St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 7, 1923

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JVOMIC PAGE APRIZ. 6 1923. i. ” et - renee aoe ee ght, 1923, by H.C. Fig red U.S her, Patent Office ; : : ee, se ae (Copyright, 1923.) YouR. DELIGHTFUL PERSONALITY | Sakae So WE'RE GOING To STAY TT DINNER mnt on charges Se am not going to try any nh ght or wrong But vou do not protest,” iT. Hartwell asked. [We do not,” ‘further Prosecutions Useless. ™ SOMETHING FOR "EVERYBODY! Sig REAL ROTATE 1 Si WANT DIRECTORY With J SUNDAY'S “POST-DISPaTCH — LTS. NO. : Pit. —— 70.928 SHO } SHORTAG T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only C8 ig — in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. ST. “LOUIS, if Pe S28 ip gdd SAREE Bey FE DROPS HERRI SES AFTER SECOND LY ACTS 6 nson County Attorney Attorney - General Brundage, Tells Court Convictions | Are Impossible and F urther | - Mf INDICTMENTS "ORDERED DISMISSED of Not Guilty Re-| | tumed After Less Than : - Seven Hours’ Deliberation, Prosecutions Would Be _ Needless Expense to ‘Tax- in Statement, Prosecution Is Reluctantly. Obliged to Admit That Ob-. Justice Cannot Be tained in County. JURORS DISREGARD EVIDENCE, HE SAYS | Declares Verdicts Were Actu- ' One Ballot Being Taken’ : om Each Defendant. . the Associated Press. MARION, Ill., April 7.—All of the Miitied criminal indictments grow- ‘ out of the Herrin riots were nolle today, following the ac- ml by a jury last night of six de- ts, charged with murder in on with the outbreak. | The request that the indictments ‘aélled was made in court this nor by Délos Dnty, State’s At- of Williamson County. When assembled A. W. Kerr, chief for the Illinois Mine Work- demanded an immediate trial the 24 men still under indict- of murder, con- y and assault. lore these -cases,” Duty declared. mee. I have done my duty done my best.’ ' “We bhave done enough. but Attorney-General does not feel that, Cases should be dropped until has a chance to report to the fiature,”’ Cc. W. Middlekauf, tial Assistant Attorney-General, “We do not join in the to nolle.” Judge said Middlekauff. ity remarked that, while he felt ly that a crime had been com- , he felt that further prosecu- Were useless and a needless ex- to the people of the county. Hartwell then entered the nolle prossing all of the in- ments. ‘. ments on final action on the for Attorney-General Brundage by the defense attorneys are elsewhere in the Post-Dis- deliberating less than seven a jury for the second time this Walked into the courtr®om verdicts of not guilty for its charged with murder in In with the Herrin riots of meme Verdict freed six defendants, 2 Willis, State Executive Board of the Illinois Miners; Fontanetta. Oscar Howard. , negro; Bert Grace and tis Clark. Grace and Clark were ft in the first Herrin The six were charged of, or conspiracy - ‘Antonio Mulkavitch of Erie. sa & Veteran of the World War. '@ne ballot for each of the was taken, J. C. Cougbhb- mman of the jury. said. 2 jurors included 4a student. a union painter, atand two union miners. to does not make any | By the Asso iwhich the untried Herrin riot with | | less | cure seven | Mation of the evidence be- | : nh 2, after three weeks had a N used in selection of the jury. ae f » accounting for four- occurred, due to {liness in M families of two jurors Of the 32 witnesses for the connected some one or another Mefendants with the mob that the Southern Illinois Coal \ Mine ang the slaying of certain men. Based on Alibis. aaatense built up its case on “Heny, calling $5 witnesses ® Diaceg the defendants ™ locali- sant from the scene of the .. Beinted out why the defend- » hot have committed the =sPuted to them. t Btate did not ask for the S, ity, although tbe attor- argument asserted the I merited hanging. No argu- mrenented | hv the defense on fase , Column 1. the | | to | | ; moO- | | der the ' some 90,000 udice and Dishonesty — Defense, in Reply, Denies | }abcut Improper Motives. lated Press, MARION, Iil., April 7.—The lowing statement given out day Attornevy- General of Attorney-G explaining the was Assistant the by Special Middlekauff at eneral E. J. State's action bj indictments in the nolle prossed tantly riot cases were “The prosecution is obliged to admit that justice be obtained in Wiljamson reluc try the men restonsible fo murder of a score of men at near Herrin last June. “The law compels the’ State prosecuté the county w crime was committed, and ‘or five months prosecution has vainls striven conviction Jurors Were Intimidated. “Witnesses, reliable and worthy, at great if personal violence, have courageously testifie what they beheld that fatal day. only to impeached by wit- nesses who were plainlv in the ee se, and who clearly testifying falsely. Two juries Seslread verdicts of gardiess of the e' “Intimidation, prejudice or right dishonesty actuated them. Un- der the rulings of the trial court, and Lo tr if} + the to secure a risk < Ov) he were have acqui idence. (ow n- when jurymen were being examined, | an} whether the massacre of the) helpless strip miners) dis-| my! this ruling is not the law of| en. 'up the cash any man who admitted he had opinion, disarmed and was lawful or unlawful, qualified for jury service. opinion, Tilinois. On the other hand. m contributing to the defense § fund, voluntarily or otherwise. have been held to be competent jurors. my view of the law, such men are not competent jurors and could not be impartial jurors. “Every man ig Williamson County ras repeatedly Weard or read the de- toils of this horrible and tragedy. If he has no opinion whether such killings were lawful or unlawful, he is, in my judgment, wholly unfit for jury service. “I must say that under of the law, he was In my view the guilt of any defendant on trial, ere qualified to sit as jurors. “Otherwise the more horrible 2nd the more tremendous the crime the chance there would be to w fair, intelligent and jury. These obstacles are, in my judgment, insurmountable and conditions it is my opinion that further trials would be useless, result only in acquittals and contin- ue the check-off from the wage« of industrious men, are strongly opposed -to would further jeorar- un- mur of whom murder. It ' dize the lives of courageous and hon- | so-called This statement e est witnesses who have testified fr. of the state of I)linoi because of their respect order. At this time further trials would the people solely law and seems that but farcial.” Defense Attorneys’ Statement. The following statement was sued by “All the attorneys for defense :"’ “A representative of presented the lawyers for fense with a statement issued on half of the Attorney-General ap- pearing for the prosecution in the Herrin mine riot cases. is remarkable and It wholly of the is- the the press has the de- be- extreme in its utterances. ignores the wanton slaughter three unarmed union men on day previous to the killing of guards It wholly ignores f the invasion of " ontinued on Page 3. Columea 3. Declares | iy ué koos.”’ ated by Intimidation, Prej- fol- to- | request | cannot | County. | No impartial jury can be secured to| for the} here the | . : ; cr ’ Des opening, Ru ; (ne piace | St interested | |arrived in autom: but in| | 2:48 car revolting | rich, Berry and I beat it citizens having an opin- | .j1on as to the right or wrone of the)! massacre, but with no opinion as to! se - hor:es: SLAIN GANGSTER FEARED TROUBLE BY ROUGH CROWD Told Him to Get Away With Cash Taken In at East Side Saloon. REFUSAL TO ‘SNITCH’ HAMPERS POLICE Persons Present at “Grand Opening’ When Trouble De- parted Before Shooting. Began Insist They A Coroner's at the hi: if irties unk the now a Case Rush of sangster, who Vas shot and killed yesterda, “8S Saioon-dance hal] on the boun- dary of Granite City and far Madis: } ag sabe , as Q ithorities pect I<} 4 sa to gre the Srundage. | itted T 73). 1 LrouU pte who adni when men saloon insisted they hed any shots were fire ge Dietrich. the business Cele brating “Grand Opening.’ “We were celebrating Sh and ] two week rich, “A lot of Rush’ Louis came ove! I didn't _ Lush se know anv arched them and took their them behind Loing \' he ”? &a Rush took them, They tablegy in the dence room and made a lot of noise. “Rush was acting kind of nervous. He was standing in tween the dance hall and a emali room in the rear when I] last saw him. He told me he did not like the looks of things. ‘That that came ina while ago is acting rouch.’ he said to me. ‘You'd better and take it to Venice.’ “I checked up the cash regis put the money in my with Ed Berry, the the saloon just in time they did not seats at the doorwav be- 1 crowd re ne vratie! pocket bartender. to Cat Venice. As | outside I heard the shooting all I know about it.’ “How many asked the Chief. “Oh, I don't know,’ “T guess To shots were fired’”’ T)iei- I heard two or tnree for the ®°-48 car replied —_ Continued on “Page 3, Column 5. Partner Says “Big Bill’’ Rush. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7. 7, 1923 AT teen atin", —16 PAGES, FINAL EDITION | = (Complete Market Reports) . —SS =e a SS Oo - pee ee —— ee —- ~ ee an el P RIC E2CEN = - The New Lord and Lady Carnarvon ‘|OWNERS GET RID 10,000 CASES OF WINES AND LIQUORS VALUED AT $2,000,000 SEIZED EW YORK 7. ROHIBITION agent raidis rice T e \ olste effective ‘ iU.000 eases of chs d fine liquors veral floors and the ce Six- Man- liquor, the said, had heen Volstead ? WaS ail Low er the FtOory Warehouse in hattan Most of prohibition slorage went into agents hefore the effect and le finest quality law of t} WEEKS DECLINFS REQUEST THAT HE CANCEL RANDLE INQUIRY a Lean a’ } WASHINGTON, Ap tary Weeks decli Mrs. Edwin H. R ’ : ned 1oda. from andle cancel his tigation into the controversy betw her husband, Cap Sdwin H. and Col. L. Congé Infantrs tLaneite ia né vil ~ ym f A graphic Narrative oT printed It is thedAirst report the red days of 1791 and 17 of Carlyle’ gs si ory of those report. DON’T MISS IT. Other features of 1500 a Day for Girl Who but Recently Was an Orphan Wait in the igre The romau tic story of Dorothy Carmichae! and the fortune that is pourin; into her lap from the oil we! on her soldier: fatber’s land in Oklabomz. Tragedy of the North Dakota Farm Boy Who Was Beaten to Death in a Florida oe Camp— How Martin aber:. who was ‘‘seeing the wesid. was sentenced for stealing ride on a train and was sent ‘og First Story of the Trial of the Catholic Prelates by Russia the entire respondent who was present from beginning T omorrow’s Sunday Post-Dispatch of this extraord Russian Revolution and nothing Q?” 1 | ' ; ’ WUpNUSUdL ID Order Your Copy Today Tries iti 1h) ‘ proceedings by inary episode has oceurred There correspondent . like it since: in Franee. is a flavor a lumber camp in the swam where he fell ill of fever a: was flogged into insensibility because he cquidn’t do his work. Now Why Did Pauline Frederick's Husband Put Their Shatterea Childhood Romance in Such a Book?—Friends are amazed ‘‘Whiter Than Snow,.’’ (haries A. Rutherford’s med; cal propaganda against the of motherhood which woven into it the of and his film star cousin's ecariv love for each other. work foes story eer | .panythins ling 14 t@xistence of any such i heingr world.’ a “st OF RELICS AFTER DEATH OF EARL ‘Mumm: ies, Statuettes and Other: Articles Taken From Tombs Given Away. | Press. ery A IN DON. Apr! _ lié death Oi | arvon has caused ljectors of ilies hich dec of people all sending Museum retain them Carnarvon was . «* xpress, W their to the tish in aring that Tutankhamen's double. paper says that an containin m and feet, and tombs, treasures London fé they beveve killed by his The parcels hands statuettes, Egyptian the museum Ym the days. The of the do not bear senders’ names, identliy trying to keep secret. made by Dovile in New that had been which became series of mis- those who had souls avala nche of ummies, shriveled and wooden relics from other (descended in last two majority parcels the owners e\ thei: The thur Cona! garding a mummy the British Museum ‘noted because of the befel] do itn it is newspapers identity statement Sir Ar York re- Savy fortunes which to inted in officials, not the howeve? informed mummy. regarding a of the papy- inentliy | Museurn hat they of the The Were confused and some about a i public was 'mummy-case rus said to } ' This papyrus mummy with it ave told ; 4inn case and had no connection HASTINGS “ngians Anril 6 All this business ‘arnarvon Lean to magic \s nonsense a 7) sense, drenneenn it ng tide of superstiti: overflowing al! Sir Rider Haggard and writer, in at Hastings Kot goes ris) seems to be said the emine! traveler address to the toda things are afl! very well in In relat- relating ‘These ‘ he ing facts, stick ck tc romance facts: ir nothing realms of to romance, sti MAITLAND SETS NEW AIR SPEED RECORD OF 238 MILES AN HOUR Army Officer wetehitieas Mark Over Three hilometer Course at Dayton (O.) Field. Presse RATTOR. O. Apri i LJ Lester J. Maitiand today la record of 258.05 miles ,over the three-kilometer Wilbur this afternoon. | Lieut. Maitland made two laps, the first against the wind in 2086.50 and the second with ind in 271.14 an aterage of 238.05 Hy the Assoctlated eu! ar course Vright Field the ut ; Ry ‘ e ,.to gell and with Schriver, ‘and The mavens | Brund | vestigations lowing last ne hours according to} lares | over ! fand lo oat a , Gan porcelain | has | 'took | water, promli- assert | curse. | was not found with the established hour | at i miles an hour. j and norma! a ROCK ISLAND MAYOR CONVICTED OF VICE PROTECTION PLOT He, Former Police Chief and Another Man Are Sen- tenced to Indeterminate Prison Terms. VERDICT REACHED IN SIXTEEN HOURS | 7 Fine of $2000 Imposed on) Cox, Ex-Chief — Looney, Fugitive Publisher, Was. ACCOUNTANTS’ INQUIRY Named in Indictment. Press. 1}} Associated ROCK ISLAND Mayor H. M. Schrive of Holice Thomes Cox and Lawrence Pedigo were found guilty today b: a jury srcuit Court of conspirac\s nrotect lawless privileges, April ri former Chief in ¢ and sentenced to the penitentiary for indeterminate terms Cox received in addition a fine of $2000. The jury reached the after hav- ing de rated 16 Named in the verdict hours. same (‘ox and Pedigo. John P. fugitive publisher of the suppressed Rock 4sland News (it Atto! John K. Scott. latter asked for and was al- a separate trial. prosecution was un Attorney-General and a in the hands of and of Chicago. libe indictmen were Looney, ney lowed The of ler ire Kdward J prosecution Charles .!. Had- | State Senator age etive was ley of Wheaton James J. Barbour The prosecution announced would be no further trials of cases at the present term o6f court. The trials have grown out of in- of local conditions fol- killing of Bill Gabel in and John Looney Jr there vice the -|State Finance Commissioner. " " qf Jtly.: 3922. Octobe: 36 HOURS CONTINUOUS DANCING By the Associated Pres NE W YORK world's record for ing was claimed today by, Holleck and Jack Sutler, tripped the waxed floors of a Broad- way jazz palace for 36 hours and 13; The ole was 27 set by Miss Alma! Cummings of Texas with severa! partners. A Frenchman recently | has claimed ro have danced 33 hours minutes. Miss Hollieck and Butler. who be- to fox trot at 9:47 o'clock | Thursday finished in a waltz at 10} o’clock this morning. April 7 A new continuous dane- Miss Ruth who! minutes. record recently pair of shoes and stockings, while | Butler was 10 pounds lighter and} minus a palr of thick-soled shoes | and socks. The orchestra suc-| cumbed to sleep during the early | morning hours, but the phonograph up the burden. Lemonade, | near-beer and chocolates kept the pair dancing. ‘UNSETTLED TONIGHT AND TOMORROW; RAIN PROBABLE | Se THE TEMPERATU RES. m } “a m 8 12 od oe 58 2 yp. in.. Th r MM « . 79 m , : wa F 79 Highest yesterday. 69, at 4 p. m.: | lowest, 40, at 6 a. m. | Official fore- | cast for St. Louis and vicinity: Un- settied and colder | tonight and te- | morrow, probably with rain; the | lowest tempera- | ture will be above | freezing; strong | shifting winds. Missouri: Un-| settied tonight and tomorrow: | probably w ith | rain; colder to-. night and in south portion to- | morrow; strong} shifting winds. ; Illinolsa: Unset- tled tonight and | tomorrow, prob- rain, possibly turning to northwest portion; colder north and central, strong shifting | : ‘Peete eae s NAVIES ARE THREATENED WITH A SINILING aijv with snow in tomorrow and in portions tonight, wir de. age of the river at 7 a. m., a rise of .3 foot. z ee 13.4) fret, » the Aasoclated Press WASHINGTON, April 7.--Wesa't her eutiooks for the week beginn'inz Monday: Upper Mississippi and 'cw-| er Missour! valleys: Generally fair | temperature. i missioner depos) Kansas | Miss Holleck | lost eight pounds and wore out two} a nee ae E IN NIGHT AND DAY BANK LIQUIDATION: AUDIT DISCLOSES ROSS UREW CHECKS ON FUNDS MEANT FOR DEPOSTORS State Finance Commissioner Millspaugh Lays Results of Inquiry Before Circuit Attorney Sidener. NOT YET COMPLETED ‘Withdrawals Covered by Personal Deposits in Other Banks, Special Deputy Said—‘Ross Was Our Reliance,” Declares Sidener, Expressing Himself as “Shocked.” 7 An audit of thg aceounts of Donald W. Ross, a special Deputy who has been in charg eof the liqui- dation of the looted Night and Day Bank, has disclosed a shortage The audit is not complete and is being continued to of : ‘, ‘ a | determine whether the shortage 1s greater 70.928 .99, ‘The shortage is represented by checks drawn by Ross ypop. money intended for disbursement almpng depositors, who, with approximately $1,000,000 when the bank failed through the alleged peeulations of its cashier, stock holders. lost in January, 1922, Arthur OQ. niaking Meininger. announcement of Finance Com Ross stated that he could deposits had been from his personal funds to cover all these checks but that his data was in Kansas City. I then told him that I would give him an opportunity te go te Kansas City to get this data bhe+ fore taking further action, and agreed to meet me at &t. Loui« Thursday morning. Asked for Postponements. On Wednesday night, he asked for a postponement of the confer- ence until Friday, and on Friday asked for another postponement until Saturday. Feeling that I had given him eve ery opportunity to produce sati«- factory evidence of his assertiog that he had made deposits frore his personal funds to cover tnes® checks and that I could not brvol! any further delay consistently with the performance of my duty, If laid all the information in my hands before the Cireuit Attorney today. for such action as he may Jeem appropriate. Mr. Ross has spent most of hi« time in Kansas City during the past two monthe in connection with the affairs of the (suspended) West Side State Bank of Kanse« , City, a large block of the capital st ox k of which was owned by him. During this time he has been scv- lieved of any active participatios in the affairs of the Night & lay Bank, and Mr. Charles N. Gilles, one of the bank examiners for the department, who during whit time has been in charge of thea liquidation of the affaira of th, bank, will remain ™ this capacity until the audit is completed. I have formally revoked the ; D- pointment of Mr. Ross as special deputy. Sidener “Shocked.” ircuit Attorney Sidener. emerging _from a conference with Commission - er Millspaugh, said that he was “W- expressably shocked.” “Ross waa | the chief witneas for the State in the prosecution of officers of the Ni«ht & Day Bank.” the Cireuit Attorney said. “He was our dependence fer showing the true condition 1f af. _ fairs in the bank and in its liquide - tion was the chief reliance of depos- itors.” Sidener said that he could not predict, until facts had been more fully established, what action he would take. ‘oss was bonded fn the eum ef $50,000, Commissioner Millepaugh’s an- nouncement was made after a con- | ference in the office of a firm of cer- , tied accountants, which was at- tended by his attorneys, Clarence T. Case, and Thomas ©. Francis, Kose and later by Circuit Attorney Bidener and Assistant Circuit Attorney I. Joel Wiison. Ross could not be reached by the Post-Dispatch for a statement. Ros was in active oherge of the C(emtinecd os Page & Colume 4. the aa. Nii tage, State Millspaugh said that in a Ross had told him covered by account in did In where him show made by Lhe eho. conference today that tie shortage is to his personal other banks, but that Ross disclos® what banks Jan. 15 invested $50,000 | West Side State Bagik of and was elected to its The bank fajled one Was 1ot Ross on in the City presidency. month later. Commissioner Millspagh said that’ he had revoked Ross’ appointment as special Deputy Finance Commis- | sioner and had turned the facts in his possession over to Circuit Ate) torney Sidener. Ross formerly was a State Bank Examiner and prior to that, a teller in a Kansas City! bank. cash Millspaugh’s Statement. The text of Commissioner paugh’s statement follows: An audit of the accounts of Donald W. Ross, Special Deputy Commissioner of Finance in charge of the liquidation of the Night and Day Bank, = discloses that a number of checks have been by Mr. Ross against the bank account of the special dep- uty which appear on their face to have been drawn for purposes oth- er than payments for which Mr. Ross.was authorized by law to draw such checks, viz., the pay- ment of the expenses of liquidation and payment of dividends to cred- itors of the bank. The matters handied by Mr. Ross as special deputy were so nu- merous and so complicated, and his accounts were in such shape, that it was impossible for the Finance Department to spare the number of investigators necessary to make this audit, and hence the Commissioner employed a firm of certified public accountants to Cc make it. and they have beensen- | gaged on this work or several weeks. Their work ti!s far from complete, so that it is impossible at this time for me to state the precise condition .that obtains with refer@&ce to the funds of the bank. Mills- drawn Aggregate $70,928.99. checks above mentioned which were drawn against the special deputy’s deposit account for purposes other than Night and Day Bank purposes, aggregate, so far as I know cst the present time, $70,928.99. Mr. Ross, when shown a num- her of the checks :ncluded in the above amount, admitted that they were improperly drawn by him, stating that he had used his de- posit account as special deputy as a convenience, and that he: had deposited in this account, f:om his personal funds. sufficient amounts to cover all of such checks. At a conference between Mr. Ross and myscif heid last ‘J ues- The \ Y UE ON SRB IS EO, tae cas Seat ss lead ahah Ree eaten eee ee a an th a ye ea ere dete : ? Petee -rppatcaneny Weer © , .

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¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sitll m ari as ea me — ——_- | TWOBILLIONMARKS LEAGUE ISSUE TO BE FORCED POLICE SUSPECT 4SPROMOTIONS IN HARDING DEPLORES | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1923. : BELGIANS IN RUHR -cniy, serious Bar to America's Entrance 1s INDOUBLE MURDER MADE BY BOARD AS NATIONAL PERIL : Small Group of Able but Ambitious Men— | Money, Found in Printing Some of Them Very O Old, ” Speaker Declares. Seek Men With Scratches on Lieut. Vasey Appointed In- There Ought Not to Be Any Plant, Supposed to Have a Faces as Result of Struggle spector, With Rank of Classes in U.S., Executive Been Intended for Use by “xrew york. avr: 7 Asia Minor are tolan " “"* With Women Near New Major, to Succeed Gerk, Declares in an Address at NEW YORK, April 7.—Declaring Asia Minor are today. St iI | the only-serious bar to Americas “And yet our Government stands A ly s b : nt eee, Demoted at Own Request. Augusta, Ga. 7 ; . - entrance into the League of Nations aloof, in suspicion, and fear, as if it were contamination even to ¢ouch is “small group of able but ambitious |,, , League of Nations which is the - 3 oe a* aaa ss - +s } : : = ™ { iic a par " Rr t? ou tad — ri Li art ee . FRENCH GIVE VERSI réen—some of«ethem very old—who only hope for such a union.” ; ” pea ° : Press : ie ““t aREM ee ‘ teoc‘ated Pre ON NEW YORK, April 7.—Men with mopens, rangi nh probationary AUG April T—Domestic OF KRUPP CLASH : are characteristically prodigal! of the Defends Covenant. ) 3 utiedittiatin ier Mdidaaienian: wR | Declaring the league was organ- *CT@tcned faces are bei: oF | hw the Board of Pol ions ented ae ‘fa! f the nation are now tne ives of others,”’ former Justice John _ ™ i ¢ ; © ss |} new Captains were appctnted, ni Hie » aad he organiz:- WwW S forced into the 1924 election, and 8T&VéS Six years @eo today—for the | -taten Island shore yesterda!: rere made ijeuten: f classes and the organ? + . i ’ _ ¢ »~) = ‘ 7 = ‘ : a. 1 > .+ Pa } ad iy? ae tachment as urroun trat no candidate for the Presidency battles of the worid are fought “: " sits « . as oS ieee “ .s ‘ q Six a " ‘ \ : = } ‘6 ty. ‘ J 5 : ac ‘ording to Presi ern by Mob and Fired Onl r the Senate would be permitted to boys, who are sent to their death aon a3 nentionece by the pouce, | ,,, lergeants. Ten patrol: - sree} Hardis Phe chie executiv ex - YY : ied > os y hs oe + = ~ Dn } " 7 ’ 4 ’ ) Ps . it , , : y | tering his position for a single *°f ‘uF most part by ambitious ck A boat: ; wissananes c\ivanced to Sergeant and 1” prona-' pressed thee a di! as Last Resort. oak men'—the speaktr launched into —— PROF UTS DY tne two men— tionaries were made regular trol- 3 “A i y i " a “ : ’ —— 1 Ain, ? ; reay t , , : : . en } hy hie AO! ow Augusta Ci riz & Speaking on the sixth anniversary defense of the covenant, : n n ancain Je! met! ; = , 7, > aftar he -: fry} 2A nr ;, an ils ~e tf Voeo MMi on ¢ Cicé . ha re pee I = > hy e 'of America’s declaration of: war on ,#P0Ke after the careful or a! . , mo r promo was woe s his first sper! By the Associated Press. Germany, at the first of a 10-day) - | n ESSEN, April 7.—Belgian troops s«ries of mass meetings throughout : } ? i a] : " , ale a have seized 2.000.000.000 marks in| th country atranged by the League importance in the entire covenant . ' ; ‘ — of Nations Non-Partisan Association, Of the ague, he deciared—that of paper money in the printing plant of if which he is president Justice naginmetti su s experiencefl lawyer.” 2 . a . > 7 —~ o- here are but four obligations of pport of an attacked co- miber, as provided [fn Article 10 j Le the General Anzeiger at Muiheim, 1M Cjarke said: the Ruhr. Thie money is §1 ipposed “It is reported ihnat Senator King and those pledging no aggressi to have been printed in the newspa- of Utah, speaking for the Democratic Until _ onene of disagree ment Rad per plant and Intended for use by the P@rty ma! ae. says the League been laid vetore th strikers in the Ruhr district. Mul- ©“! Nations is not to be an issue in Providing heim is the headquarters of ‘i Preside ntial campaign next / ment and as alge ey peep, EO: ee say Srabage quar a Lal " é Stinnes works. Additional sums also ¥ e shall se We shal see! boycotts agai ‘pean Mia be Pg Fae? cnet ng New Ca aptains AppOinted. supposed to have been printed for) j | ; OR Aberin 2 the striking workmen were seized by; 7° 32 the streets of Askelon : or of “Artich ten he said in Mvemes o¢ .Bochura and Dort-| Washington, but the suspicion grows luridly pictured as so seit 41d ee Is Held. mund. ‘that the churches and women’s that regardless of what coolness. Hemmed in by a mob ot ; tn neil ¢ 3 | found a OFS Rye 0 ; » iain ni’ aime 18 apparen oe Os It may as well be said in advance aa ne ] hrot} ne) ; ears, iii Bri. , Sota nimi seteral thousand men brandishing | 4 : - 2 | that no candidate for the Presidencr antee. eanes, revolvers and sticks he line: . : ed ce ea or for the Senate will be allowed to ber his men for defense several times) eet hh eaeities fan o cing) : é' ' c’ Lceal his position fora single week the assistan but without firing. age 3 no = cotetines - he assistan ‘ rat is PT Ci morai question Tn rt “Several times leaders of the n ang 1 e part asked to speak with him, to which he consented. They urged him to | Tt) Gath, publish it league covenant. neory Ti 4 ay 3 > | Whether he prefers this new rational casion agency for peace or the old one o” means leave the works, but he replied that | brutal war for sgttlement of interna-' prospect he was there on a mission involving “ona! differences. “Thus ga ne species of violence. He added | A similar note was sounded by ticle 10 becomes ou frien?. th that he was armed and that if he Oscar S. Straud, Republican Secr-- Monroe Doctrine. hich the “hit: roy BA were forced to do so he would make |t'ry of Commerce under Theodore enders’ declared so use of his arms, but that he would sae who said: certainly s lo as possibie. “Lat me say to our Republicaa “But if any ti . neh he officer in com- | friends that if they continue to inter-/ let the Presiden: mand asked the leaders of the pret the last election by claiming | single sehktence “erowd to induce the mob to dis- |tmat their opposition to the Leagre |! perse, but perceived that his words ;|of Nations gave them 8.009,009 pnin-! were being incorrectly transiated to/rarality. the next election may prove ' the workmen. an eye-opener shal! declare war.” “The attitude of the crowd became; ‘If it should finally appear that in The other three obi: more and more menacing, stones. line last election we Republicans and ; Gismisee: ith briefer dis pieces of coke and iron hooks from millions of others who favor the nomic bercot thé garage were thrown into the League of Nations put our money on Mations, he said. building and jets of steam were di- , the wrong horse in 1920. it does sot Statesmen of a!! rected against the detachment from | follow that we will make the same Of the most powerfy ewe the outside. mistake in 1924. The League of Na- revention of war nd 3 in) mpi - .“The Lieutenant understood that Uons transcends all partisansh!n.’ | evan of unqualifi oe Sep | $70,928 SHORTAGE IN he was about to be surroundeil ond Justice Clarke, who resigne J F, mm” “Fifty-two other na } t h N | GHT A N D { overwhelmed. The men were @ the Supreme Court to work for | Jealous of its livert 1d independ. . DAY ready penetrating the garace = Amercan entry inta the leacue cd: ence as we of ours, have assur ae BANK LIQUIDATION fists raised. He gave = as ae ‘lared that more peclets ngly now th these obligations,” h Said ’ ; fentinued Frem Page One. mans a summons to retire; then Or~ ‘ever before did “‘the fate of the wor] S208!ld America . --— Me dered his detachment to fire two ,.. i kien thle Meciaien. afraid?” rownds into the ceiling of the alt American Infleence Needed’ ea rage. Tt was only when he perceived Besides serving as a warning to -*@sue a Business Proposition That that this measure had no -yeose ta Posie: oo eG ee iin Works, Cecil Declares. | the overexcited crowd that he wr- against disturbing the peace. he de-) > D7 _Asmocaied Press refi: ge paar Dente hae ge ew duties = ™ vie m never hy r ved mo in tha - TI anim . , i a : - fers ~ co-opera dered a salvo fired. ‘eh |Clared. America’s influence i: PHILADELPHIA. April arma os “y ose tendered by the South $2 BILL WOULD BE DISCARDED ov, cst 4 Frequented Dance essie. who also use met ~* » ie ordered the men to fire high, , league was the sole agency that coui] League of Nations is not a “mere wi the top of the wall opposite as whee ,' aati: nine their target in order to reduce the keep England and France “in amity ‘:S:onary scheme of idealists and ‘YY until he had comp! : N reag@it to the lowest possible limit. as ne se agg e ver unpractical persons, but a good liquidat of » Nigh nd. Das NEW PAPER MONEY DESIGNS thé foreign journalists who visited ith Germany and Russia prox- ousiness proposition which actually the garage afterwards were able to fate as they are.” he said, “med. WC?rKS. declared Lord Robert Cec)! weve: ‘ommis: ) in Treasury Officials Reconimend venity At the same time he re-: °F Europe means only Great Bri-»:n a night: speaking. before the ugh at th 1@ placed a deny standardization to Make U. S. and fratnead from using his machine ®"d France and what the world ia Ps, ladelphia Forun State bank exami? he rh 75 Reserve Notes the Same. the near future Must be depends or “{ was asked today.” Lord Robert Filles. i: 2. ; . ile : r the Associated Press. | - ‘ “TY, . = = ry } th ing thar core of was stated by the Foreign Of- Whether. these te nations shal] be said, “if a League of Nations waa’ though |} tid that MS still was in sain ‘, Apri *.—Recon fice that post-mortem examination friends or enemie )really @ practical thing to ask for. | the employ of t! : mendations for a general revision ef | ' Common ca! t} President by #rench surgeons of the bodies of “Britain is a tradi ng nation ang | ¥¢ether the nations are not so vari- When members of th ._ the designs of all pape ney have Said at another pot! .2e VOVern- the’ Germans killed showed that four must have markets or perish. France ©°US: S© different from one another: Ors’ Committee appeared se yy. ReEeN almeé completed bv spacial | ™ - : ‘th e 11 were shot from the front, can live within herself, but only in “ether their mental habits, zheir | im the office wh maint: ai! mittee treasury officials and ecau ley Were the largest | ‘ell 3 , are expected soor by ~aad awan) VOGieR f ot but because ther of =} Ross ast five were hit in the side and two morta! dread of invasion by her age- POints of View are not so diverze in th id Fel “s 1ile¢ = t e —_ : ia ? . S.mncee . - . . . , . : . —_— — " . - ™ . a on a’ > ts arty weg struck in the back. long enemy. Britain wishes Ger. 2% tO make it quite hopeless -:, -. | found tats officia with woah, secretary Mello: if th re a great Dasic incus- many restored so that she may trade pect all kinds of different nati they had had viou 26 are ndings of the committe aden ' It was 1 interested in the sndeo Tons of Coke Shipped to ith her; France fears—who should to work together for a common a in charge. they | af iin ae two-collar | vj be th r a v . France in Two Months. (say without reason—that Germany °°** Well, I can only sa- ¢) missioner Millepaugh a: sl | first to g nd pow: but because of By the Associated Press. ‘Pestored means another ruthless in- ‘* "@S8 been dome, that I have now ‘> proper person eden rhe emm itt ! prone port —% welfare RLIN, April 7.--The amount vasion for her. attended three assemblies of ¢t) n added a. , of eke shipped to France from the “France and Britain have been en. League of Nations. Fiftty-tw: which they Rubr during February and March emies oftener than friends during the Were eligible to come to the iast, the totaled only 18,000 tons at the most, last 200 years. It is eiatn truth ‘te one that finished in September c per cent a semi-offictal statement issued say that there has not been a time in last year. replied t} ~ oO ra) t e *\ #28 “ar - 2 . . 15 on te a - ial ‘ gli vem gee > Pm “sors modern history when two nations + contess that when I ettended| ~'* * a a - ~ . , , ‘3 . = ¢ . is ' Me 3 ,,;TY ° — : i recently — J ree. | controlling tire destiny of the world the first assembly, I had | Sebati no date when they could _, a ee ee ; ; _ Minister of Transportation The stood so much [in need of an t het! g was expect an added payment | pia i for Similarity of co! : HOR Ga} ny, Cccmree ‘ ‘ npar- as : ras prac- a a é color, p at la s statement. it is dectared, ,, impar tee? thet O02 eon , : y Blerhers sili ial aits, which are regarde biting The President spoke m tial counselor, guide and criend — foe very, soon became verv Ss Sone wee Serer, Cf th Bits neem - uly exaggerated the facts compose evitable diffe e sti evident that it was practical! Mir 4 Pe positors ("om mittee sa‘,! .+ all roles ' feature i ‘ a & French courtmartia!l. sitting at was ey a mewewaCces as the ; “one teat that those in. -h: : rn rre! wna « P pres lidress by Federal Recklinghausen, has increase to they Srise, as Britain and France!) * BAtons were capable of working| “|. ||. | —ee | ee ae 3 ’ a ; stand In need of such a one today together. All I can say to those who | © : TL Lsdaat new audit was!) , 6 il rea : ‘ ‘ ot noe , ai te ° laws positors so thrée years the prison sentence ais. s & IGA) einai Yee, nt ei ates : in progress. ) | as » “Orme to Genev, , aire onlay Different on Vice Lord Mayor Schaefer mn Pa ae v ef n. His fine has been in my ; ‘ wr Manifest Destiny. - : cs . : a5 working. , Kansas Ci : Ra k creased by 6.000.000 marks. ; Ve may not be able to aécom Seth Oe ostaa—s R a iY rene gona roan > Chess weiht a. oon” et io Serre T ; : Oni 4 | , , ae | om Te The second courtmartia! stated that y ‘ast week, Justige Clarke Period. seiaeted Gatun heat Se Saniie Daed 1 = , ot. LOUIS back mtil Hearing Can Be Held. et, again, this ts one of the best) it recognized the existence of exten. “OU Nued, he had been told “by ¥ one By the Associated Pree: ers. lt was forw arded to Ka mses i”): Br ® Asseciated Presse ua circumstances in Herr Schae- °F ©Ur most intelligent ; 4. : + thie ey / Rai ae 3 . enced o} ' ane — WASHINGTON, April 7 Prone DY telegraph Ross former!+ wa: ATLANTA a =“? nhings that has ever happened to the fe case, but decided nevertheless *"°*4 Observers of foreign affairs’ F — oe Ss Coes. * te ea a: A American Republic because it has ‘ t e = -- - : " ’ a , - . . . . , . : sats - . , raha * zi ? —_ a sterner sentence. ‘Yat Dack from Europe, that British valued at $9.697.477 was seized “20K tever here | = Maintained a iS- is. : ; : statesmen we oe during 1922 in the enforcement of The bank was closed a month af (odian Of the Imperia} OE _ nt us to a greater understandd- re discouraged today as ‘ ~ : ii ‘ ; Ld . 4 | - M : ' i - | want to sav n Wr. | dou 7 prohibition. and of this amourt $?.- ¢T Ross assumed the presidency | area gu - and Nmittee ,; ' lie there is a vestige of the Ci: (he had nev er seen them bhefore— to 969.000 eet ; , = . on "4 1 ' FIGHT the Point of despair. 6. worn was destrovred. A . aa —- - 2 Y nowy .? ,’ ha ‘ 2a Se eae ro! i? , } _ sit ol —m ‘eft 2 ee r- ted on nits . ™ + - a , 2 a ] . . re it >? c ——— os a 7 . ‘ . Sealiea Pia Marshal sConfederate veterans I never | 4 to Stop Encounter. quoted his informant as saying. “but rr sta . year prohibition cing ebay. ? - former chairman Mi : isting 7 our. appoint such sail soldat | nema they see agents seized 42 4 sss gallons of spir- , the Roa rd "yy mmon wea! : : - | busin i ee ~ Ly i? if Swe groups of moter car occupants. describe what the situation of our malas ieee ee ee the Wet Gide Bask arrant ; r. J. MeKina oni ie Ghd tees aaa Tv jumped on the running board country would be.” Justice Clarks 019 Gu. , . > . . iL toon OVePr ar dence a ler een u , a4 = 4 :* .? Lie ~ see x tes . the Soutn “i ow! b Fas , > Peer girie. anid to have been «' it saat 7 Hf wuimbder questionable pape: ash: : 2 and thus involvin ‘iS aii buw- of stilis 13.142 There were taker. The eels a — : — ) 6a" _ —_ ested in things that ceme of the com- are being he i@ br ’ epe and Br ite’ a a ec © } | tc 5 Pye 12 : Bene a sme hes “2 s¢ ; 3 } “ar Aa Ze ? BF 4d its a Cal 5 be | ; th ’ j 5 , ) : . - . Sa! . + ’ I; et é . a q : ‘ r . 7 a ba 7 y z el “ae rn a ‘and secial demoralization and de- $506,000. A EC — e. inion “ause we show excessive ir called, terest in certain things.” 2 . ee saeliethee ee ee | ; an wea! and if it im ever destroy. | | ‘LEGISLATURE JOINS IN ACTION | AGAINST HOUSE OF DAVID. » LANSING, MICH., April 7.—Legis- ative, judictal and executive | branches of the State Governmen' were linked in action against the - T Israelite House of David today. The Legislature joined the State's cause with a bill, ready for enactment, that will permit the State to ask for a receivership for the colony's proper- ty. pending outcome of the quo war ranto proceedings igstituted In Cir- iit Court here by Attorney-Genera! \drew B. Dougherty. measure. carrying amend- suggested by Gov. Groesbeck he Attorney-General, was re- ported out last night by the House Corporations Committee and will be rushed through the Legislature with an immediate effect clause. Pregent plans are to seek the re- eivership and if the largess of fraud, deceit and immor: lity, filed by the State are upheld in the quo warranto proceedings, the colony weuld be forced to disband and its oroperty would be disposed of. BILLS TAKEN IN ROBBERY OF BANK FOUND PARTLY BURNED Empty Safety Deposit Box Picked Up Nearby in Greenville, IIL. partially burned $10 Bank notes were ens of Greenville in the residence town today. safety deposit box was clump of weeds by -the, street. ibers on the notes indi- hev were part of the- $26.000 taken in a holdup of the State of Panama, Ill. Dec. 13. 1921. ranged from 1l4,- miles from a= ~ flee a — ; riid ts sii = > %. ilson of Greenville ‘ rrmer Sh er’ ff of Bond County, and MAN CHARGED WITH HAND IN SCHOOL in UNDER BOND |: April 7T.— under $2600 s his arrest late charges of complicity n the bombing of the Midland Con- dated High School, 10 miles Carrollton, Thursday nsolidated school dis- in the midst offa con- last six months over a modern tes of a new build- | alled some time ago in a@n at-i: > | . Fy 5... . te bonds. They were suc- owever, in naming directors . } ’ my rye 4 . = a > ? ‘ l@é project at the recent. its the schom@ when the » Dt | ' hs? ’ rred. i >U tiding was siderably Attorney-General! Edwar.! J. Brun- g*. who heard the State's closing. ad departed for Chicago before the) réict was returned , Judge ID. T. Hartwells« mid the jurors that mn oraet o Tre- me a verdict «f guilty. the jxrors j hon! be eonvinced thatepne or eof the defendants killed Mulka- th or that one or more of the six trial had conspired with some me who had committed the crime. said W. J. Lester, owner of the had a right to operate it. attention was given to the iracy charge on which the had elaborated. The case was given to fury at 4:23 th in his instructions Judge Hartwell icated four possible verdicts for of the six defendants: Guilty asi Tgec in the indictment, +h sen- ts of death. a life term in the} ‘emtiary, an indeterminate term the penitentiary of not jess than years. or a verdict of not guilty. “Crime Mertted Hanging.” E Bpecia! Assistant Attorney-General Gienn said he would leave the ences to the conscience of the » although no crime in the his- of the world ever more fully ned hanging.” “It seems to me ifamson County has had enough.” he declared. pods took his place among for the State at the opening yesterday morning's sensi. |, the defense table sat Frask Farrington,! nt of the Diincis mine work- J. Smeed. State Senator and ict president of the mine ers. and Hugh Willis | Gimly lighted courtroom was) about half filled with ogous =n rose to make the open- _“fgument for the State. In} oo @& verdict of guilty. he; f upon the jury's Pested “the security of the # this elty, this State and this na- The shooting of the unarmed orte- - Taken from the mine of the ‘guia’ | Iilinetsa Ceat Ce, he & od ae “the greatest tragedy te hist. ry ef thie ration in all of Fears of ity existence. a crim tn its accomplishment and the barbarity of an ind in ite herrer Prosecution in this case RO motive in bringing in testimony thot rou have . rira oppesed stories, «¢ Of wh, Ovf can bellewe he aa . *” gQefene tryed TRAA the weerder these me f ard right and tuetifial have foliowed this up

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : Bere: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1993. | ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH 'g) p RS TAKE Te a VFS 1 BF Scene of Killing of Two men as range oe Wo WOMEN ALLLED UNWED WOMEN MORE igaeee wio. 1s’ pea ROBERIQUN FUNERAL m7 rN vA Hh T py POLICE in Basement, by Detects CS, INOW es | WHEN TRAIN HITS AITO: FRANK IN Cry MATTERS a ; of | Will pF (N MONDAY . a RE Sica Pe ae Me oan ia id , ngiigts rng sem, tal he cr oe ‘nr 4 genet? ey U ie f One of Victims Suf-: Answers to (Juestionnaifes Show : —.. | Vice President of Missouri Pa- W Koch P id Rss. i : . . it toms ‘ i - , ct 73 3 BS . ; , S366 % ae % y ae ae . ' \ =rTe Injuries +1) f3 17 ‘| | » * Re . ' C. + oye . . In W. Koch, 85 yea ees Who W S | oo ‘ee Be GS coe , Linge ee ™ £ nislieth Picasa | Bureau of the Post- . \ eee . | , of the Alt S| Ts old, Presi. a Oo ere uspend- . ap 2 . i mri cottiets 290 soli . Zz x - F ‘ ' , on “ss . Ko . ws — J , ~ ~y | tJ¢ ; ‘ } i ] ’ y*¢) oh ? y a : f th T ost Dispat hi. = ? — Y , . , os 2 \ fal Alton Stoneware Ping Be | Pe His.) cs Rae OR Rae & “ SB Lasse oP Gr gle A when an auton in - NEW YORK. April 7 rhe un- Pe Oe al a ’ os a cif : sas . tuyere 4 “ Re gogo SE Bi ae peta” “Oe as 5 BS pS RIP go Mena 3 Maen Cn Ss eat , aw oe an ’ ~~ = “eat ; of operations 6: ‘He AMiBBOUL: aCit oer ] ast Alton, Til., Was held 4 aa a Turned Over to Police - ; om: proven " sox ee cage og oa ee on ss fae o> es ‘ x . oe % “3 3 y z ie 5 ; 4 aio Rs td oF * , : — : a © yee 9 ™ : are IT Al ried women c ¢ A T erica are | ‘ A “S 3 . : a ae ‘ ‘ ' tw oOo men, one armed with a A 4 _ “" nae ge Be one ; : aa “4 foe a Sak : ; ~ ; + ’ v if XK . . ‘ 7 a = J ii Hiveler Pe ‘ - t4 ‘ . ° ‘fH Mon- bch was riding to the plant tng Ct GREW OUT OF {72 an ila pM FE COO GG ae ae phate Fes oy se Sets automobile were resident 30 “gr om avenue, will be at pm n a * t i a2 ae , fn ad Box ae 3 Pe. & Sn ee aI Be FSO - Seo ’ avenue, in its questionnaires seekin. ; a oo re sens de’ F G OF ROBBERS > ‘ Bogs ae eS Ie OER Tea i Boke Ne OCS So Re ee » OS , :, } ; . da: Services wii] be at the Second i a ae on) a re ss oe La Sie OS 8... SS il OO ER gs ile PR oe ied : aa os, ae reater nercentage of ‘ . . 4 . in an ebagorere ? ope: two “a “ae S ith d L k a R: . . > Ge bs $ep S . , es % 3 seca Sa xe 43: r p: Be eae MMR? Boke) Von Mestay, 2, of 445 Columbia D4ires, filled out, have been returned | § al he receiving Vault at Belle Stion about the roads. Koc} a 0 es nS Behe” fee RES Ser eee Nock 5 ee Bee ie a ae A > £ ra rs in the receiving vauit @ Totes : 1 ROt wae? . ; ft rn a ee, Cah gh Bry Pho s DEAE a BS eS Si ee ie eS 1a Ph, TrIdiInNg in the ve to the bfreau b unmarried that R a . §,# of the buggy to instruct the meier Accuse of Making ” MEE Ha, Os RR DR a OS He Mit bt? Qe ty ame 2 yee ibsassootiae Rises es peri ; se fontaine Cemetery, after which i lers ned was confronted with a i a : : 3 Sas No > " % a ee + nag ye -- ae Ae ; iti te “i or ie bets ; oe: PG as ae ; re : Ten thousa -_ j lett re re ser! . : as me home qr) — fat Tri nt Gardne aluables. The robbers took only ME > ie: me a eae: ge ai , es, | ane. | raarried womer f thes : | ' hae Lake, East Machias, “Me.. for buria! 700 payroll, all i ‘urr i of Duty Se _———- = ~s he eee: eS oe ae a ss Oe mG 2 , ; a % na fe ¢ vard Amon the ; ANTOL, All In C1 : Se os Ss rs tes Ms PRE oo, en eyere" ae & pa: . ; irrency, ‘a ¥ gs ee ereeee eR RI ns PORN RY ie Stage ment rec sybires t Violate ilayvo qrested that questionnaires be rit | ~ nda vil och obtained the license number ; 3 ga tee ch eee GS ms Se wigs ie eam eee * Pape | é | | | honorary pallbearers Monday = wh! € automobile as the men drove SR ae ’ Deere nats ie MOA ae 5 eres be Rida eae ; , ; Puy — » Toner Oniv TOOU howeve? re S be a number of prominent railroad r, but when it was traced it was ~ Charges supported by the sworn aoa 2 es ee a Se BS ves eB ae sch 2 san Reen aan) ttrned the questionnaires with the men from various parts of the - to ae 44 . : a RO Senge aie tee oie Ca. i a te 2 ac ca , % iffered a dee] ut on the left chee! % rs ; ed the tag had been issued to sa mts of four witnesses, upon ; Re BS ee Ng ER SR SEE ; a let i , questions answered ; country n fy Herrin for another make which City Detectives W illiam 3ra d- a . . . aa inn : o OS nna tenos : ee Pre we oe aes ae . : ont: . ™ : é . consi “ | I’re ii , SanMe ane i Te ? of letters | 5 | . ; Lobe: (sor had beer uu aout ’ utomohile. ; es, Charles Smith and Edwin Lem- ax 2 PS aks Ss aa = Ss Se yee eee e ss oe ae ie ube sg sf ‘ eth's Hospital To unmarried women, 2200 requests 2 | P e . yes! Friends said the strike of Mery Returday pe a 7a veaull jomeler_ were suspended vesterday | i : - sisi sth ee 3 id , ss 7 a i Se a Senna a ea ° “her fwas sj wary ndition fo) questionnaires were received and &€ / ; : on % railroad shopn ©) last ‘ear caused h has been taking the payroly by Chief of Detectives Hoagland, 2 SS ° Lh poe Rea cn. ea Ke i, Se : | not erica \0 per cent of these filled out and ‘se eee > him considerable worry. About two h East Alton to the plant yr. meee turned over to Police Inspector; [mo &* — 3 ee ee OS ees | Set Ta 3 ahicces teturning From O'Fatlon, sent them to. the bureau. The tabu- ——_ ail weeks ago ad. he said, in the belief that “4 ‘Vesey today. © . : 3 x Sow, ee ee sé y week Jater if the cases against — = esepeneness ee ee SSR Si gs reer re : esiguann es xe ie i w the ace ccurred. {en's quéstionnaires is still meine on “MARIF” A 1200- Nov. 14. 1860. In 1891. at Waltharnis er Ime —— by Vig) cele No lth ‘ — er . a as lass » Jyig ‘led Mis« Laura Hill of:- ' gem cannot be prepared in time ait : : = I aia 1 © although it Was started two vears \fas he married SING PRIEST NOT SLAIN . are accused of making false | A view of the basement room at 4198 Clarence eve we in which the revolver fight between the detectives train axc, Three articles of “A Study of | POUND RHINOCEROS, | East Machias. She and two broth- : tf. negiect of duty and of con- and two robbers took place last Sunday morning. Bvlet marks on the door and wall are plainly visible. De-. 9 ciatemens f wil -ho will| the Sex Life of the Normal Married EN ROUTE TO 700 ‘ KE. ard R. E. Robertson, of ROBBER, BROTHER SAYS : quet unbecoming police officers _tective Archey and Chief of Detectives Hoagland take the position that the location of these bullet holes con- | },, lestioned at the ‘orone? n-!'Woman” have been completed and | a yn, &. F.. survive , ® the charaes. as $s known. arose | tradicts the story told by Detectives Bradley. Lemkemeier and Smith, who say they rushed into the room after | t today do not agree as Le published by Dr. Katherine Bemb®nt | Began as Brakeman. 4 > ‘uv # ‘" . : ’ : s ntar } tr . » y } } * 4% — ‘~*ar ) . ; oe t - . . Te | : a ' . . 4 eae "Ss 5 - Was Positively Identified by of the killing of two robbers ir | the robbers entered. How they could enter and then fire in the direction of the door is explained by Detective:.. 4) alarm Viat tl incr we: avis. in charge of the bureau. : : | She Arrives in Boston on Ship obertson entered railway e#ervice Bradley. who asserts that as soon as he and his companions arrived they sprang to the rigut of the door and .j.eing or whether the whistle o1 resnit of the married 1) 1885 as a brakeman on the Fitelt4 + . » : iC | ' rob] Tr ac ade : ° asst? " Records as Ex-Convict. Bayly iast Sunday morning. Detec- fired as the robbers rushed past them toward the door. From India and Wili Cost hurc Railroad. a smal! Fastern line. the St. Louis Times published an 7 Bradiev. Smith and Lemke- | > = = . -~,app hed the crossing The view Where They Got Information $10,000. While with the same road he ad- vanced’ himself to conductor, genera! Ta cdition late yesterday after- @ fr reported gs — Hoagland | t,ester for trying 1 vork his mine’ man by the ind with : nuttered of thé c1 . Of. the $82 women who anawessd | AS | : 3 ey observec t Pp robbers a oe ail at rs 4 es . , ee * _ he +7 = . , Ly , 1, . sie nrte a1) sone om ac} ' ' " tig me } NT ly. ; +3 . , * a os ‘ : j ; ‘ : \ ; ai ~fesT eit \ ,* evry — “a is a ts fi ’ : al@r t n in which it stated that the body eet deg co fees fhe creas , eg | Gah angatorles : , e question 55° Sag tig mae fe | yarémestor, Satise matter ane Tae ; aching the place in an aucomo- f oO} NG e F) ' ar ' le? } T} } peri Oared | ‘ rayriaqityv Wit ‘ i i at tT i] i : ‘ ed Serie bre neral Ee) informatio: tal ritisi citil si si , te trainmaster. From Novem ber, a) mae et part of a Ge en robber killed in a revolver duel “iii. saw them adjust masks to their| that in viev 4 itions in this! which the verdigts had bes grade, ¢ in a; The largest number. 187, said they 1897, until the surumer of 1903, hg, served ae general vardmaster, traine« h Patrolman Jacob Busch of 4 Meces, followed them into the base-! county he woe ens , suicide |} high l at that point, it was said | had been instructed by their | wh aT es ae , ot coal Sane cg lla that 4 rr it where a craps game was in | But he had ny: rj . 4 4 si * ] 1h ’ — > . 11 a ft . = +) 1} ia i al RF V an | y 5 4 } - The train Mi as NO ~ f others Novels other hoo} w ind si sa . — y om : raster an.' finally as superintendent f e ; j . } | , : ‘ aDe i I i. learned anviettal : | West Virginia, Central & Pittsburg _ aa eae iak ae the dice game which he con-) »rember of thie Un! AI Be 2 ngul , 10 eer n the dark r 4 1] Chins . hing college | dickering f ' —_ j : . . } \ | a +t |’ eS ° ” asl if : f)) rie Crick ee’ atit a ‘ ; . ogy Bs raniak, brother — -Biuctec made a statement to the po-' of Aneric: caine , : ee ee ge to Wee 4 2 i Yi] S siatliers eo track courses instructed 102: fiances. railroads. In 1904 he was brought, Pather Vraniak, went to Kirks “Gigs after the shooting in which he) q mine and that od from Virden and after view- Siemeled the facts of the detectives’ tempts to do so ere Sere . but sai ther ad take | PR ers + the East S ouls Women’s Clubitures, 42: medica] training. ast here in good traffic during the World's Fair. with the body stated positively to a lis ed the ua that the dead “Yesterday James LL. Pelasera, 4448 | “There row 3 ‘armers’ wni ’ oon Leagu’ p1ATNOIS, : M , e : marriage 'T of the married w Marie we.ghis 4 bg = te } ; manager. ber was identified as Steve Bo- TilMsis avenue; Frank Scott, 4209); Minois, in 1 county and ii BRUNDAGE ASSERTS d ie AnUsaioon: 4660 ris Ne Ge Tin wrawe aneanteg panewering expressed knowledge «f]*="" Pena big relative of hers. Came Here in 1913. aki, alias Polanski. alias Charles a avenue: William Heier 4117 ap ae Se ep ; ; re ae 41 / = 7 ‘ 2 } i 1: ry ~sS I - y ° : ' : MIAN were arresv¢ d | 7s i ‘ a ey = ear-olad lL», 00-poul | “Tosenpine i , a . ot Ge on “a , : a ' a ey ’ ; : P ’ * mein | aan ah \’ iar eral fficers nian an : : . co” - . 2 uyber, three-time convict of Leay Berence avenue, and John Brendle,ie- ntention f thi ize. 8 fentinued TFrom Pare One vas made today OF tht per Pee ' Pant : F " te, | SVUr , wen = going to tne neinnath 40, forth and Seattle. Af that time “Gigs (west) Natural Bridge avenue. | held any farme) ia iI ated sk al ) es of the Missouri! organizatiot : aig i een ey eee her W. F. Linek, pastor of Holy “ings signed statements supporting | ynion 1 hades rte A aca shee Pi enn County hy armed guards The Fu . Dek eileen at a “booze ring” existed V ‘ y - Cc O . : ‘ re 4 + ‘ : : : : ; i a5 | oe | ; init Slovak atholic Church _ @ ayer s accusation. to his home. h field Injid wast jUlp] iim it~| rea ij ‘ “s ; oN , ae husband pa. |) MONKEYS resigned his office in 1913 04 Rutger street, and a close @ ~~ . nd fles, ris ath nd chine Mare} = e of a nervous] era 7m iTicers Wel in- : Re 1. he ed tan 1 | . : } oe >. . . ’ | The suspended detectives have de- | his fam ly slain thile > dit aving mI Ps ; eee it ae ta — ; . +3 ly ed t Lier, ”?* pooks, 33: birth « yt Phe bil fatnliy al the Zoo has been to St. Louisa as assistant to the presi- end of Father \ raniak, said the ° . they were in the basement : . 11} > 4 i4] Lie 12] . I | | re T¢ | » mores cao 1"? ’ “17 {} + {, i iry Inn O1\ , . ‘ . ’ , ee go? } nC é aj Tht ' e® ari a] of i ) i) ot : . dy bore no resemblance to the asementjand begging in vain for a drink ol ett Dak tow inate ee . , geen nal At the preliminary hearing of the }1; “common knowled LP mis Neo a pair os | dent of the Missouri Pacifie and is: es eae re eres ONE Tosy | water amidst the ruins. ers of that co It fa ; han ain Stam See , Ts 15: medical studies, ¥: “va-| Griffon vultures, the first birds of|Jron Mountain. On April 1, 1916, he -. > ’ 7 5 » - alin - i , . A," ‘ , : P ie ~ ‘ -_ ‘ ' ’ ye ’ —_ . e I is, . no additiona)] statements when “The armed guards brought in toj, : Bs NEW Ca ament allered to have been made | riQus, S; the Bible, 2; a servant, ; this predatory type there. Phey v. itt was appointed vice president in om was made through comparison alt bef H ] d yeste dav , i Kn re that the 7 nmhne the : > Dr. Post was nomina eg i@rl a » tle rm Tilia a nr: . : lhe oes vies " nies ¢ r prints \ picture of the dead ; pape robbers slain were Emil Mey-| accused by the defense of robbing aly oo, ad sei erg a ghee , ws ) use of birth control measures, how- | 4¥!4r) These vultures resemble &@/a position he has held continuously nm was sent to Leavenworth - . and Lioyd Mitchell. man of a handful of berries, o ak ia ; , i. or , ie ag 7 v : : Ps! h: ca ; ae. for delivery ot moonshine liquor ever. was admitted bv 720 women. or es between th avle and tne von- | since. with the exception of that ; . ; 3 es rg © - ~ Le oe - « _ wr 7} “a % ~ , . VJ r Pa ? F . UN A , shece . wer > * " ; 7 , " , 7 eT?) = " la} € . | “_a ~ adat & Tt W’ a 7 » o igon, where the body was again gy ing a drink ind water without Vin aaa’ nat mitereated in the mining |. , » with cus The trustea;| Which he obtained from a farm In By a series of elaborate nart P riod hen the lines were in re ntified as that of Boleanski. > DEFENDANTS IN jor it and with warning trespassers! 5. uct yy i eal a Pres ad ‘county dust north of Coj-| Sowing the answers of 116 women | | ceivers hands, when he acted as | : . = eae it officials de- | Wo said their married lives were -in-| Texas Doctor Slain: Friend Held. | chief operating officer, and during . 1 ret. Federal control of the railroads, Bweet off the property. but d: ‘se things ) ie aids —— SHERRIN TRIAL ACQUITTED roperts. But do th a: fot the ate ee ome : I AC : guinea pik ; tee aie watt af @Ke statement | "&PP3 contrasted with those of il; - . justify the most bruta orrif: ‘ ; the Associated urian, 78, Found Dead in Wel. @ : scniagean tes Oe | testimony be thi sec Uutio nproved ¢ ction The newi chn do all ¢ ‘MP Te» 7 1 on iad - ON FIRST BALLOT massacre in the history of this coun-|/ 4. ¢, , | 3 et pelpeninetss , an tt rew | fram) evidence | omen of about equal age and edu- | HEM) HILL, 7 me Ur.' when he was Federal manager of the | 12 fF rryy vy itnesses who were } -jperintendent is expected her next narey “.lOUWW MeGown, about 50 vears old.) Missouri Pacific. the Louisiana & ii +. nn ns oye vidi | ve ion 1. said e ma rr e. it 3 WULTON. Mo. April 7.—Charles@ Continved From Pace One. oe. . _ me Os: Unes es ble and trustworthy and wh week to take up his duties actively. when it was found to contain names}, — ; mia was shot and killed here late last’ arkansas. and the St. Louis 8S h-' ; the Stat luded its re-| Organized iabor is too sacred tad = msburg yesterday. He had be ppl: man. is in jail with his son, charged | 1920, he relinquished the, two latt ith aa »>mb who heard the State's closing, have to rely upon murder and OFr-) jmjported gun: | a aS en ili atch oe ) °° giant wear the names, it was announced group under consideration prenara- ee . io : ” “e dua ‘io date with the killing. roads. serving only as Federa! mana- “ lad departed for Chicago before the ‘ganized assassination and violence | ;, Sue a> Diet Bike. tien of ee ee bys eee wii 1On 501 eal | ) ot | wae At =? =r ‘ — “4 flict Was returned. ' to justifv the truth ay } nor | } ee P , , ae india ca = : cf , -_ 3 . ost : a1 3 . apt a" | GC. NGSTER sa fa tor making for married 119 }) Holt A coo th. hate ‘ etcloener te ger for the Mi uri Pa c. Aviator Killed in Crash in Ohio. “Giigudge >. T. Hartwell's instructions teachings. And so the leaders | ere page : as nse | hak bc ee SLAIN A , piness; that there is co-relation be-| = y the Associated Picss.- 3 aa the jurors that, in order to re- | organized labor w! hia ought 1 : +} Tae sania thie , a . , more FEARED TROUBLE tween preparation and the attrac- DAYTON, O., . pril 7.—Capt a i 2 a verdict of guilty, the jurors jus tify this rin ' rat i\ lj a1 7 ' thy tin P , | | 48 a dency of the Missouri Pactfic. He’ ‘wo men in February, part Cv se «* > Sta the Marsh gave Iglehardt orders the sex side of married life attractive there is a greater chance for subsequent happiness. * * * The Happy and Unhappy. "No relationship can be shown be- tween the use of contraceptives and | ; nificant differences in the two groups ' ; . ic . * : ; . ophk } ” " ¢ i ‘ in the indictment, wih sen State Demands Poll of Jury. | neighborhood of 1 peremp- S/N 7 ee ane = shooting begat ; ‘ @ — hs oe F _ . f > sy, -~im* , , - ‘ rf ree = ; ‘ ; j - Bf death, - life em in the Word that a verdict had been ; ‘'. ‘Ha nenges, What right has * oasis _— ‘forts had Rush's body. curled a heap, | SrOUPS of the same number where | iiary, an indeterminate term reached was received by Judge Hart- een granted to those who prosecu ly satisfactory ieee” oe ‘rner of the small room age and education are identical the Y ead ets penitentiary of not less than well shortly after 11 o'clock, when Say What motives actuate jurors. rhe new superintendent's salary) penin the dance hall, with four factors whereby differences are : ‘ . - ' el ‘ -t. o ; . ’ 4 ,; : P ‘ 5 . +> 3 " , y ' ’ ° "y . eae , a ‘ . . or a verdict of not guilty. ‘the square about the Williamson n iy mm the ric! _, was not — known. The trustees a holes in it. One of the builets large enough to be demonstrably sig- E RS . nificant are health before marriag«. A of experience P BS. = ** ' ; . . +. = ie 4 ave ¢ vote . ’ , a “3 45 " ; “Crime Merited Hanging. /County Courthouse Was dark and i Lj il | wro | % ] } thy t rave a “ f f j € ane . tT) 17 had gone } ro igh hig gold watch ‘ pad . ” , ‘ - a 9 , »\ “har rad “ ~+i > ~ > 3 ) Assistant Attorney-General | 5. ted. > Who gives them the right | Crease OF & | » Charles P.| ond pierced his heart general sex introduction before mar- in making communi- ' 4 } Glenn said he would leave the Within 2a fow minutes the attor- to supplant the « ns utional triers roreman, SU mn il nt of the Kan- There were nNools of hlood at two riage, stability of health after mar- ti bl d a t i . e . _ i 1 - = _ » : : ‘ . (“ity 7 P b ke . p -_ P ; | ri , i } it ; - , a ; " er to the conscience of the nevs and defendants filed into the 0] fa: 4 1n iyij ; ATe : V ho gE 1' es Sas ‘ ' . iS pHeen 1Ci other points in the emall room. each riage and the presence of children in j ca on apparatus ena € Piano ‘6 oause the police to the home, all of which makes for | Federal to enter the Radio v: 4 : > enue then he + 7 ' to, . 7 + _— ing “tA ? 1) yr nee} , Th courtroom, which was lighted onij m ‘ cegeast WO sep tne mo % “although no crime in the his- iarge enough . . 5 ie : on Bas “ Lives of the ‘OTL! ‘ sy i f } offic ere elected ‘ We Coffman oe 4 " , to ; P ’ —s ha iness in m tr e . e ‘ by a few dim electric lights. Only a ' : *| helieve that other persons had been PP arried life. field at the start—fully ° See Ot the world ever more fully | * és 1a | of -oOurt ” Snringfiels as uperint } int of .tly i ‘e nN . tl the as ° i aaneton Cee a nal score of spectatora were in the ha i ai } stomata pot .. The ae a : “ge shot and removed from the bullding Demonstrably significant and ap- . | on ad) oom when the jury was called itn. ores tnS OPUONs as tO tue St penn ai tune ae R * . “He) A large dice table in a room in the parently militating against the hap- uipped to produce the a 7 - ° : ‘ ‘ ms “2 5) i iefric lav i M{ al ix . ; ) enough,” he declared. | «Etave vou reached a verdict, gen- conduct of the trial Judge in. passing | - oy 2 ov. A, -3B.. ds. rear of the barroom appeared to| piness of married life are spooning. | “ best : took his place among i semen?” Judge Hartwell asked upon the qualification of jurors, we “— rani It is expected the league have been recently used, although indiscretion and occupation outside : ' i : rvers CCR ; . ' r , - will em oV B00N a niumber o i{- | . . Ahsy ’ ' ™ “ - ' . = a , for the State ts the etn Foreman J. C. Coughlin silently | vl aed accept this conduct as we) Gemma’ res t apew ter f adi the police sald they had stoppet ben pase after marriage. Of possi- | Federal Standard For the user of Head Sets } a % Me ’ . + ‘eS { 5] ir ] tity mT » , +) > 5a . > Sry Cc yok 1é (ery, 4 {r. Shu ) whos | epee a 1” - ¥ wey : ‘ ge i ? fs ; 4 : | Z mee table sat Frank Farrington, | 3 Mis time must be becoming suspici-| nee Pavmct Pf che ee “ cap on the table near a stack of pok- band and wife at time of marriage ‘«. , 3 it taken , sin : , be — Tublished Tails by The Pulitser Publi- ink z from the mine of the ‘Are theee and were th . 1) = i 4 ri sft as to Nationa The brea} down af hecome of Rush's retwnlve? : ft f k he * ete . HNinois Mi nio COWwn . rich to get away with the cash be- out of stoc can get t Co.. Twelfth Boule, ard and Ciive Street. 3 - . Tilin ots Coat Co ‘ he de- ce iets?” ia a ludge aal al ne VW orters : 7 1 i . , . D 7 3 3 9 . : » ; : . eral os Pree . a = . ; ’ . / _ ’ ‘Ti - r} Sey. . if ~ iupDp {) curred Jé v) [or t , now Sa u beLris . se Gs “the greatest tragedy in he shows an un . an , a8 - of cause Rush did not “like the look of from our nearest office. | (Mem ber Audit Bureau of Ciroulations! Fe Pe 4 , ns the papers TOW are egy? 7) ,7 ; Ys ; 4 r . va . ; ‘ . " after } is Ps ret fav ¢ r teetima TT) n aL liars said roat a ore —_—_ . : se © s nation in all of. ,, wonte } 4 ht } ava “tipped feur of aK taxica . 086 record cara : af Je paper and also the socal von . mere in its horror. | “T am.” ‘that this check-off was approved by = - A a merase sex of which the belief that he mig 3 ee wenteent tee ooetein at Laas | in oh tm erein. Al) rights of republic ~ ; om e ev. Mr. Shu ‘ , ellow gangsters to a cre | of Svecial dispatches herein ‘are also reserset. 4 bho es 12 ie eee COUls The questions and answers were ,an open convention of —. rank ake ro A rl oft = ‘ o ican a known 2s | coat in the dance room. He is to bl PeUBSCRIPTION RaTER BY MAIL IN @ a motive in bringing in per-| repeated to each of the other jurors! file of the oa oe —s — - . —an pos age ahs escaieelal questioned coneerning the identity | ‘ , Js _ _ 4 , a e ~ . > . ; “" s : . ‘ »% > + j © T] i- geome a — a Se ~ a 9 ; il e nm’ » A at mp } ‘ - : . ony, but you have two! pefore they were dismissed by Judge, that throughout doth trials th , as croupier for a short time rece! ° of his fares Thursday night or ear), ADVANCE: 4 mee, | ‘= et lly opposed stories, anlv | Hartwell nois Mine Worcers have stood solid strange that because witnesses hap ; «fterda’ ri i'y anda Sunda, ene veat ; ae) wal aS h You oan hy +3 4 ; . 5 A a . ' ” 9 | +} 4 Sig t i] Tier re mr tr, he ia hmr ne . Q? erry ¢ . t by ‘ Tesh} ‘ / ' mre ’ ; , I ' : , Wp r hour nip : daily. without Sundar. one year. . a = sty ae ee No Sign of Demonstration. (etiam ) ) a OO aes at **7] Rush was charged with compli ; ° Burdas only. one Tear. Se gear es _ “hie defensze has tried to Th ac Ais ent nial dem ’ ¥ I r ‘O . ' ent OF tie my mn TM oy be gu A v ' ' , 4? o smh}, . " ~ 9 , ’ emit cither by postal order. x 4 Se wR the piuerd of 4) ; . - eT Sy deere tioned see yf the witns: . 50c a month. Sunday. Se a 69°": Prove that th a . oe wa Ags f » kind A sted and that they manifestly tes-} born and reared in Willlamson Gang warfare and a the chars P te ntl 1m # ese cencamtes: of a demonstration of any kine. 5S} ¢: 1 has been passed upon by|Gounty, heaving no interest what-|bery were the other theories. ‘The murrer in his behalf was sustained ; the jury filed from the box, Bert| tified falsely y, in < at- collewing October, ee second-class matter July a d the Vomietic at 1878 iaouis, Mon | ‘Bot here to defend W. J. Grace and Fontanetta shook each the juries now assailed. It is ever in coa] mining. cash register showed that $6090 ha ‘ * : Be . * ———e ttempted reb- he’ snt of rch 3. * Bell, Olive 6600. Kinloch, Central. 0600+,

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ee a ron ee em TOLGOERE Ste R eR mo INE whose ferbears rode over in rt ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Compeny. Twelfth Bouleverd and Oltve Street. DISPATCH PLATI- FORM. I know that my retirement «ill make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always ‘ight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, aiwass fight demagogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public pilan- derers, mever lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare. never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent: never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. Jocerrnd PULITZER. Aprti 10, 1907. ee LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. of the THE POST-D cufhor afribution.. but The name and cdaress must @ccompaeny every co on request will mot de published. ters not exceeding 200 words will re preference. ‘The Tactiess Conductor. Te the Bélter of the Post-Dispatch a “A&A Working ‘ ter in last pigs 2 ™ r, state she is rig it in rega: Rridge iine. I am *enfortuna! have to rely on this line myse R. has a good many conductors tormen of the same sort that tions. The other evening. while Broa@way car, I dropped Jare box that was from » which I had not it the morning of the other car. The car was ja people, and Conductor big howl, and accused nie « ing. causing great humilis:: Ww. 0. BB« - noticed rua In fairness, the Post-Dispatc! herewith the United Raily he foregoing complaint: | AM sorry one of our conductors tactless enough te cause. Mr. Browne embarragsment. I ope he wi!! accept our apology. A good many tokens from other cities ere from time to time dropped in our fage boexes—man) them doubtless @nintemtionaily—and when business te rushing cond rs can- met always catch them. It is also fortunately true thet mot only var counterfeit tokens, But stee! slugs m: te look ke 6-cem® pieces. ete dropped in the fare Boxes at such A curious collection of sma!! co this and ether countfies comes fro fare boxes. Some little time aco : wrote us that she thought she secidentally dropped 4 cie Spanish goid coin in the fare box. After considerable search that was found to. be the case and the coin was returmed to the was * yUcto certs . a? la@y. Curiously the same coin turned Service as up tm @ fare box again two or three months later ALBERT T. PERKINS Manager for the Rec: Save the Old Courthous %e the Editer of the Fost-Dispat” UR editorial entitied, “The FP [nterest.” t certainiy to the pont The lawyers and Judges have no right to decide where the rew courthoure shall be built. The people are the only ones that have the right to decide. be- cause they will pay for it. Not even Board of Aldermen should be allowed to change the site after the wile have voted on a certain site The lawyers and Judges » this country by their arrogance protection of criminals. it would gacrilege to @estroey the old courthous® : at Fourth and Market streets. It is one of the few historical places we have left and if {t is destroyed public-spirited peo- | ple will mot give us anything else, I'm. thinking. Corporations and their tools, the law- vers and politicians. care nothing for sentiment nor historical value; inhuman greed ts their only thought. And the people of refinement and sentiment, who contre! the vote of this city. should de- | mand a vote on this matter and prohibt* the @eetruction of historicsa ever. A country.or city without his’ fecal obiects is rot attractive and t: ists g0 clisewhere. ’ , (@ re ‘ hie ts for. DESCENDANT - — Auto License Fines. Te the Edtter of the Post-Dispetct 8 there not a law [n Missouri against laying a trap to catch innocent pecple’” If not. why not? None of the people arrested the county had any fmtention of beating the State. They were led to believe that the usual notice would be given ees the press as to when they must have thei: licenses. The State makes enough from auto Neenees without aliowing its officers ta lay traps and rob the people who can least afford it. Of course, most of them paid the fine rather than four days’ work fighting ‘° JACK ALLEN. Sunday tn sOse ee uf Our Nervous Secretary of War. To the Editer of the Post -Disparch ND new it transpires that a!! societies are in bad. Brother ef the: War Department mili: naire Peace VA fF a S - epeculator. broker and banker of Boston erstwhile Senator, now deciares Peace societies are a menace to ernment If that isn't delicious’ Ye gode' it surprigeth me ret. hewevre- @on't I recall @ @ur in which we partic pated a) gloriously ¢ to the end that the wosid might be perfectir safe tir recy? Sure I do. and I alee remember | that the distinguished, the scheoiariy and patriotic Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts | the sa Mayflower, stated in Lesite’s fer October 2918. that: “We have fer the present eet aside the Conétituti@ny’ After that. whe wold be astonished theugh one arcee from ‘ho saa Net this humble citizen BOB JAMES. | lh Bake. hat + . (hie (sav : ‘arn — ‘ Ss Oi : _- Ff om t Quincy, Fla. tbat hin Yet get but mace in the pu the cost of such mistakes obviously cannot be por ed and audited, but gcregate a serious bi/! > ae eee _—ee — --- The Bureau of Munici; Research band grenade into the midst of one-party, machine tied complacency in the city hall. The Board of Estimate and Apportio nment and the Director of Public Utilities have been of Municipal Research, after told flatly the Bureay the nu due may be reduced from §&3 efficiency and with a sav bureau's conclusion is seven city-owned plants wit The employes vigorous protest, backed w hose hv ber of empio} es it tr 47 7 £4 7 ng of $64 nme er labor unions he city auth naturaliy sit close in wait for the etorm ciocud tention to be swallowed eiei > 1.2€8, “~ : ~ i» : ’ “er Upini’ =) point ; can - * =~ &4 To revive a war-time word. liaison between this school and nomics and there wil! two! eral institrtions- tho 7 ae - +e Sot 2 Oe te of Ex Government search Those latter | bing st 4 rs who had served the nent is a men are thru into office, necessari) often without special a; iDlic service heow sth Seema ores } re ASO Rt as « y WW) it: stands to reason that they ag- It is mot to be expected that this — am school wil ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL, 7 instantaneously effect: startling resuits. It will not turm out prodigies who will solve all the problems of sta duce a bocy of men governmenta! ~ a. t>¢ est vrernmen. hi nl F5aira Cos? ver be broken the rivers 7 : LAOTC ‘Far? ~~? &/ has . +; » regretting that . 3 tO SLADC. ceclares > ‘ , arre a - ork Ge med es . engineers Such a statement. su the false and ‘edaditiaede ery of invested br the Government for service and tncreasing transportation which every section facilities wi cr . i re = h the approval of Gove and the Secretary of War.” ch authority. should silence “pork.” The moner in equipping our rivers the —— ee vield big returas in wi!l share eee atte pauses nuaesies THE HEAVY SUGAR BABY. . t) New Yor ra ~ Beer Sv aw what eh 21.8 morn? [rt Artwire- TW. 2 r “~— — © . 7 anmnot keep man Socrates: up ¢ Rim fat! Precisely Wou eating peas with a knife is a moral dere?! than drinkin Plinthourgos: I+ ts far greater, ‘tf are speaking of 4riny ting only light wines and heer Socrates: Goo Tt seems to ’ ee cepted that we sho: a theught we onght one @ aes ~~ e + 7A? » _- _— _— ave deen "2 — 4ita - “ an >. ~ 4s do tt . but since a acqu! om one another one another > =) A *ort?y sa° " ‘ ** . esa % ae, we’! rou'd respect [n Fenor? evearw ae 1 © =" - Tora Pus : ; ‘4 = = [wo respects”? respects. nterests of. so- automobile ht to demand Practice i@arnedliy of ,*"a- en Pr autaot cochta? «t 2i.5 -2. LiCSe@ Ta Ant work. bu corrected ra the aban- ® >» a> an . 4 ~ as ith . ane , 7 ee + ~ drinks “ar aon whw « ia a yn « are iccenp? tke ae ’ Way i " a . be ~ ' * — > ety . « . 5 ee? Be wheat Miarbe te ™ — > saiilies - - our he ought to be ary ini9 rot cost '™ eae? — . 7” si perie Looked ions I cannot bellere that t+ would. Nor ‘taae very much ‘onger for a Judge while he is fining me $399 for mak - ‘ng homebrew he is also fining me $100 for having been heard to say “Ain't t+” ma 350 irinking coffee out of my sau cer. oa Do you think we would be happier in a society seo perfected than fn an . ~ | ~* = oa. @ m ¢ i? sO i@ : to say that -4ee fa > * - Reprint unable to fudge of that off than we used to be. we are happier I do sn® hetter mean +. ‘ancy they mean we ere det- being so mauer. lAxke® Qs not. I ge not know what I have nerer had happiness. Per- ArT react * . ° perfection ‘ts 3s the great Gown and c irg less th he ex‘remeiy "g 3s scorer sco. We eugot Whereupen ead an he happy to be getting eon. the paper went to press hur- and the echeol of hepanens thinking was dismm ‘'ssed Te AFTER THE ELECTION. Chariton, Mo... Courter.) goes on with th! moonshine, haech, booze, Wiois xv, — Oons an’ for ourselves drink any of the because personally were record ached to right we hereby offer -ourier office as a drink- this place be of tp our back room and tender any who have an enlarge- op. We are for booze and : ee ok -~ imsBUlLise uns New York. It is also the plan ene Pry Thompson ran Chicago. The — .@ who were behind Thompeon are behind th new Mayor. They found the old label worn- out. and got a new one. The Democrats ef St. Louls are above this. They wili not stoop to conquer the RepuBilican machine, and tn con- sequence they have no popular following. The Republican machine its easily the greatest mother tn St. Louis. It feeds more people. It joy of more homes, the solace of more t is heernce that taxpey ers yell, but when for taxparers ts the hear's “between ‘What ‘party in St. Louis, it which ever won -ity Hall, ts too aristocratic : orruptible, too backward-leaning tn a wicked world. While these people stand aloof, waiting for Diogenes to discover them. the semblance of party parades the press on election the persons of political hocligans. If ‘the Demo- cratic party will come out with a solid charging that city employes are underpaid offering cocoanuts for the bors where ublicans give only filbert they will everything before them EXILE FRO} . - an Gay in front ard the PRe- sweep THE PAYROLL. . A TOWN’S FUNERAL. (‘Dewns, Kan. News that never has anything to do in « ublie way ts on the way to the cemetery. Any citizen who will do nothing for his town is help- ing to dig the grave A man that “cusses” the town furnishes the : : The man who Is se selfish as to have no time from his business to give public affairs is making the shroud. The man who will not ad@vertise is driving the hearse. The man who ts always pulling back from any public enterprise throws bouquets on the grave. The man who is so stingy as to be howling hard times, preaches the funeral, sings the doxzology, and thus the town Iles buried from all sorrow and sin. « = a A gentieman who has been traveling over the country teile us we have no cccasion to go to Egypt this summer if we want to view the past. We can go to New England. It is near- er. and the particular past on display there is one we understand better. “I have been all through the Southwest and up and down the Missiasipp! Valley,” he said. “When I see this part of the country, tts tremendous wealth — plenty,-its grewing cities, its urge to great hings and its pride ef future rather than a of past. I reeall New England as a kind of cemeterr. It fe me wonder the Mi sstes! ppl Valley upset the Budget. It is enough to up- set arcrthing.” 4 io . i Maybde our mall beg rebbers meart nothing more than te go inte the bend business. oe , by Houghton. The MIRROR. PUBLIC O PINION This column is designed fo reprotace bias the latest comment By the leading newspapers and periodicals on the the day. HARDING AND — PRO 'Syom the New Repu SIDENT HARDING S tacit ace ought to be greeted by progressives in the party as a golden The old progressives under Roosevelt could a blow of emancipation from nc at the cost of electing a Democratic progressives of today can strike t Harding is practx Pp iam -*— renom > lable tary af the t apprec ss» cost. Democrats ven All that ye stake @ > ‘ onto! of the i min ~ | ; i progressives mame an im ticket réxt summer they will prove by their absolute indispensability to Repu cess. They would not need te look f¢ time, to unconditional surrender. Is energetic leadership, they might easily ! course of six years make themeecives nant party, end be In a position te the standpat wing with just such tasty 'gtantial sops as have deen handed to © in Heu of nourish ment. AMERICANIZING MEXICO. the Cleveland Plain Dealer. of Commerce has report upon Mezics. _e department, {t has and industrial cet South. It deals with and the gist of the departm bu'l fighting tn Mezteo & & to baseball. Better news has not come that country years. The usurpation of paper epace by baseball at the expense of % heretofore favorite sport and the Prom 5 i HE Department most reports do with commercial > of ) the republic to the ior recrea ing is that in , baseball paraphernalia on the part can youth are developments of tremendous: They point to a change on the the’ Mexican people that will presently be ed in their political, social and industrial nation's recreation affords an excellent ¢€ state of tts civilization. Baseball with short com cance that there is no comparison. Mezico The adoption there of our natfonal spert rapid progress in the future. ~ Are — > E poke fun at the age of the penay and the dime novel, the goléem the newsboy story and of Nick Carte’. age was the golden age not only of thest, of the book lover Not. of courss, the is so far ahead of te ball & my —— phile, but of the lover of books. It is q aml to thi: In the Seaside Library of Munro, for t could buy tm the guise of the dim¢ works of Balzac and Hardy: ene could Quixote” and “Faust.” The firm of Johs printed at 19 cents a volume all the wer lyle. Ruskin and Emerson, of the major historians. and is*ues, in the same Moriey’s English Men of Letters. From Cassell sent his marrelous National , lrtle paper-corered books tn which ms frst read his Pato, his Bacon, and his oD past five. and thence to peertrait Neysa hath painted wily Parker ng good : % and there Mise — *ho begged to come dinner With me. so | melted 788. but fret telenhened r 2190 eaid yes. aad se we +. Wise and Jouep rine to > + *8 Zood a ore as we bare th. and oo witt wry % and saw G. Rue me of amaszi rie wife there how Wiiton La: ‘kaye the Russian plavere the plays he had seen Said mone of them '© him, fer as mach as Understand the lan. “= ROt know what the» St years the acting of'| little ob- | being her! he. | Teache Ticket Therefor ear art nc we Viem ted | five or dispose sequence ed vi -and | This new / apr ing cor Ra mer ¥ phony of extr pronew hers Ww Reet hoy Schum pin'’s Ty th nee finger “Etud | Sche | Introd ey * ,;POoMmM rr Via The Moazke Paca ni The “a marc of a t ‘and st sense the pa and mere @ dou be. hal! nuage of gen pian phote one: than &£ yeu sent ate dence Loess pi orm and prtad Qu rere lisuwg? Paw LlLewut stand whij ‘hey h. ¢aa) as J ip : | Alan rom. Rr Ja Vie Lor + ater \ perte, with a. ‘re LA ling? ore ote tion in rr eee 4 of © age ‘oe A de 7” the But 7 At

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prt cree oe Cec nos ee BSATURDAY. : The. City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000 ST. LOU POST: DISPATCH ' 5 a ne BC onnin g||! ATLAST-ARECITALAT roc: Dispatch Radio || mM PEROONS INVITED — MRS. HOWARD'S ESTATE _ TAN FAIRS AVAL PARLEY set ot tne Raval omnes yee 4 v = c + ‘ re “ ‘? B roadcast ing stat ion . S. Will Join in - rench Senate callir gs a conference given , | : : 0 abolish the worlds navies. pestponed the meeting, which Was World Conference. is k ~ 1) Ry the Associated Press Pryan deciared he hoped such a4 called by the Miami Nonpartisan Pay Praens4 Fla., April 7.—William conference would go further and!league of Nations Association, until 3 Daylight broadcasting ar 9:40; nings Bryan last night told an/#bolish all the armies as wel) and Sunday sfternoon. Rk April 7.—+The rma § . ee em 10:40, ea? ast ‘quotations anc pepe: that heard him speak on msamuel Pepys feachers’ Association Sells 580.]} 4,2. Gunetins of interest to the Gifts Arrivine E Ip S i ie ._ the entrance of the United States ‘PHOTOPLAY ' TERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS SeyMarch 31: UP, and “nad Tickets for Concert by Pianist Middle W ea on see ak deere S Atriving From All Parts of} Two Daughters Only Beneficj-|into the League of Nations, that he —— = ere er ene : aaee tp pass 2 law pronib-| asain Pree es. Dept. of Agricul- Italy as Well as Abroad for | aries Mentioned in Wit} |"oPed that by Sunday there would from having } acnaus. ve a message from the White House hog t a Serv ie -e ture, and pri: cipal exchanges. bd h is a sjily law. .or as Count Calvi't Bride-to-Be. Filed for Prob; te. — co there were a law saying By RI¢ HARD L. STOKES. Saturday—7_ P. M. AMUSEMENTS jren uli- — es pore hal 1) 1 er I ; have ne li 1 | last i4 method hus been cdis- ] ‘Trogr: eee i The Ace até } Pres A) : ae Id be many men who nines 2 | er la years of age ROME E-' | ; An inventory of the estate of \, : fe wou : i ant Covered ior presenting success- *s SOME, April ‘ eeven 1UiiGi | : (| S , ; a 1eLh- , aw ; : f ; ale x1 - / ky ’ n° : we Baa; or can veg ful recitals at popular prices —Piano — persons have received invitations tu; “*** M. Iioward, w! satan oor i a ( | € \la eS . ] . “~— ‘a ; eS ny lav in FT ey , wad ; itaire. ins . , ~— Bem to be a jaw ure Last night the Wednesday Club au- | omg G hall the wedding of Princess Yolanda to Shows property valued at $1,647,689 . ; flope Ut . = a rr : ” + - ~ - " , i al» . . — tim ee , - * ~~ . ¥ - mn must re One! aisari Ses ae a . si lle techy ee , a ma _ditorium was filled to overflowing 1 eonora L Week: Count Carlo Calvi di Bergolo, NeXt This consists of personal property; A. M.—Continuous Daily—11 P. M. some * . ’ There pe BTEISR i at ~ wtih Tae . ' . a . va ay . ? “wt | prada: her ,ait a concert given by the distin- i? years old Monday morning. ‘ralued at $1,.204.396.56 and in reat EXCLUSIVE SHOWING Paigh Doles guts . a ; oa Ve -v a4 ; iLy - ~ is not enouegil, gee : guished German . P . ~* (ae > c din q-—- ' T} . ~~ - . . . " . > ‘ 5 oe | ; pianist, Withelm| |} °—Reac in Churc) 1e invitations have been limited | CARA R\T ; a) Asfeep in Church : yy. kR Hf ay i, ghee one | dae esc red al Bachaus, under the auspices of the| (b) Asleep : only to the civil and military house- = which her interest was appraised | VY RAH B N ARD mee armory anc umpire@ 2) piano Teachers’ Educational Associa- William Robert Holste holds of the King and Queen, the/at $442,293. | pet Benelli O CL —_ Peo ST Reegeer ares r . ite SB at strain on} 14 ore D, ae — f he pecs tion. Instead of selling a hundred or ike § years : ; P r ( . . , ” . ai shah ; 'y o tickets at $2.50, plus was tax, the (a) Medit ation (F: Im cess, in addition to the first four estate are bonds valned at $429.- Supported by = Tae ° , io \f indoors S the gra; lig ht ‘] i or vanizs ation d « . ? - - “i “we ~~ ~— * e . - . . ] =* ? isposed of 580 admis- , ' = - 68 nba ul ' y,] hid VV itl, t } ‘ r wti\Ves | hy é Presla i)’ . e 7 1 nt*> le on 6 LT eces " ‘ . " tial ° Man Ri ns—-L) & Bu : - a Cottage % and eQme ‘ ~s .sc8 I ilahSt C4 \ralhing 1S q ; “i . | ' = pu ST IN a ARNU M L Tr in it in espec iall y the periorimers. Under the he tamagertie~ } : © tne Cabinet, Judges OL tne su- cipally mining corporations, which . In “Bucking the Barrier” ws “oder. hat with the acting of | system, with its struggle for profits - af wre 1s .....Bert Kalmar preme Court, generals and admirals. |appear to bé worthless and are not! and Other Noveltie Supported by Conway " Tearle, td le and Miss Katherine | and commissions, the cost proved (bv) Mig yTit} Lak’ a Rote Princess ¥Y olanda’s wedding dress iueluded in the totals 5. — : e ae Conrad Nagel and Lois VW ilson - . Nevin + a , tn | ; ————- . penne — burdensome, and moreover was lik Nie Bechtold ° is of white, it carries a long train| rs. Howard's most valuable’ o- Ni ht in Arab 9 Lucille een g y the vibrating power of! ,. | Oa : hee : “ | 4¥ to make se ; , over which is: ‘iceless ace ¢ ee : | me So to M. Connelly’s iy t ak rious inroads upon the 11 years old lich is a priceless piece of old realty was a five-story mercantile Stage Presentation funds available for music lessons. Accompanied by Miss lace, seven yards long and two yards | pyildj 904-08 W a am mgs v. . _> hy a. great crowd was gathered _., Accom han Luebben i . : ding at 904-08 Washington ave-.| LUCILLE MAYER AND T! — the teachers organized this Lillian Li wide. Following the ancient custom,’ rye which is assessed at $229.810 | GR 22 ota and Dancers ae Oo, but the - ' | and I played, cco, ea ? t{tmar ” sll ae aeti A Bs Readings va va -j ar i¢ ’ : \ ‘ : ;¢ } Ai ;'¢ | ; P . i * ’ marist ‘ if ) | a it ‘ wad . - 3 — 2 , * queathed her estate ‘ ‘rr daug) - and = the others » pias ; ; i: ¢ Mang : : s if ii- ‘ LOW 50 35 7. tit I cannot understand | I act ape c es om snes 7 ‘toe Bell March expe ws et he es ; wy > wi Westnioreland place. and Mrs. Ster \ Pp ( ya a - , April |. some at 1¢;. * emversiip im the association 1s : Kieldh Use, Conca. Seaducs : A IS I had had but little slum- five or more tickets, which they [—Reci ease a be a Count Calvi has jobpielagat his brid “tO- Court yesterday by the husbands of | pnrtets RAHN ‘then angry at myself for @'SPose among their pupils. In con-||| © whe Two Glasses be a rectangular saphire ring set °M the two daughters, they having been HAMMER COMPANY DEAN Siness and weary, too. eas georeriene me audiences are restrict-. — Lucille Bechtold platinum. The gifts of me Queen | appointed executors. Aeroplane Girle—Pearce ond Sect | read how B. Rascoe said| ®? Virtually to instructors, students, 8 lay Phe Swan ....Saint-Saens ||| Mother are a pearl necklace and a ‘| Crandell’s Circus STROLLING thet I had the smallest neck | #4 relatives or escorts of the latter. (b) Serenade .......-Sohubert | grand piano. The court ladies have) || Topics, News, Fables, views, Comedia ' a, This was the second recital under the} ( Gavotte ..Gorsec resented table service of solid sil- world outside of a sideshow, naer tne c) “Harry Birenbaum P a AMUSEMENTS | N VA. WEEE Tdeemed the most little ob- | "®W regime, Lester Donahue having) Miss Doris Birenbaum at ver. | Mien in the world and not truth appeared at the organization's open- the Piano Forty girls who were Princess Yo-) DANDY EASTER BILL THIS; “oever, sithen I would wager | ing concert, some weeks ago. . “Dana eed landa’s playmates asa child and with AT THE ereareth no larger a collar | A Munficent Program. Enabe Fiance /whom she has always been most inti- | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS mi do. Besides, suppose I have, fachaus, who played here in for- 8 P. M mate, have also bought her a pres- - . . ~“ ° - : } ‘then, T asked myself. mer years as a soioist with the Syvm- Margaret Sti] le. contralto: ent, but have not announced what it Y a ; » : " o - _ . —_ , - > ar ace mg _— ae re ; een cr P , ‘ a 4 . ag Neysa who hath come) phon, Orchestra, offered a program Stuart MacCo! nell, baritone, it, desiring that it,.should be @ sur-.:} ' i? ' P » ‘+ , o:. : : f ° iy 1“ ' ‘ G LOR I ( | S 4 ’ Tavistock came. : Introduction and Fugue, Liszt's °__ Duet ' bride to a place where she can ride oun ING x ‘TSON TRA NT . RY 9, MAE AW Jed bided-and ‘e wished “Gnomenrcigen’’ and his Polonaise in I Will Magnify Thee euevees and hunt, for she is very fond of JUGGLING NELSONS A D\ EN I [ R I | | Roy bg these sport Geo.—McKay & Ardine—Ollie With the Beautiful = aE STANDARD FOR LAYISHNESS, IN her’'d done the same. E Major. : ; Margaret Stille a: Stuart : 3 cK mi owe The extras were Liszt's transcrio- MacConne! is Princess Yolanda and Count Calvi Green & Parker: The Herberts | fe ee Satiseen %0) tion of Schumann's “Widmung.” Piano— went to confession today prevaratory oo ats eS ave ey d h ask d ne vy} et] > I ¥.:° ‘ , os (a) Selected . la) : H ARR} W ATSON Ir 4 | rand she aske me whnetne! Moszkowski's “Sparks and the ib) Selected to taking communion tomorrow, d y. : : ; 7 to see her. and I said, Yes. paganini-Liszt ‘“‘Cam panella.”’ Mire. Frank oars x STA RT TQDay ° as ‘ pec @t 20 minutes past all went! Samaroffs witnessed an exhibition Jacobs-Bond oly bed and asleep before of a technique phenomenally swift (b) I Have Lost My Euridice of King Victor Emmanuel, who was a CG } ee oe oe, ae — = , for whi ich I thank meaven land strong, invigorated by a decisive Margaret Stille = in Somaliland when the engagement . cUBERA JLI } = RAY LSO e ay, April 2. Tayles of pe- cense of rhythm. In some instances 6—Songs— was announced, sent word by wire- aie BEN TURPIN + M T R R O R of. Gn Florida come and again ‘the pace attained a runaway velocity (a) Kashmiri Song— Nodes tess that he will arrive in Naples to- : wu ‘ — ss . ‘ ~ 95 GENE RODEM ICH AY W oodforde-F inden MAT ~saeall ©:15 cama R:15 “THE SHRIEK OF ARABY ame that nothing can be and not infrequently force becar- (b) On the Road to Mandalay morrow zt Bow | Sees ge ae oo] THE PLAY ALL ST. LOUIS IS TALKING ABOUT} Hader’s Odeon Arthur Neely FAMOUS BRUNSWICK RECORD ORCHESTRA I C O P | N | O N a with the human race till greec mere brazen clangor—due in part. 1 ——SPCans Princess Yolan@e Was deeply . 4 + @eemunated, and I so scornful doubt. to the acoustics of a small Stuart MacConne?l touched today when a deputation of MR. LEO * Orchestra Former Police Tenor oO ban. ae io ice of a Smee ees : HST} — , N THE STAGE kind that T ani for anni- hall. There were some delicacies © ‘a’ I Love You Trul Fiume women presented her person- DITRIC ST Wan | | ; . } e AT THE GRAND CENTRAL ONLY — ap we oe ee aw ee ~ is designed to reproduce without # the entire planet and begin- | nuance. occasional purls and ripple Somewhere a obs- ge ally with a solid silver coffer. The Should This E tiful Woman WED SP Meriodicale on the questions MMs. ett me stint. | pianist was not so much painter as (ce) Dawns 20/1 JGarran |] gift sent by coral workers of Torce | THE PURPLE MASK mem enjoyable it seemed thet I) photographer. though a masterly margaret Stitle de! reco, the center of the coral —-— — ——- ——- —— —Piano—Selected— — ¢ . . . & 1? es + +5 + " : # my notion about destroying one; his art was less interpretative Mrs. Frank A. Neal ; NUUS(P). onsisted of three neck- at lab LAST y, ~ 7eman race, forasmuch in the than mechanistic. 9$—Sonegs ; —— laces of the finest shell, one of a pale Two , DELMAR &- », " e “Tre . ay ; > (a) O Promise Me...Vehoven ink. another iii ase Seael on tlie sik » e | 3 AND THE PROGRESSIVES. its destruction I should lose ae fa) A Rolling Stone— pins iother of rose color and the, TIMES HAMILTON — t] ira of ‘ . - ee 8 ee tn. he nee h ‘é duee +48: Republic. _ ana the oe enia T we JUNIOR PLAYERS SHOW SKILL Mittin" oe ———- Matinee Today SPST. $2 20"s&15 HARDING'S tacit acceptance Off Bia nice ee tr ine a lel é ' nas Jacobe-Bond - one *% nation ought to be greeted by th HRM Yes, so sl ace nee Jim- IN PRESENTING ‘A AS YOU LIKE IT Pe ee ee oo Saas old jig tunes, “Turkey in | SOUS Sts > & ii enc ; : . the Straw’ and ‘‘Arkansas Traveler,’ THE SEASON'S ; opportunity. @ on used to tell me, and he, Youthful Histvions Reveal Con . ; ! =r. =~ SE “Ss the party as a golden opp p sider Steinway and Knabe Pianos Used and the other gro up being examples BEST COMED) | fell, they was right. Thence able Ability in Por sives under Roosevelt could strike | ei § . | Ability in Portraying nina oe Pee ie Se | ee —— —_ ! ; ; ;' ' aad ichmaninoff and Rimekv- Tomorrow Night—Seats Now ‘ os puerentay-since Root’s with my wife for din- Difficult ~ les. Sunday—Silent ; em onl 4 - - Ors: co) P if) YIIYY » nelpation from standpat! y mend he and Esther and my wife The Junior Players. at the Artists’ © pe — ae ee =n GEORGE M. COHAN'’S Birth of a Nation" as much enjoyed as i¢ vocal n . 4% o pee : =——* — COMEDY SCREAM pte bf the Democrats is practically nF had some difficulty with his | gcnce be well might lend dist ede ot f ‘es “n ve “9 _e es [ () N\ 1) QO N\ > Syaieny ee ~ s “A? ba ihle ; certs, fom children and by children. . ‘ ; is R event. All that is ¢ sta ke wit hig s But, Lor d: It is impossible thon to the efforts of te intgeltingg more The participants in ton ht’ ' Nights 50c¢ to $2.50: Wed.-Sat. Mats. MEL BA TH EATE the contro] of the aR ‘nations tor mgenthat opera. riature than these youthful his- a Si CS eh : — paesonrar:On Ge PACtOCUE ; 7 1. 9 ‘ gram, Harry Birenbaum, violinist: TODAY caaieo Fue. aes = , " - - a rs ‘ THEATAE, a. VW. ; : | April 3. Reading tha‘) trions rj age fror ) rogressives name an independedil pes ons, ranging in age from 10 to 16 ‘iam R halk : 66 : eens i prog | William R. Holste and Lucille Bech- THE MY STER\ BOX or | MA TINGE A 9 M-writers of New York have “urs e ‘ ; 2 vote yeurs. The woodland classic, as Te bity art tee sn sued : for “more and better sented, called for a cast of 0 pret oe a — porte Mg = CO] ISEUM 2:15 and 8:15 ‘*The Wonders of Radio’’ MW. WED AND SAF. uld not need to look forward, til Ewnich I do not believe they acters, and few failed to exhibit evi- | Leonora Weeke, pianists, and Ruth J ESE ‘ DAILY EVENING -B: : x ? . ; ; : ; — "RES : —' onditional surrender. Indeed, with : that mo@ ef them could dence of consilcrable natural abil-| Two Varied Programs Sent Out . a € ms ra Base from 6 to 12 THE LAR T DOOR §& ALSO wlatey ny ES AND Betece: VSc O0 ter songs if they wanted to, | ity as well as careful training. Their es 1e little 6-year-old, /OMEDIES, & Lodges, $1-—Pius Tax ta snd ao | ty cs us ah |Two Varied Programs Sent Out Ser otage: "the ite ts Police Ci , fership, they might easily a wanted to if writing | lines were so well in hand that the by K S D—Concert by Chil ‘Ruth Marie Cochrat celebrating her O 1¢ce weus SEE AND sais on Sale at Baldwin's " wqtiit KS) AC TION saree ee a A ee oo , Coume Rootes h domt= "| ’ ls es iii : Aga aed ocean ema along “E- d mean that they would | prompter was seldom in evidence, dren at 7 Tonight. ings Ie os clei ae 9 Sg 4a Preteen HEAR wing with just such tasty and insub- Gy ' eeeey Snat way. aa Gay and the action proceeded with sur- | The long step from ultra modern ahidhaoi the oiliteaihole oveutndl rogram Seaton! 20 Merry Clowns. Re- STATION as have, been handed to themselves” ee longer than I like, try- | prising smoothness. jazz as exemplified tn the “Farewell 51) pegi; CS Stille P & 4 served Seats at Aeolian, 1004 CUTTING WASHINGTON RADIO : shment. a Write a better song myself, Qualities of stars in the making RIlyes.” the latest Isham Jones hit pista agen ee a b ae contrai- Olive St., and at Coliseum before EQUIPMENT USED IN DEMONSTRA- | 7 ™y method was too elabo- were exhibited in the work of Helene in New York, to Solveg's Sorg of Hey, — ow — OnNeH, BREaR and Se eee WITS 2—$1.00 Ln Ag ND BOUIPMENT oo a : Ma pretentious for my theme Higgins as the fair Rosalind and Suite “wen wedé in the twe pro: Mrs. 1 rankwA Neal will present the $1.00—TICKET ADMITS 2-1. Se enane > ERICANIZING MEXICO. . “Meme too great and burstiny’ Pauline Parker as Celia. There was wreasns broadcast by Station kK S D _ | Some of the critics are |Dorothy Mohrig was a capable song- bebedg in especially good voice, and developments of tremendous ea ; ee feelings toward; ster as Amiens. A feature of the, co va a he or was, nd persons MOOLAH TEMPLE, 3821 Lindell Boulevard hey point to a cha the part OF = nd against that one.| performance was the effectiveness “2° “ad stayed up to hear the .con- ' . 9 “ . Teste the sector tly ol i eal " is much pretense and lit- | with which several little girls imper- | Cert calle din on the telephone and Sunday Afternoon, April 8 at 3 OF lock blitical, social and industrial life. and much worthless/s: rated male characters, the role of complimented the three artists. M: The Public Is Cordially Invited Tee eitarde an eeretiont clow te tm ; Ome very fine. Nor: did!tie venerable Adam going to Marian | Josetty, who has been heard from civilization. Baseball with alt {#9 gameeet of a time or place when | La Mont, that of Silvius to Dorothy | ™#U0” K S D before, was gladl) " | welcomed back by the big audience, is so far ahead of the bull fight” ' Were not so. |Hughes, and of Corin, an old shep- ,among whom was his mother in no comparison. Mexico is coming. may, April 4: Up very be-|herd, to Jane Reese. api , ie , there of our national sport bespeaks] © the office, and to lunch- The costumes and woodland set- | ee wed Comes tape StS CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. > . . ‘¢ Nn > ~ ) Y (2) ¢ * | TY) in DHrogress in the future. y ™ Cc. Riegelman. the attor- tings des igned hy Dawson Dawson- t] k § ] on th eariv progran p ] Vi ; rae! ave ] station rnen he! a Pleasant as he could be, \yatson were dainty and attractive —. to have this station when he | a * ¥ q frien - , : F | és, " $0n came on. _ CHEAP BOOKS — Bor. a, J. Wise, tells me is A matinee performance was given T) . iford’ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ty : ; i . : onc . re or ¢ sha e tion ie « Sa 10 work again, and so this afternoon. The production was at \ rey ee oe on eg ’ fees Millay’s for a little; under the direction of Miss Al radio debut and was a highly suc- P ’ Subject of the lesson sermon at eaca i:Cce , fun at the age of the penny dresatlle Thence with L. Stallings’! Martin. cessful one Although a high so- church: “Unreal “The Streets of New York” A DRAMATIZATION OF THE WORLD-FAMOUS STAGE $§ TOD AY and all | The Unusual Photodrama —_— SEOIV:0000:>-H Erp WM. FOX PRESUNTS “Salo:ne” Nei The Acme ef Achievement Educational tt Spe tac'a ie otop la) . Nationally Praised With Court Chas. Mack, Soodeetse, And a Perfect!y Aesembied Cast Including Elinor Fair, Emily Fitzroy, Burr McIntosh, George Bancroft. — - - - ~ I A OxHOIV:-DBDmMaamMwgw a tet tt —— — "BEGINNING SUNDAY EVENING APRIL ow Mi Twt MOST INSDIAING PUCTO -—ORA onan Even PAOCOUCEO ‘$ TW/Ch DAILY AT THE SIXTH «t“ OLIVE rue youn ABarnoee ; frase SHUBERT J + se Ore Pleture You 1 Never a rge* W am i 10:45 «a all the-world’s great booka could Seah e had seen| But Lor I di bt that they will P aap Waete. elation SUNDAY SERVICES WEDNESDAY EVENING Test? ich series as the Salem Edition } ' iit 10 i one of them consent to any such policy of amity. direction eof ©-rnard Be y ee sili anal MONY MEETING at all ef tbe . *.% . . ice all dav — A.M.— on. ‘ ; Mifflin & Co. and the priceless Ca® “ * m, for as much as At the office all day and thence to ies Preacher. Canon Reese. choveben of 3.9 +p DING ROOM . Bafunno's Clown Band end Camelot Classics ¢ : my eeand the lan- Mistress Inez Irwin's for dinner. But America’s § fineat PS Mission in the Chapel. suite 1903 Railway Fxchenge Butid- ° at t know wh: _ rsdlav wt 4 rm. fair da: : “ ral oven from & a. m. to 6 p. m. ing: open daliy from 9 a. m. te 8 vp. &.. - . G . 4 . ter Scott. The Everyman Library ots : at they t aay — ge Pace ~~ i ee — every Gay. - ree orzan recitals every meon. excent Wednesday. 9 a m to 5 vo m: BULL MONTANA iow of mene E ‘TWO TWINS” t of cheap and handy English pe pees: Six years ago ind. we | ——— | > .

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SENET RET ee a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1923. s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Jack Dempsey Says There’s Not So Much Profit in Being a Superman, After Paying All the Supertaxes Collins and Sherdel ‘Vangilder On Mo Are Hurling Rivals as For the Browns in a ae Paral = tet r pt i i ae ana ae sins T Champion Sweetser May Accompany U. S. Golf Team on Trip Abroad NEW YORK. Apri SWEETSER may yet be ae ee ee ee tilitiiaiil [ Additional Spe Three-GameFinal | 43 . For Soccer Title i ‘Spanish Tennis Team. _ Davis Cup Challengers ~~ a i i il ee —_—— —s - i we te ha and oth ha a uTrnament A AEA RRNA eR alee Nat rRNA tie et tb Oana reat snl . lt pce ws pee ee national ckeing Meade Sopa nit SPAS — deci the hare Jess with Walker ! — . Ruickey Selects Star Southpaw to Oppose Team : : i 7 | : CRP ; | sage pies. 1ampion has been reconsidering a he holastic duties at Yale would First—Bennett Appears in Right. — | ee Ree Officials of the Un : ee ee | » eee Be ie a : Solf Association have been eager By J. Roy Stockton, Gia.. Apri ‘ Hil] Sweetser’'s famil Pelicans engaged in the second game of their spring traigiaas Cardinals Face Detroit ~~ Se hehehe ame at New Orle | a sritish amateur championship Cup international mat Fohl Sttands Pat on Lineup With Ret - $0 of .300 Hitters—Del Pratt, Former Brownie. cian tin”. en ee viet his making the trip. , By H Wecke, a y erman e =e Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. de Taking the trip wo here this afternoon. Elam Vangilder, the only pitcher y © hard-hitting Third Base and Durst in Sisler’s Place at Second for Tigers. weeks ago when he said - that United States Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff = “ge nr es iit ae ape Oi Oe ee spatch 4 Oe 7 $ Se ee ) ss as eid NEW ORLEANS, La.. Apri! 7.—The Browns and Newl delayed one : the full nine innings for the Browns = me alpine Wo Sh on dha. Se gee CW ae x + - —— a Seren —— - — ee « _— a ne a » ee re ee Pte xag ” lone (3) Hk ton ‘+ " e SE A AONE EAR, cr SS pCa + ~ Peeters erie a tt en ~} 2 rd } e} | h) 4 Qi P .* ‘ ’ # , “S | e : a4 “. a : er “* J — ALGUSTA. - the Cardinals, Detroit Tigers here American League pennant Chasers. pe | we “Rip” ¢ CARDINALS Be * | eS fe e ee 5 P PS a ee, ae fing a throwing Texa’ bb s 0 0 0 0 0 ~~ ge. 4 RSS Sah oat Zu ee heir national ti hurling nominee ndle ia | PO ee nae 2 es » the collegian DETROIT . oe 4 .s SE ee Ce to offer : . . . ae ee ’ ~S ~~ ‘ . , * ‘oan Ni f 2 rf — ’ ‘ - Boston in a Unknown Factors has ° . N PUKEF LAMCUP vers: pond vo Kesupr ne seco: ck with lots of abili Lorneny. % 2 0 ; ~ . ~— , f rhe teams w pia fomorrov , raed J : - aii ; | t erber threw out Anaupp. G Ou (> flied to Williams. NO RUNS. SECOND-INNING. BROWNS—Williams grounded to Smith. unassisted. Jacobson tapped oO go ise Sweetser to be graduating. has been to the pleas rs who > a ~1 a a. léholder to England *y : 7h i \ itis SOUL > By John E. Wray, Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. choice One develnp- Hersche! right! BROWNS ments © . & « “oer world Bennet! : in = ) ° TIohnny “h ; r going on in the sox field in place of Johnn: no 0 0 1 0 ? ? 3 - pn now going Onin’ | ft ul De! ia of the 2-2 tle game l« has returned ~~ a result NEW ORLEANS Sl tween the Patersons and the Sey! ME ting in the memorable champtonsh!p @ral at Harrisen Field. last Sunda: wilt probably be a change in 4% method of deciding the United States le. —_- E. Barker, has teen the guiding professional soccer, will make 1 at the next meeting of the U.S. F. A.. with the backing of prob- | _ ably the entire West and certainly |* with the support of the Missourt-Illi- | | pols district, that the cup final be de-| | cided in a series of three games, In- | ‘gtead of by a single contest. Since | ithe organization of the United States | Footbal! Association one\ game, | alternately tn the East and * Many Chi ge School Tes est on succeeding years, has been he rule. 1923 Race QM sr tris cey . yesterday set fort his ideas as fol- iors: “The one-game cham shi 1s | had a trial and has been aeend want- fered, the Champion § ing. It is distasteful to all concerne! | fo have to play just one game es- Team ——s | pecially when it is in the enemy's oe eountry. before hostile crowds. 6n 4 game gtranse field. Three Games Better Test. “Tf a three-game series is plared was elect: . : + r a c today in the 11rsit of @ ° pest tna son FIRST INNING. 000400 RRoOWS 4. = |? 7. eFtson ‘ Ame : 2 2s Ewoild threw : ‘ ucai Int i; joohke bee: 1} who for vears gs genius of local A Rey ey ly A Ee a tae ita ail = . . we . we CALL A AG: AR eR ieee ich cease ‘yy two allanoogsa., FIRST INNING. CARDINALS Blades was out a Biue unassisted. Flack beat out a _ Attendance 4000. hit to Haney.. Flack went to second ie cnc seamen Pa ill es ; . aeee - & he oo aie Ai ig aren A on passed ball. Hornsby was calle: og Pe woe WEEE | ‘ . pent ee ee nu out on strikes and Flack was Goubled Su commie Wliiieiades aude trying to steal third. Baassile: to centri mein png en Haneyry. NO RUNS. out ochi cK. Ewoldt rolle o urs., unassisted. Gerber tossed out Contract Terms DETROIT—Blue J. M. ALONSO (Left) and M. A. ALONSO (Right). NO ran HO ons. Hornsby threw THIRD INNIN fret NO RUNS eration po prospective epponen ts of the U. 8. team in the challenge round for the trophy. this season. rear will t ven horough test BROWNS— ollina grout ded we ’ ' Lith Lassisted enmett walke: SECOND INNING. the Brooklyn Club at Ft. - — -— —— = ns a near ct ee No ——e — ~ — : = — = ’ — t- . ewainest the ances : : om on CARDINALS Pratt i Worth Tomorrow. he Pi Ls : saatther dasa sae any Rottomle, Stock was ot cloge play at first. Pratt to who covered the bag to left. Collins tossed out F: NO RUNS DETROIT—-Veach ‘lemons Heilman the first base line Pratt fanned on a slow bal! Heilman third on a wild pitch fouled to Bottomley NO THIRD INNING. CARDINALS—Rigney tossed *m* e Ter: : bert Cem o ance—"~ FR ON A RIE treme, Washington ospects fouled to C out Haney. and was out ee ee — 1st - f h of the Racing Regults ‘Giants, Reinforced in Two Spots, ot eae eee =a i (,yerper ONE PBB Pe a ee ee ee . +) + ‘= > ss ¢ 7. = All High School Nineo i Viieo —- , in —) i= UA ‘ si the Brook (aia. OASEli—W a ingen and Entries ay for Fort Worth. | here lre will join Myers i: eigau. a. departed : _—— OPO ee ee fouled te uown 7. @ Hig? 4 4 il 4 under con- | ss | No. 6, BIG LEAGUE FLAG HOPES—THE GIANTS. : ion tae wale , George eee, SOs | stage the finsMigp eerength will be afforded. under cor. DETROIT — Bassler hoisted (oO Ten has ; aay tgs z ea NEW ¢ RLBANS— Boga! loubled team @itions fair to both clubs. Hiades Collins singled to right..at thira By John B. Foster. — , a na ‘> right 1 he first hi ft quintet “In this way neither team ‘opyright. 1923 = SL ee seed Peres AR ilider. Knaupp sacrificed. Robert- a se (elaim an advantage. Each would) ee i.—Broadir u play on the grounds tt'selected. The Bike dre wa pases. Haney lined to other Freigau. who made a nifty catch doubled - “ nine “ o. of m8 followers of each team would have a went to aisagreement. It > ‘ea ~igney RUNS ‘@ report ¢? P » 7 Pitchir nat a and bieslin ING. . threw Oil compromise is effe a ~ _ “ whereby High was granted approx'- r@p,a “ed trai w another St been but roo k ie. LAuisc doing a cre man High School Van- mem! of the could “Stuffs has n SAN ANTONI Tex.. Vian POE RE Ey VE LNT LN NS be and threw to Hornsb doubling up ‘ollins NO RUNS POURTH INNING. CARDIN A LS— Flack lined Haner Horns- Hetiman threw out ‘A j ik éa ‘ NO RUNS. expectations at = ia ¥ amp ne winter. apparet 28S nOT increased their ‘ a’ Pe " o} that ’ ‘ ‘ & 2aee same we , rt . Gaiiti 3 5 eS ‘* hopes i a > ’ ~ + d LO aii OL Ptker Frent Altered. and Green team ie se ie Gia nn Mieke ond Peake area eames inicee ee serra - od probably better tT? ‘ rigiit. art SCOicaA the } —_ Into camp in 1922. entley short. Gil- hrew = ; req a grounder to third. Robertson t scoring rignt rt dashed ned the Anown }, - at ; . le ’ training weather of the hat pre-seasem imated. developm degree ¢ ne? ya ba . a eat ; mM ers The earty has” err . due te the ls on 4 ike! y that the pionshiv game. would be at “The three-game series if ad ipted thance to see it fn action tn a sham-! And the unpleasa* pmecessity of shouldering the burd: )efa title in one game and in the cre- /™y's country evened uP ty nm! ; a L\@ABy : DETR: IT- Vabb Veach dropped a «ingle threw Ou _ . ok pa mp Will not only be fair to the teams. but to the lHking of the fans ; ‘ ’ — - : (reatmen: at the t: : . 1 923 GIANTS ie Barnes. Scot Jonnard. a is J @¢ss t, Nehf mith scored . Mitze was FOUR RUNS, FIFTH INNING. PROW NS—Hurt threw Ren- no coach Intens ts ta Kames experimental, at the lieve that homens ar om ers i ie P| open ng highly prized by 8 hetiee Gm Ye ae r. Mt will be of thes nail t good starts snc pe... fichting abelgy rt season, The Uni ‘tien will profit since. ‘third the receipts of only ted States Footba!! ing into its treasury, it will two and possibly three contests “The arrangement appears ‘o *h As@eocia- instead of one- one game share eenter. “ Fretgau tried sacrifice concerned | hut forced Mvers. Collins to Rigney. bes* acjvanta and we will certainly idea. There ~~: ai league, next Bhie that this point and bbe considered. The ot age of all get behind the Walters, Webb Catchers—Sryde: ~ wvaston makes losses very NEBRASKA-CALIFORNIA ’ . . Clemons flied to Heilman Heilma? ATHLETES MEET TODAY 7 mom eden ta Entries. to the fence for Sherdel’s lone BE RKELEY Cal — ‘ eas ur furlangs” ; 3] s+} hh drive. NO RUNS ty | Spe ayy 7 4. Se Lil Rac! : eS vy . ; und _ Saielsers— Kelley DETROIT— Rigne) Stock. of N Ciaben hare - wa ie ©“uo © iy ti- SIXTH INNING s ‘ tone ioe taken alll 2°! neth 7 ar nave rith . ' a 4 17 fa . x ry ci D> : ant > Season to Be Tried Against TO ACCOMMODATE M’COY o2 am } 101| ha a OWN punted : le the Vespers. : a lenge rece: iz atave ames | | $2 ga mon —— tra ( San Ar | a : ROCKFORD FAVORED TO Mir i ke it let’ Mextene rt SE . } a e - : te have ail four teams Wot Cleveland. ning was O'Con- | tt ig entirely unlikely ¢ REACH FINAL ROUND IN ot trving to reach third. Bogart € SUMEEIbe trees ‘Weetere ene tnseea Ge Oa iPp.avVer dD it = : . A , , " - ee "Om estern cur on. = annie faces wi CHICAGO BASKET EVENT ‘°_ ihre the Saye “ie Graw's club except in the o ' ‘ | . ete eligibie reserves Cam ¢% “ic stationed i ’ «lated Press - =“ +) . ferend * | liked, filling the b ) . P Bremser and poet ' 4 the a2e@r tat; =. the CUD Series next rn? \.- the > bee: \¢ week in training nermits a Louis flied to Jacob- Knaupp Gerber’ « throw. Kraupp was picked nferth te Dnret ; : i : ; + . — —~# oh > ’ -- il . tna ittie : : Oo a % go00d asa string aid to was s@fe or real ¢*rer ** * «#7 a : > 4 nmiteher _* > iit x +. - the tz iant ptt “hirg most needed e'and be seen anywhere Many, Piaces in l*am of the reserves who xu the ti if the S« Next season ll be -wsed in fOmorrows game with the of the St. Louis Soccer Leagu: eEger Tate Brady announced Putting aside all though: of ies Oommoad: “a | a _an one mil ) 't base ile o the Giants verge in the fina! this sease : = = Han 04 lid: “want ‘Given oe } side left. He is expected regular on the forward season. vimmy Burke wi imside right. another recen: ‘tiem. Schurwan. in the halfbac has played severa’ SDdir he wii reguiar halfback Will De tn the goa! Brady. himself. will be piay Because of a knee in: fered in the game with Pare Zane Vespers - | an - NEW ORL ness whenever he There isn't enou Qe amen - W est De onnell a Real Outfielder. PRINCETON WILL HAVE Sai etait, perap Gace onnell was coached to play | i tm Giants an they are today | Kanens City. Mao. 26 to 34 REAL TIGER AS MASCOT ar~ * ch: ' aiid ‘al and whe hey f hed the : - wheleedt ¢ that he : a ° season. to think me i PRINCETON, »* —ihe a | Tigers are to have a réal ¢ a& mascot r 1¢ future the Yale Bulld: invade Princeton Jungdie fo games a native next re Cem. y - Seyullin piay -HITA, Kan.. Jennings, fe a [en 0 |6tfs Behr. Rockford left for™ mus infection of the arm will p he Detroit Tigers, | ™ a ditt Today's first game at 26 | a irthdays today &t ® been told. , seasiaag - » Stan} Db. Ls ; , Go Was regarded by fans as one anisiaus Zbyszke home with thes im ‘mg back to the playine on en most important of th wrest lin training tim © ” Grounds topia St. Leouls is sx 3 bringing together enfering the ring i is 0 ® be the limit in crowd de} , ; = & = - = , ° cept . . ws : " Tr an he 51 te As ay matter a # fa _* r - : Bete, . a . iad *@ii : ; : evr? . ion y Boe , L035 ; ssa catty ty —— we | F has been any trout . games anid | ;, nee duat ‘Dt ow - ’ _— oi ; te A any bali team. that ther will ; le TI ‘> Pens pron . - A. finals on St Louis flelds ate , = : the trac [om pietely. d | e - : —_ o al outs Sone both at Fa . DS a 4 nds of . e = * = '% . — - | v i i . . cov = i> makes easy work gricgatt one : . . : they will be until they When the . ‘hicago White his left and _ True erent story are thra —and that is, world’s champic It is quite true they can all their games and equa! they will have their bad ger for oS a. when Jttw@ the ad yn . 7 Yweight r* ee - _ ‘+ Cora [oHaea *-~ nerit seas — PITTSBURG-DES MOINES INJUNCTION GRANTED Bu nneik it is kelly. will not me Fin mongcan a BAR MALONE-WELLS GO éeveto: Peele Pee 34 > ' ‘ er.the half of which wii ingens rad for baseball ‘8 probably «as Press expect a hitter of DIAMOND RINGS TO BE action the Hoovers«and the Ben _— Na — — ae » i sng Min The drive from the ee Another series of games re. i“. sponge am na - > — wv VS OS ern imag ie. shea t , le ie ~ - nliAarm 7 acca ee oe . Su smcay I . hy rates Wen the same _o a obtained an in; tion ‘Ong dis ance hampion of ail be played a 2 acai echeduie ~ Lee Woirneae made 138 neapnotte restraining nme. missing from O'Connell use of the «lowe ' ia . u » ed oa . —_* CE ‘a i ' a wha al. a Quen i ateiill tat ' the race. st id the Sey enrages é ‘oe rirates miscued ; oh ihe S miss 4 n as Prete ase aie 7 | the man Oost resemb! with have : a it oe so na‘ @ stands at take orty of Shen Tomorrow they would af! County League Se dd an b Ae, 8 ores. : las os % y « tee and think essere wan chance te the for fire? nlace ee on 4 ” : : ” - es West "t n e | Thompsen dey 2° . : gg * erscity — a | : | ee Bentley Should Strengthen Giants. s@s on Apri! Pa. Cien - . TOURNEY HERE PUT OFF; School Leagte baseball 7 i cies ae - co , ae - What Bentley may mean to the h afteao ll hay be tag ap Mare at BOB CANNEFAX Is ILI Kamp. for Univers: ci true i iaa. befor 4 2 . ome ghts club is still problematical His Braves as —e Semen 15 men. Ferguson canted th ero (3 pitching for Baltiqore last rear . WEw YORK. Apri! 7 —Owing te ef Shillito and Pape age Landis Che flilnes . funetien was of the highest order Being 2 hase ba!’ ef Febert ke Cannefa ? ’ : a. mynd interfering’ wi are s by overt. hostile acts 7? 7 - e : . -_ - . Seif Yas h - > ~~ ustied around by the PR eee OT GRAW'S BEEN | Lo Cry, too acne ee ee ee eee “ . FOR DEFEATING YANKS ic». v= . on on > Femaniteree Starke 414 rot act fn Kansas City. , . Kansas City, Kan NEW YORK. April 7— nail a —_ . ' ) , 1 : 4 loan > preety drastic manner. ‘Wh " . machir Im rfe. pre ade ; - 7 - & éo™ champion Glants will be presented + short pass system — . Die = ¥ . he complained when : =_ ‘™ to clear the feta imBus ae. % : bien Pets | co i! ' ’ " AL . —s . ° 1] 4 -_ i ae i> | *>* open . ne ld a ‘e Kansas (it '- : . mG ler = ' “—@ Same ang refused [* : > : . * 1 i - or’ - : O° i eed Proceed unfil the Heid erway . been : eared Tin ‘re 12-33 ‘*® gone back «f its own ter o—Ph because the home lean ww \igo a threat of forfeit wou terson. Wille and SHREVEPORT “8 offenders get back r Places Me 5... errs ” AF®eo late! Fa rs for the sem: Sey! ™- the Equa! The world's man he rr . aie ie Hal rin fo : oo ) cial ma Ti Ss {or ereditec a8 0 beating the zo. est teams entered the plate, ‘ac baseba!! drama of . ears ba > men fore pace set br tear and iost 33 te the fast Schrieber and Jones TACESON. Wine Aor” Giants 9-17. . fan 8° °o os Hs overflow ever eccurred Nor was such wnspe rt 2 7 Conduct ever displavred oy meres . occer crowds as a bedr. as 4 Tex. Anril ; Yee ‘Tex 4 at 3 -10- z Fort Wer - - i "The SrT isen =a . i” rules deman jJenns < Rion, ¢ vy a%or’* Sa ; worth. : : ' say that ff St Teun i te "et went year. thers will { ™"erwans bo ‘ sty : : ‘ “a Pa ad ' -ague "¢ Pretection of know the the Giante rece ved studded watch fobs laa year RICHARDS FAVORED TO feating the Yarkees in re a2 adeen’ wreeen « the wor: - or be ~ ~ rreper for the t@ames end f @ s rare as gold-fille *, BEAT FRANCIS HUNTER £OoG as a p ' 1 Wiil ee... aeriee at 1921 The fobe were wit ‘m St. Levis has been Preret tr base ane h : wT” ’ ome? « QUT ts. does . .? » BY ere hefore the - =). FOR INDOOR NET week. Under the wem sc h-: _ xh , wales sillacialaaaied he firet eet of matches wil! be bh.» 7 , paiva ts (Ricago White Sex E, w T St Lewis April 16. tT ard is: : Richards so eecené in Mansae City. Apri! 1% 20 Cooekeo aac a ce -_ ose cio Me i and Qhe third in New Yerk Apri) ¢ m! beating Midget Ra-rf , | 3 eee 37. and the fina! =. Pati Reading. Pa. and Leen Pishe of ae. ing streng’ a0, May i and Louts. mr mn oe cutfield competition ot experience IRA v a 2 arts. and Fra . eserve a a oe re a ~ ae 'wla’ r *e Pound of the ti eThie and atical with — atti . —— infoer tenmnt= champfonship in <i» RAVTME gine _ en Richards {ts general! precy Pt te o——é s! : 4 ly favered : \eague® @-4.5 Rattver ‘eter MeMitian defeat the champfen. an@ Grugacy. Dedsor. Stickro@t and Weis T Ef are rather a a "utes firgt-st) meme -~ os. Agri! Tesae * erick MM. Mart ue:t. and Te ‘e pes’ Bored ar | saves future

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NOTRE PE AI TE IE TED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1923. ST. LOU FuSi-Liorns ii , ee srtaxes ; a, i dditional Sporting News || News of Books and Their Lthors — “sincsttzDe One Hate Patmos Mader ete in -_ : . F 5 agai Ht -Game Final Airplane Takes Lewis : “Many Marriages, ” Mental and Moral Mess of | Leda’s inability to transpose herself } journeys from Moukden to Mengtsz. | tuto the key of her new environment | ‘and en the byways of the old em- . | | # ° To Springfield Match: ° ™ 4 as } —— , : | fatally Es a d by r Vv q OWMS I 3 =-Ber Soccer Litle Champion Nearly Loses, -M2in Street Manufacturer Is Stirred Up by | stally essravaied by che arrival! =The Literary Letter BOX = ius 1 tx some over me SS? bar tartiaas LRN LN AN as Sherwood Anderson eh. ss Faint Perfume, by only brains but souls.” “By the H- E who runs may be able to the following quatrain from a , devils,” the author says at tne clese | weasure of her fineness she exceeded read, but it takes a writer kindly dispesed British journal): of his narrative of the Boxer move- By the Asac: lated Press. s : Cw Orlear fs Barker’ S Plan SPRINGFIELD, Mo., April 6. | Zona Gale, a Splendidly Fashioned Tale the experience of her kind; by her to review while eating. The “Much beadle you're taking ‘ment. “Who will give her a God?” | ‘ : sh ce : . . + Db “STRANGLER” LEWIS, } . . , Simplicity she was the more primi- [| New York League of American From novels, the | 2 LE 8, oy Ne s, »y Say. ? ‘ e. : : can s champlon wrestler, With da Reversible End — Emile Zola de live. Penwomen has inaugurated “Book- In fact you are making “A Fan and Twa Candlesticks,” by . Mary Macmillan. (Stewart Kidd : 4 | League ia Sliead Says Single made an airplane trip from ° Barnaby was Richm Crumb’s Review Luncheons” taki lace > ‘ aia s jl ot. 2 Luxe—Briefs and Abstracts. husband. They had lived abr : pga eae Co.) 5 ‘ _ Kansas City to Springfeld yester- | lived abroad, regularly each Tuesday, at which . . . eup With Rebertson 4 A , Is Both Unfair and day to keep an engagement at. ; : a and she had come home without him the various women authors who 4 ; A diverting playlet in verse de- . Inadequate. Convention Hall last night. The nstead of secret marriage, such a compose the League carve their LETRER written to Webb | signed especially for amateur er in Sisler’ S Place aat oem champion left Kansas City at 3 | By OTTO HEL LER. fundamentally more real than the Common device in fiction, there has fellow artists while consuming A Walhkdron, about his ; The Little Theater preduction. The ae o'clock and arrived here shortly ' “MANY MARRIAGES,” by Sherwood superficial reality we know. been a secret collusive diverce. | their meal: toad to the World,” is typ- | scene is an old-fashioned party on ppears n Right. = MUST BE POLICED | are & a en. dciain wea Geil patecodn.. (B. W. Wuckedh & Co) In “Many Marriages’ Sherwood | barnaby is back to obtain their boy. | ° ° . ical of the English point of view. St. Valentine's night in Colw a. Fale that the machine faced a stiff a HE enervation that sometimes | | I |Anderson releases John Webster's | Oilver, awarded by the Paris court W *re asked what 10 books Says Wells: “There was a time nial days and the story pictures the stream of consciousness, letting it | the mother. Between Leda and he would like to take with when American novelists wrote search by two young men for their | | , ‘Wash over the facts of life, color | Barnaby springs up love, instantane- him to a desert isle, Ro- like delicate Europeans; then they || /@4y’s fan, their quest being inspire! they by the promise of her hand to the ,them, and all but drown them. Most | ous and intense, exquisite, complete main Rolland replied, ‘‘Ten books, wrote like reporters; now successful one. The piayilet is the son Crowd Last Sunday Hurt Hills and Jack Solar in a handi- $ | person’s limited reservoir of sens! | h Sport Staif. 7 cap bout in Convention Hall. The , people will find the stream of con-/|and irrefragable. Above, we men- that is too little! I should-prefer write like human beings. You can third of the & Kidd 5 So rd of the Stewart I series 0 E ‘ . i bilitv or attention—demonstrates us a ima , 7 . 7 2. Browns and ‘ee Orle . Scullins’ Chances. champion threw Solar _without bility or attentl rr yet : sciousness too deep for them. tioned a new touch in motivation a human being (one not too stu- goand do anything. You will. | r much trouble but Hills: wrestlea °|few things can the reach of literary Now there was no end tothe elab-' he father’s devotion for the boy | Pid if Possible!)”. And he add- will Sherwood Anderson and Sin- Little Theater plays and is issued in ' a form practical for purposes’ of . . / 2 . ~ - a g ieee riaten eee aa * * ; Fame Oo] iheir spring training — , Lewis for 75 minutes without )!irfluence beyond the confines of Oration of thinking that went on ‘comes between him and that perfect ed ina postscript, “I hope that you clair Lewis.” By John E. Wray, either gaining 1 decision. dinat : enjor ment If that effe: ‘a ithin John Webster.” we read on ' love, because the First wife refuses will at least choose for mea beatu- e . 6 production P ‘ - > mid . Ya © "4 } ] “+71 ; } , if ‘ _ . ? ; se . : After th: referee called 5 halt page Wee can hneip Suspecting to vield her ehild to the sec : tiful and comfortable island! 1e@ Post-Dispatch. 2 a a ns 1 isue upon fiction that is ‘ ' second— : Teal ‘Faol’ “ ry Faditor == , Lewis was unable to arise for — fet - it was that drove his wife to suicide. not from love of the bov but from . 5 6 A MEMORIAL to Mark Twain “Fool's Hill.” by Leona Dalrymple. 3 One of the interesting develop- five minutes. without a story, the proof is doubiv Also, for a person of our simplicity resentment. She rives Barnaby the [teat work, MAYNARD ’S crit- will soon be erected in El- (Rebert M. McBride & Co.) wind all the way to Springfield. Stockton, | 2 | : U smanlike Acts of Harri- Last night Lewis met George befalis after: the reading of a novel—due to the draining of a ngilder, the only pitcher who hnings for the Browns. was Fok ital work, “Our Best Poets— mira. New York, where the “Some climb one way and some t| BROWNS =. in the soccer world English and American” great humorist wrote several of another, but every adelescent young- 3 > 0 0 1 0 2 2 3 | 2 Be ce unc ‘Mi B t | monotony uspires with excitement Serves, Sagely. that all people in the’ ty’s decision to take tl | (Holt), has aroused lively discus- his most celebrated novels, and ster has to climb Fool's Mill.” gq, «og result of the 2-2 tle game Le - issourl €a S$ a eul-crushing effect world spend their entire lives mak-| «.ve he, vt en ayn “ i _— sion: some réaders approve of his where he is buried. Ile likewise In these words does Grandma t NEW ORLEANS t _* erase ae ao ead Ok! h 8 t 4 ir. Sherwood Anderson’s “Many |ing dramaWNzations of themselves in nded on this Acasknnas anneal opinions, and others violently dis- married an Elmira gir!. Olivia Northrop explain what ailed he | 0 0 4 0 0 ® ins, in the memorable champlons!ip a oma, O Marriages” (3B ’ Huebsch. Inc. | relation to life. Precisely on that/;cte. But here Miss Gale started 4 agree with him. Here are some of Langdon. The memorial. which | srandson, Paul, about whom Mins 0 ‘$ra at Harriscn Field, last Sunda s a bv a less esthetic staf: resuppositi reposes the univer- ‘ hc so - his challenging statements: “Amy will be made possible by funds Dalrymple has woven her plot. The Z | ess femporize, and contrived ; *T) eo j i , E> ? ” ’ produces moral fa ‘ oe appea! ietior “Manv Mar- Sea? tng hl : teaticiiie Lowell is a free-verse poet by cle, riven without solicitation by author hes chosen a subject familia Lineup. m 7 we o¢ of decidi ng the United States, Bases Cleaned In the First, When Tay ‘thor mental exercise. Th. | riages ’ is the conscientious study of iden dite ste i ; cag prptgiest erness: Sandburg bv natural bent friends of Mark Twain. is to he to every parent whose aor has ROW . _ NEW ORLEA is : — . Sooner Fielder Collides ut fr creating ennui, thought Zola a meqnta ness stirred up by a con- oor Cust a par cooece. Ga Masters, by shrew dness, helped out «rected by Elmira College and will oor we when ne inust CRESS Robert = 3 = ee f. ” Winton BE. Barker, who for vears Ww; ee in telling all you know iq, dition of the body. [The “average” Dareahy) PR NCES“ by luck. Edwin Arlington Rob- be placed on the campus. | ools Hill’ and bask on the way Durst 1b./ tert rf fis bean the guiding genius of loca! ith Parked Auto. ‘id better have said all that you | reader will object, not without a good jpey are | en appear tat’ | inson is. a humorist who cannot > oie in the warm sunshine of calt love. iney are to be marrjed, yet such an laugh.” “Vache Lindsay chooses “Fool's Hiil’’ is the Stury of a evasion of Richmiel’s’ condition |} to profess himself a Buddhist... . C ‘0 SANDBURG’S DEFINI- | youth who is forced to liv: with his hi h-tension conversa- validated. Sn for instance, in Tol- of mii d. it kills the novel. Some- | antion retwee ed: ‘ Detati ais 0 ° - . . , PEW n Leda and Oliver. stov's “The Death of Ivan Iliitch, where in this book the author ob-| «aia unhesitatinglv aceepts Barna G : — ba! ; . ’ efessional soccer, will make the ih call ina: Ste. heen. test- | Peeeee, chat & heck wide Giese | McManus 2b . at the next meeting of the lv. had exhausted his theme in its | ‘'tself as a novel, should have been | Collins c : NORMAN. - Ok. April 7 — The | nad exXnhauslec is Brne ih Ws : . | a F.A., with the backing of prob- s ; ri | ; | : ; rence : | sentra ae Pa : ~ the entire West and certainly | et ten ve ana — es ve indulging himself in its amplifica- and will agree with the self-analysis | ond gem porter dnd ger Precrpe He ts a Catholic burdened with a is a sliver of the reapinty — In | brother and sister, and destined t” B- | ance—750._ wi onde. Aaeh the support of the Missour!-Ilil- | - “ee agrep " an © Missour! | tion without spread of scope he ad- | °f the hero: “One made a great fuss,|\. ainiy to keep Leda cae |g few fads. ice the belly of a golden frog. at, [/be misunderstood. In other words, ’ area ee ye ee 7) ct, that the — final be de- » 79 - ° - > : . ru ases rij ©; and Denny SHADES, by Robert Webster tion. The author leaves both ways benchlevy. ' the new plan President t Barker smacked ‘ into th ft field , + ly th : rac 1») vour lo} - 34 JFones. (Dorr: — i ‘ . i ; " ie 4 — 1923 Race Ope ¥ ‘bed lay set forth his ideas as fol-| den, where ie a tel ne : ‘2 + ae > Souaip . pera ~~ : open. She has a perfect right to do Human Nature and Conduct, tis green, “The A-ast. Wind,” by Hugh Me- » 2 ad Ri i cia at asp De a ee a : ity with which profese! so, and some warrant in fact-of-life. vy John Dewey. it is ond, Nair Kahler. (G. P. Putnam’s Sons.) - “ , ‘ ‘ a . « .%' in tu) 1? \ ur tre users ‘ I it i= © ] . i¢ " ‘Ty sh | , ’ © . . , 7 - i* ; ? . . ‘ : . ihe ities championstdy has iat Manel ane 1 jn aes a th ll , 3 gigi al “mediums induce depart- Just the same. she raised a tremend- Swann'’s Way, by Marcel nroum z hat is it ‘lea’ This is a volume of six short nov- ‘ . = seg ° . ate; 223 hall bart , — ' , : end-at ‘Ine ot eres — - ~ shen > VYortnies have a come-back ve question. and ends bv beggin t Abrahan Lineoln. by Lord Charn- OUF eyes are Crocodiles ls ic , _E All High School Nines Have ae trial and has been found want-/.). J 7 eg Z ) sround ‘an to the reviewer's attention i: an : : — W se They are yellow! Se vom a PySoy ; sg Th on » & , ha nsta e couche | 7 7 n : attenti in published in a long time. u- fered, the Champion Ji = distasteful to all concerne} knocked unconsciou and th base The | kK appeal! cpresealy to * those old days when clairvovancy and . . ° bs ° thor onan t “ t of : Arte: shave to play just one game eC8- (| were cleane: doe tan of ' +» etnteere rel | t) matured oo" Se "ilies “PICTURE FRAMES.” by Thyra ee pay S tO NE SOF Of SenEate: 1a! Ajprpprecia r} PS LOwarei tJ nhiatiure\ formed the principal . OME Chicago lterary lights { ’ . alism, sex interest. or silly se ti ' Winslow. (Alfred A. S 4 Wa German publisher spec- ru Ne to ° Team Es ially. it is in the enemy's! Corneliu enter fielde : ETE OTE ) i ape tant ie al Ss - “ 284 . ; pel Seeger hostile crowds, on a_ ere “he ae ot “5 riarriages WhO KN * way out of industry on East Olive street. At a cemacinagh recently gave a dinner tg Wil- ulated successfully on the tv hold his audiences, but writes of = eA { € eI ic i AQ} 1 Pw *Ti1i% i y i¢ a 14 : . » ry ? Trnr , rg 56 6 seen ia mes) semnteede sed ie their plignt vet. miss i lrough their seance hel In the icinitvy of Comp- sn 2 : liam McFee, and among those enormous unpopularity of the big primitive things of life, of a se _ ge tie a 5 aarty en ee ee ee ~ lack of the needful courage to mal. fon avenue we even enjoved the un- S coliection of short stories 18 nit we Sdwi F * author 7 ‘ hy atintial struggie for hign sam law into ; a. we -' ee ee bas , slits i LjJONe ie Ul ' prese was Edwin Balmer, author verde. AL 2 the land, oO t , rhe annua re or hig ¥ “Three Games Better Test. blow into a hon ) Ritts clio at 4) cmnbonriate | formettahia netetions ata mann enthusiastically sponsored by , : Ppomes ac 4 William II back in the nineteenth f sturdy, honest farmers, baseball BUPpremacy will be "tt a three- -game series is pl ave q After the fj t mning ‘ant ae ac } hILLiI . j ‘ f a] pris L ies Lal! ; iviiezs { a persona eT)- erg cme oa ae sheers Edna () The treath © a anda ; an century is related in the diplomatic ofr the forests, the love of the clean a sure f hn} i ntity. "@ pu t Le I P is I I cour ship both gripping and brilllan: ue Pm. The nines representing Sam @ ground and the deciding one,!the Sooners dln ain ail é : but All live near + na loneer. Thi uestion direct, employing his own @oubt. that the ty of a writer is Fee. innocently enough. asked: me day (in 1893) in the course . PP by _ . . :% « . _ ; P " : . - . . . ler : f ’ ‘ i 17 if Vv Sau te "j } ‘ t the e a! Soldan wiil engage ; hird be needed, on neutra were wun: é ra sy 7 ective . emar will e}} , — —_ f+ nNanner = . oa - 64 . not merely ns Oo write well, but - lieh? ’ . . : my ! n rings through igh ley and vs Bs dat tines ‘ ’ . > teats 4 Stee ithé ' incinae . , , Pee PPL Cosi i iii iQ! rurin s . anner © aguress: AY! Thou . , oe Vhat do the ighthouse ] ee pers _ ; “The Barren of the Barrens oT) by : , , streets of Wiesbaden. I noticed In . . on | opening game and Cleveland and@ Meritory, a surer test of soccer | blows to register Timely use f the Ghost of Shakspeare”’ nd the also to push open the porta to n the lake do in winter?’ To th , ail /Will J. Bloomfield. (Deorrance.) tral will stage the finale. The Wijgwength will be afforded, under con-) "" ee a eee = istinguished spook averred, in a Worthy ones io are knocking at hich Mr. Balmer made answer aaa . SS ee ee Pears . This is a story of Pennsylvania : as ie OCW he li tn . mer Dattél iif ‘ Wa ‘ ; Lbuiat i] I = ; ; . a +) , i ¢ “ aes ‘ j a Vol rs e e ad oe 7 ; » ’ pled man High SS, tat | +% am ig the H ‘ ‘ fair to both clubs. . aan , ‘ : eA ; af: * : , ; ; voice ne w1¢ Vy ‘ tf Vv its pas- he door . . ie pi ibutes to a prom- very distinetly, as | hev give up ut lin é ntit! d - te igula hills of roaring Ares guns and | , 3 — ee ' ow aw 4 ve wWaSHINS 4 yies Nhahieu , OU . in seal ‘ 1 : nent . ' . « , , caer ” ‘aesare . . Tan- ; member of t} e qi intet of y “In this way neither team { ould seri . } bya aE -ed tna : | ' : . és - WA" A “a ni 1 1) . ries. uU speak- e il At bi ; ; i Mrs. lighthouse keeping and start light pu . ! anguonae Tr annainn woodemen The hero re . * wit! | th u Aimee Fac! OPTS ‘oday. a) i eet of Viseonsi A bia OLR er SF ERPS ; Bee “ee ~~ thon aah Cipaeartent> a (Caligula or Caesarean madness). _ grappics i ape ange ‘aim an advantace. gach ulé KLAHOM ; 2 ea Psi °y ight idiomatical] Art. ins! rk. 1 housekeeping. an inheritance of rock-ribbed hills , teams Lnis ween ¥ on the grounds it selected The TTS: "RT s BE - }WHNOTH ila ai ge; No} 1} LT, lanee in + » thile wi is collec- which 1 9 ye . * It turned out to bea literal trans- and ft e : All of the nines are of rathermy Oo} ea hy in. 2b 3 +> | ee ee eo interviews th « f “A new master of the short story “ET thoy 1] lation of various picked texts from Jf) ” r many exciting adventures k . re ns Tt min a ‘ +} | e ° ers of each team WM ould hav : ne , we’ ii@ 4 ‘Ceaanea ? ‘oo line LT) n.s try is @Qi Fo fil = 7>Y, iY) - , . ‘ r v cach nine. The early start and ip game. And the unpleasant ~ nel ie a a va tins 4? tellin eagrery ene : : us succeed in setting tn.s S i is used in Junior English as well. rhe friendly and frankly : : U curious backwoods folk of Nubbin ‘training weather has hampered : ity of shouldering the burden mooted questions regard- ti ing-—expert and fascinating.”’ {(“ourse,”’ by P. H. Deffendall of St. : atv » ; > 1p. : ort hair jehavio dk hie ‘aA 180 FeYWooc sroun Oi1is i} t lis ; j : : ‘development of the teams to 8 atitle in one game and inthe cr nel, behavio1 To this praise Hey od Bre Louis, just published by Little, Ridge with their homely eccentric. ities contribute much humor te the on . ° 4 T out fully as to produce the effect of rianifestly intentional! lese-majeste, furnishing, however. no legal cround for a _ possibie crjminal prosecution I was told that the i ‘ > i ; ‘ s ; ue degree that pre-season strengt > country would be at least Pick ee |. . de in ee oft’ Sas _ ' BASS IAG . a 7 ~i wn i! n lech, and ascertains takes exception jn one of his many Brown & Co. In this book, En- not be estimated : ® ned up. : “her — | 5 wagglitg ‘ : expert views on our contem- columns. He declares that ° "icture clish is taught by the “‘project”’ on | | | story. of the gone Ae agi . pag a | “The three-game series if adopted Mor’ sot age i 7 é Re an . rsey SRE rary problems anc perplexities. lor Frames” bored him. Jt iS merely method; that is, th class takes up oe bonne yt phe oo | Oe any a1 hate cai tm tian tol ot mii not only be fair to the teamis. but 2 | i | otals i B Sl, iy ia es vin rei : : neste r.stat ce. Quee! Elizabeth discloses superfi ial stuff 7 ine . various projects such as “Conduct- ' : © mi | “ ache ahianiaale re “Rudgetary Control.” by J. O. Me- He a line on the ability of the mats > : will be to the liking of the fans a ire t ’ i ——— modernized spe: : nh why she never These stories. about which peopie lng a Ciass Magazme. ‘Conduct- igul a om inadreas Oo 1ousands Kinsey. (The Ronald Press Ce.) sred no coach intends to mnake the@e . an United §& States Footbal! Associa- niarried (‘When she. was queen. SO geem to fee] so vehementiy, one way ing a Health Campaign, “A of eertns 804 rhe chief source of Although much has been wrtteen was | games experimental. The game tl will profit since. instead of one- “oth | | she gives us to ul} derstand, the En- or th other, are peculiar inasmuch Reading Club” and “A School De- William s sEpepwarny. md the | on? budgetary contrei. the attempt UNS, at the opening of the season emir the receipts of only one game] Roberts. F barned = runs— Missou! a a lia Bhi aikeeekd reais glish language consisted principally as they are not so much the recor |j bate. in the courve ee. ee largely suP- || made by this author is the first, so highly prized by the coaches, a into its treasury, it will share | Ar anit : : i alial ] o* rm I ‘ of proper nouns and improper ad , ry actions oOo! Mrs Winslow # ° a ° posed, despotism, but his declama- far as he is aware, to present the ae. | lieve’ that ‘g00d starts inspire ' toms and possibly hens Ghntests. ene gil ei : j Ne yi - jectives. The a spade a aracters. as of their thoughts. AKING HA Y WHILE THE tery megalomania which aroused subject as a Whgi@eand cover the en- ght. | gg gg cae x sons ae + “The arrangement appears to the — ] : , 0 pt a spade ana rey somes Brighan \irs. Winslow believes that not all Ms N SHINES. lan liay has Suspicion ane eure abroad and tire budgetary program. He en- aan | =. ie short season. eign dest advantage of all concerned Young endorses woman suffrage. thought is expressed in action: but had so successful a career as °¢ vertually pre ipitated the ruin of deavors to state clearly the problems nd we will certainly get be@eind the Methuselah giv: longevity secrets that thought, in itself, is interesting. ar alithor that it has called forth the country. involved rather than to offer full so- ber encyv to break the morale of the ea. “y ‘iree—J. ) 7 vento Behan nd P ta , nip oH (Ee ne that Invol operation. Jesse Consequentiv she writes stories that «= lutions. The reader is addressed not , ne oan en iaae bora nity, re B. eC ity James gives a tip:or tipping. King are sort of literary motion pictures whom he wrote to the skin and ex- and beauty of character. But bad ,as a technical expert but as a stu- ched : schoo] plavers . & “There will be a meeting mm a . a : : : jams The coaches announced the & t league, next week, } it j iT Semen | 9 7 Ee Sh aRATI GS a | te tienryv VIII admits soine matrimonial of peoples’ states of mind. posing them In all their nakedness writing has spoiled her | dent of the broad problem of ad- s0n ing tentative lineups of the Pp ethat this point and one other will A. B. ee TENPIN LEADERS —- + tea pose. iS ate —. . niistakes. (But there were faults on There is. for instance, the analy- The result in “Nana isa hideous ar- The situation has nothing novel to ministration. The effort has been to front and their positions, but wou . considered.” The other komrure ¥ i UNDISTURBED FOR FIRST w“ ould a rom ee _ y n ne! Hoth sides PSpeci v theirs.) Phara- sic of Gral dma’s plight. Grandma is ‘ay of degeneracy and sordidness commend ft. It takes a very clever keep the discussion sufficiently ele- ‘ by | #ive any details as tu the Pra “ ern the representation of St motne? SCCAT enc an oh solves the Servant Problem. (Do possessed of very limited means and wij no beauty by way of contrast person to supply color and design to | mentary to be easily undereatandable d batting order: ; I is in the cup series next nene . DAY SINCE EVENT BEGAN adopts shamele: on lence a: : youl own WwW } r get out and do of three married children. This com- to justify it It is Zola at his as threadbare a theme as the tril- by those who are not experts on the ao | | FIRST GAME. af ce ater oermite nea mg MILWAUKEE, April 7 vTesterés ¥ a | Sing id nage moot - mae somebody se : | Lord Bacon pination of circumstances obliges worst. angry tee pron, it is just such technical subjects discussed. The bb- | Crause Pitcher , whrtteligg — en Peres Papesnle, M8) Soerlin ot » arene tea toe ee oe ence } . de r stories than The Holy knowledges assistance from various : Rranc onie: (Catcher . — = . As the Post-Dispatch pointe ‘ 1 ‘ nt en d } } } T “ ; ‘oe tne rou RPhamMe! a a hee - r Y)} tf | Ine-n . @ lr Tie ? Y Ne re lis 1] i: ly } ; ; ‘ , ] time sine : Pp jer mouth as wide-open as Mr. A thenv. ) Nero discusses jazz. (He Grandma's only genuinely jolly M®- ja. created an episode from his life | 4ree business men, accountants and in- Third Rase . Ehrile 2 és the present situation. done 16 ta . > 6% } feren vents : wee co ‘ i 7 : ments are those she : ar } iy = \ 4 3 i. bye Sal , o rT) ‘ , } > > oe . 5 >; cs _- . " Sone . . | Right Field ie meant Pins Ske im oe five. | 2*r of things th hay iappened to the Insane, where | ayed « 5a te another. In these intervals Grand- we see Casanova as he is growing “The Red Redmaynes,” bb) Eden ? ° ° makes losses very hard to ovem ; ob- ‘and a couple nt reverses has a } Lend Bl there are two methods of retiev- i : i Secon : ,or ¢ month ago. the five eaders Aereoan'’s — : “ > ; — ° nie Mae . ool in ae : , . Z and = gt ar een : t ove nee Ett saci Fully un- | was @ crack performer, be it remem- sper.ds in the ji, writing the story of his homecom- | _structors. The book, 474 pages, is 7 , j ’ » in eacn oO we see2C) =" » ihe 1 j iia ‘Oreryr) ‘ arra * } lis CC ‘ +} > + =ar)* r , ‘ 7 . ’ . ‘ ~ os ett Field . Eeown the number of teams repie- rétained their position: clad in his ceremonial array, he tells, bered, and at the Rome Asylum for ,.Jijn traveling froin one child's home jy» after his long exile from Venice Briefs and Abstracts. fully indexed. aoe Soe ae ting St. Louis in the cup competi- | ™*:*'" " > ce ; " *% ov . "1 oe ar. . ; e » 5 . ° . ‘ “> * ‘ , iliic . Center Field ...+s mm, leaving two entire teams from rt y him, a strange and uncanny story, tl ys, they were Just crazy to hear a is her own mistress entirely. o1¢4 and no longer pessesses the Phillpotts. (The Macmillan Co.) Pe h to draw reserve cup stre net] Kesey - . ' .” } ae fh, ; ' . so? ] . o * 7 +.’ hh ) _7 +. ' 7 . a un 2 . . : SEC ‘OND GAME. @e one other is to , (cago, Kansas City, . Wares, eee eee) Cees 6 OM —? Don Quixote says he wasn't and she can put on innocent airs of .harm he once had for women and When Mark Brandon, a_ well- ae hran. (The West minster n : ress.) Central. Cle meer, but each keep out two of i , San aft oe salt ie } (‘lle did mimmit a few follie ‘ importance : ~ ‘lair I , Colligen 1? RR : from Western cup game gs ln \"- enlighte ning ¢ eirl be ond 1 e | ell na i i at ¥\ a" s. b J as ehe boasts about her Two lovely geductions "T he climax comes when to fish trout. he did not know th . : inc air ww was not right when | apex of her understanding, yet al- | each folly Just once--whereas our ©. \na her lovely daughter the old roue forces a handsome, he would shortly be called in by a "* Seseribed life in the email towns | Conners. . ob , “oa ful St. Louis eleven in its f MSIEOR BMNCHSs), » wavs conscious that there was some- reformers respond ao ; | Inger. . . s ; — . eis. 2m its inal: Geman Da! neil ’ _— . = “gc ee - ‘ : ) ne ne | ie | i. 3 . utt he oe 4 nd. Risdon Creamery, Detroit . 42 thing wicked and ungodly in ti King ¢ = _ nis bk wenden OF PROMI” | te simply the narration of what goes 4 young woman whom Casanova de- mystery of the disappearance of her and monotonous, says Jean Carter haem reg “¢ An- | 4 atronize the book aK 1) | they : : cot rref : : PX teats on St. Louis flelds. wit! ae a 2 o es by) “! eeenntes se Se |“ ' to the futurist style in art. considered healthy South Sea regions have served a like of arse | utable Louls teams, both at Fal) R DP libraries, Miss Zona recess purpose. The Far East comes next, Harrison the Pp: ae . } salt larking | variety and in Ca- ; Lag) . » , uo” } ' Vi Ti al? ¢ y : > 4 tT Uns i al in 10 vals . é e d Liveri ht.) . Was very poor : gooey t! first HAS AN INJURED ARM ows 6 pague colhlaee™ * NE ee a oe aa cnet . Bont = eu gn . mer custq@ms official, who talked with ir Al he first lv ex-sel]] Ir ne ' 1) ie in all nce. OSE who mem “ae | . ' 8 ts is. Her new novel is in all, ae Mrs. 4 HO ‘ do tapes ices ithe Chin@se in their language, and man event tonight teams from Chi- , ma is “Church Street.” by Jean Carter have ail four am Ss +c ben o0t ; : nies repetitions of quest nable relevanc\ SO CrazVv as some moder?r efor , : ; ; and St. Pa 1 fins la _rep n yuestionabie retevanes, ‘aay 6 He modern rerormers. ty the other passengers which made him irresistible in his gnown detective, went to Dartmoor | Thomas | oO 1s eight eligible reserves for the suc- a mealies ytiagripes ening — rst ing. ° . to an encore.) Old \Wel]l_-the story! Thatisit! There young officer, who has an affair with peautiful woman to help solve the of the United States as dull. drat . Kutterer during the ° . y . a g P 7 . ’ > | } 1a oo and h _ l ct wi) € . | , hj | . ¢ ++ I ' 4 byterian minister w f 1 , meueen-s. Aw, Miwa see ian, so to speak. He follows his mo- !S pipe, an us VOW! an ls fid- ourney that carry her to the hanse-' der circumstances that will keep f(s has to do with the capturing of a . ’ ' as one orf p ¢@ar- J . . ¢ f Dbert- subjective psycho-pathology of ‘u- advises daylight saving, Capt. Kidd | |. pival at her destination. ecnrvy trick on him, he is identified | unexpected twists. Even the love in- | "!sious influence. The story is By the Associated Press ee 8 the situation wil! likewise be, 1% SINGLES 3 Freudian simon-pure, spring from eration possess greatness. | t wal praise brings him at last to a realization . . ° greatest love and admiration and .John J. McGraw of the O™@ ' , ea oe } t wel ‘ted ¢ inkir : Neurian, Mi! (16 great well of “‘silent thinking when one deems thi cheek. Philebsiphia ' a El a meee Gk ahdeieed Over & Co.) of which he was the spiritual head. simplicity of feeling. It lacks the; This work has been available in| When Hewlett wrote “The Road ia 4 Knex, Philadelphia : | f - “s042 : @ _ weak and merel low sent ‘nings will be #1 tomorrow. & 3 As *, : e ‘wi . : ear of en ’ ili lv written Tom ieee he matter of fact there Larson, Racine . 1,98 well within oneself, for fea: . On tion of the sort of readers that they possess 1s partly that of oddity; The story is brillant: : /eompensations of smal! town life een any trouble in U.S Ii. Lange, Madison explosion. : orrespond somewhat, in story though the subject can hardly be interpretative type. More lately, the 4 ‘ - “- . , Wand Harrison, XJ. had trouble. FLOYD JOHNSON SIGNS Mr. Anderson's style of narra- | (tiale evinces nevertheless an ambi- The English used in telling _ . and the present book on the Chinese | PUBLICATIONS 3 Cre . »*2 ee Hine en ~~ a a ee > av 1 mentioned, is co! IBPICUn nw . yy T + haa Gerald te , “At a apers Seutina. TO BAT TLE WILLIAMS ; Lic t lid is let fly; and th 1 OF ion to excel the upper middle-ciass i¢ ma PS : , ' THE HOL’ PREF : , | Middle Kingdom comes ron 313 hh = fT or) ' —. 4 ‘ crowd w: ym ¢) tela ae , 1 vith the unconscious, 4a } h jpon a A as on the field prac- eonsecious with ti une — re ' iin ¢ thes aid that upo! , ‘ nd | , pee the Associeted Press. ese reasonable respects more than ac- It has been Sa: . =" tions,” by the same author, and /writes most pleasingly in his own t mu} or e 4 Senge all th ; } ite r ? = ‘ i yr? ; ; ea ne oun lary lit wh a , nay le ‘ » / _ : . ni wh time imnt¢ rfering wit “DE TRC YI 7. Mic] AY ri] Fioed yt Li ; lit erating Tihé I J e : reptable hot h to the “average”’ and W inslow bas des: ended the na it 7 expect a similar scanda! this ~ 1! th " thi a a ib 4 . aenryetta ; ns by overt, hostile acts. | ; Senne’ thought and action. There - ite apart from an) 4} ane inted. “The Holy | * ot al ' ngs esorive or e ure ~~ Towa heavyweight. founh* ee ' the demanding reader. It has a of O. Henry Juste Spsst ' op “ time will be disappointed. 2 |charming—the story of the disposal erien— Was hustied around by the po- | Johnson, f th i . ; ; y the . . Hin Sega : is no denving the success of this ex ee! wat ; ‘it of “Picture 0 4 , , “ist Lohman of Toledo, at Grand Rapids,|* yIns vital story, very fine love-making, {ts opinion upon es eee * ,| Tree” te the sore Gs of an Irish | 1+ unwelcome girl babies, in the eity iy; Gra- a _ : . : 1 tte ; Re it} : nt| periment in novelism, or its legit- mphatic belie r h id- . Thureday night. with an injured right | perim as eehgcmian haracters re unhack 1e e+ Frames,” it is our emp yeasant girl who lives with her wi | In a = if - Stark 414 mot act in a | declared here yesterday when | imacy srant Overton, with other °°" s asec nhackneyed yet ry w ut that mantle , h Afather, a ne Moukden, is revolting. The writer a Mly drastic manner Wha- arm. he declared =" e ye! rda a y. i far -wnten pered cu nrobable, the colloquy is brisk and that O. Henry wore ou + | No owed mother and er grandata has an eye for feminine beauty. an4 4 ae he stopped « while en route east,|critics lined up 1ti¢ : pe! wel : ' ’ odigai. - . ae ne ow ; ' of the engaging. and the English flawless. himeelf. The Lord is prods fisherman. In order to escape mar- | io ay no means lacking in his , a h 4 “gi @ complained. when ‘ders . éé 9? 4 - . SAY . Tater: matoah ’ — Tr e 2 ; 18@e@ L . 116 . cCrea- - The own = , “ him to clear the field. to Sigh UP *” al - - : logy, considers this : - ' "bove all these merits. the story matter how fine one of his rea rving Luke Finnegan, a miserly and | : . lisagree th the Grand of consciousness” a hiirth ; | aw u- al possesses the advantage of a distinct tures -™mas : * act} : —— @ninion he should have| °°" stream ' be He never exactly GU- Gupenit landowner, she marries a a “ . 2 ioe new S| ; | [eT . ‘ eeneene ° - rr ‘ 7. ‘7 © - iefic woeneert! “dl ’ Most every & 4 “a ane Game and refused to ver ~ . 9 bout man inant le performance in — 1] and outstandingly original theme. P!icates the pattern. * younger man whom she does nut PUBLICATIONS ta 0 ce er ‘ i= a ss - yl I: may be, for this country. J:auyy a ” 2m , ever: rn eae Proceed until the field «| is. « 'dreae ‘okman’s holding Fes wt i elt Maint Perfume” seems to us an ‘ove. Her real trouble begins several any. ‘es ne thew ¢ tle. ] then—a rose bv an. vy : EPRINTS — vears later, when she mects } rary i ‘ ° 4 4h : . a ,; ©) ws ‘ ’ ™Wwo word ABLE. i ‘ . . in town wow wR been cleare The crow) | “* “ mann Gern , pater 4 . —— Iohneon deciared, made tl fiolit anm,. amn " i ‘ ot? er nan ‘ . ; (and ros ] 3 ‘Nana ** by Kimile Jola (de luwic the ronan whom ahe does iove., . ' . , } te. he have gone bh at k of iis OoWn Ae 2. - ago Tnastered ne sarne eoiji-Seare Mt, then. because th e h P m e te Oywe-wWiAati «i a} se — " . ‘ T) gle is . © amb wa 7 en fore \ the Ia n’'s arm \ ing method in “Trackmat daatatiactii : ' r etween | down town, Aleo a threat of forfeit would ihe injut pz ' hi ive] t Easter) edition published by Alfred A. From ten she is torn betw Ve Ley m ep -e init 2 7 ‘ o_ ° . ,f alrnost morbid Wsvs ne ; net serious, but proved a a product of Leda Perrin , bs = , Knopf) and “Ca anova's Home- the in pulse to flee with him end ; — made off : enders et bac to AS i . everthelea town, all over »X a Places. & ack «tated Tt was reeeived it (Trail logic curiosity but nevertheless ‘ at : fe get = . schnitzler the hereditary moral forces that bin ] ™® puch overt) the dav before the bout finished and intensely dramatic father, goes to oii 6 ner cousins coming. by Arthur . her to her husband and child The 7% ry r ewrr > te ' . — , ° ‘ . "ert Try , i rr r * * Se ' : : bring © tit: . Meh ES, . ethane Tigky Johnson has signed to meet ee hor tor’ And in “The Apostle he Crumbs, pending her recover; (Thomas Seltzer). , hand yius aes =NOr was such unspor‘s-/.,). “a ae “his 7 ; short story. from a temporary infirmity. These ANA” had reat vogue on | outcome—in which she has no han Pe’ Conduct ever displaved oy St Williams here Apri: of. = *5 "ia sketch preliminary | his later) © 7 3 eey> | Sue Oe == S 5 about 35 —is foreed and unconvincing. in eoter by Coles you back for ve = Soccer « rowds as a body, like that ith Fred Fulton Sched ee: Oem Fool in Christ * he devel- f“ryumbse of charity ehe finds hard to ite first publica inn abouUL of Th uthor undoubtedly enews his . s é , aS OC - . - : Pe , i A } a d , . ’ aie . on nis ea 4 ms . “uled for Boston, April 16, is dezint . . st; . skill the Swallow lor casual acquaintance are aco. but is known on, at Harrison bec hint semerience withtal oped with « onsummate skill L , 1 . isd nt gen- | people. with their loquacity and thetr | . ™ Tiles de 7 . . to afford him exper! cog a a a mere overwrought however, they are greati to be n ee readers of the present & ; : . , “ae d proper police me 61 a wr olf Rain prepara ian , transition jroo Me | mM ' 1g! - , 0 1) ; i P . on r miserliness and their piety, but he o im 7; ; ges port Se ‘ _ — recommended er enioved rtic ‘ratio he liographs 7 j . * the teams and I MN i este Tohnson-Willard co on May 12 mental state to one of pi , | ae : ena -e of the ja not a good writer. The characters a tte way th the J | ) + (s at if St. louis } ' And in t? rmetaph jiariv Orrin ‘unit the Gideonite tesan, it is a shocking | iw . * mronomania ‘ | . a}! . . _ . enn i : .o¢ enents re not real. Ann (Union Made; ary Hext wea ther: weil} , : foundat n of his at et ried mv OTE TIOOUTTE Th ome of degeneracy of Parisian socier® | me oe nig 8 , . lit with he outwith cleverness . . ¢+i ? ‘ ) . . ' . 7 d I ; ‘ Protection or know the a. Col | EGE BASEBALL as 6} eceded and outdistanced rum] of the whol » of latter days the Sécond Empire. comes } es , " ‘ —New York Tunes Aston-Fisher Tobacc Ce.. ‘iad i=. Ohinah 4 ree psties weet i ) ) + ee y ? 1? pect « elie ' The t! erne s the ruin wre ight bY | gi riish perplexities and fear at he: Louisville Aye . — Misseur : nahomna 4. vohoanaivtie schoo Lvery- | lb bospe ' ‘s aod ee , .. i a do ma e leve that NOVE »F ‘1° , - Southern Methodist. 2, Baylor 1. the ps , lavs we see him delve | fusttan that ts clean The authori one unmoral woman among the | forced rriege and th A L S 34-17 fee yy Abel 7 ——Chicago Na Tex A-™. 6, Texas Christian 6 where in his plays - ie 4 si “a ¢ mm ; fi pe om French nobiesse. Zola de- | 0% erwhelms her later. There fs ten- | _ GEORGE H.DORAN COM 4 , | exan A-™. 6. ; , . urces © eds stains from e#mearinge it or s y- | mushroom cn none ! , | to the mystic sources of de and !ub E om people of ‘derness and a glimpse of strength he, nl Hourtan (‘Texas League). +, 1 in vee and Be Martasct: Plover Goodin | : ne whemehe 14 Duquesne 4. | his figures are instinct with a fe | ing it with the lye of unfair satire. | lighted in stripping the

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1993 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | — " PMGES REGULAR | "NEW" YORK STOCKS ||_NEW YORK BONDs |L-NEW York CURB ]SANISI AE News and Comment = ON L0 ARK | —SPECIAL DAILY— “rPectai to the Post-Dispatch. Bn ss 4 rier ~h. z NEW Yor} - . - ™ ‘*h Y _ fan Evrrhsre today were “Ke r. ee Balas / "4 , han? Den ; on aa : - : % = 3 ‘A 6April 7.—Tota! sales > .oe sew York Stock Ex nange toca} 4 a - OUOWing ts_an offic ist conds trade. , ae , : ' cles! 407, SOU Sares Saiece to ll a. m were ma ih) Shares aye a VCR fF, wa! toda with pric uD * na i» idimg the « — es yt ey . , \& C 4 ; = Agting ' 2 8 list of SA €5. highest. -owest and she a j Foi Ve“ ing « A st of tuda, s in 33% c 4a, Ra.ng i ; : b> ee at roc i r ‘ i* “LAY ” . ie H24 (Hi ; ire Tj? o-2 ibe Vester jay ” . - ¥ es . . e u! it’ . , in on the »+ew Y ork ‘A urd Market [OGay . sa.¢es oi ae e 7 | - r.ces a) WeeK ago, $} 38 Oe . co. at re 0 {Wo years ago.’ —e “Y-8Rare jo im the case of Standard 0) iseues, sales of which are in full — le ” j ‘ *-. ‘ a repres . $1000 face va. ve each: ae wD . Special Corre: t the: Atay 5 oie . —— ~ —eEV—"____ ee . | 4 Post-Dispatch. “—“XCRange. with the high, low and OckKs ana eK : yea: ‘ t - tv Rates Sales High. Low. | Close. Cnge STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. Sales. SECU RIGS ————— ua SER anne . F : a jose Week. Day —~——~———-_High.. Lew. Cis a ; _High. “Tay on DOME ) INDEPENDENT OILS. rc em 3 y w ace * Reape | - — Securities. Toda: 'y. Ago. 'Ch'ge GOVERNMENT : MISC AND 2 All Pag Bea oe tu ew -- 26 2% 6233 i local marker ; Stock Exchange “2 a) “ey que Or. is J : l4% 1 __e g> , ae or BT ; eo sate TRIAL BONDS ’ ; 94) bs 5 94° . ite : resulted = . , . 4 : : , tallroads oy 6 ¢7 i wi ae: ee 3 r | feaboerd O:! : | — — ~ ie: Realizing sales were going 4 - Ps en 4 s SL Ist 4%» “= +? ; , - a me +.% "_ @ " Sgeme directions at the «ar ee ee ~~ 4 ‘ : J | Led 3 ss aezen 0 & L : -— a Ce i ke pools were busying th @ dozen or sO specia! . “7 ~ptd ‘ . nerea: Decrea ‘ =~ 3 : : Meee 22d Equipments Show 2° 32'x |) #8 2° ES! eaittans gene woetee BS TSS as Be ats Be %. = ea on 79 UsL 31 41: 8S 98.21 gs} ‘ — 23 3 BOL a ‘Re tp. : ow . NDUSTRIALS. ieee 34, . was 4 mikture of sma!! ‘ oi lug D tne i > , : ’ : | Mos a , 446 . — 7 ory . : ee ed L - ” “ without any genera! cl ‘ . a h: 4", a ar on 3 , ene way or the other as U. S. Stee! comn Loce and Studebaker «=, gear stationary @s such spec a 4 Firmness in Small Trade ae teen! od ih) Tei et 2) Be Rates Sales High . | 2 INDUSTRIA Rule Firm, but Busi. eet ete, 4.4, .§.|-.-. 1- > eS is eas ness Not Large. ¢ | few O Lilia 3 By Leased Wire From the New Vork ] Bereauw of the Post-Dispatch. op ove 207% * ; 1S Beisten oie. =?. NEW TORK ieee i ’ | } 1: eee .. ‘ a if * 3 , x . , ee X ,e q> » ~ bh > LS. * come Od Sa s ~ . __ gees . 99.6 92.2 FOREIGN BONDS ‘3s = » can ever be. of the rails did t half point or so Jd he ‘ eindiieetnieteeee ee IR oe RCE yy, * Po hem sonar - be ee ly. Na a Buds a: . EM EO le ey . 1 Bint recognition of the py te the preparations *¢ me traffic volume i> im? ou “1 Otp. bs x “a *2ae Col the Week-end «x: moved Whey a na yw Trading was in fact. scarcely ay:ivs enough for @ny definite trena to be distinguished. In genera! rails and equipments Maintained their firm - mess of the Previous day. while some ®elling tn Parts of the industrial list. Particularly aMOnE the oils. Was ap- parent. The market adsorbed offer. | Brov i... ae =e 2: g2 2 , F222 % 354% 35%, z “Si & , / & Co Ist 6s *4) 99% on tings well. however. and closing al) e - —_ : : nad ly aS : na “ % i 2° D . . Mun 3 . LO le tAILRO ip BONDS. ‘ prices were ciose to the Previous .. ns x . a os U : : ie Sm ens > # * , "4 2 3) Nas @S 3'ss5 46) wi 72% day's level Bonds held firm in mod- do t8> : 3. : METALS AND EQUIPMENTS. ll Dy E ] 2 6s ‘47 ™ oy Migs . Shawshee Ls | ag | , erate trading Ghee teste Bd ; 5 | Almake June 35 r% 24 is * 4; DDE 1 6s Ee Os > 9 2@ 4s sta ‘93 | ! Sief 6s a. sae S pent etume F232 — —a — ey , oe ol ccm si ae heel Execha uent-P ni? "o2 8 ac: -102 2 im i2 6..) I16335% 134% 1 14 Ly Pt; ag one ) | BOS ) N Se A544, 10 gZe~ >o* 4 ; , CLY ave |. we mperative'y dull session in bonds “Foreign Quiet and CoiGe Ee ; very 6s... : 2 oe ort! a. >: Ll? iFre ~~ ‘a wii 7) ean lel ldeal 16) Ysage a Lock r ; ae as ar = pss Biipras the decline in — Steady, Week-end lack of % raph a ey 2 $i. m Sm ¢ . 6 ' ‘ 2 Haiti a a. ,, es i: — ) uv Prod LOS 103 ” a. , a ied them down to a pe where ome and chances | a > a “oe tos 6* 3 Onyx i 3 gap . eee ee £ ractionally lower GN Ds. | B Pai ; R te. rists r . | : or lig are — aes cee” lower IGN BONDs. to be ios a Finday, gee a “i Nene ernments, were with- ther . | . genes t u : Out specia! Significance Sterling ‘n i ~ contr atin : Mek Todays que tions seemed Selling at. $4.66 was lower, while In the loc: “% week. Today's quoetationg see med French . cents, were | ices eS ~ amet witin & a Yesterday's ‘ enough to induce closing GUotation. Italian lire lost ee 1% points at 495% cents which : Practically the Point fron: week's rise strtea Other Fy Tates were Mostly firm “Interest in COMmmodir: Was centered in grain. hy mand for both Wheat and cor; _ tures carried Prices to new igh Points for the Season Thie huving Was predicated on the helier that the Government crop report. to be Pub- lished on Monday afternoon. wil! he bullish. July wheat opened 3% high- er at $118% and within a short time touched $1 19%. ana then re- ceded Slightiy. Corn followed wheat. the July future Ketting cloea to gn ents, Cotton was quiet and fea- tureless With. prices firm May con- ' tr@ets at a late price of 23.75 cente showing a Rain of 22 noints “Another Small decrease in sur- Plus reserve is shown by the weekly Statement wh.the Cearing House Aggregate reserve totaled $503.000.- 000. Heavy decline« In both loans and demand deposits are also re.- ported. the former falling off neariy $80.000.000, and the latter $56.000 Tha ractically the reverse of these items in the previous week. Time deposits rosea Slightly while Government leposits fell off $2,900,000, the total now Standing at $126,126 900. ee, ) Foreign Exchange ‘ | Mathiaon Aw Max» = BMteck of the sliipping co rather weak » Pt rs he ca is ~~ P 4 ae el Ae eee ’ id B@Boosc SS IS5ESHR ef ae 3 to i$ Owe * - tal “y den Ch : tifon &2 Ww = a Tas : 00 « “~ sud dy we , ; , tort lomi5 in | aoe ' e+ : ij ‘ - a ide 6 jh i » 2 ‘ ‘ w * >» a ww , PORE = ne Signe a =’ * se F. “ ~ Drees 9 od Po a DPe "] Dn 2 hh he 1h OWO' Ois ¥*) te tl Lea ; >. pe aa 5) i baw Wisean heh i re > ht bee ahs an) ee ln we fimo 2 Ww w ie Ole Po, sea ee ore 4 - Or Done - Bt, 5%2103 Mex 4s 404% A he po 6 » 2 i PUn- Dw - M4SOD OG Word, s Ow ar ~ ps Cris -« Or ‘SES -9Orgna y FH" ge he Pa Cr ans te] Btoniog, - , Go bd " oa Outside of * fend market ?Rang’s were r tat ’ nO great acti i 48s and. Atch: i “ous r* red "tions: lhs ary '*? * Un Kgedm 3's “24 ~>..' Festern T4arkes sou ac ; angi arr ’ ~ } ~”- « = . _~ - ; - e ™ ~e ” - 17 , . A, ‘ , e - care o* w a ~p * ered Aa round the a rye M ins} i > " —~ oe . > = : * “ é ‘ ; he : 2 > 7 e z ; $ ~~ MISCELLANEO! > NDUS / Hav ER Laps. Pidae+? see at ~% =~ ° =~ -# . » oo “Oday a + cxas ~ = = —T ox : me ocal Wheat ro, hich, ‘ ding = iare _ Scale, k Rs ‘3A Ox , Q. oo 77 : LOD sea Q ¥VU Butte ~ Western - : a nel . the . ‘orn re i ¢ _ h city of “reate: ' . . : : : *, " ca) —— . - Phe i @ Se The weekly state 1 Vac O 52 & 51: | 3. mber barks of INDEPENDENT 3 | a8 corm Prev x eee ‘ neluded 54 care jaf? ;3.000 tnap set Showed & gain in com. >. O 6c 3 c | 90 Com eat : b> tts re rte wane? Wcial loans of about $26.900,9900 i i > - lo . ’ oo : ; “2 *-. +-ONis 21 Di : 3 _ —_— - ; ‘ wes « : . }. by aa : 418 Line /O8@ ia ‘NVest mente of ut $39.000 00 was confined @n- to United States S@curities ie uy NOT Heavy AND MARKET ACTIVE WATION Ar, STOCKYARDS l.. Ape > "ips toda “ ~ eied: -Cgttle and 1o0: horses wwe ow © ; o” PIS SOS be ~~ £isio® he he ) Rise s r ¢: rhe , Ae i7T*- “ideas! 1D 2° - . Ps © + ~~ DD Rise ‘ ‘St ® * + Ce fa > ’ to pe DOS! f , sj ™ + r ‘ me - «@ | ake | a crea te en he chee os. al ed oe ee wr —T 5 > » . & rr Ft mt he ss » » aa. new. 5 en ee by i -« ~ Wre oO Rie wad Househo:! j Ho: strc: 1b ~ ne FF we - +44414440E r Be) “twa » : > ; ae ee aS +O wm Warket germ - é uel Pa Li} | Z ie SALA AA nya ~ & ar ad iw Gy -- S! #@rs Stfac) 4 from Frida: > )Ja°" w * ~ * _.. 2a “§ Des os PEM SS ak ke eke Ris 1045 death ase lite a ee ee San Rue wire , misi’ rie Le ee i ee | C .% 19 ~ | oo ~~. 2 oh ws S.ost -4 os 4 CEOS S ESE SS ee ad #1) P Za we = + - ft the ™ market See = red _ -_ > fw et ee iy | i / ome = oe o (2 hr DH i rig ) ie ed ee ~~ # 43- 2 eon Mor ———— ee oe! OF 4 New York Sugar. ORK s* -~ ‘a . r ? >. ai . Apri] — The -aw , . - Tia a ‘ [rer ; " * * . 7 . : . + > ‘* . . : ‘ ry je WHEAT STRONG AT CLOSING | Pii.r32 on"! So See Se _the P Port 47. bite, 4 ighing te | s*ias wae 4 Na tide DO use -israe 4 69c a do , e icy | Nat Conduit ;Nat Bas iN Y¥ | ad | Po ES ok as “ HOLL AN D— Ortn (Ds : 22. noes ee Mark os 004 Crown (D) 0014. ~on ost - Df snatch 4 : strong Peed ‘ ' 54 $ a a P ees “ove: 2 - nN : a ur - : - — . ae a : foe eee! | ia AUsSTRiU — ik ae D “ ™a iD) } 20- yy N | @ * NORW aoe ‘DH 78 354 Leuts ifn of one to four he for raw and $] 35 | Pt et ete! BSrarers a Gq ~ORDBP Duet ismee 3 ft? : = r Lis — . | Chescers and Pica G00 | .osed stead» Apprex:. No. 1. $3.2 30% ~ ‘o $6 and cans . Deca, May 576: July see DULUTH, Minn. apeii : BOR. ~~ BS amr Secember 352° ' . $3.13: July “ana 9 81300 mark |: ent & good ihe ‘a ae a Si # 1.000 bushels Poe ‘- ™ O80 000 j 0 601 000 ~ - . oeed strong to eft tly hk icia! i . period. mules Seadcy to umeveaiy ow. es ie ' ; Bi Swi -" : i | “~ Cl! ibe > (oC mh De Og® ee a POND 38>. - PO! Wit tbis pe . J ae * * * - Oe a! Ge —— & ~~? re ‘os Ridder 2 9 Ce the ) . 4 yy at Py Gadd uisStocks o the St. louie Steck Ex. Ya a tS DB~deseses -- a | Me rmencr Ty Ew BSG ew FoMAR |trombere > | Stodeha Ale — ee “w@¢@ @#@ 4a i) SF On the ¢ PEM LUTTE basse!) Closings ¢ ok AA ‘Te Was no tt! tendency ads ‘ (ORK. Apri: > The troy ‘a Ta ¥ ; ,e Yy ore: , . A, - | - other : fulet and rather : Ir ~~ a Gan ~ , 3. = ~S E ts Realtzin nit tradin - hi - ¥e ' c N 3 weltat wag: Na. | Sf ‘ ~ ‘am Caah 9 ting se io | erally |, ) mppeen a a 1a gig Led 5 hr oe 2" & de lings bean a —-.. “ . Bon -—: Exchange ere oe $16,534,439.56 CL .- ines ; ial - : ‘ ws va te, age : yr lots at 38nre weed . "ar ee Socks. . et ee 4.308,.963.72 : : : , a laike al 1 12: if if. , ; a ww. x ve ange ~ : iiay } to redtop at SR to $13 for whafty - i4 | be . Bonds and ‘ertificates — ie uwewn J 11,644, 436.68 on t ? _ comm nillet - | oNMcrete Iny tment Co. Stock 1.90 YNEAPOLI: rr $2 3 let at $3 te $3.50: b Ban Seen ape : 1 N re he: : 31 oy : 2 \ 2 , r j . ee : ; °s : nk Bu idin am « 2,300,000.06@ Sn fancy. $1.33 @yr az A Aa Other Rea! om ee 225,006.00 ‘ 4 . 7 et . “+ _ St. Louis y Marker Pedera! Reserve Bank Stock et Dae 349.600.9006 21 50a@2 na | Safe Deposit Vaults . ’ 190,000.00 par: , : ct * we * * « .* . * ade. $15. CLOVER. IXEr Overdraft, FS 0a te Mare bis Be as 1,490.59 JAF ER—Pas | +++ $49,542 216 93 4 ALFALFA—wN, Scores. eaters, $3.7; - + ee pf Ec, PF pe ~k rig ~ G a HE i | I ee as 436.818 40 43.373.034.63 "9. the Post-Dispatch ~ustomers’ Liability, acct Acceptances. . 476,422.14 SE ng Interest Ea cammereus a loca! wool market’ “tear? | nteres rned, Not Collected bled 15,785.11 “38° Dusiness was ae, Sowever, was at | $56,045.580.44 incRanged prices LIABILITIES 4 monkeag 7 by : - . , — » > fe ? \ “Zena ' oOo bee ; ar ecliiiie a i: cas e = a 0 sr , ms bh ~41.119.7% 5.369.249.35 = . ’ i} Cire ’ o1 A e “a ~~ > ie " \ ¢ +t. tej : 7 ee fae : . , ae “t+eeeee 4,839,600.00 — : ri => ¢Wh; idaho sacked ran S00, ts i w t.. 3 : , 15 ¢% 114: , | | 477. 822.14 Mies 2 ow i... - — ° . , - - QQ ‘ . - ° - _ : * > * « > oo a - A , = — * “ 3.800. a -- 4 4 ope a tami neo t- i Jy . wt a . jec-=a90c { Reserved for Taxes ee — A, e oo oni? _— lao 4 > : ; *} ‘ : n n ' ag m the " > Antal nll neh. Biils afr exc Range and ° hea: : R rved ’ r } i . 113.633.3812 . , . hoetn ates i'r 8. ve, mone: lowe ———— | merenge 0.309.000 iscount “es | eserved for Interest 000 i @a4.,*°%q t THES G: emete 0O0 bh. :3 e Pt . Hoo x 53, 00 a Eges uEchacged 'e! ri pts, oe O00, « -tota! Apri! 7.—New York bank Clea. New na Bills Rediscounted __ aS 309.000.¢@ | oar Yom . = “+ . - J eS 'Tr—Alvre® wie N ¥ $43. ow Torte Federa! Re : ‘ S pound Sate. ***Tage run sats ‘ec ‘Tina, fresh ec la le, ee ae Pee Tew fy ~ “ao ‘ad 2.050 ewan Ww eT oa Swit - a nerd? — Rut Me fue Suge Petateap & OO Swir Ime! 400 — + he . soe 599.63 64.234.2974. 24 oi d- aon ies kee ee $56,945.530.44 “ “Ss p2—-3 a rs h ied rice 2 .¢ an slew M aie om ?« 41° Yeilow Tax: ‘fefle ood - . , 2 ‘or c : m: prt umn lev yi Loire ili reser ea — : » “a ~al . ; : . : z y 'T . _ _ : ‘ ite . : Teta. eaiea 20 d00 0. * 29-9. Thi 7 Tease of Ort ; 341° Sma market. where 1600 tiae May. ir : : | “ae 278@ 2. Calre. 33. a " Thee ri : x ‘ tps a = ,2 Ode ; ° iid ner ¢£ . . ——— . ‘. : , , . = M *_* « =" NE, 2 se ” aa ae! 2S Were uy i? rem : a io oe —_ > -. es. — fal: 35 | 3 | RO change, Now S32 Py Ss er t= tone 2322.

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race -spiager gt: arya yeaa: meseepethe ST.LOUIS POST: “DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH dé AN IST HIGHER . Fa Sect CONGRESSMEN PLEAD — ARGUMENTS NGOLTRA [Ma BE Wer Sa TG HOTHERS RAGE Mariage Liceaee amen: saath uis 2 Bender. beloved fathe (nee a i Ma ye : 7 mm PPA APA At mw . - a 4 M and Co ent | One Slide Reveals Hundreds of Spir- waa Prown—Mrs. Mil Nhe Pespice i ) sr itlions ibaa ent ie eof ochs id , wana. a and Irene is veare! } l . -in-law, . other-in- an (IN LOCAL Te so PECIAL DAILY— | : it-Like Forms Hovering Over As- — ayne dge—Lucil lien Gold (‘ porta w. 1 pay ag years, seb r mother-in-law and ount. & od 4 chapel | N - Walter C. Pates—Loretta “Green. from the dolph Mever Undertaking | 7978 South Jefferson avenue Funeral . semblage at Memorial Service. Dewey J. Bell—Antoinette Schepker. | Ge." e chapel. 601 Park avenue to St. Vin-| day at 2 p.m to St. Matthew's Cemetery.(cqp “pecial to the Post-Dispatch. Dave " uicGeo—Frances E. KetcRersid. cent's Church; thence to Calvary Cemetery. | TOBIN—Entered into rést on. _Thureday Correspondent of the | — | NEW YORE ‘1 7. at —- Of ) Ps . ; _ aie eagcggam |\Newton of St Louis, Hull. of |}Question of! Whether Colonel|ing lecture of Sir Arthur Conanj|[egder in 52-Mile Contest in| Fer sit Wyeoff—Minnie Gruner Thursdey, April 5. 1923, at 10:15 p. m.,|nue dear beloved wife of George pa bt wang te tee + RCHAN _ PORK, April 7.-Trading on | ‘ 7 | om ‘ith Rest | Doyle’s American tour was given at * a nip: Elem 5. Chism— Marie Cottle” Witte, Bop? "and Colla Cavs beloved son of thé | bin and dear mother of Laverne Mary ' - 7 roost i , r ino} | f Vv S ) . sir late nd © . te be tee nee closing ‘ana we caren _ stock Exchange wager eg quiet; lowa, and Graham of Iinois, | Was Ser\ ed With Restraining (cq, arnegie Hall last night. sir Ar- England Has to Stop to | Frank Walter—Rose Easwein. beloved brother “of Se ye bE paw gee ena Jokanne wishent tase ® tc loce! market. and quota 5 éd in only sug price | rs = | } T d V thur threw on the screen a dozen : - =e , | , ary E., Margaret © and the late Nora dear sister of Walter. Theodor. peived from -Xansas Cit tong -pesul onfer With akc oO ec | Order L oday. ur wi i Fe ] Harvey J. Wade—Vivienne M. du_ Bois lone | hea : : - aay ‘y ane Chicage _ «th Realizing sules were going & th Weeks on Issue. . P : ,|Spirit photographs. The most re- ed Infant. mR, RR - Lodge. Mo—Mres Wiume | } - | wte . ition : ' ; in } s ily d - ilnster Brid teynol , 1 husbe Yf Lena Dacu ei bel L. Walter. Mre O. L. Kura. Harry I, - pas U. S. Steel common, Bald vision for the w aterways in the next with a writ forbidding him t seize | i} ring the silence. On the sec ge as Big eynoids. St. Louis, Mo Switzer) and our dear ase. — ther. oF ae and Frank J. Walter, faiher in-law of O. : “¥ po and Studebaker were 288 / annua) budget Congressmen | the Goltra river fleet, came up for| ond slide was seen hundreds of spir-| Ben chiued 6:15 o'clock this morn- in-law and uncle, aged 42 years _Kure end Margereth Walter (nee Ciark:, oe | ie = ; si gee Tien PR , ‘ it-lik ‘ ’ fe BIRTHS RE ‘CORDED. Funeral from the Leidner chapel. 2223 st Gear brother of the late John L. Walter end fonary as such speculative) Cleveland Newton of St. Louie, ‘1, | *™SU™° t before Federal Judge Faria ; {t-like forms hovering ovef the heads} jing in a 52-mile race to Brighton. BOYS. Louis avenue, Sunday, April 8, at 1 -30 |Cecelia E. Waker. our dear grandfather, » ever be. | ‘ St. is, ‘| todav. Col. Ashburn was in court. He | of those praying, so thay the photo- The contest is the outgrowth . and M. Hearn, 023 Montgomery - an Hope Cemetery. East Ponts: | Aone 20. 8:30 ¢ : . Pl , ss +. ‘ ' . - “4 o} rt . ‘ ~ et n 7 : y. ri of the rails did better, gain-;E. Hull of Jowa and William J.! nag son. in voluntary isolation in;&Taph was alrnost biurred. These, gro of ai H. and L. White, 1720 Division. No 11364 M. Weer of Transit Comp. eral Tesstey. Apri 10, a9 9:00 6. Eee oa , rT , +e . , —_ , , , . end G. Guerra, 615 6. 3d | , half point or So. Chis, how-!|Graham of Illinois spent an hour! East St. Louis, bevend the court's Sir Arthur said, were the spirits of controversy between the mothers of J. P. and A. Weld. 3814 Vest |, DEARING.- BOYCE—Sudden!; . on Friday, | fiomers, 3543 Laclede. Cineinnat! (O.) papers please copy. (c7) | years. __ SEPTEMBER _ oir —__ represented the best judgment of! ) “There i _ igi Ci : | ah a ihe apaepaee Fe The Bo d M k 4 Congres iv . Th. first witness wags Joh: M.} Phere is no hell and the religion Officials of the Society for the om 44 og _— . n arKe -ongress, based on the reports of ’ ; ; Which teaches this is rank blaspnhe > fed e}. v4} ee. EHRHART—Entered into rest on Satur- | Funeral on Sunday, Apri! & ef 3 p m, = #8 . | os 4 7" | “ : ‘ : . : : | the = a » onaineere The general ord Warner of Memphis, a pilot on the , y _ +4, ” : z 5 br : sp - Prevention of Cruelty to Children Fatt “ oe 40 A, ane one" “ 23, a ~ ot as agg ood. , oom ne . tar om ae the feature 0 toda ‘Ss hor 1) ¢ , of oo a ae et oe . - hoarmont Vi ksbure on which Co). n ; —~tnere is only a hospital where entered a protest against the affair.- A, Potter, 2004 Gdnow. “haries Ebhrhart cv sae : 24 f * kee atreet ‘ore ? a oe Har. Ss . session in on oO OTK, le Geiegation & , ad | goss sou st 5) ; ' unningham mut. oved husband of 1 > imony Council N 618, Knights an aiics" pomparatively ge “y son Sia : e vd ly raised, but none of e oppo- Ashbur was a passenger. He testi- mrp ¥ paar e: we through @ cure betore declaring the proceeding harmful to gteler, SSL Partner. anderi. and. dear dime | of Security 1928. the-decline in Libertys which I sag Oe VS * 9A wey Can enter the new Ware: the children and asserting that if) Sebastian. 5949 Washington bi. | Mayserene Ebrha:t. and dear son of Charies| WEHRIE—On Thursday, April 5. 1938 athem down to a point where) nents of the appropriation had been b byets ' eee ;, Sir Arthur told a story of Presi- he };j ' 8th , and Pretces Furhart (nee Lammert), and! at 56.30 p. m., Thomas Ward Wehrie, i he “favored’’ the Illingis shore, de- dent Lincoln’s administra a the little ones suffered the mothers! a" veer brother, brother-in-law and uncie, et) eo months, beloved son of Walter end [= nying that he did so upon order. nis Sy ¢ F . a which | would be prosecuted. , of vw. years and 5 months lothy Webrie (nee Shields), dear brother of yin} showed, he alleged, that this coun- “My baby is in‘the best of health ’ , : 2 notice of funeral liter from Wetck , M Walt Ir nd an4eo: ° inati } mi P 2840 Rernard Rr , Oo South Gr Dorothy ay and aiter - ana gr : pt : , 1a ‘ross-examination, he admit- | Bros. funeral hall. 2201 Soutkr Grand poule- | Mrs. om Bt crop report to Pa issued Monday, leene Firday, after having lagged Newton said, after the interview, | t a app so , in inkling that Sy Bad seen saved in ae ae oe and temper and I have a bottl f s Nelson ANA” McPheree FIN “ss re a = a oT "o's a 4 *% ' . - vs ~~ ? | ee bie { Z li i ‘ . ; . : ; ) ) | | vyora rhs 4 yy rom Southwest and B uahinc the general market all the that there was no doubt VW eeks ted that 7 i greatest crises-dy spiritualism pe Dp 0 eo a 1272 S. Broadwa) FIN NERN—FP'ntered into rest on Friday, ieent, Mo, Sunday aftern n, at 1:30 o clock ie mtributina "aggre hina “os "esas d y's quotations seemed, would order that the authorized im Something might tess and wanted cording to Sir Arthur Nett] Cn ) kes at his feet to neep ees vee a 1 in wheat. Toda) juotations seem pul P 10ri le.” ba gee . ‘nur, svettie Coburn,’ one of the entrants responded. aS — day ; ~~! » @eer AIAIO> Bay fied that on the trip down the river 4.4 ~~ Pheat futures had sharp upturn on the. ~ ie yesterday s gains were lost. able to*point to any specific § in- ants Exchange at the week end , Be s te ‘ :, ¢ 4 Pe , -. ‘ S@s- 5 & ponds ose Siances oO york. .- corn aiso rising. The pending Govy- . 3 *. §. Government : 1 on ; I Aas. emon. BRB? McRee. | April 6, 1923, at 19:20 a. m., Emma Fin- as ; nern (nee Ehlers), beloved wife of oe Fin- Dillard, 2587 "henteumety. | nern, dear mother of Fred, Mra. Christina ~ «= [ , - me is todav. 7 ving Laln ; n i ‘ nasa ; : | boat came alon rcide, He proces ced. termination tc igh al le ead at the start over the four h eay- end RB. Wash! ngton, 2 to St. Matthew: 4 a a Svc Winnipeg 4x9 ie \ = na large ecaie., gineers about the amounts to be de ‘ os 7 meeting Uae ti iia oe eas . LO fig it for the pipers bh by oo b ' ss | FLAN C emetery. Masonic Meetings als. cor I with 156,476 owen ee) Geren bonds continued steady te 1 to specific projects, Weeks will | 2© Sad. to the pilot holm ? emancipation proclamation anq|i®? 5&>y¥ carriages, but soon lost her BURIAL PERMITS | dex, Aart 6 eines Bb ee : ~- o TMA Tee With ? 76 a week A m ~ : vO rs 0 Cc C ‘ = I ’ -* if hh > On|] | ‘ « ¥ ‘am. « } ' ° + - > — ey, pril ] 23 at 10 loa mM... a oe ’ oreo rr Wer wh’ PY. r ee ; +08 64.236 last year. included 3] cars teal : City of Greater Prague 4 de C i 0 over the whole waterways ques- | #5Ked 0) . Ashburn if ne Ww = ‘ above all not to defer issuing t. | advantage when she had to halt to T. Webb. 1 month. 1918 Wash beth ¢. Flena an (nee meohens, ‘eta aatiie GEORGE WASHINGTON, NO oe and wera? & ’ . ‘cept service. The Colonel called hi: cnet a ‘nurse her offspring who had been url, 77, Alexian Bros. Hosp of Samuel P. Fianagan. dear mother of An A. M., will have charge of ete ser 13 through Corn receipts. whi : ‘ ’ ‘ i § ¥ rich i hhels omnsred “ith ®17 100 tion with the Presi dent. Newton 14, 4621 PW adhington. na Marie Richards. our dear sister. sister ices at Masonic Home. Sunday. at 3 dD. MM. ‘ oe ~he a + ¢haé . { g t , . Dein ago and 356.100 |, - ; pee re , atem if th 7 : edad tion he said to the fact that ti ARB r ‘noilsing a demand for nourishment. , ( ee ’ randmrether m1 4 brin eur friends ewtth * local and 7 chrounh rete rooetaian Srey a a aed 1 aa, jee. Ga Chairman of the river bloc, boat was gas rer the ‘JWHinois lore ER ED IN |It was a quick lunch. Mrs. Edwards ‘M. Maynard, 67, 2707 Compton. aunt.” —a a: On _ eng Se ‘CHESTER A. KENNEDY, WM. >, se wy 136,000 bushe rig compared with # huge = ° ederal Re-| expects to call on the President | “i Nis ! ; te. Forster. 72. 2166 Lafayette. Funeral on Monday. April 9. at & 30 ® arr OD HOPE. NO. 2]&—Special rexular. 6 m A week azo and ®&8.000— lnat rar. ve system showed a ain in com-| than the Missouri, and Knehans sai GOLD STAR HON shoved the infant back into the ete) W. F. Linne, 45, 4870 King's highway. n.e.. ™.. from residence. 4015 North Euclid ; (oda m- A ée luded 51 cars local and 17 through lla oo : E - ‘within the next three or four weeks y eticad i aaaicicah ode ean "hen the C URT after such a short interval that on! | Margaret Travis, 63. 3933 Labadie. nue, to St. Engelbert’s Church. en a te Oe ‘HAS A *ETADL ER, Ww M™M weipts were 367 tons local and 158 throught’ merc: loans of about 26,000,000, . reyuments for ~ com-! 1@ retired temporat Aly. nen my |T. Raemdonck. 4390 West Pine. ‘Calvary Cemetery (e7) , . e lay Wore: et. . louis public elevators Sate” 9 ie the loss in investments of, an prewent ary Ee ee ‘boat approached the Missouri shore, | | ONS competitor passed her. Mrs. vin Wallace. 46, Sanitarium. FOLEY—Entered into reset on Friday, bag (Ove Oe ra A EY 8. ae? 8.251 bushels of ee ven = Dushels Mout $30,000,000 was confined en- prehensive waterways improvement he again went to the pil | 4 om —— ersary of the Planting of | Lily Groom of Eastbourne, reached i a , MarR. wos _— atthe R acd 6. 1953, at, 8:30 P. m., Ellen Foley. | 12 3 .. m.. @t Monet . Moriah Temple tos 4. —s Pe ot n ican | 4c 2G 7 ad r ” oa ee ‘ ¢. sann, eloved sister of Matthew J. and } imer | ' : ‘pute © : ee ig ka compriaed 32 17 bueh. r ~ to United Mtates securities. ! policy. ; Pee | testijed, and left ; 5 e th AY ar Memorial Irees on King’s | | Redhill, 20 miles from W estminster, " H +k sate’s 403A Utah. | Foley and the tate John Foley” Pee ay - nl ' eo Serpe: te our tr “s 3 iad arinbes ls 378 oie With reference to the Mississippi there. ail pied Celebrated. at 9:37 and Mrs. Ewards at 9:43. The r E so sn May B a 1°27 Hamilton — i¢ Healey, our dear aunt end sister-is- Repert Latnoche, Ree «ay ' ’ ‘ ; lew is ‘te 0 | : = feturn Autome Ow ¢ . - +14 ~ “Ne , ” sate | residence in Relleviile 2 shed wine Bhd nee Ee Stn NOT. HEAVY barge line, Newton —o Sapm a : | He said that yest: rday he ret ead wae cn a raps slowed and pedestri-| others were trailing. - wweeker. 70, ht ty pe od py Hospital. | Funeral awill take place from the family | All brothers having machines are req oe sheis of | | ‘tell the President, as he told Weeks, to the scene and from landmarks Sa out particular trees and The pace for the first four hours J. Of kivn. _—— age ay avenue. Due pvotice of | 4 repent | at Mount vere invited. to ae .. 8 Sen YS AND MARKET ACTIVE | 2" private capital is ready to take/ Viichn he had noted measured from/@ “4rine Corps color guard stood at} was so hot that several men accom- Catherine Waster og 1pth, Sune ERISBY—Entered into rest on Thursday.| war Ter ci Fyoan, “Ree te. Se . *. = . | a4 " 9 - . ‘ ~ ’ S060 bushels. “bushels of No. 3 white aS lover the business from the Govern- the Missouri bank to the point at) @tention for a space as Arbor day} panying the marching mothers were uson. ay 4397 Forest Park. ane 5, ot >,,,ot 4». ™ Bort Frisby Sot: ae “MORIAH, oe OO SO 40 matee e . i aha oO : . Pes? a ’ ra > tae = ’ ' e “ a i } iOovVver 60D be y _ gern ele of kaffir. corn rye. 19.0163 J garoxa STOCKYARDS. 111, April 7 pment as s00n as protection is given’ Vyinn he judged the Vicksburg ey observed in the Gold Star Court | fatigued at their arrival at Redhill, |} r. 8 Nara2k “Labadie 160 years . _ ee eRe | er comsenuniaminen,. Tine oa Examinetion» Primar. , ‘ ; " d ri} i . , oty ’ . ; vata ‘ : ‘ rs . pe nN : y ; d ; : ; ‘ : { ’ } My . a , : ; ! " h «a week neo ‘aan h cavied then —- Meeipte today, estimated: Cattle. and|against unfajr competition. He 48) y... heen when he left the wri ,|0f Honor along North King’s high-|but the merry matrons were still GO- 1 os We “e J ith. Phas | Mw, ey, ‘e) per! £33 | wainain AGirees by Worahints Rroe Petr re new 767.000 bushels: corn renee 7 dine : shogs, 6500; sheep, 100; horses expected to ask the President to ‘said it was 300 feet from the Mis Way 3 esterday. ing strong. Phil ip Funch. - 180 = Duchouquette street. to St. Matthew s Ceme- Weidie. ALTER A. WERR, W.M a pepe . ween #f0 and heavier ‘ N. ~, iY. ori 6. 19°34. at *s a an Peter Mene! this evening - a9 rm Work F te an u& year ago, being 707,000. i. sieady. but her icaneel oh hi he | use of Reesthte unfair ac tion by the —_ the : > ‘ ? ate Jaston avenue !north to Penrose money to buy a new pair of shoe :. [Mari . boda er, At a: re) r l¢ | . a so oe nee, Som - ~_ . © 1 RTTER. | 1 GUE. NTHER. W., } meer COWB ste c er coy it , , ef in ft} ~~ — , om, ¢ TF a | hi gel. r © ine a : A Pneaee Primary shipments of w heat were lighter a Seeks Cannel railroaus. Warners statement of her posiuuon. ; >t in the middle of the boulevard vacances came ee Philome M. ‘Donah 108. , yard. (o0a, Manel. oma “eur Gent Tatber-te-la® he Beers ‘ ali ma week aco and lig we Migher: beef and bologna bulls | arel, “] a F » ¢ ton? sory © Seine 452,000" Dm cay Ming J Sear : DT aticker ena ne bd _ bulls | Slat a : Attorneva for Col. Ashburn vester-4 in hich 603 trees were planted last LIQUOR MARS RECORD OF SALOON | Pe: Fri S... — re 916 NX. Newstead. j tre ther, brother-in-law and uncle, at the age Royal Arch “eS ’ d fr ‘rida: ‘ ray ' :, Year > en o>) »YOers ea EA SOS oS og es pee ll ghee lav suggested to the court that there| year under American Legion aus- Funeral on Sunt1- Apri! 8. at 1:30 = on & year ago, being 507.000 bushels: oats log receipts t oday were estimat ed aay sugseo 3 i, Cea ‘ rear . : from Ziegenhein Bros." chapel, 2622 ore- SELI — ipmenis were lighter than a week aro and but the supply included 2000 direc were three courses open: irst,| pices. Each tree commemorates the OPERATED SINCE CIVIL WAR 3 kee street, to New St. “Marcus’ as = BION AINE a ye vy M.—Re wey ria toe Vier than a vear a he; y . a. f throug’ hogs, making the nun - ‘ ’ Ff a Pri ¢ he is wae ere tect oe on sale 4500, a inode rate to lig! id | INCREASED 30 10 40 PER CENT | quasn the restraining order because | life sacrifice of a St. Louis soldier in , os oi * o« ro “ ; > | deau, the Vicksburg was three-fifths | cna was there a of the width of the river from the ; . 5 ote de «] 6 ‘ Deceased was a so Md -: ma Local —_ Companions 4. a Clearances todav ww 0.0 mM for Sat "| ¥ on oo ——— - 3 ‘alalel the World War and when the court j St Ose S z , , . an ers Tnion, cal | . c HARLES F. DREHMANN. H. I a png iy - oy B.. : urday. There was a right good ‘the Court was without jurisdiction =| Arrests by Dry Agents First Made in * ne. Soe. ) ava _GUNDLACH, Secretary. , OP Tide a shels of corn, 71.000 bar- of quality, as is usually the case completed to its southern limits there @ of fiour and 360.000 bushcis of wi pe alth Pcopastorgs * cl tle- isecond. modify the order so that the! . ~ HARTNAGEL—Entered into reet at GS... | i four. of wheat | oe ough & compart ively email ‘It Is Belicved That French Battle te etdb cet te tuened batk to] Will be 1206 iets, Nieman Place, Court Hears—Two 2021 North Twenty-third street. an Friday. Teste 6) . 4m fact, there x Se ge Forte: ships Can Now Outdistance oats wou sot be turne Pay Fines. Apri! 6, 1923, at 9 p. m.. William Hart- COMING EVENTS ouis Cash Grain. ; to meet the ae a ee Se 8 Th of Other Nations 'Goltra but placed in operation:t’! Representatives of various patri- = - nagel, beloved husband of the late Caroline | , ; ad u e eTai ia T- - * none i . . ; ; " _ , , es were made at the following prices * alist gente iit; ee sane ose third. appoint a receiver to operat otic and civie organizations visited Emil Nieman, proprietor of a sa for Bl OOD-LIVER-KIDNEYS HWartnagel (nee Tettenhorst), dear “ent A Auto and Travel Trips ve the carh - ' ee - | he | F ‘ e t{ © As lib i fi | ‘ MOLT ‘ t 1G . a ; ate ‘ . i - i : ; “2. scarce. The|ficially stated, that the sight alter- * * | of having liquor in their mae) | | KAMP—Entered into rest om Thursday, SEAL ——s , * x S Repost Sorror 220 te 150 pounds, |ations have improved the firing dis- Their counsel, asking leniency, ce- | Kamp. (nee Niemeler) of 1006 Victor surest, | PROPOSALS FOR Bevo: Phiiadeipiin in . , i ; - ‘ - ‘ : Raia: Me A white S78 clearin 5 tance of their 16-inch guns from 30 D E A p H S beloved wife of the late Arthur J. Kamp,/| «4, propoea — te. 80M Ble: No. | largely at $8.25 to $8.50. ‘ | | dear Gaughter of Andrew J. and Katherine enn Fe here Satit i} gow net al | Niemeter (nee Schmitt). dear sister of Charlies for furnishing 50. pabtiieie. | | temetor. Mamie aiser (nee Niemeter) _tion gt ; ' + * that the United States isa “necessarv head of the court. Small an and indispensable pary to the suit’! flags were p: lanted, one by each tree. | ; : Tend w wi lar Nieman’s father and Nie- | PaTS— ge 7% Sec. MME Weight pigs cleared from $7.25 to $8 }to 40 per cent and that right to sue the United Many visitors decorated the trees; ©'2’ ge ang Seog” vs sess wre Mite, 46% a@sze, No. 4 white, 460. © RRM Is, for those weighing from 110 to 136 tee F “h aval circles exer-| States is contingent upon the con-/with flowers. There was no program man ater omg - Pp re . ———-___ ds, Peewees moved mostly at $6 to $7. : 110 = _ punches ; he| sent of the United States. It is sug-'and the observances continued | loon since the Civil war, and that in a ee Uemeet eocrecy as to ee f} throughout the day. ithe whole period, until the raid by ‘ sentine, Flax. Li se ‘ ‘om yesterdes “of bout. Ie. this cl ass gested that the Court lost sight « : $2.0 j — ttorsoter 4 mo Fg ‘4 r- ter- from ) «f | class i'w avenue Monda\ Arr! 8] ST" KHOL DERS MEETING — se One to four barrels new. 2. 33 ver callon HEEP—Not en: ant sheep an d ogee ithe French battleships now outdis- ne wae “imnrovidentiy’ made 6186 Washington boulevard, nationa! iso much as a misdemeanor on the 8° Peter and Paul's Chorch: meeting of the Dix Ol! Producte 0 oni ll (VANNAM. Gas Aprit Bso-' ss being “nom! Petes those of the other navies OF)” soot 1) i. ; | , rent of %1 Vor} War R 'pren ises ee Friday April 6. 1973, at & thence t Peter and Pauls Cemetere | he held on Tuesday. April 10, 1074, * : | lv one Tt is declared that the suggestions president oO he World a’ .O£iS- re m., Margrette Beck (nee Moser) of 30° ‘eT id oe m.,. a! the office of the companty “40 South Vandeventer atenve, for the elee- : Rathoring Zimmermann (nee Niemeter). and Deathe F iret a etnes daily, $27.50; roles spects were Mrs. Frank de Garmo, SAVANN AH, ; April = —— enti ; vw © a> ' Vit ] , I yy } . . - ' . : , ; ¢ an . — : . he world S came ese : ; -j r¢ "ld tak g , > A r » . wiet. 154; nates receipts 128. phe 7: 5 a lo at ‘lipped jams *' tne worid uniess the same proces ‘re made with Ng hea at: ; , More loh} A Laird. first +» ice | Judge Yaris said he wo 11d ane t ” Geo - otres . beloved ife re Bay et) ~~ KNAPP. -Entered inte ree on Friday tion ef the Girecters and soch other ma ttech.« ? gh. ipts. 81. cock aaen ' ra - We eee ae Bis Ged B8i has been carried out by other na-;|— m ~ Be as “nited States. T resident of that organization, andj|the record under consideration, but Beck, ‘and our dear mother, mot er-in-ls April a 1905 A pna. relic . of the late |". .imay come before the meetin ; receipts, « K, oft - “St " ; -* de hy : ‘ se pearance Ol U ; OLATOS. Mi 254 ps eae , ’ ' | ar — .. a re (haries Knapp. in her seventieth year. moth , o M a Sy N, $5.26; Wa, '$5 to; Ww, . ‘igh: ep nelly . ‘y | tions in the matter of sight elevation the right tand upon the allegation! M Ida Hawes-Davis, 5190 Enright |: added that “the best swimmcrs some- Funerel from Wacker -Helderie funeral par- | er of Georgia, Ralph end 1. Knapp ; MERLE E. KAMPER. Recretary. : eae > = 5 OG . » es al , cg nee ' ' Hees vs ™ Bh ts oe - cS ; : Wt : ‘ . 4 f th o Qt ] s}tir nes drow n He fined Nieman $s: "90 a “a vu . outh wee i Reon i — Funeral from residence, BRRR (‘abanne ave. MINNEAPOL Is Minn., April 7.—Flax, 2s Choppers and bucks are auo- | of lack of jurisdiction is reserved. president 0 the St. Loui: J 1% et - p. m., to New dt. arcus eme- rue. on Sunday. Apri! &. at 10 a. m. Private. le. ri m Rt o § } © if . a i , , (c7 ‘$3.30: ] . & POR x ‘ . > MULES. $2 : Butter, Eggs, Poultry It is set forth that the seizure of Star Staff. and Leopold $140. They paid. tery | | KRUEGER En ntered into rest on Friday. to DULUT inn., April 7.— é country ehip- | ence, Raymond, Julius end rueser ee one we- YJ Found ‘ete of the various articles | vides that at such time as he violated one our Geer brother, brother-in-law and ——¢———. (small orders are usually quoted on ge the contract the Secretary of War my ent cea April - est El: am EGG8—Frensh — can ‘| had authority to take over the boats. | 7 ra reel dence Fak cases returned, lo sven Sacra , TIER Creamery extras, 8c; 4- | Goltra’s violation consisted, it is de-| ee, in ss. gory and Paul's Cemetery. atsan 44c :* sec ’ packip 0, Apri] 7.—(T’. 8. Dept. of Agr! 0 _ aoe. aoe, Soe . clared, in failing to operate the boats | : — 16,000; fairly active, — CHEESE —Per pound: Northern wists as common carriers. LErese Sage. Tapsech, at 211 South ostivy 10¢ lower; bulk 4 oir. | 23% Cc: inguse *.. wees Ry: ire Orne - - | Firat street, idey, oe 6. 1923. ~ ta $8. da! 5 es at ois ” | Funeral Pundayr. Apr! 8. at 3 p. m.. ; k 249 t $25-p ~ N ANp ‘sau "ABS—Live | Hetlage Undertaker, 907 Chouteay. . —s ul Arai a a... > oo $1 gy Bang common live equabe, JUR Uu | sour (‘remator’ | AIREDALE—Lost: d75e'*'s my Be pigs $6 50G6. PB: esti- dozen: Gresesé squats. irre pouns; sma!! ere s O U | LEBICHE— Ente: ed into rest. rtday. ages Grand heavyweight hogs.) and dark at 50c per noun. 23% PENALTY r00 SEVERE | April 6, 1923, at 4 p.m. Anna Leriche | .— " ‘$8 3048.50; light.| LIVE POULTRY—Hear hens, 23 %9¢; Weiganz), our dear mother. daughter, | BAN PIN—Loat; statin. diamon4 tr it. b vee 75a 8.40; pack-) | ht ens, aoe a j : , cocks | sister: bm ome in law aol aunt. ter: on South Side; reward’ Grand oF aioe " : i ' od ; 7 7 — smooth, $7 30a 765; packin eow'e | 155 roilers 4 ee : - ‘kk He Funeral from the Leidner chapel, 272: 97.156@7.40; killing pigs. 6.500% ‘ sprin 1% 1 r wer. c¢; 1% He Says in Drawing $10 Check . rtisin Louls avenue, Monday, April 9, at 2u ‘fan PIN—Tost. blacs with pearls. beiw ot TATTLE —p ms a | tbs. 40c; spring chickens, : Forgot to Change Name of Bank Ee W spap m te Rew Wicher Cemetery Safmanas aa Cane, Rlair-Hyde Park, 190 10th . eceipts. 1900. Compared weer |, ’ ‘er. BSc: carens, AD ead, : , ry . 1 | to 20th, Keepsake: rewe Beef steers and est heavy yearlings + oo sons, 6 ibs, 26c: cape NO. to That of His Own. = rheretey, Apri | heuse Trier 1577W ae ' w t $10.40: ) Levy. mother of Mrs Hattie; BEADED PURSE—Lost; «ray ' 380 pounds; best 1450-pound steers, | 6c: enll turkeys. 1 "a. 12c: e the d f iustice received a im. S. Silberman. Mre Marry! near Marviend, at if sb ge ; . K steers run n edium and Pet | 84¢c: muscory duc ks, 10c: geese. rounc. »>; serve ft ends of justic ; Al ler, Milton Mayer, Neomi, Leah. reward if Varker one giseere are retuned er ne , | “yearn ume oy Suiness, —_ 120@160 pounde at atsc: jolt in Circuit Judge Falkenhainers h A . David and. Mont Levy, ss | Marviand 4. ah (eo?) 7 ' se ; : ie vue, , —- oy Mun : i wy ~ ‘4 , she stock around !yg5@180 pounds at 8'3@9c: 1804 200 court yesterday. The merchant or manufacturer who uses RP ee a oe Re : "Eagles an my Hee ith ia ’ i lower; few heavy | pounds 5. ie. ayo noe med = a. George S. Acker, 5196 Delmar ot it oy, Vents tan tone mir} | Wieeeman : ‘. weight iscourte accoraine | VW iesewann and receive reward. ¥ . - cc ra} - ‘ roa velir ¥ — 18: . o- for Bs. 48 and be ? $10 check against a roung man as ‘6: years. stnall ammount of v8 w. back and tat 100.000.00 : iHornia spr’ ne lamps. s ses- 8s: $2 $* '& Fiortda bu crates. $2.50 Orage c . Th h k b | te there need be no | 9 ut OT Funeral from the Letdner chapel. 2273 Sr. reward Riv eruide nt ; . ‘4 3 = lot nat ive Spring. °0@ wap | | “Ss: L MP noo gar gt ta per 2- dozen box . with no previous record of iaw in- S Cc ec 1s a SO u Louls avenue. Monday, Apri! a at | 30 P. Tih — — ooae — ‘am , ; 1,490.69 . = , }' ¢ 4m N PEPPERS—Ptorid 1%-bushel ¢. ction. ” | M.. to Zion Cemetery. af color, white breast, white eave, white 5 : " — cr ee mid ce stiome . 1 te 9h The check was cashed at Tiote! perhaps. | PILI. ey eT gene nay a Ss Thurs. qnewers to name agper °> i | — om gro* i. or atv. i 3) ~ wy AS eas oa day ,, it 5. Pp 4 Ge phine *ii- : ebeter ss pox: Cndifornia iceberg. = $i. ‘ao, sen -rsor on the Mercantile Trust - . 2 7 , Yee! or), lowing wife of Wer. Héwe. Co., Manchester rd, Rock Wun, 436.8) R40) 48,979,0384.63 ‘ phienin anen cme Té kas Lan pers $1 4; aay ee Ala a '. ~ a aoe ponds was that he had No other form of advertising can be more acculd tely yon init h. : ye of Relaherd. ———— = K. Avril 7.—Rutter eas: re. 'e! ae Lona For to 3 ; ~~ ve © hes ° aailtite ” —_ : Fina and ie en eur eer mMeother-in- G 7 ASBES —{ ot ose tl. Friday. ey peptances.. 476,428.14 | . Stone tieher then oxttas 2 Bare go a eek Sw “ean account in the American Trust measured. ” law Tandmother and aunt, 507 % or. | oe, a oe ct ae 16,786.11 . her oy ams, oe one, 2 = ON1ONS—P er 100 pounds LOG, ;' Co. and had negiected to strike out d | Pie et.. Sunday, April 8, at 2:30 p. m., te! asta . SED | be | : Fe amen 1% S4 teeny ‘le’? ysti “Ameri-; is Friefens Cemetery. a | ; . finest, 484 cece |W" " © Mercantile’ and substitute a vertisin $86,045,680.44 | z o~ 9 Cheese ha eak: 8g, P ARSL ve tee een a) on ad Tow n. $1.25 to 1.35 can" in a check obtain of toda ) Friday. April 6, 4392 : 2IALI2wc; Ftare, PARSNII go a baskets 1 3 | hotel. that the lar newspa T advertisers y (nee ebenstreidt), . “ : yer bu box increas! tw! r ' ; 9 Recker and dear mother of Harry and Heien eo a sectivegn ampti PPR dg Pee ane teen ouaten ben Red $1.60 we 18 evidence that it Hagen ‘and Virginie Recker end our dear | SLABaeE Lon; bet ween sister. sister-in-law end daughter-in-iaw | on Olive light tortoise she - , , id ; Wester r burbanks. $1.60 . ie | FORK, April 7 —Live and dressed }OMgs $1.00; Weer rural $1.20, to $1.20:| Miissouri Road Conditions. were the small advertisers of yesterday, Due notice of funeral from residence, | nore Piece. Wieck bem: seward. | 22404 Madinon. wt!l be given. Deres Cart (. Rent“ 9762a es oF sere @eeeeee $10,000 000.00 : rs 7es unc he 1 ge) 2 herr ’ $s] 25; triumphs. $1 50 ' > a tocs dul re , a . Ss ¢ . Pe -* ' sod $ 6,128,129.51 | Pre t= wretses ull; fe | cobbiers ; KANSAS CITY Cloudy; roads pays and pays well. e la member of St. Ana's Bodality of Bt. RO tn we pm “taeteian Wiaconsin sacked round whies, | RADISHES—Lovisiana tine, 40c:, Ala- 6, |” MOBERLY—Clear; roads falr. | Chureh. 5 Wala street, Reliefontaing. car ring to Grand car “ber Tewer . © » 40¢ per dozen bunches | i do bulk, $1.10 cwt.: Michigan | 5#ma, tips poe. y- x. Sawn Ww oy _— . . ' T—-Emtered tn’ rest on Friday. 241,119.74 6,369,249.2 ee Er or tites, $1.10 cwt ; Idaho sacked mS oy EF te _. . Ber mad Ene ti wae HAN NIBAL— lear; sree good. ) RIL = Ep + m.. Cher mow | ward. Mre -#. 4.8389.600.00 . “a ee ane a white, B0c to 60 ; yell bOc to T5c: red COLUMBIA—Partly cloudy; roads wet ' O29, . Bs ere knYSLast; on seer eee eeees ; ; ‘ Das. 28 oe GA2no Sacre US. | mu 5: Tennesset nanc) $ ’ “Ipor* Ss o . ra! rom cr ros a Hox | aa? ce |nansemond, $1.2 : ‘fair. JOPLIN—Clear; roads food | : Duchouquette place, wv!!! ve * 7 Sa 820624 463 477,823.14 a A - -~ Rutter ; igher ha. bu hampers. t j . — ? : v ‘ a P rtiw cloud- ; r ‘ ~ 7 Re egmtutter ., higher: | "STRING BEANS—Fiorida dark, $3 to $4| JEFFERSON CIT} en Pu | $9) Peete eneens 113,633.81 : wei Manes, Orr: Sate | ocr Ye bu. hamper ‘ dv: roads fair. ST. JOSEPH— Write the Burees of Advertising, Americas Newspaper >- “a firet« 47% 47 eC; sec- pe > oa — hed re 2° " copy ot . : 1A7 38 oe 51,000.00 _ ' te - Eges unchanged. receipts. | 9 TUR NIPS—Home-aror oa r dene ) bunches. Cloudy: roads fair. SPRINGITILLD Bebers Association . 806 Wertd Building. New Verk, fer ° i J h Mad 4 bo ) NSE R OL ASSES—Taet, | ees. 900,000.00 4 Pe Seri} 7.—Poultry—Alive un '—-Partly cloudy; roads gees. ite book, *“Today ta the Newspapers.” if Agnes Rush. Mes x. Y Radn” sp : . ; ‘ ™ oy ieee 1 4 on - ; 4 ag Seas CITY Avril! *% Rutter | ES storage. barre. 7. eS ee am | PWwyneral Monday. Apri ® at [30 » m™m 8,214,631.1 1 4 ee Bhd poult: ‘ unchanged Petateas v 38, 3.49 SO $4.20: ae $4 bd $4 rt go fj rn ‘Tremors Feit in Arores. . from the Colline pariere, 1098 North at 4 55,307.699.63 64,294.274.24 =} ; genitings. oars te ee iS. New Yor padi a Radin — _~ : . ee yy. ¢e e | eeeeneeenenel $£6,045,580.44 —-~-@-——-—— ; By the Assn: lated Press - . . ri} - - of the Rivers. >. PONTA DELGA. Ap! 1? RAN ANA 5—h toc - = Pe b Twenty- two eart hquak ad shocks have pac.8, ris 6: Cineinnati GRAPEFEY —Fioriéa 3 a . Lis Louisville, 9 7 $2.50 to! tie to 800e, | PeeD felt in the Azores in the last | ay LEMON Cal eg Pa ET - Itwo days. The tremors were the ORAS ES—California and Florida, $3 strongest in the western part af St. 4 eras Aw meEeRNIMS —— Louisiane %4-pint' afichael’s Isiand, on which Ponta . ‘ ' 4 at? enn. ; ; “90 pinbame es os - $5, Delga is situated. . Pad

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EM TS TS rT ae eee Ae — gw THE WAY TO REACH PEOPLE PROMPTLY WITH YOUR MESSAG E is through these colamns. "64 —~ — : . ught, ur te LOST AND FOUND SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS )HELP WANTED—MEN. BO Boys) | ony smeuke CHAUFFEU R— sit; , steady, reliable, | FLOUR PACKERS—Exverienced; good Pi ( SM. 14th st. pun gee die. E For Sale Varnts wor fora 0 oO _G. od truck. Apply v 400 Mercha is Exchan r , " T¢ xhile ~ —Downtoewrn ; : | —__ ~ : - == a ee Seen 1SHA “Wms” MC | welled Aaa Mine ant Sete ANSWIERS ‘I oc eget ti are; emt ay ate | RERTSURASTSS ree Sa ot Sore | SUARONOS We EY Segoe Oggi” Hsoe— GSR | ee t : | orest 8634 fel) EE ” — _Rohert . Fe.oe Lie? : —— tna en roente g Toc ust contai "RRIF? : — | fitted to f % F mY TOOK xt erien “* ¢ OPE Pe Fe LT ON BAC COTTON MILIA. Main 1768. oan oan 593 N Grand. | 5 looms Fr ; te | 2 = LDL : ; | | Sa: 3 4 Perth . biora Oclesbyr. : furrier, designer and f ‘i 715 N. Broadway; good » cia vo 613 &. 7th st 7 NT—I must el @& bis = -— ta : = ?,? ’ ; ' : ~ Pose RN] ns . 4 } 7uers enact eens a RESTAU RA- : mare TOR th ner’ + 30 . ~ , * op ge ch | weckrecins and stornee: city or out ef town; || URNITURM FINISHERS —2. | fire- weteal Lindel! “eae ‘ely - : 5’ ‘ ° . . ’ ‘ ; . . ' ai.’ igs : > ey +, “il ; ' ‘ . = : t : i I : aaa tA 7 . ‘=> . : . : . be - : = on - toe r : . : we - C ' 1a : at . ms 7 Z Ree, Pershing a? * in th : ; 7} Sewn her 1847 N. Broad Seer tat Tee wel had : I. repainted end Te eoks ee ‘WRIST Ww ATC H—Los' white gold. W edn. trimmer: moderate wages. Box 1-25 : eo pp eemy "—“Happy Hooligan” appears | «Raby yy. Om Montgomery. oe Ween [ ar TY vm rout st SN bed del ; . pe m the '‘os?.Tyienare? occasionaisy meric r 14th and Benten. Reward. 2634 N. 21-! -—— ‘. Sarah os 7 eins aca re pong 9 ery a cane my . - Py | " ‘ ' P if ; e? . " " Ps “ = - - vy «£) wt a st iaita P’ 1ifc - ‘ ' © WRIST WATCH — Lost: green goid. ua tne actical ntant; quick a oe ee eee oO WS “ dime with a liber’) inary Breed Associati , mn fan ij nda ae @ kee ie | ———$_—_— shape; ladies dressing room, Main . cee ct i dle « enc tia x Lay ; s00c J &-2 3 Op »YOs 1913 is worth from iv bi ; a . — Ruse ind ’ vA -= LS. pg RN ; ; es wo 1 “1 coupes. fine scondit! on. Fea. Statier: reward. Cali Oli Q: ’ sans ee i Bue , ; me % abate of L3 @Eicit EEN TO " . + Yn | . LL é : a ge om ? Heseslers; price right terme. . . " ; . , ; siqen.. YOu a € i? .2@ in , . eis “4 yet : i846 .S, Fe ae .— . Lic K. : : ~ie © “we ; ’ s cov ers. c. _ -~ : 4 : > | ha best for rr : Is . * i3 tm, - . ; ‘ »* iz rm, eren ; mI Ui ec. ‘ » ae! — .' - , — 7 13 2 , : . + E en. ‘e6) 7 thre wttom ’ “ —_ : ia wee’ ‘eaner | scot * as am on ng. J ’ c a Ee peaeeatatien rutiful = bs , ao. 5: >; wuphoistering, Found or alle . . : ~ —_ ars > . ‘ ; = 22 ‘\ 2,000 = : 7 . al . I . ; ‘ ps " . 2 : ; g.3 ? tse iJ se ee sett’ . . ui bf —~ yo Kee ee | 2 : FT . LAC nn uran:. ~) . ] v J “+ es” F oo og . . teal Sarne a8 Trew. SSFES “Found: Broadway tt have 1 oe oer oy ae. ° cre — — - "Tt" ) “1 the best man TITeET > oa ——— ; oatry Bot ear Kirkwood: Bx” trv ; Appiy Ssl1° es Phon eed aa : pen : a. . Call ¢ ‘aban aKa “aan 6 page “a ‘ sia , 2 Eee . 2 Sd pe rien 2 HMOs . + tessa ON eae ape Ms * ‘mar- ilies . Tin MAT aah thes ‘ ise ta 7 h party wi x Re ” . ' ¥ bahar" . . : @ etZs. eune: — = ey mY c > teat ice sea! rviat inte., Wto é£ - ; e Lait ) ha ae oe ee yA Pas : PCT e Ci , 00 tree ; wirkw ood ' . popontn _—— - “Se oo eT ce , . c © : ; good running wi ~ 3"3 - BOO ND y ' Le he SiTUATIONS—WOMEN, — : A } ried ma? Sta : hs ! . - i ighs Paton 4 ' KEE — : i. ~~ o- ~ — AY ‘ SOF r RI’ , ” PAARL LOR—And BO a ; rT Te : “} . | ir car : : d (erace and Tire ce.. 491 MACK! ya's! : = : . Tr = : . : meray» , rs , n Rol- ie ‘= starry ~ 4 — ~ heyy eR: - “ “ inn ; in ¢ : bus se . n fa ‘ ain “ary } al ia ri ucts : highway GLAUSTUAEL JE W kL LRY B AtG— i] : ; ’ . ® 2 ~ & 5 a- ‘ . ; “ , . ’ : . ai . 4dadd reese He) é © . - ad ’ ° - . . . ’ i ren ie = ae _ me ; . ly ’ # ~* re I ‘ ‘ ; eee: In 1 ens . ‘ : a * ae” a not ons and confectionery: © 1 . "oe" or 5 = vies: good va = a po At ro 1 It she na hi 1 t isiRti, : .% ron . -~ ; bas 2 i ‘ Li ’ irs ast na! - ma ; . “sake chy ~ r? 4 ++ _— i ewspaner [ ay A eewe ~—; : hol laga ‘e n . pi r- T,r 77 = stherized ord Lea lers. , nar) c iia net iarr MM. MVAUSNETC i... he cnaint. ae SNONae . . + auy Se Sua.: @. Fos mar BPs is * “42 coU PES GIV EN AWAY Seeing qth nitine pmentian inc’ sAi.o , NL perate eng the oe , - . ity : "ashingt munici- new | family. 6505 Waterme: ly, 50 . E yi ; unt eaning - TiNoTy) >ERATORUFAY ype alee Rag Saleen ie hs 1 Lea States, TMs Yeah ad on . Sen efe a. ah. _ eT — iia) | jinundry work, any us; Ta “work: union shop. Box \-59. Post-Dis-| | no affijation with any church -so| DY the Senate. Each House of the esairy “12 Lenox pl Forest 9535. (0O* | eee ee SEWING MACHINES CARPET CLEAW'G—UPH'ST'G 83 a, a het MAC UNISTS Te pres erat Apply ewe Know. srpscrineR—| trict of Columbia. and taxation cu: 3ST Gingers Leuntey, adie | Set S768. em | SBME (NE OPERATORS Se ore © 1 CHICAGO CARPET CLEANING ©O., rugs , = ey "= i ook dealers sell Van Loons naif by Congress and half by : , Dy , en ee eniae meee ae ~ PS: int ie 3GTOR CO. wr er renovated. Lim. 2030. Del. 2451. 3879 = boul mite, 3 anitor sruptit nee zo )«6CUinaui amor ale tauantie The citizens hat : werd, ring reteren es Stall % Ls schmidt Bi | 7 Oy AHLE L Finney av (oR -—— ; FSI 6 tie ec ke a 2 a in " ‘in format —— Pe " % e ap wn Fe egies att i .. ‘ ——S eee et : Je ot inal ; STORE AND OF FICE : Peer erenings 1045 - * Gand snail say a «%a = ; os . Sta we mgt Sa ceer'y ne ta ‘e : a "rr it his . : ie , ith oy , district. ho + > 3 “Vi Hie IU y r \ ENDERS——‘s000 5 og * . en a - 5 ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. ist iz LP WA N T FE D ee ut — : ' ». vote In | .r \r Nati Ri at- ae +o es ee ee passage (8) | — | Roadsters or Saie we ae ae ane dll ctaalamatincd ee “ia - : . ie a if Y : oe . . 77 a4 a, : ; st ak le : *} 7 : Mechanics e018 — table . @ +t 1923: $207 worta of extras. orice _Woesteneick. ) 9 9: oe . . ! = : ? VF RM TI NX RA r i . -er ome +0 le . i 71> OF nki'n . __ te 3 ; t > 1417 Rusee! |. —— | “12 MONTHS TO Pi ae | i Sage “4 , ike, Dt ki reg: as IPELESS FURNACE—In f! Ins at - * Te u—\ery classy, ithe new: sacrifictna, Over 500 homes wired suri ALS &g ist yar. Solid agate, 25c da: ‘¥. S0c Sun; extension work. us] b LE . A L, 1. e t A : L St : is ion . hes to it Am | a jgeee dower: trade anything. 2560 moe. Cali Main 4858 for est imatrr rRIGI iT . : : un.” 3 , hf] A , ’ Mem her of fhe Sf. Loui 3 Ba a Associa , : nari ao = - —- : ' *h ; : - B+ mn . cet) . ‘ ELBCTRIC CO. 203 N 3a st. | “te®) cn. fo. x4 - OURNIV experie | ; refinietted . .¥ LEE CLC DLL LO LOE IIT I Ti i AO OI AIOE. ERR Ne LS ee ee Renae - ei ee . OO peceg nee tay a “ dnaeg — — . nee } I rer 4 . | Lit ‘i. Litt , A ‘ : + : ow "Ou a x ot consu YY 29..tind ane » asin re PE—G s ew wonabie.; _ —_- fi = « ' > ron Pp = “3 522 . ' 1944R. ’ ’ tris ? : “ ee ‘ > . ' : : Spruce st. : . ‘ . - & ’ ’ a - . - " — _ . = . ~ - " = 7 - = - = ed - — om ’ , : ; A tr. . . ‘ 2 . Stet amet = he L820 roadster: crigina! — > c Slede BSomont_ % in . a@nud Schools and ( ollege ads. aie . : Fi a a . : , ° " - a et ta ncn ot A Sh _ . - | ea * i ois 4 = - } T } ~] wee \ EES . +> ‘ = . : ; . ; : ’ . = . . peers MOTOR CO.. 210 Warh: aaron. 5. Jamerson yebate > LOW » ie Oven evenings and Sunday. } ee —— ow: G. -BRAU ER SU PPLY CO. : or > + ie . ms ( i AL ms A. " v! ey mp! s - ) “ee . (akin . oe - er .? . o - { ice nag =m tre re —~ — a - : — a = 4 Pai a ANS aii tN 5 bate “4 —_ — ~ ; _" D Roadster domounts dies: food - ee a 1. | (HOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED) Moniay “St. Loule Independent ‘Packing. || MUst have two, witnesses. bus it| vent the annoyance. 2. Tf the owners |S'ENOGEAPHER AND ROOKKEEPER — _MISCELLANEOUS WANTS TYPEWRITERS AND a Sager Ges ennatee while. = =| WITH THE MANUFACTUR- | sexe soe | | ts immateria} whether they are men} of the gutomobile refuses to pa: are : anks. Act’) FURNACE Wide buy. Phone Lind SC Ee be: ones | See Pee, ~~ — ° . ~ bb Py y ? POs ve ~ Da ‘ ‘ es , OT abso. : : ’ ee P : a —- : — — —- “# De; mar 4 ae Sis . TYPEWRITE =, derw ™ x aed til VIN "“¥ RCT ri’ } Texa rete nd acurity os . a at 2 of t) r rou vos hartpoa Re v = : ae =e. auuiemmendiinds nent = tora! Remin : | ; demountal extra. crit .ce, “O90, Stiney Thveovoe warehouse. Views hewn al gg ee ter quired: poad chumes tar at ae ee eee So ot decminae aa him. It may be'to your dau rm te ssion, stenography, chiro- HOUSENDLD ¢ GOODS FOR SALE yals. Remingtons, _U 7 9 ai er = ee Motor Ca. : (cB); S j ANL 7 . Poe, he a een an onl ew ‘e Irt ; Pygormdily ae ae | soy tablished by a suit du: her fa- Room Sideetaaen . - ad: a Cabany 47631 7 me D—Roadwer, 1923; No. Bonded warehouse: local end long distant. PERIENCE. STATE WHERE wen antomon: ‘es, to sel] newsnaner ay , sate ph i melee se se me, if he has any pro} ean’ Rt toma diel eos AVENETTE SUITI “pice nak - RERDILTS ALL WAL * [ay equipped, used 2 weeks: ngs veued tries sh ag St. sowie, De ‘YOU HAVE BEEN EM Sone of Rien routes and in smal! towne {1 a ' _ erty 1s like! .eav y- On D645 pee te ; oh ; oe rood eondit ‘$5 ie ‘Store mad e ort : 4 Throughout. Guasqnanes: $335 | nne erre, la ver. arning- 4 4 4 i Ji- ilii.nois, Misa@ou nc Arkavuea: Serra! , Le d an ; : a I ; su a’ i? . Co igi 24 2 ] Gran 3 : ut by ! Dut (tncy iin. ee ee = Reilding ; - an» a low ‘ *) a 4 ecanditioned — Vintee 746. CC R. Ballard, genere! PLOY ED, AGE AND SALARY aon gn home ‘ou! crritory to men who can a 2b] 7: st her out by a ; ; my ae a See WAITRES Board and r cay res Hos. on 2 ean aa oe _ mach’ nes susrentei . egy ante $235. terms Mev | i , . — rove honest cord 3 T . » aarae e na Oo venasiioe:-a5 _ 7 ar . ' . OR: oo a, “bs : " “7 | a ee — . {cs} | DESIRE D. WRITE farmers: please — - ,~-! a ts ‘ing 3 su »2 jawy wont . 7 pe , - -P the hb | —— —_— ee. : ngs or Sunday 6238 Idaho. Zz Ph: ve . 3500 " Conteak 37k it For@ dealers, rs. is Locust st Ones | ‘*CAREFUL MOVING PHIL. KEMPTER etter as tc age, exper! ence ious earn- par “> so Pog on hand died wit! 4 eaving n nay: aaa ee x Lérh eit . NIN FOU). ndgems, Oat: | ‘ORONA TYPEWRITER 2 . a4 demount-| By loed or contract. Braech’s Bonded | ms " mi Bag the etc. Write Mail & otion Division, — ao eee ee es aii ‘dren th state rclud! th = aoe ene - 7 eT pieces. ¥ aol eivtar. Sth fi. (fc) 207 N. Sth st anal ; te - es ---, S40 | Moving and Storage House. Furniture vougnt. | 1064 SHEMAN BI © ¢ Post-Dispatch, st. bouts. Mo § reak down the ¢c neaveanc Aleh vahie wAITRESS—At once; no trifier 06 & | DRESSER: ee wahy: fine con : — = & bs: ee Bomont-Central 2378. iu. P. BRASCH. (c8) | 1 aloe a +2 gy a I h ar rut - ANXIOUS.—I? ! 2 ployed By ,,,, ta WOT » Atvided ; = 5a : — , _ tition Se ousekeep Marquette Ho _— thor aed Ferd Deslers, 1415 N. Kine’ = = | MILWAUKEE, WIS. (¢7 | : : varani : “BICYCLES—MOTOR CVOLER sy, ' Bodv. 5760 Deimar ——— — — ve é | t ener cedar spray ‘all nde! (eT) i ——" +a hie pccaeaibinndinedatai PRICE BOY—s ‘! ere oe Rena a oo MiwsMS papered and cleaned. reasonat le | ** TOMOSILE W ey 9 eee R——Experieac ~ pene K me ; , : ane silinitniggeinian bans 85° ' y KORSES AND bY v. ' sey . ¥ Oas _ Prices 2850 Alberta. Grand 6638R. (c6) | - biy 433 N. Euc id SOE ; idence FFICE BOY~—I16 vears anes* “ies = Lou ; GF cre hb 3 oe wt gees a es , ' ‘¥ a one _— ie UTA event “eg ri ih 1 N. Grent ) eet , . r Ls Wanted ae TT—1920- @-cviinder roadster. end WS have a iarge stock of 1923 wa!! paper | AUTOMOBILE AINTE Venicie Top | ' ° an : ma Beck | ‘orbitt ; e fiance « | ci | . ; ke y | , , ont , ; . “a | . -_ ; . mery 7 “*RNITURE—Cont , po | HORSES Wid.—Tnfit for wort é ewer tan Tyles $62. Reesor ‘c7)) which we will —_ on the wall ee a a ia ; be . ; bai aidaeiading ‘ roenced ; on ii 1¢€ 3 .* ‘ . ’ } rs Ye ( : ‘ i 7 ew hs andt+4 pe o ci y: #1; Lace - Bor. j wae rorest S10. aliens Sp ——— OAKLAND ROADSTER, 1920 reasonably: first-class work guaranteed. | BAKER—Firs: . nbinat le an for Har | 5 ee meena 2307 Sidney. Sidney 1424R. vey Hote). Wnauire 2009 E: igenia ot. (6)) _ pb: PP. Siern Electric Co.. : t Moun t (ou »U mt whateve 2 left t ! 7 ars in house , me | —>— ee ae —_—- (3) | BAND RESAW M 4N—Must | be expe> en nced. b.. OF ‘ ©. ena aa ’ } ‘OU fag @ a — : rt y x . : ry , = 1} i . 2 7 S + 2 = .* -_ »* é 7 . - *,- 4 , - ~ - ~—e — _— , -— — _ ee = i a Fehiig Bros. Box Mfg. Co.. 1909 Wash.) PAINTERS—Five first-ci oper —y in “Mietihen anaes subi ae on trem whitianad in. thea ws FP yee age ho ae ge wll — ning. ee — Sa es new: this reedmer bad the - , 20v9 ' ' : ; “Reg aixgiee Fe, — 2 ” a fig tate ee re a ae ADY*) eu ondition; leavin it 14° rere = - For te — me 2 demonstration wii conrin . R.- . . : ; iORSES—JI&SO0L S&S. geventh $425; year to pay: to inte | iidisiaaiiadebea mR A , ee oox i . I ‘ | BATTERY MA N—Some experi ence in he. "APE! ¥? [ANGERS - toe oy oe a0 = hila a dead 7m won) te iwy a ont See ee oe ae : —— pe RRR —e ~RpeR ONO Sma soa. a i a RsES a . opera ) “ ; tery work: must be jeren i oh eu mer _ 5888 _ aston . Bee ws —— : ; ' : aa +... . : ™ . S eal, eae YUM ys ; to make er Wit Se \ £¥- + Ss — - £Tar a8 AURSS: Wass iarge — oie PROFESSIONAL | Deth! Batervy and Supply Co “23 7 . ne.(c ER H AN = a on couls 2t ootain JucEme 3 os ; a ee wile, ged iple; pleasant = incinzs range. = Ss 3d floor, milton } _ Lowenstein. 1371-25 N._ Bree _ x EZ MOTOR CO. 2910 L ra BELLBOY4-Between 14 and 14. not com 307 Stanev sib ramon.” P opinion ut. He you tm. Le Bee. lay Ay | | ooo woe Vee 6 and dition. Call 3000 \ esiilensastiai incites lita d ——-‘' | MULES—Mares_ and horses: =s ; to oc hoo!l. Bona: Pr Hotel, T ) ng ry } ‘Dp . Rey ' calidad ona - = e -% er r _ a 3 ; LN - GIR 5 Vhite : COOK | ~at = - — “— e sone wh i : _— : Raabe. 2? SS = " | Persh: Tt ’ Pe: a -O10TOd. Mung s Laundrr, 2: which yo ni ? e® suggest at . ne who i a 4 - ee nt. uph aq vets em. dinin ta — ee fetes agaze. £5¢ tine om fe titer | BOILERMAKER—High grade, prefer: iM iinet eg. | ee enncemneereme: | Seton ps, Wetater. Sise.. =n Hn 7 cet gg cage Rae or > oe )—COO veriland 90 —— ~y - cot. ur. > wi? Lecorio tive : nce: . ey ; ‘ onimee, én fe 2Vea ,s Prog WO x ‘ 7 : . ~ Mz th ~ . , aT ae — a $2 ; ‘. ; “ ~~ ow eet ao ages and good condit! fully pay nn) SALESMEN WANTED > erie n @ Work, — Brushes | ee eects nee : rs oe: om 6 see see ee akg a das) iculars in reply, Box N-25. Post-Dia. ves QI ARRY MEN” “AND LABOR.|— alto ca nee pe chery. 4203 Olive. Lindell “e696. RNITURE—Contents 5-roor | Wanted og ites. eaie’ OF B22. enay terms: no in ite ow ares c. BOOK KEEPER—Experienced. be larc. ERS aE a Sa ; —— gene a nes . nA 3 wchool or ec ” | S ahailieas "ime "ee MN ERY HOUSE wll bur @ o rhe a té York atock exchange and = inveatrme: SMe tead’ Work. (,oo0d Te K Sa esman preferre 4 = er nd rv neces e, experienced ir brary or sch Ss ' ag tm a . “ind Schoe MOTOR WON. 7310 Wass! net on 9 Toe \ a pat - be - eben ED oy ae ‘ i] " ep ) rR 4 Pe Try nent ; lo : * te ee - tei , af. miler . ’ : nos : . ; ~~ > a+ “f " evenings and Sunday _ eee sa S ouse; must come well recommended Box | } : — — ' al _ — = —— , ae CN . eG re easonabie. 4138 MecR: 24 floor east.(c7 CRANK SH \PER wid ne 1S-ime ’ 7 . ‘ : ’ : ‘ ‘ r = a} . ar ee fal 7 : co - . -. ‘ ke * . > tw. _- : Gi u Led > ce at > ' “llson heater and is" Postoffice Bex } = Sedars ror Sa'a ho > , ‘ _H-21, Post-Dispatch 6); Pay. Clean be ds. Substantial! \? Box kK Oe | Ni SH} - R—Fi: r ry 2) ? _ \ ad a ¥ * a | cet-clase biank doo meals. Apply at once. Columbi PARTNERS WANTED pected_n_reply._Fox_N=997. Post-Dia. hing thachine. Call. Saturday and| Mo. a EVROLET. weds ~ wae ‘ OEE agra ie a , OLET—Prand-new ni red 8 IN a Re ARR RAT RR TET © PO LONE Se oti OK _— InisPer: steady job: no egy? trou *y a et) TEST dances ——_ rivately vear round | Brown @& Saenger. Sioux Falls. & D. « 7) 1 ried os 0 C h b I] F Re LA \S q ERR he RY : it : —————— ——— . of r x Falls. &. (c7) Dus i l ‘Lil. — -ARTNER 1L—Mi4 mts , ¥. *USILA Aghiaina av ‘) LATEST dance —? 4 white. a —— — — . ic OlumDi!a, ~ ; om | oO , FER: gone ane : ” es laggy mee 2 38 — ORCHESTRAS (no waits) at Castle | drive Ford 4438 Manchewten GS) Sula MAN EX | “S|, HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS . te c Westray. 417 Odd Fei-| Woinee Pheeee emee, SS wok.. Levis See ee ee : —_or_ Deter — . ve and = ss, evrerv ay , ie | om —* a i 2 , . : | eC — "ore salir mt iy c s\ Carmo? incinnat 16 as : ainsi wa Rid . - ns we sie , la? . : n ’ and Sat n! hte: Syn. fern ma ae a oe _ »! NG .° ‘ . -s ani : . ‘ "a : ; 7 . , ' - a me yee me | —" DO 4 might: e. Re iB, = i a ~ 3 or a ae sea . -— nent ie —— eae =" ; . ense , : Ls . , ; i¢-. a4 H ve ; 2 ’ A BOK ' DGE SED AN, evenings: private lessons by appoins- >» Make biu erint ; ; , auis va — ; oreer. CO raat : st moter. sure very quietly. = ; , _s in pt ae : r. meutiful London bive, white wire —— ‘vlored $} wears old. 434° an using egtem, g£00d opportuni: cust : biter Print Co an ohh et ~ a , oo - | , to- Wet rman: | PL RSIS ED 1 3 rooms: : eb ie Cov ers. ord one gets it today. | . : old i342 . me P : “ust. insk!) A ~ , : moon : ae Stes K Gr " rie ; ae c) RLEM M ne &* 10a N. Grand. ea : = ev — ; Call betn een + 3 D. . . — ror 4 egg ond ge. * ‘ oe" = — 7 , x -- 53 DETECTIVES BO i t intelli gence and ambi tion to lear — are noon 4 | “ge ‘are success in! “to and grease bie to sell | an | o Ps Delmar 2985, Forest 3953. (8) : : ; or will ¢ Ferd tourtn ' ‘9 x (-2) : salary | tart $25; give eze Peete gM ee | od - nw OO lored. referenc : : nro. _ — 7, Soltd agate fic line daity. " er Meoteahati. Ford dea! ora tals . — et D. i atu Gar { (RONS—Carpets, furniture, comple een. Sic = > ae sic Sua.; et. . le, We get resu Tide paranty ee Saige Bice 7th and Cheetnut. Olive &7 a BOY—For or ee devart: nent rst - SMe ee cona, tf reseren B. x Hid an > s5a° Pp mateh ae mT. rdav Rio 02. é. — | furnishings of dwellings smal! | ‘ vears ol Buck Store & Range © _ era Cr . - . ~ — - CMM OK | awrments work sintie | oe aad Minn te “ Crim or se agate. ne : referer | | sciutely beat prices paid. Dennis Bros. diepiow iO daily 360 | Sardner Sedan Given Away al: n LADY DET eT ye — pecs shefow' ue and ” Destrehan. “ -_ : = - siete es ‘so a tie a mally BVOC ligating ies Jackson, 002 Cates = § ————$—__—_—— a Ht if fy =} oe , . ne we , nau - eT ONC ee , .erene . . or Suctia Forest 50° e _Porest 5426. 7@, BOY—Over 14. Oe ge men ager | je Pp advertined wo agege ai el nd ee ws ys naition | 2at.won Soild agate, 25 line ¢ dai’ » She Ren. =e at 5925 or Deimar 3864 or mere days. Ic line ete Tain of it. — ne make himeelf useful in factory 212 2 trade: Gier me ee ear te — : ae nee a - > Sun.> owt of- EATHER DEDS Wtd.q-Live geese feathers a. bs roadway } ap . ; f , , _ : i : hd - ‘ ; tion xia : . . : oa - v a we = = Zn : ee ee eee “se ns ee T ikee® tea tal | ey fis daily. 700 Sun Phreae ron = — SCIENTIFIC beauty culture Maught bY fu. \ | Ur m. or , restaurant, ‘ond ate } ~ 3 ' om > -m 890 & pees awe c line discouns. = ee = . Vn. = oa ite thorized Mar: neile eatene) or. 4 fay ard eve . . 10 pen aes See, ' ‘ oe Au |, tT. , a >i ste RENT A TUTPOR—U niversity araduat: ’ jah CARRI AGE PAINTER “Xperienced. HH tiie = % ‘ 2 : : _ 1100 Internationa | , ag iry 030 Victor cf = os ay ne cand mx a” ral - a grist Rave goo DRIVE IT YC echeni teaching experience 1 r¢ Rau & Son, 39235 N. Floriana - +» sebidiy, > ae is, eSME? natior ' nigetion retT + ; “eee ae Cor iy 6224 ton is, MOY & iaindeli *» a De} mar. Ac 8) s @ remun ve dusin f their own) | * : == Saper enced rat of! 2 are looking for a business. wr Storage. Cabany ‘6030 Delmar _ Porest 632. Delmar we “Hi Al r F EI —— rv 7 . . —— . — ” emp or™men? ] hen : tt t Th) : 4 ' ‘ ; , , abt 3. : ~ ie “ : — . a iB ‘ : ith st. . . r) lay and u S30 sirad 18 and all kinds of NT FORD da and so - ee as die future. ’ nm marr ed with best fer ne Sir . "eS S" ice? } it Al] - 2 oA nad rien > ~~" caadiedaiie ne eine ghout | ~ ~ a i . Se ae Te eee e Pe tg ee tmp ong tena A gg i —— eee me = Boer cars. 4541 -42 Deimar —_ 10] gradu: preferred: spie: Neston mtergays oe Se, Eve onmmbia amen ou an tens HIRI tiz mtrose Cloak ee Pe wea ae ) LOO ! buy vour furnitur: ) Trade » Schools peartumit ¥ * . ~ey Aaee : ri 7. . curages ast , $$ -—_____ with: {* » cm one-tent! ora — 10 e Wanted to Hire _ . a a oe lesa wie . a x , se “ . . "1 " : , — - —_ - . ie | i , ; | a Pi ’ “Ty / >4 | ; *y : 11a ‘i ‘ s . ’ . ‘af 2 ; r . : ? : L. er ae : rY BARBER GO COLE! ) tik it: we don’ + ca: a . ~@ . ‘ : . - ‘LS +e > ‘ 4 . M rdern RO . , ae, | or 12 reoms. - AUTO - id : | 2: td F > + ~~ iry y= A. J ? . : . YU otal ne ‘ ss 8 Ww — BW pay arn. Matlone sowe and 48 ade Suns 7's ee t - Q494 ushingt a. an _— furn: I r ght housekeepin ng: hot-wa- 4erven'e _ us ~) “VOR—Gveod: dinner. no Sundays 193 um - he] —_ . ey ve. ~ ni " - 3 : *, : ‘ ; . - ae | ~s : bon is an A a erpren wrote tu! ; - - : ~- = or ’ her Ca must hares lease: cash. ' A ie , wars. giving Done number, so in: tis—Exrperienced o power machi nes. Phi | 6238M CAMERAS |ALL aU or ; —Any COUK—Expertenced man: very rood salary Aix =_ (el = be arranged Quici I Raw! f ».. 234 ana YI Soe - siae, 2 el) bh 24 Quick! LOA, av r3a@ and icas oe? —— = — " : Ju ¢ perenk 0! tvs Resta: ura: 3a? Sive WAGON RBOY— —k mper 3037 Spal: —y . ms . enn’ ST aT | encore - 13 years, - eeneral KODAK tin git} ae % paiwa ° it Gene. vee ’ — wt ; snaechenane — —— —_ le = = —— ———— ex — 2 PE wy EET Pee — — = . weeny? : : I Broa: a . —Late models. MEDICAL See UNeretand usin ORS (TER—Exnerienced, ce. | LES “experienced « __ 2009 Mulia Se. ag BUSINESS —— SALE : a 1430 iiame Meter Co.. 4i2 | te ris “F- lurch ‘trio weshere: a verry : rrr | ork evenings. 7 7 on —_ on B—In trouble, call or wi-e Helping p er — — —— —e m be paid , han ag - se wiht BATTERY STATION—Fastablished OTH a 7 = i { ne a : F a arr omens : > : : _ : 9 . r ° . ,° - - a° : : : 4 Pins ~ > er - 7 nd Home. _ S8a7_ 1 ~_esbington : TSH WwW ASHER: t o od pax 33. éunt Tn ete ; — ries v hie particular tyr m a 304 — - — — or @ cars rF remit: cheap, or will tai cL ING PORDS Wtd.—Wiil pay cnae. ae ——— —— Oth at ae _ | hine [RLS—For tables iavlings MM wrtner. Li17 & 18th ef Ce RAFTSMAN— ir . | ie canteen te” [en ee ee Ka NID ND PRESSING ®f1OP- FORD Wtd.— Will trade Olds . -_ — . : q ce ‘ } ' 4° 8 a>, . = = wind " ’ " . . ’ ‘ ‘ . . . , . , . . ' , _~ aa) TT « aheirs ey PATENTS — OSTAINED, man ico an E ' ; , res) . . es - , >. . — — “i , " ‘ . . ™ ‘. — " ; - 4 _ - : a” : ; n mier L Wehbe is . : a ll Washington. la 105 7th at . ; . , ini nome 4 nit ‘ - | @iRi ‘ | da ve, : 2 z 7417 MONEY loane? on eutaemest reen, a Ye : et de . . ar —-? « ~_ om “ — ; ; . . . od 2 memes Seectatenia . se : SRAF j : — _— ' : Exverienced. 3 : ln . ? inalysig close ‘9 =~ 7a -—— ~are + @.-. so'¢. Auto a ‘ : . 7 7 ve 4} t {RE Wee ‘> foe * ; : : (“on an be reached by truc} Te ys yg ay . suits, overcoats, | Olive es. he : — Pants, shoes, hats dresses, highest prices —————" | and salary expected. |! gO i ee: SSayn GET Gr = “a ao gga : . Rox BD “Pest _D - : : Rs ‘mit iry . 2325 Texai ; a1) Vispa ten paid: auto cail Ph; A TOMUBILES Wtd—We sar e cails. hone Lindell 31456. Det ts $3700. we are Lf Do byg Seth «remiss Dieter 2 seal dggtiges [wil a a Oe! tne Rn mete Nast cpp r . AS iir >» ss ; & Window Cleaning Co Factory renresentative = tnterview | Gir : ueoheu man or | DRUG STORE—Gond locat! : ' ~ 5°. preeen a! ; : | housewor®: German or wb inl “ation: new stock:| mer 2003. HH. Appelman. 42158 + Leth Theater, $10 () | Thureday, Friday Raccraay, nday and Hungarian preferred: saiary $40 per | 5s . yaick sale wanted. Bos) 39900 et? - ’ “3 high-grade used an efferson. D Cc} - WOODWORKING wg poe wre fe Cail peres — at enos. phone or mon th. aS Cabenne los W. a0) ost at spa’ th o.) | ah! A —_ Far is. + ss ty. 8 _ : We par spot cash: = — nt 3 ite fr aopvointm — . Saal men ° a w quit ms | supetpons Vv = iq Ra’ Weep a _{e7) nacht. Assistant Salse Manager | | Maz - Teagonad e429 + MA = — room; state experi- | oom 75% Statier Hot for) | teach cook’! ine if necessary; no laundry. | apahester nad : Page Gelber; auto calls ” n 15 minute bul ons. TECHNIC a! y ence. age, schooling and salary. Be Cabany 5108 ” HCHNICAL MEN AR RL—Wor light packing, piece work; zoey FROIT and vegeta’is market, with Wise | : Bis FF 5) ° Frankie | = Hupmobiien — 7 “herroicts. SG “MAS Sectnient taveet orm or oe _ @rawtrg «arrount te preducers : oS 1, | re arh se ] ‘ears ©) ‘cR “] aero nA — EMPLOYMENT | 2.20809 28% 2S Se ane ee Se | GEL Ta nara sewing, 17 or TS Femaw ous: HOC Y And own Row HS Lae a = WANTED The firm f represent is going ) r_ Am dak 6 “i os nae Dein ay Ta a NS CLOTHING = ty oF oe . a ’ * ray ; ‘ 2 ~~ ‘ oA a : . ? , , P . " . -_-—_ ' fie + : : 7 : ' a _ ) hp $ vail | = I Ys oe * = tae . “Ss. ya 3°39 : nema . ‘ . ~ i : mate fo or. tg : S75 000 CASH FOR A ‘= c ~ > ae aa matt am crocs ~ ~~ a ee “Rue, y . - ——— mosis ee Bateris a. SSLUCURTS We want 100: any kind: | > seo * at be ° , ’ ArRt . - . - , S - rene arene TAT —— a —— alesman? so 4 7 a @ ; nr Imen " aseer vane : » eae tal . rent. ‘tving rooms —— , J ; J eX: ti ANGE Sai et) = ipranda ee (4524 Deimaer. Tw west stores. $2000; invaige. Box H-11l, P -! eS ee NS SE PR ™. a! : om “ines. #33 A definite appointment t ty —_—_—_—_——————— —— | Can you stick. do you Want an) necessary; good orkin pins or more *- ‘DPhoning me at the hotel. ‘ pr ors, Nie ’ - | wares Gasosceope Cornpe. oO) NI a, mn S | Pe om Serena, gg AQEMTS wanreD—mun | opportinity! I?-t0 attend our| Sit Hub ni SSS se | AUTOS wi = - + . t ‘ a . ar : gel? —_y ‘. rS * 5 - : ae . | page ESE meeting for new men Meader} | s pane. Fp — - at ae im a | a “3G pas | | SORIVER—tice cream: experionced erred, ee ow 25) ~ Tuesda m on! , "Grand rage se Sues ARDROWE , : BADLY * 7 was > oat = oo oe y morning only, at) | Gra rey | ‘oes —naaet touring, Sa00 Bak rears off or over oi? CL LEANING na 5 shin: p Z . 7 a _~ 7 peeitton try attics ‘ =NA MFT. re Rg e . ~A od enameling ie es wm mM (seinn and gon’ 2 . : , Bor w a8 tag T’ i? arvrnen : : mt eat Rridge . on “le | ‘a ranTtaoe ‘‘a = 7 =a : ’ ° . aq teeclers and ? and c*ronocere an Tt aTw : . antar = ; COL AND ae j : e _. . gra — " : —— 2 — ‘ goer) Py revtgrie! Tae pe 4 —— r 4? . THR rr. — mi . ¢ vane 4 : : ad As! ; . . ‘ » * : . ™ “ : : ; ‘7F fu aon : " re . '_*, - “> . - e ‘ . ) » & . ’ ’ 4 i DO as 4 7”*¢ i J - —_ ‘ by i ~ . Z z Uread ahd roils | ee. Oty artes , ; rinners “vo > | - . ESE, att HAND And experioncrd: SALESM=N WANTED . t for 1 , : . verttingl : - $19.080 ~ LUD, Look, R | aeaires sae per wtp ang 9g lig ale SEE 1 at we live, anime fieeeon ee moa aoe ' 7 or gelling: be ren ~ mith. S93 N. Grand. 3 0 AUTOS W ANTI 4 _. iway. on pore eae ve, A ey ened and are [) ‘fe s wn | \\ a, ar \ ] }e UNITED D LJ CO td ° “ 1 ‘ rs at rr give rower a CK T | ee: private, 14 rinks i ae mei oven. Ag , - 4 our product, stevk to a ~ ANd i Ki G £2 i — ae cash prices fer wid gsid. sii te oll BP a 7 . . (G ae pez "3 i/o oa) OR | Geld tp tor furtnes sxpansion. “Live | METAL PRODUCTS CO., 3840, pera? |S iocmtign tae Se otwuepnene em@ suai} _piatingm. it. Kiitien, 3 N. Biwedwary cca | 2 waiting. 7 = on et wee tar aay, . ond yo furntahed. ust st., cor. | OLIVE, ae aE es ae | 6901 N. King’s highway. | ae 3) | mame o ye ee take | Eo ae ' y — j 1916 Washington. ae nd ‘Bunds 4 —o 7ENTS—introtucing to ormeme #1 | mare , ~ ™ ok wy moved . > : . 1a - . . : wT i pay . sore. aradua 7 taitiailiiitaaiaiaee the wonderfyi “Oak Tree’ rem 50c. | 9:00 sharp. We wil cover fhe Experienced enroher machine’ r son Prank! Mate Sane oe — | ot ner ps = —_ : < ty | ii J. . “rr : - a - ee voy questions Fy i eaters ‘

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7 ii eeedh ated as neon, a ie ens nde . : ek. ad See ed * wal A sak li aa “2 ae gees es , ees ¢. a." Srey BS ee aa ‘ bag be ri td "td weeraqe => eee oe es « . 4 tee aati ain satin iam minn oat diis cand, 2 ein eee = . 4 : reer SATURDA APRIL 7, 1 tion of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times C mbined. 12. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circula : . ’ fon a ledge 40 feet a a 3 | | Mokane,; tenth, ry. We. A Vesper; | park and disappeared north on Thir- | ‘ ‘he again began to ie etion an d (IR NI If} FIR FR eleventh, Walter B. Weisenburger./ - teenth street, though the entire | : 'seen to make severa! ty ° | / twelfth, E. Lansing Ray, all three of uliding had been aroused by two \a better hold with his W %. . AMERICAN HISTOR (@ St. Louis; cogs iee ta age eee ‘shots which the deputy fired at him. | fore he fell. His neck "4 omen 7 fk eat PUREE RGLOn, Segreeren, A Ss a | He is Ralph Long, 20, @ negro, | by the fall. The bod , : - o eas . ' ° ‘ . ne y is RDAY, APRIL. 7. 1922 Fi T IN TERESTS aces, CONSE: Se. owen o- SENTENCE ESCAPES ‘convicted of holding up a pool hall x while authorities endeayopegs gg Eves, Joplin, sixteenth, Sam Cand } (it Eighth and Biddle streets on last * municate with relatives, ‘ : , er, xg sootmonos pir “oe paeas 'Nov. 18. His opportunity for escape | Royce arrived here “se : One Hundred Representative; |. sociation will maintain a/v 7 4 Preeti ep Bogpen Bg Climbed Skeleton of |™OTM2® != company enn At the Same Time Lincoln "V as Assassinated in al Citizens Form Missouri A$so- permanent headquarters here, with a = ae a amas me kd te’ seen dna earn eae ris- me vt mad ; Town eapebs sédue ana oar ‘ - Pe lic [f3 sarc naid secretary in charge. Its next Away rom eputy in paar te a adout ome in iennesseeé — : 2 : | Washington Theater an Attack Was Made ciation and Elect Officers. natebéschin median wil be tld te Palate *P ’ whee S cage. Stairs winding os Collecti $12 to ride on the streets near the: : ‘ K; e298 &. ae ho + F brua rv ( Ou! t Building. ne e@ievator shaft were just ac , After O Ec ing == rouse after Royce made his = ; on Secretary of State Seward. aes. — ee . a a ol alta from the door. The negro »brok Bese - | . By the Jefferson City Correspondent h —— alae Ww eS i 4 away and plunged down the stal | Special to the Post-Dispatch, fs Raves Nine the seu 5 of the Post-Dispatch. erce of opinion in the meeting came A prisoner upon whom a sentence He ; te he ie a youth and MURFREESBORO, Tenn.. April 7. . Bias ; a > CITy April 7./ last night, when Harold Foster of | Se 8 ene eee ty Ray Royce, 25 years old, of St. of James A. Dearing, an ‘ ee ze JEFFERSON Cir. sept oon n| st. Teseph Chamber of Commerce of five years in the penitentiary had more than a match for the depuls [ bain was killed instantly here at stunt performer. His ' | ~9 4 —The prorgyretachie arg ee teh . co- 'who had the moral support of other sues ween imposed by a jury escaped 7 foot — ur- ; © ht when he fell 40 feet | Mary Smith, and a half-sigg | rir Sin ‘lared it rpose to lI f- , : yy ; ain he pur- 8:30 last night 2 5. declared its purp tine toseee whamhae nf rammerra_attachese (1 0m the Municipal Courts Building! Zeiser fired two shats as he Lottie Smith, reside at , ordination of the commercial DOUICS (eats ham bet OL Pe seep te Pt. esterday at 3:45 Dp. m. He broke cued the fugitive down the stairway. from the skeleton of the dome of saad ‘He ial toned eh of re vecter-' ooposed 2 inciusion it 2 Ve ° " ¢ * ° ; , . arried, nt of the State, was formed here yeo'« . me votionneps: 2 Spe . , from the grasp of a Deputy Sherif¢ When the negro reached the foot of the roof of the Rutherord County a : : a rned About 1490 Ad€@.e€- iws OL Aa provision enabling tie i , — Courthousé in course of construc- ena day and adjourned. - ce a? the Stat? new organization to take a ref- “20 Was escorting him to a pris- the stairs he encountered a seven~ ‘ » 4 | Fined $300 For Beating | gates from various parts" diy ema stg jaca Fi — Seared eliiiiabentanatt! ners’ cage immediately in the rear fcot iron gate, which he scaled. He tion. ,| By the Associated P he z attended and oe aeaaegalind sg ar DF ‘questions as polfey. Paster ae. cf the courtroom, dashed down three fied down a basement corridor and; Royce had obtained permission of| “XANSAS C{TY, Kan. 4 ceedings pape ge oa Pangerat ve es Scie a te sania Ghiwesbite flights of stairs to the basement out cut the building. | a authorities to scale the framework T. ¢. Hattley, owner’ of @ 4 fined to, the rawunce wink mrevious-!forces of the organization to dabble Cf the building, acrass city hal! Long also faced trial on a charg® of the dome for a “human-fly exhi- which burned here Feb: 2305 debate ofa ans re cee sees ei it polities aie henennal eantadidiilinl " ——— °? assault to kill, based upon hiS'pition.” He had taken up a cotiec-'!the loss of 13 lives, was oem ~ . Nee reir ar Mlacsvilie, chair’ ‘an | fads which would lead it into legis- rural section of the State,” by pro-/|*‘riking another negro over the eae jtion aggregating $12 from several|/to serve 30 days in aR ae | Sweet: “ he poereine from the Missouri lative fights. He also advocated a/v ding for a commission to survey With a billiard cue during the hold-|hundred spectutors before rgaking/|fined $300 in police court he ¥ eat mi prema a) stil drafted part| broadening of the purpose of the the sthools and recommend an edu- UP. the climb. Royce had reached the! night on charges of ee ane rogram: ‘and who was perm- rew body, to include an aggressive , cational program to the next Legisla- | top of the dome and started down. wife, disturbing the peace Ay SH nS ae vn irman of the convention.| national] advertising campaign as one ttre, designed to cure faults which Steamship Movements. After stopping for several minutes drunkenness. Roe aed = on wns tented president. C. M. Harri- of its aims. The constitution and new result in defective educational) ,. 11. sssocmted Press ’ aon t ‘Boonville, Superintender: Sf! bylaws were adopted, however, with- | facilities in the country. He wel-,|; t Reghent , : x the ” Reformatory for Boys, Was out change comed the formation of the Missouri : . : ie jitania O K A W V I L L E te ; anc fe aC | WHERE RHEUMATISM MEETS ITS WA | aS @ dieee of the association | vertising the State outside its bor- | hand of a strong force which could "4. 41bauU aNd COP Cree ste Wii. | TE j LINCOLN . ASSASSINATED See adit at Chgenioksl dis-, ders, which was one of the points’ work without the taint of partisan- Napies, March Jl, dias perp Shoe’ The WASHINGTON HO L and BATHS Will a ; , seats as ‘follows: First, Sidney J. stressed in the preliminary propa- ,!:m. nem eo York. April 1, Brass, | IND A Y A PRI 1 i oT «0 itis hese €. ). Petry. i cane . the menting whaterdhe The overhead of the organization -**¥ +0O°k. 5 TH : By HENDRIK VAN LOON Roy. Hannibal; cecond, G. O. Perry, canda for the meeting yesterday. tion Bi rst3 eat be tend. Mew ; 9 = | ’ 60) | ee ieee sa ; ™ . RSS PEN li o geninaih om 3 sae hy du ~{ | ~ : EE surrendered on the ninth day of April, 186. On the) Faeth. Kanne oe seventh, Georse/to developing “One of Missouri's portion to their size, but other funds | Jackson, Tacoma and Seattle. as on er prings . . . i. . ’ " ~ Fira win. iinton,; Sevencti. pseurcue iO erveiOpiil 1i€ 23 vii ee ’ Ld .. oe ik Béac, & a 7 i wh ij a Ss 4 com rs . ’ ~ ti 3 oe of the fourteenth of April, President Lincoln called R. Wilkerson, Sedalia; eighth. (. M./greatest but most neglected re- probably will be sought by private Southampton, April 6, MaJesttc, OKAWVILLE, 8 5 his Cabinet together to discuss the problem of the reconstruc- Harrison: ninth. R. Earle Hodges,’ sources, the boys and girls of the subscription. New York. — ; tion of the Union. He said that he hoped there would be no perse-; Soe , = eution of the Southerners, and insisted that the North must not | es harbor resentment if they expected harmony and union to exist SSS — SS meee — ee in the country. That evening, the President and his wife went tv = Semel — . ’ . y . eee I = Kee . lax &- e ’ = = Se BS Oe AEN 1, ~ — Nyt A Oey eke te Fito - ord’s Theater in Washington to see Miss Laura Keene in a pia, —— i, % ay 3 ‘ee ay called *‘Our American Cousin.’’ With them in their box were two —— : ene SS AS in, © Se a a ; a ~ ; omnes J oe FL ht ee guests, Major Rathbone of the United States Army, and Miss Har- 2 : ea rae ris, the daughter of a New York Senator. At 10:30 o’clock, a man : : S. ens was seen to enter the President’s box. Suddenly a revolver shot - rang out through the theater. It was followed by a womans = 5 SE seream. Mrs. Lincoln jumped to her feet and the strange man ; ae | hte leapt from the box to the stage. He fell, but immediately he picked : - ~— eck, cotati Me . = bom: | : P ; oe eee gh SF ae RA, ago himself up. Turning to the audience he shouted, ‘‘Sic semper tyran- | | | : ea ae Peek oe nis’’-(may it always be done thus to tyrants). and ran back, | : oa : : te ee lin off the stage. In an instant all was confusion. The audience rose ; btn to its feet and crowded towards the President’s box. Abraham i | , d aan Lincoln had been siiot through the head and was unconscious. At) J =e oe | ae 22 minutes past 7 o’clock he died. ' « = * Meanwhile the assassin had run to a back door of the theater | | and escaped upon a horse which was in waiting there. Miss Keene | 2 : : said she had recognized him as he dashed past, and that he was : { oun as am actor, named John Wilkes Booth. A regiment of cavalry was a e O or eous Silks Monda A ril Oth _ itiimediately sent off, with orders to seatter in all directions ani | | 9 ’ p find the murderer. But Booth got as far as Virginia, before he : (1) ees — - the fr was tracked down and shot:to death in a burning barn. He had Th d f ll b h bi f . N. J. ter its 62 fuel tanks, broken his leg in the jump from the box to the stage. and this had ousan s 0 patrons wi remember the ig event of a year ago, at which ny Sill be pat acne mm been a serious handicap to him in his effort to escape. How he time one hundr d | ] Id th | : be q t ll ; ' ee i : espeo ready for its covering. ae managed to get away as well as he did. we do not understand. e€ . sa : pie so € argest num r yards OF Sli At the same time that the tragedy in the theater occurred, a ever sold in a single day by any store west of Chica horseman rode up to the door of Secretary of State Seward, who § y y y 1 go. = was 111 and said that he had a prescription which he must deliver , « ° ; e - ‘ . i 4 . © = 2 P - - . P rs : at once, to the patient in person. He was admitted to Seward’: We will repeat the big sale on NEXT MONDAY. -Preparations have been made and thousands | r : ; ~ , \ ° x re ; > ~ * - - 7 + oY . on. — ame cut 8 dagger, end stabbed the Secretary upon thousands of yards of gorgeous Silks have been gathered for the occasion. seve ‘ . lig g ? and Mr. Seward’s son, he rushed from the house and eseaped upon S a Pp Will . ee ° ; his waiting horse. The fact that two attacks had been made upon un ay apers I Give Full Particulars and Prices , high officials at the same time, pointed to a conspiracy among This wi = (: é Ss Ww > rT” Q S x 4 ~ > Oe » 4 4 . EN 7 a . 4 a a >. - sympathizers. After a widespread search, a number of men were i : Ul by the biggest season for Silks that has ever been known. Silks abe worn today by lovely i“ ~ y . , > “yy? « Wet> tab Pao . - . ~— ai . aye “\* % oa. : . = aad rounded up. Four were hanged and several others were impris- women for all occasions and for every purpose. Silk, all Silk, from head to toe! oned. ‘ The body of Lincoln 'lay in state in the White House for fou: The Three Outstanding Features of Our Silk Sales Are: om aor funeral services, it was escorted to the rotunda P nS § u \ ales re. of the Capit Upon this memorable day services were held ir Beau —Nugent’s Silks are P = nm De d bili mn ise wil churches all over the country, and even in Canada, business was ea f fi tf m8 os ? : ' _ a _— a : the aim of this, ne Pa ax ity—Th Ep ash are . . ~ > — > 2 we e ~ ° ‘ . we suspended, and public meetings.of condolence were held. Then és : teu sorgeous de Suk Store of St. Louis,”’ to have preme satisfaction of buy- 4 . > . a Q or = ’ > ~ pe - a * . i ‘ . . . P « i — tty hag the dead leader was placed upon a train and taken to signs, beautiful color Ings and the most wanted silks at all times Ing beautiful Silks of de- : aay apnois, his old home. All along the way impressive ceremonies in the completeness of their va- at prices that you are pl d dable quali *] his honor were held. the coffin being removed from the train in : ' | po raga “ al Pree lat | Ou are piease ty pendapie qua ity enter into : fig , . 2,* ‘ . ~. . — . > > 4 . “Cc oe ec : = ‘i * é , the larger cities to lie in state for awhile in the City Hall. At last. lety . or years and vears pay. Our sales events are watch- every sale held at this store. : bi, : s upon the fourth of May, Abraham Lincoln was escorted to his fina] | tnis S ee wik S > . ; : a. < . a ee nnn -ineedn wae escorts a final | 9 gdp: Be Store ed by other merchants from On next Monday thousands aS * mm ® reid, Q ouls 2 ‘are lt ep ae it | | OT. Louis. Oo matter coast to coast. Manufacturers and thousands of yards of se . . . ~ ba ee 4 | (To Be Continued.) , what may be: your silk re- and silk converters are eager to new silks will have their : i a , a g - ° * . . . . : | in 8 eee ene areicinn wilt | eens eee ae enormous stocks co-operate with us, knowing the first showing in this big : : ‘ ° ra = e a e ‘ ' " ing the study of history by children. are here for your approval. great outlet we have for silks. April Sale. : i ; See Sunday Papers for Particulars ie SYMPHONY MAKES FIRST - = | DRUGGIST AND SONS ARRESTED \ y Pap c ‘ APPEARANCE AT BEAUMONT, TEX, | CHARGED WITH LIQUOR SALES ae | fs * \/) << ' i Director Ganz Says This Is Most Suc- Ralph and Saul Wolfe, sons of ; i °S 1 : Jah ~ cessful Tour in History of Harris Wolfe, proprietor of a drug af / 1 th t | m1 Orchestra. |Store in the Melbourne Hotel, at il qi i: ; ae: Special to the Post-Dispatch. Grand and Lindell boulevards, and i ? BEAUMONT, Tex., April 7.—The e™ployed as clerks in the place, were | : Ps ejgagement here of Rudolph Ganz ®'rested yesterday by general pro- y and his St. Louis Symphony Orches- Dibition agents, who asserted at va- YY), tra Friday afternoon and night add- "ious times they had made pur- Ltf Th S F. ed two more pages to the successful ©hases of whisky from all three of - /, te ad tore or 1923 tour of the organization. It the Wolfes in the store. , 4 jj Mt i, , LL the People can come back*to Beaumont when-| When the arrest was made the | Uy if ever it pleases. | agents say they found four pints of Y, a “This is by far.” said Ganz while! whisky.more than the permit of the he here, “the most successful tour in Store called for in the stock. and 1 Fda - de the history of the orchestra. We that several counterfeit prescriptions have found targe audiences every-| 0" which whisky had been sold. were where, and appreciative audiences. found. A preliminary hearing of ee the large number of children who pen PRET Pe So ‘ I have been especially delighted with the charges will be held next week an, hate been attending the matinees. I ae at! endeavoring to build up these a performances. The children seem tv be growing more and more awake to, good music, and are growing wise. | which ts shown especially in my! inWaic memory contests. Beaumont and South Texas has Res a heard the orchestra over the radio e ‘ upon several occasions from St ym —~ | ge ‘ L@uis. When the Gulf of Mexico is Lf ie e: qujet, St. Louis can be heard clear- : ‘Y ivy, The orchestra ieft late last night es for New Orleans. ae — a ACTRESS FILED “DOWRY” CLAIM | AGAINST BAN HANNA ESTATE “Jue Avie Eivans, Asking for $17,500, . Saye She Once Was Be- trothed to- Publisher. iy AAS : , ) 4 VANDERBILT ~_ . a Above: Cathleen, daught By he A od Press. . ~ See yf) - “WHITE PLABSS, N. Y., April 7 — — - ~ the bride of Harry C. C June Avis Evans, an actress. who pteaasentnemconsen _ ™®arried Gloria Morgan, who —< she onc® wad engagd to he- Mme the fifth wife of the late Dan +tt+ Hanna, Cleveland publisher has ¢ @ claim for $17,590 of hie $1¢..- 600 estate, alleging the sum rep- . accumulated tnstaliments on dowry he bestowed upen her. : — ; | os ANNA Q. N = - S—S= a ine ce at ‘ : f ‘ a - ch Ad = lati U 7 me. eS Fe: ” " Bes a Se 7 iad am om ‘3 : : : “ ‘ oral gt ae 4 : °° bi} , Depee g Brat Oe. 55 _ . a fie ss " z 5 ee ; ~ Pe. Ga f a or ss ake ting ge SR eg as SMe ities. ae aa ee ee - Ore RS 20m TS ecg 4g Ce le Te ERR ves en Re: oy Spt 2s pape ¥ ae Spade pat iy “ . . Ae” os LS. nas ’ pi Sete: ‘

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- SATURDA y. APRIL 7, 1928. a ledge 40 feet above the : ‘ aa Say Ss again began to above He root fiction and WW SS an mn to make several efforts to 2 a WS _ we Po ular Comic stter hold with his hands just eel “ Pe W omen’ "6 F eatures W N e wy | P . he fell, His neck was broke, @ SN \ | News Photographs E \ ies the fall. The body ts being he ae SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923 WS \N Yr “Qa “Ar . SY ' authori‘ ies endeay or to ‘ 4 y ‘ \ a | SS . w SS ss SS \ . \ . ~- . Ij SAT [ C RDAY, A PRIL g 1% 972. com. micate with relatives. ‘¥ = NN Royce arrived here yes: Bx ... SS \* erday #f SN SS \ ing in company with anothe, : ja SWV&W{BET._ EW XK NN RS Sener’ a. > ad tA Slates sLhS A A, r anger who said he was a trick. = MEL ler arm Ub ptt trp priredrstrrirrrrrairraniiiiniiitalIillttlt tilts t VMTH IHL SLELUU LILES POLYDOR VLSIILMMLSAAL ASI A TLSELLSLILLLT ITLL LUST TE SEEDED TEUPPTIIOI IDI Midddddbsbdiiiddiiitiéiuinddiluauiciiddiaaiakicnkn VE LL kta te am Se © FRAMEWORK FOR AMERICA’S GIGANTIC RIGID DIRIGIBLE AIRCRAFT ZR1 IS COMPLE TED , : Shh ihditdddditdddatdtiditdldiilli, 77 norce was the pro fess) onal na e SSSIVVITTTAESS AAG a Lhiddddhisdhddlilin MMiddddihhddddddlidduninnnOZZZZ en (Mddddsddddbdddbsddddsddddddiddsidhddissitisiidisiisoauzaioazoidiaaiaiaaiiddiaicunuunuuccci“%“EZTDe UD” hhdddbdbdsJJJnunLLLLLLLCEEEEE SLA, SIs “bd dhdhdhiidddishhhthitihd SSIOOELSA ‘“ bhbh Abd (LDA iiiiiiissssiiiisihhhtiidtitithht¢sjiiiisiississdsstsht, sddiisissdsis isis \ hdd James A. Dearing, an itine t performer. His mother, hry Smith, and a half-sister, yy ttie Smith, reside at 818 Ba ot. He was unmarried. ine $300 For Beating Wite, the Agsociate’d Preas KANSAS CITY, Kan., Apri! C. Hattley, owner of a ga ch burned here Feb. 23, causgtaam s loss of 13 lives, was sentenced > serve 30 Gays in jail and Was” med $2300 in police court here last | ight on charges of assaulting hig! fe, disturbing the peace and- nkenness. | ILLE ETS ITS WATERLOO BATHS Will Open on RIL 15TH ~ iuu* ene ae oe: re oe Pe “~ ot ah §o fe ee Knee. AO x ee. ee i ue . 2 gers PRS “ ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee e * RECS Rp ee RRS 8 4” _ é f > A _ + , is . . 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After its 62 fuel tanks, with a combined gas capacity of f ich 4 §420 gallons, are placed, the balloonettes, each a separate gas , bag, will be put in position. The huge aircraft will then be ready for its covering. —Underwood &£ Underwood Photograph Lddddhdhdhdithdhdddditidbddda Meee hhh dddddddididsisisiddiidiiiddiiiiddlldddlddldddddiilllilidddllddlldalillldllldellllle sands ULL Mh hhh hth hi thhhhh, su- buy- de- into store kands is of their big Lh MMhdhhhhh5hstihddilddd £44 4 THE CHRISTENING OF THE ENGLISH ROYAL BABY The event took place in the village of Goldsboro, Yorkshire, seat of the family of the Viscount Las- celles, the father. King George, the grandfather, and the mother, Princess Mary, led the procession on the way to the christening fount. Immediately behind the Princess is a nurse with the young royal heir, upon whom was bestowed the name of George Henry Hubert Lascelles. The Archbishop of York baptized him. . —Tnderwood & Underwood Photograph VLLALMMLS bh he “T/A idiisiiihtthhhhhhhttthhtttttttttt LAith sthidhdiiditatiiinito THE LAST PHOTOGRAPH OF SARAH BERNHARDT. It was taken during the making of a moving picture in which she appeared in her last days. She is shown wearing biue ments glasses to protect her eyes from the powerful studio lights. Of course these were removed when the camera was turned on her. V daddd) ss hh AS 4 _ —Internationg! Photograph. Oe WILL Lh ddddiiidiiiiiiissiiisiiiiiiiiiita © Vs VS ( ZS © LI @ © © © OOOO OOOO OOOO OC x.Ltaadaaauzauaiiiiaiuaaiiaacaaaaaacaaaaaraaaiaadddidiéea Wi i TOT TMD tatatataacancauiaiiddibdddddddiddddddissiddbddsdidd ~ ey dsdhishhddddddidecncccccccncCCCC A; 3 WI? ((LhdddbdbdddiddiddddddddddiiiddddiddcdducnnnuunrLiecQccccccccKKZLL Lidthh sds tbhbbdbdbhdhh hl. Qn cccacntcncn0chaaaddadddddddddsdddtsddd. VANDERBILT HEIRESS TO WED. Above: Cathleen, daughter of Reginald, who is to become the bride of Harry C. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923. = seagpegmaaae gy Fashion News THE GIRL al CORNER APARTMENT ¢ oo. oon > ‘Sag & +S Orwww wee 0 we = re ee ee ee rw ewe oe ern oe ew ewe oer - variable moods, [': are fixed. All shades of good today, but thore good are cinnamon 4? green called “sage,” Wil} a good deal ofggray, is ©xe° popular. Black and wire effects are also good. iin ct brown Ra Suh OA mee at SBS SER 6 Hey en CN e+ . Sat ae - _— ,? ~~ —_—-s FOIE IEA ONE I, IT BOY NO ONIN BONE Ee NEW YORK.—The: are LXXVII.—AN ANNOUNCEMENT. -ostume suits today which se THE CHARACTERS. , Kissed her rather roughly. “1 wor- ‘and skirt, so diverse are these ship you, my dear. Honestly I do. jin material and pattern. Bu living in a New York apartment she She did, against her better °VeT 5&8 @ matching embroidered has inherited from an old lady she panel on the skirt just to snow (nat . ; rmit hi , ake BUBE ALLISON, Ser 68) ag a i ses speed “5 PARI \ nsiste: at ey »ARIS.—An unpretentious rut frivolous friend. , y iy here is made of fine gabardine in QUENTIN GRAY, an artist friend be finally did, rather sulkily, ‘the new “desert’’ shade. The bodice yy 3 ] of Ruby's dream of loveliness, and Ruby | except by accordion pleating. The found herself back at the hotel, only decoration was a wide band % for Cynthia. MURRAY STEWART, for whom around the cuffs, hem and collar of room, to tidy up, and repair the — sapner. ravages to ber complexion which PARIS.—The Victorian eee MRS. WAKELAND, friend and 5. ih iclorlaen _— = ch 7. ae *; hyo h ther cau . And wt women who do not like to Db: a fancy to Cynthia. | amy SaMDer enuced a 7 thoroughly in the popular vogue 9 M " stream were like an enchanted styles. Thus side by side with the a _— | fairyland, with colored lamps hang- swathed Luxor gown we see the ’ ic f Vict times. TODAY'S INSTALLMENT. tints reflected im the water. ae OS Ne sco ete leaned over the side of the |} able wedding in St. Margaret's, West- boat, and trailed her hand in — minster, the bride wore a gown so sides. It had a moderately long | caught and gripped it, so that she |train, and long sleeves. The neck little ery. Time slipped away, and still they | defined waistline at all, the dress “That was @ sat at their tiny table, whispering | 54nging loosely from the «shoulders those in some of the medieval paint- ing to drag you | holding hands beneath the table | i.¢.. ' wielding his oar return to the boat again. ery in reds, blues, greens and yel- iH lows, completely covers one spring coat seen today, the foundation of ie “*There are coming back to earth reluctantly, | wrich ig heavy silk. As usual. the | APRIL have no relationship between kd ° tr , irl, | , : CYNTHIA BRANT, country 6 Believe me.” short coat which ia emDdroidcere: once befriended judgment, and yet she would not the two “belong ALEC KERR, Ruby's fiance. go back on the main stream, which (very beautiful three-piece suit shown At 8 o'clock, the water was a was of “degert’’ georgette, unadorned AUNT ELLEN, who keeps house where they were to dine. dark brown silk braiding in. colis Cynthia is working as a stenog- She went into the ladies’ cloak- th. nip-length coa ®*Sich client of Stewart's, who takes Quentin's amour and the breezes ‘\ruggling for recognition today “VIOLET JERROLD, friend of she emerged at last, the hotel and ajo 5ting it in preference to Egyptian jug from all the balconies, their ®™P!e skirts and short waisced bod- T was 5 o'clock now. Ruby — uentin had engaged a charming ee ee a: waalas teeta, the water. Something slimy | |} long that it touched the floor on a}! drew her fingers back, with a more and more‘ardent love to her. | was slightly rounded. There was no river-weed, try: and laughing, and occasionally jin a broad panel back and front, like | aie see “ down, down,” cloth. ‘ ° f W | said Quentin, At last, Queatin suggested they | NEW YORK.—Egyptian embroid- enu uggestions or the ee | j with difficulty. “I must go home,” said Ruby, a : — , ————— ——————S— SSS rye i eetn . Breakfast. Dinner. men exactly like Then, 10 minutes later: garment fastens on one side with a Halves of Grapefruit Roast Chieken that weed,” com- | “Which way are you going? Not | big ribbon bow. Cereal with ‘rean Dressing mented bis com- | upstream, surely? The railway- ead oa ouger sweet. See Furs Salad a > OOR, ke = et little fellow! panion, with & | station is the other way!” bee rman Aig toaay — as fsSliced Tomato Salad aie Man Beith _ a : pat . Did you vend > the other day? Eight years long, clear, crit- | He drew up beside an overhang- aa Acco oo oben ‘oftee, Cocoa, Milk )Strawberry Shortcake ; old, and his gl Bieft him alone. teal look at him | ing willow. : fur spring. There is practically ne a Johnny Chuck Proves He Is a True Squirrel | “Your father GMD goitig.back to the old coun- he did not like, | “Oh, there's lots of time. Listen, | Warmth to it, yet the illusion of fur — | oy. Bee ~ tive yy top flat heard - | om “Oh, don’t talk | my dear, I want to talk to you.” riod seer ayer a — MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1923. By Th t W | nsueammmnal ok snded ike sesenieiie walk- Sviatitudes,” he cut in bdreesily. | He moved over and s@p beside her, eantie: dena ie i oe «Breakfast. Luncheon. : Dinner. y Thornton W. Burgess ing and talking=—and found the little lonesome boy PWe're having a wonderful time, | very close. “I'm madly in love | ieiateds | ee oa teeennes ae vanes han geet sitting in a big peal bgt somebody had left on the **and bo moralizings, please!” | with you, Ruby,.and I can't do NEW YORK —Eyelet embroidery Omelet ae ‘elery Mashed Pot staes rhis fact is true, 30 mark it well: _ root—he and hip a 7 They came to a tiny backwater, | without you. Will you come away ‘s becoming as much the vogue to- | Buttered Toast | ‘ineapple Tapioca Spinach — ne ES marta a meatier mre «mt last, and Quentin insisted that | with me’ Promise you will?” . iv as beads. Many of the new cos- Coffee, Cocoa, Milk offee, Tea, Milk ern 2 ag eo es —Oid Mother Nature. | ooh Gaal = ' ibe bea. and shut his.ceue-- _qetbey explore it, swinging the boat That meant a wedding. Oh, how a an ae » caged’ open be : Cream Rime ic VURING around isnt the safest by chance he jumped up on that wall and there he yak * through the narrow opening in | thrilling! ane ornamented with laaeaane eas Coffee, Tea, Milk L business in the world. especially ; and looked over,.it just as he was Cold and | Rad his dog! - cdetermined fashion. “You—you do love me, Quen- | terns in eyelet. This makes Niece 'rUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1923. Ss aon eee who me a eS Ponty where Johnny and Polly | a y"” eewater, but the water wasnt deep was as naive as a child. “I—I was NEW YORK PER | — a ‘ meal Sweet Pt ‘Kies Baked Potatvoes Polly Chuck, as you know, are n: a yelp of pleasure he started Suess ee sevigete beyond abeute | afraid you weren't @ marrying | pais echoing so loudly’ the Luxor | * 3° 2,2 2™, end Caramel Custard Teended Cauliflower | fast runners. They are not built for | straight for them. @ebundred yards or so. man.. But I see I was mistaken. ideas today is one of peid cloth. sen’ “4 Rr ll ee oe ar amelie: gy Tae. sant i way apn a That yelp was the frst . qe Aud so-they had to halt among You—you want us to be married | without a brim, and laid in folds ike Coffee, Cocoa, MIN Frosted Tea Cakes | are not found far from the safety of | that the twe Chucks had that des | hage. He picked them up “ "Lhe reeds. and live in one of those durling a desert turban. Its only ornament Coffee, Tea, Milk. an quer af. aii nee é panne on the sok, ang ene ss “ - - | is a huge cabochon, which pretend: WEDNESDAY, APRIL ILI, 1923. But spring fever and a desire fox > ee into i. and the other mea ea@ “You're a dear girl, Ruby, and I little houseboats— oe hell ated Matin thal eco of , ns change had set them to wandering = 4 i piece of meat for his dinner. =e you!” Quentin had laid down “I had never thought of mar- Seamh. —" ee Pinmne arenmmnes. penens Eee ot. Weed 1 — about, locking for a place to Build | ms ~~ fou | inch thick, cut as “oa he ae . whens ' an gg a ,) “Bother them. You're the only peated dully, parrot-like. tag Page cain, me GUS ORG ' e, a, Mil ‘ns ane thing or could have amy ly . r be « é ‘a cee i. one, which was to flatten them- = _-_ eS oon ae — me viene Mxactly. I'm not free, he These cookies are better if allowed selves out on the ground and keep ee I wonder #8 nd successful, and forget all _ reply. Then: “Why won't you let rapped out “You ay well | to stand two or three dae-in . ) - factiv 7 emer: Giieem sie ) Sars that kled ht AGO : may as we : FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1923. perfectly still. Always they were about the bex spar soe bright —we kids you? You're not still tied | know i Row es inter. For the last |° 6S they Gare not Breakfast. Lancheon. Dinner. on the watch. While really they . | naybe bp to that humdrum motor-gurage 10 years I've been a married ee Se a se Es a se Creamed Tuna Fish on Fried Oysters—Tartar were adventuring, they didn’t intenu | With @ yelp of pleasure he started 3 ! friends who stoed by him — Dp, are you?” man*” an : tee 2 tiple gg a aff? SY ru! ’ an oe Sauce to take any foolish chances. straight for them. ! I know he'll never forget : aie svwed to stand in a cok Cyuffee, ¢ a. 2 : *otato Chips rench Fried Potatoes But eve } rateh ft! ~~ 7 xy “ ' ” | . Se . ' eR vga oe . = Sea | tat ut even the most watchful are 5 ttm Mm not.” This hesitantly. TOMORROW~-Margaret Wakeland’s Place for several hours after mixing. ota New Onions scmetimes surprised. It happened so | &** Was anywhere near. Now, there | r *. They were poor, tee, and . ”° . ' — rice i ingu Pud- Baked Ci . , pgp y . se , . ° : hen don’t be stand-offish.” He Confession. , ding —— ' yon — Pudding with Johnny and Poily Chuck. They | ¥@8 Just one place of possible safety, | keep track of them if I were a ener creer ce eter teeneregeeneneeeree neem ught te expenses, Come to me, Coffee, Tea, MIlx conten San, Milk. were over near an old stone wall | 9ne that was the eld stone wall. At @ ees - : . r are ; a : rily tv me, er I shall SATURDAY APRIL 14. 1923. making a breakfast of some yroung the sound of Bowser’'s voice Johnny , Forth good meney some day {h * lg 2 ug: r biet ry i r? ui. rr} Provincial career is - a : . e glover which they had found > started for that wall in one direction ae ty and who fin 4s tn bitter- / | : : } ' \ Pry) iay » . 4 ¢ . acheorn., m : _ N # ° Jd a) Ue OULS iO} | olowed 3 oo = Dinner. was the first clover they had found | #84 Polly started for it in another. wv | eee? cr *enee ‘ee OT eed ° up OY this terrible sample ~ | i. * re > a . _ . Bananas ‘ ’ i € : . - Salad Ss) » . " — 7 aad Ts i - raise > heaven or he nust be opened for a Fried this spring, and it tasted s@ good Por just a second or two Bowser was Ne ee ae ee ae ~~ wi * -% — a mF . ream . Anpies . |e. ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ev, ‘Ty weir } re : a that they forgot everything else. : uncertain which one to chase. Then Grilled Sausage Pineapple Mousse ‘reamed New Potatoes - . By Joseph Kay | : ~ , ve: P Geet f a —— : , . , osep ave . aopn: » £P7l i Cannot ong submit Fried Eggs ake—Whipved ean Stuffed, Baked Green They forgot to watch out. Yes, sir. he Started after Johnny Chuck. vy the Opposite, Bran Muffins ‘offee, Tea, Milk Peppers they forgot to watch out Polly Chuck reached the old stone az ‘Meet me as soon as resi lb! at Currant Jelly rr > Stoeger. « ies . wall ; . Edmund Kean and Charlotte Cox Dtventebinen* thes a Pessidie at pe "Sean atti straw —~ ne Now, it Rappened that Bowser the mr a ae eee there was fust a mr ee LARD ES : bits ee if " Waa ; me , - .,.e2e, | ‘ , — — " . : ™ MS famous tragedian, Edmunil lasted for eight vears. Mra. Cox | sefetw wilt sermit ans Ales scen 1s ew Seen Hound had taken tt into his he: o enoug or her to squeeze in Kean, was the victim of what was a handsome woman nd o Cif oem. - permit, and believe me, to go looking about that morning, ¢tween two stones and dewn under *& . . | al « 1} eX “ Vo t¥ dj tr hte . . fs 7 =, . - _ . —— - ~ _ »- Weuld be known teday as acon pert coquette Kean was married ~ 7 so Gistracti - and in heart : a ae een SSE Perhaps Bowser had a little ef the | “®@ Wall. There she was safe. But " " 7 - SASS s 5 ’ > “arr BOLeLY Yours ‘ r evar > ar oe ae oa ? r . t | Same, and the mest ancient ene of but he gave himseif ever entirely to nh Vie: VUrs, yr > ever N A LA FANCIE spring fever in his bioed. too. Any- | Johnny Chuck was not so lucky. @ series. That i® the familiar Mrs. Cox. not only himeet? but tn ~ a a ms OIL noodles in salted Sais lin way. he came trotting along on the | When he reached the stone wall he a - aha » , ’ ae ' iY ; "or h ‘ ‘ e. rr) ee ‘ a o ae «OF sk Water uUn- ; . . : , up consisting of the peer seduced purse, too. He Loat himself embinely . ‘ _ x t Hesiftate 5 | reet B - , 7 , otier side of that stone wall. Treat J found no sole dig enough for him , , aggrecan nn hoint Sarmingham “au tender. nse an drain to sqnueete inte He ran alo e » the villain tover and the in Mrs. Cox's embraces, which grew ae ' > n ng «4 . —_ . , ’ hae gre y At (oe @ ‘ @) Wet eee & -~ ;™ Rrow 7 “Se ’ : . . « de tit i? ; :? P 7 ; > be ; ’ i Mp oe . | X. o% VU / M i ar tt % a Yo ) . ean 3 { swt oe | | d : eT pe Der . ? He or dea him, grow ing ci ose bestde that wa | beband Robert Albert Cox, ; " tha aX ‘ tL. > ee a) 8) ae IY nh! t : s ‘apr ‘ » ‘ ; " lady in One ef the stage Durex, he promised not to be home until iaee Soi aabgy an rr 2.ienation rf W ord was God. ACT thin Zs were ; : J t a © Rad watched Kean with the 3 a. m. | The suit a1 made by him; and without him J > ’ . ms : Ye Siti! alr Ost ruines i ean ” rept , % is tha é ’ i ft th z P ap interest during the perform- S Aean registers his feelings for Mrs. career. Kean refused fo put in . scone Teun Ange thing made nas was S 0 tl bh and Burned Cuticura Heals, ° - aa When he was weil out +f ok | a gen by — itt- Cox in the following love letter to jetailed defense and Cox : ss 8 ; made.—Join i:t, 3. Rm 4 oe “4 a per oa eat down in «a ; is @cting that sh inted, . oe — rard- — crotch an ared down Bowser the confusion fe ciiiee ete i Love I ° od £600 damages. For a time there- te a + Johnny A, sennine stubane tree be. , & P : « tri . r? «5 ve . © yn Pr . : * ‘ - m ple near Dace = . strange vu : am 7 " | t Ssucn a aft. : he agedian “as } sae and Delmon; “ry Prun » Wet Lin: ” ° ; fore but then he had — . . - 2 ortex of perplexity and mortifica- pelted with oranges who: ;' ates S MAREK OF AMAA RAS} - ’ : , never had fo. P : ' . iever be > : a eominc ty " stage and Drought Gen that [ ean scarce collect my appeared on the stage 80 2 ” 5 4 was the Squirrel biced tz = Rim ; : yen nthe stage. So great Diets if that » Sean's dressing room to re- thoughts sufficiently to thank vou the agitation against him that « om SE i cup cooked prunes, 2 4 at had made it possible. You see, er. The recovery tock piace wh ~y fer your letter and to tel! reu how | ainst hin lat mod ented wiittn a nDlesneeien is »4 Jehnany Chuck velongs to the Squir- —- . . ' ; S i) Baa Pi eet. a it ‘ : -_ - . eryone had ne from the dressing much I love rou. It is nowr my dear- oh ' ae : th tareh ; engi aithough few people = ™ aud tet Mer aloe with Kean. est giri, that I wish for you, now against the lax maraik he «h aie Pager I A! bc theca taper oa _ Neo. 1—Coveris peeled Deforeapply- | ae i er she teid hire w hat had tnade that | arn suffering under the meet ° : “9 : “ pe Se sewed . YOiKS ‘ava eepoYEen out 7 i * oy ing adhesive. ; Tem Sant. 17:3. r fait afd Oped a Dattery of lan- painful sensations of wounded pride geet a - . -_ speen vanilla Ne. 2—Catton ped fits over injury. , a ae Cnartiy — mind boiling with rage unc grief rt F Put prunes toned nt a little Ne. J— Adhesive “rp boids ped Seek ec ail “ Pe eae , “nt Bow thy own Gear darling. m: | i. " be the f bh tree t pudding dish. i min Pé : wes, O07 ergy. wonderfiiliv be. wre, to condone with a fevered | chesdine : . nmetant first-aid bandage ‘KE .., | ‘ee mam, iWpecent of all gil» head wants to rest in the 2 ms i net forwer he Lory mel _ ‘ , . for burns. bruises and eutn : , M » “pUust as ueual. Then cake a tuily goed fellow. He Ulanked ms Charlotte thin og apna lta fatuation that in - _ 7 ° or Pa a aes 3. * box of dates fer ene pie, re see which the | ment and all the passions of the} banish even pot eult | dailer. Pour 1 Venien ems Rendagethetcanbeapeiea se cnaent : , x pen. Wie See ee . Pie, teeaad rail his wife in her faint - Curivs ctutde A. hand ‘“ hy : 3% — - , ; uy ” ru . re “ah ; is met 'ni@etien. Ar = } ; , ; ‘ hong Pim the most dreary cavern . - — érugg’ sts. .y~ we & sheen enougit water to Keep trem buraine, , ( ath , wane ' ; , , New ce. i . . shett aa Bagged for the honer ef vou that in thix nfernea an | | ieee ens ee the Renee 2¢ vou 1 Jj» tee Pee eatnnie ae e few a then put in and uke. hen finished and ready ‘ : “was a Puw YCa rs ad peeve ~ | ; . a : , : ij + rere »f ‘ ; a it vr . . 7 : : : , saa ; - bs ‘i val : ; . . . 7 -_ as, 0 iL “iol of the people my endeaverx ar ime T would be sure of maki ag She é Dept te serve. whip cream and ren ga Sha, Bae b shad { Degen. And tutulty tailing have : st tee ee ee ight minute her het « re ne, gos a oo yg -" = Riles te > its Saili: & Ll have not Set. actes my own i top. This ise Very rich, delicious, a | ane ‘ eed “ee 3 ~ , *Urprise 4a0 a change i ye ’ b PaPmartit = ) ert? “Was ‘a Ba? “Soi tg

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F O R , pitts 7, 1923. ee a , W dd . brides he has barely kept going ‘;!! . ! Wedding Endurance Tests +08 i teins TUTANKHAMEN ca R () M pP R | S ad tor car and they foune sanctuary im > k - ' ° ” | ————— annie | the circle of a husband's arms. * With us from the announcement B SOPHIE IRENE LOEB . | . | of the date of her appro: od - y " By CLARA MORRIS Ging, the bride-to-be entert upon a | QA HMighty Monarch of a vanished kingdom, — se ane neem , endurance test that makes a six-day For three thousand years ‘ere ; You have rested in your tomb . “o ' * » « ° bicycie race seem oniy noderately 3 . | A MONG my acquaintances is a ; smile to share among them. 7 ats cage reset Undisturbed. intensive. “he shoppin le gse@e's | tum p, somewhat cocky little fingers barely touch the groom's arm a an Sites: tat aan pe te wf Today the entire world stands aghast es “ng lishwoman—"“a middle-class —see! They look steadily a} 8 ‘as sya At the civilization that was yours, Womam, she calls herself. Now in some almost sad. Yet At the patience that was practiced | friend's sale ieee ets ei soa: ; sof gp leg eo " es ery ember of the family he- | . . P And the power that must have been yours * end: ative city. I looked through my ™ on ‘ i Shatrith caIny IC us baer 8S Your -eacred royal robes, your historic hieroglyphics, It was yesterday, that thrilled and | and added four or five pictures | Sins to entertain fer with an enth- | ce Will now cause Many a sage silent we watched the splendor. of a | my friend's collection, and I must | “@*8™ Close upon vielence. Luncheon = le Much conjecture, |color conflagration burning down to | Gonfess there was but one that ated and matinee—vea, dancing. dinner , % oe And your life will spread |a pathetic Jine of ashes of roses— | bring a smile, a tender smile to »7, “"4 dancing, theater and supper and aa . Before mankind in a path hitherto unknown. | Weakly parting day from night. | observer's lips. breakfast and even dancing then bee “ 4 rom you and yours the world will gain A breath-taking pause—and then This was the picture of a gir) ; sometimes Everyone having. fed ee Many a learned lesson; came the mellow English voice low, | as her, she finally turns to and feejs oe But the biggest of all these is this, | unhurried: bred and educated. She is eo yo “ , | her bridal party and lets them dance ‘cam, ‘hat all your gold | “Er-er—I say, now, er—what's the | so pretty, so innocently frankly hay- | ® Uttl And all your precious things ‘Matter with the American brides?” | py, this little recent bride was th They Are Tired. Avalied you not: Yankee fashion, I answered: exception that proved the rule that The next day, worn and weary— | There they are just as they were “What is the matter with them?” | our brides are of the Martha type, | with the set face of a leader of a Shree thousand yeare ego “Well,” she laughed, “Ive got a seemingly troubled about many forlorn hope, she makes the gesture _ Material things can get you nothing | bit of.a rise out of you, anyway. | things. of acceptance—and is straightway When you are dead. : | Let me show you something.” Truth to tell, the wedding day cf | asked to “look pleasant.” , suey are for the living. | 1 switched on the light and she | many of our prettiest girls finds That's what’s the matter with the-| .°4_ Come ae a ap one wee ee | drew from her bags rolls of clipped | them at their worst as to freshness Ayn rican brides! They're bright ~ _ = Beyond. \pletures from papers, a few stu@ie | and geisty. Weary eyes, nerves | and brave and caret, Giiems These silent tokens speak louder than all words |photographs. All were pictures of | frazzied. hysteria hovering close «at their popularity has undone them. re ane peuper See | brides—each marked “English” or | hand, the wonderful day of her girl- | They are tired, tired. and they look arg nas: aes pen, we ny _— — | “American,”’ as the case might be. ish dream turns into the most exact- it w) é they're asked to stare into i ae “Ago a saclay bisa i | “Look at their faces. Our brides ing, trying day of her life! And she the eve of the relentless camera. | Ae he rt 9 ama are all smiles, all—a]l—’’ | meets it with a flerce demand upwon [I never knew an American zirl | « : : “Triumph,” I slyly suggested. the last of her reserve strength who could not best her enemfes with- ' The Martha Type. Doubt that? Ask a doctor—esne- out help But, oh, future brides, | “Quite so. Happy they are, any- § clally one whose practice is with the pray loud and lone: |Way, all of them. But these Amer- | socially prominent. We can tel!— “Protect me from my friends—my jican brides—look—they haven't one but he won't, probably—how many | friends’ ; joy, become things of dread, de manding, as each does, its personal ] =. What a Dry Cough Means ny and Demands for a True Cure Ll By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. mont omoer= United States Senator From New York. OOR, lonesome, hur 7 little fellow! | Former Commissioner of Health, New York City. | Did you read about Migeihe other day? Eight years E. VERY once in awhile you and ? the stomach or to intestinal disturb- | Why did Pauline Frederick’s husband use the story of their beautiful child- o}d, and his stepmoti Geft him alone. I read an article somewher® § ance, possibly to intestinal wage. | “Your father’s dead,” eoing back to the old coun- : about the evils of coughing in | Children sometimes wake up in the hood romance lasting over many years, but shattered now after a few months ‘try. Here's five dollars, as yOu can.” | Public places. These discussions re- | night with this variety of covgh. ) That was two wéeks lives in the top flat heard | late to the annoyance to the listeners There will be spelis of dry cough- | something up on the roofammmeunded like somebody walk- | 4nd to the danger of spreading the | {ng like croup or whooping cough. of marriage, in a book of propaganda against the medical foes of mother- hood? Friends of the husband and the ing and talking—and she fe nd the little lonesome boy | disease. Don’t be misled by what I have said | sitting in a big packing-¢ somebody had left on the There are two kinds cf cough— |} about “stomach cough,” because) actress are amazed to find that the physician-cousin-author-husband has ‘roof—he and his dog. . = Gry cough and “productive cough’— (| there should be found the cause for | He was just getting re was telling the dog about it. that is, a cough with expectoration. | every cough. But without doubt i!n- embellished his arguments with chap- ters out of their own lives that have no It didn't take him long to to do was to put his schoo] All coughs are disagreeable to those | digéstion may be a sufficient cause relation to the purposes of his work. books down for a pillow the box and shut his eyes— who listen, and, for that matter, to | for the annoying symptom. and there he was. . = the afflicted one himself. Of course, You will be surprised to know Cold and hungry and his dog! | there is ample excuse for the produc- | that irritation in the ear may pro- tive cough, because there is material duce coughing. When wax accumuU- - a : which must be removed. lates in the ear and there {s made. And he had someth peat kept his heart warm. Most of the dry coughs, or “irri- | an attempt to remove it by syringing _ ee an F pee was elone and col’ | tant coughs,” oe are called, are | or by the use of instruments, a sud- neuen erene. : aie tants They “oe Be geen and den and uncontrollable cough is not He had two friends=amm age. He picked them up in =" actually Cause harm *o the vice | unusual. This is called “ear cough.” @ve s$reet, and they show tage On the roof, and one of There are a lot of causes for dry them gees him a ladder, Mggup into it, and the other man- irritating, useless coughs. In looking aged to bring him a little Med piece of meat for his dinner. | up the subject to vetresh my mind, I And when he shivere@#—mot sleep he just snuggled the was surprised to find how many aep- little dog closer to him aff stars, and remembered—his ss and Oistingt es th SROSRAREENS OF thO PESHURCS- GF Come | two faithful friends. ge 3 arate 218 uses there are | chemical] irritant in the atr, these “Gee, I was lucky to Mito the woman who found him ao — — seg ee rename Sectonte . oan co into parexysme in the box They gave nel hardly know how I'd a-got ves m — whence ee of coughing. caicdiane Gee, Se i at mish and eometimes or some of these. Certain liseases pecullar to women | 0 thee Pegs fog ‘a lick Miived in th box 3 et 4 In certain forms of heart disease, | may be accompanied by an annoy- when I'd shiver, a cb oth oe , ee _ * | the blood is not properly handled by | ing dry cough. It may be included, and waee I'd —— ee j Pe SOF ne Fae 88 the heart. As a result, the blood ‘s | too, among the eymptoms of hys- glad: . dammed back into the lungs, caus- | teria. Riche ing congestion ané@ irritation. Then Inflammation of the brain cov- “He didn't care whe Ser any mother or nothing. there comes the impulse to cough. He just liked me, and st nobody will make anybody | AS you see, there is nothing needing take him away from m@r Mean to him, and I'd hate expulsion. The trouble iz purely | its signs. to think about that atf ; >.” “nervous,” that is, there is stimula- These are some of the many | | v ewrender 3f he’li i successful, and forget all tion of the nerves and the feeling | causes for this frritating symptom. Some throats and bronchial tubes are very sensitive to the slichtest ir- ritating vapor, to dust and to smoke. When most of us would be entirely THE LURE OF FASHIONS 3000 YEARS OLD—Discoverics $1500 A DAY INCOME FOR ORPHAN WAIF—This is the in the tomb of King Tutankhamen, in Egypt, have cap- romantic story of Dorothy Carmichael whose identity tured the imagination of the world. As a result, styles was established by the United States after a thorough are being developed which the modern girl will adopt. investigation. Her younger brother, who would be a This is the subject of the design for the”cover of the joint heir to the fortune, has disappeared in the jungles Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine. of the Western Islands. BABY SEEMINGLY DEAD, SAVED BY ADRENALIN— NORTH DAKOTA DEMANDS OCHANGE IN FLORIDA A Brooklyn physician has performed what has been LAW —tThe tragic death of a North Dakota farm boy in called a ‘‘miracle of science.’’ After a gasp or two the a Florida lumber camp has caused the Northern state baby stopped breathing. Most people Would have said to dgmand that the Southern state change its law to he was dead. The doctor acted quickly and saved the make impossible the commission of similar tragedies in little life. This is a most interesting story—scientifie, the future. yet explained in the simplest terms. erings, especially at the base of the brain, may have dry cough as one of ore he that le ight that one must cough to get rid of | If you are the frequent victim of this | ne eee al pean CO TEEN fh the tertnnt. symptom, have your doctor tell you started But I hope he willn ile friends who stood by him » We hear about “stomach cough”—~ | whe The treatment will gugvest it- so faithfully in his lonelier 1 know he'll never forget | ® cough due to undigested food in self on determining the cause. ap tee I wish I knew who (ie They were poor, too, and ety, | lived in no great comfort, s ob keep track of them if I were rete: a& man of affairs. oy direction Those two loyal heat Worth good money some day to some one who tries te my, and who finds in bitter- pedi ness of spirit that these™ ' | i - CZAR’S LETTERS GIVE DETAILS OF FAMILY LIVE— THE DISCOVERY OF A BETTER ANESTHETIC—How Thirty-six ‘‘noisy royalties’’ at the funeral of a Danish wilting carnations led to the discovery of a new and bet- (Jueen is one of the topics of Sunday's instalment of these ter anesthetic is told in the Sunday Post-Dispatch. historical documents now appearing in St. Lduis ex- Tests on animals and men prove it superior in many re- clusively in the Post-Dispatch. The Czar is being re- spects to other agents of anesthesia, as it has absolutely vealed as a man whose great virtue was love of home. no effect on the action of the heart. SEVENTY YEARS IN AN INVALID OHAIR— he hasn't walked a step since he was 14 years old, es W. Shaver has had a life of adventure and romance that is an inspiration. He is a cheerful and useful citizen of Evening Shade, Ark., who disregarded handicaps, married and reared a family. 2 : A Complete Comic Sundae Sections , 8P ages—All in Colors Newspap co The Sunday 8 Pages of | POSI- DISPATC Rotogravure St. Louis’ One Big Sunday Newspaper | | | | cners OKwWB{Y™¥8H nro ses 1A IIMs ‘? Til tell n front of that wa!l, id straight reached it Yes, sir, he vihere Ia, | Never attem ot po tf baby with a is the ideal drink for growing children well out of remedy that See. for yourself. | Not only does its delicious flavor and aroma appeal to the a | og - Ela | Wh 3 ’ ‘ OR : A : palate but it supplies the bod,) with a considerable amount etree be | —~ ee. | of pure, wholesome and nutritious food. goal him es . contains neither 4: Children, owing to their almost ceaseless oe nirty SOREN Con saptanee ion ate activity, frequentl) require es large an ople seem ; vi 7 € Colic and (s amount of nourishment as adults, and good bowels, aids the as- cocoa is @ Valuable aid in the carefully sj sleep. arranged diet. But its quality must be | - “Sees good and no cocoa can quite so well meet (Then take P ms | the requirements of dietitian, physician, OMe pie, re- ; a " nurse er housekeeper as ““ BAKER'S” pieces, pu : "4 ? Mede enly by wugar and m burning, | 7 : WALTER BAKER & CO. LID. put in crust ad ready in Us ' Established. 1780 DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS dad i : Beokict of Choice Recipes sent free . Z — é Be § c - ow ri . : —_—_— 10010 cao —aor210hs0—_—_a20]0—_—_—_a1on0o G a a nye Fi, > - wes re 7 cpt ° 7 a. A he ‘. . £ .. we “4 ee Pe ix‘ ) Poy as ‘« a + rg “ l tS tte eS 2S sug hes 4 . oy ete 4 ‘ . : 4 ‘ ; eit Nee, 3 i ¢ x. y FS $ > lisdig FJ 24 eek Vee é : : Rey et Pre %s poe 47] ; mE PANY oy a , 4 PS aes > ., Beare ie Re Te Seek, > fee La : s nai + Ana eo <s; s € yy $ , e: r ae Pita, 6 y re

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Sel tn dome ae 7 Tone Mg RE ESS or ee wit PEAT ERY REGRET rape " Se re Fee {ee Res 9) err 7. ” cn 2 Se . #5 “teas . ee - . . . d 3 ‘3 4 2 a a @ of od . ) , | . COPE ists E onto ee ar ~ THE PERFECT 7 3 | a ‘ —75{ MARKET PLA PAGE 16 i. B Bee the 10,000 OF FERS a Sr - a ~ ~ Cn a a SS = —————————————————————— ——————— ew ——————— _ gerve, employ, board, rent, "RS y (Copyright, 1923, by we @ ‘| buy, teach, loan, etc., in the big MUTT AND JEFF —A VEST POCKET EDITION OF A TRUCK GARDEN —By BUD FISHER pigisterea v. s) Patent a Hants and Real Estate : | IDATION : Then filled it up from keel to roof ea. 5 ie | With animals galore. —] ’ With Mrs. Noah and the boys, tt A J i. compenagpeenin He bid farewell to earthly jors i. | i : And put off from the shore. 4a “g Audit Deputy oon a "> “Finance Next morning Noah looked around Zi Z a. , rs : : And couldn't see a sign of ground— - ee. al ZA ; a Ross, m Charge of Looted see! lege | ge 4 Institution’s Affairs, Drew | But when. just shortly after lunch. a ance canara: See ae _— Bae ig a ’ a ~ a ee ia A little “sh gave hima hunch . wey Wines th oe yy es ca ye : Checks on Funds Meant ; VV: oo ‘6 - p> preg ome q ; For Ararat he steered. | fr MAA. . DS RUBE | ‘OLDB ERG (Copyright, i for Depositors. Thereafter hope began to dawn Be Lae seeing Re alg . Goren . a —_— And Noah turned his Ark light on \ ( 5 Y SOTHER ME Witt WHO MICKED THe LEG oF —\ / % HIS ARREST ASKED That wide and watery space: ggg “ ~ ee ee ) Ty THAT CHRAIP 7 AALB, SAC \{ >». FOOLISH QUESTIONS: #a J FOR BY SIDENER | And when he sighted Ararat, —* OT PAY AON FI AA I NOTICEB A SPOT CA) THe eee af aa ATTEASTIICAS TO SMALL LAGE RUG AS 1 CAME 1A) -7: NO, NELSON, [ Sects’ He beached the ark and landed at Nai! EVEAMASG - aed ara: THE wWinbou) To A . : That famous watering place. _— ss AY ISA*> FRIENIG OF Mine Inquiry Discloses That on | & boor- Wt IS GOING Z ? Now, Noah liked his little nip, 3 KNOB POU SHED’ MeN it CUP UP Ie «222 15 He Invested But having nothing on the hip. Devore =\ =” al dation is emp yee Am short-/} f | | THE SAM \ Ar mee r. age may yet u larger. -| i Tt is Peared that if the Republicans. RING NOTES. ediseiccaal ahaa ae ARE BIS MAA AT HOME . | es Statement of the discrepancy was | declare for an open shop, the Demo- Benav Leonard Savs no wedding —_ : — ——— SS “= ~ — — ee te . s attahetbitiaiadinassin ie i See 2a mdi ogy! by State Bn aepemee | erate will bold the Key to the situa-|bells for him. Benny says the only TAX VOT TTP > . TRICE. KE . PATHETIC FIGURES — By FONTAINE FOX I? employ of the State, spent mucir of a TITAN MOVIE ~By GENE CARR the last two months in_Kansas City, tt ._= . ea tat and an audit of the Night and Day \ , 1 ¥ ' @eccounts in his absence brought. dis- | '¢losure that he had drawn large personal checks upon the liquida-~ Sng accounts. . He said yesterday in conference ts 2 2 with Commissioner Millspaugh “; Bae Be the sum of the checks was covered ee Pe by deposits elsewhere to his personal ay account, but he did not disclose \ ' these deposits were. . : as Chief Witness for State. A Ross was the chief witness for ‘ the State tn the prosecution of ficers of the Night and Dar and was the custodian of the to which deposttor$ have been ing for reimbursement of some of the $1,000,000 which they, with - Stockhoiders, lost In the bank's \ ure tn January, 1922. To date positors have received 50 per ~—e . of thetr deposits. a FORGET /7-/ } When disclosure of the co AN GOING . _©f Ross’ accounts was made to . le ™, = C¢ FOE! . that he was “inexpressibly shocked.” - ong >i _ He said that he would await ety ot @isclosures of the audit before aa fo = “a Th a. termining his course of action. ga ll He TOUNGSTER Wo LosST THE Ps | After «a pore th in the offices | = : te ~ia ¥ a ‘the firm which audited Ross’ ee : * ane or, — oe Circus Tickets He EARNED ; | counts, Commissioner Si! re Re a A - Gare ou? the following statement: © ts | GRATIFIED AMBITION. CARRYING WATER FoR THE ELEPHANTS. “Ha nonua“w nos special Deputy | — a : missioner of Finance if | MY F AVORITE STORIES AND HE WAS ALREADY ASKED HIS BEST EE. acre? of the Nentaeton ot _FRtraroa nm * that a number of checks have . By IRVIN S. COBB GIRL To Go WITH HIM. eee te San eee — seater: — == a iealhneliniaieeniapsiiiinaiiiainanceaied a -_ _ Bank account of the special | L\IN°T IT t & acca ee ee a NE Ae NINE MA Zip IRIS , uty hich on tl . Ali 4 G AN . T 7 xe’ "4 been drawn for purposes \ GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING ?— By BRIGGS a sore toon 6 parpasee oti ‘_opy ~ theta Youve SPENT AND You Pos® FoR THe Lan tae Pea aee ame —~ | Ross was yp oom by Mag , Samer + caleietos PHOTOGRAPHER SO YOU CAN IN THE WARM NO sien — AND AT LAST You = HAT Ment of the expenses of !iq ~ — ON | SHOW THE PICTURES Te YouR| se | a SAIL FOR Home MISS LUSERTY COMES IN and payment of dividends to A “TROPICAL 'SLE& | SHIVERING FRiEWE A IT STILL 1S - On-H- ors of the bank. e The matters handied br Tawe Ths BAcK Home A GR-R-R-AND AND | Rieeb an epediat Qepaty wise en | POSE MR. —— —_. GLOR-R-RICUS FEELIN: “ SS — eT Gus WiLL MAKE Bn s Be : ~_____ i — VI0CUS MR. CUGNIET 0° | : | Take Ths PicTuRE 3 4 3 ce Department to spare TAK _ Bumber of investigators ING NOTHING FROM NOTHING. » « ye ; | to make this audit. and hence E Was a strikiug coincidehce that the new clerk at the soda fountain WA : employed a firm was — regarded as being a haif-wit, and that the individual who ap- fr wa _Sfrtifed public acrountants . proached him also happened to be the possessor of one eee tere, Z , Make tt. and they have been ntellects. — a | es. ~~ x om this work for What'll it be?” thquired the semi-idior number one > Thetr work i# fr “A giasa of plain soda without flavor.” | ZZ Somplete. so that it is tm _ “Without what flavor?” a_ 2 —— * this time for me to state The customer pondered this for a brief space. - ee Se al Cz Y, —_—. Z 4 condition that gh By, without chocolate flavor.” c -: —s — : bull , back 0 ain't got no chocolate flavor. 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