St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 13, 1923

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LOTS ee pain. Toe PRM ET TES kuin UE, aii rp a Tk a ; he : Pit Bg oe aio : : MIC PAGE ee ka sexs Advertisers Last Week! Advertised in the Post-Dispatch 614 MORE than the Number of Advertisers in of the Other Local Newspapers COMBINED. " st, Louts’ One Big, Perfect Market Piace SiR ANI, ecm ne key eh HINAL EDITI (Complete Market Reports) *" UIS OS T-DISPATCH eran ver in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. — oe oT \ . abe ae s 1923, by HH. C. Fisher, red U. S. Patent Office, — Doh. i ae ae Be, Ae. ag i ae OARS 1 AE tt LOUIS, SO —_— CC tt atta EV ERNENG, annEEneenteee ii", _. Se APRIL 13, 192348 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS nam ra | ASSOCIATE OF GANG MEN FOUND ‘SHOT TO = EATH IN COUNTY law, : sinsedl as re Wee a see's se": | 6916 TBOISCIVEN "AT eae JHE ‘TALKED 10 FUND TO CATCH TOO MUCH’ SLAYERS OF POLICE IS THEORY OF which there are at least 10 per- W HILE an inquest into the 436 St. Louis Business Firms, | ~ THE POLC sons professing the communistic creed. These would be compelled killing of “Lucky Bill” Crowe, gangster, was in progress in the Coroner's office today, A. C. ~‘Luippold, who Have Thus Far Subscribed to $250,000 in Rewards William J. Tabor, 20, Appar. ently Either Fell or Was FRIDAY 2 UE men en OR ARREST OF “ IN BANK CASE B ure to Co-operate With E Taken at Request of Other Members, Hyde Ex- ) plains. “Circuit Attorney Sidener— ee | No Indication of Surrender ich, Attorneys _ Inti- , Would Be When | ted Was Arranged. pe me Br RES te Rae ays ‘Amys . ; uly 4 5 : 4 wo roe: SR Ebi. | MARVELOY ¥ VICTOR MILLER FIRED FROM ~-FREEDOM OF AIR POLICE BOARD BY GOVERNOR | FOR ‘OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT T0 BE PUT Removal Due to Factional- | QUSTED FROM BOARD | 1 A LINOIS COURT ism Reflected in Morale of | £ | the Department and Fail. & a orm (Ill.) Banker Seeks eet = | eoveans PLANS TO COMPEL COMMUNISTS TO PRACTICE COMMUNISM By the Assoctated Press. SOFIA, April 18. HE practice of communism by avowed communists them- selves would be made compul- sory by a measure which the Government is soon to present to Parliament. ! Premier Stamboulisky, | | | | nouncing the prospective Injunction Against Ama- teur Transmitter Who In- | i | -tereres With Receiving. would be forced to share equally in the labor of production as well os in its fruits. FRIDAY 13TH PROVES LOSER ON FRIDAY, 13TH, AT BOWIE *“Huonch” Players. Get Jolt When 2- Year-Old Gelding Falls to Fin- ish in Money. ‘“Hunch” players of the races are reported to have received a severe Geociai te the Peat-Disnatch | Jolt today in St. Louis as well as DWIGHT, Il, April 13.— Freedom | throughout the country when Fri- 13th, 2-year-old gelding owned | day of the air will be the issue when the 'by Montfort Jones of Kentucky, Circuit Court of Livingston County | fated to finish in the money tn the Victor g. Miller was removed from the Police Board this afternoon by Gov. Hyde for official Following is the telegram the Gover- | Miller him of! his removal: | “You are hereby removed from the | RADIO EXPERTS TO ATTEND THE TRIAL misconduct. | the Government. Each member claim property of a relative who had ended his life, cried out that his pocket had been picked. He had been given an eén- velope containing $5.72 and some keys and had slipped it into his overcoat pocket. Someone promptly slipped it out. One of the gangsters present for the Crowe inquest told the police that he saw a man take the envelope from Luippold’s pockeé® and pass it to a second man. Both then mingled with the crowd which filled the corri- nor sent informing ome Expected to Be Heard Next Week — Town Di-| vided Over’ Controversy (Copyright, 19 office of Police Commissioner city of St. duct under the provisions of Section, §951, Revised Statutes ‘of Missouri, 1919.” Gov. Hyde later informed a Post- Dispatch reporter that Miller's, re- moval was not due to moral tufrpi- tude on his part. Factionalism in Board. qf the __ BMILLSPAUGH DUE TO ; 5-NO.%8,005 | RETURN TOMORROW OMY FRiewts, », ) OYSTER -OPEAJER. |: DF A JOB AASB | Louis for official miscon- | —Defendant Has License. to live in colonies established by chanced to be in the office to re- to Safeguard Officers. ~ - ~ . . te M hi ile Rater ee se on sce Commissioner Ex- ane to Push Audit of BELIEVED PLAN WILL x WATCHES 2 To KEEP OPENING Night and Day Accounts ‘in Which Shortage Was Found. PRACTICE . ‘A general police order was sent t today for the arrest of Donald w Ross, 31 vears old, who was » ecial deputy State » finance com- fissioner for’ ‘the liquidation of the ht and Day Bank, until a short- " of $70,27 more was found } the liquidation last 9 or accounts Detectives sought Ross in his Sartment at Harlan Court, 5451 \ Delmar boulevard, early last Sun- i morning, when Circuit Attorney fener ordered his arrest, but re- ted their search thereafter when ee to nevs intimated Ross would sur- (Copyright, 1823.) pder as soon as the $25,000 bond handed of him was arranged. IPT “To Give. HiM ; SUGGESTED A Nothing further to indicate in- ded surrender has been given to s Circuit Attorney for several s and Chief of Police O'Brien's order today was at Circuit Bidener’s request. nance Commissioner Mill- aga, who has been in Washing- jon other business of his office, Ge to arrive in St. Louis tomor- Wand has said he will push the of the bank’s liquidation ac- ‘to a detailed conclusion. he announced the $70,279 ; last Saturd he said the Mit was incomplete and the discre- Rey likely would be found to be ter. It is thought the return of Com-_ ner Millspaugh will prod Ross’ n to surrender, if he has that it! m, to action. It is speculated quarters that Ross, known a felatives of wealth, would ve little difficulty in providing a 000 | bond and that his tardiness Mader is due to an. effort to ‘the liquidation accounts to 7, LL NEVER iT DowWN HIM NY oTHER range part, but merely “His failure to pull together with | other members of the board is the! reason,’ said the Governor. “Fac. | tionalism in the board had gotten™to | such a pass that it was having effect | upon the morale of officers of the | department. In political circles it was Hated that a recent movement started by Miller's friends to have him re- stored to th@& presidency of the board had widened the split in the board. , The Governor's authority is based upon a decision by the State Su- preme Court that the Governor, un- | der section 8951 of the revised stat- | utes, “may remove a Police Com- missioner upon being fully satisfied.’ that the Commissioner charged is guilty of alleged official miscon- | duct * * * without a forma! charge | and without hearing witnesses.” Ousted as President Year Ago. Milier was removed from the office | of president of the Police Board | April 25, 1922, after he had served | at the head of the board for 14) months, and he was then elected | treasurer. His removal from the presidency followed demands on Gov. | Hyde for such action. Miller had) been taken to task by mothers of stu- | the Governor dents at Soldan High School for a public address he hadj made at King’s. Highway Christian’ Church. in which he said he knew of an rmmor- al club of boys and girls at the hich school. Miller was succeeded in the presi- dency by Philin H. Brockman. OtF- servers noticed the spirit of faction- | alism that developed in the board. At trials of policemen Miller took no | sat with the other | and Brockman did|! members. He 7 —_—_-—— +? tried to get his official scalp. ‘and order” | to the presidency of the board. was not intended to bo an organiza- } tion sult ever | | VLCTOR J. MILLICK, \trial are ian. C. not speak to each other at the open meetings of the board. | Miller, before his demotion, had) the ear of the Governor, and was maintained at the head of the poard | a long time after politicians nad | Since | Miller’s demotion, President Brock- man has seemed to have the Govern: | or’s ear. Movement by Miller's F saeeutir Personal friends of Miller at luncheon last Monday started a movement under the name of “law to have Miller Har- Connecticut the Re- City Collec- ry L. Salisbury, 3900 street, whose candidacy | publican nomination for tor Was backed: by Miller, was one of the principal speakers. Salisbury was defeated in the primaries. Word reached the Governor that MiHer had inspired the meeting and is said “to have re- marked that any attempt to” have Miller restored to the presidency of the ho@rd would he a “loke.”’ for restored } organization, the Law and Order League, was formed | t aSubsequent weeting and spokes- men for the league declared that it \’ nermanent tion to back Miller. Other members said there was an element of mem- bership which wanted to seize the opportunity afforded by the league to back Miller. State Executives to Meet in t combat any charge that might ht against him. Porn r Assistant *t a ee

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FRIDAY sd hanirtten APRIL 13, 1938. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ee eee ne > —_- oe ~~ nee MAN'S COAT IS LEW IN DEATH Ot er = nt BILL CROWE hac . mieasur® Would Ope q Y | es hefore M istry of Health to €¢ : te ~o tained, Fur-Trimmed — t (0 exteet of nent Found on Bed in * to investigate son Front Expected to Result for dwellings pre uthoritie: , asked to watch the wréck oe >m Where Gangster vhil the auto club.” | | # 3 From Today’s Meeting of extend over a period ef ‘ “ee oy ip iii — iscretionary power wow . Franco-Belgian Minis*2rs. | H- «: ire. The | the Minister im eohtnibOnall as Killed CTION WITH | mach of Nelliel. of ' Tehousing sch HARRIS CASE SEEN| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROBBER WRECKS STOLEN AUTO BRITAIN WiLL AD AGAINST TROLLEY: ESCAPES | ge > @e?a’* on ” et 24 4 : ievard, which few minut fram ait —— saineniananttipamespitininiiasiias ho he — —— net : Rewelding ~— ° «+7 . sem ft" was to Tarlor Cou Same al > | ceived a registered letter, addressed : ann Gt hed trem TA- tant-General Black, Guard bert’s parents in Munich, N. D The | Sheriff caid he informed the Post { sent ar got out eriminal the coll the st whi them he ‘telephoned d never ret was the propert} of 27114 Firet street, had been stolen Olive street o'clock Wednesday morning for che, * finial hat ‘The rty had ° | made should be presented at the Cir | consideration of measures looking to fice pape the | party + ing. cuit Attorney's office when cum. SR ee ee | Ww wt a former | plaint is made that when ths system and to prohibit corporal pun- | re od | a - a te under rase goes to the grand jury. the in ishment fn this State. a oS Weems bosG ig foe the Abmociates Fyees. lege previous con-| ®Y the CITES RECORD OF Sheriff J. R. Jones of Leon Conn- | indictment for first degree murder; SPRINGFIELD, |! ty today was called before the Joint, '” the Tabest ~segppe pees _. | With offi LAST FEW YEARS | iecisiative investigating committee A fight in a mennte ‘onan a F linquiring into the death of Martin/Question i@ = expects ; |Tabert, North Dakota youth, in q | around bea i souveee comm. The Leon County of-|SO™? OOeee ee en, enarted an ne sO iT P (iranite | Turnes made . Ines! 2 uthorities » | City, and fren ; } - a semetel {front nf 8ein rlier in . lose i ait The measure is monthe. 7a won ull ha em r H building ey amr, - site a ‘ h rece ved Dn’ the Achtuhr de ed tne Cie! Nn rT : ck . | cyt a ; ae aa Sas — } Cj | \ d ’ 1 Ceeed ; af fac : Associated Prees, BERLIN, April 13 patriots have crossed dictment may al é French cav- ea the | viction. | It was explained by the € ltoarney that in the triai « - a case! he defendant has been pre. ted of a felony the evening bis 1s the holdun the mat bor- ials Riack two State In s . | eo bp ; emera: sass fica of the territory hitherto oceu-).,.. . " ; ‘ ry - ° and s i * ‘ : - % , Insists Europe, Not America, l also be oe; ~ ") 2 ‘ -% ; . rs Which Sh ito receive $20 “‘per head” for wary |crusity te prisoners. PARIS ada previous WASHINGTON, April 13 Nine ' T t tion of the off! - nvestigation O11 ti er t . t y . ' in Outlawed. ae See the camp by). 2 wits of Leon Count: ) on re ; limMn. ehal! gg \e him tye TY) \Vach per COP’ recently lated Press April 13.— interallied front result night unt Wednesday to con- A rewelding of ‘oa 95 a4 the : s’e¢ ps ‘ : 7 z ‘ who 2 aT 1 nt havi + court ap = Fe : ; .- , cian } ncaa iE Mroliment Additions 15 County Ch ‘eof Jud to is expected ¢} tey ry " . a he ju meeting of (een ngton newspa Tv the Associated Press, NEW YORK, April 1: Rorab of Idaho. night to recent tions speeches of Lord Robert Cec: deciareé his conviction that no peac:. Senaty replying here last the League of Na- league can “function for peace” un- til war has been outlawed as an in-|} etitution The present league, said the irrec- oncilable leader, not only had failed to make war a crime, but had been dominated by Governments which had convinced the American people rity ) of $75 or ’ coun > out a iin ithe Tabert was arrested here 14 months ago and sentenced by Coun- Judge B. F. Willis to pay serve three months on the gane at hard labor for rid- ing a train through the county with- ticket Jones, in ment, admi the counts the sentence Court He. two Deputy Sheriffs made the ar- rest: that the prisoner was }eld in | the jail 48 hours after he was gsen- tenced, as required by law and then was taken to Taylor County and turned over to that Sheriff. and a receipt obtained for the prisoner making a sworn tted having seen Tadbert jail and remembered imposed upon him by a fine state- . however. said that | 'eaid to hold sessions of ‘hour of the a prisoner will also come be dav or night whenevs brought in bv Jo a "2 thea mirtpna Willis ce res It is alleged that poses a customars sentence of three mo sends them to farm under the For the first ‘ing of the Tabert eral Assembly, the House declined to | take favorable action on a matter lrelating thereto when a bill, pro ‘posed by Representative McCall ‘o ‘allow the prosecution the right to lesk for change of venue, was bled i provide for the triel of Higginboth- nths, where the lease system. eonvict Jones time since the open case in the {Ye “a- The purpose of the bill was ft. | ithe G = 5° or Aj ipon | f ’ Onis killed Gen. he had gt) + source Count’ asked every : if ’ off recei\ for teleg hone aner from today's = anco-Relgian min which a reparation plan 4: he French bein hv h ans +) Pa) offence etare } ere experts is un Frenne the, steria! that differ only Premier red drawn +? s3* 'n none With Prem) ‘heir Principal Mit is understood drafts to gst inasmuch : . ° ~ os = si ‘ ae may De te a Wednesday |O FALLON ESTATE INVOLVED ire, through Louis Loucheur Riack testified Wednesday | sal hen A on Ballons sors.* he in IN SUIT FILED BY EXECUTOR through its representatives in Lon- ‘Sea . ter sti ta mmm fon, have sounded the British Gov : Pp gain of 343 dy =, ‘ 4 vy are endeavoring Lo weher acide: third _—" of the Homicide Squad piece to- that there te a sig berween the fats night of Wil |} CPewe. gang at 1528A Chouteas wounding of Exu- i character Nineteenth someone passing auto a theory meant reiation meting, \\ ednesdas J.B. t LuckyBil in his home and the police shot at «'reets by ftom a mue Harris, he nut j at him ile wn and | Ww hy ; Was the detectis es believe | in a fight in whicn ed to be Elmer gangster. was also sunded, although it has not ‘hee ‘~ ible«d presurm owe “Mw aS inge. Foca ° e on an : r) “unt . ; they do not “want peace upon a He said eight days after Tabert {am outside of Dixie, his home coun ‘eral dave and terms compatible with equality and | ee — OS = justice. He added that the Proper | peace: If vou really want to elim!- are sar SmpenAtion a gospel! vate war, wh by putting FREEDOM OF AIR PUT spain eter geraie ar ee ; poy 2 , nf whee Ss ait yererenth c of peace was the old world and not the Sdené of.erime upon the institu-| QUESTION TO BE | ny . th + op auadads tiong Write into the law of nations TO ILLINOIS COURT “it may eeem harsh. said Sena that war is a crime, and into the “aR tor Borah, who spoke at a banquet laws of the respective nations that | * a |. i> Of me 5: gy Raper. and Pulp those who violate the law of nations} - Association. “to say that the Gov- in this respect shall be punished, and /teur transmitters in time of wat! ernments of Europe do ae went then there can be co-operation for | In one corner of the living peace upon terms semapatinic with peace. lof the Bergman Wrylie’s equality and. justice between ae- “As things stand today, a ruler, sending set The littie cubbv hole tions. The record is there and any an irresponsible adventurer, a roval | jc encked With shtenrest tesco e's one caD pead it. Tt is easly read, maniac, may start a War, engulf a | ether wireless apparatus Yn deputies t for It Is written in blood. Let US | continent in blood, and sacrifice the; wall 9 acked messages received | recur to recent history—-pass by the || lives of millions and yet never passat yarious times and the hit of distant past—and speak .only ©) unger the denunciation Yor the lash | ¢;, ial paper that proclaims him chief events since the, war. of the law, Until that standard is/ of the der of Northern Iii Cites Invasion of Russia. ichanged, no league of n§tions can | Tt orether a place of! “Against the persistent efforts of/ function for peace. Its makers may’! pusiness a newspat the American representatives. the| make it for peace, byt / those who! most of his spare time seated there- : , anvand Mit i of the PEAS | | | Versailles treaty was made an in-| execute it will execute it for war.” viously told him to “lay down Of }to whom it shall be p Vill ten ica Pe ee pa ‘at ine ‘league of NAa-| . ai, _. ee strument of war—of dismember bs ment, misery and war. Upon three| $216,780 IS. GIVEN different occasions the two leading TO FUND TO CATCH ) SLAYERS OF POLICE | nations of the old world financed an -invasion of Russia in violation of ev ery precept and principle of peace, Continued From Pare One. ilistening in and in the face of the solemn “Auto a . bi Aan |other nNrogram pledges in favor of the principle of Si Mw Debinsks nono ithe amateur territorial integrity. se gE aguanllmngs oeceerpae. las well hang a 5 Elv & Walker PD. 609 | , ireece was incited to war and 4 ei 2 time for al} Fairbanks compan’ ,000 |‘ . Turkey was nursed Back into power Famous & Rarr Co -aq trving to hear ‘Arms and mo@y were furnished by| eo ers & Merchants’ “| “Mir Mewill outside Governments with no other rdet re - ann ion behalf of all the rest o 3 gates object in view than that First Nationa) Bank Dwight radio of matrial gain and dominion. ie . eaid another cit! Francis Bros. & Co it! When two courses were open rela- General Grocer C the other aide of the tive reparations, ‘ parations, oné of arbitra itn Cenen\ then Co, Herz-Oakes Candy Co tion and adjustment either through | Hotel Men's Association ‘oa | him a more up-to-date transmitting the league or through a special con- ference of friendly ers: ¢ eres the other | tndustrial Loan Co. ek 009) set. one that can be without,| h above the was wane Co. ..... oongtinterfering with the radio phones ‘anublican. of Relvids a to wins seated naa * , ~% a . rn ts , P ‘ “A ee 17 ror? ‘ Wir fourse that of force and war, chosen; chésenein disregard of al! ann | defi- 3 °° HARRIS & KOBER CREDITORS INS 23°32° na nto ; ae oe wie a white woman vw alk NEW YORK ACCEPT PROPOSAL i dded it was genera!iv under way suddenix nitely established that Runge ws the Crowe home, nor have detec- | es been able to find him ST. LOUIS POST- 1c Voman'’s Coat I« Clew. ero wary oma eo bigs: | tink | ‘An in portant link in the’ chain . — ite Sea nego ' ees ts ind : rPew pr IER circurmstances pointing to a con gold marks ($33 ce Pim , “ le 1? 1A7R =a jon of the cases Was the finding provides for - Territorial Pledges i" "co. Twelfth Be metnrd aud CM night. on a bed in the room would ; , iges er re Crowe led o a-wo "se blood-stained, brown fur- nmed at The material in this | mt rnatehes a skirt worn by Helen Dole. who took Harris to the cits Charies P. O'Fallon as ex The French plan was prepared by } r the Foreign Office experts in close. Olaboration with IM mission Le Matin of the draf the Reparations cf 4 : ‘ Or which prints not start I cave ++ lea ec j resiime Report. ‘ , =. hat need » af Ole — ithe total Ger bs , M322. 9000 Refers Written nan 7 liunter a) ry 1m Rant Ann Ang. _—— —_ -- Centinued From Pace One. in fan ae. " } .* method af leesen the hi} | which debt and at’, the | Li | = ae po “ +} by Wer 2 ee Fr THE 7 * ; ; . ZS J 5 " : ‘ 7 . 7. , . ” * ’ — Pay 6 ple — rie. wae Ki! rden of the Ireau of —-- fs ‘he same time accelerate ASSOCIATED uring ra nre road}! ee fon * ee | r rernat i. ted TS ' or net oF ) . clu one cr ' is nf an A = the. pital after he was wounded. Miss F ee ine ' . _ , ‘ ial dispatches herein are : pole, who is detained for inves- reanrecqcenrin ’ . : [nw , , , 7 oe ; 7 cm : BT | tion, denied the coat was - non ~ her suit. or fhat she was in the ture exper ) 1 pwe home when the latter was eli rdered . : . ~ Pad > * > . . ron Pes >? > z i i ‘ ° «= wate 7 " inte or maa: . .-s = * : *_"re * -. nN _ ments d if F hroug! home 's > isi al ae for rer crear the assert! aaa i RATES ADVANCE: rer fmeclined ng , re heen ) and ination artment | seesion: tnto Crowes death was Monda; squad ms the make 'fars nois is alt inquest +hea , ‘* | | _ time : our of nd young Bergman spends rred until ide re ts ings WwW he “ore hir for th ia ¢ ’ } ‘ . . - * ‘ . ’ ° . > . . * , } oO . ’ IAN | " ’ ‘ — , A I fe ac who eitiven about the time we get to! Just ry on fT © Sarre IccowU Cost of Oce spatian Armies. g000d ner enorme , , ei, pep, pop } e up: of Governments with such poli- eo Se we CREDIT clea becomes inevitably a league for (2 Mills EXTENDED TO ALL ing near newspaper e German wr j : : M4 pars Pers nm o “ . 7 . - a 7 _ » te = : ‘ ; heen « said he was driving | cri ‘hestnut street, when his; ge ine stor ped at Ninteenth He. ked the engine and as he wasit meng back into the car, he eaid. | Fautomobile passed from which a ¢ was fired at him, striking him | the hip. He said he was alone) f the time and ‘drove to Grand and | mar, where he took Miss O'Toole | the car and then drove to the Or at King’s highway and Del- id dren 5 rar ide t) ard walke into two has nat heen apprehend at him consequences to peace and in A009 the fired two shots the Pest NEW YORK. Apri! | York ereditors of | Kober Diamond Importing C | Louis, which led Feb. 75 wi | bilities in excess of $1,900,000. voted assent posal of 33 1-3 of which 29 and je The defunct cor sane | York creditors about saan any. settlement reno | Urst be approved 1990 Referee in Ban a bankruptcy rang | concern. 1900 Morris G. I. 1500 the receiver, and 10090 | Harris & Kober, 19090 qjitors meeting at aang | ment ran ~ . - . The Virgintans Trot — You are cordially invited to hear these mew Records. We prepay carrying charges on mail orders of $37.00 or over. nan 604 ann AAA 009 lation and her war; for spoliation. They know that yg ipeees are ic eounciis of peace will inevitably be-. ° R ‘ ae ieee come councils of war.” aseball Co Fctn Gihahen Wiemerrh? HONEST PEOPLE Louis ee Furnishing “All Holl “Porn DIAMONDS ywood tells «fis rou nianaicr WATCHES its secrets to Adela “os. * St. Louts Screw Co Bur on the Second Floor . ers St. Johns. t. Louls Union Trust _ Genie ein thee” ‘Savings Trust Co Pumuneiy ya Me ap ag Apple Sauce from these off- Fallin , T @—Fox 7 Schorr-Kolksehneider Bre WEAR DIAMONDS Crying for [oenses has ‘Seullin Steel Co.. No One Loves Vou Better Than Your written an unpre- Mmmons Mewes. Co. Billy Murray Ea Smalle With Skouras Bros. Enterprises. Don’t Think You'll Be Missed— cedented series of oo). nae ton co Holl ood } Whea, Tiltte. Take Your Time— Fox yw stories, inc: Rank The Virginians , ¥ Las ¥ Bel ~ Southwestern Bell Telephone Fox Trot Bi Ce "Ta; Vici Read “The Great a > al F Hungarian Rhapsody, \ E Nationa! , ungarian psody, No. 2—Part 1— Liszt | State National Bank Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2—Part 2— Liszt /Terminal R. R. Assoc Each Paderewsk! Record, $1.7 Tower Grove Bank Union Electric Light Soe Esa e Aeolian Company ae Vesper-Buick. Auto Co » £060 | Weiabach Street Lighting Co. 1.609 Of Missouri W. P. Chrisler, Pres. ) | ee | Exclusive Representative for the CM. F. 0. SONAR, ASSISTANT TO THE | Steinway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano _ They will say to the advocates of Louis Auto Deal ers’ Ass'n St. Louts Real Fistate JEWEL RY, ETC. Schlueter Mfg. Co Berning Sandse—f oo. : MEET WEBER— cH intimacies, ee eens Berner T ano} | ten f= Baap So dD. G. . 2.8 i : acta: ; Zf2 and His Orchestra lleen Stanley With The Virginians /Southern Commercial & Sav- TONACE PADPDEREWSKYT ‘tantset G : ‘ Fou Flush” | Taxicab Trust Co Union Station Trust Co One 1004 Olive Street nges @itate and Extend Their “ ~_y ~4 meeting “a troa dA ub at ecteck tonight tn the belireem of Hete! Statter.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EY ENENG: FSM. Mi, 1904 ST.LOUS, POST OSPATE Se ly —libusutinacmenegeemee ——— - = ee a _,, — ee Peers cet ee i es ped =a AK SCOATIS [Former Senator From Georgia |PRIEST KILLED }=—- Women Voters to Be Asked HOQVERWONTCNL. BANK Shortage ‘han tlomea, a EW a dp i Her Fity-Cent Spring Bonet! BYHIS ASSISTANT 20 Back League of Nations -punye CONFERENCE OF $14,000 CLOSED purred by th © Outer in regard to — rhoriage of Fi Sie ew Mae, - TaN: SEE att ne arent ll a ae Democratic Members Will Propose Indorse- Es , Tene ee ge >. 2. AFTER QUARREL ment of Whole Covenant When World Court | Secretary Says Such Official Ac- | Cashier of Ete (ey ee Me in which the iseye . . , tion Might Have Unexpected tion Gone — Indications of corre ee ae eee ae een eee. ore. ‘ Gier a theory that there is a sig. ee, gee ge treated me meh ee Mines Cie “3 5 Ke : ? “3 ss. assumed towards Ps ‘f ES rey T apis! *” if fs ef fib ire, per ic 1 ¢ Saraidl Epi CADA TOOTH ebay aoe ky’, i a A Mivision of tie th) Church. This erbil bership of the 15 churches | ‘ . arish house United States Senate. has shown,American women how to economize on to confess and repent ending upon gram as to what might be accomp- ; : tke millinery. She bought a fionnet shape for 5° cents, and trimmed it with him.’ police report Dillon as sayinz, | to take great pains to mint! i aaiesial ie Sal tel ye") gram as to what might be accomp-jto fear another buvers’ ¢trike” ‘ .| Material she had at home, Mrs. Felton is 87 years. old. “but as I advanced into the room, step the United States would nd A Neon wipes ob mee “shed by such a conference.” Pb tarregg essed yp sgn te antes. 5 revolver extended lI seepwiin entering the world court th The eedinaed ” ec Rdiinin Comnshits! View of the Builders. ssacecnewe thats’ he himeited ane ; | . Secretary's part to have a definite been able to find him. — — —— = — i = = with a ~~ i ‘ eis ‘itie : tic about anv | Ihim grab a salt cellar to throw st/ Britisher enthusias age fy tee offered as one of their recom-| In the telegram sent from the program submitted as to just what LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | . 2 Woman's Coat Is Clew. oe Poster Advertising Co., stolen March said Detective-Sergeant John Car-' | at the taerne ‘of er eae ae | ° \ “ r ] J Pa] : | ’ : | . . . ; . Ny re "PP Ee c *f ) } 4 . . a thb fore. had tax ’ : aa a RR. | Resol Is P d % mulates A A 3 McMahon, secretary of the Master ETHEL. Mo., April 13.--The Bank Mthorities. The payn . 3 | 3 ca, Sk | | nts Wh | mr es £4 . " ca: Pe would FR ere Gangster Pe fle ee ee in | ) | cee & Bt 2 Oe Bit es emocratic and other ley -o- (people of this country eve . fo 7 aged ver: eas quest of the Associated General Con-| following the discovery of a dis- ost of. rehousing schemes Put ‘a > | ARS | appeal fora conference of construc- | 8ence from the city of F. L. Sum- if mn a Yost Ne By the Associated Press Robert ¢ ecil’s Spee h tonight hefo Sail” he replied as he has at il | The Rev. Father Charles Dillon :; ty Sods cf cattle Ene tae: Bes tee ' ' ‘Tes ti @ itl —_, opinions on Unite States ities resolution of Miss Ruth Morgan ask pinior Or nited ates politics | sent by the St. Louts organization of ties VWowiid hea FMP O oy se . ¥. ’ . ‘Owered to ¥ Merk ~ hig yf ie me ie: oo tar , ‘ , ' wel ; , hospitalit xt ! entermvenl . = | gi? si ree ff. ae ie p> | a“ 34 perior, the Rev. Fathel ijenr’ j}indorsement of President Harding i“ OSPILLALITS extended him, eXPress | setting forth the increase in ma-;| sent an examiner on request if the BAG ¥ ae SS Sapte ape : + cig 8 O'Neill, pastor off St. Augustine's; The amendment asking . sii hier tf , 1}: ] ‘vy i oOvNn- ‘ ’ : a fd alco je empowered to nceut ject of equal ownership of prop inence of a “buvers’ atrike” unless a | The bank, which was founded ty -a. re the only vesterday in the ma- paid-up capital stock of $50.000. Irs« mendation subm e %- ad ! ndations submitted to the cor This department is alive to the| ment Additions te : ee a ps gs a gl ae The killing of Father O'Neill cul- {interpreted as limiting them to a 7 4 — “ 1 / embershin gain of 2e% , . ’ } 4 int rom ¢ \ “— e) j 27 +} * interview upon his arrival| “@U4! interest of spouses I each | oxnected results.” Secretary Hoover Summers, who has a” wife and me the attitude of |United States could safely go into il at a quarter), COonTFerende a4 ion J.B. (Lucky.Bill) Crowe, gang The Rev. Father Dillon. who is|}way committed to the League f tye | Federal prohibition agents vester- \’. Ge Harris. police character, ho ae Oe TR ee i aa RA: git. nieal Father O'Neill, his assistant, | was established, elaborate provisions | ©''Y: | The Secretary suggests as an ni4|drews near Chesterfield. and found , 16 after a quarre]/rate from all other departments of | Dr. A. H. Post. new fuper|4. | . he sald, and. afte » as a Which caused the same wrangle last , at him from a passing auto. | in ame eg SPR SS ee SS CREIRS 2 SaaS a | at onan _ ete — — aa ack his an ‘e the | judiciary branch of a governmen, pack his grip. a 1 leave enor . . ea inister in contributing 4 (liege led. | Ss ghee CON. aa % Pe EB ig: : ponenhg of th League of ° VES ; “ th | tractors, who made a nation-wide| crepancy in its accounts during ah ward aa es Bae os : . —- (| are biding their time until after Lora | &*"" °° the League of Nations, hasn't vn ‘oa ~~ -v ‘> ime UNLli after Ore ae ; on it been used as a politic foot- , . ffect hy loes] 2uthoritias . , & * ' 3 : political tion industry interests at Washing- | ™ers. caster. Summers last Sun- aif the annual los od yn ts ON WITH moe Pe oe 4 Steg pe be : BR ae “KALAMAZOO, Mich., April 13.—-] | ton. day went to Chicago with three car- a gga } | | | os ey ae es Tie ae ; eos their amendment to the’ previous interviews, that he had no} The letter is in reply t te] ; ne measure ig ret mt se —: sit xs % ie ae 4 i } Vtoa eiegzram for 15 months Tha roar. ae IS CASE SEEN | re é a oll a Rag SEE RE been heard from by the dtrectora local ay. pee i Peer ee ee scnenhesy Ree ene charged with the slaying of his su- ‘ing the League of Women Vote:«’!and would not, in deference to the . 7 “ a... "Sa , ns weagu men oters ‘ this national group on March 23 last. The State Department of Finance MH private buildin ; ag ‘ . ae =? : : ia shies to them sif he had tT. e the value of the } BS . proposal! to enter the world cou terial and labor costs in the p »| directors, and thi : " ;i fh) stan ittees . — : Bee 0 SS aa act Sie Judge Weimer later. }explain that their vote is not to }. The che : = he wre . ; necessity of large construction jue | J. R. Heaton, president, sald there : ifor aws Commi askKe . , | wy , es Ported for pee NS a ‘ the ec “ 4 ere ani’ t to the deficiencies accumulated over | Were indications of a shortage, but > 4 . : oe aw ged ) ry > g j ’ re a . ’ . eS duri ig , pe SKE eae in. Bee lice was ‘13 months of ill-treatment’ | step in international co-operation sia legislation providing an official action which might have un- | was not known. Ast etx months by the 1s ss are endeavoring to piece to- ' ae sense eS i ee ee te: So 3 during which, he said, Father O'Neill | in on - | “6s . 7 é . . eee ee “—- sat Sei. x ee . 5 , - P . } . ‘ % OND Sr oe : . in rng : ee t 7 i . =T : ; , ‘ > ‘re ondas h iheadeolioce: , : y eh as + 7 é ' sith “Al ni e e 4 mnt of the Missouri Angi ‘Sal ’ ather O'Neill ordered Dillon to go)the league. It corresponds to f year. I remember 26 well. that woed ent, as far as possible, in order -o of Ss" oring farms were raided a ue, was introduced to 1} O'R Bhahite. upstairs € 6: ~ | es, ' give “a clearer field to private con-| week ago some empty vats were , ey . 1® COA. BS. aR, SiO ie a1 x ain at eins iT] -went ‘oOuntry. aS in Yours, Is : Iacidenta!ly. the detec tives believe _ Instea | Pillon-went i whic hin my count ] } back for r, ¥s study. Yesterd Ly ated , : Similar meeting will + # Word wie on é Before such a conference is as-| return was made on anonymous in tat the Immanuel M _ held to-Miiaied man, presumed to be Elmer MRS. W. H. FELTON, returned to the dfning room ‘branches as possible.” | | lefer thein|sembled.” he added, “I feel we) formation and the dismantied stitl hy i} 4 : ; oneal : one ' } ae” , ; ; suit ands may ae r iri. ' . . ‘ south) } , Egan gangster, was also Mrs. W. H. Felton, who is the only woman eve » have a geat in the “T intended to give him a chanve Cecil Enthusiastic. . ) should have before us from the was found. . , i fil rrmye« t » I f 16 ch: inches in the S&S} Louils di: 7 mai ef the. district. 7 MS “Meinitely estab lished that Runge ws “the.Crowe home, nor have detec — ee ee en — the resolution, a mem- - « : RE OF THE, AS ASSOCIATED PREA@ | Se @ Cony, “1d.” the world ha and wears ahi enveloping Va's- . - , > 4 4 t ) ies hi? ‘? ’ ° : from a collapse that fol Whe told of remarkK : ley coat the pattern of whicn is ering today | ;' patriot Sir Auckland (;eddes ) lade ry): de mo} , pronounced with cut- j agedv condemned Dv the tussian savret i low ed the trae ' ( ’ Lic zs rathering of women : . ~ Eg “T knelt before God and prayed |to this same gatne! - lines of steel beads. She will speax ee er ee on ee, Ones | that something would happen to/last year go the effect that women | at the banquet this evening with ithat man.’ Father Dillon was quot-|needed to learn a great deal more) ] ord Robert Cecil. Mrs. Thomas G. led ar saving in 4 statement: to than they An abhout international | Winter and others, and it is said her '| Prosecutor Stephen Hl. Wattles questions hefore they meddled im | peech is a redhot tndictment of Dee. 12. 187 » » wae . ti ' , rdi t hie ry imited to the settlement f leg ii ; | . “eth “1 rj ished Daily by The Pulitzer Pontshing A on of the cases was the finding 2920 Olive street. the robbers escaped /thing that the gangsters wanted kept floor, Dillon, according to Mi story, | lin “ ines 20s | : act a minimum wace amendmen: to/ nation in construction industry will th; wt ' ' )Fweltth Bowevard and Olive Street, | Bight, on a bed in the room |in an automobile. Pelice who pursued ‘quiet and perhaps they were afraid | eave Father McCullough a phial con- | ferences, there Ww: CABS | e Constitution to correct the sit-| result shortly unless present terd-|*™ngs may be brought up whieh — - * , ae r ; ei at “aa icy tnhadons esoeaons be cilia: oS a , litieal cause f war that ute , . ’ ' of , would be dangerous,” he Use) ember Andit Bureau of ircatatione \ Crowe was Killed. of aA Wwome saw one jump out and "] yf that if'‘he were ‘ue stioned hy police- faininge hol oj] nad rt i} ! to: of politica] causes x ' 3 uation — ieoht ahout hy the 3). / ene) tn higher material costs une os ote ” ger “ h said 4 § ty blood-stained. brown fur- store near Jefferson an j eer They j men: he would -talk.’’ administer the sacrament of extreme be adiudicated in thi a ey Court Aaietatecn Monday 1» |excessive wages is checked.” tne siinmisrsion a) A program, he ‘Tr . ‘ . c . . . rin , pue , P ’ % PU IRS ue 3 ~ ‘ s. ‘ ’ c)y, i 1, , : a ‘ ’ ; ’ € Vv ° . » ; € | 3 ’ 7 mmed coat. The material in this|found “Lueky Bill” in a pet shop The poolroom at Mississippi and |unction at once He is a tall, stoop eee pas ret Cost in building material, haa in- ay change if t as to eliminate any Aeeoriated i im exclusivels enti alm ‘thes a ski ‘or so ; ; oe a : es preg: tibey | . . ORXN ‘fas ahout 56 \armed man with long aqul.ine sf Se al a ) . oo , ( ce ing 1912 dangerous partisan proposals.” ie Dae nA Pree in o: ft pes on m matches a skirt worn by Helen) where his brother John is employed | Park avenues, where Tabor spent ‘ather ONeill. who ag pOuN 3 vials , . ri ; be) committee said We be | creased 100 per cent, using 1915 as Will Formulate Pro in credited to it or not otherwiea cred. EOe. Who took Harris to the city lag a clerk and he denied any con-|much of his time, is about nine | years old, succeeded to the St, Augus-| As he &a epee ) lie, where are still in this country|@ basis McMahon said today. It Sram. n this Pane and ler +) a! i ae : . ; : ‘ : ; : } ; : pe j 1 ‘ ) , j >} iy > ¢ “ re f rf Al lé ' y >. ; ° " 5 head herein t are 7 0 of ‘repubiicetanan | tal after he was wounded. Miss nection with the robbery. | bloc i Rinwn, Ste fet where: “t meks tine pastorate in November, 1921,;cehair he appear d Preenas brains enough. hearts enough, souls jumped to 300 per vent in the spring Mc Mahon said the next step would peciat dispatches herein are also reservega ble, who is detained for inves- ~ ~- Bill” Crowe was shot -and killed | following the death of Monsignor F.;and limbs He assumed an attitude! oo ongh to ma ke justice to women|of 1920, and the buyers’ strike re- be the formation of this progtam, - : = ' fs " z . % , . * ‘ “ . ,} La : | cc T¢ his ' 4h a ba € =} . 4 ; d , SCRIPTION RATES RY MAIL" eee tne. coat was part ASSOCIATE OF GANG Wednesday night. Detectives believe |A. Brien. Dillon, following his >x- ee ore are | constitutional.’ sulted. There was a depression in| which probably would be submitted or her suit. or fhat she was in the Ithere is a possibility that Tabor! pulsion as a member of the Carth: 1- | Woman interviewe! | - | Another important piece of work|the building industry. A year ago| through the goo organization of . . * : g | ‘ ¢ ‘fo ‘ v4 ’ , | if . “ . . ° . e we home when the latter Was) MEN FOUND SHOT TO | might have heard the “inside” story |sian order from France. traveled in | have always — - mo undertaken is that in hehalf of a/the material cost eine to about ogy sage rg Ms pointed rdered | are * enuntries aS a missionavv,|/hement advocate of woman SUFI-)| wild labor amendment to the Con-|150 per cent, and it now is back/| out, is at the heignt of an unpre- ry of that affair. many count! : ‘ i ' - (h , . ON rite f postal order in n inquest Into Crowe's death was DEATH IN COUN leominge here from Battle Creek 19 | frage, he said, and VeICOmMe @titution |}again to nearly 200 per cen? “bis, | cedented boom at present, and con- Louls exchanze “@ierred until Monday, to give che |_- Seumpeed Hrem axe One. months ago opportunity of” talk sonality just arris ea | with the return of building labor |tractors as well as labor's interests. © . - )* ‘ > = 7 or | ° ‘ ¥ I i¢ i J d : : ; . ? ‘+ ’ . ‘ thiac rar } i Vv‘ \ i * . ¢ r¢ rut of town sicide Squad Here time to invVes- | fe)] and fractured his sk a / -.a¢ CONDEMNED PRELATES PRAISED - e Re } ather W illiam Mura b ahout this } lI a ’ WH? the We . f ~ mn hs Qn >y at Y) iT : ' 4 . ; } _ , wees any Protestant to the statement said | took that in = ne of the shooting Fathe Japanese’ Princess Recovering. were heard by John and Pat] not a bad bov at he nt 2 £ : ba PARIS, April 13 Princess HKita- a ? 3 m ; ss * . ** " : lessee] rnoO eringr,s 7 ec mart ie | “ . 7 - rin ne | €, brothers of Lucky Bill, |into trouble now and then or 1c f fg nig » }my own hands and Tf killed hin Dillon eplied that yt kat! Me Cul- ws : | ° , } saving that the: ‘re more obedient ‘ Stnte oe m s hirakawa ster ¢ the E P - of “ Chimed thes were in the flat count of nis associates. lie Aare OO 8 he ; D ae C3 , : want to g9 im Jackson (ul é lough was present, } ’ ntered: SMIrTaAKaAWA, Sse re . Mmpero! ° , _— y : ty) | ; “ar . 2 . . — la eal , . . . . : astairs. The men WwW ho did the a loafer, and when I saw that l could | . Lorie (nay *) rod. if reads prison). I 4 rather have th | . lapan has =o fay reco, ered from the ‘ ” . he + ’ re l? > P i vo f ¢ \ -. itn = 6 ? yy 17 ; e & 21 7" i Ming escaped. but abandoned one| do nothing more with him | i have been bred in the belief What do vou want of witnesses injuries SBhe suffered in the auto- tol] him | a inst es ’ : -trie chair. : 2 O automobiles in which they/to leave home.” em vere te speaks to them | «? never did anv harm in my life; ,1!1 tel] the truth We were eating.| mobile accident near Bernay that This car was identified by the Police records show William Tabor nrough the Church is the voice Of | never took a cent from anybody.; He totd me to get out, rhe last!she is considered out of danger. fas belonging to Elmer Runge.|had been arrested 34 times since! And in their defiance of that | +}, gentle little children all over | thing he said was ‘Pack up and go.” Prince Asako, who also was hurt in lsoviet law which offends the dic- | wichigan will tell vou thev love me.” |I said ‘All right, I will go.” I did ithe accident, has arevee greatly. Story Told by Harris. 1918, but only twice on. specific | ‘an? [tates of conscience, they have dis- | Asked how long he had possessed 8&0 and pack up and he didn't like ———— ADC t 12:35 a. m.. or 55 minutes charges. He was arrested once nfter : ; the shooting of Crowe, Harris|admittine that he had taken anothee! played a heroism that links them the revolver Father TDillon said.| the packing in my hand I pulled Detective, War Wiehe: Killed. and ‘bing. bing.’ He EL PASO, Tex., April 18. —- Detec- | here (indicating the tive Frank Burns, veteran of the'| + | with all who through the ages have | «un ps very long.” the gun out Miance from a doctor's office atiand on another occasion Re was fined abdomen.) He said: I'm Perthing expedition to Mexico and taken to City Hospital in an/boy’s motoreycle for a_‘‘joy-ride,” | , A said, ‘We know that we ought to “Did vou purchase it for the pur- | got it right ohe’ (70d rather than man. pose hell k lling athe Bw Ne} 1] Or? lou fi a- maar boulevard and King’s high 1 for disturbing the peace. - He had heen shot above the The pollee say at he was not a ~ 2 asked the prosecutor shot, Father: not ight in 1 of the World War. died here last! om i hip. Harris said h® was driving; criminal, but that he associated wit Plunkett's Capture Confirmed. “Yes, for the purpose.” replied the midst of that he seized the salt c night from wounds received Wednes- | ; h r is] gangsters. Whenever he was ar-{ BY the Associated Press ipriest. “Conditionally for the prr- lar to throw ; le; “bing h ng. ',day in a gun fight with two Mevxi-| e odds a eC ainst tl window to be drug peddlers. He} : Mm in Chestnut street, when his ne *.s ; - " a 7 7 e 7 ; ‘ " . qy¢ | i oe eye , ‘ ? ne Stopped at. Ninteenth. Hejrested, the police said: and ques- DUBILIN, April 13 The arrest of |pose. -Not absolutely, to say it was dropped agains ' ans alleged T hoped it would Father Dillon. according to the was a native of Pennsvivania. His inked the en@ine and as he was | tioned in connection with crimes he-|Count Plunkett by Free State*troops. going to happen; : . % , . | . | ting back into the car, he said, | Heved to have heen. committed by reported yesterday, is officially cron- not.’ j; prosecutor, admitted he iad peen | Eten died at Philadelphia Wednes- | Asked who was at the dinner table drinking. day night. tO tomobile passed from which aigangsters, he talked freely to the! firmed. It is believed that the report | t Was fired at him, striking him | police, and gave them whatever in- oY the arrest of Countess Markievicz th So He said he was “5 Ga ages ation he had wi and Marv MacSwiney also is ac- O R Mw * 2 ime and ‘drove to Grand and | He probably taiked too much," curate. -H E y B 4 ‘ M ) 6 omar, where he took Miss O'Toole == 3 = ie |] When che gume bleed.be on-your guard. re lt ll ee oe @fter he had cranked the en-. hi ) id t scommon ae Police theory is that Harris. fic re resto oe others went to Crowes ? ow ' ° . ; - ° +45 od , i“ esas | Tv got to cool my doggies now. fT) 4. sare £ suppor b 3 Fand Runee w ounded. Their N M d p Both br Those Clever Virginians ’ % bi | rey Ew F a | 3 | h t ’ i that 4 third man was wound: d | ew a ras atterns 19018—-75c . rl | ; | | | | alue The odds are 4 to 1 against you, for | =~ a ’ co we fact that there were | A Wide assortment of attractive striped Cy | | for You | ‘ this remarkable Bi Hoes on both the front and | patterns in woves teadras; neckband 38 etka. aes Cea i eres Pyorrhea strikes four persons out of | ; : a oe oe rot ee styles, in all sizes, 14 to 17. These are | T This B ful every five past forty, and thousands | world « leading ur mon ad descended those |f sstendidly tailored Shirts and the usual : reasures is Beautifu | | younger, menacing their testh end under a ee ney believe the third Browning King Quality. | Baritone Record by : " Than is Runge. by the fact | Ff TS ee . | Reinald Werrenrath ‘ | iF datomobie was abandone, | § : le | side restores the a eT Kashmiri Song , ae main | Another Clew Found. . i -_ bur figure, ° RR Clow to Runge's presence | White Oxfords : , (Pale Hands I Loved) : morning and night, with Forhan’s For . of form which ‘i Be Ming of alms the find- , | | Words and Music Are In- | and ins Be ex: see ne 2 sepoet Stak yeh ‘ Desntiful wisete A sgeng with pr 25 finitely Tender Thi G da ures a unge is known tO | ttached; well made of guaranteed non- | y YP gh .. > womans cape, be- | shrinkabie materials. The sizes range os | 661372—$1.a5 Buy S 1S enuine | somfort. 4 F sgn coosag Bb et from 14 to 17% and they are excep- porrnem Vi | 1 a Mi the mas arrested tae newtetan | tional] ian price. | AND NOW!! relate ictro a | Forhan'’s For the Game is the formule | oS ee | Paul Whiteman Waltzes and | of R. J. Forhan, D. D. S. Used as « oly of oe suit was) 3 Sim Miss O'Toole today and || J Everybody Wants Them | dentifrice, it will keep teeth white ? Se Clad in carments brought § 4 . | your if B.. ; ; ; ) Underneath the Mellow Moon 16 Selections 1 | and clean and your gums firm and home of Detective Sergeant | ? “ ! ~ Men’s Athletic Union Suits healthy. It is pleasant to the tase. At all e and John and Pat Brother of the slain gamr-. Cool, Summer Union Suits of 76QO | Wonderful One You mav select from any of our 10-inch I druggists, 35c and G0c in mbes. -L. McCormack, Thomas | madras and plain'mull. Sizes 34 to -46. You've never heard waltzes like George Ellis and Roland | $1.50 Values them—decidedly original double- face Bl: ick Seal Records. who are being held in| . : tion, were taken before §§ | 19019-——-75C T today. | | Ground bee ee » a eee tacky Bi | Selling direct from maker to wearer, in our own In the heart floor— “ a been tried five times for |f , ; | And robbery, escaping af 20 atores, from coast to coast—ONE PROFIT of the shop- many audi- a * “*ntence in each case. |§ ' | ; : " tion roorme MRs been arrested 23 times in | # ping district sic ( = ‘ | frime ° ° | between LEo- es Per Forhans a a investications The | and pleas- WOMan refused to give her |f Browning, King & Co. cust and ant attend- q Believe the eoend of | N. W. Corner Sixth and Locust A. R. Kloos, Mgr. St Charles 415 Nort orth Stas — Crowe had its inception Ment over division of. oll money of the St. Louis! a er MO oro e~

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the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ST LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATC! The City Circulation of ale ss om — eee le ear += — : ‘ a ee ooo (25-YEAR TERM FOR MAN WHO | ROBBED TRAIN IN ARKANSAS | He Was an Réindtane of “Quail | ee AN E R ® F U. q y i A kK Ra 4 Similar Robbery. Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Eneciai to the Post-Dispatcn. The quickest cooking oats in the world LITTLE ROCK, Ark April 13 , | Felix (Big Boy) Cutcher of Wynne, | GRAND- LEADER ‘On 7 your grocer has Quaker ark was sentenc ~ to 25 years in t. © res @ =) ner | —— ——___—_— ee ea AS tes in two styles. One the kind :ne penitentiary by Federal Judge | = . . . ou have always knowr—the other Trieber here yesterday, after a wr ‘\y* Men Ss Fine Quality ck uaker. had fou 1d him ot ity of pa;rcis ipa’ “i wick Quaker cooks in from 3to .... .~ the robb: {the Memphis-, ring ats ‘'$ minutes. And it cooks to perfec- St Louis. Missouri Pacific passenge = puen. So it “eg almost like a ready- =. the night No Sang oat flakes on the market 7” ot Ree grn ma ant ensues) . Specially Priced ook anywhere near so quickly. r nc ye 2 sh ae iavediy up Ee | $ . Ate “or a $4.85 ame ewe styles are identicél fe ot amin tus From ead Gevor. Both are flaked |. rhe loot obtained was le the finest grains only—yjust the | ra $ 00. S x men “Se rtic pated wo? ‘ plump, flavory oats. A bushel aan agate agp engrengraned fe 3. Wii wi ‘ ; lof ice oats yields but ten pounds zi ee ies ttencers ibn k RY [HE Hats at this price of these delicious flakes. : a 4 : “val oe > P | ae ho ete . ‘ | £ be offer very attractive But in Quick Quaker the oats are" °0) 47d Harvey a . f b 4, ) Ri: ral h ll taken cut before flaking. They are rojied 9 *!°" and es eee er } + + ae ; . ; rtunityv to buv K ; Ever-Ready Blades, pkg. of six HIS is an exceptional Oppo z y uppenheimer Suits at a Imported Blades to fit Gillette Razor, pkg. of ten... Gillette and Durham Duplex” K f em | very low price, and only through special co-operation from the Twinplex Stroppers. for | en manufacturers are we able to make the offer. Men who appreciate Twinplex Stroppers for Gem, Ender, Keen Kutter and A . . . . . . aces, guarantee Or 5 years .. $5.50 et Iron | high-grade woolens and masterly tailoring recognize the superiority : - . a és . . : | ee ot Kuppenheimer Clothes—they are truly termed “An Investment in A New Shipment of make this sale our biggest offer. 7 Good Appearance. Boys Topcoats Pay $1 down and take the Jewr'l- ry and the $5.50 American-made nanan | i New Spring Styles $5.98 .. $f 3:50 RELIABLE WATCHES $5.50 Electric lron Free Special Value« in . Wal- ee Fs a eee - : —_— skid tread. ments. They are very attractive in appearance ‘a8 Baseball Shoes. pair. and reproduce with splendid tome and accuracy. They y \Baseball Stockings, pair, 5 ge .$6.45 30x3'9 eee yo offer excellent values—particularly with this selection — ’ Baseball Caps, of records included. “ ; ta), Fielders’ Gloves, : : ‘In a Corner of the World All : Baserman's Mitts, : Delion Cord Tires ex7a4 Our Own Ernest Hare Catchers’ Mitts, sc to $ | November Rose : r0,000-Mile Adjustment Guarantee { He May Be Your Man, But He } Westminster Bicycles 2 280< Comes to See Me Sometimes - Virginians " ° | Great White Way Blues ' Specially Priced at \ Acne H B! ! aps . 30x3'/, $10.85 1998!) Agasayatia’ Papa Semen _ 7.95 —.. \E Chi | Heavy Deliom Cord Tubes, $1.75 elt eee Se Neapolitan Trio _ Sen ters j Goldstein Behind the Bars sare spring Tires Tubes | Tires Tubes ets 1 orgy Johnson at the pRalph Bingham — on 3414", $2445 $2.95 — You an@ I Werg Young, } ; J 2524%, Sac. ered OM ie -Harrisen 4 , $38.75 $2.45 s6xe4 . nt ry ™ vor Thread Among the Gold ' | : $19.25 $2.35 pos . son a mega Or your own selection of six.ro-inch B. L. Records. Srpes* Saas | ~~ ~ I-45 CONVENIENT PAYMENT TERMS ; $27.95 $2.75 35%S. $29.45 $3.65 CAN BE ARRANGED Saves Tou Memey—Campare Our Prices $2285 $285 © 37xs, $31.75 $3.75 " (Pourth Foor) ‘Pourth Micer ) _— Vv 2 ¢ ba ¢ Mr et. a i bs eg é 2 wi - _ — LL a ae —

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ~~ . a a A } x9: ae = — | | ! GRAND-LEADER - - ~ ~_ Layer Cake, 54c Orange Butter Cream Layer Cake will be the bakery’s special for Saturday. Angel, Sunshine, Layer Cakes, Coffee Cake, Rolls and Pastry at moderate prices. SL Tet tata (Main Floer.) Ao ne ee tee tte tata — nn on .0 ae ae eee ee = . — —— — — —_ iis al THE MISSES’ STORE Presents as Climax of Apparel W eek Suits, Wraps and Dresses Models of A uthoritative Style and Design at Special Prices Tat ored Suits Specially Priced S 4 4 loth and Felt —_v _ a TWO-PIECE Suits skillfully finished in tailored or semi- cture Hats, $2.95 é | | tailored models, and designed to suggest the slender silhouette. Box coats, or Balkan blouse jacquettes, cleverly are -wery: emart and trimmed with self material and enfbroidery. reveal the fact hing to thost men. They — that they are higher priced models specially reduced for n the newest styles in the occasion. Poiret twill dominates in the materials. s of gray, brown and tan : Colors, tan, gray and navy. Sizes 14 to 18 years. well lined. Graceful Capes Specially Priced at | 4 The individuality’of each model included in this group is —— a ——— Phe April Sale of GLOVES — —prants exceptional prices on high quality models of silk and kid, , making this a splendid occasion to purchase Gloves for the Spring and Summer wardrobe. Two-Clasp Kid Gloves (Main Floor.) riped hirts Chamoisette Gauntlets B72? quickly gpparent. silk lined throughout. trimming, each is widely different. All are made of soft pile fabrics and In flare of Igne and character of Some have fur collars, others are stitched, tucked or braided and trimmed in self Kayser g : i Pair A novelty Gauntlet with braided, embroid- ered or appliqued trimmed cuff. A Glove as Perrin $ ] Ve) Pair A short imported French kid Glove by this well-known maker. Overseam sewn with four rows of embroidery on back. Black and col- decorative as it is useful. Colors: sand, beige ors. Sizes 5'2 to 7. and pongee. Sizes 6, 6'% and 7. Chamois-Suede Gloves Impo rted eee 12-Button 52 Pair 16-Button eo Perir A black kid Glove, overseam sewn and | stitched backs, very delightful for early Spring and Summer wear. Sizes 5'2 to 7's. A very unusual value. ’16-Button Kid Gloves Perrin ¥ 4.99 Pair Of imported French kid, overseam sewn, Paris point embroidered backs. Colors are» black, white, gray, brown, champagne and si} ™ ver, harmonizing beautifully with the Spring costume. Sizes 5*'% to 7'4. material. Each is a garment of higher price, reduced for this occasion. Colors, cinder, caramel, Sorrento blue, rein- deer and black. : a ‘NG is a season when n welcome a bit of in their apparel. These looking _ silk-striped s Shirts come in a va- of crisp, new patterns lors that are unusually — five. They are well d and in neck-band Sizes 14 to 17. ; (Main Floor.) Or Nm gr RN OR oe: “INR NRE Alp a Ma eI a nepremrigagaotl saps ee ee aad ti le en tea . * 4 . — 1m — » ” toe yew. . : om ous ~ nt o2- a ~_ = ~— . . _ , — Sy Sports Coats and Dresses Specially Priced 59 4 The Dresses The elusive qualities of youth, beauty and Ih stock, pkg. of dozen, 69c | | gare ae... : grace are suggested in the multitude of love- 35° | Ee iy BN ATL ma ly models included in this group. Long . @ | MD \ | Blouses and slipover models in silk crepe are pkg. of ten 19C gi 14 ictimac ti , ino— ation thanicn* Glades, x ‘ee = nT a t made distiactive by their trimming —loose : , $3.79 | paces ee ToL Th a ea aA straps, rosettes of self material,. braiding or en Kutter and Auto-Strop 8 = ee tae |! buttons. The taffetas are made charming $2.69 (Main Floor.) | with ruffle and ribbon trimming. The sea- son’s popular colors are included. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Backs are heavily embroidered in two-tone” embroidery. Colors: mode, covert, mastic and gray, making them very practical for wear with the new capes. nag White Silk Gloves 16-Button ) | Es Pair’ A novelty Glove, prettily embroidered, dou- ble tipped, slight seconds. All sizes. Lovely with the short sleeve Summer frocks. aturday (Main Floor.) : A Special Selling of Colored Dress Linens 36 inches wide 59c Yard | The tremendous buying justifies our prophesies. T he Coats | > Mannishly tailored, in belted or flare mod- -) ela, “wath ragian sleeves, large pockets and WAT r\ Sata, Linen made of very fine flax in soft finish, in seventeen lovely novel closing. Polaire in shadow plaids or PAZ TN plain colors reflect the favorite mode. Size } we, ee ~~ “i ARS St. Gall Dotted Swiss 14 to 18 years. (Third Floor.) Embroidered With Pin Dots A Special Selling of Spciarae Sih @ 9 | , ecial'at Cc Yard Women S Underwear A fortunte purchase enables us to offer this popular Sum-~ mer fabric at this exceptionally low price. Very fine quality “Regatta” Athletic Union Suits in a wide range of colors. (Second Floor.) 70 ci BLOUSES ROSSBAR nainsook that suggests much du- ‘ ; ; \ “Over the Skirt’’ Models in Linen and rable wear is used in the making of this practical Dimi ecially Priced undergarment. Made with built-up shoulder or bodice Ly, Sp y Orkedo Silk, it is a+ fabric top, in white and pink. A very special value. $ 5:20 that wears and washes like lin- Cotton Vests 29c Each, 4 tor $1.00 | | Ga. ceases eT en. Hemstitched top and strap }H!P-LENGTH Blouses with wide belt that comes over the Some plainly tailored, VY I OM ih give the decorative note. skirt and produces slender proportions. High-grade sample garments. others daintily trimmed with lace or ribbons at top. Double hem to hip. White only. White and pink. Sizes 36 to 44. Sizes 36 to 44. (Second Floor.) The Dimities are made with Peter Pan collars, or the roll collar on “V” neck. The turnback cuffs on long sleeves, belts and pockets are trimmed with figured or plain colored linen. Linen or black satin ribbon tie finishes the neck. The linen Blouses of solid colors are trimmed with white linen collars and turnback cuffs. All sizes. (Third Floor.) Beautiful Costume Slips At $ | 95 Of imported sateen of high luster, camisole top and deep hem. Black, navy, brown. Sizes 36 to 44. A very special value. Slips. of Broadcloth Sateen at $2.50 Double to hip, these broad- cloth sateen slips have strap shoulders. In white only. They do not turn yellow from laun- dering. At $5.95 , Double Knotted Reartair, ae | Hair Nets - 3200 Dozen Double }Mesh Hair Nets On | Special Sale Saturday : "6for 48c ah oeaeen hair, full size, in ‘ ringe shapes. All forms are well tailored in color ahaa a and of popular colors with ay. Only one dozen to a y consist 6f cap, shirt, | mstomer. No mail or phone It. Complete selections in (Main Floor.) y atttactive values at this ive Price 9.95 Cotton Union Suits Cotton Union Suits 3% Hach 45c Each | en % | . | sana Of eee oS bodice-top garments. Those who | \\ prefer this type of garment will wel- come this price concession. $4.95 8s5c 4sc and 65¢ asc to $6.95 8sc to $7.95 9sc to $11.95 iced at @ ss fe) Silk Girdles : 4n Special Selling nes and 28-inch wheels. All nf wster brake, heavy mud guards, . ‘fa (Fourth Floor) SEE At 98 | C hoes, pair, tockings, pair, & DS, Jloves, Mitts, _ Mitts, A light-weight garment with tai- lored top, and cuff or shell trimmed knee. A garment as convenient as it is comfortable in the changing Spring weather. Full range of sizes. , Children’s Nainsook Underwear Special at 64c the Garment “Regatta” nainsook Union Suits for girls, fashioned with bloomer effect at knee or with button-waist attach- ment. Athletic Union Suits for boys with full open front ‘and elastic band at waistline. Full range of sizes. Nainsook Button Waist Suits 39c Each, 3 for $1.15 Sizes 2 to 12 years. A Special Selling of Imported Mesh Bags ¥ 4-92 Each WO HUNDRED Bags in the popular dorine top models are incl¥ded in this selling. Utility and conven- ience are not sacrificed for beauty, as these Mesh Bags are made pouch shape with woven strap handle and tasse) drop. The dorine top is set with a jewel, and neatly engraved in several styles. A very unusual value in a popular costume accessory.’ (Main Filoeer.) © x é *. 4. » F MANCY braid and cord, gi oer twisted and aes and finished at end m Silk tassels, creates Y \S \ a" 7M (Main Floer.) A eg ee ee ae ee em ee em a ee me — —— re ee eee

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POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. APRIL 1 £g a ~~ A Sale of Women’s and ee Hedges; getable seeda a’ 19¢ \ ‘STLDUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily : Saturday a in Garden Needs EPE~n - Californi Pr ris et ;' “Ss Pia | , Pies _. — ss tres sh. sturdy stock +h 00 1@ pte. for... | ‘ So! eae | ee ‘ -* > with 14-fnel J . ; a: $1.50 G arden Spades, Shovels, Hee~ - en, Mh ig ' ae agge 3 ii $8 05 = io £ ; i : etc.; excellent grades, $ | 00 , hear Ne . ia ° i te | “ke , : . 2 j e ‘ ibe om &1.°R Adiuetahble Windew Screens; R9¢ [* fe ke iG ; : .) . ; " — a soeN: ~~ _ pS EDS USUSCCURE CEG eeeeeessececeesSecUGceScSSSSSSCSercs he ang 1@¢ Garden Seeda; a iarce ra- $i 50@ Hose Reels of , here $1.00 att hee o1 7 « The Stove:for ALL the People — : A Special Furchase of | {— Hats Like The Se in 9 Big Sale Ar, iA ; : Dresses Net Setarn 100 Fancy Buckles and Dress Ornaments = ‘e know lat the women of bat aaa ,# | a | : ‘i ) -—_ — }) -~ ; : .. if Be >. ' 74 S@c Fanes Garter Piastic: * ‘gil eibbon.coTrered Ga ' wliear heir wave back pokes, roll brim ee : , : Hats. — adie other modish if | bi, , | The Materials a se weecmner Ginette . > ' “3 a ef dourie-atreter I i tle in i? 0 ms. > of t, fluffy skins "Te phy” in all fash- ors ans > i ce —. oO 9 3 . : 7 ts ents” Faultle pelts. : \ parent Ha ats of mal ne an : ha i? A ‘s } Oa Ss ul resses = | Nugents Nets gs 1, 2 and : La hraid, trimmed with . flowers, Sia 3 sec d Bolivia Normandy Tricotine Pouiret Twill Canton FistQME | — Singic and doupie mes $-s kin ef- | tA |; : | yes - :. . ; : re : ae +> Roshanara Poiret Cheeked Velour . Tweeds Prints Sport & ME! Sect waite. Soa 25. forte. a “wee fruits, feather fancies and ribbon f | me _— x iPass 3 — : ake each ee t eiteable for Spring or early ul (Main Fleor—Nugents.) Stone Marten Chokers = of ~ . \ nN i , 2 | a Mi C t d C ; 3 German Pitch Chokers a e AX | re mM | ew Misses’ Coats an apes’ | i Natural Mink Chokers i‘ “US i | : Sian BOS ——s . = 1 T il Goods Natural Squirre + accel Ay Ne aa 3 ean Beh, SPA. oe A new group of women’s ‘and Te ouet Fox and Woll Chokers “= ) : i 4 ah +" B= Ss 4 5) | o ret misses’ ( oats and Capes is fe Fae e ‘ 596c Magic (Greasele x 4 =: NOW, MEN! Here Comes the First Opportunity for Us to Deme — es to Our Men Patrons the Tremendously Increased Purchasing ~ Power of This Store a gether with the buyers of our Pititsburg, Cleveland and« ? a . es . , * 1s . P . ~ a ‘ , : Ld : , : ' : 2 =e. . : : *. C ryt ga P* gh srt . ’ > ae ; 7% ’ "} ; A , . : . ‘ , . . . , . . : . 2 Waich pocsxet and pientVy of Deit loops, a Sh Sa eh RE =; Re tion and rellaoduity. vant you to eome tomorrow and take advantage of this . : . ; ”. > . a + . s 8S to li + a, SAO SES eS . 2 + ; ‘os , ~~" NO a ; . - ‘~*a * “ ” ‘oO. we ... » * ' : ‘" ys" _— —_ $ Sul s xtra $5.00 to $8.85 See ES a SS ° : ‘ >. Ee * . “ SS RS RS -. r {1 ij . ~ ~ o = : . _ : . : ; : a . 2 %. Pe. - : ‘ . a ¥ : - . a . 7 =») = . : > ? »- PF : ¥ . ‘ x 4 ‘ 5 x : e . “ —_ a . . © e » > . » 4 .* . ‘ ** -*? a str mor ' , .* *. ; ' tT} =" .+.i¢ . = ~ —_ x ‘. “os . A Oe . -. : - pe oF . “es ss : ; se ‘ —" es ea . e .* . ‘ . | x . ~ . > 4 ° . . . . : “ +,” . ~~ . > ; w 6 . a 4 ? : a \ ‘~ 6°". .* .* &* *. " ? . «* ‘ a ; ‘ - . : oe . ~ . +8 = = = > -.** ‘a . ws ~ » = ° . . **, — .* ~~ . -* ye ae x . ° a * s,s ' ~ e & ~ e* . - ° ~ ' 7 2 . ~»* © » —* . . oe i *. . . ‘ . . : > . “ . ~* * d -» S *« . a . : a“ - ° ‘ » “> >. . -* “ . ‘ ~~. * . . . . * . . .-° a i. ‘ A ~ a ¢. * > >. ‘“"e! a- : ' . > .. ‘oS * > . e » 7 ~~ Oe AAS, ond tf} leer—Nugents«.) >. = (Seeond Fleer—\ucenta.) Boys’ New Blo e New Neckwear _ Men! Here’s a Sale of id * AS TES SS eek COCO Fas f M , yi hy g ff’ = 2 = pa | o.® a =>. a > e : 7% . A x > ns . . : . * . 7 _ *. . . 2 . . a ate * : ’ ’ ’ colors, pea the xtures ple Rete eee 48% : akes ES BES 2 EER RES SS RS SIRO NC worth far more than the sale prices " ° . ‘ a . >" s . _ Pe "4 See , ' ’ 2 - Peers ay * ° * *. ,* 2 newe =t en , ef Ps aster and Sut rt eee of Pop’ liar »b m marr Psy var 2 lacks in w Men’ s $2. 50 White Oxford Shirts $6.00 Hats $4.85 SS ‘ Se RR SS - Se. Sah a. — : " ' * a nix | BBs — a a ’ nia Blt wat alba mate Peas : a ; ae ee -, mod els fF ecdiur ani rk mIx- and ail n ew - m - ~ ~" . ~ > “~ * - ™ ’ ~ s q , . — . a , -,, 5 2 ‘ a ad q 4 ; ~ ’ Re . > . 4 : ™¢ } — wees 14 ~ ek Wwors | rm “hs BS oe Re rs ; : + . . o | Ln »sruevual a : , ( 7 exceptional values; wo s, unin ——in the finer materialx amd finer Sale Prigs. « .< .své« chen ments. All the new Spring colors. embroidery. ‘Rargets Rasem ee t—Vugeate ) materiais~t avery occasic® erdinariy geeli { spectad “< oo ” ne : OP bon 6009°%, oN nin : “ ——— oo C006

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a wf Per" ek a i ae eS s “a nce FRIDAY, ~ APRIL 1%, {eeg. —— : ™ te tre ae t 7 e828 : :- tit ip 3 hes - » 3 . [SSeS Spring PS } : Dresses . ll Canton ‘lat Crepe’ is Prints Sport Silks 6 and Capes g Sale ig Store or Us to Demonstrate ased Purchasing wUT g , Cleveland and other housand suits of clothes, fine material, own standards of satistae- ake advantage of this big we selected reg- le) | Men's Store—Nugent*-) ene eee x, - §0¢Sandino B yRum... F 25c Nugents Cream of ‘Fresh Lemons j $1 Boncila The City- Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. ae post Ose BEBE SB BS SC a ae ea aaa ‘The Store for OOD 41) the People , HaorSotrday Sample Lot of _ .. Fancy uckles and - Dress Ornaments many setyies and « ~ rs and eelluloid... * 59¢ Dres« Beaten double coy, Shie! an, ty dg aT s°\A pe Zand %: ps 25¢ Climax & arment Shields; of » 1 washabie 75 Sc 4 e . 480 ae. Made igi « Liping: ghile wembr! . fitte th 2 ' and he." 4 35C Wire Hair urlers- nost n emer waver, 25¢ 3 ckages 2 tt Fancy © seg hag the: fry “ 4 YT) —. ] (yar 9 : man ore: q / many Bloomer Elastic: i ‘ee ye atk Ps sth AAaaiaaild vs Td Bia iad iD POTHETOT Sper rgE 1) ha ani adhd i i ll Bay i i la r —— ay" i 6947 Yards in All—at the Adjuster’s Price—in Settlement With Aaron Fleisher Silk Co.. 11th and Washington Av. Who entailed a loss by water ds 2 on account of fire in loft above their sales floor—the Silks:are new and in first class Condition with exception of some slight water stains here or there—they will be sold for less than manufacturers’ prices—there will be no phone—no mail orders—or exchanges—all sales fimal—come early. and $4 SILK Yard-Wide Black Satin Duchess Yard-Wide Black Chiffon Taffetas ' Yard-Wide Glasse Chiffon Taffetas 33-Inch Printed Sweetbriar Silks ’ Yard-Wide Printed Surah Silks 40-Inch Navy, Brown, Henna, Cherry, Sapphire and Black Crepe de Chines 40-Inch Navy Blue Plaid Poplins 40-Inch Gray and Blue Plaid Taffetas 36-Inch Pink Brocade Satins 36-Inch Printed Satins 2.50, $2.98, $3.25, $3.50 40-Inch Flat Thread Crepe de Chines 40-Inch Canton Crepe de Chines 40-Inch Black Brocade Satins 40-Inch Pink Crepe de Chines 36-Inch Pharaoh Knitted Crepe 36-Inch Paisley Silks 40-Inch Satin Niagara Crepe 40-Inch Roshanara Crepe Yard-Wide Printed Radium Silks 40-Inch Gros De Londre Taffetas Yard-Wide Chiffon Taffetas NOTE— These Silks will be on spe- cial tables in rear of Main Silk Section. (Main Floeor—Nugents.,) MEAD. 8g 08 ¥ = * ges" * 2” ares e 6 7 7] . ares All grouped in one big sale price lot! fectly new! a’ ON Your choice of six wonderful distinct lots! 1. Every pair is perfect: Every pair bears the well- known ‘Onyx’ It ineludes: $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 anil $4.00 Celebrated ‘Pointex and Onyx Silk Hoisery Every pair per- ’ gold stamp! “ONYX” CHIFFON SILK HOSE—With all-silk or lisle tops “POINTEX”’ HEAVY ALL-SILK HOSE— With lisle or silk soles “POINTEX” SILK HOSE—With lisle tops “ONYX” SILK HOSE—Square heel style; in all weights Women’s Phoenix No. 721 Twin Tack Panel Back Silk Hose $4.65 Semi-fashion, fanev knit panel Silk Hose, colors are black, brown, white and the new COLORS: Black, of course, white and plenty of browns and | Incladed Are Many “Oatsize”’ $9.85 = , y ion! BB¥a eh / |! \ I 3 | Up to $9.95 l)resses asual saving to the mother. variety of styles Girls’ and Juniors’ aa Taffeta Pongee Organdie Formerly Selling that will please a ery Sizes and colors. miss and } 6 to 14. ring un- A splendid (Bargain Basement.) Silk grays to match the new A Remember! This Sale is most attrac- tive as Every Pair of Hose is First Quality Spring shoe shadg@s. Sizes 81. to 10. Other Phoenix Women's Silk Hose at $1, $1.50, $1.55, $2 and $2.65. ae Spring shoes, as well as Children's Phoenix evening shades for gowns and costumes. Sizes 81% to 10. Up to 10 Pair | Mail Orders Will Be Given Prompt Attention | Sox at 35c, 55¢, 65c, 85c, $1.10, $1.25. (Main Floor—Nugents ) (Main Fleor—Nugents.» 4 — Econom . v Silk Gloves Discontinued numbers from the Spring line of Just Received! A NewS hipment of New Spring Millinery acs: An unusual showing of newW Spring Ha as, Wromon. misees and children—the new -_? naveriais —new trimmine effects hiat for eet © ordinariy se!) ] casion and many in the lot wou 4 ‘rr ag mu | spec ia] ‘tout ure to ch as ¥a r Sat (Bargain Basement.) Novelty Silk Gloves, all perfect, fine quality and beautiful designs. $2.75 Novelty Silk Gauntlets Heavy Milanese silk Gaunt- lets with turnback cuff of $3.00 Novelty Silk Gloves Fine quality Milanese silk; full 16-button length, double | finger tipped, with two wide rows of puffed bands on the w p, the other half $“9.15 $4.50 Novelty : Silk Gloves / Heavy Milanese silk Gloves, 12-button mousquetalireg with strap at wrist, and/ arms ined embroidere with | ntv flow- | arm, one at top dai ers. Come in g AN! WEY. SOWA, hite, gray, come in stone w beaver, pongee and come in pon- SO * silver gray.... 2000.Pairs of "aR s and Girls’ $4,.$5 & $6 NewLow Shoes Including ‘latest stvles in footwear the very $ for dress or street c trisn: Strap Pumps; Flapper Pumps; (, "rey Some of the Styles Are— Patient Tongue Riack, suede trim; Gray Suede Military Oxfords, patent Hiack Satin Two- Black Satin One-Strap Pamp*;: beige trim: Suede Sitrmps. patent trim; Gray Suede Colonial Pumps; tee numerous to mentfon. » Patent Tongue Pumps, Biack Satin Cross Straps; Patent Strap Pumps; Patent Military Oxfords; Tan Calf Oxfords, and" many others - One Style or Dinselcn--Opiee 214 toe 8 . JD ’s High and Low Shoes wy checks two- tone patterhs rt are sanmiples and facto SOnc $5 lines Fam cy Rally Band Plein atiiee “oe ms 4 high - or more noe Mary Janes; limited met ; SIZES Patent Mary Janes Children's $2.00 and $2.50 patent contrasting color, edged with dainty piaited ruffle; gee, mastic, beaver and (Main Fleer—Nugents.) ional beaver Diseult ase ship, and only 62.66. with smart new metal mountings. fashioned ia-superior quality and coin purse and mirrors. Remember, they are the new Spring styles: good qualit The New Are of Silk With Handsome Metal Trimmings $3.95 Bags at The low price ig a surprising feature of these really lovely Bags. The moltre silk of which they are attractive, and the fit\age consiat of Black, brown, navy and the new Bags p*y.69 and workman - “ayPtian Paisiey. — a 7 | —— | Sample Sale of Spanish Combs ndid iot popular aa Wrist Watch $72 Twenty-five-year white gold filled Wrist Watch with a jeweled and ad- justed movement; a splendid time- keeper and guar- anteed for service; fitted with mbbon bracelet. Patent Hand pierced and carved M any peautiful styles and colors; in three groups | $4.00 Combs $1.98 $6.00 Cc ombs $2.98 Hee lon SCO a ADA DDDARDD ASAD DAD AAA AD DASA ADA DADDADMAAAADADAADAARDEAAADAADAARR EDA OA dir, a €06 Brown Carved frame, finished in either Roman gold or polychrome; size 71x28 inches. Men’s $5.00 and $6.00 High and Low Shoes — ire anger mer peers _ oot, SEO eee ott may ayes? ee ae ea as ~ eer $ ? . : A ‘ . . 1g We ed Re TY wa, Be mig” i) ‘ . CC 8S 88 OSes tees ee . . ~ . a . oe . - ; S2suaeeaeeeeesasertauwanaaaeT saa @ , — - n oa > ‘ > * es i - ‘ set sae ra Ce. api. Sal oe a Se iad Se ~! Se, et ee ee ~ 3 FS 5 ae & ; Rae ; hee aa. eae Signe tama? Be ee az r ee bP lays, x EE al , we eee ates, | o SS 5 hype i + an red S $328 Pe ae. he Cees SPS ; y . ¥ Date hea ate eg ee es, OES tf * 4 es age Sy os ee ae oho Bae ee ys v Tha a ee = peor t — ‘ oie, id .* ee % Oe ee et Sie ue $y os ae RN he = NS ig ie se ae! ee SORE ae San, ge es Nee ss 5 < AN 4 ie ¥ z a et Ne Se " ‘ dr seat ; . + i « " Ove shy veal eh) ; ; ; Sy ST kN eg ot) uae Oe The ees , ’ AASB A ae RE Rg mam aR cea INS NTR: a A MRR OER eT ae ae se a ce ries: eae fei Sues ea Sh 2) de are ta a ks ite, ORR ah SA RN eR a ae mi ae ee - SR Oe RR, Pot aaa RC ee SM Came cova XS, <9 ga Sohn a dA De 3 ne 3 Che. leas eee a Pe eS SS ie ao a a. ees SRO? Rieeeant yey ws ZOU RE. Yea On, live rt fae Ao SR Da Adi % a ery PH a ie eee és RR ORS f A give tie ies 7 ee TAMA Ge His Map ene me © OPN OT meee ew +6 Py Ws OR EMG ee ae ote yy eat ‘ Je a igh ae erm he = ae eS eee en - NM) eDe ree . as - . — < a Seville? 5 By

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The City Circnlation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a FRIPAY. APRIL, i3 1322. ere Momrs: Dolly,9 105:50: Saturday. 9 to 6 We Are Exclusive St. Louis Representatives for Rogers-Peet Clothes for Men. F you are looking ide a An institution that stands for quality and tieregen NE peauty of line with time- value in merchandise, tegether with the | po OG Hoon ‘oe 4“ ba | a ; sia ane . . . | JeJ | lll ualities, see this one rendering of par excellent service to its custom- ~% j t 3 , ii - F i Sep-be Sie Sain ede ers—that's the business of Vandervoort’s—/5 | y | i oa is A ry dae | ; a. (fe ee Oe SPABLE and 3 EXPERIFVCED a Re LTR AAEM IG OSIRIS IR IER Mp ee 9 ers Or Coane po Be EL Tuft Patch Bedspreads are very attractive nov- KERS for the OF FICE. STORE, elties for Summer homes and porch beds. They are in Copen, rose and gold checkerboard designs on white grounds with fringe and cut corners. Por twin beds at $11.50 | For double beds at $13.50 | ) t Shop—Secrond Floor. ° ° 7 | Blanket Shop—Second Misses’ Suits _ Misses’ Dresses _ i ; ‘Ebits ; TE temarkable sale of new Spring Frocks for Young Mis | f f ") ‘t1o S: ts cia BE Fe ‘ Three=-Piece Suits Two-Piece Suits R narkable sale of ‘ rocks for In this W onderful ¢ lection for Sature ys - oe | selling vou will find all the new adv ’ cy 8 Ye +) +4 a = . ae? to .).) “—— a asl tn ad a Satir »* - - , ‘ . Y Bue Wom Nn’ Silk H | “4 5 : $15 Oe . moire after =n¢ | modes in Topeoats, Travel and Daytime Com e S 1 Ose | Charmingiv ; _ } F tT | This lot tnecludes [weeds —— “ge Hn aa : 2. a Re 7 stres , J | ee a -_ m- and Wrap-around dressier models WwW ith side: and Poiret twills, as well as athe — $ : 95 | ileurs, qx@et copy of | gressier models. in piain crepes, pongess and ‘nens: oe |) Some trimmed with popular new Summer ag Special at 1 ®. the Pair J anniv models, with bot] tailored sty @s _— with flare S94 75 Th: _ trations oN fir. “ ; SSE AS eat BOW Sieg ble for a : ne $ 240 cludes Printed Eroup; Mest apetetag a = Topcoats; good assortment $16.75 to 23) This is indeed an extraordinary opportunity to) | ‘we atelas ta che from. A-BIOURS Wear: ses 16) whe ars Be pes 2 agen niry club and tea dans nt Wrap-around models $59.79 toy ee, supply your Silk Hosiery needs for the months | a eee wate Tee A | tes an a ich ten a Capes . $19.75 to RGF to eome. The Hose which we now offer at this low , Third Floor. Third Floor. Misses’ Appare oF F Misses’ Sho—Third Fiocor. se price have slight shadows or tiny imperfections in | weave which do not impair their wearing qualities. All have silk tops. Blaek and white, Afriean, gray, nude, flesh, gunmetal and beige. Hosiery Shop—F'rst Flooer. wh "3 ' i M | , r ; : eae —ti— MP 4 , - a . : r ia ' & w ‘. Sy - +5 ‘ -? ' € . o , 4 ~S : ’ ; : x , ey ,, r . Be “os . ee a rege — %, . - a ’ : \ . Q . S| ~ ’ ~~ y 7 * “Tip Pty , , ‘ : ; ; : : ‘ we > , ' f a ome 2 » } - i ~~ A) get es if A Vandervoort’s Delicacies From | Bee tA TO Pm SS +3 ase 1 Ae | : | gee oe | AG : Ne Bae Dennison _ the Preserve Shop Yen A AEN SZ | j-ANSS (ee GRE A (3 / § +) Sel \* ¢Se eo z: : Your Cred Shop Tea Room, Coffee, @ Free Instruction to- | Tea Room Maron- mosrow for chil. | @2!S¢. Preserves, Jellres, dren in the art of Dee- orative Sealing War | . Craft. Hours: 10:30 ser es: _ alii 0 a.m. to 4:50 p. m. est: quality and bi] Marmalade. cled Walnuts. Pre- oot 8 Dg ayy ry filun ttractively. Dennison Shop—Pourth Fioor Preserve Shonr—Basemeant —_—_—— Fr My te ed Special Anniversary Selling of Juniors’ Spring Dresses” 98 Pat ee ae ae “_— en — uy Nite ~ ah a , Tub Frocks | | Featuring Very Attractive New Gingham Frocks | | White Frock $4.95 to S15. | $1.95 | $2.95 $3.95 $2.95 to $29 Dainty, White Dresses for & ing! ight) bie for all occasions, digpi Ieriase aa i s ‘ T 4 t _ = ** ~~ a 7 . . & . Juniors can be had of gingham, gingham, straightline and ham, combination of cotton , Frocks compose this group, mer charms in organdy, Dresses made of good quality Frocks of imported ging- Cool, fresh tissue gingham OO ES OT — ) a en Eee eee res er oe ag Tub Frocks for Gtris and kis latin i + ve -? eran tina , . It ] . _+ . . . : : a Sees belted models, trimmed with erepe and flaxon and tissues, in pretty light colors and Georgette and crepe de chine. Lawn Bench ” attra niet | nates with touches of touches of embroidery and a?p- ‘ = hi oii trimmied with charmingstouches Special ery scorns — and cembtnations af plique in plaids, checks and im Many styies to select from ; enie styles: ehecks and and ribbon. reffies and plaited On Trasuing coior: simes 6 to 17 years. : } : os : 9 for $6.59 et $ l 50 a . ” tencais solid colors; sizes 6 to 14 years. sizes 8 to 14 years. plaids: sizes § to 14 years. sizes 6‘to 16 years. Junior Apparel Shop—Third* Floor. : Junior Apparel Shop—Third Floor. r opie. Exactly as illustrated—A | Red and natural fintsh, ee , anager Agearst Shee—-Se very special vglue. 42 inches Ione . sewarctas “sees Wonderful Showing in New Sport Dresses for Club and Out-of-Doon High back Maple Rocker, full split cane seat and silat back, $4.75 for $5.95. = . . . | ) p30 . o> opiece Fibre Sutfte. various eeiers, and beautiful Cre- 5 3 00 and . 7A) “A : tonnes, $75 value for $49 75. , Furniture Shoep—Fifth Fleer. ; ‘ Remembor— . Agee Everyone who pretends to follow the trail e of Awnings ; | | ese ro rt Tt : - : SUNIL GEiciees Living Theos: Seites at $1inae [ee ST Tas of fashion is now wearing sports clothes; /: some~of the newest Dresses are shown in Rosh- anaras and printed crepes, cordett and velette; : | m\\\ i ae § Paisley and Persian designs still closely tag the Travolong Traveling Bags “eee | Egyptian vogue, and there are stunning combi- ee 17 15 : PA We nation checks shown; sizes 14 to 42. This is your last opportunity to bur one of these | 9 ‘ + wit "hid i ' Jersey Sport Dresses, $11 and $14.75 wonderful Travelmg Bags at such a low priee— | AOE ae ; iit | , : ‘ ‘ J : ee ree wo without injory! | S55" ee] Jun a4 Chic little jersey sport runabouts in the straight- Bids, with eewed-in sted! frame, reinforced corsers, | lee, * ips!” , lined models with narrow belt and some with ’ rie rit ee Dette: | ° : ° Saini, t9-ioeh one. ; i . pleated skirts; colors navy, brown, beige, gray and Copen. Sizes 14 to 40. Sports Appare! Shop—Second Flees. s et , ris * Merah llth . PPP eer ey, wma “4 oe | \— 4 ‘ ths. i n : : . ’ eee ae ie ae re a as 4 Oo h0 0408 5 , ner oem i _* - . ’’ " 5 ve ri. ea

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x ~ ies. : -— . a — - ohne eel ce ” a w a 4 Up? gpere “ne . . ‘“ oe ™ a a ———r = . . t a 2 * a =" we . Le) e aa B24 - . Pe oo? =A ~ * ae hi é ig - Eee She Brad) TERM ON VAY? Pt Behe. Saas . ding i My 2 ; Be Co eli a . PP Wie ae | APRIL 18, jogs ? a ‘ >> FRIDAY. The Ci age ae a . n : = S SOAPRIL 13. 1922. he City Circulation of the Dails POST-DISPATCH alone Exce m4 *s ; ; - ; : , ceeds that of the Daily Star and, the Times Combined by Approximately “40,000. 9 a ere, ‘ 8 ” , j . - | naan ‘ ; ” ! =o 2 : y , able ma - = = ' yj j a ‘ 00 Mastin. : WE ts ae ; \; SY eer : . Be 1| 2° = ~ . ©) ns ; ss 7 —, : e * Fo you are looking fdr a = Wrist Watch combining 2 . ° ad pesuty of line with time é Circuit Attorney Obtains In- #£& : peeping qualities, see this one M I VY | . ° ° We ig 18-kerat Solid White Gold, Xx It OUTSE dictment of Six Hoganites j . 9 é rectangular shape, synthetic ocean f l ° . a gpphire in stem, ribbon ut s always resh! In Advance of Their Pre- ) : a dependable jew- es . , band, ocean rs Mix Colman’s Mustard only liminary Trial. Ge cies mo with cold water ten minutes be- a, fore using. It takes just that \ _ A 4 $ 50 @me to liberate the essential oil A tactical victory over the Hogan . } r : es which acts on the Salivary glands | gangsters was won yesterday by the a ; ie sO ~ Sie —————— -—— has the gang on charges of carryi: = ‘onceale: Veapons. wt The same prompt atten- ——— 4 Attorney and the police will obtai: wh ue Bea oe 9 lian early ruling on whether an arti- B ‘ . '! fice adopted by the gangsters in | = s i : *y ~ } f7 . _ +; . 8 ¥ s7vU DOUBLE SUPERFINE munizes them from pros- =D Seen > I really feel that this is the largest selec- ; . |place of residence and some money. : : 4 2 - : Every man’s Suit in this store is all-wool a,d so guar- ~~ the Judee held that thev éould tion of Diamond Rings t these prices—to 4 anteed. We don’t handle any cheap imitatiins. Snappy ag a : b fo nd in St Louis ite TOC Ss designe and handsome patterns prevail—just the very not properly be chargedewith va- e u . . ¥ = created, Cash or Smith-Daniels generous terms | grancy. —the price is the same. We do not charge extra fo Assistant City Counselor Gaver f + redit, ti f ‘thing. Men, ri | mony PaRhAt hetate “ae } 75 ‘ on ey enecetions or for anything. Men, married tin senils af the’ triad ventered And Look at the Terms! You ll Never Miss the Small Amounts ) $29 a ’ ) . the rolice method impotent as al! m4 O ad Tae | Men $s Boys Suits ‘criminals and gangsters could e¢s- : ee - lish residence and most could : | sult- « ” Liat, ere es Re Pans 17, Jewels—A dj niba ILLINOIS A real man’s Watch—a genuine time- Wil be stre to want one if you see our wonderful of new Spring Suits. Every «style is shown the popular box coats. «strictly tailored ~t - ea Rew S-piece Suits and the blouse models. | . are fashioned of the finest materials— twills, ete.. and are wonderfully wel Our stock includes Suits of all colors. It is to buy your Clothes at Smith-Daniels. Just Council of St. Louis Archdiocese Ap- Proves Educational TAberty and Eight-Hour Day. Oppositi on to any blanket amend- /ment giving equal rights to women ° BRACELET WATCHES —EXACTLY AS PICTURED and a little each week, and the ‘was voiced yesterday by the Coun- jie yours, What could be easier? ‘ceil of Catholic Women in the Arch- | ‘diocese of.St. Louis at the closing | Ee The small dainty rectangular that the ladies all pre- keeper; “17 jewels; case guaranteed ; W C t ‘session of its first annual conven- fer: 15 jewels. guaranteed to be good tjmekeepers. raps, 0a S tion in Hotel Statler. full 15 3 A majority vote of the 675 wor- | Each one is 5) jew- a beautiful, stylish Oa or : expressions EE els. You can wear one of This excellent time- piece is the kind you can be proud to wear. The case is guaranteed to wear for 20 years. Lowest terms in town. en present supported favoring educational! liberty, the eight-hour day and a living wage. | esse The convention voted to RAUCH OF Tee a committee to investigate all bille before the State Legisfature at each session. ‘ e ‘| oat—yoyu will find them all in our | Spring stock. Whatever you may desire in* ” us. You never can find better valnes ‘money than we can offer rou at Smith- cash——-when we give you all the them right out of my store tomorrow W $ 00 A Week and all we ask is ‘that you pay a wn and minke small weekly payments. Lil Li New Spring Dresses Officers of the permanent board - to ; : of directors were elected as follows: | . ) be 2 > be delighted when you see the beautiful ' Mrs. Ww. T. Donovan, president: ° | . ae eel ‘emineea aie aus wed ene Miss Stella Gillick, first vice presi- = You’ll be \ 1. here. gw oie an. too, a r as Can- ‘dent: Mrs. J. P. Crowley, second n= ame '* Fo just as hyn Don ’t hesitate to come in and taffetas, watins, «atin-bac tantons, : , c 4 ere j vou come in 0 nest lovely new Soring colors a to be f d +vice president, Mrs. John Dorn ‘ ’ ee ° look at 0 stock : he Sk am waew seetter to. anlect t ‘third vice president; Mrs. Henrv > ‘‘look’’—as if you bought. We we ange « Dress from our large stock. Come Pieper of St. Charles County, fourth take pleasure in showing our Watches—and don't feel that it Mrs. sE. Wiler, st. [to obligates you in any way. ~ ao ven —-\noiicaed ® #mall amount down and vice president; stock. Genevieve, fifth vice president; Mrs. a ~~ #4 TT \ F _ Open Saturday Night . Regina Dougherty, secretary; Mrs. | + ° ) °-g : A. O'Halloran, treasurer. + , -< —— | 5 : ; . Five-Year-Ol4 Boy Hit by Truck. | Richard A. Branch, 5-year-old son | Ld * * |e * Pe YS _of Joseph Branch, 4130 Peck street, ed ———_ eas |suffered a probable fracture of the | 4 6 r iright thighs ahd severe cuts and | " ; OPPO vs |truck. ‘at 11:45 a. m., yesterday, | OPEN. TILL 7:30 SATURDAY ~— ne 122.8 4 while crossing Sherman place tn | 23: gepe | * inte gl a 507 NORTH BROADWAY Tront of hie grandmother's home, 12 [EEE mn W N | the 8800 block. Joseph Dinkelkamp. - ph . ashington and St. Charles—Across From Nagents. § 32, 2 merchant. of 3801 Kossuth av-| ; nl re ‘Bast St. Louls Store—824 Collinevilie Av. | enue, Griver of the truck, took the} . < jahild to the Baptist Hospital. wes oo . 5 - , a opis <i iF : 3 ‘ - a asiite ” so Sp ; i ae . ” ig Pan ee th wt HS hae . wiz Pir jess: aor al % a = ae a Tie Piet oon A J eee ,, re 3

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10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Giobe-Democrat and the Times Combined. PARA MRAM AMM AAP PPD IRIN ES SPOOL I SSNS INNA SEE OUR OTHER ANN OUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 11 AND 29 $1.00 an way : | | ( x 75c Veilin : | = = FAM CO -BAR R ¢ O. = — : | ‘ € Effective dotted chenille patterns of imeeiaal € Excellent quality Powder, scented with Black French Veilings; in light and dark wie aa * Narciase, L Orig ideal, «Pa: or Quelque saietilliiines Se eee binations as well as black. Special! Fleurs perfumes; beautifelly engraved ¢ Ee | P. We Gine Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash | Largest Distributors. of of Merchandise — Saturday at, yard ee ee hE | or $2. 50 in Merc ‘handise— Few Restricted Artic les Exce pted. | | at Retail in Missouri and the W rest. a i —EE EC CC IT Ct : . _ EEO _ Our Aiulias Sections Are Most Alluring These Days, Presenting Unusually Brilliant Assortments of the Newest and martest Spring Attire for Women and Miss © Fashionable Apparel of every kind and type and for all occasions — the widely ranging prices meaning excellent choice for all and the following moderately priced groups being so especially ifoteworthy that you should inspect them at once. Coats and Capes | Spring Suits Sik Dresses —and Fashionable Wraps —Several Hundred in Group : —Newest Models and Weaves # ° ant ait tested eee | 7 a tsOr Ee 2 : y eee Pe = t, *' 4 . . ; ' Algo wae i * se " « cer F ; : ; = } \ . : ss ; “4 kz | ’ ea | | 44) de atiiis 3 © cae, Bete * : _ -#. gut and chocolate sprinkles; ' re | ; ; ; / sl ae i - = ; : pias ; i m" warts oe a — ; ei 4 — : ' ih s . ag: § a a | a) = ae + ® str) ae ey hay array weer: ‘ Nut and ssebaseewesesanes F405 Gs so 00 (Tests ee > rer, le ne ee tt ent i Many new an distinetivelv tried “oats Smartiv vie Suits in ! tailored. box- Ss) nable models for street, Sports and afte ie sae i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . 4 . tA ‘. i . F | . : ) ; . eee fa. , : ‘ e i ~ ++ re qa Capes and Wraps iif hManasomeéiy tashioned i} COatl aba Me-tit feets: made of tricotine, Po1- i ni CaP. r Canton, Georget (6, crepe e 1 ; , . | ° - 2 | } 7 } 1} } : _— he . so > > — } ~ ~ x ? ° - latest Tines of the most anproved k and wool | ret twill. twill cord and velour eheeks, In gray enine at erepes and many new prints; ai at Sale of weaves: pome fur Trimméd,. o.neé!] WI1TN #moroia- ston rye b | ie, namie, MOA, midnig I jue, Dé Pa Lracuive . 9 i@a amd c.eve! i¥ trimmed ’ many - ’ ’ 7% ' a } ~ as 37 ° °TY a +- - } ~~ a " ea = j re % 5 | - n ;, o T+ } ] ow ? e r? fy 1¢ce far ) ‘ Ay . a 4 pri *,. ‘ § Ww el] as a eve Vanied v1iael brown a | ha > oredq, man T nmed 1n wmvel ? - ze tf ( ip ere eyeriienr Ci : a ‘ _ : Me eke a ‘ 7 st, lA tn AS ; — = ‘i. WE gee BES a. | $8.50 to $25 Ve 4:92 | —and Many Capes —for Womenand Misses | —in Newest Styles —Specially Priced at | @ Beautiful envelope anc At 5H) Bags—some with imitation frames, some in novelty sh , crocheted and exquisitely | are extremely smart: tai- kin Chokers; Fox Chokers in $30 and $35 Beac al = Ve sd Ball L , ~ 4 Wrap ana piearea mode! in igi and dcda©rar brown. siate and ' > me. ; a aies : ' ;' er : j “9 Ss & ie ' Handsome Bags tn Persian id eoiors. printed and woven t - NiaeK- single-skin stone Martens. t} i* 3 : or drawstring styles of large 6 ‘ zr Ss : ’ > , . . 5 35, For Saterday’ hha mae eo ‘’ « a Variety @ The design of these three-eyelet Oxfords is new and wxceed- ingly emart, with fts attractive ent-eut cellar. low cavered heei and medium shaped toe, as shown in the accompgnying ‘ustration. Sizes 8 to §: A. B and C widths. J im all patent, all gunmetal or Black satin with suede collar, they ere values sure to find instant favor. _ — ee ee Radium Silk 7 A Splendid Saturday “Special” for Girle— You Will fantail a of Me peat aren con Underwear | | Madge Evans” Hats | | “Orient-To op” Hose j $17.50 to $39.75 Spring Coats | $4.95 9.95 | $5.95 to $10 2445 Valae.. Vataues for...-. —Capes and Wraps—in Three Special Groups at i 1500 Pieces in Lot i) LU ‘af D5 0) 3 : \ ne iene ee 4 men | | ©The very latest millinery ideas for AY / e eo) i atyt finished with hematitchin | | children are in this offering; handmade ~S /) garter tops and soles, | the delicate shades (flesh. orebid o- || |} Hats with soft, rolling brims, also pokes. ¥ ‘ 1 ee | Shite), and the beautiful materials of || || Various styles of Milans and other Hats /‘“ 42a | undergarments—chemise with | | for Lae ' 2) atl -Ghtie Siiiaeiie vented at eae Ae “sports and street wear. In sand, @ Every Coat, Guin an’ Wrap tr cd Fenior Secticn te Inbtetied te thin offerte: ama. knee and step-in drawers with facot. brown, navy, red, white and light Sum- est Spring styles ot nna school and. dreeas wear: choice of a!! oiened light and | ed hema. Gar& shades. overpia'4s and mixtures. Sizes ¢ 1 : oe to 16 ti 38 mw 44 t& the Chemises; 235, 27 and 29 im the Bloomers. LEILA EER SME BEERS, SRR 5 eR RIERA 5. oie a . : — » . hii : om > , ’ Third Ficer Vt

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APE PA Tsas The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000 ; esr em : 4 SEE OUR OTHER ANN OUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 10 AND 20 i FAMOUS-BARR: We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash score Laraest Distributor Merchandise or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles E -xce pted at Retail in Missouri und the West. Bossa Reuse Stuns Offerings for Saturday That Mean Savings to You Women's Spring Coats, Capes and Wraps Recently Arrived Models in the Most Popular Styles 3] 795. @ Here is another striking example of our Basement Economy Store's ability to present the utmost in value-giving. You naturally expect to pay consider- ably more than $17.95 for such handsome and authentically styled garments. Only three of the twenty styles are pictured. Of splendid velour, tricotine, Bolivia, suedif™™, plain polair and plaid polair in a broad assortment of the season’s best colors. Capes, sports Coats, flowing Wraps and belted Coats—some plain, others elaborately trimmed with fancy stitching and embroidery. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, ” eilings lille patterns of importea it and dark color com. . Special Marshmallow Package oo rly G00 Sound. ' 39c Freeh marshmallow, cov- erea with toasted cocoanut, } gut and chocolate sprinkles; | @ most delicious assortment. Nut and Hard Center Chocolates tig: Regularly 60c the Pound, peanut butter crisp, almond brittle. 39¢ filbert clusters, brazil nuts and other Candies Cream Sticks In a Choice Vartety Regularly G0c A rich cream center, cov- made in our own Candy ered with a delicious hard Shop, are in an assortment Our Saturday Candy Special Is Delicious Indeed— 2 Pounds, 75q or Pound for... q@ Centers of caramel, nougat, crisps, kinds—all covered with rich milk chocolate.s Homemade Butterscotch Pound Special, for. . -60¢ eee . 39c . ° These nicediaiemia Candies, coating of butterscotch in eee Me both excellent and stick shape. varied, Main Flcor Very Special Ci gud ots eS nb al a - Many More Should Select During Our Sale of Imported Beaded Bag's $8.50 to $25 Values—In 3 Groups— 84.85 $7 515 Beautiful envelope and drawstring style of ome with imitation shell or ivory white frames, some in novelty shapes and many hand- crocheted and exquisitely lined with silk. $30 and $35 Beaded Bags | Handsome Bags in Persian motifs; 9.95 or drawstring styles of large gize $19.95 and with tassel or fringe. Spewial at. Eek we ee Pe ee se * > a : = 5 . . « na - x 4 we «i “oi ' 5 a 4 : + s de ' . - ny P. © " = 5 MO pers oupreggettecii™ yore! 6: son epee ; a : oo «= « 2 ba . Newly Arrived Spring Dresses Every Dress in the lot of almost 300 is a,far-out-of-the- ordinary value. In a score of clever style S, developed of Canton crepe, flat crepe and Paisley effects in rich ef- fective colorings—also black, navy, tan, gray and cocoa, Women’s sizes—misses’ sizes. a a ee ee & y in tae hh a $40 to $50 Beaded Bags Large-size, hand-crocheted Bags: @rawstrine | or pouch styles, with tassel or fringe $24 95 at bettom. Gorgeouscolors. Special ° Main Floor ‘Basement Ee onomy ‘Btere Women’s Silk Hose Irregulars of $2.50 Grades a ee @ Full-fashioned, all-silhk and silk with lisie tep Hose, with high @ Our. Basement Music 4 pis St, xpliced heels and reinforced feet. fe eadquarters for’ these Black, white and colors. ular Records. The ro . double-face Reco that play on Silk Hose all machines. Ineluded are dance, Women's semi-fashioned thread {| voca!l and instrumental. numbers. silk Hose with lisle tops and re- Many Will Want to Attend This Among the new releases are: PT pes ese > ae ges Of the ° F4c Parade of the Wooden { 5 to >6 i lats i> 59e wie aia! 11141° : sm Cee Awsy t ' ° / Wear Yeu or Myr Children's \% or % length mer- Mind. Choice iin at «A singularly favorable purchase made from } a reputable New York manufacturer accounts —_—a- aaes ————_ Peeeeeraseeeeeeses rr ebeteneeceesessss Broad way Records Tomorrow, You May Order With Economy From This Sale of Engraved Cards $9).95 @ For th s week only, you are offered this surprising opportunity to secure handsome Whiting Superfine Calling Chras of 100, together with a copper plate, engraved in shaded old English, shaded Caxton, shaded antique Roman or shaded Astor, The Cards are in paneled style, Two weeks are required for the engraving, which will be perfectly done. Stationery Section—Main Floer — | Miss €lfen Ruby Biffings SKAOEO CAaxsTOn Mra Charles He Farest BHADEO COLO Cwousn Miss Barbara Eugenia Carol | SHADED MODIFIED RONAN $6.25 Value. | Me Hivvoop O.WILuams SreDED 2OMmMAN | | colored turnover tops. Special Saturday at ee C Hasement Economy 35¢ 52.15 ee Satarday, for. . . @ Shirte in collar- attached stvle, of excellent ™ quality HiiHbtengf? © white mercerized CBRE ih: . — : eae ; have soft oe i 2 f cuffs, others with dressy ‘Shi irt for to 14 neek. Oxfords Glove Silk Vests eee ee $3.50 Value Irregulars of $2.50 Grade $1.95 ob @ Heavy pink Glove Silk | Veats in the bodice style with silk ribbon shoulder straps. Bloomers to match, 81.88 Basement Economy Store a Boys’ cerized cotton Seeks with Bc Agagravatin Aunt Hagar'’s Hasement Music Shon, for this opportune offering. The illustration shows five of the dozens of “styles i in the group. “Of silk taffeta and straws of various kinds in pokes, off-the-face and large drooping brim models. .69 % Important—Tomorrow Girls’ Sunshine Sandals. button Summer, cuffs. Sizes 12 _ su aaaa" aaa" eee" ess "ssa" aaa" aa" a"a"s"a"a"Maa"a"a"a"e"e"aMa"a"a “aaa e ‘a ate ate MaMeM aa aaa aa aaa Mahogany calf Oxferds with purple, VEA\, full vamps and solid jeather Black, orchid, fiir “Vanps and solid’ leather combinations. | Boys’ Blouses sand and With attached bué@ton-down collars and Broadway cuffs. Made of satin- striped madras in neat pat- $1 35 = . Second Floor sizes from 1 to 6 in the jot. Rasement Economy Stdre Basemenat Economy Stere terns. Sizes 7 to 15 years.. Men’s and Young Meni’s ‘T'wo-Pants Suits and @) Gabardines Extraordinary Values at Women’s: New Blouses $3.50 to $4.95 p es “ 95 Values ~ e org sun @ Pretty Overblouses of crepe knit, tricolette, plain crepe de ching, print- ed silks and Paisley effects. fancy trimmed or plain styles, with or with. out collars. Various kinds of sleeves. In a host of rich colors and combina- tions. All sizes, 36 to 46. Basement Fronomy Store ' Unusual Values at $4.25 @ For street wear, this is a type of Sanda! that !s much in demand In all gray elk, patent 4r patent and gray elk combined, with low rubber heels. Stees 2\o to 7; A, Band C widtha., Second Filoer Your Opportunity to Save on These Hardy Rose Bushes speci DA 2 “es j waee-arywe Rose Bushes in monthly os climbing yariety. All with oe roota well branched and free nseocts. Take advantage of this of- +4 and beautify your home, econom- y. ; California Privet Hedge er grices Baturday. Packed in panalge ot $3 Field rown and well ced as follows: ae te $3 Ech Gece value... $1.80 3 35c Shrubbery A “hi seep wes we ee ee Special! Cut Roses 2 | with very. freshly cut gos th very ifong stems, ~ Re at price which will a — : weloome to “dark. pi ad 5 de- in light or ~~ gon, o1.1% © Fleral Shop eee ee ee Oe ee ae ee $2.60 and $3 Values, Doz. M en’s White Shirts $2 and $2.50 Values $1.49 @ Collar attached styles, tal- lored soisette and Oxford models of cheviots, cassimeres worsteds in checks, eae plalds and fancy mixtures. In a broad rubs in well-known varieties tnclud- ppeveuckts, Bpirea, Lilac, Byringa, eto. pa 10-peund sack 250 Basement Gal "ere qin this group of Books taken from our Circulating Library wiil be found the best fiction of recent months. Basement Economy Store livered, dosen, Chocolate Caramels ax, in black only; with silk the distinguishing “Orient” will welcome their beauty Men’s and Boys’ $35 Bicycles 24" @ Strongly built Mier cies, with 22-inch frames of seamless Special Saturday. . >» > s U\S, o mae colors, with one-piece padded saddle with coll guaranteed tires. Bicycle Tires on-skid Bicycle Tires; offered Saturday at, each steel tubing. ename led in orank hanger, =: trap eprings, coaster brake an en **.*he Saturday, 3 Pound. 3c @ Delicious caramel centers, heavily coated with sweet chocolate; a confection that always pleases. 50c Hershey's Broken Milk Chocolate, pound Basement Econom Bakery Specials For Saturday Only Cloths, also ten and gray ool- lar attached Shirts. All sizes from 14 to 17. Men’s Silk Shirts Priced at $4.79 White, tan and gray Jersey Shirts in the neckband style, with soft turnback cuffs. Also fancy striped Shirts in vari- ous colorings. All sizes, 14 to 17. Basement Economy Stere Racqpeenen Values at.... and conservative single and aouvie “breasted atyles, oes checks, * ie erringbon : biue, tan eray, A ye Se from 16 years to a? vinoke measure. Men’s and Young Men’s 2- ‘21*|

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_ FRIDAY, AP cat, i3, Jj 42 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PARIS MIDINETTES ON STRIKE FOR WAGE OF $10 A WEEK Searmustresses tn Clash With “PARI, April 13.—The Rue Ge la! / one farther afield, have abanéones | ‘ work ené are parading boulevards when oot listening te fiery apeothes | by (bor leaGers. Although on st-ike | an@ wery bitter against big drese-| making houses which refuse to grant them wWhat they oonsider a living! wage. the Mittle scametresses have lost méme of their traditional grass. They look with fronical smiles on tin-hatted policemen out to preserve | order and only giggic at the sight. ef burfy gnunicipal guards mobilizs4 | as 6 as gg om against their possible unru lin The only clash so far) betereen he midinet'es and the po-. Hoe pesued in one of the latter hav- a powwier puff poked into his favxe while a fé@w fair strikers used their | nelle om municipal guards who trie4. to prevent from gathering out side ne establishments For it | ." ~- four B It apimare that the highest wages: Seen a Weber 3 E receftved by the midinettes is less. Shoe Store in than oie week and fitonsy-4 demand | St. Louts SHOES $10. A entices get only $2 a week. | As. it is the etal poo" the dress-| making @Pason, the strike C8 USES | much inepnyenience to the 50 Paris eoutwuriers affected who refuse, | however, to yield, declaring that in| epite of high pric es charged profits are paatiewes by taxes and expenses | Powder Puffs and Nails Are Used by For the Newmos ie) | Little ‘Tot— Pale omar a sg They eae Comfort Certainly Why not Style, too? For the children, as for the grown- ups, we have many kinds and styles of Shoes. So that all may find fust what they want. This little Oxford we ere showing ‘is a sturdy Shoe and comfortable, too; but with its striking combination of smoked elk and brown is one of unusual style. Sizes 5 to 8; price, $3.00 Sizes 8/2 to 11; price, $3.50 And what a satisfaction to have your child fitted by experienced shoe men. 414 North Seventh St. (Opposite the Busy Bee.) Shoes‘and Hosiery for the Whole Family GUARAN TEED. PICK OUT WHAT YOU WANT REDUCTION SALE AND FREE OFFER With each Ladies’ Rig line in all popular mo des and mate rials Reduced from ene ® \ from $15.00 to $ 9.95. - MEN’S SUITS . Ip all =x \ and conser- vative ees els reduced ~ from 630.00 to . Guavanette young men’s $9920 Coats beduced from $32.50 to §26.75. FREE Suit sold during aale we rive absolutely I "S FE ~ 00 tiful Waist; values te 712 NORTH a. With each Man’s Suft sold presen sale we rive absolutely FREE a stylish $4.00 Hat. . CLOTHING ‘ COMPANY Open : Saturday Night Until BROADWAY 92 P.M. aVIEZ N.Sixth st] | BS txccund be 2 £ a N 2 z > od a* a Z - / “IK , * : ~ J * — “ De, , sé FL ~-_" - 7 a oy W314 N.Sixth St] FZ ee Se Sixth St] vor : —— —— — sy (6 314 N sighed s¢ aT, i c= pee MANDSOME WRIST WATCH = 5 oe ae Saino. anat Wrist Watehes Featured es 927.50, $34.59 and up to S200, Pas ORS ke nin x a Wy ee 4 Fe So no ees, een : -. ”" ; r — 2 ae os as =| sae a GEMS OF DAZZLING BEAUTY AND RARE BRILLIANCY! 1 ! A fall written GUARANTEE given with every DIAMOND by Greatest WA, Values /*. "\ STABL/ PLI SHE 2 4e398 AVA Saturday & Monday and Sianhiee ao. Opvosite Famous © Barn. oe pee eo. " 4 fezs Send F | [314 N.Sinth St] | [feo eeand Fy [Is = > .- | h I4 N.: S14 N. Sixth, St. | ‘ tl | [Ef execu 7] [Fs N.Sixth St.j] i fvmieend 7) Established 1898 IL YOURSELF Prices !ftf MLA $ 4IXIS'N pie

-AMMS > Ls Se eo ee EEE } MI RE UNIVE es S 4IX!S'N PI 1+ ~~ ao o OREN. ett ttle wee ae = e — ne ee le Lak Stern , 2 — ER a we te IT Nvie 4X1S > ee iets alta dae ee pe ee eee ee a ae . - ? * * ~ — - - oy * 48 Y punrine & | — = 997.00 . ee Dp 2 e “HIS MASTERS VOICE” New Victor. Recor Special Issue - Red Seal L’AfricanaO Paradiso (Oh Paradise!) (Meyerbesr, In Staffan No. 74804 12-inch List Price $1.75 Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2, Part I (Lex) No. 74806 12-inch List Price $1.75 Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2, Part I] (Lx) No. 74806 12-inch List Price 61.75 Popular Vocal You Know You Belong to Somebody Else - Henry Barr Wheg the Leaves Come Tumbling Down Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray No. 19026 i0Qinch List Price TSe You’ve Got to See Mamma Ev'ry Night Aileen Stanley-Bily Marray | Runnin’ Wild Miss Patricola with The Virginians Noe. 19027 10-inch List Price 75c No One Loves You Any Better than Your M-A Double M-Y —_ Billy Murray—Ed Smnalle with The Virguians Don’t Think You'll Be Missed Aileen Stanley with The Virginians No. 19039 i1Ginch List Price 75c Dance "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans—Fox Trot Dearest—Fox Trot Starlight Bay—Fox Trot Think of Me—Fox Trot or Shimmy One-Step « " No. 189031 iGimch List Price TSe No. 18030 10-inch List Price 7Se Farewell Blues—Fox Trot Apple Sauce—Fox Trot Burning Sands—Fox Trot Falling—Fox Trot Me. 19033 10-inch List Price 7Se Ne. 19032 10-inch List Price 75e¢ ay ee Peal Whiteman ad Hi ieee Lez Confrey and His Orchestra 7 Sunny Jim—Fox Trot No. 19034 iGinch List Pride ISec Whoa, Tillie, Take Your Time!—Fox Trot The Virginians You Know You Belong to Somebody Else—Fox Trot The Virginians | No. 19040 i0inch List Price 75a Hear Them On One of These Instruments _ This special list will delight the multitude of enthusiasts who ‘look to Victor records to keep them supplied with the latest and best. Hear them played on any one of these Victrola instruments with Victrola Tungs-tone needles. Instruments shown are representative of 18 models from $25.00 up. “is MASTERS VOICE” Lool. for these trade-marks. Under the lid. On the label. woe See CTO A ME CORPaeY a ae —. a in the Pest- Dinan in _vaver field in St. Lonis. eel eeleleleie ~ tet Bek ae Fe a PORK BARREL’ HIGHWAY 3 Scslantibion May Deviate From Legislative Plan When Neces- *sary, Westhues Decides. By the Jefferson City Corres of the Post-Di«patch. JEFFERSON CITY. April 13.—Th State Highway Cormmission in layi eut the routes of the 15°%-mile St, primary road o7em lesigned connect the popu on centers Miseour!. may deviate from the ie ipiative route designations whene necessary in the interest of direct sees and economy of constructios Judge Westhues, in the Cireuit Cous ef Cole County, held here todar. Tre Westhues decision. which the first fudiciah construction of th centennial read law, ‘= @ victory fe . the forces which have fought for real highway system as against pork -barre! methods advorated a] “mud roaders.” im the especial ron (ne of the beet sare bought or used. Mace of SIL.‘ ER sSTEEt. taper De maskeen pels” Ceres oe — “— for — possi > time "e4 Sty Block ee. Handa, sO. St HAND SAW POINT PATTERNS) | == Thies ts the aeme = i Ne 4S1 Regular Fa’! ing the ghane of the biad is the SHIP POINT Patt THE “FOTR HUNDPRS STRAIGHT BACK SHIP The few Master Carnen’ y= J The Greet «a7 oF tfnary im @geality, and #2 °2h Ger ule =L BLADES, Sh} s Pattern or Straight In motsturée-gsreef beg. tarred from re Call ard Grvrestigat« The Folle HARRY Bi Lee Deiteer and Te, LOUIS RECHE S313 Halle RBROADWAY HOW. 3415 N. BAYARD HDW.” 484" en CHAS. BLASS

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Ignace Jan Paderewski Ignace Jan Paderewski Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra ” : Vtetrele Ne Lint Price $573.00 8 Ps 4 ret 7 n the inbel. xn , Camden.N. J. os Liectric $415.00 es ae + pane eee - 2h: eg “3 - : ee sbi a Lara wei. : PERS ass a ‘ ts if a real highway system as against =. pork- -barre! methods advocated a “mud roaders,”’ in > a a iS SS Sede . . ¢ a ame " mR ewe ia a art fuer Seg ee ; yea 2 Bees? ; ‘a ‘ og Sane eon x Aeatpyan eg Ni Bae tage’: 2. 7 ' ie % ig al on ie eee ey e's 4&8 . ee « . : bt y age ae eee po i 5 ©, mies Seoemilie Joe. aiaes Na Se Gee. pik DZ ot Shon aoe ee ys Sei 4 Dt os Nia a ed me a ek 0 Ee eae Re att > .v. * late lnaze’ a ‘sae he SY eae a i eget Tepe SR yet ~ ieee “eel tJ 7 5 ba " . ORE NT Ee es aio nga one ae ah po ad ad | Missou ri. FRIDA APRIL, 13, Y. 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 BURT RULES AGAINST 100 BARREL’ HIGHWAY ison May Deviate From Legislative Plan When Neces- *sary, Westhues Decides. St. iwho designed to cen system, of construction, the the special! the demurrer. i tice that they wo: |! ('Supremd@ Court witho. ther into the merits of the case in The persens jin the suit reside alone the route of.the Boone’s Lick trail], an 1 Fond from S8t. They Commission, ' which, by | City, road of the historic trail in City and enjoin from beginning the St. highway on Irwin were in cour! today, gave ‘eonnect the population ters ~ A ge lower court. may deviate from the leg- t. \ islative route designations whenever * necessary in the interest of direct- ‘- ness and economy » Judge Westhues, in the Circuit Court | at Cole County, held here today. | The Westhues decision, which is the first judiciah construction of the for the St. Louis-Kansas City road, centennial road law, !s a victory for! the forces which have fought for a, through or near > 4 Columbia and Boonville to Kansas/ nate the routes miles | higher Louisans Appear for Board. named Charles contend that the Charles, straved from one to 19 many | Session of the Legislature and since. The Westhues tiecision Was hand- ed down in the suit of State Senator) Irwin of Jefferson neys Emil P. Rosenberger of Mont- somery City and Oo. W. Wi Charles, Attor- lson of St. on behalf of 12 residents of | Charles County and six of War- ren County, to commission | struction of 'City cross State route it had selected. Attorneys for the commission de-' /murred to the petition of the plain Jefferson City Correspondent | tiffs, and Judge Westhues sustateed | of the Post-Dispatch. Riason CITY, April 13.—The | 4, ‘State Highway Commission in laying | out the routes of the 1500-mile State. - primary road the highway’! cone-= Louis-Kansas | the and Wilson, no- ppeal to the going fur- as plaintiffs old to Glasgow. | as contemplated, would go/| that places. ‘Their road was designated counties traversed, they and if a primary (through those counties it ifollow theirs. L. Newton ,commission; Henry W vider, Frank Davis, Hays, sistant; tornev-General; former ator Britton, mobile Club, \of St. Louis, ‘the Highway Commission. They demurred to the 'three grounds, that counsel] to erly be brought by the Attor eral, that the plaintiffs claim of the commission, plaintiffs and and power to limit the discretion of the | Highway commission, as conferred by Section | in laying out a route| 29 of the Centennial Road Law. That section contains a proviso commission is Fulton, | authorized and empowered to desizc- “the highway and types type — nd counsel to the his AS Assistant At State Howard Gray or Carthage: the State and Robert Burkham | appeared in court for etition on the plaintiffs. -have no right to bring such an in- ‘junction suit, which could only prop- hes-Cabec | roads of approaimate.y ’ ' 1500 smiles connecting the principa] | as a population centers of the State ‘State highway through all of the to make such changes in the routes’ contend, road is of said roads as isarv in the directness: Oo! £0ing éhould rqutes.” In deciding hues said, rives sen- | cial Roy Auto- with imary powers /1000-mile p: | doubtedly permits routes in ‘and directness. , tne “As to the other roads. 'it can go around hills and so on with reference to the “primary it has more power. As I ‘ee question in this case, the demurrer is sustained.” TOKIO'S GOOD WILL OFFERING TO WASHINGTON GOES ON ROCKS tem ‘it that is the only have no cause of action in that they did not to be damaged by the action that the court have no the | the highway co! reference to system, it to change suc! it may interest of economy interest By the Agsociated Press. of the! will rock a Proposed Monument Fine Arts Commission as Too Large. ind deem nec anid Given pegs Powers. 14% i ‘4 \V hs ‘The State highway ‘av nission sp and of economy of course, S\s- Rejected on WASHINGTON, April 18.—A plan'! of the city of Tokio to make a good offering to the city ington apparently has gone on The gift was to have heen qa! of Wash- LENE: OE RN OS Be aR NO. 51 er $4 REGULAR = ~ One of the best saws you ever Fought or used Made of genuine SILVER STEEL, taper ground. Damaskeen polish Cute fast and eanev. Holds edge for the ‘ongest ——: @ time. Fitted with Ojid la Biock Type Handle. NO. 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Grand bil. “a HEIGHTS HDW. ” res Clifton av. ' JOHN CLEARY, 960 Geedfellow avr. DIPTRICH & ARNOLD, 6815 Gravois av. &. J. DOPGREEF, 3108 Neoshe st. Bb. G&G DECKER HDW. S820 6. Broadwnry. Fr. W. DOELLANG, 4263 N. 20th st. K. ESCHURICH SONS, 3556 8. Grand bil. E DELLE MERT HDW. CoO, Broadway and Sidnary st. Es ORST BROS. $123 Page bi. ait Maro aor BROS. 00. Marcus av. ERLINGER,. ‘0 ‘ieceanaaah av. BDASTON-BELT HDW. CO~ on av. FRLTOR HDW. 00. SITS Easton av. FAIR HDW. ©O. 4167-69 Fatr av. LMAN & KU N, 4167-69 Fair tv. ww. WwW. CRO , ciated kar — Kirkwood, as ioe EAST ST. “Lovis r. W. FREUDENBERG, 83133 Morganford rd. GRAVOIS HDW. CO. 2645 Gravois av. Ww. E. GODFRDEY, 8039 N. Broadway. GEO. H. GRIMM, 8001 Arsenal st. GEHRKE & BARTOLET, 4043 Lexington av. HOME COMFORT HDW. CO. 616 N. Vandeventer av. HINRICHS HDW. OO. 1917 Park av. PrP. 0. HOWR HDW. CO. 646 Big Bend rd. J. P. HAHN, S348 8. Jefferson av. * HIGH POINT HDW. CO., Clayton ary. PHIL, HANKAMMER, 4354 Warne av. B. JAFFE, RA2 N. Gth at. J. JANRSEWHWECK HDW. 1545 8. Jefferson av. JOHNS &4 HEWIG ADW. 2754 Park nv. Ww. TT. KELLEY HDW. 1916 N. Union av. J. KRAFT, 4975 Natural Bridge rd. KRUEGER HDW. ©O., S547 Arsenal JOS. KUTZ, S970 Chouteau ar. 4. I. KRATS, 4064 St. Lovis ar. r. D. KANSTEIVNER, 1909S Market st. w™. KEMPF, 2814 Market st. KOPMAN BROS.. 2014 Franklin ar. 3. D. KOOP HDW. CO. 1816 &S, ‘Broadway KALINOWISKI HADW. co,., 4650 Virginia avr. J. lL. LINDECKER, BSiS California av. LEMAY MERC. CO., 700 Lemay Ferry rd. LEMAY FERRY HDW. CO. 8504 Alabama ar. L. LITCHENFELDT, 1229 Market st. rR G. MUELLER & CO. 8108 N. Broadway. BE. MILLER HDW. CO., Belt and St. Levis av. MINGES BROS. 4236 Manchester av. mw. & V. HDWY. ©O. 6236 Gravois av. MANCHDSTER HDW. CO. 4404 Manchester av. MELCHER-SCHENE HDW. CO., 4904 Natural Bridgce rd. H. B. MILSTONE, 2819 N. Vandeventer. Oo., 00., CO.. M, W. VW. H. METER, 3077 Easton av. FRED MILLENS & CO. 2430 Cass ay. JOHN MAY, 2233 Chouteau av. JOS. MILLIGAN, 8518-20 Greenvwood bl. JOHN MILLER, 5475 Wren av. M. MARION, 4845 Foaston av. B. McDONOUGH, — Geraldine av. lL. H. NIEMOELLER, 2629 N. Taylor avy. H. J. NOLLMANN, 2605 WN. Prairie ar. OLIVE HDW. & PAINT CO, 4247 Olive st. G A. PAULY Ce. 22556 (Cass ay. POWER HARDWARE CO 5933 Easton av. HENRY PENZLER, T7119 S. Broadway. SAMLE!L PEPPER, 1516 Market at. A. PORTNOY, 1245 Franklin av. J. BE. PETRA HDW. CO. 18f4 SS. Broadway. PIMUSCHONG HDW. CO. 3407 California av. G. A. PAULY, 4060 Shemandoah av. PINE LAWN HDW. CoO., 6205 Natural Bridge rd. QUALITY HARDWARDBD 4650 Virginin av. Mw. J. ROEWER, 2100 Chippewa WwW. E RUAL, 8813 8. Broadway J. J. ROOS, 3154 8. Grand bil. RINIP HDW. & PAINT 2101 Gravois av. 0. W. RATHBONE, 7405 %. Broadway. H. B. REICHENBACH, 3215 Meramec st. G. A. RUBELMAN HDW. CO, P06 N. Oth st. RATZ BROS. 229 Case av. %. T. RILEY, 7507 Warner av. kL &@& J. RIGGIO HDW. OO. 5143 Shaw av. I. ROSKOFTF, 1019 Franklin av. mR. 4 HW. HARDWARE Oo., Robin and Thekla. WW. RICHARDSON HDW. CO., Sill Market set. R. RR. JORBERS’ AGENCY, 4220 N. Broadwey. SPECIALTY HDW. CO. Toe N. Tth st. CO, ATKINS Dealers in Nearby Missouri Towns GORELOCK HDW. CoO. 112 Leckweod av.. Webster Groves, Mo. Ma oalitaeriie Ss co. nay e® av EAST Louis <ONDAG & REES aDW ots EAST ST. Lotrs 10th and Misscurt ALTON HARDWA “ Alten, Til. FRED P. STRAUB HDW. CO. 20 Gore av. Webster Groves, Mo. ATKINS Dealers in East St. Louls and Nearby | Illinois Towns B. A. ea ) ville, Til. aw FRUANCaN BROS. w.co., Barta | en Til. PETER & SCUuUNIPPER, Bellevilie. 1! LOUIS W. BERGESCRH. Alton, Til. co. SCHNEIDER HDW. CO., 9612 §. Broadway. SIGOLOFF BROS. 1224 Franklin av. CHAS. SEBASTIAN, 6000 Virginia av. EDW. F. SCHULTE, 8616 N. Grand bil. HY. STEIN, S22 High st. J. J. SUTRHKAMP, 742 Page ar. STDA HARDWARE CO,, 1879-S3 13th at. J. SCHWALBE HDW. CO. Jefferson av. & Hebert gt. BETOCK-DANIEL HDW. CO. 15th and Cass av. FE. Lu. SCHIED, 7320 Manchester av. J. F. SCHABERT HDW. 2505 S. Jefferson av. A. P. SCHACHT HDW. 4406 St. Louis av. SOUTH END HDW,. CO, 2861 Grawois av. SCHULTE HOW. & PT. CO... 2235 Union bi. CHAS. SCHMIDT, 9722 8S. Broadway. A. J. STAUF HDW. Co, 7169 Manchester av. EMIL SCHWARTZ, 12232 Market stv Ee. H. SUCHFLEBEN, 1517 Olive at. JAMES O'SHEA, 2848 WN. Grand bil. A. J. TECKEMEYER., 2633 Franklin av. THIELE HARDWARE 3028 Cherokee st. Ee. J. TSCHUDIN. 1901 N. Grand bil. v —_ EMFYER & .CO., 920 EF. Grand bl. wane HARDWARF CO., 806 N. Broadway. OTTO WAWERS, 50S Bates st. E. &. WILSON, 5000 Beacon at. WwW. A. WIRT. 2500 N. Vandeventer av. WOHLWEND BROS, 3766 8. Broadway. CHAS. L. WILSON, T3368 Manchester av. r. M. WILLIAMS HDW. 1406 N. Grand bl. 1. J. WEBER. 4515 Morganfoerd M. WEBBER HDW, 9510 S&S. Rroadway. J. H. WESTHOFTFT. 5405 St. Louts av. Ww. Cc. WEBBER, 3800 Lexington av. ZACHARIAS HADW. CO.,, 1208 Park ay. co.,, COo., co. co., co,, Fr. N. GRUENWALD HpDw. Clayton, Mo. WEBBER HDW. & &IpP. co. Clayten, Mo. VOELKEL BROS. oe Til. MADISON PT, & HDW. CO.., Pon aly rt. Ww. W. THOWAS, ©'Falien, Til. H. K. JOHNSTON How. co.. Alten. nm Oi | the! 1) monument lanting ir Japanese oh vy : time oaf the! 1 ‘to hold our prices down to last year’s level. _—— : ee rae Se the B: }t memorating Park of the! wer this dec ty esa) & h h at ‘ iraq ss AQ: n@ approval of _1890 f the delightsithing different It ccordingly ceive drawings of a m us Members of the when plans of the memorial | e laid before the commission. it | ided it would rather have some- back word! like to re- | ema! instead Commission are ger? that it would h-altered montument have heard tension electric power wire Killed bs High Tension Wire. By the Associated Prees “WESTMORELAND, 13.—lTawrence Wague. ler and was instantly when the pipe he was remo. a well came into contact with a high Indianapolis Gets Balloon Race. INDIANAPOLIS I!nd.. April 13. -- ‘The national eliggination bafloon Kan., April) race, held annually? to determine the ‘entrants of the Unjted States tn che international race, will start this year on July 4. at the Indiapapolls Motor Speedway, it Was announce yesterday by officials promoting the contest. °3 years old, killed here vesiterday ing from How Much _ SCHMITZ & SHRODER Should Your | Spring Suit Cost You? It’s common knowledge that wholesale costs are ad- vancing steadil ly, due to higher market quotations on woolens, an increased tariff and other good, logical reasons. up in proportion, But not at Schmitz & Shroder’s. And, in most stores, retail prices are going By merchandising on a margin of unprecedented closeness, we are able Instead of raising our prices to meet rising wholesale costs, we are working for more sales at a smaller margin of rofit. ust as much on the volume, and the advantage goes to-your pocket. To pay less than these prices, must sacrifice quality, but to pay a cent more is needless extrava- gance, ‘Smart Cut’ 2-Pants Suits *31, *36 °41 These “Smart Cut” Suits are headliners for Spring. Each is of all-wool material. excellent fit and superb clothes built by expert designers. Each is in a desirable Spring pattern. Each has the finish found only in All are made up to our own exacting specifications and are sold at this store only. And with each “Smart Cut’ guarantee—YOU must Suit we give this unconditional be satisfied—or you can have your money back. Could anything be fairer? Men’s 2-Pants Spring Suits With the style and quality pects to find only in Suits at a much Attractive models in pure worsted materials for men and smooth-finished cas- higher price. simeres for young fellows. which one ex- 21 Though we'll make less per sale, we'll make Special!—Men’s Topcoate Dressy men need them for Spring. have several lots of hamdsome belted jae 2 swagger box back models, all excellently 2 tailored of fine fabrics. Distinctive bargains at thig special price. to fit a price. here is a real “buy.” In all the newest Spring shapes and colors. silk trimmed and perfectly finished. We bought them to give our customers the best Hat bargain in town, not merely Your own good judgment will tell you that Men’s Soft Hats—Real Beauties All full fur, 7 oa Plenty of Good Things for Boys, Téol An.entire floor full of good things for real boys—at prices that will appeal strongly to thrifty mothers. Here are some examples of the values these complete stocks pro- vide. to 18. Both pairs of knickers are full lined and full cut. Other 2-Pants Blue Serge, Suits $9.75 A Suit for all Splendidly made in box- pleated models for lads from 6 to 17. Knickers full- lined and strongly stitched. — the thin occasions. abe Ruths. a good assortment of sai . terns shirt, match. Sizes 4 to 16. B Bad rr «& a, ’ a as ~_ oo 7 ° tee & i eek§ ', x. A+ Sallis 4 a ‘ t = & & eo, vw. Me 2-Pants Suits Up to $22.50 Baseball Suits $1.95, $2.50, $3.25 "es m2 -_—s a he ~s J ust indy Wash Suits $1,95—$2.95 Fhese two groups ~5- + large assortment Twist, Balkan and Middy styles in all color ¢ombina- tions and materials. Wis for little ell made in “2% Fi &% X” colors. and pants to and belt If you see it ina Schmitz & Shroder ad, it’s true - SCHMITZ & SHRODER- Southeast Corner Washington Avenue and Eighth Street

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e - ¥ Y Rin, ee ee : : os a! _ > ance eS . Ries Scans OOOO OCT aS 9 na ot es ay 7 as SF ae . wes tak NE etbites m:. . rn ~~ TTI DOC UCUUDOUOOUDITOOOT ~ “STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation ‘of the month before his death. Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ‘of the policy. attorney fees and FRIDAY. eve APRIL 13%. 199% a 14 Falls Dead After Making Prayer. Py the Associated Press. ‘BENTONVILLE, Ark. April 13.— Shortly after making the closing prayer at the weekly prayer meeting at the First Baptist Church Wednes- day night, J, W. Ford, 62 years old, fell back info his pew and died be- fore e physiciam could reach him. Death was attributed ease, |called for help and when the man omit ‘ran out she pursued him to Nine- to an Robs Safe. | teenth street and then south 4 west a half block, where Requests Use of Phone; A man who asked permission to/@lley an : use the telephone in the office of; he outran her. He took $24 cash the Standard Artificial Limb Co., and some checks from the safe. The 1910 Olive street, yesterday, was od-| checks were found later where a served a few seconds later looting an head tossed them aside in front © open safe. The cashier, Miss Agnes. 1915 Pine street. EE For . Herz French OOK KONE FRENCH MIXED CANDY Mixed Candies are superior—a characteristic which makes {hem very popular with discriminating candy buyers. Bonbons and Nougats in great variety are included in this special at, lb..... Milk Chocolates, Nut and Fruit Centered Chocolates, Caramels, 22C : The finest Candy that it is possible to make—a uniformly delicious s | OO %) delicacy; in 1-Ib. boxes only; Ib.........--....--.-0--eeceeeee: lieea e Orange Sunshine Cake A light and fluffy mor- sel, topped with orange fondant; a Cake that is sure to appeal to every member of the family. Saturday, Special ons Fruit Stollen Makes breakfast such a happy one. Finest fruit in- tergpersed in this rich but- ter coffee-cake dough, blan- keted with fondant and 1uts. Tomorrow only, 42c OO ( (2) he PKOKOK PAPA PK OKOK OKO KOKOKO KOK OX OXOKSKO KOK # KOK OX OX OX OX OK OK SX KOKO KOK ONS KOK OX OKONOKOX OKO KON OK to heart dis-| Briscoe of 744 Walton avenue, (MRS. HARRIETTE ELZA GALE “GRANTED DIVORCE AND ALIMONY ' | ‘Coke & Chemical Co.. ‘of general indignities. ‘granted restoratién imonth for the support of ‘and ‘endangering her health, and Wife of Coke and Chemical Company Officer Also to Get Custody of Child. Mrs. Harriette Elza Gale of 5602 Kingsbury ‘court was granted a dl- vorce at Clayton today from Charles Ty. Gale, treasurer of the St. Louis on allegations She also was of her maiden name, Draper; custody of their daughter, Edith, 7 years old; $259 4 the child $3000 gross alimony Gale was represented by counse! Mrs. Gale ried in 1912 in Boston and had been Her husband, she arousiy - see here 18 months. declared. treated her. bar! + e o e + a shown no affection for or interest : ften sitting her for two vears,. oc : home all evening im silence t e i 7 - - - maining away for inden ni periods without saving where he was going SUES FOR $40,750 INSURANCE Was Result of Accident. Two suits fora? ai OL $4 'aeeident insufat! e I NiCcies john E MeKin ait nf who died N f r soning 2 his "right rearea f} r .. oS he Circuit Cou: his wid Mrs Ida McKinney of Tulsa, © It is ._ | declared that McKi was due to an infection 1 resulted eu - _mitin o « 2 | ~t33¢ a -*- irom rem £ a cai.ous Ma nea oe 1? ¢ t-_ CGaat writ lean ¢# ® ball Ol his 4 i s a - , 2 : a. I - = oan 0 eee "e+e - wr. * oo = — _* . —+@.*** ** -* -. a * ee . -* ——- ~: eee * are «eee -* a re Terr re me Ag 3 . 7 a - ee ‘meee “~~ ee ee ee ee + AS i ee “rr - * oe eee ae re a aes ee eee id ee eee ee tee *y - ee ~ ——. “+ 7 ** - + = ee oer + + ee ee Bi ke - . »* +4. . -- cane « ¢ canbe oe es ne- . ee ee, bee ee ee a ee ~—*e. ie see eee ee) ee ee © “eee ee er ee ere - A eel > “se **eF ** 7 4 Se ete es a ee ee 3 +. ee eeerer® “+ = ee ee a*. A ee ee eee) eee ee 2B; RO OS LES veo. see oe Kaees eee: -“* +e * tee ee ee. ee A ee eee) ea eee eee ee ner ee a es ee ee eee ese 2°? werrerey ss | To eae ee craters ret ~seaee - > . eee eet« ee ee ee ee ee Se eee er ***n ‘seer oe) eee eee, SIPVSE IN SE IFS Be oh awe ds 6 MEER RARE HOES wee 7 “ —-: ( ’ . ) Ss ; se » = = , styles, fairest fashions. ay. e breasted, sport, satin de chine. peau de 7 oif, etc. | : , ’ a $ 98 s crgne, crepes. All sizes. a. = | ——*16: $249 $4 2.98 ame ; UP UP ‘gees ; a UP : ae 4K Seas 7 : Se Be i . te ls ‘ want to have them — and you can! a What a fine down-to-date assortment of good clothes! Such splendid styles — such fine fabrics — such wonder- ful workmanship! Certainly a pleasure to wear! You'll Our easy-to- charge account plan enables you to get enh. ae very easiest of terms that you arrange yourself. Pay just a trifling down and the balance in small amounts, to suit your convenience. Your credit is good—USE IT! — WuRCI 1006 Oliwe St. “ask for Horlicks The ORIGINAL raited Milk | -and-new ' prand-new Cassimere Pants... Worsied Pants. _- jrand-new dan $ et ; 5 é Werk Panis. _. Coats and Vesis, sizes 37 Wrand-new Blue Serge Suits... - Brand-new Wool Suits... %, iviz N. G During printed “aea2 the 22.545 Situation Dad yyitiryp,, 3 — cas Fo - a ( ~ Re , «) Li 2, 2 Y t » | ty bee 7 / PHOAT AN ™~ in jy 4) y¥3 ‘9 _— ‘ \* } 7 ‘ ‘ 3 tn “~y, pi its Genuine Diamond BRILLIANT \s \ Pe ol ‘ PAY LIKE THIS 10c DOWN ist Week Pay... .10c 2d Week Pay... . .20c 3d Week Pay... . .30c 4th Week Pay... .40¢ Sth Week Pay... .50c 6th Week Pay... .75c 7th Week Pay. .$1.00 rHEN Par WEER (writ rPaip si o© 4 rOoR. ew Tilin ors | 7 ee ae ee ae 7 25 Years of Honest Deatings Behind Every Purchase \ Thin — — =... k eu ean ceme here teomerrew with a dime and actually co out with «a fire Ihtamond on We Pay in the con renient plan «<hbern ene of these splendid Diamends. ’ ~ vour finger trust vow. aheve while vreu wear Yeu mar rest assured that we make reo extra eharece ner do we add anything to the eri-e ef «a Diamend to effer these «perciai i0c DOWN eontrar: e have taken ai geod many ef eur hicever priced Diamend« aad bave ewut them te $37.50 a= a special ‘2- iuncement to fein eur Movie Cieb.. We guar- ntee our credit prices are the same and ileus than mest cash stores McCOY-WEBER 515 LOCUST ST. LO ree me ms ae fl ‘in 10c Down BUYS A FINE WATCH 17-JEWEL 15-Jewel ELGIN or White Gold ILLINOIS Fully MEN’S Warranted WATCHES ___ Ladies’ Wrist Ven—w«why deprive yeur- Watches stiff of the conventeere , h ef a good Watch when At $28.50 we ‘ a this sale «splendid vor ‘am get & FINE. FLGIN ina epen-faee. in Wrist Watch that will cive 12-size case—cneatiy en- er anes or a vou service. In addition te And “our SPECIAL OF- cetting this very favorable FFR ef thi« Ficin more- price we will allew vou te ment at a = thin «MRE one ef these” solid dueew price maar « 7 manastunits deubis to white cold Wrist Watch. tractive Ceme—iein this simply by caving 1@¢ down Verle Cleb tomerrew: saci the balance aeccordiog $31.50 $29.50 Cis ae eo re... *.. - pever Celebrates on Friday, 13th. oC FRIDAY, APhii. 14 1933 eouI"™ she Agecciate’ Frets CHICAGO, UL, April 13 —Judes william E. Dever, Democraric piayor-elcct. celebrated his birthday soday. Friday. the thirteenth. by pre- paring plans for formally taking over the reins of the municipal gcovern- ment Monday. ADVERTISEMENT ee Restores Hair Color, Yet Not 2 Dye = whie Wourishine is a rea! tonie feeds and (pourishes the hair, thus re storing: to original coler, whether biack, brown or blond. Prevents hair from falling and removes dandruff ® No matter what vou have tried, t in 2 ¢ Ass DY ia effective. Nourishine— ft 1s One bottle usually dandruff remover alone it is manr times the price asked. Be gray go longer. Remember this uw set 8 dve. Act today fgz your hair healt and regeneration. Price $1.25 per bot- ¢ie, all drug and department stores, including Eeaderie Drug Co, Judge & Dolph Drug Co. Wolff-Wilsea Drug Co. ¢ Nourishine Removes Dandruff rn a? tg aah aha

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. a _FRIDAY, “7 é APRIL, 13. 1928. Bes FRIDAY, , , ; es . = : APKIi. 15. 1922. The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by yo , — F, Star Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 rs : ge * ' } ae 2 = a aes a NTS | A 4 ee ee Friday, 13th. FOUR BROTHERS-IN-LAW OF the wife of Wallace Kerr, whojder in connection with the killing cf | —The slight improvement noted °n | of New York, continues, but his heart’ ; 7 | CHICAGO, lil. April 13.—Judge served with Gen. Lee throughout the; Dr. Al Parrish, physician of Garri-|the conditio; % sh of George J. Gould &r.. action is st ll vegv we; © 5. § ‘Willla > ‘fe ms ” i , h sisier was the ‘50 Te ‘ | Icte y fury : : : &. - ~m. ‘s weak. s ¢ ¥ a © —Seyer, —Dethoeratic LING |war, and the fourt n, Tex., was convicted by a fur: | | ow | ecia $s 4 > payor-elect. celebrated his birthday; OLN SERVED THE SOUTH wife of Col. H. Dalton of Alabama, | here vesterdayvy and sentenced to wi —_— NEW ORLEANS, April 13.—Gen.| By the Associated Press. — | $5, $8, $i! ; A ot ADVERTISEMENT Julian Carr, Commander in Chief, | CARTHAGB, Tex., April 13.- -| Gould’s Heart Action Still Weak. | . ba ” iz im. GRAND 4 a ——__—_——__ —-—_ —--- —..... | told the Confederate veterans’ von- | Alfred Simpson, charged with mur-| CAPE MARTIN, France, Apri) 13. : ; a . vention yesterday of the part played |= ot , 192: ) Mee ee : # in the Civil War by the four broth- 7 nS dee j ; | , mae rocomem p pestores Hair Color | the four br ail | 2.84% Slintites saree 3; } ers and four sisters of Mrs. ieee | bd | ; 4. , g | ; B., 4 *¢ » es = = -* oe _* re oe Ne * am 7 e ve % ~ * 2 2 © secesitetetateteres ants ) wey © * rate anatetates mn ‘tae PP The Extra CD 7) See rea er a er Se ee a Jos Dair : : a Doubles‘The es ‘the Wear ~Just like gelling wo sedate Cs go Ronan . hae | price of one $60.00 RUGS Wilton "2" s1!-yool parne. closely see Quality Patterns |0\,0*make these Tugs much poaemt $1 Credit “S ¥ Now $54.0 Terms ., 9x12 Axminster Rugs All good patterns perfect In weave The Axminater fiege at this price are a buying opportun:'y 2 “~~ eee « "6 oY #7. %."s ) » . »- e*e'e'e'e" a “7 OND Sa Py “- Se ss. oe" eee” . ss * > *eaneeeee ~ a o«. “arpa * statabtete* | Beautiful 9x1%-foot reversible Rugs | eolors. Exceptional values at..... bP gen aR mere ae em a RPT. Fd. oe wae ae ag otomets Reupholstering and re- 3 covering of all upholster- ~ Terms $1.00 a W , Every new style ed furniture on easy credit Fine sanitary white t money's worth you've ever bought. : Ca a os ca eo of and double breasted; one, two, three and four lined 3-door side-icer ia terms is our specialty, } 3 Sr 4 coa- ators that are good food ye TOPCOATS button models, ultra stylish cut, as well as saoatgg Moneta flan- Prices and terms to all MH servers and ice savers are t & WHIPCOR servatives. Pencil stripes, worsteds, herringbones, 7 f buy anywhere. : = tured at the . nels. cassimeres, etc. Besure to see these petore you y an who phone for CES, | low price . Just the thing for right-now a ‘ bs Re 2 tga Sey ie eihe eee giao Le ‘ wear. Guaranteed all wool, \ , waterproofed fabrics, in season's a r A . richest shades. Smart English | —™* ia raglan models, large patch pock- if _ | ets and full beltse—a coat that be- Pa : x Pap longs in every man’s wardrobe. - we LZ = 5g [ J ee e Specially priced at DES — Thm "A ) for Alterations ) and 2 a i G. ore net 6th and Olive : Store Hours: 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. RAS

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> re Bs, ¥ FRIDAY. d. . APRIL. isa. a y APRIL 1. 1922 F ee —> = — (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . a : 3 ee one caper be rebuilt on ground across the wit) be “ Director of Public Parks, and Fed- 7 fa 2 ' r d dministrative -{ . Spec " | . | istreet from the oe hostelry, | bui! ding peep of ernment properties eral bureau officdrs. rT * ial Setardy , i | lt ad ee eek eee |it has become known following ¢o- - Fe Luncheon for ervation, and on the former site | ferences betwe Coats, Wraps & Suits Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wryat Bidg. WASHINGTON. Apr ) t , Si z i$ 2 — — ele ceed Shtenent utdee a hei . * —~ 2 & "i f the “healtus, and robuet” emp eS Just Received j "d ‘ ; ment conditiar nicn ha Out > 7 ‘ ~ found by the Department o! Do? 4 we ¥ im a survey for March, t 2X15 is at) 74 throughout the country. There is % SX “ (every prospect, the department re- . AU: . y & tl | ported today, for a steady decrease . ey SS | rea U URNS: Reduced \ ' . ni Gets G | the country as the year progresses. a Payme¢ Ihe SOds! | In reporting on St. Louis, the le- | partment took note of the bond issue | voted by the city in February, adding | that i dditio he city would spend | ° ° . eae £60 O66 ca atraet work Every garment offered jn this sale is a new (durin he year. In view of the / | + Sah Gis cctscins Seasbinnat ereaieaan : model of the latest fabrics and shades. new . 000 000 private building iv ee ae oct See Ser ae 2 yaa Flared Capes, Straightline Models and Sport ke the departmen ed ee ee See eee | Coats. Suits are the new, long Lines, Short Box skilled labor | a office help during the month wx C Semi-Fitted and Bl d Styl ea : Al. Fg e oat, Semi-Fitted and Blouse yles. Virtually atl St. Louts industri+-s . showed suamantal gains in employ- , Bedell’s—4th Floor. | ment ove! February Competent farm help was scarce, while the a roads, « 1enMt concerns and work on the Mississippi | absorbed ~ /| many unskilled laborers. * ° ? Of Missouri conditions the depar ” ’ “Unemployment has jal sections of the State, t ere bel 2% e a scarcity of skilled workers in iron ig "(73 & Jand stee], leather, and the buildin Tug x CCIaA S trades, with an acute shortage in the x . ; a f atter industry certain b3 > midd! — Al | of Ap- Increased emplovment: is . ' report ted in lead and zinc mines. The y a9 ok Farm Labor Bureau, United States _ Employment Service, at .ansas ; |City, announces a scarcity of com- | petent farm help.” Reports o7 Missour! it! other than St Lou f¢ Haber éateta, Railroad shoe chet Asi Laces Paisleys increased RS soins over a month Waists, Skirts, Millinery, Etc., on Credit. —_—_— :. ago.@ Local manufacturing plants Men's and Young Men's ; Bi tnd gga lat vices Come in all the latest materials and wanted sorption of labor c the reciinoen?t Gt So ee acute aes je & shades. Basque, Circular, Drapes, Panel, Jazz _ 99: SUITS ieee ete oe S| Straightline, Beaded Georgettes. Just the And a ‘tag Special at tines Peiret twills er Arlington Hotel to Be Rebuilt ning wear. 29° e Arington Hotel, which was, | Bedell’s—2d Floor. ‘Up The Ariin n H which was stroved fire here last week Men’s and Young Men’; All-Wool 2-Pants Suitsi| € 1000 New Overblouses 5 Jacquettes and Hip Band Models $ 50 Whipcerds & Crepe de Chine, Gabardines | Radium and unu- $ 4: 13 | | sual Novelty Fab- These Sutts are certainiy wonderful values to sav the lease. ind They mre carefully tailored of fine ali-wool mat erials ard tp —» | rics, gaily printed come in a splendid assortment of desirable patterns. Come fer in and » them All the newea: stvies as well as conserv. Absointely awve mé@dels Wear while paying a t‘le each wee : : : | 4 = and embroidered, East St. Louis Store—314-316 Colinevitte Av. A : , fashion these mo- dish new Costume Blouses. patterned w oOrigingde trace rk. : ‘ with cha nel er mPa - PN pg i OP me

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. FRIDAY, | the Dai > 4 APRIL 13, 1522. 1e Daily Star and the Times Combined hy S tx, re n fi D: ily e . 2 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of Approximately 409000. - - a 1 Director of M keti R . Special Saterday. | By the Anwociated Prev ng Researches. TOPEKA. k ’ Luncheon for ae oa . : P OF — : * a . fae : * ey Pp NG TIES Pe” Be ane, ¥ ore Oe a. oe Ply Ae ge ." SCS OS ae a : p> ‘ a ae - “9 Bes B NO d : hs | . Allegr Presto POF ee axe “ n ni: 1 Sorkin April 13.—Theo- s|[2: of (“om- nroblem Worsted oon RO 33.9 S mere, Th s on seal Nesls, sies 373035. gap Mice Blue Serge Suits Ice Cream N. GRAND exports to the alichinnglialled Hf " fF oe bes ca sf > i 4 ais Bee PVA es ae se ee i a OD etek Be on A A ae ee i“ oe ™ Pete ey he. ey ss . use a Y ae Spat ti Blea « Phas ibid ie. et mo : » ae ee $ nob SY wrote ss) Is SY one F oe itt - ? YY ' io wages Pe ae | “por teal Kistate Investments or Flomes wee the Renl Estate pages. Hours Only Skirts 9 11 O'Clock and Cloth Skirts, merly € d t oO | _P. i: : ¢ s . as Ce . t . g ; : PS oe Ine. Lae rae Ss heed ? : % a . | Special at ee. | > © a > 9 By th . a ee, hs 2 2A ees a oe tr ahs 2 is oie o hours . | a | Bees Ne * Ri i el Z 3 oo: : Tage dentate — s: Pauline Be 1} . 0 RA x + > OS See Ms 34 og es “began A od ” ™ ia. Gf te ET “ on Nt i Ree Re a CC GR a aE a res me y “ a age ete, Sa ee Cie mE - Deer, Oats Ee OLN: FF ape RE had ..Dvorak .. Nevin . a Chopin Louise Bernero Piano (a) A la Valse.....Mrs. Fred- eri@® Nussbaum ib) Alla Turca... ...Mozart (c) Etude Op °h NO, 9. Chopin Anna Sorkin —— yee Women! Burson Silk and Fiber Hose with black and white silk clock and hand-embroidered head. Mercerized top and the well-known Burson foot and Women! Burson Silk and Fiber Hose with shadow rib, mercerized top, Burson fashioned. Black, white and Bonito—all sizes —and a value that will be + Ay: Fiber Silk Hose, mnirteri top, high spliced heel toe, seamed back. Colors’ are black and cordovan of This is a value that is r worth Songs ‘ & Memory .« «sees Sone (Cavaleria ; gg Lola's Rusticana) (c)Good-bye Tosti ‘auline Bell, accompan ied by F rede ric *y ‘Nussbaum. (a) Waltz Op. 69 No .Chopin (b) Serenata Rea Nardis ~~ ——- a 4 i i 28, > an , ~ ‘< m, = : : os *“s : oe ete “ Pe er pate : ae pats ~ ae S.%pha'e ete gatas S47 Ss SOR arn » my PNG =i ss ss : . * ah mn ee’ Belect whatever you desire—just as you would in any other high-grade store—then tell us That’s exactly Come in Tomorrow; Be Well Dressed in New Garments Sunday! ~~ ee NEN Men! ee Get one of the finest wear Men's Featuring “JAZZ” acquainted with read y-to- Departments! the newest and snappiest models itn Jazz Suits at prices as low as any of the cash stores. $5.00 Down is all The season's newest in patterns atyles. and Pay only S5 fewn and the bal- ance to seufit your- self. Spectally CAPES AND WRAPS in all colors. Hundreds of new gar- 50 ments to choose from— the new Spring aged down is all you pay. Others Up | to $60 LADIES’ We show a wonderful u "iu do well line of smart, in all ler Spring she $18.50 atyries clewrer @ popu- apecial low is all you par! AND UP Open Saturday Till 9 P. M. Weanig’ 515 Locust $t. ee Ts oe ‘natovttbent oe price, dust think, 85.00 Down Pas, $39.75 Viste Our Fast St, toute Store 121 Collinsville Avenue Souvenirs Free! Elevator or Stairs Louise Bernero. § —Songs stints (a) Spring....Mrs. Nussbaum (b) 1 Cannot Do Without You Mrs. Nussbaum (c) Whe Leaf and the Wind Mrs. Nussbaum By request—Miss Pauline Bell. The composer at the piano. 5 _Piano—- Concerto—A 1 Adagio—ll, Moderato. Anna Sorkin. Orchestral parts on second » ano pores by Mrs. Frederick ' issbaum minor.....Grieg AllegtTo 11:30 p. m. Mrs Frank Howard. mez2zo- eoprano: Mrs. J. H. Eggert, vio- linigt: Lucille Cook. pianist; John C Sartelle whistler; J. H. Eg- rert, ‘cellist meg Georgia Me- Adams C lift. rd, reader: Max Ma- son. French horn: James Hav Jr., i itist: Mos. Nellie Mackenzie, ‘companist. Piano (a) papeares ., Htadow (b) Guitarre Moskowski Lucille M. Cook rt 4 (a) What's in the Air Todav? —KBden (b) To Be Near You....Coote (c) Think, Love of Me..Grey | Mrs. Frank Howard Violin Obli ae by Mrs. John Eggert Piano, Lucille ook $—-Instrumental Trio— padante—Opus 16.,Jadassohn | Violin—Mrs. John H. Eggert ‘Cello—John H. Eg ert Piano—Mrs. Nellie MacKenzie 4—-Readings— (a) Ree Caps.... .McAdams (b) Mouse Pie (c) Alexander Jone Mrs. Georgia McAdams Clifford 5—-Whistling Solos— (a)° Beautiful Isle of Some- where (b Listen to the Bird. ic) _W nen 7 ou Mocking | and I Were ‘lolin—Mrs : - eello- Soha H. EBe- |} ett; plano—Mrs. Nellie Mac- <enzie 6—Sonkr- - Ava Maria.... ..Gounod Mre. Frank ‘Howar qd Violin obligato—Mrs, John H. E gegert: piano—Lucille M. Cook. 7. Instrumental Trio— Sere nade... .Titl Flute—James Hay Jr.; horn— Max Mason; piano—Mrs. Nellie | Mackenzie. ae — David Livingston... .Cheevers | Mre .Georgta McAdams Clifford. 9—-Horn Solo— Selected. Max Mason. Mina Mason at the plano. 19--Whistling Solo— Serenade John C. Sartelle, Accompanied by violfn—Mrsa. John H. Eggert; cello—John H Eggert; plano—Mrs. Nellie Mac- kenzie. 11—Songa— fa) All fer FOG@..&s ca Martin (b) Doe Skin Blanket Cadman (ec) Out of the Mist Sanderaon accompa- ilie Cook. Mra. Frank Howard, nied by Miss Lue Steinway used. and or Pianos Saturday—8 8 P. M. Broadcasting orchestra music at the Missour! Theater -_—— _—— — “STAMP. COLLECTORS AID UL S,. Pay $41,000 Into hretialiiee in Three Months mettre Philatelic Agency. By the Associa Washingt oo ad }'ress April 13 ee Postage | — ee ee — ee ee pre a SS IACUUUAUIII a CL remembered for many a day. Specially featured in our Spring Hosiery Sale at Misses! Very fine ribbed mercerized The mercerizing on this stocking is so good it Hose. looks like silk. Colors, black, white and cordovan; sizes 5 You'll buy several 35¢ to 94. pairs after you see themi...... Men! Fiber Silk Socks—mercerized top—reinforced heel and toe A wonder- Black, gray and with double sole. ful value. white. Sizes 10 to 114%. You'll surely save on this fy Pr. fashioning. Black only—all sizes. Offered only while the present 9 7c Pr. ee lasts... WOMEN! EXTRA SPECIAL! Women's Pure Silk Thread Boot Stockings—mercerized top — rein- forced heel and toe—double sole— all sizes—black only—worth very much more—we have a limited quantity only—please be early as possible for this ‘‘Spring Hosiery’’ Special—it’s a great value— come and see 30° very much more. Ask to see this Infants ! Full mercerized Socks—roll tops, plain colors. Pink, sky, white, cadet, buttercup, cor- dovan. Sizes 4 to 81, An ex- ceptional valug@and ‘specially secured for our ) 36 Boys! Heavy ribbed cotton Hose. These are reinforced at the knee. Will give wonderful service. Comes in black only. Sizes 6 to 11—and a wonder- ful value at our “Spring ~Hosi- ery Sale” price - M en i 1s Tram silk and fiber socks—2 mercerized Top—reinforced heel and toe—double sole. Mixture of pure silk fiber which gives good weight and will wear like iron. Come’i in black, cordovan,.gray* sizes 914 to 1144; great value; be early..... . r. ‘iieaaal s Dollar Store” erermeseaige: Extra Space Extra GREEN FRONT Kresges GREEN FRONT Sales- People — ae - 516 Washington Av. ILHVVUDUGESNO00 40000 04G000UHEO HOG GGGUEUATGUE GRETA EAA nH This - stamp collectors poured $41,000 into | the treasury of the VWnited through the, Postoffice Department's philatelic agency during three months of the vear postage stamps to add to their co! icipally stamps of the for unused lections, prir new issue The money received not only !s vir LUA Ls clear profit for the Gov ernrient, but would Pay the entire cost severa! of pre stamps, No erti- slate over issue. of ennnn de of ob age eold Ti paring the new which was about mate can ben collectors thel: through the regular postoffres thought to he corrreid- erable ei npea tT} a (,overn? ary: “ie , ecolleecti the amount rided to encourage the collecting of postage st@mps and established ite Philatelic agency here in lecermber. 19°11, approximately. $190,900 has been taken in through its sales Clerk Killed by Robber. Riv the A eac SAN FRANCTSSCO, April 13 -F,: rgdaie, 383 in the stora of ‘igted Prees nest EF veare old. emplove] the San Francises wae ehot and killed last night hw Antone Smith 19, according to witnesses. the vouth +1 to hold up the place A policeman ured Bmith he fore he could leave the store said Simith ¢nld him he ecentivy cam. here from Fart Worth, Tex. Jeu firey Co we her, fermpted who ca ~? States | the first. And 16 Selections Of Your Own Choice of 10-Inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records __ All for a SMITH-REIS Piano Co., VAL. REIS, 1005 OLIVE Gen. Mgr. ST. Victor Victrol We Ship Everwahere ————— oo Delivered to Your gp on Payment DS: 00 | Balance Payable $5.00 Fer Month

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f | 4 : ‘ ; : ay aren. oS oon. 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximatel5 Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a i wach Two Autow Warn With Garace. tin Wolf. Firemen reported to the DR, GEORGE CARSON DIVORCED Fe" cies io 7s tacemens ies . + P OPPOSITION Fire at 1 a. m. today fn a garage police that they found the taillight field. He is secretary of th om.- ams ti j et the rear of 4958 Shaw avenue de- in the sedan burning and pres — Wife, 22, Gets Decree From Man, »_ittee. atroyed m $125) touring car and a/that a short circuit in the ign —s 44: Another Woman Mentioned. ; S d F % $2300 s@dan. “The machines were system set fire to the garage ne Mra. Helen F. Carson, 22 years|=— Be } ixth an ranklin 7 i thE : | owned by Hyman Feldman and Mar- building was valued at $5 ‘HRS: SHISOLA & old, of 3211 St. Vincent street, was . ce ee == granted a divorce bf default ty} TEMPLE ISRAEL A gig se | Mail Orders Sent Prepaid | s | Judge OQOssing yesterday from Dr Kingshighway and Washington } 25¢ a - AND 1 George W. Carson, 44, of 3756 Wes' FRIDAY EVENING ‘SERVICE AT $00 FECL He NE SELLS SSS SS 4 MOTORISTS, in oulevard, on the groun if he su eg — ond this er hes nsteamaia : = = | The Only . , & ATTENTION! i irdismtes. In « stipulation © MENDELSSOHN ORGAN RECITAL | Exciustve : 22 = ) . h 3 ee es. eee 7 mae, | f Hardi That o * F aition Oo ng before vou buy. a : arSOu LeSstiii An i | 4 : : ; : ‘ , ——— a a a a a ee 30x51. a. Fabric Cord 33x% @versize . 4 "AS lc and indifferent ve ’ — int Otten | : FARRIC = a“ RIVERSIDE , wav at night. and associated with | *e a . ° ribunal $5.75 2013% $ 5. 1 CORDS Stites : sag | FROM THE ORATORIO “ELIJAH” SAY *“BAYER” rh Tt | “Boys’ Schoo! Shoes” ~— _ America Join T | —— > $12.75 one stneggaeee% Kapa tty pS pity a. ae f With All Your Hear 2 TS a 4a W en) \ Ou buy Aspirin ; a 30x: ; Benge ) f 2 Lora” chates of Veet, Wuaium or Round Toes 79 Z . : RI\ ERSIDE ett: ca? cies ae 4 | siihiediiahao eee ¥ BY DAVID LAWRENCE. $7.96 3 $10.50 Ml oe fie 6 8680" te OE: Louis a ee on chen Unless you see the name ‘‘Bayer’’) neuritis, and for pain in general. Ac-| $3.50 — ee rt papects! Washington Correspondent . S%e4 tx ° 9: “¢ See }a eq, JA : ee * - vay An ne -3 a4 ; 1 + _ hi oh | : «izes 1 to 5% eces the Post- Di Bx 4b a! RIVERSIDE cat +44 OVERSIZE as sahil iaiambisinaie nie getting : ie 2! CORDS : : . ; ALE ~— , ; ate $13. 75 ; Public-Spirited Burer Only Hop “RABBI ‘LEON HARRISON prescribed by poysicians over twenty- Druggists also se!) bottles of 24 anc . , the qu restion of America’s toin- a ae si two years and proved safe by millions 199 ieee rade mark ot > re FS ? ; hy Dealers:—Get Our Proposition. pewasthewes for colds, head al > Aspirin is the © ittie ys the World Court should become TUBES REPAIRED FREE. TIRES CHANGED & p “MUSIC AND RELIGION" h ae, Sveum a toothache, ear- Barer Manufacture of Monoaceticaci Sizes 10 to 13% E a the bi ehe, neuralgia, lumbago, rheumat; ee 6 SoHeeticact pear MY a ae —— ye at this moment is the big- . — go, reeumatism, dester of Salicrlicacid . : black calf, round pee P . : | op sane of t} = , intereste4 are cord ally tnvtted . ces t : alicy 4. ' : tes a ' mitt Trans; ial . toes only | oad aera of the hour to the Har- 3033 Locust St—1400 Chestnut St. continued operat f the C ‘ ml | ar , ‘ _ ' a} 2 , Se © ae the Republi arty is not me tor Saturday OF SUTPERIOR QUALITY bee tei Tt has a basic and there is ~~ = on under the surface olls . Our boys’ and little men’s Shoes for Spring dress wear are cc if ® going . eeN . ay ayer the men's styles, and come in English, round toe and the new Fie ) apn. be ciscerece 5 SO ee square toe lasts; in nut-brown shades and aa ee o fan observant pub! ' black calf; welt-sewed soles, rubber heels. th is. the merits of the Boys’ Peart probiem are not the reai a - . \ - ce . e 7 : | " inet ¢; Little Men's a exrrestion of dissenting views oF We GiVE AMD REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ord : ee ee ee ~- 10 to 13% ‘ | cn aré anxious to prevent | ; ; t Har- i aiant ge renomination of Presiden: | Boys’ Oxfords, $3.50] “4° Fi: by the Republican National fenverntion 2m clliabie” | “s oF é . ve : ; kL i” ey ; : ‘ - ‘ . a WOMEN’S bse Dena ~ In the so-called easing et | -s nt rican Senate are 54.00 Wy SHO ES, “Lace-to-Toe Shoes” “Gymnasium Shoes” ment inthe Ame the presiaeeay | . FOR SPORT WEAR WELT-SEWED SOLES S henchmen of would-be candi-| sy Made of 1 elk leather, @ Bates. Ther have not taken kindly GIRLS’ LOW SHOE Ss Fashion Demands Satins : > / SPECIAL $7 SQ; en + t 2 ig ZS ut sicted Press, fe @r a brie!’ adéreas Sub‘t‘ec?t Women’s Low Shoes, Specia! for Saturday. => saa Here a are } values to $S, two special lots. ish a olitical ontiment as inter- | For Men and Boys 4 om polit | . ' Secretary Hoover just made a) Beech at Des Moines on the World | [ a urt and Secretary Hughes ts about. MEN'S BROWN ELK; $3 50 : fire an opening gun. se to speak. Welt Sewed Soles.... . . the project. which was submitted | MEN'S BROWN ELK: $3 00 } the closing hours of the laet ses- Oak Leather Soles.. . ws of Congress MEN’ BLACK ELK: @7 50 2 Tactical Plan ts to Wait. Oak leather Soles. But why all this new? is the ques-, A superior wearing Shoe for mechanics and a great play and school Shoe for boys. ported “i> oa ss $2. 50 LIrris BoYs"; a m asked on every side Even - Summer Hats . > Stzes 1 to 5* Stzes 11 toe 13% ' - . country were to express a pre- | ~ ~~ APL LOL LOL ll lll ™ mcerar’ opinion tr favor of the ? ; oo erid Court, no action could be’ riced Very Low ae P| Men's Dien Shoes—Spring Sty en till next December, when the 7 te meets And if the project Here Saturda hie . New French Toe Lasts, BEBBer: | 27 overwhelming Republican ay “Pr a. Stiment behind itt. the tactical ; — “4 es : >. Nut Brown, Mahog- Reve for the administration to make | . ie, te wait til] next December. when any, Black Calf = ° mocratie support will enable it to. or Vici Kid Be t the court pretocel through the; e | a ate with the necessary two-thirds | a e . SPRING SHOES ' oii ; Bo the arewver ¢o the puzzie fs not | ee be found tr the pods vn watts. Pojection of the tesue at this me- | patterns and lasts, are t. but In the line of attack taken | now ready. the oo of a project. | : have nothing ese of a concrete Select your Shoes now ; Reracter on which to invite the | ! . >} = a ‘ Men’s $1. a Ties 3 ” 4 44 ti0 ; ra : _ Ging administration into the | ——— . Pe . : y . : in Hig Shoes and Ox- fords. in all the newest : 30 dozen sample Ties! navy, en, orchid. blac AD Sizes : | . onion sha ct a! weaves —49¢ — If the Pres'dent @oes nee take uD ; — 7 4 - aa Straw ' 2 challenge and lete the World | $1. 50 Union Suits 4 ™ Shapes New Sport : evv ea os matter slumber tf! the next | . es ila: See ec eress meets, he will take away | 2 Hats 3 ae Ff, ~~ a om his opponents their main hope | : fi "er publicity at this time. Seme of ay as s; The President dvisers fh 4 35498 $998 $7 28 98 1.4 ‘ — bier in and a sudo aaih aa Sa . * Mene«e Sornge wre'g* > a Sught to make only casua! references | ; . a + 4 ad 3 »cs “S ‘ ee Fir i Gets Your New Tr Trimmings | ge the World Court on his fortheom- | Beautitu uty ostrich Stunning Spert Hat - ef patent Mila: 4 Western trip Te go wp end " : Tt Re sone ornaments bee stviish Paisley drape and edgios ? : mn the country affirming and re- [# =¢4 gTa ? - . See our wonderful Jazs Suits that ‘Semanal ae ee ee a Stirming his stand on the World ur. it ts contended. would only! defy comparicen. They are made in snappy styles and newest patterns. & confession of weakrres and | aid divert public attention from Big seiection. Werth a whole lot more e (han we ask for them. r $3 Flashlight Centeane ? : main things Mr. Harding has te Small Payment Down Special shipment of Vanity Cam ~ Warner S Corsets a é .% ef “ | Canteens ed 1 ' Dre and Balance $1 3 Week , eee % en : : . r th er fin- Women's - “Treen ES . 50 —_ The moment Searetary Hoover | an Bs . rs a en Se his Des Motnes speech, Sen- rtha Laces pita ing: some me- Boral’ was ready with an an- Be ‘"S Statemert. Senater Hiram “gon is due from Europe on June . . a diver o low bu -. —_ Se many beautiful t Size > to 3 = m = aa 4 . tnds of ti 2 > i@ he wil! hare ecome more things Best styles and raluea Come in and leok x seam eualit ith — —— = & | a ~ ae Se Poe ~ 4 Parts De: cas, in Di ‘2 ‘Black « cs e a Say about the World Court. Sen- + . . oid | hite, ete: im th tah : | mer James Watson of Indiana. Re- | . Cs | | , . ty gingham: othe: ‘foe al 3 \ : =4 “s nat disappointed that the SS: : 2 ‘Vacuum Bottles a . cha: r 1 £t3 nusiin | o Gent picked Harry New to be —L— r \ - o = : ™?, | , ; | : ) # én ®ex t‘er-General disappointed | ag SARS ~ | Re . —~ —- * ting shad- hes pretty »m- se “ee be was on the opposite side ] po 2 ae _—— “SOc = te wt de eon —— <a the fence tn Indiana politics and aS $1.00 a Week RS Bk Se _——— _—— ang | | : 3 § eked. therefore, ithe « wallop} < war Ei | Aen) Yates 16-Button Long Glowes ¢ % B Watson | : < J , - Mar r peg’ ify Cc os » Se lect *rorm in _§$ Others whe may rot care much 16-batton elbow length silk Gloves, with two == ; , i weet the World Court ftself are ws lasps at wrist ani douPie tip fingers ' sites , . " % “ to use the discussion an} WONDERFUL OREO (pe Eero pont os ee WRAPS 6 Ge age Se Se ee = : Fi : Dresses J #-55.9 ere: Latest Spring Styles at Amazingly & super-exceilent al ™orthing ralmese that are wfthect - Low Prices, Saturday Only ‘s' = ahaa ee bee ae , It ts indeed a “never tall” Mas ALWAYS . Val. to Sits | | | Is Unequaled for Invalids AT YOUR DEALER’S i SE HASNT fT. ASK HIN TO PHONE US velous ‘garmen its they are. you would never dream that any store {mn this courtrr could offer them at ench low prices. All colors and‘

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a. i928, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 _ oe That's why the ad , 3 - ministration is be-, naNon. whether a member of the anything could be . T 1; )n | } . possibly don ulem M | p OPPOSITION ‘ng urged to let the matter drop! court or not, can submit a question. ;about it by the Senate? Tt isn’t —ooenthong one —- Butchavitch held in the Pelee oF se : 2 a | 7 af : e . . sv? h , h h yin o Otar} Hughes has his way! The only thing the President has | customary for members of Congress ROME, April 123 The Butchavite in the Polish and to dc ra) abo ‘1 4 ie ' Ameri assum ‘®- to . ; ne Pope sent church esterday morning Th in more apout it till the asked is that America ssume re - argue about things so far in ad- nine Cardinals with Vanutell: — ; — a - OE cai EO oe ea dean whole diplomatic corps of both the > i oe i > 4 ; 1 c > ——. ~ \ . , ei . enate meets in December, when : sponsib ' ‘+ ior la ‘ ment of the exX- Vance. of the Sacred College ve mn e 6 58 ; } Se - . _ , , iu, 7 , rf 2 rrf . £ wf ; ' ax : enough votes can he mustered to! penses of the court, a relatively triv- The real reason its the political |the papal secretary ; asparri,| Vatican and the Quirinal were pres- V4 ba et . ‘ ' I o state. and eh with the exception ne the Ger. e e * . , - “APRIL 8. viose. | 7 ts ey ’ : if . her #4 ’ ; Srepone - the issue ial sum, and that the United States: rumpus in the Republican party,! Mussolini sent twa represent This is all predicated on the as- | take part in electing Judges. which is going on in an effort to atives mans : Sumpuion that the ostensible oppo- But Judges have been elected wear out the President's determina- ~~ To the Children S a. . Shoe Shop. Brandt's : ; troversy subside | tions take place oncé® every nine ticians admit this to he a fact and | entire second floor. : .¥ | nents of the court wil let the con- without American aid and the elec- tion about 19°%4 Most of the poli = g M | Opposition Is P i hi t i 3 e , %,. FF ’ on . Olitical. vears, so there is no.i.ning urgen nN that’s why I0Vv if the ¢ : . = & | If the : ] Z us Thy eins al i) the mo es ¢ t} same St. Louis’ foremost — ! do not, thé administration the whole husiness en why all in_the next few months will be — = : , ; ss. - | Will find the @rue character of the the fuss now, seven months before | watched. | values in Children’s $2.00 Oash | (Opposition to be political and some or $2.50 Mer. F og ' |friends of the administration are | mh a ris ve Who Aspire to SAVING t will he the easiest wav to . 16 16 Filled q og . > - demonstrate why American mem- Hooke "4 - , C ncy Against Propo hership in) the court ic ree saenaiic’ ' ( Days Days 4 ao of Harding That). “°™?crs!'p tn the Worla Court : an 0 f eit If NOT an urgent matter No gues- S P a . . : ~; tion can be submitted to the court | a | tore ack d S Ve . Join Tribunal. unless the two or more interested e and Jammed nations will give their consent. Any $3 00 , ‘Boeeial Washington Correspondent | ADVERTISEMENT sess Ve : 3 ‘of the Post-Dispatch. “aa aaa sens ie aoe —— 3 ‘ _ 50c Music BR *3 (0) |e (Copyright, 1923.) R d Box Brace- eaded 2... 3.00 Pogisarsctos. avr 13—s0e | Reduce -Those Danger- lets, sale! B , he éhe question of America's join- | price, ags ! ‘ ns the World Court should become ‘ous Swellen Vei ns | 39¢ Splendid issue at this moment is the big-| Doctor’s Recent Discovery Also Cn 4 ae " ) - . :' new $10.00 SW? hy rar V a * . ; 9 -_ . Mat puzzie of the hour to the Har- Heals Boils, Carbuncles, Abscesses, of =a 2 2 apg SF i /\h | S o eCcla S 3 | . ur erms j . - Y, : ma i | | i | g — Pane e ~ } sr ~~ ; r D> s ' I 7 » . a ‘ g siti: _ sie 4 ead 5. ibe = - s at ght 7 1 ste eee rae | a ; ) py DAVID LAWRENCE, és i #: Shee} bitte : | 17h ara} » % Tite f! Poet eyety shat t. p administration and Open Sores in a Few Days. “ie rel yts | ity a, | ; a . | a Ik of a break in the ranks sac atone Egypti wad J > /\\) | ae ! Special values in boys NEWEST OXFORDS. + | i The ta 7 E arr ings, ee |) - eae | SPORT OXFORDS of nut brown calf, mahog- hvsicians are prescribing and hos Republican party is not mere sale price, A rw ~~ bi A — any trimmed. DRESS and SCHOOL OX: ° 4 af th pitals using a new and harmless, vet é ‘Sf Q 1 { 4 7 P ee mes a basic and there 's very powerful : le that n n] : , ease ol | “J J FORDS of brown calf, real welt soles and rub ® | : edicts . . Lr : | “ To $25.00 3 45°59 us ber heels. Sizes 1 to 6. Choice, $5. 3 oe Pie rcp , a , er +ha surface going on under th urfa “neon enlarced or dress wear are copied after varicose veins and mn \ KE ~~ A To $35 ee te ound toe and the new Fre see ee ee Pee nt, P “ ee we neh mal, but als WON If you can afford to pay $1.00 | $1.00 new! Pp, hee Oepe : | ' , “ , st lg Polychrome $4.00 Sheffield Sil- $5.00 ont glass Wa- | cr i! “a ‘s by the Top ease ” ’ iaration that two ounces last a lon. if . : Table Sets, Fruit ver Plate hammered #e : a > gag dup 3.45 ‘ ti : "wight Bors, - our office and make a small r ter and Iced Tea (Rl to 12) Ps — = see | oe and furthermore if this wonder P Ly . Bowl and Cand#e- Silver Sandwich Misses’ . ‘@ In the so-called “irreconciliabie + ful discovery does not produce the re sS payment each payday. LY sticks, sale price, Traya, Seta, sale price (11% to 2) $3.95 5 a “Beveral aspirants for the presidency | price refunded. = ; d Mi ’ | No tacks—no seams—no hurt. Brown - * ie ; ‘ Clie ~~ . . WELT-SEWED SOLES Be henchmen of would-be candi | Sy] Ladies’ an sses Beautiful Dresses ° smoked elk. @xtra wear in every pair. 4 | It is not wise for anvone to allow ; Vv cen kindly } ° ) | ia ie Gsavt dik leather, with : ' They have not tak | swollen veins to keep on eniarring. ( Suits and Wraps from ee | 2 | PRE BE: leather soles; the Daugherty prediction of no ) - ¥ ) lev urst ans fee ae asteenian FL = ° ° : ; Ps Hove alee anid that he| 1 RS oo Se =a, Either on Cash or Credit Purchases > / | latest selections and a Blue Bird meught to make only casual references | | eee tee + eee =F vifies A ia 3 Dinner Set. vae the World Court on his forthcom- ‘ay | aie SSS h. | This wonderful new creation in a Blue Western trip. To go up and ~ ee ~ WN > ae ssa Bird Dinner Set will lend a tone of re- This beautiful Phonograph is equal in size to ™ the country affirming and re- | 4 | f..; ‘ : finement to any table. Get one—abso- pons SS a oe S25 aie $50, — — @ afirr his stan on the Wor 2, thie a oh" 2 | ese o> 7 et ™ : ee, Quaity, Guradilty an ac : {s sie would utes. one while they last, for after these are gone f : there will be no more to be had at this price : u > Gy “mete A Chifforobe—A Wardrobe—A Writing Desk a ‘ . : — and on these easy terms. " _ The Moment Secretary Hoover | ful ‘e] This | Chiff " | his Des Moines speech, Sen- You could not buy a more useful article. is large, roomy ifforobe : (ff | | Ma A genuine “Kroehler” Suite and contains a bed. Nothing as beautiful and $ $1 Down Buysa da “never fall” Malt Ex- “ mang liquid is produced hs: Vp (pp t | | : . serviceable ever offered at this low price and on these easy terms. Covered ss it has a food value that is ie ‘tg bowel to keep the food . i /4 | Genuine Simmons in beautiful velour. A Suite like this adds an extra room to your home. No ? Lloyd Baby Carriage waste soft and moving. Doc | ) , y) | ‘s ane Suite on the market at $200 is any finér. See it at Goldman Dros., for only.. | / Brassoid Bed See our wonderful line of 7 oe amneee 5 “ ¢ got 7 bot Lloyd oe Carriages, in all | e a “amg like this natura! lubri Le, . e Outfit colors. show ikies, x send thus secures regular COMPLETE Strollers and Carriages of al! for Invalids s me movementsby Nature s | We have just received a special shipment of Regular $35 Value sizes and ces. See our : wa method—lubrication. | these beautiful Simmons “Brassoid” Beds and f great special “Stroller” Lead- ER’S ag “wae is a lubricant—not ‘s El are offering them at a very low price in order to or er for ‘HIM TO PHONE Us Sh Meine or laxative—so cannot ' dispose of them quickly. To make this offer * ‘ ®. Try it today. | doubly attractive we are including a fine Mat- és eS tress and a heavy sanitary all-iron Spring. This $ 1 9:9 ° is, indeed, a rare opportunity, and if you were . ° . rc & ucts Co. i ‘ , thinking of refurnishing your room, it will pay ; a ° tat 7 2 - |B} down buys this outfit. Remember—Goldman ] l Q Z - 1 10 & QO | l ve S ti S £. Lo uls BLUE ee SET you to attend this great sale. Remember, $1.00 Bros., 1102-08 Olive Street. Blue Bird Dinner Set—FREE ’ he will have some more things | ciated. We are placing this Chifforobe on special Prices on Reftig- erators went up ake we }- $244 uf tt + ai 4 [ — “a has always been too with Malt Extracts. tit Wn I , -_- Nii. Wt Ay \ pn IM Cy rei ~. New Brand Bavarian Malt t ; —-— ae oe - s ccc PPP ta ) Nite \¢ ~~ ewe i TEPER. FT Te

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ae ye The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Emesia Gat of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Co ———- a —. —— —— - Se os . — — van : * hs ,' oid ~~ Se = Fatal Page - SEE OUR OTHER ANN OUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 10 AND 11 SSS momo Daily Cartoon | : | 4 Fielders’ Gloves | ioe eee Sas S-BARRC O lo : phe ee : ab ey me ty oe Offered j ~ Ar TWO, ry €light weight knit Underwear, in white or ecru; made in sleeveless, short or long sleeved style. 1 ietieiiay : —— with knee length or long drawers; al! nd Redeem Full Books for $2 in C a argest wgest Distributors of Merc -handise special, Saturda} fe $1 45 | We Give Eagle Stamps an f | at Retail in Missouri and the West. lecr us Fa FAST sizes, paturday or $2.50 in Merchandise—f ew Restricted Articles E Lome $i = Chatty’ - Colonie ‘ to Give People ‘New Sights That Will Cause Them to Come Here Sixth and St. Charles Streets START PICTURE Operated by the Ralph Full Dress and Tux do Company of New York, Spe- “# s=*POSSIBLY IN MAY cialists in Evening Wear and Metropolitan Clothes for Men and Young Men | j - ee. pm Actors in New York While You could scarcely anticipate a better opportunity to save on the clothes you will need for Spring and Summer than the one which this sale presents—ant you shouldn't delay another dav in taking advant: ize of it. The values are truly remarkable, constituting an event of unusual prominence and coming rigt at the height of the season, its importance is tw ofold. The assortments are large and comprise such garments as-will enable vou to supply practically all cloth he ing needs at savings that are decidedly worth while. : | _ oo . ¥ for his first = “ -;? ej = sessed try sty Cabanne, former St» Lou ° e ° . . . , ~ a Included are one and two trouser Suits, Spring Topcoats, Gabardines, Whipcords, Winter Over- a t ie , . . ’ 1800 Men’s Hats in Approved Spring Styles = | 9 %----= 7 4 ine. ane 5 ner ctieaas x ‘3 : ". And I want te sey that ¢ Ali @ ] q } 47} - tn Ti + +7! : : a, 4 * 7 S Aus are samples, mowtly sik or satin lined: ton wrine of tack | | @ Goo@ ooking all-woo! Gutta tm stagle and ke See agen. on weiken Ghee ee ? double-breasted styles. with box and inverted ; an *pable and willing te wo. { : 3 ; : : pleats, full belts and patch pockets. Of all- j _ Alpha Oxtord”™ is one of the very ® 3 : Stetson Hats; derbies and soft models... $7.00 : { wool fabrics {nm brown. tan. gray and fancy ; ‘ : , — ‘s ‘to bring a Studie te! : . ; : a” ~~ _— sition hy best qualities of this popular white | : Society Club and Mallory Spring Hats ... . . $5.00 ; : mixtures The pants are cut plenty full and ‘ * Se the mately. after 1 have : G. B. Borsalino Hats, from Italy... ..... . .$8.00 : > ine® threughout with practical fabrice All f a wceae, of the first en- shirting, hes highly mercerized finish, Maim-Fleer £ | izes 6 to 18 years . a a ere) 6S expect te produce launders perfectly and wears splendid- i & . en ee . . 4 Pictures "@ year.’ SRR SOT Sy Dene eames ee cae ns Seroee ge he ee ee | : = ' = sai “ > >; ”" & member of « pir- Louie family In 1910, at ly. And tomorrow's opportunity to 3 “Acad nor Pants Suit : | 7 Ca emmy wo- an ults | i , 4h A of 22. he was « ‘supe” at. buy shirts of this material at a saving Week tn the old Suburban should interest many. They are well 3 Saturday—A Remarkable Valne-Giving romp of =: > - 7 . ted | $16.50, $18.50 to $24.50 | =e tailored, have pre-shrunk neckband : and ocean pear! buttons; all sizes. Men’ ~ Oxf rd > | 7 ? ™ ¥ | _ aa MOd directéd arores of |™ O iS oe : “Academy” Clothes are designed by experts who | +4 cy Hane = a : Of the highest quality | pe : of the Saterriters a | gpectalize tn boys’ elothing. C 4 ? (Priests ('eabanne Me- — ) Men’s Thread Silk | Handkerchief ~ ee . — . : -_ 3 woolens in up-to-the-minute sports and conserva- | is,» en S r an erc le wi Ee 5 : tive styles. Stripes. checks, plaids and tweeds in a fe “ , nie. Limited te be am | : . Pe ‘er $756 ea8 '. Bietures te «f 5 se *' itd > ; , ; : , i : Half Hose and 1e Sets * . 25 - : ag 4 me mance PAGE wee i ee — Caba aAn@ anneynced insler - ; 5 : Maas ce *"* extent of $42 [oo ined) ee a e : i? ee ie @- public | wy i -75e and $1 5 5 C Boys’ Topcoats Be itoring ties of. astaceteenten Values—Pair.. a pemgeowd Ae? — brogue lasts; of tan, 3 Neat models for boys from 2% to 7 years old. of c ’ teindse maaaiite other creme t tor re ¢ ussia ca ac id or gunmetal ; with rubber | all-wool materials, tm tan and gray. Half and quarter ~ ? ents | Bese with double heels, toes and soles: Smmrect or men sre these feulae® Tes 5 bbols and cv lendid] amet = lined. Some are silk trimmed. | Tin : . sume James | emi ' 7 and Handkerchiefs to match: tn new pat- F every pair sprendidiy made. An un- Re " . al ch Pet © oe _ & movals cordovan. white, gray, tan. navy, terns and « variety of colors: packed In = usual opportunity and all sizes. , Specie’ as......-. c*< ‘ " ae. But not every size tn every color. neat box. Mate Fleer cy : Others, $5.75 to $8.30 | Included aiso are salesmen's samples of high-grade * . Seesad Fleer Oxfords; all approved leathers, but only sizes @1%4 to 7%. =n ; Secouad Fitcer ee es -

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? s’ Gloves ‘drab horsehide, full E.---. 92,00 Sixth Fileor presents—and coming right tically all cloth- op’s ardines | —1op’s 1ipcords Q75 Suits $9.75 "13= *16= Second Fioor 75 SEE ESSOSC SSH SESE RESET E ET Te trinns a A a Ne wo pooweesee ns AN LLL OE GL EL OO TOO re ca. lathe apt te eet: tla dealaadcte-candnaiien tal neatin teeth tt tan tne oi ie i nm LS te _— ays . wt % —§ all y es F $ Pi jent. 4 ve subscribed to it. start the first, Sos fitorial Page - Naily Cartoon ; TWO, ee WDEAN-ST. LOUIS MOVIE DISCUSSED Christy - Cabanne to Give People Sights That Will START PICTURE POSSIBLY IN MAY, Js to Obtain Principal in New York While Local the » oping . a sa for his ‘made-in-St. | otion picture sere his rea- for believing this eity and vi- iw will furnish ideal picture loca- were discussed by William matey Cabanne, former St. Louisan onsagtlae movie director, who first ming back here to work, in an) riew today. has been told, the Cabanne Motion Picture Limited, is heing formed here men of wealth and prominence It is planned possibly but its picture month, for auturgn release, ane is not ready to disclose me or nature. e; the New mM, downtown 4 include scenes ity, the district or Westmoreland Cathedralim stre! eStreéts and ssippi River,” he said. ill Give People New Sights.» eavs ago the producers went probably will at Washington Univers Museum. a residence Portland Southern California for guniight ti g tired é ple sow the’ Los Angeles scenes | 2!" tures, liked them and went! are sate e pir 10 Now of seeing - Our pictures, Louis label will sichts and they wil! where these were the people those live, enes f the St. new sphed.” iguite in Hote! pine broad window of and gazed of King’s to A Chase panorama ay, Forest Park and the adja- ; residential! district. “I don't f where vou can beat the scenes " bfound right out there he de anne stepped St. Louis residence section is_ mized throughout~- the Tinited as being the most beautiful,” ctor went on. “* do not Beople here realize as I de the @dvantage for motion picture | gs St. Louis County and the| ms furnish unparalleled scenery Sir sort, within a few hours’ ride mtown. The Mississippi, with its Beoats and whartfs, is very inter- — Wil Exploit St. Louis.. ¥ idea is to use the ecreen t St. Louis as Los Angeles was fed. The has possibil- iB for that possessed by no other mm; 15,000,000 persons. daily pleture shows. | St. PMake use of their homes Mes for our scenes. It © operate outdoors on cloudy fause now we have ligating F mt; consisting of motor-gen- Féets and portable lamps, that ® moved to an outdoor loca- when the scenes gre shown Screen no one can tell ©°sun was shining when taken. ople think the majority are taken outdoors, but 15 per cent are exterior, being done in studios, un- Course, it is an ‘outdoor’ ; In my f2 years’ experience Conditions have been tlhe MY worries. Develop Actors “Loule is only 24 hours from m, the capital of the theat- se. My intention is to} » principal actors in New 2 use jocal talent for ex- ang ‘bits. developiik Actresses as-I hape And I want to sey that scneen and mis has plenty of pretty girls. “gy cesable and willing t® wo Pla: ts to bring a studio to f ultimately. after I: have pee SUCcess of the first eee. J expect Peeres a year.’ fs a member of. a MS family. In 1910, f 22, he was a ‘supe”’ in the old Suburban company here. He @hd directed scores of Mt of the Subscribe*®s. meem Christy Cabanne Mo- pere Trust, Limited. is peing ~8250.600 is: Qe ti ' ne announced, inter a emtent of $162,700 hibed. He made list of subscribers, , among other groups, PGents . Walter AY ‘ ae Anders: at public iams MV. Alch, Field FE Rusch, 1 ‘wuy rux -F Mianke. oa VW Itivraes. F em FA tent Pore Bothiman, W. Vir Redidoe Everett l. ‘ "hartes es Bat a Them to Come Here William | the | Giim an Miller, J. wWhicn will giv> hegin | = 4 Te Ly ont ’ f ? Parker, lam M Sam E Reller, F. J. Fief- George Rendie'nan, Rotchild, Philip A Fr: n H ling : . De John M Rohan. A WL. Shapleigh. M. E. Singleton Rradford Shinklie, Mark © Stanard. W. K. Stanard, S. C. | cye F W. Shiple: meat T Summe, article is credited in the Sandoval, N Sherman, ; : pedia to Geoffrey Draega, \ ona Jewish part of the was based eum “The formed attack entitled Warrv |.. e iar 'tion,’’ which ‘lopedia’s article on Poland “Rohan, D Ques- The enc \ clo . S 77 Secullin, Stein»er2 Solar! ice pres Soci war was tary intelligence ish War Office. ftews to the ar- Smith, gene B issue today in the dated editors are John the Vogt ‘ Vest, Percy (Z,eorge ee Heel. Seer: wards Whitake M mentar Walter Warre Wehn : jer Kenneth Wi th fals Wiles Semit Stewart “ G Louis | Schmidt. R. W Salzgeber, oe ident of, the Roval Statistical Jutiue S Pa Eaware D Charies J. ety. who during the achertt . Py tend Ei a eo | tacked to the mat Frank Selmier TG RES eS . section of the Brit! oi. tanh rat, a. a tua ceon. 3. | The cbhiections @f | Tiemever. G, A. Turne Alexander Tebe'- icle summarized * ceaee (mat of the Jewish Tribune F. W. A. Vesper which charges > AN ge ngewe pay encyclopedia Wade, Edw prin ho Fred We ific x ism in Pe ation e} fan} animosity, En nd mi! offense is land | ounger 7 sige ing undeserved HOUSE OF COMMONS IN [ine updenervel LONG UNEVENTFUL SESSION |" are different.” Resent Certain Statements. | Army Bill Consié in Committec / The exception to statements the following which of Whole—Government Sup- | porters Present. the encyclopedias Associated Press LONDON, April 13.—The of the House of Commons which be- 9-45 o'clock Thursday after- noen adjourned at noon today. | The House resolved itself . into a committee of the whole Lo consider the annual army bill ‘ata Mast evening and occupied itself hroughout the night with a discus- ‘sion of the ‘measure and its various | ‘amendments. The proceedings were 'un®wentful. The bill passed third ‘reading. The lesson dentiv had its effect on the ment. supporters, who were present ‘in strength, determined to avert ‘1n- ‘other surprise defeat. The deba.e was chiefly carried on by the La- borites, several of amend- lments were voted consid- erable majorities. iflames of racial | glish rred t? . speaking wountries a cast- lions +ino ¢ that obloguy on ' , * on.y | Jews take such as appear in treatise: “One of Ry the the most rtant the the are impo nues- considered by that of majority session | tions be nev ' Polish » . * to J eyw - East £ionN State is The Jev's, Zan at vast nguage, re! and customs differ from the popu- lation. Their language “Y iddish. a middle- Righ German dialict. * * * Their dress is peculiar to them- selves and their unclean habits and low standards of conduct are neith- ‘er European nor modern. “The Eastern Jew is a business or commercial rarelv a producer. He a middleman or intermediary towns the majority of the ‘are owned by Jews, but they race anart. hated and the of the populat to their religi which is a tive type of Judaism. The Parliamentary crisis was “The Czarist Government | | quietly surmounted yesterday when the Jews out of Russia. bu ithe Government, having yielded them exceptional a a ithe Laborite demia and under-_ /a@nd. rhese penne the. taken to appoint a committee to. .n- calfed) openly hada 1 fo ivestigate the grievances former | the -eloneage a aia age ye: ‘ cervice men, the opposition permitted the Jewish mress ¥ aang eo ‘a motion that the Speaker leave the panty to ete a ries ro gn chair amy. Thee Poles a‘ be put we further re- a | it late™ was agreed to %efore ," leistance, and it late” \ ' | The unoppesed tional which another. Reflect Unfairness. “During and after hostility to the Jews wi by the fa: tha: 7) the ern who in la is essentially man, but usuall) In shops are a bv qaevot ed pri events evi- (,overn- of recent is despised ‘ec iOyT whose rest ion. down by On, drove ca \P Tm (as nds them of acked ¢} 7 ? saad means ofr ‘ the boycott, subject war eans attac! onrv m one race could ——— ee — U, S. ABSENCE FROM LEAGUE DEPLORED BY HENRY WHITE Present Dangerous Situation | ‘ould eunation jew was the Have Been Avoided, Says Former net’ at ar ” Ambassador, con hetween Press The April He is," rked in Ambassador sagen la which to ot Abr.er . but been negotiations re- nous hat course fo} Society day from wohl US a Increase in Postal} Savings. Ry the Associated Press WASHINGTON gecand April increase niont of pos vines thdrawals is 13 ns in the amount denosits reported ves.- bv ing the Postoffice Department ace March. The increase in deposit#-for the entire ntry was $2,000,000, making de- ae on ha nd $132 y 180, 000. AS NA \ taken yp! in cou a ce nt sion to Poland in 1920 is summarize’ iment, the minority re- Peter Wright. dar attitude cited interesting the arti in this. without con port 7). «ik quoted af Capt toward the lew: and as a ‘‘vwerv vatlt The, reflects unfairness | {if - report. cle ani clare NEEDY Desired That Children Who re-ve ert campaign. | ‘ion par-' jurisprudence to ‘uspatch Js printing from | Eng ithrougch a froup of spe- | FACTS IN CREED MURDER CASE REVERSAL AND SUPREME COURT’S REASONING THAT TRIAL RULINGS WERE UNFAIR TO DEFENSE by a Veneration for Hard and Fast Technicalities to e Order New Hearing or Did the Lower Court Wander From Well-Defined Paths. of Judicial Regard for Ace cused Men’s Rights in Ad- mitting Improper’ Evi- dence? a Staff Correspondent. Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Apri! l’id Division No. 2 of the preme of the | 13.— State Sy la;l up): Court manifest ah irone insistence ne the rence for and technicality in reversj manding for retrial) Thomas and Robert Creed. to Pife im St. and Sag sentence, lmprisonment (det 31 the for ] 9 ¢) killing Louis, of Pa (;eisler? trig?! eourt division of troiman George Or did the Hall's Circuit dai (Judge Robl- the St Lou: transgress hour defined pa of lay in allowing creep the the five factors upon which the hich. | €} our sent trial? Patrolm (“ourt ) the. les of wel] thes 1a into cace tne case back for ~«e- Geisler he fron 2100 q*y an times after the hey Peds English was shot three shoved tv of William ave! into} His hands forced 1 at tne time h Kdna Brooxs and the oniv owt dead in had the been bay at 1ue, an adjoining hack had was shot, para even been according to of Bob Creed Geisler ran and fel] Rrooks’ the mour itness throug’ | the streoer Vy, which hackhone of the State = the the har Edna provided AKA! One of festinion case nst Creeds Tt’ he the chief harricades ne tween the hrothers pri into the and a trip which it got The admission second given by to son, in the form trial on record before the conflicting statements tu the St. Louis police was the error assigned by Commissioner W who wrote the sioners Railey in the Judges cone jury of a of two her first as reason for revers. alter N. Davis opinion. Comm 's- and Highee concurred opinion Judge Wa Rlair and of the maki versa] lke, Ww hite opinion: David Irring , s ‘ ' and ir he nz it unan- Immous as to the re Other Davis Reasons for Reversal. other reasons for ove > turning the case were: Admission bh four four efore the jurv «f blood-stained garments of the patrolman Failure of Judge enough and on se] Hall to define the de the his instruc- c] fense early to saticfv the Supreme Court law f-defense, in the jur. Refusal of Judge the jury the right of Mmperfect self-defense and on the subject of nicely gauging be used in tions to Hall to in- struct on the force to imperfect self-defense.” of Judge Hall in his instructions that “defendants ad mit the shooting and wounding.” Widespread comment St. Louis and elsewhere since the Creed opin- was handed down last Monday afiverse to the Supreme | Attornevs and editorial have regarded the decision miscarriage of justice -devotion the Ameri the } amount of fect Statement per- or in has heen Court. writers as another through over of technicalities erected by protect to can | rise | oner at bar “Tf we couldn't the Creeds, anvbody,” the trial as having said. hand. lawvers who opinion of Comf’nis- carefully, have taken Supreme Court deci- not for the hut as pa safeguard t for all time. ; that it were go free, even han *o lai down precents which men eonvict we cant convict Judge is On the other have read the sioner Davis the that sions are rendered, dient of the mom structure intended welfare of Misso' One such reminded Creeds quoted view expe- ent, rt of a tn ne irians better for the to if guilty for the trial! might imperil the freedom less guilty Circumstances of the Killing. Edna Brooks and the Creeds were drinking whisky at the bar the rlish saloon about 20 PD. m when TVatroln walked the place Presently he re- was addressed with pro- fanity by one of Creeds and a scuffle ensued. during which Geisler | used his club on Robert Creed. The | was forced into a back broth shots were f future cases ar innocent. or entirely in ay Geisler appeared, the patrolman room by the heard and Geisler ran out and into ‘Creeds then The| ' ‘three hours at a time, give her a few lin which died. The with a re- where he fied. Robert volver in his hand Policemen fired and when were ar- that night Thomas Creed the back when arrested that | willing witness the atreet. +} * at them ney reated later was wounded in Edna Brooks, night was not a She was taken to the Ninth District Station The police could get little out of her, but they persevered Thev would question her for two or reat and then resume the ehe testified in court. Final- tack the next morning she eatement to Lieut Trove, she said that she had followed the Creeds and Getaler into the rear room, but had remained at minutes grilling iv at 6 ‘D* made an ithe pat ‘ing a |dav iand | woman also proved | pon ithe 'man days consumed by i whose ' hedge 4 So iment, (such getand. but. | may have said before she has already | “4s. ‘ not | IUDGE HALL. fled with the rest of when shots were heard She gave much the same testimony before the Coroner later that morn- nd again subsequently the same rand had not done resumed their 20 o'clock that second statement, Dovie, which was ral newspapermen the bar and rons hefore the eg jury, But with the police, who ing About 5: ning she this ane made a to Capt Be ve time Witnessed by others Edna Brooks’ the the admitted murder his lin Testimony. statermnent which defendants, for ihat she had chamber hands forced up, front, Robert Creed revolver, Tom on the patrol- This damning was the was tO into the There was his shirt one side with a fumbling at (,eisler, open other s side. in front of them and Bob, don't.’ right while I ‘“T threw myself right in hetween ‘Please. Tom and she wpaid, “They shot was sayihe that.’ powder burned, she added. four later the woman was taken bef the grand jury again, to repeat supplementary ment In the trial of Fdna ess for said. days ore this sta in was the State, her ex- Side- the case Brooks the following leading witn by Cjirenit Attorney by for ‘he amination ner as B fense ross-examination Harvey of counsel ‘upying much of the three the hearing L*pon direct examination testi fied to the facts which hid been cov- her second statement to the pol Harvey then brought out the fact that pre she had twice perjured herself before the and the which mitted “TI did Coroner's and. c de yer she ered in ice jousiv Coroner ad grand jury, she te]! the jury the truth hefore the grand not inquest or and ] save the Creeds,”’ Then C Attornev, Sidener sought to bolster up, or, as the law- yers say,’ “rehabilitate” his witness, testimony had been im- peached by reference to her admit- tedly perjured stories told in the beginning to the police, the Coroner and the grand jury. Supplementary brought‘in the supplemen- in which the same Edna Brooks in the told to Capt: Doyle the killing she explained irecutt Statement. he statement story told by trial had .hbeen 24 hours after Harvey. who had said that be tn- tended offer the original state- objected to the supplement on ground that it was “‘inconpe- irrelevant and not permissible as corroborating anv statements made the witness He and the was read to had said, “I tent.’ There develonn an to the tent, by ms Judge Hat! Staternment the Judge ‘ORM Oe.- was overruled bv supplementar? the jury. after hink this i« was little flurry about this ent important part In the cas It came close the heels of a wrangle between Harvey and Side- ner in which Judge Hall participated, concerning the treatment of Edna Rrooks bv the Police Department while she was being “sweated.” Sidener objected to one of Har- vev's questions to the woman with “We are trying the Police De partment Harvey rejoined, “Well, I don't know about that. If they use im- proper methods there is no reason why they should not be placel on trial as well as anybody else.” Judge Had Part in Discussion Judge Hall thereupon observed at “the only question whether or not the statement she made today is true and whether she is be- ing influenced by the police.” Harvey then wanted to know, “and that is to be left, your honor, on not iw hae to her mere statement of opinion as) to whether or not she acted under the influence of the police?” The Judge responded, “T at thie time. whar to which Harvey eented and Judge Hall continued: “Now. then, how they mistreated her and all that. while I don't ap- prove of it myself, I don't see what said ia a lie, Brothers Did Not Go on the Stand in Support of Their Plea of Self-Defense and Fatal Error Was Commit- Judge Instructed Jury question- | eve- | rushed | them. | ', Department. tive was to escape punishment and | Her fingers were | te- | April | Tlhom-* have perjured myself to try to| which later was to play | under- | she. Crime—Police “Third De-| gree” Used on Woman Witness Another Factor. That They Admitted at ted, Opinion Says, When or a APPEAR TO EXPLAIN BOND ISSUE ITEMS Citizens’ Supervisory Com- mittee Decides Not to Con- sider Any Project Unless Facts Are Submitted. FAIRGROUND PARK ITEM TURNED BACK Proposed Plans for Field and Locker Building Are Passed by When Informa-— | place it has here unless it is to show | |that at the present time she is not 'telling the truth. If it is for that ‘purpose I will permit the interroga- tion.” The and answered. In discussing the admission of the “bolstering up” statement of Edna | Brooks. of which Harvey com- plained as reversible error, Davis wrote that ‘It is a general law that the testimony of a tradicted, impeached or discredited witness cannot be confirmed bs question form was changed the inquiry propounded rule of) ps ey partment of Public Welfare by the and | tion Is Not Forthcoming. A proposed ordinance and plans covering construction of a field and locker building at Fairground Park at a cost of $80,000, of which $55.-° 000 would be paid from bond issue funds, were turned nack to the De- |proving that he made similar decla4+, ‘rations out of covurt,.”” except tha‘ “the testimony of an accomplice in ierime may be corroborated by show- ing that. when first |gave the same relation of facts which he had given on oath during the trial.’’ Comm**sion’s Findings. The statement | State wrote introduced by the’ the com misgfoner, “Was an attempt to prove the itv of evidence made on oath statement not on oath at a when the witness had been by loss of sleep and a grilling such as to overpower her will fendants had discredited the witness by cross-examination and by her ad- mission of perjury. There seems to no doubt that at the time witness made the supplemental statement, she was under the moral and physical duress of the Police Her interest and by w time coerced be obtain sleep and peace. Her will power had heen hattered down 89 that she was under the complete Samiination of the Holice and. it is possible for her testimony (en at the trial to be true. the co- ercion used was sufficient to grave doubt upon its verity.” Admission of such testimony given subsequent to that bv which the. wittiess was impeached, «would “tend to defeat the ends of jus- tice.” the cammissioner held. in that it would lead to a race rebuttal ;and surrebutta!, and to any good result. of the finding heing ctted. Uniform Showed Over Objection. One of the most spirited encoun- ters of the trial was that which arose during the testinfony of Patrolman Maher when Sidener laid the ground work for identification by the wit- ness of part of Geisler’s uniform. “Now, I object to his uniform cast m not be- } jing shown here to the officer or to:tbe Fairground pool, the jury.’ Harvey said. “as being immaterial and evidence that can only be introduced for the purpose of -trving to inflame the minds of the jury or having that effect.’ showing it ts simply to show the condition of the clothing so far as the bullet wounds were concerned and the powder burns’ Judge Hall ruled that.”’ 3ut Harvey would not claring. “I object to it, on the ground that what he has stated does not add anything that has not already been testified to by the expert wifness, the doctor who stated distinctly that his wound was a powder burn and gave the point of enfrance of the bullet into the body and the fact the clothing is in a certain condition. may have been bloody and so forth, is not material or competent and is incompetent for the reason that it ie calculated only to inflame the minds of the jury tn the case.” “Obiection overruled,” . laconically decreed. This process, begun at the tntro- duction of uniferm coat, vest. shirt and larly discolored. down, de- furthermore. undershirt. all aimi- success! vel. ; arrested, he’ matter of record, ‘with the necessary ver- > the; 4. mo- : while ! griv- ago, for the merely Carpenter, a bond | | ithe Citizens’ Supervisor? Committee on Bond Issue Expenditures yesterday because no official appeared to ex- ‘plain the project, or the use of the . morey. - The committee also voted. as a’. “that the commit- tee would not consider any propo- Bi ition unless the officials or persons intérested and responsible for the work appear before the committee information.”’ This action was taken after Harré” Beullin, acting as chaifman in ‘the absence of W. Frank Carter. sald the officials in whose departments the bond issue projects originate should The de- jut least appear before the commit tee with an explanation, instead of transmitting the projects to committee. S. Werremever. a member aggin raised a question which has been asked before when the commit- tee had before it projects with no fetailed tnformation——‘How are we to know this is a proper expendi- ture? And if we approve this off- ihand, suppose the citizens ask wus how do we know the money is being propertly spent?” Fairground Proposal Takes All. Attention was called by Alvin C., member. to the fact the itemized detail under the issue iter of £1,200.000 voted for improvement of existing parks and playgrounds.,' for locker buildings in O'Fallon, Fairground, Forest and Carondelet parks. and that apparentiv the Fair- ground proposal submitted the that many Caser In support | all of this amount. An appropriation of $2 included in the city Fairground building, at the request of the department. amount has been spent. troller today said it was indicated could get along tion. 5.000 was The Comp- that at that time the with that appropria- The building. which adjoins now is under construction, timates total $80,000 This ° department | provided $55,000 took in budget a year_ - and the revised cost es- | An ordinance providing an appro« * Priation of $16.000 for construction - of a clinical and ‘isolation butlding | Sidener replied that “‘my object in ' at the Girls’ Farm at Meramec Hills, * ‘near Valley Park, an institution for was approved by | giris, committee. delinquent This appropriation ‘will be drawn from a fund of $106-- “He may show /000 for builfings at the Girls’ Farr. provided jiasue for under the $4.600,.000 bond hospitalxs and inatitutions. An item of $86,600 for bufidings ut the farm also ie ineluded ‘estimates for the city budget. ' This building, it was explained. would be used to house delinquent girls for medical treatment or ab- in the. o% servation. when firat sent to the farm . | by buildings, who its Geisler’s blood-stained These committees whl make in was repegted as hisi|tigations of proposed work. ‘necermary, were. brought forward. Finally. during the | discussion of admission of the un--— dershirt, Judge Hall suggested. understand it is offered for the pur- | pose of showing where the bullet entered.” Objection to Court's Kemark. Sidener didn’t hear, so politely in- quired. “Reg pardon®” showing the trace?” ‘the Judge. “Yes, and to identify the body that of Geisler,” answered the Cirenit Attorney. “I object to the suggestion of the eourt that it is for the purpose «f showing the bullet wounds.” said | Harvey, oner's verted.” “Overruled,” aald Judge Hal! by the garments into the hands «f the witness a! and then to close obee:- oe ae | the Juvenile Court institution, which its undeve!l- call for an $80,000 service and building, and four | ether to house a total of 125 this oped, aechool girie. " More Items Are Approved. Reconimendations on appo'ntment © Judge Hal! of four subcommittees were received“. in a letter from Chairman Carter. in New York this week. wh and report to the Super- vieory Committee. The appoint- ments and allotment of itemea tn the . $87,372,500 program of impreve- “I iments, were approved as follows: Public Welfare—Carl F. G. Meyer. chairman; Mrs. John 8. Payne, Af- thur Stoehr and P. J. Morrin. Yens | ——U nion Station Plaza, new Darks | “the testimony of the Cor- terw physician being uncontrs-| Harvey continued, however. to o>. Edwards and A. 8 W ject to every step of the way taken jan. he | re y Electric and playgrounds, improving Plans for. parks and playgrounds, aquartum te - “It is offered for the purpose of | Forest Park, and hospitals and tneti- again inquired |tutions, totaling $11.200,000. Public ltilities-—-David Kreyling. os chairman; Frank H. Gerhart, Ernew W. Stix and F. W. A. Veeper.. Items © street lighting system, municipal light, heat and service plant, west and northeastern railroad e approaches to Free Bridge, new war on Missouri! River, totaling 24,090,000. Streets and chairman; T. J. McNamara, W. Opening and withtsge Ft — tion of Gewers, Miver a te faepacted enmereety tibeancmn gntemenattaonessemmeccaponenan caer ttt

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« ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. F RIDAY EV aE — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Pudlishing Company. Ticeifth Boulevard and Oltve Street. ~ THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. | I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, never belong to any party. always oppose privileged classes and public plun- derers, never lack sympathy with the poor. always remain devoted to the public weifare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong. whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JoOcerr PULITZER. April 10, 1907. g ae LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. The name and address of the author must accompeny evcry contridution, dut on request will not be published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will receive preference. A r Shake Not Your Gory Locks at Us. Ts the Ediror of the Post-Dispatch HE different St. hare given a vast amou! to the tri members of Mine Americ: . on tho . a Louis al of several! of United Workers ry’ City : com with massacre. I have notic ajnmeared in the daily papers quentiy during the trial of these mint and after brought in a verdic of not guilty there appeared an editoria in the Bt. Louis Globe-Democrat severely eriticising th people of W County because they had the m are to give the union miners a@ square deal. who had protected their hi against these imported gunmen w) shipped into their community by the operators to kill off umion mine eause they were insisting on A better wage scale in order that id support their families accord fcan standards. which they ‘been able to do upon the wages ‘receive. It is very noticeable to anyone! tvho has given any thought or study to the industrial question that the workers cannot expect any substantia! degree of justice from the Associated Presse news- ¢ papers. When we view with deep concern the | great amount of publicity given to the | Herrin trouble. where it appeared that | the union miners were able to hold their own against their enemies, and the small gmount of publicny given to the Har- rizon (Ark.) trouble, where a union ma- chinist was taken out and hanged by a Ggrunken mob, that was brought into town on a special train of the M. &) \. A. Ratflroad. It is a well known fact ts all of the Associated Press newspapers that a special investicating ttee selectea by the Arkansas Legislature has heen meeting In Little Rock, Ark., prac- tically continuously since Gregor was charged ed that my 1 () iai | the jury llliamson . - rai « _— they cou.d ing to Ameér- have never ' comm Iyrched and other citizens who showed | : any signs of sympathy for the striking | reilroad emplores were taken out and whipped and some of them driven out eof town and their personal properts destroved Very little in the daily papers as to given by the different w appeafed before this comn goes to show that when the captains 'r dustry get the best of organized dabor the newspapers but the satter is just reversed when organized | labor ts holding its own. There ene trary that the pecple who believe in Liberty, Freedom and Justice will ever) he able to learn the truths of the Har- vison. Ark. affair. and that is by estab- lishing and readirg their own papers Cc A. McDONALD A Striking Failroad Sh: information tnesces itt whic _ 7 — remain srient, is onty pman —_~ PR. SS. and the Letter Carrier. To the Editer of the Pest-Dispatch HAVE een dar- Hight saving until I am it. - We had it before and I Go hope people | reading about this sick of Il am a letter m.. ol4 eun and clock alone. earrier. I go to work at 6 a. have to get up at 4:30. and if the day-| light saving was in effect I would have to get up at 3:39, going to bed at 1° p. m. would give me 5% hours’ sieep. and that is not enough for any letter carrier that carries a icad and walks up all day. I would suggest that this that lMkes to hee in the garden and lo te get up so early. do his hoing early im the morning and get the benefit cf his early rising Let's hope the Alder- men will use good judgment and leave the cleck alone Ww Fixing a Minimorum Wage. T~ the E@iter of the Poset-Miepatc> €é GH court helds wages cannot be Mixed by statute O. indeed could a high court dare to fx wages Gare to Gecide upon a minimum scale’ Pare to interfere with eur crowned kings. such as Gary and Vaucla What would become of fustice and liberty ther. if the people's Government—as I um stand our Government to be——would 4x minimum wages bv statute’ Justice Holmes’ OPinian that the Congress hae & right to meddle “when there is danger that laber conditions” lead to i” immorality and deterioration of shea raca gees not seem to be approved by those aforementioned uncrowned kings. Or the low ware which forces men. women and even children te do an unbearable jong Gay's work, as in Gary's steel plants for instance. perchance included these “laber conditiens” that lead to health. and. amengst the woman werk - ere. also immorality” How can there ever arout such right ae ever an attorner protec: ed sted ahout the “Gevernmer?’s to meddle with the striking workingmen ard women who build laber conditions and impreve their re. spective wages by means of strike* What right has the Gevernment to meddle ++o- ané@ forbdid picketing of strikers, and tak» away the etrikers moner fund as has been dore-—yes. and send mflita-- Sores to interfere with “the equal righ: a te get best terms”-——whes it ts not adie - ‘end net supposed to 1. a minimum ecale ef wage for its sons and daughters? Rta will get enough sense to leave the good; The courts have broken down. and steps gentieman ves en how nr ~ ® cier- health. is not i he any doubt 7? Vern men: * : e* 6 t - OF %3 t 5x or +s. gat” tT) efter thei RUDOLPH PHILIPR ee OUR BROKEN - DOWN COURTS. Willie Crowe, gunman, gangster, confessed burglar, who was shot to death by gangster companions, was called “Lucky Bill” because he had escaped from the bands of the law after repeated ma/for crimes, with little or no punishment. The cognomen was | well chosen. ' released from ’ — it Gal they i i .a jury of his peers and prompt!r . ‘ower The Crowe record fllustrates the futility of law enforcement against criminals in this city. Crowe was arrested five times for burglary. pleaded guiitv twice. was convicted and sentenced once, but two sentences in the fine of $19. The his punishment was limited to workhouse of six months and a record does not reveal whether or not he served the He may have been “lucky” length of his sentences. o enough to be paroled On his first arrest dence to convict, he was permitted to plead gulity to for burglary. with ample evi- & charge of destruction of property and was sentenced The excuse for this mild treat- to prosecute to the workhouse. of the victim i'n crime because the latfer shared in the good fortune of ment was the refusa! “Lucky Bill's” partner had tul tlosis. . Bil! his sick pal On his second arrest he was convicted on clear evi- dence and sentenced to the penitentiary for five years, but another criminal, who had penitentiary sentences agereeating 49 rears. intervened and pleaded guilty of the crime for which “Lucky Bill” was indicted remarked that another five make any difference, as he long. “Lucky Bill” was His pal was soon parole ihe substitute cynically $i years added to Was sick and account of i On his third arrest for burglary “Lucky Bill” was FFs d Dy an easy prosecuting officer and Oo a minor charge and again permitte sew Tr ‘ = — an easy Judge to plead guilty t No account was ge of his previous Was sentenced to the workhouse. Ty.-A taken by the prosecutor record, which stamped him as an habitual criminal. nm * The other charges of burglary were mere incidents At the time of his death he was out on bond for havr- is possession the tools of his profession of in connection with a gang burglary when arrested der of which he was suspected. rr sas ur that he would have continued practicing his profes- sion with profit and impunity if he had not fallen foul of a more efficient. higher, court—the adjudged guilty by executed. riminals—where he was court ofc How many burglaries and other major crimes '“Lucky Bill” committed we do not know. His arrest for five, his pleas of guilty, his known criminal life indicate that his crimes were many. He was a pro- nal, preying upon the communitr. a ™ ¢ >_> fessional cri menace to the life and property of all citizens. ut he slipped easily through the meshes of the law. en- joyed immunity from any punishment severer than a couple of short sentences to the workhouse, which are jokes, and in freedom and ease practiced his criminal profession until the vengeance of his pals for ome violation of their criminal code put an end to iS successful career. In the face of this convincing evidence of the ?y- tility of law enforcement in the St. Louis courts. Sup- ported or encouraged by the higher courts. the Ju: ges of .whieh give more weight to a trivia! error in the taan to.a volume of damning evidence courts reed one wonder that cri if are ij 7 sitter no and out of the penitentiarv. ware. a 7 + - ~ a a ie . . rhe police, at the risk, sometimes with the logs. of fe, pursue and arrest professional criminals who 4 vin on robberr and murder—arrest them re. eatediy, with evidence of guilt—but the criminal: puniSament: they slip through the courts >) : ~ *es ot « > 3.2 . ‘ These mockeries of justice full: explain the cri paying profession, e _~ ae Crime is a safe | Britain. 'condemni It is probable | | Crimes that followed. What reasonable m | Dy the President and advocated THE CANNY LABOBRITES. Americans who are mystified at the spectacu:ar parliamentary successes of the British Labor party will appreciate the situation better when they under- stand that the Laborites, unlike the Socialists in ‘America. are led by men of conspicuous ability men who are, in fact, quite the equals of any o'uer narty leaders {n debate and floor strategy. To aj- proach the Labor party in leadership, the American Socialists would have to enro!! among their numbers like Senators Borah and La Follette, along men present leaders as Debs, Hillquitt and with Berger As an illustration of the shrewdness with which the such as Laborite attacks are devised, we quote from a recent article written for the New York Call by Philip snow- den. the Laborite who proposed the famous resolu- capitalism in Great davs azo opriation bil to substitute Socialism for Bonar Laws presented its maval and military appr which Labor vigorously atta: Snowden wrote: this tion ta ~ > - , (,overnment severa: , 8s, ked What a commentarr * upon what the pes- were told durin the war The the only of the worid 1‘ German (;reat tain. ¢ must needs spend 5° hough she is in ai + a? av’ter the armistice more on armaments. h ali the great nava ure of war be more eloquent Whether ome agrees or di of argument, there is. no denring its wonderful per- suasiveness with the co man and taxparer of attack. unremittinely carried that has made Law's “tranquillity” administrati ne of the least tranquil in history, and which explains the predicament of the British Government and the RBrit- ish fear of a Labor Cabinet. — SS SS 1K! shopman Shows a lamentable absence of dis- +* + 1? (hat all newspapers ee outrages at Harrison, Ark... while ng assacre at Herrin. I!) " TY Ty = 4 7,42 “4 Ye . > newspapers have differed widely in their news and editorial treatment inely en inciude the Post-Dispatch at } _— . = . grossiy unfair and inaccurate Ciation - - Staff correspondents of th: . ear cent > arith t sagrees oe. ee Te $s 4414 24 -& on. on the sort _ is ‘ on 7 es — : whose jetter appears se- __ he charges treo ~ cae Various _ ? {). rr the -_ we j Aree : hic Mis -_” _™ ) aha sweep! ja torial commen the two erents. than to Herrin. The Post-Dispatch condemned the crime at- not aS an act o? qemned the cuct of nonunion was issue of issue of order and In both pal to punish the gui provocation. but Dr DPOrtion more space was der eww! , Ti no -eneda= . “a ins . isorde: ‘aWiessness and peace Inmet . 4 se 2 *re ¢ Tey " ~~ Lal.ure of ] justice a ~ Doth cases there had been * , - ._?- *+ Heita er Ba! + ces we itr _— ia case did Farle * “wi © With such a posit! ee ee BORAH’S TANGENT. senator Borah is strongly in favor o? ; not the particular world cour: 7 League of Nations. which is Art ~ a _DS D y 2 , . sn connection with his particular = are: F : recodilication of internationa! I= Mancs that the nat Inst Stituftion of war Whe >, ar - -= 7? ? i+” To i¢ » * } Szitate it is it because he recognizes that h nai platform of isolation desires a refuze that wi") ~* . . iS untenable and ecra’ So i +> hin ; ’ . = + _— — aa » 4 Mi Lh "2 praret, , . r . > =} 7 > _— ~ # P ei . W@ague of Nations” a a + reversing himself o What nat neecs tiona! + — > . (he worid ginning of nravean * interna- war and sta en | - i 2@ Barions a “t210Nn ry bFilé, ~ ~~ . ’ + ii fe @ OT t mi anc soc a ‘ions tin? . . san Sid get Ww start hen the ' 23 of . a ne art, when the SOnS Of experience can be = rtier Yr ‘ar Ts ‘ a = -~ 7 u applied to c rT peace. A scheme © adoiish war dv fia ingle stroke or other pro- ‘An 7 An ons Oo. Ole or a Ssa.vage. Ther ANOTHER DECISION IS HANDED DOWN. (From the New York Cal!’ i ae > ’ ' LOE LE NOTE LMG EON i Cre ea ee OT ET ween Hoe r ENING, i i a FRIDAY. APRIL. 13. 1922. apnea 7 Ee — ~~ —— —_—— . io te ‘ 2 ’ “ ~ re. Tr! © he ieee dele En a nt Le Pe wihtag me aan ‘OO Wived> “ath tt mews E{The Conning Tower | ——————— 4 “And the Only Tunc”"—— © Jim Scart, the weather goof. . up on the Whitehall roof; and the tune Id like to hear him play te “Fair and Warmer for ToDay.” Only five partners were worn out by Miss Alma Cummings tn her 27- hour dance. Miss Cummings, tt is gsid. changes partners without stop- ping. owing to the fact that the part- pers are of the new detachable, ne etincher type. Mr. Walter Mead en- @ured for five and a half hours; bly his billing will read “3 ginutes without a biowout.” @till, the poetic dance record re- with Wordsworth, whore re-filled heart was partnered by the Daffodils. SPRING IN ST. LOTTIS, Horace: Book IL, Ode 4. “Solvitur acris hiems grata ‘vice veris et avroni.” | No more chill November breezes { Ancient history coughs and sneezes; } Gocthing, soft, caressing zephrrs Waft the smell of pigs and hetfera We amid our dews and damps. / Scan the news from training camp9, Thirsting till the Pruett routh Whiffs the one and only Ruth. Socia) whirlsa begin to*whirr And the saps begin to stir, Teacup jugglers sniffle surf, Golf fanatics whale ‘the turf. Now the shipping clerk his coll! Seeks when finished. with his toil. Ganglirg estriplings start to stripple, Out to cut a wicked Frippie. In the parks, Marte and Nancy ‘ Try to catch the young man’s fancy. Which Im this peculiar season Oversteps the bounds of reason. Icey Wirter’s had its fling. Comes again the gentile spring! Which, dear Sextius, should remind é us Folks will scon walk siow behind a J. & Discovered. by Barneyess. Redun- éant Rita’s Covsin. Topsy Turpevy: “Salutations and greetings.” she said. “And how are your kith and kin? Me? I'm just dandy and fine.” ... Topsy. we fear, would make wus tired end sick. Thetr Pride and Joy. At meals, when, bursting with Bens _— en INU M Pat A "ec °°? S. FREE VERSE. nigat. as usual. that T was The birds al! travel! at Come the southwind W-ngs. thronging the highways o? space , ' f prev to harass them in “Pre are n ~ °° had ising shortage as us last vrear +o gen ~ + e- > ar wth waves every east Jiod * * _ -_= > - da first-c'ase ree: jence Where he ll wind that blows nobody good could establish his fam/!ir as mt; st iB an Th Ecsta-:: | - o. ; “Staticaly inspecting his tree “What a tree’ ere he was the other morn!ng— he cried What a tree’ a > 7ersa*a Botan ca want ig more smoke— irspec* ~ - (sarden ‘ha’ the flicker ‘s a bad *elew ata 1s." es ant ‘3 flickering flicker where there ere no dead “hen we haren’t one. + the neigh Porhooc, we Want to make it a neighborhood with ng Any ~! Aw oys. girls, dogs— song {fea We Want to make it a grarerard? ee | 7 — we ore, May guese which when the f! A A tree deader than Tutankhamen— A tree slain by thé great clouds of carbon 2m in sno xestacks— ‘G its beauty and withered te its “ker came found his and tead *+ree— ” imerab a better about ‘* o% 2 9 he flicker out there on J have so-called. are known n Russia as pinks. This is net sur- Since anywhere they are mostiy seen teas. Parlor the reds prising a* sol shevi«r« to - - - Da Around the Circle. Mag: make paper Paper makes morner. Money makes banks. Banks make loans. _oans make poverty Poverty makes rags. and —Parrakeet. Man (helping the dear young thing find «a beek im the public library): “Have rou read ‘Freckles’ *” Dear Young Thing: “Noe: fust the . Ne; Piain eld brown cnes.”"—Bine Hen Weekly. and they are off on tts a he ——— a ee Written for the Post-Dispatch i By CLARK McADAMS § z dea! gOvV- in for a good centrifugal the dry law a) Bound of the Dem- renunciation give fu- ~ ee if Z *- We are afraid the da anxiety. t Ras - - * kh _ > . Q@nd the reaction of os: : ermmen Deen raf ‘al ed i - -Ome - - > + > see . 7 = oe hi g : something of 1 rance government te ws ~ reflected is. seeq) x? —_ - » * a zt . 2 ft — = — .** _ ~ } ab) C ea -Ng US back to the freedn —- "arrose _+* °* annot wait much ine" = 4 ~ ~ ian did at Cedar ¢ reek — - > - Nomar ir fathers ery o lt as Sher? ~_> OVS 7 ] Ww _—— — } \ +2 x ing back! We are going - a — IN THE AGES. I Wel ther know nor car For ail the «etorm “hs ; “ as: the storms and bitterness sack—and that will be all for the drys. N the utter ages, Soul, Tha! swept us to despair’ - a, &« . ‘e tRe birds awire yads leaf trees. ct of nightingale the breeze. the T 7? ons i f A wil have slept for ages then ith Some harren arren spot, her. fa p.iane “or se re: ’ ‘Chance And anc’ VUr Parting be re rw that ra Te arguish is mine Tre hearta thar TI Will be effaced by Lachesis And all the cark and care. today bear i I will not snrotkhe ~+en - aa 3 fever’d brow Nor kiss again your cheek - er | ’ - eax gentie words The never speak! > ~ — yOu Kindly. dead can Forgot for are, the golden dreams That oft I've dreamt of thee ~ = | ~ * , -s z ~h vr ’ — . .* . 85 change. O Seoul, a dreamiless sleep Throughout eternity: tree nig ae ee Ah' I will call your name no moere— Without a stain or bigt— aa The dearest name I ever knew, TE too will be forgot. or re — et «444668 adihiiiadindin: A myrtad ers come and go. Unnumbered springs have fled: The Earth will moulder and decay Anc like my form, be dead + ene a The dead: Man's Exo never ates, Tts housing knows decay. Life cannot die! Life, guest of Time Furever and for aye! Yes. dearte. we shall weep re more— Despair shall wring us rot: When Azreal shall beckon on Uld leves_wtll be forgot. Ah’ I shall rest—the sun will die The stars will cease to shine: Ana thru the white, eternal years » My leve will aye be thine’ HENRY JUNE PATESSE. i ‘Th e MIRRO R (lessiy along. with consequent waste of | mony. 1 |ginnin; of railread construction In 1289 mota, I pull @2 pun unkzsown to Hood. Broadly my mother emiles and shows Her food. Ané when I (if this te a tore, Don’t read ft) sing: “I"m Sorry, PUBLIC OPINE &; This column is designed to re | bias the latest comment by the s newspapers and periodicals on the the ‘ day. Mine is the meat around the bene, ine are the raisins sans the bu (You've guessed it) I'm my parents’ Only Son. SUGAR AND THE T: From the New York Evening Post. — friends and of the P Sugar should welcome President Ger to . A. &. foes — What Pinero has done in “The Enchanted Cottage.” is seems to us, ft to reverse Whither’s proposition: er, rather. to write a corollary. In is higher than is justifie® bg the play, Love causes two exces- ‘ost of production. that fact s » stvely pigin persons to be so biin tained the President t . , @r so clear-visioned. if you prefer self of the power given him br the that they see great beauty In each act to alt rates te ether. The FPinero vision of Wit than 50 : Te ti Would be: nart of the ineres Shall I writhe about tm pain uid be made publi Just becaus: a woman's plain? res may be taken to beam Shall I lowe her any less lown or that we may know just how a For her dull unloveliness? vance is justified. It makes for siml Be she pisiner than the weed sensationalism—-to assign a single Growing tm a flowery mead, If she be not plain to me. currence, but [t does not always 2 eure. We shal! ultimateiy be the What care I how plain she be? the Tariff Commission te inquiry the relation bet Price now being asked Se ; ‘ mig ciate and the Us tne “4 - i duty be : os . order that Cumber er the not more ner cer other meas le. gia ing time for a thorough diagnosis upon There are more persons ft te The Conning Tower's vital statist Clan. who Rnow enotgh to come @ut of the rain than there are ti Who are wise enough t6 remain im the sunshine. vr. P. A COL. JAMES EDWARDS’ F Was United States Senate ; et for 42 Years. 1 Bpectal ts the Post-Diepatee. PORISTELL. Mo.. April 13.— fameral of Col James T. S85 years oid, for 42 years doork fF of the United States Senate. SeAducted yesterday from the he et his daughter. Mrs. ' eT. near Foristei!. | Ber home Wednesdsy : Was in the family cemetery on ¢ on which he was born. Col. Edwards served in the C remedy. Properly handled.) inquiry may have far-reaching cor : Tariff Commission has made a mit vestigations, but none of these has @ matters d? popular interest at the mam report upon the high price of sugak as without delar. will strike the imag public and by so much contribute te attitude towards the whote tarif? The comes time Congress in ° the tariff is under investigation is limited a singl and that commedity one of the comm hold necessities In a word. the - whether the prevailing price of sugar oe or not is as frée from ical ¢ 7: s human possible the | Tariff Commission should be valuable what it finds be the but because it may importance the As “oo entific protective : nyu ont ab.e is not ror rision o °r - ryap : ; -s FV os ; is because of ta the price of sugar dent of great READ BUILDING is Iss From the Louvieville Courier-Journal M ISSOURI is going to try to get it Impetus was given to this by an act of the Legislature which a4) week. been am the $69.600.9990 road program will te instead of — Convention in 1875. = er formerly was chi /® the Federal Income Tax Depart ‘a St. Louis. a * , = law has “ > completion in six years The undertaking is Dkened the early "59s, and the State te looking ® to 7630 miles of hard-surfaced reads ae of this effort. Although the presen gram is only one year ol, total cont j — @ Asmeciated Preax amount to approximately $25,000,068, @& ; VELAND, April 13.—Amer bridges tcross the Missouri River ase ee" 8 we raniaty a der construction. Up to the present : By preparing to wrest £ * tadership from Furope, been no vehicular bridges over tiie & Kansas City as far as Jefferson Ci = '™Dle@ By some musicians before the National Ms Legisia*cre not acted as :¢ did at i = it would probably have taken 28 the program agreed upen and te issue would have proved utterly &@ work soread cut over such « period. hardly Leped that all of the 763% Duilt for the amount of the bead Federal aid. but Missouri is dete work is iegun.” Here is a back has realred that goed reads are they cort. It ip willimg te pay for willing to put ferth every effort te oe a _ The success of its effort will depend t visions fer the prosecution of (he w proper expenditure of the money, |

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sti hited FE GIT yaaa ee QTE OE ep 2 i> iN -_ - FRIDAY. APRIL 13. 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily ROST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH | The Conning| Tower 4 “And the Only Tune”"—— ss, Jim Scart. the weather goof, za up on the Whitehall roof; | ged the tune I'd like to hear him 3 play | “Fair and Warmer for ToDay.” » nly five partners were worn out | gy Miss Alma ' pour dance. | eid. changes partners without stop- “aing, owing to the fact that the part-| gers are of the new detachable, non- for five and a half hours; | grebably his billing will read “3 ginutes without a blowout.” ‘ gun, the poetic dance record te- : with Wordsworth, whore 3 plensure-filied heart was partnered by the Daffodils. SPRING IN ST. LOTIS. Horace: Book I, Ode 4. “Bolvitur acris hiems grata fvice ® veris et avoni.” more chill November breezes. Ancient history coughs and sneezes; F goothing, soft. caressing zephyrs | er type. Mr. Walter Mead en-/ t @ dinch + w ‘ 3 Social N ews Invitations were received Charlotte Warfield. daughter of Mrs Lemuel at 8 o'clock, in the home of ** = Charlies C. Curry, Westminster place. reside. Mr. Harney is the son of the’ late Mr. and Mrs. John M. Harney and a brother of Mrs. Henry T. Beaure- more. Mrs. Warfield and Miss War field will trip to New York. day for Erie, Pa., ter, Mrs. Calvin. Nathaniel and Mr. Payne. * cy S. Vest of the Hamilton Hotel. this , morning for the wedding of Miss. lien Warfield, and Frank |; La Motte Harney, Friday. April 20, ; the | bride's brother-in-law and sister. M-. jand Mrs. 245 | : | Mr. Harney and | Cummings in her 27- Lis bride will be at home after June | ten Cummines. tt is |! at 4918 McPherson avenue. where | (Mrs. Warfield and her Gaughter now gard and Mrs. Lawrason L. Whitte-_| Return tomorrow from a! Mrs. Frank R. Tate of 4515 Per- | shing avenue will leave St. Louis to- | to visit her daugh- | Payne, | Mrs. Leslie Williams departed last | night for.her home after a several | weeks’ visit to her father, Alexander | A RECENT BRIDE ' i 'PAUL FRIESS, PIANIST, AND RAYMUND KOCH, IN RECITAL Programs of Both Include Composi- tions of Modern Composers—Largo Audience Attends. Paul Friess, pianist, and Raymund Koch, before at the Taylor place. The program of Mr. Friess was not a large audience last night Wednesday Club Auditorium, avenue and Westminster | SO designed as to give much oppor- tunity for the subtler qualities piano playing, such as poetical of e\- pression and emotional interprets- ‘tion: but there was abundant occa- sion for a display of technical re- }sources, nimble fingering and con- 'trol of dynamics. His program included composi- ‘tions of Mendelssohn, Brahms, Cho- | pin, | Debussy, Griffes and Rachmaninoff and Liszt, with an excursion into the modernism of John Alden | Carpenter. | ent | Lake at i'there was feeling in his playing The element of illusion Was pres- in his interpretation of ‘The Evening.” by Griffes, and of | Pad erewski's Legende. Mr. Koch gave an interesting pro- | ‘gram, ranging from Handel, through Wagner and Verdi, to such present baritone, gave a joint recital | ‘ST. LOUIS ORCHESTRA GIVES 2 CONCERTS IN BIRMINGHAM Tr — — Ganz, Gusikoff amd Other Members | Receive Warm Ovations tn South- ern City. | | Special te the Post-Dispatch. BIRMINGHAM. Ala., April 13.— ‘Two Birmingham audiences vester- | day were able to appreciate fully the St. Louts Symphony Orchestra, had of whose acquaintance already been made through the the Post-Dispatch — * Rudolph Michel Gusikoff and the entire orchestra were given Ovations unparalleled itn the musical history Birmingham when thev appeared at the Jefferson Theater ;under the auspices of the Birming- jham Music Study Club Conductor Ganz demonstrated that jhe deserved all the praises sung by leritics. Michel Gusikof?. } master afid solo violinist, feeling and expression. At the mati- ‘mee concert his rendition of Saens B minor concerto was radio station. (sanz. of concert plaved with ree ; Saint- espe- | cially pleasing. Carolina Lagzari. con-. 'tralto soloist, was given an ovation equaled only by that accorded Gio- vanni Martinelli. —— a ee ee Steamship Movements. ARRIV ED. By the Associated New York, April 12, Press. Yorck. Rre.- MISS SALLIE F. SCRUGGS’ WILL *Bulk of $300,000 Estate Left im Trust. The will of Miss Sallie F. Scruggs. "| 86 years old, who died March 29 at her home, 3617 Olive street, was | She made specific | | bequests totaling about $16,000 te | relatives and a bequest of $2800 to i= Liberty Presbyterian Church | i ‘ f © ii ’ The remainder of her estate, eaid H Zz to’ be worth $300,000, is left in trust | filed yesterday. the at Bedford, Va. of the &8St. benefi¥ of a niece Kinnier, Scruggs was a sister Richard M. Scruggs. founders of the voort-Barney Dry Goods Co. DEATH OF JAMES S. KUHN He Had Been CGonnected With Coal Company 31 Years. James Stewart Kuhn, 65 years old, president of the Devoy & Kuhn Coal Co., wholesalers, died suddenly of heart disease at 7:30 o'clock last night at his home, 3809 Castleman avenue. He haA not been iil. The funeral will be held at Pp. m. tomorrow at an undertaking establishment at 3621 Olive street, for the Miss Mildred I.. of Lynchburg, Va. of the one of Louis Trust Co. Miss | late | the | Scruggs-Vander- | 2-80 | Vice President of Girl Scouts Dead. By the Asseciated Press. COLORADO _ SPRINGS. Colo. April 13.—Word was received here yesterday of the death aboard train last might at La Junta, Colo., of Mrs. een ee Elizabeth Morgan Swift ef Broad- moor, national vice presiden§ ef the Girl Scouts of America. Mra, Swift was being taken to her former bome in Kansas City In the hepe Gat a lower altitude r@ficht benefit hor health. JOUPI POLA NEGRI in “‘BELLA DONNA” - ——s ee. STUART BARRIE LIUCILE MAYER!) CHESTER MERTON Orchestra, Cohen, Conducting | HER FIRST AMERICAN PICTURE, A PARAMOUNT SUPER FEATURE STARTS 1:30, 3:30, 530, 7:38. 9:98 Grace La Veau, Seprane TOMORROW VERA GORDON IN HER LATEST DRAMATIC CLASSIC “YOUR BEST FRIEND” A SUCCESS GREATER THAN “HU MORESQUE” ee 1 PE RISES : sf Spr RN ae ¥ re Se «Aleta 9 Ae te 5 iucetee 2 ae Meh eee Frey eM AY. Scag pie oo gdiss Sig WRC are Rage / Deen 5 See oa c , heey Tt e of to ee Ed . eee “ oi Data + Pairs Tea - tet, ae 3 ao Ay " & sf Waft the smell of pigs and heifera. » Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Anderson | "We, amid our dews and damps, A4of 4219 Westminster place have re- | Gean the news from training camp4,#turned from a motor trip to Chi- S Phirsting till the Pruett youth — | Whiffs the one and only Ruth. | : ° —Todd Photograph a Mr. and Mrs. Wilson P u Oo : Normandy, with their panaaae mms ee | Anne Hunt, and their son, Reginald} Mrs. Theodore C. Flint, a recent (but also on a colorful use Hunt, are planning to spent the sum- ‘bride. was formerly Miss Maude voice. mer in California. “They will de-} Dziatzko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | part by motor early in June. Bec C. Dziatzke of Webster Groves.) She was a member of Kappa Alpha An attractive visitor in St. Louis is /Theta at the University of Missouri. Miss Elsie Janin of New Orleans,| Mr. Flint was educated at Washing- La., who is the guest of her sister, |ton University. They were married oe ee Mrs. Victor Moberly and Mr. Mo-j/in the First Congregational Church berly of Westgate avenue. In- | of Webster Groves by the Rev. GENE RODEMICH’S formal parties are being given for Dwight G. Bradley her. | iment | | Brumewick Record Orchestra, Havre; with burial tn Bellefontaine Ceme- terv. The Rev. Dr. John L. Roemer president of Lindenwood College, will officiate. Kuhn is survived by Mrs. Kuhn and two daughters, Mrs. George ‘Mellow and Mrs. R. Wesley Mellow. He _had been connected with the De.- & Kuhn Ce. 31 years. day composers as Rachmaninoff and men; Roussillon, Homeric. Cyril Scott. He was in excellent Southampton. voice, and sang with the keen sense SAILED. of the meaning of the text that has! Queenstown, April 12, so often characterized his public ap- | Philadelphia. pearances. In his interpretations he Plymouth, April relied not only on dramatic delivery,isterdam, New York. of the! New York, April ‘son, Hamburg Feature) Presents’ “Lu@s Miserables” | Victor Hugo's Masterpteoe, Featuring Wm. Farnum. Havreford. _——— - .— ae - Nieuw Am- of | Gecia!l whirls begin to’whirr : And the saps begin to stir, | Teacup jugglers sniffle surf; d Golf fanatics whale “the turf. 7s So Clin- i Vv ‘ ry Dee 4 Now the shipping clerk his goll | Geeks when finished with his toil. | Gangling striplings start to stripple, Out to cut a wicked ripple. LIONEL BARRYMORE With Seena Owen, Lowell Sherma “THE FACE IN THE roa. ~ Dave Silverman's Orjheetrm Last Times Todmy—50c Matinees MAE MURRAY in “JAZZMANIA” ~ In the parks, Marie and Nancy TOF Try to catch the young man’s fancy, Which in this peculiar season Oversteps the bounds of reason. A ET ay oe ae os } John IL. Roemer and Miss Ariel | Gross. are being entertained in Jef- ferson City for the week-end, the occasion being the radio concert by Lindenwood talent this evening from | the State broadcasting station. Those taking part include Misses Gladys Sullivan. Esther Hund, Ruth Alex- Church will be the scene of the wea- | ander. Ruth Murray, Martha Wha- ding next week of Miss Leslie Ma-|leY. Rachel Btrong, Leuise Clark, thews and Paul F. Van der Lippe Jr. | «ura Estelle Meyer, Jean Rankin | Mrs. D. S. Stauffer. sister of the | and Velma Pierce. The girls were) prospective bridegroom. will serve | guests at luncheon today of Miss'| Miss Mathews as matron of honor} Patti Hendy, a former student of and the bridesmaids will be Misses | Lindenwood. Jeanee Frauenthal and Bessie Camp. bell and Mrs. T. V. Jordan. Theron A. Groves will act as best man and the groomsmen will be J. A. Rogers, M. W. Meers and W. W. Blelock. Little Lois Stauffer will be flower girl. Miss Mathews is the daughter of H. L. Mathews of 4242 Russe}! avenue and Mr. Van der Lippe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Van der Lippe of 6621 Chamberlain. E “JAZZMANIA.” AR REWARD!!! The Laugh of a Laughtime Will Be Your Reward When Yeu Sec © Mrs. F. C. Woermann of 7 Arunde!] place will entertain the members of the senior class of Mary Institute at luncheon tomorrow, in honor of her daughter, Miss Catherine Woermann, who will be graduated in June.é iey Winter's had its fling. Cemes again the gentle spring! Which, dear Sextius, should remind us : r Folks will soon walk slow behind a J. d A deep blue fox trot that’s just made for dancing eee ANDY is the man who invented blues, and Handy, the composer, plays them as no other can. There’s a mean, groaning strain in this record that you don’t run into every day. It’s just another case where OKeh Records demonstrate that their great success is due to better reproduction. *' Discovered, by Barneyess, Redun- @ant Rita’s Cousin, Topsy Turpevy: “Salutations and greetings.” she said. ' “and how are your kith and kin? Me? I'm just dandy and fine.” ... ' Topsy, we fear, would make us tired end sick. Their Pride and Joy. At meals, when, bursting with bons mots, ey ee ere nee ee enews Her food. | Lil C O P I N I O ) And when I (if this is a tore, The Kine’s Highway Presbyterian Mrs. W. E. Sauer of 6809 McPher- son avenue was hostess at a bridge luncheon today for 80 guests. On Saturday night of next week and the same night of the week following Mrs. Sauer will entertain friends at dinner parties. Try Any One of These 6 BEST SELLERS AUNT HAGAR’S BLUES—Fox Trot AGGRAVATIN’ PAPA—Fox Trot Handy’s Orchestra Vincent Lopes and His Hotel Louis Shuman’s Huntin LOUISVILLE BLUES—Fox Trot Pennsylvania Orchestrak a a BEAST” Handy’s Orchestra BURNING SANDS—Fox Trot eS ae MAN YS.° BEA Vincent Lopes and His Hotel ———_ —_—_——_ = SSeS SS ARADE OF THE WOODEN ' coronene 7 are a en mene SOLDIERS—Fox T Pennsylvania Orchestra® Vincent Lopez and His Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra® NOLA—Fox Trot—Vincent Lopez and His Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra*® His First Feature-Length Comedy Since ‘‘The Kid'’—and Its Only Rival! Don't read it) sing: “I’m Sorry, F Dear,” ' Dewn drops - y father to the floor j A tear. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Steinbergy of 4166 Russell avenue have depart- Miss Vivienne’ Lang accompanied |€4 for an extended visit in Califor- | her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sig J. | ™* Lang, 6146 Pershing avenue, on the'r | annual trip to French Lick Springs. Ind. n is designed to reproduce wu test comment by the leading public and periodicals on the questions | “2 Mine is the meat around the bone, ; Mine “are the raisins sans the bun— ® (You've guessed it) I’m my parents’ Only Son. 4783 10in, 75¢ ~-——Saee ot A OT The engagermfent of Miss Minn‘s| Laventhal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | A. Laventhal of 5307 Waterman av-| enue, to Paul Robert Coffman of) Davenport, Ila., was announced yes-| A VIVID DRAMA OF ANCIENT ROME 7 7? | TUE MOST insciRiNng” 7 ABIOLA BV Sah n 2:05-——-Twice Daily—8:15 “ Seate Now Selling Shubert-Jefferson Theater SUGAR AND THE TARIFF. ew York Evening Post. Pe, THE FIVES—Fox Trot Tampe Bice Jazz Band THE COOTIE CRAWL—Fox Trot Tampa Blue Jazz Band ends and foes of the present duty a A. 5. K vein’ badeoraip eGerer of 5723 ann. Singsbury has gone to New York. hould welcome President Harding @WGe «1+ pinero has done in “The| where she will attend a wedding. terday at a bridge luncheon given! Tariff Commission to make an HUMP chanted Cottage.” is seems to us. : at the Gatesworth Hotel. Covers| r into the relation between _that ts to reverse Wither'’s proposition; Ten girls from Lindenwood Col-!] were laid 40 guests. The wed-; SOME LITTLE SOMEONE—Fox Trot rice now being asked for sugef. . or, rather, to write a corollary. In lege, with their chaperons, Mrs.j ding date has not been get. | Vincent Lopez and His Hotel higher than is justified by di 1 play, Love causes two se agg, | Pennsylvania Orchestra® Production, that fact should be faively plain persons to be so blind— 3 YOU KNOW YOU BELONG TO Keder that the President may avail hit er eo clear-visioned, if you prefer— SOMEBODY ELSE—Fox Trot s power given him by the Fordney~ p that they see great beauty in each Vinsent Lopes and His Hevet et to alter the rates to the extent @ oe. — Pinero vision of Wither Pennsylvania Orchestra* n 50 per cent. If the duty is | wou e: oes. “ts rt of the inereased price, | fall I writhe about in pain . ®Exclusive Artists bn should be made public in order Just becaus; a woman’s plain’? res may be taken to bring the PU@i Ghali I love her any less t we may know just how far the #3 For her dull unloveliness? tified. it makes for simplicity » Beshe plainer than the weed : 1a assign a single cause to aR OMe Growing in a flowery mead, but it does not always make for ® Sie If she be not plain to me, shall ultimately be the gainers by "2%" What care I how plain she be? a thorough diagnosis before dect " remedy. Properly handled, the o have far-reaching consequences. er re - for a PERSHING FINAL . \p}4/ / WEEK : THREE O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING— Walt: Marek Weber and His Orchestra® DELILAH— Waltz Marek Weber and His Orchestra*® 3047 12in. $1.25 THEODORE ROBERTS in “GRUMPY” For Sale by Your Neighborhood Dealer WEST SOUTH L. Rosenblatt Music Co., 6443 Easton a Sapreme Music Co., 1201 N. Vandeventer Av # 5 Broadway. NORTH L. Rosenblatt Music Co., S758 Fiorissant Av. Meinell Music Co., 4035 West Fiorissant Ay. ILLINOIS ° Fast St. Louls House Furnishing Co., “27 Gollingville Av. ‘There are more persons, it seems The Conning Tower's vital statisti- amission has made a multitude of ‘Gan, who kmow enotgh to come in but none of these has dealt WHS gat ef the rain than there are those “popular interest at the moment Gil igs are wise enough to remain out the high price of sugar, if render Ba the sunshine. FP. A. @lay, will strike the imagination of ate JAMES EDWARDS’ FUNERAL by so much*contribute to a more tude towards the whole nyeeeT, ¥ United States Senatc Doorkeep- e er for 42 Years. tariff. The inquiry comes at 4 to the Post-Dispatch. Congress is not in session; 8 the tariff is not under discussion, DRISTELL, Mo., April 13.—The i. of Col. James T. Edwards. jon is limited to a single comme médity one of the commonest ht me Years old, for 42 years doorkeep- ™ Of the United States Senate, was ties. In a word, the question ® ihe prevailing price of sugar is too as frée from political complications ly possible. Thus the report of mmission should be valuable not sims bf what it finds to be the facts memGucted yesterday from the home of sucar, but because it may be ® ™ his daughter, Mrs. Frank H. t importance. 3 mer, near Foristel!. He died at ait We home Wednesday. The burial! a2 in the family cemetery on the = ON Which he was born. ¢ Ge Edwards served in the Con- meerate “Army and was also in sey- AD BUILDING IN MISSOURI. ahi campaigns. He was ™ in the Missouri Constitu- Louisville Courier-Journal. “wenvention in 1875. ? : - 7 , r ini t Service With BAR ie? i] li i had eit. ae - , we a =T : ai ; ™ e Toe ~— NEXT WEEK —_ SS were © HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE DANAUUNL ©LUUTL = ODEON, Wednesday Kve., April 18th FANNIE BRICE a % WITH HENRY n |UD \LPTHALL we ; nighte Ly "s mie ' horas. PICTURES inten PANUR? BOYS ihe : : - ele Tiano C«.., } — ——— e6e+tes i “by one-clase cabin steamers Warern _* Apr. FF 2; orn “huringia.May 8 June 14 —.-. Hansa... May17 June Aug 0 Westphalia new June 1” “pp to United American Lines The iargest, newert, fastest end finest steamships on the Pacific Ocean. 10 days to Japan—i4daysto China. Fre- quent sailings from Vancouver, B. C IME F oe ee Sheehan. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept., Canadian Pacific Raliway. 420 Locust S&t.. St. Louls. Mo. Telephone Bell Main 1711. $i.75- 92.00. No taa, j en =

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‘ST. LOUis POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the D: 5 POST DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democra —— ‘ y FACTS IN CREED MURDER’ CASE ze - REVERSAL RULING (Continued from Page 21.) tation by the jurors. And althous> he did not impress Judge Hall, is complain: touched ai responsive chord in Commissioner Davis Wrote that Judge Walker. who co curred in the Creed opinion. had ‘it down the rule in Missouri in a pr tious case “That such Semonmtrativ evidence Was admissibie within @iscretion of the trial court to con- ect the accused with the crim ce eve the identity of the qeaneees. Lo ow the nature of the wound ‘hrow any relevant ight t@rial matter at - He continued rhat ever. appear that the met abused. In Judge amd the present case question about the jentt Seceased. the mature ot ‘gs location. characte: or - e@nnot see now the exo bitte ciothing before the Lem — | tended to connect the aceu ‘ the crime more than nother. @petor’s evidence located the as well as its size and cveewe onmiv effect of the exhibition — clorRing was to inflame the Ju About Self-Defense. es Flarver complained of J adge ates . ‘@etruction on self-defense —_ —_ a + “the law of sé mart etated that “?! a a défense is emphatically necessity. and does not right of attack “There is sufficient — ror sentence to eonstitwie err aS tGat a jury “may gather ons tate n as prohibiting an attack ces a «aiied as a means of Sefer in pen oe ‘et Sunreme Court must overturned. . * ' or ’ e = ¢ ~ , nd case for the State o= edo have anew iease on liberty At ored to cover this phasa by pointi of the law must try . out te the Court that. alt 7 to enforce its dictum. “thou. na a igre ignite had been no direct admission of reac (tac pewrmen gn i $c shooting. the entire defense of th : t conce! “ipa (reeds was on We Can't Convict Creeds. Ve fense, for rontie : Convict Anyone,” Judge t Was ered aided ’ iia and eit hin ] enpontaneavely or ’ ie ST a a ‘ the tacit - en’? ipremeé rev 1 & optnion and don what grounds the was 4 > ; — 5 = pest criminai = + > a cr c¢ j - is 7) hate f, . e ‘record _ * . . , aside. — | ~* \é > set ® chance ; doubtless in almost opening self-d tions with the senten. of, habit possibl Rravir Stronger than recollection oOniv one enoitti« technica Judges 7* oa -o ng. and have him —_- SR a ~ — ne defendants. That offered by attorney: fendants ‘The decision ut; the admission ‘ies ° ~~ ‘7? at the Aan wn cases Times Combined. Welfare. for the. the Su- of the Public ' chairman | but withdrew Committee, : reason she is secretary of pervigory Committee. Director Hooke of Depart- of Public Ustilities submitted ttee the bids received a cn anna $35 GO. UUY. br the ee ! yesterday Board Publix a : , [CAA 1 T) - Reconstruction of Markets. Se A Sp IR ie A. Thompson electric street VIN ‘light They will used when Hauser, Alvin ' lights. . installed on MeCawlev. electric LUghts are insta! ibe o : , : ; a 4 el 5s N Cc + Municipa! streets reconstructed or widene iS—N\ew ovurthouse, Municip: : me 7 ie +> | : mor 1a an M@morial Plaza a! hae we ine Building, motorization of | instaired rer aAn tment and reconstructio! the BOND ISSUE ITEMS, ina- (Continued from Page 21.) ment It isa simple ce of mutton and , Few dishes a« good can for so little money. tender. Then season storm water chann evil to the comm! ~# eTradce crossings of Service . . ~~ a efAe .* 3 7 ne The Entire High Grade Stock o 0 Chiu 's \ ' . NMGQWy MAKERS OF FINE TAILORED READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES -———em SYRACUSE NEW YORK , , . f receivers, Mr. D Dol | Ferrie Co. of Syracuse, N. Y., prominent manufacturers of extremely high-grade Suits have been forced into the hands o n-F errie Co. 5 as & ) Costello receiver appointed by the Federal courts, sold us the entire _ —— d b ible. As a result, we are now able to offer these superb garments—thousa a cote select from this wonderful stock at these remarkable savings. “.. Come Saturday and i ~ hich, under ordinary condit stock of this well-known firm, = ted os — perrged see ote THREE IMMENSE LOTS OF MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUPERB SPRING SUITS / $3540 ‘40 Valuex 4 & _ - A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY GARMENT UNTIL DESIRED | Mothers Just See the Rare Savings in These Two Lots of OYS’ TWO-PANT SUITS $7.50 Quality $15 Quality velours and Coats in With backs “Ta = "fe Scotehes models pleated Knickers a ves Tre > epor 2 ana ao | vyoRes and fr Boys’ Finest $22.50 Two-Pant Suits. .$14.75 Boys’ All-Wool, Suit-Pattern Knickers $2.79 Boys’ Neat, Full-lined Knickers - bd Special—a Brand-New Lot of BOYS’ $12 TWO-PANT SUITS $¢2.95 rere: « BOYS’ ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGE SUITS $6.25 Jus Excellent nee ed-——over T0600 garments caseimeres and tweeds in Spring celorings Clase new yeRue and pleat back model« with full belts. 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All sizes fof men and young MEN’S SATIN-LINED GABARDINE COATS gaolarcine in pleat. $ IP to 44 chee YOUNG MEN’S ALL-\ SPRING TOPCOA Popular YOUTHS’ FIRST LONG-PANTS SUITS *19 shades and pa lente St chest § ; : tn Ps tweeds« Pure Wool | Fabrics new $30 Vdlues box-back Rreoks’ a ‘so popular models: all-woo! descerta in form-fitting models; many silk ned Sizes up to 40 chest. Tl « aA * tterns for Spring wear + hh = 4 o nr ~ > ; a TP eal 20 of pencil strip ; spert and form-fit -= i= "rat ring ke All sizes fram 32 te KL xcellert Norfolk. tweeds and che mode is ——| BASEMENT SPECIAL A Real Saving Opportunity Saturday—-Two Immense Lots of 4 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S $20 SPRING SUITS = P $9 Quality $10.50 Quality ——| BASEMENT SPECIAL | 6 _-= ”_, - . POP worsted YOUNG MEN’S ALL-WOOL TWEED NORFOLK SUITS . ar new.Noer- ' in prern. te penmcfl stripes. Sizes - The #x?t! Ca ae Men's Finest Quality $12 Dress Pants. $7.06 Men's Neat $3.75 Spring Pants... $2.45 Men's Good Strong Work Pants. $1.95 CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV. | . ? STORE OPEN SATURDAY | UNTIL 6:30 P.M. ; Pure worl. 4ouble-warp serge of @ weight. Dark blue shades. Cut full oe reomy and tafiered in a perfect ma mea? Main or cuff beotteme. All sizes from] to 5@ waist. See them Gaturday. at ‘ > wis - am A. > wf, eS ¥ * "" ~ oa 4 . ~ te - - opr So . a ° * ra, ». » u by ‘ >* URE WOOLEN PANT! Su nday Post-Dispa ‘Advertisers Receive seo PER CENT MORE CITY Cr than those in amy Other St. Li THREE. FAMERICAN oe The Ku Klux Klan Took Po Negroes When the Latter, gers, Controlled | Tl , er , TMT rs ’ ’ iv ie) How the Negroes By HENDRIK Author of ‘‘The (Copyright. 1888. by the C ITH the negro voters and Northern carpetbaggers, in there was no chance for the plish anything in the way of b Their only hope was in some way otes, and thus make way foray not do this legally. in the face of t about it in another way. An tly frightened. This gave the Was quick to seize. Some voung men of the town ¢ eret society, which they called the name from the Greek word Be gt was a social orgamzation, and i an abandoned house. “One ¢ hts and hearing laughter in th ace was full! of ‘*hants,” and ran f the Klan, discovering ghis, had i story among the negroes of the risitors had been the ghosts of deac pgether to grieve over the misde w nights later, the Klan. wea iform of white shroud and hood isiting the homes of some of ther wful threats of what would hapg their evil ways. This visitation ne terror-stricken blacks that siz id all over the South. Before athered together in one huge Empire,’’ ruled by a “‘Grand Wi fal units were known as ‘‘Dena, Bible for most of the work done. ized that these mysterious nig ments, were not ghosts, but m man can be far more dangeroz ho incurred the vengeance of th flogged, tarred and feathered, ach of a tree. the next fig prets of the society —_ o ; ? meetings in his mask, and ft vighbor. with whom he talked Side at nicht. ; : hon ee several other 6 wux Kian, the “‘Knights of ¢ #aces,”’ the ‘‘ White Brotherhood, ies so intimidated the negroes he polls to vote, and consequent . . The younger and wilde gan to get out of hand. and com the soberer heads among t Srmy be brought down to quell » But its work had been —— the merev of f no longer at th pong ry e Readers who clip and preserve the cea ee ee BS | ‘img the study of history MORE DEPUTIES 10 | . > ae) eae =! Page) = 2s ee ~ teh - > oe He: oe : ~ 2 as ee Vs 402 ae 4 ’ azens of Two Illinois Counties ' Stir Up Officials in Drive on Panama Bootlegging.

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> Jehan me “9 —— 5 eae a “i ve PE ay es Srey ea i R aon 7 i Be A ‘ i ae Se hae 2 See bo ae nail ¥ q a pre & Sd Pe as PL k } an EN aes eM ee Of 5 athe NOE ay ah ee na | a8 ey gl a ae: ad jaeg: Pane tt ry een 4, cae iy AU: ad il Lo v a . ay pti + Py wo" bE oe tae, ha pe et tg afer + Soy ANS “ new improved model: fully guaran- 4; teed: regular $5 value. = OC Parisian Curling a “ . Sheriff's office that were not prop-| | » Post - <Dione erly served. Tl. nertt 13.—As Ramey was reminded of a promise | of a Faded demand | he made while campaigning, that he | 3 —. citizens of towns on the Mont-j|would clean up Panama and that, if : 2 ae =y and Bond County border] hg did not, the citizens could horse-!@ | | a and shes ob jec- whip ston, but the delegation tos | Renee S08 For young men Sty lish topcoats Bpeed Regulator Practices centering in andiformed him that they would not do poe Oan Be Made.to “endgame a laa | Play All Records | Hart Schaffner & Marx new- Tweeds whipcords, gabardines, a have been issued at Hills- Among those of the delegation r 7 Panama men, charging the | who spoke were Robert Pullen, Wal- | est st le ideas new fabrics raincoats < Hart Schaffner & of int : : Several y ; . oxicating liquor, and/ lace Havroh, William Vogle, Lee , M fj alit tailorin 4 5 ee been made ny! three | Wood, William Allen, Hugh Enix and New Records new pattern S, the Spring arx ne qu Vy O g ae 8 On the Bond County/Charles Ringo. Ringo, wh PAs | pprier S | ° 3 / sii ~ of the wating area involved. : Calketet ya Indiana Metons , Price $1 .00 | prices are as low as ) and fabrics ; great values at : e 4 ® Attorney Frank M. Ramey/ moving to Panama, said thxt 5 morale’ Wil Sine’ Sin Ar *: $45 me *S. ALL-WOOL ‘ _ =F Made out the wafrants for |the people were determined to | Roxe of the a Grande | , . I. hinge Record Panama men. The warrants | run bootleggers and liquor makers | @ Kitty Donohne SERGE PANTS pS¥orn_out by Justice of the lout of Panama, and that they could cSaeeeeces: Biues | } : : | sg W. Grasse] for John Mack.dao it whether they had the assistan-*e was - onentee: 8 : if . t . - : e PAPAL LO LI PLA . LOL LL Lh hme Bo ——- atti, Tom Coquatto, Rob-/of the State's Attorney's office or COUPON | | 3 —-“tuciano and Pete Deright.! not. and, if he did not help them in Office Bend particulars regard- Satisfaction , e . — Were sent to serve the the clean-up, he would be included 2 ing Thrift Club Plan. Always . oh among those who would be forced to ‘ | : Accounts | Guaranteed . : ea 209 citizens of Panama, | move. (EE ORES A igege oh. CREME : Solicited 7 3 3 ae biles, called on State's At- ) “PD. “sa PP PBA PLB DDL LDL LD ODO OOO 4 nF Ramey in Hillsboro Wednes- Many women were present in he é‘ Northwest Corner. Broadway and Washington loubie-warp serge of a good | y nig and demanded that he/ delegation, and one said that the blue shades. Cut full and re 2 the prohibition law tn Pan-| practices at Panama at the time the | ° loved in a perfect manmer. ! eeeG Make a general clean-up of | miners were paid was very bad, and ] verstone = bottoms. All sizes from 25 4 & h. The citizens presented |that professional gamblers congre- | i Bee them Baturday. at 83.45 . t evidence of “white mule” guted there a few days before pay - Music Co., a | e pare ———— - — | b and asked that warrants bd/ day to fleece the miners of their 1114 Olive St. ——oooorreeeeeeererreee ERE HOE WRITE HI. «2 = £0r five men of Panama. The | money. were then issued. Sorento One speaker said that if Panama®s® f ee

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eae = ee ates telly Pau zis that of the | . esa! ' = FRIDAY. ns The City (Circulation af the Daily POST-DIS SPAICH alone Approssmeaters ss ne Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. APRIL. 12 iam a APRIL 13, 1923 _— -g7ve (ad'cat 2 PSyMmen’s m2! ey der boot fiers’ bonne will Se restr evorent, tree wes in De ; = =i7|committed « series ef holdups ‘nm - o an Agecciated Press. a Sarton to tie Ae oka ~~ ooh - Dundee, = —— ces’ 4 rtal a s- ra n ew, g es : . e ‘ GLOOMY SKIES CLEAR wt r - Seeortatet Pree, “urs. Fifteen persons were held u Peacomotive Engineers and the ae - gr at? 1 Teer . - ; 4 _—- FAR VETERANS PA $660 ena . ” — “2 ~~ « °WAHA Ne®. Agr! 11.—Inauee- peng obtained abort $450@ worth © = - of Locomotive Firemen SS a aan a.* . -y¥ ° . “- «2 e “ 7 = P F s Oe: Ne ’ = Ts meal : , “ s Ww! } a > a @ — ia + — ST. LOUIS HE FRONT SUIT S os ; : “ ‘ ie ; . ; oo Ve 22 ' i . ‘ a eae Be eenB eeu nanee seas 88 ee 2 eee ee ee ee ee aa > 7) to meet a similar committee from the Grand Army of the Repubtte to perfect arrangements for ‘o'nt re- imions tm the future. Shouts of “N im g thousand years” were heard on ail sides and the resol:tion was ta- Bled without so second Gen. Julian S. Carr ef Durham N. €. petiring Commander-in-Chief during @ discussion vesterday term “refet™ a9 applied to erate soldiers. shouted Tam a Rebel and a Kn At the afterncon sesi- repeated the pitrase and this time shouts of “I am, ton.” came from a quarters of the aud!tertum ry ’ | CANTER icn adantedc a ~~ - tine forever banning the nee of tha tars Jankany P eh ara "“Pahe Southerners when referring t. * mer ‘anfederatre eca'A ard "ea PPY Straight Prout Medele! VOLSTEAD TELLS PRESIDENT Newest Browns and Grays! GOODBY; SHUNS CAMERAMEN Spring Checks! Fit and Style Guaranteed Spertaters Cheer Race Retween | CRAVENETTES $29" Every pair bears ‘this Guarantee Tag of &nest aual- itv 46 comstrue- fiom. raphers. Splendidiy tacred in anoreved Sor etvies, unranteed waterproof Refr: geratog; three-door sy ; 4 a comstructed—a sensational peer SJ BLACK KID BLACK OALF eo —— ga BROWN KID . PEARL CALF = $35.00 Golden C Reiest dabei a : | PATENT COLT TAN CALF © CHIFFOROBE ’ ning etytes featuring Overy dictate of fashion, epten- Gidiy tatlored of euch wanted Materiais an duvetynes and «4 of other favored fabrica Wide " age land of the @eaa0n's Moet pop- ' infieeota say gondby to t the bes? mater:a! ob- tainable with sole leather z : counters. box toes and heels oo : “oi | a a | 440 pairs $4.50 Misses’ Sizes 12 to2 tf $1 75 abst zs . 9 wie bethen 1 Si 674 “ $3.50Child’ “ 8,to1Th 7 9= TC ve Sa CORPORATION ¥ - 1063 “ $326 * “ 5%t08 a p This Chifforobe is finished in OF AMER a : _ has 61 “ $2.50Infants’ “ 2to5 ¢ $ aw eae porert | | and the picts re ef fie fabliah contart ipect Creverty draped modais, wonderfully t s the race ae Ve ates i Beaded and embroidered Patr 916 50 i snc amnied aw'f? ¢ willie, Canton crepes and creve da | House grounds ¢hines. . AND oP ‘* , ere Every child and every parent is familiar with “Kewpie Twins” Shoes - 4 Every pair stamped on Every pair with “Good- —the symbol of perfect fit, good looks, utmost service and ort the sole with the Kewpie year Stitched” stamped on correctness. As everyone knows they are “footform™” Shoes, sciemtie Twirs trade-mark. the sole. cally constructed, yet sacrifice nothing in style. Fm Papgeerting Grain ed WW 'sor 13 ‘yne fret miifian panda 4f Raesten grain Pere esparted from the 14699 | eanavaing '*s & fager’ tewied Ky the _enwet Aegartmeaent «¢ efatioti~sn 408 | PeBiiehed in the aber gmantia ‘ geet «2 enutalaent ‘4 aheue 44 Sauctdte oreweuper ; & sal A large St. Louis jobber and distributor of “Kewpie Twins” Shoes was forced to liquidate recently. We purchased the entire 4 stock at an amazingly low price and offer these sturdy low Shoes, just when children most need them, at an unprecedented price that | mo parent can afford to ignore. Bring all the youngsters tomorrow and purchase several pairs for the Summer, at a price that posi- tively will not be duplicated in many a day, if ever. ‘Kanes Roane Ranke Ready Seon. | 2.. av ‘Pe Agearta:e’d f -oen, TOPERA, Kan. April (%.-—apot — ion Blanks foe ‘he Kansan <o!- ~S 2S eee RRR ERE ee mY

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z j » . APH ad ives The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' as “i m | oa whood Agreement Renewed. and Enginemen, providing a working st Style Spriy ri " pesociated Press. ‘alliance of the two organizations and MAN AND TWO SONS BURNED J ns : EVE ND. O., “April 18.—The| for co-operation in handling wage ‘ As Low as mt between the ~ SOD tise, ewiren: a; attoagt ae ree: at 10 DEATH AT PRINCETON, MO," ; . “4 w some tech- | “ smotive Engineers and the| pjca} changes, Whrren S. Stone, pres-| Chiropractor and Three Boys Were. N ao . , 7 - ; ) * (Reg. T. ©. Pat. Off. ve | Stone, pre: actor i | New Satinay Petticoats ' Sh | _ Shadow-Proof Princess Slips pd of Locomotive Firemen | ident of the engineers, announced. | Asleep in Business Office, One Lad Being Rescued. In Nght Spring colors and “i | as | i Dt sult shades: made with plain $ ° 95 ; ; sntioast Heat us te on $7 = . FRIDAT APRTE, 18. {egg ) | Special to the Post ™Dispatch. . | or Me Beet 16 .~} | Or, novelty flounces. Very spe- i _ materials. Bodice-top styles; P R ING E TC —P ela) wate pie ee : colors of flesh and white. Fx- ceptional values at Three persons were burned ‘to death here last night ip a fire which vir- | }tually destroyed ‘two busin build- | lings. hTe death are Her Koch, sbout »O vears old, a chiropractor; iddie Koch, 19, and Bobbie Koch, 8, \(Reg. 0. S. Pat. Off.) . Thru SP Washington » | = x.) to Sixth You ~ Avenue | _ Street save half. - Spring samples from ‘ing New York 2D AS NEW \d three sons with him, while his . R re SES, s A ay lp ty Fam i'wife and three daughters and a baby é - . WY DEES TaN — RK ilive at their residence. GAY AAT) mp . ~ ete os, 1. after hearing an ex- . f . : 7 ‘ . . 4 watchman. tty 1 tnplesion. found a fire and aroused - ssed at his sons. Koch and his wife came here tbout a vear ago from Iowa.~ Koch men sleeping in ene building. \ \ emen were unable to. penetrate building further than the outer: Se | = YY ae WAY ») ) Ld ‘serge Dresses, as low as Re We Close at . . 145 P.M. Stop at Door — bhie Koch. about 6 veares Old, a third son of Koch, was rescued, but ‘the others were not found until the fire had been extinguished. The fire vresumably was started by the ex- nlosion of a gasoline stove in the oom in whit A the doctor was sleep- SSR SA " is \ -—J€ +} | ’ _-. —_gi__ DAISY CHAIN GIRLS CHOSEN Th : d N W ° ‘Miss Emily Zimmerer of St. Lowla il A . OUSa@?fi CW alists One of Those Selected at Vassar. A, | eN } (harming Little Hats for Charming Little Girls s 1 GO 5 SNPOUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. Apr Underpriced New Arrivals—Astonishing Values! = & ee ee ee — Special Regularly -Sale Price | : a Tomorrow ° —Six girls from New York City | l!are included in the Hst of 22 sopho-| Waists of such engaging beauty they will transform Jacquette, hip blouse and overblouse models; long or en ee ee your suit into a most elaborate costume, and at this short sleeves; Spring colors and striking combinations oo oe oe Yee, oe price many women will buy two or three. Fashioned of | and models with or without collars, as well as smart tie et wince art ealy algut| crepe de chine, or other crepe fabrics, in Paisley, effects, for selection. Sizes for women and misses from * . class day. There are- only eight . d 1 } A 1. 1] . } id j desig ‘ - . . . Novelty effects in ‘hin-Chin shapes, clev- stele in ie ee polaire, in tan and reinacer. ars ue a » colid colors, checks t orm” Shoes, scientifi- Baby Carriages $9 75 3 32 gee terials. They come in and plaids. Capes and Coats— ; . daughter, ‘All are fresh new skins, large size, in popular blocked effeets. At this special price no w@man should deny herself one. . \, 2. Solidiy con- i ATS Platinum and bilue-dyed wolf animal : ; » he $23. 75 ee ee se Girls’ Dresses | Als Scarfs and two-skin natura! Gormaiys $25 hased the entire ; 28 \ he Jt #3. en : ; . ‘ f pongee. fitch Chokers. Chojee at : . 1 es. : Baby will be proud to | extra heavy Jat Sizes 7 to 13 Years“! pong ‘$10 | ecedented price that a >" 4 ride in one of these fibre | chains and sup- SS ee v taffeta and crepe@le chine. Special a price that posi- yy 2% law ., reed Baby Carriages. | ports. The seats \\Wess _ ¢ oS enamel, splendidly con- | Stand is not in- = Y\ 5 structed and have the | cluded in this reclining back. _ | price. ciiihe tials ony. 4 | j ae he rsa ae ee 5 pe 5 ea ke AS

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-_ 928 ¢*ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST: DISPATCH a's alone ne Appr — Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. _APRIE te ‘a 4 as tx i022. ’ SPECIAL ISSUE HENRY KIERBER FSTATE || Special Relegga 4 i007, Lum VICTOR RECORDS | \io45345) me ; NOW — |} SEE Sendlets FIRST | . von pOAL 34a as wy, A Written Select a Diamond or a Watch f | “fcc; 443 ore Ci = On Sale Tomorrow Property Goes to Son, With © : Guarantee [ WEAR IT HOME—NO MONEY DOWN | KIESEL 101 | " 2637 OLIVE ; to Niece . | ) ; to Grow Hair Bomont 1548 See List on Page 12 of This Paper any, 2 Aa Nothing $25 ELGIN WATOR i on a Unieas we grow hair - :) ex Koerhe ° yea . The Van Ess 3 dor . : . - ‘ ~~ “~~ ended his life March 5 in his apart- > treatment is absolute! ASS RECORD Sin —S oo a me Ot mae > , . Sueran* eed You are the ~ - > SS i ae eeeet ire ae it ‘miet« f persons pre } ' nt nety- jay treat ment. I? Zé eo Fs age - Ss RS SSS Sic LO CuUST ST. armountir a 178.484 85 ana ALT) a . "y on cee aoe , ‘ . cold tev — an R MOST COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE IN ST LOU!S appraised at $75 the realty me Be TS making ih a . \ 50c Week 100,000 Victor, Branswick and Colambia Records Aaeee aeaeethes| his entate. | No ‘Hai N M | to choose from ha Gen, Marry G. Koarher, of Ham Oo fiair—ivo oney pes larié Kerke is our proposition We have a new method of treating the scaip falling hair Under act nal .* ~ : Et. Our wenderful variety of > QF OT heads im each es in- es will startie sen! The 5 4 1 2-size. thin mode!. = $4 90 A 14- kk Selid White fold gene os p* the leweed that we Watch Yeur cheice ef reund er er- Bic 2 . and yeu carnct « hand-engraved Watch “ . ¢ you - 7 nn hape. * ‘ ' t | > yon, Ree Oe ee tm 20-year gunrantend oe “$1.00 a Week : 7 vecs wr Gulls ta oa it costs you nothing r own crugg:st cold-filled case. for , . , ns the g@uaramtee—we assume the risk aes The name is the Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage ie he e B t i868 AUDITIO*”N a m— rm neleongy ee ye Infected Sebum | Sta G.taae re See Us to See etter: AIRWASHED ¥' | - 204. of hair trout suits in writin r 3-dottl INTELLIGENT DE at & SS Exquisite - treatment pian 2 , ‘a4, charming Now Scqence - — . me en ee ip tr , . y $19.75, $25 Sod removes it pemecretos TEINHA y ts the *- =a at +e ‘a - p ' 8 - __——— = = © Tt upped as 9 > = * 2 m™ ogt =e fy and generally growsnew hair. . Optometrist and Optician re di . T. -'i-bal4 . oa bye begga = thon ig?’ s ' °5 vears’ etpertence. 20 vears with Aloe'’s KIESELHC | Men—Select 9 teta! beldén falio und ?-bettie treatmen’ pian . . , . . FOOD SENT BY AIRPLANE But it ecldemn itis the Rely Four meney retersed tf ron . Your Credit Is Good With Us. PIANO comp: r Spring Suit TO STRANDED MOTORISTS | va | S007 Lake Park Ave, Chicas 509 N. EIGHTH ST.—SETWEEN OLIVE AND PINE aa This Sale cal a Sie a Perhaps erver « if Machine Cannot Land ’ - you be able co cet giades. Supplies Will Be - thie quality end ’ eeechk lew price« and eredit terms. Come REDUCTIONS | "wi.f 88 Whi roe = ee ————— — = SNUG FITTING . Values Up To $1.50 ce Fal Senta eee | REINFORCED . During this Big Doilar Sale you can buy was started to th this morning LISLE TOP the Famous Lady Biltmore and Princess hen an airplar jloted by Capt : Pat Pure Thread Silk Hose, Pain and Walter ("ar lef? Pr ort BRillw Ret ae = il 19: versions ef Suntmer ; Clecks, Popular Colors, at — rts sn located at Pine Ridg: tein: Bio 1e—Sibecial. .. TOE and HEEL savings. Come Tomorrew. (called P Island by hunters »" —— ee igarettes anc pipe t ieceo Hundreds of New Specially Purchased The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores in the United States tak aaa tall Peek bores Ss 4 — ae - K %. 706 Olive tous sib Everglades 1 automobites. |) ce - - All Newark Stores Open Saturday Evenings to Accommodate Customers. nities | din . ee in sk ng a ; The POST-DISPATCH is the a etn, Bote com Raab dab snail | Bewspaper giving Associated ~ nt te ™ In a Great Saturday Sale "Bes : : G ¢ LY WI ¢ ¢ a 2 | Incomparable Values at om | EVOTEES of -the far «fan de ry BETTY WALES DRESSEE FRIDA ‘ AND SA rt IRDA ¥ \ ag will be glad to learn that they aa y \ make selections from Fide to S595 é Frocks at $35 Saturdavy. BLUE GOOSE GRAPEFRUIT Sve = a’ for Erin a Medium | it : a" ’ | | } Misses ¥ “ =. ~~ a C + C Size C 733 46 & ) ai 20 ee SOA VALUE-GIVING eve | Rs | Pe 7 — { which features enorm savings which no ecc , / ou BY hy ro = a oe: the outstanding values Titis ue woose S$ Uu00 eS Sel ‘4 fe / Ro — . . : ; . ; } re 2 ., 4 Offering almost unlimited selections in a wonderful iia te Big © Peanut B CHEAPER C: | teas | SS Sire} array of Summer-inspired creations for street, afternoon. Gi gS a ae Our popular, ever-fresh J Seas : xy : ; ; = jay oe ae » made of frg@h Virginia GRADE X ra arge, : f i i sport and business occasions. ; wee Ss peanuts and purest materials. Regularly , ~ 3 soc per pound. In our —_ we 7 94 a April Sale at, GANDER, NAVEL ORANGES S| eee EE laffetas Fancy Crepes Combinations S| C | : Quality and tear _ at > % Crepe Anit Satin Combinations STYLE!. = O Wool Crepe Combinations Poiret Twills . «| Count C Sire 0 C = Beautiful a 10-In. Double Face—Eve HUDSON BAY - a | Recorde er this ‘aenie low wae “7 — Sale Pee 4 oa Be. Tec et ue OX 4 : Sctruseanal and-cole test | Mgs. 1sc each, or... $ 7 9: 95 °° SR) Teen ae eee : exceptional Satins | | | BAN A | A Ss, 3 Ths. for 20¢ Revealed in the favored Summer shades and trimmings. | TOMATOES, Large Ripe, lh, 12c RHUBARB, Fine for Pies, Ib.,11c]| “SALE «* OVERBLOUSES EGG PLANT, Fancy darge Each, 12:¢ Persian Models PPS ee soe = . : AND ; LE TTU CE, Iceberg, Large Heads 6c Excellent odie A Chine & ; % he : 3 $3 = - = | | | | | CELERY, Lag White Le Stalks, Sch teu. Dark Fitch - = Dark Fitch ‘Large pen Genuine ! $2425 75 | NEW POTATOES, Fancy wiz lb, 10c § $ 4* A ‘CHOKERS | pe an” Clea Rurals sarats PA, 24c F Novel Neck Treatment—Short Sleeves om 5 L, ID., | Other Selections in Dainty, High- e es C : Grade Voile and Pongee Waists May it Be Had Saturday at This Same Price SS == THOMAS W. GARLAND SSS 409-1113 BROADWAY—THRU TO SLXTH & i"

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~ “Ia FRIDAT, APRIL, 13, 1933. —-- ont Special Release TOMORROW! 1. 8 New Reco Sce Victor Ad on Page rs Take Advantage of | KIESELHO : , ’ + 7 ’ ’ , , ; é . 7 4 ‘ 7 " ‘4 . LP @) * ——_ = RS OO t ee _ ce... $10 of the far-famed "WALES DRESSES Jearn that they may from § Ne to $59.50 turday. | se dtevte STYLE! Beautiful SON BAY BLUE FOX SCARFS 95 AND 5350 HOKERS ak" $1929 Large Two-Skin _ Genuine Mink "2425 * 4 "3 Be a , e i This Sale , ie . — = I EH _e a ee = oe al — o- — enemaneen ant > J : é e 4 \ FRIDAY. 7 Th Citw Circulati f the Daily env ine l Ex Pappu, 13, i923. tb e City Circulation o . atone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately | | . yi ely 40,000. - | 7 = ests by App y 40, ST. LOUIS_POST-DISPATCH 00° LUMP ‘SAYS TURKS SEEK U, S, TREATY | s*=: States for a treaty. The Turke will) ra A Yo U approach the Ameri Cans at the Lau. i, al & au _. | | Sanne conference, the paper adds. it4 ; ; e Associated Press. \also intimates that tentative parleys | 1006 Olive St 'c scoheiiee ANTINOPLE, April 13. ——-| with Rear Admiral Mark Bristol, po 0 | sid” atom ° The Aksham says it learns the Turk-| American High Comm! ssioner CREDIT “CLOTHING ‘706 NORTH BROADWAY _ _| The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening BeWspaper giving Associated Press news service. 125 with the second “good will s ‘Employes to aa FE Funds | to Send St. Louis Business Women on “Good-Will” Trip. A group of business and profes- ‘sional women of St. Louls will be, sent on a four weeks’ “good will” tour of France, according to a plan presented by Miss Anne Morgan, ‘daughter of the late J. Plerpont ‘Morgan and first vice president of the American Committee for Devas- tated France, during a visit here | Wednesday and yesterday. The plan is one for raising money for the committee Miss Morgan rep- resents. ‘‘Votes” will be in the form or contributions to the committee, which is still carrying on rehabilita- tion work in 120 villages of France. A gift of $1 means 10 votes. Rais- ing of $10,000 will megan one young | woman will go gn the tour, the | next $8000 will send a second tour- ist and there will be another one for ‘every ad&itional $6000. Surpluses ‘of votes for anv individual will be ‘transferred to other candidates. Candidates will be selected by ° - - nrimaries among the emploves of industries or organizations, or by#+ heads of businesses. Any self-sup- porting yvoung business or profes- sional woman, more than 18 years /old, is eligible to nomination by an industrial concern, bank, mercan- | tile establishment or civic organiza- tion. The “good will election’ will be opened formally next week. It ; hoped to complete it by June, so that the successful ones may join the committee's third ‘‘good will tour,” sailing June 30. Lieadquar- ters wil] be opened at Hotel Statler in charge of Miss Morgan's repre- sentative, Miss Grace Axtell. A luncheon for Miss Morgan was held at the Chomber of Commerce yes- terlayv, at which Melville L. Wil- |kinsop was chosen chairman of the local committee in charge of the ’ ~ ¥ s | 4 ‘election and Carl F. G. Meyer, vice chairman. Miss Morgan departed for the East last night and willsail Apri! | tour.” A number of St. Louis establish- ments have indicated they will take part in the local election The pur vose of the tours is creation of yrroader understanding hetweer France and the United States. \ small part of the money collected in the elections pays for the tours VALUE-GIVING event of the first magnitude is this great April Sale, which features enormous quantities of new, seasonable merchandise at Savings which no economical homekeeper will care to miss. But‘a few / ot the outstanding values appear below. Take advantage of these rare Savings. Peanut Brittle April Sale at, I Sweet Peas Our popular, ever-fresh Peanut Brittle, Featured in our large q made of frgh Virginia assortments of cut ‘H peanuts and purest Flowers, during our _ Materials. Regularly April Sale, are beauti- H @0c per pound. In our ful Sweet Peas, fresh daily at, bunch “neelal prices on Roses and Carnations. "ef *@ @@eeeees. Columbia Records 10-In. Double Face—Every One Guaranteed Think of securing the well-known Columbia Records at this absurdly -low price. Certainly, our April Sale brings a wonderful-opportunity to fill record cabinet with attractive dance, vocal, ental and solo Records, at unheard-of sav- el eae een seeces for 2 Box Stationery “Floral Dell” make, high grade, interlined, Attractive box. As- Settment consists of 1% ports and 24 - ; n exceptiona value, Special in our Very special April Sale at, box....... Oe Se eae dependable. Weather Prophets Swiss Chalet style, 8 aan made and The little figures tell you about the weather four hours in advance. 2 S@ @2e £86 824 2a twenty- HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS—TOOLS Pipe Wrenches, 12-in. ...... 25c Aluminum Saucepans, 3-qt. size .......--- 250 Document Files, lock and key ...... 25c | Dishbpans, roll edge, enameled, special ‘at.. 25c Baskets, heavy woven wire ......... 25c | Saucepans, enameled, Upped, 5'4-qt......-.-. 25c , Fammers, assorted sizes, forged steel. 250 | Preserving Kettles, enameled, 5'4-qt....... 25c Saw Frames, adjustable, 9 and i2 in.. 25c | Wash Basins, extra large, enameled ....... 25c Hammers, 2-lb., forged stecl ... 25c | Mixing Bowls, yellow finish, 8-9-in. ...\.. 25c ¥ I EP er ee 25e | Pull Chain Sockets, wonderful values at ... 250 a Pans, enameled, Pe CD 2 Wis. 0-0 % 25c | Chamois, 12x18-in., extra quality .....-.. ». 25c “St. Louis’ Busiest Store” ie Kresg Se, 10c, _— STORE Cc Sixth and Washington ‘RED FRONT ter into negotiations with the United’ place. ‘(Surs 4312 Also Stylish Swagger, Snappy Gabardines, Whip. cords and Tweed Topcoats with Pants........ 1000 or more high-grade | Blue Serge Coat $6 50 as-good-as-new Suits —also lots of topcoats, wg —.. $3 75 such fine makes as Hart | new wor, Schaffner & Marx. Also | DUS Weeds cae es $1 45 high-grade tailors’ un- | Coat and Vest; all " $2. 50 cilled-for or returned | ¥°°!: 4s low as. suits. Many cost $50, | Young men’s new _ $6. 50 $75, and some as high as | Sts; all wool.. $150. Would you rather | also at........ $8.50, $12.5 wear a cheap new sult | rain Coats: used or a high-grade as-good- | pi, coats: new as-new? Be well dressed Boys’ Suits; new.... at small expense. First long pants ee Se »0 >= seers eeees 81 ome) 1012 N. Grand Page and Grand Cars Stop at Door. WE ARE OPEN | SATURDAY Pp | Until We anticipate record attendance tomorrow, Saturday, and have made ample preparations that will enable us to take care of everyone Satisfactorily. We have arranged many new bargain surprises in connection with our regu- lar sale items, making it doubly worth your while to be here tomorrow!!! COME EARLY SATURDAY!!! This $700 ‘‘Shearer’’ Player- Piano 4, CHRO ETE A a / “LG U7 ; toate Ad Phe a. 4. % on , AAO 4Feve G ="6:302£= a =i) .8TH. & FRANKLIN AV. PREPARED FOR SATURDAY THRONGS' Complete With Bench, Scarf and Music Rolls! | wl Has A beautiful tone, easy, respon- sive touch. Full B8-note Plaver with heavy ham- mers of selected felt. Rich walnut and 5 seteeeted tin- ishes o8 Terms—$3 a Week. $85 DAVENETTE SUITE $54 86 98 HATh CEA, SAVE | Mole Ao "1S aa ewe RELIABLE’S DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE....... 0... eee ee $135 DAVENETTE SUITE $ RELIABLE’S DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE $160 DAVENETTE SUITE $ RELIABLE'’S DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE... . 2.2... .655 0 eeeues i : ~~ N j | i This $200 Magnificent Real Wainut 8-Pc. DINING-ROOM SUITE $ An unparalleled bargain in a quality Dining-Room Suite. Com- prises buffet. oblong extension table, five cathedral-beck chairs, ene arinchair. Designed in the pepular Queen Anne pattern. The China Closet do regs is Priced Extra at $44 CABINET BRASS BE Embedring all the + fame — $F 10 2 + CPR a wT wr S wh rh ae ane she: ae |) ee 7 : | bikes S af’ ‘ sid ’

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a WEIL wate . pe eees SR ay Se tn ated «aawere hin! Ao ' * oe *¥ ~9¢ hee ene 7 KS P . = = . Vea 2 he peeig Rls} a ie Pg A ee Biasnense si ae r . : ne ey ow ght a ie Ste —_ = —E aie ” As eS « : Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. armies a *™™ JST.LOUIS POST-DISPATEH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- , emc - Be a » E.. a tar | - 7 Leger. - r ee . lock — lala al lel al at lel et eS = - R ush-Hour Traffic Block 7 sé | nh . Re = ea *¢ lar or ' +e * : . r . ~ . _ ITALY STUDYING DEBT QUESTION | ~~ | Li 7619 2 ar - : : na ao.e easibound traffic op ‘ live trees In the oe Marriage censes > . “ 7 am>.@ > 4 Teresina § Verna dese: iow ntown wae t ted uD for . +B seine . ” Ress ais Re ‘ Morning Views Sincieeiined With Other d Leor 4 Enrig ceorge f Mabe! Mito? esert‘on es during the rush period ¢ an : rica. lh aaa Alta ari 3s , ertin ning bw the derailment oO When you eesen te ae Be — of Ameri Births Recor ed . . = es | 5 Se nt een ae Prince's Dance rches- Dy the Associated Press : : L 1 om G « arson: t.. ~ woum iive-Veimart? a se eng tra playing this dream ROME, April 13.—The Italian | Burial Permits DanerenE Camane nities. 2 *'sijun. ing the curve at Fourth and Olive} waltz, Columbia Record gprs a : ‘s Fugene from Vera Kenne 4 . a so st streets a+ 7-59 @ Cars loaded | (y: 4 7 E. ‘he! Leitmevrer our a in € 0 *s ran can ee . Boe T Honig—Mrs_ 1 shai tend thts Bes: I. + « ncswens ) WASHINGTON Apri! af fe ‘ arr a nuema nh —r a be smh 8 ‘sce'ia M from Haro'd Bradshay. be spl cs , sathian has beth Maa officially by | ert, © Cyndue—Beaal : sooo alsst.> pever be misplaced— ! LOUISVILLE | fii biilen i. 3s © T) ‘ : ; as mvoaza«-— \ Pg Fm > vote delight because it is delicious and faded cheeks. It _ — i mee HE SARD MULTIPLYING . 95c | a ins — ~~? en fr (are - A $s. . Ker 4 _ - L an > ese ” —_ a . . Tow 1 tr it Wi ¢. lear ano EEL : a « ms —_ To Esteile “07 se ‘ -2z 2 ae comes TO you as & hi ghiy pa. atable, “ ie b ci seo a ome of every WOODEN MINNOWs— 25¢c Value me at Fast St. Louls. S: for agi ones a —_ . orate desirable food, as well as a corrective, “°™* . ey up ie ty. All grécers a ~— ee ' in Years | : a ? ° ii oe © ~ > ry 2 7 on one w nO @¢ats 3 regu. a 4 * (s = a = L. " — a 1n Moore, Love ite Lae, See so wi - 3 : You will greatly enjoy Kellogg’s sell Keilogg’s Bran because its use la | LIne—zs yards _. : SSc Don't sank s. East St. Louls—Eiteadeth | | ae 5 a ; Bran 2s a cereal; itS Dut-like favor universa!! BIRTHS RECORDED - ae eee ee GRADWOHL’S ona © Be sen > renns anca > pep vw y sor 11°25 yY 19*h Ww a. and #B Roe hmer. 5411 Neosho. ° a. y ] ty; ode age L 7 2 201 ; ae. SUN ae G J ana H. Smith Li24A Gra am and Cort! ‘"D A ar ees SHADES Colgtene . 4 ¥ rpa ' 2. ms E ey, 4316 SB. Lou's LEATHER St NSHADE $1 45 “ CIRLS —Complete 2s : , eat s shington. T3484 Carr STEP PLATES—Aluminum, * $5c : J. Band A x 2693 West Fine a ind a with rubber mats _.. A. end G. Wilson. 5024 Beacon | Final two-day wind-up. All good things must have an en _ahanemn Aan 79¢ R H anda ¢ Cynn ngoOe . 6 Ts ” . . . . a din : F. and V. Allen ry eet. 4 and last-minute purchasers will flock into this—the money- eaves BI ye oP F. and L. Cooper, 2 . . , ; | J Zand M. Murray. 5531, West Park. saving Jitney Sale. Don't put it off a minute. Come early ll 98c , > and M McCarthr, 22204 ; ; spt aetewie eh bi T. and A. Pallett. 5882 Ridge Saturday. PARKING LIGHT— 75c H. J. and M Hartwig. 404: A = ae Complete » Mia - ! v 2nd G Lawier, Phrsictans a! arge DASH LIG 8 49 Another Accident—Someone Hurt! 4 SSTE pecan. 3040 longer a ge een i c E. and M. Herman, 46424 Cx ~ MOTOR-DRIVEN $2.95 Fo end \,.mM — ay -9 HORN—$5.00 value ar = Gasen ¥- - Ri A . r . nd e G: mbie BRI 3 K ob’ iry Dp SIMONTZ POLISH OR It may not always be the other fellow. If yon should be ‘ ; CLEANER ea 39c injured or = gamed your fr riends —— all be sorry, but BU RIAL PERMITS. » SAT bt po pg AUTO 85c - ; penses. a ee oe” ae ree Wek. For Saturday and Monday only. The celebrated Chart of Payments TESTERS ° eee ie Rs 38. 25394 N Twenty-third. Life . Accident Health Group Em. Fox, a2. 1721 Miesour! ) INSURANCE COMPANY oe, ecaiant, St, Sk Terenty-third aaffa 83. STORK Cote Brittitante > * Complete Showing of Bohn Syph Refrig Refrigerator time is here and if you A wide variety of sizes and styles in make your selection now, you will the lead: ng makes, headed by the have an unbroken and complete best of all refrigerators, the Bohn assortment from which to choose. Syphon. ms Prices range from $12.75 to $325 Refrigerator Special "79: A wonderful value specially anes at this very attractive price. Made of so! oak. finely finished and constructed throughout in a manner to save ice and insure many years of use. Full size, in the popular three-door. side-icer style. Here is an opportunity to obtain a fine Refriger- ator at a very low price 4 lle ae ee : 3c the Pirst Week. GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS ' $50 $60 RINGS RINGS GAN AQ wD 5°: Ly D an Sc Sc DOWN DOWN rRee: i4-piece Set of Rogers’ Silver- plate with every purchase of nm 4U OF More Endorsed by All Railroads We carry the finest line of hich- est efficiency Men's Watches. including the ITlinois ‘‘Bunn Special," Hamilton, Howard and other watches of known quality. We sell them on our new de- ferred payment plan as low as they can be bought anywhere in the U. S. for cash. wateh. sect with eicellient sap- phires, 15-‘ewel movement. Thi« is a2 real $55.00 Watch. Sale Price. only SOc A WEEK Lady’s Bracelet Watch \ wenderful white-geid-filled rectangular Gradwohl Way Easy to Pay 20c the Second Week. We the Third Week. 40c the Fourth Week. 50c the Fifth Week ere@ Oc «2% «ten Here =fter «ft twlty Sere ter Reanti?zu! blu ‘2 wh? te. perfect ene T . ~ | bo > 7 Diamonds. mounted in newest de- signs of solid 18-k. white or green gold. The full price you pay now will be allowed at anv time in the future. on the Mure base of 4 iarger Diamond. Bave Money br Buring Diamonds at the Jitney sae Sc DOWN For Schools and Colleges Let us make you a design and quote prices on Class Rings, Pins and Medals. Great Northern Special Illinois Watch We offer chceice of 200 of the famon: 17-jewel. adjusted LDllinols movement, fitted in a 20-year guaranteed hand- engraved case. “31: t7 With each Watch puer- chased we give FREE a gold-filied chain and kuife. Is W riat WATCH A little gem ef a Wateh in white cold-filled ene, guaranteed fer 25 yrs: all lateat shapes. teneeau. ectagenal er $ 5 reund: all richly eagraved. Jitrey Sale Price om SOc A WEEK DIAMOND BRACELET WATCH SPECIAL We are shewieg beautiful 15k. white cold Wrist Watehes. set with couuine diamends ‘inet chips) and sappbhires«: fell iF iow fe -jewel mevemernt: es $70 | - + é Co. 621 LOCUST STREET Open Every Saturday Evening Until 7:30 P. M. Yh aalieeteeie ae e a — A —_— a. hy shoe ance Pee tie. as ome an nll lg «siti HOTSE PAINT — Vane - Calvert. high crade te be used where best results are desired; per alien ‘ 3-IN. BRU SH—Bristies set —.- ' {mn rubber 49c t-IN. BRUSH—Extra fine, 98c - Two-Way Electric Secket Sale 39e RADIO B. BATTERIES $1.95 ’ DIAPH RAG Ws— + all phenes : 33c SE ah “) aaa : -ohm rue-Tone $3. : : as PHON ES GARDEN HOSE Heavy melded ‘ nen - kia k able ; Hose. fully cuar- anteed: 50 feet with couplings. $4.95 GARDEN TOOLS Cembinatieon Rake and Hee. the most useful tee! around the garden: GOec value: «pet'al 35c Special! for This ernment aetna ARC oe _ _ se - _ er Age | $10 steel. $1.75 BF Rain- value $1.49 PRUNING SHEARS Gen sime Cali oo ia. 69c pone For renewing ' the soil. : 18@ the 50 tha.. So5e SPADING FORK 4-vprong. solid steel $i0°e ralge. 69c GRASS SEED OpD LENGTHS: POULTRY NETTING 5 and 6 ft high. t-ig. mesh. Per ee ok foet REINFORCED STEPLADDERS = Fach step reinferred with iresa ; brace: 5 ft. high. with barket «hel | $7.95 value $2.39 a Toilet | =. . Outfit All - white perce #@ain enamete:, — ‘e¢ empl et- with oe @ k sratand all fittings- clait hi « $27 CENTRAL HARDWARE 811 N. Sixth Between Morgan and Franklin I" s for SAT. and MON. 4 oe] atrertec;’ : Loin Roast, 15c Roast, ib. . 9c ge ib. lic Stew ot be * ‘Breast of Veal, Ib. . .12c of Veal, ib. .10c Whele er 15¢c balf: th Bacon, Ib., 20c Boiled Ham, |b, 35 Metal Fleur £6¢ pocnd= . proces | 15c & CLASSIC WHITE bare : = B CLEANSER 9e . ** - ._-* Bes B..KING 15¢ TANNER MALT— 50c ee * rAN MALT— |~60c capex.” M6 a HOPS 20c HNUT sf LGHETTI—Prevered . te eat BERRI FS—Eancy, 25c yy. STAMPS—With bit aut: «wobile er pe valich Pes.tr STAMP witer Tra MCLE STAMPs—With bottle fruit Flavering Estrart. vers. bottle LAGLE STAMPS—With 10- jar Mixed SY eet ‘T YELLeW CREAM et 25c : : a r; cs . . : fl 3 m 3 * %& i) ” ae Ba

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> , sie i be i e . ‘. =x ; — i P UBURNI 3 e> Ssgamegens DIES ON GALLOWS FOR Pert s - OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE ” A “rng |S MIUIPNER OF WOMAN Like a Boy” || NewStraps& Oxfords Starck mt comin: | a ey ome at 30—Full «a _9 me S : : t, "DD Sehe - ; ‘ : ie +} " . i eat ° : . : , 4 ) “ e Ww inclme a beautiful Rocst, Ib. _ , ; ) fo} sunrise toda for the mairder cf VV hether ol a pe >» an - Ficor Lamp with Silk Shada, e ib. lic Mrs. Anna ©. Johnson. The tran/|!| “poo hae sees, : ! = i VS .- A Music Rol! Cabiset, Combination _ , (ame “;,;]| 400K and act t | See Ing Piane and Piayer-Piano Bench , Was pulled at 5:10 o'clock and Had- youthful if 4 and a sew selection of music . ! aes | Vigordéus Rolls. $345 largely | x s ALL FOR ONLY ... : ley A ; ronounces os At & : i Brand- = ful ~ Stew { “upe | it as pronoun 1 dead at 6:22. i | pends “ c S rior ! rhe condemned man maintained|| ;;., size, just as i.) yChops | | eo : a : lustrated : . f den | © MACARONI to the end his claim of innocence cf | Diood, — ands b / | niran. hh chet , BiShou | the crime for which he was execut- | organs.” said a, eee See oe New 1 | , ee pm } al ea Breast | (ed. Hie met his fate « iImlv 1 | York doctor cle tiv. - Re! they are | | | A et : “ape eee : ~ | : + youn : means a you bong | ; shout 9% tr a got Veal, Ib. ; 12c | | eo t NSE Se. fs ee ha mA by oe, £ = pe age 2 Oy Pate ¢ ‘ age XN Pa aN utes | : oY SP: De Ds Ry hn) Rial i I i ig eA aaa be Ee I Ow oe Fe BP aa Se aR hee ee ere 3 a i ee ~~ Phe Ln . - " ; - ‘ , -% WW o ween + ie . BS ha, _. rE 7 ¥. d lift across || dium in vour body you may be | Comfortable, broad toe Styles with flexible extension PURE aif; Ib... . |the Arizona desert in their automo-|| YOUN {Ul in. feeling and appear- | soles and low rubber heels. Ideal Shoes for growing | ance at 40, 50 or even 60. | | i st } 01] ; , ? tj Bicge | con = 20c | eo i | “So definite is the action of the || youngsters for dress or play wear. Specially priced | iat : ‘ ’ ladley mounted the _ platform/| T4dium element in ARIUM that i in our new first fl C us Pe without hesitation i. hed ene || goes right to work the minute it /[! S oor hildren’ s Department: ; | "lo a eae Value j Me Sted Ham b, 35 fee : al 5] Ll] . n ten no; enters the body and sets up health) | | ee a wears ; ’ | Dreakfast, but had dressed with de-.|| functioning of the blood, glands n S. Sizes 1 Miss It! Sa ~ a PR my death,’’ was his onlv statement. svstem within only 24 hours’ time. ; es gi s to rr! , ¢ whey | ‘J ay & | v) Hadlev. at his v red) , Vet t is so harmiess that even a 4 2 /2 . On Sale | ~ 7 nal al Flour b6¢ | , De eS ¥ ; : . ore ree child may take it with perfect 53 2 to 8 $2 ‘§ naaday. T Bt RA . “ aptized during the night by the safety. Signs of weakness, nerv- 75 aaa omor- ; > ce Rev. J. W. Henderso n, prison chap- ous disorders, high blood pressure, ’ and last- citttty a : . ohapiain. Dr Hunter remained all!| usually disappear with amazing night at the cll and sang, hymns; rapidity and you fairly radiate | | | for-Hadlev strength, power and magnetism.” | | There are no preserva- | “ie Phe If you want to increase your | Se sei a ane: sis Ralseas 9 ms “iek, i Ee Just before the mask was ad-:| own strength, vitality and nerve | ps | tives in Kraft Cheese, no .- | justed Dr. Hunter offered a prayer|| force, rid yourself of pains, aches || and disease—if vou want to fee] . land kissed Hadley on the cheek. tee OwDER— | rind no wast but 100 your whole body vibrate with new P | ? es % | In the group of 38 persons who || Vigor and ambition you will find {t | | "The Place fo Bu Shoes” es 5 mie cheese — a better cheese | witnessed the hanging was Peter|) Well worth while to try ARIUM ; 7ll WASHINGTON AVE. ‘Johnson. hushand of the sla! nn on for two weeks and if vou are not || than ou ever thou ht it Avastin nM 1© Siain wWom-| amazed and over lov ae at the re- y £ trons Johnson, himself severely! sults go to vour druggist and get | We are now located between 7th and 8th, ‘ de t time S rife was YOU , hack | possible to make. |wounded at the time his wife wa br mney WaCw a a two blocks west of our former location Killed, was the state’s principal wit- and Success is g1 pe conpesee S9 Vou ness in Hadlev’s two trials. run no risk whatever ll good f druggists can supplw ARIC M. — = - ee 4 “Tam trying to kee nv thoughis nd > TTI Prepared . 4 WETeeeeEs : ; patupieecrite off the people i} ave Wwrongéd | aM SPAGHETTI— Pimento, Swiss and Brick, sold by RM on ake 6.. on intieitater Smad , te eat; Cc h IP d - ‘ ‘ A, a < j i i a | ~~ . the sitce, pound or lo«- night “Vengeance think. would | desis ;me——-RARCy. 25c he unsuitable for my last hours cf} .- un. ; ’ Raut. sTAMPS—With hig | life ' es » or 680 8 VARIETIES IN TINS oe 8 rr ee qi né 2 “A oo Place i in Which to Shop” : : | | pammeents : CALL NOW—WHY WAIT? S EAGLE ST 4MPA— | 60c a A Lis rsion of in etary ran attav« . 7 eet sTAMPs—With bottle a Reditss ont ian soit ee wc . . icers X OT $ fruit soo iin Extract, 35c - IN Ge all thaw. ba’ aia celia’ | ~~ vers. bottle | 5 9 phn, wes | : ; e - - ATrestl e¢ THe fo} owl or | Plain toe, moisture-proot iM faking fact" Fg gad acne 9 INC. yn gerigran ho | 65 i —— | PERE DERE mi Gunpowder Tea jar Mixed Sweet 15c ing. middie sole, ° iP NG ‘Ea, lee . ‘ " ST YELL@W CREAM 25¢ | — | No Animosity for Hushand. | Beautiful, full size, Upright iSE—ib TAMPS—With = Ce OR “Peter Johnson, her hushand, I} 916-—et8 CLIVE ST. | Piano, guaranteed for a long mip Tonto iSc J) cece Age, Smylie Soy igus Rds gi i | number of years. This instru- SH FLORIDA RED 10c ee against, he said If I helleved a " ment will compare favorably , TOMATOES—Lb man had killed my wife I would %e | ATOF. wn Beauties; ih Gancemt Mat te. tehwdene } with others selling up to $400. a ae Reeeerese. Dat Mr. sohaem mportant Saturday Sales of New Apparel OUR PRICE ONLY woe 05 ae made to khelieve me pguiltv withorit ictualliv knowing that I was.” , Told by Warden Sims that the last W ? eet a | id | x on lo sag word from Phoenix was not encou-- mar e r te oo aging his ho es for mmuta- | - a pong ct creche | If you are “em sure at time of purchase that you will be permanent!y satisfied, we ‘will exchange for a my other instrument without one tion of sentence and that he regret- . I ted heing forced to hring sad news port resses | penny'’s loss to you—Iis this not fair Hadiey replied with resignation New Starck Pianos, $850 to $800; Starck Players, $850 to “You cart bring me what, you | of $1200. Convenient Payments. ' caplet eaten Specially Priced for Saturday | A \ Ahi f fod _ : thorities for courtesies and declared | te! SNS \ a his ial itment had heen above re 4 FY | j . o ATO 1ano DL. proach 19 95 | fi Manujdet Starek Grand, Upright , cionte $35 Stylish re | , et anuvlacturera arck Grane pr tread and bs — ee fel gine eel and <i] + -1018 Olive St. (*5,%") St. Louis evs body, unclaimed by rela tives ' ae buried Or ths priso ‘ : _ DINE: erounds At his request the mask | | : EVERY STARCK PIANO GU ARATRED FOR 25 VFAR: . as not removed from his. face. H. Exceptionally complete is our showing of new | me ess 8 : Was no emoved ery | 7 = Si)! rig hv his Pe — J Hs .) Dresses for immediate wear. including splendid aqaivorce wives Ane Iwo c aren P ° ° jf, : a varieties of new Canton crepe Dresses, satin Can- Y according to his attorney Mrs , . y as Pictured 3 Gy j Hadley, the second wife-ath¢ seri ton, printed crenes, flannels, taffetas and combinations 5 2 with him in the Oklahoma Peniten- of materials. There are Dresses in the smart straight- | | LINN | tap | 66 § | Mary, obtained ‘a divorce recent; line effects, beaded Dresses, embroidered models— NS NY | ea gigas i” My. dear, how ca ha "a oe co. rags hia in fact, models for every occasion. Light colors and | P living in New York, but the attor- ; * » IAW WALA EC Fi ney refused to diselose her name also black and ws | ) , Myr 7 t An incident of the night was the | Ai’ Gly Youthyed OU. S SO receipt at 2 o'clock by Warden Sims Other Wew Dresses, Priced From $35 to $125. | rAl . 799 . ) [= siender . rcretee na , . +7 of a long distance call from Denver A woman's voice was. heard, but @he | spok ith such excitement that tl | ; 7 | alia ‘coat tact: uiiderstand ‘her. | | wy, Shgaee OU looked so different only a few weeks ago! RAINCOATSE She left the telephone. The call had \ A nd now you seem vears younger! \\ hat have Pe nade from +s publi telephon: f ) | . . q care ee wick TH | : vou been doing to yourself ? $9 | j : | a N . | ’ And you can truthfully answer that you have hardly donea thing tuse Hadles’s First Convittion Was for VW tt t | Xv Melto—a most remarkable reducing cream. You have hardly chan your mdeder ediatabe ey Hie Wife. ~ e acgue e Oa 5 habits of living, you have enjoyed the good things of life—you haven’? starved Paul V. Hadley was an automobile | | yourself to flabbiness or exercised to exhaustion. coach, te You have simply alesm: in Reanumont, Tex Tr ’ . . | ey i used the newest discovery of science praised by thousands of women everyw sik he sloped te \Oklahioma ‘Cit: Specially Priced \¢ : : at That your grocer sees 1914 he eloped to Oklahoma City SPeclany ¢ Melto is a delicate, fragrant, rose-tinted cream. You simply rub a little of this . y er with a nurse, taking one of the 2 cream on the place or places you wish to retluce—be it hips, bust, chin, thighs, to it that he always has “4 firm’s cars, which he sold, keeping ankles or elsewhere. Rub for five fres the money, ith which he subse- 2 S minutes and repeat this treatment . h supply of quently arted a picture show in $ 5 $ 3 5 Fy each evening. Kansas City ° Now, all fat is directly ander the skin. New ailored Melto 1s absorbed by the pores and titer Early in 915 he was traced to . ae: tie dnd arrested< on ally meits away the fat. With this ee ee end arreses, on treatment you redace wheré you want ‘har f tealing an automohile . | | d h ise our skin ep ae eine eae eethis New models in the popular short coat style, de- | and Fancy SR ee eee eae ee was sent for him. and as he was be veloped in camel's hair, polaire cloth, knit cloth and | ‘ mascies firm. | ing taken back to Beaumont, Mrs silk—side-tie effects, some with wide moire ribbon Suits you can, have greater \Scuky, yea ene ho accompanied the Sher- , 7 i d ve better health ter eyes and a tie fastenings, others ribbon bound and fastene lighter step when you have ra , iff and her hushand. killed Sheriff ‘th 1f ti Sj t g . ‘ . wt ort read ot inten Malis nett Miamubet with se les. izes 14 tO 36. Very Specially Priced for this terrible 4 ) ae luctor * ~ It's so simple, so easy, se convenient compe! led the conductor to Saturday ‘ nee Meito that you shouldn't tolerate iam the train, 206 Lock’ ber mgenens Other New Sport Coats, Capes and Wraps, Priced | day. A delicious shortbread off F rom $25 to $150. , Tried at aiicleiinials om may be eaten alone or a eee Shad Sitlewtna aay che : ‘3 5 with other desserts. It tured the couple about 18 miles from the ratlroad They were tried at whee actua! measuremeots : Hadlev receiving a life | you have gained the u grace, the a that is every Muskogee, ls made by the bakers of zentence and his wife heing acquit- ' weman ¢ natural ted on an insanity plea. Mrs. Had-| ; Ws clahdelp hetateicl ley railed at the Judge, protesting + fb L | New Suits of the best cums tied metal dline eikasent a mee ia that she was the gculiltv one and SPE A vases quality Poiret twill in reducing by the Me!to Methed. pleading to be sent to prison. — , | navy, tan or gray. In- MELTO 16th Btreet Biscul t lca bee vst: | jove,” mae’ ° | cluded are a number of dif- Dept, H. 2118. [ | ag from the man I love,” she New Mohair Jacquette | ferent new side-tie em- New York City ’ The Judge thereupon sentenced broidered effects with. the The World’s Best Soda , popular long coat, shorter er to 10 vears in prison on a chorge , ‘Bl S ‘ = Cracker f havis ¢ aSBal agree . es m ra Ouse weaters | blouse coat and new box infil where she lad een waitin jal | ith the _ side-tie RE IN N A frial Mon that occasion she atten pt coat ™ CREAM Aris f -* TIONAL ee to kill the guard and - eee "ied Specially Priced ‘ fastening. The workman- DUC G reo eee ’ P a | an | BISCUIT COMPANY =e | | Sip emt these Sales to ep al Stiecs, buy. 0 Ee . Two years ago apices was re- to our usual high standard, FAMOUS & BARR D. G. CO. ' iS leased from prie#on to per ect an in- . | : oo . 1 i a seeede oad Wiel * Be! the prey at — vo B. NUGENT @ BROS. D. G. Cg: next hea rd from him was his arrest and t e ues roug out : SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT na for the Arizona murder are saggy out of the BARNEY ordinary zes 14 to 18, STIX, BAER & FULLER Z | | and 36 to 40. JELKE Made of ht weight Shetland mohalr, these | . GOOD LUCK ff rorutar new Sweaters have button fastenings and | oeher New Suits, Priced come in a variety of colors—Harding blue, green, | MARGARINE gray, navy, tan, cocoa and brown. All sizes. From $25 to $rso. The Finest fer Bread Ps \ - ——_—-_, ‘DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evens giving Associated Press news service.

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oT. Lou's POST-GISPATCH © The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. in FP was a joke, but a | political a ie he top | -*. as ; ; Ut ‘ - Powder in Pockets Explode ripe to be ptake and sent out | wanted to show the folks at Excel- Tae — AR coi walked about: / Make Special to the Post-Dirpatch. PP bes sior Springs he is still proficient. He 50 mile S the week in adai. |Your Own 13. tion to his own exertions. Te | iy KNOXVILLE, Tenn., April ° es peeled off hi# coat and began han- | esse Mayor Helps Lay Bricks. | : odin loge ma speculative sugges-| dling brick and mortar in a manner Candy. Baseball Bats sériously injured when blastiag pow- | There was a wd. Ai e Mee MM thew cavsied in tne: | ion put forth today that Morse’s| which quickly attracted a een? 7: 2. m iz at nomination for the Mayor for Gov- | When someone identified him to th = Sy it : 2 * we “t. ; Hill, y.. 4 tewspaperman | @ fact of which he is proud, and he) ockets was set off by a brush fire ‘welhbern + aceta ernor be an expression of gratitude} onlookers, a rush call for a Sucka s because the Mayor helped lay brick} was sent out. The Mayor ducke | , wn at a building in Excelsior Springs! before the camara arrived. : i ‘‘The Boys Can Keep on Run- which Morse is having remodeled. One of the Mayor's first official > | ‘ ‘ ( 9 The Mayor formerly was a bricklayer, ;acts on his return was to ph See a EXCLUSIVe | wee ning Me if angle neni» jletter today accepting an invitation | Th | 3 : ~ | Says Mayor on Return. ‘to act as judge of the Missouri State . A 4 . : _ ADVERTISEMENT. __— | Fiddlers’ Contest at Paris, May a representatives Whi * ‘ | The Mayor wrote that he was cer-| | inh! @ nal a. 3 ; > | Mayor Kiel returned from Excel- A CLEAR COMPLEXION tain he would make a good judge pe- | ni} e ¥ a puUsy Bee Tea ; ‘sior Springs this morning to meet cause he knows nothing about fid- WE y a 4 ~ s Wh r é Ly 417)N. Seventh St. Elevator questions regarding his race for the Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes | dling in general or Missouri ae toe x a 1e ; i a a : ‘ in particular. But, he adde “Xt. . b ' & place of supreme quiet and Governor, | — | TH (ot sberkeonsceqqpeeqaynagtadealinata Most Women Can Have. has acted as judge in many contes‘s, . ; ' “9% ——_ : oo é ‘q@here ladies shopping and busi under A SD cés of F 4 2 4 v’") : : : ; — oe Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known ‘from picking movie beauties (to ‘A Rave the time, may enjoy ! Your Regular Morse, “paymaster” of sos iageniar mee Ohio Physician. babies, so believed he could eviatt 4 Rep } _ 41% Missourt campaign fund in 1929, fiddler, especially if assisted Y | an > i= Luncheon in comfort and rest. ¥ Dealer , with a smile and meaningless evae Dr: F..M, Edwards for 17 years| Mayor Gromwell of Kansas City and | sy | - ; ° : se a treated scores of women for liver and | Gov. Hyde, who also have been ask *:l | re sss >; : These features can be had only on the Univer aly Subway Sells for Cash On d 7 —— eo ye 3 will want no other. Our prices and terms | | Advertised for Saturday =] : an : Saturday i 3 =. MS »— reasonable. Come in and let us demonstrate the’ : = = | versal Gas Range. Be } : Smoked (Callle Style) Hams z (PD Moning Bi] - | Sub Another 0 : | | m | ie ory tae mapa aa lz Zine =| 1(UNIVERS RENTON) ae give you the best bargains of the season. ‘ . . Carload price ' ” =, ee today is ape lb Coal—_Gas—-Wood E PP age : Ww ne aed focigponns $ This wonderful range embodies all the conveniences | i O pounds, Knoger’s price is on basis + of $9.00 per, hun- or dred pounds,- Mild sugar*cured, hickory smoked, Govern- ment inspected. 10 to 12 lb. average; lb... of a gas range with all the advantages of a coal and : wood range. Means a warm kitchen in cold weather— i S| a cool kitchen in warm‘weather. Absolutely automatic SS | S A wonderful Bars white laundry 7 B0ap Or Clean, white, 6 per — Fresh Pork pee —no parts to change—nothing to remember. Simply 176 size, ] 50 S1Z@, ORANGES ©. 30: OO The big White Store is offering you s1ze . . ‘ a Satut@ay Special in Pork Shoulder. Closely trimmed, lean—any amount ay 4 on , ’ of the wrist.” Use, gas, coal and wood fire for baking * t : ‘ | and cooking at the same time, if you wish, on the : | Universal. Coe F | The elevated gas oven for quick bakings is just the . | | r i thing to cut your gas bills. Finished in either blue or . , Idaho Rurals, rsa +n 3 Pounds : OS eae re you Want; 7% Ib. and up gray Univit Porcelain it is very easily kept clean— SPINACH 2 Pounds for-15c DO YOU LIKE CHICKEN? | POULTRY just wipe it off. Now is the time to investigate! When ~ i a . $30.00 Value OINS or + oe Shoulders lh 1 Ac LEGS STE Fed or Breasts '= ring i»... Late FRIED SPRING CHICKEN? Do You Like Rich, Cream Gravy? SPECIAL Y coins ge Pog + args treo aa Our Own Fresh eo Se thank you for it. No ehance Dressed Hens, Ib, 7 1 Fried Spring Chicken Young Roosters, fh a pe it | : ® marvelous golden brown . we are offering such liberal terms and prices. Geese, Ib. | per NEW POTATOES ': 10¢ FRESH TOMATOES 2 |: 25c for S extra ICEBERG LETTUCE: 8 heads, = DORK SHOU LDERS sorte average, ‘it per lb. 1 1 Fresh FANCY YOUNG HENS‘: 30c per lb. Cut from choice | ROAS F native cattle; 7 25 per pound..... 2 C DORK LOIN ROAST sine lc choice 6 to 8 os lb. loins; per Bi | y 2 Cc ETL a la Mode, 12 | 2Pfings, Ib. ... SMOKED CALIF. HAMS, *” ANCY ¢ BACON cp, Ducks, Ib. Thoroughly cured; sil- very white. Served with ure cream. COFFEE ere cup chest in Od Roosters, tb.! 19 | TET TT & Se eee, , = wee oe Hit th ad OTT Five dollars cash will held any _ Universal : ’ —8 . you may select for future delivery and « : All — a to all special inducements of this exhibit, } great varie N ac Daring this oxhibic we will take your old w aste | An exceptic broken down coal or gas Range and you ° especially liberal_allowance on your new | ha Make your,own terms on balance. me SET ROGERS TD Ty” «FREES FRE® = New 26 Piece Set With every Universal Range purchased ¢ aria ; | Doll SILVER. PLATE demonstration we will include without chag ar beautiful 26-piece set of Rogers Oak Gray , guaranteed silverware. ig Bome imperfect—new Don’t Miss This Opportunity! This set of silverware carries an unlimi and solid co antee from the makers, William Rogers “— Stock-Peterman House Furnishing © ] | - Sik Shirt Fourteenth and Salisbury 4 $3.85 | — $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 © FETE EA Sk Ee A —— _ : Whites—solid colors and 7. TTT Jerseys and baby broadelc Gold ion Red Kidney 10 PINEAPPLE t LOUR Jean of Arc brand, Recipe brand: ex- size can, a tra crushed: No. 20 BG -feuna a ise alze cen: a real 24 ack oe value 300 value nat Oc 10 ouswax ns 99 F me All loaded with soap and ready to go. They are worth 10c each. Every cus- Wns 4d tomer that comes into this store will receive one absolutely free of charge, at Hot. Freth Roasted. four candy department on the first floor. Melodee 88-Note Word Rolls 25c @ach or 8 for 50c. U. S: Rolls without words; marches, fox trots, waltzes, etc. 49c each or 2 for 95c. U. S. Word Rolls, a large selection, 58c each or 2 for $1.10. All the most popular and latest releases - BUR —- , in U. 8S, $1.00 word rolls. The largest selection in the city. 12,000 LBS. BREAKFAST BACON Sold last week at Remley’s Market. This is not conversation but a real fact. 20,000) pounds is our aim for this week. BREAKFAST BACON SUGAR CURED, HICKORY SMOKED beautiful bright ; a nice average: Half or Whole ES re 2 |© |e = TT TTT TT TAA TTTATTTTTH TTP a ee ual TZ a? ee ee C2 Imported lisles a ©O 16 || we Me & ae * et ae ame -_s. _ Spring —_ Slaughtered in our own sunlit sanitary pack- ing plant last night. Upwards of 250 beau- tiful fat, genuine milk-fed calves. This week we're going up against the 309 mark. This is not conversation but a real fact and can prove it. Milk-Fed Veal— 1 > ee perfectly lovely, \e *e 2 srr eee ee © © © © & 6 © Bele 6 eo elute PtH TS thee \_ ES — TTT TU ull oc

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e RIDAY. S APRIL 13. i923. ‘The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the re Daily Star and the Times Combined by eae eR 40,000 ————— ee — ee —_—— : =) ASSERTS PARLOR PINKS) ss SRE eee 10c each 1B] MN ARLAND FINNS | | Saturday’s Attractive Feature Thrift Offer Saturday ' Gompers eve Wea Seid anne i : MEN'S Victrola. l 00 | Was Refused AM te tS | BROG UE. OXFORDS : Sent Home at Ones for Only Three Stores stand Against Radicalism. Olive and 6th 417 N. 7th 617, N. Broadway “ . py BE ' pusy Bee Tea Rooms | ; —Yyyp = as) Week-End Specials By the Associated Press Yt; The 417/N. Seventh St. Elevator to 2d Floor i WASHINGTON, April 18. — Be-| MMM\Q@ZZZZZZ ZZ, 4 Celeb A place of supreme quiet and good taste, Busy Bee Sunshine Cake, ea. 25c cause the Workers’ Education Bu-'| # \t ey a - ebrated ‘q@here ladies shopping and business men, who Chocolate-Dipped Nuts a box 25c ete te eee ee 9 . © have the time, may enjoy their Noonday cafi Federation of Labor, is not ‘‘def.- W;* Luncheon in comfort and rest. . Assorted Fruit Cuts, a box.. 15c nitely committed to a radical pro i . 4 us i sly H TETTLELLL TELLLEGLL Q ee | lero 15-Pe. Louis XVI Bed: @9AQ 00 : « 3 weak parts. May be had in wood a ED VANITY a END BE - MY DRESSER: ‘ 4g wane Caps, $1.50 New Spring Hats, $ ne : ee eee Sse Great Ste MOH Brass? “e"FeLceeE tittowst=® 4 | AINTY ORET $4.00, $4. 14 at $5.00 Qualities Is heavily constructed $16. 95 '~ at eet See ee eee ds t turn- oy ro icnarason : | ing of the adjusting nut in close , quarters, 3 ee Olive and Sixth | | Bees | |e BEE rr ns | Si imirren {| || sceepeccses= T0e1 107-1109 OLE eerneer = & TNT i — | Trimont Manufacturing Company partment—tbeveled mirror and four érawers ‘ — — : é , Roxbury (Boston), Mass. A‘ a —— DEDEDE RASDLERA DALAL ROAR ARAL AL LE 14 PFET ETALAY May,

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: ; on. | ximatelv Equals that of the Da31.. he Times Combined. a a ‘S PO -FISPA The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximatety ? Daily Globe-Democrat and the APRIL 13, iggy a ————— tt ST. LOU S ST TCH iets : $$ ’ pe ae 4 13 Cents, Lowes $5. is eles Pt Ww. | . ’ _— es Ore. April 13—A bur-*y Gov. Small Plants Onk Tree. K RESULTS IN | CMEhSG and Mime Neithe ‘Anheuser PTOMAINE ATTAC Nellte TWEED SUI Pr the Agecciated Press. +. SPRINGFIELD, M1. April 13.—!| OLIcY |= — , Ss a agge VERDICT UNDER ACCIDENT P —— _ How about a © CLOTH CAPES , Recalling that Ilinols once wns one/ 2 a ae f th t forest creas of the coun | > is En- bd . a. nal endth tobay go lay cete- Tis co g1000 as on Re- MA 1 R A K Os ro VW nN S ult ho \ VP | — DRESS | _brated Arbor day by planting : suit of Tiness in 1921. : | ¢ wri the c itol . oun ss : © “= . — a as oe 5840 Was 3 . . aes - ncts the aude E. Vrooman, 5090 Wash Weallty Chocolates, Ib. 49 Simply in the way of sug- | Garments 52 shen t & " 5 Ss . “A »s ° ’ 7 rost or anced gg rorthy mace verdict for = gestion; for in choosing State is a worthy mene | esterday obtained a Ju: , : Given which all can render lasting B®PWEE 4.45 39 in Circuit Judge Hamilton Rose Bud Chocolates, strict among the fine woolens of to posterity.” Me | court against the Royal Indemnity Nut and Fruit Centers, A custom-tailored suit America, England, Scotland - Co., on an accident insuran a $1.25 Ib. of fine worsted 12 and Ireland, there is no more ADVERTISEMENT ies = | brown or drab, limitation to color than there | Car ie can wae confined | SATURDAY is to material. But on Flesh— 2.20.0 ees) | | “Sezer: $50 ee oe ho || Assorted Milk Chocolates, But a brown to look well oer Look Younger When he siads claim unter a Bon Bons & French Nougats| coank aaa gt hag hear of ae | pany refused hygres | ot ees Serie ok Tee jcontending ‘ess which was asserted | 30Oc Ib. woolens. And then if it is 2 $69.50 SUITS MMe eis te ety ard. drews | wea ; of alleged chronic = — a a mrs tease - na i 3 $65.00 SUITS tight over their bones—their disposi- stomach trou! —-s Two Stores Ura measurements — wel. —& - ) | RNa Stee sy Geers Pot | nine other accident companies ow 1949 Delmar BL sorovemsamsner ‘en you will have the kind = § QUA BE i "$5 3 5.00 SUITS $50.00 SUITS ts. But once you try the new -+hesea wi re — es gy ik . 217 N. 7th St. of brown suit we mean. $39.50 SUITS ‘~ ea OS v ~~» 4 . —— aa apy oe nfirm |. wee i nneals h, enric e bio and increase , i Ea ’o Shin et ae energy. what a rapid change takes ee W SAI] Eve ywoere piace’. The whole secret is in = P- tt A turning the food yon eat into flesh, muscle and red bilocd in- fistceaarcegh ence owioe MRS, pOROTHY HICKEY MARRIED @-duilding nour- our - dy for your- Vrs. DD with each aoe tnt tail w avenue, 1 T'S Vitamon ee a ; ss ee daugnter measure your. Dewey Hickey 4 x before you start. and then watch . Adolp! each week. Un- ae = ~~ 2 al a. vs a Mnahere ; ion . , - ee --*f . “4 ps a you are delighted with the stagt- ‘*°**°"""- ssesman for an ) : 2a — See 2s» . Euptovement in ‘the way you 642) Cates averiue, sinlesman ! pectais ror atur ay at ) Oa . f= Window end look, the @mall amount de- . : eat rT ¢ Y | riwAte = ’ - . “ , _ > - . wil be Grageist for the ap dnnarted jmmediately after- | eS Ae : 3 prompt i’ refunded yey qaQe; " “ey ii oe ro . ‘ PY , > ~ ‘ ’ aastivs Vw. heelthbusiding ward on a motor trip se , | | r fae : om” AY sf agmmon Aag been fosy : he cone sa Ty it «a ‘ — ’ ’ | ; i 4 =e & , Al : 5 ‘ 4 = thousands cf cases, @ ,; gee —- team tola of their ni ' ; > s ~~ * el aang yone who OB- ‘Friends had ! ae nate advis- Tf ‘f oe # Se & Yb g “ae wmcreared — Ti ‘ i] ide é a . . . | hy iz FT = + * ee # ~~ ‘ ae At all good druggists ied cs . owe Hickey caiec | if ; bfani oe *, ; *, ? - oF ae : et : ii ; , ‘ : 4 - = > ‘ . pe 7 x4 : : f j ’ - _ . = Ger ai i ae Dept. = ‘| Reeipeaee Vee Noes eee Tau Models in Tre Viale eX aor | eee CY = Poiret Twill—Bo. i AS \ ‘ “6. bs x : = -? ~ G A ; | leagues. Our wniforms Es ad h h” }—- "a \\n | j are high class aaa at a7, he Cc ograp i bbe i | | | moder rive Z | ve PSSZaIN aman , SENSA TIONAL SA | - : nd yee is your opportunity to = i > : — “e | SAMPLE CARDS aid. by af se (22 iieiaethdg ww plan epee | wt > i B ¥2 TOMORROW—BEGINNING 8 Al CATALOGS on Request instruments are slightly used but are in such good condition [ity ee ~, ; 75ca Week v0 °tiey se handsome: | aia | , N MOSCOW, at GOLDSMITH —18-inning guar- RAWLING'’S Professi ome ones tae lav ; 11 “~ 4s | 4 of March ol, s antes league base- alk ene &cr SNS , = . oe as low as $15.00 and up to $350.00. | - eee Se SS S q ed, besides the V Men S Sizes. : | SSS : Zepliack, on the e : peecer sees No Interest Charged : Terms to Suit | SN : Sa, patches, of “oppe | | N ment.”” The Archt : : : SASS : to death but as a ee Big Lot of 75c Records for Your Phonograph Used Weed RX the religious senti Louisville Slugger Bats 10-Inch Cohen Listens in on the peg ps _. in K. ¥ Rolls—Worth ‘ RQ@ ._ £—q ants, his sentence i . Radio ~ The Lovelight in Your Eyes a : . SQ WSs . Ska A complete stock, al! ; Dogble-Faced Nothing But Aggravatin’ Papa Up to $1.50. 7a ‘~~ eo o | Sw SSS Central Ex 25c to 2.50 RECORDS Love Sends a Little Gift of Wanita Special, . SWS SESS i , Ro Whispering Pines RSs 8 : ? | My Buddy Rose of the Rio Grande WS ey Protests and 1 Ys Saw Mill River Road wen Fou aoe Were ? | ey a Protestants, J e- : : Young Maggie Blu E a Roller Skates [| C me ti Wild Little Town in Ould Counts C . Ss | — in all parts : earest ’ . , 3 |The WINSLOW-balltearing, rubber pi | 1 Pope and from t wunen, Sdjustable foot-plates, ‘for boys Gy L a . . Normandy Capes, Full Crepe-Silk Lined 5 ae Britain, the Unit or girls; pair, ee | apes, ch $1 RS S) This Complete If not entirely Fa | Full-Length Canton Crepe Capes, Black oaly Official League Baseball | Glov es value, NOW sat rae eat = Fringe-Trimmed Crepe-Lined Silk Capes. .. ne —~ L — it will not cost Full-Length Black Capes, Loose Panels : Tennis Rackets | Player Piano you one cent. ; Novelty Capes, Silk Lined, Gray Far Collars: 989 te tions high grade gut * SPEC] AL, $2.45 Outfit | Le seat ‘Ry Velour and Saedine Capes, Black, Tan, Navy. ” The WESTINGHOUSE | KODAK | Including Player-Piano—Bench, SPORT @ The Children Music Rolls and Large Music ) % : | Roll Cabinet Hy : : : | Pl) ) + Caer Vi A $ ()() ——$$—_—— ———$— Lie MB a bode, 4} These are one of the season’s most practical and efi : . ° | aes SS. a a Nieaeu. twe garments for the Spring wear, regulation belted « i | | ~ cs i m™ OCCU VTE ST TTT TT)’ | FA ' | ; FE Set. considered one of the best api treasured straight from shoulder topcoat models. The largest vets for local recetving en: ater years ~ : £ y riety of sport coat variations you have seen | $27.00 VALUE for ———— ———————— = —— ae ole a8 | this season at any one time under one roof. Many ® : Terms $10 a Month z Ae er ob style effects. | ’ : ’ ' ' : ' : é : sof ir films at HYATT’S a 1 | a3" $9. 99 0 RE SA A OE SE LB eet what this offering means— | - = . M P. M. Crystals, nor 9 in@ better re ee ee : a high-class 88-note Smiley & ; ~~ , = \e et M. P. M. Crystals, 7 ee ee Piles complete outht as listed above—for = ———. ! | Te ire mounted . - -32c for BETTER™ | only $295.00. You can try this outfit cr) le Auf Pe “B” Batteries, fresh M atie died Bint in in your own home for 30 days and if = : | stock, $3.90 size $2 39 a Pte not entirely satisfactory it will not ;. “Blue $4 me} Piimsa left before 1 \ cost you ome cent. Your old Piano Streak"; $6.90 value Ready by 5 P. M. Same Day. will be taken in exchange and lib- Mail Orders Promptly Filled eral allowance made. ? Buy Now , a 4 7 North amoadway Peas 12th and Olive Sts. ™ For the REST of your li Thru to 530 St. Charlies St feus .

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+ -hseaoal EED SUITS LOTH CAPES ILK DRESSES tout Jag ene The City Circulation of the — POST: DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and F Se Te Times Combined by ae 18 Cents, Loses $5. tere rettenss > hg i. eeaaee . ert Pesan ee 2 T3533 ++ ti Pert; . 4. 335 . eC LOO a - glar entered the .-_ of Temrence! While so doing, he dropped a $5 , Ore., April 13.—A_ bur-‘ Wilson, at Dallas, and stole 13 cents.| gold piece on the floor, where Wil- son found it the next morning. He oo the case here today ADVERTISEMENT ay St TEA KEEPS j : TT. © ‘ ’ $4534 ans. 91 th + a ; es4s : | es ied aso: : : f : 7 > . 5 ** - : ; Re ? or= Be toe rs * = eboney 2 7 + >. > Sabres : ; + . * _ eee z ia as oe oe : > tore 3555 o Tyee ih + ++e- lee \ : -«* ~ Boos ten ' ; co 4% Saas=s : te cese? 4 + by > at 4 4 . ’ | ; ow Teter t ; : : oe se + eae! Sets 7% 7" b+ > * r}- . . * Sect osed 32 4% > - ied 4) When Mixed With Sai- «2? phur It Brings Back Its in—see the New Renee. _-{1| notes advancing age. fi the advantages of a youthful appear- mee ance. Yo ° Men—We Invite You Here t« an invitation te cvery man in St. Lonwts te come tw and open a liberal charge account. new suit tomorrow, men, and arrange to pay in such small sums that yeu will never miss the money. Prices start at 827.50. for the Ladies Select your ee ‘ THe - _ *° i peebt a 70Rs6 seat ' . ieee nning spring 4 rs : + eorer * - Wonderful new Suits, Coats, Wraps uri om Beattiful Lustre At Once Gray hair, however handsome, de- hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it i fades, turns gray and looks streaked, a just a few applications of Sage Tea 4, and Sulphur enhances its appearatce. , a bundredfold. Don’t stay gray! Look young! , Either prepare the recipe at home orf get from anv drug store a bottle of ricer Sage and Sulphur om- pound,’’ which is merely the old-time recipe improved by the addit@pn of other ingredients. Thousands of folks 4} recorm.end this ready-to-use prepara- tion, because it darkens the hair beavu- tifully, besides, mo one can possibly tell, as it darkens so naturally and evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, *-":ing one small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two. its natural color is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and Ins- We all know . $27,236 VERDICT FOR INJURY GIVEN AGAINST CHASE ULMAN Boiler Maker's Helper Had Sued for $50,000 Because of Branscome Hotel Accident. A verdict of $27,236.25 was re- turned yesterday by a jury in Cir- cult Judge Miller's court in favor of Paul Contine, 25 years old, of St. Louis County, against Chase Uiman, On account of an intury to his left arm and hand in an accident Nov. 1, 1921, at Hotel, 6370 Pershing avenue, of which Ulman was owner. Contine, who ts a boiler maker's helper, was tn an elevator pit an- noring a rope for the purpose af moving a boiler from the basement when he was struck bv an elevator hich was in operation His sued for $50,000 damagea. alleging neg ligence on the part of the defendant Ulman dented liability, contending that plaintiff was guilty of contribu tory negligence in entering the pit and further that he had warning of danger. Uiman, who said he racticed law formerly in Porto Rico, aided hig attorneys in making an arsu ment to the Court on a demurrer and won praise from Edward W Foristel, attorney for the platntirf. for his presentation of the law. 17} man recently sold the property for a price said to have been $1,200.000. | SMALL SEAPLANE GIVEN TRIAL Motor Stalls After ‘Madhies is Taxted About for Same Time. By the Assoctated Press. CLEVELAND, O., Aprtl 13. — A military seaplane, said to be the the Branscome Apartment | sR ¢* + A favorite addition to every woman's wardrobe. Trim-tailored, fine-fitting. Brown or black kid. Women’s PERFECT. full-fash ioned black Silk Hosiery. Lic e tops. Extra special PE 40.006. ST.LOU'S POST-OISPA Sea fF 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. Tomorrow Morning at 8 O’Clock— Until 12 O’Clock E CAPES Ni i #COA TS 163 Garments That Formerly ... [ee ts : , th = and Dresses at unheard . - emt \trous, and you appear | years younger. smallest fn the world, which was de- Stunning Tailored Models in Tricotine and Poiret Twill—Box Coats ' and Jacquette Blouses— - Beaded and Embroidered —Sports materials in most attractive styles! Genuine Squirrel : FUR CHOKERS and on the mest liberal credit terms | Come in 1n.75 sagt” ip the world. | Indies, see these bear- 'tiful garments for your- self, them remember that you can pay as you wear CRNEDIT CLOTHING CO BO4 NONTH GADAOWAY Sure Relief 6 ee Hot Rehet c 3ELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION } veloped for the Government at che Gienn L. Martin Co. plant here. was given its first test in Lake Erie here vesterday. The motor stalled aftr J. Scott Williams, test pilot. had taxied around for some time and ‘hea plane was taken back“to the Martin hangar. It will be tested again to- day The plane {s so small that ft cou:4 be stowed away in a submarine or destroyer, it fs said, and launched. —_ many miles from shore. It measures 18 feet between wing tips, {s 17 feet seven inches long and it# eight feet high It fs of all-metal construrc- tion, only the wings and fuselage overings being of fabric 7 a AL SALEW NING 8 A. M. WAGKE — S tae ~~" ~~ SS ~~ Mk-Crepe Lined... .. .$15 Crepe-Silk Lined. . .$15 Capes, Black only. $15 ined Silk Capes... .$15 , Loose Panels , Gray Far Collars - . , Black, Tan, Navy. $15 4 ' ’ ’ ’ ; ? 's most practical and effec- wear, regulation belted and models. The largest va- you have seen assembled under one roof. Many new ay MOSCOW, at 4 o’clock in the morning of March 31, Monsignor Butchkavitch, Vicar-General of the Roman Catholic Church in Russia, after a night of brutal tauntings and torture, was led down into the cellar beneath the Cheka building and shot to death. This execution followed a trial of fifteen Catholic priests which includ- ed, besides the Vicar-General, Archbishop Zepliack, on the charge, according to dis- patches, of “opposing the Soviet Govern- ment.’’ The Archbishop was also sentenced to death but as a concession, it is said, to the religious sentiments of the Russian peas- ants, his sentence was commuted hv the Central Executive Committee to ten years’ imprisonment. Protests and pleas for clemency from Protestants, Oatholic, and Jewish organiza- tions in all parts of the world, from the Pope and from the governments of Great Britain, the United States, France, Italy, ~The World Aghast As Re - Russia Mocks Christendom Spain, Poland, and Czecho-Slovakia, had no effect in staying the death sentence. ‘‘The formal protest of America, the nation that fed some millions of Russians starving a few months ago, stirred Moscow to a peculiar, rage’’ Public Ledger. of the arrogant. says the Philadelphia ‘Tt was the strange frenzv ungratefiil beggar whose belly had been filled and whose sores have been washed. In the eves of millions of people over the world, Red Russia has stamped herself as the anti-Christ with the mark the beast set on her brow. 979 This latest action of the Soviet govern- ment has aroused the indignation of the entire Christian world and may have far- reaching consequences. Read THE LIT- ERARY DIGEST, this week, April 14th, for the expressions of public opinion in America and the view-point of the Russian government toward the attitude of the world at large. Other Vital News-Features in April 14th Digest A Living Argument for the League of Nations The Naval Danger at Panama Spring Hints of Tax Cuts The Marriage of Mississippi and Uncle Sam Harpooning the Oil Sharks Chicago’s Clean-Up Election Recipe to Make Prosperity Permanent # Britain’s Third Workless Winter _ An Electric Ferryboat Bernhardt, France’s “Greatest Missionary” (Ifustrated with rare portraits from a private collection ) Cradles Instead of Divorces Bates Wins Debates A Day in the Life of the English Queen Pontchartrain _ Standardizing Radio To CreateGood Will Between Jew and Gentile The Whale That Acted in the Movies Fastest Fighting Plane in the World Department of Good English Many Fine Illustrations Including Cartoons for jaded spirits. It bubbles and froths with cheer d gladness. Wit, humér, and satire—all the gredients of mirth and merriment are selected and blended by the expert hands of master liter- ary craftsmen. It sparkles with the spirit of spring, yet equally delightful in any season. “FUN from the PRESS’* is a mirror of life in its happiest hours. Wherever newspapers are In Your Theater “Fun from the Press” Is the All-Season Tonic published The Literary Digest gathers the gems of gaiety that make people laugh. The cream of these are printed on celluloid and rushed to your city that you may enjoy,them in your local A new edition is issned Look for the sign of FUN from the PRESS. Produced by The Literary Digest. Dis tributed by W. W. Hodkinson Corporation. motion-picture theater. weekly. Get April 14th Digest, on Sale To-day—At All News-dealers—10 Cents Pes isk Thelr =" Teachers 513 ~ 515 WASHING: TON AVENUE- DURING THE MORNING HOURS FROM 8:30 TO 12:30 O°CLOCK RAPS, CAPES Formerly Marked $35.00 Formerly Marked $29.75 Formerly Marked $25.00 Formerly’ Marked $20.00 Sy 4.85 No Refunds No Exchanges You can choose from the finest Wraps, Coats and Capes in this sale tomorrow at $14.85. Over 200 styles and materials. PT oe " All sizes for misses and women. Note This sale will be held during the morning hours only. 4-Hour Sale of Our Stock of FINE SUITES Formerly Marked $49.75 Formerly Marked $39.75 Formerly Marked $29.75 Fine taflored Suits, new short blouse side effect Suita, short jaunty Suits. Rookies and misses—all sizes including “stout’”— up to 58. ‘\ (Second Floor.) 4-HOUR SALE FROM 8:30 TO 12:30 O’°CLOCK _D RESSES| Formerly $20.00 $ D Formerly $15.00 . Formerly $12.75 : [Every New Material | ee Formerly $30. 0 00} Formerly $25.00 Formerly $22.50 Silk Capes— Silk Wraps— Cloth Capes— Fine Wraps— Wrap Coats— Sport Coats— Tailored Coats— Fringe . Wraps— ai 4-HOUR SALE Girls’ Coats Also Capes and Sport Coats 4 . 4-HOUR SALE New Suits Just 100 Suits to Close Out New bolero and short jaunty For children and misses; ages ele—-navies and men - 2 to 14 years—sale on first vies for misses and women floor. 4 4-HOUR SALE ee 800 New Formerly pe - $§eliing in a Ny Sale at Ae Don't pay high prices Sitk Dresses tomorow until you mf have geen the wonderful Dresses offercd tn this Sate. = A A A LL A AL AN EC ES I: EL NEN eet, it etlntaaa etait tly eit a i AC OS ON NO A A A EET A CR CEN Ns ETN: A ER a ee os

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STLOLES POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1923. ST LOUSS POST-DISPATCH ‘We Hope That in His Training Work This Time, Jess Willard Has Exercised Something More Than His Ingenuit ‘*Dutch’’ ms , Seis: in aseball Fl d J h "s , Fisher , , ‘i j ‘ Cardinals Return Believe Team Is Stro He Has the Bigg Jest Task B ENE onnson . = an ree Right Name Must Wasem in Tit 1a For Spring Cl ven Without George Sisler; 2 c | ple Be “Confi " ontest Tonight} , Won 16 Games Players Eager to Defeat Cards ' , ae Confidence 5——— . — —' - ¥, | “If I Can’t Whip Fulton, | Have HETHER St. Louis ietohave Lightweight Wrestling | : s Feer Ter: sat ag re “ie Bats » Hi > - segue P os ; : $ a a . . No Right to Ww °? boxing. or that hybrid mawul- Defe 4 Titl A . ff a T 1é iz I & & i , ‘ ‘ ri ee az a OR ae : . The -_ 2 im = 7 : >a) Morale of Fohimen After They Are Told the Truth, [s Better ‘ eet 2 JSS d | Box ing and stalling pastime now mas- From Whom He W. +] reer t —— ' ; . 3 ae ie , ete Soe | He Will Tell Board. querading under the name of box- ak @ ' “Than When Sisler’s Case Was Deep Mystery-—Many Stars Se ee : PE ek et Me | | ing, was under discussion today ae ‘ : : - 2 gellins ; gt See at a meeting of the Boxing Com- Jack Fisher, lightweight of First Rank Still on Roster. Site, oN | a a 3 eam By Bert Igoe, mission. | ed cha npion of the world case Sie i ae er Pe . ' . Thi . largely of -™ wo Fe On Se a —— business and professional men, an‘ ; GOON 5 OS ie SRR oe a Authority. P : ee fermer champion, in @ match a ee a 7 a2 By J Roy Stockton aa: TR oO ; . REC Par Se ae 3 a racer TORE > Floyd” therefore men merely superficialiy - Se South After mo! Leal . weeas i ’ . * _ - Seip stieet y a . i 2 = “ ~V os ¥¥ IORKE, April 1J3.——# 10) * Saas : - . ae es OS eS So geen Re : a ' me = oe acquainted ‘with the inside and thietie Club. Wasem } ee. 3 were spent in hattline malor ieee . nals did we w ee Sen e n - pi eg eS a — a oe Se ’ It was six vears ago that naisS ai Ai, oa Pen How the Browns and ——— +." . MN, Sc gk Restment Armes in Senet Ga wel benbee eee add Ad : throughout thie training period, now » a Will B . Be enn es. ce 9 i aaa a ae The hoard war - weiien fo co percentage ©: realize that it may be nay bef oy Cardinals ii] Bat in 7 ae : See ~ mgat . Desh Me he Yankee Sharpe regarding his disqualifica- -xcentiénally 1 we & town, are not ‘;eorge Sisler can return to fis irst- S ce T a ae : % A — ' | aes tion of Kaiser and to arrive at an Peli Selig? Wee. sist . F | Sout t rin ame Cmno! row a S. ee eo See Ne ; Sao Of J sts,» : i ee e small man, has never been = niy two thi base position. In the South aa _ de vere ee ere Bie a Soo ee ea a Cook@@vrill ask t¢} ohnson understanding as to what its own + amieiit eileen 2 Oo : iy ol gel lllaamen pape BROWNS CARDINALS , ie K ie me 7 les = ‘am Muldoon’s or- policy toward enforcing the rules hee ans n e pinned WY the Nat Sisle tion. In one mae a bs, e a 2 ae a * Pere Fegan. Fe ee , ead Dicanaimaii +4 hile , : about the Suter ques Georce ) Robertson Sb. Blades If. | PER "Sr £ at 03 aS ; der that none of the boxers engaged against hugging and hitting-wflie- , ea | next they would hear that ‘tore Gerber ss. Smith rf. i ee a Si Si: : oy ee ‘to box for the Milk Fund may appear holding ig to be A A ag eo — biow to was on his way to the camp. In the Tebin rf. Hornsby 2h. , ee "a 8 eC a : sys ~*~, ES a aS ' ts % = 2. ~ that date 7 = . _ a* . “> + : ee ce ; 2 (ner pout perore that Ves -lawer yr s ‘ : next that would hear that Geore® . Williams If. Bottomley 1b. “i . ie : “ae 2 toe me im tustice to his prow- —- From Experience in | " d never egain would play baseheil. > MeManus 2b. Stock 3b. pc ae tO eeahnn tee se | | fe | Pata pmne se tyow + porn fh ata 3 ao as his opponess Then as the squad was leaving New Jacobson cf. Myers cf. “ —— pa * on Res ; -¢ - imiicsii ire, Miay 4 ; ae Te HE 1ission can do no bet- miy cha e to win aps Orleans on the last leg of the spring > Severetd e. Lavan se. cae = OBS Bie eather - parr Sa ee aa, than he guide y the ad- ‘i@ : lirlwimd attack. exhibition tour those who play with Durst ib. nescaron ¢. | . . . a oy ' then Cook an Johnson ma! mic: SB ; ney ‘ ee ee ae ee es spel Lee Fohl was quoted in a dispiten ; — Soe : i$ 3 areas ae ' ; ' “rise ari I lo peri ere i De two other on r ‘ + one ° a + shar Pruett. a ‘ om oe. . *rnetr reqiues ronson ili aSK tnat ; : es > : fae a , ; ty + es * The Ou : , , o JonnsS from New Orleans to the effect that Feh!l has not decided definitciv se a = ae gear oe eg hr ee ae as a fighter and as an ee In the uns Tavan's shoulde: ‘ course, it Sisier would be able to play in the whether McManus or Jacobson will ) a ie gees ae ¢ ipatars Rak Hee RR ial shouk nti his opin iliam Doller of m= vans — wing. but. neverthe!l e ° a . = — . x o «+ ‘ = - it & ‘ > —— : 3 z. . i? : 3) et ‘ ; ee : opening game, that he had been bat fifth. Rickery'’s Mmeup is on ; ee. ses a : . : gent, —* scedence over that of any indi ees Sanderson of “ on mora one tei and it camé a . ee, ae ee : Og M1ece ~ +h ‘ ’ Bee TN) 2 ; . ' i : : . : ic LfT) indies . , — trai maadily and that a sore the assumption that a right-hand- : . " | . ns on . : ie Tas mat . a, Us lait ia i OE pe ee TE mT ove a middle Ri raining steadil) P | , — sao x PERE Seapets on fuldoon ‘GUS: Memver Of tae COM stom é time when Lavan was showing Nes. Dace obese Mee: Nae Pana aed | Send et Ss) gel at al +5 hie the Cardinals returned man "s Pa ra. . . cen muscle was the only thing that Kept | er will werk. He may start Fret- eas fe ; ‘a ae = ai ee hardiy one of whom, with the ex- ‘He sen uf it will ~ ver did. He asverts ti him fro gau at short tustead of Lavan. if oe os —-_ 2: 2 stopped Ai rining f uitor ' > ae 4 | ; . well as he ever did i as t m camp. ‘eas Bas Pos ~ i ee. . ota - | pe ae ™ : lo? Harry Uhiemerer, ws ert. the member is g him less tro ote ae | at He Ci . wae —_— pe : ' Bees ; : s and possibly the are $e: Hiere’'s a sample of the spirit. John- 3 =>. ae . oon - ie i : sci teh ca > only after repeated warnings WicRr ATte | x eS Collegian in Lavans Place. . ‘ >ar . “ : ef ~ os i. ‘ ' a4 . ss . sills . ‘ - y son. The'bad ‘news has been digest- nie Tobin brought forth a bat tha! ; : | 3 % 3 me = a ilies ' sin in the ring and a preliminary an- — >” mee If Lavan is unable to play, He ; ecice ed os re : . a & =. R. Sg . a ‘liuiara of ny rignt to, acce] SD : LMAZUe)! C-> =eehan. : : ed and the Browns have dt ‘ a he had been nursing fo x > , | Sian Ss ee lee nouncement of what punishment § zales: Dumovich. Feigert and Ris ard Freiga@u, he hio Wesies . # + “ . . s : Se SS bom : ’ : = : i Re Oye ois , ie f n fac hoa? rh : : Kai iser to get away with it was to Poone and Mwvat: j 7 . : : i and CA pa oly at tna -s 8 worsx : Ie not Gerber as great as any all the fences. i ; = Ses a i Oks eS = been oper the gates for future offenses 2 ‘Nowals 6-10-41 . Apri recent battles means anything shortstop in the league? Is ~ not “Bat, you're going »o rest Om co oe See - a * . & ’ Ce 5 oe — = | ane Ese ‘ rants heroitc treatment. sich 43 Don’t the Browns’ pitchers compare to avoid its being cracked in batting ~ 7 > oy ees ee _ t 2a Sr, : 27F ra? : : ee é 4 ah oa ; 7 ; ; ~ - . . : as? _ . : ) . ~ ‘ ‘ s 4 Z : ’ . . ‘ r . ‘ > ht: out in conversation aAnIoOnyY know who rhe fourt h hurl Sd pa ae bres & _— Pes, (eh 5 Het, seb wks Cas Bee: pe es eS bd . ae ON when they had rea izes! Wit} ne possible exceptiar "truth—theet they had to Calry patting order will be the same agin) ™! y¥ to fill the shoes of 1) ct Was igh assignment Ureaas ™ ea ones | sg ean : : Oo wiht: a: | . a ry a ati aia ‘ : => ba endinan " naan es ‘ . ‘ 5 tn* tm heed " =r ‘ ry) - (13 n re . 3 kx laet on for aA time without Sisler. ] e- the ate anrine exhibition games greet ( -@th if . ee = . : 7s . * - . : : a a . ey ‘i : a -k ' ; . pr OG Pesek, iasSt : z aaa . B 14% ma Se SS" a4 2 Y : a bern : : en eS . a. , , ry iy night rosgsed the ‘ tealneeal ol ~ =? Vigusly they had been = worrvits Robertson will lead off. with Gecher Cedric Deret was bora in At : as retaine tility fh At ver i I a ae ae ae | — ee cts gc Z na id ma ; . ’ s3% - . ae . - — _ ~~? ~~ the — 4 I . iita sas f : ‘ na An. o4 . abeut how serious the Sisler illness second. Tobin third and Williams. tin. Tex., Aug. 23, 18 Io ig : en Sst year Hs ¥ hay ' — paceman aw mihe >> a - “a 2 a — - 99 Of if. belong to the school of . ame i] : 2 tis position ipa x es gg: TE age ee 4iDDy had nothing left after Pese th elleve | might be. fourth. Jacobson has been swingin feat 11 inches tall, L mes and batt : | : se ape _ ae | mateh mi: for his champion by #004 » Beg. Ler Pesek that believe in carrying . look . A 10 if +, Uopped him f he first fall and less of a bay window. There was plenty of snap and life fifth, but Jake is notoriously weak pounds and bate and thro, le?’ h pring urst i100: aq = _ : . a ms Tthe Gothan hers - er evidently ae rie 2 F ; ‘ard fir hen candidates mor like Sisier, : | hat 7, as, an Pasy prey in the second Pesek will meet Unfortunately the tn the workout yesterday. Kenny at the bat in the spring and Me- handed a Reavy man. as probably be discredited 7} ss VW " , - “4 c 7 if . -_ . P ‘ om . uta ° - ‘ : : i il ae nail ~ a e! . my . . rr - a +> YF » _ 2 ai knee sliding info third at New C©r- oreiqd wil! in seventh ates as 2 wutfielde ter the . here whenever he couid. piay:n oe we Lew?s and Zbyszko. Pesek and Lewis are vi sie * . saa ’ si . AAU AS ' i i t sa su ' aR « a ~- - = . : —.% . tha 2 > 7 ~ . + 4 ~ - .+ shic +. r a pa leanmm. But the other knee, aut in ith Saeed , - nee ; —_— with a fielder’s m . Finaliy ®on: . i pag) ge ie ’ = nese | Sesion Beat —. P . Diy he is more than 25 pounds der the same managément. ~ pti Ie aa ead al Ne eee antinn Se ete ae fabio wee tnet eed. Aegipet. = spe ecen ~ ‘ ae ~ ™ . . a - o " s . ASepemese ‘ationals ; ashingt 1eri- ) -wis weight. Bug he is al! manager had the ta Louis by slamming a bali into | patting stride } ‘ ——— » of 11 B ries ent nie rating tonnage, 1! ne be m 1 back | : . . . = : . ; : , , the right fieid seats on his first 2P-ito fifth place seria Z Pikers Play Ames Scott Hart : ' seu os n sh .. mu ee : | } a i | a . c ° row : : cjlen Wis and ZbDyszko Bauman, his byother. ’ ‘ . - . a . : ° . = = pearing in batting practice. “Dutch” Henry — by — sMohi gave the recruits a long Another workout Was planr for In Double-Header May Not Be Able to — ee workout, starting at noon, and en os d ih today, but the heavy rain a last €é thy rorulars appeared. There was ‘oust: bus the Beary rain. of ies Complete Run of 1000 If You're the Man Whose Collar F S and Melding practice Man - today imposes le Hi se r ht ails Bremser and Levy Will Pitch fo oe E D N Fi agee Foh! paid especial attention to| i) + ne cive, leer lence ’ ot” ee a : os oes Not Fit—I] Want to See You” ne mew iret Bes | See © molaey. There Red and Green—Meet bed ty R N | man, ane Musene Robertson, third’... UCer the ands . EAt ee FO ME >» AND ‘ . Lait : . 220° Sak ow Rt dee Do Sen ™ Sill . . ue . = : sacker. Durst was coached in hat- eco hig . a "5 moa a a6 e Le ther 2 With Rolla. . 1} re 4 : r .* ef : — * . timg. Cedric has a powerful punch astra "5 ; sas cg. i 19 gh te Keep the Seott. th Yankee’s short BOYS UNION ess see * MADE BY THE MA te right field. but he is not meeting wal = al Die les _Umbe - — Rp ee ; : Pe : 3 . : , 3 , ‘ ‘ st ‘ ‘ : SHOP he? | i 4 | ~ Ey "ank “Dutt h’ Hen ry yuthp as it | rid ¥ am i oOnen , so y * " : ° . 4 - the ball properly. Foh] diagnosed’ ty " oe Mu ha 4 s : aw om silane tee oS La P a ry oA his trouble and Durst soon saw what ~.” °*'” aoe win the pennayy gedicmpospsales gies ae “es wrong. He spent the afternoon "| *°*" 224 on the strength of : afternoon at trying to correct his swing, and when that was « holdout while the Browns | when it opposes the Ames Crclones he connected properly he was sead- ~~ Gaining. reported. yesterday ae in@ the ball on a Mne to the right) "ES O4 wes signed to a con-| field fence. Durst is ideal materia} tract after much conversation in © clock. The first game was sched- with which to work. He listens at. | which “Dutch” was on the receiving uled for this afternoon but was post- and strives to execute a ry ani@ he had b poned because pf rain. A @ enry * ha een Ww f ; ant out with the Cincinnati nee ae meet with Rolla will be held . . 4 “nga aa . » Aan — 2, ahs —— a = Th ° " ewrericn ; Manager Fohl may take the ab- he was in condition. However, tha’ In spite aoe on 3 excelen ay +5 — eee i aicacasiiall $7 d $8 per signed to a contract with « Sa PRR. & « Fal oe eet _—— ee, ata OI a Se Poe Pip POE ey ma double-header, 1 a RMA Bag Pee. ~breviated ory series with the Car- did not prevent him from running pitching staf oa aap aad case with the players. The Browns, office pressive. Most of the players 2re ~~~ ~, Made from the finest Made from imported 5 os in gprs oe agagetot ‘nfield MELHORN ENGAGED AS” selection of domestic | Scotch Grain, Genuine ne no Wed Seamed PROFESSIONAL AT NORTH leathers. Full Grain Kangaroo and Brown — At that, Magualo’s regular Mc nig Maun and MceM tllien place ae short ; . oi ‘ ; +, eofession: 1. ww ho Li.l- throughout. details. lene C —— The team has n een hitt! Countr) = : : sloux City, 5-7-1; § oseph, 3-7-5. weight in re ee a purth | he national op: I am offering rou a Suit made to your 7s ais - 2 “ XX 2a. i 7 . ‘ == * — a ss - - Batte ——W i} | ; es : ore ig a +) ' lect vez . "7 ~# he nn Sp atlerns : ries a aS ° i ably because . weather has given OT} * I? rf a ft ' 5 a ' : : MmMeasur;re OL eh newest a os a ser ree aged as professional f tine ‘ ehad fium and light wet . Coll and Kandier. the sluggers a late start. However. been enga is prote ite and shades in mecrum Omaha 19-19-3- Tul . : . . on ' > » FI 3 “oO? ‘ ; Ww .' (sua f \ ] Reloading d fane v blues. Perfect : , “e» Uiga, 4-§-3. - the team shout hit, as there area = . eee - ee Pe sia teal rantee oO a ue = iging p' laim an jterles—Cullop and Waiter: ek yumber of swatters in the lineup ; yin Jw ee “c b ' ’ : d workmanship guaranteed. ; , King. Clarke and Crosby ae . : on the soies . of every parr ———o.__. ‘ eth: ee : has been bi tae 5° eons Se er. first sacker of th- Pragehect Event ort ash mn against Plouson and in¢ public sin 17 Yn he * == was the guest of Phil de) py : riand. irs le, th zianom i RS ONE * tT" STON. T { 7 ee ‘ ' : - vant _ ; . - Bally president of the| ,.OCSTON, Tex. Avett 12—Rats —+—_ nished twelfth in | the ASK THE MAN WHO haee ¢i epee . ‘ the shooting of even: , y at the Racquet pole seats wven<s Cellegians Rained Upon. ritish open iast year 108 ' Clubd’s an Srenaenagg for yesterday tn the Sunny HOUSTON. Tex. Anet + British open tied with Wal ter Ha agen | Boy’s $4 and $4 50 m short tolk to the | resume today. ae me for inhurscay an today ‘in the Tex: pen < ‘Dp members and their guests. in which. me ttn Mn later _lost_the playoff to bim by a 40 smart styles of solid leather Emerson shoes that he would be ; the Browns’ tineup | r $5 ane $6 “ ae , | Made by the highest d shoemakers in the world, in Sinie= wind tha: the sinus opera-_ 2 a district where good shoemaking is a eaten handed be post | ‘ | down from father to son for nearly 300 years. Youll save money if the BOON aim detoting one whole section in my'stores to the e ay Oo remarka s At and I am ORIGINAL McKnight €or ey makes that Spring Sait | Be sure to see these wonderful shoes before you buy Thé ORIGINAL McKnight makes MORE Men’s Suits tha: other your next pair. St. Louis tailor. The MORE Suits we make, the LESS !t costs us to Remember that I guarantee satisfaction and stand be- make them—the LOWER we can sell them The 0 ery pa ar ui therm nm, too. we buy our ess he you pay. woolens, trimmings, etc., in enormous quantities and pay “spot cash.” This cuts our hind as he regares ~s — s costs considerably—a saving we pass on to our custcMmers. If vou want “clothe H , os © our ¢ ' s that ave you tried Emerson Hilgert shoes yet? I've been them your right to hold th@ title of PIT at LOW prices,” come te the ORIGINAL McKnight. You'll get "em HERE years. T. lg ge wearing cig hi the American League's greatest ba!!- hey-are wonderful . — 2 77 _— 5 2vyY Will Auril for * _ a a te ee GL A A A A LLL LD LLL LL LLL LLL LALLA Special Suit Offer $9: 75 ae : McKnight = im Co. EMERSON SHOE STORE 620 Olive St.. St. Louis, Mo. Open Saturday Evening & S13

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | FRIDAY EVENING, APRIT 13, 1993 i in i a a a ain 5 Henry Got in, Yesterday; Henry Also Got in “‘Dutch’’ | a(T: FTI¢ 1 Second Floor, Capleton Bigs. page XYH ST. ardinals Return in Great Form _—Pesek Defeats _ 4 see St | | | Racing Results ‘ih te Uphol d Sharpe Additional Sport | * Take Elevator or Walk Up One Flight and Save Money, | i ‘Commission Fails BROS.&CO. fés8 Near Olive’ For Spring Clash With Brownies; Elder Zbyszko {and Entries On Page 38 Said “ "64 50 4-5. Friday 13th Blacko! fa, Mary Am ;ruies in his bout ith Fran] ie Osner event he was fo be piaced on trial SLO 10, $5 4 Re: apainet Al : rb Wie '7000 wrestling enthusiasts here that 3.70, second; > (Main) “This amount i M I) by i f Broad wg: ihe is without doubt the most dan- of terrific work by means of a head |! lation . | the Tiger 1 errors Were Among Other Major -L eague Clubs to | Most Dangerous Rival of | SECOND RACE. pur wereae a ae eerere | susiness Men's Athletic | for the purpose of inquiring into his ' : year-old purse * Maidens, Associlation at t} rmo} qualifications to continue to hold H-' \ q b i Oni' iy Ss lay ers Not In the “Pink”? of Condition. : otk BT ig \Zeoller), $13 ~0, third. rth > pe thought i. , > action unwat ranted | . \ - —_ ) | we KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 13.—!/Nien wis Warburton,, West Pittston,;and that if it were repeated, he . : lightweight w ae ta — — ee ‘Night Light, Dorothy Pop," also ra: | woul that all p ata | Leg as ¢ +3 e-) o | John Pesek of Nebraska proved last/} _THIRD RACE, claiming, $1200. 3-year- AP a age who fpaia : | or m@ world. wo Ge. | “gor ae : ' 4s and up, eix and a half fu 2 fessie | | ve the UU Mlaihed their money ; , : ; | t » . 5S tT ys) ' ; } ’ a8 | t | ‘After more han six weeks in the South. the last two of which} | third, , 1:22 3-5.’ Frank Monroe. Cork | Sharpe ae ; ¥ — ry Sa. : j j z : : * . : . : » . nn ‘oryyy ty , ee : : Wasem ow been q- {ie spent In hattling major and class AA eclubs in exhibition | gerous contender Champion Ed! BOF bo RTH RACE, claiming, $1200, 3-year cha'rman i@ commission must! | “J for 2 consi@eray. - games, the Cardinals returned home this ribet ready for the| ‘Strangler’ Lewis will have to meet. | Camouflage, 119 Smallwood), $5. turjongs ee ie OF terehe me F 3 | : ee ee f tavo battles with the Brov hedul i'Pesek defeated Stanislaus Zbyszko, | $2.40, won; Sagamore. Abel), $2.80,;Cense. Let me say that if the same “— ail . ’ > 5 | pa ‘ > ’ The . ~~ be torr om : “eee - Ye series ° pow me, GCNCAU ed to Si art at Sports- | former champion, in straight falls, : o th! ‘ ime ppp Ty br beg rs brapigertpags inking again 1 would . Le is bs ee ee one ~~~ —- tachraske Wrestler Proves He Is | Gladys V 107 (Wallace), ‘ ~ & ire ' — s eewee Ka s¢ . r intract ! of the that rir would be notified in the & N io] f f iCk pw j . ; slarlh % } toni, rior Seo on Law ne, , Fee! the M It of the Ricl AC \ men’s Bats— | lack and Lavan Champion Ed Lewis. a 18). $4.50, $8.80, $3." Son: iadines. Chairman Harry UWhlemever said | cense. > i heavily on when Pesek | Hilthouse, Dantzic and Th ockmender a! ; Ger Als | / »| cut Ring i# 184+. Solid \ t* 4 erforming as well as any out- ‘| isiderine TG oe. ae ; : cel = Bader the rost HH was hit oe fia tying Mas the Cardinals | ¢lamped on his holds and rolled the |'@! Copyrighted) / ; is Gold Sold Green Gold with > fielder on } oster. e as lin have ylaver on ever , —— ; : ; ; ‘ i SRV R NTH meen vei 1a, ’ f . i ‘ : 7O\4: or So L As : ' oa we ‘ , r titleholder over his head and he. + > : - , | } ay 18-k Solid White Geld prongs ard and timely against both ri ' hide and - an eee st came tea TF oe , : | , & here 1) pre A erro s wich, Feigert ant Be : , ‘ On ei u. the Ohio Wesleyan| have been scored against him. whi! ~ . Anile and 70 v . " : X OE at . ; ard ~Freiga ] | lite permitted but one hit in raree/, . $1: $3.60. $2.40. firat : a, the season’s most striking eae ger yy 4 .e edding Ring, and later ORLEA> ® Apr , I " sy ‘ill- cover the siti he has permitted 17 hits , ‘rand. & : - | : youngster, W1 cover tne position, IAS) permi ( é Nits. He has! ‘ ] g° a nd: a. New Orvienne . Grr : ‘ ee. rounds. He has pitched but six llenger Y Prim? . ) T | : "se tt lke _ bi and capably at that, if his work in | fanned 13 and passed but four. | es ssp this spring ae oaks nat been iT le ea x S We been wet eee PAN S$ ON Y and exclusive styles. . anniversarv presents and other | Tr? . ; ‘ . * 4% qy 4 : 7 iy ,* \ ss * “y . a - . ae ¢ , , . ! , , oe e ’ — . “ ' ’ a : , - By N pref) 3 “hy recent battles meaus anything. fhe} Young Wigington has done all that scored upon, while permitting two al scratched ; Aste Paw Ce. Vent jewelry and silverware. You will The ade a ae on ' | youngster has played in every bat-| has been expected of him. Twice] ~ : oe ree : substi- . . find h ecount ith | Cheeves and OF | ‘ | “iswats. Fred Toney is waiting for | tute ather : | eh T | n a charge account wi / tle this spring and has made but one| called upon to stop rallies, he did it| “" IFTH "RAC & on . ee | a u at pring i) OW! A Snappy Sunset Brown; LOFTIS a great convenience error, that on a heave from the out-/ masterfully. He has pitched 19 1-3) T®2! hot weather. He says his arnt) |, : at fancy Punbing on Vem , ’ . hoe a is not yet right. In 12 rounds he! —Aadven: We Are the Original and and Foxing;: Perforate DP; —____ field, which got through Stock at innings, giving seven runs and 15 AGventt quinn a Vlg! ain he may be out for quite os | ce ap ag +s : l© oppositjon while Jo@i his handlers several more minutes Also at $75, $125, $150, 8200 and Uo. orge Fist = | B20, $2.60, Pinked Edges; Oak Leather mn | | wink us ' Fae . . er ane | 92.20. first: | Wolyed ir Sa Fine blue-white, perfect-cut Diamonda has been scored upon just that many ' second ~ OO LE oy Largest Exclusive Pants Store Sole: Rubber Heels. $5 WEDDING RINGS | net in Solid White Gola tops Ring? ' peuliena. pr mee = as | are 14-kK. Solid Green GUeid. Your @¢Reice times. $3. thj Time, 1:14 3-5 rota | ) ; . ve} Sf. Louis, other ondertul styles te Solid White. Yellow or Green | at | See af $3.50 $5 _ faold Wedding Rings, 65 Up 50 $1 00 Pfeffer. in 24 tnnines. has allowed mm 15 sj > T inpe ? Pir SIXTH RACE ‘ ‘ A ] ‘ iG } : ‘* ld runs, while Jess Haines, the first mite. $300-—hine whack. 105 (WK ‘Beware of Imitators, h handsome Wedding Ring iilius- | imember of the staff to worl ull |} €29.90. $6.90 and $3 °0' : 68 as Be trated is — ~> ; © | hbattle. has allowed 19. in i. aines’ | 10. Coen rn $2 and Sl! second. Pie. Pome So elk ee i - Pilati. ~ “a5 fame ag ee 4 "lice ; (Peri ™ ‘ f } “iy i eS Relate noma ; most «4 a 'Zame agains 1 1iger asily no er ; -— ati, | SO ee -& ; a ; . we ti y! ‘ tie Jar’ } eld a sl ~. . , e t SO and 5S his best performance of tl year, aS|kalon March also rar ij ; SHOE STORES CO. ; Others at § $7 ’ hand-carved ——- AVE we misjudged our public? HEHE [in that, he had control, something hi — : | : 3 , floral degign. > llacked before ou North. the reliet St Louis Store ht we were makin ey yh a ase - eal pce iglesia | ; Ba W@..A.. St. priced a We thoug & egy tifully engraved Green gold filled case, beau- ~ ‘ ; j - . P . y ~ + . . 5SO00 ified — 2. venr lide } he one | 5 . uy / . tifully raved , snorted , 7 . : ; 50c. all ood orea. has come around hetter than was $2 ° , | , | y : eee ite heehee . | and 3 for » At 4 cigar at >.) i oi rye 1. ; rfidentlyv eé ane one-salixteent - nw t V¢ i das “ Any three ini- patterns, or plain polished | eT Ee Sian dee ubntidentis . | ANA one-sinter ial ml is i ale ene raved | Giit dial. -A nifty, up-to- without chargé. | ;ne-minute am. his bythe, . @ - ; : . ~ he cde * or re MOSS & LOWENHAUPT CIGAR CO. pect to be in the running for the; Rite Rane S Fannie n 1”: f : : : ‘wed An elegant x ie © . j . . » Y ADp- Guaranteed Watch eet. . ST. LOUIS, MO. mt National League flag. ~ In fact, they oon Bape R an : # : , | ‘ae | : pearing ring at a Direct Importers of all the Famous Caban Brands | feat but , the Giants. t Pa) ets ‘ * Bak ’ : : } very low price, for the business man. em | Pey i : one team Fair Phant | | oe = Stsssss x : : Sititie-; rhe great battin punch LOCK sLer 1 hante 1Te) ; a 7’ _ ploye, student——-for every . de : > , —arr » Peet ' Cardinals has been in evidence in a! Die niry: flange and Tinnlte Wit t | me in Sp, . | one who wants correct - hose Collar YR r.% x» : .. ,games In the 12 elashes the clu) ee Baue niry aif § [ ei . \ \ . . $1 7 > all the $32 to S You” _ (has scored 147 runs, an average of Pith race. the Fiaale Purse, pu iy {/ a 7 _ 2 . 4 ve : 2 ‘seven a game This includes tw9 | yards se NEY ks » ee Ba. My Yi | $1.75 a Month | : | clashes in which snot’ a run was| Trajonue |. -..- 103 Al sstovie Ss Be” i - WATCH REPAIRING AND SPECIAL ORDERS. i scored, one against the Nationals and} . Jere » eg Napa pt al Bat _— a neni - Ww arenes repetred: an yore Langrchay eg 02 2 rg remounted; olf jewelry Bee ' acter age, Tse gaat on aPao tence sre wns a6 Cis dnt : aired or remodele esignae and estimates for speci | Sixth race. claimin ie ae : 4 ; pares - x: . pecial orders Cheartully irae: MAKERS OF ARROW COLLARS 'Tigers. The opposition has tallied an laimin Ir ge fot | ; | S-year-olds ipward, one mile and 70 "5 Open Monday and Saturday Till 9:30 P. M.; Other Days Tin 6.30 faverage of five times a contest Shelia | 7 | i . : } Call or write for Catalog 905. Phone Kinloch, Central 5052. or Bell, Main 97, Sg hos vag pte : Bisa win cate ; é ' F and galesman wi'!! cal! jt the Braves and Phillies the club von . ni em , nD Lasts wg . 5 | on ey Reliable Origi iginal Diamend and | five and lost none, while facing three | lazonry : a 3 | a ’ | American Leageu outfits, the count | no He Man... 10% Radiant : 94 | ee HONEST prices on honest Second i Hvar “eunaing Wort, | | | mn 7 | fabrics have won for Dundee BROS.&CO. i853 508 N. Sixth Street «4. ‘ Near Oitve was six won and four 6 and one | . 'tied. Washington was fhe only one} , Bs ? | to win a series, copping two of threa.} “Dr. Na 1Ov Ta Krosa ......105] OS ott its secure home in the hearts. of thou- | The Cardinals aleo downed Rochester | Lucy Kate 103 Anniversary..." 1405 | Sawn. | sands of St. Louis men who must have i five straight. The Clockmender 100 *Tom "asi } ° . = Warlike 105 “Smarty .......100] | real, well-built clothes that fit perfect- neta aon : Weather rainv. Track ° o» 66 9 'Tomorrow’s Tia Juana Entries. | ‘Apprentice allowan ly and retain their “shape. a © 0) _ B-year-old: pain | : . ; ae ome five fur en ee Toieaniouite thathidn Mines | The kind that will give two Tempy Du Pee 8 74 and even three seasons’ wear. 106 Lantern : we litte ell Ls Ril licen lp is tn Sn er " ° AY - 4 j F ree ra P S500 ciaim ane 4 vear-old | ] ‘ _SEMI- SOFT Drop in any time Saturday and com- Semenes. FOR i 5 b1 2ee8 540 »-- 20+ S| Soe 113 en est | pare our new Spring and Summer fab- | Dewey Field |. eens | eink thee wad cnc tal tan rics and prices with other tailor-made, © | @eceed ‘dace: ,eciaiming, 3-year-olds| Brown Check ...116 George W. .... | or even ready-to-wear clothes else- Soft and smooth, uncrackable, and upward, "6. #98 Do Admit ......}11|' Nordeck | ..... Sea Mime ..... where. Then see the quality of tailor- \\\\y \u nwrinkable, pre-shrunk and | "Charlotta Smith. 1 $9 Greece anda Seaboard ......118 Eau Galit...22.100) ing, trimming and workmanship that « banded to insure accuracy Marion Fluke ...106 Malgnette «3-531 Third race ‘iadiaiie iat we put into a Dundee Suit or Topcoat : Wary D..f. --d.-- 198 Jeet. Boe... 113] ana up, five and one-half fuflenes; ee f You'll li h d . : ®*Skookum ) Artie . ae ee ep, + - r you. ou realize w y we Oo 1 f marta —y o8 itunes 1: nok vs Jacobear ..... o of sit and perfection of fit Make Haste. 108 Kah | Whippoor 116 Sacajawea”. | our share, and more, of the tailoring CLUETT, PEABODY & Co., INC. | whiea race, $500, claiming, 3-year-olds,} GloN 111 .J.est Brush .... business of St. Louis. It'll be easy to ag pe ap oo | SAS decide. ‘tle Smile 2:.109| Fourth race, $800, The Huntington Han- | Order Tomorrow or Early Next Week and anloo 109 | dican. one mile, 3-vear-old dw "4 20T7T1 » ' OW - ~ s an Pp: oe 7 Nor tord’s Honey 109 larney Stone ..115 a. s , - * “403 Cerap 112] Flib berts Gibbet 14 Jo , "334 | Phat soto piece Suit from one of our regular lines of $50 ©. Henry 105 Faber 2. as t aay i Blue Serges—and include an race. $600, claiming, handicap, apital City. “s: in St> Louia, _ jixtr a. Png | — Tareytons, for instance | year-olds and up. isla apa YO yards: 4 | — Apprentice allowance elatmed Extra Pair of Pants F REE Cavalcadour + ” pens ing, track sloppy. Peter Pierson, im = Sscoewiltis,. ¢ “hi- > $ A5 Eighth race—-$600, claiming, 3-year-olds | C880; Edward Balson, Chicago; a. 4 “3 upward, one Mile: | old S. Davis, Springfield, and 8. & 4 *Poor Pus® ...-. AR * Pueblo -ateared Flanders. Aurora, Til. eeameiae Lf r > | Hina ..+«. 95 *Boweprit ......1! | Bim Eta “106 Ever Rold ._... ‘practice eessions will] start tomorrow | ‘a Maulsby ...106 Faull Moon ene... in preparation for the opentn f th May “si. ° 198 Fi venia K . . ° . 'ATAMCRED CLOTHES : ssenall sc cinadin *nmouble Van eagson April 25 when Texas Univer- , can Jona tel! ” _ | . | Donat e:i9 sity plays here orsted Pants... ..... 83.85 Se adam ee mart | 212 N. 7th St. 90-95... $1.50 ‘ : . . tr Aarus wt .* 7 Indians Buy Outfielder. Retween Pine and Olive—SOUTH of Child's. wow e cu tbe | Co. pren t Ca aedrien e here ha gap tog oH 6 Until ®@ P.M. “ate Bo 17 ) wat. sold. to tha! Open Saturday adv Tipto@® .... “avelan , T 2% , a clear: track fast mn }@ageu team to-! *Apprentice allowance claimed, €8ne8 club, + -~* *® @erees - * * @ ea @e mm %* €@ 8 @ & 8 « ma @©@eeeeees

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; OTe errs Agmightaeer “tate onan Cigar Factory in the World. Distribators : ' Messrs. Stickney- ee a i i os ro Pi diiecinlltiagtttibictiant iyi i tine Hil a Cae nw — . | oR pe ie ae eae oe ' 7 = _ ; 5 7 ~ a © % = A - “43 : | “ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ The Cite Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Glote-Democrat.and the Times Combined. ee ‘ ae pair sts ikea auriea the winter tn « iy scattere€ with the exception of the! ninth when Eden rallied and scored two runs. He struck out eight men. Krueger, hurling for Eden, was the aE CONCORDIA SEMINARY WINS FROM EDEN, 6-3. | Additional Sporting News | The Concordia Seminary baseba!l team on its first game of the sea- 80n yesterday at Lemp Park when ‘t defeated the Eden Seminary nine by iand stole two bases. Berntha!l also @& score of 6 to 3. Meichsner allowed starred at the bat with three hits, «n® only seven hits which he kept well a triple. star of the game. He fanned 11 men, got three hite {fn four times at bat gla Toward Thi OP LP A Od el i i i i ie i i Many Obstac OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. | lV 0 Trouser Shop i Sc | EXCLUSIVE PANTS STORE Ruth Is a Question Mark— No. 12:—THE NEW WE MATCH YOUR SUIT 903 PINE ST. BRING IN YOUR VEST—WE MATCH I BEST aC} 7 To Special Sport Shoe ; A Sif iO This double sole of pure crepe rubber ‘This model is just one of sixty reasons is as light, soft and springy as a why all Regal Stores from Coast to Moccasin, and is as sure-footed as the Coast last month showed the largest heavy, old hob-nail_ golf boot. increase in the history of this business. The leather vamp is of tan elk and the sport “apron” is of tan Scotch grain. This shoe has a plain, soft toe, but the | : heel is protected by an outside counter of sole leather. From Maker to Weerer It represents Value that can only be produced through Volume and doing | business on the Regal Platform—One OC Quality, One Profit and One Price. From Coast to Coast HOES Stores in All Principal Cities From Coast to Coast in Regal Stores—One Price Regal Factories, Whitman, Masa. 804 Olive Street, St. Louis (Arcade Bldg.) SSIES —~ -_--_— NNN Ear HY —_— — ~~ + a wee ge ee omen a am —_ gg ee a i. we a JohnRuskin Best and Biggest Cigar ollow the crowd to the dealer who sells and displays JOHN RUSKIN BEST and BIGGEST CIGAR at 2 for 15e. He’s the sort of dealer who wants you to get the most for your money. JOHN RUSKIN Cigars are made of the same quality - crepagp that goes into 10 cent and two for a quarter cigars. The Havana tobacco used is the choicest grown. _ JOHN RUSKIN Cigars are delightfully mild — t and even burning to the last puff. With an aroma and taste that will satisfy you. Buy a couple today — tomorrow you'll buy more. SAVE THE BANDS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS. BUY JOHN RUSKIN CIGARS BY THE BOX A ADDITIONAL PROFIT SHARING VOUCHERS. CATALOG SENT FREE UPON REQUEST 1. LEWIS CIGAR MANUFACTURING CoO. NEWARK. N, J. we \ Hoelscher Cigar Co. St. Louis, Mo. Ai tt at dt tt & he a ie’ 5 pay ig, 4 ashe OS — ; yao ae -_ stele 435 ie 3 3 RS ee / Rey. Field Considered Weak S eause their batsmen failed to hit les in Yanks’ Path —— ott Is Not the Star of Old, Pi tchers May Not Repeat and Babe Short, Second and Center pots in Defense. YORK YANKEES. By Monitor, Baseball Expert of the New York Morning NEW YORK, April 13—Can the New York \ and win their-third straight American League pennant? — ™he Yankees were beaten last fall in the world’s series be- World. ankees repeat, t behind fine~pitehing. Whether or not the Yankees, who last season won $4 games and lost 60. for percentage of .610, have been strengthened for the battle of 1923 is a proposition on which you can start an argument among any |gathering-of baseball fans. Here are some facts in the affirmative: The acquistion of “Herbert Pen- }mock, a seasoned left-hander, that ‘they did not have at any tims last year: Babe Ruth and Bob Meuse, their heaviest hitters t game every day of the season, barring ac- cident, instead of out of the battle line approximately one-fifth of the games last vear; Joe Dugan, an ex- perienced third baseman, in the line- ‘up of the entire season instead of i\for only half of the campaign. * Yt would appear then that the . ir ra aih team managed by Miller Huggins is. much better off than at this time a year ago, and that the repeat thelr triumph of 1922. Scott Not the Star of Old Now for the negative side There {is doubt in the minds of many who have seen them in ection this spring that they are the team that they were early last year, even before ‘Ruth and Meuse) returned to the lineup. The failure of Everett Scott to cover the ground he did year ago is noticeable. The slowne Qf the shortstop on balls far to hi right and to his left has had no good influence on Aaron Vi neve! rated as an extra strong second base- man. Ward, on his sh: > Jest vear, was the man the Yankee ih- ner defense help and now he ig in the position of being forced to help Scott, formerly a ' tower of strength. * . , who needed This weakness along the middle) line of the Yankes defense, with the. further fact that behind them is an outfielder, Wvitt, none too gure on fly balls and with a weak throwing arm, is sure to have an effect on the star pitching corps. The Yankee wings are strong enough, for Dugan and Pipp are expertenced, clever players, Dugan probably, a star ir his position. Mevsel is an improved left fielder and Ruth not a bad right ffelde: But the middle o? t!} dia- ond and a t ai or fie! gra the rea Spots a the nes through wh! h the baec sma a Q to eho embarrassmeé the nit are Even nue cix n the Yankees ; experien and with good re Ss a? rds, there are signs hev are anv better thar 29 Joe Rush ha: a phenomenal] } one that ha ean hardly be expected to repeat. Bob Shawkey may do as well as he @id If pluck and grit can do it he will But he is a year older. Waite Hoyt is due to come back after a rather disappointing year in 1922. Jones and Mays were rar failures aet CAMPDPAIL an even if t} mM prove, they must « AS ' s they ever did ike for t} A @n ec orne! P re Ane ‘Ti ack has Pen a pitener A seventh and eigh piace cl ay turn out a Winner F Yankees behind him and hely } he Yankee its: but at n proved in a n How About Babe Ruth? The big problem about the 5 s the batting of Babe Ruth his sluger hits the ball as he did two vears ago he I] have the other players hitting with him and the op# posing pitchers timid The record of the last three seasons ghows that when the big hitter was slashing the ball the team won games. but when he didn't things went } , hather the pitchers were going well or not The Yankees have pa Schang, a good tnfield x a ctrong 11° reseryeé ng? ifike 4 oe 7? . ’ McNalix. ar a good outfie reserve 120. n + is ra) eo. Db reserve . ry {+ Ke! : as mer Sm > VW hether or nor ther have gained any strength from the ' ~sey > , +h ’ “~ io » ~s, , ounge men ey carried south this spring is problematical] As a team thev hatte4d 28 ‘ast wear, even with all the fhugginge hit >. $ - = ers they boast They must ’ _ = 4 4 a | . prove on this in 1923 to again ner: on ft he peak. —o__.. GENARO RECEIVED $6342 FOR DEFEATING VILL NEW YO} ras i 4 tude nt £ ~ al 5 r S : r $3000 against the Madison Square porting Club, s ing the aim of Frankie Genaro, American f Yweigrnt at champion, for an an nt due Aim r : > - La ” - a from the « test | which he w on the tie from Pancho V iif Was e tare4 ’ 4 a ? en $-~ A P yY Gefauit today tn e State Supreme Court a Genaro mptatned thar fter the ‘pe my - « } \7 on ’ Alger Meets Herrea. 3 ’ NEw TORK, ape 13—¢ El, PASO, Tex., April 18.—Biliy a! dig : Stie, abet and farures, ger of Saffora - ne, . es + pet and feturee. sarttord., Arig. Southweet we}. ‘ ene ; > rir 2 | we CP ee seten ee f - ™ . ES ’ . erweie ha , and ire = tete e ; Zia. —! Herreag af "Tris faA ; ‘ . Be and , . te ™ b th warn " . * , ° . “tow ~*~ . . ; ‘ - . age ‘ R ve . -ae ’ , t nh today ? r \ | _— —_ * ' i ; , ar a ‘ut in te 4 * . &. ‘ . ; = , sre tonight. On y— as | e? athe Was Gone yesterday. / | s 7 f n s - meee ae # : xa a oe Fa 4 "4 : A . 6 ve oe | A ae . al ° - _ > oe ; =o ear J a Berets. See he ' f J nail a Ree ew ee sae FESR na APR CRE ONT ee! Ae ie RRR tee ON Soa CRS: HERR POE na ac it a6 ee Vite

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pe PARTICULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLUTIONS for immediate needs are readers and answerers of ads in these columns. “W® Riel gp WANTED mem MA, Etperieeced Asie SCEATeS PRINTING AND ADDRESSING =ITUATIONS_WOMER. | c Bridge HOG MARKET STEADY AND Produce Elsewhere — “ LOUIS MERCHANTS f*XCKANGE 4329 Nae‘ urel atenintien ‘ Gill. LAUNDRE met. ; Saw Deaths. F 6 «wmes daily. $2. so: printing at bonest ‘prices. McG S$s-—5§ zenerai PRICE BASIS i$ HIGHER : NEW YORK, April . Butter ax Se "nonce. $00. — 2 cmaumpoatt Olle-w ng te the sf? ‘cia! record ; rece’ p's S304. ee. : i # n re : am ~ sed r STORAGE AND > MOVING _ _ | EAL haan a 14278 are at 607. Sidney 225 TDA TH, 13. be SPOR Ae ey Fs ST. Loris POST-Di=rarCcH oO Future Grain Prices Get MAN—Experien: ea ‘ g°o? cli FI Ri ASE BD a el: Extra “as wrest [*s ts orine hae ~ - rat fulures had goo! Merchants nett podievard. Dye notice of 1 eeded a et ee ain De] Sees a — net ee CU ETTER —Exper enced silk cu . 750,000 f0 1.000.000 bush — “Stags i: 3 r12 22%? . ight +. baix. $6 rb _ Vi , H. Piestrup. ELY & WALKER we eas highe:. | __ SEPTEMBER WHEAT _ lSeie, $3 t. S225; beer and boiwgna bulls. [River Gree Hindi ta aunt 6! oF ~ CAREFUL “MOVING | —— _ © .s38 Gem, Temand “as fair > R: | : epcy. Sic s t~of- eae ORS ¢ tigher corn was siendy ‘to ! ~~. pee ~~ “ae meester - . ateliene as erers _ rv ‘ras a i -andard: _ ins mt Seg Soe dz y. sic Sun., oO N ANG TaN ee... SSuy ste . ee ! ~ we - a “ i9a -_ =’ Al he Kk— Beginner p higher, with demand - | ’ : mae disries le daily ee a memmamean” a “wot ~; rs | pis ASHER —Ar4 nembes or Gi , Sal "a : i 4 = =, om .* : : -@ ; oe ae: . 2 > : ; RE experienced gt eaty wors whtch were 45,600 44°00 a week aFo lecai and 12 throes ADVERTISEMENT '| FRIDAY, THE 13TH STOVE REPAIRS G. BR AUER § SI UPPLY co. a > i tekaer et WHEAT ON CHICAGO MARKET |: red winter wheat 3 red warticky wheat. $1 4a 36, No. © re : — — r f 15 ~* the 5 frurnity Oo. urtl “harie ' —Enmters st at . = : + , isp ay 5c _ Jaret Rrdge emit ricky wheat. S115. Xo . | pets ti i prevailit es oe os La, hana Aavrent , —— . ; - ‘ ‘ a : 4 eat r sc Gawy —~~ Wes £ arnfture fa-tery ex Si.27: Ne 2 hard wheat. $1 7° , At . : pt ‘a 4. tring ge.) ». WY , ” , if : E : . ~ ey Gay Sede . Avoly -2021 ‘Routeeu at re a Dc yz 3°? ire ft ed — ~" Taree or more dave. Ms the i 3 " a ‘ . | off mach ne discret “it CIP : bw roti ence soir to yen Raking c 23 82 Ferns Gates ef cash grain today were as fo fample — ‘ved winter wheat. $1 79's _ — | | tnee ul *s .. . ey | — 4 : ae Pog a . : cis: bet at ame 6a CHAMBLIN—: ontered . rest rid SCHAEFFER— ~ | ay: _Iren Co. 3442 De td 19 4: fav. At iS23. at 10 p. a 2 Al “ta ne . ps 3 . —o mE (RAL DRAPTSMAS Srcong ? 4380 I.aha ' Schaeffer . : f : —. ei. WM - wn = Dilit main work od plans andé a J mt r : rT .? oe : ' : ‘ : f x. 000 : re “2 Louis Hay Market. Japa grandmother. i a ‘uneral from Hoffmeis : - = etwe CTIVE bist s : a) x, . gee > “ 4 ' and 4 . in 3 So ie t Tr | iPass ‘US : . = ‘, - . : ; ‘ - ~ -? : - : s . : . . —F: 4 “uSase _-c.288, Ps ~ ~~ mn - s'and- packing -+ farie- pr rerk. Lewle Water and Tasht Co CABO! RERS- Mar ter fouré@ry “sher werk. good wages destrabie eurreun mron Marbor Mal'eable Fou-eéry on Harter. Wich DIEHLMANN—FEnr ere nto «Mes nen tg Pe o ' = +¢ , oaks ‘ — a (ibrk—tor Fregay and Satu ‘i AD: 1} is a ; Y , ' % | S223F ~~ . x Mr Mat ecelia lehir he a , ’ , - . aa TEPER = . ; Were er . . - . ™ - > . at sit 8 . , — Se |B —t23 = ‘ : Empire Works See ee oct ff | Complete with ails and cement. "4 real $1.69 Ganwbcheh erence frie pest en “rece | TOP aE TE Math Seas Wace aOR ioe ges) Oemar ang) “Ske No “heets” Nes "Sitcaadenh, "Brond- | DOL —16. to work Jn cee Gta © National Stock Yards, TIL C PEPPERS —Foortta 1%-» Quine. 3 ao , eres Be ites —P e@ge treet must hare S100 cask ' ’ ayrdr 773i WwW wot LAUNDRY HELP bask ¢! = AGE—Carolina crates. $3.75 Fiax—Xo. res and @nishers ae various articies | m LA a And svarrrm€mes Apply Schools and Colleges ‘‘ ' > , me se ; 1 a BO RER LABORERS —Anniy Henry Ovelimals Len Mtz Co CHEESE—Pe- eand: Northern teins x! jean demand fo- Iara Toes ae tase me re ete 1 ek 6 fall: 3. | 0" residen BS0A S. Bouis avenue.| Church and Cs os ge ir Us — at =e? car Soa HA™NDS—Men whe have © 718 Nichole) ore ‘2 an mp shes. si + 7142 Niche sol enced e-reen ‘acke goed wages to fF “yy nm érug 4 mer . AlGiy ; it Sa ro ve > S: re hs (eravous = &. iV. te 'T-_-First- - ¥ 7, - WANTED se Sacnr cow on tae ake a ile wer (Ba ite i Tents. : “s ' pa ) :' ; _ ER, SV = —— ——— ai ‘actoty werk 4) grreral - : _ _ — ger ere. -ement Ralbriggen “Spring tl ader- 69c . 7c Brand-new ‘f etten Canvas Felding (et« White Saller Pants $1.49 0025 LAFAYETTE AV. fer entical shop: 3 pe week houge*ork. wages | oan must bed Sex, per jair state sae and ; m i 8% Han ice ? 7 ' . . maT emort . oe ~—- aan : : ; a sak ‘TO . a + : . 5 , . iad Y | a : — -_ No enarge . a1 id , - ae § : ine: ot — SS xs 5 Cage ; ; « , neawunti : } [ : ' ‘7 ; [orn é¢ hag . . : . : ‘ ; . ms . : é - - : on Sepa pp Prova oe a —e po a ap - —~ - | puing ‘oor. one . 7 Decaling e5q@ shippers. EP PS amie eS J CONTRACTORS! ee — See us for Paulin«. Drep (Cloths. Tents and Camp Equipment. Save an . - . ae , cen anne , : te 408 per cent. Headeearters for Fishing Tackle at abeur balf& what . we . -é — , . . F or m , : sCTG ; omen i .‘-ii _ 7 ttem@ing da Fea would expert to par. Con Neon ng Weanes- | UNE ‘SRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT'G ae Agri 13 «UC. S Department oc: fT ooe. fairte agtive : ( : f ~ late t : . 2 : 7 . | ‘from the 1 ree CERPET CLEAN’G—UPH'ST'G zi ‘ te shippers and ema!) peckers. stren | P E R > O N A L } “ARP “2 [Al YFE _——————--—————————_ | BOY @tnek bey. strane. ever SG. Sm ta: bulk 184A *%o : - - « c e : “ya , ‘ 5 | - SEN. Att — Mate ee te - . 7 Mg ete . omen . | .#** with grammer-cetost = 2 i-@a — c ‘ a -¥ = @ Sate 1273 S “a4 ~ ore mupwabasineanten : maha “ween IF aaot 23> ia poriers oh ‘ram packing end order filling. € “serence “. ; oii EM FON ow (te lime of work a 6 2 wth hath echoed : $9e i [sR MARK ER—Woaid | pesttien: bat A rr. MM Say Pr ‘es (es. @ 2 ~~ *repi¢d «¢°encemen ty 4 : _ELECTRIC WIRING, ETO. | swterences and $ vourw experie amet] Pea ee : 4 Sean Cres sarenemen: . 7 . . BCS BOYS—Twe. Call - . ate? = —— oe : ria erted ie ork l. LODGE NO. : “a > 2 * MA? ., SO. married, stupring pecktine -_ pera! Dae me ) : —— ft oine uaa ime tandiing help: rettabie. steady. at pcse-n- erperts ’ : : : r ‘take ; Practically ecthing | Weak ‘o *he tower en tambe prices: re iRCntes a AOR FH tea "es 7Oe etl >? niehe rege mT ~-0 "Ss tS “mn te a. D oe. are noght warckhman =o De active end selabie i8fisS “N th and growing rm references, bomd Bex 0-153 gt ag pet Aaerme 23 va SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1923 Eocika Church Interment Calvary come. )MUSM PTERIANT, Vereen Mees S2g0, chine e800 ecarars om-Depetch ent rare "“ARPENTER—Whire, married = ans Fors OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE STARTING 23, APE 11. 1923. at 11-50 o'clock | 5. apieeg Wm. J Horan. 3858 Lincely: ST ESMa\—sn with firetclles comcers MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1923 wife of the inte Dennis MeGrath. mather 0 ) TNDowW “LRANNG—Pam = | 0300. Paws Oummatce ee © Box | See Sunday's Post-Dispatch—Auto Saction—for News of Millie Sout cousin of Margaret Mapleton, , ALLAH CHAPTER NO 376 —_— | a. SSS eS eS er “Switine to dear > “tae * =e ee Funeral from ihe residence | seberger's Ha Grand amé WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. *"* "ecole Sox 134 Poe Dee 6 . . _ nae . ¢ a oe . ~ 4 « ‘2 = >. 7 . » ‘*.- oat E vaper eaTune> sat —— oo guar- be i ror. April 23. —Coftee. Rie Ne tur r ter 7 z . AP « . a —~— . 4623 Marg23°e''a it SeTun Tee GIRLS | eae gee a May. 8 33 $ ARE . AUTO R—Sir hes cer end cos fur. | SUPPLY CO pec-in ite aad ance. at the ars ct, io be, tpemonabie for any apts contacted | EXPERT PAPER CLEANIXG—AN_roome | uae gras ‘Seg Sled pees’ “eh e ) yea ? Ps, SB _ we _ warmer Gc ’ * = . od MPANION—— Want nomitiom =: trave ST.LOUIS BIGGEST AUTO ACCESSORY HOUSE ene s og ge 5 a gy meesoastaiiioncne ; : a - = —— - ‘companten by ® refined wemet. 80 aninry: 814 N. 6th St. See tae ee | See oe see reat way... ~- Sib Sit te $iite ¢§$ - om. SE ee : SOMe es PET eace. °S sZ- a Al” cs 8 8) =P = eorn o2 mn ism.on ie oe ors elected fer the istely Misseuri-Kansus-Tezs are @t. Lewisans——W. Frank P.O. Watteand C. & Schaff. The others: sar’ nme. ro re ¢ rs _in de $231R1— ; gerera. Scouse ali before 3 ¢ clock Lindel | CON STRECTION Folwe- shiskee “ter Te Va 7 - 519 Morgan. ."E sock of 1933 war ns er 2 Ti poet om ‘Be wal —— ase cerk cinrenteet SOT SEROMAN—Se middel-aged. geceral dney. St4ne, 1474R ouzeaecrk. mere fer beme that wages. ‘> 3410 ldees.

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‘ FRIDA APRIL 12 i933. yan - CAPABLE WORKERS Who want to better themselves read the “HELP” Wanted Ads. “We APRIL 13” 1998. | oem Sip WANTED—™EN. BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS) HE! P WANTED — MER, _ Boys | = seems fo —— 7 We A Be ——WOMER. ems HELP WTO. —-WOMEN. GIRLS | ined AN "__Pixperienced Apply Steloft | HEC Pg em one “und r mye, : } gp gee Xi | Sianing mil! expert- | RB! ) 1d ' Cc NS—_WOMEN., Q'‘RLg par! Oo. 4020 Natural Bridge Pa lue Mound Garags Riue oo aC ‘ ? Yanee? ate" & prey I ip ~ 2 (a) (a ) Vf ~ 1D) Wilk iN A . ‘he .— —_ Y OU NG , LADIES = Sit.: r ene ee a 4 - SRA ee , ic} ca Sl a ad f - 7 M ae wy i orig jenn “ o« ALIN SV .) , i} j Sit. washin ; . : ~~ “i bade _ ona me. ODE Turia. =U45 _ Ww aint. > 7 rer i 11 to Tien ar i ne 9 77 rise ‘ % . r\ house. 4 ste OE hat — age and sulars “l & ' “ an te n Bros | “e 2012 Lecw Personal | telephone cai or ¢ -4 ve 3 , ; 1 rat . ot Re . : : . . ; ‘ se ‘ -_ ' * > a4? or? . 7 « . rs . » ° ;* + «a ' * ’ « i ’ f P »?” , . 6% - , ' - . . ° shirts or angine Romie: | : ; , _Morg: an 8 at. c6 _, Steacy Wo is Apply 315 Washington. (Co) husin¢t S& COA = © an SsOmLe Ape I Mews li —The compen 19 sf ‘ fr Lo mr ‘ “) r. : . . " 8 teddies. a) | dresees fla. Rs ViN- ~hA perrenoued or ; ur +t machi - Ce eptarr ] . j ie ,r) cemene and Lime ay : »7 : foxy : ' ‘ , A ots) |- or {,enerai { lerical ~ . Ae ‘ ° 4 ee ri nonin blues ’ . . . — . ‘e ,* ,rete ft). o , , tomont "65aI aol Bb) F . a ep = oe up awnings = YOUNG ME \ x} ' a nits Heidi meetin ec rm ths , eich HOW ce ‘ 4 on ee! 676s . ae : neg, Paty Ss | ’ : , APHER—S:.; emplove . | — : with : nai x, | a iw res 151 —— A —_ —- HE ‘ rer —Hyumptrey tnetartaneets res sien sareaikt ° werk iy be are | me —At first-class chintst “elerved” 2 opis Bvad a ee Snes ‘ wer 16 e+ 2909 bite up ical! | t uses the type ra vs e C AN VASSERS— 1.2 d\ "A ; Vee ' eater. weed very Hitie 655 SM = , reek. Forest s Laciede is eT me . "iG Teer ' [My ' : i. ara hat vo have mad lines h «wf Pas | ; . . , so" tity oo Onan exper tm >». ?ent Lvist wate’ . > : fe goieite sans - ATE» bs iarg rin! , ' , . , = : “a my moO CHGr een enrt . ' Ter i Me in i RE g ——— ‘I! & aree ; ; ‘ : » i . a os , p rants ree - - - er , ‘ . ; . ’ . 7th. = ¢ th a. PRER—Wegioner pri ferred. ex Gow) . o prmewasHr' An@ porter, white. a appliagices. those CcCeDpte : ' , ett ry rr) - flue) , : ' pie Phy? ave? ROHH VW Posat-Dispater , . ‘We make . ne vee ae tion and good typist. Cal! Sidney ; ya 1th end Clark . horough course , ine annie us | , , ' Priddy was finished it ro « ' - enera ne oe TEL ey Mechanics aint ‘ ¥ a : “ ~ of trainin ; the of coat re . lie oturmene , ant O° wen ; : hand wou can hav a ' | re ¢ | 19 BOL_LICTTORS—House-to-house Franklin ev eee es ae PHER “SECRET ARY cae Oo : TASH ER—E xperienced: Ing T ' 7 inant . a ; ; Marat ring a" pe am mn oie +} . oO tice per ce. pay salary and comm ssion ‘etl py PELESS PFURN ACK= ~ —— or zar " ar a ort ite dem Exper. 4 a : % 1A nN 7T ‘ pen ranre ae — ' rie «> : gr | rr) } 3) ’ ° — . . . nts . a ‘ ud ' ‘ ‘ - " Y? dg mornings a : : yi ‘ ; 37h | aciede . * 2s Inet’. ; 4 - -_ _ " ’ a renin ’ ; wee . - * in o a ¥: ba . = , . , ? a i“ ; ' ri | ~P 4 , , = rh , . wm : - - oe ~ > ’ , . 4 ) . : ‘ . 2 P Z . . 7 4 ; . me rt IciTOR—-aAge 25 to 35; ; ' 2 -_ eee ‘S : RAP HER—S' . ie young lade 3 SH ER—Whi a Sch ‘ft we ; i “ ; } " 1 ,i0 1 = : nda? le . i ’ ‘oi? , e ' a ; ’ : . a ; ire pa ’ * = ry ~ a ———— —* - ng A ; : ettert Resta a = ; . . m OnrT? ; mt naent ’ ean 75 : Aw : th: 2) . : a reners Yous vr * ds , ' ’ g hiv experienced s*enographer: . . a ‘ 218 nn Jefferson i¢ ‘ a en , ink i a . — . . ttiee - iss -* : > 4st ‘ , . . ; , J S . es api ; ‘eal iy art noes d, : : : . : s we ivin KC ON DHAND PIP with ener of : . age _ , yA! Ww he " ; ; rieaner econce at ANN LE ADE r furniture stores | },;, seer . 7 “Ss go Way et Bee SALESWOMEN WANTED “MINCE LLANEOUS wa tt) . -- > . -_— ~ eer hy ited 3 * ut ad GY aera ae if eee SCRE TARY—-Sit.; neat ae [RK—With 2 or 2 years’ experi-|ietter as to age, experience. previous earn ) ia ide smh agente gaa 2c. oean, wl " | | | % unc lad) 4 high-school educe- for: front her ‘a § ae e:c “ 2 e Mail Subscrivrion Divisior . ; ' ngueer - overs .ears stenographis rLERK WN it ; 5 ve the Post Dispa‘ h. St. Louls. Mo (8) S ‘BR : e . . | : iris a e K~. =e : er re 4 ye ie = ge ‘ouls. Mo. SALESMEN WANT Pe no OO h . vi : i 4.89% fariai service. Gesires position with far front cie A ‘24 Ham Iton. (®» | $E" TA! PATTERN FY_LERS--SteefAv wor — _—--— ED ) ' shed "ese Emp! ' ; ' 23. 60%! Ak te LADIES—F. “a Couarcinenee — iG HEST prices paid. for best references; .dewntown. Rog — ” ' oo. open shop. Apply American Steel Fou: ‘emeterv Lot Salesmen Wanted the State Lar uilding, Cnicago ISCO | Te ie = ary: 5 an? “Fle amnhet a oe magerne. ~t -. : yer Tr) . -? 7 '. aura © ii ‘ mi OT ime jj d ' al a Teg ] ote ; -* = * | ~ 1-1 spa t i. ERB) | oan 2 a ven “om dry. Gran) te City ee | . o i ; 7 iy 2 (_ tne ~ . . hb } , l_a dc } i=§aA St Ange e' oF = 4 File: n P (c . seniees “ _ — . co? . « a ; . . nw . — = asp enn ’ : , ” ; = ‘ ; weet =— . po \ respectab a in mothortene ; yALP ” / ML h. tt (— Experie ri ec) 8446 Potomac 3 : ri } Tyr ~ INQ TR ER Any Paes 8! a house —— e _ ’ ry : “3 ’ . ; . ia » ‘; | | AT _ —-—liave open! ‘ay 8 for 4 HOUSEHOLD Goops >= ae all hote a far “ r - a - wane | x . , om tar’an er iz c bur , tran ‘ e+ } . ree . ty ’ ' , : ; , wa e | — sd ee ; if 4 ‘itious Catho) ‘mn wvistt Catholic h -™ — = . oR, ~Di - Tecerences exchanged. ~Ap ply ‘engineer, 615, N. weg 1LDERS—Finor experience on brass ar nat sells reco ds will vile . ing Ye 0% ; ve gay and take enroliments: good ; ‘essant 4“ NTIQUE colored gince china and chast « spaich (34) . iinum; must be active. 4537 Pope ortativ paid t ’ Th eries abil!ts nformationy vou ; . } | oraer ' 4 > ® % Powe? so. on 3’ : 1 ro o~ : st ——- : “4 2 ——ae t \ , ' . a aoe q —(olored, wents to nurse children ‘ 24 ; ___ ft iAer ore ahs “ an! roc > eompetition Write a where ‘Vv ar nad er tne e. Ter gener , -fermerr: please give full parti@ulare in firs mere ae ry _O% Che Pai t . 2 . rare vow rug pei, oe : ; . r +3. ences ‘ H Kirk : TAtoi ses s ' —~nrevmer tra at wt an _ I . it a ae on ’ conrgutr ore ; ’ ” a — AC . H es or het. } _ r 1 spec's . 4A ; : ‘ " tré mar het al Bide. Sto 6 p m@ ‘s "> Be , wark . aan + if. or ay 5 30 fra wer res’ «. o n. A I ider!y white eniinnmanehnintiepligtente ne ' , | , ‘ ; , ' : . . : 708 Fullerton Bide ; nar’ nin yY —~ An new cheap Tie. eR ene: . p.m... Lindell ¢ TAR, ‘ % pre it Appl ‘¢ MOL ADE R S—Pench ‘end squeezer, opan *#nop | ° EMORIAL 43 th 'METEFRY ASSACTIA rAR AIS TO ; [0 - P +e MY , ; , | . _ ate — — oe yy) eal S!.aADIFS— Matholic e . ’ , Wa —Sit. young colored; wants emal | Me J A Washing: (cPA)| steady work, no trouble. Anply St. Lous) TIO? ’ MISSOURI. 406 Commerce Bide. || ¢ b; tors Victor Hu re- |number of bric! S giver 7 . _ —— jen - we + spenduae vRutdone 1 Ot ek 60M SET = d-plece Rainut. aise white O50, Bide" wrete OF call Mary . oo 325 Locust. $th floor. ic7) | Ma lieabie Casting ©0 500 'N. Broads ¥ | Kansas Cit van > ne 2 Iman! oo a en ‘ a : 5 , } ry) eee i€ Linn ' ) ae Roth & vy y Foe née rnd — i 4 : " ai } ’ ‘ ms iné ' rit Tf 1 > . ’ 4 preie OT : L - - permaner _F REE 610.00 ; a. ——_ ~~ encanta } GIRL. x t en! r@tined VoOUnS | - . + arge eS : @ LAr u ing compat ; —— . ~ -_ — +4 . ‘ec - . 4 . i ’ ») ier ts en , : -— girl an e as r , 57) ¢: did oppor iT eovan or ’ ' nA Re f 7 a> 1Z ns ’ ‘ 7 pe : ' = . - ‘2 7 : ’ c; : ! ’ ‘ RY . } ; . ys ternoo! ’ * 09 . " . r ee ‘ea ene ” o B RE AK FAS , &f T—Beautituily Aecorates. Mion to Pls y gentieman or wan. - — a Pees pormu . aecvanceiment. | ' ; 6 eninred Aress. £9 ° woulda } he : gp ie 3 an on , a a nv , oo Tee a oF P eco: 64@-inch ty ler leaf wbine omy TOR] ll Sunda - 4 LDE st-class; steady wor! answer in ow} andwriting etating : |dard radio pro we artts ie Mic! ) a Bagg Premera Blt ; Bee - erson Cits | } 2 | is J — has yf tat m@m | nfeer chairs 4012 Fiad. 9 Commercisa education and salar) sired Box | su? 2 mits si" r sid send the ares ) Ay , sherie ‘oO! serce Pepartmen' | ris mM white references none rettin 1eir iende to | os : 1 Post-Dispatch. _ é ic rok f commission bt ptien- | SIMS —T lish ( the “U weaahinxton PC. for informa tany 1665. 5A00 Cates __ 4c) | tise i _perty wit is company. T cui 2 ROBER—Chittonters. bedroom srt®. FCaNiTT RE FINISH fER—Must he gor OPE RATORS—Z fi: oe milling machine |S) OPPOl Ns ~ ay a ; ot Bo gua Ot ' Histo o Uy - ~ wae A , - a jot eWO?} White we ir git 0 ompany pay an; L an own — aaa Fy I —= = ; : d rf ‘ ‘ ‘tor fo nm npfle 1 ' . . . mn bee foidiog irenin r4 agate. 2ic daily. S00 Bun. rected he x ir fn Post ‘Dispatch } & RS fii ry _ jance ;Olluber ee ; J = maets LA ! ty) ; . ry — n eek enlary:. stead : a2 1 ¥ x oe ae, 5c aaa 45c frre Fe Ee NI HER A ie b - ; ; y ire sald. Ue v 7 } re =. ve po Millit ‘ hose ‘e ox . reir i . - P e a a ~ — a ie oF +) 2 iil ‘ Aoi" ; n } f : } \ ‘. 1) 7u ry f . .% . 4 , . ' ore riz mT ii ° - —_ . pee . ugcie, S50 d daily. . ; _ light -cetinet work 1108 Olive F , TERS Autorme — a singe ine ' it; y! th to 4 +} Let - and Ww lepart- noilin wa ~ , ata a wh 7. . floor o> te COMBINATION RA GRPeniney! at * ow Be daily. 50c * —— ee : : a Or . nil - 7 ‘ : ’ ‘ > as } a : a c omer ou ae n ‘ a D (jj : ‘nr y > n * ve iv. s cata ‘ * on : i gsasorters bie? j trys ; ¢ fi bet ween f- ; more days ic line discownt 2) GUNDERS—Canting: at once: steady work, |e 3 o2) | Sa AWES—oFor eccident insurance. Write | Sian ss , 4 Se nna teaeboen walt, | sion tie cee” bee | Heber send CRIVCINAL toe a ss St Lovis Mal PA! ti t : iv | ™ a a re ; | Bd : apis | ae” facia adie Camting “c.;* - pave 2, se ' | or interview. Box 364. Post-m™ 5 : cis iad f » He TACNDRY. 7319 Manchester. (c7) | COMBINATION RANGE Xi, Di ying jor employment. Use OPIKS. « Bros iwet e7 K. per shop i frer . wt ; . ; rAR STE R , Th a A. | aay! : brand ew, fu) fi ’ ts ’ tu" , ~ ’ ‘ Z ’ ° pa) / a ’ ) ’ - 4 ~@ rye be a) ly o s to fit shamecteas for | OOER V WLERK—PExperienced: Young | 77324 McPhereon. ee ———- Nee ie ; es can hral , eb hag eee seg ge ph Bn? tah Rot a haar Steiner Furniture ©e., the S =. . positions special training , with Wee. End references. Apply | } AINTERS—2. f1 ie on ae ene rit } , ; if oe ae hes —- fead fhe Instruction, rad? accvuss ain D- Delmar = ey | or shine wm suech. 26°23 Ar Vietor | SAL “E> expenenced rete ' . , ‘Pas ; eG ries nae!’ vs YS in LATD—Goor ie Schools and Co'lege eds. eRK-—_vYOUNG MAN. APPLY | ®60! om er ronoei t Lit 113 ross spe ie ee housework: $10 week 5073 Cabanne. (c6) "‘Dieploy wee daviy. b5¢ Sun. owt-of- pieces, $50. 1578 S Alt aie — 1 f : > : = ™ : cf A hor Ry j ‘ — —E oy . acute eK oe - . #Se aucl¥ Ste Sun.. MEN. BOYS WCE. SUN-KIST MARKET. 5625 | PAPERHANG ply afte > p. m. t age rage PP git rg a te agg i a” . reference | anc cooked tometh er {| MAID—Por eee neets Lane al ef ly. 50¢ Bun. Three HINING ROOM SET—Perioa. 3623 + tig ~ — ) my 5. H. “Whitmore. 4837 Labadie m, © 3 Li ) , LENE CUTTERS—Applv A. settied colored girl; Kenera Solid agate, @5c line daily 80c Sun. DAY ‘VENETTE Sv ITe— Practically new. e aie ; , 148 1 ~) more dave. ic lime discount | endosh a‘ eupemndl . . ' A wee BLA - Z : aT if j ; > ' - Z Sean?! Fe, thea a ‘ | en! efactary terme (Oo e@tit write far cata W est Pine reposition r vo referer an 2 , ' mie Se +» he Met: vy bo . & : | 4 — . - * The iaw he work. - have u wn priv 2 service station in your city for you If | DININ GR OOM St 1TB—Modern; th ie «a MOBILE ASSEMBIERS—At once: ex- ON WORKERS—And fnishers App. P Title Guare PAs Pay ake t : stanggeen ~~ ~S ras “hie | room and 2; ‘his i rive y: no! you are looking for a business write er cal! real buy and wiil sell thee no d me oo “paint . shop. Apply hams. ‘ 926 Chouteau eX } ; (Cait | Par FE Pp NANGERS—Fi ae -- - ~ . von ™ —; mo . - , ‘ | es c tatn 27 ' 7 iA ‘ . ; : 7 | ' ’ : ” oe ve . : ’ r ’ "hi aT "16 \ Ath ft . et Louis Mo. (1) 4014 MW lora bi. Phone Q@Gran #A0 ’ ' (eb ALES! ' —— Automobile Co., 2201 Pine. | FENTTOR— Wt , Avely Globe Wern icke r iaito Decorating Co. ! Delma: tan sta @ - the iaates Me 4 | 4 1 ides > ae . Ps 7. POOm! SHS oe wens | wee " DINING Bt TE —Geay pak, tepeaier op MECHA NiCS—Experienced: ‘ho? N 4th st we roe ce. — am ° as =” Saeed . te a Een Seer Bu Toe ' fern e a 1 rurg | ; aaeene : By} | cH AMBE h OF C OM MERC E holetered ehair AS. like new white — er c . a TARORERS— And ou ee eam “wi al hs er : = hgh ‘ ; , . Len? , TAIN A : ; we . ‘11 Rv «woPYiTaT— ner ryier ary * ran _ he ipers: steady work, gdod pay; | i Gascony anaes men Apply O11 | ‘PAPER HANGERS— per tun. tats Dec 7 re | = 5 . on and department res, wher a . so ~Expe lenic tower a | AND ( ‘OM MERIC Al. ( "LU ee ans site tte ad ite ice must have at least 0 ' . - i ) ar. | “eee bt rape ~ rignt ¢ es wor om fr Bint. shi ' tL the end of two years. What have you to ‘. eran abDie@tt Motor raat ; RBORER: White gg a. ’ wh : } who can make ! ighest tyne ol ~Ortrait ; : Mma ‘ ‘ me peceangygctnt te . 7 “5 t¢ ao - . , Anlia be can fiagca Si , t, TO} = hanerienced on eewing au yn nt A Gor = factory” Box DPD SRS KF, lect ric Ironing Machines. itn DPAIN?T = a y Seemoyment. Se “eo | Address Strauss-Peytor Siucios, Nal ena agg ee sin ort ici ry ir mn) the: ns aT ’ 3% ais George V. Steffens (6) The we'l- known niex' We hae OBILE ! AINT“ RS—F inishers ond - [or Allee. Lewis and ty ors allon é {4 co Mo ‘ ‘ *" ‘ : . Ts 4 Ve ic? TT, 4 ith erai bar rgaines ‘Ae 7 ome cn it bald oer. m hic'e Tep and upely . | we ge a factor. ary work; weady | pLIMBER Mies : nies 4 aan ; > ESM | Falesm f r fa ah reget magigge tates A, cA, sp = +t eteel ~ ‘ORS—Exp —tonanl Gm @rauman, woul oly wen 1 earwes 1s on mi Be, $20 ( * used ai ee ar no06 as err En EES o pO orn PPy ~~ rk; address ‘ inflersigne riving # :. Se aie? 47 , Ae 7; ; ' _ ; ~ niece @ va dy ork eantee@. 1108 Wese.taeeteh ts Borage ,\ tional Dboys ne tt WASHER— Mus: be experienced and b ss . Lae) er ind recommen¢ rs rie aie lepart pore 7 : tsi ‘UPS SS 400 Se 6 | teithaae Jag > im ae . Pale lae . Wesbingt > (eb 196, Post-Diapatcn —_______-_— DOMESTIC ELECTRIC n08 F Nash Co 14a Del SRR good |. £arRo R} tn RS For inammear 7 . j as fg \ — “ e a? . ‘ r _ , , ‘ ; y, ‘ : 3 ; sf , # | oe Ry rr? Rie eds até. an af’ er r aa ee ——— Kilpatrick & Bons Foundry “oc. isin TeR—tn berber abon. 32 | A sons re es . a: neoat Operators W anted BUSINESS WANTED 4110 Peck : oe . ~ ; “ : 7 3 bal ne , ~ decieteain > , + | } . i ‘ + ’ 4 » 4 , : o-eemare * we ey v ” “ S ee Mt hand. tor xriday nights only. . 7 F / , onl 7? ? . 61! 0 N. 11th (cB) wants to b will take groceries if #u) — 4153 Shaw ax —tiov, over 16, to help in bakery: Ba before 7 a. ™. + C800 — 4 * = ; a . . ; Par ; es a, enit h and sanitation gu PSTiOMmse O p lic qmierest OF Mii f . ab “er "Box. ‘X08 "Post -1 Die. ‘a4 » Hw NY : .C—c al afier 8 ry ™. » Ape rere work; good chance to learn trade. ; cule Water and ae ht ORG pactnr r reference yrand s ed . tnARhS reatime ' inid eases will not be given Se -_ DL -» | = = «+ : ' Rutcer aK (80) MEE EABORERS—Men tor foundr> or ate ‘ 4 fA ot aria) sidered. Diagnoses or treatment of indivi lual ) walt J PETTICOAT Of] PERATORS | : 5430 ‘Pershing , £8 Seti ~ ~ ae Ss sari C . ' ‘ . Er , - rT ? rT >) ° FI TRNIT! nhe—s) a week Woy eR— hc xpertenc ed, “colored. App! y 605 ' = work: good wares Pe mene @ evurroundl é ’ . 3) Ou : if é ; ton powet machirer, Te Ewing. . = ton WMarbor Malleable Foundry is ivancemey, ma ' ] : ol, t c ; ou 4 ire m , ' . : tees ready work me prepared t¢ re ——— a ae a SALE — Meee) ae _ 4009 Raters.” ted ee ee eee on Harbor Wier =—owre * . ‘ , : - . [ C “4 ; ) fun a - . , 1A al id ' | pa oa ‘ ; ’ . cw °: Veshi: * nD Ae 4 ’ ; ” 7 ‘) ¢ ng cout nH usin nie Dispatch. a : (cB) @oen bd) i} > Hanilev ia ‘ oO} ' - if é rea 7 ’ ' . ' - e . : " eek 4410 Manchester a’ FURNITURE —Tabiee hh lee can Las Sa — said bi Tinton ineinnat!, Ohio.. ‘ an and giccessful selling fer n cal . et rm a rk- good na\ yale | ' Seat — . ving ? miacetlangoue articles. CBeSP vate rE eo oeeee machine oper- + : } c ‘ : os sot ine ie Oe é, ‘ a Dies tnt ’ , Tk yee Ls BY ay A. ‘ je Vick i f ad “~ es 4 c ery a aya : 24 N. Vandeventer p: ; preter one experience in genera’ a - — . ~ ' Pe ' ; ~ : ae by Byte th seage lea . star and examine for the head of | w | Pe * Lindell Bidg., 808 Wash . ished; abou city, customers: iaree| 9594" South Dakota present employment: Bp: jendid “Oppor- | t marufactu’ ing pia per oe ( ‘ A tit o' 4. A ‘ ) LAR‘ R- 4 & ‘ a | ‘ rm that : liart ¢ a’ ; ’ | Bs Ne ee steed at ; ‘te. les ty $150 rea! red Box pe oul akula ies $ ing good pay. ail anew ers strict! Vv : beurs per An” ste iy n ark take + ~~ ERS St dx . k Go } i } ‘ ‘ a ryt arc? . \ ’ the —— +y . hal ’ ’ ’ (a } . ‘ 4 ‘ “ > ' . ’ 2: Poat Dispat: hn. : + RS 1” t i Rie- —! ‘onten'!s of ms | -. “ 4 7 ltr ann v \e . 7 a y . . , 7. . . n ° _¥ ; : ‘ : . sh oh KE . ' —Ts - - _ - . _—— — ee ln tial. Rex N-70C. Post-Dis _ feds . & yards ar io end of ana alk 4 locks — ; LEA . OTK. I Or onc : , ‘ | ind err, , tad ; EEKEDS one v ith experien x ANING PRESSING BHOP—BShoe shin-| ing rug Bookkeeper Assistant S | "THE eee EC AN AGRICUL- |?’ Clean beds. Substantial: -» =. Tntindaimndn anton wees - -. . | _ ferred. _Caj 500_N. 2d ener. ‘ine carior. $11 Missouri av. E. St. Louis | “ee. ss =— aa Ae oot : a “sy Tan % Y i & TRI Jewish; must yrnish ' 11] 4) Ft KRNITL RE Wid —And ruze. el! ki : t - - } > 9 i e ‘e , a. * . Sare _— . ~*@ . s | 4 é . 4 y ~ ie —-~-- ee EE — -_— -—: , Apply in person. SHAPI 16H TUR *HEMICAL CO | meals. Apply at once. Columbia) 54UESME* e , : LEGAL INI] ORMATION. | referet Call Cabany 74h “ANP ECTIONERYT —Cigate, tobacce, casey.) gt Eeane es sam cage’ price BAN RE “aA” ach ond Ww SMAPIL. = : AL CHE’ AL, CO. : mae ag Poa S a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association. ) #AM=TREMS—On Wiicox-Gibbs power ma dry goods, papers, etc. 1313 N. Jefferson Riley Furniture Vo, 1509 8. Breedwey 4th an ashington. ‘cO 1 FE Work Quarry Co., Columbia, lil.. or] ppertunity to s@ x] co} 1! t t run an automo . wd. el ran a , rt * . : —- across from school, on car line 200d bua! Ere hy — se good as ne » “ " . = : d . . e " 7) ; et PO! iT : ‘ ES i | 4 RS Pxper erced . , T) wprice . Ho ’ ’ “olt | ‘ ports ~ “ Me Ny MCR ate Pl To jearn printing. Postoffice tes) . a es fi | Sak i ev) Rains ‘Oat Operators Ww AN? ed Al. vw E N- rp es - Sy . ie tore he et af which , “a oe in ek Sua erie baundry. 3700 OW pa “es ] o. muet se f ax +9 cCRRITTREL WI i ; = STACTRDRY ORIVER—FExnericnced fo Apply METROPOLIT EPORT 2 ur ; ? i aie aa ' ack | 1 a Sie te ee arate ee | . =e room and &e = ; 16. for coffee store. - Apply 73 Union y oe Deane truck m et have &100 cash bond wy i B10 “4 — asad PORTS An rrea who ar aR ‘ ' re atl " rey ; : ‘BER righ’ OU TENTS of 10 efficiencis cheap |*are . — oo ? dro 20 ' me. at, ; rket ee Berth Lauran ma 19 Market ms . a ty ot ! ) - te ods ye arr: You ¢2 , ty In the | Sa | vogk at soda fountain: muri ie muet sell for cash, income over 3,000. Bo ye rao ‘e etd3 ashe, walk To work “jn drug store; all day. 7801 2 ; oa : ME ie FP og ‘ ot Sh de mer ines © ae / ‘ ' a — . ? 1 wa . B!) z. "LAU! NDR y HE L P am pr _— : ' ? 78} ; v4 : ry at al YT Mi ca’ re MR Experienced on tim ena ‘LG STORE—Near Grand «nd VU va; ra FURNIT RE mt - Ee ats bu —— A EE 2 Ley ren ¢ : . cir, ; ‘ ca ‘ , , sii : . " ~~. wi Me as ' we 2 as ; ’ ; 5 “With bicycle, for or light delivery. Bell pMiperience’ = assistant 4 . we Trunk F . SAL.FSME® ht) SX1I0OUS P.-D. READER.-Un-j| annoys | : a . ~ oa _riftce S5000, LER 10 bank 733.8 | bie oven gee range kas eleva: . Pharmacy. 9°53 Be . = xy or out-of-town men iy COLA fieid. Mo aut wa : ; _ane r cian c he mn by th 1 at} lange} ’ tine pail sHAPHEN Salars . 4 hg : ' nee ) a,| burner gas tion . ‘4 on « " et on ea ae ' ; , tarte A+ s teks ; ‘ See : e merce ldg (3) —— r. For day delivery. —" Drug Co. , Siar cai. BAUNDRY CO. $020 RETOUCHER—First class. Address, with | unity to make mor AES oy | reste: d compelled to rve : N 6 PS # 2 in | eLECTRICAL REPAIR—CGity 100,000 ber | _ purnern, | 8: biue eneme | » r rt. " 7 " ~ 4 » =) - ’ lias . . . . . m , n . - ‘hea " ’ ; of ‘ » he . ¥ -— et te +3 oe 4 -_ on ; wy . ch - | a7 7 : _ “ s > ’ ’ Delma Leather (Cutt il Bd anted 4 . Strauss-Peyton Studios, Kan nitheir al ' ppl a rte Seed Pager | , ; : oe ) 1 we oz «OL ulation, new equipment, _— a ; + Pi MH. Waiker Furniture To work AS prorter in bar. sizes cs ‘ METRO POLIT SPORTW E AR» sas ni? . 4 ‘ r a - (cS 7 . ea 1) ’ 1 «A : : ost . a an + or nired Tr} / ' “% . er ; S400. good husiness. aeliin nae, ¢ Locust at a. 1m h and Washington, {e,) fs 9 N llth ‘ a (c5) iSA LES! - Exper} en a ‘Y in ahoees or mens 101% 7 4*lite t aes nee ena ts oe : ieee ‘ . ——— - ti : H - r line health Ce!) Lindel) 5267 or inquire 4378 ' a a ake ¥- 4. burner. ts “oven ragga os wm — , ny i= . _ —— : (STE NOGRAPVHE! an “Tt lit =o ‘ ‘ To drive Wodge truck and “e. in = OPERATOR. tha sau og pee m dog iY , Sleady positions 1600 8. | sALE SMAN ute : : ~ + ~ ' experien: od if aN — a Meal; fine cendition o7a8 ttab. : ote ro , nae nyrtee rr L. — . / ; ~ a om } : , onemmeenn eae seach 3 oe a eemeet street car track ~ experience om catalog and genera! | ce! mnie Sunda wor ‘are, experience uth’ art ——— “a keen ts een bh toe a ae — a HOU SEHOLD > ‘doobs—@ ‘ampiet4 furn Too! Mf Cc 7 iehol 1. fe) = @ if : 1 Mfrx. o.. 1718 Nicholson P * S ‘al oe -—~ cm p~.: ,Y » fae ; } i} ’ e} -, ‘ . - . : , . .ar set amar : rT) : F , “tn woodworking shop; aiso experi- |§ AND PRESS HAND—1511 \N sone “ne 5 a nial axperie ' coe, he auton | welson, Grand and Arsenal ‘ . opportuni a. .| FRUIT AND VE iERTABLE MARK ET—With of 3 rooms. 3709 » ee - . " 5 . = - , in . - L - : t a2 Bas ¥ : ‘ aren » ee : /& me Tee . +. ‘a ‘ivwing rooms mM k {fer 34°4 & Lamson bar siock turret lathe 1913 ic) | | Raiithne room; outsole cutter, ; ne Hpearance, } ark " ont L neve ne oes ie \ of * Toten, oR MAS GLE Alex Elec. Specialty 4 . @ s. rsonal! ) lighest grad uy : DEMONSTRAT ‘oman, fer é = —— , -— | new; for gee: eo ~~ nagar an OR ps : ° vliar ' , . ) peppatora © CARES Sage © 7 721 a ok xnerienced on f Scaae Sa Ee Sides brick: jot 100x188 Cf carry the official! score re card, ef ier 3 NISTS—F or plant main nienance | | beam machine knox sole cutter, | ince of its ki xcellent opt ' | oni: j closing of bed davenp» ‘WHAT SEWERS K ppernens cog be gy ee r SS cate Dig money toaker i TPRARY TABI Or ~tophar Land ducine vacen. se RS Pnmont “stee WV Found: open ose FE ‘outsole sorter, outsole caser, @CO-!| tion: permanen ¥ ppportul Pe mage ag +8 ey tet i ¢ “ judge Hat Factory, 1900 Pt YDE CARSON, 625 Chestnut draperies, refrigerator et. ehean, To deliver packages. 403 03 Mercaam- t wean Steel Founcrica, —— ae re ——> “aio Anderson, stating age, experl- preferred ne , Spr ERIE OT ES “TTA! WA Ri h ae or 1 a ein . ' : . Fper-i% ‘7 Sieiner Furniture Ce M 2A . # or general factory wor , portut | a ouEN . _» | SEO waa > HAT CO I ' ‘yi lean pte tion. reer cid ier general factory | Maes : : lence and wages expected. SELZ) without canis veekly, Apply om] 63 1 : ry 4168 o cl Se tn f marker! Bouti , | Citing ROOM AP . rapid advancement, $11 tea gar’ _ = eiper for shipping room. 4250 NX. | SCHWAB & CO., 514 West Su > : . ara ape = a ' ; Chest nut at ; Es 9 it) ; at : = son ones >| 2 un seatar | i rite aring tf a a , > — : : * : MARIDV ARK aT, 7R E- Do ne £0 hue a eee . - EE ere : *. ati “ u “ ' | “ss ) ay } | , i tr @ ri hay . , ‘ : an ‘ - ; : }* 1 * i : ia . . : ” . ver 16. for evtical shop; chance mg Sager to do hougework, wages and | perior st.. ‘ Chicago VIT) -E ¥ sh? : organizatior rs tio goon | 71! : Oe: si, es re $3000: ns eo ARLOR SUITE—%5 piers good trade: $9 per week. Ane & : ¥ 4" Bn MmaAr : Ss TOR’ ’ OR POE iH K ~—C¥ ~ nt rt Ai} s, . re! 4 . - ~ - . Ae — ? ou ' een aA 0n000 A YEAR E ‘ housecteant!) ; ' et On ¢ ther buoeinere Annie 21°19 N. 14th te} condaition —— practicarty nee With -bicycien- 1¢ years ald, coy g a, _ oc — ~ tte — - Ss wp r Flt: “ expe 7 , ; ' ; wn poe . 7 , . ; Beat ii : , um 5 _TIGRAIH LETTER SHU ; Pulls a re ge oe g ap) o veares old, night work; os j : : 6 work an ‘eh ipping rootn one who noe — ae e oe ae @ Tie i ot aes : ‘é , \ : ' — , Y P . _ val ' , . vate ' sipped uw ot estabiiahed e pod ’ Pine et 4 hee ty ’ n ‘ eS yee heli ) : , 2 rr : meg "3 ' j aC uv j tables | 2 gains ; : : ¥ P » oiner pect et ‘ ay ' ee. amen o A -. @ CB) eo . a ME enl eomenis in sHoeit — “ perienced old ng ' (heetout (Mi 0m AB! vargain tor Gu! | #88077 parents: 5 _ = - . “Cty. Til fo) work - 4250 ‘ ~OU! nm -_ -_ nar _ . nt ‘ " . . ' : Th, P ' : ‘ an ' . 4 . toa ‘ ’ : ¥ | - ° " P : | 1° R Park a ; is =" Tritor MAC it N ~ ate a ot 8.8 ’ BANA haces agape PCr } man thoroughl' ~ 1} 7 da’ nesai | § ‘ , Af | : _ thi .) . rt? ae TW : : : aS vorpal ae te oxper hence ane 1m * a ‘« Or Garage. must be ex perien: ei and | SI L Pein Wan z: a M nee of a ougt é 4 oaF Ag , ' pis . tk o @ n a ' o ‘ . n ' eort te ' . - | ‘ ' ' ’ PRINTING? fF AN T—FReatab rehed compie'e | mew. clea P te oe a salary dsired. Box A-74. Pos | ie gee Peferences; steady work. 526 De a gy ome Fh paren, Mw ane ine and eho ) | e. 1 ivirg 6 ' ik for ie OSM a ; at » — : : ’ 7 * \obbers and power cutter, cheap for ere rented eae (c q pe ’ Bree and capable of ares proporitin iG ml , on. i icf ad > ' . ae ck sale Rox 762, Post-Dis Dit te 3174 : =~ weeeeiee es — y ’ : Ai Y) 5 | ¢* >t _* . hin " »? . : R 6 , } Co : : ' ’ , ‘gs ’ - = - ° : . — foneingceerencee ——— arge spice gr! nding and packing goo } a, | ptrie : ' —Fteck boy, ftrong. “over 16 ha between JA and 3. vears, | “p O Box 22285. De Soto Station, WMaemuhkte nerturnit ic \ I ‘ \J . NI ( Nd ext aly) ished Sf . at , | ars Ane: a > Liv“ S rANIT—4 jood busi ee ant horwcton ) 1% 7O08R = = a7 with grammer-echoo! education. ea ; ft. 9 in., porters on train. 310! Tenn. (e6) | e.7 TMGRCLA concern of national scope, | MTs Sun ; ret ge : ge ene all | | tperience der 217 Olle. na (‘S) | WASHING aaa Ro ec w © 4 ES oo es a . . 4 ‘ ‘ a ~ 1 : ; ; - ~ Th yer passed n dit ler . , oe HO: se-* roo ine furniture New anc Slightly 7 WAKH ER Experiences. oe- ; . t Box A Ta. T’oamt -Dispat h ae am if) - ' 77) Er Vik N _*? experiences bad ' rey pay . t hyant } _ Aye * : , a " a * * ore? " AAR tee’ indel! naan ; e ¢ 1 i lly . 15 N. @th q 5 ‘ around bake shep. or third | gees em camel a. , is en ry ms rive , Be , 2 fA’ ‘ et on orl fem eMiats Hol Rh Handsomely furnished ure @ nuUsuals ¢ epaeneton # references wanted , mt z Sb 7 D. Peper sen GIR . aun ’ i EN TER-—For yone factory ) 4 a : per ¥ eek Apply | #aux aan e Pruit Co AAaL Delma’ ni : - 1") iris tae ’ ’ ee wr nibiceern - : ne Ge a 4 rooms. good incetne 4651 foelrmar re ot) ned b7 Be Cornatuse ; ® o : - Ee D sts.. Uranite City, 1! ~— ——— - : , ro ? + and rgest firm of | (tw . . ' a 4 is. . yf i went is ’ Bue fF lv 14 Morganfo — - ; ? QSR a's s.¢ a) ‘Wea ITER—Expe rienced Aupiry ' ‘ ufacture b, the a Hina ‘ tie ‘ASHITER A ; tet ; ; . : . : . ivile me ' : | bi * Mi GC t4¢ rts Down ov hh ii roeamne ertension tabies PEXTER—White, marne m , “77 ‘ “ss a ge Grand ' . ? i . ; e styl ry a ri A] nep rf 1 eA Pos we rhig of . a ‘ . ; Pree SS ' P ’ fe ; i ‘ many maher ar ug niy experienced fn general carpen foo Private night watchman in fac- WALL PAPER CL EANERS— Tyler 2517 } yeu! te - = then ' ' AY enn - Palos a ' amas , r! ATO (Cheetos Three reome furtt and factory SR, ay must be A tur “ : Most he active and re ab e * hen Al.L, 4 7 4: ; : i} , ' ' ix ; ‘ . ; . ) . 7 ‘ ee | on Tt ae arage ga In low rent diatric! or carpenter and follow er ehis line ; ao &. ox re ferences and salary ¢x am - _— h ang 4 an np i IRI . Fee: , ' P ita . Be rent $75; price. far iT et @s 4 business: references requ red i et ee x ¥ 63. } ost-Dis. ig) Ww Al,! , PAPER | LEAN ER ; A Titi ™ ; , he io { wr } . ~ ’ . ; A « ‘ » he saacne Wat. Ken. 4a nice, re) uw . co. work of this kind: ateady Say™ 7 ee —¥ ounk vo sood clerical ability and washer oe rear, 4513 (Nive (cBU : ¥ ef ' oh ital A 7. jocd boewtep: oaet mel ai Ce ‘ at nt: open ahoan A pnir _ ie - Pinay st tbe good pavers ee one a MA‘ ri -& HANDS ——2O r { ”. . With au ’ ; : ee ne ele : . : » a” rae Ct “*0 Paeon - Beata at Aosie Fee Somes MMMM teen he's. wn 2 | BACLESMAN—With eucc. to geil High erate] tphY reas Launder. eer | tm vering machines ae wien WG Fanrn "| “BIG BARGAIN M - a —— My references required state aa | ae ya a salers throughout Miser! ' Cam BX 8 eferences +4 ‘ | | e. euperi 7 ite HOG aro aot | id Tae téatale at tiver ‘e eos *, CARPENTERS es ey, vinse” S| Wow PATTERN WARPRERAY Werk, | ASST paatgat APMC a he | ee : tore eet tt N . eLpetn } ) av? fewer ‘ ; ' ’ ; . | RR. ANA Faro mive ms 3 ae DA clive. exper) lancet for han : Sout | hee ao ae , roryY ‘e . : > Oy \ ' , ‘ 72 ; ~_ ’ Tir 2a > sae Woe goo jem en rraaen £# wie ‘ne ef éimed Papeeels ——- cnme lots in ware-| * RINGER ~ MAN—Anderson Farm Laur da’ pri Ma ee, | — : mund! a ' Lvei | val Mie BME LS , seth tis ' a" te eter! ” . ei , -_ An: 0-149, Poet ee, tee 4 eee can he rurehn sed at cases for shipping. | dry. 4930 McPherson. ____ x en Age A | i | = heave thet AY | Or RINE PARLR— hesp 896 1417 | Se 6 SE 6 gonde Meyer Bros Sous YOUNG MAN——Meat cutter Appiy Toltia yosta *.. ps art po ie poretecter ¢ cer _— e ’ LPF a, a4 , nf , ey re West Fy Wash # o ® te ae i Bn ~ era ie ie pnd v and . a ©) Bu ivan a —— = —— — a i% | f | 2 | . vo - oy ; ' iat | ' 4) (8) \ i - ' . - ¢+% | ‘ ie : 3 . a ne ' . were : rt yn aan. / ‘4 vl Sy ‘= bein ih : om nosy ‘o pd, Som sane Fen Granite City. _ ae YOUNG M 0 have had experience ip gos demonstrate to yor net 1a . pve : . | a ae ane Sidrer a frer Bin. (7* loo atfice fecanere Cl AIM MAN FOR 3 2 . - MAN” AND Ww TK — : trimming ge +4 nea 4 Mires. gi, ” , on : ’ reer - 7 7 ~ = « » ' * ‘ ’ 1% ' ad . ’ . , . : . sae ob? 7 Tt re Pa Bi aon i ccolient stand wT wy. A JAN MOAN re RM co... P ¥ LA x , . j ' " ’ t 3) ‘ ; j ‘ . _ ; ‘ ‘ : tre , i } z ne ove S| ; bik’ ' ge. references, 33, Poat-Lis ‘ ” naker 39201 & 4. 1 We: man to take care of vard wat @ ing f = : PA ma ike BY i 1 | | nah 2 tate | , wer nee mek ; pees intel MERCANTILE BU : P woman cook and assist in| YOUNG MEN~ 17 to U2 Dmleasle house. , you rar in ihe proper references : BUe yew of Ser ae | ao i Pye A path Ades > ' ’ | , oer) | Soe ee 454 = r Tou private | learn the husinese in wholesale house yon mn ft ' iRLA at | é' , ; ; : " on vAnie@y have vour own ; s ore ree vn ea’ hie nege war k : This ia aprivate femily, wo ateady poattions with advancementé r : — TT Te ated: esti meen, oe i yes pie »* r ’ , ore ys x peer ener | “ : bast at ore eer cane Gantt : oe em ‘ ' Dh : , Bader : MM) yp 0 Bm « z A-76. Post: Dianated. , . ¥ ; 7 , ' ful transerive! »* ‘ hie ‘ian oe , eteded peor!) Theritnmd tiene PORING-ROOM VOREMAN— ott : AND GRANITE CUTTERS— In sample automebile body huiders Seti pen fr b-claes telenhon t ra at Ww ' hanes privy LOLA Tire) eral Sajee oat S eeeee Se... he. cae wae ond h ‘hon LA 1 e Bt shop. Tayier Monument Co.'or automobile body patternmakers, | epieninin acts Os ee we perience: aa | ‘ ald GIRLS AN 1) aha - -A baranic pa ite up-to “date non a — ee, coranite City. Fy s oe We can aiso. use fevers) more production (credit service. wo : ‘: : + alar ptienred, niso ‘ ' ’ er ’ tT. wore ir oan ern doe ntown aah grocers ate " . nr ~ : RS—Fxperienc ar. Appl) ’ nad’ hu! der s in each fepa ritmren' travel , ast BL ; ‘ | . f f od)! ; A eine 8 adv ¢ : ee Ade archer tater - a / et "A soa thie oy ae K Further if orwe hes STRUCTION BLACKSMITH ay 45 OR Fast ‘@! ter fier GO Aave empin: ran core $5000 oF ove. et. cig oom BRA A ; . ' eee LL. Will ere. R10 heethut st eh? wer! Abiskow Co., Miseour! “Pacific on | : is Rn ing oupence SL ax ck BROS. MFG ger AMFRICA™N anc Res 1 r sa a i vo Sid ; : —Experienced. steady port. | men! rite ee 117 tae f rt) F mht party. 954 Goodfellow. ic) 'CO.. Muncie, ind. te $7 ver month. ?ncliJing ply B15 Washington ie references necessary Phone Wanted at once several first-ciass

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a th totem id ,ss0 To ERP et eOs Peta tre 2 nee etary ee, hte, | FE | _ . - ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “_ pe- THERE 1S AMARKET FOR ALL USED _ THINGS—if advertised in these colt } AUTOMOBILES badiy: best cash prices. Schober. Page. “sitions 2985, Forest 3953. (5) ANDIRONS—Carpets. furniture. complete faurnishi of dwelitngs or emal? lots; ab- | ecojuteiy hoot prices er Dennis Bros... 1909 | Zeciid. Forest S025 r Delmar S864 «& 3) FURNITURE td —Real old. vases ar’ se Cecks. 0! wt Tia Bids ‘S} | FURNITL RE, “ARPETS Wta—Large or email jets: oo prices paid. Bensigger _Ferest 6901. ic8 FURNITURE Witd.—aAny descript jon, email! SE WING SK WING AUTOMOBILES ’ Touring Cars For Sale £85 and uP: AUTOMOBILES | Touring Cars For Sale AUTOMOBILES Touring Cars For Sale re “ORDS—Touring cars terme " Remnont PS roadster tmeads. $10; box | S65 cash and $6 imited. 33106 eories . AED Roadsters For Sale ' for someam: 3809 Finner Singers ren cod ‘saerh oa rgain terrrs. .G MAC HIN ES—Drop tene, $3: splendid condition hiive ' MACHINES—New weekly used machines $65 4 nen venter Lindell 6285. ow lm RD—} Roadster, - 88 | FORD Roadster 3 . @rs. 2315 Loci HORSES AND VEHICLES a 4n — ur ning | condition: Mendenhall. Ford deal- . Open ev enin 2s. fel) | BU ‘hu $50 to . APPERSON—Touring. 1920-18: wire © wheels tor Co.. 2870 N CicKkK— 1921 VELIE TOURING. A S$ KUBS-BCICK wy 3101 OLIT Zz. evenings Bomont 416. conn Latent perfect: Deauty: | 238 less 2340 Olive ___fe#) G 4 ne elgere Mi aS models 7m top an .Paeal : 10- 19°0-2 terms. 5153 Eager 19° on first es 221: 9 ‘Grav cord tires, i except 9 Finney Rep less Gown oo ¥ bb sy 1971: 29i7 595 down; trade sy St takes ainted, sport new. trade. $85 sUTIngSs UD: ext are * aS Jefferson {ak repain tad : rep =) 7a) , uring. 23. $350, « cash | or terms 3 ? "340 (5) i Tour “ re "“A— Pha ii. var “e Woto ora 2929 Locust “KS—19 li7 to S20 down; beauties: > ENIGH T—1919. 7-peamenaet tour- €0od. con 3641 Fi-- ‘R a! ition runs Like new: Open Sunday Moter Coe.. F RDS—Road For Sale Carondelet or large jot: rugs. Welch, Cabany 57 201 (eS FURN RNITU! RE ag CARPETS Wt td —Large er | HARNESS—4 Z ar (ers. trade or terms. good ork ro mules; mares express $150. 2 horse: n - . ’ . Roadcst rT. 3 re overhau'ec anu ; newly painted: this car carries our reguiar (lark. team of 805 L 2OCUs* like new. 1905 te, extra equipment: price. W eeern — anc Washing: on demoun: BUICK Demonstrators SUES. BUTCK ‘ > a @ ar‘er, t prices paid. i ares (i nmer _ Weal Co.. 717 e Vandeventer (cd we ~~ RINGS _ Lowenstein : rg . ’ Gets Oakland Roadst HORS SES—Mares, miles, pedd 1971 heap; Wagon, harness; cheap MACHINERY Wanted —— : 7 Lwene ev. sad 160. POUNDS cf “ola feathers pav 3 Gc for cid ones. Mcrtana Feather 6926 Pare Delmar S65. Fores, "6: MACHINERY HOUSE wlll buy or sei! all of machinery. Schoel thorn-Albrecht Machine Co.. 721 N. 24. &t Teouis TROOP will buy vour ‘furniture goods: “best prices, Bomont 854 For Saie ; Highest Price for Furniture Aty ameunt BERASCH. Bomont. Centrat | co7s. . em) ———————— ANIMALS AC mt el ; Tin Ww 4) Aanos . ~ ho ar ok BOSTON TERRIERS—Quality pups. cham. registerabie; very reasona! shat North’ Market i — c TERRIER Wia —t Under 1 year. ,. Gran AUTOMOBILES| 2. police, Pem.. under 1 home 2, 4 44855. DM Wte.— Wea Spica Year: BUILDING MATERIALS Roofing MACMAHON ROOFING CO. | an‘ repaired estimates -o9 Chestnut. Lin@el] 3010. | (e860) | Roo renewed Pn SP free —_ CLOTHING Wanted ad APPAREL Wtd—Psy highest prices. See Nesenfeld, 1115 ™. Vandeventer. Linde! | Cj (cS) APPAREL Wtd.—70,000 sults, overcoats, Pants, shoes, hats. creseea, highest price: paid: aw’o calls. Phone Lindel 3135. ear 2003. H. Appelman, 4218 Page. CLOTHING Wtd—Men's and iadies’: hig Wices reté. xt 1! ee ndell 6137 I I om WASTED. tadlesr’ and os clothing: high- prices, Skiar. ll Frenkiin. a for 428 | _ Page. Gelber: auto calls in 15 min utes (8) For Sale SUTT—Ladévr's bive tall - few: cheap: etre 4° ' GOLD ayp SILVER CASH paid for gclt. "sliver, piat pum. broken jewelry. false teeth. Miller, 1 3... Olive i-8 badly reé. pin-str! - — : 42n7° ‘ fm~urnt ’ - ’ e amonda CASH paid for old gold, silver, piatinum. 8. Smith S613 N. oo porth of Olive et HIGHES prices patd jewelry and diamonds. ket. HIGHFET prices pala fo x, — and diamands. ee W-_—_— : JEWELRY—WATCHES DIAMONDS bought. Der | any sige, any amount oken i for olf geld. dre Milter, 703% Mar ' old gold Sok . lier. TO03% Mar up to $500 per car rat ic Miller. a* 8) DIAMONDS Wid.—We pay the highest cash | sis x. yy by gy seme S. Smith &@ to79 Coupe, 1922 i, READ THIS AD NT Pp: Wa on T DESK lee REY DESK AIRS DEAL LER LOcr — Gas and Electric Cixtares —_—S_— CHANDELIER —Reautifu! cut glass. trie. ecoet SITS: will cheap. ne ee). RADIO a For Sale BAviO-Grese G KR. & f-stage audia A snd BF ceametan Baidwin pheres. mar mevex loud epeaker, bhatterr -harger and | ° — complete fer $175 Phone Forest 3 tobe. — 4027 North Rr oENE RET—De Forest. acest. eoet S212: sacrifice es eee =e RF gt Ciecinnati Radio Repairin ing ETS—Rersairet’ and bul't a { owper. 144%) ~ 16th a ol ®) vik tnetalilation and "searative Delmar SIISR. Reasona>ie - cgheargggee 4+ oy ADDING — 4 Times, = makee: rep: regatrs “ *nion Typewriter Co. (e3®) OS 3A) . factory re- a —s cash. $5 morth’y. 3 s (Wi vers, rentals Tren tha. urwar? Zii MN. 10th st. Olive Tr45. (%> INTED— 3 "eonths "Sf Sa machines fully cusararte- a. mates recatred e@od re. furnish-:' American S07 Fine st Maly ' . . lll ot@e car. Al Meense, ritie. OYren ‘ ' 7 se . ceetstihrtsinnaticigtaiininaiiensdinanttnesaa . ‘ a an }- a » * ; ‘ FORD — thine: entry c5. terms FURD—Readeaer 5 Automobiles For s Sale__ Miscellaneous —* LESS THAN $300 on'? S235 erro et €£.99 to: movie $1°%S Sissel hevrolet F our ae $300. @tarter, da Owerland ane ™y: Sli trade. 1995 touring. $30 Starte-, Lehr, 3671 _&) late models: Andy Locust S SALE - (of) i a - new faint: good : Advance Motors Ca. Prices ence ed 300 BU ‘ICK TOU RING... $395 BUICK TOURING ier >- passenger > guaran'ee "ar @ 4 4 ~ - ~ ' i 4 . ee . Stratars ivery verv -are. Jeffereon ACK, E ore + ERE E AND C rs rng i | than “th are c . YY 3205 T 1820 “HANDL ER, ~2 or and rood "HUPMOBILE NEW FORD ° an Are arcyinnec «= . me, > + 2 \ ASH TOI R ING Automobiles For Sale-— _Misce!laneous — Reconditioned ay Wy U4 Wi CAV EY 1922 AND 1923 ll MAXWELL CARS BL. 3029 ont IVE ST i back ¢ Ben Sie ' hn no il . ; A E s ts. Su \ patmted, new tons where needed. ebak ~ : 2 Laberty Secan ; ** ‘on - Cole Touring DaArated -« Tange wees = foes Saree we Cer Easy terma—lI2 months _ oer eniraes | FORD—Late | Peet eh ~Rew!ly painted ents $75. S Leroe (1O8 1921 * ar*er ereryr- } qj 19°S Lome, eT) | e oer ; > | v a So | (6a en.¥ Poa io . cash er terme St? _ Grevots. oe ES 'PORPS—8 ince ay he $75 «ur: trade | ftersen ced) ® I ee oe eon aes = ‘ 2a rege imterest er other ; LA ve . sting some of the ears which are ready. ( ler Dispatch Touring Stanwood Touring ‘Oo pay Oslance—satisfaction when rou ride and 19th AND LOCUST J USED CARS TSED CARS ever offered S25 Bodies .or Sale oy ms : IRD—Truck bodies. new on NEW CARS. We claim to . 6 Soe Barnett Se RD BODI [ES — ~~ paint jobs than ean be found JOBS In St. L 4 ear burer Wants—-SAT oni v the (74 wp ( “ARS. RUNNING CSED CAR. OUNS eecan. SFACTION eames in operation Mendenhall FORD BODIES’ used Ford touring. readster and 2s. These are good bedtes taken late model, well painted, beautiful ] a new car at as oa & price as you can DE’LATE MODEL, REBUILT USED CARS. If this were a USED CAR SOLD. ome and see them- , shed . 93) Bargains in Used Fords: Sedans, Coupes, Runabouts, Touring Bodies Taken [m trade. on 4 pase. ape ¢@e luxe dod es Lecust st Cpes ne Coupe de Luxe traded car dept ®) Chassis Fer Sale ‘ T. truck chassis. S115 and uv. Biigere Motor oc S790 N Grand. . . see our paint and judge for roursel?. Dodge Touring Maxwelk Touring Studebaker Special 6 Tonrine National Touring ‘‘adillae Touring handler Coupe tord Coupe rdan Touring +} °° et lee ft) ariiy On he paint shop—n . e . OvIryin * -- — Accessories, Parts— For Sale BATTERY BARGAINS—SS «cp: bores and certs for all betrertes. 1415 Chestrot 7) with man!fo ia, an . 5 Chestr ee ae PU MP—5-¢ casoline >and Buiek Cs upe © Barker. 6951 Manchester (vardner Touring a Renton \CSED “FORD | PARTS— Motors, a | frames. whee «. “er anrthiag roa own pre-e Mr__Todey pay. want at your 7 (28) an? + Open Evenings Motor Car 18TH AND LOCUST Om IPany, TIRES—1) bera! trade for eid. Seuare Iea! | Ex haces 754 4 6599 Ps =) \ TIRES—30x3 and ‘Iox3 ~ 33: eam om we te 3725. $4.50. Ror's Tire Stere. Vagterenter 4 oe (+t Res —30s3 an Tel sertect wa. & 1423 Lecust. . — ig £0o | MUTUAL TIRE eelect from S750 up: open mail orders ae let = 90T eant Olive TIRES! even! 4 cS -—“, SSE | Lol. - l4—2 roems QA KLAND. MISSOURI 172 1—Sleeping gentie oe s Ce Ree I a i : Sink, ; Sas range. Southwest 6204—- Roe iu. . private family: comfertab tlemen Cash er time: $2 down z creat : zw = or prone 3°71 Lecust. St Wo TIRES! Cash or time: $2.down. $2 week!lr credit tt - write or phone. Bomoent wUCTC AL TIRE co é betel | Locust St. Open evenings. —- ee Tuning and R Repairing TUNING; repai rime guerar 2701 Park. Grand 3900. tano antee*: #5 years’ Russel). Sidney Felim ; tuning ane experte 12asw. guar 2744 3°60L. _— Pianos and Organs For Satie ba Bs granc .(—Al a Parga LANOS—FPor rent eze tu Duy tater: "BALDWIN PIANO CO... 1 UGHT ith - Sl m onth. rent app lied “4121 Olive vec) UPRIGHT PIANOS—For rent: with privilege to buy THE BALDWIN PIANO CO. __Tatking Machines For-Sale ins im all hinds of range 1 § MAY STF! IN ARITMENT yi P 27-3 _ a Daily _ ~ wow aa ss : vad furnished “front BOA RD—Nicely —Large room with board for 49 _ y - ., 3840—Room ané beard. $4 tadie bdeoard. $4; bx home cooking 3949— Front room and men $7.50 each: also beard = . i270 > | + . «/0O—Large. nice fromt room. S nee rookine 3 5882-—W eo oer 4282— Well furnis uthern exporure row2: good cour _ oe - furnished gentlemen WASHINGTON Ft. 3813-—N'itrely 7 farniaies reorme. gored table: terms reasonal go WESTMINGTER FST -Nicely eo room fer ro une iady. gout bear. reason - able ‘ (5) Se — ROOMS FOR ae ey ROOM Wt4 —lLady wants « End: 34 weekly Pox ROOM—Nicely furnishes rape S203 __ man. Lindel meatiy furnished. private “ acntie- +3 4—Sogth n venierces,; 21 Exceptional ping: clean, quie@ 557 4+—Sinele modern: Beil. phene- 4304—Furn nished . for employed: €¢ BAS »\ —Front ilivy furnished southern .vex) wr FP err LIVE. | 4393 sae st + centiemen or emp .cyed couple. STE4D. 18H acienall img telephone, and aie ey gent ~ an. | Newstead and (five furnished nveniences; ¥ Pe ~ sar for ily reakfast opt 2 —F urmsbed ¢ ee mc yee _cal at after a’' convenes ‘ $8: 4539— Suite shenet Y lat a (livre cares WASHINGT 4630 A—) gemiieman i, fami _WESTMINSTE rrworyi se WESTMINSTER front room tro «re? BR - »2y PIN E BI. e nishe@® roome, light , on ences , WEST PINE rooms. «electric ars 7 Pe sis WEST PINE” BL 4146—A TAs gentlemen or couples. home “tation ‘wer » housekeeping. | BL. range. free rINne Fe 6300 — ee ad Nt. and ge keeotre rooms: conventences comfortabie 2 ROOMW AND BO« ‘Dp We riored warts Turing wate Ya‘e farmi'r ‘eg t+—%a > Holiamont ay er: hte sential. Rox Oo 329. Pum: i »-T . ROOMMATE Wid —Ladr g een>t x 969 > rete! a SI CAZAR HOTEL —Sit7 heat running water: Toe Gar s> GARNI BOTEL—/ heat. running wate, ROOM—Large. % mily, central west: geotiemen. ‘ind’ S795) 3) Centrai FRANKLIN &506—2 connecting rooms; let f_oer: conveniences - aéults. Locus? 32127—Steam bea’. running baths: Fig day. $4 week ap 8 | aii forth NEWSTEAD T8184 N —Fepited room: and k: twrbhenmette: $4 50 _Yentencse crEe- — Nortnwest ASHLAND cT.. 473 gent.eman- Celfax 1852 NATURAL arn and hall room, wil] share flat: ROOMS—3; for Bex fasmfty : ~ arege | eaten ROOM AND BOARD—*fer 1 ut 8 aertie tn everything men: nerthweet pert of -fty- convenient. Bux 409. Po + other car LAFATETTS. 14A—Desirabie mom, oai| eble Gr i "s: a. cOnveniencea IDEAL HOTEL—TSO0 ter. tub shower baths: _= ME ELSTLLE NOTES. 5338 3087 iil—teo wee 4007 —euas “ 3 ecu t9; south —Boaré optima]: ty te American famt'r Rox 0.248. Poet Des as, OS ¢ ol room with kit chen et “adults. Rex O- —_ = -D ai ; a ~; . coc; feeping perch. te Ruler. Creecent. Me. 94; Avertments. 1 bieck light reems; deybie ef- (c46us fof. weet: 4 a" iz Reeey co. Central a°3 [e® heat and newly Jecoratec, , ~~? J Si7 SLeENE ALTH MER. RD... 76a4—2a ¢ ‘ Cadany_ 5241) rR. ot $4 floor. Oral bulldicg. par*y will shew. © J. ALTHEIMER, 617 , Marty bed, Breakfast room, hard. steam beat. ‘anitor ser. ice, one ETCHAM, 208 International eocr Chestnut. ‘eB Ren - ‘? ¥ reem e PS new: Dest ufpment: garage. front érire. NW REALTY CO. Title Guar Wide. TON, 610—Zd flieer, 4 rooms anf wath. $70 Phone Bridge 5687 a, TuA ~ §0944—7 rooms, ee bath, “hare weed fleore t) aphot fanitor eervice- Ff rll & — ak ' —.. ner yack DU SinskT R tre 9073 : 2a S Tome N. 7th. _Main ee . “4401—7 large. airy rooms: ood fleers, exc’usive and attrac- I RA LBON 1 rk ASD BC. Cab 3443 _ te ase BL.. 5989-—4 roome: anitor ¢ serrice: rd wood floors. __ Cauveay 15727 ia rooms enéd sun floor west, | vieck from Foer- Pe" 1 in-a dor bed; rent $989. Forest C¥YMoU an4—34 floor west. 4 roe and eon parler. gueage, waanat tae L: te = aee s™oF Chestn st. * J. ALTHEIMER, $17 be me, $165 GATE. 735 — Beautiful 4. room bee’ ag’ a pers tae: furnace ae nH CK REAL ES®TaT Creer Lovely 6 room - dt yy new vars TINSTER Pt... 1 en Sun vpaerler: wa = a tay at tae PL... 5S735—4 4 @un vserler, reasumarhic he REALTY “oo mire APARTMENTS 10 Loantt. 4 rooms. sun pacter ané img serch . ae Enrle™ 5 roome, and ss eer'-« » Washington. ore e » *« AN CTS CS REALTY CO. 804 Chestnet 6895 Washinacton. Corner of : > New aparimen. 7 lerely roome fctadi = paricr and sleeping perch 17218: 3 frent rite, re A NTT te a our pa “oer foors wt) de. — £arazgee wit* wpe nr \LTHRIMER, 817. rece a x NEW APARTMBNT . W. Cor. Pennsylvd@hia & Per shing. University City New belne decorated ree maze Attenéant im Charge. * APARTMENT 4FAMLIY 9098 Triversity érive- eseh svartmom oe Tom 4ining room. @ te ans breakfast room. sen Fearscisee, REAL. TY co... (et New Apartments ‘for Rent COR. POSEDALE AND WATER OCT oF 30 RENTED wower in TOWN + Tus Meme and Murphy bed Teoms and Murrhy bed Pest vat Semen aa a 4 x. Facing Forest Park Apartments, $165 Per Month P. H. Miller on Premises.

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—a xe epti on i ee Oe sotpia } Re ’ SéMMEL YT Con- — ) Nicely ae fu aralabag COnlinuous hot \wa. — ee ade »—-} . e0mM ices 2OL-Water 4205— Sm ma! . Modery Be] 4304—} ur ior en ployed = * te nome. STEAD ¥ furnished rmen fE. 4395 | Apt eBtiemen or VE. 4349._ emp ioved fami]: Forest © _ senad VM—Furnisher rivrte r roomers. front: r ; gentliemar > { pli ve: ad nn Tight | reasonable gar ished rea kfast —F td Newstead Plano, and pining “bath: Victrola, inde!) 7020 uN; ai) furnished Con venien, eit . es, OM — Neati: “tor ccntloanal optional Cabs" kitchen iTnished Se eae sd - eee 2 ee SHINGTON Br 4011—Rachelor apts PON taining running hot ane cold ware ie cars. ¥, SHINGTON BI._ AT20—Nicels v furnis fy buthern expdsed front room, reasonable, | Sntieman or couple x ASHINGTON Bl... 4540—Two beautifully Fe furnished rooms, Single and double; eon © Mueus ‘hor Water 4 ASHINGTON 4300-— Reaut iful rooms, Sennecting bath, running water, private ~ pme gentiemer, references _- BY. : PASHINGTON hI, 405. ——Large *xouthe ‘ NM roome 3 w ndows. tu in begs, ° gen- *3 aermety: anise Pitigi« 70OM; Owner's ho ’ ne. oa Mf GATE 708 — Tix a veprvt ; Soares Able for * £en*iemen; jnvely aire z ea nm 3857 P Be ‘TMINSTER Py] 4630A—comforany. Mished room for Eentieman in patnily. Forest 238 PBSTMINSTiR - }068—Froat Di rege, =. ae, floor: also third fian ESTMINGTER- a room. a 4526-—Nice. two girls: breakfast if ~ 4211 —Fwo nicely 2 Nerht housekeeping: att cone PINE 4007 —Finiigekoaping | electric free phone, cae _— range, ez ‘Bi... €146--Atiractive’ Sue ms: gentlemen or couples; best accom @ i fation ; owner's home Bs VEST PINE B 4305—Nicely ‘urnt 2 Sleeping and Ustkeaninge rooms: all mad- fA S$ Souyeniences: comfortable home. Lit- = ' rere R 52 oem and kitchenetaem flor ; wae range . ITT#E ER, 712 N—Two connecting, _welle furnished’ housekeeping rooms. cheayy® . tee i — — eS 7 i S AND BOARD WANTED - OOM AND BOAR Dp ww td.—— By ern lemma 21: Drivate | Tam! ily Bo x OARBS, .-D. tay. € mM | AND “BOARD id par © t® board “ad care for two children, § vearm old: must have ‘roonr fer moth 4 near achoo! rearonat le Rox > ty 5 4 oO 1OOM AND ROA Ploved Wants torn FUNing water --. Bd: Vate famiiv- wiin Tu to’) nitnutes wake = nu Gistance fram er of Pisvmeuth and lamont ave « et heakfast 6.45 em _ Rox © Roe. The os +n Ip Wee —Gentieman em- a vith 5 . t - — ROOMMATES WANTED . . POMMATE Wid —l aay employed to i reom 4on0 W aapnaten:; iz Snaet RO | ALCAZAR HOTEL—1097 7 Locust: heat. running water. Tbe day up: $4 RNI HOTEL—Jefferso # and Olive; ae ; heat, running watey: $4 } up; Tbe | : rt AL HOTEL—2800 Locust: a ; t ter, tub, shower baths. $1 day. $4 nail 5338 Rartmer, Sabanne HOTS. Americano plan. ERE HOTEL im moat convenient Lg jal mont: fe Fo 1 ia ea gente ni adetl ¢ Ss _ “HG rox nore AMILTON AND ohilaren. Rakce readhusied. we A VOID 3 HIGH PRICES Stratford Hore). Reh ane Pine: new, aie: 87 dow ntow week rtd Em $1 a 4a —_— = 1 rooms: ‘le t i Te Bone mal reomers : no BLINDE: ven Apartm: Ph oh ROSEDALE AND RENTED! For THE MON © rar ' APRIL 18. isos i—Furnished 2 o> consist WANTED . hou @26u t8; south ousekeep re) unfurnished > or room with Box 0-148, sieepir usse!i to T° empioyed: -Die tah refin Unfurnished. 6 ing Wil Cw. Pf APARTMENTS FOR RENT Central 77% 3455——-3d f). lor: Pb. 614 ie large. LEME} Chestnut wes: Apartments, light rooms: ao ing Box G.° [tee ee l1 biock uble ef. (c46 xu) ee rooms 110. NZ REALTY | co 5390 Pershin rooms, 6546. ashington 5 roo 4 rooms hin J. ALTHEIMER. Cabers MAR. 02342 pullding party w J. ALTHEIMER. 817 > West ®un parlor; CO., 4914 817 p8415 | 44 floor ill show: TE, *, Cc KETCHAS * dg. L., ‘ equipment: REALTY som 746—24 f¢ Murphy bed, b sang ll ben t reeakfast (¢ -room Title ’ , pf floors Vacant o ; rent $1 4 DUBI ea 750—34 floor. ood f 610—24 __ Phone Phone Bridge 568 58044 — 7 oor ; rooms, ughout: ril 15; pur 00 ner month. NSK 7 a Wainwright eee loors, wal! safe. Janttor service KETCH AM, 401 BA. GANGS. 9 HERSON., bd . 15a— N. 8 rooms 7th. _Main 4 larg alr im. SS 4401—-7 - new ‘Y rdw ood floors; e me; gnitor ‘Bervic 6 — h second ficor west. PTI... pee der PL_LYMO a. &RA seni ae 4908} room west, 1 block bed; rent $80. d floor west: - eee rE s “ment: strictly ta HICK’ FAL furnace. cy : oe nent. n oh west: 4 Chegtnvy' vy 3 Sarage, vacant May » iIGEN® J. Al ‘THEIMER. 817 Chestn: ut SATERMAN. 5603—7 t $165. 735—Beautital modern Janitor gery aie ESTATE west; $70 loor; 4 room ms, room, hard Reed service service In first-claee ~~ ¢x ight Biag rooms. balcony. e. rooms: | xClustve and attrac. | Cafany Forest MINSTER PL., Sun pario Pr; INSTER PL... a0. sun parler. im FALTY 5705—4 oma, in fi mad| OO. Ore APARTMENTS Umit, 4 roo peeping po Porch ronma, ete a porch 5 — | Weshington, ‘RPErimen: R Parlor and sleep: Earages w SE om whe hey A LTHEIMER rooms: ms, Fun parlor and sun Da flor Ding rooms Preferred family. Central ata (eA) £. Apts. “302 in-a-dor ma. Ist pee aun par _Del man 7 a 208 ~aeeremiiona! efficiency. Saye front drive. Guar .. rooms and Suar. Bidg — —_ hard Janitor 206 Internatinnal (ch) hee. (c6) | vat od roonis ten - ee SNe! OEE Se rooms, e#eun Rperer, 6-room ae good condition; $80 &°4 ee 5834—Lovely 8-room corated; now vacant: wnn_{29) 4516—Nine roome t¥o-family building: ‘ rf } beautiful reasunabhle rent i. y sleeping Porch and irat-claes condition: ate Dossess!on. Cal} APARTMENT=s FOR —FURNISHED teeta _ West - BB16—F roo, room oe and enn May 1. ap: 224. Bor | PLYMOp TH, ~ 5O55 ; hished 55—— e! lectric: ity, Dossesion on (3) -New, apartment; 2 bear, itil Nn - aftes 6p vomg. W ASHINGTO: _roome, a rimenta ficiency WEST Pine By 4124 floor » a 5 } beavtiful + furni shed. thin 33a. ] : € ery ‘tht ng ce Ust Ve mR ever, FU IRNISHED DET, MON TE HOTEr. & th ICA Pease location month and up: month; also attrac:| [SS = FLATS | FOR RENT _ Central A Y ’ 4 ang “gee i KET TiAM an? Te AP. PARTMEN 63 io TY EL M ‘ve: moet sparimenta rate for the ive leases. Caba: ' | ay A roome SOutheas? CL ‘DF , Cc Lif | | —. roOon ai bat GREER, 381-7 ° ar tnic lights MUL LAD NPHY. °: ga —= > ‘ $45 vay Daw } I— 5 r Ooms ; elactrin PEN ROSE: aie 2. Apart ment siwvieae BIeFAM hear _ FISHER PROF RE RST ION AT, pause 1 anod kite? bre ak fast i. 10Rn N Se er Central (By) | Y¥-rthwest a + ra ; res hath ef ert SAN ‘Toom br ; ka CRAVENS.RAF: y p+ i“*h fat nr If KE N NERY # ~ $906. ~Four roome in a! [Fen ng nore M Murn) Tv in Fare: juet completed rent SA@5 CRAVE NS-RREY VER ‘ey Ie Chest mt ‘al NEn REAT [6 Cyt. 7an0 ee © ____!¢8) “ane scree a-4 ~ *» —— (¢ CALIFORAL. A, 4145 (rear)——3 __ Selectric FLAL). rooms. ne, bat ———-—!,_, ,, = . 41 49-—6 rooms; (ec) A . bhungalors f iful fsrand aenrear Ww ~CHO4 fF Centra! naan: repre neem —— ee _ - - LAFAYETTE. 4239—Nerw Sungalow Upstairs: 4 rnome kitchenette and fast roam: modern; steam: Grand ' 7717 4 RU SSEL. LL. tile Whe, flat: all West COOK, 4313—3 rooms. 415°—5-room ————— (eh) atin s —er $26._ FLATS FOR RENT—Furnisheg North ARAH., 2RHDOA N —4 ron ms and bath _be Ree!) be ar eciated toh) acs bs to pr : cr; Bi 2 | South LOUISIANA, 231KA. 4 i Porch; S55. }-room furn le er hone is] ch a= EASTON, 4820A_ furni lwhed MINé BY A. 6 61381 A—B- reo? : cdesirahle T's. FLATS AND ap’ APAR’ RTMENT rooms immed i; Preferred _ {) aan @ hej iF or witho it if 2 responsi b ters $126 pe} mont? — HOUR \@ ‘al Bl NGALOW wre 1989, wi G.... 30 May ] Wtd.— $5 not over $40. | FLAT Ww td i or 3 rm _sulze. 0923, West Park FLAT _eaee; POOR) Fins rev {"n " ‘ar fay , saa Chestnut (Cor ty p ith iv roome or h 1°x18 front 4d: R17 ‘ = c rner of Adelaide. incinuadir full lf 2 read | AY APARTMENT Pennsylvdhia & Per- Univ ersit¥ City Few more left. (cb } hing. Xow deine derorat LAttenda nt ed. in Char + *« APA RTMENT 4-FAMLIY Univers!» driv dining roo nw Foe kfast r Raxctsco R04 _Ch e 30 OF tn TOWN ee TOOM in ©: each ana ™, hedr oom, oome. REAT, TY estnut t st. ents cCoO., WH Aberdeen Bellevue Colchester "oof #101420 n. x; % | Facing Forest Park ants, $165 Per Month Bay Devonshire : bet Miller on Premises. Forest 1869. "—FURNION oe for | Rent D WATERMAN | ry fitment hes (F 2 kt toh- SUN Parlor, sleep. Cheatni? a about vu y Rt -~ Distant « h FLAT OR COT rent Call Caban: 82. Poat Diep. it r LAT W td. aS | South Side: Grand B308W. PLAT 3 FLAT Wa Wtd.- rea“ona ble: ye ° 4% P| . wid 1/448 Or Write KBox and yy if $3 rog nor ms over adu Ma bath: ). abo. rooma ung Mail South Side laciede 311R modern - couple s>) Married | oOreat ? rooms: best FLAT Wid — 3 nr 4 Ple: no Children: 7 069W ‘FLAT Wta—?T: per ern, May 14 trict: 3 adulte. Post-Dispatch FLAT Wrd cS oy ren lower flat or eottere net over BAO. pb. Mai erred. 5 O- ~82. b; referer CH) Ces preferred oan rnoma before: O'Falion Pas . Box 0 or best refe rencesa a Srinpiemne in 2 a r room modern 1 Raragce or harn \\ ‘ TT nda Dre —=_==—_—_— = itt SHERHAN 721 Chestry: st. {c80) ngshighway (095) |. NTS FOR RENT West nner Ree — For comeit™ lud ing fun room ences vad adh 1 New furniture in aw apart’ zx ©.260. 67 lAnodicieein"t irable: refere te . Dlease to Parlor th tile bathe enrane Pho for 2% Syonthe, 7 furnished , eichanged desirable of reasonabiy ent Cabany 305 51 xed overhead for ; ; ar Tr floer we Brae apertmenis. 4 - nie, Bi room and sleep. Bo x ~ cee’ | ioome be #acrifiecd he to | re#eornabie rent Siding: sten by ic3 pee oe ee $08) | p=} gh ice p. 100) caer: newly fainter 4014 Deer. (6) me J0 | - ’ : i FURNISH’ D HOUSES FOR RENT South FU RNISHED > APMERID ENCE ‘Ee rooms, bath, etc; garage for fer 3 months tn _ Fesponsible Riverside 26150 Modern. 7] 3 cars. tenan’s rer- sn iat |F if West ROOMING 1 HOt SE—Reautlfuly tifully Rood income. Post Diepateh furr ished. Box ©.°R9 OF DWELLINGS F on BE NT ALABAMA. electric: $40. | BROADWAY. a711 Grand S258R abng> 2 deemed os HOUSES wa NTED. AGE Wid “aa eaee or t rent. 4 ‘rooms and ath. __Box | (7 L 2-99, _ Post. Dispat ch COTTAGE OR BUNGat OW Wt4a—Be of adults. on or before Apri! 25 county; will lease 8 ta & tears reasonable John Miller 4000 av fam!) rity ‘ 7} ry int ad vane house or fiat qOU SE Wtd.—5 or A ‘room | 4 _. Postofiices Box 1361, — a |_ SUBURBAN PROP. For RENT | | HON6E—B& rooms blacksmith shop. of ground; reasonabi« Henry Hor ithe. Mo_ RESIDE NCE- oe reor 2] ~ mt reg | ‘ orde an) ore M *- ; : * ; hard« ond at tie * arth Ya] Tre s* Tage ra enc ga’ e- Prick - and grape Penn« F: ci J he i+ ‘ mar b G. NES * manufactyrin electric eleres tc tae but id ic 5) — for any ng: tor tee location heat. water, O.. 1308 XN. Grand ies ‘steam heat. ap. Gem Theater Bidg.. ‘cs singe ur én service: ches ‘Cc heat. Th fanitur are feet. Gem Cale; iced GHT BI ILDING ‘ON RACK. SOOM) equare RAMMING R feet, s MEN. 14th steam { et 5063. ¢ ie st. ; 77 . 2 g +s ‘ar ne 4 ; ~4 8a : i or Pas Ni) ortn ce store, inc “luda! usiness, SCOTT, s00 Chestnut C63) | Wes: DET) MAR “STORES North» ‘ vr alo a i | e1-j| 0 agg - (e. D) ’ “— &vaillahie now G | ig? KO i ; WANTED. Reason ab ra Magn REAL ESTATE | FO TO > wa HANG FH $50 000 exchange for property. fat and IR EISELS-GERHAR mm For. 7 a Point; 3 er rT? \4 F, TORE ON %. imor jJanit . f Yr rooms al 364 Semple « av. iis 4113 ta T ‘ we ME oe Rent. for Br Stores at the and Ly - "her sho ¥ | 4 a wy) or a flower « oo and Academy: Water ar rn > ] f t REALTY oe business ove ‘ ow corner, drtig if Wanted (cRO) N —Store ¢ for Jease oe LMA PR The 5611 Ne! or service furnished. Ap- ! REAL ESTATE Sth and Chestn ———— elle er isiness Pur nt) poses | of the U Niveret; busy residen: ia] re. Pp or mi! IRE FEN : ;inhe, Rie Pir nN REAL ESTATE Solid = Disp fowrn Or tmore ste 5c ag ety. 80c Sun. darly Sun. 35 Thr 4 ‘disco: “ns. REAL | ESTATE CARDS BOKERN See R ©7T} , " A a ’ ? ] Can ad = : your ton Ped. -opert v co’ Pp » ee 4 REAL a NEES TD To BUY With re in_ ts } }? val ’ >t , tINKOP ’ r , i? Vv. t \TH k mann Wi Fiats, Apartments ngle a "ete Wtd - _— : ay ; aft Post Witd—4 ay nuUy at once fro to $14 900, HY Ridge Olives BAS, Ags FL ATS WANTED sond of St. Louis, Ine. || Bankers ‘ment Co. POR SALE +f m0 rT ‘un ator h vr TY iat Dispatch a) fa m ~ ISTATE OF { (ir vy ifieent Home ww iarge bonds to unimproved city a get OP re AS oe YERS iz . ry - ) P AID Chee: f oR) — a 712% vw an®wer °4 RIS Ch "©@ ss rut etn 3 ch) ints Pune rty Colfax 0445 eno } ai kinda of Proper ly flats Clients price in ts | Wanted prt: vate month (eRO) mifly: anywhere. will a and Pav $10.000 INEY. 11392 Arcade v ‘? Cc h 1e@ * 10 pr ‘)s ry Invest- & 6973 a rire rrtores fints an HOME Tal Dendy WRNZIT Pn Be 12,835 FINANCIAL “Wants’ Fr 1n erry fa eas wh) Hees s 2302 | ho (e7) Gres fic ie ; ty n te: ot id ice furnished: ready X ay 1. ) IMPROVED PI ae BS i ry 000 ‘ Ak, “~ mili a FARMS FOR . - 10 ACRE Ecres, on ks ¢ reb on ty ide le any TMENT—1 rent far 3 we ve 2464 600- 760 ‘ =. Centra! al 26 ” last year—2, —_—- ta Sn er cen asnae eee ALE bet ween Halis at hard. smooth : gt tores clese by N Broadway 0 church, righ ‘ A Portion. ——— 1602 iy rr lL. HEC KS ANN 4 41 __100 X nh to firer for E. ee eee ROP’TY FOR § n SALE Special Spring. Bargains 33 4 hae car ~ Car Hampton 7330 130.” ‘ 6; AAX Arer Hit crear + “Nautffeur's $°n p00 Hillerest ; jot 10 Hililsi. sione and “ ~~ awed garage nas comopr ise 0. niry Cloh. , ~-Car garage: $27,500. hath canvased and ile ‘h Sarage 000 ( re! an Jd dri Rarage. Dart mon?) Cc abhanna rv t 40x140 Ae Face SPAT 14-18 4 — ae 4 er, ‘YX And VOD $14,0¢ K Hamilton pe. Parior 8022-24. fiats ‘ ‘Ixx Pershing ar ft eon - qui Old ¢ ‘Ouptre t* = re Ket of 3 roome, \ ~ £Arages: price ay me bath clyud! Denne ¢ 12 rom ; greyiiy hiand hea? Vk N T's a har iti Re e da Boake ta - -- ee ene CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ¥ Apply Ly ~ ory Bt a; en , {> = FA RM—Arkansas and timper Ww on — ryre te _ South ——— LOT S—Son 6 firat-c ° near Mo agent —Kirg e $32 per aEert ORT _ 3256 ta ? West Semple av.. must 1 abany ma de. a 1N0«160 49x 150 ry Ci 50x125, l\ASa building Jotes - on PRen ford: Peng wylyania Clase buliding lot on Carter e Streets and alley Pe foot - 70" & “F we ? medal on Ran Hon'!? a Bt a wEnG "co Ne - price $27 per foot cA ho mace. | abov nnevivania ich) =eemeees — —— f at Rid@e: al! ge\\; price 2213 LOTS H!-Pointe _—— g cept ern bungalow at S600. ber lot, south Denny an on Pennagyivania. as $12 | gf nt on Ww om THOS Met __ Forest 8920 ° ART & w 5176 braston ids Builders Locations cCholee lots near Delmer: side right riSo 18 0. et of Med Jdegired iW Very TOx] 20. baterann Bud ee ee 50x140. east ROx1 50 and Int erdrive betwee adjoins 5110 and north side Ban F Prices are "riebe BROOKS REALTY co. side East 180x160 Terms FARMS FOR SALE foo Srees 5475 tracts; *#ne great Vo ner Smaii . a, geet ve #erlions: 110 acres black ¥ | PARM_«4 icken = fruit farm; _Vera at te oppert unti “e 40 acres. lt 77) lAuGs and rms: near Amack.- Bev en rage. Rr age iy Rast today. use RUNGA Low muah Ns) —— ner plaarings har ‘ ‘BEAU lar Darn, und, cor Rev ren-room large OuUl landsec offe woul ony ¢ price Cc RAV EN lilve aine: heat d buy a MARK clate Rartge, chi In BUNGALOWS > floor: hot- ‘age $2000 BUNGALOW — $57 HO: tt L. Kir - ‘ ga SROOD i f Biri ar ‘K vou Mo 7RO0 ne ee rooms fi Pad tas "$40 0o00 ] 6-family 5 ; three atta ANT ePsiey roads Q room rex a Ox1455.- le drire timber With och Polo Drtra: rooms, ° crounds comprise 200x Marviasd Terrace: shower, with in ofl: for ys Af e- Te arr! eal rrowyne 'y » 65) 1o8 ity } ; rooms, XZ .XEX 0 avatorre re Inga! ' 3 cal! home located AO. t- sple 14 eary = Deaths, 2- | above 2 bathe. English ooms oid bathe. , ‘Om f. Solarium, 2 | rooming house h firat O35 b4 >; 8 tg a Dric ed for Rey "ge BON wi!) e Se } °00x14 ” cn ' iO ; > y auffeur’ . room approximately and Terrace crounds " &, 6 room two well-busts ng fur nishings, $14 000 ~ ith of Mane! ester | ‘ SOTTAGE . SHOW garage. a. | - ’ ; 3-0 oon t art ve roomae S40 NNO carages. rooms and fun | 2 fa Drick ' $700 Bn north side | Ta 'ge shade Shade | i -_= i FOR SALE | Inn: O cares 25 fe fp nest O11 " §Tanito : shed S3000 (cRO) 100x1#0 ferme reh M ( nm tier ree Ater 7Ox2840 block ne 42 ton HOME heat. wit 2 acres of or Cash wt! Apes, { hea » té« rme. OTtir Ps, er a i? ‘abar the ont len ) kin a of n $5; F Seti tlle tT) RA £a'os guic oA KK UL HOM baths buy reproduce. " ~~ CAT tse this | terme: NNE R REA! TY CO Chemnnt. 8 rea! bear- modern ex ¥Y mod large enor Come out ALTY co Kirkwood, Mo. (eB) | Ox2n0 tnut. A act crt BAT. E rooma, ~ , Water heat. 344% ESITE Cah her4. larg (7§ ee =| _Central 5622. Colfax 2447 (cS? | RESIDENCES | FOR 5, SALE ; re ali rms. fa) ' nonresiden: 9 +? ¥1 eek nel ej bes wel terme % dewires 5SeRE—-r 410 AE ima ay “unab * operate Deta! > ar hergainse—. ma Ker. | oi f (TROT FR Lert) nice 6-room harSwoog Sioors on tite Bei ER CRO: “Es "T ni brick, wee ell TRi‘2 sa Mm. VW ebseter and For rou woh hot wate lot BOs ire & a hing oO. ba 3 @ «th VJ. Kirk: * peevt fi repe Get | Tipe * ‘o8) j Biack- Worth let WEBSTER PER GROVES 4 ae 4. family. "4 ie sales = FLAT — 2307 — aah brick bie | PODY i LU, 3 —s S21 rnom Side I bes card Watrvwrtene rR bster rose Sarage En- | (isroves ne ~ J bath Sttractiy : ‘ bea utir | ones comune” Bats i, ’ | 230, cor ' har 5296 Kenner!- e fer! ne Perch iter eat rear ve home at eer Somplet rs RE. al Ie / anyone } of 387 0 Ww shetae’Z Gra F Sherwood . park fall parr icula ~CRAVENS. “Shien Chestnut er. 23 Sesin DOURLE FiaT. wner ‘te and a e* pin TONTY &> ope kit $) hot . treea, -¢ Bie. — VET _ALTHEIMER ® R17 WwW EBS TER Pp ARK on Mason ATea very for’ | eine able this beautify! 3 i jy ebster Par at this Orice: the | 'in this house could not he dupli sas t OX ceptionally Well bullr: end tile bathro. ™m gecond 1 room and hath hardwood fir rs = sb ; Water heat- oak + tate rod ork: hedroa:., te: pg ™Most beautiful — ior 100x245. , $17 TREMBLEY Wit. sox Peat Nes nee ¢) J sud ae APp at y agent, Cm e an, | _ imate home peteria , * od attract! ve. . AND sD RB co ‘$1000 cach, ’ x — i sOKR "REAL TY 15 De Tonty at. oe a with breakfast pasha pi nar - > ie PR ,AND 6 ROOM ‘ *ermont: a we ¢ ¢ pri e $i rent ALON ete 500. R - AT—#ingie- "a iain ’ Pt oY a BR FLAT —43a ; ‘? ” . _. one ra ’ $ wy ory Cary 10.. ter 4 107 lava. Le a ; ‘| BUNGALOWS 1 AND corr For Sale peg —§. 4-roam Any where 4074 wt esehan ay aren to _be apprec late } t ASTON FaROND & SON >] 7H 3 FLAT lia efAaRsy far sa nothtr g | A attton CHEAP SINGLE 1418 Arlington a’ , ioda nN. Ina@icde on | , ef) test floors en pario nice: ng por eon rem rent $80 per mont? “e@ agent, Saturda mena ing het u mm mn On PNremisee COTTAGE—asir Ridge: 3-roam bri. nea new S000 terms WENZICK (heetnrt evi ¢ er , ievk oarane 1 ea’ rnent ‘ Mec RADY @ SOw Waterman Av. omcated on Watern an ener Rosedale: faril. mo lar rie *e ; g°9 ft) DOMGHER Ty « (O.. B03 Chestrut 546. 92 EASTON AV. day | Porege RO°O h } 7S aston Apt. Bargain j i | wonder j HOS vor each tre ? ¢ re tor pore) reanaonah \ Te. f-“ *"T"?> prince on ea ; Open toda: |OREON F; . 3. —~— - ee ° SCOTT, anon (haatni? 5) G ‘ nm ferme (“heastnwe SINGT. F FLAT - eee if CHE AP av 4) furnaces > Kr a4 Modern Double K lat 4538-38 Page bi fs and @ roome #inen| perches, bath, electric furnace. ete cheap, Sj] 7, Month Price “heat nur ante Cheap he | a ft (heel nue LAT ‘7 dow ir ’ ~ (oO. 24 "ARTMENT nv erlooking na dow new by urice Miful har aw to ’ ‘ heatnut le 1°-FAMIL?T Aft rO Sona 8 R KALE Naenoute “Wan and fowndraft iaing ® $1 1580 ——s terme and partir lara ne DOUGHER TY -SHEEHAN® 721 ry Triat ris ony 1010 FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE | DOU BLE 3-ROOM FLATS 4661-63 McCaffery pi bath. wiectric, etc rent $1440, price $9000. 815-17 WN. Spring: bath, electric. bi built rent $1450; price $8750. od North Market, very fine oui” 3 room fiat, bath and electric: 880 rice $11,000 uae s ¢'F 08 Garfield. 3 an 4 rooma, hath. electric. steam heat: rent “si'46 Per month a ] 600 “ 64 ab Le Lucky, 3 roomea, bath and é@lectric, veal i 320; price $8500 1908 1] Hogiament. 3 lectric, price S960 GLICK R. E SO er eeetpnee North “FLATS—N. w. new 4-famt!!: @ ear pr (“heat n ieee 4 *" “ ‘= Notiee! one ; Secs Take oily Kingebury 8-famt!+ fh ar firet dead ¢i5 000 b ef. 4 Feragee tneame ROOT REALTY. Me ter - 47 Ww “i looking rent : Triple Flat Investment "716.18-20 @ ¥y incent reomea Da th , totler ineide aranito(a $7°8 price j n term HA ie R. FCO. t: irond wae BEST BARG AIN IN TOWN 27-27A Marenes a’ A wel lat 56 and &@ roome tlle arate hot-water heating laundries Rrrage fae ] rice HF MMIELM ANN SPACKT. te p Ant “hertnns ete | nvestment Opportunity 5514-18 Cabanne Comprising @ 4-family bur iAing (each and a 8-famiie bullding ° leach: bufit »b Present troushout ; ifecorated an pa nted ' “ale property Olea 4 atatire non? fs rooma, bath and 824 Chestnut et. iaSy ; '30.. ntl ee ee 1S a Pen rose roocme cor fh neat “OT Be) OOD APARTME™T1 and Rosebud ay.: Murphy bed ki tchenete er gutters; rents $3000 7500 cash CLYDE & FLATS ° 1658. (cKO FISHER, Main Nort —— DOUBLE. fi nerthe ast Jefferson and Dodi go: , 500. termes H. BROOKS REALTY (0. 107 & FLAT—1831 Pestrehan: 2-story brick, tit and ce ar a'ao a ; lot 24x12 price $4206 BAUM, 62 *6 Obestn ut. —-or 4 families. 3 rooms each. near Grand and Lee; $8000 ; CHAS. MUELLER @ —, 31294 N. Grend bi E ‘ Centra! 6522. olfax 2447 (cBO) | veneer wilt the i PLAT— 4108 Natura! Bridge av.; brick. | deedn of truer with 3 and 8 roome: tot 64%179: all im- RAVENS FPRENNER oars rovements made Bee F. CHAS. MIUEI, e T7201 ER & SON, 3129 NN. Grand bi.. 24 ficor See is * J rr iat anda it coher . ~ ye aed Parse ee ew Bide bO.foor Warren: rent $i per veer: belance & venas fh cCAarh $80 REALTY ©O.. 107 ARGAIN—HU RRY—AcT Qrick a room brick fiat: 6-reem brick jon end 2 ettached cottages Al ‘tion: 1814-16 Paim ap price vor cash Ree WHYMAN room | Chestnut at Oive RENN RENTS $576—PRICE 33100 — $600 cash, monthiv paymente. hus Parrar « 46x1°5 two Mle “ cottage tn 3 --famtly flat an house in rear iow rer JOHN § BLAKE & BRO BIB heen P. DOUBLE FLAT INVESTMENT 2018-20 N. 284 of - a we'!l-butir 4-famiiy , buli@ing of 8 ae s . peme bath. | trie: property month: price sahan” _o iy 3200 HAUBCHT'LT Trier 264 2407 . Broadway: Rargain in ‘Bungalow-Flat 2497.00 Belleview: tot AT ow AMEUFT, | hed ' heating $3030 roome, bath, well bullet: bh and 6 roome, het) etr 25 foot fron: HOT AS $12 500 " path, porce '* garage Yoreat Pa rk Iin@ for alenes 6 famiites rear | per i | : BR a. mo te ee root 7 “—— ~ eee toun rost. Ds PA , APARTMTS FOR SALE a oem - or more buy First Deeds of Tr tions $160, $250. $500 ana $ secured by Firat Mortgage on double the total! amount eaie, amounts $1456 Sisne $7500 and $16.090 ade Titi certified by Recorder of Deed Dougherty Olive 249 6.000 | € porch, ry ye ay In Gurne ir? Fac ing _ (eB) Prices fram $14 Ono to Sis fon eecreens, 'inen shades ain ‘ric lighting thing complete. Homes UsUslliY sol: court, one of the ehow Piac@s of the Ter 8500. "th Me can be arranged +. sult foo! th in oe SN = ee ete eee an sy ee mst ke rr) $° 6% ‘tet Real Es 000. new of the Loan 4500. Fire and T : ’ fle: pti If You Have $100 state Gold Notea, denomina- m\ bie seml.annpally, J apartments worth ‘iret Deere of Trwet for $2500, $400. $6000. ornade Insurance Notes — fi ; = it i ; : | eT i Real Estate Co. : TiN ts 1 al ¢ ¥ or =" —— — RESIDENCES FOR SALE Wortnwest 6 ROOM BRice™ HOR ma as Er HEa‘T ne ' OW ner Ray ry . * vw) NORTH ANY FP! ) Nortiland = auty: 41° 00 iHERTY “HREMAWN SAannnH anxious SO (heate RESIDENCr Sater ¢ erie Th i] ’ ACE Soli revriria sta} N : 1» n ‘ ] ‘ SEE 4024 WARG senera! Motors dil« *-TroOoOom at, Ph mrt . cramseté basement | Somes right. Owner there. i} JOHN 8. BLAKE & Bho ; | o - Seetieeinee eee en ~ Nor n le bark. +) water N00: term VLIC K RE. OO, ae « South ~Routh Bide; California ~ ome and hath vacant: Riverside RNAaM RESIDENCHW a room; on 1809 ‘een. terme, $1000 ,. as? bala Apply agent, H°AS Pennevivan RESIDE Ne E- 38°? Henrietta ry bath, electric, furnace Price $5600. term | EDDY, RWALTOR, HEBIDE NCE— 3065 reome: hot-water decore ted. in excelienr ar rh farage. best huvy we pide. nepected. Grand 14331 7 ROOMS. BAe, ® Grand A real wy Arcade ARETTA th well ; ech. tats, a. savage ye i and exam! In ¢ mentat it ’ e K heat, garage. # rent “heat nuf HOME *45- low bieek la ‘La > ' >? Onn fu 808 21 Cheatnut. Oly Fiad: heauti?yi heat, tile bath he tar 8.1500 be Vagain OK 1s Mie ‘Yitve At REL r ! j S| | RESIDENCE _..> room frame. Part of city; bath. furnace. ler, OxlGA. ail in fine S4 7K Rox ¥ 344. Toa West | RESIDENCE 4AR1 Pe Food TOR Sei Gores TAO EDDY {PAW TC rp’ (“hest nu | RESIDENC E-—1] 323 tnodern room. in garage c ondit bon: Diapaich eorn pri rooma. ‘B eaey term Piacketone double Kurage : ma 7 terme ’ | WANZIK 1910 BERAI Ae ges i 4615 Enright ; Will pe gold at | floors, tile bath ;cupant at ance . heatrniut tf) HOME « HEAT A Magknificenr - big bargain: In fine condition or terme and detail« WEST END RESfpr 4130 Marviend 10 | Alaa e101 sti l-¢ 4117 'reoma LYD®P (fi : (live ‘ 4 INCES price 77 bi. all 625 Chestny RESIDENG E 13830 Goodfellow roof nee nace HEMM ET ve ‘st lane con CARR Awa a wel! beat! with bath. reese eT ler ORs 3° an A. | tion hall. "ACK LER k 7th and ; heats ur a - r Our hermes leave not fo he desired in arebiteectura! comfort arr ee. highest quailty and ie cost. Bmall advance tg ment, 10 veare in ¥ Payrnents for { Geatred Ree the 67°27 ¢ hamberiain ay completely bP I> ecation. beauty rig we hieh hy 1} . Dubli 'Nepedrt M AJP ST IC RA00 has Stix illey j HOMES CoP 660 Deimar BR! Bs | Cab PORATION Deimar 7 *Inumediate Sale Wanted 5 33 Aberdeen, Hillcrest: _ yar a) or | ? > a #ory colonial ¢: ;'fa@ iiving room and faat roem center reception oom, kKitohen, first finns BY bedreome, in cloaad sleeping poreh, tile hath with mar? le enover, maid @ roam -« TUNning water. / second floor; unfiniaheds third floor “Ar §erage, finiehed cira 'ffeur's# room onere | with running water ‘avatory and separa "Ol-water heating Plant 'y bargain wri not be on the market very a? We ffm wider it the heat buy in (O4ay Far price and arrangements +o CBAVENS BPN wien ReAT EY”, cn Vive TH00 72? Chestnut ‘West Cabanne Place ‘‘ahenne well-h conegiating of dining room. kitchen atory tives fieeor: inclosed sieeping porch tlie bath secon fisor: 2 lliard roam bath. ar Aim ¢an Cahanne Por app, Nw BRENNER REALTY 0 (My 732 Sheetnat pe residence FUN Toon, mingria iarge break hal) ‘ nnar ww residence — ./ av itit 3 story briek | ieong ‘is ing’ room butler » niry 4 laree roome open dleopina Pore h maida reoma, trunk | "Hird floor: garage | s¢\i in Pr | : price an ' r tieulare, wether (RA y iL ve r, ‘= - preening ~~ et tee ‘Central AND FLATS, $8806. ~~ 314 Chouteau: 2 stores end flate, inter PEF aon ax nected, Sees a r st and secon, | a ae Oe Ve ten dle 7o INVESTMENT CULATORS ¢ ATTENTION | and | : Pea qm ‘all Toi incumbrance we LeTATS . ort | 40% | SPE ‘ lot , F a | : t tier 1 40 per cent on $1 ' a hee Shall Real i rage, oy sbi "te 8° Snore wiki HOU Sks— 2603 roy 7 | he "s fet -claee ¢ : meee me S8 Owner ie leaving city See ws for reningn. Grand sad shen dd Mebert. tos) to ee! ief) "ix | hot-water heat Lh ieee month! seven dounka enouthweet Olive SORA epler 1) $070 ‘a © (oth, hing! fur nighed i's for ' CHESTNUT oo .e , net h (emtral 1816. gene TE tage You BY or RUTID see tha HOMES an Maser Park “lila Ay‘ hrieR garage fas (\®e fare antaneous hot-watee Renter, higher price, located ROS CONSTR YC TION CO Rene ee copper erery. in a beautiful BUSINESS PROP'TY FOR SALE TARE 7 a' Ora men ‘te ‘.ran SIN Me —_ . Price and ps ‘eR Residence |. rooms, hardwaed | e : Ro Wit 0%) | REAL ESTATE_Fon Rix room fr x ¥ Ina ANT PLAT} He Ma arias AB Aled filet ia i } beta . ' 2 Good aren. ‘= Mi & SON 31°94 » 85°, (pitas a . _ South PROP ERPS cCorhe ithi hh Neve > KLiLER t *ntra rT mernes and ESS ers « bareal DeTonty ‘ets. c ane comm * COLORED * some rege! month ; pr ‘e W eek + oh tA MS gent nig t.. ees wade A REAL ENGR ame house. need leat com sik Per ')) caaeh .. 2 Post MMepatech $25 _— * F INANCIAL . ‘s a’ ; be | eas Ao Dis ivi ‘a “gate #5 May. Sie Nn u © me daily atly e . display or "LOA NS ON PERSONAL A Y tne | fewrlte & LA WEL3.4°4 | MONEY ' Mo er rea mod 4 MO NeY Ca . _ OMY Mi NEye sale a From hited wpe ateg } NEY Morrie Menta ads Mo atrial NEY at Mound mr Bi 10 t : MON tick Ag. hore Count ~ PROP'Ty UTOM Toe tndiy lduale on taiiments ort " . KE HRs Tithe Gua: ranty advanced RIO | nite ec inaned yuaiit. caliered | ilisine Sige’ Some wl “aatemnabiien, one Alte Aver eeetiee "se aa} Rites Bi O—~—LO ANE tandnet ' my mervire Room ida. *. N 7th Ld LOAN KE I>. — to Pian myatle in charges Der cen loan Ce 714 T? LOANMY op furniupre rent her mont ¥ Lean Co. 4° the per (ft A vit You" N confi 3 N Wn term 207 Vietorta We Y Rturne — t B-room alate fur price $7500 De ie a) ao ' change — month. balance one On’ lenolet Yoru portant wn Ts MO furntture ae people an | oa * it hour AMER | Malina Eee ha iny NED on dus ‘gheat pri gag ¥Y Leen Co LOAN? —— on Fares rata: anew y ~~ , A! share Misi noed wi outa Bee ax po at the hea ad a / redit “6 i” Osen’ a5 AO «a. ~. ANA OW “jeweit 7 on £353 HOAs, eee en Ridg , and Pine radon? i nite You mt — 1ONESTY « A steady posttions tArTT at, 1400 (Hers ri hone eth and hits ICK MONEE re 4 planes. ana own note " hou Ay es loden of sithout” tnd ' Rr vo” ICAN ROK i at qt! thei: nae} NEY To LOAN, To @als ried fener e007 LOANS OW Cining ne ‘KERP will wil Meant hiy holes ’ ’ Wily, i ' : ae ome, ‘MONEY Tm! LOAN ‘Rien Keane or ' lew advan: JOHN fare Sew ore ‘ tty nete. Nw t, bert: v Coutrat” REAL buy Reoond ; 70a Cent . Meke or? bea hiv Roles ‘fees 69 it | MONEY TC TEAR Laut ‘en " ‘yt re {"« MONEY. ont fates CMRI®TiawN BROW © "4 Baoled 7141 * Teal patate, at on rent ee BLAME aR hte @n4 county. nick action . 7: 10 %eet & Franke, 1008 Chestnut. 16% MON eY may Reserve Bi erry PP Opert y be secured for any ur Nenkers Lathrop Hidg onver SER * of ae Be, RRIN Kp Let fot Do You Need Money? SEC Por feat ‘OND’ AND" TI ie pusinase PRoP'Ty FOR SALE =e 131 aod Buje be “Tit DEEDS ney ee t "| ner. yu P13 iy te ¢ |

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eee seid als “6, Ais phntite. india Daihen di Sapa ia . Tiny. Ee. ea ae: ae ee ee “ oo om para, eo r 0 ee aed ok *. + - on oo : oe Oe pa eee Ae ee # The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH afone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ~~ 44 a a Seccemmi ~ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' DRINK WATER T0 HELP WASH OUT AIDNEY POISON If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers You, gin Taking Salts When vour kidneys hurt and your; back feels sore don't get scared and | goceed to load your stomach with a/| te of drugs that excite the kidneys. Keep vour kidneys clean like them with a mild, harmless salts which | belps to remove the bodv’'s te anm@ stimulates ther to normal gttivitr. The function of the kidneys is to filter the bieod. [In 24 hours they strain from it 590 grains ef acid and waste, so we can re: udily understand the vital importance of keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of good water—vou can't drink too much; pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morn- ing for a few davs and your kidnevs mars then act fine. This famous salts ie mate from the acid of grapes an’ lemon juice, combined with lithia, and kas been used for vears to he!p clean end stimulate clo; gged kidneys: also to neutralize the acids in the svstem so ther are no longer a source of irrita- fien, thus often relieving biadder weak ness. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in- jure; makes a delightful effervescent | -Yethia-water drink, which evervone. should take now and then to help keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this; also keep up the water drinking, and no doubt you will wonder what | heeame of your kidney trouble and backache. By all means have vour examine your kidneys at | least twice a Year. +) aor ce a a tene Resinol Ointment to Fe, itching rash or of ecreme and check it it before it develops = into @ Serious or ae skin trouble. 8 amazing how ¥ this soothing ointment oe ing, reduces inflam- mation and soreness aed restores the skin to its normal healthy condition. aa teat the Resinel products S inol - Be-| vou keep your bewels clean, by flushing | urinots | also get from anv | ~~ ATTACKS ON CHURCHES CONTINUED BY SOVIET Pit) In Elaborate Mock Trial. Communist Youths Sentence All Priests to Death By SAMUEL SPEWACK. A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch — the New York w orkid. Hope wrie _ the P- ini 1e¢ 5 Tha 1OSst rece ign Gabardines The fashionable double Breast- ed belted models—ragian shou> ders beautifully satin trimmed. Bond's price. and direct to the wearer Puckers Never Curls! ye = warn STYLE ARCADE - ARCADE BLDG. OLIVE at 8th St. Open Saturday Till 6 P. M. OUGHT: 6%39c 4 A Models in ali the new and . wanted patterns. oe aed Pas ‘ledger of honor.”’ satisfaction, your absolute ’ : | 2-Pants Suits Because the ertra pair dou- bles the wear, we have made Gn extra pair of pante for most every suit in our stores. but we only desire to sell you what you really care te buy, so. if you want the ex tra pair, you con Rave it at slight additional cost. New York Cleveland Detreit™ Akron Toledo Pittsburg h Youngstown « Loutervtile Columbus Cincinnati St. Louis Tansas City ornin maha ‘ r. ° Fiction and Women’s Fe: PRIDAY, 4 . APRIL, ** i 1923 (PaF SIIELILIPSSA ELSE LA f nal RP satin 2 ae © SA # Mv * LILLIA LEDAPL SAAR AGE AAG LA

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are ocgpennedinggem . 3 SS la ee — ee rr ee oe LL LE LOE ii f 4 & WS pina ‘ . ¥ W *s KF wr | Popular Comics Yomen’s Feature se Bee APRIL 13, 1923. we \ soot . | a \ KS" News Photographs | ZILLA , WI. SAS NN AW. . Qu DM SSS — Pace 45 SS Ot et AL CLIT ee VCS TTT Vala dadddddddida ULMididdhidie Leena Lit dsdhddbddididddhthddsditdidai téddtidddddiitddddddddddddddddtddddiditdutr YILISTELESS 4 FRIDA APRIL 13 hose. ee “5 ye r¥ - “ fiction and onal Resort ravel thousands of miles id hotels, excellent golf counn, back riding and automo of Excelsior Springs Me Train Service us resort with its delighttw joore of the people of St. lea booklet and information at OFFICE. 328 N. Broadway Avenue Station. » VII 8 ; »" : » Ae SAYS ot eet ote Rens, oon gn - - gg 3 Die 3 oe See te % * | i: ae Se: BREE ee te Justice Taft, Justice Holme’, ss A } oe | aa 2 | ine, 1o1owe xy tne ; RS ae SE ae a RS Sis ee eee ae ae and Justice McRevnolds : Fe : f D. ae a | A 4 Ae Be o. ec inant game Standing left to right: Justice “ 0 emeene n Photogratl % oe 3 ioe oa eas RR Rs oe , BS bd BBS me % rs ok ; 4 3 y: 3 a > 53 te é: a B ut er. J ustice B randei s. J Us- niernat ph. ; = OE SE a is tice Sutherland and Justice SE ER a RE nd Rd oe ambition a a Wee an Ws ES aS Big EOS 3 Sty | Sanford. : aes se MS : ~—. Be 2 me m we - Inde rwood absolute S eo THE REVEREND MR. ults SHUPP’S SUCCESSOR AT WORK B pair dou- z. et eee Se. Sek : : ee The Rev. Dr. A. H. have made y be Ree: ue ea = be ORG @) | , | , NOT COMEDY BUT : a eS < : Se ee ge i o ee eee | % one A NZ \ WN 4\ RAYA TRAGEDY Beg. Re | fie. ae . PS ae Gey & , a : Tess * 4 Pre 8 é “f Mi An ambitious Italian ee tee eee eg a | WZZM Nnnann.QQQQQQL a a moving picture director er. — “* Ss” SR IRR ~ SSR” Ogee aaa “* $2 Sete “ae oo brought his company to A | Bc Oe Y America to film a scene . a ‘ *:¥ which had to do with the a | By Ger buildings in New — «. ae a ON See Pee S: oe ae Lg ork City. Carlo Aldini Pee % ig a SRE ae res iy Se ig ln Ee is shown here doing his See : a. eames 7 ay eh aie es ge We ee ge: stunt on the cornice of the Hotel Pennsylvania. 33 te : 3 | pee tee . on amy! “' ee! = ey BF cng Be = ee a India. The gold is in the kegs, the silver oe oe Sees in Seely. ste ar. Ne a Oe ees widens ee gj ‘ in bricks. For several years America Photggrap! , AS Ee ER alle alt ee ) a Oe 8 ae fig has supplied specie for India. ~~—(nderwood & Underwood Photegraph. ee VAPTtt tt ttt ttt ttAAALAAAADS SSAA AAA AP AAPA AR LA A LM A _ $2,000,000 IN SILVER AND GOLD The coin and bullion shown on the mov- ing stairway is bound from the U. 8. to Lh dhs ssssssdtiditttde NIECE OF MRS. TAFT WEDS Mrs. Herman Hughes was formerly * Miss Janet Herron. The ceremony at which she became Mrs. Hughes was held at the home of Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft April 6 The bride was given in marriage by Mr. Taft. JALAL iittsithttthhththhhttthitti os ©} WA hhh hhh hddidhssidhtsditddittk “A eRe 2 ee ee. «go gg me pia hy. iy Oy ee x te tins Sea See Ls oe ” WWD aa FT taiddidddddiiiddddadiididiacidididiiiiaiididiiliiiiiiiai ™, ~ $7 ie + - i Be ee aed” 7 ; * ; GILISSTSSS SSSA ESS SSA I bd —_ 4, ~~ Se I I i, Ol on OS ee 2 Pd ddddddddddtddddddddddhdddddddidbdhdddte HER EPISODE IN A ROMANTIC LIFE Delgado was a dancer in Spain. She married the jah of Kapurthala, one of the richest Princes in Then she divorced him and was observed about ‘in the company of his son. The announcement was that she was soon to marry her.former stepson. She a former stepson, but not the one who had ac- mied her to Paris. Her new husband is some: years rT than the bride. —Pacific & Atlantic Photograph. bee DONT’S FOR DRIVERS Photographs taken at the Safe Drivers’ Schoo! in Forest Park, conducted by the Safety Coun- cil. One difficulty presented is “what to do when two machines are driving abreast and the BE ini : ry ie ; em boy playing catch on the sidewalk runs into the street.” Another is the question presented — oy ceca faa ms s Pe $48 aa LO by a collision of two pedestrians immediately in front of a moving car. Se em A EE Sok ode ae Js GOSVOTTTAVLTSTETES SSS SSS LLL , sé AALS LSD AL ITI, TE ccadddadadddiadcidiiccicciadia Ldaaddaaaadiddidiiaicadcdddddddccachcacdddddddacddcaddddddddddddbldsbsbsié hd bdbbbhbddibddididdtddbdbdiddddddddddddddd Ahhdhdbdde '

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, AS Ke sin. gine iis ee oy ni ES ER eC a eR ee — —_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1923. M’LORD 0’ THE WHITE ROAD By _ CHAPTER IL Concerning Certain Travelers and a Sleepy Man. HE wind howled r und the za- bie of ‘“Ye Olde Whyvte Hart.”’ It moaned away into the dis- ¢ance. then, with a swirling shriek, i: caught up the heavy drops of rain and dashed them viciously against tae tiny window panes of the Inn. It rattled the great bolts of the taproom door, and slipping in beneath it blew away the sawdust in a wide semicircle. It whistled with a across the chimney top, and every now and then a down-sweeping gus: puffed a soft filmy cloud of smoke across the wide hearth into the oak- paneled room, accentuating the dim- ness of the light from its gutteriug candles. ‘'Ugh,’’ grunted one of sitting before the blazing ‘¢ *Tis a blackguardly night, Ben)aé min. A plaguy night in very truth, my little fat friend.’ He was a tall, loose-limbed fellow with small piercing eyes and thin hawkish face. A white scar ran from the tip of his nose to the top of his left cheek bone. A dilapidated wig was perched upon his bullet-shaped bead, and long riding boots hung imply about his lean shanks. He bent ferward and turned over his great riding coat, which hunz steaming across the back of a chair the better that it might dry before the blaze; then he leaned back once more, and, lifting his muddy feet onto the small table beside him, balanced him- self on the back legs of his chair. This done, he proceeded leisurely to fill his long clay pipe. There were only three other men in the taproom. One was a yoke! who lounged against the bar, gaping sto- lidly into his big mug of foaming ale. He was dressed in smock and gaiter-, with an old felt sun hat pulled weil down over his rough red hair. Every time the wind whistled round the inn, he tugged his hat tighter on his head and with each patter of the rain upon the panes, he spat into the sawdust on the floor. The second occupant was asleep ir the far corner, one of his legs on the form upon which he sat, the other thrust well inte the room. His back was half against the paneled wall and half against the window. His heal hung forward on his breast, his chin and nose hidden within his folded arms. Excepting that he was a man lorg of limb and big of bone, it woul have been hard to deseribe him. There was his hat though, perched on the back of his head, that bespoke him as a traveler, since it was tall andl furry, such as was more often seen in the Mall of London than in ths taproom ef a Kentish wayside inn, half a mile from the village of Seven- oaks. The third man was obviously the companion of him who had cursed the weather. He was a stout little fellow, so buriy indeed as to appear unusually squat. Twas plain that when he stood Qp, the skirts of his riding coat would almost trail upon the ground, and since his boots were too long for him, he had perforce hollow raar the men log fire. t* keep bis legs stretched stiff, since he could not bend his knees. His face Was as round as his bodv, and his eyes twinkled merrily in the firelighr. He was holding a huge pot of ale in his left hand, balancing it—be tween copious drafts—on his ample paunch. His right hand hung loose!v upon a large pistol butt protruding from his crimson sash. He tafeed, a very merry man, with mighty stern purpose before him. ~ A dirty night, say you, Simon,’’ he ealled blithely, ‘‘and why misea’: the might. I'll warrant that many such a night hath brought blessings from your big mouth ere now. True, the wind doth howl, but. noise ne'e- burt anyone. True, the bolts do ratt!+. bat bolts are made to rattle, Simou. and by their rattle do they proclaim themselves ag bolts to all who pass this mn, including any chagce ma- rauder who, hearing their rate. neels must know the door is bolted. an‘ thereby deem it worthless to expen! his energy upen it.”’ Simon shook his ugly head dolefull >, **Ave,’” he growled, ‘‘rour foolish prattie may have a word of truth for onee, but forget not, my fat Ben- jamin, that it rains alse, and rain is wet, aye in soojh, ‘tis very wet’ '— and again he turned over his coat. Benjamin tipped his pewter pot to his Tips. ‘*tiranted it is wet, Simon, but wetress bears out the very wisdom wy ferbeurance with it.’’ looked. a — St A te A A ACCOR a I ee ~ Simon at Gone was careless growled Grapple- sighed Green- devil!’’ wailed Greenleaf. ++? ie fellow wae shakin ?. Lis OUTS the taking. One Dp sto! shot straight and true is all that is wanted The‘ thin ms formed the words in‘i the man’s s r of appre hension became less parent **You're sure von know im again,’’ whispered Greenleaf. ‘“*Ave,’’ answered Simon ‘T’a know him in a thousand At that instant, the doer thundered beneath mighty blows. Above the uproar rose a man’s voice; an impa- tient, powerful! voice ‘*Ho! landlord. Ho! man. The door—dnor' Zounds. @ scurry Watkins. Unbolt. unbo te qul kk man’ this rain.’’ With and a seuffle, Joe the landlord. bust! ed Into the taproom and hastened to the door “Who be there?’’ he called. with his red han is on the holts. and his rel nose against the timbers. ‘Travelers, dolt, came > pay, acrursed rain. the 1ed bv this re- ‘“‘and well nigh drene Open man, quick, and there's good gold waiting for you.”’ Joe hastily undid the bolts. and the wavtarers entered. There were two of them One wit tall and strapping, well made. an handsome of feature. His shou! lers were bread. his body bh - and hia legs long. His face was clean ¢u+t— though in truth it bore traces of dis sipation—his brow high and his hair black and crisp beneath his three-cor- nered gt. He wore no wig, but he was obviously an aristecrat. His finely eut and gorgeously broidered riding coat spoke to bis high rank. and even were thie not sufficient there was no gainsaving the modish , Zi , sess of his wonderful cravat. or the ad \J > ' ennff-box we need it. ‘ 1973.) costlinces of his dangling cuffs of lace. He was undoubtedly probab‘y from London though withal a dandy, Paris, q or sturdy figure of a - } ex “ti> ne adDoUu Se man. His age would b Behind him came his stout-built fellow with expressionless red side-whiskers and redder nose. His hat was already off, and his hair was also red. He looked a man in the early thirties, and fully servant—a face, as strong as his master Reniamin Greenleaf viewed them askance from the corner of his eve. ‘In faith, a heftv pair,’ he mur- mured, very, very softiv ‘¢Grr-r-r!’’ growled S:mon. ‘‘Bid your hosteler see to our horses,’’ said the dandy, ‘‘and bring us some of Kentish ‘tis warning, so they say, and br mv vour ale—- What say von, Peter?’ ok Sav zookers. ‘twill be welcome, my lord. Aye, zizzers ‘twill.’’ ‘¢And likewise zotters and also zanders "twill, Peter, my rascal,’’ ">, -— bi LWl1ii, echoed his master, hurling a chair to- wards the fire and throwing himself down in it. He threw it t el.ook the wet from his coat o his man, who spread it out before the blaze and The dandy took a pinch of snuff from a jeweled box, and dusted his cravat a fragment of gorgeous lace that served as a kerchief. Simon eved him narrowly. ‘*An ull night.’’ he growled. M’lord . looked up quick and ran his gaze over the two men. ** Ave. friend.’ he said siow!y ‘*Tt’s an il night—but “twere wel] if it got no more ill, for we travel further tonight.’’ Simon lowered his lids, but Benijia min answered for him. ‘«*“Twere hard to tel]. master. Me thinks myself the illest part of an ill might is the early morn.’’ The aristocrat laughed loudly. ‘In truth you put it queerlr, but withal ‘tis demmed What say you, Peter?’’ ‘*T say zookers, m’lord, and I hope i true, friend ‘twill get no worse. ‘‘And likewise ziggers, Peter! I echo thee'’’ The tandlord brought their ale. ana - A i . anti they drank it in silence. the while Simon smoked and watched. And mora noticed that the _ - a} , , - . had left the inn as the travelers en , . tered, and that the man asleen a? the window had shifted his position as if the hetter to observe the ** Doet venture: Simon. tarry long here. Yr: **But time to give the nags a feed and a breath. __. "+ ¢ hn¢+ Then on to Orr 10 miles. And vou? vou for Londan?’’ Sintem shook his head *“*“We're but for Westerham."’ he said. ‘*‘And faith, we must awav we're to reach ov midnicht.’’ He Benjamin, and the Tittle fat man sighed. Journey's end ere looked viciously at ‘ rr. _ ‘* ‘ "Tis true,’"’ he groaned. ‘We must AWarT, and I was hut rett one e a comfortable, and settling in dove . =. ‘* before this fire. Simon staod np ‘ ‘ You vYrea hean . ™ —_ r rh 7 al , = Ps ; 2) 4 rr 3 > rrr As witness ip rolle _ ; -— - more 7 i? ass VO a le + y ~~). + ot than . i epRAS ER } : ‘*Belike vou have a fellow-feeling for it, quoth Benjamin, sighing again. ‘‘And ‘tis well you ride a ag, fer otherwise vour own grea: 7 tall n ld be trailing in the mud.’’ hoofs wou Simon fumed, but heeding lum not, m ‘lord. the the little man howed hefore portion of ‘*T leave to you my blaze, sir,”’ he said. Simon donned his hat. "Tis cannot with you, porker. You frizzling vour fat before the flames. . a pity you taKe if are forever , comical pained . = expression OT - : IZ . ] ¥.¢ resignation spread itself over the ti tle man s features, **‘So Iam. So Iam,’ he admitte:, wearily. ‘*But, mark vou, Simon, the reason it is plain.’ ‘*For whv then, dolt?’’ demanded Simon, twirling his riding crop. | away from it., Benjamin edged ‘*Because, simple Simon, I prefer this wel s ; ; te do my frizzling in world— | while vou, alack! alack! waiteth for the next.”’ M ‘lord roared his merriment. ‘* *Tis good policy, friend, and, : faith, I think I'l it for myv-| ’ ard he drew nearer to the fire. adopt ‘‘ Ave, ‘tis good policy, sir,’’ went on the little man. ‘‘But ‘trs hard to practice with a man like Simon Grap- , 4 - > AL . Yes pletight on ir heels. Even now e hounds me f this dear warmth into +} Ww ~* Tr ake: + . - + ] . But vou leave the more blaze for me,’ queth milerd. ‘‘So evervthing hath its compensations, friend.’’ murmured Benjamin. rain—wet how ‘twill cleanse noor Simon’s face. "Tis. ‘s Ave, are,’’ ~ @¥en rain—see strange indeed the contrariness of na ture, both human and otherwise. How how we love we hate the wet, and and [ love it. Ave, in a pewter mug [ love it. it. Simon hates it, but ‘tis Hast ever thought that when out we eame in to get wet within. and when in we go out to get wet without. and when we are wet within we want not ae he Ter w ith ,uT * af e+ I! wh °T} we ire ww + Wit ra > Tre ixe lan ae he wert > within? Yet giadiy would I be dry within if ‘twere but drv without and he trhad long rs Teeniv h tA | Sig iVilgs a ig qee v Wi ié Simon seowled M lord roared in merriment vs 7 wa ; “+ NS - a S Ths PaLOSO vy hath a practical! 4 , . - ” — ? . trena, wood Irie i. eP sald W hat sav * Peter?’ ‘Ty « 7 - m ara ** = i . Ps! “ Pe ’ fy PS TIT TY, > | : tar ™ > ~ : : > a n a4 ecte tiow y e from the little man ‘* And kewise vrvers quoth the , >, >. " philesopher, as he donned his hat ‘Far ae! grented Sim An etrue __ giing into bis great eoat. and stretch 1” hie limbe for the last time he- - _— > > . > rad = empting flames, Nav’! Au revoir'’’ ealled the , , watt hens ~~ = roan v” s* oT "v1 \ ing i g Sea Marhap we |i meet again Simon stopped at the door and 7 ; , tt > , } - ; : ‘ooKeG OACK With a2 queer @xpressgion | on his face. . _ ee mar Ave, mavrhap we will, master . . . >. ‘ ‘* Tis like as not. , , 7 . A; ; ie ++ «a eompan n shivered AGA nr ‘ran ak the lanar wae nr . ra? . nh , > " nr tT ny = Then t¢'! wolts rattled le gusts of 4 aeross TPR POM Ty) th rPoir rs 2 = > ~~ °*? Benn ue aif Tass a ee ‘ } re After this, ¢ . sleepy ma : I : 4 4 x Owe cePen | ? i mo > 2 generously developed figure. E full figure is no longer the excep- tion. Designers, recognizing the beauty of physical maturity, have used their tal- ents to create gowns, lingerie and corsets that will render justice to the full or Rengo Belt Reducing Corsets are designed — through their exclusive features — to mould stout figures into lines of grace and beautiful proportion. They are strong and excellently tailored. They assure that poise and dignity that are the rightful charms of the woman of well developed figure. THE CROWN CORSET COMPANY ‘ 295 Fifth Avenue, New York s — — - , . — mpemnecen eee Fashion News Notes - 7 > — > _ . ORN AMENTATION ser Dn today on some evening frocks in Paris consists of. 3 or 4 leng chains of big beads. wound about the arm neur the shoul der and fastened to the wrist. These glittering shackles are a decidedly brilliant addition to any costume. LITTLE TOTS are bursting forth todar in two-piete fr wks. the skirts of which are made un of plaid mate- rial., The plaid is so huge in pattern that the diminutive skirt j« hoth am@sing and picturesque in effect KILTING or accordion plaiting is again—or Many coats and capes stili—extremeiy smar¢ for Spring seen in London have kilted paneis (rowne are often made up altogether of fine plaiting, and lingerie, especially night robes, has a good deal of plaiting on it | EARRINGS now dangle slight! he. low the shoulder and are of elaborate and eve-arresting designs and colors. Indeed, every day in every way ther are getting brighter and brighter. 3 = ¢ » PRUNE PUDDING — E 12 cooked prunes, one cup cold water, one-half cup sugar. one-half ingh stick cinnamon, f) eighths cup boiling water, three ta-| blespoons cornstarch, one-half ta- blespoon lemon juice. Remove meat from prune stones, add water. sugar cinnamon an boiling water “im- mer 190 minutes, then add cornstarcecn diluted with nough ‘id water to pour easi and ok five minutes. add lemon juice with innamen mold, then chill and serve Recipe serves three. Se —————— = CREAM a of 2 eggs. *% cup of sugar, 1 téaspoon vanilla, 4% box gela- ine, *2 cup cold water, I BAVARIAN cup milk, pinch galt, 1 cup cream. Scald the milk. Soak the gelatine in cold water. add the beaten eggs and sugar. and pour over them the ~ g . —s - — — Stir till well dissolved When the mix- add the cream milk strain and flavor ture begins to stiffen to well mixed, pour Let stand til! atiftf beaten a stiff froth, stir slowly into a mold wet cold water n thyself of ti Orrow for thou Knowest n what a j i ne forth ane FFs ’ bs 27 7 ; : hee j - T* rms > + PAd IM nis ove. i Tv : alm ys 9Q3 if je “ere OOKING ‘? ? through the knotted glass panes. TO BE CONTINTED IN POST-DISPATCR. THE Forty Exclusive Styles Charming. wholly new. novel and exclusive are Newark'’s new “Pring styics. g@There is an ex- quieite eTeation at Five Dollars that will delight ew f nel ery feminine Ask For Ne. 6362 A very Chie Black Satin, One Strap, Black Suede over- lay on new strie smail Black tongue: Feet Specialiet in Attendance. ) Qven Seturdar Evenings to \- rem modat- the Custemer-. Ps) = ot =. one = - — — ns ——— ee r c. - _ ~ ~ —~ ~* ——— ee EN. es a - b>. " " - ~ a ee ee , - - annem a = eee — ee ee a en a . page a oll Be EADERS IN CONV ‘ ae Nor LEAG ¢ VOTERS MERMAT DES M Eee S ae ee 4 ; —_ : i aie * cag is ate Ry a erty why _o* al > al te < og : : e ae ; J . R e: 8 ae aye ove ee “Ss re, ' 3 = ' ; : a e of fe eS. :. eee atte ; = ae : 3s a itil re a Dee We nem SS Te ia = : & e dl e. ‘ aes, < 8 q aes | i % ee / Upper, left to right: Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Birmingham, third vice president; Park, national president; Mrs. Ann Webster, chairman Social Hygiene av Hardy, president Missouri League of Women Voters. Lower, left to right: Eire Vv Boston, who presided at meeting of Child Welfare Committee; Mrs. Edward Py man of Living Costs Committee; Mrs. Eliett Cheatham, Atlanta, director of tis | Mrs. Charles ff. Dietrich, Hastings, Neb., director of Sixth Region, which i t ' | , he AND of FASHIO Thousands of women all over the world Aave indt- cated thetr approval of silk giowes by weartag them throughout the spring and summer ’ Pe. NIANY women have to count usefulness a tips that insure long and satisfactony ™ beauty; other women do i And in every Kayser Sik Glove superior quality of silk, the perfection'@® manship, and the moderate price that & mark Kayser Gloves. % a Clean Gloves ~ Sik gloves are the hands that wear Kavser are cool in both lecks and A bow! of lukewarm froth of mild scapsuds, and wash Kavser Sik Gloves & vour hands. T hey must carefully, as soap left in silk | destroys the fabric. e valuable part of anvhow. Thev find both assets in Kavser Sik Gloves. Manv smart women peefer them for warm-weather wearing. © a Bas ? cA Chotce of Styles There are as many styles and colors | found in Kayser Silk Gloves as there Long gloves, short gloves, and gauntlet styles for are whims of fashions. those who preter them. White gioves are worn ffequently during the warmer days, or shades of grav, mastic or pongee, etc: You find ai! loveliest of these colors, tre will 2 Look for the name Aaya sure getting the nes rin glowes, shades, as well as darker among Kavser Sik Gloves. * ath a _ » J 7: . FR re giove has the Kavser double finger- and underwear. ‘ Sy, am: aa ~, . = ES 3 2 ot 2 4 te ux . Se cate os mie i e : 2 . = z cos T NO MORE TBARS .t Be ORDILNA® ; — =e shies ea } bd & ae Vin att dink aie FROCKS OF Though the fashion, Fr

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hird vice president; Mrs. xcial Hygiene Committee; er, left to right: Mrs. La& ittee; Mrs. Edward P. Cost tlanta, director of the Thi Region, which includes insure long and satisfactory weals | every Kavser Silk Glove are thé ality of ‘silk, the perfection of work> © and the moderate price that always be yy ac: Gloves. Clean Gloves F Silk gloves are cool-looking, and P the hands that wear Kayser Silk Gloves © are cool in both looks and feeling. A bow! of lukewarm watcr, &% froth of mild soapsuds, and you can” wash Kayser Silk Gioves as easily as -your hands. They thust be rinsed | carefully, as soap left in silk often destroys the fabric. -Lobk for the name Kayser to *® 3 ; . : , : 4 P gure getting the best in gioves, hosicrys .. “and underwear. 4 - GLOVES = ORDINARY a . 4 = LEAGUE OF WOMEN DES MOINES ¢ ¥ wise. ‘Hound so much excitement ' | SS INST NSS FNS FN SIS INSEE LS GF NAS INP eR eg one onsen EEN ESAS ARES AREA NEY ee os a CNESANESANES ANE ARES FROCKS OF COLOR ENLIVEN THE MODE Though the simple Frock of black remains high in fashion, Frocks of printed silks, gaye as swynging lanterns, and Frocks of soft subtle tones, such as beige, platinum, almond green, wood and sand, were never so popular. In our Spring assemblage, all the colors inspired by the opulent East and all the neu- tral, flattering tones that Paris sanctions are well represented. ~ $32.50 and Upwards Misscs' Khop (Main Floor), ; E/E A TES ONES INES ARES ONES ay ' eS ‘a4 I gw ; ‘ Johnny Chuck’s Bitter Disappointment ee You'll find that Disappointment OHNNY CHUCK § stayed right Jane he was perched up in a tree until he saw Farmer Brown's Boy and Bowser the Hound disappea) up the Long Lane. Of thing he should have done have come down just as soon as he was sure that they were far enowpsh away for it to be safe for him to do so. But, you know, Johnnv had never been up in a tree before He had never been up where he could look off and see such a distance. He be- gan to enjoy the Yes, sir, he did so Farmer courss. the was TO experience Now that |Bewn's Boy had taken Bowser the | Hound away, 'Ganger that Johnny could think of there was no other And #o he sat there longe, than was When at last he decided to come down he received a bitter disappoint- ment. My, my, m™% I should say so! There was someone waiting for him at the foot of that tree. It was some- one he had no desire at all to see. It was sonfone with a sharp face; some- one who showed long, sharp when he grinned, and he was czrir- ning now as he looked up at Johnny Chuck. It was Reddy Fox. So John- ny Chuck remained right where he was up in that tree. ¢ veeth By Thornton W. Burgess offener than not is He wanted to see just where | 'Farmer Brown's Boy was going. How did Reddy happen to be there? | Well, you see, it was this way: Look- ing across from the Old Pasture at | the edge of the Green Meadows, he had seen Farmer Brown's Boy com- ing down the Longe Lane. He knew that Farmer Brown's Boy was going | to see what was causine BRowser the He knew that Farmer Brown's Boy have eyes for anything else would others who might wouldn't Neither happen to our lot. Tohnns Chie] be near Evervone would he wat ing Johnny Chuck up in the tree ApeeAy, FR 4 * 7 4 | “(00a morn LLY, Johnny are n't Ou rather high up P the werld?” said Reddy Farmer Brown's Bov drawing near He felt sure that no one would notice him running across the Green Mead ows. Everyone would he looking the fher way. So away he had gone, as fast as he could run, and this is ver: fast indeed. Straight across old stone wall ata point some dis- to that tance from where Johnny Chuck was Reddy had run. There he had hid- den in the bushes and waited. Just as soon as Farmer Brown's Boy had led Bowser away Reddy had stolen forward. And so it was that he was sitting at the foot of that tree when at last Johnny Chuck made up his mind to climb down “Good morning, Johnny Chuck Aren't you rather high up in the world?” said Reddy, as he grinned more broadiv than ever Johnny Chuck drew hack glared angrily down at Redd: but he didn’t say a word, not “Arent vou afraid . fal)?” vou i} EE RE Rt A ONE LL ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1925. & ~~ ‘ee WHAT ABOUT THE ROCKEFELLER. ‘“SPOONING”’ INQUIRY? > + The Post-Dispatch has re- ceived several letters of protest against the sending out of questionnaires by the Bureau of Social Hygiene of New York to women asking personal questions regarding their cougtship days. This bureau established by John D. Rockefeller Jr. Readers of the Women’s Page are invited to discuss this interesting ques- tion in these columns. All let- ters should be brief and written on one side of the paper only Wads Three Viewpoints the Biditoer o - P , moored ‘ cart at t bys he Woman's Page: Fountliation’s qduestionn cussed from three Its statistical value, its ron andits ‘‘human alue of a group of thes is oftes , ee ven atter 5 asked Reddy, pretending to be very much worried Johnny Chev h Reddy tried to look nothing, and anxious. “‘T']] said wait right ere to eatch you if you An fs 1] be dreadful if you should fall and get continued Reddy. “Tt would hurt Don't you think you would he hetter off down here? Climb down carefully and I'll wait for you.” Chuck simply glared and ground his teeth. Reddy grinned again, and it was a wieked looking Then he turned and went over Johnny grin th a comfortable spot bushes just a few feet away. He looked up at Johnny Chuck, grinned again, vawned and then lay down and made himself comfortable. He sretended not to be wat¢hing, but Johnny Chuck knew that all the time teddy was keeping his eyes on him et as much a prisoner tn tree as he had when Rowser the Hound was at the foot of it — _ wae ab heen wright. 1922.) dhe quality and among the | | where their value lies. | ent period. extremely doubtful and hazardous ser fillse 80 much depends upon, quantity of then upon the manner; eqrrce. resent: these facts, and ; : I e iternpretation of BY « . . ; : ; } - enters Ths nerseonal ecres . i tan : who vouchsafes to generalize. th mroaeeant a ‘iwanel ; i questio vhich they will often lie about to themselves. person will often negate similar estions to her physician at time: she has much to lose and noth ef doing, and even fact that he knows Moreover, those most likely not to return the questionnaires would be those who have the most to confess. We may discount the few who pur- posely prevaricate, either jokingly or to make the answers ‘‘interesting.’’ Ethiecally, there is certainly nothing wrong in asking questions in privacy, | to be answered anonymously, and ever ° . . : . | publication is not morally wrong, were good to come out of such an inquiry. But any deductions from these an swefs are not justifiable for the rex- sens already given against their sta tistical worthiness. But in ‘‘human interest ’’—there is They certain- lv form an entertaining and instrue tive study of the present feminine psychological reactions, at least of a certain class of women of the pres And the most entertain. ing of all will be the reaction of ‘the mass of the so-called ‘‘human race’ ' to the publication of the answers to =. @. these questionnaires Why Not Ask Men? he Koditor of the Woman's Page: y tik ({uestionnagire for women Why should the th spooning they and how far they went , 4, ** " kat? ror iif iat it is aL. Ways the wom. is asked to give account, bet the man can go on unmolested. t is for the oldtime reason iveged character. renson why expect to marry en is anything but an- were asked to and wonld there would of the replies that nite unfit for publication. questionnaires, ce it a 50-50 proposition? dig up the past at all? A WIFE, } of nn’ If men questionnaires uth, i iret) ure er ¢ " any have A eae mn =~ Miss Hazel Quick, secretary -treas- urer of the American Bociety of Wom- en Engineers, fills a responsible post- tion of statistical superintendent of the Michigan State Telephone Co. fn Detroit, Why not buy the’ Best? TOM BOY Extra sweet and tender | Ask Your Neighborhood Grocer ) LTT —o— ___ ADVERTISEMENT DIVORCE TO BE BANNED Domestic Relations Courts may soon close their doors, according to noted soctologists, who find a rapidly increasing happiness and contentment in American homea, due, they claim, to the tntroduc- tion into the family cirele of Anheuser-Busch Ginger Ale. ae Sed — oe | = SD cnsieelll let minate: Add seasonings to egg (See Recipe belew) EV ERY woman likes to know that the mayonnaise she serves and eats contains fresh eggs. That’s why making mayonnaise at home with Mazola has become so popu- lar. You are certain it contains fresh eggs because you make it. It’s very easy to make the most delicious mayonnaise you ever tasted with Mazola. And think of it—you make it in 3 minutes! Mazola-made Nayonnaise is de- lightfully smooth and creamy, and always firm and fresh. And it keeps lounger without getting rancid or ‘‘separating out’. You'll find also that Mazola thick- ens your mayonnaise more quickly. This saves you considerable time and Jabor. Why not use the Mazola you have, or get a can from your grocer, and try the recipe given here. Or use any good recipe you may have. See how simple itisto make perfect mayonnaise. Mazola is packed and sealed in sterilized tins, on our own premises, under expert supervision. Your grocer sells it in pint, quart, half-gallon and gallon tins. The large sizes are most economical. You Use Fresh Eggs in making =| MAZOLA Mayonnaise at Home -its madei — >> Saat > Pad Minate: Add Mazole (See Recife below) Beat well forone min- ute and your Mezole- Mevonneise is mede THERE is no better oil than Mazola for flavor, quality and purity—and remember it costs con- siderably less than imported olive oil, Mazola is never sold in bottles or in bulk — as are ordinary salad oils. We extend to you thé privilege of using acan of Mazola. If not perfectly satished your grocer will refund your money without question. ~ —— Make this delicious feop Merole 1 Fee Yo M6 seaepos Serar % trasgoon Paprika >" or vinegat when necessary. MAYONNAISE DRESSING bs 4 weaspoon tal 9 tabiespoons Lemon juice of Vinegar Add well mixed seasonings to egg, with one teaspoon lernon juice of efoegar,and beat well, adding one teaspoon Marnia at a tine uotil mixtare thickens, after which the Mazola may be added more tapidiy. Thin with lemon juice De “ Reeutifully itleestrated } REE Corn Products Cook Book of sixty-four pages. Write t Corn Products Refining Co., 300 So Piret St., St. Lovis, Mea. = 3 minutes — “ amy . cuepas S o ‘ “ a ——— a —— 4 ee oo ¥ P 6? ofan whee ad watsyy: PE aE el MO it MOR On Aaa B. 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