St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 23, 1923

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| See Paze 24 a twee IE" THE NEIGHBORHOOD | STORES - Are Making Their Weekly . Offers Today ’ a ——. oe ae VOL. 7>. J. god 1TURKS REFUSE. 10 DISCUSS 1 CONCESSION ‘ Delegates Say Crants to Chester and Associates Have No Part in the Sec- ond Peace Conference and They Can’t Be Forced to ‘ @ Take Them Up. RENCH EXPECTED 1 EQIOYED TO RAISE QUESTION Ambassador Grew, American Envoy, Remains Silent — Ottoman Debt and Other Economic Matters First on Program. , By ARNO DOSCH-FLEUROT. | A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York World. Goerieh’ 1923. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos, the New York World and the Post-Dispatch ) LALSANNE, April 23.—Turkey | will refuse to discuss the Chester toncessions, her delegates say on the resumption of the peace confer- the chief Turk- “The Chester concession 1S a private arrangement ———em le moe lsemet Pasha. ish delegate, declares: between Turkey and an aenertnas | titizen. It has nothing to do with | Lausanre.”’ Rechud Bey, whom Ismet has mmed as official spokesman for the this further ex- felegation, planation of a concession which the | gave wher Powers here believe is as im prant as Wrre Germany's Bagdad Mncessions before the war if an} mitgation at Lausanne attempts t: Mroduce the gsubiect of the Cheat mnresesion before the conferen Turkey will intervene, declaring the Heston incompetent. We will not Gscuss the Chester project here and mone isin a position to force us to Glecuss it We granted the mon, that ends it.”’ Big Issue at Conference. severtheless, it will be the bie- Ps immediate concession before the fonterence The British sa, Tl not raise it but he necessary, as the French will Minister Grew who represents the United States, refuses to discuss his iMructions. ‘ The Turks are, of course. keen): Interested in the American attitude mary have come to Lausanne aneryv tH the French for refusing to sup- pm them. as they had right to hope m the earlier Lausanne sessions They do not conceal the fact the) trked on fo the Chester conceasian th Samsun Railway and the port mnressions at the last moment as ‘ow at France for backine Brit- Foreign Secretary Curzon me Turks also admit the whole neesion from their point of view § political move. but thev main- Meir that, once concluded. it is a fait “mpl and will have to be so con- Mered here The, expect American mpport, but are troubled lest Wash- ye back the Cheeter grouT On lve in@iaputed points of the conces- 4 making reservations about thoe Alerting Britain in Mosul and the Brvach Claims to the Samsun- “Wav. Ther hope to see a dAivi- "of interests at Lausanne——Tur- And America on one side, France “ England on the other . Shipments Alrendy Under Way. The Turke cron’ conces- they that wil! not * . sider Admiral Ches- ’ » ; PvV@-rear exclusive agricultural! : Tap rd - 3 ‘ ae 4 : ery agre emMrnr eh 4} e ) iggest nme ; 118 e Amer Cn wr +, rae? "i. toy: bh! aces . : ‘ipments are alread inder Pr and the ma.) ~ inerv-hunery coun "OR Bhenrh mars + llinne . dol “ . ee si : ' ’ r Neg Apparentiy, “med the concession enepra ry capital er Angora 8 aires can get yn Peer. a s ; a7 » a °? _ , F he bu ldin >. i * At@orn erboet wi? h will feal' ws " neu capita! r ong neidered eee : : " tah ‘ t) a ‘u“'T . ’ " *} 4 eo ea re Tae , UNCPREION tro the Turks ere . : . ’ oe they . rference wi)! open RC USRi Cn: c ehe aye?, _* web ” . : : : ' : ° r © he: er nnnme | 9 . . . nd Ggerations wy) PTObRh! y he eeowe 1 Anve bh SORC@RE) Nr) « are brought up in ® Arrives at Lausanne: Dele- Rate May Go Later. . Aner inte }’r wee LAT Os acn van oa SANNE. A} a le velo t > 8 indicarea +) ‘ . > > ; ha . sovie Russia "cline © hve ei ry nated m5 q . - the prere ? ’ eg’ tint ons e ‘i Tale fir ’ 5 4 ing ary ethine 3 As none of the a'ntee im’ ‘4 ef "he Tiginal conf A Rumetar w a mbes ' ue ~ Powter de ern? mat the last “hee Qrrived here today anc a! ‘ood the: wen’ ati Or. ’ nuthorized Ruesiar eh? come ‘ater on = - -_———— oo ———_— ee ae } AT LAUSANNE T through ee atl ee a net i a eee ee a -~ — Admiral Chester ~“eeeeeee ST ; we, af : ; > ° a5 7 ae OP OO HIS retired American naval of- ficer is looming large in the Lausanne conference because of the so-called “billion dollar’ oil concession the has won from the Purks. England and France view it with suspicion. M'TIGUE AND CARPENTIER TO FIGHT IN AMERICA, JULY 14 Tex” Rickard Matches Irish French Boxers for Light-Heavy- amd weight Championship Match. Ry the Associated Frees NEW YORK, April 22 Tex’ ,.Rickard todav announced tha: XN he matched Mike MeTizgue, Irish- American conqueror of ‘Battling’ Promoter Siki, and George Carpentier. for the world’s light-heavyweicht hoxing championship. on July 14, either at the Yankee Stadium or B: Acres.’ CHICAGO REPUBLICAN BOSS GOES TO TRIAL FOR FRAUD ee Fred Lundin and 21 Others Alleged to Have Stolen $1,000,000 of School Funds. CHICAGO, . din, reputed dictator of the William April 23.—Fred Lun- Hale Thompson Republican faction, and 21 co-defendants, were calied to trial here today, charged with de frauding the Chicago Board of Ed- ucation of $1.000,000 in school funds various insurance and other nmtracts. A panel of 1060 -venire- men was called. Probably it will take eight weeks to get a jury Lundin has long been a r- esque figure in Chicago politics. ile formerly was a street vendor and epellbinde: cellin a concoctiy alled “Juniper Ade” to the thirst) ILLINOIS DRY AGENT SUSPENDED ss Invesitgation to Be Made Into Dis- tilery Liquidation. ew the Aspociated Press WASHINGTON, April 23 Acting Prohibition Director Roscoe An- was suspended to- Havnes of lilinois, (Commissioner drews day Db) pend- ing an investigation into the case of the Grommes & Ullrich distillers The Grommes & UU lirich firm re- cently was liquidated by apportion- ment of 2000 cases of linuor among 150 stockholders Andrews issued a permit to move the jiquor Striving for Beautiful Street Cars. Species! to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK, April 22 An effort for beautiful etreet cars is being made here The Interboro' painting its elevated trains a @ iden red shade. with black roofs and blue lettering, and the first beautiful train will run Tuesday lah is UNSETTLED, PROBABLY WITH SHOWERS; COOLER TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. iam 64 S&S a rr f° > @ mm Se 8 @ Yr RaQ 8 a. O4 10 «a 4 a r? ' 11 « rT ; By bf ’ ee bOT 7 *\ aA Tr) x) ] 7 ‘4 rm os Highest yesterday. 72, at 5 p. m lowest, 60. at 6 a. m Official fore- BACK rARD IS READY TO NGE. cast for St. Louis and vicinity: Un- HAW RDEN. settled tonight and tomorrow, probably with schowers: cooler tomorrow Missouri Probabi chow ers this after- i noor and to- inight. « ler in ; west and central TomNOo;T portions, row partis ciouds snowers jin northeast por t'nr cooter nN south portion Lilinois Ln- setts tonight nd ey erowe ehomwere nrobha- ept near Lake Mich ’ tomorrow n extreme river at 7 ee “ —_ - 2 en ~~ — = . —— —_ A — _ YOUTH PLUNGES 10 STORIES 10 DEATH Alfred Kleeblatt, 20, Order Filler, Drovs to Pavement From Near Top of Rice-. Stix Annex Building. NO ONE KNOWN TO HAVE SEEN HIM FALL Arrived on Tenth Floor Few Minutes Before—Believed to Have Opened Window From Which He Fell. ment of th } ‘ Stix Tors Cone ‘ ‘ is + 1) rite ; t r\ > “| > rT = cre? Pili ; =~ | 4\ c’clock While h aid r cee hlee hiatt fall. he said he observed Tria . in lime ; , in ‘ oT the ‘ ‘ } i ~~ x i! > ’ ’ = © tlhe street The v w was } , ‘ ’ en FY ‘ ( g down hk ‘ rYié 7 = 4 *. . rn? ; - aed \j oT . } , ed a e gg - ? horme Kile ¢ ( Mra. Theodore stated, and at times sent them smal! sums of money CUBAN RAW SUGAR SELLS AT NEW HIGH RECORD SINCE 1920 (iperator Burs 10.000 Bags for May Shipment at 64, Cents, Cost and Freight. tw the Agpemociats - . - * sf - ;% "9 7. NEW YORK April 23.—uDar ia ¢ e2° ‘ . raw sugar®’r today s ’ ré } ’ ‘ . r ° fyms troicte ¢ Was ane he e« rmeteorologica ons vat ns ¢ 41°R not accessible t the and & Or were available « 1 cruise Forecast ne at sea howls. caid. nroeved simpler than on ik 1 «ince A4iversified topogra;): lid not have ‘oe be considered Arnmnesty Pickets at White House . Lee inte } reas W ASHINGT' rN Apri! 23 .- Picket? of the White House ine a+ neat > for impnrie@ont 4 war ‘ : : . : ; latorsn wre resun ed today n delera ; ‘Fis ’ . . ° ee 1 ge OT , , “4 the VA rid V“ . . =* S _ - * ; 7 .* | erans appearing a he White } ge AY erin ’ “4 Ry 1 bmr ** th a? : mneety AT ner’ gates ners They said they ¥ petition urti) acti carr’ ink’ euld continue their yn is taken by the iPresiaen* SF. LOUIS, = - —— ee ee — — ee ee _ —- APRIL. 23. —— —— — MONDAY EVENING, ee — = - = Swims Ashore From Disabled Craft to Summon’) * Marine Police to Aid of Party Imperiled Off-Coney Island. ; ‘ . et Prees ' Planes are the property of the Un't- - - -— -* - NEW YORK April 23.—-Four ed Air Line, sw ned oy a nephew «af men 1 2 woman. passengers und the late Admiral Dewey. The FL-1, . nilotec hy a" ena > e = - crew ofa « plane forced down to ' a ' huge Rhoades at 4 Washington. who was a mechari: the tere ¢¢ c* ‘ rr ri ore daughte - of V(r and Mrs Wilson of the Ags ted Press New York pao d : ; ; \ Yc Lenox. of 4 »43 Laclede avenue. 4 1 47 \ ‘ i¢ AS r ‘ (Charlies Montgomery. 14. of 1326 } z w® iD} ere] is ef €x tive f ed South Bovie avenue, nas been di- row e ye nted With! rected to appear at the Coroner's in- +) , } oe + « z* - + + 4 i bié€ quest r ‘ he nye he rye whom ' ’ . ~ hers Doroth. is said to nave named to ‘jr } oa % rye Cie , fre r tn- : morrow’s eneech—the President will | her parents The boy says he had e ¢ ted himself so stronglv (nothing to do with her injuries, and ; ‘ > prey . +} } . . , heé ‘ } f ? } | + re does not KY ow how she “ as hurt. Y | ? ? ry , , ] » 17 Mre Lenox said today to a Post- efforts ewerve him ' he fi ¢ _ | ‘ ’ he Pre eifier } not Dispatcn reporier that DoPtot hy rT ¢'- a 6 ! up his mind to! ke a speech iturned nome Monday, March 19, as } t . rr ; ‘ ~ . . vor ’ “ he sisted by two other girls. as Doroth: rnight heer ister for sev- rm. , . . ¢ was unahbie to walk alone She said er weerxs ’ ‘ rzvines cr) 7 = w , Dorothy then related that, at the the yr : , , fc See , g gett ne n 6: noon recess, Charlies Montgomery ry an a ? ve rs ther . ‘ ; ‘ than he = The + tried ¢ had pushed her while she was de- 2 scendine the stairs. causing her to pers eh to treat it as simply a , fall a few steps, and that he had recommendation of his Secretary of ‘ . : a then struck her twice imtthe back. ~ te 79 ‘ ea T \ nNeress “er ; ¢ ; Death Due to Bone Disegse. . ; éa ‘ , r , YT) ryt reerrnz a. ae . ' The girl went to City Hospital| in rm? » + J f° é — . ‘ ; ’ f >» “ge . and a Child Tivery Three Years in diane to eee aes ae x ; | ; ; ; i; "6 , ee ‘ ’ a rT } ey) 4 : = 4 . . + Ae . Te en 4 s a li } CONST 4° TING PT > Ar ait as - ,eK eC ? eo ren ¥H ' | ris not ft riya? , her on the stairwa't ‘T hie Angora Assemnp.y Nas retected ; ¢ +h 7 - » 3 fae tha reneor ? n \e he til introduced r en?is } the ae charred . | | . rire ed their rma ry wen? " * wre? uv a ,r FEerzerum menace A neg (hae "ae & £ : ; : . ; ; ss : ss : ; | ; 1A - ais ; 7 ernmarnte } re } . 5°s ; re + © : all Turks aged 25 must marry and Th oat hich was set for to that each coupie must have a child ne Tt hae heen continued to enabie ene three eare I ; + re + , i? ir iiTr ae the > 7 2, oh c Z ¢ ‘ T pt + ad e Tre oh, > > 3 - \ .S : a As 5 “a77 he te ‘ ' ' ? 7 . a ae r 7? , re ’ 72 ’ > * ‘+ | a ’ ‘2 The halsee vw lies . a e or ‘ in + a ' } = a rrwir Psd ** @¢n °4 nasesenegr rs if wart in ss . irgeq | : ; - - . >> = xf ‘ . on — ae anecrate over three , 7 s Lk a he . > ey oa r . .) cn ee (Cnetelio @enlid he aA o« =:+to Webb | and Cocke in consideration of th . | transfer by them of their holdings to Sacks. The petition stated Sacks became a trustee on Dec. 2, 1921, the | date the building transfer was said | to have heen completed. Demand was made in the receiv- ership action for retugn of the money used in the deal. Millspaugh eaid today he had not determined what step would be taken to collect | the money alleged to be due the. company, but indicated a suit might be filed Sacks has stated that he had had no connection with the eompany since last December, when he sold his holdings to the Hawkins Mort- vyage €o. of Portland, Ind. Legal difficulties of the company multiplied Jan. 25. last, when a Dallas court appointed a re- | ceiver for the company in Texas. that time aeleesian actions in bankruptcy been instituted against the company in the Federal! courts here and at Dallas Assets Also Tied Up. When a temporary receiver was appointed last Friday Circuif Judge | Landwehr also issued a temporary | restraining order enjoining the Haw- since since have kins company from removing assets of the United Home Builders from Missourl, and from withdrawing $100,000 in Liberty bonds deposited with the State Treasurer to protect Missouri contract holders These bonds were deposited. on demand of the Department of Finance, when the company entered the State from Da!- May \ hearing on the tem- porary order is set for May 4 Offices of the company were re- from St. Louis last January. las last memogrese in Dallas Millspaugh. Attorney-General Bar- rett and Thormas E. Francia of St Louis, attorney for Milispaugh in the ('nited Home Builders’ reecivership, |! conferred in Jefferson City yeateraay | wm the attitude the State will take | toward common law trusts. since the repeal of the statute under which 42 concerns are chartered in No conclusion was reache'l, ra Bd these NI imseour: rneyvs for several * was enid. as atti of the trusts have asked more time te file briefs before Barrett issues a formal opinion requested by Mills- the statue of the trusts ‘TWO NAVY AIRMEN KILLED Scaplane Crushes Into Bay at Hamp- ton Roads—Bodies Not Recovered. the,Aseociated Press WARHINGTON, April 722 Two .vy aviators were killed today when the seaplane in Which they were cruteing above Hampton Roads crashed into the ba) The bodies have neot vet been recovered Ersign Gordon Gunther of the na- vA reserves and Chief Machinist Mate W. Hill of the regular navy were the victims Enelan (sunther'’s home was in Cambridge. Mass.. and Hill wae from Ocean View. Va. ————————— Farth Shock tn California. Tie the Agspciated Preees , Saw BERNARDINO. Cal. Aprti of —-A distinct earth shock was felt «+ Patton and Redlands. near here. , . ‘rs mori.ses ia * s eo see See cen purchase | ‘eorrespondent, that the greatest hin- 'frdm American sentiment, and seems TANK PATENTED IN GERMANY, first used in the war by the British, tanglements and perform other feats | tte in ie are puzzied bs em ee eee ee - — —_ ee . Ne FIRST PENITENTIARY — SENTENCE FOR DRIVEK IN AUTO FATALITY BERLIN REPORTED DRAFTING POSITIVE. CFFER 10 ALLIES Dispatc: io London Say BOWLED OVER GROUP Germany Is Ready to Ne- ABOUT TO BOARD CAR gotiate and Discuss Rep- aration and Guarantees. George Dean Pleads Guilty of Manslaughte in Killing of Floyd Cavanagh Last December, Second Case of Kind Against Him, and Judge Calhoun Gives Him Two Years. He Pleaded Guilty After His Machine Killed Man Five Years Aco, but Was ra- roled Before . Beginning Workhouse Term. ea eee Press. LONDON, April 23 correspondent of the soxs he learns on good authority that }** ‘ha Asenciated —The Central Berlin News the German Government !{s prepar- ing a positive offer to the allies. The Gevernment, he adds, will declare its readiness to negotiate and discuss the questions of reparations e« : , : | trey guarantees. reorge Dean, a Neensed chauffeur, inion |\who Ailled two persona by automo- France Said to Be Willing to Reduce | biles he drove within les# thaa ax Germany's Debt. ‘years, today pleaded guilty ) a By the Assoctated Preas LONDON, April 23.-——A dispatch to | ChAFES of manslaughter for the eéc- the Fimes from Paris says it has | ond. of these offenses, the killing of heen learned, on what the corre- spondent believed to be excellent au- | was sentenced by Cirtuit Judge Maj. thority, that France is willing now tO | houn to two. years in the pentten- agree to a reduction of Germany's | tjary. debt to somewhere between 40,000,-| Age 090.000 and 50,000,000,0090 gold Judg marks about $10,000,000,000 and shou} $12,500,000,000), in the settlement of the interallied debt, all of France's pronouncing, sentence the arked that such a sentence ave the .effect of meking. juries in automobile Km give stiffer sentences. r indebtedness is extingnished. Other-j|say that this i# the firat pe - wise, it is asserted, France is dis | sentente ever imposed here for an posed to hold out for her original | automobile killing. Dean's offense was regarded as particularily fla- grant. Another charge against him, 'feloniously, leaving the scene of the ‘accident, was nolle prossed in con- sideration of his plea of guilty to the ‘more serious charge. lieretofore there have been sen- tences as heavy as one year's impri«- onment in the Workhouse, which war the penalty imposed on Dean when pleaded gutity of manslaughter in the killing of his firat victftn. How- figure of 132.000.000.000 gold marks. France believes, according to the drance to such a_ settlement arises may induce United States | to think that this plan (;reat- Britain and the to congpent to some arrangement BUT OVERLOOKED, BEFORE WAR —— time under that sentence. He is 34 Invention Recorded in 1912 Was’ years old and has resided at 29456 Practically Duplicate’ of Type | Madison. Later Used by British. Press April 23.—Ger.- | poison gas Rowled Over Group in Street. On Dec. 13 last, at 5 p. m., Dean was driving a light delivery truck rapidly south at Broadway and Tay- lor avenue and plunged into a group ‘of persons preparing to board a | Rroadway car. One of these persons 'was Cavanaugh, who was 18 years ented in Germany two years before old and lived at B8O35A North Broad- the conflict began. | way. Dean's helper on the truck tes- A search of the records of the; tified at the inquest that they had | office has disclosed, | C#ch had six drinks of “moonshine” American patent office has disclosed, | Team tilentenss before the accident. it was announced by the Interior De- |” that the armored tanks| '¥ Med from the scene, after bowling the group of persons over. Mre. Clara Klorer, 24, 8030 Fred eriék street, and Peter Drohr, 23, 824 the Assoctated WASHINGTON, many, while introducing erd other devices to add to the hor- rers of the World Ward, overlooked ote of the most effective weapons of modern warfare invented and pat- _ partment, was patented in Germany by Gunter Peretyn, an Austrian, in February, 1912 Bittner atreet, were knocked down . by the machine, as well as Cava invention was practically a ogy — ” . neugh. Mre. Kiorer’s skull wae frac- duplicate of the type used later by tre Briti#h and called for caterpiliar | ecnstruction to enable it to craw! over trenches. plow through wire en- tured and Drohr wae cut and intef- rcily injured Killed Man in 1917. A newsboy furnished information of a firm name on the truck which led to Dean's arrest A Coroners fury ordered him held for homicide and hie bond wae fixed at $20,000. a record eum. He was indicted Dee, 21 on charger of manslaughter and feloniousiy leaving the eeene of an jaccident. When Dean's case came up before , Judge Falkenhainer March 6. the Judge disqualified himeelf, recalling. CROP FORECAST DENOUNCED AS recone: had vam 5. wut oe his revious manglau er offense. Lean STEP IN BEHALF OF GAMBLER ) hy? pleaded suithe of saacacndnal in his court Jan. 18, 1918. In cone nection with the, killing of Frank Ebers of 42318 North Newstead ave- which made the British tanks such successful war weapons In view of the recognized efficien- cv and thoroughness of the Germans in preparation for war, American of- the failure of the German Government to use the Action of {,overnment Officials in Making Public Report Criticised i aw, nue, by his machine. at Thirteenth by Head of Cotton As and O'Fallon etreets, Feb. 17. 1917 eoctation. Judge Falkenhainer paroled hin. fiw the Associated Prees MATHEWS. 8 C.. April 22 The action of Government officials in making public the crop and acreage report of 18 ecorfomists to the De- partment of ere ae in which planting intentions’ of farmers .were forecast was denounced as a monas- without his having serwed any time, on his payment of costs and premise to report to court at intervals for 4 year. Changes Pilea of “Not Gatlty.” When Dean was arraigned befordé Judge Calhoun ir the Cavanaugh case a few dave ago he pleaded “not ure “in behalf of the gamblers who guilty.” which meant that he would faced heavy losses threugh selling have gone to trial before «a jury, eotton they did not own, in a state- which. Wf it convicted him. could have fixed punishment at a fall sen- tence and fine or upwarde to as much ae 10 years imprisonment. When the case came up today Dean. ment here today by J. 8 Wannamax«- er, president of the American Cotton Arseociatior Protests against the re- fleclared., port. Wannamaker had come to him by telegraph from every changed hie plea to “guilty,” after section of the country. and from ver- | witnesres had been called, and As- eons in all walks of life. tneluding sistant Cireult Attorney Garstang recommended the minimum seni- tentiary sentence, (eo years Police records show Lean weer fined $10 for epeeding. July 12. 1918 members of Congress Making public a Government fore. cast at thie time. the Cotton Aspocia- tien head said. “ise unprecedented tn | : this country for at least 50 years, the | when etill under perote tn the Ebers firet regular forecast not being 4ue! caer thet he wae arrested at va- until Juiy. Gentinued om Pace & CH a it Floyd Cavanaugh. last December. arc | ever, he was paroled and served no Pp ee ge ane aoe ~ Fate A) ee + « gg Re 3 Ye en ee SE ER . Os « -

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STL LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CIO CL ae 790° MONDAY EVENING APRS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe. | | Pree cnet a _— - -—— eee EMNITY AND BANK ROBBERY LOOT IN HOME Cr EGAN GANGSTER Liberty Bonds Stolen at Blan- dinsville, Ill., Last Year Found in Bungalow of “Whitey’’’ Doering. MAIL TRUCK HOLDUP BOOTY IN PLACE Warrants Against Doering and 4 Others Co Charges Carrying Possible Sentences of 38 Years Each. Pour Libert¥Y Bonds taken Sept last in the robbery of the First tional Rank of Riandins. were among the loot found Richmond Helghts bungalow lam F. (Whitey) Doering Ega' gangster and paroled burglar, gether with $2,138,860 31 Federal Land Bank Bon: erty Bonds and coupons an to $35,707, which were taken 7 dewntown holdup of mail truck April = The finding here of bends stoven he ja Th ; ile was made known by Federal off clais toda) when warrants wet ‘fasued against Doering and four oth ere. charg ne them with offenses which upon convicts prison sentences of 35 besides fines Others Name in Warrants. The otherg named in the warran's @Were lavid Weilseman, shoe ceaier of Johnson City, ll. who was ' Deering in his automobile at time of Doering’§’ arrest, and the Federal authorities suspect of marketing stolen bonds in Southern [Minois William 1) W ilifameson yardman at the Doering home, wh: was in charge there when the search was begun. and Ray Renard aaa Edward Linehan. Egan care sters. who were arrested at Ciayvton at the time of the raid. Renard is uB@@er conviction for fre.ght-car rob- bery. The charges againet each of the five are: Conepiracy te violate the laws of the United States, maximu prison term, two vearg: entering «& mail truck by violence and assauitire ’ messenger. (hree vears, possession of stolen preperty. three veers. thef' from the mails. five vears. and as eault upon a Government emplove with a deac weapon for purpose of robbery. 25 Years The 25-year the last-named charge is compwsory, upon conviction of that offense : These charges a?! mail truck robbery No charge has yet resulted from the find! | bonds taken in the Illin ber The Federal au develop this matter alse heid that action. can be? Federa! district. in view covery of the bonds here The Blandinsvitle Bank was robbed Oy a party of men, believed to have been four in number, who broke into the buliding before dayligh: biew the safe and took $72°.000 of Liberty Bonds. They escaped in an @utomobd!! lAberty Bonds Stolen. The Liberty bonds taken from 1) Tilinois bank and found he: were one $1000 bond one ‘ " : : " . . ‘ ™ ° ™ : - a | : : ° . ’ - . . . ¢2 = > : . oc ia " 2 : , . ’ ° : " : ow . > . » ’ : . ~ “ 2 : : . 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" " " .. ’ ag eri pion ww . ie ma ard . ris e 4 or oer sein Dum and sting wheneve : inge Hints. aeprai! ore mr ‘ ry blaine, fro feet ‘i Restno! Omntment has a. Aven it handw for in r - . 4cuon which brin rs cane , jars and tubes rete! from these ills ‘ te i im the Lb Pure Cane Fine Matlier how severe of wed estabiished seh ec ‘ . , - Ss. White (.ranalated the case may be Resina rare'y fails he rug h @ ' : ue to produce the desired results _ had made a : . 9 Resinal Soap and Reggno! Sh — r is i 3 iene — = your etich SS , ’ ™™ se me " a or Th Sait peur druggist ‘or 7 ee , ; — +, f Pon. oom. wrdiee | . a drinker : . ers ? ; Ler ‘al The whole ~ ; “* : tt’ : . are tati cans druggist for 35c. Ext@m 1CO0. Healigg begins the s applied. In a short - ' ' = ee dealer outetomm / Affairs pretended that we entered aring the skin and making ft ' Daily enly. 50c¢ a month: eth: Sunday. Lad healthy , , ' , alth _ waye ase Zem~ Yea and consented to give she- eee ’ . 7 sec urity nor gUaran- ap ¥, se. lid we have fait 23. etahteen agreement of d violated” Cheated have been liable “4 ants oe gain? How could zh again to give tae nfidence the Allies so corded in May. 1921 “vas £0 outrageous y oe a soe , What “10 will do— Release you forever from laundry No home need be without one at “are took up and ceontin- Rosenberg's reference to treatment of France if _ tre earTirg “it pleased im, bills or the drudgery of herd wash- ing methods. such low cost—and when you buy, remember that every fourth electric washing machine in the country is a Thor! Come in now. herg to warn us that (rer- ~~? rcrery? 7h J pore a ee Why delay? Every washday with- out Thor conveniences costs you far morethanitshould—intime,money HURLEY MACHINE COMPANY and energy. , a ee ae ¥ There’s an army of Thor house- t : WiV Fil- “i « o ry ves—three-quarters of a million SE oC pen, eee —who will tell you that they would Pe ements of ISTl. quoting Bis new : . : a: scern over the possible never again do without a Thor. | ench Government ,awme , . nm . . = ~~ ‘o the executtfon eof the Could you reduce your weekly laun- - Fonenstinn at Ee _ expense to 28c by any possible | , he : n in anch event to, thod ie : oo : ‘ -rmany ithortged to re- —except owning a Thor? ” hi 1° Geruunn atte to ee That s all it will cost you over a to protect our rights’ SIO Down Sa Fs period of ten years—you can get > eee! nese ® balance in ual : ; * recite! Bismarck’s declaration a genuine Thor for $125. oe TR on oe" Binmarck’s de monthiy tnustallments | ‘Treaty were teopardise. Th 7 - rma i the full right to make Parations - though Thor Shop, 1006 Locust Street RR Telephones: Olive 6890 - Central 4385 4 TPPtE te ees eee . . . 4a*“tensive and more severe e¢-) Famous-Barr Co., Sixth and Olive Streets . ef French deve . L. Schaab Stowe Co. Ed. Cooke Electric Ca. ; : “eare aek ed his sudience’ O24 South Broadway 3801 W. Florissanc | would the Reftch my tf the) of today spoke as did the wic- _ re | ve Gaertner Electric Co. 3605 N. Grand Ave. ; Mav \s ttenmn tech from Pri wee le Board of Public Works " Md Announced that the Betgian City Hall, Kirkwood, Mo. eccupying the Ruhr will be ar <4 eheortiy, due to the le ete ‘9 occupy. 2 greater number of

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-— — om HOPS UNDER ARMS, ee Men in Auto Attack Ne, © Shacks Near Parma. Mo, —Negroes Return Fire — Bl to the Post-Dispatch OMFIELD, Mo. Aprt] rt Breese. formerly Justic. Peace of Flk Tow neh/| D, Co nty, Wes arrested lode y Bed With assaule in donneceas the death of a negro who tis On a plantation four Miles Pom. rma. Mo.. Friday Might. I. - the prosecuting attorney | » gard County wii! ask fo, a Bhs, charging homicide aeaiad . . of Stoa a I toe the Post-Dispareh RMA. Mo : April + rT « Oompa the 140th Infantry, Missourj Me: Guard, is under arms at R a Stoddard County, elght mine of here. by order of (s0V. Hyde Separation for a POBBi ble mts ME ina farming community e, M this town and Bernie. whale ro Was killed Saturday merni The situation taday TiOUS trouble is expected. the last few months. About 15 bes have come to Stoddard - nal ba the South to farm Meero families settled north mt). Gay night three armed Miomobile attacked the Ke. shooting a negro to Negroes in well. defense re fire and the white men fled. Sey attempts to dyn AmMmte the negro -q have been made in the last puty Sheriff J. J. Greer of New arid County said there had hee Seneral uprising against the Mee and the trouble Was started b w law lees charac ‘tere d ‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded bv JOSEP ‘em Pt LITZZER. jer ished Dat! by The. lite r Twelfth Ro, evard and Otiee P ber Audit Bureau of Circulatior tes 4 On) BER OF THE ass VAATED im quiet and ‘ OTton, about five of Parma, New Madria men ‘pn Negro death. turned "ub ishing at reet., PRESs. A®enciated Pres 7. te exec! ¢ ca imt' 7% use for TeDUD ication of rt ah ne mteel i ated to ‘t or not thera ows oe fe Paper and also the ‘ : Tes = ath Ai pS he: ein my : ie? e «nw? renput Leasten lal Gienatches berets nare ales res cana RIPTION RATES BY | Db AAC > MATL. IN and Sunday. one wear - iv, Without - inday one \ear . %: 0) v, oniv. one venr 4 . ma erher by postal ordas - ¥ order or St loule exchaaae “eX Dress red by city enrrios or or | anes ut-of-town only. 50¢ @ month: Sunday Se @ cop: ered #8 reco: nd clase matter July 17 at the Postoffice at a | : the act of March 3. 1879 ules, Mo. il. Olive Anno Kinloch. . Central aano Cushion wri r rolls stendarde: Pale trated here. oup led with Metalo if desired. do— || e without one at ad when you buy, ery fourth electric in the country is now. | INE COMPANY | -ago RACE RIOT ENED 23...) Es SDEMNITY AND URITY ONLY ACE BASIS KV POINCARE French Premier Draws Par- allel Between France’s Suc- cessful Effort to Pay After 1871 and Germany’s ‘Apathy and Kesistance’ After 1918. SRLIN'S JANUARY OFFER ‘INVENTED’ femarck Again Quoted to justify French Position; Paris Reported Willing to Cut German Debt _if France’s Debts Are Paid. Br the Associated Press TOURMEUSE, France, Apr!] 23 Premier Poincar speaking before thousands of residents tf the leuse Department assem) efi in the Void, at the unveiling vesterday of amonument to the war dead. reiter- sief emphatically that France's es gptial conditions to a rapprochment vith Germany gations and secu The Premier, in a were, a2 aiways, “rep rity.” speech entained only a few castua! ences to the Ruhr, between the earnest ar efforts pity and liberate their territory after , : i + ‘ — . Tt ‘A . UW ai )/G ai ©, eve : d ‘ uA 4 sas we fthe French to pay indem- 171 and Germany's apathy, refusal) ané resistance in the 1 ter of par- ing after 1918 Replying t the epeech Gelivered recently in the Reichstag by Baron von Rosenberg MW. Poincare said “Germany's Minis? Affairs pretended er of Foreign that we entered the Ruhr without sufficient cause and that we rejected in January N23. an offer of 30,000.000.000 e marks (about $7.600,000,000) made Inthe allies jointly. This offer was vented for the occasion It was never made and. if a figure of thirt: billions is named now, it is doubtless sm atempt to please the Germar Socialists, who sugrested it An Offer and a Request. “But jet us admit for the sake of ‘@yument, that Baron von Rosen- berg told the truth. What would Miiow? That Germany, after formal- y a@mitting her ndebtedness . of 192,000.000,000 gold marks (about $92,090.900,000) in May, 1921, and Mer having obtained in return f lis @dmission the concessi: the te Ruhr should not be or ipied Geigned in January, 1923. » offer the allies jess than a quarter of the itn promised by her and fixed } the Re Darations Cor pee Ant “what price would she have us p: for this strange concessio1 She M@ked us for a moratorium of three ® four years and consented to give @ether tangible security nor guaran “How could we have faith the momist of 1923, eighteen months aller the agreement of 19271 had beer, made and violated? & mace, would we not have beers labls ' be cheated again” Hi ven iid We be fools en: igh again Mich that confidence the Allies se MNerous!y accorded i] \ia ’ &d which was so outrage ; &dused °"’ VY Potn Care took wun and cont wd Baron Roe: nberg'e re f¢ rence ae Biemmrck's treatment of France the wa r of 1870 caving - 6. please Tar on Rosenberg to wart s that (i Many cj ; "rr? ne roar ; * > Z , ‘ + wt he Fr ihr ih eT ices +. ii ifi* . ar : Srutels and Paris, and he dared a " OMNare wl? hye ; ; d ‘ ’ ” * . T . ww hy ae . or 7 he nt "i Dube " e? 2 « Marck "’ rT, nh’ f , ¢ ga e & a: 1 - "ee 2 } : af Purses | os ; “ ’ wT ¥2 4 — 4a abit of a--is Se Raa cna ~*~ . = Marck 's ‘ oncern in 1871 : Py ‘ ; , : fer + (,er nT ° UMer\t« of re qu c Ris w ns : . ‘ the poss,? le “Matin. . ‘ii : : (\. ‘ 4 ’ rmre?7 > »@ vi ; ’ ’ of the *a- b ; ‘ \ @ a > , ls . “* P . a Minty Ne dor (ls " - i ‘’ "“¢ ' orr or “~ % yd | : ; ~ ait ® : : — : ' ee Trance pp wn ¢ ; cee “a , . , : .. s | . *CIATatior Gorn ' vere jeopardized a’ , : a i. ,. -~ k r, ; * : om eve though “ie: ” - . 4 7 ’ re wer , : h ’ . 4 rr > ® are yy re he . > . « ° c + ’ vt th n ‘fe co "Ynas ne e severe oc altlo - : Me ly ue Ther care ask od 5s audience hat w eh | ; Me, ; ; Pe J “a i? thi rs of ’ Ja : ’ ’ 7 « Paes Poe’ ha = bad ~ x — Bo Bm em rt ore 2 wl victims were workingmen in the Krupp plant, greater honor could not have been paid their memory if| avenue, and they had been the highest personages in the land. The occasion was seized upon by the population of Essen for a revival | of the spirit of “Deutschland Ueber Alles,” and all the battle and State flags that could be gathered together were on dis-| ' " s* r\¢ - ; ain, ; play. force compliance with a requisition on the Krupp plant for a large number of automobiles. test and became so vigorous themselves. in their demonstrations against the French that . | Central The clash in which the men were killed occurred March 31 when a detachment-of the 160th French Infantry attempted to| trom them a pint bottle and a The workmen assembled the latter declared they had to fire to protect] in pro-| Koenig Motor Co.., Motor. Inn, Collinsville, he Good AAWELL The French did not interfere with the demonstration at the funeral. . } s h * CHEATERS ARE Cic TE IN the tends of r err S Former Jockey Shot to Death. | , ) ‘ : ‘a T a4 7 | er) 17 . ‘A r¢é ’ — * 0 ee Pe . . ; yn LAT rN] ‘ kK + / sya} . ° Ste? = ae eg CROOK PLAY AT EMPRESS . it has its comy ons. Just , mY April . ° e . \ ) PARIS 2a Daily shipments he W vard Plavers are rr re ¢ ent to fut oy * ee baci 1 ee Ae ae " -* . et +1 k ed ty edmone At a - , ’ . } re y 9 , 4 ie ~ +> 7: 7 a. *> > De. nrec¢d > TY) ¢ fc if ‘ f s Y + - ts . I ; . ties . ; cs zane is “ ee mn . Lait as i * " : sf ra ; k ] ec erTr ? iv. | hye ‘ ’ 1; - tor . f Ct t iT } ‘ hap A “Ye ae : - re \ ri 1 Tr oOCcceC H ward tn | cording to of! i ‘ s m Apri seared rit . = Tair . “iP tn thie . , \ >F } . 1 a 2 - y } ~~ 2 Gas ’ ', * z0, it is anr 1 9740 tons of Kf ‘ when burgia , aes . ack wis nt i the |] Ss 8s aA ns T? r) r S ¢ tat and 5°? OU Tons ; } eoal Ww ere sent 10) 8iort arin g té : In th S A iT- t ve oe ry — ‘ ha i. f hI 7 , ; ue Ipe the . France i Belgir comedy, whieh burlesques some Whitmoregand a Bs ow his 3 r and shot, the r 7. ~ “ro ly * % POAT B ruyp is sWar°rt fa ei, é & be t’ ‘s ' ses Of the kadaern crook pia _ ng gh Waltei WOMAN ALLOWED $4800 ON ething does h api en just as Sor ae “le . : si wre ; > eT ne stenpe qd between tne > . the aristocratic ‘“‘Brocktons” set arated ¥ I - ; HER “COMPANIONSHIP” CLAIM the equally genteel | Reed is “Prof. Ve : \s pe ee > } > a ‘ r . Wise = . . —— ods that cau ae i ae : a Shiny Sword Found on Street. by ie 2 - 4 > ’ Mrs. Laura Dixon ‘Awatek “i by Pro- Magy ay t iat ian ; } sword ‘ ip o-| . ‘ ig 4 ‘ ses ST f Tniy . - bate Court for Taking Care of ay :, S . " ; ' = ‘ the« e Ne i j he ¢ ner of fferson | nougn tne pi t where tne . Late Mrs. Maria Ha rres. - : & ; , : b «or ry r ’ SS -& ’ : ,- id | ,T¢ hy , ad. Sa r | ALT ec 7 . ‘ ? £779 V err woe ] i Kt = & ‘ ‘ y ge ti iz some m? . ; - : mer ' ae. x Awe) fs ie cee ts ewe cked]‘up in t} I ' Virginia 8&8; ge Lau ois Be : eo | eT)! t \ Ow’ $45 és } r saf ‘nere « cudde j RP: i Haw! I Ra = ‘ - ts T I ' . I: pag ‘ Acs ‘ ‘ Edy d Sc! — a par f the 1 1 of a fra 3 Ws A T ly a & “ | * "4 P 4 \] .- : 17 ’ 7 4 ' . | T OF ¢ ‘ " rs ‘4 s. Whe : lis sionment : on, y > ry? . ‘ Ty. ‘ ] 7. } : +} . } yi The Int} er t h 4 il d d IB wef edie ) ir and scaly ough est homes. e we ressed at " | ‘ ¢ rins out cai fe ang remoyes every “ - rticle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex. small expense. a It? rd ; ‘ ’ , . | ~ : “" ed re 4 ae ess oil. The hair dries quickly and ad . : ‘ ee he e 1 > 17 acenlv. and it ldaves it fine and see. Brand-new Silk, also brand-new serge Dresses, as low as $1.50 ‘ 4 a ’ , aha a, haa hi ) ate . , ts , , r of pathology and patho logical anatomy at Kyoto Imperial! lUniver- Bity, Japat 16 of a group of sx eminent anese doctors Hil d T! ed ical scie ntists touring this countr arrived here today lle | was accompanied ss r\ Dr. Alar Dr. Akira TIuJin- ‘TORE of tne Ami. Roekeft eller | Foundation, New York, hosts to the commission At Hotel Chase ID Gregg said that the head of thi commission Dr. Kinnousuke Miura, professor of medicine in Tokio Imperial Univer- sity and a ae eeeney to the Emper: and two others of the party w arrive tomorrow. Dr. Miura is spokesman for the dele gation Dor. Sahachiro Hata, pro- fessor of medicine in Keio Universits and director of the Kitasato Insti- tute, an Baron Yoshihiro Takaki chief surgeon and professor of sur- gery in Tokio Charity Hoepital and medical college, are the others who will arrive here The visitors will inspect the Wash- ington University medica schoo! Barnes Hospital and kindred institu tions Special! clinics will be held for their benefit. They have heen in the fi wing places during the last month: New York Princeton. N Baltimore, Washingto: Boston, New Haver Albany, Saranac Lake Mont Toronto, Cleveland, Cin- cinnat!i, Detroit and Chicago The Inet stop, after leaving hers will he tochester, Minr Dre Clifford Wells of the tockefeller Foundation is with the other members of the com- i2 New Credit Banks to Open May 1. WASHINGTON Federal Fa rdav yeste as the t of the credit hartered ded cred) ofr § le of the ers credit +} with r under , ants t} Sh new and per cent interest c* un rm Loan Ma VY date for , all of whi will consider applications for loa the ts law. A iy tor iform disco has been fixed banks, guarantes at not exceeding 7 possibility of chargea. The announced fixed Oper;r Ing farm been rae April 23 he ard 1 had forma mediate h h prepared ns as pro- ‘ultura)l unt rate by all ing to. farm- per cent elightiy lower been ’ | AVe be a new agri ae Athlete Appeared to Be Dazed at Times and at Others Would Spurt or Turn Handspring. to the Poet-Diagpatch. DALLAS, Tex., April 23.—R. 3. Newman, local athlete and Werld War veteran, quit the floor here et 62 o'clock this morning, having set dancing record of 107 hours and 2 minutes (unofficial). He started at 4:45 p. m. last Wednesday. It Was declared this set a new world record On the basis of 15 minutes’ rest every four hours, Wewman had a totei- respite of about 6% hours of the 107 total Physicians pronounced Newman in “fairly good condition” ' — Ge : =pecia LA OS EE EIR AR vhen he quilt. Newman declared at the outset, that he had two objectives in his long-distance daiuce—to set a record would “discourage the foolish and to wih a $100 prize, so mother could take a trip itives. He returned that practice’ that his wm visit rel: he moncy. Newman danced in warm weather style. He wore a pair of gymnasium shoes and was in his shirt sleeves, his collar rolled down. His friends grabbed him lIike seconds to a prize fighter when the 15-minute rest period rolled around every fourth hour. He was placed on a lounge, ex-_ amined by a physician and rubbed down. At the end of the 15 minutés” the bell would ring and he woald start dancing again. Newman and fellow and aister con-. testants were forced to change danee halle Thursday and they skipped si” blocks through the main streets to the tune of a alngle instrument. Newman at times appeared to be ig a mental daze. He would almogt_ Kast : 2 ETT 8 SOS ERO ET aN EERE mR mae ~~ with ee ee a i ae RO ERE On et ee ee close his eyes and wander about the floor in an almiless way. At other times he would accept a dancing. partner and spurt around the floor like a fresh dancer. He refused to take one of his 15-minute rest periods vesterday. a All vesterday hundreds of persoms® erowded the hall and were amused by an occasional handspring or gen- ture by Newman. PDL LOLI IO a ENE tty ar ea ti a tn ae tape 500 Arrests in Chicago Clearup. CHICAGO, April 23.—Nearly 600 men and women were arrested in @” series of raide . Saturday night throughout the city In a police came prign tg c lean up the city. CASTORIA For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Ce ee ee eT " ‘ ih} er Me st poe ty ; Pa “SE OD years of passenger: 5 > el i ia BELGENLAND The Luxury Liner of 1923 HE Red Star Line proudly stands sponsor to this newest achievementin ocean luxury. She embodies new ideals of comfort, beauty and service—all perfected to the highest degree. Her accommodations are more luxurious, her public rooms more spacious, her dining service more delicately tempting, her personal service more precise than even the most experienced traveler would expect. A Red Star Sailing Every W ednesday The Belgenland’s principal running mate is the the distinguished liner Lapland, favorite of many ex- perienced travelers. With her veranda cafe, tempting Continental cuisine and delightful appointments in both staterooms and public rooms, the Lapland is one of the outstanding liners in the North Atlantic. New York to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Antwerp Sailing Dates BELGENLAND May 16; June 13; July 11 14301 Locust ™t or lLancal LAPLAND May 2; May 30; June 27 \ocent« ere ee en The BELGENLAND Just a few of the many details that make for com- fort and for beauty aboard the Belgentland : Comfortable bedsinstead of berths. Innovation fittings in clot s. Running water in every room. A glass-enclosed prom- enade Turkish bath and swim- ming pool. A perfectly equipped gymnasium. Continental chef and waiters. A la carte service entirely without extra charge. An orchestra of real mu- sicians. Superbly fitted public rooms. ing rooms. — —_ fa aes ° ~~ ps BELGEN. a ae. ES ett e ao

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST: DISPATCH alone ey — that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ce ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TCH alone Approximately Equals ths : me f PTET eee = Beaded Bags WOMAN'S AUTO HTIS ANOTHER = EA ELC WCE elk LM = AND MUCH COMMOTION RESULTS ‘7 " ¢. woe Nick automobile, caught it whe appet izing Taste: it opped at the crossing “a ok and his wife became abusive pound print . and when the Sergeant attempted to , . Avondale, everyone Cc guaranteed, arrest ‘chem he was compelled to ner adoz.... draw his revoiver In the struggle it was cischarged Some one turned in a riot call to the North Market iy “4 2c ars for. C ‘F LOU a 44h sack, 92¢ Club . - Street Police Station. and a wagon Country BRE ig ty Club AD Sad koak™ ne 3°> cream Country Club MILK &u Sx” Oc = PORK CHOPS. 16° = SLICED BACON 22: VEAL STEAKS Perlb,174 PLATE BEEF Per lb, 73 Ground HAMBURGER fc"... 15c FRESH SPARERIB Pound lic oe ete BANANAS & HEADQUARTERS FOR §f || |, | 08 or 54 size ~ Soe |_| GRAPEFRUIT ©: "~ Sart) ses | |Z WINESAP APPLES 2 = 15¢ Best, Pure | POTATOES No. 1 Tdahe 15 © Lbs. c= AQ. |NEW CABBAGE 2 © 15¢ > Sea morse y parent ram | P| N= a — Oe) ce Sa oo Pere Leet O.N_. T. Crochet Cotton, white. LARD 10 —— tmported Swiss Cheese—Extra = Boys 2-Tro Ecor ipl eR hts 0: AR ie, - aut. 8T e ta Ar. y Avs se * = MADE _ oa ' 4 —. : : I with Factory Workers Appreciate ‘ " hy aipiea | . ! | strongl these handy, sanitary cups ‘a i ar load of po Mra. Nick wes charged with care- less driving. leaving the scene of an accident and resisting arrest Nick was charged with peace disturbance and resisting arrest Peaturing for Pisedny in Our ff GRAND COUNCIL OF MISSOURI rteenth Anniversary Sale MASONS OPENS SESSION HERE Over 1800 om mes bevel 4rch Ma- Fine All-Wool gens to Be Held at Cathedral Tomorrow and Wednesdays § S it a > e (;ranc _ > ’ > : . | : , sm? & ™ ’ Ow $35 Q H " ’ : t : ua , rr, ’ . ’ a 7 y : : . : t?a : ‘y : r > rch Masons will be his licemen responded and it early Factory work is thirsty work. Plenty of pure fresh | water keeps heads clear and fingers nimble. : . : \: from 6 ; = J The Bo But until recently drinking devices have been time- > &. . ae re sani wasters orgerm-breeders. No safe, satisfactory method | | ¥ . was available. ’ , t¢@ THRIFT AV ENUE The development of BURT CUPS has made drinking | | in factories sanitary and swift. Workers appreciate -3@ § Boys’ Wash Suits at $1.15 these clever, convegient cups—so easy and pleasant es i Of durable fabrics that wash to drink from. = . | and wear well. Oliver Twist and a | mid iy styles in plai mn colors and Each BURT CUP is perfectly made from snowy, ster- These modern factories - neat stripes. All are guaranteed a fact color and may be had in ile paper. No hands touch them in the making. The inal » fast color a unique conical shape ts handy to hold and impossible BURT CUPS x wee 5 we to re-use. The Buy-Way of St. Louis nnual meeting « . : _ + : ‘ nd Wednesd 7 ' visiting Masons from of Missouri are expected to | | Aluminum Coffee Deluxe Auto Co. ; iS Doctors advise against drinking too much water at Langenberg Hat Co. z Percolator at 79¢ atime. BURT CUPS hold just the nght amount to sat- S. N. —y Ware- _¢ Mad- of heey ie alumi- a ee house Co. . | mum in the cup capacity, isfy thirst without chilling the stomach. deiutend at 6 i aceiatie deans wich glass top and er ; 7 lack ebony ha : Thoughtful employers are installing dust-proof con- “ages og a black ebony handle Ps ’ — am ain ‘ tainers to dispense BURT CUPS. Varniah Ca : Aluminum Double Metallic Industries = Roi " , , F. J. Schleicher . . oucrs at 79¢ ' TELEPHONE, BOMONT 22] mosgy nee { Of good quality aluminum in Oliver Electric & s t',-quart size,.with aluminum F. N. Burt Company, Ltd. Mfg. Co. .§ cover that can be used om both Johansen Bros. Shee i” vessels. Co. = | Aladdin Aluminum a | inguisher. ’ “ae @C CO give ey i Tbere are tcientsh £ ee Tr. Louis Smokihg Tobacco, $1.15 7 SCwemML iC \actr Ae 7) a Full 16-02, Humidor of Vel- nee one , : ere grt £71 Sz maple Exg. lish, a are g 4 ve Smoking Tebacco. New monly Yy know 7I—$0 7 Tale = Fi F Stock. Y 20f ask Sor your copy : | (Thrift r . _ € a Aven =e Ma‘n ‘oor. ) JUDGE & DOLPH DRUG CO. S15 ) a. ‘ a ‘ ae 514 Washington 7 occu st De Bolivar and Kingsburr Also w t heals hy most so-called healthy peopie are half sick all the tme— And this will continue to b — —_ iticieaal Entecest Back, © so until we all do heavy manua! labor every day or tae an IND Ep yy” -.,.,,.,.,. eee ati a ee ee ee baal FOR THE GUM More a cedadeiadee” _ ™ a PARE apeceie cad PROFITABLE ae OFFERS «ere edvertined im . OF E-DISFPATCM WaANTs, Seeeeeceeeeecece 6646646660606 460664644444 ee seeeeeeeeeeee Ceoeeeeseeeeeeee Anan e ~~ sere eerreceeeeeeeees seeceees ; j j , , be ‘

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% | ee ie 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' ° 6 a_i ie —_ — _ ee —- —-— - —E —_—_——_— - —_ —— + ~ — Sst noe oe Te ~_— ———. - a —_ -—2- oo Se - ee — a ee ee tii eee = > LL —_———— ee we ee sr ecnecisneneeeeseeeen — regu-| AB fancy blue borders and daisy de- Coting, casy to | brown. (Main Floor.) T lar 1so-| ee fa aes” fot Gitekete calann sa “so “put on. Complete with _ .Mahogany-finish base, with 8- ADE of splendid quality _ yard spool, in| PRs 5 _ liquid cement and nails. 108 | inch silk shade, in an assortment of tweeds, in the newest models, | Kewpie Twin” Shoes black, white,| jeatag | f Azure Towels, Each equare feat in each seth; an pretty colors. Complete with cord with all-around belt. Coats are ROWN calf one- $1 Q§& cream, 81a y,| setae? OF fine linen huck, in a maps om any and plug. Illustrated on right. . . strap Slippers with . nmhav y, sca ] : by guest sive Neat! | rato) 4 . ift hoor.) alpaca lined. Both pairs of trou- wettsewed soles. Sizes 6 to 8 b al +See boar . = y . | etictiiicacioatadaae idtiiiiacal . li h ; ° tO 6. rown an WAP | hemstitched by hand, and elab- Boudoir sers are lined throughout, and Sizes 81 to 1172, = $2.48 gold, for cro- a wt orately embroidered in azure F S d : strongly sewed. ne Pees) cheting ofr - eee designs. (Second Floor.) ee | | L Th ] Basten 3 knitting bag | [.ARGE-SIZE wicker $4 95 | amps ere are only 175 Suits in all, like illustra- Fern Stands in > £9) and it would be advisable to shop tion. Model several attractive fa. ; $] 89 oo early while the size* assortment on display. ishes. Fitted with galvanized- iron plant box. 30 inches “high, it from 6 to 18 is complete. The price is very special, om) ‘ | | and is for Tuesday only. tonsa = leather trimmed, rubber heels. [LARGE bunches contain- 59 Sizes 2'3 to 7; widths AA te C. Scarts ing 8 to 1o Bulbs. C Avenue—M Of durable fabrics that wash Pear] Buttons, 2 Cards Bese ite, pi rable fabric , ar | 2 , White, k and red. eaten pnveeeentinel inet sed wear well, Oliver Twist and | SWEET - WATER and 45 Marmalade Jars EMIS At $9.95 ~ ___ (nites rlewny| | Royal Sie Rigs | (7 | | or tepid ge ocean shell, 4 to 12 . +} t ti alli . PIR NE N allover Persian de- .|| oa ~nacrgel ms | These modern factories | meat stripes. All are guaranteed —. card assorted sizes and pat- $3.19 Stationery Cabinets — Mail Boxes I signs, with fringe $8.95 | At $13.50 | fast color and may be had in + ONTAINING 48 she : use a ' 1s. All good quality. Ver J : - NG 45 sneets . ; ar “AS sizes 3 to 10. ect | ood quality nthe Cut glass Marmalade X and 48 envelopes of 39¢ F fine quality linen, geen Japanned a 25¢ | pepe Fe ee | THERE are just 50 of Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Jar, with sterling silver assorted tints. Excellent quality hand-embroidered in eye- ee a ee 3 Geen Sixth Fieor.? these well - constructed — i eae 5 tli nice alamap sas a - BURT-CUPS | git aan a : ieee Auto Co Aluminum Coffee Ww emma ¥ - ie peggy pe Enver writing paper at this unusual a —— = gt na soul on a hare ae i ee | oe a offer at ov : . bi 5 men’ otwear vay - ad . cs a sé , > a price. Main Floor.) ec. izes I x54 incnes an -_-— ——_ . conomy a price. A ¢e ; Langenberg Hat Co. . Percolator at 7OC SA bor S poo tet 7 95 pretty design. (Main Floor ideidailieeintabeasiatiidiiiliatiaas 18x72 inches. Slightly soiled Garbage Cans EXTRA good qoalice Ey | of finest ennessee red ; “as aide, atuinl ies Sit , from handling, but tion- : quality $ cedar, in dull finish, with . oy Ware : Made of heavy quality alumi- | black and brown 92. od Children’s Gowns al aia S oe MADE of good quality 79 deep-pile Axmin- 6.26 copper trimmings, " couse Co. | mum in the 6-cup capacity, kid, straps and tongue styles. Noveltv Gauntlets AMPLE Goen in Fils de meant galvanized iron; 6- C ster, in Chinese and Persian de- plete with casters, Yale Standard Rail & | | straight shape with glasstop and All sizes in the group but , _SA™M “ $1 00) lain. Floor.) | gallon size; with rim cover and signs. Size 36x63 inches lock and k | : Steel Co. black ebony handle. not every size in each style K IP and cape Gaunt- $? 45 slipover and high- Y teV bai] handle. (Fifth Floor.) se (Sixth Floor.) | | a vin ith dlonsncaaandlimianeachte { l¢ ot) Deine & : i Broken lots and discortinued _ lets in as = 12 a ae styles Beary or myssnll yo Bath Towels, Each — : BME toe eR CRC areas * | ty! egular stock button lengths. Sizes and colors sook, trimmed with lace and em- | Varnish Co. | ) Aluminum Double oe 7 from oti ome a " somewhat broken. Exceptional broidery. Sizes 6 to 14 years. cgi Perse be snenge Br 25C¢ | | ia | | Boilers at 79c ‘at incat I tees Note Pie ETT pink ory blue” girs. throug | Sa ee ee Baby Boys’ | te” nenel in Ho OWNSTAIRS STORE Oliver Electric & | t%-guart size, with aluminum xtra-Size Candy Specials . , ; — Mfg. Co. | | cover that can be used on both a eens ma lasses Cand Pla Suits Madeira Centerpieces : Black walnut molasses Candy, : Johansen Bros. Shoe | | vessels. Percale Aprons old-fashioned kind, made from | WITH plain rose scal- 59 Black S ‘ By Co. | pure molasses, creamery butter me | OO wees og ae = by v7 ae ateen, Yard n | ;, c | and black walnuts. Pound. asc . hand. Made of fine quality IGHLY mercerized, O t — a Aladdin Aluminum e | 00 Assorted Nut Clusters, Bra- a linen, in 18-inch — a et H fast black sateen: 29¢ a Ss a : a es | Windsor Kettles at o8c fe wile, filberts, almonds, walnuts a oe east sce Ae HE 8 tives 36 inghes wide. May be used : . 4-Quart capacity with alumi- swale camera: ser Age Rag oat ay Seon ie O : , or bloomers, aprons, etc. For Women and Misses . num cover end bail handle. For . ELL- ana coverec with miik cnocolate. i gette and ‘Oil Opaque (Downstairs Store.) cookine ell kinds of meats. “a a eS | made Ap- Pound, | Joc . €% FB ONG chambray, es ie hee oe | poking all kinds of meats , Te oe oltre (Main F ym. 2 / trimmed with Window Shades Pillow Tubing, Yard | , bad 2 gf, " guffles nd E HUNDRED Barr rquisett | Aen oe oo 7 : ood aan H RE! XTRA-HEAVY ° | "4 em AY 8 Oa oe baggage a Toilet Articles pe — ee T - ye in _ a ww = white, ecru and ivory, 36 inches P brown, Chaat Petticoats 6500 Yards of Cretonne ire Gee . gingham. (Downstairs Store.) F loorcovering, ‘Sa. Yd. At19¢, 28¢ ond 35 ¢ vara | ESE iit: 39 ; : etc. Two yards wide. Please A MOST timely offering of Cretonnes—all new, bring room measurements. fresh stock, at today’s cost of replacement. (Downstaire Store.) Colors and patterns suitable for every purpose, and for use in dining rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, porches, etc. Rag Rugs Some pieces being limited in quantity, we advise early SIZE 27%54 inch, ‘hit- ORK shopping. The prices are specia] for Tuesday only. and-miss style Rag Rugs for bathrooms, etc. Finished with fringe. (Dewnetaire Store.) absorbent quality, 12 in box, 79¢ ona shape. A large assortment wr r White Cotton Tape, 24 yards, to choose from. (Main Floor.) Ao; correct weight and $| 95 Isc : for Spring . ;, . . ; hown in an assortment White and flesh Lingerie © Men’s Handkerchiefs - lice colene,’ ak ice ae OUND. corded effects Tepe, 4 ~~ og COLORED ce Ragga 19¢ (Second Floor.) in Sofa Pillows, covered a Bloomer Elastic, white, der Handkerchiefs of c Dai Men’ lita with cretonne, in a number of piece, 39€ soft cambric, finished with *- 300 Fairs ens , it} beautiful designs and color- All-rubber Baby Pants. 19C inch hemstitched hems and as- : Nox elty Suiting, Yard “= Sanitary Aprons, all-rubber. sorted colors. Guaranteed to Sli ers [* self-tone diagonal $? 95 25c launder. Ppp cube checks. All- ae 1d | _ 400 count Derby needle-point Main Floor.) - ~— material In Marion: blue : . 3, Papers, roc ; § 95 , and reseda green; very attrac- i Scissors and Shears, heavily Women’s Handkerchiefs At ] Pair tive for children’s capes. 54 in | Mickel plated, assorted styles and GWISS and sheer lawn 1 Es wide. Second Floor.) } _ 2 9C Handkerchiefs for 15c OPERA. Everett, Nulli- Sie Ye pages cs . 2 ble _— —. cap anc women. Crochet and scalloped fers and Faust styles, in Taffeta, Yard fringe styles, an oven, . 4 rer ragged ite : - T lity SS for y w re. rr a Sr corners, tan. black and wine color. All age wells rp $1.79 > J. & P. Coats’ 150-yard Spool thin len» } sizes. Exceptional values. bie times alt plain colors. # black sesgg white; all — mma n Floor suitable for the new style frocks. : 7 spools, 25¢ : . 4 ’ . eb N. T. Crochet Cotton, white Filet ane 7 Tents 2 Sou ee ee Rubber Diapers ABIES’ rubber Di- 19¢ apers and Pants, in white and flesh tints. (Downstaire Store) SUULUAUAAODANANESOSERDEEOREHENDEERERREEEEEESSREREES SORES EERERETAREERARERERRRGAREROARRRERRRMIARRRARERRSARERAARERAREREROO000000000000080000000000000000000000004 Princess Slips OF cambric, made with ROC double skirt and fine envelope chemise. Lace or embroidery trimmed. (Deownestairs Store) Flouncing, attractively embroid- . dramatic and absorbing are 8 8tall |(“alka” Chelce Cw / ered in self or contrasting col- stories. Illustratee with scenes open Beskets, zie Dumpii SOMETHING new in ored combinations. For chil- from the photoplay a woungpead! Bas- | - > aa hee er of Pork oF As ) a dren’s dresses and blouses Magazine pt.— Main ets and Bas- | Wa ns age) ee : h Trays, with three ‘Main Floor.) ts with ) 7 ~: ' _ Butter Beens ieee, boots and cigarette ex Children’s Capes - omar 5 ™ Choice of —— Cotton Vests NIT Capes of soft ~ tel - YS f trawher hort a Smoking Tobacco, $1.15 FINE - GRADE cotton 3Q,, Ketr Ss $1.95 | with sitk ta _ Pineapple Cream Pull 16-oz. Humidor of Vel- Vests with bodice . a ne aes @rieamed with eee pce r Vanills_Ice Cream, Vet Smoking Tobacco. New top or built-up shoulder, full stripes of contrasting color. markable values lle and Better length. Sizes 36 to 44. . Collars of brushed Angera. riental Bazaar, Fifth Floor) (Sixth Floor.) (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) 3 for (Mair BE Sizes 2 to 6 (Second Floor.) seine DOOO000000088

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POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MONDAY, es « As e 7 > | Largest Distributors of Merchandise | NDAY. aPhib 23, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily he ea ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eS SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 7 AND 12 ‘Famous-Barr Cos Annual ! Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday Tuesday--A Most Remarkable Opportunity to Obtain Excellent Three-Piece Mohair Suites ee , a a $550 Sates at the Very Special Price of Men S New Spr Ins Suits : ug M4 » 'e Gwe Eagle Stamps V 62 50 in Merchandi We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books fer $2 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise--Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the Wes, — STITIT Le : eee v? pers Surpassing Savings Predominate in the Alteration Sale of € Beautiful Living - Room Suites consisting of davenport, chair and wing chair—upholstered in attrac- tive taupe mohair and very well constructed. Some have carved bases and all have soft arms 2 and loose cushions. Limited eee number. , MS Be / a OS ee : a i aS Ges FS : Y oe ; ™ — » Le *, ae . e : PM Thi ta Rieseeity | Three-Piece Suites 4 Ng fade Pes | Mohair Suites in carved Chippen- ” We ar 4 | The: dale style; davenport, ehair and wing al | chair overstuffed in taupe mohatr. s —_ a wre md wacom | $375 and $450 values 295 a ._ : - os ah Lay 7 rf yy Vie | Tuesday for vo af AVG; Ki Mow, a | —— — : i £2" y . ste. 4 ~ Py , - ” bh ; ’ Very Unusual Values at.... @ Men and young men of moderate: means will be en- thusiastic about these Suits. Single and _ double - breasted ' models, tailored of correctly styled flannels, cassimeres, worsteds and unfinished worsteds. Checks, plaids, tartan checks and fancy mixtures, in a broad range of light and dark colors. Sizes from 16 years to 48 chest measure. SESS ee > Overstuffed Suites Davenport, chair and wing chair upholstered tn high-grade velour and beautifully designed. 165 $250 value, Tuesday for.... - Men’s and Young Men’s - $27.50 Two-Pants Suits * There are single and double breasted sports and conservative models tailored of woolen cheviots, cassimeres, worsteds, in stripes, ° plaids, mixtures and herringbones in gray, tan —_—_--—_—_— and blue. All sizes from 16 to 44 chest meas- ure. Every Suit has two pairs of trousers— which increases the value of the Suit greatly. _ tl el a @ So extremely c will delight. All t ones at savings WI Baby Boys’S $3.50 to $3.95 Valt $9.45 Midsummer suits tin Jones 1 and 2 piece re tion style or fancy, bu on effects; with dimity and poplin or chambray-t ers. Many colors; sizes 2 $3.95 to $4.95 Dre Samples for infants months to 2 years; 4 yokes, tucks and lace-{ med skirts. EE lll ll i i i ~~ - rN New OO re ern eer www oer eer eee . eo 7 - a - - — 7 . $375 Dining Suites with dull rub finish; 10 pieces in Sulte—all of excellent construction, Tuesday at Dining Suites 10-Piece Suites of figured walnut with Of walnut dull finish; in Period styles; 4 5 $600 to $750 values, Tuesday... —_—- = Basement Economy Store, Alteration Sale of Silk Dresses Really Remarkable Values at 1395 ¢@ Unless you inspect these Dress- es, you cannot fully gn what exceptional values they are. There are pleasing models for women and misses. Included in ne eee “ poeeeeeesebeee ee ~~: PT eee ee ee oe a a nth — - $2 to $3 Silks At the | Extraordinary Wi # Price of, High-Grade $49.50 Axminster Rugs Offered Tuesday at the Special Price of are in Oriental, medallion and conventional designs; ine colors 42 of blue, rose, taupe ang pretty mixtures. All 9x12 foot. Royal Wilton Rugs Velvet Wilton Rugs . ' ‘ 9x12 ft. Rugs in reproductions | Closely woven Rugs in the sea- of Persian and Chinese kinds; in | son's best patterns and colors. §lze rich patterns and colorings “in | 8.3x10.6-ft., seamless and with ished with fringed ends. $85 fringed ends. $4 R5 . . q@ An opportunity to save on ex- cellent Rugs, made for service. They have deep, rich pile and 79c and $1.25 Sl —and petticoats of nal Slips in Bishop style; coats in Gertrude style. | Infants’ sizes, choice... & $4.95 to $6.95 Cay Sample Capes for inf of wool cashmere or creg lined throughout and silk- hoods. @ Selection remains surprisingly complete on the second day of this big event. All are 1923 Spring and Summer patterns. So comprehen- sive is the coliaalien of weaves, colors and pat- terns that practically everyone is assured of a satisfactory choice. eee sseeeeeeveveeewewvewees Ss» =~ ~~ --_--”~ . er rs, beh De d* SS A . ie ST re ” “ t . ee, ¥* a-Size Rugs Axminster Rugs, size 11.8x12 feet. lustrous pile and in various patterns and colors. Spe@al 4 a —_ a Se ak a f ’ i ; - : . 4 - is. 2a J ‘ : ¥ F , ‘7 ; ih, 4 »Y ad - , eh a H ££ : } PM AF : + I - - 4 « nm ' ; at RG PRIOR CE ROT RE:: m5: * Alteration Sale of Gingham House Dresses $2.50 to $3.50 Values Sewin and dresemaking, q@ Extremely pretty are these Porch ; ; . ting, fit d garment const and House Dresses, which are tailored - ow tion; also “Mme. Coates 19 . upet . ; e course n ‘olor arr of kid or patent leath- of ee and standard gingham, Brtire’ course ‘ot col er; also two-straps and openwork sandals. All oe o re . nee patterns . have Goodyear welted or flexible soles. All SS rimmed in new sizes 214 to 8, widths AAA to C. and novel ways, Ss one Basement Economy Store misses. An Alteration Sale Women’s Low Shoes $4 and $5 Values $7) 88 @ Oxfords of black and brown kid leath- ers, with Cuban or low heels; one straps i Ute ee ee a i i i i i i i i a i i i i i i Extraordinary Offering Tuesday in $45.00 Sewing Machines Electric Washers —[ES=—— Hw AO Special for @ The efficient thoroughness with wea , g -- which the Wayne washes soiled Rrra Tea reap 29; ( clothes, its extremely simple oper- Te; ayer Way aaa = ation and its strong wear-defying x DAN b oS construction, will appeal to every ei ‘hi ependable sewing Ma- practical housewife. Corrugated yo chines made by the New cypress tub, adjustable swinging . | poll ages ee , : . , — . ‘ = » S an 1a 3 wringer. | built, walnut finished and complete with needed attachments. ‘ The Wayne is guaranteed and may be bought, if desired, on our deferred payment plan. Electric Shop—Basement Gallery Millinery, Bow Making an ing. Making, Trimming and > lessons for “All Classes Conductet Basement Economy Store Alteration Sale of ee re Alteration Sale of Seamless Rugs Jasiete 5342 @ 9x12 Rugs in pleasing patterns in blue, tan, brown and green. Closely woven of durable yarns, “with Spevially Pri Print $3 Quality— @ Excellent quality of C Small printed patterns of 49 inches wide and much frocks and trimmings. $2.50 E New Home | Machines | $65 Value for ., $49.50 The newest Singer Machines $70 Value for $55.00 model of New Singer Ma: hines tn this spl ndid make, with the popular No. 66 mode! large head; excel- | Machines you will pe Electric Machines Special for $45.00 These are Davis Port- able Electric Sewing Ma- Special Values at... @ Beautiful. pattern § mer- cerized Damask Cloths $3.50 Tablecloths in floral and stripe designs With wide blue borders: 2 72x72-inch size; full bleached and a splendid wear- ing quality. Hartz Mountain Singing a deep pile. proud to own Strongly Canary Birds ~~ : ~~ Specially 62 Offered at. . — @ From the Hartz Mountain country. in Germany, renowned as the home of sing- ing Canaries, comes this large importa- tion of beautiful, full-plumaged Birds, all with unusually clear, sweet songs. Bird Cages, large assortment, From $2.25 to $11.25 Parrot From 85.95 to $12.00 Bird-Cage Stands ..From $6.50 to $17.50 Basement Gallery lent woodwork. Special opportunity to secure it saving. Portable Electric Machines Made by the New Home Sewing Machin: Company, in walnut finished cases: com- pact and easily moved about Sire this style of machine, at an extreme onstructed. | chines, large size. If vou de- this ts your Sixth Floor —— $2.25 Diaper Cloth -i-In. bird’s-eya weave Diaper Cloth put up tn sealed packages of 10 yards each; full bleached and soft finished, bolt. $1.79 Long Cloth Pure bleached full wide chamols finish cloth; put up-in 10 pieces . vard Long- yard very desirable for underwear and in- fants’ appdre]: bolt, 1.6 Linen Tablecloths All-linen silver bleached, hemstitched Tablecloths in several beautiful designs; 56x71-inch size; Hmit of two to a buyer, Bedspreads White crochet Spreads in” handsome designs; hemmed _size inches. Seconds of $3.50 grades strongly 84x96 ends: $1.50 Rugs Small size Brussels Rugs, 27x54 inches, in patterns that will harmonize with larger Rugs. All first qual- ity. Special, each... $1 10 9x12 Rugs Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs in floral, Chinese and medallion patterns. Seconds of the $50 $2.25 Carpet Velvet Carpet, 27 Inches wide, suitable for stairs or. halls. In color mixtures that will harmonize with all de- decorations. Yard Cork Linoleum Genuine Cork Linoleum, four yards wide, in many patterns and colors. Seconds of the $1.15 grade; 9 special, sq. yd C Basement Economy Store ~—-with satin face anda 4@ and of ideal weight for 4 A New Cc Rome Regularly 60c-— @ Tomorrow our Candy She STreation—a rich and dell «Covered with bittersweet ¢ Wl surely delight all who

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tom ~~ *? “> a, MONDAY APRIL 23. 1923. he City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Aperoximately 40006 a ee ue Se — St > ll — -_- SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6 AND 19 famous-Barr Gos Annual M » Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash W , : an aay MRT Be os or $2.50 in Merchandise Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday | —_ oe of whem | pat hin: tomas et a aul in Missouri an e West. | eee tt poeta ee ee An Extraordinary Opportunity Is in This Value-Giving Group of resses In Smart Modes —Latest Spring Models for Women and Misses i 9 ‘ i ne : . : Z : Z Hee | : ¥ °; , sf i ; S es Fi : . ; \ | . ! peg : : | ' ie ’ $4 % oe . } |, ‘4 ’ 4 a °i 9 : b. # : a cr 3 4 : , 7 6 bn ise : ~ i! e | _ ) oa : eed Je wa ek : a A x » P Ki fae b 5 __ . ; ; a wrens ‘ ; s Be fe } : De a iat FN an ee ee ir ae ay Spee nie Bi MAM Ke I i= ey oan ie f if 111) Sa QS a me ET Mr rH | : ery specially =————— : Hee tS eS ee RAE 5 am Priced at.....0e: Be RE ink A edie SOE ee oo ‘ | A SN ROSA oT m A Ai en ofl RY RE EEE NY ; | J), paeaeerereeeeemy imeres, : Tuesday—The Second Day of the Event So Important to Mothers—May Sale of » Ys) S : Ms NE tartan , . : ' @ Plain and elaborate Frocks for street. sports, afternoon and dinner = : ‘ ' , : a | | : 3 Noa wear—in draped, blouse, panel, basque, straightline and coat styles. Mor- | CU// S C11 // OES OU] eS els of the popular new silk weaves as well as excellent wool materials | | | 3 RS in ON and the majority highly suitable for Summer wear. J —Offering Summer Apparel, Accessories and Undermuslins at Extreme Savings : an ie Women's sizes 34 to 44 in Women’s Dress Section E TREES: Misses’ sizes 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section —i§i—vitet- =." its ; ¢ poy a iggy eeenensive were the original assortments that selection again tomorrow } SRE Re | 7 ; will delight. ; le practical and dressy apparel, undermuslins and accessories for vour little | 1! je ABE : Pe. a | : 85 Bi ones at savings which make it wise economy to anticipate all Summer needs during this event. : ce jae] Smart Spl ng | Frocks and Coats, Capes | a oa aes | he Suits ow nd Wraps - ' Baby Boys’ Suits — Sample Frocks Gowns . D we > a “e39 ib | pe Ne $3.50 to $3.95 Values Tots’ Summer Dresses | $6.95 to $10.95 Values ee, —in Latest Styles| y0078 tc $000 Venn Ve * | Q - $2.95 to $5.95 Values at , - ea Or een ill ; my Store. | | 39).4 | $7 85 $9).85 $2.85 4.85 6 : ‘i i ! $25 . Savings 1/3 °A5 >? tr ~- ~~ SE Re ER ee me Oe oy meee an Seamemeeteaiiiee “ ~?s — eo —_ Pm ae Thi ial ; c Models for sports and dress , : . lis special group in.our ©os- * sails in white and dainty colors: : 1 i models of tricotine, Poiret twill, | tiume Salon includes efégant cos- — fashioned of elegant ellk with smocking rosettes lace . au i . or wool weaves: some with fur : , , ' : bas es sf! twillcord and velour checks in tumes for street, sports, after- t ’ or ruffles: many have sashes : BITRE: noon. dinabr and evant collars, others with ailk ties, , . : ; : a: on, dint r ane en 4 ear. pera OF ChAMbray trous- light shades. Sizes ° to 6 All daintily made and in sizes Some are imports pies. copies large buc"le fastenings or beau- ers. Many colors; sizes 2 to 6. . . wey fee | ce 2 to 6 years, oie greet ey : ifully | D price $1.50 and $2 Gowns — 7 : RB ’ P : 9 i 79c and $1.25 Slips | For children of 4 to 16 | Ch ff S Ik Hose OYS AMP e ajan aS . ~* ‘ and petticoats of nainsook: Midsummer hats of i{m- | Lingerie Caps and Bone | years Of nainsook or crepe; : ] On. l - “ Slips in Bishop. stvle; petti- | ported organdy or Swiss, | nets: also pique and silk | various plain and trimmed x wt . + coats in Gertrude style. Cc trimmed with ruffles, laces, | pongee hats for tiny boys stvies. White and ; $1.35 to $1.75 Values , 7 * Infants’ sizes, choice... 9 ribbon bows and ties; in | and girls; a wide variety of flesh. At... 5 fom" = : ad Dress- | White, pink, blue and other | the latest styles—all sam- . : : Irregulars e ae, SAV G S . l , reciate H $4.95 to $6.95 Capes dainty colors. For little | ples, and in perfect con- $1.50-$2 Princess Slips of $3 —— | C’ oe . ot —_— * ok nostly ' , ' ' : fleeced flannelette; 27 inches a. eee > 72 seers... .OSe namie yg age pas all Pure thread silk, semi-fash- Pure Silk Socks in broken An unusual opportunity to buy at a ° lis . - - ‘ ‘ 7 trir © Wit! AC ry) ’ : A : sift , é CY COi- . = 4 . $5.95 Silk Pongee frocks; sizes 2 to 6 years. .$3.85 nm vate ce or e joned Hose, with mercerized garter ee gy co . (ane and saving. square. Dozen in sealed |. proidery: sizes 1 to’ : myer | Baby Boys’ $5.95 to $9.95 Suits...........84.45 pepe re; : tops, heels and soles; n lack, shown in white and many . — package : white and colors. $1.39 and $1.65 wanted shades; very O3¢C One piece —— S1Z€s : - = | Two-piece s y es; sizes @) “ihe $1.25 “Iwanta’’ Sleepers; sizes 2 to 19......79c¢ $1.95 Hemmed Diapers | 85c Crib Blankets: only 2 to a buyer; ea......69e special special, the pair Main Floor. Second Floor Dosbweurs fl 7 PPrX44VGA ea de 4 _ : , | | . ‘ ~~ eee + ee prereneeeereereones eter ee ee LP EA AEE Nt OOM eC ee Enroll Now in the Madame Coates’ The Season’s Most Remarkable Values Are in This Now Is the Time to Think of ey 7 School _of Dressmaking Fur Storage = )\Sale of 65c to $1.10 Stationery y 3 —our vaults affording protection 4 WI —at the Remarkably Special Price of Box, for , :, ‘] against fire, theft and moths. | sa Silk Section, Third Floor in ir nieneth ein Siete wit keep @ A prominent maker closed out all his remaining stock to us at con- so evbawv ri ff? *% s . = > . . . y 2 . . rT 3 your furs and other valuable garments cessions which made this sale possible—offering Papers in all the 3 ical instruction will your rs | oo course of a, wy pract absolutely safeguarded from dust, fire, accepted shapes and sizes, including the very popular large club styles. art next Monday, April 3f th. moths and theft. Call Fur Storage, The instruction’ is such that women of average ability with the , Olive 5900 or Central 7900. , , . . beedle can design, cut and complete a dress, suit and hat in the Seventh Floor ? Choice of over 100 different kinds. In white, pink, blues, lav- Mngth of the course and have something to wear of which they may b proud. | 7 enders, grays and buffs—plain or tinted borders or gold bevel. ; Main ie Tobe sosvedd?? #2 TVTTIT TIT OY For information, tickets and descriptive phamphiet a TTTTTITITITITINITITI Ti ITEIITITITITITIMITIIIIIIIITIIIIII III ‘ . + ee ii lian wane Tosssenes -— seaeee Tr Sateese Riving schedule and details of each course, apply — —_ sooees seee | in the Silk Section, on the Third Floor. ; Class A Class B Sewing and dresemaking, cut- —{neludes a complete course in : a eesevecapevedees Re TTT Ung, fitting and garment construc-,| Costume Designing, French Model tion; also Mme. Coates’ new fea- Making, Applied Art in Dressmak- a course in color harmony. ing, French Draping and Talilor- whe torn $5.00 | iefsons tor os. $9.00 : § ) Splendid Standard Makes, Well-Known to Practical Housekeepers, Offered at Such nn ae . . ee Ty. gurecne — - aw 7 ~ LEE NT le eA ee A CS CIO ee A RT OE ns CE NIT A te a Class C Savings That the Wisdom of Selecting Tomorrow Is Very Plain. Some Sizes Are Limited Millinery, Bow Making and French Flower Making, Copying, Cover- . . » Making, Trimming and Finishing Hats. Course of 12 $5 00 Illinois | Leonard lessons for we. . . Refrigerators Refrigerators $32.50 Values | $72.50 Values nineteen e an ais Refrigerators | Refrigerators | Refrigerators $47.95 Valuea $35.95 Values | $54.05 Values $43.49 $3249 | $49.00 | $28.49- | $67.49 . . : Specially Priced and Very Popular : ¥ Golden oak finish, side- | Side-icing style, 8-door Fitted with sanitary = pe eth wrth — About 120-Ib. ice cas : . icine atvle. white enam- | panel front: about 55-lb. water cooler: : removable | “ mt pat yg 8 "aiiecn pacity; white porcelain- ! ov *} rher - . he }- ire ack white enam- MATIC OTN, Lite lin ovigt “he clea =provision chamber. ice capacity; white enam vhs. oe enameled provision cham- lined provision chamber. :; : : | | d eS rote. *e_%s ice chamber Iined with | eled lining and golden eled -provision chamber pas i Sens 8-door panel front and H ; h Printe rep ; x . ——— | galvanized fron; remov- | oak finished case: limited nicked hardware and ber, heavy galvanized a! finished itn golden : : | | fron-lIined tice chamber ak: only ei@ht in this able racks, nickeled hard- | lot in this splendid of- | golden oak finished case, and golden oak case. b ; ' remarkable lot. ~ " Automatic : Automatic | Automatic 100-1b. capacity. ware; 100-lb. ice capacity. | fering. ‘ $3 Quality—At, Yard...... ONY ) : : ce. ; €Excelient quality of Crepe de Chine, with >o). 4% 3 | Sellers Cabinets | Lawn Mowers | Sellers | Lawn Swings | Gas Ranges $56.50 Leonard *mall printed patterns of beautiful colorings; $63.60 Values $10.95 and $11.35 Kitchen Tables $7.95 Values | $39.95 Values | Refrigerators 40 inches wide and much wanted for blouses, — ' — _ | Values With porcelain tops; Seamless blue gray porcelain frocks and trimmings. : 5] Q5 | following sizes: — | ‘ | 29 O5 lined, these splendid Refrigerators . ~ ' d e . value, °7x48-itnch a are side icers, with a capacity of ° ° $11.45 Four-passenger Lawn $2.50 Black Charmeuse " $24.50 Refrigerators © Sellers Sanitarv Kitch. | ti ¢ Ty .in } | Swit _ strongly made th | Side oven cabinet style, : about 100 lba.: only 15 Apartment stvle, Illinols MAA : en Cabinets all-w!) ite en- Wizard mate hall-bear- , : no. j oy Res dostan ning 4 i with w bh { te porcelain in the lot; priced s “with satin face and a deep, rich black; 40 inches wide : he , ’ : ‘ ‘ , ; front ré- 2 a 44), Laman? | top etn aie : wGevs in ot +1 . and of ideal weigh resses. Special at, yard. 1.98 with stationary top ; ameled wtth porcelain | :, Lawn Mowers, in the 25x40-ine cely ainted:; a very | splash back and 14-inch ° —< | Taird Fleer tien Rout Og eg egy mee og 08 ee Oe ee, flour | 14and 16 inch sizes; easy | ¢ aes wane eek 4 ood siz limited quan- | oven, placed at right or $20.50 Refrigerators sning a ined { ela bin; only 14 in this lot, running and very effi- | g995 value, 24x36-inch left; only 30 In the group. Illinois make, top icers with lids; ee oe $21 95 and we urge immediate | cient: fully warranted; 87.95 | fant . en oak; priced...... ° selection. only 42 in the lot ‘ ee Ee ne tae sient ta white enameled provision cham- nly 42 | Soap Chips oi ber and golden oak case: about .95 Refrigerators : | : | — . ° mat $16.95 note make, with — —— | A | Crysta 4 14% be | _ 60 Ib. ice capacity; A New Confection and Specia lid and one door, white opam- J :-) 2 Boxes for ; ' : priced " | o lint ani nickel-plates = . / | — ‘ 3 so TE pg len oak $14 95 =a | Ps =< Bust! A8e | j , Lh = I Crystal \\ hite Soap om an reams : finished case; priced if io — - 4 ae ¢ | oe } : y \ ———— Made by Peet Rros., this large size $2.10 O-Cedar Outfit es. | «| aS Pe | = lf arge-size packages of | Ve \ cake white laundry Soap is a wide . Soap favorite; limit 10 bars toa buyer and | these excellent ———— : Cedar Mop Outfits, consisting % : a €T Regularly 60c—-Tuesday, Lb de Oded oa Gs large polishing mop and a ) | 4 | Chips: only ye pee no phone or mall (0) bars ; - t e 0 » of . each customer | | orders accepted. | for _ Morrow our (: r Shop will offer its latest . bottle polish: $ | andy ‘ he } 12 og. priced 1.39 : or phone orders filled. Seatlon—a rich and dolicious hand-rolled center, only 200 in lot: ey TIT L) LITTLE ) UO ee SRST SOSTESTIUUT Ses vectere ste tet ITT STOTT ETT ITTY TTTT Tees eTeeeTeeeee ~ Surely delight all who taste them. Matin Floor SLL x Severed with bittersweet chocolste—‘sweets” that Saat aaa aaah aaa a aaa ahha aa aaa MaM yaaa aaa aaa aa ae a a ea Se ASM aMaMaha aa ata ae a eee a ease a ae ee ee wa ". 7" - ~~? . " mn - or +7" a LUSDI IT ERESERSEI EET Co TINT. VESTTTT Es a TET TERT cg aaae cbanee bebe eeee STILLER TEL LE Dea TETE Thatch Le cee RRL ILEeiiadeen ; . ¢

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a ee Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. . BOxPaR } a Pe = a) : a8 ty . @ .) ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the ‘ Sa RSS Se 2 ees a8. SSkerccscsersescesscssesesssssrss 68. a ae 5 enemas BE BSB BB ES 7 3 a ——— a aa ree | “3 elude. “seta cMlidaah Bits tacit sii Reade i: aia ™ a ee ee dtd G2 : ; ~ Tomorrow We Begina cs a 5 ‘An Interesting Sale of 300 Men. nts Neete a* Starched é CE a ____ The Store for ALL the People Collars | iia ae » . FY | ; ' , \ - o : 3 . $6. jersey, , \ | q } at eee 6 0 @¢ Oe ee ele | , = ‘ ‘ in ail ‘ > . - . ' . p ty red shade: : x ) 90c a Half Dozen | = suey we J&P. « oats a. . ees oes se wewtes Silk . 4 at ; Pe fatten ar ; . inf ; grade ice ) po . \ : 4 . ‘ 95 et te and ; , : , 2 Starched Collars are more popu : 92.9 Pett . ats spools haa 23¢ | : , on : ’ ea? fan: colored bor- | ne of wack polisher { Poids Set d A recent purchase enables us to offer 7 lar than eve alae OE, Mbe so apg ee er! : ‘ hades: This Is a wonderful chanee to. % “wo. 79.966—Tuesday Only sa By. 9” aiding Se oe these Suits at the low eST price of the save on your Collar needs. ; B20 Boudoir Lamps, hegre me colored. meta! Tepes and Braids Pins ald Maiiliee ME Se en ap af tie Get ath warded of ey” =e ema season. You will be agreeably surprised The styles are the very kinds jie ps ilk-lined metal frame Re Bias pg Va is 5C Se Brass Safety Pines. - hat thous ands of men are wear E ft every day ° ww cd? w ' " , , os : » r —_- 4} ane ins Te eo ‘ : var :8 sizes a ' oc gh AES. , iz Baal » ' mY pte : = ot a f 4 _ Sc he Stecl Safety Pins— - lle gui ’ po ; at the yood quality of fabrics and lin- : You will find every size from. , 6 turned _ $28 1334 to 18. In stvles to suit your . : : noor Lamps, trimmed yf ty ——— Tape ; ird | “ST Se Bis two cards dC | -™ : %; , Tats dl .. ie Pine—erfect | ; \ y, Wy ” se ‘ i : : ings employ ed in the making. ' ie t man gold. Dp: a | r 4 —-: : 10 a. three vince fer v ; package faste. - >) ; : i 4%.- Tuesday Only. ae —eate> Bench | rape— 5c ve phe sheet The ‘‘Arrow’’ Collars are all} "31.50 Caps, $1-10 first quality. and the ‘: Triangle” : lees’ one-piece pleated Caps ite Rick-Hack Braid ' P aaa ( ollars are Ve rv ali: oh tT seconds. Spring pattern TP? 94n—T :eaca Th eV W il] he sole | only in Dozen © ‘ $0.50 Bed Sets. $62) niy or Half Dozen lots. Biiigrseiiies Bed Sets wit m bine > On sale in Me n- S Store—plenty® woven st Bil aie ne of space for selection! Plenty off§ "§7'96 Bed Sets, $5.60 salespem le to vive vou quiek — t Eenite Marseilles Bed Sets, full : : ae scalloped, separate roll cover’ . % *-F 5 sf ry eg al Pe ‘ mat: 4 “tg (Main Fleer. Wen'« Store—Nuacents.) | . ‘ Blue? vc “N's 7 97 i— Tu lay Oni. F 6: $8.50 Sweaters, $2. 40 ye ’ +g aah 19¢ Pee ° «a : a : P gedo and slip-on, fancy and im arn argre ~ re oo 3-tn-! oiu—~, | , - he ee ‘4 7te= - \ co ° Mle Santitary _Napkine To, 3 ; SFr ; ? : ‘ @lal weave sw eaters. y men in bos, very aborbent 3 fe aie Sewing Machine - faad misses sizes , Rands 7 , | a ; r> TR OTE—Tuescdar oOniy Bluedir¢ * $F Bitp-on and tuxedo sport M@weaters, woo! and fiber com bi $15.00 Wrist We so ian arws & ic = r Hy Box Suits Blouse Suits vr | ; | ‘Skinres s Sat 1 in = mn colors Blue 9 974—Tueeday Oniy. (Main Fleeor—Nuagents.) © ° Embroidered Suits Tailored Suits Thes weled | ‘b9e Sateen, 40c | Bee 0 Seay See years. 000-ohm Peer his beau bal a Novelty Weaves ° ' $1 Voile, 70c: Tiesue (slr us to give women of this city THE SEASON’S NEWEST AND. SME inches wide, the newest thin PRICE. We urge every one of our customers to attend this sale. | per Bive®t'ra * “3 $370 Onlyg. es eee Oe Oren a 2 “= - By A ui uf N| if : mercerized quality; white Xs " se Derby Pine : plore v “ae e es and « ; hn) 7 “or 7~ n ‘2 ; me J: Thy __ - 7) 1Se and 20¢ Drene Belting — 2 Seam eee th wes 25 00 S it Boned tLires« mol ae peeks var: * 10c ‘Hair Pins and Curlers 7. Brees eee | t is Ci dabiac tive are... Cae ei ae 30.00 Suit osteinn camberic = 28 ite , id « arlers a! 1c ; Whe. i hoi ve STP \' $ . al S T. a8 Ng eee -ape — fapeede “as a aut Hairpine— a RTs “3 4 4 y piecen, ‘each Srl embers uae sitet ca ais $35.00 Suits Shields and Saditery Goods ah 9g : - 4 _ ’ ’ = ul Ss ait aie Fae i ; berate. as are: '? Pet int & Wie ewe 2 - © & fy SI | ‘ | ts BA SE RE AR AC A A 4 c iw 25¢ Sheeting Ste Set -On Supporters— ike * Ja ’ _- : ' ‘ Bsidros . We *"uppeorter Sanitary Helt« of , Vi alst« , Wil '} 1c meeting wees Hair S15 ALil- On Iron! n sboard , . an r Pad nad faver * : ~ rues ee ° — he > ; BVA AMHR WM) ALE UE OP A | A PR " We } Wn"liAl i | LU Serv i | (‘Main Fleer—Nugents) i RREeEREOUO®EREE TEE cee ees : i a. Suan , Pea eieeeerrrtrt @ © ff ff Pf ee ee ee ee ~” » 81x90 eomagagead ie ) Bath Towels 25c Dress Ginghams Good, heavy quality, se. 15 ay (Puaahegly , po wild “5c Dress tinghams, in checks Sheets: limit of h to a i= ‘wee: and plain color aoe "Unbleached Muslin 10-Yard Bolt $2.25 Longeloth linge ogee Dress Aprons is : oe > \ te , = . . . ‘ VA $1. 39 ea Apr re ma ie 29c Percales oe eats beens ae . Just 50 Juniors’ 5000 Yards S: see ce ee Hosiery Specials | Muslinwear | and Girls’ Sac! Homan Pongee s “A ae. _— Pricey ty Women’s $1 Silk Hose Ye CAPES Crepe ie tame ane «| eel 7 9 : 8 7 i 55c e \ a a |e genres Sea IJ iN SA.98 (i $2.00 Swagger hn dd MATERIALS: | : SE ME These jewel Canteen Box pe £8) iggy . _ = BAS 2 ~ oF. 4 1 pres Watches Pi bted in a = ng Sateen in plain coiors Patent | lea : aS Miele § 4 Tricotine Tweeds_ Potret Twills gold-filled cases 0 975 —Tessten Cnty eg aiit Ti nheau a wih | peer sens pa fullw warran ted ' ribbon I P piuedira No 79 o*A~ T vestar. On'r $7 00 i. =) Ws nent, » $2.50 ‘‘B’’ Batteries, $1.80 we’ . Sr ° bad bd bd eacn vy a o h IS » 22%. -volt, var. abe tops, fr 3 : , | Most of the Suits Lined With Silk Crepe } = (Main bieor—Nugents.) Poe. ae * Printed Voile in white and col mg Bered grounds, 36 inches wide. is A Gigantic purchase and Basement Sale, involving 1000 high % : ae plaids class new Spring Coats and Capes, all purchased from well-known ¢ 4 Ne. 79 879—Tveedsy MOST POPULAR COATS AND CAPES AT A ROCK- BOTTOM § eae — and Wsts; aN It is by far the greatest ever held in this city at this price. >) ae §codeiata $3.9) : BM-inch black Broadcloth, satis | ”$3.50 Head phernngae. $2.60 ruarante ; Biuet lay -Only BA RCA | ae RASEMENT eee me } | 4 _— ~ 3 beautifully made of high-class materials inelnding the pop asy runn.:l ‘ gts 80. 103—Tueetay "3. 5 , , 7 ular polaires, tweeds, he cele ieattinis plaids and velours. , $450 @4 - tt , ’ stvies include those loose-back models now in rage—with or B2294-inch Crochet Sereade without belts. with big roomy bell-shaped sleeves and large , with cut corner. collars and cuffs. Beautifully trimmed in newest i ue Bet wo 80 104- - . ak ,¢ included are some silk-lined Sport Coats at $10. ~ 7 $25 Silk Sweaters, “$18.80 $2. 50 Lawn 4 | . | : »0f a J | — Ke a 50¢ misses, 16 to 44. me et rubberized how | 4 78 ‘ / — . * " check and cret . ° Passe? a P ) pie j I No. 80 i Shields’ Be Tegular shapes aise © x z. . : ‘ SESS SBSBSSRSSSSZ SERB EEE ESZS HEEB E BETA | ) SS SSSCSS CSS SSSR SCRE ETT TUR CURE eS . =

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= MONDAY. | APRIL o3, i973 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by , ay 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH r —— SE a, ==> =—_—_—— LA aT —_—— —— eee " _ — -—— _— w —_— i _ re Se ee en ee te ae ~ Se: > =see8 . ” SPCC Csreeeuseees ee Cr er errweweerewerwewewerereceeenuucy . ; ST Tritt é ectticoats, $4.60. cae er) Taffetas i _o : Sinebir4 3 4—Tuesiay Bluebird 3 . : ai 99 ) A feted mi uebird an 0a7—T Crna ” on tie Oa! Sey Fair silk Jersey and | Yard w oe Sn wel, sade fai $45 Trunks, $3860 "" ‘$21.50 Beds,- $15.60 ° $28.50 Baby ‘Carriages, $22.30 $2.5) Pajamas, $1.80 "$2 Candlesticks, $1.20. fo Petticoats, in al! the | colors, ivory or black ia acy gies seas 7 : emma Ps + “Tama a: nree-piece Pteel Peds, % or ful Finest quality fiber, reversible Men's Pajamas, cotton pongee. Dutch silver Candlesticks, heavy gted shades $2.98 Cc 7 : vi | wf PRE vy) ; ee body, adjustable hood with storm solid colors and plain white, frog silver plate gyuet” No TP.PG! y Onis repe ‘de Chines 82. “0 . . . : oes ; 1 , oo. RO OS2-—Tuseds ; trimmed, siges 56 to {> Ge eg sai ine . . SF Towell é 25e '., 7 FE = . | or poo “ds “Boudoir Lamps, 7. 60 : r white ae mee ng ct $2. iv Poker Sets, oi .9VU _ $8. 83 Umbrellas, $2. 80 ‘Si. 50 C1 4 mt n, “$1. 10 ten’s $1 mockwonr, on me ty par plate, set of #(x wi tet “$1.69 Rag Rugs $1. 10 ‘ ‘ A A PR nt ty i size from > SUIR Vour te ae em ; > ee ANWeo 70.968—Tuesdav On'y service tor 12 persons nie} oe ok Geel ins 0 — read « ie 9 , Size } ’ "$1.50 Caps, $1.10 Rea lle ee a wd Weis om ccm vddkeeuck maui ieee one-piece pleat ed Caps in $1 Household | Sets, 76¢ | | > sea } x . 20 _— aed | | $1.75 Scarfs, $1 55 : : “ | — we - aloe — a ee) re vane rd bolt X 39 inc! eg : f Sport Scarfs Romar $5.50 Curtains, Pair $4.25 oa No. TP.O69—Tuesta measurin 1} : owl s id . : + ; _ on Curtains silk and ge Bed Sets with blue or | Biucbira No TP.9NK—Toesday 0 “ i ayes as 3 50 Veils, $1.10 fring | ll stripes, Scaliopec . ‘ : : lad ‘ - hor : “ o al : “ EB vi . Ff * * - 4 ; , . . -"_ , ~~? , ; *. : | ‘i esda' . ‘ NO 80 O71 T No TH.OTO—Tuesda : | a. r AV ed s ) ” $795 Bed Sets, $5.60 lear gi one vee ce ot aie ee a 9 oe Drapery Rep, 76c — "$1.65 Knickers, $130" we Maree. les — Sere aren . il os I Sir ¥ : $1 Vestees. 80c “en . O° Knickers in tweed mixture gallo ped separ ‘e re) % : | | +e ern - : | | : he . . : ‘ . . L oetone ma - ror : 4 pee . ORS: le match : : | eries, $12.40 | | , d1.1€ ean SET | eee $2.95 Curtains, $2.20 EMSS NR STEN eh ps ie . ea No. 78.071i—7 ueelay y oOmMoinatior . eG | ; *. fet net and tch net Curtain seafl ts, $7.40 3 9 eR ee a “ee Beue? > , LT yes ' . Cuesd Or iin Sy le ui B “iay Cniy _apadlngircempeny $2.40 | | y and ic Bags. | | ape 42 ; joys’ two-pants | Su i "$1.95 Blouses, $1.60 fo an ; na a ; | Bird Cages :; wrt ° £0 = 2 ¢ ‘ ar ae f net and } , de] vie, sizes & to 1 Bovs cotton mercerized poplin weave sev eaters. if - . : ; " : ' Enna , $1 a0 ‘Shades, 95¢ . ‘ we fl arr Blouses. collar attached. & to 16. misses sizes —-—.- -_-= ———— ” © ; T bey ry a — - ¢ =n SS = ata js = sits . ‘ . 2 me j | ! ¢ les aca iff ; . ‘sl ‘Nail Cli rs, B0c Bivuebir . anon” iueaetayv finis meget Xo 78.972 Tore ; - and fringed, 26 inches wide yoo. trod pper ae 98 Blouses, 70¢ $7.95 -orgreniad $5. 80 = - —— ——S— ON . : tiie a a 1750 Suite 1 997 Evells a Ap —— + SOCE FONG ‘lippe keen ground edge Boys’ lar-attached Blouses, ; - . 1.40 nion SBults. 3i.Z2VU j A ish?) : en #1 J | edges, Bp-on « 6 4 3 : : f sets 5 ‘ - 5 ali ice aaa has fancy st: ——- e; sizes § to 16. mters, woo! and , et n . - i \ "$2. 9F Comforts, $2 10 ls Gem Raz : ates an, B y Only rit ceca ‘ dons, all colors re, $2.80 | . 49¢ Ribbons. 35 Sou * Mile =? BPO Gunes ian Or R KOT Lesday ee : e: aaa ‘mm ners Satin in pilair niores ; ' ) . ; at “ues s | ; ~ ‘ ey wae gra’ nav) ane combi netion fir la | 38a: a re : | . sok edny et $5.95 Coats , $4.20 “1 50 Knives, $1.10 Sellers ie «t tg Meg , ya " oi.io0 Corsages, 31.2 Ba ng crepe de : , . th b9c Sateen, 400 | ; = Wis eer WX Mm C1 agnesia 40 4 4 i - wer no hing ("nats red and rr Pine lity steel Pocket Knives Bue f af) OAD— J ay Oniy : : hi i. . Magne rene i ’ 1. Bret@ered ) | 3 and 4 blades _ Bbc Suits, 60e Sining Sateen i: rs ; : a : P ‘o. 80.076—Tuesdaer On" Boys’ |} its = f , : aAAr : ; | by! St n blue and oth : . $3.95 Bloomers | ) , Tuesday Onis "$3.0 Bi “trimm ira No Po. — f : Os * —— rr ¢ 11 , % agg $2.40 stripe rm trimmed { 4 |.50 Bar Pin. — : ao £0c Handkerchiefs c , fa! pS maieres, 7 Som "$3.50 Head Phones, ‘$2. 60 5 | | ‘ | : han A _ ni 40 : . $2. saad Brassieres, 1. 70 yTY Ouse S silt pers black he ' Ne 0 000-— T uweede aly. , ' geleres. size 22-44 kid. turn soles, in 2-straps and $6.85 Trousers, $4.90 per- sensitive id 4 “2 . : , . . . ot as rs are all ‘Triangle’? econds, —*" y in Dogzen error ee ee, eee ttn *4 re—} plenty Plenty of rou Melk ' button bottom atiten! ~ ee a RE eee OnE eer iy Oye. ne a ~ Neucente«., t nicke!l-f! stee! Nal! ind adjusted Tactive white who are giuar- rs Ortagon | Shapes with / SL 5 joor—\ugent«.) ~ —— aieien’ full arrants . ; ; } ad No. 50.0 esday Onl: Men's and young men’s alit-wool Bluehiri No 78 O7H— ‘ | nlc} ; = ‘ in 35 Te > An > Corsets, $4.20 —" ‘ seaday OT caSsimere and worsted Trousers. $2.50 ° ‘B Batteries, $1. 80 3 : " ~ : ‘ ' Z pee | ws .& i sa uu J aS . s a Tow 4i;qr f set for a’ or ¢ an 4 y $7 Footwear, $5.40 r4 Ne. $60.001-—T: seaday Onte : : : | riow pes Rep ocletgmeng re, popular brand Women's Footwear in black satin, $7.95 Coats and Capes, $5.60 53? ts - vot. variate ; fresh ‘ : ‘ . es 3 : hand Bluebird No. 80.07@—Tues4ey Only $1 95 ‘Middy ‘Blouses, $1. 10 Blue ' $3.95 Shoes, $2.80 Neatly tailored regulation Mid- a tie tia tin tte Buebird No. ~ mis hee on, Ws a! , ius , | : ™ ) a a ; ) ‘ . See tio: . | handlers re . — aye $1 89 Centerpieces, has 30 } $5.95 Gowns, $4.40 Mer B wo k Shoes. black and tan dies, braid-trimmed. 6 to 22 yra, ; ~| GBe Tissue, 56e oma ; . , ‘ ' nongee f,owns calf, full double sole, rubber heel. Tr No 80 0903-—Tyueedevy Only . “« singham in checke. stripe . )s — , ’ —— : P = pe ' ‘ ; _— 1000 high- ' . 644 95 Re. >> —— . ~« . — : eg a \" . © rTrit . ef nt arn ne ee : F hia tA ored : ’ ¢ sn 7 ‘ "$2.95 Frocks. : well-known nd Ne 7O.NTR 7% frigerators, : | , nd lace trimm ‘7 Low Bhoes, “$5.20 A wide range of pretty gingham hich enables "B50 Came] '¢- Hair 440 » \— | . F "2 Oy $1 95 Mama Dolls $1 40 RO 064——Tuesdas ! Men's Lo es, brown and tan Frocks in checks, plaids, stripes VEST AND - inches wide the newest th: = $37.80 +. os : ae. ; | is | ng “tia : freesed , ; ‘ = $s 95 a $4.05 tu « : af medium and and cormbinart) one. i to 14 vears. ~ eats suits and skirts stripes = [howe 198 en ) ; ices” Seas net inte ' ; lee I ' a am ¢ rar . - ‘ ' nen iasts Ne 80. 004—-Tuesday Only K-BOTTOM , owe 126-1 Perpt: prints: 7 acs ms ontrasting borders and silk em Ee SE “$12.95 Silk Dresses, $9.20 nd this sale. EE . peg | | pee gan : | OF . oroidered effects ‘$1 Girdles, 600 Smar modeis for girle and price. $5 Broadcloth. $3.9) : , o Ae ~ ay . mf , Ren yttfy it Bead yirdies with juniors featuring newest silks in ' : " “sv VUCcCHh FF : ’ ' , ; Q t QY en : Minch biack Broadcioth. nat i pro : G , saicins ~ teekas 0 Con fort ne ro, Brsces os Kimonas, $2 10" heavy bead tassels in black and | ® Y#riety of shades b é .rrie | ‘ r ePpe Limonas ncy ae Poiuebira * a0 095—-Tues@ay On'y ish for capes Suit r i ? o4 ) - ‘ +p ain + . a a . : : | | , Jemix ; ) 2 jesign, ribbon trimmed. | “o. M ee é $2.15 " . ses , nm. i ? rue ‘ : eg arand extra @ f PL west" Os 80.08! sesdey Onis Hemat itch Gq. Diestird No 79 ORI —T nis eis, 4 } | made . . 80 030—Tuesde* oe Zk n tee ws G al nls $15.75 Caracul Trimming, Bi . m hr 20 aes aly $4.98 Silks, $3.70 Hewitt nameled medict! : : 50 Mattresses, | stable, Ei, b= 7,3 $8 85 Shirts, $130 $12.50 "25¢ Chipso, 2 for 330 rh satin Canton and Canton ibinet + of metal (je ms ) ' cr F ae ee eds ait — = = fer siik tri uir inches wide Caracul Fur Trim- A white chipped Boap, ideal for im colors and black neil atid ¢ | tmurror ' mr wicle won't ws ne} . corgi SS == , hand aty 14 to 1 ming in gray and tan washing machines | CE Rene ee rte pe ee wie — = dl we - a eee ne » = ; Ne Ri OF 007 —Tuerd a” | , ’ a _ , ea . , R ~ ‘r.2 cal ’ ~* — | : Rs . : ie TB o i escay Omnis Biue Rird ©. 80.170-—~Tuesday Only i? 9¢ Rinso, 4 for 22c 4 81. 98 Spanish Comb, ‘s1. 10 95. Bertha Collars, $1. 1.95 ‘Panty y Sane $1. 20 70¢ Pillowcases. 50c $1.95 Costume Slips, $1.40 on powder %: try Der pi: | , . sap : E gham Pant’ [reese e2uee ine! Pepo 1? hrand hem .- Aght proof sa’inay and lingette | boiling orient rm SLOTS , titched (ase S) ' 7 “, ’ . ny ’ ie (¥~ fT) T) } & . © «id " . _ gh Cart Sf i? op ful ness at Bive B , RO 113 eacla ir I - . "ues nly , . aD noe a ' 5 . ' - ar. yh ar dq white 95 Frocks $4.95 Beaded Bag. $3 40 sc Tuxedo Collars desig 6 year sizes \e Bir x —_ $2.80, Pissed sne frame Hea Bag. bead ) eI rs ny ; Bine F ee $2.25 Bheets, ‘$1 90 Mn a Ne l;l Tyeseday Only pets morning Frocks. fitte : 7 ' , es £1x99- h Pepout | Sheets $4.05 Mor ning Dresses, $3 70 - iz nese ines, recular and extra inns E silk lin anges ° © $1 ” Eny elope Chemise. $1. agit ERE * Extra-size Dresses of Bates and BS) ue vn £ ‘ "ene a nm. e + . esca boat - Cf a’tiste and na'insooxk -~ wi Ls Fuesday Oniy F ner ing harm A = " $1.85 Flouncings. $1.20 69c Satin or Moire Ribbon, 35c a e 0 Ol ef rtic es ink snail aia Gael $1 95 Gingham “Brennen $1.30 French gi gham, dainty color $1.95 » 80 098—T, $1 60 Only Novelty Kieu? nee ~~ Spa ni«} Ahe wt Ff e wide in ¢’asnt . se wird & a0 144 - P - Neat et vies in assorted models. “shee 95 Frocks. $ | Chantill: ) Dineen cite ae Siete of POE Ea * r’ ‘0. f uesday ns checks, plaids, stripes, plain and ue Bird No. 80.172-—Tues¢ay Only Riva On): ieee Miiete Bestia $2.85 Princess Slips, $2.10 combination shades, siz@s 7 to 14 $7. 95 Extra Size Dresses, me, trimmed with organdie ie wesda: 5c Han \dkerchiefs. 25e oe aes Se visable Made of broadcloth sateen, bodice ) Smart morning Frocks of Nor- pique $1. 85 Chiffor Silk Hore, Bt 10 ino nd-embroide ne: $2 Mineralava Beauty Clary op, fullness over hips =| An Midd: aa $i mandy Swiss, black, brown and Biaebird No 80 100—Tuestee On); Women's bin ‘ Handker efx in neat designs Ae & tol Face Powder ‘ 1 : a y + $ waite : : rE $1 80 ; H saci 5 " B na i oh8 S4nilol & rowde! Terrrv,ry, vy, tte ee Flue Bir4 No. 80.145—Tueeday On'y New regulation aetyles of fine al sides ecinell - oe » Oi. clox silk Hose, lisie tops, sizes ne aoe sosey ei Fa Eleava F ow? Men's $1.55 Sets, $1.10 Jeans and Peggy cloth, emblem on at ow o—Fucetey Outy Odren’ i. a 50c Eleava Face Powder ae ens 91. » OL. — ss : coats, rons plain toe patent Ox- R% to 19 Women's s " 35c ‘Handkerchiefs, ; oS gal age Tie end Handkerchief Sets in sleeve, braid trimmed collars and | $1.95 Petti $1.40 and one-strap Slippers with —Tusete 25c $1.00 M. M. R. Red Seal Compacts of } velard sitke, new nevetts cuffs Of fine English satinay ang lin- ‘play, turn soles; sizes §& Children’ ‘ ; 50e Socks, 300 Madeira Handkerchiefs in beau- Douder, eold finish box See | | : gette, dainty scalloped bottem li Imported full-fashioned mercer- ful evelet end eolld embroider ioe a Biue Bird No 80,146—Tuesday On!» Biue Biré Ne 60.159-—-Tueséay Only with numerous embroidered pat- im Ne ao aria sm f Only izéd Socks, fancy tops. sizes & d corner mot $6 75 Cotv ’s Toilet Water 1, Ori Dn and $4.65 Bilk Shirts. $3.40 $3.95 Khaki Outing Suits, terns Flesh and white $1.50 Oxfords. $1. 10 to 3 ueedey On!: (“hrnre nnanre ' Men's eagle crepes, gatins. jersey $2.90 iue Birt No. 80 .174-—Tuesday Only Maren's soft flexible footform Blue Bird Tuesday Onir 5 39c Handkerchiefs, ae Ped SG pola “eH and radium silks, eclid colors and wrgreie piety Sults consisting * $2. 95 Princess Slips, $1.80 ords in pearl elk: biucher $1 Athletic Union Suits, (0c f closely v $1.00 Coty s Jaieum Powad stripes. Sizes 14 to 16% of Rnlcuere and overouss Ge | Mutra-cise Sigs of Gee We; durable extension sewed Men's athietic Union & white \-inch hem Oe Pinand Lilae Jaleum Potwd ee Te : Blue Bird No 89.147—Tuesday On!) Ore. satinay and lingette, also dark oe. j ; Ww ’ J ts , " °+ ee ee ‘ checked and = apron "mice or Aresare Sizes 3 tm & naingook. als rar ba t imts 4 : - ' Shi Piue Bird No. 89.140—Tvesdey On'y colors Ww ) regulation hem. ood os. : “450 Knotted ‘Pringe, 20¢ 3 Pi T Az Pa : roy 2 — : $2.50 | arts, $1.40 $4. 95 Union waite, $3.40 Biue Bird No &#0.175-—Tuaesdey Only 7 es 8 . , $6.20 Men none ‘tite ecallioped or hemmed ine vw 4 ita crrogs Ls tir T tted cren! ' : } ne ' : T io ype > ane nH vr ) ic "Ty } * ‘ " " elours The oe Biré Ne 80.103—Tueetay Only length, sizer : 0 4 $1 95 Stamped Bedspreads. £1.00 Thesy —~. Women's $5.55 Footwear, Biue Birt No 80 141--Tueedey On! our stock ge—with or ) Orochet Spreads, $3.40 jue Bird No_ #0.119—17 $1.40 $1.00: Cutex Manicure Se: $4.10 Women's 75 Hose. 50c Bice Bird No 80.176—-Tuesday Only 1 large *-inch Crochet Spreads. eca!- Women’ s 69c Union ‘Buits. 400 Cream muslin Sprea Rit . ‘ont cS i i e Tongue and Strap Pu al Imported black fu!!l-fashioned $195 Imported Necklace . got With cut corner White ribbed cotton Union Suits re attached for f1 em op. Sic | 0 oe ’ AO 142—~Tueeday Only & 89 104— Tuesdar On'v regu.ar ane . . ' pager eet is 4 . - A'l wanted colors including the Bilk Sweaters, $18. 80 se Bird | 7 ae | . : _ T met . | « Tt : Pov : A4Neo 80 14649 Tuestey On bcd Ge! ws rdine vote, ed new Chinese amber Qnd navy fency weave, 2. 50 Sieve Silk Vests, $1. 60 e. Bis 80.1 . —2 Tae . } La Scarfs. LJ : , 7 ' $1 10 Table Pieces, 80c trimmed in sand ades Biue Bird Ne 80.177-~Tuaee $1.59 Lace : wae $4 Candlesticks, 70 © style, womens and Women's pink glove silk Vests e : : oii —— . ‘ ¢ 4 . t rr pe “ 9 “¢ sizes bodice top stvie, aizes 26 to 4. $1.12 Each ao in Shavings regam ¢ rowds ‘ saancic on wpoen, x LCS _ , ; ie amass iadie teat trie | | ) jravy Ladle, Pie Server, ete "$2 Long Silk Gloves, $1.40 Colonia! style Rogers aliver es se bt ™ ler gth An 1° \e. finger Biue FRird No ao? S-Tueeder Only ng the Bird No 80. 105—Tuestay Only Bird No. 80,121 ss nat geal neertior mee AD ‘ “00 Toaster Range, $1 $10 Crepe de Chine. ‘Blouses. a | a Bb. 7” a. . ‘ ‘ 7 “— .* ‘ K - ar? ted =’ low « * good 4 ra! ¥ feathers and } + seamless Rugs [1 " ) Women s "and Misses: $19.50 : re Giiy — Heavy white Dressing Combes aqowr ‘~- mn navy blue or tan. Mats Linen, 700 adie Chctbte “ ! Jap Rose anspa? ne Soap sa ¢ cnoice “sng patie . ' Fanlgee Dresses, $14.50 “er to 14 ; . S0 141-—~Twceetdear Ont» B pa 1 to match, sizes 5 eats and ch Drees Linen i: plain . i onies - . ; her tyliove “ for dress, street and “ti 50 H Brush, $1.10 oR ra Neo ; ede mis Byline an LoS soon eg ’ 3 New Dreases r ore erect at ; ™ ry Onley air $18.50 Bed Springs. $12.90 $5.95 Axminster Rugs, $4.20 69e Rubbing J con ¢ genera! utility wear. Chetee fab- $498 = Silks. $3.80 Hughes’ idea! Halr BrusB. aS agg dang Tlex ter et shades Double elliptic siee. * pes aN 27a04 Inch arera ve 8 malin , . . rice seasons newest shad Dinner Sets. ‘$2. 80 rn t. « pd “or ntad ° a oe ; 7 , rin we ys o er 7 - ie ‘ ‘ ‘ nm‘ BNtLOT erep Ss oF bre ocade Flue Rmi?a Ne 80.187 T ,ee@er On'iy t “ in whi ” iy : . ' 7 . : = : ve | P se H “ « “? ‘20 = xs Bs c¢ ; rs ee nd irnry Or b ack $i 19 Stationery 7T0¢ . ¢ Zz ‘ A 2 ’ as - ‘ ’ ’ . ‘ 4 o 4 No an ‘a T vee4ay tf mi e - , . - ’ ’ . — ed Curtains Ss 60 ‘Men's $2 Caps, 1 24 sheets Paper, 14 Envelopes to $23.50 Umbrellas, $2.60 $5.95 Fr ing nes wool patterns, novelty $1.88 Chiffon Taffetas, $1.50 match. pink, blue and buff, large ner se. TYY ’ id a rf : jesued ‘a>re : , Mier = ff . me Se Ff “a , 4 . . — nar : cn 7 ' . — , . ‘ 4 -e* mriixtu , row ohaalil aize € s, 26-inch Ch ffon Tafteta in light square Envelopes gold edge. a — oon en | | : ane tk . 5m as eee - " and dark colors. trory or biack Piue Mord No #0.103—Twuesday Only : ; ar) A aa ~¢¢ rnooge oor. oy terry rT)s¢ ' + | ' rif - o ’ ; — . re Seas : Piue Bird No a 168.—T veeda v Onivy 1! Ke 86 110_.¢ Biue Bird Xe ® sday @m)r B ; ne te Ser Biue Birt Ne 80.153-—-Tuesdey Only $3.98 Canton Crepe $2.80 45c¢ Playing Cards, 30c & Hotseioid Aprons. 50e Women 5 ‘$6. 95 Umbrellas, $2 96 Drapery sill . $2 dh al thas ? ee Boys Union Suite, one 40-inch Canton Crepe in new Blue Ribbon Dridge Cards, linen 2 $4 60 45 inches wide. «' nd bath. ear] es Kerry-Kut Athletic Union Suits, Salina Helles ok Sine finish red and Blue backs rubberize ouse . , . , Boring colors, ivory or biack zed =househo!4 . , ail ‘dail nen rd effects on sleeve, knee length size & to 16 P 4 fas i et ' . 7 — ' ' * Se 48 Neo as 148 —-T yroetay Oal-e Bive Bird No a0 184- Tueeday Only. ‘S check and cretonne Silk sun-ra! mbrellas ” ye Birt No 80.154—-Tueeéay Oniy Silks, $4.30 $1 Fountain Pens, 70¢ ring and strap handcies Hive Bir cf ; r rs.° iV “he leno): _ ‘ we ii 60 .111--Tuesdar Only Biue Bird Ns egy * 1 Babies $1 f or ceper bon sre | <a dane Boys’ $1.50 rapes, 90¢ $f and 40-inc® Kice-Ka and Midget Fountain Pen. Dress Shields 25 Misses $4. 9 Hats, $3.70 White strip : (Matz Fileer—Vugerts.) f-piece etyiles ¢ color and Thisiedew Fllks ip light and dark 14 Karat gold. iridium petat one ; " or hue rr are an Smee Dress Sport Hate. leghorns. banded | @m.-1 and 2 year eizes } fancy stripe. size S to 16. colors. gold ring. ar shape, size 2 Milans. all new cesirabie shapes - ss. _ : wen = RB shades ES

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sa 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of th of the Dally ‘POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Demoerat and the Times Combined. - pp ONDa wait 4 TE 23. 1922. — : : —————— : ned % | 1 a —_ ~~ BLISS PERRY DISCUSSES PERNICIOUS. BOOKS Public Facing Clear and Present | Danger, Professior of English at Harvard U. Says 25c SOCKS ES I rename marcertendé Lisle Becks: 8 one BOSTON, April 23.—Bliss Perr; a OR § i2ic professor of English literature A 50c FIBER HOSE Harvard University. uthor and for ; ' f Atiantic | —_— 209,009 loops a a 2,000,000 every hou = it enourh webbing for «a ” " garment in 2% minutes; —knit the purest cotton and +, yarn into a gentle texture thag. “s) always Kind to the body. Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; ): Saturday, 9 to 6 > 10 years editor o the . . . 25c rc i MON v. the annua! public meet : bli Ont in Tew England Watch and “50¢ UNION SUITS esd '29¢ ———_—$——— ’ , @wes ."? m A le ~y a ’ nz. bo« k -geliir _ = ts 's i ’ . ra 2 , asses of the , | at @f ~~ PAISLEY SILK TABLECLOTHS fe \" ' | ‘ns ign : . + " ’ " ; Yer" $1.98 RATINE ‘TABLE : DAMASK ASA “ 39c Extra-Size Shares Tomorrow—A Special Selling of 5-Piece Two-Tone Bedroom Suites soln Special $ 3 9 ret OO consists of twin beds, dresser, this Suite un ~~ Vviliar ry? id cei IMmcv.er- ~ee@e7~ : .* % " . ~— are rs’ and according to th mingled with the black of . . . , . : Lace 1121 2¢ thet 1 >» 7 Ge Bar : ’ i} 4 ‘ Li Di nae (j printed 7 > ? - : _ e i+ ; mo = 7 . . : . , ai ] 4 Curtain h mo Is onli ‘| I WINDOW | rted colors ron | Stretchers 1 , i pat ne oui | SHADES Completet + guerra’ 7 power to suppress brilliant writer: ~~" . te | an india or Egyptian ‘print « r Q ne Some Dirty Corners. yh PG ' , | 6 : . : - (on ecrepe or cotton and > oe he« + - «- ’ ' [al ‘ nt t ‘ La et = — 4 - | i gat A Catal Panels } 2 ee (let n mee 09 Pah RN Seay ‘i, Lit ‘OMoMNation [rom oul Sunfast Drapery | eae. ne ieee. ened : wie ee ee wealth of fabries in our ; oe qv? 7 \ : bs» " , . ; nh Cd *s e . , 3 } al a terse All we tt ‘wore P| ange 2.49 « 19¢ Spe “ 22.50 Mash tFbilieur ‘ans, Ble] ] $1.98 $1.49 Ox! 2 ere Seal mage Son Clothes | poe @ Well constructed of either mahogany or walrut. Suite dresser and ehitforobe. st-proot eonstruection and newness ot design. make attractive at this special pric Another 5-Piece Suite, Very Much Similar to the one illustrated Above, Comes Sanitars room in the home rule of the ceied PeRLOG meme hse waterpr« Cork Linoleum Armstrong's brand cork eurta: ” and back: will not | tarpap + . . e a " h ‘- eealiv he collected fh the E : 4 jTh »~are ideal for the m aking of lace roller Snaces ana panels, | ) - a en Se ee Esggglenaettian Bheeeaty ole: - hg are shown In amorax, filet and — weaves, Sections are | = 2c cng bes ic Vusieds ab euudiaitnes 10" ty. n small pe i ame pe 81., to 9 inches wide, by 21. vards long. Colors ivory and eeru. | Size eg 7% Figured Ve iz . , Yr [his pl nor mon Sas ¢ l : ‘ = mg = a e a oe remnant one’ hse. ae 2 ie wild nme al av fF eolor a oe geben ao Fringed Grenadine Curtains ’ 9 on Lock + gee ae Aa Pernicious ‘ arilety - at $4. 5 a Pair : alo SPECIAL rmand need “Another variety d SOX shown with attractive over — wate DRESSES wih la nd es «etna eins rubdivt “is pee Sei: 4 € Very attractive mporte d Scotch Curtains wit hb Lo Mgked centers two-tone patterns on white* remnant leng “75 -y AT lel $0 patholeen. to Preddian pe: Effectively Lacy and band borders. These cari be laundered without stretching. ecru grounds. ~ Bottom 7 , oo eee wlssey Glk. sere vt science. Ps: si i Thev are hemmed and headed, ready to hang. and scalloped. , > : J : ‘ , . . . > —. . —. _ , . . . S 7. ; . os 5 7. »s_s | } ; | — aia vt . T \ 7 . . Tes * os ‘> Tr . wan . i ie i : a‘ ‘ SODAaADILN ers orm? eho re > 7 - : ae4iJ = P' r)] htgvo. ss = , , ry? hy oO. With Lacs — “TITTLE SHOE : Women’s iE e TRADE MARK Silk Hose Good for Tired Feet OW many days have you felt exhausted and utterly spent at the end of the rs Many times this fatigue is not due to strenuous work or play or shopping, Bee imply to improper footwear. If this be true, there is hope for you. That i @ Bie , : , . | - - > PQ Ly - . if [These . ee." Hose aa’ . i) °y ,iy ] 4 ; + | > | : . ’ _ , . ’ AA , Li ‘ ’ iia ir Ps vou real i as > Pm } ’ -_= lisie garter tops, Does Your Will Express Your Wishes Now ? FQ ECENTLY, a prominent manufacture: She Will Love the ? Rain avi) a 7 vor ‘ ’ ] \ > = , ! ‘% ‘ ’ ] ] 1] ' : om ryrcy? qr ry . » Sa} - ae Od looking ana ae sand (oOrmar - :; and haels \WV 1 ay W i] HrioOred nye in “hig relat ar ‘ — -_ | . eo" +! . if haw. . : : + id iti Wii ti \ Ot) COWL : : ’ . r arn ol! } Ong. or dance ali night. and . . . are siilgntrtiv Ine @nsclous > 5» # a > of having feet The A. E. Little Shoe Ils What You Need Sizes Sle ti A Lhe seeret 1s adi beelL executlied Ta) int, at napdi’ tne wearing his death Posh } .y, ‘ 7 ’ — nnes baad neea >T) Rubber zed { ape ine at } aran match $4.95 impaired . ’ . ,* ‘ | 4 1} i atit + CONTALN \\ hy aly } - ] ] } , . . oe . , fiit il Tie arte Dianhned + , — : : , a th = % . . , These changes Ppropabdiv represent sir Women's Hose special machinery was a - process . mm) > uUppo rt hg s asper ns! Ion con- ? ion never before embodied in a shoe. CPaAllSe they \ ‘e 7) t . , 4 | , ns aid J bad ' : ; NO @! imsv eonrr! Vance here—for the leath i ers are so cleverly pli aced and fastened with /andervoort's a flexibl stitch that lightness and com- Vt ° are = 2 “psangaae and the beauty « f the shoe Dennisor = vetsined. | Shop We Would Like a Chance to readily . EE eee , | we readily. [1 ould : d. the | a a “HE le Re Convince You With ~ an | is nov | , ‘Tere vou free instructior i 1 stru “A. E. Little” Shoe ry’ en 8 a > ee) ‘ —s , . - = ’ Like an art ‘ ’ i ae , - - Wishes, hy } irTst wie 8. l¢ ’ i ts ‘Ireumstances of making flowers 4 he ; > ‘Tac : an a >. i uesdaa rom ’ , . Ky Oringiig vweuir will up) te date rou Can name this ¢ om- 1) a il Dany as Your executor aml trusice, if rou have not ). alrendy done “>, The nals antayges of doing s are our- surth F) 2Qf lined! im a booklet enticed “safeguarding Your Family's Future,” which we shall be plensed to supply on request. Little Girls’ Party Frocks Vandervoort’s QADWAY and LOCUST ome with First National Bank ‘reorgettie Tepe ul shades of . pin rr white, made with ruffles. ribbons and smocking of hand briar stitches, $8.95, $9.95 and $10.95 nfants’ Skhop—Third Meer Candy Shop Offers the Following Specials for Tuesday: Peanut Bar, Molasses Taffy, Cocoanut Flakes, Va- nilla Taffy; special, Ib. 35c Candy Shop—First Floor

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vont : ns ol ie . — —_ y ar ~ ‘ ° “ ‘ is b ’ le 4 UPS ‘. ; b x -MoND — MONDAY. AY, PRI 23, 1923. is a — 23. seta See The City ar ie ~ pac ad | We ue’ fresh dairv OF AN ye ts a Those Who Served in Fif- cream ond pure cane vt sugar to make these teenth Precinct of Twelfth most. delicious ful] { i} | Bn , aft Le : Another Supper Ward Must Appear Before cream Caramels. Try ||| ST pp 7 | , fil Hl in the Open them Tuesday, " ‘ ° . Board. per a Nothing > tike it after a busy dsy pound ‘ the hot city. ERASURES FOUND, _ - = When its too «hot to cat” picnic LAWYER DECLARES dainties of Deviled (Aili Meat will sor up the appetite and satisfy it too. Colonial Cocoanut = ot aaee So , of oth deli hrful duhes for pene and Indications That Cross-Marks sano fer tng fab lw pe “a W Eff d 22 Bal- Layer Ca ke ’ —o beowiful book of ceed recupes that « bee 91 i STORE —“1923~ 1262 Stores acege eg ¥ i ween Three rich moist lavers—a white one, a chocolate one Weer 2? ae Sy wiGGLY wW we Cel DIGGLY Hoos wiGGLY ———— _PIGGLY, am > nd * * >. > - SE RR OES ee —— — ee ee ~ and then another white one filled and Says. topped with thick creamy cocoanut Pillsbury’ S Bap woo oy ee. icing. Tuesday only....... BEST > 7 = aoe ee? — rant the Herz Special Rye Bread “ee to’ determine ‘yesponsibility fo- ap- Genuine Rve Bread, fresh from | 10-1b. i a8 5./b. Bag 22c¢ , parenti) inreas able discrepincies the oven and made bv 9g master 5c . —_ in returns. Officials who served baker. Bree ro > Tuesday, per loat ARMOUR’S c SHIELD BRAND 9 Beer, vanity Sanitary Cartons, Lb te unusually | : Limit 2 Pounds to a Customer a = WHY Pay More? ee cee eee aeeeee Som / f 0. tesa (2 No need to pay 85c to ger , J : | : a $1.50 for Mothproot Officials of that precinct are Owe: p \ Cedar Bags, 26x54. We sae gem ige oo nl i te a | SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES ce as / ® "Bough weg sory x of pet You Want ynd Charles Gilman, 7326 Pair a make this low price. | 45 f 49 William J. Burns, 1325 Michiga Tomorrow! The Season’s Most Amazing Sale of 2000 ae: |||} €On sale now at all Piggly or C sgeagesadinegin. coger etme Wigely stores. — ——- oteted , : * r SS pe. LEMCO MOTH AND DUSTPROOF CEDAR BAGS fi °0°°) '008" Peover for @ coure 6 | | O ve r WW e at _ rs ntine | i, . Put Your Winter Clothes Away in This Bag =e have been question cy mea Carton; the a) ae ce cee. ar Regular $5.00 Values 1S | = = = ve Lowest Price map =f matter, and decided that if Wednes Regular $4.50 Values lites 9 ~~ er Oy hee ne meg - + . te ~ ad oe tec 7 ee age ee Seto. + ee ee =~ ware ete indie * ea o"-~40 ” ROUND. HEAD 2 “te ag pata : oo ee ae Regular $3.95 Values CLOTHESPINS =a greek. Limited 4 Car- oe : f Ap Regular $2.95 Values: Regular Size tons to a Customer. Cartons for ae AEE aed, believe inte lf eta Regular $1.95 Values... °: | | OLY wt BUS ee ee ee Crees DARIN A Sweater Sensation! A radical sale of the ; C sae et a og ae WW Ale ta A \\ finest light-weight wool slipover eftects so ew Shades | lots were 1 t with: while 1 41 RON ™ much in demand for Spring and Summer wear. different ; BRAND allot boxes were on the way to the eo WY An opportunity to buy two or three of these ye allover election board officers, or after they |@ INNS /; popular models for the usual price of one. The white and F ae eee } WIRING ; vi sale will begin at the usual hour, 9 A .M. un fringed PR anita seb — y a ‘ Ny af Come early to avoid the immense crowd and | means .? } (pent) : ; IND Pp | ey A : . : . mp ee: 2 uta HS i wn ¢ ‘ ; 7 . area ene - i . bee a Rd x “ Y at 4. , - - ° - wih + ~~ a et Pam € —s - — . —— ee om. wont RE SS RR RE RE EG IS TC ALL ELLE LITLE OTL: er RO AE EY eT IR TTA A OTL LLL: | AE CA ea a . d p . J a - a ~ s oe ee = . . FP Re te — . a . > . = painting ~ . Se - me —— - Se a CE ee I Ee =— - - ee — — - - . . = saa dieneitenetttatnttnenatiineeteiamniaaeieataenininel LLL LLL LOLS CL i LL! ELE ALLELE SLL EE: ALGO! EIS NO A Oe A tts a le ee a LLL ALLELE LLG IIE OL! LOE ILL L LOD POLE LLL LP LEI LOO EA OOO” TO LID ELL EYE LIED GLEE! LODE ALEL ALLA LGD LLE LL OGLE cE AIO GIGLI: IO ELON a a I I a . . —_ Minn le. | COUNTRY GENTLEMAN | | vee small grain. Natural flavor. This grade Corn can- | be bought anywhere less than 15 cents, and some tores are getting 20 cents.. MITED Amount of 1000 Cases to Sell at This Price. We Can’t Buy Any More This Year. ieee 3 ‘ ‘p — ree 4 ' se ; f aN j te : a 7 J o | | | dors oft + hen - belts. Many in fancy of te dar eleets «elites sind ee oeere c,h Sm =| Me oe y . with etring. Comn sione? have said = » hy , : ~ ; \ : “/ hat is a fault BAGS Sa folds easily for car- pxcemsive heat in the storeroom & . . | Lie Bi bans No Returns or ; rying empty. nth atin ie | | st | VEG ——— Exchanges—Every Sale Final Sunset Gold. Best al- Uy. §. WORLD'S MUSIC CENTER ! taal we r Be | f ways. Churned daily C a ahes TREE —_ $e" (Third Fagor) from pasteurized cream. Deccgea eyo, leant ee ces EMRE depen ae Sete eT * | —POUND penn artinta just tack from Nes A Special Purchase! An Amazing Sale! et 08 iTS coming Seon!!! 00 INEAPPLE 2222 32°t Aspirin :| |". Do" ape Straps |} All of the popular high shades and striped: effects. Vodels fashioned +8r PS EEN ON PT LID A ALE | LIT LOINC AS Et A i eo a with newest gest seller when we could get it. 4 Cakes 3 se .AVYER | S a le ? bh’ [= $25.00 Dresses! $19.75 Dresses! ecial for | =, : ‘tae and $17.50 Dresses! ) . Wednesday Limit — $15.00 Dresses! THREE SMART STYLES IN 1 4 Cakes | Ps “ka ot 7 : tab ets m : : . | Black Satin—Black Suede Trimmed ? ? ? ? Covered Louis, Cuban or Low Heels ee Yee enl Seafes Blake Every Style in All Sizes 2% to 8 | a ears oe aaa Watch Tuesday's Poat-. — | “Sater wn Bheumatiem , Dispatch for Com- Another of those wonderful purchases for which Sensenbrenner’s is noted, » oy - Neuralgt: ‘ain, Pain plete Detasis, brings three beautiful new Spring styles of which two are illustrated. Made of nae Cine Dekada? Aanictet* |e rich. black satin with bleck suede trimming and cut-out effect. Every pair skill- a ae pane cate emgage fully made of finest material. A combination of value and style seldom offered Vel] at the low price of $3.8s. (Firet Floor) 7 ™ . tains proper directions ri iv he . > 4 ° : “© ‘ 1 ae -_— Conte * : > - r , z : ‘ ‘ wt? @e ; — My 4 - ; : > — a . . ‘fy «* " ers rr , oon & « »# > . : ihe = ’ . ‘ 7 : a° *rT anuiriac"ur 3 eter t ‘ - - ee PRR EUR PEERS OSES TTS SSS SSS

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Times Combined. 1¢ Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Approximate! iy Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Page Cartoc ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of £5 3 nae ' ~ ll LLL SLT my ee an nA DDD PPPS AAS, nim | Daily SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6 AND 7 F; amous- parr Co S AAnmMm al Mi iW . : i] FIN LEGION T. Largest Distributors of Merchandaae We Give Eagle Stamps and Kedeem Full Books for $2 in Cash D bi EE / Stam S d at Retail in Missouri and th a: @ or $2.50 in Merchandise—-Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | Ou e€ ag e p ues ay ‘ é We a } Tuesday--The Second Day to Profitably Supply All Needs in Pe: . CCHCOL CFREMO A Selection Too Splendid to Overlook Is in This MSS ; , : Two-Trouser Spring Suits: Our Menf Sale of Undergarments orcs =m , vi PSA aoe SE | a RMER PF DE: - S 5 7 here tomorrow. Regular and extra sizes. AS / , “GaP % | . FO = ee Beautiful Handmade Philippine | ih , % ae i | i os ; ae 7 , ' af ' +") Tr * aa : Gowns and Chemises | ‘ —~ . eo : ws J . ce ; ) here was vin oats Tope oats \ Oats $ | oo Sah | Sens = ommarder of the Ar ev e“ > —_——e ie ee a a aa ahahaha aha gata ana at inatatakatatoatate 1 scalloped and em- hcan Legion, wo ioorcd over the dence of several thourand pf Limited quanti ta *o ch Rooseve'tian precepts as tr pete ho ata ~ 5° The English language shall Se 1 . ; 3 ¥eLO} hemises ep we ! le silk garments; iin - 7 te Y , . 0 te) iG On rel i . “—N b Bim hates f. i jamas, envelope chemises, Pp ga bE gee th« caly medium of instruction | — n wrawers, rowns and as > el eae: mag step-in combinations and sets of La Jerz, cons MG Me the elementary schools of An : nge! "10% Loulders. eats drawers of batiste or, lin- (‘hemise ] ; my on wen -breasted Pi i} - : be Tisf ny) ecrene taliot ed - iT. ! - Pa. ‘ sloth: ith emb id , ae wit — oon 3 The flag ct tre American oeop models with con- + OE PIS ET SEE CEE i Sage kag eng 48 Pc, Ee UN straps and lace-trimm siculd fly oves every sehoolhorm ie :, mas shit Lac’ iets SUys VEUIsereu, #50 +velty ery. touches of handwork = ae Pe shen school is in ot a : : :' Daan —) handmage -ortc Sn , : ) ert oO : in the land when ateen frrince 4 ak Ge O Lican and lace inserts. Mostly Drawers t mateh v _ gor as a symlo. of the unity a weimat y shonlide ri! pink ma, wsoomers, gowns one or two of a kind and in flesh and orchid. me hey ) —s cess S::pS flesh and white. a ° hs thun ered for his 5 Second Fleer ce . ; Pil Lio in anywe~ te the self-9 1 ' | —j : ~ Satina ‘i eon ied que Yard ] y lowm a = ‘ . . + wad to 46. in sli p- -Oon. elastie pe 4 ‘e ‘ en”. netetentiv, persistently t : ) i si laces, strat c ' Material . fastening waistline style a p it shall be good Offered S * COne of the oe Sp hpptelgege eng $1.50 Lingette Bloomers; sizes 25, 27 and 29. __. double to hip line, im wie: Permanent nr po Re "Ys : 4iz2 |! _ wasn | *h . ' * a ’ be made first and primarily in oe ae : : ona es Leas, Se $1.95 White Sateen Petticoats; shadew-predit. . and flesh: also lined hearts of the people. in the $1.25 to $1.50 " bottoms. 5S a Industry. thrift. self-restraint. $ Extra-size Muslin Gowns for | EEE ehedience. love of country and >) » > *% " , . ‘ fe of Goa : @ 2000 shirts all in the newest patterns and color- | : camel ings—-are featured in this timely event. Men who sty EE PTOAY AV R by I P 3 = It seemed fitting. also. = : | ? : ‘ey was cermit be the one ery Kemarrable Selling c a. , Vege *y was permitted to , | ' | s 4 Tomorrow—Secure a Season’s Supply of BPM pay an oratorteal tribute to will be deeply impressed with this lot. In the neck- > | ) ~ ° 9 Me President whose name is #0 band stvle, with soft turn-back cuffs. Cut — full | J ts) | ant AQS | (;uest-Size Ivor j Soa aa pees tne aia ot cena . —s . . s . . at | Se nie ory : ; 11) width and length. Will launde a spl I 1 rae anes i oe America ie ——— ps . ¢ ? & wg | The youthful commander of White grounds with neat fiber stripes of phot iy Bet $3 and $3.50 Values * Megion was making his first ‘ s ) . Sappearance tn St. Louisa, though blue, tan, green, helio and other colors : = * : s Special Tuesday | . 7: Wisited the city briefly two Fos ‘Sg0 and spoke at a dinner to Sizes 14to 17. Assorted sleeve langths NSS SE | . — pe Main bleer oa f which you should always have a su Ipply. 2, “Der the Suan amd — A “May I be permitted to say t — c ffects and a!) : ned and fi% asad st ninliliaai ddaet, unin Rial Mail and phone orders accepted. sateen — _——— eel [ef the North. every one of In black, navy. taupe - +, ; P ; pe, gray, tan and brown Si Men folks fought with the Continues to Offer Delightful A t ts of H h : atecea Dhar m. | wd the Union. I¢ I were to elightful Assortments of Household Especially Advantageous Is Tomorrow’s Value-Giving “Tie Et would say: Alone stands Linens at Prices Which Bring Most Welcome Savings 7 ORBRE SParacter of Theodore Roe “a Slone \ike some peak without « . , 71. $t. ‘ ; | | > Cote of great $550 Tablecloth Ta sicthe | SESS Table Damask An Attractioe Lat of Nonireshable Sale of Cedar Chests Sgn America. her institutions rx" } i ci j a . a eee ee flora sms; as 3 | inen D resses f ————— | Peers. T recall to you the ’ ’ re * iesigrs "a (or r . ~ : oR U- » ee , b | t f “* . - os _— t ich te oft 34.10 id-Wearing, — heav : | ctatota oi: meee: Cr S Offering Pronounced Savings © 7 ¥or't. There is room for > $i 4/ There is room for but 3.98 Breakfast Cloths tee ont een oe oe or | , Newest Spring Models and Breakfast Cloths wearer Began geo 3 nina lest and Splendid Values at 4 a pariern i: = me oe is Just vedaq— or [—"fuage. there is room for but q Just arrived—these two carload lots are Of ie: there ts sedeaer Ger ee ed to St. Louisans at prices that meam exal oul of lovaity, and that to econonry. Constructed throughout of sele@ wll Tennessee Mountain € edar, they are the k ' sity lary Be EB 52 6S | 7 3 ~4 7 eal Et Ts — L maste bi a | 92.0: cae i PAX. | ect ees ee MO: r cabinet makers, each one beautifully Ss? in America. with only 15.0 3 - . , on, ont 39.95 Sosy ih ost 1 O5 Saree nk i Be ished and equipped with strong hardware. Bttending school, He pleaded for $8.95 Napkins $9.50 Madeira 25 Boudoir Cases } £44 VEN TA 7 ms | are absolutely mot! and dust — se ement of compulsory er ai: Napkins la . ‘ie Legion hopes that there $5 Qz ‘ @ ; ~ i , 8 xc ‘ ‘ ; —_ - : - & ~ — a fn upon the atatute . , Belge: doce 5.95 these Tea Nap sans oy | lOR|SsSsrsSS= Lar e Cedar Chests State this provision: Ne ° M = ‘ : 7 = bea wy + « ] 7 ' ' : “ a me poe - * $9.95 y adeira Ci ot the 3 i = — on an shall go to the polle 82 98 Pillowcases i ) a= =, Dresses in looseline stvle oe |= , 4 LCR mnnot write and cannot ut fra ~0 ‘O.lariess hite . | With copper trimmin i lid and $2.98 Table Damask Madeira Scarfs | | . f | . ee > I nw te pipe ct ' , corner motifs as instentats 22 yl $1.69 ith colors or colors piped ia . . ile “ay - > , . Ltal me ‘ ‘ ; . | ~ ; . ; : if ibe S izes 1} ) ‘ ‘ $2.18 | a4 oan $5.98 Bed Sets a Colonial Chests f° © inches tong; ‘beanttfutie 6o- | isket desig: Thre a : es 3 4 The . | $28 oa | signed and trimmed with copper me sored i. a oy rhe color: included are jade Vistiete $20 a> ager 25 im the let: priced " af | f ~ 5 e st : white they Sead parc nl : ng te a, leather, orchid, pene In 48-inch length, hand- | ' $1 13.15 aa) in enn — ye e range from 34 to 54 inches. “- % awe and added: “The Le L/S : : “. : . ” *. : *, _ i a : -° * . - . > : ‘ ~ ‘ : ; . . : - . “> ~ ~ ~ . “ : *. . oe : "s PPLE IEG OI EI EL OPPS EPP As “awheictes i

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— Of Merchandise > and the West , “ag Inderwear > Value for 7 .93 quantify of sam. rmentés; two-piece Jerz,. consisting of rith satin ribbon And lace-trimmed Oo match Vests: rrchid. itinay ticoats 10 Value & Matinay Petticoats plastic and snap- aistline style and ap line, in white also lined panel faney scalloped Third Fleer ee vings lots are offer- mean extreme t of sclected e the work of eautifully fin- irdware. They t proof; sizes ests —_ apparent Cedar Chests ‘and effective hie lot of high 45 inches iong ively designed, mmings od te Mine tr te>: he he tne len fairy an Sourre Lfaing: the | na ‘ he it othe machinery 7 = - — 4 Editorial Page - Just a Minute Society—Drama Dai! y Cartoon 4 ” mle —————— _——— _ a. a a . - ———— pART TWO. 1, = WERICAN AD SPEAKS AT SHO0L CEREMONY Eshortations | to Civic Duty Mark Laying of Corner yelt High Schoo!. [BUTE PAID TO FORMER PRESIDENT . Hyde Declares Solution of National Problems Lies People. Any occasion which offers to kers the theme Theodore Roosevelt, may be expected to pro- gece vigorous adjurations for love of quntry, performance of civic duty, ‘iting the line hard” and unhy- phenated Americanism. Two of five rprakers who partici- pated yesterday afternoon at the erer tone iasting of the new Tectore Roosev it High Sc':ool embraced their oppertunity§ to the ful! There was Alvin Owsley of Texas eationa! commander of the A:meri- * — aaa on Legion, WaO loor.d over the ja- gence of several thou:and perso rs goch Rooseve'tian precepts as these The English language shall be the cnly medium of instruction in the elementary schools of Am2¢.- ee The flag ct the American oeople siculd fly overs every schoolhouse In the land when echool is in se>- gor asasynico. of the unity cf Aricrica Gy, as he thur: ‘ered for his perc- miion inanrwe* tc the self-r-o- Sounded qu* . nove saree ee oe ny cn “ etme amy EE A LE SS ON RE EEE EE Ee AEG OE ORE a RN a TNR SOE RG AE IE A i i CE NGS NC OR NR camer aaa. GO REMI ee: can eer eee

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14 ST. LOTIS POST-DISPATCH. MONDAY EVENING. APRIT 23. 1993. i eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12. 878 Published by the Pulitger Company. Tweifth Roulevard ond Uluve Sirect. THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- POR™M. IT know that my retirement evil! make no difference tn tt« cardinal Principles. that it will always fictt for proeres« and reform, never :>!- erate injustice or corruption. always fight demagogues of all parties, mover belong to any party. always oppose Privileged classes and public plun- derers. never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted the public welfare. wever be satisficvt with merely printing news, always be drastically tndependent: never be afraid t attack wrong, whether by predatory plutecracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER April 10, 1907 ~ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Pre name ond addrese author mart aAcrnmMnan ,?. .»** Om Tequest wis ne fer! mar rr preference. Eapand Muny Golf Facilities ra F« ne af the Poe’ Dieppe ' oR ‘Phe ark that is the if-! knows that in ite mature. hazar where in the country Yet this fine co - eces, the "ees rougn ereecns ragged and nee inecared f ‘—m the . facilities aff ~Oorkee are ymber of pers aon “e’ the KR KK. why does not the klan a! f*#h the ince mask hor aw-al Their refusal to ab. ich face when t! km Ow such masks are COMMitting crimes Would make necessory to such crimes commit then if Paragould, Ark ?et or . = 1@,% used —s them an r, or > Protestant Churches tn Politics. Te the Editor of the Poet-D EW YORK’'S tinguished ; eon of Anti-Saloon tertety ) made ss e*atements in court Ceclared that the had @ voters | st spetch distinctive ot dls- ‘tizen, Mr W WH ander- League fame (or no- me nteresting recentiy hie frank Anti-Saloen League f between 3056 o and 490.900 names. Suppled by Protestan: members; that 8250000 was - annually to cerry on the campaign rainisters “talked up” certain cand from the pulpét. and thar were broadcast To understand the ful! force of this eiatement, one must be familiar « th the grossivy hyrpocritica! charge periodica!!, launched against’ American cs that they are laboring for a unin; o-° ‘hurch and State. a union wr Prot. estants declare would be disastrous :- the country A good dea) o pends upon the ownership of the is being gored The Brookiyn Tabiet’s commen: Satement in court ‘« a lequate ar “A More damning. indictmen: umion of Church and State. ana Pretestant Church in politics was sven tn the history of Americe If ole Priests. or a Catholic Organiza’ ever attempted to put over a p @eai one-tenth as boid and brazen thet of the Ant!-Raloon League the Protestant Church im a@ct) AS 20Meorne has cal) m6 cry would be een? «an that would rock the heaven. FAIR very ected that Sates voters s*« Catho! "hh ‘. vious ; Ra? ™ : *8s rr AY -~ — —s As a Frenchmah Sees U Go not which bodies and whi ‘nr { threats of organized has become the prac- ZroupDSs to es- ton, while al- social Washin f bus Lets ‘ablish permanent WAYs prepared to ecial the State lobbies to eased to be opposition apitais ‘o iegisiat nvarial!. i@ and now aimost Lome aes special a 7 ot aSSi#tance nq l1iTies ‘hbreats t Private lives of legislators defeat far r t*ose Opposing th laws have been monev “ particu easu! on be easily discov- Federal! eace ~ and Sta‘yures the '™HM AO? awn ? as **e4 > maw be asked "re »* °* - . aA . favorable sh = «4 the depart- as are now executive Aan . lefined mn no other way ec fain the the Spirit UCPWARD WAY. ha’ A ae > | THE While public . : reve a'inne . arctention Was further abd *+ho r: 2 _~_# irts as the ? - . : from burglary and “alamitous LTan - , ‘rau furrences of a OnMAOe|et * | = > . > » ’ - _- ~ sy *? fai is concerned, tae prosecution of the expose the methods of the swindlers licity that will penetrate every sect! °- ry + (4G OTE 6m. .4etetee_ ene as > i oe? le sae pPOr Lal —— OF ENDURANCE Bos ws . iman e@ncurance are a FEATS ‘nm = ee ad SO Ae oS Mp * - »* ££ HA Pa eo — 3a > . — ~OWar wv orth: ca feats f=“ =~ «2 Erams : — >. mee eee ee * W “SOULS FOR SALE” a BS ————— ‘ : 4 Rall ‘ aw’s Wonderful rican | ~ we have the saitrwood as Hollywood souls are! «wood. sars Hughes. there are perils for young flim capital. To judge! ing episodes in this! egs of the studios are; and flimay that at any) pound lamp is apt fats ‘rine actresses or a bal- may give way and send death or serious ia-f 4 eh ww “sz Holly « ‘nr 2 the gtudios : nda there are gUMpses) | and actresses snd shows (Cnarite; FF eanoer 14To (ee scene a pieture ar, ts tne he villain The ogi circus Gloria as a Pre«igal SHER the movies are becoming | gvilized or somebody has perpe- trated colossal jest: upon wece rs the sae of the ff ‘re > n ' a * rs Thea‘? . of = we “ah ~ —_ - ~ a. - e - thin pretense of lauding f ‘aTr- er “hon 5 rar" « rrere ‘= *a'ire Lone ‘th an appal-j| f waht hap- ing woman exactiy what demanded the { “= oo — nee leas ‘e daughter of ANOTHER BLOW FROM SCTE N HUMORESQTE. e _ ss * rs SDS © a we ‘A rear °h at Se. — » ez OUR LECTURE BUREAT. Availatle Season 1923-24. ars > > >» —-— _ uncer Depew savrs« 3 & compPpiete ChANge every 74 b > Work °a wercre hakhkco 42> 2OS Ww 2 a "ng factor ~~ oO ae _— © Widespread disp: seems to have ren s e Hughes wi! ‘he Mexican Constitution. * . ODE Ta MARATHON HOUND. : ad ‘"apPPY roung woman named Prink: . up and blink.” ‘aveor vlore ~* ‘Aa > were al * —_ x 9 the floor “ - 7 ‘© G8ihes plled up tm the sink -—? © or —-IHEODORE TRILSEY, As the Post-Dispatch McADAMS IN — ™ . the Swampville ttle _— ss eo D aw Ss of Eroilution Swampville in rreeaqa'cr « : : en « OR @t is Deen : arranged orator and now of the his fa- Make a Monkey O: atte, “ 3 — Ge@.i er was given ovation by sata Poid gained winning the al Ye an his return from . » * ‘4 mation- ons- ister against ‘ing 44 irs speaking in ; said that the so- s ~ = > -_ +e a cent of gratitude. as interred > "he fight to the schoo!s hf , ™ “3 .ectture on Town Counci! Tk a= © ‘*- Ta ote =oraheadé mh ss, mT cRVarar ’ lotonous the greatest nea i —-. N 4 T rr ir ~ s _—_- ess ° ANAL .KROS ae aa _ -_— a ieliver estrorcmy as ue hata. | = : ; . o of - " 4 . as fist Tr “ - ware realy ¢ 24s gs _ 7 5 pre*udcices ~~ + ‘ 4 n® arn*tl-evro- im rendering azZa.nmst ‘he w ress evo- i | > = o a at earth = v7 om lee - ant.-evolutionise, has in- T «a Z ee » 4 .°@:Siature making r otherwise bring tive Mole. iin the State ra q erif? Biudeo, Satan San- ® last two leaders of the .t Was agreed bv the mot Kill anybody unf!! apital sts i] ossibilities expected and i Was be against -Ta. conditions were allowed tneir gtay FRANK BROWN 7 >. i OF, FELIOW PILGRI™! R voice its when you're re 4 3 % : »* epee! — 2 -“~ 3 *xDoses > - .,Taws we r~- > . ‘ e - --s ~ + are oo » « 4 : " . Sone pre 2¢iced music 7 -~ A TowWscars A —_— = - eves ar un ‘ ~ . Lollapa- ® sunshine when you I then can @n¢d STesenc . . accustomed de. se: -9 8 worth while. "> An *#h * t# s 12 is ze Perea & . touche -- ‘ pian it amounts ee ~ — ‘h when you begin ‘| for me a brother's ve s a - OF - ~ [Ave « ; het Se! vr 2nev - : “tre tn Warm heart. a? ~~ = ‘= - . sas we mar have — ae aan ‘ : : ° "= *’ > nestie th ‘ re. *» apa‘ny ts death to me. che secre? «7 Your sympathy long life urs from your revives my ul --* ’ . ae, - 4 ‘Ctl. ~~ = 7 e And ,OUr emorace can surely be e are not sure that wor! — «= ss > * rez fagic to makes my sore heart whole may be we have never met. We both are earth's lone children ema” A ittie lore v maxe us ret Each i-_ «+h ~e - or ts } , _— soe *? E : ® other find his al. =?" *”- em > =! a. " stop ccokand¢. ~ eee fered even Spring cau- . And 80, tn the Pilgrims and Fands clasped. unnumbDered throng, etrangers, rou and Y may march, singin 1 go @own [n history as the a. * - °? At shall never die. in pain, vers part. remain. Thaz, that sha!! satisfy the hear? |: a. | > ee ha > ii rassion may Pass. mar endé And death will all fonda I? calm affec: a = Mhece sa / i TET? , a ** doko © ta ee _ -- _ The MIRROR 6f - the way and narrow hie familiy, one of PUBLIC OPINION@ect | scutes “a , ted w watiegst e wanted them | 0 he This column ts designed to reproduce dias the latest commen? by the leedi at, avita result mewspapers and periodicals om the ’ daugh*e —rhe weaker—married the day. ied and the other went to work in idepartmen: store | This rere? rRa’ | Kennicot soon T.*s are or ae “7 are The pera POST-WAR PREJUDICE. a LANGDON MITCHELL in Atlantic Meath @ ‘HE general impression received fom " months South Germany was of s nm short ration, mentally distressed. and mouth; a people terribiy red ee They were (ndustrioug a lture was weakened, worn to the point i I hated the Germans when I I should have left it with my e satiated. I saw nothing of | nere the race is possibly mor ~ me — oe ful. and at the same time more = an mf - me. therefore, leave ant 0 ee ‘ others, and report am me” Pavan er ts r ph neron that impresef sa | : a gramaatiot oes of the middle class. Thawee a ’ dence of the decay of that clasn Gt Sears ans oem Awyers were leaving the law, 1 ater | ae ae ae The professional . i | —— ow _— sustains civilization, o . Pdr It nee rofaky . . wrx! the cena a ™~ bases i Wea th When it ends she PF We know that the period @ =~ vestige of revolt ade process reconstruction embittered the Gi -_ oe aa “and a true ons more than the four years of war which , “.orla Swanson hamdies th }Ustice and tyranny follow @& part emelientiy, but Thegda his what ts happening tn ¢ an _ ‘ manifestly uncegfortanss am with Dean Inge. (n the belief that yet ode: The dire gree, the al . fide peeka aaa “Thee pa Mention should be made of an oth leny ie Oho. emaien 6 oa Sumber on the program—-a music eet they were the cui of the war, & ee - ok Ge oa ae war ogi un ae pote oo alll ws Monarchs oft Tin P s ulley” desire. as cur Southern evechuns Ene and pelt te aoneieee aecire. a: ir Southern brothers desired, 6 — , “? gens or ascagni. time, and writin match one = avors to choose Ske found soe soldiy rn ef, '- - and us arrayed! from hand to She made the acqualnt- She suffered at a3 Sam 4 demoralized. hards oo? e man she lo * +a? [7 ’ hetr moral r mean ‘2 #ver Sr) lermined, or learned ra free maxing it nd r vengear 7€r™Many, w im becrew e her — The ev =e ~* ‘he chur - . > * _ *- cTrea’‘es ay >| sh rt . | abdolished destroy 7: | noo °F FF se ri 3 a % 7 rapidly ren of ae > e left It ~* ire ‘ **, «= farther the ~# thea to the works and ways of peace: some sort of @ . mon understand ng: some sort of economie . nations; they look to time a - - | + » . race as the great healers; they want peace, a-30 want justice. eration between Thetting ifrican Hant Pictores. 4 HOSE who would like to A NATION IN MINIATURE aa “way from conventional sere Nation, ne ma and joy an itneight tnt the charm of Count ~~ “Fils will find a wonde it years before the automobile gave ) . ne unting Wii¢ Ges m general a | neglected chance te see am , , ®* week's feature at th anow this miniat wonderland © © © a m State can uly described as a nation lat It has made itself. It could be } not Necessity, was the 11 Eli Whitney produced te gn and Elias Howe the sewing machina greatest advances fn civilization after before electricity © © © Some tndust Oakland State has made its own. The copper ef : nes tee, Sydney and Cerro de Pasco becomes clocks - c paaane od sheetings of brass !n Ansonia. Wat i Haven. while the hats of Danbury, @ ae P a heads. & ae es: at hinges, locks and knots Manchester specializes in silk; @ : ee ae soap, and Willimantic in thremie ) aan See the trpe writer. the corset end Ge oe — ' * ©* Despite the Puritan # hb thts omen : . “i | ‘ir gune an * - ‘hk eow ‘ tha or ‘ered the best #] came ou it is a record & was sent into AE hina! specimens ff LL) Museum of Nat ure - . ’ *® ae W® . = * : ah amen 4 .* ye 7 sa oe led «8 ‘ood ne FF at ren le across th same coun events New and Norwalk Britain p aie od _ ’ er . ATyTY . hak ‘ a . New tcore. * the figst man to use the *& in this : the am “am@mer th the mee an haus the wn we istion op “en Pleasant for ‘he wart how and give "> TF were wore ed ind rag Hhtiew _— ' as tia -? Pridgeport triidge rule ness ite birth-three Connect! : - ow - ‘ik o% cd > : ’ -atner of the circus tn [ts moders F Tr DP © - ~~ >. T. Barnum ts not truly one ef te am > the: Gan of POoeeihie far = erything from tals it is because there is ro ‘ustice is the — of selection. Bridgeport built iteelf wees ee and his fame. and theugh the genital . conquered a! ong since pessed away he left In its pubiic works a monument to bie 7" * © Behind all this varied industry? ergy stand Education and Congregati gh companionship, adding to the sum dom and salvation. Although Elihu Born in America, tn Europe bre@ a In Africa traveled. in Asia wed | z , “ hanged his servant in India for s . —e : im cous ite horse, his dollars latd the fou io-m ® wm eompare with of the greatest of uni ties. ; “8 Ditture where « 4 Asem 4 ‘ ac. ~~ ee el. “ag fender TTNade ‘*

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gat MONDAY. a. 23. 19°% _— ~—- _ The City Circulation of the Dailv POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the D: teen OF THE MOVIES =) AW SOULS FOR SALE” Daughter of I. C. C. Member to Wed W. Blodgett Priest A i Snow's Wonderful + Pictures One of the week's Film Featu: ——— we have the inside of Hollywood Hollywood it. w would tell it } , product ion, “Sous opened for tne e Theater yesterce ge gather from Hove! Hollywood « young womens 7 el: top fine raiment, fame and or more cafeteria nm jp a place where no! : directors devote their live: ge uplifting of yout seg and #0 deve oping the ese Deautifu young thir goule may find # | the chaste medium of the That is the way souls ar: gt Hollywood, says Hughes | es a® ’ reau’ THA TR : yes. there are peri ia for young in the film capital. To age | two thrilling ophe: des in this the fittings of the studios are > ~— * hackle and flimsy that at an 9 300-pound lamp is aj z bil @e aspiring actresses or a bar-) gupport may give way and send | gumbiing to death or serious ig subordinated to a showing inner workings of the Ho] gtudios and there are g.lmy)ys famous actors and a esses One ecene snows ' directing a picture. Flea: nm. anew star, is tne ne Baw Cody isthe villain. Th Z jg a fire in circus Gloria as a Prodigal {THER the movies are : Cr? mw evilized or somebody has perpe rated a Srecaanay est pon ti meors in the case of the fi'n iieal Daughters.” at the dlIis i Theater This week For here SII-SS ASENATH SIMPSON COX pa very thin pretense of lauding | HM & | ng Phot opyriz “homely virtues there is iY Iss COX, a Washington debutante, has announced her engagement 4out a mordan: | bitter gatire | to W. Blodgett Priest, St. Louis lawyer, son of Former Judge Henry »most of the things that Arms S. Pivest. The wedding is expected to take place next month._ Miss _ ere neked to revere (ox is a daughter of Frederick I. Cox, a member of the Initerstate Com- vulariy, upon | nees Inerce Commission 7 er. ® i}? i reas r! ,7 T} ; : ; ; 77 ; nver is er, - iF. / \"é lee Cc »7 ’ - " " = = ’ - . : hé¢ rh? nf ee Pao a ae oe C—F7 | ane ron Pe aw . 4 nr 7 ™ ; : ; : . » ‘ 7 * . ~ “4 f ~ , a ’ } sia c a his fa} ' a S | ¥e °*f? T? imatir , Pe ‘ - e = : ~ : a ; a a . the ireding pudliciets, Mesite inevitable result tha: one of 4 Mine week's feature at the Lib- e , _? > . } rh) } 4 on the questions © faughtere—the weaker—married rt bier . effort 1 c , . : mi and the other went to work in! show 7 ntrast the traditiona! s , ‘ tepartmen: store . K é c - is wt y if . UDICE. Ths urban Caro! Kennicot s ts one twin brother and t f a ee sf ’ } ‘¢ re ‘ . whe : “* ¢} . ‘+ . are , "ne & @ ‘ 7 . 7, . Atlantic Mor thiy. e eo what iA pe i 2 : | 4 , rs i : Cote — = pm _ . oe when endeavors *o choose e* ~~) ’ AMT» _ le 4 ‘ve tsi . ° : : : a | . . ‘ any was of a peop 4 ; . ‘ . Cy banne ave @ §£ 1 have ake , inue array e an ' eweer these Twa Ca 7) 7 = Be ’ distressed, and living a . Ms — a ce. oe Nar > , partment 4928 Bucking . ine’ er ® mad Tne : ia , 7 ‘ ere ‘ ‘ IU Y) Mm to the point of irri- an dict as ever fold & ea ie , ; : nt ‘s _ awe 7. ohrnt'ea ‘ ’ hy « ’ - ners ‘ ’ gr ne c Pmane when I entered A we searne “ . ep EH : > Capt. Herhbe _. Harries Sis . i mocreg Fwy onn ’ v \" T S 1 never ft ; left it with my thirs: — Png tee ’ hie .,, fantry, stationed at Jeffers I ‘ , : ’ 4 | aw ’ > ¢ 7 TY e-¢ . . ~ 1 T \] : aw nothing of North pee ene . I ks eft the } , ¥ . nertahle : nd ee ond hv ny " ; " } + ‘c a4 "ane i i K possibly more power- pectable, and. : y a eat night for a few days’ leave in Was : i the economic thumbecrew to ”rotne! efrience © A 1Y xX tn . . * BATH time more hiah- : ; ——- , : , netor ] C Ww @ fat? (}6 who t» lulee ie . ‘“_Aerre “ , q a PW ¢ ae ) 3 rn therefore. leave any ore we as 6 George ] hor . Ve! 1? " ae eate rr) t) } a » % or : r : rer here. and report upon ‘ ri / i we he te jillian } rf 77Y) 7 ; «a > , ; ’ > . ‘7 Tf 7 ert a: mn tha? impressed me *. is . : Pa n fo? iad ’ we neyT : . r a 7 am ae le class. There was obs ane league of “re- | * Bh aa gic Fa JEAN ACKER 3 a ee oe nce Two Cities,” with W ine | HAS AVENGERS y of that cr Ass, nn all bies rrusnhes | er and ge | } @ the jaw, minieters mck to the roof of the manuf. - ’ ROLE IN ORPHEUM PLAYLET professional clans RL back to the arms of the “ours : ~ : rt eK - he ed 7 +} oe ¢] » 79 civilization, is being oe m enort, to th Griffith's Big Mystery Film. . - 4 : =r son. ** e ‘yrtir . ‘ ces noe Trofzky or Radek ture haven of respectab|!'! HE wee ttraction.§ at paren bae ae Seep _— wealth Wh na ogee 2 ks attri ‘ (Claims for Healing System Based of cirenmmstance euf- : _ nen it ends she ras (jranda Centrai, West End Lyric on Pressure Upon Nerves v ge va “-m? inf To | = : é : that the period and euuge of revolt left. It is and Capitol is the first populin: x1 ’ A : ‘or wl : = . an . : , ‘ ss J fan Le! Vis at mbittered the Fouth ~ picture , “at | A tT! ue 0 i€ ,? ire ah : gr here ; 4 ‘> Lad x ’ “ , - 7 . war which preceded “orla Swanson handies the Night.”’ latest D. W. Griffit prod pearance, Wno & uses the ime of mny follow on every mart emelientiy; but Theodore ,,,, her divorced husband, Rodoiph \ pening in Germany’ ~~ i@ manifestiv uncomfortable Thie ic rilline mystery drama ©?! for billing purposes, ait! z! . e Fateh . rn . - - acme 7 ' ne ‘ . «se o e. . ’ ey? in the belief that all om — her. The direvc- which turns about the hiding of a at is iy a stage name, acts q - cellent earnestis F week at the Orpheun bear each In its de . ' 2 One ty an: rt ad . 1.8 rn : arege = OL mo a : ane oe , " s : os 4 , > »? ‘ Vs . o , c meter. he Germans os should be made of anoth- ror There also is a kidnaning | *™ @ ¢ piaylet ce f A ape hore of the war. but mmber on the program—a mus ee f a on Vv look to time and Ye lyrics to mate} ad ‘enki aiinen are ekilifulls é every senee of the term ' ? "Tt" } vr, / 4 | q ] » hey want peace, but ranged to keep uD the s sper ae at } Ds ’ Ja iias Tex heh, . “ h c } a , he * t ; " “Mg African Hunt Pictures. Carol Dempster has the leading : nese - . nt ROSE Who would like to get! feminine role and most of the com 7 amen aaa So — : . , ) lefiances on behalf of his svste 4 ATURE. “way from conventional «creen|edy is furnished by Porter Strong re - + ‘ pea lin ans of pressure al Crama and enjoy he insight ion * Ae “RR omen \A f e} ing? , BR 7 a *@ A g& , s . ; { ° i neg > 9 . » | = rer ~ i‘ er + » charm of Connet- ‘life thritis Will find a wonderful!) W! hecomes entangied in the . as et f ‘anal. " . P . , q pai , re r a! ’ press . ayy in son > on var ‘rt . — , c . , “"* oe omobtie gave people Afric * th Hun ne VW iid {(,;3 \¢ s] nan vVece J ‘ ‘ ] | . se fe g . fas é 0 ‘a e f Se . oe 4 ‘ — arn _* - P x }and knobs on our v ‘ _ . ( t His wife S & PA- -¢ reference works i-jiteu he ‘ ilk Giaston- as the fire: n / se ar &.. ~ a] - > > ‘ ‘ 4 \ ‘ + a) . . . boned « > . . — ‘ ; - . in é In Obi le 'O trae " the heape«ts« . ; A popula cauring ee mixtees h ce ir itic in thresa r th Ve Ae ane : . : be res 4 a A | ‘sis in Jans y * h nh Vas T ided hs corset and the os Ris ans " _ a bute hee nis wil resided fy =f ’ TAhi«on in 662 A I) wi! e the the Puritan grim- yD *h > . wwe ne ar | ] ° ce em, ’ ’ X ; , y ¢ Yr acd “we nrtiee or ip, ’ : if . ‘La ; pcticut became the haa rye . , - . ; - ! , 17 e? Nf | and t Tre odern magnificence teal amelie nt rhe v la sq A my! ‘ Ata - > . vers , » ~ ° 4} : i : : 7 one of the immor © the ¢ wea ' ries. ¢ Hes with ¢ Vover 1 Ve a] é rong . * . . ; ; ; etice in the a : , eh ‘ ; A ; , : — a?r ° “4 effear -s mm . steh , : . . , a = . ; . : : elf around 7 haunts : ; ) : tecls Hitor - “aYVer coy ar _ (ol. Plamanatz in New York. x? ~ I hh v seems Ve genial exh! : ; . ané - ' ; . : ‘ cal e , ijeee ’ * ’ : . ’ : - . Aan n° ens rf ee ’ ft in ite parks @” ah ‘ | ’ - * sl ei , ory er *x? «’ : : " NEW YY RK Al . ' J OVaAI “ £ K , - * to his mom dl Mors | — ‘ tr ’ f the Christine Marst ANG t? 4 industry and em ia eee Pleas for the, ‘ = stint di " rit? in Tt the war ; 4 : tenegry? ere . : . neregationalism a | £ . ) of e seven + ' by ® the sum of we pws give } , ' ‘ . | th : 9 Roe eara is ‘ ‘ “1 . . : ' ~~" x ‘ mor . ‘ , . : Elihu Yale— CONT nw. ‘ “ hb - . iar ¢ ‘ ? s e° ge i‘ ‘ . " | ss » : rn .s «= ; “a2 ‘ope brea, ' fe / . | rr A , , New York today to organize the bill also ar e 3 ' neg : a ae ates SLA ‘ Bud) len, mae de P ' ‘ a ea . Arner n to fight exp we (‘ross Aa . Sa | } ‘ - favg” 1. ry . ry - ; ” r misusing @ a mw. aa | ' P 4 d one Dri) ts CHW Kas ; hes v* a ed ‘he merge il & o: bis COUT t} ay’ Ad Ed vara } . an foundation for te + Dare wit} pi aga | er Lee Le is Diectu where a herd with Jugo-Siavia Bong & : tial . “a 3, 7, . . ‘ / ae —————————— _ — A — _ —-——— - —_— ally Star and the Fumes Combined by ia canes 40,000. ITALIAN PRINCESS TO BE “HITCHY KOO, 1923, ee ENTERTAINED TODAY AN UNEVEN PRODUCTION . al . . - — 74? , ~ , ; Informal Luncheon and Dinne: iit S Dr if 1 Koo-ay, ‘ Now, | Party to Be Given—To |= and Hitchcock Revue Gets Speak in Afternoon. | W ors W orse Today’s social calendar for the By RICHARD LL. STOKES. s Princess Santa Borghese of Italy has OLLOWING the prompt and several interesting items A’ F pers CGS Caxsepee of an earlier ’ Try _* i ; id i ~ : : a) written tnis SPA eon for 7 , ’ ; “ "illiags .o * ie) : 7 : y : } i ft) CiIOCK \Ire Willia j =a Li ka ‘ _ oT lia ? ’ tu Hi Cncocr A re\ ie Was = . a } 3@ 41 I ng ‘ c r zg . stands Vilil BDeakK in: miaiiy at a¥i ii ‘ ‘ " . e fSoutnwest. Unde the name r .} } . } me y - P _ I". Shepley’s hom¢ I ace f n Koo, 182 t arrived This evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles last night at the Shubert-Jefferso: A » } ‘ > : . VM aS vi i= m » ‘ Tf : a Y . ’ | irsons Pett 1s Wi pe Hosts i ai ¢ , ‘ . ; se : gms ; of 7 rmement der ” arge A ‘ ence ner party f I ess at their 9 ‘ed j ; ired RIN gg: and dancer ‘home, 83 Westn reiat prac Ire Lie): was ipsent fro: the Airs. gc tts es" 1 _ T 4% { ' ; c*¢ ’ ‘ ; ¥ e Ss lhe Mrs Louis J. bia’ Ww . Pa] _ CON ACCOTGINE to wont ip) re ed im tne aisie before the cur- T. Davis Jr.. Mrs. | lo Pant | . ’ ’ = gs ery we one late aren 4 ers 'Nirs Henr: { eon =c irs stl . ‘ ia fovialit oS and tn ex 'dell Gord Mrs. He: Lever tne plot of his ‘drama.’ This Rase, Mre. Richard Boyles and Miss ™ somewhat amusing burlesque M Lionberge + K } with Hitehcock d norroe” irs. George C. Hitc] x a dress rehears nd hoping will ent a ost of the audience, for their eon s e free, as he ‘ Ss f i z* ern? n , 4 le ‘ ter ent proceeded into followings evue pattern, with . . ‘ ‘ 17 4 ’ ; f mre } ny A acer We the receiving lin © Mrs! es. Hitchcock came forth as | Har: E. 8 . .* club ind the e. " me i ar « mist Ede : \ ipe of 1] ) a. ‘ . - , ’ nd . lr) : sie alin (Lirle ' A@ - / i ’ = ; ’ ; +i \ ~ J I t , rr ey) a . . nine Oe ame Y) ty I i ge Some OF tne Vigor at _ = ‘ | ; a ‘ "T hes er , | [s 4 ~= + = } S { *Te - 4 = 7 . ] e H f The Dancing “. e , . , : hs Level Not Matntained * = 4 } nA | 5 ‘ Vv tr} P ‘ rwoe ¢ } ‘ & 5 Cc §} € ak ? ' . Reliance . . May Ist ‘ = ? " . : paige - or loca! steamed p agents ale : | AMERICAN LINES nes eimt Service BM ith . ; , HAMBI RG AMERICAN LINE - s ‘ -_~ Times Almond—Peanut— Milk Chocolate Bars Marvelously Smooth— Deliciously Sweet Mikichocolate 4s wer oer ireeebe , oeegereet erres? we evee edte WithsJRoaasted Almonds Copyrighted 1908. by Kline's. Ine COOKING DEMONSTRATION Tarain ras Rane or thea For Hosiery—Satistaction —and more, try KARGES THE KARGES HOSIERY CO.—821 Locust St. ee and Tom Hickey. strident buffoonze. who gave the impression of haling from a Shubert unit Lee Morse, a fermale baritone, sang too many ne- gro ditties A p@rody on bedro comedy we had seen somewhere be- fore. There was a senseless carica- ture of the Shakespearean vogue, with Hitchcock as Romeo, and introdu: ng Juliet, Hamlet, Ophelia, Shylock. the ghost of the elder Hamiet, ard Shakspeare The coarsest act, ‘“The Rally depended for its humor on the progressive infection of the ch: acters with eczema Of all mrsical piagiariems. the score of + revue is the moet {ia- gra’ 4 s borrowings The ar- range simply helped himself right ane ieft, disdaining not even “Su- nee River” and “Love's Old Sweet Police Sergeant Lange Dea‘. Police Sergt. Louls Lange. 61 vears oid, a member of the police force since 1898. died yesterday at his home, 4548A Alice avenue, from i etes He } | heen since Nov é tie e sv ed th a widow. two TV s° TE WT9O9 Ny | ~ 4:O3W248 NO ADVANCE IN PRICES A «9o—Sensa’ r) f the Age IN THE LAND OF TUT-AS H-AMEN Pictures of Egyptian lDiscovery . ming Nex? Week “> * "h Y ‘ MW ‘ R RARBARA LAMARR ee ee — ine Dale ue Ve wo IN “POOR MEN 8S WIVES" Also—Dave Silverman's Orchestra ~ eae—oOOoOoeoeeoeoeaeae——S—S eae eS GLé R I a NON Toe.eee CW 7 a4 And Theod in The Paramount ra oherts« Buper ‘Prodigal Daughters’’ M@sour! Or: ( hen Cond hestra icting Berrie at the Organ “Syncopating Ver | MISSOURI Y Sixth ‘en y Olive RE I , “ae - * + sar Se wh. ‘a ed tt eats “unday ater see ne “ea on > 14 ‘wr ’ x av eS _ | s ’ »? 7 n ire f oO if] S ’ ‘GER THAN HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA The daring conauest of man over the nal kingd Darkest Africa. {s on - (n- : fires’ ‘me n NINE MAM M* TH REELS DETERMIN AT! ION x Tr ow Srarye 4 I r ne t * . “ *= i? A? z f ate 1 TALE OF TWO CITIES Farnam se ELM ONT EVERY DAY 2 P.M CHAS. CHAPLIN: Amc ‘he ’ In the Pr “er ful rama of “SOULS FOR SALE in | orrx Baie Doeae GRAND-LEADER a ee ee Cataraction The Right Way to Wash Clothes This Week A guaranteed 6- pound Electric Iron with each Cataract purchased. . é: —_———_—— ataract Electric Washer WASHER with the greatest water agitation that removes the soil from fabrics in a minimum length of time without wear or tear, whether heavy blankets or dainty underthings. It will wash at one time 12 pounds of dry clothes or two pairs of double blankets. Heats the water right in the tub Ask tor demonstration First Payment $7.50 (Fifth “loor } a —$$— — —- - AMUSEMENTS FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BY MR. JOHN C. LATHROP, C. 8S. B., of Brookline, Mags. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Masa. —\ FOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 5569 PAGE BL. Monday Evening, April 23, at 8 O'Clock. Doors Open at 7 O'Clock. The Public Is Cordially Invited. AMU SEMENTS ‘ PEOPLE'S SENSIBLE PRICES | “i : Matsa. 1l5c to 50: Eves. 25c to $1.00 = : at the = Q BiG AcTs AND = EVERY 3; 2:38 TWICE EVERY DAY #15 > . Mrs. Rodolph Valentino |= | Mies nti Acker) = RUN MIT : SIGNOR FRISCOE = i gUY DOLLY = VOYER KAY |= “THE = THOMPSON, ecyptiany = Folev & Leture; Cross & Santoro = | FRANK FARNUM ted His Interesting Compan: =CONTINUOUS 11 A. M. j sews rictrnes. rapes. rors EE VAUDEVILLE 3) B° ys i ccepavsaTavssvoowesaesvesesesnenssnabibcasse sees Sas ig ses eee = : 18¢ — 4 ° a > COLUMBIA & = IT WILL BE AN 11 A. M—Contintous Daliy—iil P a. = “ERROR” IF You MINRAR’S SINGING ZEMISS THIS SHOW. 2 UTDUEAUUTHE TAA a 6 rol - at i amt + +4 we aD nn ad (YNEAL SISTERS & BREN® re YI IP R c : BRODERICK WYNN @ C i 17 ) SS live Near MARTIN & WALTERS Grand MASON @ SCHOLL Home of od ward Pieyers. JOHN GILBERT cantina Wee '. §¢ HEATERS” in The Ma Conese of TY aeut . : A P ‘Welrome St ranger *e ee OBERT JEFEERS EE SETTERSON Fseabom AT #1 Baseball Today \ oh hi hel ee ¥S. La My RRHG 1) WT - ORV ‘eo WA anavae WA LAZU a SPORTSMANS PARK Americas Inimitable Comedian. LADIE® DAY _Raymond Hitchcock Children Under 16 Ire. > Admitted Free ey and Gellopting New Revue, TICKETS Da BALE AB CADE BLIvG - Hitchy-Koo 1923 --: = ~ rem Mate Wet. & —_ BOs to La o en - ee. ance te am 5 $9 During 1922 the eat-Dilepatch Povey ‘ys $2 50 printed SSH Cliaesified Ieetruction “Wante”"—2130 mere than tte neaerecet competiter and four times as men, on the TWO ether St. Leowls evening newspapers combined. — — (“MAKRLESQ FROWMMAN Present RE ET Ae em IME I TLE IE EO OT EO TE AL AOA A a

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‘lines ; : a. ‘> ailv POST-DISFAICH alone Appro: ximately Equais thai of ihe Daiiy Giobe-Democrat and the Times » Combine 16 | TI h The Citv Circulatiol ine te elle, noha 2 ah | | Pignentcm, ermeas. pe 28 RS! — 16ST LOL 5 PUST- UISPAILH a | — vm sco ec aegis 83 _ WWWWWWWWwN : f Sunday Post-Disr ESTRANGED WIFE TAKES POISON GOV. HYDE WILL OFFER $200 5 ep as nee it will be transported | por 1 Advertisers Rece ie eh i an ee ee ee . Tha % PER CENT MORE CI Mra. Mamie Waits in Hospital in REWARD FOR ARREST OF ROSS ' sil aw evitne : ‘. ‘ | : A those in ang Other Serious Condition. ,* . : sé: Oral Watts of 703 Sidn tree’. Maximum Price ‘Fixed by Law to Be ; rs — b ' seine &- — falling upon his estranged wife Piaced on Head of FPugtitive Caen tae : qq pagan pan piamie, 22 years old. last : t at Nicht-Da,y Bank Offictal | AZ - alt : | & PAR! THREE. 1221 Sidney etreet, found her mi {; if . Tio ’ 7 oF 2 * " ' eal : a el : ©" the bed with . Tt ntai — 4 nee — . to = -_ . Rk. 5 a Piured 3 few minutes Comedia one 1 Straight Line FOR Ci re - ate. fe ADVERTISEMENT — Linol . = 1880 Small Indust YOU CAN SAVE SE Sie and WASHINGTON AV Menaced by Centraliza : Them and the P ine dyn hreoas Nairn 8 ASSES | To-Morrow (Tues ES Ss eel ee : :| Continuing oss es) |= F : a Bag: 37th Anniversary Sale Quick Qu aker Oats cooks in 3 to I to be offer meena Tome ee 5 minutes as well as it cooks in an ) t hour. No other oat flakes cook fug Z i Fe. pearly lowre es oy cer | ro FREE fue a cto This sale commemorates the establishing of this firm , j , . | mer making a ourchase of or Yet the flavor is identical wt | 7 \ Lf . more. ONLY ONE BAG to each. cus- 37 years ago, whose fixed policy of service, quality merchandise and iow prices has proven successful, eee “a- s dour deaier shopoving Bas containing a larre rezular Quaker (Jats ‘ tomer. regardiess of total vurchase. favor which > n facing t! Te ces are cx |MILK «© CAMPAIGN = LAUNCHED In Quick Quaker the odts are cu i Easily Cleaned HOSPITAL | | 4 50 Packace COTTON ‘eee with, Pound 39c || 50c Free—a 35 Can La May Talcum ' tu bes a with every H0e hor of La May ~ ’ American Lady $1.00 Bone Si Piver’s Azurea, Hair Nets ond: aie Fioramye or La Trefie Denble mesh Face Powder raw or irine@ (all shades) . 69c “7Sc * tad | a .* - . _-* be! re nan 4 + ney a e r\ : : . J’ 4 — ~ a ~~ Ser ~*~ ~VLad : + ' ; we isa » @: _. A VA “a . @ le cen fiakes are smaller and Face Powder is all. And those small, COOK quickly. Face Powder at 79¢c 44c on To the r y » Tell your grocer wh INDUST FREE!. A 25c Wool By HENDR der Puff with me Author of The daint: delieatetly on st hes Tal- hig rf). grade assort ~] ( hocolates and nut pudding, c ho« “= of Hytone Face a > Lee: : cum it« ppolied “it sic velour reat? = . S a > « “ > a , : wintet to included : - ~ late marshmallows. orange marmalade. coated caramel! Cc Powder at = ee IFTY ; Pars pti ‘ry Soseben we aml sour orange } rezular HOc value: spec ial, tb. box eontains one pound: &§ val — wa» * Se . ' mills Im our eountry, each On Dark Nights | FREE! FREE! Electric Nothing More Hardy te CREME OIL a eet De ° ‘an Lad: Than a Good Flashlight Ester Paleurns SOAP att of Wem SALE of Rend gcd Ton -demmumanas PRICE, Four - Purpose TEN CAKES ong sia no a z ste said, o le ene mem gn LE DOWTEIT R OTS. , . . want—(Juick (Juaker — ac K. NAIRN rytintaomcyye 2 eh ns aa N.J. > a " - N uic ‘ . . V7 W. & J. SLOANE holesale, Sole Selling Agents ow, a : on et New lork Sar Francisco Quaker Oats Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes - * : , | ft 50c $1.19 Tanlac 89e Hlorlick’s Malted Milkk— Bromo Seltzcer 38c. Thiec. $2.98 23c. 45c. S89c $1.10 Mastin’s Vitamon Tablets 89c $1.10 Nuxated Tron Sole Pinanud'’s Fan de Quinine. 79c, $1.39 Palmolive Shaving Cream 27c¢ Danderine 29¢. 49¢, S3ec 30c Fdwanis' Olive Tablets 230 Homi's Sarsaparilla ‘ 79e $1.25 Grav's Glycerine Tonic 98e 50¢ ie molive Shampoo 29° Viek’s Vaporuhb Vinot 22, 49c¢. $1.29 $1.00 2 i: Natiena! Toilet Co., Paris, Tenn. “Oe 5c SOe sanitol Tooth Paste Rexall Tooth Paste Dier Kiss Lip Sticks (astile Soap 1'4.-lb. har Lustrite Nail Preparnztions $2.00 Minerlava Beauty Clay Dorin’s 1249 Rouge Pompcian Rouge se Gold Medal Harlem Oj Ca psu les, “0c 27¢. 19¢. 98e 38¢ ‘:Ivco Thrmoline 27. 53c. $1.00 lLavoris 23. 44c. 89e¢ Jad Salts ra a S$! 69 (akiwell’s Syrup Pepsin 53c. $1.00 340 Raume % valgesique ‘ RBengne's | 6% s4e Calotahe 326 Wildreer Shampoe, S4c: 3 for $1.00 T{ees: ’ alr Tonie Sic. Tle “* a Cer = = «= j Totally different. Casts muracies. Over 2,000,000 guaranteed by Foot Re ty Co.s Prove it Free eatisfy We offer 2 week's Pres SR completely or Amer es . gantic trusts soon ¢ force any quality of they desired, and they 0 Start an independent cro BBdersel! him, ruin his trade, material by cornering the morahle, but mostly otherwi isiness and into bankruptcy. hn Antitrust law was pessed Poly which would not perm Menied and strengthened du 7 the Clayton Antitrust A heh would tend to lessen : ful for one corporation to t any other corporation. (To Be Readers who clip and preserve lection of historical facts. Val Ing the study of history by ct CES ESO) ee CP ae OEP ee Set a SI, E h) At) =) =~ at ADDRESS | vw Tomorrow, — it Airight a Me BILIOUSNESS—SICK HEADACHE, (ia . oe Listerine here today call for an Tabict, (a weretable Lar Se an! ' nave ta hh . eperient) to tone and streng+hen Ee Fe ster | pays to De without it. It has so the organs of digestion and el! mi- many us ; 7 . si ' ‘ bi ethas uses _ r r ‘ec “ - Daticn. Improves Appetite, Rellevag . a . 4 5 as an antiseptic , for | Gunetipasion. Et. SS | persona hygiene and to ridyour- _ ' 4 al ’ | A New Skin in Forty Halfa million ws * bought it by mail at $2. Now on sale here at ecee W olff- Wilson's Toesdar s+ Lnnivereary Sale SUIT Also Stylish Swagger. cords and 1600 or more high- §3 - g00d - as - new “ctiso lots of topc Sth fine makes as ~ never 2 : ; | : = CORN eV Eg t{ W~Ocu of the embarrassment of un- pieasant breath. Price LISTERINE Chips off the Old “Block —the safe antiseptic “N? SUMIORS—Little Ns . We eat SAVINGS DEPARTMENT So oie + eet a a ee | ig utncaliiconmur BE Special price ee | = CAPITAL, $1,000,000 . RA a 3 lar 7 Mail Orders Fi <* tt . ‘ ' x . "Ny ~ < : For the convenience of ot out-of-town customers. | fill mail orders for a tional charge for for those tliving within, & aa : 1 100 miles; 20¢ from 21ic, 42c, 79¢ miles. This tnctuda | <ample bag. Opening Until 6.30 P.M. Monday Evening | =e YS , “ INDER U.S GOV'T. SUPERVISION

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, ,. OWE reas . MONDAY ~ i TIL 22, {99e. iy | Sunday. Post-Dispatch | Advertisers Receive - ) MARKETS, 490 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION than those‘in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ® | WANTS, REAL ESTATE - —_——> _— —_—_ } no - ry i oie ie” ~ > eed a ae "AMERICAN HISTORY |NEW ROSES FOR - FOR CHILDRE™ | LITTLE CHEEKS ee ae ee ee i ALL WEEK SPECIALS Chocolate Molasses Sticks Lemon Coffee Cake Pocket EXCLUSIVE phe KiGaYs adaore | ‘ . 1. £, pe Te , A breakfast (i bigiiy rT a — —_— - — > - A A CAE ly CN OG Ce eB PT ot = er 1880 Small Industrial Enterprises Became So tees Menaced by Centralization That Laws to Protec representatives ee ST Enacted esi! yt Gide Foote - Wa. __i||_+~=Busy Bee Tea Rooms FOF = «7s i = ‘ , ee =5 De = | f ; . t > : it : | Ha 6 es oe to 2d Pion T AMPICO preparation entailed Y leven the piest |! and Re roducing Pia Ww Sn St S . arte your Sane ee ee in the a Just four letters, but oe am 417.N: 7th 617 -N. Broadway [Mf excellent cuisine: and | Aegean ‘they mean the differ- this firm mm | a | “Your di t has Gude 0: = - SSS === uy =O pervades these charming Tea Rooms. Knake ence between a rice e, quality 2, penn AL tn - « T ‘ : . straw rugand a CREX uiccessful. | i 7 A (Gjude’s uesday s Specials Haines Bros. Rug made of tough | ; ; Pepto-jiangan _ meserted Nut Briitles Pineapple Layer Cake Marshall:Wendell wire grass. ‘ pigment , | 8 ie RI. likes ‘se cris : \ luscious treat—three golden lay - Don’t accept a substi- ar . 4 aes a ) si . : . 7 ai Y, as ; i?) IS r¢ —T Ny ; en la ; : fonic ana Dlood Enricher Dits OF Hrittie; made better bv a pr , renerousiv iced, with a delicion . Pianos " tute. Specify CREX. Itis ( vrane Rouge rs with rier~e ber “* ‘ TCL wae”. - our guarantee and your aenee Face . £ Ryne. 4° ates s ~ ol 1772S} ! frac ~ rted mineapt la £51] ne. ~ ‘ ile, f 7 aes; aS Poe Tuesday only Olive at Eleventh protection against dis- ‘ . . Secure the Ris-tiT KIND of Roow-e 50c ‘ t *Fe,* 2 of ERS oer BOARDERS through Pposre ‘ 7 ‘ Ave Sar ; ; appointment. DISPATCH WANT ADs. me fTunetion ’ p #2\— ) will be made payable in June. if ; -t ’ » faa . “t+ % ' j Seapine three sniall shoe factories in a certain Massachusetts . ‘ee factories came together ; j , 606-08 Washington Av., Thru to Sixth St. ’ One dav the owners ¢ ’ the i said, ‘Let us put all our money together and build one big . * . re " ; See : ory. instead of our three little factories. Together we can buv petter machinerv than anv one of us alone can affo | and as one Metory will not need as many workmen as three fa: : 2 mn keep our best men and let the others go.’’ Whenthe big, new ae eC « factory was completed, it was found to turn out more shoes than » ie three Small factories together had heen able to do. Then th a 3 i i ? k a s and O S l ; guaranteed one mwrners came together again and said, 2VO' feet detachable : : -: . . . . ® the West is finished, let us send a 4-ib. Bar TWesell our shoes there.” When the 1 people of Kansas found g Pure hat the salesman from the East could offer ' better shoes at a ; - EE thas tisir local factory. they ordered all their boots ash In} CASTILE and slippers from him, and the Kansas factory had to close down oS, sree STS ou Ls TeCAaAtTeS eC Within 10 vears, from 1880 to 1899. ther-goods factories in the entire country MAKES } geere were five times as many leather goods o1 tl : mark t in 18% : : UNRULY HAIR} ome ee con eee Pee re down Be 6 thins, Sus Exqutsite Handmade Models From Porto Rico and Machine- Made Waists BEHAVE al over th cou it 7. There is ee a an 7 ae nf eo nay ; . ° aeeeewe the count; ta gee eeaiedadligg Bago s: ie: || From Some of Our Best Domestic Makers That Our Combined hinery in large scale production ler, and profits greater. | 1 E ae 7 i / S mid. In 1872 he, with 12 other oil refiners, formed a company = 1 7 . T 63 x: © e @ * e . arite oO Sf) ° j . ‘ | | Fd ra oa Seeps Hair Combed le — Soft, Smooth Pe eee ee Re a = | the most famous was the Standard Oi) (-: ' , ' ; ; ich was powerful enough to force the ra’): ‘iy | avery low rate. : ? . y \ wey I ci i. ° Then Mr. Rockefeller started to buy out h old 4 a ” S | qt They are made of French voile, dimity and batiste, mech One that unless he sold, he would ruin his | ind he . : . . | ! . : . : Ee ate Wh oh on months’ . | : : | many with insertions and wide edges of eee wes peodncing mere thania fifth of al a4 J an lt real Filet and Irish laces Oi] in the country. Rocket: competitors in all parts of the United States, and, by 1882, al! =| : i pice? 01] i | Tae “ > , . . lee soar ga oe — iy eagle pad ris ab : i Pen Reged eae 4a A Waist selling to which we devoted weeks us" Ormailiv created. Nine directors were appointed, hocke + 4 i de . "AN | Os .ve . — . eat their head, and in their hands lay control of all the oil i: iL¢ TE SS ee =e a | of careful planning, backed by the determina- Aterica. | : a : ar, GD S> Ve 7 tion to offer values that would prove IRRE- Such gigantic trusts soon became very unpopular. T! | : (fF 6. RAS = ign”: Se tern {/ SISTIBLE. Tomorrow sees our rosiest expec- ve an quality OT Por ais up m wT? © } nhHiie at wt 3 F , =e Ve A 2 | a ; j ™: eage = 2 3 - ¢ ne tations fiilfilled. for not 17) severa! seasons have Misses’ Sizes mey Gesired, and they were so powerful that no man wi + \ (ie Oak : ee es e tees y to start an inion lent concern of his‘own. The trust would _— ! 7 : YY Si 3 we heen able to offer equal quaiities Mm Wash 14 to 20 a « isd eTPUeit Col Prii thi id / +? i A 4 ' ‘id a ; 6 : A g _ - An, as . 5 i " . } cere, Fae Mereell him, ruin his trade, make it impossiblé for hi: Oo ge Soe | io ' ftas Wee kn : Waists for $1.95. So immense are selections Women’s Sizes ended: SCence "Material by cornering the market; in some Way. sometime si us “re Pe ieee act ~s and so unusual the savings, we urge every 36 to 46 erable, but mostly otherwise, they would force him out of || | . TAS} hf a ies woman to supply Summer’s needs NOW. J : mess and into bankruptcy. At Jength. 1 | | e* *seeeee e @® oom “®ea5 | am Close at 8 P. M. Sharp Gran@ Cars Stop at Doer. ——_!,

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is ,51.LOUNS FPOST-DISPAILH ——_ Porceed to Abamdon Taxicab Bari Hammett of 5145 Cologne §! avenue, chauffeur for the Yello: “axgicab Co., reported to a policema: at Skinker road and Pershing avenu 1:30 a. m. yesterday that t Over 200,000 St. Louisans are proud owners of their own homes. High rents and scarcity of homes do not bother them. Are You Headed for a Home? The first step is a Savings account with St. Louis largest bank. Start one today, and add to it regularly. FIRST NATIONAL BANK = — > _ , BROADWAY-LOCUST- OLIVE ALSO 8I8 OLIVE LARGEST /N S/ZE AND SERVICE Opening Sale of PORCH DRESSES Extra Fine Quality Values Extraordinary +7.95 KILBURNEY GINGHAN ~CHAMBRAY and LINENE Deftly Materials With Nicest Detail and N Finish |) aT es a charming variety of bright, qay Copen blue, light blue, lavender, gray, Small and large plaids and checks: straigh: euffs of contrasting shades, «elbow sleeves «as! Sockets. Also waistline models with ta collars. Sizes 36 to 52 a a ‘.% thhat oi the Wally Ulohe-Democrat and the simes Comodined, MONDAY Bs APRIL 23, (998 oe —————— A _ HE BENWOOD CO. 1110 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. HAS ON DISPLAY A COMPLETE STOCK OF ~ 9:30 P. M. ' _—~ 8:30 P.M. _ @ Sock and bend quotaticns— ae = ve _ - @ Fashion timo— : , . . R ~ew co’ oe Fe ~~ —_ ¢ » Pe oe Le _ cs : ~ - oie . @ Statesmen expiaming national OO T I This evmbol of quality w yvour Protection TS ae a - New A new vacuum tube has made it possible. Radiola V and Radiola RC have been topping them all in popularity for dependability and long range—receiving over thrilling distances—up to 1,500 miles and more. Now both are converted to dry battery operation. This means greatly lowered cost—does away with bulky storage batteries— gives the far-away farmer the same good service it gives the city man. No more need for expensive storage battery and charger. A big saving! And a saving made greater by the new offer —a combination offer of receiver and accessories—com- plete at a price remarkably low. Loud speaker can be added to either set. Radiola V or Radiola RC Complete $142.50 The New Way: Complete for dry battery operation, including three new tvpe WD-12 Radiotron vacuum tubes; head telephones: “A” battery consisting of three dry cells; “B” battery consisting of three 22°2 volt units. $142.50. The Old Way: The price of Radiola V or Radiola RC, when equipped for storage battery operation, formerly came to $207.50, “There's a Radiola for every pure” Radio Corporation of America New York, Chicago, San Francisco REG. U. S. PAL. OFF. Radiola RC Three sube PR adiola—detector and two step amplifer. Salid mahogany, aettractiveiy frrash Thousands of letters like this ame pouring in—giving such distance te cords for Radiolas RC and V. “For your information wish tw adobe that on February rsth we made deli ery of an RC Receiver to Mr. E FB. Elskamp of this city. Mr. Elskamp had never operated a recewing set of any kind, yet on the fifth day, Monday, Feb. roth, he picked up WHAZ at Tem, N.Y ., which is approximately 2415 miles on an air line from Susanville, and on the ninth evening on which he operated Secramenro, Calif. Medford, Ore. Oakland, Calié Portland, Ore. Sean Francisco, Calif. Portland, Ore. Los Angeles, Calif. Los Angeies, Callt. Salt Lake Cicy, Urab Moscow, Idaho Lacey. Wash. Tecoma, Wash. Butte, Montana Denver, Cola Calgary. Caneda Kanses (ity, Ma. Fort Worth, Texas Davenport, lows Los Angeles, Calif t. Louts,. Mo. hicago, IL. Derroit, Mich. L error, Mich. Ac ance, Ca. “Yours very truly, “Cc. W. HALLOWELL, ef Hallowell HardwareCay Susanville, Cala.” figeuesgaaaeyercs & abate hit ~ diol You can obtain RCA Radio Receiving Sets at your nearest dealer; if not, write or telephone to the nearest RCA Distributor listed below, who will promptly tell you where you can secure one. Manhattan Electrical Sup. Co. «>vi*t . Pee 1106 Pine St. ntral 7375 Wesco Supply Co. 7th & Clark Av. The McGraw Co. Main 53250— Central 3700 BRomont 2018 Locust St. —i entra] i3e7 Beckley-Ralston Co. 3310 Washington Av. Bormont 3130—Cemtral 2759 Simmons Hardware Co. Sth & Spruce St. Main 3400—Central 7100 —— seal —= | =< — “~~ — }* em eee Radiola R. C. or Radiola V. Complete with 3 RED SEAL DRY CELLS, 3 WD-12 Tubes, 2 pair of sensitive Head- phones and Piug. Ready to attach to your antenna. The Best Buy in a Radio Set. . : Ms NHATTAN iw ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO_INC. | 1106 PINE STREET DISTRIBUTORS WE PARTICULARLY RECOMMEND . RED SEAL DRY BATTERIES - FOR BEST RESULTS — 5 +" ay \ vi! a * € - fi a es se Corporation — | Tica the Cost of Radio % Improvement | MONDAY. APRIL 73. 197%

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g5% The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPAT Ee . ic ‘ ali} . CH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and Ti : : ——————___ Rest iting oo the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ee —— ne — ——— —- -——_— - — = slciniie ee | - om : ci ” ; . c e - 19 Save from $5 Durham will cut down the cost of your smoking. Se = —_— —_ — a ie You will be amazed to see how the use of “Bull”? i How is it possible to give you quality at the low cost . ee: of 10 cents for 50 cigarettes? ANSWER: The government tax alone on 50 machine- made cigarettes is 15 cents—5 CENTS MORE THAN THE COST OF 50 “BULL’’ DURHAM CIGARETTES TO YOU! The average smoker saves $1 to $1.50 a week by sa “rolling his own” from “Bull??—or from $52 to $78 a reer td year. This makes quite a Christmas fund—or pays for a fine trip. like this ere 1 distance re and V. vish to advise made delie- fo Mr. E. F. Elskamp had ig sect of any Monday, Feb. IAZ at Troy, ely 2415 miles GENUINE >? . ; + _ oy ra, = ‘ , . -” ” j , ‘ : — 7 :& ' ee z - 2 - = J od . - ‘ ; - ; . : ‘ 2 , » . ’ " - a * é-« ‘ ue “e* - e i a ; : : ’ ; ~ DURHAM TOBACCO GOOD C sil CIGARETTES = || [COMMEND TTERIES L.Ts Years of rience Are of Its Seal ——$—$——————— __ ca

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— ” APRIL, 28. 1923 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “9 _Yesterda WONDAY EVENING. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : . . —_— 7 m m for Improvement ¥ 4, : ig St. Louis Fans Complain ot Cramped Quarters; But There Seems to Be Plenty of Roo fo prot ti ornsby’s Thr Mike Cvengros, En Route to the = Ch Who Boxes Tonight Defeat by Fulton Jn Memoriam Shines in Derby Toledo Bowlers {| (Cubs Victory; ? am pion Oo Oxes onl | | at Chicago's “Bootleg’t Show May Cost Johnson Win 3 Events of Bushes, Halis in St. Louis Long —* ———— Eo A $25,000 Purse | i hedae men ba Enough to Win Game for Chicago Floyd Had This Sum Guaran- Dace sd Seem Bs ES ~~ Two Di Chie: ba teed for Bout May 12, but | TO sae anaes ee Wins Doubles. : Risks It All Tonight. ee ce 2 a , —cmidde | iined for the Inge FULTON AND JOHNSON; LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 2 "sturdy son of MeGee-En-| closed lait ntane angen ‘~ 2) Weidemann’s sturdy son of MeGee-En- closed last night at FIGHT FACTS 7 in . emor! im, “ °4 for the local jaeger of Toleds runSoat } : urts ign n n ‘22 champion te .' 7 — ave played ' 7 ” , a-® . % . — e~ * >. ’ f : " aa) ’ ’ oy . ‘ -~ | ' ~- ' el e = ¢ , %s _ : b rr "or @€ ‘ : , p> ‘: R I F- F J AT si . - ’ | > ceceimnalalt ae ae Ae eat a : ' the res adi | .étn os t \t no stag ° 4 2 and the Kerscher Sa Tce corpius a ants ian bom:-run hitter of tho Amert- oy a oye LIMIT—vJ¥* : foi: Lis -hen tT am re ae ng brows of the can League, Aenny Wiel.am- . —. —. «Se cier whee er ; ina 1 ‘> wave nr Lot ; s+ Bros. of St. Louis Gal — ve | \TRo is awk ef of the = a ‘BATT! EF GROUND—Armory. , . | + reeled off the | th three-quart ES ret | totaling 231 —— However, the men who 10 "ec. : “WINNER—T- et : =_ ey . : ee-=. - ie ner tu K pe : — . vious % ears, a fact ple els . Owner Stands to Win F: | testants biamed on the mins, ¢ The Post-Dispatch’s Fastern Boxing xner Webiemar : : trip Aim. anc ; cureed \ “" =a “ce that the varnish clang & Authority iow ire ewpor , energie ssi r. ball and destroy ed the A ” ) | 4 . The 13924 tou r eer awarded to Kanes Gi) ca THE WINNERS. ‘ Team FEvente—Pace Dairy. 48. Keracher Elevator, “Ble Leads Mean Little turda a fleiding slip wiped o Miit.rew ct litmm RP of , ne : he \h ’ HAMPION JOHNNY WILSON Deubtes— Vrs. Z Quia- sco 1039: Mra & cendlen hicago. 1914; - mm — Umpire Sentelle 1m Vira T = hk a n but. 2 m after . . : : ; : +: : : » (;°- 2 - = - , , RPO ae apis * Sw coe-Mre me Manager Gleason of the > | 7 | : 3 | phi e. holde . 2 gor pe Standimg of the Clubs " CINCINNAT telling : , - : ' : : | »acal =. : ke ¢ ’ ~ © oe . . é ; , . . . i A — tohe: : . : NM af fe : Lf et : ~ = Largest Crowd Since pene Series ee —— Sees Game; Shocker in \ 5( 7) . Nore: Sty: : ee eo Mid-Season Form’ wR A'S COLUMN enty one of | a 4 | ' a Sateen Makes (cod Can't t Change His med " after a lili i ee ee ee ee ee ee en eee ee more ? . ™ — . ' = Urban Shocker pitched almost as | etiecctive a came as he will Trt« ha Tr ¢ ; ; » ¥ . - than te Me reached first three times « his | 3 al , ill pret ! d BhecRer cen ted A Te? pe | feer attempt« enee en a waik mi! . ' ~ , » : ‘ . ; ‘ YCGQ liamse peg | : ra : twiee on singies te left eid 2 « 4 : = " : “s } % — : (gpoeeaeee. vp hen “a 3 | . ) , | : AMERICAN LEAGUE. : ‘ } ba to the gre? standc. perm:t* ‘eo , + é P s 9 R ri ‘ : ‘ @) Og thiréd The fe * en second ilate: ' weful pla ‘ - ' . - BOSTON AT PHILADFELPHI\ eoorec Im the eighth, Deret bebbied -onduc' . - . ' rue n . ‘ a beueder and. while be beld a ruaeecr Adie « : ; . ves : ‘ :, 0 0 : This man tower orered the winnie — "| | = | — . oe ; | me , ) } — . , ¢ : , | ) PHILADELPHL\ Just like you used to do, flip ovet ; 7 One million, Six : a “ee a Squecer pias that “en fer on a | Mt o ; $ | , , acu : ne . : re | : , c : - , ] 6 | Bor a nickel fora good cigar. A Wm. . ‘ thousand, two h Ut Chicage. Schalk bunting with Woxri! and women (average coming inte the piate . : rhe . Billy ) a a a6 as >Dhia= . . | : SSeernane shrew retired Schaik st movement His ite were cleat M : : Talllited cecret Rolla ig ss °°" DerRorr AT CLEVELANS Penn at the old-fashioned pree a employed by the : = | ted States in 1 the sacle (gn bu @ ' Bar Ree = Acco i g tothe . ° . : » ) ) | = LE LEE ts ee a PO EX AS LEAGUE > L\WERITC AN ASSOC LATION Tomorrow's Huntington Entries. Mire rec3<o— S500 . , , - time you light a A Recoiling Vengeance. ) \ Tareyton you know you're ; voing to get what you've alwavs hoped to get—a thoroughly enjoyablesmoke. | We Match Your] | Coaté Vert —.. <Ooreer.eTrer oF A HE : INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ° | @naor Norfolk to Meet Jamaica Kid. ‘[jueeeeem _ NTHRERN ASSO LATEON ~ © @eeeteeprteses ener 2feeeneteeerteetee-e®

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gn . oT = louis POST-NISPATrH MONDAY EVENING, APRIT, 93 1999 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH 4 __ Yesterday’s Game Shows Heydler Was Right When He Said Benton Couldn’t Pitch in the National League - ‘= . ab nnmmribernricamthgnogan en “ a . , . e eee eee j e ° le POPP ODO OO el Ol » vy mone cress er _ now n Hornsby s Three-Base Error Gives Sluggers Out-Slugged § High Teams in Richards and Tilden ° Ameling, Smith IN THE WAKE OF THE? the position at fest base _plarind PAS LLLP Reda. Fonseca being out of the lineup ment. | 2 F . |) . ° ST. 1A | CHICA “epee Mid-Week Games Likely to Ac BIG LEAGUES stricken with appendicitis. Jake Daw “fubs Victory; Cardinals Tie [ty 0% 8 Meare Accomeeny || Doubles Leaders|; SOUnna cine oe Bowlers eS Se Ke ss 3 ‘ a RE ; [ines 2 Central and Soldan Clash To- : , . The Brooklyn |! ers were shut Ee “ ~ ° Bot"? BS are. @ S.A NEW YORK. April 23. St. Louisans Total 1265 Pims out vesterday by * nts. having| Sixty-fve theesesd eae eee Events of #) Up in Ninth, but Bill Doak Fails 20.0 cio | RESTREMASORT Qocoaticrems sre % tongs Han aes rw DS TR a og mae pe | : oe eo s Tourney | 4 > oe —— ar a ~~ I ] ] f e today Will Hartte2 1 2 Q Kinley Wednesday. lay, liam M. Johnston ag. athena Mave p BO 0 y y ait Ge Selmed fm bite iavecien of Central States. ae "es pi c was eflective ae entati. aniline 5 ' / England for the ail-come rs ten- Poor Fielding Aga Fatal to Rickeymen, Despite Superic ‘an? 2 wor sey ' ‘31 8 1] ) Central and Soldan high schoo) ? nis singles at Wimbledon bv Vin- 2 terda at Cincinnati 1 ihe seventn I'ome runs appeal strongly to the PEORIA. Tl.. Apri! "3 Terr. nning lie W ' ard and was “arty f the 29 cjreutt drives in the — . 4 ‘ ‘7 ? , - ty : “ay : ’ Mitte ’ “ tT? ’ ° e] rv ¢ "a " or ’ | > : , Doubles. tg, OW af ’ OT) ) ea .mMman Will Op the jiattel is none other than VA | iw here * eeterdayv Ww th a to il of 126 , . 5 ath , Be | | | y ts ' pels ” prt ae sap : rt . . - . — . ‘ ‘ ate ave 4 . - he 7 > ‘ \pereay ia . » + — | ’ \ & . ‘ , ’ . in 7 i? tT a ‘¥ . B Jo h F H hi IwGe : oe ] KT ey Wi .' #s i‘ artery! on iia In ] Tilden I] national! cham- : ¢o%17% "°°% ? : " Pa : Bay _ re es : “7 — y sep . olland, Innings p44 5678 T at the enme fiela pion in singles for the last two Ameling had games of 211, 282 and three-baggcer b es. It leada the American Leagu: : > Dac - ~ . ; 7 4 7 ay raps tthe ; te ) nor , 229 - ; P or the lane? Fouad in " Of ?r - pe st-Nienatech Staff . ‘ . me Yen ' ] lee ‘ f its ¥ ‘ ise vears nr c} 4h *o* " Pre, ! ry ,7 , ey } . } * a - : Ms tat the Washington glace where the : . — hog Bf an eve rh fre ain y} NX; ' 7° ) ~ ‘ 7 ‘ } De OTS ~~ the fy? .. 7 h eincies. whe? rin? ? : - ime winner of tha: Fiona! League. Whereas, poor Tielding Primarily and nd-rat if Os f ' Yeatr : t Jittle pres and ™ Kipp gained second place witl ly a i] 1e VY Cali an * " . : ‘ i ci 43 ‘ ‘ q - = . — P . me Quin of ¢ hicawy . ing as a c mtributing Cause lave result: cj nm ¢hmn 1 ee nd - . , a , it is expected 1 it Soldan will et ST. LOUISANS AWARDED ‘27%. having *gwames of 167, 249 ri . Miss Arcnes Day piteh ee in tie loss of four 2.4; baled ye Se Ps le we ae: s er utae- al a i dud - “AY " : " . : “so ; ‘ . . ; = . . i ré ers ’ ' . iar , y orn | low: 1 YT r) } ] P: ‘ vy : 4, es on the ball field, the regular run of jneom 4 ie be es with a rey *. Soldan nas $153 PRIZE MONEY had a . P . . » ith a ecore of 103% gam , ii itit? Ay Li] ' gate os. ae yf : , ‘an 4 ? ne cur won te i a att: aati and Ben Cohen rolled 606 CVG yV occasion Sulit a 534 and Mrs Quin igs continued without eee eption. ‘ >D ! } inning: off Osb rr “tet McKinlev has started slow’) and | IN BOWLING TOURNEY The Witters Razz and Rex teams - endien and Mra G Yesterday $3.500 customers paid «traw tha: } roke thi ne : pS fn ' ‘ nn. 1 in:2-3 diene Miia 4 vente 6: wise Yat Of prise. winners in. the! rotied tito third a1 ATE NG. CF PEERS ’ n ° . cea te nial +. . , - ji aa Lilie . na £ ini ; ; her le .11@! is ¢€ I reas‘ | a ;e\ na s 1S i2Z90~ Wilifth s si] Lri© hd »' oe Pp Raaaita 6 “4 2 \4 - -. leago, rolling on an to see Bill Killefer s gp tlbahegu mm th iS the easiest chance lmagin- 4 ae | none ash. assed Yeatman will make it three straizht | five-women event of the women’'s'i« the five-n l event The Witte A blue suit of Sedgwick estroyed St. Louly’ sth, score 8 oe i Phe : “ae “4 vant g } rs Victories by winning Wednesday « national bowling tournament, as is-! had 2864 and the Rex rolled 2861 serge knows no season ying «a Winner in one grilled with sparkiing prays tnrougn il Sherde}l, startiy g hi Fimne Puls" . ga contest sued last night, shows that three ereage a EET " : rf topping the leaderg om nine innings and saw the Card!- game of the year, was bowling =e = ; St. Louis teams won an agcgregate of and 1S appropriate for Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. gh stage & four-run rai’ , thie under a one-ruy? deficit whe} FT et Rogers Hlorr . The al] . ne — that } @ had in 719} £153 The Pave Dairy five of Toledc. BILL PERTICA SENT TO whatever 1S short of a full i by 109 pins scoring wa) frame that momer! ril tied dinta th th innin a ee ee and ‘te wr meee Statz [oak I } ‘ alwi ys bee! fa’ y winners of the national title, re- HOUSTON UNDER OPTION A suit of Sedgwick dress occasion. So most wr the local pair. ie score. ne FOU int . bit Of trouble that fille rolled his easy bounder at Hornsby. | . me -uUvs, and -:+irt’ ceived $125. The Peetz Bros. tearn . sate aaa : la, ¥ ’ ‘> , : — . ° ’ : : ; rth at that ate a rs f ‘ [ «a # *. ] yt) 1] > } : S S ‘rr of Toledo waa the The crowd was the larges the ne bases for him. with onlv one our Togers took the conventional three ., eye , ee: Hes f the best St. Louis entry, won 9100 es gaoor a ie Re : Serge, CUStOm every man, whatever other OU n t« re : : r laved before . I thie B «* ‘ . . — —~?a*? : 4 > * sf > © al “ wshae . ‘ y a » rrieh ry Ty thir 2 Tha | ? i= i ia - . , iF" Ss J ‘ 7 } z \\ 4 ’ 4 7 i ’ . . . ry team of Toledo Hig Cincinnati opening day and the Friberg was an easy out before the|.... snadlay au i eet ate aggenall He | 4—Brooks Oil, Cleveland . . 929 yal i a ‘ ; . . Si . pA ; ’ ‘) | » —_ : & ; hij e& 7 t f i ’ at = 7 er 2. ’ ‘ me ‘ . . . : 7 E ‘ ; ’ ‘ ~ ay . ; . a 4 o* 7 : ‘’ 8S ‘ > ~ - - P P . = 4 _ . A f h teracher Elevators of amyl lus wrinkles from the Miller shot a «har ee sack ehh “ Smith we Sane : h converted the! 2-—aeeee Bose. ey eene« . + aan0 =f lief pitcher most of the time and ~~ be other than one of the 7 A second “ +} Ps a eomove eurp.us : ; ; ne | ; ne Ds : ' ° ia i }) a ai i rs" tf ‘ ey! te? \J , . ‘ . ‘ , w h« els ad aun A lr 1% ‘ »* , “ a — ce Tr ; n T ney a4 bir tone Brothe - ‘ one | ’ 3 ;° lad Or ly tu n ran @« He ma le : r 5 aia Thi . th : f : 324, pelging brows of the club AcCcCOUnNt - ‘ iff j it? fe li Oe c] very } ad an rm14 , . : ' ws w bh { h was hauffn i? ae a pit her single ] ro 9 Tavior Auto Trunks cy as allans showing in 19 _+ hie 4. ¢ - nest serge. 1S iS e : souis inished thir pan 8 et j ty ‘ ‘ ha wide ; ‘ ‘ . ty \f 1 - t antl . . . ‘ ‘ Arew - . ec P Fa 1% a CTAakoO . > oe j \ ae @' itis. 4 hs ‘ . ~ 4 ae . h “ th . . . in and then et tad « apc. ; se * cae ce: ee Sete. mn Pa sciggp _ “ 4 19 Bix Eds Racine 2915 35 | Vvear, and was regarded as one of the Sedgw ick serge to whic However, ® men who ao the singe ) the same territory selected’ ~*~ - SUS Sats a , 2t@0 @ ia. nith in dee 11—Ziegenhein 3ros St / most mromisinge pitchers r the e : ’ . ; ™ .* ™ ‘ ‘ *> ‘ . " or. + he > , » te es “nr ‘ , ‘Vwruw Se SF sea ba ; aA ; r of Toledo wo ~~ _— , he “ rr) er . in the wenera : that sent Kauffman to third Louis = ~«O08 Ji ~ - n the worrying on the ball file ld h ive had \ Mille: ine hoard ‘ f Strateg. Be: nan : ae aide - a “les ; 8 es nga be “ oad = I o. Jackson Park Alleys "hj - league Ricke Vv rave , im a fir i] tri far oft Australia has con scoring 1582 in h .d through each met nsid e ¢} ‘rantham is @ No-| caRO 2197 5 sie aay et ; va éeir burden | etgprecan cna Cewg c _— ee ee ed the itfield row Stoex toriously weak hitter. He has done | 13—aAlhert Pick & Co. Chi it Cincinnatl in the last game ot . > ° of ¥ ‘J - r- - a » ‘a ~ a , oe tournament just 7 er? mgt? ; , © *t ‘ ~ . . . P 1% sti defeats. Hartnett, filling 1e bases rnie l fg | and he was the man Doak should 15—Rova! Alleve. Dayton aan: % tha . } not m ecords f: ee ' “a . ME hoy pe PRG. ae : ts Ae “ in peal Big Leads Mean Litue. Osborne, who is big enough to h Y hebots way a Wa Part s were have retired. get | 10-——-West Side Dulck. Milwau °176 — » the Card: t of serge should be fash- »/ - : | oe > : - ° } . . , 7. ce > ° . ‘ >) ‘ , , ; , , " : = , . . ~ ,’ , ** >>) ‘ ; r aif —— | ” ae ied 7 sfve-run advantage that the Card fanned ridiculously for im jarante sires SE essine inning iu.c Pr the thirdias strongly in thelr half and put cver | Grtmes’ Hit Ends tt. gg aolls 2180 = 2° | YESTERDAY’S HOME RUNS. aed they lost out in the Seventh bs This put the issue dire@tlv un + ' ' ;' Pou ‘ nt? °)—Gir Municipal. Minn: NATIONAL LEAGUE. ioned- into the finest of suits—a suit hand tailored , fact which the cone ion the pins. claim. ‘arnish ciune to the ts. Pevearssivi lan ORR . . * . ue : ‘ 4 } ' . vi T “a ry r 4 yee oe wen " Bede, e of id to * Yeats ra i” ay ey } m hi ¢ 1¢ iT eo) ¢ i +} ’ -. } } ™~pr —r f+ wee ° . . ’ = a . 7 > 3 . : Ae AD is : r 14? iayver—C lub. No. Total 607-9 NORTH SUTH Sie to y our individual meas- : 9°4 Tournament has 2 cor : 2 ' sé : 4. me-run marzg TT) That 7 rr¢ rT wis rhe , if wnr ‘ fe, ry} The iy ‘ervey i? ” . an o ‘ . . pena: Louls, C18; Brooke S2p0. Mineralities, Cul- Quin-Mies A. Devta, > Ge W ill iama-Mies 6 1014; Mra. M. Ke'l- Hill, &. Louwle, 1004, 4. Stoadman, To- A. Zavh-Mias A. Grats w) have not worked priac and the: ww ger TMel?Y hy : e ] ° Soa loney will @raw aa his opponent the aneclent Grover Alexander today. Freda " ' : aay Cont ae A Jaeger. Totedo, 804; rm Detroit, 356%; Mre and, 547; Mre. M. Blau, Mre FF. Williams, Mil- . RVENTS ra Toledo ; 2 — —.—— RETTES me. ~ . . “ Re rar ae ee - - “ ti . - - - - = — 7 — ~ - o on - ~ - as ~ « . a . > oo eontor , ? Li, *-, £ ; 2 » et Ne 5 rf ! Ce " ’ ; . ~ % . ‘-, . 4 “OY é ot. wT + - e a de ) 4 ioe a ».¢ a P & , *-. . ry) % ls . — =— » TAI > v ’ . . we , Po “ : ; ree. 4 wv ud ~ Ae. th. a * e ~ . .* : Pe al e 3 2 y e - Drake Relay Attract Stars Many of Country’s Greatest Athletes to Compete Friday, Saturday. ~ In One Family Out of Every 15 the Yead-wWinner is a Railroad Employee fe 2, a ne ate ee a - pe. Mee a y One million, six hundred forty-five that many of the greatest college $= _ —fl Ce, & thousand, two hundred thirty six men ET renters othter ; a ee me 3 and women (average for the year 1922) 3 | classic | | hae de. - ay... i Bee d price are employed by the railroads of the EE Co ee eS Ga an et Fe alle | a United States in the great business of ’ . ‘ : ‘im . aa : . : . " 5 ' - eer. | ~ . . : » ° , fie , o> j " ’ ‘ate tan. " ; ; i ii nh 4 : ** . ‘ ~ . ine . - aes * . . “ ‘ ‘ > . o%u . ii . o* ene ' — nd , " ‘ ‘ ; : -} * J r\ ; . ‘ . 77 * " ‘ — 4 : 46 , md mach ‘ Ww VW antland i ee State Teachers’ College, | ; 7 . hatirs ser A mth bee LicceTTt & Myers Tosacce Ga, : OLD RELIABLES

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at ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ca ea rea ___ ST.LOUIS Oe : : i DECI A W YORK CURB ||, WallStret 79h mapssn wan cust “SP! ete ON GRAIN EXCHANGE —SPECIAL DAIL¥n, PRICES IRREGULAR [NEW YORK STOCKS || NEW YORK BONDS (IN STOCK MARKET: | | | : . ; | ‘ | | | | : | | | | : : | | | | | | | | STRIALS. or aa en TRIAL BONDS. big 23... Sia BT ST AG SED + oR ey a > : tl aa i ' tw ' ; ‘ : . ' ' 2] ] ; . ’ = aes ins which mul pty ' 3 . Leman! i \ew By a Special ( orrespondent of 'SOmwais a sequently ¢ iuidation, v3 ‘ a4 , | ' 4 ' ' " 'L& A al | - ‘4 : , ' ' > _ , | ON 2 |! it poe] support ) PB : Paine epered Trade — Bond Market Beet M4, Mi, doh ; + ara : | ) a% | 2B Ma : 3 t% 94% , fd & a At : : ct - than the averam,. Me on the when ef Be | . 2 3 | be ‘ee ue Oe : , | ns | I ad. ve , jt where } organized efforts fr mae 9 SUSTAIN prices, tie Steady — Exchange Rates *".°°",°. 82" 895 8!) : fs : Lt ot ons dus ses ae | b | Sst) BH | 600 61 58%) 38% | Har ; a, | 3 eae ? . , ) #5. ) , : 7 -Pess , M : = : | : ] . + ne n * rapid progress, Are Firm. a . a) “SG! 8% : mi 7 ae fae \s a 26 OH 8 : | : rdner 3 90-13} 43 3 | Homest Ei 1.000! 67 i _amRoUgh the ee as heard on size of a: Lm : ea, } : ; é } : : : ’ , ' > ai* . are | had been ' 7 od $1 "a% By Leased Wire From the New York | Lo a. , ' ' Phx. Brae : . L-> ~ : " as an ag em of i Mined. Ttemnteh 4] : | . | % , ss ' - ’ , a , ; ; 3 , ‘a1 ° y . eet “ reduction in ethereal NEW YORK. April : . : imi § a3 : | 3 . > : ; a Tt | : : Chen ‘ountry, it furnd -_ een St. Louie public elevators were nis > wn ene an | | +P t+ *; gta! 4 19 as ay ~ “4 Let , 5 Bee ea & ) “go es for anes , sg. of wheat. 411.940 dushe ; ix ' : ‘ ‘ : v ; : ‘ : , . ' . ; ‘ : Ai . attack Uupen . ) ws , 7 , : ce ic ‘k Tunnel’ 1.000 24 |.2 *4 ‘height, and suddenly the steht — — @ ae» OP pe were steady and cail nm ; a 1 : ih gers? ‘ ‘ ‘ . . . . : : 7 = : : = ? ' ‘ . , " . . _ . a " — , 2 thr ih ; ; , : : & ' ’ ’ 2 > = a | INDARD OILS. on rw re » ] ; This caused @ a ; tral ments of wheat we ig Exchange ~yuacigely ire. ' ' ’ , : b , ; i : ak tS ‘ an ' A 2 *y : ' : ; a ; on: 3 . ig0 6 and «heavier than-a vee After a brief show ; » 179 . >i = »%, 2. : ; . . ; : wte 4 Ver Baldwin ity @ ' . 7000 bushels; corn receipt ~ 6 | t ¥s. ; - . . — | 4 i , ' (a2 1 108 7. t et tive. which hs entered ey | lan a Week ago and lighter f. rei@en exchanges ; . : : ~ . . j : , 4, , . ; ' ' : % ea ; ate : a - wane , : 343.000 busehela oats Aown. pr ‘’ ze ' ~ I . . ; , : " : : ; : i j . . i, = | . righ of their holdings for be , | tame 4 1e Seine 7s pre in the i prices 1: “he ; d , Pawan —_— | | ) [ENT BOND 7 | eme shown by other ya , BON Ds. 4 Lt ™% Peri iN BONDS. _ ua ma 7 ! + a | ' Saas nse = ben n n East Indies 6m te vear Refiners b at 6% cents, wh! above the previous tendency WAS anpare » the } - . é . arket Thus it ts aparen ‘ . we " . ; 13 “ , . » 235" ~ oi , . ban 6 “hI “TY Lv ct L3% issian .2 ett 10 10%) 10%) 207 side from the strength iz (;overnments« | cor ley ' « s)¢ _" ] } ; ‘ , ; , ;-4 : yy | = Mexico ' 7 \ding was almost ate . having rre 7 ms : , : pated by con Tiwe ‘ : : 5 ' ; , Br, , 7 in of etimulatin th , " . 4 | .04 i ] ' n . re | , , ‘ , vs . . 9 ‘ ~ : ee i — | . i. Spaton arened consideratiy Wiaher Brees att * cts alt age ay) Sayre SS BS AQ RY Hy YES re an G8 GOTTON MARKET IRREGULAR. vith the avaneee Sal AFTER SHARP ADVANCE & : , ' tien and se) ' , 1 ; , , , ver the . y ee Ba Scaie in weexa. Even a sharp re: h a - . - ' —— ; . ou : a) ;, ~ ° ' ' vl competition from «eam higher on he di / : ' ee, : = tn - ' iets Ghia tate price ot : ana as a) | St.LouisStocks te a8 ae rs is is shoe what'lisS “sitéadS |aniount of new oftestaaalllll pointe af Aa i! ‘ , ' Sh y | . J ~~ , . tome — » Be . | ' MINING n a tC was shown Dy investors or . _ lator was noticeable, Wheat mean ' " . . ' J in Kansas an en} , : . gen 7 7 , : . Lo Ch 1s du caste of frosty | | | : , | | . PP omg ss 7 | | oo aa gear hat there was no real weakneam the South , : ea , lil : cat mit : ' } LORE ITGCN BONDS “ -s ge - Pn vt d ; ' “ ) ta ~ ‘hat reaction there wag @al heeher at $1.2 | . > % os ; K 4 : ) , : ; , . | ) : : ' ' ate a ’ , evider n the high-grade illum h tl was no cae Reichshank ent tate 18 mc. ™M | | 9 | ‘24 , :, te, ; : sa on re: | ; : : . ' : . ti } } ere “" 4 ; | R LILK« AD rye NDS ) . SELL OF BIL GROUP . ; : f print Jot Hl yf oS —Prevision . orca wil pri follow me - ) : + a ~ ranges ‘a ; Simo! ' : ) sas : elief th OH mn m ot. 7 — — ; - of gooda, in sg SAN ANTONEO, 5208 Binders, . tion: 17.424 tie % 7 Powder. 47.120 Ne w York Sugar.. s . »007 yde Owek : ; ; ’ ; . : - é' : : © 3 : Western Teras and ; ’ ' y' .% } : ' “ : : . a 1 8? 2Se : paire Shoes. ay wIAc. | , ' _—, = oe , * — } i1,i10 pairs Sol the tas Mohair— lo: lu trous 40@ 42 burry 18 to | . @Qwe~: colored ; ‘ ‘ re = n ; ér. picked body white Ze. col ; ; ' ey | . . =) ersey 4 ee ! ne - | . ag , ) p ? | rl ‘damp + Bet te , : 1S ly — tena nme eg . wrte Oe 0 80c and « better a and ambulaccer Chicken amd turkey | : Wagons. combat @hite hody. ft : nafs yo? la ; . . ; ; mr bey , "2 Pag e: : pts, on Pepor: . ‘ « hasten ered, ful .! Re 7 T1 : ‘ , . ; ; ; . a “ae -— . 24 efit tures were nominal. a q aneous, ‘n @F + ter 4° re oid ‘feathers, be t3 Giinm : 12 : : ' | . : . Lt! 1 4. 6 ome 4 aa t ce be are. 1U ver cent on su - , ; - ; TH ; " 6 L4 35 nr b 4d January Spot “) . . nose - sent en = —— . — ? : b+? . . " . . : . ' , — — _— . —_— sais) tai - | . “~.? : . . : . . Now Orleans se DB y Goods Mar ket Review 1¢ sles: to arrive = =... ‘ * | 888 75. ahs 5 x Fy 910. Coates, et .T) oe : > hon ' st “oR” “ft Or . , 4 Pius «lit 3047 bacen 17523 G “anion Roots. ROOTS... Pe Lady itpper wanooe Pp ped '” reo, We : : , . ’ ; : , “7 —~Saenee —~ yee — - iM Indian hemp ; ying price . . _* . ' , Da % are for clean, 4ry my = af fu eign ma " : a uy 3 Grain Movement er ——_—— ipinceintie 4's a me f me ‘adie will be found re- , . ; hipments ot grain in usoeis -_——_-- 27) an Peas. Sunflower Seed, Buckwheat Wy 7 — - ‘ Clearings, Money, Silver Foston. Weol Marker. ae ¥ | > 18S i SEES sou 3 108) - 4 “gaa Gie "Hay atiadp. *0 Si | SPacial to the Post-Dismateh GOVERNMENT Broom Corn. tas " : ’ ’ r ) ; : gh paved » ct . the higher grad-»s MUN NICIPAL RROOM CORN—Quoete fair 0 go ar : ha 14 | | | : Sa _ Ap TOV er ee me en Ome tsar ee TOSS SE worsted 980 end choice at $420 po rin ce woe a eo a netium and inwar: RAILROAD , ’ Towis ” Tallow and Greaee. | 7 t ‘ a 2 , ; Phas ere m we . ees ) | country ‘ Parrete of | . | | ’ ; . : ‘ ) nel eeare ’ at 4% , - 7; ™ : : ; & ' pr nRt . ) n : 11° ain ~ > , 1% 42° New York ¢ attee. i BLIf L ~_—e @ a re bat . (-rass seeds, , — , — o~ K. — at Ge and white at per pou PRIED FRUITS —Evrapeoreted rings: Ap- wo : ) -antime ) : ; . ae, country lots more or dy at & Lead, Zinc and Copper 4 = piew at 7% Se per pound; chepe et toe and Hides. 3—Standard copper ad good Quote . - 4 me , | | : mn : nit : 73 . oe nv A waste art | \& > Sundrted quarters. 40D! ee tare per hide on wert ' ;, ' lh ' ; ’ ; ' ‘ : ire . i , surcd™ed roe hee at S*%c ver pound lcrenze E. Sheep Fett« and Goat Skins. 1. Ste tert Beans and Peas. INVESTMENT SHEEP PELTS—Facer peits, 50 | _ ae Ao ee ton BEANS AND PE oe hantotrret THREE TEN NORTH Ary . “ an Phy ir Michigan white bean $*® 50. ortme ma- | x : ne | for | eam bos - Seam Be. areet at $8.2 10m the. eorch SAINT? ide pepe and tall on. S430 ' : eneariings. loc , i . ; © worrhe R 25. . reas de Ve a. eae See Gad pony, 9 . : . ae : 3 1%, uth i ‘ ’ . . AK | ' / ' ; . . a ~s ia . . ; . . . in , ' ni ad : } : ' . Ate e oa pink ~-4 . large white at 1 . “As be BA Beary) ivery, $8 per 100 peunda Cailfor='a bilack-eye u . pease at $7

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iorae &3 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1993. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = TT — = SS eS... — | Street ——— —_—_— vv | °F - oT : iL DAILY —- Fe 7 ’ ‘ anaes Als Apr 23.—W heat started Vee te ee. vestims ney st 0 # . —— : : re os > Be ; te) 42 ; Seep. 7. ’ — Low ‘ lose Sat y lower. , ‘ ‘he Tra ~at ha : FoOrn rz ree > hy « ra “at a mules R00 : d MAY WH! . - > . aa " = Tl") a ‘ 4* 4 mre ‘ee « ‘ a én _ = on she — mn LA ery in the later ading ihe selling at \TTLE—Market stead .£ a St. L..124%b 2231 “ the start was by May longs and (uere oPening day’s session under moderate rrn of PROSE OC SOCSEOOCOESEOOC LE O24 rie ME R HAN : XV li " iF i”) } . 4 ’ ry 4 ry de 1°¢4 } was prexsure ‘ e Oeferr ; months he a tit . ately x wwe bead } " a at e 5S9CSSSS0SSSES88 * a or Une 7 B—Whea' : as re“ ", h, ‘ lis 116% 117%, s +t yi . ; Cause i +) 4 “ r " es a’ h fy 4 o 4 ~s sua 2F, P — . «> a ea o Ff : ue t P ; | | al ei ’ a ; ; ‘ . he ’ a’ aT - tine . —.' a ’ e Tt rere ' rr eg ’ 46. ; 3 ispateh de rket today. gt imny ac her rains over U ; thw as emely irrecula aed 7 ' ' ; . ; . jae WHI t . 9 . e | : - = y . , _ ae , ' ’ ‘ nz * his \Y ’ . = , or , “— - Pi tran into heavy Be )) Li —-e ; at prices ere Ss 11K %b 118 ‘ 1187 118 ‘ I ettie : s . - ad we 508 _— . . f : . = i} . 4 7 [ ' ” " = ; f. ° ’ « ” ; Bequentl,s geve] ow + lc lower. Temmat sia Hara ; 120) “ 110% 1204 yi ee he « a he le “ ‘ . ‘ en. : ; ‘Oped : i we? ' 3 Vas eif¢ > K . 1} , 1] *? - ee Hi FP ‘ - “NPP x * | i liquidatio: an etead) ace . , -™m 11G% b 1134, and ; 17.000 head é : & . eee sii , : : - ' . =a se « — " "oe > . : “es . = a ge bsder.., Daman i WAY GORS Smoderate bus export TA my ag Ha ger “ a} | Wilie h were sal} to ve were stead tu ° _— . s _ = ly an ROA «a mR ree neg ~~ : ' / 2 rt Weekes receinta of 1S‘ awrease of 1s 6 a ~ - “4 D Fla ed an a e ext : at for JJurums. , ‘ 1513 1s ® ; ba “SPRELATE . ft rhe? . ’ - , Mey , ~ = on > ‘ : ‘ . - ’ . " ei neac = «ef v? wh r) , a i «a? > } 4. “Lepred _ uy futures “) ; Asay - me 4) “gt. th bh — ‘- a ‘ aAnadia , T° tecw , shown over receipts for .M la a i Thay - the Merchan'(s : . A ‘a? , = (Ww a ~ Oh 1 0 OO }s? . T" ‘ - ‘es : ‘ , ’ , ; af : p seetth) ithe HNVOTR ux, yrer oF J iy : : ne IU LY niet — the e a toda Le is us y Be © & 7" “ ul’ . . 4 i~wop 2eupp ’ = ’ ’ ’ ’ ' ‘ Riel Ze ory « y and e the re A ~ i» ~ + ‘a! : (ime ‘ be red . e off i. ‘ . Wepre rt oO. a ‘ «-ANb KI sa RO an int h » ~ a - x ustain price ths : ana Corn 7 , i S] ‘ 20) Bl ten an ee .' rh . . = ae was 6 . ‘ ef : ue- a” opened — "™ 9 "a ak ~ ? . ‘ 1 ’ 7 a | , s o - ~ ’ > A progr eter come win int ' EPTEMRE — : te y : ae , ‘ eR : ge rt of rain in ‘ “| TEMBER CORN ahd in the ate : “Te ; /) + Tr)? : . Mid repe Tas } ard r) aive : a ms] hag 7 P . 1! - A ae ‘ i x . Vv . ’ ’ e . ’ , , ~ Mil hee , on paseane x]? wi) 1 { & 4 ‘' et) em A hedgers and tnmnis *¢ raged tne belief - Ss no" mal ~ -. sialic . . ; ri the t wheat opene: a’ $) ob Tuls a * rat fon ‘ee 4 I iS at S. RC) . a P| thea? ther, wer* gee! an ies ws fer sses Wit . rie BT ' * / 4 cone! ’ “ty y 1 ly? Bente: ri ter “ Jean 5 | ih % = ia 7 -— A a) . we ‘ . ‘ até T ‘ « mre — ’ Te Leet “ : ’ eT 1s + Trent $ eS. rm i si ; MAY OatTs . . . = . ‘ ae « “weilg s a the ae 4. : sl July. cory 6 ‘ . —_ , - ported a hetter es *mand ' ey , ; « lucts mn other gee eer corn 80 7-5 eR Fez: in) n working basis. Se; send of the eared at $8 20 B. So our ~ ; - " , 3 ns ort } & re , " ‘ a S ~ A : 8 ber cv . . 9 , ’ 4 , ’ >») » ’ . e * _ . gs Fe ‘ « she in BI Laule pe eit ' ~ were “ 40> 44% 44 2 hy 44% a reports : . =. nA x } . P . c . : a ner ~witrne TT d an pasbels Of Wheat, 222.090) — LY OATS = ~ONntines , yi ere here ade © e ERICK upon thy ME TGS tuetcie cf cats, crain stocks ——,, 9° LY OATS. Mais followed the trend ot tending cacrving weight were pore (codex ond | VAip glyaee achine 1589 bu . of N ee i winter sii > $04 454, . e ne \" rid « ‘. pro icting ie . «* Ley “ ' * . -~ : ; Butis ©) 768 buses of - Of SEPTEMRE ? ATS rriated =? 2 9 3.5.8 e187 6. Huse’ se } the arly rig ‘Tac a Aap hs . ;, A\ and i? thie early erie of No i ?t nler =) ] : ¥ Denartmen?t ‘ Aor re r KR per cent Weve «' vs ‘ ing 4 ~ | Co ; ““ re ; ’ “ . 9)? . ° 4 a 45% tT) - l, rre ter ‘ ; “y } 44 4, ~ mae 44% aa ta) red ~ ) \ aptagl ‘ee Bb acs a m : 14 The: iia at $7.25 .- AY r@e = pper eis of N ~ Cor «GO % AL. an - . ws +o + Lis th) ¢ 6 75 F ard BaWwin Toe a Se” ‘sf yellow corn, 228,084 bust ; 1909-1913 and 120 to 130 kinds mostiy at ; ‘ " re pnela of oo. « ‘tea met ' ’ Fr ne ‘ere wer F h hogs Some ~a ice Veg ine i . am oF vrryv heave, fferings wa Xe 9 white cor oe . | eoels of TE» Ahgle ; as . a - “er a P : » er z= as Washes far cleaner than 2. ts, 134,009 tushels of } ; [1 Fi ae” ) a : oo se _ fy a. or less | i below 120. Unites Bes tre 9034 bushels of No. 2 rye. 26.581 urpentine, ax, » Linseed | eek tits | sei See eee The lighter fferings all the baek-breaking toil | ‘ * a? » +? > j ‘ mon Was down el of kaffir corn. : he tthe Sn he more @ifficult was rn e them at - | agg | Clome mane Ps ieks in Bt. Louis today | St. Lou seed oi! quotations in love of } a er gage race vi ilaggess nal of all the Mondays from | =e lowest of the . sre bushele of wheat. 16.546 burn > eae r barre : New $1.38 per gation | | aoe k E! he , | [hogs also suffers crime gta oe Mother Poe to the Gibson é ~ corn, i. Ba © val ¢.8 | es AT : ~33) 7\7 ’ 7 : ei , , e f ; 7 h, = Livestoc SCW ere : arKe’ . ‘ . t a rx Te . : , s | ~ Giri | woe ‘iT ’ ' Ope re de. f. oY oe awetwrent ert roarke's . . ed { Aye. | \!I ¢ *? nm } . : : - | ~ , ‘ ee 4 | Py ati . . ~~ a . . ‘ P ’ : . ; 4 | " ’ oes : . . ' ores ‘ ; 4% @6 core, competes ™ . - rape MINNF MITTS , partmer f \c wWurei— loge - 70.4 . ; : That’ he Mi neap = * a} , F I , ? M _ L ene ” re tee . . : San Al ; ie rh re e« a ‘ . wkhar r electric ers oon gt 551 inst yen | ; (ie pressed noe ae Ls) care Dulut! Lo7 ’ Vs washinys machine does. IS IT YOU? whee recelp' s. whi “ier 164 400 c = rec aA ign? ™ — 6S Py “* } -__ AT fm ‘ & > ~ , , , ea WMenly the stock ah hel wheat. $1 27 mpage nt F | 5 25 . , reece. 7 $1 153: 6 , ks. $i built of Copper. : . } . . : . ; ‘ eT re, : ntor »/ Benen ne rs = 4 4a 5 ; : - . 3 a . ™ SL UES Wipments of wheat were lighter | shen! $126; Sere ret eens te ter | 7.50: -eanhers and cutters, $3 254 § AS medium to good chunks, $4 carnings is deposited in : : — ' week ago a? j heavier than ; eons *] "3 i] 4 s , cra : , . ro On a . — Pe ‘ ~ hore . — 4 _ . ; fer Baldwin Lo OmMO- heing 447.000 bushels; corn receipts wheat. $] ; , l hard wheat. $]1 85% 4y higher sever ads pre a -- " | 25m 1 Pay -_ . 9 J vy i rere er ’ : S } - : - i . 4 1 yea pay for then. only ONCE eUpport ber a year a6 _tets vw 343.000 buehel«. oate vie grad: hard wheat. $1.11 . ] _- Tiss sues ; ©I> : gut ' Might it not as well be yours? ' _ ~~ Sr — ae . 632 aah | 8) 2% 14 : , ae we a) ; L te 7 °° be , hg Produce Fisewhiere ‘ L * New - ag little as One Dollar s\ 2 " rie . etuod un of caah @re n ’ ou =e Pe , . : (. 44 lL, Gl 4°, ao a Fars ers , . ‘ ) 5%) Ul +" . un : i+ “ f we ae ’ . ’ ’ ’ - * ne’ hee ceiling recent. -~ a e' + . 7 $4.5 ‘ .s § his alk accompanied the good heifer :° ners and cutters cters. ] owe ov igre} , CSimnisle ith th ; aera | $1 : at nt | ners, 8 a sheet | | | a i ) Malled to your customers an4 ee “4 "rok prospects will get orders and Reduced Round Trip Fares OR NB mes ron. 4 ) nquiries at low cost. Let us Week's Grain Exports iene 4004 firsts i” write your Sales Letter, com- day was doubtiess the ' * 7 , | seconds P , be , pt e the Mailing List, mnt tyes} PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD |)” nant | BIR, teeth eS eee, ek apemn . BO] . ' ghee ma ry a the letters ‘hone 0 inl e ‘4 definite of- . ’ , ’ . sa. ; . . , ] 7 , Z t ' ’ ’ j f r . ; r rs : A GO 99OOOH O00 SE OC OO OO 8896 99008 HOS HS OOOO OO088O 8 0000008 0% 000808800088 0000000809000 00000000008 Was the attaining of 7 » OF , Or ij Vee IN ec 1 ’ : h AM ind French 7%e Thi iH continute neth in French bonds in consistent feature for errie weeks past, : : . s : % ” : | : 7 others to provide comfortable 2 * 5 ° 6 * wn by other French : ee oe os ai » 4 oe r rs . Ls. 4) aoth & Olive Sts., (209 N. 10th St.) bho inde tc ot t_— s | ' : ee Riad thay ing”? 3 Lurities, | | | * for the vear, as did . i. t Ir esa Se. S flats. he strength in foreign | ; , ’ vas almost at a stand- ave 5S 4 ' | “- » peeeeee : eal ———— ‘we small lote changed SF , ; P advances and the de ual in number. Deal oui, Eggs, Poultry : SS —_— —— rotunte r’ VA ", e on the cr TA "%¢ Bw TT rR ECG ANT) PO “* : 7 i i } = n weeks. Even with- a ETT oe eee Bie - Oo r fre ; any large os prices: { lar — and intry shippers tor round lots « the various articles (small LOUISVILLE offerings little intef- r ’ rnart Ja . noticenble, however, a ee An ol 4 —" no r¢ uw] Wea K ness anye- + e tt) ‘ or ; , Zz OE A ME 8 ER a I RP rene ear rma ae | wan : % cement] Merit Special Attention from | 2:53 sr +o Louisville ‘as no change in quo- . ital Dp sQt = Western Merchants and Farmers | °° ON eT ag” ares He oO Provisions | A ES Ee meee r arket a n 4 = ’ ’ ; } ~ ccIinry ’ — 7 2 A cn TOO. oe Simple methode of sale, great Variety harness and eq liipment for f m and i. « « Ke o : '" Sat. , , | ‘ } ; " : : ‘rr > Ts ' Tif y ? ' ie . h 4 au * Lays -_-— shoes, gioves, for the merchant ised ral liead ese iists ne to size. 22@2hc: musecovy ijucks, 10 ; ’ ; : ‘ . Ty ane ; — ™ 'r + | i ~ of goods, in sma!) and large lots. TDuck, geese. lé4c:. aa Ji cn 11.0% 13 VE ‘ — aiean 4 a i | f > . ‘ D pound gg AG . 1] oP OF 1] er } ' ; ne 7 Re " noe eat O20 % TROMLOO + "ae at mins SAN ANTONIO, MAY 18T. SEE Mibcsae: 4590 Corciera: cabot; 0 BAB gc; coarse, underted. underweight dis TRIPLE DAILY SERVICE oO §) Sole ROG Pin dere tro for tables , rganize mbat 1452 Hages. 8a 455 i es — = . i] aT nt 9 A2C- ee “es 7 ¢ \! , R365 Bu ni¢gies 1g ’ re (78 ' VEGETABLES. - ‘ Bey ' eis » “4 Pa ‘) > } iL. oe ’ - . . — “ _ m; 17,424 Sink lave Pe ate 108 6o4 » Canes gens om REETS a csiarre. $] to $3 per . ® ..--— Powder “n° 1°0 ars I’a 7 ‘ eo UE ‘ee 4) ~~ ar . " 4) 1 HW " Toru ’ eke ‘ $s) ~ ler; 67,120 ¢ | r LOUIS, M | . . es ; * “ " * soe) ‘ nA . ‘ "J ] 1 i t York Sugar. P00 yds Dyuck i ; I prow s alee er, @ . es ; 4 e141 Ene , —_* AGE — $4.75 t . a ; , $ prll 23. ——New hieh rer — white, widths 22" to 72°’; 1143 Jerkins. leat! ent, 11,000 Pouches. sma!! articies. 11,509 a oa ae a. Ss = : ' oy — - o } ays , : . } rates ' a ot ae 99 er, 81,505 Brushes, hair; 7924 Brushes, sho es. gymnas " leather, 6200 boxes ve pee — S° 80 4 oe ne on2° Bugies; 183.737 Cans, condiment, 17.964 nk ] er; 9068 Fire-I: bets, so , $1 per : the : — , : : | , . ~e = Z } ’ » ‘ bf oS 7 r aN . ' ner , = - . BAX . — for Poles, tent, pyran lal and asheite vO Bag . . 7 ' Texas bee «k $i » . _ . , ’ . - ‘na? . ’ ‘ar 9 aoe and freiahs paire Shoea. gymnariun 41 Kitchens. : c } } ‘eta a as rs 6. 4 pra a * mnia ' s > PS for centrifuga 11.110 paire Soles, hait eather "4623 Haver Hors. , 7 r gc kG Pprnent:. Sow Sa er . Rep Ore " “+ . | " _ ; cf) | ‘? ' ; . ™ . o* e time showing & i156 Cheetes. cleaning O85 Masks fencing ; Ss. 4 ‘ P. 7” ; e . ° ‘ > ¢" ° ‘ ‘ me and May ™ ne st LS. 16813 Muskets fencine 941 Single Sticks Racks Die @F 2000 Strapa anteen «3 LI TT yee ee ; ) per 1] ' we the nno ‘yen ’ - " fn incenae’ ‘ tt. yuches rnen? , f isd } on thon precee —— oes ote Se 7 a ; +4 ~ ion bed: 100 Racks, Buttons. 41.202 Scabbards, Knife and 3 ONIONS —Per 100, nou! is: Red. $2 to Morning train arrives in Louisvi e 6: 45 same evening. , pricee were wn Cart tion an ‘ater. 345 Harness. cart fork. 13.107 Bags, surplus kit; 940 Drawers + rado yellow >, “1 re : aula nw 2 salle r+ Tir —? cern’ > bs : 54 Lab Gs fa 7 cae PRB! Re f its 48.705 POTATOFS—Per 100 pounds Red Fiver Noon train arrives in Louisville 9: 50 same evening. é . yc 8 : Wagons 0 . "1 OOM oca. Threa a. os ‘ 7 - ” ne 1GekR SS) ts gee a se $1 ' st “- Vester tase ir ml - - ’ ‘ . hee et ; nots aha! ; xe aATnese ‘sO ~ o kes > - . 6 . m - e ” were fr a Seo Tents. shelter half: 18,038 Bars, feed and nickel; 70,000 Snaps; 12.440 Straps RE ats i Both trains are made up of “all steel” equipment consisting of yi : ee a and nose, 2408 Blankets, enddie; 745.000 — ee ne ete eC ocien ** modern coaches, parlor and dining cars, St. Louis to North CN hy) iricans Spot. ‘ ; "BWEET POTATOES—Hiomo-grewn urnes | B April 23 —Sro', coal SAN FRANCISCO, MAY 15TH. In Bae tle, combat and at nal $1 $1.25; Bermuda, 50c *o 60 Vernon and North Vernon to Louisville. le@eher. Sn iee © . aalind eunG ' roz e'' Piarnear +44 “6 iy whit. +) ye me nme rie ne ae” ae 010 Coats. cotton. © PD A356 Bags . it Nery d a. 4 Sty De | MY at rok a iy . - mor d si ‘ : A Tet ne. _— , ir : Du Or aek Lith 820 hee me. oe Con vas. 80.090 Gloves pender, hs vers ¢ #011 Plates an ¢ Bing for $1.40 pea ee oa ark. $2! = The Dining Car prices are surprisingly macerated yam coe elephone > —— ———— canton: $628 Beds, double deck, angle irot temees Shei ape. Gnemer, teat: 20S) ea" BEANS , get a service to your liking—A la Carte—Commercial Traveler's ep ——— 244 Sprir bed; 1000 Poles, tent, eheiter css, Guns) , wexece by — en tt RNIPS—Home-gree ashe’. 750 ¢ wma self: 4662 Brushes, hair. 32.508 pairs Shoen Overceats, Buffain: 60,000 cans Polish, shoe 5 URNIPe——Mome-Green, Washed. 760 ti Luncheon 75c or the noted Baltimore and Ohio Special Din- MAIN 5320 . gymnasium: 85.831 Cans. condiment, 29.07 aia® Mittenrs, eather hunches “RUITS. ner $1.25. CENTRAL 6419 For catslog#® axnd full tnetructron wees a® fo ‘owe San Antor os $ and the office of the Assistant mene 6 Beet : ’ - n Houston, San Anto! Tex Bt. joule ES —Cw! torage. dD a ba . . . AENT Bonds ~ a ; ~6 oA : : PA one St tenes ediate Depot 1Rk1i9 Ww Pershing P arrLs nO aps €4°0° vs n “: i UTILITS , Iry a boom ot Make-Man * America S First rauroad * &@ Tebiets, builders of bicod and nerve force. They'll) bring . Andersen beck your appetite and make Established 1827 york sTOCK EXCHA Es you feel guod all over. It's NT aT SECURIT! a dwtinctive trom toni for men a e a ‘ and women Look fer trade mark M. M. T. o@ the box (ORTH EIGHTH NTeLOUIS : g-i-e- \"s~"- Man Tablet Ce. 325 W est Madison St.. Chicago. LiL ' > 1; a Pr

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er ay Rt | ee THE WAY TO RE ACH PEOPLE PROMPiLY V WITH YOUR MESSAGE ? MONDAY, ; \PRIL 23, 1998 ———————— ————— a — MONDAT. APRItT, 22% 182% oF Wil peatus Weekly Bargains Mean a , | . For New Sargains See | BE | DE Dollars to You Ar wi Gm Ga ean y 4G = ee Each Week. | Gas ~@:@°°s8- os x = BP @es = Pe O.2)290. = 3 es ; : 3% okt SeF + ! ‘ - ¢@ ave lines 3. | fe =N@-& @ |] ” 4: yet Post-Dispatch. 4 7 Sssirassasseiie> aes = se ae ES Es a fe gE Car af Than.’ otwe?e lhe ira dau y line Sunday ' % es Entered into test ARTIST MATERIALS BATTERIES 5 sess JEWELRY ____ OPTOMETRISTS Centra! | oe | : = = FURS—Sampie ¢ = ~ea ~b ; , j ; . * on Monday. ¥ ~_ ce dow ) ’ nion Station 1309 CLOTHING WANTED : i — (her sizes ~ into rest on Send 140 Dn. ™ Sera ft entral Dtetrter. beloved nus : ston : inie Lange ~ father of © 3 - ‘eatin. an kmansh = ned orens Lange, dear father-f oe Tie “ear * '’ : 0 | , ‘4 - ~ “ares a 7 aT r Fr Entered int rest suditeniy ; : i Tr = PetiAL yiomit : ~ “a> Oril 32. 1923. at 1:79 > oe \ ” 0 * ; : ‘ : ; ‘ : : le : ' .* $- r in eo. ler. hei oved daught . e ae . : Susy « , and a on ag ble Miller (see Myers) ex 7 2. / : Pca eons - : ee Deimar _AUTO-ELECTRIC REPAIRS i: , . HAROW ARE | $F oni AUTO ACCESSORIES wy Ry ie a) tk 3 “TPH Tiw = spre a yy - ' -_ Interment at , Niarteh \ adem pre } 8 . : cb Pathfindar a . ’ . r , on , , has rootlrear tirel, we (3. @ , - ; ’ hurry we DAIRY LUNCH : ' a A , re Repair Ce. AUTOMOSILE —o : : - : ren | , -— } _— —- Bae cue ¥, .: — E : And irew gE Mi ler and Nelan LsT SER VIC ~ . agate : , —-- = arreen work is Ae ~- +m ~ hirh we a Ee wt = Err f rest on Mew tay > ’ ’ tr _—— . —EEEEEE——— —_ - : : ER , i ated wy A an & oa: ; or aa wire of Peter a 3 . ‘ ' =P ; —— ~~ = te “ ef Arthur and Re : ure - SA iere ars , , ty Vest Ate : —— Rare “eo ; — . — = — ) ta Oo ae n¢4 of Mrs, Lene AUTOMOBILE TIRES AN> “"“— Ome , : | in need = Sam 3 : pale, fe aN ; mea ACCESSORIES , Central :; —— 2 mes “ , v2 on Imann and Mre. Lou nd 4 ac kan ‘0 STOVES AND RANGES RAMER_FTRNITTRE & 'PHOLSTERING | ready-to- wee DISINFECTING ale 5 | ‘ear mother-in-ja@, gre end sunt. at the age of enter 5) kat inte reet en Satur oid "4020 = antcal evens be at — : . : _ or : ue, retie LADIES TAILORING ” : : ’ He W ELIS: } . pee. am far her of Wn —— — — — --— . - a Mrs Elia Rakel ¢ ~ entra - - ~ a Ae and our ¢ Hs | : : , oa - | . hie" y Tear grap: at’ her, ue x, x rs outn roa trom wi enaey. Avett 24, at f a _—s ) : 7 . ™ . ' ; : : ie ‘ arte " = — HARDWOOD FLOORS ) Y GOoOoOoSs es ) BAKING Ziegen etreer Rein FRros.” chane! ’ , ‘* 3 «a ‘+ - an " : . . 7 - -_ ee —- ’ . ‘ . + oe - - } } "y ; “ + ™” : ;*J J . : . - » nee? : ower . , 3 Enter ‘ ‘ Mv c - ‘ BE. BLE” i . n plete : ; - — 1922. . Pen copper ironing ma and every : . ." r — aes Torr s obs , " —— Scat ; ' , ; ma >> Hard ) | : | O10” " none Grand 29: 'o New Piehers & eve-v (of . . ' t= : ‘ . ¢ om | — MOVELTIES ot NG ens ' ’ ae = _ Apr) 2° 1 . | ' sons HAULING AND EXPRESS : samen : : o ees renee —o.° het ae a North . , , ays i‘ oo as . ml FNVICR Pies. fistilied weiee ant ine on : . South vee tion between f a acd ’ . tet butore for Wer battertra. M1 dens ‘Onrantend at 1 eT OPTICAL TAILORING ‘We wil tow S20" Nat ee pattie a water ; fren eee so . _ oo ~_ ? - 144 and ~ : : : ‘tow eatlefanction « «rere! ns ertary Ser loa, 1456 s Teen Pr aVvER. -PLAXO—@ ~ nd leliliverr hig wij e ’ rolie sinners to anyone |qnnee nase eit? monaure. G20.505. ole WATER HEATERS Menile ‘Diane amd 4 “mri fer eee? 4] a . . cg HE en . OFF! “70. S14 Olfve. SxTRA > leffermon , : ' . ; S s . 7) The 4 , MANCHESTER, re m. - & + tM | s - cay untill @ pb.

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MONDAY, APRiT, 22. 192% 8 777,323 DEATHS “2 pec Rosa M. iret 6 lines daily SJ aw: Me + Frtra lines, 25¢ daily v % fun fard of Thana Me- 4 ) notice. S00 line daily. Sic : line Su nay entieth atrert o4. at » a0 iw wry ~ ’ ws noel terment in Calvary Cemetery ¥—" Sundav Arr ne ines P paras at K) rkwood, Katherine Iryan . wife oe Wii aT’ a ; rs . « ] anc Mre Iiohn R. Curlee , anal of M “- r bes “¢@h - ’ eicene Kirkwoo at? gue services ty et aa Phone Hep. ether. Sapping': roa ,uesda Apri FF at 2 o'cloc interme: ; ate be trad B Pince for fy 9 Saturday, Am el We Parmer®k Strictly Tress ™ Th mas Z Murke be es i am, Spring chiickeng: AB. + Mary FE. Burke ar lear father: rocery tnd Meat (9. — e and Julia F. Burke and Mrs — Newstead avenue Tuesday, Apri! * Bpeceive 10 ver cont dip ee. m. to St. Francis Xavte . vurcha nes rn this week jaterment in Calvary Cemetery Vileon Iidwe . o “ee (wureh. J _ , oe n°} . | an cats—On Sunday. AT oie é = ——— . 2. Edwaré Catn _ beloved husband of a in, dear fail of John and Mar; 'S WEAR ieee GB. eory Rocawald. and our deat | “Bh crntint | a “zy ‘Spring line jar . Funers. from the famiiy residence, 4045 PPecialize ales in bove’ 4 avenue, on Wednesda April 2» ree Qi Jay Ay , ewe 1923, at 19:15 a. 3 Da lark »'? ’ ; uring backs, purples and loved father 'he for any, Tul tree re lhe. apf aunt age fis yvears Mm iine neiudius *hera'te, Funers from the residen ef her deueg? Pt touls County. clsrile . 2 om Mrs J. Frede 4205 Gar avenue. ‘i ues ener e . April 24, 8:30 a. ft ' St Liborine — Murch ‘hegre : OGRAPHS SILIER—Kentered ‘nto rest on Say ‘a . . eo”. owe 1973 A r nna . » ; o> ” at ~ 1 i pert rt our 4-ue. (alle loved @ipter-in-law of « x ak f ashing ive Tle Pesiiy and dear aunt of Cc Williem, »~' : -. ale . ; enin, Dwar . ’ piarrs i! and Mars ase Ny th ‘ Q) : hk re sl t's Her! ert r Murphy ar ; sla *r Murs Sia De Re’ HOES . Purera: we t‘nke nace ows ry the ae chanel, F143 Delmar boulevard. D "ho the saan who Cares ” : re af ‘mew ie ’ eo? mr tf ANPOUuTe’ We avnre *o GESLER—Entered into rent on Retur - iste Augue’a ne « ear Ss s* eT of ar : $1495 ne , a - 7348 Manchester av rac Thets ané T4a Wes? and our cear aAuCh ut not eXpenstive Se -in-lav, sieter-i.n-iaw aunt and niece hone Benton 209 p> thirtr-fifth veer — Tuners! from Tiloemker & Sons chepe Porth Grand boulevard and niatn street ; Toreiev, A - oc Zo. 8 Inte ‘ -N Ss WEAR y 4 Vertheou e {( ermete - — -_ & Warv's (M } Papere ease ocopyv 7 ventral! *y > : rf ie , , : — . iia caliiatiiettieaaainieaae BMAMANN—PFEr ed » reet -=t etysie up to the min- eee, April 73. P28. at B15 p. 2 Ann yr coats, are anee samples - Rerkmann inee Rottman: helioved wif akeres, Bo fo: worth a Cornelius Hackman dearly belove ort i Giand (open until werher nf Willlam Vire VA lia vy % hes Ru’ } ‘ d. Fred ¢« i Vre ; — - > ree: : : len? ther “ conts, dresser, many like her pistes ter ' "ht we the of the ewe eat Pom ae wise Siser-iH-iaw . wm) S450) rost 10 times Theat ‘ ~ - — res ence 11434 ‘4 ad * ae? _ . pner . : “i ii 7 [S N oy ii Grand ay. : ip e' 7" ” ts oe nigh " 2 " ~~ -- - — * | ae eh Deters i ameter " North RYAN 0 Sunds — ’ » eo an 1 >, : * for ony ¥ >: a’ b ry Ma # F. HMefferr , le of indice’ spring eu'te, ewe of Thomas A Heffernan and ri sees Fas? n Shop mother of Mart r Teffernan Remains ¥ he forwarde fr — bT.] r TTORE re 4a) r ts i eT ’ ’ Vi ’ ‘a 1ti ADWAY : 23. at B m : “ash ‘ ler Sitta ww t by sia ny any ” omit flowers Gresser oniy $0 75 Mashville (Tenn) papers piease corr. (c South CHPSR-HAGEMAN——Prteret ‘nto rest m Sunday. Apri) 22. 1923. at 3:28 a m Pweater atthe » for Hager . H o ° nat r . ‘ a is 11e¢@ *“e if e. * ’ . . nl | aa) vif ef x’ : 'To@whee Aaear - " “ 2 . ** " 4°44 Winches er of the late Vincent mn eT enet of Mre Curtie J Car ‘irs D1 RE Jacobs. sister of Mre Fred Stone Oc STO fear mnt >her.' an anc ere ‘rr fhoer ‘fake niace from the fam!!: North a a Hy T's ey cy hoerolate _ Cal : sane ss ater: i ‘tes eaters ; ’ 4 . 2h , Cheese: SUER—_Entered into rest on Sn Cente ‘ 7. ’ ’ ~ : ie Rte me 2308.98 North a araet nt . “ on be ve te a | — Louis N. Hutmacher. dear ther of St Hutmacher our dear sister. mot! : T 4 w and eunt - N ON Puners from Arthur J Donne v's ariors ++ limes * Ww ° ne Vadn ‘ @oops OS eee Te tnfeacd e#iK 1ee@ full New Pickers Cemeter and be ’ 4 this week ® (ing rAaPperse Please cond’ Tir M@tarrnns "» ovr yn, Setur‘a Apri! j 19° i ” hk A SAT | 4800 he Y out Aen? hr ther from Cen‘re ndertaking . a] ; ---- (ass a enve on Mona, Anr 2 at OCERS mene? “pesto : _ eee M on Wednesday pr of $1 48 per doz Extra fe co like tar Campbell s sou’, Entere4 itnto reeset or © "2 make flour > nkese 1 Se. 1P°R at 3 407 n en ; ~ Centra Die'rice be ed } re t can ' 20 wi - orn? fand Loreng Lange, dear father-in am grandfather ar ra | ; ‘* fear brother an la “ (NITURE __ : *h > : er werk, he wr on down. $1 p combi ngcles Ron it. funeral from Mert Her oy ah. S8vetner met MIT and West F . -* ~ away iaoth PP thenrs ' laty of Parnetna!l 1% : nr f.- —— er ' wif of Charies ‘¢ e @ ; t. a be oe ' i? : ie | 7 N Ss WEAR beloved mother of I! a’ heries ana a ~ ——— — ra » ~ : 4 ih " , b “a? ¢ SALE now colne on ; me \y 8°, fear ave . ‘ ec 2. d NERAL HOM 295 LAFAYETTE AV. ~3. at 3:05 Pp. m., | singer, Gariing daugn- Schiesaluge: sister of Charles, Al- Pech) €Cfsinger, and our “se 5S months, v2 ~~ ’ Ww Bethiehem Cemeter y into rest on Sunday husvend of bhilizabetn Tuesday afternoon. ay Gear father of l~uis | 14n Bromwich of vwu;l Gear Bl@piathes 2Tahulat her aid +. if ‘far April 256, et 2:20 ik iB Hermann & *s0Tissant avenues, iy & Sons Cnape es (C2) into lens: Monday at 1:90 a@ m imma “#. Her residence JON uf the Jute Charies | blaw's Ga ch, in her Neg Gauser » upel aly ‘nterment New Pica. 4/. Ceased Vv we a me nber of { > a’ ~ > -Caugd ae 2 { «/ li J@sus n hion 7 , i — s,U a hi i) U.AS¢ at Oe ,OVeu W ite ‘i’ cue, uUetal La igt ea Va Ly Cnhuefer, ana uur dear UseUROLer-in-la@y h.ece heran Churcn, w,v4 inday, Ajri! a=, 1923 : ; iaties : elcacnkt 'vu.t eu ° . ; mAb nee Nie ‘ ile a) and AL i's P| gi mets ; ! 3 wel li-ca@ a | aha aa *) at &@ nN tri i "> ‘ > = a 4 if) ; dt ; it , I> At ~ at ee Ss ¢ ] : ember of De A reis . a] ec int ’ res? ane - lees At } lo i ry ! ceariy elioved . ser nee My| be N Arthur }k Wels | lenner re VW elaer . Weismilier, end our r au jather-in-law mn Kis eixty-four year KEYS ker & Sons’ che pe} and Juniata street Ce at @:5V a. n to S erment in Ss eler Tt Fe ‘¢ rest OT Su la 11°30 p a aw er! ye, husband of la y | ' fi of « ver n april 25. at 10 a/-§ » ‘,randa l ‘ | NE ren ence te ("a Cu) | - —— I} rrr? ay *s No charge for the most! 15: beautiful funeral parlor in (c8) | wi PERSONAL | — ere ereenseneenseneetl oo LEGAL NOTICE ef ratiroan4 exten¢ing from the oO throngh the etetee of J HYNE lawe of the etatee of New the coneoii@ation « hereinbefore Ceslgn*te! CHICAGO & ST OUTS | ROOMS cleaneé. ‘(c48) 1 e5e Rr — ee ay ALL vour house at to your home estimates .. edly y yo a Ratt ROAD ©OO 23 “WANT” Ads last year—229,344 MORE than the he THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “88 ANSWERS T The Post-Dispatch reserves Personal and telephone calls, giv en SECeNELON, except letters on medical questions of undo when sig binttanneeiNioe by s — addressed envelope WAnTED— “AEN. BOYS SITUATIONS—WOMEN, Sta ach “HELP NDR CARPENTERS—10- firsr-clase colored; LOST and — @ QUERIES or answerg by ‘mail, CARTER TEN at ce ARPENTE R—Good. x RPE Fe ~ Woodmen Circle p? , ‘ ° amp No. | LET en § . 4 , a’ T ‘eo npn? T on aT : ; \ AT ‘urtie E. Davie of PAINTING 7 . Ty 7 "ol 7.3 re . ’ Tt. RTIS E. DAVIS = " ‘ Lin? ? 4Award & ‘des i ‘ she berger a’ ' j af ' — ns . ivy herer. - co reenore b ; rH! ° 7 ‘a Cate rvs ™m | _ —{) | ef ” WOFMEISTER 190 = . fyi vy nr * CUuICAG & tT So hereby ives ’ e, ti An 19°).3 “0 merce mru's Indiana ? 1 4th - ? ™ ’ n4 ’ e. = ° eatirnad CAN fra By ar eA onerated EXPER ar the New » n hanging road Cr Ext gh the states of Wal nh ' a waashin EXPERT PAI ERHANGER- Wal work guaranteed the of railroad «xcten‘4in Ind to i . «4h ie ’ ratiroad were here ‘ure pe: le & Wester: ' ad said constituent Y PAPER CLEANING Chicag » & ~' | | ; ant ‘ ne of rafiroa4 exten¢ing from the abie Connersville and from, g-a4s a : ' br Fort Wayne PAPER le Railroad Co done at once. constituent company. | know _ how &@ &t. Louls Mallroad | PAPER HANG reasonalie Trier 1648 M ia to Eaet Ft. Lovis, clase ; A and operated bv To Grend 3410. wis & Wee'tern Rallroad Co Par EK comprise a total cf; ne track Bald erpli- | e} — Ae corporation organized and PAPER HANGING gee ee ples shown, a.) first-class work very reassonabdie BOIL4A N. Tay! Lor Indiana and I! —_— —— — eee owe STOCKHOLDERS’ ‘MEETING | eam ples cK ING CO.. BT. LOUYS. given of the annual elec- “at ponerse and stockholders’ ning Apri! 24. 3®25 r ak = an ottice 4329 veningbaus ~ “ °¢ pres ge:nt ; 450 Is EAS’ TON ROFESSION : KING—MILLINERY ny wife Emme PRINTING ANO ADDRESSING ae on BETTE! INSTRUCTION LAB RE en ] STORAGE ‘AND MOVING 5 £2 Se r sewer ane water ‘pipe ot & STORAGE AND M ei) CAbOR ERS—Colored tatnteenrnaen ann 3 on LA BORERS—Five hour ly & L ABE RE a STOVE REPAIRS — .G. BRAUER 80 PPL Chicago & St. I- s ae exiending from the WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. _Louis Wat er and Ligh: — ple 2 paintil im Or per cleaning ar rn fram the anteed =e wa iD paper clea’ ing SWOPE SHOE MAN—For por’ er work and voacking. Pos F's MAN—E xperient — night man, colored ANGING—Patnting ' H 18 years old, for MAN _ experience with “metal ; rust-proofing. good futuse poet tion for the right Aude wr Jan oin "PH aLsT ERERS—T we, .~* che, men who are accustomed te executing wer on high-priced materiale. siee able te «er their heeds to the acvantege for tarn« MA X— House and din ing LEIGH HDWE WMrardet Pharmacy, ‘Te a rior PB s Mf — BRASS FiN ee HFER— “ul °° Soe 4 to Grive Ford and | 3°" after 6 na. to Are A oréere end + work ae jleen ee vouns PRICKL AY ERE Open faiery and KLAY ERS—Nonuni or c recommendations | Gone UNDRESS—Youne ce re 3801 Wyoming. __ | ‘© G@rive Ford touring car ant | make himeelf vueeful: state essiary expected. Bo WAN—To work in lered Dane is "2208 em Pbk “A RPENTERS—Acriv_ aR PE -NTER—For reaseonadbie Wages 50. | Past Da Ehren, SO ozs er > week | permanent pest A tc. Box F-281. P-D. te > sesiat maintenance men on , | paper henging ent oef¢ re- ir tobe ereund bheote! Metei. llth and ime. tt! Box a LAUNDR Eas — Bit. ——- houseciean rge etock a “784s © wa. éy poe om a \©E have = i patterns “sarren TER—tood ; ST LOU POST - DISPATCH. HELP WANTSO-—F#EN. MAN—Tice store; able to change all etyle tires 1440 N. Cirand MAN—PFor a llround kitchen “work TORS \. King's highwey. under Weetgate He ‘ te re MAN AND WIFE—WIFE TO AN t A ss MAN AND ah San ‘ithewt chileren, fake care of hho be, living quarte heat and tight fern shed in addition to goed alery Airply Bunday morning. o Knights of Colum)ur Heme. Lockwood sf! ig Rend road. Webster Groves fe]: MECHANIC—General aliro'nd man for aundry werk Grand Laondray end Clean ma (s 44 lawton ie? MEN—F¢ factory work Apply «900 N 7. at fe}) MEN—To work on autuombile moving truck 3615 WN SOth ‘c2) MEN fer night ork S nia@hts a week. Anr iv o a P TT 4900 N a | at ie? / MEN—Young or middle-aged men. to work on-traine, lonz runs i3 8. 20th. 4%) — MEN—Yo.ne and mideéie- ec0ot to trains lova runs. 70944 Walnut. oe Ji N—Four young men about 18 for lght : ory work, 30 ceota per hour te art 4°° SS. Matin fe) MEN fo retail ssvaage, house-to-house $7? D0 per day to start, call Tuesday morn- ne 7715 Cheuteau ie? MEN—And young men at 2009 Eugeata et for the Friseo news service, refer- ences and caeh securits required (en) VEN ) for warehouse stock and ahioping oon steady work ‘poly 315 Wash- lene (ery MEN—About 35 vears old. for light factors wert in starch room ~' ena work veer round! PP’ ‘ ” . awk for O Rourke; ° es -T10 Frist eB) ME RC HANDISE MANAGER A lar@e Wholesale dry goede firm has epen- ? na for thorough!» experteneed and successful ner hathcise nanagcer we shall be giad to hear fra any men who is now an sesletant a rmerchendiser and who beileves he cen mits for this position gi°’e &€|) neceseary nfo " regarding cApetience in vour fir com tatior Box J-237, Post-Dis ic) METAL SPIN SERM—T /. one With @eneral exnerteonce Rex M-JO7, Post-Diapst-* ced) Mare din ts lien: ard s*ueescer Terre Haute Mallieable A Mie Co, Terre Haute. Ind. ict) MOLDERS-HEN@H ANU 80OU 1 items 7 OPEN B8BHOT STEADY WORK NO TROURLE AVPLY 8ST. LOUIS MAILE Arie CASTING CO... 7800 N. BROAD. WAY . (om, /VOLDIERS ANL CUREMAKERS—+? iret iase@ tren and brees: permanent emplov- ment guaranteed all worthy workers, hiah- ert rates: open shon: 45O houre week: time and half fer overtime: traneperfation re inded afte# %O dave eatiefactoy service Write I’. O. Bom 1i¢ Atianta. Ga... etating full experience and referees ie ani salary wanted Thex (e2} OPERATORS——To make linings in -o Anply "OR N. 7th. 34 fleor ’ ft KRDER MiN—Expertenced,; must ote" 8 wholesale grocery expertence or Gont et aiso want experienced grocery porters Krenning & “hlapp (j1ocer y {"o.. ROT Soruce e HoInMOLE SOR TE RS——Experienced lon M, 7s b’oet-lia teh ic ACK EK With hardware oxnerien “ Wee. 19 ern Serew lT*rod q * “fr Torre ier PAINTERS——Union At 2510 Texse ic) AINTERS-—Cipen shen new work, on Fy ler a “en if Viataon ft ! ie AINTE R—Nonnnior 411314 Faston (‘all after 4m. ™ toda’ ie) AINTERS—Open shop. good wages. 5178 Spa uingk® sa°? AINTERS——'t'nion men; $9 per dey Call S500 The Tomts (i AIN'T ER MS—New work open shen Tavior aAQrie Forest lark bil AIN TE RS—Call at once O4 BF tirant 4th floor Phone Grand 66 ios AINIER——tl anion, expertence’d house waint- e! 140 Hertha AINTERSB—t,c0d for @outgide ind inaide work nonunicr Appivy ready for wert SOTO \A HST i” APER HANGERS-~71i1 S Broadway. tc) PAPER HANGERS—10. # Len A Netées “8 «hi ried, 2847 Coerokee ArER HANGER——At ence Apply eat 808 (‘hesatnmurt ies LAPEER HANGUENHS—Appiy nan lula Lyn a” ie? PAPER fe A Ge H— + ood fob for s#iecds man ibany ZI 78M. S876A tleue (et) ‘ATER HANGERS — First-class Rertran lLecerating to 1504 8 £=Grand fourth fine f aid 66 ievi t’ ~~ he ont BANGER Ss — Eaperiesced LO | : is E Sehneider, }005 BS. Loum a\ f ‘entral S406 Tyler 612 Za PARTE BOY—+* vil at once S517 BN Oth PASTRY CHbkr—Firet-clase: prefer one «1 pre ous afeteria tr l_otel exsperle noe ‘roe Cyfeteria, 400 N Liroadway (et) PORTER—Experienced, tor drug estore. Bu- hd ewend Deimaer a tORTER—PFor drug store. Buttner Drug Co, 6700 Delmar POORTUR ‘‘ogiored (ail Oth floor, lost - I> spat PrOKTER—An! dishwaeher. white 110 . | a“ ime PUR LER—Coiered preferred Apmly edu Furniture Ce at and Washington ie FORTER——« red. expertenced: apply te- Gay to Mr Golden, 600 8t. Charites st. PORTEK—Apply Shelton Talloring (oe. mezzanine floor, Areade Bidg (ct PORT ER—PFor counts road house, $50 per mont “ard and reem Moa P-S70 }' -! I) Pim! ; tweet V RESSF. H a ‘perienced, on barveet hata; ty n \pply Superior Hat ‘te, 909 1 uces icZ> Kitieslh + evDRK biary ho can feed, ap reertul t ern printing business, etate ‘ kK per ad ee ; ’ se. ary “ nied Hie M Noe. rRINTER—Must be goed man 4437 WDel- miner (fr) (Hu ANU SHRAR MAN—Firet-claas (jerat HMrow mii) (aes ay = ‘¢ 3 nee Heehler Steel Producte Co ' tTuNCTH "RESS OPERA TORS— Experi - - 4 NN lath et (ce) 4' ARRY'’ LABOURERS —1U. money any time Tower Grove Quarry Wateon and Ar- rena! «3? 7, SAW YEK—Appiy Landau Cabinet “>, 45 — ower €rrove tc che BAIL. * § 7. Why work itn office or faectury for S18 or $70 ner week when you «an earn from 330 to $50 as « ealeeman. work. ne for a ijierrge ranufacturing compaay? frour reat tral ng * aee begina Thureday. can ge ty f you qug' ify Ree Mr. hiale: 30 Riese Theater Hidg. from @¢ t's f VY on, ] % Tuesta’ if; ~ ‘SCORER Must be ¢' soum" ivy experience’ in leh grade wrrer bos ork Avniy United Drug fo4 71 N ine’ a highway (oR, SHIPPING CLEARK-—Youn@ men: estate ex. ” perience Mos F-347, I’oet Dispat sb ‘ele SHIPPING AND RECEIVING ‘L_ERK— One | with overs factory —- re- ferred reference rej ulred siant Vuren (rwerail € v23 Wasthngton, Sth fi ‘e) “MORMAKERS—Apply 2617 aa A ated (c) SHOE MAKEKR—~—I_5 shoe s‘ore 23 Park te?) ay SHOEMAKER YOUNG MAN be ‘LEARN WOOD HEEL COVERING DEPART. MENT rite MOORE SHOE «Co. 191 INE ST (e) / SHOVELERS—7110 Bb. &th ot eMoagee 70 ELERS—10, Tuesday morning 2 fen an¢t la Balle ie: EFNARE DRUM— iL oet: in red , Chero- hee 06cm ji-4 «@ m, rewer (George Gier, 1824 ©. Bth oe ~ oF Lit helt ) £2eprlenced on | a” ortment work j ti N Broadway te} DERI 4 -§ Apert iced of omell work. Atly BAC Ove ‘ oT beretion, 3419 Rutger SPOTTER ——Man or women) firet-clase oni T Cark work, good eslary steady wor Hor M-Gl. VPost-Frigneteh — .@2) TAILA h-—— Or tyshelman, one v ho has had experience on ueed clothing, eteady jon. 4 3506 Olive et (e™s TEAMSTFERS—Aopiy Toes¢dsy morning. 5400 N Euclid ev . ci Ti ‘NER And furnace men. Appiy bO%u Eastor (or INNS - —— iS ty © per heer #& hours Meyer. 410 Si@ne UPHOLSTER Upholetering Ce. 1510 #® Be ci PuCLaTERER—At ence. for t now and re re- t¢ furniture: mortly evereta > So urniture bife ek Tied) eos es ah ei eget, fo» tape Atte RR a pe mages tate al py Sealed eS pe ee be mh on te gh ‘ eh I ie weet £ + a — a ae - - nr i ee ee ee ~ +e «0 ‘ TE EET oma a FS ~ > 2 ° a - . : sr ~~ ** « & in = Me Se st ee ee ee AE A i AN OS EAE AIRE CELL ELS OBOE ee EE

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e MON - PRI, abe g MONDAY, dF ae. SAN | 2 POST_ DISPATCH HELP ee GiR.s wis TED , HELP P WANTED—MEN. BOYS SALESMEN WANTED ‘HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS ARM WAITRESS—At once. Harris Restau- GROCERY wee ae —7 + om SOMEONE IS SEEKING A VACANT OFFICE. If You tiave One to Offer, Adv ertise it in P.-D. “WANTS.” “3 tOUSEHOLD cooos WANTED | _ aa > : —_ AUTOMOBILES SAFES Be VACTeTM CLEANERS—Fieor samples and Ba, re a iman Safe Ca, 42] ‘x ben ‘tone, a fectionery. - ~- . | oe een Sere £4. 4¢ Jabs os : » Alla nl —“Z05 N Vandeven- | LAt NDRY HELP — Feed ers and fol tsi a 32 «Wash , mentee STORES Wr. oar — or used: Royal. ee ann on, o SAFES—Exper: repa!ring: — nt. ie - Sedans For > Sale “a » ‘ =e ‘ aundry. ; rr e By nda. pled 9 et e\ | -~SUTants, roomin rouse ay low as =a : A *ONone _ “ = ae Al 7 PAPER ; rANERN ‘ ' ~AlPSMEN—TDen wou know that a St. 123 . FimL For restau rant , ic E Suits Fam: : é 1 W al BS: -N vam Pi e ie any other iomeiaadnay pon I ts quaraniseti aale Some Ma ton Electric Co. L117 Olfve. c14) _£iven POFroemot attention Ove: Hy - 19223 mm el se lan eauctiful ca , : a ready to aliot (er menaainciiniaiae aga TMS Clark ae | rTRESS—S10 per wees ~ 3004 N _Gr 4 Stent Gan n. rh) L snited time. Morton & —-- _ : , : M. safes at dig savin o : a L sonablé terme S114 a2 ‘ea 4 w i © ly ‘ ‘ ir ims i= —— r 1 er necessary. iWaAl ae _ i ; P"4elityr fF rchance. - - ' uf : i ~ =: our "ew ‘tne ne® rea 4 % 94 ©4 ¢ ' 10 a few men whose credentials @re GIRL—As wat trese. experiences Uns a ‘D HELP : rienced. 531 N_- aR rene Hide. Phone Olive -2319 = IG BARGA [IN fONTH = i M_ carry “A’" grade « ae —_— a tf ~ : - _ ~ a, . 1 7 . ~~ ee | . did > >s 4 ii -“* . — > 2 - oa e : , : e : a : a tn sf or ; cn ; ° os °y -O3 N arn les en .er ta . — = : ~LAUN ; 4 a xX" = a , : "ran ~ rr €8 ve 7" - al) tT , ‘ . im a ye — jabe Phone Main 2 > Cen arwriee Soap - 1971 ay , res e Li | | oe Viv koe a —T » on i n“KS Ww was $12 \ Two tra is er and en sowed ™ 90 If “se ale (a 512 Ge “harles 1 ee ren +a ca n = 2 i 3) > n 5 — ‘ : ~tia.? ' ‘ »% .? ui — , . . - AiNCs. for - ' ’ : on, Ss r S per cen ilacoun : — — = ee io 2 te Peer . . . to? e Ww y hea ] 2 : a 7 “ ' i wr & a ’ » ‘ ber@er, 8.O Frankx)in. «w ( fice : } Shirt PS ae work 3120 os “a: an. ee ae illite , Ses oo vasc. — avis “ 2ieS can he Bou t ac 20 aa * ai ‘ os eo re —— ryure * ml : . da . : me it nt Jod for api ie on i oh T ——— music sore state age Shirt ma hine - ris _ 2} or o-— ¥ ~e a *xperte ced come rea ly ‘~- & Totter Se ee Toe — ——— 7 ric ~2ne of Gaining reom “- Meco = aad ans 12°.) *I rei >. ; Q *“t* re An -™ ‘ \} KR ft ‘ \ ~ TY} | we ee ~ aie pantie Pt aad very ¢n*a Dp . Ds VM , ral a 4 = - °r s Beat , _— “= ~ ‘c-* | “ . ee. —---- ae oo eo Daas —. “Ve - nt of smal! rest re pay ' an’. T°? Oe wet open eve =) a . o , ryt 7 | @xa® —— | — - r -: . — 35 ‘ = ye Tt tel) ) — on account ~ a . . ~ eS : Y se ~ . -~" ro) ~ \ | b s NI ANAC: f- a IRLS—To wrap and m oaD ADPiy + = - — ——— — a ge io aITRESS—Young. experienced. 5 hours, : ee . Bt ten househe goott#s from ches ihe b . . : oF o Ae. aA 4 sIRIs ¥ ad anid mack’ @ ay wiahenn cae 7 tz Pons 2:30 *o #4.) wWaIrTRESs 4 L = usiness. ful! ne of ehoid : }: ‘ ! \ | phy ," »' : niiis ; | : _ 2 ‘ . 7 - m oon Convent et =“ 3 Mv AY -t IN E (ai ae oes “H eal pee : i% rer wees 1515 s _ 39th _st. =) vi ~ can buy. sei| or exchange? your vusteey. 4 hieteat grade. and “an sae A . m Wanted gynda*s a 921 — = = — — r as 4 , eveie ety &O "Ee = 5 Send naw Shop 2d Per Mont Apply ‘ = io — ~- ey, OE ” ? a + @s’ ate ran r-pet aa | ; ae - sd ehairs ar fad ’ eg eR nie! TR, -* = ‘ ne WINDOW riven) ) ePom ‘ness the M e West and Sout aT GiRL—Experienced. lied Bird Candy S50p, La ». 12th and Locust VAITRESS—tor sma. restauran 1069 best referemenn. a OL Folis nd Bidg. (100: |} discount. We rent folding « he | Al MACHINERY HOUSE z will bay @ wile port Open Sunday and evenincs Cra , . : * ° . * 7 ; ~ ' ') a thy ' T ; 7 ‘ : — ~ : . 7 - ¥ a . or. : ry m? ; - a e f rT ; if *h pon = 7 y ; mus . . . ' ' « ' a“ a . acing - 4! = . = . ik ! M aRK ERS—Ania agssorters: expe at | ee a Tiwe siadl ==> _~- ret Sa! es = am | F'nance Coa. j and oD v u ANGAN FT’vRN co... kinds oF macni ineryv a Schoellh ores ~o M wor ' v 4300 Forest ara - Store . asane ana . . 5 " ; Ri! rT ) Ss)et with renera housew ; : lin er laundry €o 100 8 Jefters t.-~ wa oS Luke's Hosptital, 2035 De!. ' ; : on: Aa Mi. ea ~ af _Mach ne *8.. =i “ = 4. a. | Peering Min. _ nde! | TOOO Deimar 64 ; . eone who ie foe mn assis Cent: Si21LL or 2250 Benton st ee ——t - : am c3) 7 . 5053.‘cl14 —————— ’ noms 1" 4 Ma’ : : - . ai I ais Aza OT aww eS “ . — . ha ° | rar . oka Sa sete Le _ . qe : ‘en ral | §0 . ~~ ediar 1e21 (hl? “toe or 4. : a : . ; . =e : 6 . . ~ ~ > 16 far rene a snop ’ ork MA gm. = — APS 4 -_ Pp — - + a read 7 to Wore 4 ).? 3 BSUSINE ESS FOS SALE | Bomont 399 = = 5 = ; F PORI - ——s r Omen Sor $. 4 ind ,* r« e " ‘¥ . | ¢ 88. ; Ri ? Ff a , sv ~ , . . lur and Marke’ s" , oe \Ww al "ii =>‘ ome ‘ ul .* 7 rs Po eee _- - ———— ss “a -— 4. na. 'eay- or Sale eh on r —- oo a | worry ; ’ = . ~¢ z ‘ . HOO) Mu mnpna. y ary a and «"inton LCT) REPAIR Si! 1oPp— any ani ren Lin ie d Flats For Sale “~!r are. " nit deo tady ¢ ‘ q | re a - of. ‘ — —_— far 7 c nau - EE Eee — iy ‘ teal gts men work. basta oe * 7. ve ani ian for And , (re) 7lo « Se tier r > 39 ; 1) : 77 Hioad Pn ha ke and ej] “ ' MA ———_ (| \"} e Niwte sew — - SITR es SM 2st be ‘experienced and 7 Tuick 30e1 > - IWn, moewwuy truce we ets Furn. Houses an ENGI INE- one So h Be sontide valve eae _ Lorur le e hat a 2 . 1 me . e ~ . al i'n , , e ry » ry Sod oe . VN “As + RES ~ Zs . . ~ Se ae = n P y ia. > “ : _ ~ the 4 = —% mis wa’ sis Ty aT TRIBRIICTT?A pousework 4301 Grove st waiting On tavie, must Ha o,!% > eB | sTa ; st . ur & 4 pply | ar . —_ = is . ™ : = ‘ i» uis i : % 10 Westmorela WaA PESsSSs— 2 ; AnCoaTrO i, we am $ eo 3! : a ‘ : -* . 2 : . _* . ’ oy } Dp Tr WwW ee : - * , » ete $60 ow . - e - I ne turret “Ss = 7 I eva” . ; bi ey ee. ACUUM GI.RANI ; r a Paver Box Co. MAID—Exterienced. white: for upstairs anc Cnhoutesa ©" a a ==" gee EAUTY SHOP—Downtown: > oes ec wars | third floor, 1822 Hickory_st. d seater with cutters American = an gime: good tree: onty 9345 ~ “ ah ts . , ‘ Sor. RLS] earn enirs . . no Ff : wr, ‘ooking elerences om A Pee R eS Experienced or Inch eounte @ xe! an . t x - - —— : —— — an Pulver. : ' ora touring or reaedceter . ~\i bk ‘i : a" . ” Th W a my) COOnR Ua = a” A am. ss . : “4 “é x : entee =) x ~~ . — i - Cc a. 18th and Aust.a. os useuw =F . ; : =" 9 » en mt? eB heap ?, ‘apany 6908 ait- | NTED PRI NTIN ; PRE xl! : . ”* g. . ” ‘nen even nzs | No MAY nen Tem experia : z Noe RE, OME SkUTS oD | tatD—Colored single, general house RAIOREE 8 Gre ng Ss mists 4 ‘HOUSEHOLD Goops WA ter toe cases. $100, Baw SOREN oral = OPe™ . qi —e ° se“ “A + ° ae ’ fa must be good cook; Ai | os ItTRESS Must have she exper'ence ti. . oe ——- iinae “yrnished, —- ss sntent of oe _ : er. -D oe ee be n & ond nGitiow: this ; + . . e 4 uM“ + write fA ger or h se —s tr a ; y ee . — i ss Poe pe 4 ta Broa = ‘ ’ ne re % ’ Pe. oe ow rent: gowd location ory ey om ne flats, dwellings. -arge and s@ali ~% ey FOUCR 225 H. P peas — oe : ; is " : ." ’ & * . z .* or _ } a’ n c ss . . ote , o - ori es. > A is - ~ . . , . * . a - _— i ; ” _— Teo ; ea is nese ; ’ > — . cé goods Ddacty ou as. ” Borest 295.3.:8) | Te make room for larger eq e Tt MOTOR CAR €O.. 4714 Delmar te egetable . ger. @ os er. Siz p x =a 5 $125 | 4405 age eee aoicts | __,Four 225-horsepower i ef +: r | . - > ° - « VC ~ be > | ~~ — I? P= SIyh - os — ~~ , Seth? . 2 eearw ? ' ae * ; . l LNIN 1% DYEING BUSINE — list «st orices pa‘d. Dennis Bros., 4 ‘ working pre Tour mg ' Cars or 6 j : } | P ; i ~ . _ — ; 7 > ; L Zz " Ss ,1.¢ : =. —_— al os ; - m & ° ofe W Milita A. Ks bi). ist ‘ d I tie — Sate — ge — eR + 5 > West End lecation and good a |} Ewell Forest 3°25 cr Delmer 3364. = MONS ANTO CHEMICAL cA eRe Dee : ne: la test 1977 43 .. ertal ’ 4 rorya Vf . eT) . | 1, use . ; “ = Herz Ca , sat : , nese Wher for ‘2 } to (eave t¥ S » 5 Yo Ung WaN |* 8 ,* ‘ 2 aTruc S40 ‘ vom a4he 24 $pa ‘ ae ETS wed—i arge or Work wo say ¢ a . N i pes " a oe — — i - sror f= | PU ns NI RE, CARP wr t.. ave ~~ ~ 7 tren es er " « « ; $i -ha DC i > ors ONERY AND WOTION STORE - os paid. Benaineer. : CP rscENtT Mrz co . dies, . , - a na : ‘ forms « ~ : : ' a not Mine . SOLES A. . a t wate! al ts. best prices 4a¥ i . . teola, ’ . ring: 5} food ae | “se an 4 oe . on : i Sq * ‘ ‘ we IR . +4 ‘,erma r ! eh. ft efe eu Pi ars Magazines: rooms in rear. $5¢ v. Forest AGO 1. ic8) mecta! and experimental . aD LA rotor ‘yst overhtatiied “Ih, « y Warhinaetor . ~ st speak Engilieh; iight facto “ 9126 Olive nan 4 — , 1002 Cass av. tubes int: mot er: spot : - eirerience. steady work \* — 7" moo TS! WIRLS—HBetween 14 ang i+ years, to ba 948 Tagazines, rooms im rear. (1) av. Romort oT: 344. Central 611° (3) | MmOILLAC—Touriag: 9 good cord tires : eandteven'er v7 AT Wa! ~~. «‘atione: shop neat, ean * } e iP ° 7 0 ee —- arth a run 4 ° 1AOTNG WANS \ er ‘ S ~ a ES) vi ri X Bik s\f = ‘ ~~ ’ aa ”" Oe , t 1 eat . ie 4 od OCarian fre ir | anc on fex« t4on irnisna.ngs of sO TT ’ Me : z eT th 1'Par { - - — P 4 - T TA 3 I —_ H \ oo > “ie Fm: _= t Dent 1 +h Pid ~ ~ o. oe a ae mi omg Pass gn ond. flat Sally’ a Lindel! “981 3862 Delm ir an Ss) p be Sh a i ‘ui au ; ‘ , se ® LZ - . ——- , ' ‘i \ a : Peering a 2 - r ‘ — ~— 9% 4 ay, assenwger Tourtn "ar . ; 114 Aide wl gid witen«: . Lucas , ———— hines ry: N & = r bungalow all Grand 544: _/1)) SP RNITI RE Wtd.—And rugs, all kinds of | an a oa service car L300" be ’ . ‘ — ad ~ a Tus ,_- ; s ~ os ‘ a» * & ~ = yt r ‘4 F -—s « »* _ . 5 vw ™ ’ ’ : si ile T) ~ 11e%s : - ; , ~ m as 1 ERAS & , : -y , its = 4 i‘, Re “ER v Mr a RK E” T > ne location. *ouse ld good. heat « “ash pric es id. Ri! ’ wili Moiae . » - 1 MmOoOUrss | AL dal » SLA we \ Leather «i;o00o0ds 4 diab _maI-M AI M XJ sa . : a = dw (Hive ; oe ar : — «* : rime is De .* “s . : : : . Aas ( anoan' 7258 ] S14 ' . red 434° ey a lev r Urn. ~m. i 309 * aren — ' 8) ’ = 4 n - r) ’ ot . : . s” 4° _ , . > . : = e a ue : 5 * al : “ > i : . : : - ‘ : , 7 a . o ¢ — ro : ” tou 1m 00 ' Seite a fs BS ber Meek om? manship offered to ambitious yao.) Co SEWING SOCERY— Sack ett Gece” eeeaigns | Ie ace er) Sci Sosy 28¢ tine dats, 200 Re IMRGRSOLES —S pececrers, Taare. gee . " aia . : ‘ . j tv.— - i . * - . ‘ % — . * oe - — - - A \ ® _ mrt To mn y¥ ” tae Pe o | | AN Gre = vis] ar ne, wi to learn genera s ne sh, inal ad - ' ssess 54 Yresdies 3 East St. | PURNITURE .— ee SE: BEN. Dnsplay. $ic daily. 452 ‘Sua oul a 2? Sd: oak Ge rear aoe b : : Ss Mie Ty) ia women Wao Wisi tr .s gh, . 4 oa ’ . - , =e Lon , » 2 “ » sds 4 usen i goods, turtmicie, | own, agate Se 35 eee 1 ces" ; ” tat : arn : 2 aL ‘2 _ o shh si *eahea 4 \ \A sc x ) ee e - : , , 14 >.» VW el 2: : 7 Ou “t i ~ { ,:° 8° F ie i 2 : ; : fanc —- -a—t ras lian ry dc daily 500" 8 e . ie ie J jen’ : R e nz % ~ 41 { ‘ ? sre - i n - ee " + 7 , : ® *,> .* fb ’ TY) 7? 4 a = - — ’ —_— “els ‘ . | YY ._« * . ° Af mS tx eT a 4° ese > — . - ’ "7 al ' = 2 . ’ . ‘ . ne Qt r Tv! ° f i - art at lare . o vie Passe L,ie ll pres 1} lnecome Linde , 180 R t -_ 14) vr more daye le f Jette a —— —e oa — von » ! « .* . 114 ; ; " 4 " } iis > 4 wey PA } Lm — “A ra as A as es meet races e'pPa » 5 . rH e43.17) PAPO ' on owner me is . te - Auction : { av ei ; ee ar v Re Lz now = = os — - | vi wos ° . - ict Sxtyl * lide nis ‘} Ti I dq tne hi . ne tne emcee atl have good r il ui. nee ‘ . = 4 io ' r sui a , - ea W xy 6:3 + a ‘ ras \ ‘4 ; . m ge —tern? ? flat co “i's ' ; Se, A 4 fer S130 \_aronGe . : dee To. ; t ’ » . , - Poe .? sey Oo 4 ees%e o ad _ ‘ . = . _— a a - ™ yo 7g © 2 — — = a Bs wrer? La W ra — Ra th ~“oOnmrenmis oO. 1.2 ; or dire am — 350 . is a j . A . 4 anskhin: no rere . ex her . ‘ppor TUunirtv of Ioming out io — — ) “i? el at 4 —— - POLST 7 r uit _— -t-MEAT MARK a — iwelling: large or small lots; best prices he ; RENT A FORD. me Mot ee = _ = , ood . aaent wert: mus : : | ) : sIRLS—To learn paper box wor bl pe PERATORS — Experi in Puvootdiit Gaile | evs vy | : LOl North (2) | Orcutt Storage. Cabany 6030; Delmar $94. | ; eevRULET—F. B.: lots of gower: gos - : _ es 4 .* " 4 ! ‘ " | res NOt b : riv’ —— ats >. = rir.s eX perience ‘ r s of 3 — ~ at aden ad 5 — ™ a (SS) DRIVE IT YOUCRELF) — - oe : Ta Spaict ns M "or ‘% t enn ner @ ae k s‘art 17 : | i 4 ? a rial Silt ~ ,iet t ft Tit? 4% of | . at ms A . : a “ses, 2 °A ‘ a : ws : 4 re ‘ ‘sil .:) \ ANT Vi \ Mi 1 | ~ FE. I —- tus A ee ow —— KI SEIL-s sprea ar 4 . ~~ , « $20 : pag || ering. ending-and staving. 314 S.|Main.| ,C™pseesi: Beady (work. moot Pe a oy yaa ell ee EAE BARKED — 2 a | SSEL-SKILES OO, Mais Locus bomont 1634 ce * i 7 torr J } A Tew aii sion alle , ry . ape _ > a a-2a? rn rene-ra ington ‘ . +h ; 7 , eo on Ono al) a NDS of ole ’ fathers: Dav c Q 4° 739- 4: McPHERSON AY. —— oF 4 r uting ae more! . : : TOrNG MAN ae secreia ' mA . ; a 7 ———e™ - et den unm was ns yar ; be : e.! ’ o_— ve . — iCm AND COAL Bt INESS—e.stabi.shed 0 : 60e for old ones Sentara Puatber rr Be)! ge Im iay an i evenings ret hs : ~ . > 7 . ° ’ _-—.- ‘ “ . . s « _ oe _* . . . , i.e a «a? ai ‘Bes ‘ e ¥ ore 3 ’ , eee 4 re . —— , if e eye! ame) ‘ * mais : ven zy vf er ~ : . o>: _* : a 3 f th lll gg epee eh he a «6dustriet manager positions nov Weatminster pl. 24 floor. Cabany 60993 prone GUARANTEED WAGE PLI ars _4600 Labacie ——____—— | 4424 Pace De!:nar $65. Forest 7@7. (5) | rorese 683. Delmar of ee Motor Corp.. 4300 Forest Park s . . -e or 4 } ™ ‘ " rr - mal . ; 4 . 2 aw A na P 2 . "7 Py ry 5 ae . ‘ . wan : : '}* Rr - : ~- ® ~ + " 2? are "> . : = - nr Tr ae? i vr . , _ oir. paciiy ous! ners: a on . .% , .. 4 a? ‘mn @weneral secretar is i re : pen Tor competent men. Apph ig4RlW-—Pxper: ed >; paper box fa BONTS SCOR, — vide — i» to se! Y—De . “4 aedwooment of vartners: | ° . see fey ROLE Ti Mintle Touring — ; = . . > Ren . Hee. ‘ a's PAD Vashinzgt -' | r ‘ s© : . . an -— oe aan ; : eee eee exeertcnce and salary expects} ‘ologhc -nf0Od pay: steady work, Engle & Olian SOLOMON'S, 1508 ¥ | x cash proposition only. Box K-178. Post-; Highest Price for Furniture mew; open Sunday and evenings. Or i, : RS A Monday evening at 8 o clock Paper Box C 1108 N. 3d. 2d floor. ‘cl RATORS— adies sik and musiin u | ae Disna tc! Pir ort (3) | = ; ; Wanted wen Motor Corp... 4300 Forest Park & . . . . te . 6 = . . » __- . ' ‘ . Pe IET ] IR] =,” r ~~. a far "work ‘*~ r an ie ; rwea?r as gir's ‘ arr i ‘ i at ren : : ats " __SALESMEN WANTED ee ee ae take Cherckcs | pecereenetiee Sinerindct tee csv and w. DOLRGOM AL mnonnacil ls coms a aan “) , . a4 - ¥ tT aar Vi «d » Ra , n ne exper lor ~—) SS. State set Jersevy 1 le, Lil -! — PRODUCTS CO.7 3830 Olive St. car to-Chippewa. Dr. L. D. Le Gear M=di-| wil show you haw to ear money: expe Ta IAN (AS He a = a ———— | ADVERTISING SA side : [ ema t oer MWenea teh . rand aA ‘,i i =—_ontern . ee: f ome 4: rr. a —_—— > Any amount. BRASCH. Bomont. ‘“en*ral (oR) ee — - ANIMALS , ; "ria va) ; " “ar eo? | AUTOMOBILES Wtd.—Eale medeiee anne nde ’ them bad, highest cash prices: BS Wm. J ‘Horan. — ne ne ___ (es) deventer Open Sunday and evel Sia: ‘\LOING MOTOR & -— oe tee ee — . nion Typewriter ma - 2 chee renta.s lie “" mor , ( ( ( —- aah oC Te , — ‘ ‘ n " ‘ . ’ * ; a. . ’ A cle "n bateemane a : pene! at ~) - , pe Ap Th) ies stateing age “106 ’ none R.a » 4 a , ad | “Us CoO SRior Dass. a‘) : "tah M ; ‘1) Re va.a. . ] TN : : : ° ‘ ’ ce reteres ie M 3 - Z headquarters casa OU Luth st . ic . . nine eam 8.5 ‘oOo “45. rentais 3 month eur office Tvesda a *ternhoon went é Perive and re: ees LOX Aine dl ’ — : a" 2 \ . ae arp . zs LIVING-ROOM &sU!I TE —-.}-plece, tn rood - . . a " ‘ ' \ | ‘2 "% TRY ~ ° ~ i ~ . e , - “Ss = » : ba Rebuilt "il N l men. 21 to 65. wented fa ‘olin netructions . 4 ' Af NANTE! a3. he FhsAte condition; cheap 236 Enright c3) =—_— : : : - . “See acnin (Hers Ore TY thin ~~ _— “ os “- — , — t" . we areh © a ,Pe r . ‘ . f . mn Pt “ ‘ SF Ker enced 4 . ade sn : 8 . * rv? ‘Tr. v7 Tec _—_— eee, 2 ‘ ~ . —_ a ae ; ee . t. vent A Tanre get — «= '* organienr ° feterin rv ~ Urn} te : — ee Ore rote tan latin I At IK | RS i | 3 RC ‘ M hs, ee. — Randsome y i en witS @ | i@ future ; 1A@o0n a'men « : +.) © 4 res davenpert tem . e © RADIO eres n : Stein nes "t girs - _ i? TAN .IN 3 e s “t a Cleaners rented $2 week Louis Wolken a . ; . . “— . « ; oar .A . ' Jt Bi ~ a M Voce er ‘ ‘ant aateaiitien ‘ — & . om Salesmen Solicitors & Lanvassefs “4 ' iNT A ‘on cauee - “- - a a A aS Sakers, ar’e ation! E “ ce, 3124 Ohio. Sidney 2012. Vicrte ' a Me - . - . n-' . : . ‘ 7 ~~ Th ail es oer “@ ry iT tebhe ¥. ‘i iOVvavl.®e ovens. g* iarantee we AY We ate setar? re 8&8 eamreien i.ing \ LMMROLTIDER ¥ VA rPRRaT fz 4... 40°") ‘ y 1 - z ~ | . ‘yeing depart mer rand Laundry «& eatisfactory. terms to suit write for cata- — . tieneliv advertieosd Eigin and Tlineis wal: hos ar . ia Mange & . ° ~ a . - ca 1044 lLawten ° ome Middleby-Mareha. Oven Mfr eS WASHING Me AC "HI NEs S—Fioor samples an! » a : we “ \ete ~ we 7 a) ar _ \\ art zz [, A [ N I ) R \ HEL} , A \ 1) . : . 7 . ar . 4 ; : * Mo (ea) ised: A BC. Thor, Eden. Almetal, Biue- LE \ . ; - SACS wee. SOCBUICRS ane. - — : “e v : e,? oa | CA. ° * alte ‘ime of neers § 8 i” a’ ~~ SrayWa siti | r if ' aiti Ut ~ ' | ‘ , g . i t " Asn od - MIU UU ier ses cHoler, s..z aha is : : we en! | . i “DR 7] p 3 Solid agate. 272 line daily. $00 Sun. n toda? we Si Oo - 7 Rees aru! hbaker* emu “ern ’ iaree ° a_i ‘ 4 4 \ { ">? ie by . P + »*? . _ —- 4 y M a bargain ' A... ok . Ho ve . a.8 ‘ _ — fiance mae " 4 qa . “ ibes. $6 450 'V.-190 tubes, $4.50 lurke Electrio Co Ln erwoed. cash ———— bi >aremin Steiner Furniture Co, 1292 §. — pea” NG ’ mc? : necessary Lon. ¢ ‘ of ver ence ers, as : ,Y -_F 29 99 5 ' . as . ] BUSINESS CHANCES y2: nN . oy . 2 er! ff) RADIO—A)most new. cont $s 200. : 7 * . ne 4 7 , : : , ; - os by 9% am : ° Wrappers ”" ~ ina’ ‘ H ir nesi 4acit mn piece Ww i rh SC ale ¥ = x ewe = 3 $i? Box 10 X - > m nous : 7s y .S ‘ uw work. aso white gir's over 14 Si REFRIGERATORS—Household and grocer — SALESMAN Ww AN TED DIMM WASHER—Woma ¥ aan? warn. Gena. ae “0: Cafeteria sery — — : a >. Centra! factory = monthty. ra, Cth er Ontve ‘2 ‘ “WP-12 * all sow ; Deira 4327 —— Radio Repairing _ oe repair 117 will take tal tee. te - “a — We pay yew « salary or iarge comnr-s Mee «ft ¥ reed == = a. . aervice station > Sen cor tine tte — ow as $7 Morton Electric Coe., 706 +. CONTINUOUS dancing umo watts) af Castle - one Men ~ oe one os ~ ae “~ » [84 RS... Pe ee Thre. - a or a = | pores ers oi) Na r+ eold PrP a ye] — oe my “ a " _ . - hn we ‘ A a — * ZA Milne f g& s' ation 1? vou rjeatiny ook- ~ . a ee } Mall. VOilve and ‘TOrth eta every ed as Saree. are vites te inwedtiqate 1. th ot. thieteiner . . cant - , és , i is = oo “wate ce me ee @ for @ Dusiness write or call 216 N. 6th WASHING MACHINES—Real bargains; we Thu. and Set. nights: Sum. efterneen ond en ee Si ee Se ween o ~ finishers a }) work \y , P . . " MS hed S— Fy ne mence! n ASeortmemt ja rs ‘Test erenr ne -sgmr’ give ¢ 1 mail payment down. Phone . *t4) pubiboation work eiperienees NeCORP i PAC PITiS§S arc vemos +O Lo1L1 reat wa art; : - on ¢ : " WD ake . »oe@tt tor > perreve "ent oa ~ ay ; F al = ‘ hy oor oo " ; Z } ~ ’ ’ ates > , ssi 3ox _——_—- s + Tt a F - HORSES AND VEHICLES a i“s)t » ts lw or 4 to “4 : » . : end He Re ae, a By’ ao mules 4 mares a! i *: ies. ' e ; - a? ‘ ‘) at al ry STfrpeet . AXSeT rt e » “_ =4 : 14 ali pros ts “a a ear. ox J-f: . oan >» mn v eee trceome ~ ith rap d a >| + ted cf me ’ -, : . at f — *n let : aur . . . , . 4 41 f >) — Mise afi ba ‘er ¥ et me eer % Vv O1Les a F ooh ns. Hofftner Coal C Cs 17 = tev ~ , _ - : onal —— - Olepa toh (LZ) ' r=. . ¢ » arte adtev enter. (2) | yom Quality . Poesitione permanron’ rm pA | et ana l6th and Loe ust Streets, 6th a; ir : yi ‘\ ayior ,-~) Three ~-—~ aon -_~ HOKSES—Alware @eaeor'ment o ein. > rubdber-tired: a ) _ N om Rand. | ' ‘Tee ere, F RD— Roa. amver’ ret bie “ng. latest improvements: a ve “epi oo has wert GaeG ” - : - * Ford Dealers, 1915 Lecus wad Char 4 on $7°"h. coat r'r'e rate cS Beiek L»@d Tea, FORD—Poadster: tn and APRIT. 23 1973. eMey NL —l OG RES. Soom running t eco"? Meinn: from S1S0O to SUUS Philioe Mh ' ‘ouring, roadsters and covpes Lindell ition: 1 | =i e.~ mY $40 Mendenhall, 415 Locust w. Uvgen event ——— 8 , . in excellent reared bern iT ~ 492 Claes. 2775 terms. : ” nn See defo re you bay ‘eeoke good; ony — i | 4$iZ + Dealers, 2328 Ford — ae" spert toewets ‘as an al nings “TY @°od. new paint. 3323 Lis FrORDS—Roedsters; late - i ard temounntabies: rery = rt Ez — Seven oa seenger new'y $Li0 to $3715 Ayres, A= wag. re @ tires and tn coot running Dee ore. 1418 N kh! ngs high "- penrance Lan, or —e.. 3:is Lec: set STUTZ Z BEAR cat « — ‘goat? HA “ha CHEV ROL eT—aedam. 1 ers every otluwr cersory OU | «Ten ines -— - Motor Cate Lecust St. & Mk ' = Troms ET —sedan: ind many accerscries® ~~ and ever 4400 Forest cna, 6+ ~ er DODGE —Setan: as i. a S Grand bi. RACH > nr 1029 Tae tl. motor, sell? an Gea us _*—For ais or trade ae acrunrens mot omeaes terneun tebie rane » Ms eter Ca... 3039 Laenuet Witt. : . Nacsen ger founrtng thts w tts 3408 tt ED wis ise this nepular small cae w bal LO. Onteced trana@por't at tom ting Motar fo 3118 Lecust , eo} : ER—Tourt ta OA Newman _— ma San uring: . ROADSTER— >, ines than list pries. none . : sat : gow F mt Wen. Suy for a big, easy coding Sedans Fe : Pont er | Mr. Lindgren, “ahe car. Wat heve Park bi. * io “Sch MM Capeland. ~_ tires; DODGE—Sedan. 1018 er Oe 8°95 san + nm Dealers, $413 Lecuss st $325. ale dita Satins sinus iets (Sage alg 1aié ™ m4 > ree ‘has panel body. ‘ree ere Vea.- , ; 3 ao? : . ‘3% - Lif ris Willams Motor Co, 4127-9 ure. eh ter = wins scust. yen evenings a9 — eS ’ —————— = sun Te. ’ onenenet ———tonoramanes REESE ; . . E eae ity cham- } U Ss Wta— TERRI! >RS- a — 4027 | ’ ALL o s. TOS Wik—=G “ond! ison = CHES Tks l F. 1c a.’ ‘,sfTa { f B at ir se 4 5 LSS Central Nationa ane S18 " Zz nd ns Apr Jasos 2 (or- OPERATORS—Expe tapes “re parts sickness; must s«!i Box K-74 P.-D. (2) pion hiood: aiso rem! ; ~ at een reDa ad or-opening curtains: g ~ eT ' mye mn 8414 Rutger s@ operators co shirts on @ part: 7 , . Oo a eS . a an North Market. FORDS Wtd.—Coupe, sedan, touring, Rion BEC UK ; SALASMAN—V\\« ' © RS pore S443 : . 9 :, ir fo: =" 5111e ? irTw t Ris : R '—(, 000 loeation Wi i, 8 ee een + ‘uM. 2) n pany offering high-grade secu s hae re SERS am SOLICITO GIRLS—Experienced end inexperienced aiso giris to clip threads and giris tor St. Louis, the City of Smiles. eae, or 1235 NW 13th et 1 se (2) PUPS—Coillies, poodles. spitz. spaniels, ter-) str and truck: ve Day spot cash, Dew oy MOTOR CAR CO... 4714 Delmar tf opening for ne or | #atLer ie . Ss" OCR = : ; Rs——j'! ral a . pon ge; .eT. ‘ane - 4 oe ? x " a. Terin £. lade ‘2 PrP WOTK an paste sa eo an" aie - — — —- " ) om riers ; ‘omeran ans. etc 2335 Olive. (c@) ; Auto o Body Coe.. 106 s 12th ¢ . 4 i: ‘ Stinen tani, 0 ' : »¢ ee " . - or tm Se or » . , oo . hb» om . ec ic K.i@ IEST ATR «AAR e . ao th (Z OE te, srrcinsrecattn sc. — ———= rer == eaiat iil iieeiialll ae a nad bond sa leermen er ane! é ™. . " . ; _- v 1 : =e Lo 3% s'ng 1A and ove! = sAU.§9 ‘ ade Pos j _ a 4 gene “ ag a ls ‘ * Hea ‘ _ i > i — - | ALL At TOS Wtd—dne mney _EeT—Tourtne: 197°: on di : e e! _ ee ling ' ZS &- ~ =~ | ; , rms ! sire 3425 ° 2 E2085 BOR | P p or irs ae edster © high 4 n werk wel equipped plant. eeu. sed 15 ANTED eee, & Whlends inet Sensi Halpeciors, nico young siri We Can Show You MING Hobee __DENE* | Bobbitt Bros. S714 Frankl Foe ritpoaes + Jo" auiomebuae sa : “ . . Z . ? . 44 ; ~ — Fb Pp “> ,ih 7 +? j ; Dre — . » owt on : : vi? — = ™ vears Ros WM?71 Post-Dis P&RTNERS W a = . " ning and dveing past 16 to ‘arm specia ’ x a a ving . ee. 4%10 Wa — rn in cen oats a) The | tu wing makes, as wei! z . ag oracticali ” paw i od tt + ( ' 1 ,- ~ ? Bat ——— 5 — 4 “ ‘ -4 4 : _ . ‘> =" -% . . ‘ews **s) me . ne TN? is > ' A - 7 a = am anin ~ roh can 7. ciass. posts « tle ur ° a. : ‘2 a : i, > a : en PriRE sALESMAN A \ER W e fiat unde ons imt for all work ark ng ifn tc. Bar : 3412 . ; “9 20 ~ —— a Natural Brite 1)}|} high- _erad automodiies, are ef 4 Bednray and evenings Orrhwetn Meta Y na? orien mn se need So ‘ill give ample securit . ning and Dyeing Co., 3444 Gravois et - , ~ — And screens, 3H) Nats am diem “te = dillae . "ootea' 1 “ | io Teh With GOme experience he a ne Pa and l 2 : ’ . : ~S50 S. JEFFERSON . OER. i» av ee ae Raye" _* i —— — a | interes ° us Cadillacs, Marmenm tee Pare. 19°0 Locust. Locust St. Store I ie z ee wreferre ans . n oe : . Jiox M-t? ; . 1245 ( PF rR \ T% | 2x MING? H ~ —4183 Was f z ° 1 DBD —_—_ —— ris. Pierce-Arrows, Mercers, ee elt Tih c y exces la z ; s0fF acdVAa etre ae Oo RT. ’ Wea. : aris fam 1ofe Te - addressine and flea ae ‘ . , - ae n ‘wi SNeOU 42.3 ana apa enis, a ; “utz Hudson H upmohbtiles F CHE. FP *T* _. Pte hy (‘lrard y a } L900. Post 7. : n- Stnee y . . . ¥ wpacy * eS“ lng P ie oieten a . ou esses 4! ais's " ’ Dp aa pee ’ a ifte> Sunda: bakers, Chandlers, Chevrolets, eS oy oy an ves - ce ( : arge rooming houge; will render ser: f and neat handwriting revived. | cicnced. we will abow vo: 4414 PAGE BL nie _ GOLD AND SILVER Paige, Dodges, Buichs: een" GEE model: aii. che late improvements: ina : SALFSMEN See Sales Manag: 1605 a &\ men: Box M26 , a ee Pos mm. Sm) -wani« Ce 7s ' . ‘ “ear 4 «° " brad : ROUOMING H Sr it rooms. no “ee = ~ — ane a ; oa - ge = Sendition. open Sunday and even! nes (irt® Rid 15 —\* “RR af Ee furnien : a » locat . #760 = n le sedans, trucks; tf: - _ - -? ; . > . . P = . ry “ . . ’ ; . ‘ . le tv a3i.i ‘ “ - on T in do “sve 5d ¢ SA _LESBM EN ——.3 ' ae)! hevrolet atitomo P\l NER Wid Established Da . is IRL S— wooed and permane: Pos : ree if So i i low 4 rar! rin rt . ; ne ant ‘ r)e es - ; A ri ™ ‘ | ar | Sit U . me ‘ re, «. 4 ? Da ao e rao *» . Py —_— — - » . Yr 4 i Sit N r Iie (sk — sXX be : a La PO« ns, ae ns p pmee: : - = = —" —— He \ Px : ’ x ‘ar , *rha ox 4 Palliips Motor Co.. 21°7 Locus 504 Chouteau % a ae eee Mestern Wire Products C sa oP E RATORS—Expericiicec on — ND ST. CHAI . 2 baths, steam heat t 4) Seer: Rouse IN SSA paid for old goid. si’ver. Jiarront=, ALL automobiles bougst: 1 . largest i ition sompleteiy oes ‘painted; new top. $106 | *' ' e >. . 4 . . | ’ - ne" 4 : e . on ‘ ita 4 oe - ” , “4 a - on Ture or : . : . ; : s p — al >> 8. . » | . arr . ** ’ i 4, | NER \s | —— \* Le san Qr.a- ‘ ar 7 = r ad ‘c) . 3s sc ore -SPL rey s 3 » > a4 a Lf A. | s i ° ( 1 IL _ : Thais n a . A . 14a a . D; itir Tl. ~ °sTT as 513 “ ; i ? on as te buyer a “ rv 2340 Olive, 's caer : . ‘. 7. ; - ~ ’ - 9 + . 7 , ' ; oe suies «°o ae » be lai ics 3 . a . , . S12. 00 terms * . th of Olive et ree rong a . ee. (3 : Mm ¢ ct re ° mS 7 nents = - 4 ; . . - ~ : . . t* P 3 . E P : ” _— ad 4 . aaa Pulncks ign . Re id. Auta Auction ca. 2 ia ‘4 : .* srfu? Fr t’ tel : a ; = ’ : " ** , ; ’ a es Te Da ‘ is ¥ . wy ~ Pry oe ; \ ,* 53 A: nh a oun ; ~ ail ive : ' ; : ¥¢>*? a ’ Pi "e ' _ tn PARTNER Wri —W about Saou ha mm open ad , vn . -\- - - ‘ . "oe :; -) en EB o 4 Lo2o lel; sod | | _Wtd —With] about $6000; »xpe- can snare time from home tor cach ee he | ne 37) | SHOE REPAIR SHOP— | POULTRY AND BIRDS BVROLET— Touring. 1920 model; » : BALESMAN—wyeposition in whicn . enced @ nan sd eG ae Ry ll | c , Wo . (th WOMAN—Dinner coos, jours. 2h aera tae : $75,000 CASH Fe AUTOS yy ~~ ; arn $4" ~ ° ee ry ar erest : . ers : fas all .ing . ; _ - - .: aa — RE AND LATTER SIAtLIS* mt FOO ,8Y ‘ HIiCcKs——F' ne barre rock and Buna ing eve gs. tir vein Metor ¢ rp . : : P| e _ = . » — 7 _ — . ~ - 2" i ks 4 “ “ . , ‘ a : , a ene 8 0 yh 10 " ae id Fe Ss Manufactur Gg tow? nme = 's =* Gtri.—To ' .mame Diates | adireys- PER a « “hy td e a , . — . = cle er “ATION ’ , — l4c ea heat. mix! ] a We want LOO: any Cae a oer Forest Park i b.itjiele oe? Me mar we” Bide . ere. sole opportunity to dodanie | grab machine. exvertenced not necos Loply 203 N 3 ‘in weet Bousewors, SB to Go. .=20GA ear lease.) Box K-SU1. Post-Disna ave Hatchery, 4343 Gano = st) cake h or the ‘cash. “Tita Nga i. : = ob #1? ofits ea ch eu BOR J . >4 «” educat mn Pnreferre 2a A ° — J ' “o fo ' , Welmar rest — To yar yeas or “= PR tr . : : ‘ : ' mat hoor R ». Purty *» yo >kL — rie’ eed § ner 3 ANA RI es—! atTAY orted singers am ; : ee ee : Zz wll Tice nea bs ESM — a z* sy 4 De = } * : “a » i? s. ' and ’ s »41.8 de aA ~* () } k, in A\ | { YRS . E X pe n Lh ’ ’ ane " ‘ ra a ‘ n; : |? » a 2 ' win : ate sire age reaso! ab e 4% 1086 the new gd riven a , —eo and / - é ‘. ren ar “@e ad , «=e } 'w - a ~ 3 at os? ‘ ¢* ‘ } - Ti if . ‘la it “* ; f ’ . ~~ : e.. : - ° Pane * . - , ~ . : od reference . , rm ae’ ine On AlltrOom bile - : : i} “ farket ie me. a ” en Su ay in’ evenings PEERY tae give geod references Sita aica 18 oc 10 face wi tes ae | power machine on eutom seen foo. S0GA _Mazket_st.__(e) || . = op, Look, f ~ yy . : wees ot STE ge ' . ' ’ a A — ea = . s . inn j seen GaEnemnanaan: _ orenwein Metor « om 4.400 Forest Park ht e pion Candy (o. 300 Vales ine HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS 8830 fds Vaca “os work. MOON MOTOR, 4400 N. “Shouse hs | FOR SALE—WTD " w Bede!) 7000. Delmar 64 i - ’ n tig ; ' “worker vl har ¥ « . - ' [TED ~ ” wae 4 ’ ES MEN Rea estate f'rm w — O10 ang ,s he : . ; Dat ‘ers o,Or ss] ns | sew mo “8 or Be. » as 1 . “ = Boe - ee ra \ ‘ vl \) > oa te os ar ind the bocouse | * CLOTHING 500 A U TOS AN I * , LE uri read — oon repa nted ‘ — : ne al . creme) pen on 4 fo " ? . Suck 0 11:13 NX ] nh 5 - ‘ * & N , . cy rcs " se Ct ane >| " ~~ 3 , - —_ — ae. , . ncay ar ey rin — & 4 af NX Ma IR — ce neat a rite gir. r a~aoman {> | FE R A ; { ) R -~ - — { bal L ure i —Pay rigt =: "rice? Sea ‘ ustom: 3 wai Bet 4 Fords to Packards, ta F! rr Mi Y~—— “~y ’ xe Cr) ms , Bem w——Cetholic: to fill vacancies Im WAKERY SA!ESGIMNL=—Expereancel Melis housework and corking: nice ace fcr : ' a ae loner ~OMAN— ored, cooking and dcownsfa.rs i ete A et ee ont-of- APPAREL d. 1115 N. Vanaeverter, Limde!! to $2000. spet cosh; no waiting Bee — - #14 Delmar & « sales deperiment) ce before 10 of aft neimers Desiry. Shot be Pa.iviccre = rignt person: good Wakes ADT: »efore aqgresses; aiso giris »-1€aPrn, ' sta: mn place ‘2 (adan} = i. a ae ite. 23 25 y 35c Suan papemaace z ‘es ‘rs and take the cash YALE Sie ——— _- a, ‘ . F bk lho oO ayy By ; io 4.) Lon rma ¥*. . ’ i *y) ar a vl. ° afte- #F ae on “=: 49 - . an dé , : . me - iga - ane “ 7 ay “ / - a ne crema VE —_ var ighies cloth- cwy t red Car i leadquarters, 1035 N. deo HEY i ‘Ss “ . iring are all models - . ) LT: fe ar cy e , . . hen @ a’ ~ seatey ec 474 ‘ nens ‘4gel . | ; ‘ “i P«¢ 1 \ ‘ ‘ ¢ a miavi : , iY 4 Af : AREL an Cc — yen s a P Goede St ene 0 " i. « any f acy ar .” —_ er guge't . : . o ~ ; : : = rec yvry 4) \ . F ~ — Ti . ai n r ’ v 2 af 7 be a . = . ; . “ . \! .~® ad - ; > . ‘* ” ’ \ aa y Z , ' " i. ia . - ra cena ? , r : : ta ; ” ¢ . yy r , ie) | LESMEN—we wart a man of etucation, 100 8 Jefters ' GIRLS QUEEN MFG. CO., 1312 Wash-) Uarv"s 3 Cou ia : SCELLANEOUS FORSALE = deh 31350. Appeiman, “1331 Whittier Cabriolets F mm oelling new and used Chevrolet cas reeful persena!lit higvest re . enca bailey Lae NP] — ADD +? 4 Jeffers ' -~ » =} : -R : =e = 1 $150. Wd. Appe.man, a =i! ° ets or I Per four rr. ee ahi me , ° " : > = : — ° Tyrnerierce - re. © : ; ai ‘es) sf ears ’ "a, Vv a Le | ei r,ence nod Teco . . ' : an be mendations for specialiy selling in educe- .. -pPnR. vacua « er £3 SATIONAL EMBROIDERY U., 0a ® com ait tiidren. for couple emploved. A K NITTER—-Two-crlinaer, new. cheap. = ED ladies and senae? etathine- kieh. | CAIMLLAC @..cee new: é‘ . . 14 Delmar t tional work on rect ived of etaining | OUOSARS fr. B= - ? haries st : PERA R ’ Malt Borest 47°3 Kremmeser "044 Warren. io AN TaD. ladies and rT1L F unkiin, Bo in good running conditie — rt _—— — ae. . ' she eure i must be able ; se * i — : i Dd » ; er : ‘seal a ee est vrices Siar. Si ranaiina, ol aes amma . = 7 ~ * : a» ° i i ee oe > ~ i" s ® . - ce r } , cs L = Di ‘ 7 omer ewe . Cin ~~ 4 siven on Ss a rode me ap thy sod asses m gene: ‘fice wer ue ‘Gj VW » w1ArTAaANntTee wH tO Ss! Ss per YOMAN—tle 2 t is4is8 witl house RALING PRESS—P'atform scales and mont 153224 __ te) Da =a i. an arrange terme eait. Dex) Pee ogee Aseenger urtna@: tm fine ean Augen gr ¥ 7 elipernsres Appiy i } Smitt re? : wri moe ena . bus ' u x guarad . Ut ’ ’ : Rie hen ain : . : - . . ? : . . ei 4 a ‘ 2 pint * . . — cool — ' for delay Men: jenhall olor Ca., “oSiS ta Gen . . ‘s ew patters & hargain ‘“ Ro “mn 610 &o ton Bite im! oo) cae , . . ; } cele ~ + , =e Se Baie al a es, = _ ; eh 3 wa Bib. LIiTs ercoats. need ba —. © _st. Open evenings. Tends «- ' ; i467 S Grand bh 3 = _ ress w.eaus ae . : if ae “'eree’ e' ¢ s'eac” work . wee . Experieneed riris st = leffers ‘ra 148 } ; -' 3 " ant toa i tas Dem V sy te $20 for “7 tr. Pp ; , Der ° = ; - . y Kal reswy Yau fw oa rear arpearing ounce ore - ‘ " ar x. Ss A * © av " ; s' aa.’ Tea ees > i - ' rie : . ae ; a " e«a0ry 1 ‘ss. .RR AS em is hea 4 ‘ nna ware =) a rest ao Ye mar an 14°" { HA! J m= i .Driolet, iust —— —) /,t- ree 4 ced to se! erme or , ‘see ’ ” : yp? Si » ° - : | ; a * ~ . ~~ : ; we . . 7 Fo , . . ; “ex ’ - - . _ +. ~ . > ~ ¥ ’ ; 5 a7 : I bia! t ) a ° ; : > 3 . 7D : ng yt » _ 4 ne” Se °] : ’ ° bd 4 aer ta’ ' ‘s ° , a “ = x - 43 De ” au 4 iz es 4a°? ; ° The i oO.Ww nm mr ‘ - = ve i-egses ~ ee . "sf arn ~ . _-. = " as head a« — . . a y a wes - ¢ $ - - . *. . .’ . ° - . - ‘ i . eo a nu = Lun LOLs » Te) ‘i . n. or a a ==: > - nder re on of cA a S ad ». > > ‘ 409 ; Na’ iTAa, =? i . rs mk i , . «40 . ‘ , ~_-¢ - . oh - nd errifors ran rate : ’ ’ * ‘ iat ue AA Kk} ERS ‘ 7 yy } > 4 STITH r ot OT as RI ~ ’ ers A — ~ 570 , — of? S . ees 4 , . ha wan ~ e., s wer 6} A Pate & TAPE sth - — ae yen FE rent 3708 p Coupes For Sale Der 4 ’ . i il . . : : a, or . r e? « - . s"* . ’ ERY oa ™ _- =, : 7 ‘ ~—! iL @e ie ANE r —s¢ ’ . 7 . : : WwW rar ry eh — fo miify for the werk Vall Bos we, Ae Wanted—_Two young women For TR : Si YY SR ERY GR, Se 3 agg ae . : = ’ soem p PAINTS—We meoke the best for vo none att pg Accent cine ————— BUICK— 6-48, | fully om ~~ be ‘ne he emonatr me tae Very ® oe See M ~~ , ’ cilit i aoe "4 - (; | RIES—t "y eT lb (§ ASSOTT SNITTs. r PER , | ( RS z Vxperiene “LT On iis ~~ : han . : \Techar . Point va TLS Prank’ in. cS) 'hroughbow’. iinen seat covers car i wae 90. 4a fs . at. oa me eo, new vy ’ > ~ . b« . > . ad 7 . eo - - eee - . ” « — ~ a ae a“ ‘ aad i . na = agg eg on — s ~ tom fest —_ e4 Sg . ; arn’ee 5 or ert a ig SA. AKSBMAN—BY " Li.e« TR! Nv ledger postings; rust write i } \ -- WW 17, | ER SHTR | _ . Es vi OME —White s ro "al ES 817 NW. 8th st he bargain house JEWELRY—WATCHES ter: | condien. Supreme Mowurc, = ae enny enie teu Geen 2 ee Se TUR AN' FACTULRING COMIANY AN , . al, X« “ \ v . \ 5 nele needie power mac! ies ‘ Wo “eS 3 ‘ - ile mputing and counter aine ie? 4 Low ust rms. pen Sunday fore : : . 4 + “ ’ - . ~ = - ai , ; i} i ~ i — me ~ . , KRACELLENT OFfPORT' / FOR ON} plain hand and inake good fig- FACTORY. Sth and Hiekory ~ men’s cos Annlv Sth floor. YeUNo LapY¥—rTo work in and answer. =———— SS —=— DIAMONDS pbouant. up to $500 Re c rat FORD—Coupes: all mm tels me WILZON MOTOR GAR GD. INc WHO CARS TO SPECIALIZE. FLECTR: —_ \ = SHI AP] FIGHT : , On men 8S ' 3 PP? oo me ‘elerhon: Bll at roe 719 Caas ai ° Pe any size. any amount. Mill Ls. av. terms. Rilgere Motcr Ca. ‘once 'S. os ™? Leeugst at “46 + AL EXPERIENCE NOT REQUIRED AN. UTES. Apps otk. shah | HEC HT CLOTHING CO Sara 2 as Sage ST prog ae einige ge MISCF! LAMECUS WANTS en ted) Ta > sdicieiods cae ha ~ , ' : *, > ” ‘«} = - - ; - - a 2 ‘ ‘ . : . 2 . | ’ i — > s j a . Sok © AB Thee ae c e . — gree sen am ms new : er nn : le 7 " . «+ ev" RR WITH FY } — iN¥ RM 5 TION \ iW E CO 4th and WV ash) a id rit? =fls. Ais! “OA. ~ rene “a ? arue —_ ; ‘v4 ok =n . cre Tre, , @artines “a gs ron ay a MIC m, DS VW , = y e the _ vid ie3* sa P é PDS—19: 4). Ct a “coupes: >,argaims 3 2 laran ee aa ve sh O Perma “ ne MEGARD To YOURSEL!) BOX E-144 ae Js ‘ ‘ work. Webster 1460. 464 Lee a Ve 1224 Washington C ett | | ppp tity oyptheter Boe ge toy Scant Waa. aan Drice for your diamonds. S. Smith & Co S250 to $300 Phillips Motor Caine M 3126 - Lecus lomomt MONT DISPA TCH ! yn av (el s'er Iroves ——- 7 Ls . : = : : 4 ea . = — ae 514 N ig>end 5 loors nerth of ve fe) Le c’ awe Ope n evenings and 4undave a a4 . na ' ety ~~ - > ‘ # : ae ese . shee i mig ¥ a 7 Ww ‘i ——{ | ©8 nea e.* .cien? Ay a ANT ERT) oem inners . >A nr? fo.der ing peer crtacnee ne " — — a , mes —— sal kSMEN— Men of vision. who are hones al, : 2 . - HOLSEGIRL—For genera! housework: 01 ‘ yp E R A’ re YRS Ex peri ory rac} on ay eevie Sundar . ee 8 FP agen rmoe FOUNTAINS wi : em . “= ORD: Coupes: ‘fn go0e ‘conditien: ' , a te anal —e ‘res — : " ; . arin ’ ~~ » ’ ; > 7 2¢ . ’ rwan oe ’ ; ’ + = . . . * , a : " 4 ernon 7 J hd J at« ta . “ ass). @"> “ = : : , - : : eli ng same ect te cos ers I na ARE CHARGE OF} I ORS A‘ iM iu} (ierman Robert J. Agsmen, 3531 Ord | on shimeac- ectaan = ~~ x2 M4 o on om mr ete psa 1” > 20: cas trace or terme: Gat ’ ai° Venden PF “ ‘ ni he Be Ere. PS ~~ fF { . iv Tr \ ' igre! : } i = — os . 4 ; . oa encdenha! ord cove feritoriss tO Acct RACY AT FIGURING ESSIENTIA! jrand 38 1) Union } pecia: Midciuin ’ au’ CIGe?P 4 Li ds 0 YL Dany SEDROOM = SUTTE—Extra “t em Sih st sepa sie: * (o%) ond evenirgs. Carondelet Moter Ci ii——nD! ath ist. Qnen evenings fel ’ : . ul ; ; \ rey “en fer FP aorred .* Z dere . = —. — a . - a 298 : table Sieger nae "2 . RS "aie @ comatiaal 2 eee oe nme a g Ww Pos a td AND EXPERIENCE ON RAPID PER ii SEGIRL—White genera. ouse™w S ’ ] . om — 2 ; *.) \ y mincrrnry i? rh Ur " ' 2k R—6x xl! meat MATA. ” “ l ; i " del (ou al 4 "a6 oe me NCRA T! " : my ‘A a t Rn : « EN PE RIWN: = I~ or LOINC PR : =e N ’ wor! SeGIinRY—Fs Seriawn ‘a? white ® ’ oo l Pan 6 q =i ij ll . | — J “ye ras , ryTy ic, R edhe — nif? Wiis gp ® ect ana sets i sinte ‘5 she} Bhel 4 che 4p Dea. eres. *31: , LOCUS. Open evenings he a - : a ow : ik «tl i1KS WASHER. 1% Say samt | : - ; ae sessile Ladd S—3, at once, to trace!l, demonstra oi FEU -~ en 1114 Coss CRINGE AND DISHWASHER. aL”) REAR. py CONFIDENT A! BOX B-238, POST fan f Adults: n aundry. $0 - OPERA oe ‘ exper a rood®s manu’a “rs: salary with bonus ang "echkers Oe Oe ee ee, 8 Pee SH REGISTER—Trier 122s 2) ondition cheap. Open Sunday saa “a ing TH > NAMI oc e 7 ae } fe . - ty apg , mi “m Succes vos Waterma : Toor 7 rrr e tore arr)! +e: rh > ..f is en sn ar IV 8 ? “ 0 — — ane — ————— war + a eco es “ ings. Orthwetn Motor Carp... 4.300 na ‘ras es neg ee $59 ‘o S275 cnah, ELECT RE mm IN WHO HAVE DEEN | DISPATCH SEG IRL—tienera housework smal’ * STPUCtOPS Wilk veacn | be $75 , we and ene aie tine - B si Gar OS See Sane ne eee SH ReG'IsTERS—aAll ‘Main S680 ¢ meen Park ») Lind®il 7000 Deimar 66 Oy Ake "8 open Sunday and evenings 7. > 7 ' : - : » = _% " i, ‘7 . . . me ; , : rt ‘ ; . . . . - ol = . ? we thar nr e 1 rr ‘ c arr . cn i] ~ t rone 1iT} ry * - — — ee \ af " . 7. . . . " MAKING DF PENDAI! y Bee \ \NDY rACAER— Ape! 04 Wa tw Ie! ngentia sur’ it ings A naar girls To PP ONe PrTnerienced : “a i togetner on tf me if? as ae oat , .— “ ‘ ndevey.er 14) ‘ = ins} 7 ne Toc jationa! a Hi Ds N——4 ‘oupe., late “model; like new, : ; : ate . a * PRODI CTS SINCE Dao Yo! (“AN moet ‘mediate 4 \ingsiand av.. Aot. N Bat @** . oe a ‘ ' i? rae Ave _ Sae - we, §'+4k wo _* ana! ~~ aah aot EE yite ‘ ea: ome "0 to "40 ——— cant ’ sas “ , of ex'ras must sacrifice or wi. => SD KASIL) PARN 850 1 XR Wher srt ‘AP ‘ ’P FE: R Vi RN A. ers; ' * Lee res r Jr epresenting _ Sertrich OITBINATION RANGE—Aill Blu maine dro - ne ’ _ actar Howe Scale ‘'o for ema ear Tla N. Vandever be n . r ne ar. I9O°2: wmMarter — 1a. rsa Tor LAM =e] ri ovr Tt \. ; = = “Soo * vA etl are - alae 0 j Na . " ? ? : ra) . 7 iu gua en aa" _— = . se ban _ = . ; te Bah «» ‘tce rer . soktet " oe 4 . | ; , i sift -~_— '- er? ° 7) bh - ied) . T e; ‘ 4 o~aae ” . . e ,’ wt hae . ‘=, oe seer n even ~ ~ - . * ‘ Meat ion eniy - _ Li’ > EX! : s : rt airs . ‘ } itprer , ‘ 4 on *a s - ; “oh anhar _ _— . “ ; a? iw = ar. W > cr] rantee si th} ~ be , ” : ¥ ° ~'s Her : irviiturTre ( Px L *% . . . > — oe - ‘ oe. — - 4 _ } rinmrPpbre enn = \ a aa ‘a? _ ©, , ymer 7 oe . - a ~ : _ ~o- . e ha) ¥ vw seen run ery Littl ia : ' : ; ' : , “ : . : . 7. 4) j , ; ‘ ba o~ . MONT AY TPRSDAY AND WEO Next 1) CARRADINE .t ae an 6 350 wm: Call Sunday between 11 and. per .Week 1 veginners ana selling shoes, (Gaertner. 5806 Eaat NING-ROOM SUTTE——Solid oak. «4.it = : eer class condition; a bargain for a > : rings: 1918.22 ontres : . . ron . or Monday mor > ol7? R non For ?, : } = : Maniew ‘ 7 Y n i i ‘ 7 at rR— nD ro o : 7. de - VENINGS | \ rr “ a e+ % : = ie . i* ~ 3 a * 4, UT tihh ws z \a OT a * 4) $1° iW) yer wy ¢s - + — experienced 34 Eve cDt ee Rn, : . ms — ~~ a bla. Man #ewvoow Le) : vst A ~ : — 3 ~ J R 4 ne Can rrange farms to suit. sf 43 rm orn : " my . oo = “n Ss 1 ae inc san” ; .* oe —" ian ‘AP Ob je RR. | Ty )RS ef? SSii\i) 1 ae « st ‘ » a ‘ eal ia a d . - + nian ae i we ~_— “me ~ a “rt ws wed 4 ak ~ 3 as f ! ; Pes oe . ; Motor Co.. "315 Locust Open + vrnineagy ae ~ am fae an -- ' - . . , ‘ s } @ Food i A a _ ~ aa ies —~ - , . ee a are — om uneeieas ateelianetned 'a= : SALESMEN ~At tor tt We mave en atlra 2 > work f Derles senunion UCL SEREEPER—Lady for monceper. AD- | ODETECOES;: GuicK ifarners can “rar I SING ROOM StUTTa—sampie “7 + EA AND) COPTEE tRINDER— or pe. : : : _* \ a ° ~D)4 Tr) , ' ‘ i es a wi @ a . ‘ ‘4 . . * * n =e . " “ a se — : " cz, “4 ol em ‘ ‘ — ry . tive DrehPe@aitio fo , ealestn.: who have aaah “4 A P "wae ‘ y a ” : TIISA S&S Lng 2 . sol , , eae * 3: .t — a = . ree American walnut. Siz Oa)? i“ty : nation . roonrt mA Ke Aa A § Fe Sale 0 4 5 " 7 yew? cond mr al =e . " m9 . Acri } ? “I | , — —— CAnv? } ‘ ‘ ‘ y " j 4 v" , +? } _“o Py oadsters F or oh —ss on had *aper ence nh nae eertr 1 “ase” H¢ . ar! “ 7a 1 as ne _ ’ TT, ? =] a Fh ri pet WA «nt * , haa . PAS) ‘ (10 1pD,e@ Fr} s saiarvy ai ey] “ai . i may 6 —_ ‘ iv ms - s ‘ leat ene. +1 - i/@ ima - iia etieaaatiiaee oo 7 ; : id oe orerrry Oo ta aa > .* > : > - ‘ : =~ \ . : - - . ’ ‘ : . . i ‘ sy) 3 4 i" | 1? 4 — —— I | : \ a . Te a TONG \W: chinetoa - a A i. ‘ye LZ ——V . *®i De oo r ei} _ rm of « crea 4 op ‘os. Ba near int e#ata ~ umMpers. en! ows nerf ect: | Tour'ng 1e71 a , meet any deman'* ‘hat is why it is so Amit smi Ex Derten ad sr of refer COG : : =" : — . ‘ r. ( , i- y asningt n av... = . = s00cs good sceau Sins > - ADpi mediately, roor 71LO Liberty Cen lama Mot: rT Co. _ Sass _OUre, Marre - and ‘A ‘mn Al condition rae easy to our me of wasers lhe y at once Meqgueen & Davie, “°™ HOUSEMAID—NMuar b g00d waitres : 1] , ai Arce! Marker e sae ACT “ oy Be. , sewing ' ~~ al Trust Bidg. Ss) DODGE R. a ‘ster. * 1920 . Mar, > a on BS rime. tertas. sten- . " ' + papery iB : 4 ‘ Pd Tron? nort hac» . ‘ aie ‘39> loaor ~ .. * . ~ oe — wane — IR tage "a moror s4- i Amie. Aidt : 7 a moe PLE ~ . wiU o.. Locust. Upen «es sp ge a — wey t oe’ 26s . ao mehing n b “ - nor } } axe. ’*st Waces + . i h-1 4 A m Ss A , aT — - ’ The Rake ~ The : . Thess Tess : PRs E . oij—~.3 i weve, TABLES. GOoOUuUD *halce | bh Vandeventer. q _ ‘ef sutelie@s ° aler ,1'h «@ ime TOP VIs TS... Eerrverier ced Tha | perartor - ao - enced, . “el. erences The Bake Si > _~ : ’ casa : “ONDITION g.Fr 4 ° COPPER ning _ - lis * ‘s is a cae vv tae .f ide uit. der . larw d : en : =a ld » ines tne rote Le r* at 4520 ton range. #ingle bed, mattress, springs. =; LETH *s1 ee a et aN ~~ 7 wreck, $30; & good of ‘Oo: cash . 4 all ; , ‘? ‘ , 4 : “ . . ‘ ; : AW «> “2 * : jf \ ‘ Py i = — eve By rie ae > ‘ . . Se a ‘ — & - l axas _ ay. -e oe stand ' ' 9: vuww vo . ‘ * OK ~ 6 ed. Mi } herseor , ' A j > 7? \ . — n . ‘a ‘ - Cums " as ~~. ; u 4 i i i Aa. avr es —_— Ne a ne — . x oOTrry -* r ne for rea’ more nake «6 nection eee wer Ciuof. Forest 7423. 523 fone : WY =) God ~~ che ger: a me Monda esday _" - \LL piate-giass frameiess snowcases, eu't- FOR) —k ¢ ter 19°2 model; === = “OR CAR CO., 4714 Delmar Bt * | os ade [as | ROUCSEMAID—Modern ~ bananioc — r Wadnesday afternoon. or evening 2) FURNITURE—S$1 a week buys $40 worth s fer y purpe t ¥ sw — a — ® “th ve Bos @ -eai aika® * a / ~~ Oo ae _ Sunweal al ee Pa : — . - ae Furniture Ce.. 2000 Cheumen. ’ ao.e for aimost amy purpose, at very io’ now T14 N. Vendevenia — nati our tectory representati.e prove this to COKoK— lr! for cock ‘g ami general hous _ a. “ . ee oom Ex rie >J on the fol! ae. | Ew OAS See eR OUS, Weil om ee o—. — prices. See Browning-King’s floor cases. evenings ———— —n@ cars; starters lem~mante you: lMberal commian'sos an! drawing a perk: ebeiy in perack. S58 Mariahkt E agen vlany time 4045 Humphrey iol uxperienced on the frouowing: “ducated and have hustlin faves Sere of RNIT RE j roms. 1406 Medert. ghelvee and hat wali cases, then see the FORD—Roadmer. 4080" - ai fition; bheargains; $150 te ; ; . ; P ‘ an: ot a. ha . > : : - dee *? >, #¥y , —- - — ee ~ - . - .__— : - “ count Appiv : Mois H lw . facto™ % Ti KX \ . ‘netairse w rk and vr _” > SF \ M i? - sy sal | | i for ge ern 8 in . > > im! yr JU ) Peay i 4 or ' my Aa , 1actk eae ln ane ee - Washin e ‘Pia F'x? ire _o P raei stn cm) terms 3: were Motor Ce wai » a 4 > sf hortzed c yra4 : a ere, . ~~ . “ ,% . . . : ; ‘iv * > - ; . = - J .* . P . ‘ ren * Ve a _ —T ‘ e a8 ; rey ? . on : —— cae > ve ie : i es ° . anal " art : \ 3 = es TRL ‘ . ; s _— ({ | | \y ' | {2 ty S a on ; ; a _ " ‘fe te . li 2 = ix f a 249 1 ’ week ‘o start: sma warding heus al irs pn ners neen anniv rans yw \v J = 15 La! J ey : } Sednolia -siba Sori ge 4 3AS RANGES— jood four-burner, double- T YPEWRITERS AND ADDING Fr 2 i). Runaocouts, sp es $135 Rs ert tourtee $°25 , ‘ ies , ail: 9: ] rs ‘ re ; ’ eo ~~ ws . ‘as ‘ 1 ORs in a | “5 aege . ‘ ’ . . ‘rate ¢ ‘er re Sun andy ‘ _ : — Miah Aan / *p eae! “oe FMO. O47 Lafarette . — +4 _ A and Cape Girardeay “4 +4} arty oven Quick Mer ras Inge ty ri) :P- Se . = leiey Motor Co.. +8 a — ote, 10 '? SOSA -om ¢ eter Pemerage house tn the asie of an NS per , RONER—Cilothes presse. in la - ag ony ce ; ~Ner ¢ Meal gas rang cB.20: 4}... ‘rondeiey Motor Co.. S867] ,erme: trade. 716 MW. Vandeventes : ’ “” oe ' » > : ' se eLerieare' , 7 . . *. » = « . - . _ ; **6 oo The ~ 4 a9 © © era ve . . : Ab a : : ~~. aeaalll : ever : - ens preterre:! ee leew ferences good « + Bs t0 ourtagse: 4 =—7% IT ne oOoOuwR like “ef aac nearly 2 to | ® donds ae ess ‘ ' , rye ' : *\ TO . é ach . mw, : _— : ombination gas and ALI RENTAL _ oles un mu — ita wrice WwW Mo oo, 4127 Gs . | a) © ; eee fe fined indebted. 2c" ST oe en ge EXAMINERS operation. Americun Sy. as range, vation val . : perches. oe ’ ww SS weet 8foca i.” e PY : ’ 1 . oa . ef 0 re ; [> mae . ; one : in store a — a : n “ im! Waliker Furn re (€o of Naw M » ey ne Riin \ ry § a R ocers runs goad eas! tA nene but men of gie-' eer GAN Tou any Oa r write Mre. Mard: WON nem. Seney © we ated on ore ae eA. 2 —_— ‘Ca l'1LT-LI1LB Lecust st. 42) YRITER SAL ES re Olive 3505 . —s ation waned onfident a box M16 Normand’ oe ‘Tand-Caston Can — ae me — ~~ = ;

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” : os A 4 —= eo , + ad ' =? - J vg ws eH A ge: T= re + en er. See use‘ air? in@ done. . Tet “ . N° éth Pha AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES Smee am . aac, tea ee | i ee Ba 9] "ici Ti+ Sedans For Sale | | GARAGES, STABLES—For ores : | | ary G NDA DAY, _ U : _. i is i Rebs =? APRIL, 23. 1922. .. ge PEOPLE LIKE TO KNOW ALi ABOUT 7 RES ESTATETell it to them througha Want Ad. “we Spare til | SAFES ae airron : : | } ; 2: AT ALL ear: Cook——Mr rite we pie bed in solarium and living rooms; ample ppiy AMMING R. to Tine c-o\" : : a) Son P pply Model Laundry, Sine Da—Hedans. | 5200 to Automobiles. For Sale. | er avenue, re e4 to the police at 8 a. 45} ) ee eens 2] —) ~~y* — a sof in @ ‘fany ; ; ia j i sd | with three negro highwaywmen who had he . . : —- nable terms 8116 Casa with on ae late mode]. express 8 body. ; 4 b J $y Diag ae ole om ae Ford oS prey. Soc oe f "aati af “or mere Gam. Ic line Slopount. “ae ~~ fi Water. ‘3 | = | who conducts the shop. seid be knew of nw a ; 1 a] Wanted ee: nines, “Creh sl mncnekn ee: Cash or time. Open Sunder | foun. agate, tee ee'sun® Fin: | ' = | | MARRIAGE LICENSES, ‘relatives of the dead man aE Pa MOUSE will buy a Ae open penta S00 Forest’ Park “i. BARNETT | ce eae te fine “@lecount APARTMENTS FOR RENT ‘TO LET—BuUS Mrs. Minnie Belle Potte—Jas, E. Pierce. a aha e si : 4 > ~ - ry "oO Pas Z7 isa iy De — ea PE eres ; " . —_ . 7 tn ry. Schoellhory A -netes eet MoO, De! ae Of (c) | apy ar set ane ©O., 2737 Olive. . fel). mere APARTMENT—Will eublease 10th floor USINESS PURPOSES | Frank i Raasel ot De te , 4 | qa BS 24. St. Loule Me ao undeli 7000: i come a . waycase wants? cae w ater. > oaingie Seat - Lester Joseph Sm! th—— Bre Mary McDaniel. 4 "C6 “BOR ie to 7“ ‘orn = — {> yg F 1 fr gDow being rebuilt, same ‘TAYIOR fake Pw were shea. anions her: > Bidg «f (co) (ec ’ Edward Moore—Lillian Smith. ' + “ethene Redan. 1921. # arter and, Jemount- 138 be It trade for Ford coupe; ca!! room: ores mattences. ta) | - — ———————— WAREHOUSE—i1 8 34 wt “50% yw ddd aa. FLATS, £PARTM’TS FOR SALE «1.4 ? ‘Kirk—Edne —— | me turret lathe nnd one joy fr pee @ tires; only $345: or wii!) 6138 Easton Forest 3242. (cl) | South | _4-story and basement: can be ¢iviied. | | Benjamin bs ae per a. Grecnuests. . ters d American Pulverige oe —y or Ae ue ae ow pogr aget 5 I T robe: E R— Late model: cash, terms or _Rorthwest | ' ie | olectrie elevator. Pelligreen Const. Co.. 814 Central fe “Deoktin Wiciteee” Bine mington. mR gags 7 . : ern 4 . P-9 & ‘ r ; . > om a com aell - cor ee —+-- ail 3 rior cd ¢ ee ~ ’ . o I] = —. 7xil aper i¢ ly Tae eT pen . - nings (cl) 2°49 5 5} 138 E astor or ver 1)! i ST. L OUIS, fh! 57 + - “RR ) mm and boa: a, for 4 | MAGNOLTA. 3 ’ 35 ney 6 or Same ome, su ¥ ‘ parior, ae re WAR EHO Ss SE "Sp Ac KE UES | FLAT— 8400 } Market: 2s nd, 4 room = , s. $3 ree weagton Gust nm: Chi “ago, Til. — Helen E. —Out of Serts flave Ne Appetite ; . on . —" ‘aust > a Tr ; a. — ——— ’ nen; refer es, ara JSR PS Ow - . . a? ae t rn : X A . “ nwrig i teschetor, Chis ago, 1)! | # =_ . oe ° st —Me8" ms850. 0 Sunday and anes — “aah | eB $$ -— a. We have from 10. 000 to 40.900 equare feet | Bids * Olive 1994 _t€2) Robert. i. Scheeppel” Sot Pe ae Your Liver is Slaggish i tegatana N ‘toned |. West of peace 28 fenerate bull idings or together | — ME ¢ 160 ¥ PER YE Minnie V. Janusey Dente He P| ine? | | Wit | | e Ww jun OocK At “ass an sroadWay; possession | Y d . T. Mliler ow ; Li CARTER'S ‘'S LITTLE LIVE : ones want aleg tet MOTOR ae +o Selmar 3 | | iI econd ini One Fi EF. “j322—Largezroom with ) board for t est ‘ | June ] Track faciiittes in rear; ‘large joad.- | INC 20! $2 U “ : ea, —y New Athens, 11 Elete epower HM rR T bollers — — pane * } ds pat wr : a > a a ‘ : te > 4. 9 Fpalt, New Athens, It. . ao ¥ rest 40 | APARTMENT—5 rooms. 2 fn parfors; , ing platform, e evator. etc.; first floor suit- Pt ne 11.500. Make offer. 3326: 26-2 ‘ Homer W. Addison, Cedar Rapids, la.——Mar- e atene care ' lL ry reasonalhie t : breakfast room subiense: Su. Cabany | - _* x GR89 Del ef. *ehetietee BALSON R & icuas av EI LISON & EI I 1SON ' gariet iz Marsh all Helles ‘lie. Iii moke BCOF. Bet-ln —~ 7 boku Lip 1210A N.—Wel i-ferniahed ~ room | §845J faa EES (c) | Bu Se cs) - 14 ’ Roy Sylvester Kastner, Ur iversity. City— th stacks: 150 "log ouring Cars For Sale | | 1922 AND 1923 _ sw. with Loard for 2 (2) | da RETRO ROO Th aS 156-158 Odeon Theater Bid Lin. 9152. | Roy Syivemer Kastn me x City five years 559-47 | - a heana | APARTMENTS—5390 Tershing. Apts 2 i Ww ehance ar fs | tel) | garet . &. Lowe. ‘chirMic AL W ORKS, see § tourinks, lates: 1922-45: orig AX W AR 1 McPHERSON, 447 4—Rooms and board; cou- |” 5386 Pershing. S_rooms, sun parler; 30 Mi are on Trae K | are. | = : Rr d = an ia, _Mo _ fel) Boe nish and oe ri] fires: tr nt and rear M W ELL & S hi ‘ ? ill-s n-a- tinuous hw water: me cooking. G-room efficiet.c* Lou wwy jerful buvs 1920, Buick - will help put you right in a few days. : tiitIV=—=_—,_,__— ee on ep re ee ee ee sdieiaati , | bd | | and give na- 7 i ry W | © at | At Clayton ) | w ‘AGE Bl JY4a— m @ ard, $7.50;| newly. decorated; open Se: janit ur; fire. ae : North : ture a chance png. chERD et ee te) te BL, a. a oe ae of building lectric elevator Three-story building Main street Thomas F. Reddow—Juanita Johnson : grin’ cheaD @! : &, (rac . reg ‘a : ° private fan dies. tools. ~ ‘Wodele: LLAC—T* uring - ) rood A, Td : wings th mh aby furniahe :. breakfast opt lor 1a}, for ' EASTGATE 746.9 j fig r. 4 roorm., sun Muyry hwy hed hyre ankfast room hard. ft.: electric elevator: 30 ft. alley for + a i h hd en” rid an Jones ; rect the im e. ) wo ntlemen:, private nome; reasonabie: wert wae ns 0 coca teases eget Palmer wet ; Mart! re—-Evely , - } we eee ket ounce +148 | Ward Motor Co Inc rad _ __ __'1) | wood floors, steam heat, janitor eervice;| pagar delivery. Wil! lease on reason- | Northwest vie ee co toore- + as re | gap buy: SOo0 oe | , “us Jo9 ROOM AND Bi DAR (D—Southern. “nicely fur-| brick garage, one op able basis. Box M-46 ry : : . Post-Dis. (c2) | PLAT cal B teas nn convent. | Sert, Petersen—Etls baevie | _ mediate effects of constipation, relieve Hib % TYnHr a . s:1s,. a . ) . 4 ( 2) “Ty —* @ 7) tm : = I , wiver— lie “urrie cas - ¢ ( ‘ os | nished, adioir bath: private home; pean ee sy ke ‘Bide (el) | -——— enoes: garage: lot 60x175, 68” m4 rginia: Orbit Sheldon—Ora Crocke _ biliousness, indigestion and sick bead- ; ' i 7 goes; motor ium overhauled, ru - like | 3016 LOCUST BL breakfast: couniesor tWo edulis: Delmar | It $11,000. Inquire 7126 Alabama. ___(cO)| Henry B. Le Fort—Jeannette Fischer, Web-| ache Pitktl t ae, good paint; motomnte: tie light | : , ear. Cabany 4518] ae __.| EUCLID. 10A S8.—Nicely furnished room West an a ater Groves Small Pill—Small EPitt a: | M O B | L -~ muy, $550 oo Ee ete ; WW EE ———aasmcnesmes | Soa th Herman Muelker Jr. Affton, Mo.—lIrene Dose—-Small Price | : 5 q | IM ERS—7 -passencer irtng car, this || ' y pie ~ couple or gentlemen; home cook-| e enings Se (15) OFS eae fee A ge noon u. ome «ne , F ae Jefferson Barracks. 2 aes aa ' i y. AL Pv ’ . 4 “ , ) ied ” 7 oe = ah a EY ” - 4 or _ ——_—_'*' | FOREST PARK AND -EUC LIt ; 205 5 8. Eu-| 498° Olive st.; see janitor; phone Linteli FLAT—41zx De Tonty ast.: 4 tos: ‘= and “wo. ud Poe, Grover, ————— it . : a a : ne. e ~— ; WESTMINSTER, 3905 — Neatly furnished | 5 +f fay ny 4 : ne two bee oF 0 ns er 1367. (c&) | mstemenetaas ee Sa ners Ruben Raider—Pearl Schenk, Kansas City. _ADVERTISEMENT. . : ; i } log litle daily. 20¢ Sun oe oy gaon toe al « tour « 6 0 (c34z) | a ot oe oe ea wa a: jor bed: present tenant will show Y ag MOEHLE. Wainwright Bl. Olive §033 Harry Lda —~ oa, aa Dorie Eidsen, Cape | a | | 4 : 14 . oe - - Pid oe in 6? - - i ~’ men EN POE OS Na I M-a-GOr VOC, PsEeet: (45) m3 LHLE. | wy Girardeau. M dat | ) atly 5° Aun Out-a?. ; * desired will take vour «¢ To in on _—— — ———$$—_____— ; now ce * ‘ . ets eS a i= ot aa satay wn + | Me ae : i d y at Ma PR he vane a" uel > Riefling’s. 2341 & | |GEORGIA™N COURT APT — 7-77, Kings sore |S eee I poor aces af = ven, Jennings, Mo. —Inez | te : . daily. 600 Sun Theve — s (el) Bodies For Sale ROOMS FOR RENT—-CITY | finest efficiency in St. Louis. $80 to, $80. 1 AP OR STATE West Edward 8. Barrett. Webster Grovee—Mary | . ariid. 7" je line ditcount lon touring are and run FORD Be DIKsS—.” ir Ope , . on " ome: " 1? sUCcCINK tes none oie .f ety Bi ad , —* ‘ ~~ +--+ - ~~ oe — Carroll, St. Lo iis : . ) : ) re BETRO! 1 ; ail aii 4 for $150 aronae truck; trade. 4. 43 Went Natura, Bridge ROOM—F he “ey eman. a ther, ro mers: |} _Wood floors: Ma i to June J whe td. FLAT—0o219 c ates; - a Sage. ly; a emer ; -———— | f Et or ire ct Ce Qk67 8 Grand | ieb) a) private home. : LIMUeOL) 4 . WAMILTON at, raf r- 4 rooms, tile - baths. furnaces: rent ) cen e mac : af — Ty a 1 ee j . . : ‘ L's } on * = = Co od ; i b C kK ; war : 3 "7. wORD _aseeetetanteeeens ' SOLET—3 r lots of power g000d PORD B ‘ »D TK: S— J ourine roadster ——" . Cc tral bat? hardy oo 5. wa safe, baicony, aoe oh a5" aaeaess owner will take ba . ‘s : At Belly ville. Dr. Edwards’ 0 Olive Tablets Get . t | : ‘OURE ao ~~, terms. ding Moror Co.. truck rade 243 ent Bet ¢ | steam heat, japitor ser " MANN, 208 Watnwright Bide. a At teuie » St. Louls—Adelia Mitschier. at the Cause and Remove It. : L | - c¢ . - ~) - ye ja’ Ho ek T Pee 7 i: ’ . °c . -—e annie °« c"- ‘ © ~ Disp’ ‘Ti @°- » Fn dati VU 4 ic Sun out- of livre fed) : : : SP MERDOM i ime : 2 mod ke | : »! | GARRISON, 626 N.—Furn! hed r fooms; elec- | -06 International Life Bidg. cl) . ate. 25¢ daily 85e Sua: Vive aos pmgeramncnninnpeeioiienees James l.. Hyde, St. Louts—Julia Schmitt, ; 1 ae | a ken, " rae Sunday and-evenings, Orin. | FORD P Biba 0, 280 Noe Se eter saree | JULIAN, GA26—G-room apartment, ‘with display. 40¢ daily. 20¢ Sun. Sue: | HIGH-CLASS 4-FAMILY FLAT. Louis. ro pe | ‘Blue ee ee, . » ' Cras ‘igere Motor Co, 2s! N eran i. JE PER SON, 516 a—Untaraiabed: Ce ee ea aa. ; ’ | Delmar 12379. (ca) ome Motor Corp.. 4300 Forest bar) icy c2) > r % So pore f ret fio ir rer. $75. on upY¥ or more es Ie line disco int. Gibs n. one b! ” k to Forest Park. + ond eiitiiisaae Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the ——— , ‘ : ; = rooms: mo lern ¢ onvenien ‘es, adults oniy; M ov 1 ic) ~— . rT 3) hi’ : ' iring . = ‘ 7 EN 4 caf arg? eP« ' ——~ ret 102 roth touring: ti | “ORD DELIVERY BODIES ! Ly : e rooms and beautiful eun ~arlore: 5 large substitute for calomel, act gently on t ‘. he nat ruct ion (led vaths | - BURIA » ‘ 7 vos | ji3;— Steam beat running water: | MCPHEKSON. 4401—7 pooms, large. wiry REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE «itritiea brick; Al construction: tiled vaths L PERMITS. Wanted Mot : , os ' 4300 Forest Park b Hercy ep 1 dies f. rauy Ford chs insin. any OTST. bi~ i> team heat, running wa ? " o ora 3! ate . ; ? - 10) the bowels and positively do the Bihi 2d wr ‘ , irrdwood fioors,. newly deco- ind porches, fine floors a ad 1 int = me wood- ‘s0l die Haffey, 1, 1306 Hic kory - ; 4 bat} o = ’ 1a} &4 “A eek up. ck rooms sit o2. - Sen Se at oy Very at tra: eel Py hs ‘ las s¢--s of prod operty. anal oS x P38? work: ePXtTa large lot: wt. ‘ ren t for ow > Dixon D1, 4216 (‘ote Brilliante. work. ’ ; I. ; , ™ ; 7000, Delmar 64 ©) | &tyie bod, wanted; “Ce im Old body; Herc: ot i ai , : > os —— ina a r exe ) Ox F-oO , ut 7 ye old and i: erfect condition; ert h Rrook; 32 2 ‘00 : . it . W ; = — > ale iz nodels: we ‘need ia rs. on ; : w i running , ‘ss bodies are a 4 wit? a n aban te seugab. ’ \ ASHING1 i ( WY 2700—2 or 3 rooms. Call S L..t) per month ry Cc han "44 al .) Post: D: ere.» panmed m 3 — __€e8) = » 000: ee: a, , ” . ' » : Hi. ln . ro ye =. Y = People afflicted with bad breath ; . ; : ne uringes 4etht ri ing con Ts : > Ta . 2 ' ’ Tw \ : 4 ‘ abanv : 4 ec) = sei , . es : , afi, .. ~ > : or cast prices; 60 Fords. he Grom G160 to S226. Phillipe Mo-| tee for one year Open Sunday morning een tt. SOT Tnaw elt. as ar BI iced and 6 .recme: tteam |RALSON R. & RCO. 5899 Delmar (2) J; Cleary, 48. 2817 .N. 10% find quick relief through Dr. Ed . Biri gd 1 anc covpes Lindell 1434 to. 2127: Locust Vpen evenings and; 1} A RNETT SALES CO. 2737 Olive (cl) 4 FON Cbs oe Sadia? len alemennd’l arn —? = ————=~=—= | Margaret Peters, 62. 5088 Ridge. e pleasant, Bit ) Co., 4127-9 Olive (el) ave us | F R D BO] IES | | . forw aed FOE ay ies saat 9} REAL ESTATE- -w" "'D TO a= | ES Dakon, 59 4033 Castiemann. | wards’ oe — in 4h sm for | ial . - ; —— a ethane 7 — ~ ; merlinte ~se ; ; ' - “ > ‘ - , ly ~ } BB ris o ris > a° - . 7 iy ; td —-~ ond tion no obsect. T he LET—Haby Grand FR touring: has . | 4 | GREER 4-76 maArones an 4 _citchen. tu - | PERSHING me Firet-floor east and 234 OW ] NG a. tn E srece é c dal a motneen, ¢ 9 FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR SALE od H aks ~, sane S. (— sugar. coate Ps | e - a ik we chem. ; ; ; + vv — ~~ ° " " ** rir . - — siwi ie —— 4 ‘ POTTS ar ‘Rr ] boi ed Pover tir 7 = - " Lif pet } (eT Op : uf ti nh. ‘ : FR Pe) ‘a s “ ‘ / : - ood yt is ioe ed dug —— fn ce “ — , ool 290.0 : .. * @>e ein ehe ‘, ar fleor set Cd! ert LSON 4 5. {AK. uiatecintceniiaititabmataiualie — —— x “3? wee imnmie "lef meler ~ ” ;3 4 . 106 S 12th st ie?) ____ (eB) | jee and cabs for as av Ford: you will) MaDISON, 1857—-Furnished room for 1 or f1 ves | a _ KR mar bi. fe2) | WATERMAN—SINGLE FLAT. minnie Nietmeier. 70. 42 “Sone Gatenee ently but firmly on the bowels and ~ | . = -. — « ——— ———eE - ' find he rea ti i “=? *% i\- trues x fr tewyet ve if ly ]sj- .) eernis obs ,*o far {.) \\ ASHINtT* mN Bl... 36 64—W1) l S iblease ‘ . any 3443. pees - if 899 De na —_ i 4 W e . h and t$ rooms hot-water . bet n Ba 4 men Ae 0 s Ma! linckrodt | t ! i “ 4 : td.—Anr y condition. 44! EVR LET—T UFEne - bide ~ model nm ©xX nese req ulres ised Fords or hodies taken in _ i gt ale ema | efficiency apartment 312 Lindel] REAL ESTATE Wwtd— ": have buyers; quick - Pg fine flat. $15 » O00 ; : et garet de Gu'ine 3°? -n4° > Be liver, stimulating them to natura : ‘aq ; : ’ fine condition Die ORTRAIN: “OT , ” frade 4% Da mente } t. ~ ai Ts . Few vA‘ i a? Yr } ° “ity anawer * our ~ > arn sien ty? ad “USA 4* Pes Vi lor i : " Y Tee Wid Wo par Bins SS and evenings, OrthWeln Motor Cort BODY CuO. 106 5 1°th wt ' ete ha aon South wacd 4. v "e - cH A NCEY. y Pp ae: cm “S18, 24 how hve (eR) |'BALSON R. & B, CO. 5899 Delmar hi. fel) | * + prevail aoe a a3 | action, clearing the blood and ong A . | . a. cC— av aw ws . s : , Be tne : ; : 4 8 ne? a WATERMAN (1465— rooms, #UuNn } arivor, T. ; : e — ana er ir . mw ri .* | : ij i é , | aa i si siPiie i i ’ % é ; : ’ : . ,. 4 ‘ ~ ‘ . ee ee rir . g r : nr o . : 7 ‘1 c aee€ Ma: m a Ph " = ‘ o's) ‘I - ist. Locust St. Store lin Taken tin trade. . n 4 pass. coup? dw juxe i kitchenette al nveniences: private 14 These moder apartments have recen. y Box Y-242. Pe Dispatch —- eo) --— = a of hath Semele Coy z 314359 8 roadway All the t enefits . Ban y, we . E q : acilacs eer ‘ =o , en? hodies 3640 Locust st /pen Sune ay ren art , n. Riverside 452M | heen Mpieted in the exes ve resiasntia. COTTAGE Wtd—To buy:- between Jefferson RESIDENCE—Consisting of 7 ro $. a , Tustinia Brunschweteer TA 2908 Salina. ing griping cathartics nre derived | Be { ; ; oe = tien erage “ ws, por Jy — : - : errve on ‘+ . 1 R om” me a ~ . » . | o a \ ant , Ma rer ’ | aparin ¢ nis . te re PE S70 an J ut } 362 Yr aT Dispat: nh (46x5 Bararge for a vs 0 cars same ‘ae , ag : em aad Pe yer 96 3207 ly or h. from 7t. pete wi | or é ) | . : ee oe. , mage All : 6 ha oe o Te ' wigl > # 2 ml age FS 4... , ‘ ears = : ~ Preiyr -REEN. 816 Pine st { - : —— — or maii factory \uUTrposes: Must we se ‘ Ta gnh ~ arte en Onn « 7% an dis- f ; niche: con use coupes mation, oben Sunday and evenines Orih-| Mccessories, Parts—For Sale $30 a month. Bex R-363, Post-Dis (40) | _ pe v | be appreciate? 2507. Giasgos (el) | » "Taween, 36, 111A © Lae without ore. = 7 a Peres ft , » the io wus, a th te tor Com a0 Cust al i ti : >] erry ot, ae foory ‘ lieth: } 1s i a ; th. a. = _——~ _ oo’ o . CONST . > : 3 : ‘ ‘ ] omot Hi) Mo' . pay nde TOUR ' si 2) PURD | an S—~Used bodies, m a So pobaha co ss : pimuecite , Ji 12 C AR. AN ‘ I A ¥ cITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE \\ Washington, 30, 412 & Ewing. ea __ ~ = ards dtecoveread the | | . : : e ™ ati ; ‘ 2 i. . Pec hes " eee oe ©? at i* i, i” ' . rn a : . P LOT Ox12 i at 143 4 Geoete! aii me ¢c 1h Scuth fermula after aeventeen veanre of practice , . - . : ~ +t ° : : : . . aid : ’ ; . ’ “ " . ; . o= — : . meals oT . ‘ * we ". merry ' ; - —_— — ~-- . . } : ‘ en : mn larges Mi sour commere\' aw my Nn eu, new s Sli 0) cent had =’ . ‘ alr ude t NM °*or ‘ : West 47 3 \\ anw? rg > 4 ie io4) AT 32 OM. HRS Mi a —— Se ‘mour pl ; near a # afayette. BIRTHS RE« ORDED. i nmong patients affiliec ted with bowel ot ; MN } : I" ’ hl Ullve 9 mas. 6 notes S21. “14 De! 7 JAG, S Granda } fee —i— - . — $$ - ooms, tiie bath, hardwood fir eore, hot- noys liver complaint. with the ettemdaat te | 4 . - , LNT MUTUR CAH CO 4, iA-e. mar DELMAR Bl 4021—Two connecting un- | ee «a _ at 9% , > ¢ > Se " S528 P hing | breath ‘ \ e : cy? wt ri ,1e@S8 ‘aie ni «an Ful ~iline | . of ve ee 4 . same . ~ . worth water heat arya hn @é ” o ine a W ; ’ ! ‘+ ree ri 153 Pershing bie : 4 . ‘ ia. Aut Vuction Co., on} Ti E S } furnished rooms S58 APARTMENTS FOR RENT PRES te — Gait: BALSON R. & B. CO., 5899 Delmar. (c2)' A. and F Rere 2712 Thomas Olive Tablets are yurety o vegeta his 4 : d) BV ROLET— ring 1v-0 model; good res oF a 6 OFrIMaAR bY (037 Larze room. sé@ioining | ED LOT—On Riverview drive: 100x17 °. Call SS ee , bath ; electric My. and G. Elgin. 21°99 Panis ° compound mixed with live oll; you wift , : 5 runicg cond.' e180;~terms. Open | TyKRiES—tras ‘. favrie and ‘cords: slight. *'.'-M AR ' . $4 week hoard. | —FURNISH 6414 N. Broadway FRED PIERCE. (1) aS ed ee thiy: Doimas | W. L. and B. Melty. 9110 wenn know .hem by thetr olive color. Take one, « ag beeen se . Ps SS . la . ; alee . . ‘\ : . ° : ‘7 4 Be Tre ~ Vi &e on sa ) . - on hve ari a . é if ilv: JoO,r ; Paay, ; ' : Axtl I: ‘OR AU TOS Bu and evenings. Cr reln M Fort ly scorched: S up 1400 Chestnit (cB) mr AeA B] . ; PP see TR gy ‘ane “; ugent, 3255 RR. L and F_ Smith, 41494 West Belle or two every night Ae ae See oN , Ht ; , : ; : rar iad Mein . = . - — " egy IM I i rb em—— NLCeR, tur? 2 ¢ 1 i! nt - : ear sas d ~* lel oh Med CAbks mecterse ‘ . ar > - or . ‘ Ty. > . : ; ; a! hi pring » oul ‘ar e200 Forest Perk b! BsRSMET ss ’ aa TIRES ry a ments SOK. 4 - for sleeping West soutnr Pennsylvania (ed) i F wr | — * er. ee ne Dace the effect Ihe and , 4 : ee " : ‘ . ~- pe? « ~ - 7 ‘ go Fe ; . . ~ - a . : - f are ' Jennaston. | ehreec a : >) Pe | , oe! » ‘ ‘ . ; ” bie 2 . ‘ . 4 : ‘ hoe ** > « @ te hate “+ ; aT? re is . . m . ' ' ee "a . — - a 4 - ' . com The ony —— mand 1 mama ¢ 4 | "er "6x4 L €16 new; . ibes, $7 7 mouths rn ‘ Osu! niimuous h Wate : wa i . an A. i garage ens Choice bu! ene ts, $4: — or 7, tg Soutiiwest ? “00 wh tata T.aclede ; a. Gen Pe .. > ms enings: | Cnen «venings Miesou: PaO] Olive ” empeoved a 's = tid oe te srand, om South Siri Je oot at a gr pS yr ‘?, eo aiwe, SHIN Tavior ae ~ en sS ; : ; ‘ 6 “ mer -« iz | a ] w Y ve - a t.4 ' 7 a '’ 4 4 4 } ir) ge » ‘ x >, me ‘a ’ i} ‘ ‘ ‘ o . ; i : ; \ -? pe Se © we ft on terms pert a r or : ory o/ 23a . tb, Py ; aa 7? ~ — - - “ ‘ —— —* ; on ' * r\* . wr os , ‘ Pnre e "; ‘ ? Te | g++ » yur ‘ ‘ v8 ite “ee ae rooms 4a ee. ’ ¢ ere - = ~ > 2 se | J Hi and A Bi rmmme! °B4ATA \ ontzZomeryv 7 TOS TAN TED me ROLET—Touring; has been repainted 3Ox3 and etUx3 wy. S3: @ a ee 714k] + Met: 1 bf Ca eae . g on | JOHN BULL. 20 N. Tth. Main 1431 2) 1 and A. Caton, Seeen Ld. eth sh . , “— - P , facry o_o r\% ’ ’ y 4 ’ ' >» ii s* i? ‘ iTé 7 ai ce , ~ " ; ’ ‘h ‘ > oe | need Ep a ehhs Bi sore te West frou SE AND L OT—6840 Bleeck cv.: frame: IR. D. and M. Walker, R518 Minnessta. | / es SWR) Sue c $200 cash or terms Open | satisetactor Veinin One Veg@r and fet envther] exp H $21 O35 Ooms, ~ beacs, range, ! eg ngage? ile ray “ams —t 7 ‘ . ae 4 conditiori. b s $50 rent month. In- |p yy and F Gunr r 1°R4A Frankli { : ~ " : - P . ; | ‘ y\* : ' — eae hi “a ‘ . , wn “ue mS) oriz ? ‘ ; , ores wo a ° "4 ] -—— uTfif i af r it W yor W Ti l orest ] £oo0c r . , ori ne adhe ° > ’ - 25 ru ninvs > , ran . n ' ee ~ iy A tg oe 1. ei4 Bondey and oventngs Deh 3 ... cc 1O18 | : water. ree kitchen, batt a ; 3 | ao —— led to aa crif! @ F: rest 9122. (¢2) | quire owner 2223 c ark av (46) 7 and A Carter. 2017 Division . ne yo ° a “ “s PL INT M Yj RR ‘A ci J 14 I Imar ] . bd . P ,% ‘Ty’, ere | . ; | ©. ee — — iow? e ’ ey Tt 4 ; - . . ‘ ; — ri Ng , es "ar d » ‘jrierenn °17 uf: vett “om waiting Br gv et save Money On) \ our | lres | i =e 422: ‘ ~ a emt wen ; ") McPHERSON BELA VNew furnisnedc 3 “AP ART ME \ T Hi IU SE LOTS Hi EF eT “GIRIS” lafavrette. H 4 ee ore urine care? all” model, 5000 slightly used cord mr fabrics; makes} oe re mont car line hiodivy invest room housekeeping apartment : eamiamedl: 1 West A. and Ro Glasser, 1198 N 12th y . 4 iMeaGauarters, 1035 : war > ga a — a e 0% eat? hiilier Firestone tg select! — Pe 1) —ir ~s- 4 fed three-room furricred two gh ks from ‘mn vom qa : — C AP bere pees T H ard ricke 2717 ta % 2 ’ * ;\* " . merh car has Deen ovar Hii j COOTT NT ete ee : “~e> ah “ laPlad stnmaes : oe 4 (Pivi ¥ 24 3a ——— - 4 ) ith ne at ang ny ie eh j =t I? ena? 5 i ; BEATI TiFt + HOME HE . -! * w “d Mies ‘ 7 S § : dl _ mare net taking chances here; we have OF eee, DE: SOtlertes «Cae ngs. Mis.| HAMILTON. 1270-—Nice. light front rc m. apartments, $13 up: porches, eve: ng. | 4615 knrignt av., a magnificent eens: bh = ot Fuschacher 1126 #i a1e 6 a) ae ; |MAR‘ XD, ¢202-——Large room, for 1 or | KOOMS—4, fine exposure. yery | ~ 1: FARMS FOR RENT —-|f a aw ee a ws oe ge ge is (35) | ang M. Fietcher 2019 Cheatwus jet. new!y painted ae eee SAR CO. 6714 Delma: a > persons | wnt I Eo eA Eee , | FARM—2 a r me, garage, 15% | pant at ones terms an T. and A Pigese 4°29 North Marker 4 *+ - = : ' r* ‘ ’ a * , ™ . °Y ’ \A ~~ *T” 8. Tus j | +] : a r rT er) é Y ee rey, ‘ ry ‘lev tf nN I te y pe r . 7 4 | ‘Ss Ws ri] Oni ¥2 rnar ’ littor | e WF ie . ~~ : {,} i vie—'ne s.eeping 1 .. WE MIS as s 4 . _ Mt fr oN ' - 4 A. and a - ‘ . : terma to suit, Der’ .e—;-passenger ‘touring: tn fine con- goatee Rat cone apartment. 4 rooms 1 ba . Piles ck month Address Bill Nekyos, “00 5. Ot! §220 ELLA- ra A B Ie Al r 1 H. and M. Lovely. 2°18 Cho stean a : rer Co 2315 Locus mon; Das new hatter a bargair . Ca- \{ U S | ( A | ae + aa _ “ li ht ne nished: $3. week; vacant Friday. Ao. NGEGL (3) T rooms. bath. furnace lar@me art: ?ar- | rH tT and | Mever 7438 Alabama f f ‘ _ eds aoe, Mote Co. SRG, S Grand t ” - a oe Rts Seas ce etre Demonte 5718 ) gain for cuick sale a onin mS 034) . r i . a Ral ay 1408: Cho cae p | : r sed GE! ire new Priced ‘Oo we ‘erms or : ; ; ‘ old % oS i 5) ree — et) Arcrde Rl de ic. ; ; @Y . * Oni ‘ner outea' ¥ eo a a rede sre rr Pom ‘uF ("> 3116 lA » S AC; EF FY , 403 \— Neat i g ry neu a ae | ti] — MW. A 2 ER iM A: \ FARMS FOR SALE . ' : aa Jo ; aw ‘ , >" , U0 ht ox ]02 Gr aiil - ‘ = 9 -room modern res} lence. hard wee ’ On end “Mf Penn OR2OA (“hour Oar mal circula ori reaks af { fi . pes For Sale ads C ef / ; aanl . Sc dais 1 Sh Segoe out-of ; RO grr . 3 ait he rie & . mans. fr ~ ‘ FA Mi ie ATT)... SF louis Count snqgu oh T mm - Tf iemet«ter , Rahe Py ’ ) upreme Motor Co., 208 M, Convenient terms. Open Sunday fors with kf . § Bid n, 3 orn : ar uitivation: barn an 4 ‘ gsan r. For rbeomatiam, bruisee_straine, chest colds > es _ er, ©CLins pres OUeuad si = - : ne . aint FARM—40 acres oOo.) im cu @ilion, arn, ’ WwW’ > and M Fry 2 NID teh > a) Se Musicai instruction SEelth. breakinet; enraee. S45 ner tod”: ANTECOPE Sia rooms and pats;bie "“Chicwen house, iting spring, cistern, ai | BUSINESS PROP'TY FOR SALE) nnd D. Ficzmerala. P40 Arsenal ee ae me | ; | 2 @ models low riven PLAON MOTOR CAR (O., INC., 7 r ke few mor: With breakfast; garage: $45 per mori ” tard: S80 w month: prefer some che with | wire fenc , school, R. F. D. and telephones RA and FE Slavens 5509 Aleot 2 . * + c* owery , Grant 7 md Tn et at | : {>}? } NE 4 fo a . 4 . —— y F La ag WASH! NGTON iy 4/ 1j- _{(Iiwrer'’e Pheome n. all nA =a 4 sas ~ Write Mrs : Sharpe, Route 3. Gera! i. rv i Nortn : and ‘* Murray 1RI17 4 Its fel: A? ¢ f it, RANT 4 Gg” ren i«he ; ; r. new Puy = : MAO . — Ba ache Tr apvpar ert. vA th la\ story’. noite re a am enn ‘ mt. _— vy ' } > . | sa cea 3 coupe aie — PP et Sz ae Ay : - _ — tollet. « ' adultes ARM—oO acres -roomn we = Gee ore or picture show: lot ®0x247; tn in ‘ew SO rg oy Vv h _—e ' 5 e’e.ti “a Mo ' ‘a 1 Ny eu os . Ji 1f LOCUS. . wes e WASHINGT N Bl. 3107—Ss Seep ng ar - and other t linge: 10 Vi from s . et ; terry “Am Box (. EB. and L Nugent ke 1s Mt et bh ever! cer nr su 4 ‘ve (Ow oe 2) Tuning and Repairing ' " ae eeping r . hs ‘ electr) phic an # . $2 Or "J e's Zranh road. ay The gg larin . | biock ”" teed Deomes — ue eee r HY | s J a ] 1] “ af é ormn fon ' : : ; - ' eee _ — " . - . r ™ . . ‘ ip "2 . ~~ ; ‘ ; “* ‘ an nd + ’ 4 ~ . ‘ . a t Pane bd +] #79) ar 4 4% 4 yh , & : § ' », Stas ana oemeasige DI R ANT t e” PIANO Tia NING repairing guaranteed $° é South sete . price and we right & A ey hat Sane Coen lle 3 : es : ~ “ky an cen ; » « ee j ‘ > . « “agtot Pre racer, mY “vied ae . second ; --~ ie . . ns ~ me = ’ - , . : . ‘ : : 4. tg ine eo Ba! value wew car eppearance: me- Weldman, 2701 Park. Gand S9Ou, ' 14) - oo yagi Li ekeeping c] a ~ de for | FLAT—l tah place 4 a cet, i Fa ~ | Olive 1994 208 Wainwright Bidg (c2) West PAPO Oe POM es en : ‘ 3 ; : — _- ing!) righ? ar : r IATAntee ‘ome F 1) a ' ) - oo ri « . } ; - Aid» J : (ty « n pa’ , hgr “4 a ath re e rays e iit ‘ lad ‘ q 5 1 if S360 a s ' be : _ a. . ._a > 5 9 : “ " +} Seems ™ Pa 5 * " Aart ' no r TY ng re =e ' sa * er > =? “ = : > {sr i? I aPer 2? ‘ ‘ = : - yg KING BIE Ro N Vaa =e sa : - &.. ae , yA” ace Bais $.— reAPRPENI j iano eevee >: a \ ao WESTMINSTER FT 4°18—] arge fr ne — ° : _ . ‘2m +49 ; - ant ob, SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE DE LM AR BOU L EK V ARD> ‘ Ci Ne S in B ef , i re > ¢ : a ee Saab a sha GZ Bagi i . rt) rantee3e » \*ars epee , ii ; | ii 4 “ . ‘ “6 4 : . 2 4 Ft] , 7 iy it to83i— rere me _8 2 ti, bate Sines , re ) W rl , : a en | 6PUNGaAy «aNd CON OM BE Loe ws Bomont 163%. (cc) e844) Russell Sidney 1°83W, Victor room for gentleman; owner's home. Lin- | #4 rnace ana electric; price $55 ‘©L)) BUNGALOW—Sell or trade 18 acres, bear- | 6142; large eer — : co noe 3 oe wor Alvin (J Py HER i Bae g . 190°2 s17F eres? (cl4: | de L1T5OW — : ; . fia : frult trees, grapes, new 6-room stucco ‘a US Ness, a a yrom) te a ae 7 _ ” bh mme es ]t") 1 ») BM iced wie t? sone Pa . — eras enact ORG A mio f m fiat. to ft : BR iruit » Ere ' J re me “nw 2 e+ mp » ter oo i ar a ta - ee ee ee 4 b ‘ - * ly fry rT ocew Ait “ = A hu ws eorena “Bey 1 Ene: * (Ay oe _ ~ - - wT STMINS ER PT, : 1139A—— = , sree s yr he bd pay ‘ ; . bgt atthe oat , os hones “ barn, t hicKken ry us* es ae a at ougatese . Wiss leas for errr of years to eo eg - aa pia ts ss ME - aateaivete R | 4 * f i 4 (j very good con o ape , , ; : light sleeping room; neatly furnished; rea- | tb a out, near Crive Street road 20 eet. 1 oo. Poeee . = — “30 SU RGLARS 2 HO hen . } . , thorized Furd desers = uring car; bargain: $55 4245 Pianos and Orcans For Saie_ lah eeping room; ost-Diepatc! (cl) BALSON REALTY * 8 0 Deimma ( ven Rd, ry 1] obs North Second stre in the : 1 : ; 4 ‘ca r Orig tad? — - — . - r Uni »su Ye iroar ie) ea *. 3 . ‘ ae t Se hie a bn ~ ; , wre . ” : Lora. "yt" tT #, *2¢ aul yrmfort a bh! hwest ii Si at, 86f l rh Eas eect? fur = abeence of! the family yesterday, stole jew- { : i ee an, Tne, Male aivie: paint. tires end | PIANO—S185 Fmith & Parnes walnut uo- | WESTMINSTER Pi. 40a a aiveta bce Boe cat ict @ | neat dee SOEEAES: outholidtage. tine hows: | elry valued at $200. Imps of Hades armed with red-hot | ate | . > Sunda* 2. ° : 2 . 41°33 Al ane , nha! } or : . elf : 1} Pa : te ST ¢ a : ; : eer ; : ‘a I MA AV ° 5 Qs * aw apartm rit ps bac i é * , wins 3 - b Aa ; 2 ; ravie «oF ‘errs open = e _& ; . : : Recren od - " rp} ] Aa & uiherr exnos | bs fae / , ‘ ‘ ai : : i aw Puta iit P i ; J . ve* : crue! agonizing torture t an a i. 4 ms0uring rs: A modes; Ds. us ~e , . ; rf “es —-- - ; . MONTH \ inife stopped _ es Leona Hernetein } > ; ; y . Per . Dao s ty > ae scram pach a7 ' ge refit room ar Kitchenette; conveniences, rm~n LV) = v 4 rooms and sieening $5 PER FOOT—s5, PER 1 ) 4 Q ) muse Di , , . ritie. » : . “ : ~ rec ng ere Motor a? N Grand VPiIAN aa itra r TY ans 14 cCy, 4851 New : : a*h ‘ wenn a ‘ 2488 « » Ninth oe na dured by maeaoy sufferers from neu . Te ts I hae eet) rej Wile = — — : Ls * , ‘ rigrh iW ne tor be inners wood fc.? re or hie a if ¢} herelwao floors iriime Tots OUD © : } : $5 per ino: A LY = 4 poets OG . out .s on ee ect a! ' P r , “4 : Uaratiteed to be in rst a ~ ‘ e c . ‘ —_ ‘ _ S5 me he BEYERs. | _— — . — - _ P - —_ a mr ar "on ren. . ie be mo aor ye 1 25 ' r fro and ‘ ike St : ‘ he r.es ar to Carson | ‘A : ’ . i ’ ho iA Miss Mahe} Boerman = of 5329 Se uth : The sharp, stabbing pains Caused by i + ; Sh terme Mendenhall, Fr r M10 lotea rs lel touring cars: some we ae Ty ninesae ate ry WEST PINE BL 4007—Frot er A Saga are 8 8€=posasss .' adi . ; ae ant Cnn a . r th. rr gee the Nonresident wishes 4 OSes ° : ¥ = Seventh street, telephone operators on their vall centered about - ; ; s Focus Open evenings, (cl veo on mets em ~~ — —— " Bitenenette, range water, sree pons net ee ca! —_ sh TEC ET HOF) a ‘] ER, TT REALT ings. .look at the following and give offer way home, in front of 3330 South Ninth | this disease sre usually ; » : ; & =I | : Se —" unn int beewe ine beet i . : . ; , ta 3114 . c PIA N(m—-Ch kerineg A Sons prteht dit srely —~ at FR. 2°03 roome toilet and } *h Cad any . R376 r 2 RA ~— (oR) u732° Suburban street at 12 15 " tm Vesterday and de. the shoulder, ne kK. forearm, armalii of the . 4 ~ Tart) : : a odes Sem y . r) Mm tir? 7 4 ‘ Se eV eet | : i. ; ag — . > 6 oe | a> ; , = , » foserr «*\e er wes! » 2 . ; — ——— | “4.4 - it urTrDoan . 4A ; . . ¢ " | : Orme = Aa’ and eve - ' m™m Atti - aan M : : ae PINE I , 40 pon fl 6 n F's ¢ ’ ener . *. ert? anu gas A ah Ae si ; ‘ rs uot - i os : ranged chee moneys Ea: nh han le ; him aA ‘ te the thigh and leg in the : gy ee (ne w 4300 Forest a PME care: S50 to S27S: cnsh, | Bsponsive ar J ‘me ie ae : fenn? roonr for gentlemen mn apartment Grove car -/ NEW StU BDIVISION * 2% -* Di . Title G Ride purse taining about $1 He ran into | oe . Bo : ‘ ? : Ss rin M ote TT i” tate g” * . cite? ~ : : 1 eV er ’ ~ Ae ’ . = ; oo4 wiive . dcl P = : x " " ; : fn a : x « - gers ’ 4 i , ° - j ; : a & _ al ©) P 4 v ; her — | . has mn ; —— . Bislet Motor « S68- © Grand b! oe $396 ee ™ paid aaa a oad nme Your r P ested tn tin W ee For- iC-« ’ they move from one part po gs : ‘ | . 1 ode | like new, 0 ' w* : oF TA NCU OD BA Teac ee Lith . a ’ ” —a°uyyy"ry icR 749 N mum t WT a ares dl - _ — eer \ lew new subdivision 4 as Mi A) are yal . sas on sendin out lightning jabe we € preo- H ene —# “ificn or will *rar —- P - hs ful Starck player-piano;, a mre nished second-floor front housekeeping rLATS FOR RENT Furnished ev Country Club! is a seafe investment; tots | JOSEPH CARNEGL 6107 MANCHES.- duce sn ecehd misery ' » — . 7 *, he bd . “an it “ne ‘ar 19’? Marter an . ne - Po 7h, ry iT (" Tijeal agrees 4 rms rr o . : i ; ae ih Ae es % - . ; ol ‘ - t r RE tae ; - f y 16 5 Vandeventer it.) Rabies ° *trelent condittor oniyv $2 2a? ; ~; ‘ ' ~~“ Soie ji ris ae) it >~ oe $0 ~~ ‘ing West SWE TO : : \ ? awe come oat “ a1 fe oe. Se ae ae ey Fag Ag , . vening.s : vO ae "9 Or - non .* ee oe on ani tok & , Mrs Jeo WINDSOR PL. R&ROCR ve cronne ne : : price from 20 per fo = Jens > — i mol ever the part that urls, On ° ; [GMT ——— ate 1971 a. ~ Aare ‘ _J00 8 ] ltl et : — eT — y — - . “1018 nie at } ae eeping rooms, }) st ; r front: all EASTON. 4431 A—Neat}; furnished 3-room Ss Bh a ‘ ba EMER. : ee ae Mo 2 k ] N A N ( ] A I STOCKS AND BONDS @ 7 pain should divappea: " ry : - ry littie This car iain ae: tn oe _ - 7 conveniences —_ ~- fiat; gas, bath, « tr $12.00 per week wit 31%, — ed ae es GET our quotations on al! active unitsted | Tysme! is absorbed pete. the pores : barcain for aic’ en _» sourings; 101% + ie PS - PIANOS—Of asimort any make hese in = . eee . ‘ Call Oltwe 1014 ir aad hase ® soothing. healing ii. to evit sen lenhal pan Gemountables: SAb. SizO $195, | Firuiments are priced from $45 up. terme Maplewood . > TH "FORRESTER & ©O ' stfect “upen the inflamed, Giseased ; ern i. . bom ree ‘ sv . a 7 —— , ~y aa ° ™ rr P mh)? ‘en ——_——— “ o , : 7 , .* . 4 erms ra ce _ oadsters Vil Tris s ‘ . > 4 IShHikib rei.A’l , é iis ’ ~ ae . ; } | ; . ; . ' ; aS Locust. Open -¢* int hd 41°° iar ass , el) ee iow «a8 > Sper month 32700 Olive et Rooms WANTED ; us he anhae ys) 22° Ye*erencs 4 1 BUNGALOW—5 |r ~ - har Gwood | floors, RO? Central | National i} onk Bh) ‘sé. (ch) ’ nerves ‘ entaing. ne $1 pe, oo. ; s ; - — : ° - Al ee - mS aaa is i, tile hath teary eat, reasonaodcie, Bil; . —--—— . rile ‘rice ” ” : r Sals _ 1920 = touring’ good) 3 condition The house that cuarentess ali its plane ROOMS We ® furnis ie light t ee abat 1RO ; mi. Fy 5436 eel la. Maplewood; Beaten | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LIBERTY BONDS | beu she ot qnarket value. | ieipe Dr ey and Wolff-Wijeon Drug + { rer ar Prnountah’ . ‘{ ich keerpir married couple: no ren. & m\~ CIN OTPOs 51 06@—)-room lat col > P ets : e? ra w joan tace valu e- | _ ° ; ; a sa eFiniened Ph x. + serene agg Shor » Xb gd a side, weet | : “al nd: plerse state price. H. | RENSINGT a 7 Setceneee ean.‘ 250 . MONEY TO LOAN— $100,006, on improved ag S] a week on each #70 borrowed. | ©9. Jyamnel Com 4 Mfg. Chemists, * ‘ . | ° if Ni r 4 y{ 1% | . = — ,* -sS a : fa - ere . irnis oc} e é- OOTHS, Js . - - * ‘ - * ‘ oe4 e ib rene aca 7 . -“ ater ‘eteer mm ( re ever new — a * . et) . aft YER VIA hg noun hy oright : rr anoga * Pen ot oe ae MM; ircus av.. in cure of > ' aaa a ie mente ” } On ’ slrable h roe or at ‘ “ny eiza ¢ or pr! o, Se Tor lis rea! estate. at in weet interest ss made on other iteted hondes ana siock | 400 S: ter i in . or benuiful cornet’ nl . @ _ - eSere ‘5 ~~" we ap 8015 Frankia e ae i K $36. P 1) : - * ——~ a ” els, you i Mot c 093 % Ve unper? fone a gains; $2.50 pet werr D WANTED : = . ’ het Srnom filet. bhatt i a >. Get | , —_ - ae - pie's Undertaaing o. >OR ee “3s _-___--— > ister. 1970 mod ove Or (o.. 23515 Locust. Open ev: Ful TT , ' ROOMS AND BOA RIDGE. 5055—Furnished 3-room filet. bis “MERLEY_ WILSON R. EK & f. co. Get (2) e : n X a? CoO 1101 Olive 0 el seein TREMBLE} = N Ee ; 4 Vandevente! pe - fel) LE TIMA lJ : ae rae hot-water heat. electric. _— ia mr ea ebster and Kirkwood rop La 4 5 F | : - pee _ o~ ee oe nna agape us. SR-note, mahog- BOARD AND ROOM Wid.—In priva _— our Mst of Webs ™ . ? cB) | 0 ou 4 Nee mone) BTOC KS Wid —Annapolia Lead. Attias Min oO sor recrRies | + - $30 oy rea) buy: Touring ; & good car, $1 ta, cash PLAY Ie R Py oy ‘tte —Angei on » ded : $s. >i) ‘ hye yTHuYT wite ar ? § ‘I } , ears > - Pe ert) ° - - Hemedia! Li oan ¥y wveer ¢ ‘Oppe E ver i ba fer "rer k ‘ rms ur \ 0 r . cay ~ “101 Pilive em OS Cabanns l’ers! ing Ph ni m ar tlame- DWELLINGS FOR RENT “ RIT E a- map of Wet eter = o ou sa ies E sen Mines t'nited Iril ing. omen Film nd Other Blemishes “ . =. 3 ome ** ‘MOTOR CAR CO., 4714 Delmar - week. |! EHMAN "Pt AN' (c& liton: give price Box P-390, Post-Dis . list homes; price pets ~ Sage tok “SECOND” AN D THIRD DE DS ty Vatters © a and other ; ae 3 a = a , 4 eee . ST) . . . : : 9 ~~ *t ye 5 ; Ms 4 > \ _ *"T ' , . 7} * N 4 : id ¢ e | . e eer. af 7 Vande venter. One® ™r ———— — I M AND ROART ' ne —_— : P North WEBSTER - ” baits For quick service. Pankine interest. L.. aa oo eS Ho - Pho Every epring numerous inguiries are | — XN (cD) a ; ew care; starters, Cemount- prLayER-PIANO — Mellotone. with — IT: private family: Walking TE ' NO—SS25 Ii we : , — ; ‘ 407 2 bis iwa Ayier wf 4 enc et r more r nd f desired north- oc BONDS - : who have Use i Dour $50 to 200; aaah : mag $135; Port touring $2.5 : a 4, - d ~ mendous bargain for s 1mm ROOMS—Young ma wants 4 a hers ain | = = oe a Re } -t =. ‘about 2 blocks nort? vs sT KS AND ans -——« To tndividuais on pe cars. 44 >. We din This seems to possess urusuel propertics 4 ; ' = open Bundey and © (eb See, Dodee, 19°93 SINS: roadster, "OW BNE Ves monthly buye it. BEY&k's ehare furnished fin® ——— es ‘wood. TREMBLEY-WILSON R. E. | Wr OFFER. sutmect. any part o in easy ineta! neni w - P age . ‘ete! freck! with " : ne 4 a be) Grand bilst terns : "16 ~~ Vv ide ven’ ’ . > o.. a — ce ; 4 ne vee!) 7 tr ey 344 ' ; ae a a oe AND APTS rk ll of La ~ pate + a 2 ‘ ° ves \l- 14 Aero “ruiseer ‘Corp eg a ae me | 330 on write mortgag rec En CO, which comp.etely abeorh the oa, n - f i 6 q , Oo: = ace ; e ar us . } hh “ar ’ Loc &* a r ~ A YJ qt? y\ @De’ . e : — = P| ; wf - re a > ls y tg tuet 3 left wood OO evenings fCw) - ' _ —_ — ——— mt > 7 SS - nO Anderson Smackover ee v9 LABKER bros. FINA no harmful effect whatever. The corm- a Bia fs . 8% $1 : a tourings: trac Ss irine ' . ike new eacT.- PLAYER-DiA ee —_—_ ny me . } oma ROOMS rFoOR REM T COLORED Fl, : —_— te wy _ _ . = 208 t? = Weliston ; ©"0 Annapolis —. Se eee 106 oa 423-424 Title Guaranty si dg. ‘Olive ‘| piexion improves wonderfully, beroming*® * a ‘ - sOuri! bon K ew . oe 5 2 tvle rm wan ran tone a ml > =jcde a a , , . = . rkans raveier ¢ : ~~ - give ——_—~ AT > _ ean ~ wf ern ep) naQoral - tng — . ' a — —_— 4) ATKATNSEaA bed ’ a a ; 4 ' I . : 4) : 4 has 7 | hee ee or terme 1516 .* ane ‘ on; a} i) yirit motor: =] (1) tTAUSIC 2G be * : — - : yan eae in onan vate PL, we Wea 3% reo young - - PROPERTY ad “OFTIO! in Welleton: rents 1 o A asco lated «>. 1 Grace Trustee. . 5 ARE You SEEDING MONEY? Bee us for : eof? ass ut rose petal end ae delicate ¥ | 1 ; a SUNS 008 ro | Ths; | $9 per month. Aeolian Lo 1004 © (3) OMS —2 unfurnished 2: Romone 1978R not over $30. Box M-115. Vost-Dis (3) $1800; price $15,000, terms 21m) 500 Bowyer COpper .--++se-see. ana _auick salary and furniture loans; low, tinted Get an ounce of mercolised wax . ' oe ‘ B40) meee event" g*. isoF L Oe Drerr = ee emiitton: hr 4) -- ~ : a (°’ | FLAT Wid r apt » rooms. DSO00O west; go He : 4 4) > ewe ® fe] ‘ PLAY ER rIANé =~ — 5 aeanea We have ent. runn ne Water. 4x) Gay “wi. = a ij ‘ T Wee 14 ‘} ’ } garage, iy ‘) Nortin oF ) oe | Dorado - rurt On) ‘ee @e +eesen $88 ; ig : goo; non «CY ° Open e ‘ - : — .« ‘ a = from Vv h ‘ h to ent. » & “— eS | " ’ ut b, . ait Tr . . a0 rm - * —_ fr 0 E Dorado r ‘on ** @ ele « ce 4 eM) MONEY a n ee sried Faerie —— , 4 a . od15 oa (ch tees Spert touring et 1 a! these Briced fhom O14 ot Dive et GARNI jOTE! — Jefferson and Olive: stean Bose M807. 3 Tiere re? ne NGA ALOW @ 50 J. E — re ee: or ae 455 | Ml e Y fayypces:, peste Ria (1) FOR > iq 4 if . o 3 Olive sat. “ (oS) if i Ma a - % . . ' ; Sees y “ u . ° 4) — —_—— Renee ~Geemneti eames »: furs —_ a — . . hig? rey. AY ° se°T ’ 250 N. 209) e3) an , : fee fine assn "a - = ‘ ' > + 727 RB 1 t men dails 4 v a OO Mike Ivvere ese se 4 ‘ *y pited laried peo furniture ‘= Be 5? ol N ning ® . my = ~ : : ougnt bs a ns ie y d ue eas er « — ' cvT ein S348 Hartmer. 7 eget maney iorese 18) ‘ f cif sv a , 4 Rs! "H Blo Ir t 4. fe Pi ag. be 208 Mi Phe fi Sra: Kk ver Pool oe+eee MON ey — ty > om ide i ~ . ” lway z . 4 I ke R Ly IG HT Pa "eenger tours: c this . ment You “at 1} : a MF 4 VILLE H why ; epee aty Pa . ¢ : 1 I Mare Camden No. 2 e "0 owners, Gu xk. conf mt : B42 Rai “7 Oo ma Rg st | . nee le ; 2) : . -4 oo eTrrvice Car argair tate te yi . ] oh ai ' , > ee zcnane r d i 2 ; ; oS A See th! Rags? ar tie ta bare ~~ CPR nT, PIANOS—For rent; $1 ronth 1. IN DEL | P L \7A Hit ITE L Furnished Flats and Ap 7" Wid. Northwest — -osiihianin a 00 Berta ++ aa 5 EE ‘te8ees 36 GRIVATE ib ANS. $10 up ee larger equi aS i ig ,: $485. ne "a PMLE 4 “In excellent M AN ». Wiive e ._*- ic2) POON WN are Oil & ~e ‘on aaa “s*e = bs In amotinta up to $50 4 , etmnokeleas furnaces. Ret in y . : : ~a. . . "4 i” . a, TS rT». , “ t ~T °c — . 2iA ines — — «eé -ore fr eri¢ n ; . . ~ wd " 4 ’ sor ; : : 4 arp - $—Sne th ie Not? “wiler ema” rar THE BAL DM IN” Pr [IANO © i) . 1111 an ive =) BL { ‘KINGIL. A | Fil rR “Pe. hit i APART MEN Ww : si Mae I ‘& Ps = ; : “ terms: ] "? “N 0 At tors Trust Sent 24 No —— 4 re ap ms ur! y ; battery com plete with stacks. ok ru ng gear: corn | x inw-priced tran@nortation ES with separate siceming arrangements: con- CO] TAGE—4119 Harris av.; easy ing, 1000 O owk On Co cr eee . "ARANTY FINANCE (€o, , terme. trade 716 &. ic "Sine Motor (Co 3116 Locust © | RE] rT ( "'E DD R AT Sider adicinine rooms end board’ adults epen Sunday _ 1000 OwenSo0s ~m oO eecsess nan en evening = (e2 Talking Machines For Sale . Dispatch ? : _ es; ————— =e yt) a Parris «og 219 Contra Nat. Bk. Bidg.. 705 Olive. (el) | 150 Ibs. working pressure. In —— D; — _ Family and transient hotel. Iaclede car Box _ K-253 Post a ~*~! F&rraGe——Reads to move into: 4435 Sex- $0 > cate Pe r Baws oy MHER—Taucie if?? lemon- “bea ut fui cabinet. only = ‘ ride fram Union &necia! = ee ~ : 4 = =, ca e a Va MONEY TO LOAN. $10 TO $50 five years ‘64 - - ss ' - a . _ “ - oy? ec v7 wt eri Class A . 4* (i : Lo y a ° - Sor BRI aRItNSWIC K—New, : to Forest Park: 10 minutes ‘ o : hauer av..; 5 rooms, bath, elec _ wrt no Pt chard Rater Ate a fin To ealeried men and women on ther fer- , g } - aio e charge, Lol Pee than liet price Supreme $? > an with ad record ge} ecltions included Zsation Fores’ 10RD : : se : i) F RNISH’ D HOUSES FOR RENT water hea’ (rener Wii be on prem Le 4A t — Prod uctiog eS mee - nH eonal note. withowe security er in 4orger. per | MONSANTO CHEMICAL WORKS Z : a meek n_} “He mij ton; OO%9 Locuat (of) TEHMAN PIANO CO, 1101 Olive (coo) . = —— | “gear car ta U GOTT MGEL—3418 Abner pi., 3 rooms, bath, ¥n & toute Realty nee. pees6 7 04 —— in easy ~~ , oRe quickest end : a pase. 22 °° D 41 ; : | . ba! Vitae terms. n n4erson Rovralties “pa Pye nest confidential eystem tn the city : — os or trade: ¢%0 , =——9S5.00 Wail pay the val RTS ‘ ctric: $8000 . 6a : or rr ED er s mis, Mo. Bale : * fane buy for. } K. easy riding See le my phonograph account RESO West oe NN Give 1004, 208 Wainwrism | 100 Bmackover 800 pct Syn - 18 60 aot HERN LOAN AND INVE Gin deme” t. Lou -” - "” »* > : e - arn ad we" -. : ' a a ’ : — — nA irrgmammmee tec og ee , —_ a - a ae - ‘ : . sr wey and = dais For pan? : ent cal What have) .iyments of $5 per mont) . oT : PALISADES—On the Meramec: oeantiful SeRsHING. 4934—12 “0 one 08 Liberty Centre! Trust Bide (¢14) lan 1970 mode! : '.« or me Mr. Lindgren, Ben‘on aan to reeponsible asta TT wT Se ” iets mand acreage. with neat cottage and ~~. i} — - ~e \e ; «? : bie * ar ' H «se phonograph rile’ lemounte sunday . ert, ~ ; or (omen w@ }¢ mr frevU ”v : en , tor or rooms 3 baths. fur- Rice ey +4 eo T etait Ol nf a Cabany TOC? io4) COTTAGE— 497 1 Davison; uO: roome, me, to! : 10 ‘ . nore nished Cau ube for lese than rent “HANTZ REA! . he 10 Jees Tombertin Victory Byn.. roe 200 Satey LOANED $25 to $5000 on *The ~ - ela = f . ’ ' - ; ‘ r - €3500 terms bt. ne Tra fic Truck ee Pee ee *«* : ’ oO Ke ‘, ; ’ we x? = 7 7 : PHONOGRAPHS—DBargaines ‘mn ait kin . ESTATE AND INVESTMENT ie e@ E * MANN, “Olive 1994. 208 Walawrigt. o| An tL, Tie i odeacne 25 ee b _— (i. —S po At Rat mme a . . ively Motor Corl’ 7002.— i Tucks For Sale used phoncgraphs of standard rakes. HOUSES WANTED See le ae eS ~_ | 509 United Rovalties .--.+ «+. S Gustriat Loan Co. 916-718 Chestmut. (oh) . i ode! vu 1 PAKEY TRIiCK-—Price reason- these mach a esl fer teen than haif pice; OTTAGI Wtd.—Or 3 rooms on ist floor; 1 $500 Dt WN 09 Watters Gere. 908. soss-. “om Zk LOANS ON YOUR HONESTY =: ; + Bese: ty renin, ope us wee 1319 Riagie TOE PETS | to $300; will ell * y cur convenient to 24 and Chou'eau rera! 5 or 6 room frames st Fee- | .°> wl ies Rovaltiee . -+ .70. Te salaried people holding steady positions 2 ree: ein Maer ) ihe 7 ae ete Teg Eee RIC DEPARTMENT, Be M 351, -Post-Diepatct I Rave Orv ere, northwete part of city; Bo 500 ueny other stocks and ont LOANS $10 AND UP ola mings ~ om 7000, - =" Me... n 2. and 1 tor terme MAY-STERN M' 1th and Olive sts (ela) meee CAMERAS RooKs, Hr Nak Wid —Furnisned rooms, sonable ge hen elle only personal one. oy “will buy Internetiona! tite. Centra} ¢ PITAL LOAN «& a EsTuENt cwo., LIVER R a : rid = X14 re f) firand ie?) - . € s * - ° r " _ 1 - tT) agents. 10 rene m4 ph. rte at ¢ . 1 ichit 77 . - : "h ve | a. New +, , ‘ =. ' Fe rin ald, ‘HINES—And records tought BICYCLES, i 2 eeresion May = Box —. 305. P.-D.(2) Ree me at 4P15 Faston #*: _ _____— | States — hl — ear te. "Traffic. mer “ath aa One ore ; : —— ~paintes : : ick M Copeland, 1416 “and eid B Smith Co, 613 N. Grand. | oF FICE FURNITURE, ete., Se | = medial Levan — a ‘nee. "Demeneawenhen — IcK MONEY ooD LIVER HIDALYS , Ss; hae 1 : - BO) oa a (eR a ruc ) . hor . 7 : r. Carondelet Moor ©” _S ~ Back: has panel body. vires ere or —————~ - — HOUGHT and SOLD at a PROFIT to SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT . West —— | Finance and ~_* x Unite, or any other | Oe freniture and plance, and co emsastee BL ee an oe, an Seay: 4 nae ee . 2 ee = = active * - peeple on their ~~, note without oareer. | < BIG AN oy i1fiFf ~ aed, ebaEe. Porg Dealers Rb ro on an ieee j Talkine Machines Wanted buyers and ecliers THROUGH PosT RESID! NCE— 43727 nit conven a. r wood WEST END ( OTT AGE wt inne SS Rg MAN COMPANY, and without ace “tee at coetever of ony She 2Sg¢ Cc * Roo cing oO hy so? 3s mtr . . WANTS. a Primes, ‘ re . i co ernie Ke j ° ina A cnome. bath. & ‘ert et- mo ’ mt oot 0. Olive 6240 one AMERICAN FRO Ra ™ id = . ) pont 1°38 — at ae ay MOCKS Wiih ce with wt | ROUGHT AND ‘BOL! pon 8 prreias and Edison paras ‘ baa Bang my a: peiss hone + ™ <a ae EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST ' Olive 2255. Central 436 cans 2... ry & | Delton: bergsins at $115) machines. or wi | trade Miller's, 1322 “30h ; Nati cl) 4472 Easton a% (o34) . 7 . ' "S48 fre! ( : r, ree Authorized F. rd Dealers where. Phone Olive J243W. : . (cb) i ’ . “Ss highway, «Kly Olive st. : ,

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CH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. | ‘fiction and ; Hartog, will have to be tri iy ’ Jury in Marphy Suit Disagree-. nto” eit nee ad s ‘ re ; ‘ + Se IE — os fe tS 2 a - NEW YORK. April 23 ine s : ai Saw whan’ HONEYMOON IN VOL CANG > Charlee F Murvhr. Tammany Hall ]ur) hich for eight days heard wit. night was discharged by Justice | ' = ! cterratan a Ces scees, including the usually tacitur : recover $175.000 he inve nes ¥ y taciturn | Davis. Your Circulars by Good Penmen SMLSLIAOLITA AAS AA SS thd Abs a We eerve the pest Quality—Price—ServiCe | ....c0 «Seve on = ~ tureau © the -ost-Dispatch At The Miracle Store NE TORK, : V3 stalking Windsor Dining-Room Suite | mia |... The world is using more silk today than { Taye! |... ever before and the price is'rapidly advance Ha - -— - tinuous posts with flat fillers. It is a splendia | ms , 5 of. waneltes * : he In the right foreground wo Bed and comes complete with steel spring and * | | ~. oF the silken skin on the huge ZR- comfortable mattress. A rea! bargain Sr aca ess | ae the U. S. Government at Lakebr a : sacle cach chet | TT T make a trip to Scort Field, Se completed, and probably will t . eg | Cup airplane races next Octobe CTOLDING STEAMER gg : Ir . - n | is. hunt r oa ee ee | ae ' By giant strides the cost of silk has >. > will want ft _- ’ 2. — ' ese very usetul stea er Z A ites | ea Se recently increased more than fifty ——— a per cent. Bounding! But in this crisis we will not jeopardize that high quality which has made Phoenix the standard hosiery of the world. Our four thousand skilled and well paid employes must be kept at high efficiency. Wherever prices may go there will be no let-down in established Phoenix methods. The world is finding great uses for silk and costs are rapidly advancing. Therefore, the time to buy is now. /— oo ee rormers HOSIERY Teron : a peter hole in the Twelfth ()Q) mat D5 Men’s Phoenix Hose No. 235 ~—Men's rsoen.x Mer: erizved Tisie Hose a’) sizes . No. 284—Men's Phoen si.k Hose, with lisle ridbed top; Diack. brown ind S5c white: a sitee . a a No. 23837—Men's Phos x uk Aber Hose. with embroidered clox: black bheo«sa ind / 5S ‘ Woiite a ® No. 692 Mi ms . Py ' : ' mea,t « , Hose. black and rs S$ 5 Ss ‘a a Children’s Phoenix Hose I vi ll mn Ht i Ht | omm<eee ameet oe. « a ~ . - uh I su mn i Hl {|| | lI @e&& atta a Oh eee | IH | ui AA nM | } i 9 O° RE O66 D006 eh 60 EE 904 ae Oe a 604m Ee Hii HA | I - Pitty hift i Wt ah I | Wi HT I | Wil HM Hilt | | oe oot = | ——- | i} Hil Hl MH} TENT ; ie eae bee ri | | {| @ ; “the water below. Pacific @ Atlantic ‘ o*dmers meee HI ! i I 1) NIA 1 UL | A VAT Hil i} we | it HTT HTT iil _ GRANDCHILD* wa, of descent from the “* chieftain is nearly Walker Lee, aged 3 year 4 ctoRtaph, is the only ge Rig 72 is the daughter of » Lee of New York ‘C® ““ “€ General. —Pietogreph ty 1A y; 7 —- = . Hil Hl HT WIAA Wt F E. ull TH Hid Bn hela nt rb nor : TY HTN nt Aut Ne ORTH i ihe UM tal CIM Aid ke f' “ A subg hi Hi | : — r: vr;

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— i Popular Comics RY | News Photographs MONDAY, APRIL 323, 192 | (ome Vl, Naw" - a 4 ahha * shh hdd ° a e ‘ ¢ P ae Te | wo . “ 4 2 c ° > + er ie” U8. i we? «7% no . yr: 4 L's ‘’ “~ x ’ “ ¥ ; » r * fe A “4 FER 2% EL “ rr, 6 2 ‘ , 7 Cote 4 ~ va a « «“ SA ” SF e- 4 é, ae” “-e . a Se 2 7 + a va % 3 eS -, -E & Z . ’ eed 7 y >» #24 . +8 agg ie hs me ¥ ns » th ~ - ant ., £4 -* - i &. - ~ > % - » n~_— * ery * gh oe ge pte a ¢ _. ; 5" BP SMR ROS “ ‘4 y rere, > y7 SII 77s J 7 SILLY SELLS [FF 4 Midi — yy » _— ——_-— «+ «ee oe — & LL fa ae eee EPL AA dadadladlsl ~ 5 t« ,, i 797 yy Chih tpi dh hath hehehehehe hehhek ” oe oe ee ee ee PS — PS 4: ey rh ir Meee tet « COVERING THE FRAME OF THE WORLD'S : LARGEST DIRIGIBLE | In the right foreground workmen are engaged in putting We the silken skin on the huge ZR-1, which is being built for B® the U. S. Government at Lakehurst, N. J. The ZR-: will make a trip to Scott Field, near St. Louis, when she is completed, and probably will be here during the Pulitzer Cup airplane races next October. — aan 4 Se ees B : 4 —Pacific-& Atiantic Photograph. | : : a Rig: L = : % ae, Pie Boe. aes Gs z i Ma ie pe ne ena ~ om eS Oe ee —> = ee Sig OE oe Fy, ae | Hendrik Shipstead, just elected to the upper house of Con- 5 Se ge ee meme. , gress from Minnesoti, has announced that Mrs. Shipstead will ras ORC R: PNBE ah serve in this capacity. With her in the photograph is her son, Weston. —aInternational Phetograph “a LLL hh hhh hh Ahad hhh hh hebehhhd hea ‘ VUSSIILISTVMSS LALA LSMD AL hb bbb bE bs TT? Vk Ml ti lifhl tli ll stil hdd fl hi ~~ a i i ee ee ee ee ee WHICH KIKI DO | YOU PREFER— i . ound + | | : AMERICAN OR ar* ei e | . a “ : - >> — , ae , owe ee , a. $e The play “Kiki’ by a om - oe ee Oe Oe 7 —_, & * rrr A 4 : . 4 o ay PULA ILI BSE AY | . “a au. ha ry77777 I7,; PT, 7, PIO IIT, VSVLTOTS TT Sf, ~~ - 7 6 f - ; * py EG a Oh dime —_—— PPT?) Se iW Be af 4 ve OI Pr fhe ay he A On es, x ae Ge, Pita ; oe ML lee a 7 & o ep ED BAY? i a #, — fa —_—— 4 eae ee » ' ' ) i eo , ee .

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“ * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH O U R EW P A MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1923. — 3 — ee a ———— ey LL —— —— naa —— A el cecsne Hits |! SPRING FASHION@? THE © The First Truthful Biography Ever Written o rec Fin Bit Poe SARAH BERNHARD hy pn by NV 1 oo P ] C r Yr A bh C 2 [ 0 1, icarbonate of Soda for nities HER LIFE-LONG INTIMATE IFFRIEND \ Little bicarbonate of soda wi a ee es ee ae, ne Om or oe. _ = - st ae = = rn =. ome ° - rt si i Of Mme. Berton, Sarah Bernhardt said: “She sympathizes with me; she knows my failings and.understands me better than anyone | know. And she marired the man whom at one time 1 loved best on earth. } ~ INTRODUCTION. downed any other woman. In ; she was first. actress: second ¢ famous woman in the — a. mother third. a great lover And >» , world! No writer of romance could A ieee taka AR tail srt | te humor sat words revealed her feeling as : . ath and funere everal . Ss RKagrat ad ezgula | “ n " : _ Cold Slaw the unexpected turns of fortunes wheel the true life story of Sarah Bernhardt. Now that she 1s dead, this true life story can be told. Mor- nd. etn RAGE of hes | % ie | a pea mh bidly — — —ns _ old age memed ey ee * as at — } : a a , € ; pate he re J ; ai Yellow Turnips. fife, the pevine Saran yet gave per- by relatives who loved her only “r } att nen , sem | s nd the " — . s ss nashing ve t mission to her nearest friend, Mme. | n a ia ak Pierre Berton, to reveal after her death secrets that she guarded with . moth-« r The happiest time of her during the infancy of her Maurice, whose paternity was »w the money she lavished on them. and who reduced her to such ag im- ; poverished condition that she was a tiger's ferocity while she lived. . | a forced to pose for an American film — What a wealth of revelation it is! iia whieh din "Bile death s h aid ¢t! Sara a: ct | Tr Part _ > the : is told the true , inca of re ssis a grea For eee i porde’s birth bed so that her debts and funera! story 0 ‘ nebo a ee = life d expenses might be covered. For the frst oye ow m itte OE OR a ST from ber early ite. os 7 Step | varat extends over 5@ veare of con- Mme. Berton reveals ad or i Ea ae eee advance of the worlds wonder- | ..:, yin (whith she ¢: 7 woman to her undisputed position |... »». understanding th as the most famous woman of mod- were mot telbe Bevealed unt ern times, the greacest Frenchwom- ,.. geath) her life and an since Joan of Arc. Asif wehad ..... 1 now set forth as I had lived with her we become acquaint +... ner own. lips and from ed with her traits of indomitable 9+ .:ners who figured in courage, independence, generosity ..... and indefatigable industry. E peers err: unpublished fac Did Sarah Bernhardt really love? — ..,... gaye me because for many ves Or was she only the world’s great- ) was her closest friend est romantic actress when she .;.. the man I married was brought to her feet the greatest + wedding ' men of two generations? Wasita joven “He was.” mad throwing of the world away— sly man I ever r such as was Duse's love for D’An-* ware my husband nunzio, or was tt scheming ambition >, ehall eel) later im thas which saw in each man only another 3 piccences how Sarah Bernhard: conquest which made her position , «he heen ecunomical and ): 7 3 rr or ane aere Secure? | duicent to her family. mizht have se SOF : | , ev : ee Spee Re . a Read this amazing revelation of th@§ § ajed a mu!ti-millionaire ” founet-S a rf , aran | | : : dat eee a ee soul of a woman and decide for che had scarcely breathed las , es Lemaitre. 1 Sa AX | : ~-=. is44 12 Was as : re pa. , ja yourself. Refers bailiffs arrived at Ber home | ttt? °T 224 critic and member of the | . . in ; : ) 7 : green crepe georgette, tm es ag ACER soe Sarah Bernhardt was always su- to attach her furni: irt co! — — — ee | | : ? n of 1 | : plored flowers at the silver inserts. A large DME loss cme preme. As a sculptor and as a lecti ch rice Bernhardt er Seria a ee . B : 7 . ersonag n the | 3 ee eS held a sash to the left of the center of the Simm ' Philadelphia is the old. painter she was admitted to be in had thoughtfully removed * fay sme dyes ati a. See a eee 28 3 Morn. half br to Na i> Beis CAM ¢ : op Lenter : licht brown dress, trimmed ay iH ter in the Peansyivania! the Grst rank. As an actor she a . ee t F } r Phe Duke at first concealed Pee | i, a i caught at the | side with a large grecm i % queened it throughout the wor!d un- rivaled. And as a divinity :nspir- ing the admiration of men of genius , po woman since Ninon de L’Enclos upt! v ; rth from becoming known mh rn : E | mission nservatoi! ) . ' a could equal her conquests. Gustave before lapsing into me-oft her tath miy no Mie cists an rr vho pro her true friend fea ga Ce ~— Dore, the great illustrator; Georges for the last time she | d th Clairin, the great painter; Mounet the moving picture Lad a OP ae a Ber intimates in nmen plaque a th vith nd his wif : , a iN | Sully, the greatest actor of his age; een taking a film of her duri: os Sesion ad a mor | te pla ' lildren of the cae, Pi : SIBLE THOUGHT ; combined ¢€ Franmcisque Sarcey, the greatest dra- her \ast days, be admit ae e facts would req rhe bi: ih was ect neighborhood. her ereat fr - | sateen | : ame 4 : rm , ; tubs of the matic critic of iin time. Jules bedchamber | enemts nd ed , ‘e , italy 1 a - = ad ER s nl mud one ¢ ae sititaedl Bee ew FOF TODAY — hae n liahed fosr/ Tee BACE TO THE 7F as Lemaitre, the great dramatist - Jean ‘Thev can film me in jor wh . ; . 7 ‘ — > :, - " ee a ee " ; r) ne with * ed . foid in 2 BISLI Suress 7 Richepin, the great poet, and Ed- ‘said. her voice scarcely ) ouard Rostand, who wrote “L’Aig- %°0 weak was she. As Jom” for ber—all these men of »*r physician. remonstrated gentus flash through the pages of pieaded: “‘Now. don't object Mme. Berton's revelations as scin- P&Y Me 19.000 francs each ¢ tillating partners of the vibrant, P°8*.” amazing woman whose loves were This tragic picture as great as her hates were unrelent. ©2YS Of Bernhardt wi! . ae ' img. The Prince of Wales, later ™4'2 with me. As long as th _ rth she was Frenenh ve affair with Sarah furnish I'm plaving at being a Span- leniecenn: it eal | eS Edward VII, put thoughts of a breath of life remainéd in her she Cs | reek. — 2 : f mou | iimed 3 ~ pee SOM a! sha = i rh Lubters ’ 7 nem Newbro's : throne aside while he enjoyed the ®S fighting for somethin Pin ¥ - wae born , . her en ninen Otinnnteih eR ae eG arp: | - - ee | : . py a | ne | — ‘ roen : OER | , of greatmess we follow her with wat ?: the wore 1 9 Saag ee a ese pees bekicaue this . snall le that cour = wok | Ka Go into any paint, hard Mme. Berton through Europe and : a " Pa 3 | Bap acres | : ) | | ! riz )23 mier Srndi . within the next few da . | 7 ate, Tac MOCK ANGEL FOOL English Waxer-Polisher. America until we stand at last be- ns wt paloma cere we - side her bed and hear her !ast words ¥ realized the last of these two am ek Se r 245 a a n Britta : Saving device d h “B fons. and itn addition she wae 2 singine ' > her m - and — Next instailment will. tell RE or * - on pe ’ te her son, “Be 2 good boy Mau- . ' | ell more ) e cup white 4 then polishes the floor 7 sculptress and the writer of a she! | ‘ne . ROMs th : - of Sarah Bernhardt’'s early | » her , —— rice. . : é ariy ilove af- 4 . one cong " . , ful of books mn , that m r the death tha fairs, - ai See ie i Woris as easily as ac First Installment For more than half a century ni ues ooiantte . 1 na . rhites of 1 r . suga _ §&© cut of order. Lasts « " 3 net ' ' ' ’ ’ r " ‘ é : 3 } : . jaw ; ‘ ¢ Your floors, omce ote: ries of the : ve affairs of ME SARA} R wi IN , nad ow " v sf the mar ff ane a ~ : | ; Son. : . a — , : _— | a : - ‘ +)! ; i ERNHARDT and man f the m amous me , | | ~ a% slennet , ; | esa TT) PTnia , J ha et. Fs Mee ae | PY it? original form | tee eee : 8 VARIETIES IN TINS So passed the “Divine Sarah divine in her inapiration.—the ‘‘T; ma enemies mortal Sarah’ —-immortal n art The real Sarah her intimat: knew and adored had all a woman “Traiities, but Ber generosit n Pf a thet was . Pao ds , , magnificent and her will to live ; Pars langerons the person a ounus 2 | Bern —_—_ ; spiend*? that she ove: me hand whe offented her = aa ah eee am se Unlucky For Spots _ SUVirvnt@e~et that wvulid = ha: r ows » morhiai: ' | oan. ; arud Look for This Label

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1923. | M L Q it } t. , : f » these. ethinks vou’d e« — ciate - . : * '% ' ’ F { T aha he ¢ ‘ 7 " a ; RTT ’ ‘7 f: : , ¢ at ‘4 gil ‘cy .. . > ; ; = 7 , i | K R —_ oe a » 7 a eis ee . — ~~ ce 4 . . a bol . - @ . -~_ urn events ha kes a atin ence — = % J} | ‘ sae - si , . ; J 1 LT ee eee a a — oe EES —s —_ ee - . ~ LOBPD DET Te i a i ee ra “Lh By CEDRIC FRASER i\Copyrigi.t. 1923.) i ee ee ae ne CHAPTER SEVEN. London Road, came to him. alms doe Hungate of Farmer Brown Discovers the Home of the Chucks HE sun’s searching rays { : me lenne: pereaei ave, i lere sham.’ ’ x SET fo tree tone. and | my AMY «misgivings thet § migh: | a. By Thornton W. Burgess nrouga a mace en | have leant to ] mind = ’ mea and LIZZICUUY : ; mie lattiee: Winds , ! , All unforscen disaster may Be lurking ist across the Wy. —Johnny Chuck. JHNNY CHUCK and Pr ily Chuck ; attention to anything else. He saw were enjoying their Lew home. Pol- Johnny Chuck iy Chuck oad proved to be right in ‘*‘Son,’’ said he, ‘‘do vou see that ae) Po ae yy. Oo} dq if , +) jt) i ‘ 1? i’ , “ar j rors 7 . t “c) ? tc bis ay ; P ' Q : } . Ld) How! se r the houpd WevVer hue] over ther: R?? oe, — ie Fes . . Bs. ; e ‘ : | ; : > lt ¢) i} i J r i j 4 » i "ge S ie » . : : 4 . 4 P ‘ " ' ; _ +) | . , 7 ° } ’ : ; ‘ } ’ *r? r . P an , - . i aa 3 at tte : bath i it ’ ? . Ju il ed wut Wet , of oO? rd] faiti " iteve) diffi itn J Mi tik ua) Wheu Re had fiscoy red h ifTiner hrown fs Boy nodded, and a te Coy oie ; Re “ & Bs evsuckle an ambit 1ent. beset voul ew estate, it hat] ts their he iome gat ied to dig iLnere was @ twinkle in his eyes as rao the Whaiis "1 Pal “4 hid } aan ie » ponde: wupoay ations, John er. aorea De'l iid i] ; (tthe a : ne re Lie d, eé) aw him when we first ce. ope ne j 4 r he iff sbeear WI , why h } Pr wou | Olire 7. Zou (,8 hy if ] 2 \ * 4) it ad j i@ hme niized | iil ; irk this morning. Ile seems tender netals o the life vriving ravs, , brought fare ?% face in the the sa Vil Ol my new ame, Le I iis lse | f 5 Lig it be taking Ps | great deal of interest and breathed out their fragrauce on LO e¢ome t ven within he wee ii De biurting out the one ‘ve pred 17 t} reat 7 in what We are doing.’’ I ere a ig ee ee = ¢ . 2 - = ; Ee ; : Naat 7 wb cte=* Ande how os ow oe ae oo a . _ , : : - — —_ — . — * 2 a . ~~. Sa ~ ° . -"e - 7 emia Ee EP OE Oe ee . we “ = . — — - aeweners ee os — a " ons mong saruae —s = ee — a : PORE NS NOELLE NT AAI LEE LILLE LAI LLL! LLL LEIA LLL ALLEL LEIDEN! LIL LE EE eR ARR ae on Oe Se ee NES RE NE A PN PEE REL ALE LLG OA RC AM IOS MR lg Ot OLLIE LD ED the eariv morning alr. reWw boul e put a f lights ake t behind.’’ tre : vy. ‘erhia py be ‘*There is no doubt about that,’’ The soft enchanting scent 14 that ilk ?f 1 hin und for the mo e e fro the bed and ecru ne ause his iste i 7 ul replied Farmer Brown. ‘‘ He probably wafted smte the room a ninwies ment 2 led in ft ne ty f his to the window, opened wide the i: derstand that he was to keep away thinks “we are going to plant this he sunshine among e nani content and gazed MATL S t tice, and gaze mul. from there. Any wav, He id kee '; field specially for him, I think we draperies of blue and go d, an amcny carved ceuing A beauteous sight met his gas away. Whenever he passed aiong the had better bring a barrel of water the tapestry of delicate texture. He was a lord—a noble—one of the First there was a green lawn fresh Long Lane, as he did almost every down here this afternoon, and drown Stealing across the great four-p chosen few—one of the lue] y with the morning dew and bordered day, he would do no more than/|the raseals out. He is altogether too His future welfare was Seer is thy a delight Py | ‘ + by } ‘> > i ¢ , . ’? ter bed, the sun Yravs discovered . ired, . igntiu: ro Farcen With giance over at the nome of th j;near our cornfield. ; - + 75 : rs } sh 5 ij lf : ‘ ; tT frank, open face of a sleeping man davs of distress were behind him winding paths and raised beds of ev- | Chucks. | The face of Farmer Brown's y ss ‘ . il ’ Tae ] hum r) : d vor. aha bra ne 7 r J a face erowned with dark crisp hatr. least 60 he told himself) and on vy ery conceivabie shape. At the foot Now that the work of digging that clouded. ‘‘I don’t want to do that,’’ ; pleasure lay in front. of this garden was an avenue. of ‘new home was over, Johnny had lit-|said he. And so he lay and dreamed of jovs creeping flowers twining o’er a long tle to do and little to think about! ‘‘Why not?’* asked Farmer Brown, to come, and into his dreams little rustic arch, and this avenue led to jyt And like little elves they danced upon the closed eyelids till they quiv- - ered with the shock, and the soft fragrance tickled the nostrils of the man and teased them with its de his stomach. On the other side ‘‘That fellow probably will have «@ +4! - ‘ - . - little bower covered with of the Long Lane was plenty of ten- family, and yéu know a family of and they were vellow curls and roses and flowers of every hue. soft curls of hair seemed to be woven, a quaint short distance that Johnny didn’t he had made his home where he crowned the head of a sweet vgirli Now seeing this bower, John Shale ies iit iousness. f: .+} - . + } ? “eo . »hytt ’ } % " " } ace With eyes | Drown, black, Was imbued with an unaccountabie de- iY unni ) he P ran) ’ , : And the eves opened wide, , : mind running over there at all.| wouldn’t be tempted to get in mis- , violet ir the life of him he sire to wiew it clese erhaps } ’ : : ail ink a eae oF et (fi ! : Lt : , closer. Perhaps he When he wasn’t eating he spent a thief I would say leave him alone a ot hroug 6 iatti ,~ and th _ , A . A Ot ‘i not tell which), eves Which onee hu) Was as vet unable to completely for- |... l of hi | = . § : great deal of his. time sunning him-| As it is, I think it will be best to self on his doorstep. This is what)| bring down that barrel of water and harkened to the wild birds singin, twinkle h } { hort he was doing when Farmer Brown|drown him out. Probably he hag @ — InK1@. ested in suc! eauteout 1Oorticulture . ; : : , ‘mn the trees : . — rrieurcure jand Farmer Brown’s Boy started to| mate down in there with him. in tne 0 ' rondered vaguel+ . as was here displaved. : At first he wondered vaguely wh: ae pia. ee plow the cornfield, which was on the ‘‘Supposing we wait awhile,’’ said mie ; the 34 — a eT e that as it may, the desire w: the maid was, then quite suddenly i! pot . “Siside of the Long Lane where the! Farmer Brown’s Bov. **Those Chucks came to him that she was, of course, there, and being now Lord Anderley, | chucks’ home was won’t do any harm until the corn 7 a Nn ereri ti " , and no longer Farmer Shale, desires | | : . the Lady Gloria Clayville, and he & ay | At first Johnny kept out of sight,/has begun to grow. It will be time smiled at his own deffseness anj Were made but to be granted. afte dite is ‘dn’t bother | ss Ri elle Dhl guloep, and , J ' se | Aecentieaie haem aakaaneene after awhile he didn’t bother/enongh then. I don’t like the ides ror > wa) or er - . "os 9 ’ ? . u ue : : | — anti sighed again. For h remembered S ; to dive down into his home when /|of drowning them ont... Perhaps IT can oe ~~"? | that she was betrothed to Lord Ay. '00m for something with which to cov- rs B 1 hie B | é' armer brown and his boy were at | catch them in a bor trap and take work at that end of the field. So} ere was not he Lord Anderlev? lighted upon the old homespun breech oar | them off and let them go somewh a§ not he ord Andere’ it happened that he was sitting up! ejse.’’ oS a in oe which lay neatly folded upon a traicht a tchi +4) ee Sf is face reflected in an oval ’ : ‘ry straigh t awakened he lool-ed 7 — | re’ lchair beside a host of gorgeous al very straig and watching with &, ‘All right, son,’’ replied Farmer oat mirrored glass set in a white enameicd great deal of interest when Farmer | ‘4 y and wonder “a | nitah!) . Brown. But remembe f ona frame hanging above the mantel, and Sire, mete Sanene tee Se Pee Brown looked over there for the'| Seach . | » teed as : ; : Chucks make trouble here a mething pe as a ceil 1@ spoke to himself. first time. Befor 16 hi: ee : en slowl: e wonderful events . ; TO BE CONTINUDD IN THE t © i ore that ad b Pn | is going to happen to them.’’ hat had taken place on that fateful ‘*Good morning, ord Anderley. | POST-DISPATCAL. jtoo busy with the plow to pay any! (Copyright. 1973 ) ght when he had walked along the natrils breathed to the full the hon :' : ; : nostrils brea . looked up at him leadingiy, but get that he had trained to be a farm nevsuckle and roses, and. the ears which-now seemed to ho! ‘ opuish @Fr and, as such, was naturallv inter And thus, with a deep sigh, a pro All the previous dav and all as fatigued a ; derley, this maid of his dreams, and |@? bis long, powerful shanks, and from Paris, an ust , PpHcTOs @ BY wvNCERWOOR C unVERWOOO - -_-—— georgette, trimmed rts. A large lilac-cole Seiden ter of the bet hilade!phia ss. trimmed with ¢ Khold in the Pennsvivania | husband. a large grecn and trimmed with fine mown Parisian artist€ the opening of the’ bs —_ aTs \iIrs. Sarah irs. 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COMIC PAGE ~ C4 APRIL 23, 1928, mere | DAILY MAGA ZIM o— —- XY Ae vi a, 4 'e aes gs PAGE 32 ES Po oS ee Se = ——= - “0 BRINGING UP FATHER—By Peidieeisceis MeMANUS ee wae a | ARE You | || THE NURSE PHONED FOR TH THE | FROM? an Tri ace OREN? oF CORNED | | Antes HERE iT 1D: ‘mK UM . >... a8 Cae ' | por ae ail © 102 wr mre Fearne seme tec. lied (™ GOIN IN MY HOUSE TRATS AL TRERE 1 TO iTe ' aaa Wes eo _ LITERALLY SPEAKING. ‘TISN'T DONE - samen e | : ALLE a vs Prem a London paper: This offic » he at Caligtes b iets: gen AW, GIVE A GIRL A CHANCE!—By RUBE GOLDBERG has received advance notice of a fea rt : rhe ephant el **Gafetv Last ture film Or Harold Lio: entitled er ' : | i TEI — es ae cree evs oftncrmmnea || HERE (nase sete tyen|( Kaos e MemeN ‘FOOLISH QUESTIONS Get ¥ n P ~ F , : = > . eae , a, ¢ rosea ‘ My AZCROPLANIE sor 3 ¢ “HAVE a SMASHUP + YOUNG an error KASTTED +ER HUSBAVINS J FN OVERCOAT AALS CONTEMPT , | AND SO IT GOES HE courts are ) of a nun > Spie tae TDemieny aie ber of things, a , ee Buch as technical points and polit rings. We'd better abolish ourcriminalc _— inh “wee! N j ore orn a As gatfgeters are making them , ye ina! resorts. uy COMING EVENTS. Les Angeles has been awarded One \ Wih}i \ , Olympie meet for 1952 . ANS (Git ing ft! yom u {\ \ NY native sons plenty of time to warn ; up for the event. -—- *‘Armstrong Oork Five Had Great COULD POT IT LAD Aad ENVELCPE ANB MALL TT To my MOCLE ta SWEDEN Campaign.’ You can't keep a cork five down. AN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN > — **Jim Jeffries’ Ghost Met Johnson llev That Meets All the iPraine : By Fontaine > Feil ay at Reno.’’ Nothing left but the fighting spiri' HYMN OF LOVE . EARLY | ; : | THET CITY CHAP STOPPED Fred Merkle made four home runs | ly B . sy | nets: = . - | THE CAR AND WHEN THE the other day. Indicating that Fred j is touching every bag these days SKIPPER AST WHY DONCHA 3 | * : 3 : | : ‘ 4% i r POLITAN MOV\ = nim \ , : | ee Git oN? HE sed I BiONT STROPOLITAN MOVIES B: NE | re , | ‘ | | METR¢ \ | >; Pe MW , | ) | WANTA RIDE 5 LE JUST —— i pee bo 7] /} | , ae i, ; : WANTED To-.GiT A ty shed | ; | 3 GooD LOOK _ - — LF iT Had SEEN DOESCR: BED fo mE I wevlonT HAVE BELIEVED iT! GRATIFIED AMBITION by IRVIN S COB! | —_ angMRE 47, sevisibienianinieh ls ‘LU TT AND JEFF—EACH H AT] H AS ITS ApV ANT AGES— By BUD FISHER ae A DEFECT COMMON To . - . . mow j . ; ; ea wy a ean ca eee a SCENTLY I told a story of a certain grand jury. Tod fering | DARN THE wwDd: ) — OORT ON ee Look AT “Yy HAT!) has & somewhat similar setting THERE Goes my OF MY NON Biow-oFF SEE How Heavy In a certain Eastern sta: rrand ee perc ae | ' ; “ID RIGHT | . PATENTS * YOUR HAT, MuTT, | iTr1s 7 is Sot ‘es duties, its members retired from | At a | ) EXPERIENCES LIKE THIS: , A eas iT’ NO WAND — 4 ae -—-—~ A \ . cere and. according ‘to th: ncient istom. ai ned : 1 aspect th ‘ = , |CAw Blow iT “ 7 |. " ye ’ y) ’ : v9 oh : é i ' county jail and then pon the d :, £ . OFF Like The next morning ned fr srose and spoke as “Mr. Foremans Q matter of «rave day. as vou al! kao through i' Well, that part clean enough, plenty of soap and fRe prisoners looked fust abdon ayess it was no surprise to them Probabiy they knew we were due and hand. “But | observed something tha’ se@ht I got to thinking about it and bring it to your attention the first be deme about it. and that thing is ‘u wan te that jall that caa get out.” (Copyright, Pace —_ ; ' ' : ; f J , 7 - ‘ = J > — . eet aie, 2 anes, — ES oe he £ pare * age on ee eee ies ae . - ; oe ee TA. Dee Ger 5 te a 2 a at oP . ~There’s Nothi ' Beyond Your R ae Post- Dispatch Are Published in St. The Rest Go-Getters for A SS a Ss. NO. 228- , / pou x | wciTY, READY TO. HRRENGER TODAY —— ae = Liquidation Officer sorted to Be Preparing Give Himself Up at Cir- Attorney’s Office. FERS WITH WIFE aLY IN AFTERNOON aii | , of About $70,000 | snd in His Accounts in nding Up Night y Bank's Affairs. Post-Dispatch was informed) thority today that | . fugitive | liquidation | sfunct Night and Day) under indictment] ih “oOnnere- esti gatio of a $75,000 in ‘hist has returned to; rrrender during! reuft Att 7 Reward Offeret. it Nas Peen ifti- iid. surrender range to fur-/| ndictment vs having “38 s J Springfield, ——* : Hnd rig fered a $300 re ‘iost Rese tion of $28y nd Dwr Bank chased con- ro the prea Rank irew «& , Ipenm, Night aed Dag) Karsas * ity | -m the Hone the Posat-Dis- da iad Cheek Found. 4 \e canceled chee® hie f gag ys rund reoroce &@ nz «ne - ~ ~ E OVER KLAN CONTROL 1S SETTLED BY COMPROMIS Fy Motion hy Attorneys for Sir Rm? FF vane Iuctge Disaeol ea Intunction. a Lor! t.ho ).. Themas 4 wherety tg “een OLA ; “fr etarT ng "Ss and. MM. Gee VMunte al ¢ ovr? erstood from Fred ng chief of safe ¢ Mmmrmaovns tna un? bh tect Gem tf wT’ hdrawn and Th = given the IP poOrt [ft wa: af co seers! atfiicers , be removed secag nally ove tenable ¢ " Agreement Or 8-y vost a8 “imperial wi “one ase “em pera” "he agreement wae. . committees of kh ved by Both sides, dependent eoungel