St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 17, 1923

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ORDS NAMED PATRONS ottie, Mary's Brother ‘in List Taken From id Men Arrested, Pregs 2S. Cal., March 17.— “one of the biggest combinations eyer un- e West" were forecas: phibition officers today ewe evidence which ndicated a number of reons were patrons of bobvtieggers caught in hureday night. jey. head of. the Bouth- _ Federal Prohibition Bureau, announced ges of at lea:t 20 = per- nt in Log Angeles, in- mber of motion picture men and women, were list taken from two of oollegRers those of Jack Pickford aen Forrest, known pro Mottie Pickford, screen rand elster to Mary said to have been ford were found tn the two of the accused whom was alleged he had made two br to the actor amoned Pickford to -hie tion him concerning ters.’ the officer said. actor arrived with his interview failed. Pick - nounced he was willing officer or the Federa! Which is expected to take 2 matter within two tement whenever it was men taken into custody bootieggérs are held in ,000 each. Joe Burke. District Attorney, stat- nee obtained by the drv i be guarded closely be given to the grand a ' ppBosed by the public this country. Guided by, sentiment of the people @ country, the Chinese had both at the peace in Parise and ale at the conférence brought u) and demanded abro- fagreements. * * * nese Government firm}! ‘the Japanese Govern be Japanese people. fully the importance of Chine friendship, will comply ited wish of the Chines. Femove entirely those ob- and impedimentas whicl the cordial relations ‘countries during recent t genuine cordiality we- © peoples may be de- he peace of the Kur secure which ts not only resis of the two ccun- leo for the welfare of the _—_- but he made. ts. 2 a ——t#* POP aOO#200A=\% __iitie | = ae \ie a eg an . the three aons ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sm OF RA tl COMMUNISTS TOLD AT Federal Agent Papers Found TRIAL Identifies | in Sand. SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1923. ) a > ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Office Is Principal One Who the Candidates for Presidency of Aldermen _ Are and How They Stand * tion to Be Held April 3— Three Men Runnmg. Involved. in City Elec- Dunes After Arrests Michigan Convention. NO SESSION IN FOSTER TRIAL TODAY Seeming Disagreement in Ranks of the Defense Shown by Statement of Secretary of Workers. Press , ST JOSEPH. Mich.. March While trial of William Z. Chicago. eharzved with violation Michigan miljourned Siate busied Rv the Aeasd inated 17.— cf of Foster anti-svndicaliet until itself with law. is toda‘ Monday. the preparation the dealing with hundgyeds of papers raid party for testimony to he offered at resumption of the trial, identification of seized in communist the on the alleged convention near . here last August. Maurice Wolff, Federal agent, be- gan identifying papers found in bar- rels dug up in the sand dunes after | the raid, while on the stand vester- fay, but had not conipleted his tes- timony when court Throughout adjourned. the State de- the the day veloped of ra:id from i's witnesses and identified numer- matter seized. the story ous Foster, for the fret time, Was connected directly with the convention when Mrs. Ethel Mielke, a waitress at the resort where the delegates were gvests. identified him as one of those pres- ent. She also picked out others who await trial, including Rose Pastor Stokes. What appedred to be a disagree- ment in the defense ranks developed out of court yesterday when C. 5. Ruthenberg of Cleveland, executive secretary of the Workers’ party. suc- cessor of the communist party, is- sued a statement apparently repuii- ating part of the line of defense, in- dicated by Frank P. Walsh, Foster's chief counsel. Say Harmony Prevails. later Ruthenberg. Foster Walsh asserted that they were ing together in harmony. Ruthenberg's sicned statetnent de- nied that the convention wae planned and called private de- tective agencies, who inveigled the delegates into the adoption of nitm- erous reports and asserted that the defense would not contend that dur- ing the trial. Newspaper § reports concerning depositions taken in Chi- cago by Walsh before the trial! said | that the defense would make those assertions. The statement said that a Govern- ment agent was present but said he did not write in any of the various documents and took no active part in the proceetlings. Attorney Walsh in his statement said Francis Morrow, ‘*h: agent referred to by Ruthenberg. de- feated by his vote the convention's, plan to disband its illegal organiza- Tion. and announce the party’s ac-| tions openly. The Government for that reason. he said, was responsible for the party not being legally recog- | nized. "The communist workers on trial,” | the Ruthenberg statement said, “will wage only one kind of defense, the communists will take full re- sponsibility for everything that ws) done at the Bridgman convention. Throughout the trials the defendants will maintain that they had a full) right to assemble, and to discuss the | problems and struggles of the wor'- ing class. The defendants will fight for the right of all workers, com- muniste included, to .the freedom pf, speech and assembly. The militant workers on trial will not shrink one inch from the defense of their right. to believe and propagate thd@r com- munist principles. This, and this only, will be the defense polic) of the communists.” Walsh diemiased the incident as due to the injured pride of some of the communista who resented the idea that they had been the victims of Department of Justice agents Morrow propably will take the wit- ness stand for the State at the con- Clusion of Wolff's testimony. Foster Arrested Later. Foster was not present when the convention was raided Aug. 272 by @ Sheriff's posse and Federal agents. He was arrested later in Chicago Jacoh Spolansky, a Department of Justice agent from Chicago, testi- fied yesterday he saw Foster at the meeting on Sunday. Aug. = when Spolansky and Edward Shanaha”, another Federal agent, sat on a near- by sand dune and watched the meet- ing. Ruthenberg is expected to follow) Foster on trial. ST ee ini R. Hanna Left $2.665.955. By the Associated Press FTORKTOWN. N. Y.. An entate of $2.665.955 was left by Dan R. Hanna, aon of the late Mark Hanna, according to a» app risal Med yesterday, The net estate of | $495. 402 wan bequeathed his Deductions of $2. 257.562. including $400,000 to provide $30.000 Annual alimony to Mrs. Hollis Hen- me. Ble divorced wife, were made | from the estate and wor}- b\ opening | - —_— —— March 17.— if an campaign, i publican Said, | the free use by making the people always will be carried oui? ciation publican and Democratic for there is no other -ghould not | members of one party. | provements was put over by all the RY a Voters of St. Louis’ will elect a President of the Board of Aldermen, 14 Aldermen from the 14 even num- bered wards, and six members of the Board of Education at the municipal April 3. The principa!) presidenc for that official also is a member the Board of Estimate and tionment, which has confrol over the, city finances. This board passes up- on the budget and must approve measures involving before they are of ‘Aldermen. it fixing the annual tax rate for cit, purposes and wecommends ordi- nances to the Board ef Aldermen on the amounts, pur issue and dis- position of bonds voted bv the ° - . WMembers are Com ptrolier. Plection office involved is the y of the Board of Aldermen, of appropriations, prepares the POsBEsS, CL’ (other the Mayor and Three candidates are Walter J. -G. + mer in the field Republican. for-, chairman of the Republican © “ommittee; Dwight D. Currie. Dem ocrat, and William M. Brandt. Amer ican-Labor. Interest Neun., has been lacking in the if such it might be termed ‘ew méetings have been held. al.- though Curmie and Brandt are at- tempting an active campaign. The race is a “handicap” affair, as domi- nance of the Republican party in the ‘City virtually Neun, who assures the election of! IS Supported by the Re- organization. The Post-Dispatch herewith pre- ,sents brief biographical] sketches of, the three’ candidates’ for prestdency of | ny board with a summary of} their expregsions on their candidacy | - Republican Candidate. Walter J. G. Neun —Lawyer. with | offices in the Nationa! Bank of-Com- merce Building, resides at 6915 Clem ens avenue, born June 17. 1881. reared and educated in St. louis. He was graduated from the law schoo] | of Washington lniversity in 190? | With honors. Served as Assistant Circuit Attorney in 1998-10. and | then served as assistant of the National Bank | 1911-17. In 1918 he was elected Circuit Judge. to fill an unexpired | term of three months. In Nov embe). 1922, he was elefted member of the Republican Citv Cc emmittee from the Twenty-eighth Ward and was Chosen | chairman. He resigned after his nomination in the primary, March Member of the St. Louis State and American Bar Associati ions, Neun has not been making an ac- tive speaking campaign. When asked by a reporter for an expires - sion on his candidacy and aime he “If elected I will do ey erything in mv power the interests of ‘itv [I believe in everything that is good... clean and upright.” He said he filed as a can- didate in the primaries o7 ly after had been pressed to do by ness nén and a majoritTY of the Re publican « City Committeemen, In answer to an inquiry stand on the proposed termina! nian involving a trade by the cits of the use of the railroad deck of the Free Bridge to the railroads. in return for the city of the vehic- ular deck of the Eade Pridge. gave this general ansewe: On any question that before me. if elected. | carefully both sides and person interested a up my counsel of Commerce. to promote best the « lie bus . e+? hy = Neun may come will weigh give e hearing. before mind. The will of very by me to the fullest extent.’ . Democratic Candidate. Dwight D. Currie. lawyer. with fices in Title Guaranty Building sides 6235 Pershing avenue. 42 \ears old, born. reared and educated ji: St Louis; graduated from law schoo! Washington University 1901: never held pubéc president of the S& and a member of the and American Bar Associations Currie is making his camnaign on an appeal for ‘‘mipority represe tion” in the city + stk oe ery claring the city government is trolled absolutely bv the Republican “machine.” He is pointing that no Democrat has been elected ‘to a city office sinee adoption of the pres- ent charter in June, 1914, which pr: vides for election of .the os eas from each ward bv citv-wide vote. “Tar a Democrat in national po’- itics.”’ Currie said. “but there are absolutely no doctrines in the Re parties on municipal affairs. 1 do not believe in partisan control. of municipal! af fairs. Tam running as a Dermocra: , way—our elec- tion system is as antiquated in somv respects as some of the defects in our system of law . “Under the present regime in city there is no check on the in power, and bho government properly be administered withort minority representation. No-businers would be run without minority rep- resentation on its board, and’ he city certainly should be run,.on @ busi- of- re- in has office. He is vice Louls Par Asso State nta- de cor out the party | cur nese basis. The board controlling city finances be made up entirely of he said. “The of 887.372.5000 for im- bond issue people.” he added. “and its expendi ture should not be under the contro! of one party.” When asked concerning the term- inals plan, Currie said he had not gone fully into it, as no formal! p: posal or eontract had been presen'- am for anything that will help the city.” he said. “and ! will be for the terminals plan if the rai! roads made a fair proposal, and en- Appor-'| all} passed by the Board | bill+ ’ i | bor ef’. ; jonists ' their robbers who fired _Roberts on the corne! N be ‘Dwieut D. Currie No'clock. WALTER J.G NEUN when ALIB) FREES MAN ON TRIAL FOR MURDER Woman Testifies Roy Was Begging on Street 30 Min- utes Before Time of Shooting. a alias James McMa- yesterday was a&&- Rov hon, quitted of the m kolik, o0 years Julius, 22. by Calhoun's court, two hours. *The Sokoliks were shot butcher shop at street on the night of Jan. without Roberts, °6 years old. urder of Samuel So- old, and His son a jury in Circuit Judge which deliberated to death 1113 Bid tle | 18 by tv ' provoca- tion. toberts’ an alibi. He was begging,at Eleventh and Olive streets.20 minutes before th® crime he testified, and went from there to a hotel! on Fifteenth street where he remained until 8:30 p. m., 18 min- utes after the shooting. In of his testimony the defense duced Miss Mary Dougherty. grapher in the Times Building, who told the jury she had given money to named ard a: defense was pro- time stated. .Maun Looked at Watch. Miss Dougherty said she was wait- ing on the for a street with a may friend. She. noted time particularly because her panion looked at his watch. was due at a labor meeting she said. The prosecution her onthe matter of bue she declared she toberts, as he had asked her for on the streets on previous oc- casions. “I recall ing eves,’ the corner the coth- as he at % tried to identifieation, confuse Inoney, he had such plead- she testified. va nized him when he came up, and re- minded him I had handed hirm coins three succeeding evenings.” Weeps on the Stand. The defendant on the Ife adfiitted he user of phine and a “panhandler.” he was an rvice man, abled in the war that: he could not get emplovment He has been in St. Louis about a-vear,-begging his way. The State Board based its case on identification of Roberts by Mrs. tachel Sokolik and her son, Abra- ham. 15 years old, who were in the buteher shop when the shooting oc- curred Few of the circumstances of the murders were brought out by their testimony. and it even was not made clear that the two men _re- sponsible purposed robbery. Ac- cording ita, the story i Sokg@lik was in the selling room fand Julius was°-in a rear room men entered. They ordered Samuel hold up his hands, he raised one as he was making entries with the other They shot him and killed his son the latter ran- into the room Abraham then hurled a meat cleaver the murderers as ran from that oT) stand mor - wept Was Aa 50 dis- police to but only . im A BDOOK at the) the shop. WILLIAM M BRANDT i té€ into-a («onittra oO the Amcrican-Labor Villiam he. Brandt Publ! ing Co., } suteau resides aft pec§) ‘ Candidate secTretar L.a- t 940 2°48 ano at Welsh lived fol- roiake! lo . las office at Che Texas avenue Mart ana iVvenue., Hor West \ pare) reinia, lage 1893 insbure (,ernian in St Louis sine cigarmakers been active in the So- St Louis for many the indi the alist part Years and frequently heared Socialist tick hie was fa nite ~ ites Senut htt November Lead tO t daie electia The fornied hy oe ’ ‘ ij 1d) was a full and 1th parts mit ticket in the municipal election, of Socialists, trades side IB COMpoOsed and others ractcal red °* pro Cons gressive elerneh! Brandt ticket, is 1 anding p in tite Boa ownership ol yaras by the citv well ¢ the rest o his innine 1 a platforin de tation cipal coal labor fixed Tria as oportional Alde? publi represe! ad of nen: mun utilities and ice houses pay of under Wage scales b\ unions serie m thie agement of citv hospitals and insti- abolition of the e con publi this work done by the city quirement that all cit employes day's for a fair da tutions: privat work anda re- tract Sysiern and a fair work , wages. ration I« politica! reporter “Today our admintst in the hands of a capitaiis! Brandt told’ a eiecTion svVvVs- can abseohutely as The ndependent machine preserit ‘an rnachine airuoest as lied Ruseta absolute necessil “guare dea! that Labor is not he states, 70 per be classe He (ein Ke.uing a and points ont of the ' wage hie Apposition to nearls cent city s workers may as earners.” deciat ‘nals s.iould (jreeks that has Darsed chanting You have bridge bulll. now give it e hee the people t-bearing side door. heen the ed pian, stating “the beware of gif Wild come inf the now the bond seue Kentucky #ire. KNOUNVILLE Maroh 17 Ruster and two children. Alb ron Rueswer. 14. and Ralph Ryeser. 10 perished when fjre destroved their home near Coalfield last night. Three Perish in Tenn \.bert Sokolik testimony jury’ said Mrs. Sokolik led the stand Alrs and he bers of the opinion that identified “On emotional weight, men was their would have before her. Phelps street is any man 14 North Six- indictment in the mur- of 15 under cipation Orville teenth for alleged parti ders SLAIN BURGLAR IDENTIFIED AS FORMER FEDERAL CONWECT - Webster Fatally Terms. that Wounded by Also Three today shot and killet morning by Pa Busch of Webste” fatally shot Ruse, home of Walter houlevar« three-term nena Groves Policeman, Shot. Had Served Police announced burglar who was early last Sunda, trolman Jacob and who tne Mian (sroves in the vard of FE. Renson, 776 Webster Groves ex-convict Oaks Hotel, weeks Tuxedo was a and had.stopped at 1606 Market aireet until last Satur- the ¢ ] about two da,’ Authoritier of th Federal finger py? after his death formed the.St records the Lfaven- fterti: to whor burg. todav 1% thelr following as to wo re] taken of were sent imT1T Ss Louis police toa showed tlre rnis the, were the man whose pt Role ansk) alias Py Wuybe terry lle was Sieve langki. alias Charies abou? 25 vears old June 26 tinder a three-vea) Lo “. wD a term of 18 nh the penitemtiaryv, M: land ng i417 from Wash Leave? fron the-e 1916 eeritence at ku he served a 1914 1 ex ‘4 ; : ‘ , from yenths nf Neil le .- RS0. All other 176.420 St. Louis Counts as follows, which are unchanged noted: Lands, $38.31 059.610 horses, crease of $40,912, mules, $162,920; cattle, increase of $91,254. sheep. $1530: hogs, rease of $33.810. or 690 cent: onev. notes and bonds. 778.690: stock. $1,.649.631., 900, or .24 per cent, persone! property, $11,407 Buchanan County which are unchanged are as follows Lands, $27,190,500; town lots. 9°94 010: Orses, $218,865 $145.845: asses and jennets, ~1619%: cattle. $368.689: sheep, 8555: hogs, $168.122. an increase of $38.797. o: 30 per cent: money, notes and bonds. $2.289.415 Bank stock, $2,988,219. tions other than banks, All other personal property, un- $1.138.346. louis Valuation. shows Va unless othe, Hiorses. Cattie. $169. nates a” 5 { oY - personal property, $39.,- Nations unti- shows va! jesse 7.800: town lots, $54,- $245.472. an in- per cent: $319.494, an or 40 per cent; $90,160, an in or 20 pe? $1 an all 590. valuations unie@ss eo of $3 noted, $56 - mules Corpora- $1.931,274. $9,115 Valuations. valvations, which otrnerw Green County (jreene Counts are unchanged noted, are as followe: $16.974.810: town lots $250 S00: jennies unless s¢€ ¢oRZ miuies $768 $15. .1%5 litestock Land 929 400: $190.405: horses. asses and cattie $670,460; sheep hogs, $146,130; all othe: S4865.: mone, notes and $2.620.685; $1,488 445. personal $4.24: hraovttcie stock, property bank all othe 585 Jasper! tions. which other (‘ounty valua ‘ged unless as follows 244.350: town lots, $26 1°6.120; horses $297.710: mules eH 185: asses and jennets, $5610 $628.595: sheep, $12 920. hogs, be Pore livestock, $1280 ex and bonds, $2,423,114 $1.911.780: al! per $6,061,830 valuations, otherwise are unche Wiss noted, are Land, $13 mone \ not hank stock, other sonal propert) Pettis Count» unchanged unless are as follows Land, $26.71 519840 horses, $259.185. asses cattle, $796.305: $°80.195: all other money, notee .and bank stock, $1.134.680:; than hanke, $120,000; all perosnal property, $2,647 Bau ' POMP Sted (PS tates Boon 14 Women Overcome by Gas. BRB. the Aseociated Presse BALTIMORE. March 17 ‘teen women employee of the Virginia Dare Candy Ce. tory. were overoome or made til b carbon monoxide gas yesterday aft ernoon. Lung motors and resusci- tating machines were rushed to the factory. Ten of the women and gir's al in a serious condition. sddeen of the gas ie 4a mystery, no leaks having been found. which are noted. $16 mule $3990; hoger iown ijots $39) 155: jennets 230: 1éu and sheep. $20 bonds, $1.84% 050 corporations Four | ‘Maintenance un- | Hogs. the ‘uations, — Robert H ictrea se | other | liverntock, $724,700; | ctner . at work in the fac. The - 20 CANDIDATES FOR STATE $3,952,782699 SCHOOL BOARD PLACES Suicide of H. O. Mueller coeai Money Had Been Been Withd | + for Cashing of Pay Checks {1 Persons Filing Today In- clude Miss Rosa Hesse, Former Teacher. " Eleven candidates for SERRATE 5 on the Board of Education filed dec- | larations of candidacy today with’ Commission, making 29 persons who have filed for the six’ places to be filled at the. election April 3 Two of the candidates tre | wonlen. Noon was the time lir.if fo? filing | Among those filing today was Miss Rora Hesse of 45903 Washington) boulevard, foriner head agssisiant to the principal of the Franz Sigel} School and one of the organizers «of the Grade School Teachers’ Associa- tion, who was dismiss@d, after 3! of service, from Depar’- of Instruction. May 19, the Election ' »cars the mient on g” 7 tier Trion dismissal - controversy Johnson. lier nied . ‘ ™ o-, E- voters. iow followed an clec- With (hristopher one of the beard metnbers_ | déclaration was accompa- Signed hy 1735f then the 1000! today pec.ition niore by a needed Labor Party Interested. All candidates placed honpartisan ballot, but it is stood six who filed today celiye generally the support American party. Albert street ITria@lr. are Ol} a under- will re- of thé, Labor These are Daniel, a car of 4742 Labadie avenue: Leo ¥, elmore, a chiropractor. of 907A | North Newstead avenue: G. A. Hoehn, an editor, of 3439 Tennessee avenue; Joseph P. Kelly. a _ boiler- maker, of 2014 Hickory street—all | for a full term; and Edwdrd Ei. Schields a railroad carman. of 4756 Alaska avenue, for an unexpired | term of four years. | and Hl. D. Fa- gin, general chairman of Railroad | of Way Employes, Morganford road. for an pired term of two years, Others filing todas were Joering of 2308 Montgomery etreet, a present member of the board. and | O. L. Schollmeyver of 16°21 Central | avenue. both for a full term: and M. Guy Mulleng a chiropractor, of 211 South Skinker road, for the four-! year tern. Other Candidates. candidates filed vesterday. being Henry Heier, an taker, of 2723 South Grand vard, and Arthur A. Piumeyer, of | 3673 De Tonty street, president of Industrial Loan ‘‘o., for the full | term; and Paul E. Eckert. for the| two-year term. The six other candidates, all of} whom are receiving the active in-! dorsement of the Nonpartisan Schoo! } Board Election (Committee, are | Mrs. Elias Michael, a present board | for the two-year term: H. a Fahrenkrog, another board mem- | ber, for the four-year . term. and | Rallman. Walter H. | Fuchs, Alexander S. Langsdorf and- Joseph E. Woracek,. all for the fu'l| term. Thay were the first to file. of ool uneX- Joseph ' Three these under- | boule- | meri ber. “name. ‘those checks. / sought. motor- | was authorized. terday in ' issue (ordinances sales. Bonds are to be sold only as need-'| 1 to KILLS HIMSELF WHEN Fa LU ENE DETECTIVES SEEK HM $2300 AT ALTON S ently Due-.to Trouble Over $100 Check He Had Written. Henry O. Mueller, , 4108 Castleman avenue, local repre- | sentative of a life insurance / shot and killed himself in the| been bedroom of his home at & p. 'terday. | pany, His wife. assign no reason for the deed. They 0” have three children. In a memorandum book in Muel- pocket was written “My wife knew nothing about | Dont bother her.” ler's 4 check for $1060 that ,cently gave Frank J. Brown of 3548! South Grand avenve. which was re- bank because of in- isufficient funds to meet ‘it. lt appears that Mueller failed to the check good turned by the rake 7 p. ™. home to interview nection. they calted. shertly before 5 ler informed him Mueller When o'clock that he was being thereupon to h¥sybedroom and shot himself. . ~ of 37 years old, com - Today. —_ — ee ere Four robbers obtained $2300. inight at 16 o'clock in the saloon © Al Weber in Alton. withdrawn * 4 ath 4 Christine, could | day in cashing checks for employee over his’ Mueller re- | obey. and Brown in thie con- one did Mrs come. Muel- he | ins 4 retired | ‘BILL MAKING BOND ISSUE OFFICIAL 1S INTRODUCED | to start. driven |Ordinance to This Effect Required | eonerete Before Comptroller Can Begin A measure officially declaring the | result of the bond issue election Feb. bond issue of $87,- public was introduced ves- wehn a for 5. last, 372.500 the Board improvements of Aldermen. | Passage of this ordinance is required | before the Comptroller with the sale of any of legislation, going to a committee | for report on can proceed . of the bonds. St. day. for the Illinois Glass Co. | of the glass company is near ' saloon, which ts on East near the liniite of Alton. Yme man entered and ordered a soft drink. and several! against a wall. another man ‘er did not of the away east. _ three blocks the robbers road and disappeared mim a vet ‘. move with The plant Ae Broadway. After it was served, he This notation probably refers tO) Grew a revolver and ordered Walt? i customers to line 6 As they pment! with drawn Tre- ‘volver entered the front door and & : third, also with drawn revolver, ~ | rear door. Weber and his turned it over to detectives, who at) were ordered into a rear room. yesterday called ay Mueller'’s him obbers. sae direction of St. Louls, $5000 GIFT 10 FATHER DEMPSEY AT SILVER JUBILEE $ Money to Be Used Towards Debt of $10,000 on Working. Girls’ Hotel. | Patrick's day has a parti | significance at St. Patrick's Cat The bill will take the usual course | Church, Sixth and Biddle streets, customers ae alacrity @ struck -him He was not at home when i, head with bis revolver? infl severe scalp wound. then was compelled to surrender ae keys and to return to the proper and open his safe. The $298 was within. ' An automobile engine was nomad The three robbers ran ont, ‘got into the au@mobile and it Within twe Wwe a\ '% 4 a The money had | from banks. n. Yes- | Weber during the day to be used Father Timothy Dempsey ine passage, following a celebrating second reading. then to the Board of | sary as pastor of that parish. Estimate and Apportionment for ap- | proval, and back to the Board of Al- | | der:nen for final passage. Father Tim, as he is fa _known among his parishioners, ‘high masse at 10 a. m.. with a Comptroller Nolte today said this | nrosvnin in commemoration of ki the bonds, directing the sented ordinance would empower the Board } ¢ijver anniversary. of Estimate and Apportionment to ed to pay for the improvement work, | donors to Father Dempsey. which is to be distributed over a'10-| be wsed to help pay a debt The bonds were sub-' 900 on the Working Girls mitted on pledges covering the issue | made each year of the pro- year period. be grain. A fi red for limit of 1923. approved The Citizens’ $3,000,000 was) 1421 lilogan Dempsey's inetitutions. “We have received more than Su- answers to our letter offering an v pervisory Committee last Thursday, portunity Yo subscribe,” Judge — ptojects totaling $1,097,-\ lor said. 250, and proposed ordinances cover- | ing the work have been sent to the not cont |Roard of Aldermen. A bill directing condemnation | ever, ailaaeed are coming 1 of| every mail, and we hope to street, “We have-made no’ tation other than our letter, and ue the campaign. the Memorial Plaza site was intro-. haps another $1000 from duced in the board yesterday. _yet'heard from.” Then former ¢ ‘cult Judge Daniel, G. Taylor, co? without additional {man of the silverdubilee fund specific | ;ittee, reported thet donations taled approximately $5009, and prey. the fund on behalf of the — It i to. of na one of ” * | = oa I 4, - 40 9

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded og JOSEPE PULITZER 12, 1878. | | | Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Company. Twrifth Boulevard end Olive Sirecet. . [" $HE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- = | FORM. I know that my retirement will | make no difference in its cardinal | principies. that i will always figtt for progress and reform, never tol- erate tnjustice or corruption, always fight demagogors of all parties, never belong to any party. always oppose Glasses and public plun- | merer lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisficd >. with merely printing sews. always | poverty. 7 JOSEPH PULITZER. ) [ April 10, 1907. J LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. The nome and eddress of the author must aecc)mpany crery contridution, dut om request will not be published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will receive ——ee The Courthouse Location. Te the BEtiter of the Péer Dispatch TD the taxpayers of the city tax themselves for a bond issue im- provement program fer the benelit of private property or for the bemefit of (le eltty? + . ; Two plans are proposed for the ioce- tien of the new cogrthouse One is to give it its logical place on the Memoria! Piage and civic center. The other is to lotate it down on Fourth etree Tre firet location would be for the benefit of the citer. It is the plan which the, voters thought they were voting for when the, supported the bond issue The secuna leeation would be for the benefit of he owners of real estate in the viecimity of the proposed eaite. It is a clear case of public interest against private interes John G. Lonsdale, president of the Na- | renal Bank of Commerce speahing [ Behalf of the Downtown imprevemer’ Association (whose right nanie Jshould be the “Improvement for Private Inter. eet Association’) pleaded that the busi- _pese district gave the bulk of the finan- | ial support for the bond issue. Rut it te to the public thet big business ows pte existence Is business now to charxe the public for giving it a living Dw brenlk-— ing up the whole organized plan {x evie improvement and betraying the faith of the people in voting the bond enue? | Tf the city is growing west. a down- tewn courthouse can't stop it lf fit grows west and the-courthouse is built _@iwn on Fourth street, what will be th / ' INFORMATIO® ‘Sion TEN NINE | : NEED Iu) a ooo Lyaily | BN these dave of jawmaking and Sona 4 teewes, tent there seme way of making lewe te profect us poor people from the rebPing landlords’ Ifa burglar {ts caught t. oS & person he is sent to jai! rer a 4 hold lanrdiord whe robe the peer goes ~~ . have a house of stx roems . tehen for which I pay 847 60 per : meath and my water license r "Hew long Before we can expect some 3 from our lawmakers’? Can't the “ L of Aldermen do something? ae : IHW De the Bétror oF ine oat % MAVE been reading “I 8” letter in ) = BMen@av's paper and have aleo heard f terrible tempests biowing in a tea all about this iniquitous scheme re the dear people in the grip ef. da) sving. I give tt up [ can't un- M@ that it mafters much ong ay other-—emeept that it saves dar. A Ppereen's ebiection to pure. wn @aylight ‘i= hard te unde: bit hazy a ‘wee & Vereeuver leet | Thev @ayliab: Se¥ing ‘here every vear & hair the peeple there den: knew 2 ony man whe can have any in @djectinn to daylight =ving & whe vielentiy dislikes it—eay aaah “| Would be as effective as a program growing out of a Smith. | ‘ong disgraced Sr. which enthralis one is agony to agother = ——— A CLEAN SWEEP FOR SMOKE. The renewed interest of the Advisory Commi'tee on Smoke Regulation in measures to free the city of stoke are not to be discouraged. At the same time) it is questionable whether the measures proposed thorough investigation such as that made by te Melion Institute of Industrial Research for Pittsburg Has nothing new developed in the battle against smoke simce the St. Louis ordinance was passed Are there no new phases of the problem” once iet the smoke ordinance lapse into desue‘ude ls the present administrative machinery for smoke Suppression to be relied upon to maintain continued interest tf! the enforcement of a law® so lected”? Every expedient within the present city government would be helpful if vigorousiy ap plied. But is the present machinery adequate” tHiaif eTfective antismoke measures are disheartening and less likely to be enforced than a compiete. organized program which makes 100-per-ent use of every de- vie? known to science. When a fireman. industria! or domestic. sees other chimneys be) clouds be is far less enthusiastic to prevent his own chimney from smoking than he-would be if the sur rounding air and sky were unpolluted For these considerations we wish to uphoid bhands.of W. Frank Carter. chairman of the Genera! ne ae on Civic Needs, in calling a meeting of the council ,to sudDmit to ft the question of smoke abate- ment Measures for smoke elimination “must be made sweeping and mmist include the use of al! prac- ticable devices known to science. There is a com- mittee to check up on the Board of Aldermen in the application of the bond proceeds. Why not a com- mittee. the same committee. or counci!. to check up om smoke abatement’ Proper handling of the smoke problem is a task necessary a realization of the benefits of the bond issue. So much has been done in smoke abatement in other cities. notabiy Pitts- burg. that a survey in St. Louis ought to be obtain- able without much time or expenditure Mr. Carter and bis cowncil will have behind them the hearty support of every housewife jevery friend of civic betterment and every citizen Anformed on the damage to health. property and Vegetation wrought by the smoke demon. not to speak of comfort and the city § attractiveness — eee 4 ST. LOUIS COUNTY WINS. The St. Louis County registration bil! finally passed. seems to be an excellent measure Should weaknesses develop they can, of course. be corrected As it is, the safeguards provided apparent!v secure the citizens of the county in their righ*s to vote and| have their votes counted as cast The outrage upon decency and the franchise, as practiced in the primarv last year, which aroused the citizems and resulted in the Clean Election League and open war upon boss- ism, will not be repeated in St. Lonis Count: The machine of strong-arm methods and ugly alliances is smash é4. | Credit for this victory is principally due to Mrs.’ the Representative from St. Louis Count’ who introduced the measure and fought tenacious! for tts passage under what seemed at times to be dis- couragimg obstacies, [t should in fairness be said hoWever, chet the practical politicians who were dele. gated as a committee to redraft the bil! into passabiec— form did good work and are entitled to the distinc | tion of having helped to remove the biight that ha @ Si. | He sium during the war Ea % Or het a shrill-voiced yoke! start an argument on the Ku Klux Kian The ingenuity of man to let noises loose has reached an acme of perfection. mar a peak of audacity, that weuld have strained the imagination of the miracle dreaming ancients. But how to pull the sounds hack into a box. arrest them in their course or keep them from wandering off the lot—there be only those who chatter idealistically of a noiseless soup spoon pilin 4 new review tn which competent authorities wil! Americas international probienrs has been Somebody ought to tell the United States discuss announced Senate a -_— ——. — eee MISSOURI’S GREATEST NEED. It is gratifying to note that some of the subjects the suggested program of the Greater Missouri movement to be launched at Jefferson City next month dea] with the improvement of the State rather ith crowing abort the State as it While advertising the material resources and opportunities of the State is a recogniged need, the best thing that cen be done for Missouri is to make it worth adver- for its man-made institutions as wel] God-given advantages. ‘ on than *® is as -ils We note with gladness the inclusion for discussion ich subjects as high educational standards. for- blue-sky laws and the issuance of legislative ulletins during the sessions of the Genera! Assemblv in the closing days of the present regular legislative session the slogan of @ “Greater Missouri” gives rise peculiar emotions may awaken the State to a realization thaf its chief barrier to great- ness today its domination by two rival politica machthes, one as bad as the other. whose sole ob- ject is to gamer the spofls and perquisites of office rather ian to serve the State Every session is char attacks on schools and educationa! svs.- tems and by resistance to the advancement of scien tific. nonpartisan and fust government. of 7 =?» PSsil - We hope it is cTeriz dv ee ~ * af > This ts a condition which offers the Greater Missour movement for th most important field of activity. Fair and just laws, the rule of the people not of the politicians. good schools and wise develop- opment of resources and utilities would be Mis sourls greatest business asset as against its rivals Material opportunities are everywhere in a state tha’ is mot all mountains or desert. The plain people o! Missour{f are unorganized and without Champions in the seat their own government They need on their side just such an organization as the proposed Greater Missouri Association. There can be no full: developed while great masses of its | being by their own present its of Missouri . peoupice are hog-tied wm» ' 4&6 . rPViILICIAZADS > ?e-e- ——_——~4 is comtrolied br 1-? of 1 er ‘ent of its population. This wil] League potentates smile > - : + = - ussia. | is found Make the Antisaloor *72e¢ EXPERT TESTIMONY ON THE RUHE. The question of whethe? Germany strove sin Make the coal deliveries required of her on repara- ‘erely i tions. is Drightiy illuminated by a letter written _ ‘be London Times br W man of the R. Heatley. formerly chair- interallied reparation authority at Essen. describes a meeting batween allied reparation uthorities and German min rs; at which the latter readliy agreed to the justice of SupDiving coal mpense for the mines in Tec - cestroyed in Framce and Bei- “O Willing apd sympathetic eras heir attitude that the miners agreed to work vork, extra sh/trs in Mine owners were no a » AS and did Z ei , " , . . reer tO increase Production ‘S58 agreeable. Heatley de- ared They co-operated with the turn. and so 2 sjustec their system as to send very tom of coal possible to their iate enemies. In rcer to avoid cenfusion. they further suggested that ver the coal direct to the French and Bel- consumere—a proposal which was re‘ected br che French on the vain and childish ground that the relation of victor nation to vanguished nation must be offictally maintained This sort of testimony cannot be dismissed either as \ermen propaganda or as maudlin s¥mpathr Was charged with respons! bility getting all the coal possible out of Germanr He Was in a po- sition anow precisely what efforts the Germans were making. and would have been the first to resen' any attemipt at evasion. The evidence that France went into the Ruhr for something other than indem- nity coal is piliag up reparations body ?\ery . 7 ’ HDises Ge!) “an Heatr- eY for to o“, e an 5 al YOUR CHOICE. 7*% a? Man ~. el ————o te ee M S. Pat. © Ree * THE sATURDAY CONFERENCE. — ~ 4 ed sc? et ” e : ‘ | + Le - > > _- = > r , . _ ee on a oO 7 ae = na Are we | capaode except as detweenrn individ- as Detween masses pre- in the O'4 Testament?” niy. Socrates We hare thousands of that we were ereas we kr, ‘he sam a3 Detweer indi- necks wus the ether Why have we net seen ‘ | these thousands of yeasse, and what are we gotmg to do about it row we 4o gee it? Mr . , tr This evening a @rer and clearer’s ran smashed up «a Forde coupe at Geodfellow and Enright avenues and alse managed to set tre lamp post at the corner om fre. The ran that @id the damage carried on ‘ts sides this egend WS MAKE a SPECIALTY : ALTERATIONS. : : \ { the maa apprepsiien peated r ekill te thie @trecticn ' 6. G. HERTSLET. Surely this uy of advertising ¢ INUTE] | ae — oe a —_- ee _— rr — ——_ the Post-Dispateh McADAMS ee ee for ARK Written By CL maneu- ana is lf Germany's ‘est #.plomatic mean that ¥ to make an earnest effort terms of the Versa ce is vindicated and as one ° tr she now ad he Known reparation game so+ own capita!ists ‘ing’ Was there, America to forsake her a) ; aa The never once same great at Verdun execution of the ikr this move wag with the consequenge to the wor'id: aged by tle attitude of Eng chose to France shouid borne the brunt . Rightly she judged that in the face of right- eous action these positioc: could not be main- tair ermany. too, should now realize. and probably: does realize. that the intercession woich she expected existed only in an emptiness of words—words. for the r given voice Dy her servants and her s France : ferced the hand of England. “a led iff of Germany and caused Amer- ica: once more to be geen standing first on one foot. then on the other. crving What to do?” What to dog if these overtures of Germany justify our hopes. the sun again shine on international pelitics and shall go to whom calumon s being heaped ights France, wpon E PRESS BOY id® applauded moved to the F'raught as terribie invasion possibility o . Germany and and again encour;r- America. resist bare .& ‘3 ed »‘\z osr part. mpathigers @ Di ma” the glory because she demands he +. > 7. Str Suggested addition to agenda of Satur- dav morning conference Need, in these days of anxiety for the ‘friends the ideal he personiftes., his country and for Cardina? Mercier to speak A of hirmee't treubled and perplexed world awafts a messac- to clear away misunderstanding and doubt. | ee A ” >. * We de not see how the crowds can get a war frore the banking district as 'ong as bas the 1%-cent stores. * * i Maybe the frst thing we caught ‘to bul'd te a bombproof for the City Plan Commission. > > > THE ULZAIMATE POUT. HEN Homer smote his bicoming lyre It pever struck him to debate What people Ike@d cor might :equtre Ard that is why his art was great He @'c net do a verge and wait The verdict ere he went ahead But kept right en despite the fat- Of. enything when it was read Say what yeu will, for all the Successes, Bomer had s bead a os He kuew that people would require Mere sob stuff faehiored for a édayr— Piain tunkydocodie bound to tire The world before he passed awvar The tard was made of too fre clay Te fal for any passing spell Bis vision. like our own X-ray Took other ages in as well. Be holds us now fast tn his ewar Once bidding us all go to heil. No primrose path of dalliance that, Put mene the lees the one way eut Thirk of the poet's habitat Ard hunger banging roundabeut! He that might well have raised a sheut ing The MIRROR @ PUBLIC OPINI This columa is designed to reproduce bias the latest comment by the leading newspapers end periodicals on the the day. NEXT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, | WILLIAM BENNETT MUNRO in Atha Monthly ae js ts a safe prediction that, if the Re a partr’ in full control of the natiensi & ’ roent. . wThs hecause the partr. as such, “ luring the past two years to prenecnnese &™ cu any great issie of public policy. Put ® he test tomorrow. and what would be He-ae tude on America’s participation tn Eurepee @ fairs? Would it be any nearer unity than os in 19207 It is easy enough to saf that Wr. ing is hot leading the Republicans along the ward path: but whe ts leading tae Deni envy direction? Nor is it to te forgottes question .of infernal poticy, larger. nameiy. the the Volstea@d Law. = will be mere diftieult | + -erent defections from tre Democratic thas ‘nae Republican ranks when the showdown one — = She sieadiiy leoeming S.om the New York Journal ef Commerce. A FYER a carefyi study of the facts of the ait - mation, the National Industrial Cenferem *Board arrives at the conclusion that tn the ent fiecal year about 14 cents out et every | earned will be paid out tn tases to the sundry tonal, state and lecal cellectors. Before the wa he rate it saves. wak less shan half that, that im its opinion the limit of the tamale @ pacity of the nation has now been reached EE is a situation which. though ret new to the informed ocbeerver. te worthy of the mest attention of the whole community. Some ™ simply must be found to reduce the burden =e business is now being forced to carry & that useless activities of the sundry ¢ "2 ee and pelitical hangers-on may be prevrided We a living. If that te met done. and dove © much further delay. we shall not eseape © ier penalty. When will GOVERNMENT BY INTIMIDATION. From the Wall Street Journal. ee PON what is the strength of such & | ble organizations as the Antt-Galees foundea@? No one, «xcept thetr salarteé and . ested defenders. pretends that thay - ‘rere than a fraction of American pubis a They are dDased solely and squarely. for alt tieal and efrategic purposes. upen the : ef the politician: It ts a question whether som and the society he represents, or the tn the passage of the suffrage amendmest, = Gret in the feild with « srstem which She ae a, the rank and fle of ie people become articulate in this matter? i _- . bene 4 i " & MARCH 17. : ; + | a q : * a a , £4 ¥ @ea@- ' |The Con Tower - -_————— - NWEeWw YORK March 1 giary of our Samuel. Pepys: Saturday, March 10. | tp and picked out a book fr case, blindly, vowing to read: matter what, and it was Love tn Old Cloathes,” great fun to read again, and nme think of Mr. ‘T ' “Cherry.” so I read that So out for a walk and to Mein’s, and found Winnie L buying a great fur ceat, and s a a > out of funds on account of © bade her to luncheon, but I ¢ with H. Ress for the sare, he lost. ; @anday. March 11. This day's cross word vented by Gelett Burger, hardest but the fairest ever ft: aibeit it took me near four | S» for a ride with my wife the office, where a few, min «eo to E. Ferber’s for a lttie, home, and played some tunes coneertina. but grew i z cause the diatonick scale meet the needs of the tunes ed to play. And the concert rot in pitch with the neither was nity marimba, ang te tume it bet withovt any | Se to reading the FE at all. read the Palme, al! of them. Monday. March... Rousing myself not gntil full of qualms at being - my duty of reading the 7 k me till.1 o'clock te my, office. and found th es ‘+ , * ' ”~ e Renet, and Mistress Elinor — and they carried me to hu ‘therm, and me talked about t.cks 40 patronize write verse. saying. In effect. 3 right of tte kind,” as though ra * sere scarce worth doitg. a theugh eny writer, t «writer of verse. could @ & eare@ to. For there &@ m fosion, meseems between rondérous verse. Also in lig there te the necessity of thing whereas in serious is not. Yet poetry ie emots beht verse ie or should Be ronal. ~But Lord. do I ft if I wanted to. I coult sod serious poetry” Ne am a) n ever J try-I cast tt from me this fe ninth clasq stuff, Se. desk. and ata my -stint’” with delight. maugre Miy Wea fay the Board of Estimate for half a million dollars, ter position to commemorate the = anniversary of. York. but what the use or of such an exposition would fo give some orators a cha that New York ti the @ im the werld. I cannet gee. what is more needed le B Veek, with everybody vowt twice as much work. and & twice as’ well as he is paid Tuesday. March 1%... «& At my ecrivening ell day rhe time BR. Ives te see me me make out my. regert far eome tax which ! begrudge te & Greater ’ hut to see no way out of it.. .met me and we plared at T ‘osing the games before to give a but after dinner I 44 better euit even for the day. All “as great talk of the matell ‘Villie Hoppe and Jake ' marveled that so many le = passionately incerested s vot I crew fascinated imphenship bitleard @ the greatest strain re then golf, fo i ‘sakes ao much restraint. sot ‘7 outlet for nerveusnem, af, wherein you may hit € with all weer... might, Pravred that I would set @ + "2s “nner for us and our - este@ tm billiards, as there @ many trivkel things that from my werk see! Wednesday. March. 14. To the office betimes, af my stint. doing & t nid. Se heme and thence . wife to see “The Lewe E well done and very droil, te Margate Gillmore and nelly to Mirtrese Margaret 20d found there Mistress, Pim eer very fair in a red dreams ‘ told me of » talk they had he things thaf people ; they were ashamed of. and were. and I sald T had ‘euch. things and she aaid € ?~ : ro chestra play D. Taylor's = ¢le of the beok than Little concerned with the

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reed 2 Paes. i lem | oe : - SATURDAY. MARCH 17, 1922 The City Circulation of the Dotty POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times MEG 8 ide Approximately 40,000. —_ Tower _ oe we ee — So RACHA HISSED BISHOP BURKE. OF ) FOR REFUSING ENCORE: March 17.—Th a YORK gary of our Samuel Pepys: vs gaturday, March 10. | Up and picked out a book from my | Symphony Concert | 2 = , : 1 to the extent xere ‘ : pass, blindly, vowing to read it no, . phony Concert. | Appointed in 1887. Begun. tia: hettaenaat email cone PHOTOPLAY THEATERS matter what, and it was Bunger’s| miles - e 40 feet or 10 > Sas — in Old Cloathes,” which- was By RICHARD L. STOKES; By the Associa B ‘i : ‘ire ect & a am a y the Jefferson City Correspondent Circuit Judge W . : fun to read again, and it made HE Welcome. ‘Proper to a man ST. JOSEP i, Mo., March 17.—The of the Post-Dispatch ‘i whom tae leauan ge “gs . ; , : , cnt was in- = ound "me think of Mr. Tarkington's’ yi tem Was lavished upon Right Rev. Maurice F. Burke, Bishop| JEFFERSON CITY, March 17.— structed defenders of ‘the cake ro Lent Sym eying tee. e _* erge , . mut a cy commis- = 7 ‘ps ncerts on | “Cherry. 5° I] read that again, too. gelie Rachmaninoff during of the St. Joseph diocese. and the Whether the State Highway Commis- sion to file briefs by March 4: — go out for a walk and to Miss Mc- **Sterday afternoon's Symphony Or- , igi aa hand ar :, / March 24 and == | chestra conce oldest Catholic Bishop in the United | 0" is tied hand and foot to the road | ave the other side until March 29 == i Mein's, and found Winnie Lenihan thet ri at the Odeon. When : ee a routes designated in the: centennial) to file their reply briefs. The ar —— C! buying a great fur coat. and feeling : gaunt and ashen effigy came states in point of servite, died at his ond 1 i cee wis aii ee ys set: a s. ie argu- | = shamblin road law, or has the power to devi- tment which was on.a demurrer to == —SOLOIST wITH— _ out of funds on account of it, so I| oeheb & across the platform. the Rome here early today. He was 76 ate from them “in the interest of! the petition, lasted nearly ¢ “% ia r to French ' pade her to luncheon, but I cast dice ont nee ra rose, and one of the larg- Years old and had been in failing | economy or directness of routes” in| The last of a serie« of nen i ‘. WOUs Grom Fig aves tind with H. Ross for the reckoning and s Prt, nmap ve of the season thundere4 health three vears. The last five’! Building the primary highways. is} . : lis urged "Sa YM PHOWN se ' « : . . —_ : he iost. \ Het eis 1 ile Russian pianist and’ months the diocese has been admin- the crux of a suit argued in the Cir- CHU RCH NOTICES. = . 4 i , eemenetil ‘ Sunday. Mi rch 11. H } ’ 4 : istered by a coadjutor Bishop. the ' cuit Court of Cole County here yes- | ——__—__ — ome PFUDOLPH (; (NZ Condu r - | ~ : e aye i : ' : ; === LAST OF SEASON | ‘ val e. () mile . A * i — gibeit it took me near four hours. | jg; MR Ange. og occasions the solo- jishop Burké was born in County! State Senator Irwin of Je*tferson ae an =— ALI-W AGNER PROGRAM | | So for a ride with my wife and to slouching proees . “— or minutes Limerick, Ireland He was brought | City, who last summer threat@ned te Se — =" BRAUN, T _ ; S ° | the office, where a few minutes, and piungea in ; 1é keyboard, as ifjto America when he was 4 vears old! »)Ting an injunction suit to prevent =e = . ENOR, SOLOIST. | 4 go to FE. Ferber's for a little, and’so spond: then pe Slough of Slavic de- by his parents, who located in Chi-/ the construction of the primary road 7 — ckets, Baldwin's, 1111 Olive, ! | | ; slow ~~ : i : home, and played some tunes on my|his fabulous sterwe. ad unlimber|tion there ai the off St. Marre of | Commiscion, is taking a leading role The Cross SU —e uy and unlimber tion there at the old St. Marvw’ ¢; Commission. is taking a leading role goneertina, but grew irritated be- an angular bow | if at e Old St. Mary's of! * | : ing ading a all cause the diatonick scale would not At the end came re ithe Lake... Later he attended Notre! ?” this litigation. The suit was in- of Chri t WOE on rege e needs of the tunes I elect- }, , > a cloudburst of Dame University, and concluded his| Sttuted by Emil P. Rosenberger of ° 1S . meet 4 bandclapping. The performer slith-! Montrcomery City an . rt dae ~f ~ ell to play. And the concertina was, ered back and forth bet “a ee ee i puarien ‘atcaineve Sie: 10 Cie Gl ified | ; »etwee ° wim Bes : iach: ii _— : : | St. ‘hariles, ; oO . ” “eaj- net in pitch with the piano, and “wings and te actrees’ me ." Ordained a priest in 1875, his first | Slate igcnwav enarti nN in ° - —_— at all. So to reading the Bible. and soloist mimes SS orca alot Was given a ‘ harge at Joliet. IJ)1. nits as the tad tm yt Meetings 5230 LAST riMees TODAY——8: 15 | ° bs ait .” +4 an } it 1887 wae ir is fe | mm» ahi Ul ’ . 40) iS-Niansas j 5 ; . é rae ‘ee on ~s — them. an astonishment that anyone obo ant sce presen ge > cr of | primary road have wandered awa Every Evening (Except Sat.).8 P. M. THEOD« RE ROBERTS ongay, “are “. \fhould desire an encore, and 1} of seronina, aT « pare: scciag of tel : Wi IDEL ° t then : : ; from the line of the Boone's Lick , ITH HARDEE KIRKLAN Rousing myself not until! late, and, plays an extra anxiously rehearsed Leo XIII. In 1893 he was trans- oe ee aga i Named oe Ae => | DR. JESSE R. KELEEMS = : \ vb . . : q 4 and they carried me to luncheon with | After four recalls it suddenly 4- Dante Society) : any other than the legislative desig- a ee an MORRIS & C AMPBE them, and we talked about how cri- came obvious that Mr. RachmaniyWo‘f Bishop Kurke’s funeral will. be/ natios. U j A we san ; ; ei ; i re , ? ") | Te, in _ t provi V1 Le*¢ Lrom i —_ ALL is all . ht it’ ie £ - . ' "4 ’ a| p) BY HOUSING | building the east-west road along the | SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHUR NEW regnt. %. 4 = : ' : , j j , P| Soy “ tage ei . oe hee ee Dodging the Notorious Prelude 7 TRUST PASSED BY SENATE ‘approximate route it has selected, en- | ar CH THE GREAT MAGICIAN | her porents who Le 4 : yerre if, or snouic e unemo-| . . \eineers sai the most ee" yior Avenue at Westminster P i pa a oer oe ; . | £1 S sa) practicable r Place WEEK 77 y tional. “But Lord, do I think, that | ; The Leearmce explained later that See es thing to do would be to abandon the’ _ BEG'G TOMORROW MGHT—SEATS “or need watching.” i is this year’s fashion— . oe mn a. JOHN * MaclVOR M st :. if I wanted To, ! could write high | which h ; . ashi 7) a T? 10de., Measure. Ww hic h Now Goes to House. | route in question VW hich would he . , inl lf MEDAL USICAaAL The Truth About Flappers" ron and serious poetry” No so, for when- oe. nOt previously reached St.| pipwvides Rerulations Under WI north of the Missouri River from St Will Preach. 11 A. M Same Barnes ru BRS ~ 28 ever J try T cast it from me, saying Louis—for soloists at symphony con- wae ° ey tee in cont — Chasies to Boonville, where it would til « i ie JOAN STUART THE, ‘GARDEN ! MIssOUr e. ' “ » ue In uSsIneSsSs. yal ee . n rm) LAF: ; ~ : - cD | G N “ae 5 thie fa ninth class stuff. So to my certs ho decline encores There may Special to the Post-Dispatch recross to the south side. and lay eut THE CHURCH AND HER CHARGE BY ANO WITH | CON vmod - Gute SPECIAL ORs bet RA : ae jesk and did my-stint with great l have been an additional factor. JEFFERSON CITY. Mar = lan entirel¥ different route so:1t) ‘ (ONCE Vaan PROLOGUE TO MR. COHEN ; i. it | delight. maugre fiiy Weariness. This. Other soloists may choose such ex , , nil th pens + ebesif the o- . ial “‘oatac : : P = . c.f } T. . ~ i ; . , | Sapp hg sage all aay Sa \ . ee more interpreted it with an elo- ‘under which they could continue in | Rat of the commission pursued its | THE REY. F. §. FLEMING, Speaker This Week oe e time R. Ives to see me to help; quence that conferred a specious air; business. They urged that the two} Present policy his senatorial district | ENTIAL CAMPAIGN me make out my report for the in- of greatness and profundity. It has; measures could be presented to the! Will not get all of the money it is | ‘The Christian Prejudice”. z MUNRO in Atlantic rome tax, which ! begrudge pa ying. neither, as a matter of fact: in form: Governor and he could take the one | entitled to- under the apportionment | Monday. “What Is the App — onthly but to see no way out of it. A. Hill and structure it is. as old-fashioned he preferred. | Plan in the road law. Irwin charged Christianity?” Tuesday, “The Intellectual | Jon that, if the %Nepublican, met me and we played at pool, and | as Haydn, and gains its only piquan- | The Governor vesterday tola a|the Highway Cemmission with prac- | B - pot) Wotneney,_. io ppeal to t the | | | | trol of ao national Govern: T losing the games before dinner, had cy by means of a Russian flavor | Post-Dispatch reporter he intended ticing evasion and labeled some of | Prides. “Obristianity in Action. - hore impressive record dur: togive a dinner for us and our wives. | in the themes. The performance was (to sign the repeal bill. If he does its policies as a “‘farce, a delusion. | Services 12:05-12:30. You Are favited.. 41 A. M.—Continuous Daily—I1 P. M Aeon has made Auring but after dinner I did better argi we) characterized by beautiful] tone and 'sowthe regulatory legislation will be a snare and a shame.” I +e éé ‘ . Wy > “9°? will have e deal of explain- quit even for the day. All around us| vigorous technique; the cadenzas did: of no value as it is based upon the, After |Irwin had _ fimished his p PIGS IS I IGS ental calla for am, ac- was great talk of the match between /1 ot seem parades of viruosity, but existenc: of the law which the other speech. Rosenbergs r and Wilson | For & Allen Baltus Trio a ie does not mean, of course. Willie Hoppe and Jake Schaefer. and 'the soloist's searchingly thoughtful bil! repeals. argued their side of the case, while’ . : Ralph Seabury Wolfe & Ward riumph | already in sight T marveled that so many people could | econmmentaries on the com position ————— the department was defended bv ’ | ‘ . , . : .¢ sae ful Ge the hs Fama optimism the he ao passionately interested in »il- Rachmaninoff took his veer Ni! er PRESIDENT 0 LEAVE MIAMI Newton S W vider of Kansas City, : LON (‘H. ANEY the Democracy today. The lards., ul til ] rrew fascinated ny ae lf. tres with his own ww orks ae. c its counsel. lHienry Davis. Assistant AY : Tn 4 A BL IND BARG AIN’? F . A championship billiard match, m: ~and who has a beiter ight? Attorney-General and for . ee a tons os sQanlonshiy iad match, o> anil whe han beer SEM? rap Nombward To Me Rogan auici" ceners! and former Site] UENTEN SERVICES | esses pth oe bee no oecasic’ mere than golf. forasmuch as it. peated tonicht. concludes the orches. ye Pn with Robert W. Burkham of &t. Under Auspices of the — : i? takes 80 much restraint, nor there ‘s,tra’s regular season, and it will be PY the Associated Press Louis, counse] for road ec tee ‘ ; yeare to pronounce itee . ‘ ' . ’ we ces ‘ PULOCS s road contractors, LA THE TER public policy. Put it to fn outiet for nervousness. as in ten- | heard for the last time at home until MIAMT, Fila March a Living and Roy Brittain, former State High- Federated Churches PHOTOP I. A > — what would be its att! nie, wherein you may hit the ba!!l| rext Nevember at tomorrow after- a Mg : wheres for’) lay vacation. way Commissioner and attorney for bit a CT RPT - : , with all vour micht Hlome. and ' »' gm er For his Which included only rest, relaxation the state t i ‘latio f : J | 3 : . n ignt. .e noon's opular concert. 1 the State Automobile As tj ) Fticipation in Europe's ’ raved me , sv an, and recreation. President gnd Mrs a8 sled , ——— 0 reater t 1S y nearer unity than it was pray that I would not grow inter- adieu to the Friday and Saturday au consulting counse! + bugh to sav that Mr. Hard- este@ in billiards, as there are tvo:;.diences, Mr. Ganz chose an all-Rus- Harding are! riage 9 ee: png Aare Commission's Defense. , GARRICK THEATER : to ay ‘epared ft ave Miam ’ 1eir . ° ; T IVE n* Republicans along the for- many trivial things that take me! sian program. ee p! ens gga at ar re Wylder declared that the Legisla- sx TODAY ie. ALL week » te leading the Democrats !1 trom my work now! | non Ai agate 1e Fresidem re-'ture, according to its journal, had CSestust, Nase Seanteny, e951, is it to be forgotten that - Wednesday. March 14. Glinka to Rachmaninoff. turned yesterday eeoer his fishing declined specifically to designate the Speaker, Monday to Friday internal policy, which 's To the office betimes. and zestfu'- With regard solely to dates, the ne Phone ie cmc ga a ‘Boone’s Lick road” by name. al- March 19-23, 12:15-12:45 r namely, the relaxing of ly at my stint, doing it the best I | program covered nearly a century of, 4 - H ai de. to though adopting part of its route. “ H 4t will be more difficult to could. So home and thence with m) history. It bexan with the naive. sed va esate se Rivals hi perc and that the title of the State road ev. ermgn . a ; ? “" : U ‘ ric se om the mocratic than from wife to see “‘The Love Habit,”’ very tuneful] and light-opera overture to! entadnatiihaien law states in part that it is an act of Buffalo, N. Y. a when the showdown comes well done and very droll, and so with “Russian and Lyudmila,” by Michael The nba pevabed watttiodl cou “authorizing the commission to dea- mS | Miss Margato Gillmore and M. Con- 'Glinka, regarded as the founder of Pi nae i pres euecaadiniad et ignate the routes along which such SUBJECTS: | (LY WARNING. ey to Mistress Margaret Swope's, | Russian national music. It proceed- expected 1 have Serine’ tie stew highways (a state-wide system of ar the , Wacgiaa Christ” or {| Journal of Commerce oo found there Mistress Pinna Cru- ed through the Fifth Bympnony he here have never developed and little hard surfaced highways) shal! be Suesieg— ihe Serving Christ” or “The ‘study of the facts of the ait oo? fair in a red dress, an‘] she | Tschaikowsky, and arrived at the iWkelihood exists now that the vaca- constructed.” Davis pointed to lan- ee Motive of a Saved Seci- ‘ 0 0 | | } . AND A GREAT CAST, INCLUDING Fp nal Industrial Conference eng be talk - siya an roees | present with the pmaninoft ba CON= |tion will be broken into by anything | aoe in the cont luding sentence of Wednesd s—The Betrayed Christ’ or WAI LACE BEE] y “ STARTING TODAY * @onclusion that in thse pros: her rere a wieape a —m certo. But Rachmanino we mg. bearing upon important matters of | Sat se — of the road law in which v—"The Crucified Christ” Po 4 saesees . VERY in Attractions | See 9 . =) - . | - - {14 cents out of every dolla: thes were axhamed of. and what they | mereiy passed through modern ™8i° giatg or politics. Mrs. Harding con-|A™* written the route | designation, || » tiiamantty en the Crest “The FLAME #} ‘ | : SH ag aone many | unscathed e has only faintiy been which, In referring to the 15600- | y¥—*The Eternal Christ” or ‘ e i | tinues to show signs of improv ement 600-mile ahi Or tor World Reconstruction.’ OF LIFE’’ it jut in taxes to the sundry na: collectors. Before the w*r Jess than half that, adding the limit of the taxable ca- hes now been reached: Here though not pew to the well: worthy of the most carefu! le community Some way @ to reduce the burden tha‘ ag forced to carry in order bof the sundry Governamen'* e-on may be provided with. not done. and done without we shall not escape « heav- will the rank-and file of the late in this matter? fr BY INTIMIDATION. t Journel. )etrength of suoh trrespens!- as the Antt-Saloon Leagut bept their salaried and inter- Bends that they represent ‘of American public opinion. pandéd squarely. for all prec- such.things, and alfe said they agreed that what I would be most ashame: ‘ef would be writing a verse or other matter that was not my awn. But | what lam most ashamed of recently is that IT did not.go0 to hear the or- ra play 1}. Taylor's “Through the Looking Glass.” Also I am ashamed of being too cowardly to tell. the truth at all times. Thursday, March 15. Up betimes and finished reading Rob Simons’ “@ur Little Gir!,” less interesting. "‘meseemed, after the mid- die of thie book than before. and too l@ concerned with the things that the characters think about, but a | 8904 book no less. Hard at - my Strivening all the day, and so home © dinner, and then after a bit of no with my wife against the Wines, and so to bed, and read Alice Meynell's poems, and marked how Sreat a reverence she had for form, When I'came upon this, which was Irposes, upon the cowardice revelatory: # a question whether Ander- The Laws of Verse. ° represents, or the women ‘ Dear laws, come to my breast! | Take all my frame, and make your, close arms mect ) opeyne me; and #o ruled, so warmed, | » suffrage amendment, were & system which amounts t° ‘touched by the nationalistic spirit of from her recent illness. Ruesia. phrase and nuance, and above all, ‘tubas blended in organ-like richne , Pianist. Proves Obdurate at U. S. in Point of Service— _ | State Highway Body Is COMMISSION'S RIGHT T0 ST. JOSEPH DIES CHANGE ROUTES ARGUED * | Faint Sibilations Heard When Was Oldest Catholic Bishop in;Suit to Determine Powers of classi- Steamship Movements. He is probably more cal than Glinka himself. As for the orchestral part of the program, Mr. Ganz and his musicians ARRIVED played to admiration the first three i ena ae mM : movements of the Tschaikowsky ~~ cerimetatinnmrs. Sik sane . symphony. The director's faculty for 0 . age a. ie Pan gr 0 08 $2. 00 DINNERS een a , ene Cc, a&e' or ; delicate and subtie workmanship ws Queenstown, ‘March 16 ne PE cre becoming nationally ta. once more in evidence. We heard | Polk N : ‘1 ¢ lo 4 sited] wer i f supple contours, melodies | ie ag “ en: © | oo areé by a famous etl aed —. ; of attack, Tisp York, March 16, Aquitania, South- is Boy me with sinew, precision , -TISp- 19 : ae ° ™ ness of release, fastidiousrness of Bmgeen. Hambure. March 12, Min Psul Whiteman’'s Soubesen |nekadha, New York: Bremen, March. New York, under 12. President Harding, New York: meliowness of tone. epee ot befory Seydlitz, New York; Southampton, | have the braswes been handled so es- awa 16. Pieecbune, Mew York. thetically. Trumpets, trombones ond SAILED. BREMEN, March 15.—President'! hi Perhaps, in evading ‘ “*harybdis. t > i Fillmore. New York (and salfled from | shaved Scylla in the fourth fashion all season, it would not have | francisco. | Janesen’s Jacz Band & Castie Orchestra been censured with much severity In | its technical aspect, but only for a ru | Sore ek Seent, See. A. & Mgmt | neral of Prohibition Officer. eck’'s Dixie Band & Castie Orchestra want of spiritual flame And, just ss aE os Every Thurs. & @at. Night as an acceptable standard is reached, Funeral service for John T. Rich- || Free instructions every Tues and Fri l the season must close! ardson, §2 years ol4. a division chief || eve. with Castie Orchestra and « cor of competent tnstructers Only director ; Southampton 16th): Southampton, mbvement, which —- — ne March 16. Saxonia. New York; Glas- dured quite a voltage OF BO168 gow, Mareh 16, Cameronia New “D C tl 4 ; i . ‘ * a drama. This was also true of the! york: Hongkong. March 15, Preei- ance as e “1812” overture. But on the whole, | gent Taft. San Francisco: Shanghai,’ OLIVE AT 29th ST. ‘af the orchestra had played in this March 10, President Lincoln, San THREE ORCHESTR A 8 —. —-- an (Prarg type system, says that the /com mission ma} “make such teen in the routes of said roads ay deem necessary in the in- achat “of economy and directness of routes.’ Gray declared that if the commis- sion may make such changes, and the opposition Practically admit- ted it, then the discretion so piaced ‘in the commission’is not a matter far courts to.curb by injunction as' a, ee —— ee ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ¥y the State Highway Commission of $10,000,000 worth of bonds the} Anotier-of the Highway Comenl- were taken from the House calendar first year and $5,000,000 each suc-/sion bills passed yesterday increased last night with adoption of a bill) ceeding year. the salary of the Assistant Highway giving the commission authority to issue road bonds each amounts equal to anticipated reven-'!the commission will be able to issue ($2600 to $4200 a year and of 18 ues from the automobile license fees | $20,000,000 worth of bonds during! division engineers from $7000 to of the State. The prevision is ex- the first two years, thus saving an pected to speed up the rvad ouilding | additional $5,000,000 with which program of the State. Under the | construct. roads in that period. law as passed two years ago the | commission was limited to the sale : ‘have been considered by the Sen- _ ate. Under the change provided by the Engineer from $3609 to $5000 a year, year in. DIT! passed last night it is expected the salary of four bureau’ chiefs erential! 3600 a year. Neither of these bilia.. = EDEN SEMINARY GLEE UARTET AND CLUB WILL SING. | Baby Peggy in A Dramatic Achievenient “WILDNESS ATTRACTION ‘Sweetie ”’ 4 it i ' a ot mf “) oe : % SPECTAT, ADDED 3 HMour Show CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | - Subject of the lesson-sermon at each ‘hurch: “Bubstance.’ GOLDEN TEXT: Preverbe 3:1. 2 FIRST CHURCH, Kingshighway and Westminster piace. 11 a. m. and Pp. m Reading roon 4744 McPher- son Av., open daily from 8 a. m. to eo p. m.. except Wednesday, from 8 a. m, to 5 p. m., Geeter from 2 to 5 p. m. SECOND CHURCH. 4234 Washing ten boulevard. 11 a. ™. an n THIRD oZec™ 7534 Rusee!l! yo nue. 10:46 a and FOURTH *CHURC H. jevard, 11 a. m and foom. 6451 Page boulevard open dally from 8 a. m. to'® p. m., except Wed- neséay. from A —_ te 7:45 p. m.; Sunday. 2 to 5 FIFTH CHU RCH. 8680 South Grand boulevard 11 a. m. and p. m. Read- room. eame location. open daily to 6 p m.: Sundays and all ee OF YOUTH” With a Perfect Cast Reet Herry Morey Virginia Ped Mary Anderson serit | Julia Swayne Joseph Bobby Connelly LIBERT Yi ee ~~ CRITERION THEAT TODAY “THE MY WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Aladdin Wonderful tale of Arabian Nights tn 7 Actes TER) | YSTERY BOX” ‘‘The Wonders of Radio’’ KSD cin ALSO Other Features and mein -- A See Station ee eee 3 to & Bi m. i CHURCH. Meunt Moriah Socuees and Netural Bridge - | ]DELMO NTE, 25¢ DAY eveanee. CVENTE kK = us street So funon. N. W. corner and Minnesota avenue. 10:45 a m. WEDNESDAY EVENING TESTI. MONT an dan — all eof the CSWKTOWN RE Oo owe BADING ROCs. euite 1993 Rallway ing: epen : . except Wednesday. 9 a m. te 6 Dp m.: I! Sunéery 2 te 5 op m. All are welcome P 5 © ° Pay m—infiuence over the poll- ‘gm , ressure. iIntimidatien need 80 pressed. ‘in the general Federal prohibition | earn trent at thew teak 2 y yey fiort money. It can be, and p the, aware; I feel my wila | — — — (offices here, who died of dropsy || /m, used to influence votes. | beat. Thursday at his home, 4132 Green 'i« - l have the most effecf, as, for day, it being warm and rainy. To Lea place were held todav in a a meeting of the Tennis Association |chape! at Fair and West Florissant Dear Laws, be wings to me! feather merely arid in the State legislatures. anizations p many «lb ox- Vashington, a nee—developing inte Loops je @ tangible asset in & sy?" They do not deal in gen- floats. © be Through weight of life—the skylark's sravity— tlam not a feather. | -Prifay, March 16. iat the office and there all the! but a bird yt 2 - ‘¢ and saw the draw made for the Davis avenues ONE BATH A MONTH at teast for Your Garments Rurial will be in (hester- Cup matches, and wheat I showld like field. I)! Richardson had been a. to see is the match between Austra- prohibition agent since 1921. when lin and Hawatli, played in lHionolult. he was transferred from the Internal Spain or Auvetraiie. methinks, wil), Revenue Department, where he had come through to the finals, and play served nine years. He had previous- the United States in the challenge ly been a\meali carrier. He leaves) ; reun4. F.P.A. ‘his widow. a daughter and two sons Phone a r A a A A TT CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL th AND LOCUST STS. wu JAM SCARLETT. Dean SUNDAY sERVICES . Comm er and Sermon by Pathe ret New Yeu. the Chapel. | “THE MYSTERY BOX” i or ‘‘The Wonders of rs | CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 2 P M. TO 11 ‘iow TODAY! * STARTING TOMO Excello Theater } 2506 SALISBURY 8T. SEE AND, KSD . [EAR , or aTton AcTION | Pe . ; ALICE "BRADY i “ANNA ASCENDS” | a Cutting and w Radio Ap- ; sins Sea, Seok, domeseaeass Ay. 4 fur (1 Ruppty bay Ot Eecton ealing M

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NING, MARCH 17, 1923. : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SATURDAY EV EN ____When It Comes to the Stretch Run, Race Followers Always Expect Blue Nose to Blow . ’s Airtight Pitching and = American Boys’on Oxford's Crew Cleveland High Great Care Being Exercised in ~ Amole,-Or roved F ielding by Cardinals — ago Wins Semifinal Choice of Opponen nt for Firpo ; Is Derby Win Feature 4-3 Victory Over Braves psn Basket Meet RPSSSMMS BT 8 Calcutta §) | Sa fat : | ae be nih wh tel pe a poy eapindoeioyme:. cys 4 TR se Fabel IEEE etic Hornsty Wies Practice thane tn Ree 1) “Mount Carmel High in Final. rai Untnowns Considered by Promoter Rickard. | ace for SIGNI | conten Scheduled fa Tenth Inning With Safe Smash Off Oeceschger. 2 e | Match Tonight. -- 5 . cneiaanaeaee ; ee 4 _ing—Harry _ to ey d : Cleveland High School team of S' hota icin pid relic Post-Dispatch. Pevn Fee: ae Louis and Mt. Carmel, Ii! five wi By Herman Wecke, ou _ es x “a , Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. r tor ght in the final match: for NEW YORK, March 17; Who would be a good opponent fo: ting. was the winner of the sh BRADENTOWN. Fla. March 17 The great pitching of Rill , ; : me 8G ps i se A eB Firpo, the °* ‘Demon Angel, when he takes his place in the % doom Derby at the Jefferson. | the Sherdel, the little southpaw. was the feature of the Cardinals: | e. peat Washi ie mlb og for the Milk F und Boxing ¢ arnival at the 5 et a ie’ ort so we ee. afternoon. hes Fs ae owe Re 10-inning victory over the Boston Braves in the exhibition game. — a Cleveland defeated West Frank- 12, in conjunction with the bout between Willard and Johnson? yates. ns ie by Jockey Me = | weleomed the day of ra , ‘ 7 , } ee : fort. 19 to 10 and Mount Carmel won Can vou pick a man. barring. of eourse. Dempsey, althugh the | at urn. with Pool up, heb. ot had the weather here, yesterday, 4—3.° The wee southpaw, who is heavier this | F | from Farina. Ill.. 20 to 19. in the ~—— * F Fete le ' S ne nd. and Setting Sum, wimes ' and relaxation was neeq spring than ever before, hurled the last four rounds and did no: | : enins Semernese.: |. ey ee eee lex Rickard met the commiuftee 18 pw ~~ —— § Today the series of exhibit ing &@ pass ir semifinal match. ‘Kaiser 3 . ’ ’ ‘rc fwerward. scored five field goals. Charge of the matchmaking for tne) Demand ot uarantee - * OF the 12 mer te othe 00 — , ; , : tients “ , i Reinhardt. right forward, count- in it Madison Square Garden yes- x G 6 ROCKFORD HIGH os . ; begin. and from now until him, six were retired on oa 8@, °‘ ed 5 free throws and one field goal '..-a, and all hands waited pa- in the Carpentier Bout TO WIN BASKET FR ' + on starts, April 18, there} this let there was only one difficult * : fae ’ total ‘leveland score : .* z . : “ C 09 ’ . ' tirtle rest for the bali Pp : ha , That came in the se. enth lal eas Bes ’ ~~ _ atin ?, si “ome field basket fo: wentiy for Firpo to show up se ost Dempsey $3 967 URBANA, lil, March it | L tomorrow and Monday there chance. sgpeyphe ‘ ‘nes = | iat Calan iil n the first half and Some way a 4 o'clock appointment to ee ee See ‘ i. ford High and Vitiasvestl > games with the Mobile : ‘aced in, 81! ‘ : ' —— > - , ? ' when Fdédie ner ra ‘ A : A + Mitch l ecounte anotherrin the eer- meet Rickard and the eommittee NEW YORK, March li ketba! lteame will fight tt on *e. Monday game will bea ; wit short 4h ; 2° | : - "kk - lear te aes | 4 eo f | ib? 1 0 1 Pea 2 | : ) | went to smithereens for some one of “T EX RICKARD told an amaz for first honors tn the State ¥ 4 for the American Legion. liner it was one of the prettiest : ‘erina-. held ne-pogint lead up : ing story of boxing view Schoo! basketball tournament = : test originally was ac ; “Sr ‘ “it ~~ i) r nr | , ar ‘ t ¢ * > . ; : . hm ; ; plays of th contes' , ~ wa : g mtil é bj L s fou and twent: araen spin ages yester da) that ilhusy at oe ed neg Rockford : a March 20. but the races ° | | ‘am en Cotler,. the Mount Car- @dmiring interpreters faiied to ‘| S why Jack Kearns is now insist- . es its own Way when they @ | | that day and it was const efore the close of the ) este S) hy wa percenag = 0 ate bast 4) s showin yeeterday, Sher i ~9f 2 , ; bes o hi 5 , Pin . - ‘ . ° tn . ta field g£02a at gave tr] 4 + +} . itin On al on a ercen.a a d not a ed Gree nville reores t) z t ; i : th 7 ‘ ow — =e S : sail ‘ nes were Ling - : ern sectiqn f the Btat policy o move up e . de! seeme set for anothe: good nen 2 Re 2s , a ~~ i eS Ne % nie team the meager lead whic) mt i | larante no matter how fabu- a3 orses have March | ease cae WiC ge! m oO mn in the tower at tne gar- gviarat ° . s , . , to 23 whil e Villa rove. East | : the fe} M =6 lous, when Dempsey again goes Iilinois representktives. “— . oe! : gon. He was one of Hickey s chief of”. *bh le 4 4 ie S . * x idee ie it inte 1 final round ei ah Fred Toney and Jeff Pfeffer also + tem Se S ts. : ) ie , 2 , a 4 new champion is sure ‘ es . ) in the ring. Satd Rickard form and defeated Canton ; : showed weil Toney worked the fir- ry . a ’ 4 Lich. Dp 3 . Ks crowned tonight as Webste: Go} No “Semiw indup. ‘When the match set ween te 35 Canton and G nn ee ) : From Mobile the Browns three frames and was scored upon Mevd. . | : ee & py OO ee hampions, and Belleville. 1922 title ; ith little else to do, the com- Dempser and Carpentier was _ P’as for third place Rey te Shreveport for twe ence. allowing three hits, two or =... sh oz ieailie: . | ee > RE. ae Se ez holder. were etiminated yesterday. Mit! tickard and wise cracking rnade none of vue really dreamed Rockford High appears the S Wednesday and ursday | , ae = ee a | brigadiers. got to fanning on the? that the bout would draw so big. | “*" A ETegAtiOn and is dopeg Gy3 ‘Saturday and Sunday che. them being bunched in the opens Webster t t Mount Carmel. : ler tt a . . b P \ ws ~ * 7 | t? e . i 2 ’ : * 4 = ® 8 mf k etba!l critics t> co J . wo tallies and four swats fotale 36 411 2 boa . : * : abiec: WN rns asked for $300,000 5, °** Pp over round. T oe 4 M1 S. : ~~ —— 3 ae 0 fie: ‘ —?— Kearns asked for $8 ° grove =i... : will play tn Dallas. From ' te ’ j = ‘ — 4 ‘ —— , . . me state that iT leading at thé ciose ¢ came off Pfeffer in three innings Sake 2, ty gk ee BS Se ae ™ a a e hs fj f Dempsey and got it. thes ie 0 * “ the rt ins Was Ave ‘sy ar error a ; oh ‘ & 2% . ; ; @9 ‘ : 3 + 2 a A ‘ : . ‘ ‘ ‘ : . . ; ‘ Aha Ph 7 thou ht a Tt pe ; k a o—__... 3 . a will m to Wichita Fails neo a lie oy PM chars nade had no trouble defeating Firpo is not to box a semifinal or a|, thought me mad. T guess Jack || Nopvuweereen ae mes. Fort Worth will be Ainamith at the plate ble let " be ‘ ; ’ ' ‘ ; , ~ i Re oo. =... oa . ea | iy cae, , : ; ore ; ' as an ss 3 > 3 . There did a ga ef M » 30 $1 throw from Mueller § ge through rd ° ; to po ; se "7 r3 sage : ‘ournaiment recurred ve rda) | veen Firp i the man gives him 37% ear ee ern University won the Westeit: z: and 3. Then the Colur Oss a Con ference swimming meet ‘here I : tors will be opposed in two Teney and Pfeffer showed ' ' ; ooo: to a’ ' , ; a ee 3 ‘ ’ » te cee ' "a : - ’ oe | | —o i, ~ . ines . “whe ( 7 a b , i si. & sa Ss = ; | . Ry : ere E The bout drew $1.6284 580: “ : : | es oO th: ight. defeating Minnesota, 2 : New Orleans, April 4 and 5. @ence that they are rapid, + . 5 : YT) = bi Was ‘akKken imi Ca nip ws ‘ ‘ OL g : ' as any ? a? , . inte top condition mp “ ai ora : Dempsey’s guarantee was about), ™'*’ : wi \' pointe Thé other teame @uishell Three games will be p Rraves Improved Team vee ‘(wry e4a ye ‘yeu > *; 14 Mverconfiden was an element reputation as a topliner is being in- imeieat - ; . insisted on getting 37% he would 1" . ' . ' inois 18: Jj chig 4 - a hard row to go. The Braves. ta)! aE ee and 8, after which the e AIM LUG Both men formerly rowed on American college crews Dhey are had their nands full in overcoming Miske and: Bob Roper. their abili-}¢ No et —— ON Natl tL lL ll stm tir jm a : ~—e : y, will be two games with ft pinch and that's what counts race with Cambridge f | “linton had scored = fou Straight oT light be too ema contests before the Fohl Freda Mitchell seem=._te have N G If R d — _ New Golf Recor “a rena nke. taut ) —_ ’ 7 ‘jaid on ¢*) stiee a fellow named Burke. Martw Burke. ‘**"" ‘ ne ‘table the r nate would not report during the safety against Toney in the first and - bbons and, Tunney were | and throw of Pfeffer's bad hopper in ' tcl Lun , with | ib —— - Ld ‘levela: 2, Clinten 26 ’ igi A ERT | “Why is he excited about Burke?” Lasker “hicago challenger, , capable substitute is sign . | : = e th tefeat ured : : e Gei.@ear : ; . on 3 ; have drawn down $699.967.50 Chic y : f . ae A cago 14. Iowa 2%. Three . enders last season. 40 not look atte 9 : move to Memphis for two helpless. They played heads-up new Rhodes scholars at Oxford and therefore entitled to a seat in > ‘lintor ltl.) team eariier in the ties and their punching. had an in-!° | Ce | 7 i nals April 14 and 15, those Marquard and Oeschger. veterans ale il was Ir —— on OF THe th tail of Al Reich. Chuck Wig- | “Reputation” ‘ertainly’ What fr the Axaco ated Prewe ; napped Gill NEW YORK. Merch i17.-— the seaton against the- picked tp a like!y-looking young | } The & ™ . ne , A Inet a7 f 1s. Shia 3 . : = ose in IO enough Reich is nig |: : ‘D> P ¥ , : resiagent Dw by P ’ Hie keeps harping on it all the time ss ween: ee season did not cause anya -fieided his position cleanly. Afie'd ited With e 62 in Florida. a Ss ‘Burns qt tad be ‘ alt { ) yee . . f : . a = ‘ ; 11° Collinsy? ’ ‘ “e? tr ; ‘ . : : : he follows the ball cboee!) as - : ss. ? T uEU I ; aa vv , roe 1° " a ; “ity 28 Picknevys ‘f roo smal! ‘Is that the New Crieans Burke?’ i announcemen?. Harry ‘] someone asked ae be prepared to cover first be 2 ' if 5 i» > o- . : —_ . as ) °° 96 h l represent the bongjish university in the annual pis he fina score was 22—2@. ning. Miske was tall enough. but | TeX Has he reputation enough te Then | stand up” teste being the final _ Spd Genevicn..a vounsner ti to Hagen Creates Me on a ' tlinging \ ball a fina! whistle sounded ‘has! Weinert. Huchi 23. | he lacks I'll suppiv.” s | Racing Results and nei ree het ” acing es an tries The Heosus tes: ee | nes and G y Daniels. Walker and Well. we'll add him to the list,”| Utive Committee of the Un vie 4 18 aiid match fer Edwards- yw, - . ‘said Rickard. “Firpo wants to fight! @*" Tennis Association. , | News that George Sister - ‘@thiete in Condon. the former Ha: vard shortstop He crashed out one B — : Cc : lal ee Results. fomenew" s ‘Havana Entries. * | JESTERDAI'S RESttTs. a ~ t hitter. bet fe he up te a 4 bi) wee tint ‘ : ritish Open hampion Cred- TRST TA ° on 3 cond Round. tea Sa aan ‘Burl urk fee, ee eee *e2 Bod Quinn Pmile: Nor we. ‘Cs. ; , ) | ° ow dgepo: ‘46 juiring stamina of the last Burke purse: ee _— Marty assistant Secretary of Warl oa brownie camp. ra Burke - | , esi. had prepared the Pohimen evinced by a great one-hand pickup Tournament. Amen oe Eee ee ee. ee Cro ay eld 2 oat a doggy lh pm : ) . | - ™ ' | . ov. Deiryeras i‘ ul —= s — Lt a! ce Glilespie. nontalker | ; , TORK. Mw ame | , ” vi 2 h S ( ‘ arch 14. | . e 7 nker. broke in with: “My! Tes BE such time as George i* ter fiel4 and robbed Bottomiey of a . 7 “fA | Landaitd 2 ; tte L. | ese A , Walter biageh of West Chester. /5 to 2. 1 fenetic. 11° Ta to nate tes . ' oe ae ee ore 23. Mur r My man is 6 fee nd can hit lik ; A] we | Well, it se@ms that Burke went + i¢ games for the Amal ‘ear when Urba . hit.im the same inning. He gets the miteene , ‘ Ld 18 | ball away nicely and seems to owna ...... | proke a world’s! @ tw & thi Pin 1101-5 we i » aso “s ° Li rhird Round. ne OU! a .0-foot gir . my mm ca | . , tourn 4 mt li lete Tk wwe aa ring Wm J : a 26 i ROS Me: ' , 20 rounds with Jim Tracey and Fir- .» n ab’ “ good arm | . | | te Fas . ) ) * > a 3 nis ns a | oc] = o- “AT championship. The end came. club's star pitcher. was if” Rube Marquerd. usine nothing bet! tinkes | ae _— iow — '-. — 5 S| Retra Lue Rox ount a8 ranit the! ars ro] | po put Tracey away in seven or £1 moves. consuming 1! hes . : pita the Browns re a ro} r sd 11° Geo = eo - an te . en sIVaE coh . =e : ; Arar ¢ . al a slow ball. hed the Cardinals baf a ) | j i ee : 3 ower | , ' ;' . | de ie w out in California “wr Sree eight rounds Firpo is all excited frst feur hours were plaved ors climbed -to first place, fied with three hits in the three, pionship | —, § and one-half furlong 7 i aani Grecteened : st Armarore ¢ ui aul Sampson’e« 1 Se pepen: ‘"} about any man who could go that m which the contest mq a when Sisier.was injured rounds he worked He “Oo ld ve) e at . ne : - ) , ; 5, . ’ . 7C. ‘ . ; 4 ie ‘ in $f 3 ee ‘ # . ‘ 5 , . fa r wth Tra —- ~ : i Bx 5 rnanaged to « the race, have been scored Upon but for harar . — 4? " . , i } * . san . : . li we be . ' ' - - a ; Mh — " it} att AY a the the. ran fit of he vy - challenger won by : ) mothe me 7 (ler it ys rd ime— } _s , : ] . nan is = atl through a vaseed pawn The s the men feel ft t evem , ’ : ™ ' 2 raz LO? 1 biz PETERSON AND CUTLER _veights. Who is the man for Firpo? 201 & = ho is your n nud ) game will be started today. Support from hie mates in the thi: t Coast champfonshitp Inning when tWo errore coupled with | round +o he ‘ . . wen? aed a = ag soiltincts Nn oaliin mae 7 . : ‘ . Pia ' . = ' 3 t ) ron, , . . 4B | i t - a eit] net by : ans n re | repeated Rick- parentage and he is celebrating the scedads mel the’ second im 1 . : (;eorge ptiste «etl Pour ewats were rma rt - F | a Guptor ) ee iret 104 *Czarde: 113 aps — , ard . rignt | remember dav of dave bw stepping out and mone and 15 seconds, both oe r nounced that he had , . ‘E- , . ‘ ' pr ’ . r : ’ % ae we ee . IfidGds Noe ; » . ~ re ~ : n : om mtr TT . | a - q n hh muse showing hie colors * a d os graduate of the , — with «a hard wen &! Aim, t@a of these counled , k dur oa a . , 41 ! sacrifice, progucing the \ : , cay se Rn ey eore . _ 8 = AS | : —_—" ania sieemliins P RES Tek SS oman inn It wae off Joe Ooeschmer that Rowe er ' ys mand? : tag ae eden’ winnie , emt te é Ee oe ° - _ National to Celebrate. § all ite intricacies, G Morneby broke up the game wir) d of f rned “in | "line ith menial P k W tl = Yast phon . pingle te left in the tenth round Prior armer fecoré fer the Goures Gac Herret ta erniey a 1 ) | ructore, ™ , “nx er resters -_ Night’s mick bs otte. Assoctat cided to qui... te this, Herneby bad several chan en Pte ‘eine ' ype States Bin ‘eer op “E r yy ile ‘ wr, $y . , ae ss | | ai Perhaps it i becat ; te break’ up the oid ball game ' >a. - Hagen had one ‘eagie ’ malt . : a bar t . M1 , r ro , . Lose to Kansas PPP LLL LLLP PLLA IAA, |e ‘ stati ite : knows who put the te hot — threugh 3 bir '® pare and one hole rrore o & ae a Bu — ming at ; - yewne =. tare - oscurror . We eee pandi-. MISS RYAN IN FINAL, | : ) eae ae LAWRENCE. Kan. March 17— Mrs. Cole and Mra » aE c , ‘ . euarter imi My Revert t : I t j t ess: . ; ; A . wa! : Vr HK. | . P Gowdy’s timer with Fora on third KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 17.— sadu. Boots 116 (McCoy 4 to 3 LOSING BUT ONE i A be held in Chicage the fo °€ Although fighting gamely all the, out Mike ODewéd tm the Srst round; | 0! Boston won the national ay _ Will not again referee. . : - " ,en7 a ‘ pti . and made @ line throw to the plate Two Missouri! teams wil! contest to-'*...\ 5 9 a wes © « : Mile 3Za) = wa' the riversity of Washington Dage Jee Gans none grains Mi " Baner ope — oe Baptiste wer eae . Which caught Ford by at least five re pe | = ran nd Bar RIO zation ¢h nia! ti! world hortstoy wrestling team lost to the | niversity Duluth—imm y Delaney beat 2m of Boston. 6—4 6—B 3 q he saw during hie tqnuse ¢ This aflerneon the Cardinal= meet ©“Pampionrship in the finals of the _.., $10.00 On bib t meena F ms on aay ean: “Td . | harmpio t or nm i989 of Kansas here vesterday a*ternoon Billy Shade te 1'© reends; Mears — And @hr. if he was rf Srracts, im the first of « series of Nati6na! A. A. lL basketball tourne die 128. hoor 10-2. 4-1, 2-2. firs otis Gielen hat baes Phin iOtcals Peterson ha y challenged ln atx otreteht ) ore hein, | Scouaré Rnecked cot Howard Sar- ADVERTISEMENT. : 4 with what he saw, he twee contes's : ' here when the Kansas “ity age . - os > Coes : . anc : ‘ rT 8 i¢€ =x € " ore vemng berry iv the second reward: Eddte “ oad 3 : Taendic Sere Game. Athiet hampios “4: " ae — | cols eee ; le terson’s tit ; rr = “7 aw nt match Rayeer aed Kid Alberts went 16 - . re or stop the Among those present at the game | " . ham ro 7 \ ‘ , rmption. % , wm im 7 P . , » 7 , ds. St Joseph ' —e- 3 Bu . ine =m the par e+) P ! . i - . te reement « te a draw. : : resterday wae Comm tesione: Landis Seamer tt: is we ae , a — wae nelle ~arigeeeerage: , a i ai, oa ep involve be Paes ager Omahe—Billy Wells beat Franktfe | ; My reason for 7 re Se company with pe ee tae" ? - ; sea te * p : : ‘ , i ~ * ~ . . — » ° : ' a 5 ! Scholl in 1@: Ties Herman stopped thar ? don't want to be ome © 2 eS Swuere OF the Sreves a sn es - ve b rd | ae Sas Oe eae ACRES 6") Emil Engberg tu the siath. with the me.” : ened George W Grant. the o)4 owner ‘ i : fo be *¢ ormidad o- CHASED Al I = ‘ ss , i. . ka Do rt ae la\e arc re! experience and the Kansas granppler ) : | . “’ ‘ ; ant 2 oe ee ay = DU A | the merning via air plane The ludge centioral!y ‘a«: their Letho my afte ; 2 wife +h ° , eo b ae eal : RANT GAIN BREAKS 7 Did wee * mighty buery iné'tvidua!l and alias on _~ seg Ma dl aa a “~- re ¢ AS LONG AGO AS 700 . : ti np . »-? r> ; - si ~ "i ‘wah cathe : ag “ hibfitien ton > ’ : ~ xsuUunN feh my . ns ANGELES fai March _ " - At Boon Me intended as * rk te th shots for goa ATerica & wumber of - 2 “ ry : ' : . er "> rm ric . . _& ea — ' = . - >. . . ’ ; ) ~ hortties who ‘ ; a , o a . tt ham ale im Mon : ~ n Chicas next Samp fe pry ae t «. ) Durant. autemobiie race’ pote: ss Lewis’ hea diock was ™ Fee He etill imeiets ft can be athletes. but he disapreared lie was One of the members of the Hill- ul Th nl “Iub , ree} he featu . , on oe, ef homer at the Braderntown | Yards Forrest de Bernard! was a ad its dDirth tn 1888 a’ +, ] CHICAGOANS LEADING . : , the eatrs “eee of mage — “a " ; m ' that Ae ne renen «a , + 1?. . : , . > riOG . : . . . Oo! =" Pau who nm severe rrirant broke a worlds fre and I6 in tes*s Thure- ngeere Ray Blades te aiware jawing with “ampbe!ll five. Kansaé City last tz »¥ neWepaper anreur . > oh¥ sghnreegunaiaainng ww sia - ‘ *) . a e srer-Pe ; & = ; — = : i! - 'sed as midd eweitgnh' ee , . es e records i simils a day ompires. He was velling at Cyr year and Singer and Sanders played in « rence raegr | aimost every time he stepped en thé K C A « team whic! , bong ITs 1'stor ; on ; th games of 396 $€:2 ; = the plete. and he was “called” by» the title in 1921 =o nen nteresting as matching a 93 total of 2889. laet ght xing lampitor f the wor'd. today |! ’ iy o ; ome \ car of special make. with 18-inch : “ Larry Semen Arhileftic Club. Holts e dé@velopment of ‘eigtire Ss % , The Portage Parks had advenced another step in ais ow @ nett ; ~ | pisten displacement wae weed in the . rere had weed ie = im t! cou As lone as the na ) h 3967. were second ‘latm. for championship honers. as a , >. : "® | speed trial« Speedie in the dining room last sign “OCG. * 2). and Two Harbors All ,, ar! ) ty to worl esner team of Chicag . result of his knmeckout victory isst | The board track was@xtremely éry eer (Geule met Get service. co they | Stare. Two Harbors, Minn. defeated tong a: th concentration upon the! ©! third game, shot a total of 1088- night over Mike Q@Dowd, St. Paul's 0 of ' ww and the tires on Durant’s can repidly picked. ue ASels table. which was in tm the semifinal play last night bw oe: 4 hood the game ine +- the ‘gz tearm. single came tg! . 135 pounde——Perresy r th Lat picked wp splinters. causiegs onan of the room. and carried the Hillyards and the Kansas (i(; : mt ef all e¢ It w ; . O Dowd s Seep Nelsse & 1 , able wear on therm ’ vener ied ue right out ‘n the apes A res 7} ’ / . . 2. a wey ; - . ~~ aaa ms an» ’ 7. . . ° — ; } . . : ; m3 née PF = : > | ne : — tre ‘ pective vill mee im‘ ar ot i dust | cag: Kk Noe k ex i453 peunds . : threatered to blow while Durant was -- — consolation tomight to decide third dust ff bor fron ts - : Dia mn the tf mn his clases lie took ‘ein, wih « Sar-are — 5 im i gttempting to break the worlds rec. WHITE SOX VS. GIANTS, amd fourth places in the national °*” i ears pat it apapesdlncguemeiggy ods apn core ter the, t! a one minute end 5) Sm. Soe ra for 73 miles. However. it held up. , pea at LAD ) aif —~ = of the national teurn or ' the fret round of a sched- 158 pounds— Webring *2: “2 ' bet, due to ite Worn cenditien. hfs r a & Sar-arm™m end Dec =~ @2eear" im sped was de -eesed and We missed. rer . ™ ° - . J ‘ x ;, ' ,;u -reund enceunte . . ‘ : : a hose : ' y eu a ‘@erec ‘he rs he j i Pp aT Ss— preg are Be he : , ' breaking the ©ompetitire Mara by ae achre engage a on AND M’MILLAN a | 7 6H . rtuatty;. Feces =e mdi to , was given a tremendous ovatto: SS Sen — was wt Si three secends Times made by Durant pre. . | ENLIVEN SOX CAMP ‘ . t th : ‘+s . 5 : i . r ewe? ~> = received a smattering a - ‘ 5 ' ' fer twee aa Tes, whteh. te — ‘oe wf) me chub today wes ready to ovens d. | th plause when he appeared. Th si be recegn*ved as offcial. ite twe-game series with the New By be Associated Prees nted t 4 “hicago, Detruit. Cin.| termination of the bout apperent?s | Five miles 2:32.66; 1. o 4.98: 15) _ Yer Nationa) teegue ciub at Fan HOT SPRINGS Ar March : Biees im New Park July 1 es ‘ay Mitehet en Ce “eRe Ge ees edar Rapids several minutes before Malene was 22.:45:52:. 90 IS:1TOT: 08: 2e-946-57- P , Fbree recruits have Been put in the shoristop. and one third baserma® A senc ne ule gee ew: no amertene te applauded fer his victory Br the Associated Press ang 5°. 28:31-¢1 : | a ~~ oe 2 al ST PAUL. Minn.. March 17.—Drewe ike ‘ Be the White Sea. Willie Kemm of the eg ulare, Featured the t Speak Bans Smoking : , : \ ' : nr, a - * . “ eee A the new te Sox thire ba eer a7 wit) af the Bacon An ericane vereie: ~vond oe Mraz “¥ whe + & eT - - fer the s.ngtes and doubies in the | D wateh the St. Patrick's day opener ever the second-atring Mneup seoter-i will be comaienne en * MrUcture | Br the Amodinte Presse Jake Daubert Recovering. National A. A U. banddal! champton- = | Speen the Bench because of an ‘nfured day by a score ef Sto? Mitehe) ~ yp tg VELAND © Mareh 17 ) : , ; . tame ; ia} ne was Ge- he park will he situated net far| Smoking while t., ~~ ~; Sy ie Ametanes Pres ship tournament opening here Mon- ae vere 2 *ermer . @euhb . and & «sir from the ola " rs . i a in iniform has heen CINCING a TY {> w = n “> —_— . e Assoc a og Park where be r red during the piayr’ alr atin RE Pe are ge a day wore betag comptoted teday The Chieage X = see v Approximate Ray Bare ie. Nationa! League civd ele MeMililan crashed o ' - | ; ; ' ae? | tet 7 " Yy . ; s . ri sah pie, the Blues have played for years the Cleveland Indéians saniheaitiecs ~. Daubert. veteran frst baseman of the Approzimateiy (8 players have en-. Ss te tered in all events. CRampionships | > fate iiatesan aston a = ae The stand stand will seg: 18.000 ad . - * echole and his Pi ' : ; Vices here anager Tris Speaker “‘=cimnat! Nationals. whe has been’. cheb. The Cube fon day easy the low Sedleameition wae paren lt wif be of s'ngte-deck reports sa!d ainaainane ~ ae — on acente th — , in Beth 4ivisions will be played Sat- Bux % am extra-inming unsuited to anyehin ee ae we be patterned ciplime rules March 1. and aoe toe from inficense and preu-| urday. Mareh 24. at the St. Pau! A , surely limDering -_ more than lei- after the Chicage National League bis athletes that an cari pre mney _ bome {= Pottsville, Pa./C. where a)! matches wil! be heid. ‘ : eariy retiri is slightiy !mpre Park Bevr must be cbserved. ng ne ightly ay acsoréing The eee et ineiudes the best ~ ~

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ole, Outsider, Derby Winner; alcutta Second Sun Finishes Third te ce for $10,000 Added * » Pure. ORLEANS. ian March koutsider 1%... sae in the het- of the Louini- Park The win. . @ “w as the winner Merby the Jefferaon here this Aiternoon by Jockeys Pool Sun. at & ridden tta, with nd Setting “saddle Mmrock ting ORD HIGH PICKED » TO WIN BASKET FINAL BANA, fit, Rock igh and Villagrove. prep hae. Heaime will fight tt ent tonight: t honors in the State Wigi bask thal! Tournament being here. Roeckfara High tad He own way when they defea:. nVille reoresenting the -south tion of the State last night. 26 While Villagrove. Eaet reprefrentatives.. ran true. and defeated Canton High. . Canton and Greenville Or third place ford High appears the strong mregation and is doped by lora! Mball critics te over Villa. Moone, . UD. Was see- With ' hird the Morris War ruled favorite in March 17 (‘entral 1 38 will Contr — TERN VICTOR “BIG TEN’ SWIM Matreh lL; Nort nw eat. the IN WAGE. niversity won Western Con- swimming imeet here laet Gefeating Minnesota. 22 to 20 The other teame finished in Neowing order: Wisconsin 16.:1!- 1%, Indiana & Michigan 65, 14, Iowa ° Three new con recerds were established and r tied S BODY TABLES DAVIS’ RESIGNATION SRORK. sitren 1: Am mMittere of the 1" | Tennis Aesiciation the ‘table the ment Ywight FF he took fi Secretary «! . The Exec. nited Statee late today resignation of Davie, submitted new Auttes asx War . r O- ” Lasker Wins at Chess. TORK, Mareh 1, . “hicago challenger. las: from Champion Frank J New York. the firet of a Rames for the American Dionship The end came after Ver. consuming 19 hours The ur hours were plaved Thursda: which the con lest whe Ads un jis Edward nieht Muar “rT en chee Challenger wor ih HA vaseed pawn The Will be etarted toda, i Defeats Roller. EKA. Kan. March 17.—cCiiff Ohlo heavyweight wrestler. tr Jack Roller of “hicago in @ht fale here jast night The fall came in 29 minutew and 20 ® and 16 "orcing second the’ s@cond in 20 min eeconds, hoth on toe tie enene * National to Celebrate. Nationa! Athletic 1d an anniversary, club room. 201— this évening Agseoctation celebartion North Sixth a Rancroft tosses DOKLYN. Mase. mE. Cole 11 of North Andove! the national women's -inu'es champoinehip todas She «J Mine Leslie Bancroft of New _On the covered courta of the bod Cricket (iub. &---6. 6—2 Cole and Mre. F. Wa. Godfres fon won the national indodé: ne doubles tithe by defeating | Bancroft and Mre G. W. Wight! of Boston. 6-4, -—s in Final. March 17 _ADVERTISEMENT. s Anybody Shorty’’ Fcc oe ao a vy 4 . ey rat Se ow contests before managed to stay jm the race - Lewis’ headiock time. _Sumbed to it Offer any » TAn not ‘ferent, . have been ashamed to face all the _* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1923. S7. LOUIS P°CT-NISPATCH i GP ia OM up idl | Additional Sporting News | "Brownies Open Long Series of Practice Games, Facing Mobile Today; Rain Interrupts Work ie ‘Contests Scheduled for Almost Ever\ Day Until Season's Open- ing—Harry Rice to Cover First Until Sisler Is Prepared 7. to Take Up the Task. = — —— opinion Kojoff did not adequate opposition to Lewis’ attempt to put the headlock On him in the first fall. I still be- lieve that Lewis, if he has to acheme to get that bold. instead ef having an opponent slip into it use his grip effectively much smatiter at h even against a e. undoubtediy ts a great Rut champions are dim in my day we would “Lew ie ember now Lewis has been through Without giving chaliengere * MPrance Lewis. should give an’ Malienger able to put up $5000 a Nance to meet him for the cham Sionship.’ “Do vou think Lewis has been ™ danger of losing his title in any ef the local matches” Raptiate was asked. “I don’t think he had a chance te lose,”’ was the substance of Bap- tiste’s reply. In fact. that seems to be about principal criticism of the He enters no matches whom he thinks might him, it would appear. eriticiem Lutzhe, a ~ re Recruit, Has Hands That Rival Simon’: s "LEV LAND. LU EK E. obtained } w ALTER Kansas City by the baseman land American League team. thi: March 17 d from Cle. - has a fielding hand that measures al- the base from the a foot forefinger to wrist. With formati« the tip /of most of his little fing The .width of his palm is inches Soiveste: rookie, has tremendous but they have not yet beén oughly surveyed. ‘ Simon Oe ee ee i i ee i worst news to faee they stull ‘chance to stay in the pennant To Face Southpaw. players all are eager road. Mobile will The start on tle the games at Wichita Fails, \ew lookcd the now but port, on, Dalias and Memphis are to ag fine tests for and tife Fohimen., ijdge their accurately by the time with the Cardinals leans ward Llalent will be ces able to chan rames played Wright ably ment against afterno Lefty the Mobile squad. part Kraft and Vangilder the Mobile club Fuhr. the star probably will champions. the \oungsters. will be acid test against the hurling. If the young infielders can hit curving their chances” of places on the Brownie roster greatly enhanced. Association put to and a a a a i a tities'| COLU! MIN , ’ ' One Way to Beat ’Em. ¥ 1 Basco CAHILL’S prediction ultimate American premac\ England alized war he did cipate An soccer over in a not item relating that tip of the the the fingers in spread the measurement from aut to the thp of his thumb was 13% inches D> ist ownie hantis, thor * Oe have a race to be able ‘to present strong pitching from Shreve- ()r- for- ysoune believe thev pennant the are prob- |, will divide the pitching assign- this of | do of the twirling for the Southern Several of the southpaw. outfielders | left-hand retaining will be of su- may be re- Allie the Brookivn Football Club has signed Calderwood, a first division tish halfback. germ of opportunity If football should see fit start British talent, it would American to not Scot- seems to contain the ‘ libs bidding for take long to weaken or perhaps break league by, its stars. maior of the British porting many im™m- Al- ready the Bethlehem team has fol- lowed the importing policy practically every member club is foreign born and class 7 . Nevertheless. the UU. 8S. IF and of this of good teams ought not to pursue the irm- porting policy to extremes. There would be no merit in winning from England with a team made up of old country players. “Beat gland with talent’ should be the slogan. However, this and citvy too, sadly up-to-date British soccer te teach the fine points American-born stars science could be American aggressiveness tinacity, the metropolis of ehift from London Business Before "Sport. T'SINESS threatens (to country. to grafted and soccer to St. lou Een- American-born soccer thie needs a few good, plavers the If British per there js ‘little doubt that would Spo | the Davis Cup finale this year. interests" a cable permit ‘Business serts, will nor Kumagae the wonderfu! little Japanese plav- er..to quit his native heath cae? Davis Cup squad from Japan evuppoorters eting *e)' Tennis he that has said to ire) he ser" hut ob negatively. That * of the greates' world—-Zenzo Shimizu Kumagae Thies pall gies and doubles plaved challenge round agains 1 and todev they atill than any other natir eae and both in in year. better of Tokio are Kumagae rewli« ili break up one tennia teame in the ) Teli: Sit) the ~ noe and npete asa member of this year * ’ ; se e711) ‘mal team in the world except the one America will nominate With only Shimizu and a second rater remaining. step.aside for Australia. strongest aggregation. form. the on ee ee The Tafverss! Game. Tennis is gaining popularity Paraguay. South America. Japan will have to next past in ‘of soc | would ’ his | Can tisadly |; As British are norma'l.” ~ \melected by ‘News of Books and Their Authors MA Book Review bv the Author of “White Shadows 1n the South Seas’’—‘* Economies, Inc.,’’ a New Castle of Conservatism—A. FE. Housman’s **‘ Last Poems”’ Unveil a Poet Short in Output but in Stature Tall —*David Harum’”’ Reealled. “UNCLE HENRY.” ‘Reynolds Publishing Co.) . know Uncle Henry, r’s. If vou should not let the genia! Irvin 8S Cebb m to vou ‘Uncle Henrys our master satirists. I ap- plaud what he says and the fashion Gall is di- in which he save it He yokes a cap- vigorous Americanism with a genial “Sar- and penetrating humor. Hie slams Modernus at shams he punctures bubbles repu- Even laugh with him, impressed profound conviction that he gees down the vers things makes ‘fundamentals tive for purposes of contempla- he has the knack of amusing.” We are delighted to usher this cap we nterta into your company) ie > > 7 “SINGLE BLESSEDNESS. OTHER OBSERVATIONS,” (,corge Ade. (Doubleday, & Co.) this bool By Otto Heller “THERE ETERNAL MASQUERADE.” by H. Dennis Bradley. (Boni and ,.. Liveright.) --i% is one of | IKE fc ven more tioned: vided tor Historicus “Sartor Mr. Bradley, who tation of being itv on England ten a fetching and imp the m morals and iet\ the “Cave-man that of making eater.’ reat i Starting the are compe) accept cause without them t Spoor to regard our world by « Witt nout trappings * from troduce hi (“‘aesar's. so colossa)) three Sardor inte part “Sartor icus « . - where is ‘ grouped a kind): manners viewed humo powe ing eatv Hotel desti- , et Irope the res, not people ision t visibly | osophic phivsical cove the this dual exposition ness But bition is Cone effect of “MERRY -GO-ROUNDELAYS,” their edward Anthony. olting Co.) unnecessar\ for the DV ARD “ifgnature ‘elve grotesque of such a re\ naked (The Century exhi- ANTHONY, under the of Kdar of the widely quoted contributors ‘onning T column in this the dal The an poli- sufficientiy transparent. A = One _ , :¢ carcase cased in a indle of rags iat ho. 's ‘ ower ’ ; ‘ Apre to Scent} saves this aut a ‘ - tT the ) = ssions of poem the varying eon kee! of vicious plined te lies The neither satiric @#thical: the pleads against tion that war in the loss of all torand vanquished Fao ' Transparent new nonce elaver\, . AND ALABASTER,” (The week - jingles ephemera! preserving nted from lies. ' : , iv “ii possibilities and nit ‘yee nthlies only in worth usage. and a are the tongue disc : _ . . . .« Ciervei but dressing Ol Specious hardly, Sa \ wav? we s vid hook is ho but Resartus main strain © This > > 7 “DUMBBELLS OF BUSINESS,” Prof. O. U. Bojack (Bus. (The Stratford Co.) T HE aut of “Little Nifty Les sons in Salesmanship.” ‘“Litrle tle nor historical newest Sartor Doc.) War ol! the convie its design means for hoth vie and that freedom” is hor freedom the cal! the accept Nifty Lessons in Buying.” ‘‘Lit- Nifty Less and Mar- riage his new book h of fellow-feeling bedeviled brethren of the His playful biffa on siness appeared Magazine wal tO] ons in love ha& dedicated vith a warnit his world of bu lie f a call to etc ta hy | Macmil- all “GRANITE Raymond Holden. lan Co.) susiness the heak inall, in a little gy this lection were greatly called “Auto Suggestions.’ winnowed it might be averagely ° * ° good There eccasion ,_“GROUNDED.” by Belle Willey Gue for impro\ the sal (Dorrance.) centur' yagee y is past HARLES rb mes Le eves ceptions are® Orix llouse would he ement even In pieces our DICKENS. gi) to insurrectable has imparted to this novel but not much of spirit—as is betrayed bv rhe ishing Spencerian penmanship dedicat tolerance for like generat eternities Happy con alas more than ion aborted Verses. once in some \nepiration, these his flour of t he To bered do not that weal \, flower in hole that there the ™ liarvei Si ion one who and remem was able to express in i! language complicated as well the phases of human exist ence, Charles Dickens AS a the n noticed and ear 4 ania vour tallored button luminat culia the most pe- the flower does not perish ax noblest inter of soul In vou! pleasant love story it hits because it has not far high The hero- old Iri nurse, alone, lumber- ing and ungainly, does not &tay in by the frame of the pleasing picture. Ww. . 7 7 DEFENDERS OF THE FAITH. pote No. 3. “SOME PROBLEMS IN CURRENT KCONOMICS.” by M. CC. Rorty. President the National Bureau of btconomic Research, Ife. As- sistant vice president of the Amer- ican Telephone & Telegraph Co. (A. W. Shaw Co.) NOTHER paean on things eco- A voi that be, and. really wel! sung Of course, this refers to manner of presentation, woich is cleve! Equally, of for not lity the ec really, The best we lection is that this is fair specimen of its qua 7 - + “FAREWELL TO AMERICA,” Henry WW. Nevinson. (B. Huebsch, Inc.) PLEASANT but po A both America and ail and sound De can Say lark, mainly aimed no ines sh) propl ec’ an shrewd commen! on the two countries, besides @ uggesis the aut arewell politics of the This matter and manne! 5 land where Mr: Socialist. quotauon s hor s (;om ye re Mi Asquith A land too large for indignation; dreams and would seem advanced’ concentrated where wealth profiteers gorges and iluxu unashamed!: | of politics violent]: where (“oa litions eelings and no ‘platituad a land of dresses ed and ext course bevond the dweils the riates, emula remely, land there is ] Ce pi, aly a am going to &@ divergent: a lan perhaps sPa tistics The main ¢ Statement coa rgiument that of all labor. & 16 per cent to . per cent even cannot lesce; where nm oreak up is based on the neomes 68 per cent gBoeas to to land rents tur! disorde! avails bulent , 7 a ? to eoothe thre — ice oreas prey "eri aeda a anf mma to profts in Moreover ries were reduced to the saving distrib- lower-paid workers amount than the author doe« on’ figures gath- Bureau of Eco of which fierce for SON als! rage no other novel of American life has enjloved such a sale and such a prolonged popularity as ‘David Harum.” Close to. 2,000,000 have been circulated and there is still a demand for it. Being a story of a type, there is nothing ephemera! and the statute of limita tions is not run against. It is inter- esting to recall that this very human was almost a “flivver’’ in the of publication, but abwuut time its firat anniversary rolled around it had caught and evervyv- body was reading it. For five consev had a saie that out- all other best sellers of the was made into a good and William H. Crane atarred with success for a number of of story year its the on utive vears it ranked verv play in it years. Its author was in ill health when he wrote it and died before it was ever published The present edition, which is form in style and makeup with the Leloir edition of the “Three Mus- keteers.” is beautifully printed and It contains a rotogravure author and many) reproductions of Clinedinst. and by Clien- illustrated portrait of other rotographt pictures by B. W eat 135 pen and ink sketches dinst and C. D. Ferrand the “THE CODE OF THE KARSTENS.,’ by Henry Walsworth Kinney. (Lit- tle. Brown & Co.) Kev iewed BY FREDERICK ©’ BRIEN Author of * ‘White Shadows in the South Sens.” (Note: The author of ing re\ has hecome through his stories of Hawali the South Seas. whose literars sibilities he may be aaid to have dis- ered: he is largely responsible fer the vogue of that of the tropics armong authors travel ere.) the foliow- famous ana pos lew e*as' part artists and rm KINNEY has written a very Mievonisticates book in a very di- rect and simple way. a supe’ of a reanse way apeliir Z ia also a study with that is stimulay ng. His book pictures of gifls and drawing. and Si! honest women and and gal lery o young womef in psvchological gulariv convincing rea! color and frank character than in a score nHovei-x The storys e alluring Lite ix fascinating. and the seenes * re, elation awift penetratir g 39004 vet eympathetir depictior of pa orama of decadent civilization '” Et rope America and exquisite in teri unfolding There is mot delineation # of othe «tvle if} ine lapan ! have known the author since his bevrhood. There are few American men of his wide culture and varied experience who have the gift of writing fiction. He i« singularly «9 dowed with the knowledge of life. the method of letters and the acute perception of the failure of cullure that make possible the creation cf Erik Karsten. the hero of this book and the ewarm of women who steal away his soul. Few will be the men, ‘ ntifie / -by A. EK. Housman. the reck of copies unl- The. Literary Letter Box rin. Mra. Trenchard. YSenry. Ronder, Maggie, Brandon, Har- mer John than for all‘“the at- mospheric successes in the worid and vet I would, I think, rath- er have written ‘The House of the Seven Gables than most nov- ing the story of their platonic els in @be English language. So friendship extending over a perhaps I am wrong after all.” period of 17 wears (1855-1872.) ° ° . me ee OMEBODY has declared sad- is NATALIE RICE S lv that nowadays anyone can M ceases of Oxford. O write for the magazines. He has fownd in the First might ‘have gone farther in his Lolio of Shakespeare watl-and added that nowadays e it 1623 a anyone can edit a magazine. Giv- designed by Francis BKacon in his en two disgruntied souls of the Alphabet of Nature’ and “Hr- intelligenzia. a flock of reject: the W ‘and based on ed manuscripts; an idle § after- union of a clock and com- noon in’ a cafe. and the result form ‘Racon'’s -mayr be safely prophesied-—a Dial in Shakespeare” is the title new magazine has been born of the she adds The youngster appears in her in to the highbrow guise---art paper and controversy uncut edges—and lifts its infant the Stewart voice on behalf of the op- Cincinnati: O pressed and the misunderstood. . ~ 7 It denounces the censor, most PEAKING of Shakespeare hanefuj] o: American institu- S and Bacon, and cipher, can it tions, and points a finger of really that Shakespeare withering scorn at the depraved responsible for the Pealms condition of American editérs. the English Bible” Look up commercial souls with their ear Forty-sixth Paalm. Forts ever at the pulse of the public * ‘ke, Count whims and tastes, bargainers ttre words forward, to the Forty- and business men. Bah! what backwards from the de they know oo! art? Well, of the Psalm, again to the here is their chance to learn. -sixth A surprise is in s * ; for you, we promise. S saies a prodigy of the peri- ° . . odical world is ‘“Seceasion”™ — ie = (now in the full maturity of rama of Transition Kidd) Dr its fourth issue), whose editors the author of have evidently decided to live up iterature, to :the : ae og Yaa we ay ee ee ke oa morn to midnight. 1e®y prob poet ay ean ae piesa ose. me ably are not interested when -he tendencies of Spain, Italy. ase 1 ne gr as to-what they France, Germany, Russia. the marta Teens. ing rom. it is all Yiddish writers and the 1 nited Ain pialy to them. If the reader States. The outstanding features doesnt know—well, let him. not of Dr. Goldberg's book are that ake: K- te heart. Some of us it contains the first trentimest in have to be stupid, vou know. English of the Itali@n dramatists Their talk goes On unimpaired of the newer striving and che and they continue to orint fullest tre@tment in Enel snatches of books: to be pub- snglish of lished privately—for obvious the new dramatists: it reasons; and they contin , is the English to treat of i} ' ve ws sant OP is 68st revile and persecute the rank . — and file of American magazines Florencio Sanchez who are so vulgar as to be on a to deal basically with paving basis. endl sree a are ba ae Examine the contents move ind niuionid er on +8 * — of thenc little spos- O Neill; it throws new light pie be oy ag ved matance. | . thesdhe you'll find that it's the same peg. Bye penta pare = — crowd behind them all, gravi- glish that contains a“ souiehins — in a circle of friendiy gar- Bieteey of tc. Wiike kaa rete to the tune of a mighty and : protracted vowling. the before Gold ° ° ° the if}. “Paychology and the Day's |) Art The- Work,” by Dr. Edgar James Swift, ‘professor of ps¥chologs and education in Washington ('niversity. is already in ite thir- teenth edition, according to an | announcement by the publish. ers, Charles Scribner's Sone Prof. Swift is at présent engaged in writing a general psychology and a psychology of business preside@ | - . Le R. ERSKINE, A the Studebaker Co., lists these as the eight best books on automobiles: The World on Wheels. | H, .O. Duncan. The Romance of the Automobile industry Doolittle CREDO frasoline Automobile, It« Design of hia “Frag- and Construction (2 vol- of Autobiography.” ..P. M. Heldt the March Book. lyvke's Automobile and Gasoline man, Hugh Walpole makes this Engine Encyclopedia, interesting confession: “Of the ’ ae # qualities noticed in my books I Motor Vehicle Engineering, have been praised more for ‘at- E. Favary mosphere than for any other, Accounting Practice and Pro- and I think in my heart |] have cedure vam oe Dickinson always résented this because I N. A. C. C. Handbook, Facts and believe that it is by char- Pigures of the Automobile In- acter creation § first, character dzatry . .. National Auto- creation second and character mobile Chamber of Commerce creation all the fime that novels The Automobile Industry and Its live and. have their being " Future (pamphlet). would rather be praised for Per- Leonard P. Ayres T will be news to students of | Robert Browning that Baylor in Waco, Tex. has the hitherto unavailable and re- series of 124 unpub letters of Robert Brown- ing Miss isa Blagden. form- iversity. markable lashed to print- cipher tory of inds the pa Se in dial book in which teresting discovery Shakespeare-Bacon it Kidd publisher Co by of be was the =ix is ywour word sixth. then end Forty stone N “The ‘Stewart Isaac “Bra- “Studies in troldberg, Zilian I discusses biatic (German first in America’s dramatist, the first the entire page- gene on the book from days faden's beginnings to | umphs of the Yiddish ater. Ky 4 , e] ° Re Ess aes déek in HE MISSLON This is the motto which Capek, the author of has tacked over hi« the office of his own Art Theater in Prague. "It ia art that must bring men together in nature after all errors and stupidities. If men will only open the window and note that the thrush sings the same song in (zecho-Slovakia that it sings anywhere they. will have valuable lesson.’ learned a a > WALPOLE'S R Mi In the sixth ments appearing in OF ART. their else Dyke deep): y complished victim of Weltschmers. | I gave a California epring day to the reading of “The Code of the Karat-— ene.’ though ‘all about were wild. flowers and tree blossome. for. after all. to those who have lived half the | allotted time, art is more compelling | than nature reading recoc- not Karstens who. will of the of cities The Code nize with a thrill more of the fair the charming and of these pages on of egotiem one or ones rended youth who unfortunate Kinney's women are of tormenting flesh: and as ones aweetheart wife neighbor. ae en ly, ora. With the same knife with whica te and finally leaves stricken and hopeless his hero, he gives a stab to the last and most delectable of the levels pnd frail! nymphs whe hearttetrings and make wus consciences and connec. “one worr- ende in deaepair. death rattie of virtuous hie here. the just heen-visioned author. with tn exorable regard for the verities. de- the final delusion of feminine vhodness we had hugged to our faet- chilling besotr “The Code of the Karstene’ is as) far from “Main Street as the Boils je Boulogne, but would point to the poetical conciusion that Juay ‘yGradgy and the Colonels lady are sistere under their skin. The jour- ney to the conclusion, as we are led Kinney. in thie unusual story, te) ané often pap on ered heart probing ané tn | educational absurdities, and wad ae philosophy of an nenorna™as blood, as actual eel IMPRESSIONS or franeing as tlove. thetr mad kisses, their failings are night. Sex in every (The Macmillan Co.) N his preface the author explains | that these essays are reprinted | or and adds that he ts not at all sire | >why he delivers them to ua in, book | ‘form. After glancing through them | I quite understand hig doubte. very. qualities that make them at-| tractive as magazine articles, ‘thetr | informal and unstudied manner, } their mixture of eritielem and ver-. sonalities, detracts. perhaps unjust from their value ae a collection. ; Here they seem incoherent and in«| clined to double up on themselves. One finda that there is almost as much about Shaw in the chapter en- titled “A G. Wells” as there is in. the one headed “Bernard Shaw.” 'And one serambles hurriedly back. and forth. in any of these esanys, | from personality to dramatic erttt-' clem and back again to anecdotes, until one hae pregressed from en | wildernmient and diecoemfiture te an) sbeotlute peeve. The Three Furies! of our schoo! daye untty, coherenc» and emphasise. may after all be the Three Graces, we murmur as we put this book aside Anyway, & man can be sprightly its draw the nor ne (see > ‘ent eur Rear h our The search man tions fer the an for but as hope and one the coonvulres airovs ‘land ‘not without proved _for But I do find an writes of behaving hopper, sa Lytton all time. not doubt Mr. audience. Galeworthy, ‘people sit up and leten. Chesterton, Bennett. Welle. Shaw. Yates. “A. m3 and George Moore is sure to Save That of the good signs of the ime - NOTES AND NOTICES. “Once on a Time.” by A. A. Milne iG. Pr. Putnam's Bons). “Here we have an expose of con- ditions as in “Once ing of childheod ward as the princes we childhood, on a Time” | krownups, that but we were led and few tales romances re not the autbur., among us Rave pot a secret desire for fairy stories | has upset all the cherished prineipies — In his Palry- “life waa not so straight-for — pretend: — all good or tad: ‘to belleve, existed in YFairrlang. was written for know - fairy rings not always helpfu magic swords and seven league Bo equipment for fighter the only and traveller.” necessar) : - ard Through the peges of the book“tn deligtittyl march princes and kings. procession. acters that for the magic J: Seott, Sones). live in carpet | “The Divine Cehenaiitine” oe: sa ee ‘princesses ard fairies. dragon® ana witches and all the enchanting ehar+ Fairyland, Te . ‘yead the story is to purge the mind 7 a while of realities; . to ride on back te the the when all fairy stories were “s by waheg a Koene a - * Father Scott's treatise was writ ‘ten to present God, mvetery, he sets forth , that we may His ways, | Him aed His dispensations.” but that we Tmuay “Official Records of the Unies and 3 Confederate Navies in (he Warot ~ the Rebellion.” oi ae Printing (3 Offige). 20 Authortsed by jhe Congress. | This detailed: work running. oon a period of years has sien further ate ‘volumes one, | second. series. | the maval operations on during the p by Civil War. “Radio-Telephony For Ey Lavrence M. erick A. Stokea Co.) nontechnical oxplamnane | of the radio-telephone dy a > ‘ clear, “From Printer who knows his subject t ‘and who taught it in the /during the war. Sherman A. Cuneo. Was a “fe ) friend of- apparently high spots executive. ' discriminat | matérial tor hie ‘life’ llow-editor President - made use of only a in the life of the, Had he been a little in in hie oe of the» dent, he proably would have 4 the children of the country an the appearance two and three of It treats in @ hes ; ne PS. esting story of Harding. But aaJ ie, he has atlempted to int aduit mind, which tf ® likely to be entirely successtuhis ad Chamberlain. fertile, The . by George ‘ (Harper & Bros imagination of. id Chamberlain and his martery of inence In | novel “Rack house,” are the features of greatest his Around the adventures man who goes out to see after t public's compassion the author > /woven an intensely interesting It is a post-war story in ¢t racters are “ormer « ice men, but the war tteelf does no principal c« enter into it. ris, “hero” of the tale. Captain Rederick lomes “hi inherited wealth. and with it his’ _maater np ay 28 and as “'? | aseumes the fo ‘experiences of friends who atrive to bring “Roddy they had known are ‘into a fascinating mer “lee Ages.” by PP. Putnam's Sens) The story of the vast slaciors § Mr “lee Ages. ** has ages ago covered miitiows of miles of the earth's surface. an story those giaciers and ive cap left in the rocks isethteresti simply teld by OF MY | latest book. ELDERS.” by St. dolbn G. Ervine. hee taken a subject that studying intensely and, 4 of all semblance of unfamiliar’: a tifie terme. from the North Americen Review | anyone can understand. He" aimost entirely with put it inte omy | phases of the ice ages that PE A RE EEN = BLICATION has actually explained. His The interesting and well told. | : fo killeteus a Secon MeCabe,_ McCabe ‘o The |He becomes the lieutenant of Ervine wil! © Anyone who — Were . ny % not stripped of © but glorified by tt. aad “4 in hie preface. comprehend G ae Cockaday. u. & Sa The author of this volumecewh® and Harding»

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SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATLH : | L NEW _YORK STOCKS IL NEW YORK BONDS I NEW. YORK CURB J Me Le | Special to the Pust-Dtspatch | sow oA ony. 2 ie ae Following is a list of saics, highest. lowest and closing —SPECIAL Dé on to the Post-Dispe ‘ Sock Exchange today were NEW YORK. March 17.—Following is an official list of bonds traded in of the - NEW YORK. Mareh 17.— ——~: New York Curb market today. Saies of stocks are | Rete” al NEW YORK.: March ae —Total esaies on the New Tork Stocs xer | New York Steck Exchange today with prices up to and includ og the close of the market. i Se cee oe ae ae of Standard Oil issues, sales of which are in full). 523,500 shares. Sales to 11 a m. were 206.300 am 100-share lots) on the Stock Ex- Total. suies today were $5,888,009. against $10,206,000 yesterday, $4,051,000 a week ‘and sales of bonds represent $1000 face vaiue each: -——— By a Special (Cc cliowing i# a iiet of today’s individua: saircs ‘or the day: ago, $12.557.000 a year ago. and $5.100.000 two years ago - at : . change, with the high. low and closing prices and the net.changes +0F From Jan. 1 to date, 67 569.000 against $97,965,000 a year azo, aka $651.127- Sales. SECURITIES. High Lew. ~ Clowe. Seies. SECURITIES High. Lew. _Ciowe. Poat- i a nn we 000 two years azo: yven | Roteend Sales! Hich.| Lew. Close Chee. sTOCK MARKET AVERAGES. | ‘Sales in 2000s.) __ Sales SECURITIES High. Low. Close. Seaboard Of! .... % | wget names “ _INDUSTRIALS. _ _ | ieiectea Close Goose a Wek ao Seles, “SECURITIES, _Hieh._Low._Cloe | susceLLANEOUS AND INDUS-| s nw ‘33. . | 5 Fen Meee O0.40e = ? portage cccunven aan : —— : - Soran __ feday te. “ _GOVERNMENT BONDS TRIAL BONDS. Am RC Gs... . Tu: Paina a gia 20 Industriais.106 07 Lys. 64 100. 21 . ry 9S USL 3%ee '32-47.101.10 101.02 101.06) ; ; & upward. There was «4 20 Railroads . 66.77 | . + 4 . oa US. s ; in Pan-American stocks, 40 Stocks. —— -)) is ”~) - . 98 00 97.86 Rat Sales Higch_ lor _ Clese._Cn ze .* ini INDUSTRIALS. : "SL 3a 4 , OR 40) ee 3 ee |S si h : vw va ‘ 1V0. Us v4 100.08 _ ao Bidding Up of Equip- {ment and Oil Shares With (Better Movement in Rails S Gales Outnumber s+ 4% ‘Losses. es i By Lensca Wire Frem the New York ‘Bureese of ~s Pest-Disptach. NEw YORK. i 17.—The Eve- | nifee Post in its copyrighted finan- celal review today says “While trading in stocks was in a Yolume eo limited as to preciude | any flear Indication of trend, tseadi- | po °n 2 46 ness. over the list as a whole and | Booth F: aR marked strength in certain groups ‘Bur wories and specialties. following the sagging | > gee > : ween Boer’ PES SS mine at od , Ao ot © Ph et ¥ > “cy - al ‘ eee —s gi e “@¢ e - poe 8 ht Cg ee ee mo ew is «3 aoO~ae ee y 2a [ ot e +9 7 — a” he bm 4 at ae eel” Leen”) “De Cer~e od tt ee Tet thle SC eee ee - . —~ uN eeoeel ot | ~~ ECPTTELEE LECCE ER ~ Go See ~ Se2ou SB Uisteewse rity £5 7 a i 4 7 - — So 7 se »~oe + £ af? FF ae e rr oe 5 me 2 ee SRS er? ~ “ e 27% “er ie eee bs Oe 4. ewe eee al ¥ : iV hd 4s > a ao | else] oe -- ww we Thi) . + he cc he — ** re | *n ed Dee te fo Pet lot Aree fal 4 4 ee tae & iSCSI CW. View a OU © ais -- ww ~ ew | a el € dee Oe J 9 de es Ct Ot es we tc x Pee ae care es ’ i ae we ar 2 ~~ ‘ “e« \mHiem ite or Sssn-anbeo- nee | “ 4 , th ~~ _ Fie euéeé > bt ht o-oo b4 pH he Sea: weer tobe “-« iw ~~ se |. Aaeee oO ¥| ‘ te , » es ~~ pe wH@e@etdad ‘Treas ne a | a rt Sd cr ‘ ~2bOW bh he Dido i lt set 8d. a — ~ ‘> oP cc © ec _o Foe SETS OSS ih. wu - ’ ~~ a 3.39 -®D "ee es ~ coor é pe Ot ee 5>©3290 ~~ 4 re ~ a u ESSE S Sars és fo s 232 7 - ~?'@Oici td Were bOI Oi. ‘? - Baers is ~t es - i, of itcom ‘? es) ~~ @+is 4 Oot wg: vn “1@risQ®@ ~ IS@-+) 3 Pf eee es nt ee > 3 _ S* "1% he 98 & ; Sw nt FOREIGN BOND: h Prod an 100%, . °/t E Power ows « - Y Timken Axle ne = ~~ . 1S bees a Via ° ~ = 4 leeteddd, ig s@¢ed0e SF 3. ~ © - SOT ETAS 7. a) . CS FFISEL ESET EIST os > et he Lot) a ~peeu so ‘ “ae FF Fit es ‘= Ot QoS -t- ft rw oe - io Re “s. 95 ly ‘;eV Gov ‘sor Among the strictly i sues, it was noticeable grade short-term obiie » q - ‘ _most in demand. Here and @ PS . =e (AVL i) 6) oe PRU we KS ee Foe 6 TF , wi ~ Ge Gt Ga TSP SS [ “IiD-1e" Ce - ~ ~ = eh lek 1 Dr ioces tte mh FES PA ersiqmeisese® C-SGe Cwu : moc ~j ee oe a tt oe i) * J FS nine? F $9 M-+{h er Dw ios) -Pr- a ‘ . ~ a ~~ - = FS S by ine. Among foreign ton Juergen 66 were | a gain of more than a ey | bonds held their new Liberties were dull and i Gis ¥ * asen~Laaute "s a5 ; ; doliel ele | ped —_ -- -- a — » ee ' * « > —D cs +) Gee! rtoi - -1ce Gre pe! oy : eee > ~iQe - ~~Chuiigeisce4Aces oe ps] pw ~ IAanw ~~ ee 77 ~~ ~ s . ais Aivarado Ariz G ‘op Big Leige Butt e &€ ¥V Calaveras ‘9 Caledonia Mi; n Carada (op “anari » cr . - WOr ide tse ete + es is y 4 ' ~ YW'Gdeoed VW SBuUcottr. +o ; : : ’ 7 r - - @ rs es 7s irik IT Cle ©} cee | 4 eeéed ° rm Baris a leet »'| oe ISO Gere +) Zz Pw Ps 4 - = ‘ . cumde, its as See a : aot riak! Pan Ys ~ a oe ee ee ~~ pe io COU yp » al rr ~ — - “Tecv wi-i Gore FSF ELMS “ od ~ s"7 SU ie D ri — - e 2ucvu gue Ls « moe de Ge Gt dG OF , : os seine & & 4s - o- sl Pa + + ' MISCEL LAN FOU s : TRIAL BONDs. - ed el por your last char prices were 14 potnte lower to 7 same F it. (higher Mar sold OM to 30.85¢ on oe ‘ to see } and October to 764.48¢. but there wae c ™ | Siderable buying at these figures , by bullish South - . eat Sone ee aoe Se | The Electrical est. Pri ; ~ ° May, advancing to al. Ose -- ~~ 7 tion —the most ' a0. - Oc uring the earty trading ar . * ; 3 pail a .tacular and dazzling! . The fore as for _ : : . c beautiful show St. es — : comes to a close te) narket showed , ° , é ‘ivicy later im the matning 6a am night at tr o'clock. a ; = 70 del vers aot aon ' touch! "s 31. 3lc The pe s Continuous Program net advance, of 10 t 6 volta. arias: SEW YORK 7 —Cotte sae oday /steady: middling Bg tg - a " ; T 2 to 11 P. M. New Orleans Spot © NEW ORLEANS, March 17. — Set ' > : Unity Gold &% : ie wiet. 75 pelntse lower: salee 4 = - ; te arr: + ap mem low GRAIN LIST STEADY mitining. 1 +8; stock. od middling. F i | wonders of this ON THE ptt ~ MARKET New York Cotten. = : yourself. "XEW Yor: March 17.—Cottes one ; ; ; ON LOCAL MARKET —: 200. It. Meek on ety = | Admi 50c, plus CHICAGO, TI — - . a ’ dmission . : ' db" (Be a : . - - “y Liverpoel cables. balis in — i ~a ae ) uly Rs 2 a : °s 96 j ; Dolores Dry den Eureka Fortuna Min Coldfield Dev. Golaf TD ; Geldtigh a Fol dfie! tel Goid Cotn Min... Geld State who Utes er are | ie Lo- sD = Vies aD ae oh avers eer é ¥ “f se we 1 3 i + ef £ on Om wx lm © oe e+ lee Sar in 4 a rs ! ~ vrores tt tatet +: FILE FSO CS FEF 2 aed ~~ ~—j-o be Mag —_ ‘ p : VL ’ , ad 0s - et tht Ge a Cons Pet Hudson Ind © € ‘3 K erstore 7 al ae 7 -'5r ou es i) 4 cle oe @ £2 J] 2) ti 69 ' Pores tsa ‘~-1 ~ Spe | ee) wa Gre a e@ ‘Hupp Mot 1 in dta homa , | worn y See ee) ke HCA row ; ~~ Sts is 2 yz? Pet et oo orl ieesstes gy =» ] — s && re ss ot «fF eroew ue SSFT - ~ ‘ : “3 A 139i De mri tiodti- SI , ei Ort re ‘ Cr-1.ae ree op “it a riw3veLaee +t @ Eo ei ee ie | Pe a se oe © > 7) » o pe — " 7 ee on had Eo -~ Or- de Z2q,.¢cry St “Ps e ; *- i an ~> i” ion | Lear’ 4% is ieee Cc - ' ; ' Fw-tad) ~ Ss % 7 ~~ {33 4 ime isceres or , Sf e+ 4 * -c ’ eee ve Lad hee statement of the Clearing House shows a dee — in | - surplus aerve of $10.537.00°. the to- tal attest at $6.706.000. . This change was brought about by an in- | = | @7eare of $69,041.0°9° itn loans and) M*ecounts and caine of $4,794.40 In femand derosits and of $12,489.90 in ‘ime deposits. Reearve in the Federa’ ese rve Rank of emb.? ho meanwhile fel! ef 2508.935.000 | Foreign Exchange Nipectal te the Post-Diseatch. NEW YORK. Marek p S5-—-ebewing i a Mat ot BCR wr: eas RATES per sovereign)— cables. $4.69% com $4.66: commercial, i" 1 WW pp ‘¥ FS PAS TS a 4. »@ @3) oe zg P| Oa is-te ec + 4p &oOuUdeD vt | je de i Deere > | - Pus! ; a. ve OCT TS i? | > J) | ‘ 7 s is fa oe | - ws sew i~cCcrr- mie pe % rs ota ‘f ¢ roe .*- ~: ’- 1 haa oe ' > . o] - eaa fers PS ~r~ eer SOSi Rite one Fig LOCIS MERCHANTS *XCEANGE aree ime of resting orders im the market 17 —Foi owing is the official record to sell, closing rices were higher Seehoari | igh. low and clesing and previ- i rep: ried that the United Kinagdem fatied te in local market. and quotations fo.iow the advance. bur. that the Continent as received from Kansas City and Chicagc | did. and this, together with the a. for ' — 4 " % markets /a& cold wave, was a bull facter. a. . i - Hish Low Close. Yes’ day n receipts also encouraged buring WHEAT | demand for whect was fair There were 635,- ; — - ue) bcusheis cf wheat bought in Omaha yves- | 120% 2 il teriday afte-necon to } &- ‘ sored & @le ; 16% a1.1i6% Septem Der - q id _ ‘7? «= *@e P So ~ tw. ’ * Oa me Beet Lol an =) x’ ” ae a Di ett oi 4 evaded Face? hs a i-D - hte ei ise-a s 7 +)* ; -« » 4ohOmaorrr -- > mr, ; if Ftd lol ft: our a Peep -i€¥ oe Led ek ks SOS SSESETA SRC I FP eeee SPSS EP ELSPA AGS © T-tree Qe 1 OOF Py a sé ye “— FF oe G.28 ye. caMes, 6.29c ies, 4.51 ' a.-- Lwemand. 14.64 » eae NI-—Demand, 398.44: cables. 39.48 (449. OOT4 “4 6° 18. 2H al 19.31 . 648 ‘cables, 4.40 Fh al pee Rte ~~ w Sf ; > "gy i — ni te “dA more mon*rT ‘. @ “ec ~— +» *? ; + eer eee re ee eee *ere Pr 2 LESS CLV . «a (etek oes wat “fey “ade ‘ker closed unchanged to : 45 Sc: Ja o Phase ahd i- , * ee ee ddeé gm o' bro cm: chickens. LP naa chockens pounds and over. 29: ate and over * ie ee és - fie > eure a 7: | ee we *eeee rie | #29 r?* is wd 3 ian 4 . Pe ee eo ee se ta -* \ Se ffs d fia TES. , Cables, 45.40 = - * * "Te ae oo) re Gres 3 7, ’ Sot 27 ¢a do Dr pt o | CH AGO). Mar O iow le » 2) & OO * re hae e ~~ SO ewer av eld fs Sree esr? ’ ~~ & © ou a i-_ ie sie > inne SS > 1E TIO” Pe Pare e fea eae 2 per Lew The. CABBAGE-Axew York Danish, Tesae S&? to $100 oer ten ++i Sf 8S FAS | &é 1a? O03 % seFuUsse-s eww oe Demand, 13.350 ~—Demand, 87 56 — Checks, Lard. $122 is. rine, | a ss >: eee St.Louis Stocks | Tints on tie St. Leule Steck Fx j. ehange et the weekend session ameunted to BERD shares of stock apd $10 000 dor ts | Tee following te « let of sales made. the) 2” @ttere pald and the ret cnanges aos oompared ‘ -¢ ree A “' & x BEBOEDH R-sss 5S Peter ifid “aa i998 7 #19 Swrigturw ae “xchange - ; 2 white. 4 xe. 3 white, | shert evered «expert busin ' a ; ; report @f more taken by uror ! NNEAPOLIS. Minn.. March 17.—Fieu: prices and corn fellewed ; a , to 10c higher: family patents, Im the loca! cash grain market 70 @ barrel. Bran. $29 le higher on doth red and hard. was sid Mille were light “corm wae steady ‘ec ic Sigter ae ve Cash cats were steady mand Yas Prices rated a tits Winter Guten he easly NEW YORK. March 17 —Butter @rmer- period There wes some eren receipts, 7157 bi ‘the week-end Liverpoo! opened a: to a4 S04 “51 P cream higtier and ciesed ‘4d up yesterday expert creamery Sree, 49 business helped sentiment current make. Noe May wheat cepened : te $1.70. | Temula: uly wheat $1 aon 0% wheat ‘TT? ~~ i2 Mary cern 77 &~ ‘ov ae F 6S +46 Wwe SB Nis 4 , -- we tee eo al a -- Pa ~~ a Fs $488 SH r sts FFL F Tt Ceti 4é¢z ~~ os 694373613 - ir ~s Ww ’ i Fre pe 2°2oSCoTtg A : Ow ~e ea aa ef as a : A iio ate” ~#id SHE SOLE SO ELEM ELAARBRS the Post-Doereatc® RSsTON. March 17 “Fellewing is «@ of todays highest. lowest and ‘iosing pr for the mest active ste ks dealt im bere ee THe CURB A loues : ‘ ‘ ADIT eek gm) (he Post -Dispac Amoskes« — ‘Ew YORK Marck 17 , f the w-ok anint ee ‘7 3:3 wisas ‘+P & —" Ss we Ounwnsavue sabain, compat with $4 900 a week ond 000 leet year i : r: AS CITT. Me. - os : . ’ . : “2 + : » &™e ‘ : ’ a - T R ° =a sSfances where substantia. ava: : 148 3G ay - Leia public el levetere Se = > peck was ‘he strengih : ° Maracea ’ bx ’ Exn "y “- . " : te ; . . ty pT; Re een 1s agg egal ei mim « : a Heeére _ oe _— ne = th red w'nter wheat. te) . _ a ‘> — mentommecs - — ~— ——_ bard winter a ara winter whest. Atoene are nee>rin rack at ere _ Clearings. Mendy, Silver | we a nat reese en | 6O6TC ise Te - "_eote =| Rone ysmeciation , * ee ite on net t .- ; , reper : i) + ° + a’ ’ ¢ [ye ite . % 7 ; D ’ ; } | ap - - og oh Bay, 2 . eed = 1 es Se } New Vork Sugar. - each tor ‘ect! ) ——— : NEW YORK. Marck 1? —The mw b . bd a no ea - 7 Witt, fii : i é ank a4 yy’ as “s & { }e iy! _et pe « WVa~wr } : “. a “Lere $7} 4 - ; : ’ toe | anc ' 2h Re AG : ‘etal ef sTV"p hat was active and strong, re ™ oo i868. 82° bags ap>ers? Rae suger under 77> om t - ors is *" aon ene Pia Sok Pf PE . ie wre - ren’ee me te. SO -erti nes Exchange on Loa- . eee 5 peanmnee Five < ee i: ace. TF ern’ nee The 40!) _ wae queted at 15 francs. 98 cenrimeas ar -— sie , Perea LONDON. March 17 —Ber aver 32 310 pee ane pence =~ Gurnee Moner “2938 Se qoant -atce He dii’s oa oun New York Coffee. NEW TORK. March 1?7.—(Coffee—Rice 5 ‘L3e. futures steady; Mayr. ll 3Se mm ts tu | ;

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all Street ‘and °9ECIAL DAILY — Cc Post-Dispatch. ; YORK, March 17.—In to.” ne the few importa nt? % occurred were all of thenrs, There was a fair recovery,” heyican stocks. Active buys? on in Sinclair Consolidated!” fucers & Kefiners. Next tans. shares the railway equip... Pp was the most prominent, “« rican Locomotive and Lima s3 ive made new highs, but. las nothing new in this tai & at 38 was up two Poin: ."" y. The street is looking font se in the dividend. Ma;.'* cros@ed 46 for the first time, - of the rails did better toward - , hotably Delaware & Hud-~ ly Wiggly had had ite 16. k friday. It» speedy ra}), licated that the floating sup. still very small. The market rong and considerably More», es uw The Bond Market. was no particulanctiange es today and tradi dur! y-hour ‘session Was very dy! y most of the changes were but in no case was thera an:- t guin and the chief favor wn to speculative, as distinct estinent, issues. ~ the strictly investment ine was noticeable that high ws bort-term obligations wer, demand. Here and Rata issue showed signs of. ra}. D4 mong foreign bonds the Any, n 6s were prpminent, i more than a point. Frency’ ‘ld their new ground well. were cath and SANS SeNpulyr. $ ARE IRF IRREGULAR ON YORK COTTON MARKET. - _— ee ee TORK, March 17 —There wae fur : Month liquidation in the cotton at the opening -today, and firs’ 14 points lower to 7 points May sold off to S0.85¢ on the cal! ber to 26.00c¢. but there was con- Duyime al these figures encourage?! uthern spot advices and pros- uneettied weather | the South Cen steadied in 5 en hong nz to 81.03¢ and October ‘io ” @uring the -early trading or within for of yesterday's cloring quota was for unsettied weather tern belt with probable. rain in “Gkinhowe ina West Texas. Me. “S& S#trone opening tone in the sg nd rumore of negotiations looking * at in the Ruhr were factors on pearket shoved increasing atreng!) ty later in the morning on cover- bent sellers and foreign trade buy ing new crop deliver) Active months to 29 rants net higher, with Mas Bi ie The close wae eteady at a of F pin "6 pvolnts ORK, March 17.—Cortt : ddling, 31. 30x = ee New Orleans Spot. ORLEANS, March 17. pet, cotton pointe lower; sales on Spot saa monee pnw Ang 2 ec; sb at ts bri aa BQUA — » ai 7 common * aw equabs, peti i Sapade. WL. | per 1b.; Poun v ny ; eit - eiieea. clite S0n,! stipe, pons, 6 "7c; cull tutkeys, ' Whe; ae vy ducks, 10¢: geese ’ i. a j Gc: 165;:6 ae ‘Tod 2ue ibe. ht - Pacer: ~ £4 te ‘cumtty. fl , ie." £50 ay age eet | - ° ” “*. on gem ogg? me a. + GE—New York Danish. $60 tole Saw 4) $100 per ton delivered, ¢ home-grown Zhe “s :t “slat Rake 0 Ba i, rT 76 roe u e coe. $1 ‘50 A. 100 Iba.; Bbc to" FLOW Bti—Catif~ornis. $1.35 to | , ¥—Titrida crates, 3° for Bs; $2.75 +8 45 and he s — na hothouse, $4.50 te 44 i. ) PEPPERS—Fiorida, 1 4g -bushe! e a: “I Onlifernia ‘oeberg, st isian » ) he ; ea ‘Ver 100 ted. sima)i, S—Per 100 ey Red yt we i" oe. + ee Ag gira: 2h: Yaane yo i +4 12 Bi bo, roee $2.30 a H Louisiana tips, ive oy to Toma Barn dozen Benches. ‘ pe SE, ees, Tbe; A alee The to Oe. vc EANS— Florida dark, 846775; ‘e-bu ham 2 NT ome-crow washed ' abu box; new Loutsians, $5 1 oSh.so ; nia (9600, ane te $5.75 fornia and and Florida, 68.00 18 i2%e te 40e : ’ : ——a ie PP Lr ey: ai te pee Coes 7 ' ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1923. 5. March 17.—(United States De- ef Agriculture)—Hogs—Receipts. , poneveniy "0c to 2bc lower: . Dulk 160 to 200 pound averages, 65: bulk good and choice 240 to butchers. $5. 1548.35: tew pack- grouné $7.50; pigs mostly $7.25@ ho!dover, ped heavy hogs. 8 oe, light. jpts, x» steady ta he her* e wariing a itn Se higher re a nce, extreme top ion« veariings, Dest handy end mateured steers, rous lots beef steers and year 10: beef cows and heifers - epots up more. canners and feeders, veal calves her: week’ s bulk, 25c higher; rices follow: es - rere cows and helters. ' may —* $3.560@4.560: vea £5@1° > 500: market ‘steady: - Fat lambs. 25c to 50c , wearing wethers weale to 25c wet, 4o; gheep steady fo strong: week's — be $15 15 to city butchers: clos- © a ; a Se packers; bulk desirable ng 100. $14@14.80: good kind, a Aw shorn up to i2 5: choice 3.40; heavier kind. $8.’ ed bulk Stages of the Rivers. ° 6. fall .1; Cincinnati, ouisville, 19, rise 2.5; ° iro, 44, rise . Louis. 17.7, rise 1,2; Ca . 9; Memphis. 30. rise 1.6; Memphis, Y rise 1.3; ew Orieans, 11.8, nS s oii as pp Mion Tonight! your last chance Ao see it. The Electrical Exposi- _tion—the. most = spec- .tacular and dazzlingly beautiful show St. Louis has ever Kad— comes to a close to- night at 11 o'clock. Continuous Program Today 2 to 11 P. M. Don’t wait. to hear others tell about -the wonders of this show— come, and see them yourself. ‘Admission 50c, plus tax Children 25c, plus tax HOG RECEIPTS AVERAGE AND PRICES ARE MIXED NATION 8 17. 1933. AL os TARDS, Ii! % 00 I CATTLE—Fresh receipts today were ‘oo light to make a market and values went unchan . Recesipts throughout the weex | were of very Cesi volume and vaives cicsee steady to 253. 7 for the veri Quotations—Beef stee ; buteher rearlin utcher cowe, ra $5 t cutter cows. canner $5.50; bologna we gee and ractically no trading was Gcne. The market was considered abot steady, however, with the different classes uoted as follows: Choice ; 50 to $14.75, medi fair grades at $12.7 lambs quotable at $1 1. 30" ye $12. 25 ton sheep quoteble at “ae ewes, wethers from $8 © $9.25 for those ‘ith wool and ies for the clipped. kinds Cnoppere and ~~ + $4.50 to 5.50 and canners $1.50: to HOGS— Rece!pis | about an average for Saturday, the estimate calling for 6000 head However thie. included 2500 directa. leaving the sulable si y moderate to light Wuality again up to or above the average. Demand just fair. e#« most of the order buyers and city b utchere were not operating Market opened fairly active. however. with the big peckers H. . Ps and G. “Ipfterson. lll m. . Lela Kiimcar days. 1 Mon > f. nd 1 Morgen. P. Pozar, 36. ‘ig BR. .. Fourth. c 247 | H. Scott, 50, Adrems ; Mi. Reth. 5212 Imar. Mary Short, 79. * 4423 Evans Burial Permits } |‘ eS Boe, A nd Meier. 5516 De i ' | of course it isn ‘t. a Fimpeon—Ida N ” r uy * A Youn Crump—Ollie Mae Robinsons. and E. Banks. 115 S$. 34 st ; 8. Watte 82. and A. Hall. 8727 Hickor:s /Wilheimina C. Wingma Teg 7. 4316 Gano | White clothes soil in a few dark ones. 4 ~ Ps / bor party “emphatically opposes” the proposal to trade ubes of the ‘municipal and Fads bridges. It also | @emands proportional representation. *y my) yee. wv ant eh , 3 4 I oye Tae eae oe oe : ci ? es a b oe x eles F “Se ’ ee a ae ” rie Ro B j ore . he Ee Cie z or ay - 1% Y 4 a + P ~ ot Cee Mie TP ok -" al 4 at 1" watt : AS te PE en ey ee ne oS aa ; i

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ST. LOTTS 5 a as POST. DISPATCH. rai a —— WARTE MEN. BOY = ; ea a Lee a = —" MELE NTED_™ N SOYS MELP “ o— > ; Ne LOST AnD FOUND ee : SHEET METAL WORKERS— Jenced in BIL. CLERK—With oe os RcH 17. 1322 om s | PRLLAR ; : 3 + 5 ; | & 7 te 3 drug 4 eiore -eferences . : ; hors and girls PELLARIN—Entered !nto rest — “e . a ow ‘Lost ANSWERS T l Chouteas : _— Soom E tank work. bt « . Writer -—— | | | pa: “ . «er work. , —" 8 ‘ & . ‘ . , - . re mee, atin : ern ot Ta (cl) sH08 CUTTERS —On “Wemen's h —_ CASHIER. dave —~ : shoes , _. ‘Charch of the March 16, TTS. at 5:45 bp , . merting. Bic cor- peiiarin. ‘beloved som of John and. Liberty — Lost: Boston bag. biack. or 57 Co. Garrison av. ic) Pellerin and our dear brother, age ment Bend read. Webster Groves, tain- Surrns : | :; , Write Foot. Schulte , Cha fnome an SS days. é oA ing basketball outfit; reward. 425 ber ethet 2 ~~~ 2 , —Te work in are siore 5900 Del- Pant. Jinn no _ tener trouble te keeper, Bus Witte 7 + a eing y pom Bem e from the . ’ , Webster Groves Webster 7. tev) The Post. Dis pat h reserves the right to he any "query. Tia P sl ees - : SHOFEMA!) — oi, one , ae en oo Pay line Sundew fro ! Bs hat "62: . x 1’aNXOR ) : ne ante eg e | oe my | stn A — bicycle « te BAER & FULLER — : c ° . N : ; ) mt e : Sat me , ¢ satd ° . ita NOIR 4M . ' : . ay ek rir he Ata me: , , mn lj Eucilc aia ma. y~-. DRY (>i me «oH : “8 : 4 a they oa be. A cas he 7 ? TS + Cee ene My _ WYERING MA HINE (BARKER Poo od Into . . 1923 at oOo: tithes A , 1443 + } tat é ' nan BOY Q 31GN “PAINT - : ’ ; per- 'Y Thur . — — , —ii—_—iia © - rd to -_ _ LO n d aguit wal men 2» iy. ern vertisin P r a a : &) tt - , eutters per s; an ser ore ther in-| ry ler on “a ast nd ard teturt G Ee ' -oest 7 take and tim its im a anne: ' 4. A at once TENOGRAPHER—Expe-terived, for sales - ae -. 7 oe ee sida unrera! on Monde: March ir : , ; .: " : ;. ie) Bs Pre: : (ev) eee - re . a = * ot ont-of-wa) , ners the n : department. manufacturing business. cen- > wh. Be ath tax J eds from residence of his sister. M: ' —— ; * Ar amthitioug ae ee * be ve ’ ake. 3 A CED SEROUS StTees. re ——T 3 Be t : — che on nae bees ee. ' alt W ashington eh" handwriting. > z¢. iene RAP -4iot ; il i ~ - : me Ne P| wi Rr oad way. . } RrcK DRI" ER— Exper , a oe ‘ rRI —-F os on ced = ARS STORE Wu ~—— oh deane hia sewenty-*fth vear. ene ed. ana f . Auncdry : aid. Ve - = Beil Z ¥ =. gtate price. emoun’ bur nees and en enced 1 ering white or colored - Funeral! from residence. 1307 Sidnev K. Runday, neon 18,- at 2.30 m., tc rT! pust : 7 ennad« ne CMe.) : ) ed } iou - oO! anil ae - nal ——ysns oly (Moe.) ant FE , ' r mia “hoes | s . . re aT : era THT ak ? ie mn a! ct yer ri Et ae LN meill rs ia ‘ _ +? ' . —— = _— 2038 : = : : 7 tie » ' . ‘ ie j i | tw : amit ——— — ~_ ~ - —- * . . - — : nt i... ieee , CLEMEN— Entered as) ‘ . Frida) +320 - + ; . ~ fa, , ° - a ; _ pel ae , :, aspoon is HER ead’ ‘” refet rm a al a ne MINTERS—Practica!. iO. : poe i4 or 16. t help 9 hhorss Wwta ie ral rent. ar _fiahing ree “> March 16 1923, a’ ] m rist f | ’ ~ ale ere aM: a = ee Se rs | , ecessarv’ ' who krows orvore! Grand. a en cata fs : ‘Tom. 4467 eee Box T- 106, 1 Post - Dirpa te Cemer. Deloved mother ot Mre s4vtt.ii?t * . a - . , ' .? . tee , 7? ’ ; : . ; . .* si si . 4 ; = ‘ : . . a gr lages 7 : r 3.4) ‘Sor? h RB " WA - "Te IN—Experien ed take. . . ; - ; ry - er eral } ' _ b- -— . ~ = Wea —— - = ; and William r ilermen and our dear gran 4 ° ; od. wie ; if . ‘ , —s : “ ’ Tt) } | r fre ‘ : *. ti . e ae” _ aporaisa engineer an . , 7 2@ ; & Nt HOUSE SS Fin a .r gnather anc areat-grandm: ther, 6: the age # Ch , , - o: P > ; , ‘ : ' : " Ld ‘ Li | - . : , 2 . 4 | : ‘ LE T — : . = : rr?’ ee . TY) 7 | > amet Ra ae one - ‘ ." E. alin . . ine’ 78 rears wig ") " ' 7 - : ' _ . " , . - ‘* ¥ AA PS ae ' ue no A > Yi ope . . awe até rare mov 7 su. ae oy : im, f ame ° ati oe at residence, 3843 West Pine | % hard and Mrs. John G = oO a ' on Sara* rt rik. TT! a : ' , ino eee, i ge Oe ae r900 Nor eth Mark. —s Post b oe r memes t Add-ess a te) facto - ¥ -_— Wii—iea country ‘orn nleverd, uwntli 7 mn. m. Saturday, Marc! bother-i ans ne! ** aun ViSSO! ~ mic Pee ful ns in Ne’ cil - need 08 pa ge ED 2m . De ee \ . . rorht >s . — . ae NGS va IRI anette ted a _ * ef ladies or gents tat Cinci! . (o6) | hor sizty-Bfth > nitialed 1 reward Tyler 2437. tod ? few City | whit : ne, stirrin CARPENTERS -+- Freight ear; whr TER—Exoerienced aia See ai = box Seton Bee ne : Bierment at Cimcinnati. « ; : we LU 4 o . Le ; arm Beinmioni : P Zg will —_ consicda ; : . I ° uf rt : ‘ = ir ‘ aw WASHERMAN — Most be Cot cleat work an Apply AMERICAN CAR AND ' $0 week. Call Sunday a: tt Belle. Pt Wh aes — ewer th — | REPAIR i ao equipped. r : } ' : ile ; | , ; uae ° ’ ° " ; “7 ’ ci ) sa dri FOUNDRY CO... St. Charles, Mo. le Laundry. Believiiie, 1 ' washing. $145" anon . x7 wary ese | = and . ; a°. . . ; : . . . R fat? ‘ “ : ; ’ } n ‘ 4 ’ : - ‘ . - = . ’ : : : 7 ‘ x ~ »: ame , oe —— : ne . a ~ = age : My Ey He ye a te be , : pene. be experi : © | ie eeey Set ee : 2 cars. Box R- ; from, Wm r r’ erhedar « yar ; : ' : v . , . . > " y ° ‘ 7 i » 4 he , ca os . wit. diss . r-> PCeU. . ‘moet . ‘ “2 f : " Grand avense, to Memorial Puck Cemetery Nene Roticrs tr ene Me s 7 LEGAL INFORMATION references and ‘telephone number.” Bos WOOD ° TU RNER_ e an , : . . 7 . it . é . > 4 . -- . . _ 7 ts 5 ae! n.ne ; 4) rm o : +} irr? : PAs - snoemak: . ee be Stes ez ; = Gaughter oft : : . * Be ; iu aw = iL? —) . ’ ae 3 ’ 2 ; a4 ? eo] ‘ . ’ ‘ ié¢ ? - ty ; sal ~ , ‘wESS— neral mercha odise, ood ? . GALLAGHER—Ente-e: inte rest A-aciea Matis ; ~ at os mm , ACE ; RACK ET ' h tat! lamer . : : = 1 + : ; } own lily). Be ad 1 “~ « me a ‘ tac ; nse N 2 I aes , , aes . avure yr ies at 2% KER First-class m™ , ‘ rou expert Pex ,M-9e. Post. o- -%, our dear mother m] : ae” Cote Wile reward. Re nce read. ‘cl not be en d to the n : Ss: Be! m the a tic ¢ issuanc: ‘seelman | 406 Equital ide. (ce = oe — BL. Center | Apt. ~ $000°, Dutidisias, $400; w and grendmother ke. ' . = SS ee , . eee. oldier | adopted = dh 1% tine Mam Rage aes . “NG MA&N—Bxperienced accounts | Otte io teen the @aenils ad ortha F : > 0 at Are —— > Bum anc De eee Geis en ds if fics ' LLAR TTER: ° } eivable ledgers, mont hiy statements, tri GIRLS Ww A? 21581, North Jefferson avenue. | eo a ite ) cog LO renter Phas == cr we lt. iii, 4 Gee | | ; te gine ata es oe ee ee a ie a Ne eee sate a Fulten Bec.and ¢ ~2 Pa TrONERY—For sale or rent, - time will be given. 5°° North and a > : to 1 I7 Pp weg gen oe : ——2 ou rs SOL aye, ed” ‘PAY EP. in t! ci aoe _ —- | Pest itaanaee ae eS = = Seventh. oe ie, mem fiat Owner, 4102 Kens ‘Tr into rest, Friday. rch 18 at 2 >. m. te! PateriecCe emetery PE a me gg omen UR pee cong ose nol ; — Phe - Bae eat r , aed ; and mother-in-law of Lena ; ida: March ; | + Le 1 : a! 3 ; The § f Ta rk fn all-paper department Anpiy “Tannen a mH % oatarte: 5° 19 600 cash: will ¢ , Senéeay. March 18. at 2 nm. m. own Weber. 4 ther « rs. Bust ee ewE Cabany 3527R : a ee — oll 3 : —— — O° GENT! 8, Breaéway |" COO Le wn small tow@. ce acenta. frem the residence. 6194 Washington ev y M Mitten St: - me & | PIN—Lost ee “i omaatite — 7. = SBe. Valve a - alewes. | lit SSeTRRLE- eae = . m™.. ary € ir a a la ce bet ration that ° wned before the | ~~ . ee I S 0 one other n pls ‘en eee ae HOTSEGIRI.L—Generat - aoe _ aie sunaneniiin : ' uN " 1LF ‘ : = Be ° > . 7 j > . - é bar ‘ “ : a ‘ . : . , : : | ° . c “ a} “ate 01 Tt und > Patten ry acudi e o — . oo for ac- D a -° 44444 Forest Park : : S Loet Se sold: ; . ‘ame 1 —— veda. Mar io a > I . > , OUSE a — : ™ 2 aven , rsday. March bj t. leat pan ) wae amavaved | . - ‘ — ee : vancement F.. ' ‘DROSTE N) ii mag Rico pl ae =: '—Gr Greaney and market. my erenue. ‘gu i ~ . at 3 a inntisiventaiia : yess JE EL RY ©. pide, and {th. Horse GTRL—Piain cooking Interment c Pall id ~~ “ PIERS! Rar- oint h . »-, york, ne Senday werk: WHEE . pember of “_ “mH - . purs res : : phe all i a) , a Sete ii le i ' = B ti ie ' a cen! Poh . will give some terms if io. 243. A. F. and 1 Meanel!s nariera. Teer - — * , of) @ return to 7 — alias >: aeeetiilied ’ ’ — — — > — ca nana when availa! firs titer. res : SBGIRL—W ha mneral = | y ’ =.) a a rs : “ : ‘ : : ; , ' ys ; 2 he 2 4 D cnumeedeeaees — On Friday. Mar 1g. WING MANN Fp Jd inte ~_ rR Los —~ Pilix and er tur ' " — a AGENTS WANTED MEN a&iuits: no laundry. PRY—Smaell. and confectionery, LST Goof: venu Roe : 1 _ ere ae a ~ ~ and |} efully mart ae lise 1 tl rr ’ Ji R ‘cinsko Vic AGENT ~ La ong | OH 4006 er ving roemse: cheap 4971 Beacom bearty. beloved bus. mite hens a ~ %-— fs wd Tega 1a ter 3 wife has ab or 32086X. __ ict) AGENTS—Magazine agents and crew man- Forest 7342 2 ERY AND MARKET—Cheap & Horstail 2. |\Gearae Giineme 6 on Ger atte ADETURED Doc LL | : ott tm went . sented -— , . es DRIVER pe. ¢. in eam 3 109 "Bemnaber a Seems ine. HOPSEGIR) _—Experienced, tor ban ‘cash. living roome Trier TRG mann ont on emp « — aay ny | ear ae us | e year. Hower fore you ces and telepfione number. B Pron : fe | pao cooking: no laundey. goal ame DCERY AND CONFECTIONERY ) BR et MEE ot ode calcu’ iG 3—$i00 sone gate ‘ reppin - riad nsisted of a: tu mO- e s oe | . ENGINEER d | : March 16. LY 7S. at 7 ‘? rment 2 . . y : , ; vir ~o ther: 4 ni ama ‘ wee * > —a ®mc ae rie a i wae eS Sets ousim . nay ematl fan mity. Sar tne Degenthal). earty bel: ‘ = Bement fi Rewa? a eee we would 8: r time FINISHERS ood and steel free: write quick. ‘Bes : rank tiitker , ther of M > = ar er a. , me WW H CHAR) la ae in — eee Sta’ H R . and steel Product 1943-G Irvin Park. HOUSEMAID— Methodist Orphamt Sees ek oe oO. 13 Page . Bechem, Fred Hilker and | Bertha Gar- wonirome inee Ridder). below a nb Locust. Washtn meme lh opel eae a TICE: —1. Notify ¢ tallies interior finishers for new pas- anaes a je on ROOM AND CHILI PARLOI on et a Oo odreme. e : -s at — ae Ries dan = that if they 4 : ue f senger car work: n®% labor trou a fe ag Mer Kiet a: ‘TR = = 4 « 4 7 ~ , : th E rm , ; . : . RR F Ey: all _ . : ' . : ‘ , . ’ , aie -_ . ii . ' . __- . ‘ ‘% . . ‘T. anvasse? RS AND TORS |; &DY oS derty ts take cere 4 : . lease _ and tervns. Main ye a ; [TORS—Doubi od ~ommiseion Minneseta av : am — aa ; "AX 4 An AND “MOL NDR («> nighae: hi ‘Salto Im ¢: a S to a ‘BR PRESSPEED ‘R— Pene- by Teelatives and friends invited " ' . > ++ me « neon! imeton a3 . : salar Set +) .. , : nel B.. J Hae , — . E RY ’ — 7 ‘ K. Westeas. 417 Odd F oa Haanel. 00 Pine z gre 32 aX EASTERN # USINESS EXCH Le Yi > ® " . oO | an) ; St. Char . Mo. el t= i ADY TLOothE (RONER = Chestnut . = - sarcher and finisher mu REPAIR “SHOP — Wie re ye : . goed lecation; srugt BAMP—SudGeniy. on Fritar. ° ie | Sz. , ' Peelis Sa ary , ates - ' ers ' ’ +3 ‘ Bi 4 = ny ye . . ; . + . ee . ad . . ‘ C - ~ : - meter» =~ | > @ 22 . ame GE Roe AS PARTNERS WANTED a5 S._18th 1823. Arthur Kamp oe A n+ Bn 4 A's - — -- , . MRE i s , Prins > . DRESS ~Monda T e ws . " ‘i . : ' -' are “a Na > ” 7 es ' , | —, ' mus — oon — a - — : PARTNER — a —_E a " ~ e2 1 54 77 oo YY or "657 (hogt ea u a\en : even sarc? : ' ss , ‘ ; : : 7 a ss ’ ’ ' r : ‘ i : - ae - I [. \ M M b. R - i E N eo E Yperieneerd roi. siiver and nat” a 73 — = > = — _- at 2p. m. to St. Matthew s Cermeter “ . ~ . we , > , — +. . be ‘ ne ‘ ' t , re | T ms be Lv er) e > ere aces. __box _T-80. Post- Post - Dispa ti aa. LAU N DRY, /* __ & os =“ , nen, ~ ; -. a a —— — eS Ieee — yo , , yom a ;, r i*@ ° n , P p rst it. PARTNERS Wrd.—in wel? organized 7 F aeders. cera es na Ame 3 RINK BAR—Box 7 19°23 » q ’ . . } . . “ he @ . - 7 ‘ ? ; - = — - . o kk » > t Te t Ta AMIE ae ar) (> . & > ‘ tT” NDRY-. nay mar f Sees 4 b 13 i De’ ss. ™m ist i "" -s iN . I. INT ual ND ad " pRrs we %, iT oe TIT PA or . on fet ais “ch. D on . ‘ ae ae ean ‘ ie, “nie . L 4 : | $0000 to $75.000. to buy int ox — itil _ foems complete with ns ; > 3 ; " : R ' [ a - = Sa ' na =. > Dro. Madi -On. ii. Ce; R-157 Pom his Pn alate eat eee 7 > ri ’ ao : wy JANN “J ve ) fa : | , tha é | . HAND — sa er | PARTNER Wtd—Iin weill-occant secon spss at DRINK PARLD sood = ‘aration ' : : , . othe matte A ness: must have $25.4000 «rc , >. ia Must se. or acreunt ad death Avvly he a ba . , . i « : . : re ‘. "Ompiete + e® of tatter : : Be! de Onk ; Sunday from Hevmann 4 Sons , aie . . . . ~ é | ot L. ’ ' : =. t t a ' aA _ : ‘ , ; ' ‘er ow — "oe Z ee “> ‘4 0) : ; * ~~ "Fe 'N Reosdwar " = 7 Sy | .MONI Ly ao. == . Petraes | . , . —— . ——— ard pes , “8s a a nips: ' a mon SHOP—Lis N téth bis Alcea eEe Maser, ~ U6 M f appoin'm : ference ; Boment It237¥ * at time fee jonda’ Rt » on our gira: ee OP —Machines and 1_¢ unaene wash S13 Che __SALESMEN WANTED “RALPH COLDSTICRER Stam Agar mms dea- > . .s 4 = oer Detom ATE Augnt private! er . $815 Chen | So Washi | ; : ‘ : ¥ ; ; : . c , Se ion . De ‘ on 7 . i ." Wat loll SAI _E ST A — : : . Oui ‘ IPER ATC as haac hie for ‘ LA BORE Rs—And Handy men; _>rived car: automobile exper: py aedin . . n t our reputatio: Telephone M ar -eirdressing manicurtne —— RE a eee ae LL mission eferes required : , “4 ' 7 ’ ~ 24 te Ww . rasn ing Vac hires i Soutbern [lllirois for : , ‘ gcenerai ° b Fauti oon. = heiov ed | t ; - . bo | } ng ZT [-( 1. , BARGER Ol LF CE Rt 7 " ian, — yo sti . —_— . ‘ . -. ome : z ns : a _ ght ce pas 7 Appiy f. VY oeiker, Mate es > > om sa “a ’ massace. bydraulic are = 5 7 wer wee - SaLESMEN—Rea! ~mtat = ee bakes ema yee : : general = Poet a re. r Orw' m and Mee shert t= : _— . iNTING s) “et , » —_ a * *n ings. ; tt > m JOUNSTON ia 445° F i. ’ . ae ‘ ; ‘ : - . ° —_—— - . , ; ’ iv = L. Cc LLANEOUS WANTS anaes. | gee oe aa - % FURYACE Wid—To vay ine elephone Lindel ——. end our Gear sister and mother-'n >. Sheed . amin ‘‘aaemeine ing © ; i _ becrt > me { ime Larch ee whe . aoe os : el!’ 45>" ‘2 ' 7 OCA \28¢ 4 ne va) = , : a. ; — . , . — A — a . = . 7 . — vite _ . “ - — waa tg fe bbs : c che ty - ~ * i. _- sou ta) RAGE oVinG Oo ‘ — : , ul. par*'culare im first letter as to age, : ni - ———— naam — = a ae TP — i pow? 3- my ’, , - ; : 3 P . Ss ‘ nt te meet vou. n Apply @0% ~ : , d R: zes S: 29. $3: $1 to le e to tak e - , ra i . ’ il : nse. iy im person Wiad =X—To a STOVE REPAIRS : ace - ertaining aie See. it, | \QOCING VAN DaIVERS ANG_HELP ans | 008 Tele Guerenes Big" " "TSS | “oem, 1418 Come ae ~~ a — : "4 . ' penn . : . eo emer A G. n. ST > CoO nfid , ‘ c 7 apiteeada i ye m Dajlas. LESMEN—Sey eral good speciality sales. “WOME ‘Whi -. fer B At 5B S - PI LY ‘ . — . — ’ ~~ " en Ww 2 senie ne hance! ; ’ abeu! 5 *w a ~- ar 14 ~ = , , ~ , , ef sas th P vis % ~torr ora! er - on o nor eaten @ , "se we) WERR, Ww Internent ; al - ray 4 . ad . . - . ? . ; : : ‘ : . . _ “Bas Post Disnatch ’ ra . goed bn Doe Gan “aTED ee _— _ VW...Bntered (ate —_ STA. et mm. Fm RR «a pe ca | Blectric. 1009 S k= . ns ater Le WALL PAPER. CLEANING. ETc. EMPLOYMENT 9 serosa ouraets ce ~~ = eee ee Ee Y* ee ~ ommendations | ee HANGERS—Fir c 4 $4 LESLA DIES —Cacheite. * = = Sy : — . i t™ eppiying ; ‘or employment. L SZ “COP: Es ‘ > 2 : - $e 4 senna rape Ss = , . . ton J “a0 | otedX | , To work sugar beets in Wis - calling os bainems = ow r +. nee ey ‘i : 1 ; mm ma Mareh TY = ‘ : - ' Dame & . (WOM rut mes oY i WMiuleVvaAr 1 ww ether of Marr f: ‘| highway Beulevard « paid. Call at Theo. Serb, 1633 S sauretay ; , on ’ dai’ yg. ee a — an ‘ ae De Tem —~ aBM > a : a a . Broadwar. td floor, St. Louis. Sie “ies vette Sen" bicsics Teams 9 | CHACPW EUR ott — cored pris $s a Eh oe re gee oe j, Mo., or write Menominee River , ce, ) | nea . ie ‘p- PLANNING DEP AR T cHikF—asa Sugar, Company, Menominee. . : -— oe ek " »- 'o-Aate Dem M ne efhep. destred ichigan. “iAper-ence 2 ret —_ _ ~ ami 0 |66eer ower r : _ > ’ es : ' MMISHERS AND BUPYERS—Firet cites ting Works. i> Chestnrat. «, ADDRESSERS — Loenghand- i aD . ret her Dering 1823 the, Peet-ltenaeteh South Ade Mover Sales: es _ must write — pe prt =e wo ber sf. er’ y-etneh =Sc - | : . Mi Venhen S—Mrayed or soivn temas, bo Priwted 12.017 Wanted te Purckbase “a =e o ee : en oo. ey as ‘enserenior pi... : Fa Wee ‘Wante"—42857 qere then the THRER “*\—S8t : 32 years of ane a meee . - Sagi Pay % ¢.. Pallas Pile Ce. wale, conan Be other St. Lewis newspapers combined. “vanes Ben ahaa om nem and su , 7 | = T-@T Post Dispatch. ‘. | . mi . x ae ; t =. >) 4 er e iS “ ude SIE PA said” 8 SRE WH * . X wae? 7 Pa Ds

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Sears Ss: 01 x By bod ironer. ae ~~ hite ; com , “ * referen for 7 woking Wenham hier “is ~ AG. 4447", Bong Pr moh ool, ¥ tend bowrd 807 3c Dermat lO om feline faciew “Siaq” quent Showy per co ‘Mutn_and_yirssbiti, Sat giagperien ed, to work | In bakery — r) gRood Vages. rele: ences en : 546066 ‘a Bauit#: no leundry: best wages: fret -Q} neces ra 4900 Argvie, Ya floor Pot 7067 t ay ' IBEGIRI —Pxperienced, for house is cook (ne no laundry; good wages Pgonne avY.. Kirkwood, Mo, Klek. ~O, , EK ERPEI— Middie- age woman: iy: ermal! famil, 113 Brow dway,- TRPEMATIID Me thodist ‘Orphans’ H 4 45 Ss. TAth a wJiarviand BUSEWOMAN—extied. colored. ger rene hoyee work 5047 McPh hereon. ¥—-Eiderts to ” take care of old re Minnesotr ay ll PRESSPEEDER Fs Experienced. Ch aane!, 79 Pine nt a > LOTHE ~ (RONE R—Fxperien archer and finisher Superior lLaund "NDRESS. aT Py la ' or a uesdas : Fr 5454 Easton SEA ; AUNDRY, HELP walt ere. folders shakers: white, os TT oP. mat NDRY 4230 rink '4 7 Whi. > young womens boasdl ee. Salvation Army, 12°24 Dillon. id ID—White to a do : Cook nme and general” use work in e@Partiren': amall fan Waships. roo wages, Cabany MILLINERY OPENATORS. *s0f need 5. additions! operators: vearty: jon*: highest pay in aay investicate our item: mak our e ALP Goi, Ds tie KER HAT CTH. : 1508 Washing mn _f RATORS— Mac! hine. for Upion loc ka ne. FR. Straus Co. 20665 Locust. ‘oF — 4 a ATORS.—T, ew yous dreeace wing machines. experienced M.. ey 29 1514 _Piddie et. ATORS— Kar mpartonend on mn Tinger machines: ‘eaten wee wt Wager. Perfec -, Mfg. Co.. finewel) / OPERATORS —HIGHEST | Pat ; GUARANTEED "2? pable Senotcens ‘operators a ee’ werk ore make with little experience cast Oe while | reer round positions. under rviea jons Come adv to work. Apnl LIne. 923 Washinggon LDERERS — On light 4 Ware ; apply 212 N 3rd St. NOGRAP Hh h— Experienced. =. Hy to learn office detall e derire AITRERS— Neai. stkgerienoed. Aprir #t once, 7 OR A. Tr ~ ew! ish Mospital, 5415 Delmar { IM AN--Middle are. - for cooking 77 kitchen. 01 8. 84 o MAN —For generat ,nousework: must be : Jew isi Grand 6006, ’ MAN.Youne. te do general wae; German, or Swede prefe erred. uN —— of to 20 of must be good at clerical w and cs ancement Appiy ATI Washingto on. NOGRAPHER—Recora clerk: ve experience; ane a ref ces ry Wanted. Box- 7-9, Post-Dis. tESS—414 M ORGAN pee ois ok, “Td Bank ~——For diet kitchen werk. xk. A being ('tYpewriter. sherthand net ¥; bourse & to 5 30. Saturday rant place ‘s werk onih: address {hn own et , etat weriems in full in firet jetter. Bo lo- Diape toh MAN—A ®. Louis business house. ° Sting & pleasure resort in the Ovarke r em plioves, desires the services lei white woman. without incumb -* &» Willing worker and healthy. Beata lads - hitehen and care for fone acre.) =— Meet live on ‘premises, «et jerment the year around; " liione amid congenial ur round! iy ~») letter to Von Hoffmann r and Walnut ete. Bt Louia, Mo MEN. Three. to do office butiding ¢ ing Apply 601 Carleton » Bidg. nine — c—=F de ol vst. at night. A » S411 © heminal ft Rid Bagh. Wile tor aicvweadiiag. 2 bout 56 30 pm or 10 a. ".. reeteu -~ Tieor, tnien Station -_-— EDUCATED AMBITIOUS WOMAN. ween 73.° fur well paid tra’ then. teac her or oollege women pret miliy and energy more eanentia! wious busines rhyperionce Attrastiy? ‘te right women Mere Pees ther HMaote| - TNG LADY—To wett on tables. Sereranrys | ~ ‘wor LEAL. ADIES— 4 ‘athol! E “tbr me - ae ee a * SALESWOMEN WANTED —_ Hing Jon business people: publi ‘ ont nearby towns, reo tes Apply LESLADIV&—lor all depts, must uree’’ th dignifiet’ remuneretive * hendiine women = epperel, , ogeries é ee perionce pot peocesmry. &. Kreage. Oth and liegt ito werk falthfully estad pe 4 here. whone Mra C. an aoe ~ Final _—_ -_— » VASSERS ANN e—Tisee, o: men, t ) well _ Shirts bie omuMm R.A > aha” Pasion ov’ ON Revera® ladies to io take - “ois. varentoed «plary. icter, oe a, oe at % f ee ayy Pe | 3 Vai o * a" aor rs wa,’ ey: Seaton Ki i hignee i: S40) month reom and bona ke —* \etuenele academe dl i me White. experienced i mk and « se fenornl he ly $ . _pagr-1 SPaATCT - - i. ie => ANIMALS . “a | ame a AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ROOMS F FOR RENT—Wost __ FLATS AND. APTS WANTED BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES. CI TANCES search work: great ; LINDE! L 2 «. 4343-—2 er@uits ROOMS Wi —Z. uthweetern re =, 3 “eens kitchen Waste. $3.50 mn ¢ “* Coupes For Sale om Touring Cars For Sale - _ + eee Parts—For Sale , ot ro ‘ Ges rabie Lingell ‘otsaw. iG) of oity reasonat ble odera. #0 _ Vitor °940J oF) South . Cedar Falls. 1 ‘ FORD . ee ATTERY bargains; S up: boxe area McPH ae a> a ee Sate Saeees ~— by express. Mer” re’ Edith lows et.; will ship ae OOU PE—One 1921; n new, J : Ford Dod e Tourin 1922 old astanien 1 cbezee 284 Bai uy +-doroncmcyy N, 4037—Small 24 fleor trent CHIPPEWA. 4478-—S-r00m frame; be an re ager. tek er nf. two 1920 Chevrolet tourin 8, oth- __for ali Da! ( we Bujtadi. 7 2. _POrsen ;_ steam heat. | HOUSES WANTED | £04 Price $2500. Apply om. of TINS ts fic line. daily $06 Rubi _open ev neveninas until 9. Sunday. 8 to 1 eT apeeaees FOU Ge, dent Sil te i 2 — sep : RSUN 0 Ct a-—Hently fore! a r. — ante —_ . pres tt Bef, | «BUILDING MATERIALS Forges SA Santer 8 A TET peachy ode" te Gini siytehet _ Accessories, Parte—Wanted "os ims * SY _ fn a TET tk cen ene me _ | Ceha ee aaa CaS Sises A ’ n.: ’ . = A lis ber it U ‘ » . ? ar * ront roo i; «& 73° ; ~ : ameee. Shc , ny hs " Three 4 ' a 5 lect @ well kept car: we “have them: 3300 whe fou can get this one for a good deal Batre} ‘ ¥ tyier} 1ER wid. - —Tungar; 1 Rr -10 Yerienpes; gent ~ employed. (7) RBSIDENCE Wtt—7_ rooms; Nerth Bide ©&* rent. Apply Pean 2 b Roofin wp: 25 tourings and roadsters. Williame jess? Year to No interest or brokerage. _ vattery ler 1350 438) >. oe . ' oe a ey ref ore ys. Iu dine discgunt. M . ons pa — MARY iy fur- pre ferred a... -ebany a WwW. (c; . NEW roofing and repairing? mae 3 Hie Co., 4127-29 Olfve. Sundays, eve- OLIVE MO TOR CO., 2910 Washington Nishe en 4358-1 me x ca oartmes ag Ms : = weekly. Box R-5 ST. -D, (06) CLOTHING Wd. —Ladies’ and 3 cents: high- BI rR . om r —— Open evenings and Sundays id geite agate. 25c line daily. 800 Sun. SARAH, 13A N.—Nicely furnished ‘sieep- EVANS, 8920—Garage: for passenger Ss heat. latest a fixtures. hardwced 1534. brices. Sklar, 2711 Frankiin.. Bomont t. “K—Roadater: Rien ot thie a i ee FORD TOURINGS-+18, 1919-'22; $50, $55, town. "agate. A ba J i tbe 8 —- ‘ng rooms; between Pine and Laciede. (7) or truck {7 nore a Se ra LY. 923 | ==s wet or ‘4u1iOn © aS Car in geni- q S10 -uaranteed: term pion 0 datiy c ° a meh ——- yy aa | it . at BUSINESS WANTED | 20.000 SUITS avers sae eral ln gugranteed: eee °and vou wi ep. ,S4L% $135. $1B0;° guaranteed: terms display 40¢'daily. S00 Bun. Thres 4. TAYLOR. 4308 N—¥ rooms aud alcove, WALTON, O70-—Garage; wi M55 *Enenttuy | == Sst ~ Da shir mine , at Tex Oats; ys oes for ann hi this oppertunity for $425- terme FO] 5 16] - -- or more dare Ie line discount. $ _ Ment housekeeping, $10 werk As B & J. M oO" RELLY heetnutg - Bs ce BTORE Wt4—jn good loca- snes * as, pay 3o to $20 for | 38! inney (c2) UnRD— Touring, 1914, winter top; regula! SH} Peet. 966) eee mate price amoun? @? business and pece. a Forest 767, pers ROS 4426 OR PN Fay tee Fer eee tai word starter; *rst $300 takes it; Wonder ae meer Pal rbot a $010—Large pa om A. ee | FLATS. APARTM’TS FOR SALE . tor pel! ing. Joe Giesier, 3924 Ash . *se wei her _ auto calls tn 15 minutes. (&) | Look! Buick Roadsters, $i MN) ] 1920 Farragu' \ Ee. Pianos and Organs For Sale ph > apg sae noe 2 owes - ‘ye To LET—SUSINESS PURPOSES : \ aes a ' a ee No wonder Yahlem 2 ectore is aiwaysa FORD—T: ring 1% } has been repainted - Ea a, . — , Ss) ‘TON 2017. ~ ay —_ fodern 6 and 7 ‘ Roo s green r wh fan satin tn an & a nee 21 S - SHINGTON 3v17—Sleeping room tor ) m —To rent, or fish re- | crowded, when he offers bargains like this and iooks like new ondition ) spatch we $3) 2. i ee For Sale he STS A powerful light 6: finigh, tires and motor just $°45. gonad . Mendenhall. Foard dpal-rs. with privilege to buy er: rent & Dplied. nme " eaiiadnant . e family evrery conve? a Se ea tral Ee —« Fath, gas, electric, ‘hard we fn het. We r ‘ BiG BARG INS in Bute, adresses. capes an , ine Ford racetl s 7 down: Lodge ees » Law ust | ev (fuven evenings. * SR 1) THE _BAL DWIN a [A> NOC 0. »illl Olive. «cB) = : ~ il - stamenuaainageapnentenaasdtmnerasiinmrtansanamaaauatasss - . NINTH, ee. | oe . "Tir ces, ahope. 719 wetter heat. garage’ jot B3u1! show ren ; 5 - Sabegea age | ee vownas ~M 4c HI N “— oo records! OL ig) t WASHING DON 3501—Neatiy f irpished , L ‘ S630 GARFIEL D : Ses rete Tape gee Ee ‘Dod: e Roadste: ———= | terms. Johnson Auto Co., 8607 Olive. Open and sold, 8S. Smith & Co., 613 N. Grand _eening rooms; gentlemen or Couple erm Destrable Afth flodr, 225x125: steam poet. ‘ Four and 5 roome, . eletcric, eigpel ty FOR SALE ig r== evenings and Sundays ‘cd (cB) ++ sneietaialias pers 2 evel ors, sprinkler ayvetern EAGLE CLOTH. furnaces, newly fl gy a. NESS Oo GOLD | AND SILVER >} aa a hen antl » = ne CCIlCTR 2 ‘Taeeraa WASHINGTON RL 3 } 43 4 ‘on n rect tin } ] NG _M FG. €(O.. 805 Weaaehington. Cc8) mediate possess! wer = __ = FORDS—10 to irings practicalls giving VICTROLAS—aAnd recoras ‘bought : hignest * d . : id i a em MecR —s Onan “sabe . n oor : e} hea’ ; ADY_OBER Mey AIR SHOP—Nice'y equipped: do- - paid for gold, silver, latinum, broken ike New them away: 1918 to 1922 tourings, hurr3 prices paid. H. Miller. &.N. Breadway ing room end kitchen, plane; good hea De! - 5661, Fore ‘Si 96. o¢. 5170 5 I y otter trhen an rete me Fasten i¢ Ler) ens: Ford repair a spec ialty: jew Iry, ¢ ise: ‘ ia k ) ffer: re need room: ear lo pa’ ‘cR) S ) hing OV eDie4rit a seetteparsbagmpenatimeemetaiaememmsii — : i. An ot: ‘ —— vears: very g000d ocation ; ‘ * Sasth. ate ler. is2 cde > This car t{« easily worth more money ; ee Mo ‘ ha» gp 4524 i ALL a! " Oper i Eg VWVATRKMAN on 6 New, Leautiful > Puy — z ee __North Saupe etn teen . j ' r 320 .-27 . _ iA a > “Sy Y pews | vit ' aa ; e ‘= nishe "dad arn 3d story re! roon . th ' 4 7 » 4% wry, wen i See cae: Bex cts | CAMEL nad 19% OL Reid. allver, diamonds, | itl, Profite and, quick, sales Kees, ue ‘buay: FORD—Touring } , Talking Machines Wanted ished 2d and 3d story front rooms, wih+ TIGHT MANUFACTURING South - : ae Oe Be) ) iun . ok . ™ pia eis Vs tor ‘ r 1 ~~) — Tourings 5 egrefu sed irs, = ose cS a = « peiiies a sa és |_Goors north of Olive at > ™ & and. pay; no interest or brokerage. OLIVE Mo. ODOT) $75. 3100. $140. $175 wy: BOUGHT AND SOLD, Victrola and Wdison WEST PINE Bi” 3720ccRommar SS per, 5400 aquare feet; windows cn ‘3 sides, | FLAT—Modern 3 and 3 room reside fiat. FD BAK ERY : MIGHES ~ Qc y a i ~ a — TOR Co.. "910 Washington. Open eY¥e one i noah me , uy guaranieed yr d machi Pie or will trade: will call any atenanl Phone Lindell 4118] (1) nee a ea possesion, tel reas Seamrtenan App y Agent, 3° —. : ¥e J > ‘ 0 gorc. Silver, nir ings and Sundavs ie] on ; od ana” ‘A "hm tar where. Pione Olive 1: °43W. Miller's, #322 Seem eye , r ye oe — Gor. sues iY et. paqnenstmamiemennmpienn syivania a Sanne : « 5 4 | pl atinu! ne H. _Miller, a N. Sreadway. (c8) ( —-——— B / et rq x. i ae ipe : ia . : on boy re Olive ic®) WES) PINE, JSao- Nice large olean td — , ¥LAT.~I oem ; 4376.78 Peck av: rice . forces this owner to se mm ¢- HIGH FE ST prices ne id for E Ro 3 te ORD oe ee floor room. Tunning water, gas range; , rt y terme. S1000 cast ln Agent, Boamene, teal worth. $4000" for | UGUAEST ycay ald fey ld ad, bake ssex Roadster, ron. ‘twwisg $55 $00 wens cana | _evenvthing furnished coup Northwest 222409: terme,’ $1000 caah. ” Avoty Adants |. gale will sacrifice for ee ket st ' quick: first one gets it: Olds. $135. $35 : car DINE i a ae — ~ 324. | | } me Se i (1) Ear I 022 aaure 7 wc SONS” ST ag Oh Po aitte h ‘“ eer PINE rh ae o—Beautif aM... DRI oo “BT ORE—Or confeett onery: ee FLAT-3 and 4 m= S018 7} Hickor>: F = aa e HEYE INVESTMENT Co — ly touring, $100, $40 down; Chevrolet, $125 ramet raliot> __________(6) owner at building; Thekla and Ruskin. (1)| #2000: terms, $1000 cash. Apply Agent, : Bih an d Locust ais | JEWELRY WATCHES This slighbtiv used roadster is like ev a $25. balance a ‘ $5 a wer \" trade ROOMS and BOARD —$$___ iii _——— owner at Uaing: ia an iF ; mt 2°55 Pennsylvania ay er] . s Ew ebster Groves Fora | -———- bon — errr eee | ance of a lifetime to get an Ewesex like this purty hus e the mong me. riangie $ FLAT—5315- 17 y King’ 7 » highway S-room g cluded. we trade. light DIAMONDS bought, up 7 $500 per carat; for $625 yeas Le nes mt ety: .* broker Motor Co., “4 24 ‘Del THnES ROOMS FOR REnT—CcoLoreD South double flat: price $18 '500 Apply Agent. . i , t ood r y for 1}. any amount, il 9° ane OLIVE MOTOR CO., 2 ash ing Sethi > aw ” : ; OI ara ¢ nangee. — “Saat Box ‘1 3 l, Post-Dispatch (4 roe ®, bathe. electric; low price, case” 2 weasons for selling: free rent for five She a a yy wee hauled: condition gvarantee: €°°.: terme ALE MOTOR ( 1035 N. Grand. ~- — -- — — , : ° $10. 000 cash ys J trade for rood ~ pe Siete 4 ve t ae, ry = st 7 ’ ’ “ ~~! lon OT, I E MOTOR. (‘¢) ~ — : + . « inh _— , 4 ’ ) £95 S"3i) jaw? 75 other Dl ate family, ; A. uy optional: pees. IDE Al. Li rTEL—?R00 Locwuat: running wa- we! oT. Forest B87 a for eppoint- eI “-: poe e With 5 ean ¥ noes Bop i 4c vf : ‘Met “eh ne “ belance $3 a. $5 weekly. exchanged. G aS 1178M ter. tub, shower baths: $1 day: $4 week BUNGAI OW Wid —' — Will puy: Box ingle | RESIDENCES. © OR SALE Op a or alias or first cal comes wy OOF 16 FU of power ¢ 7 2k. ; Y AHLES ‘Ss, the-only place for bargains, LAFAYETTE 2819- — 3} ingle room wth — ic8) fiat, yn ret payment, ee OS id any At agin os coualeandiae ‘ a . _SEwI mo es . ae 187% ret btest or aw OT magyay year *° 1085 N. Grand. Oven ev renings board for gentlemen. Grand 6470. _ MEL VILLESHOTEL. 5338 Bartmer. Forest _Pont -Pispatoh — {9 | : Central bi 4 c : ] UF a = _ a ~ 1 - -] 4 ’ Ll He . | - rth location; good foeniness 3841 Kos- — Forest 748 950 Delmer. (6) brokerage SE ae . ) ens | SEMINOLE HOTEL, £7 Lindeil: exciu- , " nonth. Bort T-98. Post-D wo ee Stephens Rds., $575 “Open: verings. CO.. 2920 Wweeingt ee) DELMAR BL., 4348—Wel! furnished single _ sive moment A hote strict! ES ny pe ye te ee ee 6) | HOUs sh—: gis X.,, Spring. 6 rooms, furna-e,.” RTO weet ao ve pen evenings. __ and Getiele vroatas: excellent. mania large. beautifully furnished outside rooms a lot 1%. wake ¢ offer. : ; aD MARS 3000 .. 2 Linde STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES » Pal. Uk about ¢ peed: A oo, - “ a ents G Tou DELMAR BL.. 6049—Large rooms, with cellent southern cooking: reaconevie ! McCRADY ‘te OER nag $y 5178 faster” ai jk REE E R. CO., 003 Page b!. (c6) aon _ tameey 7 re = B . |: read ba: ardn er Li ring— doa! | bath: for two; also single rooms me. x "HIA IGE _ _$: 0, 000. f' rat “mortgage. Rie roo strict oder with gurage. ; 4th hee BUTCHER BOX—Brecnt; 1000 pound icer. | brokerage. 29 : ate HAMILTON, 1270-—Nice, large front room 4300 Lindell bl.: newly furnished family running 3 years, at 6 per cent, secured on aenein mame aay ~~ ite “am AURANT Business cente good | ll fe high. good as new: price $225. Ca! OLIVE MOTOR CO Sw eae (o] run enocuch te* limber tt ut leol . Suitable for two: home cooking. __(7) hotel: large rooms; Olive-Maryland or La- 800 acres of L@pisiana lead; will take in | Met CRRDY, RMEVE rete Easte>. ; ; jease and terms. Main 196R Tri City 137 (cT) Open _ evenings and ounms ye. ed tke’ the di q eft the showroon s KENSINGTON. 6043A—Furnished room; clede car to Bovile. Lindell 6620 (cB) exchange $71,500 in land or oe ee Jeimar ,. ie?" _ - — ae so i lalate na rei a . ~o a me : A . . ' - . ee ine gt ain ‘= parca ange me em oa nner " a ert v # Dalian ' $8500 caati o® tne ag 96. a enn ee — : - a HOU SE—14 roams : West End, CASH REGISTERS—All mak@® renrired. ex Gardner 1s a sport model: ¢ over $1100 ee nese —— auihonemetelcnah ‘ +} yg oie f , | that we close, we wil : re $35: lene lea income pert mechanics. Phone Main 2636... Cen- a Sedans For Sale our price, $650: year to pa no snterest Or” KENSINGTON, 5246—Room Tor two; pri- he rive - 1923 "7 weer er Peerless touring | ‘ a EASTE RN BUSINESS EX ‘HANGE,| tral 1003 Large stock of National cash 7 7 geen - mmene ; | 6UPrOKerage : vate home; excellent meais; convenience*’ - 1. never us i “ = mmigwtom. (CRUD | erin eeeretieeesenteoaniinitinrce -—pHy 2 Cheatnut et oe. ee oot. Guar | DOea door sedar > co ehiean: eee OLIVE MOTOR CO.. 2910 Washington, Forest, 9572 _ TD) | SR RITES on the Meramec Kros., 1028 Plymouth Bldg, Minneapol's RESIDENCE—S748 Pamplin pl. A é.” . REPAIR SHOP—w ith . — = > + ° ry fine cond ] (4 aN 1SOO0 HU DS IN. S405 LINDELI 4351 Lar uthern exposed * 7 ciITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ; - clean stock; no jobber Rox M“14, KESTAURANT FIXTURES—ciark's Grill. FORD— [mate 19 L pecan; very ine cons 4 \. pla , $420 4 a7 Rolshs, dIi——“LOrke 80 2 : South is ‘ 400 Missour! a Bast St. Louis. Til. (7 360: easy terms. Johnson Auto Cs raen running water, excellent meals‘ : G ‘Dispatch. (e7) | —— sheaepes 7 ‘ar r _ e Open evenings and Sundays.icl “sreatest louts: sporty supe: Parties employed (7) , 9“ : South _. | RESIDENCE —4@ room ode 2 #4600 cae : RINK Bs BAR—Rox | ES ' anata’ % - firet-claes: all new ‘tires _ Open evenings ite - P “t ‘ theieus hot water; home cook Display Soc daily, 452 Sun; Out-of- > Pontotii — Sen Ses... care Cone ‘en) l= 4 : eel! on arcount of feat App! v he FL AT 4-8 $395 1 orms _ Mer den hall Ford dealers LwcOMOBILE—Tourirg 4-passenge sport; ing 4 il} town, agalé, Sic daily * Sic Siua.: : : ot ©.° icethiaiin . _—= ———. | RESIDENC ‘E—3hax Ww indmor. &-room brick, ¢ 10 and 12 «a. m unday morning TYPEWRITTEN DESK 2315 Loc st et. Onen .evenings (ct like ‘sell cheap: trade. 3447 Jun , . — display 40c daily: 50c Sun. Three ' e. bath, ry tye $4 “* . J a 100 6 7 aa whet 1ik@ new, s@.ii Cheap, trade. o ROOM AND ) BOAR LD—For Two fentiemen “lays o awe ae _ Broadvav. - Sea (oc?) CHAIRS FORD—Sedan, 19°0: excefient coh tien: al ata - "‘Woet Sel awartenent Cabany 1791, ' or more dave. ic line discount. FARMS FOR RENT | sot ON obs te pan EMAREE, Quick Aetian’? ae 4 SHOP—114 ba 40 h at big — NO DEALERS acceso! = 6a * i Aea) ern 4T fi rit ate = roern a stone, : i ee ene eee: | ———— —t | af P a] por Tow rings VERNON, °5742=Front room with boar furnish stock and feed. 6800 Hall. (7)| front residence, ae p | ie ’ c- } aA? so " , ee the , * Taye an eat ‘ cre 7 ; . | waving citv. hours. 7 a. 1. to 7 eee Weer er ~adiatinaiaiiinntl —— ' leg } r gentieman; congenial honre. a TH a ry oo. th ‘ HOxx Catea, rig = to the minuile af, is =. Sundeve 12 2 2 ee a 7) . ’ PEWRITERS AND ADDING F ORD—Seaan 1 “~y FR Bee ‘Tirnt-clage: en pp® lit ines “ke a Kec } Tr. ‘o ou know eh ° . 4241M . 2 South a meee ton eee a : K atie; . L pe , ee 7 , tet ‘itchen. nwa residence, rent po . OP—Machines and sheet yt cheap MACHINES $415: can arrange terms: wiil take Ford! kind we mea: low, rat. looking 1921 WASHINGTC N "BI a Jw 3b—Front room: twin AF AYE TTF, %541—4 rooms and one BY eutbui! cine, orchard: 7 mileax from Well- | Olxx Washington, modern in _it every WY ja, =- 4 ‘ " oe a « « . . ; af ; t)* ) * »* > aa a es 4 ent men be | centiemen oni. oe t ‘7 ’ R, tert > K room rea web on Applv after 6 Dp. m.. 6714 Minne-.| ueet touring or roadeter nm trade Men len Oakland epo! S400 19 (ir; sport ___ heeds. i - 7 > lor: eant April I Ant I . . a ; BE eet lease: Bell! phone. Fersy 004 Hide a See ths pe . reorn’ Fa : \Ty PEWRITERS—U nderwood ctorv re- hali. Ford dealers. 2315 Locust st. Oven ing, $450: 1920 Blicar sport. $390: Briscoe WASHING :TON BL.. ° 44: 5 2—Nicel y_furnis . Lafavet to (i 1) AON} HOO ’ ae ze Se (c7) “. " sige ‘ow owe fal) | enor 385:. pay down whatever you ns REL ase aa $550 GETS GOING FARA, | sleeping pore new, wel “guilt: price 5. r 1% € w EST PINE Rt, ' “41 SRA 4-room apar 49 ACRES: TEAM. TOOLS) 500. termes; open tod to 6. ~ yi ——————————— y > I wa We S| TLS, LO Chestnut (car? over, reat kortunities; al Lied . ° “4 Ee oe — daily, 30¢ Sun. For Sale Sedans Gi ven Aw ay i Like Ne " ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY poeta a ee a ae “ m. t f photf, "Pontiac Bidg., 7 t Louie. ch) ONE LEFT mits ; ‘ : he nAg Ag S350 uP o - Gdatiy; 50c Sun. Taree — fused; 5& Dodge ans, . - bb gieering w hee Tle easily worth $500 y : 7 a - r. \ rnese FJ tLewits Mr a: 18000 “) fan. SSd50; $2200 hy Eo agg age Som aa ad a —_ — —_--——_ - . : . , i. ‘“yT * ‘ Woe Ico line discount. MI pote a al = h + ¢ “a a. mt Rin pl S sedans; 20 ) ye Oak! a yes on ante S108 fireat one gete . O5 ea Pay, NO HAYTON, ODS] Nicely furnished front con; ment: hardwoo J f oors, tiie bath; hrand Implements, vegetables, etc., inchuded if | WALTER ‘Re T : 0. _ 6 ‘her’ a te7) ; eo ‘% sTanite { " Rui & ian } rT 7? os ‘ . by: yr ; . Pay desira ‘ rigree at possession : pee SP tt a ee ——? = a nen a, 4 om = SAO many othera: OLIVE MOTOR U vi0 Washington. | ren actfabie : J.inde} 5946 Se ke 4) here. on improved road. convenient rajiroad ‘ p et ’ ; or e nw Sa TN) Mua - ‘ 2s . - , ine? PLAT ngs ’ | ™ LJ | : ci i . a ee — — yo wy a —_- — a tfomwn 4 7 via , sepere oe 7 * 5 , m : ms | Sa a et MACHINERY oll ia pay, or trade ‘ a — SMOr TLE io>3 ood stitien:. GRAND BL... 1402A N.—Nicely furnished , lable yor nae eee PRs i+4 Wegener. pl.; 8 rooms, bath, furnace, 5 a ar . : : . “ae ‘ . , ‘ eee “4 7T ‘ ivi? I sm % ie : peric ‘ nai s ‘ —_— — ’ rT} 7 . mia ‘ rhe . " wey " UNDER W EAR—Sbirts overalls YAHLEM MOTOR -9. JOSS SS. Grand. 450 5934) . cB ning front room, genticman, nome APARTMENTS FOR : RENT “0 apple trees, pears, plums, cherries; good | FASTON-TAYLOR TRUST oO fe eh ee. carioads; half price. Ac- For Sale Open evenings. . — * Ke and awe house. delixhtful shade, barn, poultry house; | Ste 7 Ore a1 i : T I b eS ot eee on Oe ‘8 Loctst. #127—stedm heat. running water; _— FURNISHED __ 16 aettle affaires $1050 takes all: only $560 | i pine z ton lots, $6.75 Lon. For- Al M AC HINE RK ¥ Hol se . | buy oo ih Ae. # ax ca s =i ti Sane i. ° _— Fe ~~ _ ol vs hy the: po) day 4 week up. {¢ cB) RN iSsHE t AP . RY MEN’ At} Or part needs a Ru! wer busy if interested ic8) kinds of machinery, “cChoelnorn reek) | WILLY SR NIGHT—1919 taxicab; O-passen cows: Sat One Pets It: O1O COWn., SHARES | ena eree —Connect*ig rooms: house Cabany 7284). - (cF WM. M, LAUGHTON Cas, Me. a | Aianhine "9 721 NN. 24. St. Louis. Mo. -icR) Wiis} , . ‘. anit Votor' (Co 45°74 I a yy eve DES Lu! \ 341% a Se ee -— ~~ es — ae : seneenunegpedbensan-angenetapamenaga * 5. Shiloh Poo!,; beate Cart WG -_ r - : = nee Mion: 3A in io ge °-pa gsen eer ora c ~~ — ae - BLA NRD—en-c a ' _ keening: steam heat; gas, range, water . a NES ' ~ ss , Govern oat Carolan Olive ATHE ea rOOC shascheh Salar : ' excellent buy }; 35, $35 down; giving Looks like a ‘new touring; {t's sure cheap; BFENTON, 2523—Two clean. sunny. fur- SOs _______ lor & manthe tuett thi a aha th : sah e r in Phone ‘at ° ; . | . ‘id=. $ % wn: Cadilia: m4 a cm aieike aaeee tame shed rooms for housekeeping; rent rea- APARTMENT—For 6 -mogths. to adults cagh; thie ia a s barge ee 2. Fron Rank. oe: will in it awar (lide 13 5 $s: Fa) down any a) oniv one left ven! ‘ pay ¢ a che I iS} il rooms hous (™) ndeamel* furnished - eons s ® maida whees hearths K rk wood 440 to7> : es with 4 registers. with Ipes and A Uy ’ O M O B I | E ~ 4 touring, $100 $40 down, Ford, $90, $3 YAHLEM MOTOR CO... 1000 N. Grand Bn nia i? ad e sired pI one. Forest 43) 8¥ 1T—s ‘PER MONTH ni Maing all pomp es » for $100. Schmidt down; Heo, S285. $55 down; pay baiance Open evenin HERBERT. 2007—Neat!y furnished gr maid if ¢ TN ene : a7 $5 PER Foc S mace €o. 4371 Laciede. Lindell $3 to $5 week!» Triangle Motor Co ; Twin 8: ‘n fir = ¢ vee housekeeping room — -- - ~~~ Lots, 50x150, $5 per foot; 35 per month a, 1590 (el) . 4524 Delmar Open evenings At "RARD— w —_ ws jar ee : ; : Se ee int a PERSHING, 65316 (Sterling .Apts.)-—Choice end —— t; take St. Charles’ mee a Carson a nee | Ol —_. - alf tires are good: a re bare ROOM—Front, for two; also hall room: room 3-rGom efficiency Forest 9100. 4. walk 2 Blocks north or see ATR J rAC ' s im - ‘eROSOON yurir late model In — 539 tel o} noe ter Vie ‘olegr nad district Colfax l-room « DE OPEC “S ad Ft RNACE—With pipe, e£ ArPt Ri I + I ‘res. and ghe F ines fenhball. Ford dealers, [G15 1 ist si. (nel 261 ‘ % EI REE IE A, SPRaHING €214--Rterlina Adds . complete- 6?° eB A Eaecon | (c8) ; : . 4871 ‘i Laciede ae ca , Display. 3ic daily. 45c Sun . eui-of- for quick sale, $450; terme evenings. _ . P (cl Wwe TT T_ FIRS CRZZA N .—Nies fu: et pn io rem ats A ott ~ etn ada Ptirten| tatent Behe uel .. LRDS—1: sed. picture post cards town ageie¢e. 2.5 ; daily - Joc “wt . - — ——- —— — ReO— Tourin a Kk I ? . } ty niahed roorr ai@® ‘@ housekeeping roo a . — : ene € Bs ena cn at ‘ Fullerton Bidg (eo?) dispiay, 40c daily. Suc Sun. Theres AURLRN BEAUTY—Tourtng: mgood ond: ight car: $200: terms, 3808 Finney. ic? ; f ). seer —T t Apt. 420 1 Maplewood “7 Pal. ———- ~~ ——w | te dine discount. tio ‘xcellent running vsorder, lea . ' x Sree , — — - page yea side paw i: Moen. : -—— . a Bor Ribl Pos Diay nh cond? ae = . =~ oa " ut nnesota ay pee oa gad i nh + tween 7 and # p.m. Phone Forest 9100 : MUNKY joaned on av x > ie” Py . . ° ‘ nia 1? z >? ’ «a : eB« ~~ . * - ~ ‘ sor ; foo : "— rvy . , : ——— oe For Hire BUICK—Light, 6 touring: rune fine, ; $185 hark a oe aiinienomoesi Face ee artned: Bea Bee skeet These Hlomes Are All Modern possession, mS » pal es 4 - - 7 _ : groupe oe 7 ony A DAT ert ° he _# a ; ei . : 14 reat : sini “$A! 2 Fi! Se $058 SANON—Touring ca ar or trade ARLINGTON, 2705—Room: gent: motor “-. $53 of 6 1 Bloek from Maplewood High \SIONEW loaned on automobiles: le ° LLANEOUS WANTS RENT A RD “ij ‘KS—Todges, fords. many otners: 3 “e for Ford ton truck 1850 Papin trict: private fa: 7 ¥; ali convemenres: x ens — ——— = care bought, A - | Auto Auction i 4 ; Terms. Trade anything. ve. ; : rR rousing " assem ie ner week diatetdeaiiiaian Schoo oO . 7 FU FACE “Wtéd.—To buy. in any Det iat IT . T RSELF up .© ns (8) Pi DPEBhAK rt O-—— it Yai ‘ 3 0d q £ - — -— -_-———— - ne ? . ° +e at elephone L. indel| 4726 ar SSKL-SKIL ES CO » — eon ee eS TO Oro wes’ “weer” 2 - — Te _— . cond ra aA give ava . $135 : 80 = ! 1° FLATS FOR BENT et : Por rem ‘van'a b rooms $5759 MON SE vy to ' te y pe a & (cl) 4738. 43 McPHERSON AV. ,BUICK—Touring: light 6, latest 1922; per buker 4..$85: terms. 3809 Finney. (2) South 7421 Gavola. 5b roeme > confidential. wS1 Rallway Bicnanas Ngee ‘es - yi ’ e . ’ ~.> . TT Py c aa oF" , J oot Pine bh} TAndejl 54 i - AL L AU 3 “es w td.—-Ally condition. aoe | oO 8 rit ngs $450 first one gers + for $: id; . ») aown - GRAN! , 3° ‘OA w a Wicel' fur nished. stea al South WALTER me? Ss 4 ‘% 2 ae 8 NI = nen’ J ot. tee ‘ ad w ~ ’ Fi ee me range fe, —suniata st bd = — . id nt reduction - angie Motor 4524 TWDelmar Ope heated. private bath; garage if war eu Re be a tel STAN > Credit Ce. a , * a 8 or AUTOS Bul GuUT—$50.t0 "$3" OU -_ MOT ga Gos Thie Ruick meeds no R.. toe Ht ma ake | -ovenings es ail eae Ain Ne ade Phone Sidney 2290. a Me ARSENAL, 3454—Modern 6 '0om fiat, ow Richmond i Heights 4 #30.» “ without “eo set; 1900; good condi: tion, ‘el paid; bought. Bomont 1832 . , a cB) é Fpen Ks $1000 cs . ae $4 re veer to ‘pet ST 1Z7——4—paseenece! eport tour wE new 7 AFATETTE . e-n3—fine or two hous rage optiona) F > ean mar ate Ta gc A Se As Bn ey ~ n~ , , " ca’ - ; ws. ~\ ee . “rT ak, , ry a Ti , ta ome : ee ’ te 4 f . . oon -_ao _ - , . : : bs Sag. eee eos >) ag Pe ~~ 7 a? a 11 me tinterest or brokerage. ‘OLIVE MOTOR cord es. $455. terms. S441 Juniat: eeping rooms.. gas, eiectric, heat tu LAFAYETTE. 3537-—-6 rvome,- bath> fur-| Beat T his Priee If You Citi. : | SUITE—5-biece. leather $4 At TOS W id. . —~ Bad ) aie n » leis 41 0 on ‘ - Se 6 Tt ashi: gior Open e" enings ama = 2 waitin eh, Seen #N Bi T.' Srne ‘ Ts . a or nee nere heat wacant At ma APD 7 } Now “~ ‘ "i Fl _— scctiiy 14380 Williams Motor oS "(a | Qudllaya mi fol; WILLYS: KN IGH T—Tourtng;: just like new ,AFAYETTE °@83—Front room for house S545 ltafavette CE RT $] 0 Cnt on Single Fiat %. it ae tanke, $10. dres*- | Olive oe 7 ee | ge — ea nt) late #ty 's: 395; terms. 044) Juniata. ~ ,eent: .* giris or couple employed, aiso - ehat tae Be tyr ’ a —_——— oo a — — - - ‘ - . ‘J - ’ = e - x ’ . - : oy ‘Carriage, oe rocker, $3. 7 FORD 1-T¢ N TRI ( ‘kh e SOS5 Buy S $1300 Buick ‘ POS WO eS RR aC EL RT Sh +} sleeping room. tn private fami); ® West ’ ke or Quick Sale abe. 1036 _N. “Van iCoventer —- ‘)] . dt r oe; ‘must No. wonder Yahiem s Ftorm is always RUSSE ¥! °646—Neatiy furn! shed | rounl z , beautiful 4 and 4 se ore room aft’. : : bediv: will way goo no. ET: 4 : u i “ £29 ‘1) ’ 0A—Beautiful -FOeOm clency, estngie fiat mat ie : , XG ma sew meen. S80; guaren- Ibe im AL condition and late model. CEN prewGed, when Se eites suk . Trucks For Sale aie, | DELMAR BI. oa” ‘east “= ‘water best: | Gack’ prckaa, “acide meee. Samed TE rented $3 week. Lovie Wolker ‘Tv "RY AUT UMOBILE OO., S14 W SSRingron. i = * eo om » howers after it hecaure FORD—Licht t @alivery ‘19° ata: rter and : seat piibamaten . se) fwors Murwh beds, bookcase. colonnades, | - 3124 Ohio. Bidney 2012, Victor. -_- they know Yah lem gives ‘em away, year to demountable rims has pane podr.: all West 41 EBDE 3733— Fine single ~ housekeeping -large aleeping Porch, separate furnaces, see « oa (8 | MUNEY loened on automobiles: late model pat trade your old car newly painted and in first-class condtton TixnaTo. 1489_Housekeen!! room: | “ACL — = e heaters, ItztGree, GUAGE Tarwrier mpcerases. | . ‘ Care bought. eoid. Auto Auction Oo . 7 ah ‘ ATILE I Mik YT ‘OR ea). 1035 N. (> and eae > ters Mende «A Ford cie@ate ; i gion .’ . : Ji4 ee Suseu : & &) roe _ a a woodwork ris ariel ial white; pear enhae! ° Fs , sO ie =’ Te? even The. if } bs of car in general ert rnace hes — price excep-tonaliv low for quick sale: $6. Miscellaneous CLARENDON Say EAG. 8a ie eT ee (c? ~— | conveniences ic PHERSON, 6937—@ rooms, sun parior | ang churches and 2 car nes. 2201 te 2208 | ere ee ‘. ORS E : a ao a= Ao —e McPHERSO: a py ay 60443 (cl . . | z= 4 Fiats For Sale — ) ~" : : . —_- ¢ _ tit _ sos ie aire ‘ , } \ \ N > A \ hj6o ~— |] «aree 3 "fn gle ar : giecenping Th. ‘ aad Be w a ’ | ' pore * : te eat. | ‘ , ey oral tar better than averas : 7 ‘rest 4375 ‘TON Bl 3A—68 root WILLIAMS, FICKES @ WILLIAMS. 4 I 1 le $75, 000 Cc AS SH FOR al U POS = far better than averace Automobiles For Sale _ - ’ $6.50 I ~ ~~ “ WASHINGTON 3 450~ a " , Phone Re ane ak “a 4 o == en wo vere -— —— ; -reom, steam oy. t rent. . O12 Pendleton - your car o We van’ 100: nm? y kin b ing ». a : tarme ROA Finney ( -? -— — ee bf _ — -_ reom., z conve ences if) Siria . 3s ‘ eH) ; — — . ; T G t se ED Fi. ooh —Contents of 8-reom the ensh. . TRIANGLE MOTON aa ing. in @eant con. | #ORDS—Tourting: roadsters and coupes Erle BOOOA—Fist. 3 rooms and bet! u ers Cc ) Oo we r tes and Terms inCluding " rt bination range; ree one abe Deir mat Forest 283 Delmar i iT 4 ND ' k io a ees if 4 17 rant CHT : . : . : . le = ‘ ” — ‘ ’ r | ; 7; = niv ity ity r ‘ te party ponting, fiat, or will eel! * 7 ) WwW ANTE D he price, 3625. terms . oo ’ ig PO Jandel! S722 a) LOOK! 109 Av TOS tu Tomorrow's Paper and wife employed. Colfax 1029¥ coieans ; - e $100 to $1500 epot cash: em fe 4 - _- © FiAT—ss00, aap sais Any rhe: ver $100,u2 $1800 spot cut: |—T G05 Chandler, 377, so TH RIDE BUICK ANTO Go | HELMAR “Di, S86TA—Desivabie. well Fu _____Central__|_,_. Webster: Greves__ Provident : lL, A : sete, ou eel YAHLEM MOTOR CO 1035 X Thies bargain willl eurelvy be eold tesay Open a ay Pur 0456 & Grand nished room, steam heat; all converienc’s SHERIDAN “"“OLA— ee tA — bPuenial mn ner ; s00%_Nicele furnished €-reom Serk prem ebsier (itoves. pr eo — Seeing. Sarat and *mell lots. need We have en order from & taxicab com 1" ANGLE MOTOR CO oon 4 Delmar Grand | “hetrrolet. hHiuceon ach 199° s] io? ] Ei MAR Bis. 6561 : a. Lee - of —— 7: - ii Rt = D. 5 PEG em ~ HF : w En aT? ts hee st ER 7 AL #T (x 7. « ict : ri Mediy: bes: cash. prices ener pany whe want 5 Forde ogee) ay neo s, Onen evenings | _termae. trace 2240 0 (7) “ ae 17 wy OPE TUES poe! = ompeints sii LOT——S0xn165, , all con Vetiiences’ . ent Imar 2005 Forest 38 t tourings. © coupes a an , ” _ =e emcee sr ' +r OAT eee AE, Sark Court @n yogs- ote! pri: : —: , furnit com plete $500 ries your car and get the cash, COLE AEREQO & a che aoe ee AL TR) MOR PG AGE SALE DELMAR & 4612A—Two front hane Weat . —- La on ae - ae ty . *¢ ng WE —¥ lots; a YAHLES MOTOR CO Toss wee he. F “Atac eleel wheels: card tires Ford 1919. 998.1 ne: roadsteg 19°70 keeping focene, immaculate; hot wate CC yt oe shed 4-room fiat. “EMNT Re 4 RQV ES | TRUE TO. Age i Prices paid) Dennis Bros Lone eee See. “ . | and othes extras, appearance and mechan- “$69 do | and, 9265. Oak- | Steam | pone; _Seeene= —_ OAR Tere Te garage 7) Reven-room brick. newky _ docernied ; large! : ores Boch or Delmar Aa ic , ’ : e~ rer own uUNnvUALAL pure Dae, - ws! and ‘ ~ al “te ! be ‘4 . Ppt» ¥ aie I NV RIGHT wt itith—f ewnfort able room pr: -— ° 2 = “4 : ” ia \a).« corte tir etree temta ¥ a ie % TOO Surtm ) eae TB: % “Wea 7 ive , geere feathers - Coupes | For Sale ‘ « "A000 bP heomes i 2 ; Yei e coupes S4¥- SLO t S75 dowr BOoOme:;: tor centiemen Forest #140 vale KicnSING | ; . . oa . - WATLTEHRRH Savery ef mi Cf ew" ek oT ~_— - , > - > « . ’ ) ‘- iy ~ + a -) ae ‘ o ‘ )rwer ‘ Hing ° on . - - : : . 4 , . er. we ae : » ¥ - ss 7s from BOc to $1 per I. mitowe ae foes sertem ceodition; new DCDGE-—10°0 touring: like new ake $11) ane @ en | eR et (120A—L.o. ely heat one ” Se ey unde e if RESIDENCE —@ reome apd recention ; ‘ oer Se ‘com orte made to order. i , — — ” 4 : : oo . nou a. fC “1 (race - lines a , ---o- —_—e—_—_. = ert n gem an ts wiGo " — : . 41°35 4 yan one awd taf ae x tae ' Wwatler hee’ rés od) , ody Ses 1311 Biddle at (cS7) | tires and acce morien: price $5 cl) DODGES, Bu:cks. horas many otners. $25 Z Chassis for Sale EUCLID, 1202A N.—Furnished room for WHEETMI cogent SE steamn «6 firet. tot 500150. garage, 410 Alma; price | ee f} at Boi) Connectict _” ' n trade: anything 2340 Olive a , couple, kité wrivil fvate family. tra’ pat. (ill ; _ $4800 Wis —Any Geactiption. aman : a , up: termes, z : up iichen privileges: pr ' ewe pat. , : 71 : os lots. W ; h, (‘sbany bw FO RD—« oupe atarter ext 1a. a ,‘eare id a (R) Rp—— Lig deli . ey par ei . ety nm best Et ‘ . ws ; Ww in —— ~“wicely four : ’ : — ee = Wi ’ a } t irmov a = TRUST m™ rugs. elc aaa $100 down $441 Juniata — (cD) | anal weuries: Al eoeditios aaw tree of conéition: $125. terme 3808 Finney s ah" t 10a & eounie: \share | heat: eve 4 FREMH. EY WIiLsGn 8. Bj RD. o> de CRE ee — f ; “ne ’ — .e ‘ 71h fk cormadtt tor new Lire , a? we af ates S706 _ ore By: ithe t* . —— > . . (e478 wT) , 7 » | (64 AP’T’s V/iANTED eur } at of W ebat er and | al “ oF will Wid —Rediv. coments of flat. FORD—Coupe, 6 ay, wh. 1) Formp Ton TRice c 21 ," ine —_— FLATS AND joes me le ’ leta hea! prices extras. Se caeh or teTnis.. ob! J na) Cabany 6488) ! FORD TON rRic% « Li A S818. 19°": « werd FIA Mit ~ only S275. Mee enigma eee tte PLAT © bres » Semin WRITE ‘for map ot Webeter ond Gur caice = |OR" — & FORDH—loure. 1971. new tires SL55: ba Dotige our L ng terms Mendenhall! F ord Dealers. 2315 _.°F ~ beople: steam heat: reasons ; _. Ror &. 963. Post-Diegated. 4: homes 136 4 & ered me —— Ps : and ee a . tadad ter mes trade. 19805 Lecwr $1 q = ls vet at rie mr eT te i MAMI ‘ lif;—2 reeme nest , . . , a > (A wt root, moder? P oe ple oy om Ww ‘ ‘Bere rn SHOW + wt w ¢ ¥ your “ "Sad (e@) | : oa Ke Ne ie eo aoe Sk NEUES AS -_ - 7“) Geand 4190R. BZLIA te aye te. ter SS inom: a a sepaieneneniatinaecentine ie - | ‘ Ws’ _Bod es ‘For. Sale cold wats Cabany S971 ba br ac q , " TRE™M ¥. ¥ — ae . . . — ‘ . 5 ; »s heat ‘ORD—Coupe; 9 excetion “cena io $22 ' ——_—- - rT - _ es . , r Wiad tor 4 reome pote: n Offer 175 . mB of old aa ER ey 7 aaaeeel emaeehet * 40 = Kings — Tid vou ever hear anwone knock a Dodge? Rar gains in . see i For ts: - Sedans. i . aS EEO 4 $4: —- - af a a he ie preferred, cont Se © $40 Ltsetes’ | “ih on “4 ‘ier, het-we _. } wy 4°64 Pane — ne ine S240. terms. Johneon no interest or brokerage Taken ir trede. on 4-peer e do tere KFS SINGTON . |eei— Steely furntahed aor LAT oo ome ah. Aide, near Perk- (ebeuid. be of igeeees tu over and car- tanks an ‘gee? Olive. Open cvenings and OLIVE MOTOR cu... TR1O W ashingion. bod jes 3040 Locust -#t een Bunctas . npiored;: aTl cenvenliences; pris ai not over %s and iaeed. eG, ‘ heme owe Pig gle Fr Pease SS: Pe ‘ (el) Open evenings and Sundays iol Coupe de Luxe traded car éégt. (cB) | famity. + Compion line, at : . : ft ’ “eis ; if = oS a iian san ngpeatagee 0 ladiad “i 4 : o. oe eimared — . y yy ere ts * : " . ay \ : af im tl wr naow rea barga ns Ope ~ . tr . c . ;- ; ¢ "hi mar’ nm? © ‘? ~ ane sul = ' ; — : 5 z, 4 ean rent 3306 8. 18: e7) iceé icR) ty Bisiex = with h home ~ ey _ dif B. Auto Sales: 4200 Olive, rear. (c7 a ee og + e so em t stnele (1) | : HOUSE--30 Yale . are aity FT ° fisere - Wy ous - => T? ’ ' tities. '\s ‘ : —_ o — . - : - - ita. - 3c. Ti reve? = h : ‘ #? om *T) en! hard w 6-reom - . st : hie " new car ons sa ; : - & : . nee — | D FLA T—Furniture of ox ference between thie end 3809 Finney See Our Used Car List in DELMAR EL., 5890—Newly furnished n FLATS FOR REN T—F urnished throughout, tiie beth Cubagy 7596 ma é, a: , y yr 4 ¥ abe ian

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ali a ont eres ea ¥ mene Sa raters bata be the Daily POST ‘DISPATCH alone es — that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. | a aReH 1. i 12 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation “of we: : soenemesssibi [AMERICAN CALLS OF COUSEUM © Pov-Dinpaccu naan COUNSELOR TOJON IN. A. Katz, Who Saw thek, CE RATING BIL | ~4NERICAN HISTORY = 18 EASON PETION. Must Pay $56, Says J IN THE SENATE) =©£FOR CHILDREN ! PROWD RADIO-CAUGHT “KS D aes light broadcasting at 9:40 Re > Sa Bet 1RON 10:40, 11340. 12-40, 1:40, 2:40 and But Tailor Indicates ‘Casi Company 7 America’s Po eibtion Grew waipidiy Derween Lock ai Bia ik ; y aMetinn af Tntenedt to the ” : ” % Two Members Formerly for | 1860 B ian . of Unset led (‘onditions m Stauon K S D Broadcasts “‘Hello, Middle West. oy | meters. Inst ructed, Dy Aldermen to Pat Will Pop Out Before They “ee ey | and 1860, Because o : ‘ John,” and Other “Extras” Prices gupplied by Market tem: | ticipate in Request for Lines in | the Mone : y eee ee = ‘ ana iii Service. -. s Dept. of Agticul- —_—- oo — — ¥ . M re, Absent When It Comes em CS OE J) Manv Persons to Leave. : easure, c Europe Which Led Man) Per x ites Berd Concert gy A See agp Mat Nesithemsih candi laa Back From .House Amended. : 1 orthw ae Setenday —0 0 Cletk >’. in BE Minor, |i -~ n -orthnwest an eed “t. contracted to buy last Oct. li. but he said, ‘for deposit." i " e@ the insurance depert-| ut by station K S D last night. A Op. 64 .. : Tschaikowsky: | Louis. Katz stated after the trial that “the the poor fellow make a5. Tassage | a hajf hour’s broadcasting of the bani I. Andante; Allegro con ._. Extensions recommended in the, 2 ld bef lh aa ' . > ment’s fire rating bill he discovered | , concert given at the Electrical & anima. “re , r companys eyes would pop out ore I'll try them for a DT ittins anon whem he| ‘ aad y - Ls ar agit E ‘at th lectrical Ex- Andante cantabile con resolution were of the Natural Bridge | he paid them” and ordered his attor- he asked me to sign a ecunted, who had supported the bil? . | ih Poaition in amg Oliseum preceded .. ager) oy salen line from its present western term!- ney to appeal the case. by the way. he folded @ : ' on ihe regular studio program. Every alse liegro m * j|fnusat King's hway iz wn: ; tm ite previous course and whom he ; Te ., aaa 5 Sg , i IV. Firrle: Andante maes- BY yen ria g- , - rine TA | The suit, which offered Katz an boss would know needed, were missin , i? , yi , Pe = on: ' a coe Lose a legro } frace “aoe, ower rababand : endl . 3 - opportunity while on the witress were iI did. He =—_ fh ~ ! —, . : lis i 11d h miss 9900 Arsenal stréet ¢ inqenwowl, grand to display as fine a portraral “Fifteen days later seats. ; e ; . = ~ . hearty *} i] POT IS. ] , a ‘ "or cer? N ’ a il r slit ; ‘ al uu tha il@ (;ra al i? i ’ +. > | ’ *) _. > The den passed the § te several | Es : ; cw‘ es . ’ ~d thing” © : me : sainhatPs , Ps cian ie ieee” : senemy Gil inal naw eae _of the tragic as has been seen out- comes from the lamp eS . ae yatts prea wget, oe , Rachmaninof wee “oy Sronecwst ars. side the confines of the Moscow Art days ago and went to Ne House. . the whine of a tired child some- I. Moderato The attorney for the Receiver. Tr . wants $56. He tells iam hte Mt wien passed with two -ninor 4 | - | “ oe eens 1. Me rate SERS 7m Lorne! for th 4 iver. Theater, and which as so often hap- were $14.59 each, that bi. Pare | if | ; f where in th i@ighborheod of the). Ait ne o 80 me ene ndo Charlies W. Bates, has held :hat the pens was wrongly interpreted by the the ¢ and corrective amendments as) ae microphone. Onte a spirited “band! _ IIL Allegro a rean aa Receiver could not legajly petition : 7 the first payment of then necessa to have the House) ‘ . , Overture, “The Year 5 audience as an appearto humor, had | each lamp and ry | . — number became the accompanirz ment Tschaikowsky for authority to make extensions. irs ina ti h | must emendments adopted in the Senate | | | )' to “Hello. Al: can you h “om , — Albert T. P ae ~ wes guration on the gay some; said he should take t Rail Transportation Develops. . ' ; can you hear me” re. d rt T. Perkins, manager for the ynknown but enthusiasti } . » bill in the Senate. T os =a’ | that I have to pay. It q : ~ ’ “a ; ” . fe ‘ -_ - ° : \" irae - 2 tation, PLiO-. os. wan nh ‘ been able to obtain barely a *s aft 1860 yust afame th (les) War 1} ve yr 9 —_ The regular studio program of last med songs ates by Miss: Binney. the tnitiative came from citizens 1nd yeu a trick.” brought forth aime het paper the salesman telé # - . . . ’ ' “55 © e ed Ka ‘envered that Senators Penzel of But- 6 B. Dee, L. W. and Hartzell Lyon Six Alleged Robbers Held. Louis County for a 7-cent fare from repiy, “light.” —_ a A concluded, “ne ¥ Yer Ceunty and Brookshire z ¥, ight. of 5t. thinly settled territories, Washington, Utah, Nebraska. Kansas, tenor and baritones, respectively. cf. Br the Associated Press the courthouse satfare at Clayton to a trick and I should pay § Francois County were missing. He New Mexico and Indian Territory. The population of the entire st. Louis, and Miss Nelle Dee, pian- | +} = 3 Tell CHICAGOF March 17.—Six mem- the downtown terminal @ the Uui- And as Katz testified with such in- W. G. Spilman. whe needed their votes. country was now more than 31,000,000, about two-thirds of whom tst. of Edwardsville, gave the mu- bers of an alleged robber band, two versity and Delmar lines of the Tnit- tensity of feeling yesterday. often | with the Municipal : sical part of the program. Miss Leo- of them girls aged 19 and 21 years, ed Railways, without transfer prir- “ ' on. 3 . - ; stepping from the wit: Gas f wonder whet ts going lived in the North and the West, and the remaining one-third in ™“* : sk agememmagitooes | | he. might add h ness chair £0 | tion, but whe declaw a Casey anid. “Judging from the num-/ 4) conth Of the 10,000,000 or so peovle in the latter region, only .2 Diesel. St. Louis was the read-|were held to the grand tury yester~ | ileges. are on file with the Missouri’ ¢; “ ress the jurors more in- office with it. testified her of vacant seats thére must be Bae fh eq ws’ OF so poopie in tHe latter F ” onl) er. Although the entire concert was day on charges of robbery and oper- Public Service Commission. and the — {the salesman not onir the lamps for 3@ Gays tome excitement some place. I ask about 384.000 were slaveholders, but they were the men of IMTlU- most pleasing. the portions which athg a confidence game. Thetr loot United Railwavs has been ordered fie > earnape him to see light once, Abut he had decided te " that the bill go on the informal cal-' ence. The nonslaveholders were mostly small farmers, and as the brought the largest number of com- was said to total more than $150,000. file an answer by March 24 ihe ; mei cael Beary when Katz was that he wanted to k ’ .% ’ " caiié Tr ; . endar. #: Slavehoiders owned all the best land. there was not much chance ; The petitioners assert that first Scheid wn gp ms: ee al te ee ‘ rw eed gs ol ge lla for the poor man to improve his conditio: He eould not afford ee 2, et ; 2 PR they are liged to pay a T-cent f binetade PRE. Prcerans 2 8 ae a sonally aad called on urned ‘ery late in i “is . mainin the ert: 2: a " = = | th city limits o - wet be na toree |mare or the w le to get | “ oa main in the cities and work in the factories or take up a smali iarm its S! is se laiee’, Gila | was una! the the afternoon. Penze! sfid as he tO send his children to the private sch , ~ 1 st nae already settled di | et then an additional 7 cents agar yo Se white shades, with re- | the money. entered the reom: “I am simply | wherever thev existed at‘all, taught. litt] D nd the mpiest ao pe 2 pay G dist ae ; ' * farther... fn evtenustinn oF iets « ective power, which the Municipal The last to testify: wali worn out. They've been pulling and forms of reading and writing. S bh sali . on had ver. The rapla growth of the railroad had been the ehief factor ir quest for th Bei ah 29 5, ch Electric Lamp Co. distribute, hang- sar. who operates & hauling me every way. first one way | jittle opportunity to get ahead of } ite 3 welding the country together. At first. all the lines were very they explain that outbound pas ge Pray = Which before had only | machine for Katz “Ea ° ’ ‘ "4 e -' = : . 2 —— e ikea weltee” die es the war. Steamboats were now crossing the ocean. despite the first : petition says. LKLikewis«e 7 : OF e ILLINOIS TOUR N MAY eould., eame to America. where od was plentiful a heat where | ie : . ‘4 . om ; dies - . + . i i r " : yo _ . = = . C. waces were high ane where h pr "9 a — ee _ } -_ theory That no DOG eould possibly Carry enougnT tue! to re’ itseif ' s passeri- = “ , * > ’ al we — .' . , = . . — : . . . ~ ~ . - r 3 Of] t 7 ‘ 1; ] - e. r+ ’ * and in 1840, the Cunard company started a regular , ee ee DISORDERS IN JERUSALEM WABASH ” CLUB Dw g . an Prroncous Item Announcefl Business SOT) ice Best of all. in the promised land every ma) inless 4} across OF Seem, at mae | ) ws y limits for 7 os i Trip for Next Week. happened TO he Si) unfortunat: ; to have aT _— _ . la service petween New \ ork and Liverpool. The telegraph was in nt Turk F s e Chamber of Commerce = cood ied, at Ty Se: ee is hs el” 8 . ae eee use. although the Atlantic eable was not put in operation unti! Univ ity Cite levtem amd . = Fiewn During Parade first of This Year's ' hepa | . SKin) Was free tO gO and sav wha | ’ > LARD UU imm)- 2 4 : | mo ‘ me teh : and tA “taged by Arabs. to Be Held will tour of Illinois will take place erants had arrived in this eo tre by The lar: S% . 7866. Modetn farming machinery. the steam fire engine, the sew. ° -Cning territory fast is beconr- JERUSALEM. March 16—The at ) zc Si ee eo ee — “— , ' av~we » 49 . in hickly populate: : . : T al ae au ook ES Gicesineenay 8 eame from Ireland. where errible famins oy ene 2 ing machine and the breech-loading rifle had all been imventec. .-. , , “ . . %- Turkish flag was fiown here Thurs- he Wabash Club, am 1 rr! 7 , 1 102 or isiness justifies the Io d durin m Thureday’s Post-Dispatch. next week.. existence nearly impossible Indeed. to Our grandfathers, the years between 1540 and 1560 must sare , , een ye say Curing 2 procesmen a ~d - posed of officials " ; ' a . ' arr Aas : : : . Be . . s a “S : - i ' ; oa ; Ll Tri- necti on with 2 strike ca - ‘ Le - . F '! Reservations for the tour are be-| where rigid military and ASS med as wonderful as we have found tae iast -U Years, ff o rxwood heads the list of Arab leaders to celebrate a success ofthe baby ing made at the Chamber of Com- bearable. England. France ( ! ent or nen bare giv ven us wireless tel legraphy . the-al irplane. the subma- a They ask that the hea: of the recent Arab boycott of the _. i. tonight, f g Lith i] i i i i m } 7 te ’ ’ ———_ . poy : are £ thi 5 . epee Sy ge eerie “on a — ota but ele etebithes wiih today are sendinc over the lars. | I™ & the lomg-range gun-and the Eighteenth Amendment. " in Clasto legislative counsel elections. Arab % ‘*s this years Gna number of delegates being 9°. Thir- 1? Ry or p . eg te —— (To To Be Continued.) — students and Boy Seouts carried only Others will subsequentiy ie ty-sight cities Gnd towns in Iiinois. numbers. taly. a Oe ——, =o Jet aiscovered Us 7 : motes at Portland. Ore. Burecd. - Ara-Turkish banners in the parade. | various other peints om | he and Terre Haute. Ind... will ¥ Visit- 4 . a rule. tne European immigra!) »* ly i i ‘ | " % ite — r IRTLANTI (ore Mar Nn 2a al During the demonstration dieoréer'| 4 banquet will be held ES ed, and the tour will occupy ‘the en- could not compete with slave labor and he ha , mane ta hinvx | Beaders who clip and prese-ve these articles will have a splendid col- | Fire last night practically destroved broke out and the British troops dis- preceded b visit t tire week. with night stops ®t the ° ~ » ans , age a ' lection of historical facts. Valuable for reference or for supplement- the five-story Alder Hotel. All of the persed the de b “4 a oe = larger cities sha ?’s I or 2 im SP ti . XN thecterred : Byes CHER DOE oF | Beveral Akate Se0 ry Sees pe) sens eee | | : red ta 1 xe escne licemen were wounded. ‘bers and then dancing oan enna iad © o Bt OL Ol el ale ‘ ———— ‘EE (7 Weekly Business Review __Pemet eetetmer son) == Commercial Interests of St.Louis ae POPPA ~——— a ee ee ll ne a PN LO ele reas 7 Cutting and Wrecking | | February Construction Increase 33°° = gq: WINTER GARDEN Over Last Year . , DeBaliviere Avenue, Near Delmar a agaryrmrwranl GRANER CONT’'G co. ‘ ecordain: . the F. W. Dodge Corporation, cengtruction 10 S17 Tennessee Av. Both Phones ‘ebruary throughout the country showed an increase over that , eget | e corresponding month of any other previous year. “| COAL & COME CO, | SESE OF a7. ix bE "nh State f the counttry (including about seven- TOWEL SERVICE 59 Years of Dependable Service is ' fF h -OLULE = ' . | Stru Ion \ olume ameunted to SESSIONS ' ' ' : . | | ally—Afternoons at 2:30, Evenings at 3:00 ; oan . ci al . ner 7 + Thea 7 - - “ ~. } Banner Toilet Supply. 314 N. Fourth St. Phe inerease over January was 16 per cent. The February | Seturday, Sunday and Holiday Mornings at 10:00 ' : “~~? . — - — 2 -_ +> axe . . «2 P h -_ p . | . _ 2 ; Tt I , combined nerease of 32 cent over the correspond — a a a i eg eg a, Oe eee ee . ee ~* ONO NO POL ee lle lel el lla al a algal al ai ‘THAT'S THE WHITE ug period of 192. | . | . BRAND” INI R Ay SUOULG noted that ni Bctivity is iar nh Voiume €ver® MALT EXTRACT 32°: ans son aoe PURE ne Bas ) ast mont fignres included $113,902.000. or.40 per cent ’} FRAN . PREMIER SUPPLY CO. chiens: ballsacs SURSMMMA ar 46 yor week ae ie | KLIN PLUMBING SUPPLY Dist r: : Ineteel hina ~~ 2 Se PRAREEIS c fees B F klin | | vs. - ss SO OOD. or 14 per eent. for publhe woras Cee eee eC 7 cpatinadinnsinn Tad . et ee te Ge ee ee ,s > > 7. ais —— . a“ ’ _ ' ties: $34.048.000_ or il per cent. for Dusiness DULLCINgS, _— i > a ee ee ie ale : ——— es _ —— : . Ts >» ; ~ eee ~ " : . + : + etude ah “NOTHING.LIKE PAINT”’ oa ec cess tes ecateaal battling gpg ge (ontemplated new work reported during the month amounted Jas. S. Dowling and to $680,813.000 POSTER ADVERTISING DISPLAY i ing and Co. , simieel sdrroundings - February building contracts mm New York state and northeru © Mash efibeisat service Heuse and Sign Painters and Interier Decorators New Jersey amounted to $0. (02,0009 decrease of 10 per cent St. Louis Poster Advertising Co. a Pies 2223 PRARALIS avenue. Both Trot January. but an increase of 5 per cent over last Februar} 2920 OLIVE ST. . > , ° . > 7 > « . 7 a7 y — . . : j , | The total of construction started during the first two months of CoH ef Hinderman’s Delicious — ": eet, 7 can eae , . . ee eee Meal or 5 .~ | , ns nenranintn e vear, $121.945.000, is 12 per cent greater than the amount for i i i i ai ale ef Zhe or Over ) TODAY AT FRED L. MUELLER — AT ALL GOOD e corresponding ri [ last year Pameieedl Qn the pratuns Sng nage arteag c= - RAST 33° e n i in the South 19 per cent. ‘ s] a onal — arge display of this whe shoa ' : ‘ rain — February. 1322. in the Eastern TERY R RANTEE! , — ‘aon - ‘se = + . . —. ‘ : —_ . » . . : a a RANTS cuen wer w 1 $1.42 nd Philadeiphi 1418425. In Look at the map and see how thoroughly the Ihinois Traction PROSSER'S FURNITU Re AND STORAGE CO the South, Nashville led with $1227.35 : me go serves the State of Illinois and the St. Louis territory; ror ; je >. ive sr. he : : : - 7 , : ze coe “h az $ - ~~ . ‘ +- . ' : Pl - ror ' eet 0 - keep sv as a " ' . tp . , ; i ID parce * that this : stem h THOS. CUSACK co. Ge liatts Sid ee SN AEE TT | Rg Siew wee mea seeeaine semen i | t_—_me &- tT. SCHWENKER, D.C ee ee ee ee GUS SCHALLER PLUMBING co. Sm mlliuaiiais: X-RAY FOR ANALYSIS ~ ARCOLA HOT-WATER HEATING CENTRAL GeSSR Se WEST SULLIVAN TYLER reso i i i i i i aa a ~~ wee ee - ee 1805 or HESSE ENVELOP LITHO. co. t 501-507 NORTH FI LLP LLL LL ih a A

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> Pepe er Ka Te PE GO Ree) Ngee CR Y * SATURDAY. MARCH 17, 1992 (ly the Light. Fiction and o> - pular | ; 6, Says Ju zs 4 SATURDAY, MARCH 17. 1923 \ | \ : \ \ Y S SF Sow ‘ Women’s Features \ X A ad 5, % $ . SS >» am p Compa hy Ss Ey es » /LLCEOOOOCOCDMMLLILILILLILLLLLLI NSLS SL NAb s1tttttt11 111111111111) tijj4jaa—— SVLVPPPI/S1 MSF: OOI/H///// PVISS/T/ ; 2 . ; 2 , a : . i .* “Be TR . *. fore They Get ‘2 : . * obi 4 . ¢ P : , -_— 2 : 2 : - se _ re A! .w Bd we oo » s* o- > i. a 3 f Seer ere ‘ . a . . " | | ae igned and says it is a contract, o- . ae hee . ee > i oS os $ See Ee ee P . Se ; 3 “4 Ne ae hat IT have to pay. It was the seinen / > & ee se aR — } oo £3 ‘ eer a ae Meg ¥ oes paper the salesman told me was.oply : : ss ! | : tk Reet ow ee ee is — 3 eames: See ae Ge - = aMtiiiies eS r oak" read ‘Ehelishs ‘. Pa 2 “ee | Ms ‘ te wi ‘ ee nar. OE ae ee Oe oe ’ Fes aan 4 S@™“ar Secing Trick. 4 “And now, gentlemen,” Katz pas jonately concluded, “he shows mei 5 ities trick and 7 should Dav $56 fom it” J we : Sa : SS og See oF ane See oe a. nee ‘ty “. Spilman, were gs i conntetes a Pi . ; 2th ese ne Seng tage SS $e ith the Municipal Lamp organiza. on: but who declined to revea® his office with it, testified that Katz gana my the lamps for 30 days even though PRI. | { he had decided to return them, asi WIZZ ddd ddd LhdlddddiddddidddadadiiiddididdddadidaitiuccicrTCCCCZununnnuudddidddddddiadaudiiduiddidiidiidiiddiidildidiiaiiidiilailuiiiiiuiiiuiiiicd that he wanted to keep two, but new Wa Wilda We Wa. ali of them. Hie stated that he.penm Sonaily had called on the taltlor. Was unable to get the remainder « the moneys The last to testify was Marv Tus ear, who operates a pants maki machine for Katz “T heard tha Salesman ask Mr. Katz to sign amas per.’ she said, “and 1 holleréd ts him, as I knew he ‘couldn't read ee Se oe : English, dont. sign a contract & | oe ae, ° WLZUZTTTadaddiiiduidddddddddddddddidddiddddddiiiididiidiiiaitéc ‘This aint a contract.’ the salesman - 9c . = Me rae kee ee Laker Sa ne ne replied, ‘its only a@ receipt in casel $ hs Samee : * =e, °° oe * \ " a te i Tad Ra ew iu se -§ Je eeos 4444 & : Ce Oo ~ oe OO ee te oe eee SOP ae er oa - > , “A & a ‘ > ‘ ~> me N os” KiddiLidididddddsdddddtstdsddddiisdddididdidiiiitde The Chief of the Ku Klux Klan lives in style. Here is “Colonial, Terrace,” home of Edward Young Clarke, Imperial Giant and former acting Imperial Wizard Emeritus of the organization at 2727 Peach Tree Road, Atlanta, Ga. Clarke has been indicted in Texas on a Mann act charge. Agents of the Department of Justice, who have been gathering data on the operations of the Ku Klux Klan, have reported to Chief William J. Burns of the Bureau of Investigation that Clarke’s profits out of the organiza- tion have been $2,000,000. —Underwood & Underwood Photograph. sssttsiiz siLiis stsihtsiitiiilildlaltlililldilil ssisés Waaaddadaadddaiiidddiddda: WI Lhd sdsddditdsdsdshdddddddddddddddddddddddddsdddsdhddddddddddd The animal in the foreground is a full-grown, normal cow. e one to the rear is the largest ever received in the course ot a ship- ment of beef cattle to the Nation- al Stock Yards, East St. Louis. She is six feet tall, 1142 feet long and weighs 1850 pounds. She is a Jersey Holstein and was shipped by A. E. Smith of Free- burg to Sunheimer & Pearsall, She will probably be sold to a side show. SEPP PETE PEE EF EE EF EERE OPER EEE EEE PPLE EEE EEE EEE REE EERE EEE Stt*sshtih*sssiia Lhhhdddhdsditshdsttttddtibdtdddddddddda Ce ee . Kidde , * \Ussl ltt ss a WABASH “CLUB 0 MER | First of This Vearr's Entertainments to Be Held at Decatur. The Wabash Club, an orrcanizatton , cuorti posed of officials and eniphoyes fof the Wabash Railway, will meet in ¥ Decatur, ll.,\ tonight, for the first of its this year's entertainments ssthisiisiih SVASSSSTASTSS AAAS ST SASS SIA SSSA SS) FFA FFE ELE RE LEE EEE EEL ELE REE EEO EER AEE EEE EMER Wii llllliliiitiiistidsisistissitdsdidiiddddddddddiddddddddddddde Wi: Wl Wiel, Wa, Wl We We dlddilidddddddddddddddddddddddddar titwhtttihilLial (Lihidiihdd |} Others will subsequently’ be helé at Various other pofnts on the system, A banquet will be held this evening, F preceded by a visit to the shod of the Wabash att Decatur. After the banquet there will be musical sum- ra and then dancing ss Debutantes will find this a snap- py suggestion for a post-Lenten masquerade. Mlle. Lucette Dar- belle was the sensation of’a fancy dress ball in Paris when she was carried in atmummy’s sarcophagus, robed'as Pharaoh Tutankhamen’s Queen. —KKade| & Herbert Photograph, G24ssstshsssisihnh i i i ie . ™ ELECTRICAL WIRING OF ALL KINDS » f Bs Joes as ‘ . ‘ a ne a ee "a ; ~ . Pow ee, ~~ *? “~~ . = sey , a. a ‘ . j . . "4 7 ‘49 : ~ ’ ; es . & ma ~ . , : ’ . " . ne ‘! ~ WT dddddddadddddddadadddndddddadaaaaidddddddide We We ZZ— Za VL dddadddddaddaaddiddaaddaaadiaiadddddddddddddiidéé J. Stuart Blackton, one of. the most famous of the movie direc- tors, returns to America after spending .two years in England directing Lady Diana Manners; the most beautiful woman of British aristocrats in film plays. — Pacific & Atlantic Phot. ‘CAL . ELECTRIC CoO. MAIN 4858 -_~ - Rt Peat Jefferson Bank Members lIcderat Weeserve System and St. Lats Clehring House ~ | Apsocintion. OMA LLL LULL Cor. 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- ie 1 am battie, andgmention of ! ST EOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1923. oe SS ¢ TH 1 CORNER APARTMENT - — = — - - = -_ — — ~ = HRIS FIC Copyright, 1922, by The McClure Newspeper Syndicate. LIX.—AT THE DANCE. THE CHARACTERS. CYNTHIA BRANT, country girf- living in a New York apart ment she has inherited from an _| old lady she once befriended. RUBY ALLISON, her gay and frivolous friend. ALEC, KERR, Ruby's fiance. QUENTIN GRAY, an artist friend of Ruby's. AUNT ELLEN, who keeps house ‘far Cynthia. MURRAY STEW ART, for whom Cynthia is working ss & 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. body of the car was 468 Hi it : i iy i e i followed Margaret Wakeland into the ladies’ dressing reom, which was crammed with pretty girls in every color of the rainbow. and all struggling for a coign of vantage at the leooking- . te maids, tn sober biack ami white. were at a table tbat mm ee was covered with small boxes of face powder, cotton wool, hairpins, combs and brushes, and endless little trays complete with thimble, needles and thread and pins. “T always come to bits at a bail,” ehirruped Violet Jerrold, “snd have to be sown up half a dozen times. I'l bet everything tonight will catch In this gown of mine, and the floor be strewn with se quins:” ; Pretty soon Crnthia found her self at the entrance to the ball- room, and im the very center of a crowd. Initials were scribbled on the program, until Murray Stew- art took possession of it, and calmly obliterating two entries, in- /“geribed his mame upon the paste board eight times. “Supper starts at half-past élev- en. and goes on until about 3 a m.” he casually remarked. “I want te book you for breakfast also, if I may?” “Breakfast?” repeated Cynthia, in astonishment. “What do you mean?’ “Breakfast begins at 5 a. m. and goes on till 6. Ham and eggs and coffee and muffins. Leok, ft's on your program'” They both laughed heartily at that, and as the band struck up a merry foxtrot he gave the girl his arm and led her down the three steps into the ballroom. Cynthia had learned to dance, and was very glad of it. To the strains of a popular melody they set off smoothly in the gliding crowds. Tt was a tremendous room, bung with draperies ef palest cree a palest pink, and at intervals thera» were pier glasses set around the walls, among the draperies, that flung back brilliant reflections. “Tt isn’t a room. ‘It’s s tent.” “a-—what?” “A marquee. The walls are all camouflage. There's nothing but can*as back of them.” , “But—dut the fires? real, aren't they?” “Of course they are.” He laughed again. “We'll stroll out- side, later on, and you'll see how the trick’s accomplished. Gorgeous floor, isn’t it? Cynthia glanced down at the ex- quisitely smooth “parquet” floor- ing that “gave” a little, as an ice rink does under the feet of skaters. : “It's put together like a Chinese puzzle,” explained her escort, “and mounted on chains, so that it gives a bit and makes dancing easier. Blank’s ‘created’ this balirocom es pecially for the dance. Took ‘em two days to piéce the floor to Ther're gether, get the fireplaces builty | and the mirrors and flowers stuck up against the canvas sides,, Clever chaps.” “T never heard of such a thing.” said simple Crnthia, wondering, “and you mean to tell me that to morrow it will all come down" “Of. course it will. They could scarcely have a ballroom stuck out here, could ther’ Murray Stew- art smiled Inte her astonished eves. “Blank’s put it up. and they'll dismantle it, fireplaces and floor and all, tomorrow.” MONDAY—BEW ARE. a ee ne ae ———$—$—- ibbon and @ sprig lettuce the dinner tab) , and in the bow! coffee in ilittie green cups—and theres not a drob of Irish blood in all my veins. I love all the old holidays—be they trish. or French. or English, or Ital- imy green yr Americal dav—that came to Us from Ie there anything like lowers and its garlands and wd aw ‘ the Bastile—what fun > the French picnic and listen to the voluble French tongue land borrow a bit from a bud of gar- jlie to rub over the slice of French | bread. nd perhaps just a sup— ah. well, who knows? St.. Andrew and his day—what a swir] of bagpipes what a rave swinging of the kilts and what a gay parade of plaids: | Columbus day—why, everyone of ius honors the brave Italian who dis- ‘covered our land! The Fourth of July |} good oldwAmerican day! |mever forget it as long 'such a thing as America. that’ Iho as . > It does us good to go back for an hour or so to the brave history of |our brave country. Variety's “The Life.” No, I don't fad which says we should all love ‘all countries as well as we love our own. It sounds very broad and liberal. and very tolerant and noble—but somehow {ft never seems to work. I don't care a great dea! for a man who doesn't love his own country above all other countries and his own home ahove all other homes, and his own friends above the friends of everybody else on earth. | Z ‘ puzzled, worried, care for this modern There isn’t much red*bloed in 4 man who likes his neighbors moth- er as well as he likes his own. and he doesn’t have to have a mothe, com- plex to feel that-way about :t. either This is a big, vague, lenesome kind of universe when you come to think of it—what with the stars and the moon, and the wind and the se. all so big and far away and myst-- rious, somehow. and the cities crow !- to the very edge of them wi: anxieus. onesomie peopie—and the great wide plains with nobody in them and the wide mountains peopled with wild ani- mails—and the wail the wind cries in the chimney at night and the sad sounds of the: waves when ther ke w, trying to get close enough to ‘the shore to get acquainted—the crifng of the gea gulls alwars icoking— hunting—searching—ryes, its a bis. ed lonesome world and we need all the | friendly comfort and neighbarly con- tact We can get out of y. And I believe in the famyy and in , the home, and in the st¢@te and in the nation and in the race—not !1 any narrow, mean, ‘envipus, bigoted way—but I believe in the differences between us, and I like to see them. Roses are beautfful flowers-—- there's nothing like a rose. is there? But violets are sweet, too, and the mignonette and the yellow broom— how Drave and gayit flaunts its ban- ner! I wouldn't thank anybody for changing my fuchsias into roses, and my heliotrope gto lilies. Each flower has its place and its beauty and its home—why not lore them all—each in its way”? What a dull world this would be if we all sung the same song and read the same books and thought the same thoughts’ I hope I shall never livre that day. Here's a Welcome. So here’s a welcome to re. St. Ps:- rick, and all that’s before you and behind youe—-the mist of the Irish Sea. the beat of the boid Irish hea--. the songs of the old Irish historyr— shure, it's welcome ye @re—the dary! to see _ SUNDAY, Stewed Cereal Omelet Muffins Coffee, Cocoa. Mill Prunes Clear Coffee, ii MARCH 18, 1923. Dinner. Soup, Crown Roast of Lamb Browned Potatoes Mashed Turnips Tomato Salad Strawberry Tea, Milk Tea. Fruit Saiad Finger Rolls Lake and Whipped (‘ream Coffee, Tea. Milk Shortcake MONDAY. MARCH 19, 1923. Break fast. Baked APpie Cereal Fried Eggs Creamed Potatoes Bran Muffins Coffee, Cocoa, Milk wiches Cream TUESDAY, ~ - Cream o i Saltines Pimento Cheese wiches Hot Coffee. WEDNESDAY. ~ a Stuffed yn 6 = , «" > ivam hb na CINNAMON ROLLS = ’ £ : et t baking powds« sa.t sugar 7. shortening ~ PEANUT COOKIES NE-QUARTER cup butt ete one-half cup sugar One egg beaten p! milk creamed }. Gs two tablespoons Ome cup sifved flour plus two "8 Daking powder. one-quarter . PAs DOO” => ff ma . i, As @ou > irl are - , > as ; in med - ARAMOUNT SALAD BRESSING Yot Always wBIIi More HAAS TIEBER GROCER co. a AMES GROCER GALE GReCER DisTRIBt TORS Oe a er pius | : % ir $i, The above gowns were shown this week at the style show of the Fashion Art League in Chicago. On the right is an afternoon ' dress of wool with sleeves of printed satin in Oriental colors. In the second picture Miss Emma Mirovitch, prima donna of the Russian Opera Company, is wearing the new King “Tut” eve- ning dress introduced by herself. It is made of that was.brought to this country by her brother. ment, called the cabochon, is worn on all the late 7 ? shawl which was presented Beasl gray silk. This shawl The King “Tut” Smith, wife of the New York Governor, by the 3 paper women. The designs represent ‘ornaments FA B _ - 7 - Farmer Brown’s Boy Finds the Young Owls By Thornton W. Burgess > Beauty OR some time all went well F ws Hooty the Owl a7 i Mrs. Hooty and the two young Ow's the old nest of Biacaey tc Crow. were het severely alone NO ne cared to bother tnem In fact, ete the ‘tla peonmie in (,;reen nc Owls did surprising. t of food they : but eat and sleep, and it sor imes seemed to Hooty and Mrs Tooty as if they spent more time eating than sleep- ing. -Hooty deciared that he was growing thin because he had spent so much time hunting for food for those two youngsters. Mrs. Hooty thought them the most beautiful babies in all the Great Wofid But really thev were Very very homely. And sav- ages as they were were, the round eyes in heads heid in them the ness that made the their parents other Thes y |.¢* la the edge of Farmer Brown's Boy happened over in that part of the Forest. Fatmer Brown's Boy“~had hunted for Hooty’s nest earty in thegpring. over where he had fourd it the fore. in another part of the Green Forest Not it. had de- cided that Heoty had left the-Green Forest. This was the first time this spring he had visited this part of the Green Forest where Blacky's oid was knew all about the He found the spring up on Green year bh a nest Hie nest. before. As he drew which it was he ‘+ eS had near the tree in looked up out of id! ‘ bm Le didn’t think Blacky and Mrs. Blacky would be using it. ard he didnt expect to see any one Imascine how sur- i Ww 7 when _ > i'‘a - se 1 7 : ‘ -, > there Drise glin heads aes: Owls” is where moved to: Owls or see one He sat a >xclimed and Mra. Heootr hose are young Horned knew one when I where be was hid- dem Or seme thick Searches. bet where he could watch He didn't have leng to wait A great bird came salling threugh the tgees with a Rat s ber chases kt was Mra Heetr She flew straight te the nest wi that Rat How these roerg éi@ eqvarre! : You shecht eser ff have tReught they? havat had aay- cannot dc. defined; % shiefly just @ state of mind. —Oid Mother Natur morning. though little else eat that is they bad done thing to the fact than eat. You greedy little rascals:” Farmér Brown's Boy “Owis!” Ac exclaimed. “So this ts where Hooty and Mrs. Heooty moved to.” footy remained watching short time, then flew and Hooty were kept day as well as br night to keep those fast-grewing. greedy youngsters supplied with feed. She had not been gone long when Hooty arrived Brown's Boy waited until Heory had eft. and then came out of his hid- Ing place,and started to ciim>d te the nest. @ wanted to hare a close look at those young owls . . . f¢ ‘ . Cg PARIS—Among the new girdies | shown here is ome made up of siiver galoon and pink satin roses. It only three inches wide, but long enough to encircle the waist twice | and fall in l¢af-tipped ends to the hem of the gown. It is used chiefly with gowns of organdie. oo PARIS—There ww a casque toque that has found favor here todsy which is an almost exact replica of | the headdress worn in ancient Luxor. It ts of shiny straw. closefitting over | all the head and rising to a slight peak in back. From ear to ear across the front is a wide band of | colored straw, turned sharply dacx % Pee ee me ee also bringing food. Farmer —— “~ os = ee ee 8 Oe from the face Lxe a ruffle. LONDON—Three distinct trpes of ornament are not igfrequentiy seen today on the same costume, so all- embracing are strie motifs spring. One may have a Chinese mandarin hat. a gown with Persian motifs and wide collar and cuffs essentially Quaker. LONDON—Far from going ou’, the shoulder cape ‘is more with us thag ever. Modistes have found it a desirable background today for the > lined with georgette of snother shade. NEW YORK—One of the soft and chic trimmings for the spring hats | now being shown kere consists of | burnt goose feathers. These are in biack. or dyed im some shade to match the hat. oe , = ; Sita ee t i . S ' 7 a 7 a ee ieenenienaaa - % — —9 Ne doe = ye app ~~ : & % * ~ ws % - oe «4 a tomb. The couch on the 2 of the couch found in ¢ . while the motifs are ure No. 4 shows Beatric dress,” made of pussywi od OO GR et ap . ‘ Si Fashion News Notesiffow to Make Yo ‘Copyright. 1923.7 charm of a lovely voice can- be overestimated. In fact, Magnetic are its powers that ple consider a beaatiful ore de«irable aA beautiful beautiful hair ‘may be inclined to disagree, bp you reflect how an. ugty,. Yoice can spoil the charm of hair and bessutiful eres,” Zin to belheve that t's true. | you have met « lovely Bwho seemed especially pleas- : because of the contour of becaure of her creamy skin, lovely hair and eres. You we been lost in admiration of y—and then you heard her Like a flash het spell ever You felt that ne- | mit, 2 voice like that could | aT interest for leager tha ofa brief few minutes. Raturally have a roetce which and lowW-pitched, you are But. if you haven't. never ds is said that chore attrac- king voices are made than You can de wonders fer | DE voice by care and at- frst place, if you would ¥Yolce with a levely. vibrant must aveid colds. And I here that I believe more caught because ef a deplet- — Aa oP broker ’ ft attempt to dy that you What is

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FO R -®_STLOus PosT-DISPATCH | ) ' © SATURDAY. MARCH 17 19233. — ———$———_ - —— = : L = ~ SS SS ee . Bove d cm /™ Vaeness Of its eXislence, There OW ou an ure phe most common thing produ: i* (onstant strain whthout now ledge uve of painful Vision, burning vand wf it These are the cases where the Y H smarting of the eves. rediiess of the trouble ix greatest to Take Care of our yes ids and sti King togeiher ‘it ihe If vou have frequent headaches - MmoOrning. is (he need of ASE he rys of the eye evmptoms | haw Most folks think they must have mentioned, you should have your B ROYAL 3 wareiacar ninat ess than the normal power of vision eyes tested io see if glasses areinedt y M. D. io Deed glasses. ft if a ecormnfon eaen) ’ common o bee a ae. i sa thing for « patient to say to the ey: Now, you may #a)5 ‘7 rhe) ile lee a , , . “octor Why. I can see the time on “Uh rris of human regis ; bit’ il a4 Ae) te ihe remedvIing —_————— _ -_-——— I il wouldn't wear glasses!” | steeple clock so mile away!’ @ tlow foolish’ If glueses are newd- pee: read the finest type’ ed. it lent @& question of your preju- ) These test« mean nothing Vor? ace o7 preference The welfare or rom rend \'Rion s « Vers defectiwv: ' ; ,our eves and health ix at stake. Te 1 going to the isn't possible to cee wel! then an go Without the correcting lenses may nh to - make po effort ta «ee if vou «can result in disewmfort, nervousness, Ine think there | See oe thing cleariy by making the digestion and the general s)mptems, . Ur eyes, tne effort. of course. you make thé effor but aiso long-standing and wneer- wrong with li is effort which causes the trouble rected eve-strain lp fundamental -e ifs out of 100 the a ratit times eve-strain ex jats« and man’ tsnea se" of the eve some of be found and re- eye to «a marked degree without them of very serious nature a\.e a - - ee lf. It is made of green commstomb. The couch on the lower part of the shawl is a red and royal blue. | by her brother. The front om of the couch found in the tomb and is made of white In the next picture Miss Benton is shown in a Spanish | worn on all the late Tut st while the motifs are done in ribbon. The shawl itself dinner gown of black lace with mantle of red. Right: A three- | hich was presented to Mremempearl gray silk. This shawl was shown at the Chicago show. piece suit, made in silk or wool. The feature of this dress Governor, by the New York ture No. 4 shows Beatrice Benton in a new “King Tut is the short sleeve coat through which the sleeve hangs down. | »resent ornaments found in @ dress,” made of pussywillow material. It is vermilion The sleeves are in satin or Oriental colors. ee —- -- »_ ews Notes {Mw to Make Your Speaking Voice More Beautiful | ony but also grat smarta . By LUCREZIA BORI | b. Ct Sas ; ine come in the -one-piece f DS POO OOO OCT OOOO CCC OCCU CC CCC TT BIBLE Buresa for spring. in both heavy crej (Copyright, 1923.3 ed physical condition than because of pression, are deadly enemies to an at- g£ | = , an chine and canton crepe. charm of a lovely voice can- | exposure to inclement weather. tractive voice. Avoid these devas- ; , | . | K , ° . —— im be overestimated. In fact, If you keep your feet warm and | tating emotions and preserve the | A GOOD NAME THE BEST AS | HE Sunda Pp D pa ch views PALM BEACH—There aret fetic are its powers that | your body well-fed, and if you take | sweetness of voice which is the right- SET:—A good name is rather to | a : y ost- iS t re suite of brocaded satin 4 ple consider a beautiful | daily exercise in the open air you | ful possession of the lovely woman. | be chosen than great riches, and > > beach today, gorgeous affa desirable than beautiful | should not be bothered much with If your voice is not naturally sweet loving favor rather than silver ane | recent spectacular cases which in- vt rated . it seems a pity to utiful hair. colds. It's an interesting experiment | and low-pitched, constant concentra- gold.—Proverbs 22:1. , a water. The overdress is ge : be inclined to disagree, to see how long you can go without | tion is the one thing that can make it | — . dicate that the time has come to try . : ; ; . } . worn above black satin knicke : mi you reflect how an vgly, | one. | so. If you bear in mind the fact that | ; | °* e . sometimes the knickers are in@g voice can spoil the charm of | If you are unfortunate enough to | you want to be a sweet-voiced person, | CHEESE SANDWICHES | | | , : feminine slayers on the same basis AS trasting color. hair and beautiful eyes, | have a cold which detracts from your | you will be able to achieve this . . — megin to believe that it's true. | looks and gives you a husky, unat- | worth-while end. | c ial alee - thin ’ 4 IT sculin murd C ur tr oom hi = NEW YORK—Beaded you have met a lovely | tractive voice, try inhaling this tonic: | | OAST quickly slices of bread | " | te a e erers. Oo Cc Vv cases are seen nowadays in Who seemed especially pleas- White vinegar pint | three-eighths of an inch thick along the avenue. The case is i because of the contour of Extract of javender ...14 grams TAPIOCA DEI IGHT : on one side. Spread the toasted side : alry—sympathy for wronged women-— the size of a smal! flat purse. because of her creamy skin, Oil of bergamot 6 grams with butter which has a bit of mus- | . >. . “er FS beading is so fine as to look lovely hair and eyes. You Oil of citron ' : tard mixed with it and cover with : | which heretofore swayed juries to acquit- like embroidery. Sometimes t been lost in admiration of Tincture of benzoin....6 gr OOK two-thirds cup minute tap- | chopped cheese. Sprinkie with salt : . ; ° owner's fnitial is worked inte y—and then you heard her This is not,meant to be taken in- joca in two and one-half cups of | and paprika, cover With a oes of BS I : tal, seems to be taking a sudden reaction pattern. | Like a flash her spell over ternally, but is very helpful when you water until clear. Add one cup bread, toasted side down. Toast the . : . . * we broken! You felt that no- | inhale it as vou would camphor. You | light brown sugar. two-thi , sandwich top and bottom with a me- W d ty t punishm ts th a voice like » toss 7" , 4 | . Bat, CWO-thiees Cup dium heat, so that the cheese melts ) to ar sever Oo en ° , that could | may simply inhale it from the bottle | dates stoned and cut in small pieces. while-8¢ ia - brown! T H E RH Yy MI interest for longer than | or you may pour a few drops upon a | one-half cup nuts. . Remoyvy# from while-it is* browning . ® ofa brief few minutes. fine sponge and inhale from that. Put fire and serve cold with cream or | Sha ; $3 000 D With Pp Rela 1 . S T Baturally have a voice which ! a towel beneath the sponge so you | top milk. " ring 4 a ay oor tives ¥ PT | and low-pitched, you are | won't spoil your frock It may be improved by addin | >» : ' ing a . ‘ : 0 IM Bet if you haven't, never de- | Now, the second enemy to an at- | small amount of butter in which the | J} ONE BATH A ge | Oklahoma’s new oil heiress was very poor herself . ichaelis S said that more attrac- | tractive voice is the evil emotions. brown sugar is cooked before it is | at least . abulous By Aline M ing voices are made than | I’ve often told you how a fit of anger | gaded to the taploca. The flavor is | |I. ¢, 3 until the big strike on hér farm brought f Gold Se weneers £06 1 Or & apell OF Sulounsee cam Cores | richer, more like® butterscotch; | /°°F *CNe:Garmente & F | wealth. This story in the Sunday Post-Dispatch . | ice by care and at- |/from loveliness of facial expression. Phone a OW yellow and how skint 4 It brings into your face unattractive | tery blows & bubble around ea | * = srl 7 - ) departs from the usual oil romances in that the gold men covet so! E mt place, if you would | lines which should never have a . ust praise puts a foundation ; \ incipal : | principals are characters of a type not usually as- ’ risome its. mining, what _— with a lovely, vibrant | place there. ' mie a an tha | under him to giilm low! Tura: Ust avoid colds. And I A jealousy, hate and a - iene * . ° . through history's pages and ¢ here that I “‘Melteve mote sunetions which come out in the tone - sociated with the big gushers. . , i gleaming trail, see how in Caught because of a deplet- | of voice, as well as in the facial ex- _ 7 ages we find the self-same t .— ; —_ a | , . / . . | always was @ charmer nnd fo a } | : : \Searching for the Story of Manin Ruins. * early days men, girding on . , , Be Sure to Get te : leds ta taraaiee vere : ~_ | | | oes Nia etal | From the Missouri Ozarks to Babylon and Pata- r : . | Ct} m : . ) : chertied to their foes: “Comal ren Cry for Fletcher's . a : Be, ‘ rt ae gonia the search for* vanished racesison. The - ‘ ‘ ~ f, ‘ . i with that payment, or e " NM MMA t Zw ~~ | ' s u y Su nd ay Post- Dispat ch records an interesting to blows!" Fierce pirates, | | treasure, threw ‘pepceful ot i ~ ae Tee : Newspaper ‘survey of the work of twenty groups—mostly leisure of shining gold 4m it | Sue 3 American—now at work or planning to start. Vivid eae tae bendy S J » . | 3 Fates That Control All Men pictures of ancient civilization being brought to friends and neighbors to a WAAR AANSS | | What are they? The Sunday light. ‘ quest for gol4é. They le Post-Dispatch carries a most ant places, the ingle-nook OF $Kind You Have Always Bought has borne "tor signa- | . | . ™ . enerati Do | b iSC f th ie pears iC loved them WAMU be ‘iectived. °K Countoricita. Imitations and =| | AN ‘Ny \ : ep Sn eee Startling Changes in Hollywood Movie Coleay kind hearts and friendly of Chas. H. Fletcher on the wrapper for over . three factors that are said to war unfold. * iments that and war unfold; but nothing oy i yd i ~ ed 4 UR sladinn’ ait tite Kar! Kitchen revisits Hollywood and tells readers oon n ight be blithe and attempt to relieve your baby: with a — = | e When the slormy winds do blow” | | of the Sunday -Post-Dispatch about startling bro by care and cark would leave the folly of h¢ idy that you would use for yourself. *T So goes the old sea song, and it would be good edvice to add Necessary Knowledge About changes that are coming over the film capital. sine wy ome aa What is CASTORIA DRINK — The Last Bottle for the Last Man not gold, if each man loved mis a morunioes substitute for Castor Oil, Par> What every woman needs to and work was counted wea » Dro Syrups. It contains neither « | ; ade haw aot saber Wl -&. aioe tow narcotic substance. For : B aker . ( O Cc O 2 know about Spring fashions is A bottle of rare old vintage touched but not tasted ete teens vasa we set gears ties Rese in comsing® wis" sad ce te Oe ee on each 21st of July. The last man in the club will discover that gold is jus | ve atch. Auth ive tl Sworer : , aan wast the etele Wo ~~ serene poe fm! dae aoe : , ‘rom a ow drink it. Only four survive out of the thirty-four ; ; , _— : ba ic f hat n . ‘ . while all'the foiks applauds. Mlimmat! hesithy and natural sleep. It is warming and sustpining, for it a Reg? - at greet rio charter members of this strange club described in . eg mi » esasmey has genuine food value, and may be 7 : the Sunday Post-Dispatch. L PINEAPPLE TAPIOCE | | safely indulged in any hour of the Or a eee ' ! . | | f _OAK one cup whole taplome day for it is stimulating only in the j h B S | d | ; acapella in pom r call ‘ , : ; , ; | Ee | g u fi wv, | suger, cook until clear. © serise that pure food 1S stimulating. 4 ° ; add jui f three lemon, ° , | , _ sae juice’ ot sures at” Use For Over 3O Years: It is delicious too. (home canned pineapple f THE CENTAUR COMPANY. HEW YORK CITY. Made oni) by edd white of two egE* * ' Just bef rendy to serve quarter” pint of whipped ’ 3 WALTER BAKER & CO. LTD. one dozen soft marshmallow 5 Established 1750 HESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Louis’ O N E | ”* e TReeRF CoSSRR ESP PSS Booklet «f Choice Recipes sert free ; 3 ~ f Px? ag 4 2 ¢ “ . 5 ~ ¢ Tata Ge See ha % ty: “a, Fay? ite ‘ Ms i. A ae. ae a a EN Set OR Ae ¢ Se aa fuk eh d Sh oo En he ae pe + ae OP ea

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MARCH 17, 1923 | | Si | a r 7 ; — te A ae : A Se ee ee — — 0 et ee YOU CAN'T TAKE A GIRL ll — OAS: a | - Py. » 7. ) ' 7 § a Pe Fics -) GZ ar STEVE i PreMAN MOV ma ) 1 WisH ft coh KE | HIMSELF —— 5 cL 2 = Bi, } ; 7 > ws SULTED IF I - - =H Oo ae IMA GIASE 1 { -nee Ochs oo JOKE CFA WN He HW r¢ ) , ws. MARS SUIPPIAIS | a a . | ; St. Patrick's fame and glory. HIGH AND ~~ 5” 3 i = 5 lie never told vs W hence he came, DRY, Tiineg' = - i = os, . , eel 4 : i fn er a / L . q . vy For which we do not blame him, But ‘spite his good old Irish name ; Hots ORS. ~ Cee him. | WHEY HE AS A SSA The origin of good St. Pat UA SSS > . ~ _ ‘ . ONT , | 4 : . i : : a > DW EET { = . : - ) :' . = = * a . . 5 4 g > Is frequently disputed | et ° =e + fat. Poel THE CAPES WITH f aé ee * Unsatisfactory pia | se A “THOUSANE TAL 7 “e }. Offered Regarding ms : The claims that he was this or ibat | | ~ Are instantly retutea AH =: Tee SSCORT Witt Binig em At cA. | | , Cc S GIVE A MAND A CHARICE | , a : nce of Emi Be that, however, as it ma) FURNISH A. -_ = SeEcruY AT He wasn't a New Yorker, ; ‘ f + FORFEC " SAHouw) ARIS > Be ; | PAIR OF HANDEEX> : TO . ; ; > i> oife : Wi And when he drove the snakes away, | Bars or s 7 HOME wiTH — FRIeAIDs HE'S WTH i acs 4 Ves —— > sellor ith “. e ARRANGEMENT OF . THE YOUNG CADTG : | _ Diplomatic Game “Saving Face” May He proved himself a Corker. == an a : SOMETHING. a = - THIS IMD. That he was born somewhere in Fri TS A A LE AAAS RY DEANE NRE) a semen eeere2 —_— - — —- . es 7 7 It's often been reported; ' Me MER SS A is ee — Oe oe i : | . Progress ( apita ] su lain » JOOR 4 skan@e, ‘ ° r ry? r r , : ‘ svc | a . gdeg! yey a ‘oa ad ose : : HOV“ TO S | AR r THE DAY \\ RON ee: : By BRIf ris “ig ye . Ss And we maintain berond a doubt - | ———~ mn z | That Ireland js his nation, tures 5 seagate oe \/ FOR GoodWess QAKES 4 IDEA: Now YOu Cau a - / THas ‘Fre: PLEA TO FRANCE FC For there he put thé snakes to rout, | THE ORE . | | /Wrhetr DO You MEAN BY > {Pot “im To StEGeP acAin’ NEVER MIND Tae | Eve : PEACE is IEP rT | MAKING SUCH A RACKET! t SOMETIMES Thuux You'Re} MALE Dann HAD Oe = . HES © His , = J And made his reputation. : pa . L wv on , oe | OF HAPPINESS | ' \ou'vE WAKENED Tre _ OSING YOUR MIND ! FEED Some How wo , : ‘4 "1 _ eo ? T+ r—] “rv . re *hh ¢ - ’ t : . : ee. | is 7 N ork ‘ -will probably be a misfit or a mis-| : , te 4 a - A man in New York at 110 says b & : ¥ Berlin to Make | . — - 4 » e; Mo . eS. be hasn't been drunk since be was '"4!. 85. Youth is bound to have its fling. re | r L He quit smoking. at 75. Guess he © hei was weaned at about 6° Stick it it, kid, the course of true , R P “ae love r runs smoot CLL | se =S ? & ‘ 20-23 Wyatt : See where the Labor Unions claim — : ie, 3 | \IA-*& == “a WASHINGTON. Mareh 17.4 that it is unwise to swap bridges in “Belated Taxpayers Flood Rev- | SAU, : , 3 = q man maneuverings for Aw | : | | § tervention er mediation in the | a Were indicated today by ¢« the middie of a stream. enue Office.” ~ a Better belated than neve: Lg | — — = = ——— a a a — en 46 A ne ¢ . , AD ay UY" (9 (/' 4) AO i = Yel am I going to find you when you're not loating, ' “When you leave off wearing rubber heels. sir.” ee ee = : ; . > oe = rs _ he firat step was taken whem! ‘an Charge @ Affaires MY FAVORITE STORIES | | co "7 By IRVIN S cK BR i S | 35" is WATCHED VSVALL‘Y FROM BEHI , a =orech approached the , - | Ate | = =I FENCE CORNERS OR THROUGH KNOT HoLES. MME ous of anise & a ~ ——ee- N\ 2 babs | MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF SHOULD BE MORE ORIGINAL — By BUD FISHER —_—_ “a 4 | Se 444 You See I HAPPEN Te KNOW =; “Ctl, Ff CHARGED Soco ‘ THAT SIR SIDNEY HAS CHARGE | ==> 53| POUNDS WoRTH of ———— ies . ole : ' YeCwe LRY > : 2000 Pown a mecckKi Ace = wi on a maine ~~ ao omamees IT Seat Tees | == 1) sur sxbedt fy DELIVER SIR S*DNEY'S ORDERS ARE Cweky STRRES ow ReECGewT TI MESS. (MAG! s S 2 - oe GING ALL THe 2 \ iv 30 Gk kane T> LedGe You th STReer se iT €NARLED me | EXPLAINING SIR SID HAD ®D } THANKS, OLD DEAH: TT? HAVE A BARREL ce Do wHen HE ReETURNESK THe t€WELRY! tee Hee: EUN YESTERDAY! THE HABITUAL CALM OF JACOB. : Ponsiacsinnly Rex \ > . i“ YAAS: JUST CHARGE FRAT AN So You"Re THe Bouaber 7 we waAaTED T APPReHenD! BARS ago. in Chicaro. there was a saloon keeper ansWering to the mame of Jake who was local!) celebrated for the fact tha? he never got on Jabe's part. this was a desirable quality : @ Quality. because hié establishment stood | Shocting affrays. slugging bees " tnt o Lom stabddings | | OMEMON Occurrence. Some. Simes there would be an outbreak im o\e's Yar, Yet through it all the nro. PWistor would maintain his habitual Teutonic calm. He even maintained t 66 Be waded in with « buwe starter t> restore orcs: ss > might there was « Teal tragedy at Jakes. One man had his throat: ear to ear anc died on hue way to the bespital and another was The affray occurred at so late an hour thar the Morning pa- merely the bare facts on his war to work. a reporter. who as ) eT, an. of : ‘ of Jake's met bim on the street mele ey » he began. “! hear the-e was a killime at rour x! 4s s your place last sight.” " gaid Jake. “One killed. one maybe killed.” ~~ ory ‘- = Werridie,” said the reporter. “What was the cause of & >” @ald Jaké, “chust dissatisfaction ” x = i, PNA i aanatity oil ’ at nae