St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 24, 1923
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(Copyright, 1ea2) —_==— (Copyright. i933) IKE sy! FOLDS up ANE sor | TINS AAS AKL TO MY ? tAS Ebon a> the 4’ - hdbhe thine bib There’s Nothing yond Your Reach “+ Post-Dispatch Wants Are Published in St. Louis The Best Go-Getters for Anything y 75. NO. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. ST. LOSS OF STATE JOB LEGALLY DISARMS «HID TO BE NV READY 10 NDER TODAY Liquidation Officer | sorted to Be Preparing —— Give Himself Up at Cir. his term as Deputy State Rev- Attorney’s Office. or. Pt Carry Revolver to Protect State Funds. (Jelly Roll) leader of the Hogan gang, which, fn its War with the Egan gang, tributed Kdward J. Hogen has con- six assassinations in years to the police list of homicides, will be unsolved “legally’’ today, expiring tonight. Hogan, after today, ito carry a revolver for the protac- that the WITH WIFE y IN AFTERNOON tion of State funds—a him win acquittal at ‘hands of a jury once —because ‘T. | Speed Mosby, State Beverage Inspec- tor, goes out of office today, and HTo- Fan automatically loses his $1800-a- year job as deputy. i322. on one of his numerous arrests for car- rving concealed weapons, Hogan to!d the police they had no right to arreer him for carrying a weapon becalise. as a deputy Reverage Ingpector, he was a State officer and could legal): oarry a revolver to protect Sate funds which he colleéted. The police told him to tell it to a jury. He aid sO, successfully. Hogan later applied for a watch- man’s license so that he could carry connec-ia but withdrew the apol: cation when informed the li-ense would not he tesies On Now 1922, he tried by a charge of carrving Aa weapon, and he set up the defense that as a State officer he had the right to carry revolver, He was plea helped of About $70,000 und in His Accounts in nding Up Night and hy Bank’s Affairs. ’ June 5, informed ercellent that AW. Ross, fugitive liquidation and Das Post-Dispatch was authority today eof the defunct Night who is under indictment! * ng empezziement with the investigation of a revolver a ee about EL Hon in his "A298 nan accounts, has eturned to wa louls and wil! eurrende! during Cireult Attor- ; Te AA .at' concealed afternoon s office _ it was - acquitted (;0ov. livde ad heen vears to get Mosh office of Stats but the latter said he would in the and trving for two to resign from the Beverage Inspector Tre main position until his term ex- that Hogan would remain that time HEADS OF 200 SCIENTISTS TO BE MEASURED IN EVOLUTION STUDY Members of National Academy of Science to Make Themselves Sub-. ject to Experiment. the Associated Press. « ASHINGTON, Apri) 24 stara nenr the pired oTTre i he ye! ’ £300 Reward Offered. lb ‘e "Sia ' ‘7 } iS ryererT) int ted that Ross ' id irrende. to fur i the) (forts t«) Tine him, ’ . ed } x _Hyde toda; offered a $300 re- ; servations of pnotographs during of last at lioss ia; taken by ation of $28.-! total and Day Bank }bper resulted chased CON- | qne-nne othe prea-lare of solar eclipse Sept computations wit hundr of a seconea ected fief erion State Bank 4 NARA made v EFlinstet relativit theoryv. Tr director of the Teck told the National Acad ‘itv Science in an address last Upon nell, ght and Tas Kansas the Home \ -Dis-iacademv this vear will he the me Tor feature of the meetl }’ ow’ iTink the heads and orher bound. fe ATILreSs af tie eon academy to record the characteris phvaii members of thie eel Cheek finding of the canceled cn» it to his 1 sari tics of he «ors organizatior of evolutior Prof. H. F ican Museun Nat other speaker! (Leg part of that ly vestigat more short iWAITINK of the third Asia audit be! OuNniANnIS \" hiik a is yat 7) the discoveries have . oc >? * nine +? ra) sft¢ rheck draw Rosas Nov. 2S MT eTLAT a Tg t exis formes of graph to Kansas Wat fransferre:| tele prenist original he found fan niAarre TY ; ve | of . . thea where we 3 : the BstocK the We x’ expects ad to oe wv *, jel ‘ oi GETS RUSSIAN OIL MONOPOLY nk were 1n upon his a ba! Sak. erry \\ eet Sicie ’ : at ] he hec LONDON, April : As a re the puren "HO OAH fone oil from the AMNe Wesian eoviet ‘sovern the toval Duteh Shell Gro fhe —_ ment, has ACaMULiTe nopols ir portation than a Mused tha bh EOVER KLAN CONTROL = S SETTLED BY COMPROMISE: pate in Motion hy Attorneve for Simmons ff) and Evans, Judge Dissolves Injunction. FAIR AND COOLER TONIGHT, PROBABLY WITH LIGHT FROST ™ Asen- ‘eA Tynes TEMPERATURES ment i’ pers by ‘i a AON Fire Department, S00 . A Ae | ? ipry ‘ ’ $s: “Manic ipal munity Center, f5 , O00 O00 Thies1tn ct ny O00 \udttorium '} ‘rtiti and Com- Courthouse, $4 000 000 bests ablishing, Opening and Widen- iti Sireets, >. Onn of at a ts ~~ . Paving, Repaying and [Improving srreocts.. $ TPL TPaPee Gy 1 r. - ROO . i vl repeat Memorial Piaza and Building, Nnn of total of $6 Witins Te VICTORY FOR PEASANT CLASS IN ELECTIONS IN BULGARIA Revision of Constitution Diminishing Prerogatives of the King Con- sidered Probable. jated April he * sanc SOFIA, iekv's lots CTIONS CLiVing hin ij thirds of they ment, probably w ONSLITUTION so ar to embers 1} rTY) P¥y 7 7. ‘ 1] PSS )/Ore) would Pye discuss only the ex Sting situation betw een the two na tions, thout altering its _ } 7) f ise Status in recommendations commissioners for a plan recognition failed of apy; their nments roval!l by (;OVOQ? Announcement of Hughes. Secretary Hughes’ announcemen?! follows “With the view reaching of a mutual hetwe, hasten tha understanding ernments of the and Mexico, two Amer and two Mex} commissionera will be appointed tha CLO I"nited States ees ioners to meet for the purpose of exchanging them The heen mpressions and of reporting hoepitalitv of Mexico City has ed the Amertcs commis will convene of the commis- will be announced later. A similar annuncement was said iasuvance in Mex- direction of President commission The names the Relations Broken in 1920. Diplomatic relations hetween the \United States and Mexico were sev- Continued om Page 3, Column ¢. ——— = ee — — —_ - ————— Commissioned to Seek ae With Mexico JOHN BARTON PAYNE. * a CTARLES B. WARREN. DRY LAW CHARGE AGAINST GHICAGU CITY TREASURER Federal Indictmnt Charges J. A. Cervenka Was Caught in Raid When Beer Was Being Loaded on Trucks. BR ‘he Associated Prese (CHICAGO), April 24 John A (‘ervenka. Installed as Citv Treasurer of Chicago a and who is company; brewer, Sa io0n- week agro. president of a brewing John L and | keeper and politician, dicted by the Federal grand jury on prohibi- also a former Hoerber Jr... farnev Grogan odav were in- charges of violation of the tion law The (‘ervenka an Prog: nd th ther Hoer! hiowe strink two indictments IMIng hy recently ? oe el ‘ i etions from Federal Ju Wilkerson to g0 the “big ir) prohibition viol after lowe’ ations amall fre." president of the Pitl- well as the Cervenka i!s Producte C'o Democratic and is n wel! ’ politician ren known hear jis president of Hiner the Hoerber Rrewinge Co Grogan. once an Al derma politics TT} re powerful in ward party for has heen Democrati Cervefika, charged prohibition loade of Pilsen lictment ing the and that within Cervenka and manager ? ta i’ *a plant they found the latter de (Grogan livery of the compan: In the other. indietment It is® al- leged fon March 25 this year proht- hition agents followed a truckload of beer brewery and seized pon returning to the brewery the agents reported that they found Hoerber and Grogan [In the offices of the Hoerber Brewing Co from the it & Germany Imports Wild Animals. Correspondence of the Associated P’reea HAMBURG. March 31- heaviest shiploade of wild animals ever to pags through the Suez Canal arrived here recently from India. It | included nine young elephants, hav- ing a combined weight of more than | five and a half tons, seven tigers and a number of Indian leopards, besides | | tration.’ hieek wenthers, Tibet bears, monkeys and@ birds. - | a” Ste. aon Wa a ia ‘a at athe ee ; . One of the PRESIDENT SAYS WOULD ‘NOT BE TAKING COUNTRY INTO LEAGUE BY THE BACK DOOR Executive, in Address to the Associated Press, Declares That, as for the Cov- enant, He Will Have None of It— Touches on “Growing Impotence of Political Parties.” Ky the Associated Press, NEW YORK, April 24. the United States in the world court as proposed by the administration, President Harding today declared at the annual luncheon of members of The Associated Press, harmony party platform pledges, candidatorial promises and American aspirations,’’ and would not be an entry into the League of Nations ‘‘by the side door, the back door or the cellar door.’’ . ‘‘Excessive friends’’ of the league, the President declared, have beclouded the situation by an unwarranted assumption that ‘the proposal is a move toward membership in oe bby he added, the irreconcilable opponents of the league have beclouded the question with the assumption that entanglements with Europe would unavoidably follow. The the; party in its platform alluded tothe President blunt} Progress made in keeping faith | with the previous declaration, and said ‘The conspicuous contributions of American statesmanship to the cause of international peace ao sronglivy advanced in The Hague conferences are occasions for juat pride and gratification. © & ® We indorse such achievement as the highest duty of the people to perform, and proclaim the obliga- of further strengthening the friendship and good will with all the nations of the world,’ Declaration of 1912. 1912 the Republican plat- Participation by would be ‘‘in with entanglements with the the Senate fear of dismissed that if to any, declaration were to consent hie administration would not proposal complete ratification of such a and would thereby ‘prevent it from becoming effective, No Risks to Be Assumed. Reiterating his conviction that the ‘nited States could participate in the world court without assuming the ‘isks which its opponents point ou" President Harding reviewed the Re- ‘publican party platform since ,1904, | all of which, he pointed out, spoke. for a world court of arbitral justice, and added: ‘Tl believe in keeping the faith. If “In parties do not mean what form made a very explicit declar- and candidates do not mean. tion relating to an international then our form of pop- court of justice I quote from based on fraud. the party covenant of faith: ‘Together with peaceful and orderly development at home. the moving! Republican party earnestly favors his all measures for the establish- ment and protection of the peace of the world, and for the devel- opment of closer relations he- tween the various nations of the earth It believes most earneatly Nationa. It doesn't in a peaceful settlement of inter- now by the national disputes and In the ref- the erence of all controversies hetween comment nations to an international court ia serv-| of Justice The next formal and aolemn pledge was made in 19164 I quote again: ‘The Renublican party he- lieves that a firm, conaletent. and courageous foreign policy, alwaye maintained hy Republican Preaet- denta in accordance with Amert- can traditions. ts the best. ae it te the only true, way to preserve. peace and restore to ua our right- ful place among nationa. We he- lieve in the peaceful settlement of international dAlenutes and favor the establishment of a world eourt for that purpose.’ “In 19°79 the question of our fore\lgn relationship was ver acute The Senate had rejected the Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations pact. The con- vention voiced ite approval of the rejection, bot waa unwilling te pledge aloofness from the word. Therefore it said In ite platfrm pronouncement: “'We pledge the coming Re- publican administration to such agreements with other nations of the world as shall meet the full duty of America to civilisation and humanity, in saeceordance with American ideals, without surren- dering the right of the Amertean people to exerciae ite judgment and ite power in favor of fustice and peace.” “Not Fasy to Misconstruc.” “As a participant in the making of some of these platforme and ase the banner bearer of one came patgn. T have a right to bellewe thev spoke the party conscience so Plainly that it le not easy to mis- tien bonds of i political they say | what they say, ular government is and cannot hope to endure.” But the President left no that he has no intention of toward the League o€ Nations by of the world court with its pledges,” | ration definite- | aside all doubt | support “In compliance he said, ‘the administ Iv and decisively put thought of the United States enterire the League of propose to enter the back l have no unseemly side coor, door or cella: door to offer on the league If it Old World helpfully, moce Rut it is not for us. The declared, the exect- the people have ing the power to it Senate has so tive has so deciared lared Nothing could be more stamped with finality.” Address, eo dec decisiyels Text of the The text of the President ts as follows: “Members of the During the closing dave wf nddress of the Aasanciated Press the last Congress I sent to the Sen- Aaking its the adher- Government of the the International ate a communication ndvice and ence by the I'nited States to tablishing the of Justice Out of this simple YPatural, normal proceeding haa developed so much of mystery, #¢« misunderstanding, st approval, so muddving of that I wel- consent te a otoce)] . ea- (*our’ much of much of protest much of threatened the political waters, come the opportunity, on #0 ap- propriate an occasion. to reveal to the American people both the pur- pose and the motives impelling popular government through the agency of politieni parties, and it must be assumed that the course of the successful party, which is at the same time an honest party, muet he fair- ly chartered by the platform of that party, and by the wutter- ances of ita candidates when an- pealing for popular approval. On that assumption it is seemly to re- call the declaration of the party now in power relative to the pro- motion of tnternational relation- ships. “In 1904 the national platform of the Republican party said, "We favor the peaceful settlement of international differences by arbd!- Four years later. in the nationaj convention of 1908, the 4. os Fig and “ure ‘a irr iia oe _—eeeEe——— a iteeeiettieeraiameaeeteinettiess atin deen rE ee gE
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nt _ st LOUIS IS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 24. 1993, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ie — SITY OF RU Three. ck House Being Moved | WOMANISROBBFD ——e 195 EARTH SHOCKS ‘sine OPOS ABH SCAUSING F- a OF ROADSTER AT “"S"e“-"—" IN ARCTIC REPORTED, "zs sre EN overcowese APPREHENSION wealthy St. Louis railroad n, who OS ANGELES. Cal. April 324.— died in 3 Angeles, pril 1] so + At Least 21 Deaths at Petro PpavV-' Furies in bootlegging cases are legal- megabit, Ben sir Sypris ) :500.-| lovsk, K umchat we: uildings ly entitled to drink the evidence, ac- a fe gis 7, ' ap. . tay na \' Maxwell Hurke, Dep- ANDY STORE ie + ace Men, Labor Unions and Main Communist Par- | | Into Sea. | ) sietetnene x fw : ri ¥ | - v" ' er mare ’ aor fete \ the trial of Joe Seeking to Save $300 Dia- ) se *y hia - violaudion of : trae bhlong the th ie Delmar MOSCOW. ! mond Ring, Mrs. Dora Kal- oulevard i1 L} ers - A, “ a” , 7 | . , a ; . - > . ‘ ben ; _ - a Z & ‘4 oe » *»* . 3 : My . v " , - ’ , . . . ; ’ s* : AN D ; 7 | ~~ Shey : F F “ee gre : as r a : i , ; se, . = C 4 ‘ a 4 T try ST * I he ‘ ty coy i OD ee ax “ , x7 : . : " . : . , : I ’ . ’ . P . ’ 7 ’ 7 ‘> : ’ . | i> . - 7s , ¢ 7 bottle of liquor » EES OOP CORR URE PANS a Vas it was hung— Highwaymen Drive Off. (6. creveling Jr, a son, living in| qetails of the earthquake recently re-|__ When it returned, it 76 Denes PSR ish Drops It in Car, but year sie eee nd may still be continuing, accord-|_ The Jury heard the te e whether It : . —_— ws em . . . . ene . . . 0 fs e*. ae ty ast 6, : inte, a GOP Ko >, “ oo. e " . , : ig 2a ; ' . . . ; ‘ : tT] - ' : ° 1 ry €% +t > . _e ete ™ ” Ag. . . 9 . + ’ a dg : ase “ j ’ 4 al , ’ * Fi ; ’ oe ¥ ry nme ty of Idle Keep Au- lien ete Pg Ae : —..: | to be ah } . ‘ sion v , , 2 owes ne 7 >" , . A ! A - “ " % 5 Ln ~ - nee. , . . yi ; . 4 ; % . ws , ; , y > ‘ | 4 . ea, : mise? +% j s+ ’ he . LN . ne . - Dn . ” fe ; / _ . A . -“ . . ~~ 4 “ ‘ ' . ‘ “ * Aes —s _ v “ Fey Om ° “ee o* 4s = , . ’ a ; . ‘ I , ° . ’ ’ 7 ¢ ‘ ’ ’ ’ ry *,° j . . . o : ' a ee : re oe , aden, thorities Worried; Reichs T te ng ee 5 a Mee TL Eo ee eee a a ae ; her out of the cai at | | hen : vices state @ radio | oo. hank Head Denounces pate CO Meee SE RE ee. thee Re ee gee © a ‘i eetuntiOn Ot Ge ae ae st ncurvenmen ia 1st the co gone, Burke 1 Cable to the Post Dispatch Sox. . , — ; , , : ; | rif it> Inika ’ seas i and | il across the street, at No. 5115. The diagram on the ph ceqraes shows the course of the house in it e! lations. A irs tainer Near Jefferson Bart cS. PCN OF ea ul yi oe White ne iz, Ege: ter were ar ver fro Suhr amo’ ia : : : . — . o , , , . ; . ee P ‘ . : .\ ; ring. wan Fangs eC; to the street by th = ' ' : te ae at | — de : role r. were released f : . ; 4 aaa’? ¢ ae > } ’ 4 TS Stephen Ryan, ~ On and Mexien Cie an.” Clinic for Y ripp i ed & hi | dren neues 1 1 pina wr earl ) | e§ta04 eee Ps al ore “sal ces eines? Nitecnl Road Conditions. ere? it is honed a solur Tig af t 1 f . nt int f were ried out to By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch, found at the forthens elieves | | I mer nswe! , the un the Bart TI women and children tn “1 KANSAS CIPry—Cloudy roads Becretary n | it lane R nm ar n a like % on of liers had 1 fou _ ' ore the regio: oe oft. HANNIBAL:—Fair; roads mud- . sHsist upon the : wa rR if eda 5 eC a Ca airy ale toi ! » & \ r ' een moved ' ! fo a niance 5 JAOPLIN—C lear, roads soo.” af a treaty « ich as he om Ae} o1 - rT. | ee a he coil SN! EE nO - oe +; ' ther highway-! eT ' - the mountains. ST. JOSEPH Cloudy; roads muddy, s “3 provided assuranes e “rrespo C4 Fin. isa a | c P ; , ~ | , t OVirgi nere ¥ no § nt ; — MOBERLY—Cl!loudy; roads soft. SE. mm of & Bufficiontly dufl@len : ee. e ee. eke From Home in Tent Among River oe el Miami street, they he | a ble to” Fred Harvey Manager Is Dead. | DALIA—Cloudy; roads slippery. CO- are furnished in ec Dae atts nis , > o* Narated , i Soh it f 131 ‘ the e hu KANSAS CITY Mo... Apri ” Lt MBIA-—( leat roads soft. JEPF- 7 he | iy .§ Brig ht-Faced Girl Is Taken by Woman oi treet, and young woman, taking er with } | t HL. Benjamin. general manager fos} FERSON. CITY—Clear; roads soft. Proach Tn an nereptable - ; : : go Ff ram Sch! lit and the won n’s ‘ —r , ’ mhs , | red lo pur, Sveten et restau SPRINGFIELD Hieavy rain; roads abiy could be evel, » na! | A Se aah ang Nippon | beset ha Means and Is First to Pass ing wrist watch: At | ock, th tains the army } : ed_at_his home here today. stippe th: errac?? ant wae legiela ’ ‘ ‘ uy , i> € ' ' on? ; watch ry fr Miigimt« Mexican +t @her~ +7 ; vernment Ututiqn, go that they ex ae i , ~—— oo enter Prot. Antnot t the first | George J L405 lissout ferpreted ne en: fiscatory — . se , : ok thy | : ; : . | nm : t ; tn | a hil é c ' | ht ni a : , . ' nus in front of 321 alinniotes | ) fat CHURCH DIVIDED | LOCUST ¥. 2. 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Learn about the special casy pay- _—aes ’ : ™ -_ _ aha aa . © " ; ‘ 7 a . ce wnat ’ , ' : ’ ; : \ tay : ‘ . , _ : : ond Rin $ — pap ” A pte “* paistetey toad Pe gee en Parse seas ie: ment plan. Make the fivetiay test wi mn hr or (ch authorities tn | cet Ben ong gee gg Beoresete 5 a te in ame Hi the arms of moth-| potier courts, 2 fre St. Clair 2536. East 1187. Address ....+-cosccageesowames +s $ 85 MGUDER CONTEST INU. S$, Preen = gg years of happy childhood. then jet Ame , = ——_ merraLiOnal Rene to Re Held on | Cuff Pins and Beauty Pins, in | infantile paral; er ; Pro! F During Summer. nany designs, $1 $15 ’ OO) rom 1 nooo - yy) h / Daily Demonstrations of the Eureka at ee. eer. ere eavsts Internationa y ri, fe sen nba roa, wh Magazine STIX. BAER & F ea “its n 3 months to 19 years; and. best MAY OUT NOW—35 CENTS __ GRAND-LEADSS Bae: Rate "en : . a i OO . ——————— . . —_ — 4DAY “TERMS © :. le A WEEK ‘
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4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and ‘the Times Combined. arhic ae Waa ———— a —_S>- - = — = a y durir th t! tums | refust to admit to his office rep- ADVEE i - - ap a toxzk fect it had a: aes Aas bed ah ana sel aa tai a eal “ae 1 al ae STATE TAX RATE I$ REDUCED REFUSE TO EXPEL _ AMERICAR | resentatives ef the complaining labor . . ts ee EA Se Be aeettien as Midis Mert decided ye To Be 10 Cente on the $100, as Com-| 74-5, . ...-.i+¢ vote the State clement _. Constipation Has , | ¥ et al n-sehington: . : | i ; pared With 13 Cents Last Year. ne decided “the Fewer Victims Public Health Ser a | “@@@ature yesterday f “following uy ses at } : : (ed ine ; - 3 , penta! to the Pest-Dispatch *titions present y the Federa- . ” . « > ~ ? . , ’ - . . . . ot ~— . . -- . = . t cis ' ‘reer : > CITY , cialis > eas * \ = . - rom ea a —— nee i — . . which has been certified by rt} to: airy under artic! pte \ v7) : , eed sate +} hosp —— es — , . ed ttf ty aia Cc) ) t was ) ngton Us Dur Bei suing hee. ai onstipation is being ~~ Tex Commission to the vario: Raby Hurt by Father's Auto : ree ise they are tn violation © , . adie, ae Ee ieee ica, ts 10 cents on the $109, as com-| Constitution of the republic al APRIL 23-28 y thoueasts ee a rhe ai “ > 7. Impressed Wit red with 13 cents last year. A ‘i.’ 4 3 : ; ™ , ¢ a . > ‘* ° . . . ~ ™ ‘ . > . 2 , Little New of Ins bial a! : + ; ; = yw Si , , r inerion of - “ents tn the State rev . : * se ~~? . - ; err . ' - » ' a = = 7 * > - > , . ~ *, Be ’ -' — , - : , — . ‘ ’ . = ; 2 ™ = : 2 ~ - | \ > . “> : ita , st Sa : * | ~ * “ - - . ™ -* -s om te . . . ‘ . : ai . ‘ . ; P ' P ‘ > ‘ . wr. at ’ - . a on i ’ : : 4 . . : » = » a ‘ . . ' Re - 7 3 »} > great with baked ns , ae : ;n o *- oo a > - 7 7 . sie ’ * 4 P ‘+h. . ms , Pee -_e simple , r r . :7 . . a 7 a _ " 7 _ Ve j . “ - — - = ‘ : > . : | | . a ’ ‘ 2 - _ 7 ea a ' . | a . : : ie. i . ° : s : ’ ‘ : Decision for Navy Airmen -e ba , . . i interest, 1 a . eect dal catia mar Green Chile Cheese $ ...- | ‘xe ortinuy aa 3 - . 5 = . >= ‘ . ” ee bn . : ina = rns ' P siigh' ated eg ee , tler sahua'’s new laber av ‘as ; as needed. . ns be omr.t st neha "erg = - , Was ac jae ef 737 Cc =" Y : I'nited States . to'4 a Pos party es inrress eountry. Dr Miura, TT: profeesor «cf ! verpity ar Silk Stockings At $1.95 Pair ERY desirable full-les Silk Stockings, in a v of pretty lace clock desi Reinforced with double bh toes and garter tops. Slig at “exclusive” prices. irregular. Soe con Es ———— ! \— Wi SOSilk Stockings ee eee OF Fl . = At $1.35 Pair accompani+: 4 » Notic ) $18 Barely Equals the Cost of the Customers, Notice , i ¢ ( Materials of Many of These Dresses | > V 4 eauty will pr ~ , > When vou see them. their ve irresistible | ; | } ee : , , , ,ITT*, i . . mm 1? Sins lo * + j ‘ = « > =." ii NC S T} j it ' } (nis Sale and eet A, ~ a © | - . -— * =" > - > = ‘ - __ i. ee 4 vane y “AS Y a _4.g ¥ Youll agree instantly that these are. indeed. Dreams OF Pe montn pava I —,, ly Interested the oommission—’ | | _ a : : . 4 i inside swinging purse. av 4 Bag a singular value at ¢ price. | Main Fi Just Kead : Tints Last of ) Styles for Street, 4fternoon, il Exquisite Fabrics Traveling, Business and Thrift Avenue ae 4 The Buy-Way of St. Low Sport WY €ar Wash Blouses iia Special at $1.69 - conceived . Fine dimity and domest . | voile Blouses, well. = with Peter Pan and Tux collars. meray 4 and = ide — i ea | i sleeves. Some Rave coi age" D) Sadie Bandanna Collars | and cuffs of contrasting co Pleated Panels and Sashes ors. Slight seconds, 34 to McCall Printed Patiern 294) | | ATINE barred vo: | \ | | repe de ine Front Drape Beade r : a4 4 st | sac. ; ‘ eat SOT ra Des ; ime fi : oes | | | , : i and | | Panel Curtains, heer Frenc! : Lid | airntiay Beaded Designs Metal Girdles 2. 7 ham, tissue voile | il ae”. Shines ned | 3 ~: , , . goc, $1.25, $1.49 linen in one of thee¢sea- i || | +4- ceil Circuiar Sxirts Long or Short Lace Panels and But inen in on t the¢sea- | | | ma othe eau , ae 2S . ‘ ; : sons new shades are ji ;. i ac Mie . A | Basque Bodices Sleeve Models : | me ae ~ Pile . | | | ‘(se | S nin wie i aie | Ea: , : variety of Scotch an suitable for this sim- f[ . i | . | ; Pai aR Oe a ' Bouffant Skirts | Sleeveless Effects weaves. Beautiful 4 plest of morning dresses. " » rhe raqett lat Crepi tered Skirts i Novel Clasps ae in ivory and beige. The model is slightly ond ry en wid 2 bloused on a waistline {fj | . nacde telat eget: | just a little lower than &. MY Det == tt : ae — ; urn ke | it - . EvTerr patron - ira’ , A F ‘ig 7 1 hic f > i- a : , one. Rer-. The turned back | = 7 . + he 2 * — ; ' . , : elaine | | 5, Ruffled Curtains, collar and elbow sleeves ; read iO} ue } $1.88 Pair promise comfort in hot . aca | : ! Dotted Marquisette Kg weather. Made from Mc- : . oat | raum US CC ‘giiest. Crcurring a8 it does when their season for wash dresses ; fled Curtains. Ruffle Call Printed Pattern » , “Phoenix” Kli-Silke GRAND. —{ | G 7 cs oO | . | LEADER | rE | able l and dat Tr; strikingly original trimmed imnovations: in a word: it Stockings at $1.00 i 5 ———- Reber = : recent’ ‘ f a S ri | ; roe t Bn notte ts = center. Some have 7 J ‘yt / THIN ; : te ? : a ' i eae bi motifs. others colored «y , ” j , : P . oon "* ' ose ee . LEADS : : = , bh Bee tt # Sroidered centers and Les anneal ‘ - | | | : ; . mere A: — edges. An un . : ! : f ‘ , » : ( . - : vi Je. feuperb quai- | of (i : .* es be : ey ity as in the | + | , BF Ya ~. = Sorte $ Infants’ Dresses, 75¢ ’ S tt ' \\ : 7 \ , ¥ q | | > i, Py * Long and short | oe of fine nainsook. Yokes o Cainty lace and embroide ‘niancy to 2 years. : 5 = @ & , —— - at et gcce® : - : 2B-B-HB-F. |! , 25 >. i e . a at). Sey : ae _Bandeaux at 39¢ a H-2H-4H ) . \ : | lA \s ; TAPS) . eae) Gee Nd: Ue : saliored of fancy strig | : . . : a " \ : aie: ™ a ! er * : : material, hook-back s yy ¥ with elastic section in t —'Zes 923 to 42. “'t Avenue—Mafa Fleet Lingerie Fabric At 39¢ Yard . atiste with mercer! Also shown in SN fF A ee PE t mea Lf your dealer cannot Mae supply vou write us Sam pie on request. American Leed Peecil ( o. 220 Pith Ave, N.Y. SRPOINTED PENCILS im operation, pericctiy light weight. Many stvi-s end fuishes. = 1.00 to 850.00 st A, a + ; ane \ 4 Gold filled plain. . oa.ee | > Som : ji La ' S | ‘eae | / } : ea orchid. te x. Saver chased . 4 / ' : ' , : | : | | j : j ‘. Ls inches ahaa ~*~ , Beng Pome te 7; Sonn ree awoerren' * A? stat rere dr - : ; ‘3 : . ,° partthen: scores, and jewelers
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is being overcome of people throtgh —_ Die tea made free roots and berries. al tired, run-down. : Wormout, bly due to constipat Pation. rome it, and fee] a¢ t) : ny i simple rem medy, nev and Liver age from any 4 Tea, © ordinary . . needed. —. om the sses Ve irres stibie i, liresses of otal nabile only SAIL ES at 9 Results will | ; ——— ie The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. aio ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH’ EE a a ——— Women’s Silkk Stockings At $1.95 Pair oo desirable full-length cKings, im a variety of pretty ‘ace clock designs Reinforced with double heels, soes and garter tops. Slightly irregular. Silk Stockings At $1.35 Pair OMEN’S full - fashioned Silk Stockin lisle heels, toes and garter tops for greater strength Biack, white and brown, all exceptiona! values eat this modera te price ‘o . 27 or.) gs, finished with Leather Bags In Special Selling at $2.98 GEILLFUL workmanship and excellent finish char- acterize these Bags. Variety in styles and color, makes ‘%! oup of exceptional interes: cooled leathers, India goat, beaver calf and combination ef- fects are developed into Bags for every occasion. inside swinging Bag @ singular Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Lours Wash Blouses Special at $1.69 Fine dimity and domestic voile Blouses, well made with Peter Pan and Tuxedo collars. Long and short sleeves. Some have collars and cuffs of contrasting col- ors. Slight seconds, 34 to 46 Panel Curtains, 98c, $1.25, $1.49 Each Lace Panels and Bunga- low Curtains in a_ great variety of Scotch and Filet weaves. Beautiful designs in ivory and beige. Some are fringed on bottom. 36 and 4s inches wide. 2 x yards long. Ruffled Curtains, $1.88 Pair Dotted Marquisette Ruf- fled Curtains. Ruffle tie- backs to match. Only 200 paire in the lot. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) “Phoenix” Kli-Silk Stockings at $1.00 Semi-fashioned with lisle heels, toes and garter tops. hite, brown and black. Lining Remnants At 25c to 75c Yard Linings that represent the season’s cutting from our reguiar stock are marked for Quick disposal. Lengths from “Ito s yards; 6 inches wide. Lace-Trimmed Scarfs At 20c Each With embroidered pane center. Some have lace Motifs, others colored em- broidered centers and sca!- loped edges. An unusual Value. Infants’ Dresses, 75¢ mg and short Uresses of fine nainsook. Yokes of Cainty lace and embroidery. sl to 2 years. Bandeaux at 39¢ © Tailored of fancy striped material. hook-back style, with elastic section in back. » rea $2 to 42 (Thr 't Aver Main Floor.) Lingerie Fabric At 320c Yard Excellent quality voile and datiste with mercerized “ripes. Also shown in lace checks drawnwork Shades of pink, peach, orchid, ai white ; 36 inchés wide. 2 White Batiste At 30c Yard mercerized *) ine clothes; 38 Attractively Priced 34 ? SELDO! M does one see in a moderately priced group, models for all occa- sions of a uniform high quality. Every Frock in- in this group creates individuality through unusual lines’in de- velopment. There are the favored fabrics of the sea- son — Georgette, printed. crepe, Canton crepe, flat crepe and laces. ; 3 >| ciuce ] Beading and embroidery are used for trimming, but distinction 1s achieved by drapes, panels, tiered tlounces and cape sleeves. This is an unusual presen- f exceedingly good Phird Floor See Our ur Other Advertisements c on n Pages 12 and 17. STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND. LEADER New Spring Frocks Of I ntriguing Originality in Varying Silhouettes ——— EE a ie roll brought in. Set ASRse-t een>-eee l —-e _ a epee ee _— ee ee eee Exchange Your Old Player Rolls We will allow you 20c on the purchase price of any U.S. word roll selling at $1.00. One new roll must be purchased for gach (Fourth Fioor.) seialiiatniiiaaiah iat ccuseteazsssssyzsssssscssmssiy Checked and Plaid ‘Nainsooks At C A Special Selling of Men's Athletic Union Suits Choice of 4800, including Fiber Silk Stripes, Soisettes, Fancy Woven and Cord- ed Madras, ‘Crepe and Mesh Weaves, 7: HE opportunity to buy such high-class Underwear at this price 1s so unusual that we urge you to avail yourself of it and lay in your supply for the entire Summer. Union Suits are of excellent quality, durable fabrics and are exceptionally well made and fully cut, with closed crotch. Sizes 34 to 46. These (Main Floor.) Attractive Sale of 225 Boys Wool Topcoats The Fabrics Have Been Tested and Proven All-Wool $4.79 E were fortunate in secur- 7 ing these Topcoats from eee their manufacturer at an ex- =3 tremely low price and are pass- aeez ing the opportunity on to you. s. Ne, = —_—~ a =e eH e~y mene ee ee O - —_ — ae . _-_ ".- « Ne gE SE Oe ee en : =. 4
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APRIL 24. AThes ST. LOU! S POST- DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- NISPATCH alone dons hat: Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. eras. —— 3 + —_ — — — —_———— LT a eee ie ~~ 8 . nn - ADVERTISEMENT "PRESIDENT PROHIBITS SALE OF " Zs y an ARMS TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS | | — Vour Ietter to War and Nav, Secretaries | $500 000 . ¥ M. H. A. ' eters Partieuiart) wo sarpias New Building Fund | , Campaign Apri! 30—May 4, 1923 For Better Citizenship! . 4 ©o. -. ASHINGT 30: Saturday, 9to6 Permanent Wave Effect Now Quick, Cheap and Easy New Liquid Puts 7-Day Curl in Straight Hair To Introduce Our Greatly Enlarged Children’s Hosiery Shop— We Offer, Beginning Tomorrow | babes 12,000 Prs. Children‘ . Socks ry bres : 4 ia ‘ electric an | | “ay «Sale of the present fon. . Einbures = Mothers will find this selling of greatest interest. Children’s half and three-quarter | almost 1500 Hats bad trimn oe Socks in the very smartest of style patterns and colorings. Every pair perfect and im Hat, and pay offered for the first time tomorrow. . gt th : . Rae Original pri ks with various “3 simply olored top# including a heavy black derby= a | thhed Sock tor large hors. a | Few ia) ogk with turn | rienty of pial in white Soc in black. white and ecordovran. iNew P ; oa Cl Piano “Aggy |e Fange is large and complefe. Sizes 513 to 10. jj [Any § $25.00 Hat.. y' : cs Every Sock in this selling is regularly a 50c, a | Any $20.00 Hat... FI La Ca ey] t | Spee : ' 60c and 75c quality. Please be here early. 4 1 Anv $15.00 Hat.. OO! m i Vr Cc | op ie “MB Any $12.50 Hat... |Benchand50 MusicRolls|) ~* a reer eo |_ Tired Business Men Darners rs SOC MET All Sales Must Be F SALE FOR WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY! 2.0558 ~~ SS SB Sete Staves We WE = me - yas soe | ; ull TMi t 7 | silk. silk and silk-and Featuring the Ultra-Smart i if tar — di : Hare Among the geisction y ‘ovine sacha aa E I 1) ———— ia | oy oe ie Tub Silks and Crepes __, ) i at - ~eITa. ‘ a os —— * -~ . = - —— «eet athe peg Fe ~ ee , ’ ud . gi -_ . Month-End To clear our shelves f we have made drastic lines, now. ~e.1 a ©. et - iit wu i } | | re = ni a: That Fulfill Every Demand of Fashion ' i= 1 , ) haath nch } Canton Crepe yrean > : ; oe z i 7 7°? a oe . _ . “= - 2. A 36-inch Smyrna Crepe for Sports Wear, at, : Incomparabie The Call of White Fabrics Swie Is Increasingly |[mperative From Our Candy Shep All Charge Purchases This tc an See Will Be Placed on S5c Imported Organdie Plain Ww hite Voile Mile Chocolate: the — | Next Month’s Account “Oh! Gee Mother, Must | 45 enches wide: permaznent ewe Se pig ie ® & Mii ae ee = } : neo = ~ J imehes wide; made from eo combed Swiss choco! ate or °° — - » 1 rf. ,- )» = - iean Up ——— » ‘or cner 2 | A 2) C P 2 a» se a’ eee Se Se ' BLAS AsS o = Bal (Choco! at bod wtt h appa ont ve - . _™ - | ' : fy Kceptional value at 19C Nuts) or “Nimrod™ (ce tien of Chocolate ae 50c Lingerie Batiste 75¢ St. Gall Swiss Biscut a. , | : wonder?ful ish] im an OKuiar for i . 4 . ss ' — 2 ‘ : : ct Li = 7 Ln ~ -_ ; eee wl nes stint 18 a4 new a . Pi . er . . ‘an? —_— = . ~¢ ie ’ a — TMS Rave in the last few tnontis co! fm” MONTH | Comes tn rali-ctand Dame a — a sae bow SCNLes si : | . with different flavors. a hundreds of these Plavers for $345 ley are regula s = an ane toy it - $600 values. Each and every one of these instruments = = First Regular Good Pictures a guaranteed by P A Starck SO, QPP O NS equseny ; m@ Monthly Payment | RES TOR A b i N os Candy Shop—First Files | plete and lasting satisfaction ! June 1923 7 iin Saaeaneee CW iInen i ecessities FREE 30 DAYS’ TRIAL TEST ]| . sects Specially Priced reason | aS very = Hemstitched Pillowcases, size 2214336; good q 1a. ity Special, pair ee re 2 > : yy @ eee ee ee eS SS ne & @ @ Ths feof wrliek one cen: rful PMlaver-Ptan: e “44 S255. We will gtadly sound this wonderty sa r-Pian utfit in the art of paper repe@= 7 : : ‘ ati | ' . te) ' ‘af ibe ef? ' ; . ‘wy . ¢ 34 | Ss — " > «. ae ts . ; : ° 4 : rent down, i€ you a: 2 ms eee ee st popular ve wo pd Quality Dice ages Napkins, size 20x21: for #? 3 , 22S oe aac . mei iL tty artiste! 4:30 P.M. ss eee resta’ iran? "1se > TRADE IN YOUR PRESENT PIANO OR PHONOGRAPH AT FULL VALUE € Union Linen Hemstitched Huck Towels, size 18x34, . ar white or blue broche bor: Jers - pac ~yg | i : : ” ‘ — -~ * -— os > a egularly $5.00 LOIS Olive St.(55S) St. Louis |]| SME crates ome metas 24 rect te err eg BN) $3.98 : ya OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE | | Fourtn | _ Linen Shep—ecend Floor | Cutlery Shop—First be ——_— --— ee “7 Fourth F lcof. The oe +e ee oe ee fe
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repay. TL 24, 1998. MM. iH. A. ing Fund aign y 4, 1923 itizenship! | ree-quarter perfect and with Va rious black derhy- fqovan. — me 85¢ i fit on any Bewing machi: Merful littte ar- =m darn your =_— smens, etc BMc¢ value Machine &) Ou Tried the Mparabie s Tabler pcolate rr Candy Shop | imported Gwiss late; the well- ir brand: in plain ite or ‘‘Tablerone” with Honey and imrod” (compbina- eolate and Malt erful Chocolate times as much eae bread. Idea! travelers, eports- pac. Unequaled . Reoommended loctora. prmali-sized boxes. t flavors. Re sure p—Firet Floor. ervoort’s son Shop ree inetruction of paper rope- ure: 2 FP. M. to *h Fioor. eat ex Razor Stropper ow binder 100%. e4ge indefinitely. lave’ trial. rly $5.00 98 p—F iret Ficer. TUPRSDAT APRIL 24. 1422 —_— oo ———— _— = a Your Unrestricted Choice of ANY HA ati : See epee te - ertriiiiiesieti tie 7 -_—_-> 2-2 oe — |e . -ca-ce ’ >> - = a> ‘eo egre ha EF 2§-F PSP —. a — ee a 4 ‘ a] - . 4 ; as @ ie @ >] Address by Dr. Edgar Anderson } Songs (a) Sielén Time in Dixie Land Yellen (b) The World Ise Waiting for the Sunrise and You Lockhart Missin’ Mammy’'s , ..Cilalire (a)Marche Mili Walter A. Boehm (>) Hungarian Lustspiel Ov- erture Kelar Bela (o) Shifting Shadows H. F. Odell Floretne Mandolin Orchestra. 4— Songs. (a) Tally Ho (b) Swanée River Moon Clarke Matestio Quartet Carolina in the Morning Walter Donaldson » Out of the Shadows -Fathe , » o 2% ** Kahn &° Blaufuss ) Falling Collins, Cameron & Field ‘ne Mandolin Orchestra I'll Forget You..,.Burns I Ain't Gonna Be Nobodv's on! ...milig Matestic Quartet. +4. -— OTe G (a) Mandy Me....... t Call Me Back. Pa! ty Perricone (c) Tomorrow . ; Matestic Quartet (a) Cracker‘aok ..H. F. Oden (db) Venus verture Carl Techopp Ty Van Beethoven South J. Bodewalt Lampe Fioretne Mandolin Orchestra fe) Minuet 4) Sunn; Krnabe piano used ——_— = le _- ~— -— —— The boasted American educa‘titon- al system has one very serious flaw, son of Temple Israel, noted scholar and publicist This is. that only about 10 per cent of the boys and girls turned out from the schools are in any way prepared for the economic battle of life. This estate- ment was made in the course of an address commemorative of the birthday of Thomas Jefferson, which Dr. Harrison delivered frem Radio Btation K 8S D of the Post- Dispatch last night. A large proportion of the chil- | @ren in the public schools of thig country, he gaid, never get beyond the eighth grade, and it happens that tn only ea-few instances do the seconGary echools have courses in anv subject that will give the boys and girls a trade with which start thelr career as wage earners ide cited what he called a ghining exception to this rule in the public 'eachools of Gary, Ind., from which all the graduates emerge equipped with at least one, and in many ases several, trades. The ingtruo- tion in these trades, he said, ig ao practical and comprehensive § that the labor unions credit the achon- rork as apprenticeship and take the graduates immediately into the unions Dr. Harris@™s esubiect (or, Gospel of Labor,” and itn his talk the speaker said that the | nation which Thomas Jefferson naa helped to found etill is holding Up to the world the principles of ¢rue , democracy, and has become an ex. ample which the entire world fg fo}. lowing A program of music precedag the acdadress, given in an artistic manrer by vocalists of this city and East 2 Louls, and two planists Operatio arias and ballads had place in thig |program, the singers being Mrs Frank Sacks, coloratura soprano of St Louis; Mre. M. E. Ruston, dra- matic soprano, of Bast 8t. Louts and Clarence Moore, tenor, of Past St. Touls. Mrs. Henry Cohen and Mrs. Charlies M. Skaggs were the nian'« and they a gealoatond by Miss A Lulu Hill, reader, who gave an en. tertaining presentation of «4 homely littie story about @ country woman's > aes a tall building. Tonight's program wil] be by the Majestio Quartet, vocalists, and the! Floreine Mandolin Orchestra aA short Gance program by the Sourh Side Jazz Band will precede this and there will be two addresses the speakers being Mator-Genera] George Van Htiorn Moseley, com. mander of the Sixth Army Corps, and | Dn Edgar Ancerson of the Missouri Botanica] Gardens, The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. nt at ——— Recipes Bran Muffins 2 eggs 3 tablespoonfuls sugar +4 Cup Nour *%% teaspooful salt 134 teaspoonfuls baking powder 1% cups Post's Flakes 2 tablespoonfuls butter or other fat 24 cup milk Beategrsandadd sugar. Sift fiour, baking pow ler and salt togetherandadd Post's F lakes, Add to egg mixture alternate!ly muffin pans and bake in hot oven about 25 minutes. This makes 9 to 12 muffins. Bran Cookies Y cup butter or other fat 4 cup sugar l egg vi cup flour i teaspoonful baking powder 1 teaspoonful salt %% teaspoonful cinnamon %4 teaspoonful clove % teaspoonful allspice 6 cup raisins % cup walnut meats 1 cup Post’s Flakes YY cup milk Cream butter andsugar. Add beaten egg. Mix well. Sift fiour, baking powder, salt and Spices together. Add to egg mixture, together with raisins, muts, Post’s Flakes and milk. Mix. Drop from teaspoon on greased tins and bake in mod- erate oven, This makes 36 cookies. x wy AN ii a \' pitt EAN t ie —— ne ee A A etme = A Laxative Food that is delicious OU never knew before how truly delicious a breakfast of real bran foed can be.. Post’s Bran Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat is altogether new and not a bit like the ordinary bran you may have persuaded yourself to eat in the past. These new flakes are made by a special process, which retains with the bran other valuable parts of the wheat berry, and are crisp-cooked and appetizing. They contain the nourishing qualities of the wheat, its carbohydrates, pro- teins and mineral elements, plus ‘‘ Nature’s way’’ of wheat bran to induce regular habits. Post’s Bran Flakes are non-irritating to any part of the digestive tract. Happily the special process preserves practically the full vitamin content of the wheat. The Postum Cereal Company studied and experimented for four years to find how to give you'\this most valuable hygienic factor, bran, in the most palatable and health pro- moting form. Post’s Bran Flakes is the result of those years of careful study by the Company whose name is synonomous with pure food the world over. No chokey feeling when you swallow these delicate flakes. You don’t have to fry to swallow them, either, the way you do ordinary bran products. Try them with cream or milk as your breakfast cereal tomorrow, and regularly for some days—then note the wel- come difference in your regularity. A generous package for 15 cents WITH OTHER PARTS OF > 4 ’ , _ ' ‘ : ' =e | Pd , 7 » | — SS) mt tAKES Oy A LAXATIVE FOOD WHEAT peur ase A LAXATIVE FOOD READY TO EAT Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Michigan Makers of Post Toasties, Grape-Nuts and Postum OLID COPPER TUBS are found on Better Clothes Washers. Copper is easier to clean and refuses lodgement for germs. Also, as shown by cooking utensils and wash boilers, as far back as séen in history, copper has the most lasting quality. is a better clothes: washer Coffield’s tub {is of solid ee the highest grade, heavily tinned inside; has astonishing washing capacity; is “double seamed”, strongly reinforced and suspended so that-the weight of patented drain.on end.of tub where-it entirely within- the frame and cannot anything. Has large opening and lid is self- fastening and splash-proof. No working pars in tub—nothing to tear and tangle garments. The Coffield Tub is unexcelled. MODERN APPLIANCE CO. ~ Successors to Missouri Vacuette Co. 918-920 Pine Street Olive 6914 Central 4259 : THE COFFIELD IS A BETTER CLOTHES WASHUZBA wih > al , jhe Ss *, x a ek o* 1a ee " y ~~. ty a d . a ee. ” ie cay “ea Pur os we eee PSC te ‘ . ; ’ “ r “+ " . £ : “ Pe hs Fes bee, oe eA Be oa: oe a bud ak a eet eto Kars x, ea are ye Orig ’ ; 9 BAIS reer
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ne uy i aE a. ran we a : . , = . TUCESD . . : Th ( f th nD ily POS T-DISPATCH alone Ap] nmroximatei’ 2 _ iis that of the PD ily Glohe. Memocratr and the Times Combined. APRIL pa .. > Citv “ircziation of the a ~ mites Pe PAPERS Ae Fs. Q ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH : 3 ee ics snii pa , — eT a” nce ~ -_-———- e-—-—- - — ee wow ronenane — NARRI NAY PRE Our Great May Sale Curtains a Mate VARIGOSE VEINS PETIVTDE | GOULD Ne NS oe me Fao Rub Gently and Upward Toward _ - — z ; - - ————~ t Phan endicn the Heart as Blood in Veins | yr? oe: (socc_c_ _ A splendid lot of the most wanted Casement Curtains, included Flows That Way. Brother Demands That He : ' eT teeny nate Russian filet effects, al s0 shadow laces. A wonderful range 4 Many people shave become despond- Made to Return Mau fis “re Li. | trimmed both eotton and silk fringes. E ro : a 2 Les = ' ent beca: use they have been ea [to Share in Father’ s Esta‘ . The Store for ALL the People - a 4 : mS: believe that there is no remedy that ’ 5 will reduce swollen veins and Dunches If vou will cet a two-ounce ors By leaned Wire From the New York ea, . ~~ | We have pe “ a EQ or qd u i Cc se ing strength) st any first. Sa nn bon Tad -tetnnedl the thane Court oe ip fee. mm a”: rita Wednesd Each and app: iy it mi ght and morning oe ‘ - . . ies take ‘ m hie hrother ‘a “a 2 , : € ne ay: . 4 ofiee aD im es - . ," | ' ? . , reeted you will quick'y b eran Gould. one-Kalf of the a. 2 P.M. ite? , | ; C $4.50 d $5 La vement whi at wv: ll eon? "ue -—* . ~ , ye contin a? ah From to Pa P 7° sat rd + ae. r & : $2.75 Ruffled urtains a an ce 7 Assan s _ a r 2 — Are ’ ’ ’ : ~ . a tie ; 2 ; a : the veins and bunches are recucea t oy tal peeareighe Bans io ne) ery ’ ; ; ; ¢ - * yo 6°) dotted grenadine, 185 Pairs for Wednesdays ’ ' . - : ~ norms... ta —— eged his brother fatle@ to lives up ~ 1 1 50 | :* a : y $ : , ; ; voile with s'ored Selling = | Moone’s Emerald Old is exte e #9 the provisions of Jay Gould's wi! Oy ? Bees f.: aee :. . \ crossbar pene Be, Fine quality filet- met, . ms in fan? ~p 3 ’ : > . ‘ , ~ a ian ’ ee i need in bhasp als a es — . . -— , _ sAprera! of * } - | g?*? ee Yr -isss SF ruris® . te he § fie mw harm- >Y Dot obtaining the approval Pe ty th 5 | meyer ie Scotch net, also noveltyilg first aid tot Ry % glands and wens are rea 4 ‘ad i? )s at eha cc — = co rele as part of ar “56 ‘nches wea’ -a@ quality: , an , av arr es a? : panies . , ~ sr ae iid shown in ene of the wonder! al ‘ amended answ* f George J. G patterns splendid e | recent rears and. anyone who is Gis- .. the suit for approval of accounts a range of Fe appointed with its use can hare onich he gether with Edwin ) | ~patterns. Fx 9) aru “om = _ z » their moner refunded. All EES C i. Howard G 2 and Helen be r+... " : ean supply you. Gould Shepard filed as trustees of 1 ove | 01 ors; yard. im = Jay Gould's estate | i — — — . ' s | 1.15 Scall wel Other Demands in Sulft. 30c Marquisette g AaAiio In addition to asking the court to ) teprive Frank Jar Gould of one-half full 40 Dozen for Wednesday's Selling his inheritance, George Gould also Opaque quality, 3% inches wide, 7 fee — — ‘hae — -~ hh mee? —— " ‘ . ; cemat 4 ‘ Fra x en eS an long, sca loped and trimmed bullion fringe, an ad‘ustme! "alleged overcharces meee . 4 * — , and overpayments in Frank Gould's shown in the wanted shade of yell ~h . _ a an > = be Le ‘ . . ; | ac’ 2 q ) = Each “eeeoeneeeee ooeeer ee ee ee S86 fe ee @ « . co-trustee of the estate. ¢ Frank Gould's first marriage is For chat painful corn here's se/e, not attacked in the paper. George Gould. Mrs Shepard Howard Gou 4 Sa apecty re relief — Dr. Scholl's Zino- cmeue che esntt— and the Duchess de Talleyrand, his | f vy _ . : pecs. The ad h a! he ori Prothers and «sisters, a'l approved his } 7 | friction-pressure, & ae * : marriage tn 1991, when Miss Hele: | tation. Thus you avoid infection \ seen hed Ww 4 hecame tha # an ot . 1 from cutting your corns or using anti taw Cauld =i corrosive acids. Thin; antiseptic, The Jav G i estate was valued at waterproof. Sizes" for corns, ¢a'- at $80.900,000 when Jay Gould died douses, bumions. Get a box today i $608 Allem@enn were recat! " as your druggists or shoe dealer's made that, under George Gouli's } trusteeshin the eatatea Awirdied ~ —- - | ae - ‘ = si oT edar $125 and . , . cane , , : . , . e250 Folding $3.75 Curtatn Oc Clotbeslines: } Se Stew or | gi0 Sprinkline | =et« “Se Readr-Mired | $1.99 Poultry er $5.0@ All- Copper $3.75 Gas Outfit fr) arden Sp eA 000 a0 Fach +h hil. GS+re? = ; , . . : os TY Stree, sere” : Scholl's - Each of the six ch ironing Board, on [Secs auistte: [stroms: Wil not [Preserve Kertles: | Hose rrade:| "| House and Floor | Fence Wire, 3 feet | 200! oan | Wash Boilers: tt! | two burnes Ber Sioeuins i7Ten rece ved a} PO)! er a uncer . * x , . 3 .- ebeataht —— s ‘ — .* can —— . — . > ™ = Nf -” o e = € ds > 2 Ae * wn = om stand well braced [frames wit 19) nk or 8s e eavy : : ' Paints 2 ent high; roi > - se - 2 ~~ = Pe bs 19 heavy i Rc - ores, exce.- ° * rarTr = . y {.O) 1s wilt aenteetinns _ . ™ - rx « , ” = | ™~-.« 2 j ; _ ¢ a? - -ce 4 ’ nt au ; 7 ino-pa Amount Involved in Casa Ss] 49 I: — $2.69 a 50c irts $ 00} SOND) di. "| ; y wt s0¢ — $1.28 Sets | $1.00 handies.-. $3. 4 cast tron fo polis . panne. - . , Should the estate be found to he os, : ‘ , J c ai ‘ / Putoneqn=—thepainisgone? | n.. oniy $50,000,000 by the court, \ la 2 mes age Frank Gould would have to turn $5.- 7 ; 9 , 7 .. * aa meds Se d 315 Fur Women’s oner sisters, together with one-half of a!) ossar | p | the tncome he has rece! ived from his Chokers Corsets $5, $4 and $3.50 Corsets | S 95 a . b . = 7 ; Varner in InA. blue Tint: a Silk Hose Sieg tees Paver in pink * apricot. “4 envelopes to tion ts paces os the Supreme lined in cold and colored TT Bas - | ; } ; 7 9g to enrr pond with shade : \ 3 tat | r. Paper embossed in $12.95, $10.95 and $8.95 a Extra-Size Biouses —e ES _ $77 50 Hose, lisle tops, in ‘ble ‘ Printing 100 Pasilggeurn:shed 37) 00 | Frank Gould t@ living In- France wth » = ¢ iird wa. whos ahta res a iivorce from Henry C. Hrnemarn ee > - member of @ wealthy San Francise> Cal.. famly, shortly before sha m.2-.- r.ed Gou!d Georges Gould also ‘ts in France, recovering from his recen: severe tliness. STOLEN DIAMONDS RECOVERED a oe ee ee ee ne ae a > Aro? a rrsa tT ~ 7 es ™ ius ' tomer; i+ ‘a : : *. - - LL ES REN es Rc : ; > . > > . ; / , I RAIDS | s.r ' Steg at tel special price. cam - ” —- paerwe +. erage = ph Bs ( Second re ugents.) Main } r—Nucents | = a ae Mate Floor—Nagents.) | : ee 3 ‘(Main Fleer Nagents.) . Lates@Creation . ST. JOSEPH, Mo. April 24.—De- q Pa y P 4 second I core Nugents) | . we * ae - | | Che Pork Fiend Tatum Somber | staves of Gt. Jepeph last nightire-' " ere ; " ' Reeth Gaeta wedi the Mine oe. o ? es — = K page at Special Offerings in Our Infants’ Wear |: BASEMENT SPECIALS ; é i Mhtird Day of Big a ‘hey are a le~wed to heave heer buried ¢ $ . Juin orn coma sx cc Department for Wednesday 7 FOR WEDNESDAY ; 3 were arrested here «a: 4 nights e ¢ ; E q AZE | ago and a stolen automobile was 96. 9 walk Crepe de Chine Capes" | ; 59¢ Knit Closed Union Suits ; ~ | e esses f | found in » Dueeeeatng = eis - 4 iri ; % ELECTRICAL SU PPLY CO. geese ecru th silk-lined hood ; : ae $ | 18129 OLIWE ST. Dini. kak ith dainty embroidered $ “Children’s . (29 Hose : a: » es : See eme ll ieesestiayas = seson and Stout were brough . rete tee ee a ; good run of sizes; $ ———— ‘e RADIO SETS - DARTS PLASMA IGNTS + ate we og - el | nw $1 .00 Kleinert s Rubber She | : 19¢ ; | -, eae aa. : Ss ~ -wousEwee.c a>p- Te : | - ee ¢ | ? 5tZ si | LIAMGES FANS ETC COMPLETE STOCK der . | . f Me . _ eerernengiag $ 4 ee . ae : 79c Baby Caps ; Women’s s 50c Lisle Hose ; 3, | 3 St % F ; nici Pa é Ae alt , : : Pa , s af a a ee i ~ imesh Saati tetenmed * so edige or he ie SOc is 5 ea ee — a ee ; " e : es Oa Ont. Se —S P 7 —— ‘ties am J ~~ 39¢ —entonensin ‘$1 00 Sleeping Bags S SG te WO. oo. ccd. nec uee eee 35C $ = W Real B . = Nenbhle — —— tang crochet of soft woo! ‘ _" ? 7 ; ~ yes anta arg S 5 regione dlr pt SE eek one e.. | aes : &: 18x36 Huck Towels 3 4 332: ye 4 s ; ‘ s § | co : $1 . }@ tT ~: 3 2 Zo a ‘oh S (lac PAVT Toawe! :- Vv erv soft a1 $ ~ ' Ca sie | Ww .}]- S ae a 33. P;, La tte rt a 2 ‘pl 2 whit osetvebeeneeces 12 tc ; — 1 Gt is oe i ete Well-Se — siamo. 8a: ; ‘Bleached Table Damask ; z, Renfrew, Bat HA I | 2G 3 I t i other well-known ging iress Aq $ : 4 € patterns are medi ~ | oe ~ “2a |S destgie cet ce- 39¢ ; Settee > g marth Fleer—Nagcents. } , ¢ Bird $- Eye ge Cloth e {| STin¢T stvles, seve sane Bird's-eye yles, , $ ner ‘Clath : Sian qv ian 89 > 4 a > A ae 1000 New Spring Hats 2 ischa: Hundred Do D ry a S iS Gee Half-Silk Uederwoin Crepe $ ) 4 to) varia 2 The handful of helmeted Spamiards | 1 $ =) wear Creas 1 oh Si that first beheld the vast landlocked A manufractur- | > ae 5. al? neat enunlt- Sine C $ wate . : ° reaches within the Golden Gate must ors > ire «¢ e &- é 4Q $ : cingns rg: have seen 4 vision of the San Francisco CT : . Neire Sur | ; "79, S; Ik. Str: om Sh; + ; trimmed Dress Apro ot today. plus ot beautitul $ m ' » to = ards = — > ‘ity nerceale. The mild climate alone—cooi in sum- S , H. be : he isis. SM ee ae 2 Seg ¢ a Gea mer and warm in winter—invited oper . Dring ats, 1n- : g grounds; all $ ghams 5. : crown, red, black, | | oo : , ; © 7 orchid, tomato, pink qunrer_ and the lovely coriry that round sell ordinarily tor more than |3 | 81x90 BI leached Sheets ce : : it —the bi of Muir Woods, Mt. 1 ‘ee 4 ie es M —sneets ; =” Garmen cae ehepiee mennaden aud Gheie~all twice the sale price. Take advan- | 3 » of good q $I 15 ; ts reached by a rapid, luxurious journey on . = ° ftil-Die@eRed MUSIIN . . $ r sleepers, chair cars an ner. ' > 2 N S i aoeens — Francisco leave Kansas City et 10:40 want nm tie \ C. ; ew ults ; ye ae frm dimi- «. =. train No. |~@ Le ny Fo nernats eng rman an ne oe ~500 Untrimmed Shapes 300 Ganded Sailors ; $ &.00 ; nasa» "gingha Onion Pacific Sretem ‘war Ra way Ex: ange BI as... . ‘35> St. Al] ii 7 Ov a :, > ; e The trimmings of a Sate OB EE S=2 OBec | (G : Sure Se : $ ‘it wf ee as Sane tainty band touches of ¢ 2 ee ee - : Sep ee rines andi mixt am Snes Every garment in Basement—Vagenta.) ¢ . : ” ; es ie 4 ? ‘Bargain Basement—Y¥ ents >) | meg anmnense SSSSSSSTCSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSST SSE SSSSSESSSS SEPA SES SSS SSS ’ ; ee £ i ss one jg oe — é Mee We ae
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aia oO / “ | a e 5 . ee] fe & . \ ia || ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals #1 . 24. i922 | |e Sedat SS SS SSS Sas aty ViPCtiation of te tall . ms aione Approximaiety mquais at of the Daily Glohe-Democrat and the TYimes Combined ST. Lou's POST DISPATCH | 9 _ - - os oe eeezee : __-oo=pustnsteetatetnstetn ttc teenth eel et eat ea Te FREE STATE TO HALT ois, Sa $40.00 Axminster Rugs Pe ge Excellent quality of , this NATIVE | AND) | OOTERS Fat Like Magic : ate In the mountains, in the country, et - standard weave, choice of a very extensive range of beautiful | a as patrerns and COLlOrTINGS, S1Ze §1/4,x101,, feet. Aateria /urtains > S, included are b iderful range of % a a a b | the seashore—-wherever you go 3 — summer ) ou can be proud of your slem Home Secretary Says Many 4¢t appearance! You can have o slim 4 ; . a ' * | graceful @ nee. that will show te ™ Have laxen Advantage of excellent advantage your newest sutme Fichtin gto Enrich Ti emcelves mer clothes! You can be as slim as a ‘ “s lemselves. youd like to be-—if you a a a few minutes each day with to Re epecia a * the Poest.T)ienst h and the ducing Cream. “ a : a * be] ft a ] a 4 The Store for 2 ALL the People Cnicago TI ‘ews (Copyright, 1923 DtBLIN, April 24.—The next 106 months in Ireland will be worse tha, You simply apply it to the piecms you want to reduce. It is as e eat on the hips, as on the breast, chia, ' rma --. "oO = 4 . . : mm mall ai i | } quality: Pt rs WAGs cows os 60 eeebeuwadaes a! - wholesale appropriation . of land Make this the happiest summer of and looting ef houses ana yourlife. Begin the use of Melto now, BHown in a Bpiendia —— - : plendid Seamless Wool Velvet Rugs Q5 SS ER Pan Naor PS property and looting of Bouses and | Jew Me. Bete Lae atioern " ’ 5 . , ‘ *« , , ¢ ; . ight and . Fine qua) W Velvet Row ra +9 fans ’ ® brown, 40 inches wid: e had taken advantage of th costs is $3 for an eight ounce jar and eS =, Ff ine quality 90] elvet Rugs; size 6x foot: Oriental and Like om ee fighting to enrich tienes ry, all you need do to get it is say Melto at an : - « : ee Str ae gets in {ts way will be crushed. Si , of yellow. fect; ends neatly fringed; excellent range of designs: size : tite — _be crushed multaneously with the restoration of, ; © 9 + + 9x12 4008 ee © @f® @eeeeeewmereereeeeeneeeee w* ee © ©.@ ei meenae@edqnhbeebeae« ‘(Main Floor—Nugents.) “yf | Ommon honeety. the last vestige the irregular campaign wil!) be forci- ™ - . ird Ficer— (Third Filiceor—Nugents.) P -_ iv removed O'Higgins estimated the damage done the country by the irregular campaign at 100,900,000 pounds $500 000.000 ’ ‘i? ‘i Mout , te ( ) © 7 floor ‘y a Tete a ee | T: , f = ee y A “Fink hee fo) | : ee | ee | Pee mm iy LINSEED COMPANIES TO MERGE intex in a few HO; es Sat etic! 2 seconds adds : ' | oer grre r s E a ae —, oe = ‘ vee Ty aren ¢ me , \ — law. lane cleevec embro le S Gio ham anart Reautifullvy me } rie} is | MP Sizes.....$- 48 Women’s Footwear | | 0 gingham, organdie Spring shades, including Y, 49 izona a ewe Mme winmed Dress Aprons RENO ME METBY . o0ccccc0ccces: a) ae A nd ~ Set. Dress Ay and ‘¢ $5, $6, $7 and $8 Values N z aM ico Rocke $3 Satin Charmeuse 40-inch Satin Charmeuse, 1n SI O8 _ » -_ i | ’ | navy anda OP’! ‘ $2 Satin Messaline and Chiffon Taffetas In all the Spring | 39 1 bli coe ces ° han ‘k Slid 1°58 “Tn i .'’ate eee eee Extra-Size Gowns Offered During This Sale at 50 ams are checks in just the wanted Chiars The percales are beautitu! i j . i idomestic print, trimmed in prett) - nm > y _ -- ] ‘77 +c y mY. sashes, collars, noeckets and un Fred Harvey meals on your way ~ cA cool, summer trip details and reservations . Colors combined with white , are brown, red. black, tan, Copen, jade, j | orchid, tomato, pink and blue. Black satin, patent leather, 7 5 ; 14 -* om . . Laie a + tan na manoganv causkin, Garments Displayed on Very full-eut white and flesh Muslin ont mehogeny, acini — Livi Models {,owmns: revuiar 4A] enve ; e {5C . oe “(raps al ; (ix? ras 2. C. Bartelie. Gen. Agent, FE a, Deine, Git, Coe Saws é ng De ein £ wmainennk = ge / A TF @& hy ; 33 — ; : | EE iy °°“ 29¢ Arcade Bidg., 8. Loula Me. -o ——— |; —— Phones: entra) 617. Ulive 6031 D esses— at S] . Biati satin. patent leather. Fe : 4 J 3 black and brown kid; tan and | © mahoral! Vv ¢ alfskKiMn. Siraps and . ™ + ’ . " rv wy “? » > > ae and atr slippers Ww: low, mediun oh } ss 500 pairs of Womens and €ir's pum } Sizes °4 to €% oniy. ana kin 8. pumps, Oxforées ety .08 Fine white dimi- tes or printed voiles, e nl ——————— — “ssue gingham in - Soft, sheer « ffecta. 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oT. LOUIS POST “DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Sod 2° nately — that of the Daily * Globe-Democrat and the Times\Combined. | Pe ee oc thew “y q arkio se 1523 POPP Reeeeeeerry =. © my PIANIST'S HANDS NEARLY RUTHENBERG LEADER IN. — = ’ NOP oer rnc ecto Now is the time to fight consti- f F proud to Admit Plight Barak. "w erked 12 Hours a Night in , RED RALLY. MAYS K-97 pation with Sran—Start today ° AVIS I AY gets suuatet Wate 4 a Puepe t ch ae Hae » % SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES es ve woo Feet Dee, ens ‘ 3 bal af erg?! > i ee interver : - a - ‘f(s musi mn tne plane A Footwear Sensation! QR Pas 2-2 2. omens © 1140 Pairs Women’s ow Shoes| ooal —" mph ~~ ate that ec fused w} th common bran which is un- in — es ae in 7 Pelateable: and difficult to eat. Kel ogg 's xed and all ready to serve and ielicious. Eat it as a cereal, 1 over your favorite hot or or cook or mix it with the latter cases add tro for each person. at Deo re what Ke ogg 8 Dran ) tor you and for your family; za that it will keep sick- put every ones r eve! . *? Will is. og BU fe} pares trom the Will of » Cardinal Richelieu ATED Narbonne, 23d of May, 1642, an beers the sugnatu : ) oe , Pierre Falconis, motaire royel | eve _ | After twe one nhs of pious preambie, he go to minute Cets | | se to the dispos »— of his vast holdings, which inciuce: thc nGs : | ri nd barony of Barb erieux. the lands and princpelity of Mortagne o> oa oe ‘e) e county of Coanac, the beronies of Coze, Laugeon anc c’Alvas | al x x — Sicccna tear ese Saree ROADWAY RonDway © & MORGAN ST, »e domain of Hoers en Brouage , the boste! of ee ce aaa aaa : = roe 3 Palais Cardinal | . WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS The entire list of many pages supphes some ic ' : | ; — ; oh ~ «+? ~— “ . af ‘ oer extent to which this man, who began -¢ Without any &= f tortuhe, | sy eo | . WOMEN’S, CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ : enriched humsclf at the expense of toe special for Wednesday—One big lot of wom- en‘’s and children’s Low Shoes. Values to $5.00 (Choice of Oxfords and strap styles, patents. tans. chocolate and plain leathers sizes to fit all ~__ENTIRE 2ne GIVE = {ile Be ae Fa tage he ee ae IE OIE BE PN TP MORE . pe ee ee ete we FO Re, aed It is interesting to note that by /522 the colossa! fortune amassed bw the Cardinal had dwindled in the hands of his heirs, until it amounted to pracncal!y nothing. | [has incident brings up the question of keeping vour estate intact. under a continuing trust. The large number of estates which are dissipated in the course of administra- fon makes this procedure one well to consider under certain conditions. When you choose an executor, or a trustee, you are making a decision of far-reaching importance to your heirs. : Our Trust Department can offer you suggestions which will aid vou as to the right procedure. Tre NATIONAL BANK of COMMERCE 3. G. LONSDALE, Premdons 2 SAINT LOUIS : SAA = : ee | es aes = = "| MATERIALS! STYLES! Capital, Surplus and Profits, $15,000, 00¢ | | : 2 Witness ‘Se DRESS SALE}: | 24k2% GM wang A prsentieese Be» BROWN SATIN OXFORDS $7.50 to $10 Values BLACK SUEDE TONGUES me .00 422 Pairs $6.50 Value! ee er a ie ae eee aeolian Aes wii ey enenamoene ans i ee res 465 Pairs $5.00 Value! as te eer $2 Panel Curtains 253 Pairs $3.85 Value! seen ee ri =e: | iit titted nn no no i nt en * : . GRAY SUEDE PATENT COLT - ye — BLACK KID LOUIS BROWN KID SPANISH = ae iba ee ~~ a ‘een wit . Poi ; a : . ee mo ne ee heme ee ee eee tl ee ae Re le , _ elie. yA. TAN CALF LOW HEELS Sizes 2) 2 to 8 Galore The greatest footwear feast held in many a day— every pair right out of our oWn stock at former sell —- Vv ing prices of $3.85 to $6.50. i Hyland (Not factory damaged or has-beens)—a clean-up ef #7 : Waters broken lots as a result of the brisk business. Ume. Arnold Included are f as F The a" Month-End Sale in ae ’s History! \ ; 7 Charge Purchases Placed : > bls ) \. See Window Display ‘Agel $15.00 Coats ree hos S$ 98 on June Ist Statements 618 Washington Ave. , : ‘p long Coats; Capes s {2 A4 39 75 25 1.50 Silk Month-End Shoe Sale! Sateens Chambray os 2 = 5) [ag 5s fe => = SS i> ' — ~ ~ a | Every wanted style. every wanted material, ‘ very wanted heel in leather or wood covered; , ll sizes from 2*4 to 8 galore in the lot as a whole. | As Well a A rare saving opportunity for the wqman who Our Onn § ppreciates a real Footwear vr n— so come | : | @) tt ene . rly anc sive and Drown, ‘Ye- 4rous very ee Of Coun the Usual Sensenbrenner Guarantee of Real Satisfaction or a New Pair Is Yours for the Asking. cuality «tl ‘Band! * qn es. Women’s Fine Footwear | Oxfords, Straps, Pumps ¥ ® SEREREREOEEELELELe t > | 4 «> e rs. peel bah. Sage Can ty: Pas aoe = . : ; i ” ‘ . : ' = _ ™ - a ? — * ~e . : - ~ : : , - — . ; ’ ' . - » \ - ; . ™ 7 ™ " - - — - “ ~ j . : ~ J . 7 ws . ’ ~~ -~ - ’ . ; . -™ , ‘ ; ’ = - — — . : - - “ J — : . . & ~* . . ; . . . a} - | ~ ee s 7 2 , a : . = — - - . : : ' > ’ . > Se . we ' . ¥ a ~ ' . ‘ > - | .@ a : : * . ” x . * " . 5 a ee ~ ° ~ ’ ™ —— ~ ._* ’ -” - - — - a » . 5 , ' . . eu — +~ ~~ —- ~ ry - . - * ‘ — 7 -_ 7 - - +, ‘ ° “ + s » = - . > i. ’ ~ . J ® . *) > - > : ats ; » * > : . * - . . > a : f : Tongue Pumps, Walking Oxfords. Instep Straps S eige Suede, Gray Suede. Combinations $1.98 Egyptian 55c Indian Ss U i ’ S Buckle Pumps, Novelty Oxfords, Cut-Out Straps | + own Satin, Brown Kid, Russia Tan Crepe ‘Sh ti Head Se eeting ea ALSO AS GOOD AS NEW Beaded Pumps, Sport Oxfords, Dress Straps . + lack Satin, Brown Calf, Patents | Majority are forme: ‘oO an bso value : : nes { B 7 " = Pees: spe COATS. DRESSES. = *”"- - others are 36.50 to $:0 valy Me eraatest = : . . i Lz > ’ . Tes SCQsONn SAVINES OPPeErtunity or ranted ewle Low. Hich or _* | nga sales - 2 7. KNOWN ou Al ITY Sa e DegInNs tomerro,. Mediur rT? Hee! . - ; : 3 ee ae an ‘ Ks ) f Included are many of this season’: s MOST POPULAR STYLES, in which est homes. Be well dressed at 1 m small expense. Pa 7 sizes are mecompilete See special window display of all Brand- naw Silk, also brand-new serge Drewes, as lew Colonials and Oxfords—$6.50 to $8. f —< Z zi | 4- YARD- WIDE LINOLEUM 1012 N. GRAN ua Page and Grand Cars Stop at Deer = , , ( clonials Oxfords ord: mes four yards wide Patents Brown Calf Aa ? erage-atee 1 n oe. shies so . Od a dere a F | pulariy at ve per equare vard, but owing to slight = 89c Brocaded | Tmm-Tailored A “ ean | “ ov einer enescees Inlays | Perforated | _CONGOLEUM LINOLEUM OE S1SS DOD GSTS SS WS. TT DOO oqcaaas ag IB = agers T= Associated Press News ; appears ¢ xc in the Post-Dispatch in the ———s paper field in St. Louis. Size = 13. eels lence oe “ — a “rrr Broken Sizes Small Sizes See Window RC of Greatest Month-End Sale of Hosiery! ; : - De asx $9.8 ~ sevevevereyey -”
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at The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — — eee ee aw — ee -_ = ee : -_- - —— 7 2 . | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! 11 fe 7 PIANIST'S HANDS NEARLY cals in the water threatened ruin to ters piano lessons. Then the daugh- For All Occasions ——E = } = ; his chances of resumi his musical) ter was taken ill and B koft to neatly | “4 o> by Gee) WASHING MILK BOTTLES career- rie witt appos. "ut Musical ter was caxen 11 and Barsukott was!) ‘inp. Favgprr- bandage cuss | MATS CLEANED | Lammerts . ci aa manist or Mme. Nine Kospetz. so- Too pr i to admit bts plight. he op ages a , Plight. Barsuk- ie ly 7 went te wor at the milk depot, At Cc A K E AND-AID By Us LOOK and WEAR IAke New. i WASHINGTON &¢ TENTH proud wo Admit Four mont) , . | . 2 Hours a Night in ~ . 2. a6 Harsukoff, only t he met Mme. Kospetz, who took He 7roc ; ma rvi ee orked 1 !, arrived from Codatenn r Ask Your Grocer Instant first-aid bandage ya ae ——— oe ee oe opemeg mn Broadway y la oe re la ; . . a) r ’ > e . . ye . . * re mmically-Treated Vater. 4 2 Meee , inopie, pen- him as her at panis Revers! Varieties—All Good. , , et MEYER HAT ©O., Practical Hatters I} ld pe +-Dispatch niless, friendless and ‘gnorant of the “America? said Barsukoff yester- J oJ New Brunswick, N. J. Central 4467L Main 4279 ) O in to the Post-Dispat = fate of his scattered fan ee P RES SAMPLE . rai __ PVORK. April 23.—When the|qn- nig father a en, ay, witha q ; —|— —_——_—— apace an H k h Bf Yo ; ety ing his father, a former Genera] jn dise.” Sy Ts | ammoc air * r - of Sergei Barsukotf interpret the Russian White army, and his ° ry sic on the Ppiann mothe ] 7 } 2 i ninoff's r & member of the’old Russian Stockyards Fire Breaks Ont Anew. ’ the Town Ha | ‘Tomorrow night aristocracy Hie hi \self had heen CHIC AGO Anri] °4 —F ire that A o>" Sats a Addressing Envelopes or $ 5 Q ; ; ‘ . - = Y s . ear’ on) 7 © yy Th round , r +) = ‘ , as * ae will be : - . bes ; . cap os 0 ge? wage times ‘as a Lieutenant jact nicht partly destroyed ea store- : Your Circulars by Good Penmen Sa are souven's © thes SAINSt tne Soviets ' Mo « & Co. at t} stock- Pian PION ~BanJ Zaacomposere first fourmonths Sergei Rachmaninoff. knawine «ace a sends: Maciel piers 1ANO=SAXO wl 0 Phone, Olive, 3602; Central, 1591. ome f vards : lay burn nother UnULELte - MANDOLIN for BLOOD - LIVER - KIDNEYS ROSS-Gould c rT: % ? 0., 3009 N. th Sf. ** .'y art ' f Wi [ hn he ; ; AS ? cry pr ’ o - } this countr : } : 4 / i*?’SBf)? 17 ’ ' ' roacin go ?? > rtiry ‘ | On rN : STG ine TRVMmewe Thousand Addresses : Pwashing ries - nours A Imperial! "onservatar. at Kiet - , aa e. , } n between Yhe BIG 25Ff CAN in a milk depot. until chen! aged him t ive one of his daugh ) a ama KOO 006 CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS, 211 N. 7TH 8ST. = = . a. . Branches: Mid-City and Weliston Bidges. Cn eee oe rs ——— ES SS CS | | =| ences bi ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR SECTION fj yj ; CHARGE PURCHASES WILL NOT GIVEN OVER TO e | 7 | BE PAYABLE UNTIL LDING HAMMOCK CHAIR, pictured, is made of hardwood, THIS SALE. } JUNE lst natural varnish finish. Back is ad- justable. Canvas is of Pos bcm rs. ‘ ? . brown and tan striped. fs) com. . 610-612 Washington Avenue ‘pactly. A wonderful value at the special price of Wednesday in Our Second Floor Millinery Salon—Our Wonderful Semi-Annual Sale of Folding Settee ‘Trimmed Hat ~~ None None Reserved Reserved FOLDING SETTEE like this is a wonderful convenience. Made of - hardwood, finished in green and nat- ural varnish. 42 inches long. Seat slats screwed rigidly to frame. Specially priced at Maple Rockers LU " : Specially Priced { ie 7 f . a - P ’ 7 4 al v - é . P ; ‘ , 4 : c “44 * x ¥ ? . © 2 , wd ii : 7 ; Z j s »% i \f 6h - J Ve : . ‘ j - iy s ~~ ’ . ” 7 ) yw’ : 9 i A if : e's, ae 1d) ; J ihe AF ’ -_. y : Z ’ : : ; , at lad J > ; # if ’ ’ ¢ No x Rg eile aes BL, ef 7s . tif > Q ‘ Returns pe eS Exchanges ie Ca ERE is a small, comfortable little Rocker. Just the thing for the Any $10 Hat . Any $25 Hat . $12.50 Flower Trimmed Garden Hats. a tea oF Se “eget vader mais a Ba~d LAs Bad a . Try varnish finish. at is woven of double - | Included are Paris Hats as well Any $15 Hat . Any $35 Hat . . $17.50 oo lee mee some ca "The varnish on this Rocker a ‘e 0) a Bad ~ _/T71 OC well as our 0 t former sell. : : as Hats from Any $20 Hat .. 310.00 Any $45 Hat . . $22.30 a Ribbon Trimmed Italian Milan Hals a ae $2 25 oes * Hyland Weyman Any $22.50 Hat ° SiiZo Any $50 Hat ee $25.00 Summery Leghorn Hats eRe ens e os Dressy Hatirbraid Hats a clean-up of Waters Bruck-W eiss a LOE ON A ee A ae Sa I TIL AOA iD ACT A, ATS BEE PO A cy ET me iness. Vf 4 Id De Marini Year after year women attend this welcome sale—a sale which never disappoints. Lovely Fabric Hats | ‘ mé. 4 rno GS 4. . . J f ge oo S| ini ahh | aF Striped Flannels i Box Pleats | { vat i m TT ih} : Novelty Checks Side Pleats EW H\ MM Qaima T¢ | | Plaids Cluster Pleats 4 : Saati tO 'dmigie! a on el i id Plain Sport Models - 4 | Whia. tel ar i I ne : = as iT > i — ~~>- = aa . ; ( olors nr light - Z 17 belted and west B ‘ | | LO Wib+otst a a sport shades. ton trimmed sty/es. A. ul ) » » . : 1-- 2 ail te = 5 x " ; ' ses, as low as $1.50 © Cs! We Close at | | iw = . . ' to give 7:45 P. a i) | Bs ~- —_—, Jaunty. routhful Skirts for practical wear. Ta!iore4 in an expert manner to &: + 7 \s ° ' * ¢ a ae nerfect fit in materials that iook fine and wear long A tempting saie ©: hes «a : : f : \ . : — ° : : m « , ’ ; : ' — —_— : ’ . q - at Door . i ‘ee — ae Skirts tomorrow at a ver al price st when they are needed ‘or ecronr ry _ f | ' mediate wear Women who flourish the newest things first are slreacy buying | . them. AS a emart combination with blouse or sweater they are preving decidedly a popular for etreet, sport, office and general wear. A!) sizes — , (Thiré Ficor.) -s exclusively 4 White and Flesh Satinay— Also Silk Jersey Petticoats— Very ‘7 . > yening news- —- —m= i a= ome eon a of i ee 4. —_— — a CS =“ (_ aa a a : -
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> Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. | oo eae, a 4 | EUESDAT, . —- s*. 12 ST. -OU'S POST- DISPATC fhe Citw Circulation of th ——_—_ — - — a “|| ‘DATELESS' NIGHTS FOR STUDENTS serra er cat ware tae snd anty eos STIX, BarraFULLER ] ee meres ae COD RAILROAD SAFETY See — Tt 7 GRAN D- LEAD ER : ‘ pica eget Pr MEN (PEN CONVENTIO | Feel Fine —_————— > ~ aE wa espondence of the Assoc ~ss EVANSTON, Il, April 24.—The | ( eopienns Wednesday Can You Say That? H Not. Let the j The Summe! v women of that institution In observ- aA ¢ : ats | H ] ower Cadomene ou a sg —— ng three dateless nights each week, shite 0 aed a | osiery Special. Ss If yor are one ef these unfortuns ‘ | We Give Eagle Stamg ‘ording to an announcement made at Crossings. FE tr di weas hoy — if A sae Age gree with spells cane a K ) or S250 rr Merc handi weakness, tremb ww. east erTtuic rrr : i is ee Th ane of ! ‘mb x aor inary ! your nerves seem to “jump” ond you r nights pe P pit come Realms ’ | restless; if your appetite is poer and your digestion | P us prevention of accidents is tne «*°7- ; ¥ This Tip , ere cadanTaaaasateeteet an sen teen etek nee eeee : Lag oe realty a in Women s Silk Hose The ao source of your trouble {fs the thin | = Wednesda is rh we f american i = reduce the fata! Womer full. gry So ff — are sincere in your gerne = good health ii | _ ~~ irly to motorists in the touring r t= J Ww omen's mercerized Lisle Howe; «x ce! «n° 2uality: - ae . | acai tactile tein ‘tie orn ; "s | os . : @imity: many with bi M4 a4 as : : ieee | “HE " aeoeel sta ees 4 appeasl omega 375 the world for its great di- ; common at re . | a Di toh h Paymen estive qualiti iso will iscussed | | the Post-Dispa in the evening gestive qualities | ig TE THE KARGES HOSIERY CO. cone in . . ‘oye. : : x= 821 Loc St. . ms "5 yer fiald in St. vis. Zerms Serve 4 vith every rmeal—it Prevention of Mehr rar “=e ‘y A? a a el F : elear tome and perfect mechanical action of this sharpens appetite and aids ctdents shews 1%! person r WOOO OU COO OOOO OOO 0 DOC OCU CORT OR OOOO OO oe 4 . i "4 : were k*"e4 a’ ” ‘cc — ¥ : 7Se to 84.965 Val ‘Plaeyer-Piaro will delight of" = its beaut fu! deal zn and Gig estion. enesilont og neg On make it an attractive or Were fo: Gee Mustard Reape Beat SS eee bes gen a ome Ome in and see it—you will eciate ha t gust and September of last yearanc |) a J. & J. COLMAN (U.S A) LTD. taht 2902 persons were injured tn il — : . — : & Caps and oo lee ie - _ . @ttractive value {t realy is ie Witaen Mane Renee Been “gal ; ‘sa > 2 reaxme a ." Mel « Se ~ wt - Lingerie mets, also pique and Liberal selection of word playver-rolls ; | - esociation ross “ressings Cau- mae. ag : i, > * : S : - a ur a°s - - +l- v ne * y : : > oe 4 = *-* = ~~ nadia > . . > . . -. om .- & -= * 7 ~ . - arc ave iit ad ia és Z r >. : : . i a 7 tas ’ ae ha ratg'-ad ae the en'i- -* | . Yo : ard giris: a wide vari - 2 re? 3 a@v‘ce debs sa‘e eor Aa late stvies: all — > é Ss sa ’ as ve - . g : - . ‘ = “t 7 ‘- “aortesa * f - jhe eee em | -@ gait Or _ mines a ow ~~ ea ——™ _— _ > - _— —— -_— ee 7 Besetecetekeanesezer - eecoer shaker ~ . : Change in Rules on Message Detirery ; vr} 2 “ s*a-o °-. - re = * - @S gO00d as ever! Bluhiil! Cheese SOSSCECHECEO EC CTSCLSI CLE OCAO Ibe sines! Sorsed for 3reag (7) VS : : * - any = F tOwl fare ‘ a Wednesday's Sz Holstein Company company. In gen¢ ree messac a Gs ee ¥ Cli-wWLac - ‘ —— or Reduced models and others specially purchased ; 8 - ; 7 is ad 4 i Washtubs: of lranised and Pp ecially Pp riced to of . pate: = 345 Felding W Bog Benches fer remarkable values to ¢ eo EE 2 00- Brass King Wash B é . ) : #: ‘ *3535 Two-Rurner (a6 lau Wednesday’s shoppers. , SEES «Sa. saan Cord Ciotheatinets EO Ge. %0¢ Clothes Prope. §-ft. A Thrilling Event! An Astounding Spring Sale of “375 Dresses Remarkable in Price, Style and Quality! $25.00 Dresses! $19.75 Dresses! $17.50 Dresses! $15.00 Dresses! ah RO Ey ra £ te, gin wets New Silks of Canton crepe, Roshanara crepe, Georgette and lace as well as new sport fabrics and combina- tions.. Some beaded and embroidered — others self- trimmed in numerous styles—All sizes for street, after- it noon, party or sport wear, in light shades, navy and te , | e An Unusually black. 30,000 —all with ° m - | aA ec O u 1 t S cA s 9M? «These desirable pi : pts [ees «2nd are all of light-t i = := $0 4 : > ~ a ee | + i ration—a blue bane - - r . 4 : ie $s ful plain shape andt $45 to $99.50 Values in Two Groups . oP portunity to add to 1 ie ‘\A Seconds of ‘$ ; . | ey —- ? uae: ee al 7 ey _ : . see f _ ' 1 “ : 7 ¥ Re _— ‘ ) ° 2 € ye ° } 7 ; 2 F 4 ae iy - — ’ : p Seay) * a : } - . Pt ee : ° e HY Vi by ”, fee. , : eee eae . s - - Bye ky, , F 7 ~~ ; . ei ee : ° - tn : ° a ; ; ae “ moles . . ate 3 4 Ro : - — r m hr) a ; / ote ats 4 : ~~ Ce om - ° ° . ~ a ‘ - : . ~_ . , . ' ee ’ ‘ as . sa ae ee 5 ty ee & se Materials of: Canton Crepe T «=, 4 ~ = ‘sna —e—e % Woo] (ren , Combinations. F} By tar the most sensari-: models from our re«ular At?s manufacturers’ wers? wanted light and dark colo: Mises Dresses for the usual price cf one. {i any > eameual Models to finish out the season with, attend this welcome event Sale Begins Promptly at 9 A. M.—Fourth Floor fatmeal Dishes bese two radically priced Suit groups to close out tomorrow. A limited col- Fruit Dishes Bread and lection of these high-type, exclusive models for which we advise early selection. = \ e : — q Rutter P In every case criginal costs are disregarded and in many the cost of production . ig mot covered at aan low sale prices. Come first to secure your exact style os % Seconds of and ¢it. 25¢ to 30e Grag Included are tkree-plece Costume Sutts, stricity fatlored effects and fancy models, trimmed with braiding, embroidery or ribbon, Fashioned of best quality twill cord, Poiret twill, and-tricotine in fan and navy shades. All sizes. 7 ,I44 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES i MS SBSBeeanasepeesaeeaeeaeeaeeaesaaeaueab | | aaa ) 2m. Lite en en i : 888 oe i
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Sit —_ > SSS ee ee ee ee ee O02 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-DISPATCR | 18 SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 14. famous~Barr Gos Annual M We Give Lagle Stamps and Redeem Full Boolrs for $2 in Cash or $2.50 mn Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Ercepted Will Interest Value- Versed St. Louisans at Ret yin Missouri and the West. | et er ee ad at Retail in Missouri and the West. | ‘ — = ees teen : } ’ : | the Remarkab}. | You Up. ells of diasinees "a mn or excitement; {¢ are sleepless and stion weak—~Tak.s a, _ SET Go es Teta assess esees TITIT seeereeeseeceeseccessocesecdedesececcccreuavcceecececedeeneneaey 7s TTT see poccsssocsooccccessooess = ra , Epscseseveeesees Yue oee SEDI sseedeceeeae scascocceneees Veeveussassssceveveveeecees ITEIILENEIEITILIE TIT TOOT rire Lire : Heavy, Wh 7, Wednesday Offerings in the Event So Interesting to Mothers—The May Sale of Sports Catin thin wetery Wntil it is rich pr | praet aa fores. mt energy. If want. - nat een | Dufants and Childrens Wear J $2.15. A Buch a thor every tissue ine, active and strong of your trouble, moroughg and com. : ‘ eatin, effec mak se" 4+ s aaa nfs ‘ice HT : SPLend itv qGcue- From Which to Supply Needs at Important Savings ) | tive piaid or plain ws wes; 40 . » | “ . 7 if ‘ p ~ , + , — + a “ . 4 @ the assortments of practical and dressy Summer apparel, «~ undermusiins and accessories were originally so compr hen- \ sive that selection is still delightfully broad. ° . good health end gist, get a Pack. Wo after each meg] are not Pleased, ‘¢ your looks, your come your mo solid and highly io pare $5.95 Printed Crepes The genuine Tut-ankh-amen pyrighted Prints; asilk-anéd- wool Crepe with patterns in many colorings and kinds; 40 inches wide; ~ epecial, the yard .. $4.50 . $5.95 Printed Crepes , : ? >, 5te ’ ts, : ~~ it -= ipa tee . ne oe eomere to match; ame ruffle trimmed. . Third Moor exclusively i ith trimmings of contrasting shades; variéus light colors. Size ' = - — evening news. 6 #§ i | ; , | lens | $1.50 and $2 Gowns $1.25 Nainsook lead Cake at ge Special, Wednesday— 22008000098 ff | and Slips Slips ae : Caramel] 75c to $4.05 Values, | «for children of 4 to 18 vears: ae Ratntw - be $3.50 to $3.95 Talues, ; fi nn OC Cree: 7 ont neinannk mete of | " A 3 i, Price | @lipover slips with trimmed in etvile: ~ 80¢ 99.45 Marshmallows ’ . 4 ss 4? s* flounces and strap or built-up special at ¢ Through the enthusiastic co-operation of a lead- ing Eastern manufacturer, we are ‘permitted to pre- sent these new Spring Shoes at fractional prices. | There are not all sizes in every style, but everyone can be fitted in one style or another. ee ad DOC 80080 000000008 000 00000000000000000004 APP hae habe haba daa ADADSASAADSADDE AEA AEE EERE EO Lingerie Caps and Bon- | 1 eg $1 39 Inf ‘ Midsummer Suits in Paul 3 ing tle ~ andl ‘ke epecial at...... i . $1.50 n ants " Se 3) ety S20 aui Value AY nets, aiszso p.iqu nad 611 . Jones one and tr piece ted, i pongee Hats for tiny boys $6.95 and $7.95 Coats Shirts rerulation et Mae” Arua Pound. . oy Oxfords, one and two straps, tongue pumps of black | and girls; a wide variety of Hand-smocked in Bishop rR make; soft woven aitihintts ‘al Pert umity | | SD eg an kid, also patent leather. Low, Cuban or French heels, with | *Jate stvles: all samples, and style; of white or buff popli: and very dural sizes for in- waists and po} r chat 3 i: cane with o tnedt: flexible ‘soles. | oe po i hn aie Ces genes uo ‘| = : Lllows, red with a tooth | in per a roncition | " § . ; $5 45 ms 1 | ‘ / Q: C rr)? . , ‘ came roating of rich carame!. {| ms oe . — re . - Yea - eanfarct Te 6 eli — “ 7 ; : . Phtet Ptone-—i ee or to «6deligh So extraordinary are these values that it would be a capital idea | NSU EEEERTESSESSSTSESTESSSSSSSSSESSSSOSSSSCS65S5CTSSUT TOTS SUTSTTORS STS TSROTUSSESTTTCRTSSSOTCOIDSTTOSS TE TOUT ss coe setae STOUTTOTTG : saavasavonaateasesasaUsaseaaUseceaetbhedacassteTUBIeCeTEGTUTTET 7 ila Citentieee Dinas to buy three or four pairs, for Spring and Summer wear. Basement Pronomy Store Wednesday’s Special Offerings in the Housefurnishing Section— ey SET Tn ete teaetes =] , se ms Well-Made Copper Wash Boilers are fj. | eC o eC - : % a | -* =. 1 af 22, ' 4 i F : | | BPO xP Boilers will save considerably if they select them from this group. Thev are of all-copper, No. 8 size, with tin cover and stationary wooden handles. $5.40 Values, Special for...... wits S$ 59 € Housewives in need of new Wash -s) Alteration Sale of eptietiiitesisie Sie Washtubs: of galvanized iron 66ce $1.20 Clothes, Hampers, with covers...... 89c 9 * @ 2s Melding Wash Benchee $1.79 $1.35 Willow Woven Clothes Raskets.......$1.00 omen | ) 90 Brass King Wash Boards 650 i ae « N | ra 5 Folding Ironing Boards $1.95 $8.35 Two-Burner Gas Laundry Hot Plates, $2.75 $2 , , ‘ « t . ve | 1% Sash Cord Clothestiines, 50-ft iMe €1.50 514-Ft. Ironing -Boards $1.15 — ~ ) 2%0¢ Clothes Props, 8-ft. size, 3 for 2Re &3.50 Curtain Stretchers, wth pins $2.75 $29.50 fo $35 Values ! $1.75 Mrs. Pott’s Sadiron Sects $1.17 “tar Naphtha Washing Powder: no mail or phone . “$5.50 Coal Laundry Stoves, two holes $4.49 orders accepted: six boxes for , 2ic 7 : 29g ap “Banch Clo $ ID ry . Lenox Laundry Soap Bench Clothes Wringers QO SO eC and ‘ ‘” s -lined Farr’ | 71) YT most ' | favored styles, developed of wool velour, B: ~ IGS | , | livia, tricotine and comBinations in biack — | ; . | ad reindeer Sizes for misses é; \ & - = tan. rookie and e and women itn the ———— honograph cece a AC Basemene Economy Store An Unusually Special Purchase Brings This Exceptional Sale of , P 20,000 Dinnerware Pieces — el me Candy Special Alteration Sale of oe 39 $3 Canton Crepe Pound, i | . 3 Complete With Mirror and Ie —all with small imperfections in*four remarkable groups 3 r, name Cooidtnditile € These desirable pieces were specially purchased Irom a leading maker, : and are all of light-weight semi-porcelain in the pattern shown in the illus- A Very Unusual Value at tration—a blue band and line design. Every piece is modeled in the grace- — ; ful plain shape and many a home-maker will welcome this surprising op- 7 portunity to add to her supply of dinnerware. In sets or single pieces. | | ao | Seconds of Seconds of In This Sale Are Se - ~ . or a a o l5e to 20e Grades 50-Piece 35¢ & 45c Grades Terms of $1.00 Weekly Wednesday CA rich ¢ \4ge renter thi aly Special, Yard eS ee ee eee eee oe oe 1 9 pated with sweet Chocoate @ Attractive Spring and Bummer apparel @ - =———___ = pot ae Economy *tere can be fashioned from this all-stik Canton Crepe that it« 49 tnehes wide Frown in Oo black and eeveral other desirable shades. $2.50 Crepe de Chine $1 Silk Ratine Alteration Sale of All-silk Crepe de Chine, 66 Yara-wi4e Ratine, woven of inches wide. with a heavy raw gilk A eplenéaia light- B pebble weave. Wide variety of | Weight fabric for Summer S eets sors Specia $I] 79 wear. Choice of 20 new 59 Wednesdays ware «sve . shades. Special, yaré.... C | 2.25 Taff Seconds S$ Ad $2 to $3 Silks ' Ee 4. : Le 16 annie ’ hb > bb hh hh D900 OO00000000000000004 hehe ee ee eee eee DD DAA A bo bb oe ‘a oe oe oe 99OO00000000000000000000000500000006 CRDRR0900000000000000000000000000000000006 7 s , * ~ . : : . 4 of sg! nS _ Harde ~e nrinte patterne inches _ wide in dark nravy Choice 4 Dinne sets _- Choice Ea : @ Since these instruments play all records le Be — on crepe de chine, radium | Blue only, A fabric very pop- al . ‘ . ° P . . . q - i ‘ ’ “ an mthea Siti ; a : ’ aprin ne at by ia. Seconds $12 Grade at..... : and are of the latest design, excellent con- Pure bleached: 72x89-inct fo 40 inches wide. @a G@ | Summer dresces, 76 $1.49 oe ; " : " ° ' : ; % ‘¢s . he . "qd E pec a 7% A ' . as FE Te Q5 age : struction and splendid tonal quality, this Sheete with + ade : a igh oe 25 = acc | eerie : remarkable offering should instantly ap- ——— fodic —.. | oe a hs Lallwhodonotr honograpn (oatr , a | T) chac \] oh i) ehpe : pe al t¢ ail \\ bit P Cat? NOT PpOSS¢ SS a pil } = * p . 29c Percales 7 Fruit Dishes | ps and Saucers : With this beautiful instrument comes a Yard wid rh-count Per- Alteration Sale of end end “= Sets in the same at L, ree (val : 3 richiv tinted a ivchrome mirror and two 06 fee ae SS 1 5 Matt Butter Fiates | tractive pattern, each cow- egetavie Misnes : electric candlesticks, but as only a limited te: ia: weee 19¢ «. resses sisting ©) > number of these combination outfits are . | : » 90mg — f) . nneyl Dial: ™ : White Organdie e Seconds of “ae Serer Peg ne “0 aI C of -: offered, vou should « hoose at once. fons | ‘ reand Special at } : ’ | aptata ' : pfaas . (“2 ¥ : - ; , ryan 9 an, CO Took lial Gedad 60cto$l Grades | : Es sie wl LO 5UC Grages : gringyterea.: beta % , Features of This Phonograph imperfections in the selvag $ 95 oad Aichi , . 3 In Queen Anne style; finished in mahog- oe ee ae, > ne ° Choi ‘ Pee Choice ]- Q 3 any,.with center opening; 37 inches high, 49 : | ee ‘ tce |: ‘ ] Sijvar veo at ad © : inches ww) de an d Sad | inches decp . with latest $1 .98 Longcloth a Se ooee ee ea sf; 7 wae cor ie et. ee -- _* = > White yard-wide, chamols " 7 ed ; : a a | 3 devices including silent-running, double- oe = "eo lot rh: a. ~§ 4P 7 i € A tot of tust 166 —— y fols Mattragece, ptt ae | 45 oes }P Al Pi eae 7. ‘. ; eet ar 63 Ars eA = Prcaone tufte an ‘ an al o eo Di 1 open vegetable dish | sae “se y sa *P 7 ortene piush-covered , table, gold. ideal for = es > wear ane with high au ‘ty. fancy colored art tiehing . eae. Bner Plates Pp ert Covered Casseroles plated metal parts and space for 100 records. a a ae Basement Economy Store Breakfast Plat 1 covered dish Covered Butter Dishes Music Salon—Sixth Fieor. id-yd_ & , Tast lates ; iste " at ) . - : ‘ . | u Basement Fceneomy Stere 7 Meat Dishes | 2 sauce Doat Large Meat Dishes a Fe l cream pitener Friftth Fieer reer rr re ers CER SES SSUES EPR IO ORS yd rears rrr ter eerie ries Se Vegetable Dishes . ; _ ~ © ; yay ® . ” . ~ , ” . r = ( - : ;
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vie. The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. % 14 ) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a A A SEE OUR wy ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 13 for 821 We Give E ‘agle Stamps and Redeem Full Books n Cash or $2.50 in Met rchandise Few Restric te rd Articles Excepted. ———— ———— - _ —w ee ee — | famous~Darr Gos Annual M Feature Savings That Are Really Extraordinary .. oe ae as “ est Distributors of Merc ate etail in Missouri and the Wea ie) | SPSS S HPSS LET FOSS CHT ETE EC eee eC ee eee eRe eees ee MIO LAr Peete nnees 6 SOS SOee Tesever — a ‘ A Most Exceptional — for Women and \Misses to Select the ——————————————e oo ooo Te . S 1) Wednesday Continues the Value-Giving of Our Annual t | Latest Spr cei resses as 4 ——— Fen , At the Very —— J ‘ Special Price of a —Assortments Offer gent Choice at Important Savings 4 | | © The pronounced savings to be effected by supplving future as well as immediate needs from § € In the height of the Spring fashion are all these Dresses, making many of ©: these remarkable offerings will appeal to economical women. By shopping early, you will bene- - them quite suitable for Summer wey qT em dels for street. sports, after- tit by more compiete groups. © noon and dinner wear in such wanted sivies as. raped, blouse, panel, basque, — e : straightline and coat effects—all fashioned of the most approved silk or wool i , l ; r Qj . + slr Handmade Underwear Handmade Wear Satinay Slips, 5 Misses’ sizes: 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section $3.50 to $4.95 Values, $1.95 to $2.95 Values, $4.95 Values, 3 Women’s sizes: 34 to 44 in Women’s Dress Section d*).45 = 63 R23 r 7 Te api ge wt . l Itra Froc Ss and Gown is | yowers {n sleeveless and cap sleeve Beautiful Philippine gowns and che- | Attractive Princess Slips of Engtish : Pal Ff a styliee—chemises with strap or Sullt-up mises, bloomers, real lace trimmed; tinay: shadow-proof Itned to hi ‘e Originally $59.75 fo $225, at SavIngs of | PS 8 ae ee ee ne she , —- a sear > Bnecges eca.- gowns with or withou at sleeves and che- hermises, tely hand scalloped and embroider- braid; Snished with hemstitched heme; ‘3 ican designers Sizes 14 to 44 bieomers, gowns and princess s.ipa ial with floral and spray designs in white and flesh. ; 3 ~ *. . ~ . ~ *, ’ . . es smart is ir ng Suits Coats, meee = W raps ienes $4.50 Satinay Slips —_ $1.25 to $1.50 Petticoats| $1.25 to $1.50 Extra § oomers a eee | : Sp/ did U nusual iB cellent ‘Ens h sa’ an s aianes —of eplendid white sateen, Size Gowns plendi i ikiad ot ennipio te Bi : ‘ue teaaiig ‘ann wennes at. : : a enoulder straps trimmed | e¢ er ssalleped bottome: aul muslin. trimmed with lace «= =a oe eS i delete rutt.@ at knee ec i ane g=t 7 a ; x Ora + es jit. - e 2 ae . 1s; ecnoice embroidery: square or reund ¥ ere ot |‘. ances ~ See OF : oe te Gee S| eDe : $2.83 Breet: R3 necks; all in slip-on i, r ret tw ; ecks —- bes hay Sesrnas on 7 sare with st s.2és‘23-ard 25; priced v Third Fleer “*S". special Cc eipte: epost... . 8 | $ to 46 ee Fourth Sieh a ne paneees Te eeeeteeeeuSUSeeSeSeSeee segs SeSSSSSSSSSSEC DED Tee r ee . mex Important to Many Wo d Mi . ; | Ww Ww; Pp O ] men an isses—T his Unusual Group of 3 a3 AG : omen Will Welcome This Selling of ° - 3 : Chiffon Sill 3 Su | nay | | iffon Silk Hose Suk and Sati AY S1Ups This Is Enrollment Time for — , | Irregulars of $1.95 Grade ; . ? Madame Coates’ School ot a. $ _ Q5 . — Wednesday. . —- . | . 1]; Wednesday ; : WO , ° y Bs . : Dressmaking and Millinery re for. ‘ S F es : sie e garter topes In me bie aslereaaigl € White Tub Silk Slips. double to the hip end” 12 Lessons in Any of matkable group from which to anticipass Three Courses. $5.00 be cc ao Women’s $2 White S Silk Hose @ This practical and successful School opens its term of ee ee tte Stk Bons fashioned with Lisle instruction, Monday, April 30th. under the personal direr- Special at ———— $1 50) tion of Madame Lvdia Coates, who has manv n models 7 and hundreds of colored piates showing the ! Free Explanatory Lectures 2:30 P. M., Thursday and Friday April 26 and 27, in Classroom Tuesday Continues Our Sale of Chic Mesh Bags . illustrated with numerous n Sand req pictures ine $3.75 to $6 *. » we classes ‘A 1] he ' Values / | Enrollment Blanks and Complete Information i in the Silk Section on the Third Floor. 0é Whites ee | , :.*s—sco ms Witt engraved frames or . sae =e $ since the latest stries are tnciud- _—— STEP ST TESTA SIT oer 3 SUUSUBSTSTasBUssceteesecscsacstececeeeces Siclbcbedsesbessleceeen ; ry ed, you should choose at 2nce. Mate Fleer An Exceptional Group of $2.50 Torcher es Special,Sy QO) W ednes- OO a ‘ee *ee «e a7 *stes@ ’ In twe highly deco retive stries. Just 7) te all. a, 4 * two des'gnes a bin n nreresting oT Torch- A Wednesday Event Which Will Attract Feminine Interes? worl J pepe we x r¢ an - F 4 pale of Dress Aprons $] 70 A most unusual opportunity to select the newest and smartest types o} ice of &}) attractive stvles—at savings so pronounced as to prot 0 ee ee For Wednesday, This Group of Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs 448 $1.95 to $3.50 Values for .... Regular and Extra Sizes. eee we on to wv S supply all Summer needs here tomorrow. Some samples are inc din thie Int | ty @ Handseme reproductions ee cet: Metin Sen ate Straightline, — oe | Of fine-count cambric and Ren. 1g Soft shades of biue gre ine ana =i nn ee s “s or ing ‘ures = “ 2 er) . ITT Ss ~ Ses raha " side-opening a one | Srew, Amoskeag pre temo | a pc A ee ligt wae! B. , —in sear , and eff 7 | ham in solid Co.0TS, necks and S.ra>.e@ [or Many rooms — my native ssh. s rr‘a nes re mae — : - a - 3 werar or an "a > gile> = ’ e - _ a o- - - “2 = ‘ent! agree wit Do kinsme me cba e. though new, Engl jewe . 2 ‘hie should find place @ crowr of your petr Rg? «Sf ; do. immediately upe . nex . shall ask the peopl assem + 4 a Society of St. Geo-x* e 2 hough ne @ub-crera’* far ; : eur wey With ‘hie pa - a n iThe age of Fr eacham Vv? nor * RB pC n of 8&7 me~ or ach and the boas’ co's #°8 a! every census Tn 2960 Peach had 794 tnhabé- tr’. -Phe Amw>aesadocr ‘hen seomigat elf for the presidency @ng th ce of Wales as patron of (th + ar Ae ™_e t OCRATIC. CLUB URGES CITIZENS TO ACT er the Backgroun ~~ Pernetual Officeh g Poli- ° te ~ q¢emen Save “~ abe ~ or ak s -2 « * gene a 'Mrge4 to ‘ake charge of public af Mirs in S uis and to “relegate t t the perpetual offic Belding roliticiar.” tn a statem the board of gov Club rgan.zed to ef mp: > heat -he Republican ms ~ ‘i erm OCTA .; ie at tte own cunmeeae Winning 1| elections The sareme reads, tn part A* rrese a we are suff . . . among he vO ° - , oa ‘so a dist @ leaders > is produced = ; fiAerce f the communigy © wil demonstrate ite ability t "pe “heen «+ r'ers as nr , oe +. ren a wletet a victory for good gov en’. the apathy wil! at ence € rerd tt wt be demonstrat gerern ment of the people perp = and for the pecrie sti . Bait for Votes. | , “Tan ct en in the past Soliet . search of some issue * a be good bait with which votes, Rave put forth mg Tad or fancy as the pe i+. with the hope that t P°rary popularity thereef wo "nem euffictent rotes to “etery. Such prectices he rec the more important =enta! principles of *=¢ the voters, seeing ‘a 4ere were mostly oP iD" ereetad merely tn victory S2ks of the spells that foll Bers lost fateh in the leaders ‘hen se'vee ost «¢ gh of the st and fundamental objects ¢ “Stppert Crgeuy Needed.” "Ts never was a time in oh . ™ ‘a "he Geovernmmert mm "“* Needed fhe whole-h s-* 7 . *- Suppore of al) hot est, = - t *"¢ Uneelfish ctrigens than — ——- . fy “" 8wW Wae nerer eo Db ‘Ted and erimse sever a t«a bd = ‘h Tatar — : . vv : : f "Ss pubile empiai 2 “Ree number. bu ' 7 = > er ©? oe : : . ue to multiply: — | rT" au etapa grrere . Oo" Or @ oe ° t i ee yates =°ns moet bestir *® and ee teas ig*iy erudy oo Ss ~* - — ta: ‘eo nev ™m Cae "em selves and at all + — emesy and (ntelligent part Benes eer a yr ane tS appertien boars women se e ‘ oe
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ei o rchandise he West. sds from ll bene- Extra 18 or excellent th lace or | or round 83c * tendon, the Amba v 2) os the hip and edging; also atinay with on bodice o 44. Slips of h picot edg- oy Slips . $1.85 le. shade w- es of tmported fleah satinay, 44. | Fourth Ficor 8 Scarfs esser Scarfs, jewel cloth with lace tn- » $1.25 ~ lin Towellng of ' with fancy pal for roller -... 386 belding politician.” in a etatement Nigns “4 —— the Preece ar’ ‘ge: »b . De cin .. Wg: a ‘he New Vork A Ose preside of the « ‘ i iz . ; oe eh Poe Dispe ©) ) . - . ~* > oo Bin . . . IPNDON. April 24.—Ambassador pant and harmonious, and I have : last night rose to purple “Pon no iess at authority tha y er P \f ~ > : ™ a e = — {,e + Na ha i — . af , nry ,? at e ‘nse , . . ree ‘ ‘ : : peigh's of ora.o: ; Cedleston tha: whatever shins vit . — - . eho . inc ee A S 3 inf . - ys “White Prince fj efects of others all Georges — Yet 7 ° — @ Ha)! where ° I e oi, are 681 - a > ; **-e ; : : ~ 3 . MA- moe " ™ ~ og presided over a dinner = giver . . it gime shall come " . . ; ‘ P he Rova Soc ? 7 = * {(,¢ ge u“ ) qj oe al j > a ha ee : maine de. assembled, being bold, though neve 4: is eminentiy firing M ° . —s santecA he P ‘ ' own rOVA Presiaey? S ‘ nd should he r ; ; ; | “1 * a. . J , + . ent i ‘ " __ om > — g Edward, lineal descendant of nee wo Use . a of , ,iee nr ; > roOvaAl hieh?r ac we Edward in whose reign §8t Wa preciseiy a8 his royal ghness Asse ¢ oer as already honored and won the rge was adopted as your patr é i and on ‘ a : Pars ¢ be h Sc ki? crnmoen arcrnoes th int. g , S#a ee tier’ — ** se ‘az °° cf “wy proud litte na , , My PD : ee “Queenly Mother of Us AIL” ment looks forth from her tree igs wedge erm " x . — And now i SPeA K AS AN “inal mntAains ATG S)'ATh AR ; : } cad mo nia ‘nel oven - ae * a? "ne An 2 ca a ¢ | nore pu iS Sis ron gon her! POT ‘rust vou everieneak ae 11: wealths, serene in her conscioug- , pon sing eA © Englishmen Pas Engtanra ef a Virtually undiluted ances- : Yee ness ° : . when | ' eP he gorntefi reese of tral BOCK Wot less *! r per cent : . _- ey . a T. oa? 5 Sf . : > . ’ -~ @ . —. ie * >» ' _ . “ Sperentire population are directly a ta fo: ‘aled ’ +3 ' rT wren ‘aAa.ean? i jaive, ;eace’ a ren n¢ an? er . 4 \arrsa . ; _ oe] 2 | re ac ; + ms at iatignters ' . afventur' im Ri he throvue st the « ~* 3 cheltere) ; 2 ’ ’ - oY (i) \"4 iT Qe kingdom. Ca Witannia in rendering homage bh “ lees fp in ‘ . : : guntes 5oas , eneland secure her matchiees ownship. : His Native T ' ! | . ac? =* e. ’ i ° ae ‘ c ; rr @ ‘* a] “of ? 1. 2 "Tf £0 ] point i steady in her «ron © presen? — : . fe . : - i] » “YY , ” . . - nahip Mw h c . . a i i}? oe R an | , te ~~ * a | le hae | ? »* wor hil, f other than Fy ' an or 7 ; ) S14 . or g a s 7 : . ie @ 34 : | . = . ,*? sr @ h piooGg . FT 5 @,, a o ih ’ i Harvey. after f her ent — Co. mia afra stately, quee mothe f " ' +) > 4 e5 ary _ fing his ¢ ss is All vent on To me. sir (t ng to ° "Tyo a; j Yr) 4 k — e, n £ ea vw | a ° ‘ | re) r mn" ; 17 re | ha t : 4 Tn *h ’ "of , , . me the , ¢ a ‘ gz ex I iif eA eec ¢ an to a like the ~ - > | , ‘4 * . ; ewe f h as Ss & ' * gtnrie 7 ‘oo the H rew singer of . \, : “? nef 4 na? ’ . place in tne ¢« ' nid his ver ist ie de a A ims meAiatea Sner ana aint’ | : -' : 1.2 * i}? o | e P , V4 ,; es a)! A £ my next - ei? | ‘ 2 n e1 eakir g in tha *oOast ‘ t , oc) : « 4 : gub-opera’e for that fe not our wa’ had said I hope tt ts ¢ aa rir fhenaren’ ass Aa of eorrnee!) for thea prose ety 4 (The 1 age of F’eacham Ve lowing ounse!l for the defense ] now boasts @ po) nm of 65; lo not think we need to be appre men women and children. and the hensive. From th: k his eve bows’ re's ‘eee ar ever’ ers © lr and fr , "A ,? 7 save hen? ; ’ ’ 40°) Peacham had 724 tinhahbt- SAY ON Ma? as.ons I suspect that fan's) (ol. Harve hailing as he does fron The Ambassador then nominated New England. has a soft corner 1: Pimee ¢ f, tha pres Aer - and tha - : ) ‘ ’ ; , trie : . fa «mt 'f ron cy ' ’ A ‘ Tos ee in c arn more \ta : IK : . s re a : ve 2 are central aren a Amer Cn =?) : } ie fTAUR ss -_s he The " ; Pern « _ _ heet!y them true pati ot. @7r and revere, e {a1 ra) Yee and he ry" ge} -_ @* +) i. the fiag tr) the end that \" hen the ‘ ne ; ‘ jl‘ ' | : dler. . " 5 tha dav they YY ;«? Ives and at all times of loyalty will en Active and tr nteliigent part in tent that their American citizenship mene. - cannot be doubted Board of Governors. which He pointed out that {t is not only Right at Hotel Jefferson, the foreign-born child who needs: to ®Ddortion to women 10 of Americanization. eome men and women the foundatior for thems . nm 6 »? hearty Per (sree 2 Ls ePwed 'S s@sei'nne tH presidency of Sir } race PP > i, Nead of the Britie) s, : — eo — om e f _@rees 5 4 ~ . Per is ha? © ? er “ne ray g. | e . l¢ Orial an scussionas of the ter | ses e | KS Mainta e Z w ev ry : , , mor ea } , ‘ 2} ‘ Ps ns and nsisted . sten in he procedtre S eae eva ation of Turkis ‘ al. ed troor a | >| rOOps ‘ : ea , a.) ‘ Agreene of his €,0overnmey th the Turke postponing the ques > { f de ry Ting tha froar "ier of Turkey and the Kingdom of § Irak ‘A ‘h involves the oil producing te — _+ \foc ] a} Q mainta ning thea S'aAtus guo until a final awreemen?: or P OQYyestingy cary a reached Safegiia ding of the legitimate n tional interests of the tnited States and of the principle of commerrina! opportunity for all nations was offi 2 . eo forth vesterdav as the gi'd S lle of the American renpresent(n ces a7 the co? feren e joseph €.. Grew American “in and said the Inited : -_ 4 ’ cter to Switzer States welcomed the restimption o the conference It had reconvened on a substantial basis, an wnder- standing already had been reached on a variety of {mportant subjects and upon this firm foundation the I'nited States expected soon to see erected that edifice of a fust and atahle peace for which the world as waiting with eagerness. Of the posi tlon of the American § representa- tives he raaid Weare here for the same pur poses and in the same capacittv as hefora the adiournment, participat- ing not on the footing of a belliger ent against Turkey nor asa party to the treaty of peace under negontia tione hetween the allied Powers and Turkey, but none the less in a fu! representative capacity and with full authorization and competence ‘o aepeak on behalf of the (iovern- ment of the United Btates.” Safegunarded Opportunities. After affirming that. during the deliberations the United States wished to see legitimate national in- tereats and equal commercial oppo:- tunitier safeguarded, Grew declared that. if other {ssues arose or should amplification of the American vos! tion be desired. the American repre sentatives; would avail themselves of the privilege of further statement or comment. and concluded ‘As far as may be within our proper func- tions, and to the extent of our pow- er we wish to assist in serving the calse of he ace ** No mention was n ade at vester day's inaugural meeting with the Turks of the railroad or other e+ crees rs gr tec e ther to Amer ans or to other foreigners, but the Cheetey mireecinn eontinue ‘rn he he crest top of private discs I The Turkish delegatio: throug! ‘= epoxnesnie! declared that the (“hester conceas.on “wae en valid. and was granted, not becaure Chester Was an American or Tur- key wished to favor the United States, but because Americans knew how to do business on a business basis without appealing to their, Government for help or seeking to. SP. LOUIS, TUESDAY a Minute. Ci ty—Drama EVENING, APRIL 24, 1993. -_— ee RAGES 15—18 | | ” fly tps 7 : *, ‘’_ a vif whi, J, tif oy Vi A a, i [oy Ps oi Naha ie Me y he MOLY ate : fi 7 wy, Uys ve § Wie Tr * is buf at @ 3 ple . eed » yy 7 ’ ee 7 at times complete prohibition, quo “T have never ente hotels. Separate referendums wWtl! for eaetablishment gq while the beer and wine question ® he settled Supreme allen property cus jurisdiction over property ©o desire to embarraas the Fre, Evrla and embarrass Fran- while she is in ocoupation cases brought the Commercial Trust Co. of Jersey and Charles J. Ahrenfelidt. louis County. The re sae riee« enc! } nieang oF irle w ) leh A hospital building will be ereete:! shown in the aketch. At the south en? — -~-- -- —-- —_— snes - -—— - WOULD STOP IMMIGRATION FOR AT LEAST FIVE YEARS Ymerican Legion Commander Sars It Will Take That Long to American- ize Aliens Already in U. By the Asso lated Press SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Aprtl 24 Immigration must he stopped for at anst a five-vear period to give America an oppornunity to Amer! eanize the approximately 19,990.000 nassimilated foreigners already here, deciared Alvin M. Owsley, na tional commander of the American Legion, in an address here lagt He urged that the 1.990.900 Tre gionaires atand as solidiv back of America in peace as they did dAaurir the World War POLISH FINANCE MINISTER TO NULLIFY PARTIAL PROHIBITION Rr «he Associated Preaa WARSAW, April 223 Tt {Is learned from reliable Sourcer that the Finance Minister nians the with drawal of all remulations ordering nart a} proh hition nn alcoholic drinks, such as prohibition to sell or eonsume intoxicating IMquors on the eve of holidays. or on holidays, and on Saturdavse and Sundave » 5 Finance Ministry declares that these measiires are causing a great deficit. while their real effect is nil as none of the other governmental! regijlations are as often hroken In view. however. of the fact that nublic opinion is not only for main taining these regulations, but urges ‘ ing America as an example, the Finance Ministry !ntends to abolish the regulations gradually tn order not fry provoke Tno great Aa protes? 2 LIQUOR VOTES IN MANITOBA Firet on June 1 on Fatablishment of Government Stores. Re «he Aagenctated Presse WINNIPEG, Man... April 24.—-The people of Manitoba will he asked to vote not only for the eatablishment of Government liquor stores to dis- pense liquor for beverage purposes but also on a petition put forward by the Beer and Wine League for the sale of beer and wine wich meals i , he taker according to A decision reached by the Maniftona legisiature The referendum aubmitted by the \foderate League of Manitoba, calling > ry ‘ > of Governmeé! 1] 4 * > ‘quar stores, will be voted on June : her the electorate nrohal Senrember ALIEN CUSTODIAN IS UPHELD Court. Rulex« He Has Au- thority Over All Property Jen ared Press ’ oy: : _ ‘ Tha 1" ASHINGTON AD 4 i odian can assert 4 enemt leans which is not in his handa, the | sania Court held vesterday i[n hv Frederick Weeche x. property, a 1j3-acre combined administration recreation bullding, and eneral revenue | les in the bond | An appropriation of #80,.000 has been authorized from item for bag “sores >> Hi Supervisory Committee has app rev od expehditure of darts 000 for the hospital FAGUE FOE OF DRUG MUCH CRITICISM OF TRADE, CEGIL REPEATS CHESTER CONCESSIONS Agitation in Turk Capital Chief- | by Newspapers Subsidized by the French. “hairman Porter He Is Un familiar With What Has Been Done Against Post-Dispatch and Chicago Dally CONSTANTINOP newspapers aubsidized hy French authorities continue thetr bit- | Nationalist As- 1 unfan ‘Marity With the work of the ncessions, claiming that should the ft would turn the representative addition to the newspapers published services here, severa! have heen ac- Candidates for the electioneertng Pamphlets are being dietributed tn parts of Anatolia pretending {© distates walit- (“heater com- in accomplishing rranted will have th others have had atnce upon Americana that the concess.on’ the United States involved in the complicated political the Near Faat the concessiona granted to Rear Ad- complete suppres#ion is argued. have a character, and many The allies are pointing out complications are unavotdable because concessions granted to group were granted to the Boullion stgned no impor or export of the ‘ rneéar governme! tal concessions tn llaretsa were granted to ao- he Near Fast perma the Chester proposals with of akepticitem and willingly Iietened to suggestions that the whole thing was “hot air.” of the League of Nations hee elected are now con- the Amertean Govern- ment is behind the Chester plans. Statements issued lately to membership on mission on Intellectual! replaces Prof who recently resigned. * New ' He Albert Einstein, ee ee ae =_———_ = is) BETTER SCHOOL FACILITIES FOR NEGROES URGED High School East of Grand Boulevard and Open Air School Among the Exten- sions Advocated. | ' i j i i ; i HEARING AT REQUEST OF WOMEN VOTERS Lawyer Says 1200 Negroes Have Come to City Since First of Year and More Ar- rive Weekly From South, | Better achool facilities for negro |‘ puptis in the city, Including a high | school east of Grand boulevard, es- tablishment of a normal echool for ‘training negro teachers, and an open air achool for tubercular negro enil- | dren, were urged rta publito hearing yesterday before the Board of Edu- cation. held at the request of the Educational Committee of the League of Women Voters. A delegation _of negro citizens, representing numerous organizations attended Rever-al of their number, together with white speakers, ad- vocated a larger edtcational pro- gram for the increasing number of negro children enrolled in the publie schools. Only four of the 12 members of the board attended the hearing— President Henry A. Rosskopf, Mra. Flias Michael, H. F. Fahrenkrog and John ©. Tobin The latter two left before the hearing closed Open Air School Urged. Hlomer Hall, president of the &S&t. Louls Tuberculosis Society, recom- mended an appropriation of $10,900 | for construction of an open atir -echool for tubercular negro children, and from minutes of the board in 1917 quoted adoption by the Board (of Fducation of a report declaring the need of an open air achool for negroes was equally urgent as such a achool for white children. | Three such schools provided for |white ohildren had proved very siuc- | cessful, Hall said, and 75 per cent of the children attending these achools had been saved from the dis- |} ease. Hall declared the death rate among negroes from tuberculoats was three times as great as the rate /among whites, to the 199,990 of population. He presented atatistics to show that In 1920 the tuberculosis death rate for negro children frum 6 to 14 years of age was approxi- mately 13 times am grent aa that for white children between the same ages. The Tuberculosis Hoclety shares in the expense of the achools maintained and last year paid out $9190 tn this work, Hall gaia. Urban league Director Heard. In support of the plea for a negro high school east of Grand boulevard. Gordon H. Simpson, negro, director of the Urban League, said 48.488 negroes live in the district bounded by (ass avenue, Grand bowlevard. Arsenal street and the river. repre senting 69.3 of the negro population of the city. He said more than 1200 negroes had located in the city since the first of the ear, and more were coming from the South every week. moat of the: locating tn the Alatrict mentioned) The negro achool enroil- ment thie vear is 1400 larger than last ven he galid education of negroes as a aentution of racial Alfferences was urged hs llomer Phillips, negro attorney. He iid, "I do not wish to soun@ a iote of alarm, but the gwerme of race riots exist here and tt is a problem to he solved by the better elements of both races. The cauees of rare riote go back to housing difficulties, economic conditiona in competition for joha, delinquency and crime. Ket. ter educational facilities are a ble factor tn offsetting these enondt- tions.” Carfare Now a Burden. It.was pointed out that many par- ents are unable to pay the dally car- fare of their children to Suntnear | High Schoo!, 4270W Cottage avenue. and other schoole west of Grand boulevard, amounting to 85.460 a month for two, and $11.29 a menth for four. Bumner High School was bullt for 750 puptia, it was sald, and now houses approximately 1499. Other epeakers urged adoption of the recommendationsa, including Mra Virgt! Loeb, acting chairman of the Education Committee of the league: Mre. Laura FEF. Fdwerds, a member of the committee: Charles M. Hubbard. general manager of the St. Louls Provident Association, and Mrs. EF. CC. Runge a probation offi- cer for the Juvenile Court. ‘SUBSIDY FOR COTTON GROWERS Government of New south Wales Of. fers Three-Year Guaranten, Fv Se Aseoctated Pree BYDNEY. N. 8. W.. April 338.—The New Bouth Wales Government is of- fering cotton growers «a three years’ guarantee on Gelivery of cotten to ginnertes, the first year 44 6 the second year 444 and /year 44. In Queensiand 1098, Rie ete > > a eet ane ~ tt Creve an uae va ns ate PO. Cee MS, a> «4 rey ee -- —— ~ en ow ~ TA Re sted cect a ee a es — : — al ee ee ee
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16 eT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. TTESDAY EVENTING, APRIL 24, 1993. — ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ RECOGNITION OF MEXICO. os moc pa ’ : * . , ’ a A . Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER The announcement that the Harcing acm:n:! calination case has reached . . le th ha > yrnera* ‘OR > ba leaea’s tere sense of acc rliishment somebody elses *‘ SB NNER ENIOVABLEAS Ayn GUROY VRTUOS process must be renewed the potr't ‘ ‘mn has taken a -ammise'on to Publisher ». : cr «=Pubtehing ‘PP —— | ' ’ : e ’ ; , ¥ . . ‘A eyoectat jefinite step. © aS - = +. ee — SA aA —_— | LEAGUE OR OPIT™M. THE POST-Disratcn PLAt- oe Foe oe ey tT each eatin, Peori™w oe , anc , : : | . °c . : . > — ‘ em its ea . ' | ‘ ACCT RACY IN NEWSPAPERS. IANGEFROUS IMras : | | = ther 7 th ndianar : News -aving sald @ > National 3941 stories upen -awna Derg nell romber only 4 s satement, says he e rewspaper ‘9 not oe ‘ that there ae 4 »v newspaper There is a ct - e "95 cennectias & hev could | ri bh) ishers. “ese we fore @« a? >= — + = IPOD , —- ‘ ; rp :, _— “ ; -_s rewspapers are ° : . . . can : ‘cal saving For example. surpra® “‘oage as & TMorTement to make street -ars aS. aives *ave een out aft the Deautiful. and the Henry Ford of France is co and Will seen csp 4) ute flower a idieiliiaiiiilae | cine itching ane Seo Pelican Bend ts ne m'!sneomer Ser were Lewtgy an¢d Clark misleading anyr- - ~~ Tre go- - . *-« . « = - Ce a _ . ax : ; : = ™ 2 - w fT ag we . »@ &CT" &- -iease ~ . : oe ; a ae Reet » te -_ . —— ' ’ a iad Te —_r thar wr ore " , : Swe ae ave stand- “ , , »f in@ecticides. to benefit cur cota . ok on - sm ? PY ' - "gg nm fer ~e } @ anctter thers ac mG certs ; . a . ee Se a™ purposes tO & “era s8ar ce. Ap! , . exper: mentally, eoms The boulevard stor turns cut to be crec = A cAannisars = " r- ped poison gases. and new, thiuntt cd z —. Pr . “=e *% ~9 »~+ SC .88:' arc~e @-et served ~ “ Bot east. that cre of ‘he latest war at A.ghTarmen wrarcted. Asa 8007 425 Fe “ar ‘he emcxe ecreen_ prom ses to become of - the electric signal to the exact requ!re- | service to our fruit. berry and truc® , Ss of thiewes the thing will Be perfect NW the Hast the pu fustries * © * Such smoke had So : ‘ ‘ Shimmer reoewa, the dar-s*ar pales sire¢ by the orchartists, whe, tn times of . pre- From the treetora Memnren-like. peratures. at vital perfods of fruit 14 Which remiods = ‘rning strike fone as best ther ceoul4 with emudge > os *- > , _@ Pecpis Ci 8 ™ ; “= **e a0" euch *tme smoke opera’ es ‘=. oe ways | > | vem Perance Ea: Da*er (mizing radiation ard less of . | eer on sigh 7 7 “An — excluding ‘he -erm >inarion y Ee Ge vtory te a*ta -kec . Sera‘o-: Siperufts =‘*?ea ‘s g- 2g S »e -is . "t= = -a4cws ~ - a “ha? mem Aone e | , e % aaeteed. an: | : : . womens ~~ @ s | @ Ungering shad “Teer : cid that produces frost. ~ Steamship Movements. eee UP. SHaAtP re a ay secretarr wich shows what ‘the Senate ts com- roomy skies from clenué@r sleer he 4iscovertes made for war. sciet . ; foola theee morta’s be And Mvussolts — = ag tC ag & MuULonaires’ ¢iud. - Still some paing, @ariike dream, -artment of Agriculture are entering Si | irrived. truly gage, thet men mo ‘onger care for . . ° siete Gen endear Menem | ¢ ¥ iy Prone a . | " _ 2 e a tod ii - Sr 3 7 z : az WeerQp—liberty te live in peace is Mr. Harting crtog te get the ReouPilicacs | La, Gen tn my soul a fame a i Baltic Liverpeoi. A Cc & | @t the Democratic semination fer President im Laape. and day »reaks at ‘hr name! . , “FOrpoo! > _ ; i pig ~ Ap?u 33, Adriatic, 2 , 2e3eg a ; | Vids CLOPTON CRESAP, — | -
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A.J shoei Ss renestra platform At mS eee Sgt is va ee the ilwarian : 7 le uC] 74 2 ? os if = 9 ." 35 . s La | th sniv hero lacoRB Mahler ~~“ ins} The Algonquin at StAndrews by the Sea Where you quickly get the holiday mood — where cool sea breezes laugh with you at summer's hottest days— where protectiig Bay-of-Fundy islands keep calm water in Pasee- | pe - See 2 mm? traversed t country vgrvittate ( t f : maquoddy Bay and make it just right for bathing es ae BARD e i. cy Og a rly educational tnetitutions, | a arac ton and yachting. And here is is rapidly gaining popu- | 0 is Cais portor’ literary dram It has bridge in St. Louis « i re oe on aie for as and ° 4: ‘No-linmer te'com-| ft WA en oe heduled here for a season The Right Way to Wash Clothes Golf at its best a Mah Jong set and ar a |) Sat a PA 4 1&8 perfo nees, duri ) weeks. | Tr, ur a’sa ny c in ; atea it mazes of play dur 7 i) #. oad . with Sothern and Marlow shih if i on the picturesque 18-hole course near the Algonquin— voyagea, and the ¢ gee he ’ iv %té BS A Tyrone rowers. fi = — This Week scene of many an international match each year. The first this fant ire are STIX, BAER & FULLER _GRAND.- LEADER KF IZA beth (“OOK iIzAheth Nryyit} \ © jaire (sarneatni my nt is and NMieaars T) CK Lobert Ormrod Clarence ‘s Zimmerer and Ed : tee and the “home” hole are at the club house, and — | Fann oe a As Se a ae 1s been fo: en } inn 1p ) ot % & : | 18-hole course has a length of 6,100 yards over a © further the ete eo Pe Pk ne? : . Riese he A guaranteed 6- —“a seaside course that would do credit to the 7 wlrvs “ y Ae, Bee? oe ee a = » = of . os = +? . 2. ee é : . ' - a eee) | |. —_ oe ae oe eee ond the Man. we | ere pound Electric Iron © Bacee a The way to reach this cummer play- floor of the hotel : ae oe. am |W Titten the war fh | aa wae wnneand ff with each Cataract al thea enrertainmen? den a tom and prize Ss eer cee oaeter a i | renee Canadian Pacific Railway ing over ri¢ K thie aft? ; ; room v" ith A Sour Instrume nt. ,. ort , t and prize disp! 1. L.. Sheehan, General Agent '. iw * : + =— A vo Sion, = - rni¢ yl % > } f/f vo. eee ee ; ie fotos — PP : , CLARENCE HOPKINS KING }, Caeeeene | eee as Beeeouewe the read by the lobby and lounge. The Sltarence Sopkine: Wise lier” For these reasons, in part. | Wo 2 eae i CANADIAN PACIFIC 120 LTewust St., St. Louls, Mo, felephon: Bell Main 1711 Canadian necutpapers and information regarding Canada on file at this office. EUROPE Complete Service for Transatlantic Travel . SHIPS: Numbering 117 and aggre- ey. . # ; ad gating 1,218,00@ tons. This vest wa ek Ph 1 See if he fleet is headed by the se largest a4 ORGHE Mi aS *S OA 7Y 5 ship, Majestic. 15 TW! “eR @-y: ROUTES: From New York, Philade- Par a . phia, Beston, Portland, Montesal, Wee bora) -) ¥ 2. Quebec. To Liverpeol, Cobh, LiL Qe x Oi No it ib: mouth, Cherbourg, Lenamenee . “ees ‘ ‘tie aaa London, Antwerp, Bremen, Miss burg and Daensig. 0 pP | N\ = , :' — , eatin en cf — = z ; QT () S( () SERVICES: De Luse ; 4 Ave he repeated Thirs : IGNOR FRI > York to Cherbourg and Seu New iim” *: re) . | cuests of her parents. Mr. and M “yak? Sle | . | night. TAt other performances | OO 4 t t 3 GUY DOLLY ton, by THE MAGNIFICENT TRIO, med tn reproduce wthow : ; ph dee dn . Fane me? e : ne ine ‘% 7 WI > Riven Me! a arac Ve ry ER K A Y | Majeotic, - ‘Can aan is oe 7 hy the leadino publicists ret Pout he it tOF dia mie —— a 4 nt t this wr 2 listed : Perr wrm Om DT the BIG FOUR, Adriatie, Bahée, ; Uf) MiP ‘ THE Celtic and Cedrie. The e % the uestions oN : : ; ’ AT | 74 y ’ ’ ~¢ he one > ‘ ..¢ , ,.anad ‘ilie ’ ° . i i +? icais o 9 : | eres © maecor : oe ee ee rb F wan diac OUl\9 EGYPTIAN” | ENTAL TYPE ships tneludes the | | Mise Emilie tr of 4540 1 idee wee ot * aay rs : | SCir iC asner : Foley & Leture: Cross & Santoro | (new) Belgeniand and the Laplead. . ; : Bisa te ay. | : , Comfort cabin shipe offer quality at : ’ TC ADNTITM moderate cost. Y NEWSPAPER lepartn . : i 1 i } ivi RATES: To suit every Purse end Taste. News : —_—_arat!i- °- en 1 irc} Among thos : ~ WASHER with the greatest water agitation that | ane | Py Gans RATES Soe ae ~4 he ; | that | “ogg ship sec Si (imme PENSIONS FOK METHODIST CLERGY A removes the soil from fabrics in a minimum length Sl ocasuttn “muaceatreaae POPC I te naa AT RED SO I I ne OE ee Ee pm ne areerse « _ NA\INE i inens | cme lames M. Sinan of 5545 Pers } vi : : Mess Ea. Campaign for $19,000,000 Fund Is C1 rithout wear or tear, whether heavy blankets S mececuavestevasvsousteres ee eee eeeneeeenees Fe areeeseerterees TRANSPORT, LEYLAND, ihe National Ea oo es j ey F 7 T ine several weeks «ard 1 ’ : "o . “Sone "* ‘rr , ‘7 “7 t ‘ 4 ‘ ce ‘ r Ty . d : | Ss went , : : . Finance nyc clothes or two pairs of double biankets. | S6¢ Internationa) Mercantile Marine Ca i] . a 17-mon : ' . 9 — “ ‘ ; = a ie : . ar ' ) : ; "a With her | 1A} boungiove S es AY campaign ] Datly—11 P. M Companys lDasseenger newpapers Offices; RK. t rij! : her on . i4 articl ° ’ ah ¥ \ 2 ae a - | nr 7? ¢ - 1 'y . ¢ / ’ , a 4 | ) ‘A an ® bad + . — Cs% oe 7 - fF 7 rr. Beet hat inn better recom, The ere fist has mad fe i ce ee aising of a pension fund Heats the water right in the tub | ; NCING | Passenger Dept. F. 3 ere ‘* Wet eastie : _ ; — — : ey ‘ . tinea dina 4 aes thon av r “ od ee Nes re tg = : i a . Ask tor demonstration : DINC IDS Pee ee patatement, ears the etrik able newspaper ie not tha : at ioe rts » = AS Vf} KF Ih LIVEN | ! rf 3 Bi Pe i | eae: | | : j i * a : ; a re f ad “rm ar 7 ; , ? sw OT tT? na . r AST ' © oes -7 ome : *er\ey geal em hee a ' > daw , + +) e hired gtr! -u > rmance | ne AK i nee 2 th : nf First Payment $7 50 | tO} : RI¢ c Ww YN ; & CO. CU N RD | There ‘s a common say ‘bh ' rannection witl fanaa af . "iT a rer? Eg i KR na vw" ite t ‘ The a. att ) hen could publish } Eee wer 01:1 A] EISUREI Y PACT carly good enough, and Robert Mil- enone ee ont. al a | JOHN: ‘GILBEI I . ANCHOR Ls rewstorm {s pro: ¥ ‘ beat eer Fy an? ! tha i. u } , : a ah al hes > ere 7 . , oAt@nees ¢ ce * ~~ ~~ tual publichers. but al ANCHOR - DONALDSON Ptvual business of newepe Pine - inte _ oa ite B ® , wt Tr their im | ; : a "eo ieawiin nerformand see ae Pann PHOTOPLAY THEAT#E te Oherbours and Seat i ae =e ee ¢ , met > @ : aQtir ANIA ... May 1 May MALKETANTA May ® May 20 Jane 18 nk aeNC ARIA 15 Jone 5S Jane 74 V to Piemouth. Cherboere & Ham r¥RRUPNIA Mav 29 June 2a TACONTA Jane 7 Janie 12 Ace. N VY te Cobh (Queenstown) & ; CARONIA |. May 5 June 2 June CARMWANTIA Mav 19 Jane 14 Jale 4 _Raymond Hitche ock | Boston to Cobh (Queenstown) & Liverpesi. ‘ow We LAC ONTA (new) Ma) ** SCYTITIA (new). Magy ee Jone 88 “ Hitchy- “Koo! 1923 SAMARIA new) June @ Suly 12 pu ® Tinces them that Ore There is daily newspaper. Fa aa *‘etori a are collect hey come by cathe. radic sai) and persona) measen » newspapers are sent t inte ee ae vitenane where routine news orig be . / ; “ee By HEYWOOD BROUN eee the oe Ne oe Pom § mitt: the , - Drama Critic of the New York Morn- : OS tree 4 . rT} " . | ? ' ’ , ad ? im happen to be ov Powe lies ¢ ing World | a \fte.an edition hefore ther ; oil - ag NEW YORK. Ap: °4 As You Re Impromptu anc wen’ GANZ AND MEN AT TEXAR | Py must combine speed ae Rake « . - sé Like It’ drags a good Gea! The Sr: } lrink arour Siapping ' KANA : 0 eal). te " " . ’ ’ ’ } *} ; : : | ; 2 of human natt ire kn é . . , . ‘ . sry 4 : , +? a Ame? yew itnesses acree in thet tans = yoo 2 a ae er or with the & ut The v effort not mak*® Auditorium Vacked Twice in Day for -” ih , 0) a , | jt seem ar t cercise oF i oncerts they have ween Yet . anal @ > pathere: this firet pre 7 | : me of them @a rife a . rt . se © ' ' th ian Shake- i the rea tio t) al to ¢ er muet cad) ect his a > i m and eubmit them to ® , ' aig ll lal He had good days and his ba must then go to the oo ~ , | : Thee imstances of his en wm and through other ™m ; | avor Bpaper Every etep of Been | the sa pry ) . n | lay it 4! , he play instead ne ~) (stakes a’ Wary : in? he ‘ . wr ’ ' . , 4 , ften a go N.Y. te Lendenderry and G Wea & Sat. 5% CAMERONIT4& - \yersee a epenitis f ie newepaper and mepend mort aft their tif mistahe« They are Mblic to pointtos ¢nish the 60o ehiamaaia on 1 Ii 4 AY ART \ SEUM SUNDAY — - Z , * . INS IN PRACE hs Athendanee on Any Day in : eo is hich Sha beautiful settit ‘yr « wi — 7" . ; ‘ = . The la " j Tin ee Picayune | 1? Yor . a 7 , . ge ; | er b eo & . rT: 7 , pul not hold the pacs The wres’ wie ‘into po ehares a ving wide application ot Oo numerous [to sone ave se he w te fhat have turne’ © 5400. The April not prevent “As You Like It | : rm CW ANON | no tax), The to $28 LIMITED MEMBERSHIP Ty *n peaceful ‘neks _ - . ? 7 : e 2 pia e ary ong the ' 7." is +) , «> fo ry > ‘ _& Bs fa x 4 ; } ’ . r) 1a | —_ YB : . > ’ ’ ' | oe ’ firerc’ an? cations ' : vings iy and it ©] rt ; toda, fa: mio? 5 c*s aries > 4 pagers aewpeagy | f ' : ave mas .-& . dd ; a at ; : ‘T1 . , : POPULAR PARES nobler + ef the work of th: ng himeelf in the t seemed \t Marga 121- snore ay" | : Early Application ts Adetsable, are , : rs 9 . ; : a tradi? . ‘ A« . a i. ‘ Air . re . | q , no ‘arattor tne on tichied ine o) + lone “) ING spit ' ; | YHOTOPLAY THEATERS EUROPE — Pension and other i ' ' Ni TH . oi. A reve gee , tours; sclect Sa oe to benefit cur © rhe reat! Mies Rambeau Over-Precise © 4h" rd, one ‘ne C om Bl ‘4 t-ER 32 ah bias ‘ ; F ; 4 ; ; : if + tooo -S-.e- > # _- FOOL . i i poses 7” A rer nl n in @ ; , . } . b \ : : . os @ ' ~ ) "y hroug h if rhe 4 re ol : : r1¢ ‘ : ; in st ? . . ‘ R _— NY . : : 7 t THOS.COOK@S0ON rimentall gome Q » oa thought that we were eg - \ like , , vr and , , ‘ NOT HL 7 ’ TT 7 f . $3 . ‘ aw, latent © MOURNS te . : rn . - ; —* 203 So. Dearborn 8... Commer Adama, apes. And! the Orlando of Ian Keath very much. | seems pretty dreary stuff to us any- ‘RE 4 T'} R ('gsour! “hee m. - = +8 Jai Chicage, ; 4 (+R - 4 7 ‘ » Cond n ; a Nigh? - ti Or Lacal Steamehip Agtats. #.0o : . . : " . . - the atheaehde ® latest war dev ~ a | mere ' wR oe nthy et b, it read 1 but peter we made reservations : way, we found no ifort from a ' ) : a“ lesa to beoome © | , | Tena - nnd + it! pearance and bearing he ise Sade’ performance in the role. > ' Barrie: at the Organ | DETERMINATION’ —| si : : . -" . i Bo lo'sts } > ou is've Vowrles ‘ = - = sf of 1° ' BSes noi ’ , Oo" pilin yee : aE es ad ae & a ma Panseve Hig? i pari veket mn ‘who, in times se ferognizing Rosalind early in the 4° Marorie Rambeau suffered a the large cast quite capable and col. TURE EVER SHON MISSOURI ..hovetisieh i Dan ‘ Castle : 2A . r as +} the lav = . ’ . nial , — +4 ' TALE (i irTinEs ona inde of fruit growth, | with emudee fires OLIVE AT 20th ST. he m om ways. iret n . +) ‘ ; rn r | mel 4% a | | A. _ ’ - , | Z soot a a she | | ‘ hs a a gl . ° oe = | = : ; ; : m. — = ieee bes ture, Op ow! ab gad Sainte ig om wee oe Oe Ae og pea | MON THREE ORCHESTRAS A ines of tempera “ A Nes i? ) Hen tae BYE * oP M toll [u A 1] ‘ I) 3 R k T L A | Janeen'® . are — & Castie Orehestes s rombination of moist aoe el al: } O , nta | R : | Every Wea nt 6 bre night frost. Therefore. ul ; Ste % 2 : : 5 0 0 G enuine rie u g § CHAS CHAPL| And the Greatest . wanes er Beau'tiful—Cherckes @ lows. Decks Dike Ba: a a ao p> war. acientists of che amship Miovements. pes : ws Suite 200, Second Fieocr. Central National Bank Bidg., ' “ast Ever Assembles I Today. Wed & Thurs. Milton hase, end . : Corner Seventh and Olive Streets . rapt ae In the Power HOLLYWOOD ” ot po at wis upon & Arrived is tome : z : 8. a} Dran ‘ Gills, Elliott Dexter heo. Kos-. Pree ‘are toms Feats BE. depen I game xcaAee 3 ha’ pet fen heeavires WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25th, 10:00 A.M. pw, BARGAIN OFFERS in RE- iil | | “sot La. Om SA! 1] soe’ ond Anne @ Nilsson in ||| Bre oia Soe creas . Fork. Au: Cameronia, old family retainer off 1 Bin toa eit! INSPECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 24th MADE MACHINERY, see POST-DIS- r x i |S ApAMs BIB.” 1 | of competent inerectern rpoc t oung master, Dut +4 ‘ WA! mA TY | Cg TR | ADA: , | pool. ee to “a | tose ts hokum even in Consigned to Us fer Immediate Diapesttion Nema —_—_—__—__—— —- , -- Adriatic, New| conte Fey : BEN J, SELHIBK & SONS, Auctioncers ‘the origina “ma a p: gn a a | ae Sirr re a : | ; hh. See quote = OE CL A A AE ee — eee o~ . shred’: ‘Pall Gq h 1iG se , as 4 Tn he ewhat feeble natur f the m- jing Was exce.:f y MARAESS ‘a . ' , e As ; ind he showed his contempt sure the bout would hardly pase the rk in the title. But th : yar 4 es Si» , .¥ , —— ’ ' ; “en resen's ‘sy ener? Ti O84 oh ‘ : s | ry Olisliasa {3 O] ' LAs ie . ; sLORIA akule Chorus of Pragu A MAGIGPICENT ITHEERARY f tha Stata hoard fo! | yujtea ob-, > See = A mete ae qnemngui ee a ‘a! _" = J er€6hC
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DISPATCH alone Approximately Fouals that of the NDail- Glohe-Democrat and the Times Combined. me et ton af the Daity POST 1® ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ao Heaney 2 a eee eee y- A eee —— a — nday Post- Dispatct Vi ww WWW WWW WWW WW WWW N rtisers Receive sworn ACODENT VERDICTIN. WY 7 We perv: TIZ’ FOR TENDER, eyny scum. om W orn acy == ete WW SUT pores very best steel cue. Day of Our be 9 ces we FOR CHI hair cither 1-8 of - ) s i s . 1-4 ef an teck. ei 4 : | Regular $2.56 4 : : | : micoT + . , a: | value; sale we Fou ropean Im? Shs ants price, ig plato: N Needs, = Was Ne oe Seventh and Washineton Ave. c Picbowecd! 50c Sprin a bee ALL 50c Spring Catlin'’s 25c¢ Maid Mas. flask Haut Ter 50c Maid Ben- Refined Laxative sage. Cold or cers mos bes DIRLOVE zoin and Al- Mineral Ojl, Tabiets, Vanishing re ho CREAMS mond Lotion Pint-bottie 3 for Creams | 50c 34c 34c 50c || 34c 49c 30c 7 A nani | FARR’ 50 Pp h LUCKY | Mead’s Dex- : ; | Sith Anniversary Gandy Special S || mennen's || “White” || “vier || tre-Maltose, || Palmolive HAIR ance s Assorted Choc ntain- . —_ omg ee sna oF maaadiiben RESTORER. SHAVING Shoe HAIR Hospital = Soap orange marmal- | All Colors, CREAM Cleanser TONIC Size, | | | FREE—A He 50c Wytone , Woes ee Cleansing or sf tierene Face Vanishing Powder Creams 50c¢ Orance Rouge Cyrano " ie Corce ’ | with exvere ROE ' ’ 44c | 34c —, ee CO PG EERE Bae OX | | | 3 7c 77/c 34c | 18c 59c $2.59 — Dozen .. 7T7c SALE S] ECIALS. * By HENDRIK v ” : re baerve@ the hand« ef the women ‘ — ration gre 1 stead: ls ; | he ror meet reu wwit! notice twee O17] eC | thing That mest eof these band« reven! . ww. Fen The Sox, 3Sc | some sort ef attention te the care of the natis« eis 7 ‘gle Voanleure ser, “Onmasisling »f eutictle remover. nail sieach. mail pelisk. (im emke form) nail pplixh paste and nail white, fletibie.naiil f emery beard, erange «tick and 1.29 anc mi - “ie sols oe . ‘ - 4 - % - - . 7 ” nd Set (eneugh for 28 compiete manicures), Ge a . A -oruntied .urepeans, 10c Str. FIRST CONSUL | 2 for 25c ADMIRATION ie Neil White Bee tm aifter tap rove” oe We i the Knights of 10c Str. Walter Damrosch 2for 25c MURIELS 3 Se Nail Paliah Powder zie Se Cuticle Remover oad A” do of the aaa 10c Str. LA PALINA 2 for 25c CUESTA REY — ome a 10c Str. DUTCH MASTERS [2 for 25c CHANCELLORS 5 C ff 4 T = aust Gottee and fea | 4 x of SO, _—- — goo ae | 5 for Sc 54.88 - ee Form , | as. Denby, Re ot, Niles Moser, “ ae a ein —_ 5 for SOC —_ cass. penty. ned Dot. mnes & Moser. hae . : j therefore necomes harm- izer 7 “age tre Federat or — 7% — ~ ae . . a : : sensitiv , . | A. A =e versa we oe n Box of 50, $3.88 7 for 32Sc: Can of 25. $1.45 : mS , then ic » . ee nsti ‘atl a Z We } | . | Bele Ysa oe T8976, 536, G06 MMMM Des oo ond etka wk 9 [Y\ A V V | S TOILET )}] [ he ashapied : Faust Soluble Tea : — = whe clip and preeerve these PREPARATIONS /~ Oe, |e nnn because VOu need a deodorant, | etofore not liked Tea _ . ; > ot ra ia ‘er by ; toes. - ’ * 4 | ‘ vee SS a Wig Cit \ a THE ELECTRIC VIOLET RAY Is indorsed by med "al authomties : Se ee tte one the Hog vet Sarrt What “Renulife” ~ iolet Ray Does Renwu appica everv > and wo gving eCei.s ani 7M cenrrate: the gre agers '' lates causing Diced to nm PoisoNs What “Renulife” Violet Ray Is Re The Laxmry Line of Toilet Preparations Sixth and The name Harriet Hubbard Aver on a “ aq Wall ORDERS vilet nrenperation ~ teert open ‘> are qie.- ee te ee on either a te qual- ir Atne car ? wed - - . ~~ saeeatecseeececeeeeedeaseeescessesieccceececcecceececeeceeececcceces = ~ het Trou a) ah aa - See free demonstration at our store. Divided payment on your light bills. | ENRICHES THE BLOOD-GIVESEE d E UNION ELECTRIC 60. } IRON YOU NEW STRENGTH AND ENERGY | Stops un er arm odor s | WiLSON El Y NIVERSARY SALE PRICE. Qe! WOLFF Wr WEDNESDAY IVE SALE Twelfth and Lecuct BOTTL a i es Ce M1¢! PRICE Mam 3220 Centra’) Wor ——_ 7 a —, ) / tl — = i een
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mnday Post-Dispatch : MARKETS, 4 vertisers Receive PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION : WANTS, REAL ESTATE — : in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ~ ; 7m - el PAGES 19-32 —— — ee eee Br THREE. ae ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 24. 1993, 2 eS . Sa ——— ee ee a a ——————_——_—$——————— as DS ee eee ee | LABOR VOTES COST 30 CENTS $1472.19 and expenditures of; where industrial workers reside. At that the minor party usually does! ty ERICAN HI] , $1471.30, leaving a balance afterthe most of the meetings the hat w not spend h $1400 1 —e-6S SS SS Le Oo ee f M. STORY APIECE AT SPRING ELECTION | campaten of 80 cents. Expenditures. | pessoa tor contributions and ir is off-year monicipal campaign. = —— the report states. were for advertis- » Wi-ret SB eer ith forged steel medics and frame; ~~ eteel cut. oa, corra. ited bottom plates, sizes, which ens ir either 1-8 er eof an inch. egular $2.50 . alue; sale ce, ‘ FOR CHILDREN Party's Financial Statement Showsa | '"5. ©f%ce supplies, postage, salary understood most of the fund wag ' tt SER Ie Balance of 80 Cents After the of workers at headquarters, rent) raised in that way. | , | : . Ps ~ . * gr P . *s = = , Oo € Campaign. and other similar items. No names4s City Hall politicians gaid4 today of contributors are listed. The par- ' a : - The American Labor party. suc- +«. ; ; imi” Ta ¢ ‘ 7: 7, SU y. during the campaign, held meet- Louis, spent about 89 cents each for. ‘Labor Needs, It Was Necessarv for Them to DRE Tasen cnct fer: Sie Menta Ww , : Unions to Demand Fair Play candidate at the spring municipal Cc Sc F Form 1 Fair Play. Mittin @hs herty'’s Rnaecial tate, When Buying si ¢ * > ome Oe a - ia ‘ . ‘> i] ep? A? ms fy > . ‘) > * > a , 7 rorc % are : : , * } 7 os . , ; ‘ 71 ¥ f r °°) a, ; : : ' ’ ' ' ; ; : . ; ; aye ; Pp " . . . ‘* . Z 7, hs ? } Fhe ¢ . r a ° 4 _* 7 os _* > ote Oe * > ws ti area Ta a > ; fii ‘ ; : > > ° , , 4 . > + ~ * - ’ ‘ . | c . : , : ps j 7 ’ > \ s> ‘ ; : } > " 7 | } " . ; ° > *> 34 . owe > ; re >» ' 4 . r 1} ~ > « ~ rr , , n } . The Result of Weeks of Preparation and Buying on. Small local unions exist These marvelous creations have been collected in a most painstaking manner—Nothing but 3 2 ~-*% - . . x > ‘ > ea rs As i and SO OD. smaii ioeai u f S OX 1S - BETES a5 1600, but there wad no nations the most fashionable and finest dresses have been purchased—and included i s0o7°7 ~ 41. nse nters formed one in 1850. Other trades were the example set, and 10 years later there were al are also exclusive high priced dresses from our own stock. : , , 5 , ~ 1onéai unions. But each of these little unions was re- _ ~ sins eehng oe ees - ihe ow rss -_ : ; ™ : f “* ? ; + ' > 4. ..8 « », -~* . ae ie. : _ . ¥ _ *SVGe beees..s.- ‘> == or. c.™, os = *: ae ; 77 the irritation of badiy fitting ‘n effact ray | - ’ oa ./ _ 1 eave na ' i : te eure wear LE be hay VED | , | | i, ‘ ay ii il: i CTSHION SO) eae SIE } oa - ’ .¥ : p ‘ t ‘ ir 4 at. ‘ 8 eC ce Tee) on 7 td “eee a SS a == ; . origina! Ve Ehoe previous. .y A REFTS new Xa co STERL ARCH — CUBAN HEELS Materials: RUBBER TOP-LIFTS lece Creve. Eliz Beaded Georgettes, Canton Crepe, Flate repe, Eliza- Almond, Green, Orchid, Gray, Flame, Beige. Tan, Coco, | adies’ ee beth Crepe, Crepe Roma, Paulette Crepe, Combinations Ashes of Roses, Coral, New Blue, Navy, Black. Black Kid Black Kid Taffeta@gured Georgettes. Oxfords Boots apes AT $38 AND NO MATTER HO GH YOUR $7.00 THESE ARE THE SUPREME DRESS VALUES OF THE SEASON ATEyY WILL BE SURPASSED BY THE GAR- ad se « e® ee S20 - ~ <<<<<<< EXPECTATIONS REGARDING THE DRESSES IN THIS SALE, MENTS THEMSELVES. —
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Pe. a SDAT. he 3 APRIL 24, 1923. , oxim als t Mail CC} 3 : ; a «6 agcgmmanroes 20 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The Citv Circulatiot: of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Appr ximately Equals that of the lv Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. : * —S- a — —— — s.4) le The ae - ———— ? So P ‘ ai + 1¢ 3 : _— from t Os is > t B Rr ‘ arn rr » the upper floors \ Asa » Tue ained that the car was east Causes Fire Alarm. rose ear today ips : . . 2 « — . -*- : »s . . * * . - Med ~ -~ - _ > as the Meramer Hote A ore as i otis ident was 4 . Sat aS coms . ‘ 2 a . - ” DP + — 4 — resulted, 2 the smoke , fuctor ‘ Te ed : 7 4 . rl ' : e, > . . 4 : ae 7 ———_ eee _ > *,- —— —~ . = 2 a2 ~~ 4 . - ° > & > » 7 . 17 - = UR : r Se omen S ummer ootw A " | apeeel-ad tenons 350 vo « eS e& ane . Meg > a am, >: Pe = Bg 7 > aus° - Cie \ : : Mineral oT NaRCcOTE O ss = = a. as 5O . b ‘? a eee , . = / ) ; « Miegibhbors, who ? vie : = .:y i *% $ Dollar ** Ne _ | - | ed : 4 editanat ‘ Severed ‘ ' Week ee ae wel Stak . In ; Includin?20 Selections Use Only six of the popular styles are tilustrated—this great > | rD _ F SLES: includes newest Straps and : \ - - brfancy ‘ - . , ’ psurfting ere!rom r . Oxfords in gray suede, black éqaterect | > : Satin, gray trimmed patent leather, brown calf, brocaded - | | Th rty Ye a rs a Satin, whites, two-tones and WEES novelty effects in the wanted ae desion: al One Simmons Bedstead—As illustrated above. BLS novelty effects in the wanted es . —? t = Tos 7 4 saad 1@Aa. > , — Tir ’ 7 "| sl > + > j 2 . jes ‘ | | my “if segs : ~_—S s ) eee si ; ; t gh . 7 : : idth, strong omfortable; in ric! ic 2 wit He 0 kt Qe “eNTS . oe tary and low flat heels— Vv . he > . - * Wisse wea & ~ + . eae - * is a Liat & 4 ei 1 s 4Qce | : : | | : > ur hom ‘ — ‘ 7 '2c¢ Dest* 4 : Ps, 31 2 Wa mut, | ne nhnarcwoocd i Deliverec to your nome : - =* ~ - p | J , / " . . * : V —— “sr? ns — . a ‘Te : | : | : oan . at , ore tae Exact Copy of Waaprper. TeE CENTALC® COMPABY. NEW TORE CITY oe 2 OS AO EAN et eg A - - mmons Spring—Scientifically designed to supp iy correctiv and to induce comfortable relaxation and sound, ful sleep; and : : Vashington : — | j : PIANO. COMPARY 3 , ™ ADVERTISEMENT ' , ‘ ) | | Established 1879 One Simmons Mattress—Built thoroughly of veo. ie OE Pitas a eS a Cuticura Soap KILL PESKY ‘ ? . ‘he Place [0 Buy Shoes” / ; 1007 OLIVE ST. lotely AE ~ efrigerator, top-icer model, . st This they have proved over ,? . . and ove ac 1 Te € j y . +) | with all-white enameled interior oN Sean, Ulcer cvery possi bie CONnCITION *- -»+ > 33 i (){) t bree-door side-icer, all-white enameled in- --.-: on ' . . . | abks Aft £saca & , 5 , =—terior and extr yeicec ity u : = rand extra-large | pac ADVERTISEMENT .* * . rvs ,_o 7? ’ _—— 4 i > 4 ii} bi OU +. . ae . . ~ 2 ~ eyren ~? _—_ rr? pr Driv! ~~ -—— ~ - &- Ws — ’ — Liieé ~ «+ & _ . —4h Apartment: sty! r2s-lb. ice c og ) r ‘aur hroughout the country us ) ; — te S3Q D0 "~* OLDAND YOUNG HAVE Sxweetczeee onus | WEovtipr dest d =s—large food chambers: regularly wt a Aitig anc § | if you are not p v satishied that oe SD S Fels CLEAR, PLEASING FACE Values “St Ares os eee Black and White Creations Make Safe and Sure the Efforts to , . ae ws VW Complexions FREE Beautifully illustrated Corn Products | Vin JOS. = Mie Cook Bock of sixty-four pages. Writer ———_—_—— en ee ee Corn Products Refining Co., 3 yt $1.00 a Week. | are old or ye rh heating s the First St., St. Louis, Mo. =F, i i ts, none s ciee cone ex 2 [Ey } . a, ae ee He Ree DINING. Qaalit y i for pee Sek calor Keetnnnaea - on pane yp I Ate Ane cap Site res | : oh Coal atta the aon tw , . j FINELY CoNSTRUCTE reart . ' « : Tus me ¢ keer it so? “4 : _ , ‘ carving ead emequiseite Now $54.0 Terms ir ans » « sok at , ’ } : : mn ~ vee cg te this 9x12 Axminster Rugs . * That : ~~ : ie anc: mS « $39.78 9x12-Ft. Wool-Finished Rug, $21.75 Value. Less 20 eS $17.50 5 : . rR a‘terns "eave my ton% “eet @ priced «xtra ot S87. > - a 4 oS ' = “~~ tive ale =e cael . = “4 | . - a : : ug “a , a wu sareet rietediy ANT T F . : ea + ae lead CR we tab Te oni Economy: Measure « pint of Mazcis . . ae ae — Ne 7 * * - » s Beauty Creations we Oe ow will be surprised what «nell amount is usec up in cooking
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TUESDA ; PRIL 24 Yoos. ; APRIL 24, 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-C DISPATCH | atone samerundiness of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by ee _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' » PRSPAY, x" | , “ . —— -——_ -_ ¥ - EE A v i. FORMER JUSTICE HELD Se oT a CHROETER’ ‘ 7 nike 1 ‘ r gala iy a a S 1 f AFTER NEGRO IS KILLED = : —_ Sear REMI EY gesegpics | S$ 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AVE., ST. LOUIS d d This Sale of ing on the ~ ghway The cea abou 6th d animes an we en 1S a e O a WEEKLY AD No. 972 four feet high, has the word “dan- an N S ll G THIS SALF OSF : > ; Identified as One of Three Men ferous" at the top. On the site to- Ml trnere the Crowds Go.” ew Small Grand Pianos CLOSES MONDAY, APRIL 20, 5:80 P.M. “i Betahs [co oe See ‘ MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED Bargain Room i ane volvers Into House. miles to the nearest hospital.” Rose Bushes At 3 S¢ ——— ry S Hockaday’s “‘Interio” aoa cei The cool senseon é Ps | * : f : , NN PIFLDERS’ FREEZER . r new location | or sr a . : ; , : has delared plant- % (.L0VE, » - TALL : tinned ¢asher Ctive Gtfering of a dicanerders tm Tana | : You have -etili fm . ae er a rus | NO SIZING - NECES- SAR. plenty of time té put out ronrr liedgee and Rose Ea All ~ t for the liver 0.220001 2% tern. scaaara a food | "assem es a . ; ae : ; this week we can “- : +, 48 uncer arrest here, charge‘ . " > suDDIy hardv§® ; 00 Wear# Bewsre of imitat! ons. Demand wit) eine one of the three — - . TAS =] monthiy sooming = | Exceptionally Easy Terms ‘) + bashes in three ia im | a nominal deposit se- Oblle who last Fridav nie — ‘ varieties —— “1 ae vs . - negro in his hom ; mond Red. Rich Se tr eee cures one of these splen- L ’ Ys . ae ocen Bi Saas did instruments. on four miles nor! . ; Onhelia ellow . : »iaa s : A PRIVET HEDGE The ahantite ML Yole \\\ the genuine in 10c and 25c pack- RITC HE. N SE TS get bearing above trade mark. af consists . : This new “Grand” is ad- te » i> bie 7 ) yV | PRICES AS FOLLOWS: LiGHINING ce - — . . ’ w Alte ‘ea * ° : hy da : . mirably suited to the q beta —— =| . Hochaday Interio”” or Beds $1 40 BREAD AND 4... S Bee * week ' f ) 2 = ; ra jumb we . per quart . CAKE KNIVES hy My ‘Ey : as é : 7th size of ninety-five per . 8 ee : | ; of : 2 , ' a : Heckaday Reducer or Thinner, 90 iz fa the be st oh Stone, on whose /}! gr | 2 ae cent of the music rooms a\\| ne .! $1 48 nee eunert c fe ever devised ne negro worked, as one ' ety o> aeltes high of St. Louts homes—it Log: J ; “ a ae ai ght Hockaday “Interio“ or Body. $4. 90 CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH | . the nre | men who passed their takes up sittle more ee an ] 7 nd per gcallon hme ha autemobile and empued | ——s space than an “Upright.” IN X 4 | ' . Hockaday Reducer or Thinner, ”. $3. 00 |. | ia ae ap Good to the last drop \3 ise esitt ose | i | | FIELDERS’ : ’ vo. rs ints the negro's home Cased in English brown I I Rr rer rallion , Cn i8 about 100 yards froni the : _— ; ‘eater ‘ _ Tat : ’ bill . ( rename ( >on poker . . ss if : s' : " — = ; i _ ’ LAK T irresied fF! 1 what A ae | IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. S10. $2. Down” Weekly +e i @&¢ = gageatn ’ f - (,1TAOVE Figurt: aon mahogany, tineiy fin- 4, ) >. Pur: “= ing nr ong the a’ ished. 1 . . . aster - t ng. “? afte he'n-- vy 5 \ i > ' ° oe ae Sh kenwne | work, would average $3.95 per ASSORTED Cherries. ‘ Briaghse many | ee + cot HuTe saa $1 98 DAILY Wr MONSTRATION HiGH-GRADE . Given in © | JACK KNIVES PAINT DEPARTMENT 6 - pitas aiinaies- tims BASEBALLS ‘ahed lust the knife . 1 AMERICAN rts ‘ a " - . i ‘¢ a) ATIONAT . ; ; ” »* SPADING jOoyec t you have coveted a Grand Piano, exquisite in : Awe » aise. rubber a 39c f J proportion, charming in appointment, with that quality of Special nrice _. FORK f “cf * 2 resh fro >Tr the oven. * aaa é } +s > = . 1. .+ - _ i - —_—_— ‘s four me um calm con id ence 1n i easaettien of these tone that only a Grand can give you, here it is. A / . RIBBED GARDEN HOSE setae AR omg tes, delightful enkes; fh / efght. 1 pound QUALITY “ ys 1 ze ’ $1. 39 UARANTEED the unvarying? flavor "4 Lbs. I 4 AJAX GOLF a - oe Se , years of coffee ex- | Bib irant:.?" People are finding this exactly what we have declared ° lives “epembaes, MIXED 1e housexeeper her | COOKIES perience could give St ey A Np rc Ste ees ye If unable to visit our display v4 BALLS ! a ee GARDEN HOE 7 ruoure , I : Z ‘3 new st an r IVINS c 4 + . T ‘cs T *’ \ ? - ‘m " . WANTS. POST-DISPATOCH WANTS ites E & Associated : SAWS Hat SEFURNISHING DEPAR TMENT. Parce!] Dost T. Ta - . : we an pounds. r dozer £4.00 Company Th l 1 yy ee... Louis, Ue. eNGenaal f : \e a ; : : mo e Aeo lan QO. Pi Ste ee A) eee of Missouri W. P. Chrisler, Pres. PER eels a service. | 1. Ce Ow Exclusive Representative for the Si denca” aaeel LAWN TENNIS | ,?"” 13c h S-ply. Se | oe poe 89c Steinway P; ano and the Duc-Art Re ‘02 RACKETS oot 15¢ . S-rly. 1J%e YANKEE NO. 30 producing Piano. £3.50 £1.50 | , . | SCREWDRIVER $6.00 | “y TREK ." 1004 Olive St. : ets SCHRORTER'S | ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER | nore SPERCTA It Get. the Dirt—Not the Co ———— Eu" ' Ht. DD} N'S {eA RECORD CROWD YESTERDAY TO f TART THE o. WEEK!! 8 |e | Sa ‘, fit acrew- ’ ds ear -_ 140 ~ oeeee a Suree as ete ae gr or price f omplete with eilk - ~ — - “ ro . . “ . Sales . _— “5 = ~ = - ee bau ’ . 2 shade, handsome ma von = =_— = i . SS 2 pe +t gag ne ete $1 00 | hogarny finish sfandc : , -_ —_ _ y ’ ~~ : ’ . : i re t ‘ o S « ti- Toot cord ard : ' | th ee 4 > | post 4 oun¢es . ma 101 SKINS socket ILimited : Senses pts ES ve 7 a ne quality z . . | foe houser earning or ey. cS ee i =" — nae ae i ; | ; : STEFT MEDICINE, CABINETS eutomob "Ne use 4 ; —— ; hit nam * Bite Snectal CYRUS e enamelec - s Piano Lamps THIS SUPERB $165 BEDROOM SUITE CROWN . with inside se- | , ah Bea wore $29.50 Floor Lamps, & Bedroom Bu: te whose rare beanty and exceptional value can be appreciated only ps per- . . A> Pa rice. Tie A AOE (orn - $14 SO sal iz ction. A feature offering et eur lew price eof 888. Con Se BICYCLE ; ¢: vis ~ im ae | price, VE. Arpey plete ud eck, in handsome nut-brown finish. Comprises large : POR BOYS ~~ my ‘© tae TWINPLEX vi i? Wee $34.75 Floor Lamps 4 Gvesper having plate mirror and large cbifforette. § Biackand gray, wi t? \ ¥ a French STROPPER © = 4 } | . Dresser shown above is priced extra, $58. oni ral - | _— sieves and : 1 ~ pedr he! ‘ ol . hae Al | FOR GILLYTTE . a _— rm : «$-See~e- = in o niy §1 oor. Lamps, SS ee aS : > enot- 100% and tnevures An Extraordinary Bargain at . a i $19.75 4 m | boy ae Sane 2 LIVING ROOM Mo Ty | | " 1 100 or more shaves if you take pride in having a beautiful home, rou will be more than ‘elated with 2.5 lioor Lamps, ‘5 i > ia ‘ ; . © - With en: rh? m. Aaa Lead, Price, $3 89 This graceful Queen Anne Dining-Room Suite that we offer at Se - $22 50 we on . . SS io : White esameliel each ° USO. Consists of crown - -hack buffet. extensiep table and es | plete es if = ae Ae , SUITE es with Q 4 ’ ppm ne _ > ‘ . € A : ” ~ ; . : ia ’ -~ a = . 6 fall leather seat high cuathedrai-hack chairs. All pierces $52.00 Ficer Lamps ee Be : eer (: ; STANLEY inne wid Count hose . FLAT STEEL are full proportioned and ere exceptional in construction (om- al : ; P . ~ - _—_—"r qi NO. 4 TRON ITTOs. Ons at ‘ SQOTARES the finish is . American walnut ers poe plete $27.50 Ae ee ee ee oS SMOOTH a rir $4.89 olahed and erads- } .. AL - 2 “a $61.55 Eloor Lamp: ' ee a ee TT. , . se : G ARDE: v BARROWS hody ts oon SEE THIS . a $31.95 | —— ts bps r 2 : ras pod from , maiiitad i toons Rel tn SOS (>) Pb loor ] SIT) js * os a°«@ _ Se (om - EE wal é ‘ . ane we , iere i valu i bselu tel tohable for quality under its ' an: oe $200 VALUE : ' f- 4 piete : $33.75 vieitual ) , » Psa Saafneme pieces Otten qua ale. ete ~ hes. $4. 39 ric VISE 7 ’ es ener All Lamps and Shad« oe tn prise 2 ui Wialaut er mahogany fins- :, : vee ‘ + Racer ie , JAWS oes West renee Se sb. «Upholstered in rich velour. ours ter oes KEYSTONE CLOTHES LINES Makes your bench cost or former prices Get yours ear!s To Oriental hemp, 50 feet ng 39 : Specita price -« Cc ODD DRESSERS f . ld elt hes fe BALI-BEARING LAWN Mow. ©" . :, conten LET ne a _ /_ — q ' x" , tb s+ : sien re Nt ; gp ite ERS Parcel ‘host ‘welet At Ridiculously a a P el) Wes Whe = om “ sy d Rall-Bearing lawn Mowers 1 pe m4 Bat , | Hi . cp COR PaaS +B . Meee aang | OUr Medfum is the best medium-prt COMRBIN ATION Low Prices | ’ v. an, ' “wil Pot =" Mower made ricenm ¢ s wale o ' , y > S - f : “ : . it * ~ - ; . lowe Dressers, ge at... | | a | i Sr vad oe “3 | a SPRINKLERS 12-inch . $10.00 14-inch 811.00. » G0 0, ce ‘ wee a A ee ae ean iy ON ei ; weeET Soumnte 16-inch $12.00 , ge ate... | o> Can ier ) ate ees .: ae Pos aka ‘ | —----—.- ees pring arms be CR es ee ©. 1 63 le eptgae.. T like sp WORCESTFR LAWN MOWPRS ge | : arshal 4 ; ‘ ‘te >. 4 Bi pet : BALL-BEARING a 839.50 Dressers, bm at. ons*Trucues “ Pa ‘ Are wert © ere ‘rte 35.00 Dressers, go at ; ( ae : ; , , SHERWIN. but return ¢ se coset ! “er . ale 20 - ime se 00 D A ’ , PATTERN IN i NG-ROOM SUI , E a ee | ENAMEI : rR 2 , ‘A -LIVING-ROOM SUITE carer t| See FINELY CONSTRUCTED IN SELECTED WALNUT FINISH — $35 Breakfast Set L | VY | - ng Tost. Dries wit | se Elopan , -\. ’ » ‘ . ; & ¢ " " . ba! ee cushices “oe, gaillor s1 10) / 13ft*tte VI D ava IMPROVRrrY ouc) upheletered in taupe me r, leo — ~ ~ —, ‘ ron Racca, | 08 we prover $225 MODERN QUEEN ANNE ne onan eben ae SCREEN 16-inch. 81890 18-inch 819.00 CALIFORNIA — MOHAIR OVERSTUFFED _ ENAMEL — ny ane chem! mr . - . , &- hroeter’ aft ‘owt ° ) Matin = te ehte sige og m+ a Reo : fone a? iy ee i Sa " -uart ‘* oo ' . > thle mohair. parr chat a . pusyanes. —— “’ | a pieces, going at 6108 art TRAP | thi ’ " z —— SITE RWIN- : rs ; i to Pare! aad ‘ = $150 Blue oe WILLIAMS hi as eight atea| , oot wee hoeneor PREPARED A bination PAINT Print. FASY RANG E | (Bs woe tad gt | OCUNIWATE at ! a) | | +P» CULTIVATOR , ae 6 alee TZ Tre the beet weeder This Sar at Cesigned te , : ° ' 4 a. aan. ; mate art senewere ive the of service , es tg if + wetts erery purpese from in ounei eanitar Pies : > TS ie a . t i wlanting te harvest. , i ae ale wo} 'te@w time ‘eae e4tuer. tonal vermtitia ad | i we atie from 7 terhes $125 Full-Blue Enameled $82.50 colors ae an ito 18 inches , : ' ‘ —_ ~ act Pree. Ranges—at.. b ¥ i hg $1 39 YY, . (foal : he a m | $30 Gas Ranges—To close- $14.95 ea nani Reed and Fiber Furniture | .emepoeirearccIncice gem ow: ec an . er u Furniture in this house f ‘ . _ eet SP | ON ee i <0 Ne — . $12.95 SCHROETER BROS. HDW. co and every pleco of Reed and ENS edented savings of % —lroing aft 810-812-814 Washington Av., St. Louls, Mo. ‘ve ecmeee <i bye earestrictedts offered at stupendous and unpre _ 1 105- -1107- 1109 OLIVE ST ee ee ?
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TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH What With His $50,000 Guarantee, Jess Willard Will Skim Some of the Cream Off That Milk Fund Sho r Having D. NARA AAA AAA ase | , — Close-Up ot the New Jess W illard, Weight 241 Pounds—He Says aus OT i S. “a Tea Ilpnnson Outpoints AMERICAN LEAGTE. A Ca : a Wins Right to E Browns Twice Come From Behind ~ he New Je tro. spelen RB cei Thurston and Danforth Weaken Sees Sth: we | ene ee me To Tie Sox in 14-Inning Game; ‘ a : a © ag thie gia ye a ae , — ee 3 = 4 : te cee & — "Daring Stoow Sac “ontin ed Aggressivene § Fohl!’s Men Show Good Punc > Bus a or i te Co | Se a ee a N. ; LEAGUE. nued z a oe | EF » 2% - . oe ee = ; | Sait ee — a5 = = r — Lot P . During Storm at i, - as ; Ms ing Weakness—W illiams Kaocks! Homer— " oe ol Pe be : : “a sae ay ng 4 . 4 4 a ete 4 : ss = as. ri : . . = S , ;, . . : ~ gg. 1922 i Meet Mehbeting. : go. ee > ae |S Fe RDI |= § «284 can golf team arrived, Sa . ' - “ BER es ages 2 ~« oes > =H a ae So Te day’ s Schedule. sin pr +> at once RFs the es | ~~ x ORK, April °4.—F] OF Prue't Shows Well on the Mound The Post-Dispatch hilarious Saw of : ~~? iS18 | ” ene * 5 ’ > . . os > , : ; : 2 ; “ : . Besed' Se oft vhs ar _ ee ; . . E - p eo. + > a * 3 a! a . . o bh ‘ . ; . : r = ro : —_ . : i _ a . ’ - ~ pee ee . ‘ a os . ; : —- e . : ° SS oo = 3 arma . o ar pionshi ‘a a . a aa? 4 aD in a 4° h game played Dy t! prov > Pox ; man Parts na ; Ke re, : el se ———— —— = NATIONAL LEAG c al c P and mice: »” at ; ; : .o . oe 3 & ’ “ : 3 25 *. . , ; ’ “% . 4 Se = 2 a . . t } rt ee ; . . ary, ri : 7 | rime of vesteria ys Pe oo we aha : , “oe ae Oe , a Fx 3 4 te . = _ a 1Z© aa ; ee La » § oe . e - _ : : 4 ' . - 4 is " ‘ = 3 os - ie a so 3 ‘ : aa xs ; - : . : of oh ‘ - : 7 : “ - ee ‘Ss ue . . . ; a a ‘oar : ~ - > ’ : rear had . The Brownie fans experienced al-uplif t watchine Rar oe oF SS eS — “— : 2 eee Ee Cf Re Sa iladeiphia at Bost Du tie » the st K ’ " 7 HT } ar ?” s : ] , . : . : as 6 4 *. SP ne a oe : 3 ote sf ' : on aes a Oe .» @% a Poe. VT “3 B nad 4 ; : ; eager ts zt “ : See > n° > . “a * : or me ™ 2 , : : ¢) , : . ; ee pine ee Sista a - agli ee OS \, ant at = : h roared their delice hen \ieManus ed in th ninth to a e ” ;. we ee 3 ee se . . s _ : : ruc fu ‘ack on the eas : | a : ee | . Sees 2 Sa sh n at New Yorks; clear; 3:30 ‘Several members of tie in the tying runs. he es ai tee Se ae a Dm owly escaped sertous injury _ a —- ee we : , a. bs —_ ; Dien de meathtiatio: tot Not Beat : _ a. : ss ‘ > . ’ = ‘ ‘ss = . ’ * .@- ‘ . . if the Brow ‘ 2 4 2 ° = . : , . - . . - . Pos a. . oe i - a - . ad . . ° . ~ , 4 ;: ; | ~yhn oe we ’ : ‘ - a ' : r 7 ; ' ’ : A . Se SS See . — ~ — . : | , . , : ° ry... « 7 - 4 " 7 F Ay Vielded seve: : ma ft ns x ie Se» ate. Sees ; *, = : — eae ; . . . re . . . > ~ - . " : = . . " P 4 * -, six innings. = mee a | : Woe were bad!y shal " 7 ~~ . . ~ mn. 9-11-2 leix 3 ot a= Tal ' % “A ’ . => an me “Te . - : , > r, ~ ‘ —- - \4 . . * s F rae r ** ‘eA " >> 7 * » a ; _ 4 ‘ae x 7 arn > > ; Mev . a . . a . . a : ~"" — " . I 7 e : : 7 - a ° 2 . ye : r. a ee 3 Aad Oe “ee . - . ; a on ’ x % Nae. a > ‘ : . - F oa , a = ~ . o” . : Se oe : > } x ~ ; “y ; > : . we : “4 n , bal . : > iy : 4 _—. “a ‘ i eS . _ ee or tre |! : 2 ™ * - : ge SE ae * sy ~— : : , -_ ™ : ; Rie . he wy mr La} '- ® »” - : s . . ~ . oe ~ e i —~s "" ; . . . eee” me ap ae na! : 7 . ‘\ AT . ‘ ’ . 4 I L. E- . 7 C1 ‘ % x) —e : . “a en Sa ns > baad - > = ‘ling Ede ene aes: 7 : or ae ee ts az rdinais, 3 Standifer Out of Cx ee a So ame ee, y Be ae ee cs . — a — . eet staunchest suppor toward the nearest ex'' “ . = eNO 2 le Pe eg gee Ba so #3 = . iv Standifer of We ing the game th henteimen 4 = . st , SS 3 fet re es! = the : rh in the ¢ 9m called-for or returned @® brilliant victor Pitcher as Pinch Hirter vett : acai eee ) Genaro on Foul St. L. Country Club +: 5 = ors creat chases (hie gaa suits. Many cost $50, | es oe may, | rererd— ON * ae sattatanuns 4 Ene pent a great part of th , and some as high eiaaeren Sonire from abe cre a : Alexander Gains Easy Victory —— oe Se aM $150. Would you rather Ruth, Kenny Wi! iams anid . Flyweight Champion Bounces Ev Will Be“Held J ‘ i -olated to eaptus : . was called upon te bat in . Pe ' pune ; Pct ent ; eld June 19 to es a ‘eam + stro h = | wear a2 cheap new i ’ : ‘8 Into Low Blow—Johnny 2—Normandie to Open , TEXAS LEAGUE, | Pb Pu or a high-grade as-good ) . : as-new? Be well dre fer Ray Kolp. the pitch: ' = 7 , Wilson C Bou ae a ee ; ‘eoked over Fliobertson « curv: , 1 Ll n ancels 3 > . J | S235 4 | h3 ‘V3 Greens. . . ; : ' arene . wok : : Bs “he! Anronin 4 “ ; . .~ ~ ee " Pere Werth 3 ¥ | at smali expense. ewure three times in a vain ; , oe i a } : : ; ~ e connect. He had com: ne her ' | rm oe , rhe _ i Wy ' ee eo aaa — the way of a ict of -hitters sere ' , ’ a Tes ' es ; ‘ ae Mstriert Ge Asec- COAST LF. AGUE. _ oes Robertson breathed « — . Sos | | , as is ee ee Se oe - ‘ nr ae magna was: Be ded a few a. ; 1012 N. Gran i | and settied down to retire r ow | , : ; , - — | , : PRs ry mpirit rT 7 2c 2c 2 : DE man tc, dG 1 : , righ "st foul punen tual fu Lampionsh tourna- | — se : Page and Grand Cars Stop at I pens Roberton | inning , | ) others s n't be better and Holland, ment to the : Countr: :] Ww ESTERN LEAGUE. arin’ ¢ 5 “oslliing ard ther ~— ts ; . ; , , ‘ , a = ; : ) , pop to Ernie Johneo: rn e1 : Ping | t night ie 1@ Post-Dispatch Sport Staff ‘hee . | Pes: ahor S: Des Moines, 2. The slogan is: “Commit euall ) ; . , : . ’ ‘ = - t, ™ . ; : : ; . 7 ‘ a? ™ sr re ~ ° ° ; "em and give the "a ; ‘ e -. vt uly l ioux gw re . - se ” = . , : . 2 4“ ’ > « ak the _ _— two be and f , nus for 1 er eee ath SP ae 7 dts =‘ : ; neinnati ana leagzo, yse hei Brae: | | The Drewinghh , 3 3 2 1 ind Mark Steir Daviscourt’ s Headlock Wins. | The entries for the amatunl > Striaes hetore hitting * Toh: . . 1s wi? , Aber ry? Pb 4 ’ | ~ +} a 4 _— Robertson's a . : fake TRown as ' “? mes 1 r¢ ) ve won +7 ~ ) SBURG. Kan, April 24—-[I way ly have closed, ’ ‘ ? ‘ 2 2 , - aT , 2 ' » fn . ' -ar o rh -? = “sared Lewis 4 e "a wo nas drawn 6 7 " ~ . _ ’ ' “ one h's mos Liua : 7 - . ’ ox = wef =e . _ e - ‘ o "7 i. . % " ly ° - | ; . ‘Fae * , " , . > : 7 . ? . ~ - , . : . + x . P a . 2 = pas . " ; rye ’ rmir fa : . qe ees : Oe An , : . : - + . —-_. . > . 7 * - — = 7 ’ . - ~ ; . . . - : se ‘a ' —_" _ pA fm six On secene then made Seve . , nen ' ; r Rare mienthia « : red ‘ 3 ' ' ; : . & : 5 : — . ~err ee salle : , ae , ae oe (4 —— . The Br athe hakin rm r ‘Brewne Siti . — ghee a . : ' 3 els mare ; ' Seog 5 - tne nd ‘ teal athena British 4 | to Theat Joe Lyme, worl7's games, This lone rur be Sage «5 thaagghentogactendiapengey Me nd the opening gains: | aaanTn simat with Davis. Scott and W. B. Torraite m are saved an ) rt ; Pa OuUrt PACLOCK i i success \meritcans Grouped. 4 . rune tm the p; th : p= Tound do ei ota x ron. | haar enna | * ee 2 Holderness, the pram medium of di irowns mean Mes crate ghd ee , | : a Se died 4 ’ ' trey Cly ha, . ' —— ‘a, falls into € ‘s ane pe r nat — > . , it : t , t | "a 3 ' , ; ot 1s , | 8 mes ) . - iit: : . . or nr ti ver have heen lost Seu Narrowly Wix« Victor neooad p ; ° a ind retur to w Yo Riad i Wyre . . . ; ; ee a : . , » he _ HE ‘Sia > f hi sealant Sal | 82) Chicago will wet another thera! 4 : a A ’ pote ge di ine _.) | Landen. belonntn tance ofthis of scoring im the last inn rn Daler. a8 meariy as , Meomindne hema cn fauna: the team in seven games. ° rage . Included which to he neit ar. AMERICAN LEAGUE. fornia champion 3 ae a oo Same eee with receding gan ondniate Ley gp olay ~ Pecan he | re ase Bp ensaeoteae: Baty : ts 864 6-6 t oe REE. Bowdoin ) eT : Te Causes en een nek. 7 re @id not take , | soca : a ba he : ie A BOSTON AT PHILADELPHIA — on the American I : Improve the | ezcelient. crashed the Avs wie : ; : ma . nd. ' ser gs a ij sha : . tas . me ean ie nad piay against @ pitched to Rim Ris drive wen’ : ; mare a es ; > w" ; Y : : : . : i s _& : —s , 0 om ™ | . a an . - P Nw! bl | .oathes ath . . . be ‘ -- . 2 A a . . . tha : . . . —_ rhe iit «6 - ll gana eee reeie’ te tn ead in the ¢ oa .. SISLER AND FOURNIER It na :- . : phe. day he slapped tae tet pees sot let i¢ PHILADELPHIA Lay an English fee : Vota \ amo Seeeine Meetll ett secon rent’, the : is} SEE SOX AND BROWNIES (‘© Whether the blame should be 12% » Checves suyvendeyed a[ b> One te. Bee eran et be re ver of the Rove! Guam ies and the m fh sent = | Ss who 1 meet Commander "TOD. site EES a ee BRA | | | 3 14.INNING | IE ‘ ; = = . . , . . | 2 : a gill ; a a | oo Rasa . , _ A i e Ratteries Great or ar . ~ , ; . - . . . - = tie = ~~ ‘ 2 _— 3 : rrer PY 5h = in *f = lisse j : . > | . = x ' oo | > Ni ii in ‘ . . P . a —_ -~ = : ™ " " 2°" gg ae “er _ . “a4 7 . . . : . ' 7-4 > > ‘ . ° ' . ‘ss emtee 7 ’ : . . 2 ver 0 0 | : a sco ‘ist in oy = i a 0 Havre de Grace Entries. Tog ea feorge Six! ipera: eee . meals ornad F ay's Sanding: Entries. a m watched : | | gga Bao | ome 7 = “he" CLEVELAYD Th. \merican is the & plies with ful Ene. . aaa : | ee ee eae Sater . | . ; : ' , . : 0 0 doe = ee ¥ physicians selection of d IW’, ' Y ou’ll “Stride With Pride” in More St. Lous Dundee Tailored Clothe : scribe Mountz One of otr good customers gave us this slogan the Ark.. than q other day as he went out wearing one of our adver- — tised specials. He said it was particularly “fittings” \lountain V A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF FANCY BLUE SERGES : | prescribed b Let us show you how we can cut and tailor $ . to your measure a beautiful Suit from this 1) bh ; specia! lot which we can make up to order at 4 case, la et ess tham ready-made prices, and give you ee: S , ee a I ee ae Sure, StTOmacrE Extra Pants Pree _ eases. OTHER SFRIVG AND STY“MER sv TTIVGS $30, $35, $45 and $55 we You’ ul Stride : - Mountain Vv od i ” “a rece. ; ma len 6S year-o.da, puree P iret , ff | ae ce a ec - > ~ Pe aaa et oF woe... gv essing gradu ONLY 2 ST. LOUIS PAIRS FINISH HIGH IN WOMAN'S NATIONAL BOWLING EVENT 02 tes: PTR | > wilt: eestines bi €OAT...VEST YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS WATIONAL LEAGUE. | . ‘oa Toeral + te, . | FOR BETTER HEALTH ' 2 t igi ay ’ “ . : . ‘ | .. $ SELCHER MIVERAL WATER Masaeds-—Se. 1 | ' , 3 3 TURKISH BATHS MADE TO MEASURE ANY AMERICAN LEAGI E. RATTERN ANY SABRC Ne Terai. PEPARTWEVT FOR LAanpres Write or Phene far Lt Ray THE PANTS s TORE co. : BELCHER HOTEL 7I3 PINE ST. | Cluett, Peabody 6 Co. Inc. Majers. Thoy MY. Tetels te Op AE cally BS; llmeart eeeLUCAS 4 “A CROLeR ROreriy +f: A AT FOURTH ST. © “rey fate —— a ee eee = o000eeeee Dis 4 ee ee yearn. 23. American, 14; net rear, 22. | *
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pt he - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIT 24, 1997. .* | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 73" “Having Been Beaten Eight Times This Year, Bobbed Hair ‘Can Hardly Stand Another Trimming F | pte by ff j t eee | B kett May 24 Carpentier is matched with Joe eee oe wis as io | Coliseum Fi ht Card. ec un Beckett in London for June 14. | wilt ‘aa +) pon, oe that 1 a on Outpoints u ton and Willard’ s Paunch May Ka 0 in or FOE 0 rl aan ~ ti M t h Rickard thereupon notified lran- hee ac a Dee ehe Metre we 88 eels ak Have Departed but So , MAIN EVENT—Redcap Wil- ntier atc coils that the date would he July 14, / to battie Noble at the Commonwealth » 5 Storm Str le , gon, New York, vs. Harry Kaba- and the match wae officially on. A’ Sporting Club In Harlem next Satur- . 1 Wins ig t 0 att e 1 ar ) Has His Boxing Skill y koff, St. Louis: 10 rounds. at 130 B as h | Beckett victory June 14 would spill} ¢ay night eee a @ SEMIWINDUP—Johnnr Lucas. Frenchman Will Meet ritish the beans for Georges and Mike. NEW YORK boxing critic t W | St. Louis, vs. Leo Juli 1S, St. vyw ; Before He ee . After this. Dee Hirsh, manager of t d B ~ A writing his impression of | Agains l son , Louls, eight rounds: lightweights. Hea eight . | Renault Signs ae Alternate. | Bernstein. has arranged to have his e ea e oxer iven se Willard. after viewing his work- PRELIMINARY — Mann Du- Boxes McTigue in U. S. Leo P. Flynn yesterday signed arti- | man tack!4 no less a fistic personage ithan Johnny Dundee, the funior light- ard, stte ainesendl aelidineéd a : d ’ = cles of agreement on behaif of Jaci out a gan, Plainview, Ill.. vs. Bud Mee ¢ gz n a ack stor red t ) . 7 | ' : , 'wetght champion, tn a 15-round af- ne a Aes | New York Italian Is Constantly » Hale, St. Louis, eight rounds; , Special ta the Post-Dispatch ery oe pre es at. 4 eget fair in Madison Square Garden. This | ; wreaeete , ’ fine and that he hac! veneer » ‘oh? peste a en - all ; who has en selecte y the New); .*" . a tc ‘ % Continued Aggressiveness Gains Him Verdict, Although $y. : intimated that Jess had Aggressive and Can Hit Hard light heavyweights. NEW YORK, April 24.—We're to! york state Athletic Commission to | °Ut !8 set for May 3. And then Jack rs . | . “ . " =e B! . ; 4 ; ( Tees & pe xing he ) H ds CURTAIN a RAISER ~~ Ray have Georges Carpentier with us act as general utHity man for the inter dea to go right into the light- ton Narro’ \' ces Fin si) ing His Foe in Twelfth Round te “Me : With Both an . ( Steigers va. Henry Roth, both St ‘5 so a ‘. May 12 Milk Fund show at the Yan-| weight bailiwick by taking on Elino x x i ht (same Th } } ; 7 act this compara- » Louls, four rounds; 148 pounds. ¢ again! This throbbing news becam kee ball park. Renault will step in fae te ae bape on se in ol Ui t 7} We iit Betddit ly rougnoutt 1é JONTE ST, et, et fe rs in —— BPP PAP PBL A A | known yesterday when Tex Rickard In case anv one of the follow ing fn iT . PP: nes Bs. a ¥-rouncer pereOn McNutt. , he present-day By John E. Wray, ’ | h ‘ed is unable to appear: Willard, Firpo,|CP*n'me of the Queensboro stadium, right, 1923 ———_—— arep ot ts, and, to ; , PELTRET TAKES SPRINT annonssed: es OC ee a 2 te ee [which will mark the beginning of the April — _ : ° dro} f - » « on ' Sports FEditor of the Post-Dispatch. cablegram from Francois Descamps vs oS SCN EEE outdoor boxing season in these parts. om 2e--—The A ‘ a tertain extent, waen , nother victory for Harry Kaba- 4 tee with meri By Bert Izoe, pared to the Willard of seven A er victor: a y | EVENTS, PRINCIPIA WINS _accepting Tex's offer for a bout with Bernstein Has Three Teachers, | nucle tebe ; One® ex. The Post-Dispatch Eastern Boxing Authority years ag mee ( koff tonight at the Coliseum, waere FROM YEATMAN TEAM Mike McTigue, to be held here on Jack Bernstein is off on a rom- | WESTERN ASSOCIATION. \ condition and w!)) be. an : ' “Always .® w and cium>er- he fights “Redcap” Wilson of New P teil oy : 1 #iel4 | July 14, either at the Yankee sta- page. Jack is hot-footing after the! er ucAlester, 1 (Game called ts . _ ° » Y”) ‘?}, — rs > . . wrt 4ta «A y * wer than betore n ein ons , "Oo trn: ich } toi » 4 ‘ “ue ponship and Wate on of Rochester in the 4th Re ‘giment Armory in Jersey City ~beosglag a Se Sa in Rok eee Ot. Louie 196-|" © i glue pe High nm ®| Jersey City, pining ns te dau ~ od Cseeteee. ©: Ae | - . , > just as awxv , oe apa wag ge : jual h "eatm: mpu , . than ro weeks Ja¢ w — 5 ; ‘ht and had the time of his young career trying to put’? seven rounds against a spar- (| pound boxer in the eye of local ring- Gual.meet at the Teatman campus! Descampes’ cablegram reed: | | take On! Springtielé. 5; Fu Smith. & a) - ~'¢ : nig oe" = Ti ia e - Dp ‘ > pe : as ‘a as ‘mart of his thous yesterday afternoon. The Academy Accept your percentage. Im- in \ | ‘ad some 4riv. on down 20r Are! . Sedttel wos ; Yonkers Time was when Kabakoff's en- team’s victory was largely the result) possible to engage in a boxing : } , 7 r) , - . ( Rae . . “ 1} 311 ¢e” ‘ : sii . DT the steamship, they Fulton went the : t of twelve round s, f; grhti De wit h preat after a Fes f shadow box- trance into anv local arena was the of the efforts of Peltret, sprint star,|; contest @efore July 10, because ———EEe————————— to get down . a Tm @hi ver » ¥ aiff to Teal e against ia . ATA ei maf, W ho Carr) ~ cd him at A furions ’ ITs Th ir: ae . ni sional for teers and boos from the who won the 190 and 220 yard dashes a icult EF nglish courses c | , Dion en guS*nMUMMGL te was lion was tottering oi tho verge-ot defeat | fer™y' Seat © tuches c SOW ne, ans an u o a ri rn" A ‘7 om , ong frfrayY AT) = POT Kr £10 emoeller rin ; ge se n x euffered and ect: aol PP ras luring one Gark era of his career, | FOLE VAULT Nemoto ee think 50 shades possible only in : hie the others had itt.e 4 if ‘ he wae flattened by Height—8 f 8 inches. : a Willard two years @&°. + . eignt— eet ncHes t Shaken up. Gardner . ‘ _ hoth Benny Valger and -.ndy Cha- BROAD JU MP—Hapz, Yeatman, first ; fine woolens. ;‘ Of basket ti tt ttt atiatin Manned JO - Goldman. eatman, second: ompson : etfateroom ; but came LPL LOD DP PL nev. Yea a thi rd. - D Ss’ ar nce—16F o feet 5 M Dp l M Le Star of weave which 18 most ap- ; ent and is now quite ~ Johnson's plan of batts wags A Kabby is et!il! the fast, clever box- inches tea iad r. Vougias Mac Lean, propriate for the solid i ; hine fight With the beginning enldA with tence added. He /100-YARD DASH—Peltret. Principia, ‘first: the Thos. H. Ince production . FS rus) ge {ig er of old, with exper Hanzey. Pri ingupia. se ona: Winkler, Yeat- P ] so oll ‘ Out of Competition. of each round he would leap from ..,, er has been harmfully beaten. man, thi ne—:10 2-5 “The Hottentot” wearing the COIOTS. | 4 : nim ¢ rir r 443} . aN - Principia, first: Haps. B fer of Washingto his chair and cross the ring in Beir y ne he still has-a future 220 ) DASH: —Peltret. . ' ston later ' . sa? ae ‘ cha clow-moving S a a three knockouts y wa aan, oS a ~~ a, Yeatman, . Silas ths proeenal pounds tom jespite the two oF th nin ime— 4 2 HOTTENTOT woolen as fine and as x4 ‘ ta giant Hea was fighting a e euffered Renny Leonard 449 paASH—England4. Principia, first; Nie- cool as the Huntington he hit the -pafl. ted bon n? , Pe } ha Tre} " : aa Te tk i NEEabe Stylish Swagger, Snappy Gabardines, Whip- }).).. oi.c5.- 1: Witard, and ho pee, Toned twice on the meriier ringipia, amcona Kruse, Yea r e.te . . bably will not be able cords and Tweed Topcoats nee Wey deiablerenarnr ep Peart way up to the top. | woolens must be custom r BETUeS: ¢ 0 ee ee ar re Wilson an Aggressive Slugger. | ; : : : will Femain in London (1000 or more high-grade | ®!ve Serge Coat 350 50 buckle. H n be ~~ | Sonight. Kabakoff ie facing 8 | tailored it the material 1s fi) practice over the “Miles cood-as-new Sults | ~ > **"'s-------. ‘ ways carrying the figpt ane in Redcap Wilson. Kabby to be done justice. , y visit Brand new Wool aoe et | Seer 1 ably have a few pounds oo a le and also lots of topcoats, Serge Pants. . $3.75 aemed ¢ warw he t . ; ’ h es , ab] — - on ei 4 2 I ee Ne ee ae might have ; K ¢ e¢ the Yor weight advantage, - aon = D such fine makes as Hart | x. won Maetnad he set a pace himself. Jobn-| featherweight. He fought here once me team {6 excellent Schaffner & Marx. Also | Pants. I$Si. 25 son was oF eo often and relent- .4q made a hit in beating Johnny — : rdart personality tn the is pulling for the other high-grade tallors’ un- | Coat and Vest; all 2. 50 Se ss hand and body toltedd of] cats to the | gh in the championship, called-for or returned wool; as low as.. § 7 ng of! n i - oe panty | fine. recent t A af this b y includ: - | eae ens ca hats as | Suites all woct.s-| PESO coe ee ese hen | tetas siren of hig ietorien Mae : part of the trip careful- $75, and some as high as | ©"ts; aU wool.... ® back at his tall tormentor like em at Madison Square Garden. He! ; Be style of attack best “My $150. Would you rather | also at........ rr ccran Lt ate atm Pepper Martin. | trone hunch that ep & wear a cheap new sult | rain es ee ol re wed the rag; as he left {t,| iranakoft ‘ know he has been Fri. as 3 (oR | due and I believe the orahigh-grade as-good- | pain coats: new.......... R2.75 he eo! on, For ¥ that! to the: wars, tonight. if Wilson Sights Panatela SO iS eg te | aay the Siam to eat a , as-new ? Be well dressed Boys’ Suits; new..--...... $1.45 ...,, Unk meee canoe: Gaiee goes, | ee en Italian, rather dark Bouguet 15¢ straight : BF tis pat “A 22) tie ree | 921 | at small expense. | ee vist arn ete tel : TE neeerinl ‘of teres GP AEA ps \ a ) ‘ eal L0c straight Blun? 13¢ or 2 for 252 . | First long pants >» the ney . fight fan's w rere ante as it stands te good - Suits; new......... . 0 TN en ee ee ed in any champtonship, 1012 N. Grand ovat! eat night It wae the hesti. ae ee i ... ton oe fight r his er al Was Macs ises jabe, |} ks 3 i ewinges breaks come. and the ~ 2 . ; oy The epirit of the ine ” Page and Grand Cares Stop at Deer. Close at 8 P. M. Sharp against a ng new mer. it was He is a slugger rather than a box: SoemBe ay ce sy pect me iad Seveg.tiate Sart. ankle ewtaeett cts | uy Ma iii j ; _ 2 er ever S . t tw me J : ‘“ . A Tif Lé of merit and =zS s ° es AS oe ee fe: “Commit everything ‘ cei , ror le ava celfnm ! rae f lenge experience, was heaten to es “% & a ae ‘ Riss rece ™m and give the British Pigs: ‘ e . at ke lasted or : +. See Y nae ae ee BR tad ahi voyage to America,” sur sed onl ra : aks Drawings. b 4 . "y, So ‘: Kabbs Can't Afford to Run. or the amateur cham- ‘ if Kk akoff makes a fight of 17 have closed. and the + s a al i . af s bid for who has drawn a bye * nopularity hea n {ll afford to run Illing of Portiand. Ore. e ° ° ‘ _ - =. the eg ves wills! ff) fast this ee, BE Aeertoas ttviea aving the LivesofalNation ae erening, sa menhy cos bit some him- : Jr. an American living | ‘ ae, . Willing aleo ia the ' stwindu A Muga American to fall inte oF of the draw. which j More than five hundred thousand (590,000) lives peal interest as the main event. at * Mrong Hritish players, red. the Hon. Michael B. Torrante are saved annually in this country through the oe ee ne Grouped. T+ wae amr need today that John Ir Bm falleincs the nest medium of disease prev ention—lives that would ny “Peewee” Kaiser had undergone e® draw, in which 6leo r . 7 im a al Este cnn’ Amests have been lost avery few vears ago. [The impor- | ready | Grant. an American of ° - mite to the Royal &@t. and who ia a former Mpion. H. R. Johnaton, meets Ti L. Holden of ter: Robert Gardner, -Amertcan Internation- will play againet G. B. ob a tance of this saving cannot be estimated. f LEADERS UNDISTURBED ) a. IN HANDICAP TOURNEY; Many causes have helped to save these lives and es mow ses improve the health of the people of this country. B No change resulted last night _d 3 for 3c wii oppose E. Nos Notably among these are the scientific discover- Sean Meanes a: conee at et tere’ pecteil og aa = 18% . ) BE ievs, Two squads of five men took ight Jr, Los angeles, ies and the methods of medical practice in the eet eli delta t Commander Banneft- — . a Ez hal, S008; Sacluding a handican St. on pasweil prevention of disease. 387 pine Phoolmaster: McGililea — ° ° ° ° _ A —— ew Zeniand athlete; W. The old adage. “A stitch in time saves nine, ap- UNITED STATES TO ENTER . Beoettish Internations!l — i ; -~ | OLYMPIC SOCCER CA Puritano mmerican in tho dest plies with full force to the human system. Pre- RB cad on open ames Fino | Davison Herron, Oak- | - . 7 . . We YORK, Ap? , a. “ERO: AQ- I3 or 2 fer 25e Mi meet JF rawacd, vention ot dis Ise 1S most important, and pres- ~ phan : ee ae | arith arg Favorita 15¢ straight Escepcionales ll 3 for 30¢ fehire sho often has —<—<———— ent-day physicians strive to prevent disease BB vate, have been scheduled trom May ) rather than allow it to gain a hold on their pa- ie SMeateck of Pittovers HEN your dealer says’ What tients and then undertake the uncertain task of Nesociation, has asked the stats mer size El Producto, please?"’ or ett Tipes oc 8 ap rege lla Baia ‘What color, please?’’ he is simply attempting a cure. es) a eee nek State offering you a wide range of choice in As a preventive of diseases that originate te eee ce ok Se shapes and colors in the same cigar. through impertect functioning of the organs ot ) iso ' nf m the , ves vegton ot Because every El Producto, no matter what assimil; ition and elimin; ation. AMON? othe r items, q amateur ‘ompeti " probabl tts shape <r cae Soe omy coca physicians recommend judicious care in the a oan only in El Producto's uncopyable blend. o wafer. tf AUSTRALIAN SPRINTER selection of drinking ge hole gd More St. Louis physicians recommend and pre- | Axstraila ta.agnin cooking There's the choicest Havana in the blend, the finest craftsmanship in the making— and men who smoke El Producto every day Corona | Clothes! scribe Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs, tees cee tees ores oe x) f 1Se straight know that the quality never varies. slogan the Ark.. th; an any other mineral water know Mm. and ‘fiel ’ cont rts wil be ae ded, e. Fst Distributor Wm. F. Brockmeyer Cigar & Tobacco Co. 2101-2103 South Broadway, St. Louls, Mo. ly “Atting” x Mountain V allev Water is recommended and rious sections of the Antinodes, and ill ae - | Foie nininiiiii it [ am iwhe raced ras 1 Q as color Sidney ' Central 2922 “ly eg | prescribed hv phy sicians in cases of Bright’ S Dis- oe ee ering. 7 fo sult every smoker Sidney 1855 ntra . = . y - ie a ne perforn rite hae ~ pre ease, Diabetes Til ddpatlenn, High Blood Pres- ce ee tar cnence Be be {0c to 30¢ 6. se, Li: S, eee WENN ANE for fosthe voted Philadelphia, Pa. sure. Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Dis- wer. Gare raced against four” man eases. , \iateniasian record of lone stant With Extra For Full Information Call ; go MC — nregelD a oreo St. Louis, Mo. Anent the opening of the Queens Mountain Valley Water Co., . pore 5. oe tatoresting 3675 Olive St. Phones—Lindell 2781-1847 Ses gore mantis Wile pec ; how. Prompt Deliveries to Home or Office BB ex Semmy Cohen, one of l'ke the goods
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“ae ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH stellate’ 02? ae _ ST.LOUIS POST-OSPATCH = & eh standin, jae a nn te Lieatocke Elsewhere | STRONG TONE 10 WHEAT IIIA LIST HIGHER PRICES HIGHER | le NEW YORK §S —| News and Comment | - ors B08 Ebi BE i Sa ee N OCAL EXCHANGE =. ' Petre “ ‘ . 7 4 7 Following ‘s * =~ nord | J rf ~ eA : . ‘ } : f 7 iA } is [> _ i te \! ; ‘ ’ ‘ E P f a4 inr °4 1 - — : : ; : , eee ' . > ha - — low and ce oun and sev. | : : : . - - Vs . , , - , : - ‘a _ see tied a P f | " a loca! Terk an iuotat amas t } A ; ‘ , ' . P ; ‘ ase : ;' stre rh ana . ~A anet $10 _ . Bp : oan Kane*as nv anc Ricags > = 2 e : _ 7 ~ Pig ted PEE * dims wt. “MAY WHEAT Oil Shares Do Better—-Bondas Hold Steady change Rates Firm French Francs Feature. Reston Wow Market. ac i ha “SEPTEMRER OATS | 4a e 44% 4- > MAY RTE aa) . . 2 ’ torts MERCHANTS’ EXT RANGE 4 —Crain future rareged Gp on the market todar Liverpool wheat n- %4 to 1%4 Righer Higehr caMe 9 ‘ent rents. fermand for sD*. fernand and raiet $5,000,000 4 : Fgeke ae Archer-Daniels-Midland Company "92-4 + cern S83 Xc and Seotember corn o be presest!y incorperated.) 2 - pres secencereye mart comtinas Seven Per Cosi Cumulative Preferred Stock - pad $50 lnee repr. Senegal . eck have the right to buy from the company at any time up to May Aye ee -s 84.000 »vsush MT Uwe! e rate of $50 per share, one share of Common Stock for % py ye and $8 ~ gee: ; ~ tre! 19 cere lo: nd 15 ‘areugh each two shares of Preferred Stock held. = “ were 398 Ne et ak oa ’ seks in @r Auta oubiic elevators were aT bushes of wheat. 4089 089 dush-.s a corn. 541 19° bushels of cats thereafter, from ou surplus and met earnings, at least three pe no ~omor ised 1539 : bee : wheat. 110 428 that shall have been at any ' redemption or by crued dividends. . . ¥ 2 white once. the Py. 0 aoow j a na Pi “ee mon Sfaeck a On fy» r »' fla’ } ork Stock ca % ; Q ’ a 35 »ushe! 7 ws. vueheis of Raffir corn EW YORK : Cash Grain. ~ uw By ve ee CAPITALIZATION To Be Presentiy Bo Present = Ores aN SEV EP CPNT. CUMTLATIVE PREFERRED STOCK (Par Val. $100 $5000 ANN $5,000,000 “whee Nvidends Parable Quarteriy, Cumulative from May 1. 1923. COMMON STOCK (No Par Value 225.000 Shares 200.000 Shares — 4 white coats. : _- — a A - “- . : : Business and e Midland Linseed Product pany started in * moe: “o 3 cereal white cats. 67 “7. sin In twenty years a d have both grown steadily. T! company wi rv? f ca*e. 45% @45 4c Vanagement: : ; , oe ai Tare x | = | ‘. us pa Sropertie t the Archer-Daniels ied An mpany and will aes a eee Dellwood Elevator Company.’ Inc. ae , RECEIPTS ARE WEAVY owner of all of the plants of the bit ) of those piants for ee : AND PRICES RANGE OFF The new company will then have the “al 9 | + 7 oh as ™ -— + — ote 7 ie” s “ms — “ sa gapeer” i + - z ue = 7 = SONAL a KYARDS. tii Apri 24 Company at Minneapolis, Toledo and sy . ot 7 Cattle and Substantial economies are expected to 1.9 sheen. 1000, was steady in ge 4s | Mb rg Se, modersie fun Seen Primarily responsible for the past success of th eg o——~s Ha —» t ne largely — : | . t a : ~ - ~ : , > : : ia c as sae ; . ? - ~ | a ; B 4 + . . ™ " ; | oS B: = > . i : - “2 ; ) . | ' . : ya A : *. : 7 pale ze | : : #e- : a a a ae | bas . Se eee steers a u rs. Price, Waterhouse & C-i its, wer Ws . * mer Say Sulk 96 wt > ~~ 54 30 Net prefitse before deductive 2 335 y deaf bulla, bulk $5 te Federal income and orofits aS Seiogna hulle, bulk 96 to 36 75 fates weid bot after git- z. : 28 — FB new! - ; ag | ' Clearings, Money, Silver : f S f, 7 ime effect ta tates at . | Or [ : ; . oresen? rates ere altery = 593 $1,437,568 14 7 731,262.31 1,938,053.78 SA eeericitins wins chien: w | .+0e* *s cee ees ee ee 2,817,313.80 me sepcting securities you hould make sure of naa ce dw alely a hae a ote gen a 101,550.66 4 : | the safety of your funds before you even consider anv 30,513,016.17 1,043,954.01 a? Mm 260 +> 510 seunde The bulk of thie? ear’r trading S| .@/ other factors. March 31, 1923 18,909,128.34 inexcessot 1,000,000.00 ‘s | = Trading wae sinm, SAFETY is the one indispensable > quality in an inves -_ ve ~ & +keee - product ry strong. Plants are bocked to -capacity sy known as the Straus Pilgn. which surround | : : ompany is willing to sel: prosperous year seems assured. - Is L. _— in }: — po . a rl ; we iis ~ - , them. The best indication of their safety is Our > ance s te mes } at f ch 31, 1 . certified by Messrs. Price, Waterhouse maNee ; hanes na ag ee | ib] | iv > the issue its capita! stock, shows tangible assets recora +! vears without loss tO anv investor | 35: : hic! 7,054.66 are current sets, imst cu liabilities of $3,407,054.66. There —and their unvarying prompt payment of both . : principal ‘ = ars > a ee mf We offer $4.750.000 of the above stock for snbacription. subject to allotment, when, as and if issued and accepted “— i ap Eh ae better br us. at: ne } ‘ wae Ser Write for our hookler “Fortv-One Years With | ru A | L« . i A out Loss Ie”, which tol shout the Some ee $98 Per Share and Accrued Dividend. * ~*~ | 2 clipart mm — | ‘ 5 4 in’? ca mers + =F ee. + HPP Gene °° to mea - frst mortgage honds. Call atone ot our offices or write the Bankers. and has : Prt) so Summ @ Sutie Se. 2 Il. Minnesota. for the Cemranr We ee ; fair} “ire art ee ater err? * © detail. and for carefull. se lecte ~G offerings of sound Straus Th) te ~ fant = 2 » 4 — »4 , ——— — us : ee & “romwe'*. NI ene : a ‘ fer . — / e ae , or'cee s’ereging stea2ty | L ; regerve the right to ; yo | subscript pie 2 : ot less than the amount applied for and “s = were eatremety Sent at ad today and ask for | ek: ‘ , a Sates s. cant.. Dat of , the oFo-day on ne a ha ee , ‘nde « = -~* 3 . 3 * « o- - ' , 7 . ; “ . «2 4 a. _ ed ’ é. expected ace a . 39 Pine Street, New York, N. Y.. a terns: Y 6Semeraty stanty i‘ =. = ’ : - Se Visible Supolvy of Grain see? Mla-> ** 74°° i- *he Ga = & ‘arn. me : + -« : ~ : : + is oe * stock certificates when prepared Pe , _Cash Grain Prices WwW. ST IR. AU S & CO. GOLDMAN, SACHS & CO. LEHMAN BROTHERS 4 ite Sera VR A A. A FFICES POR TY “ ? s 4 ; OF ESTABLISHED 1882 | New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co BOATMEN’S BANK BUILDING—ST. LOUIS ) LANE, PIPER & JAFFRAY, Inc. Pa Akron, Ohio Suite 503—Tel. Olive 7320 or Central 233 | | Minneapolis, Minn. * euearteriy dividend of ene / A Sie Seon aecinred anthe t= Preiee Ju | FORTY'-ONE YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR april, 1923 Steek of thin ( ompanr. pared io —— , . ‘ . . : : Se .? wy = . " .* ‘lens es the Banarre qorrers. t« a oman of re« . ' Tee statements ; Boe , : : “Ma, tat, - sh a. a= i? : “ , : ) _ * etoee of basiness. —_ vo ee . | 4 . zAroon 3 4. J. SHEA, Treesurer ae eee at a AP.
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—, ——- ~ - ~— ——-—~ a Be 21 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TTESDAY EVENING, APRIT. 24. 1997. P _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — - — ~*~ 5 = -_ > ; | ** tet : b SA nd ~*~ } 4 .* " _ ’ ry rb Exchange today up to 1 5 . ? Sales hHiig! ' S kus j TY : > i : p. $8 J we aj the Tres I> ere ¢ a} ' Aa } ' ; Si fis r : er z* $4 “ Y. bushe! basket : _” c . . >i ; : — ‘oon LM Se gol Me CS ae baron | iar aie anit aa. a | ee RADISHES—Arkansas tips. 25e to 40c; | Tuemets: S525 21 go ee ; , ‘ m a , . SWEET POTA TOES—Hor i’ , 4 4m j ‘ ay va 2 he >. , : ; - : wis P FR 1, V hr RH s.. A la DANA, 4 tr s* see , ; yi : ’ . : 7? ] 4}? rr _— 2 Oi) ; 171 ee eae . > ; hy iner . ‘ : At i : ‘ f j " rere —_ : : ‘ — es ‘ ‘ > « ! , f ‘ ; ant . " . + > ‘ ~~ mn . a . ~o : ‘ - —— =) .. tn q for DpowAr s 90 ~~) © i. . os wiwig yy No : Rermuda. 5 * en-. $2.80 to ines=fe nan h . A . - . : 4 is : e . ' om § .*.- In 4 s HW & 3.800 5 51 : ) r. 1 ) + ' weve rRING BEANS—Florida, dark. $°.°: . . a Kateas Ui.v and Chicago rt , = = : | ‘ SE RaunA for woot. wee} a eeS tats tint” 207 8 107 1078 NP Gs ner Bl 2097 108% LORS 108. | See Oo 100! 2 te | 32% 32 te | Det City Gas i , | moery extras, 41 39¢; stand The colors are blue, black, yellow, in Northwest an‘ acatoard report) «! ee s " oi 92%) 8 14 . a os : | Zor ongon AR 5, ns an = § Lut é ; . . . ere by 5 in 2 p41, MOOS 106% 100%] TaN = 2047 G0 *) BON 00 *a] Want eens 400). 21% | 2145! 21% | Fed L , 100 : E—Per pound: Northern twine green, purple, white and silver. An ink ah influer AI Ng ett ene agate oe ee Te 2 a oT aa Grand Trunk ¢ 485 1 elena eae Bheg Crgiligs for every purpose—an ink for every _ ere ago wae eee | te oo Meh, yes socnde aael surface. Ask the United man to ree- in good demand ar ' } ' ss ; . . rh emeeseree, the | & Hershey C Ge “42 ims *) O71) O75] 04 Pace. 1OR% 108 68 2 | Ee ‘ ee eet oe te } : | ‘ “Toa. an ommend the inks best suited for your higher I rf . - 2 + a! _— 7 - a . $1 e- ! ) . ‘f “ . : | | . : , Te . Bian years inciviies 48 care oval = 1 Mos 3 bo, ON BON er ae . INDEPENDENT OILS va | | : oto $1.75. 1423 Oli S S L. . Seeeeee wth 64008) 16 de ee er ert ae | ew My ark 288 BS 784 let ove | ‘pena erates, $2. ive St., ot. Louis , wi he three Northwestern ete combined . +4 + : . > , VEGETABLES me, July comm BS Xo an ptember orn om + 4 fu ] Rar NJ ; Prairi. ; De sr? ] 91° ‘ . . ~ : 1 } ; SO472Z00 pound a a S p igea Sae'oe a SF ata ate ata | 22 : . . T6195 jas 195° | : nite oe Viachinery . 4 3 } "4 “em Re FOREIGN BONDS ~~» . ~~ Se es ee el ee ee loca! an’ n4 ; th were 88.000) bushels 18 049 huoshe's Nir .* Sfoci, YORK ; St. Louis Cash Grain. ; of cash grein were 2 rei winter wheat. $1 4 Winter wheat. $1 33@1 ° $130. No 2: ,_Mmpe grace tle s ref a! : : ; | rs mbea, $1.°7, No. 8 bp wheat. $] T&S mi +. 4 roan heat, ¢§ ha , cM . + | GOVERNMENT BO > na F ~ ; " ’ . : Sthiares . ~ it ) he ‘ : - = . » : . , — ° : ~ ; : *?) : “ , , ’ oye 84 | an ‘ 7 : re’. “ ‘ ‘ } +4 ‘ i PAGS 0; No. 2 white corn, 84 % « tal ) rae 5 97% | gy: : ve ! 9 eS Li. vhite corn, R” iy AR4 ' 2 1 7 . O5%, | 10 a , : TR ¢ ' > . ef white oats, 47& @#48UN0> N 2 } Steel A 1 te 10] 1 ble MINING 4 ia . % Penetratin rted in oats, 47%: No. @ white oats, 46% 4 Sug £5 ; ; pe * aye ws . , 4-4 ¢ 9% ] “1 =O es 2 |) oe No 8 cereal white oats, 47c;, sample 4 Penn El P 3% 93 eyl | Lit ail ig Tad 2 3 f ? ; Ao, a : OFrL 7. : my ey 45% @45%: 7 met 0 bho. J 3} oT ee VV wv A re purre & \ oe n} * 2k. j ,*% j ae J 1a _. AS nd Hee FF gp et it) 65) ) an iy | a4 A Powerful : ! os ae iS ’ - 2 4 ; a 1: y | ! — aes ; . . ‘ - 5, . : ‘prains Rheumatism. - rowmn Ee« mn" ‘ ie ’ *tureigu ( ramps, of the Nad ne Lame Back. Bis. fo REE | Sete s ae iss ahg ee onan oan Deere gate TN IE : ie * ~ ~e re em ve the of th- a ond ATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Ili, Apri 0 anc . pe today emi imated Cattie Pcted to 21,000 sheer | ; The average Wee eteacdy tn the ' Sesion U ‘er a moderate run of , ot Fi) oe | ‘ = a Py. ne 1! ao" +4 ; of the " mately 4500 head, «alves§ inciuded : oe ri or. ove oe , , — — : ; Heers lar 5 tw $28 with ‘i 28 war 3 , ; aa ; . ra ? nstes . , : . ~ Ppl top for full ' . ' Pe wieniee @a * 24 ’ iO Ly - “2 : | S sites , ° gut £ ~g $19 and r Ww Pers t ’ } Le + ; 7 _ Di NO | ' : ° eed . “ VYearlings were lese act! ; 4448 'O i y _ mt Rens ' 7. 7018 1 , io aaate as ,- Rh ; CALVES8—The market paln S West: 1] a att? 10n . Mir ye 13° ' roducts« : b the unevenness if Monday t euthe | ely rom DO ¢t ' \ ' ot o. ‘ . 1m srerege etna ds to Dh pees than Mor ) Wil & ¢ , *. OS: 11038. | Teeee.: - ' | , . meg YY ' , : 4 ] ] ; : ' i ; " . ° , 4 . ' ’ Se - ' 12) BBN OM Kerr Jal » If the Browns win the , Urban Shocker St. Louis that I’m‘a strong booster for Merrell’s- Willa: can justly take much of Penetrating Oil. x It puts pep into tired muscles, ome——Beef steers bulk 2h : . year ) 7. 6. S28 RY +é RAILROAD BONDSs 7 Lie . i e . . ‘ , ° " ’> and quickly) relieves sprains and bruises. An? re , 1e ] sting : 00) ran 2 Ann A | | | yr } 9 | ' | ) and Kenneth ~~ : : 4 ' : . oe 4 , . wal ’ > : | : P ‘sat > riot artee , i | i+ Ve 3 etfs M91, MBI, ADL | Mohican Cor 2 the credit=—with their strong, dependab piv. ) *, 7 a . ; — ‘ "3 : at , | T&S) le arms, Ae a, ‘o nga nid en 1 e is | ATA - } ‘ ? 4 4 : ’ 7 | , e- " , r | | no 1 ’ Tel! cer . ry i } j } . Lit? bs pp SINY \\ hatever your ; walk of life, get 4 bottle of 'y : eoelved tor " = «A ‘ . —— 2 © ee ee ee ee eee CS Rheumatism wundine pacity . Merrell’s doesn’t stain. It has a 35c and 60c at pleasant odor. ~- No rubbing is nec- Your Drug Store essary. ® Try it! rhouse asset: There > CITY BONDS -® Fiour and Meal Liverpool Cotton bhirm ’ ‘ ious Tia, VMiarket “tages of : . hie ° Salt. ; toms ' ar — a , : \ ; : ~t —Floar |, . 2 , $2.62 per barre, g:
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tials ' . 7 . , . Ps : TUESDAY The e City Circulation of the Dailv¥ POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. APRID We then 98 Za APRIL 24. 192%. i —— ——— NEWLYWEDS BEFORE iwc ia Beeved to have vows ) ror. rs } — . stitches. This Machine is PF erm rs of Roya Sing *¢ . J “*-. : LF . : ; tein cles F linek . . ' -* ed Dp: me af Ou t Mac 2 1 ear 4 41C ™ n reg a’ ed and ‘* -@ ‘ _—~ a ¥ = : . a p-asters The act on is the same. =— ey. sare a> At your druggi st eee Phone for Free Demonstration in Your Home ; ‘i on t ge. pa!‘ Ds erbtiai ‘es of ‘ a ICH IN FOOD V & Gibbs Sewing M chine Be oc ene capical when. serie Amazing New Way “cos! Blue-jay american Beauty £&g Noodles Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Mach Base en VY Ste THE PACKAGE — F | : i" ) : "ee. ac . Ys >.” r : : . c ,; ' par ) “. — P = * £ . 7 . -~-. j i . « Amcns . * *reaSs ires en wered Ip- @cross your face, banishing ere hiladelphia backs wu 3 , sed qm : be ae ry a4 his futu — gre slate bilads ' & up this gual ered 2 h ateset » 42. ie fen the Duke o rk and Als future line and eee a ay YOULL “ ntee : rITaID It row fo i . wie . Si an D bess rone sas excited more Pp°p- Tu! frestness o* uU = abe »? ‘> ’ @°) jell mre wt re. , ss , ol ; —— cha a th “se of tha Priree Removes Ca of Wrink! so — il be instantly ee : r | : ; Pe oe >4 paris include an automd- use os efunced. . A Bled Ty Tae a erair of goclc candlesticks, a This new treatment ts based on 2 ange in as - : EE: ootce cone: @ enable cont aah @ simple natura! principle. No tedi- Get It Today é nes were Lr eg hel egoid «ss : ™ = rie: eg coa 7 } 1 : f : ring f ? * 0nse eee aoe mBcet before you realize it en package lasting many weeks. Princess Mary and Vis- VETERAN INDIAN FIGHTER DIES : i OOMINO WR NKLE CREAM - gas in the American home has SO. .7--.0 , and Frontier Campaigns a + a . me d i] r ih - wedding expertence the . Ka’ i tighter stead Liy increase until eV er y . yall utte neas of many of the gifts » ii - ; - ‘hem thoee whose ; | : modern structure 1s equipped _ he «is dictated by extravagant with this ever-ready, always-willing, labor-sav- TERE freccars and others who hae features of the ceremony ELL r= CUTE TTTn i ——_— TTT TEE J TLL i. MILLI TILT iti Sey ULLAL LLLLLLLLLLLL LL a aan * er Cert, a iw a et 10uU rifts 4 spliaved at Tic Serva)»nit. i. 3 ; _ manee tant . > ‘my % "woe » : AC? epee jliated [A~- ‘= 3@ of the ropes of necklaces, tlaraa, Inatantly:Kils BED BUGS » eae ent's Old Folks’ 3 Us only Jn he greatest achievements af gas is this: — BME brace ots, pendants., brooches and ; = : ‘ . aa . : = = - : = . — ‘ % be ‘- . a ~ 5 ru? oe : = = Ee ; ' ’ 4 : so he : - 24) nr T ° 9 ‘ oi | } ' . Y . —_ Te T -~aAla Loy ” 7 yY d -_ r. nrhds ' cons mani , > mae | , mbines with 5 running cold water supply an SG = * the Duell : e Kuud Automa fae Water Heater to give to every home ee "2 modest Se ae >* ‘ost run well R 00D ashe wie. Acca. 24-—thebert' : | Se OACH F eal way - ‘ | 4: III¢ o Vater Servi ce—i1n 1n istantly ready, +4 Binto seven ures ‘ seems prob- Aa je e j#s ; 1] will be given: expensive hot-water supply. Wty to charitable institutions oF ~~ ers of the houenane . . . . e ic Sentimentally Thrtlledt. ve to live ima fine hotel or oe: * Th manhood of Great Britain — taken Lady Bowes-Lros to tts ertect Hot-Water Service. Sees -:--cearredly. Her ct service, and because it ! the expense so that you ae : ‘ ater actually - used—and no more. inches the real aia A h has existed be » far +h a oh, te » Duke and his fancee. He rOr tilree Cigarettes—an ce e-—a a” | or ~~ e her reluctant fo a ponsibilities of fourth What we don’t know about sleep ee ae . See d h > Lal Jt RUSE EI a Jes ~— ea | a her misgirirg an Ww at we OC 4 10W will cost n dre than any on | : i a enthring 60 Sige = ee : : a : > ‘ +. pard + “tually said yes to . "4 ul me) - uJ ‘ eee C On TInuUucusly Day. “a '. 7 | > = Pa ‘y no bride who ever wen Science does not know what sleep is,” nor : See « cinpier, troneeen a lac~ Fitsabe arth" 5 go 7Ts and froc ‘ the nature of the causes which produce it. DRREEE&s Diam Thin note of atmplicity But that the need of sleep is regular’ and > ae snce in the wedding area imperative, is established beyond question. | | Sa aete | ij will perform a vital service in your home. GREEN: oc tvorpcectorea not. wa Loss of memory, diminished energy, and eer oe ; tse DRO pane! of ativer outlined with i with the ot other services. less impor- ) : ss -~. | beads and finished with « - ss lessened mental power all follow in the wake a “Sem enanavttaley-‘enmmemnne Sie mae te . es of poor sleep. Isn't it tremendously worth re gee ap ccettinc ae “, EES ne ow::) be outdone by that @ 1 Gusts 4404 : ete 400 & : » | as Bo uke of ¥ The ceremon a+ y | q ~ ore . 1@ w e, then, to make certain that your sleep vater heated by : us prove it. | | 3 | wou have a furnace coil, don’ ik for a second | SEUEEEEiere tavacense mance ana a ee its , mg :. 4 e of the Prince of Wales and Hat wo a , 70uU water tor nothin 4 , a Dor ty of the Tht , Take ten minutes tonight to study the mattress and spring you . YF OE EOS 6 AES NRE EES 3: ae AN | ' £ uO tts premeahiee tal tmuaeee ay =? on. Then go to vour furnuure dealer’s and examine the : ; . = oo nerfnrim any pocketbook. Compare the udge whet ] > ae : ao | * | 7 ; : (x Tt. J ? ww her hea th, enerzy . . - ud ant. . att a aving applian ce —_— . a! ' / wr | * couple standing . the cen cup formed by the roy and success are not worth the cost of Summons sleep comfort ) , | ea eT rate Coney, . ce dh, , ~ : ’ au } -~ ys wt hn Nee + ~« ee. | ; as ty 4 th * after he bride's parents aanee = ©csugie. tne. ro A Free Demonstration | , re ftisty and the members of the Call , ! - J : : 7 ¢ : : : ~- au “4 " " : +o * > P ‘ar and . ™ | . “ 2 ’ rT? "Oo ‘ branch offices Ts =n ‘a ie rs 6|(C a —— or the firet to lea — - : “ i ' A i a — j : . if 4 ts ww &e eet aa — 44 nor = . + ‘ " 2 " . : , ; , . r? . ’ ™ a irivin ey mger ro | ~ -anvenient ‘ore us have one of our water Beater spe- “ » Buckinens : ahem: 4 : : . ‘ 7. wd ‘ a R 5 P , ~ ‘ " 5 : -= w . "er? / | , - > ? 2 A . aa 4 ide . “a F at us song Ses ) : oe : “ ae fher se bs emb . - Be ; + : , . ; de ~~ “ rTi3 7 Ar ; gueats at t : . F / 9 td d 2g banquet. They will lew 7 a , o 4 4 on e Da. are ahe ut 4 o’cloe x. driving * #2 - and taking a special ft * ttle plare in Surrey. wh Bed S Pp y l Ng A) Fibs rs ; The Laclede Gas Light Company o's — — | , ae nepection tad ‘he eae reg S Rese :- ——— -& | > a N. ak ! : a S WEding ra | MATTRESSES AND BEDS En Car «6 (tae Chereles 1017 Olive — tLe . Basins veorption at Bichingh zw = =" , ) _ ‘ j & 7 5 ; i 7 iv ‘tewels. hace & : 2 “a we tiers in glase-cove 2 magnttieens Geanen daa that of Princess Mary's > mmoners Among Guewts. Pay for the Ruud as You Use It. 15 Months to Pay SST u. . Sa the guesta,
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easiest Electric . It sews beautifun it makes are pre #* ordinary ma ine ix equipped with ve motor, tim, (ASH—RKalance “ Monthly Pavment. heral Allowa nee our Old Machine Withear & Gibhe ring Machine Cn ef eeml free deseri ’ rated faldeer of fore rie automatic and af Fens) buying pian Fnay on me rr ANCrees a Your Home achine Co fentral 1974.R Prvicre a ee ——s —e ee ee e+ — ~AnG c ho ‘ Wwitn n KHliace the route of . r race to abbey “ her bbe the , rries, liver. went throug’? gaye cere! roya! househ the brice and gr’ - assumed and upiomats, many > > , ' ) noners who had sent geifst to the the “ : T rhe eg )}€@sts spent Elisa? etn Giamond tia Lady, Cape & brooe r Lendon's legions «! am of their hi we denied & E&.impse wering event, ' bom were Up ye renearsa. Pest sigh" arn’ Manica! features of the cere: Gifts of Prince of Wales. Among the treasures s! the Duke of York and his future Mashbess, none has excited more pop- ner interest than those of the Prince ’ >) . ; Wered ° D- Tradition to Be younger Ignored. generation's the straight and narrow cigs icdOxyY and convent! ‘a which include ; = nr “ . lil of Wa: . ase h Sad \ . an + “at ii °) wed a bi 4, —— + 1A , ar - te a parr of FO'G ld cigarette case. aA sable coat ar n will wedi the bridesmaids to { the candlesticks ; s (LTP eres Ol . vs ~ _ Tt. Giamond pracelet rh = 7 , *” 7 val ° 7 . fe from #pecia,:% bom the Prince's : ~ > The most 7 ats profab: By e's Al a pals supply fort beef on mee from Pr ens ‘ - nae punt Lascalles, w) on recent wedding experier Utter UteleesTc VF s° wiry tas'ee America: "been pri ef sumptu Buck ngham TY een Rel paris dian nd at ? Wedding Dress Described. brace ete naan’ br Tries . Th @ Weoaaing irese of lady. > errings ' :) | . ingha a rhe ‘ain if ompose Bie the usefu rill S Rive f beautiful lace mounted « pmy to charita! i]? fously lent by He: Mmembers of the h 101 Ma‘ y, th Jueen The bride w! Public Sentimentally Thrilled. wreath of The wormmanhood of Great Britain a taken Lady a , er : researy with a ef Win | ’ a aTiG 8:4, ' | . i.i.Wwear head dresses silver honor of E&c bride. outfit is a Siive} l@ aver ith thisties are homeland going-away but lovely dress of dove grav romain,. embroidered in self ver Steamship Movements. Arrived. Aprii 23, Columbla, New ee --see Be Pere «ty : Mfrs rn ver : (y,.asgowW A TOVai rane . rr ww said yes to his ; 2 _ high ae la né the event if . ly entering »s April 20, York April _*y ba France, New Southampton, tania, New York. Sailed. New York, Apri! 28, men. hewed proposals Probably no bride who ever went mthe altar with a King’s son ever & simpler trousseau. Al] of Elisabeth's gowns and frocks plain. This note of simplicity 1s Devidenced in the wedding ‘dress Bch fe medieval in etyle and made wory chiffon moire. as soft as be de and lovely as anv 7 e could desire has 16-foot 7 Bremen, Bre- chine Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits | PPBPBBKP LPP LPR Lea Pherae MARRIAGE LICENSES. es Campbe Mr e Hughes ee VW Fraziet ma hKermy Marve that form . i hoon 7 and the man - 1) e en *» Pay ~, ‘Ga ' rryt . > OUupie \ hye abbey a, ” Buckiy ML! be « 7 Eria: : ’ ' _ i. a . At Belleville. Phey willl : — foCann, S: ringfiei¢ . Le ae ee ™ j " a Ls Jia—~—Mee ’ & , ARKINg fm" g1De saa tte DD ance tr Surre. > Wl)! The Oy oe in arrang “e for New Athene—Lydila epend several davs een spent yesterd Ac St. Charlies. Are ~~" rl he wed At (€ layton. ‘"¢ heer werper . Aure''a Conan’ u's—Petronelia Pat , Lers in glass-covered oh the roya! gallery, conetitut- ‘@Enificent display, surpassing t of Princess Mary's pres. rapp. niversity Cit; lice Webdb, University Raeger—Anna M i — E izabeth ee . East St. Louts 1% Arrive at the after no! } a ock and al- ue a!) of them wer 9 ake of York and Lady ~ 800d with the King and | Teesive the guests, who in- 7 * (nere | re ? Ritze May. East ** Pues / Anna | eet Bet, an tracks, between BIRTHS RECORDED, Niok Suipet, . 910 Bidcie T44 8. 84 | ‘1: utl : a a 9 As foe yesterday wer of i*rairie ona - a Z 44 Divorces Granted. Schaensick. To Charlee E. from d Aeeer’ . Cus? od » A | Rose MN . BPP OL Ah MN a ——_— te el LLL acid * t. Lohis eygoue, $1.59 brie-e-brac, Sn rs ee ae som, SHU0 le avenue, $4 va eA at ‘ City News in Brief and jewelry ' THE BODY OF WILIZAM ROGERS. 45 — AAA | years “ho Giec Surgliay at hie place «f BURGLARIES REPORTED TO THE PO. | @MPloymest, @ motor repair ghop at 19.) @ ir the homes Ls . Nort? ; avenue will be Claimed by ; his wife. she eaic 1 McNab, 44 ’ \ ——" herve ha 74 c had cashed: Clif- ~*~ lim Aaa. : Sun. $28 00 Frira Base, LP et She Sun Card of Thantes Me- moriam Rotice If- ine daly Sse line Sunday | AHRENS—Entered mte rest en Monday seach Fires € BURIAL PLRMITS : Ca anovertaredand tired system a nightof refreshingrestandabright tomorrow is the work of WA tablets. Nature’s Remedykeeps body functions regular, improves eppetite, relieves constipation. Se. Used for over 50 Yars Chips off: the Old Block MmJUNITIORS— Little N@s One-third the regu- lar dose. Madeot samme ingrecie A fascinating journey over the plains, with their historic associations, and across Great Salt Lake. Over the rug- ged Sierras and down into the sunny valleys of the Pacific Slope. St. Lowis Express leaves St. Louis daily via Wabash (Union Sta- tion). Observation car, standard sleepers, chair |’ cars and diners. : Tourist sloeper for San Francisco leaves Kansas City daily in Union Pacific Train 103. Fer sliustrated booklet, sshedules and reservations, address € T. COLLETT. General Agent. Sonthern Pacifie Lines. Southern Pacific Bidg. 312-314 N. 6th St. fel. Bell, Olive 7745: Kinlech. Cent. 1356. St Mo. } oP. - "> a te: , “¢ 7 ‘y Ge a i yy > “* Ne +“ —- £L Louls, - Pacific : LINES Why the Eden Washer Stands Supreme The EDEN will wash your daintiest linens and most delicate lingerie with- out the slightest wear or tear. Its gen- tle dip-dip method of washing insures longer life to all the clothes, and you will truly be amazed at the thorough- nees.and the quickness with which the EDEN will do your largest family washing. The EDEN is built to give a lifetime of service and is backed not only by the guarantee of the manufacturefs, but also by the guarantee of the three great stores. the names of which are given below. DON’T DELAY! Don’t forget that this great special offer positively ends at 5 p. m. on Saturday, April 28th, next. Only 4 days remain! So don't put this matter off. Get your request in at the earliest possible moment. Don’t wait until the big rush on Saturday! We don't want you or anyone else to be disappointed. We want to deliver your Washer exactly when you want it. Promptly at 5 on Sat., April 28th, Thi Wonderful Offer Ends! ONLY Py. and you RIC WASHER—the very latest 1923 model. Washer to your home at just the hour you say, all ready to do your largest washing, And then, better still, you can pay the balance in small easy monthly or weekly payments, just as you prefer. No red tape! No collectors! Nothing of that sort whatsoever. And remember, you are getting a brand-new EDEN machine direct from the warehouse of one of the three great stores, the names of which you see at the bottom of this announcement. DON’T WAIT UNTIL TOO LATE! ’Clock 13 >? J —— DOWN Brings You the Superb ELECTRIC WASHER Think of it! Only $2.75 as first yment! That is all you need to -new, big capacity EDEN ELEC- this splendid, bra We deliver the This offer is made possible by special arrangements with the manufacturer and for that reason it cannot be ‘made permanently or broadcast. Remember, you get a brandnew EDEN Washer, backed not only by the guarantee of the manufacturer, but also by the guaran- tees of the Union Electric Company, Scruggs-Vander- voort-Barney and the Domestic Electric Company. Telephone or Call Personally at Any One of the 3 Stores Below That is all you need.to do. Simply telephone any of the stores listed below, the one you gen- erally deal with, and ask for the Electric Washer Department. We will gladly answer all your questions. Better still, call personally Telephone today or tomorrow or just as early as possible. at the show rooms of one of these stores. See the Washer for your- self. But in any event, either telephone or call in person before 5 o'clock on Saturday, April 28th. UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY (inthe Country 12th and Locust Electric Shop—Basement Phene—Olive or Centra! 7500 Matn 3220; Central 8530 Momestic'E! 908 Pine Street Bell, Olive 7681 Kinloch, Central 367 : 23, 1823. at 2:45 >. m Caroline I hee! belove mother of J Car meother-in-ia* aunt at the ane GUF Sis'er and rs a! Wednesday, April 25 at ae _ the Kron ohape! S707 ouleverd, to St Peter s Ceme'tey LSOP... Entered Into Apr =-3, 19238. at na ATi«e Ei i f reet on 11484 « m@ Hattie A f 84148 Hamburger eve % 24> [her » =] _— oy an4 HMobert Sister-in-la« and aunt. in ~~ > 3 : lear sister t rvve ther oy 3 lee > »& mf: ’ Herman loved BROWN Apr ‘ . os i Ve@wetead > at & , Lal ‘ea e _ a Cals DALTON Da or and Mr | Bur DONNELI GALLIER—Entered April 22 lve’ Tes | ‘_@aeiily Murphy and Sister Mary from the Bw! ver } ‘ CRONEMEY ER Ente: Mond Arr 22a born, OF beloved 3S Mil Schulte HACKMAN N\N—En? ‘ At on ’ kn ar ree is Ha , f VW im Mr ». Edward, Fred and nad our dear mother-in-law Sister, Sister-in-iaw Years from family residence, 1045 Wednesday Apri! 25. at nm 0 St Petere Cemetery HAERTLEIN Er day April 24 Haert) ) , .are Frieda tia ret her fered ’ a chape 282) rf beth ieher . ie e , Deceased — , ey of Irwin Lodge (Chapter an: ation and HE RBIG— On 1:55 p grandfather, | 1206 ate 30 «@ m tT = Lo ‘a@ Vary iacoma (Whaeh) pa- ea 8e ’ > ( % Ht TMWAC HEN ‘- April pers | red ‘nto rest on Bun , at 11.40 p m, Mar- Wright \ Hiutmacher trnacner vur ang aunt Arthur J first and Wash afternoon, April New Picker Cemetery ie (ind) papers please copy. her rea len - 30 / | dence. ] SPRINGER tA : fellefontaine ; Shawmut | + /® RKenesiek, beloved wife | Gear Donnelly's per- Pendleton frmen? at terment at Silex, od. fc) | er-itr-la® Funeral on 5S. from Mllletad. | Cemetery at St. Loewuta. PFRIF FER Putered tnte reet , Genmee 2447 Missourt avencve. op v. |} Aprit 23. 1923. at i ™m.. pe beloved daughter of M Fiottmann jear twin eteter c f Church Interment Friends invited Detro Mic? Panere Diease copy fe) SARGENT FPF rea tnte reset eon . , Ay 24. 192) : 2:a8.6. m.. ar ' other of Mre LAl ite Corbett (n Sar- Albert V an‘ sister of Mre aunt end grand. at 2 p.m. Mre. Flor- Heover atenue. De of Rarbee Cnapter. ic3: FER.F.ntereda into st on on- rf 23. 1923. \ae 1i a. ™.. Rea: r of 1810 Hogan etreet, be- Wiliam ; am and Mre. Minnte mother-in-law, gfand- Ail years 'Telainer chapel, P ira I Trenue, Thursday April 2 e a+ } 30 nm + to St John a Cemetery. (ed SCHMIDT —F ntered reat \ | 32 iva, at th ved | a) a Ceased war a member oO. K. & ae into dear father of Louls IJiian Bromwich. MY. Al- and our dear stepfather. fa- grandfather and uncle. nee Suever Mrs brother ty-fourth vrear | Wednesday. Apri!) 28. et 2:80 o Matt Hermenn & Sons" chapel. West Floriesant saevenues, eS. Peter’ « (wmnetery into reat MM O23. 1:50 «@ m., Patz) res dence = wif the iate Shaw's Garden, Char in her April 25. at 2:30 (rieghausers« chapel, in. ,enue Interment New ck- Leceseed was @ member of ct Sy Ladies’ Society Memphia (Tenn). San Ratente and lee Angeles (Cal) papers pleage copy. (ce?) sCHULLTE—Entered tnto nest on Mondar. April 23. 19@3. eat 8:18 p m™m Nortne yulte ¢ , beloved wife of Conrad Conre4 Jr. and ‘ernelilius an’ Cornelivue and er) .- ite Tc mother of 4 S-hulte (aughter of Nor tvan, slster of Neliite, Ar’ an take place from the fam!iy North Leffingwell evenue orning April 26. at 8:38 red Heart Church. Iaterment n ary Cemetery SEILNACHT—On Sunday. Aprtl 22. 1975 at 7 40 @ n.. (Chaearhtea Sellnacht. beloved f Albertina Selinacht (nee Nie i father of Charlies and Mildred. brether of Mre Harry Jennemann. and our dear son-in-law, brother-In-law and uncle, at the age of 46 veara, Funeral Wednesday at 2 BD. m.. from reel. 9 Dodier etreet. to Concordiq Cem- Deceared was a member of Jeffernen al Renefit Association (c2: -Entered into reat on Sw, “?. 1972 at 580 » m. Wal ter A. Springer, deariv heloved hushend af May lynch Springer, dear father of Marte Sorts mt of Wilvan and Pridget William and Edward Row les and Mra. lace from the femiiy residence, 515] mer ulevard, on Wednesday morning Apri! 2 at 8 30 clock, to New Cathedral Church Inter- ment in Ceivary Cemetery Deceased wee @ me n ber of De Andreis Council] Ne. §00, nushana br dear eterv day Apr Soringer, brother of Springe' Dre Edward John Gough. Funeral will take De K. of STERN Entered into rest on Sunday. April 22, 18973. et 180 a. mm. et las . VM Norma Boehmer Stern, he. of Morton Stern and dear daugh (lara J. Boehmer ines Bensiek: ; ‘ Foehmer. dear sister of iward ¢ Boehmer ané4 our dear e niece, Gaughter-in-law and unere! on Thureday. Apri! 26, et ” mr from reatdence of her grandmother. re ¢ 4 : 5162 Maple avenue. res efontaine Cemetery. UHRIG.-On Mondmy, Apri! 23, 1988, at 620 p. m.. Josephine thrig. beloved . of Jonn and Leuls Deceer, in her gixty- ninth vyear Funeral from Southern parior, 6827 Mich- avenue, on Wednesday, : ae to Bt. Thontface’s u ». thenee to Cemetery fe? VAIL—On Sunday, April 22. 3999. Em. rma Luella Vail. wife John P. Vall and mother of Howard Vall - Services at &t N+ me ag reh. Olive end4 W ednesday, a mm. Fater- Poughxeepete, N a a Entered into reset nday. AD 22. 1023. Charies BH eyrach aged. 70 # years husband of Wevracht Wednesday morning, April 26, at from Henry Alewel! = : street. to &t. n Be Clive beloved ors. 2002 Wash * f ernetery (e) - WRIGHT—Er ‘ere into reeset on Su y. Av $6 D. m husband e? dear father of Oliver J. Pfaff f Funeral on Wednesday 1 26. oe 10 « from residence. 41]5 Rope! é > u » % oo te . " hicly Name hen -Ontered 22, 19¢5 « Hoepital. eloved hus of Mere _ m., % _ CEMETERIES Beautiful Lakewood THE PARK CEMETERY WONSECTARIAN fh PERPETUAL “HAR OLIVE 14. 722 CHESTNUT. ° A TTI — I ae ___UNDERTAKERS GEO. E. MA ’ 4725 St. Louis Av. Forest 5487 PEETZ NEW FUNERAL HOME 8025 LAFAYETTE AY, No charge for the most od wir 1h. leah at 9 80am. hve ‘arte | beautiful funeral parlor in eer (nee hir- ae early beloved wife of Peter 4 mother of Arthur and fiehert er and 4eer esieter of Mra tana Pick ett Mre Avgvets “liimennr and Me Leute Taeche. an4 ovr ¢ear mother-in-law. grend- | mother, cousin end sunt. et the age of 47 years yunersi ey Aprtt 25. at 2. | Enercon aro te ROW Bie Mabosd Comp | threugh , OLE EE EL OA PE EC A hm Nea aie Oe, TT en RR IR: IE EE el A EE TR OE Re ee ee raw ee. SE SRE NS ELE A AG ET EI LET, NENG Rt OF CE ae IRN fa -_ lh ~ Se AO Oey ey ee a elite ein a Le i ei 7. Ce 7” oo . aM es see . mae > a ~ %
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28 weet in LOST AND FOUND ‘Foune PERSONA ———— —_—- a ee BUSINESS CARDS _ ee ~ FRATERNAL NOTICES Masonic & Mectines COAD H = CELERPET CLEGSAN'G—UPH'ST'G ‘ MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES ~ P4&INTING PR'NTING ANO ADDRESSING -— —— a ee atthe ehacc? “hares OF SSMAKING—MILLINERY sew * > INSTRUCTION >) Trade Schools MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL THEATRICAL STORAGE AND “WOVING MPLOYMENT WANTED STOCKHOLDERS’ ha . i’ ; | _Lost and FOUND e “~* @e>? “ard STOVE REPSIRS ~ WALL PAPER CLEAN'NG, ETC. rA* ood ann And Dugey ‘oet EMIrLEM Broder 4418 "tl Rs f— | wer sar i & a’ The PrN. basier: ~~ ar : PROFESSIONAL enine DANCING ‘ore * FIND A BUYER POR THAT TAR THROUGH THE 1 POST-DISPATCH AUTO POR SALE COLUMNS watch nitiaie & -” on Te lefor'a Dee’ me hao reer % —g ben ns. SITUATIONS —WOMEN HELP WANTED — ——— MEN, sOoYSs ~>> ery a .mtenmance oon - : > we _ PARTICULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLUTIONS for —= -—s« reser --. ~~? GIRLS eAELS= "RRA iso BOY—W hi: ALD ac : ae must have perm” Lugas ME SLERS—Ex per: enced refect any query. ¥ til, cannct be estions of undoudt- idressed enveiope. Sa a id “as a evn alway s | ao ~ = x eo -X Der en ced. MA N. ——Exr vy work, good wages TAL AUTO BODY N. Ba LA N—Espertenced , .wer ne 1044 > = hice - ener er - thee Dveing and —\«#>- Rec’ et «re! ~e ferences oe | yt ’ “arrrn FE pst veg ieerst Drus Ce "de , ~LANS—Meech anos ~ ot N 8h TSE opera" * teense ADpiy Boon St. z pr ee r= «x . 1444 + Us? “g ee ee ge > | NN ARPT a immediate needs are readers and answerers of ads in these columns. “™® T 2923. LP WwanTeD —MEM. BOYS FEEDER—Criieder _ Shall oe F _ TTESDA APRIL. 2+ wit) ‘% > "«“ Sans - 7 resses rk: good p CITY MFG Washington ror! amie r2ance, Wwe can 4m RERS—I1: wr OR KERS—-Firer “c's B.x ” ~ or so . . >= rE Wwe RAERS Ch” maaan foreman 4 eugeriances Bex - . —— B xe) eth ed “yao 7940 ° Prenk’r _a— Experienced w As i oe | or. Yorks ‘? vere uo fted —_ oo. | 3286 rw “irniture . & Lou | ‘e) nce. for ne and years of yverstu ffed ALOE'S, 513 BE NCHMAS for work ng machine— = =— © ALOE’S >. 513 ¢ LBApel Selby 7 ow a Payee ote" — xr “enced. 4 7” or and Mary a WHEEL ROLLERS AMERIC AN - “* 1A ; ¢? 7“? Wash eRe grocer Tanne 323 or week WANTED Y*™ enced (“lath Apply f TLOTHING CoO. __ Washi intgon Ar. NVASSERS AND tS Pee ng — ~are De m . 2. Westumgeen. state Examine CO er Pe
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PRY), ug Shes ED—MmeEN. Pail trucks ucks betw m Station. Cal] 718 active, handy with tole ® trade. : os Rellance BR u indow Claan! ne: arohcuse ee; cK ar hal work. Apply S15” qin oF 6, 858 AGENTS WANTED Ads last year—3,209 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “=a HELP STD WOMEN. GIRLS | HELP wb. a _ ore HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | : = | STENOGRAPHER—Competemt gecre- POST -DISPATCH. __ BUSINESS WANTES . Pe Se ony “ayo te out-of: charges in advance; 6 ? TED —MEN, BO WARTED YS CANVASSERS | AND SoLiorrors _SALESMEN WANTED HELP P_WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS once. “partnerships formed Acareas = ae STORE ‘Best- Ciymer Co, ar SSSR, h st.. perienced. Cai! ar 209 oly as ATC Fe ee o 7 OP PERATC RS —Experi enced o on and “«) nm ara nm PARTNERS WANTED with GO™* exXerle: ee) ime@ machines eh om al} machine Ron M-3 _ ees, years old. for jihe rOO™: KReaty — t feo &Ctory “hi 7 ™.. . 7710 ¥ _— as our ork. 1006 ¢ > ADp'y N WAN’ TED a 9 mbitious men of zence, we ean offer ion in the e) lectriea! eld that fare ig Won. ances ; aa rancement, ving in an e lectrica) taking up this work es that are go} ng te idly. Pleasant, oyt. and a g00d income all 1124 Locust, 9 a. | Ask for Mr. Crep. aa RAL OPEN. FOR STOCK. ATWORK. RDERS AND ING MER. NDISE KS. MUST SH REPER. iS MARTIN MFG. CO), ND GRATOIT. STRAT’ Ww i as a Sy ” & WALKER © FACTORY. &th RSAL EXCHANG “ae ow ogee on Roma N—- White: z : : IN ‘ESTMENT Cc oe gp mace OPERATORS ‘ Ginderel a FPestaurant. ~ SCO RE Good business. 20% CONFECTIONERY AND NOTION STORE “l\gare. magazines: Hn yh TORS | ONFECTIONERY | 4°O2 NS Ashiand t]- stock new | * epuens ee ' . . mand Ex perien: ed on w 242 Post. ‘Diepatch aos drink parlor: -~ - MA RK ET— Fine “ol less come in and see a cme enone : aa ell 7. > > ~ NDISE MANAGER bale Ary goods firm has open lv expertenced and successf .! hacer; we ehall be gad te pan who is now QD GF ietant rr ata who believes he can wosTtion ve @\) necessary redive wn per “gee cee bee Oy fire: lio J ¢: B——Lape: acaot Apply 55; . _ . 3 meh and egueeser Terre able 7 Mfg Co., Terre ' tet) YcCH AND ot EEZER. ETERADY WORK: NO PPLY 87 LOTIs MALLE. ms 6). "800 WN rROALD- ick ily (WREMAKERS—Fire: i Praese. permanent employ. all worthy workers igh. shor. 50 hours week: time Wertime,; transportation re Oars ea'ielactoyv pervice anc)06 Oreferesces ic iIMAN— Must have refer. a7Ol Forest Park b&. icé MAN—State 3 er ae ke P- aMAN-~—Expertenced. — wrnckredct Chemical Works App! 1200 Spruce. ar mk ¢ 1718 Chestn D ftTrhake iinings in ‘wats jth | 4 wor : ; SENCH. MAN—Ex for work on auto gy machine. Apply WOER'S, 513 Olive St. SENCHMAN — Ex- for work on guto- g machine. Apply JOE'S, 513 Olive st. (e4) rienced Blackwel) |- Wee i Stationery «o.. 14 h an ie) Titian machine Appiv t se man, experienced an ing parce! post and ex month Aioe's. 4th ff be experienced at wraj- me tmmerchandiee for parcel . anc able to erate t VY per month. Aloe’a, i5 ae » shop. come reety to hurman bi c3 | than oO. © 78 Cote Brill an | be union card men. Shenendoah. ’ union (all at Taylor anc Epeeet corner at once ne Grand i for utelde ané ine : Apply reacy for : (2) —Fxperien paper cutter ; ealar give age. Ry = iret jlette a | Bos F 24a, ost- Dispatch. — Must be “good; room 2H30 lafavetie RS— $4 day. Thompeon, Sippy at 1818 Lynch Ball at 40 ic) —And painters. Apply J. Delmar toe B—Appiy Fred Engethore. ' ro ay Divers te 2OP7. ‘« i——"all fer 6 oc re work nm ehop. Y Mak v “jotor ney } and job “plastering... * » Brillante Forest Ass ‘Plenty of work = ; ——AtL A . 7 aa “¥ Tale! ob freer d for ns ert td Na-Ca tidas - - iret_clase. Bertre’ 1506 & Grand: foe?) Who is aleo painter. ‘Ce Centra! #5PP 1006 * a fa alee _ Firperienced: union Schneider, 1905 St. Lou . ayier S12. sem? rience ¢ rieady work: 1548 Tiueeerl, a wntl. call Blidnev 17° ‘% ‘iret-clase: prefer one ¥: ie wr hotel : xportem,, > N. Broadway. Apply 1447 > oes, iheiten Talloring Co. , ar fenine floc: —— . cream, actory Apply Warne 6 Leratic. '° — to fa.’ : ‘yar oh or4 au wee? oh iw La t. {¢) : one “fixv- as Ho and pide. 19 ed: experienced eo. 2ureari. Bu ten ro as ——— untry road house, Bo |! and room lio 33 san for porter work and. "erally weetu: i645 Waeebi ngton {c! lliineole Treeotion ore” tation, 12th end Lves™ ee refer enoeea 4 Skirt Co, 8 one yy OE T inde. for cash. E. Devise @& . | CURLER CLOTHING 190} Woac ntvon Ar. chen te diee, Ndavenstie, oe A > keop ng ef halt wher Bs ng oot Yeu, ‘ oriewe, ana * * eke we *)) tern (nea mer at ome: ws eoreinig | et HOTSE wed ie ee | og a eee tae Ss Rr... -Frperien ee AMVASSERS AND BOLICITONS Gon "2128 ‘Washington. io3) 434 9 W aslington,
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rare Ce tn wea aa Ie es BETTE a oe Sk ee TUESDA’ APRIL 24. be ta ee SS a 7 . APRIL 24 ————— = AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES, - HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE) SEEDS. PLANTS ‘AND TREES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES : | ; et _ us HOLD GocDs FO | Touring Cars For Sale Trucks For? » For Sale _ : MUSICAL BABY BiD—lAnd mattress 9x12 Pros | SODDING ucky blu oes | Cc ] | Sedans | For Sale ; 1.8 : oi ’ aa 7 : ~ a” io F : ; ¥ b! . x" raecks Lin- oupes For Sa a ae . aod Tourin Cars For Sale. ' : FORD--T n t " > wa a iOoCOMOBILE — Seven- npateneey! ri newly | and ts * ost sana 4 Instruments For Sale fen sole rug $5 (= darn faple Fur or Sale rharanteed lmar 3073X BABY | BUGGY-——Sidway ma: ; - nai een Ah bt pe all Bran4-nex left with + } Romont 7 es od re Touring, 125 order: can be necn at 4250 N. 20th. (cd) | pen evenings > e—Ana io. - , ay 649 ,ernon " ' ; ; maf ‘ ' . = en | . ; ‘hy ngs. — — ~ - a aF.. : p ; ’ -_ ressed for h ou wl iy | | : I 1X tarter rators es RE — *-passenger, practicaiiy i “4 enn’ BEDROOM st -— F, Cc: BICYCLES 2 MOTOR CYCLES Lay te : “OL VE MOTO mm C CU., SS SEDA N . erfectly: go 4 ‘solid. moto my Teal bu) P — a. trade for smaller car. Solo, F : Crack 1922; canopy baa —_—— oreasing tabi, Singer machine, mangie For Sale 2910 Was | _g906 : , : 1. Open eve CES Olive _(c62) | =s Ce aes Sant nents. planos and Organs tal Sale na other furniture; mus: el. 3835 ‘ lew cor tires, 10-day . ta "2007 Locust. —— ——— oe eg 4) Auto Body Co., 3. ; ¥ it 7 _Washington bi ¢ F ‘ i3) . x Sir —— e,: ( IK I ) C ( IT P > uarantee; Ss: 60. aah. 10 months’ on = Te : AUTO § zs a 7 Le at. fe es Foal bervice car; barwaia. sii ae fa : AO Steln way Verti-irt ” . a ct coms at : ; ‘ i : M. —} iT 4) : re? 's ’ ° : be +) ‘ > a . ‘ ' > . ’ > : ‘ - . , 4 ; >: - ca Ty mi 2 a e : c 6 _~*? = , 3 77 20 , . %; fame 9. ei . 7 let f BEDR OM SUI 7, = ve ries : : ; all : ; ; a i HUDSON PRs A EP TC “ys etn ain te a" nie mR... J Spal- _Gravois av. *2) 2) | FY RI I K, late model; i 7 tion. mente" i colien tne oS ; , ‘ , : : ; mountab! _— new tires: ' i. pay men a. nut, §1 00; t niece. wo . ‘a, ce 7 oe ; ry terms . Cing tor . t RBomont a zs Y " ’ : b . 30 -UT ‘ »... +d. Vv 1 200 mites: 2 ! serve a> ditio nm: repainte 7: good tires: ul y S— E> en Cabanne er omg — _ te or _ ] +: ‘. af} ‘ ' 14 = inning “> ae cpAn 190° ten) } 7 nen , AC @ Saving of ‘ : best equipped; th " run ) Fae TRU' K—One ma Gartords ' Ae oulen . : % ~~ . . ’ . , Fe ae. ian i} oy model es : , }] Cal ‘ ‘ , : ' ‘ " Co ; 1: w 7 in ‘ . | nein = hnetd er 2 ~ - ly ; ; BEDROOM &8Fr’ , . " Ee xme rene ’ ty ona ru like new; reasonable terms | | (as | SO) Y ae O1 : a . 2 c) | tes 350; $14 PppProa "a : a's 1and_ of pOL8 — ve. T ; ' . FORD—Sedar a” ee it at oo terms. MORE AUTOMOBILE , 4 ‘ — a ¢—Ot aimost any man nese t. Spaldini : : nont | DU R A NT Marmon istributors. 2805 Loeust. 62 F ‘ RI } T R U C Kina ¥ : ag aNinent® are prices Fvomn $45 UP, ter . ; ‘ ; a> ‘ > ' - ‘a s\ ink a . ic ) » ™ : 2 _ sh per mo New car 5a me- Upen ¢ in 8 anil , =s Compiete with any style Hege 54 ap ew 8° ~ r cONROY: Me 1100 Olive et ' ia ane guaranteed ‘ome ~ 1923 M: \RMON P He, ART: iN trade in y re id Ford on a a Z The bouse that guarantees all its ener a Te rms or trade } nail ae fli. : | - ue | FATE! NO—Like new ‘Mah oven A . ates . ER. PIA _ . te . itpped; has run painted Sehreite rford; Quick Mea’ gas range. ‘a ne en eOR~ hy eo %. | ) > = me ; r. i avi ~ ee MOTOR CO I am Koing to sell my 1923 Mar- RARN ETT SAT q ceA.. 2737 Es ING nis a ni , Mia and t= im per : . a ec! ' rm Jost, MeckKh 7 ih .18 ar SE “ T | : sa &. ” . Se - ha excel- _apl roa Phe : But . ‘ ,ecyT shape, as i aiwayt Aas . . ; O— a 10 mah eSny 80 poakMihOU'S pe THEREIS A MARKET FOR ALL U USED THINGS—if advertised i _n these columns. _ we 7. T-DISPATCH. 1422 -_ , : 50 per For Saie e se ‘ 4 , 4 mn od int . . REI = ‘ : ] . ; A be ; : b " ‘ ; | A 7 \\ 4 ; | in _ ; n , ty -- ry relay “$ " pitrngs ' antee i: s: 326 as new Fy r fur t hye r intor mation i al ao POs *) ; enburg Motor ; p Pail ‘ pet ie aN P I ANO tr) é' 1 Ol ())) ve. > tal ee | ’ : J 5 i, i 9 oe ens ) ‘ of CH! ‘a ROBEY—Chitf ere , | [ ' ORD: ae 0-" seat lot f e a 3309 Locust eS ‘MAXWELL Automobiles For Sale ~ J an § vr HMAN | r IANO 0... 4 si Si ive. Oe gong ay A ae Ae | - A, | “ sromees od condition: y ches hill fp . nt 3100 ‘entr 30. 19°28 touring, rebullt, ruarantee4 for #0 | mi 1 a2. ; » a (c5) . : P n DN J } mini ; ft; open eveni: + ORD’ ' : , carte le ' le aroon: ly fend . lige ’ Z asia oe * ane rer, ta : oY P ; is . . . ; “ i a7 Cunds @ KS ; . i | ‘ as) $.a $4" b en, day a ( aaa ar oOoT Rs lack e ers Cie ean fe sce aneous pies 3 En- PIANO | ere " Meliotone with bench — x’ 908 to , ry \ aT i; : . " : A . ‘ ‘: ‘ , ( . m tm one : ; - , . — = x - : j rRain, . 4° 165 lo is wheels ‘ “4 live i am BIicKk- Real heatity: wa h > “yi R A ns eat | @: easonad! . 74! fy Savola Ma- ; *) qatly Lae ‘00 that : pith , ‘4 . Se natntet vi? seaqans, in ond! 1: S200 % POR — Tou - "OO: lots « new PUL LY 05 | s 2 ‘all i, lean sta : ns | me | , = 7 3 us beau uo Ngat roa painted 3 8: a 4 “or | ee Phe. | : ne 0: inte of cata \I A X \W kK J aly $105 lees « own: trade. | ) Oi a wood. enton osROW. Ca sents « vance , ic] } ’ ' : ‘ : io : . sous = ‘Vv 4 "ycl anine “arondelet Motors : 23aeR7 / act ~- : ~ - ; “ -- o 7 , ) o' 70) Ss, Loth at + "hy aN , rent. © _— LARING Huw! jis a 6PITANOS—For rent 1 month, 555 i \ rsAT ‘ , ' , e® new: star ters, . demountablies; new | NASHES—Repainted, latest beauties, ty? , - Coupe a iy \lege to buy tater, rent app: ed DINING-ho iM | ’ ns VIACHINERY 9 , ire ut ns; terme suft ‘ 114 Cass | $195 less down; trade diamonds. a3 4 | ‘HS-BUICK CO, it On a IN PIANO co tit] Olive ‘of > rte in . a . ~~ - » @ . . 9 ] NAL AISTAY / AY, sR Ia) ‘ “— ores fo¢ ; ¥ tT -r : ae ’ (jlive ts) Oven E venings . . & @) a th —_ RD. wd s-Agaye , - Cy allt = . ash, n Naiance. ng, 1918; Te good running = —— fect, , TO ataHT _ month, DINING-ROOM §& i k— yy 74 : : he Wanted v HWEST NASH. Co. ) : De I R sMPTON; ndition; real bargain, 965 Lotus OAKLAND 1921; real beauty. pee 340 d | ELCAR Runs good, $245; 8 lem + with Brivilege ta huy rent app : - IMA pheit igus, anit ¥isy, i ocust st (4) $195 less down; trade anything. “4 rade diamonds, ete. 2840 s THE B- TPWIN PIANO CO 1111 Or (sayveo!’ a, Mapiew: - — Monday. starter, demountables RPS— 1922-1923, latest, to * ;% . : . ’ " . 7 . it am ¢ _ . | . ’ a - Olive. - . . ' her / . . . ‘ ' i ~ q rr os ’ | ] ) ; aan Dane : a { ‘ = Pp le 7 uy _— DINING ROOM fampic | of GRANT SEDAN nation ‘io. ee Look! New Oakland | “$900; trade dlamsnds, bonds li | Talking q Machines For Sale an (' st ~) - i! 1 - 3 ch ; ; , ° a s te ~~! ’ > ry —— T , , ) ne ¢ fire ‘ , ’ ? . 4 CK- —New, beau iful cabinet on : For Sale gr ee fai Ne RD—Touring; good shape, 4 good tires. | ‘This is the car that ail the world Je tali FORD SEDAN PATNA ISK £0 record selections includes a ee | 4 ge. | ~ vt , ’ ist ) wx Py ' : : ~~ . i. ¢ , ‘ Mita . Open ry . on oe eae 1, . peti ~~ | ee is adiator aud the low graceful body (( LU P KS ‘ TO 45 i, | PHONOOR APH. SAR 50 will pes the hal I ’ Li i i i * at I | a he . rus drédy “~ ’ ily run a faw thousand mile 3° ist ROADST 7 he a - due eri ri \ phonograp! account HOLMES California lan: 9” 1 4° mo. 6% 7 oe mrice S13895; iy one gets it for S795; | wai fe ig ' r month can he arran os 6. new, S1L500 Hering } ivVtT ] i ¢ rey — _— ee I ] } ' ‘ Save: easy terms wi) thout ea KT HS Rt 8 f e- K co., 7) A . 3 reaponsih : : Ask o see e : 2936 Loo js’ I nont #62 : ; 3 ‘ hed oe en ' , wait r dil _— terest y ahlem famous; ao B° Open By venings : ws ‘4 ” oh nosrenh. LOLS (hilve (of) KER ETY— lor 19°] eX lent mechan wr es BELSON FERS ; rOn wait too long, come today; “5 zg . g SRONOGRAP 19 -Riargaines in ali kin 4s : Cte 3 ne - Jarn zs oR ir a. YOS 51 r »| argzain ' , v warts q ‘o.. 2936 3800: aS mont B35 53 DD ‘ouring, 1: gtarter, demounta ie = Fy) MO I OR CO., 1035 N. Grand. | H UDSON COACE 4 E weed ph Ne eae a oo worth, " | , . Wien a, tras, $190; Ste fare sins, | On grentags 22 1 fel: revarnished, new 4 : to'$300: will eel) for less than half pries LER AY “ , * ro: . ‘ , , > jp _ roy —— . ne: ~— we NASH SE 1). AN. a _ : (c4) CaED CAR. “im onths on Seamed cr }- ; ee DEPARTMENT, | 50 3 , onna.r.... = imei s Loenest at liU DSON.- FRAMPTON, — $ MA 12th and Olive sts. (¢} WRI (+) . S4t.b * by L110 . on o : : : ” 73 Uring’ cars: $5Q to $2756: cash. oe : : ; ‘ F ' , XT 9 : - — - 4 = es , gs ei : 7835 nti l J. | - : . 1°92 | . AOR tae as persect; s00ks nel Y EADY TO DRIVE | trade or terms; open Sunday and evenings 3309 Lecust ee, 4 iN Ss = CCUNIPORE- ae ir r) : wiv mainte ‘ i it irst ; Ned ‘ >, ow yah Pn: anhaletars in } - nic = a A Tay ¢*) ’ ' ’ + A | T ryi¢ Lit j | f nat ; eae ‘ | 1] ’ condition; only $l. . ‘ellent ape ell this week. y i [Bourne fag “0. ' oa na ei | kK : i | 260 - oo mT pe oe a: atti a? ‘pen evenings lL) . e- ocust | ¢ hivecsige t} eS ! bargain tod: ' y: Jur WIG iw, i TITTY Le 4 4 OOMS d B | : ESSE K te? i condit ner ss down; trace Olive 7) | FORDS—1920 =~ ecnecenaneed ne : R Oo an OARD . touring: good OVI RI ANI)— ~Six tour 1918: looks new nt dermacinaten ftom LATS Jouring, 1018, Tosi new NASH 8026 FURNITI Re ——Very nice china « . So rf " lar rij/y 30 Su ahead ow vs ' : ‘=e at C1 ‘alge ROK, ; De? d ; . y , ' "vi surT wT : V0] i r , i } »OT _ if ‘ DiliDpey c tps Motor (o ’ hw d i : ‘ 736. °* a. etc ak tel be od “" a Sed 250 Su» = bigs e ‘ Trt ad , make “ Oper venines and Sundays (o9) OVER LANDS--$168 to, $208: sus and $6 Tourinas: and f , "ABP ru 1 ¢ ° «£ , a’)> - . tenes oa; : * he € { a ~ : . te " ~y* le ~ Hy pth . . o2 > pul r ‘ . i . . > ' > = es ¢ lown: trade. “a: 0) Olive MX te ae FURNT! TURE—Dining roon it f; t i 1372 , . ‘ne é Pa ti rums &0 : 29% OTUs. (© ; laud, Dre 7 wipe 08 phiryo- 20 & iate 1921, with starter = ) — — KUHS-RIUIC te fF t/ golid agate, @0c vine; Sun, pl eces, good -lon Ang ip-t Au? chee ; ‘ ada j 38 } af “ ~H fete : m 1 . TT} 7 (AM) YT ; \ Taahtiaels )] rm, L Ge?) ntat es' dan 4\ conaditii n: $250. OVERI A ant Baby my wan 11 mon the: ate meentin CO..8 7 ; 3 Bir Oe mad stad Hotels. Re >" : ‘ ' ie te! net : a Ay \ | "4 OUTHWEST NASH Co.) : = ai : eee: : enlendi: Shape a’ ‘ age 4 ico ; I j x! 20M Le mates ad ountry and Suhtnu rhin FURNITURE—Conten! plat "p18 Vea ne é | TW pygIy WAM 1) U N AUTO CO., 3667. Olive QVERLAND 4—Driven only 2500 miles; | OLDSMOBILE OTR: Board, 25c line daily 30¢ Sun: a fr! eon Of a ‘ D , rug L*a | . : . . ; ; Vises adih 4‘ UNBLS i \ ey evenings and Sundave (c82) quick sale S395. 7013 Page. (e682 | ik #} lay Sie dai'’y h5e hale a oA or, pu ~" . in . / : . / rs “" i* , . +4 rata . ; eS xce, ni Das « = ¢ our y : eet Ds nw r ' 5 ct | SOA DRIVE I "RELI terms. 616 MOCOT | 2 SHU N,. Gt 5. inMB, & g00d car; $175; cash | OVERLAN 4—See th My popular small car tor i win ae an Ono | a a 7 deity Gnd Sun Three a * be we Oy - { Nh , , — — a i baal } Ce ‘ pn 5 rt ’ res, ord . . 2 y PURKNITURE ir room Min; 3: \; é het — --- a = - ae Cars For Sale LINT MOTOR CAR CO., 4714 Delmar b! bye pri ; MHA Sot - wa. transportation: equipment like new: brand-new ae , ee more days te line discount. : “ Ff ‘ ‘ ” ata ‘ 4 . ‘ ‘ = - 2 ~~ ‘ . . (4 - & buyer oun ons rt central: sb, i ; , i ps 2) come, Hox Aa Lileps : Y Cit} ; re ) 1 eoek ' ; Ain! rad tern pen Sur vV and cvenings TT f n. 9 “OR)] em _— ee we . ‘TOMORILE ——— KNIT URK— os wt sell nite: het =e ef me i, Cy : ’ neal wid “ ; 7 et MOA! bt . rar : 0 loo VY OS KI lOO IKK ? Loo US ¢ Bei phe ti ns; aa. bloc | , ae bs . N Yew Overland ‘ 4021 ye av, 0, fe ‘ mv ’ 4 con : : Sane EE crated so O; uring $133; Dor touring 4 : Bomont 28:2. ym 7} ROOMS WITH BOARD—OCITY rooms, ieayv! eits a | hure@d: : 4h ’ +, +, D Frida. 441A. ey ait . ; . . ty srest ' ther h. -= Anburn our iy STOO: St) Down 5: ern ode ’ - ‘ y pst , ppoortun a this doesn't cor (open evenings, + Nb BOARI r ; y Ps 4 8: ~ 2 3 —— . : . ~ . > e * , . oy | + P ; \ ' . tent * . , an ; ; - r] en ng a. ai af ‘ - . .% . fr , - rn) Ral ‘a «> oe a M4 ; » nor aA oun la ie ri NI UU RE—[ce boxes, 1 othe CLOTHING Repairing and Painting : a —— — 7) sia ee ~ rid seven cars yes- 0G) | Cveryeny. te Dux Bo new 1 pe . Fete ic _SCRIPPS B f yi iu as efamily. Grand 1171/7 , furniture at reduced : ° ‘ne a , : * yy he oe & eR *, 7 Oy My are ~ ae 1 ‘ o ' ioe Q! ' ] : fy why You Save: n nterest chi rey rm 5 Sh . Pastel Furniture Co, 1201 N. Vandevens WIRE WHEEL SERVICE | terms Williams Motor Co., 4127+ a. gy aga ag al s Gi ven Away Smt iou.mive: mo interest charged on ‘terms, | no) 059 miles, tke melt gn North a) vil , eee ae a ® “whee | hae j SHI EM MOTOR CO $1400 well at ‘$600. $250 madeie TAYLOR, 241 14 NF irnished. " arze fron FURNIYT et or eid , © a 7a a ae ie oe } ! biz argali. Pea niem, Er "recker, { oin + . Nitt tole rm davenport, table, : REL t\d—Pay rhest Soe | r D> wire whee for 5 i er, 1920; has San r, repa halar 5 weel fer 7 rt rings 192 mi xe 4 1035 N. Grand Open evenings. (on balance. es on » a1 ' 2 ri Gay 4 : . sar ; . “ y ’ — Lar F *y" Y ANT) rR’ “4 ed and racondititoned , Vv ? ) +p : . : —_,, » . “ a . : : _- ‘i S 9 . ? Of - ~ % ee tte! ns ves are, . L - 4 , “ Poe "7 115 F : , BARS bok ral AN b. PR . Vee ivt While they la: Ts RICKENBACHER—tTouritng; 1922, demon- | soe 8300" Lootat at 4 —Faam Private family; all _convenieazes. | ~ et, : qa mil eell immediately; leaving Bn] \ Linde ; >) Dler ri Ie > ‘ a. PE. rou 2 Be , non. ail opgeigilts vou? ie _ _ s 4452 Wasi ington, Apt. 108. APEL 1 : a ee = pen ever Pn | : aa | tomorr. Terme ae low 45 Sth tnae” strator; $500 less than list price. Supreme Romont 3100. . _ ' () ‘r ry ’ ' ; hn ‘ ' n i 0 el 1G - uring , : : ce “4 3039 Locust ich) = ‘ ms es ne hE liy buying J roome furn ing iits. : ate Ae rer hoe r (IR Sy later; the keenest aport r ad ? : . 5 ‘ ies ; ri il, | f? QF ’ "3 - - - ~ = ae ; Northwest : : ' SUISSE | pen evening so : SA°> : Six late . i; only $195; $945 efte ta neiu ne radjo outfit + nr! 4 : ' P ‘ - 7 ’ 5 . \y ‘ear | tne «* ‘ niy $230 ] reeds A’ p | : yay . “ 4 a?a?, ws — : —— ~ aa» giniied for $100, buyer may have lease ‘l] 313i H Appel Whittie RI ne 4 n. in ad- oO Ss ~(nh st, opposite ‘tt | Vt 7 no 4 ar, ot ial a A KRY = trade. § , ries . tke , sri. ‘ irrer 3 5 am Pa aaa dow . trad anything 4) Coli 4 nef e. : aRrER. ALOR comfortable fron ment , 5 heat meinna: - v! : ‘(rms ) "TT this beautiful Gardne nesliatinee --wasunen ; STANWOOD -F ale or trade: good |FORD BRODLES—Tourtng. roaseaan : windows bela if desired; f A \i (SOUTHWEST WASH CO | E YA E! POR LO35 N. Grand } paint a beautifiu star taint gy me CO., 3101 Oltve. Co.. Marmon Distributors, 2805 Lo- enone gen Big +, & ro “sold with bs. & LL, 4963—R5om; young couple rPre- = ,cY 5 | « ** , ”. ’ «! be 4 a 3 7 , | | pen Kvenings RBomont 416 cust 6t. Open even!ngs and Si indays. (02) | BARNETT SAL EN CO., 278 737 © ae 3 mL, locke > al a ent &°7 . , ci g oe " ae it. ves CAN'T 1921; In excellent condit — : r : “mes -& ° ~-tt - 9 7 at O ) eel fy A I MOTOR CO BIO) lates P22 & tourt: nos Daduvs ipreme Motor Co So: D Lense ca | STEPHENS—Tonringe, 1990 in first-class | I ‘ORD BODIES — fayette Park)—-2 we}!-furnished hous@ , in! Onen even! gs. eautiful tourin riginal! an condition: looks good: wood tires; $600. | Coupe, sedan, touring and re x) ty roome o children Seeectne-seat teed JEVJELRY WATCHES : - se \ Pirie} wna rea ' , = 1 ) Ha nes . t Berntng- Pavton Motor Co ©9268 Locust with winter tops, all styles. alone rt a ee) room. young tady. — = . = i , | ; . 5 r | } "9 ri {**) eS rer I At y N E q b& | | |” [ Mi y . rt J t +, tr ol ' ‘ y [DO rr _Bor none NA° (cB) speecster bodies: han tr ade oak + tn } ee ooupD:) a + home, reasona)) .. Gran 1): a , , : rd 7 refinished ‘ ‘ ee ' n ' ; ‘ BE] orty touring _ ST Ke }? | | Y N} ~ SP > I DN’ [" K R , ane caba for any moe ane Ford at ee Ree \ ‘4 O down, bal- |] S-eylinder 1 te al hh on 1 ’ find here any style truck or - new un abo , ~~ nt od tunnine Hiardi: ylue shane: ‘refinished sfandard ness requires; used Fords or bodi ¥ m CO.. os + fig heed Bi - teens ne oo S°’S00 ea » ST7- easy terms. ? n. cor res, gvarainteel: terme. trade; monthly payments. DEEL , : ‘West | 0 | 1 A ned ° ' ac omee : > rOMORILE CO., BRODY CO.. 106 &. 12th st. Of . | > aims —neeee “ 4 . ; ae: ‘ . ; . . . , +] abe, ‘ , . > * : i yne 1923 | ee Se a ee Se trucks, » 5; open exrnrese 7 . - , OO > Newly papered scout room, 129 Wal: wn P " . j i . age servli* 7 . is ay - Olive (aR? am : -* 7 OK Reds : ror ' 4 t } -4 . n mi « , ' assenger: onivy used short time. "“*rrmar + > “no T Ford, S4¢ 34 % _ : — enti iH gh ovar te " . ; . | 7 ‘ : be f y : n a ne pti ; rs > 7 Ft: ad ar 7; ‘7 conditio As , . gn se ; — } ‘ahi '* ' 7 for ar ather Ha nes oleae STE\ ENS TOT RING — I } ord, s4 }. arr ett Sa 34 . .. EAR BY, 47-99 myo furnish : also 7 ' an da z i ‘ ; K " ; ri ‘ys J POR very che 7 ast ori al y . Heh en bet we - , os ar ‘ . ‘ord lres: trunk. bum a> | ‘aati, ‘ . = ‘ - _ —_ _ — — rooms. auh “ ar aly gia aecon floor nisé 45 atmeas est S838. Delma Call Cabany b' * * Big comcagy rly if you wi m neter; everything most complete mm a KUHS-RUICK CO., 8101 Olive. | Bargains in Used Fords; DELMAR m1. emecnieeee See vaaiia - : I) REA , to DRIVE AWAY | a real service car fho0 AR ae cash, halance monthiyv 241 Tafayette | Coupe de Luxe traded car r der ; ) DELMAR Ri... 5040—Sulte housekeepin oth ¢ a) nie : peG Cash—Trade—Terms. ravo ‘tx a —— ——i —_-\|°—— "= reoms, nicely f1 unn! waterg er standard makes; le : _ . ; cNIECE-HILL MOTOR CO — | lay 00 Ca r—$485 STUDEBAKER—Light 6 touring, 1971 ; . r adultes sallieiad i ennes;, as ~~ livered and connec'« , +’ aa K >] ‘ we ar awa‘ : McNIECI! ' li ‘ "aaa wy lt ' ne ; ' o* : | 5189 DELMAR FOREST 888 | CH ATA paint Iike new; mechanically as quiet _ - : , ' Ace ne _ , , RS and smooth as new; very 7¢¢ of cond! — Chassis For Sale_ . EASTON, 59°RA—For 2 entiemen, wit i oe silica i 1 Si a eer a b ; 1] Well-furntshed LOR ; ry Y ieee 7 - n¢ pes "yan #4 - : n : = = —-- ——s ‘¥ _— i fae ¢ AnY 7 4rARI, 7 And ' ’ “aN ne, SO; s end! 24 : ne mciti hia j@ a re a) YAHLEM MOTOR TO "Hs RU crm R101 ¢ —_ Pavten Motor Co 2936 Locyst Ein rt fc } Accessories, Parte—For ® - : ae ae i - j . 7 . ha . ‘ 4 ° . . > > a vr - a ee ™ 0 Perahtne AY Ro} . BS ter ) wul , See Open evenings ae pen E venings R, mont 416 Hrpsow = ; ; . hills: Touring: ” $850. 700} BATTE RY— Rargnine, ak Pr Dox ie LOW 777i Apt. TY. . Le ma nea DO’ T’ = oa > dG ooryy 7 an A , : ‘ , men ha st . 2 lala” - — ~— ‘ > 2 ‘ . . ae ‘ , VT fraqa ia @ ‘ Tf ‘ ’ rs : : I i the hil = this ca eure , i 7 : 474 i orm are ’ ard; c : ia r. “e WH a, ry 4 , , " OUunrs " vn | Laclede a . VROLI /* : f sower yaa ’ Ags Ppa S Sen DOI touring: a sream SS > Serr =} USED AUTO PA RT S—Ford, ” be ' 7 Mucus het water home « ooking. ; - , my? 6 LOG ~ en even! a al rance wT md ne Motor (% emutiful it ppearance; almost new, 1921 et. Maxwell, Studebaker, @ MAN DET | rl 40°75 Your : har 4’ ‘ ; - ’ ‘ ** . . 7 ; : ° , . tii ' dw ° e ’ , ; . ’ he Py Y ' be : r , ; : . \« mon, S 7 = — . . 1% = Fully UY ed ’ ; ; » y sited our uaed ‘ LAO ? bryrrie oe en) — hy . 3 ARLOR I ' VW : ’ ’ ‘ ’ . math. aN a akl . ‘ Wi! . trade ‘ *} , MM Te R co P INC we i aN Open evenitl Ss : : n hd f ’ housekeeping get: table and dAren«a: “ STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES . AK MGS AL ucky 35 N. ar Open evenings. | Open Evenings Bomont 416 | ~- ” eo a Lm Boas a thes rniahed eleep : REFRIGERATORS —jiousen | upe. 4-passeneer, aT , re S—Household and grocer | . : a pe (SOUTHWEST Nas EV] “Tourings, good running con — Me: pi b | refrigerators, at Savings os f . ai Wanted ' Dian . | ‘ i I } f . uN Ur Ww vr HO.) lition rom $160 to S$? 25 P? i ips Mo- |! “Til I VORBILE — ~ ~—e = - . ‘ rae os —y - Tires For Sale Ree ' g eraone all cans nines f Beas Baie ots nate O28 | igen oom ag eg arts: Oi Gees Mas, Tees Se Ser ae | INVESTIGATION | staessnasetse meme eee ee tauie butcher’ ag Nery . ‘ ) t |" ‘e- | ™ " ure asking 1 ) t | ["] he ie \ HK dy ley 1 } Sunda ye. (c, y I 21 Pouring, , — . % — a rh ee r} an ya ° my ‘ooking; all home count age fwain. Call today. How ; . oription B, Ue on | a. Sane O14 ? pRNG ROLE Saby Me ‘*‘protection’’ 30-4 4} —sZ_acorcened, 24 UD, ' — > : , } as i, Lis tor Loot 1LET—RBaby — : r Sale I Ihe . mieh a lare ’ . were | hs MOTOR CAR CO., 4714 Delmar hb! NOW GOING ON : \ oe a! ba : a ini - on x)" Aa) ; ~—S . ry . . + ro in ayo pre rime Da 4 . ~ d U | 7 BR 4p AR c’ ‘AT siete sae 3 Rig 1 MFmDcaAR & Ar a ‘ ‘s- vI A TO { taal i; lan ae. ia) . tES . agcors 97 bo. oa ay | ROAM: 4 burnfaied as cmiaouiael — se bir ' AJyi?a ; ? : : 4 wp . > hem oe r _ . ‘ . rey - as ® at > ; ryt t> \ ; aI — v: : ‘ xnreed er Arear ligh — : ne urns car, Vel ' , s , : -~ : . ’ / > nr ‘ 4 ' » . th AAxx sweet Re g A’ ; : a , an : & ‘ YT) ' Y " " ' , ; TAY TR —-———_—— | : VW 4 » ‘ - ; . . tT d . si ‘a ] 7 ] reve ; : ‘ alk . i \ We . nm Tye enings Viiean ari ong a — : a y~\ } ‘ vwaly eras . | YY | LH pe - ‘~- os oe ae a i\U/ J ‘ . r 7 3 mod oC he: conveniences . : : ad. sy 7” | : .? F ; 4 = i ¢ } . ; ‘ Al eor Aition. 1 - ‘ hy 4id iW if ae ‘ NAS B It [" IRE th b rh & ; ‘ ' en a " . . na : , | , : , t 3 , | '. BR. | HU PMOBILE—Tourins ( m proved 302% and 20x31. $3: all other 4 : HINGTON. 4891-—Prvete hame: —- ° ne ; » t) a — ‘ . > : f ibe >} | { ’ de) roadster. uw. " 5 a ft , iris ow , Tr te] 4 ‘ rriil : ‘ tA as new = : A7x “4 50 ret In any tire '- ¥ . iple or gentlemen. home : ASHING 7s HINES re Cen . ns -_ ’ t tires firet.claas en: ets ' Sad, = LOrin iiarns t li nN por vit . Bt Pha. JIOR GQ \(i ke natisfa - within one vear and 4 BR os, 88, - rata ) , : : “aD : . a i eke. 3H} vi : 6 e! ve! e termes, tre " me lillams Rulchis $1 i sige 5 : lf price 1418 (hestnut. 2 4 : re 4ii} Comfortabll ' : ; A .. ' ne ’ ' ; ’ 7 2 - —- . - “ ys 7 ~' : i 4 c ; . ener . : " ’ 27 i ; ‘ : ‘4% ° 7 > ; | ash; ™ ss a \ XN \ E vu SKE }) C ARS” ih ROLE fouring; has been repainted HO \ I rR Ni , tote , Vr rn he role , Save Money on Your ‘ be i> - oe conveniences, priva WARING MACHIINES Mh ’ : Y “at : r T ) 7 r/ ’ ‘ ’ , Tr. ‘ Mpieteiy; Hew top; just ‘ka ky {\ BIT, ke Tt I G R @: of = me a on : oh ePe , ws ; + an . fo0o0 . ghtiy Vv _" : : ’ ~ : aaa — net A Tt q* *T") _ "A ' ta ’ i. . ' cry " ‘ - j ‘ i j 4. ‘ . ng q I j are this i ‘ . 4 or terms cy en Ret uy! | mort repaintad 90 per cant . fie haf Ke i} _ if ‘ ‘ ; ae : ive r, \ " we ; ‘ " . 4142-—Rnorm; pty singie ra and others ’ ash ‘ve . ‘ te P \ Val for RO dave , MOTOR | "O., 4714 Delmar bd! Yr 9nth]l non,” oo! ane + i acvertlsement, Open be i — 2 4 4 ‘omforta bie home, Cesirable: reasonable to two om oygnin Case oved Cobany 2182W. Central 280 'down range. water free bar Water and band power: mey | on irand ) : ing for ste hargos, , O°eN welling new and u hevrolet c: ‘atm = Vo et Se = — amall payment down. hone fens S44 aw | : —. Chapman Garage, 1178 N. Hamilton tor four years lupmobile Touring| LOOK! HUP, ONLY $550 | uneatistactory’ within one sear cunt «t ; 1) sa heaut anos rom 1 ae it. Open . siteaiiniil i i “ LXE "TOMOBILE CoO., tom Saeed pepe ME chase ; Dod 2901 Olive. — nees people. Lindell 1N50Ww - . ' ; ‘ . + , an ‘ . x . “ . . : . 1 other at half price ee ee Rooms FO ITY “ DS ‘Ti riven 800% ’ o Bt urdy, econom teal, ght touring: ROv'S TIRE STORE. a M ‘RENT--C RAY: ~ mine nere ’ : ar un v4] new: sis mo chan for someone 530 N. Vandeven * De! La unfurnished basement “re . 7 r Arye cord ti re Wras MACTIINT | n , —_— : a terme if desired: elertes. | ' THWe mnt) hy in; Joos and runs liike as ‘ . , ' ‘ ; . : ; eel = : tra \\ (Sou HWE nase co.) | I ‘DEON FRAMPTON, ; Sunday. : _ ; ; eg leanere rente’t £5 week ls 4 : , “Tet ‘a Wine? , 3124 Ohlo. FBidney | ) (UWA | | OUT! ESS 3309 Locust s@ YAHLEAL 1036 N Grand fen in , md- FORI)— Be: mods at x me 20°6-3028 Locust at 90. by Grand 1 = 7 Bomoent 3100 Central_ 7430. S D § | | Central ew and Slightly Used Bor, et come | oe | F Co. 2820 N | miles: cord tires; guaranteed; $240 cash.| FTC, §, 1991 4-PASS. SPORT 45 Down—$5 Week MUSI CAt PRIWETIN, 3058 — tea connetine Teo rni-| . : omer F. Runabouts For Sale aa on Ford T $ | ones. on first floor, for house’ ture at U nusually Low Prieac ' ’ Te AAO: me ba: PORD om Soe — , ] iS IN FR AMPTON, Reconditioned throu hout; fully ort ouring, Only 85 n ¥éu gpa Alenia ; ; ‘. a | . | ipa Motor . RD har | tS poos condition; = f- ae 91600"? Locust et ox sped; excellent mechanical son- 1920 au $185; Dodge touring, 145: | Ba 4 : T, 3127 —team heat. runing wat be 5 ys perenwe i> = » awe -™ , ° : © ’ ae nal 4 . —\ . . ; ~~ es 8n res, , 6. 165; ¢ hev r et touring. $100 ay: $4 week uP of old agate. 85e¢ ling v. , ST. S3412—Nieely furnished connse a . ‘ , . ' ; , passenger t ring 9 in: , ks and riuins ikea A new car; one f t big bar ga'ns, fi. 1 aig the crow ‘s f eateneton - rs Sib : Aere > : . ‘, . " " e ' . . ’ it] a new bhatt + a — a ’ ’ e rarest bar pa galt 3 we have ever I ers te Ya “ee o rr Ce dws Ma hia sar $4 dai . many other hbergatns j a Sedana For Sale rondeleat Motes Pgs —* i r fered for sale ” Mi mre AtTOMot.- = AH) 1M "1033 N. Grand ge Bd . ~~ , r housekeeping: $7 ber © ome curt 7 nh prcectas : r I) , . ' Ma n Distributors, Open evenir ; | ail s , , - + rooms, front $ _free elee iw , » . ‘4 . 7 : : ' ti oe . | r ’ srr ’ ? . . . r y ;— ' t cg ; 4 ‘ f | ’ ay ce Ler ine ’ —— — ; d , -* ‘. ~ , . . . EAbrar» At. KI n "a el ‘“ ; : | i." 7+) ; } I. \ Hee | AD | She] »\ \ .¢ ’ ' Re x ; ’ ene Phe i | ¢ zs G *, a | T a F ore dava re it — 4 horn t for ty : ARMS TRON: . I ue The nod } -~— ne . ee “ : if . ee . : . , ; r at : i , ; . ‘ , , : . | > "f ; ’ ' © ‘ , : > = , Ba me ‘ aan Ha . * > ; 4 ole : e h. wou , ee ean bought at 80 ner cent Alec Ru ‘ di . , 7 t Mot = De : me _— Tr m De autiful sport car tn St T hula. Te. rn harga ; “aah lawton ie) XTLOPHON ES teacher, drums | one ing roome dath, electricity, ha @ Rice line of A4inin room , “SCting * ‘ ~Fe . ra amnactin Re, pe Ww ‘ oe nied a rich emerald green, with khaki top FOR D— Truck excellent condition cheap reat 34627, 4 GUltes can be purchased at a great Mecount. — 5 i ' , —== —— . sh am .} nice . ot” ow cre: ‘ y = irtains, picture {ft {n your mind, it BI cash or easy terns 4476 Weet Reite, Zores 4540W’. ge , in rooms. $4 mean hove ren en arcount af aynal! rent we “ay : 4 . . ' : ~ “ . 4 ’ - of pre" ar, value, e#aey neing og .* . " . : ob yf) j ‘es tra ; Mots *-~ . fagtarbia ‘ tay aoe o PORT rRUCK AS -Roth M™ ? Pull Moe « 4 woot | yore | | : | ) r IDGE SET dD AN. $675 Perce Bigg lotor Co.. . nfortadle, 1 it motor; | pligere Meter Co” gine a. Cae Tuning and na n : re DRI VE Ladnag AT MP hk > ‘T*r > Loul ry ' talk of the FORD ro delivers in runnin $2 PIANO TU NING, : , , ; ie i : et] Z condition: 5 f iri , GE TOU RING & RDST R ' intereat . roa vos Mendenhall Ford Dealers. 2314 Feldman, 2701 Park. Ga NA NOAN FURN. © : A & . oO : iTule M >TOR co ey bargains: terms , . 1 28 1) — * Open evenings tel) 516 - on arene ot ‘ cnt ) + pode, vi . ve ihe Pin ay 7 4 EL ° FOREST r°« Ty} XE A'TOMORILE CO. - —_ gport ftourine Lec santeal wodiiten, evtpress or stake he bargain georensent: 25 years’ pease : Se aoe Central 880. ondit! very a@god: new vaint. 3575 Lir-| oa ws oS cash or time, Sasuett Sales | 2 Russell. . — ngs. Geil (c3> , 2737 Olive, (o4) S200L.
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at _ RIL _ Ties == IMOBILES ee cocks } For * Sale truck, 1826 TUFSDAY. Poe PRI 2123 ow TO NEGLECT TO ADVERTISE REAL ESTATE in these columns is usually a VERY EXPENSIVE POLICY! WG poo ik 0S _ 81 MUSICAL | Room ——— Lae S ' ee S FOR RENT—CITY | HOTELS | APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOUSES WANTED FARMS FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR OR SALE astrumen Rs ~ey . - . : » rs | ict . sae . 7 -_ wr 4 . 7 | i ; - oe ‘ ; ; : Ala 7 Northwest ATA 4,7 4} >» ie . as 4 , — FURNISHED cy i A an - , rhar by A. ; FA rRw—id i ee on z 4 6 f ne For Sale Central. n re, = , ? ~— © . . . 4 6‘ Tr ; . ’ i —- - - EE ~ Se ville av. *°°%¥ on ore ——Bedroom and kitchen x ~r oe — —— 8 West ava! ‘ Hox i702 Post Dis Post .Mdhetc! Soutn BUSINESS ! ’ 37-39 Olive et; e gORF ¥ , Viet people F re) GAT . rat? . a Sagas re So eeoan many se ° i. —— . 4 FARM Reek quarry and mK room rock R ] ~ I SOO) : Ss ,— ws every cee n ‘ (« neat . ; ; ve . ; ne he : ‘ “td Purnisned 8 reaoms } se eautiful view of Miss Rive Tari YOCW PNLAIOW, Do - ro ' ee . and Orcs Ss or a ‘ : oe . ER P! i7To® Two unfurnished | IDEAL. , . a - running ee on , be ; : ; SeaAcein, \" | Ray KK 208 Pp} q £1 acres ¢ den and fine orchard. idea for er aiedall . : 5 aaam : nM gy . ate Bee Siem einweay \¢ _ , housekeping for tee a euitadte for light te i Ga pa ween ‘i high grade road house or « ngeune; | pc osiaer wath, nen Sean ae iow | | ar e! mahoge’ - ; ue en h afte: . i j }} > ‘a i} , if 2 4 ; ; 1 ' ljeta a ‘9 O22 J ic in hen pa . aA ¢ . * anton Wa . a i dry , tv en's A . 10) 4 {) } S . MET ‘ | } “ >. +. ion ‘me: Forest J € . : * : . - Pn ee FOR RENT # ; T\ A | iy SA’ re Sonn 200 4) ’ ; ‘es af A* ’ . i} ot eee . 's vt vm — are a a’reacy ; , OF iny bea uti - 38 e DA @ diet i= * ss a oa ; es “\ ae 4 om os INTR ANA FR rary ¢ ? : . : ’ ‘ : : , 2 aver - fT «a am unabie ‘a . , reer a -— sae . : > 2 M M1 . ‘ ‘ _— . jp ' . . - “ 4 inv ee@rees to trans - OQ} vr, NF > South . Tle : ‘ able ‘ora- A 2 yw TMENT 4’ ' furnishes five Tk ™ : 2 : ‘ } to respons!" par! pie | pay $2 49 ewe t. £0104 : ye.) urge room for ! pine - Ke excellant ro 1 ef - ~— vine : 2 home- s cE” eeu v's — 1 tes dec in > farn ¥ : A® > Mire ar ’ “sr ar Q4\" ; ‘ 42h + pat ‘ 7 Tr) i Wes End ~ mus ’ 2 4) > «# -h ' “ e4 ' »| ise paymen a — " DILLON 1307 ‘7 : 7 4 oe —.. : — : reas ‘ ha SARAH (24 «(M ew = ha! tp ae ‘ hed o De manuf née Southwest North = — | mer oe @ ne rooms for NDELL PLAZA HOTEI CBI ~- “gg tae ey ay ye and bath ie: "ae praying material Mot : 1 | RO NGALOWSLU4741 Oak Tit | imost p mak These in. . Wate, £AS Trane: ee Ae : 1] \ | ri l, I i. i fh | sid A i 4 «he > rooms : ‘ s a 4 ; : : R “ey ' 4 == — : “ tq nee 4 P -- ora - are oriced from $45 up; terme |FILAD. 3508... ~ — 431 furnished fam'iv modern: ps . ; Spring» " > gl rie ae ; _ .% ; PM A tha Nn eR Se : . wow, - P wt ents 2 P i 1301 - wee IND BS. siée 6 hc. a ESTs 1 4 Peril, tind | q eervics FOR RENT FOR COLORED SUBURBAN PROP'’TY FOR SALE West ry . "ol Cheatnut of . 4 ) fo (082 ‘ ew» CANNOT - > n. ' " onthiwy : © : te “Yments. ho., 106 x. 22: late Tri rv je). ; new Te . 7 Ss, mote anel bo : - . ° lv As eece Atta Botw mente «*itw Fis fon Carfo: ’ ele: J a? ai) Me Kinet : T Rie AK SS — ' ith AT v le N EW old t rel tad a *reules “a fhew - ss : , ; ry — , : sciuidtaneiiininiiiians 19 we fo i ‘ , ‘ 1E A i SLEN ? uf ana vite RIUNGA ~ i : " : aan aan er pasta hy ? 50 ' , faery - . - For Sale ‘ ~. ‘ , ; { Lince it .« ale , Agar _ ha re? mist For Sale. ‘LERMAN PIA? ae MIVe uae eding Troome with bath elect: ores Clubhouse Seekeral \EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS—An_ fur 1705 $480 , West sce aneous ' , yy RR ' serie t¢ th + at lines Sidney 4 ' >| aia : . ; . yieche- P ~¢ ‘ Agr . ’ , : GARAGES STABLE r - ‘ gee Sa , . 7 a falintar 4 : nena oe : Ty } ; os A - fror Wa? ‘ ‘ . “le ' ' I’ me or Rent ta ME , ‘ ’ , ’ 4 ’ , . 8 4 hiv : = j , beauty wor Ane gab aoa ae stone are. > HAVEN 810—Oonnane ——— ata eated “> 23 —— sS— 2 -- ins 54 ize ~~’ CO TTS hine 5 ya? a == 8 F : zs - - . puter PiANo— Emerson at emt full fin- | 4°. ea sonia . rhe cn ster Riverside ; , : s ike Beni mh aad VY $1° ner "me ORT _ , ee ? : a i > a FLATS. £fPARTM'TS FOR SALE \ pal t i IEVYER hae Kastor ost Any Mode] You | A maho ny, rhe ‘ ne & inn Me - ~ - ay A " ‘ ‘ ge . a" = FT t 7) A} . 7 \* 5 4 a . ‘ ’ a d : —d. 4 . ‘ ’ “ ‘ee he lie ba ‘ at meiodent nhras a 4 ; er and ther MViISs y! rl 1A? . A’ naw O73 « f : } hat) , ' ate an ~ ‘ b> " ‘ s ' ; vu } 7 reu ‘ ; e} 2: . ‘ West ME . 7 4 . " ; . 4 ~ s — 4 “LY esire n : : w RT 1 tp | . §7 per mor! ' n 1004 | RUSSEL I. 54406 —Neatls ' ae ss | serva ge spac : ' ‘ a AETON 53352 . ; . > “ba ; p ° Ms DELAIAR BOL L, 1? V ARD =renings — Bomong t as Eee Ge mabe DE We bere | ing row. ae ooo t house | sale > : 7 ) A $5 PER FOOT—85 PER MONTH i | : ) Ess 2 + prominent Duslases ” - ,OT) r Fo 4 . © ~ ° . “ . 7s o ~ > . , i ¢ ’ w ° . « priced fr" nm S115 wu: : : : ¢ he n oF eee - : > ruar nt ; 1 ! Port m - fio gt me? . > = Tews: f 3 F ; ; , p OUTrine—Roadster— fe douse that eunrantess wit TU (ela) | _Seniences |). TO LET—-SUSINESS PURPOSES ,.,,..0°°'s; : ee eee . £00 Delmas tat) : § -_—_—_—--- — _ —_—----— Se a ~*~ . —— ~ v* ey > rs ov as , " ‘ ee ADG . ’ . as ." ne et on = Coupe “3 pnaht Pra B—For rent, 31 mont Min exchntee for tend ae, urniamed ¢ : HOUSES FLA ] S E | co | 2 NEW SURDIVISION REAL ESTATE—OTHER cITiEs | Evenings Bo mont aig . PIAN 5 - } ‘ rent =) Tr? nt -¢ . 2 ror a? , I F ‘ ’ ‘ Ae i ; } : = - . vs ie tin buy later: rent apr en OF Ropeokeoving DEL MONTE i MAI e@s) | i 1D “ie A BB Ay apn ag cenit! mae North pant eg % nd’ eaeen inan 4 Rrchere te BALDWIN PIANO CO, 1111 Ottve ween ge ag arge 24 fi 2-rodm apart Solid + ie ing Cary. oe ; e: RA? 1420 } New ting cea tee ann ae aoe Seek Oe © out .sud A (023 Peek nd 4 rooms. at @ bar business also hardware, queeneware, woed- een! x ’ _ . ’ . ‘ ’ ’ “ ‘ . ; > \' ; “ tas . . any good Te DODG iy HENANDOAH 2 ) ) ” HES CONROY'S 1100 Olive et. woe te at at fag . A, ® — ents > BA ‘ REALTY & R DING co, h 4 . Ta? » fw) 111] ‘) e tem) 4 ImeEeSKRGO) “YY ; . a one ; ants . ; ; gpal? venth, > _DSEY. 1911A—-F 7 FURNISHED APARTMENT . 0% age ate my : etant ef . | ty ) M a STORE 1 DING—roo ft. from, @D ft good, $245. 8453 : Os. er sme ve . r myn - _ a = | : ‘ a — : : : new Giarn T (a - : 4 “Oe § ing Machines For Sale : , fet | net a eee . oe ee | oe > o 5 , way 38. | * Cc REINEMER, ¢ nd , ot Fi det tlt fF is maa it tenant. FOr Oe ae ae ee Teal ve Southwest i ‘ 7 | , . , | rae 1d Alba, £06, 18th at., Cale 7 eile tir - id r ; > ' | " . e 4 —_— ahe c " = ‘ ‘ . . ‘ . , - , D1 Olive. (cS) nibhed, ele sath teaeoaiine 1 APARTMENTS FOR RENT ne , | . DELP Us \ is | a . en40n ye. | —— os e FLATS FOS RENT LIT... Te. i pnminng bay , . ‘ . . ; Sil.oW oa ‘ 1 COR ie? 61) teed worth up pri RES hx ai ‘ ‘ ‘ r hece t or piv? : J » J : ad Se rea! arge loa ing ne ti! I rors . : ’ + . 4 . : , ; : > r Ww ’ Vee~ than haif price, |( AHANNFE. 6145— an , fil7T4 Miners fA and 7 rooms; pric ¥ . : ' 27 . . } ive * . : . ° : ' ‘ - ~; . > « OO i alan —s — B CO SRO mer (c2 a , g? ng : ifend oon ‘ ‘ and 4° rr JSON. RAMPTON, > ea ph Me hnate NT, e314) E. &OS' - new!v fur , ' ’ ‘ “eee reade e” : - v cha ee ‘ 1 Wier [874 Windenr H rooms én00 town, S509 Locust st | 7 ———— ever nvenience: gentlemen « Ride ~ fama FA] VA RIC Wrearekoarcea ann Trariz ag Dewees tae ee eee : Northwest 1023 Pendleton: & poome: $800 4een aad - a - . : _ ~ cn a « ° ’ —— _ A »- ‘ . . . . > oak “ ! PHINES—aAnd -ecorés ' = =e 4521 A , ‘rds fV¥ % 7 ; ial + avrd-surface ads —— —— OORK, 26 N. 4th st. ; §TLRING MAC H F d | hough LA hs - ; >* r. {ro r +4 , eile ; ‘ : — +). wwe Sl ew 4 i, & We oS 8A nt roads no nar road + LA 48 YF; ' ' §) and o room fiat M MM RE. tA Ss wt a Bmith a , . ‘ ler - ; RPaATYr* , ] ’ . ‘ rand = . — . " . . g! ‘485 res —e , Bf . vv aa no! LA } A cyt RMEYER 5179 Flastor : > i ; ~ Lj ts I . , ‘ — ‘ " F > ve : 1A Nn '} 44 ' - " Talking | Machines Wanted diamont Forest 4115) 4) ert ernci¢ Ppart . ‘ or in ett. iy me al dividg t Sine elmer SAA} ~ ee = » gs , T? . fe + gly trina pleavatoar: } ? a ey for ' ¢ ¢ . , * }- A MA ! , peVATOT, rt. aiiey 1 re 0 | : ¢ 4 ar rooms: baths > x . 4 . a : t y , ry ; ‘ed - °. % * ' = a bs! . 4 ‘ = = "el8 - err » Ono w* ery, top ar? 7 yf . . . : , . . . . e : new rand-new car guaran. > . 4 ' \ | Riy Witt ra us | mr ry ANT? LOVAN - a rIrLRr CoO .* ‘ . ’ " he ; oe el f ent? ‘entral 880. a. /- cash. i months } } tai ‘ ; P S oy est : ‘ - . . r : _ a , $19 500 acd\ances mn re “ead. tty Chetek - a7 er . p \) ~ ™ = . . ~* . ‘ om a « ‘ °° Ty : 4 ave ' . - . e y 3 Vv SON-FRAMPTON, nn WOUNTATS. 4 oa ve i ; : ESTO} nd flat. 4468 Del. , 7 ’ ’ a, " e ’ : ’ 4 ‘ : ¥ West WRITE for mat o Wr, at os — ees 4 » | f 1904 : (e2) rewrite mortgages to reduce an on ‘ hewn’: _ oak truck bed- . Ay hs Ciper PPS | BOOTH pas: ike new: -_ . . —- & Moe i ro oer rar KF) ae ; serena: aniaan G2G0e te oanoee HIGH CLAS -.MILY PLA? LASKER BROS. FINANCE CO,, ; be fam. PNCPRERAENEE at | DELMAR . | REAL ESTATE| FOR EXCHANGE ais o; prose SE R0C Lo 2Oba Be ee ey eat and | 428-424 Title Guaranty Bidg. Olive ‘9 : aaa of , : myn 4 sHeR out of town, i, * , 5 large rooms a) ' ful sun. >arlo -- a ome; nh . nighe With | wen al ) ‘S34 exchanged in 30 days. Box P-597.' This Springs Choiecest Offering ar af = autieee 4 ll ag AE gh oh ate $10—LOANS——$25 7 4 az—Boar4 ranr ,oune ‘a a. ° . ' ‘ a : 4 7 ? ’ ; ‘ j T . a? > cR) ‘ . , ‘ met fs fir ’ rs and nter'or in ’ From the seta pevitit f service Room 44° * ooup 4 @ none, re. nar ne “ran . . : : Fi - 7. ; " ms ’ Te ae 4. “ rerit ! $31° a ted AS . ; - 201 s 7th at {e ’ aT AgaV : 7 a S i” ' G . 8 bout 7 years old at perfeet condit ARE YOU NEEDING MONEY? See us for ROOM—-Well-¢ a i : ‘ | FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished REAL Lt, amaril 1 hs ad TO BUY Ame bator | . terms quick satary and furniture loans; lew seat ~ fr 7 r ’ rye! ~ 7 j 4 e : ’ pier ‘ , , - ad RATS? }t A +? ‘ Seno Delmar (2) rates conmnfidentta Room 400) rae oa ' , ) . =" ~=—s«éBidg.. BIR N. &th st. Olive 8957 ; Ai ee ll a a ta ee eee on powtte ch ‘ = —— 7 , ‘ ; - West : 7 my ; ; ’ = . ‘ { ‘ ) : : ' . . (roNT fF or s aT ; re ‘ .~ .i> ree é | cd) ACBERT, 3: 1322 arge room, with boar’. ROOM—Att ne furnished fran’ ‘A "i. tecme team e aa rer | —~ . ager business, our | ' Juat the right places: a slespini +> g Forest Park: MONEY to ried people: easy pay irs And care Pan Ford tor B private - e } rest 4079 4 . ; ; ® , " eal } . ’ , g-9 : 2 , . ; ‘ a ‘ : — ; " Kewanes confident s. crt) aiwen Exchange y 7 see i ‘ Pes sina ’ bo . . a , : ‘ —_ ** . . finns - tis : Ps orer ev, '©ee ’ Ay an cab ta ~ Vu fi» * DA tee red . rn ’ ) 4 . :* = f . f es ! af) A prre '* I ’ ’ ’ 1 . 4 ‘ 7 [>, ‘ ‘ ficee ws as + ee , truck, #0’ panel body for p Sarelient meals: garage ROOM—Nice f hve ‘ > wit! ' nad ' + e! s 18 Bel: , = , ' ewes 4 > ieee of MONEY ‘loaned on automobties: late $840. “Marnett Sales Co., 9787 . . — |" private bath, for & on: Private f t-PHEI [106-8 rooms, 88 floor, nies e ad: : & B. CO... as fy 4 : | satu g2) cars bought, sold. Auto Auction Ce., of) DELMAR , , a} ") ~ Ven?’ furnishe . ; : ralaretr al ‘ 4 , — hae : i‘ (4 meat) ) " oe" . ’ é yor . (Vive at poems. Gouble or single: rwecond floor 3217 7. ; irxe. airy!” buy mcome | ' Rie é t of SOR SEE PO Sh eee reas MONEY supped salaried people; furniture BELMAR RI... 43423——Nicelv furnished roon WASHINGTON rr) $92%—Nice : ae herdv { floors. ne leco , : f ak es. (58) > ba , ee eee oe afticiencs R garages: rent owners, quick, confidential R42 Ral ms Sith board: men em: ed preferre mee - eciiet, @aris oA . ate het? . . ‘ . ' a Very altractive . ' ere ‘ we err avxabaq ner vent Price $28 500 Ex hange Ebhig mite hore : 7 : HERTY GHEERHAN T°! Cheaetnut et PRIVATE LOANS $10 up: lowest, | 11% ' ‘ity : . * = : . : 544° » , , . ; A a * oman 4 } , . , ; ’ ; enan ‘ 7 P . _ ! 11°O oane ow? ferme Th ‘ : . om Gan (ma aaants nner r rian ns . . es “ } cKe hem’ , , P , " , “ ‘ a : rane your own ; mu BELMAR FI, £040—Sulte housekeening . a . i « r * naga ee “ WEAUTNCEY FP HEATH. 818 Chee . ‘ 4, ~ ee v in . (oA? ice. 207 \ tetoria ‘Bide . 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Ox \ , i “ 7 * Soe an a Ca : 4 g ] : Bay A. ; Pore car i, a ; puree . r ; ar 4: ne , a , om 1 ' a aguale ; SUnGALON AND CO AGES water beat; bargain at $7000 Broadway and Olive Phone Oliv eb +e ae ae ; ——, | promm, als elnening ? a | , rooms, bath a | 2 AF pelt i amadeall s paid. Ca For Sale PATLEO™N FP & FR. CO. BRQR Delmar (e2 404 Linerty Central Trust Bt : ; . 4 ; a mnie ‘ a — — 7 a ° » . ‘ , - — at : ~ 7 ™ oe -c " / : . : ’ - ce = . ae > "MrmMs gg” eo P ranventerncres ars : ; ; ove —_ ‘ an - S4 I ‘ : 4 4 } as . ‘ 4 ( v1 T AC > s ALI ala °* ee — . house keer o ? ~e oe Bt i han gas “A ° crear : — » .% ae ~ . torme 100 hea ance mont? Dolman M ‘s y i tr 4“) weekly “ —— . . . . “-?* ; > ** e are? ne "hen ¢ . a + — | err . . } ~~? mT ‘ , V 52 -“-* 7o r inr - » " Aor . gen’ "OAS rr) @r ‘a Pa Soe gee s ont 4i unt. : . ABHING Ts ee = . ye ; : : , m1 EIR We ‘ ~e nq t 7 . ; Mi LAill . as e’ neer atayee PPiy & "ae a A | © freee pame; Om-) S104 ner week on . : _North 5 Forest 319%. Delmar 846! enarivnnt (cB) _@uetrial Los 16-718 Chestnut 7 ‘ ” - r : ge 7 rie? . fa cy ’ — —— “ — ~ T : ain ve > year and Pe a aie .e 2 ; : : ee A - rare - ce eon “ TR. i? 1 il A Tr) ’ T? oY a FT) ) oe *y | e 2 ; ‘ R 2 2 ; Pr “© 31 2 P - ; ‘ ‘ , vi 7" RESIDEN' , a8 i dene — $5: 00 Toe e. ine , nO, a holding steady po sitiesa . : were 4 : : */ : ~ ’ . . ° , ’ ’ . or a | ‘ a - aY ré by fr ae | v ar as \a = ™ , a ’ " ; ‘fF . ry " 4 ‘fi °.¢ ory rnace pr: e ’ ; e , ° 7 = o > ASHIN TON ; 4117 Mam@netah's “ nila " .. ; ? are - > = . . y , : f ‘ tt" « t "ark es aa rs barga'r : ot ory a) Zz a ne ve Lal “4 or fabricel mane pe i e : . . , va.t i ee 6 ; 7 «a $ ‘ , s.1) 710°e TO : “PER RON ay q - —_ 9 Py £ ‘ we frame ‘tage rag ‘ Sout west Q a cK MONEY. ’ ‘4 - ’ . ’ ° wy «4 _ ‘ Se ' on «A ~ - 7 ‘ = Open evening : / FINE. &#°3 ’ ; and board for ' electr in . ? $aif ] a l ray OO} why : ’ ’ » lee a _ atreet frente. big ba P13 Ferdinand, 5 rooma, hot-water args $4200 4own an4 $30 per month On frontture and planes, an@ te salaried bue'r . eee ; ; Bea 1] ii] 1] | TT) ' , Pe >.>. : race ‘ riIp~_erR & SON neat " reem hevuee 5 ¢¢ nt ail con. people on thelr own — witheet Inéerser mim, Peopie , } i" . ory nrevyy Er aa} 4 s } ha eemer: 4 . 1~9 + ' oe - , - e 4200 me aneae 7. . rad irimediate poe ard witheut krmowled ef emer loyer or . : ‘ 7 ; ’ . cory r rs rar 5 : rT sr\e " ‘? 4s) ’ a ._* ro ar * ww Cor a . ~~ ~ ° . ’ . ‘li . —— ° . = - RTE TC , AL ee Fron! ”. Da a; APs a One, ee eran. os 7 | me wee one AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO. re re r? re era - rc " a ; ; : ats $5 any other rer mai ring any 4 | ik ne year ar . tT TAP KTORE (oe) an ~ Min me ' part . Raliway Exchange PBidg (el4@) el — 7 . - . = _ 4 ’ ‘ ‘¢ . ' Northwest = ; z Ww : ~~ ER = aes | - | “rr + . -* ™ : ry pe . CG . tt" 341° ‘ a? * : roo rns ROO ROOMS WANTED FLAT WA D [DTELS good iota in northwest digtriet: | BUNGALOW te wodarn: $6600 SeaiDENCECEOUA “WinuartaWyeome.|_._—« WONAY WANTED Rooms FOR meee 0 ONT ROOM Wt4.—Small by + g man. pr! ST\IMS APARTMENT $300 ren: bony me Wee x &. §000 Beacot Ae 6k) | BULL SMITH, 722 Chestnut, Olive 8088 good condition, reasonable jiimen, Cat MONET Wid —Very good fret deeds . { - > . * - > . q - ‘ ae , 2 N Var Seventer. Deis, a'Tee ~¢ aermnernt roome vate fami. Grand ’ e via! ‘ b re ma14 : ee AQ. : ot? at Aa. “, ‘ —_ ~r a ct , . on 4 . 1) frame as "5.09 7% for Hot jis . it To , ; o* a ] } —— pee - — ~- Or ae on : ; —— 8 an” erence ~~ s . . —_ , at % a ‘ rene re. , . 4 he ¢ gas oe . ‘ : e ace io? BO. =o 7) an Mea uti? . "a large Thome Se 1OMN H is OTT. + | 4 MI AND rene. wrt . iT : i ftne , ' ‘ater eat “fer wt | show rou MONF®Y Wee $4000 on 8c ’ : . r¢ ‘7 ’ a. ’ ; | } . : ’ ~~? é . * . ‘ ’ , a . [ . " —— 7 _ > : , a *. on Tore 7 ri b : . ‘ 4 a a. : gh: . . , ‘ " : , : 7 —s | 1) AS “* ” al — ; ‘ ms , - ' . rs hee Mile fo es MER nc’ ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED rom , | rite Forest 122 (c2) | FF, 2 ghout “hot mate - ‘bath | First dente of trust for sale: sagem daily. £0¢ Bun oun ie leh, i. $ e ex “a ANT ROAR cla ie A iain ian nie for Rent 4 on ct ‘ ~ .! | YET ee eo sleeping 3% ; 4 . condittan; price | rvs for delivery on vy improved, property lawe : ie ow ani 4 ; . : . . > Ff ‘ d 17 T ' _ . . bed >. ; ; . ; worth 4 «2 the amen 7 we te ———— INGTON ~" . oe | Meal Oe Pos = | | ay nm we VA’ e } ~ ; ‘ ath » JOST MILLER R EB CO. 106 ® Om a Instruction -_— gpreeekoes net pi ' entre: == on Ene oe nw. r OF EB! “HH , 7m ¢ tings hs TAG 4i0 A , 4 rooms, bath, (eo; gaia ee a 3 : = a n he =P. 4 ; 7 ~_aTy, 7 ‘ ac. -" Sa o> = ee sae ; rmae™ yp’ , : = ; 4 “ - elect? . teor™ms es . , - . eerta GA %.) : - mt. u jenn sor ty @ te aT " ; .¢ ’ ’ . " " > , g ee - _ . e “a4 "“" _ o* 7” -i@ =" a” e - , oe tots aay | ne — h : ‘ ; 4 . — s ~ | . veem cas oe Pe! DWELLINGS FOR RENT ¢ 3 ona TF ma 2 Ag : 5 me \ ‘ Qa4 OR We - rob $1400 can? ona’ ors, ee¢ owner on pr OF ie STOCKS AND = jos = today - North " weet ANT ' a Fry a\ ; ‘al ‘. THT en r pra 4 mh room iIf t . ; e i”?4 —_ Gi oy rr a 7+. 4671 Da v'aon 4 roome tolle* Len er a ena - Gr ow ~— Ny Cato a’ noting unlisted ot, Ie WARY 5 ) ye heart veung bables. Apt Ca7T Mur ' ory Y SHEEFHA 72) hes nut et : FNS + ete Xs ey stocks and bones . temo bo. ow ; th —, 224 , nner tr front on i ao Acrthwes e250 rms | ™ ee eS Ce EEN Rocececicn” wk chico. we | far courte Mage =} » | araeS—B FARMS FOR RENT 3 s\E"ouve 1906. 208 Wainwright WATERMAN AV. HOME 802 Central National Be = ROOM AND BOARD Wet . oS PART iE eco ~ e. reception Bai FAR M2 acres. 5 house garage, 14% __ iB 4g. _ Ls r — Sign Waterman «av. 10 rooms, hardwood Cee BON De vetene ne FE ‘emp! - . ‘ike tew more on her would ; whenes. drums and rang eee p and Ropar! 8 Dae repairing go Park Grend afo ‘ae pr} 1ropelrinas “eer “os i : : ‘ mn? ‘ , > , — ca ¢ : ) . 4 e age eer ) , rate \s . — 1a o Pa eit GRAN! . -—__ niece fur ished hee ’ re GiAe ‘? «* he reasonarh.«@ ry A S S. —— _— ea . — ee from OT wyton Fé A= pe (AVE , ceietty,’ of aman, Sout i ree : 208 S. 6th rm oder? low arn’ “fem ant 4 rooms, @rictly | feors, hot bates y | mt a ae p> er will lean face value lege ceat. ' ; | one L.Inde 0 rs) , at “eek on each $45" ; . 7 oe Ree FF ART Post apa a wre - PENT gor hi A ’ 2 werRaDyY @ ¢ ra 7 ' METER rR wBCH. -— —_—_—— pare _ ~ i m. * Rees BOUse | R5OM AND ROARD W's voung manic: APA WATERMAS FURNISH'’D HOUSES FOR RENT so + Easton av 5170 EB: NRIGHT AV. iadasttel Leas a Tia chestnuts at . ) " fs - - "er . . a. . n e 4 hom ’ a “ rae - 2 ‘ 2108 Tre' mar " T : . ae é > = vs ‘en “e r ce ss’ © x = —_ . — ‘ 4 aalebes! | open rare ; , 9 rAom oun *, ree'4en -~ harde- ~* = - : ; “ s. 866 Neatly furnished light - ; rae re See “7, , L ' - Pe K ‘ ning ~ rent Northwest FARMS FOR SALE an. fioore hot. water heat pone feels > Bq SINR ae MB e hg to 10 chores \irrR rnoms t ¥ , ~~ , - — a, ! : . . Alt ——— = . : : : 7. - = ee 4 to Ts , a hat’ e« “nn a wo er pres ‘ees oun pie = : Ge ae mm. $814.1 ree’ * floor «9 pen porch, fn- . a * The * Mey | FaPM !.A javuis we, 2A North M t $92.50 HN T PONEGAN TO1 Cheetnut st. ie? Or y, ee ) @ a2 4 , : ‘ . 4 - » ‘ . © » —e / eT“ KS wee anna palte - AAT s Beeoet nt eee ROOMMATES WANTED eee si i eet 2A150 aaa | “- and barr a Rur4. & . anny | ina. Remedial Loan. ver Aine 2 tents burnished foom for 2 & = " , s"5 ¥ e~ buildire e frem 3. f pass Kennet " . e e470 nrar of trany*s BUGIVESe ) grees Mires trite th on rare east Post-Pis . ws NGTO' | ‘AJect tania on Teleere 4. fine fruit farm: | “> tT ae. ae CHANCES tn th» POST-DISPATCH | >, re SR . oct ~~ jane tuning an4 + peare @ . al s* . on — 7 ences . nteoe " - : . . ‘> : bi@ney b ~Y1 1 WMauesekes ne - n ‘ . 7 ‘ ¢ ore: fe ie ee ‘ errs “ft aH RERGPI z. Theil? « . on f " : ©% " ‘ es . 7 : . -« . ' some. ts reom. F A ROOMMATES me ' = a +o hed ‘ garee »* aie , oe" ae * RSHING "ow “ bins. fur é he Blidge (c2 Poreat iii vt4¥ £arton ic) “WAST COLUMNS, aunts Olive 2441 b il , ‘ : ernDp yer ‘*s a”"are . ‘ : . e7 or : 12368. DYAS SHELI 109 N Orb st. nisbed. Call < aPany , @F 4 04) §' CO! re 1994. Y A Wainerigcnd rae? ~ Ba tee nonce sh, og AR — fiat. reference Box P-345, Post-Via.
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quass that of the Daiis Globe-Democrat and ime limes Combined. oe All Pe Pullman ag Steel Trg a “Wome Fe TL ESDAY, APRIL tyvorres Basy w~ Oftatn Unter Sot" | . | . «aa le Business Suits : he tu 2 : . - . | = ase : | . aa nits tis LITT PTL LLL OLLAMALMLLLLLLL// -8~4 -— - - “ @ ‘“s ““— . 4 d - Af h hh ° ;, aes ‘ e ’ gg and . ' se: he ; “--s# oss e« - - - « 7 ~.- a, H + Ps > up ; a2, ‘. ; : — ; 3 ' ee : « 2 “7? aim. ma Bo "s&s 2 Ss ' “es ¥ ” + a : . = ne ge da > = & ; 23 | ; s - e °*- . ©2428 : ae - st . night S cial Hundreds of beautiful patterns ; aiiee ‘Ma ig 2 P. van = Trae Ow to choose from — Browns, Tans, Arrive Chicago T7456 A M EXCLISIVE PEATUEZS mete by the boutag ahocase.iil §©BSIaSeS, Gra ys and Fancy Mixtures oe ioe & bere « -g the rere co | SY ae 1:1 RS Teg . Pulmes Parecagers 7 : a n eal ‘ Deis antticdl | eo a7. ee Trish and | No E2cess Reiirosé Pore or Retell Bade Urte 665% 11 A 1 Woolens of ru : Compoeite Clad Cor : ie eae | Lencheos ens Breckicst ; “ vs ' " eee : @ 7 r De i £26" wa ortewes | We suggest an extra pair COMPLETE SERVICE Daly ane The requirement B for waiting | of Knickers for § : —_——— a Ja nee arc wiser ant tmtl port Wear Tew SL Lats] 6:45 aml 12-15 Pm ia Tu Arrive Chleaze 4:30PM] 7:50PM) 704M 7 , " ‘s rz THE 7 San = Gireren er > Sor ‘ LHTERREMS SONS ~> eae oni , sateen 6 4t4e errs *-* Zz ine dp so | hve. ; Ticket reerrraticoas or Bia toes | NICOLL THE TAILOR Led 3 326 N. BROAL TOURISTS CROWD CAIRO Bi} 717 Olive St. 717 Olive St. x F he C—O - hi- "os | ore (,7fa°es mince the Wer NO LIMIT—AS MANY AS YOU WANT ee scarce ‘at 9 EN ». : sist Whe are aosustomet to the -egt are willing to put up w** ‘> e-y- hate at dimes »efore he war Ts POST UIPPA. Or eo **@ «fs Lewererr gre heer ate Plan—Buy--Pay- 4 | Ae | ; 4 Satisfactory Our Budget Way. = | i Service | OUSE FURNISHING: CO. ———— em ‘1124-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET Furnish Comfortably—Pay Convenientiy AT THE nee CLE STORE - The “Presentation” Elgin— ultra-thin and the finest watch ever presented to the men of America. Hand made case of either 14-karat or 18-karat gold, engraved. §300 to 500. e- PT This siidialne temeese “cot is wu Laated A Pj ed in Americ t. + ; pholstered in fine quality es ican walnut, large in proportion and beautifully more extravagant than the cheap watch. by all means take it at once. brown Spanish imitation leather. The divan denis ed Comprises large-sized buffet, opens into a full-sized bed a hair and oblong extension table and five side and r+ a to match, A beautiful Ser that you one armchair with se dae? y upholstered pel ; ay el rg ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH COMPANY, ELGIN, U.S. A. Beautiful Reed Baby Pear , Attractive 140660 | ee . ” . ~ " , 5% , heed : iber ree ) . : Cee ~y ; J a , : of A - bs : j | pS EU | Floor +4 | ii , atte Ie yA) / aT ee - ; ~of | t, 4. ; if: ve ' y- = 7. j , 5 a | _ ; ’ 4 4 J ' ; bar ‘J ; ’ : . ] . ow . j [ ' - | ‘ 7 ' / ; | ei 4 } ’ ‘ .“ **e ; 7 ‘ (revere aa ; » , 4 iets . ; jt? , +4 d E: , ' ' 7 : i : a I The Professional Timekeeper o ~ . + . - —_ -— > = % . ~ ‘ an > aoe * ~ - =~ * I ES EE EE ee Ge EE we eee a oe ~ ——_ ~ ed - ° “> ‘ . eS ae eo ; s “7 el Fiber Reed n { me in 4 dgben , ' raried enameled f : ° bt tela ® ia “ae é ishes The shade is & nished in )~=6s Simmons Wood Finish Bed itined and fringed eneme : . ] and with silk. has reclining back The bod » : : ? Very spe y oted, makina it impossible oe Aw age With Spring and Mattress ee were dis 1 | eerapear cage + People call the Elgin be thrown sideways Stee Wi lots to make an Elgin “The professional S ial : SA\\ Live Wire Special $ ( 75 e105 Lav tO f S Es Watch. The procedure time - keeper.” It is ae var. San ks. ae is very similar tolabo- the natural reaction Knameled Baby Crib $3.98 Weli : I This wood finish Simmons Bed has = 1. } ow tis away from factory piece of authority. construct- iH -f , f heavy continuous pasts wit h flat fill | ‘ . | need one of methods that no terms ELGIN IS THE ' these os Hage PRE ers. It is a splendi:} Bed and comes ‘ — for your lawn of commercial manu- ON THE RAILROADS complete with steel Spring and com 4 Ni, Do ~not fail to | facture apply OF AMERICA fortable mattress. . A.real bargain. vet one at th “h ' i OTE Ie eatiidnntes eee PS) A F ’ 55 apse apecia Extended Payments price | SAS NOS) eS) AST ere | a 98c : pat ory work—so far of carrying a time- « i Is OAS OMS TU OUST TTS (2earea(aasoa SJ SJ eS Sse aa) SSeS SS Ss ares
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a ~S — ™~ WH za ina . Fiction and | Women’s Features TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1923 ***. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ** SS “AY NN ~~ SANs ’ Bs . \ SY . '. . \X Nam SS Qs HFG __g AG WCE 4 WOT ihkatssssssssbbisishstibssishssdsddsiddsi iin, re ? ‘ Lik “VVITLEPEDEOAELPSDLELES AMA BL TA nr; °—) 7) a Ldlas fad Fe Ps /)2)))2 Lihitiws dada “A SSS 777 Liss If hhh ALi fp z= —LDOOIOIOOLOOOIVILIOLIIII LhAhhhhhhhbhdbhihhhdhithakiilhel AA Sad hhhdhid SSS S/. Add AAhhhdhhié —, SS \ \ NS Y Wy A S SN SY NS eA ~> SY SS \S \ \ S WS \ N \S . WS , WZ s Nga RNS VS AAR Fa Qa" CLVVVIVVLLLLLLLLIYS SELL SLPLLLLSSLLTTSSES Ohh LLMbdddddddbdbddbddtddddbsdddddbddidiiiideiuiiaisuiiiutsiiiliiuiuuiuUJuUuAuccnuuuuuuuuuJunnnncrcrccr, nn XO” cncQuaccccc: eo tian 2 PE PP er eee oe al ~~ . 7 > -, ey “ ¥ - = > & Ps ¢ c- as ‘ : . aX N > -iN aN . N . s N > : S > > N AMERICAN ASs ‘ons ahs LAS : . rs ’ ie igs , oe ee > ~ S//, OPIIATTT TE. COL. ROOSE- VELT’S LIFE BASEBALL PASS. Presented to him by the National Associa- tion of Professional Baseball Leagues, it was among the relics Wx. placed in the corner stone of the new St. WHAT IS A SMUDGE 3 See. ene. - A & Louis Roosevelt High POT? * a s re" Re es % * IR School at its dedica- tion last Sunday. City folk read of their use to protect fruit blooms and blos- soms, but few have ever seen one or have any idea of what it looks like. Here is a group of them pouring out their smoke in a California citrus orchard on a recent cool spring night They burn oil or tar and the result- ing hot smoke is what keeps the frost away. They are said to be effective only in small orchards a ’ ore WW hla d bbb bddbdbddhbbbbhbbhddbdh NEW CHIEF OF THE DAUGH- a TERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook of Penn- sylvania, posing for the photographers just after her election to the office of presi- dent-general, in Wash- ington last Friday. $100,000 A DAY FROM WORTHLESS OIL STOCK seymour E. J. Cox, aviator and oi! man, who has been dicted by the Federal! Jury at Fort Worth, with extensive 01] swindies. It is alleged that prohts ran as high as $100.0¢ a day over an extended period GERMANY’S GREAT CARDINAL He was recently tried and ax A close-up of His Eminence Michael Faulhaber of Munich, Bavaria, who has arrived in the sae - A - ’ ~~ -@ 2 . . . , ‘ quitted in the Federal Court a United States to thank the American people, regardless of religious affiliations, for relief o- Houston on a similar charge : sh antatatatiinats LLiLdhhdhdhidddbbdddddbditddiinc43n.2u. A work done among the starving women and children of Germany. Pau! Thome Photogra} orerssrersrssrerssssrssdsssssddssdss ssslsld td bdd td thsi trttdttsdsbd stb ddd stds pssst lltleleLececll ed lOO -R nnn = TREASURES BROUGHT TO CEN- TRAL AMERICAN CATHEDRAL BY COLUMBUS Below: Secretary Denby (on the left) is shown in th church at Santo Domingo, looking at the jewels and other treasures sent as a gift by Queen Isabella of Spain on Christo- pher Columbus’ second vozage to the West With the Secretary is Chaplain R. M. Piel of the U. S. Marines force in the black republic. ’ gnt ft MH * & bkwing i At hhh ttt hth SEEMED ABA AS 4 SS, Az, rrr TTT f 7 77,7 "777 ’ “4 Lhéhlt AO4/A LS, . . en si ; \, LT ad lad dddiadaddddddaaas KRUPP CHIEFTAINS ‘ MOURN Officials of the former great works at Essen, at the 1 of their 312 workmen were killed by French during the riot of rch 31, which was made the casion of a great mnationa! 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91. LOUIS POS!-DISPATCH TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1923. a nl —_———S — ea A A LL CT “a The Firs he bm Biography Ever Written dd M ’ L, QO R 4, TH E = = Settings and Furniture Do N : SA RA H B k RN H A R > F WH I T E R O A D | WINDOW to Love, Just So There ee " By Madame Pierre Berton A Oe Her life-long intimate friend CEDRIC FRASER : ; ‘ evrielLt. 1923. rah Bern&Aardt esa: She sympathizes eri?! Ay? —— i i i i i i i a ‘cr ‘hen Lers ander Yr ’ SECOND INSTALMENT gingers. Her Early Love Affairs When Sara Morny Was payin penses of Julie with sufficient gen erosity to perm to her own hom: time Julie gave Dirth an daughter, ernard ang a few vears later a was born. a cirl named Reeina . hor ? ' : Sarah . thie other Jeanne-Rosine > hie ah , Roth Sarah's half-sisters livec happily and died young died of tuberculosis at the ace of 19 and Jeanne became a drug adc- dict and died tn an asylum at 35 Jeanne also had an iliegitimate daughter who died at an early ace, a slave to drugs iike her mother This secret vice of Jeanne s was Sarah's abiding horror itn her early life. Once she beat her sister un- 9 gamirers. mercifully with a riding whip !n § we with his at! an effort to keep her from drugs, ila) cities but to no avail. The unhappy wom- Set OR Se an was br that time an utter slave sae at Peep to narcotics and could not be saved Sarah sei!dom spoke of Jeanne, but she talked to me a great dea! about Regina, the younger, con- sumptive sister. Regina was her comrade and playmate and during the last months of the unfortunate girl's {!iness Sarah seldom left her bedside, doing all the nursing Atan early ace Sarah was fasc!- pated by the theater and used to spend all the pennies she could beg on seats at one of the great theaters of the day. One night she failed to return and a city-wide search by the rac Duke «a distracted mother and friends falled | it for her. and cha’ to disclose her biding place. The togduel. It was rer ext evening she returned, and aft- ) Pevrac left that er much questioning admitted that near Arachon and she bad secreted herself in the bal-§ later was killed in cony of the opera the night before = den: so a8 to witness the matinee per- formance the following day, for Sarah Bernhardt’s ear! which she cen!d not afford to buy fairs, while she was a ticket. mother, were for At that time she received little amusing escapades religious inetruction. Her mother adventures with men was far from befng an orthodox and ages, from the effem): Jewess and it was at the urgent wealthy Vicemte de !arsan request of the Duke de Morny that youthful undertaker’s assis‘an: Julle finally agreed to let Sarah be- whom she had a come a Catholic and enter the ment when he Grandchamps Convent for young 0»e present at giris at Versailles. There, at the His fa age of 12, she was baptized. brought Her bBistriontc talents developed Sarah early and during @ tableau at the he fled for his convent, when she plaved the part This strange of a guardian ancel. her perform- Sarah's in death and ance came to the notice of the Mon- like a we! seigneur directing the institution, who called her to him and urged the delights and benefits of a religious career. nat There is ne doubt that the tm crisis: her pressionadle Sarah was tnclined at ceneros:: this time to take vows and retire to a life of seclusion. “But I never would bave stayed there,” she told me one day, when we were conrers- ing on the subfect. “I was never religious—it was the glamour ani mystery surrounding the life of the cloistered nun that attracted me 1 should have run away from the cofvent before many weeks Young Sarah was tremendously high-spirited and constantly getting into trouble. The nuns were a!- wars sending despairing reporrs to her mother On one occasion Sarah organized a flight from the conven’ Tn the dead of night she and six other giris of similariy adventu: Recina a, Py : : » * Pe fi . * _* a Y, +) Arlee ‘ a i te ee mm orh se ire Was disposition climbed down from ta> WAS oF th . a : ‘j yr formitory "near . as ; : : " . | ; ‘AD , : *. . os ea knotted sheets ; a _— : : | ; at noon the next ' fon musel tie of Te r»Aroe nz sfTones r Sour . : ~~ nN 4 “ ; raz oT Ss 2 SS eS a ccept No Sub VER / ‘ “ts. vi. wer ruS Liberty Hot Plate wet 5 95 2 finilled Wire > 7 eh a AT. : : —— i . " j : iand sént grea tach to anv lighting socket deliv “rent From All : - _- “es ? r = =e r7¢ . a a oe oe. .. | © ar Si: —— . "erro ._* ~ . ~~ a © . nei S 3 ai DOTTY Hor r 3° 2 lt em 2 CU. a! eecs. Soid yw a. roOOc « 2.9 —-. “~ . a. * Se r ¢ electrical departmer: , eerem fhe hs a ms ' ; some she wai ile | it at . | . ” immediatel Sistrict and became so conceited : + | Extra sweet : : HOT PLA 4 -*~ r Yo Phe refused to bow to the Duke and tender iz ae - | a: 5. nom ~ 2. em , ESTERN WIRE PRO ny se ‘ek Veer \cighborkeood erecer a .
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& ilies | " : a & —_ ae : E Fed ‘ i + - " —— > | SS nN A A OCLC AL IM OT ice eee ; ~ DBEewe AGE FOR WOME a ' 3) LUuIs rUusi-UiSPAICH TUESDAY. APRIL 24. 1923. ——— Mek “ By Nell Brinkley | ‘BU TES _—— , Spring’s Promises ; a i, SEF 7 a y = — : " t >» - 9 >. . i Ye ™, , By WINIF RED BLACK re, & Seren J ring Ggeepi¥ : a : a + 2s =n — hen, Bis th BIBLF Buresa wnt. bs Ititer, ss b ——. A oer i” > a ‘ -: a T . : ' . C " aa + ats ~ : , PAT Ure . ° “ey - , : , ‘ ‘ oa g e 4 2 ae : ; ) r : ther | , iain 9 ; , PEAR DESTROYED: — Fear veer » ins Wi BOT : | ) , sia’ . i not. for lam with thee; Be | : J | , ) : ae ¢ 2 net diemaved: for Il am thy God: ; er a cherr then thee; wea, I wtil ; r | shall uphold thee , cht hand of my righte . ih 41:19, — * The Queen of Siam is a Colonel ig Scouts of her country. - ia EE } cnr Tv a Lhere’s a right and a wrong way to clean enamel and porce.ain. Old Dutch t¢#the tdeal cleanser for them because its fine, flaky par- ticles not only take off dirt, but preserve the fine, smooth surface. " , : ; ti £: . » ~e \ ’ \- " ‘F : .; as >! ‘ Co ittie utc OeS Ty, a eee A = 7 " > . — a long way Old Dutch is economical because a little of chts’ natural cleanser gets rid of a lot of dirt and you don’g ae a. have to use so much cleaning material “yr =, ag it does its work quicker, too, because you don’thave 2 = to go over the same surface again and again. Old Dutch a 7 ) | . Brown's J ) | ) , erases the dirt the first time. ee ae | ng ofcourse Fariner | TW and’of pain’ The reason is that Old Dutch is composedofa fing) lee | ; . Is thes ’ na flaky material whose particles lie flat and covepgnogs tt . | | surface. It picks up all the dirt and leavesa | , v4 behind it. Naturally it does every cleaning job more, - Se thoroughly, and leaves the surface sweet and clean, Old Dutch « ~ n“ > ike 9 removes the ; ~ a { pire —not th aid , P \A OI { \ | MSTANCARD = ° . * «dane BO Se eins wr tod — 7 , T ft cn TTMIOUTS — SS ee SS | ' SS Oe fa fs AE eee ame ee ——————_— | a 9 v A ft" Packing House Secrets There are 1300 licensed meat | packers in the United States. In addition are thousands of local ebattoirs and farm slaughterera. | The product of all these compete with each other. Probably there | | is no other business in existence | } 80 keenly competitive as meat % packing. ae \ COO { ad od etn Te oF ———_— : ; " a | fj pin Se erm. | ,a pe ert ! A a 7 a | oe On| f 97121) ’ é a fe ‘ - a - L —— Z ; e ' enon j 7 TT] as | a ) ! iM MT Ti * ame As ~ Tit M ‘n Phony oy : r C ‘ wetty ke : Peter y i a . wernt. | | : \ - never 1 - Paith, | a’ Yo omen me een re K Ay ” ’ , : ha ae ae , ‘ny . / ; eckeeper == aad fomad — ~—3 | | = | —— | —s we a —— —%; . | | | : P that ik, and had m™ - . everv smart stvie | making ' ! | . --- = ecept No Substitute for z and shor 0 Kayser Silk Gloves. 1 Zar ‘ eae ANTE co have Oe sik Role r=) * A Whole Bill of Fare a Rather Than a Single Dish ero. Us. maT. OrP \ and ate suavely complete from insure getting the best in gloves, A matter of taste—which of | fnilled Wire Bed S ring | ee a eee the sixty ways you likeaSTAR = From All Others HAM served best. A matter of py economy —buyit whole. A matter : "aie of experience—buy it often. BRIT) Exclusive “Never Sag” features ore ARMOUR 253 COMPANY : 39) immediately apparent. Reasonable : for in price, and the best at any price. wih dak Dour DPeater , re | by WES Prey WIRE PRODUCTS CO., St. Lous, Mo er wh e ' Cc oO or - aad ~~ ° é p ae é - Pe ss et Va —_ ee, ele Ml el lai, Ae atti inca CA iia A A OME SR nealing. * v ee Bees a ae Mie - S tax Gantz a a een ll ta aziiesy, xyyczllssssiliglisssililiaiillll,. Allin ile milli, lllanncettint = bag ———_ & ad Ce ee oa. ee , ; . 7 sie _ — ae F-ta5 . 7 v —_—o —_— =*4 ~ en ee ee ~ ~~ yr @-e OO ee ee eee
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COMIC PAGE What Is = . | APRIL 24. 193) “fam as . APRIL : She is still a mother. Bat happier mother with a home hy Net Ask H Post-Dispatch Wants ire the - VOL. 75. NO. 229. ee - — — SoS WOUNG MENS VOCAL | | 7 ; i} _ ~ d ~ ' iL. a pe , i " =: = [ ha} a a =— - eu! ; Res pe : | 3 | " wins OCIeT YN WILl RAVE TREIR DINNER i | ny : a 4 If \ ANI) > {STE | TONIGHT | : 2 CLANCY'S i | Hie : ' ; — = = a ' : : oe “Ors TODHGHT AT HOGAN'S AUSE AND EFFECT. | | | Chl ike: ! SA Ny gies ott CN a) | la i ‘ven | 2 vite a OFERS (BIAIN Soe = Sa "4 ae | Go = kk | ‘ j Schedule of a Year Ago, Re - duced by Agreement, Restored — Rate to Be _ $1.25 an Hour ; Sere "RECENT ADVANCES 3 AFFECT 14,000 \\ | . ie of Carpenters’ Dis- LOOKS THAT WAY a co Xa BSheaw, eS ave Svea (~ Disees. reve S623 — trict Council Says Build EET te lose | , : | gered sagt. | - ae a er 4 : Sg | : | “@ Greater Demand for Labor . : | | , | q . ‘% , | == : - = ae = ™ | - a telephone —_—_————— ~ . nheounmcement today y¥ ee If thew buck laughed out of nan. secretary of the Tietrict Council, that the reqwes? for s rerurn to wan oF of $1.25 an hour,’ thew accepted a reduc- **Aléermen Get Bu) | — al + . ~ $1 10 an hour a vear ago, has Saving.’’ : | | ~ | | | R= lk ranted by the employers, ef-) 7 es : " " . . . . ' : ‘ ” me : Ses = : : What s the am . nt | ' - . b = “ ~ ae ‘ Vil ually all of the & “ : “ ‘ t,a4 - . : ° ie Bawttehe will they the ktes WIG : - ; a. >—— me : ee e4.009 building trades werkers in Bt C rag ' Pet tasi«s hove received wage increases qi save to par for The m 4 a this , : . = % : la - : | The ' d ifficulty over a Manager , ; i. “vere San , ~se a , wr . > , - ; ae = > > : ; : . . . e age waie te the com position roof-; : . was rea f are .* esterda’ Em- bave been Pirates bas ro’ int P + ll qo \\ Platt = ew - invers reed to the demand for a during the cham: pins GARDENIN turn tc $1.25 scale. with $1.30 an ‘hear for foremen,. effective today, | The roofers had taken a reduction) ie $1 an hour from $1.25 in the gen-| eral lecrewsee a vear ago » fm the earpenters” union there ° @ Gieating that FP of the first part we at Ni al! | ) eeaecn Tf Tommy G a 1290 men, while about 706 the first thing he | : : sed them a | | xy ey S GETTING MONEY UNDER FALSE FP TENSES Dv » FISHER ) at. & I ae | ted im the Building roofers a himself matched wits ” of liaBer in building, | ‘e the tnereases this apbout half the cost of” tieria Linderman Figures tabulated re-- ——— a ————— : ; . : — ; — - - . a, - ' = — Beating the Boston Braves twice o : ne mgh : Me A: | ED ALREADY. ) AND SAID: E-|F : | sapadhangstnsrsion: : , get SHADE AND | , Fo ) = faa Ae 7 66ET EWE CEATS 4A woRD AAB Every ot: tot al eso #, i iy Lee: 2 wf ie : Th Le SRLS ae eee ete : “ eae = 7 Se 2 hs es - ~~ = . , —_ P “ - = tet : os © . «a! ap * labor coset usually is* , ) ry . ~ rr , = . . . ; ; Tt a VE ~ 0 SAYS : py a ies , " ¢ ‘ . ’ \ y } A \ | ) R | | 2 ~*~ | ( ) a | }- . : ° - . ' = [AAG Ti = He e ‘ « ; : "ee can 4 ne he matfertial , , - th a 4 . ” : (AY MY PoctkeT. ; Fe By of er cent is for incidental ex- pees Se nd ‘ srs 2 rca rnNe’ | APPROACHED THE , : = | P 1 . R r He teh : | - ie: | ) R %. Return to Former Scales. A STICKLER FOR THE DETAILS ‘ | BecauTIFUL DAMSEL™ ® ' . | — ‘ ee De £i..t0 aa atted thar the in- | hare one more er -- . = : , si j ‘ _ PEE ' 7 . ; j | ws x , 7 . , , . — > = ; . 2 vear were merely re- | n | bal at . wre aA. » be ’ : 4 . , ’ _ * ? t! ww A : s"2 : zw . grat , 7 re a ' P ape : i ~ i . *\- . in ’ - 7" " ” rmer wage ‘+ca.ee We! This part ir ovarn on peo : ia , ( really getting an increase,” | ttate. whoa as rhs —_ . an - 2 . ( : . 3 : “ : ' : The buildin boom is " : - 4 . = “ » +] 4 5 —_ - - . - : for {ts authenti-i:: : . ~ - i 1 greater demand for labor. | : 2 + ‘ ea : ' T . ,: Sas t n the demand te great, either in; ; he granc —- : a i - af ‘ , , , ~ a ; : , ’ - ' ; : ’ ; lai, the RAatura. conse ' nerease in cost That | | ee economics. But we are} the chief comr)s vitne —r , + es ring back to a former level, Throug! ‘ = | : . ti: niost cases [I belteve. i - ° “ ™m * en ~ : : : Yigts : - | a _, : a Si) > ’ : " . : ™ = . i ‘ . ; : F - = o> | = : « . 4 > : ~ a wax? scales : fore- | in this coun’ rye a? : o * > _ ; ” . ee ‘ > ‘ : % ot . == | = 7 *% = at a “= E wee - . oar [Mepat “hh laaft Le. thet about 4 rear ; easy | —— . } | . eer cod subsequent tncreases anr- | : 2 , ‘ = : se i ae . a4 ae ‘7 P . ty te ieee ®itpess, who was | ha s + eae tie “ ” | = : z F . a et i m o time during; , : ' : " a © ee months, have brought | Was going to invite he t- —— =" i ’ ‘* ~ _ nt wt her o ‘3 S$. a ) labor prices for the brick~-/ in Lee Mice @ of tha wef me ¢ —_ +. ; ’ ;' “ . ¥ 5 . | : — ae wes & id with-an o | : masons and plasterer are now receiving $1 a9. nie ——— " ] . = - ; CEaits inal ceseea ac > o x : \ = = " ' Z “ , : eas 2 ® complaint ane ere | ceili + | | | ee rule of and throw her orerboar: a Bot looked with favor . ry d aan j : ‘ enw | ~ ‘* QQ sent @ Private Mmessence- : : @riand iw | Ler nit a | - ' . on S heap « ers. working on @ :' : —* ‘ze. have been granted an any skiff-ridtne trins with ” : — — : = = ae ; ale "2 " : - - = -- —_ a ’ ** ; . 7 an a - -e- = In view of sudsec evelopme: eq eee PSS oS : m $1.38 to 82.98% an eve that the husband « - ' a ve qs gy & r RICK ABLIE veel ne 1. 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