St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 6, 1923

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COMIC PAGE a APRIL 5, 1923. | DC iT 417 ANY OTHER ~ : | as oa Mo r . : —= P@PciITY EXCEL ST. LOUIS | | [| ' m3 : ) thal | F : E'S, cn sa chrote vag somes | : : dee Looe: TEE, To'find macans to this end: ! o- Bo. ee | hi \larket (Copyright, 18? % . ~ ‘ : . . ° ; | “7 _ USE et eee ANTS The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associathd Press News Service. ees ~ ST, LOUIS. #FRIDAY EVENING? Al 19233 Lbaces PRICE 2CEN1 ‘ nas ee Scion vanes MEW W. U SCHOOL TWO YOUNG WOMEN ‘te 3. DETECTIVES WHO Beano ann FPS an eno Fowoseneno) =" ELE TWO ROBBERS, OWS IN MAIL |“ agame PUBLIC SERUCE WIKTHROATS UT] | Wa BE SUSPENDED —_ -_ —_—— —- e , é Tl _—_ 5 ae ge Brookings Gives $100,000 Bodies, With Numerous Stab is ot hibition ner Ne ; Gren AC LDUP LOOT & we ; — é | Residence . in Washington Wounds, Discovered by 15- Year Romance Revea led THEY MUST on Cotati ne serie tein of MI «eee Senne eh hee and 30 Fellowships to Uni- Milkman in Secluded Spot; NEGRO IDENTIFIES 5 y versity for Graduate School _—_on Staten Island. POLICEMAN AS ONE; by Northeliffe yy e ddi ng Mey Were Being Sent to TR AE” inamraay WHO ROBBED HIM gg ti: CC OO STAND TRIAL F federal Land Bank Here, @ aa de COURSE WILL BE HUSBAND GONE AND f ) ee ( ge RE EN aR EE ROY LTE FAIRE te Rime oe a we Probationary’ Patrolman Sus- @ fe aS Sigal a band Were Unsigned, but [iam ee OPENED IN FALL ANOTHER MAN HELD | : a ois pte pended Pending Inquiry Into j ~ Authorities Bekkeve Rob- ; Conduct on Election Day. : Z ) BEFORE THE ———— — 4 be Might Forge Signa- er iia ao ; : s, s Terms by Which Medical De- Victims Believed to Have oe mere ; : . rte | FS | , ad . . mye Copyright, 1923, by H. C. Misher egistered U.S. Patent Office.) | a ee oy partment Obtained $1,- Been Slain in Automobile. 5... OM) eall this mornine! | a r ee 250,000 From Rockefeller and Thrown Out at Place; *"*" obit Powe peeve “yah tad oO a Ser reek tw $40 TO $10,000 UI ia i, Ge EC Foundation Complied Where Found. INATIONS ith. 3 bed f $2.02 on election ttl | : — " . ROBERT Ss. BROOKINGS. ae : acer te bt | age tr, 3 ve Bi: a poate sf AO te ie ie ‘ Men Are Charged With Mak. Other Securities Stolen From ATTEMPT T0 BLOW UP ee tr oF & StaGuate | Bhodings, 14 S60 eee gees Meee... ane ce a a = : ing False Report on Slay- » Armored Truck Aggregate CONSOLIDATED RURAL SCHOOL i» a i | at 4108 Clarence Avenue by the Blast. "Were Negotiable. ARROLLTON, Mo.. April&.—An) ‘The schwol, the first of its kind to¢this morning in a sechuded spot on} man; “you're under arrest. "Get up 4. ae ¢ PERKS, =. . Pi ¢ ‘ 7 ¢) 7 \" ray? ( - . . ; 2 ne " ° . ° : . , yf ‘ ’ ’ SP 4 ry} ’ ‘ , ‘ , " , a" ’ . . Se ’ 5 ‘ ' 4 ‘ ; ; i i ~ " . Ve ’ i* Fi i i} } Ld . 5 : ’ > 4 » & ¥ ° ‘ : ; + ‘ } , a | , " " Ft 1 } " . . ‘ fa - ’ } tie i i? ’ : 4 ry ‘ ‘ 2 ¢»? fest ry; see “4 P , ’ . . » ou . . hs ’ ; " ‘ it > ‘ ‘ . . ~ 7 ' = ¢ ‘+4 } 1 »f ; ’ ; i ° rq *(] ‘ I i i . li- | : . - 5 % . > : ; ; + 4) - : ' ’ ; * ‘} _ ‘i; ts ; ’ , 4s ‘ ' , " ‘ ‘ ; ‘ " , ; | " } es : . os ; Bon softhe st. Louls { lated School, located 1 hiles ye an : | 7 4 . " . “ ° &y | | ' , ' : ; ¢ } \ Pad 0 , » > . i i ‘ j ‘ i j ) " ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ; " " . . " " . ¢ . . ; ; . . ' wf r . ) ; : ry? oe | ‘ 4 . , : i i . apf? | 4 | ’ ? ' ’ ( . | Rank, io . ‘4 Out ‘ ji . rad) ' sf . « r 4 ‘ } (*T} \"4 j > ’ ; ' 4 ry > . ; } ' ‘ | 4 yi ¢ j ! ‘ ; “ 5 ! F ’ 2 ’ ’ : ' ‘a? ° adie . . ’ . ‘ ; ’ { li ‘ . 4 ‘ ; : ‘ A . i . . ‘ s s y,t ‘ 4 ni ’ , ’ 4 } ‘ | ( 7 ‘ ‘ ’ rt) , . ‘ > ‘ , ; ’ ’ " ’ j ) i ti } \ ‘ ov 4 ‘ . ‘ i re " 2 ; i ‘ : ; j " * ; i i+ \h 4 ’ “ .% . ‘ , i ’ , 7 were in the daring downtown robbery last). ‘inor injuries ! ete ee ) fhe Shia ae OO Bernt tales merrily and wi no friends r i .: Circuit Attorney to Ask Po: a fr, cntte tiadl tad, nied wee caring upon the business of! 30 feet away pulice found a blood-| wey, sight he hailed strange | i ae 4 | we » Ms os _ aes . jt rere nie - ‘ ; r) oy . * a ‘an . : ss! re. tis | ? bs i rs , ye, i 1 Phe bonds were printed in Wash- house, viet cents aahaeent. Me male t! Pe 5. | Pte tine wiilliniinen /aticalae 4 aye | } _ *Record in Case—Says He a gton and were be] : j I : : . | +h, - ‘ . ‘ ‘ , (hy, ; ! ' ‘ - et 5} ! Pre oe) , : : ; . ; : mn | it | knocked di hie : ees | eT Se | rate ’ ee a oe ae : wa Proceed With Cau- wank here. The iAcKe t! Signia- houn Dut the 1 Ss. wri ; oN urse 1 or , (11 ‘ , te no atior ' wroln t ) on , : , prerof the sec [ou but ’ hy * wOostn } aiitfmoritie¢ ‘ ) ' - , ‘ . . } . P ’ . ‘7 Pigs a) ‘ 1 j : . | ae ’ ; “ ’ '] ‘ i * eels 1 r a’, ’ } ‘ P , “ea is + hy, . ; Be apa re Sie, : 4 ae ¢ iy a v : : a ri | ¥ 3 ‘had bee mad | pas > Ht ' aoe ie — * Sy SB » Chief of nA ectives Hoagland an. , i - } ry} ] ‘Tag \ ; }] i Tics} Hy ~ aT 4 Gta riyt five ‘ } ‘ ; prt ey! . (rie . ‘ \ \' i* ‘ { I - j | way s* , ' Sata r . “ é % 5 7 Pe * ; : 2 t | . | 1 ar | ob : _ iy | : | } . he mae : We Te es Re : rs i Se fe ,nounced today that Detectives Fid- = fr] APSR }_o hia ta of ould hae hd atienipt 7 POs: a \ Ti ‘ ») i . oT ‘ , e ’ ; ry 7 tre ; ee, i wx ~~" -* py) ae oye Mes. ed > | wt > ; | nibeintn ' , z | vith th , ~ Roord, as : “os diuiteacaaamaaaaal Conte eerNOTTA Te dascaet ella apres Ws e were being questioneg’ Mane py LADY ROBERT TIUDSON, é filed wit e Police Board, as soon “ waien st ee a of be ts = ' > x | : ; : : | " : : aur ‘ : : ‘ | Fellowships Provided 3 ! f , 1 "4 * r ‘ Uf ‘ | HOGAN AND EGAN MEN RUB 7% cet az . | | z pagan bs i a ne * ee Bs and w#erial numbers, wer gc of the district, were | ie : | ‘ MD a x $ ped | 3 3 | 4 . ' hae he : ' : ELBOWS IN COURT---NO KILLINGS Publisher Knew of Wife § We: . , of two ropbers by the detertives, at ee: Pumbess eneence. MG ad Henke eakenditers 0! : cut Hl Oe er | Love for Sir Robert ahd 5 ee 4 | 4108 Clarence avenue, early Sunday, ea Rc r 17.5 00 ow of the fi pwehines rile me ; (tend flearings of Gang ae es ishall be placed in writing ae gab | wie ¥e3 SUIT STOLEN, WEDS IN OVERALLS : 5] mm, i overing jiod rik oe . 3 | gee SSR His Dying Request Was = ysl % a » fos As Was told yesterday, it is now eTy Sf! Nos. 11 | , ’ tan aprala Ie ae ee ne sie gel acum \rtificial Leg Is Ciew. eadexe membe} if the riva = Os. \ ae eae ee charged that Detectives Lemkemeter a Ts sence begga Bride Discards Trous- yo). ; Vashinet: a ren , ie wee A tne Reegs os | ar nen | des dong That They Marry Within VARe and Bradley were | Pent -1ive . taking part in a or Ginghum Dress. “ yr hoard ‘ ee Pe Vy aie () if ; iT 4:0 nd hiogan gangs : se “ ‘ae hundre " e+, . ss ; “SU oe r . 4 a | " » i) ; ; a tt, } . ? M ir ’ : dice RaATne nat the ‘ iATeNCe aAveTritie 980001 to 1905 ‘FALLS ITY Nel \pr nah we se — bv EE I on et of Mi : ian Cnilet of 2 i th 4 ; - , 4 ‘ ' *] ; } it = vi : , ,. * " i? : ‘ , : : : if ws }¥ ‘ gn . j $ i * ‘ ; sot 4 " ridges \\ i | . ‘ , 7 j ’ " magn i; - : . . ‘ P s thi m . ‘ | > ees _ .% y _¥ ° >| . . $407 . i j i ‘ ' : P — " 4 . : : A , ‘ cy : into the House, atter having seek ey had = vi gosay ing to Dave B ‘alwell 2 oo © —— iiese. ' t some! — rwho we! ; ee them acting suspiciouasty outside, Y, att st? ’ ii mh is >] i ; ' ; . » vs . . wet wing ae ‘ . . ~~? i? ' . ? ey 7 Pieé . ‘ i . . ' ‘ ‘ rr pe , ; } ; - ‘? ’ ' . . . as — e Nam: | , Perjury Charge ldAkely. ’ he minds i \ ‘% . ii Print tl? ‘ | jl — — Seo i. ease . ‘ 4 ; bis ile ery 7 . NN .T ‘a : c] “ : LTO? . 4 . = . Aa the detectt|veea made the sare registered . ’ bea \ | 7 . : _ . - + inmn , ‘ I Feash VA \ av «y ¢* | , T al! OTMnG —_ g > ' ' A as ? nee . . eae? ; ers cates . ° . . . dh 5 sf a “ tTuaterren? in thetr-swer r teatirnan® ee for registry with t * name fjarad Vv : wea aing FOw! ae , , Se ee a terated b thie = ! is (oh Use i? rate : preven itt vay to faliv wher the li} pas ; fo! the «" t} ; 's " . bt . “ ‘ fs = = : ;f? \* ‘ oe eget ' j ;e% , / F wi , ws on ‘ ' ; ‘ ‘ } eroner in te rié ieee din ' , ‘ saat we ten 4 * " a ' : , .. te ’ siiciall , . , ito the deaths of the twe rohhbera, 4 j ' Wald Tha eeu two ro ; ; t. pir 3 , Sera ne . ' | charge of perjury MAY 4,80 reewit, e gone wil : it pre ri avtie ’ } ; » ; ’ ‘ d A’a¢)? ' ri) ' 4 7 ' ’ ry6 mel { . fit \' 2 . . -' en “”, — . COP ey "ers “Se*) Be Oe Me Pe. 8 ’ As ‘Gok > Sear? : man ti , or a copy of any record that mar ; Mai OF °r HONGsS lAKeN, ' ', here t} ' Were diser earn , i Weapon ~ mee @ « e accep nd} t : Or . would proceed with caution 0 0. OT these, at leas ‘ - ; fobert and Lad Nort LONDON, April “as The Cirenft Attorney anid he were negotiable, and it will pro! agatha : oo ae : é we Prey for rile era ON P2.arry Cnve©rs hie . . ‘ , ‘ be : by} Rus un | Se: pes | een; ? COP eed oes haa , , er best : ry} clint ph fal can be figured out here, |tady North etatement of the detectives acclisers y POUT | 83 ‘ s¢ ai’ ~' os 4) rr. a4 ; ‘i; =>) , ye 7 " { sf +? qa ' j ’ re ‘ i ; ° ' “7 . P 4 ite cf ' ; , i ’ ; an ber ‘ lj fe under P 1} of her i, t @ should boa received with erent CA i+ 34) . " , : ; 44" ; i} a is , . . . ” 4 : ry? rial 4 i’ bd | | ; r° ,e*T at? ’ | n wag much large! | ‘s bk daott smaoc tnt of x" bins ' , : i hiras i d ree ) ad husband. lost the vearly income on!tion, and he added that he was in- rh a [a Hagges 3 igs “s WITH TRO | Wis! , . : : | a 3 i | . ' : e ' ruri tie tial Sir tiobes sf ' m of about $4,000,000 by her formedy before the charge were 9 2 —— ase , 4 ‘ o 1] ‘." : ) . . ; | ? ‘ 17} ‘ if i j } ih «i 4 esearen Ose vehenns ' ! 7 tie bie Wil sed becau of her marriag® te Sir Kobert Hudson. As- | ™ade publis that an attermys wags : ! : ; i i : i ‘ ’ 4 if ] ‘ i? Ms ' ' ‘ - } : int ' . . , . us ‘ » Was ie@arne ‘] \ | ‘ .iia fie In Next i} } rt? , ee ; Ly» : P or) ‘ i \ et! — . r } is i oar} vidi ons , f sem rial; sin) : various properti , “a % bee ing made tre procure teatirnnony tifie 2 a few 4iee: lite ' a7 a | j ‘} ‘ i ’ ‘ ? , — ‘ nae rT? } ’ } ’ } | | @ti I ' f ? . ¢o! ? ‘ ryt i 7 : c~ enri }Tyc erty RPGs - ‘ f ! ’ rerby Pee re Niche ; La regists reg Th} ii ™ af . s ‘ ? | . . — ‘ ‘ ‘ ; : hs oo ies ; ,* , ’ , , ' . ' . é de oe as 1 ant sae | , ; if luetifiahile. 4" het ow | ME MANY valualls iF prees (>! $1500 a Day for Girl Who but | . : : : od va his mili L ¢ i? i . ae : rf 3 | yr! ig: : | : “ 5 ie - litcer wre Vy progresa 7 } Mmown banks and trust « Recently Was. an Orphan Wait || ae “4 igh , e that if Do ne 4 | ve] wi P GATTO, LGeu srcsabi —_ eo oied =i oi cla, oy MSI ch aH A ater e ve it jer The five armed robbers, wh. in the Philippines | ,! wered ear ‘] i\ ’ I ‘| i ' . ' stor ' , ’ ‘ ¢ 7 *s* . | f ‘ : } . , ; : a . ‘ | ‘ 4 4 . 4 " P , : " : ’ . » 7 i : : : , ’ ’ wm Street " Feurth, ’ and the Te ne | iat : ‘ —_ } ‘ — ; , ex ] pass 1 / f) | ‘ , ; ’ j . . ; ’ - f, . ; . , ry a . or ° the or 3 ’ a , _ v4 . ' . ; ’ \5 . i ) ‘ i ; ’ ; 4. 4 : , , ie vsine Ss ter tog. fom oe ads pf lorie indus! FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW; rome.a§ por cont of SEN De Vee tee tale iG her nh father’s lat | Ol iCag' veal Put Up Desperate Struggte. a fu ! cent of 1 total fo durhs suarding Syste m Abandone a. on ner soig a ‘ ‘ a : . ; 9 ‘ ” anil —s mid ‘ ; inn a — now uphetls vy others ' ee en Ann pisneoe re. Philadelphia, New } examination te toaeseerete!‘LQWER TEMPERATURE TOMORROW "v= ®me proms s»hamor_witoshan pagel Ey Boon nig repented : : T} / ’ “4 ae if i fat vs 7 “ house bie fore the ; sts Pee rs p Mien rac that ey eeOmM PLOL 10 2 Tragedy of the North Dakota |} Personnel of Institutes. : rtm Dou ao. Cy 8 aah Aegis Farm Boy Who Was Beaten t | personnel of the two 3 “t J i ee i vn THE TEMPERATURI LIQUOR CASE VENIRES 10 BE FAILURE OF AUTO DRI ition.. that thew } : ; | ‘ oad Pee bad been disregarded rene a: deans | dul pees ” , f “ . ae ss o>) Fie eer ra mre ra; » at uM A i rida Peonage jj is xper t: ent nd vie hes : T ITY 300 ee : Death in a Flori onage || | perts tn times and the fingers of her vight| 3 ¢ ° ‘ae | INVESTIGATED IN CALIFORNIA GET LICENSES NETS C prowhhiy because of thele nasteeee ' ® Aouis Alt took office j Camp ——Huow Mart en og | eee mE Pow ae ’ ‘ Ur CB oe mat, 1922. ' ‘i =e ~~ gS tse ay -y | Bana Wem ™ ise oem | = | 107 ! ~ against certain offenders in North meer the former tein, in $e + or Pug , ad , fs | me ee r bn / nae , ' ror bold of the but filg ape + Cgadeteay f Panel rope WY. M. ¢ 4 100 Person tiv aS Pe 4 af rth and Ii ee oe ne , rea t edie not te - lorws f fenmimyporn R ; . ‘ : J ; ij | ‘ . 4 ges ' tr ; ; ; {** dacddaacacuer 1 : Inside Under Old SST orn, : se as nan he ratmat fi her nes, ig : - — tere tonight wit oni the PVRtern: tised hy vn te =, che! aie ‘Ne i atywe ; } ~ * | | ‘ ‘ . P ae 7 — 1 a“ = at ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . SS 4 salve Pa Rh hear re ‘« . ‘ : Weare = ’ ’ . ‘ . ' 4 . ‘ : P a ‘ , ‘ have eer ; " . " ; : ; rhe ‘ Vi . ut ti & ? . , fii ; | " ) ) +f VW : ’ ' 4 , ;, : , « wa . tes ; 4, + ' 7 " * ’ » | - _— i ‘ « } 4 . ‘ ‘7 : r ~ 4 ’ . ' 4 ; ‘ ’ : ' | Shard ; ; ' ' = : ’ ‘ ria i ; ma : r i ; \1 ’ readin ‘ , i - j f , ; Ae red , ’ iare2 r¢ te the ¢ “his but the £ : : i : a | — : oy : ; ae a - t : o ' ) fi ' ta I | (j ' it an” pre ies a vary declared thet € ~ “4 ‘ ‘ a | . rs ‘ pie? = ee , : oe ' “I - “a . ,? * ‘ ’ " : ‘ gyn? . meme the robbe: ith 1 rs Baby, Seemingl Dead. pares | us com pe : , ee be , Alf ° ‘} e 4 aut ow. 16 it the tnauest ey. thrustin, @] f Adrenalin } : | 7. yrs - ' a iat at % Leng , i | ‘ ! os 7 ' ’ ment of the det oy throug}, th & , t i Brookivn } ‘ki a th, +} —_ ter pigeate pete | ! . —- r ged . ; rill Bid j ere, Se ; 7 ow re. and that ena aa ts . , +. “who : . : we 2 ' ’ ' A’ ’ aap i oy Ale j ; oe ne ‘ . “ P . : plat. i ‘ } , i = i " —? jin , , - ; : as para 3 . anne ' : i affair wa ‘reg (ruck ’ rit " , =¢ @ ' ° a } ru ’ ° P t he! : get f . . ‘ j ; ; : ;\ ' r, , , rt ga? ,.s£ J ‘ Sik : : be . ’ , Ae asi re , ; > . . : , . ea go} ) . : | j ; ; ; ae e, ' ys : : as ; ; . . ott i@ : :? ~ is tenure : “ nae! : | 5 “exci no | ' ri Phon ; , ; ' , ‘oO of Pitetet ‘Hoagteaé nad Tavis hinds wait police : a Siraues bene ~ * “t ee aiv% os SMEs: rey ivenwiie fotne pick un Crane gare Hiow Wilting Carnations Led, to ry shed s\ ' os pe ’ ng a * ' . i - se ) f perjury They were teteared tue the Discovery of a Better An- | i bd 1 agi Tt. ara e 7 ae , , os Oe ae das estheti , a catcher Killed by Foul Tip, Witthemtexs whe catiod 7. Chi-f t«ew tated Prees lice giand’s Offies thik mourning after : ) Paige : ne _T oN. TeX, Aprt 6.—~— WF jiffem he had visited y@ 3 gow teen apes! a Page Ra ET mer PR i seiiliia n extrenie south 4 n vi | Oe Addixon Watson? Jr.” 1Ysyear-0ld! neon, and she As to an important # | Purposes > comm pn oe pela. a te Ped 0 | oft » wort] ) te nen against J. D. Cas-lcateber tor = wecant-let teeul). wan] a Texter s ? | meres ' ry tee ide rat 4 Cron ® Herntmed when a fury drawn killed. yesterday by a foul tip, whte a sal | would 1 pot i! n to anotnet , Sie i — 5 ieee tage ef the river at 7 a. m.. y wap the | | Hahing the unfversity m the | el disagreed. hit.she bey. ee —s Mibie @., Open ' iin Le 4 Order “een Copy Today } stat Hebi De he | cated isin td fect. p fall a * t ‘ ‘heed nm a eievtiar pan i2AZ 3 #5 af + F i oe Page 3, (eiamo 7. | ————— — Continued om Page 2, Column 4. , ; a yee Oe * ein <i ‘ n'srese @

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oe ad x “ = ~~ > ae. =a ¥- : — oa Netethde Coney bs : : = 3 - A LOOP ET IT, ee ee eee se Te” 7 . ¥ P pa ; = ~ ae «r .¥ = wie oie » * + ee 4 ta » Po . * _ 4 ee aa . * Ry, a on : i> i . a > os aS FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 6, 1923 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCR — SRLS i. fe MORE SALOONS eel on A - ae ~ ——— 7 fired at either of the men while they 3 Detectives, Who Killed serkiey the, Seat ape Set oan SSeS ORDERED LLOSED ~ % . Mm + , eS - latter was staggering to Ais feet. r - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee - aT a Se emit m = — | ) eee Re Lea Rr Te LORD CARNARVON ( Former Miss Gwendolyn Field. ESSEN-P ARIS TRAIN i . DEATH | WITH FINAL Married in London Yesterday | K WRECKED RY Robbers, WM 1] Be Suspended Pigrtnage em ocn se the i INGE FARIS ; . Contiages Zrow Vane Ove tempted robbery and shooting Of ae fs. _ a f, a : . a Aetectives. as to the relative p en . fis - 7 gr : bh : : fetie fin J N ‘\. T ' wi . Tex. ' ~~ ‘ y da . t 3 R d- , . Z. | . i i >" gn The fTticers ‘ : . erg eo > er here the have a hi : : tthige oe ~ Potainirserh aaibniebla Diack RRA RS He “eet tS ing Moe ~ 16 Many Appreciative Editorials DP : ss ; la : 1 for by tl iA ee Tei ie omens’ table, Ti . had come to the place with ad _ > : ed ts . ; pA Lia) men ad come to tne pace 1 jiam & : . 6 tu. ee , s hjur “as , ——" at ge = ing ‘et ‘re “Red” Diekens ot -jintentian of staging Aa holdup and : v3 . a: vw i Piet. t bs. ’ NUISANCE CL \USE and Obituary Notices Ap- fre si ale loor while the detectives were fi a neaie ines - pee ” ig er eS bE ee ee ae we pnqaal 4 said a man named Oscar —— ar i aati sl both siden pear in British Newspa- et a FRENCH SUSPECT ee . “haries Woods, “Buck” 33! van {told hin Mitchel! had been Amplica snbgs hat ee teen : : rs 2 ti tgs, ‘ ; cae a tc tates age s* 2 | Wal sitraus na ~ ted iin the holdup of a game — . emt « ales - Fs ° . pers, With Loss to Egyp- x a | e ee KRUPPS HIRED POLICE salle Wobbe } : ee ca . ee Peet Sa |Newstead avenu® address, about 7 : A gt 8 . pete t Widow of Marion Reedy Per- eS | ag Z ¥ obbe \ ¢ a so in that eg 0 ~ | > . * hn tiie Mt te ipal Courts « rae a _ : ee a ee Oe ear ago Frier had been an . . O T tology Emphasized—De- pe | ins ae i a Oye a dee” Biendiey ane nig) ee ae ee a a’ ‘ had “Seem mitted to Operate Tea on a 5 as nves iga e to in etne te Sarge oer : wes rad Ir: z am apr tthe oe = eg Tavior said he visite: evers’ pa! : ae Tes ae s 3 . tails of Last Illness Made ee Fe ins ee om es ~ of Detectives ee oe —_ i. bape _——— = heat Room, but Forbidden to 2 | x en Were Em- ; ' a | agai van ae ae all April fool joke.| " ‘e sets out ghee pe , , L was an } anGae , “wer te aed Sell Intoxicants. ents and told them. to eonsote the ( atest ret ort f . ’ : = 4 Ba. ’ "Tt ' | : ; ; . 7 rayio ; he felt that if was no “erta Re ie ee I A a EO Deh gy Aer e) ait eA rene me ~ orice OSE Graton 8 ge AecegeBielign » Sas is ~— Se Mates ee oh % & . et 5 1 ARTI SO A 0 tet a A, ng, a a Pea + ll Mig har , me P ee ee See ae Puatite M OER RN IN ARR re TR NR OR aa semen Repeat ia’ or said. ™~ —— wo Sr He added that Known. ) ; | : no cal . ployed at Plant Where ® ‘ | Barve: . " 3 e 3 A ‘ : “ip uy — gat “ge oke and the only persons footed > — a ater sat ria! “ ? ei Be rte ate om a tered io hold up ide a complete deniats Fatal Clash Occurred. ‘oniday. and that about Kossut! Taylor shia that{petecti@ Lemke- | Were these who GAieg@t te BMPR OP) go tie, contained 7. Seay ted e he a 4 a é —s ; ss s ei ) F , . In a response . A qnestion A= } ea a th : made ’ 17 , ; on a 2 j ? ative .\ . ’ ; Stated that never, - . ; : ee thee etary that the deteetives ha ’ : rne =: > \ +} a . : Cli : BY WORK AND WORRY ie | ) A pitts ee it | ie i . | hov : hat = ‘ inet asl pri —AD i p ‘ 2 bet at ane ni mat he 1a} eeu : at e. has he made any jun : _ . °) ' ‘ : ' a ig “ollowed the robbers in had originat- * Any ste = . ¥ a PORTE “eevee ow n e character oF junc: aie ed hin, awainst tell. Uff Agnes Karns Randigulll eral y * . . ; : ‘ he . a © > x? ait! ca - “a en tote sesh peat eee CR tee gle é a ! Tavior Sa | that one of the de- Nee rectives cawutia! : iLiad ~ a hnatnme mr) | ‘rT ’ Be ars i ;7 "2 yas TY i }e* A ' “o Nan rar mi sa iw +} it? S he Titl d s | ght | Ly e “} . : somalia” Ge uccessor to the ittle an ¥ “snap coedaielag ge teeny Fi a lone ddd she ones — LT, cot $6.20. all «the noney ing that they had been tn the game _ Sins EE temmealall tion Estates Is an Officer in ieee an uaialtie tue tube aiecen oe nhac hediie a) mong the three who were playing. and to say that they Rad to lowed). oo. the petition sets gees : a. PR. ~~ aes * afsensnt is tri ; , fe that h e\ en . ) da into? at tive emkenteier never | #5 ee Hey | e | . | , | plainti ire willing te and 7 Count Cavalry Regiment ited New , ” ‘ ry] ive placed ¢ t tra ; Vn ] if Ban a7 r r? fis 4 eo aci ~nartiec pater m the i’ . peas . 256 ae ee 2 “ fT in «¢ nsequenrce. the m in the ‘ e : i ry Eat } a4 eT tneir attorne. and the 4 Mi hibit. : orsorr and by his attorneys The salvo ‘ = ~ seine under today Countess Is American- ae poe ,eeners Born. 3 : ; : wine a Mines Si eek * Sadia ' | es lili eine ios aed ? .ctfon. nor ta any police ej Anonymous Letter Led to Inquiry + i seoverr tee -duae =e * : ad eee os ; —_ SESS ae ' ’ Me to Detectives’ Participation. 4 Ng Oa = = : ; I 1:ents of the poet ae a bn “ania ot} or thy sone “t ~ we Couns By the Aemoriatet Preas Go oe ane ess ae ee pe ae x —- 1 eee cS Se CEOS Te CN ee ne pie li resent at the dice ee So nena =: LONDON. April 6.- ' ee i PO | | : ; foes ‘ a ' ‘remoted robbe ne oaieet PECTS EE PEE BAP a SE aoa 82 mn investigation into thee leath ad ihe Bar ss = a | ts : ; vith ; : ? ~*~ ae es o | oo tT} , 2 ) 3 ’ ‘ 7 ms : lor raid are 1 x . re = pie : . | se nd " ih} tir ~y the filing of the } one a a | | : ‘ | | mmremenees. EE ee fe 5d : = : : ; | 7 2 , | : j . ; ot | ; . i . . . . ae OF - | ¥ . z f T f ree ree F hy i ve Sees = . ' . _ 4 . ' " Po (lé m4 ‘ ' ith Das Deen s£ ici le OO Bi ic of his Egyptian discoveri: Dp - e expelled from the Ruhr in ¢! av, was outfide. at the head he! L er and Smith approaches a ae _— | for eral days. .Wbether ail | | and use the ist two ! ¥v (ane! 1 85) steps > “which dice j mors nt ea ae a aw Foe) af te i suit will in angel ni e bought t! deeply to popular syvmpath: he MRs. CHARLES EDMON@IONFE. - ra SO Ry, ee rss a 7 ag aoe ered. Copies , this letter ahd many appreciatis ee a a 7 eke eviltuary notices appa, in? answer te Orange nde a hye he none other thipeges th, i lew 1 ' ° ; | ' ' : ea, . ’ i ; i : } ; , . j . , + né¢ oee r > . te. ' rr rey tne \ ¥s \ ee ‘ é s7\? ) ’ 7 ‘ : . ‘ . ote ‘ ary _ ' —_ . ‘ a oo? : ‘ . or 1? ’ ‘ ; Is >. ‘ ' Al " te ‘ . ‘© a sweeping denial «Ff toda’ These a) Levptology has suffered in the ef the man who brought to ergy. enterprise and wealth The newspapers deprecat oe aath Cas? Stir} ese + th ' with near)” embroider’ Jeseuit'« ‘Tragt-Comeds of the Ruhr aate a ' , -. ; | he a3 a . tis ! ‘hy 1, } Ale wac f we Po on slacklist banat e Rrad “= ' coon ' ‘ $ Pretectiv. Lins ‘Sal - fy » 2 nel a nder the 1 nfesso decree puber commentatm regard : hn ) : | : a: é “ : " : | Att Lo oe F 5 ro’ 4 ’ j ' P : ‘ . , t - ; o a> ft “ > 4 + . , . é “> é ’ . ; ; i , rie? , ‘ YY) ryt ’ bin : ef 5 rl ¢ : . wr Against 4 oti ter 3! ys Then. the Geov- 2 OE. ee ' - ™ . Geiend Ait = foolish suggestion that ma) fributed ‘ } . le r ry i=" ‘ry ¥ - , - ; — ; » . . a. 4 . > . > ° 7 e- Pr ’ ‘ ’ \¢ ry 7 eSrté , = re xe rs ‘ ) ie cor , : : ] a ié . ie hark t lv way oun - hogaomaiay a permane Earls death. All the | {rom Cairo agree essentiallh ; l’rin«ces« 4 oa: . Lt} . . 5 ‘ - ff ait . = — : ' ' . ; Pp Ase ; ~ © ‘. he Rosie: . te death” By the countless telegran -— ; ine gaioons are Frank ‘dams adway letters and requeats of all kinds f: the archaeologists and learned so0c1- | wor ind or } it seemed vment and of th | aR erae vanes ees ) - ok h : ro nor ) } af NEW W. U, SCHOOL The disposition heey ¢) late | i rut nil | Lie mad 4 Blessings Promised TO TRAIN MEN FOR , earlier eolle@tion df antiques and h h le ] : x : x! . , | ‘ PUBLIC SERVICE country seat already ha - tentinued Frem Pace One. question of public uterest nd he med to } e taken t : , ' - wh s Ors the 4 ; #%? ris rs ’ ’ , ~ . ° . . Fe, : , ~ , ? > a. . , " " Recognized as one of the most im- O ul . ose ey! : e as ' ere VA 2 . ; a a = - rertant private collections in the yer i ' , Crile : ( e 4 “ON Eressirmey r equip " mine ime 12 sa world, the Carnarvon treagures i: roug ds the day the imp | reed ’ if 1 nsider inte mth teh time * . Sewer g weve _ prea ] I ing X I I F rger. ] \iar Aude mans rarities of all per , he . " “earet aay Bale eo . a 9 ‘ynre > "ek _* has xpe » tho ' ‘ ‘ . mount Z . > Lt, “ae : . ‘ ey | a . . i ) '* . ,* . | ’ . > ~~ oo . | + . . =. ~ } rs an Fr . r~e s% F 9 > . & BAS bo bg ' mar Ve? nl of whi h were rtp rs hs gaat ,? ‘ : . . ‘ 2 ‘ P. : ” & un ; } ’ . Be, ii ’ ‘ ; ry ‘ . o 4 TEER Gitiea. The gern of the | ti Setieaichece had boon| Sire. Williams cited d cage in 1902:|they are called to vote? Where]Get. GUtMiee Bight Ata won all in O ew rin ootens “@ get 3 Ee . 1 ,ooe frypiarie ’ } » ” @ y P > - ‘7 ; : . ; : : i A 29 . —- — . ‘ sms 4 F — . ‘ 7 _ “ “ > 3 e is said to be | . uth ! . : ; , statuette of Thothmes wane found tn Fievp? ge} ’ 3 . ° . >? o ; rhe , : /- ee piaces by native excavators. ( rr eeees wh * top Lt toa ee ee ee rea There’s a wide-choice of English Worsteds from #8 ieee me ng” nae 2eme the mands of pounds - ’ ‘a 4 S 0 S e S O / - pa . ; beth erasers BP at at me) “Medical aid was immedia: Lag chose: anccecth teuser. ‘ave with Ad inupetionsil MEET WEBER Learoyd Bros., Ltd., and Josiah France & Com- ~ ler, 615 Market stree heigh : ee eM og buclthe heart could uc to * . ug Parca a ak tie Ge oie eee WEAR DIAMONDS pany, and Fox Brothers Flannels. These fine fab- 't dates back to approximate!: ' “a : of ay ' : : } ; ' , ti _ . ‘ . . valu- , =. ° . ie 4 ! ‘ . , 3 | a - , . ' — - : Es . BE iT KNOWN i L €a Ss. the title another Lrmer sr nreereete . Pes. . . a : 1e! o”d 7 ; me? A REE 7H SIRES, ebeeeem tative | wel. ert iso ctak fe ti a ract was ma name confidently expett, . will appeal io| window diauiay or enpensive inten. - : | of well-dressed men buy the end of Februar r) na > tenn Sent 7 seabien , ) . éfters ii brilliancy and the quality ussur- argh & Two aipaaas aged sal 2 recom ns wie nomi 0% am wy clothes at prices they know are right attention t0 he bits | " cn “s ST LOUS POST DISPATCH i Nut and gaeeg n a : : > +e c . | } : *45, *55, $G5 And Up or will retire t ry da m4 he , ' ™ ve . a ur PP mt heme - —— ™ fess because my lecation ‘on the . ne contract was made in the name : second floor dees not require cost! Blues, Grays, Browns, Slates and Fancy Mixtures. has been tn lose tO n a ae - me ete = Carnarvon. throughout the Tutankh ee ne cen ‘othe bone » weteds eee ‘a re ae a Fe aN igh ; ‘ ng = ; EASY CREDIT EXTENDED ' . sien exploration. prints the follow-j tom» inscriptions which have give cay peat ets 2% a | TO ALL HONEST PEOPLE An ever-increasing number ing account of the fata! ilineas fr: ’- and strengthened the belief eX pectin | r) fron } y , x . eee = ita Cairo Correapondent. who s Cites, Inscription. —_ anes ecis a a ina MER: Ph ne Dia ; , . that death resulted from pneuoni: ME em. gaol aa . a ae ee ee ings lerrems tailoring | because supervening on ervsipeias . ——o wae . 2 Sag + ) : : Lik t . , . ind , > American “ W be undertak eut or «imil r ) . iq > —— Eee tie siete ct the tom aclSarvs ecesmee oes | AVIRA OS [oh sree erie wesewtak il nce per ee mars co they get what they want, : | ' ' : xeld. The Diamends« are ef excellent hia Aaug! e ; Pa. —_— ' ; » i passed af th ry : . z ; ae ; ' arn ~. j » A a8 . = pricert “eld em ene, . 7 ee et Chanee °) i a Quality Chocolates, ih _75¢ nee ‘he wo : Woekty Pavundatp . Stylish, goodlooking, comfortable —_- the Valle: , » De - - . . ~ ; , , =~ - , a . i hie en the webs oe “ | 4@SA Byd Chocelates. Strictly exposed wound became infected, po: . ' i a a dpa © duct wee ' aman nenes Lot necessary ‘97 cers "sg sis ; ec lsatnn ; «| : - ag In *Xplana? .‘ 2 > ° s sy . -~aetr- ; Ww - i ; : Washington Uaivers! | . € suggest an extra pair. 4 etter a. ine: as complied with the term: of Knickers for Sport Wear. - ie a! ght awe ‘sg . ' " ; 3 ‘ Saturday Sperral 2 ~~ 5 > ee | ’ * §-4 a5 : ' 7a ‘ i Assorted Milk Suddeniy Became Worse nahin ) Chocolate Cream when he started ) ©: 220 Shr aime Medical aid was soug!)' 50c Lb. ch 14. he was de , ; > 0 Anh fre rr — . ‘ been faken . At Caire, However, he sidden’ = wee . me cred rd . , ap . ay : : e | ‘4 | be cm aie : : 245 ¥ eo. y* x? aa of > * — + ’ » Ney . > abe ' came worse, and on the 17th. ervst Piahet Rervtn All @erhts oy) Ce a ha a 588 pe" to 00 ” = ue Reld until she co bh hom elas and streptocei blood poisoning teh | _ an 0 OS : ; ‘ 00 WImeni : : } “ °T She said she fo snd " of the head and neck developed. As SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY 3 . ad bene i now becomes rac. § Lfade in Your Oid Diamond -_ a int ene 08 her 27-ae t > ~ “ : ‘ 4 .- z . . ‘ : . ~~ ; ’ : s : , . ; : = - soon as the germ had been ident "e Two Stores mee EEE SSS TE RWELAT REPAIRS OF ALL timDS , et gadingde - = . 3° said. were mad : s iis -. and the necessary culture mr Wel meus ana als 4949 Delmar BL - a - eS oe My Carparvon was subjected to 2 serum {ii ‘Wino Sais’? Sat vs ae ven time foe fulriliment of ous NICOLL THE TAILOR ‘ ar her own uss, and « on © ae "ee deciared had been ae eres el inder which its ) * whisky, found ENE COS A LE RAD ms» ft : iniection which was pIreiz tt etten Row it ; , a wwe ha rian in "ti ‘ :' ent — ol , tat ' We Ship Everywhere B oo ings iV". ® gurfeits 717 Ohi i iy? ; ‘= 7 of Reedy. ee 2. ae ee | with laborious money-raising cam: ve St. 717 Olive St. = eons: mad teow te Pia tempereture hagh for the seat fer .d: al : he | meeting ‘ - “te | ' wen in great rain. ae the inflamm ’ ' : = ;, ‘ fees , ttre _ _— TARE ELEVATOR ; aa ~~ mignon er Rerrv es 7 ; - Loa saa , @ests the ram bh shat R - es. © neeh &53 is} 81 ire. em Btfected the nasal passages and) 9-3 one St. WS | Se ee CD: ee, ka. ae 2d Floor, Orie! Bidg., - , % the eee Me wae in fact in wer adine = 7 ce « : a mh. a Pay — ee cm whe oe ap tand | &. \ ae ® minutes the 6 ENTRANCE ST } Serious wonditien and 4% Car . a uel : aaa oeery - . threagh ‘°° was raised as the persona! 316 WN, SsixTH a Lady Carnar Belt. Cuve é6ee och, 6so0, POST-DISPATCH WANT ADs. (contribution ef. the beard members.” 4 : ra : s ? r

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——— ee CAPTAIN. DISMISSE "SUT AGANST COLNE Plaintiff in $100,000 Defama. tion Action Says Settlement 3 Was Reached. Z ‘he Ans ated Preas | SAN ANTONIO, Tex,, Apri} 6 Suit for $1 Of. filed in the Seven. ty-third istrict Court seyera ago by Cant. and Mrs Randle acu “t- Col Arthur T. c ger, comin ding the Twentieth aniry. Canrp Travis, aNeging defg tion of chy morning ¥ - id ? Weeks Fed in was dismissed the an agreement het both sides 4 lie declined te ma a other than a Sa tinted had heen reached suit had been dj prepared Ise aset« =wer ta rogatories | ubmittead nas ™m complete all $$ contained he iativeis stated that ' ix never ie, has he made any rogatoryv to. the - nt irns Stale me; + d ¢ eharacter of Randle. cept 1) fonsequerie ie ; lainitiffs in person-aya hy their atlornevs, and the defena pethieg , BA\S | 4 tT) a in ia person and by his aftorneve plaintiffs. denied an that recovery by the this the An investigation CaARBSKe all ho defendant go hence ito leading up to the fili was : tary of War ais for several a Wbether die, of the « Will in anv affect’ the nifittars ords red reas rrin has bye Pr | PS ea mann in Vestign tig could riqi? le leg? nec ts The de Position filed the race by ‘1Col. Conger, in answer t6 int ’ | tories propounded by the blaintinhaa ,made a sweengnge denial of 4), ‘Weal (gations i A tien lenied ally that he had made (Which could reflect on of Airs. is BE bg = eontained in the R Cn). ("ey Ler that t influence Mrs. Rand@le ied that he hate tola Randle that the o) difficulty Was to 7 aC _ ir givonries esign +t hormal Original pecivis od generally | ] there?l; ned eid, 1 (“haries ¢ rillette $413 Farlin aves in Which Gillette said that he Mevers and Mitcheli—he@ minutes hefore aml killing that they were going to play an “April Fool joke’ bys pretending to hold @% iTavior's craps game. an that the# along but he went Chief Hoacland sat! would have no bearing nue, rea Ders few holdup ‘old him a atterhpted invited him-to ge home inste ad the affidavit Lon the investigation * ~~ > tn hibit /oolens Worsteds from rance & Com- These fine fab- ‘of their quietly mement as well abundance of Ssimeres. ~ are well repre- e patterns and % adable American pring colors in fancy Mixtures. ber Duy use — fortable are right And Up SONS 717 Olive St. ATES wupction pro co: mee the three defendants } ea FRIDAY EVENING, ‘APRIL 6, 1993. STLOUIS POST-OISPATCH —_ — ee - ee ieee Gould Heiress Who Is to Wed A SALOONS ED CLOSED Wy OGE FARIS). Action Today Follows | Issuance ; Yesterday Against 3 Road- 4 houses and 6 Saloons. of Injunction i G MADE UNDER NUISANCE CLAUSE Widow of Marion Reedy Per- ‘ mitted to Operate Tea - Room, but Forbidden to Sell Intoxicants. &: u%wo more saloon keepers were Rede the defendants in wi

4 Zion is not begun against defendants a. . , aan Pormer Treasure of Mining rm) Pentil after 30 days. Then the Gov- ' ernment must apply for a permaiient pany Wins Appeal in Suit Over 4 . . ws. sVa a ahs id ai i , 1¢ Ooo wf) "6 f this is granted thie Ms - junction. If th Posing order is executed. In rulis against the saloon Keepers and roa house proprietors, Judge Faris de id- ed their places were nuisances und:r the prohibition act r ‘ 7 | 3 Yesterday. | Lith eeeat LA Lj a . ° ordereq | By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April 6 One of the " + \. in orr . . Piaces Closed roadh: Wlosed vesterday were tigoletto Inn North and PSouth road, operated by; ‘Pedroli, under Pmonths ‘in jail Volstead act. _ Belvedere live Street road, ope weph Gonnella. The Eleven-Mile Wlive Street MBeorce Le Rosier. ‘The saloons are Frank Adams, roadway. ‘Anna Bohnr 6 © William Delebar, av. ad Food he Counts USES on tne Joseph sentence of ; | for violating th Joe's place, o rated House road, operate: Broad- and Bernard "¢* _+ = \ a ndevente! >Eugene Derby. enue. George street. Peter Rosegrant, venue. injunction orders wWthe court against places operated Joseph B. Heinzer, at 2650 Arse- B street; Pompeo Mazza, 1184 on h King’s highway, and Anton geffler, 615 Market stree?. when defendants failed to appear to, Mtest the suits. However, tions later were dissolved and Suits dismissed f Pecial Assistant mett. who stated he had owners of the prop: Niederberger Was issued also beautified There dance by Giuseppe Bonfiglio itan Opera Ballet, a: : ; of dancers The di tne in- on motion of Attorney-General WAGES COTTON DROP INQUIRY licflin Wants to changes Are Obeying Lav Determine If m from the premises on learning ptheir violations of law . Against HReedy’s a le igsuiffg an injun Margaret Heaney. ahae ™m Marion Reeds Mof Mrs. Reed)’s Machester road, J eee an order pern enue to reside in 1! fe itas a t« a Widow. Tutankhamen Dance. WASHINGTON, April § S StIOT 4 ‘ aig PS ai : ‘ 4 "as ] Ahad x CKO GANGSTER LAIN IN EAST SIDE SALOON HE OWNED William Rush, 34, Found Shot to Death in Back Room of Bar and Dance Hali. ‘et A fon SLAN CONSTABLE SS Han NED T ~WMBRY IN JUNE olic Vicar of Russia. Fiancee to Attend Funeral ‘ra 4 ce “ ‘ j re Me rif ne Assumed tie July 89. 1921. and last. FRENCH GIRL COMES TO WED. A. E, F. ADMIRER; CHANGES M!') War Romance of Four Years Standl- ing (.00e¢8 to Smash at Imoemi- gration Station. ‘ie nme LEANS resipned ] taker ¢. Was overpowered bye fore April ‘ ifm stand) i ‘at the Init Wednesday, it nm Mile a ns!) imratic becarie Adoiphine Edouw f Auxeres, France. refused narry her eoldier admirer. Tovisa Dean of Elmira. N. Y.. a Captain th eae 4 kKngineers tn France and 1 Sergeant attached to the En Fort liouaston. ’ ‘(_orpse at Parr waited fe ‘) come ty PASFAge mone’ ceremony titeeen Missouri Road Conditions. as | Ditenat fe. egras t e 45 KANSAS CITY (‘leg SOSELPH — ‘lear; HANNIBAL—Clear: BERLY— ‘lear, LiIA—Clear: roads f; oP. ei roacs meeting here. ST. roads JAOPLIN— good COLtMBIA— read niuddy JEPERERSON CUTY—Clear: ro: SPRING- PILL D—Cle ad road had departed ahe lear r¢ awaiting \ ease! for “Grand Opening’ Helct. . j {,aTes ri ‘ ,ic ‘ “* ‘ AW } No. 53 Hand Saw, Regular Pattern ‘ Faris, in if he | to eccupy th md not restrain her from cor " there any legitimate and lawfu miees. He piaced her under pond E $1000. to observe the injunction ” UDiting the en's possession manufacture of intoxiczs Mises during <) Ts. Heane\ / : in an anaewer prepare: mOrney declared che } i the law, although € in court permitted ADVERTISEMENT Now, a Quick Quaker Oats Cooks in 3 to 6 sninates The quickest cooking oats in the world premise < =e & Charge me @0viseh che was ° the action of her e1 "t *Q negro waite: Suilty af her know le: planation of a la ated found on the pre isnel ounds i , owhie) lakes * Bhe said she found the lique be at | futn HICK uaker the oats are Outhouse on her 27-acre ot ee by f2 loo! mn Sale it D ire Mii [hey are rolled J-8eVe 1 pints Fr : , , Bhe Baid were ? - her OwrnTl tse deciared \ th a ) pie ; ack). 7 of TT } car ada ' ) , Ask | buick Quaker if you wens : Your grocer has both. avs get Quaker Qats for a lhe @ ees owner mMijui Ha Vs. . ht was ‘ Commission. . Reno . . ’ THe hard tools and Sup 53 Hand Saw, Ship Point ; — Pattern Your dealer knows f: | R. uy and use Atkins Saws, | ALWAYS FIRST — aN teel’? adds to the saw | With Something New : is edge, nd faster. He can show Grinding makes an DANCE NUMBERS Pattern, except 1 — i ail r, What's Your Hurry hea ee When Will the hioneymoon * Atkins Saws ‘ ier Perfect Sun Shine fer Me Chimes I'm Drifting Hack te Dreamland Hose tnder Hussian Keep it jour Hat Vocal, } our SELECTIONS Irma My Alabamy Une Mary in Mary- fipen There's Onis land : ‘tr Dawulng—Hose, My Rose Now Wouldn't You Like te Kaew Mammy WALTER G. er Atkins Saws and Saw Tools Biessom's "Possum Parts {‘ LIVELY WARCH 74th Regt. Band Mareh Tiet \. ¥. Regiment Mareh : , — P ne The lover « and Teele are HMranches tn all Athine= Sawa bactery Silverstone Music Co. Visit Your Hardware Dealer — Today ake 1) ; a acked uv the world s great s Atkins cut easier revery pur General Distributors for Greater St. Louis and Vicinity. GELLER, WARD & HASSNER HARDWARE CoO., usin isa «©6060 410-412-414 North Fourth St. E.C. ATKINS & CO., Inc., Ware RTOr A ud Ps. inh regvuiar patterns, iT Ship preri 7 piles to save straignt Dae And in the Atkins Guaran with the Atkins nan im? vis 2 pertect satis pOVM hardware for you wo profitable. poor saw s life at Your dealer has many make a visit to his But remember—a eOosts you money to 1se- AL } ab Vou a wide Atkins saves and makes vou money. Old Ask about Atkins. Ti fiw Kinloch. (eutral Saoe CLARK, Inc., 215 Chestnut St. Established 1857 Indianapolis Mitt Suppl Dieater shan seid by» parts eof Leading Mardware Jobber«. the werld. ‘ek teer Athing. 1112 Olive St. + on ae ai ete i alge e hos ee ee ened rage —~- Ee as LORIN 3: 1 ui fra a, DNS PEE! UPI

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FRIDAY e : w a FRIDAY. -~ . , ° P " , > ‘ . 4 - a ° j t> . a 2 3 i IL. &. 197° ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH afone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. APRIL 6. 19989 a» 4 APRI 6. = a ——— —_— ie : — ae —j——>—aIeee ‘ -2a y sj e S - , —_—— ET —— — “ === eee _ Same OT — —_—— oo - Ny ans — — — — eee SN ———— — ee Wage Increase at Cotton Mill. itle Cotton Mills ff t e Al ril 2 A] | — — MOORESVILLE, N. C., April 6 — wes anounced yesterday. 1 oe ARLINGTON H | See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 5 and 20 Am tmcfease of 10 per cent in -the] it séveral othe: is were 4 wages to operatives of | ex | 2ced SS | STIX, BAER & FULL rT) tT. | . 4 hf as : . | e' ‘ i\*\ ee a’ 4 4 —— as x 2 OT PT Rem GRAND-LEADER SLATER == Smart Spring Suits From: ' -y> . »F . — 4, ws ‘ ‘ ’ Lf iJ . |e ri. , . | 4 ‘ ps . a 4 > . d | - man ~ qaead Two pe > I jie . - , = 7 : 4 . - “ ‘7? + y s : , . a. bo | i if ‘ ; , . pote : ‘+ ‘ 2 ‘ . Me it ; a / : > . = — — , . “~ 4 { - ; 4 — , i ' Nw , ‘ [ to] , = , >» wy ~ Be 3 on — = 4 ‘3 } ~ a eal 1 —— A] ravote i ‘ toes Black and colors; some are h a ee ii. ve eee cx ee a little imperfect. om t t. . : ; ; : : = are re Te i t = ae) TO a Ph a5 P P Children’s Stockings, 39¢ Ribbed mercerized Stockings, very fine quality. Black or brown, . re eg ee double heels and toes. = ——— ———— eee eee EEE“ | . ie 2 | ‘=. | : a ui | } = % W hite S$ a 83 | | | sp Es 4 , wi (Main Floor.) / *» R 1 | - ; , ; 7 ’ . | | F = a - R c A ex / , a“ Gray aan . , ‘ Z . Ma : ' | f ; he | , PAty : | ~ | 2 4 : *', GRAND-LEADER . | | ROADCLOTH Shirts have : 4 a fee’ : : established a high standard _ tims lh, ee. fo | Spring Hats of quality that apgeals to the ——- ar ae a. sri ag . : r | : ¢ amp €Sa Cc + Of the Batter Mind well-dressed man. They are : Wi OA MME WJESTEES, Guimpes, Ber- $ | | _very good looking and give ex- __“ SIAN Ply TR ecck accessories. Of fet, lace i } } | ' | } | | linen and organdte. All beautifully cellent wear. These are well Mii SS. | “4 G a a trimmed with fine laces and, in. ; : PAA | | , Y& ‘~ sertions. Tuxedo or Bromle made, in neckband style. The \ i im | i Sellars. ne ear HERE is a group of rinely’ made Hats of soft mellow eray and tan Shirts come with ) y Net Fisher Collars texture. They are correctly styled and beautifully . ~ —f “ae At $1.50 Each separate soft collars to match. | wy ee 2- a Soft fine nets, Sizes 14 to 17. SS ae * Fo daintily trimmed Cloth and Felt Hats, $2.95 oo AS uF OVD Tn parte” shades gt S| ‘ SA - tsg tures and plajn finishes- Very smart when worn as the Deau- - Tke Cloth Hats have welt brims, and come in neat checks and solid shades of tan, gray and brown. ville scarfs. The Felt Hats have the new ridge crown effect and are in 4 ™ ae ee ee Sale O} A ulo lir cS a, Sump “Be At $2.98 Each A Complete Showing of | Fine sheer nets Napanee Kitchen Cabinets | Radio Oxfords A = and Accessories | ae In a Special Selling | 4 $5.85 #\8) Gotham Fabric ac nal F ioor.) | _ ee 7 — new. They are of the glove} ME - Toilet Articles Come in tomorrow—before this One-Week-Sale is over. See the popular ES SS o oe SEVER AL new styles hav | ires — Eee Holmes’ ae ; S ee” ee i | SY coe, — ‘yAeS ay | patterns. ; mes Napanee Dutch Kitchenet, holder of the world’s record tor saving steps, , 2 just arrived, and we Ford coadster. $7.25 and one of the finest built Kitchen Cabinets obtainable. There is a size for pe ae pe i st en to ow you a aa 6000-Mile Adjustment Guarantee Tearing car, — ee rush : \ COmfg e seiection of unusu- ord coupe, . mn we every kitchen. Comes in golden oak, snow-white or French gray enamel. ally smart Oxfords. i THESE are manufactured by the Globe Tire Ford sedan. $9.75 eet Bee eee 2. & 3 : >. : $78. 4 ‘ , | Shoes are well made of good , Bi Co., and each Tire bears their serial and Deter touring j - ae oe for | 42¢ | First Pa me f $5 5 / C - T quality leather, with Goodyear AAS mame. They are skillfully constructed, and 1927 Chevrolet Utility 7 io eae Vanity Case; com- y i aiance onvenient erms | welted soles and rubber heels. have the new square top, non-skid tread. Seat Covers i plated |, er with puff, in gilt- | : | : | Men's Shoe Dept —Main Floor.) : hy | | Touring, $r4.95 | esinol, $44.75 is the sale price of the $99.00 is the sale price of the im- 30x3 $6.45 30x3!'/n.. . $7.45 reo Pens P | ' . afi, . a = } I crvstai 4 > 5-9 : These Carpets are ¥ Wildroor T ' .. ) Me asurin a e lass. : Twinplex Stroppers, for Gillette a | Tieoc . Tahoe fives Tobes | wet num Jat nn uni 7 borvie aroleum —— 2 o hear a tactory repre 4. oO Investigate th aim F and Durham Duplex blades. $7.79 7 , . . 2. 3-19 & $1.95 Te $24.8 $2. lating type. tive Shampoo, bottle, . Cup ot crystal derful opportunity to secure . nas Crys: npn Frostilla Lotion: for tan and wind burn. bottle. 2re Terra Derma Lax, the English ' Uty clay, jar, 69c Ford sedan. $7.45 ee + ce ee nen ea re — er ee —— Gillette Blades, dozen in package ? ; i Af. 22¢ ‘ Be. z : 2 i : age, JOC | vA , $2.25 x4), $26.25 $37.25 Alsmsaum, 096 ot Lifebuoy, the health Soap, cake, . : and why ~ . 2 who visits our . ient terms. will z urham Duplex Blades, pkg. 9c a $2.35 Automobile owners be : - Each Cabin t - nt ins a io . Py Try ' . ~ > Sec . >. a * . ” ° » Napanee dis Bn os a co tains “ attractive lo-piece set ected Mien on te. Oe oe ’ , Sos. Bios They come complete b ble bristles. jax wood Snish, | play tomorrow on Stystai Stassware, to hold spices, tea, coffee and soe cays ‘ades, to Ht Gillette | 2. . x5, 31-75 $3.75 rubber mat. Fourth Floomdge gfe Gem Blades, seven in package, ?5c : g S . ; tin cage, : : poe , é a: hard water Soap, « gl ass awaits ; a venuine Napanee Dutch Ever-Ready Blades, six in Ppack- _—— Z , $2.15 ya» $25.95 $3.10 Auto Step Plates ; every woman ity Kitchen Cabinet is made Cee Cabinet se pa _ healer met on conven * 2.45 $27.50 $3.45 immediately appreciate what me “irror Nail Polish box. ae razors, t0 In package. 2c ~~ 7 e: sugar. t (Sento in ‘cake oe ( Vantities Limited) eB % rif: Avenue Main F or}

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FRIDAY. \PRIL 6. 1998, to $60 at make this sea- y)d-looking are rep- ases in these from mmon patterns and dings are developed tailored into mod- ingle and double ee and four button alues in Suits double breasted models. ked and gray diagonal , black and brown. (Fourth ] or, ) i | ; _ patterns. | well made and come in-venti- dating type. immediately appreciate what They ires es _ fastener type; come in four ] Seat Covers Make your car look lke new. They are of the glove- $7.25 $6.75 *$5.25 Ford roadster. _ Touring car, Ford coupe, Ford sedan, $9.75 Dodge touring, $718.95 19237 Chevrolet Utility Seat Covers Touring, Coupe, $7.95 Sedan, $19.95 Service Motor Oil 30-gallon drum, $rF.os S-gallon can (medium), $74.95 5-gallon can Carpets for Fords Ford coupe, $1.45 Ford sedan, $3.45 These Carpets are very Auto Step Plates Aluminum, 89c Automobile owners will value this is come complete with rubber mat. (‘Fourth Fleer.) a wonderful —_ 7 4 | 1 | j } ' splendid weight, toes / Children’s Stockings, > Ribbed mercerized Stockings, te fine quality. Black or brown, © FRIDAY. PAPRIL 6. 1923. od STIX. BAER & FULLE = -_—_ ——-- - VThe Prize-Winning | Advertisements by Boys and Girls | Appear in Another | of Our | Advertisements ee — a = posses ——— ee The maty Circulation of at te Daily v POST DISPATCH alone E mnetat er of oe Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' & SE LL, See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 4 and 20 GRAND-LEADER- A Remarkable Selling of Embroidered St. Gall Dotted Swiss a DOC vee "THOUSANDS of yards of exquisite dotted Swiss are included in this special selling. Of very fine quality with hand-tied pin dots; this lovely fabric is to be fad 1 in many colors. d Fioc ares 2 and 7—Main Floor.) Hosiery } Women’ s Silk Stockings At $1.95 Pair ULL fashioned, and clocked styles; lace Silk Stockings At $1.65 Pair Full-length silk Stockings: fashioned, double heels, igarter tops. Black and colors. Men’s Silk Socks At $1.00 Pair Full-fashioned Black and colors; a little imperfect. uble heels and toes. (Al; ult Fioor.) Neckwear | Samples at 89c Each Cuff Sets Pmeck accessories. Of net, Tuxedo or ns. collars. Net Fisher Collars Soft * daintily m with sheer mw In Paris smart fine Very ville scarfs. | rn iiss At $2.98 Each Fine sheer nets Waintily trimmed h Filet andJrish %, in Tuxedo or miley styles. (Main Floor.) §-Toilet Articles Holmes’ Frostilla Lotion; Clay, jar, of Roses Rouge, the combi- r 42C com- (Plated box. with puff, in gilt- 50C cake, LN 2ic tet Depilatory; in tubes, 42c r » Hind’ Almond i ay Chic Vanity Case: l, medicated soap, 8S Honey § and 2c a Set Face Powder. 21c Sham- 42C P tstyno Tooth Paste: tube. z2¢c es’ Tooth Powder. r&c hed Cocoanut Oil tiers Tooth Pow der. Cutex Cuticle Remover. 4 Miléroo Taroleum Shampoo, sje ES Shampoo, bottle, 370c tal hard water Soap, cake, . 6c EUiftbuoy the health Soap, cake. i 6c Nail Polish, box 22C Ideal Ha Brushes. istles, jax séinl finish, | AQuantities Limited) : fT Avenue—Main Fin: boot some al! usilk, others reinforced with lisle ‘heels, toes and garter tops. Black, brown and white. full- toes and silk Socks: of lisle heels and some are 39¢ IN THE MISSES’ STORE Fascinating New Frocks Fake Inspiration From the Valley of Kings Attractively Priced Tomorrow ie A | G22 CAPTIVATING collection of Frocks has just ar- rived Egyptian crepes, crepe Romaine, crepe de Chine, flat crepes and Georgettes—one vies with the other in loveliness. Handsome embroidery and heavy beading elaborately offset the simplicity of the willowy silhouette. French blouse style, straightline or pleated models. In beige, rust, Lanvin green, navy, black, French blue. Misses’ Spring Wraps $47.20 $5 5 Handsome soft-pile fabrics developed in the chic wrappy lines of the season. With or without furtrimming. The colors are gray, tan, navy and black. Misses’ Tailored Suits $4729" |*ae, *O5 Smart variations of the Spring mode appear in Suits with short braided jackets, or medium length plainly tai- lored Coats. ‘The three-piece costume is also shown at these prices. Tan, gray and navy. Sizes 14 to 18. Third Floor.) and other lace, ‘linen and organdie. All beautifully ttimmed with fine laces and in- Bromley nets, trimmed laces. shades. when worn as the Deau- Cen for | “Rand wind burn, bottle, 21c |} @ Aferra Derma Lax, the English 69c ava Complexion Powder and 21C Maid Talcum Pow der, roc small 2z2C g&c IN THE GIRLS’ STORE School Girls Apparel —whether just graduated or from kindergarten, or from her sophomore year at high school. New Sp orts Oxfords Smart aE Individual in Style 50 ‘5, eh ae ees Se comfort and style have made an effective al- liance in these good-looking Oxfords which are attrac- tively priced. Beige Elk Oxfords, gray leather trimmed, For Juniors | Sport Coats ow sport heels, pair, $10 ere. ht te, % In flare or belted mod- Brown Calf Bluchers, otter suede trimmed, sport ; els, all mannishly tailored heels, pair, $8 to accentuate girlish Beige Suede Oxfords, brown calf trimmed, flat heels, Ad NV NALS \ grace. Plain or plaid ma- welt soles, pair, $8.50 Ly Pb a NE Ceres en ae i terials, lined throughout Brown Buck brown kid trimmed, Cuban Ae . Y \ with contrasting material. heels, pair, : $10 > Ky A practical and durable Gray Suede Oxfords, black calf trimmed, flat heels, } Coat. Sizes 12, 14 and 16, $15.75, $19.75, $25.00 Oxfords. Spring Frocks A bevy of lovely mod- els, fashioned with long blouse and pleated panels. Materials: chiffon ta f- feta, flat crepe, crepe de chine and printed crepes. Colors: navy, green, cocoa, Copenhagen ble oe) : 7 f / and tan. Sizes 12, 14 and Q Q 16, Girls Millinery Dress Hats at 54, 35 and $6 UCH winsome new Hats have just arrived for lit- tle girls from six to fourteen years. Off- the-face Hats and quaint pokes of soft braids, smartly trimmed with rib- bons and sashes, in the new colors. School Hats $2.98 Milan straw, in black, brown and sand. (Third Floor.) Children’ s Shoes Values in Oxfords and Straps $3 ad $4.50 ELL-MADE attractive Oxfords and ankle-strap styles for misses and children, developed in patent leather and tan calf combinations. Either welt or hand-turn soles. Sizes 4 to 8 at $?7 Sizes 81, to 11 at $7.50 to $4 Sizes 11'2 to 2 at $4 to $4.50 Growing Girls’ “Like Dad” Sports or Dress Shoes Oxfords for Boys Made to stand the hard wear that boys give them In tan, brown and black calf. English and broad toe lasts. Blucher or straight lace. Some have rubber soles. Sizes 11 to 13’ at $4.50. Sizes 1 to 6 at $5 to $6 pair. (Main Floor.) Combination of tan and patent, gray and brown suede. W elt- sewed soles. Sizes a2 Wedding Invitations Our Announcements, including inner and outer enveloves, also tissue inserts, sets ot 100, from $7.75 upward. College Coats and Jacquettes 300 on Special Sale Saturday at $3.98 GTILL new styles in Sweaters and Jacquettes, just arrived, fur- ther to intrigue and delight us. Very smart new models for women and girls justify the increasing popularity of this vogue. Tailored Tuxedo models and graceful blouse models more elab- orately made, are developed in freshest Spring colors. In mohair or mohair and fiber combinations. In jade, Alice blue, cocoa, tan, and such lovely combinations as blue and silver, beige and turquoise and jade and silver. (Third Floor) IN ew Trimmed Hats Feature Shapes That Are Be- witching and Entirely New At 577 00 "THERE is a tantalizing tilt of the brim and an exotic slant of the bow which make these Hats indi- vidual and smart. There are unusu- ally lovely ones to be offered at a price so very moderate. The trig close-fitting Hat and the large sweeping brimmed one divide honors between them. Milan hemp and taffeta and straw combinations are most artfully used to produce ex- ceedingly chic Hats. Many suitable for misses. (Thira Floor.) Of Woolen Materials Sizes 8 to 78, a J THESE are high-grade Suits that evidence their excellent quality in every detail. They are well tailored of splendid quality woolens attractively patterned. A selection of clever new models is represented. Truly a value of exceptional merit. Penrod Topcoats A New Lot Just Arrived Sizes 21% to 10, $ / 022 These smart Topcoats for boys are tailored on Fifth Avenue, and the Boys’ Own Store is the only place in St. Louis where they can be bought. They are unusually good looking, modeled in English raglan style in a light tan shade. And they are moderately priced. Boys’ Furnishings Department HAs a most complete assortment of all that is new and correct in Boys’ Furnishings.. Many attractive fea- tures are presented that are exclusively ours in St. Louis. Eton Blouses For Small Boys 85c 0° ]Z . All Styles $1 to $2 APS are important items in a boy’s dress, and the selection here’ includes models that are sure to please both mother and aor an =D ‘* apie ace WE Rignd- Oh tke Bato -

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: FRIDAY. : as . FRIDAY. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the Dé ily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the D: aily Globe-Democrat and the Times Canine PRIL & m F3 APRIL 6. 1922. : inion a Ta eaeeeeeee en ee —_———— ——————_—_—— — ~ Seuecccceccecuseecccerescceccccces e000 00000008 eUSb SS Seer senses sseceeers=SeeSSEErSEsss AAS Spring Days Call for Spring Clo The Store for : ALL the People For Saturday, We Offer Men’ S and Young Men’ S -* 3 = Neckwear and Collars Two-lIr ouser Suit SH Ue : In gy Low sass, Group Lots Re APR He Tone fw pees 20, alee gine aetaine ee ee ee ee ee. ee one er ee © re hehe a e - aa Shins 7 te RAR eprint ian dew corte 19> ¢ > . : é : ” . — eee, ete Mate Te +“ cAnwe ~ ae he eee ra habe . es tate we RO Smad amigos ee Soe Sea ae » 6 js be Pony a ite wie y's, > . . » ~ “reqs =~ , mar oe ee eos ” ’ . scl biiS. - ta ‘ s ~~ New $25 Silk F iber Strip Shirts seen Shirts “$ 65 =" =" ‘s 1: 00 * Te ees an OO getting NE OE on Peeves ’ mee ee. aed te: ggg SHE ha ty Reo Me Rh ee Ee ade teach Regardless of price, three things are always true YEE A cone cachet ria me nee ore * “5 v » an » lithe MT ee ahaa? te teak. tT hee -a ~ . * ae anal pt an es a Smee Ss Rk ve Insel Sip eerie at ences hay dee. Nt aaa \0 etna tay ten aly hiatiewgs vv } “Arrow,” “Lion” & “Delpark” New English Print Foulard Ties {>s\ - fi ot these Suits. The fabric is all wool. The tailor- 25¢ to 90c Soft Collars “* 3 f° - _ a > a * Part arr.” 7 . nee A ’ £3 4% - a . =.” « ', 2 7. . “A _ 7 2444 ' . . = fs ey >. & “Re y ++ *.% a ‘ , _ _ * > > . ’ *'« ‘ e 4% nt - © . ~ * ae “ °°.” ee o iy ? Y. al = ' ‘. i * aon : i y ‘, ‘ue * . . '' ee ee? a i. — a’; ‘ " , ‘ / a « ‘eo Ay “= : tae h : : . ’ ‘ ° . ry - ih «® ‘ ‘ ’ ,* > - Ye : ‘ . “ e*' > ‘A ? 2 i : ~s % Se " os * ~A A — - ~~ «.% @+ *- > . -— ' - a o ‘ , 2 ~Z, % aiid = 4 = . or LO e = it we a Me » Aa eur > 7 ag” : Sess; —- Z , aeree ~ . ~~ a a , ' . F] ee « ae - oa ; os i 1 ’ 00 Z lig: 40 "4 e r, ee from a depentabie manufactur : Zz O oo “- eee og A : ® . ~ j o 39 n the Corsets there are : ' J a 4, . \ e ' >a A rire ase “rT i SNPPCIA : oA Mage : ' [ n s r : bo ot :- ? 7 Sali ii Hin dileWe mM) { «a 's r ws 4 - “i : 5 2 , nay Store— ; ' ’ 2 i} n 4 : ’ = " a * a . : ; 4 - : : i. 4 - » “rn ; . - nh 4s . . . E oe ee 3 | A\} Nugents,, ) P 4 ‘ + ~ " ; / 7 r a i =* r ; > as _-* : Sookie , © | aa : ee 3 ; og - ; . ~ y — : Special Offe . A % > : SRESseressseesieates z oe ee ad .% e . | mixtures in seg dark and Bis ass: cos Ag fps =: Satin trimmed voke and sleeves, in s Ae [Y/7 ) Raglan style. destructible visors. all beautifully - lmed_ with iwo-tone and silk Full range of sizes 6°, 2 style s, diseontinted . vn em y || sp 10 $8 a pair. $35 Coats $ | ) : Shower-proof Kenwood ) 7 | : : : Tweed Coats, well made and trimmed. —_ OE a , a - © > ‘wrt o RARCAIN BASEMENT Boy S After-Easter Reductions on ’ T Juniors’ and Girls’ 33 \_ wo-Pants Suits Coats and Capes aI A Special Purchase of 200 Suits Regular Sale Price, $12 and $10 _* $3.95 and on Sale Saturday s Only yt auaie 7 Made of Vanity Fair 4 Before Looking > oe e| Kayser and heavy tricot : ‘| brands: also a limited raclittm included. Keay flounee eombination with a ee | Egyptian pattern. Black, | Humpty Dump- s$ | | * desired suit shades. Extra } ; . a * ? SP eae eseeseneeaeaewes Bolwia Suedines Wrappy Models 4 | Children’s $1.95 and $2.50 Patent | 8 nd, aes a oo Leather sary Jane : 7 D Sizes id 6 « sis. Paes Camel's Hair Overplaids «=! 90 fine materiais ang fioer wtrien sont LES | |) ipeoen aaamee A i “a for St. Louis I | ene and full $1.25 to $1.75 Barefoot Sarfals 8 bine; also peneil Over 200 Dresses $ ; Ja . colors, Ail the new Spr OF ad © 4 oe. for Omen, : cy st! " in : i] n deta e * : ryt = #: ‘or rel ty ° . eo N oat nens . Bees "en-eaety " ~ = “ey “7 ~ = ‘ Tm .sees ate } ivi. ; © , , 3 : : as rhe ? : . ‘ -& i : , C4 id * | t ete onl . and Play (>xforts - bre wr —- itner ctrin - : 7 ry 4 , ; nre $I stripes and mixtares, Formerly Priced extra SE : —-: — - " ‘yen vi Ld Se ‘ ,* = _ > ié ‘ D li. , ant _ izest ele 45 to 51 ‘(Bargain = nec ta } . (Bargain Basement—VNagents«.) - > > *--e a a ; > F Tx oF ris % *% ke err orwrnonnvnneneercaneoen SRSSSSESSSESECSSSSSSSSSEESE sss sss SSeS SSS SSS: es pee .

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APRIL. 6. 1923. The City Circulation of the bo POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' JE. £8: 8 8)8 8) 8) ew: tii Se a) a mii a re dil lll n Penne 2 2.2) 2) ii i a mr iF Hal it i ti ii - ! aa + af ‘ft heal |i | i | mt i Rants | Complete Outfits for the Entire Famil b EY 4 ge agape oe «T ped ’ HAIR NETS— le and double mesh, The Store for ALL the People (Seok ch OB ay Women’s and Misses’ Ready-to-Wear |. |, saturday Millinery Special |'¢ ads COATS—CAP ES—WR AP cere 6 ence poll eee 4 rer i “ j yon “ " 4 “ Mag aputt! iy We know that the women of St. Louis gel by} i, will be most surprised and amazed with ! | wey winds, J this wonderful sale that takes place to- | _ at ied morrow. Hats for all kinds of Springtime ' we ae wear. Dress Hats. sport Hats, garden | Hats and matron Hats. New short back = 200 Garments—some re- pokes, roll brim Hats, turbans and other e Vig duced from our higher modish shapes. “Lovely leghorns, trane 1) Pitted Canteen w= - ieed groups. Are m parent Hats of maline and hairbeadd, trim- . | \ 3 priced ase Are made med with See, fruits, feather fancies Large patent leather Can- 4 oh “go a of excellent fabries. and ribbon make each Hat suitable for teen in both square and Oc- y G. o . ‘ The styles are the Spring or early om. wear. tagon shapes, fitted with coin wes ‘ ; . newest silk crepe lin- ‘ vr. n , ‘ Arona : a rT : ‘ tye - purse, vanity and large mit iQ | ings. Formerly $39.50 = ror. A special purchase makes ated 77, to $45 . a it possible for us to offer this : ho | : piv. riz splendid value, ‘ o f. PS “- / B ‘be eee i \ | | | =isy | ! Q1 = ; > f (f $400 (Second Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) Pah ” a. ae > coe Spring Silk Gloves in Smart Styles || Choose Your Spring Hose Tomorrow eayeet Silk Sa From These Interesting Groups, Featuring the Light tee i | P Be " The Coats, Capes, Wraps Gray Shoe Shades | . «| R | } in this range are made of Novelty style ae 2 ee ee sg ara Women’s Silk Hose; all-silk, 3 : \\) @ Ormandale, Fashona, Ini- atts eee CPLR), full-fashioned, in the new light i) Ile a> : . . cotta, Velyerares: aay styles odin uit my bh shades of gray and ry) 50 . 7 4 \ ete. Phe styles are beau- ROUEN STi HH {dua ks TALIA black. if i | | tiful. | rhe color assort- trasting pipings, BV Ge phe ny | 3 : | ment is excellent. +) aw shades oy . oOo aed ° : nih See oe s oF at 3 ’ Women’s Silk inet hs mercer- : ized lisle top, full-fashioned ; in S$ O95 z . ’ all the new Spring $1 Q5 , : 3, : eer eee Jie - ms J Women’s Chiffon Silk Hose, i r. : 3 lisle top, in black and gunmetal, Kayser Silk ee : oa | Beautiful Gauntlets of heavy Milanese silk, several o9. 30 . 7 § style 6 _ attractive styles: with ruffles, embroidery and con- a : Women’s *‘Panel Back’’ Silk | Unusual Offerings at These Prices i ss rea an lee a eh te Akt eae + Te Re eee eee ee eee ne en en 2. ee oe trasting trimmings; an assortment of Spring shades. : Hose with lisle tops, in biack Kayser Silk Gloves te ff and the light shoe $i 29 Ls hie - ati F loor—Nugents.) ony i . oom ied . as OREO oe ai é x t 2 Gloves *iting 4 pe Both Gauntlets and 16-button-length novelty Glov $995 QO5 Women’s ‘‘Panel Back’? r of heavy Milanese silk; dainty ruffles, pipings and pret : , . Fiber and Silk Hose, lisle tops, ty embroidery, in a'variety of styles and colors eae SORES |, ee No. ye pind Silk Gloves . brown . 721 “Twin Tuck” " Saturday Ins poe Girls’ “Department. _ 5 | LL. eae eh ear es pecans ss = $ 1.50 Still Good Choosing in the Sale of eaveralage ot | ‘SS. Jo to 10 SI Ik Dresses es for Spring e pemi-fas ancy l tne for Born $2.85 to $3.50 Silk Hose at $4.69] || yo: sit'sise “gunn | l (Main Floor—Nugents., ae a brown, white and the new First qualities and some irregul: i lain. all- waar silk aa uate pec yo Paty ide aac kine cad apes. _ ¢ 1 65 | im / Beautiful creations In the newest shades} on featuring neat plain and smartly trimmed 1009 C { d Gi di Faris lace clox styles. Sizes 8% to 10 su tn 167: (Akio Ve orsetS an iraies (Main Floor—Nugents.) — en eae i ar 55 modes—Copen, navy blue or brown, sizes $3.50, $2, $2.50 and $2 Are the Regular Selling Prices pee 7 = i” (ePY. 6 to 12 years. A great mperias purchase, together with our own stocks re- Gibsed: for our after-Eaiteriaclling, ——s 2 E AA Mother and Son, Come Here Saturday! > el ON, ed | $ 95 , i iss, Main Be extraorai a ‘xtraordinary event possible. The elastic : ° ° ° ° . : Here is a value that will bring boys to this active F] girdles are showroem and salesman’s samples De t € taqmorrow oor, . from a dependable manufacturer. Sizes 36 ak Ca gs ae to 30. In the Corsets there are not every size Men's in every style, but all wanted sizes in the lot. Boys’ Two-Pants Suits é eA Ky AL TR £ a 4 OS . By coset 8 | . Qs Platinum Hare. | 5 tek and D 30 $ 1 Q: Y5 ee Se | jee | Fy 6} [ety SY shades, sizes 6 to 12 years. | terns. ize Squirrelette .... to j : Boys’ New Spring Topcoats Natural Squirrel : c $ ] Q ei a — —— and ohaas 1 Figs er Sige —e, Beige Iceland Fox ) B. Slosve | SRG wet" ee ee ae ee ote ie is oe patterns, Size sepa: So Bee see" | pe =a Natural Mink .... ie “fee $ I8 t $ Y5 eh 4 LS eee: > - > ag turday’s sell- —— 0 ee wt g Se Fr Rio: | + had Oe yh : ing. wes cc: Sigil Seat" | | AS | 2 FW? .* ae | sacl to a 7.50 Taras Coats and Capes EMENT , ie CRU Ae Boys’ Wash Suits ——— | a 4 eee | : : Shing : ie ; cae feo ae a | High-grade Coats and Capes of newest 9 5 eo : _ a salloricclian” atyler emblem on. sleeve Qh ae fe fs. ee | ali | ; . > 7 t . y Natural Mink. . triple braid, trimmed with whistle, open Be oy ; ee a - ees 2 goes scot | Spring fabrics and shades. Sizes 7 to 16 a ' d Girls ; | (Second Floor—Nugents.) mt green. Sizes 3 tO 8..seeeeeereeeeenes , , “s ss, aes ee re : : th — | —_— ~*~ i} years. Exceptional at. .....00.e8ss0 000 1 Capes ar ae = — e$i2endsio «$8193.95 and $4.95 maggie. aaa || : Confirmation Frock School Frocks» . & . California $7.50 & $8.50 Trousers & || Confirmation Frocks chool Frocks * i nade of Vanity Fair silk jersey, . Men’s and young q | $5.95 to $8.95 $1.60 to $2.00 val- wid and heavy tricot, of other Privet He ges men’s Trousers. 85 Wi || values; crisp woite Q ues; snappy youthful | ans ; D | organdies, in plain e models, in checks and zs | S —— —- also a limited number hand tailored of : . er a. ri if Tadinm included. Beautiful novelty S t rong, fine -ali:wool . agen * | / or laced and em- plaids, stripes and nee combination with Paisley and | - e.i.5-* 3 binations; 7 to 14 meres, Wworsteds broidered styles; 6 aay * tian pattern. Black, navy and all * OFS none terend: a shaves red suit shades. Extra sizes of jersey included. te hil gg ee lle pe ' . sturdy and in all the wanted stripes, checks, mixtures & +f | eco oor—Nagents. ' \\ t . y* , } cs nd Fl N : | sure O and shadow S&tripes. Colors are blue, | — — rr SEE — $5.95, $6.95 and $7.95 | | ) ] = tn Pade z brown, tan, gray, all new Spring patterns height and colors in a wide range of novelty suit- Costume Slips. \ iy ame ings, sles pinks Sep enuen Sereed with a Children’s $2.50 & $3 Smoked Elk High& Low Shoes plain or cuff bottoms. Sizes 2 Of 5-thread erepe de | __ Special me chine, radium, satin and *4: IS Saturday $4.50 Trousers 2 Flexible foot-form Shoes that give :> 0 to 14 years taffeta, some are double Men’s and young men's Trousers, perfectly Sj your ) : ° 1Z€s to hip, with camisole top tailored of splendid quality cassimeres, tweeds, | | ——. bedinesat, fit and comfort oN cheviots, worsteds and blue serges; medium 1! ze/o VO coeoeoeeee eee eee ee ee SES esenes ier nee Pee oot FREE » ant dest stesd. al Guan iy /2 colors, | - os v . . .. pe 4p Sage, ete: stripes, checks and mix- 85 ) Misses’ $4.00 Goodyear Welted Oxfords. $? 05 c xtra size WW t up inciudec _ot Tine mercer- tures; plain or cuff bot- Brown ealf Oxfords in sizes 11 to 2....cccccccceses mm ized eloth with high luster finish. tom. Sizes 29 to 42 " (Second Floor—Nugents.) (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) | (Third Floor—Nugents.) { (Men's Store, Balcony—Nugents,) ; J J . sar : " " : " _ " ; yee " iret eset ; an | ? S ta eet : ” ss - . ae wt 1a a953 on — orem - _ as 4 bes! es ) Lee ee ee eee eee BERS EEE 8 "i bt fil} Hh Hail i i} iit) aéit ida Lf @ieae8) itt dbeé tes uu ih as +a) ths Lae ‘as is old a Ny a sid os aif aus i. hi aie! oad i eed dads ; Me bod tga. “ae s a _ A

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FRIDAY APRIL 6, ’ ' is The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Giobe-Democrat and the Times Combined RI TAT teeter ee BALTIMORE NOW SEVENTH CITY, a ———— . ~ 4 “ ~ habe Ts . = 4 “ r a * eee ee! ee ae ee ve. - bas Rpt, Mae ao ee pete ala, Pind as eg hy , 7 ® rae eae ager —

SNe ae * a 4 Mh /, pl Washington Avenue Corner Seventh Saturday Specials Exceptional Purchases Enable Us to Offer These ““Specials’’ for Saturday. Many New Styles Shown for the First Time This Season on Sale Tomorrow New Dresses Just Received From New York $ These dresses are the smartest we have shown this season and by far the best values at this low price. Flat Crepes, Canton Crepes, Egyptian Motifs, Taffetas, Georgettes, Poiret Twills, Jerseys. Bedell ' a—Second Floor. Special New Waists Attractive $ Values at Exquisite new Jacquette and hip madtels in Paisley, also in Crepes with beated effects and tailored silks. Bedell s—First Fleer. Latest in Sweaters Splendid 3 ©).98 alues at Just the thing for sports wear. Come in wool slipover and Balkan effects. Hundreds to select from. Bedell s—First Fleor. Overplaids and Polo. The Newest Fashions in Coats and Capes *2Q) (6 Models of unusual distinction and grace developed in lustrous fabrics of the newest shades. New flared Capes, Side-Tie Wraps, Straightline Models and smart Sport Coats. Materials: Normandy, Lustrola, Twill Cord. Bedell a—Fourth Fletr. New Skirts For Street and Sports Wear peciay #7 (p*® Brushed wool, novelty checks, plaids, cordala and prunella,; stripes, plain and pleated models of excellent quality. Redetl' s—Second Fleer. Sports Coats New and Snappy - -- At This $ 40 Low Price Splendidly tailored, latest Sports st yle effects, belted and flaring models, come in the wanted overplaids, polo and mix- tures. Bedell s—Fourth Floor. Mixt ures, Suits. New Suits ‘Unusual Styles and Values Greatly Underpriced *2GQ: (6) Charming New Models— The new, long, side- tie creations, short Box Coat, semi-fitted and bloused styles, come in Poiret Twills, Tricotines, Camel's Hair and Novelty Sport Redetl s—Fourth Fleer. NEW CENSUS ESTIMATES SHOW Displaces Boston in Figures in Which 8 of 50 Largest Citiés Re- place Nearest Rivals. By e Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 6.—Sever 1! changes in the relative size of th larger American cities were indicated by new census bureau figures pre- pared on the assumption that growth conditions prevailing in 19290 in ° various localities are continuing. The hew estimates show that eight of*the fifty largest municipa:i- ties have replaced their n and that of the fifty largest class New Yoox he mr } . i= = | Ov 8! Tey earest rivils two have been shoved out 6.000.000 mark (2 9 oe) far from the rae ty nmnati and wah kh S Sixieentn ious cities in . 1] Le ‘ ,. 1920 show prob- Se | , is foi- ARBOR DAY OBSERVANCE ON “GOLD STAR COURT” AT 4 P. M. 16 . -* “were > ica S iowers a SAN ANTONIO HEARS ORCHESTRA Houses at be . “ e $t. Louis Symphs ~ th coneerts give the orchestra's tone weetness by radio. ers last night had usiv bv radio - Heppelwhite | Console SPECIAL TODAY AND TOMORROW PURCHASE ONLY {0 RECORDS —any selection you desire— and we will deliver this new EDISON PHONOGRAPH to your home. Always Rentember— When You Own the New Pdiseon Yeu Have ! Ne Needles te ( banger. 2 \ Genuine Diamend Peinat. 2. Lutematic ‘Stop. ‘ Tene Regulater. (an Re Made te Piay all Records. Piease send particelar«e re. garding “pecial (Censele Offer. Yame tddress« SILVERSTONE MUSIC CO. 1114 Olive Street Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 fo 6 | A TS eae fs. Dae 4 ly tage + = sti py a? é * * 7 ‘ & 8 a i 7 =? a > 7 : r i Y a ( & = Fi Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 3 An Extraordi | fi W omen Special $ at Black and wht nude, flesh, gunn have slight shade imperfections in not impair their have silk top. Hostery §& Che ieather Regulariy $4.4 Beautifu of Ivor At Very Special | Ivory White Toilet Se Regularly $6.99. 3 7! Epeciai at $ . These are three-piece Se eonsisting of mirror, br and comb. Powder Box and Hatr ceivers to match above Se at only, each $1. Ivory: White Toilet Set Regularly $8.50. —— Special at $5. Three-piece Sets, consisti and comb / , of mirror. brush Tollet Gea Saturday AC One-pound box of ¢ Log cabin Roll, cholo : Get the V Candy * ; Z| Electric National fF $1.00 Dot Ask about this very only. Fill in Coupen users’ cooking party. | COUPON P | Please send me Anniversary offer. : | ) - . > 4 aoe

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_ FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1928, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000. q Cus U ACC Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 , : —— smmmegnere -». lhe = a © Anniversary Sale We Are Exclusive St. Louis . Representatives for Rogers Peet Clothes for Men. CL DIN Ninth to Tenth . ~~ j oJ Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Sain aaieie eitninal te ons on las teh eehal tee cvat, nA lan oc os EE cca alee entinaeaeiemadiie tenant! . 5 6 An Extraordinary Value-Giving Sale of Women’s Silk Hose — > 95 Pair Black and white, African, nude, flesh, gunmetal and beige; some have slight shadows, others have tiny imperfections in the weave, which does not impair their wearing quality; all have silk top. Hosiery Shop—First Floor. gray, inugaee assveers a a ee ee ee ee ee ee stiearay : Feeder th bh /H C oa Little Leather Handbags Regularly $4.00— =e Saturday—A Wonderful Opportunity for Girls and Juniors! ale of 3500 New Gingham Dresses —in Three Tremendous Value-Giving Groups—$1.95, $2.95 and $3.95. In a most comprehensive assortment of styles from leading manufacturers, including “Little Sunbeam,” “Elsie Dinsmore,” “Dandy Line” and many others; smart, crisp, fresh models for little girls from 6 to 14 years. $9.95 =—=—= Ten Styles at Nine Styles at Ten styles in this assortment; Tissues, light, airy and € Please be here early tomorrow for choicest selections. The values are remarkably good and worthy of your earnest consideration. Junior Shop—tThird Floor. > I lO = = Special at @ These attractive Bags are all in poueb stvle, mounted on beau- tiful plaited frames. They are fitted with purses and mirrors. In blue, black, brown, sand and grav. Bag Shop—First Floor. Seven Styles at Seven attractive styles. Made of good ») 95 ~wwee-er-m2-e. ~ A LA CL OTT AE ES A ER A ET TE ELE ee ener eR TR I te age - : S een er eee + pepe 1S NE ORE ee Ne = _ are . Ee ~ aa. ead = ee a eS a | tl a a ee a ee ee rene, ~ — = . . - - a —$—— ——______ ta SB ISIN OS ON i a CNT Raat I ea tied” Soe Rage , Sues + a , ta aS te > ras ‘ baeG i ain asneese tak, ms cil, piled: Mapas yi. 6S agen a ~— as well as tissues; combinations smart pretty hot weather of linene and gingham, dimities and cotton crepe; all the new checks in a variety of shades. quality gingham in solid colors, plaids and checks; straight and belted effect. Beautiful Toilet Sets of Ivory and Amber At Very Special Anniversary Sale Prices on Amber Toilet Sets cotton crepe, imported gingham, e ‘¢ 95 fluffy, are here ‘shown; Dresses; these stvles are greatly advanced and will be good throughout the year. a 4 7 x ». & J a > 4 : 3 & 4 4 | i Ivory White Toilet Sets ° | Ivory Regularly $6.00. 3 715 Special at $ . These are three-piece Sets, consisting of mirror, brush and comb. Powder Box and Hair Re- ceivers to match above Sets, at only, each $1.00 avery White Toilet Sets egularly $8.50. $5 = 99D Special at Three-piece Sets, consisting of mirror, brush and comb. Regularly $10.50. 6 50 Special at ° Ten-piece Sets, consisting of mirror, brush, comb, powder box, hair receiver, button hook, nail file, shoehorn, clothes brush and cuticle knife. Amber Decorated With Gold Toilet Sets Regularly $22.50. 17 95 Special at ° Ten-piece Sets, including all the most useful pieces. Anniversary Sale of NewSpring Sweaters Zt —— _— Important Anniversary Sale Smart Trimmed — of and Toilet Goods Shop—First Floor. W onderful Values at ee Saturday Candy Special AOc Pound One-pound box of delectable assorted sweets, including Log cabin Roll, chololates, Bonbons and caramels. Get the Vandervoort Candy Habit. Candy Shop—First Floor. Sports Hats A- the popular Spring styles 50 and colors are shown in this | lot of Sweaters; the. Russian EVERAL hundred Trimmed eri \ blouse and new surplice effects; and Sports Hats taken from | ee our regular stock of higher-priced , ’ ak. of een ee sleeveless ZO f coats and Hats will be specially priced for nnive Pe ges i fi BENG ci ee too eee . SR ee \ straightline slip-ons for the r ‘Saturday. Electric Waffle Ir ons younger miss. sign A —, weight mohair, silk and wool; ony] 3-45 also imported hand-knitted slip- Who doesn't want one at on models with the new flare this price? Think of the ~ collar. eonvenience. These Irons : ; , are all nickel finished: Be sure and see this display Hats, in all the fashion- : EC eee Leelee: SETI, First Floor Tables. | able shades, including makes four delicious waf- Hi cos | | ‘end, eh aeeee fles at a time: no smell or ceene Siuaitnedl ull \ | | ’ * “As ¢ (lle ory / S08 |S nie aa, Bit ZF @q Among them you wil! find wonderful values in flower -trimmed Hats, others trimmed with rib- bon bows and burnt os- trich and embroidered smoke. Electric Shop—Basement. ™ . Millinery Shop—Third Floor eee National Pressure Cooker pe eG Vy OS ae U. S. Army Goods Specials To-morrow $1.00 Down—$1.00 Weekly [MS Z , 2) a ee ? 7h % 1 Tae EP i ‘ . Yat iN ; Coffee Biggins-Percola- | CD |’ Tench meg? Ask about this very special offer for Anniversary Week eE Dy | ' ea «i and 18 inch | Colanders, sma!! | or large 5Oc Dish Pans $1.00 \‘ ‘ieee * f : ; e Sauce Pots, 1%-qt. &5e Lariats, Ropes Tic - Deitz Lanterns a . $ys Stoves . | | Acodel Moves, Mise | Canteen Cure 3 ai | Sauce Pots, 6-qt. 90c | Mess Kits 40c : ‘U.S. Army Saddles, Heavy Sauce Pots, with | Web Beits 10c with stirrups, made of lid, 8-at. $2.95 | Thread, 600-yard spools, fine quality leather, cov- Compass $1.50 | black and white, No. 40 waak Ch ered $5.50 Shaving Brushes ibe 10¢ ood Chopping Milk Kettles, heavy pd Cartridge Bel Army Goods Shop—Basement. , P — a eiediited «a cl Machette Knives Skimmers q ; COTPON x 4 Please send me full details about your special Anniversary offer. : 3" Saeee a . accecwesse eee bute Phone :————__— meee ee ca — eet — Housefurnishing Shop—Basement — Fm oe mmm

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© Brewin . LE LRH! ne pe - at ey we » as A OA AE BOOS ar ne ged er -— oe os my - Te ee ee Re ss lati hee’ a OO i A ie a aS Oe ee oe - Pu ee Vey . — . he Daily POST-DISPATCH dine Approximately Equals that of the Daily he Times Combined. APRIL @ fom. 10 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Van) ne . J aily Globe-Democrat and the RS a ee | om == - = — 7 ADVERTISEMENT. sip CHRISTIAN P. BELL, BROUGHT EERE >! T a —+- DO YOU FEEL DULL AND LANGUID? From tor sprinss, our ok B0XO ccereeeeeesees ARE YOU WEAK, TIRED, WORN OUT? "= isc2o"2" ing Failure to Support His 7 7 " Third Wife. a , 4 Christian P. Bell of 4442 West Pine | DON'T blame the | used and most effective of ail tonics boulevard was returned to St. Louis © spring weather if you | and blood enric It is composed Se ee oe a fe can hardly drag your- | of just the elements you need to tone Wednesday night by Patroiman . self around, are tired | UP and invigorate your blood, mus- taw, who went to Hot Springs, Ars . when you get up in | cles and nerves. Get a bottle today, . take charge of Bell when the | | : the morning and have | and begin to take it at once. SS te sium tien with = [ J FRA sno ambition, no ap- | Gudes Pepto-Mangan has been r refu irn her : | ' rf petite, no animation | recommended and prescribed by equisitio | | lor “pep.” It isn’t | physicians for over 30 years, anddur- Bell gave bond almost immed iy f the fault of the season, or of the | Ing all that period its formula has not OS OS stoi Dae arrest a weather. It's you. | Deen altered ‘wor its remmncngae PF Hot Springs early last week Take Gude’s Pepto-Mangan for a | Changed. Itispalatableand pleasant “* eing failure to § | Short time and note the wonderfu! | —little children take it readily, and * “*)*St *® ee aces ¥ change in your feelings and your ap- | ‘tis as beneficial to them as to adults. P pero . PS. Feat mg pearance. It will punfy and enrich | All druggists sell Gude's Pepto- Pans 5 et cama Peg blood, cleansing it of the impun- | Mangan, 1n both liquid and tablet obtained he warrant aft Stead oes which have accumulated during | form. Ask for it by its full name. érawing a divorce suit last Januar; : the winter. It will give you a keen 5 Sh > alec i} e | in Hot Spriz | ‘| ‘ @ppetite and improve your digestion. 1de’s ind had e wire paate fos fe. It will help to renew your physical arr ~ is. ! wife. i it your energy and ambition. O a 2 Bell is son of N is M ul clear up your skin and bring ept aad ng former Excise Comn ner a the color back to your. cheeks. n & gran i. “. “ 4 : : et. ‘ ; . j = ? ‘ “ oo ST f - ~?s = = ; re : t I . . . 3 . may outfit the entire family and scarcely miss the money. a : ’ | All the new Spring styics are hegre in a splendig assort- : ment of beautiful ceolerings. They come in tint crepes, attractively \ apes all raps and ber mocel«. These Capes and Wraps are made of velours. Beolivias, sllks, etc.. and come in blacks, browns and light celers. Seme are silk lined and are trimmed with tasseis, frinze -eete lM Oe ee ee “ oat ; ra . a . er or ‘ - Se =A ne te eee S =x . =A / v\4 aS 4 + 97 50 These fine all-wool Suits represent the utmost va!no for the money. They are carefully tailored in the mewest styles for men and young men and come in a splendid assortment of light and dart colors. Come ia and see them. They are regular $57.50 values which | i, "cnocse tenn we feature at only $27.50. sripes and solid ‘ee, ne a x 1%, ft ae" = -3s . OVC : . n iS ~e © ae oe, } Rs | Pres hn ae Young Men's ““Jazz”’ A splendid as= | 2 ma L ‘Festenes cai : wt i Lid DiLTeeee ae P@2eaeae4 «eee! aie peeee Rs PSR eeeaercasateveei 7 ) 7 7 it fai ; Becerra: ‘SOS etre seeee eateBSeni ica A OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 7:30 and see Every Watch guaranteed to give accurate service or your bp 4 al Bee a a ee . 7 i, genie mor ri phn Mak RT ahs otaae apie Re Soe a int TRUTHFUL TERMS | 4 a —== — . Down Week — - . hee Fe Soe Mee % Le? - fs ha » * ~ s * é x “7 ._* . Fa d FRIDAY. APRIL, 6. 1923. . A On * f Mtthssas:: A | Presi Le PON OE 7 Mappege © w* * zo St. Loujs is as achievements. § progressive spiri definitely multi Several mont of Famous-Barr to be designated utmost importan row is ST. LOUI zation have been this institution a visits this store Every section —Off —Merc —Ever { —In “ST. LOUIS D enthusiastic ec than ever emph Every item dorsement. 1 the prices quote Because of t make your pl when the store DAY” features New Sprin $12.75 to $25! 7 : ' ' | : 5OO Skirts, ples an styles; pleated eolors, checks terns @ wool w 32 wal sizes. Newest $10 to $18

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ge ; P RT ae — EYE i ee AF RL gg ERS te: Teter cengs f : ‘ | ) i * ~” “a anal at — —— 4 aaa —_ ll — — a al all — —_ — eT — " ‘i A “ n aa 7s P _pripay, 4 | ._ FRIDAY. ven APRIL | bd | ° ae ay AS e A _— | Chic Spring Frocks | | Coats,Capes,Wraps | | Fashionable Suits} # * ; fatement from the : $27.50 to $49.75 Values $29.75 to $49.75 Values | $39.75 to $59.75 Values - | President of Famous-Barr Co. : ‘20 $22 ls: ASSAPSSS ALAS AEDS TSS SA EPS AGES SPSS SSS 14 to 44. Fourth Floor ‘ , Fourth Fleer ESUGeSS peede i eect iieaiie N S S N \ N Ny \ » Ss ~ N N S N S > N N N N N \ N N S . \ N N N \ \) NY N Ss S NY \ S S S N » N N y iM dMikdddddlididddditidiatidiiaadiiliiaai Ldiaddiiddddidda Khishhddbithdddbhididddidiiddpdddhddtstsiditdidbhdiddbddddddddididdddddddceeeeeeeelnln Fourth Floor hMbdddddsdbhdbilddiidiiiiidcaiainunutrnndk£d5cJcQraza.aaaaddaadadaaiaddddiddddéddéa 4 St. Louis is astir with a new spirit and is on the eve of wonderful . a achievements. St. Louis’ Foremost Store, imbued with the splendidly N , progressive spirit of St. Louis, is reaching out for new records and to ‘ Tn SE a Sports Coats, fashion- | - fy . > , ; > = . . F ca > a al , red > . ° . §Vv ew "eSSeS, o + , ai = — é Be" * . i definitely multiply its usefulne ss 1n this wonde rful community. ing over 190 stvles. Models able W raps and graceful 675 specially purchased N rah rs ~ . 3 . 2 7s : > ‘ ‘ae ~ ; . ~ “ ’ : - ‘ : | Several months ago we made the announcement that the management for sports, afternoon, bt . ‘4 i newest io eR so \ . eY of Famous-Barr Company had decided to set aside one day each season street and business wear nell Bry 2 nai oped bs bx. wrt gi 1 opt po 0 N me : ‘haa’ io be designated as “ST. LOUIS DAY,” to be a semi-annual occasion of —smartly fashioned 0! 4 i “pe eae Sage " sh im ergy ba atiaa ate N = . -, utmost importance to every man, woman and child in this city. TTtomor- beaded Georgette, trico- mae tc erage LEI. way iri ati, » "Pol ek ° “e row is ST. LOUIS DAY, and the fullest resources of our entire organi- sham, flat crepe, crepe de peggy sec nae joel) omvom staves “er * edilnae ag aderen . pes : zation have been mustered to make it a dav memorable in the annals of ares : a toy goad tnorenan in the season's most popular hair and téleur aiutn in . Se : . ° ; . to? rh inte y , : ° °C 4 \ ee this institution and a day that will long be remembered by everyone who light end dark colers and colors, as well as Diack and navy, tan, greystone and ee: vinita — oad , me ° hin A ‘ navy. 5650 garments in growp. “pe. « my S Ny 4 Every item has been carefully censored and has our unqualified en- N $ N \ N = . ‘ 7 — See - ‘ oe Ny : N : . | dorsement. The quantities named are accurate and will be offered at N N \ \ : : the prices quoted while the lots remain. N N A \ * ° ° *,* N N N o~ ‘ . N a S - Because of the limited quantities of some of the items, you should N i tekt Salon N N 290 approved Spring \ 100 Dresses, 75 Capes . - . ° > ~ N 4 ’ 7 . i ae " , . Mad yy , ." ; make your plans to be in attendance Saturday morning at 9 o’clock, x In a a ean . rr N N Chokers, including singie N and Wraps and 75 Suits—- S ” ond : % when the store opens and profit fully by the extraordinary “ST. LOUIS 1K a } —— Q 20 : N fox Chokers in light and : all especially designed to § “A . = DAY” features which will beckon you at every turn. |B Frocks and Gowns—copies K N medium brown, rose, co- give smart lines to the f - i K and adaptations of latest f N eoa and slate—single-skin ff . at = > Parisian ereations inelud- N \ 7 “ . ly . . N stout figure and -authenti- x e Th =: i N rari IS, N RB stone martens, platinum Bla — | © | | » & Vidor N ing models for street, af- N S and blue-dyed wolf Chok- N cally styxled—of the most . ia : ‘ . ternoon and evening wear Q § ers, double mink and dou- R popular silk apd wool - é i N Only one or two of a kind g \ ble dark fitch Chokers— N weaves, mostly vin ‘dark in used , y President N and in beautiful colorings. N . all of excellent quality B color $. A repparkably er ’ z. NY +* ¢ ° . > Ss y ~ ’ N \ ° - = ; % ae ' N » SN N S /* N N — SS Bay |): \ ° y i : yf :: Hi | 900 specially purchased N 9 - 7 N N N i 200 all-silk Sweaters, N N 300 smartly styled Tux- ae ii ) i. esata N Only 120 handsome Gar- f N 4 group of 400 charm- BR . Ht, N 8 edo Sweater Coats— in ~ ; HANH Skirts, many being sam- N ie wae eS ee _ A group 0 : ee hi half of them samples; § & : - - % Hilt | sles and all in the latest N ments and allinthe height N iff ing Blouses in ultra styles N N nec@ea nd .dinever E N black, navy, tan, Copen - 4 ' s Hilt sete 2 et iene’ arid N of fashion. Developed of \ for Spring; of beaded,em- Q- / al ® plai 4 : N . and high shades. Splen- m ; ieee! ha “. >a S, > . , ; y style Ny : ‘ z : : “y HAH | leated models in solid N soft, lustrous woolen broidered, Persian and N N cic ake P aeentbown geen -~ ‘ N didly woven and garments we : eT Hit| Sts aR se N ot Oe ae plain ecrepe—in white, tau, Nf weaves; in navy, black, § § that are almost essential] “* 7" 3 iI i} eolors, stripes, plaids, N weaves and many with fur S N CNet a aor pod E Bini oN mite cnt N ae ary N sray, navy, green, browr N - SS SS eee gray, tan, red, rose, blue, § § to Spring wardrobes. All * - 3 Hl ee eee, ee N collars, embroideries, suk and henna and all un-N & r yurple, orchid, peach, N &§ with pockets and belts, he 3 4 Hi terns of splendid silk and N tassels and novelty me . o a Par » P A Se d de to vive & : va ae ‘ ie Meee Sines 98 to N ol , Vand N usually desirable. An ex N N so) white and flesh. Allsplen- § §& and made to give the ut- “3 Soe > re A ok és . ‘ . ray Oo}. m . + ; r . ; . = '¥ ; 3 | N ucKies. in approved ¢ N N ceptional opportunity. N§ §8 didly woven. Sizes34to 8 § most service. Sizey 34 to : 32 waist and some extra N | very ant silk N , de N ’ .* on = i. Ou a § ) C2 N ors—every garment SIIX N N Sizes 34 to 40 N N 44 N S 44 “- . : ILL. ‘ Fe . > ’ = S1Zes. N lined. Sizes 14 to 44. N wearth Seer N N Fourth Floor N S Fourth Fleer eee jy . reeren Pneer N Fourth Floor N N eat i a os x N N ; N N Sthttttht ttl tlt ttt ttt} td ttt tht ihb ht bh bat 4 (2 rs 4° : Sor LEEZEZEEEN ; Z TT TTTALILITTITITTULIUIITILLLLLULITILITLLALUUILLLELEEUbU brs SAMMVILULLLLELLL ISLA ILLLIMLLELILLELLL LEY) VAL iLe VMISISTTTTTSE (0 SAA tbs . , > -¥ ft [ “i = r (Mihi hhihhs)hississsdddLsiitsshhhhhhttththtiiin D CLIO COLLLIILILLLLL CALA AIEACAAAADAAAAAAA/ ATTIRE 4 t VLLLLLLLLULLLLLLLLLICLLZOA Ai 1” “(eee mamma ren Se Z 7. (LL A 4, f 7 west Millinery | | T : Suits) | High School 3x2. Suits | | Gabardine Coats || | Whipcord Coats . 5 N O N 3: miNnewest Millinery | | Two-Trouser Suits} | tigh School Pen Suits | | ” ° 4 a N N N N S 5 Val ; fa ) } Ae N Nf 25 Value at , 3 ue at 3 “5 2 =! $10 to $18 Values. \ $35 and $40 Values N \ $28.50 and $32.50 Values N i $ My i 3 AN ‘ N ; Se gif | N 75 8 i Y i \ : : 7 N | . N Xi N A N =—=s on | % N N A N &f . ~ 7 | N S N N N S - | N N N N x S = \ N N EB Men’s and young men’s f 200 practical garments ™ 2 N ° . — N I ‘ : : Ey x a f ; «) N tiie s™ ° me ’ . S , . .- 8 ; taffeta, straw and N breasted — 3 P30 ‘ N | EA aE EY RE . . around belt and” gatin f and ‘silk-trimmed, with : fabric, as well as com- . 3 button eltects, also - “ N * | latest patterns of light N A yoke and sleeve lining. oke back and all-around oe S| binations of materials: N folk, jazz and oe ia Bee ion vad ili iiain dies eteey Ea Ideal lightweight utility B It. Sizes for men and flower-trimmed, sports \ els—all carelully tailored. N \ i Suit with extra pair of BN N Coats. Only 250 in group. & young men, ‘Imeluding. : models and matrons’ Hats S Sizes for men and young N N = —— oe wana: N N Sizes 33 to 50. . : stouts and slims, ce s also meluded. N men. se i . - “sink & atest tee a Second Fleer fF Soror Fourth Floor N econd Floor S N N N ae | LIILVILSIS PPPS Ad PTT ch lhdddbddddbddatddada 4L4 ' “ — Sh ISSF, \ Iie \ Li iiihdiisihshsiihdiitiissisttdddddddddddddddde A ) ns one 5 exes hg a5 Ys & Spee a 3D, a rs 7) itera fps Seat = * * Peet | ot ” f e e.. te > = % Y Son : ey aie * 44 se mo sat 4 ae pol 2 &* 6 ~e oe 3 ? ¢ : “A ns ate ' fe

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SP OO I LE IE PE Te ee ee ee eee er ee = n _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAICH — The Ci#y Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH atone Approximately F aquals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. en ee —E ~ -—- a - - e = " —— =a 7 SD co oe —- a —- ssanneeconancccoesenannecocoosonscooenssseoseenssscecesaeeeeesaecoeeaseeconscscecoceessccceteed See Preceding Page and $1.25 em Aprons = Oe “ma esner SS N ~‘ N . N S Ada " fs as SSL PSFF¢ LI ALLEPISSSLSEPCLASELLLS PLS SL AALL SEL Ap hlLALTILELAS A LdETELSGSS 15¢c Hair Nets Dozen. 7 Q “Fashionette : -mesh Hair > a ringe styles ’ ,deSs. cy ly CMLL MAEM MM MMMM L _ _~ te | ® Te. _ ie “ $2 Baseball $2 to $5 Lace $1 ¢ olol ed 1.50 “Rubin Suits Flouncings Ratines Shirts SF hd dd $125 1 aaiena Dinner Sets $69.00 «e of 100 pi : and geld 4 oIn hihh. Z5e to $1.25 English Teapots 39C- 599 Tear stvles and patter? 1s for gifts. Very attract ri} ; and yoU should select eariy. ‘ na belt sizes 9 LO if. awk 4 ; 1500 wards Iii lifth F'oeer Sixth Fleer NS jot. Main F loor SELIM OOOSSSSPEAMA A AMADA VILLYSOLLEL LILI IL SIP Ls SA AAA OA / AA LA bu) Main Flevr Mhhidhiihtit Missiiishhhthhigis (Phi th Lh saith itishddsti¢gh¢isdsséishhe ode hdd hbdiachihsbidhadiddddddddbddtbdddddd SOILLALIREMMAAPVAPALAPDADASI SA ESAA SAAS, LLLALPESASSAALAADASD AL IAAL ID ALLL GA A ion + een? Fifth Fleer ——— ——E t Nd TIT lldddddddddd, TTI Oddities ere EEE VITIOLL Ce ll lddddddddddddd “SP Pee ee eat hee wee ee eo ee hy CALLLILL LILLIE LULL LLL LELLLLLLLL LIDS UULALLSIL LILA AAT DALLLILLLLELLLSSILLLLLLLASOLLULLILILSOLLLLLLLIOLILALLUDPLSISLLAUULLLLLLLLLLLLLALDESAALLILLDIOLOALIALOLLILLLLLDAAAUSITLISLICILITOLLLLILASLALA ARS Lk For Saturday Only Six pages of extraordinary values are listed on these two pages, the preceding page and the following three*pages. There are also other incomparable ‘ST. LOUIS DAY”? feat- 3 ———— | ures unadvertised, which will be on sale tomorrow only. Make out a list of your require- ae ee eet cee ; @ ee moe. shat 3 = or at Diuitiae tote axe tained Tn ae \ O Mail or Phone Orders. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps, | | Shop as Carly lossit e—Some Lots Are | Some of wie : | | No C, O. D. Orders Accepted. Few Restricled Articles Excepted. . Limited Ex Stated in Every Item ee ST a ee ee ee S cei SOUECPOEOMEDAS SODAS SLOSS eee hb ddd dddas ddddddddddbddléduéuuicras£nnnn.n0.onncc.chdidddddbddddeut idubdbdddddddedddsudsudddusdbdbipcthiehccin Lc nc ra SEES FESS SG Me et be atthe tt Lh ldidddddbdlsstddtididdsdddddddd Coty’s Powder £1.09 Valuc cat Ve cc lh dabbddddddlsaiitdddddddddds Silk Hosiery $1.95 to $2.25 Values YPMPOSILIS ISLS STALL ILLLLILLT PUTIDA SDAA LA aaa ? + éco~ had J VEE SY ly Lihde me the _ ~ ee odeis for wom- P olair. tweeds, cie- | f en and miss eé _ Viots and wool ve- | flack, brown, navy lour. Sizes 6 to lo. ‘ . . hrioh* alore leurth lL looer Feurth Plowr YALL LSID RPOTLSTLLLOM PVA LI LPL SSIES he 4Ab hh th Mehta hhh hatte thak ulead lle FAAMA ALS / “(htt (th thd ébd SLA hd OF, SMMID ES AAA DMS Main Fleer Wain ft teor SSLIPODPIPEMDAIPA LALA DL OMA lS PSMEVMA AS AAAS SPE WMI ASFA) CfFILELSIGLATG IS ¢ LGPL LLS SSDP LEE SS ILIA SS ssbbbbdhdddddhdtbidhdhdddbdbbbdddbsécsiccrnrnnnnnnncLcrrinrniiin,> hd Ae ee 4. FOTO Ln Ly. Lhhdtddaithadhddsbddbddadddddmbsiitsnkdddsddii ASELAATNAIAAAADAEPAERPEDETETMAETSEDDAEDETAEUEL LET EE rrr’ ILLES IPT ith bdddbatishdAbddtidstdhhddddddddstiuditeathounde Silk Ribbons 75c and 85¢ Grades—Yard 25C 5°00 yards of uros-grain, satin and moire Ribbons of excellent quai- itv: 5 to & incres piaid, flow- qd. Roman®, striped and biock- ed patterns. 3 ; Main Fleer Main Fleer ad m SULSTPISPETAMAESEA NEES TAGALAAALG PPD SS SS SDSIIA LAL IDA AA AADS DAA AT SASS CEEOL ENA OP ED IDSAASSS GG SISISTLSLIGSILLIS ILD ’ ‘Qi ihidhin hihi, ey Boys’ Wash Suits Girls’ Silk F rocks : Petticoats & Slips $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Values $10 to _ — : $5 to $10 Values at $1 $3.49 2000 Suits of fast-color, service- able wash fabrics; Oliver Twist, mid- dy, Flapper and Balkan _ styles; white and MtMany colors; sizes 2 to 8. Second Fleer | hdd hd hb bdel h 3 “77rer? ht bh dellch hh tome er Silk Hosiery $2.50 and $2.75 Values $ 1 95 or Women’s sure- and “Famous- r Co.” and oth- make »s of Silk Hose: black, white with rm Prryyyryy sr 4b he *“-*¢ Sports | Sirdles $5, $5.50 and $5 Values sae 37 PIR) Oe "rrr (hth hdd, héddieih, hb bhiddid Chadd d MSAFE S 7, thishdiud FESO OOIV IIIT ‘hohod LIFTS ITI ee vy , ry a wre? VIUIITISS 111d odd (VISLS 11h hdd fa v4 bbb d bd hh cnamotrs- Gloves: t12- length. with ered backs; tan. mode, and 4000 npAa.TS vr -» 7 Lhhih Mbt sist ; Aha c yrrrrr Ahhbd LASSE ALLS hd ¢ YL " - > _ > © a m . 4 P : —. ; , : ; or hh hhaatehedeheddbdadeh. TT, hbd OPK EO TP OPT 4 ZT idadddalidibdal base sae 44446 ia bh v7 Alea, thet 4 Irtr +L Feurth ¥ileer WO LcunJUJudLLnnQnnccccCEE Lh WT illldibdddtidddlddddidddidadisidditidtia hd LIT 70 7 9 A hhhclch tle etek h¢ he hehelardcr hd ARIMA AMEE A Std . MIPS TY hd LALA MS” / St Jt te. Vibe thie hhd. La "aaa ladcddddddddddddaiaccdacdciicccrcidicr - ’ SVMISEIITES J bb SSA bbe 7 Sh ZIPP? Fy , (hs eee) ne VPEEEEDIEIGIESFEL, LEETAS SOLS IE? “hh Deze td A “te Con : ide Lith dsssb iit iitihtinn hiihthe Silk Hosiery — Persian Crepes $3 and $2.50 Values $2.98 Quality—Yard 29 Py. aeeeaannameamads ———- aad CAID SS Al SEEN A. SAISLVI LALA Breakfast Goats $8.95 Values at Ot | dh ttt dhe Satin Pbdfiners Value at | $425 vy, 4 4 Wilbbbda (hl tt 14 ida hal. Boys’ Koveralls | Girls’ Silk Wiecks|| $1.50 Values at $15 to $19.75 Values $4122 100 spe ryvvr ALLIES | FP FEE SIA hah SILOEEELPERLAEPE 1 fs FT Le - hd Je ede Ahh hd hibdehhlhdde. or rr ry Ath atl Mhthlhde thle desk LLL LLL Assessed Asad ith, PUP FITeIITT. Ahtinhchhukhcthe horn Lhe 7 4 Be pete oh Radin ei OUR AIGMLS hh SA AFP. Sf WALA ph pb t11/) ryyrT rT 77F ent thea sm hal a Ivy irds of all-silk Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide: with Persian, Eevptian and ali- over designs in beautiful colorings. Third Fleor original “ Koveralls; ”’ of fast- color striped Amoskeag fabrics: iong sleeves, round | | neck, button down i= | many are samp! back; sizes 2 to 6. arious popu! sizes (i ! | a fe ' = ; . : Stay Be Po ans ee, yr TF ha oe yy iLsseee wren yr yr. - nell th hated hee hha yuh Myth vttercllslleell 7 A hhh tanh Ahewl Aberin th ella laude vy Ath he. Maen. halt iS embroidery . drawnworl 34 to 44 } Fourth Floer JJthAELP ELAS ODER FOF + Wii 4 SLIAM AP AALIPEAALL A AAA ALAA ‘ MLA SAAR EDO LAA AL LA ee aed dd AIPOMLS / 4 hhh +9o-y LOIS IIT TIT hhh he bled A — Le ~ os Att tEAM MME LSMIEMDL ISSA ES A Third Ft lever Feurth lt leer Third Fleer 6 ted hhh. hvlhelrl dar (he nuhuileelh swap RRO RR REA Ra SIRE IS tht ht tl hdbtl [a lm - FFE IOVQIFIIIIIOO IIT TIT, IV Ter Bd dh hho a -4 rrrrrr,T . JAAii.aws£ te nahn the he hehe 77. ALLGD LEAL DEIG EBA 2 SDLIELALIS STAG ; COPOLLELISSEDEALLALGL I SOLUALALG A IALPOAARAG A LLILVESI ES SSLASTALLSESSTTIALSALTSTL TS SLSSSLISLTVIPLAL LIA LS PEALE SP CAO AVOVPL SELL IFS L *VOOLLLSAA — ; 4 VALLES LISTS? SOR, ¢ CI SIS} VIA Lidhd S/ 4 SISELSVOSITSASS ", SSIES) GAAALILISISSSTALELDAD OLS POLSALSLL LSS SPPSAILILT ST Pe Pi itiiitidsis yr li Black Coating 1-29 $9 Value—Yard , ) shadowproof Slips of , _ iia Straps & Oxfords $7 Value at _ - ; > dee AAR Girls’ Sandals $3.50 Values at err: IFELS PLAS if J ‘dane Dresses $1.95 and $2.95 Values gy Silk Chemises 35.50 to $7.50 Values ~ » , Ts | Athlete ’"? ; if ’ hdd hbthcthdnde dade “Adult dhe bdhe as he Ald 1/1 he we GLH ORR an cya A te ey LL AAALE SA tdidd 8 /, TLL: ”" PFI S141 MSP he hhh thei th alle tnllcl, 79c and $I Values -3ac 1200 “Kaynee” Spring Blouses in attached collar style: also 2400 Sports Blouses with short sleeves, all of fast-c olor weaves; many col- ors; sizes 6 to 16. rs yy UH TLL. 2 oe hla Pitts ithit;thhthng ode / VIMAISEA hhidih hd th dbhduh ; 4 + 777 ae: lia Silica ; r é - % ITF 4 bee ,? 4h , + » beh Trey Aan heh 509 yards of lustrows Black Coating, with deep satinay; extremely orchid fashionable for & shade Spring capes and § EBS we tO 46. Only f wraps and of an & b Ma buyer S : excellent quality. Third Floor § = Third Fleer tht hdd Ahh // y wt hehe hee 4 yy rrr 7 rr FFIF Ve FI rr PT IIT , s > w@ ~ Sh hm hee iether holellhes te A hedlaih se TUM LLL LLL : x ‘\ Vif std lbdt bit bd bpd fbb f lta vr, MAAA/AL/ D1 bd 1141 / hdd - hth Mle Aetl Third Fl reps CLSASADLEDE SSP PAPO AS OAALD MPL y “Ad LISSA SSF. SSE ISS ? SSGEL AML TS SILI MA SIVTELTLISS Lo FPOSTFITT A SS dn in 4. . a SECCUSAIA LILLIES LILAPALL SF ALIS : . We 0 A a et > ns 7, " r . 2 SS LAO ASLEEP OPPO ELIIIE PLS ELPA RETITT STEELE LE! SAL SPELL KI CLEE ALISO SOE GLI PULP SEATS 0H IOS IOI VIUT PET IIIT IAT ALLS REVIT PUPIL VMS SOY TP ISRALTPTLS/ LILLIA SISLELIOL LATESALPLLA SD VAP RDIILID SESS PDE ALIVE ED Tots’ Coats ; Silk Gowns a | Grover Ox ‘fords | ‘Glove Silk Vests | Black Charmeuse $8.95 to $12.95 V ) alues $4.95 to $5.95 Values $8 Value at N $2 and $2.25 Vaiues, at $2.50 Quality—Yard 35 i ira «$2.00 Tia 312 Vomen’*s plain r Soft-finished ra- “. face; a fabric that very cestrabie. 8 widely used just 42. 1080 =. now. $590 yards im sroup : lot. . Sevend Fleer Third Fleer Titrd Fleer a — ae oh a es * é 1 — ~ , s + ek ecmnel » = , by 4 “ . ne NA OSS IRE OPT I cts AF RNR PIN 06. de eee Boys’ Shirts $1 Value at AAA h fh ty? POPP LPS KIAMA MPI PPL PPL IAMS A MPEP II PIDIAIN AEE PEP LIAM NAAT AP PPD MLARN NOY pp ee SAAAARAAA RD 2 O.48.46.6 242 APOE OE 4 HHO ® eean ee ae oe ee ee | eee eee ee ee ee “ee 4a , iL. 600 button-down. attached -collar Shirts ef $0-square fast-color percales in checks and stripes; voke, faced sleeves and butten eufts: sizes 12% to 14 neck. Second Fleer a 7 ‘Women'« | Bik fe Als Map ps. «i weit” Oe hen aah hag ge IA 08 VOLPE HHMI hdd Mb li fd bb are. Ss ~ TRird Fleer Lhidddliddddiitddidiitidaildliddddlciiii | MALLY LALA dl ALILLS IE II ISH SD EFI rrr ( hho SIE LPLELISTSIOOLTSL PLES SS ELIDEIS IVETE ILILG IPI AS JLIDOTFUSOILLS AS PPEL YG II PAP ELE : POTS ee te oak gp WAR ESO FERRE aye HEE SPOLID IEOLLG CLLGILLGL Lg Boys’ Union Suits 6Se¢ and 75¢ Values 39c¢ 2409 thietiec Suits of 72-38 pa- Jama checks, with closed crotch and wedding in back. Sizes 6 to 16: also Waist.styfe Suits “Mors with drup seat; & , Jiuation sites 2 to 12. . . to 6 years, Second Fleer . hired Tlewe LVODLL! S TLLIILIOE Ag A AMID LL IPPLE. Tots’ Knitted Capes} | Princess Slips $2.95 and $3.50 Values $2.95 to $4.95 Values PASSTL AL SFIPLDILIPILS A (LIAN IA ISAS ALA hd bd AGA LL S IIIGL TSA, Union Suits $1.50 to $2.25 Values $1 Quality—Yard *1= 49c 1320 women's ; > oe ee 760 pieces of im- mercerized “Ath- | ae ported St. Gall ena” Suits" bodice + outs ; Swiss. in white built-up tops & : 4 eee or colered grounds style with contrasting colored dots. A popular fabric fer Summer. Third Fieer ZL. ihihiitddtitte. \— JLLILSLSTAS DL Dh ALA PP LS GLSIELPS SIS LASS ELLIS Dotted Swiss fe. VAIN) bh hb bb Jbbdld bbddddpl Vt Add hdd dh Ahh jz VSAEES ELL g $4) “Apes ut} ss : . neck: ‘immed . orushed AOAERA ASAP AA Ad bd Ab Po AAA GPSSS IA Add dd bh ddd pAb kA, th) A bt bded VENA AAA AAA Ahhh bhp ddd tdi dbédédt ds hs, thes. Seceund Fileer SUDA APA Ad | bd bi hd dd bb! t hbdpdedd td? 4b ddd bdd Atd 000 bb OPRMLAES Tkird Pleer 4 te Nit hike VA! fi FSP e AAP IS + PLY "SOE hi “> aes o ££? af oes o/ oF 4

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. pe ae ee ee ee oe EETEE Py — =. —_ ee oe = re ee eee ail in nial ; . . a . = x. yrs ¥e 2 oie ee Pee ee ee ee wands ON ae Oe a eee ay : =~ : ™ The = SE ee eee Rie 6 4 > Gee ae * e - __ FRIDAY; FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923. APRIL 6, 1923. ‘Page and Folley P StTTFELS —— ee _ ee — Ee A LO - = — The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Gombincd py Approximately 40,000 ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH - 13 - -— _ —— ~~ ee eee eee on ee eee - —— = —— ne > = _ a - SO eae - . — eee a ee ee Se ee - —— ee — “——- ee ee eo lh iE en Te eee TT EET Dee e cee e er ee EE RAE EROS CSE E SEALE ESS 2 oe thts itlliddddd ddd ds, : : é } oe oe hhh sh nibh ihh hast ttidanr KMdddddddiitadittssii ditiditidiissttsssésdd J rer 620€ and Ge S 7 r bs to » SPL th | > ~ ° te = Pra) $1 Window yes S $3 and 54 $2.50 Madeira $1.50 Bocabelli $1 Garment Boys’ $2 & $2.50 Leath B It : forts . > gt . ' d er belts Shades Comforts Fielders’ Gloves Towels Castile Soap | Bags Wool Knickers a BIL NY een 690 | eet $2.95 9 | ac. $1.59 | |e $1.10] fe. $1.10) | e-55¢ a. $1.39 260 Gloves, of pearl or 509 hand-sealloped and f 1350 dark olore ~ ; si | . Belts: also -# EPetAee (98 oil opaque Shades: forts; covered with fig- ; hand - embroider ' “ og’ —— 500 pairs of Knickers of and Persi ee | tga 36 inches wide and 7 fect ured sateens, cambric and drab leather, full leather- deira Tow ee, eee y “Bocabelli” Castile Soap; 1600 Cedarited air. all-wool cassimeres; lin sizes ft a All long; solid "een, silkoline; plain borders: iined and correctly ¢ " sy e's, 24x39 in. lathers freely and jdeal for water and moth proof throughout. Various shader, s2 6 j : a . : re 4 > «) i‘ ’ su : " . c - ae : , . \ - weetas. Spring ty Gs double-bed size. padded. ‘ Only 6 t to 4s bird S-eye. K toilet and shampoo, Only Bags; 26x4X50 inches. Only and hip and watch pock- Sixth Floor es - a OUYer. y 2 to a buyer. Main Floor a buyer. nis ? ne . - bars to a buyer, ets. Sises © to 18. Third Kloor ‘ Third } leer . Main Yloor Second Fleer SLSSULTLI SS pdf hippy ry “iss SISSIES, bi khdhdicthiiittttd SF 4 Retholic Prayer Books, a feaven:”’ 600 pages. ’ morocco grain sette, cold edges, and Stores Of the mass. ¥ Main Flocr bars of excellent ph qe daly O - a * UL dddbdbddddddddtithathe Addddbddtddbdd hd Main Floor VIII Ad Abdi ddd db dddhddddddttdddda KMMMhddddditsldddisdsddhiiddddddisiaciiiist. ‘“Z Lishhddividdtithd dbhiditdisiiidisisigion ASSIS ISS SSF FFA . am, “au 7 7 a * WHIT OCLLL LL Wi MiAtiiiettts¢hiitsistshisiiitit CFF a hhh ddd baud tidddddadtiddada WL LLL ha hh addiie N N S % \ WL EE TFTA hath diddiddsdidsssdiddisititththd WLISTVLLSLLL LA, : LMddddddddhidddaieaddddaiiaiiiuin uc EEE DTZ ppt ttst/ tid ddd PP ILUIDTMLIISMED DALAL ISA me oR eere mr gna & NONAANANNAANNNNNANNANANANAAANANIANAAANAAA ANNAN TATA NK TN AN ANY WY UAH . 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LOUIS DAY.” An- — sh) Riese S N N S N » Sti > Fi SIT ¢ba St _Men’s Silk Shirts $6, $7 and $7.50 Grades $10 to $15 Values 1400 excetllent f il fi | 567 pairs of $0 beautiful Silk Shirts of well- f eo poydess, Feira Rings of 18-k. known makes, Tes Ah ane other excellent white gold mount- N (AE RBEUSOSS several — kinds | i shoes and Oxfords ings, set with .30- ei A . all-white ¢ ie ii —sSamples and carat diamond of striped silks; if a ‘] Sho rt lines. All splendid quality. pre-shrunk | | Sizes in one style or : neckband. another, Main Floor : Main Floor — Second Floor VASTLAEL SISA LE 4 - Mahe JLLLILLS LSID A: Lhddidhddlie “44 PIVOEIMMMIMMIGM LSS 0 kid . with Syrists and “embroidered fn black. s mode, bea- e@ tan; 3000 / LILAPLLLS A SP eaPOaeCR EN REL RR KSB F? # LiL 4 standard size non- skid tread Tires; guaranteed perfect in workmanship and materials; ad- justment basis of 8000 miles. 346 - thread Silk Hose, in black, navy, white, gray, cor- dovan and other shades; double heel, toe and sole. All sizes in lot. Main Floor exquisite im- Qed Face Pow- in all shades L’Origan, Stix Chypre. Limit ‘7 7? thd Ahn a PPI} PS) ,/ as 7 rrr 7 CHRRER APSHA ERATE SHEE TAL 6 BERE CESS Eee os with tires-in lot. Sixth Floor. ‘ CLiibddddddddddddhddddddhdddddddddddhddddddddn ec cen”D hiss bhddhdihdddddidiidddiisiddsseidiLiitsecnnnnn SLELISIGLLI OTST AASASSTSASS ba Nain Wloer LMddhikhddhdlddddddhdhddhh Nhu dbdiivtria ccc: Mihi hdhdiatbtdddditstitdditcleceon _@ Main Floor TE Mh Ah dddddde VISSFTTTS SATS SSS SAE Ass (LA hhe VILL LLAMA ¢. VL Lhdhidthbddbdddhdbddditdtsdtstsdtdddddddbdddbddbdddbddddddddddsiddede VMASISULPLTSSLL» Ch NY Ea Ahhh tdditdiicthahhddal Mb bhidididdidiihiiddisids¢isissisttiissssssisdititsididdddddddddddddiddads Bed Sets $7.98 Value at $15.00 150 Marseilles Bed Sets; 82x94-in. spreads with ¢ut corners and scal- loped edges. Bol- ster to match, Only 1 set to a buyer. Third ¥ ‘- hd hhhdhddiditididddhihididddlistdddddldddddibddddhddlddbdddddddddde Plated Table Sets 26 Pieces—$14.40 Value at $177.75 | | 100 Rogers Sil- 439 pairs of Onp- 1 I ver-Platead Sets, era or Everett style " consisting of 6 tea- spoons, 6 table- spoons, 6 forks, 6 knives, 1 sugar shell and 1 butter knife. \ “Lid dd hhddddaliiiiiisdddbidbddddddddddddddddddddbddidadh Floor Lamps $45 and $50 Values at \ N N N \ \ +9 ¢. N _- ww. N AL “WAL he ° 8 5 N S S S S \ > SASS. WS 1 MLM WhHtlf, | - TT, CL bons ades—Yard 25c 000 yards of W-frain, satin Gloves: 12- fA moire Ribbons > Jength, with excellent qual- fs : ered backs; ; 5 to & inches R jee, tan, mode, ae; plaid, flow- ~ * and cha- ed, Roman, ae 4000 pairs in ped and block- §& : patterns. : : @ Main Floor Main Floor : : ; MM Lb ph Lh Wrist Watches $20 Value at 14" N ‘ x \) : NS N N . = S : p> fee 190 women’s Pts i \ S ‘Z Men’s Slippers $3 to $4 Values at ’s $3.50 & $4 Of English Broadcloth VIVSFITSSSSS 14 Pdr ; F SSISITITA STIS \ jaditdddla Kdhiditihthshh : im - “‘chamois- is) SS ba Lés Lhd 100 mttractive lamp bases, com- plete with silk shades overlaid with silk Georg- ette; finished with silk fringe and fancy trimming. : Fifth Floor Li bd ddbbddbdidddddidbbdsitsshbahbdbbdbddbbbdddbdsdsddahbddddede TOO nnnc.taaaaaaaaaaadaaiaddda hdhdihdbhbddsdhddddditisisdtin. tee ‘J Ahhh rectangular white gold filled Watcheg enzraved cases, tA Slippers, of tan or black kid, cabaret- ta or alligator skin. Be Ff SS we Se * “Liha fancy dials, jewe!l- ed crowns and jeweled, guaran- teed movements. Turned soles. Jhhiddbhdhs habbhdahe CPF F 4 ‘sae et Reaee & Second Floor Main Floor MAMA AAAAMMALA ALAA MA AA AAAAAAAA LALLA AAAI LLLi LLL GS. A WAAIILILILILLLLSLEDADLITILLELILLLLSEPLISILLLSLPLSPLPET DIA Kithihdsbdbdddathdishshbbshiidditactddiniccd, SOLOLLILLIDLSSC LILA DLA Main Floor b& : ma ited Main Floor TITTIOODOO OO u2u02£L20, pLildlhdidiukidisiididddddddtihhdddddibiccctzaznnccL Ad hhh hhh ikdhahhe DILL da WLAN ihbsishisis;¢d¢sids:¢d¢disihsssd¢hiisdiaa Huck Towels 45c Value at 29c 1500 §=all-linen Huck Towels, with red or blue border; 17x32 inchesy, and hemmed. Only 6 to a customer, Third Fieer (LAA shihishhhbhiihhttttidd¢¢d¢ddidsiiiiisisidhtttttttttt SLILPLLLALALMLDLLLUDODLODLSIULLILLLLLLSLALILLLESLLLILIDSILILSPTUII Le, "LL 1azxz aaa TIO Oiler Boys’ Shoes Fruit Bowls Doll Night Lights $4 and $4.50 Values $5 Value at $2.75 Value at | $988 $3.85 $12 lene 35 air’ t: _ ee 200 quadruple silver-plated Fruit Bowls, with bur- N \ 4 N iid ii \ ii i nished finish and S . N N N N Mdit/ SONAL {Hite "LLL ca ada, Conde Pearls $20 to $30 Values $Q-75 In destructible, artificial Pearls with solid white gold clasps, some Shirts ‘ith neat set with diamoné€s. ot Laas bits: ne : Ges ia fiber stripes; pre- 190 strands, in 18, § mae i \ ih |i \, | neckbands : 1 } i . i “ ‘ t ‘ Atle 20 and 24 inch lengths. ]) rif sai wh . & t tons, and ali sizes. ALISSAALAALTSI I Nh ht TTF orepes Yard 29 ‘ N ‘ N N N WS a4 J St 4 7 ihpacéhdak Madras Fiber Shirts $2.50 Value ai oe Oa) “™ “ahhh Sts d TVA, L hdd he , ; er ra i // Litithil VSS, fa ON s,* F a Lhd hhhdd hhh thd - Fann st r + | FISTS 1200 dolls with gray, black, blonde or auburn hair; ready to be dressed and complete with lamp, cord, plug and socket. Fifth Floor > f handmade Poof dimity; ‘Pan. squure Rnecks, with h edgings. » embroidery ). drawnwork. to 44. Third Floor . rth Floor 4500 mens lighte- Lin ht hitb l. Ad bhddtheder 1500 vards silk Crepe de ine, 40. inches de; with Persian, tian and all- er designs in pautiful colorings. Russia calf and tan r RE CRE SCEPC SEPALS T AUER ReS He Ge Kee 4 1 19 98 6 Attractive Sets of unbleached KLikLitddisddditddddiddihdditddddlsdddhddshsddtiissisiLiLidiZT ZZ h Men’s Soft Hats $5 and $6 Values at $9) 29 1990 sample SLLPLLTILIGLLLLLLLINSSPVOTL Stith / ti WVALLTLILETTS TST 09 Chime Clocks $17.50 Value at i $9:85 20-inch any Tamobour Beaded Bags $12 Value at 100 imported 609 yards of Sstrous Black ating, with deep fle; extremely ashionable for capes and ps and of an xcellent quality. Beaded Bags, with filigree frames; pannier or. strap handles; all beauti- fully lined. In black, steel, blue and ther color- ings. 2600 Athletic small round or All sizes. Only 4 Suits toa customer. Spring Hats, in the new mixtures or with smooth fnish;: various approved etvles and the most wanted colors. Main Vloor Clocks with 8-day movements and Normandy chimes —strike every half hour. Attractive and dependabie. 50 in lot. Sixth Fleor Chitdhddhdddstbidilsddbitdhddbddddbbddsthddditstdddditiididédds, muslin; spread for full-size bed and bolster to match; stainped in 3 dif- ferent patterns. Third Floor S?SUSLDSSSSS IAAL SASL SAILS PPD DSS SSS SATS 3 fers, jewe etc, Set of brash ror.. 93.99 hk bddbiddddatistitddasdddddddddddddbddthidtue~z2nunnnnQQqnnncccce \ Lid dd bbb d ddd lldisddddddé “L bbdddhhdbbddddstiddplddthabadishislhdditisiQenn.cnccr WHVtttt ALS S PAI ES) * \ | x . . Main Floor . Main Fleer Third Floor (Z. AhMMhihi)dditistiddididiiidditjiidihitii tit SULSISULASSSSTAS SASES SA, N “Z SAMMI AUMMIMTIMMAMIM LLM MALLML LMS ALLELE La CLM Ss hh hhdddhbhhhddhblbddbddadhbdtsidddhdtdbitbdhe \ AMAL hh hhh ddithitddatitihisiitititttte WWE bbddddddddbidddbisihbbddddde LI G / . . ALLL. Wn nnincazcnaaccc. ane : | LL zZnARc cE cancatckhelkta POO,» \ Leth dssDMsisiddddishdidddddddhdbsddddddddddddd, Wardrobe Trunks Extraordinary Value at WOO CLO dddddlstitdsdddhdddbdddbbs, Boys’ Caps $1.50 and $2 Values SSc One-piece and SISSIES SA AA Se Women’s’ Kerchiefs 25c Value at 8 for $ 1 .00 Dainty embroid- ered linen ‘Ker- chiefs and import- ed Irish and Swiss novelty effects with effective corner de- signs. 6000 in lot. “iddiddiddldllddllldilldddttidddddddddddddd* ULL Ldn ddddb. Leather Bags Men’s Union Suits $2.50 to $5 Values $2.50 Value at $ 1 .66 $ 1 2D ‘ : 500 ‘“‘Lastiong’ 950 Handbags ir atten Suits: 50 smart styles; of various desirable leathers: all lined with silk or jeath-, er and with coin purse and mirror. Main Floor > (Mdddsdhddddiddisttdidtiihdtissddiidisiddisshiiiisdhhiihdhiiitihi SILEPLSSSSSISSSATS IS SLSS SDSS FF armeuse ity—Yard Soft-finished ra- en biack Char- reuse, with satin mace; a fabric that widely used just mow. 850 yards in pt. >>» igh- Grade Bicycles $22.50 and $25 Values 50 Boys’ and ficyclea, i with frame of %- in. tubing; coaster brake, guaranteed tires and other equipment. 16, 18 and 19 inch frames. Sixth Fleer. maker’ Trunks, strongly bullt and moderniy equipped and arranged; Trunks that will give full satisfac- tion. eight-quarter styles in all the new mix- tures. Some are taped, others lined, Sizes \%. 750 jin lot. sleeveless with knee drawers or short sleeves with drawers: all with elastic back. SIPPD!SLLLILLELDDDDLISLELD ADA IALS LDS AISS SAS SAAD AILS ALLA LSD A Sizes 26 to 46. Main Floor (Lhe A titdstisiddiatidddaiitisdddlisiddiidhigittiizoiny, [Lhe h pide it sssdhieisdiisiiisssdtthtithhhhhtttttiiihtntitiiinl) Second Floor Main Floor Sixth Fleer . giatbatdddhbdstddbddddidaiddadside LiAdhhdditddihddddita tiiithiet hhh Ahhh sds itsisidsssdddsississidididdddddad TTT dai td bbb ddbdeddddddiddided. Z WI] ddddddddiddbbdditbdhadddddddddded A tMtlltVhdtllad WL TVbN I tht : thts Th ddd bbbdddddddhhhhddddiddddddddddisiidididbddsseeccennnn” S rr ITIL TIP” Ls dsdddddbddidddddddddddddddddddddddddddddactite TI ee ea WW Ld dbbddbdddddddddddds: SS i ) , = ' Men’s ’Kerchiefs Bed Sheets 25¢ and 35c Values at 6 for $1.95 Value at, Each 75C | i be/, AS Hand- kerc! feats int dif- j ; £1x99-inch Cote tere nf ets jee: of ; ton Fheeta, with imported Irish | | gmooth finish and hihi hdbshddbddbddsdtdbdsshiddhdtititdddhddddbihdddddhdsdddddddde Pe \ “Mh bhbhibhdddhdddibddiinttitbdbissssidhbciiccnnncicncccccccccnne Ldihddhhhibhdshibhdhhdddiiddddbisidiinaiicctdsdla Third Fleor hhh dh hh hdihthihd thd titihiddhtddlitdddddiitiddisiiiign CM N Ny N N N S : : N N . Khddidhhdistitissdddddidddddihdddiiiddiiidllliiuiiiiitik WL SEITIAIDEEL AISI SAAS A SAAS Sd JP & VOU ALLLLIOL POLL LILLAAALLDLLALLOLLOALILAPLOALLPLIVIAI LLL UI fg QAATPVALLTLLI LALA LLLAM SL OLD TELL LU MILT OOTP LA Mesh Bags Men’s Pajamas $5 to $7.50 Values $1.50 and $2 Values N $ om: : 28 | iT eg $4.00 Fh a 36Cc N . N CL hhh hhh tt Lihthii ed dd SIT A 55c, 75c and 90c Grades jcditittthhi COLI PIPED P66 0a ‘Po SALSA A OP EFS Fs SALSA P SS LEAP SPs _ 200 plecesg of im- ported St. Gall Swiss. in white (or colored grounds With = contrasting | colered dots. A popular fabric for Bummer. is Third Fleer . SVILSSSE SSI PLLIL ISS SDL PELE SFA SSF A/F I> . sre} Silver - plated a. Se Mesh Bags: Gothic and square shapes: chain or pannier handies: Old Dutch or enameled frames. 200 in lot. Misdddddhddddidihidisididiiitdictitihf ported and domes- tic lisle Hose; plain did tshhhhh Adhd he Plain colored and lent woodwork; guaranteed for 10 Mh diddddidithddidiidiiiddiihithhno van " ri ed Pa amas. ’ ; j ’ (half .* ‘ | fit ‘ttogs ~ black, cordovan, . Uses . sHen of dependable t iber frogs; — line W i . navy and —_ iimen), 1200 dozen , 2269 Bh gray, ' quauty. ¢2 ‘Sheets white and fancy Handker« hiefe inf ' makes Ali 1 oy = a: tat / . in group. 400 8 ; | VU effects. All sizes in eee nis Third Fieer vd oY " ¢. if} ti. af § , ; - ‘ ' : Main Fleer "7 he 4 - SS LISA SS, L111 of weil-known “iain Floor Main Floor ihth/bi(htttttlha N S N N > \ N N S . . NY . ‘ S N N “Aishihhhttiitssitth SSL bA Lh fe - ‘ hdd nee , ee th. TIT edddddddddddddlddds. PPA it se eee red a PPP LP PPP PIP PPP IS PP. ete" al a ae ea a aaa eee PET Pl PLL ILI ILLS IL Ss PO OE OE POP eT

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” be” hapa Bios Shc. ti tale se 4% ome F | FRIDAY. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. APRIL #. 1938, See Preceding [hree and Following Two Pages for Additional “St. Louis Day” F eaturesy AAAS ALES ee be aap . No Mail, Phone or os | Shop Early in the Day, as Many Lots Are Limited | No Mail, | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps. The Exact Quantities Are Stated in Every Item. C. O. D. Orders Accepted, Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | | ma SSAA SFA Vitit¢idithhhtthtiishhthhhhthtit ith i ttshtiitii ; Milk Chocolates 80c 1b. Value, 2 Lbs. for $1.00 Assorted Milk ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bd a li Ale AP A A Ny OO EEE ANN Te A we ec Ee - ei eam - 2 : Tf — LL ——_— | fo : ‘ : Ss ~ S ~‘ ~~ S ~ NN Ss S s ~ s Ss ~~ Ss ~ S N — j - o- : = Included ron’ xgui- . ; = Caron's exqu N all-metal Refrig- N N S ~S S » Ss Ss N S N SN Ny ~ SP». 4, (kh. Lhhddissddbhddbhdsdsdithidddddidddisltdddddddtdddda She ttitt2ttsiihi Se ee ee ee | ’ —— SAS ASAA AAP OA 4 gite black Nar- eratora, white fin- cisse hares, ished and lined it u in dainty | round style: just 50. Basement in thie lot: Iimit . See. atten ee » o - ° . S NY N S S N » » N > S N S » S N S Ss N N N N N S 3 > N ee! a choc S N ~S S N N S N S N AA th IAGSALDD AGAMA AAA TAAAAEDS AES AAA LSA LID SD A ha N N N . N : N N N N N S N S S N SN SN N N N N N N N N KLbddhdhidhidhdbdddddddddddllisiiiiiiiiinirL WoL dhhidiiiiidiiihd Main Floer ASSITLAELISSTDTSPPLDPDPLLAPPPLILDTOLLADLETSSDDDATDELPDD A Ad Main Floor N N S S N N S N N y S N ~ ~‘ N N ~S N > Ny N ~ S N S S N ~ - y N S S SN y x S S S y \ x S SS S N y y ~ S S S SAL TILVELVELEVIT LILI LLIDDSPLSSS SELLA MMhdddddbdibddddddbddddlidsdbsLLLinrriiennwn CJiiitiisshhiiishbttsiidt¢hithh¢thidihiiii¢gdiitihthtiitdiisht. TO bbb bb dddbdiiddddie YE, \ SILISEELISDTILAISIDDSSS ISS SLRS ASDA LAA LSSDAG SAA ISAS LAD Ice Cream Freezers | $3.50 White Mountafn that are ¥.L.n sel.ecte- wood buc ketg and triple - motion operation: 3-quart Size: just 20 ik the iot. Callery tli hhhhiihihhhiiiittthissdbisdisiisiissshisdihisisdisidtie (| Drapery Materials NT Le diidddddddaiidtidsidisssddsn, S N N N $3.50 and N ~S S English Longcloth $2.23 Value, AS Ach idl hlidibidadadadatadeabidethdbebddthdddedeadbddbdddaddddddddedddtey Prayer Books $1.25 Value, SHUTILLOOLIMLLILLTTLLPILLCLILLPLELLOPIPIITATI NA SLLLLILLILLLLLLSLULALLLILLLILLLLLTLIOYUYLTLLETSELE MUSES, ' ~ New Dress Girdles Dinner Sets $1.50 to ! =~ $35 te $45 2.50 Values, | Values, OO Gas Ranges $247.50 Value, Ahi hhh + Paln es hdhddddbddlcc Lihddbdddddhe - - Time-Tried Mc Players of unusually han design, finished in mahocam equipped with the latest for expression; will play note rolla, artistically music for accompaniment, ing and other requirements, dily buflt by one of Am largest Piano manufact hundreds of therm in use : in St. Louls.. Sseitdithittitita . N . N : N N Athhttthh lA PEPER AS EAM EEDADAA LA LL SA MERAS DAA AP AMADA By a: 18 be J _ A Sibiidtitttithththtsithi many styvies. Fleor GATTIMG PALS PLS IGS AD SPOS A SEO, Wii sdisissssisdidtitdisdddisdddiiiiditiddiitiieial ¥ Ss S S N NN SN Ny N N N N S N S NS N N S N N SN N N N N S N N N N N SUSU LSI EAM hh 44464 OOF PD DAS bd a a Third Fleor WOOO Oh ldddddddddddea hhddhdddidiiii N > Ss » S S S ~ ~S ~ NS S AN ~ \ S N N N ~ N N N SN > S NY S S N S NY N N N S N N N S N N > N S N S S N NS SW FSFE GFA eos SLITISSLESIS SSS ADDOOPDAIDAA SSL AA ALAA ASAD SSSA GAS Kitchen Tables $7.50 lier white enameled Tables, ez- liently made ts medium size, with sanitary white tepe- 100 in this group. Basement Gallery A Household Aprons Baking Glass Ware Silk Pillows Davenport Tables $1 and $1.25 $3.95 Value, $30 Value, $1.25 Value, eal a balues, Each g da a 69c 5 5c ana Of rubberized ecretonne, with Pudding dishes and ple piates of biack sateen bib; trimmed with ™ . .. ther bias black edge- patent AD agemat Pi fon are verv sanitary and heatproof: ing: guaranteed 600 tn lot. waterproof 732 Fifth Fleer. LLL. Wilton Rugs Fireless Cookers Seconds of $16.50 Value, $93.50 Grade j | ee AB Duplex depend- able and efficient Firelese Cookers, > complete with SHAEAES PE EEs age tt \ttttlttlbtlELM°MLIASLELLGLILEAAMIITG TA LESSSI IFS # Lt tLELEAFCEDEEDALISILADLELS SAL ID IA AEG A SA 1 Arne aS shown, or - 7 sty.e; are - ome ee a ee oe eee ee ~~ genuine mahogany o-piy veneer top valuabie kitchen aid: just 30 im 24) the group [ — > Ba OAS Velvet Rugs Electric Percolators Seconds of $7.50 $69.50 Grade ° a Thermax 6-cup **e oA . te ‘ - > : . trials. ‘ : Electric Percoja- tors: pure LLL Sse Dining-Room Sets 25 Value, Sewing . Tables $27 Value, A ALAPLAL AMIS oF LGN AG > * ’ . Wis oa Dre ; rec One) 30 iD th Floor 1s Fit An almost unbeliev quickly convince you. high-grade taupe velo which sells for $12 a‘ Daverport, Chair in drown webbing, positively vanized iro i‘ ‘ifth Floor. Basement Callery IIT hhh tictttscisssssddisissdsidddddddddd Third Floor ~ N ~~ N N N N N N N N N SS N N N Ss S N SS N N N N ~ ~ N N S N — N S \ x N N S > S S Ss S ~ Ss N N S N y \ N N S N N ~ ~S Va ddidididiiuiaud LA MMA AAA AM MA A A az Mz A AAAS A Midd ddddidddddiiisdissidtisisstisiddid¢ist¢siassiiiihLin WLLL EE Pe dssdddddddddidddddddddddddddddiddda Middhddiddidddhititdiddiiddidissi;¢dddiiisisiiiistihdsiil CASES E PEDALS DAS SSDS ADL IPSS SSS MixedHousePaints Sidewalk Scooters $1.20 Value, $3.50 and 4 5S Value, S5c $1.99}; ™ House Paint. a/l Me talcraft best colors Sidewalk : with = ga,..0n 8.za S SN ~ ~N ~ AN Ss ~S Ss > ~S s N N \ S N x ~S Ss ~ XN » Ss ~ Ss s ~ Ss ~ > » LMbdddddiddiddtiididiitidiiidiiistdsstbididatitddda NAb hdddddbddhdddddiididdbdidbbddibhdhddbidbbdbbhhddddd,, AAILLICPSAALAEDPSODILEDLS OEE LSTELDE ESPLSEDERLDPALLADSSAAS AS A MAT testi sstttstd dss sbbllblVbsbbtLVISTETLEGAESEE INIT Ah enagenmnessennsennenenent N > » Ss S s x Ss »S x N y S ~ S NS Ss NS >» Ss > ~ AN S ~~ Ss S ~S » S Ss Ss m - Ss N » CALIDSS SAL ESE ELS GF FLILIFISESSISSL PEP AUlTstt tt ldtlttblbbEETETIESLDSLELSESEEDILDEDDSSODPPDESSDEALDT ADA Brass Bird Cages SIEPOEDPLOPUELALAE ESD PLLA OSES LASS IDSAD PPPS SD SSSA IG) Toy Phonographs $5.95 Value, $9.95 Value, "35 $5.95 seouae = au - F os Bird &§ “Stewart” Tor TH: =. ORR. Cages tn the -+: P bh ono graphs, ess8 that. tractive foun 4 made of metal ‘ degsenane™ style; well made a and nicely finish- aaa ed; medium size: while 200 last. A Es Lith htiiithiitthhhthhtttttthhhthtththht) 7 \ es SSESVPLOMDSIDAPD ALPE OESASA SSAA ADLEGES DASA SLATE PPLDS SG FASS PS Mixing Bowl Sets $1.00 Value, 59c Consisting of five bow!«. in aizea graduated? ” LOSER ELLA LAPEER SSDS EDA FPP OS APIS PP 50c Dyanshine Deuable Service Shee Pelish 26c Preserves as weil as po ishes or @ves. renovates o' 4 aehees. comes ‘tn al! the wanted cvlers \ (hdd dddddddddddddddddddbddddaiiaaaciaccccccc ET! WL bb Leb cl ldddddddddddddbdddddtdddd, Portable Typewriters Wash Boilers $25 Value. \ $4.95 Value, ee | 9D | CN EEE enccesesessenensssnsseassnaeats y League Baseballs $2.00 Value, Cf 444 VAIASEAAAAEEEA AS PRS SAAS SSP d> fo ean eae RII SOSEE IEEE ALE EEA AA} Abd (E4A SF BNO SEE YT ROO ota PT frei tiie se | CAEP AEA ASD 6 a 165 in this Vs itiitiidthhhhitiitttti ttl hddbddddd dll bdld fd lséddd bpd! /tédtt/tdbldddds ddd dda Mh ddibidiiidddiiiaiiisiiiiisiisiiiiththh TPIT FP hh disddisisitidididididdda * LIPPFLAADAPSPPOLRAD APP ELISA S SAS S Ss Ny nS S NN » S Ss S — S Ss s Ss Ss ~ Ss ~ S ~S S Ss S ~ Ss ~S ~ ‘ ~S ~ S ~s »s N N ~S Ss ~S ~ » Ss ~~ ~ ~\ S ~ S N 5 . % 4 SELEELIOLI MARAE AE LLISDDL SD LDA AP POLPAAMA AAA ME Serving Trays $1.50 Value, < LIES SLFEP PES A Cowhide Bags $9.75 Brien 4:4, strong’y made hd oN hada JAh hdl lbh) ti tbtdbdbédlddlthdddd ddd dtd ddd bdddd dt. 7i Triple Mirrors S15 Vatue IS Cameras $2.50 Value, ID pictvres SELES SA EASA, Z SA OF # AEA ESAEAERASS AG ~ _ If you need a new. ing advaittage of th tures of the St. Lout carte ties tala ag CAFS AS 4 JAA ALE A AA AAthhtthhdtdddddddds4ébéldtr LAAA ADA LSL A A EPP A AAA A Effanbee Mame Delle that walk: mevrisg eres, ecom pevwt tea arms, heads and . ; | = legs; 17-ta. size; length : Shoes and stock- erong:y ; - : ings; oniy 100 im let. Gallery Mahogany fn- fehed Serving Trays. with tn- latd ineerte and wood handles: size Iki tr In the tet; very neat \y made. Sizth Fleer Pitted hd iihiishiihhttttttd #dé bd dé dd? alk ie. SNE ek Ppa ate. Irmita- leather. 170 thie offering GSA AbAAE EAA DAE AAA AEE SEES a rk 2 ORY wt: "FPP tteiiiitiiidniiihtgihitidsdiiiisdtiddsitdddd

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ee OSS CoE. Spek - et A Sy, - Ss od ane ae Sey Pa Saye = ee “Se steele Ps FRIDAY. PRIL 6, 1938. —_ ERAT og, 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 ' S ¥} : 3 i : , ; at tt) aft 7 ella +. ON | : | eae’ D | \ » See Other Announcements on Preceding Four and F ollowing Page es RT EN TTT ee i A a EO ET. At Sen — gy ee lp na Ll, te nC ERE Amaya a ! - | , nik sine . | a No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Accepted Be Here at 9 O’Clock—Some Lots Are Limited—Exact Quantities Are Stated | | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps, Few Restricted Articles Excepted Phone or : 2 saul 3 may , tp ttt. (LLL MMA MAbs VLA h5hhhis5is;))6i;disii;dijdidiiiii-,;iiitjiiiithtil LD J Lik hi bis;itiidititde 7 = WIIIHIALLLLLL Lh hhh hhh CLL AAA LMALLLLLLLO LCCC Cbd LiLiihiish5ihiihbiisistittde N¥ AMMMd bch hhbbbs shh si tsshsiitJuanuuunrlwlw ZZ ZL VWILLLALLLMLLLLLLLLMLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLL One of the Big “Surprises” for St. Louis Day— Columbia Grafonolas 250 of Them—Standard Retail Prices, $125 and $150 aay ene, zeae Ponty MINI AN RS Bi OR Cui hh bdddhe WIE 5 a % M ost Remar ka ble Is This One-D ay S ale of hocolates _ 800 Ib. Value, ~2 Lbs. for 4 $1 .00 | Assorted Milk Choeolates, with nut, fruit, caramel, noukat, butter- scotch, crisps and other centers: coy- . ered with ri¢eb mitk chocolats: » 600 boxes in al, Main Floor SIAASMMLGTMMAAASEMAAA SA SSES SD A, . \ N N \ N N : Two Carloads of Instraments of a Well-Known Make LLikLhddd Choice at «. ‘ p> ‘> by t * — (" “ ¥ Pe a J . he Cox, 0 at Cee : a“ on he ak Saou Sa aman " e : > Sragange aa , a . ap ae! et ee Big? he gy rag sg , > « ; 7 - . - oF ‘o. a “ sho 3 » 4 ant - a . S . oR 4 tf % — ‘ auhe Fs, iv ore iy im ss a * ae gp art, ep nyla gch Te Aedenio sf hand >: ™ ad - » « aw 4 At the Surprising Price of FAAS SFA AAAs Z “> ae Sena inate ele a eee ee ee ae aa ARP EE! — — terete ae mae a! ee-% ~~, - ° ‘ ee - . == ‘ 2° aee - . “rf # ° - — - ~~ « ‘eet, ** etre ~ + Ses " = . P eer bad o@eee ‘ Se , veer al emer 8 -- ~p4 sad *seae*+e@8 5% % : . wee -- —— —- ‘7 : seeerse ies . ’ i . Sa 4 ned toester Dy e - “ , i . As eeeeet® tere = ’ > j ‘ ¢ : . sen eeete y § ‘ ‘ ¢ ~~ . eearr ° ~ . V , + tui . . . ¥ . x “*@ SS . ’ J ‘ . ; We ‘ ~ ve ; P ‘ ~ me ese . : ‘ eee . ‘ ie , . , ¥ ‘ ° ee m o@.-«* : ‘“ ’ . in 4 4s Pr “a ~ ‘ ’ ere o ’ ** ws ‘\ °° + e% oy , i, / j . . - . . : y —- 4 - ° ‘ ; a4 - ‘ ~ . + , , . ¢-J é* . : z . pe , - > jt) $ + : “ ; YP ie mn J “ ‘ ee i? as } Pes ++) ot ; i™ te. 4 ‘ . | 4 ‘2 i , te . , , - “5 ™ oe ‘ | — . ~~ * , a ee . ‘ oe ’ > Tes A Orta ats SERRA IES, 2 $3 [) soe N S a4++4- _- = oo : - . eo. . Ay ‘ #« qs* . °* : ¢° , a “ SF . sree tee — EDiiks isiarseqeretere SE : : ; f s , i nimi ; ancreaa 52:2 bA5S Ee: gt pe eS. | ia ~. & \ : ‘ ee jag . . Figs is e as +++ + ; 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ es eeeeer , : 4 : t: ‘ ca ‘ YY oe “~e of ‘eee: corr. odors he = : * - » ee sseseeer om escanee ~ ae eee Midhisdihddddddditddsitiddtidstitdddddddiiithisiiititie hhh. 2 re — - SUIMUMMMSILILTTTSTVITS TOFS DUA, de Candies y GOc Lb. 2 Iba. for a f 79c O«r delicious homemade Candies ,_, include caramets,-~ A} pecan croquetteés, 4 nougaeatsa, nut N, marehmalliows, nut Squares, and many other kinds; 1090 boxes. Matin Floor hdd thhahhdtihhihhhdhstiddduthatihdsihddlddlitsictddiediic rf y Lihhiid “a ee @eee@eee8 eeereceea eee ©4268 MLihhd we ETE ed eee gr es 7, 77 hd J LhLLt ad Lid iisihisiaiin, ee en PF?) Abhihidd Beautiful Insruments—Model K and Model G Terms: $5 Cash and Small Monthly Payments. An unusually low price for instruments of this character and ; ¢ Not until now have St. Louisans had the Oppor- ale ath mealies st the Maeent you seé them. but you havé GML On . tunity of buying brand-new Columbia Grafonolas ONE DAY in which to take advantage of it. Whether you in- of regular type and size at approximately half tend buying a Player-Piano for a graduation, wedding or an- price. One of the most fortunate special purchases niversary gift or to gratify the family’s wish, by all means take , A i : . i . advantage of this opportunity to secure one tomorrow at an . toy xvi sig @’ er: astonishing alu ; | design, Poe “ gery ee and You are undoubtedly familiar with this stor Prager? ae , . | any and walnut finishes—46% inches high. Tomorrow equipped with the latest devices chandising policies and will fully recognize in this .of- | your seicclion eariy, ior when the Ww "ery ly at $65 ' — ee: eee ee : “ . a sie Ve believe that everyone in St. | OMmy a v- for expression; will play all 88- fering the unusual -opportunity that you have of secur- | 8! dad dir the oppor- = all ss ti ? There are undoubtedly more note rolls, artistically rendering ing a high-quality Player-Piano at a low price. But we tunity is gone, or earlier than that, Louls is familiar with the excel- Equipped with standard Columbia guaran- people in St. Louis who would like music for accompaniment, danc- cannot emphasize too strongly the fact that there are should the limited qual tity be sold lence of these Phonographs and teed motor, non-set automatic stop, straight one of these instruments than we ing and other requirements. Sstur- only two carloads in this specin! sale. before t hen. A smaH cash pay- will be awake to the opportunity | metal one-piece tone arm, scientifically de- gupni the price ie so” sur- on p tea’ nent will place one of the Players signed acoustic sounding box, button regqu- , ly built y e of Americas ‘6 9 9 : es Ses eee ee #y ale that is now presented—one that : d ue ling t butt g — wing 4 largest Piano manufacturers— Regularly $400—* St. Louis Day price, $239 in your home, together with a a amy ae lator of tone leaves and perfected Colum- Prisingly low—-so we urge selec- hundreds of them in use right here | bench and ten music rolls of your may never come again. Only 230 bia reproducer, Will play all makea of | tion as near 9 o'clock as possible. in St. Louis. | Guaranteed by maker and Famous-Barr Co. | selection. of them in this sale. records. Sixth Fleer LiL pa AA AA A Inclades Bench and Your Gwn Selection of Ten Music Rolls Terms: Small Cash Payment and Monthly Payments. LISI SAS / Fee eves SEVECe +e Beebe waiesce =e%.>» as WEPCE Re Ase esennsy LhddddiddtdtiddddtddssiddddbisiiiddlilenecLcn’ } 4+ -—-=2e@ ete ~ IISSASS SSA ESSA ASG SS SSSA AA SAD SAS Ai a a i a ae a aaa eal a ae -_—- GLAIALAA LLL IAP ~. sere eee -.8ePee LLP AA ry hihhhs SILIGTSTTTSTAS TIS STL ASLISS GAGS ES hh am Freezers $5.00 Values, 5} $2.50 i = White Mountatn ‘reezers, that are t rade with seiect- wood buckets and tfiple - motion operation; Size; just the lot. Basement Callery Bre} reveteuni itee E €« SSSI Sf Lh ts hhheeg LASS SPP POD ASG SS - Instruments | Genuine Columbia Grafonolas Early Choice of Known ualit | The same instruments for which you would regularly ° Q y | pay $125 and $150—-Model K and Model G in mahog- Is Wisest GSSTITTYMMS ALA FIT II TI IIIT Lithidh Lhd at TI tee tin ie. ao ae coe eon a ' VISAS? VITSIFIS A § rT , Liihddh SVVSDIGAISSSSSALSV SSS ENAS AAS SSS SSG tLe Lik MM hhh hhh hhh dhsibididitsidisitidtdldi. en Tables 5 $'7:50 f Sellers’ white enameled Tables, ex- cellently made, in medium size, with sanitary white tops.- 100 in this group. Basement Gallery PL ee Lhhkhi Music Salon—Sixth Floor > . “eee A sa . ‘ (fh, © f (fs Si ASS , ~ WWI LLnL cnraczacaxzazrnzxzz28rzz:d hada Va daaaddadinidddshsthddbdbihbbdhdbutdddddihbhbhshhdadssduthc idiididea. WW LLL adaatididddddddiidddiitiiiddsiiiislstidsdbihiddddbditidddds.shddddddddbddtdddddddlddddddddddddidddddddddddidddddidddddbdddddddddddddddddddddddilddddddddddddddddddddiiin St he ) ape he Pye So RAN ghrp os N} ppm CCC cnnnKcnnnnniinincnxznnaiiuiauiidatilidiiiliiiiiiiadiiiiiihadstdiddkiddbddsbdbisshdidishbs bbl idihsshdssii WWW LLL adda tdaiidddliidddidiiddidisddddddldiddddddddddddddddddsdddddddaslddiddddddddddddddmaiiaa ore s + Hi _- P ‘ rt } “A Lay / } Fa es ; wii ® & 2G Gf% j 2 cee ned fh f > ; 7 ~(s se ‘ ae a® ~ ee Ud 8, eh tT R Wao 4 Pe ~~ 2 H 5 he \) e on 4 ; a é [A bills I i, LidihhstihdhdbddsdsdddddisssissiddiddssdLisLisihilLLein WA hha MAN: 7 7] MT ah a Med Ab Mh il My) j 7, if Mitts tf ATS bd t, fi 4 WP 4 My, | J ff) f SLY, La} f Ky / Wh ULLHf fii hh / OE hs hd iy i] f 4 ‘ j th , f hi MG LI i iif ‘7 / , ; iff Wy UL) jf id ; f f fi] j , 4 _,9e7r os of AASSSS A MATASSS iSite S Gand ic if an Cabinets $54.50 ons) Value, a $ AP Ad | ” heel — & Sellers’ san 'i- ; tary Cabinets. in golden oak fin- My Se . a | Binz +i by HY - YU YY y i); Thi), Wii WAT, ///, ij AS As i fj ’ fFit j Hi Ih / j J}, ’ if / het] hf Wihliddi lity, tf // 7 i hoed Vhs} ji} j Hf), j Hf} Uff ff /f j Wil if 4, , /i Mf A) iW, Zz Ps ’ 7 j / sist bh4 i 4f Raha / ‘iitf ff PEL ATE ST LL SSS j / ; / f/f j ; , f f / j j , Tihs} ti j . ii Pissdi 4} fi j Tes f. j J f / bts, Mdfp d/h Wis} (44), LEE if ’ LH; 4/4) J if ty sgt} i hi Another Instance of St. Louis D-~’s Rere Value-Givinz Here, Tco, ls a Vatue 4 hat ls Far Out of the Ordinary— - a $ ® ) @ © L4 $ é | 4 FOCT 1CCE HON AIT VUTLES | ersiujje es p v4 nS te PG es a Gt, Le nate : Offered Saturday Only at.......sseeeeeeeeees : : Siiitiiemincs aa is outside beck and code of the Sleces nrc covered with 1 On © j - __We Detieve tile te the best vale a 8 Sees casa eae : . wher al “a ” fee Bee fas ‘ou have ever had the opportunity of securing, an 1ere are on em high-grade mee velour and all other upholstery is of beautiful taupe mohai! Bay eae le a ‘ yvailable at this St. “po Day price. If you select one, we know that ou will i which sells for $12 a yard. Same ieee oe os S always remember the extraordinary buying advantages presented in this one- 3 a Mi Sel ish. with auto- matic flour bins p> | and porcelain jam tope: 50 in this special lot. Basement Gallery Mdddddhddsdhddsidhdhhddbdhitihdddiddddthdithitidddltlttl, SJLLLLETATADMDATMMMMLIMMEANAS DASA UitiiitttihhhtthhiLisshtsitiihtissn alk Scooters £3.50 and 27.95 Value, $1.89 M e talcraft Sidewalk Care with pedals anil Scooters, wita rubber - tired wheels and han- die gripes: just h00 in the group. Basement Gallery 7. Midhhhdhddhdddddtddhddsdhdiddldddddddddddldltéldtddee Davenport, Chair and Wing Chair with loose cushions, broad arms and carved base tie 2 ie day sale. in brown mahogany finish; frames of select maple, rigid, well braced; first class yp So Be, a blue : : ) i pe et nee te Full-stzed Davenport, Chair and Rocker fully upholstered in taupe or figured webbing, positively no steel slat construction—dguaranteed first class in every way 7. © ae Eee wt nag a pad aes cnet. ate frame, large springs, first-class . eames | Rae ats ih webbing and all hand-tied. Remember that tomorrow only can you buy these 100 in Lot—Deferred Payments, if Desired as eee ee Suites for 8119. Deferred payments if desired. Sage Seventh Floor a rth soca | nttsstdballlllLllddlEd ld lTTslLbddlbdl ll lelTbebeldbMl©slllllLlil AAA ecm OT LLL OO LLM LLL LLL FiLL, A, A, VTi ddllillasiissdsddsdhstddddadddtdsisddssddihddiddddtddd TTT OIC Le addaadidiaauaiaiiiaiciuacucuaiaacuiiaidi Lihiddciuiiidddiauaiiididactiidiéiasidisissisbbiddstisbsisdbiddddsssdsdtdshhddsstiiichiaiio SLLLLLIMALL ALLL ALLLUL Lire SUDLILLTILOL A: LZ wu Midddldddddddidiiiidddiiddddilddiltitdtsdsditdddistdtitidddddlhiddtiddtisiatdtidssiddldsdddieiiniinnn nnn CLL, Lh Mhiddddhihihidiisisishhhdstdd. CMM hhh hhh hb hhh bisissssdddda 10no¢graphs $9.95 Value, $5 95 —_—_—_—_—_— "Stewart" Toy P h ono grapha, made of metal with rnahogany finish: will play records up to 1- in. size; onty 100 in the lot. A One-Day Offering of Paramount Importance! ‘400 TenFiece Dining Suites Tomorrow Only, St. Louis Day, at... ...--+++++++: Equally Impressive Is This Offering of 50 0 FourTiece Bed Room Suites Choice Tomorrow Only at... . 0-64 e0sccicmeees tifully designed, excellently constructed Bedroom Suites ielaee t eoeil bed, 46-inch dresser, chifforobe and large vanity. An offering that will set a new standard in value-giving. Mit*thhhis5hhiisdisdi;¢sisssshiséddiiidiii;iiiiiitiiiiitittn i iit tisitiiiishhhtiishhdsidda Wht ttt tb ttt ttt tt ttt lhe bl ttt td ttt id ama Dolls $5.95 Value, $3.49 Effanbee Mama Dolls that walk: moving eyes, © om powtltion ve eR REARS EBRSSBRAREBBRSSBSBER SSR ASL ES ERA REE EE SLE REEL ALES SLL ae Ee ene eee bad : . ’ x e . 7 = - aig ‘ “ = . - ‘ Pa . “ - > x *% . m e- > 4 ss « x q ; %.. a " pee ‘a r - . A 4 ra a re . tes xy - A % « a ; +? " ™ 3 bet = . » ‘ . : of - ? wae Ae EY on" - ~~ em, 7 eal fig 4 Re ir ay s ve sv ost a a > ge a me, poe ae . iets a x : 5 = te ile r ’ v wre © 4 OSE . f oS ete ee - , Ye ae eS : y . » rT a 2 we 5 » tie ra th BS ek hen - be ee “ a ae PY pes oN v5 - « ee ahr ey, ‘ r + i sa r, var , eerie " 4 es = wale: said q sii scl sasha * bes BI LP ee BN ROS Be, er x : . * he a Peed ree em WN ee Ger he A Rae a es ues ae a8 * ars 5 , n - ‘ - ” : - Z -. 7 "7 , , , ‘> «2s - v > - 3 “ - - - * 2 ; LIMCITRLS ASSL hiked 7 La “, Upped phppppaa gus weer —_ —_— Z r 44 ’ LAL LS OG ‘/, Os 4 ba Se 4 Jhthdeed, Sse, sy . my : , . . > »* " : = . * «eee *-* _* “s#ee - ee > >. eee . + eae ' . J | . - : ._ j ‘ | = ~ * ~ f. ~~ BUSS Pteaerseeesss - ~ ~. 7 ~~ . “se itwee sete c. se . . + a . . ‘ee * > . -* #t . : ; ( ‘ ee+- ** bat seaet . . - ar . *-* we © w ~~ = 4 , " al ~~ ~ ‘ _— ‘ ~~ | ~~ ~s, . fy - ‘ ~— ~ | a ‘ia -- ‘ - “. - Fug ~ ~~ a _ - ™ > e ‘ ee . . : > : NT . > — ~ '‘t- - - : ‘’ > € ‘ ' a 7 = . ; . = = a 7 e — Ahead, Abate, Sa WIWnn.” WZxLLLL.. Linck If you need a new Dining-Room Suite, don’t let anything prevent you from tak- g advantage of this offering tomorrow morning—one of the outstanding fea- tures of the St. Louis Day Sale. Seventy-five in the lot. Lhd hhhidisdishihhhhhhttittttf onstruction of dull-rub, two-tone walnut with 5-ply pe par Fo s and wees walnut front, top and sides, and genuine mahogany drawer interiors. Pieces sold separately if desired: also deferred payments. . Queen Anne style, constructed of two-tone walnut with genuine walnut veneer arms, heads and | top, sides and front in rich, dull-rub finish; 66-inch buffet, china cabinet, with legs; 17-in. size; f . glass door, wood panels at side and end, oblong table, serving table, five chairs fon on ue ee a = and one armchair, with blue leather slip seats; genuine mahogany drawer intert- lot. ment & ce ore; outside backs are finished. Pieces sold separately, if desired. Also deferred Gallery & ee oh payments. Seventh Floer tsitiiththdd (1d bbdddddshdiiisissdiddiistddiddddiddtdldddiddsdssdtdditditddtithiddidddddddddddtidddidditisdddilllidlellelllniiLinnnnnnce! Itt ptt tttltlPPOPLSD LIL ISL ddd Lh hh dhs iddddiitsiiiisiitsdsssditsditiitidstisssiddd I dd bbddddddddddddiddtsddddddddddsssdss SSL A , s 44 e fA . «

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FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1923. ° FRIDAY. 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. APRIL 6, 1928, . nen ee = on i nn oa. en ee eee 16 ers need We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted aaaed See Preceding Five Pages for Additional “St, Louis Day” F —— No Mail, C. O. D. or P hone Ord The Following Basement Economy Store’s Features for Saturday ae Are Particularly Worth orth While earn. + 0 «i ao enn SEL ree Every Sel Bic REC( They Play on Any Phonograph di ? Each ‘YOU TELL HER WT uk \ Lh hh hh hdedad SIT/7 tt Lid Two-Pants Suits $27.50 Value $1923 Men’s and young men’s Sig aR MO it 2? LM Ldhddddd eecccccccccccccLc212.0aa VI hha ssdddddddddde VICK Two-Pants Suits $22.50 Value 735 *162 WOOO knccaxxznn0za12a22Laaaadddddddddddddddddddstiddddds \ LL addi b bbb bbbdhdbbdbsbbbbdbbddbbdddbdddbsddss Women’s Suits $25 to $35 Values 21 ‘CTUELLE DOUBL RECORD ddd tdddddisddddddddttdddddddddddddddddddddddddddduthe x 2 RE C00 Oe RE Oo ot ember ee ated 005 a hhhdddhe NN a . * SRAM ah ep Gos MDA opto yg $17.50 to $25 Values "as 2 ghee ees $16.50 to $20 Values a | 1 IS ne aS Ne Ss ae EE EG eR, OTN RR a lpi KT Fem Le ~—e . Hew rae dik eseketn + eile Cae sala sles aan aaa Things Hurre a ne ee rex lian thats a anaemia tiated a hain tee oe . — ro eT t m ” “ ~~ ~~ ame are A eae os -~ ae SVTSSSSEEAS ASS LSPPPPDAAD LAA AAPA PLP DAMA LSA VIP POPPI LSS FSF OS SUSVIGSISSESAASLSL LAA PAS / 248 models— Polair, tan, wool Coats, Wraps in a the majority ting and models of ribbons. Ca pes Vi : . lined—-of plain and plaid velour, livia and suedine. reindeer and rookie. Basement lLiconomy Store $5 to $6 Values 2 Pretty pokes, close fit- drooping brim straw ry* 9 ~ . Timbo straws and various kinds of fabrics trimmed with flowers, feathe 325 in lot. braids. rs and 7?) ))7)- 7 eer letV silk Bo- Navy, ‘bidshhdhdddsddbsdhhccinn, TDL lllllllldldiddddbdditddddddddddddddbitddddddddddddtsdtseLn the correct Spring styles, Poiret twill and checks in navy, black, tan, gray with silk or crepe. 350 handsome Suits in of tricotine. woolez tailored and rookie. Lined Basement Economy Store CMhidddddddbddbddbbdddddddddddiatiidsidiauundciarcciccvcacairannnccccrccnccc D LL dithiititiisidtitidddddddtdiddtdddidddt bdddddbddddddddddddddbddddiddddstitilily $5 Value 2 KMMdd hdd bddbdddddddddddlsidiiisiudciacacccaiccicccécitnnninnuunuritcci1ccc 412 imported handmade beaded Blouses, also rich looking Paisley effect and printed silk Blouses in the newest patterns and color combinations. Sizes 36 to 46. 898 women’s and misses’ Dresses in sizes 14 to 48. In a score oO authentic styles developed of Canton crepe flat crepe, Satin- faced Canton, tricosham and Paisley et- fects. Black and colors. Basement Economy Store $2.95 to $3.95 Values i Slipover and Jacquette models—kinds so popular this season—of ali-wool and fiber silk yarns in plain and fancy weaves. All sizes 36 to 46. 336 in lot. Basement Economy Store peeps ttlltlTtld db bdbdddlbldllblllsldb ld Thllldd db bEdeddlddbTalslddlbllsslsybssttsststs c : ‘ Men’s and young men’s Spring Suits tailored of cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds in single and double breasted medels. Sizes 16 years to 46 chest measure. 390 in lot. Basement Economy Store hhidddddhdddddsddecnnccccncn hhdhddhhdbhdbdddddddddddddddddddidbdiiicllLLLeLivinr VALLLLLLLLMADLLLLLLLLLLLLLLPLLLLLLLLLLLLLLTILITILILLLLLIHALILILLELAEES LLNS ISEES NDS WLLL aiiiiisiddshbdsdddbbbddddddddddd,’ Two-Pants Suits $12.50 Value pe Norfolk and golf stvle Suits, with full belts and lined knickers. Of light and dark fabrics in stripes, mixtures and checks. Sizes 7 to 18 years. 210 in lot. Basement Economy Store WAL 5M iisiditiddis;iitiihd “L Boys” Lhd dd bbddddddddlddddiciddcdidanaccdcidicccciinnuuJuuununtannnznnnccccc0ccccn AL Abb dsdddddiiddddddddisdddiddLLliiLtticEc ZILLLiLLLLecLLeennceennn 48-In. Phonographs WHE. LLL. Two-Pants Suits in sports and conservative models of pencil stripe fabrics, fancy mixtures and o patterns. Sizes 16 years to 44 chest measure. Stouts 38 to 48. 220 ig lot. a" Basement Economy Store SISSIES LSS IIS Sd ff / , Unapproachable Values r "£0 spring motor. makes of records. ject to very scratches. ments if desired. Big 48-inch cabinet Phonographs with a rich mahogany finish, double? Plays all” Sub- slight Deferred pay* 70 in Tot Basement Economy Stere ee eM Se a ce Ce eye oe ae ew SR othe ay RT ars” ™ a & B uf 5 REA ele IE eS YOU KNOW YOU BELO ROSE OF THE. LITTLE ROVER AGGRAVATIN’ PAPA and M T¢ WOOO OOOO tit.tctattattddidddaiaddddcdciidcaicauaacaad S N N N N N N S S N S S : S S N | N S N : N N N S N N N S S Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Mdddbddddidddihddiddsbddddhddddddd bdddshidiaaiiaiéonit3ccaccccccc N »S xX N s S S S S Ss N N N XN N N ~ N S S S N N N N : N N N SN S S AN S Ss N — S s N N N \ S N N N x N \ N AN S N Ny S S N N Ss ~ N N SN N N N ~ Ny S S S ~\ S N N ~ VL ihathdtddsddatldditldstdldddditbdddhdhbdddddddddde TWIT Chadd Our Big Drive for 3000 more us about our new plan of def EXTRA SPECI N NS TTI > Tid bdbddbbdsitbisiiaidiiiiiiiigiadiiiiddsidkidsbdidasistssdddbbibbhddhidbsdtsdd, VU hhh hb bbbihbstbhbbdsbdshshdsbisssdddisici MCLEE cc, Veadadauaiiiaaaaaaciiadaaccciradaacddddddida CSbEEL ME ddd dbl d bb dbd tes dss sisbdd ddd ble bsdsesssesesay, Women’s Waists $1.50 to $1.95 Values, $1.05 700 white washable Waiste, in “OO styles, of volle or dimity: long sleeves. regwa¢r and ettra sizes Hasement Economy Store VAISS SS Men’ S Silk Shirts $1.98 Values $5 to $8 Valuea, mi: 95 and }/¥ | : llored of 3 ~20U, Mm ‘ ; jer. dq ‘ ! ched : of . , r roead- checked ginghams loth: ‘sites 14 to 184 atelineiane a organdie trim- in white and strip- - yaa Economy Store _ , Basem Feonomy Store Resnamy Steve Mdddddbtbbstbbddsdshbdddadidaiidiiiaiaiiiaadddidddbid Lhddddddbbdsdbddhbdhddiiaaaiaciiiadaccaadracaiaacciaiée Sa $1. ~ to $1.98 Values, Fie P00 w battate a iiaktcown bears, hg ani Petticoats See Flee Economy Store Apron Dresses $1 fo S1. 50 Values, SOc $1.50 Values, 98c 1200 pairs 16-but- tricot silk ar white, mode | , with double | Watek, finger tips. Basement & phires, 15-jewel movement. is a veal $55.60 Watck. VAAISIGSTTGASA SSS SS IAS a EO Cee Lady’s Bracelet \ A woeoederful white-geld-tilied set with execelirnt « a oe cs ; S — ~\ ~ N ~\ ~‘ \ \ x XN ~ x ~\ S x S \ N . x — S \ * ~ S Ss S s \ S XS nN Ss x ~ S ~ ~‘ ~ \ > S WATCH SPE GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS Beautiful blue-white, fect-cut Diamends, mounted in newest designs of solid is-k. white or green gold. The full price you pey now “will be allowed at any time in the future, on the pur- _Cchase of a iarger Diamond. Fave Money by Buying Diamonds at the Jitney Sale. Girl’s Capes & Coats $7.50 to $12 Valuea, 5S £00 garments in the appreved new etyles tallored of wool ve- jour, Polair and mix- tures several coiors Sizes 3 to 14 years. Basement Eeeeanemy Store teh ddd bddiddd. Men’ ~ = Ties $1 to $1.50 Values, | 50c 437 knit Ties tn the popular new shapes in stripes, figures and heather mixtures, in murmerousg c rings Basement Economy Store Boys’ Blouses $1 to $1.89 Values, 79C 880 BR! ouses in re ulation collar 8tvles - ’ o a ™ Also Mme. Lyra ane 600. of pink satin, Pink brocade and Striped silk in a Droad assortment spring sizes. in 4 _- . ™ l t Basement Economy Store Y hh i LdbddddddddddddddddadiddidadiddididddiidsdllLcnnnninnn > en? e' Vtbbdt ts a aalahaidadadahahaadalahahadidadababibababdadidbadbatabibchdaeatebebes bbc VHA PAPMPLALLPLALLIILILMAS UPAR IITA Ahdddbbhdbhbdddhbddbdbdddhdhbhddddddtididdddigd ‘ G Fconomy Store VIII lddddddddd Economy Store WITT LLL LEE | LL LL \ — LLL hdd bbbbdadddddaddiaidiidaiisddd GLikidddddddtitsssihdddddddtitttststttstbddbddss ee ee \ Lhhdddhdbhhddddddddihhdhdbddbhdddddididdddéddde SN > S GLAS EDEMA S A CEE Shoo + Ahhdhdideddtdedhddddttasidésbbddidiiuaiiadidiaddidaiaiaaida —ULLsb db bbdddbidddaddddsdisiasiiicacacca01.nc.1..cc ce Glove Silk Vests Satin Slippers nds Sece of $2.95 Value, $2.50 Grade, S 1 95 95c Bh conc 880 pink Glove &ilk er: ° in Vests with bodice tops eatin §=Siippers§ wit with ribbon shoulder flexible Soles and straps: all sizes 38 to French, Cuban oF i-w 42. Basement heels: all sizes: 7: Economy Store a a... Stems WS: Wald iddstdsddddbddddddddddidd Chocolate Caramels 55 Delicious ¢6 pas centers, cove a heavy coating aeweet chocolate. CLL AEPEPEELMEE GASES E 4 Ld bbbdbdbbdddiddddan Women’ s Silk Hose { Seconda of $1.95 Grade, 50c 550 paire Silk Hose in the full-fashione’ style, With lisle tops black, white and col- ors, Basemen Keottemy Store 7, School Ghose YoY of 1.45 2.45 Kinds $4] .25 Boye ané4 _ =girls’ batton am. lace Shoes algo Oxfords of dura- ble leathers; sizes, ftn- fants’ 5 to ‘miases’ 2 300 pairs. Basement 2 oememny Store Seconds of $1 Grade, 45c 600 nainsocok cr ma- Grag striped athietic style garments with wide elastic webbing in back. Basement Economy Store $50 $690 RINGS RINGS A BS 40 $48 $¢ - pth ibe Sia a I eA te RE leathers and combina- tions; 600 paira hddhdhddddddddddddddlddbdtddsbddiiiiiiiiiL Ah hhddbdbbbihbbddbbhddsbdddddddtibbibdsssiss, shh hhdddiddsididddddidhidisidhidsdiitihitth Si WwW. CGRMMLLLILLIVLLILLELELILLILLLILT SEL SLELELL, Khithshddidhhddddddiddddddidliiliidliillllle. LMddddddhddhiddiiiiisiiiiiiiitie ent Economy Store LLhd dds ‘ ~ >» N ~ N NS N N N ‘ — N N N N N N N N N N N N ~‘ N N S\ A N N N N N N N N \ x N N N CMMIIIITITITITIIIOLITTLILELTTITPLPTPT EDA WOO Cee kana arsnrtnnirndlttisisslVlblblslslstelblvtTTbbb ltd ti tha 44. » Vihddhdbdddddddddddssslllililliiiiia a $2 Taffeta Special, Yard, $1.25 hidhddihihd A f, ¥ CELPESSEEOPEAAERLA SAA AAS EDAD A, \ Adhd di hd ddd ddd ctd ddsiLsshiLLclhnrLclLe nc CL VISE. WO ihhhhihishdsisisiississhisissddddddddddddddd 79c Organdie Special, Yard, 45c N . N Organdia 44 N inches wi , N “ permanent N pretty N S \ ~ ~s ~ NN ~ hhh idiibibihdbchbbbbhdbbdbdddddshissiiiiaiiiiiiiiactecs, » Axminster Rugs Seconda of $37.50 Grade, 92 N » » Ss > » NY NN ~ » NY » NY ~ AN >» LE NN NI | NN N . » ~ , ~\ NY » ~ NY » NS NY } | > Seamless Rugs Second of $55 Grade, Axminster Rugs Seconds of $5. Grade, ~ ~ S ~ ~ ‘\ ~ ~‘ N N S » : ; \ . > Vn S ‘ * ~ 8 ~ ~s - ~‘ ~ ~ . ~ i ~ . ~\ . »S N | \ > N N ~ » ~ ~ ~‘ > ‘ "§ 1 “69 rd, Heavy flat Crepe 40 inches wit. that s preper we'tht for Spring apparel LOU , atds ima bot Basement Econemy More > aS aE RE ONS fa In ORRCS De ote gs mexentigitiita: Sit (CS2Ia estate ik Ree SIARaIRIE EE tA N N N N N N N SN S N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N “Also the beautiful ‘‘ Vani Srand carries Gradwohl’ 5 Swiss La@dy Baiti more Cakes, three targ® winss ‘e layers filled th nuts amd froite; 350 on.y Basement s. Ze pat- 65 small Rues. 27x54 inches. in terms that wil! monize with Ru«s: ight Economy Store 42 Ruega woven of a yvarns in numerous patierns; all are x12 feet Basement Economy Store closely urabile yaras in Feonemy Store Fconemy Store are s! Mdddidddddddd, sdhhiididilishhtiisddiiiisitdd hMiddidddbdddbddiatstsddtisdddisssdssdisiiihty 0) Economy Store SILT OAMEEAAAALAS SAAS IDNA ASSDD ADIT SAIOSSASS SP OSD SS OSS SS Wd ssddiisstissitdddddiddddtddddddddddddd. — WAL Ahhh hhh iiisisisss;g;;jiiitithhtiin hhh hdd hdd ihshsiisshhthhththh . . 4 ’ “ ? b> iad a "hy: + & ~~ Miybe, A Ne ERR: i: Spit, Set piaiiny Fe POPE eR, 5a ’ SII te S 4, SISES SIC, / Ss, hid hhhhdishidddssidiida AMddididhddidsidiiistssisisiiiihhs iiiiitsiihthhtititiiihttiiitu SSSSIISEDEOPLL SALES LIIOALLAEL EPS OLS EEE EMAL Girls’ Hats $1.95 348—straw Dratdis im Gainty peke shape« tr'mmed with estrich feather bande. che.ce ef many colors dddbdhdddddddditdssssdbbisidsddddddddddddddtddddddatddddédin 4 ; Aadidadididdehdiddehdtutcihd hed dbdbdddddbdhdédddddddidccc Lib dh dbddbdddddddbddidbdddbdddd VALAESASSDPALLDSA ASA A S ~ : Umbrellas > ‘ " ‘ * $2.25 and. 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Drewn, gray ¢ nevy: fitted with rrere end ¢ois ptrses, if Ruffled Curtains Seconda of $1.75 te $2.50 Grades. $1.05 1000 pairs of Mar- Qu’ sette ¥ 4 and rim (urtains wit m uffie? edges b wpa backs t@ mat Men's and women’s soft Rnished cain bric Handkerchiefs with vartous style borders 1200 in ict. . : 100 45-pound Mat- tresses, DUIlt of all- layer felt, with ar ‘king cever-. limit of ~ paira 3000 yards of Cre- tonmes in an extensive assortment ef pleasing -atterns. cut from the bolt Basement Economy More re Feonemy Store SL EGFESLDELALL SAIS SLD LS LB AAI APLDASEID ELSA EAMES AE IASG ASA SPD DSS AA SS hd Rasem:. ¢ Visi ddd iiihiithhhhhthhhhthiisid MAddddddi ddddd iAidisshdsdhhjhhthtjtttttthtthttjiik hdd ddddddddddddddddddddtdidbddidddddibddbibddde rrr LT, Abd hdddddiddsdddddddddddddbdddidddddditditittiee BEE AAR at ARS lh rtnige pall, HORET™ LMR. aye WWE hd hh ddd dddeecccce Pas a TR seein 2ghj Satu: ae sae! Sheet eT

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TR ot nee te oe re . " or APRIL 6. 1923 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 10,000. _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 17 _ FRIDAY. | APRIL 6, 19238. ’ - ialiiaeiie ——— - 4 ; — === : 2. a 2° ™ 3 — ae’ ui ; . 7 iv wa ‘ f Ti 7 ay Fe deeert 24 eo : ) Divorces ages. 516 weenie testo Loule \Curtie, | desertion: | : “e oa *T’ | ; vy’ fr, ae th ] lleyr on¢ deser- 2 im >. + US Lay ct ld. ou J » RE PO Orders e. “a bs oe Y ae ; s tic “ ) He - : To anaes . rca x: at P Lin isey: * > one Alex: nder | fron Hattie Hlogz ns intole yi indizgniti« * mig len 1 ne. Josh ua. "¢ restored Zz a desertion + : A ' T Tho , . ' i ta. 9 To Kut h from Herbert A. Wright: deser-} ,. Vee — sta tag ph Temperato; I» tion: maiden name Mor an restored thoes ee ape z 71) t red er : | To Ag 168 fr om Thomas Neville; intoler- rn ‘tee oe ne eee, =e ; : an rer ‘ a V. Punch “4 . ; + vf © Al ailmony, iG- i «2% : able indignities $°0O mon this ailmony, maia ' able ' rnities: = chil a. Robs stored as : “he eee = ; Steven ©. Rogers: '2 defendant with § support fy n ; T} Ia irs f While Every Record New ind gnities; inaiden name, Fol- Te Vi ja from Will McClain: Intolerable Prices Are. Low. eo Gamby: Intolerable © digi istas- | ' rome. Watker. fFestored Advance cS approximate ly of 30% since January and further advan Cs , : alsn; jler- Jac kson, restored m W n certain, miake it Profitable to BUY WOW. . ep Myrtle re m pu dn 7 pan . Every Selection Up to Date ede wed amie % f) . n Sit 101 Griffith : OE dien} inaiden namie. Czern ke re- aa | reer ary from Charles W. Carlee; de-| 7? Anna M. from Joseph, I. 30x3 14 Clin, ace. 5 SESS $2n6%'% ..... 5. $26.05 vnkowsk: 31x41 oe ., $18.65 33x44 s. .. $26.55 ry from yoy Mec Cheat uses: Dow ik. ’ sth ci 7 . eriit , ak ay eniiad, anc ’s "alg ‘ T rol Iiarrison peach: ah he . t. oe hs int alare 32x44 we ( dy ef} ld ‘ a i] - ce SSR. 3 = ‘OS 3s dXO 5% . $33.95 j T ’ herine rom Mmilip . il so Ve” ‘ end: wit Sf veekly uppor ehy ‘ups guranteed and sold by Th P] P f + 220 allmony it inal Pe 6 ith us for the past three years. wh orders promptly 4 ey ay on erfrect Records or hens " wom Gerhat PA. « cog oF ta — ee filled. Open ‘evenings and Sunday. 2) » * ‘ ; ’ e | ? } P ’ . ' ’ 4 a” ¢ . Any Phonograph 75 lit cnt. tittenitios:: shiden ebiid. Ker ani’ frainiticn ction ‘came ted te. Ket y , c Quality or. restore tared | amc s THE STATE TIRE Co., Inc. ) In many new becoming shades ‘oon: desert AVLILMULLLLLLEL ILLS ILE ET TT TT 1/14: a E . a To Adelaide from Ralph ' Donia fo Berline from Albert astian; smtoler- Re , 2 # ts lee a ag eh ise gies : mont 2206 206 LOCUST ST. Central 510 ae , daintily trimmed with, beautiful ei? ae neo virginia BM from, Willias Mil] eee en er | lesrrtion: $900 alimony forthwith. $100 | gntoleratle indignities. __ eee flowers, faney ribbon dhd some DOUBLE 95c sess Bra Cran Emil C- Caattiner: | : PR 2 ene ag | | ge , feathers. All the newest colors—pur- ee Ci RB 2 ARB | ; ; : Ea h | to ds fo Ru - ee ee ee : : ms hd ss » Be! ce: , ’ ve J ple, green, black, brown. ( open, navy Cc | eumedy ‘ld, Rutl | Soe. gx and berry shades. The most wonder- RECORDS | sertton: Vusiady end. William 7 Jr, to | , and young men’s ats Suits in sports aservative models il stripe fabrics, ktures and other Sizes 16 years chest measure. 38 to 48. 220 in ns SR SAR : = Cate whe FNS SO matey eel ign dM Oth St lee front Lottie ic th : an any Uthers So William fron Lot ie Mate: tate yt BS | . % 3 ris : erable indignitie: mss a4 ' ‘ ‘ ; : : “ig oases Efron Freaérick Ww. vot. TY) (MM ) | ee | } 7 f After-Ecster Sale : ’ : ; a 4 1111 OLIVE | desertion en ee i ieee BN» bias, | | | ) | STREET poets Tacimeitios: (VLG weekly fer support | iy ee et eg te . * I-50 rs ff ! f + Boys s10 | Piay Bipe Cever- SMIOOVTTTTTTLTLMSSSSOVSLPS TS LAPIS SLA S MMM hhh dhhddhdbddittdiddddldddtdddtissiséicing we LLL. School Suits: xX oF r Big Drive for 3000 more new names on our books is almost completed. Don't fail to ask 7 , : | : ) bd |B layers pence | Foe e cio bb te 6 WZ i ut our new plan of deferred payments at cash prices. | | ee 3 | $5.98 re | a 9 8 Silk Gloves : EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER | LADIES’ | , | , 4 Men's Biwe 3 : n | Baseball Suite, | a ues oF eee he | ¢ | i alle: special, ay J Lh... years, i $1.50 Values, : sv ZS Ace Coes _ oe Nee, , | | . 7 | } &% 98c only, - J $1.98 % 98c tk Slo we WZ | tt aa : } te) $1.50 PURE THREAD SILK HOSE — en es Ce ~ - 2 » “ =a Women's, with lisle garter top. reinforced high spliced heel - and toe. double silk foot and fashioned back; biack 12900 airs 16-but- and desirable colors: sizes 8% to 10. Special ind teh tric at silk Gloves Lady’ $ Sraatles Watch in white, mode and ‘wonderful white-gold-filled rectangular Wri | ff }. is witty aeublé e R isch set with excellent «ap- riat A little ween of a Wateh in white-gold-filled case, | ; $1 69 CHIFFON SILK HOSE ; finger tips. Basement ae T phires, AS -Soveet movement. This guaranteed for 25 yeurs; all latest . , * 4 shapes, tonneau, octagenal or ay i me | ; , Women's silk chiffon Hose, with only four-inch > | 29 e: « WE we SOR ey ue dew - Economy Store J Sal . round; all richly engraved. Jitney lisie top; gummetal and black. Special WHT Ll ‘ . Sale Price | iY | | Soc A WEEK S0c_A WEEK TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF THE HOUSE'S Mm «$1.00 HOSE [$2.50 Silk Gloves Women's silk and fiber Hose. Women's long silk Gloves, exceptional velue, in biack in desirable colors: ai! f WUT da dbdbdbbgs n’s Silk Hose Irregulars of $2.50 Grade, 95c 720 pairs all-silk or silk with lisie tops, high spliced heels and RRR es * ss * > : . : DIAMOND BRACELET We are showing autiful 18k. white | | THE CLOTHING SENS ATION OF ST. LOUIS! 7 ‘ | onde pg 30 Special ) gold Wrist Watch®, set with genuine , — r WATCH SPECIAL ——— | WONDERFUL VALUES! ASTOUNDING TERMS: . ~f $2 Misses’ Silk Hese Bring us &5—that’x all—and the carment is yours. We Hose. in black. brown and mean abtolutely what we say. Come tomorrow. Don't ‘ white: sizes 6 16 > | GENUINE ‘6 deiny. 5.) ix all you need to own any garment in — 0 Bpectal oud 99 | store—neo matter what price. Pay the balance to suit ; DIAMOND JITNEY sour convenience. ) , - $2.50 SILK-STRIPED SHIRTS : : Meft'« k-striped oven madras Shirts, In splendid TERMS : Extra salespeople to wait on you Open Saturday AS ache me tig ig Bente Bm 7 reinforced feet; black, tilids P.M. OY vited % - 14 to 17. Special tte and bebe. RINGS , Y : At time of purchase you | 4 5 ies ees G 25c SOCKS $2, 35 SHIATS Fr ———— Se Beautiful blue-white, per- | 3 , : een : tect-cut Diamonds, mounted : . ; ... >* ee . of a larger Diamond. , is ; : “i ings. sizes 6% to 98c ghtly stock Cc the First week =n. Men! Come in and get acquainted with 9 x ow 7%. Special ..... worn; special .. . e Money by Buying | one of the fineat oS : - ™iamonds at the Jitney ) ; ready - to - wear of SSR a. S 20c Second Week Vi VMen'« Depart- ry ’ ; ' : | ments in St. Louis! nts : ‘$50 $60 $75 ~ Featuring the F L233 »} ' . - f , RINGS RINGS RINGS 3OC m4 wees | } tng en: Romy —— Aoe | sah \ Ei > . Y , HO . ' J ” ~~ SE a a ied : KY weston. o SHMITIITTL LLM hhddhddhishidisiiiiLitin 400 ib. Valtte 2 Pound Box Jazz Sults mt | | , ie : $40 4s 60 50 P| 4OC routs woes gy ; xtores, £5.00 Down 50c Fifth week | is all you need.. ;' WI Le ; 4 i : . a a DOWN DOWN DOWN , and 50c each week thercafter 7 . until paid for - centers, covere a heavy coating of geweet chocolate. ~ P| ‘ Delicious ca Ss BRewement Economy Store SOTTO WW MAD hhh hhh bdidiidisisiitiidtddd. ie Cakes 750 Value B 50c Lady Baltimore Cakes, three large white layers § filled with nuts and fruits; 350 only. Basement Economy Store Ahh hhh hh isdididtstdtdddddddd The senson'’« newest in patterns and Indestructible Richelieu | mm | | fancy) mixtures 50 cheehs and he pop- ular sepauiiie, Pas PEARLS . , : only $5 dowr ana | the balance to wit priced at the beautiful ‘Vanity Fair’’. Pearls. Every yourself. Speelalls pert tion. On Gradwohl’s deferred payment i carries Gradwohl’s guarantee as to % up from.. 5 La % CAPES-WRAPS 7 2 Great Northern Special | § TS 4 a iP adorsed by o— Illinois Watch | Hundreds of ae to choose from—in SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspifin th We offer choice of 200 of the famous tnilix, polaire, ep ’ e Railroads : oo 17-jewel, adjusted fllinois movement, § - | {twilleord and others, 97G.al hp fitted in a 20-year guaranteed hand- — ee | the mew Spring colors, $5.0) 1500 yards of good ote have a fine line of highest | ; * engraved cane. ; rae Dewn is all sem pay . P ney M Watch | be 7 on pa¢kage or on tablets you are not | en's a es, in- OTHERS Ut To B which contains proper directions. . getting the genuine Bayer produet Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost rade Marquisette, with plain or figured ] ; e as :? ; .y ; wet mi) ica aad’ deer [ . > 50 2 Heli East si 7 3 See ot mnie, ae prescribed by physicians over twenty-|few cents. Druggists also sell bottles” isha of Known quality. "We | Hello—East St. | LADIES’ FINE SUITS | ice een el eee eee 0 own quality. e . spring shades. for ‘colds, headaebe, toothache, ear-| mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono: —— figured \ them on deferred payments ' 7 sehe, neuralgia, lombago, _rheuma-|pcetiencidester of Salieviieneid. edges. | } 5c ; 2 Louisans You'll do well by coming te Kira’s YNendertn as they can be bought . | ’ f Down es Our New Store of t21- assortment at this special tow § 15 g - ADVERTISEMENT in the U. &. for cash. . . } a ee So price. Kasy terms. Just ADVERTISEMEN — Qu Teled $I WLLL LLL ioe an . kZ vd i = ‘ ~ie. , iz7With each W ateh _pur- Opens Tomorrow. Come % = chased we give FREE a pe ; gold-filled Ginin and knife. 5 + =m ane get & sent ene hhh hDishish5sddédiisisddhhisdhihdhhiihhhthitittt “#2 ¢ 2 * » Unless vou see the name ‘‘Bayer’’|tism, neuritis, and for pain in gen-. eral. Accept only ‘‘Bayer’’ package” Adhd hhh Mhhhsshhiiisshhhihhhhhiitj think. £5.00 Dewn is all sou ‘xD Mbddddiddiiiiddddddda irce. Same price~ anu nap! | ‘ ti n" eur st. B : | rd Lest fore ; : | wie ion: waa Freckles and Eruptions ‘My stomach end liver trouble made ®~ , pe For Lleuls stor | ; 2 . . * 3 S h | _ GABARDINES The esvccen asppesrTance PeCn i | reguiar grouch of me. i was sore at. a ; © chools & Remember & WHIPCORDS slight eruptions or fine 11 t thie! Gusereied every. dar since tbe wedding | 4 jd ee * - com te ettributed by erientiota te the! fe «) : a ; | E : . Colleges 4 ' Our E> _ ideal Sean ~ c ‘ad ’ hm ts ———— 7 -—o ; a —- he dca ee : c ~ ; Ss wie ; durin spring neve eo San 4 om ow . , tp Let us make = Location— | ! affected by this influence. if ome wilt | wee a . > = 2 > . are r : ; = ag ae * v the ; you a design 121-123 | eRe en care. ape & ee bee | _ ye I nom | 4 ™m : S ae 3 and q uo te c 55 ili f. retiring. like cold cream the trourte | 4 = NS /, Po rar a O) cond —Bepe —_- re i ; 2 el 5 Se | VEU CEE Cx). Rings, Pins and : Av. | wiles come wih athe | ticity oi! someck, trees oc ‘ 4 ‘ , e. a bt, ol “ " — . eer ahh + 1 “ ~ * 4 ae ; * sea ie ms T 2idier : _ : ’ + Le a . . {ware ' ia. wis ; , > «= ; » a ' . 3 “ a . ok Why Spring Brings we Wedding Day thi ihtior mer: variety Medais. HKasement a | , : i , , eT 621 LOCUST ST. °°". 335."735 ee fn eosene eose >'5 Locust St. = ond

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FRIDAY, mbined. APRIL 6, 4 ee ae Te — Se ee ~ --- 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation ns pproximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Démocrat and ‘the Times Co en JOHN CROWE NOT ARRESTED : AFTER PAYROLL ROBBERY “ Me enpinientindmenmeneilll —— _— : . A , _ “4 AS Q 47. . sane econ set endo you y+ &- Er ESE SE Connection With Re- ‘ | a>" Pie : ie a port ¥ 5. , An Ly MT oe , . - : , > . As +e2, ~ * %. % ry : . 66 99 In a report of arrests made at «he National Pet Shop. 2335 Olive stree: last Saturda. following the re : : . holdup at the St. Louis Poster Adver- e , tising Co., 2920 Olive street, th in * momin . > e** “ o +, a r a . — PK yD o 4, 2. 2! a * *o name of John Crowe. an empio the pet shop was inadvertently tioned in the Post-Dispatch His brother, William Crowe, and . : ari 'n the Do the golden morning hours find you Robert Sumner were arrested place, but John was away at the wide-awake and fit, or do they find you time. according ft: Halfin . t= . , a ae ae sleepy and tired? prietor. Will oe wate release. Coffee is a common cause of sleepless MEDICAL BODY TO MEET HERE nights, which bring drowsy days with gt ge their usual train of neglected oppor- St. Louisan Elected’ President of “3 Congress on Internal Medicinc. tunities. Py the Associated Press . PHILADELPHIA, April 6.—In ap- Why not get a new, firm grip on a — Sevance made by yourself, by leaving off coffee for awhile Or CEREAE ee ee me and drinking Postum, a wholesome, de- ati"). 3 ae _— OP Ae Rete OP Ome ee ee . —_ . + o a es 'J¢ ) . Pd 7 Se ee &- $ e 4 + _ 6 > a *. 4; ’ YY i) ‘ee TM ee “ net ” 5 aim - . eee wee eM eee ee a a Vif ‘ e Sats Fe i » 4 oe. Sie ce Sig ti Re a a a ee ee ee - " fr Brag * Mabegt rae 24 - 4 * + 4 al al ~~ fe / /} 7, sit, sabe fs . pares + fll Gt ghia Pee Sa he gcli AE WAM sg Rtgs os mn “ chiens ann . 7. ese, cal ecience, the Ame: ican Congress . i ee. oe on Internal Medicine yesterday en- licious, mealtime beverage, with a fine, . dowed each of the five medical col- full-bodied flavor you will like Jeges of Philadelphia with free schol- - = . ‘ . « . *.*. +-- - = ) arships. They are to be awarded to .™ . - > 3--—— : As ° en ' : ¢ tayore connected with the college You can enjoy Postum any time, day | aN wh Does the Work of a Dollar who, during the coming year, shall or night, without interference with ee ee * : bane c, C, ive the greatest aid to medical sci- . . aie 4 , 2 : eee. The institutior 5 ore the Uni- netves or digestion. I Re nee jv Tomorrow will bring the greatest opportunity the thrifty people of versity of Pennsyivania Women's | “wie ele St. Louis have ever witnessed to secure a ma ear good as = 4 SJ Availia, ee ia 'e , : ie Watch— n on 10c Medica! Coliege, Jefferson, Hahne- Your grocer sells Postumintwoforms: Instant . bay ganediln — be ange Hagens eet Tn oe kta seureniaall mann and Temple University. HEALTH Postum (in tins) prepared instantly in the cup down. This Movie (tub Is ian meni Dr. Ellsworth Smith, St. Louis, wa: OS Uu mM FOR by the addition of boiling water. Postum beheld. Special prices—special en HY amg elected president of the congress; Dr Cereal (in packages) for those who prefer to | : | for you to become the proud possessor of @ ii = a : Watch. Don’t miss this opportunity. Come join tomorfow, C.G. J. Beardsley, Philadelphia, and sat 9 R ed make the drink while the meal’is being pre- din Dr. William McCarty, Rochester. here § @ Eason pared; made by boiling fully 20 minutea, SS see ~y ee Minn., vice presidents; Dr. Frank " down. You secure your purchasc::) Smithies, Chicago, secretary-general, and Dr. Clement R. Jones, Pittsburg. Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creek, Michigan treasurer. St. Lowis was chosen for the place of meeting next year. 69c to 98c Gloves Mens’ $1 Ties * ‘/ Wh 7 » « . ye iM —_— a ay” + ai x POOR MORI. IA OB REE OR ape oer . % : . * « *# oe @ S$ eS @ - e ¢ 7 63 3, & @.* ~ ° e,.* e,° 7 *.“."s * ¢*,.* ~ e eo" *."@, ve, o,"2° Pa ee of °” °. o,°o.%. e,** ‘ere? i hr *-* * 7. = * ° : ‘* . : | Dependable R . Home o eT CE SRR dig 20 Et At Dew > ’ 4s . > - ee eees# ¢ * « , @ * @¢ a's . G8 ¢ % . = Furnishers All-stik 2-clasp Gloves, made of good ’ THOD man’ om - 7 1000 men’s samp! a Guality silk, some have | 4 yf ‘ | ) Oe “ ee | em>roldered backs: & 3 Neckttes in thea new . 1’ : e ? os * . “ ) f, Ss - @ .-* . . >, = black and white and a é sis oon a aR : some colors: sites 6 6% * . . ——- SOAs ane | 6 aa | a 4 | NST styles; while the lot a ee We Mean What We Say: and 7. Your - . & ——— lasts, special ach, ‘- OD vee . 16-Button Silk Gloves Aa | te F: Neos Aeets. A Dime Down Secures an - _ oe & A DS Attractive Diamond 16 = button oo £g bow - length all - silk = ee ity ik, "nicely BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. 4. 2 | reileg ote Bivue-white sparkling DPiamonds—beautifully ae Guassty Gk. nicely ° * : . . ° mounted in white gold, green gold and plain © / ea *'s ‘*.*e.& basket designs ——— € Giv fnished with 2 clasps at = : wt AMPS ‘ = gold mountings in the newest wrist, 1p several popuiar Eg AND REDEEM EAGLE $T e — : a . , : for women—and peat eettings for men— san : be had by paying only 10c down. And we ure coiors; all sizes ) offering a special value during thi« drive for . , “ft 5000 new accounts that i« abselutely unmetch- ; ed. A fine, large-size blue-white Diamoni— Our Regular $45 Vzlue Specially Priced at .. .--* _ - — eo @ . a * -_-?* - -- — = * - - _ - a > ‘ Oa ae ~ "2 "e,°%. &, © » . °. ae +e hPa A oak Phd he . — a. . ‘ . x ad ° A *e,"* > ; . . “ ° mie ome - £ eee aie Sale of Saturday — Bar gain Day Boys’ pens Suits : id te }Here’s good news. | *High or Low Shoes, Regular $13.50 Value 02a g ap eS values to $6.00; special £ 9 Saturday, $2.95. Tans, patents and plain leath- ers; Engiish Brogue or wide toe styles; all welt se@n. with rubber heels. Sizes 6ito il, speciai, es ‘ Q5 £3 ime a Subject to > —_— Slight Im- , perfections. ’s Low Sh Women’s Low Shoes Bin sree See *- Special for Saturday. Here are $4, $5 and $6 Juvenile Suits a . = $S Waldemar| rf.) in = saa taf cre ba po by a valucs, In two big grou at $1.95 and $2.95. fter-Easter epecials in {urenile . . . ically reduced price makes thie eppertu- ae w is = * re e @r nae -~ ts. ~~ oy : , 2 : . Chain Free nity Guuhiy attractive “ Satin strap and Colonial styles galore at $2.95; also With Every Come—Jein this Movie $ 50 Club temerrow: Ld ‘ X > .ent Be e . vs - - , i> 28 e 4 " 4 tents, tans, chocolate and two-tone combinations. or “miday. wr ew models just ; ives “in time - Ww pa . sa y one cc aliv - | 49 for a | irited ce ling P ‘ re ni , atch! ! Special, Choice of Oxfords and fancy strap styles. Low, rseaniggg yo rerular $° Girls’ Capes White Dresses cegular $6.98 valuee r I Cuban and high heels let. Sizes : J — Note ’ 4 Spring Caps For etiris, all ages. at 7 ‘ ; . i ends — ‘ = , - as low Women's — “ 2 ‘ : rs ena » } . s . - - — . => 4 ' .,'s ue in Sli 4, A , ) a a “7 a S- j 5 ‘> i 7 - oar an? e = . . ms va aves t 2 ‘ &r . ¢ ’ 4 " 7 : J ‘ = Ss," = ¢ tion Sat- , urday at/ a = 95. ; What Hits You Can KS - rT? : . $ aps nds, also others where all sizes Sorry That I'm Leaving’ can be had Choice of patents, ‘Zee 3 tans and plain leathers Oxfords and strap sivyies Siges 8 1! > Thes Rolls are bhrand-rew — eT + , > = 9-086 6 *e¢eee ee ee | 46462'°9 @ % .** > Y ** *,"@ Pr Py ~ ORR hs eal baling *°. «,’ ** s _ e*7et ee be "4 ’ * Vouuuwnreev wo 6 , . * a I > . ee? , CM% CHaer Good Watch—Pay Only 10c Men—Why deprive rourself of the con- ’ hey VINE ELOIN in coon tun 12 “~~ get a 2 Z ° -face. -sehe Extra Special! case—neatiy engraved or piain back. by > ~- : 7 Fale oot naetitienahiitieaitieeieette ee oe - ~ eee eis ~ > s 7 a na mode to mat sos yea ;es? °% ‘ * ~ Oo > o .*™» ot CO ee . oe _™ a , a > a > al — 5, 0. + %e "as eo, 06s ® ee’ *e@°e o". oe @: 6 ss At $279.50 we are showing tm this sale «a splendid Wrist Watch that will give you service. In addition to getting this very favorable price we will allow you to take ome of these solid white gold Wrist Watches. simply by paying 10¢ down and the balance according to the « shown below. Why should yeu put off having sa Wrist Watch any longer when you 1" get such a big bargain at sueh farorable terms * Po eed) ee KC “9%, f ; 7 4 Petticoats and many others. . ‘ ~~ + Wis thee’ ste > » > *-e -_™*e &®- #@ee eG +e? a hy a oe ‘ ’ nor r? - ft o — — aay . * 4 ‘ eat t* * : $1.00 values ‘ oo we e- —. oe ° at a > e+? e¢ § -? a a ee > et a ee ee! , > end -* f >) o” eve ’ Y The Greatest Offer Ever M 10c Will Place an Attractive ° af * 4, ad *“s » > o? a | . fo ** es > * » e*e" ~ | > * * * *. * Hair Switches m4 Men’s $1.59 a= Sota + Am! $3.98 & [§ Extremely Low Priced, Saturday SHIRTS% @ & » Chest of Silverware = . $2.98 New and Stylish Trimmed Hats ie eee eee st Hair Switches of fine a / so’ . A ! x . 3 ye Tp | ele: . Ray 5 resented im our stock. Words fail to desceibe the are made three strands “%$ ~ de Fe -. - . ; Me: : exquisite, beaut) of our stvlest! And every chest of eae te te wed ‘ le set {Ao con ah ei ae? oy A : Silver has been greatly underpriced doring this sale! we : — & ? y SS , | . Just think!!! Day emily 10c down and you get one temether er separately \ at _—. - ~ vee ‘ y : = : ; : | of these fine chests. Inciaded in this sale are such a geod asSortment of Oo = 4 ~ : ~ » ; » “ - “ ™ * . Ps ~ 7 . 4 ~ . « oe . ‘ shades. - . ' - : , 2 = + % % LIKE well-kncwu brands as “!IS47 Rogers, Cummunity . i. 7 P re ' 7 a | —VWim. H. Rogers, from Bertha Laces 2a 2: : > | — | Se | > ae é - $3.00 Silk Hose 24 Weak Pan. 20: $4 30 mee Pie £ Se Se | ) = : ‘ . Week Pay .. 20c orey = and severa! Wonderful ‘ . - = During This Sale!! pec yard. $1.39 and . Smart Tri ed seortmne at ¥ age ree a . ‘ f 9 3d Week Pay ss 3c Up ew Ribbons batteaide taeels and va: ao i ia = o — 4th Week Pay. . 40c OPEN SATURDAY TILL 7 P. M. Splendi4d quality wide ail-ettx Frb- = on * SEALY aPh liad lh , . deme, ts motre. sati taffeta, etc, combinations, beautifull immec . . ‘eve, 5th Week Sa 59c ’ 2 SSS eee : $2.50 Silk Hose J BSS || Gin Week Pay.. 75¢ ivi Ns oe #. * ee ee er ee eed &. — +, is. hed oo hair bews. fancy werk. saah bd ray imme Pr COiIOrTs, aA. . 7 “~ : ite, in shh - . te ; ’ . ch te hats. whit a mbbons, ostrich ana ornaments. (ra t . } . a - —() ne * Tth ~ en gg ) RE eek Pay. $1.00 | sT.: y: $l. Ro : a ge sand, purple and black in large , sea, : Bags and medium pokes, mushroon ) Stvies for mi : a ; te By : | | “ne Then pay $1.00 a week A splendid let of Bags and Canteens a Cer eel . until paid for. a iitie een cute: o> Misses’ 50c Hose JF BETWEEN BROADWAY AND SIXTH ST ate aicely tined and fitted with totte: ; “a Mttings: inciaded are Bags (29 Pouch s ats - “ at : rer fs ace * a 4 .- ra Pandera and « nom ber ‘ ' of noveil'es and ‘arg, wir’ r'Sboane aan patent Ml . Hats ; > Rell » “ea ’ at . . reomy shapes bite & . PON : “— , 5 “. oot Ars ——_ : . : ° . . ‘. = . =» * « « * * : : " oo e C , ? SOON *. = .* 7 : ; KAS eo. - ~ , “ J . ia °*~ «Be ao and coelters. Soecia 2 RS ARI age RN RON. Sle Ala ah: Seah lb

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APRIL 6. 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily se a alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approxinately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY. i ee APRIL 6, 1923. > = ee —————— == —— : : — _ ee | “HARNESSING OF LATENT ENERGY’ mel _ Tuesday night to Mises! weddin trip Th ey tried to keep stenograp ter ] OM OR R OW ON. : y f=) PROVES TO BE APRIL FOOL HOAX soe sesteon are vx 28 = om Rurope of hn parents. S PAY NOTHING DOWN ” 7 Credulous European Militants Vic- ' ation, and you willl be convinced it ts } } ] hr) ] = « } ie | a ' tne Ww s) ? vo hi ve beet looking for cla - th . R ssi; 7 an bee! ol du tj GREEN TE #379 : t} eT} | { ) astounding GUARANTEE 2 Z ale; m™ of McDougall =] oar} : of Prot. Figu ess Mn is reflected in every cup. MISSMAN 3p B 3 es iS $ ? ee = e eve . JS .* 2, ee o > Yt) ae ae : > . iat” sail me, oe ae ho . : a. + ges A d aR eee oA > *, e,*,* * ad *, av. o—- . i ES Lo T ae our ita wows bos J = complete line * ’ Nir ie oa IPM I ci fo 4 Re AO ts eee ee ee 7 AA - %, © PRY, o.%,*,* Ss This scientist had discovered a meth- | The most delicious GREEN TEA in the world- Cabinets od of “oh arnessing the latent meth 907-09 PINE ST. of thh atiaeapneed” ane ie Game JUST TRY IT Gas Heater Attached cniaamt ba Ponce ments “had h ir articles of any OLIVE: S158. CENTRAL 708. weight almost unlimited distarces | into the sea and across the piains Ru issja.”’ “The discovery is certain to sur- See all the unusual aSS in results the discovery steam and electricity.” said the pa C rs | oO K E R ~ Child ? C pes er, adding that th e method was t Il ren Ss a te used fo: ne ice’”’ only. ' 1 The executive e editor of the paper, $ 85 White Dresses oe fs lee. a pe Hiab features of this Cab- fa Dollar ota, cnt A ee a a 4 oe To Your Qi) ne T : . you po and we bat a9 aA will deliver it to your home for only Kt PLS PR . . von Gottberg, told the eorre- oe | ndent that the article wes print- | Silk Sy 85 ad as an April fool joke. The editor : J e ap nted out — —_ ine pare gy > u i ate ‘ PY y | Dresses ’ al | sis imaginary, an¢ urther to 5 . ‘ ’ sd des ared that it 18s custemary for . ; , 0 Gerba paged 40 pee Squirrels Opossums e nee a “sensational story in a Beorns Large, Fluffy, Wonderful Values O9 WASHINGT 6 to 16. eon every April, Foor se ON AVE. DIVORCED HUSBAND OF ST. LOUIS Do Soin S nits, Coats. we Dresses Weds Stenographer in Ceremony at New Albany, Ind. thrifty people of , . 2 ae Diamond—a good oe, fe a oe H paying only 10c Bose Ff ome. offer you've ever hing made easy fine Diamond or me corres: Bee] Ti Balance. ® oe “ DOWN Sc ae Easy Payments " “Dependable : Cass Avenue Home oa at Twenty- Furnishers Third Street 4 P| LOUISVILLE, Ky., .’ pril 6 il- ge liam S. Culbertson,. member ai Drastic & - Wholesale prominent Louisville family. whose | Price Cutting Cost and . first wife, formerly Miss Effie Bag- | to Move Selling Prices RST Ri gen rotten, hy Birr ren marry ee semen tr cde . naem. ‘ > » . ‘SS. e*, . - s* ?,* ov@tdatises? curity is required—your simple promise to pay gets the goods right away. Came ! ; in tomorrow, pick out any garment you OAK yt 4 want and have it for wear Sunday. oa ‘ , ** ‘fixe DRESSES 7 oe Bi Vetoes chat | | The Styles— Materials— oe te every B 50 { : ca a / Ne 7A | ! Front and Side Drapes Canton Crepe & Taffeta $ 75 | i maagt b5, ff yey ve re Flying Panels Pleating Paisley Silk selection at JAZZ SUITS Rfas, a Z, eo? :? s, Mw) 24 Years sd A he) eae Rees! ea, COANE 1 |) 167 CLOTH CAPES of | Rea fj] \FUR CHOKERS GABARDINES a hee (ie 192 SPRING DRESSES Honest ae oe : ‘4 ’ wie coutitn Furs A +e aelection ad \ rt ' . | oi i : 1 | oe Ei $5 a from. : $27.50 ' ® (Pati Lyi i Garments That $ aT Tf Bs rT | aan er abe A RUE | at UMA Originally Sold Saturday Ss 8 SAB Ri Pidy Pe 2? aés% Way Just 2 Doors iy South of Nugents 410 N. : endan. South of Nugents

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FRIDAY. 20 ST LOUIS na POST- DISPATCH The ity Circulation of the 1); ily POST-DISPATCH alon e AP pte b aquals that of the 1: ally Globe -Democrat and the Times Combined. : = Sentence 2 if ae VRE. WABASH EXPENDS $3,000,000 28S... coscuss ccccngusamay o.,, Boraton of whieh Remus ana archi — ee ~ “Thy Dou? ‘wi + idee tne pe Ro. sevelt are the chief 1 st qeocknotder® WE CUT THE PRICE ON GOOD SH .) A) g ee «See 297° FOR 50 NEW “ees ne of the three operated by a cor. were meme rats Of COL Reeser 72 = vi , i ee —— a Wa Gown TESTIFIES am COT VMIAZ O L A OIL) === fF | After-Faster, Sale of art am as - Bag Bargains —" : Bee a, Yor dinar tie Black Satin Strand sg = ual Bring the Coupon Bere nent a After Eas Sale g SSand 8 Tela Published Elsewhere & © cms se ss 48 Silk & Leather | SS ae Values if gt the tral of er 825.000 dart in This Paper to Any of ys completed inthe 97.004500 order fl _— z | SS ar C~ a0 ee ee Recta: oe | me | Regularly Priced jos Se sae Ae ere ota Up to $5.00 ) % r 3 | acores= B= e ¥ —_ rom a2 street > ‘ q >» ‘ ~ ; i i : : ‘ ‘ ~ ee , “ ’ e ‘{ , , 4 oY @e ; . ~¢ : . = . ~ vs i . d J d . 4 4 . . ’ : . + : Z EF nn “a P 4 ; ’ ‘ . 7 any = : nt i j a ' : ™ Aw _— . rs F. a - : te ace = SUPPORT CHILDREN NOT HELD || {x | Ae D gxs-3.5 1 rennet to take on passes |; CAN ie ie : move ont ine SIR er Money That Way; Mas! | ait NEN Val Up t 10.00 S Shi Te , testified the conductor 1 SP, f + : wtted ane: ‘1 hi ~~: NNS : pina ten — trap —* . | or Ker to get o ‘ 500 tnis wanted } “ ; . ; SOC Dal irs 43 yo ro LS re 3 re 33% | ‘¥ , c ) Ee: A ee $ 98 Spri ng sty! cc im this great 4 oar nd caused he OR C Oo U O Ni AN 5H : > sacs § . : | fh (A . , / sale. All sizes 8°: ¢ | Z ft She said he had a: dmitte a _ . | ‘ ¢ ‘ a »' = ; . . f is ot he = , tetas mt / ‘ * m $ f ‘ts ora ;eT }? ae —s ~& 4 . ; — Values Up to $15.00 _ : es $4.50 Values. $ TOR CHARGED WITH FATAL . YOU SAVE 25 CENTS eS so iA bie me UR a - OPERATION ON WOMAN OX BOND ? , , ae ; 4 } | mings. ©ov ring Oxfords $ 98 . eS | ? New SP — Pr.. de (iroat Surrenders at Soulard en § Se station. After Being sought ROOSEVELT PORTRAITS SAVED | | ’ 4 : § OLD SHOEMART — de Great of 2082 "ho wee armed March 14 in Vain. LOCATION : ea A | CUT PRICE fh ores WE GROW BECAUSE THE HOUSE- BD ee ree porate of herehaseara fl THIS BIG SALE ONLY AT The 507, SHOE STORE ~ = peared at the Soulard Peli WIFE LIKES OUR STORE Be ee 1708 WASHINGTON AVE, | ere ~ Ene —— ae ~ le “. 7 , tc “d . nhiy St. Louis evening una fin’ Tyr de Groat since thei Pde cee — - =? ei rress hews service. le Cc era verdict Was rettirned Refs e her feath Mire Tr om peor made » #«tatemenf te detectives in Th Le POST DISP Ai 17 :2 the s+ . — : - _ prem eee - i ne oniv is evening shand ) eS. which she charged that Dr. de (:roat per ed the operation on March LJ a VISIT THE NEW STORE | I os ers | ‘| | _ ESTIMATE ON HIS SERVICES; See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 4 and 5 &veryhody OPEN | Geardian Ss B AER K. FI 7] ! i | a Fant Mis Per sua BE Tate ; fl X { | | a What He Axked. a a 9 ~~ cx» Hi aie trial im tee Cirenit Coart | | 7 | 4 ler - , it in which Meary ' : ; , 2 r ' «J ated > T ry GRAND-LEADER : | agli Sg ac be es , wee oA | me I ad! ? ; 7 a f loule wae met the lecal oon emgare> . ’ —_— Judcze NM ak oY A Console j Todel | ee ti yf); i | ¢lothing stores—I have forty of them the most critical taste! Old and young PREY of) EY ‘ BB TE oy a ; 3 + hi iH —was built on mutual confidence. alike are quickly, economically and sat- ORL Ht | 7 : ~ > eanta oe ; ou j hown by 7. _ : o . | ise | | Rea-h My confidence in you is shown b istactorily clothed here! Permit us to = — Win § ~seranteed tubes. tiful cabinet sl ous aaa special # ee oe 38 = son —— | Manager \\ ’ . : Pineh ster : us iti) "| isfi | *s Noi ies” Phonoger apnhs | Et Not Satistied Men’s Suits —_ Ladies’ Dresses D Granby i My national reputation and twentv- : Finest sillee—dieoct Gram tha Mode! S355 MAKE-GOOD— tO give you, al wavs. servative. Best matertals, Cantoa ? =. ete. , A SQUARE DEAL. If you can buy All latest shades, beautiful Special Cabinet, $65 attractive prices. nsole, uprigh nd porta! 1 formanc wil] you appre : t i | > ~ (8 i | | na AL purse. . design. Fimsked tn brown er : — ' i | | | red mahogany | _— \ | VR. H. C. HUDSON ‘ | § Claw Hammers BY wey -—a . | 4 | ’ 4 , a , \ | | : | WILL REFUND YOUR MONEY. - »' 4 a , j GARD SPADE ake A dv2 ntage oft " ae ts | ii | He has strict orders from me. to do d , b / j ) 7 ‘ Stes EX oa : . — H so—and being a verv accommodating Qi remem CT : ' . a Se Convenient Payment Terms ‘ ; if {PY} and congenial person, he'll gladly do | vi. i | SPADING FORK 6 a , | i | anything he can for you, so that you \. » i t ‘ prema. $1.48 valeur might be pleased and satisfied. in WE TRUST YOU | ; : j im every way. In fact, he was placed oa 7 | 4 3 GARDEN RAKES im charge of the FEDERAL, because eo | | eo -tees, See : “4 ; — ot his extraordamary ability to serve oy 3 é = ed § Peutry Netting . and satisfy YOU! . ; San ey 190 tmee! ’ — ae ‘. | _ , . ; 7 A "ee lours—for a Square Deal ly :: 3 ” RNISH CLOTHING STORES ts eri \ 416 N. Seventh St. 7 Opposite Busy Bee Open Saturday Nights Until Nine ) I — LT a rence ane === ——> . — —— : ' Padi csiecale __ petri lege ata. ee yy ene . I Sa 5 NN TA Bay RELATE NERY A LION Se BLOOM TAT ad Pathe Dean of Art Sonora Console Models, $100 A Portable Phonograph $25 Clear as a Bell, $150 Phonographs that wii! repro- A remarkabie Phonograph. at duce with wonderfu! tone and Seautiiul in cesignm. at an ez.- ceptionmal’y attractive price. . . - ar’ — 9 94° ~ => ok ai > > - -_ = ‘ > > 7 ale ae « « J hau! Ww . - ion & sd % Og « - -_ = ee a a ee ee ee ee ee _ Ne TE

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ee WI: Te RTE > “ ‘FRIDAY. PRIL 6. 1983. od ee ae OOD SHOES! ' a arri vee 19 : city i . i TD ilv . | tione Exce in ailv Star and Times CambBined hy Approximately 19.000. _ ST.LOUIS POST- OYSPATCH” A LL anaes ~ - - — ~ = . — - . ~ ae - lhe etrecnanainee } ——-.. eer - P= . ° > ga Aare reer me SO A S eaietied TESTIFIES FROM COT IN ale of Fy $2540 SUIT AGAINST U. R. Pe, ou Fa fs Conductor Closed Door as She tting On, Causing Her Are. a A - a - ne Ye } . . : wwe Dress Aprons N y Any Deauville Scarf ¥ 2 * q : / “ Sa Sees . — ‘ Ds . | : ‘7 Sos . 7 ity | iz rire rly $1.95 te $2 85: for poret ¢ 4 ; : 4 ) “a lermert> 62.85 e« 86.84. OF ser a > - in Oe ty pnt *peti. — . , Zz | j . = .* crepe ta 2 ereeet varter. = +95 R) Ali 8 Washington »~- be “ _* “a a ‘ . ; on | f \ ” 4 rey? ey | : , ar , wa ’ ~ ro ™ 4 - e ‘ ss ‘ 22" ai 6 . ; : an a Kline's First } | 9 5 Bee ee : , ’”~ Here . aE Ne ; “7 = ; ee 4 ; ‘ ° q - er. e. - . -* . ’ H > : 7 - . - ie .* ; 7 : év ‘ > a 4 . , Fe — > . es : . . , inst the | ed Raiiw ” Co epg lag apn, OF ne FA, keith hess isscrnietlitintin sinned OS rab a sere Make Your Selection Here Tomorrow From the Largest Stocks This Great Store Has Ever Assembled ef which Was | Unitéd Railway onteracs: A. \ Pe . «ihe attempted to board. the Re. 6 : | Sagi oS a eS a tS ' T° at a point where it had not ¥ » 7 y :) Jae WE FEATURE THREE WONDEREUT, GROUPS to _ on } . : | | : } ace tT + = ; i? : P : ' - , : : pas waitin= ‘T anothe: C: " ° ; Ps ds 4 ‘ “? 2 q “ : . . -s =. ¢ -? | . ‘* , re eit i the ;? s rn ict , a 2 ’ , - r , P. To +} iy eagomaes eae eis } as LE ‘ a for pen ia) i: ' : I qd ra - n . ‘ iis 5 . oe ’ / * ; ' 1 { ‘ —s . as, ; y ; ; ‘ at Pp a of complying ‘i | — , gin th ! f. 3 SSA s Thy : ry Puke door and caused her to ) ee oa : ~\, : ' | : ‘ : - a sai d ne AQdmittesc i ; ee \ = ; \ ; ; ' 1 Jt : . ; Fest othe: } ag BEL f == ° 4 | » 7 j ' ¥ et. > ™ i . | 2 ' e : oe Won . & ny) w nH dls 98 . . : 7 r ) | | : ) ; ; } . } . , } Jeather 5 de Groat Surrenders at Sonlard J: OT Saturday. \| e / resenl ({ j | arki Ce QGuUuaiitie ciiing at these prices Ritr igi ne trom the uving activity 2 : | a mm oul oat Department, every’ woman in St, Louis intends to have a new Wr ay) ree aumnd “PRE ern. Stat Sh. «A coe Ree ee ete ey ons ST RE ei & ond Values be Station. After Being Soucht ‘ ; ; te ; : in Vain. \ ewwly Arrived (7] OlUp QO] ve | : 5 ee for Spring. All who come here, too, never look-any farther:4hew realize that / lec de Groat of 2012 } be Pr. Charles B y Soles i th scieeTions Arnel valties would. indeed. he hard te. duplicate elae ere Everv need bas been anticipated, from wide, flaring Capes and huge Wraps té br m Ninth street. whe was named LD * . ". ’ ‘ ’ ? dy ’ ) > : . he lian Patlerns. Wide Selecttor i | In the Wanted Colors of Sand, Orchid, rie Th eal Sima Pein a Rows to Court's Roereeee | ; : ‘) Otfered al DP lie N¢ lu () rites Feat His Pay Should Bée Twiteé CLocod. Gray, [ ur ple and Black * ae What He Axked. a] : : ; : Doering a trial in tae Cirenit Court | ee = ; \ eolortul Blouss pla San important part | the Spring castume, espe alls when wern wit at Bersevvilie Mt, in which. Fhenry | This is.a very exceptional] showing of the last Cry A SUIT Ope ‘ BMyrabend and other relatives | millinery fashions, these Hats all being of late French atid wane Calbitan Miete aw Cones? ft, hinhblioquse and overbil vet ¢ to prove ‘that Iva Orf-Fever- | . te ’ ; ¥ PN Ae ' : t. ' | dof St. Louis was net the legal | and -demestie models They re superb! For street, ow of George LL. Feverahend, and | dress and eounirys wear. thie \ re alysolutel fascinatinyg r ‘ = ee Sa eo _ - ne. made Pchild she represent ed as George {,; . ‘ . y + t] Sh -s ) ‘ | foat) , ; . fry ] ' rniAnKeTS yf bert | 9 an ‘Feverabend Js not we child. | rOoOrgveous Trimmings () riowers, J pDOnB and eatin ~ : . ’ ‘ . emg B8 | ( . dodge Smith apointéd Attorney Mar-} pokes, mushroom, drooping and off-the-Tace elects. : pense Mee Bane ’ nie “— dates > me Doten guarGian ad litem for Many Hats shown for first time. : Kline’s—-First Floor, B® Georer Jr. | : ij After the court’s decisi: fth asked Dolan to name his fe oil said he would rather have the Pp ; - cs ; rt fix it Judge Smith then aske, | 0 Ch Id S t ; ) Pe a .. fs ’ q EE weds seuty thocgne sls nh Vur Uniiadrens section A Purchase, Rushed by express From New York he were worth Dolat said : Wel, ize, ure my fervices Jevket : “ae Q) — a ‘ : An exceptional! } of Tila Liat e a “ ' Beth 2: tenat $100." Smith replied a a : | ~ A Very Special Group " gf. think your serviges were small. medium se = i}? shins ir S a eS Oa S ; | me — ems 4 pote howed to} with ribbon streamer: offered at eile > mR ; erin Wisqom of the (“ourt : ‘ : ; “TH leave it tye ven Judge.” he said Si 7 a 14 eee Of 1(MM) / 1? vs of 5 | | 1zes ars Tosi Hardware Co.) = is & h. - Special! 10 silk an ; 7 . : Bs ‘ Ra | ' ~—" . " ] 1] Pes oO crepe ct ti if. LOOSFIA NATH ere pee Nbc] OO Let Women s’and intsses sizes, 7 Tomorrow We Display, Many Specials for j me LAY ‘ Choice at : Raturday and Monday N fh’ C “ee Ay ee j Gowns, Bloomers, b, ih ; fague Balls fer" $1 3205 CW ootwear oncelts ! Pry ||. . lg - he mice, wf oe Official 7 e@cue Bali«. $° val. j j ‘ Capes and Coats are uttractivels tylecd) ane , | Bloomers and Vests. ne LS) ue Slugger Bats $1.69 eellenths mac§e (yf 4 f Jarre. vebour ania TWwees | wold Choice at, lls : ie . | ’ : . 7.00 tvalne yi - ; ‘ - ‘ COLOPS, eheeks anc plaids, In all the new sh; 1 gre pPigreso Geet si, sl) san (F;OWNS of Neptunette, daintily trimmed with Al@t me. bierpye pnd Val lnecen flesh and orehia Fyll Lined ‘a : ; ey | | Ay ) ri Dresses ’ i rep lé hay ; fe 7 | ' s are of crepe ae enine, tal Laced Finger / Se Vy | ’ iF 1 eheeks, solid eolors and figured ! est shacles ~ a Patna ticteat ; renee cb toe g oth olay : oan “ee ~ ‘ cs eae 2 es a ; + 7 ~ ye ON cp. ae, - ba oy dee on d ad Oe Cee ey - snd | es Bit) gal th a F a ae | ene” UR ag ots b 5 ae Pe EN Re A aes AT AR <5 e- ci thas a 1 Sh Peyt PT a eS Es) Tae ee Te ee a ¢ of OH ; Pee t . ; ad , vid Baa a? . chy oe tak 5 War seeraee Fes Ee et Ey ee ik Page : 3 : am te | Et i ee. ; SA ~ RSA. ENVELOPE CHEMIBE of crepe de chine and Neptun- ette. tallored or lace trimmed flesh and eolora. yee sodas cacti nigh ts:, jebtk \ HLOOMERS and STEP-IN DRAWERS of erepe de chine Girls’ sper Suits ne ee KAISER BS VESTS of knitted e#ellik, in fleeh and orehic. sizes 10 to 14 years Mot | ]2 05 ' laited skirt and fig! K line's~-Piret Floor eaiat iderfullv specia ka @ oo Kline's Rel crony i ay Dp eat: Pn * 4, . x “ rec! seat: 7 ae a Sis Dress Orfords, Sport Orfords, Straps, Pumps of . u 4 age “Carriers8Q¢ | » Colored Suede and Other Leathers, in Novel, , New Egyptian and Parisian Patterns fan Tubes $1.29 29 St -varanteed tubes. QUSEHOLD SUPPLIES 29 46 wi, 2.50 ators’ Pined Bar 4Qc DO valu a\eiv Additions to Our Sale of Two and Three Piece Spring Suits Which Offer 5 Such Wonder- ful Qualities at Only ..-ees Featuring a Bewildering Variely of the Latest Modes and Wanted Colorings At the Popular Price of H: Thaf even Dike has not escaped the influence o! ammers 49¢ the Far East is revealed by the many new patterns we have received this week. V ery charming thev*are, too, D GARDEN SPADE $9¢ with their novel cut-outs, inlays and combination color Boel Svade. $1.25 value ings. We-invite vou to view thefn, knowing that the combination: of; stvle and quality at the above prices - SPADING FORK 69c 7 it] prove extremely nw sheaiine ro ‘ S-prone. $1.50 salne | BARDEN RAKES §5¢ a ene $9.0 % EXTRA SPECIAL! 159 (tinea! Ha st Sait ||| Shoes Greatly Reduced efi \ -_—. trade. while « re . amrunt laat«. See val. gallon Lines which have become $ ° ‘ . , a ) This ’ fear “11)¢ ¢ have rome mtn their Aw Aga ; i don't compere three for" Paris derrees tha‘ the nerfert efrant re pierior tind broken in sizes during the t Seats $1.15 se]! ing before Easter, assem- eee bow! bled in one great group and These are Drease« choten earefn lly for their intiesiatipane atvle, Mvery one would bring joy to the moat ardent seeker of new fashions, as each features some late approved s ‘They ‘re eb uihy delightfully fashionable, Hoshauaera © repe, yy plan, Bokhara, Pausieg and ¥ prints; Canton sata, erepe Koma and poms = fabrives styled in stunning models for any info al ved a . SIZES FOR WOMEN AND M must be a Suit In this group two-piece } 4 i for favor with gorgeous three piece ata] Suits, the former Strict], tailored*or with bio or sbort bux Coats, the latter flaunting beautil erepe bodices and jackets that tie ad side. Poiret twill, tricotine, velour checks and tweeds fas! them. AM 81768, | offered at substantial reduc- rs’ Supplies tions. Not every size in each _ and Repairs style, but all sizes in the en- tire lot. GREAT SAVINGS iz Growing Store in Town ‘Hardware Co. h and Morgan Sts. Bie Stere on the Corner. '

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a: St LOUIS, POST-DISPATCH . The City Circulation of the Dally POST: UISPATCH alone Bisa cette tely Equals that of the Dait "y Stoke -~Democrat and the Times: Combined. .* 1988 3 fi MESS ee A re SE Le A ete lta. noe aeneememneenamnats . - a — — — , — Sn ne . rt : Bis > ® -- = Oe = 9: Pave t¢ the rye? orm? 7. ' protested hie {fr nocence alie econ is 2Vin c vot ta le , in the lo a} ~ 1 | l his ! ce. lice ¢ po K, JAPAN AT ones : TOWARD y 5 29 | No Daylight Saving im France. “wie ~ SIDEN na onovan aien | . peen* \ ersation with irlew nd Richaras MP OVEMNOUT Lic 4 uniryv hee York Da vlighi Saving April =9. ' | Rr oes Day gic en SIT POU Te a ; A - ey mare. ’ . ri iié ws ‘ins Piet i i dbroughe 4 read’ acer ton cry ae a i + i 4 esex he ; * t.T> DAtch. P ARTS Apri : , ee There wii! he mn aa ED ly ~ atau ° rr" ‘ ar) ‘ ~ : . . . . : : ae : ' ; , =o Att. . a . erer ' r = *¢ . 7 ry 7 ¢ : -* : : a ioe , S| : 7) % % } 4 i pt i i «fl 73 ; ¢ : é‘ od * informed man on '. val affairs . # either house of Parliament For ; years preceu ling t 1921 he was MAKERS OF FINE Tete READY-TO-WEAR: CLOTHES === SYRACUSE.NEW YORK Ie oa" se wved 0 ting the naval -bud.: bexinbing to smell a 8 8S as ) | This mighty stock—bought b af ou “What we ar e coming to ts another | « He said he would interrogate | Bokh Shook hs bi ck kh So stock of over 3500 garments at such extra te ea F- ‘ ordinary discounts that . ; Youths today to det. | , | + eis ~+F = (hat we are able to offer them in this sale at ee “RAIN AS. , \ Ree ges morrow and inv ‘ rt at savings of fully 40°, Come ta eaty which will make, a er Bea meseeer, there js = eee ——— nvestigate this oportunity to secure very fine Spring Suits at unusually advant ageous prices, Pn revision of naval arma- “ho . ist ro te ty = . . - ‘ = ~ : ae 6 *. * f ‘ # Wh t I would pro pose ‘s a “ mm ' it a4 tad for scrapping the big if the wor) ia does not look similar } ospec r Cri oe tn : — J ee ae Drompect |. Sz 3 = THREE BIG LOTS OF SUPERBLY TAILORED . -_ ame Acquittal by Confessions. : B . 4 war. The two peutnn are Richard H \ = , : my. ond Edwat cichanis, newcom- | Cc \"4 = 9 + gl : Fy “People insist ignoring the les- ere to the city. who declared afte t Sy Lac —- , ; 3 ag drawn from the recent wae, buts Bee Street {hat they had robbed °9 P r paki aoe ; / ae me must be pointed out that in the Eroger stores witha two tionths i A ’ f ~ ae mparati vely recent history of hu- . o i Cis * o& we manity the wars were between clans, | a1 It happened that in one of these rin, arrested L ne Ie between countries, then nations ;t y =. J hk ff id now they are between conti-| redberies, James (juerin. arrested a« Yn Prd ~ : . os 2 Per Fear, t » . ® general suspect. had beer ic: i ae ,ot 4 . aa / 4 ‘a fied by the store man iger aS one aft » = — ; ’ v; , ‘ . sag ots. the ; it him up in the , : t. Lo 6 4 } i 2 Vin pee, ee And each day I am informed of m - 21) . gl mere «dreadful arms of warfare, |? men who hel: store at 3961 Park aveny hich will lead not only to the re-/f had complained to the Ciren! tte | Dolan- erTi C . ‘ é , “a Sew that he was being false! y a Ss : | ; , ; | tig akina of the national maps, but _ eharged and Hurley and Richars : a ie, ae it at i» =. extinction of untold millions of /t S@greed that he was-—-they had been § . Ss. nas ¢ VE. -_ Cs : ,. 0 batants and cfiviliars alike. the rotbers. They convinced th: ming wO- C tan-Fervl # : “f ¥ Vii jp * €xplains Personal At'itude. | Circuit Attorney by singling out two . x of ¢t m nutac j ; ify Sf > “Let me explain my personal ry te oreo seen, & hin offic | | | eage PURE 2 “fe /, Meade while in the chamber. n | ao _smere ace the men wi 5et * ut ane Sow ALL STYLES n If 4 a + Fh if March. 1916, I started a campaign | & i. |g aaa ~ shai . WOOL AND (A YA | a ffi, ) the abandonment of capital eo. the men robbed. a a N ‘ ) , : | My argument was that Republican . 4 + J ‘ Ps f : . —— When Gwuerii came to trial. a re- ws ; pe / * ant ance did not wieh to carry war cital of these fac r : FABRICS = ~ Yif- he > a _ : ; 1 therefore *Se acts, to~ether with a SIZES Lf =. ary foreign soil and, : te . , : ‘) r , -_ . / . +. aa d ves particularily streng aliti which ‘ hai ) P : poy r, Rin " would not need big armore - introduced. brought his aceuittal bs ‘ q ; x ee Seles: so I demanded that the cham- tRe jury within four minntes. 1! : : as Z / aes fr discontinue the construction of) Circuit Attorney was satisfied | . fe ~~ 4, Lo five superdreadnoughts .of the wee 20 Feagon to doubt th Est ie a ae > % a mandie type, and this was done. of the verdict even in the iign: e1 , fa = = “Our policy as taid down then was ' . —— same as now. defensive fleet, ' Subsequent events Hewever, when Hurlte ml ERi«nhs / 3 ee ards reappeared im and Young , anding capital ships. Ret that 6f a Kroc. France’s General View Store of Hen: Bruening , * JOUR Wen. niv the finest wool, are ' ci , a . Kossuth avemn Druening 7t ised and the tole re ee ‘aE, P ‘ ; oF SATIN-LINED ~ Defining France's general atti- Oliver, Was in the stor: . . .. asf, A c ~ ide. M. de Kerguezec said Picks Out Wreng Vin. America’ foremo desiener r | , ABARDI Be “France haa recovered her ost Hurley took the atana | ea | 3 | ' j ae MY RAIN a jwovinces of Alsace and Lorraine. so the events of the rebbery o meas SUuls. So yeu can come here now, , JA COAT f : she must keep guard on land. Re said he was £ULMY. substantia! accnrved af nD a ESS a tig » , J ed h her face to the east and with ag they had oceured ® WAS asked | re 2. SS Of Unexscer- a f ; / | a | seas at her back. For commr- % point out Bruening and he dit led qualitv—at a clear «avin: - 40c¢ , in sie F£ v4 a mation with her colonies and for! Richards then toek the stand ana oe NR eee = | Lif Ys // tafe . is defense she does not require} Pelated the events of the proabber ce ee a az LOU Oi, por A ot as ships. It is only nations wich mut © tyies, forni-fitting and conservative ef. e / "y : : Pifensive plans who need capital oh Py oS tee ee BR. Lame ey + errr a= , a De — ae ede oe ae oe Oo Then he was asked to pick er Rruening. He picked . Paper reporter ‘Keefe and Dore Sh alibi alxw, but : ly dis @ridine thie “g et » “Lord Lee, First Lord of the = > > -@AG Richaris. breuash: ee eit ' verd = = , =" ; > : i plente hye ol ; SS — | — = ———_——- = of Bulitvy and 1) a oe rete , six Years each in the penite se : Pe H . , Fix? | ine . IAS , "aaee, | hoohed + at Rix has ts . . ' ‘ = i SELECT YOUR TROUSER ma 7S | I _ x DAY VACATIONS Pemarked at the trials . us Hurley and Wichelds hen SER NEEDS FOR MONTHS TO COME IN THIS SALE OF : ~ ee |SUIT-PATTERN PANTS (== BOYS’ SPRING CLOTHES) ™ " "a 5000 EXTRA TROUSERS FROM A Two-pants | 922.90 ALL-WOOL BOYS’ $7.50 BOYS’ $15 SE bs ctor tras cr eo Vi #*) Quivaient to Cut of 7/5 Me - 9 : JACCARD CLOCKS FT’ —\ SUIT MAKERS STOCK OF $30, $35, $40 SUITS SPRING SUITS 2-PANTS SUITS 2-PANTSSUITS [4 - F in Force. “This policy has been attacked by English.” who intimate we vi 4 Ht submarines to attack enem et aaa: . Re RG et OME 2 RAS et Ng eC ce tee igiae OK, WR aaeear tae eed AB ik Sea tow: By the Jetterson City Corress have given the utmost ' me : = , H é new shades: “Weave Sine sergest org ‘i gl ies ‘8 Objection te allowing the @ ; had r oe am -. ~y of the Police Board ' ‘ ve e« ~y wm eg ‘am and defining violation P a »% ° Fill a misdemeanor ee eS = * and emulsified cream are N “= — “8 milk or cream to which 2B G. es added fat Gils or process tie, Kha ine 3, Hote to the finished proines Men's All-Wool B . # | (are therefore alle * ‘ ; vo lue Serge Pants $3. 45 values. Men’s Extra Heavy Work P —— SS | Be Bo : By, Wher than mit fat eavy Work Pants $1.95 ys. Finest $22.50 Two-Pant Suits. . $14.75, eer ner ened a meds : 4 z: Pe why met ebeer - bys ; - Zo : Sri, >: ~~ Drese © Heege of : fo , Pperebesing that Seiltens Men's Finest Quality $11 Dress Pants. $7.00 CLOTHING: COMPANY _ Boys’ All-Wool, Suit-Pattern Knickers. $2.79 =. etter ie tecoml ie ; 7” St. Louis C ty. ine . ts ) WASHINGTON AV. Boys’ Neat, Full- Lined Knickers. . - y Cy aid ethack of PELL ONT AN ORR: ignites it Ai én impose fines up to $504" =.

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telat. ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | RS Mitorial Page . > residence | Just a Minute * oe “= Society—Drama ER... Sata Se iy it 3 PEK oye jes | . }. a ae 2 —— —— ae marae - - } ; J + ee —— - - — aeininnegiidiadiuae il - aR EN I A TR a A a RRR —_—__-.—__ + - . . U ‘ot HoFlick’s Poa The ORIGINAL PAGES 23—26 Malited Milk , APRI - teen —- ] WEEKS DENOUNCES PACIFIST AGITATORS > AS PUBLIC ENEMIES S: y gq i, -- on as aaemeeae ee . ee ee HH CONFERENCE TO SCRAP) SNTINELY i sce 2 ~ ALL BIG NAVIES PROPOSED U a _" — the aes owertal American Battleship by Gun Fire ' BY A FRENCH SENATOR I) { FOR LEAGUE NAVY Idea of Alliance Based on Armed Force Opposed at Paris by Wilson and Since by Harding. ' Copyright, by Harris & Ewine , a for All Ages oid Imitations— Substitutes Semana a SM SA FRM SS he i > += Sigestave de Kerguezec, President of Naval f ct mittee, Says France Will Suppres:; . Entire Fleet if Others Will. of War 4- + opacity, i ee Sa se raw associated Press. | es) Sh April 6.—The president oe. a, er Naval Committee of om a» Senate, Gustave de Kergue- = in g@ statement to the Associat- a a Prews yesterday, advocated the wf moning of a further naval arma- 'miralty,” has declared submarines are unable to cope with capital ships. The truth is that the sinister attacks | launched against submarines at the| Washington conference were for the | funde oncortwe nation °° }AMERICAN OPINION ‘f! AGAINST PRINCIPLE ss conference which would have “The motto of the partisans on object the actual scrapping capital ships is: ‘The sea is mine; | ine Dig navies of the world. |keep off.” For this motto we sub- | ntee, in the name of the stitute ours: ‘The seas shall be free | | Parliament,” he declared, for ever, for all.’ It is ve! y curious | Suggestion of Scrapping of reacted coteteds Be “sis sate aa ee acne ve: ; mee ee 5 and defining violation of =. “8 a misdemeanor. Filled and emulsified cream are de-' “gan Milk or cream to which bk is | aided fat oils or process but- » vi than milk fat. o-Pant Suits. .$14.75 S “evernor signed a measur x moe wemative lieege of St. Louis attern Knickers . : $2.79 . hain the fourth-claas af = i Ot. Louls County, including | | hl Knickers. ee come . 90c J mer City and others of that Y SE pc fines up to $500 for @ of ordinance. * A ‘indirectly affiliated ‘tion \fiacal year ending June 30 would ex-| 'eeed $550,000,000, proach $600,000,000, was made yes-' COMMITTEE 0 Y, M. H. A. BUILDING FUND Selection of 1900 Jewish men and for the erection of a modern Young Men's Hebrew Association building , here was announced by Dr. Philip °t. Goldstein, director of the campaign, during a meeting at Hotel Statler yesterday. The campaign will open April 30. Headquarters wil! be estab- lished Monday at 3oatmen's Bank Building. Chairmen of committees to be in charge of the drive announced yes- terday follow: Team Committee, I. D. Kline and Milton A. Hellman, joint chairmen; Samuel Rosenfeld; Speakers, C. Steinberg: Plans and Contracts, Aaron Waldheim; FPublicity, Sidney R. Baer: Finance, Sidney I. Roth- schild: Public Relations, Marx: Young YPeople’s Division, Wal- ter Freund: Building Plans, Fred /Z., Salomon: Building Milton A. Herat ‘Vilbert Harris is executive director of the Y. M. H. A. and Mark (, Steinberg is treasurer of the cam- paign. Rabbi » ~<«v Site, Leon Harrison of Temple | lightened world and | the first to agree | |The crux of his tained in the following paragraph: The pres- | ‘general | world’s fleets and replace them with create, while there league of nations. women in St. Louis to raise $500,000 |is Arm a new one and it can command | (ployes or salary changes. 'sons can be made, he said, only by 'was a ;they believed, but the, American del- egation argued that American opin- Campaign Rating, | Mark | Walter S.| ‘Since that time President quivocally disapproved of any ance of nations based on armed force and has insisted that the f the world can better be through the moral force of an opinion. With Democratic and Republican spokes- men of such prominence against the pear e established eyl- ,idea, the suggestion of any interna- |, tional with that not naval conference proposal as a basis does with favor here. When the Washing- ton conference was in session to limit naval armament, it was consid- ered impracticable to discuss scrapping of all navies because the principal nations which had navies’ to scrap would not agree to any such discussion, as all felt committed to the theory of a defensive fleet. no tection of each country. Belief as to Frenchman’s Hope. On its face, the statement of Gus- | ‘iave de Kerguezec is in line with the. clamorings of pacifist opinion which weapons | war, | believes in abolishing all uS a certain insurance against but the distinguished Frenchman not a member of that school is of the Britain, of those Great because namely, and force. is con- international police argument and an “If the allies follow a proposal for disarmament of afJl the an international one, we shall be the first to agree to let the United States furnish to this international fleet 16 ships, England 10, Italy six. Then the world will have teace and not until then—let us is time, a The present one useless because it is peace.” Principle Discussed at Paris. When Woodrow Wilson first broached the idea of a League of Nations at the Paris conference, the | | French insisted that if it would operated with an international army and navy they would favor it. supergovernment in which ion would not sustain any, such pro- posal, as it would inr®lve a con- flict with the Constitution of United States, which vests in use of America’s armed forces. Roth M. Clemenceau and Marshal Mach contended® however, that dur- ing the war the United ; ie emmand of a its navy under a that in principle had vielded its precedent had all ef which, General and Admiral, so French British the United sovereignty been established, however, Israel, speaking at yesterday's meet |... mode that what had been sanc- ing, said that of the 60,000 Jews in St. Louis only 10,000 are directly or with the Re- Temples in the West End. that the remaining 50,000 foreign-born Jews who benefited by the H. A. building. formed He said are largely would be proposed new Y. greatly M. - —— Smoot Estimates Customs Reccipts. By the Associeted Press WASHINGTON, April that customs receipts for the and terday by Senator Smoot of Utah, Republican member Finance Committee of and = nior Senate one ‘of the leaders in drafting the present ‘tariff law. 6.—Predic- possibly ap- the | tioned in an emergency could not be| ‘nken as an index of what Congress) would approve as a permanent pol- toe at 9 the quarrel viewpoint and its Since that time the Wilson of Nations tween League nents in into a Inited States moral obligation of armed force, eontending it does denying any implication. whether even of committed question is with euch al of Senator de Kerguezec, and particular‘y the provisions the Versailles treaty, may be dismisged as improbable, Harding | has in his addresses to Congress une- | alli- | Oi } l budget for the fiscal year was held } Z3oard of Estimate both | |of Aldermen. meet | The; |time was not ripe for an abandon- |ment of all naval armament with | police force in its stead for the pro- | of | hought and is believed to be inter- | ested only in the scrapping of the | big navies, |United States ‘principally the latter's, ithe state of Franco-British relations, ‘and suggests in its place a new ratio France six andj real | | sources. budget are agreed upon only a few he | This | the | the | ‘Congress the sole right to authorize | the States had | leced its armies under the supreme | States and a to | the answer | be- of the oppo- America has resolved itself the | by | to the ultimate use | Republicans and Democrats The lehances of the unambiguous propos- which flatly calls for an international navy | to guarantee the peace of the ing’ 0 to Aldermen. nearing on in the third and final to The tems be included today before the Apportionment, and preparation of the budget by the board for presentation to the Board | Board of Aldermen begins April 17 Estimates from ‘all other sources on budget require- the) ments for the fiscal year total $21,- 710,397 and the Comptroller has esti- | mated the wet revenue will be $16.- 447,500, which is $5,262,897 less than Paring dawn asum within amounts sought. these estimates to the of ithe revenues is a task confronting the board before the budget can be sent’! ‘to the Board of Aldermen. Recommendations on the tax rate)! will be prepared by the board after} the budget is approved in its final form. A change in the system of prepear- ing the budget was recommended today by Jesse D. Burks, Director of the Bureau of Municipal Research, who said citizens were given an op- rortunity to appear before the Board | to | of Estimate and Apportionment recommend inclusion of appropria- tions in the budget, but had no op- portunity to participate in such hearings after the budget was pre- pared. The hearings should be held after the budget is prepared, Burks) said. Would Hear Citizens. He said the average citizen difficulty in obtaining informati«n concerning the items to go into che budget, and for that reason shows little interest in the preparation of it. Burks pointed out ment heads send only one copy of their estimates to the Comptroller and these show no comparisons with that depart- b nae 4 dgeet of the former year. W unarmed. | the bude f r yea ith ‘relation to increases, additional em- Campari- checking up information at several The final details of the deys before it is sent to the Board of Aldermen,. giving citizens slight opportunity for investigation. Recommendations Offered. A letter from the Bureau of Mu- nicipal Research was reud by Burks, containing these recommendations: Department heads be required to submit their annual estimates not later than Feb. 1. These estimates be considered immediately by the Board of Es- timate and Apportionment and the budget tentatively prepared not later than March 1. The budget thus preparcd show the increases or decreases in salaries, and number of employes as compared to the preceding year. The budget agreed on by the Board of Estimate and Apportion- ment to be printed and copies be available for the Board of Alder- men, departn®ent heads and citi- zens during March of each year. That public hearings on the budget be held after the budget is tentatively prepared, instead of be- fore, as at present. , The budget as finally agreed upon by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, following the pub- lic hearings, to be presented to the Board of Aldermen not later than April 1, so that Aldermen may be- come familiar with its provisions before the Board of Aldermen opens the third Tuesday + LO session in Apri. Present Method Criticised. Burks declared City | preliminary to The session of the new | departments and’ | Oakland avenue now ‘with traffic. 000 for improvements a | Mas | preached now in 7 |N. | Anderson, ‘the Anti-Saloon League, recently un- ider fire, was given unqualified sup-. the manner in which the budget was being handled. the other member of the Board Estimate and Apportionment, nocomment on the recommenda- tions. Asks $25,000 for Tennis Court. Alderman Baur of the Ward teald the board 1500 persons residing im the vicinity of Tower Grove Park had more tennis courts in the park. asked $25,000 be placed in the bud- get for this purpose. No action was taken. Frank H. Gerhart appeared in the of ‘interest of improvement societies de- improved traffic facilities of Forest Park, from to Skinker road, declaring siring south highway includes on Gerhart the budget road. An placing a smooth granite block paving was sought by Charles surface on the of Broadway Golterman, president of the Carondelet Improve- | He did not speci-| fy any section of Broadway, but said ment Association. the work might be done on any sec- tion between Carondelet and Baden. | Expenditure of such a sum annual- ly, he said, would eventually provide a smooth surface on Broadway for | its entire length. STATE ROAD BODY BEING EXTENDED TO ALL COUNTIES ihe Officers Order That Mud Holes Be’ Guarded, if Necessary, and Traffic Hauled Out. JEFFERSON CITY, April “Keep the roads’open, safe and as and keep is the high- smooth possible traffic moving.” as Such gospel counties of the way maintenance -- ‘ | State under direction of B. H. Piep- meier, State Highway Engineer, and Claude P. Owens, gineer of the Highway Department. As rapidly as possible, the main-| : e s ; tenance organization, which now in- cludes about 260 men, is being broadened to take in all counties. Piepmeier and Owens have or- dered their County Superintendents | and men, if necessary, to guard the mud holes and tow out without cos any automobile or farm wagon which becomes mired. By the time another rainy season has come it is hoped that much of the mileage will have been so handled that mud holes | will |'the impassable stage. 'the funds available will permit, ‘roads of the State system are to be ' dragged. smoothed.and ditched, the| narrow stretches widened, culverts repaired, | to not be allowed to develop holes drained and filled, jan- the bridges made safe and as much ger as possible eliminated by _placing of proper detour signs, warn- ing signals and guard fences where necessary. METHODISTS BACK DRY CHIEF) Y. Conference Gives Anderson | Unqualified Support. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 6.—William H. State superintendent of York Methodist After the New conference. by said: “We are beginning to comprehend that the fight is serious; that to whip ‘the imperial the effect of the: readily | present method “is to conceal rathér| it took to whip the imperiaj) German brewers in than German take more time America will than reveal information necessary to‘ armies on the battlefield.” Comptroller Nolte, | made | Fourteenth petitioned him for| He | l tary outgivings of King 8! appropriation of $15,000 for wood €.—!imore succegsful “sold” the ship subsidy. ‘ence is of his department, has a better arti- cle to sell. the) being | called a (no means a nonentity. acceptable ‘is starting out well in Interior. misnomer—he works. | paraphernalia. Maintenance En-| him to; to For so far as’ all! gomething | Poindexter's | lomatic. | mean. any remark that Washinz:on | ‘is “agog’’ should not be taken tCO | chops as soon as they landed. All the| Which was due to pacifist propagah- _da in the past, and it is not of record the at the Capital. By CHARLES G. ROSS. Chicf Washington Correspondent of has the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, April 6. I der a say, under a teapot. While Fall was head of the department, its volun- news were few Secretary HE ceased to hide its light un- and far between. before an efficient ‘‘press bureau’”’ began to flood the mail with articles telling of the work, and Work—or perhaps the Work and work-—of the |'department. is overcrowded | The Comptroller told) $23,-) Clayton | layton that is passed These so-called “‘news releases” or “handouts,” which is the correspond- ents’ word for the written-up out by press agents, are often interesting enough to war- rant an item in print. We are grad- ually learning, therefore, if we didn't | improve the quality of the person- know already, that the Interior De- partment deals not only with oil leases, but with pensions, patents, In- dians, Alaskan bears, mine rescue work and various other interests. Sort of Catch-All Department. The department is, in fact, a sort of catch-all for Government bureaus that wouldn't fit anywhere else. Work’'s press agents, to give them their due, are helping to make ‘known for what it is—one of the ‘most interesting branches of the Gov-| /ernment service. Work learned the publicity trick in the Postoffice Department, where inherited a from Will Hays. Unless pulp supply gives out, interior to the public much than Mr. Lasker The differ- in the product the he'll reau “gell"’ that Work, though sometimes individual, is by He made an and His Work himself, colorless Postmaster-General, no there name is Whether fight in is Department of the Interior | bushel—or, as one might! | tention. ; age Work, | however, had hardly got on the job/| news | it | companies him. top-notch press bu-| |force is on a liquor hunt. ,scratching ata trap door. hike his salary, is afraid that if he tried to do it the voters would cut | him off the payroll altogether. Whatever one may think of t’p- shaw—and the things that are thought of him by some of his col- leagues would, if set down ‘here, ren- der this paper unmailable—there is much to be said for his salary cor- Congressman has meet election expenses got to every two borrow money to go home on. The danger in a low salary, Upshaw points out, ents and men of independent means. If a $2500 boost all around would nel, it would be a good investment for the country. Former President Wilson con- tinues his practice of attending Keith’s vaudeville theater every Sat- urday night. He erters through a side door, whence it is only a few steps to the seat he always occupies in the last row. Mrs. Wilson ac- Invariably a crowd gathers outside the theater to see him come out and gives him a cheer as he passes to his automobile. Washington boasts a real hooch- hound. He is Robert von Buelow, a German police dog with a long ped- igree and a longer scent for booze. Robert goes along when squad’’ of the Washingten _ police Bounding ahead of the raiders tht other day in a house in Southeast Washington, the dog made for the kitchen, top- pled over a washstand and began Raising the trap the police found a quantity of “moonshine” and some bottling Gus Buchholz, a restaurant propri- protect the public domain against 'etor, trained Robert on his-farms by private exploitation remains to Change All to the Good. Meantime, by making his depart- ment a news source and by opening up his own office, instead of conceal- ‘ing himself behind an outer guard of ‘clerks, as Fall did, he is giving hope- | | | environment. ful evidences of an attitude of mind quite different from his predeces- | son’s. The change, from the pub- lic’s point of view, is all to the good. You ma* read now and then that Washington is “a¥ agog” about other, about Mra. letters on Washington society. the State Department's % *t- with the British Foreign Office over the Newcastle consulate, a row in the Tariff Commission, ether matter political, social or dip- Whatever “agog”’ or literally. The politicians may “agog,’ or the diplomats, or the Washington moves) the | great bulk of it, consists of Govern-| but For Washington, diners-out, serenely on. ment employes whose participation in and knowledge of the news-mak-- ing events of the capital are about the same as ifthey lived in St. Louis | Washinton | bie *? Tar . y aed ‘port in a resolution adopted yester-| gets “agog Only Over the prospec* | day | Episcopal | ‘adoption of the regolution Anderson) or Spokane. Voteless of a salary increase. Speaking of salaries, Representative. Upshaw, friend of the Ku Kiux and the Volstead law, must solid with his Georgia constituency elae he wouldn't have proposed that Congressmen increase their. pay gressman, much as he might like to De | ‘geen: he is yet to be tested in that respect. or som | rmiay | be! shops had sold out. be pretty. ’ to ' waving a whisky-soaked rag in the} him | SUggest means for reducing the pub- dog's face and then turning Considering that the aver-| yeurs and that the cost of living in Wash- ington is notoriously high, $7500 is | not a large salary. some of the leading members of the House told him they would have ty Upshaw says tinat as is that it tends to limit the membership of Congress to two classes—men of mediocre tal- rect and misleading statistics,” Weeks said, had been accomplished by pacifist agencies, including “those forces in America that are preaching and the establisnment of a communistic government and also revolution those that seem to believe that any army or navy is unnecessary,” unin- formed but patriotic citizens, it was added, are lending themselves to re- duce, if not destroy, the military safeguards of the nation as a result of this propaganda. “Typical of the matter that is being used in this, what seems to me a dangerous campaign,” the secre- tary continued, as the following statement which appeared in a re- cent bulletin of an organization call- |ing itself the National* Council for the Prevention of War, which has it» headquarters in Washington: “ “The officially prepared chart in- closed shows that we are allowing one-fifth of our budget for 1924 for the army and navy. More than 435 per cent of that budget will go for past and future wars.’ ”’ Calis Figures Misleading. Secretary Weeks said the chart carried a legend stating that it had been prepared by the Federal Bu- reau of Efficiency from the budget report submitted to Congress by President Harding in December, 1922. “This Government is not and never the “vice has been spending 85 per cent of ite budget for military purposes,””’ Weeks declared. “The budget report of Dec. 4, 1922, in a comparative tabular statement, showed that approximate- ly a lesser amount of the annual budget is being expended for the na- tional defense how than in the fiscal year 1915. In the latter year 24.8 per cent of approprrmtions were for national defense, whereag the ap- propriations actually made for the na- tional defense for the fiscal year 1924 were 13.5 per cent of the total. “It is an important fact thatethe pacifists erect the figure of 85.8 as & means of propaganda only. When they come to urge their views on Congress, they concentrate their en- tire efforts on the purposes repre+ sented by the figure of 13.5 per cent for national defense. Never do they loose to find concealed hooch. When Ne debt charges or the pension and the dog became proficient, Buch- | Veterans’ Bureau expenditures. that they seek to eliminate is the his former | relatively small expenditure for mili- master, does Robert go after beer or | “ary defense of the country. says | in the classification of military ex- holz presented him to the police. Never, according to wine—a fact which Buchholz is not surprising in view of his early Robert came Buchholz from a friend, to | penditures, as who got|chart, appears to have All “Including, public debt payments in the misleading been done him from the Busch kennels in 8t.| ¥/th the intent to deceive the pub- Louis. ————— Mah-Jongg, the ancient game which has set many Americans) to “punging” and “chowtng”’ in the last few months, is cutting heavily | into the ranks of the bridge devotees of the national capital. Eager to ob- tain sets at bargain pricer, some of the members of party which recently visited Panama One enterpris- | lic. It is in the same dishonest cate- gory as charging up to the army the Cuinese| “'Vilan work which it is obliged to perform under acts of Congress. Small Military Bill. “One may even question the pro- priety of including the coat of the operations of the Pension Bureau and the Veterans’ Bureau in the list of the congressional! military expenditures. Those pro- | digious costs are to a large extent the made a bee line for the Chinese | 4irect result of our unprepared ness, ing American even enlisted the Chi-| that any organization advocates the nese Minister in his search, but with- out avail. Tepeal of the pension laws or provi- You can now get a lauxh|*!0n for veterans of the last war, as out of any Chinese on the isthrans,| 9° provided by law.” gays this American, by saying “ham-/ | expended for national defense, Secre- | tary Weeks declared it was “so email Jongg.” Mah-Jonggers from New York bring word that the game is being played there for as high as 25 oo | Referring to the amount actually & part of the total expenditures that cents a point and that one player at &bolishing the army and navy could the Hotel Biltmore recently cleaned up $9000 in an evening. Near East Paricys Again April 15. BERNE, Switzerland, April 6.— The local authorities at Lauveanne ‘have beefi officially informed that the Near East peace conference will April 16. ts | 275,000 in Japan, 270.000 in Great Britain and its territeries, 256,000 jin Italy and 100,000 in Germany were — ,compared with that of 136,619 is the United States, including the $10.000 a year. The average Con-| resume its sessions in Lausanne omjular army, reserves on active ones in no appreciable reduction in the cost of government.” or 750,000 “Active armies” Russia, 978.000 men in France. quy and the Philippine scouts. “ . —” 4 i Ss 25% . oe: <

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“Ar Se PR ar RTL we ty cil. we NS ey q ise 3 = f fs " ” ™ —— _—— _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY Ef t a — Zz 5 i _—o = - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | A CHALLENGE TO LAW. | machine and swept every Republican up for elettion | = Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER We indulge the hope that the police have the mur- off his feet with woes than half of their vote of two Dec. 12, 1878. ‘derer of Constable Neu, who was shot to death on 2nd a half years ago’ a ~~ ina, | the Gravois road, in custody, with his accessories. If Democratic leaders in the city indicate an inten- a ee . ‘not, we hope the criminals‘ will be caught and suffi- tion to revive the Democratic machine. This may and Olive Street. NUE ot a cient evidence obtained to convict them. increase the party vote, but a machine vote does not The authorities of State, city and county should betoken a normal public concern in governmental af- || concentrate on the task of bringing the perpetrators fairs. Such concern is increasingly difficult to arouse The unless there is at Stake an issyg which imparts to —— — ow Me —————— E THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will of this dastard crime to the bar of justice. make oa in ~~ a crime was one of the most brutal and cold-blooded in| the occasion something of the nature of a sporting princip that it will always ‘ight ; lsat = ne Canate , event. The only legitimate iss -j -ern- | fee Qrenvess end refarm, never \o!- the criminal record. The Constable was shot down it - sue in municipal govern ET cangreshics we havelt nowadays is official fitness which expresses rs ~ . . Mr. Wer-| s *: upon ‘im some time. Mr. Vi er-| 7 ous brilliancy of) erate irjustice or corruption, atwa;s nce nities fight demagogues of all parties. never | thirstiness and hostility to officers of the law, and (‘s+ in eiticiency, economy and honesty. Unless ae no conspicu . His book ts only to a very) belong to any party, always oppose” | without the excuse of personal danger. such an issue can be conveyed to the people in plain . posemaged Opodo Eee oe The man or men who did the shooting and those and unmistakable terms they can hardly be expected ant degree a emir derers, neve , , . : an © ceedin wor - the poor, always remain devoted to with them are guilty of foul murder in its worst to take an Interest in. elections. Will they even! hs + age = sg che Gaeta the public welfare. never be satisfied aspect and have earned the extreme penalty ef the then? If not, why not? Bs jed pone the greatest and with merely printing news, always law. —_———_—_—_—__-¢946—— : ' - ~ Americans. We éc eae me This is a case in which the Sheriff of the county, NIGHTMARES AT THE UNIVERSITY. | : 5 ‘wee > 7. Barnum was) predatory plutocracy ne predatory the police of the city and the courts and law officers Col. J. F. Williams of Missouri University is “see-| , | nical in the ee wae ~ of the State have a special responsibility and duty ing things. The students there have a Liberal & ‘easy to eae ‘a painttion com-| § poverty. ' america ood doceerm PULITZER. for the vindication of law and order. Club, which exists to provide a forum for the discus- rf een to many ~ es | vai 3 ¢ pecause in his case they were /¢ : April 10, 1907. ( The only hope of law and order is through the en-| sion of social and economic questions by the students ox host | forcement of law by courts. The police cannot do it | themselves, and by lecturers whom they invite. To 7 TE on vastly hetgbtened. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. | ajonc. They are justified in using forfé to the limit on | us it seems a laudable purpose and a hopeful sign +e pesibly bis —— ee | ae criminals engaged in criminal acts or resisting offi- But Col. Williams wants it suppressed-at once. He ty was he mat he read is The name and address of the author faa gues ; 14 tm | has visions of consni He believed w ‘ sributi bat cers, but their duty is to arrest for trial and aid in| 24S Visions O! conspiracy, and fears for the safety of newspapers. Mr. Werner is rrr CONTTIOULION, i > , , : . +h babe: T. Pabhe = > : . ) | mast ee me ; aStehedt -. Let cbtaining and presenting evidence for conviction.) the republic-unless this nest of rebellion is broken up ” “a inclined to find an indictment est will no 2 published. Let- ,.. ms more ; pe Teguee aE ae f sie When the police go beyond this they contribute to Since when has liberalism become a crime? Is it of = humbuggsery against Mr. Bar wm ters not exceeding 200 words will receive fe, a pra aS Se ' - F hink is warranted by the etarende lawlessness, to disrespect for law and to the futility necessary to bring up the boys and girls in an in es ' “3 than we t = hago . ape ence. : , ne ie , ‘ mn SS ee : , + e boc’. ? of trials: They combine official with private lawless-| cubator o* conservatism, carefully shielded against e eats ont forse ece — . , ; any and all id Bhan , - = the man was adroit at seif-d ption. : ness. When the courts do not perform their function aad and all ideas except those carefully selected for | \ a Jo be sure. he originated a good The Courthouse Site. of enforcing law and punishing the guilty, law and their consumption? Col. Williams, it appears, wants a @any whoppers, but once they had Ze the Editor of the Post-Dispatch order vanishes, security of person and property van- education placed under the control of the State | | SHE come into being in printed type they N March 31 you published a irtter jshes, and the reign of lawiess violence begins. Open, Militia, or, at the worst, under the supervision HE took on @ certain sanctity in the eyes ot , \ Sm of Barnum. Even his own tales were ee ee oe NL ween 8 : Barn m,” dy -_ & Co., seems to us one of the) . Se aware er “eee arr when off guard, for no apparent reason except blood- ment = fe : ‘ iethtetin nonin ae et ee Be rer ap oem ty i | “tizen,” which Pestirt d rar | t he eriminale , ai ; ~» —o f ha : Arie — — signed oe .s n 5 war bet yoes the craninel on one side, immune from © = sreaps an Legion. A State university P @redible to him once they were stif- the same misinformation which has an- jega! punishment, and citizens and police on the other, Should be a place where thought and discussion are / ei fened by printer's ink. There is no peared so often in the newspapers that unsupported by the machinery of law enforcement encouraced. rather than a barracks where they are \ , : = n to believe that Barnum’'s own ahe public should be given the following wili begin. No man’s life or liberty will be safe; no ruthlessly put down. No sensible person believes that ¢ : ‘a birth departed me “7 gpg ‘ a ; p wee ' » . . one a min- Facts: man’s property will be safe. Under the complete education will be served, or the welfare of the country cual . a down by himself, o ° i a. Soe eople did not vote to erect ¢« ; : > a igi! > ; ~ a rr rotted hw oe ° . f . 9 7a° ‘ nar oi o : " - . a — sien e . ie ceeeen yan ent o— 15-4, to can be driven to do their duty. We believe that, de- suit to make Col. Williams prove his charges, which ; Z | speaking. she was not Barnum’s dis-/| the izens’. visory Committee.) ee ot oa ae ag a tee he = , i , ; PS Me 2. It will ches a $293,000 aaere to | SPite the legal obstacies im the way, which should be are denied. Well determined action of that sort : ‘eovery. He first heard a hye ' 9 =» Bete: Mi ¥ ee a. i) - is , " seli sc? _ +> ; > sys ryt ale 7 ry > > : . 5 advertisement ntc n tt : se @ of wz os aeti —— on — a. vs Ba ; o- . — - “guy : : F, Jotce Heth. a negress, 4¢ nn ee eenrmer Gf this bIGCK) ihe awaline of citizens ta conditions erictine in the =% ~~ . | F. viz. wil be needed fer the Market. street -_— om UE LMISEES (OC CONGIUIONS CZISUNE-in tae Pee io OO . gg! e. Rae Re 161 years. who formerly belonged ‘oy ‘®idening project. nt demand that’. SHOOT CRAPS—SHOOT ROBBERS. a Lf SST ee ee ee age [ie the father of Gen. Washington. — 5 = 3. City Counselor Haid has heid that) ; Sete eS ae , a & pas been a member of the ree wane city cannot condemn property for a ¢Vasion at the behest of criminals and their political’ of Gen. Grant because he drank whickv rte 3h. , : | church 116 years, and can rehearse memorial plaza under proposition No upporters. Politi ; he b . ae ae > ae crank whisky the former a. i ‘ 9 many hymns, and sing them accord- ‘ ows 5S ose +f a S. iitics 2 ne } L } T 5 T ¢ ne lreaAn # > 4 y , no Ph Stas @ comcthones on it un.| . ' _ ities is at the bottom o most of the President asked for the brand of whisky Grant drank . ves 4ng to former custom. She was born; SMGia Me. 6, because the pro-| **"™" and evasions in the courts. We need an in- “I want to send some of it to other Generals.” he "aa bear the old Potomac River in Vir- of the sale of the bonds must be said. “3 ginia. and has for 90 or 100 trem Mesed for the purpose designated in the Workable for the punishment of all criminals and the The story may be applied to the case of the two d yr: _ lived in —— my: with the Bowling @rdinance, and he ts now consideri:.g restraint of professional criminals tectives charged wit oat ea oe _— family. ae ectives Charged with playing craps “A lady will attend at the hall dur- ing the afternoon and evening fo Whether the city can erect a courthouse 0 am ‘aes Kee | a } a ¥ | / h é M | R R O R wy ' the accommodation of those ladies infest it and prey continuously upon the public. by people who are subject to hallucinations of green ~ —=45 “~ +44 —- . iceu laws and courts. We need an insiste: }, ‘ a~ } .* SA eas + > ~ ; ~ ™, ; the laws be enforced without quibble or delay or When Lincoln was warned against the promotion . - * ~ . yA ss Jil sistent demand that processes of criminal law be made Sue ee 7” — 4s hen they shot p * } ; ] 3 . 4 ~s Killed two holdup men. Since crap-shooting re- Aad i F lim s oO elke iam «3% ore, oe a ‘ hi e = ” . 44 i iil DpOo.ice wit : ce ee ee tt tion figures reveals some astonishing facts. The last set of dice. Reg U.S. Pat Off. for in those days a greater value i se, {ft % y ar that local election prior to the bestowal of suffrage on cae, ee z “3 ait enecnl Gee aa SONNETS FOR A NEW LOVE. Heureka! Heureka! This column is designed to reproduce @m@ ' vYails today. Barnum sold his gre this argument of economy, however) wHe si ich ehenet be advanae’ in faver of ne, women was in April, 1919. On that occasion. 84,668 LORD CARNABVON. | (II. Scribbled on the bafk of an envelope.) Walking past several windows in the back of | bias the latest comment by the leading gull | eery store and borrowed —~ add tin * tional $500 to compiete the pur- Bther Twelfth street location. Votes Were cast. last Tuesday, after the titanic Like mamy another conqueror of life's pr! Lore ; » I will be pleased to answer any of Struggle for woman’ ancipati i ow hit! es ee oe rizes, LOre OULD I but break the charms that you which there were mirrors {t occurred to me yes- iodi : P § } the && * Womaas emancipation had won, but!Carnarvon dies at the pinnacle of his success Wit devis ; terday that. judging | hirenet : ROWSPAPLTS GRE POE ein at eh It is interesting to read ¢ “numerous arguments in favor of the} also after the novelty of voting had _ » } : . iS SUCCESS. ith evise raay ai. . rdging OY MV onirsute extrusions the day —— age. “ . : € had worn away, the thea ance of Howard Carter, an American, he was To mesh my errant heart and keep i t : UO S4vertising which Barnum himeet ; ) —— i + 1 ae | wrote about His freak. The origis Twelfth street location which are referred | re re 7 : nhied } . is] fo, but not made, by Mr. “A Citizen” inf total ba instead of being doubled, had fallen back the u rer of the greatest single archeological re, volshevik, poet in Just & Minute, o1 al | his letter if he will state them. The; ‘'? ‘-»»- | Know] i gta Pierce the arcana, gain a single clew : Zanrat. As I passed Eighteenth A GREAT PUBLIC DANGER. * | Rotice by which she came to the . . = Al Wi wT at. 2. i ie ‘ : ' — . . - 4 man Courthouse should be erected wher» jt; If there is any subject of public moment in which science ow bh setemnition Giich oho op and To this white magic that you exercise— : ‘venue. the urge to enter the door | PRANK TANNENBAUM itn Century Ma er ne > bar sa had t ill best rv h e or , ia ate ; a ll pa acs —— & POCUBL11101 uico shouid establish Or learn the rune wherein th ‘ li lesignated by th miliar stripe ] > 7 =. ae Food enougn, OU rnu Ww serve the useful purposes for/ women are supposed to be interested it is that of the his nam mspicuously in the recorde af all + ~ one ; a ee nog ae ar striped pole became HE Ku Kiux Kian is generating a ' trick of creating the illusion of rea which f courthouse is intended. No one education of their childre Rr em : P ¢ 5 ‘~ - ~ ‘ Vusily in Las records OL ail time. That noias meé bound in soreery—or Knew ‘ i a a. lave them Curt. Now h / ; si. - 4 : H is ¢ Ras denied that it will be more usefui ed ageing at the votes for Board An inventory and appraisal of his work wil! be The key to this strange alchemy of you ‘me the strangest of experiences that I have physical violence in the name of om p ity through small deta “ ; : sid I ' ’ . cause. It is feeding deeply rooted eat more explicit than the Philadelphian of Educatior embers Tuesd ' ° : 7 2 oo ; , at Broadway. aA HUUCAION Members Luesday were tewer i um- ritten in + m mh Dibueid . eard oa The tale of Ye Ancient an y in num- written in the permanent literature of science. Aside nn ee @n land acquired for a city hall. If, b; i ah an athlon aity block 689 (which THE BOYCOTTED BALLOT. sulted in such effective thtef-shooting, Chief O’Brien J U ~ T A M ] N U T FE Written for the Post-Dispatch wh call.” a | By CLARK McADAMS ‘PUBLIC OPIN] ) | ‘The price of Joice Heth was $1990, i i ’ PRA E aiity Bsog fag history of the world —— ee eee sates ithe talisman within your lovely eres— "O Tat O - . “~ . >. , > —- . . THOMAS w. GARLAND. ber than those for Aldermen. T 1919 = nt ee are I would not be your bine etc aan P er. th Odveser—nr thine was more wondrou: encies that may be roused in any c¢ who frst exhibited Miss Heth. an ; n Re’ isc the favorite irom uis most distinguis Yad a *~hievement howe y . FoR > , not ) ¢. ‘ us n jer the strain of excitement It is it was probably because of th . 7.0 . : - . ee ee ee 22 aan —s ening “9 Fever, Nor lay th rol f row . ; . na That was to eneve in the next f ' = . . . . i t | ; re ‘an y ” abe , = — , - - A L686 Troie k your en h it ring ’ ; ’ ‘ > ext few min- . was — e for the board received 78.933 votes. The his life and interests are an instruction to his gen- Nor lek 90d rule wt heart! oer a Ssesgay utes. A polite African took my hat, my collar, | "© Whole process of self-indulgence im them mnack that Bersum —s Our Frightened Guest. leader in the recent election polled a poor 29,042. eration 8 You keep wt pe Oe Na “= Te ane tasmemaiiah emeceeih eiiia Mahal oa ma ane | vencies in the name of social good. Wert make his $1000 investment yield « , ' ra = a ‘ , _— i = PS he i - s i? t obli +; ss a / . . - wi ahi, ] Sei u 9! . Ll oh ; = , > , HAVE visited most of the targe/ Privilege. An election here is a contest to get the work for.a living But in th s ged to sigh, He did not try*to sell megthe Coalgate Building |, °°” habits which will for a long time | ' gives us only two short paragra — > ant : - ’ . a ae — oo 2 ut Im the expenditure of his jp we 1 wholeesle Aarue hones im ¢ “tow or the ordinary give-and-take dema . | snatched from the advertising whic cities of this country but never have) ‘4rgest vote of a small total. he Republic: I. ¢3 and ae : ten yo a sonnet on this envelope © houses in the city, , - , an ! : , a publican ac- time and money he did not indulge vy! +. , ee emocracy. - : d in preparation for as ministrat ae ; \ 2 hot inculge vulgar taste or ANALYTIKOS an: free 7 on The colored man gave y No truer words were ever rnum prepa ™ P — had . -t¢ > =o we “i . ; : 5 NJ ~ : Li sii : » si : ‘ Br aa , pn ‘ . - ’ éver read of a case as follows: The police 4 uiStration, With its large employe vote, may have contentious disposition. Rather than devote b temeeit . _ ny shoes a shine that lengthened the Wea of han those of the Waco Ministers’ Union, @ | debut of his prodigy. end a priest call the gangsters to police “/!scouraged Democratic voters, but there is no nu- to dissipation. luxury and frivolity or ¢ fiat aa . 7 the shoes at least a month. politely asking ue 'm protesting against a burning that t ‘ “She ts cheerful and healthy, ) ; UiSSi pe l n. i} iry ni [ri lit r : Ty F Ane ; - I ii 5 i « in aa . ae ‘ . . . OTT my . ter: she «peaks also of the red and the citizens. | With 42.305 votes. as against °6 °47 Seosbenl a eee | 7 : ips : , im i a DIRE Be ecs'ieee bore end whea| } tes a. lg poor Z “an me . - ie, HIS art and, as a recreation, to horsemanship. He affords i gg in = hich the wisdom of people actively inthes—-and now for the shocking climaxr—re- ore ae pe demoralized for all time te ae " aotinmeant ita i do come ta visit. I do no- feel eafe. It. I iva, 1e@n emocratic fortunes a rare example of the wise and constructive applica- in oa tO ai politi $s ol the party avails, nor do fused a tin. T had «ctraved into a tinlees hartiar ne might raise other asnects ofthe 4¢) ) tring the evolu ary ;, A VISITOR. all over the nation were at their lowest ebb. Cox tion of unearned wealth. His equipment P al , © feel confident that the answer lies in us. We shop. With all sineertty this satisfied customer political influences, pogsibilities for pe : 5 foes not appear to hold them in | received in St. Louis a vote of 106,047! The Demo- riches combined —— SR: - sas von of —_ however, willing to open the discussion that others see for themselvee ee race hatred and religious bigotry. 4a __ estimation. She has gs es Our Funny Authorities. | crats this week could have overturned the Republicaz te the Senaiiee of acquirin th emg . paar ima Ha ls ae cs wae open St. Tie ee re fre Paap enter Se eae : en om deen po ‘cerayell To the Editor of the Post-Diapatch. | = ial tieetiaeliaees ne eee yee. oe pena OS a S& anywhere until it abandons oe mermiig ¢ Oo ee ae é “ey ieckehen h oe ve T° HE police have orders to arrest all , SLIPPING! “ — : mainecuckisni. It does not follow SThe TLiheral Cinh at the State Intveret feeemgghoeme and the habits of violence " | = ry egy eee 9 , . So S NG! that because a Democrat has the cour: | a 2 UI ate Universtiy is | klan tends to generate. b. _ meunced her the most ancient spe * gangsters. To outsiders, the “Jelly » (Page, in the Louisville Courter-Journal.) to stand for some office when he knows o not Gomne very Ves = eee ee 3 «men of mortality the oldest of th Roll", Hogan and Egan gangs and the po-, ae | isn’t going to get {t the party is committed to | “Usnation of all those whose responsibility MISSOURI ROAD B Sree ever gen or heard of. aad au lice force are a standing joke. Suppose ; f about 2 State Institution makes them conserva- a om pen 6 UTLDING. a Sider her a very great curiosity.” they Go arrest them, what good will !t run for something. When we hawe tive, and {ft looks as {ff it iMkely would go by | | the St. Joseph News Press. ton). and was the first person @pector! And letting him have a staran¢é s shape than civilization was in eset t eaante not begin with a good definition of Uberaliem. | the road builders fared even better at the | Put clothes on the unconscious & gun! Ages. We ows it to eurestves igre gp te Tt {s not defined tn ary dictionarv, so far as we | of the Fifty-second than of the Fitty-third fant who was destined in after da . Suppose any good reputable citizen 4 cannot go on eternally pa 2 “etie ee tatnes atin know, as a just anythi If the club | eral Assembly. There is one regrettable ) to lead our heroic fathers to glory. should get a little too much tea and go on . oT . 4 : : ; ‘ ‘ . > &3 . ; with a megaphone. He raised it to his mouth hod the least trouble with them. Had he tried results tn the way of roads that can be _* faith which moves playgoers > | well mountains fact that the average street car fare in 1922 was 4.49 cents. I have been pay- ie j 7 na orgy onc Be pon the hill in front of you | to tmpose prohibition the army would mrobably cays tn the year. eo : 3 7 cents and wou! r ¥ : ne Ci rt J.useum, built as a permanen: hare been brought long arco. cae 4 ; | ° Pres ys & en Joice Heth died of old oa uld like to know how | ee . 40 reminder of the St. Louis World’s Fair. up- ° . “~s " : _ os » 8m autopsy was performed and may get some of these 449 fares unt ported by a municipal tax. On the right the THE LOVED WowAN ae WRITING. A LIFE STUDY. Ra _, Officiating surgeon was incon Perhape you can enlighten me? s: | , | lagoon. The park has always been a great in- [TH shining eyes she sendin me iY ay own Gelli et ot ae oe Ecc to inform the Sue eas : spiration to local artists and ¢ pag por: ae a ae , Work. ail o | Woma . be) fairness. the Post-Dispatch pre- en cae ities Sclainane aonen may be seen | W Irradiating spring and foy. inisidh: Genel “easiadi it, Ky % sae m was probabiy about 80 sents the United Railways’ reply to the ce ser er ggg Raa > erent points of Flushed cheeks as rosy as the rose | oma snanen t0-enan ne ous to me. The @& a at the tinte of her death. compiaint: | and potnted in ow a ti s a — ruly | He brings her. at each evening’s close. are like ot mse ee ee a later Barnum wrete & iv coke eine? aa Sn anak sr cry one at Hung ronnd her throat a feweled cage— Steen Seeee ae cot phere Al mas 3 ene in which he declared ry “ ¥ nen 7 + . : : hi or. then x had bee saed pon and Professor! How’s she coming?” — nay eet _ ar ang Simy ince the sometimes appalling seattle of a he Deught orem men he perfect DAWSON-WATSON. Sesened apun banked ee write. I've been at-tt for 30 years, and eam ) faith and belteved absolutely in eae . - = tenis sone tee. 98 polls sega aang: | SS an eee to think at times that I see a! a 88° and her service in the W ate: ‘The contention — | nak tevenbats ait a ee ’ pking nparngill ao ae business, and — family. His biographer Just oe ga hy sweet serenity was indeed de- | While envy turns to watch her go, I don't spoil them aah mg een eee one eee og mn ton angen thinkers were show- Numb jealousy throbs after her— equal to them as ros oe meg “e of we us that suddeniy. at t 0 Pn ~gge ae i aie the crystal “So lovely'—for he loves her so!” thing. It’s « fight all the Snag 7 et . . his mind developed an a , a Re ; . — e dark tarn An acrid, aching-bitter, stings prepare his life for writ! . Ane oa pee and gullibility which it : est haircuts that I have had in years. o> . sn eS ee Oe Cee a” > o- {POR OTR A BER Re! Re Gar RY TRE PE lab vor rm " ait . — <I? ~<a —— iietie ee * ell ™ . a soi BD Rk ara RR. ek, © ae nk eee i al gag uses only one car. : for a trip for which he or she | pays T cents. Last year over 53 per cent ef the passengers paying 7 cents (or 3. tf chil@dren) used transfers on ad- care. The same sort of service the same expense ts given to the ” paying his fare with a transfer. te the passenger paying his cash fare. | ig what brings the average receipts = per passenger down. In many cities a +S A. T. PERKINS, Manager for the Recetver. REA ARES. 8S, Atel ec: elt Sl tae “crt “ it te Pepys to be emblazoned on his shield un- In finery, and look and sigh der @ crantum dormant? a Thinking me loved, adoringty?” antil then do THE PRESS BOY. MARY STERLING. do the thing MESOPOTAMIAN OIL.

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4 “ A SS sat pel Pm es o wae Se Mr 2 MPR Sara ERR men > ARR I RE 8 ERR we ti ct yim ellen ce ° : SERIDAT. | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH Salone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ya) ——_ —— a | “ MUSIC CONVENTION CONCERTS Marine Corps Officer Dies at Sea. | officer on the staff of Rear Admiral, _ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Ss ; | ABOARD U. 8S. 8. CALIFORNIA, | Jones, commander of the Atlantic on lt eems O & ] a e W S (St. Louis Performers Win Apprecia- LIN SOUTH PACIFIC, April 6 (By. fieet, died at sea from pneumonia on | Special to ep tnd ast — Premaguas re = Associated Press) — ,board the hospital ship Relief. to Me losin rd a ANSAS CITY. Me. aged t—-i_ me ss re ‘ ~. 1 ~ | J] ner dance tomorrow night ie one| soon eines of can SaeoananEn NEW YORK. ner dance tomorrow night is one | | REUNION SPONSOR a | tion of Music Clubs convention yes- | “by M. R. Werner, of the most important social af- | terday jin the ballroom of the Hot tel | Barnu |fairs on the week's calendar. A | Muehlebach | 7 E. R. Kroeger, = 5t. | j is ‘published by Harcourt. | number of parties are bein a Sean asi 3 ar ; | s see one of the | S arrance EF SC ae Louis composer and pianist, assisted | eo as. to Us _by the young married set, as well as -— by Alice W P graphies we have | ss —— W. Conant. soprano, also of | ; eeree the debutantes, and it is to be one . : . a — (St. Louis, and Margaret Fowler | 4m some timé. Mr. Wer- | ed ee z ei. haan s. do} 2 | a qaspicuous briliancy of| yr, jeteet, poet Lanten extherings. / OBGRO | SQM | Forben, victinis of Kansas Cit VERY LATEST 1923 MODEL | |] savompay | iz - mi £ , a of music it 2 O17 anon setting down the facts i aie Mies t. Bar Carter of 5 | . ¥. ; musical composition in a shot ic 0 a . Saerdos | 3 talk prefacing the program, which pas of the greatest ant | Portland place are to entertain the, i: iade asl = | was entirely of his pons fF ! ar 1mSe Tes sate his counterpart, but he burn, Margaret Chandler, Dorothy . @ es. BS wes vaghiagecs Meester material skill- ee —- -’ ~ a os Marine Corps April 3. up of characteristics com-| Simmons, Helen Mills, Jane Nugent, | doh a a. pes sats on Sale at Baldwins = temmany Americans. He’ stood Marian Franciscus, Elizabeth Luy- i gp Se begin. a ag 3 in his case they were | tes, Dorothea Nagel, Messrs. Edwin — gs and her clear enunciation add- | bees heightened. 'L.. Slocum, Marion and Francis Nied-| © Hi — Hee ed much to their charm. The audi- _- Pessibty his most characteristic | Tinghaus, Francis Drew, Loisel Papin, | : be a oa, : om ® showed their keen apprec lation it ‘wey was his faith in the printed) John Curlee, Theodore Benoist, Ed-i — @aeeees, . Zae ; | of the composer by hearty applause. | 4 He believed what he read in: win Guy, Lannan Benoist, James M.. — & Sessa eae ; _* reception followed the program. Balance B a —— : newspirers. Mr. Werner is/ Franciscus Jr. and William H. Luy-: & - a " 3 ; lala datatiis asy | ’ BARRACKS HORSE SHOW PLANS | Weekly Terms ff ' it i lynn ean Rm iid . : Sn —_ os tnelined to find an indictment | ties, with 15 members of the Duart- ry against Mr. Barium | mouth Glee Club. Another host for } Pe ‘ _ ~ 2 : ‘ “ 3 : . " ToOMs RROW Mir Se we think is warranted by the the evening will be Edward C. Papin, & te Receipts of instructions for two of Don't let another Sunday go br R i . i ’ iff . a SS wes : ’ - ' 2 5 PAE Ra RR Retetes INC) AT 10 OU" CLANK . . + Sy ’ . ” } “a @ ; VY # % vow ast EINSTEIN ial set forth in the box . To us : whose party will include Misses Ooo > Sou . 7 ° ’ >» * nD hy? battalions ‘ f the Sixth In- vw ithout a Victrola Select bat ; s ’ : a ; ; : ‘ liane e ? tha > “ ; ae ; *. * ° : : | , ; i tea ‘ i ‘ » T A , ts ™» ; be man was adroit at self-deception. a Monroe, ee Smith, Eliz- Bot a 4 : fantry, stationed at Jefferson Bar-| Model 100, most popular of | Be Bd | | Boe f S° > be sure, he originated a good abeth Boeckeler, Rebecca a has, ; ‘ ca jracks, to be at Ca mp (“uster. Mich % them all. You can eniov the ' ; if WAL 4 j RELATIVITY ee a8 7 i oh , ’ RE 1 AT Vv . TY . Vv . - ' , Y ~4 °T% — rr . . 4 -_ . - , He first heard of her | | the eroiy ae euerre far braverv In- VV ASH! NG nON, 7 7 6. — The mellow O} i; aii records \ week . : ; i . "oOo ~ , . * ee ; : " 7 } er \f th, ee ok ak ts q , ¢ » > 5 4 is v isem cd ? Mr. and Mrs. (,;e0! e Sibley Johrms a i ( T} T ir | i ‘ ( , ai a. 2. © \ today end t) ffi Y i ie 4 «a 4 Ori: . Be He eg a y han advert ent printcd in| E der fire ’ wapgne ype ON - AND A biladelphia newspaper in 1835. It and their sons, Winston and John nee sued a M foy tate nts of the ‘ Jay Johns, who hav een occupyvin ae hen. 8 a ee ndition of all ation anke at & \ TT\5 _* joer Senne, WhO Have Seen OccuUpyINE! wis Lovise Kitchen Liston, 5303; ° : , eae \ () LA’ YI N \ d\ ! a ' ; a O¢ ] ing vy * ie sOSe i bu ] SS rT) uesda \ BACURIOSITY—The citizens of /® Suite of rooms at the Bucking am |Cabanne avenue, has been chosen “ 2 kee vied, —- aA , aici ote winter. have opene r o Phineen . | 44Pris o. . : %. abi lelphia and its vicinity have an i centres ames Bet Pats . . oe }sponsor f Rader’e Odeon Arthur Neely , on the , ii Orchestra Former Poliee Tenor - Sereen— , é f a ae tt | A Should This Beautiful Woman WED | , Melodious Locust St., West of Ninth : : | & Condemaed ; Wi ea Predentanhan on the " | * rer 2 | , : Mf ! SPECIALLY desir- very year more Americans take * | . i’, ae able for Summer 9, Saste fit: deve Eow, fe MAE ' | @ glimpse of the Old World in French gi | y | 9 WT wear are the various Canede. Two days steaming from j i i URRAY sorts of— Mentreal ot Quebec on the picturesque be: St. Lewrence River and Gulf before all | 1 cxecuting Every Concetvable @tyte Knit and.Glove age + ey ey att Dit a | A , of Daace Step, in Bs N a Lk U n derwear one aggapareey (one clase) m "F : a Oo NIA ‘ Tait ° Further information from local i} iF Y —-GRAND CENTRAL ONLY—— J steamshep agents or A Mpa | | FE. LL. Sheehan | ~ i Lo ests see ee aoe | I GENE RO) ie EMICH’S | Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. Canadian Pacific Railway Brunewick Record Orchestre 420 Locnest Sft.. St Louie Mo. | 7 Piayiae on the Bees, Telephone. Bell Main 1711 i TODAY |CTHE MYSTERY 1X” of ——————— nadian acil HQ] tie Wonton tating mae aw 3 Sean |] ALSO OTHER FEATURES AND] |} iT SPANS THE WORLD | iercumancivaaes | LL B E R nee ° ws SEM AND KK \) IN . T: \ f : It is interesting to read the | Capri, havine recently visited Sor- and Mrs. E. F. B. Jones. me eevertising which Barnum himself|/rento. Mrs. Werner was Miss Elise hunted : ‘wrote about His freak. The original, Garneau. ee: ee PN AT PUBLIC DANGER. mae ROtice by which she came to the at-| a The St. Louis caamee a ae BAUM in Century Magazine. piention of the great showman was Mr. and Mrs. William D. Collins — “A ry Aleta Sriicen of porate “ee mood enough, but Barnum had the/of Hortense place and their son,|&"@ “FS. Manton allace. , Klan is generating a habit EE trick of creating the illusion of real-| Douglass Ford Collins, will nates te reece road returned last night. he nce in the name of a sacre@ ity through small detail. He is far) home today from Hot Springs, Va. spent Easter there with pant sel ung deeply rooted atavistic t more explicit than the Philadelphian| where they spent the Easter season | t®™®: Misses Grace and Janet Ww alla e, be roused in any community “4 10 first exhibited Miss Heth, and! with their daughter. Miss Janet Col- who attend the Holton Arms School | of excitement. It is dramatizing@m it was probably because of this|lins. Mr. and Mrs. Collins left st.|!7 Washington, PD. Co t 7 of self-indulgence in these ten- knack that Barnum was able tO! Louis March 28 for Washington, | Miss Mary. Etta Randolph ep me of social good. Worst of all, ‘make his $1000 investment yield nim/| where their daughter is a student at | Mingsbury pee we Serve pie of young Americans and giving a return of $1500 a week. Werner/the Holton Arms School. She wi} | /0U!s Tuesday, and Mrs. Henry h will for a long time unfit them i gives us only two short paragraph8|be a debutante next season. | Clarkson Scott and her daughter, give-and-take demanded by @ 9 snatched from the advertising which en Miss Alice Scott, came home yester- truer words were ever uttered, Barnum did in preparation for the Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wray day. Waco Ministers’ Union, which, Si @ebut of his prodigy. have sold their home, 4375 Washin«- st a burning that took placégm. “She is cheerful and_ healthy.”/ton boulevard, and with their daugh- : “Mob action defeats justice ifm wrote Mr. Barnum, “although sh€/ter, Miss Dorothy Wray, will take y by men who are themselveggage W@ghs but 49 pounds. She rélate8! possession of an apartment at 319 ety, or by irresponsible youth@eay Many anecdotes of her young M&S-| sinker road about May 1. Oralized for all time to come." r; she speaks also of the red-coats | Pye other aspects ofthe situation, as% Mring the Revolutionary War, but Miss Mary Gregg, daughter of Dr. | president of the Gamme Pee Se AMUSEMENTS STATION , Possibilities for personal re+ os not appear to hold them in highi/ang Mrs. C. Prewitt Gregg, of st. J@°K Cook of Kansas City. The wed- ; , iF — Se ‘ ‘| and religious bigotry. These qm S*Umation. She has been visited by| poyijc County. will become the bride | ding took eiges “ the ee etapa Se, ai , DANDY EASTER BILL THIS; OT IPMENT Gao It DaMONeeha, | nie GINNING TOMORROW doubt; but they are compara- Ge powds of ladies and gentlemMe€n,/tgmorrow in Hollywood. Cal., of Church, with President: John . . | | | AT THE || TION AND FURNISHED BY RADIO | 44 when set beside the emotional : i ong whom were many clergymen! James E. Ewens, formerly of Boston. Roemer of Lindenwood College, of- | tt Tabane . pry | os S GRAND ene waee ce i The Streets of me habits of violence which the . jana -physicians, who have pro- mrpye ceremony will be performed at 3 'ficiating. | Wf eR 4 ma ne Sa 99 rate. we Peunced her the most ancient sper!-| o-elock in the home of Mr. and Ms. | ee i | 7 a New York » 4 of mortality the oldest of the; "| Richard Christie. friends of on Miss Alice Martin has issued invi- | | ri AMUSEMENTS ' RA} . TRI ROAD BUILDING. 4 ha : seen or heard so eal con- | Grease family; where Mrs. Gregg 1n4 —_- vy a a sip. “ oe: . | ie: a fre wy wy | HA WORLD-FAMOUS ie. . @ Meer her a very great curiosity.” athskeller o 1e§6 Artists yuild, ‘ i he pabs BY te ’ tetas @ And in the same advertisement ne | Miss thet oreo ‘i: Weempeaenn Saturday, ‘pril 14, at 4:30 o'clock. / Reliance . . May Ist | S—TWICK EVERY DAY—8: 18 ¢ () | J MBI [ A | MIE to be congratulated on the fact 4 ¥ “Joice Heth is unquestion~| ¢oreni ht ago Mian Betty: tuheinns | The tea will take place after the ) Reliance..May 20 June 26 July 24 i Mats, a to 50c; Eves., 25c to 91.00 | SALOME lature just adjourned aid. ab the most astonishing and inter-| on hen of St. Louis will ie ' final production of ‘As You Like It.”’ | ee June 12 fuly 26 ae B lilustripus Dramatic Star Ps ena ey ty | | usly interfere with the policies of iy Ming curiosity in the world. _She| aid of honor, and James Youngz,|Plans for the ensuing year will be'| ae HAMBURG DIRECT oa WILLIAM | _ EXCLUSIVE SHOWING BS ee OS ee y Department. The department ae Was the slave of Augustine Washinz-|™*" nian ee Cl Kimba)) | discussed. q | a suaalnen cabin grea | 1 MENT IN SPECTACLE nh various ways, but cooler coune on (the father of George Washing- | young the ecreen otar, will serve Pe eS ee | Come in an see our com- Bayern | Apr 19 May 31 ND A VRE _SARAL RERNHARDT | PHOTOP PLAYS — ) ; 7 plete and beautiful lines @/ @ ites’ meri? June28 Aus OF | | sctanpeamegeipnaginas wh the result that in some respects # ), and was the first person who, ; ; ' The Midland Valley Country Club | i Z best man. The bride will wear anh ‘ ; , In Her Master Photoplay f Ps ious in- - i ri . wae N estpha! “ew ee POW ERS & WALLACE ‘ . i} Se tee even better at the hands fx who ag se regen oe aaye afternoon gown of gray charmeuse | will Onwertatn with a | inner Sanoe: of Apply ee PRE EeaE i EAL Aue “CAMILLE” | AL ST. JOHN an of the Fifty-third Gene7 7 Ww ee | with a Canton crepe hat to match. tomorrow evening. This will be the) Ql Silk U d 171 W. Randolph &t.. Chicage | nse cee Gaedk. one ae Supported by . ere is one regrettable exception a =? ad our heroic fathers to glory. | ——--—-_ —— | first of the dinner dances and the} ove OU Vndcerwear or local steamehip agents | JUGGLING NELSUNS hi LOU TELLEGEN | “THE S ES\ "9 ht The department was allowed — wae and to freedom. a Kee her sal st he halionh RBDDINGTON and | ee ag t : idera ou a I My travels nel toad HE PURPLE MASK |, te i Mg Surgeon was inconsidera’®/ 7f gend you a little note. My travels’ ,-ren te heing conducted this wee: walts on the othee THE : OTTO aut EUWARDS IWIN in Everybody's Magasine. — | . ‘ Dea 3 4 to inf the Sun that tho) re th far been chiefly tn En- easeu-= - —— side. At Columbie | 4 AHN 4 ' ea nee, a | ‘| waMMeERn COMPAXT DEAN ©) NATIONALLY PRAISED occheliny a gouge 4 Was probably about 80 year®| siand, Scotland. Ireland, Frane, | PR eer Fe ; iT s to me. e dorens = The timie of her death. Some! Relgiym, Spain and a portion of the | Aeropiane Girle—Pearce « Bcot | A write 452 a 2 > 43°38 “ = 2 cared for. And then there 18 « ® had bee , | . | | | e n imposed upon and that! yon. 1J. 1832. I have traveled 50,000 hide / e Mear Grand NV A WEEK | would heve been giad to so Dac 2 as oun “ ple rr? som te Peerect H0O8) mille, been before more croweed a atte an les | __ New Home of Woodward Players _ || Al “New Tork Evestag Matt thi oped 30 rs, and am veer ; m= end believed absolutely in her heads than any other Yankee ilving, | ALL, THIS “1OVE OF SU SHONG” gMied Last iyi — a ning uk at times that.s see e B ! on her service in the Washing-| except my“frien’? Mr. Rarnum. anid “FRESH TODAY AND EVERY DAY” WEE —y weaves Mewtnn Ameucate THREE Lz SIXTH NE AR OLIVE . ; oy iathnend eee bye amily. His biographer scouts! have kissed nearly 2,000,009 ledies, i, : Matinee Saturday TIMES a es ane . ee Claims and observes, “He must jncluding the Queens of England, Y P | Next Week Daddy le . se Ss hn . TS - : : B Ni ‘ee egg mineyfiniooa'g te es ad i ce Us that suddenly, at the 9ge¢ France, Belgium and Spain. — SATURDA S ECIAL : , , ; | Matinee Sat. REATR #2 Ge 15 $4 50 . = s ; his mind developed an artiess- “T rend the Bible every day, and | JOHN GOLDEN iD Et. | , . “ eT” 2:15 8.15 | ox Foe me. And a nan mu Rnd gullidility which it had| am very fond of reading the New Milk Chocolate-Covered COLISEUM *"pAtcr || PRECENTS 7S : for writing. One solace I fi had boyh 904, ? * Savi d it GEST INDOOR sHOW ptt He . 4 Continuous Dat ie to have lasted he 1one | o even during his boyhoo Testament. I love my Savior and . | ) THE LAR OF REST COMEDY Contin re rarer of the ta ama — ye the « ad Which it did not manifest during | makes me happy. I adore my Crea- Marshma ows, per > Sar ee _- ee . O ice ircus § nday Ni h Seats N atiaroid Lisye—Male Chetus wen : pP ( ‘ . _ oe Career’ tor and know that He is good to us Only ons + “Tocearanea ] | u y “Nig we ow ) rag ee ne at po Mr. Werner takes no account| all. He has given me 4 small body, SYMPHONY TRIO Three Rings—Mid-Alr Arena— |] one M. COHAN'S i. - “LOST erie on is | een ie een ee ee Geep attachment which «an but I believe he has not contracted La Sal] Candi Rudolph Ganz, piano; Michel Riding ae ge ” Ae ee RNATIONAL COMEDY SCREAM =< cahouti “ : en is w ed == Up between a man and «a lit) my heart, nor brain, nor soul. I shall | e es Gusikoff, Violin; Max Steindel, vos “Gente ey ee ane CT; ao TH IS I8 | = peeseny: ‘ik is ane: then shoulders are se ~~ ‘ther qnuslensees 4aan qhe y have lived together a asl praise His name evermore. : | Cn iil ak aoe ee nie Cello. ) Serve ot. and at Collssum belneD L 0 N D OX mber of years. Barnum had| “Time compels me to make maed —none good. P WED. EVE. APRIL 18TH, ODEO™ performance. I | perceived and coped with. Not eal?” ; : ices: $1.75-92.00 ET apMITS Nights 500 te $2 $2 pairing | Joice Heth was 161 yeurs| note short like myself. ourselves. on quality. OD pny Be + - Piano Co, $1.00—TICK 2—81.00 te 92.50: Wed tet. Mate. | cine A _— | * ORC ae ee cae os b. F i ee oe a a [ —- to | know that there ie still time Po Many times that he would| (Copvrieht 1928 br the Press and Puititzer | i——-- 1005 Olive St right—the next. Cos.. the New York World = it se & courageous sceptic in- | Publishing “he Post-Dispaten.

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FRIDAY. 7 APRIL ¢. 198% 4 ; 26 ST. LOUIS: POST-UISPAICH The City Circulation of the Daily POST: eS alone ShalthaneSe He — that of =e Daily y Globe Demmaere and the Times Combined. ee ee Saas a See - , _ *: —_ . _— —-—— —— ———— — : pate a ee > +_T) : HELICOPTER, RISING STRAIGHT G. J. Gould Continues to Improve. who is il] here, continues to improve > . ‘2 . nday Post Ji +. pat LC By the Associated Pres is fe ras decreased ye COP an SS or Non ee Mens . en i ~ece : His f ce ——— : a a ee . Vt Advertisers ae . . APS SS. We ‘ —_ x . " > 2. ~~" & “ys ~~ . ~ S ™ Re SOAS _ _ os a : ..” . — Sens Pak : Ys 4 : : sey ° %- ws = ye ane oes a5 =, ‘ . ~~) i a . : a. a xi q Odea or in the air without a running start. While the flights were not of an) great duration, they proved, Dr George de Bothezat, inventor of the machine, said, that with the new engine which has just been installed ; the machine will reach great heights ; Pepular cushion-shaped and will be capable of making short : ; re a trips from am patine to another. ; aa — solid white gold Wrist De Bothezat pointed out that as; ~ 8 | | Wateh. with dependable, the pilot, who is Thurman Beane, ; : - : , : z : formerly commandant at McCook ; a} 1. jew eled mov ement, hand- Field, becomes more er ag with ; r Se , “ earved: special for Satur: e licopter, the flights are more: : ” , = teeny ‘ E dav $16.00 On Dec. 18 last the first flight was 3 ; / ‘ | made and lasted 1 minute and 45 Another Saturday special is oval-reetangular, es wnich time the ma- white gold Wrist Watch, hand-carved, with de- chine rose between 6 and 8 feet from ‘ : the ground. ' pendable jeweled movement $26.00 Additional trials of the halicopter are scheduled for this evening, when Both of these offerings are well worth your , ) : Ss Bae : it is planned to take the machine up |— . : : Bi : bso 3 woz" o = SS * . ; in the air for more than 100 feet. | ; atte ntion.. , es ee ; : “It behaved remarkably well this morning's flight. and we have | é : i great hopes of sending the machine |; We Invite You to Open a Charge Account up to hitherto unreached helicopter | * With U's altitudes,” declared De Bothezat after | = the tests. CONSPIRACY CHARGES IN MEXICO | Z By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY. April tine | | than $0 persons were arrestegl Last ae i) ~y i - . . : st s . OTR | ‘, Map Showin might at Santa Julia, a suburb of OLI\ Ee ohare wiles ne : ii Pp - eouti s Orne Ee Mexico City, engaged in a meeting | = ior : " if By HENDRIK. which the authorities charge was | ® : it’ : Neild for the purpose of plotting)? las oo Sa ! i Author of “The Sto: against the Government. hae PTS pers if orright, 1973, by the @ { \ t hie heg nning of April ! see ROYD’S SUBWAY STORE—=——{___—_— ] ee a of the ca Dependable Merchandise —Sub-Normal Prices—Always - eek to meet Genera a) Jobnston, Subway Sells for Cash Only No Subway Deliveries : Carolina v ith reinforce ments. Ge SS . 7 : e). : — : ne. A ‘ ae -~ Sos > ~ . yPAee " Od ili . «ay . o ys ’ ‘ $e £ A - i ‘ ws . : > “if or 3 20 — ~ ) rc « a . s Mire AGP BT PER ST yore Se epee BC. , , oe; 2 2. a” : 4 : 7 ‘4 >> ™ a. iy 5a 4 rd ¥ d : — = ee eae ea a ad : DN. ree x ut - eS bie Mh Bo “a sax = 78 : Phin . aN iis. aiecaemmaananne “ a a are MEE mete Hee ae ee eee ee ee Se eee cf ee J a zs . 4 aN a. t e a » ee oe * di — - - = —— — = _— — - —a — — — es = — oo oe re ee seen nes weil 7 “+ — “ca 5 “ regi roens ¢ pes wat: @ L228 Teres “@ Ficwse mew ha +2 Seizing the ra lroad Sess the Southern leader was ¢om i west. Sheridan's eavalry follow 44, See of the ninth of April suddenty , u ay necia t federate army at Appomattox (‘a « 1 from—Lvinchburg, toward whieh t g | | his weary Soldiers to drive the iiienser Suits ee Yo can go to a re/tabl/e retailer and get the same quality as vou find here at ope of f driving them baci Bond S, but we believe vou will pav that ret: tiler $10 to $20 more than Bond’s price. The MMENo possible chance to retreat," best way to find this out—to be really convinced, is to make a personal investigation. Then — part of the stat Lea ho vou will know as thousands and thous: inds of other men do, that Bond’s tailored clothes are } its. where le bed ae inten Coad . f yr S Yin all that Bond claims for them and more! MEMES articles of surrender. Grant tr his sw ord. & toke ‘Tl o* the ai imrratig il af his unsuceessful Wival. ‘(ons F L i raw from, the S x me commag rom Our Own eee’ trom, the Reuthern comma ~ at mocerTtnL Wariare ws af . ik 3D A a, ff We Sell D irect to You Tailor Plant eeetie. Tha oie vine Mor an army of clerks with addi That is how we make it possible to save $10 to $20 on Direct to You NUL PMMES! stoke, without the firing of $30.00 Values $35.00 Values | every garment vou buyhere. We save that amount in distribution, be- i= | oe * - gerbes. se $ cause we sell the product of our own great tailor-plant direct to the itt Macted fart their houses \feanwht wearer through our own mighty chain of distributing stations. Everv S| ate President, had fled from 3 unnecessary expense of,marketing our merchandise is eliminated— Johnston's army in North and vou derive the ultim: ate benefi! in price. Then, why spend a need- p he pend for the mountains ahd @ $40.00 Values less amount elsewhere? Se tae used. saying that his men“desae 2 wit anv lo nger. Why date fer All models—single and double breasted—new Spring styles—a en Johoston met great variety of patterns in light and dark woolen S. W ol later acoie e Show Only The 2-Pants 7. Gabardines, $18.50 Suits Very Newest Styles F the Confederag An exceptionally useful Coat at a very special price. BROWing that the exh Bend - oS ae , , aod Wy Dena ow z id down their arms ang Meanwhile. President Davis 4 puth. but in Sonthern Georgia he A pees ‘lamation had @& ACC: re ee in the ass en ee ee ee ere vy : Lag Da ae « b - tow ’ a. J ’ . + of Whien he Was enti . . ’ ox . > - nants 4 7 ‘ Abst AJ idaSili n enter. i ney are eet nn .* av: Nl ** of a ae . he x and sent te pr orkaees Mo * 5 -, > e ~ar- N ’ +} . . . = ing ay : an . ™ > ; a } ry? »} - ‘Ff fF S'4 fit h e ae as ; id s~Vvies 5. OW : r’ =A reas ‘7 +. _ — air pae me , t . in . nai i? a! rt sf nel . T : ., ‘ W Yr] > - - - . - . = , . ‘ » - a? -_ - - vi P > + _ a -. / : . — fs . . = =p ane Spe a : me that the Seeretarv of War ¥§ ‘ = . ® ™ + . ™ * ii ¥ =i / ne T ivi are 4 ey :? ST ty o , . 3 Me . 1 \% ¥ é ’ ' - : ’ rr ary ri see > ) ' LF} 4): _= Rae : owey “4 ;* “ f ee ee . Bee is SP t Oe o. 7 “AP Stn du Ee gaRRNII. te MGR’ aMiRRph nicht ade PRN OE Pat AA ry CE? Sore Bape Ney LP ee, Ben SE ese ' Then he was released © re. 4 = r As, . —_— . rn] li. ‘ . : ; ar Values, Cc 3 for $1.25 Aig | g Reieye-as ls a eis Ohana eit a oe - rss |} ¢& “ted he oo ie ies don't : ws . Meus a f — : : y Y , > TT 3 tT : jirs or : oa : ‘ is > = s A ciel TRF ad ua VJ ic. ai : ; Ss - Ife tire rele *\ i] other we , ; ; - _ oa ‘ i us. Cs raat agains ‘Aum Was sec Some imperfect—new close-knit fibers in a great variety of new stripes and solid colors, including many new Egvptian patterns. | . 2 ee Miss sissippi queen g many yptian pattern Is “T Time” A Bond Feature e (TonBe C ts iopper iime , : See Silk Shirts ; Whine Ohi. Gabardines de . || « Hand-Made | Eee $3.85 Qualit $1 85 | oo i é | tor 9 2 Rag cncnichare persone ae a en | Buttonh oles rk Island Operating Chief Quite. | Qualities, 4 T. Mea-- $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 Qualities \W hite Shy Iirts—neek! rand an, } charg? of Oo De | W hites solid colors and st ripes in att : av hed STV le ~ in? T? er Cari rea, } ~ ig . Foc ie [ala ng] . ' ho ¥,- ro - - jerseys and baby broade sloth silks. | fords, of yery rood qualit x ‘> 2 signed, ef ck lseland oftfi- Hosiery, 50c 7S5c, $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities Imported lisles and pure silks—semi-fashioned and full-fa —some imperfect. te, ORI rig Re te ee ee ane e enna . eb : thy e.. . Ce Ta’ “tes } os “% Py ‘ . ee ee EA x) al way saat 4 . RT Fy AS Spring Caps, $1.50 New Spring Hats, $3 * $2.00 and $2.50 Qualities $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 Qualities ie = A New shapes —< i ¢ AQT ira! le sha: New patterns—desirable shapes. light and dark tans a ACCRA Me Vee ; 2 2 al . ; id = =” 4 P Lal MG Kh RRR CI pa ge ARSE ASD Lag EAB A TOO Op DMAP F ind rravys mia! . P So Arcade Bldg. ol a, eee Olive at Sth St. fying glass. reveals the Open Saturday Till 6 P. M. nite hand-stitches that give style, shape and . ¥ } F te 4k + aneastorn (* ins “rT , . nn 4 Bo d-Richard : se Bie Poiedo Cowisville st. Lewis sone 9 strength to the button- y son Vetrot Pittsbu yy fodumhbus A ansas PY holes of a Bond garmen # Olive and Sixth

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ce lap ee Raggy BBO ee ee et eee a ne Ne IR! La SO ete ee em em SPORTS, MARKETS Saay Post~ Dispatch | | ? ertisers Recejve | — ge PEE CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION a WANTS, REAL ESTATE those in any Other "St. Louis Newspaper. |} \ az 2ST. LOUIS.“ FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 6. 19: PAGES 27-48 AMER! CAN HISTORY F OK CHILDREN ee _ = FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1923. ~ — sen Ie: a a ee ee ae eer tat: oe ee ee Oe er bral Lee Surrendered at ApS When © There Was. No Hope of Driving Back the 2 Federal Forces or Retreating. —— LES TRIES jo &Iicrn pe PETER: BURT Map Showing Appomattox. By HENDRIK VAN LOON, : A EZ aE Author of ie Btory of Mankind.’ | LLL A icaneriehé 269. we i ‘ N the veel of hae 1 aa a Ae ae before the Union forces had malitely hemmed him in. SO stealing out of the city by night, he marehed off toward the South to meet Genera! Johnston. who was comme vn i. from North A with re fore ements. General She ridan upset Lee’s plans pwhat by seizing the railroad along which he was advancing, "Es the Southern leader was compelled to turn toff toward | ist Sheridan's cavalry followed closely, an n the morniny mae te minth of April suddenly appeared in front of the Co: fel tte army at Appomattox Court House, a small town not far « : h Lynchburg. toward which thev were ded. Lee ordered : his weary Soldiers to grive the enemy back, but the Union oopers drew off to one side, disclosing a solid mass of infantry ) at : leir rear. Cre a “No hope of driving th em baek, or of cutting a way through. The F Yo possible ehance to retreat. with Petersburg and he whol Then on bern part of the state in Union hands. It w: . & Lee went to the McLean house in the little village of . hes are Mmatiox, where he had an interview with General Grant and signe meme articles of surrender. Grant generously allowed Lee to keen hi sword, a token of the adimiration } C fel4 for the military (emits Ba his unsuccessful ‘wival. Consider Ing the resources he had to ara from, the Southern eonmmander I H Ld accomplish (| Wwiracles moaern warfare is after all not much ore than a problem in ti ith metic. The side with the most men ane Re most supplies must win in the end. Tt mran army of clerks with add) fetake, without the firing of a done in that way @ Richmond was now evacuated, and the Confederate. soldier ‘ farted for their homes. Meanwhile. Jefferson Davis, the Confed ene m@erate President. had fled from Richmond and gone. to ‘joi en- : Johnston’s army in Nortl Carolma. He ordered 34 hnston head for the mountains. and go om With the war, but Jolinston fused, saving that his men*desired peace _ were not willl peat any fonger. Why die for a cause Which is hopelessly lost { a few days later, Johuston met General Sherman and signed ¢ rmistice, and a we ‘ke later, Hee the same terms of surrender, Which had bee offered by General Grant to General Lee. Then bther divisions of the ‘onfederate army, seattered throughout the . ; South, laid down their arms and the war was oWer. ' Meanwhile. President Davis -had attempted to eseape to th . - If | ath, but in Sonthern Georgia he was erg “. aa ; hes that : 4 5 () , Satitfaction pe and a = ‘ . : _ ree ! alevtieh ; button- | a Es i Delivered j ' (,uaranteed 4d garment. . <y 7 ' : Northwest Corner Broa 7 AV and W ashington

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ed. : a # The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combin — PA — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ace 4 P . P . rye so ee ‘ a a Ff 3 . ” ct n : me ‘ , % : wf 7 g : e appreciated the compl! ; ‘sa : th. ok ee > » . « . H ," anos tet ty : an pa oe : eae eres aint eth ARCs eat”: Bae. tages et tect ae ane a Se nm ~ Soe Sree an * oes ie. 4 inl me Met $e ew we ot een A a ee —— —_— Stunningly Charming Are These Fox Chokers A desire scarce to be denied, when the spifit of spring- time creeps into one--and for just that reason we are offer- ing thern one week at attractive reductions which make them — —_— the more enhancing. Platinum Chokers, special price. ........$ 24.00 Blue Wolf Chokers, special price........ 24.00 Platinum Wolf Chokers, special price... .24.00 Beige Fox Chokers, special price......... 60.00 Platinum Fox Chokers, special price...... 60.00 Dyed Blue Fox Chokers, special price.. 60.00 Natural Silver Fox Chokers, special price, 120.00 Natural Blue Fox Chokers, special price, 120.00 aij EN THOUSAND Chevrolet dealers and service stations are organized to render you a standardized Chevrolet service wherever this wonderful car may take you. fashion with the wanted shades o black and urday for Pure SILK Woman Voted Not Guilty, Rp Agere but Declines to Comment on Result of Prosecution Under Syndicalism Statute white ¢ Fhe following St. Louis dealers take pride in offering you this service as another reason why you should own a Pe ee Oe | Chokers, Too, inEvery Fur and Priced Equally Attractive Russian Fitch 2-skin Chokef -ow.... é OS jae : >. ie - —= German Fitch 2-skin Choker. 0 Gy | ; Australian Opossum 2-skin Choker.... Eastern Mink Stone Marten 2-skin Choker Baum Marten 2-skin Choker Hudson Bay Sable 2-skin Choker Russian Sable 2-skin Choker “Sirs of Denendable THE LEPPERT-ROOS lIabel in any garment is an assur- in quality, style and workmanship. sit J the Pl 7it WAS We are now locaté blocks west of A A A rr x ng | ¥ . ) ’ ' : ,\ } Oe Da A ee ia te sportation and Service For Economical Transp comumemmemenns newspaper giving Associa The Grinham-Johnson Motor Sales Co. 1163 S. Kingshighway Bevington Motor Car Company Hoffman-Dicks Motor Company 5614 Delmar Boul. 1645 S. Grand Boul. pre MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co. 6320 Delmar Boul. Orthwein Motor Corporation 2920 Locust Boul. Phillips Motor Company 2127 Lecust Boul. Wells Motor Company 1 U7] 7/> Belmont Motor Company Seventh St. and Park Ave. ance of perfecwion ANOTHER THING. TOO—Now is the time to store your winter furs. Our storage department is splendidly equipped to care for vour furs thru the months to come. STORED in DRY, COLD AIR and fully insured in every respect. Big Four Auto Company ° 3199 S. Grand Boul. Repairing and Remodeling by Experienced and Master Furners Century Auto Company 7502 Michigan Ave. Flint Motor Car Company FURS 4714 Delmar Boul. EXCLUSIVELY "SERRE REBARERER EE AAS SES 8 8M i Ga~ , . A.G.SOLARI, all 00S ° President 899 WASHINGTON AVE. Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co. 5929 Easton Ave. 3008 N. Grand Boul. z eS = LL = NW Prcund jj) } 314 N.Sixth Stl [TF Zreeund’ TESTABLISHED 189 8ff 314 n.sixth st] 14% Ceecuact | [314 N.Sixthy CERILEMEA'S ACJUSTED 17 RUBY & SAPPHIRE JEWELS ee eee ee eee ame OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL8 P.M. |. ELGIN & ILLINOIS hae lhe | WATCHES RECTANGULAR WRIST WATCH ‘nm uveguated J 1 rRrtNL als - Pty r Oeor “Leader Weve «old creat " ; 'o ,euar gvaranteed casen, both plain : | ' these «ftunnivg riat - peo Nahed avd - numbers of - . > » . . hy a tech aceter eis nr ° ‘ ~ oe > “er ee ~ ' , : " "25 4 * . - Pn res oi '? ot , — Z Pro -_ ther . ; ae ; ie a ’ . ° remarkable va!l- ' : . _ {; aire if sau . - a ’ - ' 4 _— " os ., . 4 , ' . : : - _ = Sy oe went « (4h0T sat e s Me Abd 4 . 3 4 ‘ $ y titmekeewer ties SIZE —~ PERLA ‘ , s ; a ’ wt et if theee “MO VEMENT— , fe zi » Selld white 7 ee gold ~mall size - SMALL. pl ote oe » - OR Ra * *. ra * ~ : + soe ‘ > : ; *s ie iS wer. ehee a R #4 el ’ a | ae : ; ; ~ ‘ - “ooo oid | | * me. “A eee ° ee an wre eS ty Lee o™ i " . , sa . 2°. 2 2 2 = + . rr | A AAA OO eee AAA ates. Pe ord » SE stp Sa ASSN RN PP ae i Bi * > i ad Rah et RRP ey. Sette oO (au FR eK eA eta ee “314.N. Sixth St HewWe Payer Were iia? reve uticr things the fa) Beep their com, “se tha hed het heen biade ahd hela two dave Par STUDENT GIVES OWSLEY A wift Legion fommamior Vietin: of } i fioee foe Calva € tebeem® tee Steees Py the Aseer @te® > os MA TCON Feist ty |“ A toe Rtudenhte a echo! whe pravtiveal eee ur I en * met ns Fes eaten a ae ceutia = yy oR Mi ASHE rae Foods with parti: can never give the ¢ ferer permanent reli bran get Kellogg's is ALL BRAN! \ why give your syster further into disease: IS SCIENTIFIC PARED TO RELI ING HUMANITY,” DOIT AS NOOTHE the ; . Ge SN ee eR SU Phietiner' “ > Th a . hn yi >* ib F olid Gold White The must tmpertant «vings event ta GENTINE DiAMONDS ae *ver G@aeunced’ An eppertuaity that all levers of these Hundreds of charming NE mys By ectek LIBERAL of eff geome will «elcome ent TERMS. tee’ clect frum-—the mowmings are ail eleveety executed im LS-harat «alld w vets gvll—tte Diamends themselves ite tell eof “tife.” All are ef the ernul« vite white perteet-cut variety.

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- FRIDAY. a APRIL 6. 1923. The st alk Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH | alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. Ke eT ‘ , ™ . ; — === : 4 COURT REFUSES, TO ANNUL ing 3 gon valued at ee ea tea: , ent ash at ened boulevard and / By the ated Prees a6 tie ic a ae cs mall mat thea Cy ‘ ——. ‘ Pr .@ ; YT a -ar cn “it » . = ‘ . ‘ % of rOY IOTs. meeting sitet © i€ ’ * greens chi ; ; a4 a ~ ne of one o(evexey ose, eXeKereeverereverelesece eo ererer (e ) ier OOOO x COOOGe) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 20 TIT =~ | —— ee al - — —_ A Farm Congress to AT as ies ST TST lL AMMO EM ML LOOT TT TT PO Eu Lee Kansas ( ity. - FRIDA APRIL 68. Sess. ’ Saturday's Feature in Our Delightful Hosiery Department ROLLINS HOSIERY standard makes as Miller. Ajax, Firestene. Riverside, and other well-known makes we aareed not te mention. at the old prices. Our foresight in baying before the advance tn fire prices enables us to sell at these low prices. sco us befere vou bus A 30x53". ae abril 3854 Overstre FABRIC $043 7% 7 KIVERSIDE $5.75 sone ng — oy COKDS Plat tt ?5 try gz , | | OVERSIZ} at\ a; aed a? -? IF -— - $4 , ’ é é ft —— ‘ a § ".*. \ ie ‘ ¥ ‘ \ - 7 ‘ Foe a 44 » ; é d j ‘ ee ' / ) , ; oa? ’ - im : j 2 3 - i oe r - Sei de - pd t o"e"o™ . x *°,° Soa! Rivt RSIDE CORT» $7.95 MASSIVE : LL TS |} > Psa _————— | S414 Oversire — +. | j A custom tailored sui; . of fine’ worsted jn brown or drab, $50 *« ~~ 4; ua il IT be elas Want Car a Scene Aeon re ate, ete aide anal ; i. _— =p iow a Sie abl ge tom “ a COLT MTT RT a ealers and Pure silk, fashioned Hose of the tavored IE pees black and white. Regular $2 quality, Sat- urday for ke pride in il AY er reason | ty | We Specialize in Matching Footwear erererersete 2 en ag Ree Re Ee —s t = “_ ~ _ * : an a Glands St Louis’ Largest Women: Speciaity Shop $25.00 aa Saturday—the Banner Day of the Week in Our ()s A 4 : i Timo" sealant OR A OE 2! ae ocak a eR a A oe > eee” Se et ee ‘Abe Place to Buy Shoes” 7lil WASHINGTON AVE. We are now located between 7th and 8th. / 2 blocks west of our former Jocation. » on ot = . « ° mn err, F&F TINTS SP er Fer TRPry) ere S LC) er GH TT 6 RT MT, \ ub = — ——————_ © em ox ple [eq in TOs ioe ali ped and figu ] Spec pease THOMAS W. GARLAND Straightlines Sport Models Raglan or Set-in Sleeves Q-* 1 Q.75 Quite the Most Appealing Versions of fhe More Sophisticated Adult Models. Developed of fine Polaire, Bolivia, Velour, Overplaids In al Variety oO! Pleasing Colors Sorrento, lan, Chocolate, Turkey Ked Sizes 6 to 1b JUNION BECTION, 3D FLOOR--BROADWAT 1909-11-13 B I a AY THRU TO SISTH ST =

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FRIDAY, «age : . , ™ é he Dail 'v Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ssa IL. 6. 198 a , 30 ; ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The City Circulation of the _— uil¥V * POST. DISPATCH alone Ap proxy ate iy F- quals thi it of “— a ee — — eee ——_— mw eee dep ate MissoURt CUTTING NEW CHANNEL xo" "2" soneowse go 3a —_ - 1 [See ERSTE THEORY FOUND | —a‘‘new dish” | [fC te” OO ae a) SS al AAY HAIR DARK ederal Government h: either au lise a4 nm thority nor funds to prevent erosio leged, ' 1 1 This has solved the oatmeai by the Missouri irs problem in thousands of homes. io be cutting Stew raisins and mix with the cereal after it is cooked. Add the Frrneh \ ie ’ | earding eit " a lea ’ ' SS S , ’ ‘ hw 2" ati Is Saee0 chp * ¢ ie = AS gt : — . : . . —_ om me - : ’ gram : the local Chamber Atchis: Topeka & Santa F\ | SUT) A TO 2 teal ie parades WETS Se oe Pe Pitas ial iE SE SES ERE CE —= oe bee es Se ey S| , . Grandmother's Recipe ; Bring Back Color and BPestre to Hai *n shade That beautiful, ev« ¢ hair ean only be had | » mix: ire of Save : : i Your hair is your ¢charn 5 a ~~ ' Seeded or Seodiacs l ‘ , ee : = = ; Seeded, i fins J2 0: - ua or mars the =. LS = turns gray or streaa:‘ Ask dealers for BUY NOW—PAY LATER ; ee 2 : ia Reation or tWo of om D id \" ca ‘ Br ¢ enhances its appearance eur 1 a ~ ~dients at a small eost, -all A LIMITED QUANTITY— : ; : though if es . MEN’ s 5 SUI : | 2 SS \ | or use. It is ealled Wyeth’s ENOUGH TO LAST FROM 38:36, —2’ ro sive | 3 ae = } : { Guipbur Compound.” This TO 12: 30 O’CLOCK xX mprammt o38" | : ADVERTISIMENT ; | vuring l variety af | giways be depended upon to bring = . nredi i ia ; was . mcs Sutt nted «t / POL an us.re c New ‘ reuiat .¢ ; a i : re ‘ fa r« 4 @) . cat , 7 ‘ Belter han Galomel say ry aan ‘DP de- 7 its) “5 siete dias pparent! a eal I terial Us} ~ $975 50 | " im NTaid Sport Coats “ Ta nd Wraps-—-ne Spt it ’ @ > : »% ‘ How , 4 ira S ‘ i at ; Saif | r 4 i) ' | ‘ I 4 ’ . , | . ; . : ; ~ . _ ~ af ' ca sal S oF ia ™ ‘i ¥ PAs " | 7 ‘a ’ ‘ . ; . . " 3 paren : tT ~» i Mey . re ee cate a a VY ORE — There Are Two Ways of Learning the “pp © SD i] l= | from shir, a: Harm Substitute Or Hl Ay Value of Accident Insurance | l. F "Tate Ll Lhia i ?a a etl Vou about ) + g ossy and iustroas., > s ri Aceident No Exchanses. No Refunds | ) “a tess scuneeonae Seed with ealon : Poli nla [Tbe pleasant ‘tle to} +he : — tte - Sa fe gett WORK that will be t SANT and PROFITABLE watch ————— Oo — ‘ . - : . “4 ‘ : . ~ .— ooke ; . : ~ : - : ‘. : ’ ; ~~ ; ery f , P £2. , ryr peesee' ar +} _-O ‘3a ie | 7+ ~ at . | * ; _ —" & & > _— = —e & & re } ‘ aU kh wo ae +. PO ER apron a: ee wens TT ED, > a, ? * ela ; 2 ee . . : een ies : ps Gli ae ee , 4 ° 4 -*. ‘4 , | | tu 200 Migh-Grade Spring Sil). : tae 7 | ‘ere | sore > Takes ae eee Speing Siiks | ~~ >» | : “4S, dt a Olg pri ice ce mnenanine 1, these a ne en - * 4 a . = 7 “ » + - it «TOO new Spring Dresses - . ie iia va . -- ; “- ~~. OT _ een SP Oot es ” i _ : > ' , : .« ’ a “ ; . . . . \ nab le Dresses, and W e up to $29.7 5 sale bos ro: SS | ne winar a : . . 2. lew, vr + “ % ° 1° a } " iis . ‘ _ ‘ “ee. _ —— &.3¢ to | Hig sega : : | > Very ioOW price. $ ee \ ? t \- chatges oR Refunds. a. — ~.. °° . CR ae “SSAA gr serge ee : pak yay: RICTLY PURE. $3 to $4.50 Values | , cv » al thou | . Uress in this group : | unusual value. ' — Soe " WE Cer es ies ‘ . Peneans Proocts @ , | S M P S O N | , We c that . A are sure that Coat values to match these have not been offered this season. Strictly Pure Malt Syrup | 3 ) ; 7 cumety $e - a are Coats for street or sport wear, of plain or plaid materials, also Capes 8 43 5 5 a a SOE. 0, oe La he gral 0 Ay aati. eb OM ye r Wraps of th al : : on > . the wanted cloth and silk fabr Ss ‘. 2a8 More strength—W > i as . ple tes - 2 . SIR 2420TICS. tyles and workmanship typica! of use an tnfenor | . = Hosiery av a 2e gh Wel Standard, of course , . r -P tr r low price. In the want ed . ae 5 , - ' ” . a SS TTT st a ancy Suits—Excellent Values at $25 and Up 3 ae 7 Genuine Ma!r taste , Tay irs 7 x Tr : an | ’ INDEPENDENT PRODUCTS cr = 35 S. Breadwar, St. Leeia. “y Phones - Mdney 1300—Victer 3212

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FRIDAY, ; . | R ‘ Parris. 1822. The City Circulation of the Daily POST: DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and me Times Combined by | Approxim: itely 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH BL) CAPRIL 6. 1928. ) iE ee ciate ts sescieiaaietiaiiaa'de | nn ee aban - ae EMENT. | "ass ae nuing vot ¢ . sovEnTis —_VLENINE: HAS aN INCURABLE we Anti- Mas me ‘Bil Passed, Pome eee. hs Rage: ¥ which it) PARALYSIS, TWO PHYSICIANS SAY st. PA a ag “passed mt en ueees tee a Russian ovies Deaiator May Die at the Cain anti-m: 1g na Dill without a) Governor Ans Moment or Linger Indefi- 4 if Vv 1ES : i nitely, awe 3 Assert. 7 Daas he A Ssor iated }’re tIGA, April 6. Tw » of the phvysi- | Y “. : ne Sy Pr? i Cian: wine h: Va hee r) in adit: ndance . Pes. . Firat nm Nikolai Lenine, the Russian so- Mees 6 59 a fe obs _s . dang bars em oat “ : lier, Dr. von Struempe!l of a tnother S Recipe eipsic and Dr. Nonne of Hamburg, are returning home by way of Riga. : g Bring Back Color and The ¥ spent about 1060 days in Moscow. H “hile reticent concer ning Lenine’s — bay s t r e t O a i r condition, they nevertheless clearl\ eecagt Gags Se iiiicee ’ imated that I Yr ‘niyvht Syst soc ° x rae > indefti. Rarict BEES 2 ae oe teres 48 Bee ; —————e the Premise =| 1, s beautiful, even sbade of dark, die at any moment or linger indefi ite It ‘ ’ } : yes | . ; +? , Z y bait can only be had by brew. © . iy, and that the paralysi: On Purchases Up to 820 « ; pixture of Mm ¢ ve te a and Sul- wr titeds he is suffering is ineuraly No Red Tape, No Dela», Satisfaction C.unaranteed. » -¥K is your ch: ifr, It ind must ine itably cCuiuse main . / . ALTERATIONS REE - ** .. Your hair Fi Ww - 7 ” a , ; so. Bi, Just Feel at Liberty to Say, “Charge It” . or mars the ace. hen it eninge is bye iIngg carertully gQuaited . , turns gray or stre aked, ju st an and even the attending |} s1cliians ~~ 8 CAPES—DOLMANS 2 eypers in] peryn r Tor * cry tng . 2 ton or two of Sage and Sul- must have a : enhances its appearance @ hun- visit, ven if Sits are mude sev rea J SPRING COATS afold. ti! me: ; daily. ¢ og Won't bother to prepare the mix- ST ee in mew in the line $ 50 ake it To 3 we; YOu can get this ren us old ; MOSCOW, April 6.—Nikolai We- ; eee eee cute Gene grt + * ease improved by the addition of line continues to improve, according 4 casion, These are extra special y : . ¥ a” ingredients at a sma! ll cca? all to the physicians’ lletin Last eve- values at the low price of = a OUb 7 ocer é Acie ahmed ee) Sera adres eine ni: a hehe 0 on a xed atetharen tin Caen i - ~ eras aries’, . wale tented ns’ bulle “aiy for use. It is — d Wyeth’s ning his temperature was 98.2. pulse Terma: $1.00 a Week Sa LADIES’ DRESSES 4 ” wp always be depen: de 1 upon to bring Though a sick man, Lenine | stil s x the natura! color and lustre of guides and swavs the ‘ommunist Beautiful styles and the season’ + hair. party, the controlling force in Tus- newest in colors. Silks, Cantons, a ee 4} c * de : agp ae re flat crepes, prints. Specially priced ses Wyet h’s Sage and «:.- ee +} ae ; body u ia, il the actior l Mosco prov- for Spring buying at 4 . * e . ' mpound ’’ now beens ise it Ce Ty ‘OnTerey? ' ayn ' »pie¢ is ; of L g th . Co In pal CO! sa f all ,J¢ ar i >} » . , . ; arnin e eng gO naturally and evenly that asa criterio: Sh ce a -— A Terms: $1.00 a Week 4 . a: | ee ' i i ji s eaiti ii RA-«s i ~} te 4 can tel) if has bec li app rjer of the (Scr Vr Sey ¢-T as € ep MEN’S All the latent atylen im apt sagas: jazz _ nsurance m : , oe on " the popular conservative models. I ran ge lp rere ne SY caente setter: tae «a8 imply dampen a& sponge or soft F 4 fe nent of MOTIUE & BOSCs AN >, Tow 1S : pewest materials and season's best bebe HE - id ul ~ fVI ] a enn Ba ating oes = a 4 af z4 x SA 4a ’ “a . ae y ts 4 sh % e j ". 2 / ", Me, os y gaa > C4 , a . ~ . " o- gS Co a A Wiige ty ZA 4 a7 Yue 2 > ae Z 4 z they Z - y 5 a a 4 7 Z ‘ . “ 4 ° : ’ 4 ° Cn x _e . tz Ap “i 4 4 P - i, ’ 4 7 ay . ‘ : SGI GA g Lg , af? Sts \ ila 7 Y Ze Tgp g th egy 4 Ff? . 7 ° = a Zz Ae " eA Z Vf “te 7 Y l/ 44 . L/y y : ¥ ‘nf “, aD “Tean “ ae “Ee Zt. e* 4 e - ity i uy J ° ; Aj az (fey Oe vA 7 > M4 4 Fy VE & A 4 y "oR dal 7 4 — P ' ” hod Mg C4 4 BMI % a Ad g 4 Pee, ig i > * A " wr, “4 ' e . " ,’ . _—— . 4, 4 (74 . @ 4 “ - a ; 4 r “4 2 . , 7 os Be ae ye Saw ““S g * eg ». ‘ 4 Ba teat y,% ; : - iy ’ 4 Y Z ‘ GH Yr, oY ’ % ts tg VY Ah ha ‘ * rs Z ee gh SW . ‘i " 4 . Z 4 Wa 4 YS< 4 7 fA ¢ 4, “S . 7 , a Z 4 A | ce is offered for One Week Only ndreds Suits. Coats. Wraps Dresses Fill out the coupon—hand it to your grocer. Now | Redular | It 1s worth 25c toward the purchase of one Reduced yi y A and ey 0 Dice quart can of Mazola. It gets you this remark- ively at Werll’s oe ee Be ae Pw ae eee OE. eA 2) Bee RR 4. PRO ~~ ee De ws able salad and cooking oil atabout half price, Suits, Coats, Dresses | Suits, Coats, Dresses Actual $15.00 _4Hour || Actual $27.50 f é Extra want you to give Mazola a fair trial. This is yo ‘I ur az 0 Sale From to $35.00 $ 4 D| Extra | . y 5 ; be ae ee to $25.00 8 to 12 j Ie | Included | opportunity to prove that Mazola is equal to any oil for salad dressing; Values | O'Clock | Values ees: that Mazola mayonnaise is smooth, rich and creamy, and will keep longer. SPORTS COATS of 10 fein new | COATS, CAPES AND WItAPS— 's, Camelatres, And remember, Mazola costs considerably less than expensive imported oils. sh; ads s of - helted or i eg 2 . a eae hr rtdny . othe Season’s most popular etvles. " . Sport an tllity a P % e Just 40 or of silk-l eed Suits—all shades all sizes—until lot err mats } is and | eolo Sill nd crepe lined For shortening you. will find Mazola 1S equal to rich, is sold o ni) é S in the newest side effects, blouse and box coat styles—some . : ° DRESSES—Ta ff ube Gilees, “Paisley Prints, Tricoshams ve new flare sleeves. Lovely Spring fabrics and new shades. J creamy butter, and you use less. ‘Makes your cakes and biscuits light and tasty. Alltym« Crepes, uf) an Prints, Crepe Romaine, Crepe Satin. Di SSI S feature.the kgeypt : ‘ . wosnaners Crepe, et Once you use Mazola for shortening, you will prefer it to lard and butter. ¢ ul its : Co oat S, Di y e & P Ps s And for frying you will find Mazola-cooked foods are more 3000 Girls & ' digestible. One reason is that Mazola can be heated so hot that the food is Actual $35.00 a 9" As) Extra Children’s instantly crusted over. This keeps in all the rich juices, and makes the food ” pi en eee wwe ——— wa Dee wee ~ © - -_- a - “ 4 -_ to $40.09 Sizes more delicious and tastier. Because Mazola does not carry odors and flavors es included C Q A T % from one food to another, you can use it over and over again to the very last drop. Merely strain it. Always remains sweet and clean. Cones Cc APES AND Shes, merle on e} Gatmeni, ee i ee" AND CAPES F ] ; SNH. es Mo: oe v } ur ane celand OX. noe cca , SUmPTS-—Newest blouses and box coat Style, and plenty of the new_3-} & Suits Littl Girls’ Car and ) ' ate vi at ues ie gt Lp PLO OO sige Attle sirls apes mame ‘ ° ; , en Vf} ee re nee, rere OF the EF coats — Wonderful Spriag bed you are not Satisfied in every respeet with Mazola, as aia aas ° gute etvl wort in to $129.59 the best oil for salads and cooking, just as we have stated in RPh wee ee eet Bi SSDS LBS Be GS OAD Pr Oe 6 he eae @ 6 this advertisement. your grocer is requested to refund your money Suits, Coats, Dresses without question. - All grocers are hereby requested to cooperate with us 9° E5D 00 5 32, 76) sa | and their customers in carrying out this guarantee, . O 1Zes - a ; Beautifully illustrated Corn Products Values Included EREEF Betfair A ora Pads CORN PRODUCTS REFINING Co. 306 Sovth First Street St. Louis, Me. BRE a. ee ee ae “ee COATS, CAPES — = ery vn Bolivias, finest vei and h Joe nad fox, cal ostly garments SUImTS— i hree-p-e: ¥2 I 5 a . ( Tritt : His 1, Me ' ’ ; | ro i DRESSES: AND COW \S—t ‘orgveou Sire t4 ; ; ‘ . | ‘ , 4 ew Ee oe a co See = % e < NOTICE TO GROCERS aie vA bead ee: We will accept this coupon, when prop erly redeemed, w th 6! ‘et at end a the purchase of one Guart or larger tm at be the housewite receiving the | sizes Of Mazola, Only one can to ,ature below certifies that you eacn family. Fill out and present heave sold to customer nemed herein one quert cen of Marco'a or lerger sized it to your grocer. Name ale: + SN ie Siplie oh de me & Wa 2. . ¢ *,. . at ~ Your Name Address Coupone cut from papers purchased from newsdeaiers will not be redeemed Dy we. Will Start , ' Send Coupone te Your at | os ae aan PRODUCTS REFINING CO. Address__ oon * * erry .. “4 : nd y Pug ERO i ee " - - - - ¥ “a . a § “ a . ’ - ~~ ~« _ . es | 1) SON'S —517-519 Wasnimaton AVE.

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e274 ~ et RPS REMOTE Mee - beet ee tee eet eee ee ee Oe Eee ee et ‘See Tes egge ets v % rs eR SERS SSS STL CPE CRELC ASSOC SESS Ee TAS Pee eF eeve ‘SRR PORE POH ATER te Fat CAR SR ia AS Pl a ge 82 = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee The City Circulation of the Daily ; POST-DISPATCH gone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Gl&be-Democrat and the Times Combined. FRID APRIL ref — OL etn Great fg Bad” SEUUND HERRIN Coughs and Colds | Make Your Own Medicine and awe the Best There Is. You 'l! Sav It’s Good When Al!! Mn- s Disappears and Clean, Healthy Membrane Is Your Reward. Here ‘as an 7 expe sive ome made : | - femedy that 3 ant Seat and one stop the snuffling, relieve the clogged i H rostriis mia g Ca and and Judge Indicates e cause « } bd. on" 4 persistent coug!s >» Wacate——ma Gms. over Will Complete Instruc- r gr Try right awa fy suffer fron . . Af Patarrh. Chest Colde er any irritating tions This ternoon. Tose ¢ a ro 7s & : i be £ ve un across this ttie 5b cf e ; 7 - ~ 4 - = Get from anv druggist. ong ounce of Af IN, Jil. Al , ——_P es j Ioan @ etrene@tih? .aa to t aq - 4 t) ‘ . * sugar and enough water to make ene half pint You can make ff tn two ~ 1errin Ss minutes and when it t# mixed ycu can 7 } Otic Price vourself on having a medicine that acts directiy on the membrane of the A5S)5S Attorr . Mose and throat and acts so effectively y are’ e) hat a phiegrn, a A g and inflam mation speedily disappears - - ADVERTISEMENT fu . a } 4 | “* ~ ~ \A Y} ( ‘ - c ST. LOUISANS TO OBSERVE/|., | tral A ; { pilgrimage past the » Te S =e rees marked with a gold star le. it- hy ngshighwavy heul vare : sug i’ . | 5 : I 1 Sif ‘eo vy wat } i Mulka Wh r 4 1) } , A } purchasing that new furniture : Ww ' ° the today? np un s g . , ~ . eS ~ § ble } cetaii« * * ae > > 6 . . > ° ‘ } + . N *> stu © > y > . T i ‘ _ ruil ; ‘ \ T ae | . +?) Use 5 finely =i olives and half of a chopped n oe thom 7 cup ——- Caine Guten Simmer mit fT) ‘* ) q a’ ‘ > or a . Trisc>? i." ? rc, ; | . then add one | no otis » go ¢ g . woes > — —— of the famous iperjured testimony to try nHnoce! ’ ‘ : , ‘ ooTs ] rT , > > ‘ The Deetor’s treatment is internal. * By experimenting for vears he dis vict t . i trie: ) prove fof these me vas | rig thing ' lowe this up ging nere @ mass } es defendants i Lester's Policy Condemne! Lester o - Oren - Awe oo , ; —. t his } : ADVERTISEMENT cs webek 63 és Make Your Own should have know : mitting suici ‘ ga [right to oper : i tect his roper P. D. Q. cause " m in is not a me! er of a You can easily make at homea ©" ries : full quartof the strongest bug-killer “4 . for 35c,enough to killamillion bed- Jor g roaches, fleas and ants. This: “5 (> recipe will not burn, rot or stain ™: clothing, and is entirely different : ai from any other formula we know a 7 of, as it will kill the eggs. - m of your druggist a 36c¢ package of 3 ( Pesky , Quictus P.D. Q,. then you will : . have the chemical made expressly to id Ho. |” 3 tela, Hospitals and dweilingsof pesky bedbugs “ °°’ : s and other insects. a anaes ee tpenhe with ew : r use of : ta] 4 Water i=? = Special Hospital nse | ey five gal- Massacre 1 njustifies lons. ased n sealed te ian # ar a tles. double stremyth. quid form ‘s Seid bs Wolff -W : : i a * i oe \ 7? ' & Dweiph Dree ’ 3 “l g es ll of be who — - ‘ou baven’t beard of the new treat. te a ap vent known as Dr. Leonhardt’s HEM. . . , ROTD. | : . 8254.58 rat eovered the exact cause of piles and READY FOR HIGH SCHOOL iN ‘hen went further and compounded retmedy that would remove the eauee ihr. Leenhard* Wants etery aunfferer 78 bere ft br his diseevervy an’ « ‘ ( ita 3 i } aie — [ete r New Apartment Console Model Queen Anne Period Design , “~ ~ — i >| a WE have offered many a fine Phonograph va:ue—sS 7 = — . } = ~ = Louis can attest that. But here is one that 1s more tnan a ™Matcnr ror ne t Dest Vaiue we ave ever U e ‘ - rou ¥ > “pee 2, r De - > '? uv’ yt 4 22 hear and see it * this beautiful instrument f- > ar ~~ -* i/o ew Ww 5S \ a . we : é shinets are hb ric mahogany and Deautifuliy matched walnut, finished with great care and are not the E , . 2 ro b smail atta rs this price would liead anyone to believe u a. . . , - of tine, large size, and the tone quality and volume are in ; . » — a ++ a . 7 . ~ —_— Divided ton, permutting dec e hemes, Ww ar , 7 ~ ee , ~~ —_—o- > -”_ - "T* A rT Ar vase, etc. | roved tone leaves in amplifier. lone d ~ ~ + > -_ _ a ~ ~—_ oe er ae & > ~- er. Silent winding. Plays all records. Compar ° —— . oa | | = — ~ ‘2 ~ > > ecoras ) oi OLOr is ¢ 2 iatee ea S D ~vaers P . ~ r ei » "2 + ' _ ers 2eS ceep i € us sho YY you tais 2 t Satis ar r‘recrr oF ee a el ae ° . ~ i Renrro . - _- Prano = aed . ‘ - — so eo 6 ee ~ rw —_ = * ~ oo : he pr $5 r r For STRENGTH. NERVi lefinit FORCE AND RED - &. ng 1 the Ria yt» e @ « o.* a Sons : as s LP > = ~~ 4 J ~ a 4 z= x x Ul ins N : as ‘ 4) . i 5 ee. “a* 4 ; . at for . st Pee os = -_ “ . se ehe - ¢ . « ~~ ° 4 “TT Wu _ ' = : . “. : ' ; > . to spiendid physical fitness hand te meet immediate demands . = Four Out of Five Pay the Penalty— Take Heed of Bleedin g Gums First, bleedins 2 o4 Us = Lhen comes Fyorrhea. Ne-ict means lost teeth, broken health. —_— + - = a0n t take chances: the ocas are too heavy arainst you. e Pyorrhea strikes four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, toc. Go to your dentist for tooth and gum inspection. Mrush your teeth itl s For the Gums. Ii used consistently and used in time, this Reiaiicdice will prevent Pyorrhea or check its progress. Forhan’s For the Gums is the formula of R. J. Forhan, D. D.S Used as a dentifrice, it will Sent your teeth white and clean and your gums firm and healthy. Itis pleasant to the taste. Art all druggists, 35¢ and 60c in tubes. -Forhans _ FOR THE GUMS oo than a tooth paste it..checks Pyorrhea Porwalis of RB. J. Ferhan, D. D. 5S. Borhan Company, New York aera ' WEDDING RINGS Vellew or Green 201 S edding Diamond Scarf 1.50 A MONTH SIGNET RING nd — irday Tul hs BROS.&CO. Second Fleer, 308 N. SIXTH Near Olive Walk Up One Flight and Save j NO MONEY Of \iso at $75, $150. $208 and Se ms Ce ae FRIDAY : APRIL ¢. 192° > > >. : + ETS Candi at lal tes, Swiss Pee { J oblate Persi L-] na be Black veka That pr amen iw é a "Ne wv *rarhis me ar t ° . . er e, U . ‘Tutti Frutti Light and nh tine : eh 1 “ eT ; An ¢ 7 r {2 | sSse ft : ' > oft Hazelnut ‘ - » sXe for sts rolled int ' supreme <1 Herz Candy Ships 512 Locust Your Choice for Only ** ; ofr \ SS ui Why. . YS oe Er At t NSS Si $ . 2 00 (Mhers at $50 and —- af ~< Lie. av iad j . Z —s 17 TERMS: 31 00 A Iiamond-Set Wrist W Prices. 12-Size Engraved™l 17-Spwel Elgin _ Open Face. Thies Medel 5 Wateh ef Exr ' Valwe. t. reer 25 Years. yea U- g ,esorted r poi sahed " ?% up-to- Guaranteed Watch Hus ‘Ss mak. *@- “ rjent— 7 rT everv « yants errect cme, aap Oo 7 Terms $3.25 a Mouth WATCH REPAIRING AND SPECIAL ORD Agonds nh pire oA ic Special ordery « | P. M.; Other Days ; Tt rae i) on Tr B ‘The Gid Reliable Original Hatch Credit House—Largest Second Fleer Carletom 3083 N. Sixth Strest Near Olive u t@ _ ct -< = | White Gold tem ~ 14-k. Solid Green Cli point quickly. ayer Vevete: OO { { { Hk POST - DISPATCH is the only § St. Louis evening newspaper civing $ Associated Press News Service. Whats the Quick Way to ———~“7 In the lives of almost every one comes the urgent call to reach “Which is the best quickest. way to go?” “Whefe connections be made?” Imperative tions! Yet they are just the kind are quickly, completely and sat answered at the Union oo ST. LOUIS eel ss pile Eee | Beil, Olive 1304 and 1305 Feel free to call upon us at any time for information, both passenger and J. L. Carney General Agent Union Pa GOOD SHUEO MOS HS 2/2 DSTESTISOSIOSSTOSSL 3:99S9S 309080009 Associated Press News appears ¢ the Post-Dispatch in the evening” paper field in St. Louis. : ~ - _— ~- ¥ ~ yaa” ties Wea Ss Bes : i 23 . "= =| + =|; Ol ee Se SS SS SS SS SD De ee get FREE! $5.50 Ameri Made Eleciric These Filieetric tIrens are Ame intest improvements, suck as asheates, tn«elated cord, whick are henvily nickel-plated te p yew ene of thus spiendid Elect in teomeorrew and get one. ft ix 500 ELECTRIC IRO feme with the crewds te Ba handy American Made TFTtectric “ifs” er “anads” — We mean ¢ purchase amounting te $1750 or these sturdy. subatantial, guaran Figte, tiline Wattham HMamtite WV atehes. in «tiver, gold sy redeced orieet we offer ATCMER, te reetacenher. Strles te coleet fram Puy §1 “Wear While You P. ed * . 808 P Ver Leeation Saves toe The POST-DISPATCH f Gewepaper giving

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an ores Seer ee ws ty Se Se ae ; a ee ‘ MRI. > A Aa ae , taseigiae a alia i ea) Rae cea, L Pepe f ; : a eee Ra a PRIDAY API 1g Daily The ‘City Gireulutior of the Daily POST: ORSrATOM alone "Excerds that of the Stor and the ‘Tree Combined be FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1988. oF voute POST-NISeATCH ‘BB RO ~~ Aaa ei ER AI CR ae ENC _ CENTRAL HARDWA BUHOING WITH YELLOW FROM] $11 N. Sixth Ypecials for Sati urday, Moeday thread Tuceday. Ftere apra Sat~ usday. iili 7 ea. 2d WE SOLICN Yo Approximately 40.000. — ——- — tase — —_ — ‘ 4 ‘ fez - 5 | 2. Alfa wf, Satie tht svwhe droannead evar? terri —s : teats =. - f. § * > . Wheat ahs frrilas ts earyel hermoantorwe fownehijr ver bes o4 ~~ . ; ; : OP eer cer rer eeee~eeee sae — ~ = . = f ’ es - : es ; . : " ‘ ta + } ° -~- f, . . ‘ nd Floor, Carleton a * SN PABA POA ASA OOS md PND mh SOSS1 AIS bend Porto. Bo ~ParBa ia - Wh a worde the @ar anal ar rm ‘a " ; mf Ay ‘ Tt. i ' fhHiale sear te Wrarea Sins ‘fare zinAs it hac Near Olive e q Sperials Increased, Cur- The “Melto” Way is the Most Comfortable Way to Reduce! RE no different from anybody You don't want to be fat, but ‘neither do you want to spend Your whole life redueitig. ca: elms iat Te ee te ee eee oe s ‘ Fo ee Flight and Save Money else. Sducation Ma’ ee SS 6 ee oe eee AV AY AY DY a AN Saturdayv ee UR Mah CARERS "Theat *« woh Tre TRIO el « WT ts i] Candies A rm ETS j// Candies Assorted rr et Hatoiates (Caramels. Bonhbons iil Slice Bit Patties. sil ' abn ho anh brs bk” probe wereeris ombhenees Three soar: Tligdmig hi ‘ ’ is ] ’ ALTO Te ALCOHOL BLow TORCH ‘lower, owed) vrver rernewer ~ | ‘ Phas, " " ; ; Sohn 1? thar ponsaiada rhe LSE SS ee er ee ee. PWY¥ PP PM ed So eT Eee Melos «it Bay ee eee . fen Helindwty,} ee stare ° , —— ‘ ; » eta eee 4 . ‘ / . ° ' > Lh ° - : ‘ «s*ees! . . . °* . 4 : ows . Pu rinth ‘ . redixe your Seow’? » ; arrrs a . ore -¢ ’ “ s 7 : ‘ rr. . > ~~ eo see or > . : . a ‘ ; ‘ - wet nate sos . tline F = . o e » Pree hee tanh, a in peiatsieia ‘ft =: * a” ; ‘ ; . . e ; > a s* Tw eT : . . 4 st? . st > “a . > > > . . * ” > ; ,, . . . . HES "REDIT NO MONEY DOWN “‘Lady Louise”’ ~ ~~ SPN TEATHUARR al dy ANF, oe oe a . CREAFFE. 5 LES REDUCING CREAM MOFGOHMETFNS YOR rORie FREE! ete eee oe our Choice for Only $37.5 Yr &, Werretl Drees iwntorse Yorn Yriaty Men’ Ss mes all +he For wate at the follow!tne kYorex Terr: T‘armons & Yiarr YY. Ce YT Noegent & TRro. wv. G fo = sc A(T Att Cie WD Ww : wi On TLEANER SIMONT? Yo! Serres. Vandervoort & Warnes — rE “2 Stir, (aer A Pwile: TN. CTIAMYPMIN c. risy VLIGNZ COMPISTE IN. ADJUST IEE ALTO VN ys WINDS) WIPERS te 9 ; 4 ' ; Diamon " hi Gold tops Rir Green Gold. Your cho! 63750 50 le Werner & Hilton c TORN root CFELERATOR IT WADE ER ZIV FRE. . nNATCH as, TO JACK. Sc These Fliectric Irens are Amerienn made. embodying all the ‘ latest improvements. such as evercee! iren rest, and %-foet tex. tnealated cord, which insures leng wear the lrens ere benvily mickci-plated te prevent rusting. Vie want to gire Jew enc ef theae spiendid Electric trens absolutely tree ome } in fomerrew and get ome. tt ix waiting for yeu. Rhea DADA 10 ELECTRIC IRONS, Saturday & Monday . Bwiied noe ip high krade, ri e with the crowds« te a i,e¢t yourself one ef these “TERMS: ‘$1.00 A WEE handy American “Made lleetric irens — Absolutety Free. Neo Set Wrist Watches at A} °08.0O11M > PHONES, "900.0110" ar PHONTS 12-Size Engraved Watd 17-Jewel Elgin Open Face. Thin Mode! Wateh of Exceptional alue. Guaranteed 25 Veurs, re: wei fi (cas tes u ifu! . eneraye y HSB rted swAtiern Or pP.aAin poi shed silt ‘lial \ njity, up-to ghe-minut: Guaranteed Watch for the business mm: Ploy: student- y aptie waa wants ' time at the tit re Terms $3.2 AND SPECIAL ORDERS Diamonds renrounted: old jewe'ry Males for Special orders cheerfully f 9:30 P. M.: Other Days Till 6.307 Inioch, Central 5052.-eor Bell, Maite’ mam Wii Cail The Gid Reliable Original Diamond Watch Credit House—Largest in the Second Floor Carleton Building 308 .N. Sixth Street Near Olive uickest Quickest of almost every one there oi, call to reach some . “Which is the best and way to go?” “Where should s be made?” Imperative ques- ft they are just the kind that 7,completelyand satisfactorily © iat the ym Pacific . ag OFFICE da Building GIL OLIVE STREET | Bell, Olive 1304 and 1305 _ Kinloch, Central 2841 5 a Month > call upon us at any time for trafie : both passenger and freight. J. L. Carney General Agent GENUINE, PERFECT 39 © posite tox cavinmen: DIAMONDS Twe especially fine mreupe of perfect, hine - white Dia- monds, set fm I8S-k. white gold or 14-kh. green gold hbosket settings for men or women. ay B81 Down and rl a Week. Take the Din- mond and the Electric Iron ome. $5.50 Electric lron Free’ Zs a See ‘SS ‘. Worth 825 Worth 8067.50 WATCHES $5.50 Electric lron Free Special waluce in Elein. Pllineois, WValitham ane Hamititteon VU atehes, in faney eliver, celd er pinin dials with green g ol! d-filled fancy engraved cnne a. Peary 81 Dewn and S81 a VW eck. Take the Wateh ang Eler- ric iron hermr. IAK. White Gold Wrist Watches $5.50 Electric Iron Free =f1T%, $50 ik wh “ rer tae? > Teed rer; a $31.50 $50 2 Ra a Py Ga oR ae Me a se A ‘hee ees . - sy $1 WE ww *az Tare’ Dhaba bbb bb bb bhaba bb baba oi’ - 808 PINE ST. er Lecavian ta0ex tien —Keacer— nto s . P rlene - ee. Ae “i + ~ aad > or oe 2 B: . Lae i -il e? 4 ™ ince tiles -+ 2 alg - Assoriafed Tess | Junetion when a went to court | the District made One Ward Voted No The vote aon WIM writ y far last Tuerda,y 'while that om the muiring a two thirds Vote rourth Ward. in negroes tive, was the ent to S44. The many Ward to return a majority againet liefeant of thie traits eechooal offic Op pomltton of the riegere the @xtran rate j mttritiiitedd bey pepiula’ which ta displeased with the eit: the negro sehoo! ariel if «a fa of citizens who thought if tHe nhle to Incrense the rate \ yen? ago { hie votera appr. the maintenance rate of £1 an: of #7 laheled for Aw ing purposes and underetand (xtra rate , for the rere ral find bital ’ telless of the eatra rate wae stopped hy group of citisenc There ja a standing levy of 50 eentsa on the 8100 for the eittiking fund in wnddAltion ta the other: rotten Minte Fle preme Htative Hleege «af ft Leuls County, who is interestad in P*revtactive A eaetiinticn charges of egtravaganece mriitmMmanangernient, againet the Wood Behool Hoard re [spe jariunary. hut oa nernterd the rye? here SPELLED 1816 WORDS CORRECT Hie Nenreat Pailed cm ¥ ord “UMarrncmicnsc.”’ . } e TF awrre * ‘ f cyeri gee titer Every line in these Suits bespeaks Spring—every mate- rial. tO, models, also sport and business styles, including the popular Norfolks, all superbly t: ailored of such splen- did fabrics as cassimeres, mixtures, pencil stripes, ete:, in medium and light weights. Other Suits Are Priced $34.50 to $40 SPRING SALE OF There are both single and double breasted —mav be had to match any of these Suits, if desired, at a small additional Extra Trousers Cyst 2700-0004 py Prion Es, eoLtr BALLS lepaleted. bat 1 as motive ct conditias cao: Tell «Lasaped a lal breed: wings laste b severe trom: ( clenel 3h, , b Diamond. Dunloo 31: ° ry “Diaples ind many others. &t . at rb 3 for $1.06. Flelder’s Blove Genuine cow- hide. § gf tenther fined, pro fessfoun! 3 Ae $148 tion nmier ors. PAIK, PROF ESEION ae BATS. Hedge Shear f-in,, wl teel. Spading Fork _ 77 i ster. Shear ( alifertta. GRASS SEED fanedian Biles Grease, eroe: intly ated fer Louis «mate i in. ~ RASS KIrTrcury ae 9c DRAIN 69 SOLVENT. orator ee rarerTs.

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| : FRipa® 2 z 7 IDAY. 3d4 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equels that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. APRIL 6. 1) a oe APRIL 6. 1922. — , ; FIRM TO CHANGE HANDS = Mre. Ford in their — nner as passes through fro! b an 4¢ "la. en route to Rome. G: - i Buys Controlling Intorest the: ill it th urths 4 ;* De Forest Company. in Agaociated Preas. e schoo! sklin [mar YORK, April 6—Contracts’ te : 50¢ ‘ Sixth and F ’ See been concluded for the pmur- ADVERTISEMENT — aie, of the controlling interest ip: [Mait Orders Sent Peni) oy F Gai __ 28e 7 OF GIRL TODEATH Weight New Wey | pee "THE FIRST GREAT , + SW i L . y i To feel “fit” every day, meigg A ca or $2.50 Mer. | T = M OF THE : night and al! the time—to have the chandise for | | Entire anufactu DO th r of colds and sick- Shoe Store O v Widow of Man Who Ended = »ower that wards of cols eet arm aius dee, OU a FINEST BA alia « * bones Yet there ~ = OF L Life Says William J. Locke 60°) (oP Shee Sor vourseit : e 3 i ) | . is no 4un im trying ik vas ome ee vith a lot of starchy foods you don't eas aheencsigehaae a | Alienated Affections of iX Sut > o } 4 : 23 Z ’ adel hae + Sli eel Nh eho 0 AE NO! . D een sie ; pee , “ . 3 . les =o NRE he IR A ISR AE: ELT A RE eR WA NT AT NER CREE A ON I i lS INH ma a woven a . ‘ : . . oP a eee ee ee eee t 7 ieee pr Bae * a “ 7 ™ Neh rata Se ee ns neented to Sheila's spendin. | Boys’ Oxfords, $3.50 | |Have you seen our e with the Lock me SOR Leet was DANGER SIGNAL and Gabardines? Come wn coc Pr? | wi 1] not refer : el - LOL ah ee ela e moral ? social | of . sD] oo "acehe-Tee Shoes” “Gymnasium Shoes Tailored Garments at. . a | . aq one of those $45.00 ‘iD an Ce Charges by Girl's Mother. FOR SPORT WEAR WELT-SEWED SOLES = Boys’ blue serge Suite. . . .$5.00 | Mrs. Bains*charged that certai: Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead Made of pearl elk leather, with a ce a letters which were read in court pur- Ber wihgpevees eathaetagy SPECIAL her tie ror 7 : 5 r : } . i “ - - : . = H DO As Ata) ; 4 9 ow As wn i a bittié€ membripes ar | ki s@ the germ. toe st vie panes white Boys’ | i . ‘ : Men ~ S73 silk Shirts. f reps P under 16 Of all known drugs, creosote is recog- canvas, rubber coie eines | a —_ ‘ de chine, jersey, etc. layed by Under examination, Mrs sain nized by the medical fraternity as the and trimmed — | — | Men's madras Shirts; said that the Lockes had take: greatest bealing agency for the trea‘ment | b> lars to match dauetter for a short holida: ae of chromic coughs and colds and other | | B : ’ ens . ’ i ! ee ' : aay i 4 4 = is ‘ : & ’ Wi : forms of throat and lung tr u Dies. tres : al : e ore of Cheer e e Boys $1.35 white Rilouse .. . w'é eke wit hy ner parents conse it [ ; mulsior t n’aing. in addition to cTrecsov | | “they kept her.’ ether nrelite elements which soothe a” + T “ | re : “You'll like the Gately Way”—For over twenty years “Gately@ Men’s $5 A letter from Locke to Bains fron heal the inflamed membranes ani stop the Las ‘ ' = oF : New French loe ’ ‘ ) - + Good Clothes” and painstaking service have bee mottoes, Wool Cannes s00on af fter tl - Lockes left irritation @mhile the creosote goes on to tke _." satisfaction : , Ree ine Locken left| comsch, absorbed ince the wines. atvacee | \\ Nut Brown, Mahog- Ze p |_ To setect sour Spring clothes here mearis : Blue Serge aC ( ing lial pe Ot e a ie : “Pp 24 =e ==: eo siete = * Pants, $2.45 En land Wi h t! & ’ was rea ’ 9 cates I ke d ‘ , atte! the seat of the trouble end des’roys tks . ) UCR LOCKO SA! i Was 1M possi oie germs tha? iead to consumption. oe, Black Calf to send Sheila back to her English ; 7 any, Me / Creomuision is guaranteed satisfactory ts 1 . . io a) 3 Men’s $2 . schoo] and that ne Was arranging Oi Sain . € chronic cough — \ K d oan _ Na (he treatment of chronic coughs and colds, or Vici Al raf | for her schooling at Cannes. It fur- bronchial asthma. catarrhal bronchitis and 1 hae Work Pants, p R Cc H E Ss T R A ther refers in ambiguous language ether forms of throat to “the great strain to which she ha« and is excellent for building up ¢t stem SPRING SHOES ’ Snappy Jazz Models! 3 $s . Elghth ' t lected for . 4 _ et ,onth es co'ds or the flue fut it : i A ie ! } t v2 ‘ Fox Trot — wa, ate r _ oy ee eny cough or cold. no matter bow | —in High Shoes and O:z- = | § ht F ont EE t 66 and asks (nat vou should Ge@i ei star Ps ng. is not relieved after taking ac- fords. tn gl! the newest ’ traig r -_ a ee ee ee. Cree ee ee, Aes eer Cee: | . patterns and lasts, are 4 al) ee. Models! Bi es, Sheila's Letter. Creemulsion Co. Atlanta. Ga 4 . onl = ef | ; ee . ; now y ; : ~ ee Bains replied. demandins that \ i d L 1 Newest Browns & a othe » anit iene eee ‘\' Select your Shoes now yt ee 3 et Ml a oe Sh be restored to he homie ee bet . and fi io. l ell Ké : repiie while sizes are complete. ss | : and Grays! ues’ evasiyeix* On the same day Sheil St Joseph's , All Sizes & m4 | | La th " it S ring Checks! wrote: Dear Muni iy and Daddy o 3 . gy * ; ama | a ead Style | I’ve read vour last letter to | f . ; nity G nt d (Reverse side) and I think it would be very wrong LIVER REGULATOR . Ht \ , ward ee 3 . | e | as - of me not to tell vou at once that —_ 4: | ' a Sawmill River Road have definite), made up n 5 ind to for BLOOD - LIVER-MIDNEYS Cc y i fu ¥ | e C ' , From “Glory” stay with Auntie and Uncle.” “Ve BIG 25¢ CAN 7 | RA ENE ; ; ES ga. . A , | After reading this letter, whic! : | 4 Splendidly taflored in ap- 3 | Record No. 240 |was lengthy, the Coroner asked | | ) proved Spring styles: Guar- ie. A —for nn Meccing § jmether whether this and other let- ey) — , anteed waterproof. 4 New Records Every Day 7 no ge te ‘s : — seemed | 2 ul ; 2b 2 iy a y 3 . $9 9:59 | 1 . BASE 2 o . think Brunswick dealershave new | Seo a a 7 records daily. No waiting. replied The world’s truest repro- It was explaine ductions. Play on any pho- “Aunt” were pet nograph. Hear. And prow — were : compare—TODAY. Other letters A wonderful ferent iots Vaives up | a ss special at id t : Values up ) 62 special at Charming st featuring every ‘dic fo e of > |} u up fashion. s1 Be nodanre y tatl none of such wanted a . | pecial at - - > om . TST A AERIS CU REI NES Sa RR et ae PERI ey oy, = ele SIXTH ANDST.CHARLES-~ - A TIMELY PURCHASE AND SALE 600 Pairs Gray Suede Sport Straps & Oxfords SD » her parents were : which she said “Now it seenisa oniv natural 7 materials as Duve yns, ae a host of other favored fabrics. Wide selection of the sea- sons most popular shades. —4 | ono omo ne 0 Do OTTO ES me to want to change mY name have been with these people. whom T adore, ever since I was 4 vears old | have never known another home OFFICIAL LEAG Guaranteed 18-inning. h iat ; | 3 : SMART SPRING DRESSES 16 : rubber center, $2.00 value. They have done everything in the world for me. Is it strange that ! should love them ”’” Brushes Between Lawyers, Brushes took place between the lawyers for the mother and for Locke, the former claiming coercion “as used to keep the girl away from | ber parents. The Coroner ruled that ! this was a point which he could not cecide. Mrs. Bains further testified that after Locke's announced inten- STEARN | tion to keep Shetia and that she was not coming home. the father was very much depressed nd blamed Electris Paste himeelf for not havi: been more firm “My husband was so verv soft- ized as the guaranteed hearted, and Mr. Locke used to come Os: for Rate, Mice, and ery. so we allowed her to stop kroaches, Waterbugs and Ants i Aili ietthe teen ~ Don't wagtetimetryingtokilithese ren Rai, Cleverly draped models. wonderfully beaded and embroidered. Poiret twills, Canton ereges and crepe de chines. All shades , And up eT - - ~ Ce ae ee et a a — eee. h 2 ¢ Fe hagas A Naha groper es, ee ee ee ee Re ee or , ; ns said that they { pests ow se tenn pe: tr any new the Lockes when Sheila ° preparations ' p Vears old, that rom the bhegin:r + J ) @xperimen Ready Use— Better ot 1811 te th beginning of 1916 | For Than Traps & the cof P A SUITS, *4 10°12 Many like new—such makes as Hart Schaffner & Marx—aiso returns or not-called-for from leading tailors in New York and Chicago—many cost $50, $60 and u thes $150. Would you rather have a just as good as new Suit or Overcoat or a cheap new one? Newest Gabardine, Whipcord, Tweed Topcoats . , Pea! THE WIxs_LOW—Ral! Beart ¢ Es | Skate. Adjustable foot piates Blue Serge Coat $6 50! Ladies’ New Acausict yourseif with MakeliME BY tiris or bore $1 and Pants . Tabiets, the distinctive Irea L a $2.59 value, pair. . Try a box of these wonder Brand-new vac Se $3.75 Spring Coats tho wit sau up and vitaliae 7 Tennis Rackets Serge Pants 7 7. . 4 oll size: high-crad t: Mixed wool Suits, Dresses, OEE 1 20: Maneater ruggist - J alow GE bmw Qpertngsrarenta | Work Pants ee neck dress’ , does not represent ‘hy mat “44 0) ki : tf : : Saray span time wishing thaterup, “*** Yt 's ag ———— Capes, 8 rts oa i ; ‘: 4 0 met ew Ge your beck and OT ene. your a er or | . 1: Cag is : Hoc. box, Shc lo-oz. box, $1.50 had trusted Sh ei] a conti! o. Ger the care of the Locxes eee Everywhere “Although she came home at !: ‘ tervals,’ said Mrs. Bains, “we were a Riways wanting her back. and tt was ie oniy because of Mr that we allowed ttle longer with t She admitt lavished iu Sheila “FILTH ON STAGE A DISEASE” Otts Skinncr Deplores Display of i ue “tgty a of Life.” a, _ By the Sad rte Exactly as Illustrated Above—Two of the Smartest Styles of the Season—Gray Suede, Patent Trimmed Oxfords or Straps. Ideal for Walking, having Low Heels With Rubber Heel Toplifts. All Sizes From 214 to8. One ot the Greatest Footwear Values of the Season—Specially Priced Tomorrow at $3.85 Sudway) SPRINGY IEL i) the Aprit & Filth or filth’'s sake” which Otte > ainbininew actor _ — ra ee Ci ieee inne fon 0 0 Mo sO DO sr oO 0 0 sore BX Roy ae ’ eS ae - we or gee * — > " FARA ORI Ala AS a is ARIS 2S Nl AGEN A Sp AIR RA RLY NET BBM. Pr o=————0 0 0 000 OO bo °s0es—0 00 0 0 FI0 ——I0r10 So morce oo mor 10 The stage in N t. Skinz when Resinol Ointment wili : - ew Fork. § eaid. is showing, many “ugty fac’ of | | life” and is displaying the ‘seam side of things that should never Vv - the laboratory of the picts. : | a ( lawyer's office.” Newest. latest samples trom | may toan nec || For th REST f lif < 1012 N. GRAND [so REET GT ape «tenes e rb your e Fiat megs ret ae | Ferd. Detreit autemebile manufac turer. will conciude a two-day vif? ° | seciiliens Anata, whee, he ei, born{ SMITH & DAVIS MFG. CO. 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TO. J PAY FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1923. - AR T0 CHANGE HANDS | ‘the De Forest Radio Telephone and| | Telegraph Co. by a group of Detroi ang Chicago ai a e el — in iterests, Charles G e ident of the company, terday. » Bays Controlling Int crest in De Forest Company. oclated Press. FP YORK, April §.—Contracts | concluded for the pur- Dr. ie the controlling interest in‘ as consulting engineer for announce: * y es | Lee de Forest will be retain ed | 10 vears > THE FIRST GREAT CLOTHING SALE OF THE SEASON q ape Manufacturer’s Surplus Stock OF FINEST BALTIMORE TAILORED SUITSand GABARDINES AT ABOUT HALF PRICE Citizens’ Committee Votes Seven to. a . d 10Op = GERMART'S BRIDGE ~ APPROACH PLAN REJECTED AGAIN Bond Supervisory Six Not to Reopen. Deci- : sion on East Approach. adwisability of that $1, cost | of the 500,000 would cover the approach. New Viaduct Proposed. A resolution requesting the Board of Public Service to investigate the extending the Eigh- Viaduct from its pres- terminus north of t, southwardly to Chou- ed by Ger- teenth street ent southern (;ratiot stree teau hart debate. od ut considerable avenue, was intr after it would come under the bond item on grade cross- ing eliminat would make a large tract independ- ent ey cee termin The mized de 606,000 ae crossing bond ted in public hearings bet Board of Aldermen, does. Gerhart's proposal. Ne Board of Public Service it Was not a if the bond and adopted Gerhart said and available for jals. tail under the $1,- sSsue, as ion, ore not mbers the - . » nciuae e of the said part un der ne di- “so least sche would LET AT Ra ion of : Serv- | ice, a be completed | When this rdinance will bs sey caid The nf to in th eA da! CCC ECAC ’ You CAN’T Get BIGGER VALUES| Unless You Pay At Least ONE THIRD More Than These Prices HEN you buy these outfits—your bed- room, dining room or living room is fur- nished complete. These values are unmatch- able—and mean savings to you of $100 to §150 , This Brass BED at *16= Ia atructed with inch head and oes has massive -Ane h fillers and + ractive orpa- mental tube mounts. Ta in lacquer and ribbea bended, Gold- F inished Combination Bed, Spring 15 h as site, vine the property erful Credit twenty years “Gately’s have been our mottoes. satisfaction ferme sect Eighth and Franklin Others Athletic Goods Specials —for Saturday J. posal | launched into a BASEBALL GLOVES bitrary charged by the Term As- sociation on tonnage carried acros: tion Was moved by W. who voted against pro- Thursday. Gerhart discussion of the ar- : : it . ee ee ee | ra the river, and attacked the Termi He insisted on reading dence cme agg B. F. Bush, former 5 gpm of the Missouri Pacific, lam McAdoo, former Diree- ie-Aéner al of Railroads, on use of | the Free Bridge during the war. Chairman Carter pro ainst discuss) and had a heated exchange. In the midst of this Wallace arose and said, ‘‘l want the committee to ur- | derstand Mr. Gerhart’s talk on rates i's nota part of my argument.” Demands by members for a vote ended the controversy. On roll call the vote to reconsider was a tie, 6 (to 6, and Carter as chairman cast the deciding vote against the moiion. Vote of the Committee. The vote was as follows: For re- ‘consideration, Joseph Hauser, A. 8. |Werremeyer, W. J. Edwards, David Kreyling, Gerhart, P. J. Morrin. Against reconsideration, Alvin C. Carpenter, Carl F. G. Meyer, 0. J. \‘IcCawley, Harry Scullin, Guy A Thompson, F. W. A. Vesper and .Carter. Mrs. John S. Payne did aot | yote. Following. the “by what means what they voted for and how are when nail. corresnon- A wonderful assortment of Gloves, in three dif- ferent lots. Values special Values special Values a at nl MATTRESS SPRING 2 BOUDOIR LAMPS jOV0S. CRE TONNE and Mattress up to $2.00, up to $3.50, at up to $5.00 Solidly made in continuous post —_ 2 PILLOWS effect, with heavy fillers: Exactly Like Illustration | toe 15-Piece Louis XVI Bedroom Outfit Complete set Heciated ey ton HEN you have purchased this Outfit 2 ag also an all-stee! Unk fabric edge; your bedroom is furnished com me Week tested ag CR adh aN Neen ate mmaterial ons and he (;erhart Guaranteed 1$8-inning, rubber center, $2.00 value Baseball ae ’s shank; flexible sole; Men's size; Vanity Dresser, Bow-End Bed, Roomy Dresser, Vanity Bench, Graceful Chair and Rocker, Soft Cotton Mattress, Large Chifforobe, Comfort- able Coil Spring, 2 Feather Pillows, Room-Size Rug, 2 Boudoir Lamps, 10 Yards Cretonne. Either in walnut finish or in ivory fnish. Each of the pieces is large, well finished, roomy and perfectly constructed. Price $2 a Wee Eee a Sprinter black horsehide. special, $4.45 Boys’ sec: .... $3.95 Complete Line of lfo»e large 1%-Ineh oven, i ens burveers, 4 cont burters, and handsome hiee fintsh. A genuine °'The waloe . ; : : : ’ - ‘tanattta attains thlltastine terrier Miracles tthe. tna altel Ayla ical ernest le Sere» — he Aral mt At ian tier tlh a con vote Wallace asked may citizens get in the bon. is- we going to protect ur in voted for , projects and city officials have r-ec- : ommended them? What rights have we, if any?” | Carter replied, “it is for them to | draw their own conclusions from ’ - this action.’ He had previously z9n° as opposed to voting ap- project un- engineers $35 Refrig- erator * ; Made in golden onk finish; the trimmings and hardware bright sickeled. unusually big valee. Nee OU ene % PRT Ys KPT yy 3 ye a Rue, : nn in eee et ttl telly, Magra aie tam a terests we ADVERTISEMENT Joes t Get fou This Nay?— elief 's Here! J record riations to start the ssured by , on proj eogTr Sets and Parts Headphones The BLUE STREAK: a £6.00 value, $4.75 Batteries — Fresh stock. When you are ee $3.00 not enough of Nature s iu- 8 hricating liquid is produced ee ronsidersd in the bowel to keep the food one of the best Se * $9. 95 waste soft and moving. Doc- oo eet gaa tors prescribe Nujol because itacts like this natural lubri- eant and thus secures regular Lowel movements by Nature s own method—lubrication. Nujol is @ lubricant—not @ medicine or laxative—so cannot F — ; } Try it today. 417 North Broadway Nujol » LUBRICANT-NOT A LAXATIVE mpetent 60 INCH BUFFET, DINING TABLE ROUND OR OBLONG STYLE] CHINA CLOSET, SERVING TABLE, 5 CHAIRS, 1 ARMCHAIR, RUG, 2 TORCHIERES, 2 ART CANDLESTICKS, CHINAWARE AND —— 17-Piece Queen Anne Dining-Room Outfit de ueen Anne Outfit ea Dining Table, (Round or Ob- om ‘comapanely eae your dinios 9 long Style), 5 Chairs, 1 Armchair, China Closet, ~ to compete with the finest in the Serving Table, Handsome Rug, Two Torcheres, poy Substantial in construction, su- 2 Polychrome Candlesticks, Dinner Set, Poly- | perb in finish and complete in every de- chrome Mirror. ‘ q tail. $2 a Week 1$50 Chifforobe RB Special at $35.75 | Wwe 2NCIN $95. fenetructed of onk or y . - Meda “ss” ses rich walnut Finke tot en: Bi IRNITU RE rE &. M U: - nat = ; TRUM RUMEWT Sa rinbadies sory rhermet le Za ~ 1105-1107- -1109 OLIVE E_STREET perter with genuine Tennessee red Vrhenegraph«. The cabinet ts TTT i} s An Incompar- able Value $2 a Week | | Bilious Attacks Are Usually Due to Constipation WINSLOW—Ball Bearing e Bate. Adjustable foot plates for Dpesint yourself with Make-Man — or boys: $1. 85 the distinctive Iron Tonic — 250 value, pair hen aed sg ve mo yoer ve — wild up and vitalize yo ° pretem Go to your d : : Tennis Rackets cent box—The box must Des Pon size; high-grade gut; de mark, M. a If your. Made, Bpecial well $125 Sarola = Special at druggi t cannot supply you, send irect to Make-Man Tabiet- Co~ tributors, 325 West Madison St. constructed of geanine S- ply has handy hat and a aca waleut ef gelden com pa rtment—beveled mirror and feur drawers ~ ;% W j STRESS EE « a b.. deaf ——ewe er eee“eeweeO OO eee

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. FRIDAY. ily Seat. f. 2m a a APRIL 6. 1922. 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. PRIL €. > 1 | re pee EES MAY. STERN & CO. (ECS Se Doo" KLAN INSURG ¢ 4) fC Ws i a ie sVyELAND, O., April 6.—George Cine ****essecens still a =. 7 D. } a 3 er official of the Mid- . ‘y St. Louis’ Lead: Pp nos raph De ee md es 3g Co Toten Cae | «WAN | RECEIVER © v J | Offers an Extraordinary Value in RP ge cnarses of embezziement ip- he! | ry _ A NAMED FOR ORDER ¢ =e . 4 “The Masterola’j WIGG LYE ") Youthful—Springtime “Extra Special! . - | = Becmes The } a 3 R Styles va am i soe ll fl a SAVES HOUSEKEEPERS§ saccc™ “ Y KASS a. 342 MANY DOLLARS S igcrcrearee . : | ee ee “a a ‘ 7T . Extraordinary offering of eacme three-cornered today, wis Brandt’s Special $6.50 Display will delight women PERFECT. full - fash- , st STORES IN ST LOUIS ee es who favor exclusive originality in Straps and Ox- ioned, pure black silk Ho- : ? ee ee fords. pine ig“ “Warwick,” a ae dis- sa a i — 4 Sf 2 : rented to Jucg&e Fr. i if I i ifs . : Ms pert: er ate | . J ’ * :, ¥ ‘errell, attorney fo ay = x i! S] com t S eae , | ) | ae. = ' | THOUSANDS OF REGULAR Sone’ three guentho, ago) following i) ‘Bris ns the Children 2 ii me anes $30 Down ltication involving the kla! . "¥ > : if | f AL = EVERYDAY ITEMS OF “The petition was ordered filed and To the Children’s Shoe Sh cr oe 3 e = = . . a ie Tao n A. 4 . ia 4 4a 404 Oe «4 4 : . . a ‘ . . ‘ P : — ‘* . ‘ ‘wit va > % 1s Lif Lia 4 c . i “ ~— . . ou " ~— , . , . ¢ . .- ’ ‘eee Z a ‘ : . — +, + | , »etu “"~T\4 , } ; ls e ‘ " , > a* 4h . > - . Wi | | : : , BEST; B alleged by the opposing faction. that TWELVE selections ‘are included with eagle POUND ... mu; Simmons declared he intended instrument. Plays any record. You'll agree that®™ this offering is nothing less than sensational. os P layer J , ttt FRESH g £ r be diverted to the purp ail 9 Portable Phonographs at $24.50 and up ‘ 4 CALIFORNIA; bla ma Dg klans en.” He charged V, P Console Phonographs at $76.50 and up : 3 TOMATOES, FRESH, Ib, 15cH 2222 | AG GRAVATT! PAP . [his Complete! | ; » Wide BT eg i treasury to pay expenses of is de- One more headliner by partment : "incent Lopez and His Hotel CAULIFLOWER HEADED; | i eas ale elias | ss ‘ Pennsylvania Orchestra FANCY; LB. .. Bedford Forest Klan No. 1, the firs | ever organizes th 4-4 Home for coer OO ara ca inna “imperial teal — «| If Not Entirely Satistactory ; 7 Ae ariiz ? Tt} ‘ ° HEAD, C eee It Will Not Cost You a Cent EACH ... wee ae — | | ae : losing testimony in the urt \ / ~~ + . reen, . C Ne nba an +} rege nner in which ‘ &: . HUN TH ea Aa al bed beet [= oa > F EATING es ee eee monn : OR vv ion gears a ee ee KEH RECORDS have established natural and so perfect, OKeh Records COOKING, C ae tie ein ofthin with te a new milestone in phonograph have gained lasting fame amid hosts of } | POUND ... a emrtatee ties 0 was teh asians music. friends, new and old. 5 , FANCY AND FINE; C : ” ania afters id tins ‘ $ POUND .“. imony offered by the Evans ——-—Try Any One of These honorary title. Evans claimed pos- For by their sheer fire and technique, “Aggravatin’ Papa”—a teasing Lopez vERY a a - 6 BEST SELLERS : FINE; C irregular and that the minutes of ths POUND . klonvocation,” the governir ‘and “AGGRAVATIN PAPA—Foex Trot : CHICAGO—Cortralto Solo f. Fes Q * X members T)? cr HT on tended to make ; ’ each. or serve one year in prison ora = Loursy ILLE BLUES—Fox Trot and Her Jazz Hounds*® : -. -@rt2i + and cirey? ting er ‘ws Handy’s Orchestra SOME LITTLE SOMEONE— Fox Trot Vincent Lopez and His Hotel NAVY BEAN re January, 1921, to he p support the THE FIVES—Fox Trot «sn | Pennsylvania Orchestra® arty of . Volkisch Beobachter - =e 30 1Otn. YOU KNOW Y j B oO T POUND . Cy 10in. 7 Tampa Blue Jazz Band 75c } SOME.© DY LSE Pen ms 7S i He COOTIE CRAWL—Fox Trot Vincent Lopez and His Hotel B HAMS. STAR WHOLE OR rT: Tampa Blue a8 mse Se Pennsylvania Oschestrat = A , HALF: LB. * « ‘ _ ~ 3 § For Sale By Your Neighborhood Dealer This Great | Outfit = ee Jumbo | . e Ce. ONSISTS of 88note Smiley & Sons Playet+ g PRUNES Ib 17e ib. 2? sm a t03)) Weat Floriemaat’ Av C Piano, an ifstrument of beautiful finish, ex- s G re Bree.. : : : L. Eosepbiatt Music Co., quisite tome and easy player action—together with > Stand: r homes ph Ho i3 Easton rd ray nse, Pastel Furniture (Coe.. SoU TH player Ram aork on pr sg gout coset es parva 41 . or lonecrann € 7 v3 7 tan dtevanta: . Music C€ . Quaker Brand; | Impe. —y ones ~a — (201 ‘ \ ‘2904 & Breadeas and $10.00 worth of music rolls—the finest and most = - an Vv v - m White or Yellow 3 St. Louis tll Furnish) nee ek: NORTH ‘H. Wagner Furniture Co.. complete Player-Piano we have ever offered at so x oss , | : low a price. ee whatt ager Piane and Music Ce., I Resenbintt Music Co... R. A. Kissel Wusic Ce. sfant A S> &. 3th S* A ILLINOIS W cRaPentTs ee 8 Dish . 3 Ae | — ae ee o.. East St. louis. House Furatching Ce.. T 4 ( »< y GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION, NEW YORK Monthly | 7 Pe watery: rent. Sizes for eaten cal ey = in . bons. Scatentedes at your drug ist’s ag | a Save 20% at Any of Our — 4 mi? So *. ta Re ee ee A ae * WR ee 49—Forty-Nine—49 aes IN ST. LoUIc Zino-pads The Records of Quali Y Made tm the laboratories of The. Scholl Jttg. Co.. maaers of De. Schall: Foot Comfort Appisance:, Arch Sunports. etc. PLAY ON ANY STANDARD PHONOGRAPH _ Put one on—the pain is gone!

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ie ae ena a ete eet Aen f FRIDAY. FRIDA 3 APRIL 6. Toes. © APRIL 6. 1923. a TT ay The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000. 1° a Caionel, | Post-Dispatch Rauio |} Mex one Major. Cc mi . Within the next week or so it is ex- Broadcasting Station pected that a headquarters, regi-; Alaryville; D, E, F = : mental headquarters unit and a reg-| headquarters kSD i | Sedalia Sunday to elect Lieutenant-Colonel and present units shifted. The regiment now tery A, St. Louis; B, = Cat -Ca bg a"Bond Fixed at $46,000. | volving $36,000, pleaded not feutity BY CO. jet Say a Reeeociated Press. Becacees arraigned before Common| _ eeeeman a , ID, O., April 6.—George | | Pleas Judge Bernon. Bond was fixed | former official of the Mid-| at $46,000. McKay was arrested sev-| Bales Co., eral weeks ago in St. Louis, where charges of embezzlement in- he had opened an auto rental service. | Martow, Social Revolutionary, Dead. includes Bat- BERLIN, April 6.—Julius Martow, | Columbia; C,/ the veteran social revolutionary, who , and a battalion; was a leader among Russian Soci+i : . outfit and combat| Democrats outside Russia in Oppvus- ental combat train will be formed,/ train, Sedalia, and a service com- | ing the soviet regime, died yester.tay | Daylight bréadcasting at 9:40. and possibly one or more of thei pany, Burlington Junction. (in a sanitarium in the Black Fores‘. 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 and 4p. m. Market quotations and news bulletins of interest to the on | handy on meters. ee li ied by News j Agricul- exchanges. wa ¥ P r ox Sam ee - . Ss i » aph Department (Pe? ary Valuein ‘ee erola’ 50 indicted recently ae ere ee ce, | esas Selectivity e of Tuning Mahogany Cabinet A “Long Dist; Prices s1 Service U De} ture, and pri nelly Dal Friday—8 O’Clock olter., “ aay A ith AR te ge maha A es ri Oe ieeale No ‘Interest No E.rtras of Quality fs Your Protec- tion ehavcvedisertoraeti? ee et ate mer Three Stores 417 N. 7th 617 N. Broadway Why Bake at Home? Rutterscotch Pecan Layer Cake—each Delicious Spiced Muffins, a dozen Entertain Your Friends Olive and 6th in Our Tea Rooms 417 N. Seventh St. Elevator to 2nd Floor Our constant effort is to please our patrons with cuisine and perfection in service. We will gladly aid you to the extent of our ability when you wish to give a charming Luncheon or Tea. slections Formerly Sold for $207.50 NEW PRICE 142 Price lowered and Set improved. No more storage bat- teries. Set complete with 3 dry cells, 3 2214-volt “B” batteries, “A” plug, three new W. D. 12 tubes and Brandes phones. Ready to connect to your aerial. PEERLEss LIGHT Co. WASHINGTON AV. AT NINTH ST. A Complete Line of Radio Supplies VISIT OUR RADIO PARLORS Our Special— Rye Bread— io Grande Tootsie Wooden Fruit Stollem for Break- plore «ag a La a LD a = = - ——— = bl = Saturday’s Silis Candy Saeed” A most satisfying collection of delicious confections are included this week. Cream-Dipped Brazils, Pecan- Stuffed Dates and a pleasing assortment of Chocolates. Saturday nepal) In 1 and 2 lb. boxes—the ech comes You Will Like Our Week-End Specials: Caramel Rolls, a pan, Sunshine Mints, Black Walnut See nena Ceca naan Deliciously nutritious. 25c A tasty treat, a box.. 15c Nougats, a box. 20c at the plano. J 6—Orchest ra— 4 (a) Wie mn the Leaves Come imbling Down *hoo Choo oe ues (COMPLET: COMPLE le All Complete w' Swan Or ‘hestra., : gir! Ser aan grit aad Bret Pee sale ath ee ee PS i Free Storage for Future Delivery Purchases! a= ee. ee || SATU RDAY | Until ae Ee AG Ae Bitte wene EJAAGAE) ATE te 3 > Sco. bed te y ded ace a $3844 a ays for It aph, now igs the time Me Adition in the Phono- gee ee fe |) Artist recital offer this high-grade Bi, %, 4 ee oe | ‘ hy ford. sopran ep half the price of a 4@ . : oon | Pi pianist his instrument. Ex- . Note the handsome mellow tone. WNote* included with each d. You'll agree that han sensational. 11:30 O’Clock rt ) Arkansas Traveler. .Burg Complete ayer Outfit DAYS. atisfactory HET Lidiads yseffy AT; ce Tae nn The profit on the first purchase cuts no ice with us. We WANT you to become a customer of this or store, that’s it and that’s | : — _ why! i n In ( (Cc) Polite Rimsky-Korsakow ‘thinelle.. Rachmanioff First small Miss Dee. takes your your razor. ““Nuf Said.” payment suit and ‘—Songrs— (a) Si Iveg's (b) Pirate Mrs. enh tort the Memmi 8—Songrs— M. ither O'Mine.. T ~ 5 « | i}" t% ~— | ERA DLE 8) ) ; ; | 4 mg ’ “ate 4 “* Wh. a ae Is Your Gillette”’ No Le Men’s Spring Suits J) 20... Special Values in “PERLCLOTHS” Piano. ©...» 8 11 @ ft —— “Jazz and Sport Models” Me ta Norse’ de Pleater ye Mrs, Bragtora, ar. gonees. Sts | Ill SBS DAVENETTE SUITE S25 $35 °45 Dee at the Piano. $64 RELIABLE’S DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE..., MANY 2-PANTS SUITS Knabe Piano Used. L Every man’s Suit in this store is all-wool and so guaranteed. Saturday—7 P. M. RELIABLE’S DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE We don’t handle any no imitations. Snappy designs and us Program given by children un- handsome patterns prevail—just the very newest created. Cash der 4 years o age. Stille, RELIABLE’S DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE or Smith-Daniel« generous termse—the price is the same. We do ; not charge extra for credit, for alterations or for anything. * Men, married or single, welcome. B Ladies’ Spring Suits You | nT he sure to want one if you ie "il assortment of new Spring Suits. Every ~ b shown—including the popular box coats, mh 4 | | tallored Suits, the new 3-piece Suits and the a (| Py 6 Models. These Suits are fashioned of material«—tricotines, Poiret Twilis, aa are wonderfully well-tailored. Our mx includes Suits of all colors. It is no te buy your clothes at Smith-Daniels, @ little down and a little each week ing J (x=. Wraps, Coats ile n layer- Wrap, beautiful, stylish Cape or y & So , Pp y rend ye oi will find them all in aie beautiful finish, ex- Spring stock... Whatever you may desire in action—together with Bs wt a Us. ae never ous Sad eg . aluen e ita ey ian we can otter you a maiith- ; —_ aj ae pa sh—w lt iv ou ll the } aecs erates ae ee letins and all yd > oe gg oy a. on a ave ever offered at so a ‘amount down and make small weekly payments. a Interest —_— No Extras ‘ath.O'’Har; Dee at the Gillette free with every purchase made Saturday. Why do we do it? me SS a ae - «i! - fra wae TS) A tt a > - i es = s ay — THIS $300 “MASTERCRAFT” 3-PIECE ALL-LOOSE CUSHION OVERSTUFFED SUITE f 46) Margaret contralto; Stuart MacConnell, baritone; Mrs. Frank Neal, planfst. PITTI eee RELIABLE’S DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE.......... The most exquisite Overstuffed Living-RKoom Suite that has ever been produced. Comes in spring-seat style. and consists of large davenpert (without Each piece ornamented with graceful taesels. Po } cs a r 2; loose-cushion, armchair and estra rocker. the all-Marshall, bed] construction), oe ae ti pbholetered in velours and tapestries. |28TH BEING REORGANIZED Ficid Artillery Guardssennt s Officers to Elect Leaders at Sedalia. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, April 6.—The 128th. Field Artillery, Missouri tional Guard, which includes Battery A of St. Louis, is in process of re- | organization. of the nin» units in the regiment will meet at iss (a. see our YS sva- Officers is yours. What could be THIS ACTUAL $15 ART GLASS TABLE $7.80 Artistic Ta- le lamp, aving art gines top $ beautiful metal THIS $210 GRACEFUL innce-PIECE CANE LIVING-ROOM SUITES This exquisite Cane Living-Room Suite a large leoose-cush- jon davenport, armehair and arm recker, Skilifully constructed ta rich brown mahogany finish, and upholstered in elegant cover- REFRIGERATORS $50.00 three Goer side - lcer RELIABLE’S DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE. A handsome, quality priec. Consists eof how-end bed, dresser and urtisticalily designed and elegantly finished. THE TRIPLE MIRROR VANITY DRESSER ILLUSTRATED IS FEATURED EXTRA AT.. Hedroom Sulte at an unusually low chifferette, BEDROOM SUITE °Q5 ings of velour and $52 SAVINGS ON RUGS!!! BRUSSELS RUGS — 9x12— RE LIABLE’S DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE, . "'° $17.80 Pitew Spring Dresses Wil be delighted when you see the beautiful, am displayed in our new showing of Spring There ix not a wanted style thet yeu can =" here. Beautiful materialx, too, such as Cun- ‘e a et taffetas, satins, satin-back Cantons, lovely new Spring colors are to be found mi You find it an easy matter to select a ing Dress from our large stock. Come pay a semall amount down and This $200 Ali-Biue — Porcelain— COMBINATION ls yours. » r Lt ph will be taken allowance made. Over Wool- worth’s, On Broadway. Sol 507 NORT H BROADWAY Washington and St. Charles—jAcross From Nugents. Kast St. Louis Stere—i24 Collinsville Av. > CL OTHING: Use Coticera Talcum Daily For The Skin After a bath with Cuticura Soap and warm water Cuticura Talcum is soothing, cooling and refreshing. If the skin is red, rough or irritated anoint with Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal. They are ideal for all toilet uses. rt “Outicurs Lab- erateriag Dope 106, E ~-y 4 Giameetthendite Taleum Be. ress, Seago. Ossement and We, Tale Se 345 SEAML ESS AL L-w WOOL VEL- VET RUGS —SIZE 9x12—DRAS- CLEAN-UP PRIC ce stconeeen —— TIC SALE ae0060C UC HIGH H-GRADE AXMINSTER RUGS — 9x12 — DRASTIC CLEAN- UP SALE PRICE. s si VARD GU ARANTEED FIAOR- PERFECT— NTS, DRASTIC PRICE— 4 TE X—ABSOLUTELY NO REM™MWNA CLEAN- uP SALE THE RELIABLE= . a i { 2 =, t. “ \ . 4. Special — Come in and Value , | ESS | = See It » .Y ee en NN ay rt THIS $165 HANDSOME GENUINE WALNUT eee” mR ef rigerator Sale price— $19.40 $96.00 three«- Goer side - toer R ef rigerator Bale price— -

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ae. Tar yr Tine BAER 0 6 TER tare acai ROARS RTO ahi. 6 oa » > ee i J & PERO ei, Rluion eae leale . ”" - w — 4 we ema ie am aan eee r a noe 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. GREATEST SHOE SALE In Years Now On Northeast Corner 8th & Washington} LADIES’ SHCES and OXFORDS LADIES’ SHOES and SLIPPE RS Men’s $1 Tennis SHOES 49 Canvas, — Black SP Se ee MEN’S DRESS SHOES Former Values Up to $6 Special Lot t.reastest Shoe Value Ever Offered mart SHOEST and OXFORDS 9s 4 Northeast Corner » and Washington the stand herself. All Sizes peck S StNAKIST OCRANGES— 20-YEAR SENTENCE FOR WOMAN ™ WOUNDED BANDIT Ageociated Press ies : April ivy the FORT WORTH Mra. Josephine Aceam. cedure of the Da!! as Ho here, received what attorneys orn to be the lars- est sentence ever given a woman :n Texas for muréer when the jury sen- tenced her to serve 20 years in prison for the slaying of John Shine. rail- road man, who was roomin Dallas Hotel. on the night ot Oc Mrs. Aczam pleaded self- fense, claiming that Shine had lace a knife on her. She did not take a ‘ th iti Pea é ’ = @ i2Zst. ————_——— ———— MT. AUBURR| MARKET -.-. Easton SATURDAY AND MONDAY» EVERYTHING GUARANTEED BEST QUALITY | FREE . Demonstration | Ca.’s Pr set 1m Weiners, Saturday only. Come & in and get one. Pork Shoulders | Oc &-ib. averace: Pork Chops, ib. Spareribs, ib. feat Roos? “lib. Oc] | rauca” BEEF ROAST, ib. ..15¢ } CHUGK PRIME, Ib.... tic; Breast. . Veal er. SHOULDER ) LEG VEAL, Ib LOIN VEAL, BACON "3"";,°" Rib Steaks, [b. YEFLIOW PE ‘AC HTS——MWissien hr tr ieavy «sTuUup; . >. can De ren 7-7 . rE a HF “—Chvice fancy Cali fern: ™ &: CSimo PRrerd. ean “WITS REOCOKRFIELD Frise BUTTE R—Lhb | LiFTON's TEA, Lb-ta3__ 7g | : 4 COPFET—Goed drinker: ner “106009 FAGTE Se meres? VW f£ FF fa fae ASPQRAGIS TIPS_Ne Peak brand, ran ASPARAGUS—Del Monte ran | Nr FREE! Mic | «‘Shepping Basket, con “be bought mewhere in St. Louis fer lees than Bic: blue end white col- ored B- sket Tree with eres = che BE ANS —{ = 2 gg cran hospital from which ecca ped ttention to Miss hp . Revives Nurse, Chapman Fiees then turned his attenfion fd | after he had re- oh, Bishop up to see after of Chapman esperately Wow ; ; . MAN DIES AS RESULT OF FALL {rose From Injury After Slip Complications Discovered Day New wi ar Fraud Trial Dented. . ectml tc match. TOOMINGC TON =e —" 7 ~ "+ a DDITIONAL , Specials for Saturday PRUNES 25 Small. meaty Santa 1 Ib. 84 ee Ciera; a big value. 8 ibs. 95 =i)l| Grass Seedje"=- = 908 STEW...1b. 7 BREAST. os fn rmackKuage SAT URDAY nner eur and rhe mest marvelous di will be served CAFETERIA bring a friend. Fricassee of Chicken homemade novdiles marveleus rich gravy with and APPLES SKY MILK STLFFED TOMATO -~ PRE ME with pure ' ream: ‘large cup TRLIT sALAD—Served with whipped cream: large pertien ibe. big, red, 3 sound, lucious , apples .. BIG, TALL | CAN .... : 1 Doz. Limit. St Louis Best , Food Markets ‘AVAILABLE ~ Qt. Can, With Coupon == :— re = IMMEDIATELY g $e.) -- $s mse 4to 6 Ib. ? Average, per Ib.... HOULDER 9 isc HEN UTIL UU CCU CECA CUAL LULA LL CUOMO OOO OOOO a Try cheese as the “meat dish” of the meal You'll welcome Kraft Cheese as a cooked dish. And our new recipe book gives many ways to prepare it as the “meat dish” of the meal. The book is free—send for it. Kraft Cheese is such a wholesome, nutritious food—one pound equals more than two dozen eggs—that it should have its place in every meal. Four varieties: American, Pirmento, Swiss and Brick, soid by the slice, pound or loaf. 8 VARIETIES IN TINS Per ORK ROAST ::: ERG LETT UGE wea es = or ARM RIB or to 6 6 Ib. = BACON * ro Smoked Gal. Hams f" TOMATOES sounc 2 ‘tos: ORANGES :: YOUNG ROAST ix (icc, BOX Lbs. Rurals STRAWBERRIES sox 30° POTATOES is GRAPEFRUIT 2. 2 for E IATL TETRA TTDPPTTTOOOTOOOTTTTTTOTTTTTMOOOCO TTT RHUBARB 2 tr BANANAS 3 «.; 2¢ for Pound Print 8 U TTE Country Club, =H SUGAR «: EGG EGGS Strictly Fresh, Avondale, Doz. LARD UUVYNQYUUQUUACLETEAULUUDATAGPEATTAAAGAEATAA TUATHA Pure, clean ifs VAL. Ste —_ oo ison -_ ——— = a the sake of old Yale and Harvare ‘All for Yale" and ‘Ai for Harvard,’ because, you see * quaint smile iiluminated Miss Mol jeck'’s chin) both Yale and Harv: boys came here to Roseland. I hog I win my letter, however, and %-inch: cal” § Inches; likes hom neade fudge. Hatler—— Dark bay; Demoe weight 146 pounds; shoe 6C; ank S% inches: calf 15 inches; bice “Xtremely jerge for hie age: hig frothing of; age, voter if Butler and Miss Molileck ced in breaking the French at @ent’s record, they will get fo corns aptece, POLICE PROMGTIONS 0 ke MADE BY BOARD $ Pour Captains, 8 Lieutenants and Sergeants to Be Appointed by Commis«t oner<. Promotions to fill places er ry the police bill recently passed e Legislature will be made at next meeting of the Board of Pe Commissioners. These will inch four Captains, nine Lieutenants 4 Sergeants. The plan ie to make inepector seph Gerk a Captain fn charge traffic He formerty was head ag the traffic equad. Wifeut. James F — will be his successor as ir or The three other new Captains *xpected te be Lieut. Dudley McIx aid. Lieut. Charlies Maupin ~ *itner Lieut." John Fleming or ward Deyle. One Captain will be * Slaned to traffic, one to act as Ni F Chief of Police, one af a relief Min and the fearth as a field x Right. The new Lieutenants will be Wiliam Hensy, who was wounde ‘Re Easton-Taylor Trust Co. “Pp: Sergt. Sidmey Méars, crack “f the department for years: ~SIMCTLY 1 SY | es ons unas — i a fale. STE Fe Ms : oe ‘le : Sa, EE a “2s ee

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MTN TRE BE SC ES OF CPEs RWS epee a Se APRIL 6. 1922 The City Girculation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and ‘he Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 39. ee ee . re - . - | } -alvin White, former superintend- and Daniel Cosgrove. pital biltlke for her amounting to $594. torneys Geclared he wuas« unab! to | | ent Of the workhouse: Sergt joh The 17 Sergeants are problemati Mrs. Nitschke'’s health has become pay the Increased’ eum tn ble hte 7 « eS —————— ae: . . * Ks . hy: . > o + - y ” ; “ r*« 7 ¢ +4 ) . e P ; Brandenburger who has ry ors at } Chi pret eine, he orteina ware f 36 his farming ope ration s showed a ' ™ : lethal : ra - « cna Non — made Nitechke’ -¢ les at ven?) the policewomen: Lete Ctive-Sergean! t ' . a - 4 e John Glassco, head of the gambling Ordered to Increase Wife's Hemit- ) : squad, who will he assistant tr (“art tnnee. " ‘ ee e fie} aie ¢ i ludge Smit] se Jerseyyv! et 1] ©," SRP iaRa a Sst Nei wt ASL A A ETT PDA TET PROD PRR RECT Pas oa z af rv on traffi: . iJerective -Sey ree . y *7 + * : — natn ; ~~ nn nthe ate by aehbbhe ana 4 : James Smt} ] veaterday ordered Pau! Nitschke, r: ) wee ~~ * ryt he end ee ‘ . : : oa om F : - ! : I it) Oo] th paw ni sania tired hufcher ‘ry increase his wif. ’ £ a squad; Detective Robert Kaiser and maintenance fron $60 t¢ $16 ) ; ~ -o. "Tumtenten cg WO Uniformed Sergeants, John King t te pav mediea!l and hos 2) - 3 byw York Couple in Traiming 2 race A a tn oe ee | Sathich Siarted Last Night. ————— : | yal ~ ie She ES Spin era wee Now wove 5c,10cto25cStore a i Girls’ Footwear ji] Sure to Be Popular With ) Bureau of the Post-Dispatc hi. sepw YORK, A} 7 eer fo) Dene ‘ i “= ‘ Reflecting the smart styles for : Seon whatever, Jack Butler, a bis ; é oe the more fnature foot is this girls’ [5 om Gere wide open spaced veterat | mh aif € ress . tye eae two-button cut-out strap Pump in sae MT Th} = “t *% ‘ar . srit by the aster went over the top Vv ith uth : | —— allover patent leather with low ee. Sancta | os rubber heel, which we feature: Se Oe ere | Red | A$ il THE | - ’ whic! & ra OK : . re oe meet, weeks ix eth % W hinst | | Front | ~ Sizes : os ci ta at mescland ront as ing on ; bs 4 ey 65 ) 3 a | might sage promptiv 1 hg oe ‘tee of & Butler stepped f with The valuoc-versed count their Shopping trip incomplete, unless it s S _ ea: = th ; tight and a ise Molleck follow-’d Imcludes an inspection of the fhousands« of Kresgecr economy offer- ' x OFFICIAL REGALIA Seith her let To break the latest ings on sale daily. Tremendous assortments Of practical, every- > ee med the Molleck- Butler combina- — | neeifuls and wonderful savings have made this “St. bouts’ Ne An attractive adaptation of the A ance until 4:1 a. 23 SusICSt Store.” . pete ee ; i P mus: gg oat =o : , “ POpu ar Sandal is this one which To lored hv Dhindee ON? vy s VW # i iH ' iv see : ’ —- » 4 : ? “cA ‘ . pei Aancea 27 hours in New ~~ is stitched and cut-out with a nar- mim aint ” Pe ‘ ’ ~ . + ; : .¢ ‘yy ‘ ’ ‘ “4 “Vy ‘ ; ,* “\ t TOW tongue and strap—in allover sat urday « ried Monday ro) pore S| clive members . hr yesterday announced that Jen . &. ete patent leather with low rubber the new Dundee ("| ft) He i me Trew ndee an ‘] = ts he ae he “2 hemes ’ > oo. 2 Sy £3" 2) gh. ee > ee SS ies ae a a-er 99 “= Mer egiroge ls aad ; i ; ' i i ‘eeees ;eeeee Bs £9 E, M — : { meati for 32 hours and oe — — | S a le O f “ O ft ] QO Nh S - ers r tollows . to sa’ gaid Nos: + = =e * te have nn ing t ; Inet Light at ri . f; as ~ ey ; = ‘ T+ “a / . | aot ~All Wurestross Dressing Combs; ‘‘Hercules,’’ hard rubber 25c Egg Sizes Ll New Dundee Scoteh eceheaag the last dash of taicuy Dressing Combs; white selluloid, rare Value... .25« SOME rmi4 to 2 | . 7) - b of regnlar 50 a Miss Molleck’s shoes ond Ff a c Br, i. gui ne ae: last Gash of alcoh wend Pocket Combs; st rong leatherette cases 160¢ | 5 Es ¢; ral Or “Chen dy tiated er ree ) ie . seme Sizes be 7 Switch hazel on Miss Molieck’s calves Hair Pins; in bulk or in ca binets 5c. 10¢. 15¢ Ri Dundee an i ~weenemnccclt § ' OAK ee 14 to 7 a ; wngl Tar Sagem ; Men's Garters; ‘‘Kensing 1 oral grips..... : Specials : 3 “Jem out to do the best i can 15! ; ‘ > =, Diet ” i ee ee Me she wake of old Yale and Harvard Men's Garters; various good makes , [Pa >: Girls gems cig mtg SS LR hh, ph ng Mt i dagy Mn’ gy a : ‘ ; ind 3 tak Xs in paten eatner, Wwitn awn id : Hey h Ad fan aM ee net “oT My motto is: i for Yale’ and ‘A P : 5 — le ee white @ wee 1 ae i, 12 a ; ALT -TEOO! "1 a Seebinl we viremia ha Zemeleaie Elastic; good grade, black or white, 2 yards..... =e : inlay on tongue. Very stylish for [E ted, solla coloygaand mtx. P-gusint smile illuminated Miss M > “7 am staking evervthing on this -~ . . Eeomtest,” he said with « brave =; MARSHMALLOW PEANUTS Sabet, however, was not without its eathos, and which brot aught hoens Very special Saturday, ati} ce eee te ere 3 the crowd of S as- uble@. “If I fail, I fail; | I fn, 1 aie Beste eee | Bc Cameo Records 35° - The teen hesitre into an ovation . Y"¢ cy 7 ‘ ree man» A ~~ er) + ae on | r or 4 "he «a 7 . De Luxe Valve ORI tt Se — TIRE” AE TRO A a ee RR - eet eet ~ “a st ATTA VT TEN PERMEATE ALT AE). TT RTT LI AO tt at nap $55 lit and ction guuieneels my N. SEVENTH ST. Between Pine and Olive—SOUTH of Childs’ Restarrant ee ee © ——e ge ~~ eee ee « 4 , Pi re The Place to Buy Shoes 7li WASHINGTON AVE. We are now located between 7th and &th, and carried Miss Molieck and wees nid 10-In. April Releases 10-1 blocks west of our former location Seréund. The girls carried But! and Dew biec-b aced Dowble-! aced y* ee een 73 1} UR EMTS CRRA i mW — a a) eel earried Miss Molleck. | 6 ToT i ear = ’ Mies Molieck and Butler are instruc- | —_- —————— —= = at Roseland and tev have been _ f training for the contest ever since [ Miss Cummings danced 27 hours. 4 Will Be Fed at Butervais. a The contest is staged under the 5 = Duchess of Queensbury rules. Miss _mMoliegk and Butler will be fed at > ictervals. The arrangement is such What neither party wil] have to stop) . Cancing to. be fed. = The floorside weights were as fol- | ~atws: :: Miss Molleck—Blonde, Republican, AT = reight 115 pounds: shoe 2B: ankle ) #%-inch: cal? $ inches; likes home- RR S muife fudge. - : ~ Butier——Dark bay; Democrat: veweight 146 pounds; shoe 6C; ankle > $6% inches: calf 15 inches; biceps | @&tremely large for his age; hips. '§ 6 gt A sigs - 8 ee Sn = d J .s the police bill recently passed by | . a a ress . cS > 3 - ; = 2 4 “> Wats a x hy r¢ 4 : : 5 fe. 4 ys era . P me So ee ed Le i, 3% % nee . ’ ’ ; y y. Al “tae i > ~ s 7 rf k, ae j , 4 ~ a4 a v ‘ 44 q 5 . f ‘y - YJ ox i li eS ae f acd : oa ¥ oie = at, : pa . . ” y - 7 7 tag : , he x Bal . , ee ot ae , y y O-PS attresses Must Be Moved | § 40 eo a Re ae : A j - ey ae ae 3 Big Racker ie tall ies Or i Ae eras wey ™ Y J . £ y — A - 2 ‘ we Pe - Yn ae yee ee (a9 c Bat 7 —— = - po, aoe, ; Fe eS o> ; id ¢ ss oq 3 * « ~ * S 2 Mi 1 tGARIN e 4] : INCLUDED IN THIS SALE |! 1192-1108 Olive St. __St. Louis. "Ty att TRALAARRALALAAEALLAAL ALDARA wry These Mi a t - tresses will not be for sale at these prices again this year. This Sale ts Positively for Friday and Sat- ; urday Only. a i i i i i i i — = = ee ee ee i he i ee ee AD DDD) De =— i id te td eee MELEE POY IO OE MEME II

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A FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss Oo INES Fyne i i i el ‘ . Fone LL NR lw AR RR EE RI RR eNO BE HI NE AE LE nei ae et er os tie pn a AAR ag ae eet a eh a ee ‘ Unday ’ cr a ° = . teitite tilihns eee: . ‘~- Ange Cet mee ee, - womr Se TCT ON EB ne We Note by the Scores d hat_ ees Hasn’ t Yet Discovered a Way to Beat the Browns ie al ; el tl ale atin di 4 i ih an ae npaw i i il ; — d b Eleven W il . @ ? roving ostly to the Browns; ected BY LOSS Ass et es 923 Washin ngton 1 Team 4 ‘Bo on Rickard’s f G Sis! eo ~~! J9Z4 Ch : of George Sisler ampia ; Charity Prepaid ee : P Tr i S > ; i . 1. as “ - A a . 7 3 ? 3 a : ‘ 2 Outfielder, Back From Camp Value to Strong Pitching Feature of the Senators G of S ; It’s Not for Sweet Charity’s Trying to Head Off Runners at the Plate, Instead of . | ee - a : sf : : "| » ton +t Campaign “. 3 ‘Bat “ 7 * ee ee - Says Men Are Full of Fight —Team Ready for Fennan Pee. t. .. Sake, but for the “Per- , *, a0? “~ 7 — | - 5 ’ : ’ ) Advantage—Only Five More Games on Road Schedul : oH . Below is the fifth of a geries 0 3 a Sg a ae ' Post-Di tas -¢ +4 ieti er 7 - eee — - ss =. a : Dispatch readers with conditions existing today in the vrariow “Fhe King is dead, long figs mw RENAULT IS IN LINE : % es ia a ca “Major league squads. Kine” , By J. Roy Stockton, ca 4 : ms —_— Johnny q : =m 4 Be : : a : = Ss nes in? ight , ld for } r , _ 4 , “as > T:00: we la Herman Wecke _ banquet tendered .¢ Vesper- s 4 NEW ORLEANS, April 6—Kenneth Williams, home-run ae 5 oi : — = By ; ‘soc am by the cl a to Postponement of Boston sl f } ~ poe Brow : len | > "4 i Ke : ee et sai lays in advance of the regular sqjus Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. soccer team Oy the club's sponsor, FF. Ps - ugger ot the st. Louis rowns, has a lesson to learn before he ri 5 es — —— ee ani W. A. Vesper at the Statler last night @ Bout With Johnson. dispelling rumi« + j a ; CH ll be j > goC r the 1923 season.”’ ye | P ond consecutive day Kenny yesterday made a mistake in judgment | 7" in pretty good shape fo ee * , - a spite of the fact that § ‘4 By Davis J. Walsh. ae — lat Ww stat ea Sident of the | just lost it ld on. th 3 which if it had been made by an infielder would have resulted in a ae the statement from Clark Griffith, presi : A ee ee: a ae ; ww YORK. April 6.—Chant;/ W ashington team. in diset Issing his club recently. The two ath-/|championsh ots = e a being ordinarily understood as «4 Here is the situation: Kenny «an/ field. Instead of preventing the run- : - teemeenian -on , | +etes, both infielders, are on the shelf with minor injuries. « ae Sy “S in fr r ne | | 3 , vo cane OS las Pages | ae , , ‘yeas T > 7 hing, it is quite singular that eeeimer on frst from advancing te | | “oh!'s club has the morale! H&S a bad knee as the result of sliding into a base in an exhibition : for re "4 no chance to retire the runner, but base only one would have scored. Leaving very | Clubs: tarting with a new manager McGrew. Hollingsworth. Russell. binations ever developed in St. Legal ’ eameinia Por ore : | onie Bush, the former star short- Beach, Potter, Brogan and Han- ? The reverse suffered by t! 1 me interest in everything beyond taking | hold back another runner. cause of the particular pla, ‘ut Ee Ne , os 9 etait i es £ a hand in this worthy enterprise. For instance to go back a day, in| because Williams constantly Pte a i ni the aggregation. And the former Catcherse—Gharrity, Ruel, Lapan of reserve strength. to forfei Piss _ oe, * jndividuais ts Jack Renault. manage. | three runs ahead, Kenny took aia third baseman failed to protect | eee ee oes Ss ae game ‘ § : Infielders—Judge. Harris, Peck- | , ala oe ee BBs BC ee 23 ; eo s b L. mgr : iast nignts gathering fered @& certain percentage to box | % : ag 3 : fg oe It's All Fi i Out curing the off season, as a result : ; . i i ines | in Gibbons here May 2 at the earn ner trying to ecore from second. The ar. easy force play at secon ! he! . Po s “a ae > -.. ~ ; a t = g£urec - nt whi h } - ha Vagnoan and Bluege The oniy Criticism ] ‘ae ge © of Will aan - ae ‘ - sa a ; ; | ee ae Re Se Se ie OOF The club has not allowed itsel’’ . | enest © —— eee correct play was not to try to get would be boohed from the stands | ee > erm hs oak Poe - S Mee A: Tamper eS he foo!) - as AY, ap ‘Ssregation a-year ago remain Fisher and McNamara ‘ithe players, “is the fact oe RES ee . oe Se Bae 2 ee aN es. whet es es es 7 ‘However, the Nationals were for- Mana ‘Bush al ril ‘not igh enough. In my | Renault, through Flynr ; . er Bush aiso will be ( not rough enough In compromise, Renault, through lynn, made no difference. But it was ad- ing from his. bench mates. And just : 1] . ( : : . Se tot it be konwn that he will econ- : ~ TaT75 , : we dao eC ve eo , : ‘ ' visable to hold the other runner because Williams is an outfielder , aa To ut yuld be just as tends to play only in the pinch. ) ole o se if a player spoke a | why . if ne han in 1922 Lee Pee é ter from moving to second. How-/ does not excuse him for consistent), Lege we OE ee ee ey teen Heo We'll a) UU Tne! ; 1 sixth place . di a pike Keer = - crllows walk The Case of Fulter. ' en a a . o> — ee ‘s = . eh eae 7eor 2 * 2 : ‘ : ’ ; su ricx ever, Kenny made the useless ind throwing to third or home when the | | ® OO : . rte ee et epson ‘ter being touted as an early sea- . ; A paralie! case is that of Frederick then led ength he give oitneniin ‘ | tees with vn Red Sox and wto |a member of the oppo sing team, = . Fulton. a aa id A « Das ‘ ID lit came . a ~ ad ud : | ™ 7, ~¢y « sult was that the peg put the two Williams. baaen: with his speed | + ee Sate ae .. ahea Youn . een handicapped ~~ a2 #8~P lid have been high treason ip to learn that Floyd Johnson, co-star 6 get . , So: F ies . rs ce Lg... ae ~ yee, ea ro i? Fure 28: , wae SOF ber. Je , ee: oe oe te ccingind —" ; aaVe shown up mighty well are Southern Leaguer a1] e+ m™ ar tad 1116 Th tes % ; a . — . > arty sa@i il 4 ati. i ee o. ‘hem ai e ‘ a 7 an the Vy . ‘ : . Md Freder ' mn April i”? : a promo, r HAs ond and third. A hit followed and problems on aaa Br owns. Time an 3 ee ee er ~ a ye A - 7 . . " } eee ~y Pisa! * -% a: his ‘n and fou h | . ' H weve! — espers nave sho a no reason to fear that Fulton wil! that hit did tie the score, all be- again followers of baseball in Sst ti F ive Of, ee — ee eu 4 8 a a ai PIE ie seid at Sis aati ‘iin! polis, who il} open the Hargrave. who came from New i citi eminent {preg ies ; : a ; iin gE cn aE SE es a fclined to b imfstic and inferred year in center field. unless some- . te .. ake 2 ee a +3 he recognizes that Johnson is taking If Williams had thrown to third the} fielding and have asked why a man roth ROA y cas | _Bubbies” Hargrave of the Reds. ‘champions next season.” a yt Browns would have won the game like that was permitted to patrol any MISS GLENNA COLLETT. |vet back in the game rly e nroy, an infielde in , . pate cs . ene. An injured hand would leave | ntrary fo the prevailing ; ‘lub: Bh é ‘ aroun puayer } . st . a , ; ; ; xg . ; Por the _ infield, Nationals Vesper recounted how he bee Bi jard in the star bout. ninth. The score would not hay c ers have bec: ome great 2) ily a fter cat. | pionshin Over the Pinehurst Links. . ie rreat . ay — nie , s f He. therefore. has beeought Fulton been tied. ing to the middle meadow. Tris tt ti i nn ee Ores Ps } ~ 3 _ sige F sates nee Hollingsworth, 7ecovers from his in] ur Harris at : | : ' 3 ere perved a further purpose in Tod- ght-har i _— S ve ee = oe n stood in the ri th Boner Repeated by Williams. Speaker never — satisfied with ; - ae _ ” n’'s opinion. He bélieves tt has spe +a- « » an Warmoth. @' second. Peck at short and Evans ia re Ike 4 a them acaulescent. Ther would not Yesterday an exactly similar sit. | Side field. Ty Cobb went to center VV R A yy ey, CQ) q d NG ™ i ul re eff: of ot! mem ise se sipertber ae | : nro} wr Bhiges oat Pies riety eps aa oe 'tonsider for a minute interfering as soon as he found himself. May . ~ > A all a y% o bee . and leclares at the ind are likely to stick yune for Harris are the only ones sure of ni , is bite - aa = “y , ys with Rickard'’s plans for the charity ca tint while | their jobs. is team woulg succeed U . | ml In fact, they would agree to on first and second with two out the Pirates ‘ as champions of the cause of St. . i ythi Ric d st ested. prov! lod : irates made the Pittsburg out-, He am geen 4 ee in at a ] nS ng kard sugs “. pre rs oul lp, Mr. Barker, stele! 3 ; : Sa : gee i : ms : > ’ : Tt fo Biewie: tten® aiteee tin ee | is favored for the shortstop berth, ‘ 7 AS UACLY Thal Wwnen the season 1t he is being giving a lively race | ms a fund program h Mistakes Are , Adds a iB s’ Pep Not F Harl l Predict Ves ej ‘s | Williams’ Throwing Mistakes Are | or ‘List ; Drown PANOt four outhpat aw Muriers Unusual p : Boxers Eager to. > . . 7 ; $ Might Do Better in Center Field | ie ight Vo better in Center Fie = es Tele te |, at | : Johnny Tobin.) Scarcity of Good Left-Handers on Other Squads Lends Added ‘3 Local Soccer Titleholders hen”! Back Runners on the Bases, Twice Has Given Enemy a Big ; . “4 : “42 awe’ ; : J Sys Ro and Ambition. . centage” in It. . eae * ¢ tn cquaint tite | articles designed to acqua By Dent McSkimming. oy Joseph F. Holland. Ti bin who atter ] ; Ss } | | the B NO. 5—WASHINGTON SENATORS. The spirit which prev : ee Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. | ieee : es ; x prevailed at a Fulton Helps by Agreeing | : ae ieee returned to St. Louis yesterd: diately devoted himself $s W } . ; . liti . = a See . ie oS care ith Joe . P oger Peckinpaugh in to cond) tion, can be classed with the great outfielders in baseball. For the sec-| (3 nil pe ees the ta nors tha ith Joe Judge and Rog a P was distinctly one of optimism f the offender's taking a vacation on the bench. | 7 z. Tudge ;uncrowne Oca nan pat in which one gives something | | season. rhe league throw with any outfielder in oe Snag: " he ° fake third, Kenny tried to catch the man | ; a ] ci »? a] > re aif n Tame -} 1] P ~ | } t | ] d 3 si ae - ses 7 . me , oaine, While Feck has a Dad hand. | Billy Klosterm forme . ie} : y gire to appear on Tex Rickard's pro- tseif Kenny; and third. A base hit followed and en RET AS S League, an ther speakers - ici . invariAbly throws to the wrong base. both runners crossed the plate. If a ia | | Seiden MARNE dae son opened . : Seemingly the fistic situation here- | : : oO : is ara” enin . ‘ re] oO ‘ : ; : iene ne ne Nationals are one of th Z a nce ng = i stituted one of the finest soc ee . i 3 ie achary., rillheart, armoth. coms. | managers and boxers have lost all a when the correct thing to do is to! Attention is not called to this be. ) ; . wry ae* Ramcutsdite . | | , Pe ae ein corer ‘eas “op. is handling the destinies of kins when they were forced thri i ; : is h so : ns a ; SER Tee age a. % ae ae eg : fui re saad : ie One of the se pure. v disinteres 1A Wednesday's game. with the Browns been pegging to the wrong bag. I? 3 sae". ae a 1, SO ; sien hae? ee 5 Seadpearod tonges = *r will start with practically and H re ‘ " ’ in } nN . 4 i . Zor esate Bs “a 3 Nie >. rs DO ase eS i ._ “— Sn ee - . ij : mi Aid pra‘ ust aii A nda argrave. title failed to dampen th mea pase Sate Ss Bee ti: care his position until Geo: title, fail ampen the ‘on a] . | | i We : i“ re : [°)- new teams. Minee -sihae aaen wend ariee ta Me by Leo Flynn. Renault has been of single and tried to catch the run- third or threw to first when he had | et Re BES SE. ee PS = Sa: inpaugh, Evans, Conroy, La Motte om x, Re ae oa OE Ke 2 ; ee , Se 12 athletes with the - es bh h: allo 12 athlete : Outfieldere—Rice, Gosiin, Wade, $ style,” said Klosterman ip — would have none of it. However. asa the runner at the plate. One run and Wou! ld receive on a>rrox« ious lac- €~ ale % S28 oP stad ee. oe sees . + ee , : : d Ce a + pt le , se ee Py ‘s “ioe _ = sae . a a _ > bs ha the (;ec ree will Diay a Re es = . Pe > eng ie die « Y of St. Louis secce of his i 4 : : Me Dee y a Mos “4 ¥ “pia yor >} yo j : i ; ‘ I v ] . . . I - . ls on +? > ty wT)? roo oe — o) : : me ; aii Ai; lder Aa VTai x d re eilvers. Th: aa -nere s | wonderf 31 improvement a > ue ’ - ruin a perfectiy good headliner. bat cause Williams had made that throw. Louis have marveled at his brillian: | . ned . Haven and is a younger brother of ing that you will be ; , sood that it might be sible for hin thing unlook for hs ns: i] : a : a neediess chance in more ways than Be: Hargrave is something of an all ; -* : , ae Ln ¥ “Coming Champions.” See Rickard without an opponent for Wil- Without playing their half of ‘he | field except center. Most great field- National Champion, Who Recently Won the North and South Cham- - . ‘ ~ Rickard gerne pponent for Wt ine a oa 8 4 & tT ie ro } : arid if pan. ; v4 ney as: pits ii an TI ; will have Judge at fir st, when he interest in the game a y: fe agree (o a later date. He found have also shown well, or Conroy at third. But Judge and . Vation presented itself. Men were | . . |Carey, the wonderful fly chaser o: | " Bron are n bette litio ee 3 ; ; 7 pte pant 1 like period last year Southpaws in Plenty. |. Suck, Recanse of Dae eamyeneee® | To cuemnes Mea ceed th : ' 6 a © - OF (he Count “omg gave Fulton a “spot” on the mux when a single came to Williams’] fiela hy roving in center = : acl RHEE : ITH a different system of wha Vereen oath a ae “The weath as be — American stvle o lay icated. | : a opens the Nationals will car ur - : merase , “4 : le The ' , ' ee re ee ee ey ee for the J »b by Bluege. the young- > _ ates - ——_— - + Preside: Winton Barker of the St Williams’ Great Fielding Feats Vi a sate awe | ghd gaa | f ing t VG ld in St. Louis, the Mound City ~~. 40uis must be represented SY | .rs are all in good condi ind Jt CLEpPSws, =e aR: P ~~ — m ae a the fight CQ no { he laver | e . — ' a - kenrg ta ake on ot eee left-hander in the pe eit EM cg antes - oo ~ gene n = Game Next © ered Both clubs’ ee: * By the | tained from C n ‘tl aged th Atbevtens League ames PARIS, April 6—Mrs. Molla B. Mal- on i oT Fa Ee ' “gee egy Sout . 4 ‘Lilheart, =ne pitcged some at first during Judge's absence, will \stepped by the refer that field, that playing there spoiled 7 There is no center in the United ~ scenes Pacer cieni tes ais , ean ntl } ca sens gnty good ball for the Nationals be the farcorner guard! an when the > aeration be caren 4. umemees seuner and in other ways) p——~—~—-~—~______ | Sites where so many first-class | 9115 which is better than Pruett's, |Y22i& said we were far aheag of| [ast fall is stronger than a year | curtain is run up on April 18 "RRternon aap grumbled until he was moved some | R ;| young players are assembled = as ee wpe eye staple them in pe} i fig) ag0, and possesses a lot of stuf?. rhetise, Position Shifted. (seek St ee to left field. acing Results | im St. Louis. And thev're nartive- | : ot iS « ae” — | - B . ns arent a | t ¥ pels: ined to be a - wild. bu teahaninhel outfield. Sam Rice a | We had. If our forward dine eee eat te oe tc) Sp ; ~~ : : is U © . eran ent th | | » % nie “ de go wiv Wil get over that fault. minutes mead conten tuilas tie: ti peeneenen at an Ge : fan piay center. until he uses. his Bo - . . RE a me Se p oe oe oe ett we pia en rhe veteran \ alter Johnson wil been shifted to right. Goose Goslin. jp ener we would have been a brilliant fielding ability in that field, | wie Results. ‘Two Courses Available. mr ee ee ee oe ye Pp ; Hie T p the right-handers of the staff. a newcomer. whe was with the club | #5ead for Paterson to catch use Which is the big field in the outer! ,, FIRST RACE, $1200. m 4 vear- a aes sive strength what they i i co sag ra oo is eammates. baseless tink eeniiticel: Monies hie" ocs a a STU SeENS, She ee ee ee an ae line of defense, the Browns will not $16: four furlongs ander. § (Allen), | . z wocnane we try Se 3. @1 PDs CHES ize rss ee. of trouble with illness in his fam- Wade, former A. .A. slugger. will “% Leuis paper that Schwa present their greatest strength de- | 1 : et Wor | cone. diane four teams to the ware ; Lamp) hin = bee Wr Pt wn | i 3 se : ilv. and h een sl in roundin be in center. Wade looks like a ™s8sed a penalty kick. The § iS jo 90 1-5 ee Time— | eam of two picke rithou sisle! but n ernant a ee ata a a wilh * ‘ondition ut he will be good fielder and a powerful left- | Yere not awarded any penalty Williams made some brilliant | Ruler, Felvehresty. riday ith, Black! have jeons 1 our national! su- sat Sali ree ao = hen . gz amt eal wail rd ea gas we tussell, obtained fem Bae. 4 handed batter. Fisher, a costly bit | _¥he local professional league as catches yesterday. He raced in be- SECON ‘KE. $1200 3. : remac’ t is time for th a] a Rite ag sgt ee Bey walk ae aie oe . a ea aa : s RP i Bn trom .ths Western 7 sparing to a. rome in hind second for one particularly spec- 93’) o—Faith W. 102 (Abdel). $31 60 listrict heads step o1 id ad ea i al om Regt ae * pe agg :, _ tae _ parities prion i one League. and McNamara, a Chicago (‘3° ™ hedule next Sundar, the last tacular catch. And it only brought | (Rabe) "$5 20 iret. ck's Dat ughter ne © ft} | Pal irely ceeded AUrFie: ; ial ‘ : ar sew —— a chance with the PR semipro, are the other gardeners of the eeasan t© mind the regrettable fact that he 108 (McLane). $850 ¢h _ Warburton Snter © Dis ; : h train off the or an staff - she an ee ee ee . ani ossesses as good a = the club, - - ra ae i is not playing center field. arena Marce}! ; ‘yn . Re ae oo ee ae an ie eo, curve as any hurler in baseball. odin nag ay AR ME PE : cit When Kenny decides that he want: Hampton, Wawona and ion C. mies pen | Migr a9 Fp veel ound BR .. sega sage ly tiers a : and ° ill without a doubt have a voung team when the cam- a tratelinn came tates os play noge sender goes out there and 3 Ka gran —~ ae. ; , Ins an iad . a Se mi i , Cha C J Et are an 2 ee a8 ‘ o¢ . ti . a rT or the other places as paign starts. : A lack of fight seems contract to bring the ag gives the Browns the full benefit of Tf | indigo,; ach agree t hold 1t tw rity overs, c. ; OE 5 a ee rulers to be the main fault at the present ion back for ‘the pext four his great roving ability, the FohiImoen ; , Te on; | , om the Western eu ume EX RICKARI charity show ; eae co ” . evsissen ; 55 Cutetidin Staff Is O kK writing. However this the former Griff believes" there is nothing will be greatly strengthened. Wéil- quge's, 3 05 sage third. Tim t] the Western fina] = CID be — w Gerber is ai ady a player as, a ne | writing However this ne art belatcr nena nea Hams is one of the greatest defensive Ruth T also —s of Arms, Madson. Jocose, can have at least six first-class : haere | purrRyt Rais sen sly: i POE Came coe a el ee eee smd peseceren of a good The Nationals have been going condition for a season's race. outfielders in the game. And every POURTH RACE, claiming. $1200 2. reverve men available ° the atte - — y esistee: : peneti- | wre : a a ie ; sets ee . a | rn) s Setiwiese , Hank through the early paces at Tampa t aoe at he plays in left instead of $8.9 a furiongs—Fiving Devil 106. Ab | grand fina! ee Aireacy oO vy pDoOUt ) ‘Wk iim tt 08 , 4 ity 0 . Me ee he c1Us and so Well pleased is President eenter he is wasting some of ‘is 8.90 aS $2.90. first iMhous . ° a3 yt) am ti! that ou he race year } uel, the St. Griffith with the Plorida city as ability and neglecting an opportun'ty | 117 (Martz) yet nd. Al Stebie to make himself more valuable to the | Lesite, Mi ne R, - ¥ “a s. Paterson ht Its T wns. a | . sé Bous sl com. When Kenny does make the shift | ia Sink ee ebeennd his ee feats, combined with his ST. LOUIS AGAIN AFTER would be unbeatable 1 Great hitting ability. will make hii CLAY COU “ads Sutton ee ee ne RTS TOURNEY rivals in this country. ome of the great box-office attrac | | . TY . oe ea tions. If he plays center he wren’ | The St. Lou!s District Tennis Acen. | oan team represented th bare to hit A home run ev ery day to ciation roted last night af a meetin oft the entire East. Owner Ad aive the fans a thrill. In center he at the Washington Hotel to vertiti-s; | Buselik told me last Orc whl thrill them every game with the United States Nationa! Pown Tan he had hired this spectacular catches. nis Association to grant St. Louis Browns Slam Columbus. national clay court cha: mpionsh Ss. 1$2 nN 1835 h lie > Pa. rill . Lueck tly, the Browns made @igzint ; ¢ and ° The appiicath w t ; notwithstand ne » ¢ . made To the t _ N # r ¥ thr , - : ii _— rune yesterday. If they had made the Missouri Valley Tennis Assoc: ik f the East. wh Only three it might have been said tion were not the pi P ry ' : ’ » * +> P that Williams poor throw lost the The nationa! municipal tennis tour. : Sil the best Le; game. But Columbus made only four "®™ent will be held here this season ; ti gra’ re Milk Fund wil tallies off Wayne Wright and Hubert ieee terson, losing only on defay! oine | . , - + . 2. ’ . » > 7 | : ? eine i ~ - : ~- — “aes . SEs eek: om ; > “ e . . . , Pruett. Rather all the runs were | Kirkwood Escapes ane. bt If the park capacity) : | made off Wright, who pitched four PINE — i the Scullins been - | | f n 2 rt t p ~~ [N HERST ‘ ' . Apri! e ai . ne ecUuiilims Hpeen pr x id a ersons is att iine i. it Be aver : . 4 fi O P ’ - 2 frames | } - Tr ’ «e - . - > | ‘A . * —_ a 2 and was touched for seven } Kirkwood, Australian golf pro fes- Six aiternates. two from | o ren (..50 per head hits. Pruett had another great day sfona!, had F th eo = , 1 h arrow c - a ~} the rival St. Lon _— “An a0 rill & eived his Oniy four safeties were collected >¢f¢ ~*~ "M¢ ® arrow escape from in . ow Louis clubs, 209, OUN = ete aga - | : . the Diane in they would hare hz ai Cs > 4 le: ¢ , ove f ' e , ;y} | a, r ober > . = .@a ii for the express purpose his delivery and three of the four — =a SlEne when Were infield scratches which he was flying to Asheville WN men to take the place c Mebertson and Durst conte wlaved ‘ . made a forced landing in an ele-.- yur nd absent stars cleveriy in the field Robertson, par- eer Biterbe tlewlariy. had a great day Ernie Vache was given a trial in right field and in four times at bat the husky righthander Ssliammed out : . ~ LET MA WITH two hits. He a ad not have a chance | | . | ea oe Tae : Rob Roy : | | TROUSERS OF THE In black and Russi2 > and MADE-TO-MEASURE -alf skin. Steep et -? jaaomn er A New Suit for the rs BY TAKING TWO BLOCKS Johnny Layton, world's champi >T? * i "> e+e - “nt empetitors who « copy the N AME of the ORIGIN Me i. a ie. S three-cushion billiardist, w two - ne gem “ IGINAL McKnight d | tep into this new low 6-60 Sport - W in i 4 matches yesterday from Au rye > hie ORIGINAL. :~ a cain only. They want te confuse the imitation wit) el and forget your trouble alg " a Png Satna ae Seen . ew wie jee %. ss andy years we have built this business from a tiny sho F s. t has up and this model represents the value hefer. an, at the Larton- to the LARGEST TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT IN ST. LOT 18 mating pienty of pep and power with a new that can only be put into a shoe by sell- punch in the tip and perforations on ing direct from Maker to Wearer and MeEniry hall. The scores were 40 +a men’s Suit a Wee 87 im 65 innings and 68 to 42 in 6° LOW pr aes and oat Ao a tusively. Our policy—ciothes that FIT at ee ee the vamp, eyerow and quarter. It iooks doing business on the Rega! Platform:— famings. This gives Lavton a mene of | as if it cost twice as.much and it ig One Quality, One Profit and One Price. We are the Original and 39 —. im their apecial match, 489 to «4 Special Suit Offer e 29 415 just as good as it looks. ee : serges e Exclusive Pente Store in St. Naas matches will be playred ‘od. We have now on sale, a | ne of Blue and gray ot From Maker to Wearer 2 pare of F 4 From Coast to Coast 4 the firet at 32 p. m. and the seco d at and silk mixtures as low as ’ ae ™. See Our Windows. . _— BETTER HEALTWee- The Or iginal_ RE G al os = aackini | A i ) | rom oll LOCUST = 12 ; Regal — Whitman, Mass. | fer Literature | 804 Olive Street. St. Louis IVE (Arcade Bldg) NNN i i i (AAA aaah eee eat i

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ae Pi a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1923. ST LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH 41 nms___|. @ His Price Indicates That Cartoonist Is a Great Favorite for the Derby Among the Pencilers ' é ? WINDSOR RACE TRACK ‘club called off the racin rogram | PLA lan will te first base with the St. , ct Vesper Ifa rs Eager to Cartoonist-and Hyperion Nearly Home Run ‘Zone’ Wit wor ex "orexen, |! 8h Sc" SMPRRN MAGEE TO PEAY gt tne eh Fa mended failed The Government CANADIAN \ TAX TO bremranng oe 7 ST. JOSEPH; Mo. A ; 904 with Philadelphia in the Na- ‘vies $75 a day aet) ST. Jo! : o.. April 6. Sheery }in 1 Pp O HIGH levies $ ) a day during the raciiz mater leaguer, who tional League. After r playing the out- . en Will Be Fp. Rickard’s Fad, to Ch k laa : ay daring te rac | yf JOR | Box on Kickar Ready to Work Over Derby Route AUS CO UMECK | rwissisitrosiem aorn «ne sun fthe mute voy” | wat sinpendedInetintey-hy ven eld fe Ho Years he way apne ial PPA AAA AAAAAAE muita tad PPP PPP OD Win dsor Joe key Club has definttaiv , | de nt George K. Belden of the Minno- . cas ; ; all | rT" } . iat >» 7} Af Tr ‘ > : * . decided not i open its park ne eae eee. ie ee | apolis and St. Joseph baseball clubs world series with ¢ incinnati, Magee C I t ham 7 Chariiv F : S| ae C x here this | pion Cha t ogramM ke De tad ie ot ayia ; ards’ louting ; summer, owing to > heavy hers think eth i: mite reve ae — - = mnt» i\for not joining the St. Joseph Weet- hit .359 with Minneapolis last sum- a sill levied by th ny gy | nounced, und this, with the Grand|.. peague club after being walved| mer in 101 games. He will be assiet- a the (Ontario (Clover: ; ; “re : .. » i ‘4 Cireuit races, will be the only me-«p- ‘out of the American Association, has | ant manager to Wally Smith here this iirarct Bud Fisher’s Eligibles, Now Working at Louisville, Have Been innounced today. Di 7 It’s Not for Sweet Charity’s Galloped Over the Mile Distance and Their Workouts Will With New Batting Order on ———— | _ Sake, but for the “Per- Soon Be Increased to 114 Miles. Duty, Rickeymen Swat Three 7 | Homers and Win. MADE BY THE MAKERS OF ARROW COLLARS | centage”’ in It. me . lomers | a e I 4 r Titleholders Are of Sponsor at Banqut. . : Special to the Post-Dispatch. —. the ; j N T IS IN LINE LOUISVILLE, KY., April 6—The Derby candidates in this By Herman Wecke, | “a ee, 3 | = Sante section have progressed so evenly in their preparation that it is, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff : At a ay shale — oie et which prevailed at a 4 Sead Fulton Helps by Agreeing hard to tell at this time which has the best chance to land th: yp.rize. BB re ocean pradesh pom: i Zz zm 35°, oe omme ont — ond Voenat Bice Postponement of Boston | They are all well forward in their work, consiaering the Jong | Rochester International League play-. sh: $100 5 oem ‘ mex fem Seen wae ie ee ney ©. Bout With Johnson. ‘interval before the big race is to be decided, and a few days like ppm eee ae pacer emery Aa. con. . A 3 forl® n ofc de E: si lo es the past two have been when operations have slowed down, due to | wher Rickeymen ‘wh an ag Gps een ctly one of optimism i: fs wi: daptegicPae pai ee ee ’ Sy , | : 4 : : Ty Cobb and is ambitious Ss ; > ee . . 7° e fact that St. Louis had | By Davis J. Walsh. the frequent rains, will not throw them back in train.ng to any!) (450 0 Fences Ti . ; “ ing profess: ion have expr ed a dC-) ang will be pushed forward toward town and Flowers of Love bs Er ey Sate : Ay > 3 . tow! wers oO! Ing 1 ey all wer r home run a | Made in 17 sizes at 10c — 2 for 25¢ osterman, former Manager on Tex Rickard’s pro- mey adit Wen : ; . e ; © gireto appear simanee the derby distance of one and on@-'| cerwe ; he Kentucky Oa] ov , ; : ry Pp ous St. Leos, J. G. Barrett, of May 12 for the benefit of iaciaail acdlt _ A ton served for the k bigot SKE men were Blad fornsby an em. - TT \\ r 15¢e—and 3 for 50c. Ask your dealer! quartei miles inside the next .WO ever, these two i ieS may develop so ‘ \\ . Soft a nd smooth, uncrackable, : AMS MOSS & LOWENHAUPT CIGAR CO. 4+ ho : - ‘ ~~ ; | gram dent of the St. Louis Socce, © the local milk fund. sveeks. rapidly in their training’in the near au he i Ese | ; 1) : _speake | ried | Then-up stepped Harry Lake, th: AM | Li \ |\egwrinkable pre-shrunk and ST. LOUIS MO. bled players that they con. psbouts is at a standstill because ..,. ‘ith the ition of the colts | fer the Derbs s | | OSI MIE SO mE RR mae ose atte . eis x tar! ‘* } ‘ 4 , * " \* tebe . eee oe SOCt CORSA are —_ te on acl ‘ throu Sine, |ONe everything the Fisher horses | ‘*' vervby that is attracting some ver 1 ther color it was a homer | . atl & mise, .e } eat) gh st & i » i a lattenti-« 1 at th Downes r % I, t. a aw ‘ h endugh. In my day as a gomprom he konwn that he will con- | have done and seems to thrive on), _. nee me nat was because of the exceeding it was considered an irre- | bas let it be ‘ ata 2 " his wor fr ee ” Oe ad ee - 2818S | nearnes t} f he enclos 7 ae a " ?f : r : ; 7 ’ ? ’ - . . T) i] ; if hkOSU : : offense if a player’ spoke a /gent to accept the same percenta; 7 se : are, by Dick Welles, ¥ b en: ) . 4a : et ool + ; ruts 7 « = : a © °r 7 neem —e — keep him from filling up, when he ; *0Ur times an Saf the opposing team. hat Fulton. Rickard is somewhat nebast | has finally reached racing conditio.. |’ n two of Mes ve been high treason tn 1i G to learn that }F loyd Johnson. co-star | 44 bisii! = - . ; : i s ia ; Lil raf . cn had Rovere tiornese- them acquiescent. They would not . ’ : TY act , } a . lf 1" 2 ae i ok 4 pW 4 . : . a ‘ . , , at this track are only showing good /!S 4 compactiy bullt colt, well turns a ae ; ins defeat the Todds for the @eemeesider for a minute interfering |“* **” bh 1 ard possesses powerfully developed y tM a "TOO. — - _ ; - "cre - , % i a 2 ’ ‘ j express d ao¢ nftidence that 3 with Rickard's plans for the charity thre ‘ quartet Tt} rials, Wit Donee 8. . fore ay Jd } iz qa Quarters } ; “ . " > af ~ ’ y, ‘ : +4 rawr? ¢ =~ . , serie x0) . —-" tai . . 7 . ' would Fucce ed the Scullins . | show. In fact : they Woul ld agree TO M ard Ss nope in the vis even ; acts (on his dam's side ) - 2. Te i | 7 rei ti) i il not ‘r) als. ’ cer League, upon his retura “ms. MALLORY NOT SURE ).Piaas i ae — ‘former are confidently ex] s East this morning, said that > a , Other Eligibies Going pitmntetmel th hie: a cee ©) PIMs citner Heth 4 ABOUT WIMBLEDON MEET J. H. Louchheim’s pair, Lord Gran- No Great Sons “a B: nllet. fr the New York club out for j ; hone ; . nae! ’ ’ ociat ac re | 4 ana »LUeS 1 - Sil W Ppientlyv ra ) f Tl é AT) 71 ' ai e a mext Sunday Both clubs are By the ASK ited Pres : : | Ite . on a Be I ide ast OUvia in AMerican -Leagzue James PARIS, April 6—Mrs. Molla B. Mal- early speed in their sprints in the Megs turf in 190; and Was one w and Sundav lory has not vet made up her rminad morning and whe nN le time CO . ereatest handica’ he rses iv « ; - . @ i Ij I : 2 9 . , ae yer annie er 4 e ; ne Tae to som =o the hs pts egal , wate for more ambitious work. thei ain- | ?O" Ns be - i ~ 2 cn é ha 1s N edule next Sunday, the last la¥ marries, an Fo OMPARE a JOHN RUSKIN with any ek for the next four years. ¢§ Seal b F . ys ee a akin : ae ‘ St. Louis store, you certainly serve us a surprise believes*there is nothing Ike jy ‘ 3 ee Can Duy. orget the erence in price | | cuit aeanets kava the eee ould be eo. ia a cS oy and consider them quality for quality, | | Rickey used four pitchers Pertica | party: We expected that our egrery Ww = Be Fo aroma for aroma, taste for taste. | vas wild) ealhing foarte an ean a success, but we didn’t expect a riot! eason. = | — | : eos . e , , ) nan, an undersized southpaw, ones e , —F sae | with Paitadeiphia, Blades, first up. AST Saturday, when we opened our first tract to bring the aggresca- ' * 4 3 fist # 10 cent or twoef. Or-a- uarter cigar you its ne hen ornsby's | ; cppepbian Sy 3 & weather to put a club ing Pitchers Look Good was wild, walking four: but he yieid- | wr i ri ed only tree hits and settled down | ae ; . MATCH YOUR | IE | fee You'll agree with millions of other real cigar made off him. Next odes Bheraah | We knew that in time you men of St. Louis would appreciate a ie / smokers that some effective seutnoaars ie havo | the style and value of our hats but we didn’t expect such an two Innines, as follows: Poonlly T ; | ae OHN RUSKIN | Goumte error by Holm at ehort. Other immediate response The crowds in our store overwhelmed ne Copyrighted pitching records were: Johnny Ntuart . e ° . 7 . i : Two hits, three passes, no runes in | us and we want to apologize if In the rush you didn t recelve is the BEST and BIGGEST cigar, at 2 fo 3 (wo rounds. Lester Sell--No damage ‘ gar, r 15 cents a Wie firet round, then Ave Sits ane the attention and service Kaufman Hat Stores are equipped The Havana Tobacco used is the a pans Gave Seeel Fee | Pipe he choicest grown. Re demon with the ddtheater cake, to render. You gave us a great welcome to St. Louis—and Delightfully mild—fragrant—and even burning to the (fi! probably miss the wi rel tones, we don’t_know what to say except that we thank you! He has a bad Jon and was last puft. With an aroma and faste that will satisfy you. , westaphage Ban JOHN RUSKIN Cigars are sold all over town by . ae ‘bie rlahthander, “wh To those men who have not yet visited All One Price has beer ravelin vith h ‘ard dealers who want you to get the most for your money. atari: this wremere elt aeckauan ae the New Kaufman Store, we repeat our frone hence lie will pitch for Vick: Buy a couple today™tomorrow you'll buy more. eee crap ene, promise to show you the most wonder- Johnny Lavan had ie Pa antes iad IE DEAS Ves Soe We er ara at ES ee gr. . nee Es Sid initiate = Re Ey. ft 4 3 TENE: Bi SAVE THE BANDS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS. | wes ag Puy os ov . i : : : wt n ne | ful hat values and smartest styles you ares ‘ | Be a 2 BUY JOHN RUSKIN CIGARS BY THE BOX AND GET a. torastded. He will net ‘elay today. | have ever seen—to give you real five ADDITIONAL PROFIT SHARING VOUCHERS | Hickey-is worried, ‘but is glad that 1t . ER DISC RD eee dollar values all at one price. US MATCH IT WITH OUSERS OF THE SAME . 4 a Cte : "6 many ¢ ittes will compete in the xth Pie SeADy Marr 2s : : phe ss 34 : Distributor f, annual National Women’. Rowling MA - RE. ; , a: , . ; Tournament «which begins on the N | nts tue the ; Bates Messrs, Stickney-Hoelscher Cigar Co. or fashington Alleys April 14. This | = aN. . n merea f 24 over ft} nervy . hr jh deat Rivet : 3 ie St. Louis, Mo. R¢ : vat 3 ae when thas i ie « ee ee ee CATALOG SENT FREE UPON REQUEST I. LEWIS CIGAR MANUFACTURING CO. ‘RECORD ENTRY LIST FOR NEWARK, N. J., Tat Largest Independent Cigar Factory inthe World. / oe S BOWLING MEET An entry Ban cove 106 feams renre senting | ‘ i TY @ac ee oe ee ‘hicag r : Cleveland hine eac} \idDany, Milwau- Bates the Joba Ruskin Ciger—enact size. You can see it is kee, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Oma- cussed ees och amantat mia ha, Minneapolis, Louisville and other jties have teams entered. atchic Sp ) ' ; ' , ra! ‘ a rhe Birk Colas of Chicago, who won UDEe ' | ; ot . i we — the team event last year, Sneider & @ are the Original and Largest : 2 “ bicae ) pa secant ta epi 9 paces . . golusive Pants Store in St. Lows. | ee. aS Ss © ; BE | fnished first in the singles event, and World S$ Largest Retailers of Hats ~ ** Beware of Imitators.?? — 4 | 4 ‘/ i: — oe st | aE ) ee ee | nnnditanin nee a) JONNK phos 618 OLIVE STREET '¢ can match all advertised —er : 4 Tae : about 10 days to complete the tourna- ment, bowling beginning at 10 o'clock PANTS » Best and Biggest Cigar |i_—_—_—n r one All Principal Cities ee te ee el a —~h i. STORE CO eA Hg | : - So , , | Addiéivasl Sport 13 PINE --7 | 1 On Page 42° ; Between 7th and Sth

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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1923. ee = ————— middlewelght. ; = a . the best-known Paris restaurants Siki knocked out @ diner in one of | early this morning in a brawil. aes | j te Additional Sporting News ie £>> & MY a 2ST ONL OE a Tear GAIA OE BIS ns ° ' 4 ; . omaaaaae ~\| JACK TARRANT SCORES : pS ; Ons il STOCK MARKEI Twenty- Year-Old ’ Dutch Niners. Holdout, ‘ VICTORY OVER MOORE IN Pirates Pay $30,000 , oo Eee : 7 GO ) x Bowler Surprises Ready to Join Browns | TEXAS GOLF TOURNAMENT or Pitcher Boehler e : - * ‘ “ig Best for Contractors, Casals | AR | _In St. Louis, April 120.06 Canton of 3 spl oS OF the Tulsa Club + , | and these who weal ny : Wisconsin Lad Rolls 1950 for | ~~ } E. “Jack” Tarrant, were a step near- TULSA, Ok, Apel 6. : " : cd 7 : 7 Fifth Place i All-Events = Reoes oR i tieny 26. }| son] champeabebip tourseapat.ct the see semen” amon: a 1 | . | Cost Less, Wear Le F at Milwaukee. poe lating ‘exas Golf Association oday oY night paid $30, 9,000 for George a aa HARNESS © - ‘ of Equipment : : : | Shares a Feature of Ses- +3 eel ie tehar who F Oil : ———— oO thefe victories thie mornia ‘arltor Boehler, last year the leading = sjon — French F % rancs ‘A , a hy - DOUBLE SET @ aww DOUBLE ~S vr be SAVE 40 PER CENT ON ROOFING AND Pag r % Stronz in Exchange Mar- i-ply 95c Outside sags Paint; ~ Iget. Santeesinee > 95 Lead-tn-Oill Paints: : Roofing . galion ; . . 6% én ; o4 Vire Frem the \ew Verk Our Roofing Is ¢ ‘om plete With Root Cement: a“ é ee ef the Post- Dispaten. Nails and Cement. gallon a ew YORK, Apri! 6.—The Evening 4 EN ; » # saree os x ‘ DRESS coat ['eet in its copyrighted financial re- i—aee today, says Wool S Whipcordell tos see GABARDINES ae > ‘ racterized todays markets. Stocks y, Ly \ SALE PRICE, ) gpened firm and remained so pretty ly througnout Strength In Ly +5 ‘at ~\¥ \ ‘ eonsisten' A beautiful ( oaf, reg ue > $16. 7 @uipmen' shares was the feature. > bei ng helped by the American ty } $30.01 ‘alue ¥ 30.00 Value. es siiway Associations Statement of A RUBBER LIVED ag program for meeting the cotn- é nsportation needs. Accord. ‘g transp DRESS COATS , : to this statemer the arriers SPECIAL See abent $440.000,000 for new rolling | 4s r aoe and faciilties during 1922 “and $4 95 . Mere appropriated $1.10).900.900 to be. S al = mt for a like purpose during the! . HAND TOW ELS—Good size: eS 3 esent year. In any event, the mar-. Ar my Shoes =perta!. Saturday wen “ : disp! laved a good undertone sand "$2. New, NEW COTTON SOCKS— — I fractionaify higher. Bonds a!» 3 pairs for ‘ e ye - : 74 * he ct 7 ; 2.95 ‘ r _ — re firm and call money heic at i's Ofer!’ (a= ....... Ep. cent throughout KHAKI $i = fo French France Strong. $3.95 Kyat se: Se -serength ir French francs was the RUBBER BOOTS os re ease e "Meeture of a fairly active foreign ex- tt rm “SS ALBRIGG aN os +°ee8 be tie . nge market Starting its rise in: . UNION SUITS we “Heedon before the opening here, the : _ 3 e attaimed 6.64 cents on this side Ss OS GRAS before Sagging HIR $ =m the water . te S Ts, 43¢_ 4 ¥ oo cents. at © hich price the net gmin on the day amounted to ”- 3 t‘arred fi r ; i: Ji apse. iu Ak _ x? y $7} a » i-¢ ; + ‘ i i & a PGE . x i meet ir ALaBSSingiil yA it pitcner of the Ww est hg # eague. rf’ asot Wiil je im tne Te ‘ . i th « nd Tarrant i] niar n Boehler - ae 4 ie virtua ly Py the Ae ante i Tres M4 r?t yr * ’ “ +> ’ — . Sing. . ani d . as ~ Us Lt ” ’ TS rt rma tte. , 7 . aw ia ‘ > f i nit a i " ei uid ' _ _ . ams > “ >> MIL W AU KE | on Ww iS., - nae oat 'T} | ; : . y,r ‘ | . ; pitched the Tulsa club to the 1922 next iursday ' r i mif 1" . . " enn ant Except fo ra > ‘ e i : , += : >: the all-events, yesterday was 4 “quiet as a ; née ‘rene Pena ynt . Boehler trained with the Pir- a ~ry : ;: rit cit ; ii’ Ri a ; , i ’ “ > "sg ’ (nat e.e hander. mS Taréyton | London Cigarettes > FP rere numerous, the leaders in experiencing a peaceful day. "~~ « YT, | ? a - ine 3 MANHATTAN, Kan... April 6.—H. G | biel bw Villard, pow Ph ieee Webber of Dodge City, Ran. a junio: t bare vy able ‘ earn a drax Ss FIGHTS was elected cap ‘tain of the Kansas aArTtey i? 7 nas rn r oY th LAST NIGHT’ Aggie baske thal ! team last night ! I t night : . Vv uar« th Is a Laoriman, Tt W ¢ > eg ‘ > i nds er See pe cinta took heating th, fierce + MILWAULURKER.—Joey > Sanzge bent ae nda , hare]. roa? red’ ¢ lo of Sammy sSandew, 10 rounds; Jack Schoendorf beat Hay Conley, six they > then hut atti . a at time hs Saturday Until 5:00 P. vo _ : . t} in held his Ww? indine a rounds; Jimm) Nuss knocked out stiff left t n hit the ‘Jeaders here to all I get’is the « Promoters here have been willin Frank (:raec in the second round. TOLLE DO—Johhiny Ertie. St. Paal, won frem Johuny Andrews, Toledo, ic reunds. COLLMBLS. 0O.—Walde Patterson, il NOW VINCENT RICHARDS ( columbus, hnocked out Johnny Welecett, Akren, in secend rend; IAS begun PROTEGE Chick Delane. Fert Hayes. deci- ! Ass ; : siened Jehnny Hewitt. Columbus, 6 ‘ round «. MANSFIELD. O.—obnny Hor- vath. Mansfield. and Eddie HMenucy. Pittsburg. fought 10 rounds to a draw. - xe a ee ed ev mw —_—-- , ae - , : i Considerabie talk was t - Men's, Women's. _ y _ ? . 3 =, . ‘ 7 , in Val : ‘ . : N74 . , » . s% Para . . t ‘ w ’ durine the out: r se: : : he and his assista buite a record : — e . 4 : . ’ . “ ; mis show little change as far as a ti } : is concerned general situatior ’? “I WAS ROBBED,” SIKI | : eS, See el A — al SAYS we! MTIGUE BOUT = ™ discounts are siightiy smaller £ ae - a ; : ie deposits are moderately in- A Ht LAS (a ‘ : ‘Ps RIS, | Saget —“I w , robbe i,” , =, 4: sed With regard to the tatter~ t ‘ } ‘ ; t+lir . t a decrease of Government de- = ite has been offset by a gain mS a O of member banks on resertre — iF unt. It may be assumed that the - Mievernment gtradualiy has heen Mmwing upon the large balances it up bw the wunexpected!y large TROUSER tala EA OI ALS sate SHOP SMOKED BY SMOKERS WHO KNOW 7°) oo oee go o> tetera azais” - . e he : ; ‘ . . ig - 7 = ; mnWve ne r Meade by Jos Van Raaite C rCo,. ON 6th $2 ee ee ee — ' ine ‘turn m5 i = nian — ‘‘ _— ace Ww war + ’ 3 °4 i : - mori ‘ . PINE SOLD BY FIRST- -CLASS DEALERS” vg : h nat “ae . lu ‘ . the 7 - ‘ 2 : 4 | a of ut ds t‘oware \¢ lor k ‘ Mall 303 Prempti- Niled iz, ‘> Treland and back that-l am? ae ; ‘s J ve bad} v¥ accounts for the greats én q r - eReenane a 2 it ‘ me ‘a BEARDSTOWN , : % “Pieces of Eight! Pieces of Eight!” In this week’s LITERARY DIGEST, you ASPRINGFIELD o, + screamed the parrot in “Treasure Island.” will read a story of the dark and devious 3 2 : adventure, wicked and delightful pirates is conducted; where the armadas of rum. — “RB ters forsien exchange Cr i ‘ome m =. $4.63; |f “*bellowed a chorus of “Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum!” Those were: great davs, also, when adventure beckoned from the BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. 7 Spanish Main and young blood leapt to meet it. It is something of this old thrill, critics of our time announce, that is help- ing to keep alive the liquor traffic in thes« . supposedly drv United States. The free- ; lil ; | Short ire | 3 booter of another day has passed on cer- THE DIGEST this week also has a feast tain of his characteristics to the bootlegger of other striking news-articles among TO of the present time. which are: What People Don’t Know About the South e * e : ] 1g! C ] 1@! Th at 1 es (Graphically Illustrated) | Borah as Presidential Timber The Bull in the Sugar Shop pi Bae aT oi TRIPLE DAILY SERVICE The Rain of Law Uncle Sam’s Six Demands on China . & Our Blackshirts and the Reds To Aid Building by Curtailing It - = Bost ae ‘Stock Market ~] FROM ST. L OUIS What’s Really the Matter WithChina? A British Tax on Betting . F A Proposed American League of Nations The Time to Start a Factory MORNING NOON | How Storms March Limitations of Radio 9:00 12:05 The Holy Family ina Lenten Play _Catholic Effort to Pacify Ireland How to Save a Drowning Person Will Babe Ruth Come Back? Topics of the Day The Department of Good English ALTIMORE & OHIO service includes o Many Interesting Illustrations Including Cartoons everything that is essential to safety, : . ete . . é é z b convenience, dependability and comfort. ‘| Have Seen Your ‘FUN from the PRESS’ at the Shade Theater here often, and enjoy it more than any other And “FUN from a is a. oe : . part of the show, the main feature not ex- laughing purposes onit reezy, timely, an ee tecaiees of as eee vee MAIN 5320 cluded. 1 congratulate and thank you ss | Picture cGntaina but the best of all te peinted a pe patron for making such a feature possible,” a ony P a roadbed in excellent condition Somes CENTRAL 6419 : ‘ , atter from the press of the world. A new edi- * ; Sse Se electric block and the office of the Assistant writes a subscriber from Sandusky, Ohio. This tion 1 is compiled weekly. So, for clean, whole- signal system and a Dining Car service that meets every General Passenger Agent, E. D. ardent admirer considers it best, urfdoubtedlyv. some entertainment look for the sign of FUN requirement of the traveling public. Ainslie, 435 Boatmen's Bank because this little novelty affords him the from the PRESS. Produced by The Literary maximum: of mirth—and to laugh heartily is Digest. Distributed by W. W. Hodkinson to enjoy life. Corporation. ships are located; how pirates prey upon the bootleg fleet; how prohibition is work- ing in the Province of Ontario, Canada. In —@ fact, the picturesque side of this illegal a ytel: ae A — Mark business is illustrated and described in @ ~ i io«*s. highly entertaining way. . x ’e) SHAWNEETOWN fe) LOUISVILLE Fy th 8 ET eRe mmm Lounging car on night train is an added feature, as it permits oo enjoy a smoke, “omar eon ong “cme . 4 Get April 7th Number on Saletoday—At All News-dealers—10 Cents | 4 3 : | ahs “eariag hoor ete for Aget 4 228. Ss aes 3 erie ; # _ sctounts $54 668 Aan ae £ ate “itere saoreunte $14 TOO oon e ° | e. moun ot Bas Fo , s 4 , 4 / pear. t } * , . A wu cn? ee “_ ip ; :

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eet vii oo gee a “6 seer th easing TO hy NW tc nach rR ye : wer ; 4 . ‘ bs : : > s 2 ait z > +” "od wa FNS PR ier aga 28 GEIR a Mya Nvkiee Be. r t . ; : " Pine mF ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1993. S ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee . ; se a 7 : , ~ = ¢ ple ‘j 4 -* ; ’ - - % ; . PR meee Yi) ouisSto ; . » —_— | : rapag ” Semmepetbonin on che St. Louls Stock ex. | Wi * 7 \a Special to the Post- Diswatch. ; = coms 20 the Post-Dispatch 2 Special to the Poet-Diepatch zm today in the exgaeregate smouvuated te “a NEW YORK, April 6.—Sale« to ‘ . on the New York Stock Exc a td i NEW riser ngs April 6 Fol) ween Red es Ba ; st of bonds trade mn of NEW YORK. Apri! 6—Following is a } f gales, highest. lowest and meres 750 shares of stocks . é0, the ~ . « ‘ ~d y tarda Sales te oom were i. ; OTK Stor Change tudes sce ¥ 10 42nGU iNCiuding the ose of the m rice of securities trade i on ti " 000 against $12,447,000 veate erage ecurities traded i e New Curb Market today ales © o The following is @ list o today’s high, low and closing pric ir stocks on raay holiday are in 1]00-share lots texcept f Standard O18 ieeves. sales of which are in prices paid and the net compared ~ _" as ‘ : am. a2 ' os ten al veek ; : 482.000 a year ago, and $9,374,000 (wo years age : an bon sent Goo ¢ : wit re male of t changes jor the day are also given: ‘rom J4} 1 to date. $847, ie. 009, against $1,.°20.435.000 at¢ salts of Donte segresem 7 ace value ence Ste the presses B .-.« 4 or inoed se : azo (oe ——- —---—_ -- pom — -_ ——= tous nhaactic ima — i = 3 | Stocks and 7 " | Net 583,000 two years ago. _ | Sales SECURITIES Hizh Low, Close Baies. SECURITIES. Hign ‘x - ee ower un or 2 . ~ ' “ pe: ie amegigd ye - eunes —— —~e ee ee = . for Contractors, Campers § Wil | eee __ Sigh.) Low. |Cisee JCh'ge STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. Sales. SECURITIES High, Low. Clos) Sales. SECURITIES. High. Low. Close. | DOMESTIC BONDS. - a . | Ne [DUST — a> na wT > Ch rr. IN ¥ y ' 4 cred i*k Ke ‘ iose W eek Day’ Ss . . . ™ ” _ " = Ail a “a Os ; chi ; ~?* REC t nity aa oid ATOR Price =e a and those who work. | = DUS MEATS. - Seneneian fedny. Yost. Agu. Coes GOVERNMENT BONDS. ,MISCELLANEOUS AND — INDUs- -—ingal INDEPENDENT ou s. a | d 3 Ad Kumey pid.) 47% , 21 | Sd Industrial 205.09 104-69 104.92 “ge-47 >." 101.80 101 TRIAL BONDs, S Oe Oe eee sh Big Indian Oil, . to a Dehen f W 9 4 air Keuuc 4. i ‘ P ‘ may Haiiroads 64.70 64.01 65.47 ‘ 24 : ‘lerce Arro\ ’ —s 22 Bos Wyo Wil mn we a Less, Wear Longer 2 a \jax hKubb: 2 +2 Ri | “a 1) Stocks R480 & 4 35 R51 9 vat »- 97.9 QT 32 f ” : Se Oa 0 hag “4 . > : . (‘ali Per new = : lawarantie a 3a f . Adi Am ( all , u in ‘ - oes ’ bat .s ae . us ser _ , i , (ardinal bete > "ay ‘ 4 Hvdranuli« ; " on oO 3.6m ed Allied sbetn ur w WY 2 e's : . 98.05 : O.« ‘ - : An Noh JT tet (hej Let} As ‘peg 4 _ =) ; " Hydrawic FF Ss % ,; ta , 9 ty Yu - a ‘ set ag Sd! T ts ' . ' ' : International s ye ‘halivers . +i? ‘ty ¢ ' . ; i i j a ’ *, y a , . — aha nt i , ; . . - > . .» , 4 a ° : ? s aves ° ; ; ; ‘> m 2 op ’ " % ? | : a s . cru ’ f og? ' At ‘ 5 SP woh. i? ~Di ~sPEett. ALS. : » @é4 ‘ ia ‘4 a 2 ah . a ' . ‘ 3. : , ' é . 4 Southwestern Rell ofd 50 i . — French es a | ao . 4: 2% OMI2 98.22) t Ro ara | : | ‘Am u: r ' ~ © ej} 1 . vO ? r - 2 tj | 2 : : : any "S I . ‘ . 7 i. APTERNCXIN SESSION ew 10 or. ] lio te cukeTs Bro | : : . Phy dic : dend Kates $23. = ‘a . oa ‘ » J eee wi : : Le | aan” Se : oe ny 35 5 On ' | vy Atlante o 4't m , Bank of Commerce ; in Exchan o Mar- ye nacre Seat Cad ee Rh et SUS « , : . i +" 4 : a” ® Suks & ('o % seam, a © 4 , arr Done Al iy i, Ereown Bhoe pfd if OFING AND PA : g wees nme. Ee = pak | ann. 6s . 4 Fda agg bone 90a G ie YA *. . i oo 6 I : rs sa 3 i dle > wes ‘xt, cere. ; oe L 2% YP , , |Certain-teed let pfd —. . = , a : , a , ~ aer : . on ~ > ‘y} ; ++ ) Pv — — ve : - % ~ Pe 3 livdraulic P EL pfd , s ~. . ' ' ’ ‘ pic ' , ; , ‘ 7 ‘ ' > : " > GA. , ; in . | fur » , . yeret ? Bs 2+ ‘ 7 - sd 1 ’ . Int shoe prd Red Paint; | alee ; | boule ed . | , ' tubeelt ' ' ode int Shoe pfd : , . . a f a : i : . De : . " . | Louleville Home Te! ~ ; | Mercantile Truet r : > ie : ‘ 1) ) 4 ke Mie ‘ : ‘ r ofys ‘ ‘ _ r , ; v a . y 4 +3 we we ‘ oo . ‘ iy ea ' “os 2 Ma Port! Arter ( emenit Wire From the New York Am L ee “ the ae | m ty 41% - ; inn ¥° toe gt , ae ee eumd (ih J d dé Can Pac 0s ‘ 3 tae ' ow |S. W. Bell pid a of the Post-Dispatch. ' ' ane; sere ta twaudou . " 2 vells bare te 3 » ie 33 , 4 “ 4a Lapt . » Cons G Bb a" Wi % a a ee ti 7 ; “9 , ” Security hid. Asked DRESS COAT BR Best in its copyrighted financial re | : ‘ ai 4 11: , 134 402 U > of A : : a li a SU € is "Sh. .105%, | 10a %y ie ter ’ , Mammo' on oF on wee = - . w today, says. 3 » prd , es Ww heuse - mS m * | es . masters sees de ‘ ‘ > an a , ] ro = Con = v" io Mare ‘ a ™ ‘ Xational , oe Wh t Cc oO ; néss on a fair turnover /Am T 4 ae eine. 23 238 , "hot sec OD os wt re ee FOREIGX BONDS. , 3 Tid UO Glos 31°10" 8 33) =F, 2 ban 1 lity ci. “ " a ‘ 5-10 3 nai Bank of Commerce Sg 5 r. aract zed to days markets. Stocks !- . ,OD - oS r- p Wee 7 a. , a a: fi i — _4 ” . Are ‘ +o ‘Se "2 ‘ ‘oo . rs is! Gs ; lout. . — , : e | “ as - : Atherican ‘Trust ' eo : Le : \ 15] \\ nite ~* 4 ° 1 . : _- 3 . , A . ’ + ; ‘ ' 7 : . os - +> P > Mercant le T rust . ALE rr: ICE am ‘firm and rema j ned S0 pretty) y , . . } . - ’ . ; f | jrougnou ength in y tt g t. Strength ir Titte Guaranty Tru 16 — s ment shares was the feature, , a 7 aes Being helped by the American LS ue # ‘ Iirewn Shoe pid Association's statement of: ” i oli sme eg te ha Ne en Ran apse rea a Alten White Motor Winvs-Uverata “> a €& Da em et le + -_ Certain-teed Products 2a pa 4 ——_/_5$ . ~ 2. Te a ne ee ee ae ee " ~~ “-_ - * & wwae«tirfrr * * & - - lron | Fulton tron (iranite-Bimetalilic > pe ry ; progra m for meeting the coun-!Ass‘d | nt 1 3% i oo RUBBER LINED Lilt ‘ nsportation needs. Accord. | ‘te “ if la's oe “METALS AND EQU IPME NTS. DRESS COATS ‘ F q this statement the carriers | aust n Nichole pid by 2 34 — 4 ; ‘ 1 80 +4 lamilton-Brown Sh . , - Tlie, " ssf Y weit? , " 4 . . . \ ‘ ti, 1:-44 bio! a lic . ri: SPECIAL Daher $440,000,000 for new rolling ;Auto Knitte - . An co O.. ae TS livdraulic Presse Brick pfd 52 | 1} S . ¢ e > »] 3 . ; al 0 “ / oat * - 7 7 T : yg | . it | r * . : . i *y i ys ; : ' ; ‘7 ; . >* - ao Por a 4 a 999 ¢ lar is P ; . r , , e ’ and faciilties during 1%: y and ne Sy A ‘ ‘ 2 # : Ba 1 , 4 ‘an cy. 3] . Ov ld : : . io % ? tyes : ys} Cer De oo ‘ wit ons ~ ” » Indiahoma Refining Co | appropriated $1,109,000,000 to be! °°” ' # Bhp" eh 5)": @B! 5 t 54 4 . #5 ‘ Sn) ‘ fin ° Le vith a ~ - -~— mt for a like purpose during the ND —— size; a mene year, In any event, the mar- | brown | . Satur rda y splayed a good undertone and : a4 _. m 2 fractionally higher. Bonds also | ~~ , Beers firm and call money held at 4% | Coiig¢ Bild «gay oy ig | | : 5 | CC oe tia a7 Bt " Fe Mf cds es 8 | Ss | A oa ge a «St & me g@pt throughout.” ow ; r —" ¥ a , at } a : i 7 :% : ; . 4 ik - é o ag: ' 1 : . { . ? > i ; 3 & ) t " ' | : | 24 | i 3 rans . : | : | : - = | Ms a a he es © 6 is SZ Ke ‘ : . -- / mn ices -: , , a oo. eau ; P ; ; ’ , : * ' ee “ “1 ¢ : , ticre-Stix i” = Ki ia | French Francs Strong. ‘ene es 254, 36 wo pid ne | ; EO SoG MO ri . cea +> by 2 WI" col Ss. '38. 96! 8 1 w8i, | ye p ] os | 14 Rice-Stig DG gems + + = neth in French francs was the | 5? ; oA 7 am 4 De ' ‘ ae . aS. mw . "we 43 , seruges-~ = 4 G Td pfd B . . . . . ™E... 2 7 . ; a . . ia ' p+? ‘ . 5 . ' ‘ * 1 { Fe | in , " y } : ; _ - ‘ ; " market. Starting ae rigs in { nM Pneu Tool - 5 . : . ( ‘alahan 2itit > ; 4h . hig *HZ {p2. BOY, I . OD of YO i Salv « ; i 2 = ee ] ’ r& kK , : : ‘ | Southwestern Bell pf [ON : E prdo ‘before the opening here, the | Cjuett-Peabody : 2%,: 73? : i, lets) @ Ar Zo . 1114 Pr 7M ‘s & > Soy f . Waener Electric Corp oN os ITs: os » £ n : " " , ‘ar ry ’ ("ar ‘ ~~ Pa ‘ Me is ee > ; ; \ ye . : ‘ ’ . ; ' , -* ; ‘ . ) ; i} = ove ™ yay ‘ ‘ Wagner Fleetric Corp , ~ ‘attained 6.64 cents on this side poet: =" p OR). OMe ly Re eee A ee z 4. per »- "2 LOO i . . . a - o ’ G+ 4. Trae ERLt E OR GRAY or i.e@ ¢ 9% OD a ‘ 2 . ca - ? e . Ait Ae T7.t “4 ee Y thc : N I ,&, > ¥ ' May ‘ ’ d ih) ! i f e n, : ; : [_- = water before sagging to | ; egi,+ 2 , i | ~ 4, ; o> . a ef D SHIRTS, 9c ,. wepte. at which price the net ae. " jf Se ible Steel a 0) ‘y “24 4teg, "25 92" er | iain R. RAIL —— “or ae ‘nlted fen by Sub |. .$2.75 e @n the day amounted to i's» | Ht, S3%_ 331 = | 24 oe e+ -" = % 1, Ba 1. : cv" | Amer! can Bakery 6s . B woint Considerable talk ‘was t» be | Mo. Port. Cement 6y in trading circles of Govern- 47% : ae f Ce ) 4 y. m : a: ae ens enw 1 “Tt i u direction of the market, butj co tore : by 3 inby Min vi 3 os te é : 2 a ~ af > AI&SF cvt 4s,'55 77 wh rhe Lcul rj Pac king for RALLS— . —eoe—e iTY} f Ss Stoves Cots the fluctuations of the past . Kk > on r¢ A + ‘3 6 f s ly ‘ Ne ir o “Be | OR i, o§ 1. ; ) oa 1 a . - 3 ri . : | Ls , rere 4 J } , F ORE 1G N BONDS. | a R.. Chi ica: 10 Stoc = S sles a AB nites , 4 wiv seem to reflect a clear-: wei se. S - at neon mee Of) hs . Ree ; 3 ; oe r : 4 , l 2 s,'23.100 *s 100 '« ; : Gica, buds via : - Dispa ’ TO ’ ‘ates : Pu : i : - * : - Ry ; rm ky of e épec a! o se “Pom- any more than they fit in with : sta t, 99% be prey ery ’ , | * Se | | i a x ‘ether Gs Hy ®, anit — rem os CHICAGO. April 6 a lis a2 te . s . wee developments in the gen- Cu sus : 0) At 7 “ | inspirat , BB% BSle BS os + Rio di , i ce “3 7 ACL Ist cor : . 13 Swiss G oe 90% 90%, 90! ; Check Cab Mfd. port, of Neday's i Be Sere QC A 1 atfon. Sterling moved wi'h-);.. b- ng ca e-% tan SA: Int Co sng ° 27%!) 26%, 29% oe Se, CS ev Py +, "32 45 x4 a3 Mexico ; he 49 %, 39%, 1140 Chi Nipple quotations, af ine Chicas Mtock Ex VY 00 S 8, LOFe e mparstively narrow ~anxe | fa 7. . nt Nickel gn | B4%i 345 . RP 8 Be '36.. 99% 8° 4 en eee STATE BONDS. | 49 Soe ‘ S% | alse aed was. of @ cent lower at $4.66. | ‘th -. oe Bee ; ' Oe we * ees as 7h : ' | 52 H%, 0 n% 2 Bag i “a1 - “2 , 1 3 | . : : +s) N. BROADWAY EE francs continued to move | Deere &.Co vid 7 70% 701s JOls > to | Jones ee at 0m MOM Te. | ON Seine (Ten Aw ABM BOMB bo Bao ret 5s RON RE MM | doo AU Lobos fe gh) ay EM aw ped: Beg 40 eo 0 > a i | jo} ; j - mes + 3 Oo Le baer ‘ , ¢ THe : ,4 ! ; Mw sad a - Aa - ie of ikeyve wet . : » a " . * -, ~~ w s .- me, s*e & fee + . oe _ . *--e « tc Ze = . -, . Cw e's - we a those of France and Italian lire MW German marks were steady, as Ea: 7 y | 3 ) ms Re 4 Nie. 2) , os Be r hier pies aes 12 hs 245 | el F wy 5 ‘773 B Ww M on > : | ; le ‘ . , . ; a i : T th ‘ ar oe 2 ) PA ODP «8 Se, 20) 1. tae? Re se 1°. & §1 37.1 13%, > BET : =~" “aa en 4 5 0 oa aa * oo tadio .. l J 1.000 Borg & Weck ral Reserve System. tnd John .« S% 3) i | Midvale Pp tf Poder. 5 Le ee S«, 104%, 7 ' : ; 3, 00 ‘ bn 36% A 7 . Jurant Mot cm : 100 nt ae — . ’ 2 i f i 113! yw a ‘ © ; “ ° , ‘ , ; ey ‘ ) ‘ ao f er 7 eee onerve tate : =a so ig? ty 1: si; 74 | MISCKLLANEOUS AND 1 7 3 6: ) a Pet. Las Foundation Co . 96. 5 40 bo do pf4 ... & aueew tittle change a5 fr 38 eens Ghee "a ‘Nev Cons _ 3% 15% 15% : TRIAL BONDS eye: | | ae ri 2. Int P Ce Ltd 22 215 21% | % Gin 6 282 | (8 2 100 Comw Edison.130 general peeasion is concerned. _ “ ‘ “4 a : | . e : ' . ‘to , ‘ ‘ , ; 1 ‘ ' a / } - "| - ig . ‘ | : Ke ; 7 : eo. ] e - . eie’Ti rin ai aa : ; ~ 17 75 Cent Motors. 40% Bihe system as a whole reserves | Fidelity Ph 6 25% 1254, 1251 *, | Otis Ste be UE Se Ben os “Zo.. 3 7 Wis | 27 BRT 7s °: 00% fo Hor ; , 233 2 ang cw Bnew’ .* 8b! 5D. Deeve & coe 70 biscounts ety see, | ok ke ang 1s 4: 7 Lan meevears i OY Se y . be’ ‘ ‘a is ae thie o. -9. ong” oe : 25 Pr PL ; , udeos-e p44, . 31 &5 Diam Match.116 —— “7 -. | | 1 : ) oa - . “Ps . . if 7 ad © . : uUdSul 0 } ‘ ; ‘ ; deposits are moderately in- a —- r 7 ee — 1 ‘ os , / Am § ny Liv? , if ‘ BA 1 RRT . ,. ' or me c . : in » Hydrox Gert ‘ , ? Hts yo P nemo on With. regard to the latte } & .* 146 K : - , ee ‘ , Imperial Tob Can- 1%90 *F > pt ; ~ 3. ‘ a i> ‘ mi. sna +> > . , % air pfd ‘er 1 yy g 4 o- 4 pd af e : | ae .* y ; re te > ? J! 2 mn & ee : ada and m.... " se ¢ overnmen do of a ; te ai ” ? »T ig my J a a i. | | . nes O a , | | ‘ : . a ao oe is, ' ther Manes @ ; ; so) ser & ‘ ‘ “o ee ts ol ov ' ' it st “ as, | ; >. a : taiamd Steel new io kx has been offset by a gain in Ge ‘ga 01°, ep 1 & } 4 + | 2 AWWEE 5s ° . RA | see’ ta | 7 : v : : : nay : of member banks on reserv Eine . ann 2 : rs, 4 an N d : oy pee : B See Be ‘Sein Hart 8 & Meoint. It may be assumed that the jo pfa 6. . ave a2 Si J Lead Ltt) 20%, 20},) 20! D | ast eo one | g pes \ 112 | 100 Vaewu ) me ae Leh ow se : : oi Hartmang fament gradually has heen deo G pe pti BS iy K aN nat 2 » ty — 93 Ar: len ‘S ; 1%, t 46 Caro Cié s 38 90 a, GO, j- niall rs" 477-19 = Midvak beg or at 50 Hopp M g upon the large balances ' ‘2 3) id t cvt 7 ara Cla =. ah od | up by the unexpectediy large collections. This movement taken a» ee meine ead the turn of the month and a te ‘ ~ “eames > 4° 3 ae ee Bait at Be ~t Oot eee’ 2s ein oY! , be "2h 19e 10° ad | © Onyx Hosiery of funds toward NeV. York. | ©) by 2 “ BR pl ; + if ; . ! om f Pa f ; x! " { SHR 2 = % | + @ Prima Radio co 1.670 Mont b) ts forthe greater ease!Gray & Da 1m.) ton. 1498" ” : Hoffmar ; 7% ; : oe eal 07 . Set ere r $4 2 48 Radio Corp . S| 8 | 400 do yaccoun pe tt 3 1g: 7 4m ; a ; RR of N J Bish | a : ee ae * 1°9 Radio Corp pfd a¢ — M@tly noticeabie in the money |*noten sus 44 i . gi, nnn Met 27 27 i, 27 > 7 . Hi . — ce Suge ) , yy : itl Te 2h FF: mo £s Fh ae Om Foreign Exchange = indiaborns see ; = .% at ; » | ao ) ’ ? le ™s L¢ ‘ > & l ‘ At 4% ‘ . | } , é 7 ~ \ NW > « vi ; ? . Ae : E Spri nffiela B rind , j , > -7 j ; +% ; Se a. 4 ‘ iN "4 » ‘ : ; 234" do DIGEST, you rk and devious , : . , : Stutz Motor .. , san as . - é : ~ Le a a . teen 3 : 2 x , ’ ra " ‘ ” Torbenson tes p! ey upon q minercial 90 dats, "$4. Jewell T 224 22 * > eke saan 4 wa - : erng ota eae: gs roy 2 a oie ; "Shea ee 7 | SO Triangle Film tions in cents, (D) cent. ") Cable vines ' ‘ pape . ; : a ine | _ ‘s t, i Wayne ¢€ we 9 ‘2 ‘ 5 Yel Taxi of this illegal a "yA iorin (D) S9.26c¢. 1% BA 30 eT Tire a o8 4 ons! " é yes i - Res mar 11° 11° 1” ing : , , , ' 3 | : , ; ri 193 West EI rts anies. 47.500 shares “ n m4 3 MANY—Mark iD) £0047 44 c, ic Keye e Ti ‘ ls eo > * 7 be a lye _ | Kresge AL il eal ans 2. TE TS I Se cot oem) ane | Cin @ & EB 5% 3 CRIA? 4. °8 19 ray | 7 is | MINING. ERTS ss IA—Crown ‘D») 0014 4c . ~ > . 3 .re Be, Mo) BS % >> ——— Be —SPECIAL DAILY— : a M of 2 1 —- ts n't: ym "7 Se | 73% ; s} ei . > ; "9 A ; one gt. ~ me O? li “tr 7 a ates a _ 4 2 . ; , : SPandard Mot 1) ‘“s . - '* ~ ; : —_ - ’ - 2 ] ‘ : | —. my ey A Jit > 7t Nom pfa i 7 74) SRO! S g 7H 0. ee 05 | : 35 2% s2% .1 , congtd Se 20. 100% M 8 4| By a Special Correspondent of the VIA—crown (D) o, ' & BF RF & rt As | = 5" ° 1 > ., Fe : : um RR Se. 82 & 6. by * @ I. . | z “ ; ~ 2 A—Y en (D) Awe . . of : i i . : . ‘ ; ‘ ’ ' 7 , : > *» r . * 4° bp , 3 ; . I> R 4 j : . 2 - . " a . 3 . - ’ . : T ae . . . > Post-Diepatch. % out et wns er "has c.f! * a . “+ i; a “ it > ee —~ HB & + y fe 6 vt Os ‘3! ' ‘ On. te ; , 2. 4 ; , , 4 4 4 NEW YORK, April 6.—Prices for : crc . (C)* BS. aS ale BR | 8] "¢ a" **) Se | OaMei Se “ane: 5: O23 93. oS ae” ohn ns 99 — 731, : 73 . : ’ 46) the most part went up again in the . | Max Mot . | %' § 58} pe: Le | 1 t rig bs °SS. 96% Ot 7 O6 . RG rfe bea bk - Pa os wh vs , F 1140 Con , e ock Exe NA— Peso Spo) ‘96-870. | do B 3 ier. o.: | 2 Diem . ; fs sta ‘30 | On | it i: “Eten “oor state be eo aa Pin ae reig (i)) of be 'May Dept Strs 7 Dol sper ‘ a trading rs ; ' he pat g-—Pese 7 are Uc Mex Sea on 2 $8 ‘Hg lh [ ze ac close. This was a typical sequence ac S 5 98.19 af O11 2 50 Fureka | : 14° > fof events in a professional market e WEMANA—Dollar (checks) 100.03%c. «c) |3 > s | 230 Fort 1 ..+ he : 2 be ) ds on China , ¥ Xe. ‘ _ Mont Pow . ‘ 2 . —y " 0 Croid ‘J “Je . : like the present. The final reaction ; 4 : + Fe i & | Mo Pa rig : See eS Tete 47%. 47% sre + ‘; sees | “om cee ies > jconsiderably reduced the forenoon oe } : ‘ - . ~~ . ; »* ‘ . -. ‘? - —* i ’ ‘ . ; . - 2 ve 3 - | , » : - ‘ . “i. ’ 70) o ' ; . - iling It ; Boston ——>; | Muliine ‘or y A @ == : - . - Kan 4 r ; } ; | 7 a ms S ”“" : b ‘ is ef Od. > 4 +! ; f ‘ore | : | , A) Gold gains, but in most of the early fa- | : Stock Market | ong ty + ot a+: 1% 4} 7 & Mex 6.. Of i, , ° 1 Tigs ‘42. BS! g PS eo ae 84 CCRT, 5 wm oii 10 deid pate» me “¢ ne vorites some net advance was re- ; "lee oe S| as . % (tN Y Central « 3% 8S 3° +o +e, A | . on ~ t Ss ': ; 06° oO FI 7% | : ing] State ... he 14. tained. Weakness in the fertilizer “yy m to the Post- Dispaten. : ss re ' NYNE , ? : 5 ; | :* of C Ta ' »* ih? > PRL&! 7. RE - Hardeheti Min ; ’ MStON. April 6.—Followi a list; Nat Ca&® .... : new ° 8 ,| "$2 e ‘ ae . a Be . te $5 Read g 4s ‘97. 834 “ Harmil] Dis -, p and chemical stocks earlier in the tory i mays highest, lowest and clos! prices ser ondut : uw iN Foe : A mancts se 24 Gt Nor 7s ‘3 | aS l t of 10 Henrietta Silver °4 day failed to have an unsettling ef- | ee He ctive stocks cu to sera “ T a 1 Bt) BO. | 3 oh ‘ee oe AE Coe Re : joodrich Ist 6'os _ x ST -c By be 55.67% 87421) noew Ist 4 7 3% . 70%). . oo he A gt®j} fect. and neither did the selling of a ' aa ae ¥ De ‘ r. r » Mak 4 BB) S : Os wee } Hav FL . ' 144 &F _ 6: ot i's ‘~% |} 10 Homestake Ext 6 Pacific Ol}, which was the feature : . ih és ss 6 8 « « _, on & + e.. AMOS : . on OP 14 ' 2 Tt Va : =a % ‘ a : | 5 tOKod ‘% ‘ i ‘ . ep at . ies tn . ;| “] Heoewe Bound 3% 3 , ” Ireland Ee wee 5 “} 0 * 1" Go wa 3 4 4 r ding rH NG ) 7 tin: actrenasictios , ) a an aed oa) 57h OX ine ~% | GO Independ Lead ., . ag {ere Se ~ - ck? | ’ 5 : , .% ‘ 7? r Zs ; ” A, Of t 4 _& res . vs H 4, . - bee : o— ho “Ae 7 . . yo - at i“ 4 ta : ‘ 7 4 a = a ; . , . , a 42a ‘ : 2 : e¢ 7 4 ere ; ” 1} ert ; “30 i. ve Se hsia ' re) a « te ‘ ° English iF Mm & Maine es ‘10 BM 9% +? A1%! 50 | S S 32 32 be : ted * ; > ot, Lt CAC ' : oi, | P's : i . | 5. ' While quotations were steady to a ’ : : | | 5 7 } é' 7, . " 12 | : A nf 2 503 AQ 8 Ag i. ; d : 3 7 Ys a ; ; ‘ ; 2 ; 2% , wan s NO MaeNam Cres hew. i P . firm, trading on today’s bond mar- pla hy ; ‘o ‘-* aa & ; fi ; 36 Wntionees ' |ket was on a much-restricted scale, . ; . . “7 | ; 3 ry ref Be | 7} . +4 a gan — 3° % jcompared with the last two days. Ap- t, ; ‘ . : } af ‘ . 14 , ‘ ; - ‘Ba : . : . , : fy New or ES - ‘ a 03 n-Am Pet 7 4h, £.. Son Pe >: Bie ~ te 1 83 va > 4. 7 °4 1ACHN ad | site | = SFen 10 Nevada Ophir . : ia. | parently the demand for high-grade Theater s | eee tee | begins % 70 got Me | Tex & Pa 51,1 24m i - ; ay net ym ; i COR : 10 Mammoth | |rails had for the present been satis- «) ~ nt et eet BPS tar ‘Dy — - - > “~-l+ De DpH OS . * ~ iwi . . j ' ’ s* +S) Ni ; ; . - “ . Fs righ-Hin : om) 128 2% lhnion P 1997 ; 37 aK S87 oo 4 ‘52 efs 97 9% 9 st. L & 8 F in 62 Ohic Cop fied. United States Government is- P designed for Zz ¢ a ss L. ; sal . ms eu 4 ra "4 | ae a | >. & Kin cvt .2.°36.10] ] _ os ’ 8 ’ 2! > 4% Ray Hercul Ine . . aos aceunes ; aves, however, were active and 9 te a és “a ns - o > > : Ins ‘7 ; r xk Rt & ¢ . : t } ; (9 i pe st 4 : , : ”) ed iihi Flor :¢ ae o timely, and a te RS ee a ‘ .- ‘ 3 wm hipes ” 7%. ¥¢ F +: ~ : A 64 , at RY ' > ; s- 4 * 1K a : . / ; : (! ‘ ; 10 Rex Cons . he Ac strong. how | german oti? oe _— 5 ‘ -- so 5 an #2 1, . 7) ree-Arr ' - ; — nn : . =, a 2% §6=6 1138 > 4c 90 : | StL & | cer ; 110 Richmond ‘Cop te eee ging behind other prime investmen merry motion- 4 : . 6 me Ct litte Coal | Ri, A! 5 iy Wabash . 3 ‘wart — ms be i. om oe 5 My ' , plo Richmond ue | bf all th ted 4 tte... } a | Prod & Ref 4....' SGN | Bb ie) 5G. oi me we A aD On : Me 1 Te ) “ 35 50 66% = 86? 6 | 2 st. L Sw Is 14 Halide Mines... @ic | | securities, Today's buying put all a e prin e A ? ae ts ub § ; ¢ 1) Ny 1OMt, 100%, ‘- _ - P ~ . ; 4M és ‘f °42 # of - a , . “fi , : . & ’ , , . ‘ ‘ | BO 8t Anthony Goeid oa the old 4%s above 98. The sugges - orid. A new edi- oi + OS 6 i ae oF | s Fimtadhage™ ° | Wie Cent . 4 . 30%, S | 2 MO 7 ie, ett,’ Se Se Of ....:4% 0 1% 92 '. 4a '3! . : 10 M1 Queen Mines 3 * |tion that the British Government was ‘ ake . ur My ‘ . ' ey ne TR ; then as é |} hi ‘ ai ; ‘ “ ’ : for clean, whole- . 2 see. eg g Pure On 2..... ig | [sincernse —Decrense. rs Bre. 225. | 6 Lake f & | ts .- 6.1.4n a48 # | | a ROPES». dtc /in the market undoubtedly had its the sign of FUN : ‘ cs | " , : . . fi J : . : posers me im - = ~— Zao ae ca EF ry Loy ] ; | a : “ S ‘ Mp ‘ , 330 gi! King Tix Mines | effect. i Py 1 Coun , a ian nada 27 a Me Yat de 168 aa” 2am Bi oe SS 2 ~ oF 9 2° 411 21% reorganized 1% . | The weak feature today. as for the by The Literary ess | mane | me) eettinn | oF aon ‘et Oe ob OB A L 04. be 7 | C i aieat - : — % | og Auge i woe 73 4 ” ; Sig | 36 Bit King Cons Ys gee 1% | past week, was the Virginia-Carolina W. Hodkinson Bek sry tl [Reem ton we wae) ts |! Lead, Zime and Copper || * Mie T mang a eeu aN a7 5: S epeenmmnena 5.8 ree ae iz i x (120 Spearhead Gold.. © - | Chemical tasues, both the 7s and the pO potheriand dev sd | 7%s, all of which lost ground. 18 Teck Hughes 1's : Foreign bonds continued firm, with ? so or _ | French, Belgian and Brazil iseuves tn ono Belmont van i ceutiad at $8 2048 25 per 100 q ” ; *n y {} ’ tj = Sarco é = G ——{ "opper fieac' ; — - v ’ Lh K . " | $ pr . . . : 4 . ngs, Mc Sil > i ; pe TY én a ee stm L’ Tenepah Divine ithe lead. ts . oney, ver p= ibe a | | ot end futures, a Recon 5 Tonopah Exton... 2% 3% 8% | be. RI A. : ; . : : 4 a “ P *) ic une } : i " 4 . - i? . - — e o oa 7” > 3 nee --—-~- : ‘ P ~ A a ¥ mle 7 o . Ys *s ; mopah Min : : . es ie Gleering Fours Aawocinivon | 07,4 : apot, $8.25. Zine easy; East St Louis a es i et a! SSE ee 6h nited Kastor 21-160 02 New York Sugar. . ® for Apri! 5. i 8: De! de Pe . : iy ; me earth) , Ta 0 Rite . .. i, es Sante : 3 ' ia% BRN % Tmited Verde Bat 27 rw -« The — aceaunis, $°6 000 000- dehita, > , Pas monv-——Spet, : res ‘ ‘YGEILE : | . M og Fy. Pte ~ & - f . ; 546 4? 2 t "e Cant 19¢ a ee ao us — tot aceounte $14. 700.000. ~*' a - _ peter "tT > Re | §—Standard copper. ot - es : 4 nA \ 3 ‘Term A St i ~y t tnity Geid N : 5% ; a al. of R40 700.000 “—p ; . o74 % ‘75 2e 64; electroiy*ic,; : 3s nn 4 wel, . 2 3° | $$ i, :% ' 20 West End (hem TORK, April 6.—“ail money fir : ; _ oo Ty 41 % ‘* ot RL Ls. rete f8S; tin. spot £ni4 12 efor Ph nn cing a4 a > T at ; 4 pay | - oe I a*3% | {8 Weet End Cones : vit low 41, ruling . [3 tte ae * % _ #*utures €215 7s 64, lead, spot £.8 ' wn ws te 4) + brid ' 1194 1. “ & a” 2 6 ab , ease 3 | 100 West End Ext ; Offered at 4%: 8 >t - J 4. futures £28 2a Gd; Zinc, Sport tov 2 oy _ y Zz (3 M-K-T ¢ ; a ¢ 7 7° 4. an, 20 White ‘ap acceptances 4, \ r’ ~~ pa £ : . : York Bank| : Sad ’ : dll Qt wy mie re SA i ————— . . ~ 6s Z Mi ac me 9 vA : * t Si P ) . ; ' 2S -—- q Srnde Yo ‘ ¥ . ad sia tl umations itn Credits & ; " whew: t ) ; Si. Laovis lineeed of Ga t \ote sige 000 ail. — ae funertor ryit : ' - lef one to four barrels new, $1.33 ver gallon at 95) ' en, | . ‘for raw ané $1.35 for bolied. ; Sti 7 ‘os 47. 94 48 al wad SL&c i? * | soecial to the Post-Dispatch — | SAVANNAH, Ge. Apri! 6——Turpentine| 1 of pts ’ ‘21 : : te | Wah ist be 'S® .. i) ps NEW TORK. Aprii $—Cotton clothe ex- : me p> : ‘ i ateady; 154: sales none, receipts, 8; ship- . . eo 1 NOANE 445 a 5. vill ag & pond a, ean Th i yale pt ments, 256. stock 1569 nosin fir gliomete 4 . ; , Qs NOT& M in he 80 centimes. Th “Qotie " i. , ¥ . 475; receipts, 527: shipemnts., 27 te: stuck | PTA | Bo france i: cen . ee t Dee , per cent. Vis Te Con Ol : z _ whe gy LUTH, «: : a Jul : . os -, 3 . . . ref and imp % . , , 7 " . ] ie o ‘ ' . : a Fy oF cen” BA, n LPs r ; ‘ , fast ‘ co - : Sa etn , U in Com arn 4 6 - + b s detmten Sank ff ) : ) , MINNEAPO! » oo : Repay ; ” adhe n 4'es 201! | a's BD vive tee —<Foreign Dar si n'er mn ; : : é , x il. oa dollars DO Sys Ll ni lerug 6.—Prices moved irregu- 4. today. Three per cent W ifkes; F . ;

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ee ee an ARREARS Cady pS RGIS MRIS sel. Brews es ae eo ee oe dae Ae OR I RE A eR ITS 6S RR TS NENT TC AIT RE st OE (NOLEN tl Oe EN ITE lt EN NET a ee RIN NY A PAN NIRS IMR Me MM AEE WP Pareettrere ep to ay ea a ee, CR 2 ein ST. LOUIS 44 POST-DISPATCH EXPORT SALES FACTOR IN GRAIN LIST HIGHER TREND OF WHEAT LIST . VOCAL XCHANGE 2 Bi Re ST. V.OTTS MERCHANTS’ PXCRANGY ' M. ARRL _ ” “LIC (NSLS. Aor] 6—Fe : the off Li recoTra Soeur at on er PrN feet ty ‘ . Jot = Ka ef today’s high , @use close ‘>: Se received DEAT H a | DOERNENBL RG— Enter; VN @inesda eae eee « . - A Births Recorded Burial Permits SS i Na naas ‘ wen as ESELLSC HOP , : \ Marriage Licenses 2 Sontowy eA Soe pee i Fe oS rapes SE; > rege Re fa, dem ad Sl ae A * gee FRIDAY. APRIL ¢ 1 APRIL 6. 1922 gar 32,845 SITUA TION “Wants” last year—18.918 MORE than its nearest Competitor “@® DEATHS | ANHOOK— Feil asSieenp Apri! 6 in ‘“ nm - x aw G DERL ic ee red 70 _” naer h. Gear and Fiiza: «' y 7 } MEDICAL ) Si TUATIONS—WO WatED - —MER, LOST AND FOUND Found "FOUND BY POLICE. i¢ ENSE-—Ceatral District. GIRLS—tIn rome. __Hend Home, 3837 el call or wirte Help Washington. NT eel 3 WOMAN—#!it 4 cole ae ; the morning or ~! | _Gav ‘wor ‘2 L rife ’ | YOUNG LADY—sir ; graphic work; v District ENSE—F ot th District FS BAL , istric If you need glasses = weak eyed, failing sight. pain, headaches, astigzg’ isfaction Ww Odd Fellows Bidg 413. OBTAINED; advice an ce PATENTS F. J. Larson, 105 N. free. 576 BUSINESS CARDS REALIZING SALES FELT BY COTTON AT NEW YORK | HURD crew" . : inc! uded 43 cars rece: —P which were g w th OS.9O0 last veal: ape seven throuy “h were $1) OP) hushe! L¥NCH—! “598 000 bus«he ai P| FRATERNGL NOTICES Masonic vox Meetings fe oats New Orieams | Spot. R! F ANS A Ses BG a tT Cash Grain | Prices CMPCAGe ‘. ona (*. apd . ™ Liverpool Cotton Statistics. . BURIAL PERMITS — New York hW YORK — Poultry HOG RECEIPTS "LIBERAL ll] AND PRICES RANGE OFF ° St following prices to farmere e@nrcd country ehy ~ _ cK ARDS fer rownd lots of the veriows artic _n ”* = (mie 'l orders sre usua'ivy quoted higher) rea? “94g aernee LK -—4 ; arsts 4ic second = New York Coffee a es tages of the Rivers PLLLISCH "Sc per pevune. sma! RAEMDONC K- aw Kev Se go 120@ : wInRG nt } Oty» TA5e 1SBO | peund . 1 RAs $00 Teunds at Yeh '. rs nderfad. under went Gisceu! ried wua.ily v EGET ABIL. ES “n. BOQc per ° > “- : ho : ew Ut Bet t mor rr . — aed ' " . sun . wmorvinai ROT BAIRD— =~ Nerthern ’ basket CAULIFPLOWF & SCHAEF*® KR—! 4 ‘. 4« s o $a GREEN PFEPPEKS—Fior erate. $. Je te 5A ETT "KR The Lah wn * 2 «Ft; FRHAMMAR- BENDER— banks, $1 60 te i 306 “art 5 cebh.ers ae paose mon! $i bell, ve hampers RTRiN CRANDALI rosi* RAPEYuIT— Fiore ee LEMONS —C a iforn ta Tie SA te $3.50 per box. 4°05. S4 PARA NCES— fit “ LinGei! } should fr end ochoo " mn Le otieae. a MEN, BOYS Exp - dg for cuttl Tn “4. Uniog ASSISTANT SUPERIN PRACTICAL ‘-~ a se wired proper'r. } without WANTED EMPLOYMENT ENT THOROUGHLY ACQUARN WITH THE MANUP: ING OF TIN AND SHEETT RAFSMEN WARES. WITH EXECT D fur ng the past yar Solid agate. three isnes of /¢79 ay WRIGHT c Sun... ‘c®) ui Syn rm tions. Ic line disecou NEVER send VBRIGINAL in app ring for empiwyment ~ S85 41 ' Ew RET ) SOUNTANT—Sit.) wit Krep t _ MISCELLANEOUS set ak ‘pare financial statements ami re -_— =r? 1 st G AND ADORESSING ss. McGill "14 ee STOVE REPAIRS \. G, BR AU ER S i PPLY CO. e 3a «tt STORAGE AND ttn = Cc AREFUL | MOV ING Freight Forwarding _ LANGA & TAYLOR ORAGE & y MOVING CO. _- = , - WALL PAPER. ee ETC. DELMAR \PE LEAN! . eal 4. 41\ ; 7 > NIGH? | rience ¥ } > eng: AL ES POSITION WA = PROSESSIOn eS MASON—Sit Sua. , 825 usi-of- — x CH. SC FFEDP : het wee irew | Solid agate. 254 line 5c Sun. 30 Dispiay 35c cally. “s as? di y tree or more days. ine discount pobre re lture work ‘paye We teach experience; learn ‘'t ana Positions wa'ting: of eur T Rs a \ exander . yi) 4 @4oi.% a mnt DOF a ‘ey and evre- tri or. ¥ 3708 4850 Bra.a- Forest STEN xSRA PH ¥ —" ter 8 office preferred STEs 4,-RAPHER—# years ore: tat ¥ “athabie e toe vent Box # eT. ; LS r- ad Drs + ee +) STEN (IR APH farmiiiar wit! ne ‘ol ephiean itn a. + rar wv slid. per ore .ants were a “Out etinegTierc. T ., “wo ‘abips "RES "errs +. sh _ he gtea a. ~ 2 : : PB n.e 5 tg i, PL eee Set se gs I HE > f OUR re: Om ~ Pont. years 6 __DANCING work jn private’ tamity.” referee _io~wrenm - ABILITY AND FACTORY Bi PERIENCE. STATE WHER YOU HAVE BERS PLOYED, AGE AND $4 DESIRED. WRITE PHIL. KEMPTER, 1064 SHEMAN BL. = a MILWAUKEE, WiSX'@ Ins ru Pr. ree -Ciase. vendationrs COPiEs ' ' ; ’ s experi- ——— oa aa icetylene vitae, a? a he «A : iM “. ~ AU TOMOB IL E Ss ARO R ~ ’ : ss De mar : RESA LW M \N— Must Rr Box Mf ‘ - _SoYs. TECHNICAL MEN h Dread iway ' . v2" 5 a ra ‘ , ™ APTSM Nw ‘. : . a NTED »f neat if2.3°835 ef £E Buy — He per per) *nce ER +—Trenching a m=. at lefferaen LAUNDRY HEl : r experienced ‘ ek perience Box ¥ -64 oes ——- we en pe? “a“a "2 i ma ha = - a TOR- «i's shop Hox ens esa.2 hes. ti5 Wes ag 2. aduate; mail aad LE R-—Expertom ed ; Mis $4 Pp on aie? "oe? FP preeas lterna’ ‘ihe Ps per’ ence! (“gil W yxs cht a%, ARPE NTERS en Tec PFE! —_ jure ek net. f ie rae * . 7 . A FFEUR referertice# areal vrand 67? W CHI P PERS —On Arctitecturai Gever es CLERK—T oung man fer gtwert ter ‘Sich sched graduate chance for adrancetmernt. reference « Iron a. a Sosiness quaiifics AR-ireee ‘2 own ‘Bos H.49. Post-Dhepateh. od y » ' ; Wittame ColLktiOR— With sciemer wr ns inet a rent . Comm ieeear = 69 oople to _ = Bide. 1042 BS. Gone oh ee ; sete od ait ta Mirror and Ar <0. Post te .* an orTamen ise «Si FRurilingtos Grand and: rr rarc AP 2°05 &@ = Pg *arei AwT erc#. Oe Neb, oD) ‘y ‘ “‘pmpt ‘ef eniuer. heuse sac ga cen et - i rier emo ect R in. ae

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adel i, atin heed S apRit. 61998, 4 E aenit, €. 1028. “ ger THE WORK OF THE WORLD L OOMS LARGE—Capatle workers are required. Get them through a “Help” Want Ad. =e gee 5 - — “ ee ee 1IONS—WOM yi Pt ANTED —MEN, SOYS,.HELP W D 3 SS . EN. Gintg ger ANTED—MEN, BOYS)}HELP WANTED—MEN,: SONS’ : -) HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLSHF! P WTD’-WOMEN, GIRLS) _ BUSINESS CHANCES tS * Sit - colo! edd. work ¢ fow Bs a ; ‘ ierical , . a : JZ 0 e . T'S , + MAN ~ Not over 454 years, for general work WINDOW ux Rs—-Experienced; app: yi} a. f ! oady ai ot shoenaaal i. pay while enced on lad ies straw hat ts. hw he ’ : poe - me, * pon eet ah a >». WoOTkK; c vernings. : 7 mM. ¥ mic ie ee ‘ 4 ii - - a ae al ehouse, Bt eady work; Bn 0 at omnes Ri6™® ° ‘hestnut : oer a a a PPL LL AAP AD AAA AA A A tt a : i TON BAG '% ( OT) ON MII 8 " ' . ~ 2 wok kerde with sere ices CO. — » c a _ 3110 5. 5. Grand. Merchants’ jlozemes er Fiour » B09 | WINDO Ww OW ASHE RS-— Ex spertqnces. City T} h } See Sees s th ¢7) Good wages. A ply 7 ' tax N22. Post -Di clerical «ar ~ ——- —4: College inn Restaurant: | xchange House & Window Cleaning a 1 ie Post- Dispatch reserves the right to rejtct any query. 'G mR ee Gy apy Ye s KING BRINSM ADE ME R c CO Pp a7 MEN T—Good Peet eee | Personal and telephone calis, or answers by mail, cannot be el SL ea rm thoneee LID. ** " eeavone in thé brick industry: Call after rs s Ae | N. Sarah at eect MAN—in gen era! contract tor’ a 1’th st given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubt- pply LAMPE SHOE CO., 1701 Washington Avenue (C2) | pivest, with or without omviess ‘ ——- — . 8 tent in cost accountin re a ’ oe s wed man Appiv . “| or ‘ g and capable of gen- WooD WORKING. ~ MAC HINE > ~HAND— GS LAI\—Neat and attract i - —Experie: lich and "ue al estimating, splendid opportunity for Steady work. 3825 Lac lede av, f Poet -IMenratec) igh-class applicant. Box N-89, P.-D. ic) a ~ Pan elie ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. 4060 4 “dele Park houleva rd. eo : OPERA TORS MAN—$10 per da) and up 5500 ‘roewired sian “ 5 ie =_— a. oa Pasa Py @ rere at s YUN MAN—For hand 8c ew machines u Ss 3 : E 7 i! rea | KOC oe _—_— ----——-— -_ ; iy J F XN— O h i¢ r ar Line : ee sooo N. Sunt Se a nts 3612 " itv | iM AN—Wholesale grocery man; ‘one who can set up his own work. Box . a rp nr 6 ——— i r = Cc 1.4, Post - Dispat h. ; ‘ Gi i). es 3 —The st St “Touls cyclone | motion ¥ was meconded and passed “ On the following operations. PROMOTE RnR organizieg laree ‘gna A pment colony en new ' offerin fh. (ee and imming. piv > oe ; Hea Sree atts 616M. fith,| “ee 29 to 359; for pricing and jforxG MaN—To aris Ford service © occurred May 27, 1896. | There would be no distinction : prof gran —Ewe a to | extension work. Must be thor- o’ cette Tee mobile business. 33% .,D. K—You can get a digest of the Siuitins of iceuey hich involved the GIRILS PANTS ianitod, Br ortte. Bee orriee = Poat-Disnetc! x fey | oughly experienced, speedy and | YOUNG MAN—For tool room; state experi- ep Pag Pm — Secret fl form of motion. (2 ‘eomine “he Pock Maker oa 1 OC bar” okarenetall Box m. ih who | accurate. Attractive possibilities. a P ont Di tc! ze ae ae , rte?) } a ie se or f eee? rs Pie ieee pronounced Vi'-ta-ml! We need experienced two ' ocket Dasers =. _Post-Diepatc® mn i y| Box N-301, Post-Dispatch. (¢7) | *GcOng: brit 21 to 30, for motion picture |) concerning tha history of Mavpt COM ictus art. iacig dclias dated 1807 ts needle pocket operators on © @ ‘TS sn eaperiones. Geen a = —. ni AY! } i Ta ! : growine oe ti} ere } ' C7) : :, _ oe eat k: go “2 wages . 2 ng photo to Nationa! Film Stu- ’ ry eeny, 4 | _ » # Atton, Fourth and St. Charles, | “*%.\-~-W! ome experience or knowledge | » S. Saran PER ct be found in the public library. ‘or from ; o ! - din lat overalls. Also will teach a (‘ollar \lakers al ‘| kront \laket : mF pice x E i avery ! C Y- , wo rs old Apply — Hib a hg nore Pe sect ; ‘y, . miscelian- . | N MAN—W ith some et te wor BR. HW—Owen Wister, the author of | ‘ : worth Li to Lhe, lime of ¢ ee heginners Taleo slewatas Olar sidnt S atl OL sLaneis ; : "8 .* . 1, Crane 168th and WV st; T - aeaent gy Bet» henna cn motor as-; in drug store, ¢ eninge. 4401 Natural the “Virginian” is still living and | ; wort! : ) nickel sc ee S* ¥s . Tl © WiLL! ve interest ft valuable patents ; OIG IN or recommends eS: 2 ‘ Pir jass and punch “2 &s ‘oo ry > ‘6 1u1° ’ , bench adage | rice -— ; his address is West End Trust Bidz = jated | iT) iT : to yth floor. OVERA _L ia Oo » u R » © weeks. Cadany ; ov em ployment. le f ry » eae. : reity > | , . Bate. -I I MRAT ae aot “ Sema: Pa ae ' CNG M AN—To — care of filling sta P hila delphia, Pa - é 7% at si - - -- ———— . der ing ty fit themaclves IE ; 4 : : fh +a 1+.” } ’ £ { ormnol , ; rus ave S&© ie experience In . , . ey) f ) at / ‘ . nN es ae } ront Nal KeTS ‘ " ' Po oes through special trainins ~ - y first-cias aah . ae te) } I ry. Anniv at 2828 Gravols A PUG.—It is permissible for 4 ; renc | | ot ( ha mbel ot (‘commerce gead ive Instruction. 1; ‘e aan, se “4 on 4 rea hits it-—Autoe and truck TE Tyee 4N—F a 14 i . + ' se ‘ a perienced On) dresses - Pi i( Vv . ) on iepa ey ¥ _ . Ae se 4 ; . : " t rk } : , ah ' . je! hree ¢ the old pa , ' i. : 3 . | » i : . ; Fo N f 7. : : | ; ey ‘ ST —- er —e . & 4 ; _ on caine: : cone. =. “ (of \ - se : , . tp ‘ | j ay accor lj : ) } \ TL oO \ ‘ & rood i}. © . ; ‘ i ti J HSTANT SUPERINTENT, gp Bem — ——— Peetema and mddieaacs i> ria we] ave. sctocling, reterence and. sslary 6: L. M-—The $20 which you received | Section of the aper wit hs House.of Finkelstein ee ar BUSINESS WANTED P—A PRAGTICAL \, AS ay DRAM Tian SSinte experie “une Fons, 24h sept. _{28) | Te ox 5-318, fete Ee nthe sale of the typewriter shoalé | oF tepid weter. using a Drush. ae ee Gh Aiea oo see aat: sane. * a [ROOM Wid—In small town, ‘A | | MAN@ etic n: state exper 11> > “about 16 very of ene, 1 SG MEN--With 2 or 3 years’ e1 i. nf eredited to either profit or, peating the wett! until 1 (pel Si) ashington. : Mr. Howls ! eb) i. Post-Dispatch Steere ih (1 AIN rED : and salaty ex! 3 in? & ; Apply Butler Bros., 3: an | ence a! aoe a bi Box ' Lv. the 3 oar. but te . and paste are .€ FO! oo » WOMA, wn" puaS ) ANLFACTUR. 2 ——————————— = — ——r — co) | -——— 3 aw ie? ~~ wf ares. Scene of eS. lS eggs Mee lgggeipt Morte BT EGIR neral work; 2 i ~ | BUSINE R Ee i MA. ; F é MEN reck brick walis ’ 1 : \ — iree yu i go es Oe — =” a a — ae. 40 .2o4 tender, nhiay e ra pert : ’ ae — einai N eSS A SAL OF ‘| IN AND ~ oe Puls b a ai - ric Ks yjiecework Apply «401 ! ‘ing’ facto 4 } c SD * nour: Orit : s\ service { ommission in 1€ i P - “ety ll ala . f ; ch fa ' Kine s hig , ” hi at ns , re nel —o — —eN i. 4 he —— ES. W | | I] EXEC IVE” si : KX nen in mercantiie house ‘ Mik. . 7 I z ; , concerning tne inquiry | ¢hea wv | r VAL houid beri be ml | , ie © — aS "(el 1 | , ary ck - abany 706) A ae pet — — TECHN I AL M EN “4 ie? 12 W ashi neton i (89) jon h advancen , ADdDPiy « ‘ . 81) Gove rnor a rate “a 1904. Fis che ei 7 ' spd vag te} faMia a3 , _ se i \ rer i use oO | } =)" ‘ res a i 4 “gee , oe = BY (,rand om : ‘ aes . ; | | ; . ve ems nlace —o neat omen. 2 - | " ah q i st the WW ‘ osep}) WW ¥ +4 —* ~ +} ¢ ' | : } 1 uit wm _ , ‘ ir } ‘ 4 ? : le i ’ 4 a6 . ‘ ‘or sahie Oo . r cn" + TEN¢ Ki. ST A’ r LD W HERE have had oxy 7 in tool, me hanent positions, sales work with (a & we MEA— Bpore ants several men ro was ae Facey 1905 | to : t - Be oh : 7 - as st —— MR ; ~ . = . : bitshed > is nees. "643 at. touts , Lis ™ , | } ‘ 2 4sPiL AAT FE . ' ; a: sate ‘ : | ous id: > tT , Ie 7] . . > ~ : : } ‘ ricai mr ; » An . ob Stree ihe 38 1] of milk, 4% ° Ups OF ae! ' ~— fives "Af at ~~ ; sap asa ads ie “Te " , AND iI RESSING SHOP——4o., I HIiL.. ly EMP ER . & i ea: atin 1 Reatler } oo rae co Save, and in email towne tn Odeon Bide 1042 f nad (5 ; . Stre ; spoon of salt, - ASPOONS O1 K ' Tt - rk rat 1 id use yr) tar, $7 ee ee Rae aye ore et iat a . ‘ | , . & =e ii.nuis, Missouri anc Arkata«es permanent oo oo - ee : owder Mix ae ’ es alagegaiagtion vie ; = ' eles 4) oo ‘ » (% ‘ ' , wes ‘ii of er. coanke v an “ 4 - ‘ ") 1 1 ¢% ~ ’ ne } ‘ i ‘ }’* ‘ ‘ ' . ; ‘hea : . . 1064 SITKA AN Bi. i . nor seeuptigs toma t Saeed aon give preference and | AGE 7 ANTED MEN iB “prile road. os, A Bake . round ls . act Say. - he Hoeromrr - sao on Ain ce ee for selling is . 2 ae 5 | , r 4 . ; : v3 ae an nome countv crritory to men who cen WwW aia y. ‘ HOU inquire a1 he ‘ pa extn brie . > ° TIONER —i STocer’s good tecacion MILW Al i KE: \\ IS. (eqy a gefinite apr” Lit , 444 i prave honest, successtfu'! record in se'!lin to wor: A EN TS | cs " 4 wasininin 4 erning the asition pans They? }? sgl se ye : : : | eS \ : ; wermeri “ . A 2°] i . or} t a roaguusa ’ li x rooms: lea ving town, aacviiwe ee ae : . | phoning me at ine farmers: please give juA rariticulara in firs AGEN’) Sh: Slee? rif v we te your r Re ‘ ° apes = et eo Phage ing betwee layers art aa WwW Or) anit 1 a eciaia , alist atin at (grand ‘Ray MECHANIC—Firer-ciass 5451, ; a as tc uge, experieuce vrevious earn- Ly Mugoo! o7 84 Pra rie {f secretar) tney 11 tell vou of The cocoanut cream filiing Le 4 ; Marviat as e na n ary es : a 7 . a ' m3 sTERSEN . Wri Subsertoti ce Tr FR are mrtg é Ste er: ; (eR the reqi Y? : for the nosition | : enere = . a | } eB } Tt) CONFECTIONERY And eimar siore, “" a 4oK9)- , ' ’ 1a8, €:°¢ ite Mail Ibsertvtion Divisior, le] ] : c! h =. ents 1O! € Sitlon } it) wen-el hths CUD hs Te eee mae SHERS—Dav work: : rue Pe ost Dispaich, St. Louls Mo (8) ae nee ’ Tan ahe ee “4 7 Sr and any othe information you {oon os cca dae. dead ears oe" wo ae ie. 7 ‘oA PHE , competent busy street; in good North St. Louie nelge ’ ; e ferences, a se . - é , : ; ahh to. 0 eczeiia Buirerers ; one-third c ‘ie aS PU rerié housewor) i partie ; m : Pats . oe “ borhood Hox H-3US. Post-Dispaten, ‘ov aa . r ¥ , . . ‘ P e pe ' Linde!! 8x) MI ee . WwW ’ : ‘ . | es Pee the * _Ae ya } Toee"’ es Ax wae elre . ‘ ‘ i . , 4 ne . ‘ “° } ri ' ren! stnte ; ‘ re. ’ : reese : j j ‘ i : "en 1a ‘ emeoy » = 4 . so }t y — . i i ’ , ‘ aa : a oye “1, >= cer - : os “| : I i Q) ~ unload and stack a) commission and good results al “ OB seadcousen _ of salt, | ) nce no wry: must be h ol CE RUT AND VEGETABLE | — neoy Tw i cans cuslah _ ie 41 ’ eee as eee em ae OHI ale Cate ——\ B. 21th. ; ' . Ls + ‘antennal milk, 1 teaspoon of vanilla or ‘2 tea- os. Freres _* 7 ee 7 6206 Delmar or Cabany pene 0... SEES -NCe” Pa EK—F ot Fo lumber ; good piece-work price. re Po r miele wire a Mee quested are follows: Babe spoon of letnon extract : HOUSEKEEPER—Protestant. ong 4 GAA baci > FRUIT and vegetabl rket, with bvin MUKILE MRA ‘HANIC—Tho ough) am “i & lveing Co,. Oe * ~ , : } ‘ ' pal ~s f » bt MiitR—~— ‘perienced, capabie’ o! a getn ie inn e ia ‘ . ‘ = sin - : - ‘ I cal ‘ f York . ] i >¢ I S on : te ad ; ey rs Si] ; 1% ne . ’ ‘ ' . . , . a . ™ P oe . +3 inted in locating shorts in | ' 1) ( ommercia! Auto 3odv Co. ; 2 ! ~ ; Bi ingredients, 5 i ae : i) a0 , _ ' 7 h ling gener orf work, $15 a Ween GoM cheah a424 ¢ herokee st omer is wat 4 Bas pRive ER—ice. weer . . | League New “Orle aoe : and pour 0! gradually ‘ . i aN ‘ Ls : . ae y Ti 13 morning. Jamerson RNIGTUERE ‘TORE And Lem “ aftine priv 26 ' a vel ‘all Bell phone - ' ae inspec aa“ ar h OUP an ata’ at My wi ‘ eth} ie Vebat oves all a r @ » Start, : Uesca) sOrning. rsa : ; STORE—And express bu TOMOB IT, K » ST rr. ne Ramet 500. mm v ; 40] \. Bulw eT ‘ PANVASSERS. —, SOLICITORS Dempse » ii RS SER pas 8 : , — HIN: HAND—A . CANVASSERS—Ha a wonderful rei NOW | .\ : I niegie irring constal tiv until i i > as r fe ; gon ‘ Ce oF .: , i} i) mK KE EPER — 3011 (jlite t-class mm hesf wares ane works a 44 od . ate pea ; ' ‘~ — ] ra “ nna ri ; , : canvassere p 4 is I JO! . é erwardas cas ae ‘ j ; } P vs ily if bi oe : : a7) ‘ handling oo t NIs ‘NG RT 7 - ‘ 4 — : n . % : i ~ i — j q 4 a I j ‘ ) ay moO (ep teau i } ‘ ’ , aA : . ‘ ‘ i ; aS2nit? ] ? ‘ : : ‘ . | | | RK. li Hi: fs 3 roORE—216 N Jet : aR . ad isin Ozers’ it) bidh3 rn ord dealer’: tice Shanks. Ash tone R san OR. HO SER AUTO cag Rimies aI" T. Post- is 1 sms — ben n squeezer open sho] r oS toe “oe = ns ; . Afte 4 , pandas s 4 ——e e ’ 7 ee § ; : . ; “ 2 7 ; ‘ . *. . ‘ ee) j OF} ‘ s Ne tr) it hj , } a "2 ir . c - . s A ’ T} ' P 4 YT) I 7 "1 ~~ ’ . cr? o > : ‘ ' . 2 . 2 " ' — ° " BR! irst omtination ee . Ei Hite experienced \ ‘F . vies ™.. , A p! S a U sate if r gal men ha’ made : ouseh 2 we 1 ; cogs a led aire di rs , t aie js ao it SAL rR omega full i ‘ (; Pew ¥ iv STORK wot AR ° Pa~¥ ay i : - “4 ‘ . , a cleaning - -dveince Usiness al; 34°91 f . ea S.ihek ~V ‘ > at , ~ : = er > )S* 5 Ail 7 ‘ Al 1+ cot QaATUA les rev . 4 ] } ie d ‘ ' = neuen onaut 6 Bt 268, TS B.. 2a # S- nesineinaati _ = Me - we kugenia st. . of * pressing on a Hoffmen Youd ages: et @ 4 > ; ; be ii) r Avan’ edule ‘Fy CE eee eee ont. wate wares wanted. Bo: J : » aturday: $3 guaranteed: musten bia 1 Ps — oe OS SY 7 WT a ol fal > GES, aa ea sae “s ede jerm: experienced men preferred, drawing Viord re month's written notice ne POUSE MND! —_ tesa csc , , ‘'¢* DDINR ’ he OF health. Inauire Box 63. Valley Park i" * We license: elderly man 2512 N 20th oa 16s9W ot Electric 491 | . ) vear . ane: 7 tensaaainines’ accounts and commiss.on 1047 N acate mn cases vhere see | he mé al at it€ 600 8. Gra > KING BRINSMADE M lt A O.. — a mS a ‘eae 2”. er tat Mo adie gee ity oe Bi ome ote omer venter ie! oe saad , See hankruptey : ¥ erienc , 7 wags - , - ’ , , ' a ou BOY — Bet ween 14 and 16: not ‘going owe MAN - Reduates anenthe im Ov ae fOr Suva ' ' ere 18 ne 1 bankrul a or’ ae Waahit ah } i ()] Washington Avenue ((.) katy tole ele AND MEAT MARKET—+-les * echool. Ponait Hotel. Taylor ant = weVYATOR | A. ‘O01 secur: witb renie. App , rod oo PTs 1 oa BE L ¥ M AN . * AANEL, BA = “~" e: | : ak sins vanes : y - ret 2 wo “TT pecans “a : te after they have been discharse rhi 1 nce . —- : i RIMMERS Ry man % _partment.” + 5661 Nat ura BR ioce, ri) , \,eglier: a ‘ : y j ja : i b-~™M EN— hiere : an O} port . ie i i | ] y ' i i } ria ip ae w evel OU wer telt. 4 : : Li us , Pe Ree am nar Mpg ime ~ See ae, int ern riak Merete reasonaiie rent livil ng Toor gs AM? ay re — « baie * - “4 is 4 ; \ ' tw , LBA NING and shee shi ning pari ‘ agreement which you Fiz ied ; . r, VN] be . ae 1.8 ‘ . ; — Selle Hotel, 4140 Linge r ’ vides for ihat (fonsuit a las 7 pias ; a 4 a. _ - , - y t s2H WER ; stead) position , he Frank! rn Phone Main 3004 CKSMiTH—Mus: . thoroughly ex q ENGINEER ANI) A RANEMAN——“Steam he ii oka ct 28: Gru 3 = a: orinting Cal " on the agreement bel as ‘ : eee a oo ae a } none hy VAGDeL ek \\ KC; INEHRY SHOP —— ine gtock: barge! jenced 1134 8. 6! movel: also drillers for Quarry Wore vicior L4a5k ~ Locust. Skinsk! “Arbiter Printing Co. (7 RYAN, El T N ALLEN Vv are fee Cee ae 7O8 ice ! ae nents aie de ® | “a7. 9: r coving city 3 LERMAKER —-Hi eh ov . A Newt dt ; 242: leman. ee , as fee cialtv lin yor | Fi 2 vitgé pre threat ) fas 2X’ . 2 , us a! hESTAL RANT. - ‘\ bia : ana Poo ' = ; ehn— Married man thoroughty FARME 10 work on - Cries ’ i » | ’ ; - a WwW : : ) S10 by LAS ‘ 1 sf sickne perienced iv} Mal branches ' hoopk eep- ' ' Fisher. 62 On) Baston. - i : aE ot “ : | e lar returns: xood ; FIREMAX—C O1 re ie. expervence d .O8e. —n tar oi} nad , nan: abie ¢ \1 ay | , 2 he criti s ee ee : eae - " ’ yong NB sone ' - 2 ws , 47R a ON euntrs town. ye , ; - write, 7 _ Hotel, 4145 Linde! ; Juli ; At it: bot ty and road work Peron “{ 5; “9 ; ee — : 77 fee es aan allroad urine See Robert Harta ‘vanan Bidz. os a RN SR asonabi 1 n furnish Hu vei lal cg a | | é , ban . wag ie) FLOUR TPA‘ KERS—Experie good pa’ ‘ Gs . - : *; grec I ny the ir? the THEtK . ! cer ! ne _— ee : - ' "7 A pis 400 mer hants k . nge or the ; } } ; rot 2 . , a ¥s ! ers " -_ ' en " tion iP ‘ ' bhift } ' i! : be ? qu 2 “G we »@ ¢ e'ce ‘ a “* ‘ . ; "7 “1 Y wu Tif hi >} ; tT) ? hu sr : . . ;} $4 = - ‘gtd . is " ; : ra . aos > va must La ‘or jose , ) ‘ , ° oat ’ ; ' “IR } 1) A: mek . ‘ , ROOMING alo SH—Handae ely furnial learn W oho eter : ( la ave OA. Di ) ‘ , ‘ , fuocts and other ouseho!d necessit ‘ ren sm : ‘ , . ev mits - and roar a i javs Wee ' 72? 5 ler : iw Ca@de ‘ how u as ‘= \ > 4 , _Beeurity Bide . “ BO?) ry z : — 4 \" n “ b tee, es : os te ‘ter! oon ‘ : . Le nant pat oa ‘ S Js i ra ai orc i. ‘ | +#e'a) } ‘ , en ' P . : . . . : e “ a raome avod income 48: 1 Delmar f", OL ea ar A. AB Peet ee ae ms } ‘ ;-~— aiter } oF \ ester? etanpirs! rot f rr >? s. f . r Le . } : , . “ owe % . . na ’ . if . ~' Uae ‘ heel ’ oS Lb FON ~ ,- - —_ sh Opt ill also , 7 , nite ~— ' ROOMING MOLSE——i0 roome;. beautifa - ———_—= mis 6 : a 7 we" 1S) GROCERY CLERK—Firs’-clase worker, wing | 50(4) South Broadway. | . ne ral commissions. vith an . ot , i NDRI . ree , i ; > we ' ~s8 , ia . un he qgecreeée if set e -_ ' oar FD os , be 34016 “ * , furnished: heat, jamitor Apply 704 ge and witli. Pe Sii let be. qa\e" 16 . : - $ ‘d ‘ 109 Olive nal a: aan arette smo ker 411 3 Fasto aie ad meyer i Bxnerienced Com- BI f ere ‘ a 809 Poniia a , we Fuelid Wrth = , SMITH AELP Ek Experience. er t Hoc (4 5401) ‘ RBRuiwer > he 1 : ’ : “ } gua ifjications i ‘ iorne |! rA f rit | ‘ } . , ; P —W bake perience AMMER v I. - ' 37 : sont : ; : ' ‘ = ith ’ ke shop “experience ~ or biacksmith, ace about an ir nA} ; PRETTY TE S aasiaiaeaennl oe ae ; sa les\ , to ge) lot : IN (Q | 8542 : ,18 are . notar’ ge that he or ashe Us . ie : t? “Ty - a rie } : . ut | Tour rye . }i¢ aonoy ; rk: boat ing: rent $85: profit $125; must te ; ‘OO > robate Court a Fourth oe : ’ } 1 ¢ ( PLD oOrored ve bare? f wet bow I . a, ' ' I room of the Fromm tek an Rene: sr community for which he seeks #} aun Ir} H ly ° Tr ” S905 city: willl saerifice: terme Lindell 25 st) ie tors work apid ndvange 4 man, over 40 $18 1012 N. (7Tana rie B nt. at start pap 4 Chest te fe 1S , . i no = (a5 HOU SEMA N—$7° hite preferred ee | ees Meat ile man: who ce! : . pig and Chestnut streets pointment. The cost is $15 fora sure- need perienced tt Ore. ° H ‘ont ¥S-— Must be its eure oid. rehiig ; far i) \ elty , rer neceSssa 5 Y st) vm i | : } epee — ty Tor S DY READER.- If 1 e asi ai : ss fai a ; r , . , 7 . j . : = } ’ ’ ’ cCleanrti . ead Park VOMING Hat ak —10 retro. W eat be Rox Mfc (Co... 1809 Wash Be Minnesota. ere nd willing worke: i ‘ig jaltw salesinan of h A TEA ms . ty bond. unless a perso 7 pn ga : a ue end working cond! : reasonable; bargain, terms, Lim — | -: —-- rn er. Bord s. 6th ans live ‘pent intelli ’ policy holder has paid the premiums iven, $3.50 to the Cireu . 86 ~* org phe ror he = we raat -—Colored. some shoe shining NSURANCE “INSPECTOR—For oul Te Po Whit arr co . “pang g Faber ol pe oe ee eee : a +h oney without +d * io —_ aie and $2.50 for : . & ~ way — e 25°97 § Jefferson age 22 to 76: } ie! ohool education ‘TER—White, married man perienced as & proportion nanu t , €or he js entitied to . . to the State Treasurer an 0 ’ AMERICAN STEAM LA ry a oly os ini ¢ ’ ROOMENG HOUSE——10 rooms; rent § ; uM loing purter Work, such mopping; merci ‘etablishme ® the signature of the insured, under 4 gea) Write the Secretary of State. 91st and Morar 7 ne eee” ear am ete oat . ’ : price $500; full of roomers, Agent. « " >! : — ee tepewrit . LL) rea a AT , ‘2 =?) ? } . } . | ; e | ~* B—16 dr over os t ee, SF 14 oe ie Essar) .. Gree ee ee ae ae Slaw einen | a belited | 4 gone among ‘ the circumstances you have de- Jerferszon City Mo.. for a form of Saat ceil us Peete oliseum 4 ‘ on am aR : ac r Turnitul good wages; must follow this ity y results; terrtvury u a , Alffloult di teg LEDGER ¢ — Youn he on MAN » wash dishes and ciean in —- nee pa——White; for porter work in « Ww z 192. Chiceao. 1 . — (89) ‘ businees and furnish references of St ui -06 Chestnut et., suite 1010 acribed. If you have an) difficulty appiicatior ni ’ - ain hand, take ; oe MING HOULSE—4lae Washbmizton, f » : . ‘\ meee i ~~" > A ’ . ’ P ; . . F ; : - : oh 7 ’ as F —* =" ’ rer ’ ’ * ; farquette Hotel. akth and Wa 7) MIRON DRAFTSMAN irst-clasa ornamen for d rk of this kind. Apply 7. N (cS) consult a jawye . Pp (1) A deed is not valid ire nd preferet fiven to one! - . | poe hele ar part: ebant on 2 ———— Lh AE. _ 1: * detailing sta! | h ' nt %1\7 - lie: : — wen “1 ; Aa ' vare ‘ Lb eal oid, 4 he nel whole tart Reap Y—imimediates) mn ou r It ; , oat he 5 wi ances eg ott ieee ' — Fodut Soe ( Franalin. § te SM ik Nis» $1. 000 000 corp ee The improvements neco! Ce hetweern the parties tnere- Y pwr , : vice =! the m : Lowry : . ; E tepr mtative in od ty sSaEs (hsshA— fivtliian ” * v itl f fice { the T part tne reaity and will : R os tin ol ‘ - neraone as have anG ingle ~ 4 , - * . ee mation Seanion and I pe. : + dave. If interested advise 4 } ‘ gw Sj ests mie. an ; , +, at heuse passes ai “ a ‘a TINE writ OMA —- - ti . | SALOON—1000 N, Jeffernon ané Was’ YS—strong, on trac k you in person. Southern M ao oy ‘A ns , advertised } luct te , ' . ie } y Ao not » in reh _- ' urns xperience net n mei! wive . SOFT DRINK PARTAIR— tance) ») Stand « ich . ‘ — , ’ " " : > } ‘ i ; . . 7 r r , ' , ’ ~s . " — ‘ iy 4% " ‘ T . ~_— . tiurts 9 — 14: +e) Mark . fae Wane rees Foundry ; t am rat Di ae wwriry Ol \ ay: i} a ye POO oy ~e ’ le ahi? and cieal cord Mi . } To run meal « a: tle ha ; i B°°) | Kaston ' Pebobnte - ; é‘ ose name se property 18 de lin ( CO } I he 4 racnd-nc Metro po SOFT DRINK PARLOR ‘ 4 confeetior — rand bring F rt - Vhite lean tii ali A} : ie le} with r preferred ar .. ; eawarhtag ote his Peg caiatn CHkeCKERS \rnaler se te au “ And con on: Marvil Garment Co- | luca ie) 4 ay. Urion Electric Bidg.. +e d oceaging? OO ieee Clee tea a ireryie' rite or phon >. Jense? git Ss rs eg pirty ve —— ing is nie mine ’ ee ; ' dd $440 .? $e" 8529 501 East (-ane * f f ‘ a ‘\ iy* i 9 P " " 9 i t 7s. matt er ' > | —-_ . . v . ‘ ' . . ‘ - j ; ; ‘ pe ave ‘? " : ma . = a Tha ke blue pris mn . . te 2 : : . ce 7 : “ Li ry o } ? i | ; : a a np : dal . r , m ne ‘ ) 7 oe} . “—* {y} ; A ‘ ‘ ‘. Lie ecouniry i) ae Li INK PARLOR— And confection Tece App ¥ 310] Pore ark. 1 £2 oe ms —F ou “4! ner hour: A le -ho y \l kK! A \ i) LAB ykR- ca LESMEN—’ ' ii ; Se } ‘ ' } a in | ‘ one ' ‘ Pecordll er nit ; paneer = 7 aoa ac » Tat , than age AP's H0O1 Trembley av. East ®t. Louls YYS— Apply elon trose Cloak and Su fs. : ye eS . . , , action With en y enteroris ver it is "y S EVERYTHING We he irehi rs rotection nnd 50798 Cabann (8) A 2 Ae —- | SOrT DPINK PARILAN Bargain ps Wash neioni, ; MABORE F « -AMnp ae ~ 1} . . oer WOTR. (io0d r) ' nfancy ¢ row . 5 i? v are ; 1e term “Commercial . have ‘ "eT ’ p pees “=F sete : “ aw ofr mS i Woon AN } sh j i . - “pia iT) —_— ra rick sale Call 1500 a aA »Y With grocery experience Ss ce a ror cna :_ me into the poseesson le 9) most he merely a oose proper! or this purpose ‘or it 3 | ene . amily ae. Carr, OF nous “ . &, on place, £909 orOoke—PFruit a set 44a peri 4 = — - 4 eal TTS | «t , A soos i , Bankers” } , “psiega ‘ 8} ral a rans me ea? any rag ‘¢ Fs ruit and vegetabie. Arive Ford. 44°8 Manchester | GiaeneC: F ot — Three: white Burlington Quarry Co. ( olumbia, [l., or Modern Appi lance e Co., 918 Pine ‘at (of) — rate “ @ R ab 5 = . ae ; i & ‘lg 4 branch attached. 321) Easion ‘ , = bean ~ o} > r) —— ——-—— - Vw UMAN— rience it ne ; —— a a. or _— —_——— ce Apply 3701 Forest Park bi. . & in Elevetor. foot of E. Grand and — 2 an -" a POSE Se OE ‘HELP. wrTbD. __WOMEN. j LS M. brit ry onee work ; © y ui ’ } - : “a Fw, VARIETY STORE—> a tas Co. Jefferson and Lock wood, Webster Ta BI > HE -ER Pa en “aan Mad! son . “S New ¥ or La * ‘ N , oe . eA wea @ Ol yaterin = erence! - GIRL c.— Re ver of 14 years for gener. j A } } : : “i ee] req Tie VV R ArPPERKS —tiver 20 years of ake to wrap nent rererences. r 1001 ¥ . Lo ’ aint 1, ors . — . ‘ eS. Sw 7% WV : ; : — : ‘ = 4 ' , ‘? t) ‘rai ‘ .- if ‘ * ‘c8P) erences regarding abhilit: character nd S ALE 8 MEN— Expertencec in selling O9C!!- aah - — - shov work "2000 Mulianphy ft - no POTORT ds packages Apply Butler Bros Sth end | . —— — 7 vears of age to learn oan ; oe hit , . nam * -eandtes ‘4 ‘ . x = " | Ojive . “ ha bits. FRioom free t omitior (jreat- 4 el y } Apply lierke rt & Me eel Ca 18 f TAU N DRY yi Ie ¥ } aster rr . sta bie O12 Ne rth 12th | ¢ 2mm se! on Wii be rf ia those having @zx- arv 103 Victor Ho lan Ag 4 4 . nea ‘ ’ waz ‘ , - Ne LADIES i enerienced parcel permet tr] 4 } : | - ‘ating elec e washers, 2a very Iibera! ( -UFFE I Experiences Louls GIRLS —C afeteria rhs : “ops ‘ +) 17 sit ; vk fe ce m 4 fd sia [ & n ea Co “ ; — ae . btas . we ? ,' emestnut = “a —— ee Foreman or experienced forelady; st#! a ENOGRAI HER A111. CLEK —- Yeu a hd = a ee ATOR-—-Exverienced, ot GIRI _ ’ neral et Anewer, B 4: rapp good stegdy position with good Toe Newt. white 1S to “48 with some y : and Bo nh hi Box y -64 , Cap) a a ss ch ¢ a — ge a’ ee 1 one cnine DEM‘ IWST RA i ae ' * 3 - . at had : ’ p . ie. toy - tang : - 5 a , sm rnin \ rr m, | Was rgton (RD) at ~ ke r. 2 - q: 1s) 1m t ‘Ss ae rood Op) wit % r — l ir repiy a"'ute exper: en Ce "7% Shy f 4 i ait ’ i i ) . . } ‘ ; J “ “ . * . ome @iperience at soda fount? nh. NERO . ER a , aan aap ‘ = . ’ r Aweit ‘ 2. . . ' 7 . arte yf ¢ 51 Zé \" ; ’ j ae Theol : ollege Store Mary): and ar A ne lid ; * | ik = oO *r> Le I jence . ‘ . 1 i are ‘\& I ‘ iw if] aowriting g | ne ‘os : rn) las‘ eT; Ti ver Bi i> y On 4 I) i3] a] on - ous , T10 in)- i ‘ . ; : ‘ : ~et i. fh ee Omaha Mirror and A las! at art gyard'nge age experience eo) The machine he |} hes’ TZ n U (oh) 4 4 =" ¢: \ ' OR ? ver . We > aer) be jr~teway ; . chia poryn ef [ ¢ dr) nA | , a} . ) at -Dispat or or permanent positio in establ e yee e s-—14 to 16 years oft we, re ' Omaha, Neb, 8 nr’ x 6 lost his ier factured hon ” ; . i Oy) trand 1} pf . 7 if L , . . POE eu od ste : f al an iat " arrest be cl grads and a Eg ong aioe : S I EN OGRAPI (ER : ictapinor 1S 0450. a ~ ' ed i Is S-597, -D : c Solid agete. Ble line daily. 80- Sut. Ji—Grammar school graduate. w*" ° . ok sid é iu . — ARK ER—GI: ext wnced, | iY ii : Display. *ic daily. 46c¢ Amiitiou to deliv ne BP UUMBRER PILER . ~ Expert i irtain # oe is 1 (mon age 26 j i ei =: ntL~oue “ ¢ii er TYrIA!! : ‘ . “ by ae OX er {er rat : 9} » 2) a i ; Sl ; : ‘ gq D> pent e } \ > ’ oo , , hn ts } id ‘ . . ‘ . | a te . ai v j office: salary $30; quick 3 aCe . = ing Mill, 3313 ‘S.C meagre \ Oung man, W ith automobile Psa , -—" a ” ) er ayy 4939 M erecn, mice 9736 S eS) at —— -” ww 640¢ daily. 50¢ fue. } e te . ye oo Bo nim , Kedegagengs. ‘ erm ae ee ne 01 . pe AiO u - ab Oh «- ory > > beatin : net Py more days. fc ime r * 0 més 7h Th Teed, 16 AIO &. Leste : (grr he Mtiil awe We ith motor Call 26 il “repeat ¥ —_- ~ ore ; must he willing worker press operate Riam % Statier Hote ane hester wif > ate ¥ © INIT - _ Autometh screw machine , 7 : 7 « Mar ‘ counting or om rT © “GLEK +h ean Mt. Olive lump, $6; stande * Planing Mill Co 68-6 5 3 | loy B. Kletr : Z\} Lk! Wom 550. screenings, $4.50 Tyler 487. Cp era) exnerienced reta’ coa | aa e8-ii' , == 2 ae see silane 4 “ a + ; . . o — ’ ’ . or? ¢ cr? Yr ‘ - " “ A , ati - ai ss ( iS oe) ' ASHINGLOf. He rT ; a a poiv Columbia Termina.s acme pa day 4 = (ci? ae ey “ass f isher defender, ecompauy:; must be experienced | Mona all persor.' \* | agers | onee Bt and é oe pr ggg ae | ee im — remulator 70M Pine : ; 3 se r appointment. aie , . ewe! ‘Spey see } it ru! : ‘ , ch hoo] ed Be——To deliver grocerice ane , GN istT— pri and have knowle “ . P } Oc ‘ " 1 qT] ; ) Be , ‘ithe , . P * 4% od . ’ ’ red) Nit ’ A it ré RASS MOLDERS—On plate work. She pagina Metal Trades Association, | rence, salary » CL. 02 : experience lary and eommis OTe perience, salary, address and trimming ladies hats: c ' den! , Poat-Trie (ob) S067 Park av. ane Be ies ide = COAL—Lp 1 and 2 ton iota, $5.75 ton. Fr BiINETMAKERS—toed pay fo a se . te HAND—Experienced: for sash : _—@ p> : hes > . ; ; : ’ Et | iiner, ter . yi onan cantina 4 gE : « m- ™ - a - . e 9 : * enced rie) liox N 293. ros » st ew! fu prirat bial firms: gis aii. in ons mers and corn na;rt ja a yen ; re : P : P } Me cel rt. ‘ avT* he ¥ a . * f . ie ’ : : i ? 4 F . Oo TT s*) nN qd ai t mai j , : . riE ; rts ety : . ii ‘ 4 . . - me 4 ‘ ia " : a sensed ond experienced: poste Snes SERS. correspendent ms Basket! Fensportation +} cunt TRL —For * a a a a wot Rael one wan = e: l ; ‘ b tS gu ; ‘ ype its . > 7c ‘\ [ha rt iirna I ‘ , i je ’ , ' 4 re 4 ae ee seta wr Ts OR— a es wing thom Oe, ; 5 il fraud » tae tf ' - othe ; , ' so ust ai _ . uot : oR toe erreur e off i ert re : 144 ae” Baie ati iderstainds he care and é ‘ ui 4 ; e OF uf ’ bo rgin i . ry Le ms a ; - ; ' ; . LPS WAP represeritatites in ie i cop ~—— makes etry = .Fotse 4619 Enrigh oo -_ i { tert e 7 elevator, ey Pet ; . Py) Perfection 8: ' ] N , ; ' — ent ta take ¢ oe gl eh ae. —, ond hogs. , ‘ : a . * . 2 - ; ° ry . , © > nefit*s . ,eresr a i's ‘ . . se ~ ring - x ' Se a9 . ‘ " : P . rar, - “ Pa - ar Or 4Ti Fi ‘ rc) ‘one to ‘ 30 ‘ A RPENTERS a 2 ‘ ona : : dn tee ain , } | ’ e ‘ ~ ; ania Siate t j ; : : 7 i —enmortet — P — rs » $ - - : ’ , os " . 7) ae A : i ' : arg - nme — ao ‘et OF i® he Re LA NA PETR¢ . ; oe er { i) i 2 R A T ( RS r per! : a, cee, 8: om teree savings. rails. #iruct email family; no night work: 6 ena in nasitions. east cor pores. . es BS , , , — Z sion \, Seventh stee! pinter, tanks and overything in Siences required, Box N-22, Post Lis, (ee 7 TOOL AND DIE MASERS - ni * | Fran , LAR + orp "TOWN ing and downstairs work: must have | Expectenced 90, Mtl. 50h S. 2 S| St. Lo S$) econthand tron and steel line, 08. GREFT DS etarerit ms and odie. . an | x Bex 1° experienced on punch . . Sexier: Sat _- : FOR F_OF-T ferences and | Uidren; sala E : KPON'S SONS IRON & STEEL ©O., } _? % , ruse : it — ei pe: — q *. Post-! ite a » ly . , 1 2 . ee st oy A a rh - e) »* Hi ™ en ce : A - . “ rs } - tol lat! ¢* : ; : - - a 9 e ™ . ad. * zs are a “Fy ah Ss : os _ * pivate — ouse and garde v ‘ or cane. se : ” ” eee OVERALL AND WORK oa, olin. instrument aseeli™' working OPERATO RS ne “|| STEAMER TROUNK—Like new, G4: ab . » sel : H- plhne 4 : bl — ao del! a — Cs ' § « [). operators. \\ eahe ra) Npio, my - 7” ia _— . abe c)} . rate ‘ aoe : i ri i 7. ‘ eo? -_— we ae y eather ania +4 4907 Waeh'ngt> Bo: H- 3. , all alary; paint sol ‘ e: 4 Operare eles: ’ ” “TINT LT ' PAN | I At | ( KY . SH yR | a Se we rT Eexperier see (iresges “Tix PRAS—New ore eoun4d. cer jote « pox, 11-39. Port-Lis "he: eS. ment department, § ONTINESN- | “. tien. §418 Mh ' =: ' | 0 aplen a 1 leas. wire or write. "Wallace and oy. BCKEH—E err ie ood: io j cook ac ‘ . : , a a he r ~ , H MeKY 3! L.5- EL das : Pad — 18 ad he j "“('h » r a . *k é Ll, YT AT hite, tf ' ; ‘ Ls VN ~ , M MF‘; ' on { sperie: hote ec roots . “4 - _ | ay MOTORS ( ‘ORI OR \'j ION. iB + rs Y f" 7 DIS] AN( KE. | LEASE GIN EK ms S ae ae anu n oa rd : 74 na I waTRh ae Ate p—aemeay Bs ae a4 737 talon” stem in restaurant, secone pe a 2 ‘#4 one sor huuse Bion eta tion nin ” ; ; 5 re age _—— \ dos . .? , 4s pr as ’ , i ; _ 7 ’ ry, 7 ae hi : a ™ Tit) l j dry ia rol ‘ : . ” HEP Experienced. — Plaza Resi aural e » vere and gener de eh a ae ~ a nt st. REF EREN In AND STAT In Ret) 1 ua ror — Solid agate. fic line daily 40¢ Sun, = : = sasrte =: mn hn a 2 iggy oc RAS Se: jhe : —| 8! , experioced «6 GC AT, ARY EXPECTED OPERATORS se daily. 466 Sun, out-of: SHEF-STEWARD—For hotel cafe; mm 6! =. aay on's ny a one i77i, Otter o:av ?. = installment accoun , - rs x Ko : , | i tr display uy > Ae my WANTS > well, retommended and a soils Hatt 4 _ aa TYVINT~~Sille ag?; expert legibie writer: permanant Parrien: Ko BOX Y -65, POST-DIS- DRE SSMAKERS or more dave "te line discount. W ASTS PA nett .: wn uve = (ek On} Ve rt a ; — eo oe s+? . | ' ay “ . , p . Rad Be i iK KK) .» E a god i . a” bs apad mn ~ A L, Box Y-324, F D. high@et cash “prices paid. 2146 full particaiars in ietter, Box } -0l). “a - — ne ' ' a lat bent ‘| particulars = CHIPPERS—On «ray iron. Sr. = peeenced: for 1 eri ro, : atch (5) aHIER-—Must be exper’ enced; neat ap- ? rt : . : em » bonus and highest wages } CH Architeetural Iron Co,, De Ka’ as Appi iy leis crane canner 02> Spaldit . ’ earing. for restauran Apply John 1 I AT( H. Co) Experienced enrober de Cash K E BUSINESS: ANCES —_ = ver. _ Mer oie ishingt« npn one Ste a = ‘worangon Co., 303 Broadway be > } ’ . ; ounrante ed ex perience ed girls on st SiNnss “CHANCE — Hekers. atter.tion' ’ paleo r . a _— ; : seiilieeai Al : 4 ; "PL eAper ered, fiw arity ——— - -_- _—— - ere ers and nana qT ringers ‘ pm ae! will oe movallte evens, veranteed a ey man fer eAvertert: ae ‘Cath can’ Gawediny al hotel: & . Apply Shardeil Mo CASHIERS GIRL—To do sicating. Montrose (' if waists and dresses; steady enctory farms to pull, write fer ene HOUSEHOLO er; high schoo] graduate preferre® ie Seve preferred: Saturday after 7 kin] eae eee — —— Mult Co. SOK Washington (oF 1) ty for beginners | pine — Wit. ie Midd Marshall Ove : ae @id chance for advancement, wit" Oe CS ae . (18 Misso , "ts noes Sg - and inspectors: steady pos:tions to reliable ———— : opportunity Oil : bere ae —e leby-Marchell (en Mis bFise—of a! “kiade: enna > te to learn the advert: pe ust - wr F rAPER f. ) ANERS—And. paint ent , App!s af once sSIRiLS— aea\et : packing focer?T > ¢ les ye mit t} ere 2m% ‘ted TO Work vear around in ‘ vee 693.8. 6th te - ; M é , tein eine aod . Give age, height, eo om , | washers. Apply In rear 4513 Olive st.(c8®) © 2 PENNY & GENTLES, ‘ar | a: ssbington @' cy me to arn; Mote! east + airy shop Convenient to Dy ane ities. budiness qualifications. : . _ i ; ; pee ee ‘Wall. PAPER °L e A NERS—Ex periences Broadwar and Morgan '* , a : —_ -_ | ght. airs | ’ of the thee )’ “es ed. Address in own handwriting. : , —T ~——— eS Meanit . 8742 Cotene ) Na eumeaiiind . I —4“olore -neral housework: good see OUT P arnt 1: sten 8 Apr . (ip ineged. little scratched. will sei OT a oe Die atch ; rer net experienced in ero Menn (cer. —_ Ce AMBERMAID— White: good ieee ' »__ Riveraite 112 Aa J | i LD 7 UG L~ {> y~ ne sree Oo aM PEE tke srten. nese OF ee te -—_ , DP a a mark. 4910 : % os WALI WASHERS Experienced si and boa apriv pousekeepe . — - . ‘J ED DR ‘Gi si srs 7 : Ame , . Bfreati ' new mattreseee of ell Gotten of tet’ ein > “er a ~ se godetileas "i ’ ! “wee! i Appiy Mr lh. vie engit ham Annex King e high*’8) ane . 6 3 > Sa ? ey ™ Sha plete A iy eISNr A ‘\ BR OS i (; LAS... ‘ ; roe ; es t in og raonttare on fi gt owe oy - iotel jaridec / (cb . * Ting hn EO : reer) owe hte ““ = Lon ant flaar é' a . ' Dues, BINS we . Netlonsa! Bedding Co — arnty ‘ m. 114. oa i : and “ ork in natn { iaric anal --- a sik Ls em alianieed . ; sania : r , — » ] N King's a ’ i. i \\ Asiiil iol, of) LAU. ' ; , m Lwwm, Me, Bil 13. is a. 14th a. Bids : 42 N. 4 ; = : ' TF exrperie nee .<HERM AN " Stan: : , W4auT! ‘ 5 lL, L. AR ms ‘ y : To Grand” pee. Post-Dispatch 1c) 5 7110 5S. Proacwe@) (c0 Laundry, 3936 Lacieds brand. new let Levy

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FRIDAY, APRIL 6 1998 AUTO et oe ge DON’T SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the right price. “We pom _ oe = oo ae AUTOMOBILES aaa AUTOMOBILES — —____ . Ss NERY AUTOMOBILES ne AUTOMOBILES Chassis For " F FRIDAY. HOUSEHOLD coops _— SAL ‘ae “MACHI Sedans For Sale " | _ Touring g Cars ars For Sale a. APRIL & 1°92) Hi ws ‘Pr 1 rniture Wanted Roadsters For Sale Touring Cars For Sale | __ ee ORD_ 0 S - _ sTai rime car: bri RD—Chassic, in good sua q (SCH, 1 3 OE ER ek os will buy or * ue , Lw20: “ifs » DURANT TOUR ING _ use 1817 Russell__________—_ ‘Ps bargain: $43. Men * rn with ce eee ’ *. ~* * & ne ee ee een oe «VEG ty PY oeeeces BUILDING MATERIALS ED ELEY — nee foe a ae . - | g sa Touring Cars For Sale 2 . ebaker + Otte ae a a ; . Lo : . ' . i _ | . »* ; 4 ‘ : , ' IE B.- i bie ' 4 = : ‘ " rn =a o lsliy Reoofira ring be ; r = | 3 +e | 7 | iy $5. 1832 me ARE LEG GIO I Sad PLLA OPER AIT PRI TO entrar nr tnaguaeaparriites Studeba ker — | CLOTHING 1] Wanted AUTO! MOBILES) For Hire For Sale _s ‘ Trucks For Sale _ od is4? S71 2—Roems gentlemen : ; a DUICAK | 19 : i : : = Bay eee ge ~ : j $448— Exc! — . ’ ; , . , ; z . ; - " +, 4 9 L ~ : ; s ru BS ie 2. a! es - AND SILVER : 3 + and reveinted.._ i | truck, starter 7S Smack, =a — ; si . ' | + Lud Mak VE : 7s 4 Usa LT PA! gps arge ac" 2 wo 4 appre: a = = 4 . - . a - ae orn ade . etT GO TON, | ~ t. heard: singie beds, for reer? - ar “s o = bf) week ee ETON BI. 4307T—Levelv . -* ~_eo ~ gutet home: good eats. seme | 22 aooms FOR RENT—CITY DLL ALL - — . : - a ant. er’ var . PT eee End «pert me: i eee yan 3 ‘POULTRY AND BIRDS e M yney on Your ry 2 . j2ne q “orig or 7 ¢ : 4 ane 2kerTs as (Goodyear. : — “a es * ——- _ | Mason. ‘9 select from, t : ot +: ‘ voung sfiei customers are our best @& - Bapinée ngs 7 rte - ed $l me “ ~'« ‘i . dee agua AL =ryt 2 ¢ — ~ oe 6 [pe ictiis »anOoa—T fin eht foure- as ~—* . I te : ‘ ’ “"-e eer “onT aenience Soutn MUSICA Les ee eTnen . RADIO For Sale S262 —Neaviy turn! she! ; front room for laa? omplered A nares. gent.*- ee ea ees ry } . ‘ ’ $ ib . j 4 . ; ‘ : : oA °¢ ang utile a “a cag -) @u Pr Me) = tiquechasree frome. Ot pies empiere-t Radio Repairing a yikes ™ —— = — aaa nee Bi and Resa ; 4 i Rete ean pas gyno fer ) -epa tring , ork Grand ae urn sred Automobiles For Sale Miscellaneous . he f TN - a & * SEWING MACHINES ~ omnes “yeti : 3 , oe co & tourtne ogany: 35 Am DEL 3970—dingis oc coud WASHING WA . . ia ‘1 j . 24 3 » 34 > — = ; wee SEAS ie 3 : ; _ red “, Fw i Ca rv tAR. “5 ¥ as furtiaber front Me } , " as ‘ " : ' . _ 4 fermen or co ‘? oo ee 4474J. rest NG Ete. Ww , 5 . . ’ ‘ rn ee . ee re " . = a WASHIN' : On aes SEW } MA i : : . 5 7 eo. ron pat . a a BI. a li A— Epoqientss Set AL waliaeoote . : : ne : ' “ORT) ae $,° ; , ' ‘ hea: nigh a i~a dor > 3 hethroom. low WASHING MACH oe Lm es? . ais : ; . ) TT sl es | | feferen-o Cabany 7051. _ © ae Sy emg : | , : % PI t = ise ‘e+ A —Larar, an setent “ate farm STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES appenititpiiiied - a ——_—__—_—_____- ‘ a . Lis 19} “ord a leter ! ia ail JID Toa &—Wt share efcr'7 turn ened | | Wanted ant ._ « : DY hi v1 : 11 ; 1922 “a pe. $3 ; fs ‘eaere pr: + an 4 Feam-heated fl with Coup: arene “ED mh buffets. chi. ' =r Rry ae X — : The Bouse that guarantees all | ; aie —— vo eae _—- ar YK aia ‘a viel ar | a ae Leaping ro oe ona SS i ee ee ee ee New and Shehtiy Used Furni.- ture at Unusually Low Prices ——- 5794—Room- eheerty 2 )*+>*? A XX ) 7 {}* ‘ : , it % - ; , = ater. ; (a mer: ee a 4t+eain* T™! nae: 7} : rey ‘ 5 m . “ a2. 5 ut i : : ‘> : ac ey Fe , ‘ . .’ . — « oad " taApleg *°'s - cheers, na ' ; - M AXW E LL “AR in ber vs : | : . Talking Machines Fors | : ti NSWICK Phan n good ae ‘ F. = 4356—Neat —— 2 | . oa al small Tenier cee a so WALKER-ARMSTRONG ; Ma hos er : : : o a % Leolia — 4 ED 479 Porn (eter i308 ©¢ : . ’ ’ ty ‘ , > , , > lita to™® ‘ts 3e@ faer eye | ae cit $—Ra-sains in oft —s = R ) ‘ oe , \ : | j _iuee : _— : tas nt rrandasd : a ento~ Aeutre > * IG BARG AIN MONTH “ve % Aiaccane KCDu1i' clan | : ne, looks fie ss oeyEa . pines are guaranteed: SRE PL i. 4314—Chatce room Pee twatilends of f se ites 478 . 16 LOCTST BL. » $3 i‘. for less thas | heme. refs @an be dovght at 50 per cent discoun ) ran ' ee | anes — \Y-STERN MUSTC DEPAR @ nice tine tt room an (roam ea ew: 30°99 OLIVE ST sacred. and ive euitee can be , runt , ' : : : mis -—-—--——- ae ae a cunt » —_— . ” * ° y . ~ : ' ‘ ’ ‘ . . , ~ a 7 * - - ~. a“ : © . ~ = n og - oo , hounel . mer ‘heat ; . : ’ aa iaiaat = ~~ re ‘ PEN EV ENINGS 7 , sia om i 5 £ — 5i3 te highest and ca: vou a big 4 | : . ! 2) PAK ba ets od eeu offes. furnitar , : Le ; . vite 3 &. ££ e004 wc ‘ - —— . ————$ me sii . rr, eTes ——e ° saan” . foe Be Tr iF an R an i ’ 5 ieee anD ADDING - ; ° oo . : = E Teer « very hing new = ener CHINES , = , in ’ . , . " . - . ROOMS and overhauled, ere needed = ae wed) owe BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES 7 . E tor | : : 8 19> oO] fORILE TORI : , irs are JUST AS YOR aly solid agate 290 : . . ale ' -"Tt ov - > =$-—F arate menet oa? oa Bveme " sated a 4. .s ; : ’ 7 ‘ ‘ F , . tre , ‘* i? . ; ‘ey “ hi 13 onstrate vwour favrerite orn. fe ae ena = a i er ANT ee cee : , \ , - “ 2 a ' a pe "t2% “s P , cs € Cy Freon tae: —— : . : . r i ; ’ ; . i a pr or = of lanes a. KORSES AND VEHICLES | . od 2" iven Away — : 3 Pri sht—liberal terms Wanted | : el Sar : wr —_—_ @ « BOARD—Feer impieme:nt cz “ ‘ — A te - . ~ ~_ cormmcsi.s . For Sale ; ae cate | . h AND LOCUST PARK. 3190—Room and beard - furmue act te ae Fo ec -or & => acdst Ss Fo: wae “i? }~—f_@rey een ng wore SS hadtie et. @. iene 4} Vm Roa:s. » eles etuatle OT ak ots

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. we nit . : - ar -_ we, > tase ec TT -” ‘ é FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1922. A UTOMOBILES anensis For sae ee oT: ——_ 8 SOMEONE IS SEEKING ‘A VACANT OFFICE. If You Have One to Offer, Advertise it in PD: “WANTS.” “wa manoee a7 hagsas;s , $50). 3° Hogan, - rae hail® conditigny ’ WITH Le tp tet } ROOMS Fi T PARTMENTS FOR RENT ATs AND AP’T’S WANTED FARM F TS, T SS | — —— SE te me ne - we eee we —————— - es. | = 51 75— N urms nee front | WASHINGTON BL 3RR> , c cl) q a v ; * ‘ | | ’ VW td — Modern. 8 rooms best of ref y : — ‘ la m loved - 34 floor: all convs = e 1832 Hogan . - ‘ | oro. suthern exposure. WESTMI NSTER ‘ ae a mnuU ei ROOMS ; . : a ‘ ; : 7 RR, 164—Ex. io ' ; —_ —~——- —- —— . 5S Wtd.—-Lower refer ed; OFalion ’ seater =p ~ - _——- : a _— ds | . ee Park Aistrict. ; Colfax 13! os 3 i: ic rly = ~- ; _— rm eats ‘antes *"Rea Bude fees —- Northwest corner | ; / A} lee ROOM bath: — Three “to five unfurnished PARM—4-acra npoult- , at ’ . — rooms. Nella Parniahed | Bellevue im@: fine Broom. house: nood « eo ih ? and et | | we : : = Funnistied Pol ane Ap’ ts Wtd. barr; an ideal how my “RR Ag Chestnut . $°X iA i ant , go ai iatetneent | , cS) || Many will realize these profits possible for St. Louls to even :2 roo rr Nght housekeepin ail RAN raee Furn isned ro : —_— north r northwest Box N 10. | a et ines : rit ; . * : - _-- - - Starts You or 20 40} Bt) acres } - a . é s “ Dey onshit QF; RNISHED AP ART MENT Wtd.—2 rooms | long time: near 1) ver Mieks i Steuue ee ee only & few sites left and-the de- © mand for years te Gems, an in henett ¥ young man and jigan: investigat write t inn te eo , - 5. R. ante . wate, write today oe Pee | PLA T—2642-421 Natural bei || mand is enormous, and growing Is it any wonder that flat and mot “ide preferred: ] I let free n secon wen ..¢.. ; " ; - sh anche 4 > ity ; SRA Sheet ( ( le hester - vik cr Wtd—Mo ae com furnished; . ae se ow ; LAT—3049 } ishiand ; ain single la 01 $10 TO $50 DOWN! sce Tia d rooms, at a re within 90 to 120 days. There are hope of catching up with the de- fXPOsSu! At wed. at ~~ “9 sire , . eon Len nine S7 ner week - ) - ~ . , ‘ 4 , > a 4 : aa beni WEST x = Sr 7 4-20 N. Kingshighway Box H-109. Post-Dis = Firet National Bank Rijg. | , ) five rooms, bat : rage: only | : Fact BL, 3040—@o =o OR Zone A aeipate aber eats: fee . = : ‘-KNISHED APARTMENT Wtd.—Five ot: 109-Aer mE aoe I two blocks f; ran and Fairgroun more #0 every day. apartment house lots NEXT . rh a” . : re , cou} Ss. €SlL uc om- b * SX Toon fornisher etts ° : men 7. ‘ czCc SOT) ‘arin ari In? } ‘ jat around : se ° - - ‘| pa! tr Pa, = se if corm” ti ; _ ite LIER, J. epil Poomn. .ITH . - ’ Ps . il on | ) , : ; ue 4 on nu Teonen +f 4 ~ " ine location: cheap. rent oh d took if ward; $6: O- erirsh ‘h- 10 “263 ; . scsi sian 1S pure ors and builders, making it im- Grove lots? murs « : ‘ ° : ’ = oe , : . ; ! i% ; ?. - — es ’ = sik i . i } t St ; TMENTS FOR RENT | - . sigs ' a i ; ’ Pay | ~ ; if ? ss ridin - rT ’ if; APAR x | tt . | i AL ‘K TOME FROM WORK Phone for plat and prices today. Do not miss this great op- PTERY It AINS—$5 “up: boxes poy en | IY SA oo : —FURNISHED RUNGALOW OR FLAT Wtd.—5 rooms, 8 me personal; r si- {| 8838 Cas f 3 and - 3964—Young tady to ROOMMATES WANTED Ri RRL 1a Baer ey : ite ae erm Agency, 6051 1de ro riek - ctric. ai aid portunity. « vA: n : {ww gen iemen s@para a = 1 r re be 4 (c? i mt - - : % oft , ‘a -_ th heat $3: >z ania Rs iP n , ' : ; iMPR VED PROP’ TY Fr ; . | 7! ' iii in | AY é a Fo td, h oF ne , a RS AG. FE (OOMMATE wg “3881 a refined young — 6a Wt.” tremens e 0 OR SALE DOUBLE 4 ANT) 5 $10, “ big profit awaiting you here Phone today or mail this ‘ta —_— ‘OLOT 28 De . q T 4320—Severa!) an g000 board > estminster P ‘7 -- ; ; ’ ' wef , ’ ; rand 6880 t ry GTON he. BUN . ' roon Piwe |: . | . ‘ ; tric ; ‘oupoOnN Cit} re «] in ’ couple “ofit r " Pe — Oe a _ ae: coot board single beds: OT mat me MATE Wt4.—R, A refined ’ Ink ’ vy “ae oe ; "4 “ 4 i.” O] C¢ OSU I © sa © . iv. S. : a; J, bath, | yy don. vtualar ctr — ein shianbitty “ ny anomie tiate — “ AR ae Motor. axles, fram me * or sing): $6.50 week RQ‘ ddy: good board 3821 Westminster + a on ellen are sine . handsome! mnished ox | ost-Dispateh S25 %. levis ar. 1 be sold at the. ° — se ; balance thly own price. Mr ea Se rer wo; onveniences,; a- | R Or aE A TE Wtd.—Ky refined young man ‘Too! ¥ fiat: in « sive Wr nd , : " ; Real Estate Exchange pri 1993 5+ 55 ' pain monthly. ding ‘hone Sid 2454 vas eda Mate v eat Sad, Cebat Velo ’ Subject to a first de trust ' Northwest ‘ mfortable W eet End Home ; KoOod 8123 ae - Moy ey {0b} ; ‘ . ie - 7 . ‘ ‘ putinine fe me R Dodge. ‘Chevrs. — ON 7 x«— Large south mes . Cabany 8&8 ii Ay) be = = roo! . Cy ave wa. | SONOO, due Fe >. mo Alas - fir ; a +" — re? ; . kk} vy ‘de ee _ room sol * nid wet Ate | i saa ace ‘ fees andenk , desiral low rent, recerenc ROOMS Wre 1 (r roo vin g | es, ad” , ‘ ‘ / -_ : f “we +. ay 6Car. &§£ onl a = : ; — “Rooms” WANTED : iene = een hath ay Seuss = E3C. _Fest-Dispat: } | 4 ’ § kk ‘S wh) Wa é* ()! gage A (), ‘ : rT? - 1)F 4 : » - } ite i. a - a . ye ae ee = - ’ , ) res } in t f ix . nte ‘ : , ; ges Lert , ’ { ‘ : ‘ ‘ a ; sds ts Wanted 4367—Lovels ne : contents if same "be C1eS Peer: D 2 two; best i ty 107 price “Cahan\ . A 1 1). cl — B: ven we iG Care, rent 4 wo: e}} 5004) - ' , 2 res f le. e (>) Saw A Wir Kour-room efficienr: Pass a 4 7 , * re onan ; Trial aA let ryt I SERIVUINe R ‘ Ate ce. 504 ¢ det ei Fe re Be. : ——— a -) ROOMS vs 4 ‘furniened fooms, yea nished, | ture for sale. Cabany 7451W.” W oT MIN STER PL... 94 22 cK garage: LOyT— eer, 130 feet wut! akiand | on 4400 ‘k bsor & | ‘4 a , rht hr sek ee: ry 4 oom { t. Or par or e * baa ‘ j “yy ie ‘ n . ‘ r rmmingter " ; ‘ . ae) al \ ° Ke 4cF . 7 a “J Tires For Sal ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | RAI, 2 ae _ Meret | KINGSBURY. 6018—2-r00 urhished Sales | 160) bungalow. cheap. 52 aint 3200. Dede. ae . , a : OM — West t End apartment. vrivate - | ROOM t (sentiemar nity Grand at partment, wn te hor Rous ee. ESS _ $5 PER. FooT—ss5 PER MONTH. LAT “2 Dig . —Bran j new, fabric and cords: tlight. > pear Delmar line Cabhanv 4 St Tt Arsenal. stats riiculars Boxy H-130 a a nea’ ov ~ _— To LET__BUSINESS PURPOSES . UN $a ~~ $5 per nth pews tea eo) CASN, DSBiISNCc noniniy. Realty and Mortgage Co., rened,; 3. up 1400 Cheetnut, __ (8) Pi. Z - — ' ’ Post-Dispatct! (26 AVE, 371 Heated three-root irnished ots age Pee _ a ee Sa ion 2. ——— | — OlivesSt ize 35x4, tires, tubes, rims, mo Ee /ROOM Wta ads employed destrea roo: apartments, $143 up; porches, everything TEGETHROFF. \ Ke ; nwal TY c ML, odern orn at Calitor- | ithout obligatir Roars oa ee, unt. 4 Central gga oo ae loved | Gestres room eee a “6-room efficiency: nev a : Gentral TEGETHROFF-VATEERQTT REALTY Co. , elt nt Mf oy BP gow? eee - . 3 ac ss : bint ies . ; : Grove Subdivision OK Easton. 1c) furnished; comple Or... | , I Tssensal lou | RESIDENCE 45481 Gar = — ce BABGOW AV. 2600 Two furni@et | Ca RNT HOTEL —sJefieigon and Olives wm walk REF 3D a Kirkwood, Avcadia a _ S285 Pennsylvania. i Nortn | ver “mouth. pm” hatane $1000 caan 40": 7, ; > > cry ren} ant ; ) ' . - —— >| a —- ms for bine es ; . = ~, ood f } ' on ; “ ‘a are nine Ce ay (GARNT HOTEL — Jefferson and Olive: steam | “DASHED APARTM EIN’ "vaccerfories’ or” any teiail pirbage, én ‘tae | 06 Dewny road: 'aik toomn, “frame: tn RACTICALLY NEW, $52 |, dea7 SN, WHITTIER st —ss0ee |: ) - pastes " . . on uu , ) 7.7 . . : - , " ‘ , 7 ’ ; ré ; pe) ne ANT oid a} T mt , cOwW en t } mulLD ' ;ec ‘ i} £ 1} 1.8, ‘ $2 10x34, PALM. Teter srk wily ah a IDE Al, He TEL — S00 Loctist a ‘ DEL ~ INTE » gn 5630 = El, — oe : on: Pn ny ‘ = Pe * - he cali orp ra Meh} “yee r. tote. : — . eae = Seeneionl " Rs .-4 = ew “4 . ne fer gy Foe heat : ‘REAL ESTATE_OTHER CITIES nee, 758m ' — . » ghower ths . , : Che cheapest plac 0 ' vy a _- 4 zn { av 1 ho e i t raraen Sira0oo ash ‘) ‘entral S85 oh tric : aved street anu alley; §a@- me pemeree: De eS err. 1405 N —/] furnial L a 3 F : “ks fen ocation in cit pal et ' tes Sah ve i? I N PLOT! (he hestnu ey a a a ui | (c$i4 o A ry nouanason “m Parr : * Seeemee nth ni un rates for th S 3 , .- Bes Lean? hewt - a =k ie! IN Gne Bi. LAKE a Bro. 815 Chestnut st. | TU LS A. OKLAHOMA ' VOELN | : (eB6) | APARTMENT BLILDING - Le ae ae it gg *; son ee one foe Vieht housekeeping -- ; ELVILLE HOTE! : trner, : -e 7 , - — werk 5 oie 4 S087 American plan bann lietric min, _ , re eee Sree o . > Pree ere, oe er 4 HOS MI we 80 room, 4 ret , , dy zc Money wat our Tives x | | a t. ah ee lite: heat, water, janitor servies al ‘ecane e 0 a s-Familv benement, $4500 | | For sale or -exehange. Brand-new and tly used cords } abric a KINGSDAL E HOTE) ; 1% , a : : , , ’ nd Fr O4) a v K. a | me vd | ~~ rental $4. 3. 000 mhow ing over 17 per cent y oat courte % : ete RES a - . Ju! Py sa ea a “ ' income on priee of $°50_000 Will take ey RT 290 , live. WEGARFIELD 5800A—Two fine leht keeping ronme: ever “An venience rn ! a 4 °°) y »? l. - ; : oo 1 . : ' . - er 4 and Kus wow Frente for guick sale . et | $100,000 in land, balance cash and terme. oe TR aa ; ie clay Skee. see te a : : — : | ~ LINDELL tty - Se flat; side -féot lot. anv business: $400 RES °°" GLICK m_F.CO., 424 Chestnut, 15) | 1, CONCANNON. 212, Watnertens Bide. 69) | M°S"GLAlie & Go., Tues, Ob iy in 1: wly furn{sted fan ran | aplewoo = ma ees | ee - oy resi ence ere ; mp eautiful South Side Single i] ial eautiful oon ‘i “ ® veara horel: ilar mat Nis ar’ mi of a a gece age tote ’ aes tr . : : ‘a , i. j ; : ‘ R “7 . ‘ : , a * ~ [a . " . e a , te Rriilian AND, 2 argo ste | ggg daagge ll, Srecriny wt , rf 7 4929 Mathts vl rooms, about, 2 ) 2 10 Five rooms and su 7 hath, hot- | ¢; eee “beet, tue ieth, creeual ¥ 4 South j clede ¢ cSt . — ig é : : 11 r arage A ‘ L a + 3 TONTY. 4010A—Modern ” Jarce : non} AV OID HIG H RIC ES | a R ST ry °¢ ' ll make ms anes te RW igi We (7) : ATE . Academ: Forest # gare OOS: to Forest Park. 10 minutes’ ride from Union LSACE 99A—) reo Woo ore. \ s STOCKE-RBLER yeep = ti ; swell! |MONEY TO LOAN—$100.000, on impro. 24 _ (ct ay | Sreri Forest 1080 {¢ at heat furnished oe: ae ' me Pr! ROR (heer, RESIDENCE wie 4 ag a y fr mire i Laule real estate. at lowant Fp —s 7 « rer ates , % “ ' : Pri . ; 7 aia , ii : tee — thes e ot, . try ci ri. ; ry } : ‘ : ; . vances oT 7 me " do-banjo, guitar J West y ee falteseen Ranes De 2 , wharf oe , S | S Heed at 20 pe s money tl the © DANDY 3 AND 3 SINGLE—87250 rubs, ‘flower dy to gehool; quick | youN gg GL Ra BRO. e Coane Putnam, a 1 © aa ee water firdishned or —— ae : — eT EI oe = 207ha~ ti | TOMOBILE SHOW ROOM ’ leet ae. aghamans, Lain dee? me TOWER GROVE HEIGHTS » wanted Vrite or see owngr ae ee __ 408) . _. unfurnished; heat. gas. clectris orest baer re : ; ‘ood floo iter hea iin ' : res n vements are mad nd te oft ay . or ae henad = atin eee MONEY. —"SKE Us" = ,) Popular - songs : 2F374N RESORTS | - 7] =e ‘ES : or. ; sy are the hest mone | 3 Sore at deta Sian Siaied “ae ty SPEAKING OF HOMES agg are ABS . Lowest rates ef interest end commission _ _— - ’ ‘ ean , : , . , 7 ne . : Aine - ¥ ‘ ! . : ; . | ' on ‘ on ’ , ‘ en he ‘ arges. au anawer “SEE "me ; i | heat, gilassed-in tile porch, hard ( RISTIAN BRIN — KX. &. cOo » CAST ; uaranteed lessons: he Be Te setene ae pe re ar Avance layer courses. Chriss a RTE! ; “19-—Hgusekeeping rooms, CLUB SITES of the Merame . ¥ ; jay i , boas ts NENA CK pt] b t ' ~* , or nad a flock ; “ ov pedestal wasxhsts ‘ on B19 ¢ hestnat at tf) feneen. 211 N. th E topveniences: ladies or couples employed AS. C. MORFIT. BOF Chee’ iiadnedimnenataas — a coke hany FHTIW iff _——— ZAM. ~~ : wot ale a , : . oe t ' ke : - MERAME: COTTAGES—F ease and fe \e a ‘ Vo block nor fre 1y closets, and a that gee@ to mal 6% MONE ~ 1 | [ @ 8 th ‘ving comfortable; $4200 cash will handie ' NEY may be secured under Banko-.’ a west Reserve S¥stemwn for any purpose on rir BEACH. ouy— on nelte f, &rnisnec nie on rhe tT. . » gS ( dive ~ “ : : Tuning and Repalring . it large reom: “er ean ' enter re for efined turda ana Sunday 2 . ra ; } 1) 1 F rcpeee : n* ‘ F re . ~- - 1O% (*heatn he «* ‘ I’r * ao700 oe ‘ ta x of DOU B M4 E AND 6. S950 RELLIS R QO. Ar Pi ive 378 | Or farm property. Rankera’ Reserve i» - -_ 4 . - ‘ ‘ ; ¢ 4 a° ] EXPERT’ piano tunir t i PRPLT. 144 , ; “e yy: + ) i. 83¢ dai se Sun... « - if } Ung at 1a reps ring: gona hie , | ante , ot 7 rettios ca e river Terms . , bes ' wars o hee em bE tet . he . Z . | si 0 re EE ‘ bath = -. . s HOUSE—An elegnr nt #-roem he se: — - : : 4 d ga iwi o. i ng = i . ~ ‘ ? a’ ele : Thee Rasa f { ay ’ Kir i] yi, ' a . , kK amet ts 7 ae . latest mod TEP rom as bachelor epartmes _ ce Solid agate, 25c line dai‘y. 80c Sun ate dle: \PART MEN r td.——_ orne 4 ' ee whe Baya ry) Cee eee 7% a . he Lia ho e. strict v oder ’ . r @ e ri if “ po Si tceierii 4 ' , . 4 ‘ P . \ie 1 %s, ‘ oI P . y nil arn nil “ety sat ; ne wow — — we: 1 inapiay. Sic daily, 45c Sun.: out-of- ‘ shed wen for tnepection: cs ich eae —- ' a ' 7 yrs ah ind r gale PRSA) ' econd ite r s, hardwood floors. tile bath. electric, IL . ! i a r | bal. meg y decorated,/ painted. four OANS On PERSONAL _ PROP'TY ee Ampico; — moder Pes ‘ =~ See town, @gate, 2ic daily. Sic Swe: ey ; r Amplieco rolls; (Dr 27 3970—Singie or double °° Gispilay, 4V0c daily. 5@c Sun. TAree _ tier eee ive roon iit riof OK ER R be ; CAl ell ) r pr rt ; ist a. -~te ramen ae * ’ wks ' ren ; mg din aa * “ agi ar antec qe3? | AU TC MC BIL Eg I 0 NS Bie 4 ae oe 4 m . : " oa © ~ r . €2 \" } . (er) : ‘> al L"¢ yy? a J \ Q . “ . " ) ) j j A Aeolian c haw 1004 a ranme ) ne .. : at a ~— itn - ; * e easy inetal! menita ~ hite vou the, , rT) n 4, ’ "7 ” ow : ryt ban .+% . + , b \ Li i; ' ; i ‘ ‘ “ c? ‘ as ; lA’ rank " " " ) “ A e~eyrl ; ; j Pi» Ni j ae ; ow im | . the. 711A—Exceientiv§ fur- FLATS rave é ‘ _ Por spa : . ‘ : TH, 5) = ' ? , a hargain for a br ty » tH the minute newly A at 795 $2000 cash. balance like | "Write SkER hi Y2 ‘Sine ANCE OD Pe _ ATIO? } ‘ T) 2s ae Geyer. : ; 1 hat hroom. low rent: i enoreg kr (srarTol 3a fieor » . . 4 ~ (>a) iil v2 “ i ii eS nario L\ iy 4% , } } oe Pay 4 ' ° nr (Hive 2139. PIANO-——Paldwin parlor grand: cash, §O%aR 5894 A—Large. igh’. } 8-8 Bueki court, rm 1nn ee > SE *hestnu! atte bung a qv f chems havets \’ ~ ” . “ = A : — , ‘ IN ¥ Vv E K Y \ AY" oe : - hag ings ORT A 3" RAY 0? 43 re in; ms a ARK AoW NEEDING “MONEY? “Bee cj or : “ ae fora | es matey ss MAPLE q? , : EE Pe at once. Kindly ca . : " . tndheiin TY"eheter pnd mm Tes senes an L. ere qiiick none be and furniture leanne. : nm ; a ah a ns . , \f; = j : j ‘ y, | . 4 ; 4 j " ,* hve 7 = int : + in re ‘ 2 ) 1-1 AMILY Ar AKT MENT i 1} . ‘ = te a i= ‘ tates, ron } ential Roorn 400 : pede ag | WwW EIS eMEYER RI KS RE CoO. Bidg. 318 No sth at Olfve aos PLAYER PIANOS— Many ' igh. grade Teome. conti lentia! 188] Zeople : rE xe ‘hange te Olive intone Ate t ngrwiow ! f ere ' f re : ay . ra } : nent - } 1) 4 "A , or we nieture f ‘ s Met iy & ON * hearth » bh ; of : NJ RAT > baths, stea 1 ow 409 feet: house in ‘ely CC : at. TS ee ; shh The house that Kuarantees all its age. BALID,. TOA & —-Wi)l ehare nicely furnished 1” RS Me Foul oon rel, eottagwes at Ma e j ; [ ; © : . 2 Sa ay c1@) F Meam-hested flat with Couple: ems”. | ny Epstein neat; Tsimecs' tht “s ae SEE ~ RRINKOP » } ; a ee , ‘ ininllilintaneitinnsthiatllbiconin @ —4, and bath, on Knrigh ~ rooma, hardwood Mound City Lean Co... 4°27 ¥ ictoria 114 : § isoaeel, | — os B43. Post Tie: atch. rin mit 720 Heman : ist floor, Delmar Gar t n (nu ; : : fet 4. 4. For Sale SOx RIDG as AVENLE $10. ; Hest cor mh; easy terms. w “1 PA ae a tol UPR iGHT. ry ANG S—Per rent: a1 month, oa eo ; nef ae Rae need : wr ; SHINGT . a —F'ive rooms 5 ne y decorated: garage; 1). OGD: 96! = caer’ “eee? | MONEY LOANED ¢ on Aiamonds jeweiry end with privilere t) bow tater: rent appl SNSINGTON. b172A—" nice nectin ee weer on: e _$ ey wees Se a decorate rae Mi as Sungalows, Cottages coi a rth r “ard Ca gsune Highest pr! paid for diamonds, THE BALDWIN PIANO CO. i111 OlivescO) Mimameusekeeping rocms and hall room. laun |S oe Ware | e FRANCISCUS REALTY CO, 804 che ° sali eae te: . Home for Tmmedia ite Sale Broadway Lean Co, 612 Ny, oe sega ee es ty. phone . - kp % , 7 ' o> ; ' } : 4119 Tie rime grrall as! vn f , Ce. AP. ’ t aerion ar f ' | Se arares TTIANOS T rent Ss] month, ’ we — t~ . . biG) " - ’ fy’ f tT2 “ 1 ‘oF rity? A est ; : " , kk @ ' . “Nav -? s Veet kind haartti« , —. ‘> " ae 4 . 1" th Privilege ; ter rent ee ™ £. . RY, 5784— Ro ry) cheerf hi a) Dart s\ 4 I eLars’ FOR RENT..-F urnishec r+ . ** 4 ia , i I ‘ if Z } TY hi = >. ° P 1-F —" Ae vars ME iN W } ' \1T bist! ty ‘ . i " ry re le . refin - M heat Sten” aneal ~ ‘. SEOGO oe ty 7 HE BALDWIs PIANO ¢ “0. 4111 Olives ent; private fam: Ajoining bat? STORE ‘ost -Disva 7 325 North sun parlor. | nie: big ter: n@- immediate | ooo, . he | ay- « ve : 2 % ‘ Caban ‘ ‘Ran 1M ser ae “a? . " n, ‘ tan seamesiea Centra! worsnwest array i ; . . ie ye ba :, high | ' | ' , }” t. Li wre?! . — y ape et pares hy 7147 16 Sernaus 2 tan 2 Aaton te nd fiat, ‘ is : ' : ge fo ert B85 per nul — = © not. ¢€ nai ccueitge Al Sale E aCLEDE . 4309-——8a ft’ oor fu rn shed house a . by OD « } ' "OO square eee gee ) -" cs mp! ate sie 253 ) Cass Business Property Wanted r NiGGAL * -~Brick 5 re ] i¢ o . | Hj : M , ! a ON. Priv ATH 1A A Nb-—€16 up low@r yalen: Bi NSW Phot - = —— andit tion, fe SE room. one ~ Er ns eg * he ° 7 ‘e fon ot OF M. AP l, AY EK NU > ,our Aen terra no public ity: 9 ie x ian s)he 2, aobry >: small payments fac DE,. 4356—Neat sietpink room: a! ‘ Mein 2162 617 Chestnut == 7 Te Ow rut Own ropertyv anted + —_—--—-—_- (5) ——— OL 1 E, 350 : onl ’ . t a ’ Tr ! esi men’ on ee Fine 4-TKyoom rie] ‘ 21 } Al ' kK $15 1) } har Aw wd th nore ha? “f? nee lar ‘ «) OPE RATIV E. LAAN co Oe fare kee of Be S. se urn ished housekeeping a - Phat ~ oy - Gra PT APeTS ; va te Ow Sees OF SOM Ae 47 9 more, no lees: cash S8000: own || $A5N0 MART! & PANGRURN rate; easy payments Rives (OWinyPR AP ‘+7. & arzaines iry a’l Linds 4 «8% . Kitcehene:: floor fr ! . ‘ " s f 4 hargwain Ray \ RO) | tT) » £500) ie | | y an lalance eara ) rif Phane fr Cab * 1400, * 732 { Vdete v.08 and shere in prett+s ' 4re] ee hos logTa 4 of rtandard ne eer + ieatre Wie e 7 ink . ‘ ole ly ae 4 F ; - rm ~—— ; r - ery "an Arcade R . I 5 N ‘E \A KS hier olst Ridg , Pib and Tine Main ° - +7 wre machines are gus rantee wo T (. ° 9 wm : : _—Ses . . ‘on $ ~ ) ( me Py eS, el) for lems than half priete, $314—Choice room with prive , ais . — ath. gas electric: garage for one "ach F = — pel 4 iT) for ome a - “0 Rrivate home. references ' . > T Rann mn Tr0Om rm Aer r?. TRS ;etiey rtf,AT—South “‘ r¢ Flats, Apartments Wanted w xe ’ SASH) ag” Ind NRia +) Donbles Reasonahl 5 $4500 T ; yon need s»5 to €40 pure ‘os ri NT, : . een =. . LE TE 3 I mn apert 4 ; : Sitio: “it a rat jrand =F be a To bu x ere rae - ree © . ‘TER JONES KR E ) 4598-38 and 454° 44 PK ‘! build. | x roems, bath furnace e«lecirt have it for tne agkin a the cheap@er rates and City e sts. Bm } ; twin beds. in apartmet1 ‘ , a Tt. ha janite ’ or ly 1] | ' | ‘ oad - e o ¢ F 4 | ’ a ~f | tT »e? T) a | s " . a ‘ . 4 7 | 2 ow ty ge ne ry i a rr. = yw ; J eer tif r@pair ‘erie? sien Traan ha ance , ; ’ “eer and ty tape? priv o Sern * Se Mt ‘eearrt. - —- — ' \ 7 ; ' TOO! > nares et 1 coy . et qguicktis : anairai “tan@ferd redu ae —OR1 Reilver re. wf WATT re At ry change Bidg Oper 4-30 a ™ teo6oe mm Sasi . ¥ 104 i — nw - oe ‘er ae | othe v¢ = ‘rand 1757. Delmar JO8 ‘“! (aed witheat knowled bok *mplorer or n 1.@0re ee Senior . .entences, not to ceed $6000 Rpot c——» rooms, Drick, 35 on -F r ~~ IL, Y Al AR ir M EN r i ROP EnTry—F ine store aid S-reem fist one AMERICAN a el * ' “T00 block of Lafayati« Kallway Etiheage B +e44 trade; will ca Sse apartment. private home; gen- 1243W. Miller's, 13 MARE Porew 4 APAITAMENT “Beguiiful well located, 8 FLATS AND APTS | WANTED. n good naighbiatheod. Box N-S0t) Pay in. ADDI) agent, 385% aicaast aston sos tak ta “Niocated "2700. ~~ + I P alts ie , : +. Th ri eli. 4UG]1 Chevteau ‘4 ics MO NEY iu eee $10 ro $50 a Di. Sen cit) furniahed “tuo poor, 2 baths, availa Ma ‘ esa furnished S pt fi tox V¥-44. Poet-ls tor APAK rMENT ts > of G og. = : ri raa room ns qs ye og in aie ¥ gas , Ar a ih ‘iran %! Deimar 3068 ; “ ACevVinig, )ensona die, vt 4) } ref ences €X ’ val ' wu, age ’ - eo on -- To salatied men and weten on their 3 a ’ 4 s ‘ nangea ju} Beit f ‘ j = T bai) ‘ys . _Records—Rolls—sheet Musio_ scams NN _ARTMENY- —- ree Wh; te come Oo. ¢] rest 873% oo) moareene ces Wanted shee deed “MR Dcieeeha 66) | buy tt. Can Pe at VV ON DEKP uF L. OW ATION sonal nute without eecurlly of indurser; pe Fiv i} Ofty gen panahend male qe, ND. 41.° Tiighed light nee ae 4 we ma ~ ee roads ar Cite a hiv Seema. ere ehie P ‘er vroperty ¢ ' et wregt ow tye é’ ‘i we vid a4 7 front ; bl ) ' id —S rovms, modern: adul : : | | : 1 : is Centra! OLIV bk STREET BARGAIN wr or “ e »P : :, ne iS amcring | 1] Omen y Rk. CO oR OM . (spots 1419" O'Fallon: @ | reo tek 202 } 4 Teoem house; - _ e s- A terme MONEY “ar . iran. finance ROO!) | a4 NT. 8 ; a »Atainis ; of reat 85464 ert ‘ , ra . MS and BOARD aver 0 : TR ee ee | FLAT Wea —3 vegas, “snoder med. peonte. te Beynon sent | | | ee eee ick | cones Sam walt bai 4 3 : eam hes . 1. tina Bb. iste — aus Phone ! 0 PoP hin maiY © A REAT, (€¢ AY Hei MIE a. aM OR errr. - 3 Chests LICK RF. CO. £24 Cheatmut. te5) ne ? aa nee orm pagion. cy cent - ,- - ry ’ , : mit? . = . : : = or 2 > a ae rae ; . es'nu' Anns, Second fieor « | ms. — J : , 5.) STX ROOM BRC K BU NGALOW ANSEATI _ RE Ts $0181 RIC = $2; he . : Bargain, S65 — ay : eer. ; ng gun paricr ; at : " nye mm oi Ave > : ot ARANTEED ist Eaemiebed front core roo: D ROTORFF-GILES CO. 4014 DEP MAR FLAT Wid —S room mgiers couse, test OITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ..202,°2°" £ padroosss, 1 | S500 cog. SE saa 08 5810-2 " o: steen: ant -4- Muy LANE , ERP DOF. . : Q ; ¥ os ; . ~ * feet of guns 1504 s1409 $i “Ant enw 4 Gi'y eolid agate. f0c Hine : g Mt hot-ware-, pri ate te m AS SS tC " : , #1 ter 28. ¢ am Rvuoma te ant ted dietela ee far: ’ ces! ref - nas’ SARTVER SO — an ——— oe ——E a e _AsPa! a F - mt Northwest . . ’ ae . « . , evear’es on | ? . ; > : loca ttn kas (‘aunts ; ' } ; PARTME?! a ! ; : : : ST ar Ms 12 me -. so ut “ry Perr ’ , . ’ * and apecuig" on o , 7a a =e “4 foard tie Hine daily “300 oun, : _3y » BOL Fi enieh oa rooms | 2 ete “4 5 3 steam sag Sed ‘ - , - nn ner r aken @ace : omy & FRAKE @ PRO —— —— — J! = eet tt. ic6) = “ "30, 91 090 ; + + me Eivate frp! seat ain tata Nicol er a ae : = | {Amon —$0x1 ¥, en Henner 2 ons POR nf ae. ette : “a i x ie asd ourance . ose = - r ’ . a , ap” > ow ‘on | = ——_ = . ee sn yea - ~~ ¥ - moana 2, ; - . anc a ge: 06S ete . d ANNTAL RENTS 8$2940-—-PRICE $4509 p ar eg entra! shh? ™ 2956.97 Beli « rner; t®o well-dyutft bite - (a4 riay 8 ai | ae 2 3 —e own. agate. ke dative 9i8¢ “bun: ay ve “2 abs. . "")e0 ‘ ry et thee Gisplay Sie¢ a, $0- ty : hen, ~ +. > i —7"s.. Og Een. oe eons — a a yn "a8 fe -3 . Lafav ery oy A x “B. ingalov —- : — ’ or more days e line 4? ‘ : ‘ .. “A or “ : : . . , ; ’ - “ a ce ar ; e " : ° . ’ “7s - : gp oe . ** : > . , 4311 , ats s*+e SR sn \s rae sarce se - ey atime . (me . ; i t D d of : i - . are = . er | . aan te TLL OH *. _ a : eF ill Fi “ Age sent . ‘ries oe BLARE & Br B15 § seqpeny’ eas terms RCO . We cl ce } OF te fi eo} exapenses and make the ef true . P Pog — WITH H BOARD—OITY | S: ‘erivate famil ee | se hy : rhemett 4 hot gu teed I 5A a eee ee ee ne | tae for tee te ot 36x1382. ® - 9 a ‘pe PE hi WM AN ; VAT] lor ev ~tieman. OF on "eae norte ; arnrooin irg TY ; : : z e. °° ' : »?s f — -—-~ 408. epamgner emo Pas te ; area “a oe ee | peprees.. vine: | : re einia. $123 mn Hates SDERSON -STOCKF-RUERMANN, N puyt on | my Ee . : 2 ibe | an , gen: toe “4 . * : 4 #4 : : aani 2 iid ; ri tas ~ ann > a a4 eo. > nail ere n ae te ; = ; : rosie aan cy te sa ' Sy! i) DOW N BI Y HOM EK F P AAL KS Ani © rand snTe 'r BP) $34 : , + 4 itiemea ° of Lh ix. my Od ' . good ne! yor hood an .. i ! - 7 oe ; Thon t. 3 block et of Grand | . _ ‘ewoet, r * - HOWEN rE? x eo, e) ectric, Curnace; on Vv AC A N r PROP ERT Y . - Lest MENTION R. & o., & ae Sees ra abaad” Ba ae rea ae" New Bungalows at aloes ee Se SVOTY, VOCy Qeite : ” ward, 3 on Lao Ow sie ’ 4 $10 reware ba 2 S c rifics $35u0u ¥ E. co B24 Chestnut. (cb) left on South Grand av. for| ; sem ainatio cd eee tree eke! OO tidal comfortable, fer ge : vithout boards rea- = « ’ adu!lts ViliiZ Hox . 2 i 3 a way; West End | BALFON R. & Ff peer ; Mires g7) | —— r ee ‘business purp ; restri . 4 7 . - - - - — ———— a a _— ete — a 6 oo la ara at S110" Mein *; : T Wt 4 rooms, modern, by young ~ LINDELL 1] BL. L Oo Ost Us Le Ss me uses; nO ric afer om _ furnished re r. ithe: ~- elietr lig " ye neers ae cn ij , ; a ; TD heaks nite hen ee neeientitie Aietptnt, ‘4 ottaten. 4234 ke Qe at tek Trapnrww.. : ay oe ° ren te 2 ton | ra) ‘ [—_.. F a: acrge. 12 + es an arein: tas ah emmae = g00e4d home. igeaess ; we abde pues. to } Me :eek ee one reemy B=, - mee — —_ é. ~ Ae HITTIER 371 . — Moae s eteam heate4 } P -. ’ ad ome met te —_ me Tay ber) | a, ‘atm ng iver emen’ = Te : . “ik — arge Femat efficiens: ™r tne Ba beds nm . eduite $35 ver mo = é' noes. chickens b |B SGALO W—Two-sterr 6.200% As ¢ BLAEP & BRO... 215 hie pun. | Re L. barnes "4058 Delmar. Forest ‘ ‘ gin. 8 "x Ermiway, St. Louis, hartwcs4 a's rooms. i éxpseed, SEALE Et Yadom as: 108 Nw. Wr : Sa 14 Hie hi te : | a oo Ae. - SM a yt 58° ecuthern | Teagonebie Centrai ” sell Beata,

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ee yy mE = " enn he il 48 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ; The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alene Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. i . Se BS A PRI, : = ; , ction and 2° SELLY FUOT wl, oe cia -comamemmcas ae UAT 7 9 | \ a 4 Women’s Featu varranmrumnnneses COUNTY PROSECUTOR EINED 3 | ‘ ? : IN BRENTWOOD POLICE COURT Payment, However, Suspended if 7 Jones “HBehages Himself in Courts.” Judge Announces, FRIDAY. APRIL ¢, 182 wf just to be sure! ask for Bluhill Pimento Cheese oO O- Saturday only—our $2.25 women's : me : | weight black pure silks; lisle tops, for im . THE KA RGES HOSIER Y CO. —S§27 j al 7: 4 i, (ALLEL ALTALLLLSALDEDLALLTELSSTLALGRAS SIS IPS. —— ——— _ ia > pep tt tise LTTELLLLLIETICLESTLTLLLELEDLS TLL TTF IPS > em 25 USED AUTOMOBILES It is verv seldom that the PUBLIC gets this opportunity of buving GOOD Ri NNING AUTOMOBILES at an ALCCTION SALE—it will pav vou to attend this sale. Every car in running order. Saturday, April 7th—1 P.M. © * , e 7 - re ceived. fire Car will be SOU, Spee. A Set te oe ee ee . op le or $0 FS Yes » If two or more bids ar Almost every POPULAR MAKE known to the industry will be in the sale. ’ COME AND SEE how far vour money will go. if vou are NOT SATISFEID within THREE DAYS with the car you pur- 7 any other car vou Mav Wish [o Ki ARR, HER oli a de SR. o* a a Money for You Wholesale costs are rising steadily, but we've found a way to hold retail prices down to last year’s level. Instead of raising our prices to cover in- creased wholesale costs, we’re working on a closer margin of profit than ever before in our | Though we will make less on each sale, we'll make more sales—and increased volume will take care of our profits. y examples of the way this policy worss to your > ie chased in this sale. we will exchange it for select and ALLOW the FULL AMO! \ paid for san TERMS: $75.00 ON DELIVERY BALA. 42 MONTHS. | ie 5 , - | } ey = Aor — lalivpred At least ONE-THIRD CASH must be paid when ¢ars are delivered. REMEMBER THE DATE: SATURDAY, APRIL 7th—1 P. M. This Label Weber Motor Car Co. Boment.41 18th and Locust CARS ON PRIVATE SALE OR INSPECTION SATURDAY MORNING Central 3683 Guarantees ALL WOOL Quality CLOTHES SCHMITZ & SHRODER | - ST?. LOUIS - ' CETROIT EAST ST.LOUIS >» - 7 - , 7” a o-oo ° 2 fata Te I > your aSsSurTaiicé Vi ai fahersr @isjis0tSe RABE AS al TN Re SM BE gi CRU UR UR SA SU SSR om oA ro oe oo SSR oA SA SS a oO SS oR SS RS SO a oa oR Oe a ee te oe eae ae eee hh ab bat bibs i eab ia mabe aba ab ah ii imi Smart Cut 2-Pants Suits ''$31 $36. $41 Smart Cut Clothes are good clothes—superbly tailored of fine all-wool fabyics by expert work- men and are sold at this store only. You'll like MYM YY la | , : . walls Gsexeibs oct tie a) Y WY | | | : : | collars curve to fit the neck, be- \ i, ae ee ae + / Cause tne Dac: f mirror. Best at the real VA lTaék o —— Clothes ~+** _ : > = : miiti 4 . ° + . pieasing modeis > ~. trom which vou ye — hk | line assortmen young. men. | NiO. macter what || O S = : T. silat aacaaiae | price you pay, | ur Opecia 2-P ants Suits 3 3 e2re. Re be 7 4E ; neéd ee Ter +f - ie x 8 - — _ ~ 4. Se : ; LG ; hy dj 4, / - a3 IES fy /, Vik Li fd f (st, Jd . ALS TTA 4 Ay Sf ff : +f ad ta eo e . : es ; , : 2 Ph / MED MLA MILT VISES ~ i} not find better . ae is Style, quality and economy fo: | ; 1t wakes Ogs style, choicer woolens | men and young men in these a-pants Suits. $ chilly Re as ee : ca 4 RP oR ve @m ex-* & ‘ or finer hand tailoring | tractive mod pure worsted mate stylish ene. thap are embodied in || ials fee men and * wide assestes of cellent assortment of well- , a GoldE Clothes. Being nisl : tailored models im knitted fabrics and estic and impel : woolens. rdines a whipcords, too. — manufacturers and oolens.. Gabardines and P ™ selling to you direct make possible these i C 5 | ey = erm” | 3) gi “Hoot Mon” Scotch Heather 4-in-Hands y GZ . oot Vion’ Scotc eather 4-in-Hands: a . ~ ae ae Bought to Sell for $1.50—Choice Saturday 4 Of heavy pure silk, in the newest bias-striped heather mixtures so % Reetuere popular for Spring wear. You'll have difficulty, picking the one FT. ae you like best, there’s such a large collection of attractive patterns’ ering ) and mixtures. A special just for Saturday. > . “> o a ig : Pie *, ' a “4 . > Te ~ —— — ee Re ee —— Cra ~. .. SS Ses =... bikes —_ 7 if — | Sees! | eae “Oe Se b ." { P a : ; , . ' ¢ a ‘ a ’ ’ *~ L 4 ery lie \y x , ‘ le a ned vy ad a a Te rs Boys Smart Cut 2- ants Suits x. natt > yy ‘Pare “* JAP my nam . . . , - > > . . . : 1 —— aE egies e 3 Stylish Spring models—in mixtures $ Middy and Oliver Twist models trim- $ a. ry nat wo \eGer +o _— sf . *% e. . , ; + 4 oa ee ASTE' th ees and diagonals -exceilently tatlored > med im blare or red with white braid on -: es st a cand = Ak $3.95 Linen Wash Suidte—Speciall ere. e « [re _. . >: = woe ¢ . . ’ “ a ‘ : a N . er in ter your sili | of eravenetted fabrics that will re collars agd cuffs and embroidered em- - i: arwve *a tore + Ta “ : , - : ; - _— eM ‘ : a ee ax? sist both wear and water. Belt of self material, and blems-om the sleeve. See them m our E:gath 9 = both pairs of knickers cut fui, windows. ae. % ’ If you see it ina Schmitz & Shroeder ad, it’s true mm i Othand Olive CHMITZ, & : HHRODER , ee Southeast Corner Washington Avenue and Eighth Street @ _GOLDE CLOTHES-Direct from the Maker |] min G&G. BRUCE, Manager Store Hours: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. ee ee em a et ee mene MP tg, wy oh as ys i. an Hig ee a a» - eo ‘ an = x R oP po

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ST-DISPATCH | ~: XEF-Wwal mS \ Wiyggy® ‘Ss Liddddddhdtsttlsdadddddddddddddddde hh hdddbbdbahbddbthdddbhdkbhdatssisisissiQJJuurl DELL f ' © pe ** | Popular Comics | : News Photographs | FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1923. fiction and — Women’s Features APRIL 6, 1923 FRIDAY, ges Value ; ' 4 2 : \S r $2.25 women’s extra. - \ | \N milks; lisie tops, for 82 \. NX Sn — WHITTIILLLLLLL IVT, SDA gY CO.—s82] Loc ust St Z CLDULLLLLIUL LYSE SLLLOLIL PULLS TLLLISLIDSLTLLLAP OD Wi VL When an American Horse Won the British Grand National Steeplechase, WHIT ULL Lh hdd dh hddhbbdhiihs hddakhhl liddsthi tise Wor PAGE 49 Pt +4 . rae : 7. ULL ddbdbddbddddddidtddddddddddddda WT Ahh shissdisddhdddda S4A4: a. ‘ s Most Grueling of All Races, for the First Time in Its History Ahad Lwthibdbddddhddhdiitdddidhididdddlidditddidddhididditidiisiatididiiddidslsdsdsddidddditdditdddihidhitddssssdeeenin’ ao ’ le — » Ss 2. a > dl eal i. Se SS eee ee ee si ata PL ~*~ Rh ATES ae a Oe x ak) (2 y aa wat TS Se eg >) eae wr mea he? eer da oe y ‘ Lnibkntesets Sé4) eget ; ’ felts j - OS AELEE LABS OOPSLA ARDDA A -_ ~-- AFEA EE LG ~*~. <a, Pn tl . mee * Suits—Special $2.95 Street Beis trim- e braid on idered em min our Lit tttliltelt ttle A467 223777 / 777 1p ff J, Bighth —v€ SRG pao pm . . 4444S S464, 43 PITTI. TITLE hh hhh bbbbbb bbb LLhddbbddside SALA FAL AAS A A , (hss t WASSAASAS TIFF OF ES SESS FS Street . PHILIPPINE ISLANDS | Catalina Apacible of Batangas, who reigned over the 9 carnival and commercial and industrial fair at She is the daughter of Dr. Galicano Apacible, Secretary of Agriculture of the Philippine Is- Photograph o —hheystone WT OO bbbddddddddddddddddbdddddddddad iy : = ee BR ee te | ACTRESS OUTWITS THE LAW ; RR ; 4 2 Wc nKAnccxcncnnaccddidciddiaiaadcidaddaidiciiiaa a . = = oi De a eiéchell H “= 2 ~ Arepee ee Mi ss | : @ QUEEN OF BEAUTY IN THE Lord’s leading man, locked herself in her room when cornered on Saturday night to evade a process server. Processes cannot be served in New York on Sunday, so she boldly left her room that day and boarded a steamer for Europe, being out of the jurisdiction of the court by midnight Sunday. She will not have to testify as long as she stays away. —Keyetens Phetvearat (Lhd Ahhh hdidtitidddbiddddddtdidddddddddddit Wd bbbbbdbdddd Abd IID AOL SILIILIOLOOILOOE LEIA AALAL/A eee WO DECC cccdcddadaddddddddaaaadaaadiaadddddidddsddsdisdidd y DEMANDS A JURY TO CLEAR HER NAME But Miss Stella Larrimore, actress, named by Geraldine Farrar as corespondent in her divorce suit against Lou Tellegen, is told to wait her turn for vindication. She says the Farrar charge is outrageous and on hearing her side of the story. that any jury will clear her pare Retapetiorsy SSISIPPLALALSA PLEA ALS FAAS Oth ed hh ddd hhh sisi sidsiiiiisthhhhtiiiihhhtttththhihtitthhhhthttttttthtiththtQ THE MIKADO’S SISTER NEAR DEATH FROM AUTO ACCIDENT IN FRANCE Princess Fusako, who is seriously injured in a collision with a tree, which resulted in the death of nee Sapeeet. Prince Narihisa, last Sunday, while they were im on a diplomatic mission. —Keystene Phete a) eet

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923. a7 — . « ¥ pr SS aah a i ey LO ele Toy PISTOLS Several Questions of = =) Dr-py)} » a I] IN THE HOME /mportance to Be Decided Prominent ee | h worm mee om. at Meeting at Des Moines VY ty omen GRANDMOTHEN i168 o r trated as tme resu:: ep a , | . } -— mo : - pranks seems that im plagine with her | ° . . . rite ny nage >|Missouri Delegation to Have Special Car for 2-year-old grandso: he picked up ' prea = socalled *°¥) Trip to lowa—Lord Cecil and Herbert Hoover | to Be Among Speakers. Copyright, 1922, by The McClure Newspaper Syndi UBY Is DETERMI * =. = = ay RY M ARGUERITE MARTYN. f National Committee. Will uw? LXXVL—R NED. M io 2 OP LINERS noted on the pro- to answer this question ar : me se a = ce Oe ae gram of the League of Women | to be presided over by Mrs. F. THE CHARACTERS. _ my name's Ruby Allison,” deciied wi — — ae Voters’ national convention to Slade of New York on Friday af CYNTHIA BRANT, country girl, the girl; “today, ome way or ap- oo ae q ha Bt ‘Sie be held at Des Moines. April : noon. living in a New York apartment other, the die will be cast.” aa. . S a . ' 14, are Lord Robert Cecil, stic Herbert Hoover’s appearance wi!! | f ° Edge we fs “torenc lien, Sec r of Com- r r eveni ' ra ghe has inherited from an old lady | “What a lovely hotel!” ex- ce ou oO : Frorence Allen, Secretary of Com be Wednesday evening at a mass laimed R how a : : ree why toy merce Hoover. Mrs. Emily NeWell | meeting of “America’s responsibility whe once befriended. Goes uby, as they stopped % “it Pea Se biair, Mrs. Glifford Pinchot, Gov. for worid peace; how can it be met? RUBY ALLISON, her gay and = =e for tea. acawd watgaeirets fiero “s Kendall, Mrs. TNomas G. Winter, | Gov. Kendall and Justice Florence : . te? 4 MOnuLg Ti or 8Ui 5 . . = trivolous friend. The clatter of teacups and a Permutiec ot roe ed ay i Mirs. James Paige, member of the | Allen will be the other speakers on ALEC KERR, Ruby’s fiance. | hum of talk, and the splashing of * ™***** geo ose a * | Minnesota Legigjature and others. this subject. At the banquet. a!- f “ parent anc guaraian. ,o such picture | ways the brilliant social event of the 7 7 ; w v : Sins 4 Pa A + erou' — : - : ; ‘& VS tas QUENTIN GRAY, an artist friend oh age mas lapping of wets —— ee ee oe f | figures | convention, Friday evening, Lora of Ruby’s: | mingled with the music of the ment, the pisto! has merha : pro- | Robert Cecil, distinguished propon- AUNT ELLEN, who keeps house | band. }more harm mentally for th : — s Lady ent of the League of Nations: Mrs for Cynthia. | Crowds of pretty women and than any « sspseie riba A eae fancy Astor and . Thomas Winter, president Genera} : : - ~~ — rich client of Stewart's, who takes at a little table for two—he at- ete oles i «al Seeneiedn and “gt c teresting ee ee i¢ dis — se oe patie Suan P Fi Women oters oy men and women Who are leaders tac Ww I . ’ . ; , . ‘ _ - 7 as é : . 100% les in thi : family hom Tov niatale «ho : Quentin Gray’ ebanged the subject. se tl soln . pee 7 , rank r any other plarthing in political campaigns than have th “T'll fascinate him, as sure as TOMORROW: An Announcement. | gives the child the incentive to ue leagues of any othe: tes Not lone . . : even to point |; babe rtimen ? oF id : "7¢ i coanpangcage ||, . MISS GRAC thia ‘Brent, hi MRS THOMAS : a. \ “ 7 he ia this G. WINTER UMP RMO OD © vacsrmoca —~ —_—_- - — —_ —-— a eee —_ _, cart rre oo 691d & — / ~ Y | his own will in dealing with (hea ~~ > — " li... 4 — _ Sis ; he deems to be against him the olicy of indorsi r opposin Mix 3-4 : » 2 »F . On the contrary, the most tmn. candidates, which would seem in. a € 1S Or ) | Say cae bait sos their tectis Mara eon ery Sa cocoa and > | Statutes, and thus minimize the n salutary rather than successfu tablespoons of butter. B J SEPH KAYE hire “a rT? : , y | Ura: sf] rit of revenge th at may ' i i vestion ti disc fre and stir until it thickens 7 : | . jinherent fn the individua? a he ) Bret Harte Anna Griswold . ~ teases vw Can tne ieague be € remove and beat vigorously for cne/| : — — — < ‘ive MOiticaiiv iL! . 4 minweute a ure “3 ~s ; His is another of those hus- at Branty Mayer's house with vour ‘How . help the beti gies eek eae ee f it help e better into crust and arrange as many! tee band-aad-wife love letters cousins. ‘Miss Kate’ and ‘Jinny’ ! + : om , -andid nd ih which appear quiet and unro- { were on their way to a party and | AMIUTTIA OV t Potat . ur an : ta ity mie! Tuarshmaliows on top of pie asl Set th Ala C] k La dat Mrs. Emily’ Newell pieces you wish te serve, then place e rm Clock Later mantic and in reality are more pe- | there were one or two others whom: = ea ease tent love letters than the ardent | I had not seen before. They all re-, % CUPS Mashed sweer potato Nf MR NE AN ONLI i mow Oven to mex and slightly . phrases of the pre-ceremony mis- | gretted you were not with me an ‘2 cup milk : — seeieenioamettin eee | —_— You Have sives. Bret Harte married Anna | made me promise to bring you in the , Ss butte: : Griswold when he was only 23 and | early spring to spend a few days. | “ CUP sugar | ARMOL R’S OATS @uring his lecture tours and other... | cup pineannle trips away from home, his every “I am looking from the windows) ‘ CUP grated cocoanut. change of mood, every recurrence | of my hotel on the Monongahela il , tat cin nae of good luck and ill luck, every River, with all sorts of queer, flat 7° mie vie & for Breakfast episode oe a Snagar at boats amd barges passing and repass- ons ‘ailiies , once relay to Sis coniicante @t ing. How you would have enitoved ° mall plece I elicit Rael ae home. it! The mail leaves in a Bier “Mma = ° No need to put “t have telegraphed you twice | utes. I conclude you are better mixture tr a fie Seek ten Armour’s Oats on to ra x sprinkle with sug: | cook until you start from Washington,” he writes from YOW would have teiegruphed Pitteburg,.on Jan. 9, 1872, to his iss the chickens for me. Nan. and : the coffee—they’re wife, “and once today from Pitts. ‘ook for the safe return speedily of ~~ | | both done at the same burg. And now I sgend you many Your own FRANK.” : Ra: . and happier returns of your birth- During his courtship 4d: ve | : SEINE Guide. ve goes | them ett a, Have vou some of physical maturity, have used their tal- time. And the quick slong thus far and very fairly and | morous love poems, o! hich the/i ° gs ents to create gowns, lingerie and corsets cooking keeps Im, ali without delay. My Washington the- | following stanza ix a sample | old Photograph that will render justice to the full or | | the delicious, natural = ’ generously developed figure. . 3 : oat flavor: ater was crowded; the audience was SERENADE almost as quick and respensive as ee aay ; the Bosten folk and the committee- faded, perbaps. or a Rengo Belt Reducing Corsets are designed ‘ | men, to my great delight, told me kod | nS ES ne — through their exclusive features — to ; | Armour’s Oats are steam that they made money by me. You pan eee oats aR aN? saa : treated and rolled unusu- will be sorry to hear that I fuit outside have 170 mg scout Sguces ince we : ally thin into large, white hin . : Pours forth those for beautiful proportion. They are strong and : y adfully lonely on my Washington ee ee ; whole flakes—hence they that thrill thee: excellently tailored. They assure that poise : | and dignity thet are the rightful charme | | tn agro ——— it aie aft eeclh dimaiihinis Guam: : ced more ous in flavor. wore TR. 6 4 aren Ris PRR. (Adapted to te iatitude i Francisco. } “© list, lady, list! while trip. and you will be sorrier te hear O let? that my luncheon was mitigated by » os meeting Mise Binny Banks and her mether in the train. You may re- neat im ih draug) al Mle , 5 . ' member that I met Miss Banks at : uh thee. tes 9 ge cm | .r Cc k Sertineham’s Uttle dinner ber 1 | TR ‘Sweet suiteer moon's hanging || ™"*#bie extent THE CROWN CORSET COMPANY | tek oo | coox oo low f ; » 4 ; : . , ‘ BS ‘ ' PERFECT ce a e glad to show | 295 Fifth Avenue, New York | ' | Perfectly -; IN 10 To 15 MINUTES don't know that I toid you that she aes i] And the for's trt ft in ’ Was lovely. ’ SSS sea aee oa as ‘. ; Li ime of 7 " @ worl , ‘a : “ : around me. , = entities ’ ' ECT URED ae gaat & How you would have enjoyed | +), : d give you an oninion : | : : ARMOUR GRAIN cCOMPANT , yee “eres Gamp in my thro ther | ‘or : | -— ' quaane this trip with me! ' ; — “ai mas ® done with | : . sand in my eve —— : : — Te ; Minutes ar “Finding that [ would be two er And my old friend Neur: beth thy doors Windows beside LLL LLL LOLOL STAN, CNT at pl Ee te. For fear that some thoronsg ara OP PCO mer een ear taper three hours in Baltimore on my way found me.” to Pittsburg, [ telegraphed to Chisg | Bret Harte was the pioneer - | . 2 | . § +t = | Mayer tO meet and sup Wilh me He iat of the pioneer ' ‘e ttr wel Studio Sold a? ail good stores ’ : ARMOUR GRAIN COMPANY met me at the depot: We went ts Tilia shert stories — : ae } ; . att CHICAGO ear *—« famous restaurant—and Henry's and picture as fiche || 4927 Delmar Boulevard Price “9.06 8) ers Makers of Armour’ s | , oe pest. Gad then we | realistically, American lite the} «=“Trme-to-Life Photegraphe” = jj end upwerd | Guaranteed Cereais CT | F a 3 _ Spent the last half bour of our limit | period, ; . : , | * 49) (C ‘ : * a Ms P ae i a ‘+ 2p ae Phen, Olive 1718-1719

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923. ea! ~ eg on ere Age + ‘pl es a “y — r} ee me a r oO & WOMEN ey * - £ —— £ State she. teaches knowled respect for law. she teaches loyalty and le All in all, outside the hom the teacher is the most pov tor in all the molding infht our lives. She is the ally af plar of the teachings of the} For the sake of the home a For our) hae 2 ‘. % “° xa (eNOER wed C UNDERWOOD > MRS. WWE gs. GIFFORD Nei? PINCHOT LORD ROBERT CECIL > ES R that she should be ob- the actions and dispositicn ma, specially if these are pirom the usua!] conduct. Many things to be ob- OUsness may be indi- twitching of the face, sud- lodic movements of the feet and fingers. The Whenever a child who has been at- tentative, studious and intelligent be- comes listless, dull and stupid, there should be an immediate report to the parent. In schools where medical inspection is practiced,- the school doctor will advise. If there is no school doctor, the- family doctor should be consulted at once. tho Will Have Parts in mt vomen Voters ~Better is leyve FEAST: where AK LOVE dinner of than a stalled ox and hatred the: » mr Be with.—Proverbs 15:1. herbs mentad trouble, founded on a re- movable cause, should be dealt with at once or permanent loss of effici- ency will be suffered. There are simple causes far m1) backwardness and nervousness. vision, or eyestrain unassociated lowered sight, may be product all sorts of unpleasant ner\ mental disturbances. Unhappiness or mist: OUS home may affeet the mind ar of the child. The tactful may be helpful in thes: miserable Ses, The lack of p regards sieep. proper food and ven- tilation may bave much to do with the nervousness and mental lagging of the child. I am sure the teacher will do her duty and make note of all the things having to do with the welfare of the pupil. She is the eve of society. She stands on the watch-tower. The so- cial and physical well-being of these chitdren is in her hands irental oversight as The Chucks Do Some Looking Around By Thornton W. Burgess He wisdom shows who doth arrange For now and then a little change. OW that Johnny and Polly N cove had awakened from their long winter sieep they were very much This promised to be the spring ever had because they had slept extra long. Always before, after waking in the spring, they had found it hard work to get and there, because awakened before aWaKe. comfortable known It was most bite here always they had any green things had. started to zrow. This time it was different. Food plentiful by any means, they found even a wasn t but bv looking for it enough to their appetites. didn't grow as thin as usual, for they didn’t have to use up all that extra fat they had carried-over the winter. Having to think less about their stomachs, they began thinking ear- lier than usual about a new home. They talked it over as they sat on the ir Peter Rabbit over- heard them. “What,” exclaimed Peter, “are you thinking about a .new What's the matter with this one? I never did such folks. It was only last spring that you moved over Don't you have any love for 11? Why, Mrs. Peter and ed in the dear Old Briar ‘ver since we first set up at¢jefuv Sacisis They doorstep. see here, home ata uusekeeping.”’ Chuck chuckled. said. he, “if vou had ks and weeks and suse without ever pok- outside of it you would perfectly and | want a Johnny ‘‘Per- mr NOSE FTA 1. 5S ms 2 é This is a change. put like a rood home, Polly change.”’ ollv nodded her head vigorously. ras Johnny,” said’ she. “We change A change now and n is good for everybody. It’s been ne up here near the ch, but I think this little more by “Arent Mrs. Peter and I good enough neigh- ? cked-’up his ears bors for vou?” he demanded. “We couldn't ask for better neigh- replied Bolly Chuck sweetly. f we must ha&®e neighbors I know f no folks we had rather have than vou and Mrs. Peter. Kut, you know, | 1 rather like being by Peter.” are you going?” demand- ’ - 7 oo fe (,00G- My, look around a Chuck, and y Chuck obe- exclaimed Peter, ang hurried to tell little Mrs. Peter that the Chucks were going to move. From that time on Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck kept bobbing up at the most unexpected times and in the most unexpected places. Mo ons they —Johnny Chuck. ever knew where to look for them. Sammy Jay saw them up in the Old Orchard. Jerry Muskrat discovered “What,” exclaimed Peter, “are you thinking about'a new home for?” homiea: fan? | ‘them nibbling tender young grass on the bank of the Smiling Pool. Jim- my Skunk met them in the Long Lane that leads down from Farmer Brown's barnyard. It was even re- ported that they had been seen in the Old Pasture, but Peter doubted this. But wherever they were met, they always said that they were just looking around. (Copyright, 1923.) i --e THRIFTY CAKE Ore cup water, 1 cup brown sug- ar, 3 cup lard, 2 cups raisins, 1% teaspoon Salt, 1 teaspoon each of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. Boil all together three minutes. When cool, add 1 teaspoon soda dissolved in a little hot water, 2 cups flour into which 4% teaspoon baking pow- der has been added. Bake in mod- erate oven, terials, By LUCREZIA BORI | What Many Women Must Seek to Win True Beauty D: you spend so much time ac- , kept up @n unflagging steal in her quiring outward beauty that you neglect other things that are at least of equal importance’? Don't you often hear the remark that So-and-So has a fortune in her beauty’? She’s a modérn the maiden to whom the remark: “Mv tune, sir,” she said. is attributed face is my for- But do you realize fortunes in money beauty there are still other for- tunes’ Have you ever heard of an intellectual fortune? Well, this is the kind of fortune One girl whose face was not her for- tune decided, early in life, to ac- quire, that besides and fortunes in Of course, she realized that out- ward appearances can never be un- derestimated. “I Know an ugly complexion never helped anyone to be attractive,” she declared. “Ahd ! I can't remold’ my features re dozens of things I can do.” So she set about to cultivate her- self in two ways. First of all, she there a —— eee. FASHION NEWS NOTES NEW YORK—A big rose with an accompaniment of dangling grapes forms, incongruously, the delightful trimming on a wide straw hat be- ing shown. A slashed cocarde of black taffeta ribbon, with long ends pulled through the brim and hang- ing over the shoulder, is the trim- ming on a smal] hat of black geilk. NEW YORK—Certain of the bou- doir lounging robes of today are car- ried out in one color but ontwo ma- One, of pale mauve or moun- tain haze, crepe de chine, has flow- ing sleeves and a chiffon in exactly the same tint. There is no ornamentation. NEW YORK—tThere is an attrac- tive little jumper outfit for the wom- an who does light housekeeping now on view here. The jumper is of tan linen large enough to be slipped on over an afternoon frock, and is piped in @eep blue with a bit of blue wors- ted embroidery. There is a dust cap to match, of tan lined with a turned back facing of blue silk. of the spring c»s- imitates the suit PARIS.—One tr:mes seen here edition of loose girdle of | beauty culture, and, secondly, she never let pass an opportunity to bet- ter her mind. The intelligent woman who reads this will doubtless have taken stock of her own physical and mental equipment enough to know what her greatest needs are. Therefore, each of you can apply it pergonally in the way in which it is most needed. If you've found that cold cream Nelps-—use it! Don't keep it in your dressing table drawer and forget all about it. Watch your complexion carefully. See when it needs nour- ishment, and furnish that nourish- ment by a light application of grease cream before you go to bed at night. If you have any complexion trou- bles which you seem unable to cor- rect, consult your physician, for the source of trouble may come from within. It may be your diet — that needs regulating. Sometimes you can make experiments with this yourself and correct the trouble without a physician's aid. Then, of course, perfect cleanliness ard white blouse idea of other days. The costume is really a three-piece suit. The skirt and short jacket are of black figured silk, and the blouse —attached, of course, to the skirt-— is of white silk. The costume has am exceptionally tailored and prac- tical look. . LONDON.—Felt of a soft and vel- vety texture is the material fur many of the spring hats shown by exclus- ive milliners today. Black is the smart color. It is trimmed often with old gold or pronze, the trim- ming sometimes takiag the forn: of very large full flowers. PARIS.—The chignon is with us again today, sponsored by the smart- est hair dressers. The hair is drawn loosely back from the forehead, but puffed over the ears. At the top of the back of the head the hair is drawn into a huge knot, loose, fluffy and very becoming tg most faces. LONDON.—Evening cloaks of to- day are usually in shinifg fabrics, such as the lovely “crushed silver.” The crushed or crepe-like effects are very chic, especially in these glisten- ing materials. | personal attractiveness. _ | shape it and neatness are indispensable. Keep yourself, your clothes and your per- sonal belongings as clean and fresh and attractive as it's possible to have therm. If your hair is always fn a fresh, clean, healthy state it will be glossy and alive. You know hair which is in the best possible condition should spring up from your scalp, as it were, and not le flat down against it. Ev- ery hair should be separate from ey- ery other hair, and never held in thick strands by its olly condition. Don't forget your hands and your finger nails. Hands are so expressive, and I've told you that many people consider your hands a keynote to your character. You may not be able to mold them along the most class- ically beautiful lines, but you can keep the skin lovely and soft and the nails perfectly groomed. And, while you are considering these outstanding points of personal beauty culture, you can at the same time strive for the beauty of mind which you'd like to have accompany Se —w = —————— SS _ Potato Crust Dumplings AKE a heaping cupful of care- fully mashed potatoes, add two tablespoonfuls of butter and beat them very light. Sift in a cupful of flour, a half teaspoonful of salt and four teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Work this mixture gradually to «a dough with a little cold water, turn it onto a floured board, roll and& into hollow dumplings. Place the dumplings on a buttefed pan. Fill them with a finely-minced bolled onioa, well seasoned and hav- ing a few crumbs and chopped nuts added. Bake, but watch closely, as the potato crust cooks quickly. Serve with a cream sauce. ST ' Ask Your Neighborhood Grocer = eae neni thy eka 2 maser ~~ Ate el i mate agg Ym A ie tet spe aaa ee 7 aaah asfuns, wom erelaneoeral pn. ee betas os. Se, Kee ee ee ee A change of this sort in the de- meanor of the child isa sign of some physical disturbance. It may be 9 trifling and easily removed trouble. but, no matter what its nature may be, it is a condition which should be removed at once. <Any nervous or Mifficulty in buttoning his |Writing and drawing may Merely difficult. He may bpoks and spill the ink. essness, weeping, irri- em and lack of attention mptoms of nervousness. ~~ and State we must pray teacher may live up to the! dous responsibilities restm her. I have firm faith thats not disappoint us. It is the who first discovers the nery mental defects of her P we oo — In threeBf every four homes}! /// fet! ea\\ tT . NS eonsists of more than hair nized as stant fourths of all in MMR, desigZnerofwomen'sfashion Thenthelustre—as natural as accessories, finds in the French ap- ownhair! And how insistent ation of little things, the basisof is about the size and shape! He will his own conception of the hair net. not tolerates net thet skimps in size Not a mere convenience, not just OF one that is not perfectly shaped. a protection, he reasons, but — as the French regard it, a little to that adds m of elezZance and charm, In every craft or trade there is one man who has made it his business to create faultlessly what others have done only well. With this high con- ception of the function of a hair net, MMR has perfected his own Red Seal Hair Net. MMR's perfected Red Seal Hair Net He has studied to im e every least detail. If you will examine th mesh of MMR’s hair nets, you will see why they are so delicate yng os so strong. Always uniform is mesh, just fine enough to hold the heir intact and wide enough to keep from showin plainly. eertetiege eee aee: Bovtie @! eonanenns It is never considered com- plete without a touch of deco- ration—and always a hair net. OR the “artistic touch” the whole world oes to Paris. An undeni- able knack has the Parisientie—a knack of small details. A touch here, en accent there, and lo! what was commonplace before has become smart and modish. Her coiffure, for example. She wears her hair in rather elaborate style; effectively arranged; beauti- fully becoming. : But the Parisienne’s coiffure con- sists of more than hair. She tucks a flower behind her ear; a Rorzeous b or stately aigret rises from her aa a jewelled bandeau binds them. Little touches .of decoration that truly transform! And always, always, the hair net. For her coiffure is never complete, ishes—oak, mahogan $ 2 6 and walnut .’ itd her hair is never fully dressed with- tistic arrangem Renee out the net. It is the refining touch, inf ormation. It's a J me Se | the completing charm. asking. . = : é ; aM . = Complete Lines of Desks, Chairs, Sectional Filmg Complete line ORES Cabinets Both Wood and Steel, Globe Safes, Office Ge ae ae : | [AIRNET MEYER BROS. DRUG CO., St. Louis, Mo. ee eretciise es Note the elastic webbing at the sides and the scientific placing of the light, flexible boning. wren] = , ‘ ten | [ - A t ’ 1 ; @¢ v4 Wy bility. Anether thing that DOGS See women sppreciste—a ty - ape. So he offers them his ected hair net in a worthy peckage, folded evenly, wra carefully and kept fresh and c in a closed case in the store. ‘ Little things, all. But now count! You wil find it — when you weer one. MMR’s Red a8 cuces ten ee ee stores in . and stzend you peefee. T. one now —add something new to the eppear- ance of your hair. MR, Creator of F. hi 4 a That denotes pt design and wor ates the greatest! three-fourths oF most likely rig4% OMEN whose figures have lost their graceful lines throug improper sup- port should wear the R& G Elasticside. This most sensible support not only restores the naturalform butgives the figure the supple appearance which is the style of the day. Sectional constrs to build the Glomm around windows’ fire-places, where and convenience! Our catalog illus 7 ' | Three Section Top and Base in the following fin- lain « School of Filing and Indexing Phone, Olive 1718-1719 Saige ernick © 1923, MMR. ‘istribulors: ~ss-6Ge—

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COMIC PAGE SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH) om — ee APRIL 6, 1922. | ty, by, 2 3 | are AGE a 4 SOMETHING Beier J Law WP PMA ARO he ZI = — J EVeRybopy P4GE 52. | ee : ef 3 10,000 Offers Tomorrow MUTT AND JEFF—THEY GET AT THE SOURCE OF THE TROUBLE—By BUD FISHER Reeiatered U.S Patey Ce SUNDAYS POST-DISPA “enge THING, Don't SPook: ( FoRGwE ME, BUT caeienn ae : geal we ; rm ALMest CRAZY | || CONPOW 'S |) (THAD THe SAME You Don't TAKS y ‘ po Gee. —— ee . ; SO Nosy: }) - an ¢ : GETTING READ FROM INSOMNIA: ‘THe ~ptyuial /| TRovBtEe AWD | iT’ You Give IF ae ry 7$., 00.. 2 11. : TD KICK: of | Nose Keeps ( | TH Doctor Gave || | . : , ee rae In all mv long career. , ’ ’ + \\ ” / - } a = y . e ) : ; “ 3 * nae | \\ es Bi? Tf wee m . | \ | | ss - 7 . 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' o. 7 _— . 5 “ Teo / ae j => : om — . i : - - od = f ~ fg 7 44 ~ ad ; - | | ~ $ Y ” - 4 +4 e re ‘ j ; - ; - - a > Sl ; ~ ' 7 . . “> ie ‘ . - a ae > 4 ae o z = ee: ? ee agg ‘4T'd give just cou For that roun; With these few words the wiley scamp : —— = . oa Ser | ; | é a = 7 . 4 | Then took the White Sox into camp. | = _ A 3 si * tees IFE’S LITTLE JOKES—NUMBER 936,774 By RUBE GOLDBERG . | Ie bandied bac ———_ —— They play each other every di ‘ . w . oe OR oe Before they journey i. ' SEAL ONER | e —EE 3. : wet on -- 7A; a} EDS , ; oe sal 3 = ; Ow ._— ANN 4 : reas For theyre a pair of downey gus : . . ae Pe : das { ) ee Wilhamson County Attorney Who know it pays to advertise. ' : aco ae ig | | LICIOUS. / | | g 3 Hé | steele - : , ea IBLE | es os bie | 'T REFLECTS Yi B Tells Court Convictions , > : ; 7 7 7 , . - ~ ’ ba -_ ‘ ’ ' > _ Ses: , LOOKING FORWARD. v “ond dropped a liv e o'er! e | . ' e wa “— ee =“, / - ood ; Your. DELIGHTFUL : ¢ a 4 F | > ) Ry een t 7 ru 1Ga1icz Ling - . ; . | . 2 ~ \ ~~ : ” , i a . Speaking of Derby candidates day and let in two runs. dt y : se : EAN : ) f | & ae | > ‘ T w ought to get 4a \ ak 2 i ; LLIN: eee" Lie errors out of 7 . 2 a . aN . i b ite q Brigh ene . : . —— , . AL | - | : strong play in the future books. , — ' a ~: : : | e F Needless Expense to ‘Tax- #*Given 2 Years in Prison for Hav- EXPLAINED f nl ) , | | | ) x. \] i] | Ly : *” DO not like thee, Doctor Fel’, ; ; | - i / : : ie CTI [1ENTS : ing Burglar Tools. ] P : - ; / | : _ ¢.. — . ’ . ; \ : og IND is . a ' J . + - r - ' ) | ? y WwW 3 ORDERED DISMISSED ' Jimmied his way into prison as it he reason why I know full u Be. were. tor when my ailments I describe | | | } A pint of booze you won't prescrive. Ta THE KitcHeny THis | HILE THIS BeELL,-~ - : | | Sj Senne eg. see Bamber of recen! aia WIFE STANDS ALL | THOUGH IN Looks THE HUSBANLA, | WHILE THe BOZO | a A VU MEAN || AWAC So WE'RE Bi Verdict of Not Guilty Re- | L sequittals of eriminals it would =» QUITE RIGHT, TOO. DAY ON HER FEET | SHE IS SURELY «a UIFE Cooks WHOSE WIFE DIBN’T | ale GANG To aa turned After Less Than pear that the seales of justice are Chick Evans savs that he has/| COOKING WONDER -— | WIAINER. A iS MEALS LIKE A CARE WHAT RE ATE, | STAT TS DINNER 2 slightly out of balance. pressing business that will suffer, but FOL “THrASGS Foe PHONIES EACH ae ral oa | AT HIS DIONER | | ; ’ Seven Hours’ Deliberation, ee if he is alive and able to swing a| Hee RUSBAAIK ae MIGHT “TO “THE os Bena P ————————— ————————_—_—_——— en — * > MARION, UL, April 7.—All of the | | a mr - TTr.S SNDwT? 7 a4 é 4 om 7 3 METROPOLITAN MOVIES—By GENE CARR "ae weird criminal indictments grow- | le In Speaking of recruits Art Fletch- It’s easy enough to get somebody he [Licht 21 porarily + Fontaine Fox (Copyright. 1 EE ing out of the Herrin riots were nolle @ says they should te taught from to carry on for you in business but a ; Fes ; J v4 ‘Premed today, following the ac- ge Getta! by a fury last night of six de- : eadants, charged with murder in the ground up. But most of th-m guy won't trust his golf to anybody zs have to be taught from the neck up. but himself. Wei. Z HAFTA sdiiideinit SA , , ‘ ‘tion with the outbreak. ! ‘*“Muldoon Will Soon Be Shorn of ~~ c ne j F j . MPLE THIS New Zs 7, | > 1 2 t 3 The req yest that the indictments With all those Pacifie Coast stars es a : SomME oF THAT , CASE ALL ¢ | 1A | | “Bete nolied was made in court this} on the roster it looks like the Reds : Boor Les iS | 7 ALONE \ 4} : - | ing by D®les Duty, State's At-. i ae Thev must be going te sneak up cn | . : ol mF a y of Williamson County. When/* ought to coast in this year. CH his oa GoNNA BLIND {F : a , = «f assembled A. W. Kerr, chief Bill and give him a hair eut. mites e | a feeunsel for the Illinois Mine Work- ae 7 P re) iin Aw Iie , demanded an immediate trial fl Yeu we oF THESE DATS. a ' ‘s | the 24 men still under indict- | ; 4 ’ mt on charges of murder, cen- ’ 2 cy and assault. ; “Iam not going to trf any more m these cases,” Duty declared./% eught or wrong does not make any . siterence. I have done my duty 2nd done my best.” “We hare done enough. but the Mtorney-General does not feel that hese cases should be dropped until! has a chance te report to thei’ elature.” ¢. W. Middiekaurr {! ial Assistant Attorney-General, | * “We do not join in -the : to pelle.” P “Rut vou de not protest.” T. Hartwell asked. “We ido not.” said Middlekauff. . Further Prosecutions Useless. Duty remarked that. while he felt ly that a crime had been com- fi. he felt that further prosecu- wens were useless and a needless ex-f 4 to the people of the countr. | Judge Hartwell then oantered thet THE PROPER PLACE FOR A NIGHTWATCHMAN. Nhe “LEP 3 ‘8 . LAG EL. : 2 ; | py > 5 zy, “py . ~ | . fou LITTLE oO}. | Le iy ae /, ~ , . Gants charged with murder in “Halt!” he cried. “Who goes there?” | bao’ ELECT | : tae f ; Z- | ys | nection with the Herrin ricts ef Back came the ans ; rR IC wy Pg : pie amt lune answer: i 2 hey Ste + ; Pe ms ; - 3 : . P . a A » ; , - : *—> «ao . * The ver “Officer of the day!” a LIGHT . a ; 7 ~ eer Ss ew of the iilinoia = Miners; oye ' . Se aeaipaaae : | 3 _ tele pratt -_ lip Font Ose war was the astonishing retort. What the hell would an officer of the dar be ‘n ‘ eo “ : Ser a é OR. Secmnens saiiies pn a P f oe wt : , t = —— Used in selection of the fury. | Kongens | : e 6S , ot a “ » delays. accounting for four ' eR™\ ie 2 _ aan ? y a a dare. occurred, due to finess i= ~ = & : DOES ls ARI engi Hd | Gefense Built up ite case on / ATY Mf wa S §8timeny, calling 35 witn | BALAN IAT ; - woes the deferdants mM loc | on “nt from the scene of Petnted out why the det “Ould net have committed t ~ ~-- : d . buted to them. Pr ‘ - ate did met ask for — Penalty . “oe y. although the « <<. 2 the de! | PEPPER Re SE St eee ae eee tt to ease ati oth