ™ or > hah FRR Seo : po ner Rs and adequate street ue. ; . a : AUNT HAGAR'S BLUES— Fox Trot . : ia er ae -ifar ———— SS : : ilies as on yester car ser’ ice, Up m which tne ¥ C118! OO —————————— eee — = 4 - ite et tdences ef thie sort Handy's Orchestra 4764 (THE OKEH LAUGHING RECORD of the mercantile and manufacturing: W , sy act a , © a wire kin Be a ft . » %46 sous ws — = wh ss 2 : 2 ~ ” ing were an = -— an ra tie LOUISVILLE BLUES—Pox Trot 1030. NUMBER TWO interests of St. Louis is dependent.’ , Yh . e lraliac re comtinued io 1.07 Handy's Orchestra 75c (The Singing Lesson) yf) YY cempathy with @rench frames @ | Fe ra marks omained ~watton@ mera ® Exclusive Oech Artists : Police and Detectives Collie. Yo | | Fy — nn , se, : : & . afte . recer* Adec'\ines gaint ' > F eatt' itomooie . a4 - > y © . ’ a , “* , 2 poe os Salles. itn nd an / : ef 2 ce at $4 (44. and most « For Sale By Your Neighborhood Dealer rolia Avenue Police District and a1 sl : SE, other-Europeans were firm. 7 : \ ey rye ; | an oy "ere Cc Ti _ c _~ 2g : auto! ats Y toate men soran en apo qr ar r>- wr--argrer—-e-warer-s — gsion in Canadian, do ars contif a. ee |} PL! aa A LECT , i x ferric % at $7.68 cents, représenting GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION, NEW YORK ded in front of the Farmers & Mer- ° TE J e © rq 7 4 ha mt : “r st " rrand qouievara een ae edeceds Re TIP 3 Bi iz: Rodis Relncctite | oot oe * i 9 a On far ’ es YVTear P.M.it: The Big Store at S. E. Corner esc and Franklin P. Moti! RRBs wodere'e tone in gota rome x3 tal of India and as seeble tneres ; discounts principalir on the N we injured 4 ii call S . “. caused, tn olic repor ae ” _.~ t ‘ erityr of Government papers, are r ently by crosse tr n the bu: : i sensible for a decrease of A of larm system. : Be cent in the reserve raefio of ; era! Reeete system Nere ¢irs a af M . rm er , 4 Train hulls Youth tn Auto. | , Alaa garage “¢ y oftast pg | 4 SOrs AR BLU FF. Mo.. March 16 ase in depo ate Tabi “- ™ e. ={ ee, S Oo U/W — Fic Yulin routh, was a the week « «hance poresPably ia rentintine “ile : yesterday, when a ja tex-date transactions, a conet . Or ‘ % : : . - PLAY ON ANY STANDARD PHONOGRAPH | Butler County Railroad train struck |] h sm Ba wales. ta: Sa an automobile he was criving as it He ; he New York ha nk . \it:er : ee : : 2» Sy Brown calf: welt soles: sizes 1 to ¢.. tee EATEN es close able pony’ em ee ee was crossing the track, mear ti - , ade by --* »* for t! owing ndust rial “N Butler County station at Quin. , ~~ 3 ts of 4 . ms . : - no -. __ * fee : i i _ pe an = a” ' ; ‘ } ; . dn > emma fee . ' ra ¢ | ‘a , - a eis CHEVROLET, , el bf =A Seer 2 cae = * ind ; Ps . , ’ . = y ‘ =~ xx is . 7 6 ' . * pe ; ‘ RE ‘ os Rl. ° i> oe 5 f ) a Ys . 1 822) : . fea to. on cs ¥ ast o7% -. ine “ 4 > , eli | _ J i ah - " ea : 4 . * ; ie @ - 3 —=—s i | rv etal ’ ; aw : ; ( . é ~ / > . ~~ ; ’ ' a ~ | . ; : "4 MM rl it eae oe wad : ¥ | —_ oa im > ee ; ; PERLAN D+ ci Dig RES \e ’ F 7 . : ’ _ » ha, Mee, Me - ~ “~~ . ‘ > — ™ q For Economical A Avoid Spring Shortage by. Placing Your Order Now With One of the Following Dealers: = , : THIS $300 ALL LOOSE-CUSHION ae , oa Belmont Motor Company, 4 Grinham-Johnson Motor Sales Co., EXQUISITE POLYCHROME ~ THIS ‘$225 REAL WALNUT 8-PIECE 7th St. and Park Av. 1163 S. King’s Highway } OVERSTUFFED $ ‘Bevington Motor Car Company, Hoff -Dicks Motor C | Di R n Motor Car ¢ offmanDicks Motor Company, TT SUPINE... ining Room Suite - Big Four Auto Company, MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., I) SATURDAY’S SPECIAL PRICE $2 a Week... 5 $ = 3189 . 4 4 Living-Reem Suite ef amuscal charm—offered at a price that is un- S. Grand Bl 6320 Delmar Bl usually low. This rich luxurious Suite comprises loose-cushion daven. The low price named @aue net begin te represent the eaerepticonal quality ef this Dining-Reom port, loose-cushion armchair and icose-cushion arm rocker—All-Mar- suite it is designed in the Queen Aamo pattera, shall spring seat construction. Beautiful polychrome moldings en an4 comprises buffet, ebleng extension tabic, five Century Auto Company, Orthwein Motor Corporation, i] each picce—the uphelstering is elegant velours im cholee patterns. Satncaenl hack ehcite and nee atuen 7502 Michigan Av. | 2920 Locust BI. | — TERMS—S8$2 A WEEK — = lint Motor Car Company, Phillips Motor Company, | | 4714 Delmar BI. | 2127 Locust BI. Papen Chevrolet Co., Wells M 5929 Easton Av. 7 tee yr tee ana eal ) a * $ YA q rm a ty) | () | S. B. FLINT. MICH. it & ? f . - $150 EXCELLENT — 1) ij THIS ACTUAL $45 SALESMEN, pro fessional it GOLDEN OAK THIS $250 STUNNING “VANITY DRESSER” COMBINATION people and bus: ness men th often prefer a single-seated ii hiff be car because of lower operat- i Cc a img cost and its convenient facili ity for carrying merchan- | $ —— Tigmohy ses or luggage | ON LY wast ett. Only $146 one this ee ee Bot - ; —- ere Bie BP > vk ” “se @ -- $a85* fd « Fe Fé - = sAzaéd & PSUALENYRRS BE. tee d4e\ f6PCETS Ss. Bu SHEERS Te e8. * > . fs * _ - es «#* at | (6%.8%.55¢ a iad 4 «? dae legates rr ¥ es / Chev, ‘ Exceptiozal ralve in e handsome ame eo 7” 3 ON NEW YOR« - § & evrolet SUPERIO R | substantially censtructed (Chit- chifforette. Artistie decorations add to the EY YORK. Wed @7—The 7 Mode! Roadster ; ts the lowesr. ie g aaa a ee = em. , all hiier - on ia Priced Quality automobile compartment and four draers. — $I A WEEK — / 3 8 sens is reagan we Tt ft | > HANDSOMB _ ii | |SPECIAL BARGAINS| {SS | ep THIS S110 i) | NOW OFFERED IN oe DAV 1923 SUPERIOR Model 2-Passenger Roadster ee Or eee ot pretension) il . 3 ne LIN. The Wortd's Lewest Priced Quvalitty Readster with lowest a: ‘erage operating cost of any car made low- “Priced car Pr econom:. | ; ;* : Prices F_ oO. BR. Flint, Wichigan —_ than this quality produc tt igera ors . ~=* : t saves valuable time a- HI ‘ Nothing C; ompares s With Cher rolet mihilates distance —< Ht Buy Your Refrigerator : ee the driver to his destina | H Sa da ei ere tur STPERIOR Four-Pass. : Sedanecite comfort and greatly oeedene fi : st PERIOR | 5-Paes. Sedan. ae sphere of his activities. - THE. RELIABLE 25 oO ry _ 8 . & . . et amg 0. «guile | tee . q Wes he 5 a a pmb. i - “A J . of Be tk SN 4 4 i 7 r “ te " ’ 2 ~ & Pa q Pe NR es f a 9p pe gee (4 _ ~— gunbiite . ‘ ; ” ; : ons La Se ea ee * thi — - ' pee ‘ 3 tis seo alt Sigiit —- 3 raat “hegre B oe gee ee age * 4 4 i. r ‘ 7 ’ - . 5 : ee: ieutberyi: hte Rey 4 i camise * - ‘ - APR |} + oa 4 x ¥ vag, i ER
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noo 2 : bel . Ata oo tient,” ri oF Pt 5 ies Ai ex 7 an co i ot eee Pn ee a > J : . a # ae i.” * ast : : , ; 2 cu. ° ary ty Lp a ; 2 eo al cj * Ss ee ry —_-. Pr ; . a 7" ~. ST. LOUIS“POST-DIGPRICH’ | | FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1923.0 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 30 WI DECLINES |" NEW YoRK STOCKS || NEW YORK BONDS || NEW YORK CURB _||St.LouisStocks| ae : Ww > - x Ne ' : . Transectiens om ‘het TLaats Stack wx | | So) . » Tt tel henge : >. “peciai { he Post-D)ienet * tal eo the P it 4 ; eiwmteny : ni a eae , 6 ; a ‘ ret a . ‘ " : hichest : af 4 5980 shares a ¥ XE 77 , — TAR ic . Mollewirg is an official list of bonds traded in on the NI th h — Follow ig a } ' lighest , Zz ‘ .EM YORK ‘ie r, if —-Tota @ : ' —_ , y NEW YoRK 4 ren ! ach _* 8 ~~ . nd including the close of the mat oe Dries : > . on : ' , “ Market . : The fellowing te ® th q | “ ore ‘) ,t) SiMe . RL OR, compa red rp © } : . ‘ . ‘ . \ ork St on kK exe hange t ~iA | PP ices uf ati s sts 4 i e a : 5 ao B00 ; ‘ : t 5 + ; " Ww - ‘aeiee " a = 4 ana he net ‘nanges ae wh pe Le | tc ere $10 "OR OOO ag net $s" >, SNM) vesterda’ $ { “oO ‘ 3 4 oO (In S1LO00) —_—_—— ee . ™ Y~ ~a — -_— 1 h.. « - A cet oe | “ Mtoeke ans at AMD ft } ear AK th rs ‘ bialhteeinenal acientinies = viene . 7 . . ') Beaboard " . ~- 3 ' 2 | bv Rates Sales.’ Hich Lov nh’ ge aha SECURITIES High. Low. Close Sailers. SECURITIES High. ! tgee , — TIC BONDS uc Rants : : a i ee). : #4 7 STOCK MARKET AVERAGES, —— - los ee — . e 39°°5 104 ~ ‘ar 2 ‘ INDI STRI ALS. ‘ ~? 7 + _— ; _» : ; - 7 : = ° —= Ts 7). Ss 7 a ee GOVERNMENT BONDS. .MISCELLANEOUS AND INDUS- \m G&E! ts 6 1%) 29 mee “teas 4) a} au 2 conan 5 ALP & 1S — Securit eds Yest. Ago 3S Lib 3Btys | TRIAL BONDS. : , we ‘ ‘ Texo: ; 4 . J Tr) ‘ . . + ws National (andy con = : 7 MN 3° . 101.10 101.02 301.04 | 215 ; ) j ian ' st - : - : indlaberma hetining , 08 22 103 ] ’ , Mo. Edleon F.iect. f ———————_ } , . . te oS = “6 , Ox O8 oO” 94 Of AFT EES Wire Prem the New Verk , , : 3% - . , o “> agaer’— | | Se eee - COE TE Oe EO GTA ALG LI ELLIO LL LL LLY IRSA LALLA LILO, ee LM A, LL LOLOL I Paes 7 _e -_— . — rex oe . 2 | ee a “Nippie So» ,@uP®atiee ‘© ofa i(“hecker (av A ae. o> oe eo - - & & = nn >» =e @ 2 te me , ofbe ‘oa eB AED ERS OS ‘owe Vee - ~ t- > * - @ “a = . : és La. > we Ee! i a » . sis se we ee eo Oper + Zo — ~~ mo. . leather Nat Su. Clo of a. aoe ee Oe Corp .. Onyx Hose Pa Coal .. Peerless Mot Radio Cerp Radio Corp pfd Repett! an@) Reo Mot Hips) Resen (i Corp Shelton w 1 _— — rE rpeanpvaeye *-* -_ -. . ‘ * Lleel Oat, «ee OOo O-2-)a Pw > SR Se Pa eee s t23Fe - r £.52 * —el t> -_- st 5 S223 ee - 74 ~O »: an, r é ¥ c= ~ > ek = rn te » — Be Technical Prod .. * Spgfid Body . ) | > TADS Timken Axie .. ~s Tab Praad Exo: 2" ‘ & ° ; Totd Bhip ¥ ; | oe ; o* ; te ~) Per) - > ‘ 254 *e oe oa n As 10} de 101 '4 * Sa | Am Metals 3 1%) 55%) S349, 532 — 4 | MISCELLANEOUS id se = a —s ph oe Oe ee aoe @ CRRA SES SMOKES SakSS fs ste - ‘~~ - #™ttiete wiw = —— on owt S8S2: tee eee a = Fa es eB ee 39° 100 14 . 1007 > Magholia oe - — * — - ye re . a, : ox : ’ } : 108" 3 ry | CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ” OS 4 98 30 : ‘ «@ oe * 4] 1} ; “ ‘IBS Be sy re 4%. |Mercantiie Truett ‘ ;7 : ay 98035 "7.04 te a8 rt : ’ Le hens : An & fe , ia. Louie Caden Tri “el “ot Tee ; ) | Prae> + .” ' : SS eee eS eee oe ele 7 7 “3.109.056 100.02 100.06 © Tide | sa 3 2 Loz 1192 te = Mebwat a> ee 17, | Best-Clymer jphome « 4 ; 7 ‘ ; , : ’ : sae ' . > . a , : A | Te, ae + ; | ' - _~ 4 1 . , ) ° Oy} 4 ‘ , at i* is ts i . 4 t nth Pt : . - - : Am ; oew 09 thos : > > > = ; months hui ' PInityY _.ane pee raves : ; | “hyn St | | | , . ad : 3. :' , » 4 . ‘ oe e : « te y ; . ‘ rs mig Hh. Oo ¢ : “Ae o an . “ y “—- | hHeedreuite a a pid : s ‘an ot MUA | Tab 1° | fs 157% 115% | ) 7 a) “Bet “3 9 ba. S04 vt rey , Sm FL : ¥ cee TR %, 2 +> : 1X ‘indiahoma RKefinkg Co : %. a Comm - the share ‘ ‘ , ; 4 ~ “ . r . ‘ M4 4) ‘ . 4 — . : va ‘ a -~ . ba ‘ . * P . 14) . . . , i ' . - : . J — . ~ * Internetional Shoe pfd Bensh.-e aeese ATtacKks Welle | , o~ we 43> isa Ph ee ra ee tay es i, , 4 reek Thy 7 a ) T _ MdOs i i «Term 6 a : ] se . YF rpit "8 »'s Wagner Phe ‘orp money. alter opel Ing at io — > a Ath. ' af eg # Fs tha Sige '5SS cfs ! - $e, . Waaver Fie Cerp . a « vs . = a ] ‘1 ; Lia 1 vg 1 oe | Wickw S & 78°35 97 7 m7 veria Ce. 7% 3 3 , ' r’ Mo 14? Cinioch bk. i. . “a 4 "7 ; me " ott) 4 | : , ‘ : : . ; . 4 . : ~ ° wit . . ‘cing er , : => . siler? . > 7 he a . re v ; ‘ “French {ra mS : 7 > pfd . > WHR A ; ) is | ’ Wf: : SK! m > ee L 2 . l , ' 4 Mt. RAILROAD BO’ ' ; al Le ; Sie duict a Le. Spurt > ~ WA ‘ ‘ : wae > @2 ee / 4 tee. ht, an « QT1, | mn - o> 61% 14 > Witlie Paten = 2 Heyden : , . i 13 . , . ': , ’ rw . ow ° a . e ; s,s ‘ ‘i, St) . - - + act sets a . ‘ oan ' . ‘ vy QM oy, ' . . -— .» 0% . : Hudson ; : Speria) Lo the Por,- Dispatch : i ’ 27 4 a ’ ’ ‘ ; ‘ i , 7 ee } . yo ) © : +4 2 Wit. : z , 4 . i _ es ' : . ; ~ » ts “ ‘ HICAGO, Mar h 16.—Fe'lewitng is s femand “ier treneh curret i#athe! Z> “Rly Bh ‘ 2 to , _ 4 igs 4: | Wayne Coal... ty of Government papers, are i 1} s* ‘ ol ' - s » > ee ~3 ; 8 . oe rr . y : > af ee . ‘ ; -4 , ! p ‘ 7 *’ Willve Corp jet sible for a decrease of & of |! ift a agg: a4! ) | , AT & , 92 |? ] . > . - 7 ™ ‘. ‘ ? ' he » - . 7s VV i . “ , - | . i s : % 7 - —— — = oy “7 o += ° . + . +) » - : ‘ : Anacons . 2 j 4s s. | Heet.( ly mer > : a of the Post-Dispatch. mS : Decreas (~$2 94. 97 Be : obed Lets f ,e st j Th ne S 0 ‘ b sé. | tAL », Hrdraviic B RB ped 4 a : . * ' - § i 4 ; 7 , ‘9 rs d 38 3 . ‘ : " $4 fa “ - 1: : i ' .) ’ indiebora Refinihe ‘ > = q . ~ : ia " ’ ine T\ - , ‘se " > o 9 9 R4 G7 Gi 4 =. 4 ‘ i ~ . 4 4 a +3 ~ ~ : - -~ ad , , ' ' : | , ee: Ne he - ul . pes eet “oth } ’ i Net aa ‘ cele Sasa ‘ ‘ ’ 1 enter wu tp ~ : ' a ' ' Ay + per: ‘CRITy.. Ga . 3 pF 100 = me » - 93 | 2 4, , . tates. Sales. High. La , » Ch‘ 9 %' 8 Lid 3d 44: aa va! BS G&E Goodyear 1 *Ex-dividend 1 per cent but e\e: the case , aay ; ’ | lao St, 5! ; , ; aoegsfpaninn wen it) " : 4 P a } °) - - > ; a / rif fs ® mary tlauene a , _: - —_ ; - : 7h a i pert of today 4 sales, high, | an closing hacge + Bev! er ghortiv, tiatte! | SAIL S+-Stock, _ Migs. " lay. (osing. Fp ". the previous close (Cables the rumors ‘of Franco-German were lacking. Belgian fray lan warks reanned stations mia cent at $4.;5&, and most ENTS. - . & | he at $7.68 cents, represfnting Shien "a moderate loss in wold reese , . ‘ ‘ ; fe : 4 » $ . ~ an i ' ~ * ' F 2 4 ‘ ‘ i . - 0 con fi oF . N Siscounts. principaliv, on the B°- ¢pna ‘ « 1. ce + + : et. > A! 7 ; : s & DFS 955 HO Se tL Ve pfd.cfa de 7? . way * - ;, , ql ; . g ‘ ' m ‘“s 3 | ary ) r+ vil 7 z .a, ‘ is smaller by $13,000,060, " > , > ‘ a ; -? Alvarado Min ; “. ; ) fa ‘ ‘ > AI 7 S Ind - 4 | oo Na Cot eee deposit labili*ie a) eeport, 7 51 207 he 203 oe +. Y on ~: Ta *! Bly 10% Bm | ‘@ W. 4s, 59. 52 5] | 200 : new 52% 52% sO Big Ledge week's change probably is Jue iw Asphalt ee saa.) = Sa , = 28 oR: | - ah ar & Co 440 39 8: s. 85% % Ch C Crta 55°27 6 “3 ; S00 | z | 7 Be la . Gate tra sact ons, + nel iG king “2 $14 ly wo walt & Ri OR?) 3 Atl t , tt a - : 3,300 & 1 ¥ new : zap | ‘e | 22 Calaveras C yay a , i” se ” Tig : j oe > Og : - - os ot "e - . . ob “3 + ir td Si - 8 . * 600 Vac Oj ne\ v0 % pil: 4 Caledonia M. which is atrengtheped ‘}: A vt ay ' a ’ : ru > fi is 5 el * 4 Aft wae | { ; Yel Text... 87. e of grow ing 1? civics Bi ’ ; | 7 ‘ : _¢ . ai ; ' ' 4 = — ‘ : Q* QO ; ” } " } . > - : ‘ ti ‘ _ 4 . ‘ ‘ Cortex | ’ } / ; , ; —— sales, " Doo 8 res. ; activits , if ~ . . . . = -)! t. ’ | ' » } ‘ . ; . . . he ‘ resaon ' ‘ ° ~ z ~ A . ' . - 1) bh ’ So ae a = OPTS P ER TE ON ~ ae a) +e eis > — st = 7 - -oO ¢ ohn ff ows Ae = 7 ~I-? ee | o--—- Grown Reserve | Or a % 12 BOE. : 4) oo Eee Bt 6s 48 9: 97% N75 ": ) lig 1 agg © eee j ‘ _ —. —_ —— \ OR, et 1 "Bh j . ti . > ‘ ws Qo . N? le ) M ( ‘ . it, : } , eo & eee , a“ oogen ittes Son . weWw YORK, March 16.—@hell Uni ri : vl ioe , ‘ 4 ~ . Brie! st. | “4 Set ‘ Pe | ‘ner Pet , 3 e | ¢ , Pe , . ‘Corporation hae declared « dividend 25\ . F . E h our 2) 3. 3 ous Fi PY, = : be = { : (+. ee 3 Aa 0 ; ry / ‘ te ‘ J q ois ‘ . = - / «bh Co bs.” ®: Pi, 8 Gilli : a4 or’ > | Forty Nine Mines. 1% ae siockbeidersa @ ecord Hud M247) SS eae ; oy =) Ke ~ 3 aot Se - "2 a. bein ar “ LTéL’ 5 ; io os ‘ a seats , ' : Geldfield BHM, 1 - Hupp MJ =) 8! TEP nal. 4 Ta 7% 70% ~ fe ~, 108 r = ok Py Pe F ? 50 7 . gake iat ine wh 7 50 Goldfield Cons : } to the Post-Dispat. hb. | Indjahonie | o's i Maas nh aH a? . , mo a * : 263 8S | egos ‘ 2 4° , ) . Se | 3 714) J do.6%s 63..11@% 115° 5h | farria Cons Pet. 2 t) 2 | gb eeatina Sees ide = }8e Is Fer Additional Markets See. | ’ YORK. March +. “‘ollow itik is i +, ~ P * 2. . “I a P Py, on . o e , ‘ ok . ) n ' , Se e'¢ 2 ligt of today’ ; : ; * 4 “ él ue « forelgn Next Page ee , Brk / - ' 4 os o- , , ' , SS ane rm er ae a . = Goldfield Plot — a : EU ROVEAN rN “ ~ oe; 8S" n° ad St 4, 317 2: si *e- “| 18 3% — . ; a Press ay sat 41 ‘ ty 582 Goldfield Jackpot azZe Deme na , * Tt cabivs : . ; 1] = a »? Ze 1v & ~ > 1 4 m. ’ nso rn ns é aT 4: M : : 4 . Tis re ‘ : CQ c vi " ; KO ’ abies, , : ° 100% } > tim é | sold Coim Mining, nerTcia.. i” days, $4 86. com in ; - , Came g' er Sus ; ‘ & St = . ‘ - Gold State , ath 85 iwite rtvne : iH hy : . ) ast : ’ ; : 7 | 78. 42 @-+-+-> fo . o = . a2 Harmiil Liv ' 1 oF ' a3i,' 28 | 236 — - Hae at os. So 7.2 at by € "28 }} 91 s dew Hill Top Nevada. eabive | Jewe by. : = ' , hiomestake do pfd ‘ 3 ®: ste - ; Hecla Mine AND. Dem SU 400c¢: cables, 39.44 Jones Bt . ~ ’ mat Y ‘ “4 sa * > i = , eos 4 ‘ | ‘ Howe Sound ‘YY: Dermerd, 0048 %. canbiek, |. . oT ‘ “a 'Gr . * y a taf tay ‘ i het anu , independ Lead Dema? a (Wi bed bea : lea. | Th Th : : . > ‘ ee : low " . > Ov8 “- ‘ . vy ‘ Qo: , } a 4, : . | Ue. J ne o& . ° : Jerorr e Deve ; y “ : 5 i ’2 , ne: B2n% 5 sce etd . CY ‘ ) , = 4 4 : . | #0 Jumbo HExten Dem Re vpee., & >. : . nd > -- ; ow 2 i | ¢ 4 , =— = . . : Kerr Lake IDEN: Derm “~~ 5! ables, 26.60: . a 4 enece s OP ’ ’ Lone Star ’ ‘ a Slee ik A» Mikeson Valley abies lw | ass Goldfield Oro -*».' = -* ——. oe | | : evade | Evang ‘ id = =a, Simeitine :. . | oc @ évt 7s (30 923 a ° a cal 51 | | —— ‘6 Ohio Cop ..... 9 ! ‘is Pp. M. Every Evening (Exeept Sate.) - eo na " ay ‘ : ‘ , : ‘ : ae | . >) s 1a tz , : 3 ; ; SA. { . ; ! y ; ( iLinsor | B4%y Uae « ; iy + 27 ; Rk lDemand > bse, pion 92.90. | eee a] al BS a1 Ye BG ee RL OeeL ecte'eca ae'gg afte. 1985S g23 [Seve _spccerriee vie _tom. clom | 78 HA otto” Me* ™ get DR, JESSE RELLERMS INGHAI: Demand, Tb. cab coer Manhat Sh 3 » 4 ¥ : tah % 21% 20% 20% — & ee. ee on an : Gr Tr Can 68: D: > tty to | 30 med rt : BXICAN la! LAR Lie ry ana o4 i . M, ,iti Su : . se r . _, , ~ wt + 11 RALLROAD BONDS. 20 Red Warr * 7 _ Christian Eveagelet | akrecon ee | og | 90 Randa Kend).. ge | ce 2 1 CHA ee ee - . — j * Tian Match ’ - A | [ ; Li S de ) : Pte La eos , ! it, i ‘i ‘orp é 4.» » ; LFADS A cnHnomTR OF nO voIcks RAILROADS. ieciuae a te vi aan a, Oe 2% 34, 2 ySu ref & a Hy +4 ee Singing the Old Familiar MH) mame Srnrhess “ak ae. ae 8 UNION AVENUE . } 12 Budutene bP 4 oe ees ise “Siwy $9 Be "Annaty 6: ao :. || CHRISTIAN CHURCH =. a ~~ a . 4 : 4 } P r ’ E , - . ~ FB . _ ot) 4% ; re. : OF ; : be J ‘ be " O47 ' ; ‘ . 6 ; ; y oe eels : 1) ) - * lL nion and Enright vs. — —@ - _— “ ; : . . a g i's ? ‘ yr x} y 2 ef an o>" .* ‘ " p 83 24, > % : » : _ - eae en a “Ta ‘ard ; 2S re} ‘. PS : : 2 East C Sug | ye ) : io gen 3s i > 4 - , “+ ed Boston Stock Market pe : S44,) 244) - : au) 2%) e 92 3 . : ) nee “ e : se? 1\ 40 ? ‘at : > aement ee | NF ~ - D 5 4 $e | 3 - s wie | ' ce ‘ , ‘ aoa ’ o : ’ 4 x 2 ‘ ~ ; oo : : a - ite the ' apatch. a is i‘ *s ; ) O45 | , , i’ i I . pa « . ’ . : FR © . ; TH EAR 4 : -2 . ah ) 3 : " ‘ = ; ‘ . ‘ a ~ He : _ Q F ’ : ‘ . ’ -* ‘ >; 7 ited 7 ; sa ” a? YSTON, March [—Pollowing is a . (iat Acme = 4: . , ras : . a ' = f FID ) s 98 3: .* ne 4 i . oe 80 aie - , ~~ BR A . Ss BS Unived \ a? “) ° ONE BA A Y yh De lartrt 2 A a and A 5 ty oft + ' " : 44. Bly + f ' , O54 F “ . 2a, i ‘ > J ‘ | 1! re ata " ‘ | , ~ - 7 PA. ! ; . Is TT ENOUGH? : — ; : | 17 43 ano Mines .. 9 ra Q. EVEN FOR A GARMENT? Wem End Chem. P n You Say No—and@ it lent gee Page 175 Saturday Evening Post ANA ' rc KS 1oo.08 . Diee. 100.00", —_—_——- & » F Sup - f ; me } , A ‘ pheum ~ « - Ss immense H Notice of | Southwestern Bell Telephone Company 4e680,58 AER SSE | re setae © toe's | Oo THE HOLDERS OF SOUTHWESTERN BELI. TELEPHON i Oe aki) ge ae ; : itl 7°. COMPANY FIVE-YEAR SEVEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLS SS 20M Be: a | 24 StL ABP Se Be i . | GOLD NOTES ISSUED UNDER TRUST INDENTURE DATED 7. 10% 10 SrLASF gn «APRIL 1, 1920, TO GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW Ay : FORK, AS TRUSTEE: | Notice is hereby given that Southwesern Bell Telephone tompery ace eed to redeem and pay off; on April 1, 1928. all of the above- nding, at one hundred and two per cent accrued interest thereon 9 in accordance with the . ; , : Trust Indenture, an4 yoy Aa at ) ) ePSKCSL SA “4 ; tion on eaid date. On @2! te Mo Pac Ox "49. 955 . PM&aM con Os | ll with said premium of two per cent (29%) and a a 7, = . ‘ 4 2 ' NH = ‘ O > > r Dk ; 7 > a —s 6 : Tk ants date will Become jun mae payable = the PRICES IRREGULAR ee eee Teo oA MN e R/T Brome Te a iele cb we vin Oo car ote 48 fhe, HS Shy HL Gdaranty: Prume Company of New York, 148 Bes - : Re mason wf yo > . “ . ‘ , | = tle ' ~ ' = Pf, : f ‘a rey , ] an | s . , 4: be ° ) Manhattan. City of New Tor a ; ich yas ON NEW YORK MARKET enor rats ‘3 By on ' a og sf 4 ale , , “49 11 lu . NOR Mex 449° | om ¢ rm 4 SOs. « “*, ~% « should be presented for payment. ntereat . ovens: fer ele Estate 7 a 3 sf : . fs i .* S:1I2NOTaAM i CA ex. | +e 4} ‘% to accrue from and after asid date, SW YORK. March 17- ee 3 es im | i a ay pee 9 aa [as &:* ¢ . z a i fty sen 4 aat 7 7 | The coupons due April 1. 1923; may,4 ) Binis i» , ~ . S pobetoea’ ‘ftifm , fipe ab ' hanged to 3 & > 29% =" rt Pi : 3 af nS lg deb | . 37 § Ry S'98. 3 * ? , the usual manner, and when #0 emimg any ruifiesss and NS . } oad yr ieee “huts” : ah tae : y 1 @2 .@ an Sg : -_s . } Whee . 7 any time up fo the redemption date, 722) hulge met wom . , ove . : = ' ; | ; ry : ; . Pr wee fn8 iu 4 Wwe ’ : : ; : ‘ j ) ‘ ' ‘ ) . 7 noen sitheugh * Bee , ® hetier eahea ina thet a4" taking of UOK ARS bales agains "ano ~~ ’ Mew «contrec's cane’ off - ea 1 Octeher io 26. 74c with the
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a Lg A} , PORT -DixrPaT aan ox Te crease soaro PRICES ARE ‘STRONG . ; _& ST. LOUIS’ ONE BIG EMPLOYMENT DEPAR TMENT—More Help Wanted Ads than all of the other local newspapers combined. “B _—_- —_ Sutter . DEATHS © — se CATTLE RECEIPTS LIGHT Produce Elsewhere | & | eee nehas | 4 Poultry unchanged RLOCKE—Evcred inte rex on Friday ity e sore » ens es ue PS GN ee pe ee eet at Tee. en SW PD Sa esle: creathery | ext 19%, @ 5 Turpentine, Flax, Limseed | 32655.."",. See ee oe a a 5. ; ° " 2 ’ » 4 : : ‘ 4 4 : . : : 4 ) ‘ ' ‘ : s ke : ‘ F ~? t ‘ in ———— ‘Special to the Post -Disnak CHICAGO. March 16—The wheat mar- ezhkitibed consideratbie strength today ‘There Was a Genera! rush to buy at the ‘™ tart end the bulk of it was credited to foreign account. Later. there was covering y ‘aborts and buying byw export houses the bulee on reese) geemed to have '! ec > as , erco Or ability to cigrest thie ww heat Liverpoo nh 3 Fo wo _ ’ co . —— Dies were strong and foreign eichanree , ow. Be ae seamen ; higher A better cont penta mand f —.. @ ) codiiog. tam oun’. + ™ | | e at Us . . t Wae reported int ted Kingdot , etelved fro: ; , lon ‘Ch - , ‘ 7 , ! ; ‘woetrer oa Apreothber bulliah factor . r ; oan E oe _— : i,’ ~— ~e : . ~ gon sean ~ expert circles and f : . M eee a : goede. ' a -" > emer mei tse Cav that the pasenene a ; , r i” some time- , . Lia t ac > pees : 2.900 000 to 3 000.008 buahe a.. Ti 4 7 ape ; | % o- b* ' | facter wee el! that was Sneed! to 71% } ] | 1! , 3 rs olin reberted 3.000.000 bushele wheat and aw OOO Dushele corn’worked for expwurt Cern aleo had a fairly were disappointed The a@vance was : parteon with =Pheat and this was at go the fact that leng corm pet in the reriy tn the week wae st!i! und! igeatet . e#Oonesca's ia good hboetness was worked at the seaboard alieo «€U6}had 68 €CUsineng = ‘inish eevering and gains of |! sere are. Pate ver ffectel by the a: *® S88 some £0 early Nc te “Sc higher Provisions were higher Semim@nthivy re- te on iara stocks was bullish showing | FR'S00 G00 pownds lees then a reer'aco and thie caused buving " 7 . Sc» Yara closed Tec to 10c¢ higher and ros ne sic ht cmand © > a. : ma os me alain Ty iat . , an } . ~ | . 3 77 7f. , o a ‘ Y. Zz ’ : reward, 2 ays uachenges to @%c higher . = eae : en - - , wether ‘ : - . — : sélic - ™ Moprriaht. 1973.) =. ot a 3 Q ADVERTISEMENT Reports ot an expert buses a\ bea es — ] he Food Value MeAULINWEE— at Yiesinent, “Geodon: ws netwreen Feit ani Union: tewaail : ened. , ' . Pl : : rT. > A het amt is : “a é _ of (ee ‘ : .— , : ‘ wet Renee foe : diatiatermaual = : ee . an Telar: re wera : ; f bn . wis . " \ ° Far a* _* -* ; ’ vo a“ se ~ _ ; = : , . 3 ae > ee - . . ? me I ’ ; C z : 7 . ram ; ‘ . r om a aE TO. merit . . . “ - , : iis ” - ¢ ‘ ; ‘ , . ~ = , ’ , i ~ ’ _ ' . | Arat Petre” chest of ‘ . ; . “ - , . r ° rE a ——en - ; rm @ wept He 7 | * hemists ~ - rec ape: ' Rae : ——— | Grand Git Is a fact established and conceded bv . » > | : P o* -s : ‘ : " ~ ~ . ‘ Hid ‘ 1) . | : ‘ae Wise tauge being jen the neerey = i . rccK POINTING, sta sing 9 . - ° ‘ hing lone he Kee BUSINESS ——_— SIRE ae %e ‘an , re 3 oe s . v | EN are" — aeons eaten : : a le —— a hn 4 ¥ T ne wal San anion ary ay. Grand SSRSW. “Stomach much like garbage sours in a =a can, forming acrid fluids and a toy balloon. Then we feel a heavy. lumpy misery gm the chest; we belch >) : , vat 8c ; > oninie : oo , ' , [FTLOWER = ; ’ .. le tairmment and Marck 12 ~ l if . «>, - . - , . EE ER ES EMD ge Ni a ==: , ~~ ie Fu POMBEGRA® rE 729° YY FE " *nter- “Sp gas: we eructate sour food or . a.» i . | Ai , nd 17. 2 "Rave heartburn, flatulence, water- *3°. @84-_ Parte = mothe CPLER? | a | . vas ee rrn®,, , brash or nausea. NEAPOLI March $6. — oo. wo ee Foes — C3 © pharmacy four ounces of Jad Salts — } 7 ) * aes i. : | ea - and Co : my wife P Dre vid n | Sox ¥ , il In a giass of d, Zinc pper a bl (Sign ts * J met bee n ‘ — > lakewoo’ fnishing - machine and growing sicily s. $1.50. ww "Rh boom. buck * 5 Ba: ber-(Greere con SPECIAL OFFER PAaNA " . . aca ' Pe wets ~ ; ; ‘ ' f : ~ | 6 ort. rod ife wi ona a. 3 _ Iith Miiw ) : 4° — : , . . : ’ , J —T . ms *h — ” x4 ing! . 4 . Pr. hs—C i Flori¢a. $3.59 . he ; Rr 7 3 - eon LE *TORAGE AND | to , tes i oe , med t iv 1903 Sidney flreprest wa i} — *" ‘ J ant , " . om fo 2 ’ : ’ [ ; 67 = _ Awe “a5 : , - j , e ~ , 4 ’ ‘ : Ket ; ; ” Pad ‘ oe, sé wityV co } t ) — it - for 3-ton ' ie Borne Flat iver. . 7 we 4 «C “AS DEA This Massive 1923 Model Chicago Provisions *AREFUL MO NG ar cenrtract Rrasch ® | . O um la | . ' si ae : | : ‘ | dows - | ) "I . ‘a = ee J .-—m , S~ ew oem ADRINS Pres _ Clearings, Money, Silver RREITSCMEID _o; Each Week f , er oa Rg oo % ) weer ¥ nce 1960 1 74 a * “i Na a= ial. F — 5a * BI -.. | Seovea’ wi ene The eemgs you leve have an added charm wher played on this | m. Oran i. .. a= sh " nape! 2 Dam bos ae , i By ? 2385 Carolin aie a BID I be received by = Board ef Pup WALL PAPER -lunng OF «perl splendid Girafonola. Unrivaicd purity of tome. Every Columbja : > cutie = , . Kramer. M SJ. Mase 7 tien " » th e on ‘y Ha aa few e ~ 7 +" a ~ rroen SS & are New Voerk . ewe Iewer Tent \o. B44 : ; | —— = . - 7 . _ 4 . > ° . at * & «ew a 2% ‘ é ‘ = : fon bane - a PS ie . Le: :~ed : ° - ar ; 4 o- ‘ , 4 : qevin ore ' : “ < Gene ae 4° . — . tea- : VELTWIUN—) Bot } sa bestet@eall oct ‘j . . = : . - " . " : ; _ ° “*. * . ; : , 2 : \e Pe (.°9 ' ~ . oe - . : ire a 3 NCH OF KETS—Lasee Taenday De . . Po : : wy Fn . a —tween King © highewaery and “Free For Acdditional Markets See we notion at tnneras ¢ | ee ee 13 Meme eG he as : ! oan aie os ' me t sta t2 Bro ‘T— soe are Preceding Page , er ) | . pee chee o. tat. eat , ‘ Fag | “* i. wep Pomme age fe mer ge eS : ext at Cincom Lrten Mee.aR .@aD-*. <8, 4
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FRIDAY, MARCH 16. 198 | oe TOSEL L THAT USED FURNITURE , offer it ain these columns. 3a LosT AND Foun {IROPRACTORS: i \aemte or ee ——-— aive ete ‘ee DRC G OL ERK —Assiats jatapt. rexietered - ick : ng saperianss. - Bet lon —— Vvancement. F. W. DROSTEN) cusework, private a ELY & WALKER D ex ir 4 or st letter; replies confidentie!. Box rs Post-Dispatch. (5) you have your own naan ore ee ui : > OF Sheinetonh pr AS See, a . - DETECTIVES _Post-Divpatch Ti | phBSIPE S07, 6 ears (cg? a he Ps . For “Migheclase 362 _N. Boyle, '! 40 per cent ad valorem Stored color is fairly permanent on ,, #0 ‘Bonaghes Bidg.. Little Rock, Ark: | q \ : / eee peg SE so AKING—MILLINERY ; ™an Phone Forest Peis v7 fe r ARMH ANDS—T wo, eS gine: : : | parchment, but it does not last long | — eta . ‘cB: ‘ ee Mr. Dixon. Apply at once. — ! a — pe wagers expected. . Jobu ~~ a=W Hilis-;, ©. H. G-—Church and lodge af- on paper. This treatment will not | BARNEY STORES : N reeme. "Centra a! “4 . Sea - : pe “si id Al “TOMOBILE }? AIN’ r '% : ’ 0» Collar , :® 5 styles gowns, wraps, garden, Ss and ERS—Finishers, strip- Gaile, I! filiations are given-=no ‘considera- f | > ar. . ‘ vl ‘3 | in 4 - oolor hn —— om | _ restore faded aniline ink, as it only maths | re * band: maSe, mace te-order: reason- | best wages Py ie i -, ae ed: VINISHER—Experienced on furniture. 915 tion in the law or by the Courts in! works with ink contain! ng a metalil- | _AGENTS WANTED—WOMEN 17 Washington | | gt REGIRIK—Or i sideriy eten. dae tal, s. Margot Mary Lee, 4260 TAn-; ¢, 224 onnelly Automobile i trials AGENTS . 4ith housework ; Sis ae O1me nine | Kaldor’ Apt. Lindell "2403. (C89) =" and Pine. ic BA) 2 like iron that forms a black sul- | : TS-—35 to $25 daily selling tires and B = ' ew ars , 4 \g Oe ape ee AUTO MECHANICS- —Exceptional. opportu- FINISHER —Baperionoed for furniture a H. B—If it Is to be a formal | phide. If you wish to retain the _ment: ‘Se epee at cut prices, no tnvVest AG PATC HERS—On power mac “ee etd AE oa "aa ‘ | a a fOr exeprienced ante mechanics: do 27 nd. (cb); affair. wear evening clothes. If not, writing vou should retrace the let- & opportunity. 4666 I Easton, oa eee : a ie INSTRUCTION per son onty Bamen ks are (A »): 1 poy in ¥ TREMAN— Do winder . we dbs white man. a dark evening suit will be suita- a? after such treatment, using — a | . ae py anager, illy yer ox T °ost - Dispatc 3 n ink whic an ot ; ; ' she) — y 77 culture w ork p pays We teach it) i'"8@ Inc... 2 EA0Q Locust . ‘c). LDL ASK CARPE NTER—Ap ly Bpuch } Tron | a Tr dell 4 | LUNA ; “Tpomens: oe yd | CANVASSERS —— SOLICITORS Pca Vores:) 3540 . view ’ tiem experience; learn it and be-, ALTO PAINTER ch, . . } -- = eliliar gol ece - sa: or “moon- BOLICIT enti afer 2F Sy rirst-clate striper and | & Foundry Co., 14th and Branch. ‘c}! | gateg ih63 te worn $1.5) to $1.75. |flower” embraces about 400 species Pa ee Teg O. id LLL ELL LOL LLL LLL OC IN tests ta tilt hi pie ea —_ 4 z wa independent. Positions walt'nge: shop finisher ges $335 per week: steady job: ; a. : oe 1 cat tortoal@e phe Tear muah know the Worth of our graduates. met be a ret-class man. Bardwell Auto G ae ge 9 Cot phe Call J. — Both of the 1851 dollar ola pieces” of tropical and warm temperate | | PHOTO SOUICTHGE: = ara . girl: a — . 4 prensa 1“ -°* ort ae i = orks, __Great Bend, Kan. (Tits Se omg ' mentioned are worth $1. 0 to~ $1.75. plants. The species “ne mostly highest class TORS- in city Or abers moana? r . Welt, ve y oe catalogue. Moler College, Six) N BAK ER— Bx perjenced enn : |GROCERY CLERR—Experience A: permanent | | " » +. | twining or trailing herbs and and 4 to 5. Vv. K. Westra: ; eee anes, ; a Ca is DRAG— ine doctor's bin: (c36)) and pastries; good rE ime | pogetien ;_ rererense Pagmree. 6180 Delma: i or an one Th napneseuer i shrubs. although in the tropics a lows Ride | Re $y nd ae oe area, 1 -Oonte ¢ ; vr ew become arborescent. They —— CHOCOLATE Div) »ERS—At ence. Sane 1007 ' ané 8. 3a mM ant the 1. a. : swat FLIER users wart expert | Oper- | salary. “Bet vol: te 7 State experience and GROCERY MAN—Firet-ciass. oie fob for | - York Cit H Ford da ‘abany 960 ide esters; becomes expert in few weeks: day or b_Mary. Ox M-806. Post-Dispatch. ‘ct)' the right party. Apply Remiey Market. of he Mote 6S EES BCarese | grow in. dry edile, théeie thickened vy Factory, 218 “2 Cal ; —- . .- P . -- — , 1 , . i a sm. 4s —-— ml, i meme —— ) a old Last: Mere! , ta “30 PF arcede Bid; CSicvialing ‘cho BAKE R SS = enrages snacnitieneiarispctcempiibieenn ale se. Dearborn, Mich roots protecting them from injury id PARTNERS WANTED 2 LORE K—For light oftee poe Ft) Ba B®, care of iy revard.. Glow vie n- ig ; . . c80) "— : oe an J. £ D.—Inquiry among thei by drouth To grow moonflowers MINING PARTNER Wid.—Equal inierest work and i(Ders! yeh ss revious pus! ene tabee, Geri. =" Seth tee oT PARE na—seee, seas . AMERICAN C AR & FOUNDRY | | BUBLIN.—For information | per- May. They will be s good ize by in ay curing well organised. ie “have'| New Crvstal = al ciede. 1¢h) ine se WoMA: — Settled, my of Beats i wnnang HARBE K ~For Ss os $7 00 "Bua an- Madison. Til. (eZ) to the Forest Serv'ce, 4 ricultura) | 0are must be ta en not to expose - 4 F a rc _ (7)) teed. S21 8. 4th Department, Washington, *D. Cc them to severe weather because the PARTNER Wtd.—in weil-o.wanlzed_ tvsi- | COOK—White woman te oy JOB PReeS PEREDER. ee ae de Ses / ‘ - ae ye Pet FS ;. = ae io a iJ ae * — — | ness, must have $25,000 an: be able to Arpiv | — a. fAND— W oodworking ; foe mill | = “nF oN For J a aint enance » work. on GO. RR; O.—We do not know of any pliant is wr, « delicate. take complete charge of faciory. ; one, Nive Borat aameniia ard Printing Co, 73 Ce. fateh “ant Trade Schools 1900" este ai. ~ ey Columbia Box 2. HANDY MA NW th some ability as car-! method whereby these discolored READE R.—-Tt is usualliv the salesman and can sun ther sna. > | “and board. Frisce LAU NDMESS—-Aapply 3407 | Apply 3407 & / MECHANICS W Vo) BINDERY,.M anaes ahar nenter 4441] Juniata. (eT) | Shades may be restored to their | working bee that stings humans, al- 68, Post-Dispatch. ita ‘ Oo Ww LACNDRE EGS ¥ ire-clase, white; vederented . : ‘DE AN—Aliround ; ‘nonunion. a ' ' *) , i th h the « o r , ‘ PRIN rt. - | COM kK — oman, in 4 oy u “must J pay. for treined men N. Bth “ath floor \» | HOG BUTC HEES— And B. B. ham makers. | ; Cleaning them with ous" ineen bee can sting, RINTE Pressman, salesinan; wants pa: «i _be neat and experience. 10¢ tiamoat, a SGREO. Z jrepare you at wight a X_Stb. =") |" ‘Garondelet. Packing Co., $000 Ivory. (c) , ' remove all dirt and }#he generaliy uses it upon rivals — D with emalh job shop. Boa S. | DOK Venetabl Stic o. — 408 in | ] U NDRY iTELP- nusual nducement , — To work in drug w! ore. 3900 (jreer ic r A ees a Oe ae —d dust. but will npt whiten them. ¥. rhe working bee's sting is Me »epet ch. ++ at to N. Tavior” Bap \e6) aA . ~ nes eall) BOY Tye deliver groceries, 68905 Map! e a Greed : P le . £ tube which carries tha poi- a ’ -* r ; n4 Pr ‘A. TRaDE ¥C HOON. Fp te oo "609 ran es MEG RRS m. 2 Report the facta to the nm. The tube is fitted with two COOK—Piain cooking, ter email “ame JUSTIN T. Fi ixt LAUCNDR : 4230 Bey Carr ate. &t Tonle, Mo —— OF Sis) press. Apply i iC PULLERS—aApply: engineer, St. guardianship of children and to! ai et~ a Se | artment’ lel TING BAG —Low roy . a a | ence Pee some expe Refrigerating ahd Coid Storagg ©o., work for the enactment of child he aed numer retenates i the bee. BOND AND STOCK SALESMEN. COVERING MACHINE Mo, -- ha Bex co. “1 oe LONTAL LAUNDRY OO.., ” 4630 or % hetween Fas! ; Mitel “ Fitted —20% Discount» 2 >be se and O'Fa' eal | | welfare legislation ; pS ape acted. lea\ es its W'bo can place high-class industrial stock ; S16 clark @ ed od -_ . eal " ©6) | , ‘ston BOY na | sting. tearing away a portion of g | reference required and given. Full inves ap ga ‘Normangy ~~" Hete!, —— —- ee — - ee ; tes Office errands and eneral. work PE —— ; nling = ; - Jt) ID- — ti . . -~ y , e yee nae ane on ~ you re Ad a & ~ Be Kern Advertising Sign Co. 303 Pine. (c) By By BO: a a * slo iced. ein | Si BS AA Ag See en ' —2 vie aoe wie toi i. _ 1 | ay Store, 218 Collinsville av., B. | Rae ae Tweet. one cheet “athe: end ‘ : rh j 2 ali LA BHORERS—White: ~ Aiteh work 400 per; P babiv ‘ 7a k ] 1] N ; ; > 2 : i +i i j = re ie “1 on : ty ven ter. 2°) bh end “ #he ps Probably if you took it all he would funicipal Courts Building. Four. } | SALESME N-—Excetient_ 2-product ‘side line; Girls to examine iu ha a i Gramay tt Broadway Ne. | * ee ton cnt: Poe ant $53 a. ic) | a L——To learu printing. “Postotfice | lon) hes hg a eee Sutton. — F meaty! | not be in a position to bother vou. |teenth and Market streets to help ! commission, Berry, 720 Olive, Sth fioor. g & MILLINERY 3 eagestenead” ae ~—. ' : on Tonight, 310. . 38 50: . OL BC - oe han a TF or : a ! then one biock east on Greenwood (eo | RP -You cannot be prosecuted you, if you have any trouble i oe ae me -— —————_—— (eS dresses and SPpruns; d yi } “— & — He a here tg Wellston Theater. 6 0 Easton, A‘ Saee o Ww errands; age ey oe | Piece dilly St. Lonie C puree Gag Worke. | ry enn do not complete the pay- JOHN A If your income in 1922 ee ee ‘andy experience or working steadv work. R. LOW EN- Pa : S W(4,—Saturde —~w - ~ LATHE HAND—First-clase 13 Montgon 4 , ty : WAS moO lan $2090 ! withgjobber's salesinan; gite phone num-' -} t t King BOY—To . LA F ontg ments the party who .sold you the as more than $20°0. vou will have ber Faox T-128. Post-Dispatch, BAUM MFG. CO: 23d and Lo- | , ound -_——— ~eanemeny - ae “ ‘ } ue iv @7 5 ty UCK Sa if 4 o Vv a? Cc f } " : : 4 A, : ; oO ma (8 income tax returns bu . = aa Se oe ee ot —— oan . ter 70S st : DA i. ...} ound. | nea. i er, 37 ) a. ‘Sethe Su 40 Olive ic? : wate au sue you and can arnisn . o. - 4 ie — ow ureec ; ft 7 3. 3a; 25 : eRe ‘ “ nm c - % vou will not have to pay any State SAL ESMA N—Snhoes: experienced; for Satur-., 89 el add ; J . rs. - i oS . am, =. BOYS-—Over 16. ito iearn trade On power . — , rr your wage: income tax unlees : , re Ga) } Stewart Shee lbept., est, ‘ * fe P ) Pound; a.redale {ali from 10) : f° foah sewing Siachines Apply 1010 N 10th St. {,Al \ DRY DRIV\ ER - , F ane a9 aX 1nies: if was more than 41: N sj ; —_ — i? ing. 1 i6il m. 1 2th et. Sed fl Ty : , oF eno Ll em (eS) Agree fer Bt. Leuid tersitery: emer’ VA A. da You do not have to $2290. nor anv Federal! income tax SAI EuMAN K — — , ¥F ‘INISHERS—On | pan cali once rood | : * . . bh hue st BE. ‘oa . ‘ BROAT—Found. Ask for Ehernardét, g > mie ay rs ty eh BOY—Must have gremmer school educatio , referred: apply at once ty i. : cre: ee bg. Lge ‘ un be ess it wee. more than PB ig knewledes of ‘ihe tae ieee ee 202 Noth. work Room 618 Benois Bide | Experienced on ladies’ hate: % Wain ‘(he ; : ' Geller-Ward-Haaner lhidw. Co. 412 WN THE LAUNDRY. 7318 Manchester. ic) do not pay it ithe landlors : ou can get ane return for the car Box M-267. Post-Dispatch * 4eR@) | = ae salary, steady work.’ A at — . —— aaa - ae ta = Fourth aft ic®) we — , : . - ae col one monih’s notice to Vaca‘te, State income ax ‘t the Assessor's —- — > FoOoD CHECKER— Experienced. ‘fer efort | vine SROMOBILE orks Tieaitth Beeeriet a ee every, rida, Tinie} BOY Colored. for [en eine Work: 1° icio tinkh wank Me BOL. Unine itinc 2) F-The landierd cannot-keep the fur- office at the city hall and fer the wre noe VE pone men with Tindall | See ee ee at GOLDMAN O'BRIEN ‘6 * at 6 ’ . ; : . = iv id ; ; ; , OTA, OCT ‘ . : ses : . ; ’ 4 ‘ u ; «4 : 4 &F P—Black bee “ther Tw. elfth ied - a ei. . 4 and Hebert; prizes. $10 br ng referer ce Primo Clothing ie ) 1?@th at 4 ‘[LpMcust ie)? niture unless he has obtained 2 Federal! income ‘ a? the > ypllee ' 4475 , to 9 a m and | to 8 p ra. ay Eigh - te | Ee Washington, | flodr. (e t . : losers: come ear! (c oY 4 Washington (c) - a PET at ath iee . Shame fhe judgment “s office. Custom House, Ninth = GIRL, ‘For factory work and press tobe s ; WA" TRS 3. —Fridey to ry rizges " : wn “A se ice ity i - MA‘ See 423 here Best-Cly- - Olive ad Keats ° . BAL. E weiss bo aw gloves, for — io. Indiana, siz. N Tenth. fe | : A a : ~ $20, 95 and $1 to lowers. Lindell The- ite Gelivert must know city. Meiro-| mer Co.. €25 —— —- —-~ GREGORY H.--The. property mey ype shat iitnois; no objections to gide line, Hugo! Greig — . a KW eLP—I oe; Grend and Tlebert. (co) | sige inna and. "Ghive. feor Metropoluan MACHINE HAND—A\ round Apply Bla a be sold for taxes, in California six . T. N.—-Under the circumstances |: Bondy. 70% 4th av.. New York City. 7) | Rented ree in babery Preeiin wae, | NECK EAR , HE P if ban? / ir | ; . . : ° ; ; : ° ; | 3 sid 4 Es. es “Fa = aa ore Mfg. Co.. 2108 « ic sa dine , her . ; man would still be a resident / SAL x men maki b beu = : teeantdles. Apply iy, Grose presser, you can earn eae —— os Se ie tt ID 2 grey — - gg gee MACHINISTS—First-class: only good al! ter tHe tax becomes due. may ‘© (chic ago wi h the ntention of SAI E (BS —Pxperienced: to ne! i} pack! ng Chandelier Co. “036 Morgan. ie d h iy i —_— | 3 pueeew, Biants BEC. 90. otters BS aR gp eae wi ae. ta i929 8 aly ) Meee Eng. and redeemed within three years wees, on his permanent home. If | | ak % 4 412 y sisi. "on ge GIRIL—White. 16 work in restaurant. at | ‘money an ave & steady porit '.3 y ond a gerr. 2ie ‘ine ? to ail losers; the more , ‘ 9° : f . ; A. 219 z s ) OT ae , a f thereafte: ' la ias een A resident of Missouri i ‘ .. "nt. dings icy Sic dutty. rie Yo euler. is wees ; leave Fads Bridge 6:30 p. m. } _Yancemen Box R.- 220), ‘ost -Di sparen . | MACHINISTS—Toolmakers, moiders, core. | for one vear. he can sue for divorce SAL -E SMEN—Stock whole or part time neon. _ 2546 St. louis. , a | here. Pleasant saurroun ". agu: 7 foc = ’. Rs, vo Se » Theater. Rellevilie. Iii ic} BOY = l4 years. 0) a gran) mar schoo! eS makers and wo rdwerkers for Peor ia 'n tus imi - I? vou sig ned A cont? act her e lle ‘ gu nr réma rry immediately | $°: iv a” du.) for few rours. ‘ ‘ ‘al in per BOT) GIRL —Te work nights. ‘onservatory “Cans ‘with li ht sanita lace to work. ; J —- ¢ - by . uate, with bicycle: bring permi:. 40 . > : Evenings will do. ows | entral National dy Shop 7204 8 . Gren. ne 4 ’ : ry a pla soc dalu. afd TArce ; , ' (o) 1mes g00d wages and conditions Adaregr agreeing fo make the payments. after obtaining a divorce nm Mis- Rg Bl - . eee 1) : > 4 ank eS pent, _‘e8) | GIR] —Experienced. te mane dresses. 2 -ELY & WALKER JECKWEAR - dave Iie lines y we mnt ad : >) ive a ' ee Tto > | 4° * eoria. ’ ¢ hev ‘ a _ ‘ -% } . ~ f . ‘ " = a . ' _— =. i an garnishee - Or; sourl, DULL iL 18 Bater to wait until : ) ” isc. ry — WwW ith #0 ne expe beni | In wirfng Cc r a MAN {" ojo red. to «) ean ri hasses and porte’ . our ‘“ ages Tt nder Ircurm- the end of the tern of fe ourt at r Cree meries, : - ore. a hon é a p CTORY, specialty of preven merit, itberal - | GIRLa— -EBaperi cod mac chines FA 16th and Locust St, f 0 - - » ‘ . | a = th at 4 Le | | EM PLOY M E NT Morgan. Appi Groas Chandelier Co.. er a4 work. 2315 Olive, --— ____!©)|}| stances you should try to per rsuade which the divorce decree was grant- mission. Advise territer) Box R-322, Eagle | - jothing. . Salen tare? ye ‘-ravow line; geod comrulssion. Call Tyler 1176. G oe cern semaine Apply bate ‘NURSE AND COOK or ad Seertntts iwc hie bette: “34, ‘parlor; se tee vn a3 eer “ae G2 £47 Sete MEDICAL QUESTIONS. » ALEEMAN--One Whe” ’ — GikL—xperienced. on body froner. iat Beals ee teeciae tte TSE To, Helin end sontation quiont ble Ire nly wt be om | SPRIRS on tet sae: Mceeeua ee hn Ridieieg trcraccre me | "cane tans Davee a eee assem —sad | *MCTEE, Diaimavee or trestment of tndtoléaal cases will not be given. | tice! wtp. hemene Sums helper: some exverience preferred. I . : t } 0. , ; Gi n—Or wothan, or £ c or . ; irg'nie. c80) | dress sex 7-72, Poat - Di — *h, 6 C >. eae es) Lifeline Factory. 2101 Lucas. _ ‘es CONSTANT READER.-—Anyv drug | request for a list of physicians, ac- = \LESMA N—Our orgenisation reg mre Oe experience netor he oRh Past_D: ie lean ON E y EA R TO j? Ay BAKER—Sit. — hand oh brenda an roils 4 St ot BOYS WAN AND WIFE—To work on smaii farm: whose purpose is the reduction of companied by a stamped addressed men with wide personal acauaintance’’ If | and advance BOK K-00, FO _ fo | awa a : : gecond on cake dav work preferred . . woman for housework, man for outside the body fat may be injurious, and envelope will be answered. Jj you @re @ producer. we Want to meet you. GiIRL—Fer ‘general work in a Taper “i » =e. Pde le 5490 ; Box ¥-156, } Piet Dispatch, __ __ (®) Fixperienced on Elliott stencil cutters. per work Phone Wydown 404W fei 8 aa ore a ee || ~SQMATY OF Commission. Apply in persun.| hee factory; plensant worklag conaliione. are ; vis i nvor . ‘ manent tx ysitio ps 9 pe aes ea oa" ae, competent spring ngs. experie: nead in a sR ig ORT a BE Mer Be KR: 900 Title Gusrantyv Bidg. a. a Avniy 2OG_N. 24, 4th floor a 5) 6 44051. c7D ; SnerkEPin—orrice-Mer. Cashier and + papal. tt at once.|™ AN r - assemble ; = _ =~ = : Ottice-Man saraork biacgamih work. “Chaplet Auto Slt. HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS 3ALESMEN—= sere: el goed epecialiy gales: GIRIS—Vor Gnlsbing anil sani Woshion : (ec) men with some and ¢yes. Accountant: rellable: 40 years’ experience ' ORES r et : . ; i ’ " C30... 3149 Pine cH) : 12 MON HS 7 Om i Be *} Diet eeordh emecee nt B ARNE Y C _ > " . ? ‘ : MOL. DER ‘OPE RA’ TrOoRS— Vv oodwot -king. iw-.1 S IGN P AIN TER} = Oniy first class. comm er clusive territory, loeal er outside; very fon av. mbi 6, Post-Dispatch. 6) 717 MAN—To attend furnace and do gene-a! ; W ashington eu sine wack General Eng. and Mfg. Co..| i Box o.. i! 900 North Market eT! | en need apply. Kern Advertising liberal commissions: good money and per- | GIRL— White, for general housework. aust . S| ign C o., 1303 Pine. (e7) manent: interviews by appointment. Crock- ow some cooking: in family of 2 adults. PAY CHAUFFEUR—Sit. by first-ciass white; 10 | ton *s seen 3 ; ety ape AP mw | > o vears’ experience on hivh-@rade ears; best, BOOK KEEPER—Experienced;. meady work ° SOLDER K -~1 , well Mine and ll Supply Co., oc~ | WRIGHT DOES IT hiGnT Jolly references Forest 7289.) (5) er: must be fast and accurate. ‘Caradine | MAaN—For cost an€ stock keeping wo ni WOU L, DE R Experienced, for on lard "ike CPG han lies eral Reserve Bank Bide _fe7) | 4373 5 West Pine bi. - have wired over 500 homes the post : Te we Harvest Hat Co. 2198 Weahington, (©) | umber office os neve csp wnee > » ars Lovis Butchers’ Supply Co., 1545 N 15th. SALBSMAN—Security: for high-class in- GIR] —For first floor and | dining room Work; Rebull prices and careful workmanan'p 7 CHAUFFEUR— st Leg ee ericate dl te BOOTBLAC K—9:! 32 8 “Bareh ; | umber industry t-27¢. Post-Dis.(c6) |) brass foundry. Appl) 212 STENOGRAPHER— Young oe . rary oy e- dustrial local proposition: we are manu fit ee a gegen Iindell 969, “43778 ‘Pullt our reputation. Te! gryaene Mau * , at r . ‘“ S000 MAN—-Young. married: some machinists’ ex-: . , ah» - . a ~ 5 facturing our product; your sales will or Pp! SS r representative wiil ca ' ~~ yy. Make ' car: good references BRASS MOL DER—S ‘ ‘Louis c ‘er nie ic) perience: to welding and cutting N. 3rd. st reet. \4 ” ote : "pee a gh on Underwood =e prove vour ability and place vou im line GIRL—Ta work in ca dealer's office, et = -ECTRIC CO., arr N. 3 HID indell 481). —_— - matiijinis _{6) ‘ Stag i \ Se Ss - ——- - apparatus. ; ly Superintendent, 1145 . case = Chine. _FRene . ive 8047. mee 9) for executive position now open. Confer- | app. ly at room 27, mut st, Sat- L 8) FARM H ND— Bit. : single: thorouchiv ex- | USiCK pe E ar RAI Bauer, 3660 ae f Plum at (o) MON ING n AN DRIV ERS Am. egg ar STE NOGRAPHE R—18 or 19 , nigh echo! = ence confidential Box M-263; Post- 106) | urday morning, ® _to J ‘ceo, — . io av ictor ——-— —_——— : ——Work all Year arour In ailias, . _ Rracuate arge compeny; goo ortunitys _4€ ctariencgt ‘ wacer, O45, Pe * he 46) r MAN—To clean factory during fight: steady | wages $18 to $20 to start: must be = for advancement. Box M-69 es ost -Dis. : GIRL—To. press and x , work. Box Y-245. Post-Dis. (5) SBOY- | d dep artment. position: reference required: aprly imme: | P , in bh first ; SAL, ESMEN —if 3 you ‘are looking “for a per- | $2.50 per day: no ex : LANEOUS NOTICES — "as ss ‘BU n so0aa Dp =. 4 | perienced and furnish references wit rs (oOo) al ‘ - Ciately ec Church Shoe Co t - ~ = + ae — — manent connection with a fundamentally | lange Taunéry oe __*~ 4 FURNITI" RE pI PAIR MAN —#it >and cab- | \ . ly Busy Bee ( ‘and Vv > 0. Rent ~_ ; . . . >i elter ors Box J 408. Post ‘Dispat ch 4e% ’ STENOGRA PHER—Enaperienced, for sa! ‘es sound selling proposition, write me as |! Giri a, learn « ae Ak FINIRHING— Ap ou \oot if cone. maker. ox M-55, Post Dis. ! } p q * G 4 M AN “AND W i-Fm—White. ite. man to 4: NIGHT oply Ot ‘ar ‘ tralily tocate no better opportunity in liigent, reliable men to sel), inheurance-say. | i 6 ' te eo =: a v k: axpertenced: 617 N. Broadway. Cv and porter wor woman to wash, fro: ant. tm dew . teligent, , , & Sloan Shoe Washini _ 406) and growing gicls’ sample shoes. | 7 ons xy ORS “Post-Disuatch, (Ss 2 : — and help in kitchen Webster 1466. 344 GF Pic’h) 10 Y—About 18 years old; must ity for ambitious young man Reply in! jing accounts for an oid, well established GIRLS—To oe _fe china Sings mueis : children «, $1 30. Etavard ‘ ie 4 Bl SHELM AN—Yotng man preferre S2m- | West Manchester rd. cTh willing do work hard and learn. piy | handwriting. giving age, experience, National Bank [In St. Louls” Liberal pay K - te. _00.. bis burager. north arket ny een: young. 18: mu!ticraoh and sto ” els, 618 N. Gth at MAN—To drive Ford tourina car. for ghz ‘Philip Gruner Bros’ lLamober Co., ont - Diep = saiary to start Box ater} to right men. Box B-3, Post-Dis. (80) (e —— ——__ _ +&derience: referen ces. Box Y-208. P.->D ; ‘ead ee oe fee. See lew = 9 NN. Rropdway spate Pr : (c6) ws puctinnaeguetiguanseiiigiens ~ , BL SHELM AN— Firest-ciae sg; ee fealivery 4 make Kimself gererallvy wuse- A ‘ nan —_— — ee SAIL, £SMAN—High-~ | — - ee . ee od A. ——SY -Sinali concern. youn en : erv to start, $135 per month; future a« TIN > ; -. | Quiring tact, clean-cut salesmanship. Maen | GIRL&— Experienced ee : pan — state age and salary expected. Bo: OF FIC MAN—For ~ woodworking “factor 7 . aa a; | ‘ > | tiles 7" . ‘ " Box T.67. guages, re . ; 8, % : ha = erience in cost and time TINN SO ra ovoms 101 r- 16. Spear i¢ ) c YT. -154 Post-Dispatch if niuet ve exp E R n inside ass rtment SALESMEN—With dean aaneraen ~ apecialiy | - $e Ca hinet “Co ER rintine et home st prices, Me ¥ , HOSIDE STORAGE AND MOV.aG CU. ») CABINET | MAKERS— Experienced Reo ey | good home. Box R-&7. Port-Dispatch. (c7) Rte iri Past-D mito to start | A a wages. 1508 Second st., Men) | uct Cee selene hay | aye be | ark — Ww Whi oe oe * iAne a dqg eProvt Warehoures. Victet ; APER aA OEy 8, Post-Dispatch ; & Rueokoldt Mfg. "Lo. ouls ok® MEATCLUTTERS— lwo 2118 S Broadway : Aho Re Pati ry Aan a ren ) | | = atin A 1.407 Poat - ite ‘ ieee - CHAUFFEU RS—Experienced, in ice cream; | —_—_ be fast straw sewers > SP€Clal | VaLUATION—Experienced take-off assist- _/-407. Fe Choutea' ’ ‘a : PRINTER. PRE SSM AN—Rit. on ike rompilete refe ices nd telephone number B MI ~ : 7 oe ork aro iti nd~ vari ish pent re i : ae | 7? ° ( ‘ ‘; } ant to aporaisal eng neer, nen ulac turing SA ESMAN BB: illard, zenere. / charge con ) Fg wy 4 mast 6 refer R Poet- Dispatch Bn —— pt’ 19 L Grand ; , .¢ Wol hy " Poot proposi 1On. a P- properties. immediate employment ed ompletle f 4 > ec ~ @ 00Ke MAN: Nien ng, sedinten’ book, | CHAUERRCR—Colornd. 19 ori font mat | MEN—Two, for shipping sregtn and! stock) fore 5:30 Saturday. HENDER-| pMjicelars, in, first letter “Addrwee Bex), connection tn open for a high-class. tive | GIRLS —16 I AR EF af MC IVING P. —P’osition as aesistan FOU and @o vi service in st “ 1 M@) stead vy work Apply 1h W ashing ou te) 7 yN H AT CO 905 W } : { “ - = = . ‘4 erxieemean. A yg of Ran ge ah os Ps : NC Seine “ Ss ! .. Y0O shington. | veLcan — Firet- . Pes Se. OS ee ee oo 4a | UIA ANIZER eee cues co . aes firms: regu: experience and « man whe) ae wor cle rk Box, T- 95 _ Post Dis. (8H) Rox M.- 27. Post- Dispatch ~ | man. Northwest Tire and Battery Ce., can earn $5000 See sales maAn~. aT? load or centract Rrasch’s ended 7 a 4 ‘ a tin ~—s Cleaning | MEN—Yonug and middie- “aged to run on . : ; age 24; married. « « CHAU FFBUR—Experiencea in leanta tr "| rune. 2009 Wa! SB) | picke 3 : ? and. ‘ral oR hiovee, Furnituse toueht . ' desires position in bueiness; must bave good references Ster rains: jong rus: = V0 nut el PAt ~ gt R—Expertenced. Apply aoe 46) 2 d _and _North | Market_ . % a : 2 1 er tral LL. BR ASCH. _(cBee ke ‘auditing department PD and Chea ni ! Le. =roet d , INTER =n a pm ' | S A i _R3 SM EN | . ana Lv pee Sjeemeanegen iz. ' > > ing o., 25 5 N MEN—General factory work ly Stand. - Hoespit al, 6535 : 7 } . T- 129. Post-Dispatch. ; yond. : en: ced cor bination ard Corrugated B x Co ‘$110 "Ponsens fer | P NTERS —Experi er oe o1 “tru ck bodies | WALL WASHER—S*. L uke s ital, 35 4 = =i . CHAUFFEU rR Wxper! a : = 15 Olive, : : ccr | e.mer neeg 7 | h a4 - : nis BE ' G N ‘ * MAN—Married. 25 years old, fin- | with excellent N al \— 4, 25 } heuffeur and houseman w! | oe | sietdiciininilina annie A LANGA | Course in bookkeeping, typlet, $35) gt. Loule references, for private home. B MEN—For, labor Aon peer = op Phe ingkeeper's "| PAINTER—And paper haager, firet-class:| WALL PAPER MAN -—Exverienced. to work yaa nut hortt or thee m pian pack al coe: Gesires position with reliable! A Kiesefhorst,, 1007 Olive st. = 2001 8. ‘Wing's bi pahway,. es ae viac) |_@partment work. 4536A MoMillan = in stock room and assume some eae, WANT D he "Rogie apn . - = © movin 7 : rint 3 4 reliable. 3814 N. 7 a ? ity de! ah . —-——---— + ; T ’ bilities; estate age. past employment an fr stiipmer: 4 to wT yf use- | ere, an UFFEUR x rienced. mn ¢ PAINTERS—On ‘atitomobile bodies and has e: z | ome = 7 Ponds ad cc) De: a. _ BrSinn a - any : its | CHAI for one-ton Pord must be cotamert } MEN—Riv and cut-off saw. experience eis firat- class men experience necessiry. | salary ex pected 5 Poe! phone “Hn ve: {' A $2. 200, 000 CORPORATION Gini a— O. 16 TO =—- eanin =~ ‘ 13. Pos Post-T a » LE preference and assign ome gounty terrt- ood aM Co. 1 undeta —— - paver and — cs color laundrese. maid or ~--" to men who can prove honest, suc- steady ew S for £o onechas! yewee woopw Seine ruck bodies; = nieed. Aro Linde Taae. m ‘cost wrk: | ‘ory > _ ree ce, inde ¥ ‘a Mattie od vuliams. 2111A Wel- CLERES——cNe pees . ae “ae gy a cassful recoréd In woting te Sarenere: Ra 20875. 3979 McP ic) De experienced, 1627 Wash _# agers. A number of higher posi-| 14 » p 1G sears. for office werk and — papered, @6 up, paper ‘included; Sit in docter’s office or hospital | pkve"fad bien schoo! manual training otu- | Sivecience. previous earings, ste, Write | PiU MBER s y ABPREN ICE Toi 3 years’ |. WOO DWORKERS—} faite, erindet m on r tions waiting for the men wha’ fcuarns STORE. “clas "Sere T..- Hunteke, oe 4 a weet, ‘hospital traming. Bo . @ cation ee tn ga & ne MB pw Mat! coe °° ea yell The Post- wv i exuerionce. _Appiy . n024 Washington. : wintew fieinée aad cabinet ae th t th , h e ~---———- nee po nH19, Magt-Dis «er, Batch. St. Lovie, Mo —_—® | poLisHERS AND BUFFERS—Firet class. | ‘net foreman. 1 sticker ‘an: steady wove; can prove to us = fy Dave GIRLS—To learn a very. good floor. i> PAPER—And paint cleaning. floorma . . = x being some wages expected Box Ft ha Musick Platine Works, 915 Chesinut. (c7) 2 months {n the veer: good wago«: Wr''e bility WESTG ATE i peri aces : : oe and Dolishet } __ Forest, 4182 m (cite firsce,. °; good reference a "2665 OAT MAKER ~P iret -clasees man. Te H 2 ee = a your experience Chicago & Riverdale real selling Pal )} ity. | P 7. mot P| al. PAPER cloanige by eaperta, | -90rm \ RAPHER—Sit.; 3 veres’ legal and » Vestiman -C o.. 406 Fauitatje Bide. (6 M EN W AN I ED PORTER — Apply 1008 Mise... _.(e) | Jammber Co. Riverdale, Caiceme, 6871 METAL PRODUCTS CO., 3840 aas7 7 aatintoag Wa lle, he sa presser on * yy > 4 * LSuick gervice fF lLarr Romon' 1254, e ' ener tal ex erience. desires mi » Ain COLLAR CUTTERS—Buck ters stuffing I need & men at once. must be over 72, ORTEP—Colored: $18 per week. Dinke | YOUNG BO IY—To Aeliver order e and gen , . x 7 ; - Par ERING. leaning and paint! a) 2 ’ ; office; e Meolent and re.i& “ oe en, has ness makers, barnes ree years of ase and willing to work. tr you Parrish } at nadrv, l ~4 Olive. ic . work 2gis Wa shi neten ie? Olive ST. a. st eady work the year round ‘collar shirts and ——_ Vernished, ane, polished Line a ——- . _ ‘hin t Stratton-Werren Gwe | have any ambition to better yourself and can | }ORTER—Colored. Wash ge chi nd chin yperatore = § vlored, o me care. 3441 2) OUNG MAN—To work in ma ine a a nde seen : oe } anf ¢ x eafo-pee axed couple. 9, Memphis, Tenn. — | wee your Fone naa yes a a ore a oe yuniata (c7) sheet meta! shop. American Metal Prod. MEN—To werk water lee orgnntantion ; agol A Apply to Mr. Fy ELY & sb learn. large siock of 1823 wall “paper 7 TOAnR or bachelor or are Dilan CUTTERS—Coller stilehers. {vn o*— R he -OTRI' APPLIANCE PHMESSER—Ona indigg shirtweisis: co: vets Co, 5857 Menchester. “ 7 opportunity for advancement, KER GLO VE MFG. CO Bi, elt put on — aoa . Woh “ at - = — ss ———s ~ a. hine , eres and .~ . oe) wi for work ope Mfg. Ov. ae } OU NG MEN—tTwo- 17 or .¢ years of as - ) A Harian., to 8:30 p. =. room x8 | 4 , seve P . 8 assist with |_ Restaurant, 715 _X. Oh ___ AEFRIC RATING ENGINEER—Nice posi-| , - | ence nesssary: and = regular big Commis~ Esperienced 11 eyttere 4 "i ~ Co idney 1770 (5) ‘CUPTERS—Acetyiene. Call $442 1 DeKaik good, sober man. Box R49, > are sion weld on ait maybe a auccemtul ty men 4 : . : ata ’ ‘ ‘ ; ow may . : memes “Tanai |, Fuse Dispeses,__ gives machine on mechine A tet ; some tse eR ‘SCREW MACHINE HA: Wr >rass F DENTIST—Dental laboratory | mechanic For pleasant outdoor work; Ce 2. superna, Ont Se Bor | ine mee" ADAMS CO. 130 X. th st. fe5) gor line uy Oc S& . J must be thoroughly experienced in dreasing , I . , fork: experience. Box K ce | c So =: | qe Y in” Out o/- fown plates: pone other need epply. Cen- ost -Disnet -aingeenenng the ) nae J#) _@ c j " . i -Dt oh. ét) = el» Weak a . : boratory, 1401 Internatione! ood ay every Saturday ; Op- “ie ot NG MAN—Experienced eepe eyee” . Won - EI P W A N T E D = Laborator 3.6 pa; ‘ A p T METAL Sratire Bore need ie * oo st: give ES. Pero heeee gs post - HEL P P WTD.—MISCELLANEOUS MAND TRONE R— Sa ‘ec , Tite a ge ; son * dai life 7 neatiiiin a | ht galvanised tank work , and Case oul of -iown . 2 SHER--While or colored 3545 portunity for advancement /sec- ee ed _ ioe. __Box_R- ee pate oun. Display. Rae. dai: ; # | DisWasue | , ; — <_—— YOUNG MAN—With some « 2 Three or ele te ‘% / 42 ita on s Raya pis WASHER — Wai experienced, $12 a ond jo none, with manufactur- ; , EMA ‘ my lo peat = piles. | «804 Laclede Sieber 3 ae. ss Families ali . ae. c eo Su cr | pare canine / . j A ibe” fon Dish Wagiten—Brrerionco, SE per week. ing company of 9d years ‘stand-| ae t. Sch a he a | Sle bes » Ry} tees To work sugar ‘beets in Wis [ae ae intel 474. ‘ Ls Pag line A 4 pisiiw ABNER Doar _ 660 8 "Ring's High: ing. Apply in person from 10 to ORRER—X ag REAL LATER | Setferson. | consin. Free transportation, - BPGH Ws ; tal _{¢) : x [OVE Mic’ | 4 , wR ae DAN —Tateet ser acon, ta . @ ‘ : o COPIES. DISHWASHER — Chartrands Caterers. 4 today, 1124 Locust, R. E. com W. T. frook HOB ©O.. 1313 | ‘sie in enoed ae house and garden. Highest wages sy “4 ps bs lore” basta eke rapt en. “Age rn : ~ hy A 08% -! King’s bighwery. under West STEVENS - (ed) AF COVER GOITER — | gen 81 . Latis Saale A e | paid. Call at Theo. Serb, 1633 S. _ ? * io" phones. ; : waie ote A awe . AP- Ti HEETRAN Tho waite), ar Caale “~~ Br fnaPTMAN—On ornementa) pee. capable Wanted, experienced elip-cover: ? ag 3d fl St. Louis, : e sce | ' v, oor, ive oon a8 gia Tae nSe hA1B post Saien “27s “MAND herman tnd teed wal:) coaster formieneney Apey | ey agit Bae Se" Be 5 jee Menominee River | : at. " _* ’ le “ce. é | Pa EN —Expertoncea J on 2 meszsanine floor, ‘ TOUNG i—&, to aell ae when wos)! Finn Besa cent Be. aise (5) tha an = aa aw v — pais ba Seo ode * : - e a " a is , ya S = 4 ns ee se ee ee ee ileal pdb citi a, Lo a tee ee E Faded -
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@S 32,751 BUSINESS OPPORTUNI TY “Wants” last year—17,435 MORE than the THK. THREE other St. WTD.—_WOMEN. GIRLS) _—sBUSINESS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING AUTOMOBILES AuUTOMOsiLES | moni a. —- — ea ao: ia spied to oe or can. nw with starters, Gumountabten, new tires;, Woenderful boren tn: | ‘a piss = os wtate a expected. ph $21,000 year. Details, write Schrutch- ture at Unust auyv HORSES AN VEHICLES Batit stronger than when “ew. rene n rst -clam omcit: ot >, terme. AF1ié Cass nights and Sunday — . rene ™s. pS a Box KR a: rran —— — we , oe vier aOR N “Sth. 4 SREEN ERY Or , Grocery | and m arket . worth ~ BIG. BARG 3AIN MONTH Gresemuck. 1317 WN Rroadway ‘ ” A — Fe ads: . 6 . 19% 0-192 Rs LOurTR as = ~ L. sun iy —* eg 1971 modei. bes | good :2 MAXW LLL—Towrtna. 1920- “ees - é L ; xe alow TILE ce... wretene ersen and Pronkitn Pee ’ Loe) ‘wi! sacrifice for $475 if sold at Two trainioads - fiber — sene t — HORScS—Always large assortment on band os. ral antee — > Coalers 2315 ‘Lecust: st. ~~ $175; wee, ae enings. oI loan Auto Auction tien Co [10 Ge a 38 Locest « — rr _ to highest grade and can save you big dis- youne mare. cheap 2400" McNair cal ie guardnreed: vou will . ; . al TOMORILE CO 2.42. . ul on Koenig Maxwell Ce. Experienced. Gem Kesteu- first. get it. 2420 N i@th from 12 to 2 r 2 meg ‘ pert folding chairs, card tabies wt $- : c mrestatesthis opportunity for $425- : "2128 Locust ot "215 Leecust st Oven erenire= tel) fayette st. ™. any day (cy . , Th gy C S—Pair. and ha-ness, F a Le : 3800 Finne ‘e2 ’ — Comtrat | FORD——Leook at this 1971 For! 2 , —— = — — —-——.—"‘ ffice furnitu ~ ont TS812J Centra 0 21 Fors ‘ isti : week come GROW ER : ” fas vegetable aud ED. AT ANGAN FT RN. co... ied “o.. Granite _ sty, 1 es 4 , RU ie kK RO ADSTE R. $47: > ‘wen Sundavs and evenness starter. demountabies: rure like Lew: \@ —— ng ARMON. a 2 (c) meat market 4579 N. Market. ©0004 Morgan st ners \ fe - — ~ G9 | one-man teo body- bargain: ' CHS A-Z ‘ICK CO. Ble. « a ieiem = . oqoernse GROC! ERY = SOUTH | and Sundays, $73 down. terms. | ; UNIV. EXSAabL. a418 La IG wT. $190 E TRCK ' ... S Granc. UNIVLREAL 2418 “Locest et . “al >. 2 AK ER 6— Tour tn® ~~ jrke . ns nee ures wth unch coun. | LU NC HROOM AND CHILI PARLOR—2 a2) = ee ov rae ©. c7T) | FURNISHED Al MACHINERY HOUSE will ber or eeil a! oO ) ( Ds. : . : : at ‘ A! BU K R Touring car: ome of tnose cood * : d Ford speedster. 3 : Charce a a - MOURNING NEWSPAPER ROUTE — In| _forable: can_rent — = by 20 3 —— —- ' rt 7. ep: a — = Maplewood _ 9 ~ ‘oO J “shan S070 fceS - . ¥ aH L ei WOTO 4 cc : 03 ‘ : . pe: — pons g Bam ty, app this ear, 1919- en > 5. Bac $140. $175 . ‘ 5 75; S . ——$—$—————_—— Bt) Vaent —_ - dee - ‘ | . ual | 99¢ before you buy; guaranteed: 20 rosc- hak a Se —————— —_— yen even. ugs ! : ’ rr in i in prin ess maroon. = : x tu a er-—— a pease 2 2 NRO . aon) is ‘li surely be sold this week. eters ene aoe. Uliams Motor ‘oc. . . giving it awev 2 fied . . ~y it away for 4i° 7-29 Oltve Sundays, evenings. year Tris riangie Moter Co... Touring | eign. Phone Parca 07 5167 ton one oreat 0 es eta ee > J|AUTOMOB saage twee oF nie we Reo. $256. | RESTAURANT—Good location: N. Broad- way. Call LIBERTY BROKERAGE CO. | aNDIRONS—Furalture, carpets. con’ ents of | S21 N. Jefferson av. CR flats. dwellings. large and smal lems; gene ; in +, . ' evenings -ROOMING gor SES—335-18-12, all rented. roods ba diy bes: cash. ovorices scnove ss ' —— ae = mond ri termes 709 Finne: Muikey. Agt. tc) 4455 Page De! mar 29s5 Sorea 32853 gem) eel Ste tin, “. MIT" HE - ——SeGan ; ‘3441 Jon avy “ $2 = : . : , P bitt 7 Fes, ROOM na teoGee tins ‘ely furnished: West AN DIRONS—C arpe: s. urniture, | complete | ee res. PnP fog 5 yk — a. —— — ———. ae car: | : Tri be} fist 1919 NATIONAL “PA ete 8 ease, Open evenings a R 0 Ghio Bid “andeventer furnishings of dwellings or smal! lots, a”- ee 4 - oo. a ¢ » er ANLANIM—Decan, rune ° > 4 : | : t CA and Olive. pipes e "éane olately best prices reid. Dennis Rroe 1909 peters my Ps : , . argain that will surprise you. 7963 ° ‘SI ORT high WEBER MOT R ‘AR — — ROOMING HOU Se—14 rooms By ost End lid Forest 507 25 or Delmar 3864: > amar oy ee line 9328 ne olaien: anaes Rreadwa’ ; _ - * ja & »de*aker [vet ribeters -) _ . ee ~eeenens —— - ° = - . . 3 " #P+ \T y ut! : q ° . N—White, to close ere: ennt vedi: ier mae anon co ae 4584 7rand: epen evenings. cag) bith B.. a , v: Toewust - > os ee ae “ ffer re. aa : =x x . . a : ~ ake yeur ft r. peo asonabie cash ro) 1990 GARDNER TOL RING a garace for | i invest in this one and make 100 per cent _Avcts ; I, Le Mee , on vour moner: am teaying city. Cal iT cas) lightly irnitu Wanted a = a owe - 250 : eae oP nee me ; pt : akin ALL AUTUS Wtd.—Ahy cradition. 344 res: geod mechani nditien; $175: psedens: $160¢ lan an, $55 . ° ‘ a Ha St DE BUS ie Ae i vE me 30 DRINK -ARLOK—W! sacrifice Ri Tt A or ar , — Juniata s* t ns L .even: Trip Or | By “3 ru . : only 1030: ors. "T Si re AUTO CO SPECIA PRIC . WomMan—A St. Levis Sale, esas aa 110 | Wae> ee 5) , ~ 'T] , ; - a irernfture : ‘ ALI. at Toe “Wid oOo = and a —— — 4 - : . me . . + Lis del! ; } K issec io +} Dis satin $4850. sacri iteed 3454 ~ rand enen eg nee. ‘~ 78) . * | r SHOE REPAIR SHOP—With complete ma : : . oot ' 3028 S Jefferson Sic : 7 : ' for $1550: Saxon sedah. $4506 many others,’ -: . -e~ | On is rebulit Oakland Touring: # /| 80000 POUNDS of old ¢ - Se De 7 ran 3000 mile moat r ot! ~ trade Gardner Touring—Imnt 1922 b the factory distributor and —t om . . . - “} . . = A. Tt & Bw 4 TH T—$50 te . i wE - 4 , ’ re ca.e¢ ’ P n1.¢s . yea! * . ——o 1035 ~ Grand. e se y oon, Ty ~ or * a= oo 2.4 | Sees =>. nove f ‘ nes.) er Co. 5 opal: bought. Bomont 1832W. 2 0. new: sel] cheap; trac E Junieta.ic YA HLE c ~— Buys all kinds of furnitures. stoves and car- “*,,.4) — ee aie =o = mimtee j “our price $650: year +: 3705 Locust. TA. ; OR SH P we yt ,™N i4th ot: b erage yore . large or ema’! late °9! 5 Franklin av . — ™s Moto ~o.. Be : ' ea ~ a . : . . Tax cabs orokerage J = pes — interest ot zy k] d T AILO OP—115 N 4th st.; dig st 3 - roa ml - ; lit x = . me (oD) . ANIMALS Beret wiecked ; - x ~ é : NEW GARDNER—SAVE $400 Sct one ce's it for $203: year te - Just think; beautiful ¢ - fun — ‘frute brokerage. id it =p: OLIVE MOTOR co. 2910 7 - pessenge: bus woh hi é - caesr job; rr > m.. Sundays 1° i Tea. otatbhe — ct Dil Cc eee FORT s—ov ae aeed them a y, anc nell dies = ES Rl EDU , ED ——- = : ws 1S: as ‘ i. 38 a » ’ . . » mas the price. { ee RS or. ~ r ff] : a en : — = Vantevernter & - ot LE Toaring giving 2 cae - 3 a | Open everings ‘ ti WT 7” meres mr roadate ' pase. t a 2 nu; Cadill -or wy) hareed: on terme: | OL I 6 Si. perfect put om eo fine bus. ) FOR SALE — D - BUILDING MATERIALS : fers - aan haw amet ¢ p cee Si CrcK At : > Ford, another $50 saved on this ffem alone: bet- 50. L Seaat a zea 3000 | if you are sons at night. Apoly -- ae A 12 oe -_ : WES SIDE — "Ween , 4357. i Be on $2.8; 25 down: +. balance ee b~ io today: we sold one last week aaart ae Fore OTF . Bids ie7) ' j a _ City ge =; 44 — — . ' s — _ eter Co... Prsrvat pon D ous -- goog ” . WOMEN—To take up nereing Ap- ‘ Roofing ie Dodge ye Roadster—L ike New Delmar. _Upen_¢ _ } Lampe lh POR CO.. 1635 N. Gras, | 3120 "Tocuks Bisse $7 Gomn ¥ rom hy eolid tires. Mies Bergiund. 2008 East Grand Solid agate. 25¢ line Fe = Sun. \NEW roofing and repairing; [ny leak. on ~. . mere mone nes. 3 — mec ha nicmily AN—For light. warehouse work Duapiay. $6 daily. zs short notice: lowest prices. geme Reofine pola . : ee et | “us a — Away | ee dense te ae oe eae > 1921 Oakland Sport os ’ Meter SG Cees floor, £6 av... Saturtay town. @gate, 25c _Co. Forest ‘ $681. Centra! al 3 (s ondition and lat CEXN- will be surely sold r SSS: rear ta ¢ Down ten Co. t5h — Fracticalty teané-sew ¢ ae | 5 _ fe) — . 0c dary. Soe fe Pires A TURY MOBILE CO.. 3914 Washington. 2 me interest or t ‘L wo- Allen Touring. 100—$30 in Stutz red: eesily worth $750- ~~ mere days. ic ne discount. CLOTHING “diet (ce?) R OC 2910 Washington. en Lime Chev touring. — eos ‘ - LOOK! S180 HUDSON, $425 | gets it *~iay, small cash Daye fs : ' Ps re cos ——no — Ferd, $ 25 down, COverian L350. $5 sailed me. ima” MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MONET ee so agree hy sy UEs be a Gee / clothing. carloads: baif orice Ai-' APPAREL Wtd —Pay See pare « int , : . a a : Nike thie ~ ee ae ee , Remy your old car: come A eee bargains like bis | going - be sol? today: a S16 Pine 16) ’ fe) 1115 N Vv andex enter Lin“e!] AL, AL 3 UZ : wu - - ~ ese niueal ae : = a Vee ... RRS don ‘t stay here lor $250. first one gees it. =e. oo n the mark TIVE EE CO 21es Week APPER Touring: late model. im best| YAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand. Motor Ca. 4524 Tet . con oT Cora tires ng o.Ber extras. Open evenings. OVERLAND &5- 6 4 ae EN laundry and sae berty Hospital. 4 ti Pn WANTED ——. BOARDS. garage doors. clay a Sa st __ icf > “ow ——y iy at r eusehold goods. Kellers. Fermuson- ** — = 000 uits. evercoats. > Aggie vo Bien ~. | *Or — a. yn : : “Ai18.04 08 Hodia mor ‘yaad Etzel av ~e iy s. dreeme, highest prices} Po 7 ae: ae See: Se) eae ae mar” "SSA Glatioc. : ee gee ee ee | : ae : — . s€ — ow : ; ri i it 4. . : : * ' COAL-—Special jump. 30 ; . Olive, $6 id: auto Phone Lindell 3135. ! onneindl ? special in: : - ae ee a a aaa Gas it a RA oe tor S375. —— we = 2 “tg . laht Gelvers erask. aun aut. $5.50. Colfax 122 | mar 200% L_Appeiman. 4218 Page. ic “adil Marmons. Packards. ~~ , 5. $183. 1903 Lor: : ms « cane eee ee i ——V]}| 3827—OVERLAND TOU RINe sive. “S437 ome ae , | Seat are A apd 2 ten iow. $6.75 won. For- CLOTHING = aaa a cents: hich : rcers. Rolls-Ro Stutz, ud- | hematin of ote ee ns fine; $185 as 1921 HUDSON ate | oneeaidnee amb Gann — “ar | = crack det |__est 5768. 3 prices. lar rank!in. mont fords. Studebe: Cc ahi tome -* Jeane nal sai pL i - oEIneS. FS = = : . a ian ae ; a S| diers. rolets. ington: __heiance term: 206 _Prescort._ reck $65. 3441 Juniata : : SPEEDSTER by TN: FREAL. S418 Lonuet soe “ch rreumatc tires. COAL—Good Tumo coal}, $5 | to $5.75 ton: 2. ey =" lUlCo=_—, Jiges, : nu ou} sedan POR cot ho money BLICK—Tourng: will gu atantee sacrifice rif : Treck: sped. eS in —~ _ton x a __ “sw - : Z (s9) : 7 UT “~ ' e. ¢ therm to us ' . MM down L421 Lac 3 .* mab > ; offer. "934 Ht Tn good mechanical conditien: Look! Baby Overland. : $3 9 > " — ; Peds | new paint good t res, bum pers, Mme” hi TLaoks like a rew touring: tts sure . —— ~. best gtade Universal. Lindell eS Selb ute calis t= minutes ont L i 3 s: omen § fr and evesings. (#T- | p =—Pedges. Perds many otners. $25) |||; reg mee ae cow! light and extra tire; {//)/ es! TARE! fe year to 7 ake * Trock, 1@%¢@. me@el, eee oma -- ~ - 7 »j= ' ? S Grand iol i a 2 . argain. Terms te please BtES 4 EX $75.000 CASH FOR AUTOS = : ao Terms. Trade anything. 2917 or il evenings. > Open | | — 1 : une An, ee nA, dalarce terme. : f = - | WEBER MOTOR CAR Co. || ia pean — Con! tel i inder, like new; ’ COAL—Hi de S4. ut, +.25. | 84181 3°07 lump “4 ”*sé te s pL ——— ian 4: : i . a ,-@ ~ chain dices . te - CO. 4524 Delmar. Fores: 8838. Ser yee ee : , aon? ana aes ; Studebaker Distributers. tt Just qT hin - a2 » 2315 _ Othe, cx AL— Mount Olive grade, ot at a _Fores, 44133. NG EO EP or 86 | “eee an Seem” a weeane df hae a ge — 18th and Locust. acai a on eek. 12 ex. . screen ngs, a. y ier. —_——_— - — . es 5 — ; see a = 5 ——— —> : eris teur™a. 1973: used ee =——— —=— — -, 1421 1 PGR s Sl eric be 6: lat : | Bomont 41. Central 3683. || ‘tle by careful owner; ‘ook is lL] L191 re pak. ¢ ruar d “ if he t ~ ; + save moner terma@ ec sult. 8 ||| foreneen. WILSON MOTOR s2 »= _ : . ’ ' ‘s ¥ a | ; aa 7 : “ a “ a x x.— lTerwet ef - SECONDHAND PIPE GoLD AND SILVER _ Apy . $ £1 iss ep: = “an : . i (| varanteed,. with new Threads and courT - shi ft d. ® iver D ‘atinu 322 breken . ai] + ’ 7 ' YY 4 4 , 3 y_Y > " a - a Km , : sa = ~ ile = — - eae = a for 5 8. s. Kresge, ah liugs, 2: a large savings. rails. structure! _— = =e Miller. 1s=- © 2 ran ind a - . HY | : : : ro ee i A les F Sale sieve. Ppiatem tank = * rythin n 7 1h 4 eo! ee — as et : ee c. re; : utomobi amen C= city ane teva. ) in Mig- Secondhand iron and steel line XS. GREEN- i paid id cta™no Sb oahas Ww ' oat a 7 “pee noatggewen ie ; ae areas meee edb souri one for the SPOONS SONS IRON & STEEL OO. 3130 piatinun S: Ss XxX. wran’ Autos Y an ‘ler , . , Ge oan : - hs ee See sete wiht s cot I men. woren Na!) ey Pa i mth of Ott: c a> ies TANK V WAGON—S00 4 gailons: good cond tien Box R-151 _ Post -Dispetch : rPiat I _ 5 —_ - — . ae . atone - - a “re rime tan : MOON—Roadates E mad 473 "FAMILY "AR REDUCED ur. Reah. : = > + > ~ > _ay Omer eveniege +>) oO" : . , , ‘ - ‘ : : ‘ . a Se : . e ie th St. ae, Serene, kitchen cabinets. waré- eeice for vour @iameada — a — — - aan: 2 mete oe mene SI°O tacust | s oe @or ‘ SIDE BricK AUTO co. ' ze 4i 3 ce. -ARROW- b : . PE en es a es -¢ a in & ai: iso Db a ; — —_— ene nee Bement 4736. - =. » . = — a hone fer provcosit it Our Gold Seal te to Teed Car her nd “HEV ROLET- tility ! 1923 med re e* exer ee eee _ * a= te Bond Buyers—SECURITY. ; ™ EA TOR , (on : eG" ; ) . Something 4iferent—comething new. Our success ts — — geods at cut ces, and we make Good Salaries. Apply first ‘To. | ever at email profit in) POULTRY AND BIRDS es: pvements: 2 months ol4: 7 a1 ’ P| onal ‘| _ | cas ne | ccs... : >| ear guarantee. Open ere _ _(Orthwe eu evenin _ —- a Re . customers satisfaction, in gtving full value in gutomebiles. transfer desk. a awd ~ , Parks strain. BW Vermor , ag. * , . aa NY “EH : Rt FS ) SU ule k Tou Iring, $4. 7 : g bis —— _ pesmi ;, : ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ P go ene step further—we GUARANTEE cur Geid Seal Used Care These WOOLWORTH CO., B d ‘ I taking the Bellefonts 3 EGGs—F eer ts : a r : a - — ee . : c oor : a intred tctten care &re guaranteed te have been thoroughly repaired roadway ewer Grove er Cherokee car. get «ff a: _‘siand Reds and Bt mort >. ate ‘anak Wl one. terme Gibeos smity : a verms 7 for itself rheeis: lenk fret-class cenditiecn {in OUR OWN sheps, and are cars _ and ewe am fe’) ittm and Clark and walk two Diocks wes: all a “ . cher tee teceis = ' a eS a an 7 erly vem ; tend teckk Of. a al id ——__——— a —— -~— - abas —s os : Et ee = - i ~erest ¢ _ ~ ppartindlien, per > BUY oUTR GO ‘ BED—Aad apcings liwe new. S10. + role : .—: 4156A_ West Pine di Lindell 6085. ( , KUHS-BUICI at ol e. | : cas Siementaen. eaten whee seat cov- t : ADI trad rr t a- Owne> -enirece Lom S ’ re .. “S10 Washing'4r , : a@ \ xtrs ‘3! ; . Ee oo recat ) : ST eT > iat ae . . : Sine . : Pi ‘ : 7 ; Linz sie . - 2 — > J f res E Gc" BEDS—oer el kinés. 1 up Siim-nons Wan - For extra worn in read Smith-Devise twin size and ui ap egg | +: 7 3 ‘OU y- and Sm! ee Oe SE | ier coupe or Teed oP $230 cash Fores DODGE COUPE 7 an i T we-raseen ger in perfect shape threceh ——=—"- 2 —————= to-wear departments; ty pl 20m . £ . seas experienced people pre smesse iE ‘qpetnaaite Gn enue end _~ . SS -—. lencal aete aia eatition mi ference en th 3 onty) fi) ‘ferred: apply Kline’s | : U cotton ar felt; of sory ee TS TOMmOnILE CO. 19290 STTDEBAKER & rice. $625: tern sdiomer | | ! it tee ja St. 08S SAPES—New and used. repaiiin oP. en cg ce pe OA ISTE aR e Sais prices have been made very 606 Washington. employ- 311-13 iss R ae $7 —-. ee lemon: 289°3 ¢ =. = mt uu % ba and satisfactory terms will be made to all responsible A Ee Tr ee aa aun | Kpert repairin ph esiis SORD—c cure. starter. extras. © ] a oo “ hor e... | a Dent sport 7 hw _ > Buy Geid Seal Meter Care—Buy them NOW while the assortment ‘ ; an she tra Fess worms Ae en ine neuedl | is compiete. Remember—we represent cur cars honestly and give you erriy full valee. > ment office, 7 floor. BEDROOM SUITE—4 ‘Hieces. cenoin (ven prompt attention overstocked. # | | . . avina me of = a4 — ———— am me ° ' a ms . toUTIAg : Term : 2 Come ea ba ; MOTOR ¢ OPEN EVENINGS. Americar ’ new. Steiner : ». . : ty ‘ S..,- : ; ’ 4 ere — ee eee int oghitie onder aD —loee | ) CHAIRS—S1 reckers. $1.50 dining table vals Co. S17 St Charles = Tae. se = : YEBER MOTOR C. . : | 35_N : obese 7 P30 | : Ks iB | FORD Coupe, 198 T beau lh wea ~io-a HETApLET—taby Gant ores tea! |i) WERER IMPLEMENT & AUT ae | Saal RANGE— Wit th wai beck - STER—T all iintinns . " a mone | . Suchetastany Terme : cendt ton $40 PRene - a , . p A enditten -?. . A | as S | Pricez. , : a > ° ‘ : fis , " ’ - . ~ ; wer 0 EIS P — . 32 ' . . , -— , ee? “a ee - - —_ 1674W. 5644 Chamberlain. oom —t @ > Sai eee = Dp 4 ‘ee oon. Re HUPMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS, r r ; , , : : r ' - - "i f ; ' ven : — DINTNG SET—Oak. plane brass bed. ha!’ rack. fretless cooker. gas stove nahog envy sofa and chaire, no dealers. &745 En Sec aa : DINING -ROOM Pe RNITI RE —_ “ase — a, Se a a sfFut : Singer Shen, 4059 Thoutear . C }} s r: 2 - TLi3 Landes di. ny Singer Eleetrie Sewir FLRNITURE—$1 es buve $4) be hed at hy Bey ~~ a caw mr E Lem =men._] “ot. a os _ bites) _ Furniture Co. $008 Chouteau.icd A, ’ : — a | : pets RANDLE 5 o0 Forest rk | i imier FUBRNIPURE—For 2-room cto! 2WiNG M NE Co | a eh ig - . ie, team ig So ag _ _monthe 3137 Maury «av mn = . . a = a eg — ~~ LE AEF ror th apn FU RNITU RB—cContents of 3 ‘2! >) @ conditier. tert Lat : pel : TOTS Peim. Parties buvine : ni oom ts end Sendav mu . — a “STITerRcart, 2418 ri ‘5 4 r~ - . ' Poe . ; > . eee « owes _ an : - —__————_—_ - ptr. ; —* ame a tr — 7 ~ nee eee Cb Et ) S—1971 touring rare’ he . gare : jar Minerva PL RNIT! Re _A, ceurie te are " ; ° ' “ ; ; . reme furr shed ; ' _> z . , , - ° ) — ; . - : : 21°R ares ream end kitchen “Lane r 1s fe = : : en « 5 een - — : — ge emer eon, oe denis ane “Terng. rea! “eer © ’ > [er . : i err@ire . -- a? : 84 c= : er Y = . : a ‘ + ok, Steiner Fura. 2 . co - HEP Te ; Ao : : : hi ' : . 44h ” _ 42% ty t Say : ~~ Sana . oe ren : t for inwnsE—Tee » pant riae > T° "se % C i sur % ts a | =~ “33 S Deieonet | =a y es o., inc. ; : aes - 3 : — c sa __ wl : -479 Olive st. ores sany owhere 875 “ . snvrthing. [340 Of ve ‘ing tecke ap4 rune LIBERAL TERMS, v- Weer Fnodt | Cail Grand 1008M he = + fn aly 8 nee «ay gee ~ ) | = ‘ , 32 9 : F = a a wae we oys watwran \ | —_ WOGRENGED Goots — Sie SG iP —_ ao. 4 Lid : fey Touring—Lrke New % | 13 _Ttas. a he bone mere. ™. ee count’. town mn ted hie Me REO. ~ FI Lb biases Ri—Gee range a ‘ laa , ; aes ’ ri reve? Ri ; ef -~ . 7 . ” : ee or = © id — eS ' > 7 — —— e , tee se vena ~ er anrverne kre G = Tieetere* eater ' ays “GROOM si Tt Qandseme|~ «pho! : n eve: 7 to ' | ; ; Crm , aan ain oon Geel © ored da: @enrer hed st wle —] ha’ , a V aerderw ha ; 4 . — Eg ge rn etre Foren On 2907 & Brewton VWERER VWoOoTOR « 2 men oven ieee ; - MB. . = °° Dar. A® Congest — > ‘ . Be aes : Sehahker Tie ‘en Ri : A Pte ~~ oe - a me : = ais *, * i ll er terns (cn and Locust i Sae ew S| Cee = a as: ae oe rs ne ~ —SSap aert ’ : a he - APA ' & . - wr . ae ee ¢ Boment 41 Centr: » . . = . ~ eaguagmerttesiconee ' a a = ines, of mak ' , tan: L950 - ne Ree ‘es@ then 2 months. wet oF af } oR ens +g = ne — «= dra prof . is onet. car cam be seen at S14 Washington | | uo | 4 Kees ae laine . 7 d Caion Ty pewrite: Cs... = ‘ => C'- ane thee GP dare gusrester, any resser- ‘an 136G) abie offer atcepted. ; .teF>
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Ahh SDS A eae © ha . |" ie on gs: i? wi a 7 ”y ry in. ha oH ™ a. Pee: lilt | | : SS pe~ 12,835 FINANCIAL “Wants” last year—2,458 MORE than its 's nearest Competitor “We: ——— —_— -_-_——-—_————_ —— , LES 3 ' eo Sag an MUSICAL | Rooms FOR yt HENT—West APARTMENTS FOR RENT TO LET—BSUSINESS PURPOSES SUBURBAN PROP’TY iring Cars — Gale © ee utomobiles For Sale __ Pianos and Organs For Sale | i;tD. 0A ‘epulac aeaek ES cake —FURNISHED ~— - _ Miscellaneous UP! IGHT PIANOS—For rent. $1 month, | —!nas. (64) | South ; STORE—Large corner, and smai! shop: good first-clacs putinditeipeninadiidienh sade « Tou . H aell cheap.” Grand and Cartes, a BUICK CO., 3101 Olive ot. : $50 DOWN | gtith, privilege to buy later: rent applied) KINGSBURY, 6704—Room. cheerful. con- | tiie , . ove Roemont 434. | |THE BALDWIN PIANO CO., 1111 Olive (cB) necting bath: private family; apartment; | APARTMENT —Doubie, 1 ublease. Nos ‘ocation for shoe, dry goods or variety Jeffrey © - 7 ” oo P . nt 10f ile T 22, 5 ne TW is-six i ACKARD. Thevrotes *Tourtne _, Touring PLAYER PIANOS—Many high-grade makes Conveniences; reasonabie. Cabany 6671M. ; ni Sterling Apa: tment. 6316 AE ore Call Sidaew 3646. Ourin — Aa er tourin Chalmers Touring Ma oben, Roadster | from which to make . selection. We have le whi eee WR tor map ‘of Webster ond our saten | or: come ana ue Bee Reick CO 3101 Olive set. Jeffrey Touring pt ht gn 08) ng these wriced from Se uD | LACLE DE, 3615—Who! e “3a fi. furnished. 23 CLAYTON f§ RD. €¢ wun Sublease efficiency West ' i price $1500 te $45. 00m } see thig fea! 3 = m Fr 7 =F } 8 a Pabans . 3460W as erage gu table for a business ' 4 Sherwood Forest dist rict: ran 4 mega terme to #eult. Maa- \ ak. Ag’ TOMOBIL E CO., ith tei ‘NOS—For | rent; $1 mouth, as of reoms: desirable e. _ indel! 22 SW (@) | - * ine £266—24 floor 4 rooms, DE is M A R ST RES kwood to Belleview. turn on OT ' dealers. 315 \Locast at, Homer's oni} Wrust st | THE BALDWIN IN P TANG COT “Liat To ontve.(c8) | LiNDiLin, BL, 4309—large soutitern “ex-| gi}: —~ $75." s Seared: including’ lineng, _ O Beliedew mod look at this lovely 5-rosm ey ) a -{eh) Suecave and a en! ene oan 2 : + posed 2d fivor front: aio sm aller room OREON “E rR. ea eS Boo h t Northwest corner Delmar and Academy; pa Sgt Muding or with fcoma| BRIC ‘K DWELLINGR—2a0e- wat ’ mi ¢ ° *) ent Rad lal b ¥ n > oan ————s—— —e—e ze. . - wT ‘4 ~ o nda ve k ang, BROOM = Qaoe ppeonomical —— a Sse | Talki m hi |}LINDELL BL... 3906—Third apartmant | ie 80 | fxorlient new stores: heat, Hot water and ye: lot 752198. with many virgin trees. | 10th, six atiached, SNIVERSAT, 418 Lronst. a at. — nney. {ca} | ——. = ——7 arn ing | ac ines Fc For Sale oe, west; exceptional room; private fami!: | PERSHING 5 Ba16 ~{Sterii aa kets OF UL re armened Feo ricé and card to inenect. behest > - i grapitetd rings late 1020. Cecr if ee i ~wygt ¢ like new, x ~ like A We h « i BRUN Sswic K—Genuine; larac rac elze. 20 rer. | reasonable. (RO) l-reom 3-room efficienc 7. Werent 9100 ce Main 1902 *2 eee TY co... | EGE? NE ., : AL THEIMER, ‘R17 "Chestniut. each : in, Food repaic: : ; Stcellent 3 ie " orth J => 85; | Jeceneitie & most compiete line of | ords; $30; iike new. 15°27 8. Broadway. }/LINDELL BL... 4335—Neetly fusnished | _f0100) einwright Bidg, _ ced, of REMBL EV-WILBON, Webster G | ingt os . “oF | ; ines. — Vedios beeen” ol | (co) | ~Froom: seam heat. continuous hot water. |'PERSHING $16—Srer! ng Apts.. com ~ Offer Mason av.- we are indeed for “nee JOHN z “DOWLING: et EsTATe oo 44 or vIn peate- in bet bi) A2th | n nx @ to offer thie beautiful ; will take 1p25 ford A = co , — a a 7 m AS part cash. 3530 Deimer” a T% ve ar. Open _eveni a ae i pong = makes hardied in eed | PHONG GR “AP Hs Bargains in afl binds of Teasonable ‘6) iy furni sini’ atti chamen 4 : : - i : an, ‘ ; . } on ; > s 1 “par ea) aang” perro wee ns : ap nent é >, as : _ il cow + ie yn we roadsters, sed jonographs of standard makes; | McPHERSON, 4033-—Large front room; | conventences pron at service: “ag UF = pe p> in Webster Park at this price: the matestats ai IDENCR—4258 Dodier at ‘ ee Touring; a. rae pers . STEPHENS | SPORT ity Upes and Becans. i these : hin hy zi iaranteed ; worth up | southwest and eastern exposure: gentie- | west side ex posure at Apt 9 : : REA I E ST A T | 4 this house could net be duplicated today : Delle hase). 5 rorrne.. ha wee Pp, trade. 3441 5 pdel, in verfect mows mechanical. | | If you are not pleased with any alte mtg + well aoe less than half price; | men only a | tween 7 and 9 p. m one Forest 9100 ‘7 ' a athe teak ae wel, balit:. © bedrooms | sfeatn heer. > i aed for @ cars: tot 1 fe" ae of A jand "> th on 2d floor: servants’ reoor® and: frent: hevee in condition oe have J! bath; hardwood fleors throughout. hot-water | card “ Steele Rg 410.900 “Sy; 72. Cheatn : OO 8 N Broadway A aR “iy naraweod matt | peas: (a aX a HOTEE We ee = re —auerton Bide. s. (eb) For or Sal 0 a Taurin , . % 2 -- LE - ——tO BUY, rooms, of dun ’ 7 La- ) Ee 6— Touring _— isoommert in yar 4 Mi NE ) Pr ~ > trac- FLATS FOR RENT ra! ow, th garage. im vicinity f Seldan TI ie) . sg gh mechan’ cally. Om D Vv he VICTROLA—Victor: only ks months ol 1d; « ost ‘ . RVA, 50% ey ra floor “west, att ac- i Hi h Ss & = , f | Studebaker gone | : ‘c89) 7. private family: 3 ns Hines. ‘Forest 8680 b Centrai | oral monthiy payments. Kox M- 270, P.-D. 361% ‘Lae 2 Foran brick houses, BMic « = S10}, Ctive of, — = AUDERAKI: r EPORT. 4-PAss. SNTH AND LOCUST | phi ogy RL ae Front ers and kitchenette; | HIGH, 1020 N-—3 rooms, second” floor | We evulte ip ph ar une at bow a ae 300 or ~omont 414 . fendid condition: investian‘e this bar. |; Bomont 41. Central 3683. cate Machines Wanted eo Sh | Sr porch. water; $13 month. (cB) | CHAUNCEY HEAT TH. 818 Chestnut. (c8) | 3 50-52 Sheridan S aretk-room . brick PHOUBE—6435 liovd: 6 -Faom . 3 Sa terms: oren ' ht end Sundave : —ae iT ' Vi -- —" 4 yeai be OL Iv E. 4001—Room. furnished for light | a eo ee “OTICE—Pay _— EAT h 7 ‘ — — 5 , ; gouecs bath, electric, garage for 3 care; nace, bath and : > UN ersal. a. 8 Tar. ; = — = —--- - ee ML Gs i gi ), ctrola en . — — ares — 6 eee Paces enlpmmaatimae yeor to pay or trade; this oan : Motor Co.. 45°4 Delmar ig ~ de live: Y, par 81 baad 5 we wet 4 to bath in my Whe ee iful Mtn to gentle- MAF! ITT, 4246—lUpper 5 rooms and bath. bu: " . sing! le and double fists. | West erms bSUv man with gilt- edged references hot-water heat; newly decorated ec) | North St. Loule For quick, sat! Oe A North RESIDEN bate tise pa indsor, 4 ; __ Ot - Wy; eee ety ' Fatec ' ' ~ ‘ ad be sold today at th price. : , Inne) | A, era ae wn YAHLEM MOTOR cx a oo : as - ee a A A ‘ORs ) ROOM 8 and BOARDI ri 1 GE. 553° —- or g gh icely furnished resuits see WANSTRATH REALTY (6 --- + sastneme . : ae a “= 1035 _ N. "Grane ; — = ———Se eS N TROUGI ; Sis +4 pee od ° ousekecping rooms all conv veulenc es. Northwest | _Fiori ssant and Warne ic 5) | CUOTT AGE 4143 Carter av & reomw: fur- é » sMAREL Quick Action ” had == Touring; think of it a Sisan Litt | we d » rte a *. Mmlv $17. a # heat, electric, gas Forest ‘est 828 signi. : ae 74 oo *) pet po 9 a7 8 b ‘ Agent me. Se - bea . «*) ne ae "or ] . 5 —— ' - - " par ge > N , }2 -_ , a erage = Ss ’ y? 4 &: fatnu . 2 - et awed ccstae Gar P1921 Studebaker—Big 6 mens Ynen evenines - meters.” 2 a be MX ceely Soe aed 2 we ant Bia sm ri-| 3 met gy ‘furnished 4-room _ Bungalows, Cx Cottages Wanted | — _. Pe «0 aes 9-room stone . - . 7 : Price; ———— | , . : ' ny 2G vathmiuasncmess tae N - pees , | . . y. Triangle Motor ‘Co., 4624 ‘ Touring | Sone, vote agate. Pas + line.; Sun ROOM-—Lov ely front. for Kentiemen or cou- LAB. ADIE, 4836—: 2 roon "a bath, furnace tat thie b 4 d w 41 bt bur: or R singis| Northwes, Jane rt 7 bo the minute e “Open evenings. Bodies For Sale Pic 0Olhs anie J oteds. Room- ple employed. Cab any 139 and electric, $45. ‘Po. ; -D ‘ iret pDarment. Box ——e ~ an ae ~ on. rent a eranteed to be right HT} Port TON T RUGK Br ret + | Row vd bgt rel gudurern | ROOM-——] v : f MARCUS, 3529 rooms; all con ‘enie on: = epatcn 65 w eelen oe as n ~ ae Cupples =e sake - 8. room renidence; seit os — ; igh , } ‘ ODI ES— ” at Pere § { - Sun &- | ae n niversity City ome, for pusi - seit — rooms; s co Nenc ; RA, strictiy modern ri ?50 | - | nt i TS8MA TH. shed” jE peak at. 5094 Rivige. Bee * : . f 004 tires: humpers. motom-. | 1; ome real bar , ive | Sic ,6c Sus Jul-o Ress gentleman. (abany 1?9S89R { SO EE, Se ESP an ene | =" © P } gains. 2 live. aie ae f ze 8 ‘ ‘ _ ke —— | Flats, , Apartments Wanted BUNGALOW 5442 % aye em gg em | gremidences wy ™ ‘ ' Pm NSTON Bnd extra fire: a bargain. |; (od ve s. (*/ ("€) Fla rr, ft Sa'ee 1” ore 7 7 " = - - SAN " 5G ‘, ‘ ldeuw ie ‘ Tar house 4 oe | Ss ; »4—- oe ; room , rj A a Wied eo 48 4 | =~ St a SEE RA MEL LO. ic - ping sulte: everwthi: rneghed ray ime o , . _ -~To tary modern singte flat, 4-4 | arate AO t VEN ROOMS WITH BOARD—CiTy. : ry roonie;: Southweert Siooo § cash Write 4-roe™m “ +) * hath a eed e | BUSINESS PROP'TY FOR sale eal - _ - - — ~ Btudehbaker Distributors Pvict Boles ns ‘er es ' } iy ~o vupe seda" roadsate 7 . ’ fatre - iy ei’ fre rt ry ; - . 47 4 * ; ait paint Job: 6 eplendia a 18th and Locust. | touring end truck bodies: a!! bargn' na. | ROO BS AND BOAR business couple, ah * Peoald Fee kitcher s nett atemtn’ hant Ban et Tet Tools. senarete: J 4500 Kenn erly , sll, | Eee WIG- vise HEN FER SU02.N. Gras. | aged Ng eg * Car . ; Centra! - Carondelet Motor ('o. , O77 mi ‘rand ied) j Py t 4nea ls u s ra ble location. rate ° ; te sare - n, ‘, pF ~a % nt ’ eros oOcariol ; ; '-' FLAT Wta —— § or 5 reome: modern: South | — ee aw (RO w : Ly e pri -s my , 4 —aoeee 1 ‘7 Ow — ee hes é i— _—~— a dh.) C} Side; estate rice: will avy cash. BR T. | j to please. ‘Open evenings. . | Bargains in “Used Fords; Sedans, | ROOM—Third-fioof front, refined couple or|™ seuING TON BL.. 4740—South | Yoom; | TENTH, 2337 3 rooms; Kas an - | 78, Post-Dis, oe pole "7 “Nondertal, Bungalow om STORES—4740-42. ee SER MOTOR CAR Co | 3 3 a : x Coupes, Ranabouts, Touring medley . 2 employed; excellent table. Forest 8556. | _Pt'vete family Phone forest SH96N y 407/N. Main’ Mai "als nse 4 ae. FL. 4T OR RESIDE nT ‘EY Ww » ' heer, tile bath, hardwood floors; a aon} 4 lie: — wk te ) : i> — Taken in trade, on 4-pass, coupe ve luxe | _ (89) | WASHINGTON. 4023—Ciean. well furnished | -" a RLS A $30 to $40 i Wid $300, down. HELLIS R. CO., Arcade Bidg. ge. prion Bludebaker Distribu'ters. | ; ~ . — : bodies, 8040 Locust at. Open oath sag tick FRE Ae Nite EOE Oe: “42 Bd large room: housekeeping: ru nming water: Ww YOMING 3733—3 connecting rooms. in | ’ per month. Sox T-98, Post-D. |-——— INSPECT THIS : + 18th and Locust. | a. ad 3441 “Juniata Coune de Luxe traded oar dept (cB) North modern conveniences. _ »; hot-water hea tile hath, slate | ——— mane Beautiful bungaéow at 4826 Maffitt av; —- o WASHINGTON BL.- 4140QmxL arméev2d floor 8970 and heat turn ished. Grand | FLAT Witd.—Private party wishes t» buy tile A ae furgaed in good condi- 41. Central 3688, LA ae (o7 ers = + ol EEE eS "? a - = - GREER. 3864— Large front room. for 2 room; southern exposure: private bath: Ass single flat; must be . _ Condition; | tion; owner will y e VELIE TOURING _Accessories, Parts—For a BE age beds, phone service, home | _Fentieman. ee South Side; sepliae wi) he BUSH-BC RNS. "3105: Chestnut - et... eS ee -—_—_ — —_—_— ee — - , at ~ ‘s pri . ish. ow Gharen pm ana! prices and terme are the ' anal finieh,. ne res: worth : gees For Sale /-RAYMOND, 5019—wWili! rent room adjacent “have a large list of cash b sarin for naa a i, a ee ee ‘ v. twin BATTERY bargains: Su aie , pease and paris conv: ences: private e family. (Foti Ww ASHING ITON. 41 iLL xéeptionally c ‘lean West - ar ty Re. with owner oar. } ~epath. — South has wire wheels, repainted beautiful for all batteries. 9 ee Residences eee COTTAGE—65- -room brick $800. Mic rn tee; cord tires: mechanically guaranteed; 22 _ Chestnut. at OUIS, 4087A—Rooms with board: Ieee EHO fen eman: | alt conven- DELMAR -_m © —_ Fa ete ~~ I ee, BI., 4240A—Beautiful 4-room FORD MOTORS—O ~ with or without ~~. cannes room: supetantial wears: flat; hardwood floors; hot-water heat: fences Private family CIAL Pp RICE a Niet 120 ‘TOMOBILE CO.., starter: will accett vour ol4 motor ll_ modern conveniences; réasonabie. }| WASHINGTON, 4056'— Nicely furnishea ? on hew tires, new paint; $150 pe aa TLL ae A. Touring: just like new; thing vy n Your own wrice. Mr. | tAND, » —- | lanitor service: .victro'a. “orest wet : ) BRI ‘wr rTarsyY ; a hn ner (cS) :: job; evervthing on it that Sh yee. ¥ AR ‘ig BR Nt pungar: 1}- WINDSOR PI, 38 o— Bnecting: Dee a aan n : \ ( kK BUNGALOW a ; 61821; perfect condition: 4 .. ta on a fine bus. Has only been | °8tiery. +> i 7 Se oe West keepin g rooms wit ‘tehenette;: all con- | AR M—For lease; 35 ke corn and: Tile bath, sleeping porch, hot-water heat, fiir ) ; ncARS at ' qupencennmeeenntiliond ; 3 R 200 miles If you are look for a / oS . ' " nish } ‘ (71? — : Bese (e6) 5 ; don't fa!) | to eee this. Mn ff io Tir © rc Ss ' P. ! P , good i py F for girl i snows - - — - -— —- ae os + - ——- - . ripen nnd tee’ — ) Ha ——~ ety pod floor, “metal weg tnes strips, co)~- Tour ica 4 . Pa. ace’ lato: k Corp... 5200 N 24 oi a -— so or SaAie os Be ik out S years | Cabany 1391. ~— »N = 5 so i——_ompietely furt ; | rrice reasonable Owner nae even te ve zince B: guarent non, T—1'%y -ton solid tires, stake a3 and bid toe 3 = 4 ee: $3x4. $5.50: 3 ABANNTS, 56073—Loveiy room with sleep ‘ROOMS: FOR RENT—COLORED $55 pe-~ month. Cail 1802 N. Grand. tea) | , | built jand nan taken excellent cars of tt ae fe), new paint. mechanically good os 0. : o aston av ne pore RG SSeS War a Tne i627— we : Si . — | like Tew. Call Saturday or Sunday, 4°76 ; ‘ — . - Kf : : rerntiet } OU ‘ me TOK rear see nt UF. RM— } [Oakland Sport $495 Matha Motor esc “Corv.: '5S00" 30 34: | Tiees—aapa-pew tare ani sorte wig: | fe'e,,cnculeo awa, wantleman ar coy” | CARR, Y822 Two toca rear See Merry ian Sean tae ae Latnvette . | Ze toate om lea nde, we ty “ecors hed: “$2 ———? 140 hestnt (cS) pus 4 WE aT ’ BEI LE PI 48°82 unfurnish 7 Sees ,erea' opprortunitie a : rem ri rite m0 r t ; brand-new “touring: refinished — = —_—_—-- iad : , : ; . > " “ema ‘ . shy | nie ayn | bok Nag ment gs he. ] om Gewell ig 5: ab and body: . I . oO i wens 901 0; ‘a weed pr ; . uite > fo" tw . ho home cook ne bei rooms: modern « on } nien es first f non, FLAD, 4046 “ — Modern fat. S rooms, yi. By ——.s phott. Rs 1K Bide. : Sat Louis . 28) | eae __ Southwest Lagi oak noise . : : . ° 4 save «6 ‘1. - ~ . . ; ti complete ur j linen, . . ; vy > : ° ‘YAHLEM MYT" ‘or . ’ oe, $150. Traffic Motar Truc maadPifice. iteex'. x ) ana ; tat . 817 'N.- arge com- oa ne a > oS | « moe -~ 0. sewing 7 6 ote. - ghout 3 ton np ae pore | Jefterson County, a BUNGAL OW85 y39 a. a te n way: 6 423-424 Title “=. Wen! nae. Ona N rend. da , a atts ‘tereer trea. $3.50. * ee thene fortable front in, with: excellent board, of coal included $75: references ere, With stuck, implements, etc.;.im-| reoms: strictly Amodern througheut; ga- 7 ~ —_— = soetinind : ve for ; e : _ mediate posgeasieor; seil a Girand| rage for 2 ¢ars: ¥price 8 ; ARE JU -BDIN : f Sport touring; come carly, H's Sacks te a4 poset and dump body used tires Drovers unsatiafectory wit!) ” ° —_——--——-_—-. = — -—-— —- - -—-— Rooms WANTED RVOMS—5S, furnished. small Protestant m- 4261 3210 — Meee. — t Sasgatm. ETL EE reeni Wita TANS - —— fly ow ner ‘ can _boar iw it] (ira Te O81 J - A om, - = atin he ee ae cp pepenesesienenaeattiers : _ one gete it; $75 down. Triangle sp to work, $550; terms if desired. or % price. Roy's Tire Store, 2926 live. board, lent home cooking; for young | ROOM Wtd =—Young jnan desir es sma!i room 2 Test - il eee 160. Mi | } 31 in mth at. o 4524 Delmar. __ Open evenings. N46 Motor Truck ¢ orp.. 5200 N. 56) rte) man in rmrvloved (By: in \_ private home_ Box T-22 Pogt-Dis West ty Ae re iSSOUT! F arin West ; ro iN eninetet ™ ae. OR McPHERS a 4429 A—Weii furn ishad reo n, | ROOMS F —~ Furnished, housekeeping | oo > ’ . TON NMBRDEITS ak 7 A—| ind ! board. for connie and | EUANS 490TA—Coat ehinighed Dean ter, | 100 Peach Trees; Mules /W ON DBRFI L OPPORTUNITY DKS. touring, Continental mo- , . 4 b truck: bu . . t me ome rit 3 Ajas tires: well cheap. B44dh * | ‘387 6 a ‘kster body: trade toh . Tops For r Sale Phone ag Nt nie@als:; Aomeilia&e; Clive Cars; wr mai & Bs P Veet End Gr and 6800 Rm) hot bath. elec light waruge . 1S hogs. poultry. matchiner crops thrown | Four ésaetions i ck Aust with 2 decked , = a ae Spear Sa ee - , sip tack A SE Taare atl : lil li a , 7 TP toe — — - . , ~- —— | , , : ' . cer ri ul lows; 2 stories: ; . Aa ed : clive WINTER rope —— Tor Ford (tor J tourine bargalt — a ——— a Ee | - . . ROOME t 4 w ec: unfurnished rooms Ee —" = ‘ nishe in; splendid allround fa@rm in one of Btates ' ° . "Ee LAND TO TOU hina: A 821- 4 ; ght deit - ruck, with mane fae anmmaodn 4 Jabar 1°89R -O15 Wa: McPH ERSOA 4474 Hooms and board: 3 aeath famiiy gy ow B ‘ me KE NSING’ TC IN I Ae. 4; FOOA ; rn | moat productive aéctione : prosperous farm- Ss one foundations. 14-inch walle: hot-water : walues: very cheap; ea terme; . : _ 2737 Olive. at. (0 “man ~ maths; continuous hot water; home. cook P -_ “Dispatch. 2 *.8 . ox - housekeepin @ rooms; beds; - everywhere: on good read. handy rai’ meen nS ote aoekaae rs. ‘i. 4 baths. stone Oilve, at. nd Se nday + On truck, 1920 stake body aha | * ’ I “ 4 (J) * ———— ~_ ‘a? | cepted Se SE Se es - . town: good markéetea: 110 acres black aby prey mae 5 an rooms; oon- MONE laried . 4 — ~ eee —~— —-———.—~- ; SOT nent % eaticians 4 rc : yr ore = hth mcr | venient c : ® TR? « Olly UL , , 04 MM Wt F’ron * ; vate Cath: i LI VWDELL BL 4260-—t iratafioo,r LY est: con ; m tillage for heavy crons hay. corm, ote baa iful P ot ao aren, street cars; ceatiaeer 1881 a furnished aparg, | rein: ‘large wire-fenced pasture; home use | "9435 6750-6000 @764 RARTMER_ AY, j vene Al. “B418 Toruat st. , a ——— tires. ve. 1 re were nies ion , Baby eeslan i. $97 , ‘ oor wy . ro Y} with - ra. ; twin r-134,. Fos'-D) eo teh ©€.,.€ 1) | refe rences . x | genial! coupe w i ~ a) a I ‘indell” on oy, se x = — Pes PM conve! a . co) ’ 700 peach trees. 90 apples. other " = teflina’ 8. -M U A ; mas i—- — Se ee ruit; comfortable 2-story 6-reom house, —— a Sa me Lm 18 eee | oe DANED “925 to ; to $5000 am tere n. '« for Ue x °s rT" yA o-cow barn, poulire house, ete. Own ments: charges new touring: !t'* sure + ’ we i TT , , wit nob a8" aeons! pros. = 1920 model. cipead : INE. 88383—South | ro er ‘am Details a . ——— . . 4 - Jetall hoto page 41. Tilus ‘ Nly BOARKD.- om! able root BOAR D Wrad —For 2 year -Old bab refer APART MENT OR FLAT Wtd— ‘oupie;: 3 ‘otal : - D a k am 7 , - Coal truck. a ane danas ene I Solid agate. 25c line daily. 30¢ Sn a with good board for | dies or gentlemen ences ranuired CalliCabane S52. reoms. immediately $45 or $50 with | a a rROUrT FARM AGENGT FLAT— $ a RK oe centtaly PRIVATE Lannie ) We betr: ©" down. balance week. Rief- | Disviay. 35 tr if. hone _© y_ ive: __{89)| ROOM AND BOARD Wtd—For old lady: | Tan. 9S, Se ee ae ee 695H_Arende Bide.. St. Louis. Mo located. Mr. Vinyard, 708 Chestau os 0: “te Biae. . t hink, ; $2 5 ,. ‘nga 2315 Olive iB) frown. agace. * Jas? + Bu a. s \ ASHINGT Fee 17 ¥2— Roo oni: rood a8 A one em asath t ‘Nome in respectah! Jan, 84 Ls a1 Dis —_—_——— ae aay — = ei) cae ee ri . = MONET 1 oe --__—-—- --- Oe Aree heard ] et = gent. € Rit. separat a _be 8.15 ish fami! l! pay reasonadiy we'll sal? > >. ~ ; wit >» *» ! Nc EK Pm ay D on turn! 4. tourtn ge1, use vv +. P—Ton uek: ; 1920. our e r wit th COTTAGES—Bungalows iarge iots, ‘farms | . p Mont £ mest m3t- ty E—1l1 ton ohaasis and cad: late guarantee .; 25 .vears expe fence. haw Zz. ——— =, ROOMMATE Wt —-: yu nh man desires ; Grand 419R. 3221A Lafayette (cy and acreagé. Write for bergain jist. FLAT—S0Ox% N. rket: 4 and 5 rooms. - &, 8 pPheumatic tires. excellent cond!- -s hiusse)l. Sidney 1°26a\V ¥ bet : roommate, epiendid aoe ara ZOO room aT (a -—s or @ rooms: one.child 3 vears MARK WILSON RE ALTY Co ‘ bath. furnace: excellent condition far | 1 nn ent — need a2 to quick it’ e im — ' ar let | py $350. ee: SNF | ———— ot. — ROOMS FOR REN T—cr - Y reafonable Cahany (2546 north or northwest Call Linde Y: ___.__ Kirkwood. Mo 2) | aos of g emission -" ee. Numainvilie, be- | nortant you should p | - — re : ; 316 (GRO) EE. Ks Be Cas ' een 12 and 1 | hewe it for the aor: at the “hea . a a | SEM). BUNGALOW—'s acre of feoune: ga- TROET! OFF & VA TTEROTT REALTY CO,, | a 4.) } Sus RUS Py. “E. Rr amma“? Tr : : " . gyeaited ee: o. Lerutere Pianos and Bieene For Sale ‘Central HOTELS FLAT Wtua.— doung uple: 3 ,- MB COINS; ge: Creve Coeur line: , terms. | Cabanvy 827 A Faston. iB) | Biandard t credit > a ood . ' queens er Onl ———— . : . : , = — Sa “he Po ’ ove! { Side ear = well at a baree > ere Truck Co..| PIANO—Mshogany upright, with stoel: BIDDLE, 2115 urnished room and i- |ALCAZAR HOTEL—31°7 focust: steam es mt. is mouth 1ROOS ( Call SR = i ra 4 . 4 Forest ark hb . a. ed (ch) cheap 446 Penro as «sf ; t* er ' | gn » LOU APen neg J f heat. running water’: 7oc day ub. $4 week re Ow 4 ttage ‘moe — 2 " ne REST FRU IT T z : - —— . = ounle: south prefe : ‘ — 892 i ' IiCK MON a! nition; newly painted goo ons ition. | ante bargain ~~ — yi sale: mi oe =. ec day ‘* up c8 | IDEAL HOTEI-—2800 Locust: running wa-/., Ai o #5 217 "Pos Disnateh (of) ir ge ents %, porings: ae My gant | PLAT. me ey Hickory; f und 4 topms; vlec- On \ garnitued i an! aaa , . to ectat conditin = or” oe Seal on : t. ' x da mmte I a : : = ; third cash: ¢t e a bie bargain ne | ‘ Motor Truck Corp.,” 5400 =I 2. ° : tub, shower baths, Sl day; $4 week | Bray Wid.—$5 reward for 4-ropm modern nie ibarth's Kirkwood 440. 467) |. LL C. WISSMATH, 722 oh alae . and end without ‘Tinos 4 BL Ba. / terma Aeollan «oa 10 "4 Olive + : . “a oe + ca 4. re eit : oe - c ~hpes : , — 086) ; ES Ee oe _ * 1¢8) lat iwelling: ren — over $35; will "Talmage 4. ey —., bbe AME RICAN i oO (ieee 5) —— ———-~se - ' eee » £ a ; ) ow A Yo. a —" a ls e ‘kK . ne ‘ » : : ee ~ i> _,CtrmWrY kL ’ ° *y be » - ") ooT—s ER ' : & , : . RLIC—}] -+ ton chaer'!s or ei 004 Me. | bl ANOS mm ee ur rH st “Ene * . . lis ’ ~ tbl ety “ry ‘woTyTiesdt iz oor / M ELVILiE rio rk hu ada? S38 Ras tmer, ¥ orest lent Grand 2404\ 85 PER ¥ 5 r MONTH imilear xt door bro Reni we Kol hat the Gold Sea! ts | } thanica! condition ; Sewe!! cus ton wheels Le of: a. remarkable val > eniv $15 ! Moor, Meh usekeepin Heat iY JO87. American plan. Cabanne dist et. | x T Wie Thr rooms. bath. secoad Lots, 50x150, $5 per foot; 96 per month | SO, 616 _Chestnut “Olive, 1 us a Tai a. is r; $235. terms. IMC 2807 monthiv Aeoll an Co 1004 ( ‘ ? one sleeping om, 33 : : >? butt: $25 to $30; South. or and build; ._ Charies My to Carven | by 38xx—6 and 7 room fiat. | hard R004 } on Sunday | Rt | rs wpe er ‘ouse. | WINDERMERE. HOT ElL—Del ‘orth, Write to Wallach, 1324 N. 13th st. | roed. walk 3 Blocks north "s; b wt “ee | AS . | PIANOS———Of almost anv make Theee in ‘AS, S412-—Large fre room, hous | Siac mates ¢aintemtentie "in a ' Prise North . rit > nti TEGETHOFF.- VATE REALTY, ot-water heat; price and card at | Bie he; { | lach.— es See eo 22RA aston (c8) iy -* Raen payments, euccersr tomobiies. Now we | TRUCK —Stake body: | rood coni}- struments are priced from $45 up; terms — nan. | SEMINOLE HOT ET. s 7 mechanical condition excellent: finre | 44) grin ming 6° te yp Bey ant a tp sive fami! hotel, strict] irst ;| FLAT Wtd.—S8u ‘table 4 adults; West i $45,000 worth $75. 7911 S, 18th st.: brick: electric. fine! F zi ard body and cab: STOO “GMC, R07 nme «(OCCU 7" 4 q , a 2=8_ to good tenant: ecu! -, lerwe. bea tif lilly furnished outside pre ferred Ss _bedroome Lind ell H16 LJ-room modern monte. lot 100x300; $15,- yard: $1 rent. upstairs: $160U cash. $id AND BE SURE. * . Open Sunday . EXCEP I IONA iL. N rth excellent southern ooking: reasor na ble = : OT . 4 eee tet Sheaeee Sen per Month _ - ROADSTERS Wik . 1 O—Re-manufact ured 4000-1), and, } ° i ——— — secprig esi is |= “ALBERT ~ENEDICK, 1010 Coestynt. - — Mupmobitie -_—— Ford — 7 kai? Ib dual tranem asion tr uc ks w ith VALU ES FEN ’ — 9° "* rr) Ye ‘ o—_ Chalmers _— ‘ ices hn Mi tga im i nae : —anee nice. ——— ; Clede car to boy le _Lindell 6810 = ic8) : - 4, : ' KIRK WOOD TRUST CO. (cB0) | eat aifte Moor Truk com * LISED PIANOS Northwest _ . AVOID HIGH PRICES ‘inster pl: 2 baths. botwatel | | DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN paca oY a 408 - Traffic Motor Truck ; SEDANS . 9 = = : " —— Stratford Hotel. &th and =. ne; new. mod leas atisfact . 2314-1 J - -- —_——-_+-- tfore ; d- . J > 7 «hy ve? RK AV ~—- Ford ~~ Chevrolet — | a ee TER THE SS99— Ho r -lern every wav: downtown location: rates $5 _ECGENE J ALTHEIMER, 817 me ‘ountv - Residente Plae “ec 4-tamily. 3 hae: | MOREY TO LOAN—81 00.0 ‘ , 4 s to 2h ton, Federa! rebuilt | AND PLAY Lug S for iplieg near Wells rn OOP, : u*- W eek. single. S7 week double: $1 dav. cB) » ———-- —2s> ye - — —— 9 : — ( un ‘. Mas e _ ; ' tric: price ee 3000 ; a > ass : ee rent fai ain, at menruoehe eneeaen : rHE FINEST, WITH 7 xk i ev : “Soaks s GRO ai i , _ Lexington. ~~ Oak- bod. areraul lie best: “ real Mok | cenveniences ONE OF baiance monthi 4 feral Truck Co.. Grand #nd For- —— ara — CCKING M ANNEX ts ae OCHRIART Boke w 3 HN have been made very ate Park ») (eB) | Manv of these have been taken South B REDUCED . ce X HOUSES WANTED 0) Acres 2 EMRHART. 5257 amen be % MONEY. — inmew reepo nyers, y aie >I. me 4 % i “an - in - + Ne DOULRI > FT AT eve Rystem for an NOW w & ‘in exchange on new Players, | : le Pamils tren Fae clede ear | (OLTAGE Wtd.-Two cr three rooms =) : tomy . arm $ ff veo ag ee, utomobiles For Sale — TANICAT 9668A—L Dy Ke “gout hern €x Fam and transien bo | oes l.acied rr Wood. 112 21 A z+ OO OT RRS TSR Tet = (7) Highly developed. with drivés, trees, 20°72 De Tonty: 4-familv flat of or , Ban 7 4 Wreakfast roome, sum parlors. with sips ee . a nrefear ed f b E . ee ‘ tory lrenr Motor tne Bem, $000 takes it. Ad-| ers and are guaranteed to be de- | LINE, 3559—1 large room, furnished | | eee aban = | || Senos, ee can 6 Bae 6 ee ee Cerocke-BUK »®., 2 GS ail | wanes ” arfect ensiiition. | ¢, r housekeeping, every convenience, $5.50 | RESORTS FOR RENT fee . omplete y ‘turpished, Two || . ANDERSO U aNAass a; K £ k 1 I ( ] - ee ~ : SUBURBAN PROP. | storyy modern residenees. Ali | | ——— heen eane Frank. e, 008 ~~ —_ — PORDS! FORDS! FORDS! : wee a | ae STRESS reg > a Me S°°RA S-—Nicely furnished. stea’n CLUB ge a4, he Merame. Be ‘ ' FILA we : aie eae” a aaa 5 Foon fla ot! on mat essary bulldings. | ee and cevaty; om P : | 2 2 4 ay Se Gh etkae eaten, Unies U f : _ ] , ; $6o heat a rit ‘ ba th gara e if: wan’ ed ’ MORFIT, 807 Chestnut. (c! ‘ : + , . ; N : R | - a = aba i : . sed l rights AS ioW as oi Heats , garag best location. 1 block from fity limits l'nequaled opportunity to eecguire | | SI GLE FLAT ' % | "rar . : 1%, Loats on R ; : > wT lav posed room: 0 e a d ughte to Forest Park: 10 minutes’ ride from Upter Miscellaneous ‘Grands and Reproducing Play-| posed room: home, mother and daughte } | tation, Fores , RESIDEXCE Wtd—7 rooms; North Side) | | Highiy dev felds; mati reei- | reak | optiona wand 25793. icB6) | Btation morest 3080. _. : 34) 5042 Ww eT) lawns, terraces and construction, | | beds and sleepink porches. hres. ma cain ae NEY TO iA ' With ‘Starters and other extras. price _ OT aap , = , | a 1,08 r Phone Sidney "2280. . ee car line; ‘convenient to churches and high-class estate for residence,-club or © gang rm. Tonty; 29amilv fet of & rooms: | , bathe and a. a no a f _achools: rent $56 ond $460 Benton 2209. institution . cares, umehipen ov er / gerege for | OTOR © : : rie | ; Sone a ieee ” Mington, Oven tis Hg es) A number ranging in price frow. | LAFAYETTE. 2703-5 consating house R rrr , ‘ | keeping OM gas, bath, electric, beat SES, & .-— ——————__- ———_—_- --— , : | th Wee ~AUTO MORTGAGE SALE '$100 to $225. \@ furnished: adults. : HOU FLATS, ETC) For Rent EDWARD L. rece ELL, ie. NDERBON-STOCKE. BUREMA Xx Poré tourtns new a 1921, 1020 | ¢ e100 +4 PAYET 333 mt rapm for peuge- ‘GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent | lve 5555. 118 N. 7th. at.(cO3) po) 08 Chesthot er 2 e touring : ’ . ‘ np} h : : * * or , emp.oye > = —_——- at eteeeaent a ee ee “Hu lane Nh ‘oo sibs: { sed Playe: ° : rey ! eepin on 1 private fami - 7) | South | — —— : | West °° e t bench | WINNESOTA. 341 0 contect ur- 7 ever ames — -— tO Olives $450. A combination duet bench | iixNesoTx, 341a— Ts necting fur APARTMENTS FOR RENT THIRD, 1922 5.—Garage room for 8 cars: f Kirkwood ag- | APARTMENTS—S@ux Nina: beawtitwily trade. 2540 © ‘ h f c} . re Ils - nished ght hous keep ne: All be reome. Inanire 1889 Russe?! ‘ pee" oteens "senna a bet ch: 8 $4500. finished: G6 reome leenin poren 4 SUTO ‘© MORTGAGE S ALE *| with $10 wort 0 musi ; iM issot RI 3028A—2 _ 1. a0 N 7th Main} / Pen 1 10 nm Peniian Camp & Co : "wy mae ttn ee eee , IGHT MANUFACTURING—Print! Ont eiectric ater. bath, , cengem®. an oF FLAT—4545 Wasion ay.: single. 2A°3-25 Waasbington MARMA!I KE. 6459—3 rooms, $22. End CLYDE Ee TC TAM, + warehouse: 1 or 3 floors: 3000 e double back . SOx 0 Pay : | electric: low N. 7 Front rodm for eal Aer eee Ms a - ¥ i eg at AAP ae Pry eT a Po. ae ee ae APS Ses 3 ae » cker distri ° Schiller Dunham & Co. ' of Tower Grove litne 206 _internat onal | te Bid (ei) he ull ine ifant. electric + one City . eer — HWomann ; mere BLA AC KSTONE, 1484—2d floor, fou a ane *, tor. $35 to $45 oer floor. A. W. COT zy ciee rel re Firooks . im 4 : Ft Or. oe mond Siol ghis Phone Ben i) WE é, Achnett wiy decorated; and janitor. $4 and Washington ev. ——— Emerson tae | _West | EUGENE J. ALTHI MER B17 CBgstn ys NINTH, 112% N.—Offices, shops. 719 | 603W, _ |” ‘modern! | to sell au (cd) Clark, loft. storing, mavuufacturing, ¢'*- | Beat This ‘a Price ae if r Yo ou Oa nent ae Phen ¥ fat, steam - MecNiece-Hill SA M 2 po cere sce) Cee a i convenie (©) 4 OAKLEY PL.. 1230 1 beautiful 10-room _Yator. sprinaler. , . - —— - USED PLAYERS Sep PLAYERS . bU S—N foe southern fF room for, apartment house, of Hamilton, be- | oOFFricEe SPACE — Modern. new officer in $1000 Cut on Single Flat ont nent, © Ssastiiact 2 4- easly an4d 6 reom MO I OR CO. ; ; r f ‘we very conven eng tween Julian an aoe uth: hardwood our handsome new bpullding: every con - F Quick Sale i i402 re aa Aeolian Hagton | CLARENDON. 727-—Light, steam-heated| ‘floors, two tile bathrooms. heat and janttor - convenient to downtown, Jef-’ or 06 (Granvi le pi. 4&-family Dae . ' ‘ayo! om: all oc miences. | family. | Service: ave as in first-class. condition; |! fergon Bank Bidg.. Jefferson and Frank- a peautiful 4 and 4 with S-reom effi-| 4% The following renewed cars look a i] lTaute? Piavyota room: Ail conveniences. nm Small a | rent $15 mo “ , Bomont 511 Mr Torrence. (ce @3) e po cy. single fiat imat _— tt'e roof. | sinteeton : . ; si, tle] — ’ —— - . at ‘ T rs - = + ‘ . ; na, , aia, We invite your t!. | Sterling Mars! | 31 AT 4) +. penn ing] y, Bac 5 D CBINSKY, REAL wrens tl “ OLIVE #f 614—Tnree ee rooms. mage brick a... abe _—o ois _ ~ = t : ; -_ anclervoao!l : = — ale . > oe lee A : water —en loor : eis book 4. There ig aA car in our BeLoc ; Artemis ‘ ; J ! i iia? ed i WESTMINSTER P.. 58705—4 ore*tvy roome eat teh} ) farge sieep! nz ely neparate furnaces, gas ROOY FLA a eee | -- 4 and 4 iy * enap ys De VAR xz. Qube Act hardwood | Agente, | 5003 } Page i i) nades. ’ -_ Seen A fixtures , vans ay , lor at weli-bujit; fire con- gOU RING Adam Schaaf ti ie : = Ai®O Srl s'ngie | t 660. yd eo” 4156) | #*® ood wark finished | iT Bi ee o201 ~ $y 4 4it' an 4 and rc) recom. bathe. raace, ele ; ot eman Rradfo: , z ; STILA—Excellentiv ‘EBT PINE BL... 4158A—4-room apart- ¢ j4 PECK ESTAT 10 Ww inwright B bide ” 24 Kurtzmann picid ' iahed: tn-a-dor bed: private bath: ~ hardwood floors. tile baths hrand-|~° ” eraatnee> Spake: 7 (c80)) B FICKES & WILLIAMS, . Soltis | : Apolile McCam! , ae, low rent’ references. - } “del! Bi desirable, immediate pegetssion THIRD xp ee ey eT ee Pisa Aone O08. J XN :. RLAKE & BRO.. “a ——f APARTMENTS | Desirable fifth floor. 25x125; steam heat. | 5, qrwE—30 ro. 3 Yala, University Cling Ore9r ite sad : penlee&m . Ai ; ER TOURING |... &. 6675 WASHINGTON - figcetere sorieklor, syetem EAGLES CLOT, | house: steam | Bast, wert es et tapi TOURING se eeess DELMAR, 4032— || Grands are offered at reductions. ho UseNOEPING sleeping room; running hot | 6 rooms. ha vir tan roome North Webster Seoeee. |__Ferest sp2e aiian '? Faron av. (eB) . : ATRE 2 wat ome are well ned an a - por FiAT | . ; , GARTON. 4002 —Two neatiy y turntehed | Ly . inte. Toca “te Gea! eee a FIORISSANT, 5584—Nice store, including = ipw New, & reome. 200 ve - ‘ hITY—SERVICE—COURTESY” | Music Salons . Sixth if Joor ho pe wre te % roo he use of electri: ” ‘Parte —— 1 216° 20 foot lot; any business: $40 , R yh ey itl rea wit! he —_- a F ¥ | 143 . ne av aod @ reeme: KS ; ieeeeeialinededhmmaentinenteaneee an t - wewmanable, Forest 2540 - a OREON KE. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Cagtas. ail ‘moder ok : I d M V A NDERVOORT one-half black trem Biedlatnout ent. edaten —FURNISHED South ot — SOx 1 a0. si sar ee Kelme “ | = rr aAnong bia, re Tt amm telert as ) glee decora ! thi . 4200 TounIxe ene? 2: Technols age ig ? ala ~d floor, apartment ry ang evn parlor: open: rent reasonabie. Ko POPLAR. 1233-25—- Stores 15x60 each: good heaters shades veggie tet “Balance en Nos 4200 fer storage and mangsacturing and chu: ches and 2 tric: inighes basement. etc Owher, el\leview TERMS: $10 TO $25 gent ieman SEE eBAKER KEDAN ...... ‘| A number of slightly shopworn IN. an c heatnut. Main ba | - | ~ ee conveniences, jnapect 7 sts oeaey _APRCMT, 112 8 te, fey | Wills Sainte . SCRUGGS- Lis’ ti % : completely furniahed APARTMENTS FOR RENT WERSTER ORO es TRU eT ‘cogageot |" Beautiful "Blat | Slau htered : . i. p Nadadabatad 2000-—Comioriable reom: private fully and scompleteiv Melinne |. raune 4 \ieht reome: heat fur MAR FOREST 885 . R Y ' . wentiemen Forest 3140 r Ww r ' f erti ” re , binaten near Grand: 890. bai 5S: Ww .OPEN iad i : hed; transfer corner; idea! | LO f -N EVENINGS. BA NE miunml, 4545-—2 large front, clean, | location for ae mod, dentiet. antee®. real | pers Court and Ryiveaser TRADE—TERMS D. G. CQ. erm boussheep weeping rooms; kitchenette; 2° . eeas: | @stale or insurance offices, 7 Meramec. wibeige GROVES TRUST CO. het. (oh | - A il es f a - rt "? ; te a a | au” aig) allem to tage.»
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The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Fiction a! Wom FRIDAY. Mt anne | — = Re 7 .* o Re ey cS © . : Our Largest Assemblage of Fine EasterC lothes Savings to You of Fully One-Third WEIL CLOTHES WILL PREDOMINATE IN THIS YEAR’S EASTER PARADE! Wide awake, alert young men and x daily crowding this store, for time has demonstrated the unequaled saving possibilities in our policy of cash buying and sell and our method of rapid disposal of merchandise. This year the savings are even more apparent, the qualities are vastly supe and the stocks are larger than ever before. Come here before buying your Easter Outfit. Let us show you the wonderful ments we can supply and the incomparable savings we can offer. Just a few minutes of your time will convince you that ¥ CAN ACTUALLY SAVE ONE-THIRD BY BUYING HERE. With Easter only two weeks away, it will pay you to i bans tomorrow. ae >. 9 ve pe pe . ‘ > ee +, — ” ‘al é = = NEWEST EASTER SUI1 a. FOR MEN! FOR YOUNG MEN! FOR EASTER SUITS EASTER SUITS| EASTER SUITS That Sell Elsewhere for _ That Sell Elsewhere for | That Sell Elsewhere for $22.50 $28.50 In This Sale at a _ In This Sale at SSSA, Ss > \ NA HOCH an eoneenennennenecneduqcnenapannn tl!’ \ ~ ag, \ \ Saeed AS . ~~ as TILLLALLARLLLL LET WT . MULLET : Sie GAths > tet al - ’ ) 3 2 ol serges in solid blue! tweeds, flannels and cassi- | Worsteds in silk and wool mixtures! | A wonderful let of Suits for Spa | , worsteds in blues, brown: meres ! _| Casstmeres, tweed and solid bime serges! | An unlimited selettion to on pe, check and novelty patterns’ | classy jazz models for young men | Whipcorda, lara ’ wee m-fitting, conservative models ! lours and serges! a if the newest colorings for Spring wear! | More sedate styles for conservative! po, utiful pencil stripes, ebl _ Exceptionally attractive lot for youths of dressers ! h |. stripes and solid ecolorat == form-fitting models in al! high-school age! Plenty of the mew sport effects! } New tweeds tn pleat-back apoutl All sizes for men and young men, ftn- Special lot of whipcords in several of the | Also form-fitting. Nerfolk ane Come in styles for men and roung me cluding siims, stubs and stquts! newest shades‘ : “oe, = Exceptionally |well made, perfect fitting ! Extra Trousers to many of these Suits Extra Trousers to match many of these | In Our Money-Saving Basement. for $4.00 additional ! Suits at $3 additional ° i shadow stripe patterns! alig tweeds in Ught grays MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S YOUNG MEN’S ALL-WOOL $20 EASTER SUITS $55 EASTER SUITS SPRING TOPCOATS All-wool,. tweeds in The finest Suits in All-wool : : / sport rT? ia = ard 23. i Fn ; cents in unusually higa- & *« €X ellent e¢assSi- stoci " includin ting : grad qualit nd x sec ee ~ rs enderful to ° semi belts. ' super whipcords os Spring patterns and w jazz mode! new box-back : > est shades. a ' rings Well mad ; ’ it} Trimm Brooks models of liaht ; ‘ bel Dieated — P and perfect) ft. Sim eckets and lapels, colored tweeds. Sizes : fo me n you Ne : ‘ton styles. up to 40 chest. Im eur vene trom ) Te Sea preated , LA i ment ) ~~ BOYS’ EASTER CLOT THREE MANUFACTURERS’ ENTIRE STOCKS AT SAVINGS OF FULLY ONE-THIRD 3 =F : . Vie (iE These fortunate cash purchasccs—just in time for Easter—offer unprecedented savings on fine quality Spring Kli ‘ Clothing—garments which under any other conditions would have to sell for many dollars more. Come to- . = : imek, convicte: * the murder of | f =e ; whom, charges o Ao™, . we : pes ding. . | | a ie eo “A > NEW SPRING SN & { ———— ae hE agg “ae $14.75. ”- ‘\ ? , =? in) ~~ ; ’ =—= qa =o". ae - = a a h 3 hi oe — ; ae ee ey Sult in neat ¢e Koickers. ™ « alativat deinen ~ j ; —_— - s ou» €- , eel - as . ee _ ° ~~" e - = _ = >i er" rs 2 » > ke ‘ : : ' : a . —_ ; i. a = Meemneoees. . .«sacvesei _ ; a = = Our wonderful new stock eof Spring Treusery is com - plete in tite selection of bematiful patterns that - —= will march or co with ary . ' y ™ © ~~ sult. Come and see them. | : Am wnusualty fortunate pe N Set wee we eer! err were 6 een ee ee wk puerches® allows us to effer you decided savings. Priced tm this sale at 93 94 i *5 "°7| | = : CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AY.
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% ’ TDAY, MARCH™16, 19°2, ee men and boys are buying and selling, are vastly superior 3 the wonderful gar- , e you that YOU y you to investigate JTHS! UIT Fiction and Women’s Features FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1922 Sh, commmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm A LLLILLLLILLSLPOILILUIIIILILIIILLILILTILLLALITITLLILITUPP \ STER SUITS} ve t Sell Elsewhere for $45.00 Pa ial > ’ In This Sale at ~~. =, “OUTTA nel . Mu TTL ’ 1 lot of Sults for Spring wéar! mited selection to choose from! ds, gabardines, and serges! : e Il pencil stripes, checks, diagonal and solid colors! ‘ds in pleat-back sport models! fitting, Norfolk and conserv- 5 les ! iwers to match many of these » $6 additional ! rdine Raincoats ,4 - abardine of a . whipcords in est shades. ta 4 pieated Silk lined and i “cravenette” > © a 7 na Khiechers Maed throw OT eraamamey sagas ‘For Confirmation or Dress l-vrool fouvie warp séraee ‘8. 4 bice shades. awe betteg nnd plestet ee MLLLLLLLLASLLGAADSASSS A SSSSAGTS SAAS AAA AAD SSSA ADS worsteds, ver . Wd dddldditidtatdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddtdstihdddde ‘Life sentence for woman Bluebeard. Mrs. Tillie Klimek, convicted at Chicago a few days ago of the murder of her third husband and against whom, charges of murdering other persons are pending. CE addddddbdddddddddddddddbhdbsbdddttddb WZZM “Ta ~“Cs ddd ddd ddd Uiiddssie nh lldlldlld Sttttte blll tbddllst ltd tttttts tlh hdddd ltt sss lt kiidgtl il Tm Mk Ah PY Ps the i] a APS, 4 a > ‘ AN * BS \ QQ WLLL LLL OZ SIT ENOTL IO LIeT rr TT ae "rrrrr Vildlatiddida LMhddddbddddddddddddddhdddddbdbdddsdddddtaddddddbddddddddiiiiiauviccacc5razcaczt11Qnn02222.2£ac21£.24.2222240£.2.....LL.L.LL..L2Ln Darby and Joan in real life. J. C. Demarest, 95. and Mrs. Demarest, 91, who have just celebrated the 73rd anniversary of their marriage at their home in Wyckoff,'"N. J. —Paciic & Atlant erat ~~ (LM hhhiidiiiiililiilliillissiisiiititthttdidtitdii. Litisiitildllel WZ “ada La ada dddidsaaddas VWs ddlliddlllliiiiiidllillddllidllidldedd. Ce: od . a Y s 4 inderwood Phot grap: Llisisssssssdlddlllwniniinia LhhhddhuhhhhhhhddhdhdhddhdddddddddbdddssdiuujuuuJ2nuunrjnQncccccccn CLE Mhiddbhddhhdddddddddhd ded LOCC , - eas ie a : 3) sy 4 . = Bs ~ = awe? 4 > eB Sas _ ae et ~~, 7 Ss ay : »* SSS x onttpninie ey Se Tha Se “My trip to Florida is doing me a world of good,”” Mrs. Harding tells friends. who greet her in the various towns she visits with her husband, the President. This photograph, made at Palm Beach, shows she is look- ing very well, indeed. She is wearing an improvised hat of maline. - de World Phote Liddidddddsddddddtsbdddddddidsitsiddiddtdiiditisssdi a \ ©) Lib ididtdddtddstdtltdddddddsdddddddddddddtddddddddda OV ddaddaddddadaaaddidda Nobody knews how the Mayflower really looked, for there is no plan or sketch of her in exist- ence, but, anyway, this is how she is going to ap- pear in the movies, in the Charles Ray production of “The Courtship of Miles Standish.” Ray will have the role» of John Alden. Patioramic view of the electrical show at the St. Louis Coliseum. >? J . . Adi dsbddtstddddiddddidddddhdditihdsssteeenl, SESE SPELSE AIDA LALLDD LSD om : s iv’ WwW “anders sa FHP EERE EEE EE PS CHP ERE LER EE MA Mhdh ibs ddddditshddtsdtsadhdidtddditihddiddisttd. TOO LLL LL dldddiiiiisstisssddddidddddditdddbddbddddd SEISPASD ISSA Lid sDhdbibshsdsdsdiisdssdsdiisssdsdididiiissddddsdisdiisssddiddddidiiiddidsihthhhis Uhdbidsdddiddddhddhhddddidddditdihdddddldidibddddisidiid Mids dsiddddlidhdddhddddildb.tisdddddddddddlidllddclininniinnlleccc ALAEAIAAAAAAD AAA SA i Lddsdd Liisi Other Premiers’ jobs are little tasks com- pared to his. A-re- cent photograph of Dr. Cuno, German Chancellor, who is very busy these days trying to de- vise a plan to get the French out of the Rubftrr. This snapshot was made on the terrace of the Chancellery in Berlin. — Underwood & Underwoog Photo “LZ ‘La hh dddhddbdhdddddddtididdddtdhddhitiddttdddddled © Vz EN NSA © A © GSULSSTITSTITISSAASA EAA SASESSD ISAS D A MBAS ASD A real “bishop of all outdoors.” Peter Trimble. Rowe of Alaska, in the garb in which he made a long snowshoe journey to his various charges dur- ing the winter just coming to an end. He has spent 20 years in Alaska. ~—Unederwood & Underwood *noto hhh hdd iddsdsidddddsddddisisitddiidiiiisitith (S) ©). ws ms ~~ = Mihihdbhdbhbdbdddddddddddddddbdddldddddiddhdddddddddddddddiddddddiiiicciia c2QQKCC VALID AAEM MAAS AAA TAAL ASAE PAM ADA AA ADA OOTP LM LEMS ARITA LL LA LI ‘“? S ¢ “ge eB REMC EM:, ia a Si ee |; é % : ; FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. 32 tg iz > at 2a Ore * a ek ae - . *bahe BE ye %y er siete A 1 ey PARR PPR ahh En CH ee i ebincn 2 Rare PS vey aye i % ope A . . + . Re Se ee £ ‘ Sie > 200. #%% sath %. Cas : Son al eee aS eee ee 6 ee - = gens ee ee ae TE See! PE oh * Po a h ' | | i. 6 . . ~ ns “ Pa eg ee 5 — . ‘alah “ , a> Fy RSE TE RRA £ ‘ My ~~, k SIR SS LOT OLE Es Ae Ee SE Bie EO GL: | BERIT PR. OR, aa RE BE, p PE EB ORS Sols ee Pay . AA PME SRC mn eae ——" =? * ut AE .) a; ah Se A
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. ORNER APARTMENT MAY wer a. ae a tl ta ee Copyright, od _— — — = - = — ee rt te hd hed ball baw at Nw Saris ret a ~- ee 8 Le A eee ee ee - - . Nee eS Seba ararariear 1922, by The McClure Newspaper K yndicate. LVIII—CINDERELLA TRANSFORMED. THE CHARACTERS. CYNTHIA BRANT, country girl, living in a New York apartment ghe bas inherited from an old lady she once befriended. RUBY ALLISON, ber gay and frivolous friend. - : ALEC KERR, Rubys fiance. QUENTIN GRAY, an artist friend of Ruby's. AUNT ELL EN, who keeps house for Cynthia. \ MURRAY STEWART, for whom. Cynthia is working as & stenog- rapher. | MRS. WAKELAND, friend and rich client of Stewart's, who takes a fancy to Cynthia. VIOLET JERROLD, friend of ‘Murray’ s. TODAY'S INSTALLMENT’. FEEL just like Cinderella go- ing to the ball,” murmured Cynthia on the night of the ball as. dressed in the lovely frock Mre. Wakeland’s maid had fash- foned, she stood in that lady's drawing room. “Nonsense!” Mrs. Waggiand con- suited ber watch. “IU t time $0 leave now. I wonder where Mur- 66 shave’ Margaret Wakeland was the speaker. “Traffic is appalling, and the drivers go much too fast on t nicht, don’t they?” She bad seen Murray Stewart's impulsive gesture, and it told her much. His instinct, subconscious but very strong. had been to protect the girl he loved. When they reached Grant's Tomb, three enormous busses were drawn up. They had glass sides, and each was-larce enough to hold twenty- four persons. Already they were half full of a chattering mob of men and girle— the young men very smart in opera hats and shiny shoes and evening overcoats, and the girls forming a sort of opalescent rainbow in silks and satins and velvets and spark- ling jewels. “Hello, Murray! Aw fly glad to see you! Violet Jerrold, in a se- guin frock covered by a cloak of sapphire velvet, flung a greeting to the late arrivals. She had two young officers with her of the ultra-fop- pish type. “You've met Monty and Cyril, I believe?” Murray Stewart nodded rather coolly. He thought it queer that Violet Jerrold should avoid pre-- a we 5 aown ; . — | Fashion News —Notes— ————— PARIS—tThere is a touch to the latest «e elbow lé ngth and At the elbow are disti dieva! sleeve very firt or 1 : > * sccarf ends ot caress heavily €1 ib: the kK! -1* = -— oor hed culis -sieeved £ow PARIS—Deta to@ay with short sleeves SLO] LON DON—W oode enring cheese tOGayv +f -* . : COSLUT : ; . ; buck ea - Ti) : . ,« perpendicular): is ir ften of wi and then paint qd decorations buckie ore | black in orienta! and red. low -Largeeé nsed LON DON- lace are being enpring suits fie s@eT,) > are siash ia bots suede glov-s times ha’ . ’ nished Lo nT NEW heavy: ton crepe noon formal. They : great simplicit: sometimes beirtg YORK * ‘ ré pe de today Wenr (>? interspersed NEW YORK increasing vocrue o n broide red gow ] toda a. embroidered ele? ey fe? rate a It ie worn, i Wwe ——— eens ——— “Round the Hous . ~———— ——— ' scesseags nal arto | By WINIFRED BLACK forget jure, ne igia toothache, and the landlord who and the grot pretty girl whos. Husband and everythin painful and/vexing and sagreeable neart: ] ish him luck pient of it. ein he is side of the other. ‘t it funny to be- COmes nome. saqme- snowed, and we house a At first it was glorious. games and read, and ate apples and popped corn, and cut out ana enjoved ourselves as our friends in dear old [London sav But then, about . ne Hnone less _ was ained, or kept in es it When 1 Lim r children were the iavV GFT sO plaved pak r° dolls “no end,’ the middle of the second something med to Brother began to draw the faces of the pret- And Sister said, day, see happen to us mustaches « itiest paper dolls if she had read about the Little Mermaid and Her Seven Sisters who e tothe top of the water on moon- nights and got a scolding from andmother, the Sea u if they stayed on urface -she'd turn into mermiack) Mother's . Jj 4 a too long herself Old “New Cult.” littiest sister went on a uldn't let anybody cast and turn into a toad another time——no, not once And we began to quarrel and [nag each well, then: Mother }came to and she-tled one other up in rubbers and ig caps, and and w' speii over her her the rescue Srmu a A I A the memory thatta I am sure that if she had worn, av. sorne queer head-dress of gleam- and carried a wand in her hand and door and waved the wand. and ind l round the hose ind who Knows tes at ing beads. stood in the said: the house, a) ound the would have happened” She had a good idea and} knew how use it—at home. Some day. if 1 don't forget I'm going to start the “round house” cult—why not? perfe tis doa sure of A great that the vou can he’s dead about n of t places in the And if you } long about one thing. it wears thin spot in some c house””— to about the It's a would whole ? » it gay s loOOK and thought ost * the worn and you can’ Now vou your brain when you're running at your top speed and ng “Round the and round the house’—~ can Savi house, you: Why Not What a lIot there are—most “Forget It!"? of new cults and fads of them founded on the good old advice of the street boy who says “Aw. forget it!’ How’s anybody ng to hurt you—really and deeply—if vou ftust follow the boy's advice—and “for- get it’? It isn’t enough must forget as well. Wipe it off the siate, rub it out of the copy. throw it into the waste basket, the thought that torments. unts. ast—or it will be in a you'll just—‘“forget ever go to forgive—yrou It's gone, } few minutes, tie ** 4i- att * = BURG75S BEDTIME STORI = Bobby Coon Is Sadder but Wiser By Thornton W. Burgess i the Green Forest a and keep away. Y¥ be very good eating. Hed for he never had tried § was sure that they what he had already So it was long, jong = Black Shadows had. through the Greem: © brought darkness thére Coon crept out lhe of brush and as fast as he could, h was a sadder. a very Coon than he had 3 morning. but alse he. wiser. Wisdom, you : attained at the cost pain. But often it i hen 1216 (0) NTA CCG VESOOODS enifcant Incidents in the 2 DF 5612 O2OLCOOE — By MARK 2 + Hae SESS SLGE 9EOOE Why the World Sull : he 1%h century, a With man -lurepe to tremble In she century, another man of short] terrified the world. | as short.- but very tie had a flat -head, o.e- ‘e .ofe © maAn W What did you cry about a year azo last night? ’ You can’t remember to save rour Though things happen I don't like, — ety byivilt. Things that hurt and make me sore, MACARC 2 . tapresding nostrils and piercing. tood in the door and made and round the house. pale biue ray Stewart’— senting her. friends to Cynthia Before she ’ 7. 7 4 h544 could complete the sentence he walked into the oom. » Five minutes later the three of them were in a taxicab speed- ing towards Riv- erside Drive, where convey- ances had been sent to meet and fetch the guests living in the West Side of New York. “There will be 10 in our party altogether,” Margaret Wakeland irigkly announced, “but lots of my friends will be at the dance in other parties. It was raining. and the roads were very wet and slippery. When the taxi reached the Drive it swerved suddenly to avoid a car that darted out of a side street, and the wheels skidded, so that the #ehicle swung round and headed ‘@raight for the pavement. An ap- proaching bus, traveling at a good pace, looked like a great jugger- fMeut that was going to crush the ] ** taxi and its contents ruthlessly. Cynthia gave a little startled cry, and Murray Stewart, who. although Reated with his back to the driver. felt the skid; and realized the dan ger, legned forward and grabbed her hands in his. | But the taxi driver was a clever Ww, and skids were nothing new him. In some miraculous way ' pulled the car round again, so that they avdide@ tire-bus by a dis- tance of «ix feet or so. “Whew That was a narrow . 2 OP te me "de . maa Dae - = - =e —— Sa errr Brant. Although astute in busi- ness, it had not dawned upon him Yet that Violet loathed the very sight of Cynthia, and would do her a bad turn if she could. The trouble was that a second oppor-. tunity had not offered lately. Monty and Cyril were a type he personally detested. Their small inanities, their snobbishness. and fatuouspess. the urge that was al- ways on them to be “in the swim” © it bored them, as it did. judging by their blase air), and the fact that they were both mothers’ darlings, not even living on their p: but on big allowances from home, and usually quite deep in debt—these things he héartily despised in them. But Violet Jerrold was a fluffy little thing, and that sort of fop apparentiv appealed to her He shot an appreciative glance at Cynthia Brant, who was so vast!y different “Time start.” chauffeurt marshaled one of fhe big cars. / “Let us sit out in front. next to the driver. There's a wind screen and the rain has finished now. sides, it's quite warm and you won't catch cold.” Stewart whis- pered this to Cynthia as he helped her up into the vehiele ’ Mrs. Wakefield marshaled rest of her inside | Cynthia flung a doubtful glance in her direction, but4+ At the Dance.’ Tomorrow TT - @ errs eee ° “7 How You May Make Your Skin : - Really Softer and More Beautiful | ———— meme @- — By LUCREZIA BORI be. hatie ae | » Me “, Hilts beauty-marring wrin W «=: cone with advanvoed years, DO Woman peed have them for a long time if she takes proper beauty precautions Of course, you must understand hew to care for your face in order to ke@p away these wicked little Deauty stroyers Your face di« Slays your emotions, and thea lne« of laughter ang of serrow ieave their imprints Lavghter leaves more pleasant lines, its true Perhaps «a face which it« owner could keep always devoid of exptes- sion would keep a childlike smooth- nese always. Dut H seems im possib!« fer ws not to register our emotions. HMewever, thie would be by no means an ideal estate if we could for an @apressioniess face leaves much to be desired Were all familiar with the face bt the so-called baby-doll type. Whesee round, staring eves and un- wrinkled countenance hides the fact that ite owner ever possessed a thought. indeed, she ever did. A tew lines of expression undou!rt- edly add interest te the face Lines @f merriment are pleasing tn efter. - @R4@ lines of hope are most spiritual} @8d@ uplifting. a ‘Many wemen do née: know that «a ©endition of the tissues b. z ‘awe of lack of gufficient the cause of oi) the rinkles te give you a food which is excel! vikd up your system is Now I'm going hourishing akin lent to b “’ , eet down in the tissues of your akin thus helping to avoid ', amd feed them, wrinkles Drink ple we) » Avin k milk before Watch You gr. b oiive oi likew tee enty of oils dressing of Salads wit! is good for yo": plenty is the way to make ounce ounce eunee cel, , » se o ai: camphor your “cet, an FM ew. : White wax Pure olive oj Spern: Sweet unce LON d . ‘ : 7 '\ tissues. It will the F | as veivet. vegetables and > NEW YORK the gamut of and senson They range from orange and eet tint is allied name imples. it i for the new came! — Hosier ta Nn — seal to » . Bronze oT) NEW YORK.- shoes w! remain fas? } in today ar hy Ue er iera! ©¢ Tt) or orang® the cutout PARIS bl “orming f fur ona *emartness at pr LAON DON —At instant you this between-sea- thay be—bDut o the instant—as flounced ple as you p) Many gowns worn today have both the deep Ber- tha on the bodice and many flounces on the ekirt. Many others rely alto- g@ther on the long, simple draperies Pons for ST ‘* ASe NEW YORK. — Jade crowded ‘a bit to the backe nd ar MPOoOpuUAr pre latest variant emooth though ' liber. is the its n @ flexible armiet ‘ ~ beads These with an occasional be are sometirr id of crystal. NEW YORK.—New handbags spring are likely to be of But it is a leather almost as pliab] Very often the bac has: soft'y gathered appeara and caught up at the top into a shaped gold or silver clas; for laathor hfAL HET irted and true- hearted in spite of all vour troubles. — ee ~ A SS i i Body’s Old Unless Your Spirit Is Young By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. ' FEW days ago I saw a pjcture in Ac of the papers. It represent- ed Capt. Jack Wallace of Cata- Island, Cal. This mas is an ex- taught swimming for ialties is “walking,” gd two who has l one of his spe water or gi alott an At tf re Wasn ft either flu > aL. le drop of water or to me a remarkable feat for any man, no matter rful and expert. But Capt. He is able to youngsters I is seemns physical how pew: Wall do thing hich would unce A fan ice is 87 years old. few rpake weeks ago at the New Y« Health Exposition I was asked ®* prizes ina contest present t » 7 crear pe rfect t+ eth with perf ile priz wa ven @ rma! ener? ha : Vea ~ iy ‘3 to Ladd > of the wa Pie * ovgs* by \Why not buy the Best? ONE BATH A YEAR Is fT PNOtGH? PYEN POR 4 CARWENT: Yeu “yr So—end i¢ Isn't : hq : ~ % . ho of Mrs. eired to aw ri fi could hing in the to never agai thout first it is - safe to do kK? ow that Hootyv the Crow's old nest”? Meanwhile Hooty and Mrs. wndeaw! sat in trees close to that pile of brush and hissed and clacked their hooked bills and threatened things to Bobby Coon. Just to hear ther made Bobby shiver and shake. But Mrs. Hooty ‘'t stay Iong. Those two babies back in the nest needed So. with a iast dreadful threat. she flew away. But Hooty remained. He ached all over for another chance at Bobby Coon. But at Imst even his patience gave out .or he felt that “he was needed at home Bobby Coon didn’t Hlooty lef. You see. - stout a *-* os © 5 Atien Ion. else know when big as they are. Rens 30 Belt MARH REG Reducing Corsets generously developed figure. mould stout figures in beautiful proportion. — sold at all good stores Price $250) end upward HE full figure is no longer the excep- tion. Designers, recognizing the beauty of physical maturity, have used their tal- ents to create gowns, lingerie and corsets that will render justice to the full or Rengo Belt Reducing Corsets are designed — through their exclusive features — to lines of grace and are strong and excellently tailored. They assure that poise and dignity that are the rightful charms of the woman of well developed figure. THE CROWN CORSET COMPANY 295 Fifth Avenue. New York |. sound. —Bodby Coon. those wings of Hoeoty’s make no When he flew away it was But Bobby Coon He had in perfect. silence. was in no hurry to leave. One of them struck him’ once more before he could dodge under cover of a pile of brush. . made one mistake that morning, and that was enough. He had no inten- tion of making another mistake. He would stay right there until he was sure that the way was clear. Then he would get away from that part of ——e Don’ t dull yourhearing! Explaining how many do so The short road to impair- ed hearing -- and any car Specialist will tell you so -- is blowing the nose too hard. And this is the season for nose blowing. Avoid this too common error. eee i ORE la mec imme wo aw W HIP whites of two @ One cup of sugar, | Then cut and falda | One and one-half flakes, b: One-half cup of Drop by teaspoe n shect that has bess well-greased and bake in slow oven for SALMON NE can of sal potatoes, two - chopped fine, a chipped from pits, & of celery. an onion ( hard beiled eggs, Use any good ma Put eggs in last and few hours before se B. > mae But he was a great Generel | @ fearless leader. .He held his fj fF <uperstitious subjection. He/f believed to be the possessor of ‘ ord of the war-god Mars. “is m eXtended from the Rhine borderland of China yet majectic and hmpos- known as “The Fear short. “= "nm Wise h World” and the “Seourge or) name wae Attila, the ' } Fis e and deeds were og . He had defeated armies. | and ieft Liome trembled for Phe would head south and threagt- Securit Scourge illa’s nam of Ged" had ceon- all of the Hom territory ta Vicinity of Constantinopi«, - ice and lilyria had fallen previ- it not been for & WOmAn per f his attention would not have pdirected so soon to*the western this time, itving in Constanti-
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f the Green Forest as fast as ne and keep away. Young Owls be very good eating. He didn't for he never had tried them. | was’ sure thag they/ were not ) what he had already suffered, So it was long, long after’ Black Shadows had crept through the Green YVYorest brought darknes® there that Coon crept out from under that of brush and as noiselessly, ? fast ak he could, hurried away, | wae a sadder, a very much Coon than he had been early’ morning, but also he was , Wiser. Wisdom, vou know, attained at the cost of f pain. But often it is worth it = + 1 HIP whites of two eggs and4 One cup of sugar. Then cut and fald in. One and one-half cups of flakes, | ” One-half cup of cocoanut. , Drop by teaspoonful” on bt - MACAROONS well-greased and floured paper, bake in slow oven for 20 mint oo eee em ee eee | . SALMON SALAD EEE NE can of salmon. four 00 potatoes, . two dill pic chopyed fine, a few nice chipped from pits,.a small q of celery, an onion (if desired ‘Jyard boiled eggs, season to Use any good mayonnaise d Put eggs in last and let stand few hours before serving. [ —_ Mapes tie pr B fearless leade) He believed to be Sall of the Kom Syicinity of this time, living in -. 20 Suoo1 61 COMPLEXION ff IQQOOOD DO GOES GLIGOVDOGODQDOODO DODODOOQODOODODQDOSOQONODOVSVS e) TEROINES unt Incidents in the Lives of Famous Womens ~ _ By MARK STUYVESANT FGDODHODOGOOOQGOS BOOQLGGDOOSSGFOAGJOOQODOG©OQGLOTDOOGIOGQOO®S) of HISTORY : os i = “ f. = - ~~ ~ - ~_ ~~ e~ = 7 FO WIOOO OBO OO OOO DOC OO COO OS COCO S nN Why the World Still Wonders at Honoria. th century, a little man Hurope to tremble In «he entury, another man of short sterrified the world man was = short, but very built. He had a flat-head, reading nostrils and piercing But he great (Gen ral held his superstitious subjection. He the possessor of od of the war-god Mars. His extended ‘rom the Hhine borderland of China. short,.yet majectic and impos- nwas known as ““The Fear World” and the “Scourge of His mame was AttinHa, the wus a lia’s name and deeds were on He had defeated armies and left. Rome trembled for me would hegd south and threat- security. Scourge of God"’ had con- i, territory in Constantinople. and lilyria had fallen previ- it not been for a woman per- his attention would not have irected so soon to 'the western Constanti- nople, Was a young woman named Honoria. She was the daughter of Constantius, the Third, and sister of the Ronian Emperor Valentinian. Valentinian ruled in Rome. there that his sister, the Hvonoria, went to visit him. It was Princess While on this visit, this audacious girl, being bored generally and wish- ing t6 free herself from the single life which she considered was so in- fairly imposed upon her by her par- ents, thought of a method of escape. Attila! She would write a letter to Attila! Little did she dream what terror she .was inyiting to western Europe when she wrote to the most talked-of man in the world, as a modern girl might write to some popular screen idol. Honoria boldly sent her ring to At- tila with her letter. In her letter she offered him her hand in marriac: and openly invited him to claim her as his bride. Whether or not “Ths Scourge of God” used Honoria’s challenge as :n excuse, or whether he was really in- terested in seeing the Roman Prin- cess, is not known. But it is known that following the receipt of Honoria’s letter aad ring Attila demanded a part of tRe Ro- ~— t “Trade in,your eS ae be? * ~ - old washer» : _ REGARDLESS of ‘age, condition, make or type, we will make you a LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your old washer if you _ trade it in right now on a BRAND NEW ' COFFIELD ELECTRIC WASHER. 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On the plain ef Chalons he countered the the Visigoths and liere fought important battles of histor) a girl seat Liils Attila crossed the combined arimics Romans one of the most accord- Was ‘aus a2mana rine Hlonoria’s fate is unknown. There record of her later life and But the nurme of Honoria down through the ages as a heroine—not for any valiant or no- ble deed. but as the exciting cause of is no a great war. ee | WORDS of WISE MEN] Live to learn and -.you will learn to live. a Jealousy is the apprehension of superiority. The man who believes is'the man who achieves. Learning makes :¢ ian fit com- pany for himself Sound with substantiul Just polics -_ ———— Of all history. the most instructive to a man is his own. — —— Men of warm imaginations netlect nant ; - are ref i . - - -~-—— * ~ “+ ‘ : —_ ——- ‘ —_— —d —_—— a Published fer The BACK TO THE BIBLF bBuresa x3 RICHES HAVE WINGS:—La- not to be rick: cease from i own wisdom. For riches certainly make themselves wings; they fly away.—Proverbs 23:4, 5. bor } ;hlilie —_——_-+-—— -—- -e — — -—— ——-_—_ — ae eee eC solid and substantial happiness for | What is showy and superficial. He is foolish to blame the sea who is shipwrecked twice. The ill-natured man exposes those failings in human nature which the other would cast a veil over. you bear with the faults of you betray your own. Unless a friend, Who knows only his own side the case knows little of that. If you would have things com: your way, you must go after them. An idea before ft must be spoken to a little will explain itself. Liberty consists in the that power doing which is permitted by the la Ww. who has blun- to cash in on A failure is a man dered, but ig not able the experience. s Pa M E N- ee iain. _- rth ne - ee ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-GISPATEH FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. ; cn ee A Control Advocate Was Given Honors in Canada Special Correspondence of the Post- Dispatch. TORONTO.—Dr. Marie whose campaign in Lngland birth control has raised more con- troversy than anything since the dyys of Bradlaugh, and Mrs. Begant. is well known in Canada, which she bas visited on three different occa- sions, once as the guest at Rideau Ifali, Ottawa, of Ear] Grey, Govern- or-General. 4 Noyne who met her here regards Ste pes, tor her as a mere publicity seeker She has too much solid achi« ler credit for that. She is regarded. one of the unvsual products of 15 years of feminism. On the occasion of one of her vis- iis to Toronto, she was conmimissioned bs the Government of Canada to write a book on “The Fern Ledges.”’ a study of the carboniferous flora of St. John, New Brunswick. he vol- ume was published by the geological survey of Canada and is regarded as u classic in its department. werk was in line with Dr. early ambition. For ‘when _ little riore than a girl she had spent a year ari a half at the University of Tokio, and, accompanied only by eoolie ‘servants, made a daring expe- dition into the wilds of Japan, where her study of fossil flora was an important contribution to Palaco- bctany. Th? story of this journey, published as a book of travels, re- crived warm praise in strongholds of literary criticism. Her “Plays of yvement to hcewever, most This Stopes’ a Japan,” written in collaboration with Prof. Sakurai, ts also a classic ‘ti its field. P It was reputation for this kind of work which preceded Dr. Stopes to Canada. She was also known as the holder of distinguished research de- grees from British and foreign uni- versities, as thé holder of f¢ llowships in learned societies, and as the first woman appointee to the staff of the Lnivepsity of Manchester. She had also had the honor, rare for a wom- an, of having read a paper before the Iicyal Society. Her father was a djs- tinguished anthropologist. and her mother a. Shakspeargan authority. First impressions of her were en- thusastic. She was still. in her twenties and despite her “scholar- | ship and erudition combined girlish. charm and beauty with vivacity and intellectual brillianey — altogether one of the most unusual personalities that Toronto has known. She accepted an- invitation to speak before the University Wom- en's Club. Her subject, was not speci- fied nor announced in advance. There were gasps of astonish- ment when ascending the platform she proclaimed that her address would be on ‘“‘Men.” What developed was a clever de- UNIFORM FLAKES CQOK UNIFORMLY ROLLED THIN. This Is Why ARMOUR'S OATS Cook Perfectly in 10 to 15 Minutes Only che finest big, ‘“‘meaty’”’ oats are treated by the famous Armour process. And these arecarefully graded for quality and sorted for size partially aooked by live steam—and rolled uniformly thin. Armour’s Oats not only cook quickly, they cook evenly—when one oat is cooked all are cooked. Armour’sOats are theonly WHOLE oat flakesthat do cook perfectly in such a remarkably short time. ARMOUR GRAIN COMPANY CHICAGO Makers of Armour’s Guaranteed Cereals ED FOR YOU | \\ N j sel, 0 COOK PERFECTLY IN 10 To 15 MINUTES I | ARMOUR GRaIn COMPANY eee eee Pon eee \ ee orrceerene o Scription of all sorts and conditions of men encountered in the course of extensive travel by a pretty young woman with inkling of he OWn attractigeness and sufficiept knowledge ofthe world to keep the masculine world in order. It was perchology rather than science. But serious women who expected to hear about fossils objected to the’ substi- tution of live,.and too lively. men: Shortly after this visit to Toronto Dr. Stopes met and married on the strength of a few days’ acquaintance “u young It ap- pears to have been a case of marry- ing in haste and repenting*.more hastily. In 1916 Dr. Stopes had the marriage annulled. Two years later she married A. V. Roe, famous aviator, founder of the Avro firm, and with him she re- sides in a beautiful Surrey home next door to Lerd Beave ~ rook’s estate. Some American professor. But she is not known as Mrs. Roe. Oh, dear, no. By virtue of legal formalities |'\which she has invoked she is known by her maideh name. A Teronto woman who wrote to her shortly after her marriage ad- dessed her in the natural way. To her amazement she received a curt and indignant reply inquiring why she had used this form of address and what reason there was for a woman losing her identity on mar- riage. The latter went on to say that in this particular case there was no difficulty as to whether Mrs. or Miss should be used, because she way and would remain, Dr. Marie Stopes. Among Dr. Marie*Stopes’ degrees is Doctor of Science from Londop University, and Doctor of Philoso- phy from Munich. She is a fellow and lecturer in Paleontology at Uni- versity ‘College, Londor?. In late years Dr. Marie Stopes has written chiefly on genetic subjects and her campatgn for birth control has, owing to a recent libel suit, burst info a_ furore. ae | a — mae —— Seasonable Beauty Hints * By DORIS DOSCHER. F your nose becomes red during | cold weather it is a sure sign that your genera) circulation ‘s peor and the only way to overcome that condition is by exercising the entire body. Uvereatiiz or eatineg very heavy, indigesti- ble foods will aiso give you 4 red but the way to rid yourself of it quickest is to improve the gen- eral circulation A rapid run in the instea-l of bundling up anda holding yourself in a crouched positior will banish a red nose very quickly. Besides using an nose. oper | astringent when you wash your face, the entire cure must come from im- proving your general circulation. The on the face is exceed- ingly sensitive and it is wise during skin this cold spell to avoid using. soap, especially a soap containing a grent deal of alkali. as this absorbs the natural oils from the skin and makes the face more liable to chap. If you thoroughly wasly the face at night with a cleansing cream you, will Rind that your face will not crack so readily. Another precaution is t9 place a thin cvating of, vanishing cream on before going outdoors: cracked and chapped lips require an entirely different treatment. Too often you suffer from this condition because of your habit of moistening the lips’ with the tongue as soon ag they become parched. Drinking plentifully of water be- tween meals will rid you of this parched condition, and tnstead of wetting the lips with the tongue or biting the cracked skin with the teeth, gently rub some cocoa-butter over them untH they are therough'y healed. The mouth will lose ita beautiful lines if a condition of cracked and chapped lips As allowed tlowever. plying nail and % treatment heals the skin, encourages ~ itt toushens the of the lip, has’a tendency to enlarge the Np and spoils the fine contour You will . find that if you are persistent in ap- the cocoa-butter and avebld wetting the lips, they are eashy cured 6 repeated to «£0 vd@checked ine membranes The necessity for the washing of the hand« during the course of the day and carelessness in thoroughiy drying therm after- wards ix responsible for their chapped condition. The skin on the harlls being coarser in texture thag the face, the cracks left by the cold are deeper and the dirt is svon ime bedded in them,-giving the hand @ grimy. red, rough appearance. This detracts very much from your loo gs, so.try the following treatment: | sich @ bleed in the water and Uniess the hands are in bad condition that the) cracks, take some wartn mild soap, moisten the hands, rub the soap on, then take a handfal of corn meal and rub off all of the grim and scarf skin. This will make the Pands a little sensitive. but it.is u cleansing that is necessary. After this rinse with warm water and ap- piy freely, rubbing Well in, s®me pure giyeerin. to Which a few drops ot carbolic acid or spirits. of camphor have been added. Sip on a patr of loose white kid gloves and allow '4 remain on all nigh If you repeat - this treatment for Sone week your hands will be soft and white and ° the texture of the skin smooth, It. often happens that the. c weather leaves the skin around” nails eracked. Relief may be Hhkd from this by applying a small quan- tity of vaseline, rubbing over the well into the cuticle, the growth of the nails and the man- icure will not then leave the nail sere and sensitive. ) These simple remedies are very Me effective and: tide you through the winter season without discomfort or an unattractive appearance, \ ‘os (Copyright. 1923. _ ‘= -_— , Pennsylvania’s Lewgue of W Voters has a membership 30,000. 7 Suit Shop presents! designs, tailored by men in any imaginable material both foreign and domestic. that will suit the most discriminating! Unique: vv : es OE ET ee OS ites StLouts Sport Suits of much grace and authenticity will play a leading role in. the " Easter Promenade, especially such as our Misses distinctive Suits +A 922 upwards - MISSES’ SUIT “HOP—MAIN FLOOR, This ~
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—_— ~ a | -DISPA ~~ : {ST.LOUIS P COMIC PAG COMIC PAGE ‘ a MAPCHR 142 “a MARCH 16, 1973 . : 7 | pe od ; & — - — he | af ve” + a ~~ -- —————— — ~ TEVE HI —_ ~~ ERENT . ad . ae a : ‘- — * a i ~ a ® : Si a VOL. 75. NO. 1 > Pe | Vac BROKEAS ‘ ’ . i at SB: & ; = > ; , , ; nd > S ' ; a - 4 7 - ’ % r y " “ 5 - Zz ‘sc ~ : , ¥ - Lo _ ~ . o f - a . © ’ 7 ; } “yy F . ~ | : “ +,” “ ee J ; ; Z é . ‘ 7 _- = : . oe ; 5 ’ - “J na! * re s a PI - j ‘ t ' . . y 7 i > Py . F - “= * . . , . J = P » , 4 . ' ~ rae seen = ’ a - ‘+ Hort o nr tr FB i >, . . -- - - y - . a . 5 e ; “ = : : ‘ 5 ? * j is e : : F ; > Sa Sy ' . . ‘OPa 4 . a , ; . 4 : ™ : P oo : SEE where Wull pe oe , ee rg 3 1 4¥'’ ttt ZEST : Liv + / ode , “a AnA from hie stand he'll never budge | 3 eMaagin Syad.cwse, tgp. ° | 4 : Ruffians and a | Which means there's trouble brewing po ; it . sea iidatin ala ee all ee na | | : - Pale ta > Raids Usually The Browns and Cardy are working ov | MUTT AND JEFF—BUTLER MUTT COMES IN (Copyright, 1902. ty tine Senn ® , Z * . 4 o—* sist a a . Pa Sian i a . —— % ~ » Both vets and new beginners: nepistered ¢ ' Ae : FOURTEEN TO y The peliet they've begun to clout ==" as “a x T Like coming pennant winners BEING A BUTLER 1A) A REAL ath peg ll gy / QuaAic ow TOAST. »* mae LORDS Home Witt ENABL]SE +o . ~~ | ' The Gope is coming every day Me Te? RUB ELBows witht io Ocroct- : The bove are getting better. TODAY. ] ee me THE REAL THING. , “Easter Island is sald December an4 January may not appeared. Butewhat does a: - have rus true to form, but March '* or so mean to the Paci! turning a 100 per cent brand of Baareh weather. | President Harding gave Talm "aed f 5 = = : 2 a By Leased Wire From Ly a Bureeu of the Post- ne > . ‘Beach the go-hy. Guess he forge es = . . ee 2 ‘ “Rookies Take Shape. en ectin tals Wales Bahch cult: élons E-- jae — : am % 3 : ne NEW YORK. March Midseason form of cBuree. ; Ae * =. | . . a ; y the Atlantic Ocean, 16 wee . -— tS , Ree . S a, oO ad ) ; SS A 6 o/ }- | ee | the three-mile timit “Tammany Thinks Bar Ie Gone.” Firpo knocked out B! trennayr | _F ay eS eo] ae ; 3a ie Bleek Teland, off the Indicating that the Tammary Ti- with the rabbit punch a coast at the extremity: ger has gone blind by something more than land Sound, and No = mae there hae been lying ~ tmree weeks a liquor be da of 14 oF 16 vessels, been flooding New York | ; bere) nf iM ' M4 ih “ivf | ; ’ if | Lee EPITAPHSS. ESTS here in peace . wbebbbad, thd “> . “ee c board under his belt Recrult Dillard .. | : ; y .S ; | ) Te m Saylor, concluded that a)! the eating ir | —S Se 4 . = nd ‘with 20,000 He.saw too late | : Seeeth ween’ mah > » Gla . J, . i : / | Mag: oe , ; | ,: weekly. " ; ugh } Li YT) siaTi' . we “Ps ’ _ : a ’ The street car tratler. ve | Bs , More than half the .% fleet are part of the —Bob Pace % jeaving John McGraw flat on his —_—_—-——- , back gasping for air In his 39 years o? Hi vid | \ ‘i wf ) r me | ' After getting three favs ! —— - ~ mT { ? so he just up and fumped the team. ‘ . pe “ee OS Renee —" ese : system of two rival New Boao i eee eps ee ae Shey ee er 5 cates. Roth of these «a NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS—By FONTAGNE FOX § ‘oo?"s** ship their liquor direct! , ‘ ~ cand and Scotland in ~ — | ships to St. Pierre. Mig happen to him . + - it is transshipped to ft — We ee s | | hd 3 2900 cases each, which m Armada off Block. a *kipper and crew of deep-sea fishermen. st and courageous. Ther with automatic pistols BE failed to hear — The belle loud clanging: A golden harp Me now ils twanging. John had had everything |} , " oy a he eee ky ee en ee ~_" % fa Y Ad a ee Pee es er We, » Ss yu? Pe Sake RS , 2 Oo SRS” “Fe Se afc ne ra Ym ane | te WHERE REPUBLICANS ARE SCARCE. S HAT famous wit. the.late Private John Allen of Mississippi, while a member of Congress used to tell a story illustrative of political ecn- ditions in his home State. According to Allen, there was a man in hid county who-hankere’d to bold . public office “Every time we had a Democratic primary.” said Alien. this fellow turned up seeking the nomination for one job or another. But a! ways he was turned down— he never made the grade : “Finally, he just naturally abandoned the Democratic party. Te eald te didn't appreciaté® true worth; that they didn’t know rea! wens when they saw it. So he turned Repubdlicen 7 At the next election he entered himself as a candidate for Sheriff on the Republican ticket. Well. cir. that fellow certainly made a spirifed ca | rad : the vieini looking: ; } ed cam.- RY TH ae ty are ing % paige. If ever a man worked to bring out the ful! etrength of the white fr WAS vE RY Fo UNATE AT THE ee Teht off the coast and a Republican vote be was the man. He canvassed the county from end to end \ f : a Me apete at every crossroads Diacksmith shop and every country echoo!. 1G | A\ielh -* : CAPTAIN OF THE TEAM WAS “THE SsoN OF A | : ’ house. We left no ston } | | : > a. : | 3 3 aires cccsy irs citen-eed wan arreetes Mame Hil _ hoot Y, DecTcR WHEN IT LooKED AS THouGH THEIR STAR PITCHERS ARM HAD Gone DEAD oN HIM. = | OT St. Patrick's Parish on St. Patrick's beat Davy Bancroft | cut of his job e ve ) CJ 6RING EDDIE IN To” tshermen whe had ’ ending rum running | YEAR AND iT‘s how an@ carries machine eut of a foe like an * hooner's sleepr crew Eeston, where it i. "oes her ae CONGRATULATIONS. ' And all the youngster had to do Gay. Gay it with shamrocks. at short. : Y ; S _ _ ' | oS d : | & j & off shotguns. although * fbn ; ; oi | Ee eu wai HAVE YUH Look AT HIS MY FAVORITE STORIES : : ZZ > arm! . a ~ : : Rs Mie 2 | PITCHIN ARM. HE Pe *- a ‘ieuer pirate nic tray Ghost.” This ORE. Ss : - Loth starboard and t. DSoRE HE. SAY. 4 a ' The crew constets of | so peare suddenly ak n: night. these men ver earg,» hbase ‘heen the pirate, which ) oe - a ! | ~ ‘ ; owned by three men. @ ae oe A ie )6hO Ct rance brokers. with © \eartng ships. for thee@s “ot appeal to the Untte: Father Tim Dempsey will cele- tm the world to win a permanent ‘ ng \ em ———_ | | € 4. Prete his «liver fubliee as‘pastor of place on McGiraw’'s payroll was to ~Y * i? ' . . 6 | | - SAY. DAD. KIN I strong men armed vould hesitate to attack By IRVIN S. COBB. ; > The on Se hy bi r | AINT GOT HALF THE | " . SPEED HE HAD LAST 7 ome trawter painted a batth »med with a oene- o " | - vrutfane as ever. leg PSE 5 dente | jk r.'44 Aa the Cray +? "ith pietoele fn their tt lasees. Almost ‘arkness. The Gray Ghosts > ominent business _' easonably Fao he «coment nor the Brttth ffi ti that wight for répeating'” (Copyright, 1983 ) —-- SEE SOMEBODY IS ALWAYS TAKING THE JOY OUT OF LIF E—By BRIGGS . : —~ SSeS : — — M WELL | J . — na - Sepa : “ Naw — ies on \ (Oo ( an THEN STEN lou Can) T Tins iS A SWELL WELL Birt ¥ Neer GR NS oO ie AND | SEE \ A SALARY ARE Tue ime PROMIBI TION ’ | COUNTRY | MUST / HEY RE NO |} CHEE U - | |ANOTHER COLD | mM™ GETTING S /| MAKE ME | V , THe ™ > Gee WHIZ THING. wAVe t& On USED + msuT “ : | a : THe coe * ay CUR RIGHTS | | 7 oT THeco wD : THe WAY ~aoe n iT IN NECK ! : Aw L | HANE Just BUNCH WE ve. Go © =o a Ww A | AS MUCH FUN a , °/ meseectrs |} Ve tS Tae GEST ww Tre} if He LP AN ee | Sw e Alkw T THEY LimiT . , '‘'NFaARLY ed P 5S OuT OF LIFE i A. Teer RE A Danes oon WORLD - cinta Y a. _— 5 : saga rtnlbene BE. 4 { | eed mG ' or ONES THAT GET | TRING ~~ TAKING (| Sore Biit-) | Sav! Loox AT TH WORSE THAN | ENGLAND too PRETTY Good