St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 16, 1923
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| an’ i ee W a mort .» > " ‘ = + A A" Lec . by Star Company peers Reeve Reserve “12 me — See Page 22. by ze" | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. VOL. 75. NO. 220. ST. LOUI FINAL EDITION Sd (Complete Market Reports) _ S, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1923—~30 PAGES. . RICE 2CENTS J HMLLS N INVALIDES "ARMIES DEDICATED Redange of Messages Be- ‘tween Presidents Mille- ‘rand and Harding Is Fea- ture of Paris Ceremony. SILENT TRIBUTE TO — "MEMORY OF DEAD. - American Room, Near Napo-| leon’s Tomb, Contains Ex- hibits Depicting United | Memorial Services Held Over Grave of the Titanic Master of Coast Guard Cutter Sends Descrip- q tion of Ceremony by Radio—Surgeon Prays for Those Lost at Sea. ‘ By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ;}(Copvriaht, 1978 bv the Press and *Pulltze « Publishing Cos., the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April 16.—The New York World sent a wireless message to the master of the United States Coast Guard cutter Modoc yesterday, requesting him Xt» radio aedescription of the memorial service held over the Titanic’s grave. The reply fol- lows: “UU, 8. 8S. Modoc, via Cape Race, N. F., April 15.—-The United Stat +s (‘oast Guard cutter Modoc, of the norial services over the Titanic’s i grav id-Atlantic at 10 o'clock ane Wer | Seve iy min-Atiente @ 2° ociock Ry the Associated ress PARIS, April 16 An exchange «* telegrams between President Hard ing and President Millerand was a feature today of one of the most moving ceremonies here since the | great war, when, at the Invalides, ihe new “halls in honor of the alhed armies were formally thrown open No discourse pniar@ed the ceremon ol dedication lt was only a- silent ivibute tu the memory of the dead. President) Millerand reviewed Ne grard of honor and then greeted Am bassador tierrick, Col. T. -Bent! Molt. military attache at the Anz hun embassy, and other membe oi the diplomatic corps Then, fo wed by a numbe of diplomata abd military attaches and many American civilians ve reside passed through the con:memorative Dalis. including those dgvoted ta the ‘Mis morning, New York tine “The ship was navigated over the spot where the Titanic disappeared beneath the waves. The nationa! co!l- ors were half-masted. Officers and crew were istered aft On the quar-.- t« -deck “Capt. B. M. Chiswell acquainted the ship’s company with the pur- pose of the ceremony. Lieut. Ed- NEW CONSTITUTION DELEGATES IN TURMOIL (sovernor Undecided Whether let Them Proceed or Call Special, Election on Matter. ~. Lnited States, England Portuga! belgium, Japan Ital) Rumania, Jugo-Slavia an dd Pola) d | By the Jefferson City Corersponde sit Marshal Foch Present. of the Post-Dispatch. Many -lrench officers were vres JEFFERSON CITY, April 16 eit bevit Marsh; act ry? ; farshal Foch, in simule) With the reconvening time of the fiviiiali Attire seenied rics io en a , *¢ y : a . . ~ ¢ . ; hie ote oo tne. teonstitutional convention. 3 p. ' Prony hrrance “aT prace Soler iday at handed (, Ov. Hivde has not le ; , ‘ 1} ecmuremorating emories of /termined whether heqwill pern unity in the conimo,: Lise ! ; hody to continue its labors or w Ret resident Harding's message was eommunicated Lo Pr sident Millerand | i Ambassador Herr a ne the ‘ j iz eet rere riya? The Anibassado): mer »re tee | ai the Presidént of the 1 ited States | was npressed ' rye tho ight that : .s dedicat sa? gi 7 Qo} marine of +} = World \\V at Wotliqd qi] qyryi% bye j yost interesting ©: kind in the] vorid's hiet«o) \ 1) ' yi} if yi ary ery . tute A power! aADDpe4) mo ° ee Sen. i | iments which among al > 4 | rons. inesenired the spiendid co opera | Lon witnessed during the was ) Ambassada«: flerr > ne cmeé i] ’ thy | nome of l*res BLAAEE if ai g +) ’ , | on | f-overnment and the ar Ope of inited States held the sincerest hone o-eeeing forever. preserved thre rete and constant friendship which Warked the reijiations of the illite ond. associa ed Paw e cay} ’ the!, i a s > = if } e qn] eA ' ’ Paners s 4 the t a ¢ ? r) 4 The American Room — he Aine - rar @ i) ne f *) “ > e 4 ] les ' 4 ; 4 : 5 ¢ ’ A . en te _ ‘ep ; ‘ : ; 74) hs — hs | . * : a _ A i Ao ee e . os cs Ty, i « fré he 7 ‘ ~ fie . | ea — ec (4 fr , 7 : le : i thee . ’ : a? Pe one ' law : : odela in ? nMmiataire « Mir : Stand : nianee end ed Sr; * A : during vor rN ‘ 4 - ~ : ' "s aa aes = : 9’ s be | 7 c . «7 ’ ax . ~Ua e | J q ' c » 4 aA rn ie 4 ° ; I 1 ade } stude ant he Motor Aneno echoo! lar\- ; sra | . . . ere are Aigo severs ‘nodels eT Pinan 7.9 ne American sold > n -'O. : . " i a ease conta} ~ e arn ara SS, eg “ " ¢. ed i» ' hy s 5 rT - ; ¢ (ove m~w a : - ; : : ‘y — ite . . ; } : »} hy « Aco ” & , ed to ; . ? “* ’ ¢. if ; ne ; 7 ‘ 2 Continues on Page 2. teolumea T. er he wil! terminate it at once. Until he has made this deciston the “con vention wil} he aha ta accor al oh} liitle, a@ its meniberas are ina sta’ f turmeo!l! not KNOW ing vhnethe ecettie down to we kK Or return to tne ne ss This all-powerful weapon ove: onvention was handed to the € o ernor by the recent Legislature ‘ ich passed a resolution bv Senat: Casev of Kansas City, submitting aniendment to repeal that section o the Constitution under: which the convention 18 meeting and returnins ’ 7 , " ’ the l.egisin ite ij} power 10 coi ] eP nress Conve ‘ “ac | ative nad adart Or aif thie r qs propos } vw le] | PS ‘ people of all power! nN future to co! vene such a oadv by initative. mak ng thie lLecis 1 ir@ slipre Suen ; ‘s¢ what they hope wil! be a new record for sustained flight Lieute Mac. Ready and Kelly now hold the un-!, ‘official record for sustained flight. 25 hours At d 1s Ty nutes r ade at San Diego. Ca! last Octobe f = e the s¢ rs ' ‘ ors o re ‘ —_ When he T-? ett s sae ghe heavies " . ew the | r pone ed wit? ; «'nole motor “was said Including the two ‘ cos the Ane wei @ rec oO £an punds ' arrited in a4 r f licere’ ¢ . ~ "9° op ‘ . ' gallons if , nd 23 « r « l silence BULLET SUARRED RUM VESSEL FOUND ADRIFT or : sa | pleaded gli ilty. ‘Patricia M. *Behan’* Had Ma- ward H. Smith recounted the ex ental Diendlioce G. Bilbo Begins Sentence Passed.on the oe Thirty-Day Sentence for: Failure to Testify in Suit, Against Gov. Russell. of 11 years agv. lie said: ‘From where we now stand we may look eastward to the point where the Titanic appeared over the horizon. We may titmagine_ the treacherous berg. “‘Tte is our great privilege to oe) 'STENOGRAPHER WAS memorial ser: ve ever helc over this | present and participate in the first hallowed espot. The prayer we offer here todav is the first appeal to God that has broken silence on these wa- ters since those pravers issued from | Judge Denies Requese That | Priconer Is Questioned by Sentence Be Deferred Un- til He Could Try a Case in Another Town. Bw the — Press. ONFC is former Governor of the mouths of the dying that morn ing in 1912. ‘It is fitting that we of an inter- ; . e natior ice patrol ship. engaged ir: ,; international Ice Patrol, held me. | "8 onal ice p if Zag the important mission of preventing another such tragedy, visit this; memorable spot today and pay trib- | . ute was sounded. The colors rose again to the masthead and the U.S. S. Mo-/\ doc resumed her patrol duty. “During the ceremony all trans- Atlantic steamships within 500 miles) paid their respects by moments of chine Gun Shells on. Deck and Was Deserted Otf Coast. =ne ’ the Poet-D enatch NEW YORK, April 16 4 bullet Sia ed = . 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P " ~ we > 2 : p " = } ‘__. * s ‘a o , fe ef 5 ‘ ce ': ~~ ™ ‘ cece ser Te , *~ ‘ \ e 8 he ( } adisappea ~ io ? ’ ™~ = = ‘ ~ n . . ‘ ‘ Aad . ptains a ** i. | of j id ,e © revi an Z > r¢ eal ’ € « re) ' ss I t. \f ’ rea ‘ries t' r ar ¢ ; > 4 ‘ ‘ ear Aed x} fs ‘as . . ae a: from %4 : $ aa‘ i at try wae sa'e oof five cases of emngne at *@0 a case FORMER GOVERNOR LIFE TERM OF MISSISSIPPI IN FOR PRIEST WHO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT — KILLED SUPERIOR LAW REGULATING GRAIN EXCHANGES IS HELD TO BE VALID a ee a Charles Dillon, Who Shot Father Henry O’Neill of A Study in Fa ‘es; Murdered Pri . haat Wo, Kinesis | COMEANTNE > Kalamazoo, Mich- CLERGYMAN ENTERS PLAINTIFF IN CASE. PLEA OF GUILTY Court—Tragedy Occurred After Priest Was Ordered to Leave House. “Surgeon H. A. Lave then oftered | praver for those lost at sea. Three | volleys of musketry were fired. Taps Asanciated Press KALAMAZOO, Father Charles Dillon, shot and killed his superior, the Rev. | Father Henry O'Neill tine’s Catholic Church last Thursday, Was sentenced imprisonment | labor by Judge Weimer in f | eu rendnen eeennn eee , co (2 2 Dillon entered a when arraigned, Weimer questioned the prisoner eS pronouncing sentence. Father O’Neill was shot four t is he sat at the dinner table Thurs- | dav evening ‘after Father Dillon had | Was Sentenced Life Imprisonment. REV. PR. HENRY ONEILE, Who "Was Shot and Killed at Kala- ‘CHIEF JUSTICE GIVES f Mississippi of Miss py mazoo, Mich., amet Thursday. ibo was summoned asa witnessg ‘DEBT COMMISSION APPROVES SETTLEMENT WITH FINLAND tel llon aii acttensll to Sign ment—Concern Over Delay on Britain’s Part. BANKER WHOSE CAR sors sno KLLED 3 PRINS. Sooo physician's care since shooting after his a pate ‘ WASHINGTON, his home town Funding Comin ee tie told meto go last thing he said was “We were eating. GETSGIO-OYEARS, *=== . Cry 62. 689 Game » te TLL pounds, : Subject io Reguliiwon PEMPELRATURES Machines designed by Louls Vey the «hiesgo Hoard ot Trade, t who bt U the plane in which “ ‘ecourt concluded. te ngage in «a I nited Pesta ast to Be STRONG EARTH SHOCKS DRIVE srvrtn'e” J roving "me nai MANY MEXICANS FROM HOMES s+: our tnauiry an to ve vatbiy Refugees Reaching Valles fell «ft Tremors Along tern ¢€ruz-San tcamrtatedt Press fe itimate dealers ‘n interstate com: PRAISES DIABETES TREATMENT a\ ° ais ing. burt 5 {re Rescued armed inhabitants are aban held. “though not cartied to the es- SACRAMENTO ehildren neritshed lapanese mission | y of Valles. State of San Lul«x produce abnormal and disturbing ee ( The pevortsa do not mention a’ are not responsive to actual suprly casualties and the damage has not 404 demand and discourage not only estirniater this justifiable hedging but disturb Dispatches from Valles today aus the normal flow of actual consign.- = a q 4 * Calle (Chicago NEW YORK Apr! iret / German Import« and Exports . imtea! eartinauake reports * ost of interstate commerce invotwed in ' ont ’ med aerrg inte ae “ © od the controversy, the ‘ ‘wurt eal4d »near Huejutla ' Coutineed on Page *—Y ‘ olome “Sa ne of the sender BODIES MAY JOIN BOARDS © OF TRADE Act Also Restricts Trading in Futures, Puts Exchanges | Under Control of Secre- | tary of Agriculture and Specifies Measures to Pre- vent Manipulation. OPINION OF COURT Against Admission of | Re the Agssoctated Presse WASHINGTON. April 184—The by the Supreme Court. ute based on the taxing powef of ADELPHIA. Apri 16.—Hen- | beld unconstitutional. The taw up- Brock, banker and clubinan, | held teday was based on the right in the Easterr State nent Chief Justice Taft, tn lelivering for killing tnre> § persons | the opinion, said the decisio> tn the 4 antumobile former gralir futures case was an in the latter Congress met the objec- the plea, stating that the de- tions which the court had pointed could not fix the degree out as having rendered it tnvalid. ft is tinpossibie, the -otirt sald, | the degree distinguish between transactions in ' a: \cash grain and itn grain to «arrive court said, wae merely the gateway were dropped from an obser’ | court held, as are stockyards sales baltloon at an altitude of 6)9 in the movement of cattie. it was « to four minutes ‘Lhe dem future trading did have ari effec on on “as ade at the Saintithe cash price of grain ing field . The fact that corners tn grain vere thiee or four machin bave been brought about by deale of th i" entries had r+ sion said, the relations be:aeen fure- eprend of 15 to 25 feet and ture dealings &nd cash grain. | | flew when he established business Which makes it subject to record for duration tn a ms national segulation | achine arried off the han lusticés MeResnoids an! “uther- the da One of hie two en and disse ted . rominmed tn th sir three pols “It tn clear from the citationa.-ta odiinin die a .eled ‘eo and « the statement of the case.” the deri- meters Cron lye startiow sion said. “of evidence before com- snd several times gained mMmittees of investigation as to man while ‘in flieht ulations of the futures market and their effects, that @e would be w- of the legislation. we must secept as the view that such manipulation oocs vw or io the detriment of pre- T | eK, luia Potos! Boundrs eucers consumers, shipper and jeep OUT Y Apr 16 The. merce.in grain and tryat it iw a rem! aiong the Vera Cruz-San. abuse.” : 4 tos! boundars ne are being “Manipulationa of grain future’ be etrong earth shocks anv for specwiative profit,” the Court their homes. according to tent of a corner of complete mono- of refugees arriving at the pols exert a vicious infl:ence and temporary fluctuations of prices that geese on tive nhabita ite ‘ ments A futures market lends it. ‘- from the region arouses Sif te euch manipulation much more hine A targe stretch of readily thane cash merket.” t Artation near "T las EL Pir ; . Kestraint of Commerce. ‘ed to have disanpeasred ; In discussing the alleged restraint ait 14 4 areal’ r’ | nae a. The fact that rl corner In grein had opened and wae emitting, '* hrought ehout hs y frading heal ms
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—— = a ee — ’ © Yon Rosenberg . . * aes owrre - a al 7 a Foreign Minister WOULD GET ISSUE HUGHES PLAN 2 es T. LOUIS POST: DIS PATCH a WONDAY EVENING SE FOR SETTLING DEBT FAVORED BY GERMANY Says in Reichstag That“ Govern- ment Would Seek Loan and Turn Over Cash After Such an Inquiry as Pro- posed by Secretary. OUT OF QUAGMIRE Declares Poincare’s Speech at Dun- kirk Sunday Was Preach- , 2 my Ss , a * ; te ‘4 vis = a ba c a ° > ~— : . TD ie aoe ous € APRIL 16, 1923 ST. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH : AUTOMOBILE CLUB 10 TAKE CRIPPLED PHIL DREN TO CLINIC President Caradine Seeking Volunteers to Aid in Trans- porting Them to Medical Society’s Building. = -_ e ? 682 acter 4c ae e 2 ©>s 4 a > > ee! 2 wee r2-e a4? ¢- \ he = 7 3 —ie c “ rT = s .@c.ca — e - : . “ee . .@ z- e = é 5 = a ~ - -* —_— Cer of free mecca . cca : >» ane oo © / - - = a = 3 a = ‘ - " rc +e > -Parent«4 : —- = — ‘eel. = - ‘ ? 44 s. a - ° = 7 - = “= a2 a - = . = ~ e -- - - Sse « . 2 ’ . “ere ~ -_ 74 2 ~— =~ = r . 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Almerh. Cees “#00. \ “Ss Leo rhe rs - . & orem mS Frankfurters _arsce Sise Te! 1 Gas Goldea Lay ’ we - 1 Can Say 1 Cas wanee 2 _Tesuiar 2 Tee The Whele Teiegw fer NEW POTATOES RUTHENBERG GO ONTRIALIN UF MICHIGAN a — Blank to Be Used in Reporting Crippled Children to Committee ABENTS having crippled children nct now receiving treatment medical and hospita! care ther ecannct par. are Louis Media! Societr to fill cut the following the societr. “ :; ts address is out and and for whcse asked br the S* blaxk and mail it to ' The name cf the medical society and mar be ect wer pert of this coupen. I' side of an envelope’ fer maiting te, the aokicty Jury Being Selected ig Persons who bave knowledge of erippied chidren, mot their own, : . on ae an@ wae are not sow receiving medical treatment are asked aiso to ren County Circuit fill im the blazk and mail it to the medica: soc ety. to Try Ohioan or No name obtained in this way Win Of pud.isaec. | Name of Parents....-.---+- 2° or Tee split. 4 ST JOSEPH. Mich y u ch Name of Child ' Age we ae -_ to te ly child now receiring medical treatment! Rutherbere of eveland ‘DETACH AND PASTE THIS ADDEESS ON ENVELOPE) wie? - The St. Louis Medical Society, | Before soon todas. | Ria 3525 Pine Street, result of attend St. Loui3z, Mo ne Jone to obtain HALLS IN INVALIDES en on the new IN HONOR OF ALLIED ~°2. 5 = ARMIES DEDICATED Fe=« © Won't Affect Business of Pxchance '* ere . Bg: _tetene 2 St. Louis. Secretary Say Fe ~- - **orner e fec'gcn ? she Supreme % * a zs ~ acc * and hii i ao iia sa eacer (hicage whe wag 7 Ging «*"™e gre res . 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ATG N2Argas . - ‘ ry ce » , of ta*.¢ VearDy is a paint- after almost two dars of €@ -_ , — om - * — - el - : “ . . s ary ¢ . ss ms nited States’ Bound for;'t has been learned here, ~ - o . - of sos —— France Frederick J Waugh cfiof the Communist party met iJ ‘he Americar Nationa Acaden York ands voted to disband which was presented br the Nationa. ganizaticr. ard make the ALBERT GUIMARES, FRIEND OF i soctecs cf che Dalghiers of “he party the Communist orgas FD uP cree an Re 1. .OF . Arrerican merca whenever the party DOROTHY KEENAN, LOCKE gaier fe ‘o make the change. "ete : ot ¢ ’ +} _ Rtetternberg. +hile on the S ryt " ©: e> tgesti“ed to hi Magistrate Says There Is Saspimenm . . . se Res @s tie said be had beet a , ve Been ( onnect’ _— A He May Ha : orgarizer for a rumber with Marder o> been that pe . \ _ - ~* ™ ° -— ~™ = - _ . " ~eer a4 *a- *g e-* Becr “oud “ e 2 2 . ze = s+ ° e ,er" lon « =| —. a> wat stnoxinrng an Americans ealiicr. soldier 7} -*«e Soctaliet party wasd : = =z > 7 “= + “ o bt o ; xk? - * "ape = " i. +e érawal of the saad . ~@ 4 - se nets * wrreas 2 -* =, = Puthenberg > - 2 cg e-"'s * miter 2 =ed that group “nally o z S a a -~ - 2 ses » = cf | mene : * passes retgh $@ main pertal rations "m mitteeman Wha . : tt > 2 ~~ ° ¥ a . a> 4 "ne to the *"~e it f a palit. rg2artza:ocon - . s ‘ a . etal, ane ¢ picts sa £ he became the sew ‘ « *as . “pell.rge reeem « *ardé ne ~ e-t iu : sters trial Be x . “ . . . e\n*te . = : . - Zz — * - a * - 6 zTy . za P “2 «* —_ 7 the grow ¢ and sa a ampe the Tnited States life in elism from the time ef Kasi “. - = — - VA ea a - - Be scGianrs . zn ‘">* presser 4ay 63 = z ag°stra‘* . _— at whe ameto France: r The prosecution ts im the Yre@ #a¢ ~ FT ss ss . ‘ures a™Ous ficers. practical: O Smith essistant At - - s necavse SS Vee . grap -s showing Row the arn ers Mich'gan. and Ser There . 8 = ars ec a rome and@d aetreaed ed ore amd Walter . -«@ 4eterder 2 ave ©« etce er | - al ~ ‘ apn REA 7 woe — — — fo Spend money wisely ? i You heve prodably Known of estates whech were duepetec by the - penehaanes. They dd not knew how to invest money or to live within | their income. Saddeniy comme mto money. they have never learned the walee of a dollar Ewery gemeretion hes tragecss of the sort | ge wou “BAIRg meps (0 prevent your estate Some wasten Does your fermby know the worth of mancy ? Hare they had cxpernencr mM Mecing rrvestrments’ . Mancusi, io equigped to-cusmne theestineaseneds ofan Your principal wi astGe wasted end your beive will cocaive the income : We wll giadly exepwem. qoce sogeest bow you srummge ¢o feve chés eturcy oid Qwest compeny-werve apryour-faccctcr anc | rostee Was. LOUIS U. Hi HOOL GIFT RS, ANNA BACK idow of George H. Bac Owned String SPlour Mills, Is the G TO BE = MEMORIAL TO. is » Cleamen mn "dress Refers to ‘tion as “a Kind of “give Sublimate.” — _— — Wre Anne Sacker of 37638 W sgter pace % the donor of $5 oe. > which th new Da iieg Lous tn eres hig Sc Rho Po ie ec «or ‘rakiand -ave Kings high®a She w etdew of George MN. Backer, on ofa. ng of rural fiowr r : wa ok (ears 86 The Mre. Secker for ears hase beer a devoted mem @ sa Xs o-* io a al chy ‘rand aod Linde boulevard. a ene'ar a’*encar* rere = -« tren a mmediate oo 7 > rT @ r, me ’ *e sePar e “ae cn @ — ‘eae - aa’ >.833 o_o rho atcompanied 3 sxe eatercat es “#rene en th ormer stome of the re “as e @4 are ye ser "TE —— 7 - — soe j tk cracduated rom tre * 7 © «2 memorial to him and ar *® « (2-3 + °. & > Unt , 2/27 SCT : te OF + @er Oty Ss . .3e v ad at i «> « if bee a + e¢ arerr’m® » "ae —y - ea: ‘~- i - 8 “ae: °° eee a + —— : are oe Frew > . a hi aor orea’'4ent « “ — ~a ot pated Mes Recker with Ofre Ke ecervet Sf aces 4trectty > the "her « e ard 2 Fat *e- Robitreso-'s ~- f rer a™me s 40° reee *@ “are " «= ™ ‘* =“. spparer? ‘m= cen an@ €9 care of 4_ » receive the Archb > “sanrke ard «he i-= - sce eg *Re eee «= ‘he trowe ‘eo arm Sra we 4 ~- a 4 ~* ‘_"e errpet re +. Ar-chbisheod = an 6 Bee “= git! was te argent Pete religion or, Catholic Hor 'r the archdiccese ef St. Re o'¢ '* was important 8 was for the advancement Sraining of bores at the time Beeded and for tra ning-gt the © mer instructors “= 2s eon nmectioe se «oe ofe- ‘riculs fer e@ucs ene 2 “remby-cambdy fe cutsid+” but negiecting to ar sin s ste and to tastruct e e} ‘" uet sopprees the — ans [= poanees ( of He referred to co-e@ucatioa Bin¢ oc? cerrestre seubétinsate™ Ras bee- adopted tn the belie? fommirglirg leads te seme Boe- otc manger Bors ce alt. sioet -.se erm rea lee and the ef tru'h aod courage «sé cae Sven better inetructige and eacersnip oF men ‘=e cocrage sn >rage of the 22D a4 'm s cervrisciag -% -»d@damera’ truths Should be at the foundation Bere character | - Bas shown the way 7? sald te dest red to, Ditternems ‘. “Snera sy recurrng SST economic cures are tes Sst ture te eur reuth : ev > ~~? preter’ a Roble- .« *T Dpuorpesee the fotuare Muck in doube -2@ Fe Pr P frane Boty x, me (Berch,. else fp Baeatzt ng se vralse of Mre =. a t= -—* = t? Pod «of . ie cen eThe sew oe hor} Wide ¢.- 1794 cuntle Maddy +. | a=@e RS the fe Yaree — Set = Threagh ar ace Aor ‘s wv - © 8h 2)! , eer i of = Ww ; * 2 .ght nTrree «4 sl
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“=. THENBERG GOES:2WE LOUIS U. HIGH TRIAL INSECONE:(gpH00L GIFT OF ae F MICHIGAN SER IS ANNABAGKER tip i ce Being Selected in Ber. Wide a : —* Mills, Is the Donor County Circuit Court. f Try Ohioan on Criminal yndicalism Charge. yy," $500,000. DING TO BE ated Pree ' . JOSEP HM, tf y i® April tic “OT) a 7 'm t? c tiicse “ot victwigtg’ ts ® I= MEMORIAL TO HIM Crim mR, #\ ndicalisny began ' a mee en (“ounts : ivcruiet {'o) ® noon “ hart osama ' hb ’ Op Glennon in Ad-. Second mar 0 oO oan : of nites we wl "dress Refers to Co-Educa- i r CON entibn J in the aan a hille Nea he; last « A Surry in the case o¢ Wale “give Sublimate.”’ ‘rr if »} ; PF “Tax “ mton Hiarbor aseisted } ee ig erected on Wakland avenu: WeUsON. ah attorney and radia, re Kings highwa) She is th - . ~ : , | : eGer or { hicage, who was rons Weeeow of George Hi. Backer, owner: wk New Pork Inder Z Yneter Cisagreed afte. tale ; S haliots There were no « es] a B the panel called to py Ci Se P. 29 WwW Bae; mA) Mra Anne Sacker of 3768 . est- thenbere thet "ferr'ng@ a degree of hachelar warts wae One nf the doeun on tec Laced he rner atone Donor Anonymous for Year The donor of * "ef new bullding remained rmon mre « "nr more PewyY 6 ear A : . eP of ner? ). ann WMAe Nresent vee. , . As Mmp Glen: and e Re Wil = Pnhinene nresident nf St Mie { nivers't: narticinated yorkhouse on a charge of obBe . ng the dra? ame "ts. Backer. with Mra. Kulage rLe eeter e trial he }Uua fied® ' 2 nee — Girectly " hietory of the growth of libér? | , gag aelydblaggatenahe SUF youth ané tf ; Bob: ®* not proper: trained to Pour osta te. — 11 Purposes ’ he fut ure (ts very yond >? Och in doubt ” The Rey Ppp , ly Name ¢ hurch. ane. Pastor of niso spoke, em- we to bev oy ; — the value of Mre. Backer'’s pees . COnmtribhurir ‘mn the ne toc. . 338 Of bove in + he Raw crit! o- po Mog of the, ves 26! The new schoo! buliding wili pro- ort for 1200 puniix and will te SY for clasewe in the aituina Fi —. EE T _ » 4 Norne Found Shot Through Heart. ° ; Ne Aas. Ate Treen * CHICA GK. Apr is Miss Dar ° Shull 27 Vn! oid. of §S Jo h, Mo. a night nuree at the Hen Hoepita! vas found what : the hear m her CO He is hoeptta! nmurees quertere today Police who were calied arid the, the wWomar Killed herself Geeponden: over ill health tion as “a Kind of Corro- Archbishop «aid “They are ex- buld be at the foundation of a, cert. but declined the invitattor _of. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIT. 18. 1992 _ - — es ——_ i | She Gives “DONT KNOW Photographed among a, group of the ceremonies yesterday attending the laying School Building at Oakland avenue and Kine’: hi ghway. makes possible, in memory of her late ANOTHER CASE OF TY TU GONVILTS University. + LAWYERS OUTTALK LOUD SPEAKER IN COURT CRUE School Gets Permanent !Iniunc- tion Against Radio Device at (;srandqd and Olive Mw Ain miuate . . ea’ ¢ ce Aistracte the nt? ‘ , a re dente fron 1e! essors. Cir Judge andweh-r ed etfoes fav whe he igesije4 a ne ane neti weaetraty ge? e We 7 [- trie Co R572) @ «tree fr¢ on eration nf a radio loud speaker ‘f such & Way as to interfere with the business of the City College of Lav and Finance Midcity Ry Idine southeast corner of Grand ha jlevard and Oltve street. Aa QOito .7 Wenze! the Adefandant interprete this infunction. he never Again will send forth into the air of tris busy intersection the concerts of radio station K S D of the Post-Dis |} patch While the injunction doer not ab nolutely prohibit the operation of a radio magnifying device, it leaves to the City College of Law and Finance ‘he right to sav whats disturbs § its lusiness and what does not lienre Wenze! would at anv time be lisab! tc contempt of court proceedings if ithe law school saw fit to obiect ta a odified volume of music Prettv raw.” sat4d° Wenze o} apprise’ of the decis' on by a Pos*- Tuspatch reporter Ili have to sta? ehut down Not a chance ’ ' q chance Judge Heard toud Speaker. Decision in the case came after Judge TLandwehr had deliberated since Marrh 15 Hie had heen vited hv counsel for the defendant to go out and hear the radio er - dav he remarked that he had heard the Wenzel outfit before it was made the bheasi« aft llega! action head atood on Grand boulevard and Olive street and haa listened to the musi: , had sounded pretty loud to him, the Tudge men’ on tO Sn" Nn? ac) es some law students testified. per haps. but toud The Judge gave nc further explanation The injunctiol MA set a prece fent for many cases as radio ieud speakers become more numerous Tt was the contention of the aw achool that unde! ecertai: cond tions music is “torture * fhe nerves and death to concentratior upor the deeper pursuits. of life The defense retorted that Grand and (Mive ia no place for a law school that radio rmusic * soothing and jovel' and that street care auton mobile horns and newsebove are the. rea! noises on the corner Counse| for the Cit, ('o\l\ege of Law and Finance could not he reached for a statement and no one : eae ae The ar hoo!) this morning The imatitution spectalires n afternoon and evening classes At the frial was emphasized that the radio pro grame interfered: with cleases held after & o'clock tn ‘Re evening. ‘ the erection POLICE LIEUT. DONEGAN DIES Was One of Organizers of Relicf As- ret ining hie statue ag a will profit by her donation, during corner stone of the George H. Backer High of which her generosity will be conducted by St. Louis DETECTIVE SQUAD 10 CURB TAX! WARFARE F . 3 - 2 - e ? ae ¢ ‘ = 4 “ neer ne ¢ gr ’ fferer cer + € ~ ’ ~ ’ ’ e ¥ ‘ ‘ — ’ ‘ rif’ ee? e « x = ‘ ‘ i ‘ es i * } f ‘ ‘ 4 Per i oo 4 a va tT} i‘ id ' 7 - ss ’ . ~ ’ ~ ‘ r e bk ba . . a + ehoa ™ =? ~ ' ‘ : = ia g ’ f, Y . ‘ Ef — . ~ ’ \"ere nmi a Drea ae 5 G 7 =o ee ’ ; if t , ‘ Vio ffoarrsm rye f % +’ c a: c ; a fiete oe e*n2 end , 4 er rions = liz "nt t is eo ’ hac s + or ° ‘* oo ‘rf , et : ‘ = acti The ’ e their ac? 4 Aaw?, 9 ay ‘+ er ” ares hinti« m hare ’ c are ’ pat \ " 7 er - 7 rie ‘ 2¢ ’} S rma e ‘ ‘ re 7 c ar = A - € . . nore oe ’ r gE — . a eed Audre Sandee a ; re). e& f , ’ (Siade avenue hauff ‘ ak ; c neate ap" ere } " Ym eK 4 ac c ¥ on? ¢ : a 2 ‘es >»! 4 “~ * nr ‘ c , frnar n*? A x} or an - et ran id c ete reroar : os s,s « ar a } 53 rr ¢ g anrne scerigers f I ‘ a Red ‘J ' ‘ anf . Y ; vy .¢ c in ) ¢ , tT © fhink thie atts ' Tit r ‘ry here nre ‘ « ' ' DAY IN COURT FOR LEADERS OF EGAN AND HOGAN GANGS Concealed Weapon Charge Against F- J. Hogan Taid Over to Tomorrow Colbeck Goes to Trial i eanacfarnr c¢ the riven’ biogart a 4 Fiean gwangae nad a cay in cour; to A The ane ¢ VTAward ‘oe Roa’ finge Tien Stntae evr age Treenactar and forrie ermbher of tre State Lecisiaturs harged with } ing concealed weapons was lInid over fies ‘ 7 lige _ - rh ar « rourt wu? +1? tamor’ tt heca “ aad aes > a ; » . _ , r the Ff OSes grnre ‘ A f nip ; Rehinson Plg@ar rangceter nr charges of firat degree 1 hery. The charges grow ‘out of the holdup at ~ the Ward & Treland home, 6825 Nat tirn! Rirtdgee rer Te Jul "4 19°79 in a hich gav70" and fewsel- valued aft $7 0n0 mere he lor A m™ -—@ - ‘nr quash the indictments «ewnae over ruieqd A tury te he'ng selected a FA wardevtile for the third trial af Ray Renard. Egan gangeter, charged with rohbery tn the holdup of the TIilinoi« State Rank of Faat Aiton Pen i 1922. in which $1919 was taken. The ortfhr triale resulted in, deadior ke *\ " RECEIVES BLACK - HAND NOTE over. tssch won 2 Sears ol steamship — 8 GP PIRITST OOF om ay, 2g ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ROBBER’S BULLET NOTHIN’, WON'T KILLED COMPANION, TELL NOTHIN”. INQUEST REVEALS This Is Reply of Thomas Harry Snodgrass, One of (Musk) Sullivan, Found ’ T Men Who Held U Wounded, to Questions of ARS ck we : the Police. Confectionery, Held on Homicide Charge. _| HARDING ASKS FOR OPEN ee ee |Says Answer to Problems Will Not Be Completely Satisfactory. to Any. . Ry the Assoctated Presse WASHINGTON, April 16.—-Paying | _— Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, President Harding in an ad- pel McKelve\ to | gress of the organization here today appealed for an open mind in the approach to the problems confront- “Never has mankind faced diffi JEFFERSON CHTY. on #0 huge a scale.” maid “The destiny of the race. the fu the President aek me nothin’. hecause YT 17 - 4 fiad | marry Snoagrasse ié tified as one, Iincere renerous, bro -rriine . hnow nothin’ and wan't toll . Ss ‘us, broad-minded de-| building on Skinker road q the ‘Two mer u he ’ ee i. hold up ceptance of that answer W hen if is . . Forest Park, was filed todas ‘ conte: fioner’ «Tnre wae held hw a found. — / ; Vas e grammat Dut , ers f } : le “We ehall not find an answer The site is within the eroner uryvy today on a homici : aratic ‘ Te which will be completely satisfactory ®tricted by. the Bt. Louis zoning ' . 4 7 " ’ ‘ ci +} »’ iis a ae i as . - aa A rd r¢ lea f ; . af ph to any state or race of people hut dinance in one-«farniiv ii ’ }? i ' | ‘ i ‘ ‘ ’ ~ ’ rit s iz , ~~ com may yy ry t ie nwt if ‘ > ; . we urseue ot West f eho oe aff ‘ fed hhe » . F quest with open! and the sult attacks the constitution ) ; il | - mind, and with the purpose of . ‘ , , I ach « at hit mr Lf miy © phe ordi ce a ‘ lied = fro achieving the largest benefit for the | ~ } dinar 4 re nd r — Arg gars ‘ , [ pronthat number. I believe we shall The petition declares Ct teaw avenue. and wi olw or > aera AsitS es da ja) the end, discover that we have classification of the tvses . } "hg litte rite ¢ nor > mae l lary - the me _— . : ; ' , ota 4 \" POP SE in rigs n American people should The ordinance hase been ‘ ‘ re ‘ ~ } ‘ ; i i i } oid apr vwre fy the paths rade ah ‘ é ‘ ' oo »*) "4 , ‘ : | - : , 1 eour evic ] hea - . U I ithe fathers of the republic... He spoke p! ously on the . ‘ ; ore. | o fa commerctal district por Tne founding of the republi« and , , ‘ ‘ iia - oy arae tir yy and of an ice factors ste, Fin rg pars Be ; . aia | ted out that at that time “ho = . : a raf ‘ ‘ € he + the rea nd when he ond residence district, ' ; Eroup arrogatedato itself all “ie po- Arat tack che f 4 o an F om a! insel r the petition ed an embittered attack upon the| . aK ¢ ‘heé ’ } ‘ rye Q, 2 = m £ ~ ‘ ' o& grass waa te Fig eT r) | Roman (‘atholic Church former | GARY ON IMMIGRATION LAW ‘ er rmources e poiice 6 ’ f ' } ria Federal Judge Henry 8. Priest, Lee i : ' . ——_— Te Q are a man meaninz.! . Vieriwether and lawlessness hie ‘4 . . . “ | | He Says It is Worst Thing U. + ¢ hic f ‘ ead were in 1 @o ‘ ‘ er ern nraised Victor J Miller. who was ) bd s s ‘ a hot time be- shor ¢ ‘ f er ¢ | rec from the Police Board last hkwer Done. " : : , ’ , Pe : rr : to’ We shooting ot + ahdome! , re veek, commending Miller's é¢harges|°"’***’ e Pos eon ' 4 , . ’ a ana pe o re ‘ ; ques - ting As "4 , a P rains Soldan Schaol pupi's as true Hi $y © EN, »*¥ / * April sentenre ¢ the “tate lie- Drits ~ f'e¢ ' eatore or every worse,” and also cormmend- | bert if ary, chairman of the boar } rato — ar (j a "\ orr no jse Terry. »fter rye ’ ed wry 4 ied ~et> > fhe 1) evel the “ f Louis Times for its at- ofr directors of the I'nited ~ ws f . ema tint vhich Snodgrass wastltempted identification of the Web-/.. ; | sheen , : ; . Steel Corporation, speaking at erent ot Do } d bothister Groves burglar as the missing ' ade a fe. f e atte pied priest of Virden Ti] jannual meeting of atockholfersa here ee avowed klansmatm and the word had ' } ' ' The Rev Mir WMicGehre ia -.an | today. charaeterized the immigratiar | country has ever done ; for a- steady decrease m whem ployment tn all sactions. Ver- tually all St. Lows industrees ema aubstanisal goanae on loymet over Feb fn —D. S. Department of Laber. : | Savings Department | Open Tonight Until 6:30 e a } Ka ‘ ‘ Snodgrass - cot out that he was going to “cut Agent Gets Missive harms » nlaniat. and’lives at 2109 South! loose last night because he had | economically.” Koy. sent by Man on FE. ghth erree?* beer requested hy tishop ! ceMurry “Laborers would be giad to ! Street, : - lto stop preaching Ku Klux sermons. | here and work but they are restrict a 14-year-old yy delivered $2000 Rar Pin Disappears Refore the service last nig he said | ed by these laws,’ Gary said note 4 Sommer \ire Oscar Meyers. occup fag ihe would not mention the|Ku Kliux | labor ts# scarce.” . tos e at the Windermere Hotel. 5601!| Klan, but would touch on\some .of “In my Judgment,” he said r ‘ f 2 — Ae , rs ar nuilexsarda. re ted to ‘ it} e ideals of that organization Hle | only proper way to give an employe ’ P ze 5 ' : : : ad es y ce veate , the theft of a 3$2000\| said tne klan bv conservative easti- connection with the management of : : - ‘ 4 today, Sommer called @)yo- nin studded wit 19 diamonds.}| mate, has 23.000 members in St. the affairs of a corporation - lia ey went She offered $390 reward 1 Louis. threugh a stockholders’ LA a j la ='ree — e bey said ad nee } ; ‘ . fe obta $500 and € , be ’ eu Ss 4 re ’ qa " A! 's. j ' é of A learn f You i rye e You are closely : ; There followed crossed | | dra Wal n ink, and the ! 1% clipped. from a pa | : e note did not make ‘< lear | hiackhanders eX} ected tn | * ‘ nrne | ; . ' -~ ; | if it , iu a. ; a ‘* Bt | i 5 of- . | St. Lowe ond Missowrs 0, H. *s e ¥ 4 |i| fer examples of the ‘healthy Ow usiness : || @nd robust’ employment con ditson. There ts every prospect | Ask any worker; their payday’s income tells | the story. | Most every industry is operating regularly; | the lay-offs and irregularities of a year ago have ceased. @? Our Monday night customers, especially, cord in the upward trend of their savings. the return of better times. . Wisely, they have learned that the period of greater earning power is the time to get ahead—as they make more, they bank more. Our savings service is particularily designed for convenience and sasistance to those who want the advice and help of a big national é bank in putting te werk their surplus earn- ings. Dasestiore ia the Matlenal Bankiel Commmenesoup nothing extra for the prestige and protection. The NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN SAINT LOUIS Cepital, Surplus, Profits, $15,000,000 THE WATIONAL BANE FOR SAVERS . ee meas Fm OPE TONING ACT ATTACKED s IN RESIDENCE GASE tribute to the principles of thé: Supreme Court Asked tp Corm- dress delivered at the annual con- | Apartment Opposite Park. by the Jefferson City Correspondent ing the nation | of the Post-Dispatch. eulties of such varied character or A suit for a writ of mandamus from | the Supreme Court to compe! tor of Public Safety McKelvey ture of civilization, seem to depend! !culs to issue a permit for the erec- on our finding an anewer, and on our: tion ae four-fatmily apartment law as “one of the worst things th'«
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the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone \pproximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ee a 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of - ran int telephore pe! ¢ Staclased wacre coricus tsar? ran inte @ telepho e pele at Bevrenth mobile driven by Charles Riedwegs of ° ‘ or > | ' MORE PUBLICITY FOR CRIME SE53A ew ne seta ‘* froret o* ‘ -€ An anda Faller. 41, of 1600 a é a © erreects of — 63° North Nineteenth etreet when ferar street, suffered acera — g* - he, rt avil * : - ” — ® €:-% . Jail Wanien Says Stories Should Re, be van inte the street from between of the head, face and hands a% Sin F- ' STIX, BAER&FU LL mR on Piret Page omoble two parked automopies , “ : ee Br the Aten Pe took "Rim to ity Rowpha! a°d doc- the was riding with her aon, Jose Ladies Can Wear Shoes : ° om > . . " " +. werkithe A 2 3 — . ‘ . | WI A4 At if | ‘ores sa) ia he ad « 4 ea i : free g.2e ema._e? ard walk tn Cor. GRARD VEAUER f the abdomen. nfs 5 fort br using Allen's Poot-Ease, the anleemei : . antiseptic. healing powder for the sidered not ser $ — one oF owe " ; | oa Rheken nto the 2#hoes. Allen ‘s - — ee . Foot- Ease makes tight or new shoes * =— = yg ‘esl eure, gives instant lief te . ataraction , oan rus bea ions aa tallonses, prevents eee 7 | Srand-new Work Panis. aaa Women s Gloves, iry returning a verdict that Rauth A popular soap . a : us. | . a . | | ! , == Be as 7 ee | The original fruit I, . Li ao 4gc Pair i broken neck, after being ~~ Eh | Ue Piss | | thee an automobile. driven br Buying limit 2 doz BS. : . | : = ) ey ginal fruit age Pat also short Silk Gloves, m a| oy ER '- B r7e doz = —— » ES ca 1 ey Buying limit 3. 3 hres co.apanions, W | tubes for soc assortment of colors and $. €. Cor. HN and "{ueas—6214 Easton a oe Stal | “Sa — Oe | H. A. Her | | } fs Water Sets, $r. 49 An tirquest was held last night tn for toilet and bath. r i nue: } ennis and George Hart — > . : ' SPECIALS for TUES. WED.. THURS. f the Aberdeen Hotel , ‘kin Household THROU GH many unusual price advantages we are able to quote some Set includes pitcher af ’ the west side of Broadwa ue very interesting prices in this sale. Quantities limited to the usual retail re- : | | : wl A tumblers, of clear optic” SUGAR Lh c Ram temnerts a dar ‘1 Cleanin ig quirements. No ma , or telephone orders filled. Some of the items are here heted: Castile Soap | == | a a with dainty ecched teal ® : R : South roacdcwas harno!: S . | ’ ; 70 B | Ca (Thrift Avert » Main TERE ten EUR Mase “ty F Mulsified Cocoanut | C Dar , aie ace Powders | ~OCO Toilet Soaps : + Japanese Tea Clott Pure White Granulated mnpanions testified that Rauth 59c Each : Shampoo ; — : : (Esomet. 6 ¢ : El Merito Castile With 3 ibs. Ever- int +) ‘treet. in the course , and Cosmetics iidroot Taroleum ham kinznt, to Buyer) . and Napkins y a ‘ ' : Soap: large bar | ee nite aonttia bed: @ ae ee in” aie dS uying Limit 3 tle, > Milliau nuin ime os : Good Cup Coffee, eg ot Page pando : Best Pure Leaf Lard. Ip Te Inter iene bieck| from. the pbiat owder; small, rey , Miniature WMani- thousands of women who are using the 1900 Cataract. mporte ong ’ a: er ’ , tole: Ringer drove 76 cure ‘ i 4 Pa -+ 3 98c Yard = , . - % > Dj er-kiss Pace Powder 34¢ me —et a? | ¥ Ta! ) e Becond nil wu ‘ ACL6 NROMVver ‘ ‘ aah ee In natural color only. Wilson Milk - ed 3 for 29¢ Oe le oleate nie itn |e C Lou nea Iideine Imported Pow oe Seat? Shaving Preparations . Peet Bros” a Heats the water right i (7 the tub. . gre e out’ staal on y n . ’ . ‘ . ° ‘o« free . a firme ' orry ** rT} = sc L ; > -~ 3 ; inch Fancy Blve Rose Rice. Ib Se tagh ae fetes at ayn : DINGS Eleaya Face Powder; box, w:--n, igh vec camphor Bay; fer after Creme Oil Soap t Ask tor demonstration. a inch widths. | a ; L 29C Ptesible } ar coal . _ shaving 35¢ Wi i : run uk ooeoa, wg. 190 . a, Te af fe rms Fractured Leg When Hirt | Stein's Theatrical Powcer, G! eal Nail} Ename! we Jergen's Berjoin and . Al- 6c Cake wae Fir st P t $7 50 | " EI astic Girdles Sr. FREE$19 Worth of Eaci- a oa smaigy “tower H full size be -- icemia vi © Genuine Ordngewood St les. - seme Letien: excellent The cream of 1) I ay men ° ; ~ Long and m*dium length Sth erery mer © } . a casa Dei iad | : ‘varit Cy zg ..°- 3 ed ¥an- each cc ror aiter SGAVINg 77C lie 4 : ; (Ptrth [x les of elastic cornbined i Py ; - f +. clive oii! soaps. ; “ate phead Gung Tea, | > a . anth ne " eyffered a at hea } a Ty, Wits x puff. : goc Peg Soards, Euthymo! Shaving Cream. Limit one doren if t brocade or coutil. All siz ancy imperial Tea Ip , nd : r ture o° the rig ht \@g cer and one ok OF a =e : csow 4 F Sores “4c and rS§¢ stk s4qc Dozen Sie | P | + me yi 3€ . . Main SP rR rtuse ae £40 | Monte Carlo Rou cli anc Lipstick, sc Williams? Cream; Powder Bowe : - Fancy Mixed Tez. ! . . possible 1 7 — ire wd . i Monte Ca ee 6 PO i rT: Dentiieteie or Shavit: , 4 Stick, 27¢ ; Sith. Net. Yard , peterday Yaes ee eee if - sssy Wille ce Powde: ‘ William tick or nt . " a ors — Facet 25c entamoh: m the f@ller at the rear | . ™ . (Lime, « " ? sane ll — oe - : : , ca SCINTILINE Net. fin ace ° jew Welr. , ev.e ation ,o0o0tn rowder re Ps | : ee . : : rcisse Noir werd: r. vital scgegie 5! , . FE h Mm ae ished with high lus- Palmolive Narcisse Noir Face © “ O80 | Meanan’ matin — Germicidal as iongra S) i (ter. Bright colors for satin box. $7.00 see see Se Cream, | nm Swi oquefort — 9 64¢ Toilet Water se eosctha Divine Face Sanito! s Oc Powde: cate “F a Soap ; _ frocks ‘Ma = F mp. Swiss Cheese, Extra, fb. 58e Powder $9¢ | S52, mecch Pasre. 3% Williams’ Barbers’ Bar;'tof. | | From Paris | | Wisconsin Cream Cheese. |b. Ie t aa niin Medians 20H | 55c Bottle wed ne Face Powder. 4c Smal’ ee eee cakes to pound). pound. l7c Cake | | 8), | Baby Yokes : o ide “ . a ee - ee a z a.Tmo.e race rowcer, aii dian . 44c a 7 | - - sai ) AMP: vc ine hatiste. daintily Fancy Full Cream Brick, {> _30e = | 4 rs em Odors are iilac, -olors. box r6¢ et ) eae Sette Antiseptic ~ and | ~ Stee: | O embroidered in eese (LI var bouquet, rose and raste, ; > fo | me Cimburzer Ch ( Litte Suga! te = sc » mh 4 listo wlalet Buying Tey Talcum Powders = 7 ‘ Perfumes. Toilet healing. Limie 3 | ) MALT SYR ae : eee _fentaenn, with rc Walley or 0. K. Brand), th 32¢ MH derween an automoniie ariven by HH | ie g par Fos Grave's Tooth Powder, 8c yp | | UP iG loped finis fan Bez » and a taxicab at Sha meee ieee! Seinen Weedier ‘Lyon's. Tor we: aters and Sachets a T cakes to customer. 3 cakes for soc r . “Je Has More § Paste. 2re (Limit, 2 to Buyer) . as fT TRY IT! Ba ct Embroidery Flou - Calox Tooth Powder be rr ae on i e. S° GALL Swiss Flounc- Ki le’ a aD ae Sanito! Tooth Paste. r>c Guerlain’s Ticky Perfume: rT / INDEPENDENT PRODUCTS” in in white or col- irx Ss : ~ weak, ' Pyy “ve , - ets « pueduae, =. ‘S. “es R Lambert's L: rine , Cur os ° v —a P g5¢ Cc Cc , al f embroidered im . 1 - Jap ose ” Bath Soaps wee — Perfume; P armen om- Sidney ss00-Vieter 3212 z for _ French scalloped e clerk slee & ; Y a-Mavyv icum. -;r ence, 7.50 : , . | Ry, ] Toilet Soap .Am - Limit. : Doz. to Customer) Dier-kiss Vegetal: Ben plexion Pow der | : oe idren's or eoeal ¥ Dita evuffered e2evere “eh 7 4 : Se trterna im . ) ‘al x y. ‘ ‘ 2 o Swiss Rose anc Crvysta! géc 28 ~ bak eee ~ “te ie eagle “tt C Cake ser ap + ' 4. Sfaed Water Saar ee ee ee 7 CHhOX ; . = | I Dn ee | hantilly Taleun mal ey ee Se nae te, ee | % — oe “e Leather “Handbé x ow street and Mic wan avenue Limit 6 cakes ‘c ere nll ts “—, SUSS, scaC and Hily = Inall colors. Buy- ; . . * AVENUE Bags with _oTe® perecnra were izretiy : : » oat +, ~5 ‘ r2.i ‘ Cc ; : . : ao . — ; buye: Six cakes Ster Hard Water aanell . Ww ¢ ing limit 3 boxes. ! | ig deep flaps . and for a9C es oe — et Water; popu- | > 3 blocked Sortomse Black ¥- ie ao ; : t $: &¢ RS x i a . ~ . ‘ iM a ed effects.. Nicely - ei ‘ C: — - — ; qt : colors Regulation A. ir ti 7 sriver Ernest Wollard i — Terra Derma | | ~ "a . , _—_—— . i SG Se i Talcum S wre . . Pe 2 Lax ~ . te Notions owes ave: ha vers Sachet Powder; pop- Ae | a Two-in-Ome Shoe Polis — owcer UJAT odors. foc 59 J ' BD etind : s - 7 7 Ff anc lors, can ixhter Catherine suffered C jar McCall Printed Pattern ‘gets “ : hr tee nt ss Wr ght's Bias Lawn P > ye Internal; vit 3c Can a Se Ee | sy ) ' limit 2 fares. “Hr ras Rustproof Saf Pi bed time wil/ keep Howard street taker to cit: bouquet or tal Cr ‘ and lotions cn f .ycerit (Buying Limit, +) r . | ¢he rather wide skirt in this ini re pr atety Pins, hospital st nigat frem his b: iT Egyptian. Limit can 95 : 7 a 7 - Co earthed nd pron na -e4.guffering from eeri- ff pt ennencll 2 na (Beying Limit : } ., Amolin Deodorant pnon pt H | eramg summer rena —_ | Coats’ Darning Corton, ; ntermal in'urtes. He was struc! ; for #50 Stiliman’s Freckle gon Armour S>) A 5SO ane 798 i Bees ES — balls. 6 for , op ee ?e Piro: Geoderant powder, Peroxide of H || sleeves. Tomato Pin Cushions, Wedineia Cream: i sen , : vrr :? Hi One of the new printed Maia k'es Se ‘ Graham Bro — oc 47:1: Depilatory. Hydrogen : : > Bath Tablets Pond's ' Neet Licuid ecdo: , | | woiles was used for the mode! ait : Dutch Silver P! Cream. jar’ 2rc amd 42c «= zDozene—” oc immac Deodorant; tube, Buying Limit 2 ml) sketched, but the style is : “oy Tableware. Chin ; [ 3 Cre be ao = , Dry-Pite’s Lotions ~ - , ) 4c Each Milleweed Cream: jar, a Let rge si pee _—e poe —— — Se Hii equally well adapted to print- LLARGE-SIZE pieces si. 4 . edium re 4 : - : s 5 ; my Made by the mar- | ! Col 3 . O-dorsne Toile: ; 7 Large ee ian 1 || 2d silks, ginghams or organdie. , Cainty Dutch hgu i Ve wv} rT. . . i, : es as » Ww ; ive . “ _ } se ~ mans: . ‘ . & » 4 : q a ufacturers of t rea rg9¢ : ocorant; large sise, Made from McCall Prizted 7 Nao Beige vellow | Samito. ce Cream c Large-tize Bath Tablets | Part ao8e 2. : ~ — — “eee: Ee eal he” tc . aii; + atterm 3085, 45° : orks. tomato servers, -oa. | Palmolive . nin 6 nard =6water. geranium. Miscellaneous Second Floor ) Spoons, tea strainers and : rose or lemon Soap: ’ Thetis , each (Buying Limit, ens | | Dozer r- Rose Seaaicn tan tis Toles Soape | Stix, Baer & Fuller : bottle, 25c F rand-Lead | " uying Limyt, 2) Hazel; 8-ounce bottle :éc | ———— Nail Powder ne > aus? ee :: White Rose Glycerine 16-ounce bottle, 77¢ Exquisitely _. . Bl ass: roan =a, & ec. rc Rubberset Alferite Tooth| ed and comes f . = ——— 2 Boxes, 22c Ch ie econ toahee lein s Glyce rine Soap; cakes to the hen. Peeling Off the Years raner, ae : apo : Buying limit 2] &| From the Aging Face Gives the nails Dacget end Ramsdée!! Idi Pear’s Scented ‘* ‘ a —“™* fk iii ° ? brilliant polish I eam: tudes, 8c , SH Ro! ier Tooth Brushes, pec | It sheuld be pessihie for a womas ee wih PSc, $7.20 Sarman's Soaps: cake Ever-Hot Water Bottle, soc S| )645 te make herestf jock —S nao tone —_ .)} — e > é a » . Seau cs — . Three for aged Whirling atte * Sy- een por iB arhievet [2 er — : = nges 98 Br >. - ’ ' — . ae = v2 : 1. . je. % .? ’ harm os. @oary mercefise® waz 6 medium hast ac- Tooth Paste : mee rec and e2c Biu ue rubber Fountain Sy- Gra | ~ . . a7t: Almond Seas --- vinges:* twe-quart size, ‘Assorted 26c Tube : sc ‘ey sip pipes. 79 ~ i oe we Oe - ~ o *
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MON ATRIL ‘DAT al Washer Ahandle at one load 12 Wash ther quicker. and ar than any other do- $8 is a broad statement, by asking any of the Bing ‘the 1900 Cataract. ht in the tub. stration. at $7.50 (Fitth Fleer ) Strictly Pure MALT SYRUP ‘It Has More Strength” TRY IT! | YEPENDENT PRODUCTS CO. en in * Tirencdwar, =t. Tote Phones: Sidney 4500-—Victor 317 — 7“ ence oa ue? o “Ptepeny Proouc’s ey. we MONDAY API, ° 146 ig23 The City Circulation o — *] fast-color \llustrated. + | g u a ranteed khaki jean, in style as (Thrif® Avenue—Main Floor.) of Mirrors With Cord, $8.69 GROUP of Mirrors with splendidly designed frames, f presenting exceptional values. | Included are Mirrors in square and oval patterns, in horizontal | and panel shapes. > silk cord to hang. rt W W The Buy-Way of St. Louis Women’s Gloves, 49c Pair Gauntlets of chamois-suede; also short Silk Gloves, in a good assortment of colors and sizes. Water Sets, $1.49 " Set includes pitcher and six tumblers, of clear optic glass, ‘with dainty etched designs. (Thrift Aye?! le MI: in} Floor ) Japanese Tea Cloths | and Napkins. « “Blue-and-white Japanese Tea Cloths, printed in fast colors, ™ and neatly hemstitched. "Sige 48x48 inches, 69c each. Size 6ox6o inches, 9&c each. 1@x12-in. Napkins, s9c dozen. Square 7—Matin Floor.) Crepe de Chine, $1.25 Yd. All-silk, reversible quality. ‘with brilliant finish. A range of colors for undergarments. 40 inches: wide. Imported Pongee, 98c Yard In natural color only. ernment stamped. inch widths. Gov- 32 and 33 : Elastic Girdles, $1.25 Long and medium length. Gir- Giles of elastic combined with brocade or coutil. All sizes é£o 36. squ °—Main Floor.) Silk Net, Yard CINTILINE Net, fin- ished with. high: }us- 29¢ ter. Bright colors, for dancing frocks. iMiain } nor.) Baby Yokes F fine batiste, daintily >£ 0 embroidered in LoC French ‘Joped finish. (Main Floor) Embroidery Flouncing GT. GALL Swiss Flounc- £ s ing, in white or.col- 50c ors; embroidered in colored dots. French scalloped edges. Por children’s dresses. ‘(Main Floor.) Leather Handbags AVENUE Bags with $3 19 Geep flaps and ° blocked ttoms. Black enam- eled effects. Nicelv lined in colors. Regulation handles 4 M “oe . Notions Two-in-One Shoe Polish, black . and colors. can roc ‘Wright's Bias Lawn Tape, “ ’ olt &c Twine Shopping Bags, 10Cc Rustproof Safety Pins, 6 cards 25c Coats’ Darning Cotton, 45-yard balls, 6 for 9c Tomato Pin Cushions, each 8c \f sin lay ’ Dutch Silver Plated Tableware, Choice ARGE-SIZE pieces, with dainty Dutch figures Qnd designs. Included are gravy dies pie servers, cold meat forks, tomato servers. berry eens: tea strainers and sugar ells Main Floor.) . designs, with rose-seal- “tops. $1 All are fitted with fine grade plate mirror and (Fifth Floor.) li ae \THRIFT AVENUE) © Men's Slippers, Pair OUSE Slippers, $ = opera and Everett 1.85 styles, of kidskin. Hand-turned soles and fine finish. Some few have slight imperfections, but not to mar the wearing qualities. All sizes. (Main Fioor.) Men's Bath Slippers OF Turkish toweling. 59c Floor.) All sizes. Women's Footwear, Pr. O UR - styles of - patent leather $4.95 strap Slippers, taken from our regular stock. Al! sizes. In- cluded are patent strap sandals, red kid trimming, Louis heels: patent lace Oxfords, turned soles, Louis heels, cut-out sides; patent sandals, satin brocade quarters, Louis heels; patent one-straps, with street soles, Spanish heels. (Main Floor.) (Matt Youths’ and Boys’ Sport Shoes At 3] 49 ’ Pair ‘HITE Canvas Shoes with brown ankle patch lace stay. : Lace-to-the- style. Heavy rubber S¢zes 11 to 2 and 244 and toe soles. to 6. (Thrift Avenue Main Floor.) Women’s Union Suits F fine quality mercer- O ized jisle, in the pop- 8c ular styles. All sizes. (Main Floor.) Women’s Undergar- ments, Each EPARATE garments S of light-weight tcot- 39¢ ton. A full asortment of styles Regular and extra sizes. 3 for $1.15 (Main Flioor.) Silk Stockings, Pair INE quality, full- $ —= length silk: Rein- 1/5 forced at heels, toes and garter Black \] | ; : ‘ie _ | Women’s Gloves, Pair ONE - BUTTON $I 00 Gloves of _ real chamois skin, in natural color. with embroidered backs and pique seams. Ma ' ' For the Smoker Glass Ash Tray and Cigarette Extinguisher; 3 cigar. rests, heavy glass, amber color; at 47 > ee ——- a ~— ce ee Tomorrow—Economy Sale of Toliet Articles—See Page 4 re —— + No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted’*on Drawing Master VERY interesting Drawing Outfit for 39¢ boys and girls. Small size. Large size, 79C Main Floor.) Doll Books HILDREN'’S cut - out ’ C doll Books: to be cut 29¢ out and colored. Including box of Paul Revere crayons ‘Main rinoor.) Paint Books [LARGE size. with box of Mother Goose Ma‘ 35C Floor.) Children’s Knitted Capes _f i> ee ae 4 liaittie knitted Capes, fancy weave, in the newest colorings, with border and brush woo! collar, on sale while a lot of 300 lasts. Sizes 2 nad Floor.) to 6 years ™ee Drawing Outfits “RUSTER™ pire ns B Outhts, for boys. 1.59 Complete Outfit at this Econom Day price (‘Main Floor.) Dress Shields, Pair ILK-COVERED: nice quality: regulation 23¢ t ar ) shape. Sizes 2, 3 and 4. (Mat: Pearl Buttons, Card SSORTED styles, and a & variety of sizes. 4 to dC Floor.) Main 3600 Imported Pencil Sharpeners, 5c Each Sharpeners of aluminum;, with steel cutting blades. Will fit in purse or pocket. Practical for office use. students, sales- men, etc. Limit, 6. 1 2 r_) Candy Specials Black Walnut Molasses Candy made of pure ignredients, Ib., 25C Milk Meltaways, Chocolate made from molasses and peanut omy Day price. fancy Closed shoulders. Short or long sleeves, ankle sleeves, | butter covered with milk choco- late: lb.. Main F Men’s Union Suits ERRY Knit Suits at a sp&@ial Econ- Included are and .plain Swiss ribbed and spring needle ribbed styles. crotch and semi-raglan Short length. length. three-quarter to 46. Sizes 34 Matin Floor.) Boston Bags ar $] 00 N 14-inch and 15-inch Made of good grade cowhide, with Strong lining and pocket. Doubie handle riveted to frame: strong stitched strap and buckle. Only 500 on sale. None to dealers. (Fourth sizes. second-cut Floor.) Bead Necklaces IGHT-WEIGHT fancy L Bead Necklaces fin- 79¢ ished with tassel] pendant. Pop- ular long style, in black, topaz, aquamarine, black black and jade, black and white, black and steel, black chry- sophas, etc. (Main Floor.) Table | Mats $1.39 OBLONG velvet Mats in rose, mul- ~; berry, brown and blue. Trimmed with fancy gold braid and lined Several sizes. ‘Art Needlework cm" 2 Beoond oor. Women's Petticoats WITH cambric tops $I 00 and ruffles of trimmed with lace inser- (Recond Fioor.) lawn, tion and edging: | skirts. 54 in. wide. | patterns. | | grounds, | | black. 36 in. wide 'E'AST-BOUND Mes- Women’s Pajamas F lingerie cloth, in x and O flesh color, stitch- 1.50 ed in contrasting ‘shade. One- piece style. (Second Floor.) Extra-Size Petticoats F black sateen, the $] 00 flounces trimmed with ruffles and tucks. (Se: nd Floor.) Novelty Sateens, Yard XCELLENT quality, ) for petticoats, bloom- 49¢ ers, coat and cape linings. 36 1n. wide. Geeond FI , Silk-and-Lisle, Yard N fancy patterns, for I linings. Light weight 98c but -of durable quality. 36 in. wide. Second .Floor ” Novelty Skirting, Yard new patterns, for tailored and plaited 2 $3.95 4 — Pile Coating. Yard INE-PILE Coatings ~ ~ for capes and coats. $5.95 Very soft and dwrable. Black, brown and navy. 54 in. wide. (swe : ’ ad a Silk Foulards, Yard GPECIAL assortment $I 79 of more than fifty Light and dark including mavy and Second F Silk: Messaline, Yard joes D149 Black. 36 in. (Second Floor.) saline that not rough up. wide. ee Tablecloths EMS TIT CHED - H Cloths of fine qual- $1.59 ity bleached damask. Several floral designs. 64x64-inch siz i Se cond | T ’ Bath Towels, Each LEACHED Terry cloth Towels of 20c¢ heavy weight; neatly hemmed; fast-colored blue borders, } nr ; 39C | = $1.15. a | T hree-Piece Buffet Sets Filled With Fruit At 23-2) set ET consists of bawl filled with seven pieces of artificial fruit, and candlesticks finished in gold polychrome to match the bowl. (Orienta! fruit Baz Rifth Floor aar H table and pink, | Table Padding, Yard EAV Y quality; $I 50 quilted in zig-zag Second Floor style. 63 inches wide. Wool Blankets, Pair SPECIAL lot of 30 $10 5() pairs of all-wool od plaid Blankets. Heavy weight Several colors. Size 70x80 inches. Recond Wien Pillowcases, Each OF fine quality bleached 49c¢ muslin. Finished with neat scalloped edges. . nat or.) Madeira Luncheon Sets NCLUDBDING one - I "© $2.95 centerpiece, plate and six tumbler doilies Plain style, with hand-embroid- ered rose-scalloped edge. , my 4 wt " a Linen Damask, Yard E AV Y= quality $ = bleached all-linen 1.50 Damask, in several effec- tive patterns. 70 inches wide. serond Floo — Prayer Books ITH white celluloid - covers. Compete C Key of Heaven, with prayers for first communion day ec- orations on cover and crucifix inside. Second F™ ane) Rosaries WHITE cut pearl Ros- £ aries; pear! cross 59¢ with silver corpus. (Racond Floor Water Sets With Tray SEVEN - PI ECE $I RO Water Sets, tut . in flora] designs on good clear glass. Serving tray in mahog- any finish. (Fifth Floor.) “Economy Day’’ Items Lamp Frames $9.19 Zh ACH Frame is complete with French china head and a para sol and with a smal! amount of material can be made in- to beautiful jJamps. The price is very | ‘ | A oo Be ak | of ’ special. ~ » ished model on‘ display ‘ Se rie } nor ? Waxing Brush Ft arch =~ Waxing light enough le housewife,. very effecdive polishing hardwood floors, adjustable handle. 9 : prepared Floor Wax o for waxing and polishing wood floors Fifth FIA Fox Choker Scarfs ANIMAL effect, in brown, black taupe, Iceland, beige inum shades. Also stone marten and $1.69 average for has hard- $10.95 plat- two-skin opossum Chokers at this price. Phird Floor.) Naghi Longcloth At 25c Yard A VERY fine quality of Long Cloth, made of se- cotton. and finished For undergarments: and clothing. 2000 26 inches Sacond Finger. ) lected soft children’s yards at this.price. widet Boys’ Rubber Coats BLACK Rubber Conte) 59 im sizes 4 to 18. Guaranteed not to peel, crack or discolor. Black rubber coats. Hats to a Boys’ Fancy Caps FYI GH-GRADE fancy Caps, in a variety of attractive patterns. made. (Fourt! Boys’ Shirts TOM SAWYER Shirts, with collars attached, in sizes 12'» to 14 teed fast-color fabrics match 5 OC $1.19 Well Poot 19C neckband Crisp new patterns .n guaran- 4000 Yards Burton’s Irish Poplin At 39c, Yard MADE of two-ply twisted yarn. Fully mercerized. Excellent wearing quality. For nurses’ uniforms, wo- men’s dresses, blouses, girls middies. men’s shirts, chil- dren's wear. a7 inden wee > Filet Panels, Each CONVENTIONAL or $? 20 oor white, fine floral designs, and 3% yards iong focked scalloped edges; ivory and beige. An extra quality. Displayed on tabies. (Rixt Cretonnes, Yard WIDE variety of\ light 35¢ and dark colors in the season's newest ‘Splendid for making scarfs. cushions, etc h Floor.) designs hangings 3-Piece Aluminumware Stewpan Sets At /Yc OUBLE lipped style Pans, 1, 1% and 2 quart | capacity, of pure aluminum. ‘Teakettles, $1.39 Colonial style, seamless, of pure aluminum. 5-quart cé- pacity. (Thrift Avegue—Main Fioor.) RRRRRAAAAREABARAAAAAARADAERREAERARAEAEEEAGUADABARARES AEE DERERRERUNARERAAEERSEREERRS EER REAEAREEAEARRARERRAREARES ERED ERSAEREREREDEOUSSGERETROS ESSERE ESESRSASSEOE ESAS UTSESERSERSESSSESOASOASEAAOESSTOT CAREER ESSER TOTS ER & FU GRAND-LEADER eee eee —_———— oO —_ f the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. or 1 A MAE LE Rye PIT Se RIO RN! TR SO I ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH anes aS American-Made Nickel Watches $ ] 19 ne E LIABLE Watches, guaranteed for time; for work- men and boys. Plain polished nickel case. (Main Filoor,) ~ » ; - Holland Window Shades MOUNTED on _ good R5c spring -rollers, trim- med on base with bullion fringe. 585 Shades in the lot, in white and ecru only. While lot lasts. (Sixth Floor.) a Lace Curtains, Pair O TTINGHAM. WEAVE Curtains. $1.65 cxtra wide. 100 pairs in the lot. isixt hh Mloor.) in red and black. we $2.79 rubber-tired wheels. | (Fifth Floor.) Ss Velocipede HEAVY steel frames 42-Piece Bungalow Set ECORATED in ~ beautiful border de- $9.95 sign with gold treatment on do- rnestic sermi-porcelain. The serv- ice 1s complete for six persons. (Fifth F r) i Men’s Khaki Pants STRONGLY-SEW- ED khaki Pants $1.08 for men at price. Double-stitched seams, cuff 42 on bottom. Sizes 32 to Dower fairs . e ) Princess Slips HILDREN’S Nain- sook Princess SHhps and Combination Suits. 14 years Lace tailored models (Downstairs Store.) 60c trimmed and Baby Shirts ADE of fine quality lisle, button-front style. Sizes infancy to 2 years. Wwris « Store. ) Gingham Petticoats WOMEN'S Petticoats, models, light and dark stripes. House Dress Aprons F fine-checked ging- 69 C ham; also light and dark colored peréales. Made with belted front and gash back (‘Downstairs Store } Sport Hats F Milan hemp, $ - rolled brim with 1.95 sash band the only trimming. May be had in populaf colors and back. Suitable for general wear, (Downstalrs Store) 25c eaten Nitin tent tt abit IRR DOWNSTAIRS STORE this extremely low two hip pockets with flaps and | gingham | flounced 4 9C Marquisette Curtains All Are Fringed pits 0g At 95¢ Each HE most popular style Curtain today, made of the better quality Marquis- ette, with deep Russian lace- effect border, finished on base with bullion fringe. g| | ec3ai Priced very special for Econ- S| zane ’ @! Ay omy Day. * ili (Thrift Avenue- Main Floor.) —s Axminster Rugs KS EAUTIFUL quality EVERSIBLE Fiber B Axminster Rugs, $5.98 R Rugs, in 3x6-foot $2.75 size 36x63 inches. Persian and Decorative designs for Chinese designs. (Sixth F! J a ages: , fo teteg ry: putts: pee > > -* eee a *- ™ ree reseere ee ee ones : evegeere se eeee +2 2) ee | sans ° ~ (e868 teeve eee @ begdeidiitbeds size. bedroom. mT ; Women’s and Misses’ Capes 300 Very Specially Priced ) 4a for Economy Day $650 LONG full Capes lour in tan, brown, reindeer and hagen. c A splendid assortment for selection at this ex- tremely low price. All are prettily embroidered in self or contrasting colors. of ve- rookie .: Copen-. Sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 44. Price is special for Economy Day only. (Downstairs Sfore ) Girls’ Wash Dresses 65¢ MANY new styles $1.00 in girls’ gingham Dresses. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Come in popular checks .and colors of blue, rose, green, brown, lavender, trimmed with sash ties and large pockets. Some have white collars and EN’S' Undershirts cuffs. (Downstatrs Stere.) with long and short 39¢ sleeves. Drawers ankle length. Made of good quality material. Regular sizes. (loownetalre Store ) Boys’ Khaki Pants ADE of good quality dark khaki drill, have double-stitched seams and button bottoms. In sizes 8 to 16 years. r (Downstairs Store ) Shirts or Drawers AoA BADE EAE ASAE BBE HbA AAD AAAAAAAERAADAASLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ALAS SAASA SDS ' 2 ® Eponge, Yard N solid colors of blue; rose and green, white. 45c¢ Coats’ Spool Cotton, black and white; all num- bers, 150 yards, 6 spools, 2c Bibs, rubberized or all- rubber, 10c Puritan Bias Tape, white and some colors; Nos. 3 to § widths; 3 pieces, 20Cc Adjustable Dress Forms; 12 sections, very special, $9.95 Leatherette Shopping Bags; black, réc Waltke’s Olive Oil. Witch Hazel and Buttermilk Soap; 7 cakes, 25¢ Derby Pins: 400 count, 2 packages, 5¢ Cambric Collar Bands; neatly made, all siges, each, 3. gc Economy Sale of Notions | ' Suitable for suitings; 36 inches wide. (Downetairs Store.) Unbleached Sheets Safety Pins, all sizes; one : XTRA heavy § un- dozen on card; 2 cards, 5c | E Merrick’s Darning Cotton, | | bleached Sheets. Made FUC black, whi for the U. S. Navy. ong and | ey a saree 3 durable. 54x88 Teche, oc King’s Thread; black and (Depaeye Sere white; all numbers: dozen, ee Rug Lengths, Yard MILL lengths fel 39 | heavy grade Ax- . | minster in sizes to 2 yards. 27 ‘quality; large assortment of inches wide, many pieces alike. styles and sizes: 3 cards. z20c (Downstairs Store.) Babies’ Rubber Pants: | —-—_——— : white and flesh; large and Imported Fiber Rugs panberioad sia || EXTRA b im Rubberized Household eavy im- . ported fiber Rugs. 1.19 Aprons; black, pink or blue , checked patterns; large size, A variety of color combina- tions. Size 30x45 inches. 29Cc ‘(Downetatre Ftore ) (Downstairs Stere.) re ; ; , Fe Scissors; heavily nickel- ed: medium and large sizes: pair, rSc Pearl Buttons: heavy - eee oe eel Men’s High and Low _ Shoes, Pair PLENDID - —d ~ assort $2.85 ment of men's high and low Shoes. New styles and lasts. Brown and dull leathers. Sizes 6 to rr. Factory checks. (Downstairs Stcre.) Men’s Union Suits nainsook Union Suits, made athletic style with elastic ribbed back. Ocean pearl buttons. Also knitted Suits with short sleeves and knee length Sizes 36 to 46. Downstatre Store.) —_— —-— ——— —e Boys’ Topcoats [% a large selection of tweeds, lue serges and checks. Neatly etatlored. in the latest inverted pleated and yoke with box ‘(Downstaire Store.) MEN'S "2 and 80 count 55¢ | $3.60 | pleated back. Sizes 2% to 10 Cotton Middies F galatea in white, Ors and red, in $1.27 “regulation and co-ed styles. All are trimmed with tape. Sizes 7 to 20. Rvery Middy guaran- teed to la er. (Downetairs Stere.) Mattress Protectors Z,1GZAG stitched, $2 45 Mattress Protec- tors. Sizes 54x76 inches for double bed. Slight seconds. (Downetaire Store.) “The Marguerite”’— | A New 2-Button Sport Strap Oxford YERY smart Footwear, in the popular gray suede and dull kid, with kid trimmed vamps and slashed side. The other model of beige with brown leather trimming. MIli- tary heels with rubber lifts. All sizes AA to D widths. | The price is very special and for Seonemy Day only. : a i ne ne i i nin nin inic ininhin icin ih hin ih nh Hh nh nA A AADADARAASAAAAAAAAAADAAADAAAAS AAAS BRASAADAAAAAABABAAAADAAAAAAA DSSS S46 OS OAAAAAS —. =. 9 (Sixth’ Floor.) 7_wTeyrrYryrYryYrYTyreyreyryryryrrrrrrrvrvrrrrevrevrrryrwreyreyreyeyreTelhULCrmhUc rm rer ee erermlULrermhULrmhULrmhULermhUL el "esses eee eee eee eee eee ee eee, ,,,,r”rrrr””r”””””””””” ~~. AALS RRL LL REALE LLL ALA RELL DD) BARBARA ADAAA AAD DDD DE De Eee eee eee SS DA DD Db ) ) ib bb DDD : “~~ — 24454 »@oe7"*
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. Y 4 ae 2. > ae ™ . ~ POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dafly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. APRIL ben abed - wospayT APRir. 16 recs ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City -tecalation of the Daily SESEEB ERS BREE ERS SSE SE SEE SS rt — —— , . orought te a aia noses pmerited caused ee PANTS | 5 e * ie 7 j _ s ss sae _ i me S Post-Dispatch Radio s condition is critica: The wrecx | traca — . A rin = “ r eeernee Oe TENTN Broadcasting Station pa “wo ony = Sagmeere ——- spl | = ; ! r. - aes ew Cassimere " Folding | KSD : WHEN. YOU BUY Brand-new Worsted: Party. WS coy «Re pod Insist?!) : | \ ; Coats and Vests, sizes 37-36-35... $159 ~"- ave! . = . : \ ro "a 5495 Silk Petticoats, $3.80 . -en's al . rene : . . eg Petticoats. regular and ex . ‘ge Rird . , ~~ oe , | | 0495 Bridge Lamps, $28. ; Zand carved anc °U mas gorseou* aiik shades * bev Monday—8 p. _ s vy TUESDAY’S SPECIALS ' French Mixed Candy Dark Chocolate Layer Cake Freshly delicious. Its good tor os A universal favorite; three layers ¥y and filled with rich chocolate, yj the kiddies; a pound iced a ed +i! le : i H Busy Bee Tea Rooms Tian H 1| at 417, North Seventh bee, 5st ain.” diseased i} : . Hi —answer the demand tor restful, at eginch rich.’ Georgette One Day Only — Tuesda i. ea ’ ghaces fa y iri i+ Ny | r Luncheon or Afternoon Three Stores ; Bice Rive Pe is rn Olive and 6th 417 N. 7th : Boys $1.50 Caps. 90c Bone-piecé pleated siyle, in 2 ~ patierss Bue Bird = — * s- $250 Leather Tam, $1.X -_Boys’ eather Tam tn diac ant coracoy : cqer Bive Dire “ 73 a34- T emxtay & $7.95 Bed Sets: $5.80 : Bed . ru’ size .Mareetiies 7 sii 1 i? SPECIALS ALL WEEK Milk Chocolate Brazils : Florence Loaf 1] en ss etn eatin oteihe “ae Sa fnest nuts, dipped in our 25 = Truly an enticing treat is this it cian i pie Se Hi utab! chocolate coating— 4 i and silver Loaf Cake, quite as C if Dering 1923 the Pest-Dispateh t epecial, a box Dod as its name impies, each i printed 6858 Agents Wanted ade— ; tb “) dee mere than the THRET other St. Levis newspapers combined. aca red ard senpara‘e . : co ¥te match Sane Bird No. 79885 —Tueeia: $10.95 Bed Sets, $7.40 s@y?teo-inch Mareeties Red ° > ~* -_ sqparatec roi. Cover oO mater ame Rird No 79 836—Toeeds $3.50 Wool Sweaters. $2. Stip-4n and Tuxedo Sweaters, waited colors, women s " Misees” eires. Ri! mira “oe 88: Tuesday oS a s 75¢ Lihing Sateen, Aaneels Serenade Fraga Smnring Is Here. .B wo ee ire, 7 , ‘ : , ; ’ ? SERBS ERMA EE Est PVs Cse Be Beeseea st tee eae ee eeesuanangs ane Sea CBS EMA eeBSER RRR RE ERE 228 8 2. eee =i $2.9 Maple Settee A Sale that took weeks to prepare+-Al 2s | most desirable colors and styles included. Taj $1 50 Lining Sateen. $1.1 cases sale price does not cover the cost of them ng Satin | en Oe: terials alone. As we only have 1000 Dressegogg ~ $5 50 Sedictrem Tubes. $2 sale is for one dav only, and we expect To sell vel * Ampijfving bes e ‘? ae _ 2 st ; ce 7 coe * ‘aa = . : 7 Ss * Dress before the store ¢loses Tuesday BE $5.00 Head Phones, $3. n pi ~~ (ome PaTriy far hest seleetion. ()ver yD . ‘ i- ners estra '3¢é-tnch Dress ‘nen in p ain . F > ££ ™) =45 Tweetar € $3.50 Wool Velour, $2.% ‘ coats — " @ $7.25 4 PERSONS DROWNED IN CREEK $1450. Staets Dae ashmere ’ > Auro Pilaonges From Bridge and Ise Ovegturped in Water ‘sen . “* “etrous finish for i Maple Rockers eS = $3 98 Roshanara Silks, $2: ep a. | face ¢ PS ‘oT acs ax © : $1.98 Poulard Silics * org . nee Spring r Extra Sales- people Extra Stock- people Extra Wrappers Extra Selling Space * . ™~ @it- ~ RE Rocker ; this : th + "Potency Partme: more! + te©6©6 Wo@th Injured tn Freight Wreck e irabir iit af 2 , an Be ° Ass a «cd ee = - “ . ~ 7 matura: Varnish Gr 's aver WHITEHALL ! April 18-—A = Be =~: Baked own Sunli Bakery — >. a ’ | ee anne ~ cage @& Aton freight. train ef 11 . a 1m our f , , .es CATS was wrecked four miles south a “ # iy @riced at pe- of here yesterday morning. and Har- | : i~ = and sold 1 our stores ata . aeting o.4@ Burns. 15 of Jerservilie was ; ° pimtoned in the wreckage After ; * end - ' De cae de ‘ wide camforta: _ amen ee : -uPau Of 1° @iiminat ‘ we Ter «he price tr . e« Prep otlicrea Made oo °~ « — 4 > ie, Sawrea,. varriah fin, | ‘sal scfenttc evetem ©. merenran lisng. Re ker is we, d: .’ @? ’ —— aw Tao ry S ele Pt « 4 ’ — Se = “Sg > a will withetand tard sec~- Tait Bars 6c a tb. ] 3c lee. B@pecialy priced a: . Poeun Qo Ib 20c Batters 1 OC tars 6c “SEs ite _ , on oe 96° .OW prices are maintained thru = iad . - -~ > -_, - - oo = ~ > a be | | ~~ “a . _ Brown Copen Black Green White Fiesh SIZES Women’s, Misses’, Juniors’ 14 to 20-—36 Extra Special ! . 300 New Nellie Kelly Wool © Jersey Dresses Incladed in This Sale J Regular $10.90 values. In 6 different models with Im Tam Hat te match Also cew Deauville Pandanas Scarf. the high colors for Spring wear. Sites 14 te ©. @& | label in every Dress. - Suitable for school and college miss; ~ also walking, golf, tennis or motor west. | SALE IN OUR BASEMENT OCEEM as shows bet .. ee - , ote ofr - : , rt 8 Dit: Drep s Uttie * . . ~ = a , ° “ay ' . — —_—_ breenorne es an aching crn, in } a . > . wan’'y teas corn store b irting, thea ' . a = © - fed) erest ial of #h*'efat ~ re you Tift it tgat off with ga. eut e * Pre F ier pore Pury ie, ‘aly priced « .oUrT cragg et se is a tint bottle of Freezone ‘or a few centa, enfd- chent te remove ewer, hard corn. eef? oT corn be'ween the toes. and calluses, witheut soreness or rrite?ti en. ; 7 : ei : ete eee ee eee -~ 2 * -~
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MOND APR ies aii», it ‘Doe - wenenene pores — ; 5 « \SEMEN i WONDAT APR. 6 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 ——— 7 ee ne a a — a oe 1. PERE UUUEEE TT eR ef ee Store for Bird No. 79.5.8 . (0 Costume Slips, $1.80. nen's fine English Satinay mae doubled to ané flesh color. @ Biré No. 79,8°9 , Coo. Silk Petticoats, $3. 80 sen's 2&8)! reev and radiu: Petticoats, regular and extra = 6 "Bridge “Lamps, $28.40 carved ana turned bases. Hus silk shades with 1 ne nge. 2 50 silk "Shades, 94-inch ch Cleorg: pades, fancy frimomineg $16.20 me Boys’ $1. 50 Caps, 90c | ; A One-piec i. }) fu J MiG 1) 0 prepare—All the f Vles included. In most. Ver the cost of Lie nia- Nave 1LoOO Dresses. this. we expect to sell every- oses Tuesday nicht—- ion, Over Ot stvles to. *62,50 Leather | Tam, $1.90 Teather Tam in black, ta eo = an color. aM er 95 Bed “Sets. 80 Full aize Marsetiles i’ Set gcalloped and separate to match. O}l COV EG] me Rird No 9 «2° = $10. 95 Bed Sets ‘$7. 40- 5691 00- inch Marecilles Bed Sets = roll cover to matc!) pile Bird Nv Q a38.—~ $3.50 Wool Sweaters. ‘$2. 40. Slip-on and Tuxedo Sweaters, all wanted colors, women's and Misses’ _— Blue Bir No TA @AT—~Tuesdayv only Tbe Lining Sateen, 50c #? inch Lining : ’ in plain ors ; ‘i 50 Lining ‘Sateen. $1.10 Lin ne Sut cclors The : ’ oO &O°O | , $5 50 Radiotron Tubes, $3.90 5 : ’ ’ 8 00 Hea d “Phones, $3, 80 tT ! tKe ivaTAnN-.- téed ond and 3 $1 59 Hilf Silk Crepe $1. 05 11 Cl li ; ijt printed pa : i e Kir a 4 ~ $) ‘Brete Linen. “70¢ 56-inch Dress Linen tn plain col- ors je Kirt No T7TH.845 Tuesday nis $3.50 Wool Velour, $2.90 Hi hip, in ‘white S Tu ALL the People 847—Tuesday On!v $2. 98 Printed Crepe de Chine, $2.20 40-inch — Printed Crepe de (“hine. new $1. 98 Chiffon Taffetas, $1 40 ev-inch navy blue brown and black Chiffon Taffetas. Rive Bird Ne 74 349 eSday ( " Bgaeapmmmaaa pyccee $6.95 | Luncheon Sets, $5.20 $22, 50 Dinner Sets, He plece Sets glit $16. 70 goid n dec TIO? edal- . domest) $1. 48 Water Sets, $1 10° pitcnel ind 6 With grape cus des gn nkard assea $9.95 Tea Sets. $7.20. go-psece sets allover solid and black edge line decoration. $4.25 Preserving Kettles, 65c In 6-quart size, of high grade aluminum heavy quality a R54 "$05 | ‘OKeh’’ Washes. Hand Power. $14.40 her made. tvpe - ‘% “~ YaCcU sil unger. high speed, large tub 7TH SOT ‘50c Roy Garment Bags, 33¢ Cedarized, 26%x55 inches, moth, dust and — proof ird No 6—Tuesdayvy Only "$11. 60 Ghinese Grass Furni- ture, $9.90 ~~? ~ & ues 7,9 80 jesday $34.50 Leonard Refrig- erators, v6. 70 he 3- sid e- icing style, RS » iD ice apacity white lined food cnamover ‘sis OF } Tablecloths, "$5. 60. pattern Ta- 75% White Poplin, 50c h white mercerized Poplin , “. beige 78. 886—Tuesda: * $1. 50 Silk Hose, $1. jo. Women's panel-back thread silk Hose lisie top im black only: all sizes Men's 5 $1.75 Union Suits. $1. 30 (“ot tton ribbed Sit s. short long tenet slerve knee and to 46 » THR SS8—Tyesda “$1. 50 Union Suits, $1. 10° Men's athletic Union Sutts. side- open sizes 36 to 46. Bly \ 79 RRO—Tuerdavy Only $1. 35 Union Suits, $1.10 Women's pink and white Union Suits, various styles, regular % oes sizes 36 style sizes ie No TPA. 8HO- $2. 50 ‘Glove Silk Vests, Hemstitched top and strap, 86 to 42. ~“Thesder Only $1.90 e'7e8 N 79 891—Tuesdavy Only "$4. 95 ‘Prunella Skirts, $3.60 Pleated box and knife styie: in- > | lefs 79 295 * $26. 50 Steel ark Square posts and fillers. corners, ‘$21. 20 mitered wood finishes. cane panel. _— me $17. 50 Matresses, $12. 60, 50- pou nd all- n fer felt roll edz Mattresses eo ad ticking with "sé. 95 Umbrellas, $4.20. silk, black colors, plain tape and fancy borders. bakelite and amber ring and ther strap handles Bius 7 4 89s ees (inyy $2.19 Umbrellas, $1.40 cd leather a? .:. oy $10 New Spring Hats, $7.40 preaesc } lored GF Qh 1esca* $8 95 Coaster Wagons, $6.90 Very substantia! built with roller bearing i AR en ta disk wheels. new capes 8 98 F Roshanara Silks 02 90 thei" ruesda $10 Crepe de Chine Blouses, $8.90 wanted colors: reg rd n "a Qo] 7 vueada \ Rird No mn); $15. 95 Gray Strollers, "$13.4 40 " $9. 95 Comforts, $7. 80 Of durable, smal!, round fiber, Persian figured satetn, wool filled with heavy rubber tires and col- Comforts, plain borders. lapsible hood ne. 8 | Re0—— 7 “‘yvesftav fin ly _ $2. 25 Table Damask, $1.80 int h a ll-1j ne} } eached dam- cloth &6—Tuesday Oniy "$19. 50 roar Tronke $13.90 Best iction, all fiber covered, double tray, cretonne lined. reiouses *. \-plv cons embroide ‘d trimming and extra and bea J ai 7's heavy Coats —— Suits ‘ > aUBeeeeeeseeeenBeeneensceneuunes SESS SR ESBS SERBS RBS RSSRSRERZSSRESERRBEESERS ESSERE EECEEBEE REECE RRE EEE SSSBeus Can Make Their Own Selection Daring the Sale SE, ? SE _ me OO =—_ — EE a © a ee Sample Suits . ‘2155 | Sn ae ‘ —— ample Suits. . 9622 $75 to $85 °A6G e2 ~— male 2 ; 5 6 Sample Suits 3185 ers eo, ' 6 6 Capes & Wraps 0 ples. Of ss min am ‘42 $77 to $85 4°72 | Sample Coats, $25 to $30 75 lieing 1 12 i. 22:5 $40 to $50 $ 9 725 3275 $25 to $30 Sample Suits $35 to $40 Sample Suits $42 to $55 Sample Suits. ) $52 to $65 | Sample Suits IALS: Alltyme C repes Crepe and Georgettes ns Poiret Twills » §=French Serge lette Combinations ES Pas ide Panels Drapes skirts Sashes... Buckles Fringe -ollar indana Scarf RS Gray te Flesh s’ 14 to 20-—36 to 44 a lal! : $25.00 to $28 Samples $18 — ine - ‘|| $29.50 to $37 Samples. . 235% somes MMB ctl glee) $35.00 to $45 Samples. . °*2 8:2 $45.00 to $65 Samples $33 | $75.00 to $100 Samples $58 Luville eine Gearf. All > > . YW Sires 14 to 40. Original 1d college miss; rere eee rrrrrreee eer ee RRS E REE ERE EEL E EEE EEE REE EEE — ly o ad om 2 « Tp Ty Samples . $90 to $100 Samples . Samples. . $53 to $55 Samples | 85 | '36=' BAsdanaaraeksd Tan* Deer Sample Dresses $48.00 to $75 Samples $38 $60.00 to $75 Samples. 5A $65.00 to $85 Samples. A aly HM | S$ Sample Dresses % is or motor wear. ae APEC ce eee Tt ob ; e* SEUST CET. Oe PTO TERRE PEP EER ER ESSE EGET TE
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The Cit~ Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. | ’ 4 a ar WOrDAT , by FIL, 16. 1932. oe ® ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH ——_ ee == 7 ; PER BR ERO ee 8 SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 9 AND 14 eo, FAMOUS “BARR CO. =| HEE $I. 98 W r Gi ive ve E agle s e Stam, ps and Redeem Full Books J $2 in Cash Largest Distributors of ‘Merchandise s Erceptec. at Retail in Missouri and the West. | > Our Costume Salon Offers Ultra -— oo = er ee eee. ee eee, ee Really Extraordinary Is the Selection Accorded to Women and Misses in Our Wondrous Assortment of Frocr: , and Go wOnS® Spring Frocks in Smartest Styles| 7" Thrée Remarkable Groups tb Which Many New Models Have Been Recently Added—Presenting Unusual Choice at 75 | ~ ieee S$ e SM $ S$ * 7. : C Distinctive Costumes pes & 4 : and wing Ci : for street. sports, after- ‘ — : lent taupe n 7 noon, dinner and evening . ~~ " | 7 ions. Som wear—fashioned of the Velour $ most elegant silk and woo! $250 Value € Such wanted stvles as straightline, blouse, beaded, embroidered, ae | panel and draped Frocks—developed in numerous smart ways and; Se ee dare ot such appro\ ed weaves as Canton crepe, Georgette. crepe de ‘chine. ; adaptations of Parisian tlat crepe, crepe Romaine and ficured Crepes. 3 hoice ot light and creations or Frocks from dar k shades and ot Dresses that are attracti\ ely pli in or trimmed in America’s foremost = de- unusuallwv clever wavs. Groups from which vou should choose al : signers. Only one or {vo nce. Sizes.14 to 44. : of a kind—and a most ex- | VHCE. = Jd1Le dil ceptional opportunity for Oversinffed Sut fashdious women and davenport. chair shair in icocse style; choice eof taupe velour; these Sultes at price, eo select as poesibie COREE Ree eee ee EEEEL ESE EEL ERE Eada Te i He ~~ Tot 4p adel ol Abe +e taal eas -** misses. Sizes 16 to 44. Feertkh Fleer Coats, Capes, Wraps New Spring Sutts —In Many Charming Modes —The Very Latest Models 7 | Well-Known Makes in This Greil Rise 2°94 O2 specat 9 “3 2. | Athletic Undergarmen . . | Values at Values at ° - ; ~ , ’ Pa ? ry ™? “ . camel s-hau ‘yled Suits fo! | I fo , . . r : : 8 . _ _ miles > ri. - . —* i 4 ’ . - wi « + — = > ’ ' > -- ° - on a + "i > ; : - ' a . " S : ~ | -- _—. — 2 — —-.. . . vw Ale ‘ rusia (eT AD VER TE aR YO eS TTA "SRD ts eet ias Oe and ‘=e she 77 eel! AEST OS rey, ee - 4 = i ’ ete (a (aed (SO TL [Aan - ae Des and W raD-s @ Many women will highly appreciate this advan- § tageous offering of athletic stvle Lnion Suits, made of white and pink mercerized and cotton materials? of excellent quality. In step-in or button-freat models with bodice tops. thev are shown in all sizes; Third Fleer “~~ @ Large and sinal terns and coloring jtems here listed. Welcome Economy and Wide Selection in This Lot of Popular Silk Weaves : ~ $3.50 to $3.98 Values, Tuesday, the Yard @ Every tabric in this special oficring is splendid quality and fashionable for Spring and Summer wear ‘an the list car fully. for. by selecting for vou! b OUuUses, “Oi : mk raety the Sf AaSsOortyye ts. vi 7 Ww it] SA substant rally Here Are the Fabrics Offered: | 22.50 Colcred Canton $2.98 Bleck Moire a Ss" POEOPLELLLELELEL EL EL LLL LILLE LL EL ELE EE ELLIE PPE L PELE PIO L LEP E OPPO ES PEEP EOP EOL P PEOPLE PEEP PDE D PADD | | 3 ? POL PPL POPPE EEO I EE IEEE ELLE PEELE EPL EOI L IL PIP PPP PEEP PEEP PPI PES, # , _ a! . cn : 7 j é “a > oe ’ ws 1 oo if . = . ’ . i | . , "iw, a Ad ales eam . 4* $3.75 Maco Suiting $3.98 Black Matelasse = 98 Silk Eponge $3.98 Fiber Suitings 3.50 Persian Canton $3.98 Crinkled Crepe 85 we ee and eS French voile: trimmed with wide Irish ‘aces, n"ané@ drawnwork and hand embroidery. square or V-necks: long sieeves, with cufts trimmed ' Match collars. Sizes T4 to 46 _ ae ‘a2 > a. -o=> = ~ = 7. . = 2 * = - > 7 em7pr ery and combDinat *. .8°@ "? «8 = ,es $ te > @F 2. . Featured T omorrow—4200 Pairs of Special Tuesday! i Children S Silk Socks — Chocolate Mints - - syreee *- ©, " = Reguiar $1 to $1.75 a Pound -35¢ CG | Values, Pr « _A"-z = = a *s All of Our Girls’ Spring 2 a Sere. a Bow “om nergy sem @ Fire. quailty. pure Silk Socks ir °; . ) eniov—de no rleok hele, Bite, Black and brown. wth fancs Coats, Capes, Wraps) —— Sas Sse ES ef || Dainty A $40 and $45 Floor Lamps - Special for Tuesday Only 520 :. Boys’ Two-Pants Suits Extraordinary *> Again, | | ts : | | Values at... | Ys | a SI Ns eS a2 this group are bridge and | : $10.50 to $14.50 @ Models that are suttabie for school and with gathered skirts. and > junior stvie Lamps. secured in a spe- : WValues, af.....-. | : Oe yr Minato wey . tal pul rchase. The bases are beauti- s5— 1D ine an cont flare a aneied ronts, ali f uti : pelted tt 7 he : 3 7 = re ‘fully made of splendid ma ..¢. fully turned and the shades are of eiled effects ue materials are pola it Phas Deki ite. aliens 2 high qualitv siik—fmnged and trim- : : tweeds and woo! velour and every &: wrment = sia lia ' , sag . = med-in various wavs. Some Lamp ed pleats. Of tweeds and cassim in tan Sorrento blue. attractive pisid hams feature the new flap | Lampe with éark brown mahogany fizish ; ne 7 h : , pockets. paneled waists and . Satis Ee ee ee ce i and brown. Both pairs of pants are lined. a! ai > haces ef Georgette and other silks. trt : . or the very popular mixtures. black rick-rack trimmings , ack Gi Gale Gaels cal Giles: eee : All sizes, 6 to 17 years. Mizes 36 to 44 special Tuesda: 7 2 : | Seoamd Floor Main Fleer. appreciated as was “he forme: @ Wise ho white lined Seton me £1 | 0000 Gme: 52 ¢egn eens: ' eee | Women and Misses Should Not Overlook oes caiani fie of : : | | “
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~APr _ 7 A Téee. : » Eagle Tues day Offers Ultra Gowns This Group of garments 00 -—_—_—_—————— ppreciate this advan- vie Lnion Suits. made and cotton materials 9-in or button-front are shown in all sizes. Third Fleer “7 kind vou wand the a —_ = ee ¢ « é _ ot 85 » laces’ f square P immed t ’ ‘ourth Fieer fees see tases: ree in pink, white, A duplication % lengths ead ro’! topes flee which will be as quickly » o.- Mais Fiocer SEES sseineeresosvenesesneaeetoeaeeneeeTOeee \g: Inly sae ee Se SS , Se aSee Se SS FF | WONDAT APRIL 16, 1923. ee 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: | De uble Eagle , Stamps Tuesday wn ceeceuee et | patterns and colorings. Al! finished ~.Xe4-in. Axminster Rugs: w ven of ex- designs: finished with fringe; size i with heavy knott m size 9 ° oellent yarns, in patterns and colorings £ n «¢ 01 soft 1 payment plan. . av notted fringe; siz x1 that will match the prevailing $4 75 8x1 beautit s) color tones } ert. effects in larger Rugs ° prevail: seamless Fifth Fleor Mi ees . e eve eeees oe eevee LJ seeeseeccoces 6@ eeee eee ERPOREOOE ODOR ETE OEE EOE DEC EERESER TES ESERERDEDORES EE REOS Fee eeeeeeeeeneen, Extraordinary Savirgs for Those Who Choose From This Remarkably Special Selling of Mohair Living- -Room We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for$2inCash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8 AND 14 Double Eagle Largest Distributors of Merchandtsa etail in Missouri and the West. at Stamps Tuesday —— ai Suites $400 and $500 Values, Tuesday for. . - @ Handsome three-piece Suites—dav enport, and wing chair—beautifully upholstered in excel- lent taupe mohair and with the popular loose cush- Some have carved bases and ions. Velour Suites $250 Values for 1492 Overstuffed Suites ef chair all are of high-grade Dining Suites | Dining Suites | $700 to $800 Values $350 Value for ee.| 7195% $275 construct lon. | Bedroom Suites $500 Value for "390" 4-plece Bedroom Suites of $100 to $150 Mohair Chairs igh backs a. — and of living-room excellent mohair; with | . $79.50 | $-piece suites in Italian davenport, chair and wing- styles and of aplendid grade ga aa ob! burl walnut. in Louis XVI chair in loose cushien walnut; dining table, serv- = i ra ¥ — period style, with dull rub style; choice of* blue or ing table, buffet, china cabi- ee ee ee finish; bow-end bed, dresser, taupe velour; only 16 of net, five chairs and one ee ee ae chifforobe and large vanity An odd } these Suites at this special | armchair — every piece of | *"4 one Srmchelr, with dresser, of dustproof con- pvereturfed te price, #0 select as early as excellent constructien tapestry seats. Suites ef un- struction and very attrac- nog sees Ag possibie. througheut. usval worth. tive. MTITITIIIIIIINITEE iti tt aes austinnniiiinntia — a Wilton Rugs a... POD.U Faithful reproductions of Profit by Attending the Eventful April Sale of Rugs Which Is Now in Progress q@ Large and simall Mugs, also linoleums—aAll of the highest qualities terns and colorings are presented at prices that mean important savings to you. items here listed. Axminster Seventh Filoer in an endless array of pat- But a few of the Axminster Before = Extra gees Baying, Investigate the Splendid Rugs sig 50 ee Wayne Electric pres i ting | he genuine , Persian and Orlental Rugs and almost as handsome as originals in their rich ° wide oe Oo’ the S@a- A Geiignti 21 ch a of indgsome son’s most favored designs patterns and richly bhéautiful co! and color combinations: te. ‘binations Ever Rug is woven w 4th r a) lustrous woven of Be perior yarns and shows $55 pile. a deep silky pile that wears long ar 1d sat! efa ctor) Size 9x12 feet Valae. . Small Rugs Wilton Velvet Rugs @ Housewives wil \aminsters, in large selectior | cient thi roughne ‘ss patterns and colors hearth eee 4? 50) i} easy operation whi effects harmonious with @.e«+-.-. ) eae Pity decorative ps eS $7.50 Interesting selection of patterne« } corrugated evpress ‘ Small Rugs and colors in this group of smal! al!- Chinese and medallion ‘ ‘ vr _ a ’ 4 Wri i! over, Oriental, | Washer 549: Electric Washing Machine. It ger which takes three positions The W ayne Washer is guaranteed and may be bought en’ the deferred 95 in the Wayne the effi- | etrong construction and h they require and demand has a tub and adjustable swing- Basement Gallery lies ae a ss 5 > > ob Se eee me oe . AWARE Now Is Your Best Opportunity to Select Refrigerators at Special Prices. OE A Two Splendid Standard Makes in Several Types and Sizes @ Wise hotisewives will instantly recognize the outstanding value of these Hefrigerators white lined provision chambers, galvanized iron ice chambers. Golden oak cases, ; Sizes are factory estimates. l Automatic Refrigerators Pe: S D | Kitchen Tables $47.95 Side-loer, 100-Ib. capacity ........ Bi aks aa. : creen Doors ' $35.96 Side-Icer, 55-Ib. capacity .....-«n-asa@e -o«e- , Made of well seasoned wood, Sellers white enameled ; $47.95 Side-Icer, with water cooler .....-- oc cme - -043.95 | nicely finished and fitted with following groups: $54.95 Side-Icer, with water cooler .....----- os... $49.00 standard black wire screening. | $ 9.95, 24x36-in.....$ 7.95 eee $4.00, cine 3x7 ft. ....83.30 | $10.95. 25x401%-in...$ 8.05 Illinois Refrigerators | «$3.90, 2.10x7 ft..... $3.25 VOU, i ames 45 832.50 Side-Icer, 90-Ib a a aa 249 $3.85, 2.10x6.10 ft. .. . $8.20 $11.45, 27x401.-in.. § 9. 2.50 | : ) $150 $3.65, 2.8x6.8 ft... ... $3.00 $13 95 27x48.i 11 45 | $16.95 Top-tcer, 40-Ib. capacity .....---++eeeese> ae, =e0-m. s 20.50 Top-licer.. 60-lb. capacity oe meeeee tomes ~ 4 — ~ £25.95 Top-Icer. 100-lb. capacity tc on oes Ga Lawn Mowers $24.50 Apartment Style, 60-Ib. capacity ...2..-...92200 ,,.., arden Hose | ies with coupling—two etzes: ; 3 : J ——$____—— - $9.50, 5O-Tt. %-im. ..... BT.85 With high wheels and easy, EES, tere .. 049 t $85 | oa. ce os ball-bearing operation; follow- Bridge & Beach Gas Ranges . -$24.50 to $112 | Lawn Swings ing groups: Quick Meal Gas ) “$29. 45 to $166.25 | 13.95 Champion and Reliable Gas Ranges $39.50 to $64.50 ee ’ $6. 59 5.76, 18-in. sise....... t $10.05 to $265.50 14.95, 16-in. siz 12.85 LanErS Peesrperaters — thing Four-passenger size lawn Swings; " i in. Ss. p> ee : White Prost Refrigerators eee secese $58.50 to $81 450 | nicely palnte ané fuil bolted: up- $12.95, 14-in. size.......$10.95 —right etvie Basement Gallery yy b “weight: T omorrow— Linen Damask $2.85 Value, Yard 5€).05 @ Bleached, all-linen ese 70 inches wide and an_ exceptional. heavy quality; shown in five effective floral terns—a value seldom obtainable. $8.95 Bed Sets Mareeitlles Sets with scalloped e@ger and cut rernere. full size e#preade 84x96 tn. size with matching bolster covers: $6.98 the set... $6.25 Tablecloths Handsome, pure iinen bleached Damask in chrys- anthemum and spot design: beautiful, long wearing qua!- ity: 70x88 in. $ 2 size; each 4, 5 $6.95 Napkins All-ltnen Dinner Nepkins 22x22 inch sise; a good ar sortment of floral designe ard a sptendid heavy the deren . .* $5.25 Bath Towels nae Turkish Bath Towe in very destrable co!- ored, cai or striped patterns siso plain white; extra- 25C orAtnary values. each, Thiré Mleor | | aaa ae eae eae © © oo nn ne aah oe ohh en Daa nh Da An DADA nnnanannn, ahahaha saADAAAMADDAADAADAAADAADAADADADAAADDD aaah a aaanaaarArAAd ven come can nnn NAL NAARARAISOAAISAAIIOUOOIIIUOHINOOOIIOIOUOSONINOSIODNNNSUENUUUNUUUUUNSIIAIIIINE set Don’t Miss the Alteration Sale of Capes and Sports Coats Also ‘Wraps $19.50 to $22.50 Values $1450 q@ Women and misses of moderate means, who wish to be attractively attired will be deeply impressed with tliis collec- tion of garments. Included are plain Coats, belted Coats, flowing Capes and Wraps, all in the season’s most popular styles. Every model is lined throughout with serviceable material. Illustrated is a Sports Coat of plaid polair, in handsome color combinations. Fabrics | Colors Polair Wool Velour | - Tan Reindeer Suedine Rookie | je Basement Economy Store Men’s and Young Men’s ‘LT wo-Pants Suits (ee Special Values at % , $7.85 @ So extraordinary are the values presented.in this Alteration Sale, that they merit vour prompt attention. The Suits are tailored of reliable woolen fabrics, in new styles and will give maximum service. There are sizes from 16 to 44 chest measure. Remember, Suit has two pairs of trousers—that practical- ly doubles the life of the Suit. every Conservative and sports, single and double breasted models. llored of cheviots, cassi- meres, worsteds and flannels in stripes. plaids, checks, fancy mixtures and herring. bones; also included are a number of solid . color Suits. Basement Economy Store The Alteration Sale Now in Progress Presents Axminster R ugs in 9x12 ft. size; patterns. nap. 12 seconds of $56.59 grad ~ Axminster Rugs Seconds ef 856 Grade $43.° Reom ase seamtiess Axminster Rugs, woven with deep fle and offered ogy x. medallion. floral ané conventional! designe Brussels Rugs - x ; eee sd Pi toe very, practi Tortngs) ee in Tmany roome, seconés of $l. 15 $1.50 grade, —— ee Seconds of $37.50 and $39.50 Grades for 2.9% @ Seamed and seamless: style Axminsters woven of durable yarns and shown in rich color- ings, in a host of handsome Have deep Axminster Rugs | size extra heavy quality Seam/)ens Axminsters, tn a splendid selection of rich patterns, In color combinations of blue, tan, brown, taupe and green, e+. a at eee Only 865 in this lot, which includes various Persian and Ortenta!l colors and medallion or smal) figured designs. seamless $16. 95. oxi2 ft. atre heen: i 8.8x10.6 and perfect. Rinlintee Rugs | Wilton Velvet Rags Seconds ef 320 Grade | Seconds of 850 Grade $49.50 $1459 | $3722 40x66 ft: size: very j§ Seamless Jx18 £4. wuitable for halls, emali Yet Rugs, tn | floral, en@ m ot } rooms, etc.: made in one with rich, deep pile and | piece of excellent yarns | clorely Seamless Rugs Secends ef 866.50 Grade a ' Execeptionaliy heavy | Axminster Regs: woven ~_ patterned in handsome | designs ana effective | and shown itn handeome p.. 8 ‘ olors: size 9x12 ft patterns and. colorings. | cellently. Rugs | r4-wtée | | Santtary SexTe-ipeh Ax- va XE - Aguge. © in | peta TapeiFim | @rry Fleorscver. various Gesigne | ile, hardwood and ) mS and very attractive — color combinations; ; ; seconds of 1 36 seconds of grade. iriterase $7.85 || Be pure. 19C | | Seems’ meee 2 BOG | | —— Stere mosaic pat t ere
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Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ~ 10 #£.YSTLOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circdlation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately = MONDAY a AMERICAN HISTORY ||| 4 x00 on taterior Cocoanut Patties FOR CHILDREN atest - , Aertel Sarees on | townsend, Waiters: count, — apoand......, IDE ; The Whole of the Grant Administration Was a Story a eee ee yee ees a a eee SSE ee oicesicienine mae ; of Graft. \iismanagement and Politica! Store Hours: Dailu, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 We Are Exclusive St. Louis Representatives for Rogers-Peet Clothes for Men. 3 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth a | ee ~-———— ee —_— yb Time to Paint-Up, Clean-Up, Refurnish and Redecorate \j Your Home for the Spring and Summer Season A bright touch of color here and there; a new color treatment in your living room; a new picture properly placed; a new rug of dainty design and coloring; a new set of Dinnerware to brighten up r : ee your table and new garden and porch Furniture to give comfort while you while away hours of Paints, V arnishes, | Stains, leisure—all go to make your home cheerful and hearts light and happy this Summer... Enamels, Etc., for Every Springtime Need New Furniture | . | N | ‘e hed — red Fic * both * ! eter’ : 3 ; featuriug a A Transcontinental Locomotive. inte! en and women % ho he ¢] vt 5 ‘ e ° ° ‘ . en paint brush want to re of quality 2-Piece Living-Room Suite: By HENDRIK VAN LOON, at end Varnish used. can supp Author of ‘‘The Story of Mankind.’ ; needs in this line at vy reasonable fig (As Illustrated ) 1823. be the a's? ™ . - : , sae * Foie Ocal teateaa «8% nail w+ é _ : ; ‘ “A : : : ama ‘ ; ew - sa” : ; . . . . , 7°? ~ . tad ; . o ¢ ~ * i* *¥ ~ 5 : - - * : . as : - : . . . : “ as . 7) « " x LS . > ‘ ' gs@s a . .' « ~ “ rr 1 > . : ° a.» ~ - + : Am - ~ * rr sr ’ 7 »* > " . . >? . 7 . : “ * ad . PR a = ’ : et : . ' | i 4 as 3 - 4 - a > > . > , > - P . - ie Md - i ~ oe | _. - : ” ; ’ | as “A a+ : aeas to find ont later that muita : necessarily develop presidéntial qualities in 1am, but in 1869, . 7 ’ se | Wing Chair to match, $25.00 ~ i ijran?t was the idol of the nation He was honest. and ‘ Scandal. — : . . _— } . . | i. ) . ce > _ - - + ‘c*re +o 4 = ' ‘ ‘nn an } a hes ; ry : ne ti AS ° n? r? LALLY eling nooaws inked ns in- — ne +. ~ 17e sees t- ra ¢ sa é ' an o " . - ~ _* : ‘~w? VW ™ 6 > scrupulous and clever schemers, and his whole administrat story of graft, mismanagement and political scandal! aaa pga When talking of the war, we mentioned the indignation fel House rhea Screen Paint, Black ta] rv and velour combinaiten ‘Ym the North over England’s marked sympathy for the Sout! Bh; nope $1.10 % pints, price 35 T Tl iso many which had even led her into the indiscretion of fitting out a couple 1 3 2.10 Pints, price via Tee nites at epee! , 4.09 Quert. price 650 tae a a a Sates tes eee eee > . ° . > , of ernisers for the Confederate navy. m . 7" »] in Geneva, in the winter of 1871-72. to diseuss what reparation Engiand should make to the United States for this Hreach na?) - — SE aescs ers seriscd toc cast elves oo New Cretonness =—.5 Lace Curtains the United States, one by England . rr : . . ; . . arene . als iii e ) land and Brazil. The result of their meditation n- _ \ -- rs ; } = ; . se : > - : « ‘olers ; fresnness, the home should > ‘a ee PEN 7 e oF ee RS as 000,000. This verdict was carmed senting roice being that of the E: [Mat yon may realize something of political ¢orruption 4 that : 1] | ~ — - ’ : - - . aay . ' at . ° ° .. : . : ‘ : . , ~ oe : = There were tlhiam Tweed. itieal | Ni ¥). and “- , : . , : » « : A ‘ = ‘ Ge - +? —s ‘ : . J ij ; ‘ 4 ‘ ’ ‘ & J ° : aw . , ,* fyrary 7oT the te accom- friends. who were known as the ©’ [weed Ru » a fow > . | mint .& Tone tn All Colors : : ~ : » % - a + “- . : : . + ~ ”s 7 > q - . ** 4 | > ‘ is + : > > ’ ’ 2 . - : | =. > ae & ‘ . - 7 - ‘ . : = ” . . . : > - " ™ : es * : . . gow ‘ » 7 ») ar ea ; «acs ™ a? ot we '% railroads were being built. and e banking hon © Tac Conk | ER w 2, | ' ; ~~ '- . ra) w“ | ic tion Im the art | 7 pad a 3 king Paper Flowers an avors. Hours: 240 ferced many respectable merchants p—F 7 was overloaded with Northern Pacific bonds. T’ “urTopean | : : y iS: 5 ket closed down, and Mr. Cooke, unabl ret rid of his bonds. | re | , $:50 p.m. All are invi - . ows 2 a ‘ee . ° . nu ) . . . : yr cr " hn 7% ° - -_>~ - _ — 4 — > > ‘ . 4 + : . . aA . A ' -_ z _ ——— ell , — . P ° : = 4 : : we: ; on _ ~ = — = : ’ , . . ~s . oe - : IBGUSITY Was &t a Stal eta : : = , ¢ lfundreds of Rugs in many sizes specially priced | — weet mere oe | | the return of prosper. : oe ee for the Spring cleaning season Iso Was durin rant s adn stration that ' (hieago fir : ~ } It als : | ac Porch and Deck Paint 2 se RT) whi} on ga | @ Seamless Velvet and q A Very Heavy Pile Ax- tl ‘be : ry ii rita S,H The 7 ‘ ; fs:Anm AP «tenella es = . . occurred, in 1871, x a 1876 the firs: hibition or world’s . Quarts : $1.10 —_ ie ; minster Rug; seamless fair in this eountry was fhe iin Philade!p a, to celehrate the'one fF} 4 «a_ic ric 2.19 ; By : ea ee ag aD — = J, , , onalit. all’ new designs hundredth anniversary ofthe sicn me of the Declaration of In. I} 2al'on, | . 4.09 0 pric . - ae. tage ~ Put ) Biff Vel > +7 4 eolorings: 9 12 : : dq ei sae, § An es . 3 } in Velve and colomngs: YELS Size; cepencence. | , ———_>——_~ 7 . . ; ~s q A Seamless Velvet Rug. =i Xt neNnes ; splendid wa s.. ioe . . : . ; 3 » with fringed ends heavy ug it new “pring ing the study of history by children. | : ; - . 3 . | = é | | ae SE 4 pleadid desi: al lesigns and eolors; spe - cs : . is = . vile is. 6 lal. - ‘ . . . ry . , - ~ : Le : - —— _ as P28, MaRS. PPR PP a ‘a | ‘The Home of the eno a Heron’”’ 2 ar? ab: a . > r - 2 = == A Wonderful Picture— F iy = 3 —— | ; = = “Carden Craft” | Fit for a King’s Garden ‘ ‘ George Inness 64 = “ a 3 vt ont © popes | \ ' ™ “ ? / a it there in rr | roon “Garden Craft” @ Varnish Stain Varnish for General Use rarm to: | nama 7 im iY , rt | aoa, ton, © nt ' : ide of genuine Oregon fir. beautifully designed and ‘ " " ; > . - : > S3Se 4 le ~— ‘ head reeset. Thousands of St. Louisans , , Studios Are at (sl ; ae Ci sar be parame something nla PACH PAY DA | —- y Serv } NN : = —* ~haeyge ‘ ‘ | ' \ Garden rnfture with this large Nationa! Bank. | ss our ce . | | ws Shop—Fourth Ficer. Te is indeed a comforting fact for them = | | obligation what to know they have a reserve fund to fal! beck upon when any emergency arises. . appreciate what correct and taste- Save while you earn. ) : ful furnishi me to rou | One dollar starts you here. Wal - roéur home se — alee: alspar Varnish fi 38 | FIRST NATIONAL BANK — ; ; ; | Will Not Turn White aay Oe EEE New Dinner Ware te Brighten *. ~ 2 . . ‘4 pints. price aa- wn - , . bi 4 Pesta, paten noon a nee : and knowledge to be of real help Up Your Table = —_ Whitewash Peu«h« Delicate pink floral —h! : te Quart. price ape’ . and can eesist vou in determining an pink floral spray Chima decorated with * gallon. price 3.50 | the proper style and colors for _, Best grade ef American sem!-porceiain china (as Valles. pric e7 Sash Teols Prices from - This Biustrated). ron 76 eo your heme requirements 100-pieee Set $22 90 Hougehold Utilfties Shep—Basemer: . service is FREE. 50-piece Set $10.85 Interier Deceratizg Stuéie— This pattern is alee carried in open stock Feurth Fleer China Shep—PFoeerth Floor é
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- MONDAY, APRIL, 16. 1928. sanut Patties ed fla ore, Tues. ,;anew picture to brighten up away hours of rtains Pof-doors takes on m the home should %. Nnine quite accon fow hanging: The Lace ana Net Gu int only for the. for completeness im are the new POINT RTAINS. These are Siiraping. All hy. te mateh $4.45 $5.95 E $7.95 P—Fourth | - . . son Shop struction 1) the art vors. Howrs: 2:00 Fiweot rings es specially priced ery Heavy Pile Ax- r Rug; seamless ¥y; all new designs Olomings: “x12 size: | $53.25 mall Axminster Rugs, H mnches : splendid y quality ;new Spring MNS aml colors: Spc Cac} $3.95 Or Craft” s Garden : take the’guests out- ™m Just as confortable m. “Garden Craft” is Mutifully designed and Our dieplayvae in the ‘Fourth Floo: own a arntine mmock Milar eter! frame and mated eprings A 100% Mattress covered on tdee with weather-proof “Painted canvas in mtiful colors. The back adiustablie and there ie also an adiuatadie head reet @ it may be purehbase4 without etand or eun- shade (f deatred Garden Furniture Shop— Fourth loor ‘ ? ; \ ~ om Ninth to Tenth orate - a* Dail MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1928 Se . The City Circulatfon of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times ComBtried bY Approxiietely 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 11 ——==S—EO — ee —— #o ~ and 9 : E : r Bringing Up Fathe » an ADDED Affractton f y, JS 7 a Blackand White Strip Daily a Full Page in Colors Sunday — I# Sets the Pa / ? tothe COMIC — hs | ereye at TP ner eget ree) Abe FL, et F. ae ee. ot ys -@ae
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The City Circulation of the Daily bilrones DISPATCH alone Approximate: v Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ONPay, eS 12- ost LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT PANTS. : 25 ate Soman ea ETO TRY POLICEMAN ON FOR SKIN TORTURES | MT. AUBURN to 10 EEEEE. Alterations, Repairs. Brand-rew Work Pants... pee $1.25 Toceday. . ne r; INTOXICATION CHARGE 2: pred * the (lean. Antiseptie MA RKE T:: the tost-Dispatcs counts printed 32.545 Situation “Wants” SA rake Hood's Satsaparia as a ag medicine for that tred feel- an _& thi ck, impur ¢ blood. we SS ca se tter. and‘ makes lood * Afrer the mactivity | ; confinement of ani Cc . inter it is especially hard for the - ; es. ana YA Di¢ ' ‘ ; ’ a) | . giuzs sh system to corm bat a sease ne son”. any period ef it so 7 ta | Se | : | “am ges . : Ce - Six 1 . : é 1 ~ = . EB vi ”* Buy the _Resinol = St.Louis Best , Food Markets + o WK j . . . 1 > ey > ce a al ; LX ¥ ( Ce Tey Hi ii uh Man wan! q PRICES EFFECTIVE TUESDAY MORNING VEIL TH OF MB) is easily read and easily COURTESY” © said —and it will protect | you against poorly-made straw imitations. — | 4 Be careful. ee 6 . ° $9 sig ad —your guarantee . The ‘‘April Opportunity Sale’’ of — Bl wees SS | a» and woven to insure long wear and satisfaction. . Gingham Dresses [== a Grivve and Poeum Captivating Styles for Street W ear—Special at... . —— ie: Ny van cla oe «aes «- * ~ a! nent PR | MAMIE Moccccole ss a counter irritant A pre-eminent collection of chie. picturesque styles. and = i : - agli: sad brewer vee oh particularly new, daint y and cleverly applied trimming | fF: ie ) designs. Splendid quality washable fabrics. easy to laun- 2 ee eee ee der, fashioned with the utmost care by skilled craftsmen ab en with vous flamed % ’ a J ; 4 who Dave given them a cleverness of style as omginal and «OSI bare . . ioe {ll feel a warm tin picturesque as sses ¢ il] s De ot ae sling .orntment penetrates pictures as Dres can be. Ther w urpass your = iilives § 4 sdothing, cooling expectations, as they have ours! ‘ai : ‘and quick relief _ ‘uaterole hacdy for ’ os It mer prevent Imecs US- and Se. im jare and tu Delightful Fascinating Dainty New — = oe | Better than a mustard pl Shades Styles Trimmings eo Red, navy, green, In tuntc,. panel, —of rithbons, bratd. brown. ' opennagen straiqghtline. Tuxedo. ruffles, f ry Nf s ap- yellow. orchid; large bodice. Peggy and , : and small checks scores of other ef- pliques, embroidery plaids and combina- fects too numerous and organdie drapes, a trons ‘eo mention sashes and panels. nce Hh ADVERTISEMENT. Reantiful «treet styles. terally @ifferent from the customary porch and house vart as | It ‘ mney ou respects——sare one—the price! Astonishing vy alue» 7 s" A, . ive Tabiet live color. ; if Pee sae {fiitey ig Tip f i ; (itt: + Li ’ j gi rie sf tif ET iat rhen you Father John’ 5 M dici A an? ta Pus wae +. hee -. oe ' iy a re ‘hlereferm. oe ty ae, dangerous drugs and Ld today. WANAUUUNANTTE EE Me 1} s —
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ait 424,06 P ig .* Sande a “POPS 6. was te On 7 : - Se 7; 3 | as “THE HOUSE COURTESY” + + he. 4 rr? we Bint - + Rt Fes | tet: tet t? =. + at $5 are pictured. le window display. i(Thtre 2 igor) MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH ene: Exceeds that of Baan Daily Star and the + Times Combined by Apprenintey, 40,000. — ry this won . Hood's Sarsapari'la as a pee medicine for that tired feel- ,caused by thick, impure blood. j 's makes you fee) better, eat “end sleep better, and ‘makes food e good.’’ After the inactivity and close indoor confinement of ginter it is especially hard for the giuggish system t » combat disease Hood’ s Sarsaparilia restores to the blood those properties which Help to repe! germs of grippe, in- @uenza, fev send other ailments. S itgently stimulates and refreshes weary people who fee! run-down. it bas given satisfaction te three gen- erations. Get a bottie today. The tonic for that hred fecliing HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA ~~ Spring blood tonic GRASS RUGS is easily read and easily said—and it will protect you against poorly-made Pe straw imitations. - Be careful. Specify CREX —your guarantee that the rug you buy is made of tough wire grass, twisted and woven to insure long wear and satisfaction. ADVERTISEMENT. Guard Against “Flu” With Musterole ith good old Musterole sation and quick relief . . r Rl | iT. in aH re and ‘ hee Influenza. frippe and Pneumonia geval'y start with 4 enka The moment wou get those warning aches, get busy 2 Vu atero.e en counter irritant that Teliev en congestion which is whet a told real!v is) and stimulates circula- tion Tt has al) the good qualities of the eié-fashioned mustard plaster without the hijister Just rub it-on with vour finger ‘ips. Firet rou will feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores. then a soothing, cooling sen- Have \fusterole har av for emer- use. 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'_? . a“ * {+ dh a rr . ~” . ; 4 : t : tn OR: TESTIFIES RUNGE ‘SAD HE WAS SHOT ' = IN CROWE FLAT Detective, at Inquest, Quotes Egan Gang Member as Telling Him Where He Got Two Wounds. RUNGE REFUSES TO ANSWER QUESTION ~~ NK On Advice of Attorney, He Gives No Testimony About Killing of “Lucky Bill’ Last Week. When the Coroner's inquest into the killing of “Lucky BI!l!"" Crowe. gangster, was resumed today, Elme: Runge member of the “Egan's Rats’ gang. suspected by the police of having been tmplicated in the murder, refused to testify. “Were you in Crowe's flat at 529A Chouteau avenue last Wednes day night when he was shot?" Runge Was asked. Verne R. C. Lacy, former Assistant Circuit Attorney, who said he repre- sented several of the ®&itnesses, ad- vised Runge not to answer, and the witness maintained silence. After other witnedBes, including Mrs. Runge, Helen O'Toole and John and Pat Crowe, brothers of the myir- dered man, had followed the ex- ample of Runge and refused to tes- tify, the inquest was continued unti) Saturday Igadore onde, another member of. the Egan gang, was arrested this aft- ernoon and ordered held for bond as a witness in the case The witnesses were released o $10,000 bonds Rusge and his wife were arrested this morning at the home of Runge's mother. 720 North Fourth astreet Runge had a mark on =his_ chest which he admitted had been made bs # glancing bullet and a laceration on his left thumb which he also admitted was the regult of a bullet “He told me that he was a’ Crowe's flat when Crowe was killed.’ testified Detective Arohey of the Po lice homicide squad, ‘and he told, me he was shot twice He refused to give me any further informati« Runge’'s Raincoat in Room. Detectives, as has been told. had’ neern seeking Runge and his wife since the day following the Crowe urder,. when Runge’'s raincoat and his wife's cape were found in the —. in which Crowe war shot Runge wounde the pol ic@® ga" bear out the theorv that Crowe and | Runge, former pals, had fallen To bear out their contention bam 2 Fuge: e Harri« also was wounded at the time Crowe and Runge were shot, detectives exhibited at the in- quest a red-stainegq fur-trimmed’' coat found in the Crowe flat which atches a skirt worn by Helen O'Toole. Harris sweetheart Harris was taken to City Hoepita] from a doctor's office about an hour after ~rowe had been killed He had a bullet wound in the hip which, he said, had been inflicted hy an unidentitied man at Nine- teenth and Chestnut efreete Tater the O'Toole woman visited Harris at the hospita! She anid she was with him in an automobile when he was shot and also said the shoo’ ing occurred at Nine@teenth and Chestnut st-eets Potice Theory of Killing. Police believe the siaving of “TLuckv Bill’ had its inception in disagreement over division of $1645 'nayroll money of the St. Louis Pos ; ter Advertising Co. stolen March Following that robbers whi h evrred at the companys office, °% Olive street. the robbers escaped in an automobile ‘Lucky Bill’ Crowe later was arrested in a pet shop at Jefferson avenue and Olive etree’ where he was pretending to be «em ploved as clerk Witnesser of *he re bberv could not fdentifvy him «ari he later was released OPPOSES REMOVAL OF STATUE Br the Agssec ated Pres WASHINGTON. Ap: Sug gestions from unofficial sources that the atatue of Andrew Jacison. op- posite. the White tiougse nm Lafa’ ette Square. should be removed on the ground that ia not artistic have been taken up bv Senator M: kK ellar of Tennessee ae a letter President Harding. urging him nor to give his approval to such a pro posa! The gentiment of the America: neople is overwhelming’, against the desecration of anv of {ts monuments 7° an’ of tte hernes Vick e' said in his letter TOWN PAYS —T F rv ‘ DEERFIELD N. HL, Apr 14 } ra’ bs town to take advantage of the law passed this month lalature, m aking ern o-pea “a aries to doctors out of town f as Deerfie.d ‘ia . “a ‘ aupport of a physician during his firat \ears residence tt the town It is atated that several candida‘ are being coneidered bv the Roard of Selectmen and prospects ‘ewn will eoon have @ doctor of own are bright ’ concees | a #lee@i Saw in Prisoner's Collar. County prison to gain Fis ability to The negro was art! caw inside of an or- the attempted to board at lar rnade it possible mumerous forged the Oranve passed Do you know? PREMIUM | SODA CRACKERS Make delicious sandwiches when com- bined with cheese; the dash of salt_ added to their crispness brings out. their flavor. They are made by the bakers of UneedaBiscuit The Household Favorite of the Nation NATIONAL* BISCUIT: COMPANY “Uneeda Bakers” fo) ae fo) eee | ono 0 ro 0 or 0 Plain Toe! Kid Tips! celebrated girls and bovs’ Footwear at an amazing Of brown kid. black orn 0 0 an 0500 pear! calf and tan calf. with infants from a2 to s and children 5’, to 11 $2.50 to $4.50 values tor po—S om oo A HO oO —_——JIOrIg 4 j 4 /'i-” SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES A Rousing Tuesday Sale of Comfort Oxfords Seamless! made of soft black or brown kid stock, and hand-turned leather soles. Plain-toe kid tip and seamless, with low heels, *? ” rubber heels on top. Sizes 3 to 9 in each style Children’s $2.50 to $4.50 “Kewpie Twins’ Oxfords and Straps IST & colt. bleck cal?. stitched soles epee es 0 es eee ——— _ of. LOUIS | POST- DISPATCH * IPIGGLYE mm WIGGLY ee ee ee Dele meme HP peli hare al shin apg cw dees NEAREST ST. LOUIS LMS” sein, GP ae For a Big Pound Loaf White Bread From Our Own Big Sanitary Bakery. 1 24-02. LOAF WH ITE EXTRA LARGE BEST QUALITY WHOLE WHEAT BREAD RY SY-MY BREAD THE BEST MADE i2c. a a0 in Cartons The finest, sweetest and freshest you ever tasted, and the price is the low- est in St. Louis. POUND... LIMIT 2 POUNDS TO A CUSTOMER a + - Pt 2. ; . - = DOmNCemEEOgnS ROARS meen oss ceed mnsmenmenns ; PET, OR CARNATION TALL, 2495 FANCY, CLEAR SKIN. WHITE RURALS, Peck, 24° 1 POTATOES
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Se +: A ot ti ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH wee — The Cit¥ Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone pace BRS ee — that of the Daily Globe- Democrat and the Times Combined. — . | are Ts ——— —— —————————— —— —— _ _ -___ Teete , , 4 % ; 2 é' | SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8 AND 9 | —™ || Ed itorial Pare . ai vy te Ot ile B R R C (), | Nemo Protea | — . a | orset Service ia ~" , . Operated by the Ralph Full Dress and Tuxedo Company of New York, Spe- | | 3 Teor bint eneh Gilbvertes 7 The address de \\erecd at the cialists in Evening Wear and — Clothes for Men and Young Men. ; ‘tie = ' gtion oF a’ monument. ¢ Lu ‘200 war dead. con‘ained a ¥ qc [his event is of « \traordinary mmportance io me and voung men and tomorrow chould find many more | “Soe ee Sociale ms wi as : . ’ t T¢ ‘ ’ - $ ty ‘ Ss af . al A L. renewal of rance s deterrotr at profiting bv it to the tullest extent. Itis an unusu hh, Opp,ol tunits » Sk pei SO d cidedly on the smartest Vp ae . . € ae an te ain “the mene tg and Summer clothing that you will appreciate the advant: age of supplving all needs. Andso excellent : iawn Tille | inmnen Continuing the Remarkable Offering of 5 cart oe owe iin te is the variety that there is pie asing choice for men and voung men of eve rv taste. 7 i 3 Three months in the Ruhr. 3 . | shih x . $f Included are One and Two-Trouser Suits, Spring Topcoats, Gabardines, Whipcords, Winter Overcoats, 3 ions of a Values. =B 5 q wap = ee a a : Poand. DOC aE 1 | . ° -) 1, | sums abroad ; PU CTECT Pee eee reece ee eet ee eer ~ aa se 1a oelpsegbos> sd Aid Special, bor The occeupat had aiso tT Group No. 1— | Group No. 2— | Stationery | rewes: Large, single sheets of paper : “" . ! eS mn ranite tint with fabric finish with deckle edge and flaps of 3 =~ | light. the Pres er aseert 25, $30 and $39 $50 and $60 slay bere! on beth paper and anvelopes also deckle-edged ae = =] | maga reanita send which . i - : -. “ef envejopes one of the best and most pop -_ e Fieich ae cea ed asin Upper & V alues \ alues . : Fame Sratioreryv i'n a t, pes n° Sta? ¥ | 2s. ; = 1 ' , e e 4 : : ne " fear the inoffensmve name of | Pree? ON : 3 ES @ Tuscan Net Curtains in all. Be urity police oe? - emalier sre, $1.35 raue elones + ~a 7e package .ifc Main Fleer | : over conventional or plain top » ‘s Germany will wait in vain Ralph Clothes. Shop’s | ' Ralph Clothes Shop’s : box Tée 3 » .28c | : | t ww 6c f fects with bordered bottoms #7 eagle ee ae eee art.” said the Premier and finished wth 4-inch bak silt Giant ttn ofan tan Wee Worsted and Wool Suits Topeoats & Gabardines | | ee eee ies ance “cithcbinck heeao gm 2! Stich nat she Nas hors An Unusual Selling of 3000 Pairs of - 8 “31-20 ing Splendid for Miving or #4 Sonn saath sari Group No. 2 ~ Group No. 1— ~ | nhiteeet ita ald oe ae $40, $45 and S50 ) QO: 15 : $25, $30 and $35 : 1 QO: 3 M ’ Silk H ee a. eng determ pation t aye Values EE EL NEM eR ee 7 x | en S l OSC | . a Material : paid as he deacribed 7 Values tees that German: ire sp —_ rapery Ma- ‘ 2s ne thet certat: Ralph oes sa - Ralph Clothes Shop’s : 55¢ Value—Special . | various ‘attractive. dewigne:, tn | ‘eri: 30 inches wie: MME fe” wets ‘a All-Wool 2-Trouser Suits © Topeoats & Whipcords Tuesday, C a. | Peise: pate GORDO | $2.75 vatons ” “3 A BUILDERS CONFER Group No. l S 41> Group No. 2- ee 3 — r a / Ruffled Cartaine 85c and $1 Cretonnes fh | $35 and $40 ) - S40, $45 and $50 2 3 ul 46 a ee ee Eee _ Pi AN SENT 10 allt ‘Values Values , : @ Hose of. a serviceable a } pedtony : beset | tre colenind anal | and dependable qualitv: = | tie-backs to mate! = designs. Tuesday. | = ‘ R } , S : with reinforced heel. toe . oe ae $1.85 ‘4c - Saal a re ainns ely ; and soles—a group from : } Puxedo Suits W3 : 6. et . Summer Suits | hi enn «honid antici | oe Novelty Curtain Net Specia ? n F’ r (jot Intel \ ereoats | pale are : Main Fieor . > | to i scuee the unprecedented bu h ntial =r , 7 - (iverenats aie. § : Suodstantia 7 eo La Tn | 16.50 va’ S - ane now eweeping the intr | F 2 es : e Ms " : hk ack : P: reased cost of truct def.nite rbd : sm? ; _ . » . . Sed . . « uUubUusua i) ha : : ; ’ 4 ’ . 7 > = we ” es . e conference « wt Group No. ! vereonates ia 7 = : , a - ™" _ . . ~- « : . f ha | P A on " ean. : ‘* : ‘ . ener : = a ” | ? ; : pe 2§ “Fs 5 3 3 A J : s : : : a 7 *, : er Tyef \ ; ts ‘hs values . dap vega 3 : = 7 -_ & ast Friday, Secretary =) ont Pe - : - : ‘ ‘ ’ . . » , . . : Group No 2 "Oats Limited ropica’ Wore = - = = . ; ca ‘-% } : “ . : . — — g Salk Beek ij ~ i) ‘ ~ > L ; ' TI*%e 5 ey) : : : — - 4 a : : ; ‘ders red > i . eels . : Sr) \ — — : minidahee : : Fs = — : —— ‘ ™ Pa or . een = Pc : : : = . . é "A. be‘*ore = or . a@iu , . ane > Va le F -"- avgnua as to what might be such a2-centerence Second Fileor ‘he suggestion ; “rez the centractors. *Aroug As the Direct Result of a Special Purchase We Offer “National” | F eaturing Savings 1 That Are take Extraordinary ° eae : SE formulated « program whie "t te Hoever tn a letter —_— | ° 3 C Qe : Qe Vl er 3 Ford Carpets yorkmanshiy stments ma : current list prices. | Ford Starters a secretary of the Master Bx a \ [ . : For Coupes A. T. C. Non-Ski ic Ti Starters, whi Se me «(AStociation here. received. t ; For Co C. Non-Skid Fabric Tires ye am , - : : , ther . — hind- 3 ' 19 as regarce eg 3'8 ‘ eric : : e . : ing Ltacks Ff (918 to : ’ mere statement by ; +L Ea ae . a. ge , , . =" . : $4. 45 s0xs " s ~X4#*s 5.4 $25.81 2: : of Fora . } Cort nce of the existent i Think O/ saving ~~ | ‘> ; =" : x ZS. 06 s : —_ 3 ’ : ori? he : L . . , - ae : $52.20 : a lect ‘hrouw nfluence : 3 . uggage Carriers rte ay 26 5 oe ace sa S| -? e governed by ) / K. b d : ack enameled gee gndl The above prices are subiect te stock hand. | 7. 5 hy —sT Universal Keyboards f | nittrcening tears asete — Nel mais oe epectatanats | ARIE 30 way be exempted | i 3 are : aug A. Lf C. Inner Tubes at Very Special Prices nanan! Ans. : 2 Pp tt mI The “National” Portable has a universal key board—the eame as standar! ol "er 45 Maie of Para. rubber extra good g i : ” ree 4 2 4 a pansers surance office machines. Shift keys are located om both «ides. «o that thoee ac- ‘ ware 7 —— : . e. oe van . ’ _ c : : . " 7.7 4 : a : * a. aa custommed to operating a standard make machine br the touch « : For se tan ’ 2 3 w $3.00) Pea Head » and % ohonrrenceer of 40 Nowe $3.90 ‘ 3 *" rules suggested ~~? a 4 a - ee 4 % Again Tuesday, Economical Homemakers May Share in Our Unusual 3 | non : 4 3 atid : SPECIALS . : | neurrence af every cf Bay “Suretv” A 8) Ford Seat C EE botorccen ee Seaee Sale of 100-Piece Dinner Sets ee et Ate OS oe «| (eee Sue 3 5. 9 AD ost Socagse. = ae REED ow nar iy cschocaton at $35 to $50 Diinee $65 to $90 Values $95 to $125 Veluce $150 to ice Values = to $350 Values 4 i oe 7 | Fee, a a >) . meses & 3 . List $7.50 7 _ ane, as ; 9 " ; oo hy ' 7 ecale So Sr $ | ot | Rca a | | : : | : Bur it upen our recommen daticn " ani _ an rt uted. i —™; - elt =» + e ' I grace Ot! that wfll Ea Hudsen, Chalm - ; a - " orrece os ; : tiz fa ,’ “dd is ecva Iype. . . 92s BY ete ‘oe PTreeuit @ A very special purchase o gh-grade Dinner Sets made this sale possib! | are Havilan i oo reguiat adout peelasinies . “wy | Bs ... sations = . pCa uiti , ‘ j ley : . é Naat ine We : . my — ba tenets varian, Japanesc ana French hina, as well rut American an iE nglish po i « gy sea tte ere excmicite ' poUor€ _ y 3 es Ks = tere or including borders, Bord ball 4 voralions and handsome encrustations with coin gold hi: nad) , lg 3 ste . : Light bedy. $? 65 od . rery durat ) S, p Tha: 0 ar Brat ore should atiract all who would Save or hea atiful china or —* : J S-callee eee lied a : c: tt . 4 es : . ep ai Quart ro ‘ Dorr « ‘84 ~er Bl » a | P . mw ko iL ere ‘ ~ ‘Ze pe . * -* ‘ *' : . All sets have 100 piec led in th 3 Heavy bedy 95 : 16x20-!n. size t The. ot E 6S PPreximating 154 : ty fe ‘preces—are mode in the favored plain ” } S-enilee can $2.95 tne: 4 das) 3¢-im. size, jist o. at phat should be the nern shapes and of light weight, with highly glazed finish. : ) , - a This sftuet . | . | ~ aden: a ome on veer eee a ~ ~ + oe TT . — ~— + > = = em, f Rot checked : ; TEEPE PORE LTE: TTT STTETTST = ee: TTT eer a i me : t cottages ” Svietetetates hahahahahahaha DDD dhT AAT Dia aa eee Sotatetate ta teteteta ta tetete a ete ta tate tete te ete are) ec a , ae
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t tective poet vice “PART ‘TWO. FRANCE TO “CARRY ON” IN - RUHR UNTIL PEACE IS WON, POINCARE SAYS, AT DUNKIRK : ‘Premier Declares Proof Has Been Found That IRI ii CLERGY ~™ Germany Coulc.Have Made the Coal De- liveries Required of Her. tc mee’ her con The address de cation of A mon! | Offering of urtains a Value, Pair 2 Net Curtains in all- ntional or plain top hh bordered bottoms ed with 4-inch bul- e with black. head- mdid for living or LIS. apery Material en?’ aus pery Ma- 0 ya] ' ? Ain? s)’ : i, ry). , ; : : B. $1.95 nd $1 Cretonnes wide rei onnese in ‘hand lorite of flora tapes. win) yond eonventiona) B.... 44¢ ime range of attractive O5C lifth Mieer had convinced Rel re Sey iN finish teat she naid as ne Gen: ri BUILDERS CONFERENCE, 2 See PUAN SENT TO HOOVER ‘== Fs to discuge the unprecede PSSST ORR RRR RR eee ree ee eee ee ee” rd Starters a om ™ : ecm : : ‘7 ; e of : en lrietalled : me $4.25 | | vering Outfits ; erized . . -~ % f gue? : rtains with : glitis, bind- : ’ o ; : S16 @n ~ BP Bir : - ° : a4.85 : 3 84.25 ‘iD SPRINGS nl ana!l- : ae * ’ am ‘ase t © : he is" $1.45 : «Tr Rie 4- . *" . e450 : mark Plugs hs ™ th 7 cor . mT er ae “* t* Rke ac i. ; . r" whe — >ECIALS : Sponges : aie ik ' si ; ; mine _ the : Sim, wine aie : Stora; ge Batteries Ford : \ ; “ ere . erecta . siv2o . , for cloedge a) ed “ S. 4.65 ~ Chamois Skins ‘he Le ei ¢ a The Aa + a’ re ; Sicth Fileer : Pee Pe sees OES 0 Ey PER REE TPCT CC Pee ee ee eee eee sent to Hoover tn Rules as Suggested. the conference Ee, Viet at a , : ‘ ; eres 4 ri) ire ed . ‘oc dispensable rrance had ed Your vears wit tne single thought of Winning 11 War, the Pre niier saiq ‘toda T ur duty to wir the peac We ’ sworn to our dead na: ¢ ose the cto} ‘ mOoue “ dear ind be Tore ? S rior ent Ni ave ere ed nere tr ©} sé to ‘ agair 4 e\"\ th t so0/leFT rT) Nath France no Nas her ra ‘ vnat M Ro } AW s&s Al Ccaile ‘,ermany s TuU@uiay e sa Poincare “We do not think © Sstranghng at yone; our on) amb’ Q IS to be paid and ‘+o SAVe our seives from financial] disacte, (Charges of imperialis: agains’ France he characterized as pue foolish and nsane T° ; . one’ > . oilncare's ceomarks Intended «for British, Berlin Papers Think. 2 tha A ce aie T’reec BERLIK, April 16.—Premier Po fares remarks at Jounkir} were tended prin ril for k& zg lish cr sumption, the Berli: ewspapers ¢) nh ter the. Can? ,¢ dersta why such a new st lant as re garded as ecessar\ nN view of fact that Louis Lou eur was report ce in } fo na }? ie) eer > co? c | nr quest ' Ewing yr. iowa france —w—— If now. eo? he Tl rer | € 1 ‘ c;eeach was fended m 7 sr for thea (ler? an (,0VvVe? Tas: T lie ehetac ty thie Wee c cle f f jhe eip neo] sava | A ger. “the reply which is to he ? rieAlat, r ‘ u ene! f (lis opointmer Pas The newspane ld@ that ¢ 7 ote ana = 4s 6 ‘ ' ; ¢ Fy go? “ace fe rne at (‘é cL ae ‘ ee € f - ? ar4 rc he | ZR ihat we now ging COF ¢ , a) a “ . fi mes Ve . e) vv" ) Se 2 ne } ngs ers . = 4 ‘ , ce , ‘ P ‘ ‘ Was L ' e rine ~ ant : . = + ‘ - , + ‘ . t nt Ms (née A} ; r ‘ | ? ne tine (i? ’ , (nm? ‘ ‘ yree? ‘ ‘ ‘ )f } ; he | er ‘ ; ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ Se iie¢ The i] al | } reig be © ’ ' ‘ xn? ‘ ee as ° = ae 4 a ; ' ‘ \\ «' Lr ré* ‘ ’ ‘ ty ; ; The Ame ‘ ‘ overnments ar gre sids ‘ Lansing-Ist esr ence , ‘ > Gi” ae ‘ a / 4 , "oer er, ‘ ‘% ; ’ rhe car ‘ a ; ee ‘ ’ ee ent effect ¢ ‘he nine.Pow reatyvy negotiated | ne arms co! erence ; rer or rz a ymAaArTit of ; Ter hetw ee? ‘ne lapraness nay American Governments in China a SIE CIO - ‘ Fae f: ; wust & it inute ; rte Drama |i OVIET. MINISTER OF JUSTICE DEFENDS + Open Counter-Revolutionary Activities of Catholic Prel- ates Forced Raising of the Sword, Says Kursk, ALL CHURCH PROPERTY BELONGS TO NATION Declares Dr. Tikhon and Archbishop Zepliak Led Anti - Government Cam- paign as “Enemies. ‘ j t ; ’ ‘ ot ‘ , ‘ T ic! I ‘ 8 O} (,° TF in 9 t , E ‘ r } ’ ’ | ; ft; ’ er 7 ; cc } { ¢ s Pe Pp? ; ? ‘ t 4 Tt» ‘ ‘ 1\.cc ‘ ’ e ‘ ‘ a ty 7 , c ’ ; ’ I 2 @ a7 ‘ ri¢ Poe oo ees sven oe MANAGEMENT OF ROADS f ‘ . ‘ rif 4 ¢ qe - t P ‘ c ’ ‘ 4 1? .- ‘ ‘ ? sé ; ‘ , ‘ ‘¢ ’ , to : f fre as ) us 7 ‘ la ' ' 5 [= nf , “— "= | , » ee ‘ ‘ pag S o | . , . ‘ \ \ . ° ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ — + + .& ‘ , ’ | * 4 ‘ a ‘ ’ - - Heirarchy N\gainsi Government! } ’ . ’ ‘ ‘ ~~ L rh _- ‘ 4 ‘ ere , ‘ , Pry 4 ‘ , ¢ 4 ‘ a f + ; Sq t- f ? + i ‘ " ‘ (2 , ’ f ,* ‘ ‘ a ’ a re. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - « ; a ‘ ; ’ ° ‘ t ‘ 4 4 + ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ > es Lg + ‘ ) cS) ¢« ‘ - qaqa s¥ f ‘ PRS ‘ A ed o oft a « fry, re aé 7 f : 7 * > > 5 , Fiaie® avdsia nz r¢ et’) e € had ample grounds, bhecause ' Was . , , , , * > a . ‘+ ’ I _ ,r”* fy c spa Y ‘ PF Ing ¢ e |{ proressed ( oT? : ‘ r\é 1 ‘¢ rs + c > OG e mig an ‘ ; ‘ "¢ f ’ a T fF x6 ‘ 2 1 ’ f - as : 2 c € w x \ - i P 4 « P , ’ ~ ‘ ~* 4 ‘ a ¢ ee "s ©¢€ ’ ‘ -- " a ‘ . r u ’ v? ’ ; ‘ | ; ~ s) (,uided by Soviet laws ” 4 err’ ‘ « 74° , ‘ £ . i. ‘ , cf, . { > igs ¢? _ an ‘ k e ig ° ' ‘ eT The { e re 1. | g ee t s DA 7" } 4 ‘ Pye ’ t rig? ¢ a ? ’ ‘ . x “ve 7 + ’ nse ‘ ’ ‘ - s = . ‘ je : : , Ps a 2 f ‘? > s, ~~ . * ‘ ‘ “2 UM me eR RS TT TT TT TE AER ad ors - oie “a (oer —— : 2 pt eg
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LOL is POSS DISPAT H, MONDAY k SVENING, . APRIL lb, 192: -_—— -_—-— - ~ ———— — —_———__—_- —_ ee lv oe ea 2 | by MERE ae ce 16 63923 A eR uaa=—-———- LOLOL LN, LLL — - = : _ ’ ad naid eubstantia! , = might we. ~ 4 7° we > eee ae : b . - = -— . ea ee eee 'ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MR. WILSON’S MESSAGE. opinion would compel the withdrawal of the invad ) sl ; , = gla q PST YEA? CM Fownded by JOSEPH PULITZER The brief utterance of former President Wilson ere and reinvigorate the world mind now bit ), approving the unconditional adhesion of the Unit- .,.....4 , : “sr . if . a at . - ‘ ‘ »* roa, a2 Pulitzer Pu ed States in the World Court and suggesting tha c onsible accounting would revea: ~~ Pa 3 rie PUES . Concretelr os : be , v7 errih Roulcrarad 4 r : ” ° 7 . e% ss — ae | , te ; | ) : ner disposi- Hilave Street. it would be more consistent with the fame of the (,ermanyvs Cap ' regardless OL: => > ~ —————————— EE t nited States to wecome a member of the Leaguer ' Tr i; a euch would ena’ le the ca THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- of Nations and share with the other members th ifeame a nracticable schedule of fut iymenis as PORM. —_ sponsibtl nich tHe ¢ centers oo ; : T knew that my retirement will raised “ sntroversY e . iter. y.4) y's integrit) u ke feasid' , a 4 aise a st : Bi . shed German paky ab YU ” “a ie 3 . es make no difference tn it- cardinal ' Seo See a RE 7 . Pog satior * rank Craven, Playwright, T princ?pics, that tt will always figiit Afainst vi usoD pa Mi nancil Sa - | . ' ma 6 q cece sitia . r for progress and reform, never tol- en that son wou: i co : ing oreel ' Sad } les RiSibdilities of Big rrate injustice or corruption, always favor our part! ipat | : Audience fight demagogucs of all partics, never ttural that he wou! unr r : ms acc , « . ud ih 3 ; ia * ail as | ‘e | a & 7 : ‘ce Wet iH is 7 : : , a ‘ he - : ; . 4 ‘ 4 leading actor a “ re that —eeennes , i o , - ae 2 , ig a profound study, i LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. “*” bonor and standard Investn ae : y $3 Mnental vein, of the feroctt Hee the problems hic Or on’ is n int temens 7 : T ovig a2aers . n- . : me con : ; : Sas ; . : ahae ; a . : os : i pe i Is7S8 aqiseased. mt aa ‘ourt tainly beards ance ficvonver But in its own war Sear’ is an honora: amusing essay An , in comed;. and possesses 7" . . = & . . " " " . : DVOCATI : . ° " : : : ' . me m J i . r oh aetit of auc! ‘ee anit © Fiving it ‘ : : 1on , ; ace adia 'frrl sc , te ’ a ‘ 7 i f ; ‘ : elu mr ; : Natal of Na ms : . + 7 , ; cate pews sn -_ , a 086 writing and acting. tha . , resents submission ) | mk 2 beth ‘nr , - “$ e owe hase an impression rpecta . lency in na’ watching -action stage. tm . 7 = . 7 7 '_/- #Tn ment. we eavesdropping p¢ ar mS - _ the proceedings of t: ' | ) ‘ertainiy th ria © con! ble for th verage opinion busin ‘an the , a , ; ; room from «hich one wall hag of Women Voters now fn tion h yt moblicai ies ihu Root he mo ‘minen Se af anc! 5m j he hw ¢ ris —s s ; a > > Tas 4 to have been removed 7 ea oe : . " " ; " ‘ . - : ‘ ‘ ' ; ' : ‘ ‘ - >. ; } J : ae wees St und | -j tepu i to frame i : ls me : ane ; i one + i (= ie Pe We "—e - Grace Livingston, daughter ee | ie : . Sig . 3 ‘Adle-class family in Reading, league there is going nm @ real strugcis ' ant in aa : CA 5 : : . : a e+ i* : - ; a te under siege o! wo SuUlTOrSe wie istration are Re F si . preference. and perso — have no relation Women's Tasks in Politics reful avoide 7% the Editor of the Post-Disepat > fe EA ee ae r ra “e 7 ans dy So - ourt, and 5 | ” ' ,T aT » 7 a > . » 7 lic sentiment. It is fort to temper rigat Wits ssuming that th statements a 7 al the ww orst spirit O07 ; r : 5° ych nNropaza’ * ~ ¢ to limit the work ii ers P -. _— - —_ _— _— rT O-UU Li if eaxalida F this ogre - conn . want ate ad , | all the reatest statesmen | | questi f propagan has anr't > aot MS ST , / ~ — lering is handson e and bears commplisiment cf great bt aie ot bee syed Bisa or =X ae \\ Eee greatest inefficie: feesior as engineer whi piso During the later vears him. about on vat —- = Suffrage Association and ma ain $obs to such roman wie spots oa life of its successor, ¢! itional | rue ae tea? —y P = : : Me i 7 peek a. ' gona. Washington State ahd of Women Voters, there have grown 4] - mG o ) __, | 00d - 7oeks ‘Caewee « : SA FOT EN , i hs Columbia. Thomas Tucker ‘many atandine arain ; ed i = (YP f ul ; . ; 21) FF, fr _ ¢ ‘ar Ara and . . % . Lge Saye homeliest young man in Read! : ceperndaDdly and i pioved in the real estate busin voteq to we TK ~* . ” — 7 . " : yy ~** . : . 7 7. : on . ; “ : - ; labor, #ox vse & : ici ) riaTain in ; mies : : aoe ' ile : | : | : . = ~* ° . Nan practi ‘a! yvoung woman . . . : : Those h ? B is republics , ' ) ' tarian. work seem to have lit' | . | - an : , . , ' “. i ' 4 hesita‘’e What is beau . " — + : 5 : ' ’ as ‘ : . ' . ~~ " : ~ " . ‘ 7 : ; . 5 _- ~ > _ ~ ‘ . - eo” * a . ; a ' sf ry = / 2 in purely political matters e more 2a -- — - = a « ; > : » , , . - ‘ ° . . . . - _— . . . " i« > “a * ’ a _ 7 - - : 7 : ren : political-minded Aen're the abot : | ; , re eet ee , ; nad perhaps anas 1° ene the league's progr arn of all this human o ente! | eBladDlished iD nation court I au , - Cs. ' a phould prevail over secur) , tartan ‘womaniy” work “AS §& ' ’ ‘ a = I ; : ! } iT ; , 3 —s ; ; Ps . . . : : . “ t aware that “ \« he rever For eeveral years “01 rey "eRe Pa : ioe an : tr . - he : ee ‘ Se a . ates y~ Rae ~ . . ' ' : * ~ ' ve * , , . . pil os — * = . a° = ® . a, i. alse ° ome? bar er 5 rd * p> / ae . .7 "Fado! tants ata reoay Th, rouD es , . 5 Le ae pe DU 1. toll r } "ar r acite r j - . a ER ae ee Tere RA = ee ee. — the price of ari « bedien husbe . : — » * “ “ ya ~~ - z= * , , wwe - ide ; OS] , . . + bevond rubies oy it is Tommy contentediv : + ay: at the league is a political organ- in peace becau aus So ¢ Ssitiol i a ore oS =o se and as euch should t trespass party took a leading part ‘ hg ' iil 7 iad = :, , ; = is snatched up into matrimony on the flelde of service of welfare orca: ing anr adheaian i nat oS aap | | ) ‘‘ on condition Grace will have izations. They say that ‘women : 3 oie iter ee a Gia — | ae ing a : a | ‘3 cake and ¢at ft. too Shy and taking advice from too man 1) . a | Ge oe Sagan ¥ . it D r tne is b socialist . , — Reestrian Tommy must turn int , , : ' 7 “ss acoventurer. and bear her away prefer the league ep bu ifare * _ en oy tA aztte, pagzand an ma DUS n ' eee eeaiee reduce its political efforts. within his own party. If Mr. Harding would 60 ion as have these games of grab which have had «! WE OUGHT TC HAVE A COURT TO SETTLE THIS WAR. SEE 30 cae oesenst och thar? —— ——_ —_ —_—— . = ee yn arried 11 months, ana ecrvatisnr advocate t) ention wel- - , + ic . ) | —- ) _ te Z " i ri : : . | ssa : ' . : ' ‘ ‘ - tr NI | R R Q) R*@ » shabby fat na aniin , on-p it minded ve.ta eZ | , eee or. elieve the ethical standard ss are {i , of , wT "rit e h € thought of «this Salta | | 3 J U ~ ti 4 M l N U i E aed | because he knew a man who cS | Br PUBLIC OPINED: wccmtanteoa i one of those meritorioys swt liowevet : men rou } ' “ON - ,aT iz Tar en.) 7 : +? Pe yee ‘League of Women Voters a i ay WE eA aes = ' ve e tae pu ate ; : which .2re the duty of respe » 7 the Hat As Ce » . onsumed if : 4 By By ,* . a: a - iaeenne bf the le ~ leg WHAT HAS GERMANY PAID? - than a vear the s! Sle Bate een ! She acter } - a iia cman ate = rom th | | A ae See , ' | | . ip oa" LL that is being said regarding Mr. Bi | How the Tuckers, to ciinch foal matters, domestic and inte , rer? alms | ive e a Nivae 20 Panis * asec Pt int cre! ar : | ° SERGE eS 's , Geal. give a dinner for the pura : . ~ * . . . . . . . + . : . . Pi ry , ? .y and in the worldwide canipaign to ourla: my gy al nized ateu arec the Wa , 7 in’ ar ‘se ek ine ti flat-dDottome I Of ; rénominated by B - tre agen¢ and his wife. forme war Will continu lity eas} "Th ne. + — an a - De -~ te - ' . ex a . ,' ie ; dees Aas nounts to very litle unless Sfr. = ola Waudevile actrees how the ole e P 4 ihe : '? ‘ i, | ‘ » | ; Li . s -' © tin of uae who are most i 4 ‘1 | ) > oh pail ; ‘ Tr es Te te ae ER gre a r —_ e cook defaults because o In the estab?!ish Sent il etiue } Bm Y { i A. (Oe Pits ti | zs MOLD lide, an ‘omes forward as the dec lared ieack of she asteers aed ane (; irnme "eg : at nan be f i #4 ; 8 Y . ‘ : ‘ : PRenublic Mr. —_—— SS . operation an ong ' thry ; ; iu a -- i } . = , a ae = par“. f oft , mer shiftiess daugh'er. a2 imune lary of wAr ace : i ae ae a. ~ oo | FP . a ee ha _— : F ; ’ me E> : “aA : ; - ’ “ ‘ ’ ‘ : ; ™ . ‘ . a) : ‘ e , ‘* . “¥ ‘ ‘ 4 rCl | . Xt ; . : / erest te-- —_, an of Dick r ari ng . . . ” ° > ~ ’ ' : " ad a > se 7 t the Editor of the Post Disrar > py ; a 7 ¥ ae teal ; :' Ris Sa? en } inter. sth 2 ehin piece Of legisiation @ — as or oe way Pyrotechnics which end tn her HAVE Jus? read 3? : : — — Cis ‘ ‘ A 2 . . ’ ~ , iat s j ° ‘ ry . " i , +, avi ean’ 2 to aad ‘har and Reading aii . ° » - i . 7 ’ J ‘ » . = . a . . . . ,? > . . . 9 ~ . ; ne : » , Per aa . + VaU > O | 4% - } red m "T is rob LN | - » ge . ar nd ether tragi-com es finding the police tn il . 4 ve stl | = , ® ad | . ae s. aan ot 0 , Indeed the talk of ¢ : Lragi-comed ire Gther methods of ob vir to - , = » 1 ars nm ; - ‘ nae aS O01: Ppudoii¢e o | mu . at INGSOO! —_~- * a : ab = ‘> Kim is ‘a slap - *2-ed in as aughable a scene h . >? - . : | ** , - “ ; = - . ’ ’ : . . + ’ - - , i? ’ : * 2 . “ . : . ' . a! i. , : nae ’ a3 v : ony 3] ¢ afl : ee | than @re proper ah on't make me ! . . ; . ¢ . igs _— ida Beer onal be he fac It would n have been ad _ pisee eae laugh! Anybody ' Peete tun | { ° Nien! Pare intel « nting pre i g NOt 1] aseaasine* is aces , ba sie | Lou! [t \ os etek eal han hat de A Bedraggiced Hero. fhe verdict Who are the mermb. *thaee -_ : _— » world ™ — . >» 4 : a See | thie . : > _ » v is ° . sar ‘-@rTrrTr iny¥ ’ 4 . in ey 7 ’ a? U Lin t . 7 : : ; ’ ‘ 2 > . = ~ M4 . - -tists can “res and b ow me. c: article by as oman Writer if Harper's Re Tommy is gettin en they try this: Take a bar of eaoan ants ' :, nor } S e. He must be te If there is a raiircad ira : re * when Grace rune ft - —e : } f ‘ : a be sd sat . ‘ sire £24 "Se ; —_— ould Itke to t Se4\s:ance. aims a blow at Dick Vantheon' . —_— - ~ — put it tnte ai towe! na hb - + % nee ka See . victim's head! ened 4 NO FOREIGN | | : | — ! isborg. A » SES we Ce ae rset 74 | + mn thie mannen the - ‘ ‘; = Tretios Sea: Pe 1 tN , va nd inet } r bung up a fellow’s h te . \ ‘ : . pig : is ot man named Sandzen would never have est of newspaper honer. “IGS ny anc ~ Ser ks ber 2 : ’ ! ana- ;, wih - ‘ awa . , -¥° Nate ¢ : sete en " nad ‘nsensibie owevr . : et : ought brush when we £0 | ) murmurs. I sey - . . . 7 : fece The Old Russian Church, . , . | » we . & | ' “sAaral } uiry into the price eo kh ‘ tha bre ryan home the booty in the T* the Etire . " x . . ’ ;, » ¢ — " : — patie athe ee . _— Her dibes:ng ad of $s: *"*s Ana a. : . , . , weet : , = >¢ ' whic eh ises a aeweet mess ahead .? “i* zene who try to 4o0da@e eTriti a? youn on Bis Com, EVERA , Con Nut . ' ; . ; . . Teg ' : ’ * aw ; . + . e Braédy picture of that "We mrt’. : er ; ‘ ™ ’ . ae i : . | . . : ty ae “heat! wholly h THE FARL OF CARNARVO’S. Z = Matrimontal ruin. Mr. | a ; > =? ~ ast night chuck «ee te Ly PE P'aided from the ain's fs Pe French (Atrecities in the Rube ; , Vy Fes } | ' OU > u. ' way DO 4 ‘oO MP. ; . : WAL Ss \ ' | a a yye must be the soul of you, *”* . . - ~ : a? ’ = — ” q , . . ’ , a . —. - - * > “a : °C > rg 80 ;.o07wers Say | ; ‘“overy of the n + khamen. Het > the achevlogical expedition were at ' | | : ) looming somewhere every day, 2s real we feel the while death > ; : whose nazgne i«a Written at world 3 4 e@ ment, _ « tears are dried to see . Mare mother’s knee ow s wealthy met of V4 never ) uston be ae. - — . . ™ " 7 —_ oe hate or treachery There Lad been archeological expe ons of ’ . oe "7 a _ aa te el. fin r es Bau l.oté al nmost sou! of you? . scot Pan oe! a { : de . ™ iidrer smile " on ihere had been orations ‘ =. e *reenseftord§ «€ greater com The Tutankhamen ! Buenos Atres. April : Re Yarn Tarri ble necessity,— period Yet the Tu ne hamet wget be Ply mor ath Aprvt Spheres that grow br fire and etand ar - » acu! ot Pork for Lenden ou suffer too tieations. © © © T circums™ " ‘Queen sown Apr ehtidren do Tutankhamen'’s . was unearthed i ec amt ergze imj,verse ‘-.” %4~ _ ~ . «= " +a — > _— ,r ough ° e by sacrifice— of the mest inconsp: , , - , York for Liverpoo ; iz some laws most crue’ erent one of wor'lé4wite interest. [ft «a Salted We can acco: fear fos , When your secret’e understoo modera world to the wisdem of seeking 7 Lverpoo!. nant > 4 of imfermation only en the ® quite commen ramer At any (ntverse, ft must be good, ures of the ancients. treasures of sc ~ (aneé prit 16, Balti Se does uot read the paper ; 8 spelled Sergeant. Sargent. Seargent Perfect love the sou! of rev vention rather than the purely materia " i8) —o. - * before she got out of town H. M. WILLIAMS. , which may have survived. | ere. April 14. Parte. “ eaied for Piymeuth A
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~~ > ee ee ee ee IIRROR of iC OPINION ee 8 designed to reproduce without mmiment by the icading publicist, periodicals on the questions of a GS RENOMINATION. wad ‘Tir: bet @e i Itlunrding’s piris Ated 1 his party” bittl: Vir. Harding himeell’ orm the Powe) of letting things forward he declared leader of he Repu in party. If Mr. Hard- 3 : : ry ‘ution of mer'* if = of Justice. if ’ : : ; Wy wiinis ' el wt the ‘« cused” ; f suga teadi up “\ : : pub eg : : : ron oft nast at ef lcrmment. if he gets ' egislat i a nushes if along, VM jd de and aid or he way Pp and : nobedyv. can deprive nat Indeed the talk of the Pur ' Yily jie nn sian in i] ’ a ye been sw) stered ; ood that polit nal leader t% ga good fellow, but ; rong hand ase well So fare ») wn few of thie qualities re ra SPAPER HONOR, VYoman Writer in Harper's Mag-« a Oint I ehould itke to touch oB4 of newepaper honor “If any, * wry rrmure | say only this ' ' : 1 obeervation go thes writ e for decent newspapers . or? r ti various emi? irs jod we jtielsm, or finane net by proclaiming In sten® ° : when all be iru of which, seen in pring ' Pyeent A mv new spa-*? Ps ,Aal » for somebody braver _- re because of a8 ay ff he and not the mult I have known of just one ' ; ' refused to “pass Thee ma gentieman of the* lered the blame ra “ reaulifed inf rhe port me Put DY a news agencys* Wepaper writer who dehbe rately : te fenseuffer from more at ‘s r the sins of other | _ * Hi OP CARNARVON. the Far! of, rea’ a ’ Gus a of he died Thursday, a vVicUm ole Posearch. | (Carnarvon made ' “ resulted in the dite~ faut KDaBMeT lie financed . ps ee elt was th¢e ; iW written at the topes . * ere instead . a : of the Brite ne, oor bee ard > . 7 “y ae b | litions ef grea’. one ¢ a ra Carnar bee 4 - involving . % reign Was one edging : gv pts golden - be . >? ' a atio na wit - ’ A mijt yy: inve iat * under wth caw ; earthed made ihe ¢ ‘¥ re ** if i “ PT hene P| rhe ” eo? oe me. ; ng the rreas irwaeures of ecience and te irely rhaterial wealt ‘ha ; ir.vived - ; — MONDAY. Ea 16. 1923. e The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DIS PATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 17 FIST YER” COMEDY“ > us AES LEY OUPLNS “LR =) 10 BE WED TONGHT TOF CONNUBIAL BATTLE = . Bank Craven, Playwright, Tick- les Risibilities of Big Audience. “ 7 t 7 BY RICHARD L. STOKES. SLY military men and criminal Sefectives. according to Thorstein Peblen. live constantly in a bellicose Bate of mind. That young married @uples —- aiso to the class ot Co / She Will Become Bride of F. | eonard Hall at Church of the Unity. ISS FRANCES WOODWARD ny Woodward Mabley of 4905 Argyle become the Leonard Hall, Ferderick B. Hall, piace, will evening of F. son of at belligerent § | Dr. and Mrs. ; Pe che habitus’ ee 6 _the the Church of the Unity, Waterman waching of “The First Year,” in} avenue and Kings highway. The — Vrank -Craven appears this Rev. Dr. George R. Dodson, pastor of at the American as playwright. the church, will perform the cere- 7 leading actor. Not that his wot at & o'clo¢k, assisted by the eemedy is * profound study, in.the lg Russel] Henry Stafford of the sentinental vein, of the feroc ities of p; grim Congregational Church. ro yoos 8°. t would Miss Hilda Mabley, sister of the probably never have reached produc- een will attend her as maid of Gen on the American stage. and cer-_ honor. and another sister, Miss ee meld. the Fiaine Mableyv: and Miss Helen Hall. wards since October. 1926 sister of the bridegroom, wiMl be Sein its own way, “The First —Teadl Pha s«Mypidesmaids. They. are to be gowned car ig @n honorable and keenly , y PAs NOETaR | like in flesh-colored crepe romaine, emusing essay in American genre MIS LeLIZ.BETH HART. 's-ith cream lace forming the upper comely; and possesses. within its Miss Hart recently announced her | Fart of the bodice and extending ie the merit of such veracity. engagement to James Eugene Baker | ftom the knees to the DOM RES Ws ein Writing and acting.-that the 4,0 gne js the daughter of Mra.|the skirt Changeable blue and ppectator has an impression not of Edward Studley Hart of Webster | Silver faille ribbon girdles will en- watching action on a stage, but of Groves. icircle the low waistline, and from a sayvesdropping upon life in a real | wired bow at the side back will hang soom from which one wall happens. | Peete Poerscx, line vhon trait: Shey are to wear iohave been removed 5 Social Items “silver headdresses and will carry Grace Livingston. daughter of a Be iene ss Ophelia roses, with Miss Hilda Mab- middle-class family in Reading. l’a rie i a ris) ‘iiiies TOON ees bouquet combined with blue je under siege of two suitors Dick liaeahtibiie Pages Of Miss Helen Pratt. celphinium. joring is handsome. and bears ab hin 8 fongidt.. and Mrs. Thomas The bride's gown is of white crepe tim the dashing glamor of his pro- writen oy mn go ponies road, Fer- jaccard, made simply with a boat feasion as engineer which has ferried AT ne - 8 Prseiieso . Croxton. s0n of | neck and long waist line. A crepe him about on various .construction _~ my Poa techs Bo Los Angeles. romaine panel shirred at the left fobs to such romantic spots as Ari- ne aioe aon : at Alton, TIl.| xide and falling to the floor, is the soma, Washington State and British oe 1 be aie . couple knew of the only trimming. Suspended from the Columbia Thomas Tucker, the Wr eye 1 9 Ts Plans for the) shoulders will be the satin court homeliest young man in Reading, is fama ind bt i n announced. Mr. train weighted at the end by a band fependably and contentedly. em- «aera teeoong — their Br old duchesse and rose point lace plored in the rea! estate business. " aide ri r ‘San Pp Biv rief honey- _Caught with orange blossoms. A rose No practical young woman coli wo4e4 ay $y Wr | roxton was edu- noint coronet will hold the tulle veil hesitate. What is beauty, repre- at Leland its 2 ma v and Z Croxton te her hair. and ene will carry or- sented br a handsome spouse ane : 4 ap 2 ie nivereity chids and valley lilies Mi: perhaps handsome children, that 1! Mrs. Géalé. B O'R awe Ralph Hal! isto be-his brother's should prevail over security? Grace |” 7¢ et ae eiliy of 5621 test man. and the groomsmen will be S aware that she will never have Waterman avenue ‘will depa mt today Wayman Whittemore. Glenn Hill Jr.. cause to be jealous. of Tommy. He “ad New York for the wedding of Wilson Lee, Warren Clark of Burl- is aleo constitutionally *dociie—ana egal as Miss Louise Lynch, and iMgton, la., and Arthur Hall. | the price of an obedien®husband | ree Joyce Itanton, tomorrow. A reception for 175 guests wil! beyond rubies. So !t is Tommy who iss Lynch is the daughter of Mr, tollow at the Mabley home. and after into matrimony—vnt jeand Mrs. John Lynch of 1 niontown, a honeymoon trip Mr. Hall and his ’ * « Urvivals fron) is snatched up on condition. Grace will have her, wy pone tt eres mach} “ast . or hride will reside at his country home rake and eat it. too. Shy and of ei : Saga Roto gang! meary- near Pevely. Mo. | festrian Tommy must turn into an dae arty town On 4 e-Hydson, The out-of-town guests will in- moventurer. and bear her away from Suk cal in N@wW i clude Mr and Mrs. Ralph MeCartv the stagnant life of Reading. whe ce 4 be Fe . eae deme of Buffalo x. Y.. uncle and aunt -f In the second act they have been ° as ita veied extensively both In: the bride. and Miss Clara Woodward married 11 months, and are living in ‘* nited States and abroad. - of Boston, who will be the guests of = shabby fiat in Joplin. Mo. Tomm Mrs. Theophilus Conzelman of 5260 thought of this mining metropolis Mrs. Carl A. Niederlander of 4942 Washington boulevard. Mr McCay because he knew a man who lived West Pine boulevard will return ty will e his niece in marriage there. We soon learn he is engaz: ] home tomorrow from New. Orlecns -— i, one of those meritorious swindics Where she has been visiting her sis- Mrs. Gus Thal of 31 Kingsbur which are the duty of respectatie ter. Mrs. O. H. Williams, forthe past place will leave this week for » visit husbands. Hlaving learned confiden- three weeks. Another sister’ rs. W. in Atlantic Citx Hally that a raiiroad is about t0:B. Tscharner of Minneapolis.- who build a spur across an abandonei+4!s0 has heen visiting X'rs Williams Mrs. Thomas Bovd Armistead o* Bmusement park, he uses ali hie ca>- | Will return to St. Leuis with Mrs. 5993 Kingsbury boulevard wi'l be ital and even Grace's Liberty Boni Niederiander to be her guest for a hostess at a tea tomvurrow afternoon © acquire options.on the property. fortnight. honoring her sister, Mrs Stuart which he proposes to eell to the cor Kritzkyv of Nashville Tenn... who ‘s piration at an exorbitant price Mrs. J. W. Taylor of. 4564 Athlone visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs How the Tuckers, to clinch the;avenue will give a missionary tea Irving L. Jones. 6367 Enright ave- Sei, give a dinner for the purchar-| Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 nue. Mrs Kritzkvy was formerly ms agent and his wife, formeriy a o'clock for the Women’s Auxiliary of Miss Edith Le Grand Jones She Maudevilie actress; how the old re- Trinity Episcopal Church The Rey. will remain in St. Lou!s until the lat- Mable cook defaults because of an FEF. S. White of the Church of the ter part of the week tack of the ‘‘misery, and sends Holy Communion wil! speak on the iidhalidinas, er shiftiess daughter, a laundrers, relation of social sérvice work to the Mr. and Mre. Marion J. Lesche Substitute: how the synthetic gin church have taken possession of their apart. cocktails bring a shriek of ‘Poison’ ment at 6402 Enright avenue. Mre from the ex-actress; how. the dicker Miss Frances Withers of New York Leschen was formerly Miss Lucilic m wrecked, through Grace's efforts | City, secretar: of the National Ehrler. Her father. Walter A. Eh w aid her husband and also the in- Chureh Sehool Service League of the ler. has sold his hore, 3207 Sullivan. tervention of Dick Loring, who Episcopal Church will be the avenue, and will make his nome |. in ances in; and how Grace and wer speaker at a dinner Wedresday eve- California. Dusband explode into connuabial ning at Ghrist Church Cathedral at’ F rotechnics which end in her flisht) wnich superintendents and church Mrs. Alex Franken: a ee te mother and Reading - all hESe echool teachers will be euc« ee . rankenthal of! 5315 and other tragi-comedies «are re- | meg —- ~e¢imar boulevard announces the en- Yealed in-as laughable a scene as las cently convulsed «an audience. Ann Brought home the booty in the shape the origina! company. These are Frank « ‘raven, .s Tommy: the marriage of Miss NMertie Thomp- 1109 King’s highway. the marriage of f£agement of her granddaufhter, Mise ivrtle Jacob. to Gilbert Loewensrte!n. eon of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Loewenstein - ouncement has heen made of A Bedragglied Hero. son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. cf 5617 Pershing avenue. The couple The third act. in ‘ch the locale Thompson of 4654 Page avenue, and. wi}l be at home to thetr friends on pMurne to Reading, is not long under &. M. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. April 29, at .5315 Delmar my until there is a rough and James Nelson of Detr Feb. 24 in poulevard | Mmble fight in the parlor between LVetroit. They are living in Detroit Tommy and Dick. No, the hugpand eae Mrs. I. B. Landman of Indianap- S0es not trounce his rival in Homeric Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hannegan of olis is Visiting her parente, Mr. and Syle Inf ct. Tommy is getting the 5501 Cabanne avenue have just re- Mrs. louis Levy of 5736 Westminster worst of it when Grace rune to his turned from a month's visit to San place. SMistance, aims a blow at Pick with Antonio, Tex , iniiemsigs oe vase, and instead knocks her hus- a" The S8&t T~uis Chapter, War Band inaensible Howevr grogegy Miss Dorothy Schuttner of 3457 Mothers of America, will meet to- pe Patched as to one eve, he is still Dunnica avenue has announced her ™orrow at 2 o'clock at the Disabled me conquering hero. Has he not engagement to Fred Praechter of ‘eterans’' Club, 3737 West Pine The wedding oulevard . Bp $125,000 profit- on his deal. which will probably take place in June em a bas been put through notwithstand- wane Recommended for Scholarships. mg everything Mr..and Mrs. Joseph Desbergey of War memorial scholarships were AMong nine characters. five are 5783 Kingsbury boulevard vorraet be recommended by a Princeton TUnt- versity Committee which met Satur- their daughter. Miss : Cav at Kansas City for B. F. Hobart Tim Mw “Marie Desberger, to Irvin S. Cohen : ’ urphy, as Dr. Anderson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen ©®!@ and Rembert W. Ia Baume _* uncie; lyster Chambers, @8 o¢ she Claridge Apartments. 41; Dvth 18 vears old and students at the ek; Leila Bennett as Hattie. the Clara avenue.- The wedding took St. Louis Country Dav School. Cale — maid; and Marceita Esmonde place last Thursday The couple Wor the district award from nine : Ree slanging wife of the purchas- will be at home after May 1 at 5624 Contestants from four states. - He is. me age. later recruits are Alice Pershi the son of Dr. G W. Cale, 5531 Owens, as Grace: Ss her father: James Bradbury, ng avenue : Chamberlain avenue. la Raume. who Mrs. Mother. ne mtclaon, - ag Her Mr. and A. G. Showere of “as recommended for one of the 15 er, and Hale “Sorcross as Mr. go9 Atianta avenue, Webster Groves, scholarships at large has shown —.° » Arrived. Smilev avenue The wedding took ellgrenging ' Preas place last Monday at Blessed Sacra- Cl. SER iis ‘sotem Suet , a Celtic, Liver- ee ae oa ——. netjord, Christianta lev offic'ating Miss Marie -Dillon. a , Buenos Aires April 14, Vauban, ecusin of the bride, was bridesmaid. $2.00 DINNERS . ork eyd Francis Norsech of Dallas. Tex. are becoming eationaliy fa. ork Pee Ap: i4. Ansonia, New fermer!v of St. Loute. acted as best — ms nen te = . or Londo: man. The couple are spending their nae ee y @ fameons Sensiow n. April 15.—Cedric, ).eneyvmaon tn San Antonio. Tex —Darecing te the mesic of Tork for 1.4) erpoo! : rae! atta mma 3 Orchestra oo, : sated. Dr. and Mra. Oliver O'Rar of 3741 ion” a net rk "pool, April 14 Raltic. New palm etreet will sail Sunday from i 2 netinaitia beh (and eatled for Queenstown New York for «a six mpnths’ Euro . = ineat sy is.) pean tour They will spend much of er Apri! 14. Parise, New York the time in Berlin and Southern © #160 for Piymouth April‘l16.) « France. i MABLEY, daughter of Mrs. Fan- bride this. oe of ev!! DARING AND FUNNY ‘Theodore Roberts a Hit in “Grumpy,’’ Vera Gordon in | Mother Role—Milton Sills in Emotional Drama. HARLIE CHAPLIN'’S'= much- discussed picture, “The Pil- grim.’ on view at the Grand Central, West End Lyric and Capito) theaters, is a daring piece of work in these days of militant evangelism. While it is the richest comedy he has given to the public since ‘The Kid,”’ it has been and will continue to be open to criticism because the comedian throughout the action wears the garb of a minister of the gospel. He burlesques a church’ service | and sermon and pokes fun at A small-town cohgregation in a was that suggests nonreverence, if not outright irreverence. It has been said in defense after the censoring of the picture jn sev- eral states, thar Chaplin dors not’ burletque a minister, but an es- eaped convict who disguises himself. in the minister's clothes. For subtle- | ty this approaches the Einstein the ory The disclogure that the leading deacon of the church has a bottle of whiskey in his pocket harks back | to the Hovt comedy days, as does' also the picking of ungainlv and unlovable types for the church con- gregation. Farly in the action the plot chuckgd into the waste basket and. is ‘ing e spent expensive on hilarious dinners at is shelved and flouted Fox production of “Les with William Farnum |: role. donna.” For the purposes of the story the) action goes back to mak for the child's care, even to the ex- tent of taking it from it. _putting it in other hands. lerated. Until she can in the leading parties and which her She WOODWARD PLAYERS IN “TURN TO THE RIGHT” Miserables,” Right” in the comedy of that name ; which is being presented at the Pm- press Theater this week, When _ Fdatber Was the Custodian, to the kitchen door of his old moth- The feature on the Delmonte’s er, who is on the verge of being dis bill is “The Forgotten Law,’ with! Milton Sills, Jack Mulha}} and Cleo porns oy Deacon Tilinger; vil- Ridgely in the leading roles. This lage Shylock and pillar of she is a picturization of Caroline Abbott church. Since Joe has been “in busi Stanley's novel, “A Modern Ma-+ ness” in the city for the last year. it's then naturally up to him to pay time when , he does it with no what left of* the $10 him at the prison door might be ex- a rov : . provisions is given mother and : ‘ , In this instance the father dies verting entertainment, and the situ- and it is found that under the pro-| ations, in the hands » Sandwiched in between’ a {azz or- |. actor in +Vo proper ser se Ie merely + , nd \ d ’ a 4 mec : ¥ a : mM , , hestra and an acrobatic act, the a eager OF a trained and per-istronge voice of Chief Cadpolican forming ciga? receives a fatal i. .*... 1 vey pene re m 3 ! ° gee pa , ,Orings rele, with the Toreador S SONnE | There Ph now ar Quick Quakei shock in fhe filn ‘omedy, — im- ; ug ? 6} * +Y . 2 ies Pca , Ragas Hem : ae _ from “Carmen.” the Gypsy love-song | Oats—the quickest cooking oats in i a@ ci i= | 7 j p. l1Saes U ii e. = 4 ~ . ’ > - _*? . . as = * ~ oe SS SL ay er Ns _ | trom rhe Fortune Teller and) the world. It cooks in 3to 5 minutes week A finer bit of character por- Mandalav . traval has rarely heen seen on the ; ny Aaam s. one-act drama. ‘“‘Cir-' as well as an hour would cook it. feo manngcdess without the aid of cumstantial Evidence.” furnishes a- The same super-flavor that made either mustache or cigar, creates the peep behind the scenes, while a jury’ Quaker Oats world-famous. Flaked rol C4 leric ‘able . . ole of a gout, holeri lovable old is deliberating on the evidence in a‘ {trom the finest grains only. But the English barrister, precisely as one urder trial. What appears to bea hi - ‘] - ™ ; flak fanc oS Dickens would have ron. eee r i ” re “9 ye 2 | oats mt 1s sty S are cut eclore a sind hopeless deadlock of to rcon-)| ing. They are rolled very thin and : : “ef ic oa} . . . , * ’ re * he.story is slight. but adesuae On” finally haga bs -_ Start- | partly cooked. So-the flakes are ' | ' diallers isclosure that the single juror ' ' : : see eational. It turns: upen. an ’ | servants insist on putting behind his | &Ut? Howell duo. closes the show aker Oats ~ “Vanis iSt @)7r} | in ernin is i . | P 5 — «With aerial] acrobatics. pps a head: second. from his brilliant an@&! Ee ey ar ee ah , Serres a) . t -f ~T ) « " minat origina! solution of the mystery. fol- ang a “ss ae | Coot in3 tos _ Miss Howell! lowed @y the captyre of the thief «= * and recovery of the loot aa 2 Miss Mav McAvov and Conrad Nagel. as the lovers, have little to do, but Casson Ferguson gives a amiably as 6a romantic village | miss. Paul Hawley its the rustic | peach salesman and social lion —— If you'll uy “Cohen listens-in on the radio” Never, since Joe Hayman's “Cohen on the Telephone” threw Amer- ica into convulsions, have you heard anything so shriekingly funny as this new burlesque. you own a ratio ou dont this Record and have a spasm. At Columbia Dealers. imply howl If you ll howl, Columbia I's! anee 20 aie ~ Resolute Tune 12 Juiy 10 Aw Aivert Ballin. (maiden trip) Jui, HAMBURG DIRECT clas® cabin gteamers Apr. 18 May 31 ngia May 3 June 14 —-..... May i? June 78 tug @ la new lune lt . United Amertcan Lines Randolph St,.. Chicage or beca! s camedip UNITED AMERICAN LINES HAMBURG AME ————_—DP-_ MERICAN LINE -_-—-— - AMUSEMENTS THE ist YEAR _ AMUSEMENTS AT THIS THEATER WAS TREMENDOUS -d 3d-4th Sth and Present Year Same Thing TODAY, BEST BARGAINS EVER AT THE : AFTERNOONS EVERY Every Day NIGuUuT 15 io bel | to $1.00 wor 0 we 9 '* Except Sat... Sun Excent Sat. Gun, a CIRCIT VAUWh VE del | Melis Look at This Bill, Headed by Late Star of Ziegfeld Follies AOTIN CHIEF PEACOCK DAVIDSON CAUPOLICAN ORCHESTRA lvert & Sue Kelton Page, Wack & Mack—-Ruth Howell Duo. NEWS FIC TU RES—PANUS' BOYS FABL ES “TOnICS ec - — \OOHN GOLDEN. Praducer of et Se AN i “t an qd “LIGHTNIN * ened " = Tr: “OMwMtTc ern Com & inday— Mall Orders ow EC | irs ( YCaPtnaceny or . Seat Baie Thure ARRIE A I. IFE America’s Inimitable Comedian BY AND WITH ies a eeil come a j ” - . _ RAYMOND Monday Next——Séats Thursday = eee, ES FROHMAN ann I sh he . pa ane Ce. 1006 Olive © ; rites ? ,+0O az. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS TT ROBER T s { ‘ohen, ‘ ‘onducting MAY McAVOY GRACE LA BEAU s costa SAGE E core ete MERTON CORL py" BNUB POLLARD STUART BARRIB | {[hLODORE A Paramount oo? ubpo 1 O% ever nm C‘loek Saturday MISSOURI rhe mos’ faring ei pore the flapper her age seen the fereen iS JOuri Super Glori a Swanson ‘Prodigal Daughters’ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS MISSOURI ORCHESTRA LLL A A . Comedy Wonder rnin tnan sl - aft In Attend the 30¢ Mae'*inees CHARLES CHAPLIN “THE PITLGRIim” Mie Piret Peature-Length - i in RIVOLIs | } A Sent Vieek | | } D. W. GRIFFITH'S WORLDS CREATEST SHOW ] ONE EXCITING NIGHT”’ HUNTING © | BIG GAME : IN AFRICA l'TH GUN AND CAMERA M.A. Snow RIGGER THAN A * Tou Never Saw Anr'thing Like T° _AST WEEE By Comedy Since “The Ki@’—— AND IT@ ONLY RIVaL Ase Leuls Shuoman's Remarkad.« Hunt a ‘**Man VS. Beast’’ Piet 6th & Ohies No A@vancée ‘a Prices S ‘IRCts * DAITLY.2 30 a ® Tomorrow only: . Q i mee : : : : | ID ; MILTON HARMONIOUS TRIO Ae With : aes ELMONT S'LLUS an ‘The Forgotten law’’ 4 > PHOWS Vera Gordon “YOUR BEST FRIEND” wnhm. FOX Presents “LES MISERABLES” Fes'urieg WILLIAM FARNUM EI a tireet “eet tn oy TO and the ther Nealy, Breve : -~ : In, , , Dene !4
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WONDAY EV ce N TNS, APRIL. 16. 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |The Cards Were in Pretty Good Trim but the Browns Seemed to Think They Needed Further Trimmin Pruett’s Baffling Fadeaway and Seeks U. S. Tenpin co Here Browns’ Powerful Punch Humble Cards in Second Spring Game, 11-3 Twent By Joseph ‘, . *? ; ’ . " * ) . ‘ : i ) ‘ee ; ' . "tl ’ _~ j 7 . ‘ ' Browns in the fina with the westerday atic at Sportsman. rk. and after nine innings tion returned a verdict th: hime attered confide | lug @ai \ ATTACK T% all. are ready for 1! Whose pitching can ho in two game\ w muns in ls Phe 11-t a? nther . nnitig fedeaway o frhanded \; e ** 7 : >?) ree ar ‘har mR onesinnine the aiey and *sOmit thet barged eiders The two riticai cor vere Sene Rol edrig Durst: at firs im to the plate in the whistied a the right field seats for After that it was compara’ moment that he made trips to the plat» Dorset Has a Plea wnt Dursts drive ,ie se of lees lias tha mnd liaines Afternoon “ae ice at aped for 10 hits a ess than ff “Re wi cemeaned | ague fashio: 1.@8 er Sell took ov ent Sell held the One of hite Q@nd two runs ur { © al = oe 7 “‘hanip fyne of the hite was home@-run drive in’ vard with Ge Robertson exth rte [svrer contrib hick conv! ebie to field bh! serv abilit In. the sint} vith one : caene, GEACE LEGGEE bowlers here to compete in the Alleys the Washington Chicago progress on —-— —— several onship. now in Se ew ~ WRAY’S COLU Sta tatngtnagnn ee ot the Bell. | ros : Detroit Yankees White ‘Sov. KRrown- i.¢ts Two Hire NIN ~~ ee } Pruet' et on the plate and walked §S Jack Smith Freigau hit + son. who Stock back ° — : ; ( leveland ond when i ha Washing! third for a forceacut. Fina Athletics hurried toss to Durst w) Red Sox high and off the bag mp hie gloved hand for ler backhand catc! the Dill straight in’ e third to Tobin and Gerber Help “‘Shucks” Pruett {urn Baek Hornsby Without a Swat Ave Horneby was about eve: though the home ru geta hit The frst scuthpaw fanned ritehes and Ho: Hyung Heroes lope at the last '\ The ne ’ a! hitters second appeara): three hits end the thiré A oniv fa 2 to the edge of the cro nel va to ae A eenter for a glove long Th liornaby wh grounder that and converted The coid Pruett's contro! game In the firat th KA\@ only Ona bit with one hit in the last fourth and ffth It was hardly a but .the tury had 'wo .machines part at S$ o nati for four games w popularivy press-agente ols rivals of The Rrowns who have Oa; VEACH AND HEILMANN MAY MISS OPENING GAME WITH BROWNS By ‘he Agsociated rees ETROIT A»: out eNased he shi we ater catch S'o New York Cincinnati Pittsburg head | Louis Brookivn (Chicago Boston Braves Philadelphia (,lants Reds« Pirates Cardinal- Duoxigers ~~ rhe ( ubs bel ween >, - “i GQu@wit = nso esterda | ie liner ApDaren' he gave da Oc K high the open the hono BRADY BACK HOME TO AWAIT SETTLEMENT OF TIGER ROCHESTER TILT poor show na of ‘TR DING Beaso Detroit 7 ‘a the Ame this year w and New y White Sox ae a tende: A Deen ‘Tineup of Ge jbeacder he @ &, : ‘he LANDIS PREDICTS GREAT YEAR FOR BALL FANS MAYOR PITCHES FIRST BALL AS CONCORDIA LEAGUE SEASON OPENS ‘eves ” ‘hances ea \ @e the adn Manuseh, Western “eid, and Pr obb . SIMON KRAFT AND PAYNE SENT TO SAN ANTONIO . ig” apparean'!t “ Sieve > y F 7?) at career hae 4Tt tAis en ed . a Weyse a PD ompara’’ ve "he Georg an pen ‘the NHolewa, ' Bethlehem cl linches Lead. AFEW YORK e:san-ecut : ‘eerbal’ ¢.ud ‘va sen. W 7 tte Berh eb es'erdar made sire . pace ™ the American So winntw@ by the ecere o' after @ 3-0 lead in the ¢ \? « . SMOKED BY SMOKERS ges KNOW Mede«e > © th $e SOLD BY FIRST-CLASS DEALERS Only.a Dempsey Injuries May Prevent Myers and ‘Kamm Gives U Js —_— Can Beat Willard As He Is Today REFEREE COCHRAN Official Who Has Known Jess 10 Years Puts O K on Big Fellow After Inspection. it is place the without hesitation thar | stamp of approval on the new’ Jess Willard. Anowing him for more than 10 years, stages of his career. I cannot recall ever having seen him dcis- play as much earnestnes*®, “prp and fighting spirit as he ts -hiny these days of traininve in va ried ing during NATIONAL LEAGUE FACES EXCELLENT PROSPECTS. _FOR 1923, SAYS HEYDLER = \ a’ Wueller = s Heine i U. S. SOCCER CHAMPIONS FORCED TO LIMIT TO DEFEAT THE WANDERERS .* Tr “Ss ong Pitchers Norty, Doak. tica, Barfoot! Sell and stuart Catchers (Clemons. McCurdy infieiders Srock,. Freigan., (rut fielders Mueller. Mann. Pfeffer Toney. Haines North. Vw i Bottomley, Lavan. (sainer Blades, Schultz. Dyer ‘KEARNS IN RETORT TO ATTACK BY LEGION Flack From Making First Trip Sherdel, Per- ringtoo, Ainsmith, Hornsby “mith. ia} fat SAMPSON Serietty Pure MALT SYRUP “It Haz More Strength” TRY IT? INDEPENDENT PRODUCTS CO. 26353 6 Breadwear St Lealse Prose Sideer 4300—Victer 32113 Unlucky Pennant Ch: Says Ed —_—— — “We Were Just a Goad ’ Club Before He Joined Uf » Declares White Sox ad ae Dy aS pie +s an — iN Walsh. at Hy Myers Out of Game for Indefinite Period With Injured Thigh “incere Statements I Vernon. 9-5: Los Angeles. 1-44 ona came, 10 innings) a San Francisco, 4-7; Oakia Sacramento, T-” “ ho sent ° 3-35 L PRODU mild, yet a character own — a cha that grows on Once ag El ducto s ; are likely toref one. There's the cf mild Havana ion @& perfectly balance and uncopyable bi —-with a wrapper flawless shade - g leaf. And that same distinctive cha is to be found in El Producto thre out the wide range shapes. sizes@ colors at your d oe! at prices varying fr 19c to We. Favortta I Se stragat imMet bot: Wem F. Btreckmeryr © Trebac«e C.. T1061 Rread«ar. | ours. Ww aev 1855 ( entral ett. Or rec oym ‘ hand |_ tt Appears ‘b Memoriam ‘Of All Derby Cartoonist te 3 . ‘ ’ Despite the Soft Track, Cand fuck) Classic ep Lively Douglas Park—Havre de LOUISVILLE. drawback to train: wastes for the $50,000 Kentue Douglas Park. yesterday my: . > better condition of 7! @hen In Memoriam II, galloped seven-eighths His effort was of @ spark! ture. in the view of the soft 6 as be earried 135 pounds and allowed to extend himaelf. never Jimmy ‘Brooks was astride Weidemann and he stepped mount abong at the rate of t% quarters ‘nn 1:13 4- after fin ing 40ut the seven-elighths iirc took a firmer hold of the big of M and he simp ant an add. tie was tis a mie eighth not pa eorge [ands origina: Owner: Weidmant am “i ‘wpor't colt (see tional fur in 1:47 was Ne :? ve amy "ee at @ sort of ge “he Wed *¢ raged iould this ; vy da 7 insferred to (Ag in the next few Cartoonist to Be Sent Fast. Trainer Alex B. Gordon Pad © fooniat and hyperior the HL ‘Bud) Fisher Lrerb, - ano rne, ga..0 Lies ped co eigh Bep: the: togerner a Bo ‘st candidates are trai (artooniet draws aH a track, ineaer’ ed he East. he _ Od s ot © ore 3 an aS mi OM le a
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oP NT a Ae ar tie Mie: tia J Ow Tae ver i... ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1928, | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 — ~6lhr?s | Ie Appears That Outfielder Edd Roush Changed His Mind; Well, the Change Was What Edd Was After Jp Memoriam Shows Best Tryout Exterminator to Open” Racing lie a Women’s Bowling Chicago Soccer ie fait down the eid to the tec _ARMSTRONG IN FINAL Sixth Racing Season } yc thst decas Gaede . a ‘Of All Derby Eligibles, to Date; Of His Career, Today {__ and Entries | Champions Defend Champions Lose ins opis ie score wan Core eu aciatea oe Sea le i i le i ee f ehman kicked off and then followed; WILLIE HUNTER MEETS ; Cnet ee a. ee - en ee. OR 8 EE ee ee ee ee; w= o ot — — annant Cllance,” ee RE ow 0 at the end of the half ituneae af-aine , ‘ | , : liunter o Annandale to (lub, fors says Ed Collin . Cartoonist to Be Shi NEW YORK, April 16.—Eari Havre de Grace Burin, M t] Five minutes after pli resum?*d 'merty California ai i Southern Cali- : hs ippe ast Sande will have the chance he FIRST RACE, 2-yesr-olds. colts and ge! id. onors, onight To # at ews in the second half Peterson drove !fornia amateur « hampion nd a te (¢ + missed in the Pimlico Cun—that. )/ *28S.. burse $1241 S2 four furiongs—s the ball past Murphy for the tying one of the semifinal matches of the = of riding Exterminator. He left {| frst: Neptone pan eee ee 36 90. thst mafker. The deadlock: endured Southern California golf championship 4 unt!i] Lehman got started again. tvurnament at the Midwick Country ? , Ort Ty ih lida? > - } ’ ‘ ; “arr vesterday {te RSecond sea Nash 16 urwe) =() ' > > ° . I uae = ‘7 : ’ : 4 , ' : . = . = 4 _ * ‘ “ - . See hE wel quarters oe i Pe Al : Si me nas trained in.a $ sgatisfacto: : we & vesterday ig Mounts Rose II 196 «1 SH HF a audits ‘ ° ‘ ? » & . . . lis ‘ ‘ , . a ' , . A os = . os ' ~ wget . a e seyen-e.2n * bros y= manner > ae ¢ a _ ‘ 1a‘ lig rair ed } *4 30) % } fire ] 14 I : . \ POO re fatement ing out th . ww es ’ / eae n s I nS Spr) > a ' : }? 4 $s rit se 1‘ Ke . | FE? 4 Lid } be Mrs {,;A 1,4 Fe \ire 1! Ts mM Wat hot the forn he oa wok.a firmer hold «© destroyer of teeth and health, is on the way. Before He ined Us oe . - m . y ‘4 e (;ra ‘ ° 1GA 7 proar \findee ‘. » , Rroor 12 ‘\\ y. Pies? ter farrmart* Rr fiek _ Miassic Step Lively Trials at Churchin lng Proar. Modest. Uncercain. ‘Broom.>i?. Bus) Attem Ritter Dies ia} pt to tter D n- St. Louis s 2.1 Victory YASS (ror M am i”Ate aA iz P J De ase my , Aefts ated V - fesst Aiiy ~ Quinhas Imt ble also ra i he ball imto the ne : ‘ ; Ptain '. : Ge ee ee ‘ 2 ftern wf poss)! ais ‘ b ’ - x slipped the Pall into th bell of the Jos Angeles WOES E> Sd.» ™ ' ouglas Park—Havre de Grace First R S sale spe : | SECOND RACE, ciaimaing. 3-year-ol4s an ergs 2018 Total. Over Swedish-Americans. atm: Siskel ot a ta ee | pe LC ti . a ? ‘ i ri@ i 1¢ ips F, : , e atrther i ne | ’ i ~ «i ine Aeel } vie ; ner: rf : 1 rhe 4%) 94] a” atx , . es ra a ; } si : ‘ . ; ; i ei w su ff - e " ** . *? Sop evi ie me rs B D st) ceus , ivieg j ‘ 4, 4 1OA Madeira eA su 9 } ) be ‘ , . . . ’ > . ‘ i = : Fe. b, a : _ ; : at ie + fit m r FES: . Dunkhan Le ack e title WYOKK . fy Arey ai LOL ISV IL L, i, hy : Api ' lb, Muddy TOO! ys , ino ance of a ir ag wine » Treat ° 1.16 , fyaudy beodo: Bodanzk nade o the fate shift Saturda Was thew eleven. 7 inicinal ‘ it) Lilipr avalii ? ’ ava" Acoer “a = ; i] Adhd i; & r rivaril : : , ie «{- b k “ | . ta? . Purl . modues owe Satana, Staunc! not sury naaned in the vesgterdeavw’s ro! Hensick ente: ab ' 'y On th ~ ‘draw ac to training operations, especk . ral ote vrwns ~ Cal uri, Venaljoy also ran éaidin —e wel pion of St. Louis, defeated the Swed- | Bheller left half Neilae : i : =. ‘ PY ialls oO or . }; : . ‘ . , . —_ +} _— _ = ar 4 . 4 ii we AV) 44D, ‘ i 6a ' . . ‘ ‘ ; ia ; - > 2 . be ; ii, — :; “ . ( ; } e am ng the can Rk =} if =)? ‘ . i heir ws c, bi i! P A 7 Cir Sas Pure ; as | ing mY Line Wo is, ~ VF ? : 7 Y te) 4, iadiane ae — sea ! ‘ Ps Ha) ees ees ue rie t, R ipoqu ‘ | — sf dates for the $00,000 Kentucky Derby at. (hurceh Hill Dow g Pa Fix te tor Ww ve Oids. purse $1°41 82. five and a oalf for-}| Mament on the Washington alleys n-Americans. amateur champions | Fait an a " oe : . . ‘ i j } a) acest : ‘ ongs Mie fF lear 107 * eae 7 wr : ‘ - .-enin \ enmte fg e ly , bears im P + , = | lis alit : Mi; " P 24 ' a mn sb > : hy M Ae ; Se} i) The heet ecore ty thea +, . event of (“hi ago, here vesterda, by A Hart Ine de aft tar +: Douglas arh. \ ‘ =i ft raas Woy] hile. | he Douglas COUrse A AS 1? . > P i =. “4 reat . —_ i _ 10) 4 } ’ : este) —_— - 4 a ; : i? ‘ | Rerry (pute! lie af: vf gn a . . . . rin ; tn y - : , f ; ™ * oe bit E S ip Ahh p14: i] +> Rg yr ~ ri Row ob A —- — _—s ow; ers score Oi : to lehman, the St Goale—Iahman i2) Peterson 3 1) ine tv t we ‘ ' *] Pa ty on » Hiue 31 oreet’ Razz team. with 1967 iti aa Swed! merican o: @ Mat’ th ; = lia . ; ni” better condit vi we ani LW, l Was the) © That ine LOST Me) Toe +O : ’ ! . . : ‘ia ‘ Soe AZZ = w 120Ui8 cente scored both goals oF a panna pm mage ;, T 3 . : a at ‘ ‘ _ " ’ 2 ‘ . _ . 7 ‘ ; ’ ‘ ’ , : . . “ : i AG is ne ia! of adn’ 1H) eligrb] es ” } ] ' Sa cli‘ ry i t ; - . ! :' ) . _ “2 wu , 3 :, a and his sect ni shot broke ° Py - id : ' - : ‘? e ° ’ T'¢ , _ | . : ' ’ ’ e differ. ous tr a POT tHe MP Stake was reeorded that | ites , . a _ FOURTH RAC! Hart on of the so-called “‘hooste: eams a ss) Gila elles “ae 1d hal CHATTANOOGA . f | : a7 { ' yr} >) ! ary) * , : ’ j . , - . is a o SP EPOM ed lilies ali¢ } ic} bye TTé SOTi (y] Meee Knchantr ss Nave ” -o . *4 =* Haz L104 a’ x S50. ] SO 90) s . 3 "> - o4 . i © Ral S Yas pi layed on a ee ly Chattanooga (Sout herr , ean) ati 8.15.1 > * OX erty ’ , the 7 egoers. ‘ ' PE.00?, Tire ‘‘aref 118 rwe 24 rom now oT ine first t- town fleld but the ball shifted constan?tty Tipvlie, MecGras nd aa er. Grabo vek ° . : . : i i . im \ : ' ‘ i si ia i L€ ‘ ees © a Ta aro wat | a ¥ ; ec] seven elghths of i } 2°) > S24 A sain pe ere dt i ile ; , orr? ' ry 4 : ; : | : : . he Il, gallop ‘7 oe j li) i] in ] - p m4 se j Done m4 = . ] 5 + - ea nis “A hid & ne ? ie H -\a 1 ipa Be | The ‘ niLest Wart fast. heme eae “7 Soon ik : .e | A . tT) : eff , | De g siti a « ; a r ‘*a" ‘ > . " “a — & i be imMiont } a) in Ww eT le) ’ ~ 4 . , . — _ i 4 ' . ~ ar + ~ a ma A es Pa : Fey ; lie€ Bj k ‘ OA (sir = of ' r icago ww ic) St louis = ~ : . 9). wre. in the view Vi ne SOiTt ON al : A Ulli 3 a real Preakness an l : ‘TaD ; ', 7 ier VU as ‘y act: ‘ ad} - ’ “4 } 1 F°T TY «4 ys « | | or - - ae 9 fits “7 rg year ate > : e. «or : er ‘ nor » os . . _— “es PS AL EF i ‘ee. .er ures 3-1 oled: riv fi 7 a ’ 77,12 ’ ] eo mr ’ \eé " ‘ “Ox be carried so9 pounds and was * , si > said Gordon vester- the winter r nthe. ww) h he ene » O'cs and ry se S154FPR ah - ; be ) With & OTe OF « * PES » Be © dy for . . fan by 4 . 7 Gay ama if in ™\ Opinion he is I NEW (oOrjieans a ] weighs ; , ’ ‘? Yarus Pa j es “4 \ mme $A Sf nig e ° pe “ f ° er] never allowed to extend himseil V send hir , ' : . ' ' - * | $4.39 $2.50 firs . . 114 ’ 4 ° , i” Teague | ui send him to Pimilco to fill his Pounds ' he’ be able to! for es eee aig —_- Today’s Scores. : At the first si of - a. »? . , - 4 4 ae ; n : he Jimm) Brooks was as ut LO€ engagement in 1) ‘ ‘ ' le g Ur ; am cm ' © > 1 ° . \" a? flee é ’ d ‘me iti ‘ ; ite iirre nan ed — pire “a ne j ‘y Sas ‘ > "if) ‘ » . Double« 2, . ‘ = . J a eo he ; \ > é . ‘ . ere | a 4 e d P h a 4 7 s » yourguard. Pyorrhea, 7 aa = ad J : J . i hone ' ‘ A om , ie rly er feels biigated tr, give of McGee. and he simp: Ca ered sort 0° a real tes’ . ning ied si ina r itete a. ~ as ring , ) Mrs Gc. Saver 281 — - : . ’ : ’ ’ ’ y | ’ 7° "7" “tial : . oe to e n " imtble. © ais m4 ne . : ; F her whe enea o f publicest an additiona: fu long. He " is song ; ‘he Fisher sta} le WwW) bye oc ke : S a Singles Quite apart from the usual ; our persons out of : Siseerity Bnd conviction weralmemmle in 1:47 4-5, but the extra jess this year as far as contract riders Earl Pool to ride Alice in: Hunti Resul i ee ee serge is the Sedgwick. It 3 fiv { ie on tend e 4 i Ta‘ de. ocke a | Eos rid wir " , mt ip Collins’ words. He made gghth was not pa rain ire concerhed. Attem: Row ot stelieds” Papier a ce ch untington Nesuits. Mre HH Lavin. 438 A custom tailored suit ge 1s € Heacgwick. ° every five past forty, ) ge —. 7 rrarr . Vi . ' . npts iy Pure nase ' , ” ‘Jans JD * , _ tT? A 2. anon . e . P a . ever 20° e . n interment in the manner of ana meeeoree Lands origina! program riders, especially voungeste s prese ~ exingion exercising furlongs—Miided eee ny a . aie re 4 of Sedgwick is woven of the finest Aus- 4 and thousands young- — —— ) feldman! Came dow: iy Ungslere wno ay S11 ROH ri T rT urnt ae -— ‘« . im i ‘ ‘ . | : ue a gen his home !r Sewpo! KK , t ‘ . . Ss, brought f \ em eniian'. In his careleaaly care:t gyg@ence that he + ee coundll staee iee | | : ay : 30, 33-8 ag And many men will find ¢ : are. ' : Sie io ~~ s >arri in a mRIrOUTURF ew ‘orieans. and fir . mi? ’ s tne eight Jeffaré ’ . : . - ort. $158 gs ¢ . ‘ y * wa’ Wh yy" v ’ a m?, nped 4, at advantage should nis * ’ oP | 1? loot «1 ed Secor a , = $ +4 ? ;' ne | pe ; R« . . . ; gat ~—— S22 OG ‘ 2 A § Ke A 0 AD 1A + ‘¥y h . f if d > i] 4 ERS and » sevall on Derby day. The Weidman: Pes 10,000. Lou ) b were on the [ching | Tins 32-5. Deep Sinker. See: | 2°4,3:. Wichita : ae their preference gratifie : ; > ™ salaiaie age plave that only lil be transierred to (hurcl Siana Derby at Jefferso: Park on WS! at oS 4 a‘ 1 rr ey Oa lee Nord ex aso ran - : Sny ; ar - eu . . . Feat infielde could make and yg lal na o is @ “op _ | Patrick's day, was breezs Gat Doug sa oo ves mSSters in exce Rae RACE aiming, $500. 3-yes through having hand tal- ; ! hitting NAS heen hard an, : a Vowns Within the Hert sew Gars is ark eterdar reyyis ‘ eri ea for early = hes ¢ miie—J lam ii] (Fron . . ot @ a Saco reihine nee wen Ge Cartoonist to Be Sent Kast. as Fark ypsterday.mornibgs th@ | eacing “v epidemic of coughing | einer eg 3 og Aft: Mooresgues lored to their individual’ 3 | lerrting see eat to Bic Sant Fast otic pines he arena rene acing wien an epideniic of coughing | (eneticne 8 Bh. bat toemnee nea : : FOR THE GUM false motions or trick noses We Trainer Alex B. Gora gh 5 . Crescent CT: (Owner (G I 4 ; | ) . ys plat at ge ‘us rare, ae ime, 1:51 3 measurements a suit of : ; : ” . or j 9 , io i i " , ar 4 i c , ‘ . r ‘ ‘ & ; —_, >. ; rey a’ ‘ . ; . a - Bathers in the ball from an er ag ded volte cut cari, Stht him three-eighths of a mii: f nia etabls » sina bli aa Wnuk ea, me blue serge that has no 3 More than a tooth : Orn ard hie wonder arm do ed a ey gay 4 The a :, =, “a I Ritd RA 4 Pec} bay , > ~ hec , ' : ee . : : : “a ; . . SOT S Ee : Ja? ] a \\ ? r > eT at ' ' Se I ’ r ’ — ; ‘ 2 - = ~ —_— a ree’ ang thes Eaiiop : UV . ” , . = ‘ x nie if ’ +) : ‘ ’ : ‘ . “ ‘ . + , ~y . . 5 “ '$ counterpart. . he ks z ; . , Bs "l hie ‘ . Pas ™~ ; . . S- ’ os , ad , se a on ' ’ . Le) . a Beighth miles in 2:15. 7: , = ni , its 35¢ and 60c in tubes } © " ; , appcars eyxCe@ileT r>} Velca ratat - ©: . is la e . ken! then Logetn-e | es «a SiOW late P 7 . me > ’ at) Be | = neva ] ») tscnhef . ‘ LER SAID TO HAVE B01 . Fisher candidate’ are training On ana snOWS ie effect of his ° mn Finnega w “e aes : ime: 1:15 3 ' SOOO SOSSHOSSSOSSS OESOOOESESESESS | an oe winters racing the rses owne by VV ; K nehe ' - remie Alexande! rrerrus . JN wddidiv and Cartoonist draws fa Bae = pERGONE OPERATION. pie: lids; ; et Both tracks drew a large number ®4 =. > ‘ Norrie. 107 «4 . eae ‘A Re 6 mn } rida. eer last ; : . : ‘ ; ‘JA 1a low rie ™~ here , ore thar : @e 4 ; ; ane j l1ToOmoy = QF ,or] Ts , a | eu, . / ,? ry ' - 7 a : ai and. 4th Neu York toda he)¢ hecause of ' j i uu“ e Ta Keo { \é vea? . ; e . a a = wre - ~ -4 P admis ay rnree’ ; rate K te a > " ™! . ‘ sta lh e « de nf ‘ne course . 4 sf. . . 3 i , > « . eae UA, “pois ABO ar f ““seepe unsettied weather conditions 1 " divis e 9} , =) on sas a 4 ing, purse $600. .4 ray? A e ] — Ty a en wry ' nr . .. . ‘ - . . ’ ; ~- ‘ ; Z TMe i? i Mia ds ‘ erat re 2 } . = ‘é , a \fa x _ = 4 = L ry 6 . q 4) vards—M | ‘ da A pS he Fast. he will Keep h risne@ eiatliea ty harge of Trainer Fr: ~~ “ye - me ; ae i roe ; t. QO Fon k $6 $5 RO “2 an Heliat attend “ m said g@ Week band here until Saturda\ Belmont! -r.. , af ate westerd: afte , me ” 3 —— San $5.2 22.49, : +) - — ‘ or _ . . ; : « oa ; iA * . it a } . , « a l1i2 > - —_ * 7 oy Pur ; Go be Snable ta irk will-be his destination when! fo: Ajued Tayior 1 Kk 12 horses ‘ste: . en disnla g exce a on bi Oech ions McTagga:t: 3 ite on port , lee packs up "Tl intend to find out lncke Jimmer Gruber has signed: ene } trials late 1nd ‘ Phelan &/so ran : ; y? 7 va a —_— oy Py Sigler or the specialist at- ling i? Sisier™w AS@eNOt at Oo MoOormme ard the specialist de- Tomorrow’s Havre de Grace , , Entries. ei ot h6dis Sa the case ' " . - - a a a la aod 4 r } ‘* 7 epee: , wee vi }a has ry ,a7 charg ba we $1‘ o a i: beaten he ‘as eke 17 J Oo contin ; we : “ R \Wee Wer - nm * , . +) . s 13 Ran a y the reno a Te Operation oot hn iia Tdéie Thoughies been perfornied lie said how t and “ick Webb Went. FORT WORTH Tez Ane ’ : . - Pert Werth. 0.5.) prt! 16 ss ’ a) - a A we : 7 e >. 1
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MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 16, 1923. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -———— i __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = hii ero , — COTTON MARKET — a ane Sabon i gS ARE LOWER y > NEW YORK | [st HAT UNSER PRIGES IRREGULAR [ NeW YORK STOCKS . . a 's . . . : 0 - " - a2 . : rT > ae _preced . fr ' . ra . . . - ; » . 4.6 ares Sales payin , ; - ps 1th SS aash 44% | 373 ala ‘ ; o : sus transect ons *ircres . rr : a } . “wing — a ; 4 ' ' se are ¥ . ; ae ‘ a‘e eu ; , mainsail r ; 4 j , 7 . : . . r= ‘ ° « é i : , - ee. Aes Ti ‘ x : ae tol . y tates Sales High | Loe . STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. _ GOVERNMENT BONDS. Phil Co re ly : R Mer 108] | —, 7 — INDUSTRIALS “Selected: ‘ose Week Dar s OSC, PSs Salton 32 166 ° Fe - “; .. ; J — = , = ; , o 4 L 7 J Bonds Also Inactive but Firm | } | —Foreign Exchange Mar- ' a ie “4 ; Tie , Ck. rcjal to the Post-Dispai days Duliness and z. : as 9 : ns = *s 1-Os -.; O8 , , ’ sy 8 ten ae ~~ Poa « . ‘ en _ ie other wordés. riled p | . . : . 3 i ; | 3 13 . , ‘ ; . , ~ : “ ' . ; ' : ") : ne an ; an leat im } mm . ‘. 008. ties . s+ ‘2° a8 000 s week ago ticularly quiet Some rht i ; ; + all - , * : : a : , . & Lt i ae ; : : ‘ : ’ fe clude4 45 cers | f raile gave the ): rm app. r3 5 7. . ta . | : Pein P @s ) : ise 12 ; , he | ' nace Curing the first nel , - P cone. , (i Se. Leute Cash (rain. an offsee in mild pressu : nla! 6 , , f ws , ane ;' oe os ) : . a ¥ " todaer wer* os As noon approached t ; : ia . 4 ash ers 3 ‘ . eame duller and d fition persetsted thr: the ' ex : : noon As a resu! total os: \s 13 we i“ et | , ) wr ie = amounted tc onis : 2, ' ~ Fe cao in ar ' ; > he RAILROAw BOND> shares Fractional! | ‘ , mated at the close nactive, but = oe money iegree cf fiuct: ingw Ot 4% per cen’ raised to & per cent. . . “ 77 -: mt METALS ANI : Ql Thal e. \Ts » = : 2 , A ~ | | ; : e ' Y ; | | | | ; : + +1 : —— Ires wen armer "he cheapness of jae? * ak my . rn} ty : . : 7 7 : : : clit @ 238°9 " a 2 , ; 5 “4 i. “ , . - celvably, have made it neces “a ‘ . : | = . sar me +a , , i a ’ > ¥en ah eral 10 +o Hoe nd bid for intertor money, : ‘ ' +? ; : , , 14 watt 4, - As Exchange Market Quiet ? 14 | : i$ Se 3 ; | 4. Ng ee PE, 3% eNHGH “> . ae, is 3 ~ New York Cotton — * “Quietness aso Lled i aC 4 | > 2 Swis ; . | Pig A ; [bt 1114, : -_ : : : “NEW YORK. Apr ron ’ , a mee ~e , . épecie! to the Post-Dtsvatch eign exohange market, trading b> as ; , , ‘ : Hal 4 43 . closed stea + Oe iy ' om the emalliest scale fora oo der ’ ‘ : > 3 1° : ' : 3 sv - : 31 5] 1 eae a Bees dnt 0 Giviguins ‘Vou dhe!) - ' neces ts ry + a ; bie period. This dul: : , ‘. >= L4 *s ‘ , : , . ; ; . — . ’ ' : — =a 3 ———— 7 ar ‘ fi _ ise + hay —y > ty ststent with the Rt ‘, . : erry BONDS . 7 . : tly, S4 . cemmercia! 60 dare. $4.& ’ centers, tho for . «ae : awaiting the Governmen’* a> 1. 1 a “ INDUSTRIAL AND MI™ men+ with respect to the . Le . . : LANEOUS BONDS : and taxation, while others ref: | 1H Le Ad 1 : aA? iss , Lue : » from committing tnemselves; | > 6 f SEY | | fet ie * : we $8 | * $y , sn + al ae en : — ees ELI Serve Yours is 1 eave Sattaite news with raga: rae rm , ; et 200%] cs a) 8 | a y ganar ce On%' @ : , or... i fay 9.23¢. Ju Insurance Needs % HOLLAND—Forte S 0a; |: The nr an reparation itu ‘ cl. 296% & : ‘ , - 2 3 _ Under thecircumatances inaction wa; : : nee, 18 328 He ahs 1 | ASN 83 : y BS shi sre! . F Se SF ee Renee ee —— : the Same Old § SREEe—orachine perfectiy raturea When ‘ 0 - ! ;, . «i - = SECURITIES 2° r , ' | find 1e¢ in the a neuncement of the Britis! . | | +s .T @7 | ti, itd : Pats 2 3 ine. tos RAILROAD BONDS ~y (00 Liberty-Central ii came, which was afte} Ame s Pe, ots ers 3 : | , ' 2 a4 aa o1 . 50 4 4 5 apni ready io. ae “Desiness on the othe : . “-. ' , : , kiss ‘3A ' : » 44+ 44°, _ 0 omult © pigasi ‘ PO) RTT GAL—Fscude te aim -_ gh Me ; 3 \ ‘ : ‘ > : : , = , . - " , . : > ' , ier Zc 4) , 4 “ *ARY ot Teen . Mbesiic: ae aon oo ag liana ? , , Gn | : | . > a0 7. 7 , 45% So, 45% | Years tire time Se : CHO-SLOVAKIA— recu = ate , ' : : ie , a “ a 9 ? _ c meegtanti e Life I[neurance Ce > made in the corporation ta | ) ' " ; ; , | +e. : . : Oc Ta? ie and advicing Sam TCGe GLOTARIA penny a pint Was taken : : ! . o' . : : , .A [=F 2 5A Tr se «ary ~ a4 saa Ma "| bebe a OHA MA—Ver ery on sugar remaining : ; ; : : “ “ , ; o - saa? .. ed, . to solve Rane Meanwhile, price chances ' e ehange were ¢*rca)! Ste efeedy ar $4654 whe Fre: lest 1% pointe at 6 65 cen's marks were firm at ©0908 but “Swiss francs «ho: remce of recen’t weak: a new iow for the vea: Cana®tan dol’ars as» ™ ef a cent a: °° ———@-——"> —— _Chicago Stock Sales Bt TTER—«reamery extras 47e fireta. @le: seconds 38c; und Nerthern & on@»verne at . | ;- ,R SV Exempt from Federal, State, Municipal and Leca! Téxation . 7 : * . light a... ver 2, if on’ , ‘ . F —_ ras 45 sor 4 c's $75,000,000 =: oo Oe a 5 ‘ : acons. 6 ibe and | o “93 2% turk hen Me: & ' ; a Ten-Thirty Year . Bea s as ?1 : ee ° ay | Federal Land Bank 4:% Bonds = ff 22%" ’ ‘EGET ABLES LAIDMOADS ' ) : rs | Dated January 1, 18923 : Ove January 1, 1953 Not redeemable before January 1, 1933 ,Mterest payaoic /anuar ‘| and aly at amv Federal Land Bank or Federal Reserve Bank. eri ncipa: payvabée at the Bank of Issue oupon and registered bonds (imterchangeabie) in denominations o f $10,000, — $5,000, $1,000, $500, $100 and $40. Redeemable at par and interest at any time after ten m ~ 50. te years trom date of tissue. ry Lt 8 oie pew bs —— aa LIFT O@ER—O- regon ¢re‘es, ; | hLEMY—Pori4e craves $1 50 The Supreme Court of the United States has held, (a) that these Banks were legally created ; y Ge and 6 a as part of the bamkmmg system of the United States, and (b) that the bonds issued by the Banks are ] per E dneen be a instrumentalities of the United States Government and are exemptfrom Federal, State, municipal z anper * PEPPERS—Fieride, $3 1 and local taxation. : kA ; - _ - ~~ al SsotSec? o> Btewar' mS 33 o eh ery 9 ~ . . = . : @? ar +A sha es sk in’) sha , . . . , 1” * . . . " : * ] | | : : ' , : Operation: In five years of active operation the 12 Federal Land Banks have been built up yntil 7 $a >5 = Se 2 Tomlin = ‘ ‘ " i, 2 2 . 74 ) is? | 14 on February 28. 1923, their Capital was $37,574,477: Reserve, $3,403:000: Surplus and Un- a. Sy Wall Street i323 .. Be’ 45 45 '— 4 7 _ M divided Promts, $2.600.036; and Total Assets $763,285,082. All twelve Banks are on a divi- J ser £ {NTPs —Mome-grows. $1.28 | a -’ dend paying basis and every bank shows a surplus earned frem its operations. “G aoe $F oF ate, eon 7, Bee _ News and Comment 3 i . 3 | ‘ ~ | : | . Eté 8 rt O74, Acceptable by Treasury: These bonds are acceptable by the United States Treasury as secu- PECIAL DAILY— : & : : mty for Government deposits including Postal Savings Funds. : : Ry a Special Sasrerpenton ue the | Pan. P oy ON BA | ; | 15 NT Tei re? Ge Legal we Trast Fands: The Federal Farm Loan Act provides that the Bonds shall be lawtul Post " | . , | . : . 2 B4 Ge we: S32 88 — iarv an ' tspatec . + 1 6 tments for all Sduci ary and trust tunds under the jurisdiction of the United State... Stet ) | . : : a: art public and private funds and have been officially held eligible for investment bv s vings banks 'y Ns—v ecastomal tndividual advar . rs i . - | , , in 35 States S| ~am per tinued weakness in the o cha o ty : :- me , : esate gpenpgand Price reductio: ; pt Cer , ; ' 7 The United States Government, as of February 28, 1923, owned approximately $3,000,000 of the ~ wnestifing remai ts aie . 1 & Mert 6 Ree ee ot : | capita! stock of the Federal Land Banks. The Farm Loan Associations. durin ng the year | 22, ac- pliner gala : ! 18 BE 50! a wart “art oo quired approximately $8,500,000 of Federal Land Bank stock. 25%, of the proceeds of which was | used to retire stock owned by the Government, as required by the Farm Loan Act. The United c o8e ' 4 Me ‘and ou ae “oe ei | eS : : ae | States Treasury has purchased and now holds over $100,000,000 Federal Land Bank Bonds. While the last half hour ° it was ; . > ERE tiees tenes 1 — | aif ‘ : | ; | these Bonds are not Government obligations, and are not guaranteed by the Government. they ie Tae Meant n 2. ae , kale Rae | , i at | are the secured obligations of Banks operating under Federal charter with Governmental super- 3 ee eel atta +g. | e I 4 2 : vision, on whose boards of direction the Government is represented. . \4TPer mt: — Leutetane Refiners, Phillips P. ‘e Pe ‘Tpenrie Alabama 26: .‘* eifie Ol were a frm ; een a : ' ‘ : ' ’ . A little @emonstration in th . ye : se a , | pagel a : 7 7 3 : At the request of the Federal Farm Leen Seard in ce-epgeration with and on behall of the Federai Land Banks, we offer these bends at: wav aroup. arrter rt ouickiv faded out a» 4 chs came down SS me Pat AMT as slo, | TLRS 1378 > ATLROA Price 100'2% and Interest, to yield about 4.45% (S948 yo, more tan they hea There was ore yt ,* Lt a L714 | and the’ wes “anrad ; peo A mn = & : a... ich | ~ h : : | to the redeemabie date 1933, and 4'=* fg ibe: : ' : thereafter to redemption or maturity “al 3 ny 2 ig Ss | | sone. April 18 — Putts ~ = Ss .7 La aE eras at a «beng at a erie a ’ | ; ) Alex. Brown & Sons _ Harris Trust & Savings Bank TT a ” , ¥ : , ween _ :, foreshadowed rened With almest emtir i . ‘a for redeem etice ea terest in trading. While r : Brown Brothers & Co. Lee, Higginson & Co. ee. ben. | | ») Weaknresse and the tone was mo Liberties were irregcu'a , St 4 -<G - - . ape a little bette theve -“ Considerable interest was t , , t sea te pom oan momma Isrenze E.And ° & ) : | Anderson & & The National City Company Guaranty Company of New York ™ ae ** : * al ese = activity Migh-grade bonds » atue of the Keeku und : . : , rh . a7 Steerer Ste rocee store ‘exc “arce : ‘@tiabile in srce hile ae , . . aa) —— ~ ROT ‘(.HT AN Tr cor tT IN VE s TME uT «¢ EC =] rrece othe 9g neem | | is 4 nt Tae | THREE TEN NORTN ElGHTM STecET - Price sur lene: : os »* T [ is . ! JAMES E. BENNETT & CO yasee LO ' ; | The racements comtaceed Beren while wot curraeteed are based cper nicrmaren and adwice which we bellews te be sceurste and vclisbie \caect DPuvers : ine The most int arene Members of All Principal Frchances resting deveiopmen: Foreign bends contin Olire S84 40, “. Sth a ’ 7. ~
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ON MARKET NERVOUS 4 AND SOMEWHAT UNSETTLED 9 WWLOGAL EXCHANGE “ TORK Apr ia ~The eetton tInar. aw ner: ~ unmett oA fa" : P . . . " om! hb ea ~+ - ls 7 ‘Real” the tT) Vi ea! her reports fro: was were ’ Ta abie v le -« oe —eoris | ™ tthe goode trade » oe ous ‘ee me Of Ope yi & her omen nr * - 2 » Oe mere Way ' : . 4 * wen yt i¢ ry 7 - 1a Nor : ~—* je ok » ae) : arr = “tre % : , - ; 7 ° : : L : & the earty + rs, a : ; aitoe * - "oe," Ging a a NS o- 20 pa nz ot i 7 —— —— : 7 . a ed ho = : y W hye \ : +” ’ i ’ : . nr . , 4 - Clattvmiy “ ;' 1 —— © . ‘- ‘) é ane T bes tne ¢ . - ~ “PTT heey - ‘ : 4 . “Mea m1 : rather thers : ping ria TR FL» a | ra ae “ink hwes 7 " of the LY ‘ n ero, e ‘ forlenme ac ~ " ; 4G iting pts Ba)». Ar peer) es "8 BU ~) ms . : ” oa , rlearings, Money, | Silyer } lead. te °F . é ’ As ay . - - > : ' 8 3 \ AB. 198 Uebinn ¢ TF i" > Von OO debine 7m" ’ : s) : . Ss! ¥ | aes , S165 BOO Cote YOO 00) We Walia lf : 3 : : : on, Me ' « of + pa _ oe Oe : if _ ca 37 : a . " ve le 2 wy nt bie, cM 6 > mn" - . oe . — a & raise 4'. 1g rie - »>"* » man f om hems ‘4 on. 4 je nen ~ ; ‘7 . iy ’ . : 7 . 2 Tri¢ Ys Yon ar yy : —— Ris : re ~~, FP. cre “~ ore Arm nn th a? 5. “il ih) ee ve ert re tiLee 5? B65 centimes Exchange on {onae nee | OeNt ities hive per vent nan, Pane @ 60 oe. Me dolinr on d a ino ff om 4 centione wee > New Vork Sugar mi - ij aT 1) | ~ rae suger e' - ’ : et zea ent} Ta] v ae : ke ' r - M pe A ta v ~ gant jrees ‘ere mer and wb i7idea '* : y # pomise h Ener} a ing ; . hk hall ’ jae | bu Fiag, pt ed : Ne , ; = fe the ok Sad hi marker won, re * of amalie: rOp cut Pre were nges ref ed ear pUeiness With fing a a "3 at pe? ir a mred { © ’ ON Rll , *)Proximate pen ‘Th *’, 61%¢: : 7 : .j i? ; ”“ tata , — — | | insurance the Serve Your Needs at Same Old Place > ” i ime in the jsame old . 400 1 ’ (eritral Trust Ge ' nel : SAT ef, ‘4 ur insur- Vw A © PuUeCHBINE service L¢ bee ’ 2 enis Teor "3 . Mi : ' i* being spent Th) ; tative ° “vy the tat : - - ‘7% ‘ lowa rit . 4 ‘ . rN ' ; ( « Cane. » eomyye : NeTitancr tax ad le Bee \las : hive r Vow with Mh Ring ' fe insurance’ fins WE LOEB gSAACS, Special Rep. . TABLE kr NSURANCE CO., of lows ann lhert* Phone peril ane €@ J filive Rlebe / 410 ids ry 1, 1953 Dae pavabie 000u, ° . lly created Banks are | municipal. we it up unt! s; and Un on a divi- ¥ as secu- be lawful ed States ent of all ngs banks vhich was he United is. While rent, they al super- —. | A @r i> ; " « “ir pan oars ' » 2 > ] ower le mand weet oe. ’ ; The higher open’ ne e ed 4o hetter e-po' pr e* a, os oral An ror s = reports from & hnenst and West et males and wit! Te® ’ oc . er) T an Ne Dp ’ © hea w nr nis as | , wheat reacte® Asking Yas fector, and ere Was ta of fetter weather ospects orthwest. orn al moved aiong co fe of whan t s y wheat oO] nef at $) » | yr hen $i | Sept ‘hen $1] H%, Ma Cor 2% 4 2 7 5 4 1G Sept oO ecel wheat receipts, \ were 158,490 pyshela. compare 90.000 a week ago aut 83.600 ies" eur, e4 84 cars iegi end 48 throug pinta whic were 107 Pu nee : j 14/ am g ween 4&' a’ (YO at ven? mded 65 cers ca n if hrough ete cel us . 1.000 bhuaheis on with 2 BRO0O0O a week ago A j AR oon vear. in dec 45 “8 ” and ow , ms Hey receipis were 504 tons loca! fis throug! = S& Louise Cash Grain. Rees of cash grain 4 wer = *¢ awe WHEAT—No. 2 104 winter. $1 4201.45 We. 3 red winter ©1 3871 4! \ 4 ver winter, $1.35 sample grade red win g.77¢! 38 ; eA gariici § mized, $1.31, No. 4 mixed, $1.°> RN—No. 2 mixed + No b mixed wim @S2c: No. 2 vellow, 834y9¢. No. 3 ve om, 62% @S3c; No. v veliow, S- Ne % white corn, S4c No wt te R34 g3%c; No. 3 white, 81 %2 @&* 49" OATS—No. 2 white ec: No. 3 white 46 ec; No 4 white ati ; ereald white 4f t 4 cere. . o 4 o mr . a” : o"——~ Foreign Exchange . Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. Apr'!! Ng 16.—Following ‘is « of today's foreign exchange quotations GLAND — Sterling (D) $4 65% commercia! 60 dars. $4.4 — uotations in cents ‘l)' demand i: cable. eb Prene iD) 4.65 6 65 . LY—Lira (DP) 4.99: «¢) 4.004, RBELGIUM—Franc Di O78 nH 764 Ley SWITZERLAND — Fran im] 18.1%. >HOLLAND—Fiorin (D) 39.14; (C) 39.18 4G N Y—Mary (T)) O04-h O04 AUS] RIA—Crow mn ib J _ oOoL4 \» GREECE—Drachma (‘D) 1.°0 SWEDEN—KErone (D) 26 54 °8 AC NORWAY—Krone (Db) 17.0 i7 9 DENMARK—ZHrone (D) 1% & 18.87 BPAIN—Peseta (TD) 15 15.37 PORTUGAL—Escudo D> 4 47 H : 'NGARY— row i? ’ 4 (ZECHO-BLOVAKIA—Crowr ’ 207% POLAND—Mark (DPD) .0025', FINLANT)}—Mark :| RUMANIA—! 45 TUGO-BLOVAKIA—Crown (1 N2% YOKOHAMA—JNen (1)) 45 (0) ia HF HONGKONG—Dollar DD) 64° a ee BHANGHAI—tTael (D) 74 25 74.% MEXICO—Dollar (D) 54 4 Dt CALA UTTA—Rupee (TD) 31 4. 31 ARGENTINA—Peso ‘Spot, it HRAZIL——Milreia iL) 19 OS Ri GUAY—Peso (D) &5 HIL_LE—Peero ‘1)) 12.50 ANADA—Dolar (D) 97.62 IT AVANA L) a? ' ecKS ‘ }00 068 o OMBIA~— iI pr > | | Butter, Eggs, Poult owing prices to’ farmers and ’ pers for roun ots he és ee err ~wlere nra isua 0 Pg EGGSB—Freah cour cendied ) Assen rerurnec. le jleee BUTTER— reamer *x' rae . Ged s'RE® i . ) springs, 1 Ibs . apr.ne email or iechorne 4b spring ch s 3 apons, Vibes an over 23 ap r « anc er } canons. 6 lbe and . Ae sine 2M urkey hens 30 4 7 ' turkeve. J&c: ducks. acrordine ‘a e @ iw mus ' KS 1h guess , AH2180 es @ "a - LD oo ry "ese round’ S4 VEALS—129@180 px de a 165 @ RN on nade at ° an PROAWOn « at 2@ CORT Se ler ed noe we gn "erourted aeror ing \ LEGETABLES , - a m s . > . : ' ’ . ‘ . . per ve ee . APBRAGE (‘es , nen a4 — Sino ner tf aw T as ~~ SAD ne yt M “ ates $4 75 LOTS——O)4 e-groe ; eo - ligiane per bh $° 50 S4 aw KO per t bask ern ,.. fo: tune 4 ,t© S| l per b IFTOWER—Oregon LERY—Fori4a 4s, fe and Re crates. S22 Ff $1] cra'es CUCTMBERS—Fiortda +t crates an “amperes, $3 to $4.25; hothouse. $2 + $e per oe how r “ee PEPPERS—Fiorida. $ o $4 per ‘ r Home egroe f » The per or Califorria icaher “1 " Ar'zonra Where eo -| , A } -oulsiana . é ‘ampere big Roe AO $) 9 TONS tr, if ‘ pout loa . ‘ 975 Colorndy seiiok. “$4 50 pp ARSE T—Louvisiana. $5 to $5.50 per vee ARENTPS—Home grown. $1.25 to $1'35 U Dox POTATO Rs— Per 100 pounds Red River Chics, f 65: Western russe: burbanks. $2.15 $2 6 Rrowr Hen aes. ™~™ her + soy LAS to $1 75 ‘lumps $1.75 ah ee: $1.65 to $175. Carman, $1 &¢ at " ’ . . . a rai 31 60 to $1 6S ‘olorado Or . RADISHES —ArkAli@as tine 5 » 4 Aatame tips, 25¢ to 40> per dozen bunches be EET POTATOES peame grown nancy ‘wc «te «6A Bermuda. AO to 80 wale o > > - ce © #0 ellow, 5Oc; red nanse- — l. to $175. Tennessee nancy ha ere hampers *| ] be) ‘nr > | ” *, _ RING BEANS&S-——F ioride dark $23.°5 50 per hemper 492 CRNIPS—-Home gTOTN waehet mi to x; new. 2c to BhSe per dozen ° ns APPLES—Ovie riorege. barre.et: | Rep “lowtwigs $5 ; ke . = e ~ t¥ 4 ff ; “he % > et) ew Tork A AR P58: BM inch, $5 25) winesape BaXae 50 genitings $4 tm SH y %oc to 6c TY whl GRAPEFRY: BBO ne . aN Mirna! , Ib —Fiorids "See te ROMs, hot an4 Fiortda. $3 WRERRIPS - Louisiane C4 pint 86 to , A'ahbama 74-08" “naar . fant’ green &4 Produce Elsewhere AGO A> Pos a tr wi if - ry «a e Kig Rens wis, f4c. rings, 30 eosters. i re NGA ic Ger Pree a "> Aner r , ** ar , o nay / OxXtras 4/ standards, 46 x ote sh @4r ’ A 44 a | e 44 . pe ban $38 44- ¥ ag* Zz , rece nta ? o. BF68 fivars ed rtirare f rete ‘Sem. ~ : sae Tr ter. ate - , i a fle a" ~~ °F ry t) - ; ge ? - — vv . en TOR! Aj f FR ° é " 4' . a" earvie ’ 6 | " : B® heres fab oer ‘s ee 7 e i rag . at at re s ate 2 wre = Pirate *W Ric ore - a ” " '¥e ron hear nde Rin . - ‘8 ’ : ee dh he . "2 A erage 5’ ~ . 7 a . ’ - ate “a f, ‘kh S's . + y . . 4 rae * . = rr. - an ’ © *~ "Was “9 " " - 6 7 . ~ . ~ a " . ene . 4% . Oo 50 to $2.50 - A ; ——- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH iii a eee = —e— -- o-Ps - + - ge ~ = ane Ss e ’ ’ . ; — ‘ - cs i wth? areer 100 . .~. ° Fost-Diena’ m . al a hed *® al : . Mt) . . . 7 “= ae 4 ‘a r ik , ‘TT YY . ! os YORK. April 16 —Foallon ng \* sa? gre. a ® « - ibs . sae ‘ —With r Dis fers the in ] = es trade on the New Y “ “a.es . es are Hig Low Close Sa ays aus s - (1) « ine ote excens : e@ a . - ~ , } ; are Fit!) = _—— - _ - g 4 P aniea oP D he case of Stands [A WHEA 7 a en's : of ee’ * DOGS Tepresent S1000 face va @ ef or - steers s Bc fe > } | —— - ; i ; af 1%d ) “ o Oe aC " . : . roa i¢ i, Terre c * { : . . - “—e ra 4 : me 4 JTIES _Hiet ra { ge. a s tik ‘ ° 3% ‘ a + Hie % a en ere rt . * ie - 4 - e - —— — 6 . > c DOMESTIC BONDS , , a ig i ip | LSS 116% 116% Kis- nal we $0 - il 4 a ; , i , - S . ed i cnere Ss ‘6% 7H3 76% r 15 ' 15% Wika SR © ry e ee #: ers ~Uin > o0 . ‘8 IRs 105% 10% 103 . Re ; ~~ = ] 9 1’ ‘ &! °a! Es. i S65 . Sk S50 . 4 , ] : * >» i . - J i . > + a ae , J 4 9 >" - 4 ,e new 33 106 108 Oe ae : = = mM , : : 124 2 1°} 1 . ; 14 Ng ‘ a rang ; i $ ; — ’ ie : ; « ‘4 . ee - = ‘ > ) ’ 7 . “4 nein ti« io0lLls* 101% 101% > c .* Z K f 116%, 1144, i4%& L1fiisa ' ea - e : > 6 . . _ A Ga 4 LO4*, LOR 10 . ' ’ ‘ . ‘ . — * . 4 - °rnMa - im 4 ng Ar ' = ‘) 1a” ,qy? 7 - . v ~ ot ’ i si i y's . a) 3h 3% ~ 7 ) ’ S S; ; . mour & (®» Vs lf4% 104% 1Lo4 "aal\« | “ae , . be ‘ p= “GS ‘ Rene . Arn U De 5 ee i oO) Ku a, ®t) i Se 7, -- J ‘ ? - } ~.. ’ ™ e a . 4 } a\verhoon } ma Si) 1 Rib i. wi) ' ? ca a " “* . 6 ‘ ' ] , ; 44 ] " aa « ’ . ~ } Her} . # #~« .* ; ‘ *\ i ° ie gee ‘ ’ “ LOO &% li 4 POG ‘ F 2 J 2 Lf A o ‘ 4 He See): s “36. 1021 . 10° é ' ” wf) *s rf) My : - c ae Snt ar . : ‘ we ~ Lo. 4 it? 3 R = | Ms | % Ta ~ a a. - ~ _ Sy ~“ . eo ." | ) = , € , r ' 4 . | ' a . * - ” @ “ _— Rleh ; a . 2 perv Os B 123 123 123 Weer x i “s = gs ' ‘ ] ‘ = ‘ ‘ 4 Ya 2 F, 4 5 (woh? la a . . z 44 ‘94 94 oF 7 4 , . a , * 6 f s 1-3 ‘ : jas Oe Tin) GG : Dini . A AS: ' pat? 2 o 2 {a8 ‘ é ™~ Ss FF) . . Ais tis roy ’ " 4)” 125 A . " { ’ ’ =? . } a > . . . ® un T . ‘ ; , ” anes ae he ens ; ; ' he ‘ r ‘ : ; A rR ses 4 tal her 4 ? J is — ‘ > . _— ~ . £ Y ishie « ti« ) fat) 1. wus Vu +. 10 ’ P a s 8 s ~ 4 - . BS? Sy - Sy tte 2k . ea. 4 ‘ - . , * * i Go Oa "st se ORL ORS : °; ° eb S & Ss 2%4,-%ea 78 a | OF . { . “7 \& 9", % 07 14 “ “ : , *1 : " . _4 ® ry f\ - tint Of iy On ~ } ; 1 . ‘ ‘ L bia ,s 7 O- Q* ‘ . r | 9 = 4) ‘y 4 junds a © + ’ CKiie l4% 104% 104%, UJ 4% 4%, 4%, * tee +f A ss. +f «4 Sn 40 i - ? ' Lf of Pa be a 04% O4%5 e 1” 1] 1” : pig arh o- 2 - ’ £ ' “« OOS (dij icant + ‘ ? ; 4 ) ~ = a s 121s x a & " : , _ | os i . * » = . ” 4% +f) ‘ss 4) '—-4 4 £ ’ » a a « ‘ : 101% 1014, 2014 | 3% . | , et : ' SO ws OR} ik 1. On ad l 1] SE FT I \ : f ‘ irgce.% A rt » ~ 1) a { as , “ s at = . ‘ Of 8 104% 104 + % ‘ , ‘ i 4" $4 44 ‘« 4 ‘2-46 | , FA ; , 2 ; : \ S41, We loot, 100 Te ‘ - ; . ~ ) an r 5 " ’ . whe \ ly : ¢ * 10} ‘4 107 ‘ Th . 1 ) ne ) ya ’ Ni A Ri} . ‘7 S : ~f ~ c ee ’ " . > 4 . «@ e = _ 4 fi «a rs ‘ > Jf ifacal () . >». JPR ran 191 at } . i's 1%, Oni & Ry Ay Bo Ri lina : - - $ % 2 S$ & to 7 ys..100 Ho ag lf hf nv ] y RY! . - ; lwpfa fr — 7 l F * . rs 7% > 2 2 " 1LO0O& 100 a; 1) oe ” ' a8 4, ry ; “Tt AN i, } ‘ gc 2 eo J] . ’ ‘ 4 “ . - ™ - Hr 4, 6 4, 16 4) - a » , we Same ng ; a e &s : ; : Cc Ke ‘” ART, is la ) } © A ] ; i} — — ‘ = —_ « “a 2 a z we | a ie | a” ~~ ~ 9 tf ’ « y , , 4 ° ra 7 no i. i So pat oh) qe fone 4243 42) WEATHER BEARISH FACTOR “stir 2822010 ta ony ana ase rub la } , Ae () ~~ 2a Q7 23 4 ’ f3 7 ~ ; — ae f on : a a , ‘ : - : 4 4 A ~ cei i ‘ as © Pub 3 of 1 Ts... 102% 102% 102 sol if e.. 64 63 63 n & stea y strong basis end trading wa ‘7 Seara-Roeb 7s °23 ay LOO % 1004 lo f ich 44 44 14 active. Best lambs sold $12. and this Slik @ shee — iD. 104% ‘) 44) ’ y . . ; = the fire? ‘ rie ’ +s re © ‘ res an » ce = | " , . ’ ~ e E 1 11e@ 4)3 Spal [ . ¢ ‘ . ef ; . f . ‘ y LOO \% 1O0 4 rata. 4 ~~ ’ 1 4 + rr v ig ’ . . , ; - ’ hd a ; ; ALL. a i ‘ ‘ er ‘ we 1048 104% 1044 Ff Stare 4 44 . e cy pped ls g esoid at ® Ll.so, @ ? « . . “ 2 ‘ , ‘ ‘ - a Aa® A PUR a" i OF ing Ms al 2 - - . se 5 Ah 4 mie & She - " ry ‘ . ’ ' gr > vs oa r oe? c , ; .” " " 4 - %) 103 1793 1 1039) 4 ‘ i4n 14 | ] , ; 5 a e « i 7. ; = : J ; ” " > a. ] - 3. _ ¥ o7 ? ng aera & A } Prices oke eT Ke ar arners % ’ .? . ere) } f) ’ re’ ' : ~ _ -. Be , > "76 S ~ : = * ghar = } «s . he r ‘ hanes 4 ry ¢ ©X\\s 48 Y ve a 106%, 106% 10864, | . A Qn Als AS, | tere - ; os S _ Pe "\ - . ; oo a4 7, - “AR " a ve ~ t L aed e ‘ ‘ f ’ = . 1064, 106 2 106‘, ‘ ‘ hetter Neatne ‘ s .! at. free er cent the nun ¥ } ‘, ~ ; ' » = 1 a, 1045 Ins a sf , " . ’ NT VN ‘ . = / ’ “ . M eat e ‘ . e ww r wees Hi E> ‘A ' | Su P 102 & (1024 1028 f Exiens 30) ; “ ‘ : - . e's, “ . “ ‘ . . Al . e 2 ore he; ses SEH ie j ; ~ oo a+ A 4 © . . or M 0 . on ‘ - he ra n 4 ' 2 . d 2 ’ y y 3 ainea P ‘ ‘6 » P at ‘ 4 , ‘ a e 4 e (wy | & j ma, LOO & aT ig >i) Mar« \s 7 | 12 adi o e fy - ‘ - . : - . - ‘ The ’ ~~ eae " s FOREIGN BONDS. 49 Mani l ‘ \ ea as re be n- | . - “ 7 ww . ; r ‘ nO an an } \f 4 $ ° 4 4 4 : nail o ” , e ' . = ot “ a’ par en y : . . a ; I = ) r a. - = git wy if aema or ) ”—> \» ‘ fs OM hye DR ke Or s ’ ’ ‘heat F “ niinue Ora © j Re yo Fe Se 100) LHO0 100 ' aa re me Gm Chore chele , ne, es l Swiss G Diyos in’ Ing 103 ‘ a yt) ' ' , we 00 000 a? —s 2h G “ye P . oe - . 4 ’ " . S of Mexico 4a.- 41-40% 40% | 15 Ne Ce . emounts Cash Grain Prices 2 F 1 ’ j ; . a SOE ET aCe Pane Tk STANDARD OLLS. . : oot : = ——— — 1 ny . : ; x ? » ) > . a “ =. . * +. ’ Citde) ls e\« san ‘ Q . mee e ' - | ty, ; Ang A i if 1é a “7 ‘ t) or ‘ 4 ‘ - >. ; ‘ > ; s j 2 > ; 0] 1) 4 ( ; he ian OMG / ne r 3 an Hn an mn F 1] Mlorence - “Ge . ei .2¢ , a > } > . ~ * 3 A .@ a , , mix RO * 1* ('resce ; fy "An en RO Re Cones f y A ‘acis : ‘ : xg ‘ , va "4 ~¢ f = Ori an ao 89 en na on ’ " a - Ke HW 4 Si‘ ,s i *y 7? fF & Ref ° > a Pe 3 . 9 ‘ Wart ¢- f a . ney neg ema 9 4, . S - ‘ hare 1. f 9 wr, - ° «a : e ; € r ~ ‘ x) i 1, i ‘) 118 1] 17 E . . a at = 4 .: in - : - amie “ RO) oO whit mn] Wt ~ I ; ' 10} Lo . ‘ . “ ‘ " Ye ~ . = : ba : 7% - wo yy r ™ ; , on , ‘ a ‘ - = " ' OH% «a4 ' ' ‘ ; ‘ : “ ne © ze ‘ , | 44 \ ‘ ; : ; " ‘ “ \f re £g ’ i? ‘ . - , 7 - os : Me , . ~ . . - ,* ‘ Hr» - - . ‘ ¢ a -«* cs | — ’ > . of * _ . ’ \ {, a. «a ~ ; r¢ are ra £ S] ” . EQ ~ : | ieee fis i>. x ? 4 as ' »' wa “7 ss : ' ' ’ | Ho) ‘* fear ? ’ ' f r _ ue ~ $ \ 1 - AT ~ \liny 4 . yO Seutt , 1} ewan en f ¢ F sie ties f 1 Ne $1.24@1.2 i? nnn f& « (,4 ‘ a4 \ e« * - . cats a’ | oY } ; ~ > a7 ~ as ef : , P her f ‘ 1 3441.48 l ‘ ale at ka ai8 | 5, ; 4 1, 4 ig “ ’ > . . ae Sh ts * ;“ A ; x | ~ ‘ & CS 4 .* s] 4 . pire ~ ‘ ’ ti. oe * ’ ‘ 9 . | Ale x S . a we « ‘ ‘ * ' . ' 4 ~ = . . a“ ~*~ . rT) if O42 304 304 ; ~ ~ (\ea's « ‘ ° ese of . nes f : 4 - - ei be | “Fare w iT 4 . 4 in ‘ " soi) - = * ‘ “ . . 4 e ‘ : 4 a = ‘ ’ - c . ra . 2 r . Te 7 oP 1% P , i. ra for at ind $1.3 ror phoilea os - - -_ . ; - r ‘a (nes "' , ' SA\tA Al _a Ar if irpey 1 . 4 4 4 . 7. ' . , . om : 8 +. +4 . es ' £- e 9 z c as P { R ry x" ya » ~ \es ‘ - ; on S$] NG 1 I ece tt arts ® Ww f ' ' ‘ et cfs ‘ aig . AN FE Pee } | stock }A1s : firs wa les iG. re ‘ a , ° ’ hs 1 *?f) By be - . : 7 | .: Chicago Provisions ceipts, 325; shipments, 130; 8 o “ . = ~ nO rm } 4 05 t ' €4 ft) ; - ‘+ | e ~ , adie? at . an > Tels oor 1A sing provision €? $nano \ yt? FT = 4, Aer ‘ae - — eee re d ¥ ‘ - 4 x7 . 7 > A ‘ ‘ : Lead, Zinc and Copper we ae : 1s ‘ % ' ~K 47 i 2a : a - , a ‘ x . an ‘ - a ‘ _ 7 KS - ° ‘ al a ! ' » or" - i’ | 4 4$) 4, a4 % ; , +” . . ‘ LA ’ , A, 4 - 4% ~ : { Maria ; : . ‘ \4 a 5a yal 3 18% ; AY 4 Mex ¢ 1 °3 : eo) 3 @2 4 Mex Pat ° 1% rae ae RE 9% Mu cfe 12% 1i-~'*s 14) 1} '? - ,s 4° ’ cy & as 5, i _ 5 ' . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ 3 4, . " 14°, j ws ' a A ' 4 e a f ps ’ \ a : i : tJ oe) =~ 34, s _. me ‘ t 4; Sriptes a, pA, Lh ky , o* 4S os 5-14 i 3-16 ; - ' ? » - — ~~ w ‘ w 1 > ° INDUSTRIALS | + as o ? . a } | » ‘+ . ? " F . ’ - . ‘ ‘ » ; ’ A " 4 4 he \\ a) [oepa! LT] e ’ ans ’ p fea ge . 4 4% : ’ ‘ce | ' hinge ’ @ Bkivs : a , ney course of ecqnomical, sound jobbing, r ,¥ ; r - > - { . _- } . € 1. 7 oa. £ , 1 e1its of which can be seen daliy on ‘ ’ o , reagan BY 4 “4 ; ‘ : > > ; . : ? ; ’ ; . Pp ) nand. ialn ba r ¥f lid ta . 4 | ' ; e ; 3 13 : ] ; ig? r?tryyeY) . >: : ' : “ & ‘ : a cs u . and genera supp io t ; ’ RIOW , ve bd > , , all od ri A x ] ie \{ . . i: ft } ? ; _ oe ¢ avaner M ‘ There are milulons oF dollars ) ; i. - ‘el y* a : } ™ Pr — se - eC les ‘ lah} " »+ ’ : , ; . BR ae iore of This Surplus avaliadit perTrore r write & “app. 8 , s . : . : } " ' 2 A : °° ’ ‘ 14 . i4 . ~ ’ ‘ + ‘ r qaynrnonr yw vaveni ] ’ ‘ : a , he . “ y* ry, eT) iri iti } 1s ' ' ' iii & — ° . \ ’ ° . a . ‘ ' 1 3 rr} +o 7 . x meria oba a0) 20 ig 20 hg dise soid over The councel everyv ple . yP}ie8, He rye 4 L 1 , r ; TT , . , »%, a . 4 , } lox): " 7 7 . Al © Y : > nin tae 6‘ 4° 4 4 of equ pment req 1i8]1LJ/0neG qaiiy ‘ Aw re ; cs £ Road 7 te, ’ rR | a > : - } ‘ : ‘ > oa . "oO ( 7 + wee ‘ "cr Pers and naustr H| Dial ‘ 44 K upp BR & Co ’ tractors. engin Ul Pig, | “ . 7 = & . u RO : | abhi 4 a 4 . = mia tn wm the surt ric at C in icala lrarsit 1v \%& 1 (+. CAT) ne aup Cart ate Li ‘ : 4 : . 1 \Aferce to _ 1% 1% . st Bae - 4 | + & ‘ af Te AF eA ae to he sold in the nex lew mi - ' ” ns *? "” ] ; . _ , o * , . , q 4 *} ra} ¥- ¥ a! oT | \ VV r) . ‘ QP ‘% ; iH f;iance A i Pia ci i i ’ w. oa ear’ 4" 4 4. 4% . ‘ ’ ys « , . > Seicig ‘ 4 carve that Some rx nate Ais _ * | a) ‘ ’ i'n "¢€ \ | ; q ’ , . a , ‘ ' , 8, . . . ‘ | \ ‘ . } ° ’ , vy Va ; . il Pat Tat lh%® 15% 15% available in earilv. Auction or seairq — Deer ese Niotor 4 F a 4 . | : . 1 f i : " . ~ ir a ~~ ’ ' t* han ‘ 71 f\* Sales VW rite LO May 4 J L | AAT, . ‘ ~ . . . Ora — 4 Perene VNi'tg 4, f: {i '; , : + ‘ Tibi »r) — fi cy ' 10 ® 4 ) 3% males Promotion Ull, Room Lol 77> Bre = ‘ nzIrions Bi M4 Washington L) : Advis 14 be s¢ s | K ‘ 7? * ii i ; : | - 0 een an goa - OOAa ;, } CP ¢hea sios tnat yon tnt “ and ; iz ‘) s ’ “ : « ng a ry?) f) ‘ Sa ‘* ia ' 4 | i - > | sae . 7 7. 2 Krringfiel4 Rods A, 60 A, BO a, ; , } vour name n~ ~ The Government reserves thr — ; Y ? a) if i ‘“ we Inte! eR Y Pia ti j : JA og ~ _ ; (= richt to reject any or all bids " , Ae , : . >, ee ; Bas —_ . will be placed on the Malling eagu™™e~r mai tae ‘ . , “ee : é ’ ; = [oss and Damage = (Claims - y months conducted an intensive éducational campaign damage claims; its mancgppet takes considerable pride in the results so damage claims filed with the L. & N. by its patrons — , nt Cl . | ? $3,144,930.46 1,557,295.31 . 1,220,913.18 - Number 84,176 47,765 36,378 Year 1920 1921 1922 a reduction of approximately 57 per cent in the number is satisfactory showing is due in a stbstantial degree to . ommerce Commission, e preparation of freight shipments; by packing in ip- es plainly as to name of consignee _ The Louisville & Nashville Railroad appre ciates the fact that its patrons do not enjoy the necessity of continually filing claims; and every possible effort is being made—-and with commendable success--to impress upon its employees the imperative duty of handling freight at all times in such manner as to elim inate the possibility of loss and ae i The POST pewspeper giving Associated DISPATCH is the
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MONDAY, WITH YOUR MESSACE is —————————— 1, 1s mee oF. LUTE . _@© THE WAY TO REACH PEOPLE PROMPTLY POST. DISPATC cH = a ; For New Bargains S. | | Ins Mean ce = & 3 » sar as ne heen ‘ 503 Weekly Barga : pthc? ode. etki Cee. ve sganesaaies rest esences poems USE gerestS8t 350. eresesntseett. ii Genii Next Monday’s S| | 7 a ae. Card o/ atic, Satie. line Dollars to You TAR 2 a4 VATU Wana Ga) E> El fd 2a A ER fad pe ed AN ee a kee at. 6, Joe line datiy. She lk be ot iif ie fa ms i eat iF =f £:: ie oe ‘BEF ? r eve : 2: i fits : e > 3 pt : if HE Rie cS: QE Post-Dispatch. x : _ ARNOL D—Kntered into reat Each Week. aca bE VS ba, Ee aAlA FD bate bea 6 Gat betel COs Ee Ee Cd at s Lehman. reriet of tt 7 a3: B33 “itr 3, é ": giotretstt ie of3. sete tte p= arts: sesesevers ss ~oiegeise ‘ Sistettt tig abies ane 2 Sere : 7 © 7 Tal r mother Philip ohn, nrie Maus. Mre. Julia ifolitgrewe and jia Barnard and Fred Arnold, our her-in-iaw and oe ee on Tuesda rij 192 from res if 380LA 7 . . ~~ 7 a, 4 30 “ “ . r » Oe vam i etree, . : ARTIST MATERIALS | GROCERS sab ____ POULTRY SUPPLIES MI A\ | o le WY © OD | GE eos. tnence to Caivary Cemetery e ; , : . ait —- SPECIAL Hen Feed $2.00 per 100 ibe. al Re BARIC h ok 16. | ar $°0 py PS a | By. book. ‘newer seconds a G.| frees the head ‘trom dapdruff, | For sale he LEE “GOOD LUCK” MARGARINE. | TWO-TONE, chins, Clore Soweiry bargaine, | Starting food 55.00 per 100" AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING ____ HARDWARE a E deere, tefoved hutband weer-—— --- SKETCHING MATERIALS— hy book, new or secondhand: | it , re -' tre ie; many ULARENDO v. * cent | = Tour . Broad Al LITA rDeT ST it Pe Pe , Pins Spread for Bread Keiffer's Quality Jewery. Gifts That Last ar ~~ 7 5289 ee oes ro 7 r_1526R. ee er BRING thi ad and rich (nee Sturta) 3 — , MB ad a rm F059 Gravois. Laclede 172X = a PEASE D ‘De 'SPRING is here; let ug, over aul your car. tay s ad — rec velve | 10 per Liasechit« _ : —_ ‘ et iat — — - = seamen : eT ~ we rim fyi | ¢as rar BRASS BEDS ? ; cpr “IA! Gratr i! ao} | goap 10 \" HITE gold ladies’ wrist aig 8 recy POL ILTRY Work piggy en Mog $150: A ther lw, Charlie Wi ‘son ie aiticswe hind ot. ven! ANY ECTRICAL APPL pANOHS tare B5c, Nut No-More voap chips, 6c| lar price $12;. Illinois 12-size watches, U Maplewood Auto’ Repair o.,| chester Benton 64:3 | i | wil The better known Kind at ' iMHAANS ETDS LE NEW ANY- me 3 if , per package , ts - . Uh fiakes he 1° .jewel 2O0-vr S2-, regula ar ray S31.50 ie il I ° _Manchester. : nuseanion — al the age of 36 veara * prices tn the TT * ae AN RASS (EPO ASHED: wo te > ery mn °O>% Mar- -~ea us first. Est 1887 Olive 47 Lowen West — oo y : Alt , pe ackage. dell Beans, 2953 a! is ; e A T Pid i er Tac ik } a y ‘ 36 S ~ — / GROCERS fram fhe residence "AOA ‘ Cc RADI: 133 orth YORK AL', LIND 4 "price Sh! - tein Jewelry Co LW. S. Broadway , - ge mgt WORK | ALt ai wei pri - ket st ‘a ae Le | BABY CHICKS , ae ne PPO OR ch mouth = Sn ,. Free demonstration. Kesy ‘erm SoA & | | West ‘conas. $15; whi + eee ee 14Sst8 $13: BANKS —_———.— | Ok STORE is the tradin ‘or : Se, Jeneph's Crestiag Coan oe = ° ' _{ A ey . tu ae -_ -_———_ - —- - ; crossed bree ds. $1] 1 Benton 1229 W. Coch- BANK OF MAPL EW O@D—Mamber of the is y. Farmer at F é ’ m *, ' oeenn « h- rose . n ‘ hureh, AUTO SUTTER cts) EGGS ——— — - ———— —as TS RPED Ww ‘ena ira wicca? |. VRIST WATC HL 5-jewel, 14k white gold; rame Hatchery. 3146B Sutton. Maplewood. Federal Reserve System. Resources over , er dozen: spring chile ly t jourea ll “Nienues Tr 1 Te! in- #8, ——- —— ———— BRED REPUT. : ybiong shape, $30 value, Ng 50; rpecials | Mo $100, 000. We extend a cordial invitation per Ib. Har — y Grocery and Meat ¢ pee? Ay e} a ~d ‘ os > a ee a? é' 1-1] low an l en ——————= C27. iche ne ernas wreer t ae) K and Bk at repairing a to all toc come and inspect our institution. » Manchest: r 0 M¢ ag les, MEAT o\N ; - ual i j =" ’ i Central — . : “FR . ‘lialty See us Gillman 413 i. ° ——-ow Te ; : ij é t Go | ner ‘> oh *ea*E® a ; : . J ° x - -— - - . a . . ; RING hy : nadine ‘? ado - ne ELECTRIC NG » 7 : - | ' n. See PRINTING «*] TIZENS RB \NK ‘of Maple: wood; de tt. ay : CL L E lL) » Ee “ANS Oe od Ib. ; . —Sincdenlv. oO u iY Gay. A rit. 1 condition; ood grocer North TIEFLKE “GooDp LUc ~ MARU —— — sememmae COMBINATION onl 100 as 100 lettor- Federal Reserve syste: ‘under - Tin! ed a nd: lel-o "Yee wm econ 9 at 8:95 vp. m. Wi We tor Car : —— - wad Mies re " wrt T he is, 108 , Bn “er Mg - 50. M a States Government supert rision. A pirat a : gee recta 8 dea Ant ; (ypen eve- —- ‘ ampbelr s iret vear ‘ oe | ; FRAN WN Eds : $i is a : rantil .. =O ive atree ; l ‘ s ; can nty ackin . - nifas and Sunita: . , : ntr riyt t fh: . Ee] Ti Al ' va: ito ke% 8 aie rn romptiv attended Call Bomont 1303 Map! ew rood. 73h rs M:; unc he Le ne a\ ‘ : , on bg 4 ot loge al Ys residencd ee « ; ’ '« : 7 — = " - . > , f . % 6) * . r ? ] - nee oe = . : nrie enur 'f ; a) FRANKLI: roURING 4 fh a , ; sm , le rs nd api MEADOW 7 7 rik -_ one minu ,oce We epair 4a! a ) — ———— , . Model QA. reconditioned: new paint, cord | **s. | amm@ams . , anh ae oo me first and Save imoriey. st | W 7: pea AN-—Entered int rest tires, price . yt) a” inranteed Frankiin Bh FM . ‘ ants ries ; . : n a iward * ont > as a — . ; ks contanatia> expert locksmith and gun- | A For use with poem at tubes: CLEANING AND DYEING AE T TE R Easter specials: RB i April 4:30 a. mm Blient Knleht ' ; , . wi , sWi Libel? ~ uy ther good | } weg: ‘ i . OOc; grid condenser, 2ic; grid an, | —————__—_—_ ~~ —— ——__—_— - —- excluai as eau © P a x. —-¥ of Car! pafnt excellent : wood tires, ba reain time ; . try ; On rts a —o_ 1 . ), a : : unt i yano ) - # is of . rroce j mit? 1 7 ive sf oe Rete - ’ I heostats. er ar : transformer, $.3 id. REAL ( LA 7T HES ( ‘LEANING—Servie e wag- / shaden. - me korgeously len randford. below “aon ew _ . " Motor Car ‘eo onmn4 Jao Ist. somont _ = : — ~ - =e ar , : = — ——— . /xander Radio. 1002 Pine. Olive 3017. ons everywhere. Benton 310; marenels ft aa ations uce . ower and Lake a Joh Sicedabes k 1 Wit R _ pen evenings and Sunday ' Als price on Le pe A ap > taal PR case he ; 22 Pl atTrE ariable condenser, 21.06 43- 2£69R, m 34a At reduced DP ‘es relli, John a art om Toor OAKLAND touring ca newly oainted, ee en 2- POUNY , ——~ = = aah ige MEN Ss WEAR Begg gee » 4 ee ee mes OR ‘complete hag) 44 CLEANING CO ‘$4 Manchest — ford, and obama © rs itary wlan iford, iret 7 aes ae nal) ; ion. ' >i wLe) in? foakiar a FLA Ti a PA ‘ ] I ~ Mi ‘ at Pasehai!l goods ' : > a - . : . “ A] . : ; P » _F . = . 2 -_ ‘ . : . ’ _— Tae ry his pe aok $& 85 28. ‘a M A WC HE STE R A v. i3 Lf EC " *k HAT SH ye opposite hy ~ i ‘ Ww oe a " - ‘ ws a| th : Tut, . ly ait , Mpa tn e 7 N 4 \ ‘ IN 4t aq n, .. a © ria i oe | i . . ‘ ‘ : J ; ai se. | ig Ae . ,. ‘ — —a ; n: rT, ~ . /- res ' r r peeeener | ; bn , ; nteg ne why ake] . | , “ ! fiehis . { yueerrware co“ W A om : ya cle ¢ I _ ‘“ rink 7 } / , "= =o Centra! _- + a . = 1003 Pine ON = 301 " Y AL E ~ LEANING A ND DY BEING CO . A chi 5 eae . : ' H+ ’ i line of . ‘ ; from ree deine . " : 78 Alle ; ror . ee, 2s oe if : American ;: ve i ; ae ain n wilk etrit ms i . . TA LE. B 3EN TON ‘ 204. ' ; ‘ dae , na ~. pit Se Si Tuesday. Apri! 19 at ° no olor Cer Co. 4: ee - — —e aN. desired; «lea "ki34 VUhio. | berses, - 4 eager yt . _~ rt 9: Livente p.-Er, Knit era When others fail send to the Yale. We seat her hats, featuring blacks, * % "Ty one AR MON rO# RING CAR . Wolke slectric | ' ; ir next week's ad for reai bars: ; ee ne ee ee a ie Rane i —- Ne ne ne call f da a s Groleck Hat. 106 Sutton ¢ B| ‘ntl ‘ 1 8 Od . : . , : }? ‘ i" , , > 7 t. ‘> } vr) \ 5 Oi " . lis ( Ld . , _ . = . 4 4 ' ‘ K a or _ an ae ver. ee - nn a seme ea a= ae ‘ air, b BROW . ie On SS) indayv er i! LS 19% " me . 1 rT hs a™) CHIROPRACTOR - ——— “ cr i 4 I t? wie my i z Ja ATrhKe ‘ , wi r ’ h a itd i? ric supplies. Save money ae —— — MUSICAL gi 1° ao a m Robert Vi , ~ *, below Romont 416 , - “a ‘aan & Son. electriciat SLLMA?! yrocet and .Meat AN important sale of men: hirta, neck- 1)" 260% HEnene oe . . | bo ¢ Wade and Catherine Brown (nee Bw ai gs and Sunday ye be a ) i | ad ort e for thi ind and collar attach tyle: 0 |. _3605 HEBERT ST. NEAR GRAND. __ _DRUGS § ICTROLA—Console_ model, 16 Se 2n4 Gear Drother of Emmett. Ethel and . * . - 7 . cto! - a ae : : a : . . . : : j 1. r TT wt A aT . : ; . a + ey . P ‘ e! h vear. EMONSTRATOR aD , mont time to bay ; bt prety 33 7 — re « a ae a | F South DEPENDABLE goods reasonable prices, all| your own chole e, $108:.conyv ™ eel Tecan y thon family rhs idence S414 “ the time; prescriptions called for and de- : Child’ s Music Shop. 2739) Sutton av, Bes a wynere enue, on Tuesday, April 17 , oul € } : graduate. , ODL — rage peg “— - 7 a ‘ . ; . — ~| BARGAINS in wu ; buy " , hs .. ines ) ne : : Vel Veen : a bangs bee LETTE ladeas. Se a : e ett e bl ades, 4 ? Ne in use! radio parts; we uy liverad. Ro 2 iughes Presc~iption | j " ease ” he , jon: co on - eee a eT a 2 ¥ a a oe — lades. 3ic, 6 and gell anything in radio; special Brandes Druggist. Manchester at Sutton Benton = mR 2500 ——— us ja m. to St. Thomas of Aquin'e Oh - : e Ceres we "40 ad $ phones, only $6 Atl parts guaranteed. |. ::-- “Marshall 25 . ; POE Prence to Mount Olive Cemeter) . 1 Sunday ‘—Houra 2. § 30. 6 to 8 | FURNITURE bungalor ror ' it 4 ade vem -biades, _4f ; ades adin” ieee acre JTO, = — rs my al 4 2714-1 yt) ) 2.8 ample pants, | adio Service and Equipment Co., 3234 | — age eg ' NN Ne oh ore into reat on Su ee ho eneapeiens 7 is of 3. $1.9: 2Q-gabar- | —- Grand. FREE—$1000—Free; get your ticket at the _————— OPTOMETRISTS _ ae RN prii 15, 192° 16 p Mary ‘I ates "CK ( n ~ : = maw Lat Central B carry a la stock of the best brands of din nad English whipcord to} $16 50. |} A RADIO. set with 2000-ohm phone } end Maplev wood Pharmacy. Mane hester and ; HAY B YOUR EYES EXNAMIN - ning (nee Veainben). ure Yai" Ma'ttin Mive Ke | oun | or a laily 10-4, | atte eo t ut your soil (a, Wool % “woo! new serge ic locolate creams, 350 Banas regular price oUc tions in s onges. *hamo ; LAS HAD NO MARD Al. " r 2 S3.9¢ se rin tartena itter . an . mea 50 PE R { ‘E NT " Gionnenll on all Lowney and| Steel wool. Campbell Paint “Co., 73 ' band of om Fyard (nee Pike). dear A ] new, 1UQO fine: such rae Central _ Johnston's one and two pound boxes for chester. : : of Ruth Kaufmann (nee Bayard), Laf aie ocmmanet. my sone | B OND RE ST Al "R \N T. 807 N Grand bl. one week oniy. Reliable Dr ug, 51@1 Sut- 2F you want paint for any pu a w iileam © Rvard and Pearl Collings 2B AT TOMORILE C - area re 4) 17 mimeo bed and spr ws _— . - eae: tas 61. Oo trand our special steak SUP per consists of soup, ee eee I carry the largest line. ineludts yard). in hie atxty-elghth vear Mis’ rye cre PROS UST : aU. ; % ! n 80 | «¢ ‘ sal ré reg at i est Dat , Telrige | Riv Wil \ i! UTATION® ~*y dub Dee ~ \. Grand, ; ‘thicken, t steak, country gra\ Vv, a — ; W il] fams_ paint. in St. Louis Coun e r. Funera! Tuesday, April a7, et 2 ae Ww EVES INGS AND SI°NDAYS ii 11s —- , — at rs f ery 1 LOT at pes ; ‘ id-Tyn TPCORE (3 RDINES mmple 1¢@- | rench-fri potat * combination yalad _ELECTRIO VW iigon, 7309 Manchester. a from residence, 718 Wvroming street r ! North low pri . = art — er 0: sr : og — : a ay oo, , ind. NS ae a ——— aor, man = —--- ——__- — — PH T G . z CREV ET. Nore aoO a nieved into «rest We South , t HoHseHFE-_ err “Duka. | for nev ae ety Tone . sey p —emrml =" e=ne orive er “4 busi ness men and women of St. Louis "REI Oo °o 3RAPHS Ms ; 11, %. at Long Beach, tat omething w, try it + iz Du ®, inn the low-rer istrict ' “ . ae en BE pyre icon, J] r 2 pieces, pél ae. a — to = | fins at ‘Mhier’s Restaurant is un- A washing nietbine an d vacuum cleaner Spey ipy 1 ™ Phot " e. "he oved husband o 1920 (ick R OADSTE R the hox 8 » Opposi ‘ubil MEET g oc; hite nme MI er Cal led for isine at service We invite | given awa free. Call us’ for particulars. | - cist y Lange 1 lak A ha eg : ch hoon a Creveling and Mra. y: tay , . y ' hes , PArCan ine saw y Une] . ‘es tl PwewS J MERC H. 4 N7 TS’ RESTAURANT. DRY. GOODS — ———— 4 ae age. ee Due notice of funeral from the Alex Oven_evenings ang Sunday —___ | CLEANING AND DYEING . ese "KER & PRICE. | ". require quality b Mead jold me por . | Sees tees USays, Sue | = ol . Op St. Louls Star. We ilies SHOES | bie parlors, 2835 Olive street. } , ’ ‘ ‘> Y)., he requirement = at : rhbor ete Al 4 acl lize in steak: chops and sea foods; oe M ATI] E R a SON. drv goods: 4c ity limits ‘ CUSHMAN—-Wayman (row Cushman, OF ; Spectal. H emade pies and pespres nd Manchester av >| NoUNCEM | ANNOUNCEMENT ‘‘to the man whe am on Saturday. April 14, 19°73, at West | South | N28 FRANKLIN we | —_———__—__ —— — Vo | — — a regular $1 and $1. 25 values, for| We have the honor to announce we: town, Md j } a i URAN eT. 4. jy linder tourin ge _- you ; ar , si specta! next ‘ ad . , — omg : — SEWING MACHINE seed =e nandise = fair pF = a | ag for Manchester Shoes. DONFEGAN—F ntered n to rest on Mo - ened ms April 46. 1923, at } { t lete witt ; ii ‘ ‘ ¥ es tne tnes ana . aiid | . ; ; , : ' (j ' : : s) if ( aa ‘ . . ry , \fa ‘ ( | . ‘ } eln- f Sy: equip S800. Ti the fastest work for the least n G've Bat Bg eo pny gpay vey We never m home. "t North ie | BIG White, Ww act FURNITURE | ’ ite av ‘ ‘lebration sale on IMnegan~ deariv beloved ) ee tional $100 as ‘cennories, $800. Towery Motor : ith the outmorl ' i : “ ; a * « ‘ trial A j ' () ” “4 Arh « : . . 7 i vi j am iW vs af = “ ams . ce ‘ ’ " ‘ , N rth ¥, "O 648 , & aaton Oy. E _ : neg eels BOR rep rese nt ‘ = - es evice depart nan che a eo ent \ ifering aA Deal Pui ne ol rrnisiines _ ——" 0 a tie ei eae —~ pone - = aR Rar ete ra shoes at low pri en: $5 value, sale Ponegan (nee Odium) dear brother of . FORD lr tru k chass! a: géod eal dition OL} RAM ' _ iti | r iz S “tw J \ » bac , : ' : : on ‘ , as ? ns ,- _ ; . at ; Fine . price . an , reg ’ m. ° i ; — & AME ED RO Ods reduced :; FL. OR LAMP and beautiful shade only preumatlic tires, almost new: $125: terms. 4 i are e\-» eo - ot > te . $1 0: roe “ : ¥s) : : ra sn Ti , ' formertl | at Bargains in Ber ondhand (on ah : " cies on aresses Beit ; 3) ’ uT iarZze vo iti or VU oes Pee a . ’ _ : ; _ , — mach: | neon \ ita ("oO | 3eaea7 Pa & 4 : 7] \ : ‘eli’ ‘ . e Grat id } 4 +9 -0 , n ,s mtit > n a les on s i A ‘ Viln ¢ n ‘ .s os : 5) a iat . , owooe +10 *hor 4 " , : : ; " ah 0 , +} : oe ot Forest 5539 ll iain Seal al an hone Sidney 3°38 i j , Janto age om vaate ar J nent ha. \“ r hs indie ail the | - : of tour- loring § ~ taeves we oat ‘a Ned f : nd ae vy LANGA e+ oI . , er ; - ea SHOES s— . . wr } from ‘acher Aer'e ing» roadatere, vlan are ; ipes, : Velmar 542 R. or Calif or an ai LANGAN BROS in an Patent Dorit ar ‘ , - rimm 1 hat €6O5H0. to $10 \ i- Bein so C rhs r! » b Seutts Rroa: Sate Wed "4 chs Dodges ‘ : at da D . : : q , _ 4 ee ms ' . his YoU ‘ 4 | le >. there re roree of mt (Ps i ven ‘ iain . ‘ " 41) tos iv —— a . 18 nd WASHINGTON AV : - 2 amine nim for ladle : : go _Central TAILORING | Women’ 8 Wear ‘ 50 p. m., to New st. Willliame Mi ; " 4) ~f ve ’ : ; i n aii A rit } NM | i iz i i i Rl v AMIE aT F ERS — = —— Lindel! 1430 ; | neon a ine. misse: Ni Puth | aish. itner SHOR' "AMP §& "PERS, special! this ~ = eam ae © et 19°2 “CT, ry VEL AND SEDAN CLOTHING ' REFRIGER TORS ‘ , ) _ ul — 54 ar ini; ‘ ‘ T.ouis ’ W eek, $5 45 Up, special prices on spring ~ South — oe No rth . , ot . | ] re reet o (an Su ; ig Ss; ice se c tr q : ’ Spain cecys chen vite : ‘ . . . ve . " styles: ey one strap house siippers; *pe- 2p ee DSTEIN M ASTER TAILOR re | tate ATT. INE STORE, ees ld “* ' a Ve ; th : ; ’ "4 ve . ' » . = > , ‘or. | . 4 + - 4 . - A . 4 # . = pa of J ry it ~ . oe “Ave e« " entra ; ig- i aed ; ; clal, ony 31 70. Buy now, Fisher BS. mé 18 i Sultes to order for men and young men. : RROADW AY Py r na oe * KUHS-BUIC o., — _ - : =—— Belding Ha!! ts the best refrigerator made , — | . dear mothe ve nt Romont 416." | BOYS suits, new, $95c, $1.45, $2.45: boys’ | gor ‘the money: 30 aif erent sizes to select RAKING CO WH WILL DISPI. SARLIEST EXCLU Franklin av. Our slogan: If the suit don’t fit, you keep | ..04F 32", i ‘ke suits worth | Rteck. 1da Peterson, Carrie Hil ran SI —— - evenings and Sunday new comguros Ay ts, wear 4 times #8 long, | fro Stone lined, te seam, and White > PATTERNS —T\F ‘ , i6rea CI \ ES. . Ic \ 45 ~ A I I: ADQT ARTE RS ft r Rad Goose 6 Sc hool 1 shoes i c HIP ’ EW A T AT! RING Wee TA an’. great grandmother, at the age AUTO ACCESSORIES . Close & p.m shopping an ext ravagan re; 50-1b. ice ca- , anh Redaiihs “ ; ’ d all the lat - ¢ he f | | \ YouNG mens #nappy tallor made or So-)| pacity, three- door, for $19. 10 + rier oy . PE ena ha 8. © iatest nt o ities or rr Foo ne*. am- | “A0O8 Chippewa at. ANNGU NCING the arrival of our ladles years ~~ clety Brand and others; sults as good as) Rs : ; oe ‘ ; : Hable ke a, pt tool rices at Si erst _ vy oy | Mt and workmanship guaranteed. Come | children’s spring dresses; . Funeral on Wednesday. April If: « - © a 99, $8, $12; wool-mixed work pants, pyr ore | GOL Ps hR——Qua lity MOTOR CYCLE | 248 North M a ~ et “ON. Newstead @V., |i, and see our ispring line royy te select from. ‘Fite Boe Y mM. wm Weick Bros funeral home, SCHE aT , AIR “a Al Gis Le Schailer | J ew, Upen untit 8 Pp. 10 “ sN LANGAN BROS quire bua y bu wiPau . i i ‘Ls NEW PER TY (338 MOTOR Ww HEE # S to fit ome . ne oe ee eee at “SCRA Rca Cad CRE ‘ 244 anc hester av. . bog ' yrana avenue. to New «: Paul's , nlungera, © Cham- |"_Grand a . ritual ‘e reauireme! iv it at you eigh| ane hhevela. ; they | * ' > . $65. J.d Zadow, Pollet, 1’55 Union b Garret? (dec . dear mother of Mrs. inn : ‘Wall “4e IJuale (mee Garrett). Helen, T ° + ae; Newman Auto Supply. 37 udieu’ ' . [e Dr, ’ i W te TED o map be , thi ne | Sr : we or your old “mat =. , iry ap, : sil 2 “P i , - 9e —— ne ibe: - eo ony le Didaale on aia’ ; AUrInK | , Carioad just arrived. We | can toma 4 BELK E—sSpecial, rdies Ne-—stra black | SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, 2ASTER novelties, Se to 25e /e8 are i: ag ‘9. Ba Bs; a mal | pos, capes: mY ie! 063. = yy t: oper ninvs cash or terms 72 : LORKING ‘ ‘ee > ton. ,— | “ee rege then 4 ( $¢.50 value Blue Serge Suits — order. creams, cherry centers, a ' 10 —* Myrte a G sarrett, our dear aiater. @ Compete the of auto acc: MOMS iTS 0d deve Cum aD $ 1d up silerman’s irniture Co., 25 [Sr } Moy ora » mot easiaes ae aya $25.00 late marsh nallee centers, 7 : In-law, mother-in-law and aunt, In her ar our goods fre absolutely gi ar | bieman 4 ca Age. , an _ Kossuth a e SPiLCLA bargain f Lis We VO De tr experienced employes; Bp gen ne a ; WESTERN TAIL OF ING CO lott's 10c Store, 2 0 : win year d . " , f y es, X! sest fre uaranteed J LOU FINKE Selection of used Ford cars. _ 45 OL Easton — ay. | Market . wneral from family residence, 3909 | “| s] O88: a big Saving to ou. Sanders Bie and Murray TD negan shoe repal! ing : 3846 lindel! houleva d Due notice of wit ll ae tver Women’s ‘Wear ives | $19.75; pay for it $2 ver month; also our | Shoe Spore. 7165 Manchester av. zmeeres from Arthur J. Donnelly’s ; | . tee fut , mate Tire and Supoly hee Cres! ety Sia ins { I I ‘ ; or 2 {j ey? ~f 4 ‘ ’ -- = —_—- ~ —_— Wes , % patronize them and = roy four money ; el rm. to &t Matthew's Church, thence to ‘ -— - . — ar weeps “ ry | * ] s in irniture sdtitien: ‘ one . Rie re “ ffe £0 Qt¢ 4 North COAL—Black Diamond, trade mark remisater-i,. ‘ Shed tts ’ ¥ a 141) at aaa 4 ne ry, oh Si Ea) 8 § . I ing ] rd ‘ D., J r rh and ae stor. i it will benefit all of oldberg. Mas. | BENTON Bae ra Mameteryv ; ry | " ‘ Ae 5 ow . : . at - rue ) a ‘4 , ’ ‘So -O NE & Schreder gauge free with every Penn- Bm? correct weight: $5. $0. $2°50 ye a 2 SE Fauat ‘offes Pu | MUSICAL :; ~ Png tion, of. we 4 Ford for 4 | = na Feat. 1896." 4688 ‘Delmar vel ay. Bwana fa Entered fnto rest on Su ayivania vacuum cup tire, A tube repair | a vier 3148W, Be South in Blanke Patent Drip Coffe : | - well Reiecieet sae MAE ae eee est *¥ Ap 19°94, Helen Lucille Haasler with every t) ube Ww hen you come y er ‘ 4 — ‘ ees | ies - ee = 0 u SAY ® na f vour Coft ' Central Ford mg my Co atone on *e ms Vi t r oe ORY aoops all : -- Wetter and Laure , ing this ac oy i a _ATTENTION, housekeepers: We are intro- — : : * ne rey : na Se ot MM ah —. LADIES’ BPs, Coy See: Sh ae Auto Fupply 419 N “CREAMERY ducing something new te the furniture WITH every poand of coffee one tall can ef A SED: PIANQ AND : . | FO IR special waresines in shoes, see Levy TEA AND COFFEE A ~.50 pure thread , > } ‘] 40x: ah ang 1 ’ | Dusiness; save ~U to 40 per oent. oo, evaporated cream ‘an Bi a) Merk only PIANO CO., riot : ; Sample Shoe Store, Wisconsin and Lynch. > aust Coffee Pulverize aepiene "blac 1 and & a own, Jt onl Funeral at realdence Siw ane 1% eotntiell | for partic ulars to (eorge Wiadislaw lourn Campbell's beans 0 en Market, $ rege : a it “ ; double agie stamps vt & Pue. Monday, Anril 16. et m,. Inte Hons 's, 0 $5 46. nal doy Ve —_——-—— Soutn . - ee —— | ture 0. Ol Lafayette N. Sarah Lindell 6345 te = so a uae e gy be E feature: novelty and si apie shoes ~~, = aa Bt A . attee ret J wesday SP IF L. DOCK & 8 : sr Rea) jeOouUp Tit. Ansolas, | . Nik give —— . { 7 , =EeTS : Steinway uprig screens: wor calle ma ond. or ‘MES, b6 a)! Sreubeburt, 2h pk. our dear motherstg _—— Bran ( offee, li (‘rear ery & ‘(j Ocery, Henton 1: “7 ae ke AGLE ; STAMPS” with eacn can ¢ g od = , ' - pata Bazaar, hopped mait extract, price .7bc . Mj arr 200 x road = —_ . >) A ek ee et ee 2 ' ; He _ Other sizer tn compari#on, cunranteed wul- | roach powder, Luc “ye - cans oO . IF pan : vee , 2 cane, Cc lilg (‘reamery FURNITURE igs, | ves, : consign 2 cana, Loe. Vig is a HARDWARE —_ . chester ay - wil adiv exchange your ’ PB D BALD P A PAA HOR — ks / ~ te , Bo og lue, €19.7! “lasse Furniture Co., 2727- guaranteed. an eTARCK PIANO ce —— $15 45 “ans HINDERMAN Ss DAIRY en Ni 3 385 Bro nadway - , , . ee a ae “1918 Olive at. S . Cor, Titn. > leg se? Ora sin *y ' eis Os Pine at ae 50-LB, com he ination Ri - and bread boxes, a Gl .SER ve MUSIC Ff SHOP. wend: tities —_ work uaranteed. NISED ‘ _ irkwood’ s _Leeding Grocery,” a — other, great-erandmother, sist ) West ; 10 $1 blue or gray enamel. Rln YOU BELIVE IN BYGN 1450 GARRISON av Tu = nt me the one of Tl veare t ’ SES 2 pee a... Punera! Uf $9 64. . fiave, 4% NORTH SIXTH STR ee $1 00 Newman Auto Suvolvy. 3% T Ee — Sei Nye roiler Hall eRTINEG enciosea arrewivm nts _ - = \ ( | Lindell 645 ihe Wednesday. April 18 at! eines bivd DEPARTMENT STORE | Kreal bargain in used turnitu ” ench wringers, guaranteed 5 y 4 A a eo gn gay le ge Re CONDE 4 | F ERIQR SIGN SERVICB, OPTICAL * _ Rromechwie & Wilmertn + , ut . , : ring this ad and ¢ a >? g - N. Vandeventer. Sduth ! —_— _ " ‘ | 1773 Narth Tavior aven SPECIAL, FOR THIS WEEK of anyts) ing he home, Visit } och, Heity mer, 321! enton 7» An Mi EL ; { ‘ olutely free: this —— yes t oud jazz needles absoiu sil aiiiaditinasin . . ' ; ‘ U ROL STERING. ee ee ihre oe , ' Church Interment at Bet Stor Automobile acreseacriea ° ; rdock wrt re Pte ate : = maou 4 } sud 72 ‘ a vials athe Deimar bi ; " Ate we as ee 4 a aoe vara hy ide, vacd 190 Lire cans : : at ae. cen ae eet For first ; — tt ‘4 ; ' r tut i eu Toms mer . w , a0 oN : — -— ! r first-cl 4 x uhpolstering an urniture " 'weeneh 8s aos IGERA’ south STOVES AND RANGES repairing call Grand yt fully filled - kept® on file & oo mr MBAC , : ro) Lonacilothn wid : i de et wrench sets, 3. of W Ruarantee . , ; RE * ~~ —e- - ake | evprytRing we eel! Meav . ’ is, wach... 2bc Three doors, side-! vhite enameled tn. | /A hod oe typ oragting oy oF lectri hegges “oS e Gas RANGES—Quick Meal, 4 burner, re- ;CRAME "i 3 “AMPAN Y iy a parveka STERING Afctan and optometrists en i 5. 1923. at I1 m - Ss Ditde a : hi . ny ter lof, €is 50: farms ‘ | . red Idea!) Mur , ' a: ’ “e . outnts } _R ys | A; . ( _R8- norte brand new: a «- newed: in exce! lent cone Litic nm, only S8; . Pa: _ 37 | Gravo = — Cc ad , amed a , a..7 as SPECIAL OFFER ac Ma lar SAR ’ af $465: bench and rolls : ' : 9 free—Inner tube Z , tire purchased | at STORE. initure Co... 4\) uy vfeauU hand ware | hout eau. | al oOo ) Vai or | ori gina! iv pricea irom $35 to $42 : ESSORI " Senth Thirteenth sats ie" a | ie Beoviy Co. | PRO1-03-05. ‘Choutaau ws RRO Rey S10. Delmar S65T. : related: DEEKEN MUSIC Pee ouvE Sree Re eof “pe a AUTO ACCI cs aghier hel and Cat hy ema ai oe -—-—--- - BMITII I INI RE STORES , G07 N. 14TH. = —_—-—— — -— UPHOLSTERING. BPEC TAL— 30x: tly Pathfinder , ee Mary Your — : BHIS-20-20 anklin Avy, ¢ eons en Avoid spring rush Now maki spectal tires, $8 .¢ Goodyear tires, {1 and M felmbac AUTO-ELECTRIC REPAIRS DISINFECTING 6965-57: Euston : 2720-22 Cherekiee. | ——— : ! CTA s week: Big bargain in base- | ‘LADIES’ TAILORING | gow prices on Upholstering and fursiture re. | end 900: G odyear "uae: Ban. eee 4 C&T . as y. UY lyin you : , oa price nd all - . ‘pairing: lowest prices in city; prompt eerv - Kirkwood ‘Tire Repair Co. opposite JN a 4 Young. «grand aunt of | : tor velt'es of . : 4 . . Se RERING iv esd work let ue tere = s and nov ait eit Tt :RTON 4 CO., 4244 ive st. Bell | Tial! a — a in ; at unera!l \@ater from Cc entra) : Three room ecn? 1? iat # SHH ‘including ‘ a’ : re Paint mri “— ‘ is a i tein om e iS | . ' rat Ww hi ta Way M isic Cw. Central rier or generator now J. & HK. Serv. | NO Min BI G. ~ Kills insects: powder 10 Pugs). | WOeP- Tuoi at consista © the . gnese x :. — — a Oongd x 4th et ys sh G ~ SAM THE rAlILOR ears as . ea. in | re . 7 0: 14 Washington liquid 2dc; aprayver froe, all dealers, or} following: LIVING AON a —— SCEREN + y MUSIC. ‘STOR E soccer ok 7 613 PINE ‘: wa) onetime a . South Grand boulevard, - St. Louig Disinfecting Co. 20°21 Market eat : = f GALIAONS andy mix , ] ma ir SEILER. NA Lit , = — ON “WEBS As hurch Interment tn 8&8, ; A three-piece overstuft ‘living-room gulte ' ; we “Quality and Seryi eum ‘Sig Tadtes’ Tatlor VACUAM CLEANERS (Cemetery... Deceased wae @ A TOMOBILE REPAIRING Romont O48, Ventra a7. yi = © a three-piece davenett it. tneludt Lt } ab Be . } n ir ft r tin tha ~ ee Cc née. Announcement ! Ne Piva a . ; UT — } cable. ¥ . . a | i nds o iraen Os rTarden seed Ar tend e ‘pho nogran he 13° 26 Benton, | eexing, ladies’ suits from (heir own mafertal REPAI RED AUTO * mit on - ‘Fd Order of St. Francis, a BRETT R inh tor lean mane lee ie ream | West - HB DINING RO yM ’ , ‘ your mon , ) 2% ? Specia for 15 days only. Satis i —— Fo D ri “ARS a all > “ . a . Four cylinders without removing, from | §5>—MoO—BUG. 3 : Toc, | Uacee buffet, extension table, fis map oo oo en faction “musranteed R —Wes ave @ few emer Meter Co, 4455)" S10 she; oprayee frac cil Beolere. ce |an arm chair. ive chaire and | enecial thie week at $9.50. R. H Siephen MUCICAL. INSTRUMENTS | + __West__ ‘can make immed Maachester. Grand 781 St loulse Disinfecting Co. 2921 Market at bits BED. ROOM AR3G No) andeventes aeieen A. 7 S URNISH- | 613 PINE ST WR REPAIR all makes of electric cleaners. {Y ‘Mi in your orue te , + 2028 Ve zs or sae heneeee o bow-end bed iPearate = a FERGUSON MUSIC & HOUSE F RNISH- ROOM Work called for when 4estred. | Wielandy-Reller Motor Co., Webster AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Romon entral 3,85 Man - res » ah \ fforette and IN’ co 3017-19 N. GRAND. 0 . wieeeoine all color s, WASHING MACHINES | service to Chevrolet owners, a com Central tL'GS tractors: machine or hand surfacing; work . from $50 lL. N orrigon, ) gle | PEN HORWIT2 - lue prii i7. at & ee ee Of warts at al) times Century THIS waek on vou buy 35 , The rugs are two russel xs. ff Lge ng Sle est Phone Forest NOVELTIES tal! A. B toss S Jeffersan Grand 2 at Dry goods. shoes. ladies ' o 7 Clerner Auto Co. Buthor med Sealers Riverside Aa | ™ oniy YOU Can uy our Boo ladies SNMITIT FUR mS 550 or Delmar ORFOR —— 35-91 - rs a rein a ee ___ Central _ ready-to-wear; ladie® sults 7 ' tr 7, , oe! : BB ny 0 —s emen s oe pO k hose Y 5c 618.209: ‘rankiin Ay s re , MERCH ANDISE _ ~ West a order W est Lockwood ayY., _ , ° erie ' Imire to a cust ner mone Grand 2007 ORK? : wer | AS ninun r of b 2: — : sd BAKING) Joa. Rugsing. 229 Chouteau ay. Peeee? Waston 2720-28 Cherokee. HATTERS af Cuckoo Clocks. ‘Stusily glocks. poveltigs, | ERTRALadiew suits ade to order from ; jash ator 20031 MONK _ — ad, oe F .. = : - TATS. = gi 4 - 7 - retal!l M! Sweet gees | , . cone a weld re - > “ve ~ 3} 5. Fr ESCENT ELE TRI ; Wand ee ae . a . vh - 1! yw Pt \rA TION" NAKING Co work ehirts, 7Sc; ask for “ee label on A, os . ; ’ ‘ ala yreor OPTICAL _ SS | South SHOES vot _w - our men# wearing appare! ugene Stifel, . . -- ae ; —== acy | ~ er . ' we ;LASSES TAILORING WELLSTON AGED | WwW. L Doug « shoes for men. ” | BOOO Salisbu : = oo + ie" me 7OR THIS — ., ; ws ne Ougal) Kitchem ced! 20 p cent oft on alt lagees to anyone | 5. 7 TT SPic tAlS FOR [a WEE int ikon a ® ; * seme SA ERIES > sei te he. sat ' free with ev HAULING AND EXPRESS who ha 4 "in th 7 i 0: ons anything and every: | ahoes for entt: mity at the og KING'S BOOTERY . 10° , 5 of “April ibe eee inte- *¢e ] a re ow . . - — ~~ oe Oe oe ee ATT - | ariott's Mere. Co 2310 awe aS ple ?wtiu fe to meas 4 $76.50: b Rell ph G 4 oo a! : i? ; ~~. tt . _ : as \ ‘ } ‘ry REF . I : ¥ R&S. i; ‘ ee, A 7 TT AT Y NG entral q 1 ‘es aie sole al tri utors e D one ran hat ERIF a on ’ and ur atte Fa 4 snd RRECORDS. ¢f Ee Trock hire for I . ¢ or ‘our selection. tyle- 4910 Ohoutean av. nea! 7 andeventer. . NY eae ~* ‘ry h) om eee ae | TABLE, 6 LEATHER-S i ) DAY and Night Express, 4430 Delmar. , qf ‘e _ priced for thie week eee iributore for Te r batterine, Saute Ba LARGE CHINA Cl ATRS, haul trunke ¢t rom the depot “64 8SE8 an all- evaranteed for "= years traube- Gran South tty d INA CLOSE’ 3) oe ee oe t ( t. be P ’ Neery Co. 1108 N. Grand ISIS passnbect of Kevee clk F ld rial MANCHESTER Soreat 2040. ¢ mRrown Cab Co. | whe Ya rin = woh fume & enyons | ee Cie OS | WATER HEATERS ee eel } assortment « (eyae 1} voslery, at) - , Ad 6 Ps OD ' ow . wi rin } : :, . eqmesemniee = South a | kinds of and Munsing underwear; al! = ————— ‘ "ES tC OFFRE. 408. 816 Ove. _anteed. S. Sanders, 8 N. 14th st | North a ; " S) Derier, .Ge. Cheptese | — HARGING, rebuilding, repairing, rent- ——e of gloves: a Coney | ine of notions ——— LET US BE YOUR TAILOR. ‘— - 77) . Ao at Vom... te | free distilled water and free inepec- | mene furnishings. Tanzer, 2251 , tas ill ‘ Ww feat hs | ade INSTANTAN Us /TO- : ——s er ae , tien. gnttetaciion svaranteed Ss wi aon Routh Gran 1 iat * aii I pa T ‘ Se eee , a a PAINTING gine ag ae ‘ oom ye Be gee ! MAT S ands tank heaters, 26 $50 . " le Diese. , and Owensberg Ky “tae” * Service, 1650 8. Jefferson. Grand c pt he DREN'S mualin gowns, good qua! ity: . oy holesala nr r ¥ Ft _ = . to ARTE? $5, $40, $45 and up. Union labor. | taneous. 8 an a en aT " —_ ; res 4 to 14 | to Invest ave mone) 307 Victor td.——).8 are pay! ne as high aia Ue ‘South _ MESRITZ. 1% TASC "HE. 825 Pine at., near Oth 19 N. Grand. Lindell 5768. BS. NEWMAN @ CO 4 n i bain —, oo + amon vu NOW {ts the time to have your house peint- “North _ —————————S— 1800 & OTH ST. COR LAFATE TTe AY. . Mamond us while. th ' : — _ West ene ! de except a few lines were selling 7 all unrededined S HEMMF. TAILORING CO. SPECIAY. sale of $5, $6 and $7 hate for only fill fier Raster sale on ell lade sins at the Geore® 1, Piaghteenth at ; : id : Geerge Martin. ta . my stock. who suppiy your Paster needs candy, Old-Tyme F ¢Y Ras : meres bere. National Pet sheep, baphe in eto. T. H. = “Ho Vir. WALTER FRE IN ety Hoted; new jocation, 7629 Ivory a, 3 diam: nds and clothing. | 4002 West Florissant. Both ph | 12 OS: apecial sa’ le of << ring e#ultes. sults and dreeses.. Moectal thi® iaece . , BAKING Co. “ “ Lean ¢ fouls. shi fon a hose. panel hack 74* ‘on sveaue, until u further Vv,» after M i Keystone Jewelry & , 2 ri t 19t 486 es and | ve : Detical Ce. 7437 frery. , Market : Witties Ceo.. com Forme sce TS AILORING t. So" a Teen aL wy cae. Peet « broesuan ' 6 \ “Ss
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mitumeny ava ur era Wednen in ning (nee Ven Jaco other. ‘at the ere ‘of f° of muth La fmann ( PHOTOGRAPH Creveling » an d Mere ac n _ Women’ Ss | Wear Women’s Wear 5 AND ) 100 STORE TRKWOOD lar p ; eee r) pPtions ca le ———= » > AOCESSORII Es EBSTER tor Grev W ebeter ravens Ry Goons ———S—————_—_=— L! ere STON te DE MESS MORE oy ” ms | ed : iaiga beth ay ! “nera! Mona, ri fron residence O4R 5 vy } S u Nday ; 1”) 30 DP rr) . PA LC) ~ A) ‘) sil ; A € id Oa, = ‘yer Bessie Menke — : yer ar 4 le Rrayr an Other “7d aun: . “neral fro 1 Ge Ken's . . ‘ , » ‘ jay | ~ ee On VN ed neg: i» , . . to 7 2 | ; ho " { @- ae - ‘o SS ' MT wn ete er PARC] Wae a » why ¢ ’ ‘ ~ , °S. Wo. lmen ; dea . BS¢€ Fra io? © grena Nother S De = ” a er ' Te i+ at ““aben & TA UeN Vere: Orth MILES R— Ente d in ’ - ye Abe 14. ive at j ’ vt ie beloved husban a? ’ nee {am a - and Harry Milles Amma! 4s... bron” the Y aon T. Drothe, of (harles 7 ] >; Mrs J OB bp), K ra: 7 "ePh Kraty, & “nd Mra } T ; ’ ; iGa 4 Horr PSBor ; ay end un ers ’ 0 Arth , 7 rs T ty f ' : ' i . a! r - *uPBsda MmOorniy Ar “ , ry , . rs ‘a ar ‘ FY « . eee Tat , ¢ : ~ D @8 se COD , reg 79 “44> ~~ MITENER_ | r S604 Sou ‘sTand how var Apr : ]-23n 48 ' re Nat y Pune T 1p at js ? 5 R« - hine a nhneider (nee 1} en of ‘ ate (ye Tg i Schne A* rae “nr Tuesdas ee "¢g a0 mek to Sr au rancis ‘hurc) Interment in Calvary Deecased wre a member of the T PCNUBERT—Fniterea into res. i> 1p “he ; T } m | her (nae abre: * nf A124 Deloven mother ne leo ana Ha he H°\ @r tity Ven, Funeral! on We Inesda An from Ze igenhei: Rroe Wherokee Street. to ~) Ma‘ New > STARK - s~ Entered into reg: ‘ Maplewood NJ Ties Ma blew o 4 ‘ Ongrega' Pm hiaze h\enues art * -. 1 eters T‘ermete Higginevillie and Lexing Pane o! VON eo Ta HTEN Fonts ’ o GA \ > ; Ma i oo a “* * 4 ™ 1a ’ 2 " ethar a ten WICHLINSKI Sur 1923, at 10 » if* “mT ‘ ihe ate ht ry e ear fathe- of VW aiter " dear ao; “VTrotnher, brothe: b inera a? . Ss ° ntieth RB’ ree nr V's inee - ’ , re) riven: Si Fate r and T's _ ery UNDERTAKERS lee TZ “te NEW FUNER AI ~ ee y 4 a 025 LAFAVETT): No charge for the . beautiful funeral] parlor j CITY, 608 ayate #5 sme da, y . Diewiay. 856 Gdtiy. sic Sun out feinn “oaie ou 7. Gispiaw 406 a 50 " Aa or mere 4y— ‘6 pA @insemen ee Lost ; a Ri rey Ma ’ - B® 5,889 CLASSIFIED INST RUC T AND FOUND = — pa L$ HELP __WANTED_mEN. BO BOYS HELP _WANTED—men, _- = —. - =~ + xAS. a , : Le Tuselty. | AR WASHER —Experienc = Monarch Ge ou “Mig* i ae tile KF ren bE nN red ‘ 4the rine or answers by JivEen atte Sion. v, U hen accompanie imped adden give any colored; day 613 washing to he dc ne COOK. Becons colored, “also dishwasher end Tk N i ~ WA fac — a Member of wants work by day ll 4608 work. “Bomont. 103 ® age of ] ‘ean! ~- and tron- j Apri! e *h HELP WANTED] a> oe PaDers please COT nee « A F ATHER —If fo —Lilve £208 £2 appojntm f oy DRAFTsM AN—Mec anion = permanent 4. ENS nest neers; -@DDo ~_X St. Louts: please gly "® Qualifications of age: we Will ta Box B-213 Post. Dispatch. (c%) will be taught ou ———— 7. well while learning: | aie ee this ev. evening. 1453 — bie to Investigate ne ac ee ft DRIVER R- Experienced, for aoda wa water truck. Thor Shop, 1006 | Could read the Ini ScAoo!s end College en. ._BOve DRIV cR—Fa retail bakery route; expert. | | MEN— 7 i enced in grocery preferred. Walton sean) selling work lar Overland. Mo ¢ reve Coeur Lake line ist ri butin URUGGIST— egistere. a; experienc ed ie ELECTRICIANS—~New 3 Work. Roxana Pe. — —_ *roleum Corp., South _Wooad River. Tt ; 10—MFE) as ELECTRICIAN—For old house wiring. rage - a * ELECTRIC RUTT wr ELDER—On light metal for being out o em y cn “AL. Qu JESTIONS, Olic interest o ual cases x amt n \ » — or treat ment? cone opos yprtuired. oon ELECTRICIANS Experienced , vraag. 1 . doe Apply STEEL PLAN | St. and St. _ George. (e2) | MEN WA) WANT ED a ‘ith automobiles, to eel] newar ER AND BOY hance for ad\ ancemen?. ne spe per Aather of Vere E ee Crabhtrae L8 PIN ISHER— Fi eee - ERRAND” BOY Spalding Stationery Coe., $24 remunerative work: wt! 2 EXP K RIMEN' TAIL. MARer clock devices | MINERS— Fire. “- 'ndertaking © We Persona! a. Oc ling FRATERNAL | ‘L NOTICES ae nen me sete yo abs ence in refinishing furniture. , me y. stating experience and sAlary expected, Rog | references A-361, Post- Dispatch c3) | OPERATO RS— Pup, pre om. — GAR DE NE R S HELPER R—Apply to a tion Apply 600 Mes noutees: er. 6440 Forsythe bl. third house west ef | OPERA" TORS} first -« Class millin Sk oe -| GROCERY CLERK—Between 15 and 317); .©o0.. 4224 Years old must have some experience | OPTieat. EDGE r— For “shop “wo rk. 212 Mane ‘hest ar HANDY MAN For allround Work. In ma- PAIN TERA ‘all after 5 4059 K chine shop 529 & JOth Ulere ! from res | der re SK3R WALL PAPER, eee Trade Knights Mii Templar . Schools PATENTS _ pROFEssIOnAL J A \ wa RE xperter ced far ape rtm ent bu!! d PA | EF Ly “HA NGERs. Rew —_ [ie oh ing Phone Bridge 3663. reference Ta a cha a aut D. H iber, 120a K : —y ° ‘IOR DRG CLERK —... 4: good — J : ton. , Fd we ¥ Schalie 1" nion ana t {| Nes PAPER iA NOES $464 Parkview. TH THEATRICAL SPECIAL NOTICES aos ; ares ~~ ee a _* | > 7 x. > ' " " L LABOR F RS—In ii iUM Der Yard. Fox Iirne PIPEFT’ TER i lumbers Apoly in Vif EMPLOYMEN WANTED & Aree lines or lesa. 406 nd BUSINESS = recom mendations is AND ADDRE N31! ve MEN, _Bors STOVE | REPAIRS _ BR AU ER SUP SRICKLay’ s- & TUCKPOINT’a anPer CLEA ee ST ce PROFESSIONA eat rte SS LOST and FOUND || = AGE ——- vwiO “ITUATIONS._womeEen. metitor “wa t r- Disha Te _.POST. DISPATCH. —antiene pat "Ske. 1415 N. Or, VEE _{¢2) Hiectrio “ARP EN TERS—Appiy ai 2011A Biiney afr. NAN—Y, “a ole renee | in ‘fruit aad ver 6 ¢.j er Pp tc, _ Sarles CARPENTERS — Two" for repair work at MAN—Hei "t on rubber Washer. __.9057 Enright. rear (c)| Go, 6 Hamburger aY.. Welisten dun. | CARPEN) EK—For genera! - foundry ‘Work. MAN— Middie’ aged. - *° Work nights is i ail 800y N Broadwa way od) oe OT. DIOT st os Plain | CARP NTER—Firat. ‘lass nonusion. o14 ang | MAN- “Elderly. white. rier work mt ARPENT! k. - fentral 402i. na . J9i? ’ bons AD) iting Mi ‘3, 142k ae ashington a 2 arnell jet uA Slored. for slirenss York. gen- CARRIAGE PAIN he sey, | Dees ackmore Mfg Co Sion Cacs e!- Auto Hody ‘Co 8 12 e2) MA N—Te work on farm. H Za dow, HAI FR? R—Exper'en ced, to dri eee > o FOTth of Koch Hloaptta! truck Apply at o ee 1014 N 12th MA N—Opi). a! edger, hye «h | oi vork CHAUFFEC R—For c:.ty "dei ivery Call 1012 _ at off ice, 4th fiour, A ioe’ a. ij a a MAN —To fire furnace and bousema COFFEE” ROASTER—Empire Coffee Co. | aD Washer dy f£ " 5. Oth. ic Grand = | COLL -ECTOR ‘—Instaliment,> nc must ha: © good MAN ~Experienced. to caade esse a: ‘ake references Apply 437 Missouri a. ‘ — Gress pou (ry. nome other need appiy. Be, 5: Louis, 1)! (c2), _B-841, “ Post Dispatch 0 = en ppponns — 1 te » OOLLES ‘TOR—Galesman, 'oe anq co a) com MA Yo—To Operate freight ee ator. PamyY: over #5 ators profes Bo Fi e Mee) ent: references . ‘gt 1452. Yost -Di Dat te r anner eyer ros ug CoA “3 CONC) RETE LABORER — Independent Qua: and a * _ Clayton end Ta: | MAN—To Crate furniture, Mu have eeme GONG RETE LABORERS — Fer a ouperion “a refinishing aooke Apply at Wallace and Mergaanol's" behin¢ Post Din? 2nd salary expec ted. Box Bevo M!!! " ” Dispatcn $00d choice for adVanceinent ne business callege and some exer ion . ery cD N. Grand _preferred. “Toi N Broadway = a a — Te. VYOK—312 N idta. le} MARBL E AND GRANITE UTTERs-— In : monument shop Tay lor Mon on ume nt Co COOK—M ust | be sober. r. 1857 5. b&b 7S. Brosdway,| 200 U Madison 4 Granite City, Ii. Con a Good, reliable; man Apply 3860 | ME ~ TP. to ve m ‘> ©lat tory ‘aborers; Sic per * huBsbo. 4054 Oliy Cc) 4 8 S aiff SECOKD Ccook—_ siaaie: axed White man MEN —~ Or night: work: & ‘ghts a - Voney's Jeunchroom 313 Locust Apply & 0 Monday 4900 coal COOK— Baperience. man Apply Meck’ n lev MEN (lenera! Station. High and Lucas. ard CVOK—Nignt: must be 4830 Deine? apply MEN \D BOYS. -PFe at once Manhattan. tory work _ Apply 5939 Kennerty COUK—ar once, a Colored. Meivi @ MEN—Two. to work tn ca; PR store “al er Hotel, 5338 | Bartmer. - fey drive truck 2013 Gravols COOKS—Ma an and wife: in boardin ne house; MEX Youn@ or middle ‘men. , rel ng Spring Quarry ~East St. Louis ‘tone. — On trains - long June, 1 20th. > Write or apply tween @ and 0 30 | MEN. y Young 4 are run . morn Arcad Bid ast - Louie 1 norning, rcade &.. 2 Taine long ru . 304 B Walnut a . —— 4 § 42 ~For fac — , ( (gre secondhand barrels. i908 B 1- Tuesday at 0. on Peck Kha:n ‘Candy Le, die Steady wo fe)! Spr uce CITER—For planing @ mil). 8313 8 Comp. NEN—Fo- facto ' a . chance VF S8dvancemen: ayette CUTTER—RE; ‘x Derienced on dresses 823 | Plumb. Inc. 6300 Ham burger. hey ashington. 4th floor. Pageant Garm- t Flaet St Louts DELIVERY nOk—Reterences Apply 80d Mp Voom to | Frisco Bid ‘c) ic} Manshin no prev ous *iperience - » ~ "7 rmanen: work Must he On (ie Ll ox DELIVERY BOY — x ay Zemelman, 1108 | 0 Wash; ngton 5 oe ¥ Oek to start. Room 313, Ca) DISH W ABHER—Colored~ ‘Windemere | Watei, a _6601 _Delmar. (c) MEN learn Publication « ea leamanshi able instruction in stro gat DISTRICT MANAGER—For_ outsile terri- #a'esmen ay ryanae fon of ory whe mon 1 Y. to Ormanize sales force and handle rienced ee nel’ n ‘o th best selling household Trteity of olit| « abliity 30 “ppearance “¢ Ls kind; rea! Opportunity ~ ey ordery px y~ While | 312° ite ger da a oaraing. — Box W.o 32 Post - Dispatch derle Drug ‘'o., Grand and C_Arsenal # il If you have a [733 8 Jefferson. (Cc) —- . work 312 Grav (a) larging our city f re ELECTRIC IANB—Oia- house wiring; good | COMnection to few men 4 “nen make $10 « day. « -all Riversi: de’? 718aw. | ®& pened ro app lance maintenance A C. and D. FE | ——— T, Wharf | tions on rural reutes and fn smal) tow fC) | Hilinote. Miasour) and Arkanms 0 r™jMa xive preference iv fc) | 88eign home country territory to men who ERRAND poy—Britt Printing Go + Bth farmere > wha geuccesetul record ‘In sollin floor, 105 8. {c ‘armers ; Diease give full perth viers in . °F a8 to SA£°. expertence Previoug ern . ERRAND BOT re deliver Pa Kase. must ; f-—- ec. Write Mati Subecripr ion Diviste Know city; bring re ferences Hl. Mac. | the Post. Dispatch, st Louis, Mo a Carthy Talloring Co » 206 Odd Fellows’ | aE Fi) Cg. 9th and O! ive fo) ~~ lay; steady We pied) ith experience tr light man racturing day: good pay. ist rs at (ec mind shit ¢ shop permanent: te yt f ——= FG roundina. tel. re Kompany. 3: ‘ 19th M 1L_LDE Rs) od ¥ Wager steady work (oa) | Mon Wealth Etee} Co., Crranite City, ni rere a MoU LDER HAND—Ana feeder: | F ‘SHE R- ~ First- fase. Wall at 4983 Nat. | "aend steady work, nod an FURNITURE MAN—-Experienced. } k Behan umber Co. 6506 Pa URNIT ; —~Experienc o wor ; On truek and as inside man. Apply 2249) NIGHT w WAITER—Must be sober ~ c es (c3) Pe . Proadway Re rates : ' - NIGHTWATCHMA N-—For RNITURE CRATER Moe have ,2ome | probed sate ane nfo “oes expert 0 5p eraters. robe” Ollver Biect ° _ Par ie te) at office, 4th finer Aloe's 513 Olive : ..‘°) | PAIN TERS—OoOn ‘ruck ludies 2318 HARNESS MAKER—Kraliman : 2607 ( aen PAIN TE eR—Nonunion, : 1012 N Veomang HELPER— wendy work, for se. ondhand fur- | Romornt soni w niture store all 1iog Hi ligh | PAINTE Rs *iperienced — Cal) * HELPERSpy rs ~f in saa turel _ iron Blackatone shop Geret troe : {o.. 800 tc} | PAINT: RS— 0 nion Ww. Haile } Painting HOG CASING CLE, ANER PAIN rg ape eae Arey BOT KG a c Dp PDPiy HEIL PACKING CO..: | befo ile PE 7 Ne — Dea Soto _and Ta Salle. {e) | PAPE R HA! GERS E%, work a ashing ome SF Re aa =t% ored: » erne'l' beareian ho: jae ie gIANGER nel * all Fores: 27064. hae Oo walt on tabhie Linde} 32a7 3669 Kaston after al dell } i | | | PAPER HANGERS—j + Lytie, 5076 Be USE MAN—eod Jewish Hospital. 6415 | me _Delmar (Cc); Pa Pen HANGERS Pl ree een ‘only = Sm PAIN? ERS—Heliwee Pain: ng €o.. “ppiv. ltaclede 567R od. B Rosa. 2°68 . & on io . ‘Ji. - € . ] o ead nheuUr Appl, 20 (or en ©? | oak “nom ¢« heouteay f LARORNERS..19 at Coliseum, Lociat #! PORTER— Ip barber shor 02 Ridneyi- entrance ) i@ada morning ‘¢ . oa : ; ' a” me .T . ‘lone ’ : LABORERS. ~Sixz; colored Cravols roaa ! a 1447 N Broaaaen?™ wlteneee Sern. and Gertrude Evermann Conet (a | ; ; ; k les a “OR : or tory wer “pple. ¢ LA BOR FRS— Trenc bing water vise. Ap CAO Haesike reer ay “ e! ston before J a rm. 6600 Deima-. Wee - La ite Water rire L lene (Co. (c8) | PORTER on red. . a ae Spel yi Z ee Rhine ‘Reon ‘* 2 LARO RE Rs—T. work im Dbriek yard App +f erway ree Cus 8568 "SY ieee PORTERS ara aa P ‘e2) 1A hac RERS—o, 450 pb Der hour Come ree 4; 7a) + [’ , 0 TING. work im #tOne quarry. 6100. Virginia \p] y . RLER v L TE , “= (O.. 1001 ¥ ashington Ay. VA BORE RSa—Pbor factory York, we eady ~ m+ 600d pay, Appiy 1026 g° 11:h or | PRRks PER DER Por oh ay i (o46r “hoe Co Printing Dep? Gand Lucwe LARORERS—Cnid os we@e. keh tc upt. PRESS FEE DERE pert. Rood Booth Cold on RG ~©., Main and Ashiew entra! Printing Ca 2 * “Bich a | oe?) PRESarR Ee ‘Perienred on mae Hine RE RS——In tinning plant Alc ® Auf Dreing and Cleaning Ce 4544 Graygie 4 opper and “hee Metal (o "tnd =m ANE fis —che, arv eat nate ni eady $4 ~~ . Zoo) Wages App! Superior Mat _e 0 ee ‘REM Viaite APiiy Mr. Wolf, Jed cas : fersen and Lock "00d, Webhete- Carfare | PROOPrHE Port gperregr who hae had ene er I4e nald by compans "t. Louis Cour Derlence x ere and genera! o) ae 4 (c4A@y Auniv ta } i448 oy er - RERS... White for ‘GC # Orage « | rt RITA®S MACHINE OPERA TORE ier ‘ DIOY Mien? ¢0c er hour ta ‘a keort-Meise! irunk « 1718 « heetmut (a) ‘ Allee et. Lala Ret eerator ae "Ii ATOR Wwr VERS... To: & "a "tes oe fs storage Co wie ar ~~ F aien. | ‘tating Tren otlors Chandertas ry Hh ke b? -v ihite ADDiy fore ‘ar Ws ble tr ' on" Bing har t¢ a) - ; P rr o fae aot liar °’ fare over 14c paig by company. ty, YU ARRYMEN aNnp LABOR. ORERS aE mbes piss wie =} )6ERS. -Steady work Good” red; « ey worl , Goodteitew ns Dav Clean beds. Substant: cal roe cher i“ VOGTFL SG r . nant: yard! open fe. m *) meals. Apply at once. Colu LABORERS. Ana handy men Quarry Co.. Columbia, Il., or Apply mn person. V almever Mm (eRY 1m 2 For YDRY } = i \f , 4 , a v7 ING a i Shieh ~My tra § a *s Og ’ ee a rE 7 ~ , os , . ” % a Ls ~ ° Ty ny “V The 119 \4 la, »* : —— 2 at 6 e . a ; EOCGAY | abinet. : a. ; ; ; ,- q* r Wer €js vs iy ‘AY DRIVER. ‘ora foule fo the POOrR rs ~ *2perienced Apply 149% Mee. ar Sate *i.perience ' Pts vr! -Ivfery ~~ DRI r. P. Derienced rth thee = ROUGH STUFF RU BBER. rimpatch nt Some trade. Box Bits or passenger car work. Nép. Pie te ~\ ) labor trouble. Apply in De rsorr. Al NDR HE WP P | ‘MERICAN CAR @ FOUXDR) SO. a: er “ae eaggy S- ~ ai rts : e Mo - _ Ary. rsA°WIT AT Tat NOnRY cx Si erer MP Ta? WORKERS. _Ayequr * 40re'"n f ites Sant ai ion orert bow the Fe = =... #3» : OW CARH WRITER. Ness mer os Reliable end oT) he! ; “ron samples Ke. Lee Kemnany 20 w . . € Tiaking et hw . » ‘+ to. ¢ m . . A lie s '- . a 7 is} re i ~ roheer., eee me ‘ana hee e ’ rm @ ia las a : : ; hos . en liard are * Mog Sup. : ‘ ‘245 NN tee j ides =f no prues PAM AN. OFT) Pe Prema ne Ranh wa . A O\ar [or wlates S thu’ _ $40 Kaeion | aoe aha: f 4 bt ee) | as ef " . Viiv Cistribute advertizing matter. 113 Ben Bidg. abe. factory wo rk Dply “hanes Corrugated Hox t'o., 6116 Penrose Warehouse and “Wor rz; . work, « oe pi) work at night in Shy Dork cool. a time office ; es ilimo Flote!. Tou . “Indopen tae? Packing Oo... ae" hs hohe AGA earn PuDlication ~ sales-
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: m d the he “HELP” x : MOD Te AUTOMOBILES C RKERS W ho want to | better themselves rea Wanted Ads. “38 ae | itieetT | = APABLE a SALE SICYCL® 'S_mOTOR CYCLES : AUTOMOBILES _ Touring Cars For Sale - BUSINESS FOR SALE HOUSEF FOR Ls. HEL Pp WT D. —WOMEN. GIRLS a EROLD GCODS a omnia HELP WTD. __WOMEN. GIR se = 5 Expo ; j AGI = A‘ “cess Bd) a’ sesh , 2 Bi in 7 jeanin 2 lobe Caz | pity a an —— er r1 ro. * ~ r Sedans For Sale » Se = —_ _— St AU a ao in . . - : | } ast been os ” = ‘et Meter POST .DISPATCH oat RESS FEI . Waln : : , Tv; all : ai, ; ; WA iN VACHE 2034 ous ___ ~ _WANTED—MEN, eovs SALESMEN WANTED HOVEL ENGINEER : GIRLS—16 years f age. to do ‘Brown Printing Cn.. J-~ 5 = , sCRU BW MA N—Caesar 414 Pine oh ot : . STE e e F , = ur Tine Eden.. Almetal. Biue- A i meat : ae; oe SEEDS. PLANTS | _ y TREES a nt ae , Mater aaah al RR ieee wt 8 = . a : * i 1 16. 1923 ST Loris ——— ~ ry : also “OU al g& Wwe , « . " vad floor “work in iacto! ’ : SEA MSTRESS— Experienced. Ap . and : Ta nen : “ hi as , 10] lor : , ota eid le being : “/ : . 7 ; ; : eth > INE -@ was iresses od Z au rts a? eat . — . Dit, RARGAIN \l : my 4 | j I a eg 7 anc : i] } per cent dis la! AUSS MF‘ wer ma- 7TH : !- 1000. $1.50: 5000. § ‘ — : NT fed xn.’ order: 7 a terme a is per Sate eR ty 7 . grea” SKIRT OPERATORS _ Experi- | S8°cERI— heat | . ,purchased at af enced ; and examiners »pl¥ | GRocERY—And -marke:: ola | | s. from cheanwet | SE ¢ .-@. SUT! CN re er vs amare: AUTOMOBILES MONTROSE CLOAK CO., 808 Washington - ; tc line dai'y. 35° Sus HOUSEHOLD oe | WANTED = Soda > Thorougbhlv permanent posit! waypes Apph . fie. Aen in dent sdJitfice »~* % ~ >» * . Tourina Cars For 1919: fast * oo for TON TRI ted end ™ a ran'eed 7a Mendenha. s15 Lar er ef (pen e* > We re MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ANIMALS GOLD GND SILVER Chassis For Sale Biigere Mo Bodies ver. Sale s” ru . Pane eorw : a ter . . ’ ‘ *45 W ee Naru : Rridg 875.000 CASH FOR AUTOS . fa ; = a Sehr de many barged Want. ] ar’ kind orineg : 37 a? , n a ‘ » Pe s' Jr. i | ' wig i? ar M AKER . | ining tL Se | oa : for y . E MOTOR } le a rms OF sum? clot . : = : = : Sala _— wheats smecad Pacha Cems! TT? rrr] “— 4714 Dele MODIF ‘ourng and readete -* L. « Ht LP 7. ANT aes LT oy ret) Cardr e Trunk : : —_—_—_— +. ——T ae ase >. “Merderhall. Ford deal ' , o— « a . : ay : ‘ : : ‘ 4 P aie , ¢ | $0 - tere _ Lan (pen even!ltas Sie om ; LIVE: 8’ os: acty ain wo Corn al ‘FORD BODIES - SALESMEN WANTED : fret cis ue. 6 - Warnes imar Oa a py ee a? = i irl ‘ M4 kr ie > see +, hod le Seer are soed bodies cat ESMAN Mio« = : _— ’ - . , . : —— de > —_ ; ’ —_ + ies a BID Gollinevitie av. East © ! Fait vede | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS are ere Es) ied 7 : : F- Orthwein Metal ; ' - . : ; “ES SALESMEN ry . " le } . 2s. ifae ' » ; cad r.% r . ; i ’ : ’ \ ry > . ‘ . ‘ wit Orth ms - _ & . 7 : NDRY HE ee 3 a y sl = : | a> guims in Used ) | : . , : 512 § arias st : : \ : & apes, Runabouts ‘ - > rn 7 > HOLSEHGOLD GOODS FOR SALE 3 : Don't give your car away. We pay me: | | SS $$ ——sieiierepmnpteiey comes & CLOTHING Soi ant op ee as = ee a 5. Gent Cur Meni . 1035 N. Grand ) : FORD BODIES S Wanted 4 iccessories, Parts—* or TTERI ES . “ . . } - . ‘ hee’ ru’ SED FORD PARTS rs atxee fra ee « ‘rAing ; ; "ant fn [> . ) Sse -) g Tires For Sale RADIO For Sale Radio Repairing wa N ) ~* = “S & - : vondevester ' - in —— Es : - oar, cheap. Call 1918 to 1eam ae STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES (© sevnices oD | Warted , _0201_S. Breet | | | ety S403 Oe ~ ee | DON'T READ THIS : . i : he = we ike For Sais = , 19 crine, i932, 7 Trade. w=. SALESWOMEN WANTED : :. . ° | , OF is 3 | ee “ + oe - r mm | ; — — . ; i . *. s ; c 1} 'n ie . “J 1 ” _— Ke v aranteed. $248: c jen ors, “315 " —— FEMEN— Faurer Automobiles For Sale en gn _—-— ACC nditioned 1992 AND 1923 ’ MAXWELL CARS @\* wn pave hE . : Bi - : : —_ ' - ag - . = . ' ps Pn . Guaranteed in Every Way SALESWOMEN ~ gon | TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING - - ——~ acre toutaens Boe Ward Mo: art arity in ’ . . : . : 7 , : »~ - na Se RR a On IE Soe gc as ACNE. ESTP ae OE Te ee er MOOT CO, TRG for 8 net S d , BS. 45: | ote pt wean: yeh _(e38 tT Roadster TSI: overhauled sa ame_Mter. +2 phaeton: Os ia 3016 ocule BL. } rew!y painted x Port, tion. a reel bargate Oe Sa 3029 OLIVE ST thin eieel city) Ane : . ' ‘ | | : | > whan - : | ys AFTON OPEN EVENENGS _- siore Solid agate @2.c te @2i.5 Diusepiay 35¢ ears soc Sun fown agaie . d@i:apiayv " : eo more » he _ BUSINESS SS CHANCES 3 ; 7 | rena 2 $29 75 " Jeceean footie | roe _Sedans For Sale AN OPPORTUNITY , a : Automobiles For Sale Automobiles For M'scellaneous Misce!laneous HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale . . . , . “- :- «4 - IN ry — . , 1." = r- : ..) , _ nc mie SN = UR <«? , 12 FUNN INT DEI Seether ASE) gteae ecance ce TST sae | SORES : “at the ~'P 4 . : ‘ : ; . : ; . . ‘ _ a. ; | } ix : NEAvY : axis os a | a | ns : | * _Tuning a and Reoairing | = . ce ahlem doesn’t charge interest or brokeragi XN NG. te “a "01 Park. Grand” ruarantees everv car in WYTITINE. s you anv reasonable terms. Bi. i b yemre ‘. iidmey BUSINESS WANTED allows ane a good | rice for your olde _ ar 3 renta to pay; low nos and Organs For S MACHINERY nib! ¢ ws Post -Dispat oh | : ots , I _. | V3 2 IN be : BS.ste . : | ae - _—_saeas FOR : pone on | Wanted ly ribl — ss o SALE. | = 789 ral 307). or wore | INERT HOUSE wil be oi em ro over 2500 satisfied customers nés net ~ r 3 io. tom Cc term, cald 57 frars SO far this month. a. mae hew $ 100 wnsed ears. open and “108 a 33 ®Aa SO! : ¢ a -* a For Sale — . a | a araetees - ending LA«1k national oraa.« at : ' Ht \\ | ANF, , : ) pettunity to ear ms ere — | ~— - , ending upon » due : | : | | ae , Stab sle Ti . Yahlem believes in quick sales, small prom ° mah ae Se aon Accepted Arn ! nag nme re extenaivn tabies § $ ) cs — Yahlem is located at 1985 N. Grand. | RPT ve 3 Mire . PIANO eady to Start Now Feleshene © BW Treiemean Me +
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Se 84,898 ROOM AND BOARD "' “Wan RUTOMOBILES _SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Planos and» Organs 47 Sale PLAYER PIANO—Angelus. . 50 rolle and bench AUTOMOBILES Sedans | For | Sale Pferson and Ol ay AYER-PIANO—$450- 50 sample, used oni y ae REAL ESTATE a dandy player bargain oks For Sate Tru | belia agate te line daily. 80c Sun PLAYER? aN ee, heh grade ELL P f AZA TOTEL cling to the hair. REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE eS AITAM ANNEX APARTMENTS OR FLATS REDU % ED RATES ROOMS FOR RE uT—_COLORED one and BOARD FINE COMB Be | KILVE IS A ite gal T kills all vwer- safe from contracting vermin from other children. lt is ab- ” 5c and $1.25. Lb eames machines ae CITY REAL TRE FOR SALE = Cars For Sate _ : D jese than half price. SUBURE AN PROP'TY FOR SALE FEET—st MMIT it CLAYTON AND mst seen! Lseepted sa FLATS, ETC line dairy, 30¢ Sun SEW SUBDIVISION or S and BOARD ENRIGHT AY. AGENTS’ RENT LISTS 7 2. | ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY FORD, BODIES ae a . " | - Touring Bodies | ‘FORD Ri DIE S University City seeeeeres. certensr or oa'e Webster Groves TREMBLEY-WILSON ee For Bale BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED es Li xx WW s 4 iw 0 ‘ Rp t L040 4 rsx VN i= ing t an r ile 4 sp.enc imi shed 1! 1040 34 ST ne r ‘ ~ f 2 =’ ss rar | es > - por aw lx - we 4’ ge re val iu’ ne of the er’ Vater on har > ; e| - ed hi« a ir | > os “2 o a’ rr } > ‘ a™ ‘ r 4 { ; = La FO73 susinres enor. TY FOR SALE -2845-47 Morga mMmaké# eS: SAM ot rit ® \wiararii’ (2) ry¥——Spile ad jocation ultable for any busi ow! Victor 8275! (2 West pr ereres "TOMOBILE BLDG. 4640 FEasto: el soe Se ee pe TY FOR SALE ‘1 sa." na ge’ re and 8 » T.00F g0o04 5-roon brick bunga and 4 room brick flat 5-room bungalow va- room brick flat; easy | room brick flat: easy _— aa Y as. me, 81. COn- 2-story brick 7-room, Zesstory 2A 4 OF @ x1 °° S* Onno ® if? = eat 1e¢,T S 2h ar - - 6-room frame; ‘oun'ty: 5-room frame: iltv Service Co Riverside 1710 White Women Taken From Plage Frequented by Orientals After Anonymous Complaints. Wit YORK. Apirl 16—wNineteen roughed and povw- dered, and dressed in their Saturday Adeiph D got out of patrol wag- ons in front of the West 100th Street Lavie gitis, marcelled, when taken before the stati were charged wit lowed, when the gir! were to be sent lesa they could provide Da! sobbed and clung to police officers. | More screamed jail overnight un- thes men entered | _George F +i voung women Missouri Road Conditions. to the Post-Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD ADVERTISEMENT NEW STRENGTH SUMMER HEAT with Gude’ s Pepto- requires for building the body and ‘the bl: ood, for providing energy and v igor. If you are thin and run down: tired, nervous and sleepless, you need ully to create the energy you pe for the summer months. Your druggist has Gude’s in both liquid and tablet form. ude’s -Mangan - Tome. and Blood Enricher Pepto a. ris Mz Vi jarns, Olive nore, Tt 4A N. @th. (°°) — oor ORED 1@ eon é . 4 easy terme 61 FINANCIAL |= - id Automobiles For Sale— _eeootaneous Piccon ditioned maxw ELL CARS FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished . LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’T TO. MOB ILE LOANS Guaranteed in Every Way ™= ard Motor Co FLATS AND AP'T’S WANTED 3016 LOCUST BL. = | 8029 OLIVE ST. RE Op I AETON OPEN EVENINGS Automobiles For Sale — Misce!laneous GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent MUSICAL / ; ; S9ai¢, Pic line daily. 20c Sun ‘ ,8hc daily 45 sus ni. and Repairing rol LET—RUSINESS = runepsss sonable Lerins, 1 price for your old car. estate. at wes Rooms WANTED atisfied customers. 4 Wwe Wa SINGLE FLAT SACRIFICED SF OND AN v NGA PLAT ete aaio: 4 Bates, mall stars y N. Grand.. So! iy agate, 2ic line daily. 350 Bun s5c Sun. owt- of- dias ic line diacowns. ad ate cars; you pay us people eaey ayments Railway Exchange [tidg. ' eld) 5 9 S50”) The a se f « pe > 7 * ‘ ~ ; " 1? 4 ‘ & en [yr , ral Trust fF Ag 14 ee. = REAL ESTATE s] Toms ale nr mpr. eu 4 dceecs een Need Money! ‘fies DEEDS Rankine ipterest. ~_co., f\oor ve 8394. (e1@) | MONEY WANTED AND Sonne 5 Tt BO Ran4erson “Royalties @.) rp) C ae bath ane hla & Oa OValosfo - 't@ a8 | 28 honda nits. or any other , oP AN COMPANT Bank BPid4g. Tth and Watl on cate 4340. Olive “6269. ts” last year—37,616 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “wa post pisparcH, 25 19 NEW YORK GIRLS ARRESTED | WHEN DANCING WITH JAPANESE | te i i i ls tM arriage Licenses Teny Bodonis—Mre. James Barnett—Mrs. Robinaon—Mrs. Mery Leiand S Hoyt—Mrs. Marie Geriand Il... Garédner—Ruth J Johnson— Marge ret Herbert J. Gebhart—— Riecommended for Scholarships. War rremorial scholarships were recommended by a Princeton Uni-» versity committee which met Satur- dav at Kansas City. for #8. F. Hobart Cale and Rembert W. Labeaume both 18 vears old and students at the St. Louis County Day School. Cale won the district award from nine contestants from four states. He is the son of Dr. G. W. Cale, 5587 Chamberlain avenue. eRe oF eer as Ie. a m2 s awe iu é y oe NR A et EA EC TT te ee ee : - 4 . h~ ey Ter s : ee ON ANI IRE: ORE - “
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roximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-D t and the Times Combined. : ' OST- UW alone Approximate!) Equa »be-Democrat an Me ‘a he City Circulation of the Daily Pp ST DISPATC a Se? is nee am eer -ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH L —_= — Pe & 4 ; —" afl . —_———E— ~~ _—— ee t bh ; 190- . ‘ee. organized four 5 ears? 6 Spee lalists} % 3 e ac ‘ > - oT) => F , * ; mony mir A. ntiate we . 4 eyttt led at Kar ’ = , ry 4 . s is oi ; 5 “hg . ' , Aen? j : ; a ee — : o . a | vigch closes Nednes pee ee od : arge clini hich handles hun- The @ fcnmiae & - «igh of Den- | teach without fee, and the two unr- ae : Fiction an ‘wo movements amon bias — : ; “mae of cast and analyze tist ‘ ein a zs , hi: -. wersities here donate tecture rooms “ ony 9 +; eee GE 666 “He ee + Ge +++ GE 666 cum 6 6° GEE 6 6 oGeer > 66 Ee coe 8 eo mm ee ee ee ee ee ea | Mil | | tl | | | MAA mit HA | i} jy! a he = * “8 asthe : ‘Fy Nyse Pm apg mmm eeint: oe eee Ooo me 08 8 ee 606 ae O08 ED 808 8s ee 00s em es am ne em 004 am 090 me POLO OOP Children’s Phoenix Hose = 35c to $1.25 . m° 4 iti Mit) || Hi j 7. deeb ee eI |e et ee il ae ¥,))
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___- MOND APRIL is tee 1007, LUMP OAL *4» nnenberg “co 2637 OLIVE Bomont 1848 quickest way te get beip—througk a Post. Dies ee ——— ee a Fiction and SS Wi .*e* | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Women’s Feaiures ™ a —— = _—~ ‘ | Popular Comics News Photographs YY YY TY , s | : MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1922 rc. a SS \ S \ Yy > sai ‘. - = SY SS “SM \ NN Sa N \N S . QQ QA @! SW, Wg Mi, LW QA RN “ \X. aw Ss aw sagem : .. LL bhddddsbbhdbbdddkddddddtididdddddbdidsdisdiiadidddiiidiiadidiiidiidaliaiddddidadaiddddidiididciuaaZZZZZ VIE TEE I Likkhda Lhd Mhhdhddbbbbddddbdbbsbbddbssdsssuisssbiddbsbdbiddidisdssssigiiiiucccl IT) LUSITANIA SURVIVOR OBTAINS DIVORCE. Below: Mrs. Robert Howard Gamble has been granted a divorce from her husband, who was an aviator in the World War. Mrs. Gamble was Virginia Brice Loney when she embarked with her parents on the Lusitania on its last trip: Both her parents were lost, but the girl was saved. A place was found for her in a lifeboat. Just before sailing her mother had made a will in which she left a million and a half dollars in trust for her daughter. granted in Paris. The divorce was Py} ote (IZ LOE A e y Try. VA pth std tj yr; Pai ela Sl bh o_o PITTI IIT At. that (Malad PI IIF nM halealheallA allem 4 ha LMMhLLA rr nethacrttlhcllhes PIIOOT, MEETS, — TE, CLL 44h / SIASSTTT/ ad r 4ta A we, FEY eo 4 > -— ~ —_ a ° ' > et eee ene : ~~, ~ a ~ ~ ——- — — 5 Ahhh ihidéhiite VSILSDISS SAAS FP VIALISA SSSI VO oF 4 SPA WI itu Lbhh bdbidididaa dd. SIPTIMS: Likiiit Ahh Lhd VIS) hh hedhdiddiidhid StSSSS I ae VLddddbdddidda ZZ +a adda aa . KLhdhhdbddibdhddiidddsthisihsddstishddlhdddddddbdbdddbddtdddddddddddihddkde PORTRAIT OF MARTIN VAN BUREN. The painting, witch was done by Howard Chandler Christy. was presented to the S S& Presidemt Van Buren by descendants af the dds hhddliatddddiddbddddsdhbitdha former Presiciemt. Beside the picture are Cap tars A Mi. Moore of the ship and Mrs Elien Vam Pell, great-gramidaughter af Martin Van . ad ape | 5 a} Lda u2dQadlddaddddddddddddhdddadddddddddadddddddddidddddddlddaid —s 17 — —~ ~\ a / \ , ~ Y, | ee wes “es & Ua dddddddaidddidildaddddiiddduauuUidisddddiddlidbadbddsssssddtte Mhidddiiidicdldiadiinn N \ ’ ee > ~ > i “a 3 N ne Sq SETS N Sa . N * a Ni . ~ 3 as \ S . $ S N N - ‘ ; N . N A N x r. 4 , N > ; N - : > i . N ~~ N ai e S | \ -- ~ ' 7 x » ; ~ : N ' & . «24 8 . : N : ~~ = 3 N . BN a x ‘ oe : vd N a Pee ~ Rs : % : N ~ » O xs fa to | x . s ~ .* : S =. If f.4 Ps 2 4 ~ ay y } N x B at . F& oe ae S . . ne 3 \. oe fr 77/4 77,)/4- 2427), . N y Casas S re Ie ee eR ~ iN » . “ N ‘ ~ ~ SS ~“ : ‘ —a = Ss we , ‘ x N N s s S N . N i ; S N : ’ 3 ~ N ~~ By ~ ‘ ae A) ~ g - oF ee! b N SS. ? as = Ne ‘N aS x ‘ ‘ oo 2 > i WS " . a + -_* FA ra 4 . 5 ‘ my S ‘ N . + . : S . S \ 5 . - y . on 5 a - = > Ai COV PTROLLER THE - - OF CUPRENCY. O64 heeds ssdthiad hy Khhhdb hbk SIs. S . TTT DOLL LLL LLM ttllliislldiddddsisdiddittstsithddddihdddidddddidddtbddddddddbddddddtdddddddddddddddddddds dddddddddddaddéddsia LLLLLLLLLLLLLLISSLLLLTLLLSLSLLAASLALO SIAL LS LEAN IDASANAAANNLITIIILLILLLILLLLLLLLLLLILICLTZLZZI Se rrr rrr TTT ccc ccnccccccnnckkccncdaddanaaiididddssdddassdsbsddddddddssdd A UNION LABOR MAYOR. Frank L, Shorthose, an engineer for the Chicago & Alton Railway, who bas been elected Mayor of Bloomington, IIl., on a union labor ticket. The eight Aldermen of his administration also are union labor men. —Itinderwood & tnderweod T° “BEAUTY” OF THE CABARET FANTASTIQUE. Mme. F. Namo, wife of the Secretary of the Rumanian Legation and one of the most beautiful women in the diplomatic corps, as she appeared at “The Cabaret Fan- tastique, at the Hotel Hamilton, in Washington. The character she represented was “Beauty.” Hares & — Stttsaldd dd td dd dtl dladp tht ddd Tbe ttt ODPPISDISEDAELIISDNDLIAALSSADL SSA LALSSDL LASALLE LALLA ALLEL LLL LLOEL ALLEL LAL LD LE LILLIE II MOVIE FOLKS IN EGYPT. Miss Wanda Hawley and Perdo de Cordoba at the Casino in Cairo. Kade! & Merbert Pete. WITT eM, 2k bddddddbdddddibddddbdddddddddddd
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1928. 1 _ a A A II —_ — ee ew —_———_— oo A HOW TO UNDERSTAND fry sion NEWS y WOMEN ARTIST, @© YOUR HUSBAND % NOTES & as SNe Aap siiiisiiisissiz —_— ee el le ee en a, By Winifre d Ha rper Coo le Yo THE CHOKER NECKLACE in tt» meen original form has been improved upos ‘™, - = . = a ee . ee Copyright 1923. ) odav the Parisienne wears — , 7° tin boker necklaces. One of them mui CHAPTER II. (Continued be of pearls as big as mar! When He's Inefficient and Slow. me, I'd iixe ' i¢@ «Co but it is more irritating to ha ; ; man Is ise a microscope to see if rour spous other may be of pearls, bu f a at hae i, ., of some other kind of gems has move j since rou last looked i ‘ ne S ess . * GREEN ia one of the shades has come into popularity slong eyes - he other greens so much favored ing lv speaking ) > Du never r "a wearing 4 : i rman anc as if th re G . : + S hours a dav to make the “es oe ; ngerie af . gre [ , VW HER! > . - . ° ; ; ' x . . 4 se a , ‘Ss . ee. Oarrier ‘aha turn in oe race “‘ : : i . ¢ : : > ' ; "a : .' : . ; . ‘ - - ) oH ; : =e the purpose of that sure blade _ % . ~ . se be Ai " _ qT) is : ' ’ ‘ if a ps : — . _* « a * eg : : . . . . oe hee gedieee S& emg | And the farmer was as coo! as ever 7 ; i? ’ » . ehtn an , , ‘ Egypt: Vad 5 - eve. I fee! as if I were pushing ax on the : | “ge 3 oe imperturbed on: ithe R44 ; . _ » imal ° tir~ma 4 elephant upstairs an inch at a time. : . ~~ : " ae. BRACELETS are a bit hard to ‘* > . *% > ** a > . " J 7? . mn vou beat I have a fter hi 5 ai Yes; can | tinguish from necklaces, now ister who promised to ober : arm! te can , ; Gist P shia | necklaces are shorter than ther hae ; a : . . " . - 7.8 .* ule > " I s i ; a ; : tlose o heen ihe a* eat hrace et S$ a TAID me Ls — . ‘ Me « edy ar ac ‘reas, fo) \\ | 7 | o . 4 ‘ . : : : ‘ =s ¢wist of yewe's or of platinum with a dition ears that men ong +h at } : " nendant. It is meant to be wound the lead. and #0 she trivs to act arces or incorrect bills h a0: | ’ ) several times around the wrist. he bad some initiative and was ing things. But it nearly drives her uralir {f she has to be the ee , +: SHOES are among the most colorfu | \neane to a’ tight and a the ; ower . ig : an ‘« regarded as aiees Tee 3 = - o1 a mament Alon : . ‘ems fr eress at t! rement. y ‘ o behind the Throne when the monaroh ble and pugnacious. ‘‘ Deliver us ns - °F haa iS lpt% : . = a _ » > . tane og Pnue, ipnsice tne shops and n lightl-e and c* e" e Aef i " ’ — ‘st . - is a dummr! Thus spoke two from } tsiders, from a content ore See Sanaa so. ca:- »* * the ranks of Wedded Wome: in 1anaging woman Some husbands are born inefficient. Tf they try to sharpen a pencil or open 8 CAD, ther bungie it They Tutankbamen is cutlined in jewels - a» = Ser Pee ss m 4 a4 Te ave never stop b etreet car t1.. 1° has gon ough. Of ecursa, :¢ they are laberine . . brusting sua T : : r. . — z le’ . ™ @ block er two bereond the proper on something with infinite detail, or THE BRIGHTEST PURPLE HAT -_——-——= his! worn) | , of t! her man’s attack. and ; instant he felt his wea: the Bobbins. Photos ‘C in led *¢ mind. is exasperating bevron raur. |. vee es he farn Pence ) 3 | , “i . ’ eil 4 mel 3¢ te -t that sh il] ree! » RE soe _ ticket wrong, failed to have proper ad, is exasperating be Then n : | in t D a! be held April 2s, and it is expected that she will be reelected Third: Miss Alen - Towa. graduate , oe ‘ me eee: , bec : . ettcmad Phe i. ; ne , f : , ' , si ae ee ee | ts } | , , 7 ws pointed : Next: Georgiana Brown Harbeson, young Philadelphia of the graphic arte @MMEState University there. » reservations at the hote] and made a ance. Even in wooing. fiasco with the bercra and usnally loses a girl to some rani] — and “ ‘i ; ae . | : y If she had a! = "% —- ne i rg re & ; t : : discovered by John Murray Anderson of Greenwich Vil- working on a 14th @ studio of Lorado Taft ® Da sseovered @& ilove letter | Worser. ne is reminded of the man eome Iaened } well nicl is ' " Be, diene . a pede —_ lat ? ho remain shelor 20 rears > 2 : ? ) Pe. pas —_——=— tm his pocket, her relatives would have who a ed a bache rears be- |... very demure at first glance. O# pitied her and mpbraided him for a eause his friend married Rosie. When ¢:... +...,.. eee . TiR@ i.eartner or grosgrain silk. ther seouncrel, but these **trivial’’ fanite | she became a widow he decorously we in black bine. But at” wh in, steel wl im 2g . : raised his hea, | afr me Gid not impress them as vital—unti] waited a rear, onir to | hat she |... , pa | : ‘ . o ees inc : aes, | ad ™m: What About the Rockefeller nail neautifel » they bad te live in the same house = had accerted the . ) Ye | aoe 9 41 & with him! One sixter enid ; had ater. when her secon rhe ind died. , ; , | 1g’e '« fa , ‘66 . 99 . : 2 ~ dias ae . _ : . =" \, ae 2 | . ~* a# anr rt. " that she went.to the cireus.to witness be did he ! ned th . had -he 7 wn) ne rr! ’ | _—7 ae quick movements, and she contem- | ¢erte » undertaker. . » a : | : le f . : ; ; . . ° ] ro "he ‘ounger plated marrving a bareback rider. lthe fun | WORDS of WISE M —) » e & on4 | , ~~ omen Biden ene co dew i ey : annum | know @ wife who was sc wearr full well he kno : nen rd ite” Me _— The Post-Dispatch has re- ‘5 54PP. eae wee It may be exhausting te be tied to | of a slow busband that she chose ?5- ~itti@ Said 1s sconest mended. a aks the confiden ceived many letters of protest = ete ti o & husband whe ts a Human Dynamo, | No. 2 a bicrele rider whe won ¢th- his il) farn ) lor i Die Geena 2 ait tins, Bea ne as 2B | geome d _ ete, mixe Dent on doing the Dance of Death. | race tn Madison Square Garden. Make nae asider + of Exgian greatest blades Ee RN ‘agp encanta : een IE the eS es ithlai fu — —_ be admired for their — BR Keay ——- ¥**** dar a new life ag ——, pane a 4 Pe questionnaires by the Bureauof ,5 is pi » and all those sonalitr, their see is a ai 7 ees 2p. Uiptag ao Social Hygiene of New York’ -»; hich young lif their good sense and it ‘s temreramen’ , ’ . — be : os 7 . : ’ + - ~~ : : - a. .. : : . . to women asking persona: ° = : ’ th Bee's o.ngs fc ind only 13 oe - : ~ = © © ore wee ; a \deas that makes a man 2 ems eT. ! “ 9° 1] the te tio si | clean-h : BURG"SS BEDTIME. =: | thy fre harpinem, Methinks Thare| questions regarding their [hietet io TF, a” ‘> ° 4 *a ~ . : 3 Ee . beaten ma Tes na Sach " : , ar. young 15.5 are Suv jecres Mv husband is sot | seen are ecual Qe | was established by John D. him’’ and my desrest friends T was | 4.4 Ged knows I have . = 7 7 - 7 . . . _ ~ In whose heart there is x bi 27 ; P)) oD jomer e+) } Rockefeller Jr. Readers of itu u ” \ many temptations since r > gga ;, , his | e table he Women’ Page are imvited broad sx his wife as before: bat keg iL 0 him *he vw @e are marr anc »pobeg ~s nb : ; * th u admiratic 1 ‘twa iin? irm raised hs ss. "Twa: | 'S interesting ques- | a! suite popular with | trusted me, and I le a All let- , and bef deca! : that the admiration of mes ‘ ; more to be depended Wii TI orf “na 1; , ' rief and written lf } ‘ rraet | naerstanaing yt 2% . ~~ re » ine ae 4 — . , : nial " é ba . " 3 ie | | on aa : es nail ae cea re | a ; es FE heres che paper eaip. fo ee chev found cat 3 whole _ > 7 ; iumn7s. e By Thornton W. Burgess a3 are in a posit eee a | Steading: Maiatb | wastahen emactite. atic comes lo. a rie pant | ) — - mn people usuaLY term acm: ; hi ; [u..¥ as m iord had done. M fan? _" - ; th = “ . = Se. F Biest be the anderstanding heart : = in TO BE CONTINTED IN THE i to f After we were engaged That eccke to take another*s vert — SS peeve G26 Gi | tage a NON ty “omit - P — 2s 5 ere 22 : POST-DISPATCRE. aia °a ‘oO show Bim 8 ceciced mistaken for lowe. Ther Ag@n together ; 7 , : - . -_ ach : : ™ sil | fine standard for a statesman ee | , — en . kissed manr e: but if he was out of the city away br what they Giants B once in his life Johnny Chuck | J; Choe) = ee aaa. oe: Pe ee _— mints dest a » ocieieee . * . =e . xpect me ro sit at Some for the lifelong love of Wes thoroenu T cad to see Fara , = ” - roe ; } } 4 , ee © a fe yee : | : ist open poems to love me mest dearly, a1 . while awaiting his rs are too often blind teal > a *f+an - er Brown ‘** Boy arproachine. Yas a ‘ ~~ re : _ , . ; . — = : ; : ; P . - Ss - : arms sir, he was glad. He hadn't the least _—— . - | etal ae ae | ) ) . - _— aig whee af 7 bit ef fear. You see. Farm: — . ” = Bee acs eam e OD : > m bet : ¢ ; fe'+ as th ugh b.s kisses on their ups. : : | AD rried be 1 : ropped eff, aad ne man who turms from the foot of that tree ; tM ) me an : : relationship when rou do not epee ™ : wild ' as N , i ; -* an - ud o0 : . ii . = > hea who . ohany had been «a prisoner ~Sn2n Ss -U : :: be : seen one eon- not ts mss went ae. _ Jobnoy. knew that l}armer Bor was a frien? The on!r thine : - '- wv was the thontch' ~ i Brown's Bor mich: over to that tree xen 4 So Johnuar Ta” . > % Farmer Rrowrnr Leng Lane ‘or as farmer and headed -«tra > Johanr si O« a” Years of awear mm every inch! ‘. **-\\9 Breaks @ home—or Put there by - . CMaracter of the wall m the largest manufacturers of Inlaid | ‘tasheones, cingy, ¢ Lincleum in America. An exclusive ., Wail Paper that is 8 ’ , . "~Epering costs utue process and lower manufacturing costs lot dife-enre mean built-in quality and durabulity at a “Bist Ribbon" Wail Paper mo extra expense to you. : = ‘\etec patterns to select Your dealer knows Narn. Ask him ' T x | TT the finest. Hangs sineq to show you how the colors go through . fas i) coupon 2 rury to the burlap back. The patterns can- \agare Wall Paper not wear off. betes “reet. “Slecare Falla, ‘@0ectts Thort. SSiffhen 2» 8 VARIETIES IN The Best is Always the Most Economical - 300 Delicious Cups to a Pound - . Poser BLACK Orange Pekoe Blend) MIXED and GREEN , : — | ! ate. pie Sold in Sealed Metal PacKets Only. Hoye 7 Sy ny ant - ey = p
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= et ee ae etainmn.. . ¥ - , F OR WOMEN. "hoxDa —— _ — See a ~ - mana Rapa : : - . — tt Wh 7” Vou Should 1 0 pieereereonnconnorcersenne nent eee ene wreereeee WEEE A R iD, S GO C 7) Dy Dy LD f N fy When You Get Soaking Wet Do You pee bes _ app Correctly? 6 VES S2ffS===>==== By ROTAL S. COPELAND, M. D. S svanvenveonsconeensesecee “ + i ee ee Say ¢ ~~ a we 4 e - a o - 2 get - 7 hes ” el ee ee ee a ee on ce eee Loe 81 ‘ o? wht ean. Thev ore P . ' 1 , Da » hk Ante’ BRU -CaDS an sat cat , | i jioew Saal -« lee £ The ‘ ; ft . . } : “ ‘ Pe oe 4 oe . ‘a : seared hey feel a draft. They ar Of course, vou | ‘t be foolisn to imagine that vou are viewing vo iy the passing throng show a disre (Tiftical eve of a stranger when p cking , Ss - ; ‘ * fr id af wet font Thev think t his \’ ahout 4 and etav in x — x ‘ " - He ' Pe " . er) 7 r ; . 4 " ‘ ‘ ; , artrTra ! " : ‘ i i . ~ j et enoesr phx (* 4 ‘ .¢ or |) he gard a, fie proper app! ent on evi ou nN new hat lion ) buy it because 7th ere +, siasd ¢ ond sneeze waite anc vrarments . rv a i > kT} . «+ ’ see by ’ ‘ ; , , mu begin io er te ST! 7 r r aynri garn n ; kve t isiness man ; l l Ww ha ) nean ‘ powder it s either carelesalw appl ted ‘tT 1oOKS attractive in the shop window. lA ) 4 144 } ’ . +3 7 +) hy " ‘rs : | »% . " . . : 1G have suitable CiOTO . vu Ad nm the ‘ t Cal c. ] huge aa Ds mr else ’ nt an )] e] | ul J » - . , ‘? 4s ie ‘um times thin) and wam - ; the least exposure. | sometimes think and woman shou on vour head and examine it ’ ae av fan? . tewnhic aha :+ ing at the hue) leg . ‘re : j ] | | this speed ef ‘ si * ‘ - anne f ; rience of getting wet and w suffer — ence. [I do not approve of golag - __ ia A will su nees for untidy hair or untidy clot! groomed woman. herate intention of no ill-effects. nee P wnattractir ‘omnp!l iL? 1. = : | ng OF an unattractive complexion that | When they are of this kind, things PEACH SURPRISE ‘ » aif ‘i : is She , i ip’ - x « ithe — -——- -——— a clean water neve) ee results from lack of care. ead 3 . an ee that can be acquired by diligent at niedian nt ; “a1 The su tal of all t ge .is S is very ) ’ a P a Breton Cabbage Soup lhe sum total of all these things.1 tention and eare, vou must let vou’ HI a. | frozen des ference whether it 1* taken internaliy 1, ‘ s aol , ’ $ea =— ert and isa us (ut . taken In a! a“ giance by the strang feminine pr de come forth and hel» S ang ! e.icious. ul Up suf cr applied externaliv, eituer intention ‘ noel ted “Ah ‘ , ong ficient drai ¢c PI ELT two tablespoonfuls of ba-|“2° '8 presented to vou. If the sum vou acquire them. After all vou : lent drained ¢anned peaches ta ; tat. 2 a a eT ; he ir ial ke o ; add o con dripping and in it cook for ‘°°?! 38 particulars favorable, the 1 so much happier when vour nai! mes ne pintiend add one cupful ef powdered sugar, the whites of three +. janennt ' ire 2 , a) e) e , n sta aneous impr ac nis W bat wececa i] car d for a d vou know n eygs, unbeaten, and half a ecupful of ’ aliv or inadvertentiy. No one nec: worry over a good wetting. There is five minutes, without browning. nothing harmful about wet clothvwa. | ‘Sabor s to ds two tablespoonfuls each of diced ea: above par,’’ and all you have, to do | vour coiffure adds to your charm. tT f ’ ° ? , he danger comes fron ving in damn ee es ) "aie -. te ar the dang git 7 ns cite rot, celery and onion. Then add on» '* to live up to.it or build upon tt, These small things go to make thie thick cream, Turn all into the freezer , +) , pa quart of stock (this mar be made from ** he case may be. eum total that spells beauty Tne Hod . 2 : niass. hot water and either meat extract o- if + : num f . , 7 if the impression is not favorable, Of course, careful grooming doeen 't garments for hours, with consequent and freeze slowly to a firm, smooth chilling , If vou get wet, go op briskly with : are exercising, so long as your heart grains of mace. and salt and anmatics aE DIS Ce eee 7 — ee a ee * 2 — —, : *. aoing its full dutv, rou are just as to cnate ; eit paiapes nideeaiiies aad = a “3 ; ‘ fe 7 OS mind the bign 5 tty apedhen —o" =s--— WSC LSSSSSSSSS===== a wsalh be to the-enrt. ae — seit angie ow, the a wae wishes to he stranger would be most likely to n>- ‘ 7 ) wee ’ more _— if it boils away, apd, Just her most charming self must alWays | tice first. It’s for you to find ont t lage. She designed and h& yedominating artistic of Chicago. Art.critics are high in their praise of Miss Littig’s ORE Sper aia is unpleasant ee eee . Png ee ee SS feature of his new musical a d jill,” at the Globe work. om i ptr : , his ve oe in the Fu) ning aes "i ax Se om anaes Sey be tarelens, and by careful 4) Theater, New York. a -Ven@ifode with the Ballet -of Right: Mrs. Lydia Amanda Brewster Sewell, the famous 9 |. if win age ta We Pe ae cium: Gente G2 rblaressi0 This seems'a small thing to accom- | grooming to make them your beet 1 the Bobbins. Photo showsmmat work in her studio. American artist, in her Paris studio, at work on her latest por- 7 we ee 4 aa a 33 are "t | ~~. |plish when you eonsider the great | points. | Third: Miss Alice G, City. Iowa, graduate tyait study. Mrs. Sewell-recently painted a portrait of Major- |... eel a ee personal pride every woman has at Then, too, the way rou wear your @ of the graphic arts departmBtate University there, General Allen, who commanded the American forces on the oy eh ge ee opamumaatian | heart, but really it is astounding how | elothes counts. Be sure they are ni- I. working an & 14th Rhine. There must be proper reaction after MEAT LOAF the woman who follows this advice wave scrupulously clean, and don’t for- lina ce a ld DG | es PRE TEM | ab ’ . 7} ; - Ss) ys | ' I ' a** ’ L rie T oO" i \ " *nmeoer ir ] © ha "oo 4 ‘ry any « rye -? vv . , . . : 7 ’ : ‘4 ah pl ss =f “ : . 7 a ’ ; : a 7 ; > : at ‘ and seasoning, if not most enodougno VM a Cu aT i pass AG ' rou? for a tion when pay few minutes apent with - : fi enoursee. ev are ben: ' iful. little milk. Shape in loaf, bake ifew minutes. The faults in toilettes ' the cobbler is all that stands between - : . ‘ ; : ’ . ' ‘ ; ’ } ; ’ : ’ *in ® as . " * ; " ’ ' ’ ‘ . sore = ‘~ o * : , > ¢ + =“ yr _— ~~ sd tt | « : . ’ , : r ii ’ ; , ’ i id . ius " ‘ } | T) wae ’ ~ : : | . 5 . . : ‘ ; i“ ~ va 1 ° , . 2090 from moisture. The | jy moderate oven 45 minutes to one passed on to the ings and fault Ww, '1 , ' 1 devot her time ¢ . te A xin” . ' extremities. for some reason or other. hour. This will serve eight people Whether i Ne emia ¢) of} nd the develoy 4 ‘Ducane weer S ' | gre more sensitive than the bodr. vthing ual Frans, ‘we find pleasure in seeing them the things that we enjoved. Don't stay indoors because it rains. New Mexico is the only State in the | ‘land, Vt., clubwoman. has obtained Put on vour rubbers and sally forth Union that doesn’t boast of a femal:- commission as Justice of the Peace. in raincoat or under vour umbrella. lawrer I want mv girls to grow be admired for their charm sonklity, their accomplishmentifhe man who their good sense and diplome@Mth. nian If things found only in girls ether and see each oth-t Their Own Business clean hearted and who stmve > Buspicion : to a love Referring to elim rot i th rou © - hus! : ; 0 ‘ ; : ee : ° —S and God knows I have had more sacred companion many temptations ‘since I ha then. is ITrcumstances., To the Editor of the Womans Fage Strindberg . Y 17 Sf he d his wife as before: but he has " » « ' ne, onyes Lu : : et him »1) : nord ‘‘en ning ?? : _ aA | SS 2 | Ree euie "1 am a mare the new, easy way ‘hat the admiration of men was yvoman at : Tie more to be depended upon if Ttlened ¢o eck my compa! °"' her or not i.e uld rant h a name. 1 think NYONF who can run a carpet-sweeper can both they found out 1 ot = HER! Under mstancesr, ery couple '« courtship is sacred, and wax and polish floors with the Old English Waxer- : 4 amstances that a : os paaeeigeelbe (isto og: nd Polisher—a simple two-in-one device that apphes the leads jus into My, | iy agesiegths parapet | wax, then polishes the floor. Not a weighted floor brush, things, and the ‘‘thrill’’ thal’ Me | buds be as eno Oe devel Sut Ah which merely polishes the floor. So simple a child can get out of ‘‘spooning’’ is too , s saad ‘ia use it. Quicker and easier than using a soft cloth—and k , } Th are like snohbh a! Rnapnv ' i own. 4 i persone have An mistaken for lore. “ihev | 3 | ~ hg Piri a. VI ne? rer ‘ perfection, ana if +} ey lie ~— : * it saves w as IL a li “ away br what ther think is B Bris, of course the ideals why need anvone question: . : . for the lifelong love pf one? : : | Once finished — beautiful always ‘are too often blind to all el | . ; ° As you finish your floors with Old English Wax, a desire to be in his arms | his kisses on their lips. b — : 2 deep, rich lustre appears-—not a temporary polish, but | The man who turns away : Ey : Prem 4 a finish that stays. An occasional “‘touching up” of the when you do not spoon with AY Red ee ROS et spots used most frequently is all that is necessary. Your » not the man who wants vou Se Wie A ee MES oe a ; . | RISA EIGN ES, Sonate Bia fipors will grow more mellow as time goes on. te] i= ature Service : : 2% Sees SESE Bite: To induce you to use the Old English Waxer-Polisher, Ho S e our dealers are making a short-time, money-saving offer. Buy an Old English Waxer-Polisher now at any paint, So f hey wel C omed these better cups hardware or department store and get $1.20 worth of wax products free. Hotels have long recognized the dangers lurking er Lmotion eal a - .=.) ‘ 5 . in the common drinking glass, and the inconve- nience of devices intended to replace it. But now they have solved the perplexing problem. . Here are the reasons wey hotels everywhere are installing BURT CUPS—the seme reasons that make them best for office use; for stores, factories, theatres, . , clubs, and al! public buildings. CI~ @, 1S wt The clever cone shape prevents accidental re-use, THE A. S. BOYLE CO. Goannen. Chie {3 - ‘a4 and fits naturally inthe hand. Each cup is so perfectly YTHING breaks a home—or makes it— made that the fine paper alone is water-tight. ethe Character of the wall paper—wall There is no gues that 1s old-fashioned, dingy, or Niagara : Ribbon" Wall Paper that Rez My A, : Snenet - , t is new and h . we . t nt o about quality or f ~ apet that is new and free Nae e . uick Action Scientific study determined the exact amou f ae vou rae | dere costs little but it makes water desirable to drink — enough to quench the Thisname s dst | Blue Ribbon"* Wai Paper offers a wonder- fy Ht! BT Ou thirst, not enough to chill the stomech. Each BURT you and disappomtr erature, the Haast Bangs emoothly. Paice: ¥1000.00 ff a WEL Be EEL : SaVES ¥ cup holds the proper quantity — encouraging the in a | ~ | : frequent drinking recommended by doctors. in cheese buying. ae rn : | 1 20 : _ agara Wall Paper dealer—one of Paper Hange-s— - : | gee below. See or phone them— Seve —— Cou- , | 4 vericties: Amecruet, ! the free colered sample booklet. ~y 7 ~\ , ' a Rinne Coie aud Brich ool NIAGARA WALL PAPER COMPANY Ro _| | ' ae Sd Eaglide Wes ; TELEPHONE,? BOMONT,221 * loe “laut Street, \ Falls, S. ¥ Brghtener the slice, pound - f Anniug! Capactiv 7 ctr faeitten Rolls = : wae ww Sak 1 | a ach | | . | |) F. N. Burt Compaay, Lid. | Regular price. 34 ee Di wasn $70 } , : : Be. Loewe Saiee Branch 1522 Waeshiagtee Bealeverd Oid Enghah Brighteneristheon'ly \ | You seve $1.20 NY ee iets Sina : preperetion thet cieans waxe i" ~ t floors without removing the waz r PANTS. EBEEEE==] | The Perfect Be sure to try these dainty, immaculate cups. 4 8 VARIETIES IN TI : fniah lest tecce as long —~— 4 ter Wall Paper and Paint Co., 1303 Franklin Av © Wall Paper Co., 3174 Easton Av Look for This Label 4 Jacoby, 1225 Olive 8t | fe He Wall Paper and Paint Co.. 3259 California A» \ o—
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i COMIC PAGE APRIL 16, 1923 | COMIC Pagel APRIL 16, 193g, H ee ae aw ee a 7 Side. —_ a —— = ? : -_————— —— = AW, GIVE A GUY A CHANCE!—By RUBE GOLDBERG SPRING SPASM. - age otal series opened wit! Refore a larce. en’ as’ lack }roet wre present lo give the atmosphere : Among those present With expert and Who ewore off inet And left the grand old pastin 4nd incidentally there comes to min A poet's ode anent the Western wind Ae both our loca! teams sugges’ If New York wins can we be f . GOOD WORK THIS /S i? THAT'S NISTH (MG | GREY ANL iS BA = Se I SAW A SUuUY : SHOOT iSO YaRnsi\ | To THIS a" i —_ ‘ ’ ROLLED iiTO 4 | (THE CUP Cs } : WoTTH OUT _ »- | PAN PUTTS ies | . e AT ALL de : ? es OL Ks —s “a K = AW, GIVE A GUT A& CHANCE. [| HOLD THREE Aces ONCE A YEAR é WS THe) SOmMEe— — Ff a? Mavor Kiel who will as usual the firet ball mext Wednesda. has been boiling out at Pacelsior Springs and ‘es reported to be. ita seas form. MUTT AND JEFF—THIS TICKLED JEFF'S FUNNY RONE- -Br BUD FISHER oy H. €& Patent se The Mator will be one of the ges of the fiddlers’ contest on Mar 24 ‘*‘Lutzke Is the Greatest Thirl Being a first string pitcher His Hon Baseman Since Bill Bradley.'’ or allows that he ought to be a g it of-the rising gen Bil’ Brea er is judge of a first string fiddler The moving picture industry is mak ing great strides. Starting as a Nick. elodeon it will soon be known as the Doliarodeon. maven t ti When is a concealed weapon n° Queen s taste? a concrenied weapon? When it's in GLAD TIDINGS rere the hands of a gunman **Banker Would Burn All Marks in Order to Rebuild Germany.’ Indicating tha’? trermans ae tt to bura. NAUGHTY! NAUGHTY) MUTT, Loek ar THe Aafhce —— — ) ——-- | TOMATOES OH, You Look: MEAN \ Wilt You HAve | — —— TO-MAH-TOES. | YOUR PorRTioN | | | ‘ .,6T oF Tré ~ ~~ * ™~ ——— A” ‘ , | Te: AY-TOES: | _TU-MAH-ToeS | SéeQvebd. OLD DEAK? : Sy + ee — — , YO-MAH-TSOES SLICEB!? EE . sf ; ca ae Pg P a. PAM How ‘ / aa HAVE aay \ ' ; } But DON'T You THINK) sTewedD TU-MAH-TOES ARE NIFTY? of TU-MAH-Toe Soup? j I vike TU-MAH-TOES. LIN Awy Form: ee ee a ae i: P | TU-MAH-T | Tee tee: | ba = ..... i ’ ' | See where the gangsters are r amuck ge in Oh we! Ts Wi er lore. ‘‘New Yorker Purchases undershirts MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB. OBSTRUCTING THE HIGHWAY HERE is a corner tn a Southern state down near +he T where formerly Ivrnchings occurred more frequentiy these times In the Gave before the rural free ae i. adopted. Tncle Gip Thomas he'd the fontract for de this neighborhood Bo regular was be (Bart the reside thelr clocks by him But one day he was nearly :wo lime, where there was & tiny cross-: forming & posse to set out in search befallen him. | Scie Gip ambied in: “What delaved vou. lncie Gin” pen to an aceiden’ or did an acciden: “Nary one or both” stated Un fm’. Jew defore | trossed the cree Gome left a feller banein - ght thar tn t she gOt Skeered and shied back. and pest him noWays. so finally ' had to tear down a panel of rai) lead ber through the gap and lav tha fence back UD again and go thro : the Woods down into the hollow and ford the creek and then tear a ia gap tm the fence before | could get back again on the + rep aan thes wea what kept me so lace Bele Gip paused a memen’ and then il om again (nh an aggrieved : | ‘ “Hones’. bors. | | ther . leavin’ a feller hang: | +s AgA 7 hs WHEN THERE WAS DANGER OF MISSING THE TRAIN. 7 “oe bees ee © © KecentTLy or Was DISCOVERED THAT A COUPLE OF PASSENGERS Ww TH POLES COVLD GET THE oLo PeoayT SPEEDED uP WoN DER FULLY ? ‘7 Sy y - 2 > -_ ted 7 ; x nob ; aoe aig * LER NEEDS A FRIEND—By BRIGGS (Corasea Ag/ 4 Vii“ / _ ra / 9 : . ' | Mee — ; _= a Cie” apie ~ a - — aie ee _ a a “ . a et Sh ; vn aed B = ve es ao f am, OL I weer “TESTIFES 1023 ~ PROFIT ON EAG CONVICT LEA Tallahassee Official, ness in Legislative Inq Tells of His Dealings Lumber Company in § plying Prisoners for W _ in Camps. BURIAL OF TABERT TOLD BY EX-CO! Declares Youth, Victim Flogg:ng, Was Burie $10 Coffin in a Grave Cilled With Water, | Wagon Trip. ‘he Associate’ Press TALLAHASSEE, Fia.. Apri! 4 Sherift J “TR. Jones of Tallat made a persona! profit of app ately $223 dn each prisoner ie eis (Leon) County to the Pu Lumber Co. he testified toc fore the legislative committee I tigating prison cor fitions ia State as the outgrowth of the of Marion Tabert of North Dak It was !mn a camp of the Pa Ce. in Dixie Courtr. where died Wa'ter Higginbotham. mer whipping boss of the cam under indictment for first murder as a result of Ta death Bhevi’’ lores was before the Jmittee for more than an hour it resumed its hearings toda testified that between Aug. 15, and Ter. 31. 1922. he trangste the Putnam camp «a tota! numil 183 prisoners. He deciared t le@mber campany hed made & tract.with the Leoa County “se gioners to ‘lease orisoners and Re had entiered into -an agr with W H. Pleber. superintendeé the lumber compenry. to take all @eers convicted in this county ¢ farmp. for which he was to re S20 a head Jones said that Fisher first off im $15 for each prisener. but foid mm that ther Sheriffs t State were recetving that much That | thevught I was ent More The Sheriff sald that ere ‘o nine prisoners were ¢ ferred from here to lumber cap G& time He eaid that it cost ap mate $i; » man to make the Bea’ s fees for making the @nd other fees brought hs» ey Getmpensation up to $22 Offiaals Koew of ontract. * ras asked whe r (tne e hac wi ' j ras kept Fie declarea t a presence of the court’ "oO ™mrm is8108a, thiet I had the same ‘ec indiwid@ue omtieoner after he had iesired to pey his ic to®” Chas + te the She Sas sentence Purnam Laumber ceive a registe to Martin Tab rier?" the ea toce that a regist the postoffice for * regieteres! mal : old me there was 6 | Tabert. I told the; ty had gone to Cla furn tf te the bert ee > hnow thee ae ey to pay Tabert? have an idea f scoch' Stokes pa was addressed in your ¥ didn't you copes i? I @idn>+ know whether # est-¢ "ight «of not _ Four Acted as Pallbe '* Sedy of Tabert was — “ tn _ grave half ear the town of *ccotding to a statement ers sy Arthur Johneon. > to Aaseletant At *vk: Grimeen and Kn > Dakota sohnean, sentenced to» ° ©" four charges of ile “® “Ee ad : cRea- a ee th Fa’er - ~ ?. . a