St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 27, 1923

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—~ ———-- ———————————_—— ht, 1923, by H. C. Fighe: ed U. S. Patent Office) " Fy a ——_—_————— ee - ee — fol. ie Fay200. ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1923—36 PAGES. : : PRICE 2CENTS IWNEY-GENERAL $00,000 Circulation of Sunday DEPUTY CHASES “witinewnoree, ARREST OF ALL KNOWN HERTS SON St. inte daar takes GULTRA ET Tats Sait tw Reve Tabled Cp AV GS TERS ORDERED Efficiency of Auto NED AS FRIEND): Value to City in | ER Stressed in State- | BUT ALL IN VAIN WELSH, re me 27.—after A FR TEN N KH W OU 1B fv. EA K 3 , ments—Only Four Cities Have Papers no ee9n years of Se ee Ss’ B . " . Collier of this -city has perfected 9 7 _ With That Circulation. Finds Col. Ashburn Has the ™ intemal combustion engine, LAS phe el ee 5 which tests, so far, are said to show Ww ne ‘ re. YP a ed SY Over a half million influence. I hope to see this in- Barges Tied Up on Illinois Seemobiie cies efficiency of au- | Olk, STRUCK nal BY Vd . In fact the circulation of the Sun-/ Crease go on. Cottier datas i Pie LAND OWNED. : 4 ql rov tor, it ls asserted will M. Daugherty Being day Post-Dispatch last Sunday was Melville L. W mage Pn ABN Bank, So Summons P owes attain an efficiency of pA. Thy | DEFUNCT BANK sippl River has ever before at-);its advertisers, and to the city in) motor embodies the discovery of ; WAR A BL ave Knowledge as to tained such a cirtulation. Only| seneral. The Post-Dispatch is to be, PURSUIT IS ENDED nett wriusinie. hoon = ae ae tion Cl d Since 1921 Now . president Chamber ; ly 65 per cent as compare , | a for Questioning om ye This circulation achieved, by = tne Useless. from 15 to 20 per ns ary om es ee te 9 Reports That He Might Oo newspaper west of the Missis-! Post-Dispatch is of great value to! tacned by motors now in use. The Depositors of Okmulgee Institu- : il Plot Invol three ether'cities in the United | eee e tae vosition it has taken on AT STE. GENEVIEVE | °°" 0% the full powers of internal Hope to Get Their Money. . t Invoiv Stat®s have ne af oe ge aie | r cembustion engines: | | By the Associated Press ‘1 f ing i) Sees ew aten, RAV9 | civic questions and the effective sup- Collier is said to have solved the | OKMULGEER, Ok., March _27.— | Ag » protny Keenan. POGEOS ares SOS. O96 eng? 9 wy apane- pert it has given to movements for | . . rroblem. of applying the power of a i'Luck changed yesterday for ‘1.28 a 1 hows of their Sunday editions./the public.welfare, = 5 = | Officer Discovers Four Tow- motor. not to the piston, but to.the ‘“luckless” depositors of the defunct . Those ciWes are New York, Chicago . = ° oc vice | rim of the wheel, and thus has Bank of Commerce of OkKmule-e (Copyright, 1923.) | OF MITCHELL’S and Boston, to which list #t. Louis gps ean Associated RORANOTS : . | boats and ll Barges, but Is brought about increased leverage | Superintendent of Samuels | when the magic of oll intervened a citizen of St. Louis and a retailer, which is reflected i a7 we . is now added. * is retiected in efficien@y. \The bank closed its doors Nov. 22, Dispatch hus “crossed the Rubicon’ TO GIRL “egmn : Philadelphia, which has always phe Raine ganar a its the ag rated ost Forced to Return and Re- The inventor says his mofor wij] Firm Robbed by Two Men 1921, unable-to meet its obligatiuns een a larger city than» St. Louis, rr ' , | ‘6 ° ? ‘reduce displacement and fuel con- and since then depositors had givon, ae ‘and Detroit and Cleveland, which caiiaciatetera’ nt ie. date haduadin | port No Service. | Sumption to a great extent, and en- in Front of Plant at 915 ‘up hope of ever having their money ; rye Ww ere placed above this city in the}... a lpere ; able an automobile to travel frora ° jrestored to them. ~ Be O ts oO . makes direct! r the advanté / - ' t ccu Au! Just 1 7 Provider Said to | 1920 census, have no Sunda’ news- i the thy i bom pair page gf. When a Deputy United States Mar 95 to 60 miles on a gallon of gaso- Switzer Avenue. | But yesterday the twist of® fate | tween A pan - | on wee Bee tle k illionaires out of | Con- | i 4 | paper with a half-million circulation. |tne country in thi: ‘ay, t | rit hy, that makes m utos Be I) “rte 4 Have Presented Young In St. Louis the Post-Dispatch was | rae og: Pre, me BIGES | cha) caught up yesterday with Col.| But the motor is not strictly a | washerwomen and plodding farmers | wo Speeding l rill be looking toward St.) ; . Woman With $1000 Bond the first to reach a Sunday, sircula- pie fi Aa BaP rpg al oe = . 'T. Q. Ashburn, director of inland and | s3soline engine. It may be operated CARRIED.THE MONEY IN | overnight in Oklahoma, revived dead pie for Several Blocks with steam, oil or compres#ed air tion of 100,000, then the‘first to : . , : ; ¢ Paw White | | ho es. A 200-barrel oil well was. , ‘ residence d lustrial location. coastwise waterways of the War De-| Pp O reach 200,000, then the first at 309,-| hove teen nloamed an vecent mon q a ...|and by reason of its high efficiency! HIS TWO HIP POCKETS | a:itiea in near here in the afternvon’ = Early Today, With Patrol- Pond Jewelry on ccasion $00 ana int. 400 068 nore ween = se er et pene who fled down the Missis-|) 040, pelstites 95 sceikte weal | ois ‘land “omadiiae Mematenst Sank, | y ’ . ; hy , , m D ‘ 40 11s a Ww ~ : 9 » “~ 9 — > ¢ ar - 2 . . 7 ; of Final Visit More than 100,000 of the present nS sitetng ne Sient. to ent age % _Sippl _ el oes en gts nye " be large enough for any automobiie. | | The bank will peceive the regular men in Pursuit, Shooting , circulatio t . - = ghannn, {river fleet of Hawart roilra, LO The new mot hz c : the one c n of thé Sunday Post-Dis-|; ovis Sunday morning papers 5S oar heane had the fleet tizd up Oppo-| pug. no shatdae 2h Poca nth an Men Sistas: in Old Stude- pe =4 -eighth royalty, and enantaateig . . S, no er: 3. go to wipe out the losses * at ines. FAIR‘ “TeLeES: |, A MAA IND SWIimMninic! . patch has been added within the! picn e “_ tien teens. |past seven months. This is an ex- baie af tacoma: ae ana their cone tsa ni 9 gt ae Rlinn at 4 96" =o na contains only -117 parts, | baker Auto With No Li- creditors of the bank. Ss _ NEW YORK, March 27.—Assistant nae we is tA Ned saan oot ag |taining the advertisements of ee ans ‘ he a thes sey has 352. Due to/| b According to W. 7 nent no j a ents on Achievemen | ~~ , , ae 7 = a om ; its simplicity, Collier is o e opin- | Cardboard oO \ ct Attorney Pecora and Police | Heads of the city government and rt et B ajomar anny Reaper on | The Deputy Marshal was armed) jan re when srr in sniandes ‘onl CONSe, ut Tag pera eee rar ae ggg aad POLICE HEADS QUIZ | tor Coughlin today Joined in| of leading business organizations, on | + iepamyadie® 4 and Pm ter pond “ty | with a summons for Col. Ashburn to may be sold at from $50 to $250. : | Marked ‘In Transit.’”’ on which the oil was found was “JELLY ROLL” HOGAN a active search for Draper M.| learning yesterday of the record @s-| oa) ads in them. appear today at 10 a. m. strony Fed- ———_—-----—_________- taken over from a stockman (for po | ; a" i o> se ae erty, only son bot the Attorney: brag hanoupaed made the eccoogie This is a very important matter | i he should not be sahoha ad youn m | NOTICE OF FORFEITURE OF | Two men, one armed with a-pistol, ee ee Tee & vs we | fneral of the United States, to pear etl rece thant boreal RAILWAY EXCHANGE SITE LEA o rnot [cae street comprises 109 sc "| Officials Question Gansu Mayor Henry W. Kiel: 1 notice) private concern doing this wark for | Seizing the tee N ACTIANGE E L SE | sie up Herbert E. Buckland, 3805 | yet 240 acres are unleased. ic ion i: 5 jon him concerning reports that} _ Mi a great deal of pleasure that | the city’s benefit—naturally for its He hailed a Ashburn and in- i Jelmar boulevard, superintendent of If a pool of any proportion Is H F ; & »was a friend of Dorothy Keenan, | the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, on last| Own benefit as.well, but we all share | ‘quired whether he would accept serv-| Sheriff Acts at t Instance of Owners, |the Samuels Shoe Manufacturing | found the revenue from the oil will Leader as to ow cut. te murdered model, and that he might] Sunday, attained a. circulation of|in. the good that is done. jie ce. Citing Clause in Anticipation Co., as he stepped from an automo. | wipe out all the obligations of the r know of a blackmailing ring using! over one*half a million copies. In| W- J. Edwards, president Mer- Questions Jurisdiction. 4 of Bankruptcy. bile in front of the plant. 915 Switzer | bank. & her as a decoy. view of the fact that there are only|Chants’ Exchange.—The new record) “Certainly not; where does your; The Sheriff today served fotice |*®venue, at phi Hp m. today, and 2 ¢) ‘Getnineen three other cities in the MWUniteda/| established by the Post-Dispatch is | Jurisdiction end?” the Colonel replied upon Claude B. Ricketts, receiver for |Tobbed’ him of $2942, the company SLAYER OF TONY VON PHUL > By Leased Wire From the New York | States wherein a daily paper can|% great advertisement for the city,/ severely. ithe Railway Exchange Building Co., payret for the week. i Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. boast of such an enormous circula-|@"d every St. Louisan should be| ‘The Mississipp! River,"’ the Dep-| of the forfeiture by the Annuity | SUCK land ‘said he was Carrying Se RETURNED T0 PENITENTIARY “ ‘ NEW YORK, March 27.—To thejtion, I certainly feel like congratu- rig of it. The great distribution | uty segee rtacrhaietag ee par en Co. of the lease for canadien nip eka: eee pene These, . We ¢ ks ‘ , : of the Post-Dispatch will help our;no need for further comment. e ground upon which the 21-story | , he e i » | a : aes seers Sure ene ee anil naatortas eae of prac: business bibeneiae in all the South. boats were at the Illinois bank. So! Railway Exchange Building stands. had $2969 in payroll money and $65 ee pedo Rocaaen dh rota, m, * Following an episode early today ” ; > ey of Worothy Keenan, who was a. west, which is our trade territory. |the Deputy tossed the writs onto the} The lease forthe property was en-|'" Silver for. change, the robbers! ot Parole, ot WhSch Caeeynnes 66 Ve ee ‘ ’ @lgroformed in her apartment at | ne whel to “es expected that a.city I congratulate the paper and the/deck of the towboat on which Col. tered into om April 1, 1912, and one 2 ch npg oe: a a as 111 | Special to the Post-Dispatch, ; automobiles fired many shots at ‘ ’ ys , . * ‘oe | . .* s A ; , c ( > e ‘ ° _ os West Fifty-seventh street ewenys with’ Ur“thie eomibinel efforts of city. Ashburn was passenger and reported | of its clauses is that if the lessee | | eter Pe sea an ng a pA Se DENVER, Cole, Mar¢h 27.-—-Vio0-| each other along Lindell and Locust H days ago. was added yesterday 4) » of & a O. J. McCawley, president of the back today ‘‘no service.’ should become bankrupt the lease | & oney the robnoers | iation é6f a parole granted to him in boulevards, § bet Grand boule’ 5 900 Liberty bond and a fancy | 57 966 ae bos 2 oe ag 5 paneed a1! Real Estate Exchange: The city of When Federal Court convened | would be forfeited if the owning |JUMPped in an automobile, which had| yyy 34922, has resulted in the’ re- bes: — oo ig ; | bracelet, gifts from J. Kears- rate ’ ; - ry ws i ric a St. Louis is really the one to be con-| District Attorney Carroll was the company 80 ‘chose. | stopped near Buckland’s machine, turn of Frank Harold Henwood t»}vard and Jefferson avenue, Chief o' 4 By Mitchell of Philadelphia, her ped i. a ad ag yg tl cance oe CitY | gratulated on the.widé distribution only person named in the restrain- The notice directs the Railway and eacaped. the Colorado State Penitentiary, per-| Police O’Brien declared the inter ‘ ithy provider. He gave these to | *"0U eee SRS which the Post-Dispatch has|ing order ‘who appeared. Judge | xchange Building Co. to surrender | Men Escape in Old Auto. haps for the rest of his life. rar had bii . ier on the last night on Broadway progress is keeping pace with thit! peached. It is no small thing for| Faris continued the hearing until) the property and vacate it. Company employes said the prt Henwood, 12 years ago, killed gang war had become a pu This added generosity on his part| ward to the end that everyone in| more remarkable when we consider | Douglas Robert, representing Goltra, | Louis Union Trust Co. formerly was ipreceding the robbery. Instead’ of | shooting affray in the Brown Palace ‘idly to enforce @ standing police or a was related by Acting Dtstrict At- this great Mississippi Valley may be| that an equal . population § in the | who said that Carroll was fully in- | trustee for the deed of trust upon a pean 2 the machine carried | Hotel barroom in Denver, growing | der to arrest known gangsters on tirney Pecora, who had obtained the | able’ to read and hear about «the| Southwest covers a much larger area formed of the acts of his “‘co-con-|the Railway Exchange Building. a cardboard tag, marked “In tran-! oi of a quarrel between Henwoot | sight. mission from Mitchell. Pecora| wonderful growth and advancement! than it does in the East and North. | spirators ' About a year ago the Mississippi | @!*: ”" The plant is in Baden, in the; ana Von Phil over Mrs. John’ WW. | Oa mate. ae north part of the cit “The police will arrest ev wa ee woe atte: in Snamaretng | Ot Ses EY trenge ite Folumne. gn ge 9 eres = wae pa president “That is an assumption,” District/ Valley Trust Co. became _ trustee, }or on the shore. a: oe brance from the St. Louis Parkand |the curb in front of the office a ti H land today ¢ estioni i ad & aS eee eS aaa 49' Only, Discussed Feelings in New (that the boat was in the water and/,,,_. POET RE enown ~As fr the direction ve rioagian y 40r qu n ty trouble of any kind that Miss 9 37 10 5¢ | Playground Association, n | machine rolled up from the e Tel hs to Go As as to the war between the % . ce a a A SS ) Ferre be 7 York Hospital. that Col. Ashburn was aboard the | sees “ b °° P] « fo the dis-- } T h d da iv a d t the egrap vernor king for gang o > il her might have been in. BD’. BE ccctes Pome Ge, «0's Bs. ell to the girl or who knew any est temperature! when his right side became para- | Maj. Oliver consented to take him |,.,,4; er SS aan oye: ‘ , _ | telegraphed to Sweet asking the Gov- | ret. ' | awie | Pert of it. Mrs. Biddle Bradford, igh ams ‘tealtyned, He complained of severe | a) - ranging from $1 to $10 a year, & my car, se I couldn't start the sat ernor to appeiné Huston Thompeod, | Vere veand Lindell A. a 4 ton t w ‘ “| aboard. $100 for life membership. | ahi nd ran to their own car an ee negro maid, merely told of tay about freezing headaches and sometimes was seize a when the fleet was sighted, it'was z pial Serene me xe! Other persetie were in }00" = member of the Federal Trade — ie a. en weee they : mn receiving a letter from "Mfr. ‘ |with epileptic fits. Then his mem-! ¢,...4 to consist of four towboats povinnbte _—) ; nan, » }Commission. Thompson was one of severe saw two: : hall,” as Mitchell was known, Missouri—Gen- - led hi he wit Sate hl ce ne nsis \ GEORGE J, BOULD REPORTED - the car, but I don't know how many.” |g ardent supporters for the | dark colored: city racing east” * and telli h } coming ory fallec Dim and he {and 11 barges, the entire Goltra Company officers said the payroll! on Lindell frét d boulevard ea ng her © 6=6rWals erally fair t0-| gemi-stupor. fl with the exception of eight OUS CONDITION h wy, | Presidency at\the last Democratic a ; t h M Bradrord eet wil P IN was insured. The company had oeer | .. ’ 2 The cars were’ curtained ang one | : voted arda~~as ; tomor- Finally he was taken to Beth Is-| ,,. > : shb n more National Convention at San Fran- aes the | Mi Keenan's | night and y : barges. Col. Ashburn has been mar 'paying its employes at the Swttzer was pursuing the other: : They were ‘an vibex ae in Ss a he row; colder in} rael Hospital for an operation. Be-| gesirous to get the Goltra power Paséed Bad Night in cael It Is Said His | avenue plant by check, but the prac- — oniy a féw feet apart, and flashes of ‘a > hog Bh seared ‘a 1 north portion to-| cause of his weakened condition it/ than the barges, which are not fitted | Death May Occur at Any tice was abandoned about three fire accompanied the shots that were anothe ‘ actually saw night and in east/ was decided that he could not sur-| for carrying all classes of freight. | Moment. months ago, it was said, because «m- KIDNAPED MILLIONAIRE FREED fired frog’ ‘the slits of the curtains. — | the et r person and south por-| vive a general anesthetic. | .The Government's Nall brought @ | pe ine acsoctated Press. ployes complained of difficulty in Dra Tthelr revolvers the po- “f , rl ed. tions tomorrow. During a period of lucidity Brown! reply from the Government, but th ©! MENTONE, France, March 27. x] getting checks cashed in the neigh-/| By the Associated Press. liceme ped into tne street. A: _ee is Rmown or Suspect linois — Fair| agreed to submit, under local anes-| Government, as has been told, was ' 0 Gould me h HAVANA, March 27.—Jose Bautis- ms “The the con- Il , The condition of George J. borhood. Since then payments have the ra at which the auto. , ANDING py tents, pont ag so 0 ” he tonight an@ to-| thesia, to a two-hour operation. Fie | beyond the jurisdiction of the Gov- | ,¢ New York, ill at the Villa Zoralde | I been in cash. ta Canizo, the millionaire sugar mill | »,obiles going, it appeared use- x t. r suspected its contents, morrow: colder | was told to tell the an Ww hen- | ernment. ' }at Cape Martin, near here, was eI owner, who was kidnaped by bandits | jens to call upon them to halt, so . - he felt the anesthesia wearing; Deputy Marshal Kennedy said to-| met i Saturday evening, returned to his + _ , 4 in north and cen-| ever @rted®today-to be very serious. ' BIT the policemen fired at the automo- = — Mr Mitchell 101d sine wnt Ae tral portions to-| off and was warned that any unex-| day that, MaJ. Oliver went aboard the| Goulq passed a very bad night and | DEWAR’S - VIEW OF PROHI 1ON | eee this morning. |biles until they had —— a Ad a yer are ee ote but he did not think it wise to | night and in south portion tomorrow. pected movement on his part ve tee boats and that when he re- jit was stated this morning that his | (Copyright. 1923.) The police were requested by the revolverm «, ' LWOPFTISM, FOES.) | for the present what the text Stage of the river at 7 a. m., 8. § | mean his end. niniiis Ciatiicaies egg “29 re Ss: hang Bang ged death might oe occur at any moment. LONDON, March 27.—“Prohibl- relatives of Senor Canizo to call off The er oo i | : feet, a rise of .1 foot. Dr. &. hd gn - 1 eh reyenta : om > ies ee rman oe ec pan alte, oa tion in America is a farce,” de- their search yesterday afternoon and through t sad nee March ?7 i . holic drinks sufficient to staggered out of an arroyo. He was nning nue hat amt Of subsequen was blown to pieces in » tien of the headaches. Hé then re- CAIRO, Il!., March 27.—The tow-jand Telegraph Co. today approved/ing alcoholic rn chin bad physical condition and said| Patrolman McNamara ran into the — nse yaad Would regret it,” WSS) . vicroglycerin near here Sunday./ pained his memory gradually. Final- oe gene rs Pe > ta an increase in the authorized oar Cece Betas f= 4 finding its 9 Bg x52 om Syme yee ot =3 a fred - ene oe e : é ’ ee n tow, passe: lester | tock from $750,000,000 to 1,- | Bcotch whis food ee aute- ee Kbkea thorities said he committed sul-jly his paralysis disappeared and now e~ << ih anaes —_-.. | MON ov since he had been in their keeping. 3. Colurma & ue eo if more than one ao} bert . he can move about freely. Continued on Page 2, Column 1. 000,000,000. . way into the United States.” 3 Comtinued on Page 2, Column 5. P — | - 7 MORE THAN o 5S O QO, O O CIRCULATION SUNDAY, diarsl 25. 1923 aes ane 5 <i Sere” oD ee! “ae ~

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ TUESDAY EVENDNG, MARCH 27, 1923. fei tes . ent eee war : F : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRENCH BEGIN TO REALIZE ON GERMAN COKE AND FIREWOOD a My Occupation Chief Frees Woman Communist Ar- rested by His Police; Ber- lm Says Ruhr Can Resist Six Months. Dy the Associated Pree. DUESSELDORF, March 27.—Th French authorities have discovere:! @ secret German Customs Bureau in the Ruhr, where German shopkeep- ers are paying taxes instead of the ‘ French, it was announced = todar. Twenty-five German officials ond a number of shopkeepers have Deen ar- rested. »” _————————_ By the Associate) Preas. wpon their productive’ pledges pro- gram by the sale of Hhineland wood and the occupation of two more coke plants. More than 4.000.060 fran-s have been received from the sale of firewood and it fs estimated that Schebei plants. The loading of cars for France began today. Dr. Zechlin, the Beriin Foreign Office representative bere. in a sta‘ e- ment today, says that passive resist- ance may continue six months longer without serious results to Ruhr in- dustry. He declares: “There is sufficient ore stored ‘uz the Ruhr to supply the stee! industrv for at least aix months, possibly longer. The Ruhr piants are now producing three-quarters of the out- put prier to the eoccupatign. Many of the larger concerns still have raw materials, including ores stored last year. In the long run Germany can , @m@iet without Alsace-Lorraine ores but France cannet endure with Ruhr coke.” Pians to Keep Mines W ori ing. The coal mime directors. according to the statement. have made plans te heep the miners at work for hha OuUL a: se. - eral montha: tre same i« true in the machipe industry. German irdustrr te declared to possess possibilities of @efense which may be carried o almost indefinitely and German in- @ustrialists, the statement adds are Well Sted te meet such an emer- Sency. as illustrateg im 13814 and again tm 1915. The French authorities have ex- pelied Herr Zimmerman. first Bur- @Gemaster of Beer. The second Bur- gGomaster and head of the occupation Office at Recklinghausen have been summoned to apear before the police tribunal for mumerous refusals to obey requisition orders. Womaa Communist Freed. The French police of Scharnhorst te@ay arrested Clara Zetkin wh! she was on her way to Essen to & Communist meeting agony of ber arrest, Gen. Decou(- te, the French commander ordered that she de immediately released and allowed to continue her journey The general officer commanding hes addressed a proclamation Population, referring to at- against the troops of occupa- He charges that these attacks te German Nation- : which ts supported by the German Government - gouthbound today at 8.50 a. =. ac- ; cording tq word received here. : are at Cape Girardeau Eastern Missouri. If the papers ace mot served af Capt Girardeau and the feet continges on south, it wil! Be Beyond furiadiction of the court within a few hours. Fire at Evens-Howard Pipe Ptant. A Tire which started in ai four- Mery sewer pipe plant of the Evens- Mewerd Fire Brick Co. 5200 Man- Ve e@eeter avenue. at 2 p. ™m. today was . beoeght under centro! after 26 muin- q | Utes. A dosem Men were in the Du sicl - % ing wheo the fire was discovere ”* | DUESSELDORF, March 27.—The French have begun to realize further. ever 30.000 tons of coke have been eonfecated from the Rhinbajan and The NEW PRESIDENT OF MISSOURI LEWwis w. “BALDWIN — _— —— __ _Continaed From Pesce One. _ SS A PACIFIC AFTER NEW OUTBREAK NEW MISSOURI PACIFIC PRESIDE The new executive personnel of the Missouri Pacific system, Benja- » F. Bush, chairman of the board ef directors. and Lewis W. Baldwin bp aeephaey will assume charge with the beginning of next Week. Both ’ : which the automobiles were heade.! when last seen the pelicemen No Casualties Reported. by If any casualties resulted trom the pisto ight, the pelic® have not learned of it Poticemen were di- rect to interview doctors on their ‘Deats and to make inquiry >t all hos- rita Ss Two Piate-glass windows n ch ste e salesroom of the Hudsor-Framp- tom Moter Ce.. 3301 Lecust etree*. were shaitered by the Dullets of the gunmen. Now that the warring gangsters have taken to waging their guns fights in the streets, the volice find | themselves facing a new problem in their effort to rid the community of these undesbrable characters. Grand boulevard, it appears, has become the startirg point fer this latest. phase of gan activities : was a d bowlevard and St... Louis avenue’ that Leonard Bicke! Jr.. 15 vears old, of 4144 Greve tverve. an innocent bystander was knocked Jdewn and seriously injured last Sat- urday night Dy an auvtom@ile occu- pied br gangsters fleecing from the scene of a pistol fight with “Jelly Rell” Hogan and ore of his lieuten- ants who were in Hogan's automo- Bile The Bickel boy was udbout to croes the street. He is in the citr hospital! There are not rmore thar a dozen active members of the rival gangs and they are we, krown te the pelice, having been arrested rnumer- ‘ua times for investigation necern- ime th spe and. burglaries. as well as garg murders Concvated weer ened —— harging carrying of " cealed weapons were issued at »e Cireult Atterney'’s office yester- day against six of the Hogan gang- . : ? Aciors . stere, Khewn to the police as the “heavy artillery” of the “Jelly Roil” cite ve. They were sdkaien last Thureday in Hegan’s automobile shortiy after they had left the Ho- gan domicile, 3035 Cass avenue. whith had been “shot up” eariy that morning by “Egan's Rats.” who sped by the house in automobdiles Sx loaded automatic pistols were in the automobile and one of the gangsters openly Deasted to the detectives who arrested them that ther were ‘“‘eut after the rats.” The Hoganites appeared today tn Court of Crimina] Correction under bonds to answer any charge given after their arrest Thursday and were confronted with the new informa- jonas. They gave new bonds and then requested polce escort te ther homes Twe uciformed policemen eset out with five of two detectives took gan im charge te co with Preside Hoagiand. the grne whil Jeily Roil” ite- to the nialineaaiten nt SGreekman and Chie‘ After jurtes had acquitted the leaders of the two gangs. Jeily Roll” Hogan and William P. (Dinry Colbeck. proprietor of «a plumbing shep at 22:15 Wash inet mn avrenue and a member of the Democratic Cir Committee, on harges of “ArTyY ing ~OoOncea. of weapons, fo iewing their arrest last summer when ther were found with revolvers in their auto- mobiles. the Circulr Atterner'’s of- Sce had quit issuing information in such cages, deeming it useless ‘+o suOmit caseg of that character to jurtes. But recently Circuit Judge Grimm, in sustaining a demurrer i> “se a concealed weapon case, quoted a State Supreme Court decision that a Weapon im an automobile and ac- ceggibie to the man charged with (1t® Possession would be considered ‘@ come under @ Matute making “oncealied weapong «a felony Jury to Deride (ase * Acting on thet dectsion and on the information that the weapons taken from the autemobile of the Hogan ZaAngriers as’ hursday were tacked upen the floor and withir leach of the gangeter« the Circuit Attorney's office decided to i=eae ‘> the case and jet a fury determine The men seamed tn the tm forma- ‘tens are John (Kink) Connell. of pe- re. :* general manager of the Centra. Georgia from i915 up the war to riod. when he became assistant gional dtrector of the Southern re- gion. under Government -ontrol He was transferred to a sim lar position im fhe Allechenr reg.on For the leet three vears he was Yice presi the L C.. tn charge of the ie Bw ~ ae aetatie departmert. ¥ mh his office im the Central Station. Chicago He ras married im 1803 to Marye Dodge . rT’? af Cer ral Rash “a Succeed Bronner. The resignat of Harry Bronner _™ @ New York banker. from the office of chairman of the board. Was ac- cepted before Bush was elected to that position. Bronrer ts now :2 £u- repe “% FH. Willfams. chairman of the Wabash board. and vice-president of the Telaware & Hodson. was desig- mated to act as chairman of the Exe- cutive Committee. This is eesentia!l- iy a New York position, and it is un- 0 geen 4@ that Williams will retain ig previous connections. and that his chief? duty for the Missouri Pac'- @- «ill be to preaide at the week meetings of the Executive Commt- .— — e cOor- LJ railroacs and with he Federal Govrernmmen* rart slid vresterday. may pry osed ? lines and systems groups. In this crou ng. he ts expected to contend avrangemen's which * & Ric G Weetern Paci tic. Puebin. Col "= > . *h+a ef his dutr “~ as was > . > irmmportan > = con rect . | 4 . : a . _ ™ =. | -! -_ the coneoci.GauTCc . -_a | larg? the Denver frem cisco rather t Bush eft ff tre ‘\ esr Ww. K. & T. Receivership to Termin- ate at Midnight Saturday. receivers of the Misso" res, @x.s* > ont s ng srce ss — The Karsas & Teras September. 1915. will be terminated at midnight Saturday and the recent- ° . ly organized new corporation wii as- sume operation Chartes E. Schaft. who bas been receiver, recentiy was elected pres!- @ent of the new cerporation and ro changes in operating persorne! are anticirated AT the matin lines of the old company is inciude@ itn the new. One short branch !r Texas wi remain tn receivership. Others hare deen te , rn = es — > . -_ G Spec: Ger its provisions a= *h*ea the Wwearon must be “AM cea led S CIVIL ENGINEER SOVIET GOVERNMENT THREATENS | TO BLOW UP JAPANESE SH!P ‘Cruiser Said to Have Left Viadivos- tok Harbor to Avoid COm- plications. Br the Associated Press. TOKIO, March 27.—The seviet. government ef WViadivostok has threatened to biow up the Japanese eruiser Nisshin Nisshin, now in Viadivostok harbor. unless her captain stops transmittin — ‘messages for Japanese merchants according to advices received here. It is understood here that. follor- ing the soviet charge against the ruiser’s captain, and the threats to testroy the vess@l, the Japanese ad- miralty has ornnee the Nigshiz Nisshin to return to Japan and avoid complica ieee... : LADY = REACHES EGYPT the Asacoctated Presse CAIR®@, Egrp March Carnarvon arrived here ndigg her hurried BY —fLady yesterday trip from giand,. which she made partly by air- plane, to be with her husband. who “ 1 with Blood poisonin from a2 imsect bite. Lord Carnarvon is mucn MmrArOoVe ~~? ' > when cor Vict weapons are The the car- = la wrers "== Sa * “ He , , _ gain. he afterwar been of Dicial Outs: 33 announced that * possirely identified t aR tan _- ~~ of the bank ie as on ~~ - participants AS5a. Ants . . . ' ? : on OWD To.ies, . yesturdar — as a yroil” ogan gacne ion of partici: a: im the and it was inc onnection with his ar- rest that the report was made that bank ofifcials new sar cannot arreste4 member of xr the rr . - 7 SUusDpi- — ~~? on a bbderr., ther identify the robbers. The pelice today, arfteste¢ Rar i: = marc and Lee Termer, members ‘ne Egan gang. ang are holding them for investigation in the Well«. _ "™ Banc robdbherr — —_——— ~“BELGENLAND New Mammoth Steamer (27,200 tens) Saifing April 18th Frome New York to Plyvmouth, / Cherbourg and Antwerp With every « tment for Bath ~ Turkish a Swimming Pool. A finely equipped Grmnasum. Elevarors. Harry M. Daugherty’s Son Named in Keenan Case |=». Ceatiuesed Frem Pege One. was in the biackmail pilot, Pecora answered: ‘ “We hare Information tending to show a certain person had been urg-' ing Dorothy Keenan to lend herself to a scheme to bdblacktmail Mitchell.” “Why has this person rested 7” ma was asked. “It may be that while the ‘nfer- tion we have may point to this the blackmailer. it mar person as not be avail: was a able F Se & 7 -— 4 _- "se Tr ,: New York But I had projected biackmali of rich suitors ea..v .ntina: ite associa «With ner and fer beating her on manr ecca- a uilers had scuch+ ¢9 sions. That information. to be em- i me up " extort mecrev frem bodied in an oficial report to Coun- e as they probably !ntended to ex- ty Medical Examirer ChRaries Nor- rt money from fr. Mfltchell Y ris. came today trom George Lebrun. ™ i have Siled them fn f ivad Norris secretarr Lebrun got the : = == i = ~ a ean 7 Sa 3 SITs ™ ee Se ee = ae are 2 ’ ' | 7 .)LlUe a ee | oe nam i Correct Jewelry For Egster Jewelry. makes itself most apparent. The per- : mality of pressed in many smart new styles. Yet | custom and quirements most carefully observed by the well-groomed. Out cf years of training and a close asséciation with the present day's new offerings we are ) to advise correct Easter Day Jewelry for yourself—or for your giving growing custom. You are always welcome im our store, and particularly so this week while we | competent Easter are keeping Business Home. nicety of discrimination the wearer may be ex- usage ordain certain re- im keeping with the Open House in cur New tes got today for their first tnterview since) mto the war. Afterwards, I became his connection with the case - mms | publicly known. ’ ,eut both hands to him Thez ther disa red inside the cear: the State of in ‘would not talk to mewspaper men. con ~, The meeting took place at the) Union Station. upon the arrival of Mrs. Mitehell from Fiorida eon the private car of her father, E. T. Stotesbury, of Philadelphia. As he! came up the steps ef the car she! *** @™Pe appeared in the doorway and held | Smail Mitchell. who had kept his pres- Z during his ence im Washington carefully éor- | ad cealed. reached the station just be- Circuit fore the Wlorida train arrived. He‘ writ Mike™ A secretary and another mar said to Be Mitchell's attorney accomp:- nied him when he met the train. | As the private car came toa wand-| Reports (etill Stotesbury alighted, shock! ready had -~ _ officials ‘silence had been adopted in ? teie-. out 2 word escorted him to the pilat- form to meet Mrs. Mitchell. The private car remained beem ac the jury w 'd;0oV7eTDOr s in “he — | He Is Questioned 4 By the Assoctated Press. WAUKEGAN, Til, March Leslie Small, son of was a witness the Lake County grand ig investigating reports € acquitted th a charge of conspiracy @& Judge Edwards of attachment fer Bosle, chieftain, long business agent of electrical workers” uni@n, whe reported ill of tonsilitis at Bie ie today. on ile Pather’s Trial > nA ring with the — (,overnor last terest on State: term as State Trea > Chicage aber that the grand voted true bills two Chicago men, declared & tive in Lake County ¥ as being selected trial, were without 3%. | JOSEPE. Mich. March 2 orkers’ Party. legal branch ot | railway yards only q few minutes | ¢irration and was picked uy shortly after 1 p. m. by a train bound for Baltitfore and Philadelphia. Its exact destina- | tion @as a cOmpiete mystery, station Feunded indecating a2 policr ef *® cormfor- tee mity with the wishes of Stotesbury When he came out of the car on ts arrival here Stotesbury was hat- less and cdatiess and completely ob- | that i. Da (Mem ber ‘ST.LOUIS POST-E Co. Twelfth Bechavan ae Pa Audit suas of C MEMBER OF Th Associated Press is er-tustvery es underground Communist Party: g America—was created with the/ } of the third internationale? ow, “as an instrument of the Communist Party for partici-/ in legal activities, according | Tt ,evidence offered today in the trial) } Wiliam Foster. charged with ~“ 4 a - ~~ ._* THE ass — on * tert or : +". . *. : b far livious of the questions fired at him eataied "en vediued to i ar aan a ~~ AR on cross He grasped Mitchell's hand with | tet ip pte pacer aad oe evidence iden . every show of cordiality, took his of special , hand-turn soles, ais, with broad tees and suede collar spring heelt. tengue Sizes S™% te il 4 to 8 ee ardraetin. For Children patent Eomax | Ss; } spring heels. mut 2to s * $1.75 soles. "2.00 aati ‘ OF STPERIOR QUALITY ur bors’ and little men’s Shoes fer Sering dress tee ........ 400 SD Gn, 60000: | Boys” Oxfords, $3.50 | sizes I to &% : $2.59 BLACK CALF. s = weet ee © © sizes 1 to 5% ------+------8 SATIN BROCADE QU the early Sorin 74 anions, me- nd ee “Wisecs’ and Gals’ Pemps” “Grecian Sandals” FOR GIRLS AND CHILDRES Sandals. two strap a oe 3.00 *2.65 cons. 99 65 gue nis-ei wh: _*te. « patent Colo- 7s °2.65 “Patent Stetson Sandals” “Children’ 4 Oxfords” - Choice of all brown calf. all-sewed “1.75 si corr. LOCGS the men's styles, and come ig English, round toe and the sew square toe “lasts; in nut-brown shades and black calf: welt-sewed soles, rubber heels “Boys’ School Shoes” Castes of Seay Eagh® @ Bes See toes rubber ne ahAmn nae aoe oe mbers who have tittle experience t the brutal physica phases of of last year. tat the meeting. The minutes showed 26 mpeeting. «2 a eonth ced ention, a member of using the alias of ed that the national ind izer (Foster) be invited. ae er? Minor had moved that “is-j) tions to gttend the convention ™ essed ‘eather fy at aie i -trgg ‘ e Be eee _** © « en ee for trial on the same charge against Foster. The State yesterday. om ¢ tion, tried te get an m Ruthenberg that the ¢ party of America War © Violent overthrew of the G . Two and one-half bourse . | * ning only elicited t 3 ae witness did not know t te biack anJ et Ped = eee Nee EO a meg **- . oe! wis gs patert wear are copied »

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OF GOVERNOR SMALL } BEFORE GRAND Questioned Regarding C Tampering with Jury t& Father's Trial. Associated Press. JKEGAN, Till, March 27 Small, son of Governor was a witness today beforg. nn Stigating reports that there ampering wit the jury which | tted the Governor last year of tate Of interest on State fy his term as State Treasurer cuit Judge Edwards issued m of attachment for “Umbretig ” Boyle, Chicago labor UN!o in, long business agent of tad, cal workers” uni@n, who wag dill of tonsilitis at his home, ports that the grand jury aj. had voted true bills against lcago men, declared to have active in Lake County white ury was being selected for the or’s trial, were without Con- on today. nded by JOSEPH PU r Dec. 12 1878 LITZER, Daiiv ‘— The Pulitze : welfth Boulevard } ae and Oilve aber Audit Bureau of Cireulations.»” Apsociated Prees ie exclus e County grand jury which - e of conspiracy t@& defraug LOUIS POST-DISPATCH » TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WORKERS’ PARTY “LEGAL BRANCH OF 7 ‘a 4 Gr Third Internationale of Moscow as “Instrument of | legal’ Body.” EVIDENCE OFFERED AT FOSTER TRIAL ‘Ruthenberg, Testifying for | Defense, Admits Party Meeting Was Held in New sy ~~ ~ .. - Giegal Communist Party for partici- ion in legal activities, according ‘te evidence offered today in the tria] far republication of cose coal : Wiliam Foster, charged with een te it or not other wise cred. 2 _~- syndicalism. a norein, Al righta of a eatin ’ The evidence identified on cross- spatches herein are aiso reasrvell : examination by Charles E. Ruthen- | 5 IPTION | RATER BY MAIL In” berg. one of Foster's codefendants. ANCE: 7 a copy of the minutes of the Without Sunday, one vear,... e dium, or verni without Sunday. one year ; : ; : 7 . ‘ ¥ _presiat . , gO - ~~ body ; Pt only. ,one year. wer ‘3 1 the Moscow internationale for its TK ~4 ae EF yo 7 “eXprers "ee meeting of Nov. 19, 1921. Attached ———_——— -.. ’ by city carries or out-of-town en le ’ only. 50c a month: ‘Sunday. Be a copy, “f ae eccond-class matter Ju! the Postoffice at st Juv pve a, act of March 3. 1879. Olive 6600 Kinloch. Central con. laims = | | Boys’ Sec Raster Brewn Hose, 35¢ : git was an original certificate, writ- fen in German and signed by Rakon,. executive secretary of the Russian Communist Internationale. Ruthenberg, who is of German ex- ction, translated the _ certificate the witness chair at the request of Charles Gore, prosecutor of Ber- wien County. His translation was: “Point 6. Report on the America wuestion. Decided: The report Momrade Carr is considered and its outline is adopted. To unqualifiedly ’ ppnowiedge the presented Thesis. a mmission is appointed consisting Comrades Bukharin, Radek, Ku-. ben and the American comrades. ecommission must finish its work 3 ; ; of | v" "THE COMMUNISTS ed With Approval of n } York Week Ago. Beau Laverack, winner of special for best English setter. the Associate! Press ' ST. JOSEPH, Mich., March 27 Ruthenberg admitted that he and ae es another member of the Central Ex- ° >. . ; - the Workers’ Party, legal branch of | ecutive Committee,of the Workers’ the underground Communist Party | party, who used the alias of Pep- of America—was created with the/"€". Were present at the New York Mm approval of the third internationale | ™eeting, and that Pepper delivered | Moscow, “as an instrument of the #2 !©n& speech in German, which /Ruthenberg translated. this ‘open, was because the political situation |had changed since the election men classed as liberals to important offices, including Congress. At the New York Mecting. Ruthenberg admitted he had been elected as a delegate from this meet- ing to a district convention. but Said country. .to come out irto } jhe had not attended the latter. The Government agent's report. named Ruthenberg., John Ballan and Max Bedacht, all of whom are defendants in the case here, as three of the dele gates and gave the others as Unjus |Jampulasky,’ Ware, Nemzer. Nicho}- as, Nastasyevsky, Lifschitz, Stein and Askenouzia. The meeting the report said. He admitte.! that Pepper stated the reasons why the communist international of Mos- cow had ordered the communists !: the and that one reason advanced | of en By A So, 200 pounds and is second bic- the show. Winner of medal for best St. Ber- about nard, Whiteshaw Allen. He w — igest in was held at 162 Madison avenue. New York, and lasted from 9 a. m. unti) | _ 11:10 p.m. There were 54 persons present and John Ball man, with Sonia tary. an was chair- Diamond as secre- ~ Man i. in 2 Padded Suit Faces Attacks by Six Police Dogs ‘Club Proves Unavailing as Weapon in Hands of | ' “Enemy’’—Animals Are Judged on Training and Agility. ii three days Efforts of the State to get Ruth- . A 2 enberg to admit at the Co nuni We Give “I certify that this {s a correct Sede Sam ot eee - oy nag ‘ ss > re ‘Tre ) a) 124 $3.00 Cash, copy of the original minutes."’ ‘its members to testify ft r the Gov- or $2.50 Mer- “Moscow. Dec. g. 1921. arated 'ik any apenas of ls er ‘lie chandise for. "Secretary of the E.C. C. 1. | ansuccessful. The witness Poh Sov Filled ) (Bigned) . “RAKON.” had never heard of the policy as Books Secret Instructions. |read by Gore and that in fact he \ ms the communist had no in-j w as here by direct order of the ; , aie tion of actually becom! + ' Patent Pumps” ne Boe J ee be Cc p+. a legal | /national executive committee to ap- | . Ar 4 ore n, c is the conten-| | pear and tell all he knew about com- Te “BROC QUARTER ve Non of the State, is indicated by this) munism. | of the early atcument from their secret files, Communists, he admitted. would | styles; me- ppaich continued: stick together and not testify against | round toacs ‘But in .arrying out these in- each other if it could be avoided low rubber “ @ructions, *h® party must guard it-| pre aio agreed that the Berrien | against the tendency to become County Circuit Court comes within a pon Cnet as well as in outward the Communist definition of “capi- ; 3 50 , pearance. This tendency will be | ¢alistic courts” which, according to >, we found especially among ‘intellectual’ 73.00 ian Sandals” GIRLS AND CHILDREN and misses’ Patent leather cian Sandals: ty two strap fs $3.00 ~* 2. i A 65 m *2.00 > -*" OV ~ - hildren’s Colonials” in Soles and Spring Heels ty patent Colo- with black collar and = *2.00 Sa 2.05 ~”* o se i a a i a ee ae ae a Shildren’s Oxfords” Extension Soles oe e of all patent leather or brown calf. h all-sewed "1.75 pai. °2.0€ PPBPPPP LLP - ~~ Shoes” ALITY > dress wear are copied after und toe and the new French wn shades and . rubber heels. mh - f ‘ LS aé 7 a» ~~ &@.@. aT am - . ~ . re - nist party of America would con-. | of a very confidential comrmiilt- tee, Which wotld direct Mewal work a8 sendirg men into the Armer- Legion, the Ku Klux Klan. the Army and navy: and, tn case of up- this committee would cvper- | Collection and distribution ef ana also would obtain perplr Gistribute {legal literature and Go ——— oe / August. ' today i questioning the witness about 'viki.” Supreme Court the excerpts read by Gore, Commun- ists are forbidden to recognize. “A Communist,” Gore read from the papers seized in the convention raid, “can give evidence favoring the prosecution in a capitalistic court only where it is obviously a case of the capitalists trying to exonerate one of their own t6ols of a crime against the workers, as was done in the murder of Liebknecht Ruth- enberg said he had never heard that | before Ruthenberg testified. tion by Gore, that he cf the communist part ~er of the Centra] examina- a member y and a mem- Executive Com- mittee at the time of the on the convention held in this county last and that, as such, he sub- scribed to all the programs and poli- cies of the party, although, he said, he did not always agree with all the details. Communism and Americanism. on was raid Efforts of the State to get him to, adniit party that printed copies of the platform and _ constitution found among papers taken in the raid were in fact the program to which he subscribed, failed, the wit- insisting he had never seen in that printed form and Could :y whether that was the same the typewritten cop) which he inally “Ian't by 200.000 .* less A \ not as ig- or possessed. it true that a minority people?” Gore Russia is riled of 150.090 to aske.l. afte the ‘hbolaheviki,” ‘‘menshe- meaning of the terms “signifying majority.” and meaning ‘“‘minority.”’ “If you mean that the communist party, through its propaganda is able to influence the majority of the peo- ple, I would say yes,” Ruthenhbere answered. . Gore questioned Ruthenber® about) correct. He denied, however, is conviction in New Yor on A , a’. le r f criminal anarchy pre Phat ille c wa discussed | charge © t ph ’ lwitness said he had served a ye "Is tt not a fact.” Gore asked. jand a half in Sing Sing. being re you told that gathering that | leased on bond last May. when tie ithe meeting apparatus of the ccm- Appellate Court set aside the ver- dict. The case is.now before’ the on appeal. The alibi advanced by communists prior to the start of the trial that the Bridgeman convention was “framed” by Government agents and Purne de- tectives and directed in its activities Was refuted hy Gore questione | bw “stool pigeons,” Duthenberg when him about a statement issued by the pee @eneral work of the party?” Workers’ party over his signature ’ t is not true,” Ruthenb sg re- | last week. in which ft was stated 1 . that everything done at Bridge: The wimess snid the New York | was done by communists - ing adopted the program of they “The Department of Justice al arnt kers’ party calling for “onen organize this POR VERIIOS; did it - thev have become rare, ; |positors. It is said that the bank | Another rare one is'the tiny York-| .y,miners, now in charge of the in-4 shire terrier. Their value is NOt / stitution, may insist that the assig1- merely in their smallness, but 19 | ment be made to read for the pre-} their long, silky hair, parted in the |tection of creditors also. middle, with tints of lemon to a State Commissioner Arrives. ' satiny gray-blue. Only three While no official announcement imported this month from England, | of them. | the show. They the | are in are in has been made that a shortage exists | the publication of the assignment | eld, a member of the ‘Seward of 8t. ‘a 60-day 'C, $, ALBERT, WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT, DEAD AT 64 Member of Post- and New York World Staff Had Notable Achievements to Credit. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Mareh 27.+- Charlies Sumner Albert, * years w on staff of the New York badge and | the Post-Dispatch, for the *. 25 ‘years, and “dean” of Washington correspondents, died here this morn- ing of uremic poisoning. A native of Richmond, Ind... | “Chief” Albert, as he was known to , Methodist Church, South, and three | HERE.ON PLAN. TUNTE MEDS Bishops, Clergymen and Laymen ‘of Both Branches Meet at M. A. A. Two bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church and two of the his associates, began iife as a schoc!| , Cleggymen and three laymen of each operator. From the “taking” into the writing of news. Many no- table newspaper achievements stand ‘to his credit, among them the “dis- covery” of Grover Cleveland on Broadwater Island after his election in 1892. Albert was permitted to re- main when others were banished and ‘furnished an exclusive news service He gave Havana. which brought on the war with Spain. His account of the deatruction of | Cherrington, Westerville. “Cervera’s fleet was another complete |} Harris, New York, and Wiliam A. At the time of his death Al- for the) ‘ heat.” Tert was the chief reporter World in the press gallery of the| Kev. Senate. SLAYER NF AWNREW NEPK TO BE HANGED TOMORROW Epecta! & the Post-Dispatch. HILLSBORO. Mo., March 27.— Sheriff R. H. Brady. of Jefferson Count¥ is completing plans for the exeeution here tomorrow of James Louls, who was sen- tenceq to be hanged upon convic- tion of: participation in the murder of Andrew Deck, a volunteer prohi- bition tnformer, at Herculaneum, Mo., in February, 1921. Seward will be hanged some time tomorrow morning. Goy. Hyde, at Jefferson City yesterday, announced he expected to do nothing to prevent the execution, as the result of re- ports of investigators, made during reprieve the Governor granted Seward. In a confession /Sewarq said he had been hired for $30 to “beat up” Deck because of the latter’s activity In the interest of prohibition. The Sheriff has obtained from middle of a luxurious section Of| annears to confirm street talk that | the St. Clair County (Ill.) Sheriff one ‘alert. sensitive Pomeranians (which | ‘they spiritually resemble), flufty, | wrinkle-faced Pekingese, and one | | hairy Japanese spaniel, with a face like a dish. Woolly Sheep Dogs. Speaking of hair, there's the big, woolly Old English sheep _ dog. w hose hair hides his face and makes /him look like a huge ball of white and silate-blue cotton with a ten- dency to bounce. Four of them, the | property of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dougherty of © ‘olorado Springs, ~~ cupy a bench -that also seats il chows, which have soft cinnamon- | brown coats, broad, serious fore- (heads and a temperament like the omeranian. 4 tréiy a disheartening spectacle for man with any sympathy at all is the sentimental, disillusioned beagle, whose drooping mouth and drooping | ears seem only a slight indication of | his drooping spirits. In contrast are the dapper, snobbish little Boston terriers, reveling in an effete luxury of sofa cushions and sweetmeats | iwhich even the poms cannot equal. REMLEY 6th and Franklin | “Where the Crowds Go” | Wednesday Specials SPECIALS IN OUR CAFETERIA a ee ge a - eae Th most gorgeous, the mos t elaborate, marvelous, tasting | vegetable dinner ever served in America. | Don’t let the price scare you away. as this Ig a real 75 value any place in America. Extra «pe- cial for the liast week in Tent. This veeetable dinner also includes one hard- boiled ere ROAST BEEF Served on a hot plate with delicieus san: LQ Coffee Served With Pure Cream, Big Cup PORK | CHOPS RIB OR LOIN, Cat from tt. §. Gev't inapected hogs; tb... Wisconsin Creamery Churned ina the white tile sunlit sani. tary kitchen eof Crew a Margarin Coe. for oe eee eteaee-e A SE eee Pia 832 Be beautiful. bright These Ee been cardied in otf own “ki accounts were involved be- No one connected Gibbs’ yond his means. ‘with the institution will discuss the | affairs of the bank for publication, {~ but F. C. Millspaugh, State Finance | Commissioner, who arrived here to- | day, intimated that he’ may have a| statement to make later in the day. | As usual, in discussiéns of the life} insurance of suicides, there is con-| siderable talk here concerning prob- able denial of Hability on some of the policies. The Missouri statutes pertaining to life insurance provide broadly that intent to defraud at the time of application for a policy must be shown to evade liability, and in the case of Gibbs there appears to be of the ropes used at Belleville tn the ‘execution of two negroes several! weeks ago. — mee ee es no surface indication that he con- templated suicide when taking the insurance. What Gibbs did with so large an amount of money, which ‘his ac- counts are believed to be short, re- mains a mystery. Evidence of man.- ipulation of book accounts to pre- vent detection by bank examiners has been found, however. and pro- tested paper that came into the bank the day after his death ‘ts said to indicate that he had reached the end of his manipulations. of newspaper. copy over the wires, he graduated tee to evolve a plan of uniting the I- teacher and later became a telegraph braheh of the church, were in con- ferenee today at the Missour!l Ath- letic Association, as a subdcommit- two churches. The bishops are John M. Moore | of Dallas, who presided, and E. D. Mouzon of Nashville, for the South- ern Methodist Church, and W. F. Anderson of Cincinnati and Willlam F. McDowell of Washington for the M. BE. Church. The ether members of the subcommittee are: For the Church, the Rev. David G. Downey and the Rev. Frank Mason North, both of New York: the Rev. BB. H. A. W, Arch Moore, Oakland, Méd.: .: Elliott of Meadville. Pa.; and) for. the Southern Methodist Church, the , Paul H. Linn, Fayette, Mo; the Rey. Stonewall Anderson, Nash- ville; the Rev. T. D. Ellis, Loutsville: Judge J. S. Candler, Atlanta; R. &. * Hyer, Dallas, and Judge H. H. White of Alexandria, La Of the lay members, Judge Cand- ler is a member of one of the most widely known families in the South, and Cherrington is chairman of the national executive cemmittee of the Anti-Saloon league. The Rev. Dr. North is a former head of the Fed- eral Council of Churches, and is a noted preacher and hymn-writer. The subcommittee will co er va- rious plans of unification and will report back to the joint commission of the two churches, a larger body, which is expected to meet in time to prepare its report for considera.” tion of the next general conferences, The- next general conference of the M. E. Church will be next year; the next general conference of the Southern Methodist Church will n be until 1926. It is not anticipat that actual unification, the healing of the breach which occurred in 1845, can be accomplished in. less than three years from the present time. (Cooyrizht, 1933.) — LONDON, March 27.-—-Phyltis Lett, contralte, admits her rendition of “The Rosary” itn 1810 was “something terrible,” and she nis an injunction to prevent the Freres from issuing phonograph rec- ords of her voice made at that time. Her céunsel sald “that (thé records will be playéd to the jury. Among the expert witnesses will be the com- poser, Sir Edward Elgar, and the conductors, Albert Coates and Lan- don Ronald. > wae picture thriller. Mr. Billings Says: “I bought romance with my dime, but it’s safer to put your dimes to wor “Mr. Billings Spends His Dime” is the name of a five-reel motion @ There may be thrills in the ways of a spendthrift, even at ten cents a “throw,” but— @ No lasting benefits or comforts are procurable with the dimes you've already spent. @ One thin dime laid isn’t so much, either, yet— @ The habit that causes you to hold on to your smal] change, at least until it gets acquainted, is the basis of a get-ahead life. @ Too often those who neil money most least regard it. ¢ come “just a dime.” Mr. Bill well to put care eek 4 Sie satae ha: Md That’s why banks advertise savings to over. this slight regard of pocket in “real life” another * oe a. ee Oe ee 7 : Pa ¢ & e r cs & b is 3 i ee he Ds y 3 q _ “4 ow ‘d 4 t *y¥ . 4 ; ia ; ‘ et eae % = “ , h _ ee or < . @ “ yo ae 4 ¥: es . % : « . — 4 as * 2) ‘ i ie x Wee. < » —_ = of 4 + # Wee Fos, Zi ets 7 ns: : <3 . ¥ . b , <a» ES. “eS < ol poiak a ~ eae nih ae iy &

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. | : 4 Pe eee a ee -~ 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SS = Z —_ Te Oe Ee ot ae pe oe __|BANK ROBBER SLAIN, ANOTHER TAK F cays | F |cAPTURED, BY OKLAHOMA POSSE Two Remaining Members of Gang Surrounded on Hill, Follow- ; : hi ~. By the Associated Press. | TULSA, Ok., March 27.—One of | four men who held up the State | Bank of Mannford, Ok., yesterday | afternoon and escaped with $600, : P after a fight with citizens, was shot Tells Rheumatism Suffer- ana kitied tast night in ‘a fieht with ry. L- ’. _ : 'possemen on a wooded hill, four mig to ake Salts to Get miles east of Mannford, where the Rid of Toxic Acid. two remaining members of the gang -~— vere surrounded. Harry Rohrer otf Rheumatism is wo respectcr of age, QOjiton, one of the robbers, was cap- sex, color or rank. If not the inost tured yesterday afternoon. The dead dangerous of human afflictions it is ropber has not been identified. one of the most painful. Those sub- Some hours after Rohrer’s capture ject to rheumatism should eat no) ni, three companions were located sweets for a while, dress as warmly on the hillside. A fight ensued, ove as ble, avoid any undue exposure | ++... robbers dro ORO, +. | pping. Keeping up | ot ppeetom all, drink lots of pure a heavy fire, his partners dragged water. hi | : : »s him up the hill. Later the posse- Rheumatism is caused by uric acid) ogg CM age hag) ¢ ents w tter. and is often | ued —_—. ange gente ae absorbed 'found the body of the man where nto the blood. It is the function of ‘it hagi been abandoned by the others the kidneys to filter this poison from |‘ their flight. One of the fugitives the blood and cast it out. The pores: ‘5 thought to be Al Spencer, notori- of the skin are also a means of free | ous outlaw - : : . . J ’ " ’ ’ re «? > e ing the blood of this impurity. In One of the robbet ot a pistol damp and chilly, cold weather the out of the hands of Rider Brewer, skin pores are closed, thus forcing Deputy Sheriff None of the posse- ? the kidneys to do double work: thes en was re L is become weak and sluggish and fai ; keeps accumulating and circulating | through the system, eventually set- to eliminate this toxic acid, which KFY ON WIRE L006 D IN THROAT Bat tling in the Soints and muscles, caus- The removal of a key, attached ' ing stiffness, soreness and pain, called ‘© * wire, which !s-lodged some-| rheumatism. where between the throat and stom-' At the first twinge of rheumatism (ach of Frank Croegen, 47 years o!d. | get from «a pharmacy about four|a laborer, who was taken to City | ounces of Jad Salts; put a = ge | Hospital early this morning from the | ful in a giase of water and drink be- | Erie House, 222 South Fourth 'street, | fore breakfast each morning for a where he resides, is baffling doctors week. This is helpful to neutralize at the city institution. ; acidity, remove waste and stimulate) The wire protrudes from Croegen’s | the kidneys, thus helping to rid the mouth, but pulling on ft falls to dis- blood of these rhenmatic poisons. == judge the key. Croegen is unable to Jad Salts is — eo ee and is epeak because of the obstruction and made from the acid of grapes and — . = cannot tell how the accidé@ént oc- lemon juice, combined with lithia, os 1+ ie planned tot ik sah whined and is used with excellent resuits by ft ego h th wien thousands of folks who are subject | P’S'UTS. Biter When esmer may we to rheumatism administered, as it is thourrt the + nelle cacteneeemechet cece - _——_ -— anesthetic may cause relaxation of THADE that ALCTOWOBILE fer a ‘ ’ ; more ceonventent aire ear THROL Gu the muUusci¢es ail ] }¢ rryiit of the re- PoseT.Prerare Warne moval Personal Service For Your Eyeglass Problems ry f interested and attentive rd for your eye- glass problems pervades all the Aloe Stores. The atmosphere of Personal Service. o a : oe vv i , a a i. : = » ' ‘ You find it here because the principl | upon which our business has been building for 50 years is the customer's welfare always. You find it here because in our stores we have trained optical technicians who are al- lowed to represent us to the public betause they thoroughly understand and believe in 1s principle and express it in service to you. 7VUST EAST OF SixTH Tethteen - “yy ee 4 eo y peel, © om + ) 3 ] Your Favorite Easter: Music on Vocalion wee. | CALUMET neing with the exultant foy of ie Easter-tide, thrillingly sumg by artists of The Economy supreme attainment. he Economy 5a mag waer 7 Crucifix..........4.....aae amd Rimini Melo a ‘ 12-inch, $2.75 The Holy City.... John Charles Thomas 7* ir eh 1 > Come in anéd azareth...... 10-inch rt hear them — L0-in ~ poy to the World.. Aeolian Mixed Quartet ......-Elliott Shaw Economical in cost and use T & BES uesday Z| 5 4 ™“. Fresh, vigorous plants, pos has one la I ily and one large bud. - attention of those haw charge of church tions for Easter is par larly invited. ‘ Lively New Colors Fabrics harmonizing with the sprightly spirit of Spring—distinctively patterned. Totally new ideas for men’s wear. get them now The Palms... me a ba Charles Thomas Day. 2 gee Stabat Mater... ...Fornia and Peterson by human hands. ty) Z-inech, $1l..0 ‘a There Is No Death...... Chas. Harrison 3 ' Jesus of Nazareth.. .... .. Chas. Harrison Sales 2%, times as The above price holds goa : ; sectiths mente ial for Tuesday and Weil Knit Ties The Aeolian Company || | anyotherbrand. ee delivers an 50c ° , r | rec a - — - .5 Of Missouri | Sax wy . . - ee ee: ¥ Re IES OEE a ae i Gg ae ob A eee, — —_ eZ st a se Naa AR ae t 3} r ‘ x4 Ld 7 oe ” “ ¥ Oy sae a * oy, d 7 — * cs 3. 4 4 a. * io ‘ P i et 7 in r] = « “ es a at ‘ he fol tte ue be * % 2 a4 yo e - a sein) rh ee fe ae ‘ te y y ; =. ‘. at 3 i > a ee —— Prt , , ~ ¥ S- —_—. . — . 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. ¢ “ i J © ' _- i. « nt has one large or¢ y and one large bud. ¥ invited. $ 1 50 ~ Delivered y delivery only. - re ae © et oak en « '. a AS ( - 7 ” are é y « © ARENPPA Tagg, omen psday & Wednesd, . _ _ sh, vigorous plants. Fac ws tion of those having) of church decorg., s for Easter js particyus — is p above price holds good | Tuesday and Wednes. tyles represented here wit to fit your per- Laster $5.85 selection of Ox- es, for men and le newest Spring u'll find an inter- high-grade Foot- priced. Everyone for Easter—come 5 tomorrow. (Main Mleor.) Ties h Prints 00 ~ le new. vogue in sponsored by the y are attractively orful—yet color estores them to mess and a new them wrinkleless (Matn Floor.) ' ! . “ H a o Sa ee a ae exh —_ ya o-F8 2 pars iat 2 — * —< Cee : ea iis , TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923. —_— ae A = LLL CLL OL tt ttt _ Knit Ties | 50c: ; JNCLUDING grenadine and crochet Ties of fiber silk. A large variety of new designs and colorings. . Nightshirts, 95c Sample garments of muslin, lain or trimmed. V neck or co)- ar attached style. Sizes 15 to 20. Silk-and-Wool Ties, 69c Straight cut Ties of silk and wool. Durable and wrinkleproof, they come in stripes, checks and allover effects. (Main Floor.) Silk Umbrellas Special, $3.98 GOOD-LOOKING all-silk regulation ~Umbrellas with wide satin tape borders, smart stubby ends and tip trimmings. _In white applewood, Mission handles or oval and round amber colored rings. Side or top straps to facilitate carrying. In navy, green, purple, brown, scarlet and black silk. (Square $—-Main Floor.) Glove Silk Vests Special, $1.29 VESTS of glove silk, fashioned with bodice tops, are offered at a definite saving. Full length. Flesh color. Subject to slight im- perfections. Bloomers at $1.95 Knee-length Bloomers to match these vests. Rein- forced at wearing points. Flesh color. Slightly im- perfect, but unusual values nevertheless. ~- “Merode”’ Union Suits At $1.00 Well-made Suits of light- weight cotton, in a variety of popular styles. White and pink. Special values. Sizes 40, 42, 44, $1.35 . {Matin Floor.) Plants ahd Tools for the Garden 5 mt! ‘J " LA wy Tea Roses VER-BLOOMING in the Premier, Madam Butterfly. and Columbia varieties (red, yel- low, and pink, respectively), fresh from the nursery, 25c each, 6 for $1.35 California Privet Hedge, 6c each, 25 for $1.25 Shrubs Pussywillow: 3 to 5 ft., 95¢ Lilac, purple, 3 to¢ ft., 75¢ Hydrangea, white, 3 to 4 ft., &5c Snowball, 3 to @ ft., 65c Spiree, white, 4 to 5 ft.. 75¢ Spading Fork, with hardwood handle, 79C Pruning Shears, good steel des, $59 Garden Spade, steel blade and wood handle, g9SC (Fifth Floor.) — _ ee — _— ee. — eee ee Sete ceeeeenemmeee ee —— — LS ™ ee a eee TIX, BAER ‘& $$ | - ~~ -_ ee — —-~ a GRAND-LEADER The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. NE RN <i de sy ee te a at me RE a —— Sy eit SSD ae. * +, owe P $ ae —_— ~ LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Vv ’ e CHARGE PURCHASES — Made remainder of month will appear on April statements, payable in May. * ‘fg / | F Gin, / iE i ie | ee. gat'* ay IN THE MISSES’ STORE Distinctive Garments Wear.a Chic and Youthful Air The Satisfying Costume Suit TBE three-piece Suit is the American creator’s best success. Short coats, elaborately beaded and braided, when open reveal a colorful blouse of Oriental prints. Sizes 14 to 18 years. $75 to $165.00 Trig Coats and Capes Debonair box Coats for sport wear and elegant wrap-around Coats for the dress yxecasion. Somehandsomely fur trimmed, others beautifully stitched and braided. Newest materials and colors. $75 to $225.00 Winsome Frocks of Silk The combination of colors that are represented by the Frocks of printed silk are extremely beautiful. Others of flat crepe, Crepe Romaine and Crepe de Chine, in the becoming, slipover pattern with lovely beading and panels. $49.50 to $250.00 (Third Floor.) y 4 “ y fs 3 | a ee In Special Selling nh 00 A SPECIAL purchase brings this great group of new Hats specially offered for Wednesday’s selling. When Hats, which combine charm and unusual material, Ultra-Smart Capes and Topcoats Specially Priced for Pre-Easter Selling ee 548 VT YESIGNED along lines - that enhance youth-_ ful slenderness :and that follew the trend of fash- ion on its exotic way, these Wraps suggest the personality of the dis- criminating woman. Caracul and monkey fur cleverly trim some models, and beautiful crepe lines them all. $68 The Materials Veldyne Flat Crepe Ormadale Roshanara Matelasse Fashona Twill The Colors Black (Matin Floor.) Wednesday—Baby Day Winning Easter Frocks For the Littlest Ones Crepe Frocks at $4.95 | Silk Bloomer Dresses, Cunning Frocks of imported | $10.95 Japanese crepe, in new Spring Radium and crepe de chine shades. Hand-stitched, in Bul- | Dresses, hand-smocked and garian colors. Sizes 2 to 6. featherstitched. Bloomers to match. Shown in pretty colors. Coats, $5.95 to $15.95 | Canes $4.95 to $10.95 An assortment of styles Polaire and’ tweed. Popular colors. Sizes 2 to 6. in Smart flare models of Po- laire in solid colors and checks. : (Second Floor.) _Living-Room Suites That Form the Nucleus of an Attractive Room Three-Piece Suite (as Illustrated), $169.00 DAVENPORT, wing chair and side chair upholstered in combination of plain and figured velour in several different patterns. Outside backs covered in same material. Full web bottom, spring edge and loose spring-filled cushions. Easy terms of payment. Italian Living-Room Suite, $117.50 A 3-piece Suite upholstered in tan and brown Baker velour. Very at- tractive patterns. Large firesi de beng to match, $79.75. (seventh Fioor) ™ ' eet? ‘ » = “ . ¢ : ’ so . we? ; . ; : a “ $ : _ 2 : Nea . : th ; 4 ; eal Py ' = ee me . ; se . . . r. ; - sell at a price like this, then indeed is money well spent. Closely fitting Hats, large Hats with sweeping eccentric brims and mushroom shapes are made of timbo, milan hemp, as well as combinations of taffeta and Canton crepe. In gay garden. shades and black. . Flowers, ostrich, chic ribbon bows -and ‘and \~ j embroidery enhance shapes that are favored by ~— fashion. Unusual values. (Thira Floot.y A Special Selling of 1200 Gingham House Dresses Crisply Fresh and New * in Many Pretty Styles a8 1 98 [7 no longer pays to buy gingham and make your own House Dress when you can- buy such attractive, practical a‘ ‘ and well-made garments at a price like — this. Gingham and white nurse’s cloth of good quality are made up into a dozen different, attractive styles, neatly trimmed in rick-ragk. Some have hem- stitched collars of solid colors, others have whiteepique collars and cuffs. The white Dresses are all made in Hoover models. 51zes 36 to 46. (Second Floor.) 16-Button Silk Gloves $1.49 Pais OF Milanese silk, in white and colors. The assortment includes a few close-out lots of novelty styles, slightly irregular, but not affecting the wearing qualities. Gauntlets at 95c Pair Of chamois-suede, with gored cuff and strap wrist. Two-tone embroid- ered backs. Brown, mode, sand, pongee and gray. (Main Floor.) SILK PETTICOATS — For Your Easter Frocks at $3.98 A NEW frock demands a new Petticoat, and one that | ed will do it cfedit. An unusually fortunate purchase brings these pretty Petticoats of radium and silk jersey in pleated and straightline models. Newest shades and black. tit t segoeestecs nt Princess Slips at $3.95 Of black, navy or brown satin, made with strap shou! ders. Also in pongee cloth, natural color. Extra-Size Petticoats, $2.98 ~ Pleated models of fine sateen. Trimmed in contrast- ing colored medallions, black, brown and navy. Cut extra full. (Second Floor.) 500 New Trimmed Hats ain Floor Aisle (Main Floor) 6c Each—69c Dozen ' Cap and f Nets of cept white and ay. Full size, and perfect. ud itted and pleated l made of fine Tas. ek and white; all widths sizes. Specials Hair Nets, human hair; in afl colors ex- Berthas, 89c Each , combinations. In Paris, oe, | Dress Ornaments, 69c Each Modish Buckles and Orna- Imported Girdles, $1.69 Smart Parisian Bel de- signed to wear with frocks or coats. Gilt or ° dized Chains, in combination “ with Galalith or metal orna- ments. Each box contdins 24 sheets. and 24 envelopes. - r ‘ev i i aa ear ; 5 rie i 7 4 4 “ ~ * # % i Se ee Rage Pag age PN ELIE IR AT RETO i EIN IE Ae * ater ee — . : . - FO IE cc EEA ORTON EO eae ay OT RE ee eee : ‘ ‘ ~~ + 4S - « Ae - Ss tes a T i, ieee Be te F - ka so ts + \e * ae 3 " , MT eS

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The City Circulation of the ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH = lan opening wedge for tying the city ton party and county together. The organiza- | campaign.” - Coms Goo “ANNEXATION PARTY” IN RICHMOND HEIGHTS ‘Citizens, Who Favor Merger | | is the first gun of the | For Infants and Children. With St. Louis, Put Ticket in Field for City Election. Richmond Heights, Liculis between Citizens of ‘The simplest way to end a corn is Blue- Stops the pain instan which adjoins St. Teen 4 ne. | Maplewood and Clayton, have or | rani 1e tion party.’ ut. Made in clear liqut and ganized th “Annexa pilasters. The nny =the with the definite aim of acliaaeahanl of county territory to St. Lou! is. | Wentworth Terry. president of the. party and former president of the | Taxpavers’ League of Richmond Heights. is a member of the Execu- tive Committee of the Greater St Tonvis Conference, which plans to have a State-wide vote on an initia- DI cis proposal for the merger of the | city and county into one county un- | der municipal government. The annexation party has placed the following candidates in the field | for the City Council, members ‘of Learn. he which are to be elected next Tues- | Thousands coe pee piles have not / day: W. F. Thompson, W. 5 Schmidt. | fearned that quick and permanent re-;W. Kemp Walker, J. Ww. Anethius. lief can only be accomplished with in-| Richard Stueck, M. O. Gannaway. It) ternal medicine. Neither cutting nor js hacking also J." F. Maloney for| @ny amount of treatment with oint-| city Marshal. The party had adopt mente and suppositories will remove .¢ 4 platform favoring, among other, the cause. | things, annexation, and, in the mean- Bad circulation causes piles. There time a more businesslike policy of, f a complete stagnation of blood im ow covernment the lower bowel and a weakening of An effort is being made to have the parts. Dr. J. G. Leonhardt was St. Lovis water mains extended to Grst to find the remedy. His bre pe innmmond Heights to insure ade- oF oreenie EEIE-BOID, to sow cold 07 quate service and fire protection a aaP les? fhen You Have Something to = Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Use For Over Thirty Years in 1000 “pe we the oe pd Residents of the suburh recently Dae Geese OK ord of success in 98 gent, and thea | YOted down & contract with 4 nr NEW YOR! = decided it should sold under a tv water company) ee y he | > mths old id monev back guarantee Council, which would have run for! % At me Cents n't ‘ents any more ene with 290 rears. Terry Sal , today th at re Pp- | > Dos!* B= Ap @utside ap lications. Get a package “sentatives of this company had | 35 Desvss ef HEM. ID from Wolff-Wilsog ®2¢™ tted they could not give ace- . Drug Co. It bas given safe Quate service. ) end lasting relief to thousands ani We are exposed to oe Cee 3 Exact Copy of Wsapper. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW TORK CrTY. should de the same for —- gel- rrotection now.’ Terry said, “but i i -—— = : - Get these aster Clothes they’re yours—on your promise to pay! WE TRUST YOU onl Terms-Low Prices our money back if not Satisfied! Make your own terms—to suit your convenience, That will suit us, too.— And remember lowest-in, _ the-city prices prevail at this store. They cannot be duplicated elsewhere. If you can buy it for less, bring it back—and we'll refund your money. Special sho and Ladies’ Men’s Jazz Suits atest Fashions. Federal ‘CLOTHING STORES 416 N. Seventh St. Opposite Busy Bee Open Saturday Nights Until 9 we YOU KATEE + ee a oe A Store Hours: eer s doe alee arr WT aS - ‘ Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximalnty Equals that of the Daly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combintel. TE NT A — —_ ee Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month, Payable May First iG CLUGGS VANALMNOOTHt 5 - LEE CC A CLC EC A CC TRA eI MAR Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 - Olive and Locust From Ninth to Te, ’ —is, of next best thing fer the housewife is your oug, new err ahad brown, “Holding Hands” —is the attractive title of our latest book on auction bridge, by Florence Irwin, the well-known authority. The book contains three- score and ten hands—illus- trated, with comments by the writer, and are hands that have actually been played or have cde under her ob- servation. The price is $1.75 Bock Shop—Sixth Floor. . * i Maytime the adorablie—will soon be here, and suggests nothing s0 much as gardens and roses and sweethearts. As the proper back- ground wé our lovely GARDENCRAFT, which comes unpainted in Oregon fir. Although the season {s young, ft ts one of the most-talked-of items in our shop. Rose Arbors and .Trel!lises range upwards from $14.50: Per- golas &x1l5-ft. with double Benches at $75.00. Be sure and visit this display and get ready for a garden beautiful. Art Shop—Fourth Floor. * 7 * Poor Robin Redbreast —has been a bit shivery the lIast few days; but, nevrer warmer Cays are on the March calendar. In anticipation, the Porch and Garden Hammocks that Vandervoort’s are showing are Summery indeed, and never before have they flaunted such attractive fabrics. Of the cele- brated Englander make and many adfustable at both héad and back. Upwards from $29.00 Art Shop—Fourth Floor. offer ~ ind— eee ee * x = Golden and ‘Iridescent —is a new Glassware, in shapes practical for fruits and flowers. It has a crackled gold appearance over pear! foundation and shim- mers and glistens like champagre in the sunlight. Art Shop—Fourth Floor. 7. * * ‘As for Rugs —Rovral Whiitens are alwars in demand, amd many of our Angio- Persians and Angio-Kirmans are exquisite reproductions of finest Oriental patterns, in texture so rare, and colors eo softiy blended. they ead44 real Orienta!] luxuriocus- ness to any room. Other patterns are plain with handsome borders. Azsgic-Persians. §.8z10.6 $123 exi3 $135 Angio-EKirman, %xi8 $120 Rug Shep—Feurth Fleer. - * A Tiled Kitchen course, tdeal; but the kitchen laid with ene of Lincleums in the tlle They come in lovely soft of gray and blue, cork, rose, etc. Alse the miar- ble effects and weed blocks end imitation cerk blecks ere mest effective. A yard $1.60 @ $38.00 Rug Stkp—Fourth Fleer. Easter Time Brings Many Rare Offerings - in Lovely Apparel to Our Extra-Size Shop | Fk‘ ERY woman knows the inevitable feeling of utter abandon and | sheer recklessness that Spring brings to her when she “throws off ~ the mantle of Winter” and dons fresh apparel. ticular woman who has to be cdreful in the choosing of correct and garments carefully designed to, slenderize the. figure. We offer this woman the most splendid assortment of Wraps, ~ Blouses, Separate Skirts and Petticoats, specially created for her. e _ Capes and Wraps — NCLUDED in our collection of ean Wraps is this handsome Wrap of twill cord in wrap-around style with flowing 5“ loose sleeves, braided in elaborate oa Comes in black, nayy and soft Spring g ete \ ee om re Pee | 3 ; at | = e = a od = fe BS . Eo Me 3 |: wi | . : re rs ss vi Extra-Size Dresses The Frock sketched is of plain flat crepe combined with printed crepe im dark shades, with touches of bright braid at waistline and on sleeves; an ex- tremely attractive model at $39.75 ~ Femmliat cay enpert Comeienss, 0 Feel ee shades. Price SUITS This two-piece tail- leur of tricotine has the long coat so popu- lar with women re- quiring extra sizes; sleeve is shghtly flared: trimmed with $59.75 braid ' a YY With 60 and Y Extra’ Size Shop—tThird Flcer. sirable. of our lar silk ‘médels of _erepe,* wra style — . and tied at side. We alse ~ 70 inch Hip in Jersey, With Jersey Fleunce, $9.75 and $10.75 aa Sateen Petticoats for practical wear, with sateen flounce, at And there is the ee Suits, F es. ~ - Hats for the misses and trons, in all the wanted Spring shades trimmed with portant and with a suit give the three-piece effeet so de- can show a most unusual let © of dressy and handmade = wash Blouses for the tail « leur. Silkk Blauses, priced. “4 $8.50 to Handmade Wash 7 $2.95, $3.95 and , Oasis Nainsook, $4.25 for 10 Y ds. Oasis Nainsook, weight, dull finish, handmade underwear. French Muslin Regularity $1.00 the Yard a” Gue French Muslin, 45 inches wide, sheer finish: for dainty Summer frocks and Confirm- ation dresse’. | 36 tnches wide, in 10-yard pieces, medium serviceabie for children’s garments and An exceptional value. Dress Dimity Regularly 88e the Yard a ee A new showing of Dress Dimity in a variety of check- ed and plaid patterns, suitabie for children’s wear and inex- pensive White Geoeds Shoeop—Second Foor. New Blouses for Easter if ' Gay Jacquettes and over- r blouse models in Paisleys 'and prints still lead the mode. In all colors, = | shades, $10 to $35 € Solid colors in erepe de chine Blouses, trimmed in ‘embroidery of contrasting () $12.95 to $35 4% | { Smart crepe de chine Overblouses, in tailored ef- feet, long sleeves both V ,s* 4 ' neck and Peter Pan “— Powe 5 Blouse Shep—Third Fiocr @q@We now gor: th a smal] quaa- tity of bigh-grade Watches, with an ean lever movement, adjusted to twee a positions, double snap-bes® _ case, open face, fully oe teed. Cutlery Ghep—Jirst Ficor. Booklets Cutouts for the ate

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Offerings Jp ter abandon and in she “throws off there is the par- of correct lines igure. We offer Ps, Suits, Frocks, ated for her. raps stion of beautiful Wrap of twill le with flowing tlaborate design. pert Spring gray $79.50 JOUSES ' the separate skirt, bs are necessarily im. it and with a suit give ree-piece effect so de- , Pia e of our popu- k "m els of figured wrap-around style ed at side. We alse ow a most unusual lot y and handmade uses for the tail- Blouses, priced $8.50 to $29.75 dmade Wash Blouses 2.95, $3.95 and $6.95 in Jersey, and $10.75 nce, at $3.75 xtra-size Corset. cord Watches Regularly $12.00 rt $5.95 ow have & small quan- of these high-grade ‘™ With 15-Sewel lever ent, adjusted to two m, Gouble snap-back pen face, fully guaran- 7 Shop—First Floor. a ter Cards and Booklets uts for the children 5c up uest-Roem Bouquets ) and $1.25 Each in Rope Work Vandervoort's nnison Shop ‘ef@nestay from 8 to 4. there willl be a clase Work tn the ‘Dennt- Inetruction free te buy their matertals Dourth Fiees. From Ninth to Tenth 7 M ARCH 27. Vez. a edie... — ere tty a aaeeagseaee > The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ._ Se "TI2” BLADDENS SORE, TIRED FEET ed | 17 ’ feet fairly dance go the aches and pains, the r— —_—_ SS SS SS Accept No Substitute for «SENTENCING OF BISHOP Warsaw Premier, in With Russian Minister, Con- demns Trial of Churchmen. tired Away makes sore, burning, with delight. corns, ¢al- | Anulled Nire Bed Sp pring immediately apparent. Reasonable .e death sentences and it is under- | in price, and the best at any price. Get a box of ‘‘TIZ’* now from any stc od Pope Pius is exertin wl his per- : Ask Your Dealer druggist or department store. End nal influence to save the lives ‘of -m Mig. by WESTERN WIRE PRODUCTS CO.., St. Louis. Mo foot torture forever—wear smaller | the ewe prelates. ; she keep vour feet fresh, sweet — — and happy. By the Associated Pr oon _~-- WARSAW. March 27.—When Pre- B rtha mier Sikorski aS that Arch- Zepiiak. head of the Roman Ww far I | New : bishop Zeplia (& Pe Catholic'Church in Russia, and the Easter J 16 priests tried with him had been Many beautiful ne Gl found guilty by the Moscow court, ihe new East e OA AKC: . _— , he sent for Leonid Obole nsk! soviet : ' > ae Minister to Poland and inforn ed some have ) et) kk him that the Polish Gor vernment and aan an ‘ loves, oe ae population observed wi h anxiety the . , nidere L be =e soviet attitude tow oe the Cathovcc Bertha Collars s, in severa al. Lace, Pieatin style, rere oO while others are ef with : x GA St. - Bir fate, jurch and the Pp h minorit BROADWAY MOR N wid coiore cl | hg fine same ‘Polish _minort eel WE GIVE AND REDEEM FAGLE STAMPS) "BGc sentatives of the Russian Govern ment had assured the Polish ter at Moscow that the trial was oni: a formality without importance The soviet judicial authorities, he YOUR EASTER A Great Special Sale of ic ceweek tots the conbeniele cane HAT pronou e executed wilt Easter Capes ~- §° °° He based his statement on a tele- SILK HO E For Ca Re gs, of co whe po aon ed he peenagt age” K HOS ca HOF Capes B :’ 32 Suits ow, who reported he tad done a — i He espurs., Velours oh et \ t ~ on na gun glial SENATE COMMITTEE NAMED T0 bimes. sand, cocoa. sandalv : Inlaid Lineleum with col rs t) re ten to the back; ever tablets yard pertect pelle regular at $1.50 per square yar Wednesday. spectel, squar vard Ine oe eee: 4 . mi which destroy germs. act as a tonic laxative, and keep the sys- | $2.00 to $2.25 Values tem in condition to throw off te attecks of Colds. Grip end In- : To big shipments Juet rece vee fluenza Si -wlk. soft. juatrous, dainty. prett) titt a ais: £ GVrepe oe * hiner nn ai or? the ° 1 ad new Bp hace nc VuGing +f Ks . ’ ‘ if Slwoed. “cecos, . : but. owing | imperfections Be sure you get : ‘awn Jace. | oper i I 6 otte earmne rr fa ; ere hie , a ae - 4 mae « f ne Be cia ia’ ——————— - A «f : — ese bP) phi > ; | i inoleum $2.50 Persians ‘ pirol , ard-wide (burlap back ) Ths guatectens Gti | Senge end Egesp on cork Linoleum, in are Pri Cc rt pe 2 patterns E and I grade wea\es . per egvare yard. 86c¢ and x - rh he " 7. Sar ey 7 ‘ . —_ ee re Fe Oe eee of . ae ee ae ROME. March 27.—The executions BRINGS POLISH PROTEST Interview | Di*ferent From an So onan louses, blisters and bunions. ‘by the soviet government of Arch- 3 | Soe ‘TIZ'’ draws out the acids and! bishop Zepliak, head of the Roman = poisons that puff up your feet.. No Catholic Church in Ft ussi 1 an ad \ ic- —- = : r how hard vou work. how Jlong'ar genera] Butchkavitch have begn ~ aoe! n how far vou walk. or how set for Thursday, according to a re- long vou remain on your feet, ‘‘TIZ’’| port from Monsignor Lorenzo Lauri, brings restful foot comfort rIZ*’ Papal nuncio in Warsaw, as nrade¢ is wonderful for tired, aching, swollen,/ public in a semi-official statement) Exclusive “Never- -Sag”’ features are smurting feet. our none yuct. tingle tr the retcas mesethigge: tay eM Tor jovV; shoes never hurt or secm The Vatican is deeply) affected , Minis- | at complete liberty for an entire) —_ + — r . vear, arresting them only 19 da.%j _4 ‘ a he . ‘7 . c : The ' ia : ~ & HERE WEDNESDAY = ‘he course of arzu s showe ° 2 ye pure! > politica At an Exceptionally “Acting t only as the head of | Low Price 08 O8 the Polish Government. but as the spokesman of the civilized wort. Hats for the misses and ma . 6 which indignantly condemns this un trons, in all the wanted new precedented act of flagrant violation Spring mado of liberty of conscience and the ele- gage ge me y rights of citizens, I direct a active ; ogo i alia a ainlliia aiebett ae 4 flowers or . . : as entem enitiattion * a eatimne ribbon ‘; Most Remarkable Values in Town ve Se ae on - bows. Spe- ¢ : ) . cial Wee = tailored : 2 d tri fiussi2ns bexpected to bxccute only, S=, nodels Chure me nin 48 Hours. : A mmc : }*: i LONDO? .* ake 27 Ror Mo $15.00 Coats $25 Dresses Under Secretary for Foreis Affairs. told the -liiouwuse of maimed ae. 3 both dress s ses ‘ Frocks, of : '$ 98 today that it was feared the soviet turide ete Sens ——— can.” ete? ae Gees ] 4: = government would carry the | $5. 0) Values siyvie endencies of Kivies and ma ain death sentences against Ar‘ hbishop $e PORSOM, 2.00» « leriais ! Zepliak and the priest found guilt; with him within the next 48 hours. Enodgrass, Eldorado Springs: W. _ Brookshire, Farmington: A. win, Jefferson City, and W. C. Ir-! nett of Buffalo. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATICH * 7 ee ae i ae - a — ee Aa ang tl gaat — ee ee Se ia ati till illtil ee gt tt Aa P. A. Ben-' A lar: re lose wit] tops and and Prices Low ALL THE NEW SHADES range of our women’s pure silk, full-fashioned i lisle top and soles in black the new shades. and they wear They are beautiful -_ - = = - - 27s © 68 62 €.62 @ 6 6&6 2-6 2 oe ‘CHIFFON SILKS Women’s pure silk. very sheer, full-fashioned, lisle garter soles. Ww ood, browns. A Stocking vou will like, at. Black, grays, gunmetal. $ We ha blac] Ve lack or A wonderful! pa limited amount of women’ K all-silk chiffon. While they last MISSES’ PURE SILK RIBBED HOSE bro vw rn fashi ioned lisle soles. value at For Wednecdas iy Hosiery for Easter The Big Hosiery Store Where Quality Is High ee ee i el - POS ae” —- Li et tla te eli ant et ae a = pay Guinsiaiidh SAXOPHONE SOLOIST SOUSA’S BAND TSING A Borscagr Saxophone WILL GIVE CS Rig eR get Sree, a tai. asin A one-hour complimentary recital at our store, Thursday, March 29, 12 o'clock noon. ie A delightful treat is assured, as Mr. Gurewich is } acclaimed by Sousa as the Heifetz of the alto { saxophone. He is appearing all this week at the Orpheum Theater. Baie ; 25 All-Silk Chiffon full fashioned ite: ouly, in sizes to 9.. Full S5c Exclusive Agents for SOUS C gee Instrumente THE KARGES HOSIERY C0. 821 Locust Our Complete Catalogue Mailed on Request NA i we € | ,/ ' | A i t ‘ il ile Sein ie Spiess a | K\// , \ Jj i} x \ | {/ \ ) } A / \ ee — a KV, | \ JA | i) ee 2 a ——— |

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily ‘POST: DISPATCH alone dR SI — that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the simes Combined. eee —. — — ee eee : Dee ee eee ee ee | ia Bat ws =o - ee Pe a s ION ~ Th by a grade tone 1200 Pairs of = s High and Low Shoes Le 6 a tory Popes a of “33. 34 and ia li oy manufacturer ot oodyear sewed fo otwear patterns in age rds, 5a:'y han iso gais and Strap sty.ies hi rugged wea tome * boys ¢ come in a complete range of co! 5 for SPrIMB ...- +--+ ees eee point backs; come in excellent sortments of Spring shade black and White .....ceesseeee. kid: Paris point backs: perfect ‘ Full pique sewn, of the finest yh 2 ull over the elbow length; Spr of mode, brow gray, white and bla ™ Se eneeeeseeeceeveanegeseceoeneees Gloves for Easter In the Anniversary Sale $3.50 Women’s Kid Gauntlets Excellent quality, full length Gauntlets with heavy embroidered backs and smart strap wrist; come in black, white, brown er ee GOGO on. cc wcik c cdesce ace Trefousse Kid Gloves Fine French Kid Gauntlets anc eizght-bytton-length Gloves: perfect fitting: pretty embroidered bac AS: Teslenses 12-Button ah gel Finest quality French glace kid; perfect fitting; full pique sewn; Paris Trefousse 16-Button Length Gloves Novelty 16-Button Silk Gloves ~ Fiecor—Nugests ; Fine Milanese silk, full length, double- finger-tipped; beautiful styles with tuck- ed. shirred or embroidered arm, or trin med with a tiny pleated ruffle. Come the new shades for Spring ........ “= S Anniversary Silk es aueTesErseeeuses cena sy Hosiery Offerings Women’s $3.25 Pairs Lace Clox Hose fas shi one ‘1 Su ZesS s! . to 10 >see 19 lo «Le a. } 7? law Blaek full-fash: ned thread Silk Hose. eiast Fart (Main Fleoer—N\agents.’ SPECIAL SALE 2000 YARDS DOTTED SWISS 2000 Yards Best Quality, All Colors—Come in Two Size Dots. . clever whalgg pieatings. plumage -hair braid; Hats, transparent Hats, and straw combinations. tagal » Anniversary Sale —~ of Easter Millinery ey) y Clever New Hats 3 In All Their Glory , , e . i oS lis. : | ie’, Edi UT) ail aZe, pear! aba paatibuim Sta} =. > , , 7. , > Pe . . _ , , © - > «i shades, all shades. of tan, berry shades, blaek, brown and - , ’ 7 = Gorgeous flower trims, full wreaths, large roses, pond ao ae — ~~ gfesn —' oe e . t = - “. , Pu © - - - . ' . P : , : | | : ; : | aa = e e @ ° a _ = - i 4 ¢ . 7 7 ; - OEE TE EIST OTS ¢ REET OTST OTHE 8685450. 44 41 OP 0+ OF 40e “ENE OD RTO Os bee $. 830-8 68 B°S° a's b7 bts (Pea ER ER ERR RSE ES - Colors: straws, Swiss milan hemp and many com- Copen with white dots Pink with white dots } lons, White with blue dots Black with white dots A . Navy with red dots Red with white dots nniversary with white dots Copen with red dots : P ° WHR White dots — Old rose with white dots rice, Navy with white dots Tangerine with white dots ‘ Brown with white dots Navy with green dots (Main Fleor—Nugeats.) (Second Floor—Nuzgents.) —s .@ « ~ — Anniversary Sale of Anniversary Sale of | Easter Apparel and Gifts Girls’ = For or “~ Babies matter Tine poplin and stripe ete p-on Diapers of pure gum Be nit with elastic at waist and knee, in flesh. natura) = and white . > ~~ 35c Lustro in R — a. | $1.00 Baby Moccasins ners and centers; in floral pat- Pink er blue crepe de chine terns and come in Moccasins with silk en lac- pimk or Dlue ........ $3.95 ing and embroidery 75 oo ae eee oC 50c Baby Shirts . Fine Merino Baby Shirts, tn button front style, tape neck Fancy Dress. 1Crib Pad. and finished With shell stitch Petticoat. 12 Diapers. 4 edge. Sizes infants ‘ef for 50c | Gertrudes. » Shirts. to three years. 1 Blanket. ; } Bam; ders. $2.25, $2.50 S ru _— Dico ee stifte hing 50 Climax Diapers gee Baby Creepers Snappy meyorantpy ant a, Boys’ Wool se VA 4 af a > . poe rho? tf Others at $7.95, $12.95 to $25 Ss’ s rs r a fac ae a r Orne ~2Oai. 2 he ~ 4 = “a — . ISTTOUS guaiity | Ba taffeta in pretty : . i . ‘ . . lades robe 9 ~~ 4 em > “ . . > ss " : . > _ . >» ’ ’ s $12.75 to $14.50 Suits Just before Easter you can save money by buying these Suits. 4 : : ; > . . _—-_ ‘ . '. " . > ’ _ > — > - cal . . >, > , i . > : > " > . sha cha ‘ . ~ oe , nt ~? ; _ > * . ~-i-* ° > : > ' > . > ? ° . Other new mod- a els at $12.95, $14.95 KRDICKErS ae to $25 are doubie sfit -ceaad f leer—Nugents. | srr - nat? ~ J s re PF GCMe SE CO's WE O42 SETHE 6 >S seevepr @ ® @ @ifs ” ce. SSSSSSSSSeeessiaasesaeeaseeaesauauan Haar rrs2aaD Lal ned ines from 1 - petairs hm “? + SOME or THE STYLES ARE: _-_ Tan Ceif Twe-Strap Slippers Tan Calf Cotoniais Black Kid One-Strap Slippers tnile-Strap Pwm px LAND MANY OTHERS choosing. Sizes 2%. to 8. Patent Leather Once-Strap Black Satin Oxfords Steppers Patent With Gray Quarters BARCAIN BASEMENT 2000 Pairs of Low Shoes Grew Suede Strep Pumps Calf With Gra rray Quarters Rieck Suede Mrep Pumps Brown Wiliteary Owfords Brown Suede Strap Pumps Patent Leather Oxfords Assorted on tables im sizes for quick SSeerrreescescereessesseressesesesess.)e -Pants Suits/"7..\ ay Fine ihn. Aeagriinnertt Pee, — - f St. Louisans are a y of which are fy mitable to Fill he Too numerous to the wanted effects will Are Canton Crepe, maine, faney F erepe and crepe °° ~olors. For women ane iisse, — ar the sae stay combed. (Main Fileer—Nugests) | | ARN a es and Caff Sots” éura be —_ Dress Goods, A wonderful selection of @ for capes. Bolivia, silk and # rich lustrous fabries, such ag duvet de laine, fashiona, 8 lusteen, Genova or silk inches wide. $32.50 Apartment Style _ hand painted or - Lin ted quantity }. . ht} Pee Artificial Fruit Ss ‘Mu-pol .- elai l $75 ive oTISHnt cry lej $2. 25 Set = 6 Cas and Saucers Imported thin china with be ' hore i” Refrigerators. 60-iD. tee capacity, white ~ food chamber; ' $67.50 and $90.56 : 100 and 125 ib. ice capacity: porcelain liped $1.50 Windsor Pot Of very heavy aluminum; + quart size; with aluminum Ie rire ere te 2 ee =] © @& SS @ autiful $ aga Dang decoration.......... #2 _— SSecrewerseeeeseeeeseaereeseserrses

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ay ee ¥ ’ ? / e ; - : : ‘ ° : ‘ 5 TI"eC eT 9 WAY. “s \ eg TUPSDAY. MARCH (27, isc, | aE AARCH 27, i923. 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- DSPATCH —_ —— Se ee —— —- -———— eee a Easter Bunnie Dolls || $1.75 Sheets s 4 tt S1x90 bleached sentmless Sheet SEE EE Ss 7 . SES 82 2 ae ae = | | a Cie em...) = Stenciled in fast col- ers op bdbiack glazed mace of excellent quality. , XE cloth. to he sewed and % no starch .. $1. 35 ' stuffed. A dandy toy | \\ surprise for the kiddies , 70c Pillowcases ae WY) ~ a i\ , . oY ~*~ ~— AS { edge }’ illowe nase S- ox Zz Faster bs oe ; - 42x56; le Mstitehe . 4 . . - ¢ art Needtewor’ Dept.. Fourth Fleer—Nagenis.} *: hemstit reeihee -¢ oC - " : ' a ‘ rd llieor—Nugents.) THE STORE ew , *. som ALI THE PEOPLE f St. Louisans are taking advantage of the superb Anniversary “= 54 y of which are receiving their f : wa : | . Portable to fill the amar dae Anniversa ry Sa le of Pe 3 — = = = eal ate Sigg Se Se EA EE IEEE OL PH OR. Gate! ge KEM a a ~ ~- bee a , ; Women's 35c 1] =|1500 Fur Chokers Z eMEe S6c _- —_ Iivery woman and girl wanting a Fur Choker for her Spring out- Women's 50c fit should inspect the beautiiful furs this sale offers at ete: a). A very pageabe, | | unusual purchase makes possible the lew price, which is far below 4 gee || ee “EN That would cost you . ; ~ ~ ’ ' ; their rérelar value! toa terse rT : : ) tT Siecmese ‘sents One and Two Skin Styles _ : ) iy at least $50 it tai-. We Offer 35c They are all — made of seleeted skins. and they are all new—- — ‘ 1s ; q never before shown Ve advise early selection to those desiring cl »{¢ : + | ie | | d a ‘ 300 = | Women’s 23c of the complete assortment. oe eae oo sees Be L Wg ~~ Zs 7) ore fo or : | Vests All the | : : | , a) 1 \ 7« ) oy fe Beautiful = _ Fine white rib- Favored Furs | | ve y | i~ fi og : — a fl ted Veete bona Wolf Skins | “y , | ) : oy : top, regular Natural Mink & ’ y = | CHOICE 3 pup & German Fitch yo | , fio Ve g 3 RK 50c Fox Skins | | {4 fi] ; / Women’s 850 a _, Col ae ii a j. | Anni versary 3 Union Suits ante olors ul | Z | | Price - Dyed Bluc Band and bodice Hudson Blue top, tight and “3 j loose knee styless Pearl q,ray . . | y ra Sizes J6 to 20, MN alnut Brown m ’ . S LES women and misses. ; 69 : Silver Gray Fi Single- Breasted aud Platinum ' ; (Main Floor.) 7 a (Second Floor—Nugents.) ses sell regularly from ee we | Double-Breasted 7 Sport — Me durabie cl) oe Byers lingers = $2 New S I Caps $1 55 J = Seconds of $39.50 Kind infectant; odorless ae with eye: ? 5 marthe, Chtiere. trie. pring p : : f wd | sy 7 ss) Relciales 0 Kind and harmless ieintere... Cc oe Res Ph pte. C Wool patterns, satin lined, new models, all sizes, 654 to « 3g. } . ZS fi 7 design in popular blue color it | | Widini N ects MT | Mil di. MTT A tints, castor, brown shades, grays and black. For women aa er Latins grape Beautiful satin-lined Hats in all the new ~ 90 (Second Fle N , 35 © ee oe $8.50 Spring shades, such as natural, pearl, green “ (Main ; be (Main ‘Fleor—Nugents.) (Main sens heim (Maip Yioeor, Men's Store—Nugents.) |: | a bho ings; size ” aa oe: , 5 bGooils, $3. As14, 50 | mmMidMGin — $3.98 Canton Crepe - YX Sah_ SS Minn new Spring shades or black, 40 inches Wide....«+eeseerss iderful selection of the p@@lack matcrials . Buy Rugs on s. Bolivia, silk and woc retynes and $4.50 Satin Canton Crepe ae rous fabrics, such as . tyne, Juina, In brown, gray or black, 40 inches wide | - ) laine, fashiona, panvela@Meen, precosia, $3.98 Lenox Crepe Genova or silk coch® ne, all 54 “ 7 , For capes and dresses, in new shades of blue, brown, cocoa, 7 PUENTEEDVUEAUGAATHAUOAAUOAOUOANUUEROUENOUUL and r black, 40 inches wide $2.00 Chiffon Taffeta $ .: 55 $2.75 Canton Crepe Re 2 Yard-wide, lustrous chiffon Taffeta in navy Yard-wide Canton Crepe in navy blue, brown, gray or black brown, gray or black (Main Floor—Nugesnts.) *acuum Washer with large fl es it very easy enya | IS 1 . $1.75 Inlaid i tabi Wael $4.50 Fringed Curtains LINOLEUMS A , ! i Convenient il Des , SS 220 ~pairs beautiful — = ite ee WP inoed Curfains, 2! Standard grade Inia Linoleum, FRIGER AT e fo owt, | | Gfoot wide, excel- 9 | z . mb Ee aees see Sayre saralge otioeee ame yarns _— ey . lent range of pat- aera $ . — a Sat £ et ie So saan in awon derful range o1 terns, €¢oO lors vo capacity; white lint’ | sees patterns, some allover, || through to burlap er; specia) o Shegptecqereererp bree orteres Soest er: see a " F Le : sq. y d | 4 | d $59.50 Refrigerators— par cri sresh berry ct others with borders at 2 os ‘ “Whe in ios co aecs Seed Se Sniwe weeewAem bottom and trimmed 5 sth -Wide Linoleum ; —— Ht é Bf | AW ery special 7 EDs : Bal SS £. tart ‘ ye r . eS eavy pritea, | | \ : ee Yee eee ith bullion fying : aig nd ema Cc : - , ee es With black heading. tractive tile pat- _ ore as, ‘ ‘a TA ge ‘OO of heavy = ; mum G-quar —_— ¢ o averas' ’ aaa, U-quart wyv" » fl ; Square Yard And kettle ow ith ” rT 4 Maatenn ee rans —— without ust recewed from the eanadiilll purchased for ee Easter event we aluminum be ( : i int men Pair piecing, mae | i ~ an ee es ae customers the most SURPRISING NG VALUES AND ASSORTMENTS in C in Coats, Capes | out cs “2 Mi WW i yal., 95¢e. i) oe) dnd Dresses they've ever seer before Easter at such a LOW PRICE A Vv i n . 5 = |e oe | - Sunfast Silks Inlaid 23: 780M $20 COATS . . => r3S555:: Windeor Pot R r 7 36-inch guaranteed SS 253273; $15 CAPES sas ie | | 26 inc ‘Ide, Dun- meavy aluminum ; 4 . | 36 inches wide, » } Sunfast Drapery Silks, with aluminum lids. i | alow net effects, also lendid - 3 £ shown im a_e splendiK a e* shadow and filet effects, | range of patterns and al! Short lengths 4" ‘a > - f ~ 7 ‘.. | $2.95 Kite | eee patterns. the $4 colors up to. O square las vards. Manv iit ai f Dreages are here EXACTLY like models setting 5 Some are jaunts plain Sts les, ofh ‘ in ¢xelysive shops gt a GREAT DEBAL MORN F

, ahh & er ee%s & a 7 4 al 2, _ Extra-Size Wool Crepes, 46 to 50. sage MAY NEVER HAVE : (Third Yicor—N\uagcuts.) ~ | $9.2 (Borgain ; 4% ! : aeu ST a razazaenaneseestaaeeseaas ¢

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————— _ —s = eS --~ pa din a — eee PET TT OE sane aaa or see os ’ ceesteasess —? Delivers Either Instrument Shown Here to Your Home Genuine One-Piece onsele —nt a two-piece convert- ed cabinct. oo Balance can be paid on Ebete dare the Snest ene iy usic. and & easy weekly instal!- the same time present a piece of fur- - ‘ om ¢7 . a « . ; ‘ xc ;sive- ments. np Oy oa di - Order Early. Cif; mers 1008 OLIVE STREET The McDougall $ Delivers Any McDougall Kitchen Cabinet or Quick Meal Gas Range to Your Home y QUICK MEAL GAS RANGES ‘ A oximately — that of the Daily G! ol e-Des ocrat 1 the Times Combined. he City ion of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone ee tlobe-Democrat and the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH (arn accom aantiasenmes etl dieses —— —_—_——— —— —_ _—_ = . * hed - J * 4 e@* ° ‘Gal 2 ae ~~ a > em at . WS emt . , hn e ‘itera P 7 > , ae oe o@r@rirtieen# ’ 4 o se see . - 7’ 7 *-« nn ee aesc@ec#eaeaee _ ’ — "“@aree A Ps . a */anreanrr# a : e : . ‘se . sen F tes ® 4 ed 7 -* ae ~ . Za ; ra AE y ee ini? tT Seeee eee . re - - fa fea * [arin 7a » . + = o 4 4 , - a _ . SPORES ce aES " g.. . P FISCAL BG : . ware P , #4 ~- > se "PRP *Ps ae * . ~ hn , , ‘ ss - “i cere + 6 “= 7 * ss sere ee a ca ¥ ~ ‘iz y ~ r " » Rtas SiR Pevrvseerttae - "2" aee Ns e+? 2 @ @& f “ nr e — a # , 7 EXTRA SPECIAL! For Wednesday, Thursday, *riday and Saturday Your opportunity to buy a pair of new style Cuff Buttons. A regular $1.50 value at ,rad- wants special price of Headauarters for Ladies’ Bracelet Watches. Diamond Rings. and Men's 75 Watches. See what yoa can wear home upon payment of $1.00. $13.75 15 b- Jewel white ro id fit ed Brace! et “ ate hes. forumer price $a. now Our Semi-Annual Jitney Sale Now in Full Swing | Genuine Diamond Rings Great Northern. Watch Special We offer cheice of T00 of the fa- 7-jewel adjaste ~ and $I 00) Butter Knife: $1.50 value ; ° Oneida Community Sil*er Plate, 29-vear guarantee; ', dozen Tea S$] 00 spoons: $1.50 value a ' e Refrigerators Gas Stove Baby Carriages, 5 3-door, sideicer; capacity 75 pounds Improved kitchenette type _ Matertals Strollers and jee; sanitary drain. OE Toe BR orcelilinge mak ’ Large ee “~2x Folding Sulkies =, i 1 $1.00 cust statane ° Easy Terms . Easy Terms. * Easy Terme 9x12 “sg ended: = ry $1. 00 ULY TIARKET STREET ATELEVENTH | Balance Easy Terms E “OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT” = THE Room of $1.00 Cash— Balance Easy Terms « =- Delivers the _ “THOR™ a , 2001 SOUTH BROADWAY (ODENSE OE 0 RE ONE © REO REO ———o , ee Dollar Day |: SPECIAL .00 $ NEST OF BOWLS Five spiendid ciase Mixing Bew's, “Royal” Electric Curling frons A } ap apne te me em is We offer special TEED to give best ' : le ie c gracefully shaped. cicar., spar- Kling clase. Eagily cieaned and i immenaciy aseful t house - wife, ee | Every Cuarler S$ Ooo | Guaranteed - Every “Royal” receives three careful tests by ex- | perts befere leaving the sT. LOUIS factory. Quick!» reaches just the right temperat ure, HOUSEFURNISHING and heldsw it indeftnitety | witheut material chance. COMPANY . ‘*Kresge’s Dollar =e Kresges az 516 Washing n Av. ae ~ $ Ht GREEN FRONT it ; Pn aha Qe # er “ Te a i ae a —— 902-904 Franklin SE. COR. STH. & oN FRANKLIN AV. MF SAVE |. ‘s ON FURNITURE! “Se DRASTIC CLEAN UP SALE NOW _IN PROGRESS AT THE RELIABLE! TT PUETILECELELEEEEDPUGELDLIAL ELLE LEE LEEEEL ESET ER CRELRLEC ED EDEUEEEELESELOELEESEAL OSES EPRSLALIALELED [ORLEEERSODERET ELE LEEL EEE LEE OSERSE ESOS ERSTE OTTO EDEE TEER TERE ERSeEReEeeTeD i a [ABLE f= FURMISHUERS Model “R” AT LOW PRICE OF 4s a2 special “DOLLAR- A" feature. we will de- liver the wenderfal SAROLA te vreour heme fec Medel “f" sareln at 875 ONLY ©! DOW rhi~ ijh- “tahtlishie. 2 new high ern! offer we ill iat ,Rver-_i eng rerewre " 4 YTLiomt cr ‘I tx @u tees t *e lew Ormned WU ALATS entrees piemeare ef «vw. . see ow pated « T*tevere eget sorte Jeu lt be imax the fur- Giieend Safer \ ren : —rprines! with the bean my HOWE FH ONLY 61 leatt tafe lerte hee Rabeerin a reat ONLY $1.00 DOWN) Delivers the Celebrated & ) .. to Your Home! Model “G” Te bear. te sce the mar- Pe, *cleme SAROLA ts te de- AT j sire ene? { emc! Let we ? , demenrsirantc the SL RET. 1 > 'eu-——ief we fourmitia~ise M ont. =a rela ‘es weith if thi ng for beaatifyiag your bome! THESE MIRRORS WILL SELL RAPIDLY. SO COME EARLY!!! Laat if i if

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' TUPSDAY., MARCH 27, MAROH 47 2032. The City Circulation df the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. SPH ¢* ae CP Meese aete“ene DARD SF SBS SST £ 2S PRPC RM meena es SOG P Cae cstcsaassleacise JUNIOR SECTION SPECIAL | ®4 Floor, Broadway Side. TOMORROW | SALE! Th). 1000 GIRLS’ Gingham Dresses —= Just as the season for tub pes eH > ‘Y dresses approaches, we offer we masses Vem these extraordinary values. f \3 Seores and scores of dainty ! frocks for the little folks, in a charming variety of fine an Sizes quality gingham and cham- ng SP $1 6 te 14 bray combinations, of neat- est workmanship and finish. r : J) Each Model a Revelation at...... ra THOMAS W. GARLAND, sees 4109-11-13 BROADWAY, THRU TO SIXTH 8ST. . 4 020101 Day we offer you We Offer These Special Values For DOLLAR DAY ONLY All greatly reduced for the one day | Regular Wednesday a Price Only o Felt Rainbow Rug; wears like iron..................... $1.75 $1.00 Marquisette Curtains; lace edges, pair................... $1.75 $1.00 , Oil Opaque Shades, 3x7 ft.; white, green or buff.........$1.35 $1.00 Cocoa Door ee: ek 20 $1.00 muobeer Door Mats; 18x30 inches.............ccceccccee - $1.35 $1.00 Congoleum Floor Mats; 18x36 inches.................... .00c 3 for $1.00 Linoleum : ee. eee ete -$1.00 Inlaid Linoleum Remnants, 1 to 4 yards, sahil square yard. .$1.65 $1.00 SY OE, NO GN Ras cc. ec tte cen cten 65e 2 for $1.00 ASA Demeye 7 ry Child’s Folding Tables. .......-..We---++ssrsteseereerectee: Ady A 18-inch Golden Oak Stools......» TE D émene o2eetee dponce vee ——- Gilbert Guaranteed Alarm ClocleB.....----+:sssrtrrr rr rttt o108 26-Piece Malabar Tableware S@BB.4...--- «sss sere rrrr eee: pe 18-Piece Aluminum Spoon Sets...%8...------ F obe Gpenieae or * Grass Rugs; size 27x54 inchés..5..------- ee ee Se 2 — Polychrome Electric Night | eee , A.M. to 8 P. M. Wednesday Only— s will ool ‘a ot nae es : ie i ‘(30 3 BIG DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS| e ular either spectacles or agama for : * | ® i Gold-“illed 7-In. Pyralin® ® Waldemar my Star lvory ’ y Chains Emblems Buffers ® mm Gothen lak. Relid geld. Genuine $2.50 value. a s as gazed ams. << bear! $1 a ia — oo “ . a Goldman & Cuq uet .. sa Just "your F ae aah - a Call ont chars ; Jowelers—Optomctrisis—Opucans 7 aaa 5 by a" , Bees bes, ate” Spl Say, Skoop!?! Have you heard that Hi-Craft Malt Extract is made of the highest grade Barley? It insures quality and flavor. T hn and be happy, 2 cans and one Rogers nickel-silver Teaspoon for..... Se He RT waive 360, ané-ons parQ) and tancery ant one Dv) mint, Diewbirt. rors) value 35c, and ene vor) and Saucers and one | rated, bluebird, regular i fect Chamois, value 6Se ter plate. sew cu one) | waius $1.48: | COP ccccccccscseccceces regular $1.50 value....; Specie) ««ctpe we ce ceees Cups and Geucers; imperea evar GS mooty acorated roruias paire imported ro im ported, near GS nestly decorated. regular regular value $1.60; $1.60 value; $1.40 value, tot. roesar special ... wpecia) .«vencosretsees POF POI. nce rccccemeces value $1.35; value, $1.60; special eee eee eer eeeeee especial “Teepe eeee. Pee 2s: 7p LANGE CH Glasses ; ‘ “| Cstental- Sherbets; we peg tose” so a | doen, bigh foot, regular | ; BRE

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) y —-— The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. —_—_—_— ae A eS —— = ———— —— _ nl LACT sah 7 ‘ - ; , 7 ‘ 4 - ~ “4 : ; a wit s yf what’ q , . m7 ral : Pe Pa yt te r i a - io, ee | ee ¥ re Ree Of > ee ee ey ea ~ S ~ ’ hy aaa « Ds al a SS , es, 4 ¢ Rho ae. Pee m ats “hy We, 7 re @ Ree oe » A eae a ‘ . +h ates : per . Fb a Ba TUESDAY. a " : ji a re » ee 5% as - ee iiss, . i ? : F eit : ee Pies. ear © -~*. . oa abet *) eee Se a) of - _ — _ ‘ r. oe, a a ‘ Pal ot _— = ae * a ’ es ee wy - , ot ‘ 7, be _ — ; + ‘s Spies ¢ . w : 2 he Fee . ~ aes d eae +> ba — aT 0. ae wel, as | ‘ Seee See ea « ae v ee * 2 2s, ~y "2 A : , y ay ox ' . : ° _ ‘ ca ea e@#-* ” ad e : ‘a eA ’ “tl , & v > “Sean ae - . gee? ‘a . os Sores emer+ eee Zr ;, “=o _ ; “- “sath . S# és “ea SP Otis ; fs > 7 , P| ’ 7 . a = a - 7, ‘#9 RPIL I B« r se : Z , s 4 Bek ca sf 4 J 7 i , Bae . , ef OFPtanes - is oe | "ay - : - ; 4 * even : 4 “a : _ * “_ "nd 7 ea. f, See ee. : ; SE ' oe °F "ee ee «& ba + . : ? SHEET MUSIC 35e Per Copy 10 Lbs. ROUGH DRY . > Se nds J This its the best value we heave Mis ae 3 reer wich | ’ ase + for the money. The flat pieces ru say Love 1 ma itove Let: Your “Doilars” Buy More at GROSS Cobecine- Qwners See us FIRST! Whether you afte building, remodeling, oF st] eee te eee acne alee LS CI AT A ES Aenean te A ee PN (TryrrrrrrYrrerrrrf,T'Tt" TT"??? + "se ””FFrrrrryeeeeemeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ee “" n .\ : ment. ind MeCermack's Song ies gue perts. Their Sereaeae are at vrour @s posal without eo 35 Val. y LB : are returned troned and other oes oe _ coat — » ) a S} mply r dol ng over a room or two this Sprin g—see TEs FIRST: nnn Laat Fm, the Felicesinn Astichin- pieces are ready to tron. sy i Smaihe Value). | Kaine ; CREAM | g cles : Minimum ee Se ae eee } We are manufacturers and our plant is located right here im ae 3 Finest Xo 1 Ib. ) cess 29 | own Week | eg ey seg | Saint Louis. This means nothmg added for freight or ex- Domertic 4 ‘an Bu di ( Be mbo'_ _ Neath South Sea ” a a wuras 3 Quick Meal Gas Range dememens4 Matting naiée Moon ‘Follies, I came, I Saw. press—and prompt delivery when you are ready for the Bed, Spring and Mattress R U G We guarantee satisfaction in Love Sends = Tittle Gift of Reses : | -~ . shirt and colla le - I Waitt Ie Made for Lave s Table and 4 Chatrs se ge siicag eras Yankee Prince Mother in _ire- | Come in and consult our ligitimg ex Kitchen Cabinet and ce ro? te 8B: .00 Rug or Linoleum—Dresser Wor erful value a: S$ special! pri bad @r - J Elsie Metropolitan re {UNLETE Laundry 4436-40 OLIVE ST. Forest 3813 Forest 2901 Delmar 4512 SAUER KRAUT ==: to 3 Ibs. 10 Temtor Preserves i sewn’ 19 Tub Butter ress p, 50 50 Gir value WALKER -ARMSTRONG 1306 Olive Street Opp. Public Library In the Low-Rent District Nene con J oe LoOcusT sr. Music Mewes oF st Lew 7 oa eee! Vip Aifocmmlipoky m City fog Chandelier fa 1IOT7 Tenstrtievmiat verre ee $ A 5 n B eZ riwv~yrryrrereererfeft TT??? TTT TTT T777 7" _*""rFrrrrrrreYeeeeeeeeereeeereee eee > |/ Cut This Out—Bring With You | Used Player-Piano Rolls, If POPULAR Tomorrow — Choice of More | | 3 . Wednesday and Thursday ) 30c Copy Friday, we will accept this adver- } Paoular New Console ! | tisement as a payment of....... } | 4 for $1 On every instrument purchase of $20 cr over as follows: VICTROLA $100.00 purchase. $800 $400.00 Purchase. $20.00 || | And Forty Selecti $200.00 purchase.. $10.00 $500.00 purchase . $25.00 ||| | nd Forty Selections This will be accepted the same as a cash payment from our EO Feet ae ae “SPECIALS F FOR WEDNESDAY st ere a Strictly fresh; large country. Every one guaranteed. Ever-Good Eggs Are the Best. en ee om As a special discount inducement for Wednesday, Thursday and —_, Honeymoon Time. Got to Cosi My Doggies. Aunt Hagar’s Blues. Some Day You'll Cry Over Some ene. That Red Head Gal Sils- ter Kate. Biue. Little Rover. Baby Biue Eres. Steal a Little ; K ‘sa. Leoresick Blues Georgia Se + Se ee \ This megns twenty double-face Victor Records of your own choice of any $15.00 worth you may choose . = re . ; . - . . —— ~abin Doer. Witheut I Fats. . already lowest Piano, Plarer or Phonograph prices Ke Down Payment ther Fictrolas 8238 te 8415 4i mst — es ——- - . Pure White Cane these orices. (‘This appli te all instrumen cept restricted articles. GCaeawine For thehkere a r- om MA LEHMAN CORNER | 1101 Olive St. ||) Open Every Evening Until 9 P. M. the Night Farewell Blues. far- or you colina “Home. Down bry the O14 | ' | PIANO | App.e Tree. Meet Me Next Sun- . Gay. Fussy Wuzsy Bird. South may pay a month | SUGAR 1s ws. .. With 3 Lbs. Ever-Good Cup Coffee. Sean Eyes. Who Cares? Little 3 Lbs for $1.00 | Lest Rollin’ Stone. ‘arelina tn : CO | the Morning. ‘Tou Kaew Tou WISOONSIN CREAMERY CORORED e . Belong to Somebody Ese. for the complete outfit | > ent oi tn all WurR Liz ER ace. Orchestrations to amy af the above, 5c. 1006 OLIVE ST.—Between 10th and 11th PURE BUTTER wren came Om 9 $7 00 00 > | f Pxosic a4 { S:6 LOCUST ST. etCeT COMPLETE MUSIC HOWE Ww st LoS Largest Sheet Music Cou@ter in City ) Bettie] Le THE RATES FOR GAS have been reduced to St. Louisans since March 15th. The householder can now buy 1000 cubic feet of gas for . . ..+.-+- THIS MEANS A SAVING TO THE USERS OF INCANDESCENT MANTLE LIGHTS GAS IRONS BBE oth ow! GAS RANGES GAS LAUNDRY STOVES GAS WATER HEATERS, TANK AND AUTOMATIC GAS WASHING MACHINES RADIANTFIRES AND SPACE HEATERS GAS IRONING MACHINES All of the above Gas Appliances can be seen and are sold on easy terms at the main and branch. offices of THE LACLEDE AS LIGHT COMPANY ae | Rc , a +. ” ‘ Rds ” Ss sa ‘ .% , ‘Ss a m pias | = x , - na Cc : Beer, i i ‘ " F oe a sg apt EP . oF ; . man t Pag 3524 wks . ‘wes. Ve, + f + : Monk > xi ant oe ey ee y ( / ek bu + : Ms be ae iM : ss . Ss j a ome ; . " : et i ee Oe ee, a \ [ :

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TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923. : SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 14 FAMOUS-BARR C O. Be tom Ki Goss ; oe ceptional values at ednesday’s price Of, POIT.. cc -cecseereweterseseeeeees: $2.95 Athletic Union Suits == @ Women's white and pink comfortable, loose- wipe J wtyie ton Suits in thie ly favored. ree materials are excellent and anew are all well-known makes regcul extra sizes. $1.25 to $1.50 valnen orieed.. SI 00 Third Fleer - o PMPP CPCB MMI TSS SS A ne ae Charge Purchases Made During the Remainder of the Month W Val _Appear _on April Statements, _—- ~~ ——— We give and Redeem Eagle Stamps —Few Restricted Articles E rcepted. - For Easter, Young Men of 15 to 20 Years Will Wisely Select Academy High” With Extra Trousers—Specially D 7 y esigned d Accurately Tailored, and Excellent Values at 1.9% #24. 1 936 q The vounger men have an unusual appr eciation of “style,” and that which they invarjably seek is al appr embodied in the “Acad- emy High” Suits, which we feature in our exclusive~section for clothes in sizes 15 to 20 years. The assortment is now at the height of completeness, affording best selection of Easter attire, and since every Suit has an extra pair of trousers it wil! give maximum service. The newest Norfolk, Jazz, {| Clothes that exactly meet REE Blue Bird Dinner Set »solutely ' FREE With Your rchase of 10 Over, Either Cash or Purchases — ve Si. Men! Young Men! Get Ready for Easter Daring This Sale of ~ Gabardines and Two-Pants Suits orn Extreme Valuesat.. Qif you need a good-looking new Suit or Gabardine that will give you the fullest service at a moderate price, you can’t do / better, than select during this offer. Every garment is splen- Ey didly tailored in new 1923 styles, of fabrics that are of a |: N A lars” sROSS single and double breasted models, expertly tailored of all- wool materials in a wide variety of patterns and colors. | the requirements of lads | who are ready for their first long-trousers suit, and oth- ers up to 20 years Old. Second Floor ST ete _—— —_ - 2 = —- - a LAUT eee - i os ae as or : Wednesday—A Surprising Value-Giving Sale of 3000 much higher grade than is usually found in such nominally priced clothes. The Suits Sports and conservative single and double breasted models—all with two pairs of pants. Of cheviots, cassimeres, flannels and worsteds, in checks, plaids, mixtures and plain colors. All sizes from 16 years to 44 chest measure. The Gabardines— Natty double-breasted models, with all- seal belts, tailored of good grade tan shower-proof gabardine, with satin sleeve and yoke lining. Can be worn as a top- coat during the Spring and Fall. All sizes for men and young men. “s Masement Economy Store ite Oxford. Shirts | pme Qwners ling, remodeling, or ‘ing—see us FIRST! Extraordinary Valdes i in Newly Arrived - “@ | Easter Coats & Capes Undarpriane $ 1 ° 95 ws he ey ~_ re on ocated right here in 1 for freight or ex- are ready for the @ White Shirts like these are very popular because ef their pleasing appearance and excellent wearing qualities. Splendidly made Shirts of highly mercerized white Oxford cloth: all room- ily cut and made by a well-known manufacturer. A group from which man, will deem it most economical to anticipate all needs for Spring and Summer. All Shirts in neckband style—finished with ocean pearl buttons, and obtainable in all sizes. ing ¢x @ There is twofold advantage in selecting your Easter Coat, Cape or Wra from this collection: First, you are assured of a decided saving; secon you will have the pleasure of choosing from an unusually large assortment. Sports coats of plain and plaid polair, capes of tricotine, wool velour, suedine and Bolivia; wraps of suedine and wool velour, me are others becomingly trimmed with stitching or tassels. In tan, rookje, Sor rento and reindeer. $27.50 to $35 Easter sco Very Specially Priced at $ blouse-back and aetrictly tallored Special Purchase and DADA Dada b badd da doa ao! 09999909990000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000008 Tike Se ee . ° I 6214 A Splendid Collection of Boys Sale of mine Minesttiiees STUN AY. styles of checked velour, Poiret twill and tricotine, in black. navy. gray, tan and pookie, Some are plain, but Boys’ S $1 30 trimmed with beads, embroidery and the majority are NESDAY Doz. $4.00 Paes ey braid ee ee we een tree oe —— ee ——— —-~ ~~ - Basement ‘Keonomy Store Two-Pants Easter Suits sepenine © | 5:20 @ All-wool suits, superbly tailored in new styles, wifh pleats and full belts. Checks, fancy mixtures, on ie and plaids in a variety of neat colors. E/”ach suit has two pairs of pants that practically double the life of the suit. Sizes 8 to 15 years. Novelty Suits $8.00 Oliver Twist, junior and-mi4- @y atries: tailored of ali- wool cassimeres, cheviots, blue serge d je reey. aiso pongee, trim- ed with braid anda emblems; nome have extra trousors. Sizes Zto & years. Blouses “Kaynee” Make, at S9C @ High-grade blouses cf soft finish fast color shirtings, in attached, button-down collar and Broadway cuff style. In new spring patterns of stripes and checks. All sizes, 6 to 16 vears. Women’s Gloves. ——SE Eee iee.. P1L.AD € Bixteen-button Milanese ont Proves with double finger tips an eavy embroidered backs. Ali sizes, in white, pongee and gray. Economy Stere EE Children’s Shoes erases” $1.65. over Sweaters, knitted of all-wool yarns, in @ Lace or button etyles with br and fancy weaves; rol ae or V necks and toes and evclld goles, nature sha eeves in a comprehensive aasortrment of . . peed ae? or low heels, all i“ o Ait @i2en from Masement FKeonemy Store pa nf Women’s Spring Sweaters S2.85 to - 5D $7 2.95 VW omen’s Silk Hone prvscgamed at me ———————————_———— = ¢*¢s ? rpc’ ; Ts Ss € ' riitt q . ‘ siipe é i te Bweaters, ° : a / Secondly wen | $1.50 orsied or fiber #lilk ¢ na worsted combination j rade—at . “wee jovelty, dropstitch or piain weaves, in a num | han ‘fashioned thread-etik Hose with double ete Garter tope fp and re- inforced black, hite and cuore, A Wednesday Offering of Compelling Interest— $2.50 to $2.95 Wool Sweaters g Spring Reefers $10.00 Reefers in new tan anil gréy mixtures and plain SNA Ces oe 7 ee. .? oc Cet ’ : ‘ef got | , irs ard &€: _e&* *® cCoTmpina ions _ A splendid oppor- tunity for parents to save on Spring and Summer Shirts. Second Fleer Others at $5.75 to SI*. Second T iowr . All sizes 26 to 4f Basement loonemy Sitere New 85c Tissues Wednesday, Yard | sheer quatit: ‘ : ; eT) Cote. int tr nen wit In the Housefurnishing Section Wednesday— Aluminum Roasters An Unusual Offering of q | Rippelette Bed Sets $6.00 preeerernrene wate | SS me => A= O5 . | of >, $1.75 Value @ Beautiful and serviceable, of 90x100-inch full-size — with yen sem ———— edges. cut corners and attractive colored 6 Be | and boleter covers to match. | ~ ~ an :4 ieee $3.69 Tablecloths : | A specially priced 1 ov a ‘y mercerized pattie m4 Damask : ‘ge ee can he oe im pir Aluminumwere Specials $1.50 4-qt. Pitchers $1.15 3-qt. Pitchers $1.10 3-qt. Milk Cane 80c S-qt. MUR Cane 0c 2-y>". Saucepan "I+ 95¢ Sink Straimers. pail with cover $1.25 S-qt. Cov. Stewpan> une = _ | Aladdin Aluminurmware Japanese Dinner Sets aia yon oa tag Specials. ener wey ) for Bpring «etd . a t wears spiendidly Pajama Checks Yard-wide pure bieached qua)- Jard-wide «mercerized finish ity, In mill remnants from one | Sateens in peat printed patterns ry desirabie very desirable for lnings. et44 15c “mill seconds.” 39c¢ 69c grace: yarad...... Bo 7 ? se for underweal y 5 Blou S pe jatar ete var 35c Voile ee S Seme oer)! ' cote ‘% #8247 ._ ao ; ; (tern "Ta ty) ona lothe. “" -* was , , ; wee Y : metal ure r act - Se .£&0) ines prom vViewehes ciothe. V alues ‘ ct ; j ae + * . ive ne eatin cord maaeam tw J eames ci . White Flaxon : i ae Pull pleces bearing the orig. e Giegh rr, inaicn st thetete, @abjety checks : lrectite etripes and ether designe: ideal che nas rhe ade and t) bed at) shades. for waists or infants mill remnants from tero 19 wear: yard . to seven yards iong. 74... Cc in T2x72-inch eize, ti offer a wide choice of round designs, shown or gold, and priced for Wednesda,Y to @gix varcs iong, V* ; termed cim «putt $1.45 '.-g2! mm 4 d Hhewerts -Mixned Paimt 3 a1 50) Waal tint geml Cedting bustet Sik «10-touth C.arvhen Ibak« $1.25 Garics) sjmtice. = ore’ preva $1.25 Garden “padding [ orks. 4-tine (Virmas Wath Payer ( ketene. 5 came fon Poultry Fencing Laundry Soap € Bright-cvlew4 = “lowers, rib- | bon, frulte and now elthes are | used te trim these attfactive Mate. which ere fashioned of variows etrewe and dethe ia bieck and the «son's best eviers. i - ym pie Ww Lae ‘* | 10 BAKS 30c¢ Haeement Callers r aot 1 attractive Ape ut ae These are 1¢0-piece Dinner Seu v an. ecora id einen 4The wet 1 ota’ Tine edges and Yom gol | States beeal ont butter plates and fast-stand sguceboats Bince the Timited, carly aes F would be most advisabie quantity ‘is Fifth Fieer Seeaeaces 890880808 489999 90000000000000000000000000 00a eaeeeaeet aa aanaacacccccccs ee a ARR RRA ARADARADRAAAAARDADADADADDADD ADDS DD Oe ee ee eee ye sf

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” HO Hi _“@ | , " ; RE nc ate oo Ssleriia ealaa $35 to $110 ; ecamel’s cloth; in tan, brown. Russian Sable double-skin Chokers shadow plaids and combinations. The ma- $195 to $350 jority are silk-lined throughout, others Mink Chokers; single and double. : with yoke lining. Large patch pockets, oe Pg eh nm | buttons and buckles smartly applied. is chchine ......... Sete On Fox Chokers; dred blue, beige, platinum. slate, cocoa, black. rose. baum mar- ign wiinn aid moces ccc stan eo S50 Feurth Fleer Sizes 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section. Sizes 34 to 44 in Women’s Coat Section. ribbon and in practically every color ful. Se Oe eee popular for Spring. Special $I We Give E agle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Charge Purchases Made During the Remainder ay C6, i eccccecicscéschsel 31.29 Wetnestay ter ~~ at tageaee or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. of the Month & Will Appear on April Statements | jacquette style, with tie and three-quarter length sleeve. In Our Popalar-Priced Section—Remarkable Choice of Smartest Easter Hats —Wide Range of the Latest Styles—at 72 *10 715 @ At these very popular prices you will be surprised at the fashionable millinery we present—modish Hats for women, misses and matrons, and for street, sports, afternoon and dressy occasions—every model authen- tically styled and extremely charming indeed. Tailored Hats with smart ribbon effects— flower-trimmed models—soft braid Hats—models with Egyptian coloritigs and all else that is new— shown in wide variety. Feurth Fleer : se her face soateiiinn : youthful th death, jay im mate to- | . in the bedroom of her : . re she died last night. while 7, « of friends and admirers leayerentiy by. Many weeping. oe — to thei r knees Leside : thers placing flowers her as their remem brasce. ro qhe body of the great t ian Ue In state today and all off sorruw for the crowd, waiting out-/ A Remarkable Opportunity to Obtain Smart | Persian Jacquettes Special >] D.% Wednesday. —— | + € Blouses of heavy crepe in the fashionable Persian patterns— | | some trimmed with plain colors and all are in the very popular | ' | Choice of colorings and designs assures pleasing | ! a» rd becoming selec tion. ae ef the thousands whe will come goodby. The funeral has been/| the Bernhardt home ee ete Pere ary great French men and women pgiee Dp. . P In complance with her wishe+, babe funeral will de simple. as she } Mxoressed a desire that there be great many flowers, -but no funer MErations . fe Red Like Basket of Flowers. a T’ “Livine Sarah” Hes in the) Se where she died, her head slight » > —— et eee ep splendidly made of serviceable radiurm silk. Silk \ - Princess Petticoats Slips Very Special at ¥ ery Special at $9.69, $4.85 ™ hems, hemstitching and embroid- | shadow-proof. In bBiaek, ery. In tan, gray,. biack, navy. | gray. tan, white and flesh, and orownm, white, flesh, henna and (| spneldid quality. Sizes 34 to 46. green. Regular si ‘ s si2€3 Fourth Fleer A Spectally Planned Pre-Easter Sale—Wednesday Only Buster Candies ‘age OP wo “in Lot : | @ Easter Hosiery needs can profitably be supplied tomorrow durin this timelv. of- And Nevelties of Many Kinds | fering. Included are such well-known ee on “Surety,” “Onvx,” . “Topsy,” “Fa- to delight the kiddies Easter 1 caparwomg’ “Van Raalte” and others—black. white and colored hose, mostly with l be interested in our collection of fas- suk garter tops. cinating novelties and delicious confections. | 2400 pairs chiffon hose 200 pairs hand-embroidered clocks | eee pairs medium-weight hose 600 pairs light-weight hose > 1200 pairs lace-clocked hose 500 pairs heary-weight hose : $1.95 Chiffon $1.50 Silk $2.25 Black ’ i ie) ~_ — *- : ~ = ~~ * Pate eee, | | Silk Hose Hose Silk Hose - Eampty Paster | 2300 pairs of full-fashioned i200 pairs of “Stvlepoint” and 2490 pairs of finely woven pure | Chocolate Rabbit — gut op — ~ P ee ee | teps. Black, gray shades, gun- my =~ med, one — Be : Mg — — ‘zed c ton garte: ; se metal, African and oth- i . ACK, gunmmetal and Af- “Ops. Very gerviceabie - ee Novelty er shades. Specia! $I 65 pon ie ate $1 | 7 1.30 F . | at. ax... pelr .... = ’ . > Main Fleer j Featured in Our Candy Shop somen's $2.75 to $3.75 Silk Hose Unequaled Selection in Easter Footwear | —Types to Match Every Costume uh ult ae SE ee tractive modes favored by Fashion—from novelties to the plainest styles, including pumps, straps, Oxfords and tie effects in countless variety, Suede, satin, patent, kid, elk and mg combinations, all-new and smart—grar especially pe but black, tan = eal bee Brown retaining thetr usual popularity. | | New Astor | Novelty i we STH P| Ties Oxfords Easter Bonnets al “Par Excellent’’ Chocolates and Bonbons— Milk Chocolates—French Cream Caramels | — | On La Tosca short lasts, oe Nach or teewe ante Homemade Candies, being but a few of the | In the Inf | i jj with S-weshad — black braided saddies and kinds offered. nies Chien | ants’ Shop—T ots’ : Wednesday—An Interesting Showing of } saiite eilioun Gann ak oe aa i> et canner ues Ge G FRE owt cwe. ~ New Cotton Lingerie | C widths and sizes 1% $10 i ; Of Steadily Growing Popularity Are Printed Crepes ns $3.95 ~ oO = years, : stapie coiors: all fresh new oe 95 gowns | oan biack. | itn | ie ' stock and priced . o $3.75 Lace Curtains ze | @ High quality Lace Curtains in a selection of | im pretty allover or plain center effects; Scotch weaves. Choice of ivory or beige. Wednesday, $ | Pair. P46 ba ae - ‘ ‘a a. - SS 2 * » te ae Care fee bi Pi AP. ; eee ie Hore then go throug® bars 5 P heundeir into the ‘ | she rests im the ee py _— ‘With tte red weblvet — f People leave quietly; as = os | . moving stowty, seeming _t goo with ips murmuring you / aed the enviet broken sow and "y sobs of some close*triend. & procession of several F end ail ranks of Mix See | Qmmon the quality of being wf q wers of Bernhardt's great - ing chat she who was regarded as a> Rivet { — f Sense of | passed 7 | Ti seems net teo much te say the ) set since the death of Vieter the Academician Ie Flare o} rves in Figara, shares with Hugo and Pasteur tistinction ef being the _ lous person in tie | fears of French histery. Expected te Inform ae Proposals Admit of Pure. ther Parleys. Py the Associated Press. » » LONDON, Mareh ZH. | Bected the allies will | ® Argera tomerrew, b Bert 2h pence peng mut “gon and that te @e=

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Shieh to is justly popu- fragrance is delight- | for Wednes- “$1. 29 ollowing groups,- sst—all gaiments ium silk. rincess Slips } ry Special at $A.85 — Slips of radium silk; the hip) and entirely of. Im black, navy., white and flesh, and of ality. Sizes 34 to 46. Fourth Floor : —————————— he many and at- —from charming cluding pumps, ountless variety. ind numerous t—gray being an and Brown lovelty xfords ‘k or brown satin, ided saddies and ; medium Louts to C widths: sizes Second Mleor irtains — ection of patterns — effects; fi et and ige with anon ruffie and a Bn. eat ae fitorial Page Daily - Cartoon —— oe ee ——— - PART 1 a rw O. -—— So ll - » © Lies in State in Home— Simple Funeral Will Be Held on Thursday. ‘* * " °7.— Mme. Sarah | o PARIS, March ardt, her face looking strange- My youthful in death, lay in state to- in the bedroom of her home t nicht, 7 here she died la while hun- i A: As of friends and admire rs pas St a | werentiy by, many weeping, some D Gropping to their knees beside her > and others placing flowers about as their remembrance. «The body of the great tragedienne > itl lie in state today and all of | eeerrow for the crowd waiting out- e the Bernhardt home is evidence of the thousands who will come to | goodby. The funeral has been | i get for Thursday afternoon”“from the | 'fhurch of St. Francois de Sales. ‘whose Cure is Abbe Loutil, Bern- harat's close friend. She will be _ buried in the family tomb in the pemetery Pere la Chaise, where "any great French men and women geep. 4 - oe: u oe . ~~ ~ Py the Associated Preas » LONDON March 37 Pected the allies will dispatch a note - @ ® Angora tomorrow stating that | a Urkis) pence proposal ndmniit 4 Peeouss), and that are “t : We pore. : fo resume neprotiatio * lines remit. “ . —IJt is ex-|} ies of az the WEAN NY Bem tile Spm tte moidai« ‘ The Allies ied the ; : ‘: = Hier- lake, N. New Porto Thh« WASHINGTON, pert PP. Coates of Saranac ,°o | Maurice, ‘stands were flying through ‘mand that the Allies withdraw thetr | Y.. has been selected to be Attorney- | succeeding General of Porto Rico ation | Salvador Mestrie, whose resi and Jewish institutions. ah been accepted by Secretary ‘ish Government will select al! lcated with it. ——— ‘nished articles ‘some missing ‘You see,” remarked our guide phleg- tiaticaliy. ‘that is the pond, but just at present there is no Water in it, neither are there any fish; you raust come again in three months.” Jar- rett made such a fearful grin that I was seized with an uncon- trollable fit of laughter; I laughed until the tears came.” On her return to the hotel, Bernhardt related, a awaiting her, and she. learned ‘had reached an understanding with her managers that he was to exhibit Lar- replacing for articles cleaning several and even etones in return privilege When the were placed on exhibition, she found her jewelry, the that the jeweler had added to her belongings a collection from his own stock, including a pair of spectacles and a small pipe with amber mouth- pipe encircled with diamond stars “To make me smoke pipes and wear spectacles was going rather too far,”’ and Mme. Bernhardt protested but the jeweler said the pipe item him five orde rs, and he with a gz turg” Attempted Robbery. had brought presented madame arette holder Recalled “= set with oilses. “This advertisement came near ‘(costing my life,’ Mme. Bernhardt continuel. “We yews St. Louis Sun- day morning for C innati, my car at the end of the train, and I on the platform. Suddenly the guard or- dered me to go inside, and pulled the alarm signal. As the train stopped, I heard a shot. and saw t! > edie dragging an armed “mar out from under my compartment He con- fessed that he had been dispatehed by an organized band at St. Louis to relieve me of my jewelry He said seven armed men were waiting for us at the incline. He gabbled in bad French. ‘As for you madame, we not have done you any harm, revolver: we should even have let you keep it.” ‘f The train was backed to St. Louis, and another train was sent on ahead, carrying eight detectives with orders get out at the inc The detectives, the other members of th band at the incline. and in the fight one robber was killed. two wounded, and the others captured. “A few later the little band was hanged,” Mn n- hardt wrote. “He was a Wirbyn, 25 years of : all in my power to save him.” Mme. Bernhardt was noted for her errors of memory and this incident remarkable for its evidence of speedy justice, as well as for making robbery a capital offense, ;»rubably her general inclination § to confused to line.”’ found rol he? rhe relates, n aays chief of this 1e Ber I cr fre. reflects forget or a ile Lali® becom about de- that she be given a was not taken up by the Government at today’s Cabinet meeting, it was explained there was no precedent for such a cere- for any except noted public rovernmental personages. Official action today took the form of the dispatch by Minister of Fine Arts Berard of an official representative the Bernhardt home to sign the register and offer condolences. The newspapers print columns about her. Manv of the articles are signed with well-known Mme. Bernhardt's most valvable persona! effects are being taken of the house bv her Maur! and sent elsewhere for safekeeping Died in of Son. Mme. peacefully friends funeral. hardt'’s w~ State ) as "no rigid iiat s. son Arms 3ernhardat died arms of her son. minute before 8&8 In life she had Sarah in the at one o'clock last — ——— eee FREE- FOR- ALL FIGHT BREAKS UP SESSION OF JAPANESE DIET Trays and Ink Stands Fly After Mo- tion Is Madc to Impeach Gor- ernment’. Ry the Assoc 'ated ress TOKIO, March 25.—The Dict was prorogued early today in the mids of a free fight, precipitated by a tion to impeach and ink the when, tn the small hours of morning, the Speaker declared session closed. motion of the oppos! the Government. Trays Turkish School Regulation. ] the Associated Frees CONSTANTINOPLE Pursuing a policy of nat Angora CGoverument has de- ‘lop and engineer a German loan tn America and also back German industries now suffering from. the effects of the Ruhr occupation. The German industrialist wanted the ra rican to send raw materials and capital to the Ruhr industries. it was then that Gary made his offer to help. Stinnes pointed out | the enormous difference between the | totals in money and kind which many . receiving. The American ras willing to ‘k the put forward in ‘hamber of Commerce Congress allied on a fai: admit he tota! the allies repiie i] ba propos.tion and business . ere », Fr Selling American , ain fey ,> ge 4 ‘ ‘ rep- ia Oi eum The two magnates parted cordlal- but apparently nothing definite Official circles her: va@qg concluded. say Signor Mussolini will not see tinnes in Milan because it would open up the Ruhr question and probably lead to a request for Ital- intervention, which this country wishes to avoid I'renchman Expresses Satisfaction. After the rman’s conversations business men, M. (ie th the American igentation plea Ger- | claims to have paid and the | Paur asserted | from the Senate, when a prohibition proposal was be- fore the Senate. will he do for vou?" ‘and skill, to the elimination ‘sources of controversy and shall-ear- inestiy and diligently seek, for thelr manifold fills, the cures which can Hie declared Peed had made a promise to the brewers to get the | Only be found in friendship and good elehteenth amendment amended ao | faith. light wines and heer would be forth. | “In this conference of American it is sought not only to coming, and asserted this lured Re- publican voters away from the or- ganization. “That shows vou what a slogan will do.’ he shouted, ‘bat it mean anything.”’ Explains Beer Slogan. Baur them explained the “light pre beiee buttress the foundations of amity, but to take full advantage of ita op- portunities. Our intimate economic relations require many advantageous adjustments which our fortunate re- lations make possible. es The convie-| ee | a | | ’ League Assembly, who was madé permanent chairman of the confer- enee at the session held Monday. Delegatrs, em presenting meee name, eulogized his work in 1 league, @n@ Chairman Fletcher of “All problems find solution among | the Uniteq States delegation. in see- onding the nomination of the Chil- ean leader, referred to him as a “man who has rendered signal serv- ice to the cause of international ithe resources of their intelligence | peace and understanding.” The fact . that the United States Ras taken firet place in world affairs was men- tioned by Chairman Edwerda aa 4 new reason why the Americas might well consider joining other nations in the march toward progres4, strength and development. ‘ The question is being asked In some quarters whether Mexico will not benefit from the sympathy of her sister republics at the’ confer- ence because of the refusal of the United States to recognize the Obre- gon Government. ere oe ee ow ——- ee ee ee eee wines and beer slogna”’ which ap- peared on his cards before the pri- mary election, March 9, and which does not appear on his campaign | and do the other things needed to | cards now. make the city grow.” He spoke also ) “When I put that sloran on my ‘ata Republican meeting at Kossuth | * Baur said. “Other Aldermen and Warne avenues. - ecearasg, said, ‘You can't ‘do anything. the| Chauncey ‘people won't stand for that. But I | candidate for Alderman from the told them, ‘You watch wh: |Twenty-fourth Ward, spoke at the -_—— Clementel, head of the French com- al delegation to the congress, | ed y t satisfaction with eas of the American delegates | reparations in industrialists are saying | Cary is here primarily to negotiate the important Ansaldo metal- lurgical firm for exportation of half- nished iron and _ steel products from the United States into Italy, taking advantage of the cheaper freight rates on such articles. They would then be finished by the Ansali- d re-exported to the Near and 2 . ‘ Italian company was threat- th failure a short time ago. | « Premier, however, took a hand ig reorganizing it. closing un- PCOS hes and financing considers essential for the -» Nigbecsgee e — 6 s industrial nt. SUGAR TARIFF AS DEFENDED Committee's Statement on Speculation. By the Associated Press. VASHINGTON, March 27.——The Present speculation In sugar is 10 tributable to the Fordney- MeCumber tariff, the Republican “ Committee deciared last ik a statement, than was the eculation in Pigg’ Wiggty ng the prevraliing dutiesten gar were % to 1% cents greater uf nthe t me adoapenan! tariff the state- ment « tended that “to assert that an “Shoe ase in a of a cent @ causes an advance of 6 to & cents a pound in the price of sugar * to give utterance to clotted non- renee pound will do.’~ And I led the field tn the ard meeting. He said the primary election. although I’ was | 4¢dministration was worthy of confi- scratched inthe Sixth Ward through | dence, declaring “there have been no a -misunderstanding between my | headlines about ‘boodle’ in the last ward committeeman and the com-| eight years,” Alderman Krueger, mitteeman %n the Sixth.” one of the “three Ke” in the 1920 campaign, was not announced as in- Tlie again urged the workers to avoid “slogans and alibis. such as dorsed by the entire organization in this minority representation, and the primary election, but was nomi- nated by virtually the same vote ac- nonpartisan policies,”’ and concluded | J. Krueger. Republican | ee ; ~" little matters that need regulating. a minority in the Board of Sines will try to bolve the traffic problem | men during the last eight years there would be such a large num- ber, of employes as on the payroll now” Are you In favor of reducing tlhe number on the payroll? Do you deny that there is «w present a political machine tn the’ city, controlled and operated oy some of the city officials and a» faction of the Republican City~ Coan mittee? * Currie again asserted his view that the city government should be oper- ated on a business basia, free from partisan policies. Several of the ab dermanic candidates made | talke. of the solid Republican ticket Apri) thanked the Second Ward commit- °° “for wae need men who are nen teeman and organization for support given him. regardless of politics,” - . » h ere 3 ’ - Neun's Eieference to Currie from my. ward.” Krueger said, Neun assailed the minority repre-| 7] want to go back, not only for sentation issue raised by Currie, de- claring it “hearkened back to the old days of the House of Delegates. when we had Democratic rule and ‘Butler Indians.” He asserted Cur- rie was making the minority repre- in his own Interest declared he would meet to debate the or. ee you had better watch them.” Currie Makes Two Currie continued his apetals for minority representation, as opp to solid Republican control of city) affairs, in speeches yesterday after- alone, and iim any place. any time, we He en —_— eo “I now am serving the short term) By the Associated Preve. “and Michaels of the ROME, March 27.— Bianchi, secretary-general $150 a month, but also for the hon-| Pascisti party, in a apeech at Milad When these candidates tell You | yesterday, said that abolition of the they want office for the honor only, | existing electoral eystem of Italy was necessary in order that the country could be administered by a Goverti. - ment able to @irect for a consider- able period the life and labor of the nation. The. forthcoming clections, . ig: announced, would be urder the mae with proportional rej for thea minority, togetl. _ P 7 ee SM ee a Pe ~feuu ey as ee ae Fa ~ Lee ‘ r . yy - +See Te ' ee BO ‘ “ P ty * * YW y i. ce a 7 res ~ * ee + ae “ % dy = Najegs Th Fe a > <a et #9 2 aa tie

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16 | ‘ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. TUESDAY EVENT ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PARTISAN MACHINE RULE. her body and paled the radiant coloring of her voice . ~~ - eer " : es Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER ze , Sut the spirit of Bernhardt went on and on and o1 Ty | Dec. 12. 1878. The issue between the Democratic candidate and cedaunted. Pudlishea by the Pulitzer Publishing the Republican candidate for the presidency of the To the youth and even early middie age of todas . Twelfth Boulevard Board of Aldermen is not one of persons but of prin- : ee rare: = age GO (eGR) Gnd Olive Street. , | ? Go t oe and polity. we may a a one — seen her and beheld the remnants of her witchery. é; Tower | a f THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- . SS Bood personally as the other; we maj yogonm But to the elders of all the nations there are great 4 : FORM. that there is no advantage in the personnel of the Bernhardt memories that thril! across the years. fe . &ye pie | x ! aa decrers. never lack Ssmpathy with | St EROS & . —~—y aa a: ae Bes ine (rOvVeTRnment i« interested. Properly enough F: Now, I pray | the poor. always remain devoted gw Mocratic ticket, because his election would assure , proceedings of nvention held in the Michie S \eobe them : 4 ar . ‘4 i be i . Jaa aruatvil as iJ id t : 1K Lid a | the pablic welfare. wever be sartixfiert en Opposition representative. not only in the Board * — re B bet . m ~ Precious to with sass GUSes. Waitber tie delecates ournpered under 4 Men rece | printing news. aluaye of Aldermen. but in the Board of Estimate and Ap- P Sees * ae _ 3 : drastica indepeudcn . aiiases and where the mouthed an adracadabr of ’ d 6 aever he , PorGonment. the body that . Btrols the legislative . : , a Bot let me + afraid to attack wrong. whether by | yt ' | LP yg 1A Mp ‘“tocence and dark designs. But the corenant is not x predatory Or predatory | °° 'Y and business affairs of the municipality. sh Saas at bem: nie Fe 4 : | | Mr. N ; ieee , ®criousiy menaced by such Stevensonian pirates. poverty. “mr. \CUN argues Vainly against the sound policy oi ' . EPH PULITZER. nether is the institution Rie q* | 4 of iv y Th CPpposition in the city government. It is recognized by private property. The FOS ele. f the Vv t roperty ar April 10, 1907. J all intelligent men as invaluable. American history is — oe ee See pryperty are tm hearing of - “Rae the verse, but his the * eg | plete with expressions from all the greatest Ameri- ee - = = Eee Seeing: of correct man- : ARTEUR ae LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Can statesmen with regard to the necessity of oppo- aie ous most hesigionqcen protesstons. - —- sition in government and the wholesomeness of vig. ‘°° G@Struction oy ene Property and the eco- va The nome end e@dress of the author orous opposiGon. When Mr. Neun argues for a — order of which private property is the founda- must occ smpeny every contridution. dut plete partisan administration without a spark of op Le ne Was solemnly proposed im the British Par- ° em nape ynrg “pe ~: punmohed Let- OBition. he is spouting nonsense The best-inten- mu ag 2 tes ~ — The brief submitted by sors wot Croeeding 200 words will recetve “onec administration needs the wat fuleveand the = ~"O™"Gem, author of the resolution presented preference. erasecous voice of opposition. ir for nothing : ° arresting figures and tragic fa ts And fim the Sun- ; C oc? Sa than to inform the people of the inner workings of “*" Post-Dispatch Mr. Lloyd George reviewed recen- ? rq What the Red Army Did heir government and, if need be i teiadiet ‘eens arty history in, Engiand and showed hon ae Sree oP the Béltor of the Most -tiens nGendenee. tdleneie aid “ , * a > Sults were point RS unerringly to the lay when fy oo eGvise Debs to induce xo. ¢: at SO “SO iia ag 4 ae Or te sacrifice o! radical party will become the majority naete 7 sia to disarm. But Russia will never | veg pepper Pn Or partisan advantage ay win hate BAO > tal _ ” disarm as Jong as capitalistic Eurepe and “© 8 8O Question of control in the Piea for oppo- - oO t orernmment and tition. The control wi! t ad wil uuidertake. presumably, to put the Sn America stand reddy to spring at her . |. : ' twill rest in the Mayor and the ma- into effect. There ar a . | threat. Soviet Russ! Ries nantes jority of the Aldermen. Practical, every government ~~ tT * 4e80Te are Sand-duners inp England. just u a can : J , ) ] ‘ - = ; MS - 2 ‘ —— . Kelchalys army of conscripte2 peasants, °°? 8° ‘Tamed that there will as a rule be opposition “ Snéiand is found in the burdens, in wtles and | im the legislative branch at } privations of the present regime ermed with British weapons and Amer- at seast, except the govern- FH in the United & . : . : re i ol > a — . . m ammunition, clothed in American ment of St. Louis. st Louis lacks {t because in revolt : a tae United States. despite ov Wealth and ‘ma Ame: ) D rit S re burden — ) iforma, and led by J " fficer« &Zgainst the ward representatives of the House of Del. | *OsPerity. there are burdens, inequities and priva- un > apeancese officers. egates the be . - . tions. Ther are the product of resi P AVith it she drove Wrangelis French-pa!) members of the Board of Aldermen Vi echieh to. al aon, al : .u wae , whic he curren?s mn! 7s . ane French-equipped legioks mene of th made elective by the city at large and because she ca t > sean ames is 14 rising price of CMmea. With it she @rove wack the Pledzes of both parties to arrange for proportiona! ~“*"" ‘2 @ Word. greed is the Geadliest foe to Amer. olieh invaders tha: Pech . X e e been ignored The issue cannot j an ié io ras 0 ii ry} of; eers are rocking the boat ' Fx. TY. ERYNGHAM,. his wife her. w ith it she held the rritiesh nN | jong be neglected If Re rub] “an a" ; i . If The Ong t ‘ wit? ‘yRIL FLADD, her affinity. - ” ‘ , .. = . . ‘ *2% 22441 tia il¢ re ‘ ‘ i? . : iA - — ete - i rines @fd American doughbovs -vh. ~- | @gaimat the reien| af ths ea . HARLES SADDER, secretary tacked from Archange! “without a dec. =o _ ah, “8 WAChibe and LOrm ' * oe ngham. - ” ina ae 2. ~- > .** ~ > - . ° * t > r PSs ~ _ 7 “= » aration of war. It was the red arn =o ‘a¢ependent organization 0 Sontro!l nonringrior uO? ac ; mal the : ° . [UST Fe Fre wees t 4 ; 3 z * The city hall machine is now ail powerful ip the Re- — » sexes would eat up $900,000 of Jose room. Enter Ceefl and Fiadd. e her. pudliecan part: and the erections Ir qd C'ales« NOTrin - . ©: ede Bailer Sa" Ss that t l@ 2omization of ty ra > FLADD (his voice = ~ —" ; , . - ria! G) _ Disband the red army and co to Europe “ions and controls elections. Unger such rule inefrj. “°° ‘ 2¢erwood would assure business there won), a a. ee oe ‘end America with flower-laden arms”? clency. @Xtravae nd | alas 9 iCal o@ no further in ‘Tease in taxatio s Baller wea phim oe acy Ta\agance and corruption are ; ica h} = SY surceer inci > iM taxation. Ie lev tre: ‘ Mis to laugh. Russia has séen *oo man: Sanat Hegre ' “FFupton are inevitable RET ei a gk oaire ying PCL (stands for a moment , ‘7 " + _ . ys =" ' ~seCeaihi iif io comic French soldiers in Africa. too many Frit © Sad effect upon the sovernment and the public és © ics onleas, then, as the full ur inh Jackies in Hongkong. and tco man |, now noticeable The peaple are losing confidence in a 1S ie es —— o of FLADD’'s words come to American marines in Haiti and Santo; the gevernment This Waning confidence has bea GET RESULTS OR GET OUT. oe ee ee ee Domingo not te know what havpens +o demonstrated in ‘ecent bond e] F Che Legis! ‘5 sX\ al | ) ’ nt Pe t? ~ sh *~« 74 = Auf Le iS, ture Pea’ helpless nations that depend for safe. | = ectioas. The task of car- Ri eae ye esinge ersed its decision tp enlas T1Ib rT . : 9 — oo j- ¢h > upon the unselfishness and honor of thei; '7'@S the recent bond Sue was great vassion): What do you... Fo @ Gee increased dy qa + 2° Fuvliic Servire Commission 5 denrine i: The lounge at the club. neighbors. Remember this, the Bolshe- Prevailing lack of eeefidence in machine rule. Iq *¥*iclent appropriations for its norma! functionine add. orders cocktail. sinks Viks Are not pacifists, and never «laimed the bond issue it was necessar, tO assure supervision ‘Titicism of the earlier «. a or oe ot sae ‘air. Enter Erynghang his to be, = DEMOCRACY . _ Ke Bs wees ER — we. a Madaers ee ‘ of the Panning ofpudlic “aprovements and the ex- herefore. must ve Withdrawn and eomm ndation = ee pe , mean nt with anker, his a ~ . ss ‘wel C Lic a ee [--,, - ad ’ pemLityre of nooner in orcer to Obtain rn see } see ‘ fered for The v Pe bak. > . | — ———————STT—ST———— i, , TT a : bess - A m yu reer to 4in Popular sup- — / eases SPTIBUiness in Ou lessi ad cor. — —————————— =" af 4% rLADD (freal that ; port of anv part of the igsye rectuing a nista ‘ i : . OF the issy s istas 7aS S0St that could be expected | | N U l E ritten for the Pos?-Dispatch 4 aught at last, — pe: - 7 b e? ° “4 ey te = . of Ge | tq! -lIr - ‘ -~* > a + _ — > ~ - Bc. , “4 P e © & 6 2 ° A’ te you my! wy Must be @ change. Shall it come ¥ evolu- = “egisiature was that it vote what the com- Res. U.S. Pac. of- Gy CLARK McaDaMs P U B I I C O PI I 93 _ ’ ae — ‘ st tn , : it ) ’: lif a} rm iat 7 , wr we + ec; : ~ . > . * : > a. . _ aaa : ' y : “s INGHAM scorning hanks for Pudlishing the editorial, { an ated PONE as revoiution’ We commend the pres- ae asked. it vored Sitghtiy in excess of tha: ) — ——————————__SS= ; N wt os ‘atton, tn a voice hoarse with fi some editors have a regard for the laws| “O" of RepuDlicans of intelligence and public spirit With the Legislature thus creditabiwv acquitted, wha: OBODY has ever hea ble CAN ARIES. This column is designed toe reproduce e f * . , , ° nn ae X ote ia — nN 0D -—s exp ece what oe rou e er li ten ‘ e _ of God and nature, and a feeling of re- ee ee os the commission itself? How ts it to trea: the con- N-: feel as to dogs J D ee is 7 dias the latest comment by the leading ot spornsi Dilit higher we the ‘idence thus reposed in i+? _ RM amt Dogs know +) -O the Wild canary sing? new Periodicals 7 > + yy to a ig po ay for th THE DIVINE SARAH 8 ~VO8eg be Ba Let It not forget the Fords —_ wm & aa .42iS8 And wonder ohne spapers and on the thoughts they propagate among ‘he peo- of Representativ sage ~~ 790 Will go to the Dog Shfw +ha- % , 2) the da 2 A ttate : vee : Stative Roner, Chairman of the D > P ® ©9098 willl ex- Some are wite ¥. ple. Why does not France immediately /4 poss Lee Bas come to its cose in the death crati, caucus, tho. bef " ee emo-, press to you perfect yY this realization. myn oh aii — — | ad “hoet or poison the children? it would! of Bernhardt. In & way a dynasty >, we ihe so ws, Serore casting his vote for the rher sar. You hare something « rains Saeeey ans And some are tame’ we? pale. ® sees the at least be more humane—ana thaw | vs ) - Sas ended. appropriation. warned the commissio * you dont know hoe = 2 ‘0 tell us, but ’ THE RHINE BIL. * wife and starts beck. Goultb of Gttied te wurde, 3 tO ‘+ ever there was a Queen of the Stage it was Her attention tm the future to maeei vs “ So pay more So the staha leek “ Did you ever listen From the Chicage Tribune. “ECTL (with « divine smile, le . — asia | ——~ aS 3 LO tting } i. sai . : q S:iNg@ at wes urian 2 bic ‘ : - > | WILLIAM CUPPER Majesty. the Divine Sarah hat a reign she had' peonle than to makin’ a aS ‘ow rates for tae) wonde: ing*what can he my lies s as it © the difference in their otes. LLIOT WADSWORTH American bill omewhat roguish): won't you . - 7a . = » Vis id i} rs Editor of the Post-Dispeth. ep ago. The occasion was uneventful. Shortly not abolish the commission elias eo ae il ol Durant. Ok ZELMA ©’RILEY fhe Rhine, has notified the allies that the : > > a tin! ’ ‘ - . : = aa 7 a no he f ~ ban UE ee co lad - - ” > « a ; ‘ neil yY° R Sunday ‘ssue had an articie .erwards bowever the Ss’ 2? of Bernhardt blazed however thar the ner? Raptetieee ~ ~ eared. Rough dogs - . . Ales is willing to accept reimbursement im 1 . ' 7 - : lact ri. , date wd lilies -” , . - ye — --.a (ure Ti! ‘ ~ "a . 7 és - 3 4 ' oo e em st@Ung that “the first electric light forth brilliantly ane during the subsequent hal? cem- respect a policy we enna : not duly Great Danes lookine ae Si Like your Greeks. I, with many iinet stallments out of future reparation > - geed tidings) ‘What i" St. Louis was at Pony Paust 8, sD tury she bas deen th do { i ad . . aan & Ould grant the .OWest rates Ty te we ea i¥ reg gs: 7 *g°3 fog. of eee er nr. & ® JU iA ers how mean tue bolsheviks American Claim wae and ts against money - ‘upring much of their tinte. ’ ~usl) t Uus petted daughter o . et786 RT eet ~~ ‘Matus Quo to th are. But we cannot forget what } rn , I id by « for arm Oe. elware appearey on the labels of Bug. ©%!) tolerant of S petted daughter of destiny, at utils Y companies While the > . = me a BP gra ag Bs | pa = foe sore ‘Orget what happened to = paid b: Jermany y upkeep : ret make i& . major “eiser in amall (wpe. Wr. Conrad, who lepgth grew restive under her floutings, and rar me . , 9M Mission iRgers lei- And "> @ hare that look son! 8 grand army at Moscow. nor the Scrap at tue French. British and Belgian pockets : arding letters for — : vas the originator of Budweiser died at | pute ee ‘aged surely over the niceties of precedent and procedure “O68? Want a common language with u- “tere are the dogs : Y s@parators, otherwise pet and rather than inflict it upon them. | Teu may 0 Up and see for seameaie ote as automobiles. Marbe this explaineg “ay which promoted Chinese welfare. we ng : will willingty forego my desire to change % lot oe ues set harder instead of softer with q | mpathise with & proposal te cut Iseus oo an communecation with the agriculture) CeleDrated tribute paid by gs eat weed @ arators get in enough ready cash every week ¢ting the loss, to consider that it gave Gen. A \eyntry, where they are UNAaNim ually op.- | Ther know nothin b es a “ ¥ to pay thetr gasoiline bills which ‘= more than and a small American army four rear - posed te tr } , —e Sout all the dog books an b ia of b rican had. . t sheuld help to get their Ther do not know that Harry Ha po can Oe said of some who own the other sort highest living Ame treops ever 4 - wade. O. U. SLAVER Zi | eulogized dogs in C ™ Fecently | of separator : mn Congress. ieee ws | They hare never + ee a e Bigs SEX DISCRIMINATION [LY LAW. . & . - ieard eos wWitticitsm that : Time for the Children. on aa 3 ye ae nae Ts the Balter of the ¢ — we see cf people the better we like 1 isso uri farmer who paid cash for a rail. . Fen he Bae Tee Wess Post. Dispatcn i — a a road ticket to g+ Louts at Shelbina last week Beery te no sign that the National a letter under heading, “Dow, With : whee tena ee ~ ae Strested on suspicion of having robbed a party has much suppert througheut Daylight Saving ° does not exprenes Bea oP = -O say it. | M40. However. as no bank reported a rob- for its program, presented at Albany by the sentiment ef the Werhine peesie tn whet Greate r Hare anr GifNcuiry expressing berr. the authorities reluctantiy released Rim far. We want to be in accord with othe: pom *8e: as te us. cities. Every one riges earlier upon the theory thet the fs probably , Cote, of equality for the sexes before | a . 5 rm &.WwaYe—evrer S.v'ng their nter. and Peepie do wot sleep as long. What ts better than — et mere never tad any such expression. “ as ° nat emiting up eariy and enjoring the eari: ve never been able ‘Oo say what we fee! morning fresh air* Please let us ha @ay light saving. that we coms it tf» something fine no doubt pay with our children “CAN SPRING BE FAR BEHTIYD-~ BUT WHAT Is ce? Pcs ine s of green! Patches of green’ home and ear the fogs im the da: light Re @ .«@ Vo the sunniee_siopes of the roadway are . + . seen — | x. A. kK ‘The verr heart ang pitch of the ~ aa — ordught by Holr Week.” one of ee — — ae ee close in the deep ravine, | . ssi _ : i} ines ig » * ,Aim™m : ’ ; | Vur Movie Reviews—anu bers. . ee in the Globe as saying. which shows © coming of | Ts the Banner of the Post. Dine “ow the pith of almo , or , MOVIE ‘ oe when we sar it tm nag ~ a Maattne -Copeets Splashes of blue—dashes of biue, ©SCUsership wouldn: > ee Mege- : Fs Out ef a sky that ts scdden of hue: "emary if ali MeWepaHer criticism, «+ me : . ‘ey can stop but « moment to chatter with ; the leoa!l firm Pars wae an Apadic an. ae. noon . know i New Tork int eaesils rou-— b eee | Pe Yours, Apparently 20 “le of the eel wrt st at -..| Pp sg r- Sg!ivy the "an . Is? spr ng eR the wing: Saticee that appear in eertain of vou, : - “ Flashes of crimsen and fi ter ef i B Swatemporaries are the fylsome "reduc Cardinal. cardinal. what's that you sald— Ey Side Ot press i wee REQU ITED. With rour wti4d mating call. and vour tip-tilted 4 wiligent and trughty: Griticiess: +o ihe T “OCGH a dari and @reary nigh: head? | " = ne eee eater ail eu: 3 Winter oe her swar with mm h* bee : : ; » Alan toa gta s Yaa

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. - LEP See Re Cae: oP et ., F SS es oO [IRRO designed to reproduce without” miment by the leading publicists. periodicals on the questions of ae —— —E RHINE BILt.. Tribune. " WORTH, American bil! collece™ get from Europe the monty tp of the American troops on, lied the allies that the United @& >D accept reimbursement in in- future reparation payments by * Great Britain, France and ected from Germany virtually for the upkeep of their armies they admit. The armie* the conditions of the armistice merican troops. The upkeer ermany. When payments by lied to this upkeep the United . and there was no represen'- d States in Burope who pre- to prevent it. © * * The 8 and is against money actua'- my for army upkeep and in 1 ard Belgian pockets. It is dd into a claim against Ger- if we accept the consequences f@re naturally up to the neck pean complication. We are thet this is a case for an ove, for which we have some s remission of the debt if it a way as to help the recovery rope. The army expenses on t a complete loss. Some of ave been included In norma! America declined to be « ndemnity levied on China in Borer rebellion. The Amer!- passed back to China In a Chinese welfare. We would roposal to cut loose from the em in Germany and, in pock- sider that it gave Gen. Alien. an army four years of the can troops ever had. MINATION IN LAW. World. that the National Woman's. upport throughout the State ~ ented at Albany by Senator ~ or the sexes before the ta. is imperfect, of course, a men,.and perhaps diecrin'!- painst women for no g000 Bass iva certain essential oblig®- “ would disappear from t!'* came law. The duty of 4 or his wife and children ‘+ with lightly. Wives are not The fact that they bear tht jakes it impossible for them nanent places in the indut+ . he 4 hah = we ows f this situation may constl- ‘enders of the measures her and an Injustice” to wom situation cannot be change? statutes. Women are and. ™ economic disadvagtas’ mn injustice there ts ground for complaint egaingt 1aer- conditions were the same ited. “The ancient and wel)- irle to be bore has its rect y and independence of th _..; ptiona!l Woman's party Lillis : - f é > a me (“7 -_ a oP to» * 4 | «@ mall House.” off C OPINIONS © the olf Missouri Medical Schoo! e oF @urvds Mong 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 ’ r a_i — iThe Conning Tower . pray you, on this present look this neat. capacious book th {te pages clean and bare. Now, I pray you, make them fair! them pages that shal! be pus to posterity. - Wat let me some honor elaim that heyday of your fame. 1 it to the furthest nation we made collaboration— ‘Bay, in hearing of the ages, ” the verse, but his the pages!’’ ARTHUR DAVISON FICKE. Book Review. , by Jease Conrad.) ; Sandwiches; Chicory as Salad and Madeira Cake; youry Potatoes, Curries and To- matoes, | Salsify and Caviare and Scraped Meat Steak. -_—-oeo— -~ ' Some time each of us comes to her “Miss Lulu Bet terrify us. _ | know any modern novel achieved such admirable ' sion. but an honest doubt there fis that much to be said about anything. Obviously there are brevity. aware that which they of paring. The folk tion. & person over many years and never/return to St. Louis and be married | really know him until he reveals here this summer. himself by some flashing phrase or The ceremony was performed at deed. Zona Gale seizes upon these the home of Dr. Ann W. Fearn. an particular moments in the life of) aunt of the bride. in Shanghai. Mrs. her characters and go she can leave Johnson has been the guest of her out the rest. sister since last summer. Mr. and | Most of us do spend 99 out of a Mrs. Moss will make their home in hundred hours merely marking time! the Orient such peri-| Mrs. Moss was educated at Mar , | Hh to Me — — — NEW YORK. | NEW YORK. | to whether dangers often the But in ss story in “Faint Per- fume” are as alive and (A Handbowk of Cookery for a/ you will meet in all the field of fic- Outside the pages of a book) -botled Eggs for Garniture of It is impossible to be acquainted witb | ihe crossroads. A nbdtary public of snag growing older, and in our acquaintance has been tossing about the last few nights worrying | about whether to renew his commis- | gon when it expires. THE OCONNING TOWER presents THE GREAT AMERICAN DRAMA By F. Gregory Hartewick CHARACTERS RARTLETT, the butler. ) JAMES FRYNGHAM. CRCIL ERYNGHAM, his wife. CYRIL FLADD, her affinity. ' CHARLES SADDER, secretary to iryngham. JULIE, Cecil's confidential maid. nan of the old school. | ACT I. ) Seene: The Eryngham'’s morning- | room. Enter Cecil and Fladd. FLADD (his voice charged with | subtie meaning): Won't you “it down? CRHCIL (stands for a moment mo- rionleas: then, as the full understand - ing of FLADD'S words come to her, ! ' ' ' -|' would not ods it does not seem to us that we, Insttiute, can possibly be of any great interest six years ago, and instead of making Sometimes a shade @ debut went to Shanghai to vis to the novelist. When Miss Gale lké clean woolen. aA great house. in to physically stepping As the clean, smilin writes: smelled the odor of home, an odor The hall clock |} with incredible solemnity uttered a | wrong hour,” we feel that we know, deal about that particular Certainly we Crumb from the moment we found | him going SIR ARTHUR TWIGG, a gentle-| tered upon the occasion as if he were = dinner. fellow “He €n- knew - “Leda Orin ap- proached his chair you no less than saw that he was a traveling sales- man filled with esprit de corps. And in only slight pass we have Nellie " iV matter what | Was, the esprit would be there.’ na voice charged with unfulfilled Leda saw her at the first nassion): What do vou. mean? ACT IT. The lounge at the club. Enter riadd, orders cocktail, sinks into the “She was, on this first first to reach hair. Enter Erynghang his ' flushed with anker, his hands , 25 if she Kn tinched. ‘being the maid, a FLADD (realizing that he is) They're mostly late,’ wught at last, but game to the end): Won't you . sit down” teer, | fervor peculiar to apprentices. There speaking with the corps maid, breakfast in the home of the Crumbs. It longer com- the as ithe formal debut, | “Faint Perfume,” by Zona Gale.) NEWS seems tO us an even better book than | We do not! ist who has) compres- | Almost invariably novels of a /hundred thousand words or more) N This is not.mere laziness. files up with a flutter and before it, aunt. jis wrenched back again Zona Gale} Pr. David Pratt, on board the steam- |has seen all that ehe needs to see. (er and their marriage took place tn} } , - |Club the evening of April 7. Nor is her shrewd frugality con- | St. Louls the following summer. D-. “ ¢ fined to the delineation of character. | into something.’ | Received of St. Woman’s Marriage to McDon- ald Moss, an American. EWS has been received in St hai, China, last Sumesday of Mrs. |Freedonia Johnson ' ‘land place, and McDonald Moss. an American who has been living in the Every newspaper reader is Orient for several years. | headlines |}something quite unlike introduce. | Gale avoids all the potential pitfalle The couple met e Mr. Moss was returning to his home in Java from a business trip to America. They became engaged at Christmas where she was gradua**d > ‘ She met her first husband, MRS. FREEDONIA PRATT MARRIED IN CHINA Louis | | Louis of the marriage in Shang- | Pratt, daughter | of Mrs. (scar Johnson of 38 Port-! while Mrs. Moss’ ‘Was touring the world with her «mal! | Zona/son, David Pratt, and Miss Eleanor | Chase, daughter of Mrs. Henry Levr- -erett Chage of Clemens avenue, and complete as’ whi! time and planned to | ' her | reservations. tertainments already announced for’ the visiting men, there will be a din- | ’ : ; Pratt. who was a member of the far. | ulty at the University of Pennsy.vra- | nia, died four years ago while on a visit here. Mrs. Johnson an 4a u Miss Chase wl'l return to America tiiis spring. Mre Moss is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Jack- son Jonnson, who are at Hot Springs, Va. Her brother. (oscar Johnson Jr. is with them. Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Healy of '4147 West Pine boulevard, announce the engagement of Miss Jane Marie Healy, and Vin- cent P. Ring. son of Mra. Vincent P. Ring of North Grand boulevard, and a nephew of Mrs. Henry ©: Neil of 6 Hortense place. Miss Heaty is a de- > their daughter, } scendant of two old French families, | Prattes and the Valles. She is a graduate of the Sacred Heart Con- vent, and while not having mad: a has served as a maid >> 7, ' . - . , morning, of honor at the Veiled Prophet ball. the dining room nd vanished. she did volun- that extreme ERYNGHAM (scorning the invi-| Was not a parenthetical impulse ‘ation, in a voice hoarse with fury): | her. murs What—do—you-—-mean— ! ACT III. | Ceci] Eryngham'’s boudoir. iy, ‘is seated, dressed in a negligee; she is working on some tiny garments. | inter Eryngham, disheveled, ace pale. He sees the occupation of | ve wife and starts back. CECIL (with a divine amiie, still —_—_—- - We are quite awa peditiousiy and re of the is ase She had no faculty for mur- ,| Webster Groves, wi iphrey Prige, son fact Price, 4600 McPherson avenue. The that the qdotationa! review ts a low | ceremony will be performed in the order of criticism, but Miss Gale ¢an_ his |speak for herself so much more ex- eloquently Mr. Ring is an alumnus of the St face | 8ave for the maid, Nettie, who smiled yoyis University and the Massachu- ew that she ought not.’ setts Institute of Technology. The wedding will take place the autumn. Rodes, daughte: of Joseph H. Rodes of ll be married on the evening of April 28 to E. Hum-; of R. Coleman Miss Beulah Mr. and Mrs. Church of Web- Rev. Firet Congregation ster Groves, by the than | Bradley, and a reception is to fol- ‘anybody else that we will shame-,jow at the Rodes. home. lessiv go ahead and quote some -nore. The bride-elect has chosen Miss omewhat roguish): won't you to support our contention that Dorothy Drew Hitchings of New | | down? “Faint Perfunre” is a povel of #X- york. her former roommate at Miss ERYNGHAM (his face lights up traordinary fineness Hiere are & Capen's School, Northampton, Mass., ‘th @ great joy; he starts forward,| few paragraphs from the two pages as mld of honor, and Miss Frances widing out his arms in forgiveness/in which Zona Gale relates the man- fiars and Ruth Jesse. ® his wife, but can hardly believe | ner in which Leda’s father died: away of ill- iliness during he good tidings): What do! ou mean? CURTAIN. —— —_— f construction. There must be . It i# composed ofino more. . some mistake” | The “There was a a comfortabie words carried ind “I never was more serious in my | essence of the event ute.” |; more. emnmens | “Three days befo: There is a rumor that the wom.- | dropping ‘her father after a fortnight ness, ‘which he had Another great drama is in course| Then the headlines said that he wa8';... pave been ‘John Perrin Is No More.’ | yiawes wi)] nothing of ccentinued to He o pla of nh. the was no his death letter came concerning the sweeping | rion Denyven will give a similar af- ll in his preposterous, & place. un- said nothing. see nannaiie during th: ert of the Da peared in concert here last night be- fo per som fF wl ona tate Giee Club April 6 is to be filmed as fore what Rudolph Ganz, director “Her grief was intoicrably shar: “ a age Sg So. ~d i characterized, as probably the most! ened by her hurt at his thwarting amety s . GA #1 the Mo.. Jane Deable 3703 Wyoming 3 attend ’ Misses of April convention OF 2 rr of New York City , . + Siecel «ft depart ia ~* » to (,amn to oe held l tica by ways ill return he e ad ~ * M (-u!l card party et Robert Chapter, D. C. May 5, were d cuss a recent meeting of Board of Li tors, held at the ho of Mrs. H Ha! Plans for se Capt C > bv the Lor S.~ nr ne Tt’ ley ee Castle | Dance :: ODIVE AT 29th ST. HREE ORCHESTRAS * ‘“asetle Cir @he Af? & a, g . e 4) heer ~ Taree azz Fa: * sae + Lig — - 37 = Tl?» } | ise ED. PINAUD'S ears i LP PIP HC one sigs ATE VAC POW LPR Ste ED. oi) PINAUD'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CUTLERY er ether HOUSEHOLD HELPS [isk for ~~ CUARANTEFD TO C/V: SatistacTOry SERVICE younger set.| the latter | “SANDRO BOTTIGELLI” FAMILY GETS ESTATE | - BEAUTIFUL BUT SHORT OF JULIUS S. WALSH _Méfcedes de Acosta Undertakes | it ls Divided in Seven Pagis for Presentation of Model in the Nude. By HEYWOopD BROUN, Dama Critic Of the New York "Ti pn et © "tt & ~ . pe. sities ate v tHOTOPLAY THEATFES YILLIAM FARNUM VANDA ” TO) MAWLEY “**" aaNndemc i Brass Commandments’ Oul Babes in the The Wise Vioous” Bird” - Pt OC MTxr DELMoxrr Aye” | Lee. . ed , * TIES ‘Nhe WRI 16 A WM. te 18 FM KENNEL CLUB DOGS PERFORM CuUILONREN > ; HiiuLLeK.” Pe i ocenennnamemememennetll PHOTOPLAY THZATERS AVENUE THEATER RAS] tart is WHAT EVERY FATHES MOTHER YOUNG MAN ry yt G WOMAN MOULT) KNOW \N i a Phone— Bridge 104, wv + a . a) a rt” . Admi«sion, ] Regintings -PERSHING ALL NEXT Maturdas WEEK VMatinesr Mares 31 Seats Now #elling whe Most Pritiiant pod Moet Realistic Phetepiay Since “Birth of a Nation” / / | DOWN /BOR: ,Y SEA IPM %s SHIPS ~ * Augmente ). €aee ra, All Beats fieserwed, Tiekete at Fiald ATTESD THE SOc MATINERS Jackie Coogan in ‘‘ Daddy”’ Time Bhows Anywhere “HAM” HAMILTON in “NO LUCK” Grand Centre! Only—#ud warth Practer The Browns \o Tratming iret M! ALL the THRILLA OF THRILI, ol- That's What You'll! Kaijey if Tou low the inetructions of This € h "USAFETY «@ * LAST’? es WATCH TOMORROW'S? PAPERS Maryland Theater 1860 #. Thirteenth TODAY y “THE MYSTERY BOX” or ‘The Wonders of Radio’ SEE AND . IN KS) actios HEAR STATION ALSO SHIRLEY MASON - In “THE NEW TEACHER” ‘CTTING AND WASHING xe APPARATUS [RED IN D TION AND "RNISHED BUI PMEST “BRAVES e ine Sd) ND AN ORA i Peerless Theater 1°15 20. BROADWAY. TODAT _ “THE MYSTERY BOX” 4 Billie Deve and Cullen Laati« i +) -YouRH to YouTH’ Mra. Wy TF. font, Sole wf MME. MARIN AICTIINCOiLh ls Reve Pwuretesn Becta Su prane CLentinadews Abi r. ple rile lif a tea me A A RE tee Olive | HERBERT RAWLINSON With Etieen Percy and Big Cart ‘The PrisoMer’. Sscsteneen'- i! “The Wonders of Radio? — FEK " KS) IN ae ”" Rie eae" HEAR ee STATION Bs . * ALSO OTH kr VEATURES — TH KAD sap oo ane OY, MI ee. Lee Se in - nn fe i arr ey PL OE ; ail MS La a

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yoru” a Yused to see her. LE OO PT Se rar ae re” 18 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH W. 5. HART EXECUTED TRUST FOR GikL S CHILD Los Angeles District Attorne) Office Announces He Agre: to Pay $50 a Mo Los sstomtss Cal.. March 27 William 8. Hart. moti picture a tor, accused i% i young woman boeton of he: a father 4 he ehUd, execute: ; month for the supp rt of the |: sm? Asa Keyes, Chiof Deputy Diet + At torney, said today The ax sation was made Dec 6. 1918. and details ©eame to lghi in a stor printed ¢ fay tin the Lose Angeles Examine: The name of Harta accuser was withheld The actor declined to comn on the matter, saying: “I never an- sewer this sort of thing.” but from a transcript of the accusation k-: ; the District Attorney's Offic: ul nears that Hart denied the » g woman's statement, even whi! cuting the trust for the ch According to the transcript went to District Alto: Wo in December, 1918. and told | is became acquainted with Hart al iwo years before after writing him about theatrical matters Sh was on a Visit to Los Angeles. = 7. @ uw” “ben -s s . ow com take off the far wher. * bp takroe 4oter cach mee! and « me «he Marmoin Preeer'ptien Tan. Theee ‘little tablets are as off ve their dame Sy @ cate tetay Ail ames: ats over efi) them af one Ge . ret 5 iy So ig 1 by i % “ AOE I IS, OO TIS ea El ee ee a , TUESDAY. . M ree a. 3 _ _ —— — ee _The City Circulation of the D nn — ~~ ADVERTISEMENT. ; ADVERTISEMENT : ceived here thi« afternoon by mem- — rn0T TROUBLES | ae. —_—— —_— - bers of the Treon family. FOOT ROUBLES = For New Styles be cu 7 ©o- ‘m-made Shoes prep- To Cure a Cold in One Day and Pretty Arms ty fitted te your Sra sy 4 “ : _. a 4 - a res 2 Today's bargains in used articies | Be sure you get i RO Mé . Ue. car SB to bow gen e dela a - in today’s Want ads. : an SCHROERTER'S SPECIAL CHROETER ‘$s Daily pOST- DISPATCH atone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a $5 Oxfords & Strap Charge Purchases Remainder of Month Payable May 1 é Am, were ie: 4 BS Se ae at - — ety * a fe ae PRS - & he ¥ Ws, te oe i> . aie ON * mo e « ensenbiennezs SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES a 600 Pairs Women’s and Growing Gir/s’ | = . 5 0 TOOL GRIND- | ING MACHINE 3S * With lIecased Se Cs ase 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AY., ST. LOUIS hh In a Wonderful Pre-Easter Sale at : — | °o j r left hand. 1 WEEKLY AD No. 967 “| nehes: ind x . THIS SALE CLOSES WEDNFSDAY, APRIL 2, 5:39 P. M. “il o we every 6s: ! BATH SPRAY : woking 1B, MAIL = SOLS: hl 7 on $1.89 Oo —— SCHROETER’S SPECIAL ‘MURPHY'S” 3 Parcel post ; Ss G DA-COTE MOTOR CAR ° ot a weight, 5 pounds LL - 2 - ENAMELS ° ees TA > : _> . ites "e ecegsfary 4 ar _ a BARBERS" HAIR ¢ c 1 IPPERS trong, brown~ | pasta r the same color: "= quar q Yo 3 st Les : rin $1 39 : . $2.45; Dia tee a me $1.69, prea : 4 4 ‘ ~ Ny ay uate 2 TOP AND SEAT DRESSING $i y* 2 \ ALARM CLOGK : she 7 = . ~ X ght. 6% | . el : = : . mr e »-Thimt « 2 a ie hs & «. , mabe 8c vie ste ES ° :- te : Rp. 7 *. . BOSTON PENCIL POINTER rT » . a FOR THE HOME AND oFrFic! 2 © ’ = ; . Oy Of BASEBALLS : . LO iia a | G S | ee 1 ~My nese agc § |] GraySuede! Patent! Tan alf! Patent and Gray tt Pees es Re ors a ae special pete oo : $1.25 Parcel : Every style with low rubber heels and Goodyear welt soles : % i LEONARD CLEANABLE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE be BRASS BIND CAGES y st t : : ar Y \ REFRIGERATOR | |ritcnany Fees. ee Ss ihe dot, 06:20 WOMEN’S SIZES 2 TO 8—WIDTHS FROM A TO C. —/ . G>-De ~~ ae : _ 6 eal” BASEBALL RATS Medium, $5.00 ° , Hig a Map Showing amber Spe , - $41.98 Made baa! Second-t rowth Ash Large. $5.25 qj Pee THE REASON | fF 3 ) pounds, san as $56.94 Ha and perfectly pRced ae se i. aoe By Special price BABE RUTH, cach $1.23 _ = ° The Shoes offered were bought Lee. 28 of ‘‘The HYDRATED LIME, jane oe, ace. $1.33 Pre? coapneyy! by us to sell for $5.00 but due to lag Fe - Copyright 1923 by the” A soil builder; brings back to Your. Uther Bate iSc te $1.50 a so late delivery we received conces- a ae HE next scene of — “and grow grass and flowers i | : $9.75. sions from the manufacturer that wees «gees h a vegeta an 7 sites f weeds ¥ : GARDEN PLOW AND , make this unde rice sale Ossi- t ‘ c SOS Buell, wit a strong army, z v= — rp Pp = ee ogee = agate ‘ 29c CULTIVATOR -ble. Four of the 12 styles are oh gees Nashville and drive the >. oc | Sn lies can ve Taised © | to wait t ° pictured—each one new with eee ae sa to Southeastern Tennessee RASS SEED pera 2 | $1.85. $$? 00 it stitching, perforations, or trim- eS =a : ated near the southern Fa Kentucky Blue Grass. 40 Ye ur v iva $2.45, $3.25 med with contrasting material. - A } as this and wera $5.00 S600. $6 ~ Ideal for the women who like OSes Georgia. S 100g ; Red T Les 35¢ ee Sa ae we ~ = . low heels, and especially for Ser the important city of “Atlanta, ingiish Rye Grass 25c a eee a growing girls—special, $3.85. eae was Gen. Bragg of the Raed | te. neend WAXER AND POLISHER HIGH GRADS | . | Boogs ‘ A wenge $10.00 a es Witte Clover lin! vue “wanted ann ipething This is a regulation Scout ( Subway) ; Enstead Ree patiently to “ rer pound . s*ellacked of waxed f rs. Siz ‘ pe | Se a men up mto RLU: STREAK HEAD PHONES = %-" Se | isher, GxS inches. Weig = $1. 00 Bragg eee Shaty Spot Grass Seed ¢|7 pounds. Brice. exc $3.50 ° Children’s $ sizes Bt 2 to 2, in two top styles illustrated, also at $3.85 | ‘im. For a couple of months gaa weet mth 94. 39 _ ont age ~~ aft ; 50c on h : . Sigs IRON WRINGERS | a a: CE: tea BS st ee ee, ground Kentueky, scaring the justto be sure! ask for 3 Sparkie ! tacky, returned to Cha bo emetic. S - = a } ~purify the Yurned to Nashville. 89c SCHROETER BROS. HDW. Co. Be | LL. | = ° ? : zd With Your Purchase of ; = | We urge you to take advan- $ tace of this wonderful oppor- $ : tunity and let us place on. é 2 3 . of these beautiful Kitchen ; Cabinets in your kitchen. It $ ~ Sats et buna oak or Over ; throughout. Has _ slid. : ing nickeloid top, bi flour bin with sifter, Sa ; | ? giass jars, cutlery / : . . i comin tapes anes ~— | . ; me ] Genuine Simmons” and bread box, meta! $ . “p a pan racks art glass . y rassoid” Bed ~ éoors and every other 975 3 Either on Cash $ \ ) feature necessary in a — ; ¢ 5 a Outfit. kitchen cabinet. It will surely pay you to see this or Credit 2 iv wonderful bargain. $1 DOWN delivers i to you. 4 : COMPLETE —, va Value f Blue Bird Dinner Set FREE Purchases We have just received a special shipment of tiese beautiful Simmons “Brassoid” Beds and are offer- ing them at a very low price in order to dispose of \ . them quickly. To make this offer doubly attractive ] D B $1 Down Buys A Blue we are including a fine Mattres _ a heavy san- $ ° itary, all- iron Spring. This is, indeed, a rare oppor- $ own ays a This Extra Heavy tunity and if you were thinking of oe - your room it will pay you to attend this great saic Brussels Rug Bird Remember. $1 down buys this outfit. Remember— ani wd e irigera or - = Goldman Bros., 1102-08 Ol've Street. mye i Dinner Blue Bird Dinner Set—FREE us 4 h fe $2 Per Month Bays This a SS —?o Ph . j Jo i t “Buck’s” Gas R | ae: uCcK $ as range | | | 4 ; ird Dinner Set will y $ lend a tone of refinement to any 4 —- : > table. Get one absolutely fr ~ “hi at Goldman SBros., Olive near y Pe 11th. © % $1 Down Buys a = See our wonderful line of Lloyd rr Baby Carriages, in all colors. shit . ij pp We show Sulkies, Stro"ers and Cheam end ent. Gai Prices on Refrigerators went up January 1. Foreseeing ,. mee 4 " x i Carriages fui tine of Buck's Gas*Coa as, We purchased our Refrigerators in December, and are «-« 1 oe 100 . Rhy A ‘eerie — ene a | ;" : offering them to you at the aid price. If you need a “*'5. size 9x12 feet. Most beautiful pat See oo | Refrigerator you can save fully ment tay Ty Gane. ge 9% ne special “Stro ls I> A 23% by pun basing now. og our $ 1 9. 75 ful purchase ty ——> enm te hat . leader for >. Geldman Brea ars “ae ‘: o BUUE BERD SE TEER > l 9 75 A BLUE BIRD DINNER ps » See our Spec! a Lnad- Ga "ae , sore Eran in eed amelie rE er ack's Side- BLUE BIRD a SET FREE eatare aaa ° : SET FREE - en Gas Range me “$3630 60 of 9) days’ time we will give FREE ies We quote a special price on ~<a pcan ye had paid the see | with) every “ thus heavy Pro-Li Ran , oe tections and a ; ino. e+ im advance. our iaryge line. Special, pe — — eemertif ul square yard, for this sale. 1: ol ‘Tf you live out of St. Louis, PAY Whole R US 4A VISIT. We sell for cash of | ia ay 11 11 li pen A ae WE PAY E erma to Suit. 02-1108 Olive St., St. Louis] 2="==<s." | ot ee 0 he ie : , ° Oe i , OS a a “ere: = | - Oe * ’ ef * jae

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hee re =. ... 1X2 ) 2 Hi) \\g STATES ® ViCKSBYV RG age p> tis 77y,, - q | : il ~~ | e e* td are » e t > | | - street. Four blocks north is \"4 9 oot st Oem LT ; | case? Take your choice. | Tue PRICE of protection _ Franklinavenue. Four blocks | Knock tht extee tethes au tOUR BLOCKS west : of the Mercantile is 4 t ery be oy 8 x y HE 8 ga om ~ ged ae Christy Walsh Syndicate. | Deposit Box for $5 a year, and Mar! cet hot a square cause, it wou ‘ soun ine we ory o op edlesdaer saad oneal diaiee iqueeagt | | . just as you could 10, 15 and which contains the ‘downtown pera something else—and be ce e Nashville and drive the Confederates out of the State. The 20 years ago. And where can ' byisiness district’’ of St. Louis. : a Mercantile saver. {Se key to Southeastern Tennessee was the city of Chattanooga, situ- you buy more for $5? The Mercantile is dead center. wey: ‘ated near the southern boundary, upon a railroad leading into . at Se , , @ Come in and start next time ae Georgia. As long as this railroad remained in Confederate hands « Safety, Privacy, Accessibility, q l'o the other conveniences you are in the neighborhood. 4 . & the important city of “Atlanta, Ga., was safe. Stationed at Chatta-| Convenient Location— ores your ot “Mercantile Service” must be | 5 As he a Tee “nooga was Gen. Bragg of the ( ‘onfederate army, 1 ith QF ‘ 000 nfen time 1s protected! If you re down- added conven lence of location. . ou re “ t 1e neig rnoo : (Subway) ead of waiting patiently to be attacked by the Union army, wri hag sent 9 per salar ~_ of ; when you're downtown. ) 9 ear gg led his men up into Kentucky, whither Gen. Buell followed a ee OS COR. it | also at $3.85 | For a couple of months the two armies chased each other . : i or . | Fre nch a nn , Safe Deposit Department “SRR To ground Kentucky, scaring the natives out of their wits, but not ac-| °% | President \ Savings Department ; Baume 1 complishing much else. At last a small battle was fought, some dis- | ) a a el : seaae tance south of Louisville, the Northerners forcing the Confederates | ‘ The Perleck ® back. Bragg, finally giving up the idea of gaining control of Ken- | : ae ee f . tacky, returned to Chattanooga, whence he had come. Buell re-! | First Aid [Je ACHES of turned to Nashville. PUSS Lantl PAINS wy ve to on powers that ruled in Washington that Gen. B k ® €> re ac some of those qualities which go to make up the per- t} } . t h , M il Is ‘fect General, so after this uneventful little campaign he was re- afl In e en er i Key e ercant S ages from — command, = Gen Ropstcrans put in his place.. t, too, received an order to clean all the Confederates out of Ten- S d d b h B ° Di ° f e) ‘pessee. However, he did nothing until December. Then Gen. I I y t St. Lo Bragg having moved 50 miles north, to Stone River, a few miles Uu oun eC C e uSINLess IStric O Uuls ‘trom Murfreesboro, Rosecrans attacked him. The battle was hard fought, but in the end Bragg had to admit defeat, and went back once more to Chattanooga, while Rosecrans settled down where he was to watch him. | ; Meanwhile, Gen. Grant had determined to capture Vicksburg fu Mowtagen can end ~d ue ¥ 4 on the Mississippi, and thus get control of the entire river. As/| . ) aoa n one minute r ¢ | . ino-pads will do it—safely! They , a : ‘long as the South held the city they could get supplies from the : Ray) yp he TEE ee 4 ¥ (2402 Os. ® West, from Louisiana and Texas and Mexico, so they had fortified sich. Thue yas 0c Me Moai ne ‘itstrongly and intended to keep it at any price. It was November, from cutting your corns or esing + . 1862, when Gen. Grant started his Vicksburg campaign, and it was} jf 7 corrosive acids. Thin; antiseptic, pot until July of the following year that he finally took the city, so N > waterproof. Sizes for corns, cal- ‘ you can see how stoutly the Southerners defended it’ Grant’s a . louses, bunions. Get Dae: today : 4 first plan was to send Gen. Sherman down the river from Memphis ee druggist’s or shoe dealer's. a with a fleet of gunboats and a larg@ army, while he himself, with a z d Scholl!’ i second army, marched down by way of Jackson, in the center of 9 Dr 8S . 3 ' the State, and attacked from the east. This plan ‘did not‘work out Zino-pads ° _ ‘very well. Grant was stopped in the northern part of the State, 3 iB - - @ and Sherman, landing to the north of Vicksburg, found the city so : Bat ural tnd Cereal Meal costs less than 3c a portion. Costs, rc antil ist Com ; | ASL, ent much less than physics and laxatives and is your ig eC 4 es aes breakfast food. 2-Ib. can $1. Cereal Meal can ee | be obtained at — | , ff Guarantee Member federal -§FSSsssg —_ pital é Surplus Mnmocrns -2 tatest ' -Wti- ee a ita shied | Dinner Set. F - i fos ett son Drege fe rat Conrad. Grocery Rererve Syrtem Zap | or ag a ; pare, ik eotal in ose %y 304. Stores, Shea @ es peer ) 4 | SN ae a | a oe Aggie EIGHTH AND LOCUST | wonderful tone us clear poration 121 Chambers Street, St. e2GSe ePSeSesS,: = 2 & pe Se en 345 % “ : P . a ” ‘¢ J , | ee fk me oe ~ gle! 9 oes aye ak ake cap s ’ %

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@=rt* 20 ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH glone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SACCO-VENZEITI GASE AGAIN | _—__—*>7EBTZSEMENT. For Piles It Is Pyramid Breught Retief You Will quickly realise Simply wordertul f 4 — And still there is plenty of time to take the ALTON All-Pullman | being placed on the cases of Sacco /and Vanzerti, and the sentence to |Rhanging of 172 peasants in India. WM f y v |The French action tn the Ruhr is also repudiated by the labor § ex- ' tremists. ; The police as a rule attach no FOR EASTER Ladies’ Suits, $17.50 to $45.00 STAR OREDIT GLOTHING GO ; istill maintained over Ambassador | | Herrick’s residence and the Amer- —_ embassy. | Skirts Kimonas Draperies | Walets Curtains Ginghams | 006 BITES CHILDREN IN Coats Sweaters Stockings ee ee re Syme ‘Antmal Killed and Head Taken for, Rabies Test; Victims Given Pas- | r teur Treatment. | A dog bit two children and !s) thought to have ecratched A third. | \ when they were playing {n the yard | of the St. Andrew’s Parocnial School. Buy ‘‘Diamona Dyes’’—ne othe '321 Hoffmeister avenue, Luremburg,/| “ind—and follow the simple dire about 1:30 p. m. yesterday. tions im every package. Don’t wor Willlam Laskey of Hoffmeister; der whether you can dye or tint su. and Dammert arenues, whose 2-year- | egssfully, because perfect home dye pla daughter was one of the children’ " i guaranteed with Diamon attacked, heard the childre:. serean: | "Fes e¥es if you have never dred b+ | : 6 na led th re. Just tell your druggist whethe re 9 hiscwather a “| he material you wish to dve is wo: r silk, or whether it is linen, cotto: , . e | Edwaré Dishart, 11 years old, o x mixed goods. Diamond Dyes neve treak, spot, fade or rua. 261 Bauman avenue, also was Ditten but the identity of the child said t have been scratched has not been ec tab ed. The children bitten hav« been given the Pasteur treatment. An effort le being made to find th: joewner of the dog. The antmal jhead has been taken to the &t. Lou! | Bacteriological! Department, where : }will be examined for rabies. more significance to these meetings ( 'than to the usual run of extremist | |} gatherings, but a discreet guard is | L ' ’ ’ ; Leaving St. Louis Union Station daily at 11:59 p.m.; arriving Chicago at 7:45 a. m. Last night-service train to go “> No stops be- tween terminals Cafe lounge car serving midnight luncheon and breakfast. Five Trains Daily St. Louis to Chicago Leaves 8t. Louis Acives Chicage Prairie State Express ....... 8:45 a.m...... 4:30 p.m. Alton Limited. .... oepesice sche inesss TOG Om. Fast Mail (Except Sunday) ....11:20 p.m...... 6:30 a.m. Midnight Special..........-11:59 p.m...... 7:45 a.m. cago & Alton “The Only Way’’ | City Ticket Office Unien Station Ticket Office | 326 N. Breedway Eighteenth and Market Sts. Pass. Dept. St. Louis. Dee M. McNamara, Gen. Agent. | | | | ee | | | Does this HE lecation 6f this seaboard. harbor capacity with coaling ments have greatly enhanced cantile purposes. and buildings: storage development interest you Get your bid in before April 20th Quartermaster Depot, nine miles from the center of Charleston, was selected by the War Department after careful con- sideration of several sites along the South-Atlantic The reasons for this selection were primartily the avallable. The Government's extensive improve- storage and shipping bese for industrial and mer- ~- The Depot will be sold by sealed bid on April 30th —in fts entirety. It comprises approximately 60° 4 ¢ . acres of tmproved land with the following factliities : ee Rallroad yards with a capacity of abaqgt $00 cars. and, in eddition, several miles of laid track serving iene gaits other the warehouses and dock. : ‘ | LF and ttwee matic Stx Warehouses, each 16421200'feet, « total of over , 4 . hae ‘ real “stay-there™ sry clear skin | one million square feet storage space. > } en One Headhouse, 15921360 feet, situated between _—— eruptions seem the ends cof warehouses and dock as it by mage. jeaving the sk com piexion clear and glowing 7 ial e $3 and % . ur * "ie - £ _ ® ¥ ocean—river—rall . ‘ ~ t and reliroad facilities the advantages of this —_—— ‘want to quickly clear your - firm. nealine mely Tos CITAMON TA , meal for « thme end Watch So’ amszins results. These contain sot | 4 . r- i % 9 od 4 ‘ i . | New C. B. & Q Paassenger Agen: 4 cheap substitutes PxSust Gaste ™ —— om - PRINTED REPES \ > al ae -_* ET - er et ~ y on ‘a 3 my LAS UF AEE Paae Sx wes = RBOBS 52 - F, 3h ree . © MOTHER, OPEN Even Cross, Feverish, Sick If yeur child is listiess, ful] of eold,; has colic, er if the stomach ig sour, breath bad, tomgue costed, a tes spoonful of ‘‘California Fig Syrup’’ will quickly start liver and bowel action. In a few hours rou ¢an sec for yreurself how thoroughly it works the censtipation poison, sour bile and waste right out and you hare a well, playful child again. —EGIVE “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels ilu CHILD'S BOWELS - } ; ee Ry? af eR Children Love its Delicious | Milliens ef mothers keep ‘*Cali- fornia Fig Syrup’" handy. They) know « teaspoonful today may save s sick child tomorrow. It never cramps or overacts. Ask your for genuine ‘‘ California yrup”” | which has directions for babies and | children of 41] ages printed on bettie | Mother! You must say ‘*‘Califernia’’ or you may get an imitation fig syrup. Go After Rheumatism Right FMaacue le, arn Get ANTI-URIC at . Judge & Dolph Drug Stores § ce ar The Glasses for the Easter Parade For this greatest outdoor fashion event of the year the glasses worn should be just as stylish as your attire. The newest in Eyeglasses, Spec- tacles and Lorgnettes are showa at both stores. Site pomeeat by p : i d i 5 } | eeen: @% must be pot | ony wemes that = wee | Ber Mise Meegea “Skee © | #=- just ae she & oF | =naightiy aed by thie | st Support giver Per ' trie @gure Even tf yoe |: - , ££ & “ ‘ ' * ~ a eS Toe > a: Opes | ORS ae ea ee . et eS, en : wi: 4 Paid ¥ ni ae ‘ 5 de, 4 vs > ean! ves aes ak

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= rail rest you? | - ad © feet long. Barracks, Quarters, Mess @ Equipment ter Tank, 200,000-galien | mear warehouses Station, and four Wooden rf Tanks, 200,000-gallon Munitions Bullding, Wash- he Quartermaster, Inter- Charleston, & C. or the Promotion Gection, Room uliding, Washington, D. C. Ereseeves the right to re- ore efe thousands of women tn rs } and vicinity who are tn perfect” — 'y because they cannot and eny= thet will hold thetr rupture «né@- sbdomen at the same time The] anoes wevally worn for the pore are not. bulky, chafing en@ irr+ r But thie wenderful coreet ate") nent demonstrated by Mire M hi flexidbie, Guradie, cool and gure like a giore. J = Meegan has ristted a!) the larce in the Fast, end her @emonstre- — have meade a profound tmpression + wemen familar with the @lstresr- ‘a mdition ef rupture. § x women who heave faptures folie © weer an. abdominal Suppers oF find should not fail to eall end 7 edjusteble ettaem No Geseription er titustteties sly convey the remarkable utitity¥ | 77 *@ aplendid suppert. rt must ve 4 it must be put on te ok roman thet it wee designed Got Mise Meegan takes «a large Were” fms she ie, all out of shape ang © tip and by thie remarkable cr re ipport gives @er a naturel, nee eure. Even if you hare ne ru +3 if you ere large and fleeny * | | Ay you to call and see whet a e@ for you. 1g f @perations or whe and agit | , E: : { t tet this great oppertunity ert 13 rom you. Your cali on this Lady 17 is sure to prove one of the bee Fou ever did, She will be there 7) our deve then Your epportun! F 1° Sone. Tt Gon't cost you ® penny h all about the Rice Methed§ “e pderful opportuntty for heip and | SIERTTS > TUESDAY. MARCH 27, 1923. + es ~ The City Strcuratton of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. wer Clear Skin Firm Flesh ni Take fastin’s Vitamon and Economical | | VETERAN ENGINEER FATALLY INJURED —_——,__ Lawrence Lacy, 64, Crushed Against Back-of Cab When Rod Breaks. ts Quick. Lawrence Lacy. 64 years old, vet- | eran locomotive engineer of the Mis- sour! Pacific, died early today at the company hospital here from injuries suffered Sunday morning when he ] Was running a passenger engine near Bismarck,’ Mo., 81 miles southwest of St. Louis. The eccentric rod on the wheels of. the es . **. eee ° . (SS) 7 / drive locomotive broke. ja) verse. The reverse lever which juts Y 7 vertically.in the engine cab, jumped | off its quadrant and struck |) Of what use sre fine features with an mottied skin, flabby flesh, sunken | cab ws. pouches under the eyes or ” © raatatt . ae Amen |gine. Lacy was unconscious when . eo want to quickly clear your gkin | take ror He ca) aie i ws tt yo put some firm. healthy tak n f ym tite « % lie wes rushed com xion. a i teer bones, incrgase your nerve | to St. Louis, but did not regain con- and power and look and feel far sciousness until slortly befoye his ner, elimply try takin two of : . “S VITAMON TABLETS with | death. meal for a short time and Watch | ng results. These contain not | lacy three vitamines, but specially pre- | acy organic iron for your biood, the lime ealts and other true brain, bone and tissue making ” ts which Nature provides to pro- zy real “stay-there” flesh, clear skin fnorease enersy. | Under their purifying influence many qmberrassing skin eruptions seem to wanish as if by magic, leaving the skim complexion fresh, clear and glowing Rin rudéy bealth. To protect yourself againet imitations chea gubstitutes N upon | N's to get the original and gen- | Poplar Biuff, Mo. VITAMON Tablets, recommended by ghysicians and used by millions. Surc- . guaranteed or money refunded. At OT @ruggis's. In railroad circles he Was con- ; = = |sidered an unusually lucky engineer, ~ Dert ise ithe ost-Dispateh | having been in only three wrecks nal 61,297 Houses, Fiata, etc., Poe | ; > hij ‘ er A ads — 22,892 more than the | during lls career other St. Louis newspapers | fePe occurred in 1912, when his en- Fireman at Age of 19. was the second oldest souril Pacific system. He began a fireman on the Iron Mountain Railroad in 1875, at the age of 19. He was promoted to freight engineer passenger locomotive in 7884. From then until his death he held a pas- senger train run from St. He had been for i & ie eee. : ’ Hi see Hp ' without warning. |, dren's colds. throwing the driving gear into re- Lacy, | jamming him against the back of the | His fireman stopped the en-/§ en- gineer in point of service on the Mis- | as | in 1879 and was assigned to his first | Louis to | igine went through a trestle into the | Black River, 25 miles north of Pop- lar Diuff. To escape boiling water from bursted pipes he clawed a |trench in the mud with his hands and reached the river. Seven Years Continuously in Cab. | A statistician writing in a railroad | magazine figured that Lacy had spent seven years of his life con- tinuously in the cab and that he had itraveled seven times around the |earth. Lacy is survived by his widow, Mrs. Daisy Lacy, and his son, Verne /R. G. Lacy, former Assistant Circult ‘Attorney. He resided at 6901 Mich- igan avenue. Arrangements for the funeral have not been made. It will be held from the Verne Lacy residence, 515 | Lovehborouch avenue ’ - > ® ia + > _ oe - - the adits per PR MENT My Dealer OD ccccdecodeceeeetocccecosocoooeossececosooseo Diy WEEE. . ccccccocdccecccoeescecoesooes ) eeeeeceeaeea eee .¢ WO HASONS SON > - J . soo cRBsccoccecce . ~~ 6+ Lo ase meee eee eee The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. If your kitchen is the pride of your home, then your stove is the pride of your kitchen. Those who take the greatest pride in their stoves use Old Dutch Cleanser. The nickel is always bright and the stove free from burnt-in grease. Get the service you re looking for You want your things clean; and you.want them kept that way as economically as possible. That’s exactly the ser- vice that Old Dutch Cleanser gives you. Old Dutch contains no hard grit. It does not scratch. Its fine, flaky particles lie flat; cover more surface and do more work than gritty material. That’s why Old Dutch goes farther than anything else you can buy; it’s one of the reasons, too, why it’s so economical. You can leave all cleaning to Old Dutch; sink, floor, utensils, glass, everything. It will be done right; with the least time, work and expense. No lye or acid to ‘ + roughen your hands ‘ | ee Mi) | I \ N ee Atk i ( 4) ™ \i\ ‘\ ‘ \ _— a > 9 When you see the sign of the Eve. remember, you’re near home, The distance—over rivers, mountains and des-. erts—may be miles or hundreds of miles; but the Blue Bell means a telephone—a cheerful corps of Long Distance operators —at your service, ready to ttansport your volce—you,. How You May Send Your Voice Home Station to Station Calls— This service is. quicker and costs less. Use it if you are willing to talk to anyone who answers the telephone at the number you call. Tell the operator you wish to place a station to station call and give her the number or the name and address under which tt is listed in the directory.. No charge is made unless the connection is completed. Evening Rate—Station to half the day rate if this rate is 50c or more. Night . Rate—Station to Station calls between mid- night and 4:30 a m., are one fourth the day rate, if the day rate is $1 or more. 1 Person to Person Calls— Use this service if you wish to be connected with a par- ticular person. It costs about one-fourth more than Station to Station day service. Under certain conditions a small Scationm calls placed between charge is made for reports 8:30 p. m. and midnight are rendered on these calls. Ask the Long Distance operator for sample rates to points in which you are interested. Sourswesraan Bari Tocussiodis Gen Your Voice is You—Visit Them by Telephone Like Eating Candy TRU-LAX THE TRUE CHOCOLATE LAXATIVE Amunite Fast Cut Buffing Paper EASURED by the number of pairs finished per sheet, Amunite Fast-Cut Buffing Paper is the best abrasive for you to use. It cuts clean and fast, very little At All Sterea. Tru-Lax Mfg. Co.. Newark, N. J. effort on the part of the eae When you use Amunite on your machines, you the full- benefit of the dharp, hauiiaaraeiea, ten — the strong backing endures until the- —bring in greater profits for you! Ask the “United” man to give‘you a sample. Corporation 1423 Olive Street St. Louis, Mo. f - - >» & : 4 hk ekeylee’ Z ad oe bs any 5 Po. iid % Re ‘ q oe ee % ¢ a a « a 3 . as reat. . 2 ; oe j ! 4 = ’ > 23 a > % * ee ‘ *s * 43 ea " i , E: hk: R. oe i fit F F 24 ray + Cass ‘ wed a 4 ag on ha ae he, * - _ A * a . * a4 x at aa i i ~~" ey 2 « a 2 | ‘ Se na i ial ae alla eine, alta ~w Ma Rats cata CY) acs a °. - ml , ; 2 ", aa : a . «, ‘ ol cm = Ly. fi: i 4% ‘ = favs , ° LI i oa : ~~ ae ‘ = Ss F fay ae y+ - Pee ee est eek te — 4 te ee a a ee MR ee ee a cs a a 2 ae 4

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TUCESDATY MARCH 27. -_,,. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ _ ) started ~ the action resulting im transactions “simultaneously with | ‘George J. Gould being removed asthe transactions which were con- | i — a 4 ih , ‘trustee of his father’s estate, was| ducted by the gor tg that | $ | . —_ pr equally Mable for any losses suf- | “these operations result mn an un-) J, f Ti fe E f * to said Frank J (SON: us {7 time or as er ae Olive and Locust fered by the estate, inasmuch as ft fair advantage is alleged he took advantage of his; Gould, and to the detriment of the | 45S ‘ . fiduciary position to .engage in estate and the codefendants.” ! ~ ian sk « pecial : — = ————————————:?:°0 eRe _=_eS—_0Q0Q0vOV3O_ | -. | e - i : - e: 1 . = Use the * fe }. 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. ‘ | , = Saisie of Brock and Croaking |9 1% VIOLET RAY | ; > $1 | for fa wi Al L of Frog Make Up Program. : ———— |e ‘ Neuritis ~ _ > = wv | :) Ns “4 , A remarkable program. * sagged : comer eagry \ “a. ‘ , . , ; he called “The Awakening © sam bago | | “A ba : st ; S$ might be caeeneiiie Bhs (Be Naa Sh. - i : ring.” was broadcast by Station : . : 's D last night The auras . : Neuralgta . : ¥ ae | ; birds, the ripple of the ores eceyg | ) , [ * : ee | | imitated vocally and instrument@.'s J RE N U I IFR ‘Sper asar* Po SUS te y ta ~~ Bose : : Fi t F] | & ~- | So 2 | | te ree Our buyer has jyst returned from the East, where he purchased over a thousand Spiteus | Irs Ox e are ; Plants, attractively pe in one of the most artistic c yneeris yet broadcast from K > a The wlll } > So AY See Ye Se 8 , . . i > -- . } } : . . oe tists taking part were Miss Marietta Violet Ray Generators fr Sera 24 FER peat with two pants—at a big disecount—which we are offering to the public at a big saving in & ) Schumacher, soprane Miss Isabelle eee ae aS aon ty big groups. , * a erate prices quoted hs First 4 Mre. Frank | & are being demonstrat tn our Appliance Tt «. PR SES: ; ¥ we ke McGrath, violinist, and - a » > ASR SE at et : . . Neal and Mrs. Louise Mas'n Store by experts direct from the factory. | : nti 4 = : ; These Suits consist of all the newest patterns and styles for men and young men and are all of pure wool fabrics; : : —_ ee anists, Lisa Lehmans “Woo 'REE DEMONSTRATION FOR A LIMITED TIME : ———————— every garment handsomely tailored and guaranteed. | ae ‘ | ‘ 2 arnt | A Au | | ¢ é », | J fae A eon,” “Yellowhammer, Divided Payments on Your Light Bills FE torts, =e She oe = . ieee | “ : E he w 4 : = 5 t! ot - ris, Pi- d PYig- “The Te ee me Wren,” “The Cuckoo” and whe | ”“ were among the songs while : plano contributed “The Eagle . of MacDowell, Saint-Saens The Swan.” “The Ro Max m Teschetizeky’s “Two Larke ’ Schu- Whil The | man's “The Prophet lL; rd > ime ‘ SE 3 NN pa ¢ ae s ) ) | a — —— —— tout Women, Attention’. Prog Pond” bes Sy boeckK r violia’s part in this sprns anes e wus “May Riossoms Ls liut ») “ ~~ eé a. 99 ime” Rader “At the x “Springtime >) | : on idl snenial - = Neeerrrees 7 Rrook” by Broisdeffre, “The Meadow Lark” by Cecil Burleigh and Drdla's 1H Mit " — ei \\ Men “Humming Bird.” Other numbers | tHe : - | | ‘en the program carried out the same | TALL MEAT LRAT , : oH Se i | | consistently, and | HMR Do_ , HTH 1 epring-song idea the exquisitely charming rendition ef this very unusual poeares | —w | | HR | ; : brought a flood of telephone calls| 9 bit: | Ses —— Stylish Spring Stout to compliment the performance and | Z— 91 ans (ae : THIN LEADS Styles 4214 to 364 Tonieht's concert wil! consist rm - arc Fd aaa ~ J 2B epecial soft end black STYLISH STOUT AMENN | . Bo 12 leads, 15 = elaine EXTRA-SIZE WRAPS Nephews and Nieces AUeae Uncle Is . vr An ~ N se ie, | VENUS Bverpoimted Pencils SQA aNY Look for the EXTRA-SIZE SUITS Suffered by Estate. wer tase Sperial to the Post. Ivapatch are siumpicst in operation, . NEW YORK, March 27.—-A mo- fectly balanced, light weight. y . ; Green tion on Behalf of Lady Decies, Mrs styles and finishes. EXTRA-SIZE COATS lf vou want to save from $10 to $15 on vow Marjorie Gould Drexe! and George $1.00 to $50.00 Easter Suit—attend this sale as early as pos Gosia Sracchldven vet” George cpu staspie ns #399 EXTRA-SIZE DRESSES ble. They won't last lon Pe Gould, to compe! thefr uncie, Frank Naver chased «+. 12.75 | uey OO t iasSt iong. . : ecen rvic ° my Ii vour deales cannot supply vou, wrus = Geuld, te accept service of a > Wonderfully tailored stylish- Tamended answer in the accounting | American Pencil Co., 220 Fifth Ave.. N. Y. . ata ices aap ota 3 ' - proceedings im the estate of their | ing lines es ciall anata to \ . _ grandfather, Jay Gould. was with- | EVERPO NTED 4 ~ i a = ) — s _ ‘drawn yesterda y, Frank J. Gould | Pp y a grac o * > re re - to , : having agreed threugh his attorneys ENCILS / oS eae. Waly “ee n- — — |i Cc ats Ka est materials—all colors: over | _ . Headquarters for Venus Everpointed Penctis In the newest TA! | Grays arm tans; Frank J. Gould, who. with his sis- WM. J. KENNEDY STATIONERY CO. morrow at . SHADES. While the : . est models. while the ter the luahess de Tatlleyvrand. tie N St t. T10 Olive Street ——— \ DDISON’S—5 17-51 Q WASHINGTON SS last C L O a H I E R S last * — oater bv a Group one—The new one and two button single and dou- = : — 1 «EC Bs 434 ; ia ¥ 4 sy Main 3220 12TH & LOCUST Central 3530 . ble breasted models, classy new jazz and sport models : ' a ee ie ‘ ale le ae . ' ‘ neat three button conservative styles, all patterns, at— ~~ ep eee. —— .— . | W J ‘- ¢: The Store for ALL t ‘ : e . - Up to $35 ) 4: ic ¥ ae ~—er Oemeoee _ ee 2? ee eo st ee ee » The amended answer alleges that =-00 styles to select from 10- to aceept service of the answer. | —— SSE —— | TELE ees = orthwest Corner $ 30 | §%-—~;/he Most Delicious and Wholesome ‘19 . Sixth an Laces At 24° _| Opposite Union Marke MAYON NAISE You ever tasted ee ee taking your Cadomene tabiets fer the past menth. Ther certainly did wonders ey ' /~ — '- for me. as I was se nervous I wasn't able te de my own housework: so sick and — . S © og ~~ miserabie. Now I can de all my own wos and feel coed all the time. Mr daughter and ber husband have also been taking them. and they helped won- derfuilly.” Cadomene should ‘¥ taken br anrone whe has srmp- toms of im pe verphed bleed and weak nerves, iike the ee following Nervousness, siceepicssness, irritability. weak - . Bees, nervrons indicestion. headache, backache, trembiine tx 7 at slightest mental eicitement or physical cxicrtion. } | cold extremities, uncailed-for werry or fear. Cademesne suppiies trom aad phospercus with other temics that build up bleed and Nerve Force, Take them and see how guickiv ther bring antonishing benefit to your deranced nervous system. Ail cvod druggists sei! . a PF ec . , ‘ . E\ ERY BO DY likes mayonnaise, but the Y OU R grocer selis Mazolain pint, _{ them. Ask for Cad-co-mene tablets. best mayonnaise is the kind you make at home yourself, quart, half-gallon and gallon tins, packed and : seasoned or flavored to suit your own taste—and made sealed under expert supervision. It is never with fresh eggs. | We extend to yc privilege of : Mazola-Mayonnaise is made quickly Sela eaten oe ee Ki | h OLD AND YOUNG HAVE —in 3 minutes ! a your grocer wil! refund your money in OC : i. Take the can you now have, or get one today ee ° WAY NOW 10 REY IVE | from your grocer, and follow the recipe given here or Directory CLEAR PLEASING FACE | use Mazola with any good recipe and success is assured. Black and - and White Creations. ’ See f If h it i ) of yourses! how casy it 1s. : Closes Make Safe and Sure the Mazola-made mayonnaise is always firm, Efforts to Correct Bad fresh, smooth and creamy. It thickens quickly in the M ch 3] Complexions. making, and keeps longer without separating. Because » i Mt ees : ar st. Wheiiar sas ann en ernie’ cal of this, Mazola is a time and work saver, it’s made in 2 sitlaieaiaitin iaiamaiins makes little difference if rou really want | : Y ke é ees @ clear. rosy. pieasing compiexion. | minutes. OU make enough mayonnaise at one hme , The only reason rour face is new enl- | to last for a week or more. It keeps! aan Salat ond Shane” a trust have to .heep Dieasing te took at. v* ' sold in borties or bulk. € : ~ > : } | Mazola is always pure and sweet, with a delicious flavor unexcelled by any salad oil at anv price. + ~ Se weneemt Geet. eee ee t : keep it from eettiig “weather wate.” Loek at the skin on rour bedy where i . In flavor, quality and purity, Mazola is equal to the finest and most expensive salad oiuls—yet Viazola costs considerably less than imported alive oil. Hf ft FREE && Dock <f 46 oe ee CORN PRODUCTS REFINING Co. 300 South First Street St. Louis, Mo. MAYONNAISE DRESSING ‘emp Wares | Reg YR |) reepeee Seger) |'4 wresgece Sar Pewee SE" RIS sy Kaa REE Oe a 8 terre } (Ebetegwene Lemon ane a V weger | . Add well mixed seasonings to egg, with one teaspoon | . , iemsan Jainn-or vinerand beat well, adding one tenmmoce ds gi v, Te » Mazola at a time uotil mixture thickens, after which the e CST or a x A | | vrs ee ee ; vs

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4 Grays aml tans; new- est models. while they last sh | $9 450 ’ Values Up to $40. ¥ — Good to the last drop Blase than a slogan to the man whose travels have taught }} him how bad coffee can taste; itis a downright State- ment of fact. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ee YOU EQUAL fOUR WORK? you meet the demands of 4aily vith vigor and energy? Tf not, me you looked after f. one, your system needg @ geu faning and regulating. tasy to do, without unpleasant Simply use Schoenfeld EB d Liver Tea, a purely vegetal made from herbs, barks, ‘ries. This famous preparat en favorably known for overt ears. 2 } it like ordinary tea, an a meeded. It wiil quickh imeys and work poiseopous tions owt of jiver and t feel like a new person, Don’t take , 4 ‘h Vy a . , ‘ %. hi Ay over a thousand Suits—-al] ablic at a big saving in two TUESDAYS MARCH 27. 1823. ~~ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ¥ , , | . ADVERTISEMENT , | ey eS ADVERTISEMENT : oe = Soauggs - = ‘Howto Get Rid of | Post-Dispatch Radio lf You Are a Constipation Victim | Olive and Locust from.Ninth to Tenth A Special Easter Sale of 2 Lily Plants Af >] 60 Each or | 1 A Simple, Safe and Reliable Way. If vou are troubled with blackheads, facia pores. you know . sation that they caus Science, however. has found e Guickly overcome these om , Simply ‘Pimples, Blackheads and Facial Blemishes. | blemishes or eniarged niy too well the humll- Broadcasting Station x 8D You Need Bran That Is ALL BRAN | Kellogg’ Bran, cooked and krom-| When you know that constipation | bled, is so delicious and inviting that] heads directly to Bright’s disease and » | thousands of families use it constantly] other ailments, there is no time to to make enticing bakery batches, such| be Jost in experimenting. Kellogg's - ag bran muffins, pancakes, raisin bread,| Bran, delicious in its patented cooked etc.; they eat it as a cereal, and many|and krumbled form, becomes an im- sprinkle it on their favorite cereal, its | mediate necessity. If it is eaten regu- | nut-like flavor having @ fine appeal.jlarly (two tablespoonfuls daily; in | Many more thousands of people eat | “Tronic cases with each meal)—it will Kellogg’s Bran every day of their relieve constipation permanently! Your Daylight broadcasting at 9:4, | 10:40" 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 and 4 p.m. Market quotations and news bulletins of interest to the Middie West, on 485 meters Prices supplied by Market News Service, U. S. Dept. of Agricul- ture, and principal exchanges. Tuesday—8:00 O’Clock Tieman Orchestra, members of - — - a vernig tn YO a = : *_ ’ ow S 75 al ae! ithe erage Me: apn! tes apy Rane which are, William Tieman, cor- lives because 10 has permanently re- wang = = wrsapemeny: 2 oe — = a e ] D ; se = om ,- sem, —~ Fe am 4 a a 4 in i a ne« t. William gg 9a oe Fai. lieved them of constipation and the ran. 7 t will free you from propric- — _ —, SS —! f elivered | the morning you will be delighted to phone and violin, _ "Ms ater May - dangers of dreaded diseases that con- tary pills and cathartics which are as — i —— ——— wee the grea ange made by a single jian Tieman, pianist, MM live ‘nation leads t If system-racking and almost as danger- : application. e kills the germs mond Tieman, drums; Mrs 5 etipa 208 sacs 10. ? f you are suffer-} - to health : : ; Be 4. ll f j ful Easter Lilies of . that « —— r s and a eads,. con ers eS ce ee he ing with constipation vou need ALL ous to bheaith as constipation itself! n All Discontinued Lines of Stationery = — an Pate as maul Jar of tee Mint . m4 Si he Orchestra HIS sale of Stationery includes odd lots se it like cold cream. There is noth- 8) 3oe. Love Sens: ame 7 from Crane's, Whiting’s, White & Wy- ‘loor we are now displaying fine Lily ite bastsue tt clon ae Ge an that are part bran can never give the desired relief because they do not. con- pb Without You improve. . . The Orchestra It is wonderful fur children. | Kellogg recipes are printed on each | 2—Songs 50% OFF ») Pale Moomn......» Leaves Come —e+- - eo ee Lage Tumbling Down . _ =n Rely 2 NICOLL THE TAILOR : MERRELIS A ‘> eee Le) ivearest “4 ene The Orchestra . : coe ipge Songs— 717 Olive St. : p at ae ° : ate re SO Signy Laie Rose ninemsn enetrating Oil i cialis nes aa b) Memories Van Als nde . ra . wore Ot Mra. Olive Piatt Bischoff The Powertul Lintment for All Aches & Pains agency. ae iB \. Logan a nance eae aon ene | n16—Cornet aug | ee a ind of a Perfee T>a Rond William Tiema eA panied by e Uy! e ra , nt Steinw ay Piano Used ° — * ae — —— es, marke of care of worrs better: or if for ANY reason you do not want the exactly as you will it. /|rcsome and bene. stove—just call us up. We'll replace your old stove just as it was. We'll take the new stove back

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> was 24 ST LOUIS POST-NISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 927, 1923. : ST LOUIS POST-TUSPATCR e Farmer Lodge May Be a Breaker of Jaws; but Stanislaus Cyganiewicz Zbyszko Is a Real Jaw-Brea Doak Tests the Old Soupbone ; * Sete to Box Kilbane 4 Lodge Will Not Sisler’s Departur e South Refer ee | Against the Braves; Sherdel and — ae [_ = Meet F irpo, N.Y. Indefinitely Postponed Lid on Toney in Form Against Senators ae RR NSC Commission Says ip ich ona “fF In Armory Fi wat —_——- Sinus Condition for Which He Is Being Treated Improvfig Slow- sis chreveport Demon’s Arm G Bout South America mn Can-. 2 , . i a ipals Ss rev 4 ~ ia Z Cardinals’ Crack Southpaw Uses Siow Ball to Baffle the Washing— celed Because Iowan Does Not ly, but Browns’ Star Must Remain Here for Further Treat- pated in Tomorrow of His Rival for the “Hot } ton Hitters, but Is Scored On for the First Time During Measure Up to Standard. ’ tions and Warne | : Was Far Fro | Training Season Games—M cDermott Goes to Ft. Smit 9 _- Le =~ — we ee a i a on ie le lle ment—Doubt as to His Opening Season With Club. ee wy a x By J. . NEW YORK, March 27.—The New | While George Sisler is enjoying fine health, and the sinus con- By John E. Wre iam ~York State Athletic Commission to- | dition which is delaying his spring training is showing steady itt-| Sports Editor of - p lay announced it would not permit provement, it will be im possible for him to 7 joi in the elub at Shreve- Harry ere a | of the WICHITA FALLS, Tex. By Herman Wecke, of the Post-Dispatch Sport Stafi. Farmer” Lodge of Minn eapos to t April 2 s had b bis intention the lead-and-clinch ' BRADENTOWN, Fla., March 27.—Bill Doak, the veteran spit- box Late Dives, Sepen Amertan|’ ee a ne ‘ac attack 3 4 d babi bell } f th uestion marks of the (; F Is :, . . ee he ate This information was obtained to-;slight muscular eve disturbance, it gainst the ¢ ove-grabbing . j port speed emon, pro ¥y er and one of the question marks of the Cardinals pitching-staff, eavyweight, at the Fankee Stadium |... trom a local specialist who is| Was not of serious propertions and now, sad to relate. growing fae nis infielding ability during . : w *} 7 ‘ “>. . r) Ma y 1 2. ; : = ; es sae: - 2 ; ulead ry 4 77) 5. Ls hea ~~? ' : at ve » gy ere and tossing to the batters in in an exhibition game ths spring Na” Neb.: Jack Renault of Canada ae 1 followed a — 2 peeny ‘ wets max h improv d and that his a shin teen me the eight } ure elamoring for a chanee. practios, has madé the request and | Three of the safeties off him came in tae nd Jack McAuliffe Il. of Detroit. treatment. See ae 7 ie Me nat he war not aie been brought up accor as told previously, Ezzell has . ve first round. He struck out five : ». & ? : ' 7 : “y , ‘ad, nowever, that ne War ne ne gl - was : . ve ’ ; 4 - : rin _ o " taken along on the one-day trip ©-| base on balls. Moet of his strike- Lk SS, wo? he had previously | when Sisler would be able to join to join his team for spring pease for not conducting them trers among the Brownies ir iiay to St. Petersburg. the trainin€! ours came as wm resuit of Nationa) ‘ken the jaws of two opponents, the ciyb tice. ‘ eri¥y in the ring. These - his wing recovers Si ee kin ows Salah. [acca ac’ noes Wekas Sites eae “ ui Sampson and Cit Aramer The specialist also stated that Sisler sa!q his shoulder has ceased Harrv Kabakoff. who meets las ee es wach spring is given his ownD ball it was £0 8) ow. that . Nick Ait- Anot wood a rastic step to for: ‘e b IX - wh ‘a Sc sler was suff - ng from a } gi neg . si eiiiaad Pr) ? * ~ 7 . Re di iv in the 10- -round main : will not have - chance. ' P. M. ; Springer slipped through as an appeared in none. of the exhibiticn/ not have been scored upon, but for ™ ao haticners within . x ’ aaa gps By Davis J. Walsh. eee J feur in an exhibition or two somes to date; Bill Pertica. Fred/an error by Bottomley and Blades Who arr ived Saturday from Par’s. to box three bouts under the di- zr tite outst aaa of geet 2 io alle NEW YORK March 27 —OQuite | BY the Associated Presa. }) and showed considerable speed Wigiggton. Johnny Stuart and [nel the one for the outfield. a muff of a rection of Tom O'Rourke, the climax being one with the champion he denies ae onde: rn ap we Segre vf Se a aggtt ae a ro | EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo a ae COeterneas Mohney, the big underhani right- short fly bal! coming after two had featherweight of the world, Johnny Rilbane—proviced the New York na mi; Seay yr ission, are af- according to custom, the New York eet at ee + ‘n the whole the chances hander. who is the property of the been retired Though Bottomley Commission Will let him. Crigqui is champ on of Europe in his di- 7 oe = _ e — gr ae, 4 was Yankees have spent 21 days in their ; arc se —Jess Willard is fight- rete Sharpe wi 1] not have maw és Syracuse club. All of the flinsers ry ee — ~Sweimisl sailed +b Seam © © \training camp and thousands of! ”* here for the. right to tight. | ble gaining the co-eperation ot i a the Braves.| 0° the feature play of the game. | = = — ——===} J weight champion: Seilor Friea.|@°Uars in purchases and expenses, Painfully at first he undertook | ‘™@ Prinicpals. Sharpe ts take drastic measures. He wil} when he picked up Harris’ intended ¥ 11 , : ._ | without having anything to show for, ‘8¢ gruelling traintrg imposed by cefeated tw =f r oa ¢ -ds3 la Sa. rifice and forced Wade at thirea an i Aas ie e414. AS eT ss ; to 7. Up to that hectic eighth the | aq walked Dyer and Freigau. Horns- | | nother of those profitless training! *'8/™!mg two weeks for his bout | COmmission to support - the . Nationals were showing the way by by picked on the first good ball of- ee nee ee ee ee ee Serics Cancelled trips. with Fls yd Johnson in New York | deri ng the offe Sharpe by by or- © margin of three lengths. The tal-/ fered him and hit it far over a tent | Mike W . Mentcet titek Shes O _ p oa ae ee Ti Yanks apparentiy embark cal May 13 | precdedte tmaned nder’s share of 5 lies were Chalked up against Ceniin cemter field for an easy home run AC alker’s Central! mignh wine ( Pens | re-Season | 1a With | their annual tour of the South mere- The former champi the com - over to or Russell, late of the Red Sox. one of! *!' of his other hits were singles ~ . : - liv 0 @ Genventien Gelgens 4a then y reteset hampion is willing. ommis*ion fund. ; a © - ne >. __ ~¢ ~ Cc ‘= ~ + ot = ~ 7 i i ct ny i; 2 Le ic dad > _¢€y se i 4 > . _ & ‘ Bee! A iins East : a 1 ov ¢ LJ * ¢ hn } . he said today to meet F Ae ro Set the few remaining spitballers tn "he two being siow rollers to Shortsto: BALIAL SRA AsdLOL Sk Vie “OUIS al Mik OCIMOO: Sparta Club of Chicago Calls develop ‘a plaver of their own se- . 7+ § m2 irpe, tie \ ommission ) TT) a . + a¢ "= 4 . d ac? 4 > = . — + Re we tha > > hk Do vou kr — — $t eA hae - , nagpteir™ tte ; thy oa : ~ sell, who, in the fourth romhd, bal re poe oo ’ “4 wry by . bright Gays t the past Week & rved to draw tl! nigo » ie eee w that In all the owen an eight-mile workout on the hilly owe Sw saarpe® ave &® reco of 3-3 in exbibitio ‘ 1 3 ‘ sn } — 1) winner wor the funici; er = tiendaiee’ Can. eee Tie: owe th and an howr under and hander, 6 feet 4 inches in altitude. ‘ > |The playing Lieids. The twang of horsehide against willow is now a rt ae a : Ph , gs ning ef Season the hands ef hie rubber. rests un- pee Aa setapn Fine Manet: had set Gown nine Cardinals in a|, POowine the game at St. Peters. |. — —— ’ : 9 League championship in this city | '"* ™@5 ever been any good to us ooh th Peay ee a bE Pressed keen disappointment row Then troub! ans > burg today. the Rickeymen return an evervaay s snd alter the Lours OI stu iv \I re than oO” vouths ye , + Col luston asked the writer recent- ae be, x in the afternoon. character of the Ka’ ser-Mi R nec a o~ pon : p Lee hére and break camp tomorrow Mawe stemified their intention t a i me anc (the amateur ChHampiom team of v “t) ar rookies apparentiy remain | He theh punches the hag for itv ene at the Coliseam. gt ns y. whrho mace our 1.8 morning bits : bm tidal 4 ad : sad bala ‘ Liat | i | a’ ita ~~ ij ee (“hi “ago has been canceled . 5 the i rookies t r’ the oct Fs their dar« inree rounds. boxe« four rounds . Tere is ro sense in as many official trips to-the platc, diamond Sparta Football Club of Chicago, it What's the answer was asked., with his boxing pastner, Harry |°°*'™S.te go forward in its started the round with a : rm . “ys a niin me Bad i 6 “System.” was the cryptic answer Dra} trend. tomiley followed suit. ag = wt on Coach Mike Walker's first call for the coa en the opening da: Th « Was announced by Rodowe H. Abe- «pag ¢, money vey Pegmy tad a of Londom dees four ‘l would Fe. said | yesterday. | ‘ ® it was While ne official announcement | , ken. superintendent of pub! a oe, ae, - | rounds of stddow,boxing ‘cimehes a Geof lack of sur h for unit number has now been red i to P =, & * have Been & Boxer myselg 3 ; nicked on the@hire ty Biche val! |} Qa Gme from the Cardinal manace- , Mater: il resulted in a das oie _— a. eit SeeEees reation. this mornin ms dings ‘and tugs with «2 proféestona ‘that the and the Waele’ [ment it wae learned yvésterday that i forms by th ‘ttudent body of Cene-: ‘ and Coach Hil! reports that tii a ' : | wrestler ae 5 tactins ape fence were fu ee pn oe wnrecd 'yrmateag shat farms. by the student | iy of ¢ ce eae It is probable, however. that the) CRIQUE AND FIVE OTHER wrest for three rounds to | negessary nor, ig re = a re. Ford at h . had bee - leased to F rt tral Mike distributed 85 suits and ~ Yeat - 7 greene : ’ , | ocal champions will be sent to Chi- CHAMPIONS I > 4 nS ee ee — | -" | i . - catcher lat peen el sett tries The small army is composed ficial league net . t ugh . ; Clemons was led m the Same./ nas been given a great deal of prac- | of three letter men from last season, « 004 Mckinley Se uad Louis should find it necessary t NEW YORK. March- 27.—Eugene, T°U"G@S Of exercise. After this he {** reugh as they could make | no cal out en s’rikes. tice at the initial SA. n this spring two nr ivers from t? 6 squad of 1921 wm aa was . - “y . . . P ay’: ar . ‘ee burden of the expe nse of Cri@u French h der , , the Ever pean takes z chowtr and remains on 3 prineipa! in the longest fight te ~ Toporecer, for Toney, Wa« safe on Another athlete who will be on the 105 . ¢; ft ES Frommy Conden and Har: S| the trip featherweight title. will make his| the rubbing table until 6 pe m. im a Knockout ever fought or ' . an . - as z his way. Mankins replacing him. Th . shortstoy ° | the o ve ; — —_ , ‘ ; +m ” _ » Soe . i « a is iTi- | raise f in« Woes ors : piazyets | 7 , pionship series next Sunday at F > 477 the eral COMMITTEE Sharpe contends that the art of | , "2 = ™ .* | > * e~wiited >» ay ks aite@- A> ated ‘Pras e riis mHponent w : . , 7 } ’ ’ t ? rar leo has been learned that Joe /Vocke: and AU : . (i . erult, was found for ; , a als "S| Coach Carleson. Fou ) ampere ' . | ¢ h } a See & Saute Debvre | Buskey. the little Phi'ade!phia short- 'afe the stars! mm lw rs ago W >» — ‘s and Park Each team has won Bernie Ledoux, French flyweight title ‘rummond Jones, president of the fense is rapidly being lost tm 7 n eon ed down and retired the next al Fy has ber i. ' irne¢ , over t the will seek T) Lal *s This seis I A be €' er 4 we S as Ps & —— sBir _ il @ = : ' Ai mant | =a? ’ ‘tRie Ty atrin-s Tenni« Lseociati Nee celine hing tendency 2 Pa - * . . : _ La ee ae — . ' . fie LA ii ; : i ‘ . tion eames two men. But all the above ac-/ Bradentewn Club. as has F > -\the newcomers there is some very ~~ | % eng | “a a . —_—.@——_— Besides Criqui. five ring champions!and the Missouri Valley T Lack of competent coacheq. of ‘ counted for seven tallies and the|van, the right-handed pitcher from jiRely look neg erial Thomas. the Ler and W ills ' a southpa —Benn? , can ar fohntyr Dundee ee ee sae 5 ennis “As- old school, able to teach bots ' we, teal game. Desoto, Mo albatinn | + =r eh - ah x . tH } Ri erg ‘ TWO FACULTY MEMBERS Frankie Genar MI ie on Walmer and “cia : - ae ee? appointed am (many wars of avoiding enemy ua Aside from the return of the Cardi- ~ " 4 | . - —_— cat sandidates. Kais a @ Liernch are silac. te aneens nan of the Committee on the National’! Withevt grabbing or holding, is _ " erate oa? unt the ther . te ~ A aia ‘ :* ' : : i. ‘ ‘4 aypyra “i , . ; Pr ’ 24 -r, _ ——— . ~ : nals swatting punch, which was ab-| “Red” Learn and.Carl Boone. two | ot! separative weeny E Turner yorris . DON GLOVES IN BOXING wnbile Panct . former Ameri- | Pe. | Cans | VUTRameRs, WElen (Sears SS es See ee ok e recs er's De , . : Wiis e he! in ©=t. Lewis fate this A fine advance sale tudient ey e eolutely missing im th a ¢t ' righthanders ho were South for “ us ae : ° : flyweight ti’ ier and iy. a v . ners substitute first sacker of last xing : e int . TOURNEY AT SOLDAN .. + Bay 1 , eawimetaine. ghant ee |erowd fer tomortew. Tampa. the feature of the contest tryouts but who were not signed to > = , ; cen Pr 7 — Sou é xz . ‘. . a -_ . . ad ‘ - . a ii¢ » . i. aw : a " or ss --4 — . —~ 7 ss ‘ ‘ : . . . aa bh ne a im Q , iba — * : . : Was the pitehing of Bill Sher@el. the contracts. will receive tryouts with S@®@s50n, Gas a“. | weight and fz “ woes: —@ oe The Soldan Bexing Club. a new are on the prograr , eee a was made by cards must be obtained Mithe southpaw. Sherdel was per-'the Syracuse club and is a promising initial sack pros- “'* e tiv-cRasers seeking 4 sta athletis Tganifation. at the Soldar Firpe’s oppenent will be picked Owight Davis, Assistant Secretary of | m. tomorrow. according te ; ' . . iu . ‘ : ve . . 9 = -m,! TT 7. -— + P —- 7 ee ee ee ee a le al lal —————e pect. posit o4 the gardens a oe schoo! heid - pre. minary from 1l Re ] j in Lester Jornst nN Wal “9 ’ elegy J the . nited orders. Cards entitle the - . 7 Rare — ™ - - ‘ —_ a = ‘ nam »* ae ' ‘J 7s - — oa : — : — ; . ‘oe N . nal wn Ten : ; R ? Pitchers Needed. ert Fenenga, the Cleveland High ¢!‘mination ‘meet last week to narrow | or Jamaica Kid, the trio that helped a tee Tennis Associa~- purchase tickets at the bow Results and Bndetoh Central will have to develop box- 5¢4« coach. will attempt to builg “@ field for the championship bouts him to train for his recent bout with & ' any hour. . men this vear Two candidates will @ mine around Walter Reinhardt, hs which Will o@ held at a future date. Bill Brennan : ; . , ; . Th ' in ‘ ut . r he - es —~—— RA enw | Dear watching: Colligan and Wei- Star pitcher, and Ray Kaper. first, y, w on % ng = eee -S as wr, , : “ur eish, a faculty member. and , . = : ‘ ; : _ Mobile Results. Tomorrow’s Tijuana Entries, “""*" 3 | = eS €2/is further encouraged by the active E HOLLOC ON og UE. Rac 2-year. olds and up, cial Piret rece, six furlongs, claiming, $500. pomtral bas Fae, Sees ee. ae oP a es eantaty aie - mem Serehip of Mr. Holden. assistant WAY HOME TO RECOVER onge—F i » Ape, Sere 3.eear-olds and upward tice games the fret being with East atcher as Williams the eecon dd principal of the schoo! Both faculty “’ i: ane faves et . o! May Brvuen eo UY - | Pet } ’ St | Mi) := liieh Sich >! ’ TC aArrege ? her e + . . ~ a ’ > rr TL r r rr in ’ ; . po ” way io — Rea boa rd 121 haere @8 Maudie Ween “its ; 7 a te _ ~ wee § rrow at ; - Past yoars Wiis 1 —— * : ret. Siienigee Sturiea rriage Fiesta 1oyW W Lele 1} VYeatm a? Hi gh hag 7 o_o” Taf’ nm ' *alw eo ws 14 r is ra , nstitutine 2 yor ne : : = oe A aU). Ma 3 = —A weird ~ : . = : is .' © 2 Ea . 4 > o* aaa"? . = PO: ar - + p| or- ~* - ’ , SPOOND RACE. S-year-olds, claiming. Smiling Maagie LL Knight Templa L143 assigned ¢t me Care of * O@% Sta renenga has bee: working Si wantear : ~—— ' — etarted the Chicago National League 9 ee five fur weet Mama 114 ie! err Lil « tr L116 lew Bi } __ | hie men out men irda Se Soe . * Sanizers © to promote tae game , i ati a a , te. rum), 6-2. even, 1.5. fret Pansesain 108 Mammir \oe: 111 ee “aor S severai days and . manner w! h will enable it * 19 Of 4&2 GUNO ay rgy in tne . pb). even, 7-5. second. Fernandes 116 econ = rac one mile end ree-sit- lOr Severai caivs i has beep : . SS) e ls large sa’ ad re ' come recogn zed Ss game with San Francisco, advices ge 3.1 third Time. S725. Ruw- teenths, claiming. $500. 4 vear s and up ne then 3 oe ant fune : 2 ‘ ey: = SCOSRISeS 41ers =* — \da estate The Cubs. wpn RK. mh Vaerégen ut Hampeon and The ward’ i. . — “23 =e aT! Miond eaxue spor ee eam, aan —_— =" N ak inner alee Teh Lerena Moes 1f?, Se >» Senne rt, meer ee a : A The — . — : . . : , 7 . = . |? " ‘* ~ TH! D RAC KE J- year-olds and uP claim Vork aaaeeed pe! pauls ” Strenin e) A Ce ry) re be : ~ « . ae Man ‘+ i : az? ad t —@ - ing. >. “ ex end ene- haf fur ge - As lw Lira i » r? eut, third Timm: " ee . a 54 : : 4 + . . - : ; ,itf _ is Tr c atte 3 . ode : Ne A ¥ . ' reali Pa kt” tea . Revel Thick else ren _ Soe wi F ise Al Schacht and Harding. two nard-hit - 3 . ' : x . ~ eee S . ‘ ita Sen 4 Wid . ¥ : A NM i e'. z:@P — ~* ‘ . ‘ : | ’ - . “ "ss ‘_ v8 RACE, @-vear-olds and uP wer Lun 3.8 se , wee pracice ) ate W. Brrne ‘feategd Smit technical . — a League . “ ” - . , > ay Qo rec iper Ti RA‘ &. 3-yeer- ids and upwaria , Dr _woewe i” . in Jt. iis . “3 , = . . i aic Teme L118 (Meere) 2 to 1. 3 w 5. 1 to @ Fourth rece, one mile, claiming, $500. 4 CURTIN WINS PAUL MURPHY CHOSEN ) ss A4shbdv defeated T. Ramon e Would réjoin the Cubs at Kansas : 7 ; * ‘ awa ”" > Aa s. . * on Apr ’ , - _ , = “ss 26 e = . —"s o> 7 ‘Raver } > te a two ; vear-olds an? Q ‘Mhral ik _ to % ttrd lL imme ute 108 Larat Crs FR M y J NTREAL ’ . - ST ee Hi OM YOUNG MO BY ROCKNE AND O’ROURKE FF. ieimburg defeated Burns, 3 a 2 allealise Cott it eet Te the Pont- round “"* “COSTELLO DECLINES Tomorrow's Mobile Entries Caltthump ee Se BIG GAME eeeeeaAl, eee: C DE TO Lavage LLl Clearfield | bs eVRA, March 2°.—Johnn; ' = OO ya W WALTER OOVER ret rece, claiming, S500 4¢-rear.¢)s Inepector Hughes 113 Argente 113 Curtin came dack to the ring tn the ‘oe Murty PAY. iecal cosser a - LEADING PROFESSION RO H . “Dr. abet five furiongs | ~ Wick its Fourt Regiment Armory 1 Jerser er fi 0a ft.cial has been se. AL VER DULUTH Cc @ayrna> lid Mine Ta eite L11 th mre. one mile, claiming. @-rear-cids @iry jag rht and »« . . y Athiet Directer Knute GOLFERS AT — née ~ iia 4 Va 7 2” mare _ ag , “s . . = 4 ng : . . . > : . ASSEMBLE > «> ° , eas _ on = die (Ne a ore © Aseociate sae en 118 Smee ut a ’ i Homestead : Vion * od ga ™ im ‘= 2 , erry se Ser > “ beam 116 Ariette raver LOM Pretender {13 wes 2 9 aie ee St. Leuie Eaiversity _ PINEHURS OR URN PHILADELPHIA. March 27.—Pau nae tii NY 1) |) | Ren erin es so ao > 9 _ tga pnd eat -¢ . - : TF TO EY ‘oetello rt : na "al singles Sa claiming S500 S.9ee olds ; “ : a rv Lard : . ¢ as m ‘ , ' ‘ ‘ +. ; * ASR ‘ed Pree ‘ cham : : up. ebout ive Merienge ° . ' Metros } » better . . : , . : : PINEWIRST x . , — wet °y 1g : 5 S&S a 118 eB Pear, : + oe Th ~ er =. . , Ff > misas os ‘ . “a * a 3 a Pa ~ 121 Tricks tie Mack Pat 11 = ‘ - a «, ~ eaaing go.r | sess ais of e ; wor ~ . - : "Comtehte i‘ Machier>: 1 Sizmth race. six Surlengs, c.aiming. $000 irom it start. a ria 9s . 1 chaimin Oo rear Tew -— ale ton al _ a. uri : rut Dut for 7 " piles ave waich begin bursday _ aaa : ia a wut sin d is bait Turtonge’ de © Trust) 1OR Derk Agee 10m that was the extent \! eee 8 Warced @ Rew list to the ! ina 2 sins ft -—* CLosrei.0 Sugeesced tue race be he ‘ . . ie 4 Ltt De ne ne iv lt? Prise n 112 _ - swing C . poet a ; * I 5 ry r t be: 4 ’ ’ :? ry . ot aS ais eon oxi aa Man —) aS . | time on Montreal's an ‘> anes Athletic Director O'Rourke the ta send —~ “on ~ te among the satest River in this cit} ie declared that . : rhe edoa ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ _ a kar “7 rri " wt lalrming, ( ~~, a ces T =+ T mest . ; ™ i Cre i- | ; —s ~~ 4. wens et... ‘. - obere. | T fle d at King s = 6 uicks an xk. ae uD Committee. tO) Seca a@ee ‘5 Ome om 6 " a [20 Kitty Carpenter. pe °TReencha “I Todee Dawid tia Ottawa sochey Team Wins. san Wayv and Oakiand avenue te row al ° — -e—_—___ a 7 - = : ores 118 hei ftire "7 Gheneer ‘> torn wu na = = , . Cnimine, & Pine se ee 19? | ay the Anco ™ 4p and &@ new high schoo! bu 1ad- BERNINCER TO CAPTAIN Galve ; : IT Oe - th a PRINCIPIA CALVESTON Tex Waerch °° eh om Y ie ay - : : : ~ te . ‘Lava Vs 3 le gr mney 4 . ; ttor “slur bis (¢ \retteanr Ase ‘a’ > ’ - , S ° . te " : alter : = ot . ert a%on . * a Tecan * « . on £ | oars : han Karl Bermiager has been elected 2% Gaivscue (Tex tenevey 22 i | Millions- are Using This Greaseless i i ag : i = ta bh Srwde ,eaver a yf t HW ~~ © . — 7 : | Le . > » ~ ' = Ue . ~ Few Cents Buys a Jar at any Drugstore —Not Sticky, S em a it . ~ ' ote — . ‘ : we . : ; ’ .* ~ a SOT GPRINGA. Ark. March 27 > from V. rhe stated yeeterday ena; ection was maya by vote cc oe 2“ TURKISH BATHS: HOT SPRINGS irk Marc} 27 Folin ly see x : \ , “th, — eae ee Tare athe , ‘ ie is Untversity la we - + : , Ney aon ef Hot Springs, last’ Weight. waa an irded the dee em : “= . .° a 1 ms ne, ioe EP =— ASC year ® Fegusars i a recenhs: meet- SELCHER SUTLPHIR WATER "rE ren clst inate, unruly or shampoeel | weason of the Danville club Wddie Ketcheil of Toleda hers tna: = ae “arn th os > ee FE . ; oheus here last * season becau , a on ' Department fer Ladies y ef the Three I tT League. has signed | aight. at the end of the second round Terrible Tigers Trimmed. fa feild Micon ie rege SS ae aaltielste on a ee pee combed all day, @ aay style . wey with the Fort Smith, Ark. | of their scheduled 10-round match. | i¢4T™=*% Ge, March 27 —Detroit camer. baseball nine. ife is also an aili- elud the Weetern Association, it' Referees Fay ruled that Kescheill had | yon 3. & 1: Rochester International). 6, meDATTONA, a round ethiete. Last year he won four Lrseee. on 9 Wae announced today. fouled , > 27 —Cincinneci | letters in ag many different sports. | | madd Meador and Lake, UO: Kecnem, cate. 3 2 8. “¥ 7. Tort@a | Only four ether athletes in Principia Mann. we | bistory heave equalled this record.

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‘Breaker id By John E. Wray, te Editor of the P -Dispatch, 7 Sharpe's “AMpPaign againg* lead-and-clinch attack and Mat the glove-grabbing defense , 820 to relate. growing in popu ¥ With boxers, wil] be inauer. j tomorrow night at the iret ment Armory, where a seeming- ms fistic program has been ar. lWast five of the eight boxers i@ four matches scheduled have brought up according to 5004 ethics and wi!l!] have no excuse: wt conducting themselves peal in the ring. (These five are ¥ Kabakoff. who meete Battlin iy in the 10-rounad main oventl Kie Osner and Mike Kramer, of this city, who will be oppo- }. in the se¢mi-windup: Young lee, who opposes Paul Steadma ranite City in one preliminary: Morris King. who will box Boris ier in the other prelim. wringer Boxed as Amateur. for the visiting atheletes in for the conteste their stvles ar own except in the enge of Pri. Springer of Jers. Trf0n Barracks eer slipped through as an ama- in an exhibition or two here. thowed ronsiderable speed & cleverness — the whole the ch Sharpe will not have much trou. faining the co-operation of all rinicpals. Sharpe is prepared e Grastic measures He will have f with the Principals tomorrow noon When the contestants the ring they will therefore a clear understanding of what pected If they di Fino 3c or 2 for 25¢ "Pte, Cigar There Havana tobacco in the filler to produce the mild- ness that makes a cigar really enjoyable. Distributor: Broadway, St. Central 2922 HERE are ten sizes i of El Producto to choose from— and one of them, at least, will please your fancy. And the more particular you are about your cigars, the more con- fident we are that El! Producto will please you. If you are a discriminat- ing smoker you can hard- ly fail to enjoy the dis- tinctive character of the Producto blend. is the choicest There is the finest shade- grown wrapper and unu- sually skilful workman- ship to make El Producto smoke coolly and evenly down to the last puff. And last, but not least, the more exacting you are concerning color, size and shape, the more you will be pleased with the wide range of sizes ‘and shades in which El Pra- ducto is offered for your real enjoyment. Many shapes and sizes 10c to 30¢ G H. P. CIGAR CO., Inc, Philadelphia, Pa. Wm F. Brockmeyer & Tobacco Co., 2101-2103 S. Louis, Mo., Sidney 1855. Bowling Record Cleveland Man Has_,All-Events Total of 2003 in Mil- waukee Meet. MILWAUKEE, Wis., Today's and tonights cards in ine annual tournament of American Bowling Congress are to be featured ; by tle bowling of Jimmy Smith of Siarch cc. the Arcades of Milwaukee and will per- the doubles and singles in afternoon Sixteen cities will | iate ha represen’ l on the alleys today with teams. They are Milwaukee, Cheboygan. Farzg° Madison, Sheri}] Fond Du Lae, Green Bay. Li land Mayville, Shawano. ipbhati Chicago and A new wi record t vents inn neoln, Detroit, Cleve- Wauza.i, Kokomo was estal- Monday s late bowling. when Marion Me Dowell of Cleveland, Ohio, counted ~V03 for his nine games, beating che forme) mark of 1999 made iv Barney Spinella of York a! last year. one change rlid’s lished in the all New Only a is Stand! made in Peoples’ ‘yas was igs when the ‘ a La ( bia ago five-man ~9 14. moved into it ’ . fifth place’ in the eve lM, With a score of companied Sunday night’s rain ind it really was too cold to play y: ‘erday, but Manager Foh] order i the Browns to report, prepared [‘o practice if the game could not be | The condition of the fie!d practice to batting ind The entire surface of tle played. restricted throwing. ball park was scraped during the winter and most of it was plowed. As an experiment, the base pate! 6s nd Tie iciing infield wis You can imagine area of the ’ “St baeein A 43:8 cljed with oj] hat a mess the park looked after l-night ruin The rround keeper had a fit when the Browns sisted o doing as much wor! ¢ did It will take a day to out Thi field back in piasing conditio “atte! Lt aries e~ Browns pitching staff really is toe large to handle. rhe me! annot get enough work with 12 in uniform. However, the pitching staff really is in better condition than any There is not a arm in camp and the hurlers say they are much further advanced than they were at this time last yea! other department. sore Players Yearn for Sisiler’s rr she hope Browns have abandoned of seeing George ‘Sisler before the retirns io St Louis. The’ fecl. powevér, that the pitching staff be able to hoid the enemy to and that if George uniform by May 1] chance sr all ecores. ca *) Ss = Cine get Lo Dp a) e: Lane and the Browns have a the pennant It certainly will make a great dif- ference when George returns. Schulte Riice and Pat Collins flash occasion- ally at first base, but so many plays nvolve work by the first sacker that every game makes it more and more evident that witheut George ill not be a great field- , still win the Browns + The Browns, a!] the playr- ing team. ers agree, will have to average more rune a game without George, t win for their pitchers. (George saves many a ru! by . long stretches, his great fielding il at ] rapid fire thinking lt need not be said that the absence of an who hit .420 last year detracts enormously from the team’s attack- ing power. After the three games flere the Fohimen move to Fort Worth Shreveport. New Orleans, Memphis Louils — No Postponement Of Soccer Final Barker’s Request for April 8 Date Turned Down by Cup Committee. +} ' + -+ Linen. tO St and The national champtionship soccer final between the Scullins and Pat- erson. N. J., will be played at Har- rison. N. J., next Sunday in accord- ance with the original announcement Winton Bar- the of the Cup Committee. ker. vice président of Lnited Association. toda” from Secretary Ca hill. den) the request of the lo cal official for a postponement unti! April 3 Barker had ‘ . 77 States Football reply requested a delay Harry Scullin, sponsor for team, might be present at the Scullin is en route to New York from Panama and is to reach New York April 2. The fact that a baseball game be order that the Scuilin game. . 'v? u¢ tween the ‘Pbtlaslelphia Athietics end the Newark Internationals is scheduled to be played at the Har “eon Field oT April S and the in advisability of sw g the games ‘o a New Engle field prevente (“ahi from granting Barker's re« 1e The Metropolhtan district . the final this year T* \cars. Manager Brady of the Scullins is onfident that his teatn will be ir ae good shape on April 1 at it could be a week later. A week's rest is no! likely to materiaily help eithe George Bentley or Jimmy Nolan, the back field men who are the haniji. a from the on the two hospital list On other Aelavy might have taken isebail players, Johnn: Brannigas An effort is being made by league té bring the Olymplas of Chicago here for an exhibition game against a St. Louis picked team Sunda‘ Seullins two | nad Jim Lieoney a the !o cal nei See, ac Bpeakers Beat Pietchers. March *7 7. &: ‘leveiand Ame-' Meadows. Veinert and Behan Boome. Smith and OU Neill ; ants and ren!ine F500 Best As S Sociely Cs sb | —/ Clit POMEL ISS OLN LT 8 Best Assortment in St. Louis : "5 CHMITZ & SHRODER | S. E. Cor. Eighth and Washington Return. . Styles of today with a touch of tomorrow octety Club OU can wear a hat exclusively designed for you—or for everybody. Ps A Belt dT OPO APO PS ; id wy, Pia as ae ee ~ CN aagae Se ee > RE oC) PA a ee ae peeertene wort ete. Pam, If you.want exclusiveness you will find it only in “Socrety Crus” Hats. The quality of materials used in ‘\SocieTy Crus" Hats and the make govern the prices. $5.00 $6 $77.00 a rr ee ee ee ind gate! i EE Sold in ST. LOUIS at most good stores eng! age “e. . TE IE, PPE IE MADE BY FRANK KATZ HAT CO., NEW TORK ORR ~~ PR''tade!l. | Tr err te NE ee on ae ee ee oe

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TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 97 1993 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = NEW YORK 1a—_ > ; the Poe = . } and ne ' eee EW Fone Dera i Copper | | COTTON PRICES RANGE UP i ork Ste. _ —) ae _—P . lea . . ; ker ; see Exchang. + ° "mg ft@ an ofGcia: tice , SPerial es ! Do , “3 Guoted a: : . 7 * Sek ey gfe oh soser were Srerees.. ces Up to ‘ean inctedin vonds traded in 1 e LEW a t- Dispatch —— s as ~ a, Louis todo 153.28 der 100 + r £ s 52, fas om Oo. O09 & Voar ago and S10ne ee S11 O71. 090 vente te ne, Of _the ma: it detente Or on , ;i nde "as Quoted at $7 ON NEW YORK : ——— AEAiNet $1.09 1 $10.657.000 two ¢ sterday. $10,772 . mee Ting is a ™ ‘ 8827 90 NE el 1.20. 689 on.) me ? to Vears ° } : Pt taVOD «a are loo ’ritues : “aded . a: a . - Sa .e¢ ‘- 6 " O° VY “ wT ~ m ake) { anda: ; ip! igsues te = >a —— . Ny ~ spot. "a *. sUtt res. ft4 - r . ker 7 . B eS > —The cette z Ett s MENT KRONDS Mise pat CURITIES, High? = iss. SECURITIES . ii ee nee VS eae. a Meh are e213 bs atures Mi ahttaree, ig ph eetre-{ Mowed continued activity at the hen | May Lew > ta § “e ; . + OO __ ieee 2 £82 . z> fas ee = — ' > = ; 7 et dione * eenay ~. ~ woe » AD, ig mornin : ° . » & ning | Dae st i 79. ae = ; ots tA 101 100.29 | me AND INDUs.'——__?UMEM1IC BOND. Nes SECURITIES flak Low ser | 58 futaren, Saeisttg. 78 6h "Zing *B%, S09 | pool and an unten! SEDER tm Livers |Get” -:--:--38- a8 See 7 > ’ : - = Be ’ . ‘ —_— & , > +S « ° : ~~ ~~ oo “ -_— os . ye & : , ° : : bid > fee s3.47"* _—— 4 TAL BONDSs. o= SS feches 6... a5); - -itw-yr of © © ,S& . a NE | Aas ~ a ° ¥ | Reavy covering ae a weather map led to (Jam. .' "°° “g2-23 34. I ! s LJ» o loo ia loo ots . . 4 . ‘ = > Pe ~¢ Am « t or 6 De « 4 ; ..7 . ‘ le 1° . es ‘ — ; Tic @Dor an . = =! — » “Dper easy and aPpeared to - : es! ercay . big break ; Jan *«“. -=4 30 . O° 490 -a 4 0.39 . Warran: ¥ ‘ sa2AGé & ®.. 91 4 INDLt ~" ae caer i? fu ures. j7! iw *"Pesulired ; bring In fresh buvi ee 4 30 j tr ~s 8 14 1. Ww Penn } e 48 te , ‘ r : Ele tres pa! a. y “. 10 sce : Si] RIALS. ire« s£>4- "Dot and Nearby $42 s+ se Doin itt an inmfr tal advanee F 12g, which a m. a-",=% 4s 76.14 696.14 1 WPennPo«- ou “1 “) S Aen —ate FT Fes 971i. o* ws . * ae (eal. . 45 45 Lead «- ade "Om Meady: pric ‘20; fu- re 63 aii the more active m of 16 ts 4&3 a m ay. = ~+-4° oe 7. — ai ‘6 406 in & lua _* . : R Mill« Ra ax . TP vi \ ~ Am Stores 19} “ . to Sy » asndin Spor ss “3 7 es VUncNam ge.) ' Points higher Tu: monothg being 30 | on Tid a ©’ clock ' ‘ Ss TJ} law 4 _ ne ] ° QR | . ] ~ estir E 4 o- los * > *. + \ Té T Os “4 ; 2 9g mM, 4.) Am 4s hain 4 ~ oe ive ” aoe ow : Soar and nearh. — : ste ay. Eas? and October te 4 eo BO) UD to ~- 1c the bear a> a hort oa ithin . , , Tee =e 4° *o- i = 1 I. el x ‘9 4 lo 107 vee ~ ina onda Ga lity e loo & lie - An G&F nw he > od > : " : 7s j “See MI , aT : ta 75 os ue; very. s> 90 abso. = resterday 2 gee . er Ji to 5S . ’ — 76 A ‘ s ~ . +. of i > 5 2 Qe I i 10 a : lar A i . ] . ~~ : 7 . . a 4 aut ing oo earty ED eeenetn ahs "cago sir hea 4 ' ; z SUS Lie Se 98.30 97 3; Soe 86 de 3 * ba «+. 95° 9° -—- SRT GS : *: 4 Mr > “ae . . oa Leute linseed earance, but he arket am unsettie.; “HicsaGn” wy R + & : ree %~ 44 4 7 +. =o U7 2A . ‘28 «w] ’” 1a? ." . : . lt Be h Stee? ’ ; = ° A ‘ i **) ‘ "AS a= a ne to four Peet ot! Guotations in ler ‘Te @vidence + sons” tikes Wasa niere bay ing power ore slona ¢ i March oF al ud vO | a * *ANNAH, G Bn ~~ | %@® due to coverin, . 2% ence ip Liver) High . 474," >. > @t . ~4 ST .00 = Ay - ‘ ~ 40 -9 | ~~ ? . a a&ine Hi\ a + Ww , > 4 ; rn x] : . =.. Mas = ee, — Pye rf 5 - Pie. vrering and . : ‘1 erpooi i me Am Az Ch od ait > .'? 3 sf ° ~ be A wer 40 9 —— : “4 2 N Fr E - Oe %) > Aan 44 . >. ' g=a2a” | ~ = = is . “2 ae = atte a! entine wt Oe 7 onths - 7 continenta! bur _— = A Ree: = » 41 ? e. : 100 vy i AT&asar : ae 6° ‘ ° => ? a me > 4 lO + > 1 wrG ~ > 4 3 i ¢ 3 ass .\PMenty ? g> > om a : A fren aa _ - . . ing | ee LARD z Ne 43° om 3 Se sd 100-1 +s a ” ‘ ied He Chare wel Se 106 ~ ~ Loss 2) GeO Co ofa 1 oa 4 . }sales 17> pS pts. Ilo 979 Rests @a. and 24 96. sary advance to 29.14- ¢ fan ong sy iL 7S 3} E a $35, USofa 41, *4- O89 22 8 29 ~* AT&SF gen 4s'95 See 90 90 - PCH Mery § & 88. 95 "Se Century Roe Pee re san? ~08. 878 ” feet hs Wipmente. 2650. 3S peints dso, October, prices feacted a8” fn LE ae + } ay ° sek ~~ | 8 ” nt ‘~e. O88 °° - TT, a, 79 -4+ AT&as y —"* vy M 3 7 2-30 WG > an a to M j ‘ ea ““OIRS the mic. pe . 4 = to a — 8S | WD QR itee 1 Bis akg) Decca, Qe: UW. ees. O10: 8. | SS renewed liquidation,» ouytep, meraing | May ——————_=iae. ass Chicka [tts tity Arge "ne , ; — | 4 r > 7 Zz ‘@ — ] “sas ithe A ] ;- ; r : - ngs wer, Ju v ; oy bate y bgt’ — . : vay v es 3 77% —— — . 30 roe ‘ + (onsT , &.10] } .s Whee Tha es pe oe 6B IO fa: > eo ine Tiax @ver, and we e ete yaste Sosihin ™ Am Cet Ov 1 . “4 Nae ds Tr lo : ~_ re sa A is " 4e ; ot 108 - in¢6 I PP ra - ~s lv P| - . 4 ~ 20 p - — ~ “ - _ , >~ s8 2 . 3 oa $. 90 %, bid: rae morn prices firmed up aaa ‘ —— § 10 So 10 62 40 md 0 ; i> : £ : = 7 lol ] " 13 Na ’ ‘ . 4 a ‘ ’ 4 L.« 8a > ~ . ; f NNEAPor ro ung on rene a in later in — y es Re £ ‘ , Lay 1O@ 1. ‘ ! bad . . ‘ lon Q« ners ‘ ‘,as eRe > wt : , © et Vl arene o> 2. 4 ’ Na : gu . is Mien Marcr “a= - seemed to pea els o1 covering i : Am le ’ . ee | By ‘be AsBrmiated Pree« 48 Re . uu Mn $/! Vs ’ Q- .* Or “-, L , reg = © a} . a "Ow ; 6 Ea a 'S low 29 ” a ‘ ‘ Cash & + "4a? 3 7F * SiS 72 201, je — , ——FE ax technica posit ee by talk of a ° Rich New . . Ar Tre . : 1é2 Potts _ : . : Px ; 4 ."2% = () “no n m= by it} . v . 4 rr . 4 4 ee ee : ay b= Pe Min - 4ain “nance - o vr * A | 12 SHI; N. March ¢? 22 + a Ss. 4 9" Ot ly “4 tO « 4. 44 : -s Fisher 5 , 40 bilier 60, Q: ma — Um and claims - of the; NEW Yorr 1? W ~ March 23 Borda 9 ‘ In ft . 4s er Ga ; ae Dilier C @ 2 v 59% Cotton » ae ® tha a Am Ou > 4 ' as — Petera! Mesers. fF oe 39 f, 7 Oteux Ge 34 == ac 2 3tue%5 948 . et ~ » ‘ 1 ox +. 5 =3 Durant Motors ¥*, 9s, ae \ at Seuth, hettve Dressed oo no yee pe —, wee eready nen) The a ry - 3° 3 Y gent broad-ar: 16 Re. oe 0 a - . & 4s P ' . ) . O46 iv Fis - ¥ ; > s Ea . > OU’. 4 > Jriea Ss Spor Doin: ~ “on'hs were adi _ hee | > sat ar “ec . , Am SafRISc a 4 ta Tequee ¢.- . Fa . “ : pas o° "“ y : . : : bh é } . z er ‘Ew fe: ' . ® met higher .- 7? ahout 47 «+. «= 7.2ae Ger on ~ Ost and % %! = in , ’ a); 2 = “= & > 4 a he , , ‘ 47 — i ee "4.9 : 4 ( oy - of . o cenrrt . 7 ; ieee for Maton as to the ®ource of 6? ee tas . g5>° Tr 74 ttre L hin, in +> i. > Ml > PS » AY rt. _ ~ , = Caler r > ‘ : 4 . O43 ¥ ’ ar 4 > = a thes at S -) Mareh j —=S por Often 4 ws hn fore and Or ro ber “ry ith Vay pass Prompt shipmene pi = Pees 1 1s rumors which have be 2 Canadaike ra ~ 100 ; FOR My ‘> 22s ten = =“ PSs 237 14 Gran r . + 4 ' i3 Goodyear + 68°. AN on the spot. 80: /Julr, “a: res closed stead. level aa = ; i. n . = ana, . ed ™ ‘ ’ - - . S a s It . = Ms ro) o> . . 2 ™ 1A i wee .- mee Vi . +> . - Am Ss s - » | ; rent in the Snencia! world + he ur YY ay "a 100 -? LO, 4 d >> ae ‘ 1)f 7 > >. ited A, nN , a rp . I>+% . . we. 25e: me Jan "4 20. ss 2 10k — , -9 14 | Rha nah Tas ne chan 4o = i? 7 ". ° Ing action by the boerd in. selation s ) Canede os “35? BS a, +H, ga: o 4 7) aves. 42 a 3 : a g7 4, od 1 4 af . 94 + Me rv ing 2 ’ . te Neceints The eas aft pe... 4 Se. bea ae are listed «+ 8 The te be " = F an BAD Z as y ; : rs , > a e a: - > ’ “ is - 4 2. Ls ~ * 0 ‘ ‘ . mo ; we wr wi _v pew —_ . : g ; . ~ the same time a biawkey mating &° 7 cue Be 38 poet 1 5 MN ig B PT. 30.45. > int R Te, 38° 85% 8 " 5 Libba no, SC. BBR ; is Tuly and 25.080 for Octenee 28270 for | et Refined paneer - im TAT 9. 143920 1a mKet Cental of ~ Bile Se *4 © Py O1* ae SRRT x. ee :4 wh» n~ ; t Yr Se . . R ieee , .. 682 not fur iar ¢ : Am Tob 3° i ee saa with reepe: t* 12 ‘b — I PagQe ® she ‘. 7 . : re ("45 . . ‘- % _* Lib Wes +) -. . > iv L . 4 2 Io marker “to ; iUres at , a | | . ; 3 ite in eSe cfs » 1063 LOB 7 BRT > 4 chy v9.4 : , s £109 7 aes . ‘ ‘ or steady “Ries, 4] Oned 1? and actions” th . 36 Ch . #6 103°: tae * O3% gf > % *% "Si Q c= hk 3 Gé&eEs5 G ey Mfe ] 2 ‘Pads ~ IStS 148 © board tel. ° 78 cfs ’ . 2033 103 ' BRT Peers; I ‘ _& > Se AG . , S Stee = 2 a pfd 6 reply to the many ; . | 42 ChineseRy 5 S* 964 95°, “gs: 6 BRT tee 53> Ohts ee ? sf 1. 4 Nase 25 O28: . . : : . ‘ ~ ir e a time came jhnouncemrents when fi copezhes 53,46 90m 868 a 94 Bush Tm on $35 SS | 88 mae, 4 1 SB Se.10e% joa.” 182%) «8 Nat De rm a * dofroerte « sre ae came and that no ore Wes 44 Rudas be 33 “2 #9 "1 + oe) 1° an Nor > 40°" S33 1, 3%. ~ Fn. “a & lol > . LO 2 d —s % Se 3 a ‘ 4m Weel 7 49 1 i» 91 ‘© #peak for SY ‘ 2echosivSs «sr * “ 99 29 ° —* Can N «a @3 114% ? 3 hy 3 Nae ‘me lo! te we we nee QS —_—s om & ‘ * 169 Meetin eo Pe S ve 0 Danish | &@, 2 8&5", _ os x s anners — e . 4 sandibanenitinsen = rw oe ai 16 21; oi, (hem having : “ved, moet of 239 Deama-. , =” LOK oa - 1? YOrGraz tT, 59 ao . : £9 1 Pp — 6 lin _ . Ss a nea ~~? “2 ; do — A G&G I. | 21 : ~~ ® do with ~ omark cf @s 4% @- “ 108: “ Ge - sy : : Elec 5 —-. 205 4 On rg 1087 +. do o an, 20% rm rumors o 0 ‘ - ~, ae >> > «cy Ry 6 wt - s° * : » “268 1O0e 2 . rien de - + ~ Le pt . a , ) ‘oe In Tediscount rates. : ” “32 oe) re . "ea +; Q4 sa O4 , " ny ay nN > x yok, 10g ] oO "as set 78S « wilG ° 400 a) ] “ . .¢ Se la — ¢ a7 . 47 “ _ se / ; a A ustin Mick 2 oo : wy My Leased ‘ 6: DEY oll 2s “9 ac: o4 % ¢ Rra Eng 4°84] sa: iy wt, = - jae Roe Ts “23 101 4. Ait, ‘0 Peerless } : a (* ed j oat Aste Knitter a > fi 29%, Wire Frem the New York | 29 French -: ie 82 a3, a2 $3 - « ‘aah BkCoGaS'3> a4 86 aa > Shawshee - Ing t a1 + 10 Prime Pp 6L i a | Ritieee J re a ag ———— a ey ey 22 of the Post ; ors; PSN3J peta _ ni ay me ~ \———__} 6 ee , » me -Dis ) . ; ' — .) 4 = 45 a> . ~ 4 9 bh. - ‘'ger4 - . 4 .* >. ] Sou " ™,, — ’ ee eee ee ws *« 1” 20 Od YORK, March ry a te -3 ~e Ge »"? ce? 5” a } # . aT % - , > . ‘4 we + rE. . 8] ‘ +t . ] = ©) N - s .* ‘ . > ~~ > ‘ 2-3 » ‘ 2 - ™ 4 3 ; i, iu By 2S ON 5.103 cos. see 16 poe oe . aes Beech 540 6a 82% . righted + Jan 24 41 at wa 92°. a:. 9 (@a: 49 $14 : 85: 2 -— s 8.10 Ken M3 ‘9 Repet 7-18 2¢;°% = _~ - * 7. re\ lew toda Minam {> _ y ¢)*> oN : -y tie i « * y ne ‘“ . sow on ‘ + ’ 4 + - i *> «> , } / o ——— Pin ae lig y a Jar 4 4 . . . iy ‘ ,. . r : 9 © : 7s & e . - 8 1935: 14 4 > vw . ’ . } ¥ Pee : ) J on] . _ ” . . . S - . —_— . i ; ‘ —— . ys 5S , , A better 6 . ne ¢ ss) “= l4 : _ te 8 ‘ . >: 4 Oo wN - b Z 7 its t, - “i : j \ , TT cece ; a 61 \) Oo ° = s - he x1 : Fra — ~ - 5 . ; s 2 > = ” pi ‘7 ‘y=. ; " int ot j F ’ ‘ today's market « bes apParent in| j> Mareeities Gs uy) -5 77 % AQT ers? 1. 9 Q- S31) »S SONY 6s ‘tog? 105% ‘ . _- ; . = Me neteata Rurns - 3 "ee =” ec n e *y¥ ?4 . ‘ , eT iCe ‘ ; - rw) , s b 19% t¢ improved and traders eee v si Norway &. a 73 ‘ 9s", 48 1, i Re lst co- : . _ = ; Suz , Re ys i, LO? :. . Stamnes se a — P Pie . . Pie \ : : - . 2 7 * - . j lei +) ne ‘y : i” ~* . . g — - ; Indal. = - * er a firm ' Ve Polic) ” 2°0 Grande ap 3.5 ‘? * 3% S# 12 fy PcalLrisige 64 5) : . 61%, FO at. 06* y 3 Tarte... 0? Exp $i ~s 4 i Rs Soe “ue Plow w 1: “See, “Sa, openin : . Ss 464 es os APG&Lv lath aoe * si n} OREIGN - s 6106 “» FP NsOr “ae - zt, a felt a } & stocks ag.; , ae 1 cMé S 66 86 aaa* > 1° §GN BONDS. 40 T- | Atle >> 2 ty ° test Lea °*) 3 . arge volum gain IS Rio ‘ : {oe} o>: a 7 ee a 944 aa * A. Argen:ri- a eee : . Triangie Ff, . ‘ ic ; ’ . : e of the SA In » 4 . e J & 4A . e —— a) \ J+ (M4&s: Pp . &9 79 “> ~ wid a3 > =m a ba + 1001 24 . ti . a, : . J : > NOU, tio pd a. -- ~ ; - "en [ . ‘abe ‘ ; ni Pe aT? 4 '« a? » agi. only abo "’ ‘® tasted for 183 Seria As 99> - =l CM4@Srp Sly Bn _ Mexic +« Sar ee , Ink . * = and as” >t, - ‘juett-Peab 12 TA%) oF . fel! ore and ~ hour Activity then 7 Se a1 as 4 5° ra sas + ail — "O14 ‘ ‘ 6! : . STAN ARD OU "3 .! 54 "Py e re . ‘ Was » 6° 7. e- : _ - - .? Ar - - - 7 7” a -— Hr : “ * >» ’ *-* 1 \y ; the ciO8e fra ed well Ar 175 + wen Ge 39 rity A.) -> 2 t. a 4: *s a. “~ a) 7 en S-Am | be, — ed s YY : s “4 ? 1 —-, Cal Greok ” ' Ii tional : . ee Kine 31 “a 14 & 14 “ . MIS: 5 ib t. a3 @? « e- _s S00 Ang a c yy 1Aa23 ‘2 a *. =... & H pf? ’ ‘ . — oni ; pe 2%) ; 4 Pated Ro gains Predomi. fO8U» -. °8 29 1181. : 104%, if CN w at a >; -'* afm . rs ‘ Ds 7. =S i488 Tem ¥en. 405 7 = - pre .. 3 6 | ; . nds wer . ” ; N& Sige -, ®° 115% tn %, -- Clee "RR tana- H. Rg - : i > tah 40% , 480.173 2 , : ; e irre ; i? I°> ‘ 102 " 15 s Y + oe : 2 r . 40 . 26 2 . "an Ida ¢ i . ompe TR € 12 xy : edged descr: SVlar gilt- 3 ca *s Bs ‘4gin. * 25° 3 ® ~ TY £- 40 ‘9- 106% Jom. a, *': Lodas 1. 10 Warne “Sgar 3 > Ais Cone Cl 4 weakmess — showing further MISC] toh Be 45 tisy, 2083; inant 1s oh BS Se ae 88 “g0u 100 do ped Tih . ‘ l Wilrs ° : 3 te Cons Cos 5 |. Bt p> Ped per cenr ‘Seah money held at 353 ELLANEOUS " IND INDUS 74 CRI a. . 49 ‘88 >7;° we I 7 “ ; "t? a a 4« 4 Se oo r) . @ . On a en « ra = c . i@ ? . | * i . en - rr > . | ® : “a : i” * | % oR * ? . oo - e Fe - ( * = a | ; ; ~— % + . - * . \ ~ . ; ¥ -. ‘ France “4 ~ _ ; : “o 10% hy ler : : . oe & @ ee oF “es: iO 104 °f ne “¥ . © Alaske tess. IN¢ t “iT irregular. | BSmlr tee 3. 2* 9 UC @ en 3s at on. Ss ? 0 > » 2 mr : ae hile Fre h fr > ; ‘> AmSuce »—* 45 STS ts 5 ] a&2wre-.-" 83 Ge: a rel a ; ‘2 . s >S 1 > P™and— vw 0 . = _——— @ tendency to Me anes still showeq 48 ATa> : ge os 9% 100° oe % S Nast der. >>.20! 10) +, aan: of Can it- ies 6 Cl] hae ea :- 140 po. ode " 0 === thar of . considerably harrow Cer tha 9 ATa » 5 points » aig on went. Which wee. 19 nace i wijie- * th, 58 n; g Cele . S ist 4 29 9) 9! ~ 2. aoe Sola Re n. a7 : andelaric 'e..: The ga) ; Previous ~} 3s = : 7. Ss s - = - | . 4) -- . . n was lost ‘ Ose - . , -* AS >? 10 a us > _ , 5 ~ Kan "ew 40 ’ s RE 3 ¥ * a 4 Ing. how t tn the later trad. 10 ta cr? oe | ope &5 . : ‘ a -.¢ 4« ‘ ae . Re iw »8 3° a> sw 798 ry nN Pr. Mp os & £9: a. . : herr. - 731 = oO -—oe 8. 461 > ot rt =. ere Pree teil : . > -% ume of bu " &@ £oodly wao!. Pa Ss . 107% = §6yae o R 6uane *. 2 vas IND PEY aude 452, > 6. Cason . \f . : ' ' sine y ve 48 mm 074, > Ded 2°32 £3 ee p> : PEN : = Silver | a “ ere ted. a, # Rarnedal! gs, 2), 96% 93 9: 5 Darn Deeks! MA det B3N | gg Ark Net Gas eg OSES et Jack . 4 ' 5 terda v's thin ma eo “ ith Tes. ‘ Ree ed | he ‘42 8 se }o] ty ing at oF Ter. + e OS 1 » 2a; -. Pe Eene- . P | , ‘ , j ad Italian conti Belgian francs; %4 Berns: | _ & | eo. L ETV4G 6 i.. r a ~ al . , , . sympathy vr th Fre % . 7 Praden i 4% g- Me = . 9 ’ .) Erie © ds Qe re 4- ‘ Ta ; . =e... _ > & 7 : “+ Bgl Er ]lT®ke Crane remcy and eteriing. which Meh cUr-/| 21 Re St3 ae 31. «Qa: °: : a7 i? ee ” ae a 4A 4a & Cities Seo.” 1&2 se * «| © 480 Fortuna, a . - - . “ ‘ é e peti _« ‘ : — Brk Baee 4 AS: 10 Fy SA SR 42 ~ Creole Svna os RP ' - + e Of a ce : CGS Fan ‘ 94 “ ; e ee “ % = na , v'. Q . ‘ other Europeans om © 94.68%. The 3 Re Ba tap re ipee, 101 OT LEMeGR a4,:3> °° 50 sor. 6 48%; $8 Derby Oa R 1> i 7 P . ‘ = 4 od - further weak ere steady but a le E4 ~~, ‘4 oe ] gr “* ne " 1> ; ng 7 Re — s | 2° bd an ‘ . - o' &R ~*a 4 . ‘ 2 ~ 2 ale i . Pras!) meee wae aPpparenr ik x Un | et 32 11°;- oF, ea:" | aa w OfCan Ge an yor 's ge - ; =e Pee nea on 45%, a. : moidhie Fla; Pe 4 . : is . * : “+ . > ~- s * A - . : _ re e 60: 2, ™ireis, which de) Bi ot Colt cate 5260 an ® (TZ 's are) 14 Gr TK Cen Ae ee he Moats, | 104 Peper? Pe 14. ‘‘. $. 110 n 3 = 4 = Conte “ined to ll Ge: “El 5 oF SS ty “2 ‘ >. _—— 13" +e ! ——e © gs : . n& "A enon 9> ly oo. 2 ‘ +> ‘9 an . . ~ @Tanada « a , > «@ —& >. ‘ " : 'P@ stat the Februar) - ~ ~ Dist 7 + ~S "5 “4 oe ¢ Ho tear ah ; ai] Gulf Of oe pr ee : “4 , — 4 ° 4 ements: for the ¢ ° earn. ; « ene? ' » 47 %e ae : : a ft on: ~ - se 515.189 oa an ae “y earnings 43 alle Can a te 140 . > | ew “1%: ‘37 £0 4 . an Humphre> - 1. ins Ty > : = al T 4 47 12,00 pared with $2; = SBile Gop ago” 1} 11% 3 mt S&T Se © 804 3 Ind oO ac 7 2 °F om Cos , | "e ¥ In January and $26 26 $1 - ; i PGE 83% May jst | MIC. Sey 4.100%. 25 6° 30" Livingston Pe: ab, 27) Onis ~ e™maliarg Rum be . be ma de for 7 ha oS) ~ » i Re ' ‘4 . o- . er @:: . oom . _* > Se a . 3. * 4Fe R . ms . ae . = od ; ° ry an ] . of “ orking da\ S in | a = aH § 4] 9Q- P os wt G8 7.. i. 9? a. @12 : + et > ¢ _= " A ° Poy Red a ; ‘ 7 = o . | > « or ° wis ‘ r] >. : *« 3a : . “ > « . . 8 re —————— , mt a “~ = “a . ~ & 4 I PR; a” n . . ftorms ePcountera? the "vere snow Ta ‘ ‘ora @€5 @ "ae fF _— ¢ ‘ a ki . : 5 ‘Bi “y 0 Mex ‘ , e = ~ bie . 4 ' ~ a . ° a . Y _ . _. = -. ’ ’ > a , er ’ > . of the roads ie year on Some 22 « ae e., © 20 Quy “ 2 o 4n 7 n > . 7. . ] : ase -_ - Feaernuce - “a ae ] 1A "errs M s = ' Se es ¥ lg _ ' —— . re —_ 2 % ' ~~? - *_* , St Nor " I the tabulation. are included in 4 % . "ee . mu *, o. T R r ref ‘he ‘6 e 69 . oe . ae Z 20 Noble ap 3 1a:, .= % eA — a = = = “Ue Re 2) 9 “ a7 o> | > ait 25 «4 . ~ { be? Ora S ~ . - an * ‘4; = oa re . " = . sare - 10? es » i —P » : £3 _ "Tra Orn " Seereree meme | 8? Pact Owns gg 772% (101% 192 | fesawes te 40S | 85) gf ON ON gt AB | 30 Wine : First M 614% Serial of the world | AL 2 ee made the as . ; ‘oe > Oo. . r ] Ls4 ves 4 an =.» -6%, * > Fr — mee - ~~ " 4 ; * - . ‘ Ortgage % ° * for gre ‘ r > 7 if >. . > oo - ~> « . ° ; & sales #2 compared -ue be ” + . 206% 5 RAMS ay a. 3) >," * 10.3 - i. (SAFEGU Coupon Sex National "increase t7 ‘art Pre = = ~ R .* 3 4 6~* . > “ . re~ 4a rn - 8} ‘ 7 . ’ “ . . ; te - : l~ ‘ ARDED UNDER : —Decrea © or ®° Re “41 14 'S Ae Lon 7 oe Vol 7 : 9 ————S iS a THE aa =! ? i? { ~ . LOR 4% + ‘ , . i e* > > a — Us > ms , ed . ee’ 4” « st4 104 - Laon > wee — a - ™ eee at Se =:2 ~ ax rar ~.f 4s "49 =; as .s ~ c ro... ns . Tha ree ion : er > fren E A ‘“ ,\°“ ys Pe es i. te) ] Na: ae ‘38 ~OOR 7 >. ° 6 * = N hica Nei —_ ee ee - an _ er — _Cnge , ‘2en Re? Se -f 5 ;/ “4 1() w - Man * " 43 "80 6 * . Oy ~ Cws ces ago Stock Sa issued in Leadon -5 14a > $ Geodr : Vee O« i J >a S Ww Phy mm = ee es a . I 23 « a | 6's847 1A01! > Des were offered > ; = \ as rFOOG Tire Re 4) lla. he) low al MkrSer, Ax _ —“PECIA - ~— . : — on : 115 > Geo ew ‘ . 17 s ’ : " > DA : ’ a s t of Tire & 3? > i6 1} t Mikts, >e ~4 Ay : 4 o¢ bo FT me t iy ™ z > ’ lila . "ha ° (rranh« ws ~y ei 102 . 102 . cane . lich Rv@e 24 o> Qo . Q2° —— Gave « -_ le _ veld bass of o* . s 75 , we “y O2 : Chen « a - — _ aie = , eS ae 4 ey — m4 > ershe, Cc «4 . ont, a. + ¥, > MEF . 7D "9 aa . a s 9° - B — ate | ’ ag ~ 4 ‘ ar i ' eee > W s 42 8; . ral tSe °5 ? Np ws FY a Sne- LL . ——— = = ; 100 ~% | 15 HA Se rete as mo BT's ara) 8 Miminverse S191") ote ft % ® Special Co — th Japanese st He Mum OR fi. ao SPs BOX 1 Minnaret eo? "6l1az * Fi: = B14 “rrespondent of 40 Ann ea 5 T ; sr db ‘ t ’ ~ Ax Q - RA ad 3 , MSPK¢ - rs Je 6° 29 £ ? S ‘ . Post -Di« the 4 en ~~ Pp > 4 ee ~ ieee, 7 oe li » 40 &£ 1, ce * AR Wa o's 7 ~ 32 a NEW MM ws lo? r ; ‘a ? 4 rs " } ° 4« : . ~ a! a « arn!) -~s — Pr = 1? , ~1 4 , a "ge 7 od = — « 5 ‘ oo @ 5 4 : ~ = : F an average pan, Fal was about $37, « ° it 'n comparison 332 TU tes Fae : > a ‘| i) 1*#@~R~ . ~~ > | o | x ; 5 S2.990 &a —— bs CLOSING OfoT. +, ’ . re _ Bia Aske Man = 3 ‘~ cre ’ 9 g7 1. ‘ ~ | ; : 4 +} 23 & Sn 5 ; , ; —. af & on oly: , . . ; 7 "+? : 949 9 29 co The interese rate i is 64% — 2 very Gee ee oy Ba te . 148 . : one : ” a a. - at!) 6s Rank aS, pe Pe ~y and © 8.3} ras ; _—. ‘ta 0 ‘ss of 31 -~ = 105 ty ley? = . , "3 ; Ts é : a . a 99 123°.” . TO! th ae Bie i Mich St Te! 4 *4 ‘bos? 108 © 108 *“*NY canner ‘ a Now. tat A." eS of > 1 paiane . Ra 8 ~ abe Se ~> » > . e9 " “po , ~ : b al . se i ‘ Sn tra! =? k pres “ " - 7 Tr? « .”® 40 = \ Morris . 2 tu es 94 . 9% y a° > oe oa > 3 _ . e = P inn ; : s ea _ i . bond ss : oe | @ NTare &.¢'3. 39 80y | B38 yeas: hs Mariana - iter ra : issues secured attractive yield : NT - > ™) . =Tit és 7° i e heer - . SS =, 1 Ec 4. | + Oa > NYNB ane ; St. Sf ae an ‘ Property of 7. )"* 68 NYGEin P ean 107% 1068 os NY Nie 268 sa 6c] “T @re any of the oi! stock . ‘ this class. mortgage 5! ‘ tia NINHan is aS -- 9 /|°"6 Seek conn ua... §* The . ; 4 : - - " = — : stron o a ae : +, Nyere 4062. Sex? 29% 0 Shy UOer the lead of oa, © time > 4 2 Power of the : “S32 78% 352 | tonal ~~ “m@etican Interna.) | 70. “ag rice. 143 153 tion and Property is assured sO rads’ | | the strong demand f Owing to the splendid Senne Roesuck & +* _ ™ S -8 “=? s 3a + 4A . oe I . ve 2 *~uotue S/447% tae 8 5 ft ’ - s 4 o- * «’ . — ; nt ro) s 1 . 2 &® r ~vR adc: Se’ 4° . . +4 ~ “ SRc- ‘ ’ rs ; - > ° : | Monday and towar , ; ‘ ? ~ & &e Yr m . : : : ae k . a 1@ clog Stand G cam: 32." +, hown and successfy] } iId d 27 am a ; R 16 5 : ’ a ‘ 2. and | « Parbment properties in Chicago, * -O hhigh class hotel and me ’ > =] 7: aa” ne ’ 4 = Z ; 7 ~ i>. -—* ~~ ; - *L~ 2°29 ee ¢ ds oy © P4 © > 7 7 oe a! ” a x ; “Pps ; ‘ a” / a ; , -) ; 2 | > 4a a 7 » ’ J 17) 1 7 7A “ a | oe * * Pal s os - » " e - eu fs ~“3eD a * - — > iA o ’ - 7 937 ‘54 ay , 4 Ye | — ’ * Hs, 7 me 22> & ~?.3) — ~~ wets «4d 22> tay * = 9 *I8 , = | ‘a 2 dis a5 .* a~' ta z . > a Pac 7 rT “ | , a | . * . r 20 ~~ & ; é ‘ : | | : ria “pecter ar « 7 2. 000 a . =o 4 ° : : vi igh. - Mane eee ment. ; atin | > “tages of the Rivers i Start " a ’ teby 2 alee ae - ‘ struction will tel Ville. je. . anteed to the bondk id te " r A; bh cv deb , = 7) ~ P Na 4= a! “2 fo ‘ See - +) s) ; 7 Pred Te ° 43 pe ist 5048 “a8 ‘ “* wae) =6market and - Tae 4 “) A R Se ‘ar ’ ij ; es ’ ues “ae nr f= \ — A. “9 - “Po ction " e ‘ “ R i} , : ” 14 = . ’) . *- . . “ . fed i« a = ™ . ete. oe » Hy Ries oe “$30, 83 5 ‘a i301, wy - - es io” . tas a bs a nker than « et aig ¢ Wea k toda | ea yi = wy «se. Ss esi, 4° Pa con 4 : on A" Gisturbine feet “=—7 2nd the ;-,.... ony 3% ar Stn Oo hn ** 10] _ wes Po . Pa go d et. ~4 - ." on a 38 *« ae a . . ‘ture Was ti a fa _" pre . Be esy | Nees ots PS By | SE Sm steasts esl BS Sh suoceseve aecting snct tha: “ms ~ $283 an >. Poe 26 “as. - 29 %, =, pe fom 4s 42” ap = “ao ” a = falled +, 3 Sh ¢ ont 42 ne: Ne SPCca| a 9° 27 F i> >” WT ... ’ . =s " , Gow . ie" * 2 Sart 2s ; Oe take 103% ry Prort t Lape $6.295 as 3", vias le new eid all excep: the i SEOrien'e 7s 42 107 ane ses 0 Reading 94 ’- 854 “ag? 1954 Trade ’ "S for the : - > a” _ Ww) , ac ® a9 Wie ns : vear 28 Tennk Ps.” ... 200 oa za I Ronee oS — oa o e * ;OMe tis SOF Bale the | ? +e Ea let “ 41 ose oe : — . 1 s 2 4. o. 74 ~4 , > ‘ im. ene “ VY Otations ate . at : , — “tate nt a > } ery *. . f Sa tn- T = on hand ; ] ” a SS . a >+ ¥)] or ‘ - ese — 2e6 a ~~ 7? if le " -8 wee S=.NS a i the ae en Real F_=tate $2. 842.50 : ‘ mi lex - P : - ; aay : 8 : ne ya rns © 6 ~ Dr ~) lane 105 . AY i « 5 Gh a . os e > ] ti Ne ™ « ont rmer.. : = — ,- +4" a . ; . P z '@.a0a ; & 4, BO! G a2 10-5 a ll mre -.-.. a ass" . - rid.9 a eeere and T =S8_ 45 ; aaa, 6? 4 ey ee | TS 1 4 . Ww -. . 28 — ; ——- “ , Tr TY , ' 87 Se sin | % CSR eee: le a” 190% 1ap So St SAL 1! Ge 3a” {2 > _ :3 Baie oe a i + A saat tere nad Fisturs .2RS a, ne S Owen Par 5 Ler 199 * ey 8A! fe aa’ 2% 8 64 ¢ —SNWSaCUR ee =e . Arter. ete . 2.482 ron, | 15 Deen Lar ae 2a aS eo, *%0! 56 a ae com fe “45 a ot RAILRGA ae Orzantizat ion Se ae | A veh St “» " cas a: . es ‘e > sp or $e 2 aoa” se en. 13 Un Pad ina r —= BOND te 22 UnPac cy a. 4. 58% 3 an mn 29.az : ' 94%. 93 ey 8 5 nO Oe Se SS > S| 06 tap SY $2.2? 94 . a == - s : ¢ . > ng ; . t. S>4.: *8%. |) 32s RS ont, °t, 4 93° ay “ ¢ URRAn, OF 200881 * Shs Mgt | Teese ate TIES “#46 se o6 102 = “ . .™ . = . 89 +. Learns R S14 : 7a 106 1S Ve R» ‘o** ae Cer paid oe 5) ~ Went 4 4s $s i< 3 89:5 | te Secon wend M yee < oy So 1\ ww 4a

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~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27. 1993 7 ST. LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH wit, e high. ww end closing prices and th “share iots on the Stock Exchange, | Jewel Tea ehanges for the da a ao ' & ~ comma m@mercia |. ' w (cy . _BSt_® reverses! of oom : ('eQ@tieon sliways aye to buy on «6 bi t wee GY Nor pfd & ; ' ' . . - ; 5 JTC : i : N VU 7 | INDUSTRIALS. | INDUSTRIALS. __|__ METALS AND EQUIPMENTS. RAILROADS. — — | - YORK. March 27.—Cotten clenll | 7 . | Stocks and | | Net | Stocks and | | , ‘et | Stocks and | Net | Sta: 2 | BETTER TONE SHOWN me : ; Div. Rates ‘Seles High. Low. |Close. Ch’ ge. Div. Rates ‘Sales Hich. | Low. ‘Close. =| : ___Sales' High) Low’ Close Ch'ge. | tocks and | not e ‘a ee s ~ _-— . - a —_ - . } - . . . > : . . : _ “File — bss —y at ; > 2 SAN |i St Star] 3 TON, tow ow — S| Eee TT SRL OSA S| Saree Qt a) car ae | ty Rasen Sateiatien | tee ics ce || © Poreign Exchange WHEAT ON CHICAGO iis 7 " Ito the Post-Dispatch. fe a tae | ’ ; ' : 1s : y LP - : 13° “Fee & f ¥ * 4 $8 sant ol % saan oa8 wae % | . NEW YORK. March 27.—Total sales o +, 4 ‘Int Paper .. 3, 3: : .|8 9 P+ ase | eau. 5 “6 7 | ’ = | | | Special to the Fost-Dispatch 4 . tal sa! n the New ae | | : 35 Sq! 3 eM ° BT ‘tia: | Speci sewing leo thet of ecanee a. 236. esterday *” PR mn Stock Exchange today were ioe ye ie a} 0 he , 26 28% — & : —i% | Special to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, March 27.—a ° ay's individual sales in 260 .80%,'? 1 p. m. were 350.000 siend Oj! . 7 ’ 7 ’ "8 TO% © & | ~ Ri paket 12% — \&!, YEW YORK. March 27.—Fotlowing is « | S™#ted in the wheat © Time lew omer ; +4 ei ca do Ist pfd 1B ty 1, | st of today’s Foreign Ex svotativns: | on" 42%. 42 — = St Stl a ‘he and GQM&N oté ee sale 2 oO clock, within ao fow in cents (D> deman2. ' Aaa | or ~ ee & > i mm es » ee ee aoe s Seer Rates Salen High. In. bel if . { » ; . uban Dom «& do A Cuba CC Sug New York Sugar. TORK. March °7.~-The r : Ay fone nee . COnt an re rentrifugse!. with aie: mpt shipment to en operator at ther ¥ Cent 5 NYNH&H - se ee I1QC @-}.« wT re | : 34 —s - -- rj 2 (ONG— Dollar. > 0: C " “Te bh eal 6000 ; mal cee oer were 164.000 by torn and 66. 9 . Trade tm corn Prices were a Ct oo oe. Cub-Am Sug | Davison Ch | Deere pfa 7 | Det Ed Co &. Dupont 6 ; » OF about SD te 65 potnts Points of oe pee ne ~ . “’« ‘ “4 - met ), s kk “ . Ridsiee: oath 27.—tonton eer INDt ; Sie OCK MARKET AVERAGES, 33 § St : 3 a ——— Pe ieeiiieiens j 19 75 ’ ‘ose (“Lose Week Day’ . . " e Inepir ¢ Ao pf t) all a y lL’ 17 eS __Toéay Yest. Ago Ch es ooo * an 'S O of Ca! ae 56 ? 4 int RT ° & Franc. . 6 90% : Cc, 661. ; Breas. at's a Chi go Provi 2 ———-_,. ++ + # “9 Rene. (104.71'103. 96106 a , ~ > a = [we te «.. i . a! kee ; SRY * | i wome of the buying toder’ 96 6° ai | Stocks ana | oo 2 eee ewe L ~~! Oee 1? 4, . 4 42's *4'5 | SWEDEX—Krone, BD. Sagi. against the Greek w 11 tt Sma as | Div so!" Selos'Hieh | Low. ‘Close Che: > og — ~- 34 TR. *4% | NUKRWAY—Krone, L’ fy tomorrow, Cash wher | - - oe a een ee man Fi S 4 — —_ = 7%, — %, NOT &2M 6 % —I1', | JUGO-SLAVIA—Crown,. wD. Wheat closed at the top price for the dar. ~ ly ‘ . 1 en. D ‘ec higher. Covering by shorts was o late st of OSS TESS SS 2 & meeree® Wow! Sores YOBDQOL TO a sHAl—Tael, DD. lar. . = --« . 55s H 2 =} p= Soe - _ Ps | el i ' ~ me bat et ee SS) et ee ee ree = Cogeee Ops. >t Cros cs + @AaO Pars | oS Sow > ~~. eee s i es as oe 3 wt + 3 ' : > Ras Did Doe -) po ‘s -i“ree OS wh s-J- . a 0D ~i 9 Coe -- -—- “e te — “In * * = J} +s ee |Z 20% os Ds Do +). 509+) “— — + Oi B= WD Did! we ~t we wo- - o™ ' “th + a *s2@ a ’ es yet ex é ‘ demand witb Pe + ” i aaa f s of 5? 52 eo [P4 Va 36%, 36° 36 4 Re : be png Sales were much larger although ein lacket iad ) aad | Za “8 ; fn fd 7 ; ~~" | felt the effects of tite baying thier, Shing ress 5 ae o's 5 52 ly nes . , es “AO &, aa et. bs Bor. 1e mB! Loute Clearing Ho &¢ Aseeciatior ing demand wae quiet : L"tah Cop ° og ~} a 4 ré ‘ rf Qo é " 95 i Page! “é@unte for Mar ‘h 24, 1e@22. Debi ts Vate c te fae higher Utah Sec yt } A wv |? incividual accounts, $27.600,000: debi: P -. Phere wes Leys — ee |} Le ; { ed ; ~ ’ . ; me ‘ [to Dank and bankers’ acrounte $c! 800 900 ‘aah erMape. 56 466, ai x @& Fac. ~ 4 Re : (aking « total of $49.4006.000 ~ ) A 923.) ; De) 'zD> ee ste ~~ =) es © ss OE ee iE be 73 Oe Oe 5) 3 emtiome Mer. sat) Same - : a> ~% > * +) se a8 . | 2 Sl 2S ee = “3 has |ene I-1@QNS Pars Caf - — los iw . on | . | ' vTn A Y *@ishmann _" ' - >= - - ten a3 4 : Pmelia’ ye (SU mee cy - “ec ; he 4 ] ] 1it-. reat, rs *?4) ~~ .« ~~ ~ Set eee oD ' do Ohio pofd &' | Fisk Rubber Uveeport. T (; Asphalt Go nofd 3 ‘sen Cig 6 ae f r = De & ” o 2%! 2% 13% 13h4 ‘ +f) wl *s — ho ee *™ one O® i cALH tive eye Wick Steel e st BO tet et | ity Cio = V'MW IMs Cth “Ie REw te te Seis mene* | Youngst n 7 oe 7] rf ' jy | tnt iV, : 1. . tron : sebseks RAILROADS. | See ae ——. | call ‘ant _ i. 4. ~ CHICAGO. are ‘Ann A pfd .- 29:49 vat” 22 | de nfa 44° 31% 30%) : “ry re : laterai 60.90 days | b#ré, S120". wt I 4 it ee = 42 ” 1 5 tae >. d . . 7 4. ’ 515; prime cemmerci;! } 26%. . ; 4 ¥ ad a rh 'S 102 ly 10° 74 1N2 t, - ’ ’ f = h ay . ia! ? he ellen do pid 5 RH, ROW RO1¢ . lo 24 pf : z 2 vi ‘ARIS. March 27.—Prices were « . - * . ™ 7 - on a . > _ . , . ~* aw EQUIPMENTS. ‘ F aA hb SES ‘wie , ; 41, es, i Threa per cent rentee, —=T 12) oo” —— I SEE . a : - a | * francs. 50 centimes. Exchanges en Jon. - —_ ~~ ~] - aa ' ) * ~i¢ D- — @ Sc-24 Ft $3 ; > CPL PCS i wet ow oOo oe 2° ‘+ - 25 2 > Wee ~ re o - ued 9 -- ’ =e stra es *e eereee DDis~isd _ = r 4 * 100% 1004 } mr 5) tw - iS Der ae Cross 7 _ oKOw ~Dew 2 °o 28900 4e™ California Petroleum Stock Ines » Oe | t . a , 2 : ' : PAs i —_ nre, ’ - af?. : ~ i” 23 en y 81.29%. “Cor—No. F Pein. NE‘Y YORK. March 27.—Directers of ! ve “~c: Mextean dollars, } 6o.@e q‘s fornia Petroleum ( orpe a tle rn 7k thorise@ an increase’ in the eapital ‘staan {f rul AJdJditioual Markeis “ce New Yark ‘oft j of the com pany from $17 500,000 to $80) : N t P NFW TORK — - “- ye é COO OOO Givided nin res “o~ , . ‘ -~ : -iare i —_ oe "be 600.000. é ehares of $235 par} ex age No.7. 13 ja. Fatt fatures, eaay: May ‘ rr ~ ——_——_—— ~ — ges eeovece| or ~ | SSCP - be _ =O! ; lo ofa 111 | Ss | Indiahoma j "s , 19k SSN ; 1! Indian Ref. 6. 6 i. : 4 D> § ae 18 101° : int Agr 3 , . “Oh 64 ” ‘ *—) PH 1H1? -.> 4 ad ; 2.3m ei 9 a ot. ———— A nettle neem canon — a : ' 69". 69%, $3,000,000 Unconditionally G teed by the | : ° cae | | National Motors Corporation Imperial Japanese Government As to Principal and Interest by Endorsement on Each Bond First Mortgage 7’2% Sinking Fund 10 Year Convertible Gold Bonds Series A . : $ I 9,900,000 Dated July 1, 1922 Due July 1, 1992 Interest payable July ist and January ist. Principe! and interest b} offic } ain = Barkers Troe Company. Spm of Manhattan, Pa of Now Verk. Compen tenae wy S4-de F Pond tice as to . Redeemable as a whole r the Sink: option , cipel. Rede or fo king Fund at the of the Compary upon 60 days’ notice on any interest The Oriental Development Company, Limited tert nde Convertible at the option of the holder either par for par Inte 8% cumulative Preferred Stock of the Company, or into ne par value commes External Loan Thirty-Year 6% Gold Debenture Bonds stock on the basis of two shares of common for each $100 principal amount ef bonds. NON-CALLABLE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF CHICAGO, TRUSTEE + Japan ’s | ] HE Interest ble wit an ithout deduction for F T ISS UE paya 4 y ony poor te Jncome as not te exceed 2% i , ah — ' : a = n | 2 ] . . . . issued in London since 1899 annual eee ents, $500.000 per annum during the first five 3 Ky., The Jackson Motors Corporgtion of Jackson, Mich., and bond interest. as follows: were offered on an average years, an -000 per annum during the remaining term of the The Saginaw Sheet .Metal hk of Saginaw, Mich., The yield basis of 4.85%. The | Loan. Such monies will be applied to purchase Bonds in the Murray & Tregurtha Corporation of Quincy, Mass. , Vous prasad pe - Pad 4 0. od) i ne , ' " , ) ; or 10.5 times int ha open market, if obtainable, at not exceeding 100% and inter- The purpose of this consolidation was to bring together a group 6 Years including , 1921 Bim neptiat 320.62 three Japanese Government | , ; | oH est. Any monies not so applied during the six months’ period ot plants which could most economical! y manufacture a com- m . plete line of quality automobiles and trucks and a xi- or /.1 times interest charges on these bonds. loans listed in New | following the date of ies wi b on York | g payment, unexpendéd monies ll be mately 80% of the parts to be used therein. The facilities of Teldnetinan ui ng ccount nterest ges or, al! outstandi were originally offered on | credited toward the payment of the next succeeding installment. this organization will be used primarily in quantity produc- tion of the well known “National Cars” and “Traffic Trucks.” onl the interest on the Collarera an average basis of 5.12°-. — | The pollowmg ts summarised from a letter of Hon Eieo- Ishicuka. President of the fase _— fe in a ey ry rates Gameae, : as er or ° most popular The total per capita debt of ; ! : b a Oriental Deve t Com , lamited, 4 of w . lopmen pony, Lamited, copy of which will be sent on request: sizes, will be produced. Automobile parts in excess of the Japan, November 30, 1922 é . ‘ The operations of The Oriental Development Company, Limited, are Company's requirements will be sold to other leading auto- ? motive manufacturers, as heretofore. besser di was about $37, a low figure under the control of the Japanese Government, which appoints the presi- in comparison with that of dent and other important officials. The Government subscribed for and Security: These bonds will be specifically secured by « this es well as substantial! other leading nations. still owns 60,000 » oer $1,500,000 par value, of the 200,000 shares orig. Coeporastee ne onal oe ete ee ee inally’ issued. ee Canines The mort gage provides that the Company ; The Company was organized in 1908 for the ose, princi f ways maintain during the life of the e bonds current Company 5 | developing the resources of the Province of Chesen ( on ae ve Shell fa 100% of cs veo oe yer, that current or em Sinking Fund: The Trust Indenture provides for Credit | Integral part of the Empire of Japan, by > iggy the land, distributing than $0046 of the gar eaiee al af cxcieniadina ious tosedien sinking fund of not less than $00,000, of which $250 000 immigrants, furnishing agricultura) supplies to farmers, making loans this g¢. including the $3,000,000 Junior Series “B” = e by the Trustee solely to the of irst ¢ Bonds in the following manner: (« Net earnings of The to farmers. industria! enterprises and municipalities, and investing in bonds pledged to secure $2,700,000 of Collateral Trust Notes ae * *. . . ¢ a Oriental Development Com- banking and agricultura! corporations. The organizers of the Company Assets: Fixed assets and equipment of each division of the price. (b) To redeem by lor au devs’ included some of the most prominent bankers and business men of Japan. Nattonal Motors Corporation have been recently appraised sufficient bondwto exhaust the available by one or more of the following appraisal firms :—American basis of 110 and accrued interest. The» pany, Limited, for the ten | , bch The French Loan of the Company of Fes. 50,000,000. more than one- Appraisal Company, Manufacturer's Appraisal Company 1s to be applied under the t merg of the Series “B™ bonds ending March 31 | . : ~b- . ‘ | third of which has been amortized. was originally offered in 1913 in Paris Coats & Burchard Western Appraisal Company, Day & years Collateral Trust Notes 1922, were more than 1.93 =| on a 5.22% basis and was quoted February 22, 1933, on a 5.21% basis. Zimmerman, Esselst yn-Murphy times interest charges for the | The proceeds of the present issue will be used to redeem about $7,500. - The balance sheet of the Nationa! Motors Corporation as of period. Its operations have 000 maturing Debentures, to pay approximately $5,000,000 bank loans. and September 30, 1922, after giving effect to the present Anancia! not only been profitable. but the balance for economically productive purposes. Row Boos & Montguenery (cormelidating eudks by rortna have been an important Cash dividends have been regularly paid since the organization of the other firms of accountants), shows @ property account less , of Company in 1908. Thé@ present rate is 10% on the $17,500,000 paid-in depreciation of $10,047,977.65. factor in the development capital stock | Net tangible assets, . . . « 6 « + - » $16,992,751.35 Pp ‘ Net currert espeta, -. « © © © ©. 6 « « $ 7,556,041 56 the territories included with- The Charter of the Company prorides that owners of Oriental Devel. in the field of the Company’s | ment Debentures shall be paid out of its assets in preference to other : . we eh area - Price 98/2 and interest to yield about 7.70% aie 2 IRS PETTY Er er ae SORT POE SE AEE Ree eae a ~ neg f 5 ie 9 Pst aS: a ks eg YP zr > These bonds are offered when, as and if issued. delivered to and received by us subject te approval of all le Craveth, Henderson, Lefiingwell, @ de Gersdor ff of New York and Newmen. Popdaahaens fecha y 3m oy eu corunael Macera, Temporary bonds or trust receipts may be delivered pending the preparation of the éefinitive bends. Price 92 and Interest, to yield about 6.62% | / recewed “2, @ubjyect to approval ef our counsel, Mesers. Shearman 4 Sterhag, N e+ ww onde (/, at Gud when iseved and : | y 9 oe “7 McIver, Keuffmen, Bmith 4 Temameto, Tekyo. Delwery im temporary form w expected on or about April &, 1923 ; | | } %, The National City Company a : Main Office: National City Bank Building, New York | Wm. H. Colvin & Company Sereudidis Pas i & Company St. Leuis—415 Olive Street. Telephone—7140 Olive ; : Offices im more than 50 cities im the United States nd ; | Chicago ) | ct! St @: anaas - Philadelphia New York dvertisement Las been obiainedé, partir by cable. frem eofcial stalements and e.etietice end frem ether esur- whi The indore Ny Ay guarantee but beleve it te be corgect. Statistics in t s of the Japenese yen have beer converted ter convenience = $49 U. 6. the gold parity being 4.4985 U. & French frence Rave Doom converted “ai 6.18 francs to the U. 8. dollar, and sterling a: $4 8¢5 Uf Application will be made to list these Debenture Bonds on the New York Stock Exchange ST: sain ettennssttateates all Be WATCH YOUR PEP AND YOUR S TEP WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF —I# you advertise your business in theee coleesas “gun © cues . 28 ST. Lours _POST- DISPATCH.

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PEP AND YOUR STEP WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF —If you advertise your business in these columns. “W@ ee et ge WATCH YOUR so — — DEATHS “is GAL NOTICE) 8 =—s|s LanrcN ERs & BUILDERS, ) DETECTIVES | a > . — ny. oe color a > -—- : 4 — > md oe ad - St . . . wed fat — Mre@f Laura Brvee Fen eae — jacana ee Se Finney av. ‘ (c8) | DETECTIVE s™ YDER—Shadowing, fnvesti- | ered. Box F-296, Post-lhspate * Wha? ermits lr. and Francie Miller. br ther of 3 ~ | 32.000 barreis oles, with switch fa ‘tne (GLOBE Carnet ‘ain at work Bo-| _Sating; reasonable charges; autem hile | GIRL-—Sit.: colored: expert bs a at a] ad -+ Ty! e« >? ; 7, - ‘ j ‘ ean! . r -- en Raumann. and our dear father-in-la Darras applies, With sx DAS Se ee vest work — service. 4633 Newberry. Forest 750+ operater or stock girt or maid: . ' iis aan on = » - the i ‘ . cCooperazge piant water meh et ra tou! ‘S ia, } > ~ ¢ x athe + great-gramdfathes, «! autem taeiiemetaine saeiiaien —— a . ol Spy - $3. —— 4) | work Call Ethel. Bomont it rote ee tnt iti » of SS vears . — * EO ol eel eld te -*@yv- Rltes—Oail-: chemically ane “=~ > \ ~) “and — hy P orar a ‘ettac © ee Me meas furerat variors. praised at $65,432.55. bright Cleaners. 423 i 7072. | DETE “CT! E—Expert. ¢ dues snado ~~ GiRL—sn.: would tke to aave ‘ Sr. LOCS MERCHANTS Pca MARRIAGE LICENSES New York Governor Writes Sen- | Funera! from Bermeach funeral parines This ts located tn the apple belt of — ‘lewners. 4351 tinsel investigating; locates missing peovie: ab-| for a few hours ts the vening. ~A March 7 ae - the = —~— rena ete oe ee a . Rs y ae , , +3 266i Wesmeses Sere . New Picker Southern Mlineis. in a town of 8000. + | solute secrecy; comsuitation free. 4260 — | mar es any time from 6 uatil Fy ‘ low an Cre > : . Trem “+ o— A yertru ie . witht. és ™ -” * - ae Fa’ ¥i = - ~ at vs : inte ‘ . o awa a -~ - - > re! = =" . o r . "ile Giese i= local market. and ouctaten® Jarre, A- Ropers-Fiorenes MeMain ter Fess: “This Surely Would ate Deceased Was a member of Rar-| good shipping fa s and goo ation ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. et, _ Las es _———_ ee od Se teceived fom Kansas City and Chicage | jonanto Dantele—ctuseppina Dalessin : ’ som Post. G. A. R.: Mound itv Ledae. ° . SS SO ee Onaees Wy So Gat Of r ; Geg, | SZ OTFICER WE. B.A Ce Se | Seaiki—sic. 1S, for werker= Prank F. Str off—Rosaiie MC Re Democratic Move. - » oO | = ertifedc check for £9 per cent of the amount = wire © rooms for SLA Midw eat ies. shadowing. Investigating. locates missing work: colored. [814 Marker. a. al pal ‘ " - a 4 may ; ine ~ . ms -- : nm “—~ “ : ACA ere 7 & 4484 ws OOK ata : : A ae 3 ot i ime 6are = ject to , firma . the * a > Pow as ." Star ey a 22°48 ‘cB y Deople ve ger reeults. 819 Tie! ant? HOUSEKEEPER age ‘ia high iow (“lose “ain ve inton—- Mut. LWUZ a Ss ; Vas AG - ‘ae — end ww confirmation alance pu $18 WIRES + aran eated: good ser: _Bids« . 7th and -hestnut. O's Olive 8. _ ted} wiphes posit om. —~ woman : be ——- eS - ati sl —— - _ — —_ ~ wrle }” , , VJ a i me Atin’ Zz \ ONTREY—! - e eet —_— re = - so : ovest prices Cait Biu - > 7 . nat Tish 114ua ee ee a he batoeea father of Jone deposit forfeited. The property may be| nev 41452, ,' Pitman and Gregg cg Shorthand Pee ‘ . _ me Lee She t | } a ¥ March 3: ;0° ‘ a Mrs. Nora Ru Specs SS Se Le SS =" ix MON 4 TO ParY.* Bookkeeping. ————- s. comptometer; | HOUSEK EE? ER—@t by young ; 7a — : : . P . o 2 ° ots Ce -- a we ‘ " -— . : . ~ 7 ‘ , Mew eo T =T eS e a . ‘ oh _ ‘ 11 Ss SN 130) %& bil A «1 : sa’ 4 a = oe ‘ tee ~ ar — 7 ‘= Wa 4 scare A ia’ - ° . . _ . ; ie = . - iL ed & ? ’ | 06 Pr of i) : 4 wire a “re the Cas’ “ar Nositlets Sec ure ed 7 aes rates. oe Sd Box . r.2 35% | Poet Mtapatch. = = With coy. werk as aousekeeger: ‘Mf, ater WRiGHT JONES HENDERs« yN x BT E aepetcs oe *02 N ad ot ‘c8> vanol Bidg.. 3608 Olive st. Hol SEK EEPER—sit by widew, % — a . , 2 ‘oe _« \ ’ Ss se S&S we >} ; - ~~ | ‘? ‘ : af ; rs lf ; Sr L.AlLS%d lli"» Als's* | ‘42 Mus Anders -—Serah Queer tan ta Tinited Mat Senator Fees . “Int. mt . Fecdiia — Ae ——= — Lindell 841: Delmar Asa? R 31) year-oll girl, wants position ip Test cud eT , . SEALED Wa ae te monn : Gas PIPE CLEANERS INSTRUCTION Box F.278. -Despa t: . “3 SEPTEMBER WHEA! Leaiie J. Enioe-——BGessie Bone ee ; fia . se : _ te 8 1933. Ber PROPOSALS FOR ,.4)fiee SMissiesiee iG ‘PE = — ee ORE SARTRE it... (0 stay with childeem fee gb =O nj — . : , . 4 4 b i se ‘ —_ 4 ad ‘I } ° - awe? ‘rn tha act ‘ f ; . - - . > AS iw an stoves copnectec ee — = -—- nings while “he. L. : iz \ L } Li _ ; i : _ wd - . . ye . be it : j . : 1 oung LA fA eh . ~ _r ‘ . i > . er im13s ~ st a ~€ nd D =. >i 30 “ rk guarantee ' bes Jj =peliev gas- ' PRI ‘Ai E _ en TNs z\.ven enorth tT. boo k - tw a ee [o-30 ; -— 114° 11 : 114) 4 * t. ‘ ‘ Pl - tf. Dis, on J . | aw) . ; > . Th . ; Prix ; Wak ; am Lt ~" nN : ~ . “ — in saomasd ntral SA6sL. | + : Room 714 K ©1065 106% i106 'd os Re:zel Spring M Fi "reaa for dificat c png iy : lice kee ag ° I BS sagt sa set += S. ot em 62) | sock. 5806 Maple. Ohya SS LADY—s ¢ matar - —_—_— _ r , : . ” pM — . . ‘ ‘ \u «4 . 2 ~ : - i ~~ —- > » —_ . ana _ - siemens: alia — a . *.: : ‘CORN pt . : gfield, Mo —Laur amily Li 1 SS and the f == ——s —Sit.; o e Fy MAY R J \ . : iM ad ; ,- i “ > sr « - she vv » : : : ‘ . ~ ‘ 3 Vf . _— - -T ah ng and — * " ears, a RN | b - Spring! 3 noe a. n if i rom! ~ as a eurnish! and. detix me 18 000 — 7 , | and education. position & LL. %-%. 75 re ae. Lo Sey. Secs Cthivre Mi Cae - : ries* Borromeo Church and ; aries! mine-rum coal and 13.000 tons ef lume MISCELLANEOUS | NOTICES | Trade Schools | @&F attorney's recéption room. “-* “ : - , "41 % - e ” , > ; - — : \" 4 a - j reaso oo P r a . = 7 _ — kc oa tm ‘ries i % Meyere, Sheibyvilic. | | Besar a aan ag My lm a eae , inal a eS uether intecmation. Ch15LL kinds of aiivesing ana tepemene | enn ee Se ~Digpateh. = a. a -- Themas N tert Jetfersen Barracks, Mo— stonal interpretation of what consti-! s« HAERFFER—»+ ered into rest. ivesa SOULS LIS. aime ia a : a. _~ Ss ae = Sate wages More than most men make. because LAU NDRESS—Sit. colored, = apesem. 1 : \ seRN a! " ~ . : VJ \ eon -~* Lor .. om — : : ting . on er . — _ ” 4" " - “ Sed ‘ at . a : a me "Or | : ——- if? , om - - pets - Schree ; it’s steady work tae vear round: dav oF | Thursday Lindell —— -7> T6%a 77> 8k, ivan EF. LeftPidge. Ma 2» Li-—Ine Rub tes an MOC ati , .e~ eft. ee Theln 012 Sct om FE iL + a ESS a. night classes; jobs waiting. c eon “siex LAUNDRESS—3ic nyt > a _ - 7s came, Sj Tred th ‘ fe P the ;overnor'’s lette ‘ , So" oe + [ OST d FOUND | . % ‘ " \e, - ald tees i a es ae ~ = 5 a . : we Schools and Colleges LAtNDRESS—sit_ by colored: Gant = i i ~—-s * ; . . ‘ " — - n:s e? i * a4 Oras ; . : . ‘4 — —— a > ee eae eres a anes . 7S : b rar r| mi on... Tis -e%, LADIES—Leérn hairdressing. manicuring. lem: ing. _ Lindel! _3508R : in lo a ——— Ray . " " es =. ~ + ‘ ] ToT? P aoe -_ S ~ieary r : - - = a " _ " _¢ 73% 73 +". wes | . beheve im signs? Call ogy te SB pe. A ane ag _ LAUNDRESS—sit.: colored. er Ca ind nig a . “48 Ferment 2745. K - o wal (ATS ' r .« were nee.) e ae ele rw aall R159 Faw Sa Se ee _ =| Resa r ~~ ; ‘ ¥ . ' r . 4 . i an} = 2 2 .i- o ~ ~ PAINTING | I? you nem glasses sr spe ctacie¢s fitted for LAL NDRESS— Sit. first-class. or ) a May RYE Sa S. Iken. 1845 Dis wel! e the ° e of M can : lic , ’ .? ¥i ~ -ure your s g painting work. | weak eves, on ling sight. bdDiurriz eve train, Lindell 6352W. . - > : s SI Sea ?. an hut . 2S > es ie. Pea ee ; bs Ats s pon x . x ring auship a er ranteed. -» pain, headaches. astigmatism, old sight, near- ‘SR Se =. = Fs , hn. «a \ ” S05 Ars California Wi not settie the ques- 2 at ba 4549] oe — ete sightedness or “eros I wiil guarantee rat- LAUNDRESS —Sit.: : - titet— Tx the manimMmu .. Wedrnese 12s. 364 Pia ahd ; aot PRINTING ANO ADDRESSING REDCCE your ge a Lae Se temtific Efe. 21 J. Wheat aod Sd down on other deiverice “. of lfows rr Limes 2 sure 3s der : f «.-L’re A : Libs ari : b TER printir +. er" ; tro Baths will positively reduce fiesn and LAU SDRESS—Sic_ "By first-class Im the local cash rain market red winter - " se Murvhyahbo mies . >? : wril to Bx 40 . in Se at ucnest be = MeGill ein — » waste products: registered nurses - wants Mooday out: S215 per day. ' wheat wes unchanged to Te b oe imere | avy t F. 140” : meni — cw N. Lith s ee Lo el4 tencaace. 946 Arcade Bidg. Olive F-154._ Post-It iapateh. eu Wee fair milioee demand’ tiara wees ses is . a : o a ? . . f ; : experienced; - nw : vy > ; or see § OP : oO ” “a = m™ ie ‘>? ° ‘ . = ™ a ean - ‘ > een eere wee meendy 10 Sec) 8. end Kirchner. 4208s ee ee is te ae oe mh 37. 1923. a: bet ; 7 | STORAGE AND MOVING Wednesday, Thursday aut er Regher “There was gout ¢ 1. ven . @ vont t . iD i © =S¢ : - - T™ bring home Romont 1377 i wah ims ‘were ‘. to *, "4 gher - . © ' mr A . . = P ‘ié ’ ‘2 ] ; 1) ** ~ : i - A . 1) : Ni F ‘ | $4.50 or THEA a a . - » At na al de mam . Mactan. >| ; a22 ” sacB ts ‘ wat ; 2 ‘ , . . fa . - - Ere ae UNDP. ESS—Sit. ; colored: wants « 8 gee = a” neat "te y fo ? a : —. 2Uui te 1444 Mia \ : the i » ~ : _ x ‘ c ‘ i _ : = Bee ee : oS oa my es "? — ~ iq) | AL ASS Dest socvies, Seve, cenee, ae RI anti ©) | LAUNDRESS—Sit. by ue to %d af? the burhe: ranee i @ > on » ] | rc ag “ “ meOK t $1 i7T% toe $1.18 ie : . . . © . i] ice 7 ; . ae . . . . fr SIDE _ " ate te ay sire. . Septembe: wheat. W. Menton. 60, [645 Wash 3s. Ng The nteliacs im¢anler °MABT— acea to a ‘ > " ia > ark , 1903 Sidney repraf warehouses. Victor AM EU RS—Quartets, trios, duos and har- | LAC ‘DRESS — Bi: by colored @ S212%: May corn Toc. July corm “Che 1) ain Albrecht, 71 - > N. Egcud Mb are: : Tig per > cas ntenen. wile of Ateart & : hk. me = . 607. Sidney 738. (eS) © cn ; singers. for singing contest Wednes- | 2122" Cheek — ee : e. ry : 32 “ine A tUOSe ike irs: who i- ad : - , — ST. . 2 - =e 7. VwATtT{: meng por mary os D qumneanapenineats ~ op Ahn eat receipts, which were 38,400 ; Mailings Hult 2e¢7 Biair ' io geste elit Aha rt, a ee ae: og q ellefunt: cer, pany af I Rt va +} distant BS oe sie The ter. 24th ond LACS DRESSER; aaa bushe! eomuated with 50. 400 . week #*6°:' Marvy E. Brocksralth SS, 4418 Connecticut . ; =e SUtes SHetineace ; -carm & * ee ~ aed ~ | ; . im 4D... mo ‘ —in ge — re St Louis. De > — — a SKy See - 3) ironing dene send bundle te aor =8. su0 last year, included 20 care ‘o- Carvline Speimas, 4518 Cleveland. s.e€adqd Of genuine temperance, is we!) oh — ia eaeadien re at Festus . 1408 B: iene hot 250 Victor 746. C. RB. Bailar era! ~ a Ween age and 40.300 lest year. tuciuted H. ¢. Loesch, 5S, 1838 South Thirteenth wi he New York Legislature. con- ¥ == = 43 ” Sims s 390°% Mary | —— = — manger . “5 - cence) — Reg - Lapeer ae 35 care ai emd 10 through Vats Te-'A. B. Smith. 51, 14004 N. Seventeenth sietines ‘ . . Se athe a c ee, 5 my “a ; > Sanmen 11 it7—Lost, Bos a Z.- sm ae = a ie . M N T p sister gra yer os ron iS Bartouer Moving and Storage House, Furnituce hoveht. | |] AT | MANICURIST—Experienced, wants pes thr a Hav rec@.pis wer@ «« : a 4 = P 5 valine A Sty e fave - ' . " , W : 2, “ANG AN NIGHT MAIL-—Nir_; enlored. la hotel. ‘ t th Aol BOYS =1. Tarnis ¢ ash «c.rain. e . ; — i >. m1 “ms . a = ome - - . - + Ps ‘- + cS i. 4 y ¥ ( rh —_ P : : rienced. Rema _. “//) in tae of a al rey tam ,% : re . a aa, . - « : : - , é es a a a = : > a mt weer a . Wheat— ~ - hie ~' “ ” $1 36002 3 eas Soars ” . . ' ' : St . 1s — i zo0cs Solid aaate, three linet or lex, 44¢ SIGH MASE—€ . colored; im. aétel 16 to 18 years, for mage 1 > No. 3 red winter, $1 30000 540 samy —— + Be Waele, 47 VW LPS ACA : F r f ’ t ingan & T =o woe , Pr, : ’ , av . " . = - . . : K : darty. : Sua. Three or more ix lo per da mort 2 red Winter, $1,054 1°" o eee ga Theresa Gueteun G11 Natura z0 DEATHS : ranch of General Ve arehowes eima : ertions. f : dia: zcS Pe v ’ ., ‘> — : ™ _ ™ _— a7 r* S12 47 st t=? 7h £ke. z - " - ‘ @ « | . ois ‘ " Pees: « ; } } wr 4 Ce a s LF ons 5 8 Sun erira nen ie clearing | bea Wednesdar and erilay: permanent fact work. ba | - No -» a ; Sil; * . . id ; Z : 7 4 a? ' : ‘ : ’ ; . * : sear r 4 at ae YUL RASS. . ‘Yours o Bre LAMY : oben .> : », 7 a 7, “ : . a ~ Sl : CSe £& “( OFIES. : POR ners Ox) ee. . “all Olive “at Pe Sd { RU NDE? MAR MFG. ¢ Be att, No. 2 mixed, $1.2A@1S2, No. 3 ~ a” os 12} , REN A LN in applying for employment. { ee a ga | ears , -_ ° ~ @arn!: 1‘ Ls "2 .s ‘ h ~ . . nw Bah Y ao 'e LAL « Al ~~ en joe | PIANIST — " youns act ao Bane 2d and Gratiot wai sl $) oy . : | mm ps , a @ ;' ee be. : ; i . at ’ — j ; PAF_™ BOYS : prefer theater ‘ “all 1*15 iy =. or, Puro. 2 mined, "Qla0: NX 3 MIO, Ro eeriine. 4 years, J715 N. 1 en) | , : Rs . MREPROOP STORAGE ao Ps... Y _IS1S © Fates t 's ~~ 4 i : 4 ave taken ae of rhe gone ts of thers. (-G°T | OO”daSs instal. Ss) stems io onfuvem to red- _Box I "4. Post- Dispatch. ‘eo. B Y ~~ ys . : » ~ ~ - Sle r ~ DuteceNo, 1 white, -@7%e: No. 2 white QSMr et tls fis * nag “Saas Peter's Cen 5 | fom 6... | . t fem , = §F ‘ ; BY 338 ; 4 > « A _B RAU E R SU PPLY CO. rewspaper new resi, for «@ big r job; | kind. Call Boemont it 1493M. at Sze ; ; GLOVE FACTORY, 16th --—-- een i a . Locust sts., 5th floor. _——— W. H. Ottenemever, 27. 3624 Chippews Bo . Mart n, Eimer and Pearl 5 i lar . » a m. p . 2 or > 12 . ) 4 = & i : BA KE R—Sit dj i gat Sd. Ca fi Bom: nt ps FAIRL LIBER Mayr Murra oS. 4148 Please = . - "ars : + 7 , é; ‘ = sate, De WALL PAPER. CLEANING. ETc. 1083 3W Wm (jerec xe . 7 | WOMAN—BSit. Ors : o oo +h )- , _T - — 2 ee — —- Divorces Granted. Ms Re . alien ‘ : . - > } «b> 4 * v aa + °°) | OAS meuniaAa. Bu £ ~. 19°. “eo WOMA N a, ee or — wv ' r ' . rTmwisN ha -s@ « i.‘ — per eaDing. > rocm %. mena te mil ®ork or or»er werk: 3 4 dave = week - aa) x. vere > Va P Va ‘ ‘ ~ . . - . ; a. Zi wvMiZ as - - ‘ a aT ON AT, SMX KYAT ae : , ; j a nat oat ; caet Lines ; , ee ‘ ; ‘ 2 : ; 2 4 , Lmde! i2s BOK KEE PeR-CASHIER—sic. - there uzbir tao ‘ houtean - King 8 highway e7.. -~[levelpis t aneban estimate Catto a’ i : * . Mu 5. lex b RO -4 ’ ~ ' o’'2 . ‘ : = iw pre meenpen agony a. ee ar ae ao a! » A, 4oou ” 7s, =v VU sii , ante r ‘? , ’ . : & . ’ a. 9 : — — — — _ — — Se en. . - @ ence s- . Cores. pated —— a } yt ‘a é ‘ MM 4 ——— an’ ay aay as: a t9 take heme zg pon % BRic "4 Besos on : ~ mules. str i ari. eo 7 " \ —_ = y - . 4 . ‘ - i. Z " : 4 iAn r e re > 2 -nce " . est eL1ere nec be wt) \ Zz - = iv ¢ “= las ‘agn.' rd ent af af e Brick Co.. . fm yp iy oo -weef «ieee: 8 los ‘ye ac ince . - a th ee : 7 e ~~ : aut -D'epa z ome we Le pF 8, _ Wie mm atl “phhrs = Forest , aw. ; . — -_-= = : m . Z = ° . — - — — = a a = a 2 _ — ——— Ee | yee: _ ie ¥ : ue nether le ; 1V ad 7 -_- —_—- - " : . a . " ‘ . | Teper i>t | — 4 .iVvUs ~ ea “Ea au oOIrmorc - re “\ 2 O00 ter 215 —_ . m . -* : > cal be ’ =) “Wa : ; 7 . . 4 ; * rn 2 ' - - » "e' ba * fo meet . -- ee, 2 ,racsoaw off. on «a sow markét, Rutcrer svariings ree exas. Std ™ busi + ba sk ) ema ‘ 5. guaeceal Bouse penn 0 marti! a tye a steeds level lth puis " lo yer? ‘ srt Ye .* “ Ae Wile r¢ ”» ac er — a ine ° ae . . 2 ’ e " 2 . ~ ; a + 7 a ae a > na Der ing ng ArT? L. » | ‘Sees > genera, no} ise reve 7 ng ah nwo! LADY—fesire “a6 cieriecal pers) * ‘ ier us res ~) ve. T 4 to 1 qe ‘ ’ c " . ’ ivi owl lin “a! — , a * ~ 4 134 . | : > . wy , ai . a = . ; at » : " — — ~ — - — wwyt* cR en * 3 ‘i — " Ss] ance . i he ae wy rrr 2 we + aa >t ™ ork and reasonadi-. ; —-, ass typiet and ct ee. sieace¥ me Loe ef ole Be Si. G0 . ° 2) i ero = ™ per " “ate. V ~ . os at > : . — . rene ? ar a ai e . a ge’ "hs \ " . eet . 2 3 ros” « . ait J Phone - ~_— = Secnen we S1G0oR vanes! ; wiations Beef steers, huik T-. *%o CFLERY—F"eri¢da crates, $1 > to ST for . Pm . : oe aren vat . —————_ —- a gra Nan reward. 171] ‘ctor 125-71 °) 34 +9 car PENTER AND BUILDER—Esti imations ‘YOUNG LADY—S8it.: 4 vears’ exc > : : Be, Os - ) ; Va Forest THRIR PAINTING. decorating aie: Sune ree; new or repair work. Benten 747R. | enera! ice work; wel coer o ither cows, bulk $8 .o + -» eutter cows, CCT MES Rs—indiana hothouse, $4 to COL L INS Entered ‘fmto rest, Monda . neeauiinien > ——"_ ee oe oe roo z. ee is) | . a Mg meee eS MBL) to $4.50: ner rm bulx $4.50 per J-dozen b m bu crat Mar 26. 19235. at 12:40 a. m Mar na al ASS LS— rtoise sic Florissant, ind exterior, newer oid floors Waxed or | — =. | veferences. = F-274, Post-Discatels Ga) . g 7 ~ . ' 4 | Mm: or! r.. M |AHLER. Ty n lertaker. * iora ~ a mani flies PAINTER-PAPERHANGER—Rooms pa .e-- rienced. as biue ee in Pa and « aoe pei | 7 eceipte fairly Nbera! here aod ate &° 80 fins, «* ™ - beloved mother of John " > ne Jr - PO~ Oa : ; aig a : 14+ and : 7 tages ? pliere, Se ix aa >} Parker. 183° seeks connection WwW cm — AVUIS ronstr ucti-m ‘x at ut ber W est ern by -y aa We... Loca! ea \- . * ETT’ “Ek “a! forn a fcebhenr. s° - a5 tn red «ister of J An J a ; imo by J ny - 4; ow Ss be Louis Av 7 EF . rest 5467 ; ; a . ’ . id ev re company oer contractor. Bor F-277 i és P.-D : ret ‘weetie ealled for 2 000 head and there were e275 cor my a — arn per s° em | Tika umd Mrs A nm «COUF + nee ight a>) = ae rey ha a oe " Poe oo a "“R N sO ; im eaning. S1 uo. Fer- ~~ . ‘4, ' ty BE | P WwW A N | E ? Patively few directa, the latter being | ¢@° 25 1 euisiana short hampers Ric Basten, | *"4 ur dear lauch* an S.8ter-in ye SV—_—_— . we eg “Vest Ena x Lindel] 1914R- best of work -HA' PFE R—stt.; turee years’ experience. | 3 than effset byw the carry-over from Pin te dé De he ¢ %>c te MD) . ago jea' iaw. @unt and cousin, after a short Lhe ss Dp — {i 7 BR Ss, ~, > . Tage gs aan — ~~. —— = _ - ————_—_ — ail Sidrey 3450 ‘> | ‘ ARPERT al da ~ re! a tegethber tbe eupp)y on ole ne — : — — - u “A aKe at | rrr ate Lg - . . ® eo F - Le ma Nine Aster nog. rea sor- = or aa _ ; — her | 2) © per ba box: home-grown hotbed | o) will ta 7 SI ge a HAUL FFELE—Si.. colored: with good a, ¢e i 7 a‘ at*a a a *a —_ - So — on - — ae ® fe me i? Lali ___ F OTes: is -94 Mf reference r house work. Mf Wrighr. . P : AMY * Sane better than yesterday, more weigh ONTONS—Per 100 rounds Ne? $4°5 @8 farcn l"tah ve ee - ” } ‘ af? 7 7 eRomant R40 : " a eo mamma: a Se dea - ant ‘ CARPENT! Th _ « ray at” - ~ bs ‘* ’ : 9 » ' +. ; . . , “ - —_——— : 3 | t rk R—-- : Hore oe | “ef 17! Ti “rT » vy. es ¥ +09 ox.) es | al ! v v7" cClerT 4 a. | Pt) 4 , — ? ‘. ‘ 4a% Te : . > pPinstering a machinist out gine re feren ~. silt rererrn agete ee p Many war OuMN ers tbe pel were" ore The } v . oa : ‘* Mere wpe | In fu rs om . arm! . e «=e , — an — “a » . 2% i rst K ; ; CEMETERIES 4 — - ad ma : : " vey a?’rn 5 ’ wark we = e* sot arr ane ae a: ‘ ieee o. nor union. : ‘ ~~ . ; -~s } ~ ams _ — — - o : i — em - ee ee — ~~ ie Tye : 2 3 ore) market showed fr e with prices Sue en, be “1 fe P tifnl Tak : : — ——— it Rs wored. Ford truek. OF NETER send ORIGINAL rocnmme “sug s'ea0 ~o sr 1 the ce gO’ id a he | ’ r» o P r =. ov 2 - I 7 7 ; rpecd [ne P a te ae hae Gale tanderately wen. tne 2200) |.” “140 . 9 ‘ . RIAN. 3 : : : Phes _~ . 2s rot te Ei a | a= avIwoeds and yw cine, now empiered, , +#eu'd ve fusruct@m iP : PeyTeNS— and aaa 3 “ ' ' : ' ; ~~ - a = i ~ ’ : Pe } desiree position in purchasing or saies a and Sctoois ond ‘aiege ada. around and MH sound kinis clearing | are from SA_8 RiT aRaG as—381 50 er 14 . . . 74 - ~ Sta> eaners. 1 Oe >t : 5.40 and 275 pounds and un at $8 25 KADISH Es- ie aie time, 15 a ony 4. 4 — ‘ ST as , ' : — & — : me oe ger me ss ——pae | SS Sex P-L86. | & 3S. steady to Ow le lower Several tra! Sishama tips. ldc to @0¢ ber a4 ae - ERE RH ARDT- —_ a : Se cs : . = om ¥,. —n ~~ med - +.¥ a —_ ee = a. alge Pnst-Disnat«! ao | MEN, 8ovs were late getting 'm and this was @ hand . SWEET POTATORS—Home-arvwen nan: 5. 1923. at 7-10 m.. Jo tote ae 4 ose ee ee ORRESPON DENT-INTERPRETER — Sit.: ARTIFICIAL LEG } ER—C te the trede. Sireng weight pee. 120 hall, SOc toe PNc: Bermuda. S0c to Oc: = hite, |-] ear o ennineed iff Oe a ~ : —_—- - — — on ome roung ™an with good know ledge of ®pan- Writ , a w . PAPER HNANGER—Walisa papered o-a4ecn- ‘sh. Italian. English. wishes be position a8 salary expected. > Steady prices, arkert , Saas quality Kinds | mond. $1.25 +o $1.35. Tennessee nancy hal! Mary } Eberhardt. Ella Russe and FE = ———_ oe ; ee oe ¢ oe —— VERSES oF ere SS 2 ee Sa ee Rank Bidg.. Valarie : ’ ranging from $7 73a@n 2 got pigs, while | bu hampers, $1 to $1.1: ward Eberhardt. and r dear father-in-law 7 i iN— 5 Tri Delta Sorority pin; reward .... See (cSit) house, good experience ir expert business: slos. ahowed very tte a from verter. | STRING B = } riga dark S4 DA @ grand‘ather hreot he other-in-iaw and un- i ’ A ; Forest 41851 W PABDER LEANING are painting. reason- some knowledge in advert! ang. will — gy | ( ARPENTERS—1 Huttie Saeah end Deer Con. . : accept Gay. clearing around $6276.50. medium | $2.50 per . a e” le. at the age of 46 ; . : abie. (a ‘entral o366 J Connors. steady position or spare-time work: good ASSISTANT OCOOK—Sett led > vears : ; rem 5 nde were no IN ome grow! she Funeral! f~ esas PROQ Wichtee- = E—lLost, } puree ange. edding! +-9a2 (Car- referen Retr P.? _ o, | c t p t 100%.115 pound TURNIPS—K . 87 s e S . 4 g ' ~ wes iS Ca arenes Sort °35. Pret-Dispatch. (2) | —ceterences reeutred. 4710 : ow from the etart. with buvere bid er bu bos; hampers, $1.75 to $1.50. ten e Wednesday WV om «4 = a z . nm: V.tede - evar —— > = — |AUTOMOSILE Mf MECHANIC—Or - . : ‘ nd ‘ : ' em - ia ~— 5 ’ — y a Seeman on . ° ™ ie : . — Sg — 7 | QD rer 7 ational *. . 24 5 ere ‘ouer : ormparative ow little change ee +o wih per 2 hal iad l) — 7 " ‘armen? Sion Ne aan ‘ dt. i : te te 7 a ; I ‘4 «1 A »’** _ AN r ; Oo — DA ad SM A N oa 2. ” os spec ai ma Te Ral! helper. ed in the market on rough pecker sows ewe ris sm trember of ( = —_— etna tie 2 . : ~, - e : ~ ; a : iooms >A work guarantee! ( entra. ‘hire or general Me hanica!l i\myout: young. _ ; . of the sa es were at or arou nd ST i APPTRrS ~~ Cold storage, harrelie? SO Re ete ao ) “ ot eee 7 —_e . — ~~ — 6153 2 540 aMoOotioLs Man o years experience, capa- ArTO a HANTC > ee : addin —, . Jods . ou at "on, agi ic "4 \] rand “oS5S1W ae . —- nreenemnt “‘heamteste tie Menem. eee bie of originating tdeas and work wr on ‘'rycss. A M SHEL ~~ was ane sp.? $a6.5u avis, 83 2 o $4.25: ga Sp.) " Twine 34° . . ' . ag rent SS er a ' ne ™ . ion Tr 2 an __ et ake stn — Se. aS heresa. " - : ° - . — — + ‘ “ nd Z —— ~— = —— — _ . — r= © “er ff mated at loo hea! a far euyrpi ce “ besa pd, S5\ to Bi ha . ‘. nan aia = ¢, - 1 a a NM a —_ : al , : ~ . a i sedis ana i ‘ OMS ananered. Ss and . nanduartectiann ELJ re TRI | AN tne . . uns wat: electric. Ai — ; MEX -HANTé ‘s>—E x Tre de epened about sfeady with Mendaw on beaut an New York greening. Ss. 5 , baton on ° " -— , e pore : 7, the wr lea we " . Zz reasonare eAall 2>8 2 a repair S2OD prefe erred Boz F-27a. nental meters ead Lt » lamba, ope toad bringing $14.25 ear BRANANAS——-@ ‘or to ONC Der ib er of i. dient ag ee : d:ecdynt .; — 1O8R , 2706 s. 9 ck MS papered $4.50 UD: good Workmanship ost a Tis pou jired. Apply Jizen Motor © ~ : am? . ol . " 77° or. Bs : at} | . . , “ . : > oe ~ ~~ ‘(= _ : : , oS | ralnNansi ‘ ~ ‘ q@uali» o this group of la oe howe - : GR A) ; ’ Tee 4 4 : atk ? 5s ; 6 Ce : ketu . : ——e . ate as asa ~ ~~ - 7 ; an : Sor materials Rem: od 665 em eo ~ IA —_——. , Ag rears experience ALLS ls acum ves pot conse, Jere! asl Howe : .) Toprerat aro Ss: ot! h , Ss, " 2 . oa " *. ; atuachsx pes eee - “4 PERSONAL : 2 -_ — en referemn: ~— voung marre! Wan Al ‘TY Ma > RI! LE PAINTER Sere siow to WMeove At the opening a fea LEMUNS— Tall: $s J00s ‘9 ws, ear eiate gre - er. gree ad —— susmennenasunss=- * mg ean! ~.4 0 Stansburr. S!id- — ee o " Sewterdns tar —H.. oy bee 7 Ai eS Ae ease | SPC Sunt. n ber seventy -first vea ERSONAL—Party or parties witnessing , bodies TS ieee nae — Coy. © GENERAL MANAGERS. ATTENTION— _7946 Locust * > 4 i ae ~ . 4 - . : - = : ~ . . . . ‘ Ph ve " —— 4 s a “ ---— Te ce - bead. eq: te una “aelae + S30. te $5 ner hos . 3013 Mf. ar acser = tuners ow ont mast Waittier and . , p: 1471R: 4327 Shas ‘ 1 . nanered. $7: nic 5 x ; Fe ay hanical engineer. executive experteaced Ai TOMOBILE PAINTERS—YV =s ° . ~~ = -— nd - ‘ i r ~ Ser’ ad -_ ' on Ew aia - oe - ~ ~ : er nm ; d ” TR! ERS — . . . s ° , “o co a Hassendeu etestr ys was struck > an autemo> (as 2 * ber ween nere anc cura WALL PAPER ¢ wit ta [00ors waxed an« ime Se apartments, rn cr: be Al e.)reund. on ter Ot Sats. Beer * . é ~s , "y . effher in eervice car or when a@light- WALL PAPER cleaning. 50c and wp: « ll C. Beeme. 1434A N. 12th Tyier 199072W. steady a. a March 75. 1972: t 10-05 ». ao ; * ~«e e Delmar and De Ba pul n- > nt eed ‘live 80 (3) i «+ oan . totaling right at the 700 mark. Buy- . >> m. John b FRATERNAL NOTICES g acl 1 OOS OS Saas: puree _vork guaranteed __Olive S006. }) MAINTENANCE MAN—Sitt.; have had ser- BAGMA - - ’ . vw : a> market in fairly oud number. | ; mn a, ve .OVed IUBO2M : : tith \ at a - v‘th owners iLamne Trew arcu _- o- ok a o« ‘* “a . e _ — 2. TERT : - ather « . ee inne ae W patterns. wiien oo ane Al eral years’ experience in 4 «. and a. c.| 80 pin bagmakxers and . ' s a , . _ rts motor wark- also can do wiring: all] IT want| S* ae . ~ ; } race ah i a © ime oar sf ‘ : eon ' +.c'ne ; > , ~ . wy -~ : | || | brother. brother-in-law and uncla. in Pos Masonic Meetings ING—Lost. Oriental, green gold: monogram frucnna yo 2507 Siiner. Sidney 1acam |_# & livable wage. Bow F-278, P.-D. (4) | eee oS S Se | | D FE | foes ~i wee , ed ss 2 ‘eward for re 2 MUCEINZ AGUS, ~0s as “.Gney Tan a apes = ~ BAKER—wJUd hand: ; Z if % =* , oe” ‘ (cd) MAN—Y¥ 25 s. in- a1 : ' bo ~ . es : Tt? : : . : an , ucK Ds Lu >i le . - = o c~ i " ee ‘ ~ pm 4 Raks AND MULES—Morees strong | FOr Additional Markets See | s 2, yee Nineteenth and Chestnut’ste, on March 5 cimer ond Masedaie; ‘soward, Cull! _pembet. Fores: Ss 4) | 'ecraignt daft, “ein 3108 Bell ay. cover work; steady. Leseer's, 308 a = So Aaety comm FS | ~ . es - ante mili e scr’ arch S -* . ——$__—_—— —_— ’ Pits ros wa 1" oung. wees evenings cay wor a0 ¢ — ae RK arch 3 —_ Rwy ter "1 age? : es “oa lrearty 4 ' ~ a 4 STI" ' . “~~ . ro) aaa ile ; — n easurcne Pox’ I’'spa’ = aK [.. ay work. extras. Ww’. @ 51 ereaiery cx*rae °° —- ™ ant ‘ae «a . - 2 -S os ZAN—s oung. 19 years ait. wants to BAKER Op — a4, relies and »oweTre ) O07 40 '., : peck ’pa ted be 7 Ann . ee j ed . ‘ te ™ ‘ 7 ; a Coane PR O F BE : S | O N AL _ earn pa LD ing trade. STARA sb.7TS), ear 417 7 “\ _Newatead, $4208. tre => yaw WN, Ot. te | Pay “ , Meet | os ece (pris inaay Ma : ~ Su x «st . garvener. janitor, dishwasber i. {Remed, or ll a. @m Roem Unis 388. 73° wits. state whole m. k ats heey ——— - : . ; : - ' . 7? -_ = “ awe we - en rma oF rn ta ~~ ~ . Ps » ire " f - " - — - , : igs «ow ahi ; ‘ : ene w ORK. _ er eultrsy | Bmille Arbeite: nee Kuerling lear fa . ¢ ath} eck ar sis ‘ m e el States - s ssing T oi! a Wedical g4c 3 liable: references. bond. Bex P-176. Post- sho Western Oil : o cad : : . : -_ or ° Ve ‘ . rvy . ao: - nm et 4rte en Ricken hw exprees . oe Dvenmed ‘hef of Mildred and A Arbetter Jr... Gea a . . s wrence —— an aS - le erson 4 ’ m t *} ton: have successful record and wide ex- = tn be work : wendy ' “Butter. oultry ats po ' a - ' . . Leopet a . ' ; — os - a >erience Bex P 216 | Poet -Di soatch ‘>; our. Bours per day; , : . ¥) “ > ; ; . = - -_-= ’ ‘ = —_— 4 _ tt : : a4 . » te) : ’ Ta ~ DANCING SA LESMAN—#it as city or trarel'ng: 6 Machine “o.. Pitre 2 a Le rl . cou + ape vw (ee \ Bal . " bee “ ” . : aD “ . 4 ' 4 am =" , a3 2 nz ‘aTrS _ a en ight R a! a er aie ' *are Twn i eTDer en _ * =e ’ prods . foe : : " : : - — ny . . : i od -.. rye a . nrivar rf Tear roeunt. s " te . ts bent} - ‘es as “wee t part re a vd psgee . e ’ 4s “! » “ rs . : . 7 . Odd ’ FeHows : , oo? 4 > 4 : os “ ——— = Tt 2 > 7 . - - - : - ' =m oe inggll” BT a'erence : 4 ot ae “ yh EAE PER bam for round inte of uhe oriam ert . . : , o . , . 2 ~ . us . “? "s : a . — _ . > “ : . . ' : a» : a . — . — ye: " mic | ‘3 ‘i “yi Rs ser Tere 3am! X. Pa Seon tw ine at “a ‘a A je ™ a «8 iA - 45 " : a* : ~ -s 4 : — 4 ‘f. 4 ~ ~ : . ‘ | ' —— 1 . ay a oa cs ng at “ z > if gua: oo! in oe 4 l2eso0ns. Yrs. er, . — os - Rika. ' = ' ® ~ ' - ’ - " ~ . : tz =)" STLA 7 = wT R ' : y we f F Forest 4809 cB) ~ So. et “He lone: ee at * i aA ' ~ TA = . " ale » aA noliainanmnmentions AS 4 . , 4) ” 4 ' ee Rises si“ a = a y ee . ’ ; ‘ m kk Th . wut 3 30 Sun 13 ali. ‘ —_ "ei! orn" = Ss. avTervr W ed.. per doen commen live monty Si » 1 = ~~ , Mas ga —~s ible ahh COMING EVENTS te a ote ooo nae = a . “op. M ic Tr ard Sat. nights Sun. afternoon and . ALTERATION HAND—st. ; colores: expe . Qreeeet equates. Tc per pound emai! on _~’ if E Te 7 “ A aERPER- 43H1 ER—Sit.. (horeughir : "he. om ; si? — - 4 4 ; ad _-" 2 —s | : a Peas " (= unas ani we we er sim eles — . s : : oe Tete | ; ’ | on VW - - — Ir ~— ‘ before and iring con Povet - Diemetic he. na XN tem Turke.« - ‘ : 208 : ; . > + , n a _, 2° - :* Tent . ’ : sir - - - . S44 2 . ‘ aie — . ete ae : fnement in privat “me of ‘Taduate — ‘ yo experienced im . ; Nas ' oe “dent : c 9 SPECIAL NOT RI eme private home _ sf Tug store: we ‘ i. 4 ™um nw ka a ~~ ; iCES ~ . i. fants bhoarded 4. OA a €T an . present emoplepred. deine che age. Ber. Ie, Geers urd It” fuineas $4 , , : " even ~ a oo. . . vith . . , rem - : 7 —— wes ‘ -~™ Ly = : MEN ANT GitLe ~~ for gurtng@e con- | x a8. Pum -Disegateh 1GhS ino Oh nt KL oR as ih. Se ery ‘omer —. OF ne ppg iy be , mK i- * ement. Liverty Hospital, 4267 Delear COMPANTON—#@it.: werking airt a eo Twwt & ore. undarte war +. 4g BASA OWT? ... : — \" — “ ro* be lad) « eS nm *tehe nee led according to que Min . io WASSER :, wre -on- —__— —————————— at boost, Cuan Gece YRGRTABLES » ashes : Lone. : : | Pa ‘ a, ond, 38. Call 2. arrerTs. Maw ~~ wv" ee ' - : . ' TENTS iYuMrkh—Hit. Yer frst - = ne é . ‘Mea’ « , aaa , = ra e ” i 5 Ts. &, per too. "guande . — ining s Mae Mea : =“ — _ — Toe nn . wi ower Geee ant en! ae ; : ‘ " — © - UURNUNEEeteeenapeeeeneeen aon ’ o—-* Danton, tee . ar n- lee acd “er =, ort ” ~ ae ae 7 a Ae \f ‘<= ’ hates . - — —— = i S12Y var ton Gellvered, "Funeral were at the fc hanes tte famtiy remiden ; $ ADOPTION BRICKLAV'G & TUCKPOIT’G é n~ “y =? . . . a*e@rue | a eee | - . “il . ’ ‘a ‘ . - : ‘ aac ms ~* ; ex home-grewa. Tee te Si TH at So =o nierment &. Rime Th a ae “oc Bret. te Vew & “OR ADOPTION Rebs 3 ' Jaia ‘ =m NG a arasives. Bo rib - . , - ; on - . al e ou : . - ° 2 | :

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3 Colored i mall . ‘+4 laundry Co & hoo! ula Nane-. A ints - College wt (Oddreas; “tuden . ing or ‘ling wants Te = rad posit: mo RI £7 . : m n run : & USE Basing: toind board conalt Rewsiead’ PRICLAN= ed 20—mah, e018) : D THING a ? Tred. = 4. N—Tw ‘2 : Sal Db Bnet cir or pred Cleva *: 10th: ‘ot. in aatry ENG teh. _ Clara. men to" dig ay scene ia@ F == +3 woul Homont Aiéswy. ® suai; e drugetore App ates For ae MEN—Wii =f tees "Sad Y © hours 1 Xe _to nave wan ee. « HAS A “dana c3) You. " Permaapertence unnewnitins to 4 ai we so it wit Boum yb Shades *priiorial Governen ie was | more \w kly Guntes you t. oO «at ’ nip, 7 © Abpbiy 61 Fh a 107 N le: | viet ent employme: Ssary, we train i e senten ea plural] overn on as th n 1809. | Our @irec y while While pares. With ob “ie To learn trade. > 1i PARM HAND pe: ‘toe eXperi- victoria — Mr. Ric Mt with advanc matically o ce to be am-/0f Pres.” 1818. ® firet st i} im ¢ tion; the mos nts @o uldren in” a 1010 ; pay w N. Jerr Exserien.. em | Mich Bs dg Sth o Qi 2 ¢ Ce- w Orrect should be. “ resident 3. ate [|| © world: t luers D. mi, out, Fo neve. a N “Toth vhile le e"s0n nced. A rr h oth and | © 5, 617 omen are f e itttl] as fo! Hardi embc | @nd he} , We 1 and 10:30 > at eaming FARM OR Pply at Sob be a, d socust ull of inte f 6 O1lOWs: Ch ngs Cate alt ie 4 ze a y , * a Pp. m. , 0 rrands a (ok - pve — +e) aL, D>. ‘Geriy Dan; mi epee 2) i CONSTA ANT rest.’ retary f arles f°. inet are /| | = Tni ~ @dvance Si ef tat... all fo, Scher. 1427 Locust’ Sock ee” RY Guire Tenbroec fe3) anc iH—israse St. £149 Victor, || CTa sh F READER —Th | Be Of State; A . Hughes, Sec OW: experienag ey! it at. FP. RR FAR) ond F k farm, | —“nd Mea \ 10,der, A — Ops, no d © cam- cretar ndrew +3 C- Call be nee in “a tion. dae ure. ye are, To i leart ‘MERS - ri se- | Work, 12 dvance B: B or oubt, hay or : Mel) (Ween 8 res reg 4 priptis ae ee c Der a ; tren. Yivan— ——+_ 4208 | Cass rass cement © the glu 'eeks, asury: on, | Gayo a m. teh. reception pouition bysinne' . ng. S. Posi Otfice tae. ket eady Practica cord wood chan, | electrta swith experience on b (c3) among them, taking” Ineutre Daughorne retary of War sap wi Interstas ee ovemtan ae. x F-26." w 4) | TNISHEPS oauire 3854 Mar- ive L__ Century kiect tr mendy work work; | _ you ng the camera | pA 8. New torney-General; | _ | re ~e °°!lWorth a tory o~ Exper >) LUER } H . r c Lo ] - 4 year | » A N. win D ° O8tmas ?, r+ Yo . Strong. over i es 24 N Ganced. for furnitur oa h go: = . vod; “Also — $17 Pine.ic) i of the " — Write the Commi ubert We Je Secretann Genera! } WAN T aeet-Zucker Neckwear ars. stea : ot) | K QU NDRY GRINDERS ay fac: experience. gv 7 ome hands epartment. “ww Lang Office, Int Interior terior; Henry’ Secretary of. Nay = We 5 SITION? Co., 1328 Work, IDE o—aed MOnTT ‘V6 Street infor ‘ashingto of Agri . \ all the In- art In on t men. who by over 14, + (o) | CLIPp ER—F or b — anal nent | ning to G Fetary of ees H ry ||| the ‘ectrical « oor ¥v Pride. . colored. wy Soiosh grad Tailroad o (co) Stead ERS 4 rass f ands for ex. Tg vi Comm oover, 8 | sy Country, v PPliance o —— _. Pomone @dn a duate; $i 35 office; Y Work ¢ a me V 212 ! >“ Oundr 4 J soldiers, 8, Secreta ere atte Jam ec- men wh, Ls , » col 4. tj Bldg y. Mr 8Wertn ence and ced men « ir | Values: 2 wing are | ERNEST — | ta; we will ence | ggg lanten BoohiteO: and aaa Te fears or ohare “ey | pga oer RASS Reape ge “a MOULD ERS ——(2 | Hai fos Set SHEA SERRA a The fit seven mam, | $f Sitheth tay septal ae” Bey | Mite Reeae coeein “eazae Seeag”'*: colored: o> : Exchanxe Bidg sonore’ "SE pack es Sesh Ao MAKERS SS —spatch = fc) | steaay ence ; RS 1866, be to 25: a. Se piece dated | is0a and Letters oe" Academy ot of meeting ine eat QPDearance ‘a mast 5 | ~ | eer, So : RES. SS , ~ * Mleanip, 5 —F leche rr Jl F Co., 120 + Huttic | perience oF* Buc. giitteert. ‘for 4, 100 to tka-- ox. Piece da by ballot were selec }Ask for Mr. pinpoelc. Call Doty /Gl als Gave ©9249 colo J ps APPly Ot” Pelle Over = FURNITURE Rup > ven eventer. NiGHT — — =-¥t win ing tgnaee and ex: it?s end 1853, ie: fo Plece dated | Leetavational EB py neciocted - || Goon OPPORTEN TS at Tod ° | wor . Phas ie re omont ‘. Wants - encl) 6 expert ; PAIR Manis fa Kan — 40, P..D- 1867, 50c 4 C; 50¢ S. They «..-'%0f A | nh Al ra ITY WI Hoga ee SN: Sit 2661 : So. 4460 _fle > on r AN—Mu Shevuan, rivet ha _ #.-D >. to Bic Diece | | Howe! ¥Y wer . rts and | Drest! rated cono TH F TUR | © OF all ts des bee rn 2412 i, Or hote} > About _ 16 os. — "K Vent: efinishing 12 st also he 108an Hake sh 2A DG ; ~ Grand wd MU SICIA . ella, Au e: W llliam D | "stige, has o ern, oked b E. on and Cass 7 ork, p; manufacturin ears, to ic) ae 1] Va OF rice BU OD, 4250 8 G anu s N.—We su | Edmuna oc), #4stus Sai Gan | | €2nigation for oooh ine in their ne 7 years’ | GIRLS— . S—s)1 hone 2d . Piant. A in ii, = , an- ’ erra t~~—10 wor stand. ult dad mus gEgest you CoO F larence S “7 Nt-Gau de | orn I i} ; or *nergeti ir ] ft White 6 16 ; Color floor pply, “332 et ~% prun nds, Cor “ in oft: pl: ic teache f h- arge, Sam tedmar née, | onan sino w © man livi or- wane yea older Bomont 1&3 ed: | ail Gay Pane ‘ 3 Ark: " e plar i sy. iulw nimercia) A ce and rur anation of t) r or an ex- | Ha a ue] I Cc } John a | | With A fut Wante to as in Routh. ' T work A v ; Y or hair For office work. in Gardening on 120, Washi nt, grade 4 “to Bod : and how he chord yY and FEdweara lemens ‘i repeat i, ~T*: Prod so ase, buat | te erminal track Evane-h rs: 14 (ec) ne Co.. Del geton N - OP ERA’ ¥y. 540, 10OW to ac Ss in musia/ ord -“Gward \ John | | t in store uct# are n n lon. ~_ 8. em fire. ' unity: boy Yeare clara) | GROCER ima 7 Nouh’s |; 3 DURS—O; 2. Me Quire a if . er to b lacDowel Sarages res, factor} easities th phone Coif aA yh ort “« class: ee. a preferr livi n Old: g a CLI SRK- ‘ _ Banuer pa n all (Patia of mien (e) “08t every’ ght touch. | Ameri ecome } el}, In la » hotela, b *8, office b — | GikLa—F 2 > : clea ed b far Ww 20 ~] x } Sa : Pautsa Co. es men’ | Popes Carton : . ®rican Ac eligible i food opp . Ospitals, | vildin a soe ; is—sir, — : Ning. ox 6P-28 cbster G dod lamont TOV ERATC 308 N. ® pants. orn has inst . contuining | be adem to the | / nect: Pportunity ¢ nstitutions, power wy ™.. lirwi-class; colo is—_i4 ...2 * Post.Dy roc fc) ial nn ote —-Experie (e2 ng how ructions &/,-,& member y one mu lp eton with yo make pe eto. | pay, and : reference Class: col . b: 16 and wre 5 ery Wi Cial over perience oa — {ce2) w to pop fr on it tel]. / tute of of the N Yt firet | ibera| ; established rmanent eon Appiy a i’ wenn To « mo OTe) ; or » ; good over. for j ww (?) R ana e Pay. J Ck mach! nes: , “Ty nion Bne- ¥y necessary i . All that is seh Arts and | NAtlor a! Inet !noom commilasgiong rowing com ie ane ss av., aned —— S—S iy: first _-- wont 2841 aT f peportunity P ight as mbiin. eliable ex £ rs ton, Tr} Sager Mfr’ Stead Work: ANX ¥Y is a good red real- | Ciety was ore: #tters. hi i abot to worker: assure increasing! “el ' GIR y tte. LAIr NDRY HE Call betw clans, Colored. . ~ Sam. 2012 w advancems; “PPly: , Settle men >, floor. fg. Co., 60S Wash’? NXIOUS.—The f 1 coal fire. {| Of the A Sanized at Ss So- Box yourself in times. 2%. tall Info 1— reference only aeve ACALGi—y ——. @shing- | few odd n 6 followin a Agsocat’ meérican WN a meeting — i Ind! rst letter. rmation to go out ni work: muet er. senape and iar marker ant —— . Gr fe. © nav Apply required. and ust have ex (fc) jr ames of bo S are ation In National > Pi ‘AMADO!Ia. Ind es PO ave ow Ss: yg not Went) 2 reugh | : Rie _ and : °) Ply betw "ee ch e b perience | equested: N yS and gir! 'tlon fo 1898. r “clence ORTRaIT 7 d ames } n with © for — ‘ = marker : perienced, ee must har bright, ja (C2 nv and 6 _Lecus "8 DOOKs and gt NM vackin Nigel, Oland, Lic 5 as r the m memb he qualific: th {EN—Join __ ae eee * ‘@ase cal] a om ask: white p girl; machine «tr fae areort Y out: wil) o." - cole “a | ve pright. Ta to 16 ~_ Pp. m, |Pain Ationery, 1015 Kingsley, onel, Stewart) the conat{ ership is sit 2 © road See ™ the only organ ‘A... ny rete. trea’ | Waees: be, do cleanine Wan. , » F. Ke Ade @ education: aus 5 AULA 10 Bertram, k Clyde, Go ble tution, “J¢ Blated In Hieiei “grand r. ent. zation aaiwens 1d an (ed) | : #teady wer | 7 Mm Elect mn; ad.} Ki HBL >a C8) oe KO nneth., Dw rdon, achieve Shall } OS ak § Randolph | ae and 2 ‘Sei, _ a Tinde 1! fy a Tic Co.. 3650 ; GER’S we €.40 inexp hx pert C het. Juli Ww ight, Ww ) liter ae ment in iT.) nhota- Ty ~in¢. Cl ; Xperte a or tak . : rhe. é erlenced n enead mi A an, Edm iibur, | ature. T art, mu vO En ee. ne pee “De le Ouday out. 94'"*-class colo % treat 4, Ye8re old or (ex) ra. St. Louis Sur elp for genera, udrey, Max und, etc.; gi ‘stitute he number t, s.uo ,OF | | Sale ergetic 4 Lucas” “Rawlines “1 Digpateh $3. 15 per dey. re mit excenticn + ponearn elec. H AM i 4508 _EASTON., | Ave arin NEwCr ay urt@cer and Pain . a | wee Thais, Aida ett: : ont | election 7 Amn “06 to 250, "and — | in he ane Ss best Young Men Sin Ala —Genr ron Mis. Co. af WAID—In orardl —, Os ona! : nt " J ; inet u : arce!] ther vy all ‘ @ | reply, , tot ha © preposi n Vy, Tiina per lence, ‘ed : ae » Centucy ei Milne worke or > te Pre; ER ME N—Experience rr x — say yor W KAY, ‘Ve; GOc Der —— ricila Beryle. a a 2 Linda So ieee of thee mem i presen, tcRpbnrki”®._,reterencess oan iene u ee we will work Cire oer sewin ‘old = , ; tomont joss °F bu ree ¢ Co, 1817 nh. "4 ig Car ed: | SPRAY & eo . w edes, etc “lon T5S5 academ P © new | | r. Box K-14 “—P er andkerchiee are tor ‘ Bas a 13 Ddles ;, 17 Pine AM : apply : White ¢ i— x perienc t ~1. Acco . ooth street 8 a bulldi iz ee .-D. (eBae | sant Factory, Sere” Eiz-We er y 22TRw bouse work, t.5 ©0 . ERIC y "I in pers lin ay S4meion met ed Fpray census th > rding to th and Rivers) » de tween Nes | x) N feist " a Thursde, olored va ni (e862) AN CAR on. aiwork. $940 Frank’ 5 *8e population © 1920! the -.re 4e drive, N roadwa SALES |} GIR] — “a oa : Reference © Wednws . YS CO.. & FOU NDRY PArEx | HANG Frank Of Illinois isi by wee" Stone ew York City. || For ea! . MEN pain © 2.29 vears of . ae ft DiMeert 1a3dw cam furnish “re jored Bi IGATOR “CLorhits anak: steady ic eae " ieet™ Apply “imifediately, BaP HANG. ca—Sine nth (By a Memd INFOR FORM A TION. income with earn. yori. Excellent A haan crepe ge ANS tor” Mie | i Weert fond tat elain jaa, ~ Cravele DRI . ‘EI - a oi yom, —F iret -ciaae, un mtg? THEO er of ft? Q th rapid ntial week | G MILTINERY TRI ;T™ : by colo: iettirhineitinieadiie i u 7 [0.— ie S | Qualify id advanc eekly IR teins "ta Beek. Cail er ie? Rpm B—To learh trader ELW Barat aed a tel Ban | tent cay TPS seh Hait | seve (e shotiat be geo a Seed, of and pata caer elaeon | Sats gympent aia et | aN US TO LEARN == . ‘Yok Turns, WALKE & 5 tANG E 811 Dein #004 ray. Cal] 3f ed; steady cp subject to Stated that ; “nd paid t} st st.. . oe uer ml PA 0 og AR 7 ial. “ rer" te mar. oF: As ss - P35) 5S y ork; , > A first it isaiw oul ie bil] 9 x omy. +» G17 ™ PER T. nena banticD aah RY, 1408 5 tae NK FACTO: evealna —— RLS fontes a sine rena vente de x ont enntat . o_ ohne Bomo “On Rh years of ; £004, live bo 'JA Qs 4351 Ling in s ‘furnace. ‘e x OADWA KITTY] ne a! he f 1e¢n he mad 0 UnsSound Afayette. escay evening AZ each ‘Week - NG "co. ; experienced —— 9M 1056nr 45 >. m.: hale age; from 7:15 ys, 14 PANN&R—Y~ 4.indell : ; 00d | TTERN j MARE ot f ee E.—TIt is not {1 acts. | due tnfly @ it, or wa mind Bac after 6. 4128 Reese WGmvelss and r re : Call Olive = fyixate a f00d wae day Saturday: > A. » to ence ae si r Ung Man, wtih CLASS MEN ON ERS—WooD. : » Possess the — for you | cut tl ence 2. S under un. ||} ' . v or ‘ . ( > e al , e ° / . >. wae Colorea: wrt. ax iv sta ranklin’ @ v. oe -. 3130 iis 5) DONS IRON sona|t . . Sult. Howeve oe yesult WITNESSF oo halt ee BOOK KKEPER _ £0., 2013 Morgay, Week. | BEL + OM leather goods , ® , a We Olee, “a, Tj jwle — OF ; {a7 - - 2 ! De Kalb st . POC ‘KE T PR +x ui lt a lawyer wit e and to a8 agr ne @Ntry: m u ly em rm “i. ive Fayre ent factory LABOI eraldine 1 i]. HEC | aradil, The hold at the city | fur accept th eed to do Retail h * Mum be accy xperienced,/ me 6 ntie ALI ' Young ad) ~~ CR 7%" “ ry work. -E oe—Te ns aa _ (2) {T RB R¢ iS os ders of the 4d lai]. 2 Urniture, (¢ on © return of ¢ | _Aronbe Ours; good eal rate and ~@ n s Silk neck ial 1*15 “9 Pia itUNDEN M. lees Brick ork | in brick” . : ING OO.. ‘ CL OTH. 7 an co¢ mpel wo: le « ceeds of tru Free le . sult a lawy he | ' Ts Jewelry ‘432 to ri rh ‘wear busi Sit, sien — cing’s highwas. | P ‘ashingt } urance on the Or the in- | Bicipal Co ureau in th &iPiK—And sien chines; n | Bape etic it competent: > 7. CO., LA Rx yh E cone: Zoiway t RT Ea g On. — { C have agreed ; pr opert v if afte urts Bulldin ” Mu. | Must be ex 4 a c—— ] ice, clean 4 y ~ Post. Diet Vaturday after. mm and Gratidt money KS age. F quarry ns (cd) inet Co o5mctors wo to d h in the ad ¢ you | r ac yt ey } &, if the se}} Od; stead perienced and per: ia. TF Dp easant w - an . re A — - . 2110 rk. Bi o that. 3. y eeds of tr furniture 'S the ret er dy bonit! over “25 ork, with | ; " “ i . — ite oe ic ‘1 “ . , nor h av j and me mae s to ret ae Ni PPiy Wed: 88 lary to 0 $12 antee for eves OPERATOR 7 RE +, O' S—Sev (04) L and Arsenal er Grove Quarr+ Ol; Whit ‘Ss — fc) vou ue any o tr er ins e to rte: we. urn the eson. | 100 Mone? aft right « per week t ; era! b nal “ABORE Rs 7 _ | See Mr. Kevin uUu have a ‘Nsurance un) note Eb : ««Clede _Ho ermnoon, ¢ 2: , 0 start. EL , 3 Bon men e * to lear ton. Ind e te “laborers: a: PO bat re _—S ’ } ed of truae. » do BO {tr i t} $$ "RIB ER. a) i t ~i ER ASSIs T - ER NEC 081% : = . : s glove b Tl Co Pendent WVarr 500 C day. shop. 20d shoe a es " sé the i 1é in. om e ¢ f nder th 0 the bookxeepe 5 ANT _—— A KWEAR yy Cal) ‘otolores ante « _ + uSINneSs : st 1. ¥ 4nd Construction Pc 165 8, Jefferan ner, Pg oo PATI ionly be f a@ minor chila’ law cern; a wide f Of a large scaisiaut TORY, 16th AC. nt Lan3ar ork of work. E LY ’ eady ABORERS— PORTE wate Q@rber a——I. Jf the | fathers reported child need of 18 and 2» awake gir! be £rowing co and Lo —Sit — Baliie Brow, ? 4 . vet RS—Trenching pin Vhite, cle arias emiatialitiee '@88 than amount ther'’s ine, aS part o | som ens breferab ‘ween the cust sts., the’ day Homoianin me Brow GLOVE FAC TORY, 16th and Louis Water @ fh io" Data Seah By | phimgm Century ng Sa Sore | Rut Would be tng Plegfurniture, “the | Who. ma come in caste where the | |. fal work, one mnt cookkeeping and pon Pins 2 (e$) OPERATOR | ont Jane aun } LAL RES gn Vest Rt. | Pie Ss ————— ; Co. 1817 ine cost USTI¢ ourt iO may tf on hie in ane ‘eo te Can ope! nd o.er! enexe. _ 23 ay ‘laon cis Locust t l and SORE RS—L., ; vio k Pinna) x t S would } u As appropriate i father atk ive Pcrat ty pew made wen Waleta, . “tee leaner. and” Sts. , Oth fl ot hberiel 7 ue graders ann) | Work -Xperienced uly apple ox ween $5 and $10. Probably be be. this was no his earn! —n6._ Box a’y sundry. — ay and Frisco Rat Brick Co, | Pine: position. Worked around che Prete Easton ay - Call at ME DIC AL our le 2% Pine st 3d = Cut. ‘Make. T on | SHIR: MEN NE GAR. x, Rorest _7OV30 of sof pric lroad tracks. |" ine Century Elect micals: | PRESSER — ——. Pies ~ Health QUFSTIO | CH floor. ae ~ GIRI T CO., 410 laren) : : K TEAMST en | Be AB ric 1817 on Oo loreg oO : and Sanitati NS. AMBERMAII ‘ BaF ee? £10 N, 12th Itont, =- Bi iL en. , /trick | Co ERS—T ee DBC APE WE Se (oe) . Hi ofmann ne who j ig @zneri.. sidered. ) ton Questio ; . __Bonair Ho Experience: cf) | you — . St. ( nas 82.85 per gay ents, cles SCHELL MER Kingre higheacr *f | i. ‘ : Lovislane and mere w | suehOtt Steady work. Appna chine anol POST GRADO ATE catment pe rl — interest only wilt } | | COAT “TRONBR—eeeenn hPershing, ™nth| enced neckwear va “experi OPERATORS ake ae scabies soap and alcol equa) parte os —- | oK— al. 600. 8. King's highway. Barnes Pleasant working Pry oo wages, Gus ‘ ° or r. 374. P Ce en: * ohn aM AKERS —Columbia eg —r ; : ences or don't expected, age ~~ ate fu’ lous I AY) ut ern part ' ‘eying er press, liv ca +diai x then . . Son who p rning tc . vs pPly ni a ' wuees. Apply 6 and Pare (2). Boe doth f] a. achine hand ”" . “HINIST—7 (od) | ‘no Wled prefer me — ty for verw or this rally * Caused t rical phen MO.: Kirkwood Hospital 5th floor. E — hide eeseady Work. . Bot ~s Toman's , take cylindrical grindee te, Brow —) | references oooPt.!! i ay* ery often causes a trouble. 4 Te Dubber of the come’, Iiction ‘the COU 188 ° Gtemeale, | (04) O CARPENTER —s = F-262, P.-p., 7 and! grinder, 370) n @ Sharpe x Hees required f -— advertieiny —— many of uS@S a Cystitis, in face | FOr th ¢ comb again of the || K—W nite. fo; (ed) | Exverien on . “R—S8958 Ma | MACE Forest Pa rk bi ork. Apply or do! N& thie boats =| ar these cases n fact r the eczema ‘nst the haj nd home os oe me son . ; plen J e Pa CARPEN’ - Marth a | MACHINIST 0? 2117 Frank! T. Saym ule Kind of tre treated for cy "es f pus kidne at night apply Lassar’ r. 1266 to right party. 00d Wages | t . Ay vy - ty work; er r Cally, $c . Cal Tes ank Sach ae (oc) | mach! — 300d. allround — ——— . lin a\ an Products ‘ n the kid stiti the . 5 | eott — c ~ vertng wit 5S paste Phone Granite 0 I Al h long Sy ‘AR TEN? an in ana w ames | ne work: alm n on ema! ra PUNCH PR — Co ney bei posele on and it h gauz | COOK—F, ! Ww i ly 4 a ae “y, 44 be - “ " Gia as TER—Nonuni " eM, fe e! work Bort K.9 ) @Xperimental @ ii fine also one Ss OPERA RATORS pantie” (6) MPea > ug ov érlooke |} day dab o - bandage PH ® or Alte T plain Cooking Gaal Ea } neton. Be NO daily Gor Ste Sua EEE. 1450" N Garriott Bench MAIDTUp pataire we ets oat | Forge Co. Bat MAN Lincoln hres es, | $$ W. R. S—The trouble de four" on and Ie aro rine the ||| names reetonahel a §. Jefferson, Geek WE NEED ABOUT ays as es Theos ny And handy (c) | Sell Hall Sch A white. ~~ >U' Ne ridge ———— IOurs. y thr i—-E x ‘ 5 ORIGIN ‘7 A. co wn CARPENTER $22 Box Be pay a. MA \. N—Ca all ” Webster ig aie 4144 6 Lindell: ~ Apply PRESS “+ wRA 1ORS—Eatetoe j HELP » WANTED ——— a ae ee or ae 2 ork ; a scoking Tiga Erase. . desiving” vytneR res TOM Past ERA 10. ponunion, | MAN—To ha) > ino 1S : _4* th at ef eel Product 8 Co 1430 40 | RIN “MEN, -_ Sore, _ a ee r 34W or Write Mrs. Ha More girls —~ pabtond throng) Len nein e. . CARPE amon Call ® Kenner. rk b) chine painter. 370i i; AE YMEN—ina “ia bor: | lis} ay. @ 408 pMAN—Anderson Fa SALESwEN WANT nies | Fears ray. ‘Box 6 “Nor” department; in our Paper goods 99 Vnsipuccsten @' Hors —-UNION — AN—C 0] er ~er-~ 4; | uarry, Wall inborera : Ty vl MecPherso iquamuy Laun. AUTO ED —Experienced” ana 2 Stead na Sri an - ruc. ton ‘? iain Es IN KIR VR. ~ FR | Pin ++ ar tu work i { ea. (e.) lake Ma ‘i wt. and l, ud Big Ber, Wit N ri. i = an, mic idie ack Mi IBILE E SAL 3 adults ced, ana “do ea y clea ond Coll ds LOCH, DEI RWoont ' AME | ——-"S: m coal shed. 204) |R inchester ca & av., Maplewood. ferson MA \—o.ored. Ap, eer and Gard ESMEN—To bath; in family; wnstairs wo; ~ ‘| healthf ] . n and = ‘(O° ads MAR 1683R. 7 Can MAN- 2941 | RECEIV ING 3 lewood ; reson Laundry, ] Apply “Hot el Jet 4 Prop rdner cara a o sell J Auburn 1; g00d wage + room with u emplo ith ME "y, CAPPENTERS. ‘TO 9 P. x» —Experienced } int cer G CLERR- ic2} | WRIN y. *eth and Locts ef} Riyposition to ri ¢ retail. Att 1724 Longte!! :. (references private yment, Pra power N d ee A. (4) | _ colsior Sf n tinware f ——— | — SFies ang ment = amilla GER MAN ic) | —AUto Co Fut parties. ractive ae OW D1: Gr required $11. 50 8 experi to Pew, ®reund and And heipers: -— — ne: Co.. 819 N actory, |] an@ Meats Box K-% ar with once — Experie :_~308 Loc Mound Ci COOK— iy as Qo s 5: (ch Perina : sed ‘hor . I] pected i ¢ Giving ox Wonde: CARPENTERS one abaah “Re ares Mts. | — tingulshers: vara . Taore Tite j Dic = Oth at Superis | i C UTTE AD. - —Pritt Printing cc) WAN—J. b- SR UN WOMEN’s EAD OPE YOU he OOO 5S ® to; 20x M-41. rat-class, TAPHONE RS — O shear Truck WA wth st 5th tad rinting Co,., 103 = | K oO man, ‘to Oo (Cc) | VES T N's NOY Ra. NGM. AN ' — Ss. 14th (c ' P ost- D! Boat stat tone “ OPERA TOR. = —y- n ant . * 4h 2 &. . eDright ’ ‘Clean drus P ™ HL M El, ry M j ‘ ’ dé oo Te, } Es SM a patch. 1cB} | OTA; nust t a p 5 00 WANG Brerisaag bs SA PASSER—5910 Mra —————/© Wan ne av -~ : gE store. 3901 | | SHOVEL ER VORE SHOE CO. ey r ' ei NOW are Un lon ‘oe de! ica tessen my ee AN- “Ben? pit oh, calling on > Bw*4 education” Ralston bent Tamara ry f | Pay fom ng work. ; oni a d ON ESS re Timke on Cen: CUTT (oo) | .._ _mlary ™ roger , al ~~ gy our 28—_B ates ana’ fey! , AN—To wo e4) | BALE ~S peer Post -Dt etail |a). PEUR—toxpericsmea aeaynt hs : rane rhe Bes references. asenres ment : | SSENOGR as Z a ey MARS or general work int 3) | _comneaectig washing machine yap ee 2 | plsor room f ig. Dents B03 Market; ath | to do hand sand, a7miole EIS , CASH BONUB *2 men, Tul eliv ery truc to drive rT MAN oe r RR» ) Oo r enced in ——~ToOUuUnNg —=') | Me . 1 truc in akery. = Bla! Locust SO 4 wing s leo , tht -——To w Sand Ol at 2 steel b man, 2Akery, 606 a Apply SA LBs me — n n Peat : on Vari g! z i ianenedad | AUFFEUR -¢_Store 2800" ane naha’s ri. ; >, aged whlie dining: room; 7 ethgio nee | FaILORS Works 2710's preferred “— i fotNo 606 Elm st” y Titodor a Wrote rans onal distributer of 6 —_) National Good wor wroptin ~{ contition® Eber! | “ALLIGA TON wee of ate 34 Floor, 1531 Was nd, on ft — Three. a enceé —Whits or 2 8 .tC) ~~ S unchroom, 313 _Thomng -And “Dushel * tan trade; must have oO learn Metal spiny le See Mr. Rar men to handle elt FOOD OD CHE —y : organ nh st. vp v IN co O Steady {Ot Curtains and eos. erence, APPlY by letter only red; experi. | aN — To é neon. ' Greenfield men. Apply ur | fhanic. A atrength-and be good 7, ing SALESM Jartiett. 3630 Olive. ‘«2) | pCKER—Hot i cS) | HAND ot and B rr ERA ORS— tOLeree 2 ~ » gAddr oo. Stati t © ®eneral worl ee) | ie "7 Bros. —3F08.. 8th 7 fr. | Mor Poly Gross ( od SMAN—Successt A t 500, Post-Dis ©! experience Ox SEW : nel) : E UPHO aod aS 646 Toc . of ee Re ess Mr. x ng ref- oTy; apriy ore > ice > / 1 and Olive gan andelier Co., tTommissio ul drug sp. spe for - Box RS—G _ STER “lee en - er &@ Fu! mund Baer (oe 70.. Je at once. St gream fac. | ——— ienam oat. 2036 | Work ; iit te draw cialty ; bg L—For bak h irls to Perienced d ion work: ER —— Mis & Fuller Dry Gooda C | efferson and Rando! Louis Ice Cream | —HE, roUnNc s.x__7.. iit ae established NK account ad | __ work, 2348 Sho, meore and a c2) ooks and sew ress re, 2640" must be - a Hae — Apply room 737 da Co. 9. fc) AN—Experie ndolph rn G AD or meat —Ww ith « ex perien : _distribution __ Box “empany with nat! on Sit es & Montgomery. _ oi G eyes on d Perienced Se Locust. ‘ace . oo. ? University Ciub| , * need, “Lo my ood : line; kz ce in gro SAI « G-293. Post-D a | LS—To | oO r a Aperie (ce) LLECTOR— a 7 nl, ter fady_Dosition. rood | girgeze 1 ice cre > pay ; Steady wo Bee A after & edge of German wat | yg “Kk: references. with ity . to Ww Omen t ones ‘men and ~ . a refere: cen a: a andy pa etate on joe PT me ood men can ae easy GURL White, ¢ to al AS8ist girls to work 0 rienced G FACTORY. STER- shor Bree. Venice we full detalis in® tap et? sfgcounte: | ANT. ees iy 3823 Gam. Appl: 0 alter men’s cloth; Box M-f31"Pomt-Dispaing, Baty expected: | 110 N. 9th ot. "* 4 © F ake big | —‘ Elm. Webster." Webster soese, 225 | Ve8l, &prons Fe und er Texas av bread. To! ree | : os lane tech mn reply. Box Week ; iin 4 a lake , BOl1 Arcade B ¥ Work J j Gil... To ~ — sae a ] O 3 Union Star o. m ) FINISHER—> | - — cr P-3 370. 70. Post- rr onth, room and ooard. | TEAMSTER: agons. Cali 4i42, %™: One able ¢ [fice force and cesh po — es c. cor &tr, refer » SP5ict With genera) ;@na@ Ls Loeust. ‘ ” «3d dress AN — dun oy Station. te Ny at 6430 Marmaduke 2c °° r hour. A Ap. ~ ‘EXp hh spatch i. EAMS ERS—For G = (eB) | Ady vise in able to use typewriter referred BALE du . N— ee iansieiitiinaes (c3) | Gipyi Shoe required. bole we ——— + | loMe w (o4 operators ; ‘ girls OK Mie . 180y §iPerienced Te nS V.. end of Tow -! To. pull ERIENCED MA yt fea id t wagona. 3400 » } cation. Box K.- 16a, "Peer ions and edy at wide —There ts exceptional openina s for ” ae te “4 one night, ene —— wemineter. K burs. Oni ,ERS— Beading dreasea Beading @ ) enced on power experi- “Pr” . “ o Ct) FINISH — ee | (c) buckram fra STEERS 7 ee ey. ee , Spatch ; Cer ar 4 ha nen you are @ tr oT 7 oom. 18: s ay. I’ eerles Ol aban a = mereon. 7 reases. Mra rn; mac nm Ol Rants . tne Wil’, imine ee Gnished 4% days’ work work. B to right party ‘afon PSY; steady ee Brick =H 3205 brick. Apoiy Pr / YOUNG MAN—F | or job: it's the mreatest eslling on fn | OLR Experienced, to we —— ao Rose Ws White. for vaten oar, lea paid well whil to o. P an aon on i eifrich, 4u8 Lecust AER STERNBERG Pl) a cons pared to TINNER: ~ 8. King’s aad BU Sy BEE or stockroom | on season automotite ow ee 2 plan fn vty 0 De! ork in candy store | or naton WA e l a ; country +)... N, ©1115 a%a S—S; ~ i” C - . ; j " Bee Mr. Joer d ia y ies 4 ; Ly — 5 perienan “Good m = ly 300 \ Jerr), alub; must be Al. | MECHANICWw.. Celsior Mfg no” Mork (« 4 CANDY ~y = ger, 216 N. th Rery need. to : A! — f | righ N. CO., 0617 SALES . _ EMR) | ne atory Candy nights. today. 1428" work —WThitk ——Stfereo . Ay trucks: pefent. be experi “ | FINN & Co. 819 N ,S8t man. Ex. | ‘. Broad d MEN— Makin | GIR andy Bhop, "2306 | u! erences required. rienced on NNER—~Ey iit ind vay. Nn profitabd! ‘ medium. sized tow RL—E. erien ~~ 5. Grand. (e2) | -To Schoo! for Girt Linde! Skpected. Box K-82. oni, State >| PO oth perienced on li eanua’ a= (q\ | @tlases ly sell as side line Da | oxeicindel , na do blackemithing, ° oxk—F. irla, BS adnae 7 dell Hall MECHANICAL 7 ; : _ Post -Dis atch. an Work ner Bist 1 “RP, “ - ~ ortment work - é y+ NG MEN—with 8 sac, | Fa aaa. 14 puzzies to booksellers, eta; PS. | Gin adel: 1126. y. 8702 703 Weat. Pine | R iy Preannn steady £056 O's Perienced secon tc) | erating Ga, DRAPTSMAN—With -| TOOL aw isroadway Metal | _pebeeon small mach! er 4 years’ experi. | ©. 8. Hammcstlers: liberal com station: | b IRL—Or woman, white opr gn rosgress Bike 000K hand. colored. | experience and salaty comet state nae | Eoeaetees . DIE AKERS — > | oat: -Dispatch, ne work. Box K-esi Brooklyn Nr & Co. 62 ~ | Gini x. 29467 Thomas st. col or| HOUSBOT) ee K—Middie- aged (op + aren. Rox K- 2k. P expected tn appli- A. Pir ~. ifg. Co iret. ~laas, YOUNG M (63x; |c,.; Vow © fii} and 3 ee (cm ry e: man: muet k - WEN. —— eee SE -Diep te Dlice- |. enart Olive; a » MEN—16 to 18 | SALESMEN Continenta! cg, nt: 1G food ry now e bout . ~—— ¥ oung = (c4 TRUC | Wholesale h N-——-To six wh | QIRLS— Breage LS work: Bt waaay amor “worky a7, $e Disnaten nesaet, tor email reste. | pet te a and aide. aed. to — = | a 4 ‘Ses na tals large a! fc) advancement.” 5 steady employs ments te with | position is selling any | ~ pn gd ~ teady work tnut. Th ‘ > 4 vs. iN——¥ ung = ’ M ain? Linut mm 8, en lary expecta I} ro state ex Patior a: | ror NG mM oN oe on (co 2) rica} ; open selling hi = ent . ane gr abare a Roiler te COOPERS Hieko os v9 traning: "~ 9 ars 3 q men, oe ww ark ~ — —- epate? . light w ork wig '~-pe ¥ k mo; = 7 mee positions open for 2 acter. | eee. re qua ify e = _ Delmar bite r 7) y ory b0 ; ' +. MEN— — To learn ae th. ¢eB) = * K I VENT “ S——6 tr Ma! venes , e rea! ‘Do ve _ Bd aay zat le 7 roune GIR! s—7 : > car Vashington Ton av., PRM a OU aie and one familia: U : WENT. —— ee ois aa lar with ot A —Ituse Se i RVers wit lanage exnerte: e aves i M here Sonn nly Cn ean faccor ww eee thout experience noma aE Nai and wits tor apaereee | gtk SBOE API amo Trou tan: dortakee, of, machines: good | AORN TS WANTED _ me pera rm nate ba Vos] Ss easy | GARLS—Ber meee pee oe reals | vesting: 8626 Nina ol. tnt Tina won| oo ee, a ‘ar m wor x, an ee v fo pos tion. 1? ~ AGEN Tz . ' 3 i.] ds ° 2.5 vp. : ee “ft, s BY Tat ‘Mer it ath -) ~ | 4 for energetic one q*ae PAperience Pas have city refer. | eit Warehouse, ex — (c) ox G-%37, advancement to _- h op TS—Hou 1gehold necens necessity. as., NW Otel. and and Pi ne mn Raado:: ric Mte Co ht fofactory a oat 4 _— : 1. oh. LAT Ea perienced “a F cken!, ay Diesine reset 2812 tween ig er (». %00 Ru seri! need Berger t PHOL® Ti RE Yepatch. an _Market com mission for good easy se ee! ler: SALE SMEN rE ae 14) GIR Sint Oi ‘orth mM rket ec. ean be laundry: ~e nergy buters. ic) | MEN—2. for ©. 37 h—Apply at me mix}, men, 2325 men 1 —Experiencea furnitur 4: ‘5 — for J anit byte HERA na oe Svive fer and a on Pn wane; man cs | cere for, shiping Sik oe waraiedne, Ww AITER— wy as Cramer Furn. | “*'o.1%—.se~ ing emen (8) ° sell” :~ rotons, See various territories Ts * ot General housework HOUSEGIRE werent — ius- | “He ~ And per. ¢ Webs th and mele work: woman te MEN —Youne, for light i Washineton (oR) resa: ~Man: 35 years olf rc 400° Wri ts and Ww mas | etraight ~ comm e “ne phonographs o “ "8? on table | For fam!) ne w *, gener J Moer ee rhe. «oes 1 on 14 cio in Kitchen 15 Pr ~~ for light factory work Apply Ta TER arant ; experienced 2118 ‘we her Bidg ti Magazin: | Segoe who —- 9 “4 propesition il oe stminster an — 2 jn baa kiteben. ee saves ashing. Apt ie m : — OMe bio- ora . y la—“(lee4 oo st . ock u ; Broa 2..°°%,. factor: % west of North and Gothen ig? MEN—To ‘40 brick sorting and loading A weet 801 ‘x’ teh stea " Apply 1 it $25 om fmm | £8 tm ly. Box 8 Soy, ar 4 ~~ | : AKF _ (08, a es Bri Ing Ap- ‘ALL WASHER 4 ly :- e tee BA Post-Dispatch. ee banana FrS— Must , ines hi rick Co.. 3° SHER— teen ‘wes Y on! for na ja Apply ; ray xperienced ever carned, ~~ +3 fv work. ~T8IE “ice tie Sen, APM ae, eTigay and Rat. Appilarce Cn. 019 Ping® S** & Mosern WE TDERS Ee Tome Taun. CANVASSERS AND soLior+r | {30h Locust ste ance” Corpor tion V Ulive. “Ba thang acta hire lnes Se ee oe Bere eats teeterts Ca. wants two Rutger’ “ovine eatomone Conk a SOLICITORS IMen and womepe eee | son day or Th : - - r: 4 ole Ct ~/- ne . le . ’ a * ™me © ; 4% nite n utge s ac é " b, . posi ee 1 a ae “Bock, a tongs o « “6 riered in "\y ~ “7 . as : nee for two on hase In . weners) work ia elel Seer inh eines” anesthesia; “high sai | Mids. 3 90 tr @ 9m "any evenine ILLE RS - ; coast | wer tiRE® for two men tn earthy terrnors | factory werk ~~ — & _ orn Tr clot! OIEMAR:F, . K tht) Pi D>) — ich 1ore 1053 NEX— The “ a rd Pres . ~ 2vee ° drillers, tr Ipod — Ji lene Pen | WERS WA —— cage 0 dealers postion ne on the | ~~ th wer : Mie ce iScy SS : work Jacob wu thee mete! Thorougmiy expe —* | —~, a ad wa ® mer ta *. wat Ff bye re lr illers ane PART TNER Wi NTED + der en With proren abfitty with et Sinise —Freq ‘ h acob Mang Ru a, al perienced plete line ha avorers: stead ane od gi il be cx + 14 — (ec? oy ~ a diaaae Gasoscope Corp.t 3419 preferred. “1101 Chen “married “n. | fir Caay Wor k ‘200d ». a siness. Box pyo8* Partner in noe. Post-Disnaten * if bave car. Hox and hi making. sfaar? 918. te Tears mting office, Ga. 4 EMAK ERS — i 5o band es a) fe 7) eo Mernonnes bein. Bidg 3p Ms st- c lass me al s: cle an pay ' \xTNERW Estabiiahea’ 3 , f vat-Die ‘en Sal . ee ie a i s Co. 7 , ‘ ' SS ” shaper L ¢ { am ——. t¢ ? 4 . Aas | . ay RINE? = / : er ; 3s . ; ; on “Ri Ostate hut om a —— md art _e ‘ne nights. ad to eatin in 44 4- -room | flat: ' me ¢t werk Dow men su > 4. “> ganiz ° - U j ition: sales " per [7 M RB IA ‘ ; , ‘ thie bh a a i Grand 47 ’ o te ; 55 VAI ME} LU MBIA + * > ot Hox “kK 107. P. he \ e $15. je . via on Be ‘men Wtf ahilirs im S— En peri fenced for ceter! = 08) he Y ER, ILL, S| PARTNER w 7 a c2) t : t instruction & yp work, wh ra Ow ” of 38 ' learn. Central ; ae bines, MUU eotni— " . ws rience — Trained ———s > Sie Apr! - °-ojeration, leads O6 Walnat : Sper jw. ror r thle Si w ~~ — (c8) 4d aule erecyut! i nor Priy betes ee ‘ f a. 1 ; whi : aye paste, t24 mechanica! UUee expe Qnty - or 7 to D. m ac. tT: tle @ and =eSie - | me ee urtain’ > ‘ wages. selatemenn fat! iv =| " pase goes are recuinea’ “Be | tn mse Gane | lect, feat Oe SHI . x. : na K. reer. | part; colld> and cuff y oF to sew on ODiy at ence na, 7 Se Pine st 7 m ov T. HERE IS AMARK See)

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a SALESWOMEN V WANTED " BUSINESS FOR SALE We have good positions open | EALESTADIESTS. Sib bouse for experienced operators on all | pply decween ell departments; must 6ALESLADIES—for SHIRT MAKERS poirot “ehir® tor & 6. Seese. "7! perte an 3° ant 4 and 6. Modern Appliance Co.. 918 Pthe. ight 90d elec tn ve) ' Bok ae a be | Tights ent ire State article patented, ané eccurate; . Champto Auto | @ ty, Ger nand estab! 0. co i . 3149 ica) ™ar » l nvest . = $9 “overin SUBR—Es erie: ved: must have © | ae Loe +e Satathe echool education: salary $12 s at» i ft advancement. | RELIABLE partv Preposiiien, other ™ = $100 ci Lies. ) to ha ~~ tab Pr: - STOCK—Few shares for sale going St Box G-387, Pe. -D. at : enterprise @icellent future and A oe et to wide-open invest ‘gation nd general office w work. Tyler 163 or ‘address Box M-120, ting nadie over Eastor 7“ display 40c daily. 50c z Sun, Shoes or more adayvs Ic itne discounts _ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE __ SANDY STI: ‘K. Se retailer: 100 sticks to Case. assor'ec case FEarter fiavors, $2 per baske(s y who esale other barga: —_ 2802 Olive st. Bomont 3140 (ARPE 2-JOBBER EQU IPME: top desk anc ; d he househ ol heat [T—Ro. 3 furn'- " grade. umps } 68538 si one ton_ Universal Lindel) 5855. (56 COAL—In 1 and 2 ten ,ots. $6.75 ton. For- _est 5768 6) CoOAL—* “ea nh. ard. $5.50 the — a — CUAIL-~+Biack tered: matisfactior mMn- teed correct © (4) Tyler _S3148W R “GIVE THEM THE \usive @ales no nov. ae © the ro route fust = anc c* tv MAD. out. of every car line. every street. rvembered. sent postpaid. 2 410 Ww rashingtom av —_ NO- MO BUG Kin ls insects: mont 203 PAINT—oOutside white and other paints in damaged 18ll N. Jeffersor Centre, : STOCK SELLING | =—————. | Stock-eelling RD OP! TOR—Exveriences: cured by an expert: every detail from = to 3 >. m. Saturday ye. | quick! y. ———— y and effectively; a 1 shed re tion litem R. Thursten, ORD R "TAKERS —For 3 -~4 ‘Vest 42: ‘New. York City (a enin my; mast "have ned train! mg ao NEXCELLED buisness proposition. vou , ferably in order taking. men; $25 per day. Apply legible Rox K-31, | rare all da campaigns pianred anéd exe | handle tab. ROAD and rafircead maps: a!) parts of a. U. S.. at Foster's. 410 Washington REFRIGERATORS revaired and are you = money. Call or phone Main Central 12%. Dealer. 915 N. Broad- 3S ng | > > after 6 pb. hand and be between 171° Ohio av. or write = ha re; peattion may lead to other ce openings. Box K-77, I’ - cane PFPIST— us: he rienced and accurate . wood machine: per- kis iamene loa; ¢€ wages. excceptiona ty for yee tha ane ss Products (e. Frankl» ES— W ith or Without = ce ing e Restaurant. Granite «ity ee ROOMING HOU Sb SE Wr d.—A dout ArrRnese—Si3 per week, 6 days’ "work clean: ou etantial furnit ye work. 815 Market. ic) | eagh Call after 3 o'clock. Forest nly; good pay, no “WE HAVE CASH BUYERS ¥ work. "1100 S. Broadway ‘ct) wer your business if You Want to sell nant partnerships formed: city © reut @ay: no Sunday work. Ap- S. way e also sell hotels an4 apertm.s houses: mo charges tn advance. week: ay B® te ae met 5 rer | /Yacy aeeured a4 uick and eatifeactory In small restaurant. apoly at - END ‘ER haa pt I a iF tenn 1 ~ - Sreay at) L EALTY Co 34 Olive tr apply Fred Harvey y Re- BE. St. Lout Cc _ommerce kK ag Ol ive 40° | get pon YOUR BUSINESS WA Sy mage, “must be « expert. Wa sii anncnen nor (62 SUSINESS WANTED _ CONTRACT Wr Dox F.108, ‘Post. ‘Dimps atch GRUCER Y Wu.—Or recery and Box _F-' 734. _Post- Dispatch market HOL SE We Sani ee. Ena. = 4.—For ove-! or e-ton he .OMING Gh} o wh a i 124 DISPOSED OF Neat appearance. PRIVATELY ~ Apply Chis Co., house and J ; “INVESTIGATE gg Fo famon' ate tia ot 2 kit ei perience 804 | + W chil- Our if rou desire to we’! methods —— Olives 314 a bare $1 000 2R abeolute opr'!- ‘ SEO National Bank 7? c6é? Ford tr "a truck. WW ALL I PAPER. 3e A ROLL An@ up; sold with or witheut borders | Daints, $1 50 and vwernishes. $1.50 per ga! 713-15 N. 6th. ovvcs'te Trion 2 Marke! i-62) — MISCELLANEOUS WANTS prices paic for waste a yt and mags nea. Olive 228 Centra! | 2146 . — $$ ___ -of- at BEST oti _* HOUSEHOLD Goons FOR SALE ARMCHAIRS—Chairs bedrooms, bed SDrings and mattreseee. new dressers. enif foniers, chifforobes. kitchen cabinets. war ropes. kitchen safes. gas stove, oxtens ta0.es, cCavenette sets dining roo Gishes. iinoleums moet evervib housekeeping at half what new wi!! rou in the last week we of take-backs St for in tenen FPRETZ’S BUSINESS EXCH. 519 National Bank of - Commerce Pidg. .OcAS Vw eo” ing good 5h lrrar hs 40. — ——————————— in reetbrast’ Kitchen BUSINESS FOR SALE i3 yg a ge tro. 4 $98 BEDROOM SUITE—4- piece, Chovteau —=—To wash dishes and do cleaning ArARTMENT—Contes: cheap lease Chouteau av. clencies; rented: income orer $7000: ba ain. yDanv 5} ——seo0d ay loll N (ce) BAK ER—cC heap, _ Oregon « lith bargain for casb. i0 ofa. business. Inquire A. 3 Smiss- s° ‘a5 3132 Ideal Furniture Co... 4008 — OM SET—P: ano, refrigerator u chairs, kitchen caDdinet. break ‘ chiffonier iadies, eed, laundry fut ures Grand — 2498 BEDS—.? all kinds. up-: and Smit ~s -Davrig twin incleum. 7 Everything new: Ao Side; sel) cheap: owner leaving city. F241. Post- -Dispatch BUSIN ESS—Cleaning. ing ; transfer corner: housework = . Cali Sidney 1 ne washing. ali CON FE ‘TIONER « . or ‘apely. “as Arunde) pi ic4) room ~ ETC. ” furniture; WOMAN—EKideriy. ught houses work. referen (c) | for work in stock ——e isin poune: steady position. Ap. (o2) must 1180 —Busy bargain; ter ns " 1812 & Jefferson cee Call Central 8450R FRUIT AND V Mra. Finnegan _ 4239 NF) WOMAN —heautiful sieam-heated furnished FRIIT AND free to ejideriy woman te care for With living G.sene~cla bor oo night« & week. wages. ‘ rrenrh Call Foreatr A400) rT. AN—White. to stay » orn sean a’ VEGETABLE reoms; cheap. ‘express se... — NI = oO eteay ® th sick person FU ‘ RNIT TU! R Bs 5 TORE——And | heip With light housework, in effcien- Jin ‘ must >t tee So home nights. Phone - To werk in secondhand bas ~ emportence not : Apply ‘cé) eady work | Chair Co. Sl Sie - B0 years of age. to wrep ao Apply Butler Bros... 18h aay | Youne LA LADT—To werk in in 3 store » and an- - ADY— Experienced a agen’. ; excellent propesition. Ap. manage €07 ev. Modéiamon: or Page | line me at —-Witth 2 department store | ex ee Stl capers ' ere.. mienee. Ts Post, Dispatch Raima ke more mone. ey SaCe— Foie 32 _34-floor —_——_ ee eee learing $2: te $300 a moenth reund g00d lessee ard fine jocationr Dieck east of Grand. Page b’. door: owners dimsolving Dartnrerab | |@& Dargain for quick sale. See M once 3321.25 Easton. GENERAL location ; 8243. | GROCERY STORE— UR Qk ERY “AND. Proe S455 BUR St ~ oR corber. 1201 3S. Grand. ‘ arr rrves alr 712 > permanent niv & GRO« ERY—w the d@ilar | _ ene ( “how ifteau fwlltv tas | t ) it t x R and — > re. ton with cre +. 'n G Tar y Ry s oO —— - ——— ee Ms ™.. ake aston (oe? t Small. _ ee an WOMEN —90 te ES \ean oF axe. 5: Sadany S21! veteasiianell | 44 MARK ET—Geo! MEA’ ome man ca a "a2 ‘ss 4 werk in our branch offices rey GRXERY AND aan al Western Union Telerran money maker O8 Commercial Ridge n for NARKRDOM, S$ and fure« 228 Natural Bridge Road — tty 7 vou live In thie neighberhecd and rre for steady werk al good pay. cal! on at the above celee You handie. « or 1327 ure @t0re. good ooms. J941 HARDWOOD LUMBER count of death £ov | Yearly sales S60. OVO, greet dea) Box G-2 HOTEL—Modern new furnish: me over $5000 per veer oh TO4 Wahbedéh a Terre Hau e HUTEL ARLI Pom our beautiful ight wank ‘ex You and a’ ie SHIRT FACTORY SALESWOMEN WANTED _ CADIBS—To eali chia» weifare bo books: — re bakery. “Tos a ee athe mernber- ‘ive et Donglase NGTON. —@G22 reomea, nicely furnisned. and ooild baths. Ri @ad, reomers tranalt money maker: rent $32.50. MUO cash: direct from owner LUNCHROOM— $50. balance ns ae 3520 Bast telephone. - ——— ome | srmma.! ee > Can 40 aijteracion | MANGRAGT RING PLANT—Sulubi r Per eee 5S wep uitabie factory. e'Tuated sacrifice. ad'‘es ready 'o- wear '¢c) flower store. Permanent machines and xtures: Sale district. wil! Appiy Foe Poet Mispar 5 curries | MILLINERY— sckreee on ~~, of hair work Tun ty 4235 ; ('NEWSPare hora Sa enn. Raeten nine work sek Ce) gweayv an) a RESTAURANT — ?—~D on . IES — For a ‘departments miiet ei c knees l44 ; noon iway RiSTAL RANT— ft @a 214 Nitin « RESTAURANT good Aay and nigh’ i Tal RANT—&O> N. Gran i; good ___ tion, ering a wmunt | of f sickness (RESTAL ‘RANT-TOBACCO STOR | @*%Dperience nor ry ae en & & Aree, “Ga and alesy¥ Omer Dine! factory dietr*ct a. | tng. sacritivs Tyter_ 1465 ount business. av uth ook 53x) dyeing and repair- be sold this lorat ‘ BHGETABLE STOR E— 00d. . * — . MARK ET— er. chiffonier and ) goiden oak chif size bow-end beds. walnut c are brand-new. only samp es damaged. littie scratched: wil! a. the price: have new springs t new mattresses of al! cofton o the largest sanitary factories ': Tr gt adding Co. Cal) at a $11-13-15 8S. lé4th ot me COMBINATI N RANGE—A Srand-pew fully guaran a aw S:einmer Furniture Co 202 DA Y-BED—Wailnut. golden »al chirforu Br! lainte INING-ROOM SET o6860 Ki re«bun DINING-ROOM SET— x RRsat South Dakota. NG ROOM oy Pen ery 59R&OR DINING_R SOW a —_ nts SiS: e44 chairs. ck reftrigera meta. we By etc.. cheap. floor south. -| ELZcCTRIcC rellent conditio ww’ Furniture Co 1202 Ss Broa ~ FURNITURE—S$1 « Week 4008 Chouteau FURNIT! RE—For 3 rx reorns o tas = Waashingtor ROOMING HOUSE-—UG poome. ae ti io tee tee Of ve, Vandeventer Sat aor Mit Sk altima ™P Good tncoome s W est : see " ae eile? income $1 So élex' Uso. “piece davenette suites for 0 a. piece dining-roem eu! tom r pepee 50 Jiving-room ta Venetia values up to 332! oe ~~ eve meta: Hhenewer “es Ri wow t one a Ore i~e hitectTben hairs oor eer? * PARLOR SET-—3 pieoss: biue velour. « any 674. Rt 8— Rargains aiso Oeanin ns. G bet leaning OO.. 2624 Olive « 2 ae x. Ortental rere) [ndla. a Oxia Cad- = =F ' (oR) 4 5 ana ic -) . ulate axis ure A LANGAN FURN, Co.. Morgan st 58°) Centre! fornit >» ~— = 7. eee ~004 + 399. Romont urn. Houses and F Flats oo Sale HOUSEHOLD GooDs WANTED ANDI Ri ee ture, enrpete, contents of flats. ] se, foods bad y. Scho ner. 4455 Page Delmar 2925 Forest 3953 fe AN DIRONS—Carpets, furniture, are furnishings of (wel ings or stall! oi best prices paid. Dennis > Forest 50°75 or Delma- BEDS Wrd.—Liv ets, stoves " 1g ~S- G901W i ‘- heaters 7an FU "RNITU RE V Gwelling: large o n Orcutt Storage. Cabany “8030 | FURNITURE Wed. —Hichest « cash ‘price for all kinds of household furniture, rugs. coLrent« uf x = plinos, dric-.4-orac, etc. Call =~ _Auction C 354 ; (014) E eCRNITU REW ANTED B ADL Y Delmar CSEH: jirens, car- furnishings of goods best or - 50 OVYU POT NDs or 60¢ for old ones Delmar aa Fores ARE YOU SELLING OUT? | Dur wour rniture. rugea, victro/as, eukbouiie of flats. GOLDBERG. Linde l ee __ ANIMALS buy now for nent yea: “s anal sure winners ™ vl “ve ~ tn > A Vote ». ~ veriand Pa _ BUILDING SATEMALS Geartest Sale GOVERNMENT MATERIAL (zreat Lakes Naval Camps of Kewanee BOLL RADITATORS—e!! feet of pipe pumps, etc—a pric mplete List on Wrecking & Lumber Co _ GRE AT LAKES , ILL Roofing ee NEW roofing end repairing. any leak on Short notice: loweer prt ~es. Acme Soof! ne — Co. Forest 2 2681. Centra! $283 __ 13) ti ACM AHON 1} ROOFING { wa Roofs F-stimates furnished free. ndel] 7049 “60 rere & - —— | wo > - a ®8pDAa red "os ~~ ow , . 288.N .* ~~. enema _— EEE eee ca MERAS eu wish Ww Mroadwar CLOTHING _ Wanted APPAREL Wi wtd.— —Pay h est prices sr Seid. 1115 N. Gael APrPARET, oye choes call s. rtd —20 000 ——~ — hats a be + Phone I rinieil 33 35. Den mar 2003, =. _ Appeiman, 4218 Paseo. 8, CLOTH! “po Ww: fon —Ladies’ ane gente 1356 prices. Sk. ar 237i nk ).p 20. » rc Bomont wi qr? a emt as nia wh OTS SUTT—Bi ue trices mY! EA 7265 EXCHANGE COMPUTING SCALES Wtad—@i55 ecuny im for ‘Pouttry AND BIRDS . OCR 4a) “s »ens, 30 yens 6°40 Page . FOR the next 30 lh Medi eee | JEWELRY— ATCHES ) ‘eeregemes ning a. up te | any size, amount. Milier. Ser 1525. Ou. | Sa a een —— x ~x Bt vee Ky ee 1 de. Co i 8S N. yt, -£y — Goors north of Olive. , (cB) DIAMONDS Wtd.—We will make vou the loan Or Day vou the highest cash ric cash. We pay mere a Autos Wanted Badly “== i Wesker + er wetiona Loan th ~ Stop, Ca Read 500 AUTOS WANTED Den't give rour car _ tham any ocoteher dealer Lady's *%% carat diamond ring at a crifice, Box F.235, Post-D: st -Dispatch. days we wiil pay up to £500 per carat for your diamonds. H. Miller 3 _N. Broaédwa (c® SAFES ct ‘O Used Car Headqua tere, 1035 N . Grand. S07. Delmar 807 (on tin a Ur oe EM MOTOR b inde!l! SAFES—New and used: -e ring cone. John . __ Bauman Safe Co.; 421 N ja @ fel 4) SAF ES—E xpert repairing. telephone cai's given prompt attention: overstocked: H #H. - a at dig saving: cour new _ enar “~“A~ a“ P eneap Pr ther. Morris, TYPEWRITERS A AND ADDING MACHI — coed a vonait or term Carondei fet Rebuilt Co. or se “nderweod Sa 2 Shipman - Lorena Typewr rer ; Sth st.. St. Louis, Mo. Olive ‘ “entra 437 7R 8 ee HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale Rs a8— Alwars xi at assortment on nan. Lowenstein. L1321-°A Broad war ioRsEs_ 15 maree and e ger: reconditioned, ra'nted a : Tua! een Ho iggy Co. 71 wire wheeis: worth $800 me quick: 5400 E ter Coal . te te , — ‘asses year - 45°74 De'’mar ‘ _eren "ge Ward “parr Tr en ts 1%th a’ OR one a 12e@ outs City cor PEs $110 tS05 Ma! Ovpesite oe Finest condir $95 down CNTVERSAT 3418 Locust. N ux ur. LDS—Ligh* @ coupe cor ehts. Sundar a — Vande: enter never Won NY —Biack and whi us a’'ratrer irk nad 5S \ LLke new icé) Stea rns | Coupe. pe. $490 of Yahlem's famous “fu pe _ Se MACHINERY Wanted CHINERY BOUL cS w of pac hineryw ~ -— ” 7.4 ae Sone i ——. we “a us 4-pessengcer wuy or geil al! &- -oellnorn-Albrec ht LOouts. Mo a. 2 ae —_——_ ete ied ~~ > 2 . “~ -/¢ coupe, $4 a %3-vrassencer clyvsed car — —" - with wire wheels and a Continenta! compressor air ta: mIG~- for the orice of a Ford. No wonder Yahlem heap 4662 De mar oe * em oul K erme we trade a $20,000, OTOR | 1035 N Salen — Awa S800 FORD SED AN, $390 or vs ~onditio , fy. Dar’ * A ¥ TY py Si S00 Dodge ve $1800 Onx! and $2250 Ru AUTOMOBILES) =: Pe r MOTOR For Sale TOR bargains: sare 70 ver a ees 2. Commercial Electrica! > Velie { iway and Soruce. Po Grand. seca Kk — Raw ister. 192 terms Roadsters ors For Sale Sit Federa! Bank imte modele, real RENT A FORD % yourgelf: coupes. sedans, refinished See be- 1-43 Deimar Forest £174 ~§ Williams Motor Co 27-2 live te’ BUT cK RO ADSTER reain Ji01 OLIvVs ST. Bomont 41% 1922 BUICK ROADSTER 4-criinder; vracticacls ray KYTHS-BticK CO.. 3101 onrvs ‘Tt. _Romoat 4 4.4 tourtre RENT A P 922 DRIVE fr “ KISSE 4738-43 McPHERSO? 682. Forest perfect; com- ‘ =, rs entrees and Ras. tiieen Away $500 FORD ROADSTER, ie Dodae $1300 Buick 4250 Velle rae 1921. 1 50. 75. 30. s- 5 and $100 down, a Don't buy a car bareat ns. TA co" **F ons ~ Grand. Open evenings». HU DSON—Speedster very fast and and «a real barenin: terms and tra N. Vanderenter OLDS &—churmy roadster: first one cets 1400 car for $295- “e095 down. (ome f vow want it. Trtanale Motor (o.. 4574 De! rar Onen evenings OVERLAND RABY mo ROADSTER. Very tate, $80 down: looks like brand- new: new cord tires; elegant throughout; $00 dow balance $5 a . 3418 TLecust Nights. Sunday from $50 up: small Lacust 3120 terms, ‘3 ROA DSTERS—Seven. ‘own oavment Sedans For Sale CHE VROLET—Sedanr. "39°2 model; run little: big bargain ‘) Sunday evenings rthwein Motor od a 4300 ss ect sa i as L_Lin indel! 7000. Dy r 1921 Chevrolet Sedan | | geil verw cheap and give terms; onstration will prowe its worth. HUDSON-FRAMPTON,. S309 Lecust St. Bemont 3100. Centra! ——_—— =-- eT ar So - ’ > _ ESSEX SEDAN seat covers, DdDump-s: terme if desired. DIESING ; MOTOR SALES co Ri *kinbacker. Distrs. 36. 823-25 Washington —__——_— — ' a aan 7430. Rehullt. as Al shape a! —— ——— Essex Sedan new iy painted: wire wheels: carries 90-day guarantee: dbaiance 10 meauthly pay- HUDSON -FRAMPTON. 3308 Locust Sr. 3100. Centra! ; Bomont _ — * Out MBI ‘Seduction 4213 5 eS av 1920 Lite new. lots sei. cheap. or trade 4) terms or trade DODGE —4- door sedan. repainted. of extra 3441 _— aie SEDAN throughout: ‘finish upholstery e#u- new tires, DODGE beautiful wire wheels, nha guaranteed condition: down 341 BS tL. a ni Sights, ” ‘Sunday 192 an 23 nodel like new ~ wiil Riverside 58 ‘ct.3dx) —Sedan, 1970; new tires: repainted: $985 down 3441 Juniata ie —_——- i — like new: 3390 FORD—Sedan. 1922 model. _ Riverside 56. 850 FORD—Sedan: late 1920. many extras: gucd condition: sacrifice JS24A4 Ashland. ru ning cond.t! ‘tps Motor Co ‘o.. 2137 Open Mn and evenings. S additional! accessories and rubber. excellent running i ition 2931 Russell. Grand 2570 (ec; FOR D—Sedan. 1920. tires, new int and guaranteed to first-—laas.: sy Can arrange terms. er will trade used teu~ ng ®o” readster. Mendenha!l!. Ford Deajer=. 4h 5 Locust st. Open evenings. el) POR D—Sedan. 1S0.; 1h wire wheels and , oiher extras: SJO0: terms. * Johasee Auto J66G7 Olive; open evenings and Sun- (cD) i fine condition: $200 to or t pen Sun-lav Casendniet tester co.. —_ ice first-class condition | like new; low Co... > (ce? pew FORD—1921 sedan. in hroughout. looks and runs West End Motor Cabeanv 7TH464. locks, speedometer and oil gauge. 31 20 To. | eaee 4 terns. 1923 FORD SEDAX Fully ecuivped KUHS BUICK CO... 3101 OLIVE 8ST. Oven evenings Romert 414 FORD SEDAN modeis: li = — in every way. and tires. ¢t ' AT TOMOBILE oO. 3128 Locust. Central 280 ‘Oven evenings. ES late Bomont ee a —— | Fo rd Sedan 1821 mode! 55 motor number: $175 in extra e@uipment: sel! for $140 cash. 10 months on the balance. HUDSON-FRAMPTON, 32308 Locust St. Bomont 3100. Central Hudson Sedan 1921 repainted and rebuilt "ew Geodyear cord tires: has appearance of new. at a price that will you . HUDSON-FRAMPTON, 3308 Locust St. 3104. Central to -4 7430. 7430. Bomon-t SS ——- 4 MITC HELL—Sedan ate style. repainted ; S395 _termrs 3441. Juniata. “4 OAKT. A ND—Gooed « ~ondiiion. recentiv rebutit amt ras; $375 Grand 65357 M. 4006 Te Rael 'LDSMOSILE SEDAN 3191 OLIVE st Romont 414 ee ee OLDSMOBILE SEDAN Rebulit, repainred begutiful mareem: up- hoistered ‘nm velour, practically new cord Tes, oa. new car gua rantee, terme ; "XE AULT MOBIL. ou Bo mont e8izx 3128 Locust Central 330. Cpen e\ en ngs. — S| ~ ; sane || BEAUTIFUL 1922 STUDEBAKER : Light Six Sedan: new paint and re- nickeied; mot a ercratch or biemish on it; upholstery like sew We oa floer space ovr only reason for thi bar 2 E on Ae DEED c CAR DEPT... 3026 - 2s Locust St. ~ 3922 Like nes KUHS-BULICK co. Oven evenings. __ Oven evenings Buick Roadster Given Away is a toke: powerful ro ne ey - ~ se bil ‘ate S&S as year =~ The price keen ‘anki! z: performer on ike "ew °nN 4 AHLEM MOT -—, a* @? ning» I , BZ SSEX ROADSTER, 1921 This sliightlr used readster ts | “hance of 2 “\oter me e425. Tear r )roKerage OLIVE MOTOR CO.. Essex Wild Cat al sie ne | oe Look th 2 ¥ RN : FORD TOUTRING m.i4 painted a stunnt FORD a —Elther ng cor roadster: Plate to, Ot not over $100 27,2" state model and ~ =o 7 me 1 wy condition. x Post- D1 teh. air. ‘9a == A on x co. 638 a es FORDS Wea. — Coupe, sedan. 4 rea 4- | } evenings. _ ster and trucks: will cash. a 1086 w tn st. Oppoal ee 1922: 3) T16 N. Vandeventer. or other light FORD Wtd— e : Uke new: ently $144 (o@2) like new: only $145 a~ -G*: runs ke ister ome cvtat rtables atarter €a5 | ha head F OK D—Readster 23 KING BEEZ. *' erenrings, . eons 1921 Co. Ie rm ode $145 Vandeventer. very greed car: terms if N. Gre 1834 = CASH FOR AUTOS St ae ENE ESE Touring Cars For Sale ANDERSON—1®%1 sport tours: Continen- ai motor; painted «4 Lendon red. «a $1400 car fer on easy terms. Trt- ang'e Motor Ca.. D4 Deimar. Open eve- nines oO ae, BCICKS—Dodges, For up $si» when interest : termina, trade ey rr & 3 t Chandler Tourmeg eek one: 5 7 Over! —— ~ Buick Paige i ane rm cacderer. 19T1. 7 : to ~ cof - ot here: Cytve. as \ RULET—Touring: cieaa: N. Vandeventer. | CHEY ROLE 1—Tourives: from S200 to $300 2127 Locust. Ones Sunday ourtng motor $253. ' terms Orthwetn Motor Corp.. Lindell TO00 ee CHE \ ROLE T—Tourtr rumning condit ion: $135: evenings and Sunday Corp.. 4300 Ferest Park bi. Delmar 5+ CHEVY ROLET—Touring. 977 uMmpers. loca whee). steo Dates. g eee sun Open Sunday and evenings oer Cern.. —e Pca imar Park BL ; * CHEVROLET TOURING, & litt! Cee 80 OLIVE MOTOR CO... 2910 Ww Open evenings. Spy: Grand, riding and eo ae ag for $250 YAHLEM TOR CO 19025 N. Grened Peverion DOTssE—Tour' ne. running 4203 Koassu: =~ s Lx LMG F— Tour : $483 SISs5 down. _ 3441 LalthG E—Runs _pertect, __ down: trade: hurry. 7234 Do yg es ‘~;—f. running . fice ord roadster $48. DODGES. oN Forts any Up: terms: trade: anything. DODGE—Touring.. late modal: dition throughout: $425. rms SOpait Leas: less down; rune Pp : trade anything. p DODGE—1921 touring. new ton good as new; this is « -~ ad $495; terms trade. ki to suit. DdDGE—Giving this 1919 touring eord tires, original enamel > new mechanicaliy perfect: me" - ~ easy terms or trade. 4074 De mar (pen eve mS DODGE TOURING nd road “Rows BU 1c ~7 co... Zidi OLIVS ie a] evening 7, ESs—Buic _ Huve so ina. all ~s- s: terms. come early. take your = Triangle Motor Co.. 4524 evenings. bela. DODGE TOURIN iG, 19: This bargain will — be beautiful Dedge. sou can to pay; no a OL a E MOTOR Cwt.. __ Upen evenings S—DODGE TUCRING CA Ong 1927—Very iate: looks * brand-new wil! brand-new: S225 down or bOrek original brilliant enamel; ful as new. $1465 down One 1920—Finest guaranteed condition. new cords, valuabig. ItS down. tT NIVERSAL. 7418 8 Locust. tam Si: Bss8EX—La te $535. Triargie Motur ¢ sy art tietle;”. cea eee One 1971—Had deautiful care, asia ESSEX TOURING’ a Bye Lecust Cau - . BORDS—25 tourtngs. some ike new, Andy 3431 Maeten = 20- mode's. ore, ‘aieseetna® 5285 3a" terme, 1918, demountabieaa, FORD—Toprias terma O71 192Q. starter, good ; kU RD—Touring. $140 S713 Case terme _ FroRD—T mountabies . 380, good L325: terme 3713 © oT. “Seiten oe Bigbee eee Co.. 2820 z. moter) FORDS—Touriags _several 1242 = Tth readst era, with starters; FUR DS—Touring cars: 6 late em antee in goo conditio real . easy terms 114 (nse Fi RD—Tquring, oe ims; run $110. "ih I Dea} ere. = at (men ev) FOR DS— Tourings: = >. ia _ omen barvaing in, we kent ca de. terms. Williams hase ag interest. 1808 Le~ 3g" +e eth od ” en A Decker : .. 3667 a. open dare 3—FORD TOURING cans—@ One 19ti—Wire wheels. $825 dow me 1921—~Compiete eg and extras ta One 1970—Late condition; ¢ lete and ext 313 “town, NIVERSAL, 43415 Locust. -4992 G ARDNER § here today with a ner: oniy S450. weer —~z - OLIVE moto a 2 ee oom e and run good, 4-2 — = — fine, Cash or corms to ait Locust. HAYNES, 1921 TS WRAT WE 27h A ~~, HERE is o-_ - * vr api i y be" said wel: 5, ae this ene tor Sb. 2 - 2910 ae P ~ st She Bes - # MO | a ae wey i: pee ALERT TORTS co 1921 Hupmobile Touring A GOOD MAXWELL | ema « ourtag: sects sap pte NASH USED CAR DEPT. 3026-28 Locust St. OLDSMOBILE TOURING Late es A cle? . I EVENINGS.

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bri ere mows ip MARCH SP a fhe Touril ing Cars For a e ts , | a ARE YO 1U GOING T O MO VE: adler Touring lege our 182 _ Baa ore: 3 Sacriticed” ron deter. San iad Nash, } 05 dow 1. ‘. Ve oat: “4 P : n: 2 AY ‘i A c LET—To others: ti a, —? - UTOMOBILE: e* ent uring ‘4 wea | ——— : eee in “or - ie rs cost. to $300. oll ee ican a : a Sale , Tt" “ iDe Ki > 19° aT unday Mor M4iti » Dor 5 i mot _. - and ‘o. * a lionel a “Motor « even! x “pe Co. Year Rwy ‘$800.5, 192 (e53x) is = Delmar ngtend motels new %o., $524 FT nen 0: rantred: .° a For ae T——Tou 8 4 Suntny : PMO Delmar, “Ope It's goin ——. —_ ) ROO ning ouring peniay. 2 BILE Ope ae et. | & : $40. e | and. ‘Bun — 4 E eday |» -teuri Bodies Pp wit Forest in ab: cmanel ie - Bomer — © OURING FF veer (touring and “or vers | kone: 1 at &O 4 e/ ark (at Ba Tae: carats oy OS LUXE ord, Pownce ew Sal 4s50sn, *™ i AR : wi s. ‘ior n ioe AU R ~—Celet pours, . R Giea o—C 80 a=} LJ in ° - TO cu D BO Meta | ROO e Ty lock wheel” ode Nose x 9128 Lora, feineas plpilies. wit ntor of She e~ © ie; remeasiable , every “ mds nes heel. "1982 moa vOOn no tan ust. -B CO, ridge. wil S—Tor ~ all noe 14 gent m BO excellent RO oe da rh ] 1 j I a a2 POAR n 208 , y and ove food pa. 3) 1921 Hupmob cust. Contra 380, | ORD BO U trade. 4243" bargains: eels; convenient i «. “*Forvet |" coid “an — - IR ? RE ' on! ; ru ES 80. on ) K nd. ir" ens ng co ; N ROLE 6 Forest Park Ort Fed wie ‘ eee tm T | aso reek San 243 West Ne: —— WE ent location. Fores fioRTOX P water sink RENT — West _ ae ad > “ en 5 I 2s —— nsta ty , fren e398 fy ce — reo Bo ilitt'e P TOU RIN Lin, den ie type + tag Ponmagd I wwe ' FORD = pe ore “a secon dian t! ins for F 3) ' boaré “HIRST. = nt (65) | KENSIN« ie am F furn! wr ms Bot APARTMER a = ‘ RD BODY =. KENSINGTON, Bib : possi {worth 845 tell G, 1 199 : 3026-3028 La nusual buy | | body >DY—Coupet a City Bd price: ood | aie, Tac Paes ieee = sat | ENTS F ~a5& possible direct INTEREST TO YOL 4 ° ce ’ et * - t oni : = as Bssore so pey. ° Wi from ia ° 420 ear’ ax lan ruc k end ith © upe US 4 LAF xin i@n .Oor two ‘err . sUel xz——! ,alt Stee r RR sun pa os . acy ont 319 E Ww ona >. -* Bez K ARM ——- — Yani Si a beat 3 oh aoa ee My tt’ well T 5} yon Be eratey touring = le AAT TE ‘reaso.-abie a and board ver HERSO Hinde a mely fu __8) ™ pers GILES janitor » ore pant es Raa w — eaten FARM—i00 acres, Jeffers: => sat € : * ‘ t ¥ ‘ rr 20..abd! o =. 7}. ere ent r? - } iS Janito f ie et ° Sowring : re | reekiy: new + taken in trade: be for why" ic vies of Stein. 6 eel TERSON aia —— — yer eats ee 3 6 SU ; city OF coun d_ $36 County s yout! run _L pen . . N. — 13 TO ‘toner y st ay ee eal opt ed 4 nen; and sma iN, ele rf fut a: a BE x odern e! im » =4 FARM—a i clear; exchange Tourin. Co mnine eo ‘event R Grand. - + aad City RODY month} md model oax | a= Shea couple )37— Row $10 w board est 1% OT Rue — _ e4. room, NE\ zane Ri 18 ae vt ner. {3° URGA none Gra rand wmail trac SRR Touring. 10: ing condition: SI phe CAHLEM, =a "CO.. '108" ned Fords. 1 Fora: | PAR opal: ear car 2 gentlemen aw fee PO teen A—Large cient W APARTM aeataN “dor beds bested UNGALOW 1 N PRO aa] Ge a wae ee a, dow a n is 6 y Sn or bod K. r lin - © ——_ ARYLAND © enlence e ro be. (4) N 820. — i‘ is ted © a P’TY gr ad Ru own a4 ae lim N eve. | C ains is Q! by v we 33 ne; re men ; mplo reoen AND alte s: ge oor Ihe ow b ty + -_ N. op Co mre “es. UD | eee eee ? trade, perf : 441 J he Yr ic - TO > ¥ oupe mn 2 ti) . . Odies | R pek QO—— ferenc gmpleyed — apar 4160 —_—— - nileme a&..8O nNces ; ein 4 FX at s— Bch en. ary ba a —PFive + WA var — samen eo; th rfect. uniata. , URI T s, R Use _— FEDS | OOM oom oe ast NE rtmen —*? or 3 nea’ nen: For ; 7002 Pers ~FIRE UNGA 4 aciahibe ® ree NTE M-—Chea ~y To urry _ $i a »niwv NG bod aken un ed Fo Oo c. ai AND and i sili ies iTand NEWHPE t: « 2 3 nes ee s° Pers - 4. oN FIREPROOF a, ; ls ghbeorb ™m4, A rman ra, my oom Dd DP: z 5. uring. 840 5 (os Eat, Jus dies In about ords: 8 ‘te Cc es em D “3 board: ne s‘FRRY is moder atiy fur Tsing: ail Fr — c Seeders, iw WwW god ; or aattama? a m Ironton, ulek Bite. ‘a ord runni Olive $a8 - TIFU AU LED B ' Cou 9040. "7" $s, T : s ~—_'&2) ——t ton. p: ove: IARD— $7 Der an ecUlng ~ TER i convel: irnss hed ait 1 a der 2 den: v gr +a — rere tage: : and y Boo sale. Pout Bul i rondster. co less SAND Hee EEN Coupe de Lu - on 4- our edans, > lm “For ¢ per —— RACE Veniences. 553 endant in — ‘seen, Five 3 rences. | ae ae? enue: aon acres. iat xe | r. $4 ndition : 18 DH owe D T Ay ee pase, ne. B ns, Tefferson lj £ pve your $ har — for ligh' 470% uces. | ®ps 6 P _- DE “wy - — ghborhood (68 M yp B+. lak 4 | ° che, Forde ~ Bala = }, Parts F 422 mod in se) ae “ ra RK » for 1 ront _ nary a dy | : a 4 o Onen and aucitr RF} F ETO. ; utck rice . bes and de 7 hae Late. 425. Sis0. Th mOPEN SU: tore ICE 4 TER 20.4 TANE or | 4239u. oping oveiy - REVIEW F " or 4 pontion a =. ARGYLL} 10 Wa reception gy Me LLE P _FOR 723 oe ae cools Fi. | N IST RE R AN Pert 1EsS—Ra 351 be 8a CATE a ri ot ak + eee ao anys tiene 1 3YL Bias I the ion | BU. Ses | Forest. this ing: new to Or) oat 18; G8 URD P ent. acce d; ‘Chestnut and ' o>: light , he me-] r ro __!%) ROOd - mer own end ; , pals marlor at. 1 Argyle. l sun ; BOUT Bl s, _8T i au. , iw od. al ge . ROP’ T" 4.fe>) oe ; terms is a ew t .. abe $156. used (06%) veh Z: ART _ Gra mt we with _ : ic E ih re - §796— il ike om & my ifs ar ner'« } rly a 4 * ng & p un part a) ar AB fei! 2s ae + “ — to won oD. runs ve ; th eels. nd 6 4 or wi 2} U ID "om, for Exc surro nd iences; leepi n onl; bomMe ate B. LNISTE e100 be lat ror, mt ive 9S GARA ar LES re - * $200 Ji¢ FOR ) -_ al Fi a sult. derfu une ° ~ "enen'h ltt ’ T ing ne — ; sed. BRO old mr tho) . ; i° ‘« elient Uad- Re ary “orem . or =" corta 6767 ha ne, cellar. electri “ oe ges ceo : Eom canis || i gounnend, ORR vaca yaa peas =n. | FAL Beetvert cht ae = bps jetey. a “2 TAETON, SATE rck For Rent»: ee et er a " c P ar quar Cs . « iT = ne ; cor ~ ia es oO rin ale ray. Ox a and DOGerT = . Deet ir wilt a ra: Fs e1ectric — wee ire. b . ai se nie yg tourin ut TR Accesso @ argon Deals Chevro. | MINE} continesus hot seater = Uni: | marag wit Ss Pos’ ‘gaa range Te | APARTMEN se $082. _ te. tric light. “ month r) oe St oe ana I> . Ine . ‘ ' ~— — ge, . ne ~_ “ iis . UR OR _-— ve G Ww fc REAL nea ot rf tor c our D oy . o.. 5 pis ion: ription joe se) OLIV nox ouble e cook ,.* 5° — ein: ne } — furn ‘ HEI IN i ater: ARA est ee Lat T r ~ ©@ | ” 0 ick: se) ‘S100 to 84 ® Pal ar! ' n an Aut -W i. \ ES sern ¢ and ‘ - — wy ath ph 263-—2 r - en 2Use- wit she ' . ISHE ENT rT; fine GE—22; and 50 r co. 84h ' = = , 452 Del a ) “ we? ‘ _—— De Paint. rive en ; 7 1 pric ’ Cat p anted How ro 44908 - nvenie Ene _ ’ NaF ——— ne - A housek ° at or on oe ahd A AR ~y D T for re ox2° | road nate $4 404: he FE lm le toe : 1920 AN — c est | ana guar appesis to ao wi Sasa te os, tank iM AND BOARD— nd board. § 0, WASHINGTON eatiy ces, 5904— es 3 BROADWA iE evenings. o ~~ vroiermge $424 a ae aie Strtit s: yg oa ; — Ti. ar. t -2ee" : = @ me Boom A roves, Bee. ¥ ard; $7.50. Wasnie , ‘. ; A BI wade furnished | ane . = bath —2 oF 3 os — | ** OCADWATY, rope Nota RPOSES “furnace. 80 _Clayton ’ DODGE: | } 0 = / yee T ch R TInE ireaton: 33 ngs. 2 $10.7 age A Hy hy ¢. Be > gentiem rn HINGTO BL. — Large | A) | ELM rage if Re Ph ne pont . HE 1008 WN om ce. 80x as re ro arh 80° SED eap ea ’ ikEs— one x4 Le — -~80] Vé¢aa . mn i ATI [or IARI Ve mer —— a ahs git) ae CeeDpin - QD AJ 4 was ie us Turr BoC eee) .* me 1 arge — Vy oe In ”" ; — re Pi: a Ti 7% a “ Bee m j a — %: fir . adi : . RR — , , ; . ect Dot . sh us Ww 90. — ery is RING sone . 28 — DE Easy ripe —brend-s ls. 4th a: a ok 2. lx LOOM. Ninele AHVCer Front le — w _1i ca —_ c 4178 Nae Jesirec ences henett 711 Taek ™ — api . R INE ss Pi 9 Bkos rE stare. ydown ioer car. ba eg ae oT =e meal .EPT.. | le scorched: $3” Sthvand’ Gruen ah | apes bee Se a a8 Neatiy tur gacer ‘neceaaaiy’’ ots)? 9" aa hos REALTY foe ar car’ 7608 Bont, roads Big. 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ENC 4 ore j, better — GTO: i a tab : 3 inal moe ASHI ers tu —24 floor McP heat pete. 6016 } Cab Tine id CE readwi ffice. O w iat ho or ma Kirk CO. Geet vacant i eal “- . } : ton ae D ©9010" Y Cy vr 1 even! ; a0 hy . ra tab \ waist 7rN\ 5 0 Tris! f - PH ‘ — ane it a’ Hier a ay Q = m™m D woot { 4a To! > i es a SMORILE 0 "ash! ear , > a a ured TIR EF ~~ an nee 7] & ple . baa ne’ g Bl... 4 — term i 2.5 7 “. er inn sa OD.” 7 asthe, ed oe (mma c ae i ~ Ey . ! TIR ‘ - I = 1 MINS nadie _,1307—Tovey (D8 WA" ; . BL, 4500-5 sonable; Cabany th 50 Fi __ Apply ges. “a part. :— = sei ales jephone Beri (3) 'BuU bata he vrs" THU > $330 == » | oe @enioun rin - ast Kea new " T wenien ~Ust coy A. 10 18 hen er ae tory ——— hoard e ri Mie) 1 oard _i- RTM! Lae ‘ ~~. Be a PERS - t-wat | fur 8 ev rn st A FICE en Lt w ce Treo hs Cc corne ted, . PS 3 te les; . oe » wae st > pg = t — Central | 000 T Bue 4 LM. t half ee an : —— idea. eleepin NSTES wor Lome of utit root f —- NG - heat. shed at A net an 5 SPACE seated + i sng! | 856 UU? "Worth — rE Nee . a 150- $32 modeis. is arrang. atx tourin, al #80 -* IRES fa ROO 6163. — at - s rooms: ac CO efined cou BOTT: ehed S86 rnd bee ~- fermen. B Acca Loc nes | eon: . COUNTY } H lo ce hg E ete , 3 . ba gc ca 3 | and re _ {} Mw -—- or \ a ; $0 — u- RE om fi-ro ba : rpo co new orn riw h la OME is Wf reo erg Toisas EY ange terme to wut = tora | Pes. 094 BS ACRIFICED | ROOMS FOR R Rawdods eS : F7BO—Nicely fureished | agri AR re ga orayigs:| a ee Seiertel pasta OME IN OFT | Bae gee mere i uri demo ves ust uit ra ai tur es 7 3 ; tler uM ——- .. for ER PY! K of ( curnist . ro LES CO eas icien (C6 Ro iz. to ev ces s por t, » bu (502 ri @ Brenna tii" anes 2 Pa aac! Band get¥ano! factory ae Sie .D isome — e niabed, U3 RENT——OITY - WE saene.” 1 Pt... 4069 vive care pom §-room” £0.88 De Zanen™ Sn] — ia ie town. Con. —ATSERT os _ electric. pe and a | RESIDENCE—N, anatas is te bape ee. 3783 " ) ria ————— ‘cases. Cabe ae a . lectrrio ilding x for Ra “hestnnt. | zece rooms, ~ bath i= iourinen r Co. see ic? OR 17 I 9 Ust.? Bn kM wEST PINE” se repeat — ~~ as shen , oveter: te ot. ¢ | ourings, Sr » 2820 N. tru eo ay €o0 Irg 430. | A L — bathe: ST. 3187— Stes: bing; $1 bey — ea ater. ‘ae Bi. 4a secaahie. § “Y FEAT FLATS S FuR — _— a MME - | . 344R l; ER next .; terme. ete. 3 “in car — aS n'.* Tabler Bu" clase on our Nsola oote. f4a- ASH ° heat onecti uD. = wat - rac © SR) nome is. hot wat can’ PLAT ad v ac carag - Fth rR. we tj “OTTA J oO oie? re ms oon O late te Pas Fad n othe Daren nn Lonen. 1 la eae oF gn¢ bare A— $5: sting reyes. b ro ee, free ph 811—Bea - » $3.60 eset, Cornt eos “annie =i ge: 26 fi PLC and Ch O.. 7 AGES—84: J. McM m. | ee: ou sie ' sentient: . modes. 1 o ao put = blue one toe | pe lay. 400 ose fsv "se. S0c¢ § WASHIN . ~ unfu ss Sassonen! useke r sT ee Seale room - (2 130° . 2 - x nese wt. ENT a2 — S RISSANT. North cotapt | Bee ‘Odell br ol 4 se egies $2 Ny ye 4 ¥ ) rrr ring real c STOR de e; dk e r+. strc d ic o vn ec Su. in GT ifurnis en! ep- oom, ki E BI laur A t ki irnisn = | 3 °> guar ue : nts, a |. ORES 00 55 oe 6028 Jen ; ick illey ' w ven , 181 bar _— CO.. posit on't sore daily paily , out & roo ‘ON, hed room of lau rit chamatt undry; $ Stet aiee ed | 0. Dic eee lar Hea EON t lot 84— mp l; 6-r mode th. aE rent yee tone NO: hae gale —2ng Arive 108 on | 5 eatery see 5 hg ag Tee 3107 rooms; of laundry, ppl... S03R—Nice Y ee OF Dickson, 3 + ge ro t and et; Sav © Nic tO8W Ch ;, 6-room frame rn ¢- red otw- mit _ ih Lae 110 an . Pag at a 5&5 N t OB NG fe tin un Sun HINGTO) eat —Slee , ge ike: ret y. pt e: every Nicely week lani? ® owr m 3 re 4 ooms, » hot | & R. usit 6 stor Main ps nema Blagg “2 ~ ole data rLA Tourip Cet & Mend. ap it hom . Grand #2 ?P uning tne dis Three ploved aty IN, electric ping. ho 4 eae “gg e Vi oe one furnished BE ~ 3003 wil Cums ‘arge rn ath. .$49 ST. LO at SCOT $40. including £7 © 4508. ce Oe Bes wis ans oe ga _firand. ™—7 ine pee: = (pen « hel! mS STEARN e. oe "teae NO Ti and R count. loved front 3501—S! phone: eee rola. + lence shed N AL’ ies Dick p ma oeenieniios ; 4% 50 | ue = ona TT. 800 cing royvi ‘* to 6: roorn ame «2 4900 ‘27. acne wel! eae ine" S 1 4 “Cabany bis = F006 | | mee. coset = epairing a fiseeak” ing om ip. i Rooms ae a aie eS henee- EIMER & wh ne a ¥ 00 2302 wet. 8—Medern Chestnut. c. Agent. Grang Toudw s 4°000 | Improv - Our ant care “$s? wond , 99 ) —_FEX Park. =atrtmar wren 1 or co »? ~ APLE L —_ (2 408. 3 BRO ent r aon | GOTTL store: __ 4063} of Ca J let 1c vement . , : > PE = Gi . uM up ec- ry B! i s —_—— 9 Ww RE ad 1EB fin | BUN - peemudene, Te HART a: tion . teu Volta S, Siu 21 T Faarantes “~y and tarar AD oe room 5s ag -.4 we = afn ALT Pp e busi GALOW __ Wes ree B Ss. MAN , on —— 7 = . ape: 5 way ¢ oO ompeil rears” fe cl NOR rom r ne! a ee Soggy a ral Y ht Inc est _{c2) nce h m ef Me pe b RAL wae NDIT : Sid ~ ¢) ‘TH urnish a Pe Fur- | yo ligt og mer UNC ike ¥ out, ficie —_ ewes . m osteo: cord E AS TUR ION ney experience. ne ing MATE ed ___ RON ———— rten ° ished iple on Rees pe ; ja ng FALO rent S Srmma!! mney iy —~Dodae — 7 - . - ; £: co Too ET, room ailliiiaittia. 468) . A | , eee vt oo ‘Colfer 1308W a uits only: —, ia (9 Pe : 5 fame We =phiens ISTE a lent. ters il oe = heseamere 5 oll large E we gy *-~ mae sae ist igbe : d.—Lady A ei Park th t FISHER cas ‘wor ~— ene'te, N. ing! Liu - msde | Strele n. writ oe Siok at ss 4 1923.» at. Ope world" — $7 | De WAY Verte ‘Acol! ee 3 ies si aint ik ed, ~=ROOMS reascnab Tet eee ——-—_—_ ox | er.’ bish TIGREEN 616 ore, hard Gor 1045 Ox! wl 4 re > ts" | uart “el Shai ena &: ay die 50 rerparteatl: . ertea: aI en oa. , new pri rt; | F — th Sete aren “ —: Wre ee = with respected) ants? | * = “Chestni N. 816 Pin > 1 OTT AGE—4-room 36: price Bos ote a 6 Sunday . afb Py er 4 € tir ° As oe ; ‘x Sport piay— ; mediat abie ee weran : @xch . 1004 price LAI) ee inekeen . r bu - a o sek Rel: lable F 261 5.@ fair : Ne Aras ut s ne ‘cG | elass cor ierenen. 5 BL my way | ¥ eurin : Olive; wi arene “ions wean inted @ stunt ort Touring. _Oltve wt. bargain. for Gu anged on | no; | _lences. ne rnished Poteet Be misekeeping rooma. aah Nay od ouen —_ A “IB conditio seen ie Dany beebot. . cu rhe sh " #te dh ates eve x ~ a3 seer Stu power Fiako- ae) r terms. iia aaa grand KNISI cor ce n for +. — For St = ie c i ceotenee or sea . aon beds: ~ ENT EAT —Five RS § E ungalo n, Owner, — reo j: Vaniene ~~ terter and de ‘c6" Tits! Fee bargains ex Piosea tie | “Asolian C see it Fan ay femntiy ns * ROO Aaecrinchonanc? set vent share DET) near Shaw —Five rooma & S Lay | w—9 Blaker ents ouring enter. cher extras. | demon ~Daseen ~ Ya some Open ft De me ro "'s Ni — i sAell d pew ; Lo. 1004 , wT. Ta) 4505) \ exe “ iM ner ie m con ven. R MS AND ai est & Ae a ne 444 — Grand Sin Fok newly A F 1 ~ Phen “aaa brick: lakemo ohart vr” 3 ; Rant oe ie goood ore 2 Neel Is Wr tak eae ee ea TATE oeesaee P| Sits . tires aL. — res, 31 ' er: origina’ like ‘enings. Pp A * 5730 — oot t mechine o — D BI — pt.onai a oe ee OOM A D BOAR —— DE 7 Mii] r Mo As r y ent 80 Aor Solid aga ’ FLEToe Ge Grive: ancri chicke re Place me bie - | A mmonth); cticaite new iowa S50. nigh’ ne beac- IANO—A. mo Page Ca ] , 405" ping._ads 35204 rivate family _Post-Diep _ BOARD ¥© D WA Rites asage. — is ba a a Dieplon tte dat | ER R HARK eacritice for quick ce town. 4 Se lime 4 - ‘or Sa hING new | ' wn bo a ; U- ; e/d n A roc Cat ne!) ,oy m N I> ©) ni in ~ — amily. Rc ,* seatch em Wa NTEt ——= wood Ff - 54- block (ct) town 3s5¢ dai line —— HAR th. : or qu diepiaw 4 ty. ie Sage sad pote’ rer 5 nian ‘i it h ot and have 2 Braum) ene s0oM. fc OY sf 313SA- Se eaten! te c ~. & AND onan Wid. — West B [74s — ro ir ro west of | display’ “s0¢ Tr bec § | FLA N.@ — REAUT ck sale, e! mare” a ata * sir oO leavin 10 er - for?“ - _ tor ~ apr r = ' ' nani — scale’ 50; om ‘ oc “ aily . “vont ee sport —— es Co. ‘ele Gave ~" eer further. ler: the owner oo - 40 —— “" —_—* heat. = et - Di ‘spe st OAR Db Ww td os Le ee Me DO} snoow ms, ™ i warage. “ ya — ) es — he 1. electri ot 6 om f' OPERTY = be Louis. | | 600 as wer © Iichenett «& —. oon cars: oo S ; oo man oe (od sari chan! R. Levent ngie| ** menis alm uture BS; LA ma, heat. ii 36— r 2205 ished + eet. m HOT Ls a SSELI $60: Park bath. b tric;| O90 tn > aout ana ¢d.— ( cert Thon win: = “st t a Olive — eS ween oe ING ; low an 88 vx nest an — AF AYETT rr —2 a 1 room; > AIR rt ee lal. 4248 ark c th, heat, : 500 tn | lan ee cn For « 6) Es. F will rents arphy famniy 3 5 ” & - is; $5 price 7 Mm fc” mf so at 0 mam = 312 Fw s. ™ = ar eat. - tn i dj cure unm exc 1 ha ~ 7 ar 7 open « ; o oe and Bement Bate” cord. tire good: The , CONROY’ a= ee cas — ~ eat. ‘int ; ~ +] = Ene a unfurn! —— IDRAT HOTE _— 750 Py VI woe 27 7 eh + ae ’ om newr- » rage ——e i; t “take = on 3 rohange. FLAT ISHER 7. ec meas pnge ‘price $i, | Rig. NEE! ;, ¢ mR on ngs A A res, repe! e th : : : se . Mik ht — taom e v tu _— u et . , ath er: ®& aI lites _ : la mn. .. come exch acres thf . ‘ 5 OP TOURING - = x of STOMOBIL gvaran « | PLAYE a os ; terme ’ “Hl AN a4 © Ser to .—~ ~—r (c) wy D. ib. 5 my a2 —_ vo. 3 team __@rn Rm 280SA—3 ° wocamt Ao Let ' "| Seeasenger *Ps Baw ager Propert, ange $21. ee 1301 Matis $139 2 Chest eaten. Sik 4, a —ndlbaagg —— . 128 Locust. Centr ‘| eb ER PIANO $1 on oe STaLozet snare mall ants” S087. Ame: the-'St aay a room fiat; ie ienuth ee © will give @ | Goch’ San 2 Magazine fe03) Prin : ma ou nos. ZZ erre reo; tc) ' rrr xa yi a } strict! = : = wi: Ses » 392% ra 3 qr =" th PY; perfect Truck ral 860. | PLA n Piano. C2., tone: Popa (aie) | “OS iar ae18 TF _priva’ furnish ies eee 4 week PFACH otly moé- — se Minna hwab car,” never gai?? & Mee a 64 + ie =, me se — See ts monthe; Stor For Sale | PLAYER FAAne 2. 1401 “Gir mahogay pong une kne — Purnia ed fer ty. t6) HW asian. Gabsune” 3) ‘ACH, 854—% West 9a | CHEAT t gemults in nm paar pee » aioe 1028 PET GRADT # 9 and © roo ewst hide : tsi ook Warne” eolid truc thes which S—M 2 r Seat 45 OAR east + urnie? hath front. AN one ore out . gwnin Mode TC cEY P itv: bar = “_te4 . rt et NT P weet 31 PER ms. “* — ¥ othe: use stee k: ru @ pric te ma any ; et Ri Fle ied - h and bea ronr } ‘ ITT awd e Cistr st ; Se ae rn flat > Ex wFA arns~ ® buy 4) . PROP 196. De ME for it; L whesia, only | The hb Aone si15 Sate = eote PE | eervoilr Park: ecping at, ' Eu iropean Di TOX aN HO ‘oa REIT 1805 — chbort ar: © ee me Senet TH Ais 2¢ be — ad 499 er. rs ra —i2i8.202 1% rtm ER ” ehar iv guare ave 7 monern “a "=e — > a LE AV med gg gy a b-room e ist magh- | ana ry ee Ey rad =) wood PR mm ge o- . eps renpect Sunda pe —Covered hat | with privet ntees all its i pai Popes Oo, . duet, comfortable LINDEI Csbany endiusted. preted. in gra ust" rooms, kitehe ———— bar street: Soiree ae ay, rach cic. | MoCRA tow fiat. 4 FITT 2 >+ yes ell yDG sollent eames THE & {T,_PIANOS—Por ts pianos. | VELTH FE Bl 2 private — go> — 1h sL PI y SR Genk, | BE SS. Fisi ren: | iitchenette, nent - 12 Sey bay + “\coate and fiat “cn Forest 4 beat: ‘prid © rooms. . Gepost E aD - ©." condit = U0 - Al. DWIN ; r ren —| Swarts s w ng tow confe ted fiat > OnE ride . bard. SLive woTu Sed ne a. ELIVER ee Olive. | ‘wit HT Pi IN PLANO C om; rent —_ ic “paces oes s— —— gare, foe eco _car_t x rooms. Oliv 7 HOTEL BEL LEGL gE: LEST ish; de = hat have 50 ectionary ors: | vise RAMEY event ira a; ce R (eB) | T th prt aANOB@—Feor o 1 rent #> ome ---- cos, cas, on nect ae. o Soy! Ol! furnish Call ¢ ADE, “pre so ' Obe ATE c - -—~ --~ you? es from ore: | ar is _— ren Y 3; | THES vile © 1311 O1 pited . aenen fe = I . tna ed , |_ owner, 262: bestnut ot. 60 —- To a Nort 179 or Al e For mit i = ,eam ge i inde ary) fa aT ne! 8 =. esinut et eu! acre aA ny ast | eal t Grant = i Tro been em 4 B 700 TRU CK, _ LDWIN PIANO CO inter « ve jo®) ~ ow ——— heat, ight - ITA’ A MIL TON NH 6810 and or sd Ye ‘ ° staal aan 424 a dint P erscragre 27) egy 0 Rentncne aise r Areno, water heat. ws. ee ’ ;° mo , batt a a Furor " rye OS few vt ’ m OS a net. : and — | OF rt to ' ' = a ; lew ¢£ ine a bod) 048 a: re alk eat ® arth. — Ptr est lines - — . 10 (of) . [3—3 OS aiatiae ' hath ‘ «Tram " and n ae sso) _5179 4 or v, lev a) Ing Pplie al zi - ° ‘\ = halal ae ra wl TE) ’ \ } = or 5 aie . +4 ~nr De. c '*%* eat. rf ‘es ’ Fe Shak and ix rou port $350 ee ert elan’. BRU? "NN Wa: ive. d saan : ue ’ aaa — A NI AP T, - a ;seT reo —_—_———- ,ter err ents inc! — ai fa 25 né; 800 ston, ey. on! Truck: tog t . 1c62 ! re swic’ hin .* (oR) ences part 5 o- eautifull W to tee > . a “a 41° ms. — — Ho ™me or or a ) alfalfa: tn a” poe & Rn : a ae run bodies. ' trucks: 62); c cord K—B es FE wee Sy a rated y for nphene ment ‘shed ie RMI lew , 6742 2 fe «room sa) | F ANCE (cage: wort? \s FLAT mer Ri. i rée. De = : | PHON ive et cluded = y $72.5 Kit “, a = the all etear cate ae rR a cond A—6 -——— = h “ or S COM BD OC S ous —4A3? South Bd Td vy, . Grant @ $100. | OGR ly $72.50, = | kitenen pr zs ne: all ‘conves located: comf E Pleg | ETZEL. a eo meer ented ale sn il 5, will sell, on AT—4032 V e pUYS, EA oe ni Bieh: tend = ae | seas hannome fie prin Pla | CEMEXS 72— Front ropm: nice one. | = HOT TEL |i 07 rooms, Ail conveniences Phy sale or Excl Ee 1@G | a Wret_ Hoar ¥orene SONEY LOANED ; | " r : , af ~ y ant} = rt el 5 - Fora foe track ruling. tage gut . il Part ty —— Att eee — = kK T — ee ee wae at re. kay NES a 9 en's: i ie la ACHIN end OW ENT. ge «ing lL.” 437 _ nienc for wir? . house er ee anage urn ERN co =e. , ' hg * * — dette he ‘ehaat “* ee nr \ ed ead f ‘ 3288 ¢ nee tt . “som ys ri at con Ap HAS RIS Sivo. atartet I. ness Ford ‘Deates it T Miller, A oe igheut De! me; BSS 3874——Siee 4 “ apggeg ees A—Sma! on diepiay ive er daily, £0 Pe Ea oom fiat, fur (2)| Ca » wra—4 ttaces W — a Past oe Sears 1! oe you ai] _AnGetl : rr te “bes > ond MS Fonn + _ Soa stone, oe A Pw AP’ = ast Sete. ee)’ samees | 104 re ——Two- 807 01 aby ‘4 an ren TT finor = tee ee F — 2 rset partme _ —_ P TS w =). — ws Fay in. t _ LATS— : Stinsun gee mecha > ter ive kd Di R} front 2£H0 rie wr light mn? ~y . FIA « . on ANT “bh Touch * n N ° i9 mer: eee inte mod ea gl ARD MAR re ay of Bisel, i. wnat nd cal nd ition - e! — ell) | De conven! roor ‘ 139— -— Pe armen ; PRING s eaired double Ta mt Email —= ma@ell i » — 4 IijTy RE A. ¥ in met brick Mgt mS Sunday. $700 ae: Wiete. Sethe solid DEI aaa cer nition Memeter Pententon — . par “ $4.00 — outh "7 i i meter” Wert = ‘Rox - me ¢ 4 pe AL ESTA ia, © LY ws etal : 4 —3 or 4 a F-190 west iT—4 Ro SA Price ! ) ” sin ine dail aid es r = ENR mrttal 10h ise keen oo oe me = rat ‘} ‘an ' after - nD : > —— FLA y 7 goa 7 te ?F ont — north Gre =o a wth Lc. * ee [karen $ii ; ai’ , u® R15 . tre Fi . . 7 = ? ~~ ms r ~, = c at - , Sid At ad tine e @& G t¢ 71 . os asconadé 20 ' diapiav eo 2 ‘y,, “Se on: dhe. , keep HT. 51 TE nm coe tore soma | WAL. ete SB. «54 f vice. adul. 264 Pos ~3 1 — = ats o or ‘: a . 206 ome Sang 85 be a ut - ae - ine si- ema. mrt hee! seta ic ardw tiGer _ . - ij ing Oo! i " . ; Ctvi , ral! lens cd ail 0 N Poo? . | a: —— RP e . ood 7 A } mt en s bat r Ma - be ide ra T _ ae ®; South e ectri ney ea. fam)! at nicely fer- ag non Bey, \ Dt Ap — “ FS toe z orsyth we 108) eae ey eens Ses |e er ttrect reactive, edjcining : garage: be — Hie Lo pently Furnished rooms § — A—Fu bath, rmined fi ‘- fer | KEN beat; ™ ana | $750. irculatio RmrIecna Tree larg . west ex ne a off THEIMER . vv s: 406.08 BRO. ‘ral - Wainwright Bid “Apariment. et TOO.. dm Bf es prea ny of = "aL Northwest SICIAN Bere ssa 209— xosllent B-roem eo a |

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: $2 i sae POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the vane: POST-DISPATCH ‘sina ea Equals that ah pany Chae ee becca the Times Combined. CESD4s = ST — TRY SULPHUR ON ‘ AN EGZEMA SKIN Costs Little and Overcomes Trouble Almost Over Night breaking out out of the skin, even , itching eczema, can be quick! erereome by applying Mentbo-Sul- ur, declares a noted skin s ag of its germ destroying prop- aeeetiy bel sulphur ration in- ease from skin irrita- = agit and heals the eczema t a = a fails to relieve the tor- ment without delay. Sufferers from wkin trouble should obtain a smal! jar wf Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from any druggist and use it like cold > and eigen ith one dent Committeed Suicide. the Associated Press CHICAGO, March 27.—A Coro ‘dict that Fred W. Popp, | president of the Logan Square Trust ‘and Savings Bank, which was closed two weeks ago, after Popp’s body was found in an automobile hal come to his death as a result of sul- cide “while despondent over the possible loss of his bank.” | An announcement was made that | ithe bank would be opened as a re- Logan | Bank, | Henry 8S. Savage, Stace | organized institution, the Square State and Savings Wednesday, Rank Examiner, was elected presi- dent of the bank at a meeting of | reorganization com-. stockholders’ mittee. Kansas City Gasoline Tax Issue. : Special to the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 27.— The Mayor's gasoline tax ordinance Coroner's Jury Finds Former — ner's jury yesterday returned a ver- | former | } was passed by the lower house of. the Council last night. The measure | was passéd by the upper house lIast | Monday and now lacks only the, Mayor's signature to become effec- tive. The ordinance levies as tax of | 1 cent a gallon on all gasoline, ben- | zine and naphtha sold, stored or | transported over the streets of Kan- | | From Clough of England come new gabardines And never before did you see gabardines like these im- ported ones—wondrous pe- can brown and apple green tones with silk stripes in A Suit of Clough En- glish gabardine custom tailored $60 complementary brighter colors. Many a man, believing that the spring suit can be as bright and different as the changing season itself, will be glad that we sent to Clough of England for these gabardines. And material like this is cer- tainly deserving of being hand tailored from individ- ual measurements. POPP BANK 10 BE —— = IBUY HERE NOW, OR PAY MORE LA 4° —y—) Barthel-Duesenberg’s Reorganization =) The Greatest Musical Event in the History.of St. Louis. The KN Greatest Dollar-Saving Opportunity Ever Offered to the People of This Vicinity, Who Would Like Good “a vigy, Music inTheir Homes, == } Fiction and Women TUESDAY, MARC > ———7—_—7™ eh IAAL LASDAL LIS SS SIAL ha sas City to be used as fuel for mo- | tor vehicles. Soap.— Cuticura ese are Without Question Sie Reorganization Sale of $50,000 | Lge \ WY Pianos, Players, Piionographs omen sovcock | MOST ANY PRICE—MOST ANY TERMS | Opeh Fveames UNTIL 9 O°CLOGK Colossal Barthel-Duesenberg’s Reorganization Sale are selling rapidly, end-all and at prices and terms ett ~ —Is on in full force. People are coming to this store from all points. Piano Wemaea * wabdae not? Do you realize that there are assembled here many of the best ne seg F janos in America beyond duplication? —We opened this great sale Monday and, “Oh, what a crowd!” We broke ALL RECORD selling / ee ale with eager buyers and our MATCHLESS BARGAINS were ;CORDS for > in JIG TIME. Tue Ut pecia iano Sale means the dumping onto the public of a rag-tag assortment unm : -_.. Most of these Pianos are BRAND-NEW and of the finest Ae wy chaise en ee eee es | —All the buyers needed was to look at the values we are offering, and deals wer made. Peop cash ye unprecedented bargains, and the shrewd “time buyers” could not resist the low om gy beautiful Reese bas = onl A BE terms on which they were allowed to arrange payments. There are JUST AS FINE OPPORTUNITIES waiting for Come at once and make your selections. Below Are a Few New and Used Specials for Wednesday and Thursday. BUY HER®. NOW. OR PAY MORE J.ATER. EVER keeping the highest quality at the lowest prices in mind, THE UNION HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY offers 3 beautiful Suites of furniture at $105.00 each. Whether you are just furnishing a new home or are replenishing your old furniture, you cannot afford to miss this great valee-giv; ing event. —_=— — — ee eS oS ee Se oF i « Equipped wi th recii ning back. 9x12 Axnenster | —— 330: 75 "$79 ¢ 's3 A Plain Statement of Facts! Many of our visitors have inquired if the goods offered at the ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES are genuine. To all CONCERNED we wish to say that the majority of this stock is BRAND-NEW, HIGHEST GRADE, LATEST STYLES, direct from the great factories. All SPECIALS, if used or rebuilt, are plainly marked as such, so that your youngest child cam buy as intelligently as the most experi- — enced musician. YOUR DOUBLE-MONEY-BACE ARANTEE protects you. - a + Store Will Be Bs age Evenings During cluding EDis«as Cot “BIA Terms will =a 2 as bs a ‘ = eng ie PATHE AND VICTOR. P ~@ e ei Barthel-Duesenberg E 910-912-914 sia Street ” Wieeitte. Beautiful full 9x12 Axminster Rugs of high pile wool, in pretty Oriental patterns. A very special value. Oxit Velwet Rugs: beautiful pa termed and olored Veivet Rugs 29 75 Priced extremely ‘wT a ° 9219 Brusetels Rees . ce ae gen 75 SPECIAL! It ee Art ae re: ine oid “ea! Squa: ~ 8 one piece We timctude with these machines this week a ‘ewel peint with which te pinay Edisen recerds, and a sapphire bail peint fer tite Pathe recerd«: alse a full a«sort- ment ef steel needies. And. re- member. these mach/ine« pinay = makes eof recerds correcti» f - Car Fare Refunded te All Purchasers Within too Miles Pree Delivery Free Bench Pree Relle and Records Side-Icer Refrigerator Finis h in $ golden oa k. ] 9.4 19 has double 1124.26-28-30 OLIVE ceased sag STREET tien and is a great ice saver. A marvelous value at $19.75. .= pete ane ns HA amen , ai OY achy “ pa ‘ av Perce Aide . ’ pio. yi Fd igs 1 ry b me a eS ae yan oe > a

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aphs N EVENI L 9 O'CLOCK ion Sale ST ates exsettye a. We were TIME USUAL NOT SO with this with _— cked up rument the easy ’ waiting for you. sday. Per Week ~. — — s . -_——- _— + — AAA AE at) ) AT $68 acts! TONISHINGLY y that the majority STYLES, direct plainly marked the most experi- SE protects you. Evenings During ae — | oe —— | (JSJosaSaaaaS SSS SS SS SaSaeaaSaSssasasearasaaesHeaees—: —_d (Sige ai— ——- | 4\-—— oS JasaoqoQcnaeeesue—eaeseaqQ1Q»e7sxyer Soo) a a | J quod | quad ( annual | - i. i iin i ae eo oY —s | Bw — a = |S = 4 —— dé a) ———- 4 woe 4 = iction and Women’s Features ‘ESDAY, MARCH 67. SILLLLSYLT MAS 1b 6) KY SAAAAMALELLIAAADAASTASSALLA ADT SA ESSA ANA | © yy), SA SIILLISLSISLSESA ASDA ALS AM hh WW Lc, LL. dldddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddsdddidhdhddddd A WELL-GUARDED GIRL Miss Lois Bailey and her German police dog. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Bailey, 603 St. Louis avenue, Clayton. x AC ALITAPPD MELA TIF” : ‘ ‘ » Pe ea 3 a, a Pa ~ Le MMA hhh dh hdhhdhdibdbbe . x , nee x AALILOOLLLEL LILLE LAL DALSTL IEEE : TTI CIE Lc adddddiaaiiauiiidaaaidadiiddadiidssdstbiddbthddidiliilitdddsddbdddddidbdddddasdtd T. LOUIS | POST-DISPATCH \ a Sok SY Ss I hen \ , ‘ ONS * -_ 4% mii? 3 y% and iddlstdddddddddddddddddddddditididhddddisddddddhsntitiddldssdddddddddiitididdiisdsisdisdicdssdidddidiiddlisddsnniinnnin SN tills tht ddd hig / Popular Comics News Photographs TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1933. VIVIGILISTSTSSSSLIESSSSS SSS SpA, LAL thittiy VIVIALSEELSEDLS SS. MALL, CLL hhh iiititiidititidiill CAL ‘am SILIETSTSSTSS S/F VTi dbdhddbddsbdsihdddddddbssdddigddddsddddddddssiuecee MMMM WO hkl TIT Ae td hiss sdsssisissssddtidid CHILD WHO IS FIGHTING FOR A FORTUNE The late Peter Cooper Hewitt; his wife, now the Baroness d’Erlanger, and their daughter, Ann Cooper Hewitt. The Baroness contends the child is the daughter of her late husband, but his cisters insist that she was adopted and should act share in the estate. The case is before the courts of France. hihddhdddddbdddddsdddddidddbdddsddddstsdbddddddddddddddsdddstddddddddddddddddddddddaded OR ene a re en rre tr ror SOL LL EE LE LLL LE ELE LLG lly le ey a . ~~, ~ ‘ “ > SILSTITTE WALL Ma VILLLITTTIFU bi WT Ld dddddddddididdddditatddtddttdddddddddddddddddddddddut —Jennings Studio. Lhhdhbdbddddbidddddddsiditihishdddhdhhddhhhbdsdtdddhh dddddaiiséivinunazczcc0rrczncxcx5nan. NEW CONGREGATIONAL PASTOR To the right: The Rev. Russell Henry Staf- ford, who will begin next week his work as pastor of Pilgrim Church, Union bouleverd and Kensing- ton avenue. He will preach his first sermon there April 8 His former pastorate was the Firet Con- gregational Church at Minneapolis. He is 33 years old. Mihihdtidtbsddhddtllhddddbd. »~ ddd dhhdsiti¢hiihdiiiiidiidtisssddiddlilidiieeecn Wi iiiididldiidiiiiddidéddddddidddiidddaddiidiiiisiiiiniiittiiittt hibhhd Lhhhhidddiihdhddldtddddddddtiddidddddiitdditde Lh dddadiédédiddsdddddddddiddddddddisdiddiiiiisissiiLiii iL LUBITSCH STUDIES OUR MOVIES To the left: Germany's greatest director (on the right) is being shown over the Famous Players’ plant in Los Angeles by Cecil De Mille, one of the most successful American directors. ~—Pactic @ Atlantic Photograph VIUTVALS MATES PSD ITY ILEPITTED Lh shh. hdbibididbdddditdhdshdddhsdddbshsdatiddddhidididddddddatdddddeecnec OMA aaa hhh dddsiisddidlddidddd )LcCCLLLLLLL VALLES LL IPCE LOTETPO OAL AIAELD AAA AAAS IAL LABEL EADIOEETEDILS IAS AAB oe SATA LSS Le LL Ahddbbd hd Abidbbbastsithidddbbuistesten. Oe itd SbOGL PA LADLLLALO LLL ILA LLADE WT, ‘SIS ALISA S SSOPLIL A PPS I Pf, AMDIPOALI SLL iy SIS —Internationa] Photograph. MLLisidiiihiiiiiiiiiiii¢idididiiishitidiidididdisdisidihhhhhininiiihhttiihihihhhhihhhhhhhththttttttithtthttiistiiiiiiniiii THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN LAST SUMMER ‘ From left to right: Mrs. J. Kearsley Mitchell: her father, Edward T. Stotesbury, presumed to be the richest man in Philadel- phia, and J. Kearsley Mitchell, whe has been identified as the “Mr. Marshall’ who was in- terested in Dorothy Keenan, the cloak modet, found i murdere: lin her apartment. —Parific & Allettic Someries i = aor Atidhsssiei“e FASS A AAA AMF OAA SSS SSS 4 "y ers: ses - # oat Pe Wink f = ea 2 eee, - OE Ere 5 . LOT ee es am

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_— ew ee ee or eee Le : ; TORT RRR TERETE Tre eT eT : " : ge tae , yeas “ % r : c a. PRE eee ee eee ee TTUREETT CHT eEee Terie et Teer ewer eETE: « ry ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923. - - By MAY = nol - - ad - SUMRISTHE ™_—* oi - = - = 7 a = = = 7 — - al Peel Reel Reel eel Balt Eo an ee oe ee Copyright, 1922, by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate. LXVII—CYNTHIA GOES AWAY THB CHARACTERS. » CYNTHIA BRANT, country girl, living in @ New York apartment ‘she bas inherited from an old lady she befriended. RUST. ALLISON, her gay end frivolous friend. ALEC KERR, Ruby’s fiance. QUENTIN GRAY, an artist friend of Ruby's. AUNT BLLEN, who keeps house for Cynthia. ~ MURRAY STEWART, for whom * “Cynthia is working a8 a stenog- rapher. “MRS. WAKELAND, friend and ‘rich client of Stewart's, who takes fog, as the ve hicle swung down the street. “I just had to have a compan- fon, and you'll be such a help, as well.” dress we're going tot” Back of ber afford en opportunity? “I Delleve I gave him the aé¢ dress,” sald Mrs. Wakeland vague ly. “Anyhow, Murray knows where I always stay when I'm in Chi- taxi raced up Fifth avenue — > —s They reached the station at last, | and a welltipped porter hustled _ them and a couple of suitcases fznto a Pullman car. Mrs. Wakeland sank back into her seat and gave a tiny laugh. “What an enormous and contin- uous rush one’s life is! Don't you think sot’ She put some maga- zines in Cynthia's lap. “My life used to be as slow as the village duck pond,” repiied the girl earnestly, her eyes as bright as stars. “I thought that joy and —and love—and—and everything —had passed me by. I felt as old as the oldest village spinster. But pow everything bas been recreated ’ for me. And—Mrs. Wakeland— I've got to thank you for the transformation.” “Rubbish, my child!” Margaret Wakeland was pleased, but thanks invariably embarrassed her. “You've only got your own sweet, sympathetic personality to thank. And of course the legacy of that charming little flat served to up root you in the first instance. But a girl like you wouldn't have stag- mated forever. You've too much ‘jumps at the crack wove — ee to Tame Your — _— -— ‘Husband Even ¥ Hels a Bully You Can Handle Him by Making Him Realize That HsIs a Brute—But Don’t Try It When ¥ou Are wn Curlpapers and Kimono. By’ WINNIFRED HARPER COOLEY. EAVEN preserve me from such a domineering female as Mrs. Poor Jones probably feannot say his soul ts his own: claimed a friend The woman in question did indeed to be an aggressive trpe because she was large and But as a matter of fact llo when Jones: ee ex- appear merely loud | oiced. she was docile as Little Ro lineata . ra forced to endure instruction from _ . -: ; impossible father Many married : ‘ on a — couples present (tnis strange anom- Ty : “ae - hs ea? — : \ Ss a> hel s “ | he ‘ t¢ to = tous being law. ' reas, a big Ma ‘ a " ae his ffice : ; = Pai Liek ; ; anages irgce ailairs i anced ee im 2 >» had ; a will cringe an Ow efore a wisp of a wife Indeed. tt advanced as a theory for the prevalence of lodges and secret orders in which men have has been |giloried in fancy costumes and a lot ‘of red tape and rituals that their self-esteem was pieased Dy deing called “Worshipful Master” decause at home they were less than a two- spot! he vert “Look at Simpson, of a whip, his dear little Mabel is as sweet as an ingenue in a rural comedy!” ex- , . on* ~ _~* ~ ; ™ « Ciaims one of their acquaintarces. Hiram “Yes: how does she get away with it?” responds another unfeeling gir! friend. “If I tried her tactics on my Donald he'd do the original caveman character for that. You'd have {stunt or elope with the blond mani- broken away, sooner or later, once | °™ you were equipped for life.” “My shorthand classes*” “Yes. It was a lucky day for rou, in more ways than one, when you bicyecled to the pearest town and took a secretarial training. What a loss to Murray Stewart, for instance!” And the teasing lady raised her brows in quizzical fashion while Cynthia biushed. Mrs. Wakeland rose to lift her leather dressing case down from | the rack. “I've got some sandwiches in here, And a thermos flask of cof- fee, because I don’t believe you've had a bite of breakfast.” She opened the case, which was fitted with cut-crrstal Dboitles round the sides, tn [ittle pockets, and tortolseshell brushes and boxes of every size and shape. Cynthia had a cup of coffee and a sandwich, and gazed out bappily at the flying landscape. iow pret- ty it all was. She wished that Aunt Elien could bave shared in ber en- joyrment! But them, Aunt Ellen was per- fectiy contented, pottering about the little flat, cooking dainty Little dishes of ber own concoction, read- ing the dailies, drinking tntermina- bile cups of tea, and gazing at the shops. The landscape grew a little Dlurred as Cynthia's head nodded drowsily. And pretty seon she fell asleep. and dreamed of Murray Stewart. It was a very bappy dream. Ther were married—znewly married—and going traveling for their hboney- Moon. Tomorrow—Another Conquest. — —— = What Mothers Should Know (Copyright, 1925.) By De. CHARLOTTE ©. WEST. Resticesmess at Night. HIS cendition is a source of great worry to the eobeervant mother. If her little ene is in apparent good bealth, eats weil, di- gests his food. plays and romps lke & wormal kiddie, she Will be at ber wits end to understand the reason why his sleep is so disturbed. Many ttle ones toss about s0 restieasiy @uring the night that they would hurl themeelves out of bed and are enly saved by the protecting coa- Times of the crib. As it is, ther are frequentiy found buddied in a Ifttie heap at the foot of their “downy.” Now, this restiessnecas hay be caused DY 4&2 number of coenditions. but the mest simple and mest fre- guent im 4m apparentivy well child i« vormas The symptoms secribed ¢ reund worme are somewhat indef!- nite, henee vou will met be likely to think of this uniess ywu actually see (hem. They, of courses, appear most fre- quentiy in the steeia, sometimes in very large numbers: they will wan Ger from the emal!l intestines to the stomach and irritate the delicate timing ef this organ. cornged in which ther bave traveled “pp te the ) hulle ear. Ooremvpa lt» a siek child “ aeecs are ' 4 . = } oy mf %» ™ making Younghusband think she has jis altogether helpless and dependeat But I've noticed the husband tamer has to be pretty and charming: none of your blustering. rgumentative women, trying to prove their supe- rioritr!” Mest women have noted the abore phenomena. While they are theoriz- ing on equality of the sexes and talk- \ing sanely of the desirability of a 50-50 relationship between husbdard and wifS"$S6Gie chit of a girl, with won't gO away tonight: I am 50 lonely without you.” she will purr. “But. my darling. we want to get a big contract, and this chance” “Yes, I know, dear: but I have nothing to do this evening. Other | wives have wo many interests “708 SIDE THEIR HOMES, but you know I exist only for you. and when you leave me evenings I can- not stand it:™ . > just The man may fume or fret or argue. but he énds by capitulating. | He is a lucky dog after all. he re- flects. to have wife so wholly de- pendent him; it certainly is flat tering Of course, does t consice that she has played bridge a d and is tired and wants lim amuse her. When Shakspeare wrote ‘Iam- ing of the Shrew,” he seemed pret- ty brutal, in spite of having been a feminist before his time, making girls wear men’s clothes and pro- pose marriage and appear in law courts. Having been henpecked himself, perhaps- he wrote this in self-de- fense to work off his- inferiority complex: Anyway, it has seemed very irritating to women, for cen- turies, to have a bridegroom starve and abuse and finally take a whip to his bride, however exasperating and spolled she was. But there are ways and ways of “taming” a spouse, and some worm!- en are adepts at tke process of sub- Jugation without resorting to such clumsy methods as assault and bat- tery. Yet there are cases where the methods of the zoo might conceiv- ably be excusable. When a husband is himself a bully he must be tamed by being made to realize that h: is a brute, and if he really loves the creature whe’ exercises craft and clever guile to subjugate him, he soon will eat out of her hand. The process, however. alwars its a dan- gerous one, and no wife can afford to try any taming when her hair is tn curl papers or she is wegring a soiled kimone. Like the ton tamer in the cireus, she must be beauti- ful and alluring and. metaphorical- ly, in spangles. Then when she cracks the whip the leonine creature (who easily could eat her up {if he |: realized his power) will be geo daz- | by her fascinating appearance | ee — ents a ll _ — — — — EE —— —— I —_— i ER ete ee ae gee er gear ee ee Pa ee - vee 3 . * ? . + L . D O U —_ -=— ~— a ene - - = — ee = pe eee oe ee _ a — = ~ — ee Le os ae alee ere — re een — = Sa - FOR AFTERN > | . VOU PK ae Rus ie ee ee AT CATS ~~ - ee ‘ a ee — % ie > “a “Se > x . : , z¢ / : 7 ; 5 P ag “Sy a4 5S / ; : 2 q a 7 . ¢ , -_ . ‘4 : aa 7 y ™ 4 » vo 9 iat as 24 “ , t pS q a4 ee ae } Ag yt oe SF FP As : ‘, Re oy eG d 2 — ne 7 sf - eg te a » Ay Pe >" 2 -_ a . M4 , d a EES oe Mee MS as Sa PR Di . itt t0t a “ . os - ee ' i ee ty ys ~ . . « AKe . . tae) eas Stee °% ; aa. S “4 tan a a et =, Ds he a ee ee a oe —s — -_ — - ke —=—=™ *» Second: Black satin of the softest texture is | to drape this dinner dress. Brilliants are used | color in the cabochon and shoulder straps. — Third: The dance frock for the June bride is of tm 'dy would have nether : nese for anything or Jumper. | | Down the Lene ’ : Left: Prock of soft lavender bouffant taffeta. The long waist, instead of a girdle, is finished by a puffing of the taffeta. Poppies of the taffeta have been appliqued on the skirt. The bertha collar is a fragile lace one, with a delicate design. ‘BU TORIES) »\ 44) \e "georgette crepe, trimmed with wrth: A dinner gown in iwaistline is not so low as in soft sash of the chiffon, 7 white, and I can’t fool them just by sitting still the way I fooled you just now. Look there, Petert” Peter looked. There, trotting down middle of it. 1 don’t believe uid do him any good sew, for | Fox would guess that trick mld leok at every patch of Poor Jumper: I de hepe won't catch him. Now If he a brown creat iike mine he Stand some chance of feoling . Fl! never envy him that coat again. No, gr, I never gs - - = ee ae ", , et — _ ' /as Reddy was past. er from under the hemlock he might see better. to understand why ‘Copyright, 1923.) A A A GL LOR A OY OO _Gjor ts designed and built to g:ve years of faithful. And it will If, through accident or otherwise. your Torrington ever requires the services of The Torrington mechanical or electrical experts for adjusiment or overhauling due to acadent or extraordinary use, you gre invited to make full use of the experience and facilities of The Torrmngton-Shop. We seil vou The Tormngten on the basis of your satisfaction. “fae” Free Demo astration ‘= cependabie service. ‘ peetrer 4 recess! = 1124 Locust S ELECTRIC CLEANER brow « | adl> ner ewe re we "Th » Teer THE TORRINGTON SHOP T’ tree recs * Ulite blue eyes wide apart and wondering, that he will fawn and cringe, and | ‘werrted by that white: —— + - = . "oo me *? it? — P . a * ; ; - & ; : oe a ~~" “ Ss e . | will toss her little bobbed curls and | al! will be well inside the cage. Peter Understands Why Jumper Is Worried By this time Jumpenll , =. appeal to her man in a cov or kit- Feeding time comes soon afterward. aw thet he was “~~ : 4 . a = - 4 . ay : . , ; : tenish manner. “Oh, SURELY you ‘ and the subjugation is completed. b nant “ys » Pineapple Marmalade | arent B Th t Ww B 3 moving swiftly . | | w a a le lt i le ee ae ee ‘ ee ne ey Be ee Bae Oe BP wwe OO Owe“ y 0 on . ge Ss Peter no in @ ' ; : > wa > ° W with his eyes. He 4 oranges. 7 lemons, remove | Housekeeping ORDS of WISE MEN The enviow “e gure to find ui he was @ very & : is (thin skin oranges), cliice | ™ ] (744 ‘ ' : 7° ’ : : = d final sappeared. + 2. . ~~ eee >S There's mu > wh » thew bh P ber i saves 7 ~ a S sharp Knife a9 the Ss pone b ~ ‘ i ; ; - : et. 2 | Hints Meditation is the soul's perspective —Jumper the Hare oo a “It i going to be as To one pint of this add I's Siang eis sa : egy ARM PF ox wr. Hast legs against t¢ legs 4) P= Water and boil one-half hour. a a a & ETER RR. BBIT nau alwus 3 ¢n- he ~ Gen ° ee a singie brown b ir.” “_ . tu a he oT? d t . I Fox.” said Pet to * Sets 24 pours, then add l ean = . , 7 7 - ‘ . sf ’ ™ ‘ 7 : ° Y : (Coprright, 1923 , : vied his cousin, Jumper the Hare, Lumper sighed. “TT? my coat - 7 — — @ singie can't hide. No, air, Pineapple. boil 19 minutes, — Old Raincoat. To persevere tn any evil course the white coat which the uma ee i eens niin a brown heir. That is, he can’t unless ae add 1% pounds sugar te each . . - oe P as fA » = & > | ast _ ‘.*, Ti bie oil : : makes you unhappy. 23 in winter. MW , time he had = big tch of snew boil 30 oul > : . _——— al at . | aaa Jia m wUsiiit si > | 6% pa il a] minutes. HEN the raincoat is ne longe! tnown Jumper to squat on the snow wouldn't worry.” said he. “But to the Lone Little Path, came Reddy | wearable, cut t it an pare oe a ee a es eee . “G os : | ; van on . a ae They are happy whose natures sort while Reddy Fox trotted past only a | 2@V® the sn@w go and my coat re- Fox. Goorby Peter, whispered apron to wear when washing eth their vocati : main all white makes it pretty hard Jumper. And off he started with ms with their vocations few feet away without ng him amu as Ne makes Kh pretty Rare. clothes er dishes. It wil) also serv . Ow .0ce. awa) MBOUL seeing Him. . : oie vre ‘ shes. | il also serve Peter's own little brownish-erar coat | EVerybedy else seems glad to have | 2! at jumps. The igstant he moved > ‘7 ~ CO ua=- — —_ — Tie +» | aii it Wi , ase ae v Jem & 7 oo . — : ce ae Gaveing pur Some people held the key to the showed up against the snow so that it | 2Ptime here, but I'm net. No, sir, _ Reddy Fox saw him and started after Tv, ** _ . e+. ~ — > 4 ”~ S64 é = . ,* : . poses Biter vou oe © i} por nets to an situat: a nd —— are too . any 7 wed 4 ; oe ar “ ~ 4 T m not Tt ic A hy ard time for ™m iii Tit. Peter didn t more. He kept } . ana - +} ; ae wees + 4 a ae 7. : ~~ = 9 ‘ ee ss _ _——- ~~) ’ a , a 2 7 ars for ae te 7 nan 2 + Know edge Oo. en puUul.S * e, -* ’ re i ij fe | ‘ qc; ae . T af and perha , ow ~~ . charity edifies—that is. knowledge . ttle nat of we = i ha ~s : 3 " ; De a) '@ ’ a) : i “ = U . *. i” on & . TN :? Tew . = “teh v make a bathing ca is GOOu Ween lt LnAS Wits 4 ind But Jumper'’s at ft 3 Table Pads. ony — ct lerge white as ever, and Jumper wus wor- The world moves along not mere- ~ Peter tris ‘ -omfor? . serviceabie table pads are aie —s. — ™ e tt . > : r tried to : — trom tie. . . = se eigantic Sneves Of 18 hero Al) you ] a‘? to uo :s to ~ 17; UT oOig count ¢ rpa Ss. .™ > Piec. 3 ' . s s+ se “= >: - - J . ' ” . = = aon _ wow reads. : “Yes. you would.” retorted Ip- ‘ b. ve S01 - P' ¢) a +> | _. ‘ + DPreages ome ¢ eadcs | draw iit iliamietns * ali se eae ee r You would be just as worried : hi > 7 | >. hy oO - aD " » . around the hen 8. M M TY, ~ a aae ae = Wane They ar : Old Dish Towels. brown hairs.” | ce keg ngured lin ) When dish ¢t mwwels have wort I Leo} J "2 ~ Pretty Aprons From Oid Shirt. st two teg : Zz $ 0 te « A Renew Old Rubber Boots. There's no use talking ae | . . TT % oi ‘ > - " : i ; ipber Dvots are Worn on: | «Senge ‘ 1 ou —no other cat flakes | : ; > he > > 4 \ } Ly - string a se t . of Gee seen tasteasgoodasArmour’s. | | ' sice\ves 7 ti ’ > s w a ao > - ~ ™ 2 : ato 8 soles i wear : is a They are the only = = aif = ’ WHOLE = i } e cook so quickly that the erv C natural flavoroftheocats | l e —— of | > is preserved. = cegter Serremt w Teer Hea,” Establishe:i | <e« ay swaaT * ‘eatrai sc" your groggry list naturali: ) Valier’ s Flour better baking certain and gocs much. fur- comes = Enterprise For it makes ther. Niilied from ~ onls the choicest bard wheat, it ts worth the exiTa if utiuc . * a

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I O R W O M 5 IN Si. Lsitead Pat nde rite t : TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923. ES eee Ea ———— ee + o = aan ee ane ale a TING WEAR | AREMEDY FOR GRIEF fashion News Notes By Winifred Black PRP PPP PP DPD LLL LLL —— ; On Leg 9 ae ™ ee a me, mH se ; NEW YORKi—A carved ivory | today is a pump in brown suede. ti i na Pea | ' ~ a > e's had a ts ee Wf. TS | | rose, almost life size, was the only | Down the outer side it haga _rew of *. XY gor ' a ? ae, iat spec. Gay my old friend was there at iny | tote woman evelets through which rown sila elie A ; ' ; rey bs a) } | ’ HY ‘ >. Ww \ + eo - 1e ~ p eves and — door, and he said: |, Ornament whieh one ciever cord te run to tie in a smart how at ‘| | if - ~*~ ~ OHO jf } > © = Tb) ayi/8)! 1 4 YT VC mouth wit! ine iines of suffering * ‘Well. l've come to ask you to wore today with a frock of plain : the ankle. , . ; nox Se > ee Lv, rarved -deep about ‘ - ‘ + — . 4 4 a & ae ' ~~ 7. , Death has knocked at his -.lowr. vo clock tomorrow morning. Grief which had a faint trace of pink ax “ # ) , : f | Deep gricf has been his close com- &nd bitterness and anxiety alW¥ays | the center, hung from a long thin PARIS.—A toque of black satin a 7 of ] put that appointment off until 11 black crepe de chine. The rose, meee 4 known the treac hery of one he ‘:rus*- that. It won't hurt them a bit to be a silver, pewter or bronze ie tue ae = iL} . ~ ae ow. » d put off a day. | NEW YORK.—There is still ap- gear for ane wg ae age oe Af cj he has lost } 13 money an | 1- e Ihe Habit Was Brokcn. eit} - toque ts urban 7 ape " “ [ a ro e other phase today to the large 3!!! . 3 | er wi 1 ne? up al nas been ili--his home is gone, and And, of course, he kept me put- veil which is the only trimming. on | ele wae weak Bye oa ) > : : he is forced to live in a strange city ting off the hour, and by the end of | many a hat. The veil now. instead | with straugers—-he who loves so well the week the habit of grief and the | of being heavily embroidered, is ——_——— His home and all the kindly tie# of | habit of bitterness and the habit of | lightly touched with bright embrol4- simple kindly friendship. worry was broken. | ery and has all round the edge a 6*- | s The blazing fire has gone out upon “Oh, yes, of course, they came | ries of tiny silk tassels matching the his hearth, and he has to sit with a back a hundred times—these griz«ly | vivid embroidered pattern. ; | steam coll for company. Visitors, but they were never a habit | : — Many of his old books are cone, | @gain! NEW Y —_— ees ees and the pictures he brevet Gan And I listened to what my old scone Sea cea eae here’ SEND THEM YOUR him from his father’s house—they | friend said, and began the postpone- | are gone, too——sold to pay debts that | Ment habit, and that’s how I lived were not of his making through this last year without grow- How in the world has he endured | ing bitter or morbid or unbalanced. ; L\u-——and lived “And often I long to speak to peo- Ile told me about it 4 lu y. ple in the street-and tell them my se- ) “I never could hav Lin at -«}1 °° cret. for 1 have grown to know the . - ; ; ‘ ” e said, “except for one thing secret signs, and ean read them as ! True-to-Life ed Eee Bears of ae See Me a eee Don’t throw it. away or Photo hs if continent Te eae ad ee byes, sti old friend who — sel] it to the rag man. ip Felders, exit’. taches hours with me so far to see me was the best of all. First all “St d qd” ‘I have 7 how you the 1 call him My Life Preserver, and irst c up andcar wa) that’s exactly wha&t he is.” and find out how amaz- “*t have been in almost exactly I'm grateful to the man who told ingly little it will cost to a : . . : ’ such-a hollow in the road myself, a this story for telling it to me. ] clean or dye those old and a friend come a thousand miles eard only today of an old friend clothes, draperies, to help me get up into the highwa¢ who is in deep grief. I am going to loves hat t again, so now l have come to vu. sit down aad write him a letter - “ 5, etc. “Hold Up Your Head.” straight from my heart, and see if 1 WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS ‘And the first thing I want to «ay Can't take a little of the bitterness is—don't be bitter. Don't let your | 9Ut of the cup he is forced to drink — heart crow hard. Whatever else you | today. do, don’t be cynical. Don't let this Faith, love@and interest in the cim- that has happened to you shrivel and | Ple things of life—if we keep these warp the generous soul that belongs | things what deep harm can come to | Sidmey 2824 : to you. us after all? 144 : “*Let your grief sweeten your life (Copyright, 1923.) - 3 Gravois Av. —not embitter it. | ““What if your friend did betray BANA™ CE you—-poor creature, how he must ~ , _ ' face and zmile | 4 T lemon juice. Waterp! oof = Nonfading a3 Holeproof e PHOTOS G) BY UNDERWOOD CSC UNDERWOOD ‘tang whi - 14 © sugar. } (ime eral 7 HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAREX— : willsper here | | rag pay IM For Sale by Leading 2 amy Stores, lock branch as he passed TCG eee rene ng | almonds, juice and rind of one lem- y 3 gar elapse to Han whey frit. | Over the hills and watch for spring | A Shade Shops and Wall Paper Stores eyes were fixed on that be mand some chance © ae tees on, ™% teaspoon galt, enough pastry cian 1 Sthmie 4 , ‘om across the mountains with : white form ahead of him. As f fi never envy him that sour to make a medium hea\ Steam. on goer gE meee ime Pee es ey her garlands in her hail | ohh ~ ° as Reddy was past. Peter Coat again. No, sir, | never | patter. at Oe sick ee EE es a “*Today I am going to make some NS ] west In Ww 0. from under the hemlock branch | Scald sweet and sour milk toget'- mrs aes si , vies Yea i coal in , ae te pn * ee saitalteaty little child happy. if only just for a | . he might see bett«r. Then he (Copyright, 1923.) er and strain through cheese clot» oF — ‘eae ag clingy WER ee f stréngtM@'T) éonre unfruitful , ™inute. or else ll take half an inour Extra sweet Western Distributors - to understand why Jumper Reserve a tablespoon of the almon-s satpro ep aap ats nt mma thee their effarte fail at | und go and see some lonely soul. or | | an@~—tender lworrted by that white coat of but add the rest of these, toge:her hissed and stear ri ee ee. ae ) . en ieee ll write a lettegs to somebody I've Ask Your Neighborhood By this time Jumper was | with the other ingredient to. tne; Fas “G = tac = ; oe , a peep begs 1 ee se a aah wted -or I'll go home to my away that he was only a wh | Pineapple Marmalade curd. ant into six patt “al o | “ : . | note ek etathd bin he gt dis ihe lonesome room and make myecif moving swiftly among the treem : which bat n lin th the pase | | ern eas sania de EE dr ae tin nie ill sadete é tenet and tultes it with freak | Peter had no trouble in findi ; tr > dems ep soem soos : : ‘ . aie : ; ‘é } ,ere throu ~U cehappics ut - and have a good cup of cottee with his eyes. He watched 2B 'ieranges 2 lemons. remove | *eTve?d hopped atinon’s and ke | pi = RU a Bg = Pt imply overflo: th pepper. punci “with real cream in it. and I'll taste til] he was a very emall whit y ite akin oranges). slice a moderate oven t! irm to the th ugh it do ; bans a dle pape , | ad 98 #8 sider’ of ‘ted; manent uae and finally disappeared. . Beharp knife as thin as possi- : | | ane tee eget , ERNE ye (forts. so th , Cus ; Le om + wh somehow. “It is going to be a case @Weone pint of this add 1! fas ¢ > nye . heat of torrid climes to! ; : Pay . —_— | nee past 10 tomoerrov legs against the legs of ae water and boil one-half hour — ee “i : ‘ les enaw wau'll find that a ' = ", nde of has ex- rmorni lt look Res | ‘Fox,’ said Peter to himself) and 24 hours, then add 1 can rn times it’s steam that ikes ind om 5 ee that all sums des- itterness and my worry in the face icant hide. No, sir, he Cant pineapple, boil 10 minutes, Soci ‘omer ’ ondon have things ¢g And since this 20.4 , tined for the pul . of purchasing fl answer the questions they ask ‘That is, he can’t unless he can eed 1% pounds sugar to each taken up the f i aris 4 had control, it A done thir ling gifts fo er be diverted to | big patch of snow and squa i boil 30 minutes monocle a: latina “seen a bette _ arital nterpr “A 5 minutes past 10 the next ———— aie & eine ee isten 10 ae | - my grief and :ny . “4 Don’t trifle with success; let sleep rebuild your energy Pos The personal force and initiative so highly M “fa isod in bustnens todey ste SS 1 Nc es @ expressions of deep-rooted vigor and reserve FINAL [OUCH | Bijgat power in the individual possessing them. Bits ft | To hold the pore that wins, tomorrow's Kayser Silt Gloves—andtheir note vitality must be stored tonight. 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pee ee / | COMIC PAGE MARCH 27, 1923 PAGE 30 ~— ae aa Mia 1! 2) i LH PARAS 4 \ Tai) min ti Vk ; —— — Bad can pull out ft And depa: eg leave bel Stacks of work for other Business, while we love to cet And tnerease it year by year Still a @uy should ne\ With his pleastre i: die ee ee ee Sa ee ee a. a IE ER nt Bt Let us, then, be Where the traps an Whfle the pill we : Steve himself will « QUITE so YES? - i. President Harding has been ure Easter falls on April te end politics in the Postoffice De- mig aay for the hare | partment. If Warren can * THE. SPITTER NW a street car strap I hinge Vho think it %s no c1 With the early morning enne Ti © off with umbre!'as. . While the smokers with their vajpers LUKS McLUKR. calmly sit While to sit would be a treat ut the baseball game you']) I dont envy them & sent find. Tf upon the floor they only wouldn't spit. A PAGE LINER | STLOUI [| , = —— ——e —EE — —— ——_ - _—— ————— ee CY WHITAKER’S TERRIBLE REVENGE—By FONTAINE FOX Lopsright. 1923.; WE DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITN OURSELVES ROAT | JOHN ANDI ARE « GETA HOBBY. | | Bored TO DEATH 1) Y | - Nor SUSBAND I WERE IN SANE Se mo SS —as 4anDp - $6 Me? wiv I'm He GuY YoU SPLASHED MUD on AN’ LAFFED AT BACK THERE AT TH’ TURN —y A a eRe neg THE GOLF LESSON—By BRIGGS —————— ‘VENED | . ~> EAT -. Tet@ WAY art ' PS is *- by Ge. ; c% NOW HEEP A FIRm a GRIP AmwD DON'T CET IT 3LiP wm ~ TOUR Pitettinined . | ae “aan OO SRING YOUR LEFT Hand cover ) / ATTA Boy ' “ECP YOu FRom | (_urne CLOSER To The BALL -- Rememeseer ABOUT Your GRIP -- Tear’s tT- — L Now! gama’ we MATS ait FOR ToDAY -- You ARE DoimGo VOeReyr wetl ik ae: — Beh he 9 ~ , ae . de Toms hc 2 ae —— ; ty rag — Ty ar , ete, : ¢ a a’ as hk ‘ ‘ J Ry. “4 a ee Tame. a. ee ‘ ee ik : y ? a a ak ; Pat m , : as 2 ; . SE POTTS. aR VOR grat > es i os —. 5 ae ins Asie cs Ro Mae oo Used the Post-Di 7 . ALLIES ASSER - PRIORITY RIGHT: »T0 FUNDS FOR GERMAN LOAN to Make Recent Foreign Currency Issue and Calls, Attention to Reparations. PAY WAR INDEMNITY FIRST, FRENCH STAND! Problem Said to Hinge on Security Reich May Give; Poincare Hopes Germany May Yield in Ruhr by the End of May. : By oe Associated Preas. a WASHINGTON, March 28.—Tihe statement of Germany's attitude *e- ward the reparations probdiem re. “ent laid before Secretary Hughes wy the German Embaasy here is us- ferstood to Rave indicated approval American plan for an inter ynal fact-finding commission sf « first step toward a @pilution of he presen? Franco-German disagree- Dy the Assoc'ated Presa. PARIS. March 28.—The Repars tions Commission has decided onani- mously that Germany had no right . iaevue fts recent foreign currency lean without permission, says Matin today) As to whether the om mission should require Reich to pay over all or part of the proceeds, (he French and Itall members answered “Tes” and © ethers “No.” the newspaper sare. All the allies exeept France held that the Reichebank, being a private institution, wae entitled to give sae- eurtty for the loan. The text of the note. prepared by lohn Bradbury of England and de la Crotx of Beigtum, calle et- ‘ion to articl: 2438 of the Ver lles treaty. defining prierity rhts " reparations, and con- tinves: The commiasien makes «sp reserve as agains swherribers to © oan, of ite right of priertty again funda which may be e (jerman Government to Payment of interest or the repay- . of capital of the loan in qu more particularly it the | ‘self is not applied te the @ harge of reparation annuities.” Probable Effect of Note. * apparent that there wae sierable discussion before the text of the note was drafted. and ft ‘sc ussion made it first necessary wain the interpretation ' ipenr article 248 ber the legal f the eommission. The on'endeg this article applied - ‘oO any assets of Germany ‘es her reparation obligations Pet satiefled * is affirmed that the original im- ‘lon ef the French wae to prevent te launching of a loan with a gua ntee by the Reichebank, Dyrt ‘Rat the lean is anid fe be 68 ent subsertbed, the original Pesition has been tempeorartiy m Tied Aa to the effect the note will ha 's contended that the whele tration problem has been put in t ™elting pet by the presence rance and Reigium im the md that when the eventual ment comes, such sweeping ™ay be made that the present May be lost sight of Im the . ; rearrange ment * Interpretation While various interpretations put upon the note, the ec ) ene. according to some of the a ‘Sformed circles, is that it held» FEN wa ee — os Pg i ee eieaia : ~*~ re ¥ a 7, : . :