St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 22, 1923

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‘\ @ The uplifting time for many a thing. _ \\ = > im The time to do better whatever you may | : Ae | & In business, at home—in fact, any way.’ . a» a Ld | nai i (Oopyright, 1983.) _. Try POST-DISPATCH Want Ads Any p . , : , . , ce ‘Complete Market Reports) Jt es The Only Evening Paper in’ St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. "eee / -_-~- . i 4 : o- + Se eee aaa —s ieee = -— ~ = ————— a ee ~- - _——_ — — _——— teense —— = = - = - en . —— ——— ee = : m -~ eee » VOL. 7 dea ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 192344 PAGES, PRICE 2CENTS a - ee a _— —— — — ——- oe eS + reer oor r+ JVSIATE ORY GOVERNOR VETOES BILL FOR — S75000MOREOF SIX HOGAN GANG 4OST.LOUSANSTO PICCH V.WiCPLY HEAR J LW, AS PASSED, °"ATE DIRECTOR OF REVENUE pric oF BANKRUPT. MEMBERS OUT 10 PROFIT $370,000 PIGGLY-WIGGLY HEAD TAS SHARP TEETH *“csivcrtn ‘tne nem noms" FIRM LOCATED GET'RATS TAKEN PlgeLY-wieely HELPS HIMSELF” 10 | vided for Tax Commission. STEVE Siding of Penal —-— Ae ” In oO ena t for : . . + . a rt. Hinsecf! . 3 a : . By a Staff Correspondent of the! through, the Legislature has thus far | Harris, After Grilling Exam- Six Loaded Revolvers Found Head of Chain Stores Con- : 7 1olations to impris- Ear! Post-Dispatch. ‘appropriated no money for that! . . 3 . as : , | j- Many aie P | JEFFERSON CITY, March 22.—| body. Unless money is voted during; imation, Remembers Dia- in Auto Originally Red, cern Raised $1,000,000 ‘ (;0V. H ‘de ) j "eT ORs: ; } h » closi y Avs of S§ SeCSS10O vw i } e . ; onment in Fenitentiary “ov. Hyde today vetoed the biil pro-|the closing d nis Session PY) monds Were Pledged fora’ but Recently Painted Here in Preparation for : 1 ® { : me: 3 amen : { ‘emain- | viding for the creation of the office) neans of an amendment to remain . on Drastic Features. ‘Ing appropriation bills, the commis- s : : a Am 8 s10n will be renderede osc $50,000 Loan. Black, Police Say. Wall Street Raid. ' midintnecntiienionenats ( 4 5 ments, which was to take over some The Governor's stated reason for jot the duties now performed by the killing the directorship hil! was that | | BEAT WALL STR T - @7 SALOONS MUST MOVE State ‘Tax Commission "| Provisions for such an office were in. FOUND INSTRONGBOX (HOGAN HOME ‘SHOT UP’ REST OF $10,000,000 | FET | Clarence Saunders An i we veto Oo this b WAS expecter adequate and gave the proposed di ’ ’ ‘ er BLINDS AND SCREENS iver tie “Governor's vere nt the rector no power 10, neseee corpors,| OF LIGHTING COMPANY AGAIN EARLY TODAY OBTAINED IN SOUTH #233@0maEe none oe on ’ 3 if "C ; ; ‘ measure repealing the Tax “ommis-|tions under the franchise tax law ae ; ; ° - — f i sion | \ = ~ Wants Settlement In Stock 1 law last week, The Stirte now The State Tax Commission has had Ce Pace Ge cians Must Not Char eas no agency to collect $2,800,00¢ | this powe reditor | lvage E.quit ° : * Phys 8 (in eorporation franchise taxes f eye new in legislative circles C edito 8 Wi 1Sa g q y | Men Arrested Admit They One of the Investors Here os ge a = Coup by 3 P. M. Today 923. oy on. C. Fish . 4 ; ixpectinge its - tee} : ; ; isher ° More for Liquor Than for TiN} fing its program abolishing | that there fs little chance that money of $25,000 by This Stroke | Were Out to Clean Up Says They Really Do Not 3S le = on the Basis of $150 a . §& Patent Office.) tha & , ‘ ' : ne State Tax Commission to go’! wiil be provided for the commission Other Prescriptions; Drug- | —_ | —Van Raalte to Be Sum-| Enemy Gang in Revenge) Know Yet How They: | Share. | gists’ Profits Limited. | COST OF CONSTRUCTING SUICIDE PACT REVEAI S moned to Testify. | for the Shooting. _ Stand in the Coup. os a j STOCK STRICKEN FROM sa 7 a etols: ae Fant FIRST i CLASS WARSHIP Counsel for the receiver of the | Six Bena of the “Jelliv R Ta Forty St. iouisans, wh { 2 i | | EXCHANGE BOARD . o oO Ws4OULIS! Ss, oO Mm as : . | | . Post-Dispatch. | Harris & Kober Diamond Importing — one day JEFFERSON CITY, March 22 : PUT AT $16,500,000 TRAGIC FAMILY HISTORY Pa 384- Olive ‘atreet. which ‘safes Hogan gang were arrested a few! last November contributed $1.000.- a SS. ae Sd Sue erohibition enforcement map ogre bltie oes | ee eeieeh with Vabtifttec eultmatad /minutes after they left the Hogan/ 00 in cash to Clarence Saunders’ | K c | — , ddl R ‘ law, supplementing the enforcement | end March 22 The lat more than $1,000,000, announced residence, 3035 Cass avenue, at 2/ $19.000,000 Piggly Wiggly pool, fig- | S = ; a “Se : Former Mine Pu cr ngs ’ sed | 919, was ; arsed | COSt O vilving a first-class bat- , . o clock i . The i ure odayv ‘ xs avn , Ss x & 3 | | ~ 4 i ittere Ore wee Ueship in 1914 ; was spprost. Mother and Daugnter pe gs: | tt tay a a wrasse a, re pemacaupeylh se ? : vs saith ye gue’ cae ™ & a Atay ¥ : e. “ St M et to Its Kn / ‘tive 90 dava after || mately £500,000, or about $2, Be Found Dead in 25 Years ashington Terrace, real estate op- 3 rt ani) Repgenextag ge 2 ee OS eee ne oy ; 9 2 Shares will become effective 90 days after 500,090. but the cost of a similar - wh : ‘erator, money lender and_ retired | tomobile, originally red, but recently | >@unders’ apparent profit from _ hi > - ee by Buying 1 8,87 tie signed by the Governor It con- | ehip today is about £3.300.000 or With Throats Slashed. paw nbroker, will be summoned to painted black, and there were six! Spectacular coup in Wail street. ? Bes — ” ee 2 of Total of 200 000 Out- tains Many drastic features, particu- || about $16,500,000, according to testify as to his transactions with | loaded revolvers on the floor of the George H. Wearen, manager ef a ree 2 e . car Hogan's home was “shot uD” the Piggly Wiggly Missour! Corpora aos : al ie standing. by “Keegan's Rats" gangsters at 19:10 tion, today related the cCirciumstan "eS .of Director of Revenue and Disbu) a:- = ie ee GE SEO ee AES SS ere ES a ERS ager ape A Seapine arly increasing the penalty for vio (Commander Eyres-Monsell, Par- Ry the Associated Press the defunct concern. at the next liamentary Secretary to the Ad- | CHICAGO, March 22 As police} : miralty. : hearing before Referee in Bankrupt- . ‘investigated what was termed a kill- | lei ‘ ' under | g - ; “xplaining this increase, the |). 1s : pip e| cy Coles, March 27. i. m., today. which St. Louisans joiae| oF By Leased Wire From the New York ' ) : ho } 4 ed t - > i 2 e , . - . i = oe” , I L ) wa | ; iiss tds Pont Die wm ees expert says: “It must be borne |/'"® and a suicide In the:deaths o louis K. Harris, president of the | We're on our way all the |“4unders in the pool wna | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. 5 the Post-Dispatch from . | avar ae te r ' : 70 vears oid. me ey ; yi ie gaa : ng y r3 scan in mind, however,: that a mod Mrs. W. C, Woolson, years old concern, and the firm’s accountant | "@** We can find,” said one of the Mr. Saunders came to St. Loris NEW YORK, March 22.--Clarence time during its progress throug e | TT ‘ » ian : ae ; ' ture : a ~ : a | ern gr te ship embodies fea- and her daughter, Mrs. Edna Robin 'have testified that the firm paid Van | Hoganites, when they were taken ‘|''om Memphis one day last Nove 1} - Saunders ! a en change | tures found necessary in the |} } ai Raele ¢ stor alte 18 per.c ee | | . : : ; 4 | many respects A brief synopsis of | light of war experience which in son/ 40, they disclosed the history of | ae 18 , oa ‘ ent owe est a. year on cha rge by members of the police iber,”’ said Wearen ‘He held ens. ™ nlmost moneyless, iron mine puddiler, ee aaa , ed bese the | loans, an arris has testied that Sey its principal provisions is here! volve a considerably greater ton- - /Van Raalte has $195,000 worth of at his home tn Memphis, Tenn., eg? a iia . e | nage, offensive and defensive the firm’s diamonds and onveuns announced to Wall street he : Ss » y ) . ‘ *Ty\" . . ’ ’ > } } “ & j | sh ic ’ ' : =~ ; , ’ ees | vee a clon) irmament, and consequently) by the use of narcotics. The polic@|)yundred thousand dollars worth of | he gets ‘em back.” St. Louis chain stores. He explain: d % : : woulq “expect a settlement by 4 The use of any distilling or brew- cost. | a on the basis of ations to imprisonment in the pen- fentlary for some offenses 1? vears ago an obscure, ‘ . . ’ a? ‘ . a . he family. once prominent in homicide squad se These runs he- fe ences With A numbe r of SY lo ' ” OF t fin: ' . “ty ‘ : . , : ts : East, but finally reduced to poverty long to ‘Jelly Roll,’ and see that — who had invested money in tly ; ¥ has | ee . , ole . : e ¢ ™ ’ . . . , ¢ T. | ¢ : ere ing equipment in the manufacture ; enumerated four Sil) 1 les in th farm customers notes and At ( ommoda- ' The ga nesters and the automobile i his pla a to them. rhe, called 1) . , o' clock today J ' | tion paper that he holds as collateral of intoxicating liquor is made a fel- | | or teane /arsenal were taken to police head- ; others and in that one day Mr. Saun- $150 a share.” This meane he wll | , ' ders got a little more than $1.00... CLARENCE SAUNDERS. jrecelve something like $3,700,900 4 : - allt oo . . “ * a ¢ . + : . ony, punishable by imprisonment in razor-slashed throat New York creditors are clamoring | quarters, where the prisoners were | aides na he penitentiary for two vears | Tw five vears ir f ; nf: ¢ | , | a ' eens d . ys ia Twenty-five vears ago Dr. William for a full investigation of the firm's | booked as John (Kink) Connei!. 099 from 40 St. Louisans who wre} - Rack of his laconic ultimatum is Sessio of such equi e | lo , , seara* , . ' , , ; ; ) sion i juipment is , , ‘(Charles Woolson, Mrs. Woolson’'s (transactions, and the National Jew- Harry Greenberg. Charles Mercurio to share in any profits resulting | ) . ;' ee : ; - : the story of a spectacular coup in Fontajne Fox oly mage et sone by ; hiisha na Was A prominent phvsicia n | elers’ Roard of Trade has assigned Pre rk ewe Pat te nile . 7F from his VW all slreeft deal a hy Wi ly atock that will he long a _ ° - - =e nor | WHEN PLAYING RU of Ruffal \ y lle was found | epecial men fo the case. og ich y — mane uN | Raised About $10,000,000 ss". 6 1 ry ; ’, , as | wrt Costello. “OMe Jers , - ‘ ‘remembered by all traderg tting | r. Saunders in all raised about 2 “a ilv in the last 25 vears, each from a more than $1000, and imprisonment ! 4s ; sae ; : 'dead in his office. his throat cut and Want the “18 Per Cent [ixplained., , | , his wits against those of the aea- appeared from Buffalo and caine to beverages through the process OFT Mi hi Bot R ly B : . - _ ’ 7 | ‘ if . e ; ? : Wealcoholization who removes fron: ie igan 1) ecent J ecame | ¢ hicago. Years passec., the children per annum, trebled.”’ which was the i, ae mea eee jing victory ° , 1 : , \; ? Poa 1 -narried MKdna mar-'| | : the Vat anv of the liquid before the “Dirt Farmer Member of “ps4 ' P qa er an omy ‘ aFoannceial : method by which interest was calcu- get more than they are looking for.’ do not know where we stand on prof . -_ Mcohol is removed is held to be Federal Reserve Board | mer h , Some snnetae ine ago shad lated at the direction of Charles G.| said “Jelly Roll.” who. with a riot its and will not know until the deal | | After 3 © clock tomorrow. he fuilty of a felony, punishable nv a _* merenant. & ASC | ‘Krell, Van Raalte’s secretary. ac | 7 is actually concluded. So far ever ¢aid. last night, “my price will be sun rn his hand, greeted policemen | $250 a share. even if it takes tha fine of not less than $1000 and by | said he was — to the Rage tye | cording to the testimony of the firm's “h thing is an apparent or paper imprisonment for not less than one ae the Adeeesee Weene pp ital at scenes Sama Ill... to be treatec | mecéetinta nt who | profit.” 'eourt to decide. The amount of 70 ; for the narcotic habit. ‘ ae ate the shootin . y year. WASHINGTON, March 22.--Milo| PO . . ilin - Wtnatebete’ About $75,000 worth of the firm’s . REST s Wearen declined to disclose the list a shares still short on delivery to me } Howard one of Sirs, oorTsens [ received a telephone message | ie more than 75.000. and there area ' the South. 40 day ; ; = ; na - ee eo Ore 9 razor lving beside the bodys The lawvers say they want to know | Two automobile loads of gangsters | $14900000 for his fight pt. Louis | a ! f tt tock none year. | az yin esidé ys “ . , ,; : , | we . , : a soned epéctiators of the stock mar- PEE Aiher of nonalcnholic| | The mother and three children dis-|™ore of the “18 per cent transac-| figured in the midnight shooting-up|¥#S the most northern city ceatrib- C | & 2 ler founder and now ROBMSQWBOUC | —- tions with Van Raatte, particularly] j— tne 3 Finite juting. The remainder of the money ; hE mating PE goes’ : c © ofan domicile | ' | president of Pigglty-Wiggly Storés, his explanation of the ‘6&* per cent came from ‘The next time they come they'll} “We st. Lodisan ‘investore real a \Y > called at the house to investi-| \\ ~ Any person who. shall reclaim diamonds were suddenly ( ; of st ouisans in © | thyl aleohol except under a pe: sons, committed suicide some time agg ny Se ae Monday that something was coming ve see tant andes ss ms Robbers Jump Over 8-Foot | sii! thousands of additional shares ME Tation Hates Governraent | ticipating. besides Weeren. were W. ‘0 due on marginal accounts to others, ys held to be guiliv of a felony, pun-| member of the Federal Reserve ; r | “RY. C. Sipple Jr.. president of the Sipple Partition at Anglu De- a ee ee Bhable by imprisonment in the pen-| Board, fell dead today when play | prosecution for running dowR &/ son, of Levinson & Levinson. counse!] nad plenty of ee ane “| Adjustment Co., with offices in the : 2 ope wd RU ke eee ciecling golf at the Columbié Country |chila with an:atitomobile wees es alee seed |Sat up all Monday night and rues \dvertising Building. and R. A. Wil pository and Take Cash While dozens of ita members were years, or by a fine of $1000 and im-; Club These gems. hvpothecated months) day night. They caught us MAP Peng son, secretary-treasurer of Parnett ‘. | scurrying around tn quest of stock to Prisonment in jail for one year. | Campbell, whose home is at Cold hefore the failure, were not known by| tonight or there would be a differen®| © Wilson Investment Co From Drawer. COE ee en ee ee Must Remove Screens. water, Mich., was president of the the receiver to exist, and their aie. | PF to ven. | Recent Sales Explained. oe ee te ie ee Sereens or blinds which would ob-.| National Milk Producers’ Associa- closure means that the creditors will; Doesn't Want Police Protection. — Saunders recently, in full-page , | Oy nee Se ee wruct a view from the street of the | tion and was widely known as nj dead in a bed at their home. — at least salvage an equity of $25,000 | “Do you want police protectio.® | advertisements in St. Louis newspa Three masked men with revolvers | struck Piggly-Wiggagly Stores tne. Mtire interior of a soft drink ctand| practical farmer. Hu was nanied altheir throats cut and a razor lying |». this stroke inquired Night Chief of Police Nally. | pers, offered Piggly-Wiggly stock to | held up the State Bank of decataaenh bv ghee wey Nat" of necuri« ties traded in on the fleor , eae oe near hi : re _— : : are prohibited under penalty ofen! member of the reserve board by : Had Not Mentioncd Them Before. ‘Naw, the Hogans ‘ll take care of |investors aft $55 a share, for delivery in the northern part of St Louis | 2 fine of from $299 to $1000. or im-| President Harding under a new law Started as tron Puddler. | useage aarp ooh: sgt Picea In previous examinations of Har-! then selves.” replied ‘Jelly Roll’; Dee. 1 at the local offices of the County. at 7:15 o'clock thie after Prisonmen: for from 30 davs to one | authorizing farmer representation | her mother and then killed herself ris he has refrained from mentioning petting his riot gun compan The sale here closed laat | * Year for the first offense: 2 fine » fi) on the board, and took office about sie these diamonds, and if required | It will he recalled that the Re night Wearen explained that this noon, and got away with $456 puddier brought Wall street to its from $300 to $1000 and by imprison ia week ago ATHLETE BITES THROUGH STEEF! | hours of vexatious questioning yes- | wather Timothy Dempsey of St. Pv wag a resale of the early stock pur Cashier Hl. M. Koch was the only knees goes back many years, but the Ment for from three months to one! l'ntil a few minutes before his| ’ Li terday before his reluctant memorv | rick’s Parish. following the occasion | chases which Saunders made on the | person in the bank when the robbers Kenesia of the present coup began Pear for the second offense. and bv| death Campbell, who was 71 vears) gave up this prize to the despairing when the Hogan home was “sh >t) speculative market, and that he was! entered lie was making change tor | *™ haan wae vames Ww, Hillott's Stine of $1000 and imprisonment for| old, had apeared in the best of] ygedical Correspondent of London |Manhattan Piggly-Wiggiy Corpora- DEES the thira offense. tion, operating under ai franchise 'from Saunders, failed health. He was playing over the Lancet Vouches for Feat. Concealment of intoxicating Mq-! Country Club course with former) p. gre Associated Poses hox of Jacob DP. Cohen of the Gen-| parochial. residence and ordered him to put up his} . Hors ina seft drink stand is prohibit- Walt street bears used it as a pre- Senator Townsend of Michigan and LONDON March oo That eral ae and Supply Co.. who pledge from them that they would p They then fumped over an ' » tat tt ‘ k arrie c _ . = rs . i. . . - . - *d under the same penalties. Harris testified, advanced $50,000 on ll off the feud HOUSEKEE ER ARRESTED IN ‘ight-foot partition into the tellers’ |, yee poriee re atock. It dropped Rale of anN\ aoft arink hay ing the i > 2 nu siiare Saunders war forced . . péies ‘ . - , ai was stricken without warning it Jewish athlete named Breitbart + ' disarm and ¥ ; , ne . . ‘m, i wo ans 25.009 ear , ee : ; was said that death was due to heart) wears old, 6 feet 3 inches in height! visi tag ee SS ee Subsequentty the enemy gangst 's CASE OF SCHNEIDER MURDER 3 » ANC, OOE Crees ote 10 NS! to Duy to protect his TI , , ; c co , *ppearance or taste of heer, except v upon the fleor teok $350 from the , J ' em PSNy. ved ‘tn the original bottle or keg, brand- , | Speculators continued raiding ‘his D>. Campbell of Michigan. who re- . pectedly located yesterday ina fur-! ago, cutting his throat with a razor. |.) .. > ‘ ; , } ‘ ica ,e fea “e . - j > 4 Hie famils told poli } eared Referee Coles By Morris G. Levin. the house, all set for business. Wa off. and I had the gang planted in cently became the “dirt farmer” : AN AN \ \\ Last night Mrs. Woolson and. her daughter, Mrs. Robinson. who had ' subsisted partiv on charitakle offer- ‘ings of her neighbors, were found The story. of how the former tron creditors. up” May 18. 1922. summoned the | seekil Sf an investirner®. rathe) than a a $5 hill for ” ronan. apparently reting ‘ The diamonds are in the Strong | members of the warring gangs to is speculative market, for his stock with the rohbers. when the masked exacted a , :, ’ ; in the last six months. Cohe s .he/, . failure. ; and wetehing y Oo nNounds. i , bhi! > ; Dh ses is a fle did not hother each othe for a borne father-in-law of Harry Z. Fleisch- = — through steel is vouched for tb , f time. although they were arrested on | t) cash drawer and eseaped in an anto atock And then came the surprise when policem:Olyges, Ruzzi Had Been Released Aft- | mobile . /M . last Tuesday It advanced 54 pointe ee ‘} * oe ' or " mann, treasurer the ef) t « : . With the name of the manufac Nonstop Dance Record Now 25 Hours) medical correspondent of the Lan-| te defunct con amuarouad occemons né ier, is prohibited under the same | Ry the Associated Press i cet A committee of physiclans and! found them carrying revolvers in er Being Held Several Days as As the robbers entered hoch ' Penalties . : : [lt was a wearv daayv for Harrie , and kept jumping Later if wae % NDON March 22.——-The non-!| presidents of athletic corporations) .. , 7 their automobiles Matcrial Witness. etepped upon a button on the floor Physicians ‘escribing Less LO. 1 teeta | (‘combined against his mental reser ! De , ilearned Saunders had been advised tn . A Presceriping intoxicat- stop dance record was extended (to)\ saw him seve! ith his teeth s4¢vernl | oii’ tmeuune “ge “ wh alka P rend \gain Rroke Ouf > Assactated ress nected with a hurelar alarm in a by Jenne Livermore mastes manipu . ° : ’ » . ’ ‘ \ ’ . * MIEN OO - aa : ° , ‘ i sunces of ethyl alcohol. one quart of today. by Victor Hindmarch, |inch thick. and bend into « cirelel,. > , ' aby stot gp hg , tewweae tar |) Sune Sean housekeeper for Fred ‘Vuest, daughter of the proprietor, : Wine or land, today, . \ Gleick and Recéiver Coles. Levinson | after Jacob H. Macklet awyer ft , : " Mrokers are no quoting the one pint of whisky, are pro- | Miss Bella Dunn as his partner! jron rods half an inch square x | : + tilled | erick Sehne ider, wealthy Bronx con as the only one tn the store = and | i. —) Dibited , . with ALIS! € eonducted the examination. assisted the Hogan gang. was ehot and Fitter ; eharee at from $100 ‘oe $119 Some f @ from charging a higher fee : » greater part of that. period.| his mouth as a fulerum re : = . ' , | tracior, “ hen he was slain in his was too frighteneg to reapond . ta than f . fo. the gre: iy) the prompting? of F rumberg and i) hie automobil: ae welfth rrie Pf : poe : ft) eharee were ar iat around par ' or other prescripgions, sand : arch bettered by nearly an ' , ' | ee , automohbile on Feb. 26. was arrested robbers had left their auto —_ are Hindmaren be pe (Fleick, and Referee Coles interject- | foward streets, the smoldering feud over t' eounter todas i, required to make i phy sical eN . “cj f 4 hours mova 4 | . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ “in today ey) 4 harge of honiis ite She mahi ‘ about fev hla. ke from the i ' Pe 6>person or whnam | : , ‘ . at har eer relen se: niter eing rele j wMiie Wi ee tre i” hank e inutes ment eouched in suay lite To ' ‘ler ‘ae avens hel Saunders “Ne ” - the Prescription ie written mu ~ auuta? Bie a = = a . Ness if Mase k le) Wa AV¢ need a. a several davs ata material witnese atrtomeaohile ifter a wait proceeded rs r wirees Again te Heal *» . : m ° ° . f . e > i ee ‘ , >on, ** , yt re ‘’ ¢> L . . % Drugegists’ Profits Limited | ' | Ministers’ Counct} Will Act to), | pion cumpsstta so» nen: “TAttie Reg rywere. 2 Detectives said they had obtained along and picked up the robbers as company Wie Mock on New ; Dru ; pe ape va CLOUDY AND C0 HER TONIGHT: ’ Check Ob- le) rhe nm with ne firm m diamonds sh rive preodie ) pre dis a 7 . ” 1S hile - - lonely Ry any road 9 ; ind the robbes rriscde rife Mtitegript to Ssanun lors of Piggly Ww ige@ty Stores, the last vera lie was nevér posi killinece hut Father Dempsey again citable “ert aD ee _ | foree Koch to open it e Inec., last night. “tl wilt not again . | eae }wRe -FRATURES. The ine Ca h warrants THE reMPE measures to end the wave of oh , , se :, Ping , van of aeare sla live He would think this; 4 suyp gol the z ingste rs tog ther at dma = , When newe orf fle reohpery reme hed bee president of any COM Panny that : @ AND BEB timttea to cs, os actiiinds mae’ athiuhen anata : F the scene-of the miiré nm « " — ed AL . = cP vie mre olTfepse aT Prayer 4 ‘ ° leaving if _ ta . Js toes oe A ireutlt ee s and Ju « m / i” ae : ) ' , . pose tha and presimnie othe * them promise te eol it out Vo ' an warribert kK ielel f BRrideceton if 7 hae ite atocek traded in on the Naw : i” Peace, the present law, es : , “als which ve Vi M N aT rave ¢] , | ;, neitner Was ovat | Cnmtisy we £6 wags . ; Pi a4 m , Ba re thine lie gave the names of firme ng more was heard of the gan , * «a commercial aviator wen’ York Stock exchange where the gcnainbler and the «epeculator have A ermitea ¢ 4 + : 7 ; ‘ ertain theaters ; ; : eye LL , eee Ag ? i! —" lerks to ! } eel oer ~ ! and persons, one of them a Rabbi mifil this morning 1! : Lirplane toa sennm the rouda Warr: te eh: - . ' { : ary ortiec | eovryvir marion, ls —_ r wWrravnts, ming hangrer ' , > : A | sa VS ’ : i} 1) mow hon) he lad pledged merchan Tio of the hirilets fired into the 175 N00 ACRES thi KENTUCKY 6 ao Red tae img robbers Peoat its ; mipecty free rein ta piv thelr trades ad = q ’ ? st While receetving the The Sriginal , 1! » i a , 3 : . ‘ — , . hae a ‘ It, which authorized . ; I Ss annmwineced that the author Tr est thease ; pes tl S names were known Hoegwa) he e thi: morning went , aD fliertit ? lie of see rongrutnia- the issuance of « arrants to search . ° ¢ > mhoy tm pyrae eed againat : . . : : pare : ee oN som ' . . ve did w . ar al . zo ’ ail i} > ¢ ») : | } ’ T= ' tin a of } « f ‘Private Awelliy a , 1 te ni 11 : - ht , ' : ‘ } ceivers eT were no oth thre 7 an this fry line doo ery, ee} CHAI LAND ROIGHT RY FARG ssechine which he ould distinguieh mr! vis rienda ery hita roune® In & . ) =“ “ai A? ¢ ; estahlishmen \ Se - , : (Copyright, 1988.) ® out th pe ae ateet Fe ye: ! ort * s. Harris insisted, absolutely none. the frant room and one in whieh heing theirs Wall street. he heeame remintecert ihe . - . To P ° r . e¢ ; ¢° ‘ ye y lé ‘o . = Provision lowest, 36, at 6:15 p.m gram, it Is charged, Include | as true, he admitted, that he!-togan's mother and father were and told of his struggte ty succens, der _ decia red ” nulsance unN- | i 1 Official fore- ie i! indecent scenes IAG had lapse e of memary adit ing eleeping The bullets went ovet thy Retuern $12.000 nna honed sun CPered ahenen NEW YARK RA KER HEL . Tle im jilet 4° Blarea on laws mav be de-| LOTS OF east for St. Jwouis ) ibid bet ha won canteens ey Pe» eager qe Bh Ae faid tac Have Been Involved N p “! atarted as a puddier in the iron n e ~ . | * > | : : , ’ . ] .. . the trie} . aie at the discretion of; PEACHES . nnd ict : a ATTORNEY FAILS AS SLEUTH memory was plaving echim no tricks: tn4e6e. try Dent ON SHIP REACHING NAPLES mines of Birmingham, Ala.” he «ald age ; } conl- ' . : ‘ erifte, lice d ther CROPS JALLED , age sight with we Sue out eight bullets hit the front ’ ' ; It waent very remunerative and I ; olicemen an otn | er ton t. - = ¢ _ = +) ww + Durex : ‘oy re ecked about for o t ty Peace of » . : : AGAIN. — » 4 re«crse ‘>? ‘) ‘ rervil? }eT) \t 7 ri¢ ix | Te N Sif i? Ty"; Ts tise . . - “* ts; sp auee Dealing With Weapons. : coldet it east stronger than the permissible rt j Marria was very sorry. but there ' Tohn and kra ve , : Dist New York tenure > His advice has heen of ineatinuaible OFRO REL 1) of a deadiv weapon in and south por den Park at Meramec Hilghtiands wr a reason for the Sela: Hie on the second floor and when he\ fiehket rent ene privat lanky ‘alue to me. ¥ ny ve . . . .« ; : : . ‘ ‘ ‘ ee : ’ ; ; ’ sateen ; "Khe + ‘ " Peeyart ' ioewNs V ith ; ° " “S : ~ hicle 1n which intoxicating | Seeeens F SOCROTT OW Today Prosecuting Attors \dam partner had told him at lunch that ceached. the «ros arg fre? They'll Be Trying Danny Dever. wanted | . eltvy with his two If wae on Cov. Peay's advice that the , ‘ : " 4 ) shri es revrii p ; S the auton I : oo ’ Ar , brother eer rand iliarcenw etsy ifges he moved to Metupl'« after he had ‘ or . P . re : ‘ f ' {ns iNlegally fransported is pun- grenerall a1] Plernr, Tones raided the par’ ree hy « rad forgotten to tell of a little P , ’ (oF ANTM) j sf . '; ty] ha «! oa > j ee?) rer imae . . 2 . “er Which th not had ut ~ under bond on promise of the arris ed here on the steamer Taner saved a few hundred dollars tle ble by | . is 1? , ; . sr? ; 1¥ae'? |i? . " ‘ tly A cing tema poe ene pee “ a ak nuthoritv of a search warrant NO, matter of $50.000 that the firm had, ' , s - wT i. ; ’ nep 4 aa gle alabmrp =i ra rr liquor was found Two Sint horrowed from dacob TD. Cohen on National League Raseball mina from New York today and wea! had ideas about the grocery business, or at on oft intowxwic lifting inois \ Bee . . . : ~~ ’ ° } “Most , chines ut byte by Pit ase 1} “5? } ‘ ' ? Tal le sly | _? svn Hon "& " poorpe@ibile fey hin detained with hie wile fvrs rmeard thy he rr Opened nm whitiean le store . vor inn - Yn 'a . ’ , - f = rift. ' qin f 4 = 7 er ’ ’ to $ ’ “we ; 3 | = wn i’ mortgarwerd vehicle es held , tontiealh ie =] served last nicht had daih: Nery } nad lie wae visibly @enbarraeseed " sounthful reeruit pit hy venue] Monev toe the amount of 44 of his buving wa done Mr creat, a © : ; : ed wit now , : ‘emen ‘ ad from his mAome if nd a — punishable by im mix ye to think that after all the question “ey me departed f1 ' - ar today awaited the neat move to 000 lire (nor mally $21,580) was He belteved In emall profite « lent ar not enn than two | in north port on ' ‘nis morning We meant wha ue ‘ i sis a , m ‘ . ftirnowere af ree | i Amertcan Consulate in Srmirna Rurne ing of thea reoOrni ink Session he ha 7 a id , ; : “o 4} T ' i} oe ¢ ynra’ el ia olé Tr? w bie hy he found in his baggkagce ‘) tie x if A hain of ” ald when we told Father Tim thi wae started. Ton much credit was o’ars. or by Imprisonment in the colder, SONGS ‘ ! ked thie litt! Jen! 7 ‘ MUnty fall for not lee year. | tly the Associated Proms overlooked this little den | | a trouble placed -_ ‘ ' ’ fee thar one ven ro ww nat tT’e would look for ne more trou | ; ' A , extended te retail buy by & fine of frora 4100 to &1000 : cloudy: colder in CONSTANTINODULE \N ot} ' This pleasant rev elation was al- with the rate’* tut from tedas eis tously left the arty, nf Fort se . The Banana oe disa ppe ared ; nin © tal yere and the ‘ 2 in . —_ = ‘ ry a tan ryy tte h for tha referee’ q . ‘ol nada came here tn 10 nr ‘rer ew ork mre rhe? trace has hec led. nufact) ee "2 east portion The American consu! ‘ _ \‘rna ost ' py! will he ' : rat Tet Dow ell, (al., a : oo _ - oe ga aut | I ; aelf-preservation f! . Dever was arrested ves-| been found of deposita made with | Rut Saunders wasn't 190ch."" which causes | ete er — ° « ae he tr A low fir ne He tInquired of Wartis @&. , add the river at 7 @. m.,. 12.6) hae been destroyed ire, The eenle tierce . ae : they tte Reds = — Fiat aes > wen lames Wells next door. at $04. € as yy AS he Hogan bove, inglud disappeared ’ seer in? ’ ‘T'll sleep with one eve open from Fue: ] : ‘ 7 " ‘ / 2 ‘ ;now on,” said “Jelly Roll ws the (club to stan Danny [ever thew himself whe he tnceremo feet, a fail of 1.3 feet. and recordae were saved Contiawed on Page % Colume &. ger.” terday on : —S » ed on Page 2, column 4.

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ie > Be Se, . + BP KING HAD BASK 0.05 ve Mansy OF BLD, 9 GR ‘Woman Neighbor and sue CELLAR Uf B ; of East St. Louis Recluse Claim g Money in Tin Box. ay” ST. LOUIS ne A A POST-DIS ——— ———— THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 22, 1923. . een i ae ons —~ -——- —- ~~ = _ —— —— - - — —_ _ -_ ~ oe a 2 ——— —— " —— - ee —s ———— - Pe - =a + | reo oc = cle deg 5, and 2 ‘ i ie aga cortrol g exports v =n SR . ied the oy aeny PR” aa WASHINGTON, March 22? Deel. . a the colection of the 14 yonths fhe French claim that Tals to ‘ou: rn ) ands for an in f flux ) plenty of harges from ' i.e allotment and that sailors and have heen brought Favored a Press. Dt ESSEILDORF, i gian ‘harbor Rh } : \ Seon ‘ated the 1 revolution, irst it $187.000,000 that we “" > ~ ~- an Investigation Into Con- ditions in Cuba. March oceupled March 4 bo | fF (;overnment, side and Injected,” He O: | Tells Women. _ “ele Thie | ‘ i) } have has Hoch ine. near Dulsburg, for sa \ Lroops Ss in EX-HIGH PRIESTESS ON THE ST the Emmerich, on tHe the hermit's that profess a recognize at body, Organization. vernment the pur- . “se aid not rey. repudiation : Le @ 7. gat - } t} mrities fiussia lies in her ’ wh SO \ u } : decree of Jan ” : } . » 7 ) ‘ Ass ated ett from this peen plied w ase TWH ii] NG. * March of . th. 4 WAS! pe se Now. Jbertys the rent RIGHT WING WANTED TO LIQUIDATE I!T * Nanas ana tat Thee the * ‘* told, Mrs, Gleng’ neighbor of Melleut’s, money. She says Melleut Sarinat her when ambulance a . ‘ ~ « .f . y Pry’ = : ‘ the French Germans “at y Sabotage Will Prevent’ ,, ndants, sent by order of the @ © . | | : oa a | Coal pega ; Clair County health authorities, wh» ea) } . E yA »V UU,' (C‘opvri t »?s ' 3 3 I ENE] ote Mare} ! had condemned the shanty as un- : Joues Dt BSS hl. , . ; ovat ! : f eanitarv. took him to Sr. M ; " ft rie) , 1 i “al ‘er l - " . . . in a and main pest office Al riumphant over t 1e act Hospita East St. Louis, where he beginning ted : seven off of the , dies " § mines for , ' sia telatives of Melleut have entereq + and where 90 per claims for the money. holding thar! have Melleut merely asked Mrs. Thursten. io take care of the tin box container, he returned, Now Mrs: Thurs.«. Melleut’s body unt whether she is te get* and relatives also are fee await the court's disposi. tion of the case before spending any cash on funeral arrangements. The. Public Administrator, In charge of ithe estate, Sa V8 he has no authority » the question having been Ths. the court Meantime the. in an undertaking estab. , —_ ii = fo? vestigation oft : , i tiie \ vie } | tial j i ‘ pet Cc @ }) in tl sugar market made: tation ¢ ax on goods shipped. Testifies Coats, Trousers Vests Were Hung Rooms to Give Impre All Had Husbands. be “contrived ou tuations le t : PDA t Ccrevus france. 7 | ’ ‘-) , | ~ . Satlip. SVSLEeMATICG COLleCct Hughes \esterda . *-. -ecretary days of Conger the revived > ie _¥ 4 oe ne the closing from Western Senators TE ' ; | ‘7 i? ” té¢ side anid int: Oa repairing ' \petse r@mieti Were oa ‘(le ¢ *4] are Ting un as oy i Ma sare i led.’ .S ‘= | y ten pl of an\ hevond + ‘ r? ‘ " , i} lige ‘ | Opel ; ] sHrnaged an ho- »’ ’ the Crose-Examination of Fed- eral Agent, Who Attended °°. SS bbeetmaond & Oo 1. UsB.@ ree ess = i) publicat yn) to President Man bires Service, f i “4 Hiardine y ta? of reCORNLLO : if ules ‘ _ ' by » ve ta leat if ine the eharging Were f $500 of tion of Anneatiunee wen ly, a. ’ bition ,* . hecogi -_ . ithorities hee allies Arrange! emt. pudiation legislative ce] iorf ( its 29 The Ageoctated Prees RAPIDS, Reniamin Convention in Dunes, Is Completed. the GRAND 22 Hiow of the Israelite House of David liarbor is alleged America a people of “for is the ul ver fa Mich., Purnell, Ma h at last to four removal Lorraine. ‘ent of the smelters have had to shut for of fuel. The blers and profi robhed benefit Pepe y OF ee ae “Eo be! 0 Ameri ot as ees es in this announcement of f particular go. soviet NO Ave Wat that are load (,er- ; sugit Twent' icfals ,; man the ooo OOO (;erman " . - ’ . " — to recogmition « the soviet Was in not ions teearsa”’ the tax collector Rr, ognized respect to is Deine conducted ° rt] 1° ust he with: that authorities Suggest gan customs | | , ey ‘d been re rie ' a) be he of reps stakeéti “encour- h Secretary Hughes the for investigation arrested “are Ze 79° «© ¢ the French charged with at- jown #- . ecre H \ - . y) h t disregard Franco-Rel- Lt? tne demands pris mont hy dicated ar Not pore \ Asear lated ee lbuesseldorf been ST JOSEPH The 724 remmunist Michigan rontinue He the ony at Benton have herded 40 girls in Shiloh, home, into the attic of the reside Waotita i7 be Ti} a R.\e ana , lal (Cer If hia Ta) ? ‘ sf . morn. he acl coupled sligar ‘a fliictuations lack he declared, to eriin adding that su ituted by 4. he ns avy the af llerne s Tions ypHoiut Pp | ' . eon unMtti we ig ner ’ epudiatian a that she . ’ as . agetnent is oval, wm move Sabotage oy; » Rhine said today had OT) Secretary there was aie ation for high prother’s Fiat, ads en hioover of hie +7) Wwe some © have principles have at fon won't burs i she the money railwavs The French about 1200 ane ed to prevent that loading - o , « c>yY> {?i cOoK © «aA day. charge of shooting and wounding a / he eanal should efforts conventions ion.” but also there encouragement cal Muay tlations. been inst March said made ry when he fea red a visit by Federn] yestigators, told Fede Court here today during trial of ¢ suit against the colony instigated John and Margaret Hansell, The testimony was given by azel Wuerth, former high pri ess and preacher in the cult, ¥ ts a witness for the plaintiffs. e “Reniamin,told the giris in 8 loh that there was to be a ape investigation that officers w make medical examfls, Mrs. Wuerth testift a pair of men'atro rs n vest in the room of 428 gir! r the impression that had husbanda living with us “Mary, the wife of Purnell, ga ered the girls whom Benjamin fea would talk and hid.them in the tie Forty fifty of us were k there While this was going othere carried Beniamin's heer’ b thes investigators wo no! ing! ' ‘no to those can German knows of the soviet other peoples the disasters that have "Lo , ieee ; Si val dune 4) (;,overnment young yred ct courtmartiaied ans Sachs, a was in faith is the ver: ad lhrotheys I\ heart Pct of authorities to visit upon een , Wi are economic ices of sugar of , The ~ ( the at present owe Phere ’ ad a ‘ the Coninmes Olt ' , ’ workman: on clined to nitit r,eens Avriculture Tmproves. ; hy i? have eSsgseace is no hope for the success o Soni\e gospel Out gospel Of world of no ius pp! Department and other governmental departmer cond iZatiev Wok (3 sctesaga oer oun ona the KMussian people.” at Hughes’ remarks the delegation which contended that world peace and the stability of ku rope depended on immediate recog of the Ini -d States, : everwhelmed arm glad to note agricul 01 Pa were named today in trial ot to pF; heen farm vA ernment secretary ral conditions in Russta he (‘fommerce, French soldier near Kasen, has 60 Reported Arrested in Ruhr for Having German Newspapers, the Assocleted Press BLUER. March 22 rorted to patrols Pa ad ’ . ‘ _ . . , Foster by " what improved, because agriculture) )indnesa ray ts! sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment, M Russia ‘] hy bit far f trem hasic in fact still The Iransportation Tre ; ; . bie ’ ere is hop i] . secret service agen' ma be) 1s ‘ Ss ] pe ’ ra world w vere ini estigating itions lnm Cuba eince the author rison sentence act, ferred body, lishment. | The improvised safety deposit hag. was found by the ambulance attend... of ants at Melleut’s direction, hidden) occupied | in cupboard in his dwelling, He had been considered poverty-strigks = neighbors oceasionally taking. to him. He. acquired the” through sale of a farm he once owned Sixty persons to of a law passed I izing foreign commodities have " , ‘i eonditions he sineerits agriculture what of most 1 : ; > «ce ' ; us hat managed pe essene the — | occupation, Sachs ty \letz arrested Gladbach on charges possession coples have been in imprisoned their newspapers published the forbidden ar, gat mulid and tahie nition Russia fh) they follow lnder cross-exaniination “It gives me great are ban é . Walsh for foster teelve vou and | want you to know fyou need to know what those con r ni ‘ “Ee .97 ,tthat 1 the sincer- iy the : ) itv and which Morrow. you speak. |! IN- ments nih terested vou are the «a, right cause of peace, and | can assure you the ‘that I am profoundly in sympathy the rather optimi es their cours: author inquiry inte of €3S ! telglian and a delegaie conditions industrs or eisewnere , J and lies , it A simp! “a Sililis e Test. “Tlere Is est combinations rroducers ii a anik pleasure to re- lave @ 1) I : ye his Se Ti- rop 38 fF gh estimated Thi? need 1+ attorney stated having i and fo. 1s © ‘ 4) ‘ +. . « . ’ ‘ . 7 . ’ - AVAL ire ASSUTA repeatedly tetdy- lee have , ; mneccil comMmine io tions of “He put a coat, in appearance the appreciate ions are refer vou to SOvVvleEt deeply the earnestness know how in promoting ; ere Justification Rvyvkofe, ‘ eae riis “li : 5 ’ { ne | ada ANAILVSis f is Oo e@econoaonle he Conse] whose real name , n a : “ae ee ’ Ba é “yr? - S ; os : . a fpIi@mar ae ‘+t 2 Pied AP TIOOANN S. . : ’ " price ‘ij Sl] | as there mapeytnen ee deeply inst ipor are S ; 1¢€ in a vorld surplus.’ Hoover Mr Minty ier ai the supposed sugar conspiracy a} ade year on his own statérments | 1 dito done the beat that I could in “There have heen changes ir | sieth | St! 7 iste eonnrnay) ~~ rag that sitet charge of my official responsibilities! and methods. I would be the last to) POUS ie etn tne Be , gli , cae ae ahaa to that cause, which is very lt is , Re cor 7 | ut | sit ashi : at rt | close to my heart. 1) the conditions alsa impor ren ) hi oO set up eeatrictian 4 ‘the | ; “In speaking the representa-| R them infa there should be cour | overproducl of ERG T, SORESY Wate tives of vour general organization. It Amer producers, last May. I voiced the concern which (to find that id — Sppreres: we felt for the welfare of the peo mse Gon t (congress fo say this was ple of Russia The evidence of the last vear. as we have become even more intimate acquainted with the vreat distress into which they have ctowtivy has intensified that feeling f adequate > thre The and dominant thouglit «tier which w is can help and im Ri miine Brande: of cCoc§e i Peesiis right. 1923 low Rentlamin Strong French les newspaper two abando a coy such “Last ite their effect or misconceive Mime we fooled them’ ” Tells of Hidden Fortune. t P 1] the possessor money and Je hidden in Shi the witness she sald. “Renja counterfeit bills were Benton Harber, help him examine he kept in a priv lothes press lie bill Ther m Hob in paper etrreney, vw in the vault a bveketful wonderful diamonds jewelry near he had taken the d her lewelry AWAY fr dispatch says man varriers have rrested there and transported from the city. Ail traffic, ineluding pedestrian, hetween unoccupled Germany § and Ruhr prohibited hetween % ar and §& a. m., according to regulation by the Inter-Allied Rhine. land Cc advices from Frankfort-on-Matin stare The re- are understood to he In of a penalty for alleged Giermans on French said: Dortmund . rr revolt - NOV ernber. the |] - novieve — — Dine @ ’ iLpe fur ‘> MeMmoers hlo« ] ol both a the the nn ry" } ~ ’ lr ay ‘ oO : ,*7 LY Ts j ie Si) '\ , . . q’ = , , ’ om pre-war {1 rh ba : -_ Tremor: informed. «o!]- by ft] 1 ef | the attacks by " ne ~ dee pe r than Is Lacking. Sl) the « } Russian communi . rn ; sied riere te The PASO) PSe sit) '- Department diers the Outstaned about is problem n colors Inanitarian ithev may be, deriving “Not Ba ; re Vioscow. ia4s ty Or TWO e “ah. Q . ine ita0'9 ail ST yan ey hi. the decreasing. the at the ty: 2 ard orney with blackheads, biemishee or al this ago, bu las robe) said this: | by the ty is \en. er cannot progress \e Tmipeovel as controlling facts de the PSCApe means, comrades, that revolt age; whether there was reason lieve have not vet supp! shortage And when I is essen#ial I an that fiussia at they bim pies rough akin, liation new however, marie i | Wwonds h fall Testimony Yesterday of Immor in Colony. members of thee slleged immoral p indicated by witne Several vor of the aon part dauahters, ww who have test fror. ! is coming in Eu well as departmental estimates ol by " .* ; ‘ ;r> ¢g to ir - esse) a S}) One as _ "7 concerns oni we not desire ith not Cuban production were too } owers BoOmn1e evstematically h referrt: nerica, step declared L? what not to anvthing af milsin- the opening sentence was to “send prices leap- ndonted by internal statement was do we recognize Russian to, oul institutions, but! *e'yes he futile cannor terfere Ww ot LU eSiA the right of develop their interference represented by of the and for throughout Sumption wit gnashing be saligtl e step, stubbornls and of anvboody on least of ip ns of helpfu terpreted, Ss) worded ing upward.”’ “After ores the Sugar fe, only ; act | ivan, in Moultrie County, fne eirec 1° Or of high supplies. information the world Hi a {mn both It and ; t > ‘ ' (1) the people x leet! AM ps will ns 7 hat for. af ne protracted, cruel prices eae nary. ‘Policy Be “Now | to abandonment o! A he! } . i ’ sa artificially sets al the in “4 Pre of owl e } eondlLty Court at Louis new the poimting to 1) upon col on “During the last few. weeks,”” said’! ., Dallinger, “prices } been going | ¢91 53 up at a rate which me conditiong after the time this statement had aroused of speculative activity Exchange, and its evil ef known,”’ the statemen* “the Department of Com- merce firther ‘hulled’ the ma issuing the euch would “The as it exists iahbilities ae fa ferecourse the world they: Abandoned.’ jan evidences salvation ef hiussia NIust estercda’ rie ir scondtuet thieir ’ «s rarer o . st Ss 16 soothing properties oe 1+ positively sate fer eee” der skin and handreds ora are now uaing it ot a ; treatments owing te pierre ri -elous hea refreshing avd. | ng properties If vou Want 4 healthy akin and a nice compiet experime rt with strange. olntments. Just aie? Mint from eny . skin troubles will laet you vou a skina you may fuetly nothing better, if dem of experience a $ * , Per ; or) and an) . ' see of t} le desire +) ; Bae : ose eBrniin is tint make nrned mos ' Tay 'y for faectal the ersentialityv n | : af policy. I 's§ were . rive ft. just war. tet the gRi\e lly vel ‘ONnti ace é inued -_— & 2 a hasis for helpful! We manipulator was certainly ret by that di. impression increased |& like situation exists of sugar in the United | should he in States during the past vear.” the public the. one way | mutual un-| Readiness to Aid High Prices.” | speculator-—and that d we desire! The cited it described ; body to buy only threatened with the" ¢fforts to reduce the sugar crop mouth and just as of the soviet (2 Cuba, declaring that Hoover| until the market drops.” nts played an important part tn that’ — ecogni plan Correspondence hetween Sen- 1 a sound basis Smoot, l'tal le . “undertaking to represent interests,” and then the President's repre Cuba, relating to the quored: P be informed?’ lat’ Fethonia had “that Secretary been recognized United other occasions 4ls- States. played a readiness to use the powers and resources of the Federal Gov- ernment in order to matintatn arti-. high mp ant the expense Anerican consumers.” laring hMmrookhar't the and are in r} wi leh people, roiatters the slea! \\e a Hmx every ' want to al the there a shortage. If ine. re) toda bringit distinetion of “ recognize a Statement particularly the Stages of the Rivers. 1 x. Louisville, fall 1 Russian Are na eontrol which, dealt with helpfulness, recuperation. “Russia industry mis in T Ss ‘ no time red the reports home to defeat the is for everv-'§ from hand-to- Memphis, little as possibleg Vicksburg, 39.5, rise 12.9. 6 ec P sad attention § ¢ isivels (j! estion \s | said to yvouk organization convention proceedings adequately heitween matters e ion! recting ground for for Russian ! San 8 — hey AadnMmInIstra VU he the bls ; neace {n the world, to get rid of ha branch of fall .7: Cinecinnetl, [7S gan .} 3: Cairo, 46 7 84.6, rise 7: & 1.2; New Or- shure Up Bye. Louis, 12.4, change: i¢ b} nomic import, and the of i lost ts Pit ‘ 1s to promote ONSUMipPtion LOS 4 Poss] (‘ine of the tafter was FEmil Bits he sald, told of jh experiences. The marria@ Osetta with his wife, lone, was of the “forced” unions within i rolony They now reside at New MN I \ire you can nasty lea vour books used at no diplomatic relations the tn f end whose wife Oe tar time and wil! give piexion of which i There is representatives. o ago, the the recog ; hether it ui tred to have A anirit oo? fundamental | LO e} l ay Al tlonsof a (;0vern shoWs abilitv and trade, a year ques letter what tion needs industry and and trade he formal political ar- liowever important) 4 of derstanding. but the wor (ea ‘ is but cannot nh not propaganda if a wo?) so 'O created by ment is w leans rise prous rangements the facilitation of industrs and political rangement, any destruct in Caer disposition to discharge interna one in wh! there h }tTS ithorities , ‘ «1 lrans tional obligations. Stabilitv.,of course ' - ’ iy ; li be good Atel il \ obiigat essential onal int HA Tih] > the ' mav he N falt and the r Rosetta testified that ne'l wae an veer of hiquor and tot e) practices prohibited among followers w ho had not attained ™ Mortals Testimony of Strict Disciptit brought owt ¢ At ny) grent dissatiafact read throughout the colony @ rant provisions allowed some of Rdult members. lack of food tlothing Mrae~- Rosetta decl broughr rumblings of mutiny Fesulted tn atern disciplinary mi Ures being ordered by Purnell. The head of the organization Close "“ateh on tnforynation fF » ing members tn-the colony thr a cénsorehip of outgoing and inet ing mail, and publications of ris. it was testified == A fiieht from the colony hy i, who Aiaguised hime@elf in we 80's cinthing for the purpose, 4% demertiied by Mrs. Iaahel Prich The cult leader requisitloned brown dress and corsets for the ft the eal The fileht was pr tated by a report that conditiong® the colony were about to be Inve )88ted. Purnell, the witness Went to Canada on that occasion, Rozetta described a tunnel tn len@eth and leading from Douse of Shiloh through which hell was aaid to have explain ‘Might wish to escape “The day is coming when the. to sand conven trade ' ’ a , a’ -" 4 need «of er) Bsy ton has on to mental importance, not help the Hhussian eourage adventurers to go int Russia for of explottation The which who pur- tar those the benefit or is national obligations faith ? nee wish o (it) of ("hil Members of Detegadion. Misa Ella Boynt cago felalls j ,. : | | . . , ‘ issih ‘ riven alipie de P 1} atter of essentia! said ~% is a nr pose ee ‘ther im wate Russia because words are eastly I? her through produ he and the and trade provided who make Russia transactions T} nm attempt of Sen Republte low.., investigation of Ked by Senate: the opens It is (of what ava is it to speak of i. basis ©! as 11? ights Lex that iBations and pra aot and } the P ; ,e? itv ean incrensedc to e aS 4 a induaetrs rhilist ances val ob from ani, are repudiated and rN TT) of the thos: “a pel propel ure St nate as it was a few in who gis not a questi their investment te a basis of permanent re manent there cee was blo Will tolerate a is — pee rich of had poor. Lt t? } i nre through on ('ceTbitamele ; nee f Republican ho promised an investigatlon the Comme) Department, ted that, since that lioover had announced department did not intend to make an inquiry, and suggested the grai4 fury also should summon Hoovae: and Senators Smoot, Curtts and Edge f New Jersey. ascertain know regard ne if} exertéd by le Ka nsas, party) Onis " , et; . Philade phia; \e eat San kr of rrinetple othe, ) I | whip. w one A st anc Wom Mrs "The organ women, Miss Ke eco: Mrs 80 iy I uw letter American ne Russia and all « thelr savings in Russtan securities. I! ard they are poor people Aepandent Aare very anxtous to these will stating 1 case of women who had invested consequentiy, foreigners, can ll contemplate that these will hb: worth while The cond! would invite the foretgn out {is so lt of Cannot aril whe ny Ce tha nay y the Trade | League, and Greeley, New York Committees of the represented by the Robert M. La Senator the\ nre he Two hee) Sev ard KK latter tin , ia , is if Secretar’ : ' . p asse on before they w Li in n's nion bade iis since investments elen Hf. secure and tlona, which aseistance which necesasury auch Executive 4 “Botween a Man and Hs Dank Between a man and his bank there should be established a relationship mutually helpful and prohtable, know 'trat have i: ard they ion, ides M(rsa. ifea W Set Ral Follette, Mtre vou potnt whether securities the They is Opportinits the ‘ are (tn eontre the anv iscone\tin recognition The Soviet Repudiation, ir Ais revolution .f tha Republican, o a authorities he ‘ as af Russian the nature from the “Now !] good dea Alcwut +} > * tas ear. iw “what after the $ | in things, supplied us 8 own vernrmiet iis te! ; }@ es were to s that o1 Lna outeide loaned about the Senate investigation ‘“Hand-to-Mouth” Remedy. Representative Daliinger, Repub- lican, Massachusetts today. asked Secretary Hoover whether the re- cant departmental half-yearlv.re- view indicated a surplus or a short- othe > CK '* that t!] of fallaev in MAS sa\ iferen ‘Ss A rary , ’ | - wri SAY Oo act accord ‘es asaid ath what “~e were recognize rirnen? +) profess a po Now, what d!{@ the sovier do? In their decree of 1918, thew made this almple The man who does not avail himself of the many éervices which this gral pom Bank is wipped to render, denies hi the advantage a a strong ally. y (‘ats and kKerensky peoples pp trade between Riugata "ey it govern other licy and isin Organired Family Party. nations Of course. After the State had finished Mor with Fossia peo D row's Alrect ezamination late vee i ple are trading with FR, Trade ‘s authorities terday afternoon Waleh launched a | KOing on, so far ana tt can go. but it {ts Jan 77 er ent Ai of re tlliiam Spencer Murray, Y Miss Sue 4Vhite, Mrs. Ralph Miss Fdna Phelps, Chicago: | aATe® trading our a atta? Jackson, Siucher,. Madison. Tann Wiis | relativels wi)! ohserve difference Getatied ariliing tnito the insignificant if the connection of Morrow fat wil! fsovernment secret radical movement Morrow told he Joined the Sim “hile emploved Camden. N J and became a Clovernmient agent said he Joined the comn party in the early part of 1920 and in the follewing two years held a number of effices in that organization and its legal branch, the workers party He organized ® workers party branch within his family at Camden he @eald, he. hie wife and hie son inlaw being mMenibersr, with nie ft daughter also listed as having joined Walsh questioned him in detail! about the division in the convention here last summer. The defense therefore were not intraedueed The | maintaing according to Walsh's prosegution also is closing {ta case | @atement, that the conven- without reading te the jury any of Hieftoryv «| youl with fh. service and th ine ‘f ‘ «t FPXAT that ‘ss Vou] makes very little . : ° er) tae ‘Die def nse a ' ’ purpose | ialiet party in 19! Pieecalire a in at Shipsvard iega! miove Mia ‘wine organization ana that the by nth late rh rapt " ® | “ i. tlefeuated th the radical did not that he had in the left wing caucus With the ‘geese The dectaion White Tuesday not introduce anything that riuntat Wan one vote ruOW ‘ollng “ Mio Voted lett un) ow deny, of Judge Charles that the State could e\idence regarding the ("om laft was half occurred at on afte: hefore the raided eut the State's Reores of lengthy jiate! in the State's bill particulars nvent Poaeter Wi ‘ave nieeting erase in Aocumentes of sfatement ‘Tncond!tionally, and without anv exceptions, all foreign OAns are annulled’ ndicalism.’ “A sey cCouRgressiona!l a1 9 in- vestigatio; he 1 he re#vo Sleel strike: eged books On the hus- ition and the “great stee! ta 5 A strike . i cei | NEW STATE DRY LAW, AS PASSED, HAS SHARP TEETH Centinued From Page One. —~- — person to bherome biind, tnsaane or paralveed which klille ai person in made a felony puntehable by tm. Prisonment in the penitentiary for or (in Jail ‘one year. Mrs. Rachel Mavis-Dubots, Bavonne, N. J., and Miss Mary McMurtrie., Philadelphia of for Maximum Manuf whisky” $ one }Cal Penalty Five Years. acture of is “hooch or corn made a felony puntsh- ‘able by imprisonment in the pent- tentiary for from twa to five years, or by a fine of $409 or Imprisonment for from three months to No person shall he excused from teatifving tn aA prosecution under the act on the ground that would tena rin there a provision that a person giving teatin shall he tmmune from prosecution for any. matter pre- garding which he gives testimony, } , his testimony brit to In inate, him in anv ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH Founded bw JOSEPH PULITZER. Dec 1878 The Pulitger Publishing ard and Olive Street. Published Dal! by (‘oO Tweifth Bou'e Mem? Audit Bureau of Ct lations } Per ‘MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tre Associated Press ‘ta exclusively «entit'ed to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise cred. ‘ted tn this paper and also the looal news published erein All rights of republication (of epectal dispatches herein are also reserved | SUSSSREP SION | BY MAI, | : on m AN etorere RATES DVANCBD: Datty. witheut Bundey. one year. ....% TDaliy. without Sunday. one vear.. funday only. one vear emit etther by money order or 8t 0” poeta! ; order , Toule exchenge eclty carrer Delivered dv or sut.-ef-town enler: Datiy oniy. 8%¢ a menth Sunday. Se a cor: Frtere4 as secondéd ciagss matter July } 187O at the Postoffice at St Touis. un@er the act of March 18798. Bell. Olive €600, Kinloch. Central 6600. M IN | p of business operation. any of these services touch practically every Authentic data on practically every important event in the commercial and financial life of the business world is at the service of First National customers, ’ BROADWAY - LOCUST - OLIVE e., PAT, FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Man will he ehaswed lke a ft Ing the funnel, Wan *Xpected haaty exits: quoted as saying, in kept tn the ae ' Mary Purnell, wife of the cult di An automobile readiness for Pur wi aa) -*. known ae the “Queen” of the . onw _ % tah BP Gerlarad he had > ts * Tinge: Aiding Purnell Mrs Isabel trichard of C mer member of the cult, * occupled a seat at cou le Since the opening of the fhe STrose in her chatr veeterda PRined » Charges tuvolving Girl * GRharge that Purnell m ‘Tia, @xplaining to them that facred rite.” P“You have ruined my faith ~ i am? ers eee « Z ae : at - od » y! toward a wttneae overheard her ¥: > bait

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¢ ort “op KNG HAD BH ' t—— x ESTATE CONTESy UP MAN'S Bu Stet Neighbor an ULLLAR OF f OF GOLD, 40 GIRLS _ SS — | THURSDAY EVENING. LR STEELDIESON TRAIN; PROMOTIONS ..... Du Long, Bo Farrar Blames Her for ning Lou Tellegen's Love Away o } BEER te i. - | | MARCH 90 19293, ATTENDS FUNERa; E OF TWIN B vm WHO DIED AT 83 Mueller settee ST-DISPA STIMATE BOARD FP | KRKSVALE TRUST ca, ta 7ssHH MNORTY agp 222m OPN OF BLO crams. = UNDER BOND PROETS . ST. LOUIS PO —— j ROTHE —_ rairie > for Services of Fina new of Institution Whose ll } Ral St. / ours Ra} ‘ ATIVE i ee Clal Une \ in ] a. alm ' ; in Box. ve Girl d | a id > y a al = Wh ; > ‘ ee és aN Te? = y My pDoltte Metie f en He George MueMer + a Plan tO Cyan "pecial to the me aoe, Pnded life livea oe ur. ia re Feared U ; fur = rai of } ; , . fr) ia \ ‘ oe : , . Ji ,e Demo “rs « . . ; , X hee . O8'-Dispaten . eas a hove} ; . . Agent go . iis twir breve} —- tha (it : ‘ at Voice in) ‘ EF b ERSON 7 a : th firee? & Rain 4 Ss ere B ff oa Pars old 7 ha ’ oe? Jars ry os) Cry rment Ann The Kirk ‘ { «yf March éa* sa ~ } - ’ ‘ &. ‘ ~% fa . ‘ x , ~~ = - ee ss ist Bt. Len: Coming Wit u alo Man Succ b is home # Prairie 4.. erdas ; PProved 7% SVille Trust ca pie Cy . ee 111 from i ’ ness Says umbs Sud. Jaundice. arr. Gu Long, ti. op Feb. 16 et, Was placed in ¢} » Ot Kirke. /Ouaselor Haid Doubts 1 li ‘wR & . » atter 1, © , aced in ¢ - Mt, has unAe | denly Wh ee \ three Stat the hands of | egality nrvtve : a SS The i ot ary ‘ Ata De - an fle () " . . a. soo (brig: y enon Way From &*. Ciair « brothers were | 1) —_—— ° partment of Finan | Of Building on Land . ul ne ; al EX-HIGH RI ; Cl | tif ‘ ount, Tx i vere i a pr ry nie ~~ following tha ir ice toda, lemn 4 ‘ ‘ ALon- ati] +} rePsiqing =e C8000 } 7 inor ' SU i . - vr BO chance ¢ nere ESTESS | €veland to Toledo ling there, while ce. -! Sentation In ey Oty repre. | Gibbs, sec: Hicide of Lonnie } ed tor Another Purpose . ' ‘’ —— : Se P . isS(la i. ¢} - \» made Vu hose ha My . 1 companr ees . : és . 3 ft {i e Ne . ‘ } , — ; ] - . ° e- Mprotdte wc” (hare THE STAND Pile bse Mo. Jacob's fatal ilinese’ ye?! "S| campaign precent. muni nel eran pony a6 foundih the pang | 7o° anmele a by 7 i? “4 hey o TO! 4 ed Prege @ hens, e 4 — *" ; : : ; hy Te rive cr : . ' . (irae da. a a AT . . i. Aanw rm * n hy ¢) erent » 4 we ; Ma - bh ¥ SePoueE. ¢ hy oak a le r -— e . Aa \didates | was } eld nani go His funeral > eTert Publiie builds . *® \7 —_ ard }? We . - reon RF =>» 7 ‘ , ‘ ' Nces } q . . , Prdaw b Cr nrs On Ia » : T . ‘ ~ so! , {) fj or Posed £? x hy s* a - Pols clone — S ~ : nother Ww. e — : te users and fa im. founder of the . BR il ¢ } Stan 6a = ne) “apy * ) ite ms ' . : Ri ire ar Fat The ' Sil ~ in Kirke, 1] , Gouptfyl City Cous pu pose ‘a , = * ha . Sto PLL ON a . see >¢ Dp ‘ belies ' rus . ee - ' 186 , her w) FAVe Wot Vests Were Hun ‘ Doration died e 14 Steel (Car a oa ¢ funers} pe \ ee re I nent. eo: Do le ist company Was pla a toda, ~ nde POF Haid ‘tate! ” : - ’ 4 ‘ ‘ ue Giaert.« «t ' \ ré eis } . “so pre - rer bar, 7 Room : - In bound New Yor: ¢ west a retired ¢ acob Mi, rhe | se ce he Finance ae the Citizene’ a. pare!) for : 5 oO (ent, } it : . ' the } Party , us Super nivw }h, : : . ive mpre . here J ral train nes ‘ 2, . ‘] or } " Vo! intar, act ner ‘ IPervisor, (‘olnm " ; ; >° . » ; . 7. } Aa Ie : . rf iT ¢ ‘ ’ meres ° ‘FY 26 ‘ina i. ; §810n Pari, todaw Siool . -4 © S su: mes Nis tw 7 jnows a: meetiy re of direct, re. it ion of ite hoard 1 BK nd Issue Ex om ; ra ec ae Ms All Had H dvin “ ; ‘ fi Wae founda iwo da ight. - : = two e sali ery 14 the } } Part Vas stated : ordin - Pendituree On nm tH! ° us ands ‘ne in his berth by FE i tw, : : '. i] pra, Achila ede wove ire : oard ap-{°, “AMent heads udrt at the de alice directing ve . > , we ‘ocr ’ , Lyre _ ' ;ii ry — . is . ‘ . NG Us rier 2 he . ‘f " ph re - his chauffe: - sTnest Mattew Erandchildr, tli Nand’ Legieln;: if introduced in ¢} TION w remai, we Phe insite, 10 city bie , ndemnation of eet ‘~ | ; ' ’ . ss i] } ’ -* ee ON ry . - i? . Lrié , at} | -% . . rte ’ - ; w © Tr) Matta, = j #4 nt leff audit } ' Closed Der : = ior +) a ‘ hd . h By the Asen his st "ICK ry rear hee —_ Str ‘a Cc’ ‘ LeTSONn (“i * oe . = y eFXa? } ” “¢ ing “ary J’) 7 "= Memos © ricke; Pemplover $75,000 , “nator ‘+3 by fleld, of etedaing A J if —« $6900. n09 . GRAN! ’ r, the }; ’ Kin f the s “tine y bon a 7 SD RAP] . MI : unable to seat atter wae OF Droviai Linney. Demoe 1 chare ‘ State denart, ine) Cot The Nd iseue pret. , , } ; 1e; - a {7 nyo ry ; -: ; ) ’ a ; ne ‘ ’ o lan ha . 7ehe mane | a ¢ — S2—How fi. . ' Alar betes : i and died ww Se GEMS OF BANKR & for gubhy ssion 1 a ae nt, is in Pa pin! Will be presen: , ; ni” , ; ' on ren her ‘ rr y ie Ore ‘ , ”? ‘ tate. ‘ if re . ie Super det. ot r sf ‘ ; a y na } : i *“OMetris¢ : = . r?¢ « ale Let when he feared be | & " : - . ‘ Buffalo ay ] , Q I) ZiSs ofr ur mM hpled = , co recna i Wazel Wuert ©] by. \J- 4 n ard i St a hy P aa ,e@ «wmf r) set o , 1A ?) tn } — ' ado mn Rife j insta pr : : ” " in 2 I ; . 4 ; Atl 5 rot as ‘y > P * ‘ . ail r the \ oje. te k ts 4 witne ne f a j . : ‘) ne Stoc} ce KA & . an ’ ¢ th f Ps r : ‘ . 4 ? fa ' Der sites or 7 femoris ; ; =o ‘? ; > iil? 4 ‘ ' . «4 ( ' r © ‘ ' ‘ 4 ’ or c ‘ i ; al FP} 7 _ if ] , aa Cial im al qd qt) . ae ‘ ] Rene e Roa ct ¢ "; Ats THREE HUR >. , dinance , Ata. T? e : : > ; ~ sai ner) nA ‘ fj . ¢ ° i ‘ 8 7 Pan . i fil A 7 — s prov i¢ : iPad Dre a R nian } id th. af o ne oem ij iS of hie rere il lind a ecord = Neer Unanle ¢, roller Nalte .« ; ‘OT MNen omn T WHEN AUTO tion of the 10 ling for condemn, qa} ; . n lh that there «x Ss in S&S ‘NiV and gta? ; ONS Py ("oles 1. ‘ (ne? tranes Louis Pp "ssented to annen ; ACES ‘in th blocks now - - ‘ ; ‘ ate aut} * asked , nsa _ P. A ANMrovna?l 1a Re: is pendin be : inv et a hye : ; Sherma . ‘ IO)? jee ‘. c i si na " ; , d fe Pre - . VA] Ogrd of { ff) ing Me) ' nvestigation a“ Spe ‘an, State At} “art | iit won) Protectioy ) Of Alde, sSident of the p OW Aldermen 1 re UT 6 : ’ ren . OT fies Yesterda Y * “A tfOrney-Gen . uld Na ee the me Was ? . Boa D AW Amendme bosrc hoa TUNE tO mal = wern ‘Uav notifie ‘ reneral, Pudiate CaSO ("oh ON Othe not prese : Cc mt Sug mONVre ; . : : Ks Phin, = the ’ I : fled he raral ce a “2d the anaes OnNe@n re. Or Oocrcagin: — sent. bh it one Ini - OUNSeloFr MH, gested, oa : . a Dens of we’ ~ 1 ta : 4 7 Stee] Se i\ s for never ar. i iOn, and a fa vored a : NAS ind cated iured in Ou fon that aid expressed Mie re) “He nom \ ls r by . ‘ ed Mare rp mea? or ri? i a Os frye a irris ; ‘ rity re : ‘ ‘i he Prive \ ier Accide if ihe elt . an ODine a hh. re ; : pul ay relate hh. . ‘ eari¢ iva al i Ss that he :, /}) t} ‘= f mM ie is . ; ati answ @ en i The Kinne ‘ esentatinn r Vhose Car S ent«+. ijsae all of 5 does net wi ; 8 ) - fseanda . , ' “Et Men's tro, amine the ha, vesire ! ‘ tiny irried a $150 00 Said nm t} eg 5 resolution h: Offic Struck Polic Tr the Proper oe to | hin : ty ° ; : re ’ hea , ' ’ = j corpor : ins of THe vo, Tr) Je lj ’ with } pre fey . le Se, a fa " q 7 . . is pa ean ] i Poli, “ | er Arrested e | 1] Ores the or y for Pia % > if t . . ” t? ’ C) ’ ‘ rati¢ } “ . ride sn . Ad A W ard uUIiaAS ' ‘ N } aid the ° SPOciaticn pp m@ talk and hid +) ‘fared lg ut Miss © to Am é her Fre IOS NVested hy 6 = an Raalte } SNOwing that -mcoption of ¢t] mhthaten O'c!) SK! avenue a+ Ubject te , city migh : .: . - hey, rigi ‘4 Ambler erica. w nNch . holders , 20 HA ¢ . iS rehar ¢ T the ne Ciock lae- , at ii-:45 | » Injuy Ent te f ly! - ries! ts Fart. . t} na] Bli ’ who had as Sarah B I ’ he we 7 mae rIrHMtfae oe 7 . ! are | Ir? Y er? . . PTrADO ce » ‘as nigt : , a At t} . a tion a “e 2B) LES ') : *. ' ’ e nd ’ th enh " uid ) ‘ , > ake , . PpILe rest ? : Wworple qd ai? m ’ it, in ai oa , ; ie Tr . Ulta . : in! he ther he? Of us been Youth’? Product © Principal feminin ardt’s | Federal agents d ne oe Pa UP before marnr: eT as 1 permit of vraewen ‘OWing | ““J4FINE the fo}. ! tj Projects, and e directed iA w! 714) ' 4 nerTe VV hi} , , Ae e k > | the Principa] b ion in which Tell e role in the th Fents alen are ] 4a e } , ' NnatUurit \ tn And e ection -¢ “ . nor natis Persons: hin AQF), ©Xlended litig ’ - ol ‘ . : a IC ei 1 ? . land Dias . Willia = ate A Ar ; Ox ks ‘ ould he Part of the i ¢ ; . é ‘ ‘ | . 7 —-. — —_—— = °7itai { 7 a | — 4 ile ry ry? F ee a ‘ Pa : r } , ié r Pe : ‘ » « : ” ‘2 - ' ; th, Ss Un ; : Mrs I’ cha? » ods —— ea 19) : zr WwW h a ema! ‘mony of the I The tes tid Wards an ntown Dern Arm , nN Pauley, 6 °° Dia za Purna i condemned f : ln 2 rh ifie / i Puy) nel] e ais sf if) d ]ze nia IG - - l« 9 Staal! ne a i 4 in a} nya hn t, ‘ at's Ounta? ° ar , rece, tr at Oppor tunits ‘ ; land Diace a nd Mi ‘ ~6320 conde; I Ses. and that or 4A : ~ " : ‘' , | sy : ‘ LOllOM ing . ca we ro nalls . ‘ I -'es > interns et it ai > re. LLATION At a> ren 25. 0 “ Be , ¢€ ‘ i ; . hinatia . “aA ar pe ' ; ; tn : ’ - P ‘ » he hy, her wre "1 the confes GLY HEAD ‘HELPS i rtising and ata: ‘ UiPer (ing ad- lon? a a, 7 Rsshy . tn prove t} ot The ae ; ~ "a wi f ~6360 Armand pI I Zierofr instituted , rn Proceedings edna — : ™ c 9 ty . ‘ ’ davewhtakwc . Paigne : . Te coll i A a UA TI\ had _— : . Olltlon ———— LO3Y) suff _ IACe | Oo ace ' ‘ a é ; ie a "> . ‘ : ad | Ad in enters thar ; disn > . ~ Cam. *) ' DEON mad the ’ is fOAN (ered ; ye , all of : sire juiire PrP — Ty : Pe the head i - mimoral relatins *s : SELF TO $3 700 000 i000 nH40 e “aes of y iore tha a 7 Then began the g) , ; res te Roard Of Feti, ate NSiders dhe Police Ser cuts and bruises rm for any other Property Ca - AY « . » inf ww, rn, | . ; | 1 grate . s ith , , ‘ 4 2 i . os i S faacti, - . : LB 4 fi] Hay vie ti nm? e ; — . } and A re . ; eFeant Iz : . | Su ts sf ‘ Purpose 4 ; a ae. a -@ a bee : - the j land es ; PA Ine L.frnoany. tho ailyTis t Willer i¢ i ypor oD. of 25°" anie] Tyr) ating t} 8, th & ' lia . ead . ALS \"9) > ia + PO $ ri Ty) ine . } nm}? Was ] 3. 3 © «J McK rist ol] h 16 Pur S 3 Ver 9 . : ; Tells » TY (is ofr tho . IN W a ious eq} ; iri ed emney os P i Cou qd - I mene) — LOOkir 7 is 4 eon fh . t 6 re a pose ‘ ’ th ; sae ad cA ir ™ my * of Hidden Fortun tory oft he J ay ea: rey, j al nf o a ALL ST. none, poured IMSidiari. S ho PGi 7. . hy ng 2 re islar a sr eS Ntrod ue ed ™ en Ove r da fracture of the rj “rang Buffered | Corunna is desired for Which ; oy f" _ | : ; . ‘ -. P ' ' ‘ 1o}, : . tii ae t ‘i 1? ne 4 ‘ i «2 » ise Ase ; c y w } _ A | ne 7 tr * rn : g rn " 3 Ss /a ite ‘URNnters the — were é' W corfiora: irm had } ee ' eg. Struck hy thi property ; rite — p pe f _ fyce nis ol ’ 3 ' ' a ok wom Continued ir : ee founded, p hief rw ‘ hes ; Ons t , aii 7 te ¢ re ne a? Lo jie . On}d affers a, boule, 4 Ar automobile age hen downtown Gina = interests in the ; | of} Wards ~4 | * Adiancing + — fen om P ing the ] : ne the MUMS Of $899 ~F uleva r¢ : | ct hay ° - . : : ’ ’ ve rT) ‘ - —_— ane (> 4 F2 ’ } + ‘és ) = fi 4) ? } a ; Ane rane a " iay oR ri, a “he C5 wh, Acie — A mon iTs of ars brak. “a n - , ne. i tio mes es ©e!l Service ¢ he : ( fe ins , . toc} "4 } . ne Son . , > T) r . ‘ i . . , melts . are ~ai? ’ “ ne ti e }: ; so rie " Ons irned a PLEO 1) He went } sean | ve Opme R Stee} Re , eg Car! 4 Perit ” oan et Stated 1} re me al Harris } ‘AST nigh? papas automol i] msacent to or «ar t} ould be built ' ene . a . reat was wor a 1 bac NENT, hand} , Je. | Severg] Ss Ce} ifate at the . Alan ‘St, ane iy ilies, pres mee te ' 1e = ‘ | , OUNter¢s Re amin? Min Purnep ‘Ss her faith Nn Re; ahr x, re Cuped some of his . x. te real estate OS Qll leas 1H oon persons th 3 - for | operatiy & 12] ~arver was - lames Mish- Pr ~y injuries, were | a SUrthouse T} alte of, the ie mer 4 “— . , i ~ " di ; nes ; 4 , lia- a Ainead , . Ossec bs a OV ne . ane Mrne g ih © ijn? , > aid’ with, ; . , , . ’ fi 9 : Pe rou “ Tim ¢ ADVERTISE "A? ; 5 aCed be . ; c jw Auld , ; : es ified. tT} af ] more credit ana bra nches ’ qd b t = = g* ind | vestment S ng : Referee ("nlee . mane Ha rris And ‘evard leg f * {3A nion bo: ‘ ht up the legal 'PPOSItion ;, IENT On a ' bia rhap, / ore helieas eo ' Se ished hie firet > " Pstah. ns Sand Othe, iil ' Ous Nestnut «tr ‘ - , MaICATa 7 ) Me eric, requested . a oa ractured-: i- > . potnt. her . o He story of the her daughter’, at Me os irst Piggly gtore ; oat POYralions, hoth in 'terlocking the 4 eet, Of which H — mven an oppe that Harrig|* O'4. 23. of 7019 ' Adreon De T) Proposed Site ne} } es , ne : roe re tin . aheer 4 ‘ - Amnon} 4 ry 416 ereNa a POULT) Jn ¢} . Cor ; ~ -~ P won _ irriS wac — P PPortiypnit. il ae ‘ J . le ‘ the Skin ; wn) ; i ihe made the, a MM With him ana, mer ‘ha > ™ His s ORaAN was cle and ¢ anada. Pe United a tae | $2008 ' a5¢% The fir, , ates ‘nN Btatement ¢ 'O Dbrepare ; lacerations: James cag Diace extend Py Proposed for t+ , . vine ; ercenandisir : 7 ean Stan} o "wee. « one of ¢) ; dad paid ! record “* 4FOm = ¢) Ars = ee 5 tims, 9 ef ; . ‘Geq f © lay . = \\L «€ ny ta } — +1 Ri ile : ‘fac ‘ gE fina!) ' ‘ c ao. ‘ ap ; , 4} : ’ lesa [oe 4 e: roca 1e oirn Piss é rsenal afre . “, » oT 9389 . rom the ¢* Dia y 4 ae , or with « »+ hana: Ne gserrve profits —_ . S forme ine (jn in lTitates f-f . ‘Sc - reet. bru > i Munie . . ity . le He « bo h a hand e-vourself dj rule Mer associa: unt 1 | for} Referee Co) ises. | ipal Ce Y Hall a \ 0 ’ and one : I e\er 1iP@A tf : ‘ 4 i})} a1, . ree a“ urts ned the» f } Do th ther “es Vatem . ( ihe il @s aae | ('o é, ! Mt oer e on 6 it , MPS Aee try nor Beauty While : . e - bras) Nhe, Were tan ad e are more than 1° , noel Stee] wis) POL Cies ant .« e } i d Rn" for Rahi Merca li Pngeth niniadies ] lestioned nee a ral Public@ Library th to the Cen. ™ : i Sholeteres eka, . 200 of the la hich } ¢ house of treter, y Rabbi A. R Mi 43 ne hi at | Was for —!i H ¥. ‘ , anny if the a ii Sy wer, my t | im na ; ’ i W i - Lf eer lle #3 » 4 ? ‘ i'n tel} 3 : Har { ‘ : Aid fa) e =P MI y*) imho» is co Jmir. Pu? hased — 7 ‘ ain storec ‘ an : 3 : rie Hla ) , 4 . . . ad nor r) } el why mated ‘ rms said he 4) cer P inted out that : : ; 4 - MI . ” ie y And eas ws On the New y . rr he me at What we ae oe & a I? apy eare 4 : } aan | 4 ‘ nr Let € aqge AN nvens that alan Pprox!. ndemnea the ; ; if the rity be. ‘ ~* ‘ ©) ‘ Sace, o st iehte ~\ . ork Stock Vi . ‘ i] Dita? ‘ . we . ? j ors qd f ~ >] rer o ey ‘ AT Harr q . A ’ a ire o th Harris — : i cifie , Rround fo 2 . ts ark ents | 1/0f Benis aN, told of New York bro) arket, d cafe Prices, rect, - of the j is, as!9n income ¢; specially ¢ gave only ; Durpose, t} r A BDe- — ; - . ' a , T) 17) — 2 Sir _ ' rokers he, te ; eats riae , ? rante re? il | id . . ay retry, ' gr of fig, o- d a) Jumbled it fc > ; ier attern _. . Re» . en : - 17 d = ‘ Pale, 4 e nto ee : We e ' : - e - . PSiCrda, ‘ f . ° i?) liey of sires R ne } . irther exp: = F; ‘} : . f XT oxi ra ‘ r ~ PEE f , : ' Hay} c A cay eS hes Ss Aarne wars Isr there the Val dit » ‘ w ould near - ; : s ‘ ln ’ immorality oneyv for ¢] turning in ¢) slid the stock wae 1 4 ansion Aiis before ' nr at \ nies as iTrinus renenne i ing ne O71 ' hy pot} oo ley oe ; anvthing at all t . vy ofr the bond affect ‘7m d : ' ° . sie? - - : ’ / , ° 7S os ee ira . i j > fp? 5 : cre] it} y } j ‘ “ f Dibliew « That fey Oony Paving ¢) 1e house to the - New York Stock FE sted on the | Vanced he ~ @nterprise | ad ; He carr Pd the P ex- sou had no a # wm Paper that / Co) =pout your business? p, 2 you | nder the Missourt s. he said - e P ' i. i.) Ht ie - on . mor’ . Uxechse . evo : af ar Oryie "re py] an os ] On? ‘ > £0FfF ay oe in n . ‘Te : ; ; . : ” new nf : perk of second ] ‘are of a famill)v . “ date was Tune 10°° =cnange The | Stee] Ala: nd the blueprin: ty } Prank De hie he icate of ;Coles den anded “an inventory?” ‘ - "quired teferee Haid Said, there is ot Constitution p a n iii i . bar clase’ fy iijj of a . J UTE, 199% i ’ Burrnice } Stara er } id Panne” fil MeCAll Ke T) leg T “sa : lari S 2 Swered have equities - oe ered “Wea obtained bs to property Can j : pros Pond, * «t ' f ce ‘T@ight } ; AISO Nnaid +77 EN T¢ A : ae Said last '~ i conim , and “aitety CP Dosi tle iar goo rh) ith Ve conde . , 9 nos "a fa ” s S€ erie feerir ‘ 1 tie was , ‘ ae iIZSSloOne ‘ paid D ‘) POsit Box Py) « “+ Har 4mMountin an Rta: de : mMnatio Be , ~s , lied , 1ex tr H 5 on s d e Harr , ' made ¢ sf arris & 4 wring to 126 Aalte | mnatio mn, as : oe 1. eta: i . he ’ f ] . as he A Yr) ‘ ~ S Sais ’ 1s lia bil f . - a ed the | ¢ " - 7 a Tr , he iid Sen? ZrO’. » ate sd ‘ he fo me? iOMNBANAe of a ; 2 1 ; . ve] A’, where baw, nated co, ; | Wae only an ] feg at $590.n00 eT). Forema ; a ry , ; b m2 tn 4 es ~ j Was +} e T) af ire ; . f = ‘ / the Hlar 2 es rey Ark Othe, time ’ and at | By th an ecorated oF > mM frome ve, . re m+ : ! he Elliott's \7 ha: " a e af @ first ry ‘ — Tre? 4 Al ite! > must he n eff ‘arked that Tow $890,000 . Associated Pre ° sp ai : new a a fine nf «3 . © nr , Nad g’ , he ; t} © 1)) ha “ a dl erors flat gn Janua wh; os “IStres ‘ r 2 was £00d 7 + His ‘n afor f he CA ie : ‘Clent approx Marr wile the close of the h CHICAGO Mar a .> a ; ij 7 1] = ‘ ‘ Nnor- vm *, , v. ’ ‘ " ~ vo _ . j ¢ cry 4 - ~o ad 1% . e . 4 Cc “oo = ri\e a i a 8. whoes a” ie ‘PAVE the ‘“8Aters made read, YT? :, : UIT Steel had ey) reed » ' wee VINSON Pesed } ag ation down ta fe D aPProx-iwa protested that kit} aring | eral Milton J ° * ae MaJjor-Gen on eu a akin ana ce , ' hie , Coton —Mhed fey nt 41 rendered 1 point sec on end ee” Pxactly $96 » : “Ss not repreh ‘INE checks | ; J. Forema 4 ‘ " ar " . er expe) ty ? 7 = \lre p>» had : ; } nm Titne ne f 4} I)¢ Dare, ; i ree ¥ r) oy as , iSk eq HIa ai . . : ) "an 75 ’ } Pnsible ‘ ty? s Nols National! a r of thea Titi fie of ia’ foe notte \é ne Thea “ | ruatnard hrs ght Hi’ beaten T+ ‘ ©” Orns A | «eve ‘ ade . ie ) OCnt. ha fle 7e aa P 2OrTrowing from is Me@re- | with - aT ‘Uard Wan pres 2 —— . 7 : i?’ ioe oft 7° nior v th , 4 ii +, th 43 on the ne; " il larct dur . / , i? Ne , . ' ; . . A ¢ 14 Ann e rhe ‘nts other ‘* } One (9 . Sting entad ee Nis v. lone. ; : ne first ¢ ud, aoa riod of fhe IZ i time ; Was ‘ e ' m If Aeenrta pay ANn- aw: lahed Rare = Of the forced” wis one; ®"re as to the . lence of pres there were nn he worst raiding | thas sie 9 Said a: a "ye mys *r. can find ne trees rted awarded some Hone « rvice meda} Qnlar : . : . ‘> , ; Otes \- , . A's s ; : , an ei ais Z| yk « r . as nse . wat —_— im? x . ‘ y mens. They now - nN the Teclaring that R Ss of the colon 19 Pigg), SPapers that referred qd retirir ZK withon: — er Perssted Harrie’ ot Fort Sheridan ve rneFoag exercises 4 N 7 me > le A’ View ar , 2) ‘ - } ; : Ren lamin Purnell ‘ Sta ‘ ° - Wiggl: Aa . P his large In rs , , Aa dolla a ey \1 . qe r ik 7 Ss esterday bs . _ , . es ; - 118 . . ai y . S : 77 ’ . \ r > , \ KT TY) , - : , = r ‘ ’ © ul l€ | 1 fre Roca: Mer he “es ypu bh] f AGdrs Spe ter hi , B if Saunders wt- & short inter ‘ Rr) fetin ated "T*} . ean 17) ] fir ' 4 or v } a+} ‘ at ai ’ ning out = Mah | Pa ONS tis, “ Miit thas Started ; , richar } , es of 14 1n¢% Pe Doard incial he o rPinere ie« awn: | - — F2 j i ti 4 , i Onin, i cia te 4 an thing at — i. sy he ‘ = ; J " . ery Le iA > _ state - An ‘ . | . — ———- fad th, igh oY Sfactin ASKing fio: Day fa e) ‘ Bought TOR R79 SS} FR Ste, i ne _¢ ‘ aster a Pant nr | he colon and Or the 14 ye Nets mee Shares, ANd the ea) vice Corn; ther Lo : ?P OVisinne - Over her day vhf ears h eta linge the -ts¢ BAe , oe j rn? = Oans Remem he ed») ‘i ik @ | ovr . UEnN Ts lahn, » ‘Onn . CUTD ef . ‘ te t : k« A , ; Ac oo 7 so 7 inf Men hy re nes oft the Colon, Hor , ‘ d ty ‘ up he gn d ot.. | ea a) . i tf) ‘ 7 re ,¢ HH e +h: ‘ . - . mar? i? ; - 43 . . IA? © Ney So or 7 Cc} “ " ‘ $¢ ‘ ‘ . arrie ren ° i ‘me ng M re r b fi] ic ? © mai) SULKOIN and j1 ’ LIMONY A erely t: tKINE a singie biq JUdRe Haze} ) 8. Fede, , me n “2 also lent =, and pi) | rails ORCE in ¥ taking the stock | fine w2e’ 8ppointed re eral he went onds. He said UR it wae ; inns of all BY DEF ‘cs. All this wae a on offer. "'ancial audi: Pceive ald o them hecauee Said ~~ He flight ¢ oe | LT FOR MRS F his office ir M Gone by him at (* reported ¢, } siti Erees sit i , " Weary of das "ig he had he fo ram the ’ : ’ FIER Dice dni oe ' femphie hy - ty . . ty AVea.A Scloe 3 ? }? ; a eA “4 v7 ith 7* “= L wha Ai . eon hy BPs ~ ‘Ancre telephone a el nme dis n Quick ae °Tl A agraran +: an’s cloths ag Seq hi, @eaif is a ' ' " Alan WwW ill Have Cust d Abou? "NN hen pe Bh . igh the lige nf Proximati-+ © “ in lime Was hea, ehe a , .. rh . : . 2 «2 ‘ hn A ' 7? fhe INR nr «he anit > ; oy of In- Sme° NOUsesc @°n no men frac / j herve) i at the Ge, bed hy ‘\" PuUrnhoee wae aughter: Another Wom Stock -Selling Adv ; yf in NON i, pete " ot b ? i ce] "Own ERIS | culs . ‘rs lea he} 7’, - “an Mentioned Ady anes rertisemenr Lived in Set STOC 1/7 re L Ne ta ie Sep a- ae i (‘lige Balance $ ley, ~~ ae . ‘7 \ cj Cn . , iseme, ts whi Stee} . sion Latel j +, ah rage aa ta , , 4. 50 Month] 1 dreee ana ‘ SILI ON qd her ce b default? ‘ Moen Nhie Yr) “ ‘ h ADpey red te Was born i? NJ ; . hee is’ 77 q of +3 ‘ y ‘ y the aa! a : ‘j ; Ireplte a i! Wera anhns.e a A Z — 4 | Hodekine Me on a heca Pnhrakcee g r) Nut for = aif ;}en of ‘aa , ne - hy fhar,. rT, q dq Harrie u Z nc udin : Urnel) = +¢3 ~ Invest , 7. OF oll Wa aa Shall the . . r+ Po e hat the , ffarris complained g Wen: nin witr ane aie ii@yvard ran " ashingt 7. s . ga nbler rile? A er lic retic : ks PRI Ve, - a ’ f , to Cane da p o%&. s said - - : , Edward T) \ , gn horea ; a , i] yn “ presi; j - 7 “>, fra " ‘ 4 a2 ‘? Sa ‘ " ” ' One ro-inch reco ‘ ta ry af nm, casion : of fi 4 Pere} - Me oT CORT _ rides Blut? - . len: of +3 e Be . r? + o ——— A tery —— ; r album i } ’ " ’ = - ‘ ? , ay 7 . ' deserihed - - 4 hax ng ase ‘ af 4 AVenwe Pt ane ‘ mat! and thue eh ‘ tis Steel went ¢- lh € ‘ rpe a¢ ne er P*} One 12-inch . x © lenge?) and } ANCL, 150 | inn agent of the Bt. Louie Ser: Yellow heart Hie } elded ig pn guerita M is country home. y ——— record album ri¢ z | ” n et ; =F rt is he . ,erTry) a ’ nr oe a . j of Bhitoh r ACing from the a ny Judge Oseineg toda. r} hie epurs clink lr et is Aarei: nite anor a faw milee ¢ In Selection of latest . . ha. ‘sy a | ry ef : " AYN Tix r . J was Gaia + | igh which Py, . DAaATTEed in Phila Jelrs © the hoof an ‘ with treachery «nv a ANd lived fn gec} ‘nia m “he é =~ \ The CO ' MUSIC . ‘ : if m > ; . . | 19 Teityhia Ala. it fs an hy . ION Might Wish +, ‘AXY©® @Pxnlained he r) IS. and Separated in +h ‘3 destructio; Qy.11 s horse thunde a Drin © mplete outht, only $8 1S Cauti u : The dp =wca pe ws \ last mew f2C) fae” ~ , +e rood hucine re, g, pring 7-50 on - “Nall ‘ ines O 4 M cor ew} . . NJ: « ery Gar y any a th ecor record Ogan | knn Urtie mits of ‘he faths Jan ed c + “ ; ae east Foam Tablets at - ling S f h a ulmms and d 4 ] y, wr he cult } fe | odgekin —a tonic , O ood se ecti n +) ' ‘ ad Ft rN pton Eni = ne | » and correcr; - . has acs... . ween’ of the col pron, Ontario : ©-Operative Ranking Ri} | ve food for spring, The time to do het? Crucifix—Raisa and the latest MmuUsiIC—that ; tion ‘Pied a sea: i , SPecis tr th > I Defeated whatever oF Rimi — ster 18 the : Sines +) sel's aon @ Suet-Seees te yOu may. in fMlli—12-inch Orter o the V , ia rose 1 OPONing Of the cas ICE DECIDE FALL ¢ EFFERSON city. usiness, at hdme. The Holy City—joh $1.75 ocalion Salo | a. Cl esterday and USED The co-cnera: FY. March 22 fact, amy way, _ pipe Charles Thouss. sy This Special % | I POR ! FORME ' ative banking bi}! yeest. Delicio “ae Joy t S—12-in $1.75 offer is f : | red) iw an who GIRL § DEATH Passed the HW which | US taste Ar e ¢ © the World—Aeo); 3 ceptance— or immediat | ove : OU ; ME Purnia) heard her up wan def oe several dave age Neseret Cuartette " flood a wonderful opport a : . ’ ° . Pre: " . ’ 4 “ i ee OMTEES Inyo! NEW Tone : ased in the Senate tnq 17, Cnn at Ce. Try azareth—Elliott Shaw— your home wit PPortunity to | ‘ be] ; io ting ( } | ; - ' TORK PcreRi, ing _— ga.’ "Bs. ucago Il 1O-!nch - h oO Ba by. siria, CK. March 2° niv Pp cn : wee ane i irch : The ~~ inet ‘fe Votes The ee ST The P ! 7c Easter day J yous Music orl eee, 1 have decided Mrs. Fran authorized tha in- " - SPA I CH oms—Jobn Charles ; thr seal? . , , ces i. or ’ ; v4 - eo : i renen ed Reck with of Ph: 8 le eo banke hy an Poration at re homas—12-inch ’ tlurnell —_ . : la Telphia f - or more - A Stabar M $: 75 | -4 : “treated chorus gir? wh : nr mer Profite Persons the ater-Qui est - nh then, th ‘ it : 0 died Ve*sterd = ss above ® , T homo—F ; . at his actithe PR . gay Per cen? +¢ oO M , Ornia d rite” oosevelt Hospital, haq — 2; Portioned to the 4 : © be ap ake Your Ad Pay Peterson “ O J ~~ if hy an ace : rr) a? he fennel tar p —tI2-inc n a3 ned wv , . dental de nke were *¢ . is Such rr ' $:. . ‘ . 4 ly faith and my fall ath caused Dy a of the requ! "Oo be relia, ed nr fee; > . a gee Death 7s Of Missouri ulremense + . " as. Harri " banke ' ny whieh son Ww P are % Other | Ph ‘ subjected by the law” hone—Write—See eae b= of Nazareth— Exclusive aE | . Chrisler, Pres. | , rugg1st—Send—Ce}} as. Harrison—zo-in and the D Mtative for the Steinw ane —"~ _ 75¢ 4o-Art Reproducing Pi ay Pj | = 1004 Olive Sesdes, RE Ran OE he ih? =

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4 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of —— nee eR SERRE cee RSET ey ond the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. — —_————- ————K_ ——— —— SS = Effort to Siraiaitern Lee fatal. Leonard Bavickhousin, 24. of 61 North King’s highwa:) died Sunday at & Mat Inf! es @ reault of an operation to have h right ieg straig afte been improper: years as It had been fra« ported today a’! case at the reg He wae aclers | pany in the Arca went to the hosp, TIRED OUT ? food doesn't appeal Demands of modem brir gf amr aweaker ar tated condition of the biooed gen eraliy resu Ung tm Celective nutn- tien and in a run-cown conditan of the whoie system low?’ s Sarsapariiia is needed ustan the seyvs*tem. Cive vigor Gapar: a tor iF restores norma! brings restful night, anc the entire sy ? t was extremely bad DOCTORS FORM BUREAU TO FIX CREDIT OF PATIENTS Organization Here Will Lend Moneys for Parment of Physicians, Dentist« and Druggist« 4 medical credit bureau has been organized by 600 physicians, centis's and pharmacists to catalog the abii- ity to pay and the propensity to pay of persons applying to them for Im addition, the bureau Ww onev for the payment of pl dentists or drug store Diilis plan, wh! gives a year for epayment It wtll make cole "8 > F Rentrunr. former eecretary of {D 41¢ FORRES RAKING POWDF R—16-7. can es PORRBES QUartity BRAND rack AGE TEAS. SOc FORRES Rit Ff wot STAIN BRAND ban os Fr TFAS. @@e Catager' Mi ikhee Frankf urters and Ra earn Rave eo Lara! CSING ERs GENLINE MILWAUBREE RRATSASCHW FlU.ER Trv Oor Kalter Aufechnitt. (amposed of l sirmgrer « Famor« =—mete Tl ee FANCY PORK sSAUTSAC.F Ib 200 TrHE FAMOUS WASHING. TUN SAUL S4O-F =P PC LAL—FRANATFURTE Rs 23 TRY ML RAW HAM. SPFCTLA! John J. Felin Hememede Potate salad Philedeinmhia a ee ee a Helenbech« Thuemager Cerveiat Kretchimar's Famous Vett “aus.ue Chambravs c.i0 . om plaid and er overplaid sport mate White Elastic, \-i Children’s Garters, tor mens wore sh rts, €tc = ' | : rials, basket Ee esa ? ee TREAD SRE ee | velours and silks. 3 as Clock Special the latest Spring styles, such 8 Dress Ginghams, 15c Yard S ~tGete wt flarebacks, mannish sport models, ragiaa @ 4 | aie set-in sleeves, swagger backs, cape is and 10c to About z000 yards of small checked 23- ; | inch dress Ginghams in assorted colors. : wrappy effects No : ae eliemtier. aia ae The colors are Pekin, navy, black, tan, biows, FTEEN HU s J mali Or » *- ne .’ 1¢Ts ps Be ‘e gray. rookie and reindeer —— — Sizes 1:6 to 3a, 36 to 44 and 7 rT [ Downstairs Store ) to 53. [ine Rugs, 79 sna ilticeaiebale la 250 closely-woven Rag : Exceptional Values in This Rugs in hit-or-miss style with Sale of Women’s Shoes bard borcer on ends: fnished 55 P ; At $ Y air with fringe. (Downsta!rs Store Years—Choice EW Spring styles in gray suede straps, Velvet Rugs, $27.50 $7 .00 gray-and-patert vamp straps, patent-anc- Union Suits, 59c qua ity maimsook in patterns: athletic sut lar ge and roomy; al! eownstairg Sore : extra sizes 45. wowairs Sere) LL TL ee 700 Girls’ Dresses Sizes 7 to 14 | , low price is = Well-made Dresses of good quality © in the popular — mm the much- ) ors. Also a goodly portion in solid chambrays wi gingham trimmings. Every Dress is nicely Snished with ae sashes, embroidery and pear! buttons. ts Ly We're positive you! buy them in umusua! are the values. (De $1.55 Set 127 -¢ and 19c Yard Am nz the Warious purchase r bout a chase. made express- Downeta!re tere ) Patterns suitable for any room in the home, seamless, oxrI2 size Dewrnsta!rs Store Drawnwork Voile Curtains in allover patterns: twe styies side ruffle. and ruffled tie- gray vamp straps. beige comb:nations, satins in bac«s. Dewnstalrs Store every wanted style. patent leathers. brown and E tan kids, etc.. to select from. All sizes A to D possible because A spiencid assortment, in- thousand pairs of “factory rejects” Out the im- ly for 2 Friday cluding black-head Fringes— | Péettectioms are Garc.y noticeadie. “RB ) P solid ecru or white. : argain Day” tea- Also a great variety of ture. Edges and Fringes for al! pur- ° . | Girls’ Kiltie Skirts, 69c Made of splendid quality lin- ene, in fast-coler pink. light and dark bive, rese and tan Sires 6 te 14 Ruffled Curtains, Bullion Fringe, widths. of a special pur- poses as low as 8c yard Dewnetaires Sere )

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ae oe wie: ” ' ET ay ey EP eee. ge PIP eer te ter or mee +s aes ies 4 4 4 ait ey ee ee og ie oi ‘ i # . 7 be ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ A - ATR Se ta it Eanes ‘ ™*, THURSDAY. Z " : ‘ . ; , The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 Se ST ere a a ee * .* " MA 4 EE —— —$_$_$$———$—————————— — Se — ——— a SRE ae a — ——~- — —ceee cacaaa CC L L LLL A McCall Printed Patterns —show women how te sew without fussing over Jj f° = ¥ £52 ; hey Hae, : . *e ’ “ “L el ics a fi): ‘ ‘2 : An . ee: sos P ~ i Ww i| ( ie 7 e4 inh ity ~ 0 Ser nike PAUL I | ND =U . e/ ~ af & “a + ihe ® Nt cy wl, v4 «* . . e. *. ai ; » eee tifrn, @- he a . %. >. o~ 4 ‘ . Om “eee vee dl fa A, As, +2 : *~ e |. . +! a ow : ’ ; " 7 ual ¥ % | ad i] ~ : 44 and extra sizes 45 (lbownetairs Stere.) ; Dresses good quality ginghams im the much-wanted co!l- portion in solid colored trimmings. ly finished with pockets. pear! buttons. Sizes 7 1 buy them tn dosen lots. | , (‘Downetetre Store) 1 STIX, BAER & y «ee a -* ee ee is GRAND-LEADER rULLER perforations, pattern envelopes or charts. Every- thing printed on the pattern pieces. On sale on Second Floor. —e——— Friday We * Remnant Sale remnant values of the year. price concessions from leading spondingly low prices. Dress Goods Remnants At $2.98 Yard Beautiful fabrics, wraps and skirts. predominate. Lengths from up. 54-inch width. slight imperfections. Cape Fabrics, $5.98 Yard The most favored materials of oe and up. 54 inches wide. At25cEach . Materials for trimmings, millinery, and other uses. are alike. ‘4 to * inches wide. At 65c Each up to "» yard. 54 inches wide. . handbags, Many pieces *“s yard lengths. 54 including Twills, Suitings and fine pile fabrics for capes, Black and navy blue yards Some pieces have the season are included in this group of fine pile Fabrics for coats and capes. Black, navy, tans, and grays. Lengths 1% yards Short lengths of fine Coatings, Suit- - ings and Dress Goods in lengths ranging of F ine Woolens MiELL ends of fine coating, suiting and cape fabrics present the greatest These mill ends were purchased at great manufacturers and are offered at corre- Some have very slight imperfections. | } .) on Thrift Avenue | 54 inches wide. Thrift Avenue—Main Floor | and capes. | Black and various colors. 54 inches wide. Silk-and-Wool Duvetyn $4.98 Yard Fine soft Duvetyn, with high luster facing; very desirable for suits, capes and wraps. Fashionable colorings. Lengths 1% yards and up. 54 inches wide. Coating Remnants $3.98 Yard A large assortment of finest materials for Spring capes and wraps. Black and colors. Lengths upward of 1% yards. 54 inches wide. (Second Floor.) At 95c Each Remnants of Coatings, Suitings, Twills and Dress Goods. Navy blue, black, and various colors, many pieces matching. A* $1.95 Yard Fine Woolen Fabrics for skirts, coats sable lengths up to 2-yards. (Square 9—Ma'tn Floor.) “I” AYSER” Paris point embroidered backs. length. 5% to 8. Worth. ’ gets, luncheon cloths, dresses, pieces. Novelty Gauntlets Of Chamoisette, $1.29 ' HE cuffs are em- broidered or ap- pliqued in a contrast- ing color; the backs heavily embroidered to match. Sand, pon- gee, and beige shades. Silk Gloves At 75c Pair short Gloves of Tricot silk, with double-tipped fingers and wo-clasp Black, white and colors. Sizes (Main ®loor.) Notions Scissors and Shears 49c Pair X CEPTIONAL values are offer- ed in this group of Scissors and Shears. Assorted sizes. White Rick - Rack Braid, bolt, 8c Lingerie Tape, yard bolts, 9c Kohinoor Rustproof Snap Fasteners, card, Sc White Elastic, *4-inch width, 12-yard roll, sgc Children’s Garters, pin-on style, pair, z5c (Main Floor.) Stamped Goods 10c to $1.00 . IFTEEN HUNDRED aattra¢tively stamped pieces which are values of real Scarfs, buffet sets, tea or bridge pillowcases, towels, rompers, lingerie and other odd Seconds. (Secona Floor.) Stationery In Assorted Colors, 38c Box INE HUNDRED SIXTY boxes of this Writing Paper which is an unusual value. There are 48 sheets and 48 envelopes, in assorted colors, white, blue, pink and buff— a color for every mood. The paper is of fabric finish stock and is packed in attractive cabinet. (Main Fioor.) Friday Candy Special, 35c Pound ARAMEL nut roll, milk chocolate 'Brazils, mixed nut jumbles and old- fashioned bitter sweets are contained in box. (Main Floor.) Big Boys’ Hats Of Cloth at 50c WE have taken all the odd Hats in our stock and grouped them at this low price in order to effect a quick dis- posal. All styles, qualities and sizes rep- resented. (Fourth Floor.) Men’s Hats Of Cloth $2.95 EN will appreciate the unusual value of a Hat of this hand-tailored Viki cloth type which is offered V\ 04 special for tomorrow's sell- ing. They are designed in neat patterns for Spring. Sizes to 7's only. Men's Caps, Special at 69c FSPECIALLY good for knockabout use and informal wear are these well- made Caps in one piece and eight quarters style. Some are lined and others are taped. A good assortment. Odds and Ends in Dinnerware 8c to $2.95 JAPANESE china, domestic and En- sem#porcelain pieces, whichinclude all- size plates, cups and saucers, maet dishes, pickle dishes ,open and covered vegetable dishes and fruit saucers. 26-Piece Apartment Sets ) At $3.95 OMESTIC §semi- ° porcelain, attrac- tively decorated in blue and gold line. The Set includes 6dinner plates, 6 fruit saucers, 6 cups and saucers, 1 meat dish and 1 baker. Cups and Saucers at 19c apanese china, decorated in blue While lot of 200 dozen lasts. (Fifth Floor.) Glassware at $1.00 A Group of Unusual Values We have assembled for Friday’s sell- ing a group including— « 7-Piece Water Sets. Cheese-and-Cracker Dishes. Handled Cake Trays. Large Vases. Eath piece is of clear crystal glass with effective designs in light cutting. (Fifth Floor.) Of onion design. 5 Floor Aquarium With Wrought Iron Stand $2.69 A GRACEFUL stand of wrought iron, in black and gold finish amkes this Floor Aquarium a most at- tractive addition to the room. It is fitted with a two-gallon fish bowl of clear glass. A most attractive value. (Fifth Floor.) (Main Floor.) —- - = ——— Trimmed Hats Special at $7.00 HAPPY event of the pre-Easter Season is this selling of smart milli- nery at low price. The Hats are new and of intriguing individuality in style. Milans, Milan hemps, Tagals, crepes, and combina- tions of these materials, frimmed with Spring flowers, ribbon bows, fancy orna ments, or handwork constitute this group. — The new colors for Spring, and black, in close-fitting pokes and large brim Hats are shown. (Third Floor.) White Dresses for Children Soiled, and Therefore Priced Exceptionally Low $2 $3 $4 RGANDIE, batiste and lawn of sheer texture, lace and ribbon trimmed, produce these exquisite Frocks. Frequent handling has soiled them, but all are wash- able and present rare values. (Second Floor.) Boys’ High-Grade Two-Trouser Suits Specially Priced at $9.95 HIS price is exceptionally low for such high-grade Suits. It has been spe- cially reduced for this offering as the Suits included are from odd lots. You'll find this a splendid opportunity to get some un- usual values, and in order to be sure of selections we suggest that you attend early. Broken sizes 9 to 17. (Fourth Floor.) Women’s Shoes Samples and Broken Lines At $4.95 ROKEN lines and salesmen’s sam- ples totaling 400 pairs of Shoes are presented in this selling. Evening Slippers of colored satins, and gold or silver cloth. Gray, black or brown suede Pumps in tongue or one-strap styles. Satin footwear in strap and tongue styles, welt straps, and Oxfords, are all included. Not every size in each style. (Main Floor.) A ee eee. —_—_-~ ————— Wash Goods At Interesting Prices W hite Dotted Swiss 75c Yard St. Gall Swiss, of sheer quality, in dotted, figured, and striped © patterns. Specially priced. Dress M arquisette 69c Yard Fancy white Marquisette for dresses; allover patterns—cirlces, dots, etc.; 36 in. wide | Fine White Nainsook | $2.95 and $3.95 Bolt THIS soft-finished Nainsook for lingerie and infants’ garments is offered at a saving Friday. 10 yards in a bolt. 36 inches wide. Zephyr Gingham , 35c, 49c, 58c Yard Three special groups, offering a wide range of check and block patterns. Fine quality; soft finish. 32 inches wide. Suitings, 29c Yard Medium-weight linen-finish Suiting in an assortment of pretty solid colors. 36 inches wide. Longcloth, 29c Yard A fine quality, chamois finish, desirable for lingerie. 36 inches wide. Handkerchief Linen 79c Yard Sheer White Handkerchief Linen for Sum- mer frocks, blouses and fine lingerie. 36 inches wide. Shirting Madras, 33c Yard In woven figured and striped patterns, also in white. A good assortment, 22 in. wide. (Second Floor.) Handkerchiefs Of Batiste at 10c AN interesting chapter in the March Handkerchief sale is this sale of 800 dozen Batiste Handkerchiefs. All beauti- fully embroidered and hemstitched, some with multi-colored embroidery in corners to match the Spring costume. The excep- tional sale price suggests anticipation of future needs. (Main Floor.) Laces and Embroideries Special at 10c Yard "THE yearly Mill Sale of an Eastern manufacturer makes possible this ex- ceptional selling. Overs, seconds, short lengths and samples in curtain Laces, Flor- entine Clunies, Filet and other weaves are included and offer unusual values. 10,000 yards of Embroideries, some 16 inches wide, in blind, semi-blind, and open- work designs, on sheer and heavy materials, are also offered at this extraordinary price. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Drapery Remnants Marked Low for Friday REPS, poplins, scrims, voiles, mar- quisette, nets, terry cloths, cretonnes (imported and domestic), pongee, madras, and artificial silks, small pieces, grouped on tables for easy selection. Opaque Window Shades Specially Priced 60c Each IGHT HUNDRED TWENTY- FIVE oil opaque (non-transparent) Window Shades mounted on guaranteed rollers. Colors: Tan, green, white, and brown. Size 38 inches by 6 feet. Slight seconds. Tapestry Squares 25c, 45c, 85c Each FIVE HUNDRED Squares from sam- ple pieces, suitable for chair or cushion seats, are included in this selling. Materials ares of excellent quality and attractive de- sign. (Sixth Floor.) Axminster Rugs 9x12, $41.50 AN unusual group, including Axmin- ster Rugs, fn seamed style, and Seam- less Velvet Rugs. Standard quality, in very desirable patterns and colors. Made for long service. All 9x12 size. Wilton Rugs at $67.50 Both seamed and seamless styles, many with plain centers, and some with fringed ends. All gox12 size. Brussels Rugs at $24.50 Seamless Brussels Rugs, of very good quality, in attractive designs. Size 9x12 feet. Axminster Rugs at $5.00 In 27x54-inch size; a large assortment of patterns and colors. Reversible Rugs, $10.50 Woven of wool and fiber. 9x12 size. ille Rugs, $3.2 Fine pupae my Wash? Chenille Rugs in 24x36-inch size. (Sixth Floor.) Philippine Lingerie . Specially Priced, $2.95 SPECIAL purchase from an over- stocked importer at a great concession in price enables us to make this exceptional offer. Envelope Chemise and Nightgowns of fine nainsook, beautifully hand embroid- ered in scalloped and eyelet designs, com- prise this splendid group. A dozen different designs are included— some with hand-drawn and Calado work. Built-up and strap shoulders. (Second Floor.) Apron Frocks Specially Priced, $1.29 ADE of beach cloth, gingham, per- cale, and Pickwick linon and fashioned in more than a dozen different styles, these Apron Frocks present remarkable values. Solid colors, checks, and plaids offer added ~ variety. All are cut extra full, in regular and extra sizes. Piping, rick-rack, and solid All have pretty sashes (Second Floor.) Trimming: color combinations. and fancy pockets. Fur Wraps Specially Priced SEALINE, Marmot and Natural Co- ney Muskrat Coats, with combination collar and cuffs, reduced to $55.00 COATS Civet Cat Coats, Short Krimmer Coats, Jap Mink Coat, tail trimmed, Persian Lamb Coat, with skunk collar and cuffs, $225.00 CAPES ' Mole Cape, with chin collar, $225.00 Black Caracul Capes, 45 inches long, $725.00 (Fur Dept.—tThird Floor.) $175.00 $165.00 Sport Skirts Specially Priced, $6.95 CREPES and flannels in the popular shades of beige, tan, brown, gray, and sandalwood modeled in the new side and cluster pleat styles. Regular and extra sizes. An attractive Skirt for Spring and Summer wear and an unusually good value at the price asked. (Thira Floor.) - : y aes pe see Pe ee coe See Tw $225.00, THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis Women’s Gloves, 69c Pair Specially purchased lot of 60 dozen chamois-suede Gauntlets with strap wrist and embroidered backs. Brown, e, mas- tic, sand. beaver, and gray. Sizes 6 to 7%. White Voile, 29c Yard Fine, sheer White Voiles, 36 inches wide. A very unusual value. Solid-Color Crepe, 29c Yard Fine quality Japanese Crepe, in a good assortment of solid colors as well as figured serpentine patterns. Card Table Covers, 75c Black Sanitas Covers, stenciled in floral decorations, with taped corner. Also 36- inch white Sanitas Tablecovers with sten- ciled designs. Infants’ Shoes, $1.19 Dress Shoes with hand-turned soles. Black kid, patent leather, brown leather and patent with white or colored tops. Sizes 4 to 7%. Curtain and Dra Remnants 25c to $1.98 Including Cretonnes, Scrim, Voile, Ma- dras, Drapery Silks, Poplins, etc. Suitable lengths for curtains, draperies, scarfs, cush- ions, etc. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Children’s Drawers, 35c¢ Knicker style, with embroidery edge; re- inforced at sides. Sizes 2 to 12 years. 3 pairs, $1.00. (Square 2—Main Floor.) Corsets at 49c : Of good quality = and white coutil; models for average figures; cut with low or medium bust. Not-all sizes in each model, but a good assortment. (Square 15—Main FPloor.) Dinner Napkins, $1.50 Dozen Of good quality bleached damask; closely woven, in floral designs. Hemmed, ready to use. Size 18x18 inches. (Square 7—Main Floor.) Wall Paper , at 13c Roll VARNISHED Tile Papers, for kitch- ens and bathrooms. With borders to match. At 11c Roll Imported Duplex Oatmeal Papers; also tapestry and Dresden designs, with borders or bands to match. (Sixth Floor.) Housewares LIYGIENI C Refrigerators ; 3-door &® side-icer, oak finished case, white enameled food chamber. 50-lb. ice capacity, special, $26.50 60-lb. ice capacity, special, $29.75 75-lb. ice capacity, special, $71.50 100-lb. ice capacity, special, $34.75 Wash Machines, $3.98 over Hand-power, adjustable to any washtub, come with gearing and dasher and hafdle. While a limited number lasts at this special price. - Clothesline, 79c 100-ft. sections of waterproof hand- laid cotton Clothesline. Dish Washers at $5.00 The 3-Minute Dish Washer; will fit in any sink, and makes dishwashing easier. , Kitchen Cleanser, 6 for 24c The ideal Cleanser for clean scouring and polishing. Buying limit | 6 cans and no mail or phone orders. ohnson’s Floor Wax, 65c ne-pound size of this well-known mm of prepared Wax for hardwood oors. Wear-Ever —— Kettles, I Large 8-quart sles wid bail handle. 3-Piece Saucepan Sets, $1.79 Of Wear-Ever aluminum in sizes 1 2 and 2% quarts. Wear-Ever Saucepans, 98c ~ Three-quart size with aluminum cover. . pans. Wear-Ever Windsor Kettles, 4-quart sise. hoe eR Ter ee RT et Sa aa ee See, = : ’ ' ti; ; MPPE te lo of magate, ig”? ‘5 bx hi: eat. eat om = wes . sie te "eR cement So ti See ee” Le ee 7 - a ay * ] - » > « > a, age : Cog eo bAih Fe SS oe Oe St, eT ia raked ag ee bike a8 bE ge re rs Bale IP Re re Kh Le Mg ics os : ne x f } . . Shs a ae re Be Opt Pt ee, eat ea ae ae on . Ry — ate x oa - e = 22 ie eee. aah st ri > Pe: 7 ¢ € res ee ffer Bargains of Real Merit » MACK) ee sate Ie3 ‘ oP Ee, Sieg ts ae Pie Pe ie ae earn Tree aie ke ee A Ee RS Pe a boas aga. Ae Oe ae Sm we . Ses ae

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; t '@___' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Special for Friday ? + Homemade Fudge, Vanilla and Chocolaile at 35c the Pound Candy Shop—First Floor. The Entire Store is resplendent with gorgeous new merchandise for Spring and Easter. Maka your selections while assortments are completers 2 Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Teak . Boe win Ze ati >, 685 Ries Fe 18) bs The th gdb by OP Ry ping © From Foreign Shores Come the Materials in These Men’s ‘Topcoats *45 to *60 Featuring the imported Scotch heathers of rare beauty. and the always popular overplaids. In- Geed. they are Topcoats that make you feel that Spring is bere. Box backs. raglans anid get-in sleeeves, half belts and patch pockets. Really, they are tremendous values at these con- eervative prices. Men's Clothing Shop— Becond Fioor. “swank” a time, if onl apparel that A Limited Number of These Gabardine ‘Topcoats 75 $19: Here ts a gabardine Topcoat that you will be proud to pos- sess. In value and wearing quality it measures up to every Standard. In style and appear- ance it is all that you could de- sire. Good quality material with raglan sleeves. inverted pleat. belt and satin trimmed. A regular $30.00 valuc!! Men's Clothing Shop— Second Floor monplace! Then there q@ Quality, “The Foresome’”’ A Fine Combination Suit for Business and Golf $45.0 This popular sports Suit fulfills a demand of St Louls men. A coat, vest, troveers and a pair of golf Knickers —all to match and of extrta fine quality materials. Splendid as- sortment of patterns and fabrics to choose — All sizes. occasions. The “last word” Men's Clothing Shop— Second Floor. are noted for. unlimited ! ness, sports and general wear Faster fashions 1 ers Wear @Every man likes to bit at Easter y to keep in step with his women folk; then why not prepare to look your best, outfitted in is just a little bit away from the com- The ultra-fash- ionable to be found in all of our formal day dress Clothes make it an absolute certainty that Easter will find you well dressed. are topcoats that fairly radiate Spring and buoyancy. service, and color are most happily blended in our merchan- dise, which we offer to men who demand that groomed appearance invaluable to them on all style well SO PO POA Pm mn nd $4 ().20 $4 5.00 in patterns and styles are now on display at Vandervoort's. appreciate the unusual in Clothes are certain to favor the New Suits for Spring. Suits for busi- all tailored to that high standard of perfection Vandervoort Suits And as for range of materials to choose from—well, really, your selection is trulv Ven's Clothing Shop—Secon4 Floor. Ls , 7 - ~ 4 - . . . ’ " = — - ° ' ou .y - dee a : - “ : r i Se eae Per ied | Vandervoort Quality Suits for Spring— Men who rather A Mord of of Bivice About Spring Oxfords fitting For that reason you are urged to purchase your E aster Oxfords early and avoid the last-minute rush. @ This Spring we are better prepared to @ We want to give our customers the very best service m the new Oxfords for Spring. serve ¥: ever before. Better styles, high quality all the through and unlimited selections. Vandervoort Oxfords are St. Louis’ best values at $6.50 to $15.00 Men's Shoe Sh 1p—Second Fleer Se Boys’ F urnishings for Spring Children’s Hats | and Tams match the topcoat In all the new band style. With sin for bors. of a!! double cuff. Sizi $1.75 to $5.00 | léaneck. Pri Boys’ Caps —~im the one-piece strle, i patterns Broadcloth Shirts —To —with polo co and suit. shates . ages r? a Varie*y $1.78 to $2.50 Boys’ Baseball Suits,$2 to $4 In gray or white stripe, trimmed in red or Mue. Suit consists of shirt, pants, cap and leather belt. te 16 years. Boys Furnishing GShop—Second F ocr. vu than way Without question the Boys’ White English llar or neck- gie or > 121, to $4.00 For hee t mn OM Boys’ Norfolk Suits With Two Pair of Knickers >] a> ‘in *) 5 .0O FE VERY mother knows what marble season means toa bovy’s clothes. I is absolutely necessary to have two pairs of knickers with every Suit. These Norfolk Suits are made of fancy woven cheviots and tweeds in the latest Spring patterns. Thev are beautifully the energies of youth. Sizes 7 to 18 vears. tailored and built to withstand Boys’ Blue Serge Suits 3132 se blue serge Suits mar > n ‘ irmation. rented pleat ed stviles. to *25= be used for d They come in plain belted, box or in- Sizes 7 to 18 years. OO dress or Fancy Wash Suits, $3 to $13.75 For the smaler boy. fancy Wass Sufts tn the popular midéy,. Oliver Twist and belted Suit «‘ St. Gall Swiss Ss] St. Gall Swiss, 32 inches wide, mber of beautiful colors able for 4¢. the Yard... _ ~~ re —. | i - with whbite dots. Suit women ané children. Matelasse Ratine #1 Mate'asse Ratire., inches wide, in a very poe ive selec- - — 2 At, the Yard... or combinations, for Wear and evuits. m= dresses, a: sports Celored Goods Shop— Becond Floor. Bedspreads and Blankets Attractively Priced White Crochet Bedspreads at $3.75 er@het Spreads for full @ouble beds. closely woven in su bstant lal weight that in- sures good wear. White Crinklied Bedspreads —of excellent quality. easy to launder, require no troning. Size 63x90, at $2.25 each Size 72x90, at $2.50 each Size 81x90, at $3.00 each White Wool-Mixed Blankets Regularly $8.50 $6 the Pair, Spe. cial, at White woo!l-mizxed Blankets of extra fire aqvalitr. very seft and fuffr. with neat pink and lue borders; size 72x58. Bianket Sheop—Second F'eecr. White Sample Sale of Jewelry Novelties Y EVER before has there been such a flair for - 4 unusual and novelty Jewelry, wide ea of pleasing and original designs and colorings. It has been our good fortune to pro” cure a sample line of Jewelry that will meet this popular demand and at greatly reduced prices, ~~ ’ ITT y>- Sa eae). CELTER @« 50c Necklaces of cut crystal, combined with roundells, in all the wanted shades of aquamarine, coral, jade, lapis, etc. Earrincs— W! pearl, drop, erystal, ao . jade flexible, s P - et. | ee” eee 5 Lot No. 1 iF Choice Regularly Priced at $1 to $3 ite and black hoops, jade, sapphire and cameo. Bracelets—Jet in cut and plain with jet and rhinestone. Pins of French jet, beautif cut in many attractive shapes and designs. sat Lot No. 2. Cheice Regultlarty Priced at $1.75 to $3.50 = Earrings—Pendant style of jet, jet and rhinestone, pearl, jade, delicate crystal shades of rose, amethyst, emerald, sapphire, in s ingle and double styles. Bracelets—Two-row serpentine effects, in jade, coral and elack. Necklaces of black jet, jade, lapis, with pendants, as well as many fascinating cembination of colors of white and black, white and amethyst, white and amber, ete. * Brooches of French jet, many of which can be used as hat or dress ornaments. Imitation Shell Comb Pins in a variety of styles and sizes; these Combs are a splendid imitation of the genuine; & few black Combs among this group, always in good style. Small Enamel Dorines and Mirrors—W ith chain and rmg = oe « e: °° @ 6 «6 Lot No. 3. Regulari me 135 Earrings in many attractive styles and colors. Necklaces of jade or jet. with and without crystal roundelis, round jade beads, knotted; other Necklaces in- peas are in shades of eortielian, lapis, coral, red, jet and . > mbination of crystal and } — $ fo yg Denisiete--Threseln serpentine effect in a splendid = jade shade; flexible gold-filled Bracelets, stone set, and enamel! and dull green gold, stone set and antique style. Pendants—Black with eolored stone set. Enamel Dorines—Filat and vanity style, equipped with mirror.and puff, in many desirable and dainty shades. Bar Pins of black c and pearl, and the very popular | marcasite styles and effects. Jewelry Shop—F rst Ficer. Pearl Beads ; ge Mes $1.95 or such a set . Ay £F <a ¢ » = td od ~ = | w. ae é Ae 3 Indestructible and French Pearl. § Im neck and opera lengtha 153 to 34 _— all of them ere mounted of eo 4 gold clasp ané come tp Gute oll of acon cream, white, opalescent, e: etc... and are evenly graduated. ie Jewsiry Shop—First Fiees. : ne, ie. Pe r w iw . - “i Fi fh ae = spice Ae tus) ee ES EE: SO ie c¢ hea er eeg Fe, We 4 i. = oe ca ™ 7 . ’ " ; s ge. ” ‘ j ai w Z mig . hi _ Se wee 3 we ‘a . ~~ ¥y me gl Te Sta % age % “= na yds aee, A ene MG, r as! a a Pe oe BE STEADILY Ffforts Betng Made tea claliets to Rewia: Ne SOCce er. Br the Assoriate:! tien af the soviet Leni ne. is stead", Press wosCOW, March 22. The Premier, ” impr cording to the official bal aued auring thea Past ‘ chocolates as caldies PF ren Ban ty priate gift for MOST COMP LONG KID y EP $5.25 '2-hbutten ben bro eo wide arrmes. Ali wth J «Teepe. +): Seon,

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h gorgeous aster. Make re complete. of lties ich a flair for vy, or such a i designs and une to pro- will meet this tuced prices, = ett os ey ¥ h roundells, in bral, jade, lapis, , drop, crystal, - ~ de flexible. set many attractive AU and rhinestone, ose, amethyst, les. jade, coral and ndants, as well ors of white and er, etc. be used as hat styles and sizes; the genuine; a Ws in good style. ih chain and ring colors. without crystal her Necklaces in- poral, red, jet and t in a splendid ts, stone set, and d antique style. p, equipped with lainty shades. le very popular ‘ Beads 95 and French Pear!, ra lengtha, 15 to 24 m are mounted on and come in tints white, opalescent, renly graduated. p-First Fees Ninth to Tenth fr ————e : THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1922. 'S HEALTH SAID TO BE STEADILY IMPROVING A ee no immediate fear of his ath ,©Xpressed in any official cire The 4uthorities are making ev effort to bring specialists to Piforts Being Made to Bring Spe- jin the ’ qlalists to Russia: No Talk of mier’ 8S rer overy. There Hion of the soviet Premier, . ‘Big Business’ of Today to Be Small | Compared With That of 20 Years From Now, Henry Ford Declares ° ed hope of effecting the Pre- | Sucoessor. wage is no talk of supplanting . « —_ ¢ . By the Assoriated Press ] ening pty se oo op Sygheevepin ws hue ~— . espectle« vy cer MOSCOW, March 22 The con4l- | parts of the | — Lenine. is slieadily improving, “0. voy appointment of his successor. Ife j ; eording to the official bulletins ja- the. Me a Within » ¢ r lA waiis ( gued during le past few days, and cheerfy]. and remains) Surprise Milk Chocolate Eggs filled with nut and frui chocolates and hard GS ae” oo Faster >esee@eeeeseenseetweeseea Assorted Cream Cocoanut | Friday Special— and Nut Patties —. ‘ear ae s 4949 Delmar Ave—2 Stores—217 N. Shedath St. t 715c to $3.00 Reautiful assortment of Satin Egg Boxes. filled with "9 . 7 1, : - " rrench Bonbons: and nut and fruit cho olates: an appro- 1) ace gift for SL. 00 to $5. 00 Each iC’o OF DETROIT. _" Re . aed buy a better cleaner, backed by theguar- antee of The Torrington Company that itis better in design, mechanical sturdiness and efficient, easy operation. Buy your Torrington onthat better basis, and you, too, will discover “ why thousands of women have named it “the most faithful servant that ever entered the home.” When you own a Torrington you buy the guar- antee of years of satisfactory cleaning service. Call? Write or in your ueWrie Free Demonstration ‘12. A postcard request wil! bring « fully descriptive book, “The Terringten Servant tn Your Heme.” / THE TORRINGTON SHOP The Torrington Company Established 1866 1124 Locust St. Emonees (9157 Central 2277 ness. Not big buStness as we now ‘knew it—bie business is what *mean. We,have. within four miles of where you are sitting, a plant | which is a big plant 'to other manufacturing plants -of |today. Employes number more than 30,000 men This big plant is ou: blast furnaces, where we use jus i¢hree things in the raw-—coal, ore and wood From those three fun- | damentals |; of products. “People look at the aps and say: ‘What a big place?’ itoday. It won't be 20 vears > ll | today. Industry 20 years from now ‘will be a big business that takes materials in the raw and turns them into a finished product at a price the average customer can pav NEW J Records on Sale Today See List on Page 26 of This Paper HUNLETH | 7" 6 MUSIC CO. 516 LOCUST ST. MOST COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE IN ST. LOUIS 100.000 Recorda to Choose From. Pre-Easter Sale of 1s Glove Women's Gloves Friday and Saturday LONG SUEDE KID GLOVES $5.00 Values Elbow-length Gray Suede Kid Gloves, with 3 pear! clasps 7\T ea & ; ‘sie ie FZ OS ! LONG KID GLOVES LONG KID GLOVES : $5.25 Values $6.95 Values 5 | brown Ith clasp .P Mabie ME brown: with 3. alaspe Ex elient ~ $4. 50 $5.45 The GLOVE SHOP, Inc,, 821 Locust st. é oo Use the VIOLET RAY for Nervous Troubles Neurittis . Sclatica Rheumatism Ancmia Iumbago bicze™m™a Neurosis Falling Hair Neuralgia Medical authoritics endorse ite use for thete WE] RENULIFE . Violet Ray Generators onstrated tn our Appliance the factory TT NR are being dem Store by experts direct from FREE DEMONSTRATION FOR A LIMITED TIME Pivided Payments on Your Light Bilis | UNION ELECTRIC CO. Main 3220 12TH & LOCUST Central 3530 | _— SSO ap CS i! —_ ea e+ There wil! be an elimination of the various profits of the various mid- 'dliemen. Those profits cannot re- ¢ Population that noth’ ng Nikolai >Ut his actual death woulda lead 19 | BSinsicitiaiineieniin Will Control Raw Products and |; Middleman’s Profits Will Be Eliminated, Thus Lowering Prices, He Asserts. Post-Dispatch pyright, 1923.) Mich., March 22. Within 20 years industry will hav grown to such vast proportions that ithe traffic, least. Wat¢ solufion to that. another solution to tion problem. A ye freight at power highways the is the form transporta |\Seek to Compel His jthe Supreme Court to compel Frank | defendants that Frank«J. Gould is Seed Law to Be Enforced. seed law t& the State Board. ‘ ad rould o Paris to accent an responsible for the present financia] | By the Associated Press. } —Ee amended answer charging him with condition of the Jay Gould estate,| JEFFERSON CITY, March 22.—' a saa | dereliction in connection with the as are the trustees who originally |The Missouri State Board of Agricul- Tod ~ bargains tn used wae : administration of the estai« brought accounting settlement pro- ture, through Jewell Hayes, secre-' tn (eca»’s Wane ads. , " ; : Noti $1.50 Silk Gloves otions & Excellent quality of all-silk 2-clasp C be Embroidery sampie Gioves, in several qualities: - na | ' eo many have beautiful embroidered Floss, okt 3c ' backs; in popular and wanted Spring “ es ’ | shades. Slight seconds: al! sizes. . 16¢c Sewl « Silk , : 60-yar | sepoort, | $1.75 Kayser’s | Silk. Bandana all ' Long Gloves K erchiefs shader ....++ : 6. mutsaneul mh. | A cen eduction on Silk |10e Milward’s ; B 2 ?* putton; e bow -leng az Ha na ‘Kerchiefe or Sewilne DWAY M N . all-siik white Gloves be e Searfs; made of* Need “se J Cc doubie-tip fingers; i lus ‘ous printed am in oa | WE GIVE AND @EDEEM EAGLE STAMPS) 2): o> cise: on (riage as: | Starved, Sine backs; all t ractive are Dollies; sizes ] 49 | Assorted 2 special ..... nations. patterns osee Cc or two ago we took over the Detroit “big business” of today will be)Toledo & Ironton Railroad. We ire small in comparison, according to an! going to electrify it; in addition, we opinion expressed by Henry Ford in| will construct a highway adjoining a review of conditions and a proph- the railway tracks. ecy for the future. er Ford is an optimist But he be- Illinois Waterway Committee Ke- lieves that investment in a concern | vived. merely for the sake of profits SPRINGFIELD, IL, March 22 ‘bad business.”’ Outside capital, The House vesterday adopted a reso Ford declared, interferes with indus-; lution re-creating a committee of 10 trial progress. Money paid out in| to co-operate with officials and civic | ‘dividends, he believes, should g0o!organizations interested in a deep! back into the business to improve! waterway connecting the (creat 'and expand it. Lakes system with the Gulf of Mex A manufacturer should run his ico. The House also passed (126 to business just as he runs’ his home,: 6) a bill creating a permanent school the famous motor car maker said. fund for the village of Cahokia Mord thinks that within five years or so most of the railways will be, electrified. He revealed that he in tends to construct a model highways paralleling the Toledo & Jronton Railroad, which he bought several years ago. “Within 20 years industry wijl be big business | so magnified that the / of today will be small in compar- ‘ison,.” was Ford's answer to the question: ‘““‘What is industry coming) | Gea). Says Middleman Must Go. Continuing, Ford sald: “Industry we produce a main because they are unnatrua! ; | ple who do not create to a profit a man must create Creations. They are the profits of To be enti- ‘profit Ss. tled or must serve some indispensable, need in the process of production and distribution.” Must Gain Public Confidence. “But. to succeed, big business must firet gain the confidence of the pub- lic.’ he said. ‘There is a difference—a marked difference—between big business and a trust. rrd. b Zz clig mitt imper “A iffec?r ft ‘ Weal ve ffer ‘ — ’ mT ; 7 i> Le , ng ; a 2 A om | \* a - : YS | ~ + vo 4 “i a ; ' Girls’ $3 High and Low Shoes les of well-known St brands. aiso reguiat g 1 EASTER LOW SHOES and SF vatute. . navy, and all the leadg- Two special lots. Choose from satins, patents, tans, ing shales. (2d Floor.) chocolate and plain leathers, fancy strap styles and Oxfords with newest 2 toes and heels. sizes 95 x c Se 30 Bis ds bees , have bibs and twe infants’ Low Shoes Boys’ $3.50 Shoes ot Valaes to $2.50; samples and slight *ec- Mahogany caif leathers; fancy brogue ed ; recular $1. val- onds Oxford and strap style with rubber heels; sizes ue: while sivies: stitechdewn and turn 1, 10 to 13% and 1 to , they jast, soles: sizes 6 te & : G, at... P hee Reasata ss abn Sah te al (2d Floor). Nicely made, canvas straps. Colonial Lot of 150 Nurese@¢ Oxford styles: juet the thing White Aprons. made of : for ge Saag ation; at . good quality apron $1.60 .an Ps Fe. linen: some have Women’s Sateen Bloomers Regular $1.25 values, Couble elastic cuff. re- inferced Seat, r and extra sizes: b :93 Girls’ White Slippers Nurses’ Aprons an’ f,. Choose Your Easter Garment Now At the Lowest Price in Town Su ‘Wit ing St aselectio Double 98 Our stocks are complete. [oresses, Easter Sale of Boys’ Two-Pants SUITS All- Suitable for confirmation. wool tweeds, worsteds, or meres, serges, etce.: In geek grays, heathers, bive and penc stripes; made in up-to-the- a ae ute belted models; with yokes, inverted pleats, patch pockets, with button and flaps; coats have serge or alpaca ining: knicke lined throughout; double stitch and taped: Suite made with al details that put them in class by themselves; sizes & to 18 years; values to $15.00. Special. its, Dresses 98 14 Val. to Val. to $15 $25 h Double Eagle Stamps We are offer-. [ouls women a most complets n in Coats, Capes, Suits and at the greatest savings—plus Eagle Stamps. ) cue Cogae te Dre ar conftir. 78 new etylese 1 new si zen, to 14; | We Dresses fe ont Veit e Wateate; high or lew , , x endiess ' ollar: tailored and em- en $, ys rolora : ee Aered per sizes s ($1.49 vai- Sale pf mens and Thurs aay iow «a ues, at , . bore Spring Caps: in all the newert Girls’ Dresses New Waists shades; all sites: reg- J ular $1.49 val: epecial. ~ : ongoleum 47) cold Seal Bras Vx: Ma : 490! brown, waterfall, rose, pongee, white and black, a yara dencaai 82 Crepe de Chines | | $1.75 to $2 Taffetas size floors a! chee wide. beautiful Heavtifal all-etix chigfes Teffeteq, 2 per sy! }i reds ue mints ee ae in * wonderfu! rang : fectione. ~ fh oes, a multitude of the leading a same, spec of the popular want-, and dark e#hades for ed up-te-the- howr ot * = Raster wear, vopd at, Co . 4 shades. vara yard ot aa 4 4 . : SIZE $3.50 Knitted $2.00 9x12 | Persians wire ta ; 1a anieu? repes | Persian and oa size 8x" lon. Eeyptian téeas | . = “ 36-inch all-s#ilk koltted | | *® ne weet! 54-inch he jeading maga Créa@pe tike atltyme Crepe. printed #68: «weeds. zines erepe kerit. ete: mixed Weare?, -cnaet's hatr.® ea 2 leading vara capes and create, yA wea ae Spring aii “ee : mers A shades Spriese enior~ Tock no HB. on pee ia! \oge 83.98, 88.49, nperfe tions at. vard 2 sie and ‘Tae ee -YARD -WIDE LINOLEUM oa yard- Poplins ryateene siik. appropriate for the new cockea, battleship, cow he" eee ee ee, ee ee ee eee EC ese ee . , a Ree. ees ayant Canton Crepe A new shipment just receiv pe mixed Canton Crefe Poplins Spring dresses Colors are 1.28)

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of | 8 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © » The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone - —— ately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ite is MARCTI 32 eee a ns - a ee ; itions. ADVERTISEMENT - | TINGS ARE SETTUNG = Poa gaa” Deane a ol MONTHS SAND oR in «caper hae pi sagem a IRELAND, KING GEORGE says | ek g. Sosepbs-Suow. aise route and the Sea Shore 4 799 At airect ; ; ’ ia ; 5 ) tie: Rain: reads muddy. ™ Tere ts a home treatment for + Charge —>4e “we Must. doe patie - . rper- - ” ae a-British Ruler De tans He Has liarford, to w h the Aing assente ae eee ~~ _ - ” pawdered dalatans , sf ae Done His Bom for Niiiement s g00d. Seda iD: water make enough paste to thicklf rover v4 Accounts “a Q@nd Will Do Anything He Can ~olum bia-—— Rai the objectionable Bairm Soy Si win ana mS £ Damage Sait + PS _S a7 - - ) ash eT aS — — he Assdc'stec Press. Rr the Axe sesociated Pres ato . , . "OA cs id J @i 1 @} b Witt 4 - ‘ a et mene , : a —— Solicited ees * ~~ ‘ a JOSEPH. Mo.. : LIVER? King raat mds mudd Springfleid— Ra ; an me , ai ‘Three archbishops. 15 bi ‘snope. 4 . -- MINE OMAHA. Neb. Marth 22 Pe pra : a: aon oe * on: a A ttended th | Geer ? af ec re eae a \ 7, : es : ea ar a ’ ee = +2 « : P 200 priests & e “ - > baer 7 : are ges eo ee eee Pre | gervice at the Cathedral here ¢ Way to Knowsley. L e wi eu Cnicage ental . «ee 4 Maurice F. Burk cy , ined Co.) h ; r . ‘ow '- gor Bishop * of he ts to be the guest of the Kari of S mapas Co. 7 R. H. GLICKSMAN, Manager Washington Avenue Corner Seventh Se" soseph Diocese of ¢ Dert: While here he had a ve ‘ : . ‘ sees ES 6gtgtholic Church. Bishop as. end | ble trust and a Pcemetave, a Rem... saturday. yaaa Peary men pace x Des ns - Charles H. Stein, Whose Ma cE Trousands unable to est inf eee oon wt Eek dle ae yl aa ace ii : . “SANE cathedral stood for several hou ‘Alreads Fare setilin ) : chine Killed Girl, Found eS nn pretates in their enh lan aid the Kir e Ald | : me ial RR: q | Guilty by Jury of Criminal | Pe sodes marched from the Car } 1 “ae fF. 7 rectory to the church or | | Carelessness. | : ; ‘ ee | jong Mine of fourth degree 512 FRANKLIN AV. (Near Broadway) AY Z Save Cotumbus_in full « ff - —_ - Y : ‘TESTIMONY HE PASSED STREET CAR ON LEFT 2-DAY SPECIAL SALE , MF j= tun sminee dt | CAPES—COATS) (5) “Sample” Britonia Capes... $ haiti. See ae 3 7 . aer* ot ts . : cibheet wath onan ‘ pays $35 “Sample” Bolivia Capes OO Ti ostacypeaeader waa vith embroidery : ne $35 “Sample” New Spring Suits te tempted to pass en the PREDAY AND SATURDAY ext $29.50 “Semple” Far Collar Capes rong sid® of the street car. but said $35 “Sample” Poiret Twill Wraps —EASTER DRESS SPECIAL— | Twill Cords, | New Combineats the W 'res@e sia: ees? asa" _ Frocks * Easte $30 “Sample” Silk-lined Coats. . $39.50 “Sample” Tailored Suits $ ‘ee Toca ok = ne : = et” oe - ke | Our Friday and Saturday Special! =! [8 98 \: . + \ Vividly Colorful Fabrics Mark > seacweeneee® ” seer $45.00 “Sample” Box Style Suits : Fourth Dress Values Up to $22.50 for_ the Accepted Spring Mode $35 “Sample” Bolivia Cloth Capes rhe tr uddeniy pulled 1 j the love g shades as elt es | Hi i $35 “Sample” Silk and Cloth Coats GE nae telat titer TE Gee Tole ee ee = e a be Fa: pepe Cus a ee $ $39.50 “Sample” Blouse-Back Coats ee iggy | wy : DAY ONLY—REMEMBER, ace for FRIDAY AND SATUR- = 5 y $39.50 “Sample” New Side ee ee ee —— Tea | Effect Capes . | front ) wt ESS : | | $59.50 “Sampie” Spring Suits $ a . > — On Sale From 18 to 2 O'Clock ' ' | | tallored models. Twe extremes successfully merge their person- $55.00 “Sample” Spring Coats alities in new Frocks for Spring—line sc onvens = $50.00 “Sample” Spring Wraps nt should be given him 48 ‘ ‘af tional in cut and colors strikingly unconnendiaaal $47.50 “Sample” Spring Capes ae ee ne : Candies 4 al in design—forming a combination as unt $50.00 “Sample” Silk Wraps. choice in the matter under the ¢fr- é as it ts delightful. In new wrinkly crepes 4@ $55.00 “Sample” Brocaded Capes ae — silks of dulled sheen, also Egyptian prints. — tor Laster vs oY ‘x ey . a ptt 2 . cae. oF a y : : New oe Pat toes Fe etre = ps eee. THEORY OF QUEBEC CHURCH FIRES baped Boxes filed with deticton = Ser ann wt oe Easter Blouses * (tty Official Relieves They Were Dune er mas se Ui vl Fraser — to Pesky Menting { p>paratus reciting sl elias [Frere . In the Most Charming Sie EBEC. March 22 Director —— FOR FRIDAY “pee es? Prints and Oriental > a" ———_---. ~ o : ertanta.2 > ™ a q ‘ “¥ . pC as tea ae se ; - > ~ 2 , - . — ré > a my « : ~ nn enamine Aan | New conmatehedte of authentically de CHOCOL ATE, M ARSHM ALLOW EGGS . signed Blouses—in colorful silks with ate Paster opportunity urprecedented— tractive neck lines and sleeves. Over t dehicious ehocolate neasing finest marsh™allow 19 blouses and tie-ons are featured 4 rte ba eeeee wos C flowered radiums and plain silks. ‘a a ~ or + a ee a a a ee a a a OO ewe MAPLE APRICOT MARSHMALLOW NUT LAYER CAKE STOLLEN = Wonderful Assortment of tons, Taffetas, Tricoshams, atest: aane oie a Rin: Priday Pr ream fo: fas aa | | = Se (5,273 oe . aster Hats © Printed Crepes, Alltyme {ten "y district takes in five ‘a sion ae: |S Special at ~~ . ‘ , \ Crepes, C Met } i ‘ Sin” Paisley Cropes ES age af HOT CROSS BUNS, 25c DOZ. Spanish Laces, New Paisley | ee ee Combinaticns. Gray Henna Hats Priced One-Third $ Below Their Value We Shap Saj ety 4 mye here sr2 Locust 706 Washington Rust C | trent ay ‘ mr ¢ CS) Large. small and medium Shapes. Ep oz i wa ‘deeee ob wma 7 4 new shape and color. Trim 7g. fr ——ee i oon Corse Bee ‘, tae 7 flowers. prone be etc. Hairbraids,; as Tat -e recmmand ng att ~~ ; set .@rscR ‘Re Tacks

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, as se. 3988. a © Ae counts ; ’ St. Joseph, Mo. ph since Nov. 15 last, and who BSUC-,| The City Hall and public library _ CLEVELAND, 0., March 22.— peter ACT Or De, S 7 ee KR. at : ) 7" | Apathy of the public toward mu-| Min) it Wate Diza: | §\ ieee of the importance of this : nicipal elections, it is pointed out, | ba Bee CALS 14 e . y | | tends to the advantage of the Re- ; Ks o\ oii gS vy , Sale, we have illustrated a | , | |} publican ticket, backed by organi- rh IS TS BoA from 8 to 12 o'clock only. (apes in All Materials Wrappy Ceat Stylex« /predicted in the municipal election “ Side-Draped Wraps. | Anri] ». ; ; «) | ’ Fe a Straightline Conts 2 j 5 1, a >, Novelty Sport Ceats | Dwight D> Currie, Democratic can- | | : | ; Rs : “Eoatra-Size Garments” didate for the presidency of the . | tthe é ) ; ’ | *), : Every new material and ,Board of Aldermen, is carrying on apr 5 shade oP dtd sented tp the principal campaign for his ticket, | iS sol Sie fe, nid 4 |; which includes candidates for Alder- | O’CLOCK ONLY browns, jmen from the 14 even-numbered | ad in favor for : | min Ul ee cocoa, navies. tan e f | f |e | eat ty “i A ees -aey = vind re r IEt yre-wh ? iwards. J. W. Byrnes, Democratic | . PWMeay’s, Smartly | | Ss 14 “3 omen fully — nominee for Mayor against Mayor | micelli embroid. | Sart sangneaenn at Ba FROM 8 TO 2 le eee chante , = | | ! oie . “ joines urrie in the attack on Re- O CLOCK ONLY ] of the city admin-., vublican contro! ic bloused, bow Get kerr : gg € wy | (stration. a3 of - o- Fy = ae ¥ + aide, tee ihe 1 2 Oe eg, Oe ee eee ee = - attacked answers Bolivia publican opponent, Walter J. G. | | ) 4 pay ay | Ormandale Hawatian ume Suits tn a | sabes 7 es es. Soo up. | a. “ ih. 7 ‘ | Ati bi Neun, former chairman of the Re-| v7 (ti. | Ti? | Fine Materials WAY. WE) \ : \ aa. . publican City Committee, to ques- > ye Xe Lif uf Soo AC | Twillcord Circular Capes Sorrento — | 4 ) elo f a tions by Currie seeking Neun's views Se “SEF Ban : | " Brytonia New Wrap-Around Navy . Twill Cords, Covert, $ iF ‘vw 4) & WIA r\. on a fourth term for Mayor Kiel, Sf Z sane . | . Stevannas Blouse Backs Black, etc. “ = ~ - | 7 ’ R j f fipills and | } eer | (‘4 lit ; gel | | Currie was the principa) speaker | | alored and silk: : ' last night before the Twelfth Ward) . . 1s Hh! § . TS ‘Democratic organization, at Security -- gyi) et » : ; 4A() pring es Hall, 7800A Michigan avenue. He | ca Oe, \ me a\ \ie te Mallinson’e Silke a ae | ee PMA oe gard to the sinking fund query, he \ . F ys . Choice | questions should be directed to the | ; iso™N a the questions. He attacked Neun's eas: a fh | Ty) bear Mostiy missew rge their person- : answer on the tax levies, recalling | eS HY boys =O sizes—also 60 or 69 No C. 0. D’'s— . : ' the charte rovid h | ‘DAS AS Sport eate—antit — ; ed c r provides the Board of, the grow le sold out N E hanges ‘ J—tlhntes conver: : j Estimate and Apportionment has / silos | 5\ f Friday mornin at. 0 EAC | » control. over the sinking fund. The | ee + r ft % . . Mayor, Comptroller and President of | ' ptian prints. : | 4a if a4 ’ f SPANISH LACES TRICOSHA ANS ae ale eke te fick | “ee pack of jo oiders, to fight against "rent anit Gifs ; ' f ” ‘anton Crepe COMBINATIONS ALLTYME (¢ R EPES aaa -_ — Ry 4 se fairs. Satin Canton Ple ried —_ ba va Byrnes asserted Neun had “»*not Flat Crepe New Ntrale tline Every new, delightful Spring style: New Pleats are everywhere—and soft lace he SS eGrA-s : effects leat “ , 4. given specific answers to Currie’s a = ’ : . is used for collars, frills and panels. There are fons aie ’ Lace . , TY . Geet t quaint bouffant frocks, emart straightiines and 75 og: seaplane bm fears to step Paisley Prints , | +) LES to §S e Ss | é ‘ae \ it eee oe é Sad meanberd” mytaieammons | pacity! aN : Three-Piece Suits—Two-Piece Suits— Fi i ae t ne news yrnes charged | Alltyme Crepes ) ; ming—S aste a r rik Par. | | 118 Odds and Ends Spring Dresses oo the sinking fund for retirement of y von ” yn, ; Embroidery Trim ide F nings | Pea a ; the bonded debt is $2,000,000 short. vs | —Flowing Sleeves—Box Coats—Blouse Kester Melb hy at Effecte—Long Coats—Braid and Bead until sold out Friday 10 85 tes e | of what should be In it, because of Right before when =) Beate levies smaller than are directed by every woman is planning ter 'j . af Trimmings Etc. + yptian 2 ry Horning, cholce at ete Hh the charter . Spring wardrobe, a most wnex- ; | Explanation by Nolte. pected saie of newest Spring 1 TH Wy MATERIALS $ : Y Roope ae Tricetines—Poiret Twills—Men’s Wear this levy was reduced in 1918 and > WORTH UP TO $10.00—AT clid avenues, declaring “I am run- ning on the past record of achieve. | 43 to 57. ys i All ments of the Republican party in St. Louis.” City affairs have beer ort t of 7 ; r rier O ‘ | bs Sizes conducted by the Republican ad-. and ministration in a manner worthy of Widths public confidence, he said. S | ee “There has been no. breath of _—s \ scandal or suspicion of dishonesty . | ’ ~ ? in its Management of public af- fairs,” he added. Neun 414 not com- | ment on the questions propounded | ae | | ! aN : ' | y 2 A ") ‘ Rs = ns | ° Perna By the Associated Press. d S ee % + exis CHICAGO, March 22.—Miss Ruth Sh FE er btra Size Suite ES cm . : 3 | Moody, 31 years old. note@ eques- apes, I A Sine ge «ot a, 2 ‘ia we? trienne, died here Tuesday night a7” rimmings fru il, Etre Dresses a Sel0F- 2 tees | after a oth gta lllness from pneumo-_ > 4 & tf at Le ~< poe: ‘nia and influenza. The body will be airbrat s, straw | : 24 Fieer removed to the home of her father. | jsottres manufacturer, at Cleveland, Alem ah ACKSON’S—513-515 WASHINGTON AV BIS. ter burial ee eee

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ee, aati ts Camedia ok int delle tte on eae Oa - THURS The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPAICH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Slar ana ure iimes Combined by Approximately @,uww-. Re 1c City Cire Gig SES i 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : iliac seumiieceencteianiactes, nik. ee ett ALL ile Seana a Seences cereneesereerserssseseressesseererses aseue suewuEensuaauaweeaeesea : Sua aaa aeae eS = Friday ~ Men’s Shoes ‘337 Cotton Goods ‘62% yy £ - . ~ én PRR R RR ER RRR REPRE PS ee et ‘se pebble grain, brown » _— : . } + Ey gaempinerigpens $ 95 13c unbleached Muslin, 10 yds... $ $7 Holland S ; ° 65c bleached 81-inch See | : = | > = : ’ Friday oC acme cco On. Mich 39c Pillowcases, 42x36 in., 4 for.. € We will fea ode 3 , mn all 4 Children Shoes wert ce 0 «awe pes Tesmaaik Pyeng 54x90 Oneida Sheets, best quality Vi ay ° + ture =, a | ° dy d Star Brand Shoes. made on foot-form lasts, sizes > to! Sizes *% 4c (Second Fleer—Nuegents.) lasts, } | Only rousers Only $1 — noe Women $ a0c Lisle Vests, 4 a. | : , , . Shoes: de on medium or Tue $toes Fon i ne ts, blucher styie. | 2 yards waterproof soles. . —. ‘ ees This will undoubts » biggest. Little Folks $2. 00 Sally Sandals i American Gcnt 91, — r ; a = , f. b 5m “ ” ‘nat oon ba ak «J a a ve $4 50 T 39c Check Voile. : = | P lor eit ne yay \ : ° = $4. 95 yen iss Hand © —— Chameisette Gloves: | ; tton length, good Spring girls. Pair.. Assortment of Hair shades om Brushes, pure bristies. Wemen's “ 5@ Kid Gloves; $1.50 Ivory Manicure . Genuine Schmashan ‘eather $3 Implements, 3 for and kid. in ~ — ' border; envelopes te ™a* rich gra vory. brown B eaktast Coa Lipen Finish Paper. with ors. complete wi >; an 3 oat : white and blue dorders il Tn = ; « —E envelopes te match Piant OOX @ | rag al « | Seeteb Gray Paper: ‘ te trimmed a . leng BarTow envrelcpes to : . match 7 | i ; 4 > . Biteld Sitse Fare’. white C : I Serge Skirts etgie sheets: wih ernvre- : ) | ) lo peg te matcnr . : ’ , ; e _ Piain and ~»pleated ; ; . . styles, fancy pocket and CORRESPONDENCE : Satin Kimonas belt trimming. black ties a . . > Se i — and pavy. 32 to 40 ns Tite: tae = : Kin . (Seeead Fiecer—Nugents.) ; w rith bleu order ‘Main Fleer—Nugents ) J ‘Feurtk Fleer—NSaeceats.) ‘Third Fieer—*\uageats. ail anal - s. » Sate Friday ||NOTIONS ‘ride aaa Vf iday || | FRR of | 4 . wv aists oe; fet... -- e ewelry ‘s3” || Leather Bags‘oni” || |G 1 [@Brepared Lot of Cleve » ons Cover: all-c PR Peter Pan and Tuxedo coi- Pn tee aft < $i 50 Earrings | , $5 Traveling -| et \ eo | a ee lars, volies, batistes and dim- St feet C z Bag ; oh , : a7 : $. lace, gingham and em- 25 on Spe eo — oe ; / ' - eee sc « : i. trimming. Includ- 5() : $1. ee noe % cial: 19 . . : 95 ; J, Clever new O11. “pring shade: o¢ are some §=6handmade Baby Pants. 1—36x3¢ in sis 50 Necklace + gc ens 1g ‘ a . pearl, orchid, pa and white, berry s CC re Sires for women emmmue 4 Sgu lare Rebdbder Sheet tl $2 Sidley Neglisee Girdle, Hats, stunning % e utiful flower trims, wil oes papportere se aca and full b _; . , pond lnhes, gardenias ed. flesh color. medium Beauties. = large size wanted colors and combina- = oe ll a “a; Dberiaes — sat tions. Sizes for women and ett Rieieelin . te misses ll ail eet mare ~~ ae 50 Table Pieces ng ~ en $5 Suitcase _S2E Beaded Bags i Peaced (Secead Ficer—Nugents.) ors: two for ™ ass : : J ain F lee Vagents.) ew 2'in } \eer— Vaeccats ; (FP eurth F leeoer—Naecents.! . ° Frid a : Seis | f ri | ¢ : Frida | Curtain Materials 347” —* Onl, || Women’s Shoes ‘o27° || KnitUnderwear on, 35c to 55c srk Lino- : : $1.10 Cork a 0 Women’s $5. Women’s 75c Union Suits, Curtain Materials one ge on 40900 vards Curtain a Materials in this great block patterns _ $6and $7 mer lot. Imeluded are QDoeor a : * nee s dotted curtain swiss, Cc $1.19] M: a x" Footwear | , ’ fancy border marqui- size 16x26 in. ; <2 ) sette. famey curtain | — ' : voiles, dotted crena. $1.00 R: ac Ru oa 4 am tee dines. beautiful cre- 94~ 236-3 <1: a oe ares BARCAIN = In our Basement Sait Depe The brate our Golden Annweremty Wraps our customers the most F ; : bargains in the city. Come, @ The Greatest Sait. : History—Come Fn $35 Suits. DOO O8 00000000 000000000000008 000055000004 tenanes, all 36 inches i F ni wide. im beentiful Yard . Women,s $1.50 Lisle Union patterns and colors. rings ‘Third ND ’ ASSOFT iN hy ‘Third Fleer—V\eceat«. ' Feeurth Fileer—\ecrets. ' — <waee eet cl a Frida ? ae rs : Towels ‘cx? Men's Handkerchiefs y Aluminumware "Only. 4} ate Men'« 1% Handker- é5e 18xu32-inch a!!-lin- chiefs, 3 cor | Friday én Hemstitched Huck Made : nished with a eee ee. Seed Only ) : Tewels, white only 2-quart Rice Boilers Men's 25¢ Sport : a. ~ -Qaart Retihes 85 Bath Towels Handkerchiefs. 2 for lade foe a scup Coffee Percolators 26x48-iach Towels. hor oy “ pee fre nm ” 6-quart Pet Reast Covered made of doubie thread . tape & ee ah ee ee ' Ret thes A uk : O-«< hi 25 = terry eleth,. very absorb Sin * ae ’ hen ret 1 eg ae pan: \ Sandber. hiefs Fine eu ) set ee ~~ ae ream center, packed tn Ses : Mandkerchief«. 2 for , ae 4 Made « ° . fimieb materal with sa'in Brazil $1.50 to $2 Qualiti ule? oe | ES. ~~ Your chore at (Mate f leer—agenta) “=~. & “Na, = f loor—Vageut=. nm - a a . ; . ee J Braz! mute (Maig Fleer—ageets ! ODED ORES E0000 000 00000000008 (Teied Fleer— Vagrets.' eo \ = , * sen , SSCSCSSSSSSC SCC SCC SS SSCS SESS STRESSES SSSSB SERRE SESS eee

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i Py lm iq i ‘teens 5 5 a . Ort 5 Nery “IE oy « THURSDAY. OS os aS URSDAY, 7) Mrccwtatt MARCH 22. 1892. \- ae AAR 22, : 1e City on of the Maly PUST-DISPATCH aronc Rucceie that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS ~POST-DISPATLH a ay 2 a - pneu - ny — oe ee —- ° _ — en LL Se - oe — —_ — - _ = ~ ‘ oe ee: ; 4 —— ee; - -- — _ uthoum om ——— _ —— - : -_ tn ms = : pn a cern nnmarsee Sore ga nS «2 Friday mg Women’s Kerchiefs “4 I Linens ‘¢% Viemen'’s [05+ Linen . Handkerchiefs $2 Linen Damask , £ . | 2 4a ap | Miad sheer Ta “ u fine brie All-linen la “as fine a | ’ ~~ 3 , ; . Pee | “ i : ; corded border in various de- lality, five patterns to « ‘ m Y a ' \s j r ” ’ z J Sig nn: ° ee oa , a ”* . ' Bd , ' . ‘4 \ , : ; — +) ee A wei 2 : Women's 20c Linen $2 Palate Tab’ ecloths /: = > \ipra) ae . b : a 29 ‘ . ; Handkerchiefs ¢ —_ ~ . — . _ Le - ; A broken assortment of ini- 4xi2-inch Pattern Cloths, circu- sd Pm ti HandkKerchiets > fh ~ lar designs, pattern on . : é ur r) r) lat Ti cote Wi ith a S is Lin n: 4 ra +2 Hemstitched Cloths: » ature speci in all departm. women ts nen ssn70-ineh Hematitched Ce JEC : r s in the store. bade Hamakerchiets paired Genet ee Coats, Capes, Dresses */\'3” Wlade of quality lin ASSOC patterns ? Only ety magn. © far | Yau will find all models in newest $595 neati.' tiinisned with ndoubtedisme biggest day in our Golden Anni- i Vea ty ter Hanéherchiefs stvles @nd in all desirable Spring shades. kins, firmly woven, in asso; iality bat “ted pat. Sizes 6 to 14 ite our thou of patrons to take full advantage. siege many mete ae Ta veereens | | Sk oe er Plata th Vesa = / " y . ? ins re wer mT . : . ia aT ahiailliie Ty . i ah MAU a 4 ee ‘4 ‘ _ ~ Silks ‘on Rugs ‘on’ || WashDresses‘ou || Sheets ‘ont’ pp ; di -& : : $3. 98 and $4.50 Silks $90 Fringed : $1. 30 Bungalow Aprons | - 40¢ 42x36-in. Sheets $ black ‘satin Ca Wilton Rugs —no starch; 6for.... ton “Crepe 10 inches de, eats. we Yx12 feet, : , , vlid colors with polka $3.98 Canton Crepe ee beautiful color: 5) tots on c nde ruffling: a ee kisah de 42x36-in. Sheets 5() nigeinches wie, in ne i. $75 Seam- . $1. 5 —hemstitched; 4 for. ° | er Ree é less Wilton 0 Bungalow Aprons £1.00 72x90 rein- ‘ } 50 ort Silke ; Velvet Rugs Of fine Amoskeag gingham piped 2H ' - ppal el Is ol _ Sp rr , Size Le ans! with solid colors in fancy effects.... foreed center; . for. ; incnes wit & x 101, feet ‘ ; iew homespun weaves Z a oaruiatiinn = _ S() be ' ; - range of mater ials| ) pat $1.80 81x90 seam | ings : terns and colo : = | : $2.95 Wash Dresses. . . less, no stareh; each. . ; 1 risons OuT pri¢ Hit | =? $3. 98 Printed “ S85 ay + Wilton Medium check gingham. organdie- tis) MW) Q -O" | Rare Oriental Crepe , Sime ' at ut trimmed tie sashes; not all sizea or pm.! 1x! hem- Ro gyrot seal ye agra : active Oriental peyNe obo nes sash bee doeeeee stitched; each (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Third Floor—Nugent) | (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) Ti 4 CNA RANA yA

me Riitteineens ndCapes ¢ 1 oS bags tg Tan \f. — : f | ea orsets “it” || ArtNeedlework “4” || Silk Hose “7%” Boys’ Needs Fae on; black, navy and new $4 and $5 Nemo Just Pull $1.59—54-Inch Table Covers; Women’s $3.25 All-Silk Boys’ Se Union Suite Girdles Sagi stamped; easily embroidered........ Chiffon eee: black and col- oys athietic-style Suita: low neck, ors; sizes &l% to 10 »*, Knee length, made of nainso v- = . . . . . . . . Ss , $1.89 Stamped Nightgowns; first izes 6 to 16 wd Bla GP Women's $3.25 Open Lace quality; new designs 1 yee bu (lox - Silk Hose; full fashion- 98 Boys’ $1. 65 Spring Caps Pg eee ree LE gr? oe $3.50 Custom-Made Corsets; in girdie top $5... erican Lady Corsets; . ' Boys’ one-piece ted atyle « 7 w ; , ’ , : ns ve iu? 7 ‘ $1.39 Stamped Combinations; com- ed, with lisle garter tops; Spring aabeadiias att pom ithe pond i ‘teed, . . Ww ani nedium 1ot all sizes ‘ ity tricotine, tailored or i> lo ' - , my . ‘pletely made; flesh or white.. black and colers ’ Knick : = in all styles .. - :% ee 4 * Bo | with Sat am oF pe au de ' > - ™ . a tT s 1 .69 Jewel Cloth Bu ffet Sets: ac “ omen - $2.50 to by 4.95 Royse’ ‘ Por tos. es pone hnickera, +e ys aa i. $8.50 Redfern Corsets; silk trimmed: medalion’ insertions. Glove Silk Hose; two-tone button-bottom style, plenty of belt tase, in / hb sae = hroche. low bust and long skirt stripes; hlack and white neat patterns. Sizes 9 to 16... . iin svt 3 ] Livoeg . a i ‘ =; c ; ") - : a bi "ie . , F model.-1 all sizes. ee. : $1 9 — Scarfs: lace trimmed: checks and black net: broken, Boys’ 75c to $1 Blouses an oT Ww lite —s : ; “— / S1ze8 > Roys perce ale Biouse: in neat stripes and . es Women’ s. ‘Panel- Back Silk ty roe weg ae ae a hed, lined collar pad Hose: lisle Lop, blac k and ° . ~ — Vat this price, landy; all silk Poa a GR ASSO” $5 and 86 Gossard Corsets; and medium bust niostly Tapestry Secarfs; size _14x18-inch; ret matterns ’ pokdewt: Sabet anasehe Boys’ 45c Button Tape Suit - : 1) i, @ : . a. . - aed 30vs' nainsook athletic Unie Mult but - . 8 ‘ap-Arounds: silk broche $1.39 ITace-Trimmed Scarfs: 15x54- —_ a. ; I n s; bu $5 W rar \ . iN i. . , ; rhese Hose run in ‘ ton tape, ho sieeve, knee iength. Sizes (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) i (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) | (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Second Floor—Nugents.) ‘a hi Hg el ~ Suits ( Ee Nase § Curtains ‘ous || Girls’ Wear ‘32%’ || Wash Goods ‘oa’ || China ‘on’ styles, either Cansole Bewls: canary or a | : twill, twilleord We og i $2.75 Ruffled Curtains $8.95 to $10 New x] half silk, pr inte " biue iridescent glass, fast foot ne | vonwer , “ap te. lacquard Voile Curtains, loose stand Sizes 16 to 50... 7 On a Nae S | tui ruficd and complete with Easter Dresses Poplin ” Spiemeheld bets * hoe Re ogy d os s 3 is Is, . | = tie-Dack “e Catal stash Hye for girls 6 to ars pitcher, measuring cup, lemon ‘ “- : 6 temp gir! LS ta 34 Zenre. 19¢e Satinet te, in 2d iy 8 butter jar. 7 pieces.. 00 ’ reer yet) emcee? sae or) Pparree y 1 ee Pre Baby / ~ rome " : : , * " 4 " : af Tts ‘ d ‘re de Din r Pilates im rted "| ihe, ic) MA . i ili u isithid Na mn - Filet Net Curtains shin. * Copen. navy and oe color S porcelain with floral natural a a | ) Scotch net Filet Net Cur- brown: 6 to 14 years - ~ : —. ci y Z P . - ~ | tains, beau fifi] Pa erns, {0c Black b ateen “ay Fruit or Sala Bowls; round white and Arabian color.....e oir a deslans’ in ‘attractive: colona Pretty creations. in S oa a e co Fringed _artaane tha newent ghamea. ée- We plain Ratine. , oe ; signed of fine quality Cups aed Saucers; imported (lasemeé ae a _ur- materials : lee ”) ‘ — china, tail shape, beauti- tains, splend Atte s mn. +E; nn Fal BYE ay , 7 ul floral spray decoration. : ne i5e Fay: mixed Ra- eS. New Easter Coats leed Tea Gl : thin: lead- , Pair Smart styles of good blown glass, stf@¥gbt or fancy r Dotted — * all Each quality Spring fa brics, sea : me . shapes, with~- various ht Full ruffle, gr 21% 2 | varie? SF pretty (Je fancy Voile... cuttings. Set of 6 f r yards long (Main Fleor—Nugests.) (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) color decorat#on. Set of 6 for.. 7 med wit! f ne aw JS ts.) . s ‘loor—Nugents.) (Third Fioor ugen (Second F z 4 { = Easter ° ° ri oe | | rida bi a A Spe p— || Bed Combination °;,,,” Radi rrday || Underwear rier Dress Goods “oni” yared Lot of Clever Styles : : Onl : y $31.75 Bed, Spring “a a, Baten e sk ae $3.98 Black Cape Cloth Se rere and Mattress elastic knee finished aie S4-inch Black Cape Cloth....... » \ Cembenntzon sat. % Medek sgt . . . ‘ "I" hy ; 7 or ¢ ° . so repe oomere | Clever new Hagious Spring shades—oakwood, sand prvaaanesce | GERMS .50 || 01 8, Rade fetes a SIE GO || S288 West Nee ; pearl, orchid, purp nd Ww hy be ‘Ly shades: sinart quill . . Sn tie aoe ie nt Regenerative TWO orc | Re RS 5 e@7 m - inch aji-week/y seer in Baey, Fer. | Stee ir link . 8 $1.95 ahh SES) shadow Hats, stunning how utiful flowe rims, heavv wreath ee a ae Tube Receiving batiste, nainsook and crepe: slip- , +a a Sees marranted | ae Sets over sivie: short sleeves, V and $3.75 Prunella Skirting and full banking © | pond lilies, gardenias and American | jouble layer felt” top. PR ar jenn .: white. «+ «hs awe - 54-inch Skirting in gray, brown, Beauties. é (Second FleoermNuagents,) , J . : ‘ Envelo Chemise—sSeco tan or blue ee: with novelty $40 H. Z. Radak , ares. Ce ae vo i i aa Two-Stage - others of fi naingook, lace and . ‘fe broil y trimmed; bodice tup $4.95 Feather Pillows Amplifier Sets mgt ye ae 50 Poiret Twill 3 ¥ a Specially designed to 95 Cantisoles—Wash Satin BASEMENT aBARCAIN B2AS* MEN set ne core See oer ES.GS | | mosmaree. “Eee Rafael aheaongeiecw ip gion tm —_ ; ‘eathe }’ + ere with tine iM + receiving sets A. high- nd str shoulders; trin ed with ; , . : . ticki: ” rrade roduc - lace nd ‘Ss af ind wor . Basement Suit Dept. we Wa The most wonderful collection of Capes, pS SSS te grade } SRE ig EO ESR OL Ry en : POR 2! a Pee Golden Annwersary OY ® Wraps and Coats ever assembled at one 4. : ec E * Friday the most wonderft § ™ price under one roof, will be here Friday — ~ ” city. Come, you will . | morning. ; 500 ea Sbring Shades F pcr f Umbrellas F ee Petticoats F ae Babyw ear Only and $2.50 Sweater . $1 45 Scal- $2.50 Men’s and $2.95 Silk Jersey ne OD Ali-weol, button, | nd ’ oP hoi slip-on and ribbon tie modets, ’ Pp : etticoats in pink. blue and white, with loped Shades TBE, Women’s Umbrellas | pase ee Mag Fe ne’ wis - American taffeta cotton Deep pleated fiounce, P- ; 423 doz domestic covers. strong paragon sian insert. 81.95 Peptin and Stripe Dim- e Holland =i ades, frames bacalite ring and S : ° hand T ane ren on Sa " DoE — queer a OT all — $ oe Pr. Whandles for men. es C—. vim (reno ur ant i" a loped anda Trin med with bullion f: Greatest Suit Sale n# ! with bullion fringe History—Come Friday © . oes 29 Dozen Oj os “With fanevy stitching 82.00 Tollet Set Baby four- , Ivers Set. includin $2.50 and $1 95 2.50 Lin ette com brush, seap box an Children’ s Umbrellas : Petticoats | he Shades; jf ant barre: . | |” . “a¥ ' aryl ied eotlor ; > , . Bs . ¥/, Wan? =/]) ace ‘ ‘ - , ats . : ‘Trong, i Ares stripe —_. vd ginghan ae) tyte NA it} v4 hite $25 Capes Ue ‘ nimneqd wit i aek. fra : ws -" TInk NAN- ; 41 wit ff rhe Tri ML ite hed w aint: and aan ' merits himg: Son rie © 2 ¢ ches bie tips and stub end Neat Ae sizgen 2 ’ ane Years re re. eelae A nwt ; ‘> vO — : . = oa % ¢a.) (Feuarth Flieer-—Segerats.) $25 Wraps de and « fe ron (Third lieor—Nucents.) a (Main VFleer—S\ucents.) pial sercarctalt. soi at off = ——— $20 Coat d Uf i lir : ileal , oats ; Friday Berthas - Friday , Friday = $20 Capes Housewares Only Housewares Only F = Chokers Only Novelties fad na a4’ etrongiy Tande “with tuber pp pss. high Sesser . or Sp g $1.50 to $2 Girdles: fancy hand-braid- oper Bor Salts , 4Miver “LY . ee Ai ‘ \ Ss Mt if 4 $1.50 Bath Tub Seats; ail wW ; ed cord (4iitrdies of various designe TERIALS :— covered hat wag on he 9 « I3 Astrakhan Bandi 1 d-dneh m9 S dines / $1.50 «, avés mn Tools; spades, shove:s $2.50 CURTAIN pe Rast rae KS - . : H: , 7 atF3 x eed ie i rimming dreseen Velours Dan 1’ Hair and ATR ARES wath . we = . anes ‘ta . latanunm are capes and eweaterea ame: & undies | a} , : sine 4 Nevelty Ribbee: a selec- Polo Coats ' on . on . D ans .s — e's FOOD CHOPRTERS ( hokers tion of w Be oe wk sibbes stripe plaid Overplaids 1% Kolls — Brand” Paper; | Diamend Edge.” large .s : ‘Ann sheet rol . . Tas ‘ fe? ‘ ; ‘ kr \ es or flor ae eeeer up-toerdate coler ’ ‘ , a oumbin al lone yer « STYLES :— 1S Bars Crystal | White soap; and 6 $3 KITCHEN smkT~ Squirrelette Chokers ley . a Frys ~ eval eled Hee, Sreney 0 po XT cans Kitchen Kh insertions in froge an - els Sport Coats 3 ete cd but. Guene datles bad ¢ rappy Mod $1.75 Oval Dichpans; 4 an : mathe. S-piece ¢ Marten Onpos- signe yara F ae FR. ‘Ce a ia Ps : stone 1.50 to $1.96 Berths Collars: hand- te erie se nebo and = age ar pint ne: $3.29 ewes + pica } some Veniee Collars. aleo net Collars, ge Bh td z ' r PR, pene Ban oil sum ¢ hokers ornamented with Venise lace in various ' : pleasing #tyles ) e F9 $2.25 Imported Ventenes vart sue at ‘te nf sinhovahaly embroidered Venisae ‘Vetoes with Tuxedo eellar to mateh.. (“Mein one, — HT ' iil terials and ; or models for pan +4 1 ' iE 1 iti os “Jetalis of the most expens iv: £2 to ‘= Ww ane Reiters a & Sales and conservative ; * | | | ; ee are inch ded in tf hese garments A per th ee - : st.c75 LAUNDRY or TITS ‘ , ae Nn. mMjeace and juntors, io? $ ' i | he new Spr! ne ; olors -'se¢s for women ato , epee gg ae BB ge A : 7 . j “aenhtulb o 11). foams \I nk { hokel! — . . 5 ° te i ‘ ae _ ~— — a ¢ 46. Re sure to attend this & | mimses and juniors, 14 to 4! hte aoe atte f . : , | ment—Negents«.) “ ; iSceeond Fleer—WN ts) (Bargnia Rasemer il i (Bargain Base (Third Fleer—\ugents.) (Thie€ Meer-Xecents-? agen | | il — — TROP eee eB ERR EER EE FF SRE eeneeeeueesnaseees-==.55 508082:

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. te a a ba I “Seeeneryv Be ee ee sae ie == “0 sid Hh OFFA “OMORROW bev hohe Bs ce 13 eigeie wedi ~ey stele dit rmAnD cphherr 3 ttecr isgpised. nat ese tate of (et are iett cet and he tetect (uaden nv «wan itv, ooks art aste. for $2 Years Dica, a AGE. ne March 22. *%, Greatest Dollar. L RugBu ' There is no , Trorlicht- Dur ! assortment, at ties for careful Daylight : Worsted Wilt w-mik 3: -ommpiertetv 2m pornmadly Tour Siti ce © cTIS and Jeterous: “hat jer Sood orama—-er cxtra ecerv Bembes a your *reanement’” othe-:miline ‘ammiv wil creatty cov wWhoeesses hrronvwe i war. t ‘or weakiast&. gost unre. . *oagtiorian s x ood “4emert (jcessarc fp he wMIy. \atiirecwrnv gdesitia tzrece Mei tase Caance: ee a eo “Tuer Vien of ‘he Vaart aan terria. Tage -Vurs stmies TNOSTMOTTIA 18 & art ot he vetl--newided. sertected MuwTTIstiImest irom vhear fear (oO serve im = | nome>t. ()rdestrom vous S | 9x12 (7 ae] 3! 71} MH ILUOER a “47 T77 Lb Htere $ be. Otis . luteooed « —_ 4 wt oa vw ~ a Juut’ av Gime for Baste The Prenmner Baby Grin toto pS eek « Led ' o* Produced by America’s. showing their newest c and color’ combinations monize with the finest echemes. ov ‘Clemo: Oe imo—-82 “(iow Sa « Z Reason” ore 2 -T°®.T ~sekewe er THetlier 33 & A 2 e 14 RA y . ‘4 F rte a reates ~ ret et . : ob '; PiaPi ot “Newer br? @' initia wre & Aav bd ott « : “ett Sh n “~ — oe faite ur “ar Go iter Croat Dette fheumation Fight - x yet AN ane Wigs «¢ Dol hawt Royal Wil At od ~ es * Y ee ale tor «tine wl . 9x12 PirBAeet ; to ae eer x wr via Jeter « ~~ ee ’ > nh Orn a 4 ~ % Tr + ug Stor tesatrert CTL DS on laa a» ee ) wee i 3 “ — —— Veicd ca cieett aheser com dat : ed | Seectre es 1) Se he : - . . . pa — fn itn *a (ue a tee | os) + SeTT erie eee - ont de \* aeiles . , - 1 _— - Lerwet “er _ rer is -—eeMete pe! «outers | SeXINGS FILS — ome wer “Bie offer INLAID LINO in excellent tile f i rt a ree oe e@e7™% iSeet copes: ‘oe Jeet - sere -a22 : se RRED Jemio ’ : ’ : _ “ —_EeEe eee eS ee SS ee ESTES) cee meme mmm > Curtains At Reductior ¥R Ave se - | The Acoltan Comp Dany of NO erste ‘ee V neow ir ies >» : a * h > . , .7 1) rie Leh ‘ urtains ©) ; - a. . & . | WATS \Vastaraton hg Oleoe Srreee | a ——* = 86 sa bir Tle 4 ; feured. base finished with | or Lip Det Renrintveiwe |? eee _ p2 imagen “ww Nef Curta x pan °° : / — 4 , , ya Se finished with fri : » — 7 ; " a F va - oo ‘ sa e ee { : ‘ 4 : re) uprtawme of heave Se a ? ) se , i. - . fan lace effect,-in beautiful ; ey : ' ; each special. cae fringe: New Casement Met Curtains frished at Geil with fringe: eZ % oS Kew allover patterns of finished with fringe: a pelts at * , Kew Curtains of fine GQuainy, 4 > ic . tractive French patterns, & “ | a h vw ‘th erik feinge: A PAL, BF ie patterns, finished with sifk New Curtains of superfine ih pakebtSets wie tie M oe an. imains of superfine fil an we Anh warner or nm oeettage Enater anne 7 all . - | - Geers Sor pone “tem Worn ne eyeing al i . P vshege Cm, 4 Ss ‘unt awe ? PI SteS Wyet-Me-as, wets: ities. nairnig gares (ses. covet OTe TET mises. be gern Ie eS _ (ies. MeN (Rens. fer ses. oti aisn Bicuritis’ Flower ant Fout Wr=stiis SUeET ers: 0 tf none’ bes fF EET SOTTTT 1 Satter eee Payee were mourtert oe owe “orem Fea Gero ened Cree Biondi DG hh mend ewe MA ewe 4. - ont , a = Cl Wietiing esr ies. Veen Srinccap | om “sents ait “in f! @ Savant “wy Bote, » ou Zax Plime att tog a aE seee > Taseesia |V. cvpP ane O otcy 2947 ub ’ ‘ : i . , iss s* ‘ 4 “etn Bestel ee sat le v liz gm Pe ' wv VY . Merit, Wilarl: ae — “eet ant Leg, e. DMatt 2 cer A ape Trek QUURPETLNE aa*etT ULE Tis 4ur ee : ral ae ee ew Fee. tet vr P| —_e — te aan dll , ~_— Fh Ne Pere a: — eee ae ere

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Bam rs DAT, eRe AY. a 1982 The ‘City | tositerasatatnta of ‘the ‘Daily ‘POST: DISPATCH atone ‘Exceeds that of the Dally Star and the Titiés Combined ‘by a 40,008. hen Buying % = = “= 12. \Vawwagnee 17 vans et a Con. Vaid been a minister tn’ that church rN) Voanie rt rinenes. tarteme "e ICAL APPLIANCES i 5 * * le i Oe ON TE EE a, e « ANTEED TO GIVs ‘(CTORY SERVicer EN! DYE WORN, FADED . iS NEW AGAIN. J ———— _ ~_ Gysie s tor caretul selection. meas = wh offer! ;, ses ng nt ine ong ory Reet ae Bh. ro dragetst ‘¢ Soap ( AY ,. | With each package of CRYSTAL WHITE Daylight Selections at Super Savings Denby Ome Te ce (SONY, Set eTtt fect, tect teat eee: ge SORT, CHES you Bily ‘tits Week, Youe eit ataritiiee! will give -you A full-size bar of CREME y- —_ @ Worsted Wilton Rugs Royal Wilton Rugs ~ littem henhtarmve 94 designs and color gna color combinations which wil) har- combinations & number of excellent @onize with the tnest of Turnishing Chinese and Persian effects have ‘heen ee ee eS eS ee ee a &® / . mond Dyes’’—no other follow the simple diree- ry package. Don’t wopn- you can dye or tint sue- because yee home dye- anteed with Diamond if - have never dyed be- tell your druggist whether you wish to dye is wool whether it is linen, cotton ode. Diamond Dyes never schemes odeg Royal Wilton Rugs Seamless Wilton and fine fabrics. Ard withal, CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP CHIPS are surprisingly economical. One package 1s suffictent for three average washings. A Bar of CrEMEOn FREE! . fade or run. turned erlcies — ctrf —no femily can 00 avord therm. 5 ° 1 5 O That is why millions keno Sloan's hancly. You will soorfind Sloan's is mare ocetel then anyother Se Tey ae + elt teene veciving offering . e beinging us he } item in Your medicine c2x>1- 7 g any room n the Howe. : tt , : i> ween eater wera re my net. It breaks up the cow ange oC petterms is Sultan. ra m ) peop i ~~ Ter Bewas * sag gestion that crmses Phe pain. m the hous: Use Sloan's to protect you from pam as you would ose rh antipope to prevent in- . " , , chon At wore de “2. - Do a ee A ee i 7 - ~ * 2 a a. - a - 7 Tiers 73 motte ne lites “Soan’s _ — — > a 1922 «6the)38= Post-Dispatch 228 Total “Wantsa”—220,344 the THREPF other St. Louls combined. Durablv made apg 1.85 tre «e Reef ewer tr, Hird Feats ‘ , oi , INLAID LINOLEU -Thoroughly seasoned. im excellent til ie. per square yard Try Magnesia | for Stomach Trouble + utr et O* Pr Stig As idity. grevema oud. JPetmeniatia beer, ‘meer Mtormach are eiul Te lige«tion dee ee Re OS ae ee eR MH Bee te = & t ee. « — ™ s ? 7 : . > . Excellent V alue Davenport Curtains for Easter. At Reductions Worth While 3.85 a =| 2B * Xen {ase . , . : wen ne Gaished at bese with nge. pat my 6 5() @ 7. as a = Rew allover pat’ Gnished with fr e , Tt » on et The HARGRAVE Kew Curtains « active French ; With sik ris geal eg 1 oe ES eC RAAT EET A i SSG ANTE CS BRE I Ri Sey LT HE SOI TY TS PO I, CLR EE Em ae Window ——t Children lite tt Display. | EXCLUSIVe | mis /Tepresentatives TA 7, sees Or, AN TPICO’ nostrils apply oe LtANALOESIQUE > Then squeeze 74 in. in boiling water —inhale steam. Keep & tuBe handy Thos Leeming & Co.. Y.. . Amer. Agents anierous, hermfyl acid | nach which now cancees_your ; Haines Bros, —o Marshalle Wendell | pianos th Fo LIVER -MIBNEYS Olive at Eleven BIG 25-0) eer Grek te Buy on Thrite Terms—A Yearto Pay! asi tor our | the inepirine dnwn of = new daw alg . | - interesting hooklet which exnlaine Therifé Terms: com Locust at Twelfth pletely French Baume Davenport lable with ita artistic long Does £6 be tha and narrow equally suitable for hall or lis ing room Genuine mahecgany s-eply veneer top Toned dull rubbed mahogany yr oportionse, is Civetrrelyreine Stavteeted DF east Rew curtains of superfine | LIVER REGULATOR Patterns, finished with Kew Curtains of superfine ee ere any 872 Or ae em Fares Refund- - ed According to Associated Retailers’ Plan. : Sixth & St. Charles J wPAY NOTHING DOWN AND ONLY =@ PER WEEK ON THIS Bench and Cabinet te STYLE BELOW IN match, (5 Intest player ye weet ane ete abe ox : ' “ rolls, delivery within + mye , i - ye — its @ ’ fee , ofall “hk ee ie ‘ (iray Suede , rity oe? =o. oitt wie ‘tome eid (tiray Kid Trimmed) $997 ce, 10 out country. We tere Black Setin nena dd ” pattuitha: btu (SUB Rfoeude Trimmed) of all the fremarkeWice valnre we here eror afleret tive ty tye et BYE TT / eer - ? Pd \ mehecens @@ nete Bervtrandt Pierer te wedientvtatiy 44. Be t(raAe i” sane a4 pel aeen we? a. ave ae _ nd — ‘ - m , 4 ; , SATIN & SUEDE Exquisite Mahogany Rembrandt STYLE leas ke In Suede ‘babe Frimgned) wee a, ‘ oe teal one of the grenteet phepegreph mt lberant «Ueweece 20 Gere ev reer? We give roe af Marh wf three reere te Oe wee terre ell All Sizes, 2'> te 8—Widths, A to D A _\eee KeREorena§ ane we ghee «& foeptete ron? Ghentetele tree ate the eet, tewoet ame ewttt tertedieng he heteet retin peepee yee P See Us Tomorrow and You Can = A wonderful valre lventerrnmn Kitt Fy ’ x , . giving event offered Have a New Player for Easter tes SLRS M ie . | | : in the two, patterns Saat aiies dram a damiet = Sy , shown hete, developed ; Saal sams ales podeve = in eteht different cormt- PIANO am Pabadene hem Se = | binations of finest ma- CO. = ; ev "9 én m A ial a i ter: tats Att elves fai - ype po wide ert aid | *n f_tomortow ra’ A ~< o 6 am eae ia - € ; (Lehman Corner) are wre = Oate ' rat , 1101 Olive Street : ern Feery Freete@g ftaerne Ff = —— Ee we pee - ~~

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ' | The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dail CassaiSibinniive and the Times Combined. ' _ ee Deane 25 1322. 4 = oe == : —_ / ae 4 —— for Textile Workera " Southern Pine Officers 'ton, Tex., to serve another term as ‘PAROLED MAN WHO INSPIRED . : . Perfect ——— —_er . De ested winnees : ted Presa president of the organtention. Cth- . Don’t Wait for This to Happen né equsis the benutifal, oe 6c: Those Heavy Spring Raine Have Yu gs, March 22. —Announes & the Associated I NEW ORLEANS, March 22.—The ‘er officers elected tnctude John H. | CONFIDENCE GETS THEFT TERM 7 pearty white . my eames eg 9 wace increase of 12% per Southern Pine Association concluded | Lucas.Kansas City, Mo.. chief coun- .s PAIRING am ulders ers, Spouts and Roofs R — , to ali the cperatives of the se eighth annual convention here sel. The directors include Charles Robber Referred to ay’ Pardon Board iv FINISHING ao: pent, yy ene Al , | san woolen Co.. made yester- . th the election f offi- S&S Keith and John H. Lucas, Kansas as “E.x-¢ nsict in » Die - CANING : . é f ete er William M wv mod- es, ateecing John H. as rby, Hous- | City ae ~~dbon r otieee ; ‘¢ — pa nok. agers Before painting, be sure, your Gutters and Spout ang ay Prestces* ; : se 7 | - -* > uo- : . , ted. not ro ar su- - . ; ; : crop eomangnbtagensed agra: ) Matresses steers $5 perior to powders in good condition. Let us examine them NOW by el) 'o001 of the Stat , beautiful tickiug _ White-Flesh-Rachel fore the “pring rush. Fi rst-c! ass work—no job 4 . o ee ee oe @ Forest 4356 , ae | . S/O for Trial Sie S small. Our trucks everywhere. ‘to five venue 1a tus CE . a4 how York ICE BOX REPAIRING “"ivex Soa to five vears in the 23 Years of Service Satisfaction Pit c ctas ° - i ae - i oe y for highway robbery by | / ate aga cathy Thos. McHenry and Semi] Le 7 ° sa«teé te . >. My, thee eX : . 4 i* ria hse A ae wei : Davidson Upholstering Co. Oriental! Cream Office and Plant, 1000 N. KINGSHIGHWAY 3958 Easton Ave. en Teday’s bargains im used articies im today’s Want ads. This trade- mark On ry @s$s°— es = @-* : 1 every ’' ») had served i tence for murder when he i by Gov. Hyde, Oct. 21 llowing his arrest in cor holdun of Gander This is Cadillac Week af which. Ptanjanin ‘hed been c Salesrooms Open till 10:30 P. M. act of robt a “He is one ex-con n- 335 M T hl a ict in whom elieve,” wrote Poo! eC I . . a ae *lanjanin and Louis Beeken were ( Ss d al A Motion Picture Entitled ‘pointed out to the police by Gan nd P| “A Trip Through the Cadillac Factory” sib oe tter the hol gach Evening st? ad oe le Men Youth. Will Be an Id 1 Time |. aah “eke dee ee | HE WHOLE Cadillac cut-open chas. Display of new type 61 | vas that he war avicim of minus for er 4 : ou i e ea © 0m T ) een Codiline eotjoced and 1 on ct Eacie's all Jeflerech an Buy Your Easter Clothes il pen cars ine Sivas near the park. “taking air for 4 os With Easter but a little more than a week away—and savings Vol ee a lt | artes oy 4 2 ESE hese: in effect—you will find no better time than tomorrow to select your MEDICAL COLLEGE BILL FAILS Sy outfit. For boys from 2!. years to men of any age or size, we have prepared CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE CO. Measure Required That Schools {J ¥ PY i groups of Easter clothing and priced them at such remarkably low figures thats OF ST. LOUIS OE: arate etraguzaan }). Oe. | | who participate in this special day of bargains are certain of saving fully one-third on any pum J. James MacGregor, Pres. JEFFERSON CITY, March :2— }Qpgia@yy oS chase they make. All are brand-new Spring garments—correctly styled and ae ‘ailored. Baa As“ The Senate bill providing that grad- : | 3222 Locust St. ic iciee tee“repetatt” ts Don’t miss these values Friday. — | “Mi d Cal colleges n sICense — ae ~ mra or . 2 7 y Missour't gile oD - - _ - : ~ - : 4 a ~ | ~ : = 4 > ¢ ' Hov - ‘ ™ . 7 . ~ " . * . ” —— Je i¢t A ce : | eee. ' . \ | » - ‘ neath / ' ' > ’ . - > . = - ” . ee. | : is | : : ’ ‘ . " ‘ Tox . i. X" ; > . . > 4 ~ + 7 . - ‘ ' ; 7 " ~ , _ P ~ : é ‘i ere - # a , . . . a. , 4 , 4 > + t . > =" . 4 yr - _ - ~ >a i ‘ .t ‘ = : - > ’ 4 é , vy = ’ - = ; a ? P p “4 Whe . : : - T . ’ - sf . ’ : Z . "= © . ¢ . . --¢ + . - ° = + ; “ : or s | ~ - j ; » " ,? ’ " ’ ~ ‘ a. roe it ‘hs atek: : : | , : s - ‘ > : *- - .* '* . . - . ae 4 real bargair re pe ‘ ,. fj a . ; , ‘ Tt rertade« 2 os . . = «= 2 ccy ’ .. ~ pipiens oF A SALE OF WA \\) | izes. A . ; gunn ‘or n all sizes from 32 t% Fra: Latest tyle der? ray ond a x a i P| all s s . \e ' 2, Came : om ee Teatul eptional guatlity. - OVER 18,000 A\\\ ; | 4 iia BRAND, sage PAIRS OF . ‘\ Men's and Young Mens Men's and Young Men's Young Men's Brooks” Model = ’ C . ' $18.50 “pring “ults : = >” Spring Suits Tweed Topenats 9 No. 3 Can ' ' ' ¥ ——— eres Pa. ~ : —- + ~ i a pa ese oo re —— Ney _box back Prooks r \del« . Men’s and Young Men’s fitting models and assy: a ods in bias. brown cmad of excellent gray tweeds—the cru cr Spring wear - , ¢ ~ = , — T_- —~ \ chest. sa O Money-Saving ia Pu ost Silk trimmed J MI - | ‘ Kelle S Sec Secemeet at Cito tt, Oar Momes-ay- serine alten! at ab] 7 ails : —=—98 JYOHNSON’S ° 4 Men's 315 W oreted Special Lot of Men's All-Wool dd ¥ o > iful, Large Tan —_ (,Tar masncoass 95 Dark -Colored (ldd (Coats« ‘$ Speeien +e S2 to 26 Onl ~ gives a beauti Pkg C Raincoat. in tan | food quality Coats, in neat dark {wool Vests ost of Suit ‘jemn =«éilister or scratch a eats ' . ~ eneth rt Fy Suit patt 1s We! - (‘ome ets: My = eicesiiotiaieen Bin. bia ~ ‘7 = Se Ful —— : Utitu a1 patt ca | lightest floors . _— * «* ves ~#¢ an al} = ‘s from 24 to 4> chest SH RED D ED W be FAT . 1 Orc ne = in Our Money- earn =e ioe Our Maaseudien Basement at aS t only at at } 7 JOHNSON’S FLO SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR, Regular, 30¢ px Se Boys a ster Clothes Wg 2 3 qantas dee Odd Lot Extrs = § Worsted Pants Bors’ $7.50 Boys’ $10.50 Bess’ 318.50 Boys’ $16.50 . ’ ie | NORTH n n Durable worsteds: we! _ Two-Pant Two-Pant Two-Pant big . BECHERER, . made and ~strong!y Two-Pant gee mT \. Breadwar. sewed A sizes in ¥ HORST BROS. : 2-LB Our Wenuney~ Saving ’ > y : = . Basement ' 4043 Lexinetee Av. PACKAGE . ~ C1 Dam ) yy Men's Worsted and ' a NIEMAL Ars NDWE cea. Cassimere Pants 95 95 4 oy 7 s ‘. Ae. Bulk = pound. Neatly patterned cast ‘ | oO cw ALE. . meres, os = _ ‘ » MULTE Dw E 2 raIxt : ~ ies ." ’ ° ; é — ; Domino Pure Cane, 5-Ib. bag, are shades, All’ sizes. te e oe aati Be | ae eee Domino Pure Cane, 2-Ib. pkg., 19c Basement FAUST Men's & Young Men's = ay A | 4 2 ‘ioe | Be | . s4. 50 Pants : ” ;, _ Good woolen crass! % . ds £ Ja E ner Mad ods sttor - ay . cass! 2 ; _ LEMAY FERRY DWE. CO. BRAND s s - ire al ras* eres . oie a ‘ ~ nea meres. = ce ‘eyes ) b anes 4 , | | u“ rsteas a r ' vio? c ' rn th, °S 1 52 waist Mo 5 mn eitec and tl belt Knick "ar greens ard b 7 Some , , if a = RATING €O.. a a i _ e s at 3 : , *s ° : ‘rn . - 4 , ‘+? ad ot} " oo ay . > / a Peaone * forar : Ae , io4 Broken sizes z i. oe ~ : 6 + an ae ee | , “td a w™. 1. BRAMILAGE. - We will accept 2k coupons, which will appear in Post and Globe on Friday. March Men's Fine All-Wool ears - : ’ ar aout Manchester | rare 234. toward the purchase of this item. This makes your cost on a quart can 2c. od ~. WIEGERT, wake : roe ts >» . gggpharw Hm : _ PENT S. wenderful valuc. og teeny Ertl: cece mo seme a ; ut. v 7 be CHEROKEE HDWE. CO. i a {ee . CREME OIL SOAP, Free Until iy heavy weight Well Boys’ Al-Weel $4.50 Fancy Juvenile Suits $6.75 Juvenile Topcoats Saturday Night ee oe — Blue Serge Suits Tweeds ar _ cass- flannels serge. also . , : meres in lanmre!s itn brown 1 bar CREME OIL free with 1 Licenniiiiiies CRYSTAL Men's & Young Men's in solid biue shades the - neck | mane 9 99 fame Gone: Shae $ AS WHITE SOAP CHIPS - ae otter — : —_ cs tok, a ice * 2% ‘ breasted models. °: ms anc - iined. Broken s tes 2% to 10 years BANAN AS Sound, Ripe “gen '20c et ae eee ae ] 4 3 lbs. .s ss C Men's & Young Men's Bove’ Blee Twill $1.35 Javenile Wash “Salts : sane eins Saupe All Wool $7.50 yunts serge Kauickers -+-on ge washable 'l-wool serges in Iceberg LETTUCE. Solid Heads, Each, Ge eco S ———-————— ed ‘ : — POTATOES, (hihi Fgh fae sounds ¢ aerate ees CLOTHING COMANY Se - N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV.

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: a Pye yo ee ll ee st ¥ My . eR eer eS. ROP ower emer: eer * MARCH gti ‘ “J The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approxiniately 40,000. TREDAYT., H 22, 1923. SE eee —_ 5 Pca for Textile Workers, | added about $4,000,000 a y . — nerebate nasa oe & year to the| BILL AGAINST FRATERNITIES 7 s—Have Your a March 22.—Announce-| ployes and marked the first action by IN HIGH SCHOOLS FAILS | a ware increase of 12% per any of the Principal groups in the ag Rgmagee yower* ment among operatives for more pay. Senate Gives Only Six of Required | SSN Ee, OLFTS THAT ident William M. Wood,|The advance is effective April 3v. 18 Votes to Roney ! . > e Ts iv’ ‘5 ofs Repaired 4 a the operatives of the/textile industry to meet the move- , Ca eric: am * Measure. ers and Spouts a re hine them NOW tx | . er |Special to the Post-Dispatch. work—no ‘job too JEFFERSON CITY. March 22.— | . ; : TD We are showing a complete line of yesterday afternoon | ‘Killed the Roney bill to prohibit the ‘organization of fraternities and so- benate Diamonds, Platinum and Gold Jewelry, Watches and Clocks In our New Business Home Developed In pop- 26 Olive Street : AT NINTH | (> > rico ond Somat tions, and in ali sizes. $8.50 to $12.50 * Torities among high-school pupils. a \In support of the measure, Senator By WICHERT These are only a few of the many ex- clusive shoe pat- terns from this fa mous maker, one of the world’s best, which we are now showing. |Proctor of Kanass City and Senator The popularity of “CAP- Snodgrass of Cedar County said pub- SHEAF,” the whole-wheat ‘lic school fraternities resulted in bread, has been nationally es- jcliques in the schools, and that se- tablished on the perfection of ;}cret societies were the cause of much this wholesome and delicious | lack of school discipline. Senator bread. iFarrigs opposed the bill. on the i ground that it was an infringement It is a perfect loaf, because-we ‘upon the rights of parents to control grind every grain of wheat on the conduct of their children outside \ the premises where it is baked school hours. A) in coke-heated ovens. senator McCawley, supporting the ‘ i The demand for “CAP. onl. said that rece ntly nigh ~m hool SHEAF” extends from Coast bevigeg or in Joplin rave Ginners to coast. It is the original and pr plage derma: Bo seamen tine! Anal yes nel ot + ks hg ar axpensive. Senator Proctor said | wheat bread, eat “CAP. high-school fraternity in Kansas City | SHEAF” which is baked at the | Save a dinner dance at the Muehle- | i'bach Hotel and that boys and girls | from the ages of 12 to 16 became | intoxicated. é¢ AP 99 | “Where there no chaperons?” - ‘asked Farris. ‘Where in the world THE WHOLE-WHEA . ‘were the parents of these children? T BREAD |The bl i innocent Ask your grocer—he can sup- ply you: CAP-SHEAPF BREAD CO., Millers and Bakers, 1112-18 N. King’s | highway, St. Louis, Mo. | Mound Ctly (Mo.) Banker Dies. / By the Associated Press ST. JOSEPH, Mo., March 22.—\| \John S. Smith, 67 years old, presi- | ident of the Holt County Bank at j This trade- mark on every wrapper. (rerrpenape ctr — es "Oar ee a reer seer cnerey -600D: THE LAST | iibbeeil 6 6 Je ll CPhCTTy | PUDEL POT LeTRRE Par IT Teeter jegiir Lisisaii 8296 OLIVE STREET AT NINTH : . > | The Ankh- | Nes-Amen ame is on them, not on some little society the children | organized.” | The bill received only six votes. It i np ded 18 to pass. iiladl Olt The Lynwood “On the Mezzan™e.” TEE US Ras a TT eee ee Pee ag) TERETE) ITLL OUI TPENE( 1 TTRRAEPET LLL ET nd savings like lect your Easter ve prepared spe. figures that all third on any pur- superbly tailored. | . Men's Dark Gray Chestertield Model -Topcoats $23 fi00d § 6€6guality Oxford Bray Topcoates, in neat hesterfield models Full tined Extremely well made (‘onte in all sizes. — —_—_—_— (Reg. U. &. Pat. off.) Special! Girls’ Easter Dresses Sizes 7 to 14 years. Made of figured crepe taffeta and pongec. in all shades: also of white voile, net or Georgette, daintly trimmed with ribbon and ruffies. Special at Girls’ & Juniors’ Easter Apparel | A diversified selection of all that’s new In | Spring Capes, Wraps, Suits and Dresses for a. “M d WwW Ik O “er Sears icin tan $79.75 £0 $45. 7 oO e to a “ n | | KLINE'S—Balcony | -Johnson’s Floor Varnish is unexcelled forsoftand hardwood floors, linoleum and oilcloth. It gives a beautiful, high luster — is KLINE'S-—Balcony Washington Av., Thru to Sixth St. urchase and Sale of 3500 Pairs of SI to tends orci has Chiffon & Lace Clox Hose good body. Dries dust-free 1| PAA = fee EVERY PAIR IS FULL-FASHIONED intwo hours:and hard over- ==/ 4-—> AZ £7 Zz ; night. Has great elasticity : and very pale in color. John- =4L SOW Slight ae rregu lars’’ of Perfect | $2.95 to $3.95 Qualities , . © sons Floor Varnish will stand all reasonable tests Quality ; These Silk Stockings represent our share of extensive Plain Hose purchases by our combined stores, on which we effected —is absolutely waterproof. gzseat savings. Some of them are all-silk, others have 9 , \E of thread | 3 sttk, in- lisle garter tops and soles. The imperfections are barely az ay grain = silk ie ee ee ee ee ee qe eee Young Men's Sport Model Whipecord SUITS $23 Superb W hipeord Suits. in sport ara the new Norfolth models Come in several shades of gray nnd tay : derfully tailored ceptional quality LEP PE WENT! Ct RR : an? aie discernible. Colors are cinnamon, slate, smoke, fawn, , Model - + , v« : a c ol $ } and glove gunmetal, brown, otter, various shades of gray and black. rooks models. . We know you'll want to buy two or three pairs at this y tweeds—th« silk, - ety Spring wea: | sale price Our Money- e Ai “el Kline's—First Floor. —— JOHNSON’S FLOOR VARNISH is tough and durable. It gives a beautiful, high gloss which will not chip, check, mar, blister or scratch white. It is very pale, so can be used on the lightest floors and lincleum. JOHNSON’S FLOOR VARNISH is splendid for use on tables, chairs, woodwork, trim, etc. It will rejuvenate the whole inte- rior of your home. Johnson’s F loor Varnish is of the same high quality as Johnson’s Floor Wax. NORTH GW. GRIMMF., 3001 Arsenal St. to 36 Only t of Suites C opular-Priced Group of Dresses Values at Women Who Seek Economy and Fashion Will Be Enthusiastic About These sue ‘ WE. c -_ . “ ~ > - ¥ vl ot WF 9 Irrespective of what this low price may lead you to Faston Av. @ ys’ Neat $6 ter Suits ap 25 Sulte of durable caes!- light and dark #hader ele: knickers cut full | throughout. Sises 6 *” te 17 yeare only. LOUIS 1. BFECHERER, 12 N. Broadway. ESPHORST BROS. S817 Mareus Av. C.T. GEHRKE. 404" Lexington Ar. HANKAMMER. ‘arne and Florissant Avs. NIEHAUS HDWE. CO.. . Newstead Ar. WALBE. Hebert St. SCHULTE HDWE & PAINT CO., 7235 N. Union BI. STOCK-DANIEL HDWE. CO. 15th and Caes Av. = E Winson, lan and Beacon. SOUTH LEWAY PERRY HDWE. CO.., iabarma, KRIZEK BKOs.. 4511 Gravole Ar. PRINCETON PAINTING & DECO- Sa TING co., 3 @sravelse Ar. WM. t.. BRAMLAGE., SRA Manchester Av. AUG. WIEGERT, WALL PATER & PAINTS, 4008 §. Grand Bi. CHEROKER HDWE. CO., T2064 Cherokee St. CREISAEN HDWE. CO., 320" Park A. thn, GW m 4 veatet peti itt thIty as LEHMAN HDWE. CO., Tamm and Clayvten Avs Mw. 2 VV. HDWE, CO.. 5236 Gravois AY. MINGES BROS.. Manchester Av. ETRY. 1224 & Breadwar. TR REICHENBACH, 3215 Meramec St J. ROEMER., 3100 Chippewa St. SONDAG PAINTING & RATING ©€O.., 20th and Russell Ar SOUTH SIDE WALL PAINT €O., 2°50 Califernia Ar. STOCK-DANIEL HDWE. CO., °G12% Chouteau Av. : TRRAN HDWFE. CO. INC. 2145 8S. Grand Av. OTTO WAWERS HDWE. CO., AhOW Tintese “Tt. I. J. WEBER, 4515 Merrcanford Rd. VOHTLVWEND BROS... s7T6c SS. Rroeadway. J SCHABERG. exo; Jefferson Av. DECO- “PAPER & ’ ~. QUAIATY HOWE CO. 1450 Virginian Ar. CcLIrTtos HEIGHTS STORE. ®-03 Cliften A« CENTRAL CENTRAL HDWE. CO. mit SN. Cth Sf SCOTT-SULLIVAN rAINT co. 1718 Ollwe. SPrmeoiALTY HOWE. co., sea WN. P pee at. VANE-CATLVERT PAINT cCoO., 815-15 Lecns ™“ WHEST FSPTIORST BOs... Gt?% Pare ** i AMERICAN TDW EK. BLDG. RE- PAIN & SUPPLY CO... 278 Wectianw Ar. JOUN LEARY. | Le (.ccdfelttow 4. ‘ FASTON-BFILT HOWE. €O., 5501 Basten Av. HDWE. : HYNSON « SS 2O77 Easton Ar. x. & P. MUCH. "O45 Olive St. THE RACKET CO., SeOTS KRaston Avy ITILITY HOW F.. "601 N. Kingshighway Bil. WIENTGOP HOWE. Co.., 4963 Suburban Tracks. H. FEF. WILLARD. S848 Olive St. NEARBY CTTIES ALTON, t1.— c F. MEGOWAWN, "Hin Coallece Ar. TT. K. JONRNSTON, 147-50o W. @d St. RBRELLFVILLE. I1L.%&—— CHRI<T IANS WALT PAPER & PAINT STORF, '".°R €©&©. High &¢: CVTLAYTON, WMO~— FRANK HtMANN, "8S Centre!l Ars EAST ST. LOCUS. Lt. — TEP INOm HOWE Lt? Collinsville Av MIS DES BROS. HDWE.. Oy Cotllimevitle Ar. HWAtss HOW con.. 1325 Collineville Ar. GRANITE CIITyv. 1LL— HAHTF HOW! JEFFERSON CITY, TOtix I oTT. LEBANON, ICT. — EJ WERER HDWE. Co. MAPLEWOOD, wo— CTIARIAR WILSON, TRG Manchester Av. SMPELMIN A mt. BYARS, COLLAINSVILLE. FLL WY YOLK WALL PAPER and rarstTs MOTT-SLULTLIVAN PAINT CO., Wehster (. reves. Woon RIVER. 1.— Mion KRITER LIVMBER & SLPPLIY CO If your own deater is not included in the above Uet he can rasily secure Johnson's Floor Varnish for you, Distributed by SCOTT-SULLIVAN PAINT CO. MANUFACTURED BY S.C. JOHNSON & SON, Racine, Wis. “THE WOOD FINISHING AUTHORITIES” Favored Spring Colors Popular Styles and Trimmings’ Women’s and Misses’ Sizes think. these are Dresses of exceptional quality. They were secured from the same makers who co-operated with us in a very successful sale a week ago today, many of the Dresses, however, being of a still better grade and in smarter styles than the first ones. Paisley crepé, Egyptian crepe, alltyme crepe, printed crepe, taffeta, Canton crepe, tricosham, crepe de chine, knitted wool and Poiret twill fashion them, in styles for in- formal and sport wear. Eline'’s—Fourth Floor. 89 _ Capes The Values Compel Attention at This TheCapes& Wraps Fashioned of brytonia, Bo- livia. eamelaire, twills and saltonia, into the sm wrappy, bloused, straightiine, sport and cape effects. Can ton crepe Capes also featured at $25. - ° 4 »& : ATTICS tei pa OS SIZES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. -- Suits Popular Price The Suits Many of them are in tailored models, now so muc favored, others in box-coat, bloused or short jaequette models, Poiret twill, trieo- tine and camelaire are their materials. —- <—- «eg - a i ee ee - * : i - '

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ST RRS MET GEER ome mR ye ow j Ti ed. lone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the [imes Combin City Circ ulation | of the Daily y POST: DISPATCH «a 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' The x itt inseam anon ———— — _ - ; — —— ne a eo Cleanliness ‘in “Sour” Stomach RUSSIAN STATE BANK "SEM ANNUAL | “TeKitien” | Special Showing + man’s heart. The § BULGING WITH-GOLD JIT SiS ee Linoleum m to insure ect sani- j} ' fe bey ee ed Dyspepsia | é of back-breaking ff —Carry Them Loose in Your Pocket. ) it: TE PE SA E i) scrubbing isto lay li- | Our designs in Armstrong's Soviet Instifution Accumuiates } noleum over the wood | make tation and end hours What the average person needs in ' Printed Lanoleum this day and age is the balanced $10,000,000 In Rubles and floor. We have asat- | ; tg : ; ful fl s for stomach sweetener that he cam take Bullion in First Year. Only § More Buying Days Until Easter | tractive inlaid and | mie maces ncn gigs H+ at any time, at any place and get printed patterns in lief ht awar. This effect is had ’ d Ri | ) room or kitchen. with io or two St uart 's Dy st — Re the Associated Press Sa yy Diamon ing pow’ | Armstrong's Linoleum Tablets No matter what vou eat or MOSCOW. March 22 Ten mill! : di BG - that will make your o ’ rim ~ . . dies oe — -2-- Beautifal cenuine bive- a ; V | drink, if the stomach sours, geis dollars worth of gold, in Kussian ru- : ~ “g white perfect - cut Dia- $3 y .50 kitchen floor always Two Special a ues —————— — —- Spring Footwe at é som | Mh late real money, ‘und ie os =i ne =~, = = ED PINAUDS Fae Bethe ‘ave ate. EXTRA SPECIAL Man’s Illinois Watch- SSS oe i - renee: 77 Vy, Any) An Americam for example, takes a Diamond Bracelet Watch Offer Man’s Illinois Watch. 17 jewels, 5 ' teed ld - filled LILA C | perfectly good check for $500 to this - Sees e 3 ‘t — "= bank to be cashed. He waits an hour : engraved TALC oo “x | ‘eives a siip o aper bearin oo : 1? Knife and Chain FREE with every ; ae Se in o ‘ a z hi ~ —s rs ae Illinei / ’ : Axminster / me fllegal bourse. The difference may S ial be only a few thousand rubles on peci the dollar. but it is snouga to add to the constant trickle of profits toh M us i ca | State Bank's till. | F 621 Fmewros rT ee co —— EST. 1871 514 LOCUST ST. OLIVE AT. 104SL At the beginning of 19 P ° i TI Trail Bh S] f Ww : In Ss t rumen t $s jestimated that aboyt 3! The Only Exclusive Retail Carpet House in St. Louis le iral azer Shoe tor Women gold rubles were still in the han: = ager ; - . . ' he POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening er €0 FEAY §) ‘8s Dessest: Bad other privat : Associated Press news si eo moO Ths : : , c 12 [Ted r Ss. i = x r+ Jt . ; r y persons in Russia, having been burled - on ~ al ' ‘or stowed away in old socks agains: W arlitzer ® rainy day a = PLEASE SHOP CAREFULLYSSS= State Agents Sentito Bourses. M ] The opening of legal banking op- e ody 'erations, and the frank winking on ‘the part of Government authorities a Saxophone a: operations on the so-called illegal > bourses, have coaxed many millions | i of this gold from its hiding places. ad | 75 A considerable portion has found !ts -« way to the State Bank, which sends ee , its own. agerts to these 1] } & Lees Levy deonsetre Lay A oh) 00. Values. . q Beautifully tauore of l to j vears. klar ors, « hecks and plaid sainple garments. $6. 95 Pongee Fre Pongee Frocka, t “king. . stft nal back-belt; eH eer fllegwal | bourses and offers for this gold, and for foreign currency, higher prices Week than the private traders can afford |For this the bank, of course, pars Terms That only paper money. of which it seems Anyone Can to have an inexhaustible supply. ae . Easily Pay §) Pee | boda a 3 tinctive three- Ff — ™ : age Werlitseer exclusive features, at SENATE CUTS $10,000,000 : ‘ : = t pty wt aap 2 additional cost ever ordisary § . ~ ; | z enxophones, make the Wurliteer 9. CONTINGENT FUND $1,000,000 ——— a, ete \ | and TWO OF A (te ay can § sf? KIND medels Saisindenined | lye Now Has ‘Teck ~ A — ea , ae represen Shaam = © » J of Reducing N ae oN . | | Proposed Appropriation nie ns a SAF bates. asa | You will enjey $1,000,000 More. / your Special to the Post-Dienatch at home im the eve- JEFFERSON CITY. Marc} Elect $3.50 Valaes, Friday. . " ry oe 7 , > a : ~ ~ > “* *, A a - 7 ‘. . *. a. 4, «, . Y 2 Pd » eo” - . ” _ yo - ” . ’ = ‘e _ “~~. e a4, e timegz ca nost ufusual val Carrying out a caucus plan ‘ate last night adopted the > « > =F eee ee ee ee ee eee Sik TS-watt Bine Pastight - ee ¢ _ ABP PS OP eee’ }tee amendments to the $10.: ‘contingent appropriation ducing it to a ee /000, and passed on to Go the responsibility 'priations at $1,000,009 ‘that the Senate Democrats have defi- niteiy decidedt o give the Governor the job of making appropriations and receipts come out even So perfect were the arrangements | for action that in less than two hours the Senate adopted §5 amendments« nvoliving a $1.900.000 eus eee eer TT Px albeit in the contingent bill. They gave the Re publicans to understand that no eo enanges would be permitted Two attempts br Republicans to change other features of the meneure than those allowed by the comn 7 ee eee 23 a > -& ee ee tee amendments were voted down b: p Psat ili) “| a A / Ukulele |e "| Stlessyacanrem gee gual a Sea = Ry ee licans. realizing the futilit. of fur- : : +* ‘ay ‘ft. bt taee ‘ 4k wr ys 4 ; 2 e got ae ee A u e e ther attempts accepted the bill x | . this The measure contains no apprfo- priation for the Tax Commission SPECIAL and if the Governor vetoes the bi!) creating the office of Director of 00 Revenue and Disbursement: t , . will be no State agency for the co ee + & @ FS >. Trew ¢ "ses A RRR RARER ERE ERE lection of the $2.800.000 of tion franchise taxes during t! . , . Yeu can learn te ‘wo years . +. . sag time. The poepe- : ' oTrro’ DA. —ag } ler Semmer itn- though the actual adjournment » | e strument. Get one be delayed wntil Monday lone bth . temerrew at the ——_othegg Fitna tdlatieonanrli A Notable Purchase of High-Type Elite Suits, Interestingly Priced to Accentuate ; | mr A ~ yee emer oT y®, maneott Sense \ y . 4 . . e . e . 4 : ‘at i , rtm | Be en 4 Their Timely Appeal to Discriminating Easter Shoppers | yi ' Men's c Ae . and Caps ae oni me el ‘eth Mate of : th. tweede and m sturee, Jazz : Tomorrow Of superior workmanship and correct , Added style importance is imparted to Dr um | m Alright styling in such exclusive fabrics as— . this collection of garments by the attractive A vegetabdie - Convo Cords w2- Neumetta Springtime Shades of Moth agestive and . Outfit eins ft ge Cordelaine : Ormond esdeche and Bil Granite Cords -!- Poiret Cords f I 4 Rangoon = Porto Rico $4 .00 a fricophine -!- Marona Cinder -{- Arvenna Black OS be CS Go Ce w'e'e Ce NN "POPP Med ds “sve v's A new compiete Jace Trap Dream eutfit at a mew lew price. A wvery limited sumber at thia : . Come im tomorrow. : . . 5 7 ‘ a special price. Come in tomsrrow. = nse Dp Overblo $] 0 Actual Values: $49.50, $59.50, $69.50 and $7 o ; iS. A Friday Off wing : Bey where your selection 3° £4 trea. é a Pa... “ | he additi of one of Newest stvle conceits feature the Mandarin : Men’ 3 Shoes Liles ie creatlrons. iT} ” Coat—Box Coat—Blouse — Belted — Straight- harmonizing shades. Dowie 5 piso { $ : transforms a suit into a line—Tailored—Semi-Tailored—Sport Models . ae Ae stunning .-piece costume. | complels vetas of “4 pea oe : ’ fashionable colors. Rati se Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Stylish Stout Sizes : § en's Diack o ~w. GARLANDS. SS SS ———— —— §09-11-15 BROADWAY—THRU TO SIATH ‘ST. = RRR REE E REE _ ——— a PPI SPE EP Oe Se MCC Ne a with ~* ving le and white hee: ade on the pore nn os es

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ki Ze ve effective © $3 30 | Third Wleor || ra ly " , yD > 0 a" a] bu "¢ rice of racn or S92 50 tn Merchandise- . We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in ¢ ‘ash Few Restricted Articles Excepted. A Friday and Saturday Event of Exceptional Importance Is This Value-Giving Sale of Beaded Silk Blouses a oe ee ie Oxford $7.50 Tan Blucher Calf Oxford ty, style and ment at these Spring styles also shown a! $s, $2.35 ngs of splendid qual- | Friday—-In the Infants’ Shop Tots’ Easter Coats Ta \S_= $10 and $12 °; Rely aes. ..... q Beautifully tailored ( oats tor baby bovs ana girls of ltoGvears. Flared and belted stvies in solid col- ors, checks and ph 1ids. A variety of colors. Manv are sainple garments. $6. 95 Pongee Frocks $8 qad $9 Headwear ) re “KA, if - py mm : * t hy ey } ne wt tt? +e yg. } ; a. poche's : very 7 “+ $4.85 |=" o's $5.85 ; : | NCLUDED in | | this offering number of | | tinctive three- | _ plece Sults and 1 : | Electric Toasters $3.50 veraes, Friday 7? go. 440 457 ~~ i € Th ek ea tlie D . (+) un | ] are a limited dis- | exclusive ONE and TWO OF A KIND models | representing | | wonderful values. V - : ee i i Se a ee ee ee ee ;ae a Tt * > “+ " i” o + » Ciai [)} Sic TS-watt Bine Parvlight Nitrogen Lighting Bulbs .. .88e GC printed silk crepe in Persian, Paisley 01 conventional trimmed with steel beads. have round necks and short sleeve mav be chosen in such desir able color- ings as pray, 34 to 44. Shown in slip-on or overblouse styles, very smart Balkan effect. —__New Models of Beautiful Printed Crepes— Trimmed With Tiny Steel Beads hoice otf tan, rose as well as the Here Are Wide Varieties of raster — Candies — and — ET Se Novelties Friday’s Candy Special " , Crowe eov ered = ; $ : : ; ; ; > ; . ¢ ; ; z. & Rasement Economy Store : ‘ ¢ ; ; ¢ ; : > $ $ ¢ : ; $ ; $ a : > + a . — ashi ~~we.ey.y “’ewvT"es----------------------- wr : Ter,fefeef'=TT,=' ss i=" '"='*"s'*'* "+=" '*"s#s''"#"'*'*'* "= '="','"'s's'''' = '". ." _rrrrrrrrrererPrePeTeTemTemhmL em eee eeeeeerereemcermcemcermcermcermcermcermhmcermLermermc,mcCrmLCermeereererrrrerereerererrrrrererererereerrererererererererereeeeeee 7wrrrYrPrPrTreTe ee eh ee eeeeeeeeeereereeeeerereerereeerereeeeremeeeeeemeeerereeerereeeermeeemeeereeeeeerermereeerereereer,rPrePrPrPrPrPrPrP PS , . __.T.eTgfT.tg'gT"''''''''''''''""*'"''"''*'''*''*'"''s''"''"'''''"*''''".''"''"'''''"'" "7... o.oo -— PSSISS 6 68 FOSS SVS 666 66 OHSS ERSTE ES EH OHSS DESDE SOSSSEESSEEE 66 OE 6 LE OESERESESSESEE SEE ESEESSSEESEKSESESEEEHSHESE SESSASESSHSSSE SE SHEBE CTS eee eee,” errrrrrr,eeeeeTssee eee ee eee eee eee eee >» — = -----oossseeeeeee-e---e-e--e-seeewewvevrerv wevvuvvuwvvvwvwvvwwvwvwvwwvewvwevwwwwwwwwwVwweTeVeweTTeTeTTeVTVeVTVTTTTeTeTeTSeTTeTCTTCTeeCCeCCCU ‘% NANPA NAIA PPNAPAPAAP SPP ENA SPP NE NAAR ABBA RARAAAAAAA SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 18. | FAM OU & “BAR RC ——— ed op -aamneate Pattern ‘Kaynee '. Blouses with attached collars, tai- te a peer PON Bice ty EE Tg - -

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——_———— . SFE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 17. 7 > ioc Books Women’s Gloves 7é “BARR ‘ 0. cou — TIE. “clhew-teneth che mole’ sues | ote: shot peiaved = 7 ers ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | he sll . = ae —. —— Ee — auntiets. ai» ; ead ewe” the i al ae ie > sets : = Retrogr ve Dresses and Wraps CofA malvcce | 08, s,cuner*, er, ora ln $1 teas and $1. 50 Chiffon | Hose mi 5 pe 6 amined pa Tee Floor Slow Death: S ial Specially Priced at Specially Priced at | ae. | eheer chitisa “aokse: Gane P | >» i | catore: Wale aarene ae Sy. 00 | $2 to $3 Union Suits, $1 39 p Sates | By a Staff Correspondent of S 75 Ss] 15 \, = $3. 50 to $4. 39 “a a | splendid quality. ae Main Ploor @ serrersox CIT?. March 2% : lk nd xg silk se ith 4 40OslséThhis§=-: Legislature passed | a bills which tn ordinary Women’ “ 3S to bons Shoes, $2.90 poe ould have died on the ‘ Ured 3 ts an 7 pert Straps and " ' Measures of little importance rae ecgewees : xfords of Nubu ) eather in good plain er eem- a *pped through tn the last few ffects neupall Flor 2 om While the Senate has been -@ *djournment. Having nothing 49¢ t to 39¢ White Goods, 35¢ a OS ee ee blag ed or plain de- § @ oe fp to last night a total of 26 «(| ? »s wice — Mine. hecked oe ; bills had passed “both bra Third Pleor " Beme of them. if approved by ‘ i | Governor would: ‘ sa ae. 6=Css«GGive’”s registration to St. _98e oe hey Each, 59e a-nied Ga COtnty. repeal the law under Spd POM CR echo oe en ™on-la® housing truss © | emutiful on a fom Guarantee eight months of se i = Main Fleer 3 | t© every district tn the State q 90 Bi mae «(levies th heel ¢ 81x -d Sheets, Each, ‘$1 49 | Enable entenainal ‘7 igat of fon; seam _into operations of fire it ess and hemmed rea for use, ton double-bed : companies as a basis for reduct size: excentions! 3 Third Fleor | Qe '” their rates 4 Tighten restrictions against a eiens - | : | | | Misses’ $450 SI 50 — $3. more and cale of mecnmiausy 1 — : aes Good-looking brown k!d@ St!ppers, made tn the much- ; Create. a Gennctmenital re A Specially Priced Group of Attractive vanted one-strap sty!«: well made and ve aa Tae 824 disbursements to administer | | Wilton Velvet Rugs Pring ved Cur tains [ [Unbleached Muslin, Ya. 13¢ |) § c=. ~ ae | Specially Priced Frida ’ " P ay at, rer. : SS | | — a: AD | very remarkahb’e valine at } Bes nr! 3 3 this rear and $15,000,000 each 4 : | ~ ome . a i ee Mothers Will Welcome This Offering of i | Silk and Wool ein Friday—-a Large and Important Sale of S'S S a et eas, “@ kemnants | Solid Gold Jewelry Priced at. 7 : | Friday, Marked @ Smart models for little girls, fe; j ; | ‘ ; a ing Sports S oatQ and ftiarin, ? 8. | deSS TI¢ ely Ta lore ' cyt tin *’ : , ;’ i eale \s : Wi . | : ; : TOT Th te Late | hes - — a | ——— ee i le, nT) velour and prettily trimanres _ ” branding. mitra hy roar ibe li Lerr? There are plain colors and fects in the popular ta Copenhawen shad: , rears. ih Ti _ The Woolens tnclude manr Girls’ Separate Skirts sheath So | diress and coat fahrusy>- roo! " @ lou, = ar 4 serge. . ia ‘ ' ‘ af : ~ > — =. = ° . — > a SSeS : ular color fabrics = for patiernes and solid « >> many Use 6 io 16 wears: Frid 4 toe at: 5 SS : . : : ’ : '\ | : y 2. = i] Third Fleer “ 50 ta £7.50 balues at 1. JD - ired Very Attractive Savings Friday on These Special Tomorrow! FiberChairsor Rockers | White and Gold Dinner Sets $23 Velue >1 9): £5 ; Offered at.... — 4 : 33 $35 Values Priced ne pink shell carne elbedte”* cameos. LPP TY PY PL PT PI PT MIT RAL | "Ty rYYTY An ideal Opporlunihrs © | | furnishers’ Fiber Chairs o: pe! 7 mported China 1 a in frosted heown finish | ide with | 3 os ited in the always at white : Also solid gold 14!.-inch chains for children. oo Se CUSHIONS over rood ' | / bread arms and with eret tapestry seats Limited Miuantit Seventh Fleer “Main Floor as Tite MU iid MU tiie UM ie et TTT ee? + peer: Cream, 21c rere ee i riday af. | Fifth Fleer r & ; the ermal this enlendid Face ithe f _ . ; ” ‘ a - = . . . i} “ “wre Fr : —— = ————" |} @€ Here’s a splendid opportunity for || which serves as a perfect base for powder Mate See" MMM men. ood aad: ae na _ RTE a — a - ——— Se —— housewives in need of a new Clothes | 4 —- | Three Programs on > Wringer. These have a wooden frame | _ 40c Wall Paper, Roll, 24c Ge. Three programs of at @ Seamless Rugs. | p i ; r ; r. | inning. Equipped with 12-imecb warranted | ining-room. liv! m and hall Papers 8 8 § ae brought here went on The = a*taypme ‘ Woven o Sll- | P E IN} S 6 Lhe : HW “tig : =1) , +} lot i sp! lenctd range o f ar atterns art d colorings fn tap . Z Micees a total loss One was the. peror quality varns | rf ruDper TOMS. JUSTE iT i ; ? esatry and hrocade effects. Pifth Ficor : ; P Whit ecotton wholesale c in a spl nadid selec- | ~sd o alvanized P Steeechers, with aah : i] — - Silsries of State employes, ¥ : : oe Curtaim “tretchers, wit removraMe ns Deen __ =-6" | ‘~ - | get on tion of Oriental and || Priced for , Friday’ + Special Selling, Each. SLRS Sending Wucke, 4. de aa $i egret Bags, 73¢ er we Cnet mos s on ar’ @ in this group are beautiful . 2 S-foot Clothes Props, 3 for | -: : Dura mad convenient BEE mE Sims of ishor anions and met ~ i} art eautitul. Lablk 4 60c 50-foot Sash Cord Cotton Clotbeslines nares are good size and ha‘ etre pecuets gt 2 ‘ organizations, and the signs. Thev are neat- [ ee with I | ) . ‘ '? 2K ) a | ry ‘ 4, —_ . ~ _— ~ . Ee» . te f og q ‘ heavy fringed ends. Rugs that are desirable for |} signed of strong metal with 2-ligh 900 Brass hing Wa-hboards : : a 3 i Ea ch, , 58¢ ee: : 7 : « ‘ wiitait oT any . soot : ie room in the home. Size . F106 pull. hy 211} sock: is a] cf art g] ; ’ > a ’ ’ asee maze these Rend r LA™Ds moet unrust. ie “ . . at Gell inusually goed valmes for toermerrew's ee'lLing Baseme *nilery ) Exquistte'y de ated parchmen: shade Fifth Fleer I Fifth Ficer II . eee eee eT ~ Te RN ENTS WENT tea TaTa Taya Meat teats SAS SSSA SEAS RTT eee eee Senn . _ € +

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lh i i a i i Ne ee THUR ARCH . ye 2:3 . Bree : te -- “5 : oi 2 53ti. iia este “Te *38igt ts Sry eer _ on cSuad? . eeges ; ™ . ng ’ i> ) . - tet dheee od ib.) Pines teaes ee teetet S58 893) . bs ees 1. . + breast sotameel: eaters 7 sve : : . sgt) . : = ' m 2, ‘ +) SOe e+ + + 28e See bar bhouk sete 5.3 a one : - \ ef : tres pele Reaget ‘ : oes ses ebeee 3 $F" " Re , : +. - . bP badee bees, bart’ pee rs bee | . — : ~y" er : - : : . = ertsr; ty 2s iat " ‘ errr es inn . ; 4 “ae - + } “e : ’ Z of " . : : eee . e -O0eee+ ere bP eet vcertel ht tre sos ° ° seg? opel aris? " =3: eee? teteeeniac ht ‘tas a re: bs the ; " . . : seas eeesattsti st? hortst. toes Le Peabees | besades ees see Seca: 7 at Fi tabbiaddd chars eS tage Tee es aes te chee ' i: ie ay ot rate : es t StU one CRP sweet anesinananatetaehens . : : 4 ° > ) ; wu - » oon 4 ‘ ;- = . "rs 4 > 4 s : : en a : s — & ~~ #8 Pe = - ~ on - - oe — Oks gphted novw- 35c POE leer AL DAY accepted and following items: Suits, 55c tered aa ryvya te ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1923 PAGES 19—22 ee WORK DONE BY THE STATE LEGISLATURE —_—_—_—§?#oe 0 Outstanding Results Evident in the 151 Measures Passed Up to Last Night — Sid ~ a tion roceedin instituted under th imp nal su ir S00 ‘ ’ i eee See tere pees UP fe Ape 20S tightening the restrictions on the!to appoint a city clerk, forbidding the the Police Board to increase number of AL BUSINESS IN ER E T State Highway law shall be brought or 90 days in jail, or both, for viola- i. : : couait Sedeehe mets : 'y prosecuting attorneys of the coun- ti f ir “-dinances. Ho 1) ension ac 8 at ony S S bes concerned upon written request B: + hl caer “sit ard Coun- W serving | S qdug sightles§, without an estate valued at ' salaries of policemen without consent fiom the State Highway Engineer tv gn et mbites officials to voce 4 $5000 or more and who has angen, bs the Council, and enabling the quirit it; PCI husband nor wife of good vision, can | Board of Public Works te hire a city DE A B A L By Senator hinney of St Louis. the proeerds of hond issues separate B { . ° I ( ) providin that when a cha! ‘om o in ir ffer de- e we = p h receive a pension. | engineer. F - en a lange of! from other funds. in different de en ross Ires, eris ) By Representative Maxey, three By Representative Gwiers ‘ef Chris- Venue is taken in a circuit whose ositaries an rohibitin them , | . po , and pro oe bills, increasing from 17 to 18 the | tian County, fixing the fees of ates: LEGISLATURE ON OCCA | disau Nifi “te heey = may be/ from using the funds for any pur- , How many deserving meas- committee, however, quickly age to whih juvenile courts may/ stables {in rural counties. 4 ‘cludes S} Louis and Kansas City) | lin . . R Gearenabe smeawe n ied wpa set ~~ or niegn d controversial striking at the remuneration of woaneville, white girls to the Indus- clede ‘ ‘ounty, ne in vote net more than four may be disquali-/ est and principal on the bonds. Does ee nn ee Sere, ee ee Sam Wear, chairman of the wn > Tec a et digg ete | pees So 0 eutyr the vate cast on . | ‘ . - f ec , . St €¢ s | we MLO . ta . lo og’? ‘ : ; n é "10 Bt 11S ; pee SS Vysiancers j >IT ¢ antic > ' , \ s{¢ ; , ot i} ply to Louis. | Dem cratic ¢ ounty (‘ommittee children up to 12 go to the care of/ that proposition shall be considered, Some Retrogressive Measures Blocked, but! By Senator Brogan of St. Louts. By Senator Hamii oviding that illustre y ' , " | let necesita epi te ty She tear y the siow death be- of Greene County, itn which the State Board of Charities and Cor- | Two-thirds of all persons voting 2 Rie ‘ : - [oet " wen Thinmlt tloor — es — = gerie, 69c ope i’ , ae Mmkerie «lot Third bPtoor its, $1.39 ets l" 14 ; Minin } lower s, Each, l Oc it! nn” : ; aie. -_ et Mater PE toor id Gloves, 89c Matin Bloor ses, $7.50 raps : und and inetde Siathy bloor Sets. $18.75 Ue Alirketive horder neliding least three St. ( is back-tax attorney for the AE Oe Rie pO Se. 9 see eng ee OF eee Re ee ge oe - ty, Nees Sanat * -? len od hii t iene +} ¢ 4 M ; : Senator Irwin. prohibiting the ; cian of Springfield, and tradi- Amembly is at hand, with no out- ganding legislation to show for tho by this body reveals no great reforin | * it 7} cr °‘j » ~ i qaiii Tr Pi z aa ' , ’ i€ - 4 aps . , : is. inder upon completion of the or State government bonds, and to tc - cialis af React 4 ‘ 8) ounty Superintendent of Schools| garded as Bagland’s foremost pro- . , a . Although Democrats also con |motor vekicle law under which the! Signed by Governor | ‘ By Represéntatives Roney. of Jas- funds are needed for loans to mem- more arduous for the realty swin- °* eee pen - C i IR , per County and Summers of Jackson, bers. sordon an: rwin. and Renpresenta- ws : By Representative Yates, requiring! dresses here explal ntative . i : ) 8. ' xplaining the 1 o) tract attention. Representati license holders. Estimated to mean|tives Edwards of Dunklin, Tucker ; or , a to the . rnev- ? al from $2500/\ cer County, enabling townships to} and Bales of Shannon and Whitecotton | Which passed both hogses, some of eneadure a er Ca ES eer Pv Representatives Buster of Liv- | roads. procedure governings boards of By Representative Cary. striking | temporarily by the 1! e. most of the fights. Democrats, . eagu affidavits required of This Legislature passed ma&NY /¢tion every two years in the presence body and present salaries ; th hit lari f the Assiat High ’ n resent sal : mn Oe eT eS ae - rt act payment clear through ing salaries o 18 Seiatant gh- By Senator Whitecotton, 1epealin rier Oo exat payme! ‘ ir CO- 'e , - p 4 :0-operative associations fOr market will be broadcast by radio from measures of little importance which : ‘ ‘ the Auditor's office which are at : ' Mac ry, r n ounty | be While the Senate has been delaying By Senator Brogan of St. Louis }, — . ne ongatacs By Senators Casey | P ber 1500 have subscribed already at : ers, to receive the same salaries as division engineers from $3000 to pm 40, both branches passed bills. less than 80,000 population to co- iw: asintnd Tieease + af . Teateee 1 mredtir By Representative Grant of Calla -* + aida 4 i , A i . | o . « 7 = . gate conflagration loss, cost of ad- ducing preliminary educational train . Agriculture under the Smith-Lev County, requiring the Commissioner ministration and investment profits ing required for Jicants for J de © er' his arrival until he safle for Fin- , of Labor Statistics to turn into the insurance companie in deter-/\tificates 2 registered nurses from from disclosing any fact concerning two bills allowing the State Board of | the J ¢ ‘our st udges of the County Court in ing suffered ; ' ] suffere a bill which | Springfield is located , , the election, whether they vote On : B | j ated, and who rections. , : - sccretary without salary and to re- ‘ > : a ° sé T af |of a, Board of Road Overseers and sii ‘ wnat, gan fn cceed now. ° =» * a € 4 AX ( . 4 ‘ ied 46 County, increasing fees of witnesses Ry Senator Irwin, to appropriate So eee — * is not continuously engaged in the ‘ PEN nae ' 7 pharmaceutical business at a definite Employment of Children. laximum Salary of $10,000 a Democratic lawyer and politi- cases, from 50 cents to $1; in courts Supreme Court Judge George Tomp- of record in the county of residence | kins and two members of -his fame pga agg *h. thro : , : lov! ‘ ner ital ; 1¢ ' ugh by Representative Woleort By Senator Tout of Cass County hil yvwment of any child under 16 iis bill. whfel , } oe ‘ | ‘ . . ghee fees a ae ‘ a Toate whens tad, hich would affect tional political foe of all mem- ro ‘tee JEFFERSON ‘ aa i. Mar« h 2??2.— of Carthage, a first-timer himself authori: ing Town ships to vote an an- in industry, even with f TYrilt. for roll C : Ie ates Cit A ; } , counties from $1.°5 to 83. skirts of Jefferson { ity, to u public . Sei j / . sf | : ityv q- » - q . _ -_. " : _ vatie ers of the house of Hamlin, By Represent tives Haines and / cemetery. om coor aah yy r > rn : , The plans of the Committee of Purchase grounds and erect and |day. before 7 a. m. or after : “rea eens a suder, Public had wanted to be county back- rant of Callaway, enabling the excent that children between Al Administrator Otto Hampe and tax attorney, and had _ taken Highway Commission to compel By Senator ¢ unningham xg tree the death of its pet bill. to provide pecses for one vear, and providing 16 years old who are atrending possib v others in St. Louis now Wear's appointment rather bit- Cc ounty, to license G. B pense : ‘ ‘posited in them by local sub-divis- | of Oregon County to practice medi- army of clerks have been here. others went the same route vote 2 mills on the dollar to carry on | nmOTtT after 9 p. m ; : mn " P oe ‘ _ . ‘ a ‘ SASS K in louse g ) =) , { . ¢ “or - - ; . “4 Examination of the bills pass:d Others More Fortunate. such activity, ) By Senato: xn! ' 7 I J ‘ and now Mitchell appeared here about by the State. Ry Senator Anderson of St. Louls¢, : requiring St. Louls manufacturers te more fortunate the St Louis No- stock cokpo: iti is men their derived from 16 ale if roa an ) aa — ria] = | siege of whicl hills . je head Parte) Se ing a new Board of Charities and vitalls creative or ‘or. ’ ‘ . 4 iS ih ) ss . we . . y ie ~ = 4 , i Ait- ii iis. rnaAde hea quar rs in »en- , +) ‘ ws al * . end littie ofa Or cc partisan School] Joard Committee articles of assoctation authorize ldiers’ } _ . : Corrections act. e local Roard of Equalization which thie issunnce of shares ot nomir a] or ited } bat ks meré hants now file. ies geasion, with only an occasiona;|of Mrs. Charles en 6 a. nonpar value stock a th prev; 2 + : . 7 committee wrote many letters Hie heard son. enacting néw regulations gov- fiw’ . Stall glow among the coals and never a Louis in preventing passage of ai Affects Insurance Companies. oulis and Kansas Cit clearing nas not held a meeting forsome From Greene County that many erning the letting of official pub- Le ee age pa R: Senator Casey f Kansas City. +E . but in no case less than 2? time Two Senate bills by Sen- letters praising the Whitecotton lications designed partly to etrike sieahalh estan ss en ieee ae ae cual ~ ; ecting lcepses an axes in St. Courageously progressive move- Education back into hands of ihe : Sirance companies to refuse to pay Jaw, will relieve the State depositar: shire and a bill by Representa but receiveq only two from th Louie ot th) Se a & ! and ; il y 4 SOT - ut recelve mniv ’ ' : ar , S rd outposts in legislation de- the Missour! Women’s legislative oon , ; : ar : , ” u , rs " ; x % this class of advertising. share of those meéneys. P . . lo rs ‘oOmMmm tte SuUiCc; 5 ) if an ‘Te ) Fy 2 nar »* uo, y Li\ nite TT Ti, ric aire 4 I cs § ox : rrr? " : : . ys? ‘ 4 4 pald, may be voided for nonpayment and which requires four year: hese bills, a: ding to Sen- pathized with him. So there Museurn Commissions. 2 By Representatives Wood and er iaier te an Other-line to create an intermefiate ce.\ing avstem cf vommutati A our Crawford, striking out of mutual tn- wise drab background. “) lI in the Mise ‘ } ; a Jet ee ( ib mMMMuLai ion LOT Su aa Ry Se YT} ator Ralph. rey a] ng cer. , os a Mes , : i County, to allow filing of Federal x - sour! penai si > po icies. tion a) i 740 of tT} e Rey is¢ qd ‘tatutes, Oo! fin, = ‘ ue to rec uce 4 meeting tax liens and certificates of release : company must include more than tened with their 61 votes in the shoals in the Senat s ‘izor- B ‘d of Cur: rs a iversity ratine a : : , ' com se to dominate. but one wedge or 2 agen Sel wating — 48 Vigc ” ey sid -urato s os the I ee rsit porations may increase mhelr |: CK ties and ir revenue, ary bills sleeps along with the By Representative Miller of Platte | By House Health Committee, . . = rs: > ‘ Ssour] ioyv lx Ate rn ancl ‘ear 5 ‘* 4 . + » s Carol Bates «! ri to employ six watchmen and issue bonds. ‘‘with the nsent ‘helene iemlin of the others. County. authorizing issuance of road | Pelling operators of coal mines em- extent that only a small portion of ‘ , : , | I Forward-looking folk can take ( onstahble. ‘ safercuard The 127374 eT. amount in value of the stock,’”’ id - mates. vide bath and wash houses. | Ry Senator McCawley, tmposing the soil got through. . : P P , from the fact that two bills intro-|the curators to swear in as many taken with the consent of holders ea Ie ent alt Mei atin : ing penalties on delinquent drain-| more stringent prohibition reguia- Situation in Senate. duced by. Representative Chase o%| members of the faculty and students three-fourths of the stock. afrer ¢ phe : — hiower Of me sitaatadl «al — loss. | , age taxes from 2 per cent to two- ' tions in Missouri. > ' By Representative Bales of Shan- By Representative Hains of Saline | “®* . ~ | the Democratic majority seemed tu |p , | ith , ne ) ; oard . > » | Without nay Signed by Governor , ; | beto create political situations which a Scion Commissioners te | Wi" : _— Sn agen Bill Affecting Jasper County. ute books the secured debts and /railroad cabooses. ee LORD ROBERT CECIL WAY appoint deputies for election ‘Inv $y Senators Cave and McCawley, : ' By Representatives Lay and Don- |. would furnish its party with an wu te pervic e. and to re vire affid . repealing the la w under — hich +3 a By Senator Niet awlev. Iwo bills morigage TH: roy ¥ tax laws held Threa bills by Representative e ffidavits : A hic! . ' ae . x , q a ( unconstitutional by the State Su-| Wren of St. Louis, forbidding - the: nelly, requiring railroads to furnish | FOR EXTENDED TOUR OF Uj, S. “f 1924. Senator Whitecotton, a ; | length of residence point five travelin examiners to . " ° ; ? r Democrat. admitted as much when! 4 n of their lodgers, & of county courts in certain counties signed by Gov. Hyde the Police Department, allowing po- ago ape Piggies. ae bay foe Einzland’s Foremost Proponent of ca o | an) ‘Hyde's v of the - Camenre- : ; act ia ay an reimburseme@n or all} “ Gov. Hyde's veto of Tax Comm Sante * cemees ettibtion ner ers from time to time to audit books } . oie Cn League of Nations to Deliver Se- gion repeal was read in the Senate. ' ' . ; » j State buildings. At present on Investment Power. , ’ >. ’ ' 4 f they should, it undoubtedly will re- wee. Inspector and conferring their | throughout. the State. fourth satisfying the $y Representative Bowman wf nicipalities to forbid manufacture, |of 59, British politicians still look guit in an early return to the Capitol | Two other sets of bills, to which | ©™@Se 4nS} or and conferring thei: | Sans ki possession or sale of intoxicants. with expectancy, sailed yesterday ° high hopes were pinned were the powers and duties upon the Pure, By Senator Broga nm. increasing sal- . ste oe are eourth: when | tere.of building and loko omcatietheiie ‘ s has peen made, anotner i1o0u : ) ) an as: . : people.” The inference is obvi- the nolds, Maxey and Shelton of Schuy-/|an extended tour of the United - : a. : p Iw ‘+ . . - . — the St. Louis Bar Association and ental sas | : Ch G00 en sane Bi ns " neiiaaiinn ler, fixing the expiration of the term] States and Canada. Generally re- : ; ‘ Teta?’ Unity, repeaiin a section t) u TY 0 90 2 } tn es those of the St. Louis Real Estate I nS a ‘ © ‘ob dispose of such investments when th- trolled the House. their organization Exchange, designed to gmake life ~— es cad Thong wey ee ee Fae at July 1 instead of in April, as at the! ponent of the League of Nations, he | ecretary of State now publishes in ii by Senators Painter, | present. ill delive ~* there was not sufficiently close to at- ae a ‘ . " ver a series of public ad- ; . am iet form lists of moto ‘ehicie P dier. All met an adverse fate. P P . motor vehic increasing the salaries of assistants By Representative Kendall of Mer- il f lto f h th Tete 17 +? = PF . | se Cro ° a i . Whitaker of Hickory County, on the Among the bills with which the) a saving of $100.000 to $150.000 a Cross of Cape Girardeau, and Prof chums oud tenet tanete wel nt of Con ee Ee eee Republican side, and Representative Legislature dealt more kindly bane | ii fer of New Madrid County. revising @ Year $3500. abolish contract system of working) 3 ; & Sas i armament of Europe, originated by , gpa — the purchase. ‘him, which has been pigeonholed . ase ‘ourt Commission Bill. | egies . . of Monroe. who were together in them already approved bs the C3 0\ : 3 3 | : | - ir inage lic ricte ingston Tob oF Noda av and ( ary By rR epresentative Hains. allowing | ers 7 liability e t! f t} i had ernor, others awaittng his signature, By Senator Farris of Phelps, con- ; fenator McCawlev. two bills tei of Carre l inty. requiring rail- the State Highway Commission to BP 84 rear . sy se Flag sd His first public address will be of 4 ° ier . iy , . ¢ ra’ ar ‘ : * e . a ° es - A ' ge Ste agp: ’ . _ ; ralr r gral: rroducts, salf, seed, each in 1924 and 1925 and $10,000,- , . un- By Senator Bennett of Dallas ,¢,. WT GS, FP OE - eave: ui : : duce exchanges. ) from aix to four commissioners, re- ¢ ‘ - veretables for loading |000 in 1926 & der whose auspices the trip is to be ¥Y opposed. . County, providing for the destruc- ; ) ¢ +} corporations, and corporation fran- |feed, fruit or vegetanies, or noes i a te on . By Representative Maxey, author- | he will be | é |taining the bi-partisan form of that oo eur: r unloading, but allowing the car- By Repr@entative Hains, increas-!, . : | conducted. Tf dinner i in. chise tax return inloading, izing the organization of nonprofit) tne Hotel Ast A bills which in ordinary session§ | of q joint legislative committee of al! er” Geeaten a ' a | 4 he sete or, April 2. His speech ‘ " aod vy senator ostetter, proionging : - ~ ¢] st | 5 ‘fay E . 6§ 5 , ] : le , ae . ~" vY) le «er ’ tr >] i Ss ‘ Ww 4 inee 0 ‘ 0 ‘ ; Would have died on the calendars. .ouchers and duplicate receipts in Ee ok ee the PR |B der which common 'taw hous, | for the full weight, plu j $5 a Engineer from $3600 to $5000, | ;,¢ purposes. rr "we. th s 1 11! © Di-parti- | soe trusts operate. Signed by Gover- By Representative Chase of S8t.\of the four principal department | FC. ° ousand persons steers ipsa ee oe . ' By Representatives Crawford of) will attend the 4! Of th a ' nner. is num- ipped through in the last few days. | nial ; |least eight years o14. Court of Anpeals. -wit h mete ane | ’ PP at, 4 4 aa pas ~ _ and Rrunk an? police men now and 50 more in April, sion from $3000 to $4260, and the) bAton ear? aaa eek . emt tsetiactiong) hoe Courts to grant financial] ald to farm) $6 each. rnmen aving no ng | permitting adjoining counties having} the Judees of thet court Lawre nee n a ‘ enabling State Su- iy ‘ia $3600 | organizations willing and able to co- Lord Robert ts expected to arrive ; perintendent of Insurance to investi- By House Health Committee, re- ; | eo w Total of 151 Bills. operate with the Missour! College of| next Tuesday. From the moment of tp ¢ la igt 1 f 151 pperate in the estayisnment:of Cis: wavy County. forbidding Commission Dp to et night a total o ” —_ tne oof +h , . cer- ‘. ro ant , Sssion- " trict 4 shouses, sharing the expense s act. bills had passeq “both branches emharrpan . rae er of Finance or ‘any subordinate ciand, April 27, he will be on the proportionately. Signed by Gover- .,.,) 0 Ce ae tet Pipe Line Taxation. It will be h Bome of them. if approved by the State treasury each month fees fror mining ‘hether lower fire insurance hn? ven! if igh chool work 1 . om > | - : f Se. r is first trip to this = ee val - 4 a bank except in court, upon penalty. By Representative Russell © country. During his stay in this city Johnson County, making electric; Lord Robert will be the of if convicted. of fine ranging from ' the State employment bureaus, in- pitas: «atenntAé tk - t- attant tn on eer freak . mR ; By Senator Hostetter of Pike nent of réte nd ; “ them to pai ia as , om CssCCn om registration to =r. sOuU1S | ~ ii a = . . Clark ‘ 2 = rn 6 n to ; . Stat: i ) os | nty; repeal the law under which tates oes ” : 5 had me tain expenses of the bureaus, as . Daplic ation of haga - nurse.’ , $100 to $1000 ight, transmission and ol! pipe line | Thomas W. Lamant in his h . 107 Mmmon-laW housing trusis operate ee ee. » Pim a present Senator ainte rbidd , By Senator McCawley, to punish companies taxable in the same man- | Fast Seventieth street. A luncheon EE tens tanks of achool the obtaining and placing o monu- By Senator Brogan, two bills, fix- | crate denartment aE AGES ' a swe panei nea 48 a misdemeanor adulteration or)™*" 9” railroads. to Lord Robert will be given next aah o ment to the late C hamp Clark in the , : aie Kc ; , — oe sah ATI ' , =" —— . ¢. = saat Ry Representative Hunt of cr Th rad to every district in the State which ing at $15 the fee to be paid b: » expenst nv matt — = ‘mn ever’ oen sc] ' ik or fluid derivatives con - ‘ is ay in the Hotel Ambassador, nen fat oil other than milk fat, -®U!s declaring that deposits ac-}to which newspaper editors and cepted by bottlers and dairymen on | publishers have been invited by courthouse square at Bowling Green, Se , are | * the maximum school tax. or person licensed Oo practice , rs » State BK appropriating $25,000 toward the > fi of words ‘“‘butter creamery’’ | in eonnection with the, POtUes in which their product is Frank A. Munsey, publisher of the ‘sold do not ‘constitute conditional| New York Herald. Enab) e > ‘estigations : macs ) % e exhaustive ins sug ~ |yndertaking, authorizing the Govern- |... , SR PDS: * Sa Hee : © operations of fire insurance sires to pl) it vocation in Missourl, signed to elimi ing tei . sale of butter substitutes By Senator MecCawley. providing sales of those bottles ihe os» basis’ for reductions or to appoint the ug wept —_ increasing the fee to be paid for ap- print dn their ates empowering it to — oa a pliaants for licenses to practice iy Senator Mcc: lev. decreasin B ‘ asion Expense ’ Ry R tativ D : ‘ ~ ' Tighten Diitibiene aeainst man- aition to the appropriation signec pharmacy from $5 to $10: for appli-. the TR en 7 ate ottiders onus ommis Xf . : that the. State shall pay $10 a week e ye oe a wrt O — | BIRKENHEAD POINTS WITH ALARM. ae eclure and sale of moonshine lia-) by Governor cants for licenses as assistant phar Jasper Count’ Oe Repre ntaiuve Morr aon — instead of $6, as at present, toward — voure aie ° zing begin- | r Two by Senator McCawley of macists. from $3 to $5. and for ap- a MGanetar Harrie te bei }is ie Suliilvar ‘our 77) ipriating $585.- expenses of persons at the Jasper ning of the open season for taking | T0 SIZE OF FRENCH AIR Jasper County, amending the Optom- plicants for permits to conduct drug. jexin qualifications requited of °89 from the bonus bond fund t9 County Tuberculosis Hospital fur-bearing animals es Dee. i, in- FORCES etrs pa) } he State Bonus By Senator Kinney, prohibiting any stead of Nov. 1, authorizing the : : | : city official or employe from placing licensing of fur dealers, enabling the Forces Government to Admit Tt Iq State Game and Fish Department to Considering Necessity for Increas. Create a department of revenue "24 disbursements to administer the | . ; ineo me tax and replace the tax °om nenalties under the measure into the inhahitar ‘ t} it on consolidated schoql cer- By Senators Painter and M->Caw-| . . _ me ® necessity of ' ; > . . : . . iImoat , _ aa ir aris . : . ’ 4 4 oe nereas the Pure Food and Drug Depart.) isting indebtedness of the district, By Senator Cave, cutting the SSate counties eo that the salary ranges aos 7 -_ mesma an" ley, declaring al! grain storage ware- By Representative Bales of New aa ae 0 Mh ~ mee _ In view of ‘Ment. may be vetoed to a maximum of 5 tax rate from 7 to 5 cents on the from $800 to $5000 a year. Salarv of SUPpPort ate eleemosynary js onuses to be public warehouses. ton County. making State warrants. of ee oon rity of the French. After . Three tenes ee . per cent of the assessed valuation of $100 valuation this official now is fixed by the ImNSstituties | By Senator Forris. forbidding | payabic = to order instead of to) San py relative to” the aise’ » the gistrict, as against 10 per cent Rv Senators McCawiey and Cave, County Court cene Smith of Unt-' Judges or Justices of the Peace to'| bearer. |? a Papers sir forces, Lord — droug programs of legislation "| now: to fix the maximum life qf the creating a Department of Revenue Claims Against City. versity City, providing registration accept pleas of guilty except at the; By Representative Bowman. ha eclared: Se Most e Rere went on The shoals. xl- iecue at 20 years, whereas now such and Disbursements, to replace the y Senator Hamlin. two bill - for St. Louls County regular place of holding court or amending the procedure on the ate, “This is a most alarming atate of & total loss. One was the Bales-| ‘ports of building and loan associa-| affairs. The Government wil! be’. wy ttecott, a ' , , }) nds may he ee to tT? ature ‘1 State Tn x Cn nNmMisstonr “ + tT é o % 7 try ‘ry _ ¥. ’ rfie | aT d Joplir , ‘+ | ‘oe . or oe . cemreataghe 2 A ongeesEag, * Ry Senator Ralph of & Loulse County. authorizing cities. c months duplicate. an@ after bond for double, defective title aold prior aio ‘ yew creme gece = a gre = hevetes Bony ws S aot sand snneuse tor ° “i , ; eadiats alt me Ta = a —* en ‘ , entative fhitaker, property, empowering the Council ‘se the bill, fer which a fight has heen ‘County, providing that condemna urth clags in St. louls unt By Mies Sarah Turner o aneas the face aly § the warrant has By Frepres ‘ yes’ . A some other state, who , restricting Board act to turn all fimes and stores tn villages of less than 6 mn enmibers of the boards of managers Auditor. whose office ts abolished b ary of county treasurer te Capitol bonds, Cream, 21c his enlendid Fece Cream. for powder Magn Floor r, Roll, 24c and hall apn in @ and colorings tn tap- lifth Floor —- Sads, 79c . theese conventent Bag wecketse far ernall articles Miain Pioor Seach, 58c fonsiating of four 1? : he te sisth Pleor unty reguiring that ‘cand!- ries Count: allowing State Auditor eee eee eee eee EEE EEE EEE LER ERESEERERELELLEL ELE ES RSE E Ree eee eee eee ELE EEE EELEE EEE ES EEE LE asps. 59c and designs .these are vane ‘» eslling

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- — = al or ee YT Rr 7 .. . 2 7S IR: aE a” RN ore Tae ae ee ae >» a - > we, : 7 on any Now, if Senator McCawley is) es an | ' 7 A" Tere rf. F "= ° , 1. “y Bi ta ade a ea oa CARP ATED a ’ *fON TT, ‘PAY UNTIL, You GO.! The United States cannot recognize a Government oF Because of the congested calendar it is believed the bill cannot be acted upon before Louls Senators can secure action on {ft if| The vote in the House shows there is no state-wide opposition and that all that is re- quired is perhaps 10 minutes to go through the for- —EEe NN ww — ——- Such powers | to be sure, to meet an emergency, but} eee — STATION W. J. B. BROADCASTING. gg,” — Se ~_ — ee A M eg . 8S. Pat just SONNETS TO A LOWBROWED LOVE. (v——and finis.) ask, dear Dumbelle. why these many days OU Y there has not been a sonnet penned for you? Well. here it is, the last one kid! We're through’ We're standing at the parting of the ways. The fact is that you bore me to salt tears. What though I loved your jaunty flapper grace I found no brains behind your pretty face, Nor stray ideas up above your ears. Volla! I found a new. more gracious love To talk with and withal to think with, tee: Below the ears she is as fair as rou And rates, beside, the goodly gray above. Geood-by, dear Dumbelle’ Little loves end so: We meet, we kiss, we love a while. and....go! ANALYTIEKOS. It would be too bad if Mr. Harding felt he had to run again to prove his courage. So far as we know the Democrats have never intimated that he might be afraid to run on his record. It is understood by most Democrats that Republican mational tickets usually run on the record of some outstanding figure itn the history of the party, like Abraham Lincoln. It would fleor the average Democrat to learn that the next can- cidate of the party was to run on his own rec- ord. Moreover, Mr. Harding does not have to prove his courage. He did that abundantly when he vetoed the soldiers’ bonus. If we are to keep on requiring him to prove it we are as ridiculous as the Romans had been had they insisted of Horatius that he keep on holding bridges before they would give him that fine farm which Macauley tells us he got. Mr. Harding has an entire right to run for no better reason that he ran the first time, which certainly was not @ test of his courage. _ _ 8 A progressive is one who wants to get some- thing we have not. A conservative is one who wants to hold something we already have. This is Why progressives seem cheerful and confident, whereas conservatives look worried and appre- hensive. o - J Texas is the latest state to exclude erolution from its schools, though we continue to lock to the rich fossil beds of Texas for proofs of evolu- tion The trouble with that vast region tying beronmd@ the River des Peres is that it has its theology. its politics and@ its education all so hopelessly mixed up that a composite pheto- graph of what is in everyboedy’s mind would pess for 4 very fair likeness of Mr. Bryan bilow- ing out the gas. ° ° ° Missetur! wormen have been given equal stan¢- tag with men tn political parties. which means that umrefined bodies like our city committees are to be exposed to the esthetic infivence of home and department store restaurants. This is the sole reason why politics are associated in our minds with unsavory things. The women will speedily change ali that. They have brought man from a care with a dirty stone floor to the luxury of the modern home, and they are by neo means done with him yet. . aa a Representative Roney said ef his Dill te bar fraternities from the Missouri high scheols that “this fs a bill to take snobbdishness. cut of eur high schools.” The House passed ft. but the Senate killed it. knowitrg srobbishness te be its ewn punishment. _ 7 > Some of those eminent Americans whe cen- tnuvally shout that the Reds are coming cught te be told that we cannot share thefr alarm be- cause our consciences are not so bad. eee . —————— —— a ee eee | — TE A friend of mine, a very clever short sory writer, was sitting in a beer saloon on Narra- gansett Pier. At the particular moment I am writing of he was thinking about John L. Sul- livan and the habit he had ef coming into such places as he was then in, slapping people on the back and inviting them to drink with him, not one of whom had the nerve to refuse. My friend was thinking to himself what a set of jelyfish they were and if ever he happened to be present on such an occasion just what he would do—he’d show ’em, by golly, what a manly spirit meant! Just as he had settled the matter entirety to his satisfaction, there was an uproar, a burst or laughter, the doors swung wide and in came John L. and a crowd of friends. He started right away doing the usual thing—went from table to table, silap- ping men on the back with a “What’ll you take to drink. young fellah?” accompaniment. As he neared the table at which sat my fri@nd the latter Draced himself and set his lips tight to launch his defi! Sullivan came up behind him, said: “And what'll you have, roung fel- lah?" accompanying the question with a re- sounding slap on the back! My friend in de- scribing the incident to me said he felt as if he had been kicked by a mule. He gurgied. splut- tered, fought for air and with what he felt was his last gasp said in a voice that was almost a whistie, “Beer!” DAWSON-WATSON. . . a Perhaps all of us have wondered about the familiar song from “Treasure Island.” which goes: Written for the Post-Dispatch Fifteen men on The Dead Man's Chest Yo-he-ho and a bottle of rum’ It has puzzled us to know what sort of sea chest that was, since all those we ever saw would mot accommodate any such number of men. The explanation is laughable. It is made by Lord Frederick Hamilton. an English writer, who says The Dead Man's Chest, familiarly known to all English seamen when the sea was lees respectable but more romantic. is a curious and uninhabited rock, quite boxlike in shape, among the Virgin Islands. Inasmuch as these islands were bought not long ago by the United States, The Dead Man's Chest is American soil. _ = 7 We always thought the piggiy-wiggiy had be- hind ft something more ambitious than the modest savings made poesibie by letting us be eur own clerks, and it is no surprise to us to learn that it has just made millions for its originator in a big stock manips.elion. Peo- ple who set out to do some littie thing for us usually have as their ultimate ebject some big hing for themselves. We were trving to think of an exception to this when the paper sud- denly went to press. ss . . A correspondent ef the Nation says Pade- rewski was invited to addreas the Texas iegis- lature tn a resolution which described him as “the great Russian ex-Premier and famous baritene singer.” It must be great tm these troubied times to have a little world of your own. > 7 . WHICH? REATION or evolution— Which of the*twe shal! stand? For ages men hare argued To settle the question grand. On authority rests the former, Has prestige in being old: The latter, the ground text of science, Each day gains a firmer heid. Why don't we believe that en angel Bestrides and guides each star? Becauvcse we know natural causes Entirely adequate are. Can something be made out of nothing? Just think it ever a bit. Yeur henest thought will ceonciude ta Ex nihile nihil fit. t-Diape a ft Th 4 M J R R O R : f | ‘Phis column is designed to reproduce witha | Dias the latest comment by the leading ‘mewspapers end periodicals ons the j the day > me : . “‘¥e- x CITY MANAGEMENT PROBLEM, > es From the Ohio Staté Journal. i ae OW that the Supreme Court has upaes | the ; amendments. to the home fsule charte Cleveland that big city will begin to plam =a8) change to the city manager system of " ment with the beginning of the new yea® | addition to that change the city will ’ members of the City Council by representation. © * * Cleveland will 3@ first great industrial center to employ the # |portional representation method of choosing # \eleetive officers, although the plan has a | use in some smaller places. © * *® ‘ically proportional representation will ‘no important group of voters assem be lan tdea or plan or movement will be Wine ‘representation in the City Council. In , ' ere each of the groups or organizations will ; }the Council representatives proportional in ae ber to the size of the group. In ne * City Council will be composed of 25 and the councilmen will choose the city’ | The councilmen will be chosen from four be into which the city is to be divided, each Giem to have not fewer than five or more than & representatives. In voting for counciimes @ voter can vote for as many choices as ° candig@ates in the running, first choice, third and so on to the end of the list. of proportional representation make the that it insures the nearest approach to real ‘ar government possible. oO: aan ‘ne the new plans dispos« of the primary |The plan is in use in Sacramento, Kioulder and Ashtabula. The mixed in Cleveland and the numerous schools of represented there, each fairly well - wll give the new pian its largest test. a that reason its operation will be watched @ studied by supporters and opponents of the a method all over the country. 3 PROHIBITION AND FANATICISM.* From the Chicago Tribune. a3 HE Board of Temperance, Prohibttien | Public Morals of the Methedist = o | Church has issued a statement at W ton @ manding that the United States seize the runners iring outside American waters “The @ thing to do.” the board said, “Is te detail Ome States destroyers to round up these ships, them to port and confiscate ships and ca jail every man found on board them” ‘that if international law forbids this the | States should change the law “within t2¢% few hours.” That is a large order. Mazy @™ ships are British. Much of the property is Bam Many of the rum-runners are British jan They ars cut in waters which the United Bae does no® control The quick way of F , them its, of course, to ignore in ! (to act as a lawless nation; to undertake 7e= ‘and to sevte the ships. That is a quick way 03 ' Kritish dattieships off the Anrerican ¢ efrum ships. We have never heard of Grates ain being indifferent to the rights of a fects on the seas. * * * They urge = *. a ~ eae lola ¥ bart >. ; ' ‘ ’° ness and invite war. They proceed from aes ence to personal rights to indifference te && rights. When they have an object to aad regard for laws and the rights of otaems They complain of disrespect for aw and 4 | G@ret to put law aside. They are = : condition which permits a persen te 8 & twice for cne crime. They are 2 |theory thet wet commanities should Be | | chised. They would violate rea law. FF | mote pecificiar: in the United States a | destroy the army and navy. bet Ore } saticiem is bdiind. > = Tower —_ inqpre that bled & ue he >t > ii . eat’ yom , - yr. Veda p” ow « koh - > f - ee = 4 . oO 2 . a ¥ 4 Ee _ ence NEW YORE. The Deacon and the Hay. The deacon was 4 driver With urge enough for ten; He didn’t care a stiver For horses or for men. For the next world he labored, Yet deemed it not amins, he had made that To ‘strive &s well for this, tient of delaying, no the hay-load high The deacon stood itn haytnag And made his helper fly. To pass those heavy forkfuls, The hired-man raced all tay, While loud the deacon shouted His call, “More hay! More One time « rustic giant Was passing up to him _ A fellow young and pliant And stout of wind and limb, Who pitched with leisured ‘ Till. in his wonted way, ° The testy deacon thundered, “More hay!"—and then, hay:” With sudden ardor springing, The man of nught replied, Great masses upward flinging In one unbroken tide. They fell too swift for plact They knew not let nor stay; The deacon soon was deluged Beneath the flood of hay. The load forscok its tether; — And. with a rushing sound, Deacon and hay together Were landed on the ground. From out the mass the deacon Thrust forth at last his heed The mocking giant queried, “Was it ‘More hay!" you How quickly pride ts tumbled That hugs destruction’s briai A haughty spirit'’s humbled — Far quicker than a wink!—— You think so? Well, the Without the least diemay,’ Jumped back upon the : And cried, “More hay! hay:” G. Whether there is basis for the mor of domestic strife tn the 2 hold of former Emperor i} newspaperese for maybe the E of rollerns ain't getting along so this department has no way of ing out. But tf it is true, now time to look for a statement discord was not of William's and that he had the uw ferced upon him. The Groaning Board. Though I were starving in s garrets, I should refuse any offer of The Old Farm Distilling Co.'s at West Overton, Pa., is to be ted. and will be a model Thus the Prohibitionists will with pride to the fact that no is whisky responsible for the mumber of orphans; and boc tagonists will view with alarm under prohibition, it still is ‘ to build orphanages. As all insurance solicitors know, you] retread a fact until it looks like thing from an annual dividend reinsurance reserve. é “Tt's {mmoral’” eays the Standers. “It ien't.” say the Absorbers. “What fs aske jesting Pilate; nor stays answer. . Book Review. A book for which Ir'4é not mind ing | ha Is Burges Johnson's “As I Was ing.” . Sign in Argonne Hotel, C ten, & C.: “Net Ff ‘e Money Stolen Uniess Left WHR | of this city they will put on t ef a spring robin this evening. An4 why not “Hark, herk St heaven's gate : : ¥. Mra. T. W. Westiske of C (Mo.) Dies. Eperta! te the Post-Dispatch. COLUMBIA, Mo. March Mrs. Thomas W. Westlake, 81 ol¢. who died yesterday, was B today. Her father, Capt. B. was @ veteran of the War lier grandfather was « the Revolutionary War. | band and « brother, James oom. served four years as G in the Confederate Army. Caughters survive, ene of Mre WK. Freudenberger lombia. is a member ef the E *Tatic Women's State is see Burial will be here &

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Apiedatetdialy 40,000. ae Pah OC a y Pa me P: ¥ - One time a rustic giant Was passing up to him— A fellow young and pliant ~ And stout of wind and limb, _ Who pitched with leisured mot‘ in Till, in his wonted way, - The testy deacon thundered, “More hay!"’—and then, ‘More hay!’ | -_ with sudden ardor springing, | The man of might replied, » Great masses upward flinging ™ In one unbroken tide. © ghey fell too swift for placing, They knew not let nor stay; The deacon soon was deluged Beneath the flood of hay. a ve > The load forsook its tether; And, with a ruehing sound, Deacon and hay together ~ Were landed on the ground From out the mass the deacon Thrust forth at last his head -- The mocking giant queried, “Was it ‘More hay!’ you said?” How quickly pride is tumbled That hugs destruction’'s brink! A haughty spirit’s humbled Far quicker than a wink!— . You think so? Well, the dea:on, Without the least dismay, Jumped back upon the rigging And cried, ‘“‘More hay! More hay!” Gc. 8. B. Whether there is basis for the ru- ' mor of domestic strife in the house- held of former Emperor William— OE oa Ax a ia gollerns ain't getting along so well— discord was not of William's seeking, ‘and that he had the unharmony ferced upon him. The Groaning Board. Though I were starving in seventeen garrets, Ishould refuse any offer of carrots. IRROR of OPINION d to reproduce without by the leading publicisia, x on the quesiions of The Old Farm Distilling Co.'s plant at West Overton, Pa., is to be refit- ted, and will be a model orphanage. | Thus the Prohibitionists will point with pride to the fact that no longer | ts whisky responsible for the large imber of orphans; and booze-pro- “Yagonists will view with alarm thar, | under prohibition, it still is necessary | to build orphanages. As all we old jinsurance solicitors know, you can retread a fact until it looks like any- thing from an annual dividend to a reinsurance reserve. 2EMENT PROBLEM. Journal. e Court has upheld the ‘the home’ rule charter of ty will begin to plan for a Wnanager system of govern- ning of the new year. In e the city will elect the Council by proportional * Cleveland will be the center to employ the pro- on method of choosing its hough the plan has been !n 4 “It's immoral!” eays the Aghast- Btanders. “It isn't,”’ say the Shock- ' Absorbers. “‘What is immorality?” aaks jesting Pilate; nor stays for an Bnewer. , ' places. © * °* Theoret- a bes Book Review. resentation will ingure that k for which I'4 not mind pay- of voters assembled about ing movement will be without Is Burges Johnson's “As I Was Say-| City Council. In addition ing.” : or organizations will have in tives proportional in num- group. In Cleveland the composed of 25 members rill choose the city manager. be chosen from four 4istricts to be divided, each district han five or more than nine Voting for councilmen each many choices as there are unning, first choice, second, énd of the list. Advocates tation make the claim approach to real popu- ble. * * * “Incidentally of the primary elections. in Sacramento, Kalamazoo, ula. The mixed population numerous schools of thought each fairly well organized, » its largest test, and for tion will be watched and and opponents of the new country. The Candid Innkeeper. - Sign in Argonne Hotel, Charles- ton, & C.: “Not Responsible for sey Btolen Uniess Left With Man- oe The Nevada State Journal's head- line, “Jail Now Contains Very Few es’ provokes a contrib to sug- | *Seet Prison Week, beginning with a crive for more prisoners. \ If the radio concerns want to {n- crease the happiness of the inmates of this city they will put on the song te spring robin this evening. _ And why not “Hark, hark! the lark & heaven's gate broadcasting?” Mr. P. A. Mrs. T. W. Westlake of Columbia (Mo.) Dies. _ Bpeeial to the Post-Dispatch. . COLUMBIA, Mo., March 22.— Mrs. Thomas W. Westlake, 81 years 04, who died yesterday, was burie4 Her father, Capt. B. Watson, & véteran of the War of 1812. Grandfather was a soldier in Revolutionary War. Her hus- and a brother, James B. Wat- on, served four years as Captains in the Confederate Army. Three — daughters survive, one of whom, W. K. Freudenberger of Co- bla. is a member of the Demo- __stic Women's State Advisory Com- it 2 Burial will be here tomor- AND FANATICISM. bune. mperance, Prohibition and of the Methodist Episcopal — statement at Washington @~ United States seize the rum: American waters. “The only said, “is to detail United round up these ships, bring te ships and cargoes and on board them.” It adds law forbids this the United the law “within the next a large order. Many of the h of the property is British. nners are British subjects. which the United States he quick way of dealing with , to ignore international law, | mation: to undertake piracy, That is a quick way to get +7 the American coast instead ave never heard of Great Brit- t to the rights of British sub- Steamship Movements. By the Associated Press. Arrived. Rotterdam, March York. er. March 21, Assyria, New ie Ryndam, Y * * * They urge lawless- . They proceed from indiffer- a Alessandria, March 21, Rotter thts to indifference to national em, New York. have an object to attain their York, March 21, Rocham- i the rights of others stops. Havre. liareepect for law and are the Salied. } New York, March 21, Providence, Marseilies; Matonia, Danzix. Torn rettar. March 21, Laconia, New ©. They are responsible for ® mits a person to he punished . They are responsible for the unities should be disfran- violate rea law. They pre- the United States and would ind navy, but are willing to via Boston: Canopic, Bremen. ) to war as « law breaker. ‘" New York, March 21, Megantic, via Boston: America, Ge- — it Seems : to Me ERS bee Nib NEW YORK. Irvin Cobb tells in “Stickfule” (Doran) how he got hig first news- paper job in New York. A good many letters come here from men and women whito want to know how they should gO about landing on a metropolitan daily. The best we can say is that we have no idea. Some- times we are able to add that we know one System which is exceed- ingly common and invariably fatal. Ninety-eight per cent of the poten- tial newspaper people announce that they want to review books or plays, although they might be induced to take a shot at straight reporting for a few months for the sake of the ex- perience. Cobb went about it differ- ently. He had been a managing edi- tor in Frankfort, Ky., but that did not seem to help at all when he be- gan to make the rounds in New York. His first two weeks were quite fruit- less. “One noontime,”’ he writes, “I was sitting on a bench in Madison Square, feeling very tired and considerably discouraged. It didn’t add any to my peace of mind to consider the bleak, hopeless faces of my neighbors out was written on the face and in ) an '—iIit was an inspiration, bor n of the} the Villa Marguerite, in South Caro- charming Colonial home| newepaperese for maybe the Hohen- | this department has no way of find- | ing out. But if it is true, now is the| time to look for a statement that tne. The line forms on the left; applica-| which they are received; triflers and professional idea. It was better than an idea needs of the hour. that bench as stung. It lifted me off if I had been bee- “In half an hour I was in my hall | bedroom in West Fifty-seventh street composing a form letter. It wasn’t a very long letter, but into it I tried to pile-a heaping measure of the flippant tone that seemed so popular’! I guyed the re-'! I said in effect here! 2" in the newspapers. cipient, whoever he might be, and I guyed myself. editor that had ever come to New York to uplift its journalism to the highest possible level, and vet no ae nave Been touring Hurope for! C] h, lL. Ki ird, C. P. Whit-! rh, ¥ 7 7ne past two metths, will teanei= Msnaire, ©. &. silt | body had jumped at the unparalléled el the Monday after Faster. to bread-and R. McCormick. Twenty | ALEXANDER SCHAAP DIES AT 64) opportunity of hiring me; that I had. f wr , freshmen, in white sweaters and ’ go to Florence. Their trip will keep | , | come to town to accept an important! them abroad until] June ~ al itamedl trousers, will assist in providing Heart are a = Church FEd- y : , tor o e mes. and highly lucrative position on some leading paper and was waiting for it: the pose of every one of them. And | right there, ju&t at that minute, I had | the Washington Hotel have returne /home from a several weeks’ ‘lina, ‘owned by [ Jocial JULIUS 5. WALSH'S News R. AND MRS. WILLIAM COCKE of the Netherby Apart- ments are in Calcutta, India, on their trip around the world. left St. Louis several months ago and are expected home about the middl-s of April. Mr. Cocke's sister, Miss Janet Cocke, joined them about a month ago and is with their niece, Miss Elizabeth Mullen, a student -t a finishing school in Lausanne. Switzerland. She will accompany M season. —_—- Mr. and Mrs. August A. Busch of 'Grant's Farm, 8t. Louis County. have as their guests their nephews, | Ettienne and Adelbart von Gontard. /sons of Mr. Busch’s sister, Mrs. Pau! /von Gontard, formerly Miss Clara Hazel Busch, who has lived in Ger- | many since her marriage, and grand- \sons of the late Adolphus Busch. —_—— The young men will leave St. Louis | visit | |today for Pasadena, Cal., their grandmother, Mrs. Busch Br. to Adolphus Mra. John H. Holliday of 2 King's highway will go to trip in the South. a New York friends, with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Malone of New York, Mrs. Tupper's brother-in-law and sister. land, on Chesapeake Bay. of St. Louisans com- Juliette and The party ising Misses Amadee Valle Reyburn of 4634 Lin- dell boulevard, with Mrs. | Clayes and Mrs. James D. Lucas, } . > ‘at the same hotel in Rome as dia|/CO™fort for the guests. 'Mr. and Mrs. They Miss Mullen to Rome for the Easter North | ench | Iick Springs, Ind., next week for a on the nearby benches. Down-and- | f°rtnight’s stay. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Y. Tupper of | They spent some time at. ‘day evening at the Little Theater of ithe Artists’ Guild, Mrs. Tupper will spend the sum-| students. mer at her country home in Mary-/sent to France to aid in the educa- | become a teacher. lielen | "hy .. ’ I was, probably the livest reporter|«.° urn, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. and the best writer and the ablest | George | : S Derby, |\Treadway, M. Steale, C. Howard Benoist and! FUNERAL SATURDA ‘WILL ACT IN PLAY | ; ' ; Railroad Association to Pause for Two Minutes. died of heart distase | his home, 4510 Lindel! |will be Saturday morning. ; boulevard idence at 9:30 a. m. family lot. at Calvary Cemetery. Junior officers of the Mississippi Valley Trust Co., which was founded | AT GUILD THEATER | pusiness and Traffic of Terminal The funeral of Julius S. Walsh. 80 years old, chairman of the board of the Mississippi Valley Trust Co., who yesterday at There will be a service at the res- and requiem high mags, conducted by Archbishop which will be private, will be tn the ‘HOLM DESIGNS EDWARDSVILLE ‘Fountain With Basin MEMCRIAL TO N. 0, NELSON Planned— Theme Is Love for Children and Nature. Victor Holm is the originator of | the accepted design for the sculp- | tured memorial to be | Edwardsville to the late N. O. Nel- son, wealthy St. Louls manufacturer erected and philanthropist. th in Glennon and Mgr. Tannrath, pas- tor of the New Cathedral. at the’ Cathedral, at 10 a. m. Burial, Employes of the company originated | the idea and contributed the funds | it out. | | by Walsh in 1890, will be the active pallbearers. A large group of ito honorary pallbearers will include major officers and directors of the trust company and other associates. Business and traffic, except pas- road, of which Walsh was formerly chairman of the board, will be sus- | pended for two minutes when the | Kajiwara Phetegrage. funeral begins, at 9:30 a. m. Busi-' MISS DOROTHY DICK. ness of the trust company will be) senger trains, of the Terminal Ralil-'| By “The Comedy of a DumbD/q m., and employes wil) stand at Wife,”’ to be produced Satur- | attention. An oil painting of Walsh by Richard Miller, which ordinarily hangs in an assembly room of the trust company, is to be draped in crepe and placed in the bank lobby. by Hosmer Hall The proceeds are to be tion of a French girl struggling to he Mississippi Glass Fire Clay Products will be paid br Co. and Walsh _— prom at Washington University to-|Co., which Walsh founded. Many morrow night include Messrs. and employes of the various concerns Mmes. G. Dale, ©. E. Cullen, F. H.| he was interested in are expected to) Isaac Lippincott, W. P.| attend the funeral. Hughes, W. Misses Peggy Steele, Eleanor Mc- | i that I could do anything on any P&-| their family, and have met many so- Cormick, Georgia Hughes, Winifred |9792 Indiana avenue, church editor per and do it better probably than'| the person who was now doing it. I| said a lot more like that. “I wound it up as I recall after) this fashion: ' “"*This is positively your last | chance. I have grown weary of | studying the wall paper design in tion of my own worth forbids me do-| ing business with your head office. boy any longer. Unless you grab me| right away I will go elsewhere and. leave your paper flat on its back|and Mrs. McHenry will make their|™” Mich. right here in the middle of a hard! summer, and your whole life here-| after will be one vast surging regret. | | tions considered in the order in| flirts save stamps. | clally prominent Italians, who made their sojourn a pleasant one. -_ Mrs. Arthur C. Garrison of 5240 Westminster place and her daughter, Mrs, J. Howard McHenry, are epend- ing several weeks in Paris. were expected home early in April, postponed, according to a gram received Monday by Mr. Mc-| Henry. Mr. McHenry recently came | to St. Louis from Cincinnati, and he! home here. As Miss Frances Garri- son, Mrs. McHenry was a popular belle of three years ago. Miss Ruth Curby, daughter of Mrs. | Cc. J. Curby of 4 Washington terrace, | will return home this afternoon from | jte They | Suests will participate will open the/| | ball, and the coronation will follow. your anteroom. A modest apprecia-| but the date of their return has been | cable- | ” -. Ban co, March 21, Matso- nme : | Francis _. Honolulu, 7, Write, wire or call at the above ad- drees.”’ On the basis of this letter Mr. Cobb received four offers from New York newspapers. This seems to us dis- tinctly to the credit of the editors. Mr. Cobb turned out to be one of the| best equipped newspaper men of his generation, but it doesn’t sotnd to us like a very funny letter. “The Conning Tower of yester- day's date,”’ writes J. H. G., giving credit to F. P. A. where he has not sown, “ridicules Archbishop Hayes’ advice to women with froward hus- bands. Evidently the writer does not read his Bible, or he would see that St. Paul gives much the same counsel.”’ But we know all about Bt. Paul, as a matter of fact, and we have “!- ways thought he did more to dis- tort the true spirit of Christianity than any men who ever lived. However, a charge rather more disturbing than that of attempted undermining of religious faith comes from A. R. C., who read some para- graphs which we wrote about Babe Ruth and writes: “It is just such prattling and thinking by you and your ilk that cause capable but ees!- ly influenced ball players to imagine they can be bigger than the fale they play. What is the result? They flutter and then alight in one grand crash. regain their old composure. And al! this because a few columnists, who are widely read, in order to fill their columns, must say something. You, therefore, are toiling harm.” Perhaps we had better return to religion after all and abandon a sub- fect such as professional baseball, about which people feel so seriously. HEYWOOD BROUN. EDUCATION FOR PROFITABLE USE OF LEISURE TIME STRESSED Editor Points to Life of oJhn Bur- roughs in Illustrating Combination of Vocation and Avocation. Education wes emphasized as in-| struction leading to the profitable employment of leisure rather than training for vocations by Dr. John H. Finley, editor of the editorial page of the New York Times and former professor of politics and his- tory in Princeton University. in an address last night in Hotel Chase to approximately 600 persons gathered in the interest of the John Burroughs School, to be established in St. Louis County. } Dr. Finley drew largely from the life of John Burroughs to illustrate an ideal combination in which a task coincided with choice of occupation hed the task been unnecessary. Allen D. Albert, formerly a news- paper editorial writer. also 4is- cussed “The Future Leadership in St. Louis” and tndicated that cduca- tion should seek to stir native qual!- ties rather than to pour in upon a child the essentials of leadership. Louls H. Egna, president ef the school, presided. Some are lucky if they -ver. Easter holidays. | of Mrs. |of\7366 Maple avenue, parties during the next few days. Her marriage to J. Raymond Lynch of Chicago will take place soon after Easter. Today Mrs. Harold at a bridge party in her honor, and given by Mrs. Harold Kattelman of |6139 Pershing avenue. Miss Lors Jonah will) be hostess at a |party Monday afternoon at her home, 6865 Pershing avenue. Mrs. Frank J. Reedy of 5885 Nina place | entertained a group of friends in- tomorrow a bridge luncheon will be | Dobbs’ Ferry, N. Y., to spend the! ' ; Miss Marie McCloskey, daughter | Part Saturday for New York, where Charles’ Carter McCloskey will be the honor guest at several prenuptial | Miss Teryse Schild. Bradley Phillips of 6946 Kingsbury | lumbia University, will speak tonight | boulevard will entertain 16 guests|in the auditorium of the School of | ; ’ ‘ bridge | formally last Tuesday in honor of the bride-to-be. | Miss Thekla Bernays of New York ‘is the guest of her nephew, Eric Bernays, and Mrs. Bernays, at their home, 6381 Waterman avenue. Mrs. Bernays will be hostess at a bridge party Friday afternoon. Word cecmes from San Pedro, Cal., of the return to the United States of 3419 Hawthorne boulevard, and Mrs. J. W. Anderson, after a trip to Hono- lulu. They landed in Los Angeles March 17. The Players of the Artists’ Gui!d will present three one-act plays next |Tuesday night at the Guild, for | members of the Players and their guests. The first, by |O'Neil, a 8t. Louis playwright, ‘called “Ambition:” the second. by Bugene O'Neil, “Before Breakfast.” and the third is by Kenneth Good- called Mrs. S. J. Keiffer of 56918 De Giv- erville avenue has sent out invita- tions for a bridge luncheon she will Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mever of” ' ' | ‘night at a meeting of the board | | ' George | ' is | ‘man Sawver and Ben Hecht, and is | “The Hero of Santa Maria.” | |give the afternooon of April 6 at the Missouri Athletic Association. There will be 100 guests. | | Plans have been made for the an- nual ‘““Mellerdrammer,”’ given by tle. Washington University Thyrsus 6)- clety, to take place this year in the Mary Institute auditorium, Tueslay afternoon and evening, March “8. Uncle Tom's Cabin has been select +] as this year's vehicle, and the fol- lowing is the cast: «ncle Tom, by Dudley Thomas; Gumption Cute, dy Hale Nelson; Little Eva by Ellen Barber; Topsy, by Charlo'te ‘Coombe: Eliza, by Edmonia Rich- ‘mond, and George Harris by Walter | | Hellinger. | The other characters will 0>e: |Allan McMath as Simon Legree; 8 |A. Collom as Deacon Perry: Morgan |} Beatty as Shelby; Mall Baetz as Ha- iley; Robert Berger as Marks: Flo-r- ence Hemely as Marie; Polly Ewine as Aunt Ophelia: Noe) Baird as Em- meline and Jane Sante as Casey. The patronesses for the funior | ps , ea church and Anne Kinnaird are con of the 8t. Louis-Times, died testants for the honor of being crowned Hatchet Queen, and the |Barnes Hospital last evening of heart four unsuccessful candidates will at-|trouble. The funeral will be held nd her as maids of honor. ‘at 2 p. m. Saturday at Emmaus Lu- A promenade in which the |tneran Church, 2289 South Jeffer- in all ison avenue. Schaap was a native of Holland, Mrs. A. M. Heinie of 1437 Burd avenue announces the engagement of her. daughter, Miss Gertrude Heinie, to Randall Cole of Port Hu- The wedding will take place in June. Jewish schoo! at Utrecht. to the United States as a youth, and became a believer in Christian teach- ings, and a teacher in institutions of the Lutheran Church in Minnesota. ommears He etudied for the ministry, but The Guild of the Grace Methodist | jater went into newspaper work, Church will hold an Easter sale sod being employed in Chicago, New fancy articles Saturday in the par- lors of the Gatesworth Hotel. Qua & Mr. and Mrs. Alois Schwartz of the Branscome Hotel, and thetr gon, Preston Barton Schwartz, will de- York and Cincinnati! before he came to St. Louis five years ago. His widow and two sons survive him. Schaap was accustomed to hegin his day’s work at 4a.m. An article written by him and published re. ,cently in The Modern View, a Jew- \ish weekly, was widely reprinted in religious papers. lit was entitled a la ge a hiragge ng wer a _relate ow, following iis early Dr. Otis W. Caldwell to Speak. addi of the Hebrew Scriptures, he Dr. OUs W. Caldwell, director of | had come to believe in the divinity the Lincoln School attached to Co- | of Jesus Medicine of Washington University, ‘SOUTH SIDE SCHOOLS IN PAGENT on “Some Efforts to Improve agg ‘Entertainment Tomorrow Will. De- tion.”’ His talk will be under the auspices of the 8t. Louls Country| pict Development of Schools and Libraries. Day School. | A pageant depicting historical and The Lincoln School was} established by the Rockefeller Foun- | |legendary events in the development t neet ode -onditions. ; lum to meet modern conditions. Ihe! «¢ public echoels and ibraries Preston Schwartz will be married April 10 at the Hotel Ambassador to dation to experiment with a curricu- public interested in education is see /be presented at Cleveland High ‘ | } asked to attend porate 025 ahass teneceey alah, at & tae : tive project of the Carondelet Dr. Selecman Heads University. ltagelgs ; By the Associated Press. branch of the Pubite mea and the DALLAS, Tex. March 22.—Dr.|®hools of the vicinity. Charles C. Selecman, Methodist pas-|_ Students of the Cleveland High tor here, was elected president of | School and of the Blow, Carondelet, Southern Methodist University last|Wes Peres, Lyon, Scruggs and Wood- of | Ward schools, together with mem- trustees, to fill the vacancy created bers of the library staff, will have by the resignation of Dr. H. A. Boaz/ part in the pageant, which was writ- last June after he had been elevated, ten by Mrs. Anna P. Mason, librarian to a bishopric by the conference of at the Carondelet branch. The the Methodist Episcopal Church,! “Pipes o’ Pan,” a number including | South. Dr. Selecman has held pul-| several dances, will be a feature. An pits in St. Louls, Mexico, Moberly| admission fee of 25 cents, with 10) and St. Joseph, Mo.; New Orleans!cents additional for reserved seats, and Los Angeles. will_be charged. De We are showing a large selection of beau- tifully engraved and printed Easter Cards, 5 Cents - Also a Loree Assortment of BIRTHDAY CARDS —and Cards of All Occasions Bicycle Playing Cards, 3 decks............$1.00 Leather Playing Card Cases................75¢ S'S ION Ee eee oe y ae PLES ee ‘417 North Broadway er Ri ga It is expected that similar tributes) and was educated in an orthodox, He came. will | coping will basin. At one side a large bird, with a child sitting upon its back, forms the From a shell in water pours. Across the basin a group of frogs spout water. cost of the design is $6000. The fountain wi}l be erected at the of two avenues center of the residential and manu-/ which Nelgon | founded adjoining Edwardsville, and | ion a tersection facturing The theme Principal setting. a child's part of carry community expressed is his upraised arms The the school grounds ee eee - ee Gen C. H. Carlton, 86, Dies. the Associated Press. ATLANTIC —Brigadier-General Carlton, 86, U. CITY, N. J., Mareh 22./% Henry retired, died of pneumonia at a hotel here yes- |terday. Gen. Carlton served through-'/ } out the Civil War, seeing most of his service as an officer of cavalry. Caleb : ws Founder of Catholic Society Dies. By the Associated Press. Mrs. ' ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Mare Eliza beth and for 20 years supreme president || McKowan, Clinton B. Evans, Editor, Dies. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 22.—Clinton Busell Evans, for many years editor (of financial publications and one of ‘ | ; a | i j Alexander Schaap, 64 years old, of | ' ADVERTISEMENT That Gleaming Hair ‘Comes From Using Olive Oil Shampoo ——_—— - =- | Today you see beautiful hair | everywhere. Hair that gleams. Women who have it have learned an important secret. They use the famous olive oil shampoo Hair ex- perts say that hair should never be washed without olfve oil shampoo. For they say that dry, brittle hair results. And dull hair is fever beautiful Now you can have the olive oil shampoo in its | most delightful form. in the Cheaply, at i Se CU aC CARMANIA CARONIA te ere N | ANCHOR | ANCHOR- DONALDSON i. Cherbou AQUITANIA ..... MAURETANIA....Apr.17 May 8 May 28 RBERENGA N. Y. to Plymouth, Cherbourg & Hamburg. BAXONIA ar TYRRHENIA Apr. 18 N. Fa ase (Queenstown) & Liverpeei. RIA.. R re and Southampton. Apr.10 May 1 May t?2 .Apr.24 Mayis5 Jane 5& June 28 May 23 Boston to Cobh (Queenstown) & Liverpeel. LACONIA (new). Aor. 7 Mayi2 SCYTHIA (new)...May 26 June 23 July 26 N. ¥. to CAMERONIA ASSYRIA | | N.Y. to Piymouth. Cherbourz & Lenden. =: AUSBONIA (new)...A |_ANDANIA (new).. | Aes fen. See ew ks Pde hele | ALBANIA (new)...Apr.28 June? July 7) |: 1188 Olfve St. Lendeonderry aad G (new) Mar.31 ..Apr.20. May 19 Janelé . & Free Rides in a Real Aeroplane For full particulars, Novelty Aeroplane Party Next Sunday Afternoon at CAS 9 Bi _—o Novelty Aeroplanes to All Attending TWO ORCHESTRAS attend eur GATT HALL Gs, ste |) = MATINEE SATURDAY—BEST SEATS $2 MEDAL ™ "ST MUSICAL HALL NEW YORS | Seats for All Performances. | Al OLMES : AT Caco ersomtor sat 7mm Passion at love for children and nature. The memo- rial will be a fountain with basin, 18 feet long and 12 feet wide. A granite | surmount the shallow estimated in the 22. | founder | |of the Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent! Association, died of pneumonia last night. home. Just get a bottle of PALM- | | OLIVE SHAMPOO. At any drug store or department store. It quickly brings back the lovely sheen to your hair. Leaves it beautifully soft and giossy. You will marvel at the im- provement! | | ' SAXONIA . _..May 19 June 30 Aug. 4 New York to Mediterranea : | Tuscania (new) ., dune + eee Mee oe *Via Halifax. *Callse at Bosten. See your lecal Cunard Agent, or write Cunard & Anchor 5. 8S. Lines the most distinguished writers on, be-- vev*--lar. He had been tll twe business topics in the country, died ‘weeks with pneumonia. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS — PHOTOPLAY THEATERS - uw ae ror “PEG 0° MY HEART” WITH LAURETTE TAYLOR o- 4 Wonder Urgn'st THE GARUEN UF EDEN Special «o-@ >... 7 a ne ro Feature starts 1 :30—3:30—-5:30-——7 — —— AGNES ‘omedy—-New ( DAVE SILVERMAN’ Buster Keaton “THE ELECTRIC | HOUSE" | i Stage Presentation with James Stevens, Sudworth Fraser, | Kendall Capps ! Laurette Taylor, TESTRA Buster Keaton, ** ORC STARTING SATURDAY THE WORLD PREMIERE or . ‘ . ‘ reo Jackie Coogan in ‘‘DADDY First Time on Any Screen at the Grand Central, West End Lyric, Capito! Also “HAM” HAMILTON in "NO LUCK": 36 9:30 - ee wWestind fie " ” Today and Tomorrow Only AYRES Prijiiant Sociefy Drame +6 ‘“‘A Daughter of) Luxury EP BP Rg Em ge res + RRR a TE A Ma oar a Se ee ee ee e—Scenic 8s ORCHESTRA = tt = Mats. 15c to 50c Great Big All-White Show This, Playing at Sensible Prices 2:15 — TWICE EVERY DAY — 8:15 ‘* Aladdin and the Wonderful , Eves 25c to $1.00 SATURDAY Burke & Durkin, Renee Robert Collins & Collins, GEORGES News Pictures; The International Actor Mr. LOU TELLEGEN In ‘‘BLIND YOUTH’”’ .& Giers-Dorf SYMPHONISTS tera and Sime Neary Du FRANNE Wanda Hawley Kennedy & Berle sa Wm. FARNUM Tom Gantschi ‘‘Brass Commandments’’ Claire Adams Lovernberg, Sis- “THE WISE BIRD” “BABES IN THE WOODS" . WEEBA BEG. y anabin Pi Nights, 50c to $2.5 HUBERT JEEEERSYY ee, + SUNDAY, MAR. iY MATINEE WED., 5 SYLVIA . | Geemeeaenneanae == ‘ . M a D mar Theater - 1 ‘THE MYSTERY BOX” or}? vag ‘‘The Wonders of Radio’’ ; ~ SEE AND i] He it IN ‘ ‘ |, STATION ACTION || + | RADIO UIPMENT _ONBSBTRATION FIURNI | 613 OLIVE STREET. Ste eaaetion -. _— ate. | ALSO A DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM. ‘‘Dangerous Lies’’ and ‘*“Woman’s Hate’’ anal BY a eaaneereraonar ~vprarn -_- ented i. tt ee in his supreme PURPLE MASK.” ’ ue costumes, and a full tures weait agers wrday mati accom panied ja cent tax arenkall envelope The date set for wreck atarting WITIIIITISITIEITTITTI Leo Ditrichstein Napoleonic period of by Winthrop Ames, with its pic- complament. of thirty in the cant, wae choren by “The Committee of | resenting “Amérioa's Theaters Man- Association,” attraction to make a [ranecontt- ‘ ao the etil now be filled promptly by remittance pril l.at Shubert-Jefferson Theater NINTH AND “THE f the a taped Fry ° 803.8 SEE AND HEA STATION inve«dture of Three,” rep- “ee firet ‘| “The World’s : = hen i ‘ue lf-ed Bremen Theater “THE MYSTERY BOX” or | “*The Wonders of Radio”’ ASD ACTION A SPECIAL FEATURE, ee) Applause’ {7 - 3 re 2 : =e a H ' RARER Ai |, ZENITH RADI U xe hi DEMONSTRATION | 7 oe ‘|| KIESELMORST. 1007 St Leuwls ts f he DELMAR Continueus Show. 11 Great A.M. te 11 P.M 7—OTH NEWS-TOPICS- **AROUND (IN PERSON) ANDY GUMP “HE TH sha xO BF wre NOLLaR’ ROBINSON'S MIDNIGHT STRCOPATORS TEN JAZZ MANIACS OF MELODY ER BIO potas FARBL THE WoO in i8 DAYS ‘COLUMBIA — *. 11 A. M—Continueus Detly—11 PF. HART & HELEN A Ri pe pe o—— pan nara | DELMONT AT CLARA ELINOR GLYN'’S es ta re ei « * a set “ 4 as er E conto I] Priscilla Deas end RIVOLI # * tt “FLAME OF LI > S py, ~* a 7 in , ee : ox hd a a Wallace > =

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«ll al 2a SC OOS ae ' ’ ——n. —_— en | stitutional amendment to increase | BRAND-NEW, LATEST s € sunday Post-Dis ’ DISAVOW KNOWLEDEGE © :x2v2ir" 8 PcewcaSe Brag c T stieers Roca 1 'Louts Court of Appe rom th LOW , : “s . | L ule ¢ u ppeals } as er ye 2 | O A | 8 . | pAsver seeey laren ae The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that/of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Conibined. ue a ; fi ——S 10a those in any Other St. § a “OEARKANSAS HANGING — rr fo Pht F F SKIN BREAKS) Ladies otimt” (§ \ |TCAPES ™e | Members of Citizens’ Committee fo oleh 7 Bly? , Hat For Spring |” 303.2." | Hand Gee 3 \eee || DRESSES ‘ 4 e ect a . or pring | Not Authorize Act. \) oe Pe , | | ¥; “de | | Be ONE Leo \ You save half. / Tene Spring runs to lighter —— in men’s Hats and RR i : OF Mos ot Spring samples Siaanena we have all the new colors and shapes for you. | HARRISON, Ark., March 22.— A PPLY | | PH | | ki Par ee! A. | ing New York mabe . ) germs. The real potcelain | he ssid 17 bridges on the road had | to-the-minute stvles at the lowest prices. HER® dlockaders. ) . | “ies Often they were caught in ee oe eee eer. oo te Since February, 1921. | 7 | : i | ae OF Wich cecurred on three | Materials are of the finest quality. All seasonable colors in- HP® reason of their great speed, th in one solid piece | ights fr Jan. 9 to 12 this | . gt map, “hale” ns | —.f : epee ay cluding black, Best of silk linings used in Coats and Suits and Ee the harbor. Once safely th every conceivable silk up-to-the-minute styles are represented in me | | prices high enough to pay for Him salt, for instance, which could ~ . oe main efforts are to please.and convince you that you can 2 + : , year. | An ash_ refrigerator, Judge W. Wood of Marshall. a| like picture, lined with member of the Citizens’ Committee, | | our costumes. , ot ; ; porcelain , em part od the roe for the | ii. The &t Richmond for $1700 in gold is an unus- $ els ontone voten pam gna, We defy competition. All we customer. Our policy—we are, i ' gan and brought $5500 in Rick 5 6 nak 90y a eee ne ER 27 ge Ste eet rea Nm cotton in Charleston for 4 cen tinue the strike and citiezens voted | ual value, against its ieeGuseties.” He caid | compel you'to buy. Our guaran- Se oe ‘teu, Gai ‘ And in Richmond you paid ¥ | the committees were formed, not to} tee—Satisfaction or money re- an. ‘qaiediininne eniued. Ciett oni: ton | | bottle of brandy which he had seg ta og but to find out | funded. Our aim—a_ satisfied: convinced. | r : Even today, $25 a quart seems : Wee surance rates upon blockade a Pee | tain of such a boat received 1 Select Your Refrigerator Now MAN. STRUCK BY DRY AGENT, eran] 30h bee: Per nee ictal Pasdlibie We have many refrigerators for less than $56 and SUFFERS FRACTURED SKULL |Z HEER'Y oe $. : ‘ Specially Priced| JIMMBwes su extremely profitable o , c 3 ae : ia some.all-porcelain metal bound refrigerators for $200, —— | | ito and many styles in between. At the low prices we are Bartender Injured by Fedcral Dep- | _ 60 it was no wonder that it bee Early in the war the Confe now quoting home-managers should anticipate their uty L. J. Gatter During Search of r Aa s it nothing else to aim at. After \ , NS | ) | | | ny) Sie «1D a much battered condition, SA warrant. As they entered, O'Brien | models: short and lon oY \\esources S3 went from behind the bar, took a ae ; ; & (AY, . | | 250 showroom samples and | it of breaking the blockade. pint bottle from his pocket and etiects, plain tailo1 ed i yy % » @ ; eos . : Sal- | a the modern steel-clad battleshi threw it into the stove. Deputy Gat- 2 | oe rf aS 1 3 surplus stock, including rr ce (To Be ter struck him and he fell. The Dep- and empromderea eCr- i] He | | | tonia with Summer fur col if aa et ee ee fects: a marvelous se- f a) ia . | ston | | | lars, silk Canton Crepe, Capes rien living rooms, where they f ~pen f ——— : f / . — : ; confiscated four gallons of liquid, lect ion to choose from : \ | f 1 1, We : | Sty A aromag verse _ acer. ; | [eee i dl 1. i oe S) abrics. Coats. i ) Over $3,500,000 suspected by them of being ‘‘moon , . by us In 1922 BN shine” finest wool materials, covert, plaid pole cloth. and | ; a big assortment of sport At the prohibition enforcement of- Over $3,500,000 was loaned by the Ind i av i L black 3,500, dustrial I. . lli tab. navy and olack, ‘ . pote ow enlby tes Coats. Besides the many pany ‘ 10> ‘ ' | fice today it was said Ninn ©'Brien any in Yeu, {hO money cing usefully employed in was fined $100 a vear ago in Federal > ae : financing the economic needs of individuals and for the ‘Court for “bootlegging,’ and that Lin Lil ( i this WOn- samples we include our regu-'t. development and expansion ot small business enterprises. lar stock reduced to this low price. All,the new color com-§ — a Yi We YW, Ws, Me, — 3 x) BANA - Li UU by) St. * so 9 : eneht bv this serTy\- } ‘} : ; . ice. Step into any m - libition officers whose presence ’ P y one of these drug Stores and get an disrupted a New Year's eve party at va Sy i >| Specially Priced ; Hodiamont and Easton : | livan. ; A P i * | Sicko * s ..Grrand and Gravois , : | on inkelmann & Son....Virginia and Meramec : | OUR $2.25-FULI-F » gl Schneider ...+.Broagdway and ( hippewa MULES SOLD ON POUND BASIS | ‘: Very sheer: black and Roos, Be ncig®. -----Union and Florissan WHEN TRADERS FAIL TO AGREE Bee || tome with anenite Cope. ; 10 a. urmb 1923 F. (;srand : z se : F : OUR $2.65 SILK LACE CLA The BAe store = Ferguson, Mo. S Owner Gets 80 Cents More Per Head . chege aye” eg oe J. weooer. . 7159 Manchester | Than He Asked—Original ’ | 2 | Diack oMly «6. .++seessens ous pm emeame s Pharmacy ...... Kirkwood Si Demand Refused y Be fb OUR $2.25 PURE SILK & Application# for amounts larger than $500 should be made at o iii pee a 1 tf : , - y . . a os tee ac Pr we Boe —s —_ = oes —— " peneele of mules has become close y be : Full-fashioned with ltele signed, must be brought to thie office for approval and payment. We : dickering on the East St. Louis mar- : ; b black only. . 4 3 then also refund the Sc you paid ‘he druggist for the form. Si ket. commonly asserted to be the , OUR KARGES No. 300: Lo Ra f Ind | iS largest in the world in. an B : : isle ten , wer Rates for Industrial Loans ine anil ee NE a if ! ae ee, Cores | : 4 ie ae S - 3 ; , ounty, > A w wl value....-5— The Industrial Loan Company will in future make loans au lL, appeared yesterday with 26 : onderful , on the following basis: a a | § mules. He demanded $125 a head. i, * , ' On loans from $1,500 to $5,000 6° interest S Ed Barnett, a buyer at the National ie: i. ; we ee On loans from $500 to $1,500. ...............7% interest § Stockyards, asserted they were not | i. OUR $1.00 PURE SIDA RS 2 4 Px SS basis of 13 cents per pound. Jacks@ my |fccepted. The mules weighed in at grade silks, in $29.95, $25.00, $19.95—NOW : my 6 $125.80 per head. So far as is re- :; ; is eds: plain and com- MATERIALS OF - ee , i Se. = | The House yesterday killed the Sen- SS PS a ke Pe Ss mate joint and concurrent resolution < ey — . . a. “a ' , SEE prowding for submission of a con. STEWART’S, 413-415 N. 6th ST. d

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: -j e | ii cgnday Post-Dispatch a a | . a dvertisers Receive wales SPORTS, MARKETS, | mn R CENT MORE CIT a De ses in any Other Be ere LATION 3 WANTS, REAL ESTATE | THREE. — Sf. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, WARCH 23, (9250 re a PAGES 23—10 A “AMERICAN HIS TOR Y FREE! FREE! osx a ou save half. Late a | st ng samples from lead- FO R C HIT. D. Gillette Safety Razors York makers. it Three Blades put up in neat box with every man’s or young man’s NEW Suit. p Sarr Bithe Fight of the iitenne ESS 1 ENS | tliat teen erenneatan $ | _ Began the rt of Steel-clad Battleships, Was the , G E O ER E ‘ ' Result of the Blockade of the Confe hal a 2 ‘ nfederacy. Men’s $20 Belted Whip- ast cord Gabardine Coats, - | , Bellows pockets, : ‘ Kee th pleated backs . .. $9 50) Departments: Banking Bond Corporation Real Estate Leal Real Estate Public Relations Safe Deposit Savings Trust Mb e sees... “33 ia Men's $25 Genuine Gab- $14 AN — _ We Close at : , ardine Coats ..... ' 7:45 P. M. Men's $25 Two-Pants $14 Al} Suits, tweeds, etc.... ' P at Door Men’s All-Wool Blue $12.50 ‘ Serge Suits . 7 ' spusinatiiiaieneiliatiamailii Ph ches awe ep etd > Wien’s $35 Two-Pants $19 Al) | Suits. . = ' . Men's $15 Rilue Serge Suits. $8.50 po ; es r Boys’ $15 2-Pants Confirmation Suit are Moving ; 5 he 7 g0.75 ‘ . . e — ‘=: : Boys’ $7 2-Pants Suits.......$4.75 m St. Lous. The = ; Ros’ Plue serge Sits b, > On Bond Issue and the ae ‘4 Royse’ $2.00 Serge Knickers §1.00 Ce ° 7 ? — ‘ Roys’ $1.50 Play Suits rite ommunity und went = . “Yankee Boy” Stockings.......20c over with flying colors. : Men's $82 Madras Shirts, Collars on te : ne” ER | ilinds Sekai ote. snes LL" Building permits for Men's $5 Silk Shirts , $2.95 P.. a OE Nes fi. By HENDRIK VAN LOON, \\ N rOV"W™ \ 3 RO] LR | \ ha: heen : i}? Oo Mu and brought $5500 in Richmond. You could buy a pound of . praised at o,000 10 $10,000 a front foot Union Eiecrric Licut AND Power Co. totton in Charleston for 4 cents and sell 31 for $2.90 in Laverpooi. As the Bond Issue gyets 1n its good work, values Refunding and Ke xtension Mtge. (5s) | ile of rand i ck og A tee Sold Ene I nd for 7 they should inerease.. Property of such great value due 1955... pes oo 'e va oe 5.95% ' tle 0 ranagyvy whnien ne nad purenased in ngiane or io cent } as. , ; nis : ' ‘ | ) ve made to'vield a good return, and must : - Even today, 7 a quart Seems ver y high for hootle od 4 br andy : “he RECEIVING’ SETS ; a) . — Me A . : - lL)r T ROIT ("17 y (;AS . Q. 7 ropy ates upon blockade runners ene BE, and the got 2000 Ohm Manhattan Head Phones. $3.75 lave “expert Supervision. ; First Mortgage (Os) Due 1947> “ie .6.00°% noi such a boat received 1000 pounds a month pay, instead of} 3000 Oh ; : : | ? . | m Manhattan Head Phones, $4.75 ’ _ a ae \ aaa : : / Ze 30 pounds he had been used to getting. Yes, blockade running | Bi) w Coil Q We offer to property owners the service of RupoLtpen Wuriitzer Co. : : ially Priced a an extremely profitable business, and full of thrills as well, | era re, 100-ft Coil J9¢ real estate specialists who are backed by the Debenture (6s) Due 1938........ 6.10%," 60 it was no wonder that it became yerv popular. 2 | Crystal Rec'g Set, complete $8.95 added responsibility oft a Trust Company. . Early in the war the Confederates took an old merchantman Alarm Clock O8¢ { 5S CENTRAL INDIANA POWER Co. d the \ : fed it} It w : Real Estate Department * . : S _ the Merrimac, and roofed it —_ bag pre & “ 1. Ball Bearing Roller Skates. _$1.49 First Mortgage Collateral and ‘) TT ‘) Q rls) - : , ' , . ° ~ ‘ ue ot the year 1862 when she sailed boldly f Speed tb Auto Luggage Carriers 89¢ @ We invite applications for loans on Impro\ ed Retunding CS |’ are 6.40% . Harbor to break the blockade. n her first day she did very well. 90137 Tub $1.19 ' ‘cs with bus: destroying three Federal ships. But the next day she encountered Ox ? Guar, Aner 1udeS te property, or applieations from OWnerS WITH Dilsi- We recommend these bonds for investment. : a queer looking craft. for all the world like a raft. with a round Schraeder Air Gauge 85¢ ness huilding projects In view. "aS es ails w has ) , t A] ~ : oh q ’ es iron turret upon it. It was theAatneu Monitor, a tily built uN ee ne cae po ae Real Estate Loan Depariment Bond Department days from a design made by John Eriesson, a Swedish imm | plete. The best prices Im the city. / nt. A fierce battle ensued between the two strange looking Weekly Ad Prices cood until Thurs ; Vessels. but luek was all against the \ierrimac. Her shots glaneed dav night. March PY off the smooth round sides of the Monitor's turret and there was ; raps . hothing else to aim at. After four hours the Merrimae withdrew industrial Hardware CO. ; - . : ina much battered eondition. and abandoned her ambitious plan at and Morgan Sts. : 1 s s ft a { 1 QO nN S “A> s E- om samples and & breaking the blockade. From this battle we date the era of ee \ k, including Sal- the modern steel-clad battleship ’ Radio material is bought and soic Summer fur col. (To Be Continued.) through Post-Dispatch Wants. ee J nton Crepe, Capes _— Ba na Lr J ue : : : Los. at o ‘ . ‘ ivia and high pile | ame \ 7 Receiving Deposits - ee Friday—Last Day : / th 7 pole cloth and E x Ih | \ Broadcasting Success riment of sport f oO . AY / } ee sides the many . oO ur : : / t “4 include our regu- / uced to this low aad e | See vole od 8 rin osiery Sale — Tune ae of course; silk and J ed and lined, in a - F nge of sizes-—— : ™ REMEMBER—6niw ena Real Reductions Pric Quality and Real Reductions a : f y — . f . ~~ 9 t Women’s Hosiery Extra Special! OUR $2.25.) 114.-FASHIONED CHIFFON so ‘§ l 65 Tr 3 ery sheer: black and colors; lisle tops, ’ ’ Some with all-silk tops WOMEN: Ss s OUR $2.65 SILK LACE (LOCKS ee

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: 4 ' THURSDAY. ' : ae 3 a MARCH 7 197% ne Approxim: ately pt that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times f “ombined. The Citv Cire ulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH lo Be ‘ a er 5 - wea ST. LOUIS: POST- “DISPATCH . on aa eo er eS re a a tti is ee tts ta bother wi eetieikss Prom SENATE DI ANS i | om ioe mc ame ‘ethe aut ut = a Beauly Ve Vermicelli | iw Yok : { Biuhiit oofsa 4 nd \fiea in ’ — : - hook _ he se SSS se —= - \ e nethiken 4 ne MOLL’S | yin rrcness f no fo “ \a —— = fa the Best : 7 . . 4 > It's the 5735 EASTON CUTty L1u8 : : 4108 OLIVE “Dispatch Wants. Delmar and De Raliviere 6104 FASTON A \\ y, — == — 7 . J 276 SKINKER ‘ ee } Sea er EEN, a Gee | Dept. rer N BOYLE | QB \\y 2 ee sane TOW ~n Delicatessen Vep \ a \y i Gig) ) GROVE : y a Country Clu . FRIDAY AND DELLMAR (old Staw—The most wetdertul sou Stitt ‘ , 2 £ “ i VETS . ? aver Gapeed; seg. "Be: 35c 5620 DELMAR ~~ we | , 923 DE MUN MIT ak / ; or ; MILTON = —— — 579 ADELAID! Wee ee ’ , Appetit Sild—in hee. P . . 99 1064 HA “= . | rie MS aol we _ ye 67c | : Snooping Committee of 4287 MANCHES- — = PIT V/ 4581 LACLEDE 5. See —— NDS : : a ow? | —SSC : reR WAI SS Wf Vij a a - See TIES ~v : a Five Holdover Members | S Vit pitti R | . b Sas Ahi “a —_ 7 — . 5 : : 4 roposed in esoiution Vv ' ris : . S , Keg , KROHN AWALITY = . a : ' | SIXTH AND PRASKL Fish & Poultry Dept. 1ST. LOUIS KOUNTS = J 4! c re, SRG + =} ) This old 100% Home Institut Fresh Boffale, 19c Senator Cave. INSTITUTION re ? . a Seo UT ——~ ein ect has never disappointed its eer Ib. Ve are headquarters ter IEPFERSOS ‘TY March 22 nie is an . . y Free - 2 — a —_- = - oe oa 4 — 4 — ..% gomers : t, or whole side mS ines O08 ental s ee e Se! copie ' v2 : . Fruit and Vegt. Dept. - o. ieder , ' ive CAMPFIRE MARSHMAL- 4 Pounds 2 C = ——" B. & M.; 13¢ aS Jet " ee Sch c i oe ’ . —— . ¥ Onions—Fancy Red tilobe. lic lance du next ei 1 | of LOWS. package : ois M tis = = ——— Bil’ i MILK al Hawaii's finest plantations. i § Rae ir smile 2s = ' ‘ \- ber: sensor soa aly ro) A _ an ee fe yt rT) oO aw bes . . a Sig) BONELESS BOILED HAM ne Hawaiian —. GRATED PINEAPPLE... carne al aes 7 the State of Washitisten PAUL’ S FAMOUS they are the finest merchandise 0° af icEBERG A Bernd “saree =| LETTUCE — 7 Clu b “VM An from crisp. » ; a 4 ‘eetad ADD: ‘pe : App le Butter . purest f spices: 38-o7r. quart Mason jar ine nplie. Currant, Raspberry ar Grape — — Pure Fruit Jelly | = weckel; Hapaed Grinkiog guess oe | Sine f > rev?) Tilttliriiiiie » VONDAI a i Hawaiian grown fruit Very great value & fine let of epecitativ getected Hams for this gale; nice. leon, exeel- lent finwer: ale world famous Pural wh Water | sliced —_— —--—— i? ‘ ery Sar ‘ake a. raw Bi ackberry, Loganbersr. —_— eaen OF Pineappl e alls “7 “- * SLICED BACON ee ee on le eee ae SALMON—Gold Bar Sock. 9Jp a ae Sardines Rrannech weiger Stvle liver Sanener — v— : a Senato: SALMON Sockeye Tri 24 Chi * § Skipper: can CRAB MEAT—Geisha: ‘, ATe oap ips Pet: can er tall can 1 SUGAR eo 25c ce mehasers ea aye; tall can CRYSTAL WHITE Marie Elizabeth (boneless) li rge —“iade by Welsels in Milwenk ee ihe est aan T ho FRESH ™ 7 Pives * t ¢ ee if - ; e + mete lb can With i Bar Lge Snow White ean and Pickett, Republicans CRAB MEATGeisha: 1 Br Creme Oil C Ses Tion: can Pork Loin Roast, itnesses and to BP ccc heats > Campbell's : BAKERY DEPT. oe apt 10g PreweRegeenn ealieciase at Size PIG STOLLEN filled with deti- er PE .. se OS cleus crushed fics, nuts, glaced wg — ve a of th ve Baked Can. fae 2? Lb. | | ine Ba =5 1 C & wi Gy, stint 7 ~e Lb. / . é Rs " Pkg. : : ; ten. Here's ene fer eer WUUUELUELLULLLOGELCGE LUGE LLU LLULLUCELLCGLLCCELLOGLLCeeE COLO LCCECoLE l | Cave airms ' ALMON —Choic ink; SMOKED MEAT Reade and Highways. The committee wo ss — 14¢ Tips Regular a ren! SOc valor "an c a a & - ) ‘oun! airn angie: *.-lb. can Purposes | of the Committee. lb. can Soap Pkg MEAT ates gee age ween d Bhs 2 a OYSTERS Niggerhead; 15 FREE! tnerity to *i tne @ a ol C LU whole or half, di ms hath § oo kek % ¢ ve iT Ted tent Ne dele eel WALNUT— Veal Shoulder or te Keep is iptimate (qi tects that Ma] CUMeSE ININOIS frutts. speciat 2 for 25c Teepe cone = commulitee of the Senare tor | GOLD BAR — EXTRA LARGE Large Pilg with whinoed orram. tage Bogs Scenes us oe | HALVES—IN HEAVY SYRUP— Size uce this quality confection, Sc a GROCERY SPECIALS | “We prat Hes “I- gern Information CALIFORNIA’S FINEST Can, Holly Peach Butter—Se * can, filled bic project. The road law ts sith delicious «spread fer » eur 1S5c ( "AED oe aPant« bread. per can oe ” Nateral Brown Rice. 12' c eeitated at ? ae r th ohe ‘ ae) ‘ e the i nw \ fenduras White Rice 25c | S Ths. for ame , bee » Rutter 3 bow 5. a . i ra aia eee B Ryn | t ; C Down =| TASTY COOKIES >i Ther will aff ask vee , . from Se te 26 for Goes =i ' the same quality: tb. ee (|e Rabbits ane tal 3 for 25¢ GENUINE NORWAY CORN MACKEREL Tm i PEAS Dee Geee soles matter fryetal White soos Tr. 2G. Newhbtha Sane Per Bw Be Delmar Cteh Sa ties c affee Sorte SSc Sashor m “Wavenr she CANDY ‘DEPT. We hase the mass hich .* BD an EASTER CANDIES fhecelate Marshmaiteuw Fee«—— Derren 10c Ter bes of 1°° Feex Ae ‘ heeaolate Bia bebe tt o—Ea_hi-l . (nt be 1 Me Malte’ Wilk Checelete Feee—Fa \ Theeelate Covered Vanilla Fee+— Pach : te Peeter Neste Milled with @ands Fee« — Pach 7a. Nerernted Marshmallow Fege— Pach 7 Niererated Marc Hamper Commission Scalloped Oysters | e every as Are made really delicious with Lea & Perrins’ Sence. Keep the bettle on the table. ce homeag a? LEA PERRNS real tte LID 2 eaeae lh Foulds ’ i . “nag hbetti en yams ss 1 ae. DELICA Potate Saied. Germans otyte. Cettsge Cheeer. =i TAFFY ng CHEESE IRS ee TAFFY ’ BARS «- 1 Gel ) ia ' rTTTTYTTT 0000060000008 0600 0000001040000 008881 TTYTVTTTYTTTI YT TT) ' tae ; : . : ' : . : ide : ‘ as ‘ . - - ae : ’ A A i. ; Wis ONSITS Peanat Batter’ Fish Specials Fresh White Fish, White Perch, ib. Halibut, Ib. “e Holland Herring, Seda { rackers SOC CheECTOESEOROEOCE , eat ENNANT SYRUP brings the yourig- crackers taste better with ik corte capa en igated sie sters home from me greeny in a curry Ny. B ¢ C akes ee C ee phe 7 @wieback. £ pkee for 2 > he Mecoubemsms. i> le "| COFFEE = PRENCH 8 eg pee “Se grea'es' Tas JEWEL corres te ' A ; Bete’ Chesse—* s as * *%o 2 ie vente 7it 4. 1a ' Swine Cheeae — Per plant Puiee- Telew pke Dow oe -| chor TEA =: Kraft: Pimento io CHOP te4 = oe te peg. ie ™ pke ise 4 : jreer pig %-i> pig Or Bulk ( ooo Te = “as oy 1 Oe hiereh oe fiend > es lte Cwantry { tah Breed e feo : . BREAD = > a : ° 9 fer . . , : ‘er . —— . + ad *a fu oh @ - oa ee So thick slice of bread spread thick with butter and with delicious Pennant syrup? ; inate pe te. 6 map-liv-tep ren love Pennant syru d s do, too. SALAD Y exiren vey | . = as ' sig Palisa. o ; onlay eatin Own vet eat Fa mnant syrup is mch, smooth and delicious. It is de- URESS! Od stant sur nee grout lightful for breakfast, and between meals. Order Pen- o°, Se ha re Yulistaction~ —: Protabic Maheup of Komenister nant sytup from your grocer today. TT MTTTT TTT TTT TTT TTT rT —Tre Tee Fine woole cus = er | ee Genuine Rvre Breed—!‘*,-'> ‘ (teh Rick leed takes , cach . A venders . Tee Comey CO ASPARAGUS “=.= @ O72 Se Kroger’s Soap Powder; a great big package Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans 2Sc Star Naphtha, 3 pkgs. [3c ; Ay a tom tailored suit LUX =~ 3 pkgs. 28c | RINSO, 3 pkgs. 16c | FAB, pkg. ..10¢ f=) J $45 to $60 GOLD DUST *="" 4c OXYDOL. ©“ 67¢ ore =i § PALMOLIVE, per bar....7c WALTKE, per bar Sem Gr ES -. Jet ON —Biack shée pelich. bet. . 120 rer n. 22 ~z > Soae Peotish “3 ~ 4 cas ~~ bated 2 ie 1 Shee Poll*h—Bieck er wm Catena show. can a pia pacha ras ————— Cf Al . ie Fels Naptha 2 — le TUTE TTT TTT TTT eee ee eee ee eee i it i Mill A*+*D RSA 54 ADA MACS LIPMPM «. mane re «oe AMOS JAMES (ROM PR CO Ct Peres 6 thr 1 Rewer eR Oe Pria Pennant Pees VME Teves . mis ee eT se gneee tees da . , ITS MAPLE FLAVOR IS—DELICIOUS! and Peanut Olls matey ture of « sage —— woul 3 or To GR XE . Sere te Please—Iry 2 Pound Today TO GROCERS: Your jobber sow hes Pennant Syrup end wil gladly €ll your orders DISTRIBUTED BY ‘Pallas Lore Sharp to Lectu UNION STARCH & REFINING COMPANY HOFFMAN BROS. ated at ty ct tay Plants at Granite (ity, Ml, and Edinburg, Ind ST. LOUIS, wo. idrese + St. Louis Representatives: LORENZ BROKERAGE CO.. 425 S. 7th St. af #rnoon af ’ 254600604000 008 TEELLGaTiiie Settee J one pyre PhiTtiilit SEETEREE Ta i ii 1 TH THT THT HHH if : —_— .

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH' 5) eneoneuerenenzenes etti is better with Bluhill ANY Seroaeest Wants. ee oe eee ee ee _—- The Insurance | wader St louis ‘wif ftihe > w ith ie Western Insurance Reviévw : ‘April 1, at which time the & Will change fron, a monthliyv | femimonthiy publication Brown is owner and editor of ox wm estern Insurance Review lather, Garrett Brow nm, ediced through . [nsurance header for 15 vears be Pur . Lis «se Ath laet vear Insurance Pa pers Combine. is to he consolidate i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT }REMLEY’ SIL TH AND PRANKL IN—“Where the ¢ rowds Go" This old 100% Home Institution—Th ed and hoosted RY ee eae be. AAAX ALE ’ % - iaasas t. ary it JUL. vs » Wes eee : : its thourands of cus- tante'e ss es's —_, whole CHE pp ec store OF THE PEOPLE. "hOPLE f of merchandise that money will buy FOR rd Pe Ora: : ee BREAKFAST BACON The Remley Store is the headquarters, for this prod. act has never disappointed , or whole side SMOKED HAMS The same quality you have always bought the Big White Store; | _> MILK FED VEAL ; BR A: -* Wae neton AY Independent tng Repair Co, Lnien Metor Car Ce. "4 Cheetnutr Ste 2000 BRiaine A Lents Tire & Service Coa. Versen one A Battery Service ao” M chi gan A * e P o - ADVE RTISE MENT Get Cadomene Mother and Dad HAVE THEY COME THROUGH THE WINTER WITH HEALTH AND STRENGTH UNIMPAIRED? if Not—Are They Nervous, Unable to Sleep Well? Are They Pale, Weak, Trembling, Short of Breath? Do They Tire Easily—_Seem All Run Down ? CADOMENE---THE TONIC SUPREME Cadomene Helped Mother 83 Years Old Dear Sirs; | have taken your Cedomene Tablets for some time and always with or Cadomene Helps Quickly! Enriches the Blood! Steadies the Nerves! Improves Appetite—Aids Digestion. cood results. 1 have recommended the Cadomene Improves Nutrition and Builds up Strength. [esther Bey fog ogi ge dues al) her own work, hee been taking Cadomene. and gives it credit for her |vmusier strength and fritality You beve my permission to tell others ebhout the results mother and I have received from Cadomene Tablets. Anna L. Stokes, 68138 Cornel] Ave., : Indianapolis, 1 Pittsburg Man Helped | Dear Sire: 1 was advised to try your wondesfu! tonic known as Cadomene Ted iets. After taking severe! boxes | began to fee! better, to sieep sounder, and my It Is the Blood and Nerve Tonic Supreme. Mother! Dear old Mother, and Dad, too, looked after you. cared for vou, when vou needed eare and help—Now it’s your turn to help them keep strong and VW ell in their de 4 lining years nervous”ess left me entirely. I ebhall be gied to recommend your remedy to ail sufferers. Yours truly James Sherk, 1230 Monterey &t., Pitebure. Pa.. N. & - Used Oadomene for Exhaustion. “T heve been taking sour Cadomene Tablets for exhaustion or genera) debility and find they are doing me a world of € — Mrs. w. R. Here, Butte, Montesa. Cadomene ‘‘Simply Wonderful’’ “] am taking Cadomene Tablets and find } analy y areas jr and find ak ; imed It’s so easy for old folks to getient; with a trembling weakness— a ‘sete eee ie eager all ron down during a severe win- due to “nerves.” Get Cadomene William Peiffer, 922 Pine St.. St. Louls. Ma ter. Tablets! ir erves haven’t| Be happy to see Mother or Dad ’ ome te yw Page gent flu,|regain good health, normal steength ‘*‘Did Me Worlds of Good’’ grip, indigestion, etc. Their age) jand steady nerves. Think of the; “I saw im the paper something thet wes prevents much exercise in the! reward that will be yours when ee Se oot — See open. Digestion is not so good—|you see these -_ old ee world’s of good. They ere the best appetite fails. The kidneys and from the distress that comes from|tonie I ever used.” liver function irregularly, followed) run -down state of the system— by pains, distress, disturbed sleep.jand then you will know the power Perhaps, too, they have “worries,”|0f Cadomene—and some day eo or grief and loneliness to contend|May need its help. Cadomene has with. All these weaken the vital-|been helping others for many ity of Mother and Dad. years and surely it should help Observe if Mother's lips are pale,| you and yours. almost white: does her skin appear’! bloodless, dull looking? Does she, Nurse Got Good Results “out of breath” easily; does| |) have been taking Caéémene Tablets et ¢ on her'end got good rernits from them and as i tire her to sweep or o be il eam e scree I ef! recemmend them feet? Is her circulation weak—) wherever a nerve tente ts needed. cold hands and feet? Perhaps) wre M. Fellmeftn, 1762 Eee Place. headache and neck-ache are pres-! Cleveland, Obie. ee SS SS aE ma ee Se * REWARD—The Blackburn Products Company, Dayton, Ohio, hereby offer a Reward of $1000 if 7 letter published is not the genuine unsolicited expression of the users of their Stronoth medicine, given without pay of any kind. - : For Sale by Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., Judge & Dolph ——— and ft. For Your Blood anda Nerves For Yi Ti 7 : Health and qa "THE ‘ Anmeuaned Presa Mews: appears exclusively : in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news- ‘ . paper field in St. Louis. | aD ayers oe te

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— te a POST.-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily GlobéDemocrat and the Times Combined. The Cit¥ Circulation of the Daily "6 ~* °'ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - : % Meade Ree Sire oe compesntln > | mer aaaaad ate br cee tréuen |. ADVERTISEMENT out the war DPepartrrent Head« Me«ponsible. Frects’ te the Poa Tienes JEFFERSON CITY ‘The Tianee veaterdc March 22.— any G@eficiencies in their ,ution ’ : hte rece lewts County provtatng tha il State departments be nort-‘lature prompted his action. passed a reso- mentsa within the next twe years wfative Cockrum of Cockrum sald deficiencies of about t heads $1,250,000 paid by the present Legis- )rare case. fied that they may be expected to. | enereus ents ¢f . vrethere who be held personally reeponsible ‘or ssiae et tates end whe veges sere i j depar-: Broadwayrat_Ohva= rR. A. Wilson, Who Disappeared After the Death, Has Family Mail Orders Promptly Filled La Salle Candies “FRESH TODAY AND EVERY DAY” BEST NUT CANDIES } COU | - si " : _ e - r c pers processed . ar ne Sugar. In order to present an opp: . A ~ Friday Special Extraordinary WOODLAND GOODIES AT... 325¢ hiack Ww mit erts, peanuts. BOX The gmemortrrier rises pecans a ’ . « \ : ’ ~ t be otherwise, as we use | :n d the pur- rtunity to fudge for EASTER SUND : gFarer : * ine ¢ a aa T hey ‘rater eee i ha and wv k w tha ey are pure and celiciou AY Is Only A e Na ™ eur or 'ers oh. | for the ‘ ; - . a | a —* See Our Complete Line of EASTER : CANDIES and NOVELTIES bout Eight Days Away Chocolate Maresh- rate Fabbits,. etc. are the product tea ara other socitai ‘n Peoria. Police Learn. In a search for Robert A. Wilson, ] a traveling salesman, whose arrest | was ordered following the death cf a woman purporting to be his wife in a rooming house at 3858 Wash ington boulevard. Tuesday morning the police equad, has learned that the couple were mar- homicide ried here on March 10, and has been has anot!l +. + whiewmwm .e W lison vy ¢ ~> A id-«s trot med that in l’eoria. and a 18-rear-o! [Sle was! divorced ij}; daughter : An Aecsoctated Presse dispatch fram 1 Peoria ‘nn iayv quotes \frs Wil on ee on™ _ es “was preparing Ee _ HERE, HAS ANOTHER jer LuxuriousComfortin the NEVERSAG Aiuled Mire Bea Spring 5 STS33 SEE — — > = *“**eooe~- = e-oy Comfortable, noiseless, Has firm edges. be appreciated. Sanitary. Must b ust De seen to —/ u u u u u u u u u u ll boarding house where he is | “7. | heen seen since i! Tue showing that he had been marri: to Mrs. Ermina Young by the Rev Chester F. mastor of the First Presbyterian Church The Mr Jennev told a Post Tis. Jenney, for Your Garments % Gibb’s Nuremedy For Headaches—Colds Or Any Pain QUICKER—SURER-—-SAFER Take RT IOw - at Icast roe DP» hone a Master 20 Tablets 25¢ at Leading Pruggists Aren’t You Sick and Tired of Physics? Constipation Can Only Be CEREAL MEAL Banished by Food That Corrects SAT : t nal reward to scten- The Ideal [| EREAL MEAL ts the final rewa tife researcn restore lost enerey Health Food. for haszic foods that would to the intestines. becoming f thereby the logical choice of everyone who ts ' AGAR-AGAR - constipation And in @i (erena!l Meal clears gestion, nids, toxic fevers and ail ~inatinge constination by remoral— uD common causes ef indi- appendicitis, willing to apply common sense to a case of BUSINESS RATES _ Individual Vine mucous colitis, hemer- Tweo-Party Line ..... their disagreeabie ficiency-lowering symptoms. . > 22 A fond unsurpassed. choose delightful will promptly give up a breakfast food—Cereal Meal With cream and sugar, as you or prepared in @ny of the many other ways it is a cereal for which you Cereal Meal costs lees than 8c a portion. Costs Individual Line Twe-Party Lime .... Four-Party Lise .... Call Central 166 er write all others. much less than phvrsics and laxattves and is vour breakfast foo (;suarantec Money refunded if Cereal Meal fails te help reu. af : aa on 1@ai can Jehnaen Rres«. Wilsen Drug (Ce. J. F. Coenrad Gre- cery Steres, Judge & Doetph Druc Stores, and other leading druggist« and xrecers. or if necessary. vin Dreece Ce. Welff- TELEPHONE COMPANY. parece! pest frem The tCeren!l Meal ferperation, tcl St. Louts. (Chambers Street. Kinloch Bldg. ¥ tch reporter today that the couple l come to his home, . nN he vuievard Nila? asked to be married ae | | > TrYiNng al’ | fer said AaeK OC ried before and Mrs. Youn her first husband was dead SESRRRSREES ERAS REPRE RRR Ree! Louts from their home, . WOLFF-WILSON DRUG Co. SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON AVE. CIGARS at Cut Prices SEM! CLUBS QUALITY CIGARS An tnexpensive, But Splendid Smoke Bc Value, Sc Each 10 for 45c Box of 50, $2.23 EMBOCADO HAVANA SMOKERS Made in Tampa, Fla.—Bilunt Shape Special, 6 Each go WILLIAM THE FOURTH Mild Havana Blend Large Corona Size Cc f Cut to Se Each oe WALTER DAMROSCH Mild Havana Cigars ‘The Cigar With a Reputation Reg. 2 for 250 Box of 50 size; each $4.95 GARCIA QRANDE Gorona Size Special, 10¢ Each err’ 10c Str. Cigars 2 for 25c Cigars Cut to 3 for 25c Cut to lic Str. Melba, Mercantile Chancelier, Muriel Preferencia, Chanceller El Preducte, La Palina Muriel, Robert Emmet | Mercantile. Preferencia Admiration, E! Rel Tan Admiratien, El Rel Tan El Preducte, EI Dalle Cuesta Ray, First Consul Garcia Grande La Palina Henry the Fourth Box of 50, $3.95 Bax of 50, $4.95 15c Str. Cigars 3 for 50c Cigars Cut to 12c Each Cut to 14c Each Ei Rei Tan Admiration | E! Producte Admiration El Producte La Palina | Cortllia Henry the Fourth Box of SO, $5.95 Box of 50, $6.95 J. H.$. Havana Panetelas | HAVANA ARCH Regular Price 3 fer 2c High-Grade Se Cigers. Extra Special, 6 for 15c Special. 3 for 10c Box of 100, $2.45 Box of 50. $1.60 John Ruskin—Niles & Moser—La Resta—Tung- ~ sten—Red Dot—Agents—Cinco—Hauptmann's Handmade—San Felice—Chas. Denby _. 25¢ Leather Cigarette Cases, Special, 13¢ Each 16-oz. Tins Prince Albert exe (6-oz. Tins Velvet Tobacce $°°:'*' EASTER CANDY SPECIAL! Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs Been BSC specias at SOC Chocolate Rabbits, small 5c; large ? Chocolate Roosters, large. _ F ~ of . Eggs, Special "aoe ancy Boxes t. Extra Large One-Pound Chocolate Filled in Special at 89¢ Johnson's Chocolate Cream Eges, Vanilia— Maple—Wainut—Pineappie—Nougat, 10¢ Ea. 51.10 ; ; . ih o . as aaid They ad ist Cc TT «am ” - Af. ° I. — | 4 } g lived tn Springfield, was cashier in a Th a eo. ie? ~ Mre. Youn where she hompson restauran' —_ *¢ : , e ere { i= ' BWweetlWate > ’ . ‘ Aw of NI > You! “4 ‘ Arthur . 5 He said he knew [yy brother-in here vesterda’ Wilson had been Weeping compar , 2 4 me ’ -~ i Ww at ey r T £ , with his sister-i! ] hut did not know Wilson was ! ried se was told yesterdar Young. or Mrs Wilson dted « ‘'s a Coroner's phystc + a) per Tar’ after 7 ee : en ‘ ' “& ' reporter Foy ‘ns vw . the - \ x hot = ~~ 13 and that the woman. became The bod will be ‘ast Sat eA a 4 ‘sent to Athena Ill, for burial Wilsen is described as beirg abou* and weighing about 2996 en 49 wears o'4 Hie wore a brown when he was last seen at the roon ing ? sé Pr ‘e orders are for ! ' ‘ os 4 . ™ : arrest and detention. with TWIN BROTHERS WHO HAVE IDENTICAL MILITARY RECORDS Tllinots Bonus Commission Finds Rare Cotncidence in Case of Roy I. and Ray I. Moon "Atiinee Recognition Board of the brothers were 60 6.1 ar thea board was compelled to obtain affi- Gavits to estadlish identt: When two claims appeared, one Bigned Roy I. Moon and the other Ray I. Moon. with the handwriting similiar and the military record pree- tically the same | the board n caught someone at licate his benus Pal gave their addregs as XI The ontv difference accompa! ras that ene was des c_erkes at = -—* al ~ _ , 7 p= ’ : » = ~ ’ he ’ . = . : , , ' , : . ¢ - 7 NOW ON SALE Dance No. 2389—Falling—Fox Trot Gene Rodemich’s Orchestra Bees Knees—Fox Trot Oriole Terrace Orchestra The piano variations in “Falling” are enough in themseives to lift this enmique dance record tar above the commonplace No. 2392—Lovwe Sends a Little Gif of Roses— Fox Trot Wonderful One—Waksz Cari Penton’s Orchestra Yourg lowe among the rose buds — wistful mehts under a pa’> moon—starhght reflected im erpreted im the dance. \A Tange heauts ad - - a ~- ~ . ~ a4 Ss = a. “From _—- ‘ ¢ ~ = ae °* 2c i a | - ~ > > tome, equaily capabie of power and delicacy No. 20010—Morning, Noon and Night Overture —Fart 1 (Suppe) Morning, Noon and Night Overture—Part 2 (Suppe) Concertization by Capitol Grand Orchestra, Capstol Theatre, New York Erno Rapeé, Conductor Latest release bw this famous orchestra — trrumph far Bruaswick recording 4 ds. i | Wiig ae ®-lb. can, $1. Cereal KINLOCH . = at a be obtained 10th & Locust “EE Records BS DAILY ‘This New Way Do you know you need no longer wait 2 month for new records to come out? Brunswick now releases something new every day. New records, new music, thus are offered daily. You can get what you want—dance music from the cosmopolitan cabarets of Paris, London, New York, San Francisco, or the latest concert and operatic achievements from world’s musica! centers—dastantly sf comes oul. Something n¢ew TO DAY—at any Brunswick dealer’s. Hear it. Play On Any Phonograph Now offered those who ask for BRUNSWICK records Do yourself this favor: Next time vou want a record, ask to hear the piece you seek played on a Brunswick Record. _ . — _ We have perfected a new proc- ews of recording. And now offer the truest repre dauctions ever haown. The difference is amazing. Every note crystal clear. Every word of a song clearly understandable. In dance and orchestral music, every note of every instrument brought out, not a shade or beauty missed. That is one advantage asking for Brunswick records offers. The other is the daily record release explidined above. No more waiting for new records, Something new every day. So if you seek the dance fancy of the minute, or the distinguished recording of a world-famed artist — Hofmann, Strauss, Chamlee, Danise, Easton, Onegin, and scores of others—you can get it tedey simply by stepping into any Brans- wick dealer's. Note some of the newest releases at the left, , sPow Then hear! And compare! All the world is turning to the Bram wick Recont. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO ae Mewute.terer>— Actabished 45 fj » - NEW YORE awa any the : the life of get, not tk ee he That is woolens © freshnes It will pa from fan these mast clocks their ities of chat melodious 4 toned chit Gong Ck k >» ~

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" pe a *. a Por eee o. r nat F ¥ , 4 si te a a, ’ z ait aus: . as ‘ a - La .s ¥ THURSDAY, ; : MARCH 22, . . 2 . > . . ° “ , : : i = Gs ee The City Circulation of the Daily’ POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. STLOUS POST-DISPATCH ' ; os ae 4 utant-G ! rym . a } - ne - 20 ong ed up the mine/ white flag and cease firing and that General, agreed that the substance; over the mine after he had @ tele Hugh Willis had said he would send) of the telephone conversation was | phone conversation with Col. Hunter, 8 | a ) INION HOUSE | FURNISHIN ‘CO. aa aaa Call Central 106 freshness, resiliency, economy. in front of his hem@ and said he er write khew McDowell, superintendent of : the Lester strip mine, the employes of which were killed by the mob. KINLOCH It will pay you to inspect Our new Spring woolens “It seemed he couldn't get over | Oe ee ee ee i ee ee ee the railroad track very well and EPHONE , from famous foreign and American looms. Their some man hit him with a revolver,” . said the «avitness. “The ma that COMP ANY reasonable prices are the result of our method of Saisie the tend halted the aueatd ona ° ° . . ° omeone said that he had giv out 7 quality tailoring in quantity. . ana 1 heard seutned ate ‘ony thel there was no use to take him any | Kinloch Bldg. ~* : ther. ce om hen w 10th & Locust sian Three men then went 7 ee cate RG ame, eas — aes McDowell. Otis ° Sy r, These men wete - VE COd ‘Clark and Oscar Howard, the wit- ness said. “Clark had one of McDowell's ‘arms and Howard had the other,” | 4 i 4) é a WES re che related. “Clark had a revolver - ‘in one hand. As they started south |) and were right in front of my place I walked to the end of the yard and | Sis ‘@ man came up to the fence with a. 7 - revolver and told me to get into my : . house. I thought it best to do it, : d and went in.” Io 1 Body of McD Il. | ecords and Up : ee eee Sere ee HOME BUILDERS who are planning on getting in the new house by Easter—and HOME FOUNDERS who are beginning the great The witness heard shots and about eo é, : . : ; par IEE \otsech ons tates’ inn Gane Ge game of home furnishing will find in our store a fascinating display of new Spring styles at most popular prices. We are prepared as and Howard getting into a car with never before and stand ready to advise, whether you demand much or little in the + of sexed pater eae See weal cas caiiiel nk aa way to make ambition and income agree in the best fashion—and under our direction you are enabled to buy safely, pay safely and make Mrs. Otis Clark, “who had been h “oa around our place all morning,” he your home-furnishing plan a growing thing. 9 said. Nelson went down the road . later and saw the body of McDowell ae He had a wound in the forehead and one bullet hole in each side of .) his chest He had known Clark and NICOLL THE : TAILOR poward for some time. Howard for- meriv having worked for him. ° . 717 Oli St. 717 Ol St William Goodman, a farmer living - — ’ . — ‘ / ) | ike Clavk, oid OC Being at, Ceeee " a ee | \ | _ aaa Rugs and Floorcoverings | : r ? ; ~ a shaw Croesing on the morning of ®sas sgune 22 learing Clar ake | - | . : June and heari zg lark make . ) Ay ‘ We have Bere Hated.’ a tow a speech to™'take them all out, kill . : of the scores and acores of them and stop the breed.” — z= wonderful bargains in the newest of Rugs and Floor- coveringa, 5 The defense objected to permitting em a - - ; ; Nelson to tell today of a remark al- ge oe: ; i\ # 7 tiful Oriental \ o \\ leged to have been made by Mrs. ’ , —— / quality. Price . \\ at ih Otis Clark. ARH Wt i | i | Hi ~~ bitty | At the first trial Nelson testified . ‘ . e | | al HHT ii} that he heard Mrs. Clark exclaim. $30 Side-Icer Queen Anne Dining-Room Suite nt Hi | aif ’ hi UM UU} | t ' ' crowd marched a group of prisoners ii] : TE Hi Yi , . - t itil ibi thy ay — taken from the mine of the Southern Refri erator This Suite is finely constructed and finished in Amerti- vanced, yau can sti! procure one of an i th ' 4 it} " oat ity Illinois Coal Co. ‘past his house. g can walnut (‘omprises largwe-size buffet. with mirror these Congoleum Art Squares, with. —_ ae ? ay minh “ back, oblong extension table and 5 side and 1 arm- out orders, tomorrow at the x- ' blue leather seats tremély low sale $8 75 In the previous case Judge Hart- pega with 17 price @f ° Squares. Although rices have ad- i] 1 at MLE “Thev've got old ‘Peg Leer’. as Hii} MH EM LL Ae Beautiful Ox!2 Congoleum A } ' ' ' ; " well ruled that the remark was ad- — %, Yy)/, ta : | H S 4 in } missable as against the other de- 75 hd NG ih | - alet co tntin tc oa | , : | — . : $65 Cedar-Lined j i" r} } ' . ‘ —_ .- oe , i . ’ y j . | & : & > . ’ . asm conspiracy, but that it should not be considered by the Jury as against Mere. Clark's husband Tih Judge Sustains Objection. lidly constructed side-icer Re- Hl TT | In the -present case Judge Hart- rator; comes in golden oak WT well sustained the objection as ap- inish Buy your .efrigerator CEE TE piving to all the defendants, ruling and si Priced that “A wife is not a competent wit niv $19.75. Chifforobe re: . her . thie airect efte is to $7 0 (ashi ree: w ‘ . .? ¢ aid a! njure the husband and where ) the festimony concerns him , Inder cross-examination ah rrr ' ° i George White of the defense, Nelson. i) Td — TMM TTT — ) : ' ‘ ‘a gravyv-haired farmer, became angry | ons } $6 00 Cash $1 Weekly hand was cautioned by Judge Hart well Asked whether he knew Clark = ) Massive Davenette Suite With Library Table when the latter enlisted in the army ‘ 9 reat -Grandfather’s ng loge gle gpa ci war, he replied that he had known NG This massive Davenette Suite tis upholstered In : was a bov, ' , brown Spenish imitation leather—divan opens {n- 9 ae emma Clark since he Nelson dented today that he had A 7 ee to full-sized bed—complete With graceful French library table; all four pleces priced at...... - 2 ever told anvone he could not iden- aa ’ leg rs 1me 1 Ver 1nLCe tify anyone tn the crowd accom- ' | cone Ral ipanving the prisoners. On redirect ‘ — a — | examination he said Clark had visit- 7 ’ | £ ih oe bea ev | $3.50 Cash—$1 Woo ~ 4 &. ed hi fter having b dicte es . Ke we NOt ag 4 ' This Chifforobe as cedar-lined VER acentury of care- nant(each striking the hour and De is a, te ae on aE Pe ee 4 by SoS a clothes antiah nesepastinenh, Ane ~ . ; : : -l- ' > - Robert Officer, who was a book-| c (ey PAY A cat a : eee... a ie ) drawers and hat box; hat box ful, conscientious clock half hour) are endearing com keeper at the strip mine, testified 5 ; an" aA. ’ : : mahogany finish, is an eight day ee ee eta ee ee ay: | nS, |) | sive reed ends, duratle, all-steel oe St. eae 3 | ‘| lik fabric spring and opens every rse and purpose. For ide id or twa clock with opaque dial, Gilwin $3.50 Cash—$1.00 Weekly Pi ¥ : | as. ie | | ! ete. a _ Bed as shown. +] 62 yartment and . : the modest — sash and Normandy chimes. —- =r of fe . ——— ‘ Priced very spe- - clal at only the pretentious home. Su ectly pi. $18.00 (WarTax Extra). ef = 8 PRS f | melodious Normanay two- | coz flee “Sa : | £1.60 Cash—750 Weekly toned chimes and Cathedral Ask your dealer to show you Gong Clocks, clear and reso- this GILBERT clock. 5-Piece Windsor Bedroom Suite William L. Gilbert Clock Co. Ngee ng Soe a ee :Q7 a se = tion ane inished in mes rhe Far oot aor nen JV comprises large size dresser, bed. spacious chifforette, dressing table and bench Winsted, Conn. | = Priced at * Makers of Good Clocks Since 1807” 0 Fully Guaranteed Electric lron of Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little say as ry | ae ‘*Freezone”’’ on an aching corn, in 5 . ‘ | ‘i or = > va stantly that corn stops hurting, then er i New Spring Reed Fiber ye et ens i rg ttf HOUSE FURNISHING CO. ppeeaieameeiedt | era. Truly! This Electric Iron has ebony d 4 : : handie and full mice) Demme. Garces cei Hy 1 ane ‘ ing beck and heavy, solid “ , Your druggiet selis a tiny bottle of th 6-ft. cord ‘*Preerone’’ for a few cents, suffi Vomes compiete wi! tape gece tired i _clent to remove every hard corn, soft and plug. Guranteed one year. 2 nl ao We i : ; | 750 Weekly ay soe gain tg ren 5 5 - S aty 2 ¢ r* w | eorn. or corn between the toes, and the On sale at $3.25. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louig evening newspaper giving Associated Tress news service, i calluses, without soreness or irritation, A

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. | ' * 3 “a 4 ay AR MEET OFFICIALS = —>— : . £2 eee s | A 3 TAIL we SN ce onsen, eae roan Tt. Tes a ur encerson, youthig] | “%, % Rd K K : eer Write your letter on this subject ke Breckenridgd, Suet INSPECT COURSES HERE ‘How . ett Tools Have Helped Me ! oe Kee “ : es ‘4: =. ai ee “a a os 4 ae ye i 3 ng the escape of the men ie. | porn In M Work” : i CE SEG Dk Wi, tae pn ale ii Re a fae ee Bre 4 party from the Fredonia, a y ‘S os ih eae ee = Pang | a ys ae ! os soi, 5 te, | cattle, >? a teased in District Court & | aheves of Starrett Tools. : | on ee Ea TE : = = | is : tet ee ahem cue ee Flyers. Satisfied With Either | j, 3. Superior re , proved, Sehr a ae uo | Z 2. Advantages of any particular Starrett Tool. who was Shot to death hast J Lambert or Scott Field for | ~ 3. Number of practical uses I have found for on a road near Blanchardil | Pulitzer Race. the tool chosen above. prewett was Killed for his audi vue en Dae | Note- Contestants to be eligible must have used Starrett Tools bile way to bandage any Mtle injury ; ———EEE Feb. 10, 1 | P Meil to Contest Editor, The L. S. Starrett Co., Athel, Mass., _ is to apply Band- Aid—a won- ) a , . =» derf Pry dressing Lambert Field, at Bridgeton, St BE tt my met pg Louis County, and Scott Field, near _ FL P KUHN Net, - f ret i ‘ ; Ta | Z . 4 i " c rail Pw) Sori as Styles = . Bae nae? _ . ; i #3 a # i ey a P cae ith Renidt™ ; ’ te: : : in Sixty Regal Sse vee bakes AEM “rake Salts to Flo et a hey Hoe ie bg se ' . nevs and Help Neut from Coast to Coast” * aoe nis A mG PRE irritating Acids tae ee : a Kidney and biadder irrif ' aa a teri j a . , ¢ cidity, gon np tore renee a basis of their report and reports of have an equal chance to win—facts only count Se Si > i . cm . =a . vem prong The kes Erde een throat troubles, | Other army men, woo of whom has in this contest. | > @ let 3. i . miter this acid from the blood thirty years. Drugg:st >. every- founs eerlious obie ion to Lan ib ert A \ ‘, 2 s ; _ a “. ‘+ on to the bh! adder. where ‘lel sk for the Starrett Prize Contest Booklet, free at any l O Pr , - | ell and guarantee complete outfits of Th store selling Starrett Tools. It scans saat C ne ad a yomaim fo lve pacers: , ee you'll want to know about this contest—complete in- — sufferer is in constant dread. = | % | ; lecisio! ut merely to fly over "te | oO mm e I ee ars Prag r elt : structions, description of prizes, etc. (Write for copy if | $ | ae Biadder wee fo Suggested courses and to check on . . a While * is extremely a lennerts of others Actin Mavor cealer can't supply you.) Mail your Ietter today—a few — 9 it. WOLFF-WILSON DEUG CO. cane RP a ie penne ae fer’ cinco minutes of your time may win the Grand Prize—$150 | - 3 and sometimes verr painful, — at Renney Baws: meme worth of Starrett Tools (list prices) of your own selec- ihe ee te often one of the most simple ai ADVERTISEMENT. a cee RNS, Weere sA0ut. tion, : “. - = oe overcome. Begin drinking =| Wells of Scott Field gave them an Catalog No. 22 describes 2100 fine precision | 1 soft water, also get about four | 3 of Jad Salts from your p ITCHING SKIN airplane, which was piloted oN er a tools. Write for it. . ah iam "Roberta direct ) The Old Platf that Mak . Bee | wit liam B. Robertson direct- ) :. , an f reakfast. ’ THE L. S. STARRETT CO. e atriorm a akes aE of, Tater, before breakfast. Ce ‘ing the course and Col. Fachet as | help neutralize the acids in t J Pe ae —~ eee why pat Kt ere ’ as Seer ee mats Me that sticks. Belleville, were inspected yesterdas , as prospective courses for the 1823 meet of the National Aeronatitic As- a A Instant Sell pedhen sociation and Pulitzer trophy air- €. plane speed race that is to be held atoll dru ne “ony here in October, by Col. J. E. Fachet ron «Goh rson. New Bromwich of the Army Air Service and Com- of Starrett Tools—sets and individual tools SEND FOR FREE SAMPLE sao arc % ; : +... mander Marc A. Mitscher of the of your own choosing in the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, who were accompanied to St. Louis by B . : of Sorh Russell Sh 7 chairman of the Con- Starrett Prize Contest test Committee of the association After viewing both fields and adja: open to machinists, carpénters and other me- ent territory from an alepiane, Co! chanics in the United States and Canada who “achet and Commander Mitscher ex- have used Starrett Tools. f yresased satisfaction with both places and departed for Washington to our . ater make their report. The final dec!i- Just put down iny own words Joe PE sonal experience with Starrett Tools (see “A sion as to what field will be selected ike Aadeaiiiete seongused ~~ for the meet is to be made on the for points to cover). All Starrett Tool users oo nv . —_ f a | ee —- @ ’ . ting 3 we te ‘ , — or. 4 ’ not here to mske o, the Clean, Antiseptic | onserver. vacneacnts Ghanaian tem so they no longer are s Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief. | Returning to Lambert Field the! | | Mans fecturers of Hactsaws Unercelles | . e e * a | : party was taken to the St. Louis; | | his New OW Price Possible . = {rritation to the bladder, which > Country Club where they and mem-| | | | 4 Ss = ts normal again. ne i sme ong hey aggro pena | bers of the St. Louis Contest Com- | . 7 . : i 4 tad Salts is inexpensive, thet Saas Teneves ening torture an | mittee dined as guests of Col. A. T. —— = a _________— | ° ° ‘ » ° . : a y 3 made from the acid of gray } : 5. This is the Selling Policy that in spite of the fact that the leather Eh FR stemon juice, combined with Tit cleanses and soothes the skin. ete is used bv thousande of folke oe say druggist for = S5e or $1) In the aftetfnoon Col. Fachet d | S Some ° ' i : “a ‘taken by: (ken tha ee market has gone up, makes it possible for us to keep the Quality up yy cubsect to disorders eansed by le of Zemo and apply it as di- ‘ic | réetod. Soon you will find that irri-|“O™™M4nder Mitscher were taken by ns, Pimples, Blackheads, Eczema, “®''8 !" the airplane to Scott Field | : , . ritation. Jad Salts causes mo and put the Price down once more, and announce a new low price *s fects whatever, jo ch Ringworm and similar skin and over a tentative course, and es, zw Here vo" have a Pieasant, ¢ b! ll di then returned by airplane to St. . i i : _ 4 P tfoubles will i El ieete tase Get your Starrett Booklet at of Six Sixty for Sixty New Spring Styles in Sixty Regal Stores | C_ ees thin water drink whieti ae 4 env eli t night they had dinner au ion Re all means have vrour id, is all that is needed, for it | With members of the local commit- | F. D. Kansteiner Hardware > hes most skin eruptions, makes | ‘tee at the University Club and de- 1008 Market St. : from Coast to Coast. | aa aol . kidnevs at . Sa ean examine your sAicnevs ebin enft emooth and healthy. parted for Washington , i. “ice nm VeRar. Thirty years ago I established this Platform and shipped the First — i«— Regal Shoes direct from the factory to the first Regal Shoe Store I ce opened in the heart of the wholesale leather district in the City of »~Boston. Today the Regal Shoe Company is a National Institution with Sixty Regal Stores from Coast to Coast, and the Policy Planks in this old Platform are as sound as the day it was built. Str aight Line | : Concentrating on One Quality in the factory, cut. the cost of Ea Making. Selling direct from the Maker to Wearer, cut the cost Inlaid Li ] | of Distribution. One Price for all Styles in every store, cut the cost Ino eum of Selling. Increased sales in Sixty Regal Stores from Coast to Coast gives usa constantly i increasing Purchasing Power and Prestige in the Leather Markets of the World. Durable : It isas simple as A, B, C, and yet we are the only Manufacturing | Retailers with a chain of stores from Coast to Coast who make their own shoes in their own factory and sell them in their own stores, at The One Price which gives the consumer the benefit of the saving. i. ie a mer The linoleum tiles of the Straight Line pat- terns are pressed together and on to the tough burlap backing under a pressure of thousands gi oe wre per « ongel inch. | No new religion in merchandising, no new fangled notions in a n f wo wonder that Nairn Straight Line In- | manufacturing and selling discovered during the last thirty years re reas wears for years and years ? | has produced as many economies and resulted in as great Value to The edges hows you nd it looks new tillit wears through because : the Consumer, as the old planks on which this business was built—i.e. a the colors go through to the burlap back. ) etile designs are built-in, not ssineed. The colors =0 Your dealer E ing Nairn. Ask him to show rough to the burlap bac you this durable flooring today. ray Sova from Maker to Wearer, in Our Own Stores, from st to Coast, One Qualit y—One Profit—One Price. NAIRN LINOLEUM COMPANY, Kearny, New Jersey Largest Manufacturers of Inlaid Linoleum in America President W. & J. SLOANE, Wholesale: Sole Selling Agents a Regal Shoe Company 575 Fifth Ave., New York ¢ | , 216-228 Sutter St., San Francisco EX Sixty” “All One jae D Mi m \ eid 804 Olive Street, St. Louis (Arcade Bldg.) From Coast to Coast in Regal Stores—One Price Fenn cw ww Nt REGISTERED | : TRACE MARK

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ix ste é Re, = ‘ catieetaiioee! separ tel arn egal ee ee “i a 7 oh Vo "at ” i Pw p e P - * . _— _"" > ‘ g id rf 7 - a ee “ta hd = a \ , F ; : - : ’ : —_ Cea eS a rar = — ° o . 4 " . « RE RR eee oT Te ee" Mer . a : nae , —_ ~ r . . yr I ad a , x . - e a ee eee ~ 4 . . oY oe - Pgs ‘ Q ett, Oklahoma City salesman, |Work of F oe ori EER ROE PS | pas 4 ‘See ilming ‘The Spirit of | a, MW a | Prew : “ Es Be . | S & Signo was shot to death last January 7 ee ae . ies a Sigg a road near Blanchard, Ok. St. Louis” About to Be | ae a ee, ts am he ts > s y lille r S g Sante Se ee ; Be , WP as q prewett was Killed for his automo. Resumed. OPER ta : | oy | ee te > %. bile. emmee. |/ |)” >) Wee i Soe ¥ | [es . + —— el ADVERTISEMENT Volunteer movie actors are being | a Cee, ee eee) ee ee aoe } gy ¥ be resumed. | Be Se , i BY | H | i K | N f The next scene to be shown wi!! ee Br Y Wg LET ) q depict the journey of Pierre Laclede Nel ghee . gf ° | . = and young Auguste Chouteau up the ee i | F E W A | ‘ F Mississippi, and their landing at : se un re S 0 * a n ul $ | a ) aa an | PCCPuited by the Missouri Historical | I ee r | i i Society, Jefferson Memorial Build-| So ee et ay ; | - 3 ing, for the film, “The Spirit of St. | pS atin -% UU jy) Pay + Di | y : ‘= Louis,’ work on which is about to| [ee eee A LIEW JY Ag “ Wh t Do » Think f This, Bo ¥4 | : — ty, Pee | | | a ou Oo ys: Al what is now the Levee and Walnut ——_=" | Street, in the autumn of 1763, and | their return, with a colonizing party, ° ° ; “ Take Salts To Flush Kid- lor this and other scenes. several ’ . } ' ACLOTS ; e PP cre t mvs and Help Neutralize) rere’, actors will be needed, ang ? e , ; the volunteers are asked by the Mis- : : f ? Irritating Acids. sourl Historical Society to send in el e ue e OO W ear | Stylish Norfolk Coats 1n good ' thei Ss. ei se , rie \? | > n> - i — te ee ae models and two pairs of well- Kianer iat BinBdor irritations | eae weew #: ay! will not b ney . VL UY | . . peed authority. The kidnevs help | vanced by a croup of Ht. Louw bog . | of neat patterns to select from. : d f a +) ,} ; , = A . . A , oi- — : » =? a * vee where i a ness men covers only the expense of Ages 6 to ] i MNEs de trritate and inflame! The | mekinanne see ‘the a. men We are indeed fortunate to be able to offer our jppoy fo § conet?: ; Th UTLsie iuin } nterprise ope : “et oy lin orange livery fol} » Kini , met back the money thev have put ; women patrons the newest of the new in sport A : VRE Ss Jc) eet atin iy it. while 4 0 pes eager mA camey evn a m, without profit, after the film is and semi-sport styles for Easter wear. They | | | ; anf sometimes very painful. this is | marketed. It is announced that prof- |. are of the well-known American Lady make, / | Little Fellows’ | ’ Small Boys 3 ; rs ee , its will be used for the free dis- d nt a most ] d ted , often one of the most simple ailments | eee * ana represe Oost unusual and unexpecte | to overcome. Begin drinking lots of | on of the film to schools and purchase, which accounts for this special of- : Tweed Novelty Topcoats geft water, also get about four ounces | ©°''©8**: | : 1/ . . New tweeds in very at- ef Jad Salts from your pharmacist | In the Laclede-Chouteau scen>s. ates = res a/2 ro oP: geeiame * “2 ven Suits | tractive patterns and ave Goodyear welt soles, two of the styles | | Beprdeh tweeds.tn Bat-- | stylish models; just the ¢ uf blilem on sleeves. Ages New ~ to 8 14 , ‘ : family, and the part of Chouteanu help meutralize the acids in the sys p ond $o. anf take a tablespoonful in a glass | the role of Laclede will be played by) | kan and middy models, | thing for early Spring tem eo they no longer are a source of | Wi!!! be taken by Harold Tuthill o* | ef water before breakfast. Continue |F4eer Roy of 3935 Lindell boule- have rubber heels and the other style has cov- y | . . . " . ‘ e ww + . : this for two or three days. This will; V8"4. a descendant of the Chouteau ered Cuban heel. Regularly would sell at $8 ws ae $ 95 | | wear; vefy spe- | ~ Dak |. trim and em- | | e¢flal value at this ) , ' | price. Ages 3 irritation to the bladder, which then | 4537 Tower Grove place, represent. Ny | | acts normal again. jing the Boy Scouts i i Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is | An old-time boat, with ropes. or | , Silk made from the acid of grapes and} cordelles, attached, by which it was] at H + jemon juice, combined With lithia, and | drawn upstream by men along the Please | | iB osiery is used br thousands of folks who are | banks, has been built for these : : | ! | (to teh) | All W | Bl S S it With Two Pairs The | Note 1 i | aN -V¥¥ 00 ue erge uits of Knickers subject to disorders caused by acid ir | scenes. participants will ap . ritation. Jad Salts causes no bad ef-| pear as pioneers, traders and rn ‘ | 4 ; fad / ' fects whatever. : dians. | Our New IBS lor contirmation or dress wear. ( ome 1n stvlish box-pleated models. | | They fit splendidly and are well tailored. Both pairs of knickers are gent Jithia-water drink which may) 1849, was “shot” last fall, a large! Here vou have a pleasant, efferves- An earlier scene, the great [ire of Location oe. if R% SA ‘ “ _ 1: : lt 6 a quickly relieve your bladder irrita number of volunteer actors servine ‘ Ti e GCP a) Buy Oes full lined. Ages ) to li tion. By all means have vour physi-| then, with Fire Chief Panzer in the Tii WASHINGTON AVE. «i B ? 1.50 2 Bo ? 1 50 d oys’ $1.50 to$ | ys’ $1.50 and $2 cian examine your kidneys at least | yole of the historic Chief Targee | Madras Blouses ) Ae Madras Shirts iwiee a vear. High quality Blouses in neck- | | vine pacrag Shirts in negk- band, collar, attached and é band style; some slightly | ; if | solled, but every one an ex- v — | a ‘ separate collar styles. Sizes i 6 to 16 ceptional value; sizes 12% to 14 neck. ee oe ' hy Mh : B ane F ; oa c . ae \ a | niles ene se arey? satel oe | 7h ss : give your physician as well as your dentist. It anticipates and corrects conditions which would | i, if Alon RET otherwise produce “the one bad apple in the barrel. THE KOLYNOS COMPANY, NEW HAVEN, CONN. FAT ate women, “Lock tor eaten it your head is stuffed- st good drug stores. Make i ep and chest congested—now is the time for this KOLYNOS DENTAL CREAM get crpn == "How Clean My Mouth Feels” — j - ' 4

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i —_ T - LL EE I: a ee ee ’ OL LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST: DISPATCH alone Approxtteatnsy aereted that of the Dailv ee and the Times Combined. Re THT TSM AY, | = —— bs : e = —=—————SSSSS SSP SS aiiaatied ieee — —— ae em a Wreck Laid to Swite h Tampering. 7 " = cn : Press | ria ay _ FURNISHINGS WRECKED “SiS SENTERIF'’ CA) Pi ea CCUMiams he prs, 7 = | IN | ABADIE AVE HIME einnatt ee ae : NDERLE’ S Sixth and Franklin | a: = Easter Milli ne Soo toss EE UNO "S125" |betortensentrrena) “Sg Just Try an E That Will Captivate Y $ 00 oe —~ . aS a) ; Feel and Look | Pu Pure ( Cod Liver Oil. pt.8e Ti tia 1 chants tae — P ee we eos, Constipation ‘and Well and en: Pee ee gs nok Friday, March 23d, 1923 [§ | [=== Ie nay = Downtown Specially Arranged for ‘ ? yo Caacare ‘Aromat | Friday & Saturday at a Sluggish Liver rf you a on’t “feel Ii tke: you trse! age oe, Hvdrogen: 16 or.... ) Child’s Sox : Pille (100) a Don’t take chances. Get Carter’s ; clear the com. | Gamer p TheGreatGeneral Tonic = Packer's Tar Sean 3 fr Advance Easter Styles ' piexion, put a healthy giow on the Compounded from pureingredi- Weedbury’s Seap ve aed : : : 7 — cheek and sparkie in the eve. Be sure _ “> , regu ae ine bowels, Wild Reot — _ , \, In Ladies’ Footwear mY : ——_—— . Few as Stylish— and see if it delicious Tea “Most Tea- IRS RAT aR IRAN Ra sR * and get the ris ; : eee pa he ws " Tek ’ 7 , Sean “1 i~ ore : ‘ ae | ‘ avury » n = Lucille Face owder a" . ing lines, the ve PY Chhihodiineny of Vout Vig 7 | =e ae IO Hinds Honey & Almond at ™. | Woodburr's Face Powder ; for everv type In Sand. grav, pur pole ie & Open and Bo: tae ey Saag } lomer we an he tes sgn ne epee Jergen’s Almond Lotion ‘ one Patent Leather, Black Kid and ‘ el iSuUaliv star a2 eo ne _ Djer-kixss Van. Cream ss Java Rice Face Powder _ Satin Colonials and Straps, hblack—trinumed \\ ith elusters oft flow Pers. dashing | ‘ nm im | t th ; oars ‘oun get those warning aches, get asy eet, * —— ~ SOC Carmen Face Powder weet ‘ , . . . ’ ! alled the: hi at 1d. OF tye ala Af io 2 ond s an res ot : wd hows, PT. \\ el] We TT i} | ¢ a BR | 4 ke Ty H Is SPF - a _ , — — = : : . : ’ , = th : ~ a B A — Cold Cream ) a Pedals a 5 00 . . " | j ; i ‘ ke by ‘/ ; . ‘ ints rrirft ,* at : Oo* att. | = Di . F Pr ad . ne ‘IAL PRICE. a = SaeesTes' : "| relieves cot rion hich is what a ee ee en > 0 Cotys Face Pow der ) louis or Cuban Covered or Kranks Lemon ( ream es circula : leather Heels 0’ k S : Ne ee eerie fie he ne ee Of Gs AND THEN WE FOLLOWED 8 ~icnccgunina eh ‘ening telenhone messages { i-fas ned Mustard Piaster without 9 O’Cloc pocie Untrimmed Hats ae sence. iat he ee- | the blister | UP THE DOCTOR "Children’s Easter Shoes : , . ood . , omers ge in to find ut “hy ‘ oe in beau tiful patterns and combinations of leathers. Rt. like airbrai d straw comb — re Sen: fe hi with a on ‘ ave pene Se =~ a eo » nreacrinptior re tol hat t their oider sister: "@ illustrat mut a vw t > x _— the last. FRIDA) aoe a oe d Mrs. C. Vat eergrert ' ol ee nO ; me tie salted a * Rect oe 58 me by our .store Rut a slicht delay on the “Misses” Cale ls’ ‘ “— aay aneee | sr natal ‘a visite whic, Have Musterole handy for eme ioctor’s part, together with the customer's knowledge of our NEW EASTER onials” rowing. Gat aay . xfords ] to m . ; 2 | ‘ >: " . . r i? »« c e a Z ° " 7 ~ — | cerv] —— Was the cause of our being prodded be- sre : ¥ P= rié P| ey ‘eka o -* : . -4 oe _- : e £4 ; . ae Res h. in i _ on = fsrowing giris’ ard , "Fe P a > a @ =? 7s «. ry? . : Pia ine ; wa ser. a racer . | : | : , to yesterday afternoon. She said Me-/")ness | fore ¥ a. ' misses patent EXTRA SPECIAL anes indred ’ | : a* one varie? 4 ma? ~ , : . r . : ‘ re? ’ + - th 7 ir . . : ~ =, - | wT ; ‘ er v . © . . . — tars and tubes leather Col ontals, t ‘th > r ‘ Neha low rubber The season's new- est laten? lenth Saulbh's Magresia Mental (ream. . “ Big are $4 .00 Pat sik ‘ ati er Listerine Tooth Paste - s% to %. vamp with gray Hats _— Memer broke a kit n wit | Fethan'’s for the ae : ; “i TOOTHBRUSHES | yyrenge = *3.00 elk quarter biux h > : ih a . = a ; Pepsedent Tooth Fa Oxfords; rub de for "lpm ee ne +: =» aoe «eee ae ae Special Friday, \ Soy it *2.05 | heels 7 . 7 ANGe@CEEZTIIC KItc! } nao enIcH ’ ol © ome Toot} > « ses 66 oe . ‘ Mi I &; ia as n accidenta eccur- i‘. Sa: aia oat ; 39c ‘ , a 00 : Sites 2 ‘s A 50) . ey The “Belmont” Isses rence, DU 1e aden eryvthing els Pebeco Tooth Powder neces 3S te 5 ' to 7. , : ~se a PPAR PO Ng ee | a : Stenrece Tooth Paste 615 N. BROADWAY en, imcludir Mi e Y ma "s : ate- Cate’s Cate Tooth Paste S ‘YEAST —Hi “Misses’ & Girls’ Pease *> “Patent One-Straps” ee J. Q. BROWN ’ t i, * SS * ERS Ts PR ttt Rete t eT 5 ef SR ne gee ie ok. Re, Mahe PR ep gs G& Cee ae oS ee = I_vkoline bald EASTER COMBIN Pohang VERY HIGH GRADE Gis ce-Thrmaine tt is a ee Pres. Father John's —— eens FOAM Patent leather, , Patent leather. one-strap, Pumg, ae E. BASHFORD, Vi ater>ury?T « i ompoun i ’ smoke or grav elk wit h um elt -sewed ” M r Wamopole’s Ext. Cod Liver (0 ; / uar fan : } n rihher ET Tania ~ TABLE . wat mite | | | nw. F. MEINERT, ” ac a2 = cut-out patterns heels : : F { Asst. Mgr. “~ortts Bmw lston Sth and Locust (409 N. 8th St.) a ae Sanne hose Look for this display rus am's Vegetabic Compoand. 2° | Br getting more strength Bis ChAt, eS is | Se oe ae FON “- Set = ’ stand at your druggist’ s. i's Pime Tar Hone: ste, 47, = oilers 3 ‘our food rou build 2% to 7 : o RIT is sold everywhere— 2 eine .....-.- mee | up your bodily: resistanal mimes’, $3.00 ™ “4 Sa - a A soy le, 420. 7 Mitta i Say cep pe a 00 Ba 4 a — to if #$ of TumMmitu ( ed Goad Living since lit . a "he Prosecuting Attorner's office 10c—31 pape colors k*s Yapo Rub SS and ‘are thus better able t 11% to2 Ps : today issued three warrants against (7 dark fast dye colors 53 ee De ge — cdg 3, ward off disease. Yeast Child’s, $ ee Girts’, De Baliviere tin atin Kee ee Bik ai require boiling). sal Hepatics R3e, 4c. & ‘sam Tablets are the rich- . SJ 814 toll . * des 655 215 4. 50 ¢€ lestructior : perty and iniu: Brome Selizer . - : dea eo ae Was as it dyes. 4 mis he * - ~ wn sorrce af an ey Delmar aad iv Tir 2° \Vire Ra tly : ‘ . | a dleriks aBe ; Limis ) i ee Get RIT today. —— Fieteher's = | clem nt your beds needs “Misses’ Patent Pumps” ; Crotied Sandals” ~ - . , . ’ . - * I & * a saa a : a fits Cascara Quinine to change food into SATIN BROCADE QUARTER RG , “ ‘f) : seme as > 4 *2.65 pe’ of the murds : 21 ) Child's, $9 00 “- . -* 6 ¢ " e } _ " . 2 ya oo 2m “ee Eas = ff Se val > % , , 2" - _ : > =~ 4 Dozen, 46c Each, 1 Oc eTo CureaCold % Smoked Tongues Pork Roast | in One Day Ciceely tr , . fe " on nn 27ie | 16:c Milk-Fed Veal Rib Beef Roast (“helce 4 an. a2ic | ~~ 24;c Sow Your Grass Seed Now “Evergreen’ | Lawn Gre rass Seed 3 Teed om the bes wre . 7. . gives a bea y ‘ ; . | erent par —ae — Pound, 43c; 5 Pounds, $1.95 . ie = #1 Week | ee | ANY Article in Our Store ies e in HYDRATED LIME | | 4 Sold for Cash or Easy Terms _ EVERYDAY PRICES = ’ MB) Stores in St. Louis, ais, Ill, a: file, Dl, Csiro, IL, Mounds, Ils Mound Oity, Tl, and Two in Louisville, Ky” . : i. rae Py : : ' af " ? - ’ > " 7 « | 7 . : 7 _ ~_ ~ ° - . . : . ‘ ‘ - » . ; - he Sa: a ‘ — : : > a ' ae . : ' i ’ : 3 2 - : : 7 , ™ 4 “ “A . / - ; : : : ' a = 5 *, E is > ‘ 4 >, . - - « 7 y . . ‘2 ; : 7 * ‘ 7 4° ° : +. « eee, e es : . e * _ . ‘ - % = - > .

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THTTSNAY, ARCH 22, 3999. i pemsereceo: LADIES’ LISLE HOsEe, © | + We | PP LPP Pe id We Give $2.00 Cash, or $2.50 Mer. cha ndise for billed Rooks | —ed Child’s Sox : ALL SIZEs ; | Dainty Designs 4 and Colors | 25c 35 50c yles r : styles mod- : and will ws Straps, Straps, leathers. Just like | tie many styles. Te eee —_ wing Girls” Oxfords SPECIAL h's new. t leather th) gray er blucher r ub ber 4.50 | ’ t One-Straps”’ VY HIGH GRADE Snttier, one-strap, Punip Welt-sewoed rubbe "3.50 4.00 4.50 ian Sandals”’ IS AND CHILDREN : , lyniaces ; ere Sandats. TWo-stranp > 3.00 "2.65 |. 2.00 We RE ¥ — - ‘ ne ¥| 4 i . - e iS. ; OPAPP * ; b : Louis e. ening we service. =Xm—— — 2. eee — Louisville, Ky. so Md « 7” » wl wr Pe ate nee i a —_ . - - Be r. - ” 3 f Bs * ae THURSDAY, ) - % "i ) ( 22 °3 . - . . - - “ s j ) ie eet ® he City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' S{- das Slayer; Gets New Trial.) of killing his aw : ee | . ge Ameociated Press. . larcemeneis ih if ae Uouise \ville, a student at the Missourl;of the tailoring instructor at the wag running across a driveway when / ADVERTISEMENT. EL PASO, Tex., March 22.—The | versed for a new 2, wai re- | School for the Deaf, is pelieved to/ school. The lad, with several! others,’ knocked down. | ee Ry Fred M. McClure, sentenced | of Crimi ee eee Court | | have been fatally injured this morn- Wife imprisonment ona charge day minal Appeals.at Austin yester- | | ng when he was run over on ‘ile | i See eeeE B , ‘ | 'spchool grounds by an automobile TIN SC | a : — CONCERTS BY CHILDREN | driven by Mrs. Clyde McKern, wife es : UE ER S pan SSE? p> 8 : | i. } | Child’s tongue shows ale . ~ . , . : t | | ADVERTISEMENT * | Our Frid = if bilious, constipated ust Iry an Ex eriment— _ ie E ay and Saturday Specials/| ® En Series of Monthly Juvenile Per- | © B | f ates ' No remedy D , B ‘ , a ‘ : uy a packet of ormances Will Begin ean cure all ail- - ain reakfast Set—Specially Priced! = A | ; ments o a- 3 at | April 7. | body, but * a VALS ‘ cn immense a \ : ee ——e—e—eesns number of F | 75 =} 4 S- \ | ie oerer a> | ° i ,. ; : o * i es, pains re ' , Post-Dispatch Radio |} easesymptoms when their | — Broadecasti Stati in th Sheol. “it ts the fren _ . WY TD. Anderson, assisted by Ma- | diti . it * steweed Baptist Church Chotr. Eon Gcaeed cepainall 3 a A teaspoonful of ‘‘California Fig | little stomach and bowels without Address by C. A. Stookey, Jr. others. It should halp * ss Syrup’’ now will quickly start liver| cramping or overacting. ; . b you. Ask for it at any |_| and bowel action and in a few hours; Tell your druggist you want only | 11:30 O’Cloc drug store. S Gm you have a well, playful child again.|the genuine ‘‘Cahfornia Fig Syrup’’ | Helen Kammerer,’ contzate: Judge & Dolph D Co., Woift-Wilson = i Mothers can rest easy after giving| which has directions for babies and ~ Stuart CC. Mahanay, Violinist; neue Ce. Adele G. Maéerie Dran Go. '**California Fig Syrup’’ .because it|children of all ages printed on the Max Gold, pianist of P ; yrup —— ae. ee Keiffer Drug Co., Johnson Bros. Drug | # never fails to work the sour bile and; bottle. Mother, you must say to 8 p..-m., preceding the regular 8 4 | broadcasting, and will have as par ‘ticipants boys and girls under 1 | be from 7 years of age. play some instrument, cite will be on the programs, The first completely include both piano bers, songs 2nd readings; no will be on the list of participants: ‘a 86|)=6 6 Station K S PD broadcasted in it program last night a violin and son arranged for, They Look Even Better on Your Feet than they do in the shop window. You'll get solid satisfaction from The “Archfit”— for there’s no one item of dress that adds more to a woman's smart appearance than her shoes. This new walking boot has the popular length vamp, medium heel, and the }§ trim, “aristocratic” instep always sought for. Of course the famous inner sole is there—it helps to make a recre- —_—~ ing and Mrs. F. A. ed by Miss Ermine Stevenson at th piano. | certs and played again last night } | response to a widespread deman | from gagement. ation of just ordinar y walking. morrow night three programs wi J. Q. BROWN, | be given: a dance program at Pres | o'clock. a choral program at 8:3 E. BASHFORD, ' and a song-violin-plano recital | 31:30. Mer. | H. F. MEINERT, ~ Asst. Mer. Deaf Schoolboy Wurt by Auto. | Speoial to the Post-Diepatch FULTON, Mo.. ' Lukefahr, 13 March 22.—Lesli old, Vears of monthly children’s concerts, 0o0e- April 7. These ginning Saturday, ; - ’ . > . |concerts, which will take place chs ‘first Saturday in. each month, wil immediately o'clock St. Louis children who eing or re- program has not heen | but it witl and vielin num- adult; recital given by Miss Mabelle Brown- Rudolph, assiat- Miss Browning gave one of the midwinter midnight K S D con- music lovers for a return en Tonight is silent at K S D, but to-) a? ‘a of Perry. | Station K S D will give a sertes. ; Co., Fameus & Barr Co. Drug Co. and Welpert | - > 4 2 Te . . se P 7 rs 6 ~™ ' N. W. ¢ or. W ashington AV. at N IN I H St. BB constipation poison right ont of the! ‘‘California.’’ Refuse anv imitation. | = : PITIIIIIT IT od " somapaper giving Asceclated Prams Sian Martie | IY t s | 4 > e q d } 2 ‘ a | ow a* _ : These are red letter dates to buvers of General Merchandise, Textiles, Clothing and Sporting goods. .Jot these dates down right now, for there are over half a million Cotton Undershirts; a million vards of Melton; a quarter of a million vards of Duck; over a million of Leather Jerkins, and thousands of pairs of Gymnasium Shoes to be sold at these sales. The quality of the materials and goods to be offered is exceptional, as very little of it has been used. Following are some of the more important items offered: Washington, D. C., April 5th—-Gymnasium Shoes, Habuta! Silk Cloth, Hair Brushes. Commercial and Woo! Blankets, Ootton Undershirts, Ink Tableta. Ink Powder, Ledger Slips, White Paper, Blotters, Water Carts, Rolling Kitchens and Bugles. Schemectady, “. ¥., April 10th—Leather Jerkins, Cotton Undershirts, Webbing, Kit Bage, Comforters, Pouches, Axe Handles. Shove! Handles, Condiment Cans. Tent Poles, Lariats, Saddles, Bridles. Hay Nets, Pickmattock Heada Milliong of Notions, such ae Eyelets, Fasteners, Hooks and Washers. Other millions of Harness Parts Here aleo will be eold 1 complete Steam Hammer, 54 Conrerors, 30 Roller and 2°25 Oxygen Tanks. Boston, Mase.. April 1Itth—Rugciles. Music Stands, Leather Jarkins, Hair PRrushes. Tent Poles. Pouches, Undershirts, Gymnasium Shoes, Saddle Bags. Bridles. Horse Covers, Picke®™ Lines, Saddies, Webbing. Melton Cloth, Duck, Hob Nalis, Ojilskin Trousers, Dentm, Sateen, Jeana, Venetian, taincoats, and millions of Evelets. Guides, Clips, Buckies, Hooks and Grommets. Aliso Harness, Horse Brushes, Leegine and Cotton Breeches and ‘oats Write to Q..M. 8. O., General Intermediate Depot) Ist Ave. and 59th St., Brooklyn, N. Y., for the three catalogs. The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids. TUESDAY TELEGRAM FOR _ PAPOLE WOS NOW SELLING ”4,cul ..' 7 Le (do ni Os SIM —_ EE A AR A ie AP LE LO LEE NE, AE Ell le Ni ELE OE BO A NS ‘ This collection of letters forms one of the most ex- ; traordinary and amazing documents in history. | They discuss intimate, personal concerns of men and r women of every royal court. Each paragraph is a revelation that surpasses all fiction. / ss This fascinating revelation of royal love ts affairs will appear in St. Louis | ing Sunday © t Commencing Sunday | £ 2 ; e h é Exclusively in the t }, H | ©. m3 oe |

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ne ee €T LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The House Was So Light, Last Night, That the Wrestlers Could Plainly See Their Finish i i i a ed a Og nt la lll ag al al Mg al Ml gl gl al a ne hl, Ala ln BERN PPD or" SS i ih ii ia ~ ™ - Cardinals Win Second | | When Midget Smith a sodh the Champion x Binckley Strong _ but Is No Match Game of Ser 1es With wy > 3 For the ‘O] d Man’ Boston Braves, 8 to 1 - a mere Collegian Twice in an Hour of Wrestling. Cardinals Bat McNamara for Seven Runs in Seventh Inning——Bottomley Hits Homer With Two on Base. By Herman Wecke, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. BRADENTOWN. Fla... March y The ( ardina!s TOUAN die. feated the Boston Rra\ es ihn a@ spring training practi ce vame The score wee 8 to | Ray Blades, who injured his Complete Box Score , felding practice a week ago or. =m in the game in lief took over the lead-off assignmes: BOSTON. with his return to the lineup ‘ AB. R. Edide Dyer, who is playing reé Powell cf ‘> vlariy. wes in right field and Hy Conlon «s a Myers took over center fie'd) The southworth rf 0 megs was rood, numbering Boecke!l 3h 0 about 156 oy, Nixon if 4 Raeston tied the score in the fitth | ' ao» MecInni« tb 0 innine when they pushed a across without hitting the bal! Ford 2b 0 ter Sell. who relieved Sherde! on the Gowdyc mound for the Cards, was wild. He ge weg; r i¢ it another . analy oe > to ve ane 7 OESCHGER P» Mec ys wi row cona i PIRST INNING. RBOSTON—Powell waliked. Powel! -— went to second on a wild pitch. Con- Totals 20 lon hit to Stock and Powe!!l was run down. Stock to Holm to Stock. Cor CARDINAI lon stepped at first Mvers made 4 aR. great running catch, of Southworth = long drive Roeckel fanned on a slow ball NO RUNS Dyer rf CARDINALS—Blades was called Stock 3b out on etrikes Dwer drew a pass. Friegau 3b Dyer was snapped off first. Gowd) Hornsby 2b te McInni« Stock doubled to right Toporcer 8 PB center. Southworth robbed pseorne Bottcanléy 1b by of a long hit bv a great running 7 catch. NO RUNS ewes SECOND INNING. “sainer cf ROSTON—Nixon threw his hat Holm «s« away for a third strike at Sherdels Lavan ss slow one. McInnis flied to eerey McCurdy c Ford was safe on Holm's fum)h'e Atacestsh « thewdy forced Ford, Stock to Horns- bi NO RUNS bd . ae SHERDEL P CARDINALS-——Bottomley singled so 2 through the box. Myers forced Bot- ”* Lt temily. Conlon to Ford. Holmes sent Barefoot P a leng fly to Powell. Conlon threw! Mack out MeCurdy. NO RUNS Bucke . 7 ROSBTON—Oceschger got the first 7. " —— oF Gia 5 hit off Sherdel, a single to left otal : S 15 Powell forced Oeschger. Hornsby to ( end. Southworth to Conlon to Ford sainer singled to Perak ates a , to B. ul 7 on Shif OOXINE Cenion threw out Hornsby on a close Na r.,, . three — ex: a oe ee (Od t0 Nixor SEVEN RUNS _ f. S500, Ave i one-ha f furlongs ‘Peewee. Kaiser I ana im FOURTH INNING. hKIGHTH INNING a, Pte'da), . | ees nap oye mini : ROSTON—Southworth got two FOSTON — Rarfoo went oe ae res | Re a RN. Smith of New York. Pe 9 bases on a high flv which Dyer couid ich ‘len t, atch ; he Rt a ~ . me. 5. Thre tle 4 — Wl tra _— hails SS teenie not reach. Holm almost reached Cer to cend fu t! “ardinals | % - mu? 10 with no « nio! N , : D Boeckel's fly in short left but it fell Toporce y out Southworth andg| FIFTH RACE. 45. See 3 mpraiged =k nto ge ~ . TONIGHT’S BOXING CAR 4 safe. Southworth holding to secon. . the same sary : e : | G ikon Sacrificed. McCurdy to Hors ‘88¢d out Nixor RUN i . = | Te who covered fires’ MelInnis CARDIN 47S arfan- eee - ;, . : , , P . “ Cruise 1 ices If Ss were CHAMPION JOE LYNCH (left), ‘‘MIDGET’’ SMITH. 7 ’ sagen fee bility. This picture was snapped iast Dec. 22. when the pair of bantams battled in a corKking contest at Linow Shows — va J Madison Square Garden for the title. — gaines a aairiine verdict and retained his crown. pm had e she bill. Their one- -—— _ — ——— — — — ll ee - ~~ ee Racing Results ‘Professional Boxing Comes Back ee Under Commission Rules, Tonight ae ee ‘ Tlemons« Cc ee ee =asSsso=w Ss sto=-sesc ms = = Peewee . a4 rOOt pacKages Of Nh . Main F vent— Semin indup— fouled to MetCurds Ford popped -o h is Hornsby NO RUNS ourth h r fouled site | i | | os ay will ‘ CARDIVALS Bottomiey popped ' Ri\s = Ow OF Dat a .. "s Pp a. pI 9. re ss : c= ay “sah o ’ NN’ ao lte i mone Pt Sato to MelInnis Conlon threw ovr | co r 10 , a earline Myersa® Holm lined to Ocschger aebineee tei ee motion age + - a ee ee toe | Fire ss NO RUNS ye nis fled to Bl plain and a ee ee Referee—Walter FIFTH INNING. | 4 a Boe — ee ee = he a RBOSBTON—Lavan went to short , for the Cardinals. Sell went in to pitch Gowdy walked Oveachee. struck out. Powell was hit by: pitched ball. Conlon struck ou? a wild throw by McCurdy * *- * Ss ; +-yeer-olds scored and Pewel! reached | | Southworth whiked An attempted Gouble steal failed and Powel! was« e@eucht hetween third and hem MeCurdy to Sell to MeCurd, ONE RUN CARDINALS—MeCurds flied to Nixon Sell fanned Blades beat o.! a hit to Boecke! Dver hit one too het for Boecke!. Blaces stopping at second Stock popped to (besc hee NO RUNS SIATH INNING BOSTON—Ainemith went in + catch and Freigayw at third the Cards Beeckel beat out a hit to @eep short. Nixon walked Mcinnis flied te Rlade« Roecke! was picked off second Ainsmith tea LAYanr Nixon atole second Ford was a.ec owr of. strikes. NO RI'NS CARDINALS —MeNamar 7 Pitch and O'Neil! Besten. Hornebhy out Co, Inrie Bottomley popped Myers was called out on «: RUNS. Smoke Handicaps Boxer. SEVENTH INNING BOSTON —chainer Went to cen‘ for the Cardinals ©O Ne singled center. MeNamara * ‘uled ercith Powel! drew a pass mit inte a double play. Lavan : temier NO RUNS ‘ 4 CARDINALS Lavar nglied over “™ = wu ; the +n gr nding ea cond Ainpsm ith Sacrifice *? e > . . ae . as ms =" bewever. Bot r > . : ~- PRBS T | a pit it im chancer | | , . . . tomiey hit te righ ’ san ‘eger. See ~ omien ir *y — ? ; : icery Civett, Pechody SS Ce., Iac., Trey, N.Y. Lguemens fer a home run, scoring Frei- Dew ; ' « SBE .Zie, oudy ‘rack a" : y m (he who's hewe: ‘er. Teewee — * allowance claimed, {| geod ring manners. and aside from ba tiess * carb ss & Cc . ae cats 4- — " 4 r Men Seem Weill Matched. Ag to the ma 2. * Hy * ata ‘$1700 Wrestling Gate Illness of. Sil, Indicates Falling Off : OF laterestt Sport And Daubert | comem New Y ork Hop, night took rn when a vas Feported Disapility of Stars of Ri from $1.18 to paid attend- Taken as * * wrest- in 1923 Race. TT By Davis J. Walsh. NEW, YORK. March 2. denis of baseha!! form are down cuiet. burt significane dete ‘S and Yankees to peness fener i@a guee this oie ‘em to feel that bea ae rx C:ubS are the surese thing Ponzi came a Cropper and S0ing so far as to offer auaeu odds cn the Clants against the | the National Les Ligue. | Reports merci the Southerp Oxford Depends 1S Camps have had an abiding U Am ; fluence upon the epeculative pon ericans Stincts of the Broadway ar eres. th ee Ls SaDlty of George tne browns, and Jake D Five Yankees on Track Team the Cincinnati Reds. having and Two in Varsity Shell Ceemed of such grave img ‘ : ‘© of regarded as a deters Against Cambridge. tor in the races even before started the Giants, of course, are By Walter Camp. favored in whatever pre. zi 197% 2 ting is being done. They are March 22 ecll ed as having improved their the addition of Jack Beat my O'Connell, rer presenting § ? y minor league promise as | ey fir the comparative youth of nen he established 'ciub as a whole are expec iarships which sent “cakewalk” through the race. can cotlege men tO | Oddly enough. the Pirates and} te of their limited ; Reds are favored for ans Ww ho have pla in spite 6f the latter's nai a asin sive rush that landed them in ¢ ry . ar ‘-UPp position in the imate the 1922 campaign, cast upon the ¥ Stevenson. the cNanges is Lee tess enough, lupdier ané quarter not Be Pest. SHREVEPORT, La. M | siteber to tell you a shoot cut | ; go go out and break your « discussion abruptly in the bel e ride,’’ in the language of And yet one member of Browns etaff, a man who has more than 50 games for the Foht in the last two years, might well that answer, that advice, to question; another star of the Br etaft might advise you to tear a gment in your arm and st!!! anetl would.be basing his advice on own experience If he suggested ¢ you let some friend smash a rib wo. Urbas Shocker was a m pitoher until he suffered « tree fracture of his pitching BWiam Vangilder had a fast ball « littie other big league equip when he tore a ligament in his pit fing arm. Hubert “Shicks” was an ordinary school-bey bh and probably would have p! his quiet way through me echoo!l end would have taken quiet life as one of the leading pm clans of Dexter. Mo, if it had been for a fractured rib. Blessing tn Disguise. One of the Brownie veterans @iscussing the prospects of some the Rrowr'e pitching recruits au the long ride from Mobile to @h ce ea 6 ge cE ane aie. Featured im are Canton cre taffelas and Ge lv draped ang many 1d SC embroidered. — shades.

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fle De a ei oe a TS Ey . ; former Congresswoman Huck of tweet. -He was entered from the War- inish y r | . | Hitimots won a bout at last night's | ren Avente Congregations! «hurch. | 1s ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS = . “~ ess of Sisler 9 7} i — Kppeseanenmigune p= emean v ae ® Three Brownies Learned to Pitch "ic ran wu Ux ‘Local Handball ° Carpentier and Sii oe nie ee _L. g au er “ i °* e . - Youngsters in Game Si To Fig t in Ireland ; n wling ee (*) ' or Hopeful >=: - comet kehidiie | Spee rermente * a0: ne Hard Foe Today afl Diggs OE ca - Canton (O.) Man High im is the best knawn shoe Trade Mark in é& er Mastered New Curves After Breaking Right Arm THE Browns wil oupose ths DUBLAN. ‘March 22 irons Tee oe ee om yeas ‘ ae oe goby: . ft Va NII S ! — |? ereevenort club of the Texas , // Siki and Georges Carpentier. from on 5 men must fight for cenarityv : Qn) tr of 1°73 the leaders everywhere. When you : s@ | : eason. . — af a re verforn i ail ae: 7 . . as + ‘ nt o Zia . em to feel that both New discussion abruptly in the belief that vou were being ‘‘taken for mates Simon ete Ne Me , uy unexpected defeat ef Art Shin- Prance. The Peoplé@'s Ice Cream team of need shoes and are looking for the libs are the surest thing since MP gyide,’’ in the language of the smoking room. FT ee ee ae ee ae ee CRAMBNNR OE AOE Pree mre Chicago totaled 2873 pins for fourth best shoes for your money examine , . . ‘ assigument } r cisco Tr ‘ : * Pict. ‘ te ve - ’ inie a cCreuppel and ale even } and yet one member of the po ? Jin Elliott S ") : Foh anni asked rida \ what Ve by ores o¢ GAR WoopD INVITES i vie. sha, ab eee oe an a W.L. Douglas $7.00 and $8.00 shoes. - far as 10 offe: and give naniie Was ery Next rOuI wed the elimination The tear repla: ed the Intercitvs of -. itiened bn, ' : , rahe of th tivity ase ®itua ’ , z . a i the Ciants against the fielé ‘Browns’ staff, a man who has won! tioned and the veteran said Jim sep ., 7 Px have the | William Sackman of New York, who DODGE TO RACE FOR New York, who held. the position They are exceptionally good value By Davis J. Walsh. ' YORK, March Bf basecha!! form re t«\ sho'yv lie said a 7 . \ ould he one of the grieatest leftr : 4 - « : a | : P i who . fe , a Auional League. more than 50 games for the FohiImen “ th at let Nehteat idea who would be co' yesterday eliminated, me an | with 2871 for the price. Wear them and save} . handers the game had ever known if : for the Brown 'had been picked to be a finafist MONEY, CHALK OR FUN Teams from Chicago er Louis p . y ts from the Souther t ¥ last two years, might well give pring third base | rn tf : » : . ; Five : , sa : , : . - . . ' . = —_— aine $n the he OuiIg hreak h 7 arm or lose whet the season started and t it Sackman was heaten hy Maynard | By the Associated Press Erie i Pa , Toledo. Jacksonville money. aps have had ar r . eo ; “Msp ’ ; Abiding ine ry, that anegwer, that adc\ sUS,. tt. Ric h a eng jigh asf his spee) to mak e } rm) } ex! e a t)} e aels ction aa ? ’ ‘ ’ ns Angeles in Two MIAMI, Ala ren y , Suggesting that } ‘ . ' i¢ } , bal}. 4 ' 2s id upon the vecnila* hi . ‘ 4 ; : on , wer “as T - ( and Atllanta:(Ga.) will take FOR ; ef! e¢ Ulative ifi= - » question; another star of the Rrow ms pit¢ r) with } & head instead of with one af the hards « ft ‘no MaKe sain = a | Hiorace Dodge of (‘levelanad properly ai : , ff “s : of the Broadway sharpshoot } might advise you to tear” lig- his arm al : & igh lo 7 tne alleys tanigat: sh Bn: egyor 0 lisa bility , P waft pe loagytong bsiotee r. Haedge, a former champion, | “qualify before he challenges the enter the prize list. Standing of the & WOM. u,! it pTiity of (;,eorge Sisler of » a —_ ’ : | is ‘ . 34 7 fe) 6 ® e your arm and still anothe: Biiis recalie tet | “A : ' . ement in h Phis recalled a statement that Ed With t! arm re trom. te | - through with a victory, as @id/| world's speed boat championship,’ teams ww! ° i’ P ’ . ‘ » 4 " . ‘ ; itech er “ai : ; cai i ; ° bs - ind Jake Daubert of would be basing his advice on his jie Plank, the great sout nhpaw, once) wep tree fractur | lad become | Bathe of Detroit These four Gar Wood of Detrwoit last night wired FIVE MAN TEAM. Ww. L. DOUGLAS shoes are putinto all of our 116storesat fac- ‘Charles F. Hopkins at St. Augustine, | Letersen Parkway, Chicago ~ tory cost. We do not make one cent of profit until the shoes Cinnati Red: | ’ nerweat | | of such “eee Sewing been» : aos & = “" suspected that | sai that he never learned t0/| necessary for Shocker to develop new . us nporlance ag” you t some frien Smash a rib or h until t) . , hae ’ 1 nted Ww: 1). ; —— , ri 1} i? j ine Old-arm Was cone wares Hie worked a bie Wa i : t] —_—— ¢ = ht -». inne AL) tars Milwaukee : ° : ; . ia y are ne Ciass O11 the elignt re | : , ; ‘ i , , ' . 7 ; _ dasa determining fac. wo. 4 so the Brownlie pitchers were to beat those Yankees, who — had!“ : : canal Aa pyres of the Regatta Committes hab gene cved aes _ahicage ant are sold to you. It is worth dollars for you to know that ame races even before they - fy ‘rviewe a! Pasam eh: ea him off lik a hat bee lic | # ing Conrestants | 0 the Ponce de Leon celebration Porta Foe “his : > ea- 3 » are : i Urban yo Was aA mediocre rat ) a . id oe “A a ae “— aang traded hin | ae” ine’ tale ‘unningham and I won by default | stating that he would then race M: ze Parkes DOUBLES . You Pay Only One Profit when you buy shoes at our stores. 7 er until he suffered a green , =e PY StOpet n epitter B00 Been ae : dos nant @ ' ys ta th and ve oe : chaik marth! ; “ei, te O Pe? ; * WY Mania, OF course, are strongip Mie tecture ce Wig niin en. stare. apparently directly through ac-|haseball. Il 1 was a tan: /and are booked to play Bathe and|Dodg “for money, chaik, marbles. atueiter and F Summers. Milwaukee 127 " = No Matter Where You Live» pts “ a Ai arn . : rigs , ’ — s* higt le\ play ed 9 i Serre? } ere Ot Detroit rodaa\ is or ; Patt at ous doin nth + Sot whatever pre-season bet. Mai iam Vangilder had a fast ball and. sio.ker ua st a core ff alanta! a: ' . geaaer teal aaa In his telegram Mr. Wood stated er and KE. Zajac, Chicago 35 ie 185 shoo denlate conwunply 766 SG Wi, : ° ) > =. . : har 2 ~ i. :, o . “ n > 2 o feat a4 ports The te egrarr wae “er? ¢ ry r. SINGLES. ‘ 9 ~~ = 3° 3° 5° W.L. Douglasshoes. } rotectionagal ’ , e : i.it KS r+ ‘of ; f> isi ie Ril ere t } ras | -) rye ’ Lee ' aia , . ‘ rr] =i ’ | SCO) ile * - , ¥ 7 - . guac - O'Connell representin $140 ’ ing . . ; : 1e@7 . ‘ a ¢ ié@ la . | ; aM: ie at ° f . “a i + . e+ -~ low ing one recety ed Malling [nat M;) ' 7 1) qyt) ‘? . ply . *lel« unreasonable fits is guaranteed , as YY was an ordinary school-boy hurler red arm dpring a game lie was !with a basetbi * rn rt 3 Milwaukee, 21 i, - ¢ imer Lee. Milwaukee . ae h me ice ped on minor? le ague promise and : bh s) 3 r ue , nities vitehir ea 4 ; rve whe) the borne : . ‘ a © need » lons 1\ 4 Ma Lacswel] los Angeles defeat | bDbodgee refused Mr Wood's offe: for Mille: Cincinnat! ae ' t e na a ‘pr stam t ® comparativ yout f ee 6would have plodded snapped T) ‘. , ra a Py 2 | man, New York i |@ race for a $190,009 side bet because P. Webrmiester, Chicago ... : fis’ sole of every pair before the shoes leave : e ‘ . ‘ : : { , 4 i : i.) ' : ie. of iy t hy a. ’ i iii see UA i ‘ fo '_- . oo . tet ¢ . : youre OF the “his quiet way = throug! medicali nn the hence op Reset taal he 24-1 Dr Carl Haedee. St. Paut:| 2¢ Was not a gambling man Mr. |W. Zimmerman, Chicago the factory. Refuse substitutes. The Zowere are expected te mee would have taken un alr oe it wae & Breen tree Vangilder Tore Ligament. ngs Mili 0 ee . Wood said theres was no element h here. «& ik” through the race , , aes MP 8) break, he was able to resume throw- Shaumer, Los An- | a | prices are the same everyw - “A ork 4 ; Buss Sneumh. the Pirates ; P 4 quiet life as one of the leading phvs ing after a few weeks. but his Vangilder consid ed | : o 9] i7: Saam. St. Paul. 9 henge jy By eb or he t ce OSeyr ' 0e- CHICAGO HOLDS RING / 15 OT FOR SALE 08 HOUR WICHUTY WRITE Gon cATALOS. : Bates 2nG NOL See mame Of Dexter, Mo., if it had not for the season. as far as pitching :n| baseball afters 1S. SAU Bee ype. e i ne . Los Angeles, 21-19, |) gy Aeshna | SHOW FOR AMATEURS; ae are favored for second been for a fractured rib im 1 Mi] shockers , , sathe roi ea i iinportant games was concerned, was rience much Le ; Joe Bathe, DVetro ! ° ° in spite Of the latter's impres- | t an end 7 1 ne il nvahs ore tne |Mich., defeated Jack Ahe St. Paul, . — | P E ARE RESTRAINED sh that landed them in the Blessing in Disguise. wn, | wae Pieces | | , : onde Concordia Students Eligible. OLIC , ‘ h R theo ight they were ‘ . s > j ~ere¢ 5 wy | » ‘ ] ' bs j ri Af ' | : Z . é@-~« Rot) enhbe g ¢ Detroit. Ry the Associated l’ress . .- : : iq On ‘ne _ . P . . ye . 5 % ,* NS - ‘7 . ~i« sect ™ ‘ . . . . “up position ity the last few F e o t e >rowniée veterans Was ; 4 ‘ ; I rif te thea Ry ow is r} r) ’ ae ’ | ie ; ‘ ee Be! } 4) ; € . i? ’ " iif ra ‘ i€@\ jal uu 21 ° The new * one ordia RBasebal! lLeag 3} «* c*Hi ig: \csf ,. Niar rocks r° aes ‘ “en {oa yore ae » . ‘ , x } . jterg ' . ° vw? . ono . ‘ p , : e\ 7 Ast upon the Yankeeg "SR the Rrown'!e pitching recruits durine ) bocopteg, Sut | — | tm lanka - the League, has announced that students | 00%" tournamen way ed 7 on to is Al 7 YEARS OF AGE is plentiful enough, but is | the long ride from Mohile to Shrey - nivy # #1de issue in that trade is ar! aw i ie ne - ot: his arm anparentlv was gone He second string of bouts today with . ' - . mpatible with the returns ae e Meantime Shocker had learned ‘) i | ae jiniure 7 ‘ung around the camp for some time of Concordia Seminary will he e} police interference prevented by «a. Ww . vouglas Store: 6 10 OLIVE ST., St. Logi . . > I icians old he clit } , cF rible to compete in league ames, but niunetior Thirty bouts in} three few Orieans, whjch have the ——S deren air the in ally te Pigg pie pe ayer ~ ty more a aw two ans Sage atom Bema | 2 lasses were offered last night and E. ST. LOUWVIS, IL... 139 COLLINSVILLE AVENUE , -~ lookips like a perfectly good , arm ius in paired never could pejto play on any one team There are | tonight ligiAweights and welter- ge OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS We division baseball club. The ' HW} us again to throw basebalis ef- | Six teams in the league. weights will box. Wallace Huek,. s6n ere, however, realize that the ‘ fectivel, The manager of the cjJyb ————— outfit is notorious for its : : Was convinced He gave Vangiider ting, and further inspired ~ , his release and the big farmer fror. injury and illness of Sisler, | ae? Cape Girardeau went back to the plow lined to Jay pre-season odds | eee ‘Open Till ro es ee Veaneeis , nen came lé , . Yanks whenever and wher- 9 P. M. | was & food batter and se in tek Yart- bet can be made. | . US Army camps in which he served, | . : @---- | , Satur- | made the baseball team. But he DEVER, REDS’ | ’ | days. id not-even think of pitching. He 3 = : , » ‘ “ae be ; , ‘ ~surn ~ , could not straighten out his right —— LS ER, UNDER ARREST _#F eis STIX | H AN LD \\ ASHING' ON arm. He played first base and flipped ——— 8 NDO. Tila. March 29.—After . . the ball across the diamond under- ——— ’ SB neariy eight hours in jail | Kleyator—Stairway Second Floor—Over Kresges hand, any old way. | — Hie remembered the painful months) ec aate as A result of his arrest as an the old injury had caused him and | i deserter from the army camp SS Z . MebDowell, Cal... Danny Dever, threw cautiously. - ~~ ; Pitcher of the Cincinnat! Reds, ‘ [Then one day when there was an- : . liberty on parole today. Lon other first baseman on the job, Van- treasurer of the Cincinnatt! Bilder began to play catch with a | ll club, obtained Dever's re. buddie, who had a catching glove. OY assuring the police that the . » ; ‘I wonder if I could sail that old | li be responsible for deliv: ring ~ = : apple over the plate underhanded?” | to the custody of properly qual- Vangilder soliloquized. No, it was a MWitary authority, | sorry effort Van straightened out » aoguired from the army bv the old arm as far as he could and | Cinnati Nationals on recom. tried one overhanded It did not? ton of thet: California acout. ite | hurt lie tried one a little harder. |: ed by sporting writers wit' _ | He found he could put all he had on® aS ae one of the brighter ‘ t} the ball and not hurt the old “saeup; SB Pprespects uncovered by the bone.” as pitchers lovingly nick- } B Several seasons | | name their salary flipper. he mound vesterdayv he all wer Vaneilder came back He became me hit in five innings in a care i cemeetion of the ame ae oben ae en the reguiars and the recruis & | the best pitchers in the great Ameri- r eaid he had been assured by _ a cane Army When he got out of! mins hn. “u acourt for the leads, khaki. the thought of siding the old club would purchase his re- | mule up the corn rows all his life Anxious to get into major | did not appeal to Van. And so he baseball he hopped a train | visited Bob Qvyinn ame to Uriando, thinking, he i V, S LF 7 & ) ad him : : ».gave him a chance and now mem io h would- make #1 ar- | ery pecta riday Satur ay, at rs ler Is one of the star pitchers ! Bu. : leg Last year, he had a" : | uch ha? luck, but he did some FRANCISCO. March 22.-—Fu- | anne ett ai ton This year he ought | ~ 1 O° Gace 4 sit . s. :. ¢ ™ Services for former Capt. Joba ; Oo n 25 games. ~ ' rir, noted Sporting man. Ww he > , ; ae, in 7 New Vork, March 12, were held =. ty ES Pruett Forced to Change. ; ; eee: | * Pruett did the unusual when he = = euffered a fractured rib when pitch- 4 : ine. The iniury would have cost him «s place on the Missouri! U. baseball | we. “Tian. team if it pad not been for his hitting | . - a | abliity But, as he was a good hitter, P) — a . , he was sent to the outfield, when the | Carr a Cran 7 | injury had healed enough to enable te ——— WW, tA ion = : \* ty ©. O@mbso 1h 3448 21 8 t iSan8 828 Rasecom was the coach at mM cccee thot ae ee the economy and comfort of having a worth-while rr ° ° . ° . 1 signed Pruett Bascom was cer- battery in their car—the automobile crank has ‘The most timely models are included in this jj tn Guinn ed made a mistake. He practically passed out of the language. Perhaps Friday and Saturday sale of smart Easter Kosa ae they carry one hidden deep down under the back Capes, Coats and Wraps. The fabrics are m, “and TH wager he won't last a \ seat, but they have not seen it in years. : . y ; > . nimute mn the majors He's too light, ; Britoni, Velverette, Poiret, Excello and Mon- eels G90) Se Oe ee Others know their cranks only too well, for with daine. The colors are black, gray, kit fox, De about the fractured #16 eae aie a battery that sometimes works and sometimes tan, navy and others that are new and popu- eer ontal aces, ota sama aren does not, they have frequent opportunities to train lar. Many are embroidered and brocaded. cn 35 the. Be Oe ee their wrist muscles. ; ? 7 so ite A agponste BP 0s pe The comfort of knowing your electric starter is could be precuces going to work every time, the security of being sure The fine materials and the low price on peste wonderel 5 6 Se that your lights will illuminate the road ahead the ° . ° , self o1 the mound that a . these Capes make this an opportunity that it bal! could be pitched without hurting moment you switch them on—these are the joys of ~ at ractul rib e ept at it " will pay you to take advantage of. a leaeene ‘cacinel GAGE Oe] having a battery on which you can always depend. rib Ve concerned but he had tin: es popping out Pruett , that catcher something The roof of experience rdinary in the way of patmston = é : kn th If t, WAS ust starting to master W ese 10 . urve ¥ at made Babe FRuth strike If you Own an Exide, you 0 J ys no t 10 out of 14 times last summer and you make inquiry, you will find that in earning e . : a a A gene rn PE its reputation as the long-life battery Exide has p ) big. rib. Pruett lsernee Sow ta: throw given satisfaction to millions of automobile owners . | 7 * § sia g 4+ 1688 484° 8c bee the fadeawa’ The rib recovered and . d the fadea’wayv stayed with Pruett. The in all parts of the worl . Browns lay great store by that fade expect Shucks to take Sturdily built, Exide has the rugged power to - ar Beas bgt cen , AW ih’ The. ee ge the hetever *ee See ore ae outlast any other battery. That is what-makes it Je . ere qdas Pruett 1 * Vear is strer , : Featured in these special groups mer a hi z- WI ery WES Se] 2 new Kaito j ‘ so) e. ~ a re { a 1) Lor CTE PCs, VW oo} Cl { pe -, nitacadas . bs ava that ‘ee will a economy for you to ow rm one “y dtr ‘ Exide | aye w nena pote } R * | Clever- ome great pitching needs to be replaced, drive to the neares Em TATE west 99 ony | ! taffelas and Georgeltes. le great pitching, | ) : | 7 } headed elftects, ce em Oe ee ee Service Station and get the right size Exide for a ree uia n bs and ligaments among ly draped and : : , ’ ‘ > ‘ the rising generation many handsomely beaded an ase your car. ; For sour radia SS ing Cream— <§ eidered. Newest Spring DE LUXE ELEVEN . Sc set , : : | shades. JERSEY FARMS SUNDAY F +—Not Sticky, Smelly a | ip Mat cere ater th tg St. Louis Branch, 1508 Federal Reserve Bank Bldg. cer elevens. each ciaiming the Inde. . slid pendent seceer championship of S&S O79TF less, stainicss ” Hais Groom : - | ouis« will meet in the decielive gca'ne Bell, Main me 7 ' Phones Central 921 Kinloch, Cen : ’ * by + ' ‘7 t ‘ " show on the hair becouse 1* '* r three-game series, Sunday, at . Louis Stare’ Baseball! Park. Camn . by the acalp, therefore you o@ J ; | ° ay nue and Market street, at 2 T H E L O N (; . L | F E B A 45 T EK R F O R ¥ O U R C A R - - ;¢? rita tle ane ; gins so soft and | J rhe proceeds of the game will go pu that po one (en possibly * ; ite the Aubuchon-Dennisog Post of th: rou used it, ee A =— pr rent} fe LARION. iia toss * ae ; *t a $i Ya ¥ 7 *..% ray “ “ & & ~ aia: af * ’ ewe Ph ey . 7- See ks Su e . we eng ok 7} oe heer ys Be. S P ase - ee ls ee 2 it om Sa B48 Re O OR Oe bi SLM LE RATEE De deme eee a,

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» ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1923. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR - PRES RREGULAR [~NEW YORK STOCKS j]| | NEW YORK BOND MARKET || NEW YORK CUR ’ . Ry the Agseociated Frese 4 , Special te the Post-Dispatch , me Special to the Past Thera t, , , offic ; st of bonds traded tn en the ‘ew Vary Sine - 22 — lowtag i « Net of anes, high t, { . - ech 22.—Follk . & - - x Perhan (ofay with price NEW YORK, March o. * cee, lowest W YORK. March 22—Tota!l sales on the New York Stock Exchange today Were . ao 45 anal See oe close of tne ! ~- , caren tetay were $12,368,000, ageing: $11 887 N00 seq ar fay $8 578.000 «a prices of securities traded ‘im om tne New Yors ¢ tarmiyd market today. Sales ef: Se} 26. QUU year® ago in 100 share lots (except in the cave of Stancard Ol tasues, sales of which are in? x NE y 1.148.100 shares. compared “with 1.300.400 yesterdar. to 1 p. m. were 755,900 - and . 7 ™ Following ts Py list of today’ . indivi: lual sealer tn 100-ebare Boy on — Stock Ex- | er _ % &: ge, - $711 816.00 fay , , at 21 048.557 000 a year ago and | $494 BIA OOM ta reare ag sales of bonds represent Slovvd face vaue am s , ‘xed on the Mer- na v's’ chan ol i yr! and the net changes for the cay ~~ s . - none la > “9 TSS 7? Atiantic Fruit... eH PrP me ice - wen « : ; Bo | : ‘ a 7 an‘ priv es 7 nr : © or nera., . tract! cents. The Allied Pack Ss. yor ex- 106 % ’ 2 Hard ene 8. oe . INDU ora Als. = Clean Week Dav’el | @ etead of dollars and ~—_—- ———- . slose =C ° «; d b ving the 2 ___—s- Today. Yest. Ago. Chee «4 ee Me — a , Alum 7s new 33.106 % s1% 20 industrials 106.74 106.84 106.33 —.10 qmpie: 101 5-82 wil’ be presented as 101.5 aa ey = ‘ing and 20 Railroads . 67 63 67.74 67.54 —11 Sales SEC “RITIES High Low __ tose sith at 3 18 | BO oe z ~~ KT My w of Bae’ ‘ oH 20% | 1008 102% | . “aw? Owe | aie’ 32 SST EFS LIE 40 Stocks 87.18 87.29 86.93 —11 GOVERNMENT BONDS. — Decrease ~be Vics © eet 2233 ft SSFP FE T bel lit ~ oe ® e III ff. ‘Z2coe ~ ao Fractional Gains Predomi- +: mate at Close—French Ex- m Bas Mag -change Rate Reacts — © "> Money Firms. By teaecd Wire Prom the New ork Berceu ef tbe FPest-Di«patch. SEW YORK. March 28.—The lve ning Post in ite copyrighted financia review today *ay*s “Trading in S*tocke showed a Sa*iing off today. but values '~" general wel; maintained ness during the first hour was oeeged bv duliness which ligt an irregular appearar afternoon, however, advances ciatties had a strengthening » Jew issves making new highs the year At the ciose total sales approximated 1,100,000 shares and fractional gains predominted Cer- t speculative bonds achieved mod- gate gains. but other parts of thts department remained quiet Call ey. which opened at 5 per cent raised to 5% per cent toward the flose of the fourth hour and to 6 per cent at the middie of the last hour Freack France Irreguler. “After further strength at London where the price rose within 2 points of 7 cents, the boom In French francs Dbrmeke Mefore trading started on this side’ of the water the ™®price had fropped back to a 6.76 cents basis The decline continued here so that in the afternoon the ee from the bigh of the day was 32°, points and from the previous close 23% points at 665% cents. Whereas on yester- Gay offerings were withdrawn in the ) face of demand, moderate supplies . ‘exti) . ‘ 23 : rn O l ‘9% 0 ; teday resulted in the disappearanc: Bin i eS * of tids. The movement of the past two days has been such, in other words, a® usually oceurs near the en’ ofa ereculative swing. Reports were current to the effect that French sup- pert for the franc had been with | drawn, and well-posted quarters at ' Lvigen continued to express the be- | ,~° -** Nief that no early settlement of the DetEa ¢ Ruhr difficulty is at hand. Belgian Dupont an@ Italian curremcy moved in sym- | EKto pauthy with that of France and Ger- | EISP 4 marks were unchanged. Sterling ye Ree . mered within a narrow range an ‘@o aa 2. . was sieady at $469% = Canadian |Fisishman Gelilars added to their rallw at $8 | FifthaB 64c cents, but some weakness was ap- Fe™ P .Ss parent in Brazilian milireia. * : ny _ ” Peretign Bank Statements. ide Ohio pfd 8 “Comparatively littie change ait [Ere Tex . | 101 6-32 100 3-32 1006 -_-~ ————— — - S38 U S:Lib 3s rg = S.ocks and Net : - 100 30 100.30 100.80 iv. meccs. Sales. High Low. Close. Cu & is US! t 4%qs o7 14-82 9714-32 = tae fo , ; 2 Arm&Co of Del ~ + 97 24.32 r o~ 2 4 1 f-~ whee . = ' 4 ’ . -« Sigs cs sao nin on pom anal 3 } | : ; Beaverboard Se. om - a | 7 c ~) s+ :. “e ~ 6 O@Oe CAUiOKee : | ~ eo ia@nK~wo@awr~ aS ~ (SBwaymeris oO WEU SOS -- “1 ORP@eisisae - oi yw Co yr . Com Cash 6&t. **-* ae a an es Baan haw ee tee bey 4 tnd ranged ep~weuel wT Sang? t prompted “ar ¥ s8:4% , 4 Le renee = Des. “i “2% J:ily 3% Me ; chem Tehe ~ FH PEPE FETE ne bee ~ - © 8 -~ - a i2 97.12 ~~ ne _ ¥ oo 2S " ; dee oo ge — J t F Firwtwe &y re ry ws ‘se - i" -—r9 “Dis we + hy! . 0° -@ = ~~ - Tt es tet y fils Beethro BET 8 é ? sh8zk g re be ae age ee : - Pi - r a ~ Motor Ce of aa Pr SF SF 1 | a Z P . re PP Ta OST TT ~ eid ny Zhe e z a Fe DBDVw~ise i) 7 or " ox : ‘ wit . . Ss ; 9 ns H2 an ae FORE IGN ‘BONDS. = YNiEn he i NH-M 4 -YNH.Hda sy 54 \ We Put 4s 93 cv Rye r 4 *42 YW 2s 4" >» 46 J -- or “ie a i Evy *#Deiso - 4 *prowgh 100 bushels, ag~ and * Ay Ce orp Imperial Tob. 69¢ oe ore . —- od Art o> vee ier eo ~ > lli To°* saa po “Ie « Beerhe =) af f _ | aon i> Ors ‘a's hahediti de ied 1 weld ee hed ek kl) ae TY hk 9 4 | i 2So Ton ’ " «Sp 8 _ “wWreereeste a) a & — eg 9 Basen $28. hushele of ovta » hele of 7 erwis of Nees 2.34. ait rd +. pa rhomm te fF ; HO be s* - Dy pat bt oe >> »® | Pee in GO * -1- wD +2 $23 busne s reew pte . * . aon and 53%.' a b than & weet ano and ear eto, being 731 4.000 —-— were heen vier a 4 e a78.e » se ES) ist ~ OI De Wee a be oe i) eo a ot és o ene 7I5saQu ofS Ee SSF Lorssus has ween —_ - 1 a: IT. = _ BONDS.” « . 2. ee. ee es i2iQ as 4 a 2~ 2 ST Lew +) wiadews - “we '* inno me ot } > re SD Fir i -o ae ot a aww if SIS S 4 loned oe ns -# gh 9 Ly me S00 de ht nares ghopments oe’ wheat were Oe . oh a week az” and oe pe than «& | veins = — . + $ ae f » > iS) ” peed emt ht et peed peed bed bet CS 05 7 es ChE S ‘- Fe, ab | a e mdoaag geome BON Ds. 4 3.100% 100 ' ‘s wet buahete of corm Alaska-Br wi ) and 153.000 bushels of © Atvareade Min . Am Comm Min. . ee 7 = arn. ea? ; Louis Cash Grain. ash today were of fei # st wehice 2 cebheas a es ne Pa Boston Mont Crp Calaveras Cop . Calumet & Jer... Canada Cop ‘ Canario Cepper 1040 Candelaria Min. ¢ ¥ ~§ bt sy athe ee ¥e PS asi 4 white corn. * te, Ne. & white o~ & ye . 21 ? ; e4@246%¢. No 4 white ie png 3 crea! wh te eats 46 oeeneeeiniie Wall Street | News and Comment | —SPECIAL DAILY— Ry a Special Cerrespondent of ! Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. Mareh 23.— istock market of today was, aft Mthroughout a mixture of gains icaaes but with the selling side ™ ‘prominent as the day drew t Mhe close In the last half h hile a few stocks were pushed fo ard in a manner calcelated te pressive. recent leaders of the nee were under heavy pr maiderabliy unsettiing the list ag! , hole There was heavy selling of Of stocks. Marland made t showing of any of the eile ft ywing the annual report. © After a rather unsteady foren diversion was created by bast ers thrown inte a number of lis. Wabash preferred A. s stood out prominentiy on occasions during the last week | Bie 0 = Tmanrer to suagprest ¢ Special te the Post-Dispatch. a it ircpertance. again came te | aa oo i ~~ be Treret. Pere Marquette was bought iu Talk of a dividené before the @t:.' ou aelt Aee ay “a bee | > rp ‘_ DH tr tnd a i ’ ~~ - ; = a . i> mF Deol se 9 oS IT SS PS TT | + ‘, One pp Bop Basee "3 # a i ) | iguww.? Re el eolii lees || $ RARAEE oO ol , ee a a sb je Loto ee, / (Oe ew ee 70 - iF, O PPif caved ’ ¥ S28. FSET DADS - - 18; shawn by this week's Bank of En- giand statement, the condition dis- do pféa closed being just about what would |Ger Cw 6 .- 91% 8 iS 4 ome Mine 2 59 43 21 SS °] nich Se. 45 1} be expected in view of the approach |{'*%, ©'* ; oo i ts wy “eG @rti r* aw yt, # oe] _ ~/ 4 ‘* >) - | ; [s St. LouisStocks' : Ie po = oe 4: Neo is ~ «= oe : rT r+ pe i) Ore roic a | “tnlOw ‘Pas i ee he P , Oe > oll} tI yale 7 | ier | J - EL Pe ans e rs s pe esre ' = » 4499! D Dida ’ | a ne | Fr # 39 -* -806 sede3 —a | ss om. the St. Leuw . cotee te toe Pe 3! ke +949 Be he @ os "13 De. x 4 ¥Orwr! ee ~ o =) es sadanianet ; es "Ed - - n okt | e ‘a ‘ * PIF ESSE PTH o~ ] 3088 eee se ~~ i Mh “ Sow vi Ene merican Cettem O11} stecks nifine row meg 2 deciine of over! 7 peints “The raw silk market a j : : unchanged bere with = a ast life dave in the & per which base obtained all Poome a nfur _ te ire none ee ‘eer \* o *i 5?) | ,*) “# -- : ot 4 : - %, r a ol id > 2 - ~~ lellael 4 — cae jfalls, especially the S88. rac! PB (The regular quarterly éividend: te PMissounr Kansas & Petas ieued. | and a half per cent (1% %) haste 5 Notwithstanding the strengt® | deciared on the 6S Preferred . ; % : ‘ive securities there “was of this Company. payable .- - covement in investment | 1923. to stockholders of record Ap . with the exeeption of” 1. 1923 J. J. SHEA. r Dettys the trend was @ostinctiy . ——-o——— 1 ‘ I 7 SELLING PRESSURE AT TIMES Amal Su ) 3° rR -_ —e _ — j There wae very tittle . getter: — s ON NE W YORK CURB = TEI ae od 2 -? ri a 3 ~~ * ~ DTADW & — ee ee ¢ ; oo Tos _-— = J a] k ins Dai’ 7 Btw wh Orr i E - ? BEnRs ac * ve 2 @29I0r-BsRwB" ie) ho ol oa a ae ‘ehones SS FF LHS EII TS TT S233 ~-p Gr ® weenerert- FEL SETS J retriee | FFEP ETE ‘vO wre: sane a a ih eb © ewoseses te bh he ad Se Re ok ~eis' 207808 12s? OMesesrs ArTERNU& a N_SESSION. ~~ oe Oe wr @oe5 to| Ot teen a hie se eo 09 ¢ ~~? Oe soe: oo | hand *oe0 ~ (ALCS E SE Sa a e: : 1 I : *~ Pus l id ) 0 ° .? “a me heal -botVosn on “~ ’ pe riy well for the mest part | , ie id 9° le 4 7. oo See ? ~~ = ai to * Post -Dtgpate EW FORA. March 32 — my the a nang today there *¥as congid¢deraDty, mere 1 ear oressure at ‘times than 22s appeared % Ss ~~ oe lee pe ee ~ Pe ed oe —— _Qror ATIONS ng ao) eee oem, ther day durine the past week any 1 pee 4 a. This selling fase *spect4a. > ati e } 4 OO; shares Prairi ‘i , r : 4 Srandarid f nrdé‘an . — - +4 ‘ , ins ase : , ' r > neavy ts *he ’ i OLAS zi site € ” - ~ os a) \~ ae Pig "Gus P -s -t~ 98a > “ —_ = 42 | 000 “notes of other bands 43. 224.000 marks billie of exchange ~heque incr eased Vl 152.275 OO Ta. » al wl mt 33 es 27 FCC hee £ ¥ ** =) : w *a t Pret St “hCen dée> 4s “Gg MEIR&L Ss 41 . i ‘ ~ ow) marks. . M'nn#StlL. rfg Se = 3.069 marks, other essets increased a5. - e- fn ctreuiatieon in- J od ait see - Buy SIS MFAT ITE, PEPEF HELLS | ; ie, iM “~~ ' MS;P@SSM @ 40 7 ad ue | a MStP&S"2M con 4s 3s ar <a M-K-T ist 4e 99 78% 78% MEST 40 ww 2 44". 44% we —_— eee “ore House A= — March ; te=3 Der - ot g§c3 Mae) Oo erits bd Se \e . : : 4 . A e sean . s ‘ NEw YORK. March T°. —Another ger =e Santee aces $18,100 000 fa! 1A 3° «(paw is reduction came today im refined sugar * A . ou. 2 oe pA l 7 ; . ¢ . El & W lk Good = “Denia foe Mara SE TBE ware ett 8 oe : ae ete & ty y & Walker s Co. prices from 9 tw § 75. Cemmee and Preferred Stecks FRANCIS, BRO. & CO. (Established 1577) =¥., 88.888 2528 - Tike swreee st wf £ ‘oh «Eeepire Steel Corperation§ stork _ & f $35. Loe ooo have ap@ereved reduction ic the NEW YORK. March 22 an Pec: fren $500 OO) Oe) oo Srenger: high 6. tew 5 ooo. ina bet 4. offeret ~e rag 7a © i* * eed .3 menathea. 5% pri me cermerc’ end oe he am +8. Sorceseatey ae OP we OP* MEWBERS VYEW YORK. ST. LOTTS 4D CHICAGO sTOCK EXCHANGES Pe compared 5 ’ \ three monrhs ago Xow York nan oe ‘eorce Mocs: 7% per cent tweens Soe Pac ee 1 604 OR OR S| 18 Cee S Be S = io Se 214-18 N. Fourth St. Kennedy Building “ar Nee Beck rede, eprriekt. 18TD) .. Mexican ésiiara, site. me

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F: LPL LPO : eats. ad AE Pe ag ee a ee a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Lee THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1993. . | ST LOUIS’ POST-DISPATCH ———= aio i BS ARE REGULAR (Fatr Genin Prices — #06 OFERINGS SMALLER lf Wathen, Eggs: Poultry |p ——|—SarDEATHS | UIS MERCHANTS FXCRANGE_| AND PRICES IRREGULAR | Louie commisnion boites vaid_oe |} Marriage Licenses Baer ee a 4 following prices to farmers and country | husband ef Emma Meyer in —Followin ; ra & ie the efficial record Hanus | of today's ae ee and clesing ama prev!- ast tt Cae Da up for round lots of the various pet B; Fuperai from residence, 4751 be ee fr market. an uuotations | NATIONAL STOCKY ARDS. Ill.. March ticles. ¢ ; - = I ecor : “tuanaaien rn ee 8 Pret h in Cemetery ' a : om Kangas City and © caro | ° rr) Chi ’ 9 . , ' i oe) Eptea. highes', low arhe “i caiwen an 0. —, “a3 500. ‘ “att! © ood: | KGGS -Fresh country candied, 22; e e " K Wea Ket today.’ Kales of wrod one oe Close. “Yesterday, | horses and mutes, 300. "eeP: 300; | canes returned. 10 lees. 52 4c: stand Burial Permits | ARR Entered | into rest day, Maren Bt Te en Be oe cee : , B omels, a a . Pes _ reat - r , : ' e ** sales of which are in full) ane 9 , 8 , = \25L® a SA HEAT 0% a8 cel iene Sadat ot Beet seers oe Ne seerlage : ; firsts, 44c; seconds, 42c; pack- |? aM. beloved Murray Merre 7 ay P Mite. Mar. Auto and Travel _Trips ii 5 = oY , 120% maar : mn | | Ole ; LALA lity AT l eR Lau . urray, ear me oe ‘ 5 cunts wen | an ¢h _ a : . i oe ‘ S appivin i ' , . : es oe ; . silts ¥ he . \ ee oe the Mareheste’ Bx — % Yiat, 3432! ey Age. radiate | nds. Cows were acipally the : 4 ere "Bar ionghorns at 26" at MARRIAGE LICENSES. Alt. ister of Dorothes Behrt, cut Geas Reidy, dear sister’ oF Mare Catherine Frond. "ing te paver Talento” sink oa ® Ste ~ ; Ms ' — ‘ Ss ; : ral ak and . ar } , “es : > " 5 Se - | Bechanged Veal calves ~ OC ; at 26c: brick, 2 / Win Land-—Mre Mamie H. Nahores. ‘ from raibiines “318 Hartford, | TO" and Mra. Nellie Howard (nee Donohve), aaa £38 a — aan — ‘ : — a CURITIES __ High. Low. a INDUSTRIALS. ~~ © Del lo Fru! ie "ee 7uer A is on & Co pr.10 113%, 113%, Jt LY WHEAT. sane +? ’ tin o - . . . va (28 practical top making $12 50 ore William A Gok! n—~Lilian Ie “he ris reh o3 19°33. at 2 Dp. m. Service eur dear Krandmoether and aunt ) , corn higher on current lellveries ey . 1145 + 112 ecclastctee oe reel : : . » ? ‘ Ba ‘aed | bd receipts wer : ’ : ’ . ,’ . “ . iif . : P the local cas” rain rmfarket offerings » -s12% . 116 \ Me at 37 “ 113° 8 - only 2000 oe ent, estimate callin 25 per do | Ianatiue M l.. Hilpisch—Irmyarad A - memoris M. 2 Church, Jefferson and Funeral from family Gence, 2922 Reit SEALED PROPOSALS - : . K 0 rs ‘tattle for wee! — ; ¥ yts. conia treet. ntern Seles — avetue, on Saturday, March 24. at 83:30 a. | _highe 1) : 108 % " ' .¢ : 31 ' ,. Canner anc cutter cows aready vic . Ble: capons, 9 pounds ‘er. (George A Laurent—Mres Pauline P arker. : i ' . bes on | Parish . . ‘ . : . ) : , are k reo ai ecpDarter rie H ber : ar rt c. nm . . MB ne ; : 4 ; is, tunds and over. ~+ fr,eorfce ~ m j , ! aod . Geneva i papers tf enee copy. {ec | r furnishing 650.000 re momate. | | | nti oF «pe ae ather « ire, luet ; NIENAL O——Eatored into rest on Wednee A hn + 9 is cull turkevs F musecovy Fred ‘ n-— re L.tiiayr ‘arker. other « un > de Mar os 21. 192 at ©? 10 a m@m af | - , . . —s ‘ ie . . : ; ry vy . aT t? : ‘ ’ ’ ; r : We us i] : ’ 4 —_ Ss ducks, Ilic; tineas, 34 Marvin St he * rad La } os , + epee Ss A Cote | Briliias ~ dt sds $455 °° mol : | VEALS&.- 1204160. ~~ , ‘eit e ¥ 4 te j rs. min Phillip ra orvice rics , , °3 ‘ Mat hiida Ni iehaus (nee Giledt). dearly beloved | SPECIAL NOTICES ‘ o ) “a tes . ‘ ‘aw fiey . ' : eT! maves ‘ it ) ! > | ‘ " } : cows. bulk, $350 to {180 Ibs. at 8% @9%c: 180@200 lbs. at 7% | Edward i. 3 ey * avenue, East Lo : | Mra. Irene Mochionkamp’ ane oct Goer ites | * LAMBS G) WALKED. “of 4168 a canner cows we ik, $3 to $k os pull | @8 %c: coarse, underfed, underweight, dis- | ;..) “;:.. Taner, ee ee lear sul thence ta mM: > Cereal o nist io ‘“Moeh enkamp end our déar siste es h ty of Louis, State e $4.75 ta $5 stock oder | counted according t alit eter 4 te fille. ye Me tei 0. =o | Sister-In aw, mother-in-law, grandmother! sour’. do hereby give netice thar I will ser med slightly easie ik Of ah ~~ de Locker and feeder g to qu y. Lawrence H Var “ffie M Patton 4 c} mi aunt, in her fifty-fifth year | be responsible for any debts co nirmetas or 7 to ig lower HOGS—Receipie fel! off shar ‘¥ the eat) " VEGETABLES, Wiltiem G nt eat y Durkos . -s §-—Entered in rest Wednes om Ete notice of funeral from the George I. (hig date by my wife. Ettzabeth L. Walker, sales. 4 , ee ; mate caliing for onlv 1% 500 head. t' BEETS-——Home- grown, 50c per tu box Max Ly erman, ouis, | — Ga ma. meer > a A : m., Mother | : chapel. 5066 Faston avenue, will be | 7 £"*0!) James ¢ a Sher panei pean wheat was . — ‘oe Pest run so far this week new Lou! siana $6 per bbl: new a » Heward ) ms ny +e — ate ~agh rer Superior ; Deceased was a memoer cf Grateful | LEGAL NOTICE—P ureGent to the petere In Bt. 7% x 7 P77, , markets however” ha | Texas. $1.2 r bu basket; North- | Edge: re. . Mo.— Ant | ahoma, dear me inte Ed- | Lo o 463, A. oO. LU. W. (co) and under poaditions contained In a cer- Te). ; : ned a: 2 July wheat ; ' 234.74 9: and from 1 orn se ked, per D9. Alvard Ban t Lou! —~Max! De siste? FB Ay» so / RASCHEK— On Wednesday March 71 ee - a Ben Co of ; - ; ' > % . ju) - heat "6 A cf - . : 4s i 4 ‘* - 4 open \ th ; fev ght sh ipper a veiling clo CABBAGE New York eb, $55@ 75: ; ! : i : d faxine f - vo Ry # u i . . . ; . : lu ) ‘ Sey ch tn ae we : al hey x ha : ‘ : , > . a 's : ' ' é lop of S8& b ere Texae, $80 to $100 per ton ‘del! . poor | Char E t. Louls. Me P a eae : ‘ ry . » ral Warranty : : ' qj St. —--" - early The ietiiess. gr ae 2 RP wurst -OUIS. m0 ue y? = mund Josep! rder, | 1.; hele ¢ aolteenes ee I =3. recorded bapk a | She bin “ > | ¥ ¢ 2 “a & . { . F ‘ , * - . a “ ates . ‘ I us, ear , lw - r iward A its : ; ¢ {nee *cqeiiain? dear ler alien al " co ombare d ate : 45%-% |; ""** e Pe os a 5@10 a A Vipving hog Tre ; Much as 156 new Texas. Zw ¢ 1.75 a basket. — lear at = - ta sch our dear brother brothe : a Bk anaes 1 ; : . ; ‘ . 4. -4! =: ine rT choicest Bor ted Northern wa : ’ er : , . ~— . rue |} ; rs } } sited , ; re ae K6.400 '.. i . lig. su Yr ar AY Og! | opened Ove } CAL LIFLOWER Callfornia, 5 t y ' KRECORDI 1). BELLI oo, . / ; v's ° al ‘aturday, March 724 et 2 hh ¢ pn hogs showing welpix | Gate ys as nis = pee 5 ~ m del! partors, Missisalppt ard | — Mw. : CELERY-—Fiorida crates, $2 to $2.75 fu: and J ooper, 25° bester p lA telli “ e - ne ves. to New Picker Cemetery 1 ft the highest 2 nae +x ~» | 88; $2.50 to $3 for 3s, 4 and 5s R nd A RSE: ; § 9 enti: = dye roe a a Deceased “as 4 member of Rad. Washing di entire nacet a of Thee ie rr ‘ “a+ see — : > o —a , ehala ; ° : ,? : ry ar a " . . : “ 4 ned 1 Tob Ik ; ; oy " a, © a re , - 7 Early - se t but cee 0 abso ‘7 CUCUMBERS—Indjana hothouse $4.50 | uicro, 4577 affirt ‘eter and & . 1] 5 PF. S&S, and Pauly Jai! or _orten *. consisting of four pnp? Cont Rubber 4 year, Incluied By | IULY RYE ie 4! BO but shartly after ‘the cheeie ~-dozen box; Florida crates, $9 to $10. ne Kimme es ot | ie Se , | Aid: Lore Josef Burian| cele of real estate in City Blocks Nem, § “ at! ty O aj v4 - 83 %, ‘ a9 7” = : —~ ‘ ‘ , , pped ry ~~ $2. 35 R40 ; | cr. I . PEPPERS—P lorida. } Ly -bushe! |E. ar 4 M. VW ileon. ? - _ | . ners _ i . a ‘ . . International Association of I 144 WY 50 3a34 and 2.1006 of St Loukas ware 132.00 | bushe a. mpared wit ‘@ » ae ae Belg WP line teent a) che: tees a ° to $4 N. and V. Bosch, 22 : | North hy ” pov res Pe ty ne ae ‘Hists, 1ocal No, 41 fed) therein fully described. toaether with « ha week ago and ¢ M a ty trade again uneven -.. ~~ L zeTTU CE-—California iceberg, |M. and K. & it S ot) March aly A ee 5 ee es . im ees RESC ser Reo! into rest Tuesday the personal property tnerein contained + ; ~ Chi a alrite “ie ies ne ood fa | ee ‘: , LA ee short harmpers, 25 E. H “ss a I a =i *enrose. vary Ce) etery Nn zany Te ' March 20. 1923. at pe 45 bp I : ‘Charles Deraising ts — — enereeertae. 37.7 ee ta stead ’ , ; ; licago leaf, 2! r bu box; Fiort and & r- 25th . to teach, at Weldo ri eorage. «o8) ang ice distribution business cago Provisions _ | Ab alae ne ge tea 4 jth “veatey a large hampers, $1.7! . ead = ndoll. 4238 lintos BOEHME —Entered into rest on Monday. | 68 vears ben ht ge Wilent ae "he - uf sald Mertens Orville Livingston, Trus- — "3 ve = Pee —— | : ter ities sluggish : piss. | ONIONS—Per 100 pounds; Red, $2.50 to a! d A oll hia ne . a cn* 13 va _¥ . Miidred | (nee Berlekam Pp’. father of Mre Meta Ww 4 lee. for the benefit of all creditors of T Fy 0 the F Post Dienas: as | De nn: My seis" oo $ spotted, small. etc... lens. lL. and Z t. 341: ' a; he Boehme. } ' ugnmter of Henry re Emma Letcht. Mre. Ida Steimann. Pau dore W. Mertens. ‘ ‘ye AGO Mar, . mn or ‘ _ 4 ~2 abt : lo. Mar ket a. ’ the PARSIL =e Tan ifs! ana. 10e to Ldec per a ~ = oe ae, j me ur " ¥ 22 ‘ears. : le on. leo and We fer ‘ ) : . « oz. smal! es: $5 to $6 per crate ne OE. Wwe 8 Bi — ct ' “ ' % . \‘ id . prin a: «hur ‘ thence Low ‘lose POTA TOKS— Per 1 prind . > ' i at i li « e . ‘ rt : at “Ape . ree ‘ at ti * i)? >. ‘ ‘ bud ‘ , wea droup Se in sympath: ih | Ohfos, $1.40 to dogay, wheat Deng unchanged to low 22c SS25 =. FP PETES PTET HT — ~ ar t price at UOmatha ened slightly easier, 4 me -ri SCO Wee = > #15 ™ Ne eet . Sust ment B vreau of the Sr [fuise A Men Ineorporated,. Ne Leout after due : i | public as there cd — — -. - fer fe SS A TT Rs eR . mens - * e ° “ay 8 High, low, clos ; pr ' | lighter Sa irre a and wneven!ly ' , NATIONs | " pro vei 1 $11.75 $113.90, | gg 7 the tat ran BF "im it ar , , nd ‘Bel h s Taft ~ al a mes SANTORSKI Entered into rest on | 1] a0 31.90 12.08 fae week. Sts . 4 mai | $1.50: triumphs, §$ was : /C. an y. 5229 1 ar ee | deat ; * —, Wednesday. March 21. 1923. at 11:40 _RIBS ‘ , ht to > " ; dq Johnson. « ‘oplar th | f Cries i B - = +, Stanley Santorski, beloved. hus Solid @ om ae eee DD. BG. rs : acob, ¢ ne 4 ' " | agate 10.80 10487 10.70 10.85! ., SHEE fecel] he Na R ADISHE s 1a tips, 2% 4 > — fee. See na. Daniel. Otte, Marie | | + Of Lakoy Santen (neo Trsecki). | Dreviay. 3: Sie 41 11.05_ 10 95 10 7 110-7 ti¢ ~ *k: , 7. todav were ematll. : j A abaina ipe one to DUE per dozen hu . . : i . d } > ‘ “I r ‘ A © s a LET : v . » ; . . : 2 o rar dh antorsk'(, son of [outs and " dail se F _11.0 + | ver, 4: 3! Shi brother ine} atter-a Sinem ‘lime ——— antorsk!, brother of Stephen and diaviay it ip aa daily rd mm. ae - : niy 200 head Of tits | RW EET POTATOES Hern baited eing 14.000 huehels ; only 2 4 _ niecly I 6-ero™™ nie Bant kt N “or a year ao . supp! 1e pul deck went direct to the; 28@!!l. «oc to $1; Bermud: Ne to 406 , nore and Mra. Cornelia Bree c x te he a. O0e ? | F'Raxi, our dear sen-in-law, brother-!n-law _—— : = discouet | , I heavier than week ago , ; ‘ = - receipts were rent ‘ans, being 576 OOO WHEAT IS IRE packers, leaving har ly enough of an offer- C '; Yellow 200 - Tenn. and uncle ppavter than a mg ov ing. to make a market. Some woo! laribs | 1 bu pers, R5c N5c. ) : — es ow. , F ineral from the f ily td —— = a what « eared to be a steady t S'] RING. REA? {, a O Na ; rk, $é turdas morning, March xe nace Sane fon Pp pan ~ N rida, dark, $5: ye son a" on Saturday morning, March | sao— Lost. will party whe found headed ated ee er? eee TRADE ON CHICAGO MARKET | with the trade yesterday bringing $14.7 yer | $3.40 to $3.75 per '*s-bu. hamper rn £ : reh ” - 3 —_ 3 dy ek ago and lighter than a year | | owt They were of good parce, Me but r not | TURNIPS—Home. srown. washed and A. Sangster, 915 N 6th Waterioc ; 0 A ohn Be coos | Cte : v clock. interment in oe March 6. keep money _ please set , at @ “yl. Deo’ } er emetery. bag. as tt _ts a keeneake 2A rene: te tha we S hae 469 OOO hushe s* corn aninpments ' et es choice A choice ottisinn of woo! lambs ‘¢ | $1 per bu box: new Louisiana, &4 $ = pee : rpe : ~~ : , nd hal broth _ “Tenze . SCHOPPE_£n ntered into rest on Wednes | PAR PIN—Lost: platinum; 7 a neral w ake place from family reet- day, March 21, 192%. at 10:20 oe! ock a iberal reward, return 3818 ee. Pho w i is getimated would have brought as high as | per barre! B IAL PERMITS. bes - . WI" oe om heavier ‘han A yea! a£0 being 5 é di | Rot es beat oI ey ate Y to $8.7 5. wool wethers from $8.75 to $9. BY 000 bushel: , | {a inspired by the wenk Liverpoo! | ™ id clipped wethers up to $7.75 Choppers rances tocay were to elem Hbusheisa o ; ' the ai ip excellent comn nission house and bucks frora s > tO 6. accordin to _winesap, to 4 Ne ol se teony Mary Hote: a: L105 Clinton : wee —. 133 Be bi | ay a vo a At A pg og EF cco tye en ma : BAN AIA gas Mary Slattery, 52, 619? siymouth tM Ft dy tw tio rat maine m of Oakland. Cal. end our reward, Colfax 1278M. or Colfax 57. (oe) yur ri ab CM she's of wheat rp. ; nt a . oy tomer! @ 4 , é * xe ~~ ‘ [ Margaret ligley (‘nee F loo ms ' u an ot ner aucte nando res of flour 2 mmission houses ind Ne the Ar = NATIVE HORSE QU OTATIONS SRAPEFRY AT Fed, has 368 -> 90s, hy wreyaer. Zs BOSD .- nde ee Annie and K ra "loo Alice rede ? Funera! from the family ,_ residence, 4120 | 4000 HI Ont, wet with larne topac, Tuet- | $3.50 to | Margaret Fanner, 25, 4135 W. Penrose. . . STRAWBERRIES—Fiortda. 15c to 35c, Ermina Young, 38. 3855 Washington. Maren ~%. . to Assumption | séay March 21, 1923, at 7:30 a. m., George BUNCH er ‘PL LO J. Schrand. dear beloved husband of Susanna | *’’ =.’ KEKS— Lost, key is num anter whert. $1.7: AN] . red ‘Th | lon ‘e disp ; Me oa " | > ae awe sP ong ‘ , sou “ -_" — y 15@ 40 | per QVUart J M E llie 7 mos 4007 1s fa vatte i » tr ‘ vary (Cemetery ~ | sad , hey are carrying on the bulgcs | oN Catherine Lang. 54. 3930A Olive EL. L EDG E— 4 Wednosd ‘cO) | Schrand (nee Rhodes), dear father of Albert a bath Call Sidney 1s82 or mail 207 : sta sati pale 4 . ’ — t . ‘er eines: Vv a © 4 . - + 1esday, } R, and C eavios E. Schrand and Mre Watlre: ae ee Bard wheat, 31.1 - uivead Ghent tf. Oe cn Fie: discourage buyers. The | ———- | Maha! Mac] 59 3 W. St. Ferd : ~* ' . iA - Sal : iui TT ny) wea nees Was attr ibuted ‘nn ; ‘LOWER RANGE T0 0 PRICE ‘aoe A Mal) @ MAaCKIIN, ey, 4z¢ : ~ ere ae Mmuel E lied xe be! oved RON ! lievde, } b h f ? 4 corn le; No. : ure e@} . es land Margarete . | ’ dear brother, father-in-law and|CAMEO RING—Lost. Tuesday. ins upt 32. Ss . 4 i 7840: No. | asu ine yi ool & ree re offers — oh Produce. Elsewhere a 48. 3517 Bernard argaret “En edge, Prother of Mrs. Mollie crandfather. in his seventy-first ; i djstrict libera! reward 2454 DeKalb + . . = 4 p * : . : Ti ' ' if , Wa gu ’ i , ’ i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ pas. ; . hs ; ; “unera! Saturday. March 24. ’ 30 i ee & yellow a hite corn. 47314 nS, hig an. in foreign exchange rates and OF COTTON AT NEW YORK | NEW YORK 22.—Butter un- : ockraen. G7, 3% ee ‘hterment in Griggsville, M1! m from the family residence. 2050 Knwx | AIGRETT re “1 potweee va - N wh corn . ; ; | nit e et fd reetri, rt husineses aan a | settled. 6431. ‘ hi gher than ex- | der hauser, 36, Le K t 7 tre E VY Pritere ' os rei ‘ — venue, to Memori.! Congregational Church ward ‘ some cover ady, chi ens by freight 19g s7c; roost-| p. BR. Fagan, 73. 4317 Lacle | Lou venus Saturaay._ Scum GA ah. & | pene: “ser. in-law, eater. -tn- law and aunt. DOU—-Leet, 7. cm ' ' | ' ‘ le ' ’ in ; | lj t ; "4 - ~wult ° . t os " ol . “By oo} 4 ’ : ; é , ° . la , ; , he e ne nd unsettled. Refore the end of the ta ‘ WwW al 6 ty ll. yee S lL... Hayden. 51, 234% Howard em > as Ae s @trick HB. ! Church. Fourteenth and ws tiinek _Bhane ‘ ‘abany anon . - a Ot gpg: , net thal tans Wn. ge * eh ne | aoe 2a isconsin sacked round licce, | ¢ , , pievend Le Haaneh Fagan. | n a‘iinekro . — ~ .. ( —SPECIAL DAILY— . = pe } . : », ; meat pg? . HON Ma) sold ort to yeh fh er 1D -* U s 3c re: daho ! Pilate a, e r Fg tet ss take 13 * from the Muilen thence to Cal vary Cemetery, ic ' ‘orn . a clove! : ‘ Making net eciines of | sac ‘ural . ot Gee : pe ray Jue’ me ; tf . -~ 3! int: on the more active pos!- »-* ” : iG ’ ( r | F AHR “ ae notice of the. 'c} SHROPSHIRE—Entered Int to rest on : oi ' notices were tssued. but | --tP oh a ase m4 . sursday, March 22, 19° art 1 Ry a Special Cerrespondent of the ei eal” dine a | reel My vo n the Spot month, | *opet et, Oblos. $1.25@1.45. i Divorces Granted - rch 20. 3. : een |.Dick Shropshire of S418A Petnssan bens . % Post-Dispatch ‘or ' ; and ; : 9 ; 77 to he ( hiefiv in- | os . ; =. 1 ~* oe . ~ i ’ >» | + . : } anrpe) f ‘ ) le loved husband of Dela Shir openhire inee Barre: *) whet rye! to Nomen ~ and ‘ -ee: rewarrh | © s s , ; : ; . + . . . re in > ; r , , , ' . > H cont in 1ed poor , . 49 1 BO: Ail ’ i | ; % +\ adr? r. le: 7 = ‘ 4 ij ' ade nT father of Rie hard Shropshire. our dear 7 1 % gents . _.voolen coodrp Aept. NEW JOR IK, March a ] he — rulie thy : a ™ , ry ems , = - ~¢ “2 a “2c fire ' $Me , Sverette H from (Genevieve Lane; de enrner . ini ey } J *] , oO! " eon brother. brother- in-law and uncle. age EYEGL. ASBES—I oat. pair bifecal 1 s Peet of today was 7 ' ter . = ¥ offerings subsided as prices ae G48e E Dv r,t eipt . rtion. : a gmcep At fo Oluida from Charles neues Sen tt rien 4. a wenn nies j uneratl rom acker-Helderie's new | | Z hroughout a mixture of gains an: nelined ta falle ihe toand nf other x turin , trading and the market vw. rit n “* = S . riior iniden 1A Ine, Voss weaneres ii | a {hen J. a88Man and the laie William os ee” 3634 Se ee Sunday, March | E YE GLASSES—Lon, celluloid rim. . bifed te . , in Leos ve his was probab!y Mares — Tt OB av lo Mary fro ‘rank G. Miller; desertion, | a's: at rp mm. to ew Bt. Marcus’ Ceme lens, in came, Grand Oper . meses, but with the selling side more ‘ , need to Sep- ; Prom l by the ase ettled at bowing of the Ser eden =. Sprin : 08 | jen name. Kavannat resi REP Hedy an tke piace from the family [ ters Deceased wan a member of Geoge! line Delmar ITRTI OES OF emrennare Mrominent as the day drew toward her 431, + 3 Se ther map and @ belief that recent - . s To Mal ‘om Morris : es eT ee hee een serene at reet. on Fri- | Washington Lodge, No. 9, 4. F. and A. M. |” loae r the last half } Penwviel ' lnwer Pa atern 7 lati Re it the market in a firmer : | Li k Els ewhe) toler in rit JE C ily fo eu oh Hey “th anty serci ~~ t(D, at 7 30 o' glock fo 16) | close. ' i at nal your, mt jae OU \e in nica tion usiness was much les c=] | 1vestoc sew ere or } . “ust J nor ent (10 he: ‘) Interment in aivary | de i lberal hile fe yy af ‘ke 7. 1a} | ye ' rAnel and ty ar] oh y? ? me ‘ hut offerings were oO? tele sen isieinialindaieamntl taaiteeerieataenniiie sini iia i linnie 7 ililiar _ truenewaild ineter\ (eo) STEPHA: -~Asileep In Jesus. Wednesda~ reward. return fee = Sew stocks were pushed f . Ma and the market heid ty | | CHICAGO. March 22 _(U. 8. Department [intolerable indignities; $50 mogthly alimony: | GeRpKEN Er . March 21. 1023, et 48. m.. Mary Stephan | 0303 Easton ay. : aad it Le rest on Ww ednes inee Trump), widow of Michael Rtephan, dear pee R——Loat : brown fox: & Sr. csparbarn’e & rae . : ’ ’ ' ’ Si ste: me }©aurch. Interment in Calvary Cemetery BROOCH—1 , before noon ) Tuesday, "Riis. ee ee ES ee Ee ee eee Ainerican Theater and Statler; w Marshal! 403R_ - w EYEGLASHES— Lost afortoise: sheil. CcANKING= msiderably unsetti y ie list as a midday rally failed to bring in any | 3. Sa, a5: se ae +“ a mastiy areses eee ritzinger and Anna Schieich and a sis “0 eR CmNOEEAS ERS Gent, oped: 8 and Warren 4808 N. J oth; reward. . : y : % ’ . . . . 5 ie? , cy? Ts } } 5 . ~* 77 Le Iu! LD} . ‘ar | , " 1 ™ ’ . ~~ : ear ery 7 a we op .. Thole ‘AM " on gee ~ ‘ ie aa tern Gar alae azT.25;: 1 OR! 7 R54 ; ‘6 New York sugar. aw ana. ra and our dear Funera! residence. 158 Sidney etreet, Gl. ARSE ——komt ; tortoine shell, Tuesday. inpiet Tork Pore . .. m « : 2 | Wednesday k ne ” nder , x in : 1923. a Strauss and: dear brother or Sth and Olive at Al a | Optical Cy... After a rather unsteady forenoon'!. hite MA. >. Na 2 31 inieas = wel , °s oe a week e ¢. i}ir ally largely ! wtroues, Elia Prune and Enowis _RAMe On case: reward po hy Y : ‘ : 2nAast » es , a + dium 1Ofce steers sold few aoa rother-in-iaw and uncle, ° 4 diversion Was created hy buying B54 la rle ’ Sisau't ’ , ’ . aroun : a ot ma hottie’: tad minim’ items a poin | ow | - waaoa aged ! HANDBAG—Lost: grey. Nea a Rb andoan ‘*- 9 ° " . : ; 1 “ter ‘ as tj Z or ~* ’ . . T ' 2 ~ i = ; | PACK ; : ; 7 Re , z . . " . at ™ . P . P. —¥ ; Co - s " +8 eater un my , evenin " ben “ : ‘ow umber of , : . . ts net lowe considerably below $8. beef cows and h rs enend ta inte tows Ns n in from Arthu or : 9 Punera from Wacker-Helderie’s new | s. conta Verde exc. . Sr - were throw ninto a numobder of the Minn. — Mare - we a. oA Manet sas . | maderately lactive The ( an a! | te 1% I " rR | mals Lindell levard ' “~ ba i by me chape! 3634 Gravols avenue. Saturday ane monewv. finder keer, money an a. Coneo! sees ] ; ils. VW abash pre ferred A. “i hich ri | } aby Li rT? . ‘ -f As - 30.7 he } , oOtton pot hetter gredes bee?’ : . i . . I A a Fe. ; stad . thy iy i 1] ' March “4 at 2 30 D m.. to Mt. Matthew's 3 ‘ae to ) A302 Ma nolta ———— ’ re : .o ’ K : rt ry? . F et Lacing ‘ j » . nat aj " . mer " _ Ad A °- | Q : aan " e “—— Ss 3 st meet 800d out prominently on sever- aark "$1223 eers ae” a eek oe mK to 15¢! side figu : HICKMAN yi ReRtee oh : eg 2 4 pe a a 10 ea ’ 5 a ory , ~ if Ss I v% ee! uli of : / Bid ; —— os momina ' : p - . . - = \eel calves to packers unever lower: larg neprchgengiy “hn " gtea appreximate | , “"" “arch SULLIVAN—Entered into rest. Wednes- h476W ‘ agnolta . Sugat jture . oN : : Ann Hickman day, March 21. 19292. at 2:45 >. m.. Daniel | r ie FE Nake ") nw oe a eg Sulfivan, beloved husband of Ida A. Sullivaa| Charmed — wat; trogk Heense; iii + Goods Mark loceasions during the last week S1.: July, ~ ——— : , : ; ~ ia 5 % afi . . ne e} ? MINNEAPOLIS. Minn... } ~~ mur Ne w Yo rk ¢ C ly "Be to SOc off ul lestrab! ‘mm Sugar utul ; | Mey Tuy. 5.8! | (ne on fe fe th Tt’ T 5 Review. manner to suggest developments unchanged to 10 lew ’ ils } 4h ew or otton ‘ito pac in” nants few $12 7 none . : ae * > ; ) Aver Kn ur dear sie ° oet Mapatch , ~ ) " . St. 45, " . ‘ 7 nt . ." + . — . 4 ) . ‘ ' ok " ‘of ir) aw na ; ineéee Pahl). our dear aon In - la® brother- in- 3 : ; mpo «ce Agi a , the 6 60@ 6.86 a barrel Shipments oe he hand pret ing 4: bulk desirat _ , ; gy RS =~ Demand “ae . ta Sep emgage in ne tran, S78 | NEW YORK, March 22.—Cotton futures ~ srotn a4) nnes ar~ _ » ™ ; Fun from Bergesch tu “6 and uncle - 24 . MONEY——Last, we hi, on - March +) ae ht in the Worth etreet ; fae ont. era ° arquette Wwas bou rh! on ee Closed stead, . ’ ' ‘tior ' arior JOM 480ington pouvulevard Fuonera! on Saturday. arch at Dp. m., ween ard a & ’ con identify : " market fo ‘ - - : » A... . London Wool Auction. will given. ‘G) |} from residence. 9215 Mullanphy etreet. Ir reward Forest 3149 . vs othe today and there wae a : : + iart - . ; . a oe s . e ipt | ) os ; vy } : : ' en > ae easing of prices ROME milk of a dividend before the year St. Louis Hay Market. _ law. lone _Yest i glow: * » 2he } LINDON wy ~~ At the wvol auc- cntere o rest, Wednesday, { terment Zion Cemetery ' MON EY—Loet. $5 — Olive "37 ier I’r, nt clothe were dull throne) ‘ end and 20 WAS BR & . eat , ; ‘ — eon Va » B? , ; ’ h waite: NE : : ; AO is 30 ho Ve practically 7} -_ : ° tine toda 14.00. ba od “ ere ffere The Mi ch ». ‘pr?’ ae . Hf a] v ; ee , : | mat tnwll atau de a9 , ' " ; y n nt . | Pion . | : - ; zdon, Nee ° » On Vandeventer car, March : a of the nession with O5eG0e at 11°, Special weakness anpeared 1 S18. clover mixed. No. ®@ light xed. $ | +a 4 O7 an oa ele (clipped lambt-« most ; ri ” 4( || sale ; r : Areyaagy he t ' ‘ordo Ser, , f | _—_—o ee ast". , Med 1 Cherry 2940 Locust. ~~ , le at 1° ns a, Sheetings« were some- an ' ' | l ail : alfalfa stan lard 62°. prairie No 6 b a F ‘a « oa © = rm ‘ . ; , ‘ : al c oV mR “4 ATI at. ; "| Ne and aatecns meric: . : Octo : ; 6.17 "6. 44 wooled ewes $9; two loads 110-pound « nenwed he . ari 7 Col oh $1 HI © afeee * Thoebes, heloved daughter of the late John a n he alley weet of ~ ce were easier with trad- | wrican Cotton Oj] stocks, follow ee: omen anliniiin ‘ RRS OR OF | e750 _—s éo ¢ on inten at ‘aul —"- ’ and Eva Thoebes, in her forty-ninth vear ton: reward Bulger. 4487 Delmar ’ nfined to stnall lots 4 te a ~ sen ‘ 5 4s mars, sa? ewee i o ‘ ry T . : “Ite eth ‘ . it. F oral rid a March ® at 2 . 1 PAIR vs) —— wi silk market ined ; mMadeciine of over 7 points within: ; ries une rigay. 8 —— . Bw. . t OF GLASSES Last “tortotne remained abeolutely , Lead, Zi as Cc r | —— : me Rinda fre Het er funeral bome. 1773 South Grand between Skinker and { Ra here with price levela the sare ® last 1% davs in the 5 per cent Inc an oppe (euitteanghane j_wer = sUners ari mar boule houle. (e@) mar bl. Cab 34 7 a liviere, on ‘obtained all week. Tradine “wae / pA _ : — — y - 7 “ — , 7 Pa) ; *# ae t ii > ’ - — TA A I caste ce Pivto ea ~ : nture bonds lead wae unchanged in -St. Laouls todas 5 . the bond market to- olytic, spot and futures, 17% @1 un day Was confined to the speculative | ° r epot and neerby, $49.50: futures ihe Hoole Tullius Svivester Waleh,. husband of the late | : northbound Retief eee ON a cal ~ Reward _Niverside 143 iron stead. prices unchanged. | Josephine Dicks . father of ¢ K. } ie ' Dickson. Mra. C Paine... Juliue #@. | RINGS—Loat. 2: at Foe "esr “‘Phastedtes ’ ‘ : it . . . >. , Pe 7 - a Fails, PEP ally the ssi. Tau Alta lend atead spot S8 '95@R.50. Zine steady : , s Ceme-' Ir Hobert A ‘ Willlam Mafftr, Reward a Fox TAberty bes office. “net ere lar quarterly dividend of one ’ Missouri, Kansas & Texas issues ‘aat S&S Louis, spot and nearby delivery, a . r send n 5 if per cent Bi % %) has been ’ Notwithstanding the etrenet hy in 5 Anti mony’ Twot s : 75 j in usI : . “2 wel the late Mrs John S Rates and N | ‘ now SI. i PER Lost _'s black ~ ? - oe ge eg _— sp 2 a LONDON. Mare Ky nda “ONT —_ : —— ha eater papers please copy c)iteau Waleh . nde on the 6 Preferred Stock F coh. Cs é ‘ Electrol . te errs KESTER he ; ’ Funeral Saturday. Merch 24. from reat call Romont 2920 he = | | “= : , , Entered into 4610 f boulevard 9:30 ». m., | TIRE—Lost. Vord tire and gemountabls 1 rivr: Ss - : Mar: *xas. Vicsas ~ iz 4) uy! E ee , Peculative se. urities there was no Company, payable April 15, Bin Wwe : rest on Tuesday, | dence Linde tl ppovement in investment issues at ¢ p mm, Eligabeth ito Cathedral Chur h. thence to Calvary Ceme- reward SOGRA hit Ht Ni ' i} ' , itd} +” is Sabb! TTI Tit ; if | at » stockholders of record Apr'! ! . » See : . lieved wi ; n fact : t . eT nT f° Lib. | eR 7 ul y- , Anc., rt eoved wife of the! tery Interment trivete - . Fe J. SHEA, Treasurer } ertys ~~ hola = oy oe ; bos | fag — futures ¢ 5 Every extra second it takes to locate and dear daugbter ie York City tnd Detrott (Mica ) papers i w RIST WAT. H—tae Gruen. ”. reward . “Ti at .: ‘ Vv ‘ fer wv o-—-— | pp ao a piece of correspondence means nt. axed 30 be | : ° ° a di- in state 4g iden W EBER—FEntere4d into re on Tuesday, whe v ate iHt— I eat. ‘Wednesday Bbertys. Turpentine Flax Linseed | inti! 11 a. m.. Pridar.| Mareh 20, 1923, at 10:45 p. m., Wilhel-| of 423° Maryland or «ntrance ’ __— it rect logs ‘une? Foreign hon ds held their grou nd seule lneeed oll quoetstions tn lets in dollars and cents. — . > ' :; 3634 Gravois a 7 ‘rid Mareh : the late William Weber. deer mother of _'ae0w = ) aa = ee = ; to) St. Matthew's Cemetery | Mre. David Davison, Mrs. Auguet Fey and | oF ae —ey ; "0 for botled ! B eae — “ ss a . : F Z . . . m °°? __Turne usin — 6. 425 SS andmother, great-crandmother and sister, | ound ears | Pte + 6 On. a D- | ess men are coming to realize ; | St the » of 65 yeara : Angeliv. our de | please copy . ’ "oo? | turn Ahié Misatestnrt — _Bidnevs 204, . There was very little change in/ — from +-Helderie new h | mina Weber (nee Battier), beloved wife of Rida rewerd’ 6232 Marvyiand " finde. , fairly we . ‘ ayt ur be rrels now $118 per gal- | = Bre: ll for the most pat four ba L.A --—2\ “==: : eased vas a mre! netancy Chapter} August Weber. our dear mother-in-law rece!pts enters ‘ KL. EM——Enterea | rest. afté@r a Funeral Seturday et 2 Pr. @m. from reef LAIR EDALE — Pound _ male. __ 8702 te fete, os s | Ey | Chicago Stock ‘Sales | em a , , — " 293." Rosin Hy “s ; this. Every year more and more offices ness, on *uesda March : . ixed to make Offers of e ta “a . un 4 — . : of ti ii Gemumes 66 6% a idahg and Oregon brought little ree; | i intered into res Turaday, | | RURGICAL INSTRUMENTS~“J2tn Diese institution as et) PER a | . Macrh 20, 1029. at 31:45 p.m. Philip _ PERSONAL +2¥ 74 . . ' av a LE aut (nee ; J interest in every Same amend M.lirt, 11: | qa ean, Weeres ieee et data, Wale Gan | LADIEM Whiner WA TCHeceeh teat “a o7% 2% . ilia tr fathertin-law of Agnes and ey even KEY—Fitth District. are ’ ban | : . - . . = — 200 ' ; } ; } ‘ i { * MILLI ‘ NEW ORLEANS March New Orleans Spot. a paid to investors and our dear brother-in-law and ech the ege of 63 vears . ER He: S00 tine datly. 4 + . pi. A -of-town, ns da. 9g. NE 85) potmie lower: alow en the op quie - , . ‘ Funera! on Friday Mawh o3 at as -}""-i~ Ze: i a of America (¢? — ‘ 150 Low ddalin + Pp | midating. 30 $6 ~ geod mi ddites “ a Ween.» o : from residence BOTA Lemp avenue, to New aly Sua eiptes R247; “#tock, 173 SiS ] ] inets Bt Mareus ¢ vemet ery. Decengsed was a mer- oming vente. q S ber of Camp Neo. 11.455, Modern Woodmen J -0f-town, -y By , » A more e * ‘- ; a Cotton. St. Louis pot . MeGUIRE—Entered into reet eon Wednes.- Spot cotton was unchanged in St. lous! | are fitted with improved roller-bearing, steel _ March 31. 192% Eo my FRATERNAL NOTICES a "ee ‘eda. Wuotations (Gioor ordinars 79.50 rded Bonds.” It ex- . | MW pr lien 1 mis 100% 10 i AL 30 : Sittnni 50 7Sc: good side extension slides. Loaded drawers pull = ra | He = | pbaum Bonds always 4! _4 | ™ . eS easily and noiselessly. Your clerks wil] from residence of her daughter, 17 of Masonic xy Meetings Mn appreciate that! ; ety nant Coa, to Mount Car-| ——— returns consistent PP 3-Drawer Steel File let. Call, write or t oat s 10 : ge a an : 7 meter BEACON LODGE No. 3. A. F. ané A. M— ‘Ce. 20% 3 °; merTox. Garch 22.—Folipwing | : Cabinets are made in stee/] and wood i i MATTH Al- FEGER—On | : : s, Bte ! d in sizes Counter Height | fen ce S18 ft Special-reguler communtcation Thureday. ore : ; ARPENTER ie * oe reps March 22. et 6 oclock p» mm Work ta come an a Se ’ . hes! oweent a . Ts ’ = e Viet hom ome No. P D 322 ame. roe, . 40) 76 Idns tne abet active stocks Sénit in vere and styles to meet all needs. Roa ‘ener (nee Geiger), dear 1 A OEE CARL F. HAMMER, W. M. . ' “ High. Low den fnich roe $ 80) a Armoth ety |MIZSOURI LODGE Ne. L, 8765 ILAndel) witt Ini " Sines Ul an 2 888, | | COMPLETE LINES OF DESKS, CHAIRS, SECTIONAL No. 7181 th ee ee ee eee a Ow ; + 4 FILING CABINETS BOTH WOOD AND STERBL. GLOBE PH, 4 from residence of W. J. Young. JULIAN MM. rete] Secretary. east in izes ce } "e+ © Owes ‘ ' ' ; : ° ee ee « } , thence to #t Anns Cemetery, Sor WELLSTON i LODO® No. 618. re -e -A and A. A. io at Tee Official vieit a” Rev Wor Ne ar dD. DP ft her We Maintain a School of Filing and Indexing MONAMAN —pjereg 130 ro0t gu, Wetar-| ack Duarte ves rethren” wel ee \aner We gerer emed SAFES, OFFICE SUPPLIES, SECTIONAL BOOKCASES : - iv? at 45 _ vr “ . a Rutherford: helo. ed rome . KUNTZ 2. W. Mu. call Phone, Olive 1718-1719 Abbie a i rere. Sever —_ _ nace -s te *? an _ the a Be , - = ate Rate ie Eastern Star Anna . ? Card = ' m Rue erford Yre FF . aR aie /s » 4 402 " 404 Ww. Keortag ond Bry. 1. 7. Same, OOF $14 Fi ng ee Ey wrt — e v a or ' ple e from the farm')« sean , : aye rhe EUCLID CHAPTER er _" rnie e N. Fourth Street [oe a8 SP oe. ta 4000 Natural Bri $s, 500 pit ping Be | hoy bibaie. ‘Liwis ee kt | : an ‘mM’ shores o York Cotfee. | Nerth Merch 22 Coffce— Rio’ Oecedla a steady: May, Revie EO nccnecs July, 10... - es ’ Bhoe Mach ~s*a* o * ss a o- a~'SAazyIS sé ee iCal.) papers ».case COR. 2 o - atone oer Rib Dat gee ean: ye Seep ott RE Anca» _

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36 eepaeet AND MOVING Dent service, AL. Ways a a ee ogi Moving van. $4 46 J ae 58 Sale Furniture zc hanged. ant L and jong ¢ stance moving at 1@ Tate, = the hour or Contrs, ts jorme aute vans maiden 2159. {4.. 3901 Ute Sides STORAGE AND } WOVING— CO, war rehouses. Vier | ot, STORAGE co.— and | Bailard. Kenera| fcB) | -—. . a, | 7 CAREFTT, MOVIN 4 er contr f . ovine and ral 2878 : '-Cer*ral 99 A 7 Compton Hill ] Best Move W; ay LOCAL AND LANG DISTANCE wor of fcerniture a- Ouseho ur or HII! Ee. Pres. Grang 918. ; AYLOR— By COMPTc IN 2706 me Rateyette -_ LANGAN ©” & TA) of househod foots s ° at Boe Nd For —t a. RD Delmar 21248 —- re ~ ST. Lors POsT. seen ESPATCH S20 Bin storage and end {2 | very Bon ted | bough: (cS) E Rs ‘42 goods MEDICAL .~ ‘MEN AND G GIRLS ca “ared for finement. Liberty Hospital, PATENTS ay advice aa folder ’ © “*t PATENTS | Largeitad: tor (8) Seua te, y. Seer daily 2S5e | ¥ErrR saiene, ORI g Spi xing Jor pie; . ler TD ~ @€Rar con Feasonahle. and thorough); : Salary _ Rox P-118 res ee Core fi S°condary Post-D #Daich ed accountant assistant Olive 574. (5) | to Op Portu- de treas- / “.@ of taki MZ entire | “uding ta, Matters. “ responsi! Liities a Bo x Re meeseecngine i SS 11,997 HORSE and nd VEHICLES « a nee Sold agate. 2éc dasi S0c Seun.. oe A) dasiy ose Se tOuwn. agate Fic ~~ 2 “ey met 2d ScAOO!* @nd ( oliege "a *, 4s 20» ME HAN] ~~ 00K 3759 cntnememmmesttiie a HANI« — Ml St Man prefer Ted. ruction. Trade eds. | ANSWERS TO right to reject ra Or answers b letters on medical gq: by y stamped a tli te a ickly ONL NN NNIRN RR RNR Rn The Post. Personal and telephone calis, Given attention, erc ept ed sincerity, when ar, Schools — . lf liar Columbian is worth Columbus. m.—Direct vp, ir questi Shi PPing ear rd of 10! Street , a rs . a J Write ate Jefferson ‘sehen —— e , . a ONST ANT @ bh the Se City. © w the _ . RE. ADER vusiness address to bac o you the ‘ocation P, R.— T “he Sceni; trav troy thro ifains - Bet ' + es. dealers Of these fa ralir Dea ugh the ADT Dispatch reserves the ‘om panied will Allegheni es, the nn gg _— i i aa on — eee gu 'e half- ons to . ‘) - | * 9 ee « cretary Mo.. for eaten +. —We *-4 Cte Oads are Rocky An- te Removy e QUERIES NN sn see “ta white heat Angee The additio +. Mixed Cop per 2 degrees. With a! ES || °stions of undout ddressed ene oi a a Prefera ~ 4. "Mas est t. to assist Cashier game | REPAIR” MEN—3 energet } i & Necessary etucation _ Box E-77, : bottorn t as “Rs } ears =f sa) 2s. : Trespon den. ad ; or marr our en? oy Fou r Apply on ar > » i Cat) ns 6e@, a 154 5 gradu tat = of ®*nera! Sf"s ore. Ad- j 7 hy *pnone 2pvpi ication | * references rewired. S33 ; =z te. for : - _ feeg -« "ged heme to righc Phone Gr bart, — ees WOMAN or git for « ‘ im firet-ciase boa rding- house. \ bite girit for Sownstairs 5571 Be er —s oo s rtm Forest 27 ~ its erienced - tcerman ; most speak Ene sh “2553__ 4530 Fores: mye - Bea ae wor Bo aanéry. envenient laar: fr log Kune W ecodlawn. Phone Kirtw SA! E8NEN— A ~ ' Ses es" radios Vo ] as home ne a Proanper to ~ALESM ~MAN—Succemty men om neal referen cme —_... Silerte; # 4 a sy -oreert SH}: 5 $150 Tenth age 7 “— GIRL—ale on OX Ther eh nog _——— . .@ ! : afetar a. _3 be 2 and my ce , "elope for MVERING . = . . a : a = : a4 he ; - ; . - ~ ~~ — TK > *' Mint gol; al ir we] rk on brass, . : : . : a ’ . 2 ‘ - . ; ~ > . - : ° . ™ + » > : ; . : . : i s 13 } ™ — " : . . pe i ‘ I j , " " . ,% ‘ ’ ; ry ) - . Gay Pres eane . $2 Piarantend fitter, S412 Thomas. Cen: 966s y ; 2 ——— R- De ors off i ! | tana : - ic Ee : 16 to 18 rears old, those with “is eh - btm RAR Bs ————————— = ‘ : ————— Dies ‘ PAINTING Tortie ME r ‘N— Ret ween HIER ee NER—On shirts; ’ boys’ blouses and play ‘73th and Lacas ay, | ELDER MPU. CO. ERK—E; Eperienced. weet . ine ts FIN ISHERS come Teady far rork. 1408 Washineton - High-class: Xr s coats, suits} eh Re Mission ‘* a) ¥ A Ppir arai —— eet “RE Deas fine dr & a _— er and UAT ranteed aL E ESMEN— you @ bid 2 leg Bal ' nv. i= r > a Post Dispatch fer » oO HOW SEM iN—sir Chauffeur Phone Gr and Ul SUPPLY ¢ iN _3a ° eXDerience- “Veral hiek. School edueation Preferred. fidvan PAINTING ~ ert : _ Y-346, p. > sth 2 . an an b tai, 2 . ‘ ' ; M ind youn it : -?n nation Reagan — Can Dale ‘ age (ec) | Sires « funtion . referteacts — . , erst -cia. ; = . * cv . ~ . _—— — ~ - ‘ ‘ * - ' ; : : , i.“ , (By a Member o; the St 7 Bar 4 880ciation ~~ . ty n a ——_Marvian - o o : ER. st. Olive { references desires POSition. Ald Bu reau In the Municipal! t on . ——— + - “ng Nic : ——S. S64 bi ioe 7 = : a * 1 ‘ w . p sae « ay: ~ , 4 Salar Paris Cleak C horthea st . : , ; Ww rite us in con. er 4 D You : . f . To , - ws nm ~ “Ss MsgumMmer tallortn al 316-318 have ft dra. ’ ©: per — a ith exceptional ability and Supt. office Main Floor Your painti Post. Dispatch Buil di ng ih ana i a on “— 7 e@ fr 2 nog re wile . Tall obe a os a ve saliese -k Paks . en ed on. women ‘ can make a wi! (| Frank!in. tc? sence all abot Yourself. A ~ ASider red =a ft ithe tc ' ef * ‘. Sommer lentele. (Box E.2 72, Post-Dis. FAMOUS. BARR CO. A. J. © han, Ling el! BOOK Se . ; i A © One can Drs LEGAL INFORY ATION. Fee SAL ESWANS nn SER orien Se ccountant: reliabie. £0 years’ experien ~ OKKEEPER—q istant ; oung n. wai as q aol | OE — Bi ee ‘streets, te henge" , uded in : este Ce. ii —__ Fae *a peed |, EePerionced on een et skirts dresses. reperty as you | ft, 1922 and hag 22° live in Alton au 2 men real iece matn On and force: | Know bow j to tic slendid opportunity awaits one (ec) " s fac } tory. For rest or res te 84: 39 ¢ Rt ’ x wena ACME WALIPaPe CLEARING — co PPEUR—sit. b ¥ need, | “Wash. Ls License ‘Cayicense inquire at ee P yous a ay ty subscriptions on ine te, Sell bewepabe work. maw, be mead en nearest eal Clea ned. $! Wo Ork guaran: teed Lin- : : : ¥ Geli 370 BOX ~ a Ris ~- ‘ = me - S } a ‘ ; : ——, 2 : . . rtd, . a a, | a i ' 7 ~¢! 7 9 y_ li: 4 wall : lass OO) paper = leaning $1; room . rr ‘30 Aor “co -_ .. Lin Ae : 1382 | Derin me ¢ and Dain: ts €am. les ¥ thout od! gat: ons. Ce a 6aurtin Art and Deco = ne Le ores? ‘a POR PaDering a Zain . ‘ ine “Sits Stans) . ad, -¢- ; 7 ae ae | reasonable Sidney 3065... «He . eden ‘ errr tiy -. >. »lelie- Miz, } . ? fs €state + A Gee "}. . yy nn ee sienna __ *ei rate hn aot. 2 = To operate power — ae ar } a Pas “anion ‘is big- with Pract leally Mar misfire on fe. beg yourseif that tr te ‘thet in this field. 12 Arcade Bide SALESMEN—, rica, ae 4 >. = m D Married he li of \ TRA AP _Post- Dis . ree A Do Yo ugh 80D - 48 tinware fa e al r @ rdh ° wr vs ee . ee , Sr Pie wm Fos ence can Le VeLoe reu! ts. Bo z ~/, * . - a os . r c4 ‘ : % , is .- Ca > a - = ‘ ~ ee — ? . - ae | ic ii i '? : al Capa b ~ of Post -Disatch. YY ‘o: “he : : , ‘ _ t on icine if a ' bos! news ering and + A vo . a _ strict ‘52 !t% product. you ; 4“ ements. rk atid amwemtnneg MEDIC AL Q QU "ESTIONS 2 bu if vou a iPonsib bee rad Post -Dispat= Health a, J fani?r ari On Gvestions n? Dp. Blin . i’ : e ‘ . mm. ng - ~. Diagnoses Or tre individ, ? MARRIE] | fe nae ; — IC TAN —- Detroit *Utomobile *iperten need F} fly Price. *iper! ence and : Aad ress F ‘> vant stead yi interes, Onl. : "ty as"? wi a4 lore Sx) | + mm ny st . nee oe eens mages . a 2 : ™- ; - “ : . j , . ae >} ; vou : ' mt — ms 4 >} = ~+ —— ?. . ™ —--_ . . ‘> Ln nat : nen. ; ; aa a Mos “ausland Benton 98 ee, ~ « ~ au4 : é : . ‘ . . . ~ 7 “2 ‘ . . : ' i , - = « LP aSan vi aoor Work rood . - i 4 ; : mane: 7 girl {[>r housework: ne , . »’ ’ : , gouge a About 16 TaAse t Greve . man P Roz © 316 on ay. oS) apply - See Clark , furnish references. | "or phooe and rk che malary expected. _ 5 need tt for fourtais and ca Nelson Catering Ca. — Jigger | a e r: 2 in tampe rs; Steady ¢ a with vt Sag of —For a firs regu - : na , ‘ first-class a earn $5000 co ere ane . Beas. ~N* Work: S348 Cobaane ov. apply a; 17_X._ Broadway 3 ~ | Pop fountain; “ey =. QUARRY Rey. 3630 Citra ee OOF OR VAL. SALESMEN _ Who | 7, tighe factory work: : . (68 SELL — Speeia} 2 — she. POSITIVE =~ FURNISHED. N ; people just waiting to I sold. Don’ wee u time isn’t worth ¢ pay day. (ASH AS OF COME IN. Call 10:00 4 1? -30 Gn: ma 30 to 528.9 Central Ni Bank Bldg. raat atiain ro itlen of a res Position with or summer resort, ‘imder ¢ ec _—_— Week veninghaue Ss0s ——_— |e RP ESSER_—~, t ey er wa Ber 4 y colored man. weil’s peri. | - [ eS \arive ] : ’ , the ; pany : . , on WwW ith rpors t} = Dewy Jefferso Vic. Salesman end executi. ve , imm : Ente sh. > aa > xy — 7 i. “ re a ; 1 . , . “@ = +, a6 : sitsi br ‘tui @ €&H ri oOPrat Pal NV5R (c9Q) | COBNection w ith estab): | 4 . & Jeen a dealer in Americ Car | ©onsider Partnership ) : — =" —. = _— a ena: ita! — MANAGER. — | | years of s oa rv tor tr : b a ‘eS See ‘ond =v Donor be Ss. “ factery «= i &T +5 e vy - ia . , y ars - 0 ofadc anne in — > oo . - Derseor ™ ™ . - on e -— > — a , —_ i j VIEMAKER—Evxpere: : 2 OR—Middie 2 az ; work: sate tin TORRINGTON ELEC Ho 4iss ‘ tg 2 [ HW ASHER— 7 ; . ' ? " tn . ‘ , i — : De _ ] 24 ], ocus +> Py. iD bulla . n — Rox P-46 “on PRtTERe. mm "eS Position - IS ve Od n@ floor BAER 4 sPULLER DRY i) em Dioy- rRIC SOs ~ . Yt b he! ween Ra} TSM AN—~a? mr La an S4.ar) - — say. ~ KFS TOR M P°T SM EN—Eyx perenced ; ww rk - t s. lary ) letter. 7° i 4 BOYS FOR N We IM allers Ciperience » Address P — t WT RK “= Oren ee tripod arith roves. Moe gr a mm nd pay; clean beds. COL’ MBIA w MBIA LL. ‘general tat le work. a reanite weriera, X-ray Lab aiindeil O38 a free. daily 16" 10-4 es position a ag nd tivets rooms dvancemest art Sttepdent nd and. Finney. (o8) (>) Hrs ae MEYER, | ers peusht er vatoly Aare ‘ te. ; DANCE tates et 3 MILLWRIGHT te fp. io ; - _ . i “t St - L.0f . “ ; o . ; ; P v , Kit | we er ~. ‘ ee? | ere Class tessons adi vid. ced | co "ae ———— . : ers _*ay a ; * SDP fon. results €Varant. - | , : - ' 4 s. : i. ne ‘ ; , = ’ Qe - st-I : Bol — en . j ] j *! nS Oltve st ™ = 2 : {SERS Bieri 817 i XN. Se Er Pests rch a and makers an | iW-*s , Ac TIVE You No “Man : . rr) ‘ ; non . 2 ' ~ 7 - mug 7 ————_lewle allon =e sTrewe ° Srock Fy ; Pus oO me SITUATIONS women, GIRLS aaa CVOK—sic 5, te ee LDER— Exper enced To | attend 2 Box E- 204 adry. apply 212 N 3a ET. OOR MOT, DE aa pen Apply AME RICAN FOUNDRY, 2929 Ec. East S; Louis. a : ’ a ae a, TP ecru Yao VQ : ) 2. : 7 — ae MEN— Three of NAIL : erience: Dply 42: rm tabier kin a 2 4 permanen: a | meni >| ganizaric Hows: sho 2 CARPENTER ‘rT _ ~ ST EET, Broadway. OF wacky OPDE AT Te ort: ‘yy bet me « regist —y ass. Stant t ~ Poe -~Di sDatch ‘ LsR7 mar S744¥ , oY tern % . ~ > Beat." — . . an ye? 02. De! a - | OPER ATORS i ~eeenctees irst on = i ; or i 2 PLIN = ; tA , 5 on Der , rie k Cresses SEKEEPER— Se Ae "gs oe ; Post-Dnm renecy fed tn. ; > . Sh, er or é& 1. — ae Ee me SORnan Cee : - ‘ os : - ° ' ra 5 ee on aA. "s« he SEKEEPER—si, « Ck oe! mm FR TE TIVE— B— speci ial Wing. Mise Je, “Keon invwW S00? « er — in Pa-mirg a aa | & Tv ancemen st dey AS od Ty work UNITED oer King’s & ™ rier - o Fa rm FRAME PULL ERS al etlienr. _ Bax _P-1 LO. PARTNERS wa PARTNER > RATE it — Shix eo. x. > “Mother and daugh * a releaere ‘ee a | Lafaverte housewerk De sere ad ; and referen- ‘ee Bor hairdrees: of ” @anieu i a ut > : ult 5 Ce®an ry Cleaning ae , ‘also house me te -~+.. “ » " . . : . age Wits “ ~ i 4 - “ : stig : Exper! => ae a4 . _— . ° . > * ; ; nie i -* o . ed o. . — — . er 4 re = . ; ciper enced ' ; 2 - Se —— cee Ee “s _ ~— — ee : ‘Ty. ; >. : : “bite a it ' Cfper caehaadl 4 _..—* & * 2 a “Ba ati 4 ar gittes ef. RN] . Firs - . Ris! “va eee ~ of a ~ a yee —_— nanan ‘ tig g Saale ity. ° : . a , me ae Wa agne Elect ; Wants , very +... makers Ww 2 graae _, am 3 " —, 2 = — ’ ioe Sanfra-i.-- , a 7 — ; Pele me . as - . ‘ Diy 3 r te lotte er F++, ‘he Bo- ne S . . ued _ 4 ~ ——— ee ~ > , : : 4 . -i2 } “ lovmer men: Co . : CA. Err : —+ ork: | — a . . lowe, si COO red | P and Tuesday’ ell mt } ta . . ot : : “Site APOLY today? StTeete; __AGENTS WANTED. mew r Superintendent’ S Offic | Apply Superintendent of The bow DRY Y GOODS ¢ ™ x ‘Ra Rage Pe ty F tetera 2 ¢ io. NDS PRESSER—For Dm asing repalring . | ™e: say a aa —- ~ : EWE . %) SHOE SAL EsMEN—> for Barer Cogan GRia—s PRESSMAN—Job a; ant Ketly . eg Peis “7 . : LAH Gre ~ . 7 @ > 181 oor PAT HERS a A . i "Kixe : wv Era - Contut® Rieti. = eT write ete 6N : e. Th } 49297 t be experienc ed in retail) Ce Md ain, Se AckN| >—SMas Floor Baleony, FAMOI” Biase gnr oes Pieor. _ SALESmen ehaiion: OL ive Chor OLATE | Sate ‘ 3 42 z Crmeway Cots GiRT— ss steady jod & food man AR KS and open eAor - 18) oh wate ror a om onninnmneramee, Ts lear, rer 7. J iivts ‘ortesan oafiden ‘ta! a HAMMER | MEN — — Experienced | 22 auwe ole ane tal mC Gens PRESSPEE COR RESPX INDEN oe Ex Xp need er 4 Hebert ~ plant. ' ~ “—— w- ‘134. Pb ® ~ DER — Private “teady work. ELY a WALKER PRINT SHOP. 16¢p & Locust, -nd floor. PRESS HAN DS) Stead’ work CAN CO. 2a and } SALESMA N— Floor, ~ Box EF. 43. Post - TRi ks we co ote _— . Wetew lig . See Bi tie of hen Ta rh Tore £ fu oo AME RIC AN GC ‘) Madi ison. sate age ox F : Experienced. * DISH W ASH: ER—500 N 68Tt Pose. Ae. me or ack senera!} 2195 Ras, way Exchange ied)

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Ee ~ ees "eS as 4 Ee ow ae TRSDAY. MARTE ists, ——-. a MARC oH 22, 1928. ee ’ re ; : . esncitatiens | OILS) WeLe wre Tr abt FOUND “Wants” | ae a a; and ‘Seneral “x jiia@te : pl CL ERK—E xperienced. _G ‘ha AP =a i R—Must ——r_~—, mplon | Hor SEGIRL—7o ae housework. | | HOT REGTR O.— Women. _GIRLSHE last year—2, 030 MOk Ee “s, and genera) 7 200d w o—No ashi. 2 —— ha h T ox E-402, pj, Very j references require sna) ones R454 nee Small famiie.\.— WOMEN. ; ch f e AREE [ : EN—Cailina — > Wired, 533 ¢ “tO SkuiRy— ia llidae Grand 2! IR. OPE e RA’ A TOR— [> —— —e . GIRLS } SALESWOMEN a ter f. 0 7 i . " " t " a w+) 4 : fo ic Tres ae en oe ¢ t-ade; me. for roa. legate ‘) | Be +l |) 3002 “Gay keneral | buuse work ~Buseman M 1 Mfe (r, for light work. Gint 7%: WANTED > BUSi wis news 3 de bome to . wht thouse. Kood Wa : fac)! “hGIRT_ anne er _Phone Grand: ima! ee ee . A819 N ~ bd (e) {RL XP KE RI-K Ni ‘Ee TO ek - = = NESS 88 FOR SALE £T r ou sain ed warty. Phone Granit. ; Ore sb —W h aor R. her ral j 76RW. r f JPE R ATORS = ae ; am ey re \ me ? BR MA N ENT = ++ i GR OCER Y— And _Confec ts mene. s HOUSEHOLD ac Goop ‘ Post . i] ' . _s - a a ° an ~ ee 7 a3 l¢ ork le rf rs x. . 4 +h , (jt 7 : . . . - Z ~ i” Vare mn “Dad ‘> r . » ' tt = Z "0 se : and pe oon, en's fuse Cae Eeperience 4 while Woman; Wawee ce "OL SEGIRI Seneral Pine ~ seed (4) | ma hineg noes ' ico &@ c bbe ENCES R EQUIREM ROX G. an a R eo tig cit "6 Ss ‘th « rent $12, | BABY BED And one DS FOR £ sete -—eeeenen DISPATCH. ey a ~ Ses G vtin @ % » per mont , 4fe _— Cabany Ryo OUBE wy ~ vou ila orn te Take dr a ae ee * ' _ : PAC yh 1M Cheap. "Ro See ‘oint. Werer Mettresa, | ‘Tew MAN. Na A a , as references Hol spare Y 61°84) rk. 71) Ea «t . i While learrfne ake dresses We par S l _ ; 2826 Easto int. Marshall 37% ‘=e Hew. axon ene Alt eens fr: ‘ure on " — ges cots commaal ego | come RL—, lorea? 4, re ~ ee wares . ¥ "preparey rte nity to = 4~4 A JESW OM E N -¥ or hosie 7 \ map wert : — And lie Paria — a Fie " KRCASE rR a 3,6] - sa ici] ARE y OU SEI LING ¢ | | | TIS vi “2 ANGE Post. Distaten Oe pre te me g With 4 Pig) merien: ed we Iman or gir ’ te ae HOU eto work for i house wor i hay Ris Hi ] EF. 1105 W e¢ T ey Ar iy department . a ‘ a : ” ‘USsSIine S83, 2121. N l4th -r account ,ette table ob Sers, mahogan ‘ daven- T wil! by: aa ‘ 4 ov ? | If TR o> —Wil ; a, . Box mn tn first isa 88 bon irding.- ad, or 4o05 bok RL—For ij ts Fa Orn: i ee ee ee a hingtos . gth fl r on t ; slery exper - 4 GR: oe i Y AND MA AR KE = 66 Singer ; 2038 4 ae 1g. Cc hifforobe: No. | COMtenta of fain ns on nare. ruge, Victrola aa, | electric coupe 1 for oF victrola, tokens =) S000) ga) we on | ee : family a - houseke = e§&) |°uce no 7. ‘tr . An Old establist ‘ | BRass ; el hi = ————— BERG. Lindell ~~ Apply Crescént iiact® trie (cont + oat eri for “fownatalta work oos eer anoIRL— wi none ea eeD ing reel Oe tom OPERA‘ ATORS _ ae SHOF oD. 1 eae e SWOPE Went Bae made enough ¥ Re retine. Duwiness; | __ 43: 2oW Spring and mattress. ~ geist POtisew % . . Se HOD ‘SEGIRI- ae ae nces re LE SS (I , : ‘ >= abe ox G So, with on near V ae On 419 ) Kart A: 1n9 IW. s00d Wuges- . on ced; “no laun in 2O minut ‘ need that can be sold ji... *'y~\reau ery—Michien: ° ~. 50 | stove, kite hen tab! 3E—Tce heating BU eRe a meni > oe or Hire ' ; — at holic Sef 'omt -1) ™ is? Seno Kirkwood | HOU SEGIRI ~~ pete Cabany EXPRF tired of t) © nerve Py K. in oe tf you are Gre ee '—Pestalozs} fe. 2 RO ase after 6 p He aac chal ra. ‘Cal Grand | ILDING MATERIALS PTR ERAL TRUCK—Eixpres and hauiinc -% DO te $60 eemmaes Dt vy —_— a — oe, ia 6 oS “oe - ‘4) « r L. Rik Ni ‘ED ON tha averace , ‘ of ‘rain required t sel! Cery -. ArKerI— W\ Rovie . : — ¢ 500 PR AR D. es ee fer cn nn ca da 7 Renten line kT) te ? M—And Leneral bh. A ee ’ | home and general h on A DY EMPpr.« SILK DREsere ‘ee se pr “tion and want somerh} | pe i ho ad* . tnt a t _entral | 3283 ° 4 4 ieemse Se Ler oe NOt ne Nkeg GIRL =A lan W ——ee . ) YY Ps. A°%4 56438 : q; no lau + White; | tATOR gan ay 2 rs, 910 & Michi- : ‘ ‘EYE IN\ EST VW rscor A 000 mrs. (2) | . De 4 Cr8ary , ltchen To — i By _ K inged, ndry, ‘ Alar , EXPEp . ‘t. ~ Ul Ago. “~Ss 505 \ icloria R I» > ‘ Man’ l ¢"¢) | DA‘ , K CE r " - ' MAC AC MA AHO. iG CH D > ® (lear « ’ OF Ing, Bell Cafeteria 19th aw roman ‘UUskx — ary pg . (UENCE . ’ ‘€.. Sth and I rT : SET—@. oer 5 - ON F ROOFTD R aa it Bs wa Hieh Pr, ; Tita! ion ’ _and Ollve . rie - : h—For ¢ noe ic4 "S00OT) Gy > 4 2 ON I, ADIF SA ! “Ww Olive “o , OCUSt gta tion &4 . piece. ‘tn ood ; ‘s ING (* ‘) cL. : ft “ae — need ,, “F Kener ce ‘ s- ML ARANTEE S$’ HATS WJ 4 JES 4d (v4 OF Centra Der, : 0 714 ¢ 'faern Koo ond Roo re ' ElL-8s T cepen oe! ON Ce wap, = —£ BING G IRLS — Exper} l. terman. ‘34 72°) Small tame ork: expe. | py tk Tk ARE EK OR PIECE. pref , ak aS - — E oXper ienced | LUNCHR: OOM AND B AK “ = —“..__ | DINING. ROOM SE eo ae is ____ fc) | turntshed freer 708 Goasint Este | | me, 9798-43 MePHE BLP Te) a ATP he 4 - es ee OOP aad o4bae7 “ , ' NID Hi 4 rs +s > 5 ‘GC Orn errec q. Kain: ve Du isinese “me har. iowa ay ' —4 3 OK as new. ~ ’ u Lin ei] a0} : With | wood 1 nda for indusiri.. &8 Anply EL HOUSEG] va- | POSITIONS HAVE SEVER = or Saturday es. Call Ce Sr ee J116 . | Porest 682 didroms OUs vw ~-APpPly y & Ww | ~* j RU—Experlanted —~ (C78) | aarp S OPEN THAT wit) YEARLY ‘ ay work its nt ral ‘egan | DINING oe ta) | ee . 33h" “ary BOX ~y ALK ER j Wenn Pan home: 0” =e i ° RE PAgNDERS y he Ee AN GUAP In our various de art [LU i NCH Fe OOM—Ana 2 ~ cecanels (4) / $100 ee OM FET—Ma haa zany. w& rey 5 $) maser xx ————— ee a Deimar’ | ' (c® ant — | F AC TO IRY 121° | HOUsEGI: 1f 98 no Washing. Pho. Op HING 81> PIAM oR. AT Co., HOS opportunity f pé Mm ents; an | ras ing place in city: coftee : ee oune: hese | Ra r oe, a city 6925 w ‘asnington av Kor CAMERAS _ “Repairing “ana Painting—— Mel Felling rime “ra Pert ‘Ligh! ? ose ae. White girl tor genere ( " 'D RR : fe) or marr | tion leaving city. any invest! r : . a. ene n Mtionaliy . er. work nite girl ? 4) i ATORS ._ , ge ied w omen | +. 8: ca- | INING “ROO, nT Rea (co) | KODAK FINIS — WF tou can pro adver (e89) | ow aun oF Kenora — Uni Necial | © Atk AT AND TART RT OOM SUITE—Americ “| &@ HING-—As you wi IRE W y oo — luce. be ae oF | Ouse + 2G ® -hMea DD : : le: ‘ Inut aston - +) Led Are siie ff lw " ¢ ia \ A, i . " GIRL— Te oO hours’ — k inthe ‘ Bir rashinet. in. ndr good ages. , ho 61R3 | bing le jot hemsti t } on special r college rirls to make some ex.- =f iney 1742 \ EGI E'] ABI -E MARKET — (‘all = o., ‘todo “Chante $98. een, wal ee “ ame ) | $ Ui 75 4235 Easton. excellent opportuni: FU Ri TUR . a (C92) | APPA anted Wanted r. for city i dienaen ne ( (©) | TOS eet 85771 v ‘ershing, first | ELLY Ville learning. | S AL ESW OM AN — POOL RooM he 41484 F E—Of 4 rooms, complete $14 N REL Wtd.—Pay highest ALL attra =: Sertain anount of thi 8! must SES N OtN! Steady! eral honteag hte: experienced? fc & WALKER STR RLING! exper ~ High - class. |‘ “Broadway ‘ties: bargain. Apply 4013 | FC RNITC non : 83 | sei7 4 iis Vandeventer. “htm _Juniata se W'4-—Any condition, Sait agente Of trade. a,."" ; : { Cahnn (USework: > rienced: for pe; ” J ’ iences >| ¥ ~ Seinen 7 , —€Contents of S-roan no | eee i : a are a pro +4 ped “é ad m enewagl DR APE ee Tooeee 8857Ww . $50. 57 71 Wat or xen il- e At I'¢ RY. 3409 T e Xas S ay, Pfollow; ic e in Salta Ww ith rood | Rk . noms RA ow —,? od ~~ ation yy =~ "a : = aA:*rTra ss 1 1OA . En . 3 room flat ri o| ABP — I, Wid. — 20.0 000 wu Wilts, overdaa = cn | Avro , = W td tandere ¢ yee = / - . SEG 1RI¥.~ x { ing [F : . T . m.. ” ia “ aving city ~ ’ a Ed s Ir gr | i INITUR >. _ = — idea n 3 shoe ha andeventer Jeot. iM — ~ ee : ptea d , wd L—Wh} hit ea , OF iD i a. ~ - O Ww om - « ‘yz vy a 4 8 4th ‘2 re ey D ~OrTA a rt ry ; rma 04 QD Crease, Ldn ae ree Foi Wactinetons COULUR a | ont? $2297; maid's | eekPastal housework: | Mourn. noon'ic A= Oar 90; Gemaaz/usual capabilitice re eS Brandt Quick vale this. week acy | PUARTH eg coetalion. Sa tioos spurs’ "| mar 20s cpa, Phone ss neh Be 38. a | AUTOMOBILES Wea —all derstand crix te (c7) let f For. | PANTRY a} Dn N. Gra a } po Grand. . 807) FURNITURE— et : => -_H. App . dela; cash nr ow ing FF KER—E ' £. oor We T RY : ae and (4) sple =7 ee 31 a we ' -i'clé . ——— S ~ en eee a, . a an ITU RE— or tents | 4. . : =. => j 1534 =e Franklin Bomont aK Rutos Wante ADDiy — "tne ene MAN——Our ortarizatige . ff GIRL—8°5 N 6th od | HOUSRGTRE Re Central PRRIN™ 0{ 8 START ik toa Sen wb yeaeenlass as to age, experience, fe : aly mien aera © price: firers | Walton, °° "ecords: call ir yt se. 12374 | 20.000” SUITS, overcaate no (e®) | Az L syresbtioe Ietor_¢ — . om? ; On ~ " - - 5 ~ ee ie) r ier os ea) lal ‘?, F a ‘ ire? ice. midis ah r "eee ae Oo es ‘eral tage r 7 re (od + or ge = And , : ie a aston ipm s bad! . wante i,w* pat trom 3] +e od nes meat ac Wered a > AMIN E R “On shirts; ; ] | ences” 776 laundrye ex; Jousework: | “in | ona berior I. aundry. % ‘Trad agteln geetretcher. | ° C onfidential. Box E- 17 be — BAU: RANT—Haif interest; bargain ~) bet: URNITU RE—Slightiy us tly used 1! ving re eulta. “Fo oth "353" ay $ 880, for for nig, 88700, po xy market fe { ? " iy ; “ —_ a r -- —_ o bOANT Oe % eae a —— e ~) @ | . { . ify } a 4 : * Pode We Want mee ine &aiso | Houaeare 2 Pershing. ‘hany 7ar refer. oN ) JRAPHE R—w oe f 4) | Post- Dis atch. a nut 8 Week; gp! endid BB, ‘élo om ~ : _cha!l Ps: will suite: Pee) davenette ‘om > nd Page. Gelher: aute 6 ‘ : d odd calls | pot cash: port pure Title Cc, Ase Pein Any ; : cet ises and play suits. | help whe a: hite: genera) . (ed) i nm} p! : {al at 2703 ne rien 3S in bo. iK - (e89) Bal F ‘CrATTO . . - lcod Santi Wal- i FU RN] et “tf Ice. 6615 De} mar fc4) _ 15 minutes* ( owing ma = = . dela , the foi- . ene arr iv hide n pesan : and Lae; . Week Hl +41 sta an nousewort : | Phone “r 6 9 sib : UiS ay . or re so LAUR, ANT—2 io0d bu ness: 008: wath” i men TU R E —¢(* ontents of beautiful a —— 9 automobiles are pa as ot : ~€Tade . as av Z H re wh Ry 2 R-: 5451 t vwiave: i ‘ } \« be iR APHER ate a j ’ ee you by ly; Jeaving city. 153: tah h be- Cc ML bar gcains in 1] kinds f t pat t For Sale Cadillacs Marmon Shecial t ? te | HOUSEGIRIL_ =» , mahowar 4 ~ ‘ . so neent . . ¢ eta ai net clert } (9] 1. chi fforohe Zany tab) 3 TW E ED sUr =r av. ree, ulcks c Ona, Pa lana, PARE Al TomMony) im aw as rt pay Machine i” r re ee .§ A. SO he 6 . gare we Perr’ 4 by 20 Ny} — } ~ ~ > OTe ent Park b it ) do hor - tae re — rmynor ™ ve rinat are Te er ‘ed ¥ mt to CA . oa P O Di J r. T ‘ ’ 4 Trae refriger: tor es dene trio washi ng Mma hij 1”, | tz tke “new; alec ufactur irk a} EF INISHE t lf) | HOUREG 3001 utger™ ys and help r= 5 zs "8, 511 Ww azhineton © PO#*tion. Ack- | ‘ ~“* bis m St Le mo ini poy ’ 30} 4317 aes land. 3c. fle pieces: no tenia re’ | eee bat. « "abany “tied ike new: also r. Davis omont 601 =e, he carh >| Steiner 1 bargain; Bgp a0 per week. | a5 er, 13 Olive, Olive + bought. Bomont 16326. Sa ——__ | res t , ne {KES "RAN laepa “+h... ~- : « d . suits | How SEGIRL— whi fC) | mene ee Phone oo y 8360 te to the; . "7 TAU} RANT—AN INDE PENDEN FURNITURE—n wacway CABH paid” for old Reid, FORD COUPE “Wid Besse (&) resses. Write us in housework. out of town. Rel, with gene ral | ape Or appeint- | | WHo sew AITS THE BUSINESS PE. I room suite. $178. 8-piece wainut Diatinum. 8. over = Benton 682 wee sii EsMEN . 1] con.- GCuired; state » re = town: good refere ° ST ENOGRAPHER—:.. LOC 8) | — BUSI ,izss CHANC oe SECURES THIS WEST ¥SS PERSON Gining suite $17 175 handsome O-pie _400rs north of ‘oaten a 613 N. rand ry " sl ESM EN — The Tar lafeeal eae — th nce a about y ourself A 2-340, Post Dik previous experienoe” a9 Fe. | : opportunity for bewin’ seneral office work: | A Il MITED amount of pant ES PRINCIDAL wien es IN ON AND D NERADE; room sulte. “table, fae he 3 emg iving- HIGHEST cash pric - ) {4 fesive, « “p: Ve : . HOUREQinT = ; . ‘on, expe ";, Sive age ‘ f t of stock for ve om aes "AL, AFF ' “ ul ru one ' onograp be -} _ Piatt Soot f lesine lean eu we on s RE. | (c4) | rience {if ar » duca- astest grow) - tale @ in the } eT “ar : 10 ARTER Zs. mirro te , aut num. H gold, silver, : eee te travel te: Titorw «ly ron did opportun) l t \ a Waits one housework an a os aoe colored - rene ~— | ox E E.7 é 5. Poat- Dispatch nd Salary €x pec ted j por poration, a Ba ws Fucce earl radio | Re Se x \_E-414 POST-pI at er _anne. es Ca Panel «2 a Blo?’ sel] HIGHEST Drie x Miller, 8 2 xe, B Way. (c8) h exceptional ability 5636 Wye RO0d refer ontet with hous «: | STENOGRAPHER—an c4) | business. Box T-216. Pos Din’, lucrative | “QOMING HOUSE—4 rooms: = ; : “7 Cad | Jewelry and diamondst iiie oho! + sproken _ ‘ j Rp ] 5 and good 5636 aterman a Ny eqn, high Wages pais | for large feature fi) d telephone operator BI SINESS of all ke st-Dis; Lt h (6)|_.= ‘ighborhood: $2900 Box P- furniture i | OR RN IT i ITURE onds> Miller, 7 Market —- A . . e e. Ox —*) » HOT’ Sk IR . any 6410 (ch) ; Genera! I "") ’ Mn Mie im Corporation. ‘ ‘a -| { ne ‘all 7 thy kinds be UR i t «a I} d io ‘id $ ° | Ri ma) atic HOUSL— — --—_ ' _OE——— 2 , a Why worry aiéne on u!" E-. 12, ost-Dis- washing: c Por int it housework: >. 6500 Delmar bj Co, Egyptian Bide" | _Jefferaon. Cent erty Brokerage Co , on] N. 3148; rent $60: 2103 Delmar; income At greatly reduced pric ” — $75 000 GAR hein M f vill not onts show & ‘mall © h. ( 89) Co.., 4115 fancne Awe -_- Moss Poraee? .T E NC GR AP aoe for | Mr Sac sha. (o* 8) ! Ho MI NG ; “ et 457. Will cal). (cR) cation. - will sacrifice: ideai lea Many lots at half price ané less / JEWELRY—WATOHES We w t} H FC FOR TORS te wd 'O farn mee i ™ Cc lar: _M “neat er, or 4 e| —~LCompetenrt ———" | OUSE Wid = (9) | Xtra spec! =o . aw as ; inion : — oo Pa dl f o.. Ro . w. Moss. oO one am ent and effici - price “ rtd om est of Gre . Ru OMING NG HOUSE 14 p al l—-Short length | DIAMOND aS take h. * ny kind; brin | ned. | an To pack ice c; Sn mA 3 Ver- | oh, Mar with automobt ficient must be right indell a8an 2"4: SE—10 — 45 linoleum ths of $1 and S bought, 1 Yi peweend I's fame the cash TRIAN your ¢ y iret: n A : - a’ : ory Ce.. aoc N ream cones. Peerie HOU SEGIRi SS Sara (6) j o7 ) Dis ae ’ -t ‘_- YT) ~ hey As We ; | epee ince) _ 8538 ing: furnished; ] coms, housekee )~ 10 is at 50c eq Uare vard. ; any size, R ip to $500 pe per c . ©. : 4524 Delma ” br i. OT Locust st. dy pp! anc ® Cerporstian a “a ing to — Or general houseworn—.; tickenba k sing Mo r a.) aan ished mani ——{ Teasonab! all fit led; income $235: and $12 sample mattre | aY @mount. Miller, 1322 Oijes’ 086. Forest te; . - Curing the 4d, rats ‘White, — sa ae ®Ppend sum sework: wi} er Gistri ee ee 39° O., needs $50. 000 wanufacturing business le. Lindell i! 3661 ated % kitchen cha ses for $5. awa Ulive. he evening ° Gay or Thugs . Piret of © housew ork. 63° | @avaw!l caguce necessary; mer in county: no or. 92 9. 31" mr SOEO-S1 Lacs leda. | ferests of $5000 + “apital for e =pan ion: ‘n. | R' A MING HOU apo eecieaiapnnittieenes 5 kitchen be way for $1.5 | DIA MONDS Wtd.—-We ter tir (c8) LOO} eens (c8 MEN nee if ; ‘ob5) A ia (00r east ___ Forest 4 336 (ob) ii ‘O61! We 8hington Ares ote me; g00d wares 6) + ir ploducr ig to. we 0,000 will be of! ered: bla k n Olive; E Any roorsa fi lied: 1300 2.50 9x12 aw $ 2 50. 0 alae for your @iameenn? ‘s Smrnent cash A l 100 AUTOS WANTED ou are not maki a ver years, for f ; —— (OUSEKEEPER er en id eae emand: dis: nown an d is in Agent ‘10 Cy-maker: act quick 10 golde o | SIZ N G 8 m Co, ny make: 2y. cor in and AKINE ene ler M 40OFr iruit de DA Ttme . Ep ERP 5) ‘Sirlduted n thy ; creat . Ghio Bld v D mn oak rockin n - £9. $30 china cabj |_N. Broadwa amonds, H. Miller na. Lindell 807, Dei 10 | « : » 2d and El: me to right part gv0d | e ave 0 e | ie AUTY - my rt & fine piano; gteam h 37.50 nets for $16 . ee eT BOT, reser: an - f : ee | SU eae for ’ To operate : powe _ n, Hor RE en en ~——en ey: Ldndel} 4R007 p nings for Ex a ry ( T AY Wa er; bargain for eat and hot | 40 v-piece breakfast sets fo Aas DIAMONDS tae eee, | SDD 65 ; Pare £22 Arcude Bide’ CURLio § ©. Murp! r sewing machi KEEPER — ~~ pe perie itaie ty Clay : sacrifice © Quick gale: forced to -€olden oak chiffor r 52> 2-50. |” be Wtd.—We will ~ MT * Bidg ' e Salew pny Trunk Co 506 N. 3 _ more ra Middie- aged enced ‘@) ) ‘AY. widely advert learPast n account other buaf 165 3. orobes for $25 st loan or pay make vou 1} -~ ——~ 4. (ce) or home than woman: perators OI Make it yourself ‘Vertised beantifier; | erful location. B Usiness; won- or & Piece bedroom ‘ for y av vou the highest "4 ~ w MEX. yo - cwur ee factory w work i | ma Wages. 4636 Var . | pP a i All | needed 5é. nO expensive equin: | ox P.686. ‘ost-D (5) | - 2125 8-pijece davaenette tor $89. 50. our diamonds Nati casn orice e have an order - lark’ Company ry ——~ Mabinet Co., 1545 App! y Landau re|- rts trifling cost: tremeri,. uipment | RO 2MING HOUSE— a 6) 150 R.- Pi enette suites for ment Co., N. 4 onal Loan Invest. | Pany who w from a taxicab male ~ needa * highs » 154 Tower Gro HOw SEKEEPPF} ried. t077> fe) wi) ell the + Sremerndous profit: }j Rov . 5. = ntb et. _$ 90 Piece dining-roor , Cheat N. 6t t doo ‘ t ant 65 Fords thi MOTY and dia: Pe ienced ' 7 Appl i ae ing h R—Married — WEL r , correct formula J. F. R > ng IHouse—Union a Garba U 3-piece livin n suites, $98 bo. nut. fe south of | Sters, tourings, cou ® month = « ributer’ Calg ply St. Louis Vin = € house for y to in room. l= Box 30 Meera, O- - RO Rooming House—-(ilwea o:* °***** -. 1,200} suit , S-room suites, als (c@2 00: beri “ cpes, sedans; Rreal eon: Produc: 7 CONtrac: for "Working (o., 908 6 8, Bheet on, _naton av 88 of rooms. 2634 t Highest ( ——— +S, (1) | Room} ise—Ulive gs 1 5 6s. Values up te $325 iso dav enette eee? ‘7 OK Your car and pay te y: : >! eo . — the MW Oem is o : 14th = Varh trade § S . Se - —— >, mae gE House—W ashi yee 2.290 z é 50 heavy be Jad, for $158. YAHLEM MO “ get ¢ ad eco. oo Bes Apply utg , ; _ Ee , Mre. T. M. q (a)! or pho: 9 Re ve, rite am : groceries qu lak. ell er . .. ~ Vand oem i0r cash to right part } 3] 18 atvies b! ' Uu . Mea) other mak o ay 1020, model eda: . at in ‘hls field: : spon ibe Y bent 9m Ch Blolier Co. 2036 i! MorgndPPly Gross _Franklin. Sayman. Sayman Bidg.. Ol} +9 BOO South Jef fo rson | Mae Br oy ne pigiasky, Gens neral Mer hee.! | SH ‘EE REP nv; — “SHOP—aun grins: terme” 201 & 7 and used en, ail | RADI RADIO Motor Comiay, and pevenings. ork ime ~ 2 Arcade Ride Mere Sates rr —— (c)| HOUSEWow, oo fe) | | ss70R. Singion. _ Forest SHOP—Sianey st. $. GAS | or OV er. f S J y ears Vacy &ssured: for Pow fe =ovan : eR ule pri- ae $400. talance terms ad Andell $49. Grand: low as $s; a. ‘te 1; $18 up; Others a: | RADIO } SET emutitenieii 7 OOndit) 1820" coupe: ¢ em sone, the remunerato" ef ore mence | d 1 or restaurant work: $10 y DB k: Coast. 5 DODGE—F-pa ee . Can furnian ~ ot ‘ou are y . over To work i ; , Oy ae wm ni ehte Cal _ 4243 Cc 9 partments. ec T mere ro) Bi) ag. __ Olfs 2nn 12% > -'p ost- -Dt , ox G- 394 _N. ts sell less h 5547 Etzel. 6) ~Peasen er, la ee TES : refore - 4 nm Ta ory Herk j IRONERS = . a ~F-> ol) ‘ | Applie; f 4 _ 407 o (cB? ) pre ST atch ( DI42A 1] (han half. RADIo_3 Proud? unen, Ihaw (ft) Mechanica] ° iz) ees ox ] ® lroted nun ber Bces, vie wii nk a. i218 8 Ch ert-Meise! | E xperienced 7 = a ions of hj r} x I TAXIC ene 4? oot epecial tu n ©ond! tion: cellent i T of inexpers 4 esinut. ) |, 800d wages. and treners: IN school girls | VE HAVE 100 | TAXICAB " BUSINESS—Establ HOUSE —_| comb cail type. eve ney | Der cont: Ford tree rane " ho Wii lhe xper lenced 7 ry we . [eer wees EE (Cc) Oe acl ges New Crysta! L r dr One : Solicite 4 gir S 0 B [7 Yi KE RS / Oopportunt*tw { St sta ished best [7 SR HOLD + D Q ' v O6A North Jerr per cent : ~~ prages; tires pens ME to ry SON the propes ee ies “ ‘OF _ senera! he ede. aundry, 39264 ‘ A ly . “| Res agin in - Louie: will ge!) half in - 100Ns a NL erson guaran nteed. ' fan saaity oc rn $40" “Sac yoei tiene = . d MeCausiana Benton PRT ai JA > TR ESS—W hite bi ae | Se fice. 2] rh Fete ment of- y DO Y OU W A N VT T {) SE LI 7. — ae 2. =anok F-113._ Post- Dis " to op mautiful oe tique walnut dresser. Aa — ee ( ) oe bi. Tate Motor C o.. — ari? v9 p a 0 3 ‘7 girl for houae: PPlvy 615 Libers = © lean! ing off ce oor \ NE’S Our business or pronerty x! . pSARIETY STORE—Southwest ~“€7 305 | tur , ‘own in one of the | ° ve ing. FOOd Wages. bo ony rk; NO cooK- | Broa ON A Centra! trust Co. Ride * ‘ 606 | bonded concer property with an ebsolute | Variety Store—s. B ost av. .. 31,925 © stores for $175: wi argest furnt- | aro 4 a » peene — I ‘ x LP _ Po .-Dis (o) ' Ton _ ny and fh ¢€ I a Ww ashingt On. / “ ) slate of ( one need Sa leer Nn: our service con | Vr riety. Stor Ny Perse aie ° Sahu : 500 | hing neevin if ¢ ity o7R Pees e Boon muaet SAFES. Ne “SAFES 20 DODGE Com COUPE : eee » whi : 5S > ; ‘ lo in ork. @ppraisers, , | Variety Stere— " EPO | orest Pe ~ an : mS 3 LIA Dodier Tyler white; no v ashi ing Stationery Ca F [a> DER—S&ik erdKennedy £ UR AW iA’) SE TA [a> iat e J p } Pans, surance and kindns. “ong é, advisers, ‘ . Some y s > Easton ee: aie a be nie ). 800), 1CE CERO x Lo 305 Se = ee Bau Tan Bafe Co. 42) Saar ie f done, John | good be wheels; original Pain For fact “e" ‘2 |JOR PRE pan add Gt hh. (4) | rc ry kuarante ER —Experienced ih Supreme service; cost you Wem RY ’ a 5 2.700) slightly sae», stoves, special pr ican an | “AFES -N =3 =v. 4 (ol4) De Tuk perm ” mow threes; : ctory work. - hook ‘= S&F p _ *0C@) "ACtor ‘ oS. : viveste ; ate: ‘ ae nee: 2 4 HOthing to invest wR «& HEYE INVES oom dee? © * ; vy use a Prices _ 67 3 Br _Broady a\ (o4) WAIT iR] Sx Se ran an 110 5. _ Grand. aoe bi te pees need; good e and 1] shes A BINET—Iceb - M. car “*~a’? F new line of GE CO T ; Must ¢£ r fo0o04 | °7 . ung. be bet tw aen R — ; m Wages 58 BUS INE wea paper: the only ) crouch 5085 CeDox, gan it ] rv A ~ I PE ny Jase *Mnish references. Phone | vertieic yo and assist me in et, *2*| WAITREOD aa 5643 ea re NESS FOR SALE | city: complete equiprnent ae asain in | woe 5 Kensington nitary label. «Phone Main 2656 Geunen™ ter , ere blmose new 1921. pets A 4 "2 sl 4 uFtiness: , . bp Pecial ad a ESS day: oe eee ie AKER Y— sstennipnasthtiamieenmeneins: 1} =r atlas (racting: - i Ri Ys cy _—— hia ») 10We Reale eo «& ra 00: velour or coy 7 eee eee > > ar ry . rT) , . en*) ’ — ° '@) r | § PUli¢ ~ . . . . - an . L\DDORES« Ww For hone and en: See) ) eit lon wil work ! thie is a pe! anen? no. /] - 5 .iW & bers wy A ‘ Sun ‘avy Work. Ap- Hakerw So Webste ste Gre vor . .3° ares, $s) 500 | aT ‘Madi t ] ng an 1 etock or stork alone mahogany, M F A? 'RNT! T U RE ae 3-- Neca rope i es OI ~ St. Charles sf. (oR) °ar wah arg nterior; ahows no rn Ra ‘KER Wise One roA ae, Mile _mate “fe ond palary Supes rod aceee werk fore leaving for tha. rong ouis 10 dave he- | WALITREcei $1 \ v Sa lene’ } ut west St. Louis . "1 “RON aceon, mil Kinloch . Granite » 6241. (el) Nd settee ‘yea a Chea: sO OVerstuffed chairs Se es no dented ean netY catefully and shows an ° x , =. 24 . - , ’ ea ~ ean . : > oa ‘ nee yo = ee - ~ . * i4aCKS nea re , = rn ‘ a . ~, [ . ° Mh =, h x )’ 54. _af e SS " _™ 1. Maitent} ic cH 7) el M i€3 G me pe Resta) ran : 27 5%R me : V“ PK Cindere!) a ac RY a's HE y E Ky E a T MIT °* « =~. O00 | Ww B car am om “fell or exchange your Ir busines. / avi — 1% 18 Oliv anes furni: ste ao; F ~ SEWING GQ MACHINES the prinreen thie car and «now! — differ. 4% perience. : — ad wrk ee | PALS KH eee ——— vee si U5 Victoria cs ee ne ype ersonal proper motly: tANGE— + - —_ Cc ira ce, on 2 _f — Rerien eed for foun intal in ¢ H ind CA ndv J Aen Y te. for Ci leric ef! whe ke: neat and i 1 ; ee an « 7 IX De r 4 ni ed. for _—~ “ — id ‘ y "4 T ae ~o yo and 1 ‘ust Sis. best J eferencées 1001 Holland Bite. - ‘ we he | I Splendid condition; iimited. "86 ae tale condition are areas = / ; *) Geren if) —-V or i , “2 ae iret C} . a — — ‘Cc ne -“ 3 ane ee va .5 j Ss A 2 | | . roadwa — oo , Our os n err : f White, to kh . Ing, sexperilenc ’ > i = hr J , 7 # . iB: ’ f i t . -_ one OT) } + b ¥ >?) " ’ ‘ we have R k FRIG : (c5) > ; ene ee t and sone . n, cern ie, oven ed a high- = lass. live : baby: 2 in faanite. ith” housework and an yon ing machine f Derai yr oe a ' re ,ij - are = iS, o., ] 3 > 20th of — torr .8; — at ‘ieee ‘k ne Advantages ig | lin ed: ERA TOR—SI Nght! y used. por me / wae hey MACH HINES -Doub!} le values: | ne- je ey one AERO on CO. "155y Pervicg with « _. sing business fine #0" orth. , ‘ve Amit fy., 34 | erience. Box E-§2? p n =—'S ace ROR ‘\i-SSE5—Ready +. “ — - } 23500: no compe:iti.. > eo Price | #el! reasc nable r Ais 75-Ib. ¢ apacity: will! S23° ¢a: un obbin, $5: Ww hite H n ‘everiingss ° 4 utiv ’ . ——— ~ , L _ | m—_,**: Oth, hetwa TK Oo " Al@farhnt ou ~ /On Aliso 10 othe: * =. 5615 De lm . A lering a a) otal PORD—, ; , : Deneel rh ae red P\Perlence ane " oe ae caer ger ger eral housework: no la = | | “parcel oung. 18 y = or over, to wrap WaAl | RESSES—Es> = MM rma an an _ ae 5 F out bubia ged 7] . me country, with pone ” }- OR - ——- | R UGs— —Hx)]° Axmingter_ . “iene - 341° (e4) SE . ] NG M. ic Hite .. 0 _ 43 60 ad Louie. new price right. "terme ou ; ieee, . or Ove r See ; " 6 work. 5344 uy ry : QP Vv ! a e IoOlse stead os after sa . "Tr xr erlen, ed siete — . ~ - Li . 3 é articulares ' eure Dil! ew | Se « 7 4 C hip in I*kea new. amt rege r drop head. ay 14 ¢ ans, Broadway enies i at ‘os 4 ‘ ‘abanne ay. Fores: oyment Rox EF a & Post. ™ y e os a i >’ Im 6 I n ee a! . Appliy anal A IN E Xt HA NGE 709 ict ‘ RU (i. a ee eee te i 141 3 «¢ + worth $7 0; will’ se)! f RD—c ouUpe ; ; ip 1. " - ella te (ch) 3 raed LAI NDRESS__Fj 8. T° Ve Sel 40n Station Lunchro m. | BEAUTY PARLOR orfa Ridge —9x12 ; good condition 7 ) | 1613 Ca) iforn a. or $30. | terme; trade 45 BA’ critice: ~ §2 06: on ew L—For foun tain e ‘Kperienc eee | Tr esday $3 1; “ Cc lings, Monday and Wi RE FR Aur a as (o4) north we st. - i - a a Mmpletely equ! pped. . oo c ompton. | . 461 4A _ IF y Ov ish to rome ltneetenetesinee a in nd eetanee 3516 Ka le ’ SAI ESM EN 4 Short hours ‘An 1 g0C poe not ho pw AU NDR E —Per day. 5222 Min erva. | nyndicate Hat F MA K ERS— Exper ene 1 |B TCHER R« + O8t- Dis | RU G——New . Oxi? . bi jue a! 4 wee” save your old one ‘tepairel, machine ¢ oF | trade a in . bargains; easy ter: 7 — Nita . ~ : ‘ ¢ ' ) ] To - a. - . ' ag “r ~ ‘ ‘ ra cy = “( ; . 7” ‘ } i ‘ C () j " ; e230) " = _ —— CE ; , . sé - ’ rorse. a ” vied e ai Zs SELL " —~ Who ean if =, ia wiive. "Te ; or rieht part tet A 1 * good p WOMAN—To wash dishes: Ole N. Bth. (c)| _ Box E-27i OUT! Die 00. with Ford truck, | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Fagor re ~Sertelna, furniture. 413 eam miess, | IL tah aa —_ (cane FORD—Goupe 1621 oder. aT ' hd . } 2 >. ; s* ae Jay 1) ’ > \V . ‘ — ‘Shes , no Sw a. : . = — j sinieniinasdnanmeniensshiimemenessnas — i/ ste a Pa War ge meee 7 . #aidsta ee ent actory work ° ’ - ND a md Mis 4 } -- \ Rf J ~“MAGEY Work CANDY Sacre ‘ ' — AI AY‘ HINES Ss ere es FORE S441 Lunia, 3 00 at? , S rticular rience: give | and fo Ape , ne st aliddie-aged — ee 7 anes STORE—Ice cream and woo SRIEF CASE —Brand-n | 17.2 ' Wt copds, | renting, rena! Foe ingers: oupe ” : I : a Names of ete me a pregerd ne BxPerience, Rive | & KLAIS ¥ att N An 181° te HOI 7 LORA \ we nr f an ie" oe Cod in Jabej- | _ business Inquire 220- KY an | Stationers 16-4. a —— fand-now, § wenuine leaher: tab ce. — = ttt also P D-leat kis marth | Vande ne airing. Linde!} 67R5. 705 a cn cain Forest’ 2 4 ten hd el : os dis mtc) — : , ' iva ny sf \{ A N bo vases —- . 3a ; . 4 A’ re A ry on . ; =I - ne $9") ) _ 22927 ) 24 nr , ° a Ver ? > : = ; " ees Ana wefy s nore | EM ceeeeeeeeemmenen mean e ae S230 iM ld. age Waiting to he TO LEARN POWER Mac HIND LAU NDRY HE T, p ae a ‘318 Kastan - 1a lace curtain piace tte ty saving be STORE—Cigars; | OAL. — Tend 2 ton } a (c¢) iW ASHING Ma avis. 1718 Ott e. (eRD) | FORD—c ‘ou hock abeort, ing ate 4 ‘ " “eee . . Aas i a onan witn é roon . of 7 ~ ‘ in ‘ umper. « on t answer if your ~ 610 ON JItH LITAN SPOR? | ie 'STIN Nv FIN shakers: white we AN ) take cane 2 -__(c) | 82600. Box B-389. Post-Dis. °°™ =—Mat. | 5768 a lots, $6.75 ton. am. For | io t; Roya ena 's S30 Terme $4 ber STORE AND OFFICE : Fixtunes |- Der oO pondition ‘throughoer Sik ¥ Of e isn’t we , | Bet wae, (od) | INT LAUNDRY |} ,children ~ quring “@"® ¢f house and two|/ CANDY STORE—Finw saieiionst RRA —eeregh patent on ——“©S? | cleaners rented, $3° week. esived: | 3 = becom, » rth $40.00 4 work A. tween 1 16 and 18 years far A: CO., ; ov71 VW “se €6—6rONTinement . and. Uni ; FP ap © ogy nea: Page| 5 95. ‘ee. prices, egg $5, biggest lumps | Electric, 31°4 | ae Uis Wolken OOK CABES—Bec tional, FORD - ; ; Apvly ; Years. for table bias oi ~30 Finney amy | we ——e ‘ oe ‘ abany = SONS \ ion if goO.d thie weol 7 a” Oo.) '. ro an ()! ve =O 4 , 2n ~? Ohio. Sidney 2012 >. . KuUBeon 4* a “oak, Cail B Beil Fer. ler. oupe: 7 ines select gee = CAS ee - eae Mie cn SLOthing departine LISTERS—Aww rier wT ) | WOMAN--May - tintin iia ich) | $1500. JOHNSTON eee take | 7, ~ — entral 2003. | 1708R. > Vietor | — ene re In Al sha tion of il . ‘A H AS ORDERS x €o D.. 234 and Luc on nt. FR at | expbrienden al ere and bundle rappers. | puptiognre’ MMBCr ana « kK my i ; action agents. bine & I! MAREE, Quick on L.. CLEAN L AR GE “MP e Sa AO TON i Ww ASHING Wal 7 —— (aQ) | BUI TEA L0x. 3. spy Mah (5) Ford Dealers,’ 4 P ana UD; terms. COM E IN ("g I] «0 OO ian AGER 16 a ewes UN nae —————' Laundry, 8044 4 iaiee to learn. Gran*! of managing a A at | Past: a, and be ox. * . @ and King’s highway ‘Fy Dest quality. | ahve oe Lindell 5053! used: A RC LINES—¥ loor “samples and | , ame, McCray Refr ieorntes” oo" short FORD. salera. 3501 Jefferson. , : . 7” . ‘ . > é 4 a a Mei] t . ‘ ; ey sees Rea SS (eRO) 2 oe he . . } Ocust at . : ea: od tie 1] BO ") ‘ . 1o Re! ES or “ TD Ww AGES. ND PAQK | M i ee 7 colored Se — Z i oe % a m. a} ge la: tles 6 hor rs ( LEA NING and presair a amr a 5H) COA] nl ——$—$.__——__ ‘op? | Bird and others Cash or y & met al, Bive. c - a. fe an, that this Car pea: Tepainted - tires: ty or oe ,, easant outside Y . ary, 3936 Lac! | dishe . e. midd — Shoe renairir ' Leryp " apnea aes f ‘ a'l our goilde accessories. Olive 917 iner or b 1921.29. , ank mood pay, call a Outside work A ; = a ade (eRy , dishes Bee Star 1i@- ~aked. ie rN re Da ng shor | LETTER FILES . - eo ; umed oak and early nm oak, _—— ~173 Cxtrae ca -*; original 7 Bldg. j e7) Piasing pers matt > . - meas" on 4th wt 3 a we we n i ches fo upstairs work -1 ee WOMA. NeusGoake nt ; iti Hi 410 Washington av e bern hai the (c73) | _512 St. Charing *Sctory. Cc fers and | evenit 8 th an eaning Co.. 3044 | 6811) Cahanne fret Huse k ane bon CON ; (RO) oo. 8. EER (c€2) Se CH eens OS _5t. Charles Oo. | 2K ee. ‘Care wn ¥ ® to } ol esta 7 ed » BU4E4 | a ann ‘abany 202ea ly , Sekeeper: « ONPF ER INERY re _— Z AINT Whtre ee ~ ° AR “He WHERE You »% - . ~ 1O7 a. Gran 1d ndelet otor (%, / ” cle m.. Domestic Sales Divi. a TR, Se at | Phon . = ornher paint tn slightly damaged ca) 31 "hee sel oct ; ater bergaine and | and inte, soda fox fountain count i—— 192) rm del . : 0) a ga _ a1 . 7 Cals, oad Adie ions in furniture > ’ : yay s0T (sarnese ID or dition : coupe. tt excellent na, AL. Ty SAL) ESMEN ten Ba, ¥ TED OMAN—For iffice w ; Conf a ner iar B ‘ay 1000 7 me [S11 X _Jefferson. ‘ . oes of the high-rent , arpets and / —_* : and Ashland "UK Co.. Vande and oven! he ay ; forme ty suit a rh. cos. z to wel] na‘ matic a ah er an vears and Cotton Mills. 612 | Tr) eat and Q ¥ write “hy a re juiren ent S, ‘ onfe “ef hal +. daa ) a rt ‘ : : ] O75 VP EF; : RB ATL, E R ( ry 1a, ateel. Isler Tom ' ANG. AN if ROS. I c vv . 1S: n & — rie owe Fix TL Ries — “how: 2c bet peut ee Orth wei M ot or * —— naa rt a momen ~ oo te mmown effice note sy a~ 8) | ME EN DER—~ W e can use some ex | Arne Pure. Sond th J a. rt. Wie od in ‘ ‘OW fect lonery——-M, wl - — - met Athorrarn) ing Co.. 1602 locust rm oe = ashing oa = ash ir gton Pint: Ure a fine ¢ Ohi a aan a Lad store J indall™ 4 a = -. . -‘ trou lv $ U Ling (“onf cltioner* \" . a 4° } ie 4 ’ oa a a " on Hy : ‘ 7 ; " . yer = ee eh SD ; oe 7 o Pes 4 Varanty Hide ich Q IRI | erie a | WOMAN idwa oe ne nee t! n ry—North Marke: ene ya Ric EPATOR*«. repaired and re!lined: will! | New and Shghtly [7 Ss 4 Fi | SODA FOUN rTAIN—}1-. foot: ge ~ = e5, ;* S225: re 1924 20° Doda) good conditiae., *, a LM AN— —4atholic, with some anles encod , iS | p need menders of hosiery, | spectable: ert), housework, strong Confectioner — Towel saant 15 937,76 eniral 122 Beales. ee Main) ture at J ns urni- | $300: ‘no barn fe With electric ca rorking | ringein Motor *« hae., aan st oe a.) } in ; | te ee 16, r r i1)@- agad ‘ ae Vig. re - VEeocuOonery— Tower (srOVe re ? . en oe be Tr. a » _* . a ea ¢ ; “ Ator 4 sy ~ . : Opportunity to tragaPlication depart- k a Wanoemer, candy or wishing | Underwear or knitted fa] | gPartment: 3 adulte: wood aap? woman; | Confectionery—w, Florissant "27..." 3°420| ays puree ins ead | rai on - nusuall} Low Prices | St. Louis ““~ "** May Pharmacy. 1126 | 1 7000. Deimar 64. "Oe : . ’ 4) » " > ’ »> 4 mat.7? : 0d aiar “ s = n (‘s Cartinnear : “ . ‘ . ya (ii a —_———— , ne ru Mi ur fur a » eee ee ; 7 . tt our fi pense Avy Bom Tien n the: r work "NITE ay DROS ane d rics S, or YO Ta : . SDATC! y: Germa c om tte pee -\ st I, uis av 8 Ra ROAD and railroad. “maps a!) parts of the | Reda, $7.50 ireeeeur® gfkcbanged | for new | STORF AANADt OFF Fick - EK FIXTUR EA i , = —w oe 2001 _N Ki ing’s highway. ‘toni | Ww ill teach some quic k hand sew. | __** oe tt 50 work ts eseee “and \amtetian-.. - ey ae —C_8.. at Foster's 410 Washington. (c62) | *xtension tables, $14; reskess ‘$3 40°" “/ | for less. City Fixture Co bs ema se)) | FORD COT PE—$350 | ~ se ¢ —— . — ra ieee ~ ‘719 ‘nee eT, ox = FR y & HE} > . :t a ds © 2 aceon 7) é T L\NK T “ndar O19 ‘ many other bargains ‘ a anes ‘ Sng | STORE Fou ” 2 of ws ty! Tr : rid PARTNER: oo W ers how to mend fini ; 3 UNG | Dlhkew ye aoa pies BO% Vicrns — FE; ae ES] M FN nr Gs, - _ mi — u c capacity 720 gallons Taree rooms fy shed en mp ete. 8 af STORE Pe IPM ME ~N r a ee F it y DRIv E AWAY : > S$ WANTED mon ISNe bath- Mrogressive T; ortng ‘ £o0d ) way cs ns r’ “es and iocuet stg Coor nae Ce 41 e; cheap Brueckma nn I In the low-rent str: pos - . Facrifice “tor tran thet nplete Willing ta! MeNIfe KE Win. } “Terma, 6 . : ale ——— 0 F , aie ; ‘ f 7 © “ a (live qj r Central rn, /CTaR ! 5 & Thier i Li ’ SaES Whe Dp te "LE plic , alee « Be ” ecm iate di " . ; , pg wt i ae ro buat P af ACTY AGein or MICE: MUST pr ing suits. Steady work wit h ex. | TOUNG TAD iS 8. 14 PRUG STURE__\ PB al 2200 ie “ ) Phird. (e5) | at, RER-ARiewrRONG 1 Oi oie ay tables, Nehting fee nal. oe || 5189 DELMAR ILL, en Co. “ 908 MOL res D. Wr ATE AT F - “‘'G LAD) iffice kh ea ae | De Dieta. t aint eventn mt $1.50 ————————————— eee 7 ERUN' F. CO - a ge eerial. Bee M F 6 FOREST sas Hox P-1°R) Pos ty, gees 48 rei Sit “ IGURES. Per mont} clerk and tvypial 1g Stor aclede 1 ae 6 Ol ' ‘th and St. ¢* r. Culbertson, a ‘pen Even! ‘ Disnateh HOE «© COO} ~ céllent wa es. LIN( ”) : ! nh; @tate age and nG typist: S65 Drug Stor as tA > LU Oiive at. (ety i —~ harles at; es En Wie —w toh, __ EE STEAD : K AND | ag LN KNIT | 2-415. Posi-fi and experience’ $ tore W. Fiorina nt’ TARPATLINS | 1) | ~AciGie | —_— ith : : 4 4 ee nt TM x FRY & HEYE IA + A B.o00) T ae IG AGHTLY USED OPTC " Te = \ ; to country os} truck, to : T LL c) | GOODS NM S, Ho” | , 4) Ni) Amy _ : a LS anes io) ROS Victor : . VE PM} ‘ } } iz M7 Double Filled TD _ ' *r B. ARG AIN MONTH ROt, | Pict E, FURNITURE Uillburn Fonr-. Passen, -_s rei. . ral -. ceep records. Ge 1- | ; L: —" 1D O 'F allon must w o : “i l'ai work in off Call On ae » Sth and Locust sts Se per equare + ae = car ‘ve —— loads of fiber and wicker goods r LAT nes | | ? M nger © oupe; cn wr zx A 10] P | r A - ‘od Siv Der wes, nN rT ‘ = y . — — ~ “entra = 0) ' T iTpPanu Ine or Ay fo nt ¢ he an 1 ‘e oy leh at 50 per cent Th me ount \ ~ TYPEWRITE 4 . iA e (Mw Seuss esiabiished furniture goods experience ‘inal Street. (c4) | YOUNG Lapr— aR. ‘fo phen oe —North: price $7000: elabo a Army--chirta, unde so Ba ee a on or aging of dining room and bhedroo.n CH AIRS iene on l@ one of the ‘odel » oe *8 uma an a Rael rt, 4. Permdnent positi t 4 bakery id he ” er ed, ify w ~— “7 mn Ca! a = — apis 8 Pty hy oes ane ur forma, ao: ke, ‘ate and caps, towels. on a count ll An hase of A great Giscount 1AAK DEAT, rere ” ; in Ph Onthisa ear have stectrice :* es on e) 2 “~~ eu ay Work 140° Frank! : - ° ipts vers Rood A Tier @avineg YANK @Gt«@ and many } lia fy ry ren “we DAS We carry — . ie Law sr aT ; . uing Prac tien ' ove rig 2 ree tinea J | en a ar ak _— rani .F cit —" ~ . —~ ‘ née ot er barga! ns. ‘ . I nme « hor ime hia ld gos fre m che os —E ee - Oo ener oupwegmee — eM) | Paine and Perm? wwe ly new batteries ht party. Rox (;. 97 P. D. NI RSE a VW) ite, to care for -) vs a a. } oe. NG j AJ) a iS. vee = — a, «aD A ) A nother weat oo" nnn —— kn enen* 1 , i Ww Bi ¢ Ty, E SAT. E AND RETAIL i nd hi 7 ade née « “a Bave ¥ ~ yt big 3 es ; TYPE IMIG uty nei momen eelet ric eur wij eave o iTS Gewir) ~ r imhit stockroom = toss re iecetion. ion i jand orne Syne, folding chairs, card tables WRITERS AND ADDING | iiss fake, ean eae Asn tile Tulle P able to Invest peees: _exvellen : to Box F-63. Post-Dis (ef) AKe or older year as Dusiness e558 000: eearne 5 —_a on referen Cen ; , 7 Ana f : e regu! re . T” h ne Foren 4 jy. } vVork ir mercant = . '"AN FT FEN ' Hey erent » ay GIRLS” | Forest peek reference. 4462 Maryland a WANTED 17) (o5, other city: must sacrifice Cane wile S. Broadway. 3737 N Broadway hi 0. Homon? saeen.o soe i. a —rnbiiened 1804 iia | ic) | ea “4 % rIvy > - thes open f ®etinatias men Cie we Give E; xkie Stamp > : enone 58 tornont HR?) Cen: . ’ ' ee ec ' a } ‘ I. 1M EK DIA ] MLy . TATIS 1 AS i \ NGE "Oo vi ; e's Pi. ee emrecmaell — . wt | HO eT ry Fy Vv Ri For Sale Rebuilt Oak] : “4 : amd Ts = ; _ DUSEHOLD GOoos Wawn 'EOoO r@tita . TERS Re . me all Makes. renate | Cou ihe Trehails by the : and . F a » arte _WTD._women. GIRLS ‘Tk "HERS—Ana te seal” aasorters Cy (ea oF unineme — fiperlenced OF FICE ASSISTANT—Ove: 7 td) ‘ ne ' X PEPARTMENT: expe. | a r ri! b GIRL SS - AP F- wor n from nor ss ; ” roe an I ¢, , ’ . . ' ’ : tw o> =~ n ’ ? -_ z in di i) ~~” Fielmon m oY : INAI Ww 4% ‘ AN EARN rex ' nm to v i 1012 N {‘sTana ii try ASSiirecd . i in wy ee Ti) ~> - $ ; ] .” ; Ww a+ A , ww Mm) le oe = store, ; te Druit 0 = 3P01 N oy Sevaeres AY | ED t ee R A 14 4 Ra. o_. ie —e —_ : ico) sm ent ; mit } « . lew te s at Li DR G ST TORE. ne A L L ] At hk 4:4 40 A ROL L AN DIRO: ‘Ss r urniture. Carneta contents of Pine pet Ma cher Ponta a enn’ 1006 \y } factory tral treed ime hantes af dietributeres.. ; ~ af = 5. > f malil ds feb) ir ae re a” ealculati - = — rir Ant the me ina ambition ‘ r+ . iD; oO with ar theue bord /- late Gwe lings arge a = ‘ . ? TY} entrnl | ; = ¢, uy with as marant "oD Cees Y ; Atyn'~ i AAT Sent ; ‘ nach ° rience t' ‘oa is busines. PROMINI ‘ . : ’ and varn , ers paints, i eee od : at email i ® nerd : WRITERS Ee : finest dares serv tin arr "a, * E / ate Triet de oh cath ; : er to .re . ex , Pa > em Aye re SY oe arnishes, $1 50 per K pds badiy; bes cCaeh worl i, . ££ a NT ED Three or . ene © terty “T you b& agner lectri | OPERA TORS—E xPerienced cove mart oY Re l. KER. meaties s se. AD OWIN a 00D Leask: 14 AS] Y axe ls — 6th. onnosite Mnion fies (eA?) £455 Pare De'mar 2998 ¥ red QAR Oeil ahie San” 2 tt the new Remingt mor oon. MISKI Ca HOOD : } ) M . C237) \t u A LSE POs rt hoe a + ft) rnishings of welling on ~ = omobiete enn : att a 4 ‘ern’ ral 1215" ‘ola iA Ali ic mall veee -~ aw at 18 cn : Pp. OPERATORS __Exnetlennn) 2-2 seo? | NVASSERS AND SOLI PORT Cine: OO TRAD ‘ REAL op yt S. 39th. Phone Geard Than DANGE. | solutely best pricee naid Denne men 1 a | ———=— — | seerifice: $305 12” looks new oa - ‘ experienced cashier for Nee - be skirts: oe enenced | on dresses and OMEN CITORS tTUNI ry BOX G.136. Poet nro « — rheone Grand 76e" are ow. = paic ; pants ores. 1800 HO: ESA ame VEH na ee . aD. Lermne: tirade, 263 ortochs ; Cod salaries Fa! 7h ae Be O4 te ®) RS - © cashier's office. M ; as - “trast © 1sor SHOP—Doing od DRESSERS iCLES * | ust hate vortheast corner 1&th and Franklin SOLICITORS. Bane ; hfe ~s ig KOo0d business MN | DRESSERS Wea itcteam auntedones - eg Seite i cdmmncceenmnnpennematienes oases ' ; i« . re sat i: — ne , oi = — _ #8 He ij] {0 N\ he » «? ISCE! ' Far ‘ore “ary we, an 7 — . " ‘ . | i) dsj af 3 ! knowledge of clerical work. asa S | OPE RATORS— Experienced on power ma-| ,littd atticie of Jewetry mations F edver- | GARAGES—We hav | ee =LLANEOUS WANTS” 5740 Fasten eorase, and Moving Co, | _ For Sa Sale $50 GE iETS SA} XON € ‘OUPE » ow . 1) j - “p ierenc : A ‘ t. horns, r, A Aha ' ry) } - ‘ 7 nie j = - — — a - ' : ar Dy, 4 , —— - n ; ; . Pi perintendent of Employ went, boty "nding motor (>. 234 and Pucas, WOVS® Rawlings Mre nee required. 625-527 arcade Bldg: | accessory rooms. ieee tery. ante | _and: stat 52 ORMS w 15. wecand- | j "RNITURE Wd —Cai cS orecies Pare —w-gene, Omralea "Ey | ekee Rote east; and tenet. Cones sind : ? , " . - _— ~~ . ‘ : = waned 7 : oe ry rm Tye . yf — ~ F ; «A . , ‘ . ondition , ; a , 2 “aii ors a’ ¢3\ &e leew ¢ ow “a * : ’ me - ; 4 ce os F loor. 4 wth ee ey , ‘emai ~ y “aaad / OP ER ATC RS ave rocker wer an acl ' e —~ — ~} Capacities OA ¢ wi) rs : Ei . ‘ Cag = eee! n ee _é F a Bensinger, Forest OROTW eS H. A hives a. 1971 Mo rman fe 7. at ven balance 85 wee : iy ov Sint Ler 00 work. HFuret.7: ACT tend) -' S87 TLOTrTr Fry pte SEL SHO00 — el lle =, RNITU RE Wa —ae 9 S—New dout - «Mem g. 1943S 1. rank _Washineton wt: Zucker Neckwear. Co.. 1: 04 SALESWOMEN WANTED _ 0: me ACH A HOUsEH | oF large lots ruge a a tae coeit _ harness, Gre samuek.. , $29 x a, used | {YSRiver " Grand, “Gon — ) ’ ~ tsi, _ + ’ cy te . ' * ry ee ‘(ARAGE —t5 GOODS FOR SALE (c5i | trek (0, JOUns. suitable ay: STRARNS KX NIGH T— " SSCS ; city M. Handelman & Co.. Tth ¢ , ba low «\ ' 1Ae cera ¢ onan hen ve ‘ hla - _ ee}! turn -¢ , ar “we make p and TUL. chi.rent« of flats ol inose bric «-oreac Se nn | Roads TKR Sennimontae¢ se 8 pay. Apply EISEMAN |-2°- =— , i4 -o'W .. south of (Cis b UR N IT U RI Ww = his Juniata . —— = d ° , WVARMEN Ts. “> - ‘ eee ' ERY Ar — ; " ‘(jark,. and Belt -. ‘ ANTE D 7 ee ae ’ ’ ‘ cN POR . . nd men arket : Rees A e sh ant . 3 once ; Noor. i¢ ) | ven oe on dresses: plenty work long ts PAY AND «% ‘AIM TSN Te yy Ct ae —— 43 ee fee if taking the Bellefontaine All descriptions. large and =the J ADL ¥ Wanted med: s “Heads A ee vs | fa , . ape. , - er aron light factor ‘ ° . PVE STERN s ae A'rLy AT GROCRRYS ar? ™ . es ese OF 4 heroke . ff ot | tenes . 7 lot © or ite ‘) wage rai -— bath BiB: 4 if ASTER “Experienced. J. Arthur | °"® ( LOR AINE Drees oon mae one WASHINGTON ~o yaaa » RAK EAT MA } Soy "Sth and Ciark and walk two biecks wen |" “iste dws HOBER 4444 00" ee Al ac ot mach HOUSE wi” say or ‘sell all | ented, Wiltlamg Meter Ce ti : a Pal h 7 " ' 4 A ’ ; rthur . — ‘ ; _ , ig ort) oe ? euiiiaall be ‘alas ~ ‘ . . . ‘Jti : 54 ; »!f ' 7 iter thes *. and Keenral heusewort. AQaT —Uniry. 3970 Mive (| Oe _ 2195 Washington. Bim floor som) | SALMA WOMAN wo) - ; 5 Vear lena rear ree 7 eee ee —— ile ___/e4) | _ Delmar 2985 Foreat 3042 Page 1 a>, | achine Co., 72, m , rg "Mo. Tom | $1400 ‘ _ as. “ " . wes a n } s law ' a] * 4 . ! a fins * : a - a ; 35 —s . Fs | a an Senet > 4 ; joo! gporth Ity @ ce . ee ‘rere! housework: en : ‘ ER TORK. Button sewer and Denne On . . ‘'omed «a erting fis tr 1A _ u * . neg ‘ ; , wt _ “ k ‘nade UP 'o-dafe Simmone Hoi ef Fi OLD GOUDS Wtd—s" OQ * orth ef — _— . = eh) | BU BUIC ‘K CK ROADSTE 5 nA or ets; short hours. a. . wi 7) wVet te a ia joy pm) ee ma . wees ‘hatume’ bok ed he nas ‘ " ute ‘ ; \ . as ‘ . tens He : _ —- ‘ | : rt A ’ “en " ris rr le . . SS : — " . nm aa or A nice fu Cher A. oe 7 s Ang eB ry g ~~ he tele e “ihe . For Sale | tee fe dt | K-45. isco. hae e~ &. wie fAperienred house can make good ~— . , ety ’ , an to "a , _ , we eeeP XT? MIA ry tre . ' Or, these tedg | cece ee * ‘fats * YW wire - . i; a ensued nn Misie : ; wal "41 R’ whens 43 . wages, croane at once Precd MMiselan we — PO ahi is h . ' ay or ‘SmMples and HOlSERHOTL! mia we = 5 al Rieaon te en —ee | OH OFOT tee oT ; indy; white, pellable i > *¥ oun gi ie) nar Fat! iT) Mix i” Ais \ 1 — ; ‘ . > ’ i% " ' nen +7, ’ ~ . : . : | lo? lars... - Age ‘ ocTaAteheA wit on ‘or talt ae de one 5° ae > . Ww ans rons car tn ? nimviete cheap eee awd —ea | hive; er. cettent cataces A) Per et § os. eo~ Nate r 4 43 home work STP OP i R A a with ; aa = : ») ‘ . ne 1 Tit same and homes ts . 8 A _— turn shinee of i es ‘ | elmer fer2) (ne wonder they +. ot hie tod A ae eed : tk yt } ‘ any ’ ; . : , $ » , , ; . “ : .* f er : to - / . , rite . - ~ S| Rs ee ; : x ner met f “errr eres > 7 per firend welts om = chee we or lore’ - ~ “ h hOuse w.' ry . ATLN Wri a " “3 . = a a 7 Fite : ae se I " . ; . , ‘ Ns , 1 Mens dy a e} Pie toad ch 7H Sten ihe e. ; * “i Te . $0" Lafavertts 492) fics wh S (4 AMF TOUS u AC HERS s SAI, ESI, P eae a : rt . 7 : “Ss rot. 38 3 ‘ at é bires Cus Case a g Fin —s » Ate te one Mager i“ * @h4@ Soruce Tee. - a Ri-— hite, # for Reeriral bh “Tr k at, PAY Tw] STA rT? Wwrs NDE rarys? ADIE a. Rea ’ * ; Ay .> Pi a we i lieta “ wee _ yi satin a . “44 . “J 7 *,.. WAN«t$§ : ' ~ ‘cGy -. ‘handler Chummy, ; oune wor SIMA a OL ; _ ‘+ , — 2 Mo ae: wont ; ft ‘ee Sa . wer ar Nala ae ; Sood Wages. SBLTA Greer. icb) { ’ WASH] * aie a reae'nge TROOP ws = th tery am Raidelades arn ; i 7 «© 0) were in @atek “ ico) rene Vi ? . ™muet Re “old -* or = if S45 ' « A . vil . R ewecje Peet ry = ‘a - vt Be aoe “4 New Crys tal la sneer "Sose Rivet om ; ‘te th tie the famine * 4 ani tis on. ; a PB - ; : . ; ‘ foar , ‘ Mw 2 avere 'ffe4 . i. - } .» * , : “ . Mee | ! me lecte i Ae wis ever the word ~? US Victoria Biig & a a bil S300. veed @ menth- Flops att hk anh C. SARER ai LAM | aAN— Ge fe oie ag. jo ie Sf it. « B15e0 ¢ , . on - a. al . . i: ey ¢ ’* = ** , ay "e > * ? ’ . . , , . , 27) " : ef ; x . ‘ { t ets. SOG Dela: «j°29* 800d Balt rugs, $1 dag mall emai! tote 2018 Pearce tt os Vort Waree een neetely enluged, | Vaklom. at fries of an aid Bere" sia | (ef) Homent 1544, Central 6112 et S seem ee Foil wen. torling whet gon ten ae » Neat cesviccioy th 7 vest. Box E. 276. Pust-Dis "M*Vlere on y hewn te VYAHI eee aan | Patch. (°@3) NX. Grand, Upea ventana” pee:

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28 post -pisPATCH. ee /F YOU CANNOT FIND A A PLACE TO BOARD—that suits you as to location or service offered, advertise in P.-2. "W dl —— = = 3 és myn - —— if e i AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ~ AUTOMOBILES ~ . AUTOMOBILES - AUTOMOBILES ) ——11 1 ot “ont figs | WASHINGTON Bg a RS -. | 4 / | \ Tencke €or Sate Automobiles For Sale — Pianos and Organs For Sale ___ mouse ; + wim beat southern ” ; ENTS FOR RENT Roadsters For Sale or Touring | Cars s For Sale Tourina eae je 18s | ae ent. Miscellaneous stg eis EB CEPTIC 10 L Ma DISON. is3?——Fursrsned foom vader Bort STOR _ Wa ‘ER tii 1 p ” . ‘ - the cos Py rb b - “3s ii’ B-S2 Lecest: | SCES-SES Locust wi 4 bum lo ock re ti | FORD—Light delivery; 21: h vt | he | r NASH USED CAR DEPT. rst one gets it $695; money saved | and demountable rims a: 1 bo | | Grands and Reproducing Play- | ches Lindell 394 bE yr : > vi bargain at $210: terms Mendenhall, | 4 BUICK, 3101 Olive st Lane GA. aaiaadtiee Ch. dun atehen " h first. then > = ¥} dealers, 2315 Locust st Open evenin ; mast . ers and are guaranteed to be de- | South w WESTMINSTER __Gpen_evenings.__Bomont 416. | Crane in fine condition: goed tires; will |“ TAHLEM MOTOR $.N. Grand. | —— 5 el We have 100 USED AUTOMO- | \):_ Oped in perfect condition. | 53 : Bu rir, Z | need gad [ES ic a - De ts. i: r | These’ Cars are in fine ME- Used Players from $100 to) a genta. Sncee Sideay 2200. O) | ferred. i na Sere be? a reagent eee AA _ . oA . mOTOR Ci Co. M910 or ee | Open Evenines. i he ivertised in use : _ e hg : in we erenings ____ ne | a ne i oa, ane yes knew why, methane te | cae Geen banter. , “" 2807 | CHANICAL condition. New paint || $450. A combination duet bench | LAFAYETTS. 2317—Light housekeeping | YES? FINE Bl. 4300—2y a | dster, 1922 model; must eeil 716 | Cc ASE: — passenger touring; first-class cond!- ; : i ti Th ll GUARAN room; water in room; quiet people; no) ae a Mn LA © + tiful et ra y Tireeue N. Vandeventer. | om ; wire wheels, Geat covers, 3862 Su!-!/ cause they liom get out o excellent PIER E-ARROW— ssi! n od | | WISESY te OLEARE. a ABAN- with $10 worth of music rolls | children. _ (90) | WEST ; : eat ! HOOE RD Roadsters. O21, like new $200: van =e... ee ee eee E finite pte: gain ah se aeial tine auntie ieee eS. eS. x Paes: eS | aa i? tO sE ASE. - MISSQURI. 14631—Newly furnished light | 2 _ eo Ww ¢ B20: cond ae $138 S713 Case ch c wAL MERS— —7-passenger pts | > it's the only one we have > 3 oy eth eg, ee ee eee Be Tee Come in and let us show themto 4F® included. housekeeping; hot bath, etc.; no children. | 2 ee: - : pen, tor jucpentians ap ~ = per _— it! cheap. 1} n oe tk mo - ‘Re-1 factu OOP pete . = Se : | 3 : i (90) 4 on = a : $25 down: no Ce a gerne charges Ns By | better i ib. dual transmission‘ irucks with | you, We will make terms to please || vsED PIANOS USED PIANOS | Sanat, S504 veel bases darunad: = : phone. | ¥ Locust st. —— ne oe eee yy | Ti is R TNG . rante our new truck wn ty ° Fiacher Krell French private residence; near Tower Grove car ROOMS FOR RENT. CHS F NRIGHT FORD—Roadster. with delivery box: in best d bash ORR. . mi P i B I. E ‘ : ‘. We slen hat > Big r 38s cal : : (SO) of shape; spare tre, $75 Sa58 West 0; ~ nt , 3101 Bess et. ine | A. ; esta dah Bn e also hare 2 . os periai Behning ©. K. Houck | MISSOURI, =343 oe “oy ROOM—Neatly furnished. wane § roeme at a - “oe, Se — en en! 1 omont ; “—a- 7 © : ‘yt , oa . 2 a wen NP ag o te 1 > and ~ ioht & Q°* * . . —Roo board f en- cit ' _" s mit ou ad “= © Pi a . LE ks and el ) lenty m 7. 6 and 2 Light 6, 192 debake Vose & Sons Gabler men oF emuniacedt Guan, . 4.33Tw privileges; ole, 4 4% o = the prided ne. att — —- . , at : ™ Tire Exchenge. TOR S. 4th ) even s. _ : - : ~ Carondelet Motor Co.. 7 s grand. —— 5) R aon eet * : ; 4 x! +7 i u EB. ; . — ° x’ en ‘ .* enings Howerd Thiella | RL SSELL. 7 wo connecting rooms, Ri uM AND BOARD Wed. | ton ie . 2 "OO... vs . a4 4 ~~ § a ead, .running |_est Park Lindell] 700 “a. : er re So glee he 530 I BIG Y TIRE S SAL E Wel nay al a‘ ave light housekeeping. modern; newly deco- | water im room or * private i s NISTE | isin §¢ | en af aaa id - a , . " : af . . . . a " : rated. ; : Tri n an serve Bs 2315 Lecust st. Open CHEVROLE Tourtn 9°3- slight - ms Sea! asad oe ’ 20x38. 30x: 3" $3: ali ot : vy CDCI Livaeul USED PLATERS TSED PLAYERS | — vINCEN ——— a coup'e employed. Box P Pes New v Apartments on Forayt (cl) ¥ used pod nx APY gare uae Tag ome Kf >. | $4.50. ‘f ar be pri: INCENT, S0GG) —=ens Teen; cee- ; a | a “Aebbur 7740 “Forsyth,” — ean & ee op- | if 2 > ‘ia , _— ~ wee OP ie ee chan on Fe A gga nt Studebaker Distribu Ter Ellington tleman. Park or Cempton cars: 33.50 BOARD AND ROOM ¥ . / 7ESR “ AsEDu 7. vie. newly a " . ot) FP) r) Lo -* | IN r ] X\ | r | FR ] XN ¢ : __ St) tTlYT. 4s ' . — pet | ar . " ; \- . . : ‘ ’ : r . Lawter P avo'’a sT ’ INé nN Be Ji2?s—vwZ large s ecping = Par : . " - . ; : - ana’ are ao aN RE Prtrr aw - “y= eRe 4 roome. With Grand 1 4562 S four bedrodms: eau ‘ r ‘oe! vrements fer ‘ Sterling Marshfie'd also need . a and "emogtabin, ims; 3 0), CHE \ RO P— TR YY . } hu ‘ ou Ss - Tw FLET? TH. N garage Tre fal has ~ endenha)) ord dealers, at. like new 375 ms; open Sunda: nd ' got, 4 :, “tan : os : S.—-Neatly furnished for lar . : yt . . eavme ive & ° —_ ; OP , (el Artemis Vandervoort gentfeman. Vietor 2388R. a lars im first letter. Box . n Open evenings. evenings rth Moto ‘Ort a ® b.-ERidske 2 be gee I co} & Di ; : ; | ute Locust tore lina .. 4 ‘ : his wMA PS ~~ 3: 5 im any time tought of us . a —— = oe Technola remington WY: MING, 4167 —Lari south front room, Adam Schaaf H R Neilsos complete light bousekéeping Victor 7946X ROOMS w tee ‘like new: only “. 5 EE > ete yon o > Ban Ca C Tee “$ - - ? “4 > ‘ _ - — eR Eye « m8 eon cased AieS SRC | form. 4800 Forest Park. Lindell 7000. | CARTAND “1210 oes good BESO | Pe SF | _Carondelee “Moror Co. 3867 8. Grand-ic3i/ $5 TO $15 MONTHLY. =| BATARD. | S05 earn ee an | tases Eee re 4540 LINDELL Biz es is, real bargain. 4530 veces | SET RO! — ee = TT 41 son 3190 ‘La — i Wills-St. Clair Phaeton. $1950 ae po "PE ms —— 8 — | | 8193W ec a Wid —Gentioman ~ . ETHERBY HALL) i) |“ model: & new tires: runs perfect; $375 ; | OY BRLAND — Babys ep teh wee READY TO DRIVE AWAYT HERCI *LES BODIES—For Ford trucks: new A number of slightly shopworn CATES, 5149—Two nicely furnished rooms,’ price: velurtnaan c : , a Sw ———- a0 Chummy Roadster terms, open Sunday and evenings. Orthwein — 295: $95 down: t tT il Cash—Trade—Terms. trade in vour old body. Barnett Sales (>... ¥ d ° | __ with or without housekeeping. | Post: Dispatch. " 7 a OTLEY AR With 5 wire wheels: brand- new holstery: | Motor Corp., 2920 Locust st., Locust «t. | —— a McNIECE-HILL MOTOR ©. O=37 Olive (oB} Grands are offered at reductions. | CATES, 56101—Large south front room = 50). DE 1, [ AR Bi } A motor is full of power and pep: looks like « | store Lindel! 7002. RCT 5188 DELMAR ,__ FOREST 88s Bargains in Used Fords: Sedans conveniences: gentleman. Forest gakor. i op « 2 bathe elevator service, 3@ - ~~ v . ‘ x - ° ne doy ie ay car; only $225, year par CHEVROLET—1921 mode! touring; | coor- 1999-1 NASH SPORTSTER Open Eventngs eo agg, ane Tou "Y Bod; ’ Musie Salons—Sixth Floor GATES, 5572—Beautiful front room: well- ot, ae e MOTOR co., #910 Suchinaten. | opening curtains, shock absorve-cs: Al con- : SS == —=——__—Coupes, unaoouts, ouring oaies furnished; newly decorated: kitchen priv- CLUB SITES on the -_ Ww ESTGATE AY EN E _ Soon evenings fe6) | éition: open orp 0201 evenings. Orth- This car has had very little | Taken tn trade. on 4-pass, coupe de luxe fleeces optiona! JAS C. MORFIT. 807 Chute Me , r hare ein ator a. Loc ust -wocust St. . , } ‘eo rié ia a i sarTT AS TS ( . / 2S bod as 7 f Locust st Open Sunday. SCRUGGS- CLEMENS. 568 1|—South room hot-* ate, ~ . = — . ‘ . vas. 7 : p - ea ) : ~ $1375 Paige Roadster, $490 2 jSAncell = —____—__ --—— new, 2 av ; : | 5 ts ED CAS sit Nash Used Coupe de Luxe traded car dept. _ (cB) 7 . heat: private family; employed. Cabe ny y ELLOW STONE “Th ~ ' . | te cee: of, Si Tiaiel Ged Ghe's a cannin’ fect: pat h pp ae = Gown nayment. bal-|| SASH USED YE! Car Dept. They may have something | V AN DERVOORT- aoe = i980 20 touring: ey beh he’s Is vid St PARTS —l sed: motor jes. trans, ~ -aaneagge oy a ee boo LEM MOTOR CO.. 1035 N. Grand. , Open | Ogee eee ee yonitat iat : ONDITION: _ FULLY EQUIPPEL ee ee wei Bones aR gy D. G CO. . | outy. y gt (2) | Sreted beets, See y Ane te TholMG E—l ike new 5475. $145 lee - iiw ASS WINTE ott Fo Sad eS - vem wal at your own pric ) (c8) DELMAR BL.. 3874—-Sleeping rooms; quiet? TER Acroplane * cisankest ie Seaven: Sena — 5 : ' ie , . WILL GIVE YO Y_MILES oF Tohery. : , ; : — - ’ home; bot water: good heat, refined peo-; ° HOTELS 45. $e5 less cown: trade. ©0917 oe. | Dop E_Tou — . eg one . r ' - Ruic . ar ; : ~* Ds : iN SWI K—Gen tine” ‘arge = “nn rec- ts st i 2 a » iad! es. Forest S3A7T ce MET VI" . rs HOTEL. . * 2 — Se p ——— ——————— . Bemon b 12x. Reiie caowrel 3 " Sianeli 9 | 967 eres Sen nee : ‘Squat | Auto Pa Co / erds; $30; like new. 1527-§ ees DELMAR BL... 23749—Large. nicely tar. 2087 American plan. ~? BREN ANDOAR. aot STEPHENS RO ADSTER eset coma d ae cel at; $4 om ' Gidsor ae “ 4 em Each car ) . : on > 1a | nished room. with private bath and kitc a RS ag thy “ i? i lient, 7 | | IONOGRAPH rand-new: | _°" wixnn) © cre Hore or, fn BlL.. 5743A—Vervy desirable south (‘ara nest convenientiy reasonabie. Is Talk about ciaess' You ought to see this : = _ ae goregeins SRE " . . — - 2} . und terst: andin oC that ‘ | oT i ri ' : “ =. : = nt room. steam heat. aDdartment: gcen- f rnished. rates 7 beautiful roadeter Its a dream, refinished DODGES—1 ee ee aaa iad Laateies ’ town — . Tr | pe sf : ng 4 tn ewan Stephens red; reai Largain for Re FF od: ey a + yf Blemedore fy ao tena ene’ " returned at the end o M U io I C A‘L Thoreug! ops aransend aol Panye . Jtieman. reference (4) 475 Ps. mara? [we 4 room effictenes. : ————$__- ——-—— : —_ 4 act ' [| mec nic . . . . Ee . — INRIGHT .7 —_. Single — wrer . : i f+. : ; -2 8. ’ . E "ORS ing »OTr owner © L, INDEI L P un ; 7. | fea Pea , - ho: tlemar - 717W aha LAZA _ , 857 vear Rey Saeglinee ties — OLIVE MoT TOR CO, [910 Washington .] Lat 2 am LY Det ay lea il : qavs 1i tor anv reason Cabanvy 1717W af pen_everings . ical . @ curtains fine ” ‘SSIPPT Val (OTOR © 2 PHONOGRAPHS—Bargaine wm all Kinds ef DpioHp seca —— _ ' r th in tows d i Be ge yg he ~ Sao eee ration roves unsatisiac- henograshs of standard mak RI 2 larwe bright reoms.| 4300 Lindell Bi: newly a= ta t oa 3 ret erat -_ Pp . coc 6S “ -fn range. botel: large rooms. Olive- Sedans For Sale Sund till i Pp. m —_— —s me 5 Yom t $ TALKING MACHINES — And a records Dourht = week alen sleentre Se ; ae Put > haste Practically new ——- ra gene —] ike New : _— 9 . sien and scold. § Smith @ Co.. 513 N. Grand : 335 erent room for chi'aren _- KUHS- RICK co R101 Oftre eat. se g 4 a os : ; | é1——'‘] ouring. ‘c8) ENRIGHT - 42 3—Narge i light houme keep rz WiNDERMERE Oren evenings Romont 416 ij vou ever hear anrone Kno ete IVE 3 ~ei aso.ng: + . co. ett . ' ; : ' 1 TPE Aa - - : - = room, steam “head t and cold water, outs DPODGE— 1920 sedan like new: chean: | ©o™me on &. hg ~F Ry. —- —_ i on tl iniiemnin iciehnenticn : nieths ——e vernal, |” “easy |} yy Christ : School, N ae a “7 “ = 3 te eo bath rR PAL. el at Clam: : 2s S514 (Steriine Foon OH terms: trade 3441 | Juniate ied)! +. : te tel coh age. ~~ ees nie Ol i must sell quick Type 5,7—Touritng *‘ r rer venin RPE ee S m r : (e&) | ENRIGHT. 4277-——%3 connecting light hous*-/| torated: comfortable’ hh o-r oft ence. DG E— EUCLID. 1202A—Furnished room for cou- S4 week. % . DOO DODG ~ 4 . | Whatever * 3 dont fail t | vg eu : c RSO1 Dein.ar 6 S ° | % at OR DOD SEDAN toatl er ahetes iy ru Rousn ee Reo Sedan TUN — pie; kitchen privi! leges:_D private o Somily_ ter ees +4 | ) | 1 +“ ' | G ECCLID. 10A S—WiIl share celv . - -— ~ + - - oe ge Stae=gr, LACLEDE HOTEL Aa RNISHED APARTMEN een’ c tli ~*~ i? > ' it : : : . ; 4 . ‘ " . Ae is ‘ $ e ak - - i é - ~ ef NE, wore . . t 591 + Lol ; snica , eaie teen Reed card 1821; ® - passenger. ovrer- = idman, years’ oxpertence. Kautz, rT sleeping ot M&ht housektening ties e a —— , ~ _— - 7s” tx” > - _—_ —_—_-----__—_ - - — . - -« 4 fee! 1One ———— a Cee) ~DORRIS Te ww RING—$12 50 7 GE TS THIS RE oO Price $750 = ell Sidney 1253 W hans = ; I . 4359 Large house- (erm: 2 one D—Sedan. 181 cen- a8 —__—__ ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY “eee ping, kitchen sfik, porch: very reason- | ' at — : i7t Se ° ba ie . — - — Res — ——— ER CT starter. runn.ag READY TO PRIVEE AWAY Tr = 7 . ™ ditten: S125 tg 130 Fiad ‘ ° a jwest Cash—Trade—Terme t tT t landy . Inning to T ——— Te a TD : " ae . alking Machines Wanted N [(ENNERI $960—iiaht theuaaieant ” orth N. kel ‘ : ws ae: house d*#epi ng’ e ACL EDE HC ie S | ‘4 : _FLaTS For RENT - meee « * ee Al shape McNIECE-HILL MOTOR CO z for $ wat sh : 2 = peimar (co) 5189 DELMAR ' FOREST 888 $35 HLEM MOTOR ac HN BOLGHT AN LD. ¥ = Edison Ewa ¥_convenience 7 —y IRD—Sedar . = fine condition. $200 to 7 "ea n Ever cod. he zs ww eet ussso ac caae ae "ep c . ow eat : ry 12 — Se —— i pou KENSINGTON. 47314—Nicel ¥ - farnished | Now = aN CHEESE 350 : tra or terms Open Sunday ea ae S PR sietetid oa iP . > ; - en me here. Phone Ol: -. i: 330 “Mu 3 es 6 : 0 TF . orth . comnpect{ng reoms hcusekeepin heat a - ° week Carondeiet Moter Co.. 3867 . ——y =edel: & geod tires $1500 m) STE I HE NS ‘SI ‘ RT. $7 i 3s «-passe weer” nm ein tt ic) - ty furnished throughoct, wil! : Forest t B3TTW Ss: , et ae Se ee icd) . v . : . = mer — . ; it) : tir , + + Nn th boa a tt « ‘ rou : Je- . we ’ =e, in aT ahi oH . ~ . = _—~ “« - edie . a oe “en .. - Seen te . ires 4 ise ne | h mM is th — 2 . cae KING “Ss HIGHWAY eca N —Large siee>- ogg location quiet one a. = me r* TEND gig ME, wre eg ese Ou Want for rental service s—R cll io te ho nven is tc ing room. 3 new'vy papered housekee 4 wn: be near your terms, open - and :T.. Mi owt T te ‘ 9° a yen ~~ A = 3 Records ol eet = references. _ Dr ae rr i) eonveniences ‘ and avold crowded street cars, Lo . . a : : nines 00 SECOND-HANI [ ROLLS—25c mt --- Met 2. EA 4i-s sw md oe L. indell Too? : lent , ito --—M M “ i on rea and un » an ¢s i‘ yYivre st ‘a rw .ENT rY-F IRST = : Ri : nd : | SHIGHWAT._ 1303 N.—2 co connect: re — inced . prices slashed sacri?’ ce se le; Doe ans ' . Ns : U Se ' hem — - ; i . St 5 Pane: . Mea sect ” a oanent a7 conveniences. gentle: an . so 2 (chen orivileges.: aii con- terms, Open evenings and Su a8°"1 : ine PWIN SIX } xARD—! No Oo" C ~O Ul nee ; peepee = Riefling. Ford Dealers, 2501 2 — — mn = tien and good ' : gain fe searn TLS \o) De Pianos and Organs for Sale KINGS HIGHWAY, 817 . J ivu= «>) ‘we 1920 4-passenger. in A-l con- ‘GE Sos ~ aay ee a 3 . a even = , ” ~ , | 7 i . i ; a | an - _ : : ' a ‘) -* 7 = - eT — - Sa everines (cl) ESSEX TOURING lig ee Fy cre r an ana seat vers can sokirig for : rgair ’ pioved . s: EDE 2A—3 steam -heated . fold agate, 88 TERY « hardiy be told from new. Price : | . “x shen privilegea Forest a > Je }- racw Sams ' late ug>- aM ape ' ' ; . i. 9 os ~ ~ we ge A 3) siniinaitinis: _ a perfect condition thro se s ’ ‘ - = 4 : in ~ daarn arar’? men?’ : P . DE LUNE At TOMOBT! JE CO. IVE MOTOR C910 Washins*o: Sen RE WELL WORTH YO IME cp o ms nine ter odern : — — oragesdag | x. at “a . TT. bl “ . o y’ . 3s ex aon 1s jax ‘ard make. $50 3662 Delmar _ —— Bemont 3 Sunday. ie ; | Seer ay — at z -_ —— «- -—— . = : _ arge souts roots . orivace famf .* ORD—Teuring.. 1921. goed motor. de ' LOCUST | . rice’ trom $45 up: terms CATES. 5059—Room and board. fer gentie- | ——— 62) South L TIGHT SIX SED a _ mounta! ‘es: $135 ; terme sre > Ee = 5 ‘ — 192° Y-passenger Just 1 . en 4 ath. = . eS nee : —— din ~ LJINI lL. BL. 45xez—PHandsomely furnished rLAI aYETTE. 3@15—34 fleer. ~ ney Ti- —— a et & Th, nted and gape ROT’ er itv -LEMENS, is pllent rd ton m; apartment; adjoins beth; discrimi- = —— _ 7 . *% ‘ , ; . , ; ' : ; a ~ . ne gent omar Lindel! _ 2021 “ hb» 19915 rebullt. repainted. mew tires: I'ke oe si in every war upholstered tn velour _ tice Bri: SY Bae wae oie | vane - eu i . : ea : : 1 be ’ noe. ; sas ully a ERTS term™« ae eh : “LDPE rR—] 19) 4-cvlind ; Sie! af “ i ee KENSIN mw. S521 = ont > a we ; E LU xr art TOMORIL. E ' ~~.) Ane ~~] : > * . - » , “ s ’ . ro » te ; * r - F 3 | —7 oe — . a “we ‘ ™ 7 . " a . ) 5 : a 4 _ “ 4300—2 arg. cheery 74 - aman cust Bt : —~ - - — = - : i ay . Pr 4: eae oe ac Se ee gaeae ars a , “em - — —_——_—_— =" . nee > - ann -oumeel fromt rooms. rea- ANG 3400 woe "oma. Romoant °217X ' wre! ase ng : _— . pa - ret ° - . a) nn cr s r ~~ : . : ) . ’ c 7 . - >" ‘ A.’ Bs led : > ‘ . ’ ° ri >. . vie am pe Pantie at . ~ agg ; ight. airy. epath (Ben all dav Sundar and cven'res , 2.455 = . : — = ecnge —— ———— — oa “ . im na bie; me one ; ae eat, hot water. janiter te ~ re 5RD—Touw a - — ext ; mt ; : pF terougr wits : RIGHT TAXNO rent; $1 mouth. rene ‘ PHERSON 4940— Nice front room ean4 -— ~ . . new ly ‘oupe ted: only $100 1232 S 7 . Sargarn :. 3 tern ihe ' ater: rent appited. 439 S— Apartment E ’ ree c ’ ree. beaut !*u! - Cor asit ton i»? any 4235 1 7 rT Tr — : interest a rer ca : . «wa ™ aan r —ced . 1 U rf >» } . for & ‘'won beds > , . —S —_ es at aang . oll : the critical; Oakland sedan don’ t ask =i : . WHE CLES te SG ~ONR 7 ‘Nive st references 3 aie djotning bath: steam beat. AP aR MENT—? rooms Sack. — : " " 7 , Wy % 2 ~ ri > _ = » NI room: | ; ! by fact rt flier : . “ust vy Pasir” . — _ — oe : : rt : th: com-| | Phone * rindell y Tarctory e@iperts. service atter rom eT ) a . st ; ; - — ' elle renickeled Per - nrer. ‘ . . 4 — . : rr, ~ eT 7T” = _——- 3 RAS ‘ee te ' : . : = »*s asd - s* ‘ " ‘ af ~ OTT ; “ 3 ' ‘at ‘or — e fam.- ew : aie what you have wanted . your , : : egg Team z ao ; - “a 4 — . : — .* — } nied Sear v Five re a a - wat gt —s nize . —— : "= ‘@) BLACKSTONE, 1484—Z¢é : E; 5 a, newly decorated: open, MISSISSIPPI VTALIT.EY MOTOR « - Meht t hou se- | ¢ 248 Omen Suntas R205 lu _ te oe rr Latene 1 ae 4128.9 "Rie TO! TN : : ; . T »v payer at & very ™ nce. ra Ru vf O R Fo : y- e rig oo 293M ECGENE J -LTHESSEE. 9042 ,OL-DSMOBIL - SEDAN. | : : ' Stet ) . , : . —-— ——- ee [:NE} 24 fico! tracti' - on anne Light ¢1 POR L- u le: , arta . ' , Beaten ga . PA RL cS wigty fy : nt ' | ¢ GATES. 62764—1 ~ ‘floor o eam: as so Tie rae Kis ~y RT ICK. Sidi (we er = i ae . . a —_ —~ A =cO? 7 rn rs ISH ' : t . ben . ol . . . > oe eb Murphy bed upleane: . , " . " ° * a ana . Open even: ng Bore ot ry . > > imde . ' . | B th po > , rent ited. pers cs . — Ee tA TL. : +¥ ae } 1 . : ah , . } : REO SEDAN —$1265 PURD— Touring ha . f : ioved ; ' — a a eT OT 7 ag | De “vke -- — oI Miscellaneous 2 m os STI DERBAKER SED A AN ig bargain term e jen Su ted one aga 7 | ee me on amine srshnteeieesimemmeammetntnipcone CRANON 5242 Beemt faa td a ST ace (OLIVE eae at . ;_ BL i . :, a ee » 47413 : ne reer HAMILTON, We have a very good 1977 S:ude , — 4 > ‘ire ; baker Sean | em ex dargains ~OR —— “ - ine = - | ’ “SE Tx -- : } —7 wl. oY oe — nicely furnished arge rooms and sun parier. . Rtee , " . 3 - 9 t . , aor '" gentlemen «or *@ipie. west ex poeure ree dence 30-8 Locust B ank 9 ' > and ‘ ia ~ 4 NASH USED caR ®Err ~- r? : tenha’ rc . ta athe an Te 513 ° it. Lindel 4enw anne. _ Tnquire | firse fiear . bats Pn -5 , ‘ : - : . ie : : “y — at Ce — Big “rw ————— ~~ =. P sommrec* ns _FLAST:. 730 FORD pectior so " ‘ . woe. kind t housek yrs electric. gas rooms, sun : a Tesring Care Pos tate Si — Quul OL JPAMNEC sss Sees Ai Meeting aca 7 « ! ban “pen evenings and WASHINGTON. 3712—Room. good boert, PARAVIEW Pi. 4532—Room and Kitchen: LIMIT. 715—24 fi. » Autos Given Away - oe di ec For Saie } —_ Bt ae | , ; meee Rarree Heerits! Delmar - 2-40. | a ~~ —— — - . . owl we : ne $ nen 7) RAYMOND. 3©19—Wwit rent | room ment . ’ » AUBURN TRG.. $35 DOWN SPECIAL , Barzan at SAO : iat weekre & man fo > Poin thine | : sag | MATMORD, See ceaeteel Saeee oe Geen 2. " @ reasona: + es teat . Se A ilei LiiadAts a Lilciil Lanous ; fii ee4 SOTLIE tTnine . _ + : = , “an with ot t = ret references cS } E = rt st? | o a : Ba ---apet. — 7 os ae ——-—— ., NOGEME ACTHEIMER ‘i. i are Side. 5s “ail in ~~ -" res } t 6 RIDGE. & 332—3 housekeeping rooms. *ur- in, $40 doer On er iane 125 a °s dou t — oe Bes ; — : E . ; ‘ . . A rau ‘ , c . : .u : a Se "© Dbalance S37 te $5 weekly YAHLE™ 2 , web yer By | : — P wImmncar : ; ) on ° .- = , Ti; 3) —Nie + *furniehed ° eet. twin BRS os wear, Sal's ott 1922 F FORD , Napoleon, Burbank, Shakespeare and Dempsey, S——Aneteetbentalien ge hm - a SP eee - . eo ls - : aa rrenr F ‘ecepines — : Rn es ae 3 7 3 tars at | pie ———e ea ach one Tamous in nis line — - ett | poms —ta ge. eentiemen nae - ain “2! e . sa ‘ ii i i ‘ . ; on on - = Trl i Re rr 4) é * ; 4) ~ we ~ - - . .- mre oe _P_"* PY RSHING | » $1200 BRISCO SPORT, $390 fer5_ mee tires De . . . le : | PPR wette beeuty seerty ines heeutiful ' md age > . . 4 occ in eCOS 43. & : Ria) W—S0xs wer rome. _ bea os oar: wi w : . . . P ‘ 7. , , —_ — ; g _ 2 F) : a rts portt 4 mii ~ 31. iad > ss . Ral . | : ie ulem. He took the used-cea | _ eggraeanadeot ee ay ” +43 Rs ia | ae emily. Res | i eo PARISH & CO. pe .oted «a rie maree his wordert:! fea? . . esi, the imares MOT’ eer a fortabie. West End bewe: PeiReHtsG, Ss7e— oer z Bren 4 ; , tamer yee a : ge F bed uf oe TE a I tL A CL LE LLLP LLL LLL LLL a ~. # os 1? rg touring, $85. $30 . Kh +4, rel exo For ‘ : het ] } } , ; " ' . e " ses . PTTe “"\y) ? ’ t ' , - ‘ : TT. os 4 b : —————— iD ba 4 etter thal ine other te llow b r imstance, ING featiry fu nished: heat. electric. ese. Forest 28°". a q Lite N “4 “eer ee el * ome : ; cteelly he @ Wher la’ sum 4 are - . '7 ' ‘ i e« 1 + . > - “ ' . a . | : —T sr SC - ~ " me iy. P ° — ‘ , ahlem erd eave more sy (erme . _ — . . 2 ’ a SES waa : d irom a Pub Loa btu “fli? : — tent ar — + wie “an. couple enrplered Cabanr parton ace LEM MOTOR CO. 1038S Grand Over PORD TOULRING | . ? . +a, : ae a. tae | . analben oe 2 ov.enings is, ra | — ‘ ' ts — ocean eceeeant ———= SEMPLE 123314—Roeome. newly furnishe L. Cs. So —Rsee aa - —_ | ‘ontingews het water amonme a) W ASHINGT® ~ BL... : . tre @e «f+ hated ms i. > : ; a » . ; 2 , , - i . ° . . ‘ ; , . ‘ . . , ROOMS FOR RENT—CI T ¥ : . “T>® CE S TER Fa3i8 WN —“tiees ¢ ar 5 rower ee beth ‘ en eS — ledges, — Fora many ethers Yn 3 ol . . Lit Peclali v—ana eommpetition yi we ag Ry ee wighed vasa aol com renioncas, ae 7 sores a , | ng vi hipped ah} = > 3 ] > 3) a : ~ ripe! . quie 2 F vA 4SHIXRTON 7. 44061 large routh rer Sain 1042 S y ALTERS ‘ fie o:iem gers mto the ring. anne far vaults heusekeaniva (f desiret 4) “ ESTMINSTER PT... 4 sai. us | ! ; RENES WASHINGTON Bi sah —| a Damm 5 — ar . ts Skaxy wf. + ec - ; ‘? . > = > *) ‘ q . . > se ~ = + ~ - a 2 j rer 4 . an ee na - _~ - — “ - ¥ ° a ° = Bick Tot Re - | : HAT # , = ner | reserved in the hall of fame for: er ee 4 _* HestaixerER PL. E yagre? tare A reel wr ——— te } ASS a 1? See ' ~ |) 3 eet GCGTON 7... soae._£ ee amet hea and sum rou, «ou: Fe er HS-BOCK, BIO’ chive : =n ‘ ne ~ Lies w=. — . roerne, 24 floor. alee entire 2%. _ penne rae. “ Ce ie a 414 , t -) wt he egy 7 er. ' ; mn een , soe her or segera’s. coer ’ NEW Ar ARTs 19 21 BUICK Tut RIN¢ : ; ; |} ; = : - MB. PIP RP Orr “ 2st Nel TreN 3? 4131—Eaereption="r *ry- mM . ’ . : , : sT a) T7—suarm ree Pumning water, om forts e . in ~-2e : : 4 V a | ae eemrmnregi ; tat i¢eal> srrangeé — > ' tte nae ’ me a betes _-S__ __ ©) , oe ni aes ———— _ 22m herter, ~~ wo . “t heuseateomsE ToOh™, Washi T Seuth freet | beet. \en‘tor Loris eunenatend av CO... 3454 3 Gread . jen + laendtry priv: rs ewte tote. 2 qouatenen aise sing@® ‘sbenne Nertk me - : Gy’ «oa Stediameout ee , ah “Miah OS NRE tei, eee 9th Lad Ane

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hist THINEDAY heii tiahinethiaianet T TAl —] W Ad. taal | | ove SARCH “99 1923 iis J LL , eouthern 4124a—j : , — - " PEOP E LIKE TO K NOW A ABOU REAL ES? A E. lell it to them through a ant wom, snes Se a BPARTMENTS FOR RENT _FLaTs AND , - : IN TON BL. 3833 Exeelog aa ree D AP'TS WANTED REAL ESTATE—W'T’D TO BUY ) SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE lor = business couple; al . lemen; contMuous oy wingle : rit 3 or 5 toome: South: before ' : ; t w : - xoit “itn “ om to both C SIN¢ rh hE, $12 : 20. DOWN RESIDEN .) 1s, modern brick tt Otations Fore reciate Superige : ; oun DALD. #aArege ; over $45 Ny ine and bath, downstairs. * a wwe r lio yrice for quick sale; only $15 4465 Eimbank, and 5 reoms, hath bath, att! an, AS Denes t 282 . ine ~~ aK, - os ‘hone Main 2828 f : AN BRINKOP rk. FE. Co., at ee electric, granito!d i. iry: . ment: lot 7Oaks all tn orest J82 . “Ty; nice let; prices fran OF & Broa yn AModa tions Fores . ° ee ; -_——— >? ~ \s SHINGTON pi. Wid—4 room, with finished attic. | GIP Chestnut at. (68) ENT JARVIS, Sole Agt.. 706 Chestnut. for qu x sale, $6700 ; fy _GL = R 4040 . te, a wee ‘ox E-7 ‘omt : ind: front room. running | ; : . 4 ¢ —o@t Dis _ Dickmann \ Ws ants Property - gentlemen: “ Peters a The at ile Ww ida—3 . a —_—-- - —— re — mace: bri me . al . te fieam heat | : Youn cor inle , ore. ates a Mis” To ai ’ We oan gell your property at ones F _G00D AU NTING AND aed ses R ENT i, 9] 00- PRIA 'E =) » 5M) . bath, fu ctr ; TT ¢ . . ~ : . ign * e rrorer wane . ad ‘ - , ’ ‘ is 7 ; . + ‘wer *. . ' » situa ar , ate Ps “ . : . >, Sear . -4 ‘ ; A ERMAN, 5681—Furnishea 728 , j n ‘ A’ . Wt Modern, 4} rooms. $5 reward tar | genart a - cash - ae Minn, ®. ho 't an ¥ 5-9 river; 2010 1¢ May + 6-famiiy, 3 rooms, bath, = ‘ 2 i ‘ , . I tra he a J *Tl) : ; tT} ; . , 1 1) j Z : mp let %x1°% a impro. a — “ Jig Ww «> + Wid: ee mm + , "3 Cheetn (n& a a " os . ne - Then? ; 4 reoma, south, befcre 7 rae ete aie ne ne VE Ww > RT 7 Jal ora TE ILA KR. EB. CO _ 824 ¢ hee’nut. (c4¢) hil ' ; e :' or MINSTER PL, 433 L ae a MENTS | pri ti aduits. 6209 @ race pew bungelows fe ymekeor ae rooms: call , ' ; es. 3 ne “ Ss ut > fs road ws ; ~ } rs A ia A " +. . . ‘A : — . , * ete testi Actiena hat ‘ ™ " P —_ ; inéell 304 etter "F . & .* Beso COT RT AP PM ere pions : ee 3 reoms, upstairs: | oy SORT OR Cottages | Wanted hey Le Toy erly A : South ~reatdes e ~ aes — MINSTER PT,. 8954... A f, PANT « ‘ —ox si, . . i ' ; S ore et 1554 icy . aA vw We Gon 5 or @ some : Path ar 4 P* beid! e oe v + — — ; , } : ‘ j —-* ¢ a : ; | . —_- an yy ‘ } parle ’ a is - +s Dor replace ind ui TMENT—42 20-23 De Tont rn Dp! niv $4259. includh te: exceptional: owners: . Morph: how all " A e athena bs | | . 7 roots , * adult a or an h $1000 cast ~—. jet bookcases i: vine re . large yard 4 : Sy mF - y, dandy 4. . nck aaeinant ) | fim thi bullt-In Sathtubs, ped. | o— . —~ At rs E> 722 Chestnut U Lind Ww a «> ——— Qs ‘? R°4 Chesnut “4 vf. p week to refined couple. ene: r a* B-223. spate ‘ ae VR ‘ ehede trees: es terins bath ar rr term rik t ~~ : ura. te “ , : a . . . ory4 ¥ tm ‘nat , . " oo : ser mas, MINSTER PL... 3700—fron tf nooner mae py tO Seder Weetm'ineter pi. : AS Md: 807 Ch it, fe; Pe at GROV ¥ HEIGHTS 84500 d aaagh *; range. hot ang ro. vent . slewes vn | es : rand Sif ea | Flats. Apartments Wanted | | citeiaheabinaiataiiainadine r- rooms and bat! as —~— = ‘ ">. Arcaise t.ag ' , ' MINSTER PL. Sn a +A +) ili ‘ore Or lower fh R SHE harece I i. non FI ~% + , ‘ ine : th a uTrnace nt * ‘ hat) furn , and 7 . ‘ rice . ie iLa4 \ ’ 4 é APAR | \] eNT Wid —r , ; - : ; a , ; . | | comtage. 3 : oe & ————— _ CcKhe from Bs. 2 INSTER Pl... 4200—Pr} - = on ' r wer a Tie ab referred y cliable pa ee x eo ne Henry Hetneman, Ki: ae = sIJENS, 7% 1 imu $5500 DOr Gi RTY RFR - ) RON Chesinr naan; employed : it ¥ . 4 | in | ; Da . . Pep - . ; - ™ 4 i CITY REAWESTATE FOR SALE > . - a a ¥ aaeuinilh a _ 4 id - . ‘ ; 4 i Lid a a, } st Ii RESIDEN( E t TH “ a. | ed | 9 _ : . : ' . * ‘ no ne ‘ imTnished mt in! —_ : li -. es ‘ Ty + ‘ i ' - Ria ‘ P “ , : Ti re 2 re ’ m LN . C. ac , ‘ PINE Bl... 4399—Furni ’ lu wh | i. ee nut ; - ~~ ’ a! rT) couple; chaae D! } BU ae DING Ly OTS a Jeph . ee > , ox j on e oe yt cn } ce K ichit : 3454 SIDNEY If . , \ ping ren : tenn heat. Lin el ; oy ‘ ry* ee — , “' « a. r LS ma For : or ¥F accept second dead from | : our! . wets é d J rt) af) ; . ic) ‘ be S rnc =e : pes ; : : ‘ }| : h \ ‘ b! LA Sout) iA ‘ ° ica sc9 vi » PS ae i? e ra ‘ I r—50 ater, gas, electric and ew OSSO & SON, thestnut st. Otf ~ DWEL LING—37 10 HI MPHREY ; : ; a . . pe seunern. phone, Victrola: vlain, fe ; aths: high | . . Thies roome With ears = | ne , Stark Court, Webster: price $100! f Haak F Wo-stor me, siate roof _ ~_— —_——— - , Wi a | orth a . ' ‘ a “ " A 4 S' ae oo 30 : ’ r res oe. . 4 ae . ; ome. , awe mig Le a e ; . “ . : | nnesota av, 4-family of a@ “pagers The blizzard Sunday was the only thing that - : ’ . — - : 4 | te — he ; . a*? : . ty 4 re ward Lie TY ’ ‘ " ’ ee = ; ' " ’ s “T ’ . ’ , a ; mols , P . Ly MING - eit av., o tij y + , ’ ‘ ‘ wner : ‘a + Se ; ria ° ~ : " 2OMS FOR RENT—cOL¢ J, 402 ENRIG FLAT Wid —Inmedicior 21st Chest , ctark pl. Webster Groces: price $1260: | appearance; ) cash required: LSPERMAN NHARDT R. CO . a ; imediateiy: 3 ri T LO & Ch nut >> BETER GROVES TRUSI . : umittance except by appointmer Ms "218 International Lite Bid stopped us from selling out entirely. ‘ OM Neativ furnished with y : . SMa ae - ‘ norihwes preferred rt 4 -_ ma. : 2 : nt : * * gal bits ‘ . ‘ , TREM™M sl . il »» ‘ . : Cc ; Bitchen privileges, reasonapie y OM pe ; tive De = - Ah a pares 51. PRR 4 ehRY P 70,008 a 2 Chestnut ur list of Webster and ‘Mictwe “ or “ LAT heres Ste ot oe —— ——— B37 nde B the + , 7" —Mou & o1 oms: Abril | ———— __ A | MT” Wwoed Hoare. bet eam mee ret, hare Southwest BELLE PI. Te mw / ONI mh HK. OO., GIB ¢ tru? , rHhid) : 4 adi hor “RITE yore ; ay Sean the ; ; RP AND: ROOM Wtd.--A family _ WEBR “Aebd "x0 RO 'Forayth 7 y. for 3 adulte; not more than 4 re. : : es ; $°4 000. . iy adults desire board and room: R0 Manhattan Garage preferred, but not necesaars : ' VUU e ) , ad on four bedrooms; firs: class table: 7 a ust On ' and ite rul a¢ BT @ reasBornahbie ' P [+ ’ , . x. =" , Ret wee (yr vk near Swan, hav Wr! “(sti ER’ Fr : , ), Cheetnut et “Wy -_— ~~ —— oy mm ; ' peed karage epace: give full pa r t improvements { , Aidress Manager, 1305 Che: dg. ici Ho WwW MEVE Si caturen? deeth ne ms, tile bs hardwoot floors eS = RES ‘age: modern; | | n o~ . ’ ‘ ! “ ‘ » eons : an coon - : sy ’ . ’ ! : +) > ‘ he ip ‘ nm LD ‘ Pet J A be ter i ? first letter. Box G-271, Post-r be weer’. ee | | — ma ; . | it, he , SENAL AND Wat . | tp: " > i ; : rene ; ; > - ; +. - ‘ " ‘ ‘ i . ‘ . 6 . ; . , 4 (>? 4 ri ; Dp! - . t —_—— —— ROOMS WANTED Bimeet and. ror AATARS, (open far inapectio TT ie ,couthamptan eth wits new homer, For addres and price st Sephis peredes 1c hid eee Se Bhbe ae ee Sa ae acbive S555 tie nee. 7th _ | oe ane ves se bee eitully | furate | | 7 pater 608 Bechet. Peat: RAE F as aS: ESIDENCE—M iendiad 10 roome; West THE SUBDIVISION SUPREME ne 12 wants _ two unfurnished | 223A Ea Toome, eo han ROaition. SERied fou . om For Sale wants 150 LINDEL 2 | Pours’ addition S4x130 feet. was bought | op & price $9000_ 8 anata = In the heart of the South Side—one block west ‘ Ke ' a 4 1 ’ rooms ahlebe r is $ ae 4 roo: 8) “wid —Gentieman. fonires roo 8 LHO0 ul year will t | re) ~ famiiy, near an ™m in ; PHT ery ’ ITTAGE ' ae , ~~ : - , ‘ Onn > ya ' ® _ > iue ; . 8; ' a r+ i ‘ " : A , a b, ij . } ns. . ' : 2 7 i ‘ ’ ie Os > . n ert t16 if , : } i e hard ” ) ' "er DE Ly M A n Hi | | | \ \ he 1) DTAGE Wta ‘3 oom uUthwest _FARMS WANTED ; ; rigs” = — = : at . is’ ee pe. ‘bade r @ garages, Pi . id . ™ “ Me nlew : " . 7 ,; Toome, « a evi ser e aft [ars — vupie, $10 re ward E H } AR! td r ‘ nvythin — - {oa ee ia meas : , Kat T) vest sn rented: hay corner for high-class ro: T t ‘’ att sam uri ns o. See ‘acres, ¥ My gett age » nes as » | HOUSE—8850 Cotter m frame, bat 2716-18-29 q : 640 - e o) } HE (DN Y SU BOLVISION Wi i } or Le SITES on or she \e Meram a “eo Ww EST T "hr . { ‘reon, "1 ar) ( : (7 A | KE AVENUT eee we) Parl at 4680 2 x ects newly pain ; ms, y tric RESIDENC ES—4] cPherson; ’ tnut. (oe) ; . | pl ; * t : res nee . Q ‘ RE] Sy or ; =— . - : . ‘ rept , mt q oF oo mont i ¢ , jomiad sty ‘ rd ‘ A ¥ " til > +) : AR RS ay T TEE EVER | | HIN ly 4 rooma, * } bia® - A S . ~ enor wn r a4 tT _ ee YELL aw TONE. TRAIL fre f er CAMP FOR BOYS — he 8 Pe 4A Fellawa Fi4 , ne eee your 2y a trip 'o the Great Weed ee RD PE RSHING AV ENT |. . ' ie | Northwe ; TAR! Ae ag | ron er cele ration, camp and 4 4 rooms ~ R (kR yy ( TH AN i y “>” > > mn Ay : wa . ~- ‘ a | , tr ’ rr . historic Jackson liole, Wyo.. an: OM gel ; Ah. 4 A, —3006 PINE BUN V—4R26 M ne, moder, 8 5237 ‘LE ramspor ? | eee E 3506 GAL OW - NICE SINGL E FLAT |. sma, Sek Sanaa | Transportation, Conveniences, Loca- r ; ow o ‘ ‘at booklet, 416 Weet 14th, poeeal mE RED eaieare tu iahed r unth nis! 2 mary Pa be tl a : ' . a? a ma So | : + 1] , the 21° Oreen P ond P i bath. | a1 = hea ha: od floors, 4:3 .« Yr . > nant W 605 Gacacic be ote ee ati, Met AONas: 4 ‘rench door, newly decorated and. pain tion, Improvements, Prices, Finance. > » foome yt. -, ° , . ; : . ‘ is “Nw . . " . . - . . " ws’ ’ ’ ’ 4 - i P - . , : ‘ ¢ ; fra 4 ‘ ’ ‘* . ‘ e . - ° ° , " . Gis . - #e ’ » : ’ . *% 4 ‘ ; “ = ; - ’ e ‘ ; . . : " - . . — ‘ ; “ ‘+ ’ "> “— ——_ . . ' tf + «) + ‘? ; -s .? : , : . . ‘ - >», ‘ ‘ > | , . * .* . . . 7 : - ' * ‘ : - ° ” ’ ‘ ‘ . . " ‘ ‘ ; ; rv) : ' ra rp de® ; : | Re : - > ‘ . ' r r 3 cS “A H "Locust: =". West | : . ro ping | a fi in | — eaters 7 “TB anr"up. 94 APARTMENTS FOR RENT = SPRING 16 8 SF oome furnace | ghia Ear AEBS cama aga | Meaty tie dath butte a Tuba) pademas sacs, © DOCTORS AND DE NTISTS Sewant, moiern home of 9 rooms, hot- | Your Building Financed IAL HOTE!—2800 Locust: ru — FURNISHED * bath. yard, $40 month 6 ooow . J. | stand, side wall elects bt fixtures; Gomes: mm ‘ 7 “'AUSHLRUR 1105 mii ng in shower ao A 31 Lees 208 ‘jotsteet Res +e — Mf - >" gee see =F Z ~ 7 m | : a. eve ce hy - 4 toma rr | roon) nelle # ¢' : Sata wat at rr: RM x , eae aa ~ a A ft ~ Y. i f : 00 international" ite Wiig’ cS) | FAYES—ror sale or exihangs 300 cree of | thus DHSS LS t ing, Bian'y. dorier'a ofticy rnd "WaHtING cecareg AZERMAN AV: DWELTING. fter 50% of Lot Has Been , Seutn | . cn : na me oe . —— - , fependen?t entrances a tab aed ; OO | : ee a floors \ ater heat Ine SOc? 00 LLE HOTEL. S538 Baritmer BRENANTOAI , | wl nne {Ae American pian. Cabanne ‘dist fH NANT AH sfiv—A 7) SUBURBAN vor". FOR RENT f en ¢ nt | = ; P . — - 4 . s iG be ys A : - 2 . rio : rr iK 4 . Prius? ’ ° ' le bi i ‘ixn) @ ERE HOTEL—Delmar bi a gir . | - . ha ra | eden, Mintehe mer 11k | ) TSREAN : po Cnemtnu ——SISROP S10 Chestnut et eae” at water heat. Ih rawood t10 Biker mest convententiec located: ne » Y " x vu P ei) pe ey . , ‘ : , tine j ‘> , we : , -- : room ot-wv - he 1ar ~ Oe . —" , ; nsHire a (‘South nm ‘ Beautifu re lence of 7 rooms tii : SEF INDELL PI AZA HOTEL & STs ST es COT os eee | sty Begs ~* & LOCHMOELLER, 70! nd 6 retm modern brick Tint: furmnee, itis | ttre ts Se ee es ee FIRNISTIFID « " , . -) , S540) i‘entral 434 ‘ ‘ \ me eA Aad “ ; ~ M4 ¢ . ty ag : At . bargain for s re l.ook 1 i (hiive . —- ----~ - et , ” ha! ; are im Hook, leor Y CHAUNC Y HEATH, 538 het " — — ~ : F in Webster Groves; amall pr F | ea! n yne mar E>. F. RASHFO! 5 Chestnut terms itis et 4352 DELMAK BL —PRICE cur arr ON HOTEL . ¥i Es - - a ) ne ' ‘28 Post rig vi ‘ e re ir , , a pr 5 r fa \ # ; . E vi , 1, . . = } nin 4 3 iniy SY 308 rr Bm Ph. pe . 1 Se Amd Rou V viet [Pa —- ’ deans ' ¥ . » liversity City}——f-room house hilittee — % a ov) ain tune tank: an large a’ \ HAMILTON AND MAPLE AVS, il os, § ' hy 1 2 OU ed European Dian. Rates readiusted, ¥. = e th rdwood floors throughout: land Re met recto st @ rv ger cellent fo m for chi' Gren. abany _1205 (ADE \ yt » hen ry Tore: : iny : a, , c6 ricultu: Tet sic fs wo. a aac iin ———— re ra r —-— JOHN S&S BLAKE & BR he hestnut — ‘ ¢ ri . ' . . , , - - “YT” no! MET wif neem a4 er n, rooms, mn dern, cB) [ ODAY WIN -DERMERE “HOTEL Ff ent 304 GARAGES, STABLES For Rent 1}: RE STATE ] "ARM y $500. whe DOSseRalon s ee ees $2000 caen. Gra A 4561) PaARKVIEW RESIDENCE—S2000 CASH ( ‘ ‘ — larer ion, Oo Ooms, oodles 6315 W ASHINGTON hl. at Clare: most conven } a reed 6316 teriin nte.: hh vis D> crer4y oT? a. ooo 5 " j ‘ ! mM : i it i I ! : 3 ‘ ‘ ao ail on roon . , : » STH S50): $2000 ena G and $2! teat hardwood flo aliienemdineie et o = ee eee ee - - - ogee pee APARTMENT _ — | saat _ vg 8 —— ——_—_— heating fla: renta $1990 ce, Sees | L.BERT ILANKE RE «oO (CENTER EVERYTHING.) PEL MONTE HOTE?. 8630 DELMAR GRAN oh28—Garage space ss (8 — 7 : ; OW rive uc ape ihe” ve a bargain et 911 C1 | Main 3046, Central 1144 Every room with private bath: ¢t “a lace to live et epnven ne el} trictly Gers neny unusue. fe OCIATED REALTY CO.. 420 Com’! Bld | (‘ome out tod ice water and furnished new a : ' ; apartments : Ww t « nites: & sonme eakfa nimi 1 4 I R Y ‘ig. ( ) ay. ™, now making a low winter rate th v hee tha ents : be a 6s % ccres Fig “dd. g _— ‘age: BO ft pullt_ le hau ‘ 5 AND 6 ON ARI INGTON —S7000 Residence brick. — hall, . Onll and see and be convinced ith: aleo attract! lenses. Cabany 7E Bi., 4055—Garage, eultabie for work- 2 year, p! r o Basy terme; adm! : card bath. hardw an re! loo “s lace to live het _ cars, elec! tric, __ $2 L month + : t) ' rn cream }? ' Hats ’ : _ _ : Torest gf 1”) -. on ~ ; heat, sleep! nz - t s n { Ow . ; ~- painted, barga! n LAC L, E DE HOTEL ‘a mn were f ~ HE Gs a + ieasen ome. on State high 4- FAMIL Y. 3 ROOMS : : a es 4. aon —— — sce ——— — i ‘ STH AND CHESTNU T sts, | FLATS FOR RENT TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES way. new h. well-drained ei ee Tre ee oe oe Garage. sg” ae “B g0w. 61é +; W ASHING TON $10, 500 ; ee No ow winter $7 _—— ~is tered tur quenrtit ood im be: rite , , seubttten:. tae oe ‘ PHOS A ‘ ; : ENT " ANTED—Partien to share part of store | 9. ries: comfortable cottage. rne,, furnace, garage; good aondition, lot 36 reet 892 cL 7S fasten oy. |. denencsh re all, ¢ . fut REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'TY atta 7 cal wehed bath, or $12 week with pri i} nN ee A NESE “4 ar? ; ig rooms Dat ae > rer PI 4h18—9 roon two | Ry - ed past ut ruit. bes : : i bathe. oo pore) ona ; : A ort ) South epi or . ; th - = Seal "' se ety ete , SOCTA t R ) ‘ orm B'idg . eit A. J —o S145, 1 OTI5—3 fine garages; cement | corne: , 120 VlLAT— Pherso ingle, attractive 6 nlp RO ne a aan ee () ive 8233 Carleton Bidg at i a ” Salesmen on the grounds every day till dark. ad nerchandise: 4 iin, i aR ‘e ’ 14: \V e pet RS ost ’ qa ’ r - ie “ agate ES r. $7500 : llent condition; hardwood 3 . oa - Benoist Bidg. @th and Pine. " Ps 7 ' x . | lel ; . : : one ~ vA ] nm? i y ) TY Vi \i » — . © , (aren a v , in , ' ¥ , ’ ra ae pir "7 ! ra ’ : a’ : x . : > on . ’ = P (jiwner er { 3 cee ‘ -* ° — ” . . - PRANKI.1N 4 arce reomea — - : ‘lectric, newly papered an@ painted: f: ° a F A 11] roeme, bath hardwe | tiger dared FS potenti “aeadainan? y PRIVATE LOANS—$10 _ vole | a .. A a te , Bas. Central my e01 det _DO tL. RARG SEX ON rE RMS heat caren ft x14 , ut wey ean — ‘ _§ AND Py ROO’ s WEs Vp a 6) eee > wary ' . ion April 1. 1932. rent $82.50 ar . rent 17691 ROBERTS REALTY ¢ ALOW —Manchester wort ot TS, APaATM’TS, FOR SALE 3 Gopate! is, WEST jlectrio f Beautiful West End Residence MONEY Wid —To borrow @1600 on wel ~ 9 " ; . ‘ orth . * ra _ Ne. } : FLA Ss, ad 6 : 4 cw ; @e'e¢ X- . ‘] iioped print ahon in’ entoar\ied er enne. OTTO TIETJE. NS, » Wheat nut et. nn rere uw : ' esarve Rank Ride ; ; er) , on e 4 eS . ‘ 7 eoome hardwood fioora: iar recep. , ; | oT - , . ' . , ; oa - bath, dt 1 fiom firn c ar OO _ this. furnaces; get card of admission : — ty -} a th and Bolid agate, Pir line daily 50° Sun. no other ineumbrances, all replies comfiden RING. 9400 & —5 rooms. 6-room woo? © ' ere! ” : STA “EN 220 N.—2d 1 100 ft. fror t IN V Es ‘ME N . BRINGS es 71 ‘LANKE R. E.. 00, 711 Chestnut. | tion’! pee ay mag . Dispiay, ic dati v. Ld sun, owt-ef- regulac money loaners sot ‘aneidered yg & light airy. south erxpoture, te _ l ocuel r ” al’ torr : -_ $Ro5N —rT $17 =r) cash 1144 fj at end 4° y 7 penne ' guile Py tic + ; Y T*eomt Dlepet: " ‘oRey heat, hor water, tanitor Rervice: upper. . nm | r buat] ' “~ : = G | KE } 713 Cheetnut at 74% 1S Chaeennt -Trocermr ry ° CY eo ree nt - RIOFY Ori dispiaw 40¢ daily Oc Aun ree : rir vs ; , La ne __ ti : bet , .? ; a ry : ; : it > an ain 3 ent 1} PER F 61 ° 4 \\ KS I END SINGLE ; 2 fin A yf second fieoor, $1 .- or more days le line dievownt. meth dimetie hee $1000 to buy eauity try ; . manee a? , a ee ' i 77 . , gas. eileciric. Re. 2 = , 822 Wel's av 5 and 5 roome ash, 0 al ter inspection by ep ——y | we fi on Ara eee West ae sgt PO | din y | , es LTAGE—3 rooms. water, gas, electric ‘a ¢ roome | PRIS, Paths. furnaces, double garage: lot DoIntment @nly. |. saat LOANS ON REAL ESTATE S08. Poet Bits ne _ - ~ _ — - ' ‘ ; ——— ! 0 ig. mb “aos ¥ ' 3: . ‘ rY r 'Y n r\ . a iO aia » | EMPSEY, ‘ is). . o. « ‘ MERST P L . 92915 ise0n. off pen el RAN : 7. oe RO4 Cheetny! ‘ 4 ns. ~ bs : : oa arto: Cabany 26 ee 99) Le “ies “aa in igh oes Ax 21¢ | gael 31 ) orice $9500; adm! 7 i. - uy second deed of ‘trust 1 ie 3 Ltsemeoaan atk sira ° second os r reome., ric us - : “ves . at PoreerTy ' ; ’ . . | ie BY) ] 2 n ; ro rts 4 j in 7 . > 4 4 mig! aA ’ —_ ~* rit if ‘TOR f eotur R é ‘6A All Oy m4 . 000 $1100, dosed porch; immediat possession OUVSE tric, wae + : —— - —- —— ' prices. 3 roperts LBON REA 0.,1 7° yi ) & ZEIBIG TRUST, 719 Chestnut ROP’TY FOR SALE = —— a od 4 $2000, ty y) res m heen, ~~ mM) i) 2ST. 614—Tnree nice rooms, mnete ae bok : i: ae ~ Pie mem ¢ (o4 BUSINESS. P DAR! + Boge > ge A mproved - rh $18.000 Clear title in@urance . elteraiieeeeee — H © en suite: heat. Water and janitor tk oa . . _- —-~ - | FOO! ', ; oa TY > pe 3 ; _, f rates mow eo J ' ap : 7 ! AGross —Sublease 7 room southern- ~ pon finte. at ty) real ey 8 eveniee E ilipaaas oan — . vet. > an pore ‘es “ae ¢ r ; . . my = ! . ot . P _ i: ’ | 4 i x" - - - - ’ LA! ’ ~ ip} : , Te? , C " ; floors and f arene on h. . Pi, z , REST] z. , py oa . . . - pattie : — . . 4 | ’ af M: “Ty 5 \ .' » 000 -on eon eee p » On $4200 "sahne 1 O00. —— cee janitor Phot he © aereeemed 9 ‘ a3 er a yonings putifwl 7) nA ecard at off : Nob ] TAPLE Central St Lea renl o4 . at lowest interest; -- 500. $8000 $9: } a aed . mie : on x hone Ge ii ae or : - ’ ‘ ’ yrrae ' r ry , y ar ~" - re i. 3 te cttne "’ ~ ' ‘ * , ‘~ — . 2 Vie . nT 7 } ’ - mecond Ceecea of ‘* : ‘4 , . . : ‘ , : . ‘ ; : P >. ( , | Ek A ,.¢ e r) = (sR [ J ‘ _ ; ’ : ae - ear ; . - o% | -~ , 4 . me * wr ——, an PTING M u ' " “ at = fine ’ .° we if A ‘azge and Kir ‘8 } nd bath each. 50-f* lot: 2-car bri oa a “ : . o JUIN & »f , BHU. 315 ChestaulicS) ternade insuranrs om green ore ond CKSTONE, 1484.24 floor, four roe § , oe : the frit tre Ww! ' » for tmmedi- rage of @ MARTIN Bo sith batt rae . son , ete ‘y GEO J. WANSTHRATH, 7173 ‘eles Newly decorated unen , heat and fanitor. a ' ao j “ail ow é Central : RURN. 6738, Delmar. Phone Catanyv (oo oo. enon ba oo ag End Pe if ) | ai tae - GENE J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Chest GRE H REAL ae entra ) = le dh ix «wae Ol! ee a . it Satta #EE GET OU R OF FERINGS 4 _ - y ee " . =. . \ ? _ . ‘ " - _ is "ag ’ ~ 3 ‘te 4 .¢ 94 F557 slat+ le 1] " , *qorr \. 4 biPIe sAN tie : , ; Have re pe } attractive firet , 6264— Sd fleor east, 6 reomes , ieee ee or Sree PER FOOT—85 PEK MONTH “on io rent $084; eacrif.ce } Be aucirul bla ia gh ter a (,on my IN VES! M EN , 4a 1P Chestout *! ¥ truest for gale "" ate. abarimente “ KE bed: sublease: party wt! gg ards . , . ' t -aNT , —— ' ! SUxLSO, $5 per f $: rnoenth TOTSREAN R. OO., 722 nut OWNER MUST SELL THIS WEEK oF, , e fiat end stor: ) y N \ ? + yee properts j ee J. ALTH cra - Chest 4 ' : . s4 : ake S+ ; is — -_ a p - 40) Mat . Sa 4 . rhe ; ut rior 4 ar > , res 4 p: ‘ ( Zz | 4 ’ if Te paver rea EIMER. 81; ; ox J 1 we 2 bloc erth, of e th [, y oO AND fy SY4YDV0 ach: bat modern thre out: fir ib ret re 1¢ A - OOF SEOTL \ per cent = a: me : "a a . " ot ' int Ve (OFF .1 rTEROTT Ri I ’ ss oF aan , - heian . nttanalls ' ¢t rent e! ae oa es “> , We Make and Feuy © ear medern ings cat ree’, CT, S18— Apartment: and 5 L water, electric; ren a - : m : iting Wenaptionslly | well | oe seopcene Dy STs sik to Oi = —-_ SECOND AND THIRD DE eait Fou, Foal exiaie loane is our exmugire a 1 hene Forest “i742 AR, al I ree . , . mene dl : - - y Ta (arge new etore th @.r . _ MIDILA? r - 7 Pape wIrer ae ' oF ' LliG ric. very rer >>. s” a “ naan 9 loin r. yoy Ss ’ 4 / '. F" ip | FEEDS . . hee fa’ or @rite for ovr week: v et 746—Secagd- floor south: ‘i - et partment tn rear, beat, janitc Raidwin + gouth ef exdecead Mp ty , he 2 e f , 7 ; tf 2221 L ociust t. AN For q orvice Banking (nterest. out each Friday : * ’ ‘eu a oe . . : . “ . - . . “ ‘ ‘ i se ‘ : ok a 5s » “s * t : svrT - v* J a avr ’Tart rn . ; - Southwest eT ANKE FOO. T1l Cheatnu and; “ reame Ons ro —y ene o a : through te St Charles st. im ‘st N Mth ee : ‘fleer Edward K. Love Realty Co RRA ihe Ann? ge arge lot; sweil litt , 4- FAMILY. 5 ROOMS proved with Datory. tireprée? etre t i Olive Rips _ (44) 704 C1 g (aq cane : i4 rT ‘ 4) . ss | ; } mar eer ap. rhe ~ i nia ~ J ae . for ‘ e: g a. = oll , T7304 Forsy the bh! . S roome 3 | A ding 40 ane square fest KF. rr — a and - ; leat nut . a ev) international Life Hide - -_— =e! earaee me? i ail ELSPERM era a HAR! - FATROROGI ND PARK FLAT: u beds: everything new and modern; lot particulars, ee ve “DROZDA R EALTY CO w " , ee ee Ti "hack = 7) - oe on ; errTre ER ean extra well ariit 4 and . a . > ROr’) dO; wonderfully located for home al BeRT t TFRRY & co 828 Chertsy, “4004 cuor TRAT’ AN » ° ave for sale firat - = Ss way oo . } } . +h eit . ry are f : v4 + =n ans @ = , see, as a Po 8 rodins, balcony, every convention West Snburban Bungalow Bargain od ig Pe Ag ogy mg F . — Se Ree Money to lost tat ume to oult qn Bt. Law eS deeds of trust bearing 6% _ RLANKE R EK, OO,, Til Chestnut. EXATGHT aia — as a ~~ R E A os E S I A 7 FE $500 CASH. $5 Prmr WONT ~ x. m : : cee Tia Chestnut Sr North er county real o# eat prices O38 nierest on new high clase AMILTON, 814 — Apartment, beautiful Fur “th s . nea 7 ame Bs Poe, Soy eee |S half taht BA GS AL —_—___—_—_-—_—__—_—_——--_ MERCHANTS. INVESTORS. ATTE NTTON LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'T eat apartment buildings In one (i. ; ’ : . = ‘ " ' ’ , fenner r - -_--——_ - . ae ' ) bey 7 an oF , Gres . | AY — Bee | For sale, best busin. nS oP't’ of the beat sections of the arge roome and eun parior, southeast ‘ q exprrure; residence district of © en ™ es , yA ‘eo: = pba ’ 1. was. electr streat ar ma ’ . x} ' ”% a nm. niguire firet floor south - f : " , . e500 r) : alee : RESIDENCES FOR SAL E ner t ck sale $5500, A A | Te MOBILE 1A) ANS weet end W A G y r i e LAND T30 ‘near 06800 Delmar) — = oe, . , } REAL ESTATE FOR EXONANGE a ‘ titi ty V i a ‘ . 5s es A 4 ME nid ss ot . - iJ .. ow + PRTG 41 ye 19 7 , =" ~* “a 9 ) — a a ey »3. mel N es South reer is rigaces tn recuce a vYroents MMIT, 715-34 f. north oT reoms, sun i r Jo ore : ~ —— — Owing 35 a= om miiy - oO ach ater, VEE OS-U i :. 4 * * , ne a — ~~ quer BROS FINANCE CO Fe lor, sleep: perch. separate ontrance_& =P * . ) ‘” ro ee | : The Mt ek ae ; ee > Cle }. Daseir en's ce. ak "Ris Cremnus ‘a PR gag 8: good cond $10 (Ee AND FLAi-— 413% Folsom; ore 423- oid Title Guaranty Bidg.. Olive 6130 o DE DS OF TRUST ale porch from either bedroom or : ; ; » «PF . ' : . , mAs =e ~aeoeae . ‘ +) ‘ “ asian waned ~~ 4. reom oat. a electr’oe: rent | 050 —— eae WE Teepe 2 SEES aia ak felt 5 ' per cont. room: being decorated: garage if ) He ' "HOPE Ved : aa . ‘her Ag@erecn how ‘adioinin a PWENTY kD 6 2 ENCE _ Penrose, _ “$45 story yea: Lge ae, & Lore an 722 Cheetnst. (¢ ARE YO" NEEDING MONEY? whee us for 3. ret open ans ' , ’ rove Re ier Sag ameeed ~ BOSR-3S N T NTY-THT! ; Lmne@; eun porch, garage) an a4 ry j ; NGrNE ACTHEMMMR, RI? Chestout ' ' , wed \ areal O mcr enced with ¥ n eet ee ~ | a aan o a good with bathe and qa cond! tion rice $3800. terme ~ RENTS SHOUBD BE -82800 : Soam 4 ee — | Cahany 34 : TEN ales) 265) 18 ne and jatural Bri gto flat | r, of @ rooms each; | ST. Lott m4 ALTY wt ‘Lande — ‘085, ‘(088 PRICE ONLY $19 i oN. Sth st. O11 67 cy eae | . Si tice tent fiat) SAMI Olive. Phone Ligde)i 205. __ a . ec , ta j TY } } : ’ . Mwondas t ; . 9 Wisweox LOI" ——4 reome, poe rer’ . ’ : om” @ i ri ' , Te , , ’ YA ea’ ~. > ieee ; :, an? . - "al ta Chestnut, , mw) rniture and pienne and sieening porch Cabany soeat ice : ~ , PIs ' . ; . ™ 2 , . » . » . : ‘ P : . oa ats eS aa vty : CE . : HEA’ ; © =} » rie # ' oer Lon t? . Olive , SeIiNG Soan- ws. oun sarin, f . , Magi NI) ' : os atte A aed Led ; ; . me ‘ + lean ¢ 427 Wie Sie 4 ue et ba lance ef lease. admisr Fer ’ ~~ - oes and ) | for me in the narth hould ee West | ’ Qutomedt tert " on 4 nige mew : x oer ' NY (37 } : ‘ —« : ; ee ea . . oane or tormeotties «’ ff SE WERIED sco: 712 \cpeorent winer, don iall SOON ERIDENCE4jaree roome— ICH REAL a Here DELMAR AVENUB— — “‘terccsscn: mortgnaee veid RE ix. NG — 55 ; 7s Third fioor weet = . ‘ ‘% i ‘ marabhie fr TMINSTERN a fF My : e- ; ; ; , . . ' re = 1) ' anever 24 hours - maces. electri . res enas Fores? nen “9 Westen ay. B) Fats ha tha. electrics large it@tiet . . ae eam and sun room, open, 980; “aes iY 8) HAU “EYP MEATE. S18 Cheataut. ¢¢ + GLICK RE CO. €2& Chestnut (og) | > ane Aare ca ——~+| comme, $006 onah bios 3. o. 14-41 ponen we ee Ae rie: O'Falios ‘TATE Wtd.—Ownere want East Sid — COZY HOME $8500 | nsalt anth saypen' DANB—LOANS— ~a SOW APARTME " shes : STaTE ¥ .——panete ; as e S000 GARFIELD . vacant eogn ene! camh oe rent, i , ’ ~ . : . : : | aon . —-_ _— : : “a : 7 mt 7 " . : “1k -hoOOM br ERC Y. | : . ae ‘- we Northwest : te . HOOPER hestn 1. A | $s" - . _ - ni — sh ; ‘ar ‘ij en ive 717 . . - . - Tra? err — - _ ‘a ‘ Priore mie we : . a , * ’ ; > @quec"e'’ one a. eu -erranged apartment of a? PT South west io a°o? [tne ~ ? nn ‘ 7 , : . a . —_ hs —e — aaaeen : x rere fie te and reg ~ — . ont pen ; * " ‘ 4 " ater ae ant tom ae atl five with inador bel: | center Ms 4 stant nie L . on sae i a a ge ney terme : “VOlr oneal - . Ho FORRERT RR oer ire. / hners 77" a T= " : ‘ = oa ' ' ‘ ‘ , " » Pamese idl ae ang Gerke Oi bore ° ae | | tect vlog | a REAL rate Wid a ' tent a 4 reer’ an: ; HIVE ROOM BRICK COTTAGE $3800 | e : ' [ikP RYT WOADS wcuene na ' mout, Cabany 20 : : West elt represe BUTTERS. 4o not “Map rhwood for ba iisied @! » 900. SuPrpit 5 es . Nerth « “ “ at - 4: ys : “ #859 private terme ‘mn Mieeeu — +t o face value ieee " , as . = — — a +. . tra ‘issn, * Opes evenings | _ fe ie oa. will t ‘t throu trict aur anéerc vreble ® week om cock : Four nicely = “e ; ea htraar’ omerai 32 i wwe re NAS yn P rokn eae tt PF ES, neo Reom 608, i "DE —— —-— al “Sadao rr OR! Toate Contes ATTO ~~ ‘change Pi4g. Ores a _& or Pina — on wt ber eeted & Serre pA NED—OlS to oe hed roorme ;

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a + Ee -_ on. ”* ee ya -3 ms SU ; _. on Ma oa alias ierciiinha nina dail on-denen atic toon the cxneeetniaeedat iad - . - - ; r oO ¥ ‘ - ve J ts a . ae) ‘ Sa * et Pa | 4 a TaN See — La As a eee ¢ “ BR ” hg SN Sete Gare ee: aes Som ee Shen LS RE ak bee ae ae mn : oe Dans BAG ‘ Be as TS alin ome , at sad . eae ae : hai 4 a , sn af the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ey ——— ' sc The City Circulation Lae om A ea MRS ene aR PLE: Np “oi eseemapaemecneee ae . a 7 coe — * - =i if es = THURSDAY, MARCH 45. | hs & ADVERTISEMENT. AGH! BAGKAGHE| VOTES TO DROP HONOR SYSTEM ' Plan Had Been in Vogue Since 1911 in Examinations and Other Written Work. ALB LUMBAGO (IR a ee b sity have been itinformed through their weekly paper Student IAfe that the Students’ Council had voted 1k ta 7 tea aholich the honor «vetem m @xXA! tations and other written Fe. Jacob ‘« f.) BTO; & any’ : : n. en ' — t as hp . r by a J : ny " i * - . a : —,- a ‘ — ~ — ee te them & Jacob's +? | gat irug stere, } will emrne e . 9 i little mm your Te ta. and Y hy : * The «veteyr hae hee! . , ore ave ECC e TO - ae aa seas ack cee Ss) ey oe at re xr “ ® ww . . @ 7 ce . ~ > c. ™ . ~ 7 iw 7 you count fifty the soreness and lame - ar bere of the f t ser’ People next to vou in tra . : "ty . ness is gone aperoow r theat fe = toe 7 ig me Deon 't efayv errenrnry a) a hie en th . , ey = we 1 , : SS , ? ; . ‘ a _— oy a , ing. penetrating mil needs to be sed ‘ hive ' ‘ : n oule ar si ) the germs é : ' ps FS — c germ en'y one It takes the pain right dpi = end tel: on eqs Couchine or even sp oe ga Sore Out and ends t sere i s ‘ , : | ; marical, vet a! yrmies nee ‘ ' 4} ! z 3 doesn t t ira : SA ~ e} ’ an ‘ t ey he . ‘¥ 7 ~~ i- i_i hi > Cat ¢ , rv =. - * ¥y 4 ( — Sch. backache or rheumatism so promptiy. Mp ems Mpa agg te D amint tablets 2 Cae a: : ' " — i S Ye os F 2 Tt never disappoints : ' / aa 7? ' re h ss hear re oe 2. a ’ ; hea 3 Dertes 922 the Post-Dispatch tudent to alleges : Printed S2.751 Business Oppertunit, OwWeats” —- 17.455 more than the Texas’ Oldest Newspaper Sold THREE ether *¢. lLeuts aer’arpaper: , + tee * dan ~~" combined. i ows —_—_- St ale Se Ma ee ee . ~ s Yn Te af SS wy ~~" x . > Sk iy i“. “ se, ey 3 y 7* , f A> a —~- eee — = ~ : », > « x ht DEMONSTRATION DISPLAY : 7 ; ¢ . T 4 - a. FRIDAY and SATURDAY ; - . ~ a Pop ’ ; ’ . . . _ a fo There are right wavs and wrong "ome to see the showin? of Seaid- : Bargains 128 2 . Ways of preparing and serving Seald- sweet grapefruit right from some of > . ; ~ : ” a sweet florida grapetrurt. the fine citrus groves of Florida. . oom ugs ; The mght wavs will be demon- Learn how genuinely good thev are : 7 : . : ’ “a ve . ‘ Strated and explained at our store on when properiy prepared and in how i 9x12-Ft. Velvet Rugs— $ | Friday and Saturday of this week. many ways they may be eaten. Splendid quality—ceguiar $28 aS 3 i | : $38 values—epecial at... . 3 i | ‘ | ' —_ J ° ¢ aaa f 9x12-Ft. Axminster Rugs— $- ¥ ; Woven of wool yarns and $41 75 : — . - —— . . - ‘ a FREE, SOUVENIR AND BOOK : eae ee a : ‘*Florida’s Food-Fruzts’’ $ “9 ee da’s Food-Fruz Seamless Brussels Rugs 3 This Blue- 4 Every visitor to this demonstration display wil! be given free an attractive , ° : Size 7 ft. 6 in. by 9 ft. S ” > J : VE You'll Like This Real bog-ce values for.. 18. (9 $ Gas Range % ~~ ~ 2 % ? s 6x9-Ft. Axminster Rugs— Large number of beauti- $22 45 ful patterns—$35 value. Terms, $1.25 a Week GAS RANGE that will please every way. Good size, richly enameled, has four star r8-in. oven and ces SA Oe broiler. Equal to many = offered at higher prices zt Quick Meal Ranges — “i show a complete line of the Gay oR Ai * VV brated Quick Meal coal, gas and | sili bination coal and gas Ranges in - white, gray and blue enamel “a sizes and styles at lowest prices. Ss ioe es Side-Icer Refrigerator Terms, $2.00 Monthly E narticular in the selection of your Re- B frigerator—much depends on your get- J F CONR AD (, ROC E R CO ting ome that will keep your provisions . . A A 4 i 4h A ° cold and sweet with the least amount ot , ice. The Side-Icer Refrigerator is espe- 103 N. Sth St. cially recommended. The ice compart- ment is at the side, affording more room for the provision section, besides being more convenient and ac- 7 - AY cessible. Good size, well $ . :) cal w made and specially ———— LL priced at only See Kem ae > ‘lorida Oranges Te Seamless Velvet Rugs— t.—fine quali Sad sans sabes -ageeeraa ee 9x12-Ft. Brusels Rugs— One of the greatest values,in this = $26.85 GURNEY ..cccoccccccoece: Souvenir, containing directions tor cutting and serving Sealdsweet grapefruit. : ? - DRAALADLA AD DDD KKK i iii iin —_rrvrrreeeYeeeeeeeeeeee eee eis . ‘< . 2 = * 4 ~ - ‘ Gehcious in favor, sweet and satistving. Alwavs eood msice, whatever the outside appearance NOW LATER ~ ~ : | mee : } r , He "” : : — , —% bad o 2 oo) kaa ===] Twelfth & Olive Sts. | sic] e | 0 e . ¥ 7 ; ‘: . ®, A ATT m + ahd - , peseiiiet thd ya ke oe ee sh Np ae . veyger & Psat a ad ath 5 bik ‘se . Sone: jes oS aa we sal ot f ’ ; a ‘. ~ , “8 fb i ipyeeen Me Xs ha

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Oe LE A, TT I OE LS TS I A I ET Ry ry ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923. ei “Brass Band’’ Charity > FEW days ago a young crippled A girl made an appeal that she would like to have a good time und some kin@-hearted people ar- ange i to give it to her. They gave her a good time and sent hert home laden with gifts —wWhich was ali very well. But in giving her this good time she was brought be- fore the public, which naturally made her an ob- ject of curiosity and drew atten- tion to her as an object of charity as well. Her pic- tures were heralded and every place she went something was told about it in the papers. Doubtless these well intentioned people did not realtze the real harm sf such an action. In the first place, after all the notoriety, this child w:il go back not entirely satisfied with the humdrum existence which she has always necessarily red. and there will be the continuous longing that te maturally engendered by such sud- fen and overwhelming attention— and then its immediate discontinu- ince will also have its effect. The longing for a recurrence of her good times is bound to come to the young mind, and doubtless her fate.will seem even more deplorable to her than it ever did. And now _pome a lot of proposals of marriage yy mail to this young cripple. If this were all the damage that is fone by such limelight charity, we might say it affects but one. Yet when you think of the thousands «f trippled children and the shut-ins who will have read the story of this and her sudden entrance on the wgenter of the public stage, how sad their thoughts will be that each of them has not been singled out for such a flare of fame, if it might be termed such. How many eighs at least will oe uttered by these unfortunates as a result of this tmcident cannot be estimated. There are so many ‘4e- serving ones, so many really heroic souls in the world who are bearing their burden of suffering and povr- erty who do not even get a glimpse of the gcladsome things of the world and who go on taking the scraps of tife until they die. Why choose one little child when By Sophie Irene Loeb = ' there are so many to whom sunshine could be spread even in small ways, instead of showering it on one in a biaze of publicity? Il am convinced that most of the time such things are done in igno- rance of what real charity means. To exploit an individual because of his poverty is bound eventually to tak away from him every vestige of sel'- respect that he holds dear Nobody likes to be pointed out as an object of charity or the receiver of alms. I have known mothers ani even children to suffer every kind of death rather thaga seek to become a charitable charge on anybody. There is something in the pride of the human that shrinks from the fact being known to others of his fellowmen that he has had to sink so low in the scale of human endeavor that he has had to seek aid, é¢ven as a last resort. And that tis why “charity.” once a very beautiful name, has in latter days been looked upon as something to be shunned. It is only because the poor and the seedy have been exploited on account of their misfor- tune. and for this reason they go to great extremities before permitting themselves to be so exploited. Those who are truly charitable and want to give, do their to save such people from becoming known. and the finest thought cf real charity today ts centered around making it possible to give the ind:- vidual the help when he needs it with the least kind of noise, ond enabling him to get on his feet, as it were, as quickly as possible. I do not wish to cast any asper- sion at the good people who helpei the young girl mentioned in this ar- ticle—they meant wel! and were utmeet very kind—but it is important that | those who really want to help should realize how much injury they mey inflict on the meedy by parading them before the public. The biggest things that are done | in the world in the way of charity are done quietly and with litle or no knowledge except by those directly. interested, and the names of indi- viduals directly affected are always withheld by those who have at heart the interests of the one aided. It is to be regretted, but true, that | there are those people who cive only | when they can get their names ‘nm print or are otherwise heralded in some “brass band” way as the givers of some gift. The real saviors of mankind rare- ly blow their own horns or permit! any one else to do it for them. THE HOME KITCHEN : By JEANNETTE YOUNG NORTON : The Authority on Home Cooking . > @ SPARAGUS and rhubarb are ; perhaps the two most important | foods that engage the : s attention. The prices foods bring put them into the class for the first few weeks The young and tender rhubarb ts ly used as a sauce, or for the | ntier pastries that cannot pe made tt grows old when the ie coarse and the flavor acid. pink tender stalks need not should be cut in a sharp. stainiess, steel er a silver knife, which keeps m turning Black. When it gets stalk should be peeled and ed, then the cut pieces plunged fete bolling water to stand 1@ min- utes, which draws offthe acid. Then they should be drained and used. ;In preparing the young asparagus, im the stalks back to the tender rt. Then divide into as many bun- as are needed to serve as por- tions. Piace them in an asparagus Boiler and plunge into hot water to bell wntil tender. or etand in a small pot upright so that the toos steam while the stalks cook. The stalks that are cut off may be put into SOup stock or used for a cream soup. * Asparagus Vegetable Soup. Wash and cut in small pieces the ends trimmed from a large bunch of | asparagus, and tie them up in @ little square of cheesecloth To ehe quart of water add a can of to- matoes, a cupful of finely minced ceiery, a whole carrot, scraped, a Whole potato, a little chopped pars- @y. a large but thinly sliced cnion, wd the asparagus. Cover closely ahd boil gently for three-quarters of am hour. Then add a quarter cupful of rice and centinue to cook 13 min- utes until the rice is done. Season, remove the asparagus, dice amd potato, and it is ready to serve. Now for the cream soup. Just use the asparagus, celery. onion, water and a whole carrot. Cook until the vegetables are done. Then strain. add a pint of hot milk, thicken and season. nr a : ME LO Der leet. and sh i care expect a degree of spirit, “so you'd better go at once. But I will admit that I'd like to meet this man”— “He's a good chap,” cut in Quentin, rising also. “Run and get your things on, little Miss Propriety, and we'll go out and have a bite of supper somewhere, for I'm starving.” (He had hoped that the evening meal might be provided for him in the little flat, but that was evidently not to be.) “And for the love of Mike, cheer up, because I told Guggenheimer you were a real ‘live wire,’ and we've got to meet him at 8:30, and you've got to ‘make a hit’ with him, and don’t forget it.” > s - Violet Jerrold was a scheming girl, and a revengeful one. Fortunately for her—but per- haps unfortunately for her com- petitors in love—Violet’s ap pearance belied her true charac ter. For instance, with the correct expression on it, that little face of hers could look extremely sweet and innocent. grantei that the observer didn’t delve too deep and was content with superficial- ities. The much-trayeled and really clever little Count Veroni had read her well. But then, as he himself de- clared, he was a painter of souls, rather than a mere painter of faces. And to the outside world, Violet seemed a nice, pretty, simple little girl, with a fund of good spirits that was oddly and rather effec- tively.combined with a plaintive appeal for protection on the part of every male thing that came along. Men, on the whole, are credulous, where a pretty woman fs concerned. If she is good to look at, “knows the ropes” and manages to entertain them, then she is voted, socially, a great suc very cess. If there is money in the back- ground—and this was true in Vio let's case—a good deal can be overlooked im lots of ways: On the night of the military ball, when Cynthi Brant was shining like a lovely planet with far too many satellites about it, Violet was “disgruntled” and an- noved. Before Cynthia's advent,:. she really had had hopes of Murray Stewart. He was “difficult,” of course, but time and perseverance could work wonders. Margaret Wakeland, up to now, had been so useful and so very “helpful.” Margaret had money and social position, but in lots of ways she was an impulsive fool, thought Violet, in the calm, cool and detached manner in which that’ rvoung woman tnvariably analyzed her friends. That inward coolness was a great asset to Miss Violet, though | the quality. was scarcely lovable. And it was lucky that few of her male admirers guessed she was the owner of it. Tomorrow—Violet Schemes. SWISS SOUP AKE %\ cup navy beans, them to soak Waterproof - Nonfading - Holeproof A Radical Improvement in Window Shades Tontine Waterproof Window Shades These Shades Will Not Ravel at Edges For Sale by Leading Departmen Shade Shops and Wall I —* Paper Stores Midwest Window Shade Co. Western Distribators Wholesale Only Ee © ee re —_—_—— LLL LL LL ALLL ALA LE A MEN re 7 pr yn? ee Vt that 7 ee EE NR WHO H ' \ Left—Mrs. Lois > Peirce-Hughes, tel—the profession she invented. that she needed more fresh air—she got it by daily walks ail Stee first “woman's service manager” of Some years ago she was told by her “er the five boroughs of the city of New York until she “knew the town ce a book.’ Then, one dar, a Woman asked her for direction to a hotel. Peirce-Hughes’ own errand led her past the hotel: so she took the And the stranger told her out-of-town friends, who wrote and asked if Mri” would aid them when they came to New York. ': 2 Learning hotel in the world” was to be built in New York, she her new profession—and now when the woman visitor ¢ she receives complete service from the biggest hotel ¢ ping direction, escort to and from everything. the railroad ‘ic PES OSO TOTES STE C ET SE SS COSTS SS SEEER ES EROS TEES CCE TE SO OEES ——$__$_—_—__ appear at your best” words themselves have their meaning for you. that you hear become a mere , — = aiways until the robably lost se are given the beauty advice that you hear without really | | you of an experiment that will doubtless heip you to impress the true meaning of | the words on your mind. The next time you're walking down he street, make a careful study of | women whom you pass Notice eir complexions and their hair and clothes. total of rour “She'd she the sum like this: © looking if up loose of her neck.” or hair beautifully ng & stunning hat, it all,” ‘and perhaps a third will be pretty. ut will have chosen clothes that |don't seem to go at all with her type. | Now, when you think these defects over, each one seems in itself to be |} Something that could be corrected— | perhaps that is always clean, uniform and of correct weight, order Domne Package Sugars | LEME UA Sweeten 1! with Deming” eenaiiieteid Tablet. Powd C onfectione: Golden Svyr 27 Cinnamon and Sugar Sugar-Mocoe-,y Molasses — smi’ uUnLICY not easily corrected, but | ‘What Being Well. Grocmad i Really Means to Beauty | By LUCREZIA BORI ee eee CESSES SOS EESSE FOSSETT SSES FS OSEEE OS COC ETES FOSS CC ST SESS SEO SE SO SECe possibly with a little careful atten- tion. Each slip is a small one within itself, but if you learn the trick of ttending to each detail these tasks, will become equally gemall and easy to attend to. For instance, if you take time off and learn to arrange your hair in the most becoming way possible, you will be amply repaid. In the frst place, the becoming coiffure shows both your hair and your profile to better advantage. It can make you appear younger and more attractive, not to mention better groomed. The second important thing is that once you have mastered this better coif- fure, the small matter of arranging it will be simply reflex action. You can do it quickly and well. and you can be well-groomed in this respect and forget that there was ever any effort invoived. As to complexion, you know the common sense care of the skin. A few minutes morning and evening will help give you the complexion you desire. As I have often advised, find the course of treatment that suits your skin best and pursue it. You may find that you don’t need too, Would You Be Beautiful? bibs ALITIOAGII Sy yyy rar ory rrr a if ii et le tes % » 2 g B8 5 t a " = = CP Sree che se em *h acu’ oe .64 ee ~ ; | much cold cream, or you may find that you do, and that a certain brand suits your skin exactly. A little ex- periment will tell you, and when you | do find this out, don't ruin the effect by covering your face with tdo much powder or too much rouge. The question of dressing to type fs of the utmost importance in its contribution to the well-groomed appearance. The well-gowned woman of mod- erate good looks has much more chance to appear well, I think, than the beautiful woman dowdily dressed. There’s something about unsuitable clothes that can spoil the charm of even the loveliest face. This matter of knowing your type thoroughly is the outcome of careful! consideration and study. Study the good and bad points of your figure. and the ways te |} conceal the other. @ | clothes add to your @& | means of expressing your] If you have per and manage much lies in your CREAMED OS CALD one pint pint boiling | Put the water in @ two tablespoonfuls Sull mace, two bay add ai table crumbs and one-half pint ft come to a bol? ters, then cook twe am —— - Mm PO une rnom LOU ui fynroi«§$ 33260 2086455988 ‘ ¥. 4 ee ok gz = Se pepper. Let it come Ws 7 ie ee te A p Rah <2 pe. 4 Ps ee _ n bere with “Miss Mama.” « Next—Mme. Jane Herveaux © | DON —The panel at the back ‘blouse is very much in vogue The newest twist to it is to ‘ panel come over the frout shoulders to form revers. fr YORK.—tThe three-quarter coat this season has two dif- Sinterpretations. One designer Bit straight and simple in Nne. gives it a flare below the — YTORK.—Cotton ts te be an this season. Cotton votles today in particularly ap- So RR $$$ Ls @ 8° 8259 8 82 20S Triutrenmurnuuciny . . 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Wrote and ask New York. a Mrs. Peirce-H Ming that “the it in New York she suddenly cc the woman tor comes to New the biggest hotel, chaperonage, the railroad and the ways to accent the conceal the other. Simple, clothes add to your charm means of expressing your pe If you have personality and and manage to be. well-g much lies in your power! - , a CALD one pint of oysters f pint boiling water, then Put the water in a saucepan two tablespoonfuls butter, mace, two bay leaves, and pepper. Let it come to a add aé tablespoonful af crumbs and one-half pint it come to a boil and add Serve on. toast. ‘* _ 2228 eeSGeeees es 28 8 ee! | i - oan ~ ee ; ("4 Station—anything. | CREAMED OYSTERS) hinterpretations. ters, then cook two minutes® wo . a ‘ . : « * eS “ : _— Fi . aa r é . ~ = . bd 4 8 + 4 Ss "i es, * > - ~ Be wT iy 4 nyt ib ee i hanes Tt ——— OFESSI ———— — —— —— (USUAL PR a es. Fg egg ” See ei gs a xsi—Mme. Jane Herveaux Catalane, YX aoe re, oP a" iv a 7 noted French woman aviator in of the aviation departmert of the New York Police Reserves, here with “‘Miss Mama.”’ a hare mascot which is to be the mascot a new flying machine which Mme. Herveaux is getting from France. Wext—Mrs. Millicent Cooper of Lewistown, Mont., came to Washing- bring to justice feminine criminals operating in the Capital, through dium of fingerprints. Mrs. Cooper's sphere is limited to that of women, and her office bears the sign “Identification Department of the Women’s Bureau of Investigation.”’ Photo shows Mrs. Cooper study- ing fingerprints in her new office. wae A new phase of agriculture is that of landscape architecture, in which Miss Mary Louise Powers (right), a former Cal., girl is majoring at the University of California, Berkeley, where she_is a junior student in the College of Agriculture. Surveying is an important part of the work and she frequently is seen on the college campus gazing thrdtgh the transit. Miss Powers is 19 years old. Fresno, ——- ne om $s Fashion News Notes ;:) DON.—The panel at the back blouse is very much in vogue The newest twist to it is to panel come over the front ishoulders to form revers. YORK.—The three-quarter coat this season has two dif- One designer straight and simple in line. gives it a flare below the YORK.—Cotton is to be an this season. Cotton voiles h today in particularly ap- 1n.6 88 8802 2 Os 82 Base & PSRESSSTSSSV ESET TESST RSSS TSS e eS Seeesse Ceased sasass Cease SPenaegeeagas > TCT ‘ a ¢ ¢ pealing shades and patterns. Some of them have designs copied from colonial prints and wall paper while others have the curious patterns characteristic of Persian rugs. PARIS.—In spite of the contro- versy flaring out here and there to- day about the length of skirts, it is a fact that skirts grow longer and longer. The spring length is at the instep, but a skirt considerably ; longer is premised—or threatened— soon thereafter. BI =—FOR TODAY =| Published fer The BACK TO THE BIBLE Beresa x NEW YORK.—Some of the new jewelry designed to go with the new fabrics shows interesting color com- binations.: Pink tourmalines are mounted with jade. Red jade is varied with crystal or with lapis. Carnelians find a contrast in tur- quoise and amber. WENT ABOUT DOING GOOD: —And Jesus went about all Gali- lee, teaching in their synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing all manner of sickness and all manner of dis- ease among the people.—Mat- thew 4:23. —__ --— > LONDON:.—J ust as women are ac- customed to the comfort of large waistlines, designers try to cram them once again into the wasp waist. The attempt will doubtless fail but meanwhile the newest corsets have a well defined waistline. —-— WOMEN - ~— —- The Greatest Surprise of All By Thornton W. Burgess Love Nor counts the is ARMER BROWN'’'S F out of bed very early. He usu- ally does get out of bed early, but this morning he was earlier than usual. In the of the twinkling stars had not vet vanished in the sky. What wag he getting up so early for? Guess. Just guess. He just one thing, and that was to see if there top of the pen he had made for the young Horned Owl he had taken from a nest in the Green Forest. You remember that every morning he had gone out to feed that young Owl he had found the body of a Wood Rat or a Mouse or some oth- er of the little people of fur and feathers lying on the top of that pen. Never when he went to bed had there been anything there. He had always BOY rot fact. last was getting up so early for would be anything on the faithful, come what may, cost it has to pay. —Mrs. Hooty. fy! t his with it And right then a great light flood- ed the mind of Farmer Brown's Boy. top of the away ? per looked each night the last thing be-| fore going to bed. whoever came there must come in the night or just after daylight in the morning. He meant to make sure which it was. As soon as hé was dressed he went downstairs and opened the back door. Daylight was beginning to drive out the Black Shadows every- where. Farmer Brown's Boy hurried over to.the wire pen beside the hen- house. Of course, he had his eyes fixed on the top of it. Sure enough, there lay something dark, just as had been the case for several mornings past. He wondered if it would be a Rat or a Rabbit ora Squirrel or some other of the little people. He was so intent on this that he forgot to look around. As he drew near the pen he happened to giance up at the top of the henhouse. There on the peak sat a big bird. At first he didn't recognize it as a bird. You sée it sat perfectly still. But as he drew near it suddenly spread great wings and, sitently as the Black Shadows which were slipping away before the Jolly Lit- tle Subeams of the early morning, flew away and disappeared toward the Green Forest. “An Owl!” as exclaimed Farmer Brown’s Boy. “That was a Great Horned Owl! It must have been either Hooty or Mrs. Hooty! By the size I suspect it was Mrs. Hooty. Now what was she doing over here” It is a wonder that she didn’t see that thing, whatever it is, down there HITER, sounder teeth—kept and free from decay by frequent brushing. Firmer gums—=soothed and strengthened by proper mouth hygiene. Fragrant breath and fine, refreshing “after-feel.” No dentifrice can do more—and be Sanitol Dental Preparations, pleasant- tasting and efficient, clean safely and well; if teeth or gums need medical attention, consult your dentist. PASTE POWDIR LIQUID ANTISEPTIC (Mouth — NAME. oe clean safe. W ash) So he knew that! “An Owl?’ crclaimed Farmer Brown's Boy. “That was a Great Horned Ol!” It was the light of understanding. “She brought that!” he cried excit- edly. “It is a Grouse and she brought it! She brought it for that little Owl I have shut up in the henhouse. Of eourse! Why didn't I think of that before? She brought all those other things. Somehow she found out that that baby of hers is kept in this pen, | though how she did it I dén’t know. She has simply been bringing food to him and leaving it there for him “every night, or else very early every |}morning. Yes, sir, that is just what thas been going on. She has been looking after her baby or trying to, even if he is a prisoner. I wouldn't have believed it if anybody had told ijme. But having seen her here I | know it is true. She gave me a lot | of surprises, but this is the biggest | j surprise of all.”’ (Copyright, 1923.) Mrs. Leoline Meech, a member of the Vermont Legislature, recently had the honor of being the first /woman to preside as Speaker of the lower branch of the Legislature. ; Ce pear —_— ee a a > mH, " ~ Candlesticks a ¥ Con * “ * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © THURSDAY, MARCH >) wamwe 1925. eee ud Lights te a a gee By WINIFRED BLACK HE king's candlesiick—they found it in the king's tomb over | in Egypt the other day. All made of gold, it was—soft gold and pearls and rubies, with diamonds. And there it had lgin in the soft mud of the mysteriou® Nile for gen- erations and generations, and the scientists who have there found it and brought it to lfe. Gold and rubies and emeralds and pearls and diamonds, and ali to hold a .ittle dim, good-for-nothing candle! Hiow great he thought himself, no | doubt, this King of ancient days. ' . |} cocks with How royal was his mten and how magnificent his state of living! Slaves he had by the hundreds, and eunuchs by the -and dancing girls and captive maidens, and a ecorTre | queen and her handmaida. Luxury Beyond Imagination. And in his garden were t.ttle blue lakes, crossed by a network of ivory paihs—and along the shores of the lakes strutted flocks of white pea- With emeralds bluest turquoise. And the dancing girls, even to the humblest of them, wore anklets of bronze and copper, and »rass and or blue with the | silver and gold so that as they walked A ee ~-~se ee there was a tinkling like the ringing of exquisite bells. And vells they wore—embroidered veils from Cashmere and from the far countries of the distant and se- cret East. Droves of camels as fleet as the wind he had—the great. King whose tomb has just been opened by the hands of aliens. Light-footed horses, too, bred from a proud stock, and boats with sails of heavy silk, and oars that were set in rowlocks of beaten gold. Oh, it was great luxury he chjoyed, this King of a great people! ‘ But the best light he could afford was a candle. And the best heat he knew was a handful of sticks. And his bed was a rug thrown upon stones. And haw long would the fleetest of his camels last beside the cheap- est flivver that was ever driven? What a Contrast! When he wanted to send a mes- sage to a brother King a few hun- dred miles away, he had to outfit a caravan and send them for a month's journey across the desert, and net- ther he nor anyone else knew wheth- er the message would ever be deliv- ered. No telegraph wire—no telephone -——no radio for him. If you had shown him one reel of a single motion-picture ne would have had you burned alive oF drowned in bolling ofl for a wizard. And as for a raitread train,.or @ steamer, or an airship—pouf! Why, ) he would have thought anyone whe without alloy—and set with cmeralds | and blazing even hinted at the existence of such things a dangerous madman! Poor old King' How littte he real- | ly had with all his magnificence, The other dav I met a woman just | home from a course of lessons at & been excavating | great university in a foreign country. And she knew French and Italiana, | and Latin and Greek. and che had @ | emattering of German, collars of silver blazing | and could even translate Sanskrit. And she hadn't an idea of her ows in the world. Not an ideat Everything she said was something she had learned from a book or that someone elee nad told her. Something that someone else had learned in a book, too. A beaten candlestick .of gold te hold a flickering. inefficient, ridicte lous life. And yesterday woman—what eyes, what a skin, what a cloud of shining hair! But when she opened her mouta, what & voice. and when she smiled what 6 disillusion! Avarice, they screamed joalousy-—— voice and envy. her malice, in | grinned in her smile A candlestick of gold—to hold a | guttering candle. I'd like to see the King's goldes candlestick—wouldn't you? é But when it comes to a light, Tu take the good old electric standby with a switch handy at the head of the stairs, thank you! * -_- — “AT THE and other old beloved hymns are sung inspiringly by the large audiences and the choir of 50 voices led by Charlies HH. Rich- ards at the EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS 8 >. m. Bvery Evening (Except Sats.) Union Avenue Christian Church Unien and Earight Ave. I saw a beautiful CROSS” | — actually dirty. pense. pense. polish beautifully. Linoleum permanently ce menied im place requires me stretching oF Fetrimming. Such « floor is sMOOh and ight Your Floors Get Dirty You must keep them clean. How much does this cost you? Linoleum floors reduce this ex- The cost of keeping them clean is low because linoleum is smooth, nonabsorbent, sanitary. 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A floor of Armstrong's Plain Brown Linoleum is installed in this effee is shen 19 ~ = = the burlap back ing cost by the use of Even if sub- strong’s Lino- leum floor in first-class con- dition is proved by the experi- ence of big building su- perintendents. Write us for some interest- for a copy. resilient. ee linoleum floors. Or con- sult your architect, con- tractor, or any good linoleum merchant for estimates of Armstrong’s Linoleum laid your building or office. Our free 48-page booklet, “‘ Busi- ness Floors,” shows colors and signs of Armstrong’s Linoleum suitable for use where the public come and go in numbers. in de- rite What linoleum is Armstrong’s Linoleum is a mixe ture of powdered cork and linseed oil, pressed or keyed on strong bur- lap. This mixture provides a material durable, smooth, non- absorbent, waterproof, quiet, and \ Armstronc Cork Company, Linsieum Division, Lancaster, Pawnsviwania 1206 Heyworth Building '*

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COMIC PAGE MARCH 22, 1923 a —_-— SIS’S SHOULDER. HOUGH foreign nations fight and And warlike spirits smoider, The thing that most concerns us now Is Mr. Sisler’s shoulder. The murder of a Broadway vamp Now hardly makes a flurry: The shoulder of the batting champ Is what makes rooters worr) The rise in Piggely Wiggly stock Mas cause A passing ripple tut tt would be an awful shock If Sis should be a cripple Though blizzards rage from coast to coast. And winds be blowing colder The thing that interests us most Is Mr. Sisler’s shoulder. What boots a little row between Some actor and his missus For news the customers are keen About that arm of Sis's The Browns will never make the grade And land in first position LUniess that famous shoulder blade Should be in good conditior Be that. however. as it may The doctor in a letter Saves day by day in every wa) His shoulder'’s getting bette: LET THERE BFE. LIGHT. our mounted police it has been sug- The bill requiring street cars to be gested to put tail lights on the equipped with stop signais as amend- horses ; ed provides that a copy of the anti- ictiens bootlegging bill be posted in ever) EEF the tail lights burning. “ear. We can't see the connection, Everv dav Miniess it be found in the old sone: Theres a red light on the track for Boozer Brown. were learning Something new in safety for both man and beast. On the tail a red light On the head of a headligh? Thus the danger to our cops will be decreased Other amendments make the law @eperative only during total eclipses @f the sun and moon and applicable feo wheelbarrows. Indicating that our TOO TRUE. Senators are inclined to make light Experts all agree that Luis Firpo of the tail light bill. can hit. But the big idea in fighting Dempsey is to keep from being hit. a * BOYS W Lu BE. BOYS. : HEN weak and weary as can After being walloped by Jack. ‘sh be about the only thing a guy can hit is | » From boosting people' ~ aa and leading questions to a large. red-haired gentieman named Flan- ; magan. whose wife had eloped with « grocery clerk. An hour passed and = — called up on the telephone and in a trembling, shaken voice az i “Mr. Blank, 'm nearly killed. I asked this brute Flannagan what f me to eek him, and he choked me and struck me and kicked me down Oights of steps. And he says that tf | dare come back he will kil] me vs “Look here,” roared the city editor. “you go on back and tell that - ‘Wiennagen that, by heavens! he cant intimidate me: a be *- ll (Wepyrignt, 1983] you ; bs ‘aR ISANR ECKE _ BY HYDE’S ACTH ir cama. by Use of V Power,« Has Dec -° Trimmed Senate | ity in Game of I REVENUE DIRECTOR | MEASURE oI Reduction in Tax Rate ever, Is Signed by Hye on Advice of Lieut. -Ge ) 3 By CURTIS A. BETTS. | A Staff Correspondent of the Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. March: It is quite geherally conceded re ferson City that the Democratic | jority im the Senate has met a ra er itgnominious failure itp A tempt at playing politics for campaign purposes. Gov. & gs use of bis veto power, has c the scheme. and it is not improm hat the politics he has played veven weakened the position of) “Demee rats In @ veto monaage sent £0 ihe & _ate late yesterday the Gov 7 approved the Democratic u \measure creating the office of | regtor of Revenue and " ments, and a fw minutes is ic proved the Democratic caucus ure reducing the = tax 7 cente to 5 tien. Im both instancés he actly what the Democrats wouldn't da bgt with his veto the bit! the Tax Commission ago. constitute the wl ing af the Democratle ne At caucuses earty i the se the Democrata worked ot | a | cram which they thought weak politically embarrassing to a ernor, In that they wetieved.sba echemed a peries of bills put the Governer and the & a, an admintetration “In a . - matter whether the Governer @ or vetoed them. With a T in majority fn each oft ie isiature, they” were ain of | ability to pass what they p leatures of De - The eutetanding features pian were; Abolish the Taz Ce / er betitute for the office of 8 tor of Revenue and merits. Lower the State atthe to 2 cents on the $1 The plan to abolish the ‘ mission was entirely I was based upon the belief xy leaders fthat there,was @ svean the rural sections of t at it be done away with. bel lieved that such section prove the Democratic chances & clection neat year. Lg Although the suppeeed te suspected demand that t is el » ae *gricultural counties, intention ‘ef the party ebholieh the poryr te nave | pervision of : : y intended to trgnefer the power. the Tax Co to the | end tt was in that form thet & Passed the Senate. In _ intended to abolish only the ~ the Taz Comrmisstes alll verre >a The measure included rt - ef the power of the Taz C incleding the right to aa Toads and public utilities = Put when the cme House, : Laclede County Trent, which wes ere resentative Whitecetten of . ‘county a ~rother of rotten, taking eway aff "upervisten of assessments the pewer to asene The amendment was @ when (t whee adopted ‘ratte Program wae These ia no doubt. “Ther weunld have creating the office