St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 26, 1923

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=—— MIC PAGE PRIt, 25, 1923. Among the Pleasures of Life (Copyright, 1923.) through —are the efficient workers that may be obtained Post-Dispatch Wants St. Louts’ ONE BIG EMPLOYMENT Rurenau 0 re rn VOL. 75. NO. 230. “] BITTER SCENES IN | f AORENSGHILD JUR ROOM DcStRIBE Foreman Says Some. of ' Jurors, Convinced of Guilt, Would Not Discuss the Evidence. “Things Have Been Made Unpleasant for Me,” De- clares Paul C. Ziemer, Who Says He Favored Ac- | ,tomorrow in north and central por quittal. Scenes of bitterness in the ju room, in the first trial of H. 1. Ho-! TOOK $A00.090 OF BANK'S henechild, president of the defunct Wao, , Night and Day Bank, last December of the jury. Ziemer was called as a witness it the hearing, being held before Ci: cuit Judge Falkenhainer, upon Ho-° hic henschild’s application for a change of venue in his second trial, on charges of assenting to the receipt of deposits in a failing institution The jury in the first trialxdisagresd, standing 7 to 5 for conviction on the final ballot. says Prejudice Exists. Ziemers testimony was intended to support tionhenschild’s§ allegatio) that prejudice exists in St. Louis which will make It impossible for him to get a fair trial here Zieme} declared that his experience in tho jury room, where the jurors ef mained over Sunday. and even mor: his experience since the trial. con- Yinced him that a widespread preju dice against Hohenschild exists. He knows this, he said, because the )prejudice has come to extend to him in sonie cases. “I was one of the five jurors who Farmers Will Colonize Small Tracts of the 8,000,000 Acres in held out for acquittal,” Ziemer tes- tied. “Some of the other seven would not discuss the details of the evidence in the jury room, and showed that they did not care what the evidence had been—they were tominced that Hohenschild was guilty, and that was all there was to/ It. Says One Man Went to Bed. “One man, when he learned that some of us were for acquittal, took off his clothes and went to bed, and refused to discuss the case with us Those who were for acquittal stayed up until 3 a. m.. arguing. “Since the trial,”” Ziemer contin- ved, “it has been known that I fa- vored acquittal, and things have beon made very unpleasant for me This has extended even to my fam- ly cirele. Women have asked my wife’ ‘How can you live with a man who would act that way,’ meaning my Attitude in the Hohenschild case. Every time I have met an acquaint nce, | have had to try the whole Donald W. Ross, State liquidation of- ficer, from the Night and Day | Bank's funds, were mentioned. by 'Wo witnesses as having increased public prejudice against all persons fonnected with the bank. Donnell Testifies. j Forrest C. Donnell, Senator Spen- cers law partner, said thaf, since the | Ross incident, he had heard persons declare that everyone involved in| sponsibility for the bank's losses ght to be Iyvnched. Donnell. who lives in Webster Groves, said the Matter was much discussed on sub- | whan trains. and that from the ex- pressions he had heard, he was con- | Vineed not only that Hiohenschild ‘ould not get a fair trial in St. Louis. but that he could not be fairly tried in the immediate suburban portion | » St. Louts (ounty—he could not eter an Opinion as to the more dis- “nt parts of the county. —_—— A.D. Norto for rr Judge of he’ 3 _— ene Court of Appeals, whe Wee a chwrae, |TEXAN\DANCES FOR 112 HOURS: ir witness for Hohenschild at the ormer trial. said the prejudice R£alnat Hohenschild and the others indicted in the Night and Day Bank — worse now, since the loss se ment, than it had been at any whe severe He said that even men vould admit the good character of Hohensehila and other direccrors WOuld declare that PONished ¢ they ofi@ht to b YY letting Ciuaishier A ‘> Mein), ger loot Mae bank Depositor’s Testimony, _ = tube nrige. a lawyer, who the e@ first with: examined «¢ Wert oy of pre Judice, said he and Ms with Vere depos Tora of ithe batik. and + mn Mat he had att nded depositor: " " *tings PIs said the sentiimn Mon ' Ong depositor: nal in) sive ery) NUnity ar 1 he _ al iairice ayy rer : ’ hy 1 ‘ , Such) 48 10 preclude A tair ti 7 Oh On we hild ; : > Don ‘ You think lula: | alker Sine r ASke | 1} aw? rig of th ' is . e 68. An0 ’ 7 " ’ : ,;rsi¢g i' til wae 3. Celtumn J. .~ ETTLED TONIGHT TOMORROW _-~s & &e . a ne 7 we iw " ROOFERS ARE. GETTING TOP Ann Stage of the river ; MONEY OVER 25 YEARS were related for the first time tdi Cashier of York, Pa.. Institution. by Paul C. Ziemer of 4307. South Grand boulevard, who was foreman Confesses He Speculated in Min- » City Bank of York, who. with proximately $1,000,000 of the bank's funds, said that his peculations had ‘sugar market were the principal as having said market for more than the “high cost ‘MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TO CUT -—UPTERRAZAS ESTATE MAY 1 JUAREZ, Mexico, April 26.—Sub- Terrazas in the State of Chihuahua, | acres, will be made May 1, Juarez. Carlos Peralta. to take charge of the subdivision State Government is the Jargest in announced it would take the land. It ‘announced it would pay to Gen. Ter- razas $5,500,000 ued at by the General and his heirs. Farmers will colonize small tracts of | case over.”’ )the estate. The recent alleged defalcation by | NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS’ BODY REJECTS PRINTERS’ NEW TERMS Votes Not to Make Contracts Under Joint Newotiation NEW YORK, of the American Newspaper ‘negotiate contracts with unlon print ers or malilers in compliance with a Typographical Union, which provides that such con- which brand- ed the joint-negotiating, concurrent- expiring terms of the I. T. U ‘“syimpathetic-strike — ‘San Adonio Man in Good Physical | | Condition at Concusion. sy the A associated Press SAN ANTONIO, Tex. April 26 ontinuous dancing to A partner and } led to break the record ‘Earth Shock on Last Coast of Sicily. more serious SHOWERS AS, GASOLINE AND EXPLOSION MAKE A MYSTERY cast for St. Louwis and vicinity: 'msett led to- 1o- preoh- Damaged Early Today. ISADORE ROSSMAN BLAMES ENEMIES Firemen Report Finding Gas Stove With Burners Light- ed and Uncorked Jugs Giv- ing Gasoline Odor. Three explosions that followed rapid sequence at 1:05 a TY). today wrecked the one-story building the Vienna Delicatessen and Lunch- erv, at 329% De Baliviere avenue, and damaged the Community Kitch- en. next door on the south, and sev- eral other stores in the biock. Win- dows were broken by concussion other buildings and residents of the vieinity felt the shock of the blasts. TIxadore Rossman, 54 years old of 4640 Newberry terrace, owner of the store in which the explosion occurred. was notified of the explo- sions and upon his arrival af the scene. about 3 o'clock, he was de- tained by the police pending investi- gation He said. after viewing the wree age. that the damage was about $15. . 000 and that the loss was full: eovered bv insurance. He declared that he could not accounr for the ex- plosion excent, perhaps as having heen caused bv business enemies. Gas Stove’s Burners Lighted. An alarm of fire was sounded and firemen reported that the found in the rear of liossman'! store a. gas stove With the burns lichted and two uncorked gallon and one three-gallon jugs giving off an odor as of- Kus- oline. Rossman said the stove was not lighted when he closed the store, | about 12:15 a. m., and that there |were no jugs in the building. He! (said there was no gasoline on the 'premises and that he had never) used it or kept it for sale there. The entire front of his store was| ; m . + blown into De Baliviere avenue and| pastry and other contents the street. The rear wall was blownithe Grand Fascisti Council, and Capt. | out and the rear part of the roof fell in. Glass in the fronts of other stores in the block was blown out, the Community Kitchen, next door, on the south, suffering most Ross- man’s south wall was blown into ?t! Community Kitchen, causing an es- timated damage of $5000 The Com- munity Kitchen was conducted wb Mae R. Williams of 5870 De Ciiver- ville avenue. the blasts. Smokestack Falls Across Bed. On the south are the Community! Kitchen and other one-story stor*s. The apartments at 6810 Waterman avenue reach to the rear of Ross- man’s store, and although bricks and debris were hurled against it by | the explosions, no damage was done except that a 25-foot sheet metal smokestack fell through a window of a lower apartment across the bed of Aaron Smith, who said it narrowly | missed falling upon him. No one was injured by the explo- sions and no fire resulted. The fire- men turned over the jugs smelling of wasbline to the police arson squad, | members of which questioned Ross- man. A similar explosion Sept. 23 «7 curred in Sam's Confectionery, at Pershing and De RBaliviere avenues, less than one block south of Ross-— man’s place. Firemen found empty | ether cans in Sam's place. Sam) D'Amico, proprietor, estimated the damage at $17,000 and said it was covered by insurance INTERNATIONAL CROOK ESCAPES FROM PARIS POLICE IN PLANE Man Known as Capt. Creith Was One. of Chief Figures of “Bludger Bill's” Band. (Copyright, 1923.) Sugar Price Goes Still Higher. NEW YORK, April 26 Raw st- gar ascended to another new: high record today. 6% cents. vost and freight equal to §.54 duty naid an aale of 10,000 hags of Cuban to New Orieans refiner, —_— oe SL — — Sails $$ ee eee aso i ,———— - - a = — ~ Cy) — me ©) = co) —U ©) Cf) i = on > * | — ——- = -— —— eee eee - A A a T. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 26. 1923 —44 PAGES. — —— a ee ee SS ee Principals in Royal Wedding in London DUKE OF YORK AND Vienna Delicatessen Wrecked and Several Other Stores much 2 on De Baliviere Avenue fcri- LEADERS OF FASCISII ARt WOUNDED IN DUEL Captain Forni So Badly Slasned | With Cavalry Saber Affair Is ROME, April 26 A duel with avalry Ssabers was fought today by | | , . es littereq | Deputy Giunta, secretary-general of The Duke of York and his bride, ing on with the bout, butsCapt. Forni | lof the duel. The onciled, reserving the right to con-|adds. no boats have been picked up Reason Stated in Will of Stuyvesant filed for probate vesterday. Hleved that charitable bequests af-/| i ford the testator a means of gratify-| The Port Victor found the Mossam- ing his vanity at the expense of his/ edes abandoned. ——— No “Sickroom Manners” for Leninc. | Will Close Consulate in Russia. ly the Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 26. — The! which $1,000,000 was refused 20 American consulate at Viadivostok.| years ago, brought $2000 under the through which the United States has | Sheriff's hammer here yesterday. |, tained representation my Rue- The purchaser was William Madden, nas a a Se POSS. o a yy . by os ™ a a “ ~ a 4 * te nets ae oS RA BEER ea RES. e Pin aS ¢ ae a «ee Se —. Pe CANOE PLIOCENE At Ot Ra, ‘ : " on aS eee ee A eS. orn OOD a ag Gus GMS | ‘ip Halted in Second Round. | the Asesociated Preas. Lady Bowes-Lyon., |'Forni, one of the military leaders of Fascisti, resulting in the latter . being so badly slashed that the at-. it | tending doctors refused to permi affair of honor to continue be-'! yond the second round the first round Deputy Giunta received a terrific blow in the abdo- men, but as he managed partly to deflect his opponent’s saber, he was f fF Tt | letruck th the flat f the ) tN ndici ) ate ¢ 10S@ society, as well as an impressive as- The Vienna store is one of severa] | Struck with the flat of the weapon} No Indication ¢ ate Qs ' one-story structures in the block be- itween Waterman and De Giverviille, on the west side. Next door, on the north. is an apartment building, the oceupants of which were shaken by eacaped: Serious injury. In tie! | Aboard Portuguese Steamer, second round both duelists were , » 8 . wounded, Capt. Forni in the face and | Grounded Off African Coast. right hand and Signor Giunta in the! right arm ee Both combatants insisted upon gO- | LONDON, April 286 A Reuters. . a . ‘ . ne dispatch from Cape Town sys that \Lou- — Associated Prese bleeding so profusely the doc-)the Portuguese mail steamer declared him in no position to|gamedes. which grounded several }continue on equal terms with his op-|qavs ago at Cape Frio, Southwest | ponent, and ordered the cessation Africa. has been found abandoned, i'with no sign of the 237 passengers opponents refused tg be rec-ishe carried. Thus far, the dispatch } }tinue their quarrel, the nature of|and there is no indication of the fate which ‘was not made public. lof the passengers and crew OES.” aE Owing to the fact that there are REGARDED CHARITY BEQUESTS > ino landing places in the neighbor- ‘hood of Cape Frio and that a heavy AS GRATIFICATION OF VANITY | sea is running today, grave anxiety ui RES pO ey is felt for the safety of the bvets. The Mossamedes’ passengers includ- Fish for Leaving All of $3,000,000 | ed 29 women and 26 children. Two of them were British, the rest Por- ty the Associated Press tuguese. CARMEL, N. ¥., April 26. Stuy- | The Mossamedes, a vessel of 4615 vesant Fish, New York financter,| tons, left Cape Town last Friday for who died April 10, left everything | the west coast. Just when she went his three children and nothing) ashore is unknown, but she sent out | charity, according to his will,/an S OS call for help. The British ‘steamer Port Victor, which was 299 “Having obserwed and always be- miles away, raced to her assistaiice, arriving about midnight on Tues:lay. Estate to Heirs. heirs; I make none,” he said in the! The British steamer, the dispatch | ‘says, is still searching for the boats. The walue of the estate I{s Eiven|If necessary, the German steamer in the will as “upwards of $10,000,""| trandi, which is coaling at Walvis. but it has been estimated at between | wij!) assist in the search. ' $2,000,000 and $3,000,000. The | beneficiaries are Stuyvesant Fish | La : Upstream Tow on River. 'Jr., Sidney Fish and Mrs. Mariton/ r- ated Presse. PARIS. April 26.—A man known | | By_the Associate to the police as Capt. Creith escaped | from them by taking an airplane to Antwerp when they were rounding up an international gang of alleged | thieves. Capt. Creith was one of the ehief figures of the band led by “Riudgrer Bill’ Warren, captured a few days ago with a quantity of cash in his automobile. Creith re- centiy effected a bold coup in Rome and also operated in Amertca. In 19°O he netted $200,000 from a care- fully planned bank swindle. Gray. | N ORLEANS, April 26.—The a largest upstream tow in the history (Copvrignt 1923.) is higher. The correspondent | o¢ 7150 tons. The record = south- ig informed thet when his doctors bound tow of the barge line is 1°,- were trying to cheer him up yester- _ | 500 tons. hoe retorted: ‘There's no need | -_- e+ ‘al you to put on sickroom manners.” | Once Rich Gold Mine Brings $2000. a Sea ie {Ry the Aseocieted Frese } . " GREENWOOD, B. C., April 26— The Providence goid mine, fo has been ordered closed, i former manager, ‘aressed in immaculate fvory cre} chiffon, trimmed with Notttngharn | Florissant avenue. lac nd presented a fairylike pic- | ; | lace, a P ‘Ideal Pumping Co., and was at work used at times to seal envelopes. or Bride in Ivory Moire Chiffon. (© the installation of a gas tank in| official documents. ’ ‘a filling station at King's highway' Republican politicians and attor- lard Florissant, when the drill is/neys representing Republicans @he presumed to have given off a spark are defending the contests openly de- that ignited the gas. | |; ture. ‘exquisite gown of white ivory moire chiffon, embellished with bands of ‘silver and pearl embroidery. A 15- foot train of ivory-colored net hung | ‘from her shoulders. ‘form of an officer of the Royal Air ‘Force. King George wore the field ‘uniform of a General, while Queen ‘Mary's attire was a gown of blue ‘and silver. of the Mississippi River Barge Line left here yesterday for Cairo and Rie» APE 36.-—An official! wemphis in charge of the towboat bulletin issued by Lenine’s physician ‘Cairo. The tow consisted of five) states that they have detected a | barges carrying 7460 tons of misce!- slight catarrhal affection of his left laneous freight. The previous high lung; the result ts that his tempera- record was set last week with a tow LADY ELISABETH | COTY EDITION . | a Se D PRICK 2CENTS POLICE BAR PRIVATE re WATCHERS OF AUTOS BALLOT BOXES WHO ACCEPT TIPS tout onday Tice tienes OPENED AFTER | Revoked Because of Many | WED WITH POMP... cose. DELIVERY TO. | Private watchmen who watch au-| i Sun Shines as Bridal Couple | there was a slight drizzle of rain, but soon afterward the sun broke § through the clouds and as the royal pair made their exit they were greet- ed with brilliant sunshine, recalling the old saying, ‘“‘Ha py is the bride the sun shines on.” Romance Captured People’s Hearts | It was the second time in a little more than a year that the King and Queen of England gave one of their | |top of the upper deck, about as high children in wedlock to a person out- side the realm of royalty. While the) marriage of the sovereigns’ second son did not stir the popular imagina- | tion of the British Empire as did Princess Mary's wedding, the ro- mance, which turned a simple Scot- tish girl into a royal Prince's bride and elevated her from a position of relative obscurity to the place of the | 8 INDICTMENTS RESULT OF fourth lady of the land, captursd the hearts of the English people. The fact that Lady Elisabeth’s marriage to the Duke of York makes her eli- gible to wear the crown of the Em. pire, in event anything untoward be- falls the Prince of Wales, imparted an additiona} note of interest and ‘significance to the event. Today's ceremony within the hal- lowed walls of the historic Abbey, which has witnessed the supreme jovs and sorrows of the nation for ages past, was both a great religious and social event, and was marked by a glittering exhibition of fashion and sumptuous jewels. Fight hun-'| dred of England's greatest lumina-'| ries in state, court, diplomacy and semblage of foreign Princes, Dukes, Duchesses and others of rank and title, were there, attired in finery and jeweled embellishments that rep- reserted the proverbial King’s ran- som. morning gave way to clearing skies not long before the bfilliant wedding | Judge Williams and Mulcahy, the other individuals named as partici- pants of what has been termed the! by precinct officials, but reesived “booze dividend” of the liquidating | 193 in the recount. | cortege began its procession from Buckingham Palace to the Abbey, and cheered the “waiting thousands | ‘with the hope that the sun woula|lquor firm are: Frank A. Rehm, | shine as it did on Princess wedding day a year ago. The Archbishop of assisted by England's most distin-| guished prelates, solemnized union. The Prince of Wales took , ball game here today between the, — , were charged with violation of the | Federal prohibition law and with a tte tet ae continged | aiding and abetting in the illegal | throughout the early hours of the; transportation of liquor. Loosened and the Locks Tied With String — Had Special to the Post-IDspateh Been Placed in Vault at DETROIT, . Mieh., April 26.—| World series color Marked the bas: Office. Pans Waited at Gates From Midnight to See Opening Game—New Press Boat to Seat 400. St. Louis Browns and Detroit Ti ‘ . . Chairman Edwards of the Board gers, It was the local opening of the American League championship of Election Commissioners today @aid season. that @xamination of election offtersls An estimated attendance of 35,000 who served in the Fourteenth and included persons who lined up at the Sixteenth precinets of the Nineteenth general admission gates of Nayin ‘ : Field last midnight. All venerved Ward at the last November eleétion seats were sold days ago. With a convinced him that discrepanctés in rew upper deck built on‘ the grand- returns of those two precints, dia- st»nd since last year, the seating capacity of the park now is 28,000. All the seats and standing space were filled today. \er they were delivered to the Elee- Another world serias touch is a ‘tion Roard by the precinct officials. new press box to accommodate 400 “I am convinced the officlalg of persons. The box is far up on the those precincts are honest mén and os the fifth story of the Railway Ex- that they ‘made honest returne,” cnange Building. It gives one the Chairman Méwards said. “They ap- ,ortigo to look down. hein econ. ” voting Meremsy pear to be above the average in in- Sar\ to ast retch far over to see the batter. There will be no disputing ‘@lligence, and 1 go not Believe it of balls and strike decisions from tbe | possible that mistakes made by them closed by recounts, were causé@@ by | tampering with the ballot boxes aft- | Press. ‘are the cause of the discrepanttes. Bands entertained the fans before | cain changes must have been made the game. ‘after the precinct officials had fin- ished their work, and we will make 'a@ thorough investigation to deter- “DIVIDEND” PAID IN LIQUOR mine what occurred.” Poll Officials Questioned, ' The election officials of the two . Nineteenth Ward precincts, * as well By the ppt on ym _— as wat and challengers, police- CHICAGO, April 26.—Federal in-|™en on duty at the pols and Dep- dictments naming seven men as wel! | Uty Election Commissioners assigned ‘to those two precincts on election as the firm of Grommes & Ullrich, - Py are liquor dealers, which recently was | lay, were closely questione y members of the Election Board yes- dissolved by distribution of its $209,- | Augean ; ' "? ’ ; ? I . ‘ e 000 stock of liquors to the stock- | *e™das afternoon. The LUulcy Was holders, were returned before Dis- }conducted in the Poees : hoaging trict Judge Wilkerson today by the /*00™ of the Board of Public Sugwies . if ‘ity hail. Federal grand jury. PAE CIE, | The firm and the individuals, who| Discrepancies in those pregenass included Charlies A. Williams. the at- | Were disclosed by recount of the bal- torney who had charge Of the legal’ /0ts in the contest brought by %d- details in connection with the liqu!- iward J. O'Hare, Democrat, agaist dation of the firm: former Alder. | Claude W. Martin, and Benjamin man R. J. Mulcahy, and five others /'Murmann, Republican, who were de. "| clared elected Justices of the Pearce in phe “Ifth District, In the Fourteenth Precinct the re- ‘turns of the precinct officials gave | Murmann 89 votes, while he received only 70 4m the recount. In this pre- cinct O'Hare was credited with 172. Attorney and Former Alderman Named in Fedcral Bills in Chi- Beside the corporation and former Sixteenth Precinct Figures.” Mary’s| Frederick Diehl, Arthur P,. Christian,; In the Sixteenth Precinct the pre- ' | Charles A. Williams, Harry F. Tan-jcinct officials gave Murmann (219 Canterbury, | 8¢¥ and €arl F. Behrens. Mulcahy /yotes. He received 132 by the re- also was among those charged with | esunt. a losa of 78 The same pre- the | receiving a share of the liquor. ecinet gave O'Hare 65 votes on the re- ee turns of the precinct officials, ‘The It is the ballot box of the Sixteénth al ROEM Te prominent part in the proceedings | GASOLINE IGNITED BY ELECTRIC | recount gave him 139, a gain of $4, ‘and doubtless learned much that will | be turned to good account when he'| enters the marriage stage \himeelf. Wales Tlenry, acted as beet men, but it was! Wales who produced the ring at the. critical moment. DRILL; MAN BURNED T0 DEATH | Precinct on which the seal whe dis- covered to be broken and the Jock and his brother, Prince: Trank Kingston, 40, Was Working tied with a string when the bos was on Installation of Gas Tank at tuken from a vault In the city hall Filling Station. to be used in the Biges-Daues 6Gon- Frank Kingston, 40 years old, of test for Judge of the St. Louls Gourt The eight bridesmalds were choren 4967A Easton avenue, was burned to | of Appeals. * ‘mainly from among the personal Lady Elisabeth was attired in an Tho Duke was dressed in the uni- ee ee Saats were limited to those on in- timate terms with the families of the bride and bridegroom, or whose of- ‘ficial or social status entitled thern to the distinction of witnessing the ceremony. George Harvey, the American Ambass@dor, was a strilc- ing figure in tight velvet knee ‘ breeches, silk stockings and other tary Mellon is considering a trip to’ Nineteenth Ward precinct CONST: | court regalia, while Mrs. Harvey at- | tracted wide attention in her gown of beige crepe with overdress§ of black lace and sash and vest of | 2 + i epee : _ Centineed on Page 2, Celema A ‘boxes were op , a PRESIDENT ADMITS REFUGEES |swer tneas chores by denternuan Decides to Permit 5600 Rassians to of precinct officials. The Demos Fy the Assoctated Press. ’ pines. Tiv the Assocteted Preea. Europe late this summer, during | which it is assumed he will dlecuses various financial questions with the. statesmen of the allied nations. Mem... , beige crepe, embroidered in Ortental ibere of the Secretary's family will ac- said they were convinced that © | colors. She wore sable furs and a/-ompany him, according to’ present methods employed were proper plans. Contineed om Page 2, Col death at noon today whe§ an electrte Seals on the ballot boxes cs int ‘friends of the bride. They were/drill he was operating ignited gaso- of a piece of white paper place@=ever | ‘line in a tank at King’s highway and (the slot where ballots are de ite. This paper ts then held tn Pp by Kingston was employed by the means of sealing wax, such is (clare thetr belfef that entrané@ 49 oie al a oa ithe vault was forced and the the discrepancies are due to m Come From Manila. “say the seals on the ballot boxes! te- can loosened because of excessive WASHINGTON, April 26.—Presi- heat in the vault, which is onthe |dent Harding decided today to per- : imit transportation to the United States of the 500 Ruestan refugees : who recently landed tn the Philip- | %*"'™8* Were placed on the locks)tig- first floor of the clty hall, just above the engine reer. They say the - 7 fore the boxes were placed in the Vault. 4 Corroborate Each Other. es , Members of the Election Bary , = . carefully questioned i WASHINGTON, April 26.—Secre-_ q officials of tha Mellon Planning TMp to Furop-. ing methods employed tn cownoth: ,and tabulating returns. The wir- |Nesses corroborated each other i all tn ~, material detalila. The board off SN tr wae ———e Pee Om enw TL AI et Ue a I IR : oo - a me - — . : ae ee aa ot wary - ae

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. s RA PRILLIPS ATONIDENTTY “Woman Companion, Js Lodged in Honduras Awaiting Arrival of wadition Papers. APRIL 26, 1923. Peres RV ENENS, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH if ee mm SO NAVY NOT TO USE: APPROPRIATION FOR R. L. Stroup of 4225 Norfolk ave- | _ —— — —_ eT 'ARREST RFR: 9 DS eRe oI IR OMEN 2 eile oS o> x Pc. ORS es See ” 1 ERE mnngidnig S et z ; > “ge. AERO IOI pitts Aes a ee ee ee os + a . rs ~ ‘ * * ~ ea Duke’ of York and Lady Elisabeth SLARKE NDORSE Fork , HARDING'S PLAN 10 Married in Westminster Bercy | 1 & sanaueenati pe impromptu | ‘ t | | IOIN WARLD COUR] Continued From VPage One. : King Confers Dignity ase Rapes he Ereaiad eae N THEFT CHARGE es ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ee we =_— --— i mue, St. Louis Mor- ‘recon Church, was tried in the Court on an elder in the ‘of Criminal Correction today a me ‘eharge of common assault brought | Mrs. Mary White, 4252A Swan 'avenue, a Sister-in-law of Stroup, as a result of trouble growing out of a | prayer meeting which Mrs. White had attended at Stroup’s home along : Denby Says Unintended Er. od > Friendly Nations. . : } Mii) » a l ee ’ ' ounds inflicted in the : é :, a aie : ) ; , ' . Westminster ip yy? as ' ' . . oe AP at ' y) 7 . View ei The rroce si i) ater and the res grand stand erected oppusite off from the rest ‘rom the balconies and From th : erected the CHICAGO, Westminster Hospital invalids saw to furnish bond and to be on to. }my way back home tonight.” | Hie deciared the action due to “activity the part of Woodruff, who been trving to | omMmending aon get someone arrested for two years.” “Borrowed Adding Machine.” “| borrowed the adding machine and other property from pie office of the Commissioner of Labor Sta- tistics,’” he continued, ‘‘and it was above-board transaction. The| (‘ommissioner was not there. but this clerk, whom I! thought was chief ‘clerk, loaned the property to me and |said it would be proper, and that she. i would inform the Commissioner.” expect to 1a. eid the unintended erroneous statements 7 made by navy representatives in races. procession! : on also was fhe Wedding Ceremony. The rey 7) and " hort : : vii 71 scene @ on ippropriat ion. 2 intimated that the S would co before the . .. with a new Program ; thati the record might }e lle said this ceowwee had the approval of President Hata. a y. ing. ¥ siting The following statement was is- aa tion paper’, sued by the Navy Department: “ mom panied ‘During the discussion at the last Re . Carson, lie explained he wanted to Congress of the proposal to appro- : : adding machine temporarily, ipriate $6,500,000 for elevating the J was organizing a guns of 13 battleships of the United ie manufacture stock foods, and needed j States fleet. certain statements weno the machine for several weeks made regard to the disparity Be. 0@ Girardeau Hotel, Woodruff handling accounts. Senator Ander- {tween the ranges of guns of the ships 1 be crated and sent to Jefferson City.|} son said he shipped it from Jeffer- of the British fleet and those of the | of street worke! cae and then a coating yf —. rai un . I , _ oo ‘ : a . ; ) - , ‘ rm ~ \ 0 Senator Anderson talked freely to’ son City to Commerce the latter part | fleet of the United States, These statements made tn absolute ryaeminge the )y! | ’ Lt i rh’ : i ‘ lmeans a : ) ct of reporters this morning and posed for of February and had expected to 1 fai } inal ; which 1 Post-Dispatch . photographer send it back to the Commissioner of | *00d faith, but were shown by late? “ Station before Labor about June Il. He reports from the Government of Sheriff C said he borrowed the typewriter be- (great Britain t have been e . Jefferson ¢ cause his own machine at the State;ated. While the disparity dos ex- of | Capitol had been out of commission. ‘St. it is not so great as was then “ supposed i whole ‘ause 1, He said it was shipped to Commerce ote og “l'pon the representations of the voted to;about March 1. He asserted the} Auditor | State typewriter had been crated for | Navy Department, Congress appro ~~ 7 priated the sum asked for. Th view oo | did not participate ac- | the last two weeks at his home, pre-| but 1 was on! paratory to shipping it back to the of the discrepancies between the” 5 are Capitol. Anderson said his personal tvpewriter still is in Jefferson City. He explained he had ‘‘borrowed" the. ed cx! has ;T) f Albert, The Secretary Press are atill jated GALPA, Honduras, Apri | Phillips, the escaped Cali- | We dda ‘department 10 o'clock the rova! t WAS A great abbe of the over light, looKed Hiup Oe bier, ] pUthea, KS eS RIK oS" toa | disabled vast ‘next Congress 3 .. urderess,””’ with : peanctated Tress ‘in order hammer murdet with a April nar fa companion, arrested here | are still held in the local | full abbey. kept straight. of of ricades windows an for riche ir rer: | ickness at th in } the til (70d ~~ 1)! OProsas : me | " | -_ ; darding 8 the i tr of eourt of justice Was indoraeu Moday by John H forme: Justice of the Supreme ©: Tm mn . . _o r Moddress before the City ¢ he «st Melared the proposal should be adopt the Senate by viva voce with- debate out over more than a ! erso! me a ae | isurging in His Arrest a Political Move, Senator bs barriers. Andserson Said Here Today. poVe Of } ‘oe at sed Senator ] \? ; health stirri event while the mar This photo of State Senator Till. iman W. Anderson was taken at Union Station here today. ie Vcoric i | tee rh e death) Pris ce & nae { —"s , ‘ ; her, under the surt children was outsid» mn the custody lal is separately held in entiary. When woman known as Clara Phil- yee sesed the crime attributed to several Sheriff, on They their pligt 1 the abbey of The pre from her fat egolemnr Frederic! \) wedded hus! ub youngsters roared to Jeffe nse a seen at the lar warrant has been ordered ca’ the as with ated the rovai at word ake Albert | out Anderson as hack to and Cape welcome yesterday Senator of the as bw’ 7 srmh ** ] enurenA, arm me were sent by ne conipans to The were PsaApre i ccuntless pots the to admit her identity, his Duchess. . ? flieaan (Cit lines of spectators rose tier on tier on uO Ol | ' Children Get Day Off. Tens of thousands of London's and healt] o love. cheris other children who were nied | gravel and obe: 1] death ‘glimpse of the wedding procession yellow sand. The Archbishop then had the day off. FEach youngster re- -sin washed blessing on the pair and a box containing a f recited. This was lowed roval wedding cake ond the royal coach Archbishop couple trundled While the Duke and signing the regis Edward the Co gang the anthem, Love One Another,” and as th couple departed, the dences of Mendelssohn's rang t! out former peared League of Nations sociation, said that group of Senators opposed the wold it had too much it had too Ilitcic one because h offspring of tie . | . % Suillvatl Jefferson City. adding tvpewrite’ Jer, ata ~ who represent itive of Nonpartisan only a sint Justice Clarke es e theft machine in , On the pay ‘ 1! = oe as A the grandstands from this da‘ e Sa@id, “| the escape, in such a way « worse for scores no doubt of her identity. Saw ness ee down- a « hb: were no evidence of heing Some BSAVINE inte | that court, ut leaving with Bauer at 9 a. _ . ‘“operty ceived morse] ( gi Ven over pi } Ai the paths automobiles, otiers and nat he power, power least held it “the League of Nations “Only Tuo Objections.” Only two objections, he said, being made to participation in court, one that, somehow, such ficipation would carry the nation into the League of Nations. As experienced lawyer. said he gure the proposed reservations woul l prevent relations with tne league “Tl wish could see jis Way clear to join wholeheartaly and without reservation in port of this great court,"’ “but since the administration t» act without they will hy the nod that this extent our country rhay he proved to have been sincere in ite 509 years of professed desire for such a and *thua keep right with the civilized nations of the world,” ‘The ued, as Hu tion of Virte ,extradi ito do ae arrest, and to ill-kept, room | D@nter i “Ve “~ | willing win-!| “But intO;to be 4 Statistics . , . si e abou bDemocr:. . true coaches an: As young oO on Said to Tally With That of Fugitive. 19 V3) lionduras, Deputy Th) for ‘This , Tl 1A riages of the privileged ones e! sien t bearing the to Buckine- the if suldiers of. to 14icL Tess by blessing and Al “ity of Yor! thine decla red the abbey . (Copyright ICIGALPA, ted in a second fleor me beside a long French thout bars. looking out out Brows "he lines and ficers of the Coldstream, Grenadler, Irish and Welsh Guards, the} vast assemblage of people could Gis- inspiring through broad glass win- “Wedding | dows of a vehicle far grander than Gq 4 Cinderella's the Winsome features of | their Duchess. And, indeed, Emerging into the street the UK® she seemed 1 their expectn- | Queen and his bride were grected by a | tions of What a Prince's bride should the bride and of the abbey chimes This was he. - eignal for deafening ut of Claim from 59,000 throats as multitude outside t and st ,; bride we! Palace between chapel of | lavishly accoutered nfessor, the choir “Beloved, Let rOoOViil / The guests of iris and working bo of Ww e re ver ‘* , s.” he April ’ r° ’ ’ " sit’i Fe: if "m os. the onT- the cat that State icus affairs of guests the large, THe ’ distinguished dinlomats The specta f hie Post byispnat a .esteranay Was Loaned to lim. tC 10 . ispatch tivel in that probe, The ( yr) o | ] fh gy lai l T ( scots Tol! \ 7. ! oS us * , ry . , followe: ‘ or police head- : Says Property ; commoners, . ete ‘ = . a Ss iter) Av‘ : cal cern tne Was ,statesmen, princesses arrival ing statements of the department and) 79 | ‘the actual conditions, the departs» y. sun-scorched street, the} The ment has determined not to employ a iwho is being held here | Launee dictionary, but did not explain how |the money appropriated for the pur @ of being Clara Phillips, |oline long he intended keeping it. pose of increasing the elevation of Wiagmmgeles (Cal.) “hammer nur) trom Anderson is a stockman and far- |the guns of the American fleet uo ‘today smiled a defiant chal-| motor i ui 4 . ‘ _ . mer and owns a large farm near '|til further directed to do so by Con- — | hen told of pre parations ocer m Commerce. — de to take her back to Cali- jung! fwhere she escaped fromj| The three to the ridicu- made whole harges he « _ they were March” through h domes of the great abbe: of the state car lam going the ] could action new rohed who waited at the the grocm tne ermine = any , ) have insti- Oo meet abhey do: a habeas 2 a*ay? pus yester- our C,0vernment was served ~ +? - * alte? Lie it | warrant on would rather go to Jeffer- then. lam going : ee a oe gg a P by . ’ «i & a’ * the sup-' Bride Is FEcnglish. Not Scotch. > | ~ neen |Geneologist Sayvs Arrived at the received another deafening crescendo of cheers from their we})- T ii Ve 4h ; 2 paiace the rPoVAl and face ne said, refuss ’ couple } ANnn\ of Yor) recel* ose who have belief that we ing ~ 2 read ment their necks to catch a glimpse o them step Into thei: riage of plate glass and gold for idrive to Buckingham Palace Procession to the Palace. Parliament Square was a ' faces. Above tile 'Gaudens' mniassive contin- Lincoln, the that Great Brit-; great American c: iid have six votes in the elec- | expression over ludges of the court to l'nited States nection e refused to waive extradi- dthe woman, who is known only ¢ Mrs (‘arson, but who! -oom! non the joueney through |i, bil as Mrs. RR. M. Young. of sae a gay [am Clara Phillips, nor | in bw Ylam not Clara Phillips. li: aaa. t fZoing to say anvthing ih ‘BI reservations, To ane wishers. the Duke be accepted Sennto hh Scotch girl King and Queen held a recen- | 7)!" ‘ion In the pala eP and the bride a qd bridegroom were showered with con. _|Sratulations and good wishes " jevery side. The reception was ‘-|lowed by a luncheon which gigantic wedding cake—+it MR UTre , sie 8000 pounds—was cut. A isting a benigna the tumultuo'’l rorgeou en The Jesse aa) |? rmia- ’ Py] Assist iock todav whe Express” Fox-Da +} ; mals , en? "VT? mo? og? Daily Arthur © ngeuished geneologist. Elizabeth ts not Scotch, tu Fox-Davies by Davis, on | LA court, iteeit | sea = ones at the oft Shm welghod traces niece wag | @ncestry back given to each guest who made a wish | York, who Ariel before taking the first bite from whom Soon after 4 o'clock the York its also descended. rep Duke and t = Duchess departed for the bkeey' ee gape ht a , &y rt Ps parted and a smile again | | , sinwabe a ; “a : | : : yi Mapup in her hard, bold eyes | ating she denied loaning the prop- 1 I | Pee the nor the woman who wis, , 2 oo ital ae with her has shown any) Water] o | : Theft Reported by Woman. O | a} fright, although the man (mL = Woodruff said Miss Summers he . y. Jesse Carson, weakened | dufy, PPC ial ter sett ) ~ nted to return to Los Ant-'| this de aphed to Cape otch, bu The sturdy al io ee d . | Tne born objection, lhe eormbre first in present to the claim was Wal é the scene Kight 1 and upon!) mounted officers and detective unworthy assumption that Scotland Yard kept one the for hous policemen, mm fi alo ,1 : " rests wholly Labor Paper Points Conditions in The mornin irial to th ‘far to Harrassing Many Homes. r newspapers, extend their the ahi order s us | Station, the King and Queen flooding ihe representatives of. these great mile-and-a-quarter route from them with an avalanche of rice ' hout extradition papers. He | . ' | questo “Omewhat masculine.'| Urs 12 re shaved and her ble sel ind boldly into the ; were I o whom she talks. the W ™ ©Aelly and often, showing might White There a_rot be Fon t) lip would that [f were en. | neces- ot Woman mo. said the [rip ‘% Leet h is l¢ Upper Vesterday by attorne fendants ; iL hearing at The i compare ll precincts PFespondent asked the wom-. tively ber of VHoestions, auch as enticip POU have a lawyer and of Hoh On bail on P. 1 you come to Pegucigal-| rite told th case co Louta. ‘ diseu ers ane the aut ber of who -appealed to their fellow-voters ‘tn 1920 for the election. of President | Hiarding as “the surest way of carry- ing our country Into some league o1 association of: nations, to the peace of the world.’ are menibere of the association lie added that ‘‘it im an open secret that only offlctal position prevents atleast three more from joining us,’ and that “it is ge) erally inferred that the three thus referred are Secretray IHuglhes Jivover and Chief Justice Taft In prefacing his address, for Juatice Clarke reiterated his pb lished ataternent last September that Founded by JOS Pak LITZER, he did not resign from the Supreme ' hed De me "4 Re 22 Ballots Pvaminesdd if Missouri Road Conditions. ¢ A Dependable By Telegraph to the Post-Dt ch, | =~ © \ ) Kansas City Partiv cloud, rg ic ; ‘ atch =o rough St. Joseph —Cloudyv: vonda | : wt) fair, Moberly ——c nit For the Boy or Girl Graduate acknowledged to be the ifth Wa Itannibal Cle ads good. Sein Mute re | ‘ } ] ' . ae ' lin 4 Joplin — Part favorite gift. Select gifts now, and have them ready. Distinctive Autocar Advantages 10 a nm. tomorrow ry petition asks ballmts oft the let permission with poll hooke Short wheelbase handiness Light weight sturdy chassis Even load distribution Recure Low cost replacement parts . Full supply of partsavailable | PP 4 0 eave Double reduction rear axle Su Low cost protective Engine more accessible bushings from all sides Bicea. resatusmes Gant Columbia— | Special This Week . ¥ Autocar direct factory branch service | SO ie — neeles and I prefer Jefferson Oats Solid Gold g . i whether or *hillips yy Thin Model Watch . ‘ — — . i = in ss Svan one AUTOCAR SALES & SERVICE CO. of MO, Mme ®"hosnett >. Vuestions vou have Ppiresidencs futile Aske te Xm ' — | ‘ . | nm tin Kk any more” not, glia tanegealy 2740 Locusl Street, St. Louls ante to Be Sisters. Direct Factory Branch of The Autocar Co., Est. 1897, Ardmore, Pa. ePenthy ' —— lien roada and tive precincts « This ie rea me verry the Unitej travel by air- iT v4 lear roade fair roade rood fat: good rood ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > Oo Mr. P ips On : weal 'l the woman break Mire. Phillips or to the 1) “1 rT) hang the precincts ler Wal as were , ;* aleo t Fo sieur witne ‘12m thear f ‘fer Pu aay ; ‘Aru — j? | ' A _- ~~? Court for th purpose of becoming a . fandida@te for public offf©e and that ee | any Suggestion that he could be nom inated the war and “Misionarys thy would mie to. Tal . ie aseerted : ev @ ‘ ' R.i nee indicatio trint « ; ' o it t t otherwir, > oe en th« - had rie on nah’ neawe ° repubiicatios | ithe Democrat! erein are algo reeervea.)! i The offictalea adn BY MAIN the Indicatlona id they had not : sueDpicious Whe ‘ re r) wore claim to be) thou aspire to or uecept the nomination he > aioe tabetha for the presidency and sought no Shon “tata eredit excem@t for disinterested sin- th woman whe tiem oerity in behalf of the league With blond hair done wo | biased — = _ Pads, She by a heard Ward In Shy One Alderman. be, " promin- : Nesidents, of the Third Ward he has proniin- | hes Alton are petitioning the City Coun M4 spea! mith and 1) t6 call an eleetion to All a vacane, ee a dent Mavorf-elect John kible resigned and “Mrs be had Alderman to enter the Mayora)ts race) | and .atmee that time the Third Ward | of the Th has bad but One representative. Elibe| recounted the MU take office Tuesday, | 4 case, With raised go) movement-—a W commands a higher l Gial naire atch Pris ee. .* * : Charge Accounts Solicited A, Seventh and Locust f'i.ket ewe! Nee T itt, q la — # ue notive, rra " » * As VANCE IN much q*m>t he " one year one Vear ——— ee ee ~" A complete line of Autocar trucks —new, rebuilt and reconditioned + | Ps Capacities 1 to 6 tons—Chassis prices $1100 to $4350 yan yrar heoewtea orca, cule exchange Mail Orders PP ay , Ta * thea - mé Te a ‘ ot ret , 44-4 47 . af ';* ’ § “ r arf “ar al t af.+ el 4 j enuy - Py eT TE Th. ina On : 8raon were Oornicin _ 8 fea Yo 2 7 ® inda y ar a OOP, ung aee matllar July 17 . lLejule Mo! is @ 10. the J.lec+y Bell. Clive S60U, Kinloch. oy a ie ¥ ee hin: i.m iia naa La . ha

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ieee Sai mr - A $ 4 a of _— | re — a — st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1993 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——_WEMPRHELD AS. (—touse ot Davi Group Brigegrooms ESTIMATE BOARD "RUMMLne Tom Fors ONSPRACY SME, om SOE BRU ARS CET $9 PTQUSE — i PHILLIPS 18 UR APPROVES $2.43. “Seeshesesescoe IN SUIT AGAINST RUTH sscn'isntes scesac" AT CREAMERY GONGERN 4 marine ith hb se Sh her iS fOr in State Bank of Elgin, han., near Pine Street. . . . . ~ ‘ ; bh ; ~* dir ; *h 77991 ; , ion , , doesn't ele ' . rxS¢ ‘ ry ' ‘ iine Tl ( naw LCT ua ? ) | ir] nplaint. | | A . oken Open. . . : . jseut. Nicholas Mansfield, in charges su . ha iccessfully concealed Woman Companion, . . - , | of the Carondelet Distri eiinitiaad ) he Si Bank Examiners for Lodged in Honduras : ” Ee tS , meg Emm sghectagresge t Asher, in tearing off his ni : wril 21 siniel the defalcation of! ursiars who entered the offices Is ee : : Reduction im Levy Ex- cre'd. became so angr: wine : Oe eT | $40,000. he decided to make a com-;°f th¢ Blue Valley Creamery Co.. ‘wr years pe iL Lieutenant t - 7U , wourger e789 Pp , } 1? - a'r ree? sonie time laat ; Unintended Er. ee a a PUTO 2722 Awaiting Arrival of Bs pected to Be Passed by ‘71 shoot hin iceman who signed an order for examination to- Plate confession of his misdeeds. fe ne rr " +s oe “¢ Topeka yesterday, lai: night broke « pen a safe from which Statements Were ) sion Papers. | Roard of Aldermen. r, corroborates this. Aal aitel nn Ge ee ee bnew hafere Cart Petes msg | ther tock $960.70 aun a = 1 tt} tail ' se 40n : is een i metal Wists | : filing cabinet, Clande Sellers. mana- Cc — ——— - Sisic ; a2 “ a | 4 3 : ; ~ vy) TY cy? i; ny ‘ ‘ i ongress ew Ach alled > pat l we ‘ 9 i 8 in import: wifness De Commissioner, and le ger. reported to the police today. to Be Drafted TO DISCUSS , _ es ; Ar 149° — }? rr) ld too] man to Ruth in I 20,000 actio! brougnt lliingness to return home r) Entrance apparently had been 4 shot ition from h ome. ‘tn a on \s the li player li Marc! | » eA gained through a ventilator opening plea of guilty — bth AND FLIGHT : ie es | “wanted her locked up for investiga lor ee " ‘te ans im and do what h u : in the roof of the one-story building. » SF, riage The intruders left behind a crow bar LO Peterson ordered the bank oeeq 4nd many finger prints on safe and mmer ur- CAI of Estimate and norficon. | 4th xpianation. he said he sav mycin. Pepin ore and assign#éd a Deputy Bank Exam. / file case. These were photographed. - atte aK | , ) a | accompany Burns back to aerating " Smiles a Defiant ‘ ment. The Board of Aldermen is Cr then disappear. Me searched the Ruth, through his counsel, has e-|Caney, the county seat, where Barns | ROSS’ FRIENDS STILL TRYING TO aes eases tO aco} : | BOU a rrant, 1 | on afte , | be arraigned. Examiners at once — Bl, When Told of he municipal tax rate, fixed by couldn't find the bundle. He taid he Justice Newburger adjourned the Wilt go over the banka, books | ORTAIN $25,000 BOND FOR HIM ARAINSt tne won . } VUil are (,|osses it) addition el eo ee » | witl Police 1 omeS et eee A “ eye Pee : | | i ‘ . \ , b _ L pers nal Man to i a in charge of liquidation of , r, v ' I a , Ck Night and Day Bank, mer | lerees th ‘4 ' | ) 7 more lately president of the he v% ,4 : ¢ " mr r . “4 , . ’ 4 -~ P , 10 7 —_ . . Mi ‘ titi : j 4 SLAte an 1 1 J ; ’ - h ) he e ix . é ast under in wit the | aePe ote ce wer Side State Bank of Kansas Lie an Sha. . | | sompanion, arrested ERE are two participants in the group marriage of 14 couples, paired " ‘ized } , cent Legislatu rges of insubordinati: n oa ‘ iff : mr a Bos ri . = re ‘I are still trying to make up a Be eun hele | He lot, arranged last Saturday just before the inauiry began by State x e 10 cent reduction of rea} nted Nov. : r ffidavit continue T = | oh Ar Previous €kalrii- | ¢95.000 bond for his release from ing full identifica authorities at Benton Harbor, Mich. this week into alleged immoral cents over last yea Robert MeChesne) 1s informe@ |noe The heale tube aaul eaves the City Jail, where he has now . - practices in the colony. particularly by its leader. Beniamin Purnell, the The $1.51 municip t rate is di- Shot. Jenones ] nan Oe ene eee spent two nights since his arrest on e statement wa ion papers , ' Immortal, otherwise called ‘‘King Benjamin.’’ Left to right: Ray Mooney, at ee rut ; e eels Deana hae a ve alized at $26,000 and has)... inaictment charging him with - Department ypanied her, unr © @ pitcher of the House of David baseball team, who is said to have been 4, of the city government SCOTT’S BLUFF, N \pril : irt that there is bas Cin. eee ee ‘e- : oe | mbezzlement of $26,250. The sum a Dirk t the laet Gerson, is se parat: ela ij, 10ffered a job by the Chicago Cubs, and Robert Tucker. who is but a boy. fon , i ara . Pete ‘ , otsatici _ Ba * OF | named is part of a shortage of $70.,- _ Both were snapped while Waiting to testify before the one-man grand jury. was ordered closed to-/| gag or more in his Nquidation ac- iaticn : Us. ' ventiar Wher ate Bank Cc INMIission¢ pall, : a on as Clara P! a charged that the marriages were arranged suddenly as a shield for oenie ¢ he Art Museum as leput riff, was seriously w 1 . gn robert Mec “s ) nlite: wig ark count Win the A 7 es ef 1? goman know: al rnell. aid ro ed tastanteht at Mitc) | 3 pie 2 | Burns is president OF the Chautauqua | pang rts tere | i! | : ) : | eB — Ross today refused to comment on his case in any way, or to say how ; -f - ms th : ’ ’ Te held 9 ho enintentiars (rns : ’ : tor I 4 a eT a A \" . Muze O! » irge ol .-! t- within a ‘ t 7 > an : BS te such | riya 2 | lh | i. pain ong mA Operating Revenues Increase soon he expected release on bond. s the eera ly ; 1 w ; 2 instru on ; , ‘ ted Py ™ . Nee? thoes of ¢} : ) . , pe Babe ee ora ~~ - Budget e Associated Prese He was still confined in the tempo- sat 4 _ ‘.s if ; | ‘ j | im d , . . . rT . p , .% ’ ") . e - | | “ | - Api -6.—-Operat-| rary quarters of the jail, in a sec- Z ¥ , . ‘ _ J 4 . . . P ‘ " - ° State. _ ' rr qoul , | | - i | . ' MESS a o ef — os 7 : ‘> tharie 1 — | vid | row | deec tion but did nbt 3 On ti . se Pe . ae Ae oR ag : ies . . , vw 3 s “ } . Bat. ‘i Lia eo - ; ‘ : ’ Z . : ‘ 2 : ‘ ’ - ‘ : rr « - +e 2cted ’ . . . . *T° s ? j ’ . i ’ ; ‘ “¢ » ? e,' "ry? ‘" ery ; ' ; ; P . . ; 4 »,Iinc ae . . : . / — ' . ; i +. : 1 : : ; ; ‘ 4 ; - ; i - ‘ - : , . 3 ¢ ian) Hno ro 7 a°* ‘7 v, ’ +) 2 : - TT) : "| ’ ’ : 4 . . . ry ré¢ . , , , ’ ‘ ‘ _ +> ; +f : : . ; ; ’ : 4 -., ’ 4 j ‘ 2 a . 7 “ ; a , ’ : ase : ’ ’ : M JT spa ; . v 4 * : : . ; 4 2? o- A} *? Be r ee«* A : ' : : ' rted ; ; : - : —- ——— SS erse - 283 BITTER SCENES IN fe see the Howse of David vail team. |the appropriation’ for munici Coase (ima HOHENSCHILD JURY ine « m4 te) t. At sy ay ee | ‘TS Inereases for 45 Classes of Mechan- is Provided itn sill. ROOM DESCRIBED |**rensvitie, 2 town 22 miles soul, a2 appropriation of $133.90 for sal-! Oniy 45 classes 4 = Ss — "awry... rth frigh: altho nh 1 - TA? 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" ‘ oo i» J a ia ; ; : ' rc ’ Ty KH A : ae | ” . . : ; ‘f by cv, 4 4 ; ' . > ‘ ‘ . , + . . , : “ : ‘ 7 , / : : : : nwnwase Bee ' ' . -— 7‘ 7 « . ; ’ j “iw . ‘ , be OU wh a Pe mh ae ' ee ia hime : 4 hy . > . : > , ’ , ** . . ¢ e . ‘#4 . . * > ™ . _* 4 : 7 ts . . c . 7 " ~~ | " : , : . ’ ‘ ré¢ er? ; ; : ’ ‘ ; i e¢ . is mm ¢ ec’ : ° +) ; ’ _ F _ , : : ™ 1 ’ | t ie ’ . ; ; . > ] " , ' . . . = } . P 7 ° . ; . . ; . . 4 ‘yy ‘ ’ vif ' " : : ; se (er , . . . t. ‘ ’ , . ‘ , , , Tens ; : lohensch | : : : : pos : wil, be retet waite e selling or sma ran 1anos a ‘ - “ ’ ‘> . ; ‘ ' ; | ‘ : ™ . . : ; : ‘ , ‘ : ii ’ | | : . . 4 ’ . ’ ’ ‘ ' ’ t . . . ‘ rT» ‘ a : ’ , ; : ‘ ; - a ' ’ . . ’ } " Tallies FBaactly. o1 . PI enters its last 2 days— and a memorable sale this has been nS. aggrewetes $1 ; Sear Agerepriations ees? ee Those who have seen and heard these Grand Pianos of such distinct beauty ro EE enon upg 12 fair juro roni 65,00 | a 1 shout t) r bi : a seen Mea it beautiful instruments THEY BEST of tone, so beautifully built and $3200 ’ ts | | at er bi tion “nS ae i | been in tine ny 14 years. Mrs ‘xper at io ie ii Ve ag : | KNOW! It isa sale that has brought finished, both inside and out—-WHEN | nto 1 (ere: 7 Hana left her } ae great happiness to numbers of people, has anyone seen or heard of anything among them many who little dreamed like them for that price? rn two weeks ago that a Piano, and above I eee i, ss Mics tdiedh seumdiene , al Ot 3 stg ae : ee vice an hos al all, this artistic grand Piano, was so In all the years that we have been ‘eS = ent 1] wom .@) mall umm ber WG . he . —_ soon to be theirs. But, ot course, it selling Pianos. we have never had >. : = : is the price that has accomplished this anything like them for value. Less plendid result—$565—and the irre- than the cost of an ordinary upright parts | : omg el Weenie | pha 2 = : gw be nt fee be ety 2 Rea ane parma yon Newry UsOL sistible terms optional during this Piano. vailable . . ley : *. u = 8 iG - ) oy ‘ a , ~1 : ilies rye ; ) ot % “a a Conk Lia Owernea-has wade sate ns te , site that will wnquestion- You will find nothing like them any- r axle Mid you~ trave! r-1 ete He maid he frequent F tee ocr e agrees aie, ie ables meet ir convenience where under $750. rle Be Pitiy er oe lsawes c. Pune. A rat: vo sbi i Ade $20 is gaan Saturday Your LAST Opportunit y— 4 SE Gt 4 |bér of the law firm off Jones, irk: |Pewhirst threatened to petition to: pay, , (wall me | , Don’t Make It Your LOST One!!! Pal soe bec he c=. $ 16 fe 4 The Aeolian Co. — .#*-7.am 10., — . " th eee ween ee Cie heise ie i of Missouri W. P. Chrisler, Pres. 7 Sv. 1OU1S, MO. , ae , — ‘ Nicprementatice for the Steinway Piane and y YP gre = fae Duo-Art Hepreducintag ' Dieanss forwearé 's te liane ‘mpiete nformation 1004 Olive St. sister Pianos together with fleor pattern showing dimensions, ee eeeveeaeenneeaeereree-” MAY OUT NOW an = cn

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ae — OS atm 9 — SS ge pr al a: ae ears? aie as wero wou pow 1 . pow ye ld Lew > | te hibein ' : Pteaou) : into ‘| xr" eure hi>pres leag "] jis 4 ana port mh bus ; i @ they and : may mot bell ofe jori hop thors kh les No wit! = pro of t ran tha Key whe in ] lial ing us pe th is pe tre er ae lic Jt }} ‘4 —_—_—- — Addrex on Shipping ( ontainer-. R W. Dunn. chief inspect« c rt FRureau of Explo- gineer of the |! reau. America will deliver an ———— A, tn. i Ee A A - —— Le a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the Datiy POST-DISPAICH clone Approximately Equals that of the Dafly Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. “de — z ———SSE SS * nena po al - —SSS=—_ =; > a —— ————— ta —— _— — ————— oc snp HARBORD ORDERS RADIO LABOR INE RRRBNR!BUETTNER SSSR ERRERE es Friday and Saturday Special | | Folding, Natural Finish, Hardwood Hammock Chairs As Pictured. Special Value : . . . - 7” inl . +. hairs have Marcwood trame with nat N. E. Corner Washingion Av.. at NINTH St. ATTITTrrittriiiiliiliii lite. $4.50 back of good TO BECOME CITIZENS OR QUIT Some Workers in Corporation Head- ed by Ex-Army Leader Said to Resent Invasion of Rights.’ NEW YORK. Apri! 36.—A stir heer , — — smatiuye la ° 7 the ra kn ‘ of A er , by al rider . Ose! See Our Other Advertisements on Page 15 STIX, BAER & Ff CLLER GRAND-LEADER idl Tuto-Dar\ Sale of CAKES AND CANDIES fe EATURING tempting Cakes and delicious Candies—the handi- work of our expert chets. he rarest dainties, fresh and pure, are offered in attractive assortment on Friday and Saturday at special prices. Cakes Sunshine assorted English cakes, one pound 29¢ Sunshine assorted marshmal- lew cakes, one pound Iced arfge! cakes, each rac Peach coffee cake, each 1:4c Chocolate layer cake, three large white layers filled and topped with chocolate marsh- mailow, each 43¢ Chocolate spiced muffins topped with chocolate. doz. :5 7 Women's Eatra Sizes Sizes Junior Misses Ciel Sizes More than a lengths, colors ‘he stvle assortment at this low price stands stipreme hundred new models itn overdrapes, loose panels, uneven skirt ; ? } . o - ~ ; 1. « ; — = = ~ ‘ 7 | le + thful hasques. straich nes and yort stviles,. in all the latest a ry ry - 2S) y te he ely yi t —i r - y Dependable Merchandise at Remarkably Low Prices Gowns and Teddies Gowns and Teddies Gowns, Teddies, Union Suits Regular and Step-Ins, kaxrtra Stzes Petticoats and Din Value, Handmade Knit and ; — Petticoats ss Crossbar Athletic. Nainsook it’ $2? $1.00 $1.59 Value, Splendid Quality Silk Crepe de Chine, Trousseau Silks, Radium Silks, Tritium? > $ vive} Gowns, Teddies, Step-Ins, Princess Slips, Bloomers, Petticoats, Two-Piece Paj as. ‘) SS) Values S4 Values £) Values S/. Values Slo Values $2) Vat $198 «= «$2.98 «= $3.98 = $4.98) g.gCSASE Beautiful Silk Pussywillow $25, $27.50 and aA od Values..... $ 1 mn aad Taffeta seco (rorgetle, Crepe, Back Satin =THRU TO SIXTH STS Sa $ 1:38 —— | $75, $17.50 d | $18.50 Valens” $9.98 HiOMAS W. GARLAND ape 1009-11-13 KROe eA Yo a Pie aes rN 4 Phe

1- | ‘Satinay.” $3.49" — Value, ‘e 98 $1.98 a - y ‘ “a . 2 ee , as ; . i ee, Pie } > Sie - : Wp 2s AY. ais oe « F- 4 ~ — fk, 26, 1922.~. » A : ” . “yy R \ 18-Karat White Gé¢ il Filigreed Rings at MOUNTINGS including tk bi ef your Diamond at this sf (Mezza wi f 4 for two days only. Swiss Ribbed Ve At 29c—4 for $1.0 “LIGHT weight cotton Swis : vests. Silk tape at neck ' Bodice top or built-up shoulde Vtively priced. F Union Suits at 50c Tailored band at neck and arm weight. Cuff or shell trimmed » closed model; sizes 36 to 44. Sexton Union Suits a ' Oddments of Sexton Union children. Button waist ie | are represented. Special value ai ' price. Undermuslin At End-of-MonthP Chemise . 35¢, 3 fo , ’ - F na ‘ 2 ba” trasting cé¢ Soiled. Lingerie Odd lot 0 envelope ¢ corset bloomers an coats, trim various lace or emb: Broken siz soiled. Bungalow Aprons.at $ Chambray and percale Bt Aprons. Odd colors and broke: | Notion Speciz AMERICAN LADY doub a hair nets cap and fringe, all ¢ ept gray and white, 6 for 4 Black and white French bone /Yarious widths, yard > . English twill tape, assorted lengths, white only, bolt Invisible hairpins, cabinet con ifferent size hairpins, black 2 boxes — Novelty trimming braid, vari¢ : and colors, 3 pieces ’ ohinoor snap fasteners, black all good sizes 3 ( m™~ ) | Blouses In Enc

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SE x ae The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the D —_ aily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. é ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ a ~ = . » aA s ell ° peu, eo —"_ —— ) teed . — . _ . - _ ——— i — rr . LT P & nad * 7 be / “J . _ > / ‘> cE " A > ; d —— ne aii eee a e . ty ‘I - = = See Notice of Special = —_ . eee —— cues _ : —— = 7 ttl ta eS andy Sale on Page 4—Char GRAND-LEADER ee — a — ef -_ - — - entrances — foal : for your conven. Jse the ones that 1 best. — 2 a oe A Selling of Odd Lots of —“ . re . a x ' « a —_. \ Bas » ®t * A + : 4° ) A Os for crocheting, and others are plain. . Price! group are: Five-Piece Luncheon Sets Three-Piece Buffet Sets Center Pieces Stamped Goods at 19c Centerpieces, scarfs, 36-inch squares, buffet sets, etc. Stamped in neat and simple designs. INS with hemstitched ruffle, Arabiah scarfs and chair backs. Odd Pieces at 59c Small pieces including Madeira tray cloths, hiet long cloths, 18-inch filet centerpieces, etc. — ee ee - ” Art Needlework Stamped Pieces, Specially Priced at 39c Poa SIMPLE and neat designs, some have hemstitched edge 25e Dresser and Buffet Scarts. All Odd Lot of Fancy Linens, $1.50 and $2.50 Japanese embroidered and drawnwork, square 45-inch luncheon cloth, wide table runners, centerpieces, imitation filet scaris, em- . 17 ’ broidery, cross-stitch pieces, embroidered light tan pillow ovals and ob- e. Neckwear Special At $1 Each DDS and ends of ves- tees, guimpes, collar and cuff sets, berthas and other ac- cessories. Made of lace, nets and sports material. 100 Organdie Vestees, each " 250 Lace Net Berthas, each Included in the s0¢ 150 assorted silk. Windsors, each Iroc 359 lengths of Banding and Pleating. assorted, each 25C 200 Veil lengths, each 1o0c 100 made Drape Veils, each 25c¢ are “\" "Innar } Rain-or-Shine Umbrellas — At $2.79 SILK Umbrellas, rain-or-shine style with al] the trimmings: also the regu- lation style. Navy, black or red. They are termed seconds, but the imperfection will not impair the wearing quality (Ma t slips ell aur. ee « ~ iy a f= 18-Karat White Gold Filigreed Rings at $5.95 OUNTINGS including the setting your Diamond at this special price two days only. Mescanine Filo Swiss Ribbed Vests At 29c—4 for $1.00 WIGHT weight cotton Swiss Ribbed wests. Silk tape at neck and arms. top or built-up shoulder. Attrac- priced. Union Suits at 50c Jewelry Specials Oriental Indestructible Pearls at $7.95 Each WENTY-FOUR and 27-in h Neck- Cc laces. graduated and guaranteed With solid gold clasp. 50 strings in the jot Bracelet Watches at $7.50 25 Gold filled Bracelet Watches, 20 yea! case, 16-jewel movement, on ribbon brace!et. Diamond Rings at $89.75 10 Diamond Rings, 18 karat white goic mounting, set with 1, 2 and 3 white diamonas Filligree and fancy designs ad was ‘ a, Pea ute oc™ e. f ye | : £ Licht Diamond Rings at $22.50 . Tailored band at meck and arms, of light ice. so kerat solid green weight. Cuff or shell trimmec knee Also 1% iamond Kings, } rat solid gree hosed | ret 1. sizes 26 to 44 ana white £0:c mountings Set Wita singic amr Brey : white diarnond. Main Fico Sexton Union Suits at 55c Oddments of Sexton Union Suits for children. Button waist and ge ape hee Infants Wear are represented. Special va! at this low Shirts and Bands. at 25c ; (Main Floor.) : - DD lot broken sizes to 2 years. Cotton and merino shirts and bands . : Al silk and woo! hose, imperfect anc Undermuslins bickes eae At End-of-Month Prices Pajamas and Night Drawers, 50c Chemise Vests. Odds and ends in broken sizes to !2 years 35c, 3 tor $1.00 Slight imperfections; of cross-bar nainsoox af : F nainsook, and nainsook Dresses Greatly Reduced > ae piped with con- trasting colors ——— : . v) / ' 1, ~ Vi ’ , ; : “oO 1. J ent designs: soiled Beautifully hand-embroidered, many afer Odd iot of gowns, envelope chemuse, corset covers, bloomers and pett!- coats, trimmed in various ways with lace or embroidery Broken sizes and soiled. Bungalow Aprons at $1.00 Chambray and percale Bungalow 50 Imported Swagger Bags $5.00 Hand made. lone. short and waist Dresses Soiled of the finest quality of pearlin anc batiste Lingerie at $3 . Fe xcelien qua!!- Aprons. Odd colors and broken sizes ty calf or LSeiied Second =. antelope leathers, i ' in gray. brown > . am vee 4 and black. Two Notion Specials handles. outside pockets and extension MERICAN LADY double mesh bottoms Nicely lined and i tted with miur- hair nets cap and fringe, al] colors, ex- ror in shirred pocket Unusua! _— gray and white, 6 for ?0¢ Black and white French boned belting. mous widths. yard Isc Hair Goods Specials . -9) 4 : Tela a . . } ‘or ees cape) aasc: eee te DD lot of hair pieces. clusters, Invisible hairpins, cabinet containing .; curls, pufts. side bobs. each oe erent size hairpins, black and bronze s0-imcn Seperase stem Sswi'cns tigen 2 boxes 5« ee oe See | kee Novelty trimming braid, various styles Human hair nets in broken jots anc shades @2¢ colors. 2 pieces 20 all perfect | ne Ohinoor snap fasteners, black and white. Single mesh, dozen - Bl) good sizes 5 Take Care of Our Youth Help the Y. M.H. A. new build- ing tund campaign, April 30 to , May 4, 1923. : ND-OF-THE-MONTH SALES -. Offering Small Lots and Odds and Ends at Extreme Price Reductions Laces and Embroideries At 39c Yard FIFTY-Pieces Venise and embroidered Organdie Collar Edges, yard, 79¢ 500 yards Novelty Lace Flouncing, Nets and Bands. yard, 79C 179 dozen Val. Laces and In- sertion, dozen yards, 29¢ 300 yards high luster Silk Scintiline Nets, yard. 29¢ ro model Lace Dresses and Blouses, greatly reduced. s0.0dd pieces rea! Irish Filer and Venise Lace, greatly re- duced. 500 lace and embroidery Medallions, slightly soiled. each, 5c Broken sets of Lingerie Laces,. yard 12 pieces. Fringe for Cur- tains, yard, re ‘2c 100 yards hand embroidered, scalloped Organdie Edges, yard, 29¢ Ties at a very special Como Italian Silks, Foulards, Matelasses, Twills, Silk-and-Wools and many other desirable Silks. An Exceptional Sale of - Mens Neckwear — «5Ge Choice of Several Thousand Ties HIS is a very exceptional opportunity to buy fine silk price—the values are so attractive that you will want to lay in a complete supply. The selection includes: Grenadines. These come in bankura stripes, heather mixtures and many other patterns in colorings so varied that almost every individual taste can be gratified. In many instances, especially among the higher priced Neckwear, only one or two of a kind are represented, therefore it will be impossible to accept mail or ‘phone orders. Mogodores, (Main Floor.) et Footwear Women’s Pumps, Oxfords and High Shoes at $3.95 Pair TONGUE Pumps, Straps, Street Ox- fords, patent leather, dull kid, bleck and brown calf and colored: leathers. Al! sizes represented, but got every size in each style Men’s Shoes and Oxfords At $2.95 Pair 175 Pairs in broken lots and short lines All sizes, styles and widths. Not every size in every style, but all sizes in the group. Wonderful values. 30 Pairs growing girls’ shoes of brown kid, two-strap, sizes 3 1-2 to 7. Priced J2a.45 29 Pairs Miller's hard toe ballet Slippers, priced. pair G8 c 27 Pairs “Like Dad" brown Oxfords, welt soles, priced, pair $2.98 T ese (M: if At Snow White Handkerchiet Linen At 59c Yard 1200 Yards Bloomer Cloth At 35c Yard Extra fine with a beautiful luster: 26 inches wide, in a few solid shades. suitable for undergarments. Priced very low - - A Special Purchase of 2000 Yards of Longcloth DPE vara 1 fine select snow white cotton and finished softly. All-linen. hne sheer Quality. 36 Just 1.800 yards in the iot Of extra a al “ : : fine quality and light in weight: beauti- inches wide. Very § attractively “ar pease ag Boe a. ; ful solid shades: 36 inehes wide. priced. Quantity is limited. cent Sudiintin ened large assortment of checks a patterns; 32 imches wide Suitable tor At39c Yard Checked Gingham At19c Yard In the lot are 2200 yards of Gingham; block , ’ ) ae ° ; IN THE MISSES’ STORE_ - E,nd-of-the-Month Specials in this group. are tashionably originate dresses. cut on Swagger ~ country club. Sik Frocks a3 [425 FROCKS apropos for street and afternoon wear from our regular stock are included Canton crepe, lace, taffeta, and twill these Broken sizes. Sports Jackets At $5.00 Jersey and d | ¥ these natty Jackets. | : | ors, too, are reflective of the Vor) : sport's occasion—rose, green: = aaa © ” blue and tan. A very pleasing ~ > ~~ - ng AE A PRA LRT ENR OI OT COR A OE EON “IRE RA EO A AR NY GE ENC EEE ARON A IEEE Se OIE RTE AE ARE OUT LM ot EE IR IIIT CONTE LEY LILO TL LOO LN ALS, LO LE CELE EE, DLE LL LLL ELLE LEA LL, POR es Tee en ee Sie teat lethal ee ee ee ae e-~ . . > P ~ 9 . 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has ea 35 ta i of a ee : | Friday and Saturday an Important hati = i ps = 1s Sale of 3000 —- i \ Ps tT I. : t 4 rs Ss is : es ~ Silk Remnants | i | 27°. to SO Saving | 7 The accumulation of our Spring’s selling will s : be offered at prices that will be sure to appeal Aye strongly to careful shoppers. Silks suitable for blous- : ; es. children’s frocks, undergarments=—tub Silks, plain p> : and figured crepe de chine, Canton crepes, plain ei 7 taffetas, checked taffetas, plain and printed pongees, = | and silk and wool crepes. josie « Oat Silk Plaza—s ; | ~& ai > ‘ i d | & — a oS y RE. MAE ENE wes ~aa® — i , ae - - . a = : ed * ¢, eee: * 4 ait Fe we = = al : ‘Sy qo = °° “ , eM Se w ‘+ =e = ~*~ ~@ . = ~—— ‘ ~ on. -_ j q ~~ = -~ ; We ~ an = ; ¥ -~ ~ - «tt ° ee hi > é “ae -. of ; ¥ Si have the Peter Pan collar, others have the square neck — st Unbelievable ‘ div realize the wonder- ful improve meB®so your sig and complexion the cwrror will reveal tovoe aiter using Gouraud’s Oricrtal > Cream tor the figst 4 8 time. White-Flesh Rachel. J Send 'Oc fer Petal Sica ° T. BOPEINS &2 SON —_ vew lark 2 ; Stri iy the. T April whe Cestes i- less, porat to A pret eo8 flier and wn. public Fly ne ww ruse ha rakied stric At Seventh and W p take great pleasure that we have secured for the well t n. va “ eit — “Thais, s. r. Patriot size, cut to a” 3 for 25c Statesman size, cut to 1 . President size, cut to 1 call your attention to ed from the factory— Colonita filler Cigar with a Fapper; mild and fragr . 2 fae lc Straight Cigars Cut Mercantile, Preferencia, ration, E] Producto, El lima, First Consul, Dutch Bex of SO. 2s. -0n 2 for 25¢ Cigars Cut to Bcellor. Muriel, El] Producto, Preferencia. Admiration, » Henry the Fourth. Box of 50 t Str. Cicars Cut to i2e— Son, El Producto, La Pali 0c Cigars Cut to ecto, Admiration, 4c Denby, San Felice, nn Handmade, - John Tungsten, Niles & Moser CANDY SP 4 pres “cide Sins containing *% ' Sigh-crede asserted ¢ “So Jate maeiomeiiews, > Vtes ened 2Tametk and our ‘20 oct geared Bere. . »)

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mi ceesnie s1 of posrostirent 7 Dealey, Datias (Tes) = . ‘* rt -= i i a hd Terwee weeweret a tescee 47h 684th 6A aa write tile Pee tr o, ee SHG 40 UU0U. ; F, B, NOYES RE-ELECTED HEAD “cose ® second vice presi OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS wi: 1: scone, secrets " ) ’ 3 o , } ede) ele Pr a ) TIME Clark Wowcll Pays Tribute to Presi- | ’ 4 : 7 * * . , i .* Pd Pi = ‘ ly biie . . ote , i) ' ; : + ’ . . "7 } ° m Ninth to Tenth d Pres meeting of lartford Courant; Elbert H. Bake: +o? ' Noves “levelny ‘ein ale? ture *] ’ ae lia — ryan f directors ve ‘ gas . ’ : ‘ © icdti¢ kchaiti- ©faiei. ‘ , oy ; : , > . . : _ V ~ ,* °} + he Aseociated Tr cr ; ; j . . 4% . oO ~~ — rn ine 4 A,nSsink ~\ 3 2OUuUIS fais {'=- } is Served fii ? ’ - ' , : . 5 “rr °c . . ‘ 7... > = ; THETFORD MINES Quebe: 1 ont emocra PCLO} ! ‘ ee : e h« 4a eid : . non , _ , (“iark rgjOWe iT Cy « .” =e o . : : Baiada : : : = . '* . ’ . 7 . el , ceeded in driving Col C. H. Nutt , ed the newe 3¢80 tior : ’ ‘ il i ’ : . assis¢ant renera = oe ‘ ~ SS AP sere ” . : ore ThaAyT - ‘4 ‘ rie! .1' eS , . ‘ . Lila aus, : : » LO or tne secon time in cum ’ | - ‘Fr ’ } ry 7 ’ ‘ aes | oss iti , eer ¢ oc ‘)} wy >¢ const sles & ' . j tj tif j ; ; 7 : “ iv . b- : : . , ; . ' *? ¢ for Adults —.. NEW YORK, Apri G . Ye Ing Fach oO Sher ooke., Piory of 1 a a a : *\ OreatiiZ.t ; — If you would avoid , "} . Cul ta les Leitl lee a = 7 if , ay ‘ eo TZ j in" « i Sia | ce aren, Mompreal Sy @ pri) « «~ |Very Healthful ; / , ‘ rie (iT rT Orl ris an a. % - z te detect! ‘ arena’ : Pte . | — ‘ or AST With Bacon, awWweees Meat election frar ne rlorence ID. White, N« Pork bv Sample tree of Cuticura Laboratcries, Dopt. ‘ e. etc | & Sines, | : ite ee ; * ene X, Malden, Mass. 25. everywhere. : ' ’ ‘ cytaaerr re} ‘ ‘ '} ear* \ € } i ; sif¢ . with Cold Meat, , with | LUNCH ine i? ‘Morten, Pork Tongue, Ham themselves in t} company’s offices 7 ; end Gare . mob attacker thw “ith «sf ~ . t is just as meces- ind fire hose, forci) them to ile the had failed to chee ’ - Now instead of waiting until August You save 25 1050% and more! , An Explanation (U.S. A.) LTD. @ /n our new plan of merchandising, it is proposed to clean out at the end of each month all lines of apparel in broken lots and discontinued lines, no matter how desirable they may be. It is intended to reduce prices so low that our stocks will be.kept clean and active. If you will investigate this Clearance, you will be able to obtain very desirable apparel at prices far below present values. : ---- - ~ President of Corporation Appeals to \itorney-General for Protection. ‘ 4 6 Tey © Anpetite-Aids Digestion st Unbelievable ‘ hardly realize the wonder- ful improvemenMo your skin and complexion the murror willrevecal Men’s Suits" | Men’s Trousers) Men’s Suits” toyou aitcr using Gouraud’s Oricntal | Cream for the first the enforced departure for . fae J "% : ) time. White-Fliesh vga oflargass a ol. 3 Fine Worsted and Clean-up of fine worsted Fine Tailored Suits of f Racbel. € . . . Send 10c for Trial Size Tweed Suits and fine wool “Trousers, Higher Grade Woolens Smart and Correctly Styled many patterns to choose Extra Quality ‘28 || ° 38” $72.50 values, reduced to In all models, but broken Broken lines regrouped— $8.50 $10.00 values, reduced to lines regrouped—values up to $45.00. values up to $60.00. $7.50 Madras Shirts $7.50 values, reduced to Extra auality Madras Shirts, $4.50 broken lines F.T. HOPKINS & SON New \ork Vinanmdle Ifeads Jerses County Super- Ge vraud's s isors, ontal Cream ae You Who Enjoy the | Early Morning Out of Doors i * Be it golf, tennis or just a hike in the sparkling air of early tite day, will find a bite of tasty breakfast, before you go, spells q added pleasure and health for you. : 7 asacute - = I a ee ne a ‘ - « » . 2 ’ Not much, of course—just eggs and bacon or a chop, and toast and coffee—but vou hate to waste the precious mo- ments messing around the kitchen to get them. Wath these convenient Electrical Appliances you needn t waste a minute —they will do the job while you dress. White Silk Shirts White Silk Shirts, broadcloths, “_ * > > = ON $2.00 . . . . ‘ . . . . Values Up to $4.50 Fancy Silk Shirts Fancy Silk Shirts in crepes, broadcloths and Empire silks $3.65 Values Formerly Up to $10.00 $2.95 Values Up to $6.50 Collar Attached Oxfords White Oxford Shirts, fancy 1 00 weaves, Collar ettgeme@.........cosee . Formerly Priced Up to $3.00 Seventh and Washington Av. ime take great pleasure in announcing m that we have secured the agency for the well-known LLL LOL LE LE Ne a tt ey - . + =>. « We want you to get acquainted with this wonderful Cigar and in order to do so, we place them on sale at special cut prices ~ o * r. Patriot size, cut to 3 for 25c. Box of 50, $3.95 Statesman size, cut to 10c. Box of 50, $4.95 r. President size, cut to 12c. Box of 25, $2.98 call your attention to another new brand, just i from the factory— Colonita Cigars filler Cizar with a genuine imported Sumatra Pper; mild and fragrant—a real 10c value. This ox o : 2 for 15c ““ss68 $3.68 l0c Straight Cigars Cut to 3 for 25c Mercantile, Preferencia, Chancellor, Muriel, .— The Electric Toaster Stove Break a couple of eggs over a few slices of bacon or a chop. turn the switch. and you'l] have just the right dish in a jiffy. Make toast on top at the same time, and forget there is -* i. ay ~4 a kitchen in the house. Ladies’ Sport Suits Boncel Knit pure worsteds... a a Reduced From $25.00 _ Ladies’ Sport Suits Scotweed and Knicker Suits... Reduced From $40.00 and $35.00 Boys’ Wool Suits Broken lots; sizes sz 00 17 years. ...... Reduced From $20.00 $8.50 Hosiery Sale Ladies’ hand-embroiderd Silk Hose, $3 and $3.50 values, reduced to .. Men's dropped stitch Lisle Hose, 55c¢ values, ngw 35c (Three for one dollar) $1.95 = Fine Woven Madras Shirts In many patterns, $1.00 Values Up to $3.00 Fine Madras Union Suits Recatta make, $1.65 (Six for $9.00) Values up to $4.00 Boys’ Neckband Shirts and Blouses $2.00 values, reduced to....75¢ $3.00 values, reduced to. $1.00 —, Fancy Silk Shirts | Mostly tub silks and La Jerz, "$2.95 Valucs Up to $6.00 ation, E] Producto, El Dallo, Garcia Grande, ma, First Consul, Dutch Masters. Boys’ Wash Suits Broken lots, sizes 274 to 8 years, 95c Values Up to $2.00 White Silk Shirts ¢ for 25c Cigars Cut to 10c Straight elior, Muriel, El Producto, La Palina, Mercan- referencia, Admiration, Cuesta Rey, First Henry the Fourth. Box of 50 .. 84.95 Str. Cisars Cut to i55iRes of 50, $5.95 ation, El Producto, La Palina, Henry the Fourth ‘0c Cigars Cut to 14c—Box of 50, $6.95 -ucto, Admiration, Cortilla, Henry the Fourth Denby, San Felice, Cinco, Red Dot, ‘ Extra fine qualities in "$4.95 Values Up to®$10.00 The Electric Co Put water in the pot, coffee in the perforated basket the night betore. When you get up, just turn the switch. By the time vou have dressed the most delicious coffee obtainable ) will be ready for you, fresh and hot. ij .tj* ** There is No Other Way Half so Easy C 4 | ~ | quickly begun. . Divided Payments on Your Licht Bilis. me a UNION ELECTRIC CO. Main 3220. 12th and Locust Central 3530 *Trrgvr * 7 -407TL 47; -* ees » & Be 9: ann Handmade, John Ruskin, La Ungsten, Niles & Moser and Agents, CANDY SPECIAL = square neck * Sensible Sin: containing a full. pound ox Oa A very attrac- ©) Of Digh-crade assorted chocolates and nut pud- — : ™ . ThMuaaly ty " = e . oe . — ° o ugh, and tiny | tong oven nergy “es, orange sip semnaeg meixs and sour orange. a regu = salad “Pe olal, pound bor - Quality Corner ~ On Locust Street at Sixth . srice of one.

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the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "The City Circulation of the THREE OTTER UDG Beenserds of Valhe DIFFER WITH WOODSON | ——_-_- ’ The See Our Eighth 4 Street — aq si Windows Curtain Specials fe Friday and Saturday ze Display Ruffled Marquisette Curtains Good quality of ruffled Marquisette Curtains, 2°; yards long, with tie-backs, with 2';-inch ruftle, regular, $2.25 Special, $ l 50 a Pair F +. Pht Aah hart At les en --+ = rac ee ~ a s- w es ' ~ > ** ) - ._ --* ular. $2.50 ~~ ww ~ ™ P- 4 > ~ q e - x — = —— ; ; ~ 7 , ae = - — = : + ; ~ - ’ _ ™ ~ + > . > : > * ' pa, z = C . . ; ‘ eS, f a ; | APS Tee d 7 ’ 7 os 4 * - . - - 7 7 P vi —. Ff - a - - , . > _ ¥ > 4% y* 7 “ . ob : ed . . 4 ; j , : , >. “= e? ; ‘ . i . '¥Z iz . - , le ra y g * / re oe 7 «* " ~ 6 '? % ’ . = a ~ 8 - ‘-% : . | ee. ; - ’ - st . 4 “ ' : 2 - D.-« : : gl “ane - - = 4 . | : Special, if dis miue rine : t : j . i — » ™ Pia ™ ; .. + ' J . r ius ~ .S 5 f Voile C | ’ ; Irtains | : Ruffled V oile Curtains ; : . ls¢ . oe $s} : Vo lp + ae the. - > 3 - 4 i a ee! ?' ’ OF uTrTieG X iS a u ~- a. > - va 12>. * 4 ’ . —>e > ». ~ | — ose) >. % ~ 2 ° > . : . _ — ‘ > - . - . — . -* sae . ~ w~ “ & > »+ ¥ ~_+ © : _ - . - . - + wre? va e. ’ > ** > > » * > a | , 4 > '* To * ! ~— we ree: « _ a Se ay ~ rk pe a= ~*% . oy a Every One Seamless Axminsters __—_—f} Men’s Fine Suits Greatly Reduced! ad > > ~ ; ore eof Died OOTGers . Le emt x . | % . . . q mr Our hot-weather goods are on the way and we must make room for them—immediatelyt | $56.50 Sp ggrtes lize : in order to do this quickly, we want to close out all odds and ends of these splendid | 8.3x 10.0 - $49.75 tito alive Tem 235.00) to $43.00 Spring Suits at these substantial reductions. . 7.0x9 7 . $39.50 r ai , : er ‘ ; . ws . , . y ie 5 « $31.50 they are all of this Spring’s purchase, and all wanted models will be found, in a good eo. 6. lc l.l[U US ROSO assortment of patterns. ems .« +... . $8.50 phi reap : : | ie - | . . $8.00 Oniv 685 Suits will be oftered at this price— ipieplay of | bag Baap $35.00 to $45 .00 $ . Old Hickory — S25] Values — » gag Until They’re Sold 7 | nti eyre old... Urh) | Ly re . ea tr \ wondertul o; tunity! You'll get considerable wear out of one of these Suits this Spring q . , 7 a | ‘ > > > »_ . . . - >* '* . 4 ; 4 ‘ 34 4 \ ~ “Ty? re i. aks Two Special Values SEE OUR EIGHTH STREET WINDOWS FOR DISPLAY Rockers Armchairs ° —— : ~ ‘A > % : 2 . \ ; a . a, ' | = . * .* = > | , — ; - : if = - . le aad : ' . : : : * . 4. : . . _ > _ : = * Rail : Ref | : * . : | | a . . * : ; a . ‘ = ; . > . ° : > - / *» : ~ * . : 1 » are : . : : | | | Tire dealers who Aceerding ‘ dealers nec "| display this sign Bury Sn Toerift r n = RATaAvette irre ta - “ > 1625 Latavette Av. a ee a

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ng ; a Gay : “ea ie . [ a . APRIL *6. 79 = - AS =. 96. 2938. The City Circulation of the Daily P ee ae ee —-- > i - } s : mee ‘ ; ’ | Te, AIH MU ‘f arr. aren ~~ x 2 Te Tenor l g/ =) bi? ae mm Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. oe 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ —— ee eee —_— a «ae hroughou;, the Event , { | ’ ; | ; al +? t bina ff ¢ 44 r.tiid ’ ; >) | ie i predtlgtas . 7 all A _ ? — le | ced! mediately! > splendid in a good this Spring, rr ask for this attractive peckage! It guarantees you the very utmost in heir net quality—re gerdiess of price! a HOE fl oe Hy * ae / , > - f° , - ‘ -# - ’ —_- Pa ~~ a . is ~— of The most charming coiffures are not always easily attained! Careful study and much care are often necessary to get just the right effect for your particular type of beauty. Yet, to be distinctive, you must find the coiffure which best becomes you, When You Find It— Keep It! Once you discover this most charming of hairdresses—once your mirror pronounces it perfect—then the problem is—how to keep it looking just as you want it to appear, in spite of the coiffure-hazards which your plans involve] owe HAIR NET CThe Net of the Life-Like Lustre am CEST NN 7% The answer is quite simple and can be had by every woman! Select a Gainsborough Single Strand Hair Net in the style and color which suits you best. Adjust it care- fully before leaving your dressing table, molding your coiffure within its strong, friendly meshes. Then forget about your hair —with perfect assurance that the vision you see in your dressing table mirror will live and be admired! Endorsed by Style-Leaders Everywhere Women who are particular in dress, care- ful in buying—and quick to recognize excep- tional value, use and endorse Gainsborough Hair Nets. Due to their natural life-like lustre—a distinctive Gainsborough quality —they blend perfectly with your own hair! THE WESTERN COMPANY CHICAGO— NEW YORK nsboroug | How to Choose the Proper Kind of Hair Net The discriminating woman knows that different coiffure _ styles require different kinds of hair nets—just as she knows that different occasions {with their appropriate gowns and hats} re quire certain coiffure styles. For afternoon and evening wear —for example—or for any dress occasion, choose the strong Gainsborough Single Strand, in either cap or fringe, because it is truly invisible! Prices: The Strong Invisible Single Strand [ Cap or Fringe }....10e Double Strand (Cap or Fringe} 2 for 25¢ Gray and White {Cap or } ..20c each Buy by the Dozen in Convenient Packages You may find it more desir able to buy Gainsborough Hair Nets in packages of a dozen. Dealers are urged to keep assort ments of styles and shades com plete. Patronize the dealer who displays the Gainsborough Cabinet. For he shows his good judgment in giving you the utmost in hair net value!

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-, th cps SPRIL ts isan Sk, ne ae ee ae ee S1. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH en ee "~ wet Ce i eee er ae The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Appro: asi o-= , | | SCSSSSRSRBOSRSRSSETSSERSEEEtrssseseestesesssr2 22s 2 IMPROVED BUSINESS DISCLOSED == eenmeaeeeesesuseseeeeeeeee a . . . - $6.95 Colored $3.95 and $3.65 | $5.50 Novelite $5 Crocheted BY MARCH TAX COLLECTIONS my Crochet Spreads _ Bed Sets Bed Sets. $3.95 ; Bed Sets =} : ed st ' | , : The Store for ed -_ ——_— = = for the liver Be~sre of imitations. Demand the genuine in 10c and 35c pack- ages bearing above trade mark. ** Ko We a 7 ¥ ea utiful rouse pie °° *¢*é¢ ee “ai —- v at a price far _.... Tissue lighe oie sue, in - a: ¢, 5 4 4AIYc e = ** Pleer—Yocrnts.) | . _ : os Silks! @ Silks! S; ‘ ] l § e $5.98 Canton Crepe, in sal gray, zine, tem wh, ivory a .** MATERIALS Diue, bre diac: > Canton Crepe Roshanara Beaded Dresses ' | | ) g. 98 Sport Silks Embroidered Dresses 40 i p “ ——- - sien koa SS BE AE nny mtr ee whe + ome ger peer 2 areas age oS = ar ah _ 2 e-- -~, — PRR So! ZR Ie it may be a sprained wrist or elbow—a bruised muscle—a strained tendon— You cannot foresee it. But yoo can keep Sloan's always dy to relieve the pain. Sloan's brings immediate comfort. It breaks up the congested and inflamed con- dition and restores normal circulation. Use Sloan's :to guard 2in as vou wor!d an antiseptic to prevent in- fection. Your druggist has it. es ee TRE FARMERS HURT BY TOO MUCH SYMPATHY, GRAIN DEALER SAYS ; a - .* | * ) sapeben AS © 7 : Mo ; P a | 4 wer 3 Beh We Flowing Panels , Ts. ‘ ‘ aS A ice “*ee i. on — Combinations Printed Silks Flat Crepes Uneven Hems Long-Wausted Effects ‘Secend Ff leer—Vurererts«. ) Second Floor PS rrr tS nn es eed Porrheemstism > -iisea strats (Dest co ds ———_DVvEERTISEMENT Apply Zemo, Clean. Pe ne- trating, Antiseptic Liquid $2.75 Black Canton @ a $90 Royal Wilton Rugs § a | $2.59 and $2.75 Ruffled | = men See | Sg 98 : | 1 o ~ Bini acniras one , Grenadine Curtains s x £ : $40 Seamless - a ——— 9x12-F t. Seamless (Main F leor—Vee¢rets.) T+ te wrrecessary for rea te eufter Victim of Mistaken Identity. eth Ecrema. Bietches. Ringworm “¥ *e Asam s Tess Trashes and eim!'ar skin troubles. Zeme cs AGY @btatmed at any drug store for 35. er , B1l.00 for extra large bettie, and prempt- ly applied wi'l usual'y give tnsrqpt re- Mef from ftching torture. ee’ ranees and soottes the skin an@ hes cuickly and effective’y meet skin @iseases. Sen 's a penetratirg @iearrearing ilicu'd and fs seothieg te " . today Co? s —_—e Axminster Rugs Velvet Rugs Brussels Rugs $1.60 Sheets H ' . - ~ Pee: . , : . = 4 a . +. * > ?¢ . ~ ‘ - ; + . . 7 = . > - = . - ~ + See ; ‘ > ‘ : mS 4 . . ~ ' . ‘ee a > ‘ >| ‘ . ; ee ; : ~ “ - =: : ’ : - ’ ‘ - > “. ae ’ s : — a - 4 -* , acre ; : : = n : " : : ' : ’ : 2 S / at : ; ' : A 4 : ee . . _-_ - ; ; , i, ~ . ' vue J > : , , : ° e 7 =? ' } ‘ ~} - : —— ee : =xdtilliee ; ' 3 . 7 : eo ee ; ae oe es ° —_—_—_—_— : é " . aa " : ; _- a : ° ; ; : ; ‘ : . . im . , Ww % ‘ ee — - ' - : : ° . a ae é . . . - 4 . J — : : - . . 4 — ' ' ahaa .** ; a . ‘Third F leer— Sagrn ts.) (Third Fleer—YVucrart=.) Gloves Beds and Beddin $5.50 Steel Folding Cots $ oto doce eee ole ut ey eae: an a $1.50 Chamois S s Long Silk Gloves cneth: chee : . “Pal 34 - on wth, Bao: zs - ‘$1.25 $17.50 Mattresses -_— ee ~~ pee ; | Pa: | in 3 (3c Lisle Gloves sie €,3 a. wonderful, ” Fs | — ee the : de ,'s _ >. : it era apd save all further distress ; — ____ ta =. Low Prices \Women’s $1.50 - Silk Gloves om | .00 av 4-Yard-Wide Lincleum | /5c Pabcolin Floorcovering Seconds of $1.10 Kind R39 a x ee - . - $5 Cot Pads ~ - ry . - How to wax and polish : your floors the easy way $14.95 (Main Pleer—WVecewts.) The Old English Waxer-Poiisher brings to housewives « Sew. casy way to have beautrful, murror-like floors. Unlike weighted floor brushes, which merely polish, the Old English Waxer-Polisher frst appies the wax. then pelishes the foor. Eamer and quicicer than using a scft cloth—and it saves wax. As easy to use a3 a carpet- sweeper. Lasts « lifetime. After you have finished your floors with Olid English Wax, an occasional “touching cp” of the spots most used 1s all the care you need gve them. They will retain ther lustre and become more beant:ful as time goes on. Go into any pemnt. hardware, or depertment store. bry an Old English Waxer-Polisher now, and get the bencft of cur special short-time offer. Old English Waxer~Polisher 1 “d Engler “ avecr-loisber 1 Cee of Old Eangiteh Wan i Can of oO Engush — Old Eng *e> Broghtemer's the of wv rrereration “hat floors eithout remow'ng the war | aeenteieid After a two weeks’ ccrefuil 5 and large quantities 0; cumulated 1250 Dresses for are will pay you to travel 50 mil ; MATERIALS Satins Alltyme Crepes Wool Crepes Combinations Iricot Crystal Crepe Crepe de Chine Colors—Brown, Copen, Henna. Black, Gray, White, Tan. Navv Included are 100 New N 1250 NEW SPRING DRESSES oe Wool Jersey Dresses $9.50 Folding Porch Beds $5.95 Feather Pillows = S.10 (Third Fleer—V\egents.) oe G4 Rg 5 Ail-Linen Table Damask vie ht $9 65 ‘Male Mleer—Vagents.) “Mode” Pump DOROTHY DODD F aultiess Fitting Footwear ; § 4 ~ f = f ~y e ° Dea] “ ‘on. +» [Ot . “mq ts fom, 7 . . porce ain. plaw Extra space er eheleced Seore end mekes the Smear est (ence ae org $16.45 | rt® i leer Sac e mtx : | ‘ - o s 3 PH PS SPSS F595 85 900004100628 505 44565885447 5545005%4 BeSeseuusctzanas = zs = : - ‘ SS&rtiagz3ee ~WVSBr- TEREST EBSBBFERBBSESEBeEsseesze= ZEBBZTzsa ~~ TMF A. S BOYLE CO... Cliecenmen, Otverc PONOO009 9090950900905 5 0000500052000 545 eee necannace + ;

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ae Mee Gag os 2 v. ’ "REDAT. APRIL 26, oh, of 26, 1922 a _— (ha a SBEeerezage “ } * * ¢444.4 a ‘J Tiwr pee ce | and the Times Combined: by Approximately 40,000. es ee oe Women’s $1.00 Panel- Back Hose Silk Fibre Women’s $2.00 __Clocked Hose top fiber nad ith hand-em|! enwork lisie- silk ee red ‘kings. $1.44 , ("i & Sale Women’s Knit Underwear Women’ s 65c Mercerized Vests — ed ribbed V« kh | ne Union Suits for All Size Women | 69c i ‘ 35e and 50 re Ribbe d Vests ~ ~ ‘Women’ $ 39 Double Extra Size Vests ts a a ce 125¢c +a ee ( minke. } S ieaiaill uzents«.) $1 tr Voile meh ght ase a a i" SOCK, 49c (Main I ¥icee—Xageaillll Fleor—Nucents.) | —————— a nen nie “Silk Crepe "$4 59° (Main Floor—wN ucents.) _ ~mbroidered Voile » $7 .00 00 (Main EF loor—Nugents,) (Main Floor—Nugents.) —e $3.75 Quilted Mattress a ..f Fotectors , . LUTS, (Third Fleer.) || 99 88 ST.LOUIS POST: “DISPATCH! * ee a ee EES A ne - 4 ee oa ieeieal penpeRED ee sheneepenenenemanianitiemindheinesiineiaaiuandaa JUDGE ENGLISH GIVEN TO MAY 2 = owks - } The Store for ——_ — ALL the People TO ANSWER KARCH PETITION Attorney Files 5 Plea With UT. S. Ap- pellate Court, Seeking to Vacate Disbarment Order. c to the Post-Dispatch CHIC AGO, April 26.—A for a. writ of mandam petitic US aSKing th court to vacate an order by eral Judg ge En disbarring Charles A. Kare}! Attorn: from pract iglish at East United States District t St. Louis, was filed here court, yesterday the United States Circuit Court Appeals. The Court responded, giving Ju lg May: 2 y of the petition on its English until to contest sufficiens As has practice was contined to the Fe Aug. 9 last by been told, Kar h, whore almost ex:'u- sively deral Court, was «is barred glish, following ing out of repeated em ee Karch for jury trials by tines rail- road shopmen represented by Karch j}in cases where the strikers were hel In contempt of court through alleged iviolation of strike Judge held at that- time ‘es of contempt in violation of lateatben were matters for the ss court to decide. Karch took the' ba Waar that the Clayton act provided B tor jury trials in all such cases. . Karch alleges that Judge English injunctions. | E nglish that in- “ ; | wt: in Bian ilks! | Canton Crepe, in ciel iy, zine, tan, cocoa, La Silk LiKS. i’, brown, ivory and blak t . Satin a in navy: $ O8 TGs 0.0 «ck call Crepe Satin, in Pere ~ mehes wide....... oan E shanara xs in new i 5] 98 inches wide...... (Main MeenNurents.) new } Black Canton Crepe. yaré } Radium Silks, in flesh, rquoise; 40 inches wide., | Flat Thread Crepe de € brow is 40 Inches wide... | Canton Crepe, in navy hes wide tn Rf 50c Rubber Gloves 2ZIic 50c Velvet Houschold Sponges 33SC 89c Cham- ois Skins a8 3 } $1.50 Dovidson Velvet Combi- nation $1.00 Davidzon Velvet Hot- Water Bottle IVC 69c Rabbing cohol ] ‘* 39Cc l5c Epsom Salis — 6§€69¢c $1 Hi Speed 19c $1 Man- druka Bath Sponges 2 Gowns and Envelopes In the May Sale _ 31 39 Sp on eg $1 sy oe aan M de of nainsook and bat! ste, sli p- ] ri? n¢ rt bh ‘ } roid ery, ae d awn. ply al d insert 19¢ 2 ae and $2. 95 Hand- Made Lingerie s4de Nightre wns _ envelope (‘he- embri dered in Gait Pastors, allope id hemstitched $I 95 $5 Sill Soe ee on re Rea t oT hine and ai “hy tgowns f ie T Ainsot 9K, d i Siit re oe de. chin ed with ace medalli ns and lace edge (Fourth Floor—Nuagents.) : ( 1) DVS SS 0800000005 080000000 0000000000050000000000060000004004' i \ a. , SSuererrsw=ecseneeoseeceesn An Important Purchase of Juniors’ and Misses’ Coats, Capes, Wraps At Almost Half Price Novelty Sport Coats, Coats Capes, Polaire Walk- ing Coats, Broadcloth Veloar Wraps. Quality : ~ t‘*~« Earmen ts, lw , *% s asad 95 and every selected to ,. Ve marticuiar > 7: Tan Deer Indo Blue Sizes 6-7-8 Sizes 14 to 17 Sizes 9-10-12 (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) 265 New Spring Hats Regularly Sold From $4.95 to $7.50 Lovely be ithout a new Hat No woman need at this low price; wel! afford two trimmed Hats. Vou can at t} is pr ; “he ananetment cludes styles, shape lors for every type rence, & $2.49 \ Bargain HBasement—Nugents.) $1.75 Corselettes Brocad- ° ed MmatLCc! al in pink only lo ns ov 4 _ hij elastis PC- tions at .iae Sizes J2 to 44.. (Bargain BRasement—Nugents.) ag Hose (Harcain Basement—Nugents.) Special Sale of 2500 Boys’ Washable Knickers a @ ao ta¢ did wearing |] wash fab smart }) neat pin —*) ~o dt } ‘s button bott > 7 eT) Perk ARGAIN BASEMENT Ee cA Great Low Shoe Sale / 2000 Pairs of $4, | Stand $6 RE ao ws aw | fl A wondertul ctvles. . : sport (ir cre ~s with beaded Tongue Pumps fonaue Pumps Patent Oxfords, beige Patent Grau Quarters Patent Straps, bewe Tiro- sport qd Rilacl. Stan Rroiwen Sateen frau wrcdle frimmed Sfp frimmed bone fords jmany other Low Military, wed FRE Junior Louis and Louis Heels > to § Sizes 2° c in the lors in plain and tom sty le. ‘ire Summer Re ” Six Pairs of Knickers for $3.75 celeetion ot eolors and combinations wear. Some of the Styles Are: sfraps Patent Straps. Beige Patent Patent Turn W isd: bone Biack sarin « foo numerous fo mention raw (Bargain Hasement—Nugents.) Ss sucde trimmed sireode Ourjerds Wilitary Welt Oxrferd Slippers Satin Dreas Pumps Wilitarw Strap Pumps Sport suede Sirapes Spanish, (Uargain Basement—V\egents.) DOOVV9088 00000000 00000000 0000000 0000000 0000000000005 50000005 8050008 $050000000005098 $0090500055500500040000004044 SEE EES SESS SERRE SSBB RSS ‘ _ HittiivicticticticiicticLictictit tt 0 0 0 0 6 oO oe Oo oO oe oe oe ee le oe ee oe ee “ ‘ ' an re a os ee 2. AT a - | RARDUAAADERODEREEN 999948 J VURRND998898059000000000000000000000000000 80014 OO Oe OO TOS OOS OES 8 190099 Seu ea SBE BRE BRE CSE SBSHBSTCF SBP sFeeeeersseseeceaesecseeeeeases a: ebuked him for repeatedly asking) for jury trials, and added: “rom @ now on I shall not treat you as a a: Judge or a lawyer, but as a man." Karch thereupon retorted, “Why @ don't you start doing it m was then that Judge English barred him. 4 Karch repeatedly asked for rein-| a statement, which was denied. He is represented in the mandamus pro- | B | ceeding by Chester H. Krum. | = a: | @ Air Ficets to Attack New York. a By the Associated Presa. | NEW YORK, April 26.—‘‘Hostile”’ sir fleets will attemp. attacks on | New York May 12 and June 2 asa @ test of the harbor antiaircraft de- M@ fenses, Brigadier-General Hugh A. ‘Drum, commander of the Second Coast Artillery district, announces. 'The attacks will be made both night and day and new methods of obser- vation will be used. The _ artillery units will hold demonstrations of ‘harbor defense in addition, May 19 and June 16. now ?"’ It | dis- | \« -_——_ =e Acids in Stomach Cause Indigestion Create Gas, Sourness and Pain How to Treat Corns Go The simr!sst way to end a corn is Blue-jay. Steps the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in clear liquid and in thin amt > action is the same, —— we Memcal authorities state that early nine-tenths of the cases of stomach trot. ndigestion, sourness, burning, ga@ bloating. are due to an ei cess of hydrochloric aeid tn the stonag to a lack of dh Restive ilces The delicate stomach Mne ing is irritated, digestion la delayed ang food sou causing the disagreeable svinptoms which every flomach sulffere@e Knows #0 well, sCial digestents are not needed ts do real barm T ive aids and inate a few ounces lrat od Magnesia and ta ke & (teaspoon. lin a juarter glase of we 4 “Weetens the esto ation of exe, ‘ SOourness, . hisurated Mannuéesta iin powder or tablet form—never liquid or milk) is harmless te the stomach, tnexpensive to take and is the most effictent ferm of magnesia fer stomach purposes. Tt is veed by thou. sands of peepie who enjoy their meals with no more fear of indigestion nausea. ef and not as some believe ~ ESTABLISHED 1887 ‘MAIN 3073-W. CENTRAL S323R PiINZE, ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 1129 OLIVE SFE EVERY THING ELECTRICAL RADIO SETS -PARTI-FLATHLIGHS BATTERIES -LAM PS-HOUSEWHOLC APP- LIANCES FANS ETC COMPLETE SIOGB, ee A MONTH 1124 Loc Locust St. EASE AND COMFORT In Keeping Your Home Clean N thousands of homes the task of making the work of the mistress of the house easier, is given to The New | Torrington Electric This most faithful of servants not only’ cleans carpets and rugs, but it is equipped with a special cleaning attach- ment for every out-of-the-ordinary and usually hard to do cleaning job. You, too, will find The Torrington the most competent and willing of serv- ants. It belongs in your home to lighten the day’s work—to give yoo leisure, hours to do the things you enjoy, Call, write or telephone for a Free Demonstration « In Your Own Home Cleaner. ELECTRIC CLEANER A postcard request will bring 0 fally descriptive book, “The Terrington Servant ie Your Heme.” THE TORRINGTON SHOP The Torrington Company I* lone: Ottve Established 1866 9157 a se21 Central 2272 rg? -» fe 1f + er ae i teeeihantninegl 4 : ¥ OE CORO A ALT CE LE LTS LO ENE AEE LAT INE CY LONE EIEN LEO LN, POLE ANID I LEE LL TE OLLIE SLIDELL LOLOL EI LL SLL GEL GLLLLLEALIE DEEL LAL DAL IE LEE EE ALS ES RGR ERNE A rh ly NS A OREN RR RE ST RR EE A EE a SE TE ST RE CM NR A I OO A ee TT EY i TL TT: ae aE TEI TIE TI Bt TO CON TTT - . > - _— ~ - ~ — -~ _ " - . 4 — ¢ » “~ ° : ° 7 " ames , — —_ a - — ee — y oe , _ —— - a = ld ei te ee en ee Pl SS TT COLA A ES ie eee itt ite ati ee = ¥ ¥ » = " - + toe = Ps -* eo nor

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_ a , y ps lw an "inal Goal - nea _ | * : | —_ - 4 - “7 « . ~~ : 4 : Ipfant: SS ag Bi asec? ittne, er” A scones Fem Bs areas TIEMEYER’S———=, | tilt Gan tres “ rom w ther wt ua Ju 14 for Aseut. f pecials tor Friday and Saturda . > - . % 7 el : ~ é — JT .)hUuS > . - . +. - ‘art oe ° - . ° ’ ~ * : . , ~* ? * was ¢ : se Bae — = : : : . 4 - . ° ~ : _ . : : ~ + . — o = a ‘ : NLAID Ss . : | : . . > 7? . ' a yt UE -_ s ; : : Z : a : , = : : . : 7 a . 2 eo airman of the conafegation. |" force" 308 2 ream eaten GOR: are oe a 30c can of $34.50 $39.00 $64.00 “ -_— - Jn Genuine es remy — s officers “——. Bozart Seamless GUARANTEED TO G/VE a el gestened Aud tien’ One : haa 7 : d W; a Saimin ei SarisFacTORY. SERVICE 7a ps split i — | » Phase Tors : 4 Yar Ss Wide! Reversible Rus Heavy Linoleum| ~ = | >Sr7 4 — S oocece - es ~atenao - - . : _ at BE RIDAY anc Saturday we otter gc : $16.50 | “* “ - _ ’ _ TESDEGELPCHCTOEETE ORR aT OTT ae eae: | “etegete | Beene bines real beauty of finish with durability. \ 3 d : pound of rich Milk Chocolate ee, we ) : Japalac with genuine Jap-a-lac andes 6 , Ser ee 7 . - — . = a s . ne piec HgA Wits French fru rida a > . Friday for only.......... . in a thick, creamy icing. Fricay ys? lh is aah aes s money. Use the coupon today. Any of These Dealers Will Supply You With Genuine Jap-a-lac — SOR rH «LI » “Tf ct - ed era Jz. . . , _ ° er 517-519 WASHINGTON AY. . es . Buchha . © Faijen \ Hetteider srier &@ 2 wis“ RL ON SALE FOR 4 HOURS—S TO 12 = iecnn So Leader Varietr tere. Sie! O'CLOCK TOMORROW MORNING _ Saltebere “Wart Hardware te ~~. ae ee Truly a delicieus white larers and ¢ erously coated an Fudge Iemg. Ap oat one eee = , — LSPs tee ot eg er Netrmoe! er ( Bari -«! vn-— Re>ert R_ Peek ; 2 { recker— ° : . Dewsiog= Fivme F ext us ~a ; # , S ss 1 bs - & : ’ . ;, : a tt NS See aA ' : . uUTiaN w “"f Aeseac- ese 2 : Presented? te pour deaier before fume ict, thie compe 7 . ' of : < & on. $3f ~~ FSSses vid Dresses . you wo © quarter pct ef Japs ia, any color, for 6 oe * ‘ A distinctive sew & . ’ “arc r << at “370 ) | owerth 24¢ whes @ppilied am the gurchese of any larger ae ee ; - = . ~~ ~~ model. exclusive witS elegantly modeled of with suede trummag wasnabie wite md all widths. A very speci -" "ew OO wee ee | ree ‘AIRN LINOLEUM COMPANY. Kearny,N. J. Largest Marufecturers of Inlazd Linoleum in America W. & J. SLOANE, Wholesale Sele Seilang A gents STS Pith Awe. New York 216-228 Sutter Se. San Francisce a ew ' | Almond, Green. Ecesee, Herana Peart Geay. Oak- Brora, Ceopen - =f @e + Very. Black. BeuisTexc* te Me

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ly standby for renews floors, 1, etc. It ard, and flow’s com- ith durability. -lac and day. save Vill Supply jap-e-lac i hea a : Minsot 1 old Te 7 ' Terre —Ttonne T re er 4 ae : T’at? sr A- anagem (aruthers . ® : apie . = bea & ~ F ‘ ver—j- by } 4 ' ‘hiown —T HT Rees ware 4 J. Dorr'e nm Tekotte Brothere —! i "sw _* iw Palirmner Furniture avea-——-Hi WwW. Kappel lea—— ” 4 er i-_ enT ) > — : rs ™ ’ »4 9 - 7 ca. —_— ; . Hote '‘*'o A Co — 7 7 a . WL ye 4 ' . - sia a ai oF --— dae ——_—_— 4 Low pli hen r e _* a Cley-—P Hlonter. al City—ster na’ res ” Teno eran, sboro—(Oigée, liamiet i ogeon’s Prescr'p- _ tnre “ville — Hepp Her4- i“¢ n—— Rorel MerOware mo——t&-hacbd rare Co no "Shek. * F~n Lum der Tlar*ware : * +A rankfert &ro" a ) a, 7 . ?¢? iJ ~ ; i De s eo \ Co A) o-8 a eo“ , OF nm tard o c ’ rue Ce rT} . ¢ “£4 tT o “ ' r ware r —— oe > “re sa ille ve ." - — ao" | e ‘ee ; ? ~ - e Stet - " ae ee as —e — - Fer Darton Lad y Four Vea 4 \ - rr im the dmn } | Bothered Since. Wo itu SO! ty e (o. and a : 7 fa , > @\e " er , es 4 a ” Wool Suils.........88. $8, $12) from: Sorbol Compan ee, informatio 1012 N. GRAND Sell ) Oe ' ie: ' : : Post-Dispatch a through : SEO P: died Mei PANTS. qs | ___ ADVERTISEMENT —___ 100 CANS OF MILK FROM SCHOOL Goitre Removed shite S888 re isis -ATTEMPT 10 DYNAMITE. rd eroun piecdgce Oh: mrs Sixth and Olive 417 N. Seventh 617 N. Broadway USY BEE Busy Bee Friday ’s Candy Special Tea Rooms | Shoppers’ Delight | 417 NN. Sewenth &r. Elevator to 2d Floor - —— ee | and Luncheons Berved 11 A. ™. | to 32 P. M. i] | Oocoanu onpons . Afternoon Teas i Served 3 fF. M. ! to 5 P.M, ae tay | | ‘i! This attractive collection 3 In One-Pound Boxes Ire Creams Soda, Fancy eludes rich, CrTeamv ror Drinks, Cakes and Cof- | : i Layer Cake Chocolate Molasses Sticks | Truly a delicious combination—with twe : 15c¢ Box white lavers and one chocolate laver, gen- : _Lemon-Pocket Coffee Cake Fudge Ieing. aerteing as well as attractive. 30c Each : Fri: SO aes ie Ree } | | Lord Baltimore ) -Special All Week ——-~ | | erousiyv coated and filled with eee covered with Dark and Mill Friday e | e served at ail times. tj 1 , x , : C fe . i { hocolates. Alii Bonhons \ ; } O | P d {| a freshly grated cocoanut centers nly oun f 414-716 Washington Ave. i Sale of 900 Slipover Sweaters « Jacquettes Values to $5.00 for etl See S Window , Display , 1/1 Sizes All Colors An “Opening Special” that should crowd our first floor from the moment the doors open. Just think, the very smartest and newest Sweater stvies at almost “give-away” price. Al] the newest effects 1: Jacquette and Slipover styles. Ideal for street and Sport wear. Buy your season's supply here tomorrow. ej ee Chiffon Hose vos DB oD Values eT All ene! Full-fashioned Hose, with reinforced I h hy hee 1 lisle tops. Guaranteed 11g Spi! ced i@e ls and 118ic¢ el atti or : sa 7 bins , a to give satisfaction. In gunmetal, iawn, gray, otter, nude, beaver, brown, white and Diack. + —s 4 A distinctive new cross-strap model, exclusive with this shop, clegantly modeled of black satin “ eiies . with suede trimming, or of washable white kid; all sizes and Fur Repairing and 2 . widths. A very special value at — 5 Expert furriers are emp.oyec denartment | ° and we are ready to ater you! furs, Or sug = gest styles and furnish skit for a new coat Oo! wrap. All furs repairec - us ¥ be stored free of charge in our modern fur sterage vau ts ke ™ Assorted Chocolates | ¢ 4 ¢ ave a - “~ ° Was ew af ¢ t’a — e iz ~ ee’ A f ca » ec _ e . ly ¢ “4 wt a c c e Be ra vk c 4 ‘ ¢ ce Pa cano e . c laetta ~ , = wy } gr ‘ * cal , . i @ e . + Smelled Burning Fnse. Ire Palt isano ‘ a ceg To ee ‘i ‘ a } id = c «. e fa) her ore Lc ¢ . =~ ¢£ | ~ e) . . . ashe ===> = — Didn't Tell Police of Letters a ee APRIL 26. 1922 The City Circulation of the Dailv POST. DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star uITTLER'S MEN GUARD EDITOR Arvarian Vascicscti Porm t: bight “ocialist Ts acral * f \ } a ScCis esa ~~ : . . | a ? ‘ 4 > [EE FEISS — eb TO le aS ee. eee oF be Women ook PEN OF oS KK The incomparable beauty of ) - SOY ORLY SLVR VOR LY of Nadino! a Cream, which has proved itself for a t larter of a centu ry, the standard bleaching and beautifying cream. Scientists long ago discov- ered and combi: ned in Nad: ne bieach the skis mn an a remove + * . . tan, freckles, pimples and other discolorations. Of its own peculiar virtues, it rids the skin of impuriti- : leaves it smooth and be: The 50c. package will re- | move muc cases, the $1.00 size rnore stubborn cases. Direct ons anc guatantce in eacga package, @f Your touilet counter. Nationel Toilet Co., or Temn — \ Love a ee = e — — - ~= - 2 yes Ae J e. a piste Wi ZeWs + NGSEE iie | SES tak ¢ a > pe ’ and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — enn teen - ana Se ie Soan oat ° . Pebeco Tooth Paste .. 4?o i 59c; 3 for $1.59 1 se ace “Tooth "Paste io Esko T Dapti«ine ifr, A&e, Fie Tye > “ ‘ 16 oz., Whe Moore's Pyrerrhea Tooth Poste ude , a a Mastin’s Vitamin Tablets... "°c COREGA ( arter'’« Little Liver Fille rife —— ite | | Small 27¢; Medium 53c; Large 83¢ otabs« ; - , f > hicdney Pills or Senrece Tooth Ta«te Fie Phillips Mill ; tbe, 1he, 89 | Lyon's Tooth Paste tle me inn by ~ k Magnesia ie, 28 Ipana Teeth Paste Rg Bromo seltrer - te, 450, BO I’ orrhoeide , . 7 oe Let the Doctor Say What the ‘“‘Medicine’’ Should Be ended that 1 BIOUId Worn pe! fectiy. Anda : interfered bh th 3 “a @ Ye ‘ , ray - . de c he r c . . ‘ . - | . a - . , i? x ‘ : fa a - « neh ne . o ’ ant complicated ( : a . TJ = oo - ; . re® KNOWS enons ibout ft to realize » - n | “a Ty h -hirnself when he = ' = Me J & J Shevine Cream sche Aute Stren Biades 39¢ A The Williams« Shaving € ream tint i nder'« Elades LP t.> Mennen'« Shaving ( ream ae f.em *> Riade« “the T'almolive Shaving (ream ard Dorham« BKBiade« Mas Molle Shavine Cream 4e Frier-Ready Blades B22 $1.25 Fountain Syringes 79¢ Hair Clippers $1 29) specin! L | &? Value ENDERLE DRUG CO. 5-Quality Stores—5 Sixth and Chestnut Broadaeay and Market (.rand ang Olive Fighth and Pine Grand and Arsenal IL von's Tooth Power lc SS * ~ ; “ . ’ ei ee oF Sth and Locust (409 N. Sth St.) Exponen Good Living’ 5 > ~~ fith - * Nicholson etliore of T nion d SO aM 5 ston an De Bealiviere shenanaa and VN nilerman I Delmar and Limit larlor and Dbelimmar BUY IT AT CONRAD’ S—and get it for less Specials for Friday and Saturday SUTTER,» 4c STRAWBERRY PRESERVES A fortunate purchase of Temtor Pure Fruit Preserves at a price much lower than you can ever expect to put them up this season. Buy now for future use. Strawberry, Peach, Black- berry and Raspberry—only 115 cases in the lot and our smal! profit per jar does not permit selling quantities at less than 25¢c the jar Full 16-ounce jar PALMOLIVE SOAP BARS DOc Buying Limit 4 Bars ORANGES (eres 59e Grass Seed Conrad's Papen ae as its exereres” 436 | ct ee Raisin Bread ) Caranza Blend Coffee carve 10c | * eae 37c Tomatoes | Olive Oil ca cal Bt.4k: a: Sage vee 10c con we) 32c EVERYDAY PRICES Compare Them With What You've Been Paying, and See What You Save tie ‘ ’ : Tie ~ > nf ite ' » po t, hd MEAT “SPECIALS Supreme Hams Ri b Beef Roast ‘22! - 24 ic = Mill--Fod Vea] C . . ~ oe ' ks nive, rE fe , DRESSES | 1Sc r ST Lou's PO sT- DISPATCH . ‘eae wide. ali the wanted atie RO r (apes Spring Coats, Suita, row at 81.88 and | “CHALLIES “ oO Velours and Tweoda. BA to | ice egg gag oem. vo $8 in: obes hes ide oar ee a 3 : , ; ‘ ‘ . Treen * bea, rail ‘terna, ) ide val 250 anitable ' for epliterte . r = a ‘a: - : - , craperies : cee | C apecial xt. Ma! n Ploor) _INDIAN HEAD PILLOWCASES Sha ' . ,. | rons By, | cre J ; , Tv. , See Piliow« a5 4a, good re 7 J eee ‘35¢ : ens «vei sale. a $1.25 az ¢ — ) Shirts [etree ak Sete "Tic Sr Men's percale SAMPLE UNION SUITS Womens sik ana acdras ny and fiber li nNecibes a ~* kr ted L nf in bia K. whi o c* 17 avhied i? « sizes "Reaual rs } heaver an é e* ae “icf 1% ; . ics 39 Kray; all s\see. to silentiy bs Cir.x traordinary se s Union Suits Ore mrver-weight in A 0d og 5 a ) ed. ages = °¢ 1é. Scncial. : a er | Silk Canal Black Silk: Capes, with fringe, lined and unlined, made of good quality mate- rials. Best stvles In wom- ens and misses’ sizes. (2nd Floor. NEW SPRING HATS. big sample lot of Trimmed Hats : for women, misses and children: all is A eylors and sivles, trimmed witha os flowers. feathers. ribbon and | fa ne y ‘rita : ments: Baas $ 98 Worth up tO Bo; 4 ‘al \ iy ’ ith: : : "Roe tne tee ee « - e Se ee oe .»* — s- » at oot + tit} sc) 1 ¢* Lepirieit- row al ke loor SCALLOPED AND ° FRINGED SHADES | Clothes Lace }-~ Reto. sis Curtain Stretchers center | §4, 69 ross em a1.50 os iran se $1 69 “ rivgere: f+ ° IHread Rteeeh > . is J bh ue Sapa en ge I. ee ae fs a 4g St an « pager s°.50 Waeh Fleur Cans bieuc hee, biue ena met — 69c 1] =" ™ gigg * "stag Gold pp9xi2 Congoleum =:.. 3 in the house. Included i ire some celebrated Neponset Brand La tot 7 leather-back, guaranteed 4 ‘ gat : 1h} nm? ;rtil Lay “wate jl fo “ We f : selling these at r}- LA cing prices and will be fe sale for orroe © ae ° iRON-WEAR mani “IB . a yo ——_ ‘ 4 e LD: gr af ‘ la reoevering that will give you ir. patterns Suite ; any room in - a Te - nf: sauere wer@...<«.cseee ees. whi «! “WALL ‘PAPER SALE Thursday om; oe ~- Paper, Roll - - De nig effecta and a wo-tone shadow stripes, var- e P _ ‘ ‘7 e* fous roe i’ rr) Pe “a ae . 3} . «} go! et a apert _ ‘ pf ia —_— ° ¢ a t atiterrny Lt or & j : : ? / an root i. "5c Papers ai weg ; for ‘ Hous (ans) BASEMENT (ira ‘unre h=— ce ) 42: c CURTAIN ScRIM ea 6’ ongee. LL Unbleached Muslin aw of gray, xd. a remrane ; , . ; ’ he < , ng be'ow . a : pet Ble vom: Wistie 2000 yarde law! a AME eon ’ . c ‘ p ter ein oe ae | r wie. Ae rR LS Cxes™ 4 ‘ od es ol BABY sHorse— am BOné—) bese f — ‘ ae We en « bunge- § meeeee” 8) ipe, | . : ehites oo” Aprons made of good cie® rach inate of Foot Quettty eein- : nate .* a | Gus ty per: aie. eeoe*. 146 ated | eg. *6 ; ois : er . rics race trim- *e lin “rim. “e i ms i ; me me i; vera ¢ iB pera, } . a 19c, : - 25c ‘Pr ue 69c ory 98c : =| + oie * It i , . ~ - , = wir . ; Oo: DE GOE DRED DIA GADDAFI MGS BODIE DOAUMEPAPEDIOOOOS 4 Hi POST - DISPATCH is the only ¢ St. Louis evening newspaper giving - Associated Press News Service. EP eRe ere 2 it 20e4) 01st AIEEE Ue thet 1 7O®

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vail a sue Uny Gaemuuen-of-we Vesly SI-DISPAICH alone Approsimately Equats ator tine wary wove-wemocra: anu we .es Uomrrres , waved sot ne rt sie id age . a i a Na _— ST. LOU'S POST: DISPAT LH meen ee Be? ~ ao ‘ , «xs es s Bh. : x ea ec eal | APRIL 2%. 1923. 2S : x “te DISPLAY GREETS GROUP LAW MAKING CLASS FOR os ictal - : —— LOOKING FOR TABERT'S GRAVE ~ 7% Florida Lamber Plant Suaperintend- 4 | Pe adjunct of Colentba’ T . ntex RINSE ent Addresses Warning t© NezTo | Age ee " Schemt Announced. | W“ oa - ore 2 ya ' s = Bi a ; mt eer ». tient “e ASS Press. »¢ Wena « rs} FLOO : ~ \ ik ce ‘ o] eT ELAND -" Ar °4. wa 5S r a en os ae é , ; i ta a ' | els ‘ INST R| Wo GS fT -- - . . a? . . ( ; =)! eS . % , i aid ale a “ - . . | - ; e. 2. | | . val ; fie . . ° : - OS . . x“ 4 ‘ er wt * bec Save vour faded tion of the grave of Martin Tabert | ! ee wey Saterdines, Whip Bl tieery. Make oe ee! nr cORD SERVICE esa cords and Tweed Topcoats ‘ en beaten to death im the Conv’ if new again Blue Sergs Coat ‘| 1000 or more high-grade |v ame 4 \ with Tintex. -good-as-new Suits WI ‘ ‘ . Brand new Wool > such fine makes as Hart [ wew work Schaffner & Marx. Also | Pan's ip BF . rade tallors’ un- Coet and Vest: all . = == esterca Ac ; ; Sabbed ter or returned | °°: * '°* «$2.50 1s 3 SS S——- ae ee .S>. Sea. ) | suits (Young men's new $s j——— . \ — | : | ——S= : ie BRUNSWICK ” : > eS a — - ; $150. Would you rather | Also at tS.50, 212.50 + ce —- , ne Vaart . ) : . | : _ ; ¥ ‘ ; 500 Men $s 2 wear 2 cheap new suit Rain Coats: used ‘23 At Drug and = | ™ es . | - ith, . 3 . | ora high-grade as-good- Raith Coats: new .. > Departmen: ee « as — . : a. ~o . " | : , a a 3 Tweed Suits as-new? Be well dressed | x...) suits: new | 4 Stores SS | a 7 = i — Sport and Nor- at —_ eens oe First long a A Part FT tere Product . . spit ae | ? | > 7 ; - 4 r folk style; reali 1012 N re d Suits; new : T IS AUDITION Ro00MsS == , tJ . co | ae ahi pein 3 IRWASHED VENTH ATION : a — ° long as — SUSE WN. UTAaNne Close at 8 P. M. Sharp RENT veer HOLSE te DESTIRABL! . A D £ = . 3 “sor 4 | °° PENANTS by ADVERTISING | rout on INTELLIGENT DEMONSTRATORS eS | ~, P 1 — «=e pa a= hoe 0 ssi f= $2.50 and $3 ie Rae — | met age RAPID SERVICE COUNTER = sate tal | ) y | ™ Keep your | “q sik Stripes, Ox-$§ ords, Madras. “Charge | | Shoes Neat EK sosrepes; neckbands. Buffalo, N. Y. q collars attached... | peewee! KIESELHORST | . eT et } ‘9 frightens PIANO COMPANY @ -serge Pants. . . ~ ; Estahnirrted Ia7s a ” ae eae i eo et i -he spet where be 1007 OLIVE ST. ngkiepinterieiierindinem lie — #£=Men's $2.50 Worsted “ :' ‘ — = 5s tea iress sews service. : : 3 ‘leavy Khaki me) F Accounts Pants . E’nd-of-the-A1fonth di Tang's lene Se er il =e isa GLOBE fe s i, A R A N ® i a We Suggest hed ; 7 £ Extra Sales | § Miwore Gabardine Coats, Se NEW REGULAR SCHEDULE OF Early Attention Le A t People to Assureé—ime ust.as "ses en a ; ® i wa —~y ° bd UP-RIVER TRAVEL ANNOUNL= | for Best Selection Prompt Service | — en's’ $35 Two-Pants ene toat “Harry G. Pree- Penci! Stripes. Sport " =! Lo ai | =) P ; . and Norfoik Moceis .-* = . a Men's $25 Geru're 1 Ma =s o ° : Washington Avenue Corner Seventh Gabardine Coats. __. . } Revs $15 2-Pants All-Wooal serge ard Tere? Sait« Silk Di CSS Sale 2 SS Men's $2 Tweed Caps... 2... - . 7 Leron and Parts ‘.arters Our entire stock of Capes and Coats of ferec ; } senger “se Seats Gin Gens ae prices so ees! low that thev wu | : : 4 Great Collection of the Season’s Most +. en's Leather Palm @ “* prise the most critical custom: 1) --~}. >= ' “d “ed Diamond Work Shirts minute styles in the newest effects. int mea: f 7 | Successful Models Reduced for Tomorrow ' eo oa cust Gael leading Spring shad Including Dia ) % Red or Rine Handkerchiefs 3 3 , 22 Men « $3 ( om®=ination (veralis the best values ever oftered 7 , ' surely cannot attord to m this cin “Gi matt F ae Se = = 3 . Da | 7, tar ~ res PATS bs° “a-g = _» 4 \2) | + “& ##Jveralis Given A és | : - — ~ i 2S a Genuine Red Diam Headlight, Better Compass, Finck’s, C ie . ? S “e. ry ~ — s 7 ; : Dis '. a - ae y a “2 ¥% 3 > apes, a ats, Redieded a Set oe : ee | 7 Sots S QU - bARELESS lhe cost of the material | Many of the styles in these | >. = “3 > oe ee . on - - SCS, Suits! $ S35 to SSS LER q alone in many of these | Dresses are similar to those ~~ ( ~ \ ~ ’ : . ~ oo > ~ y > >* 4 / " ; : = Bi: merge» wh Dresses would exceed the : \ shown in high-grade Dresses ; CK nd nite > > . a “ener mention sli sale price. 3 only. F ’ Proving This More Vaterials— Styles— r Ek. 4 T R A S p K i | \ : = — Printed Crepes Draped Types } | a “i =. ern Canton Crepes ) ; Basque Effects Taffetas ge Panel Models | Lremendous Reductions who Das ugly Diackheads is ts Roshanara Bouffant Skirts y either mot giving thet Sleeveless Models f,eorgettes Laceand Nets Circular Modesj Values Formerly Up to $35 Bedell’ s—Second Fiver. i = : “J wouldn't : $ 4 > . °. — | | , : oy S tal Sa l M iL l | @ without the = - SSeS ae. Special Sale Millinery {4 ~*~". ™ $1 5 On : ? «| ivi ; = y ~ ’ ' a v ; > ~ - : ; . . = . P. 4 . 4 200 Tr ii d d S rt H. f bee : f a *eOrman wits sever & sam to De abeorded br ‘ne e a 4 : sins me an DO s ats 24 ce i “Here is the name ee P Day Sate and Colors QM | Trousands of won ‘ave never made chet Vaiue : ; ' I , a N . re a = on their Sormg $105 a: | OO Values Up to $10 CS ee =— BLACK ‘WHITE a = E | Hats for young women, yo girls and matrons. | — | The New | Beauty Creati — Dozens of styles, large and small newest trimmings, 4 . | : 413 415 N. 6th STEWART'S at 25%a SO" Prine. : Zap newest matertals. Bedell :—Second Fleer. i | 1 $16.50 fo Svo

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‘—_— rm sin these to those > Dresses fects ol Models ; Models ar Modes | Fioor. —_— pes lors matrons. mmings, | Floor. a _——. eo | » . a A 2 mayne of Dileuen v. T. UW MAKING CLASS FOR WOM OS oe i, THURSDAY. Rea APRIL 26. 1923. ——————————— Sunmmer School Announced. am style; real last Silk eizi .ords, —l| Crepes; neckbands, “ collars attached. . Men’s $4 Blue Serge Pants rt and Nor- .00 value; long as they Syndicalisn is (etine Michiga Stripes, Ox- Madras, +17 ’ ¢)? ; ; hh) qs) - \ ‘ . : ; 4777 ° ~ } vee ake their s } ; pS . | ¢)\* ' ~ Ss rig P a > . . > a stute nacniners ; , Wien’s $2.50 Worsted and Meavy Khaki Pants Tomorrow at the Old Reliable . » ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ij’ 1 Woo attended TMs ‘ ina 2 T 3 q)? ; rig) ’ : , ;*¢ _ 2 - s 1} yu «Ct ‘ Satia . ‘ Men's $20 Belted Whip- cord Gabardine Coats Men's $30 Two-Pants Suits, tweeds, etc... tien’s $20 Biue Serge Suits men's Pencil! Stripes, Sport and Norfolk Models.. Men's $25 Genultne Gabardine Coats. fine a ’ R \4\ a leh read affiday. t«. 1 os oes : 7 z= ~ ' Py Miss Beli‘ . sid of I Ruthenbs rg. “2 ) To ow le ‘at) rs ~ . ‘i ! , _ 7? ; : ‘yu the Nationa | . “hie 2herai, of CC leyve! and, charged “— 9 8 1? if ; ers, 4 — ' inal « ati ‘od eracticai Tr : © ni aeagiic ne wit) ' sonvention in Des oines its case d Sepular government and efficient into : Por zg if ) he ec" am «ce Ositi¢ teawmaking ¥ e stressed, Miss the character of the Sta . Sherwin _— ef lh — the ness l‘rancis Morrow courses to be offered Rent Fra Wal! itiorne = | defense, is following bis | ’ ; . —* ; SE © TONS inc trelemne crial Ot not 2 | * ine naynie of his Wilnec.s ' 4 S it is ready for him to take the st: weed ouls The State closed fie case yes | da after i! HOW KANSAS CITY IS GETTING GASOLINE AT CUT PRICES si. | | STIX, BAER& FULLER GRAND-LEADER “I wouldn’t attempt sewing without the Printed Pattern” Said one woman who now makes her own clothes to @ woman who never had. “Here is the name of the pattern piece, this arrow points to the straight of the goods. This blue line ts ttern and ma- to cut on so that you cut out your p terial at the same time. The cutting line is for ac- curacy. Simple enough, isn't it?” Thousands of women think it is. Even those vho have never made clothes are now saving dollars and dollar: s on their Spring wardrobe. And all gees aah they are doing their own dressmaking w! th the s: lified Pattern— The New McCall Pattern— “it’s printed” 15c to 45c f Merand Pier —_—— ee ee ms, ” —— ————_ oo A '@i) ne Caf contain) several about ed —_—— — LL SE a a i i A! Cleveland tT broken by M renowned Dr. Kah partner dan Ee SS lasts. —_ s——— End-of-Month Sale of Men’s Furnishings broken sizes: 69Cc broken 69Cc Pajamas: slightly soiled; well made, silk frog trim- 95C collar attached stripes and 5. 72C style; good slightly soiled: 60c collar attached; sizes 6 9c full length; good 24C Suspenders, pair gc Union Suits; Poros Knit and fiat knit: ankle length, with short or long sleeves. Slight seconds; broken sizes, 69¢ 2c men’s fibre-striped Shirts: some ot srtiped broadcloth: slightly soiled, brok- sizes, $1.19 men's soft Collars: slightly soiled: and high styles; sizes 14 to 1§ 1-2; , each 2c Dawnstaira Store.) End-of-Month Sale of Notions f§ hook and eyes, sizes and quantity lasts. card, ic in pink and blue, 3-yard 3 ze work box- leatherette 10Cc Lc? rifiisaz 0idi i} scissors. . - ands Mos ' each 1 6¢ children's and colors. 6o bovs’ Sweaters, in gray; seconds, 40 men's Nightshirts; sizes, sec 35 men's broken sizes; soiled: ceil nas, med Royvs. - woke neck, checks: seconds. sizes 6 to ! co men's Snirts, neckband quality. turnback cuffs; broken sizes, Ro men’s sample Shirts; coat style: white, pongee and gray; broken: slight seconds, co men’s cut silk Ties; patterns, 100 Ppa Blouses: cuffs. percaic . — " styvie-: open ir men's 200 men “ “-« - a ad % 4 3 ‘ * v" ¥, > ' - * . a : > ~ e - ° - “ : ” om + -. . - - - ~ ~ - -_“« a Diowne'talira Sta Enrd-of-Month Sale of Corsets and Brassieres . : se Soiled and sample Corsets; branded 5 makes; good assortment of styles and & sizes $1.00 Corselettes; back-fastening; sizes to 40, each -lace and embroidery trimmed: sizes 24 and 36, agc Rrassiers built-up shoulders: ‘Tin iw RSLOTES Stnrve ; End-of-Month Sale of Floorcoverings 3: Congoleum, Neponset and Waltona 7 Rugs; entire sample line, all gxra size, each $73.95 6 seamicss velvet Rugs, 9x12 size, $24. 95 14 cork linoleum Rugs; imperfect: size @x12, each 14.95 8 wool-and-fiber Rugs: seamless, size ox12, each 2: rolls pabcolin Floorcovering, for kitchen, etc., please bring measurements, square yard s7¢ (Dewnetalre Btore ) End-of-Month Sale of Women’s Silk Skirts, $1.95 s2 Skirts of all-white silks; slightly soiled; sizes 26 to 29. (Downetaire Stere > ~~ Se End-of-Month Sale of oe 150 Envelope Chemise, step-ins and cor- set covers, each y9C 97 Envelope Chemise, fine quality, lace trimmed, soiled, Odd lot women's and children's Sun Bonnets: slightly mussed, each o ae ‘Downstairs ete) = s» OE SOC eee a er é Pa eae ? = t?°-— ewe 2 ae

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. gc a " | : TH ore ratelv Equals that of the Daily Gl Times Compan as POST- DISPATCH alone — roximate qu obe- pl sescataisci and the ae OEE er bear > st LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily fae sn (e Mes. -? weaeetrea@- : “ als© of , 3 7, a o Yr" = ALLIES BRING |P wn. Db U GGA N 17 eo . ois s) ‘ - Oe aw to ayrineg 7 u0eT \ 7. 4 ss ‘Ss r ts reg Jc - a > ) - ; eles > pleaded ania as : —_ $250 ope he tye! © a ws — “aes % — — UNION MARKET | = E ALIEN PRIVILEGES -Psseitast-Seesiss, The Largest Sale in Americ wor amen on Seems GOEATINIINE See because & %e LB. REDUCTION ON B POUND OF COFFEE OR TEA WITH EACH PURCHASE OF A —_ PREMIUt™ » 4ac Restitution of - Income Tax yorses BAKING POWDER—Can__ 200 : FORBES Qt A — rs PACKAGE TE Collected From Foreigne ronsre, BEET MOUNTAIN BRAND . . RA‘ =. 5 During W ar Demanded ; Tsinger « Wilwaeekee Ff ranmk’ urters aad Wieners Have ‘Se Eaaal ly : 2) Es. ° Levy Termed Illegal. USING aS GENE EEG ATEKEE TED PINAUDS Pleases the most exacting eae ea sPectai-PRASRFURTERS. D. -.- S puna sone i | Quality — Economy — Purity — Flavor seieeeriiicere's «ecco aaa aaa Homemade Fotate Salsa optepapepd gue . Always Assured. gw kon eg Pr Commer mor* Detghtfel French Lilac Blossoms en | 1 0G ANBERRIFS NEw ORK—L». ; . : : — - LE” DEPENDABLE 2 { , $1 o% eee en | ae oes ee Greatest Variety i oe SHADES "\) snore Gurng tee 8a peasy TA west Prices ANIC ee 50c} ae HOFFMAN ) Gave ! s es Bes wakes “bs P - a Nob as ade deikls 2: BROADWAY & MORGAN St. SHOE CO. Thousands upon thousands of Rugs ee Se ast. purchased from Kennard’s are bear- SPECIAL: ing testimony every day to the sub- (aac —- a stantial advantages of having been a ratte que 3 . For Friday & Saturday tb [operate Be SS ee cae 10c Cheese- ial 25c to 50c Remnants : Append er Fg We show reliable qualities only; in cloth her fine mat _Sateens —.. | | exceedingly attractive designs and es 5C ze 19¢ — | “10c 5c Sir Horace Rumbeld. | a the most pleasing colorings, adapt- “3 able to any purpose, for practically any size space. he Bargains—-Come and Save Infants’ Shoes ros | the | a pi va eos — | a 2 conn a wd gece Ss Forel J. Kennard & Sons | A Extra Size & AS eae an HOFFMAN SHOE CO. FOURTH AND WASHINGTON “ = sad SS | & OF ee Teddies d feet the Turks Desired. 806-808 N. Sixth St. i The Second a aa ° poo sme = Co. the New : 4 he Seconda 4 ig ree Explanate » ¢ ~ _ — te > ae » ~- et - > & - te = . eer aye ‘and Sises. | - te Sie te IRs BOLE Val. to aw : Soe : gees 3 , “sy aif [ONLY 48 HOURS! = onan ds | parses? rie Madame Ceates’ y= > = s. kl « . : te os . . > ; naan ' _ | 4 , : re r Ss . Purkis a Dressmaking and House Dresses Girls’ Dresses COVERALLS seiendayTnev tigrsne AS DON’T MISS THIS OFFER! AND REMEMBER | & : = Vill Be G eve gre . | s * _ r > ‘ — Tw —" , sa ._ «= ;7 . ~ : . —-* e ‘ . aa b4 is . " > @« - ~ . ~ ; : . . . ‘ > . a -" - _ ie . — ~ ~ e . . . . ™ : | : 7 _ ™ - oo XL. ’ 4 | . : . > _ _ > > > - - : ° - ; : : “ » : ~ ~ " ~ - e »> _ - - - — . - > p i , | ; ° cs 7% re = © Dw 7 ~ . : —= : -_ a - « B she *?P 7° Reded | oe aure . - - > — ° : . : >? : . + i . . * . ° . ~ : . s ; r. DEN TY ae! ? ‘ ' . ers ~~ aq » —_ : - i . : 5 - great stores, the the ‘warehouse o of one e of the three at hated the . ; . ' = - é Te ia. at Se sed ~ > ~~ - - =) . : = , ' 4s , INLAID LINOLEUM | LINOLEUM RUGS cs “*s a. ONLY 2 DAYS REMAIN! ACT Now! 9} - , DON'T DELAY! DON'T WAIT UNTIL TOO LATE! - , ’ oss D | arrangements We pee. _ 7 _— PScEVEGSSETisaaae ee , ; || Rie . re 5 i Pr’ ail = Ny ) , > get a brand-ae* Gee Friday's Delicious C guarantee of the mam sm ? , 7 = ‘ - - i: , ~~ = Si - —— . — =” = . : _ . 7 \ ia iy ag 7 . ‘as ; a’ ‘ ; , > * * . . - a ~ er *2 er: ara ny a |} on oy ~, if SCI 0 : - 2 ~ se | > 4h W ST «6 > Te 1poarvy oo rors Van ‘225° Fon re & te arre 4 i 2 Dementia: a. : . - = -_— = ; Tae . ™ : : + -T. ray : ; _ ih: a eee . ms be 9 Q Re, r e —— ~ atl aay | \ _ TELEPHONE OR CALL PERSONALLY aoe Tre «e@ lene ‘ee “eres aek Ge . 45 SSS ANY ONE OF THE 3 STORES BELOW ye rst is need : “2 >ne rou generallr deal with, and ask for ns ‘Teiephone today or ‘omorrow or ) ast as early as possibie. : :¢ ® anr erent. ether *r pep re Ores = oe * a 4 sah - * - * “<qnr'* tS ‘a april 254 _UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY ( ‘.ccnn ) : and Locust Streets - Main 3230: Central 3530 Electric Shop— Basement 908 Street. Phone Olive or Central 7500 Bell. Olive 7591; Kinloch, Central 367

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‘a City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Tunes | Combined by te ARERR ASE! 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST: DISFATCH 17 Teer reer et POP We eos ‘ ae sinanisditsietinabeoabint SES Ce A ode onal Perret hee AAAAAAAAAS WAAR BAAS : AAA AR AR ARARRAARAI SS SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 18 femous-Barr Gos Aunual Ma/Y Sales fost We Give F agle Stamps and Redeem t all Book s for $2 in Cash Ss * e e A ' frame ‘e Cibp ifs CI? an oe | Ch P h M D he R nde pad Wowie Komteurcied Anite veer And Friday Special Day Feature Emphatic Savings Gi tent ee ee SPECIALS For Friday @ No mail or phone orders accepted and quantities limited on the following items: Men’ s s $1 Neckwear, 65¢ Jerse’ l@ newest > ors; —_—— eeeieviae’ ' 7 "os > i-hand Si. yies;: Snowing CUsGTeq Sirs pes, ather or piain eaves. Main I loor ee Khaki Middies, $1 39 regulation s'tvile “ith large sullor erolbars ieeves: s.zes 6 to 1 Years: very, imusuu!l at Feurth Fleer “Men 's $1 50 Union Suits. 90c igth and shor: weeyed Suis three-quar- th and a few short sleeved, knée length tyles; sizes 34 to 40. Main Fleer 50c to 79c Union Suits, 39c Wi pens: Se onds im ari ous Stumme = ivles ty we hits d pink: all regular and extra “i7es: epler rdidiv woven ; Friday and Saturday—The Recent Addition of Newly Arrived Models Enhance This Group of : and enteenie maeaaas waite inna ? “$i .45 Long ty 68c * ; Fad : ‘ ois-Suede Gioves tin elbow le th, all white : or whi te with black. and white embro! ide red backs: : ver ‘Viceable qua} ‘ Minin Lleer ; 7 -Really Remarkable Values and Broad Choice at : “Wosmn s 85c to SST. 10 Hose, 50c ’ 7& { : : . ly : : odd lots and broken sizes of splendid silk Mose: q. A surprising opportun for the selection of fashionable Dresses. The materials are the most popular : mostly blacks; all with lisle garter tops Main Fleer silken weaves and thr stylia ig. in everv instance, the very latest for Spring, while colors and trimmings are : : ™ numerous. with wide choice in both plain and fancy models. Sizes 14 to 41. Domestic Remnants, Less 25° “nr -, : : Very desirable lengths of excellent muslin, sheet- yirai qhtlirne , bas ge . drape d, pan- Vaterials are crepe de chine, Canton ings, tubings, etc.; all mafked less \% the former el and coat models; also beaded , Crepe, taffeta, Ge orgette, satin can- PesCems Third Floor and embroidered / Pai ‘ s and sinart fo! a flat crepes. wrinite / cr ws / : a fe sports models. pre oe 7 $5 to $7 Sports Footwear, $2.75 combinations of weaves. . f Fourth Floor : Women's; short lots of sport straps and Oxfords leather or rubber soles: broken sizes, but all excellent : € a ‘7 Rg ath 3 ° Re 4BaeGBast de dAactdactd.4ea LO EE ER PRBS en > - . - 2. pees wearing. attractive shoes Second Fleer | $7. 50 Feather Pillows, Pr.,$5. 98 The Second and Last ) Well filled with new live-rcoose athers and 7 300 Hats Taken From Our Higher Priced Lines Are in T his Selling of covered with heavy striped o: feney art tieking: size 20x27 inches. Third Fleer a Explanatory Lecture | ¢2¥5 Fashionable Millinery a [30 Lubricating Oil, Gallon, 65 “ ; ,% o~ In Ce oft & EF rag } i ji ' ’ , e/ ii roel t : 1fTOoOmMmovoilie it: mes in ne . bide? CHuti * Sicth Pleer Madame Coates’ School of y | ) —Choice, Friday Only, at the Special Price of ee ae . > , ‘ id » «€ _ . re q \ most unusual Troup of Hi; its all : t} I: { t f { * ith | $1 18-Piece Iced Tea Sets, 59c Di essinaking and Milling ry - SgSh stage rk. | In 1€ 2al€St OF Styles anc with Consisting of 6 Colonial style 12-oz. glasses, 6 | : th every chic trimmings. There are Milans, leghorns, Hats of cre pes and | riases céaster and 6 sass iced-tea spesul -— ntin abbas ./%>.. Fifth Fleer Misses’ $3.50 Slippers, $2.75 Will Be Given by a. - talfetas or models of combinations of fabrics—excellent choice for : 4 women, misses and matrons. $ MORE! > ‘ : i Misses’ patent leather Slippers in one-strap or Colo- Madame Ly dia Coates ee oan Included are Hats in the most popular ; nial styles, with turned soles: sizes 1ll*% to 2 : colorings as well as very smart black models. vies, st : Personaily, tn the | Fourth Floor Second weer j 5 39c Handkerchiefs, 25c Classroom, sey enth lloor = 7 ; oom ; | Men's large size, pure: Hnen Handkerchiefs, of : ; ) i; : r ; F ee Tere —— “ : unusually good quality; an opportunity from which Tomorrow. April ad at 30) ». i) @ | Frida M : : to supply many needs . Malte Fleer y—Mothers May Choose , ig — * — - : na, ‘ 8 : 1] chy fy r)} ly ,¢ “7 . . Slye- | Soe . +: } i if : (hoice of severa artistic lana... e Subjects, x26- ESS Siar aa Girls Wraps [7 gay) | Satinay Petticoats eee : | | | tc | : Stamped F ~ a * * Oe eg a, eA a as — — eee ~ are ~ "s Me mol Opens Monday. April 30. at 2:30 P.M. : A = % ‘yap 3 i a ‘eee @ Imported English Satinay; step- in models, ! Z iz Bos Photo Frames, $5 Information given and enrollments ac- ee ae ns in Ite nd of. * ga aA | > in straightline style, double self material to the Y In st ‘eg swing style, very effeet! cepted in the Sr/], War lion. Third lloor. | flared models ta} brow?! So; ise We * my hip, making them lightproof; scallope | and a ; rT? ‘yO rown one. fit ~" d wi h glass ani , rento | simien Cheri 3 | et = : embroidered bottoms; regular sizes. | x12 Menee WF F2x1e inches Sisih Vicor 3 Sie ; | Sewer . te 6 | R ; ——— Khaki Knick | | a H : $2. 98 Petticoats $1.25 Petticoats Ff Py ; : Stamped Pieces, 15c¢ ree rs - : : L htproof white Satee: j ; FY he te : uffet sets. napkins oOweilft A other arth " hat is all you ‘Youthline Reduso” ee be corvicest ~ : = with,detach- | | | i Bee eee, Sess | Sime | CIE : | some are subject to defects; 2c to 85¢ grades Ww, big- capacity a } ‘an? Sy | 7 a . | xt? ' Patti om ¢ ‘ ] of two to a 1923 model. We Corsets | | at | $1. 93 —/ «| . a east Each 89¢ “ 40 Wm. Rogers Tableware, Set, $8.85 ur you Ray, all | ~€ My : | Fourth Fioor I rvice sets In the beautiful “Revere” pat- adie 6 teaspoons, § tablespoons, 6 knives, re in small easv $5 Value - ars $2 98 Nainsook, Bolt, $2.35 White Lilv Nainsook 36 ftnches wide: put tip in Friday Continues Our May Sale of | 16-vard bolts: ideal for undergarments | sugar shell and 1 butter knife. Vain Fleer : Ae tape: Friday—In Our May Infants’ Wear Sale . And remem- eters: Gow!) Tots’ Sample Frocks Undermuslins at. "em ‘rim , op ; ts , f ri ' 1 $3.95 fo $10.95 Values at | f } anese atvie: choice of Copan, rose, wWistaria, pink and ! Thira F BN 4 ' ~ oad | —Most Popular Kinds at Unusual Savings | blue: trimmed with flower sprays Third Fleer € To antic ipate needs for months to come from the following groups | $1 oe Leno Tissues, Yard, 89c | will result in splendid economs— and there is excellent choice of silk, | Firmiy woven, soft, sheer, leno stripe woven arrangemenis with | = " . ; 3 || cotton and handmade garments. 1 checked Tissues; large patterns; neweat colors. | he —_— | “Third Fleor nnot be made per- if ee ’ . a? ‘6 B99 f andie, ric | ca hr Friday's Delicious Candy “Special ee Sommer Proc ty -ahortaleavea 1 1s Silk Undergarments | $9.95 Tortoise-Tone » $5.95 | A itv ntee of the man- : c loth, voile or dim Catan: ¢ k shell eff a, : : ; s, manv have | C | Attractively designed Clocks ‘n dark shell effects: the Union Blectric As SSO t ee Cn 10CO olates and sleevelesss — les, ruffled, » Hj $3. 95 Values hoice for YQ several different styles; fitted with good watch move , UL Ur € bloomers to mat 43 — , it | | ments Main Fleer tis . ‘ st} , and the Domes eaten conieiieliaient others with trimmings of conte ast- im Sample Silk Two-Piece vib of La Jerz, ec ~% see : : i . . : - . 7 | cli Chem: ‘ses wit h eatin Yr! aoe s'ral various St) — emg ay P con a» * feel tee eo. $1 to $1.95 values. 3 her eS ¢ | K b d | 4 S. Mindte . 7 vo: pacesalgasmong S be ‘i ap © $ | 39 i. a - a? | i, Chtewn nena ( C to «76 Vasu « i] Laces I Nn rol er1es nile : we) loomers Extra-Size Slips 1 , wil | =n th taflored knee Of white sateen mie Pe. i Values From, the Yard Chocolate-Covered Atlantic City : Headwear Baby Boy Suits 4 f light blue onl ly camisole s eats Abegoce ate i . 83.50 to 83.95 | = 4 52, and quantity limited. . | Cherries Cream Fudge 7 hogs 2 nag wagees....,-..0¢-40 So = $1. OO Special | $ 95 ; : Values @ : Midsummer site, in Paul if ; to eeneetoed Third Fieer SPR ERE REEE SARS SE EES Pepe eEEE ES . ‘oe P eR PRR ERE ESE DE , “ sss ss BPERERRERBEERALELLBR ELBE LE EE ee ene. ARERR AEE ALLELE ALLELE LER RR Rn eka ee eRe EE Ou ee EE ER ERBEERE EER AEERAREBREERLEREREE ERLE ELERLE RE Se . | eebetbee | ! || chemtses-and siipover gowns: also pet- > 41 Pa jes ‘ ’ ? . ; 4 t - Regularly 75. —in Many Varieties : P pAnger! ik “Pongee lists Jones, 1 and 2 go regulatio Oe ee also | Special, Pound : . a wide Style: with small collars an | rouse. 49 or... O0C y fesciay thbrt aleeven “F to @ yeara 1 $1.95 to $2.95 Muslin Petticoats ee Seay = amOeTes, This rich, creamy Fudge Slips and Petticoats Rubin Shirts | | wien embroidery #n4 lace-trimmed ene goede, jar doubie | || In usable lengths; priced at a fraction of fanr and n | 1 omg , ‘ age Se oh’ Caney Shop ex- Tc Valeer 49 or 9506 | to hip: choice of opea or DI en eee $1.73 | their worth; narrow + dgings, uiscriions, bead- dar) | - i ee . nye ge Ty SB ye $3, 34 and 8¢ inches Special of | i ings and allovers: flouncings ws wide as 18 mil , . " “ rt in ma ‘ - " : . ir ¢« : ‘ . ——_—_—— a3 es - ' te! az a , : neoo™ fips, “kno wn make Rises for in- EP ee ; a a Thi a ~— + Main Ficor ; , ‘Meehan style Me ett soate fn t pto 2% years stn teem and 27 inches. Mata Fleece : saadesseeeUtteaegsgbegeeee derteede st vie ledante s.zes. Third Fieee | a a ee” cata NOD RIED EE BOOED NNBE DD NNBNDDD OIE APES OOS EDIE LEE “ey eee REBAR ESSE SSS. The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daite cr... "ce and the Times Combined. Ss 7Q(t«w STLOUS POST-lISPATTH

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Claiei, Muinenth and the Times Combined. POOP ODDIP DIOLS SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 17 amous~Darr Gos Ainnual May/ S ale +. = a 2S yr pean “arg | oe eee ll P H | fi | FE 2 ] § 1 a harge Purchases Made During the Repeat “OME PONCERN AT ny ere ee stricted Artic les E E pean’ Wi rove me p ul to conomica f ouisians of the Month Will Appear on May St | , 2 weir HOUSE OVER : ) : \ | i ~ Sar . * f Yy E© J’ "we A Friday Saving Opportunity of Great Importance— Many Will Be Intensely Interested in This Offering of ; GHT On COUR MEN’S E. & W. SHIRTS me 20 to $22.50 Dressel Pad $2 to $2.50 Made by All Are Brand New—Displayed = itm Values Ely-Walker a an "First "Time Fete GZ gm Enter World Tribunal. = tgs CANCELLATION OF: F Anse A io 4 ‘a Ss € Particularly important is this offering of Dresses, as there are regular and extra sizes in- cluded. Every garment is new and extremely at- tractive. Of crepe de chine, Canton crepe and ce «(| printed silks, in brown, grav, cocoa, jade and : SEE one saoncinted Prem black. Novel trimmings add to the attractiv eness “: /2aee 2860 WASHINGTON, April 26 —W of many. .. Be tei) = the next aw yeeatin they is aa | g more definite crystalization ° Ca etiment im Republican ranks Extra -Size Dresses - ae § om world court tssue, the politic Are tailored of good quality tricoskam, in mod- ' nod espects’ of President Harding's els that are specially designed for stout figures. ge ee i | a a One of the models is illustrated. Favored - i. + Yon eananea shades. , Basement Econ y : Ck. Sg , , om e Store . a ‘i ye ” ‘ > ; ted : . sa 5 “ f - r ° or " °o ——-_- - eee ee ! @ E. & W. Shirts are,noted for thr ; second, » soeained ness of the patterns; and thitd, for their wonderful wearing qualities. Seldom can they be obtaine: at such decided savings, so Wisd ll d te of buving a season's supply Collar-attached Shirts of mercerized poplin in all-white, gray or tan; also neckband Shirts of all-white, gray or tan: also neck-band style Shirts of excellent madras with white wth and stripes of helio, gray, tan, blue, green and black. All Sizes 14 to 17' >. Various sleeve lengths. —_wain Ficor POTTOW. ee} : . | | 7 An Unusual Friday Offering— The Y. M. H. A. Building we eS) SSRs’ Tweed Suits WILL BE AN ASSET TO THE : = : : = CIVIC LIFE OF ST. LOUIS. HELP MAKE IT A REALITY. 1999000000 0000000000000000005500 00008 000000000 0000000 000888888! reaction to the Pr W > - * Bae oe: « oe " : , 7 es" rf e omen S rose -— i .. oe ee ~ Us : ; «4 : . - = t ’ Seconds of - 38 79c to $1 Grades C @ Thread silk a aoe Ghani Me Agee “= veaenans om the cpposttia tc if the adve | cad = ._- . ,.* - ’ ~ai - _* 7 . | a ‘ ; ; mov of Am ican membership ft A Special Friday Selling of Boys’ 65e Union Suits rere at the Low meng of . “All sizes In ti 3 gee et ee — > secu gravy and brown shades c the propesa). In addition to com —_ 7” = . : : with fr : eaders here ves den : $. de at he | , ° zh * 4 i ‘ ; 4 has faxen ? -) eaders + — ~ ~ graces 2e. : M F - ‘oe Lo . ) Anviows to Arert S«hbiem. ” ~* _ => —.._ or oe Rasement Fconemy,r “tore Ts. wy ea ac A Welcome Offering of 500 | Las — oy Dpe « , ae d ‘a 7 T. a c.. 77 I OoOuses ! = eat came Ta r’'rn the . ryt ; 5 4 : he wae ror kimmel? en - | @s to the pessilie effect ee EEE ER EEE EE ELEELELE EEE Aaa aaah PP PP eee ee eee EEE LEE E EERE REE EEE ELE TE rae aataatatate git_orm eipressed So anzioue ® ‘ OT : 3 — ae ¥ > ‘ ; “Wi } he : “ uae - ai: Presiient to avert any schism 2 ti 4 7, + : b . ria mu . a Sa q ‘hat . . | ' « qj 7 : * . - > $2.98 to $3.98 s ae | Mtg: possir.y ead *6 an : ) | came of Dias for y « “x ee’ ern x ne a : > ing y tr’ » a Tt’ ee «) : — . " De) mt 4 aes . a ou "as rerea _ed eee ee | ca. x "Re * = , ™ —— i 4 ; | . : ae » ; ’ ° - ae os " J ; i : se i 7 - . = 4 . ° a » o* . G P oO 4 @ Women and misses will be delighted with these elaborately trimmed. or ; lain models—developed of silk trico- rarious kind h- sleeves. All sizes from 36 to 16. i whi “a ee: ee ent teasued y Senaror. L Basement Economy Stere renain. wh of the ore * nie Fifth Fleer wine. a | beaded and offerings *hoic as to colorings and designs. With self-beaded or rib Take Advantage of This Offering of a . A remarkable opportunity to secure a Women’s _~=— ) . andsome Bag. FE We A r ~ ° TTO"S : si 4 in. » - z _ * «4 ‘ " > + ° “ a oF. ’ | > Sa another Eurog eC Ce ts a : | nt of the Presiden! Woes ee » + SOtnh of hon r ndtdat ¢€ Well known makes of Sheets in sizes 81x99, 79x99 and 72x90 me i opatiiene ae al inches. Not over two to a buyer. Imperfections are scarcely oe Toume presented their inder noticeable. Bee : person to the Presi@ 54 = "other White House calle, 22- Brown Muslin 29c Percales 39e Modeas | a Weed the onan a "sand “otton. 23 tnches Mut lengths of rard-wide Per- Renfrew ging am — SF his State eter re of ft [remnants 2te § yards. calles im a number of new end inches wide, in lengths Oe ‘nistration proposal Ofvered Friday. > pleasing patterns tn vartous col- to fre rards: tubtast aa > 4 f the Republican leaders yar4 124¢ Se ae 7 —— — > many 4 i. Senate, where in the last : Friday. rard . — l C ; xinds: yard _—— & ‘Re Dreposa! will esme te -t 75 Sheeting Le _ “teeuesed the matter with « 5 a ee Damask Remneate—e 5 > Gent during the d@ar. alt Resear yee , eee celent quality Table Dem- Remnants of veriow & a been reported that @enater of genuine Pepperell Sheeting: ask, $4 inches wide, with a high- @omestic fabrics will be | = tepeSiican of Massecta- only 59° yards tn the fot; no mail ly mercrertzed fnish: seconds cf Fridar at \ off the | é , ape oe Serute leader would ¢« et er phone orders 83e grade; Friday is : - views of these accepted; rard .. | sy “ent to look with so , ** . wae = oo - _ ne ’ nich many ww sss 60c Clotheslines— Old Dutch Cleanser . : ieee - Fiftty-foct lengthe . Tim e 4 - nd ne m: ° - . sect ened Clotheaiine Tega 5 4 Simmons sandionooe Simmons Springs “Wc 3a Sime. $11.7 ewe AU -_s $4.25 Heavy tin Bread Boxes, hinge cover...... . i ator ard “ The strong link fabric $1.05 No. § Wagner Castiron Skillets * 4. Sing, elec sis atacee , @U- of these splendid Springs $1.50 Good gruic Broomm, finished handle _ . — <& offers serfact sunver 23ec Black Screen Wire, 30 inches wide; yari : ” ' ‘=< Frames are well finished $1.35 2-qt. Aluminum Double Rice or Cereal Boilers Air and guaranteed $3.10 Siu-foot Stepladders, with backes rest ae a ee $27.50 Beds ‘sis Box Springs Deoubie Dar-Be¢ t pm, - ae! ay-< . 3. c?pen so = Van Vote ka” babanie! = — a of non- runtheg wire, with very *" Size Beds. Attractive wale wt) cere tance. Discontinued tina No mail or . mut fnishe@ ends. co +. very cng cotis: unusuaillr phene . @rong frames. Al] sizes 12°¢ — eee Cae verec with comfortable and ia accepted. Fri day tm the ict. Speci al. cretcntne. Specially . $14.50 hee % "$22.50 “= ss jhe a TT ae ee Basement Gatley, (WVOVS 99899000005 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000008 6900000000004 Seventh Fleer * 2 an Ett tPF Ses . **- : a . ~—— ae ; -?DOmh an Senater — ae rasion te expres. tall SE TT SR MONTES vee » Sena‘er Wo * ot 7 pi. ; =—s * _ .

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— THURSS = APRIL 4. iis. i oF 4, P , — _ — | EDITORIZAL _ST.Lous PosT-nispatcH | GIS(C/IPIIOVNI (ese ) oe | Se as Soe i _ — Se ee — ee s+ _- —— = >» omens oe — : PRealan feoe Poe: ST. LOUIS. THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL, 26. 1992 rae —_ —— ee ee _ — - ~ _ _ _ ——__ - - — —E ~— — #—— = — — - -— —— ~~ -— — = s 1.0 net inet an truly: ohne Medical Society’s Committee, Waterway Committee of IIli- | ol Ee Government at Wasington Is Party Schism in Connec- | Associated Press lunch: ee 7 1. “~ Seay : 9) , wa at n «4 by : : n ai % ) ) "uc. tor La Follette gave his opinien to- ranks r) ‘ ‘ac controlled eh Fly fair ‘mA . : if ‘ ly +» } ti 7. +) ‘ ‘ ‘ ; oa ’ ay . a SSSNE 2 ndui = tis if 4) LAO ft ‘* De hy rahi Cay on the issues on which the next idea mail a 3 ear hg S refor said.’ it had } , mss Sey 4 ; atl n at at a sida ee ;}hesidential carmnjaltgn should be no SSariiy source i adane- ae , . +} Mat ost — _— ——- ~~ 9 d ‘ : gspecis of President Harding's un- — va ° —_ ied "itn ins riticism 2 otntuine cenducted It is the nearest authen- ear ‘ ; P + , , 7 i P : 6 : 9 deen u oy . ile se +} , pO lja iN ities tie statement which he has made equivocal commitment to the pro- >. His apothegm | NS ' — ta ii ce akg wee: | oa © : . n nat ‘‘Na- letior ticeable in this state. wind .; Pee a ee ES avagance a! Ise ls ) n = that his hat will be in the présié@ea- Spemi for American participation in “ poo eee Ce inter- mien? ve ersorctaes sy project } een pointed out | tial ring. Followin.s on the heels of n ns , wie ’ ; the announcement that he will soon day to hold the close attention o that , a .. 7 qT st ed speaker took or pn | —— Se wre ‘On whew tin Was , tour the West, s;eaking in many of a leaders : “ee | et ae . not at Senator Bo 7 pos- t was re that more thana | 7. is tated ne oe ee” the cities that s’resident Harding party leade! ocaey orld ia ite “etd ee meee or tte of the Illinois | will address, it lends color to the be- lief that La Follette is making-a bid dent's firmly spoke ad | . ey r+ tation of arma heed EP id ee er : as progressive standard bearer. the proposal were om: fest Oo! ae : | — | ; ‘ inal & _— ment een led hv th idre! ex t s of! pu “ne ig pe La Follettes announcement” @rn- afer his return to the nitol ' ' ere a peu 1} stratic 1t th ho- schoo} id the were Yow ; : titled ““The Issue" comes in this terday. The prepondera . of iar rica! | and ths ee . me ) . Cees * , ' . number of his magazine, off the press timent among leaders ms I - : ‘Teo! ©] : ! Si) ] tm ] | ; A : ! : — : a ‘ , | ; . ' today. He analyzes the iaeues of the presses| favorec the itive Oring v rt 1] . ee) , id peMar ' ‘ : 7 ie - : z coming eampaign, deciaring the sand and saw iitt o> he t deat tarts ' dite ling’s ne nieaenre ; are ok | ists ' ogy “a “ ‘world court’ is a false one. The sesings from th mnoaitio: isker, chairman of! e Ship- nusual words ale ai ‘tak eee a rd , wi. res Pine tenigg a yuimetes: real issue is the ‘system’ control of sources Of a party split if the advo ae a . aed entnu éw when he 1] nhvaned | | en | oe eaitngeey a he 3 the Government of the nation. He cacy of American membership in BSLICa | ) promises.* . eae | : gh se says “2 per cent of our population the court was pursued. There also diligence jes one ' President deliberately a ot CIR ie a age MeN nderwood & Underwood Photograph. OWN 65 per cent of our wealth.” were suggestions of compromise on setter ' ahah: ibaa tuatnad D1 ed any undue nportance Sib tes Cm Ti Board)... Thies e Pets e MISS JULIETTE LOW. The world court may serve ag &@ an. . we tion tn con- 9UIG at ne mercnant cand 4 4 » 3 oP ee vet. , i , n- | . false issue for a time.’ declares La the propos in on : an wtone ae , ‘ | | , ate is a i funds u ISS Low is presiding over the annual convention in Washington of Follette “It may serve to jead-e err . nae -* ‘ aiers here \ ‘ ’ a cee eres —_— , , nal , hand _.". od % ad an saiihe #7 io : 2, , . be ’ ot | ,. ' ; L.itihe . Palucation £1.500,.000 Bounds Outstanding te ey pis esse = oe Orcanization Was Founded by Lib- ne ssaaml Bins! a aa Tikiee meme away with the impression tha’ ' 4 ? the Pr iat « , a = p Gist . ; bond ve - 4 VV a High Price for Digging Ditch. eral Cathotics, bat ineluded vee groups act together and control it nia , , " eS wee re pare a ers Who Were Communistic. , ne pres oard has acknowl in their own interest _ pees hae Ge | “How did the economic despotism gition expressed. So anxiou asthe “af Saag | | : ae th 7 cha ) Copyright ‘ ; ” Republican part: 7 ne? | ae i naitie , —TP ; ' OU m. 4 ' A a en approximatery One-1 {th control . , m= ° ’ | ‘ é ‘ _y . « *?) . . : she mos Several of the newen: ee , ' — 8 ne py : cade mayo | . | lian voters. It was thé on! Whenever the financial interests , . " . 3 PS " ry ; 7 . ¢* 7 ’ ¥, ; “Babar 4 ryt ’ ] ; : . . . ’ _ . ‘ss ‘ \] . 4 ’ .* oO? ; ‘ , f, ’ ‘ j | »7 - * ) hf by: \ 12 v7 i “ the Preside: arya) expressed oth : ; a TTY e tore ; i ; (fin nig lave made trouble of rhe syaterm will he ser ed heat RY > : - : . ; ’ " . : i : . ’ / I ’ | _ , | ) 7 ; . . . 2 . . ; ae . . : tha’? } : | : | : -” ’ “Ta. ’ : ’ * aghes): . cou eA bess il | . ants | a U : , ir Mussolini: foreign war, it is ready and it de- pressed | ' ‘ : ; ‘ por ae oO restrict ft 77 I ( mna . he weakness of the party lay 1 | elgres war BS Balerment Pollette Remy riped thea =e ee ee ee ee a vo 14 hegin } , . , . , — Pn fox i wy ee ys io 6(be ) I } a!- - , , ; , "f the Levee Baa r hea : Cee “>>: : » Le - . s composition Its adherents, united ‘The so-called Cheater concession 6 pte aiien of the Speech ee seg g? as ate pe s terminated abruptiy by 1 cA ag: ees _ : a! is ne Canal divided on social questions. ranging term imperialism, to be defended by duced a deep « art «at “AS — , — . o tig ' ' “2 *t. Juow ' i applied for an the was from communism tO evetem government It has a potéh- " y Special— Bt and subversive to the best in- erent be tiers yar tied act ewe ee Sgr : invill : Berests of 1) - alae ' aA NEWS! er.ma es rT hh ry tee well acauaint mh tne ear 2uULul aristocra In some di#tricts Cath- tial walue so -enormous that it over- Pin Pest senect* acid & - or rats a ather « —9 , a . h is — , .. r ‘ ; ‘ n ‘ ‘ i ' 7 , , roject ind ite ; ali. . ited co-operative societies tone the ‘Rerlin to Bagdad’ railway emnants BaFoliette, “this is a part of the | Pepublicans gained appro’ | was con. se “ae JO "*"* financial burden on the taxpayers DOCTRINE OF LOVE FOR NATIONS 20a rivatea the Socialists in labor —which history will accept an one of —E Bevery -cn = — : 4 ; +} , ’ ara 1 . . na {for fe ac f m eis ‘ hs I - of : i} ‘hair 7 AS WELL AS MEN CECIL SAYS agitation: in other districts they al the primary causes of the last war. Mrnations ' in cn Le ; Srna ‘ ry ‘ bye ee?) ' Lie th , @ reaction Tt ia not for oil alone It is @ rail- at, Yard Dri ine att be a io Lacie , on Mike i om , Re : ' ‘ ept | led the ot. 11 Ir, Concluding Address on League | at : , 4 vay 006 ee eee . @ d to en fy ; ee ot - a = —? ehar eristic of the part: nany thousands of miles in @xtedif, fore “; : : : : > 1+ 4 , : | ] j 4 i i : : bention’® ¢ a. , f the , ne} . _ , tele * Peclares Irelat aine on ; ) mild “4 p Re rhe, adel "og a ree ) tie He Declare relam (tained . deput ‘ir adherence to each and carrying with it a great area of | rar sx : » : : ; , . ' : : ; ’ : . '* . . ’ ‘ ; ; ‘ . ' , 7 . erty > . ' ; . > nd 3 5c anes + od gta ici | y reat } . “ ts ii 9 oO : . Phrough Public Opinion , mier in exchange for land, on either side. throtigehout Me : : ‘i« . ; | . , ' ¢ : , . . c A ‘ Deas = « ™ ) 4 . : ; ii a 7% . at ‘ : »¢ i ove , : , . : : Ou ; fhe Cabinet “hy right e collection of de- Mlerpriens tte at - a8: tt prop P ene thar "nt (ea lor es = | ware made un sat all to d art sublicly acelaimed Mussolini It is not only potential wealth, bet nits vou will find © Evrone ly is a Te ni ne - : ' | . ‘ } i i ‘ ‘ ; , P . a ar ’ ‘ ce | ‘ ‘ ‘ : ‘ ; a : mi 4 , , 2 ‘ ' a3 a , 7 ‘ th ' leat? oa , cepted Catholi depu | war potentialities of a maz- . orifices: an af +} . eld ) - Aan © : t aire wif , ', ring — alt land ninth enturies. | Robe 7 ‘abinet. but began mak ritude to eatiefyv all demandsJfee -& colored marqutl- mremp wifraw a: fe acr esr Jamis oe ~ ' what . nur a ‘ Breit . ry 4 he r vertu! io tne party meniper gieat army and navy . . ~ oe amar lican \ Al nal Or [te ¢ ‘ ; ; P , ‘ , » Mee o , ‘ ' tiv to Fascisin. as “Can any one fail to see th (,oFf- alain marquisette Be trail of the great do : ple sr he | “a | : . nie Ppcnrtedieggeny Moreh or : | . at Gor ) u ’ informal! ~— e :' , hostile to Fascism Mussolini a f foreign complications ins olving the . “ . , . 4 " ‘ , -s ’ , ’ ’ > - ’ _ . . . ’ $2.25 Curtains Says Plan Will Fail. | - . i F 1 ' ‘ ’ 4 ’ ’ , ’ ‘ ‘ ; ei } ‘ — c* 4 nied ‘rhe re gration of the f‘atn . Gor ernment— “ ith ail the hagaels . inty ruffled voile Cur- i i“ ISOC ON «) ser : } : ‘ : eee ; ij j I > , =~ - eo ; = ‘ . thor a hom * ' i - - MI riefters The « atrio:i depu ° ng norrets of war waiting at the arty | ned committed to Fascism, but) "nd rhe #vetem sees this so clear- ; o 7 . A.&O js : 4 an ' ‘ ? ’ ' : ‘ rie ‘ : , ” “oe? , ; T+ " ‘ , : ‘ “” | full, width. Finished | SWMBAL wir shroush che West lave in compromise mighs be worke" ov HATFIELD SAYS ST, LOUIS IS NOT |». « Cito the texpmger, decided to have 8 few alterations |Robert. ie Jo to have [remained committed to Fueciem. St | ea el 7 picot edres in rose, yel- ~ fummer icle : - ’ ‘ : o 4 ‘ o Pea : : : tit ee | at “i ioe, tied ade e *, : and a new Catholi - ie dnavy to back up, and be ready to ror ¢, O6 ’ , , ' ° 7 ’ ‘ ‘ @ a. i . , > ’ : 4 ; r : 4 . ' . -ae “ hoorsemer of the Presid: pees ss . . eu ; a. ' : ' . , ’ Awmr,| ¢ joy end war, under a President ora Con- : . ’ : " | ' " ° pena. ‘ ' ’ ’ . 7. a ’ } ‘ | , “ oe A . , - : 7 ’ eC as open! expressed were mo! ‘6m " apoyo ae is : ! : . : ore “ie : retired vesterday as pres gress elected and controlled by the . ‘ ' ' ‘ ' . . ‘ ' ' ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 5 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 4 . 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . oo ‘ ‘ / ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ Basement Economy “tore ~ iil iat tit i ttt ttl lt ttt ttl ft itt Nt tt tt ttl ttt lt i i ll tit i lt hi il i heh hh he hh hh he hh hb i hp hh hb bh hb i i tt bh tb bg SS SS SS SS _- 4 —- SS ll , , , , , + f rv) ’ um 7) , er ® another Fu ’ if VI one) UT & ariine. : whom are candidales —- beset rong reap ad ', | , : nd ft tu me han f business and public | Pretite of whiem are greater = 72x90 — Ublica: leadersh r iv) the 1 y}i ; won) ‘ ry ‘ P .¢ | yp . 4 ' Pe = : | | | | a me A , , ‘ came ets nee than in peace a ———— _ mericn: nat ' re had be , therefore, aubmit thet ne - 'f PR Rw ee re Ls . in person to the Presid ". LOgT yf ee ae Bi : be 1 db : ) ) ' , appreciation, |*sePey to end war, no effective ir os another White House caller, ** 39c Madras a P. Morrow of Kentucky ha : ae ienae ) ~e" , | or threadt PP ‘a . eat i . ne executive that the peo PeENGaG1e SHOES t - 2 . f the ¢ : | ete ‘ i bh reaalution signed by the LnreuUgn any restcen on °. : s, ) Pe ‘ , 2 EE ' I iT ; . . ’ ' : . ; ’ ’ y frew gingham Madra Die of his State were back of the ' —. — . _ — ‘ ' o the > ine 2s of 1 ' it% memoriai- grers. owned and controled " ihe ' ‘ , , - , + i ' evetem hunal or court will ever be conairaet> ed or permitted to be constructed, bey n membership in Wo rt , , & ‘ ‘ , ! : eg 4 ~~ , ‘ 4 , .f . fs iity gate Pree . . ee TY) fs. " . , ; 2% ’ . a " . > > ‘ ' , the andpo! ‘ , ‘ p , ‘ . , — os? : . ’ j : Ace ormrpa ee ee ee Ran on Orte o * aed ’ a wrESt &e “ ay eer exignated AS wo 4 wide, in lengths eaneee ye ; Mministra: on proposa! One Objection to Court Pounded on - , ? Riggs eceenhes ea —— en ) ’ SEF the ta: | page aia: nin’ ies besa? fad mie whe yards; tubfast colors: | the Republican leaders in Misconception. se ' : ! a ' And this brings me ~ cay thine * by . ryct , eee er appare! of many 25cC ., ww here ir the la at anal. . ' ‘ - .e nial | reed. ine firet battle to be wor y 7 : ¢ ; i ee the 1 ~ SENEV a port ‘ mit : and women of these United §tet »« le > ra Propora! Will come 10 ; e GENFEV\ A | Yes: Mar , . P . Was«hin : , } Tomorrow Americantization Dar are : ’ ‘ ‘ : : t-te . , , 2 ’ , , 4 (ana@«l'an to drive the public offic iale whe serve # ly, 4 Prew Usse 4 ine matter with tne irom | Ree’ Tine ae . : ‘ Congres« on Motion Picture Art ’ ve ' ; : . nen tite ale - ‘nnants—Less */4 | Sent durine the dav. althouch difficulties o ted stat : ; | Sie excluding the evwetem out of public fh Ame 4 d haa . ° . - o te 7 n = : . , " \* la : ' 4 ’ ¢ : 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ oe is a ‘ _ . + 2 1” " . " be 4 : P The hlow. 7 — diet } ‘ ot meme 1 ; ' , ‘ tee ; | p ‘ ” . hoses lel sy dynein ! bie , te be } Cee REF v5 ¢ nder pros pe mee . dene 7 | cterined the Asiatic «et- ed with Intelligence. it wil) wigette ‘s undesirable and wunas*im- vietery of thie country fer re ee ‘pesentative goverument,”

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a. ee cece ae — I ———S fe i _— 7 st LOU'S POST-DISPATCH THE RIVERS ARE WINNING — A a air Ss it ge a st BS: a eS ae Snape, : = 2 & ere =e Ba ) : e Conn ing owndrd * OS EPH af . : -. ~—-> ‘ . eae — ae - — ' 2 ‘ | ; ; ‘ - os _ — . , : . , os , . > : : 2 = ™ “i q*erd y . re —~+ is ;s : . - — : - t —* — ; 2s ib € r ’ * ~ «% ¢ ¥ wf * » 4 ‘sj a ; : : ” ar p e 7* ~ 7" “ 4,1 : . ~y ‘ - - . : : moa. ve : | ; Pe | THE Persv terse sper ri | . pee: | z= ry z "2 | ie = 3 a" s : pe. “Sa. ‘- he oe ~ , = | 4 - # ’ Leow that mi reetirw ree t —eke oo Of ference te ffs caret par lem ipies that itt wilt aiwnt* . ir »eearee ant referm weve 1 od Sind Dig Gt 4 erate teimetiw fF «err tee fect deomeg cur aft all parties, tet. htiomg to any pers simaye ertvilegesdd clases ard pratette plur iorers, pever lack sympaths ELAL te ; ee he --, hw pew aiwmays revs he public weifare. @evet ~ eth merets prtetieg ee“ the Craettealls mide penden sfiraid tf attack wrote whether oeiatery pluterracy of | predator merverty —" ra ** oS se oe ee we ales - hMOSEPHM PULTIZier Lorll 16 198° ee te 0 = LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE oe » —@ ~ - As) e Vere 7. i. “Geer fins a “sf a> ea ee el ‘tele = a . res ht eS > 2 i a Via Tt « Loalversary -_ ar : , : —" — - - - — — = z - * — 7 7 . S - - : - - > = ~ a = e- “e = ~ “ms ates ne EG ar = —_—_ = - —_ - - ~ - iS ee : ate ti. a - >» a = a pee ia Oe _ 2. “a oP ee . — a ee eee THE LAST WORD IN BANK WRECKING 7 ¢ MIRROR off “BLIC OPINION e i aa - . : his column ws designed to reproduce sit” the latest comment by (Ae leading pei | "‘“spapers es, ank \ wu Haren Foor , OAL ABROWS The darth Le«ng Weicts Boer, - na PPrITiaPrnw

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ROR. of PPINTON | the Icading publicists, zs on the questions of lL. TIMBET Ne use pre ? , eh . ; : . . : ; ; - ; bys : - } € ae | y ; - _ ’ : « rf al - 7 BE baa c ; ‘on i, : . ; _* Tog? - _ ROADS : hy Se ; af ¢ n here % re : . ~ . ; - . ; ; : : *" : ’ ‘% s 7 : ; ; . , hs t 10 . J ‘ . - a : ‘ ‘ ‘ eP.«c cv ¢ ~ - ~ ¢ ‘ HOUS ' : .% 7 rh ; a ; . nMeé ‘ . j r = 28 ge his : » ou re. tiie emen and grea’ +) et: ‘ a mewith asense of the ‘ the futility of : Ow} ‘allen Could tai} AT @YT) 3 an a | grain a’ ‘4 : ust : nl a \i ~~ = q . ‘ : . , ’ « ; 1 tT) - ? ? + . ’ ’ btdited As for the ] Parke Enever to tire of hearing hit | ? h ’ for the Mayor's Anniversary Celebration Side, Weert Bids folks go da) —_ 2 ji ther drin} ; ; : and girls toe: Ia , et | ws Rorke ui . | ‘ ether 4 the Pichteenth Ariendment i: ' » ne ath restaurants of New Yor} one et impoesible 'o weg) motive that promouts« « a but we re clispose ; ta ; = : great cre ‘a in Dr. T. T. Shields theater. the miovies and @an & ; 1 plede. ear these | os ms of “wor : Ger, « " Mar peren: o ths , ‘pe? ‘ : ¢ men’ a 1? : ' ' : , ‘ ’ . 2) * . 7 . > . * es . ’ ’ ~ a € The Univ crac « Requiremente« Aght bantastic _ 17 fons echaor rare , ths * > ; : " my «wii» |TO SPEND SUMMER ist ie. | IN MASSACHUSETTS Ge I emia az } kh. eT OO ORR P ORME es ? y . eS Pe er ie OF ORRIN > BOONE 08-4 NOOK MENORIR EK eps > Gy 5 t — mt . . OR ek. Yh t. ~s cae . — Wish zo. 08 gersaens CR WEY CA exrr Ss: SOLD g Miss ELIZABFRTH CARTIER n he Will ao This cieeetie cat GENUINE NEW ee fe ! a A te Ee ee eee : —— a ee cael co a pptieertbaery fpomceramas = (ABs , Menil, F. A. La lohn V Immediate Deliver, - y } Tracetiture aot | ather Dem pec y Mia¥ Bocois: | i” }, they nol ' serene) = fae trifoorrae tion reeranrtiy at Loi oe re "$1.00 a Weck” Pian \ are La ir ~ + B® [> Silverstone feds cadpaeoreg meeting MUSIC CO. son ana ts sume) AMA Olive St. aA. | erie the Daily Star and the Time s Combined by Appr vic ot, ir ——— 2 Steamship Movements. Arrived. _— — = - — 10,600. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 21 — oa i i id Aiba a Sailed. LAST DAY IN kK! C ES LAST DAY | £ | paageon pean ti SAT. 28th SAT. 28th Beginning Friday Morni Clock a eginning Friday Morning at 9 Q’Cloc - The New Cut Prices Are All in Effect " Never was such a high-grade stock as carried by The Palace marked at such sacri fice prices for the ending of any sale. Counters, tables and racks have been refilled jor the last time and all at a final reduction. This is beyond peradventure a sale of al] sales—and the biggest, broadest, most libexal and fsr-reaching event that has ever occurred in the EE mas ——= ale of high-grade novelty jewelry, handbags, cut glass, hand-painted china, lamps, ivory, ee ee ae lballabb hE! | etc. We are working overtime, marking the n new sale prices and arranging the stock ‘n > Showing of New - a manner to facilitate the tremendots selling. The new cut prices are all in effect Fri- = FP A; d *s day morning at 9 a.m. sharp. I warn you to come early, as many lines will be closed ont - Virdseason & && each hour. : ; 1 A TS -m@ 2 More Days, Your Choice at Sale Price {; : GIGANTIC HOUR SALE TAKES PLACE = $10 to $18.50 3 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY | Ss ; 3 , : . > . AX = oy. X Ss we “ee Se ak Vy ¢ = ie ¥ = ss ‘ — “ N 5 ot , . es G4 GP St ONE EACTTING NIGHT” “IN THE LAND OF TUT-ANKH-AMEN” AKE a3 N DE R E LIL Te! — 1 jowa > rodas Milton &; 1 's. " Eliott Dex ter and Theo Kos off in ** Adams : Rib.’ a & Sa Voub.e F’regream 2 x 4onea in Hees ef a:np 4 7 aot mee be. ad dei fed Near Gira! . rn WEEK CHEATING CHEATERS” Max Mere r ts " Hitchy- ‘Koo 1923 | fe A cicome Sirenge E CDAND APENING WNTAWe PARK F t f us - ae pa AK] F OPEN UNDERNEW “614 SOUTH BROADWAY | SATURDAY, MA VANAGEMENT ¥ 32, 392) i: ‘ ~~ ‘ 2 ; > — = ok ren” : ‘ wR DATES VOW FOR PICNICS Mw “1 ™ +9 | a seeing cher ae aneey we tt ey a A le Le Ay : a “fe = —a——— i HAR RATIA ‘Poor Von - Wives > ti: Le ; ot 5 vee ds =- = " Mm Hi ORCHESTRA The Dennis Sisters — : a i Dia t ai Night 7 and ®@ " “DETERMINATION” ] if 4 rue Srory of LAfe tna { i London and Parte 4 iH) (Rares T'ck ene d ! vate | 4 TALE OF TWO CITIBs” fk lk F “an ; t het GLORIA St AT NSOR - o Povudees * per ‘“Prodiga! Daughters” ae “ys 4 . ; " ?, So *'s*s nae Mt = > - ds ef ¢ MISSOURT _ Pecsevei: mize , e- ‘obretivn seen Wiking . . - Nf — “ — *Sa" STRUCTUV' "in 3 GAM: THRILLING Pgs sam ne ts. ng the an 2 . an UF. i NS mo te te ge se eg lg TP nae ed ae ees . Wee a SH ei Yo in aad

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= _—_ - ~ Some > ee ome es -. > = - | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City arometon¢ of the Daily POST-DISPATCH — ee oe ——= OS S——— a = a ll - “ = --— “ey 2 lt - eo —_- — — Se > “2 -oe > ome ae eee —— - - ~ oo@ the tuition technique that Daugherty was in the iim. Judge Flovd BKB. Pertram the probate court, deciined to give anv information relative to the vase. suspected Rut- with 100 last year, and for studies in medicine, and physical sciences Wi m 129 to 150 gold marks of Grant said he had ledge and Sarah of being too much each and hat girl mother, fro other. and her =~ PIGGLY WIGG We Do Not Size You Up by the Size of Your Purchase Though vour purchase-is small, vou are as welcome as any. Piggly Wiggly appreciates the patronage of everyone, large or small. The one store where the moderate purchaser can buy her small needs without embarrassment. interested in he took the os ~“. The same service of .giving vou just what you want is rendered evervone with equal impartiality. There is no one trying to sell vou whal vou do nol want or need. You help vourself without annovance from anvone. Service—is to give you the Nation's Best Foods as clean as possible for EGGS =... 25° cae, OFF Sunshine 39C BAKERY SPECIAL 3 Fresh! Just From the Country, Doz. - Layer Yellow tay —/_" —_ _ i os . a Wes ant Choice, fine white; hand picked. . FRIDAY & SATURDAY wri ener et thosc’tew prices? auaret SOAP, 6 ir 25' ‘Grape Fruit Hearts “;" Cans —. 2x van car Beano 21¢ ) Sunset Gold BUTTER The Best Pos- 44° sible to Make. Always Fresh, lb.. BACON 2553 32: BEANS Navy, lb. 10c ASPARAGUS es: wis. Reduced to 38c roots | sus. c LARD-=:12: =10'| A Can of Milk may Near Save the Life of a “East child. SMALL re- . quest of you; BIG Relief thing for the child. ASK THE STORE MANAGER —_f.-=—- —s ll be raised ' were readings last | The little 3 ST. LOUIS ARTISTS GIVE K SD PROGRAM and \ OunR Radi Mrs How ard, Mrs. Mrs. Ricker Heard Listeners. ———— — Post-Dispatch Radio Broadcasting Station 4 ‘ I S D Daviieht broadcasting at 3 ' 10:40. 11:40. 12:40. 1:40, 2:40 ane : 2’ Aflarket quo news bulletins of 11 Middle West or l’riees supplied bh vice, U S nent and principal! Thursday—Silent Friday—8 OQ’ Clock Recital Matiida soprano Thaleta Teanmatn, eontralto: Hlartzell Zz Pr OF?. baritone M } a a >) cary {? ‘ 11:30 O’Clock Rertha MM Donnelly, soprano, Ashie\ Lamke pianist, ‘harity Grace. reader; Marguerite (;race, Violinist Artiats’ Fearic KRAROTI, vyahe! } 1 bat Three St. Louis artists gave a pro- gram at the K S TD radio studio last night. Mrs. Frank Howard, mezzo- soprano, and Mrs. Harriet Husted Young, planist, with the St Louis | reader, Mrs. Bessie Brown Ricker, the participants, assisted by! Mrs. John H. Eggart, violinist. Rieker was making her first appearance. Mrs. Ricker has the faculty of be- ing able to imitate the child, in voice and in pronunciation, and her night were of this type. girl] describes her dav filled with spreading the goldfish on drawing-room carpet putting the cat into the jam jar and then liberating it to run about the radio the house. -and similar acts. talk the Another feature was a short on how the fruits of Bible ti fig. the olive and the grape. come staples of American commerce This talk was given by J. J. Hoey of i.os Angeles THE “WASH HOUSE BILL" 1S VETOED BY GOVERNOR HYDE Measure Would Have Relieved Con- cerns kanploying Les«e Than 50 any of nay ag So Conveniences. Spe at-Dienatc! IREPERSON (TTY (soverno: I] cle has mes have he- April 26 toed What yee bill’? wit] r part as folio. has a wash ho providee facilities ANnNBing clothing work The applies to all mines storing and ec} Trie@aninz up act ploving ADD! after sent Ter) men ies only jo 7 * fight. led Representative Wil- rthage. a mine ator hie efforte« ih Fed- cott of Ca ope? who was supported in a powerful lobbv of the State eration of Labor (;0ov. Hyde killed three hj! “nocket le with for ap- legisla- ght last would vetoes,” hie proving enactments Lure havi 4 expired a7 night have car comnanies ta o) Thece three measures allowed railroads and _=6 street ' ant reduced yin fares to deserving | tfed pereons, per) counties ef 270.000 nopnu l: reputabl: Hlealih ed tla poyv- mr or ove t/ nal rPany ‘la? as State ‘ommissioner: d'stribut 7. of the Attoryr Trust proceedlnes an hy? ) . a (;eneral to iz ong the prose shearing Thi tie h powel Lor) SIXTY RADIO BROADCASTERS FROM 12 STATES ORGANIZE Plan Court Action If Necessary to lixtablish Their Right to Broad- cast Copyright Music. i! n ed Pres s CHIC “AG O, Ap: 26 broadcasters f: here Sixty radio States, meeting om-.i2 tne NVa- Broadcaasrters vesterday, organized ional Association of and prepared to fort to prove their right to broad- cast copyrigh® music A few weeks ago Society of Composers. Publishers contro ioOa Bpreat of the past decade. he broadcasting stations pav a ro)y- ality for using the music. Then the producing managers’ association which stages most of the musical shows requiring popular songs. pro- tested against the broadcasting of the songs, rovalty or no rovalty. as- serting that hey had pure many of the songs and did not worn out’ *> through with The the American Authors and lling the copyrights imber of the musical hits demanded that nhased want before their shows thern resuit, as the broad cording to has been that ‘ radio Cor ‘ CHsie;nrs certs have few weeks he been “‘dry’’ for the the popuial if Hroadc: Past alse all e barred Th that make Rite tie rritgmls uch tre ad ising and dec! BONRAR We, MaAINtai? bh it vert isters they no money, (ne case pienyye ("4 Sar \ f;imbel Rros and Sak« & (. - ra) } ~ ] ; \ . “Th I nite natch YORK Apri °« Gin nd Sake € iis CUNSYV..gdalio Ptye ’ (“nv hoe . - f ° ‘ > a Py . } ct > f \ F ‘ ’ ' alone poe SRR ately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the [EEE Pycal —— a res The st Je) enw a0 is! nen r gtiores de 4 ip flay, _ ate aia Bids. Combined. Ss (*¢)] z4 17 ; » _ ; 7 ‘ , . ", “rhe “Sfrieth =! ree ls. Ti olong the _ ‘tspring. 27naG | aied in saa ‘ ; : ‘ ° . ee unde ole tre s : . ‘ oot Ta Vey eT1rore lines Le P hel: Ks ' » or pe opeice . ’ ; P ' Saks store. to be oper- fourth siree phnhia ent | PRICES REASONABLE. Guaranteed Frames oadway ADVERTISEMENT Ores here wi ] $2.00 Comoirie Mrs. | do battle in an ef- | a. B.A. RALLY WEEK =a, Lust One Application and the Hairs imo Bifoce!l Glasses. two peirs ia one, ior $4.00. complete SROADWAY & FRANKLIN APRIL 23-28 is Author of ESIDES the affair at Sa B national complications, ¢ longer hope to maintain Men’s & Young Men’s => Spring Suits 134 cee eee cre st No thin lot, cluded, trouble securing an exact fit. IVERSARY AL 'S-A'STORE FULL OF SENSAT|OA The rousing bargains offered in this sale represent the work of many months in preparation for the preatest saving event we have ever presented. Come tomorrow and share in the many exceptional values we have in store for you. STORE OPEN FROM 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. COME FRIDAY AND SEE THESE SPECTACULAR ANNIVERSARY SALE OFFERS IN Men’ s & Young Men’s $27.50, Men’s & Young Men’ a $35 Ceo ath $22.50 Ss he \ Spring Superb woolen w orhsedl tweeds, whipeords, ¢ and velours of the better mere cassimeres spring W orsteds. tweeds, and Secotches patterns and solid blue serges stvles for men, n and Norfolk shades men and 3: newest 7 = T ; > All Mb tailored ouths of hi eut frll and = lined , throughout : - to 17 years Superb in fast bi x chaabene Darl Pieate) ts pleated and helt! od. d u 6 Boys’ $7.50 rw Suits S ft cassimeres it : v and dark shades lar belted ed rTYi¢ \dels W 1 lined kni to l? rong servic read! and pie: Con et e ’ . . Boys’ $6 Knicker School Sud “lade of excellent well-wee : s'tmneres. in new Spring pamerns 4 and color- $ nas. Coais in pleated aabdete Knickers full lined Sizes from 6&6 10 and from 15 te 17 vears only h two nairs of fckerTrs. Sizes tf Boys’ $10.50 Two-Pants Suits cellant “zes 6 to 18 sears $1.35 Neat Woolen Juvenile Preity little Suite. made Quality o* aAlii-woo cassimeres Miade 4 go waens | ta ric i nd ‘ -_ or ana ierse\ © vyopuiar ore Prett epectal let juvenile niodels Neatly of “Flapper” 5 . Well mae de. trimmed with braid and ail sizes fre » to Fears speca miversar emblams. Came in sizes Se. 2°4, 32 and 4 years only. woole ‘ “Orie sale Price, 1) ie res T) Rilii Da |e? Papago hrotghout Boys’ Strong $1.25 Kni ™ Siurdyv able coss) dark and medium Ss, cul full and : - | | sae ~-- onl shades. Wel! sewed years ee CLOTHING COMPANY " wen ee wear. N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON Boys’ Full-Lined Knickers ood and aery ce} re: es in quaiitv cass Sivese Sunday Post-Dis Advertisers Rece too PER CENT MORE CI than those in any Other —— " PART THREE. AMERICA FOR C ack of Tact on the Par Secretary of State, : culties ‘With F¢ ~~ eee — and a special lot of fine-weare: i] fi 4 n 3 | Men’s Extra Size Pure Worsted i and suspecting bribery, “a fs oo * > a Ee SCENE OF DISP! By HENDE Author of ‘‘The (Copyright. 19°33. "hy +t had so long enjoyed. Steam world closer gnd closer togethg continue upon our own sweet against some European neighbé of State was James G. Blaine. State is to speak for his count harmony of our relations with in large measure upon the wi State, and Mr. Blaine was de excellent qualities. One of his with England in 1889. If vou will look at a map of tian Islands separate the Ber After our-purchase of Alaska that the Bering Sea also belon England that she eould no long seize her sealing vessels in thé England- promptly demandes no right to seize her ships out: matter was subinitted to a cou where a number of gentlemen, i tional Law, explained to us, get Alaska did not inelude the B ouside the three-mike limit we We were also instructed to pay whieh we had seized. Another unpleasant inciden Italy, oceurred in New Orlean that city was murdered by met hand society, who resented th in investigating murders pery bers of the Mafia were brougl acquitted. They were, howev The good citizens of New Orle broke suspects, When news of this wholesalé great excitement. ‘he Italian lynebers be punishedt and that the slain men. Secretary Bla Ttalian Minister, that the Fede the municipal affairs of New € rage, left Washington and ret In a country which.set such sli loved compatriots. However, in course of time, { that all but three of the Italian: Congress voted $25,000 to be three citizens of Italy, that e eated, and Signor Fava. returneé Circle. But ever sinee, Italy treaty with the United States, sible to get hold of fugitives America and who have fled to (To Be Will Exhagg Body in Murder C By *he Assortrred Press, PARSONS, Kan.., body of Marion Asbell, who was sial Several months ago near Osweg Kan.. will be exhumed at once unde an agreement with attorneys for As hell's wife and his step-dawehte Edna Murphy. charged with com Brand-New, Li COAT CAPE DRESS SUITS ALSO AS COATS, D Bought from some est homes. Be small expense. Brand-new Silk, also t 1012 N. GI April 26.—Th

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fk _ . - 7 " THURNHAY. . . allt merc: oe rilh scree “i ABLE. i —— = } yf efor iq S ANBLIN ASS E OFFERS IN UITS Men’s & Young Men’s $35 Spring Suits 22 worsted Ruperb ‘ imreds de caassimercs and Le . * better sort-— amd w# Shecia of fine-weave bhiwe serers Reautiful new pymeoee® and patterns, 1 ail the hewest Mmiogei« liand asomel\ly ifiiored and nen fnished All sizes for men and young mer — » Size Pure Worsted Suits 00 s tweed= wo rnAeeimeres tripes checke > ar ‘j : hour ea sire ub Vool Blue Serge Pants piistere it ade ..! perk ' b- i” ~ ijies . [al : on ne ——————— ilmre. fome .' KRY BARGAINS IN THES s’ All-Wool Blue Serge Suits ‘ee of an especiclily fine weave. » rlrreocen “be belted baie alpa- . knickers” _— rma line 4 _ Sigee Pare o—, ® } Sunday Post-Dispatch —— $6 Knicker School »ellent well.-weert Suits sc carr ‘ ~ nnew Fpring Ava reolulr- 95 iam -37) 7 lenied + ni.kere fuil —_—__ oer frem i fro is Se only -_ en Woolen Juvenile Suits 89 — @ Fulte. m.: ml cae * vee 4 yvearae ons. ‘} Advertisers Receive roo PER CENT MORE CITy CIRCULATION than those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. —-— a T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_—_— a eS | —_——_—- MARKETS, WANTS, REAL ESTATE. ~~ os PAGES 23 PART THREE. | AMERICAN HISTORY FOR CHILDREN rte ——— ee ack of Tact on the Part of President Harrison's Secretary of State, Blaine. Brought Diffi- eulties With Foreign Countries. @.» 34 eA ocBbawn SCENE OF DISPUTE OVER SEALING. By HENDRIK VAN LOON., Author of ‘‘The Story of Mankind.’’ (CoPyright, 125 Waelkh v1 ESIDES the affair at Samoa, other difficulties, with inter- B national complications, arose to show us that we could no longer hope to maintain the e had so long enjoyed. world closer and closer continue upon our own sweet wav against some European neighbor. President of State was James G. Blaine. Now 1! State 18 to speak for his country in al] harmony of our relations with other countries. therefo in large measure upon the wisdom and tact of State, and Mr. Blaine was deplorably laeking in excellent qualities. with England in 1889. , ° , + “4 «ns : on 4 . | e Mi ortable ISOLATION which we Steam and electri were drawing togethe r. and it was mnpossible for ) 7 without occasionally jolting Hlarrison Ss Secretarv of a secretarv o] nternationa! aifairs. r} . lay4 fita a i. depends our Secretarv of These Two fr : F } . ,) ] . * ae ls One of his mistakes brought us jnto difficu! if you will look at a map of Alaska, vou will see how the Al tian Islands separate the .Bering Sea from the Paecifie Ocean After our purchase of Alaska from Russia we conceive , de; thatthe Bering Sea also belonged ex is, and we tol England that she could no longer hur > and sta geize her sealing vessels in those waters, England promptiy demanded reparation. claiming that we ha no night to seize her ships out le of the three le limit, a . matter was subinitted to a court of arbitrat ey j! lat where a number of gentlemen, versed in th : | stional Law, explaiied tous, gently but firmly, that our purchas SAlaska did not include the Bering Sea. and thatcall seals fo y oyside the three-mile limit were free to be captured by anvbo We were also instructed to pay damages to England for her ship Which we had seized. . Another unpleasant nu 7 nvolving us in diffieul . Maly, occurred in New Orleans in 1891. The Chief of Po] that city was murdered bv members of the Mafia, an Italian blac] hand society. who resented the zeal which the poliee had shown im investigating murders perpetrated b he band. Ni bers of the Mafia were brought to trial for this crime. but were sacguitted. They were, however, kept in jail on other charges The good citizens of New Orleans. feeling sure of the men’s guilt. and suspecting bribery, broke open the jail and shot the Italian suspects. When news of this wholesale Iv i reached Ita thie ‘ great excitement. The Italian Government demanded that th lynchers he punished and that an indemmn T\ e paid to Ital: the Slain men secretary Klaine explained to sig ka lralian Minister. that the Federa! Gsovernment had no eon the municipal affairs of New Orle: iis, and Sig ad yy { rage. left Washington and returned Rome Caring to ren Ma country which set such slight ue Upol es of his by ‘loved compatriots. = However, in course of time. the affair blew over. It was found that all but three of the Italians were Ameriean citize) s and when Congress voted $25,000 to be divided | ; three citizens of Italy. that « tated, and Signor Fava returned to his pleasant home 1) Bais 7} " aliohig ll mslaeredct ys nonrar 34 na mumuniryv e€ 0) j on Du Pont Cirele. But ever since. Italy has refused to rat ry an extradition treaty With the United States. and this explains whv it 38 npos sible to get hold of fugitives who have committed a crim America and who have fled to Italv. (To Be Continued.) = --- - -- -— - — - . — Will Exhngge Body in Murder Case. plicity in the killing Attorneys ——— BY he Agsortrted Press agreed to having the bodv exh e PARSONS. Kan April 4 The with the understanding that the de body of Marion Asbel!l. who was slain f ! s phys s w be pnrese eral months ago near (hewer: at tne awutops . Attorr ¢ Kan Will be exhumed at once under liatner is worl im « he eory 4 M agreement with attorneve As wae Doisoned a ie hame be!l's wife and his etep-aavehnte : e bullet wounds ft i Etna Murphy. charged wit were ted after dea ae re 4 Brand-New, Latest Style Spring As Low as ICOATS CAPES DRESSES Youn «are half. Lates} Spring samples from lead- ing New York makers. ALSO AS GOOD AS NEW COATS, DRESSES, SUITS Bought from some of the swell- est homes. Be well dressed at small expense. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1923. - Prutrock & Litton Fourth & St. Charles Porch — MS es ————— —4-T- “Th | TT f _— Departments:* Banking Bond Corporation Real Estate Loan _ Real Estate Public Relations Safe Deposit Savings Trust Rockers ‘i . Should of hauadl "2 ——— £ ° 06 €0Rb ge aa eee ne ES Se ae eee ——— = a — — as | } Much gist 7, / is | | rie ; ‘ Za: opines HE bond buyer plays a constructive i | ae the possession of porch part in the progress of Missouri. Right : ee | 'nirwet? ‘ fhese imoarm Spring 3 ~ : a . Biel PY oa? ae ne me now, for instance, he can help build a road F a ron the porch in Mississippi County, a school in Holt Plc ’ ; County, or a waterworks system in Sullivan. | above is a smal He can help them reclaim farm land in 4 | fortable Rocker the Linn, Sullivan and Grundy Counties, or tel Gad one help Ferguson protect itself from fire, At ie finish. and ha the same time, and this is most important | r n seat. $9 75 to him, his money is safeguarded and draw- ~ ih ° sscer _— ae | ing interest. — ; Here is a very broad larg: ‘CaaS . ; ' r © high ad-rest : President ) ' f Wi n eed : . " i ee r strong er ) ~ j ris Py : , yg Nae 7 % . : Mail and phone orders for these special Rockers will be accepted while this lot lasts. Call Olive 3930 or Centra] 7645. . oF owrrerreren: oF ee Te " oi ad = - See — — ‘Freezone to remove every hard corn, soft eorn or corn between the toes. and the 3--$5 m . > creni Corns ———e Lift Off with Fingers : i . , Cc! , Your druggist selis @ tiny bot: for a few cents. - 8h Sees Oe oS 8 eee O98 e885 25 C 6 E62 Seo eS e525 e5e5e525 292525 eS"5252525 25252525 29252525 25252525 2525252525e852525 ao ee eo ooo 986 e626 25252525 25252525 29252525 2525eS25 29252505 2525252525252525 suff uses, without soreness or irritation. Brand-new Silk, also brand-new serge Dresses, as low 1012N.GRAND “v:5'r"«' 7:45 P. M. Page and Grand Cars Stop at Door POST-DISTATCH WANTS ( 4PABLDEP MILI. and FACTORY, HOME... supply EXPERIENCED WORKERS for the OFFICE. STORE, WAREHOUSE or Prestige—a by-broduct HAT check you write is your own personal representative in the busi- ness world. The name of the bank it carries is tied up closely with your name, and the two must be worthy of each other. @ Mercantile prestige is a by-product of ‘Mercantile Service.’ When you write a Mercantile check you use the service, have the prestige, and benefit by both. | Banking Department P Exploded Alibi Number 4 |; tell Me to Open a Savings Account but You dont tell Me Where to Get the i ceseneeenieanmainiaallll OW often we hear that story. So often, in fact, that we know it for just what it is—an alibi. @ You have the money. You're «pend- ing it every dav. Yau have it and then vou don’t have it. It gets away because vou’re working backward—spending first. @ Reverse the process. Open a Mercan- tile savings account. Don't spring an alibi. Save ome first. It isn t necessary to develop one-way pockets—spend the rest. You'll do it with an easier con- science. Savings Depariment Missouri Municipal Bonds Mercantile Tr nL . Price Rate Maturity to Yield “4 1. City of St. Louis...... . 416° 1935 4.15% 2. Lincoln County....... . 5% 1930 4.40%, 3.. Bollinger County...... » 5% 1936 4.50% | " 4. City of Ferguson....... 5% 1945 4.60°, i 5. City of Sullivan. ...3.. » 0% 1935-42 4.62% : 6. New Madrid County.... 5°) 1924-26 4.70% a 7. Mississippi County Air- f line Special Road Dist. 514% 1933-35 4.80% : 8. Holt County School Dis- ; trict Now 1... caueeees 514% 1940 4.85% | 9. Grundy County Grand ; n River Drainage District. 544% 1928-41 6.10% h 10. Linn and Sullivan Coun- 1 ties Locust Creek Drain- . age Dutteict. i cnaasdas 5149, 1935-41 5.10% : We recommend these bonds for investment _ Descriplive Circular on Request : ‘Bond Department } — SAVE — ‘ f Dit Y) x t yy ; } f y | : ” ‘ ° ri tt The Men at the Windows 6 z ) } : ‘HE bank teller has inherited a reputation, not entirely of his own creating. Men in : box offices, at ticket windows, and all who serve | the public from behind a rampart have had a | head in building this reputation. The up-to- " date teller is busy living it down. @ Mercantile tellers are striking a new note in i service to the public. Out of Ong — and ; their own initiative they have c evelopec the 4 two-way viewpoint—which enables them to see ‘ the patron’s side as well as their own. . ‘ : 1 ¢ We recommend the service of the men at the i Mercantile windows. ; ‘. Banking Department " Ten Million Dollaur : ? -TO ST..-CHARLES o25 25252525752 . Troe ep ee esbsasaseaabasaseSSeses 2 Sah. ® - ° on * i pee > ws ee eee ee ee et eee ee ca 3m o et eee ee ee a eee ; >. re Se 7 le Core — eS 8 YE oreo. — OR et ~ a oh Oe te eg

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THURSDAY APRIL 26 198 Cc ’ Cin nistion of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH al —r Appr x Equals thi of of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. From ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Girculat ¢ Daily POS Re Fe ea ‘ ome : 10 1 I s| Marriage Licenses Wiis Tr us Werviriyy ii {a Pe t's the Best : ae be nar & De Baliviere selection = SATURDAY G riday & Saturday Specials at tbe Recorded Xt a — a the best Ni eer: 6th&Franklin 7 " Beri | Permits ‘Where the Crowds go MARRIAGE LICENSES al typical |GINGER SNAPS i pre ces | | | | | () () () () | SS \ ll adie teste Pr reat _ . ta ; Soda ‘Crackers 4 : Sr rt ce XY \NS y oY *"4 SAISNAK ER 4581 LACLED 506 N. TAYLOR sees FASTON 3630 DELMAR + %, 7 . . “Tern 1664 HAMLLTON 145 TeweFR eres as? aes ts 4 NCHES. ' ROVE ‘ , BARKTWER re R Kohn Stores Sell Only Govt. Insp. Steer Beef Porterhouse Steaks *.;.)") Ib., 40c Tenderloin Steaks “““" *’*" Lb., 33c oe ere owe = 6ELD. SOC FRESH BRISKET Lb..7c ee (hae WHOLE RUMP Lb.i7c ARM ROAST : Lb.,12 :c Fresh Tongues Lb., 25c HAMBURGER (""""—s Lb, 15c | | COUNTRY CLUB Kohn Stores Sell Only Govt. Insp. Steer Beef | | K . ae Wisconsin’s Finest TALL CAN CREAM CHEESE Ib. . Carnation, Wilson or Pet yee = a, ; ; Ty: Tah le Size * ‘x0 J th me Se eer ae ae... te pg ee ™ eraulier © SMOKED SAUSAGE | Boneless bole Ham or. ~~ fer : rhe hberheres 25d - or , 7 —_ Lee crTreame Oer selectiens en (be Se Geage ne are uo te-the- minute—nrade duly ia oan Te wouldnt be Fricl: y @ f : at Remde fore tw Teen big wartetiecs ta this f} asso rtment— Vers bess, i‘ &- eeoannut Saap s, (,randma ( eek lea, Mapiec ‘eated \ew mammoth package 13] ear larer sanitary seunilt Saueac* eet the hined« thet cree » ii Snaps. Homemade ‘ e@kies kitchen eualits ard later ugeur Na. 1 seeds a> pate- 5 aed ethers Speeia! saree mPmesinrg beautifu Franks Oe gg OO ge OO oe = on" 'Cleab ha ay a er PLANTATION GRATED | nes geste 4 ee 19) , S . IRTHS RECORDED ) PINEAPPL ~ se | a a 27ic = sruher? @ Pickled Pigs’ Feet, 3, 5 . : Sous! | : eee ont eee See J yi sues value: © Pressed Cooked Corned Bee’ 3... DELMONTE LARGE. WHITE (aliferala Seed! leas om n« it im thelr owe boomer > }- COFFEE Peanut Butter. /b. a 7 £@n then Ties ) mae — aie sreact big can for— a : och Tiger ° : —_ pate = Remicr's Brac: te 1 Peach Preserves mene noma > ag pel Square Ps : baarch C pound cantiaty peck Plum Preserves {‘*"", Alu Goodtelle Can . « ) Bbovary ver a ’ Grapefruit. geod sire 10¢c COFFEE @)¥P jis san yt pe Celd Slaw. ib. 3 fer eee: 9 weet See va APPLE BUTTER i ae od tn tz) at ol Ge La : T ™ R ' . | oe : ; o> ‘ : . r} -o«* yh , “ * ot - , > ob . e159 20) ECRABMEAT., Qpouy SPINACH | [iswirrs ivner Alda sige cen: nice eel Ente 2 Macaroni PEACH a So 5 Scone ie Choice HEAD | sone , | a fore €§3§6 8S : Ap ees scammer, St ie an Iceberg , | | lars eee es. Bld: = ale Sie “ | a | FLORIDA PURE FRUIT pei eine! | 709 N. SIXTH 2 r and SUGAR 2 I sue ===]. { NEWPOTATOES = “og gir, out Epa eee ete hes . PRESERVES : aoe , Mactberr7 . arte 7 oF pecs’ s ree ; ” - is = . = . . ¢ the $) 45 ; ae a " 5 bas WAIT FOR — ~- Herney: G “oe oe 3 Gelatine: Koox Spark ~- oes. : Nerd wane UB Jelle—A a Detes; “acc: lallow cund goat 'r «& Ger BA Cc , Mas i314 N Tavar rae? RAISINS) =AKERY wae Moses | = Canned Goods Week § : COUNTRY clus : —— Them peon's Secedicss — A real tho Th. salve. tb. ah anus = PIE S soso ? AT THE KOHN STORE Chocolate, Cocoamnt Ses = Tt) ees Salads ceed sad goon gi ee Spareribs, |b. vTeur Eat in Our CAFETERIA Fri- RAISIN BREAD | % : . Better er Seda Crackers: Ib Ie ates Renae’ *?> ee D lh Crisp Graham Wafers; Ib.. 13e Cocoanut Taffy Bars: day and Bring a Friend vervbody should wats iot. of Ral: Wein 3 . Fried Jack RN nes Agee reiat cA 3 nate 7 “ -. , . , : . 72 @ ” ’ Tiaror Spanien | ; re fren =. =folevanie - . And "some picsic supper, ¢ i ’ Jt LiaVOr. “ey Shag ee F ~ per “rf > i) - - ; ~ aes . - : e et Ps if there are good eh . ‘ > tis t - em Per . ae biked j4* omni qozen Special Vegetable Dinner st a - at 3 " . . . basket. ma de ‘from Deraled — Ciab Weet marwelous that ever teucted 9 . ' . - 4 - =_ e - a s > : r - _ Z -.| i* (rom th : - be Ter Near ' ' -- ~ “ . ~ +’ : _—- i. - "ae — - rTroF on - : +. @ marvelous ‘vanilla ssece es a> - ait: ; : econoofuc:! and (, 00d sted ace 3 Spanish and a - J . ' ~~ = 7 aaa for ” ar Ss « ‘her are «ares = tie VINEGAR ucter ally fime ceoekers i ibe. 25 > on . - : z on Saco aed eaters eat for ir ry ’ ts —_ os weeny 6 = ma.der “apes gree im (S@ Beok -t DerrLas A> tely Cera Starch. Arge: ptz * Barvrie's “wetard: per ar ae ote ee | Ceieman’s Dry Mestard: «ma De. Se CAT F : ~ Ho | = rempcian uve Os pct ca See =A Pempetan Olfve Otl; ~-pinr rae 23e al = a | Pompeian Olive Ofl: 5 . Sve A ca re a ae — tes “{ the = ' . , se - Ce a ' . : : _ 2 v , cede & Gc. ~$9gag © BARS Pir ON & Pisa FKY— eS aa . F R : = : , , Oo s: aon ag ne — ; Pletti is better with a Tae R a = ni Classie L eesluhill ee ee eT aE crystal ‘al White C ri A l Ch DEVILED CHilt Kirk's White : Ceeuanpert, shretced °.22e Bayies Marshmallow (ream, COUNTRY CLUB Sc: Mim Sam wt cieee them eu: nu

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ies e. » “ Ora pa — aoe The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,008, . ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH oy | Bis be Seman aT, : ' “RSD. x | a e which Gov. T. Cc. McRea and J. R. | Rogers, which now are in full b! | oe } tok i nn [pane : . > eR 5 Railroad, were the chief speakers. A “ ¢ : [ [ S j mile long parade, a tour pea aie the -—_ ee nape ntl) = SSE Athletes 4 oclion ; F —" TREE PA Young or old, find that Merrel?’s Off : : M fi ; - * SATURDAY H th: e a relieves sprains, bruises, achi ing . he f , - | al s 1 | muscies, etc. Famous baseball la i ; : OLIVE OIL e y ver . endorse this powerfu] ]; Sakiauont On | typical 2 : ae ii alth Lif : the market 65 yen. 35¢ & 60c sizes. : uw Kroge whee eo 52-Barrel Robbery Believed e y e ye ars os 9 | _ Er Your liver—healthy or clogged, active $ | ge sls | SS Sheaaes os to Have Been Planned by or sluggish —makes all the diSerence “1 MERRE i f ott - 3 _ $4.20 Someone Familiar With >¢'’e*? 2 vigorous - Ay eet OR Ce ee Ee Se cheerful life and low a Garrett Building. yg, re ar RE ee Jari Pene trating Oil eteramels you ever tasted To subdue eguar So eer DB @ stubborn — Hac "| ELEVATOR SWITCH soa = ‘BY: = The Powerful Liniment for All Aches &Pains ) 7N CVY >} ayer 1D; a n oO Wass SF WAS DISCONNECTED 238, bilious- oe whole. Ib Malt Extract eed i ce Eyes aaasanal For Sturdy Chiidren eee S6c | Police Say Robbers Must Strum seanpecsmsme: AMEPICaN Beauty Spaghetti - _ Be : ich Cabi i et AT ALL GROCERS —10c RIPE OLIVES Have Had Own Use to pee '$1.35 om naggy f 55 One : sania 11018) ! Open “ig popped tae = pi ese be CHMITZ & SHRODER * .* * = 4993 Olive | andl. LISIC Rol Is Evenings me ghe 1 whtk®yr fror 7 . . ” a Ey ONE —— o ~ wees — — erenonsenys ~ . ——s gus Pete on ae ~ — - 5 A AA OS A E-PASS ET I NTL. Mace ER A ye Ae Some — war. ae Aiden m2 - « ~ $:0 Down oc 7 w7-"F = Delivers . This Complete Outfit to Your Home To Ap- proved Credit os fradeaet we fe aha E 3 Look at This, For Friday, Men! California — 1; , Ib. . said t b x - « . a : = WoO - rouser ults SyvrTui 2 Cat ee Peaches— 7 « : “ " tht t - ?) ~) a 4 ° c ‘7 and packed } f name | tto Wolff, Hs $2 Y pairs OF fuii-iined, strongly ched Spa eribs, Ib. 9 old et 2 in height, broad-sheu! ‘ee ; ) | 22 Compass This New 88 Note ieyen-Siaa W ith Others palling Up to $600 Elsewhere EMNICKeTS. “ ; YY KA-nrnot @ Inst ny a which assures you er abso- last vear when he extended credits 1 F.nablinge a limited num as Chanceuor Smape: epicy: per ib..1@e ’ 7 sca : olff was ; ‘ Taffy Bars; Ib... .16e a! ae today he is a power b ‘ oh | | “ | ind the scenes and in the next fe 7 “ei Boys’ Wash Suits feel certait Say Ue & t Scrutinizin on ers f contains a five-point motor, full iron plate, apruce lave INAV BWINE 1 te of the Reic! ts . Broken lines of higher-pr ai EP , Can ae Oe ee oe oa en my" ‘Trass strings. hinges finished in brass, loud — by defeating the present Governn - , xt , including ““Kaynee” and other wel : = = ganes : os ie i a pea | - t $6 | ” here | AGS SR TEM ae a ee ? More nd jlaunching a new reparation pian ' known makes. Slightly soled Ages ind | 1 ites ) i ‘eptabile to the }renc! Wolff and ? 2*2 tO 5 a % —— as freed TERMS os " . — . | On Stim aving a “big league ‘ 2 nth rien ne. All * s) PURCHASERS RECEIVE 9" allt secon ' — — Hip ig re Fim tie tanis has Friday and Saturday: UNUSUAL PRIVILEGES ithin the last two years it is said . a earee:.. 2 Cae, wolff has been piling up millions of Ring! mare.“ Suite Dandies! These New Durable Bench to Match ; et kies. per i} 2 o] las | pling up EONS P! Sturdil de B sebal! S f + 5 Sonat ‘ Handsome (Cabinet for vour music. Aoliars. He first broke into print ; turdily made Ba uits Zor boys from $1 79 nstruments Way ane Pio! Eoany Fayments, Measenable exten- | ' . sion fn case of oorckeeee. accident o- , = é pants, cap and belt to match, tr immed in + of famill be i th Virginia m2 7\** Rr — = Miaka se ; a eta ¢ red or blue. AA wer $10 yo ~~ A gvaranter of '_o—— and werkmarnr- Smooth, C sliced ee ee ee ' PLAYER-PIANO . Cabinet B ‘bs ané 50 Music E he - : CON wedi of more } s. 3? . : deeemateis nut, wet pack, can. 14¢ Stew, ae | clu m8 Socialists nd Democrats , 0 1] 69 s meses B ? Bl 65 mallow Oream, 7 t..1Te Breas}, lb, - g hore reparations offer is 35,000,- Boys veraus, Cc Boys’ Straw Hats oys ouses, Cc Y Bo High Grade ir . 0,000 marks as , £19 “ee = igh Py l2-o7. loaf eeaticy Shoulder, tb. § nc these Cite Of blue denim and Stifel Bell brand Blouses of high prey h | Every Respect wrapped Striet i» The Krupps are supporting count percale or Japanese tee ? Whe, Cheps Ib. ..124 : the fee! keenly the conditions in stripes. Full cut and Formerly $1 '50c crepe in attractive light pat- ae aed aper.... | = ; pap , ib... arrest of their managing directors - 7 ' iute sa"? , — +. ‘ . y ‘ sene. merit is d esigned “IONE Piain se. vet in 0 artiatic that wre mstrasse “ust nov 4 Cuaranteed Saving on 50 toed Music Hollis. the ;, finest 4 tO 14 Suit includes flannelette shirt, A Unique Proposition it. Kew what can loss ef empios utent : to pur hae fire beautiful new RS-nete ship. “bb { Piaver-Pieane. arent difficulty. is ainst mape : , : ann ourishing. pReenS ¢ ar Boys’ Baseball Bats, 10c : OUTFIT AT $285 for 628 — tae 7 — a ae ¢ & ee cor Starck 1923 Model Starck “Baby” Grand — Seoul: : Player gold marks as a basis , . Made by in wazed oon een oe af | ‘ Pune } ccount Oo sit . ;: + . Loins 193 he Ruhr region on acco double stitched. Sizes 7 and $1.25 terns detail ees ‘ ~*~. | : 3 7 * eens — PEER OMY tere legs, Ib... 16 Bruhn and Oecsterle, following the to 15. In black, bro and ? for Ic mesting | ’ . v : t oo thet every home can Ques'ioned superterity Fn one ae — we er te ene ~—e— eee - Se et Ss Verint ine AN Cinnd the devastated areas Whi Ce 1 innadmarkse of brutal warfare exist | : there will be hatred among the na- ; ; ' - , . ons ’ ' ns : ti ts setter ith . ’ e oll ill Aegte Blossom Festival Heid | m0 alin tin CEPR 2 Eye Bars ROGERS. Ark. April 26.—Thou | ie S. E. Corner 8th and Washington oor = of Starck Grand, Upright and Player eards of persons attended the open ' oe A VL Loy) for ody: ems OLS OLIVE ST. (S. E. Cor. Lith St.) ST. "LOU : the first annual “apple biose- festiva. here ypes.eraqay. &t — ST. LOU'S PUST-OISPATCH” Phe Ci City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone bernie 25 ‘Iy Equals that of the Daily F Glebe Demoe t and the Times Combined. —— a aaa ee ae te -—— ;, — —_ —

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a ST. LOUS POST- Srnrcn” ——==—— LL ————— AUTO SPEEDERS GET No MERCY : Judge Who Favor«x Severity Tokes Special! ‘* Licemses from “Mentally De - Scient™” Drovers. the Poet lm CHICAG® No re 7o ers is my creed, said Judge © ~ The City Circulation of —— cc (rout at Tf vear «afer cago Safer The nef cont Ture ‘} . e bh . * vworic : - =" “JUDGE THANKS JURY — ea - iGgegf = ’ ws PMI Over $3,500 000 loaned in 1922 \ P : “ = | one ». wan Brothers Based Solely Loan Application Forms at Drug Stores soairt rete suffer Hace on Alibis. CASH OR 7 | = ) : hy 0 ‘_°* g ° re . ; ~-- ; . . : : ea : et a ; CREDIT N. AFTER-HOUSE CLEANING SPECIAL OFFERING! f FOR FRIDAY AND ee ~~ Two Dono- - ee MTT 7 Ld a ea be ' TYVTIT TTT TTT i i ny 7, , — 4 - A, -2 Z * hae” f >= E OR eR Be a le gg OE Indispensable On Your Vacation [rip | Luyties Emergency Case, Con- « aining Four Remedies and Familiy Medicine Book 99—{ olds. Coughs, Grip. Fevers. 66—C onstipation, ." 532—Heacacti Rieu matixrmn Our hours. beine from and 7/40 o'clock Monda: Billousness. Neuratgia 2— DD yapepsta. sine THREE ROOMS COMPLETE. FOR . $17, .f tack of the BEDROOM. DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN. TERMS: $18.00 DOWN AND $250 EACH maa $95.00 $69.75 $125 Extra Quality 3-Piece Davenette ; or wai" $98.50 Suites, Oak or Mahogany Finish vanes lho $13.45 No. 2 ~ ‘ , a? Hemlache. £7718 : a ee : S’16S Migh-Grade 3-P) ece American Wa!- nut Finish Bedroom Suites DOZENS OF THESE BEAU NO EXCHANGES! ia $35 .00 Florence Ol! Cook Stoves: the very g 00 Best Mace. Special 2 $20 Aii-Stee! eS aman Extra Wel! Made, 11, Sceciaily Priced °§ Price 75 Cents Luyties Homoeepathic Pharmacy $13 LOCUST ST ul 8-Piece Oak c-Room Suites - LOAN COM PANY = 714-715 CHESTNUT STREET J. ESaVines = ae tt at | Ce : : Oax Refr gerators. Guaran- d Guanety, Only - TTT 4 Lbiaaadl | ji ‘s —_ — A ee — : Two Deors South 7 of Busy Bee TURE U URE EERE ERE RER ERS EEE SE sess). Sensenbienners SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES An Amazing Clean-Up! 1620 Pairs, $6.50 and $8 Straps, Oxfords, Colonials! ' * , , TAM > ' 7 SSS SS SSB SBR eee eeee ee ’ 4 42a j Aa . : | ’ FREE | TRIMME SERVICE TOMORRE Y) Avenue , : +4 “E> An Amazing Sale j 3000 Untrimmed Hata Our first $1 Sale of Untrimmed Hats for Spring, 1923! A truly amazing sale it is! 7s galore—values extraordinary. Thrifty women will buy three and six of them. Attend early. $4.95 Values $3.95 Values $2.95 Values $1.95 Values ~~ mm = a | — ee -_- ln One Greatly Reduced Group — mame ——e = & mn _—- Extra fine straw, timbo, hemp. polo braid. ed fabrics, patent Mm and harbraid combinations. —— yles im mm re eee off “tire =" effects that . ws im back. styles, dre novelty — re —__—— All the new c as __Wreaths” t “ower and ¢ “O8e a a a a ee -— Wreaths to abwun- ‘ar’ °r "ew shapes Spec ial price of - F- | — oe — ee $5.00 Hats . . $4.50 Hats .. $3.95 Hats. . xa -——- - em SezaaetPr aaa SSS2esce SPSBeseeeseeeeeae eee eauaana SSBB BBB EEE 4 428% « —_———— — il =” i] mare mats im the group. accumulated from Ny Seales SOc K iH : Lor misses bake . a.*> 48264282 BGG E SS 28 288 q | f SS 688 SS S82SBSeeaeueuansan “ 7 J i ; j & 5. - - a ; ' es ’ ° : i . . " >

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aN : aah. 5 THTTnSyD ‘ Y, . Ee eae The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star a; id the Times asda by Approximately 40,000. _ CONVENTION ut SPECIAL---Lovely Table Mats THROUGH WITH THE: na varity of sizes and shapes, made of beautiful brocades, Prices, $2.00 to $25.00 ‘Trimmed Hats | semi) wanx”s JONES hn Draft Amended to Require Six Months’ School in Every District in State; Other Changes Made. $10, om a0 By the ee oe Comment 7 | x | Wherever you see an § 5 JEFFERSON CITY. April 26.— : well-dressed men ne conet:* ition convention rs | a _ bie wa ‘ork yesterday, completing ' ; ) alues ie a ee youre pretty sure to see Dr. A. Reed Cushion 29 . Shoes. One reason is that no matter what you 112-114 is i eeeenten, summarily rebuking Two Stores ae smart, good-looking shoe for—dancing, | bid, tO RA smother effort ef John Ht Tucas of (Fal Open Day and Night, Including Sundays gow, Dusiness, ot hiking—you can find exactly N. 12TH ST, - y Ey fl [a Lhis kvent Represents Jand making a long start on examina- " ye heel ¢ i aies does oe m8 FERINGS! eo ~— “Nw the Utmost in re eee 4300-06 Forest Park Blvd. a good-looking high shoe, it has 7 \Sy 1 ‘= i 2920-22 L | that in-built foledkess that sole of lamb’s woolL oe a —— ee I © EI A taagl ee Tremendous Friday Sale of 600 a a - + o an Se ~ 405 N. 7th St Asst. Mgr. i — Tgescngueerd de pyrene or ys - ues more appealing nor stvles so distinc. : ct 0 tariarrannerig nities tive and representative of the modes of Permitting counties to invest ther the moment. le ar Meseus or of any county ORTH WEIN —-MOTOR — : The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening SMEG heocowbered ran) autabe CORPORATION ’ eli , , : : - ; newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Che most discriminating will find selection easv, as every color and stvle is included. ee oe six me miber = Come early, as this is the most sensational $ ex-officio State boa , teplacing the present electiy. : ee event of the Season. , . »t 4 é ) - i a State ‘ommissioner of Education | ! 2 ~ . ‘“ SN See tenet by the Board of Beate EP yilt--Lslly~ 5 alee Pd TA ERs _, Satisfactory DOZENS OF THESE BEAUTIFUL MODELS ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS een yee | Our Budget Way NO EXCHANGES! NO RETURNS! ALL SALES MUST BE FINAL! 7 a Ce Service {OUSE FURNISHING. CO. _— ) (bp Education would not interfere wit 1124-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET. - Two Doors South ; 7 Betwecn Locust and present Stat Superintendent, a of Busy Bee heme St. Charles Streets SE oe SUPREME VALUES A 4% THE 4IZ N.7 ST 01 : e Teacher Pension Plan Rejected MIRACLE STORE TRIMMING tut , . ; : a ¢- A = = . SER ICE r tml COMSBLILULIO?Y na jt d- « Og BE, ry ’ ‘ne san , ¢ ’ > a ib // 71 4, eS ] i- : 4 if ; sa | ; , j ’ TOMORROW : : | ee ° t 4 . ‘ | i W D R S ' cE ¥ be reca as = aces. who, it will be recalled, bias indsor Dining-Room Suite made the first on the o1 i ated Splendidly constructed throughout, finished in American walnut, large in proportion and beautifully de- . | s FESS, anheentedl bb fenaiatins . signed Comprises large-sized buffet, oblong extension table and five side and ohe armchair with D siccr she! wr : in hes the convention rennin upholstered seats. China closet priced extra 2 0 see ws ba ( . ‘ : : — i ne ase proposa! renpes ‘Gn —— ° i ; ‘ a — ‘ . , the ¢* neLitutior ™ r i ae , . ai = - —_ fl ’ “ ; \ cm Re AOR 4 : ‘ ao ~ 3 + oe ; - le it is! Styles Attend early. f _ * |’ os » & re ' p ~ bal: 70| 7h morioy > " 2 * - " . , ; . = 4 Extra fine quality tf niv tne disse Oo 4 other delegate. +} r straw, timbo, Milan ne other delegate p. polo braid, plait: ae. pabaraber paul Milan } —No thing Else Like t! " :, rn ; ee ; ' i atic n : 0° $21 2 Cane L iving-Room Suite 196 |= Finely constructed Overstuffed Seeey ple co na in combination of velour and tapestry. Has all senenations. : nnn fe on Phraseplogy and Ai This Cane Suite bas mahogany finished frame Marshal! spring loose-cushion seats and comprises | angement on proposed changes tn! and Marshal! spring seats. Comprises davenport 84-inch Chesterfield, armchair and arm rocker. oll armchair and arm rocker. Paced at only Priced at oniy Siyles in mushrooms, T brims. off “the - face, Imitation is supreme flattery. Pennant was first UME oo oe nae tammenan l Thor Electric Live Wire Special effects that turn UP in back, matrons’ Zi {Ss of the maple-flavored syrups to be offered at a pop- Vacuum Phone Stand & Stool Sweeper i= | Regularly $9.50 styles, dressy and 4, 15 ; on", ’ ae ™ ——s e novelty styles. q 7 Le ular price. Many imitators have arisen—non These solidly constructed Telephone Sets are finished in mahogany and consist of stand and stool. There is a limited quantity Come early and be one of the fortunate ones to ob- tain one of these Sets. have equaled the famous Pennant formula. The All the new colors, as well , increasing demand for Pennant is ample proof of lack. ant on plenty of b its continued superiority. Use Pennant once— make comparisons—and you, too, will become a — ase ~~ ‘ Pennant enthusiast. Order Pennant from your reaths | 7 Z ‘grocer today. ruit and -_ ctive flower an Qation =. O8ch UNION STARCH & REFINING CO.. Executive Offices, Columbus, ‘iret Flood, Plants at Granite City. Ill., and Edinburg, Ind | ‘ St. Louis Representatives: Lorenz Brokerage Company. 425 S Seventh St. = Solid Oak Kitchen cabinet much matter as the convention hn yee | tye 3 ee ae Ct TR 04 AP HE Fe ie gd This Cabinet is truly a kitchen TEs, ieee Die eee cn np a ornament. It is beautif ao * oe Hl this is the genuine Thor Attractive Sunroom i conseructed alt aaa i Electric Vacuum Sweeper. he mode me-saving SR me It has a powerful suction the rn ti con- l Jove | — a oe SSeS Sa aS TS JSstraSsvaSstaratratrastrma=a3; —. +t +E Ee 4 DOGO HTT E ree tes % HET" 4 adjustable rub- These Chairs will add beauty to any room. ventenaes 24 aan sifting motor af Y J will need They are well constructed of reed with flour bin, sugar and spice ber conn oy pn Spring cretonne uphoistery and finished in a choice OO iow table top, etc. " celia bea of colors. Specially priced 3 cial at this price. ~ ——— a ISS SSE Ss Ss FS FS EO he OGTOT TS Ny, geet yet es

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——— - A Se —_ —_ _ — - ae i _—« ———— : ' nce ———————— Z arches, metatarsal tr e lim ? “ombined. as “ : . 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times VOM!” ad sMade Shoes Will Cure ee ——— LT RES ee _ — — — nn - — ——— re oe >--- B Men? 4 off the animal! Bi aot h w—_—_ ~ Sd - oL® e A t2 buc’ ati : : ey ‘ ils company would do ad it ft. The’: J a the ameunt S a Se grad iatis gas company officials accepted the (| to't aes: -_ . wi atl , horse, called an guctioneer to the Dall —— ines. U- S$. Pat. orf.) ae | , . —— y ; re t oat" un . -* DEPOSITORIES VETOED e 606-08 Y. | 7 | Avenuc —~e les 1 : disappear when you Funds Likely 1 | nas Sixth and Franklin LADIES’ “a R. ske That rancy sttK HOSE, and ATIA bia | Liste Teps, _ , : , ’ : . : . ’ | : “a - Rx the Jeffersen City Correspondent : ef the Post-Dispat h The Onty Me Give ; BS ‘EFFERSON CITY, April 24 Downtown $2.00 Cash Fy, : pet night (oea .l Exclusive —— « ' or $2.50 Mer- 4 : : ») Te F slatu Shoe Store —— chandise for : % : wage eve the 41 State deposi- "Gene \Gtven Hilled = Fagle Stamps Took s ““Ladies’ Strap Pumps” > “Ladies’ Satin Pumps” A Spring Clearance Sale of All High-Grade Oxfords, Straps and Pumps Specially Priced, Fxtra Quality, | ~4 ~~ " : Every Spring Style Represented— T oemorrow We | 3 a “ 5.00 5.00 i , Feature 4000 Pairs at Two Extremely Low Prices 3 Me \ | o. a. ES R ie : a to x s y , me Recause our crews are erta ° saommer and Fell se thar 1 eo“ ' ; ’ \ ' > -. 3 frequently delayed we wlll mak , ; . .' wr - & tial allewanee on atl erders pl installation at our conventerce. “erer up your mind now. while : ; : : : ; as ' ody : . ‘ | ‘ " : . : ) = Gg 3 - j : - 4 ; ; e , ; a , ’ . ‘ _ > 7% x f . . —— - oe nm 4 a sed int : :* 6G : ' ’ : .. 2 : - S " : : \ . : . aaa : . , .% *\ Me . ‘ . . , 2 . can vrahe tes ve fallen and e State funds of Cub r ‘ abe : | e mS ie winter are ailfresh iff your me hi in unt one-eightieth heels | er me : ) a. needa t worry about fuel supply fe iow mW 8 i $350,000 . eta ~- ~~ ~_- ; - aaa . 5.5.) . 1 a sone it lhe money you inten ° ; . ; - “@ 4 " 10 ae : Some Ignored Contracts. 66 . ; ** 66 . , ° ao" ipvest od in a Ne Lol Automatic © t. _— : Many banks have flatly refuse dies’ Sport Oxfords Ladies’ Oxfords rayuuede x He beating service that does : : : Sirap with patent auroral’ ‘rimmed with fo meet their contracts with the | FOR STREET or SPORT WEAR WELT-SEWED SOLES leather trimmings. grudsery of coal. posit ‘ Se ns one 10s. , ‘arious other combinations. ‘ : ” will want Nokol heiore cold weat comfort that youl neighbors are yut Nokhol burns mil in your ow se . he a thermestat, it gives you ¢ pesit negotiable secu of dollar for d: times. It operates maftomatically, vention from one end of the heath ing Of Sta ° T easu er Theo ns . = ec avd hee s ‘ : re ‘ . . ge. For Former $6.50 to For Former $8.00 to will le many days in the spring asking to be relieved of their con- at ; _* det “ine A le ‘ ithe beat in the mornings and tracts. The Legislature accepte) Sizes $= LE — 4 0 ( - ng ae —_ db ‘the amount of heat you want their piea and enacted a biil ufted 3 to 7 o. Special, *° % a et. $7.50 Shoes $10.00 Shoes Fd | sbi » hiv and easily as for the w hol : ‘.s suit . rr Coa rT, at ’ er > oo rw; aa « he tivde - : a west everheating the house. as taken a different vieu | - i . ‘ . ‘3 _ ; re KS > x 7 a ™ toing the bill he declared: , EXTRA SPECIAL” “Misses Patent Pumps Re i a oR > want to install as many Nokols as The anly question presented by The Audrey Sandal SATIN BROCADE QUARTER : ; Wd the inconvenience caused to Ne this bill ie whether or t the Stats , ees et ee 2 © a anal ions “> we are making a speq shal! arbitrari) oe Ragga gnman FOR GROWING | One of the eart) ef biack satin, suede : ablation | A.) arpitrariiy relieve and release GIrLs Snrirg ev les me- trimmed. Other satyies ae now for ‘n. : - , ‘ l. P 4 - , > SS. = . ° ee . pia aa ne Pe RR p ss - d Lay Let _ redress ney ae kn | went | and low. rude: ; : Positively the greatest sale of high-grade Shoes this store has eae pterms than 'f you Gem; recress a lower rate of in ou All Patent Pearl 5 ' - ; hong ue | a . 5 : - ‘. ‘ . on - . ‘ the State funds. The bill at Strap heels . . everannounced. GREATEST because of the values: GREATEST : SHETHE NOKOL COMPANY (C : Smoked E'tk Patent = : | heear mrit’ titution and the taw as i: Sizes 2%: t - ch . iat / ~~ e "T “rae ~s \ ’ ve Se , " . 4 2: ‘ fi + e. wa ogous ema een eeep reget An 634 ¢& Misses’. 7 (0) ~ spend for footwear without first having attended this sale. rt] or - ad ; or . . and | ddirg ail amour'ts - rs Styles, 4.50 12 to 2. bd y . upon which the origina Not every size in every style, but a wonderful assort- ee Getaultes. at such rate of in-}1 “Misses’ Sport Oxfords” “Big Girls’ Oxfords” ||} ~ ” ' : To 6 AO SB .iattire desired to relleve -*2 a ee $ hanks of an) respons: Diiit the’ Misses’. $4 65 3*. to 7 3.00 . 2 - > Sa a ae Ne | Remainder of Our Entire Stock | of the old contracts 4 nd S13 to 11. . wom ists | reietting of a!! the fund r) bill —— — wow nae o. - “Children’s Patent “Patent Roman Sandals” net abrogs on ot ait the entra . hah siete a - ney BS : _ | x s = $4.89 $3 5 i) $3.89 $6.59 $7.39 | eco “irs PX $7.85 $8.35 $8.85 $9.85 $10.85! n finest Eastern makers, offered at proportionately severe reduetions. Hui ro Since this is , edillands nts No heels hae the powe | , : *x.s's Lo re : ti ‘ . . 4 A “ ‘zs a “= - - —-—* oo amm@eess “-“ -- : eo e-e@eceee es ~ pooss @ @e+e Se a . o- *-. os * - . 7 *- “se > a -* 7 ‘ee oe «+ «eee ttenece+«* *** ied ~ —_ -_ . . -*** se0ee00800""" ~ **-« ‘e+ =e «€-« -* ° ol _*- oe see lel e “ oo -«* - . Are See Las Br en ibe 3-PIECE TAPESTRY SUITE a) SLL t} | , . Phes _= . mm) rianvie se) , " me R oer rt ch wine Thies Dining Seite censist« of 4 ceacive leat her-semt chairs. 6-feot «ttensten table we nll "‘B@es _ af | econ ee . . — Tie eiceiient construction will ancl a large-size buffet Your chaice of either a Queen Anne or Leuis AVI de- A dteemen, Gholi ‘~~ price erers heme «heuld have ene sign. in walnut er mahecanr finish Yeu will wender bhew we can etve such ‘ . eneseal valves. but eur &-stere Suy'og will anewer tte 4 , ‘ ie _ - € > =. a ‘ “= = = ~~ = “= a ‘ > . . -—-_ ~~ . nis ~ : rae . - . .- 7 a ; a * 7 . ee ed s ss aA val MP Teblets) eerecoeerrs at . . —_ - - —7 . ~~ « = — " —— ~ . ~ ” s > = iz : : - . a ie = : a _ ‘ a yw re ¢ . oy, a wr a ~ ‘lta, : or" 7 . : vw . : ™ rweuT » te wence Of the hr, px z. - © . se vs fi: ‘ = 4 Wah GLLerr re Lidsalsae ‘ Ay ve system —the , : ) te - o :' +m “ask tn ty Y a md bt — i - a - « ‘ = —_ ) | , t. Louis, Danville, Ill., Cairo. Il. Mound City, Ill., Mounds, Ill.. and 2 in Louisville, Ky. = i oa ms poner ae Ueber eeeeeadartiatiati ¢ \pemse, é ” , ** nos Dental Cream. i ” hw $29.75 414 North Broadway We Buy for Less and Sell for Less Between Locust and St. Charles

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y . —— PUDT UISPAT En” - —— ~~ ee tt A LLG AA OC , Shes Will Cure Y [RAIN WINNER a ehes, metatarsa i) tran! — Foot Troubles OVER BRAWN IN ar % inions, corns and — disappecal > when vou wear properly fitted YALE CONTEST | st - che re a eth east ; fro ‘the ‘attoctn tents he Boston Lad Most Scholarly, ia Day Thru m p make Bhoes to 4 ndividual measure New Yorker Handsomest; ctrscew 5 Seppe The life of BO od Sho s can be eon at Seniors Against Chapel. Everybody Loves a Real ee Bora _onaa MOTHS _ Karges Giwwes That Kind — =) E. LuDwi Grand ad Fork Ins Wale seniors’ voie was annowne e Irregula ime It’s | en : iaeaihattes a None Are Irregular alae Nor Seconds wih, NOT STAIN : ‘ogee corer’ | Chiffon All Silk Hose but a New York city youth, Jamee|{f | omen Berk, oxime sheen a oe ae Use it NOW. Save your fine ae vent | Sees | ee 6 r — aioe | Hiei Nida Waele f Grade for...-.» | nas gaaane, . ae a Spray Enoz on the garments, furs a and woolens you are packing away. Also spray moths for 25 years _ Extra Weight Pure Silks $ 1: 85 without stain or in- your rugs, carpets and upholstery and you —— most desirable weis 1! a erith d Pumps : Peekakiit, which produced the P ; y DU ) Hie? Nokol Si. dene Ellery &. Husted, whelll aupaiareen | CTOCR Nore ron "BraTr ee will kill every moth. What’s more important, you a f bi. as 1 | re, Our 9 Crocde I ics. : e : . | J $2 25 GI oriuinak: sibheneinl will kill every moth worm and every moth egg. senior who had done inost | e Wel ht Pure Silk h killer. Avoid . at , —_ now : Bi teeaiar’ sect to be adrain _ Me ~ poe we 2 eee SEAS 00 mre some 8 Fs Enoz is safe to use. It will not stain or injure Because our crems are overtaxed im the Inte en ces he, 77 wi, $1 ‘35 ade a ee eee or effect the dyes of the most delicate fabrics, furs and mmer and mit s« ‘hn mretunilaiion : > ' . comfor that seoul neighbors are eniovineg and wouldn't o . 4 , ‘ , a ne & ep Ce acem 1) Seeeae. sort kK & K a ’ a ‘ ‘ j= 25 lave ‘ i? e} 13s . €©8, oul Brace KB Cc : =) es eee, rs POR Nokol burns oil in sour own heating plant. f on- hy a thermostat, it gives you exactly the heat you want | se > ffs | } i , ‘ ) “US Annual vote se it Vals THE KARGES HOSIERY CO.. S21 Locust St. The POST-LISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening dimes. it operates automatically, and requires hardly : one end of the heating season to the other ay ion Pes enereatit fon from © e se Rn i4 g his a Bewspaper giving Associated Press news service. Se ee ADDED ATTRACTIONS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY!!! y and easily as for the whole day, without at any o v ; . ‘pti. we | } gerbeating the hous ™ en , : i P. , | " ~ ' . Hi Cw ° * 10 instal! ms mia, Nokols nie« peessible before lall. oO mAs . . fF a . a ‘ le . . wf . > az S6 >» a 4 , >) , > " ‘ ‘ ‘ , 4 ae ' ' ‘ ; * ad : ‘ A { ’ ; So the inconiverionce causcd to Nokol purchases by delay ste > y > 2s ro bet de J , i abet ; in, a) bee t ) , new cut-out lations. So we are making a special offer on all Nokols Te . Nae : ) ; v4 ! ~ ee im pe b Bh. iy | pattern. shown ie all at a mience. This i gal: faverite relig | : | = ‘ = ns /tee | oo Be A & ) | now for imstaltiation a Our Caonveimience., i= iS Jour .* : i ’ } ‘ ; r ‘ P 4 , ; ‘ - , . x £ . ’ ae ; ‘ | «i 4 ' ; | ; , ; ys ; ) ~ | blach ton with black ul ——— a or Seceinies o= HE NOKOL COMPANY OF MISSOURI ||. for, Jonn Rarrymore, fa- | .¥ ARNE Ny MAN UNRESTRICTED SACRIFICE OF A-$375. 000 > ae sents Street pt. Louis = meena: | arth ) STOCK OF FINE a: ore saat a me LEP ( : 1 ty . $18 Cedar ests a ————E me ali 7 TR gw iV fen —_— - SPECIALLY FPRATURED Me —_———— — -— - eal . ” . l) hinds and sices at_wrices cut = = : > Fi oe $35 Breakfast Set a ) . half for thie Steel censtruction and atractive appear- ‘ weg ‘ oe prises drop-leaf table and 4 . aale Others at . P A closelr resembling Ww eod: finished , rourn -back chaire: rich- . e : } 2 1.20. ’ s°s B.75 tut or mahogany. ls Aen erated in enamel and $77.75 — ‘Hlalt SP send PUT ht a Um, : Our Usual Credit Terms aS —— = = ha ’ Patent three-eyelet with arn, overtay, as well as other etrtk- ing effects. a . —_- ° . : ’ , a " 3 . . . —— 4 — . — ; 3 " - z ~ § — oo ™ ~* —_ > D tieneeenaadll = : r. ; ‘ c > " . $80.00 Massive 3-Piece Davenette Suite Sates ! . A ‘regular S80 Darenette Suite t« offered you during uite tx constructed tn rich walnut or mahogany . ete intreduction Sale” for only 844. Sturdily construct. | of ry finish and © espana large bo 0 ay bed. dresser he . ; gi and coneiats of davenette, jarge armebair and larce a obifforette ‘he unusually Beat vanity — dinate a: siden enk of maheasas Gan saner Tilustrated i«x priced at £53.80, ° $110.00 Three-Piece $76 £165.00 Three-Piece Davenette suite a Duvenette suile SIT tLEL Lilie eee “4 je il \ TTT” MMT ee il “y Sean A e a a i a : ; THIS SUPERB BEDROOM SUITE $230 3-Piece Overstuffed Living-Room Suite | Constructed of rich oak In handsome nut-brewn finish. 4 asin ole Ste ateatt seme wee nineteen Sees (omprises large bow-end bed and dresser having piate IN TRB ON-SALE upholatered tn an excellent grade of velour ia =a beautiful shades ( omprises davenport, «arm- , mirror and tarce chiffwerette PRICE ehair and arm rocker Ns carmemrdtaatictng: tapestry cushion Living-Room ee ———— BEDS ESPE CKA L 4 Bh fee." TURED:?! serine arms; wep construction 7 —— 7 | This Brass Bed, Spring RScraichii, = : ae ; . ‘a and Mattress a Vanity Dresser, 85%. —_—— nate THU LLG » th neh bead and feot no has mastite jiy-inch filiers end attractive ornamental! tube meunts Is mad: : in lacquer finish and ribbon APPL, nos biue: santerry . panded =" ve - | end emer te $55 High-Oven clean-—and $30 Gold-Finished Casnittaiattais | | SA with all mod Gas ty 30 app ii- Bed, Spring and Mattress , — Fa 3 allt | te $28 ind “9 43s 95 lden finieh Continueus posts. fire hearr fillers: «oe “ lomee er any other color Included is a coe | == 8 Cs R se, te well-bullt. cotton mattress and an . enameled . ner > but offered during 1 > ali-steel eprine, c “ 7 ee : 65 K ae C < i | : : | lad age =: 49s ‘ome tn and let as show rou a «pecial valoe we featere tn Kitchen Cabinet at $19.60 “FURM iT; URE EM t.MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: it embedies all the newest im aT — Te rotemente« Tine!: co netroet “mere” 3105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST. <27"ORS & aA ee iy = tM Eg me, v aLiss athe tate inet ti ciatin, tein tania cathe Uae Ga aah ken TTI PLnHAT EVYENTXG APPT &c +aee me cman Ghana eee ees o CT Ase RAC T MmicmatTcuU

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- THURSDAY EVENING. APRIT. 26, 1993 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wa ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Cards Started Out Like a House Afire, but the Reds Managed to Put ‘em Out in the Ninth HOCKER PITCHES FOR ese see tenage=egmen ae pel gran Ww ake Up. cA ?. a ; 3 4 . a a? : Be yi : g S e>* - = “ . . = 7 7 . - H >, id ‘ad it gar ae 4 . . - . = . oe * ‘ : : « 4 — _ - + ~ = = ' ., - . 7 > - _ oa " : “4 > “s mn . "- » x a . , - = = 4 js : a - - + . - ‘A » - : e Pay > re * ™ . . * : = ‘ " “ey . ey A Le on re , + a —— - « . . - ‘ - . - ae - 3 ; : ~ : : . aa * enh * iy ' Y 2 . ° - ™ —_ " “ - : 4 " s, = “» b . - — - s ~ ss 4 . . - ¥ ° 6G ~~ ~ _- ~ " ~ . . . . 2 ” . : J - x = % ’ y 4 . . o . * ‘i oe ~ —_ . a « ' : ? he -_ » now fills in wher > appears in the me | By Bert Igoe, DETROIT. Mich. April 2 B 3 ers 3 es 5 : : , 2 KeKiniey 1 ce 3 _Dispaten’s Eastern Bouing the American League season at \athority. °*4 — WMicheed capac ‘Vv cTowe re The .? vy weight ra 5 x . - ~ - ~ : : _— aye - . - aed te : : is . a } = 7 et ad ‘ . - ss a4 -- . ; ¢ 2 — : , . » -. : o . . , aa ~ - . by , eae P 7 . : . or . : , r « , ‘ 4 i ' . ’ “ a bh eV. ' . "2 - ~ , , “ ~ - + : ‘ s ’ ¢ : . . : e . 7 > 2. "a y, . 7 : : : re ; : ‘ i« : “J % 4 ; : ¢ : = SETI TO AS PARNER > oo 7 “ee o> eee ok ed " “ ‘5 Sa? pa Sie wo t = —- ww Dre BROWNS AT DETROMN 0 0 0 a = — ~ e. ; ie : ‘nh \ ‘ . — . - a . » 4 Frank K ° 4 , os » bul . . . arc : ; : ; : , , : . - . who is sg —_ DETROIT , . r 1 did net gilee 1t@e , ~~ EF lef? Ptef! shu . 1 i.rst in Rip Go pI : “ut a . ra se ‘ " ‘I A e The Batting Order. , ma Pape om Ens E Gun-bine _ May pe ean re ec ens . -_ . : e ; - : "ae: wa : @e “Mar = he will farce Teun tes Fitcssimmers at (emimsey 1e-resead. seo- contrel, base ta, Be» — will be Whhe's decision Soot. thew asa * gms che Phillies’ park, >] . » = : vi | . 3 : - ; 7 iu “aig 4 ~ . 7 "acd = . } = " : : . - . . 5 _-— 2 =. . pe ; 2 i¢ Cubs Have Proven Piers Call on treme, pened 0 sinaie to batt. |tnes enice EE on) aaa S go mitt defend Bim th Be MUBIRST INNING ubs Hav Me Racing Results — : 17; vahch frame, poked « single (left ings which a ee te oe eee : , 7 - a » . . : : am — ' . , a ¢ ? . > om 7 . i " is ’ ; ; : Teme * Leeagtrae. Veach Rigre ‘are , Sensations of dos ;, €s an igers es a ite tioatian ——— : se 4 | » £ sod sir a © —— en wee cack 2 caliant Tobin lined to H : A Huntington Results. rn ees ee ee fe Ce ee ie he mts 91S, be enteies egainet Merry Gree ia ETROIT —B , ——- — . = ~ . a : e . , 7 ' . = : 4 : : . iad " . are ‘t.arédeea. iat ae « alow ¢ ne ' Killefer’s Ciub cticaliy : , sos |'Washington University Will >: | | siesta : 7 1 inte. , Bok a ae oe at Maltfax. %. %. ‘obb for +4 Stands Dy + , Catchers Sto : . earned a single for Du md se | : eban- rd base lin ed Hane S g of the Clubs Duplicated its at of Sprims : foe 5 Show Improved Club im Se- e oS, we aah ia MS decent ents! thin ¢ ¥ oa weTigue. providing be = m ster ‘o Gerber ed — :, ’ ty Cates, will meet we enh Ce | ne aa | of ries That Opens I oday. -@ game was the throwir +) perfectior 7“ anal Ey «. « 16-round. no-decision bout. ake third um tt Lo De AMERICAN LEAGUI : vs . ™ ~ SPOOND INNING RRO. YS ty .* afterwards, assisting in the Yankees + cx "a ac "eDt ed irew the a>piause ot the : : , . *-ags e} or - hit the ball hand om Gi * 2 Havre de Grace Results. \mes a eK | eee en aie inane crise to the al i . served tse ed -rowd to vocal al ; | dream es ' g . : ‘ sad * ire? ty ¥ erow ned a = ; - t ed | of ers iree f —_— — a . | then > 2a” attempt | bis o*8 NATIONAL LEAVE ; a perp et id ahh wai Busta i ne t . P > he 7. ae Beagres te Referee W lard Ge. °° Reval F ae ; his manager la =) ompanied the | r Keann nd Be njamen are ee MORAN SAYS HE IS | Baseball Scores mooie ~~ se - Eiotter waa ait Simese oe ere] re oo MET ALL BUT DEMPSEY Yesterday's Results. NATIONAL LEAGUE. : calser if , arn or . i ‘ . AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘ie remméi. Holertn. Bags on Sa.le— ' | | | feat Pi-due $tok Re ve Suiton Is Here To Sign Fournier 4°37 9 ‘ ~ ’ ‘t a FIRPO SUED FOR $50,000 FOR PICTURE RIGHTS BY DEFEATED OPPONENT Former Cardinal Plaver Re- perted Ready to Sign Brook- sam Today’s Schedule. agg ge Anshan adie aiteniia , suit for $2 Traveled 4 mateo — svahenlipvedaon NATIONAL ome : ) ba: = , - ss segs i = tired or srtking 0 SALVATION ARMY TO GET , | | , | Beacon he ee ma HIT BY RUTH IN MA Tr BHahe Tee *,erT * “- * lyn Contract AMERICAN TeEAGtS ! a | . a furing May fnaed lac) ‘re . ; =e . : . . 2 . @ - 4 : 4 . & ra 2 5% tL... a _ ‘ ; : “gerer ~ ‘er es manegeer a4 Wart .. - 2 , ‘ siaiiindiiiieameeis 3 a . ‘ e "4 3 " —_ , m= elthke saw : : -—2ahe 2 contract ne MATHEWSON TO ATTEND ruc unthelinns Se . M'’NAMARA, PEORIA, NEW MINOR LEAGUE STANDINGS | : CIANT.BOSTON CONTEST ALL - FVENTS LEADER IN AMI RI AN ASSOOCTATION ; eats a siege hE cpio IN THE WAKE OF THE AT POLO GROUNDS TODAY ~* CENTRAL STATES EV ENT > - 2 | BIG LEAGUES ‘ , : PBORITA enacad's 3 ; : -. . "g ¢* ‘(entire a a WESTERN here voes'ie 2 + lee yc gal ges : S$ Bot ones : SOXING PROMOTERS FLY the e!!-events b-. ' — WEST! KN Assocs TATION TO CHICAGO TO CL OSE ie Resting Sf Lovix was t-08.26 oon. R: : GIBBONS-DEMPSEY GO Ted 652 im the sive De 23 e¢ 3 ; ILLNOIS LU. SENDS 21 na 67% ee in | SOUTHERN LEAT DENT HARDI TO : MEN TO DRAKE RELAYS MINOR LEAGUE RESTITS ; Western Aseocianon Piker Football Star Undergoes Operation, Injured in Rolla Game ™ aw “aiversiry “he “ese ag Piss a * recovers ve ras : ¥.. c : je suffered " : , ; : ‘ A " . ~ Relia Miner 2 ORIA COLLEGE rH . : ita fac Coetr Peabody & Ca . a.¢ 0 leaded _— gummemem = trem Koeh's right this - , | AY GO TO MISSOURI | 3 | | CHICAGO INVITES 5000 ———————SesSSOOOEE= ihe cme.” wt > ast Le teed | : SCHOOLS TO ENTER MEET — . = > siavy fretDa.l sega. » . . , ' . | | , po WE j (AT a FOUR Kooh suffered his iu : , ) : sail fi A = 1° when he imiured eae pov MAY i2th to JUNE 2d a COAT. oo = VES 4 cad es — - ! — Southern me? Teter : 3 tne - on " | | : ; | he i eile ¢ ' oat: : | | era: . 7 sa ne ‘ TIP Rey an make Pollieeee reeerretiers sew oo the 8&7 1- ~~ ee -~ ° oni St Leute datiyr OO PF OW Ww. rt YESTERDAY S OSE RUNS. LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RE VaATIONarLr LEs6Gr &. on oof piecuiianmeal vo. Tere, | DERBY SPECIAL™! 37 bo 2273 Crim, Pitteberg ! bs sed OR serTier «ieer ag -ace Roenenene ‘TEcta: Theay bh ile Wer Ith, Ieee FP Mw 8 Palimee - E PANTS SToOeE Cc oS Seas te retur’ ; | , ar ang-aew Tke Injuries ares > . . Sarr ew © Wesehing*er '"™ . = - eaattened ene of the best tack ies te track , sais and Vests. sizes 3/-36-35 »vathable Rech resites + & ‘ : i Gt a _— (pote @8 4668 Page hou e and , rand-rew Siue Serge ser's ‘WERICAYN LEAGT F. (+ geee end cetere ote. P 7 Sand-cew Wea Suits ae Rice. Waesktegtee 1 : “Bits city Ticket Offer, Sif '. Brendwas . is PiNE <T. . 7 . : hero ‘ r ta. - rorre S28 or ore qx teres. ro ‘ 1012N.GRAND _-7 = - BBS EI _ 4 mer -Sa _ ze "er = res ib q A se «4 ‘3 « * . ae **' . ta oer ine ie be

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he Ninth in Ninth When} s Batting | lack Lose Pop Jut of Reach of Both and leif Hurls Neor. a fair left handed rnizing some slight im into a utility firs hace ana vave Bre the opening game of LINOIS U. DEFEATS PURDUE, 4-1, FOR CONFERENCE VI etarted a nin Illinois Tennis Téass ORTIONS abody &.Co. Inc. Mater Troy FE rr! tu — “ee 7 (iT r> | 7 " : : : ‘ ° 4 Jersey Cit show ing nagninet Madison “Square (i.nrden. On June 1%. at Hintifax. %. &., weTiguc. providing be still is cham- pion. wii meet Roddy MebDonatd ie * 1#-round. no-decision bout. Mike i* (‘Ai rca The Re rot ree ié nee . : : ! + ; wa fling (a! ntier or j wan of that caliber. and if ie loses! Why Is an Expert = knockout in . the : - | - agepa toned bouts he wv ve ist poail b | Mike MeTigue. that left our shores mee visit to ne a Ss ever dis oil Seaming that He Wowie . qowned kits e divi his ov B Dempery to Referee Willard Go. Jack Dempese: his ne Hearn and Joe KBenian are ther we 1 \ev Yor) lie 6s 6 “ge referee P- @he *' ; er ; » & thar the . balled dc Jor Hernia ' : ’ | ; mgerness - . e te ne P pretr. 7 ef being * ' : freque nirees ‘ Tv ard makes . mon Ms e \ ‘ , _ - iow * Bers here eeterds | ‘ ‘ . wr ‘* Tt ere a? e, a > i« hs Pa , ° ' \ L. - : Ky | View: . . " - . ° ‘ « _« ‘eo acre ‘ \ " nee " ° 4 . , " _ : = M sx, ir ; cies -_ ; Ratt e, °« . « f . . ’ and Ry rhe 7 LC ~~ Tin ‘BON { ry t re hk : 4 7 ’ setti re Y SS ee. Mr. Douglas Mac Lean, Star of . H. Ince productio ‘‘The Hottentot’ HOTTENTOT PESEK DEFEATS EUSTACE IN MATCH AT CHICAGO . “'y COLLAR | LION COLLAFS @ Sr PEEP EALFEPLEECEE#E4AG>ECeESEED ee oregapegets Standard Oil Company, St. Louis, Mo. Own Everywhere and |. Everywhere the Same Wit H the constantly increasing num- ber of hard roads, the display lines above take on a new and deep significance. You are getting out into the country more —you are motoring greater distances. You count your days mileage by the hundreds—before it was by tens. — You are using more gasoline because hard roads permit greater speed. Red Crown is the best, most economical gasoline you can buy. Once you have the right carburetor adjustment you can go and keep going without a sputter —you will have an abundance of sustained pull- ing power and all the speed you engine can develop. You will find a Red Crown Service Station every few blocks in the city and every few miles in the country. Buy Red Crown at any Standard Oil Service Station and at most Garages (Indvana/ —s — = 7 — — > ~_—— -- age Manager Eddie Barnsbach announced Tne@as re mu j Ci i! ; silt : : ; IN PENNSYLVANIA MEET sueRtion. They are entered for the man being Miller. a good Aaif-miler here today the completion of ar- : rngements for a match between NHar- and Ilarry Greb, eR eR errs —- tee 5. ee , - a et . = ae oo ey rt <-- Sree

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os Ten WY ee . =quals that of the Daily G! obe-Democrat and the Times Combines APRIL se $2 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISP ICH ¢ — Bllpe it eG . mas pace sie tie ig Cg IN token of esteem of 2 : ends am ae er? 2 PRE ae - masta gasoline é ‘ve Rokan’s a wee te SS j or > r Seen Ciud Amniversry. QLD CONFEDERATE VISITED IN| Siss",cismistnoc sts SS Addressing Sree - 5G i Bm Ga ; 1@ Dt if » , : enmesd : ” A ; Your Circulars by Good Pee Town Club will celebrate ! tenth bivrnway at Hore! chase m= MIGHT BY FRIENDLY GHOSTS —— S hy’ avn, soma even re with dinner at ; ociock and facie stipe ine. 8 With - Purse . Take (xibb’s B - t. Josep Ss Phone. ‘yi 2 Ceatral. i339. __ oe . on - ' d exerctees following : ‘{ 3 - oe an he? &y wg * Accu Nu re medy instant first-aid bandage LIVER REGULATOR sag ADVERTISEMENT _ ee ee a Headaches—Colds fe fac Ge finic 1-New! \\. I & BLoop-LIvER- MIDNEYS —=== POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. Apri! 26.— * SST DISP is only St. Lou! — SAYS SHAMPOO WITH «ose he a ae aa ei Pe Eh sree ee seid oe Ser re “| STOCK MARKET om ne Seg ere OLIVE OIL 10 HAVE as ™ , > = ” : 4 ; p> te 4 - - ped, “a co oe ~ : . ‘4 ° aa ~ _ £10, od ¥ + es ° : 2 > ' ~ ™ é 7 Ears LIMITED ‘TIME ; OFFER! pee | fave oe £0 rd to hare as you tnmin« Beauty specialists now say to sham ) aad | ogi e's * aA SS . Market R with olive ot}—that is the secret — nly negiay : a F * By > \ oe Exchange et cac- ecause it is the mices* : ean- ' pi | | 23 ; “ty , *2- ~_ a ; 7 . ) 4 a. > ; e _- >? . . — ; : “A * “ . " - * . . . , ‘ oo —_ ‘ eer. , > sers; leaves hair — _ @ bonary gieaming ech iy | 7 > > * . -_ A . ° y r an °. ‘ ‘ . , » onal =~." » , ; ™ ?. : . a _ ee = heads o* beautiful hair > ¢ V( 13 aie , - > rr >. . ' ; x rs 1 4 Wire Freee the Sew Vock @ve to it. ihe simplest torn e teacer ine ; ; - Ce , a - garesa of the Post-Dispatch. | _ easiest tO use 6 raimouve am- . * palit i a — . ; ry : : BE a poo. Thoroughly cleans th ca | nad ws = a ‘ : | we, ao, a aa > : . “ 3 . . ' : : . _ ; 7 ’ - Ma. ———, _ . “ ’ j f- : ; - : , ° - , 3 . ‘ . 2 ~» ‘ a * and ecalp—remores a.) Newer leaves harr cry brittle. elope ° fr. Hilte y os can obtam it at an’ ru rf 4 Pause for Silent Emotion. 3 OmMmorTrTrow department store tor a few cen : es af as 4 — . , AS et NO Oye ON ee a A A ee ai a nama ies —— : I ar an : CC 2 Th + « Cy oO oe _— 14-STORY TIMES BUILDING SOLD FOR $400,000 AND COTTON LAND Rolwing Land Co. Is urcbaser of structure at Broadway and (hestnut “treet i ee ee os =e Se Quick Clean-Up of Player - Pianos tay Instruments and Floor Samples at $175.00 to $200.00 Ateut Onec-Halt Oriotnal Pricee ef t 4! rut herr or ee BLSLAi« : eo! : eat gate . -- , 4 =: “3 BORE: Cay aes et: i | Since the announcement last morth of our Six-Sixty Price the sales have more than doubled in ail Rega! Stores from Coast to Coast Wrote op Couper rour 2aMme. ecc pepedel | CORRE ees bee" There ts no added charge for more style because every style in Sixty Stores ts now Six-Sixty Six Sixty cdl One Price y _ Look for the store with the = Wear-Ever Window Display = BOON VILLE—Zaersek’s Weeder “tere VONTCOMPARY «TTY Be 'NVE TEARE— Rreeadwa,r co .woiwe.F red W : ance sT iVv=+ * i... ‘aoeps Pa : , : ' se > cramec DE soTe—B_ «. Dertmers 2&2 So rRo’—ire - Kees ee : -_ “= . 9 @ = . & . - - sa a : ye ee ack ( seh “rere rn * To. RSrefetae Baw © BI oo “FE 2: os.) i. 4 sence c ompanr WUBERLI— ‘<u mae Haw | ?. ¥uITE wil L_—Leveutcis £3 Streeter Bree. Nae aa Cr Coast to Coast Bos Olive Street. 5: ‘Arcade Bics SEN NN NNN NNN ' Jieheus Hadw (empenr. Lee A Yewete State and 4 Geers” are COO OD OD ODDIE

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«“=2 sense ae om, : ae STLOUIS PO | es =. Fad cmevedl oh JST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1993. 3 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee - - et - = - ee — — ~~ . _ = o _ a — 50 PMS ARE MIAED i NEW YORK STOCKS / oNEW YO Per | , és | Thousang TRE ‘ Fy ? a ss deal — os —— sapere By the Associated Press Addresses ‘va : } » ange . ; . lied =’ . C —_ én prt “ el ~~) a1. s ; . . hs ; , a {ol ‘2 , YEW YORK Apr rk Exchenge ———E and ~ ey Eee : —— ————_—_——— . cs 1~ 2 2 ' Salee—Security High Low. 2.30 vo. mM. >it rit Lie = i? x 2 , meee Pane -_ 7 £ = SECtTTRITY Seles, Hie y St. Louls eventne es | Stent ais ._Rates | Open. Migs. “28 ~ Sie" INDUSTRIAL BONDS. [ CMPS ln a On *3 \ y —- . > 4 4 4 . : ; | } 5 “ 4 . . . é } = ‘= °' . s : ; - 6G 7 ; “ : : per . ; E ; - aa ; " ; A> d Tr Fa (", A 7 nines Show Little Change—March Earnings Satements Keceived — Exchange Market Reac- ponary . Be or the Peet-Dicrarch. sew FORK Post, in .°* toda 4rrecule gs marke’ arew fort? ' ' Bid 4 groups of * | ; ‘ TALS AND EPOLIPMENTS. “~* ' ee ee ee ~~, ? tn = e ge ves on the =" gtur of a and to abo little ‘T earning @ nee mt wed wih $15.56 wei,000 a a firn 335 ~* —-— = ¢ 323 - “21990 ® re ed Ee > A ° afte’ e- raised tr | the noon hour and : | Y 7 Pi, Gen Ket ¢ , - . me ' : xs ae, » Be 117% 3 13 : 1% 944, CITY BONDS pete > & “18 a thy Exebance Market Heactienn sl > “4 Fen . ’ - 7a hh foreier age ot the water in wider “wis Be, eerie’ | Tita eh ye : oe St.Louis Stocks | ">. , nan | | oar) gmat) 26% . Fle 3 ; | Pep ie PB se: > | 49 | | — STANDARD * cere 1 aMaeeen Ghent aeeiieiiine: aatienedlineed | e:5 = - 2» 89 ve y ~2245—@y4-" o ee : “4, BONDS : wo * ° of NX 3 LOO 4: 42% a, Sa les Siow INDEPENDENT OILS. Man fae, “> . 8 r ™, 7%, ‘su 7 4 » on” Se OE a ee el Cg 4 “use “1; en : ° : t of «} -* * im OPe Liverpoo « eof vest: r having unchar ee »s eT ¥ ints wr, s hat we gave wa Fereicn Bank Statemnt - * * x nee Kin: +3) aie ; RAILROADS . ! | ) | 116 cae New York Sugar. “Af —The : ’ _ \ : ‘ ~* : : : . ; ‘ s : “ . ‘ i i ; 4 Rk Aor > ° ~* . , ” . ° ~_ . ’ , @ = : ; o | . ‘ . firm » tocay ; ’ « a ie o ; i. : ; PORDAGN BONTIS > “Lced, Zine ond Conper” | ——— « Additional Markets See Rroom Corn. PrROOM CORN—Quote fa Or a? Next Pace ¢"* ~ ie a cnoice a’ > t) re, . - ‘>... - fate mc: Ve eeo2 22 e|Better Desks Mean Better Work The sticking of a desk drawer, for instance, may be a smal] thing in itself but, oh! how it gets on one’s nerves. And efficient work demands a clear, unruffled brain. GOVERNMENT BONDS ; , your office equipment is anti- ed install . — peerings, Money, Silver | PRICE MOVEMENT ON CURB REALIZING SALES AFTER a ty oe ie 3 ise beet. che « | | Perce Momescit IRREGULAR IN QUIET TRADE —yesTERDAY'S COTTON RISE | ay revo lobo-Werni eke. , - esksandChairs / cyy -* sce N TOS : a © | | ur employes will appreciate it! | uman nature to like good ho h an And you'll note ummedi- ' w much better the work is turnec out. Globe-Wernicke Desks are strong- ly and beautifully constructed. ‘al SE IN DAILY AVERAGE ee. os :.. —— ry | @RO 7 L ge agg ar, and Wa nted— THE Man The drawers pull out easily—even OIL PRODUCTI K F R WEEK (ras - ~~ &. : east: mee: ' ~ when loaded to capacity. Our LUCTIO 0 arrying {€ up cies | 3 neh , ere oe mores ge ) chairs are easy to sit in. Let's ) : 1 ~ A prominent and long established financia talk it over today. : Desk in all Quartered Oak $56§-90 : ; new ; . ; | . . . ; ' | 4 mt res - oF ) —— eee the United | ime the pas | | 3 ee ee on SE ane house needs a man or two—of unquestioned | ' of D Exceptional quality. No. 307......... tere : : ‘ VE\—t. W. Kappeimen WE™ pri! st ey gy ‘ yrig ny seilina ‘ ' standing and ability— in St. Louis and vicinity. | Complete |! ; , a ; | v3 oo ae ~ etinn This man will have a substantia! income. | Chairs, Sectional Filmg Cab- utier-sternon Mere. Ce. _ 4 ; Drv Goods Market Review. ) nets, both wood and steel: Chair ? i] a 0 k A—. H. Paper &2 Son ene | : — 2 . “ae f Oey | ~ RQ . in a Quartere a 2 N—Sikestonm Haw. Ce. ae}. . He should be between twenty-five and orty | Globe Safes, Office Supplies. Beautifully constructed. Ne. 1#¢*' ; . i ee | , . | ‘ five, with a clean business record. Experience Sectional Bookcases. : piers. 1. Reeeel! ; ' ' ) ‘TON—The Racket Stere along banking or financial! lines will be very 122s wols tuerine « | n- | peti Str : : ‘by F nas valuable but not altogether necessary. The | We Maintain a School of Filing and Indexing , rfeld A Sone ' } | i etewers & Walton | Re as a Yo table and permarent. | Pheac, Olive 1718-9719 * . —_ “ar emma Maw. Cm neon ‘ Liverpow!? Cotten Firm E Your reply, which will be opened by an ! Viti wredy Brea. Hew Co | : mo | 4 samme D will —_ held in strict — | r 4 402-404 AON\— Wt. Vernon Hew. ** —— , ) : lease address Box P-141. Post-Dispatch. \S—.-claer Stere Comper? r . - e 3 bale ' P TO tnovuar N. Fourth Street ‘, yy . Neold’« tariets Shep Pon Corn and u a1) —3. . Seu Nrefele Haw ( omperr BAtit—teorensitrin & Sone oe. , ee gy toy Ra ANE. cts * i i hh 3 =

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: | | DAY EVENING, APRIL. 2. 1979 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH \ SRS cme itn oe a oy) 2g . “waa PROFIT-TAKING SALES IN HO6 RECEIPTS LIGHTER BUT Se WHEAT AFTER EARLY RISE | MARKET IS BARELY STEADY News and | —SPECIAL DAILY— Hy a speoal ‘ ootree pete rs Pret - [ Pam gee f - BAADPLEY—==- worl 24 i9da ~ PANTS, *42 Srand-sew Wark mos dranc-es= Cassumere Pagis_ Sanc-tes Wased Pants. Saas ard Vests. sizes 37 _ Eranttew Bie Sere —T = ce a | oa A — man GRAND Stace we 2 - ” @ © sae ww ee Gah Grain Prise gh SE BARNEY’S ARMY STORE rome ee | a ..--- SBE, BUILDINGS DOOMED Sale Begins Temerrow. Smerrew, . Pus 3 A. MM. so WE’RE FORCED OUT! WORK ARE NOW WRECKING BUILDI To Make Room for Loew’s New The SALE BEGINS —— 9 A. iash (rem * oe S _e3ce WOOL, BRAND NEW Sects Stor] SUN - PLAIN AMD FANCY: tes THINK! TOMORROW Base LiL tes Se : ion Jae 8 bbi G2-S. 7 7? se ferwarted “ - oa ° & = > =r —— wT MN NIS G2 — 4 Pair = op* ‘s- hoots—hoots—boots- Better in [ ese Four Ways. S000 BYE? YOUR LAST C Men-Mem-Men-Men | 3 ¢ their picks deep into the wail ef our vacated §-story : as. and w work towards the Buildings we sti!! occupy wainmnec every where ro Lil erm - | a ' ie 27 the Sth and Lucas Av. side, because it gives us a week, and 2 : _ ' ’ jays. While all stocks on our upoer fleers are befng packed, floor. devoted entirely to retail. will offer the most startiing, ever siaced before wcrtai Tan. Nothing iike it ever srown ‘emerrew. Deors open 3 o'clock sharp. A sale that is bound t& ard cause a commection—because it’s different. Some goods eariy. get your sfrare to users of the new Goodvear Cord the beveled All-Weather Tread an vill tell vou it is superior in Sine ) | ir important phases of performance: . = sehr: 15c DELMONTE JAM peseed) Mow , | suginant ead Gan C Z Men's All-Leather —MEN'S S35 ce, Gabardine 2 SH VEN Acid proof. Made of fin- COATS - b est quaiity russet retan-§Newest beit- 24 — a ned teather. Forced-outgZed moceis, a: “ vest - price, ' piled is n , 7 a Pair Sines | $1.25 9 | Ladies’ 36 aan BREECHES” MOLESKIN. RS GABARDINE AND KMAKI ra oer Men's Sty Men's $7 Men's $3 —~, Tweed Tf Baibriggan FLANNEL UNDERWEAR PARTMENT |

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Me ——e SF 32,845 SIT TUATION “Wants” last year—18,918 MORE than its nearest Competzior “W —_-- eT. Lov’ 85 —_— —~ . . . at, ‘ Rt xne sethantes POST - -DISPATCH. a= 12) — - - = Le . rr — . . my — ee - ro ies : Se Oe a ee HELP WANT§D—-AEN. gOvs) HELP WANTED.—MEN. Bo ° . oo . : 5 rReITS. 7 . F ) MULVANY— Eni TUMOBILE vib Ti AS i r. jupohreo “ ro Sends oork. "LES-—Cw'd rirrace ° day, A ri) @% e re) An Be RSs Rss EAS Stet tes A . ‘7, ' : [ it — . } : 2 : r : ‘ Hi oad or, AAPA meditate PPP LP LOE LOA A PP lye wate estiineitea tii ‘ , Pp >P ; . 72 iar “.% ' | . > ,aey ' ra john F. Hylan bs ying J¢ , , ‘ ih. . NID di iA! Lap ' bs rENn—aa *. gixo oxperiont rough pena oo = ec : er Garment one capable of mek Marvii bay + Stag f th Rivers : . iy OR eos, x . rm A . rh, 5 Ba ae » 4 - ae : ‘ ' tant et trnent:. pub : , . Fl : : ‘ st one Pj: ,« : ;7 : . : ~*~ | | ’ _ py : a3 : ; IP aoa. r IRRINGE hk , + " ’ | 4 ; rap , . . ’ I ‘ ‘ ' , ) rr : _ . 4 fs 1.6: Loutevi) . 2 aren, Ot a ¢ , A . at Wi over $2] ar : ad mit fareba us, 1: N17 i'l keep bo ' }) : “ | ;ER— on eee, 60 | ieee ae grand Piot: | m | nin. taba wa ae ha oa 12922. The tather of Ai Seles. && sa a gt ON cat ge Sy a SM 2 Pine pay. THE HOUSE OF FIN ‘vay! | “us bbe) 4 wil ; ; : ; .? Me ; | ey t . a ¢ - : ran ¢ . . : ee ig ’ , “ 5 - : wish BI i ’ c b : ! fe : lbw ‘ , ’ ; oe , Sy | ' ' ad rT r t hy KESTEIN :, i W asi ington. (e) m : anh iM DAP?’ TS pease OTD" im ' " ne , -. 4 word ia mss - . ry Ry ani . C ’ é ADD) ’ , rh “ ‘ roe : : " ae en reese... } NE ) ’ ; Fair ap West | — aie ; mm ated 11 he eee ge Mion | real name off the : reais A 1 “3 \rORY MAN —Si' ~ Joe Cine | | ot ; CUTTE RS ev Cassimere Pants. a «=A prt! 25. 1923. a: _m.. John Dann, | prprsspy euefontaine Cemer 7 : | ilding: there you can obtain tin-| csrc~ | aie mondination’’ ecaahcdie “ah dani a a | | i | | ee Reseens of Sophie Dann (nee | onan sd rarered into res | vane ietmation. concerning "weatinan LENA—The first attempt to ||| Phone Tyler 1408Re maD C ACnoMi TS MELEE) Experienced «cutters and tw Worsied Panis. " f + , : : r.ty : ‘nt ' nee 2 ns . ; e ' : Unio! ed “— , 7 ; ey : ‘tate . i F.—-! : , “G . , as , markers for me ns sults and OovVve- and Vests. sizes 37- 26-35, : — | Stemeld Gear | , | : | ifs re under | Thoma nport. a blackemith of : | Py nese ae need -. ew Al | , the la > : . ; ' —_ 1° eee | H.\ . : Cae B , eats pp 2 ‘On at * @ ay new Blue Serge Suits by j , ’ har j ' \4 . , ~~ mM i oy i, ‘ Wein ; a, , “st : ‘ “ : ; . ) «a ‘ . ; re erg . a | : ; «4 : 7 an « il : ' : | ; ’ , a wt experie . . on Z P — « . : oor —* , ™ f-*. . 7 » - ° . ° : ‘ . oe ; " “ ; Y) —_ | ‘ . . 7 .» -« . : : ’ ad = * m " : . j > i. 3 ** » - : ‘ " : ; : es ia’ . » ' . ¢ . ’ 4 Z , 5 = : . ° ; ng . " - . ’ , ; ‘ ’ , ’ ’ ~ ' ’ * . ’ > s ’ - . a4 ‘a 7 - . = ‘ . " " . . : " n i , lial le S pe ; S oe | iv years. «@ Tork “joyd ries : 7 rie - be 7 te ape ? . .-, 1] " ] EG AT T a. ie > ~ | 5 } rep ~ ——= = ~ ra a ts; " SWresmne —~ the State ‘ef {,@oTe es | ; oS) j e a 13 a t “ : : j to . 4h sr Ef 4 N FOR MATION : ; — = we ' “4 . : “ne ‘ ‘ ' ‘ pik lism ier ing t@ wore os pones of funeral! . eed _ $M ¢ Mets ‘ " (By a Member of the Rt. outa Bar Assoctation. ) rn me yee en) Ker , i as ie -— - “ gre it - , 7 wl imtal 3148 Olive > GEILE—On Thuresda: ’ oa at Whitmor , Cath. ‘; tnd , ‘ na lt ar. ¢ nanse? r Of ANY Agpreament . ; iow canna? = te ’ terest | is husine 34, ers 4% LE RK —An Assistar’ 3a. m™ Frank J] Geile. : > ts yw ' . a, a ry ’ ‘ 7) i€ ‘ irar’ , 4 i niw 1 \ eats . ~~ ‘ ™ ri} arty : Pa er. , — Terr. Le ; ‘ a? / ood opoprtunity for advancement ; : Sanat 2 eter ‘ = se é‘ ~ oe - , | M 188, Pesy-Dispatc} BRiaine averur 0% @u : , nm i¢ reuney?! ; ; t hy Lie, — " I © Lf tnhinA' er 4 she ~# _ " e+ = ~ . , : 1 é rine efat. ‘ . re. > ac I : xs s ra , ': ; Gete inge Ss hind! > a 1 4 ; e os tu - ’ al ' ‘ ™ : . — *, a ; heey : : U j meant a0 ; rs © = > . ne " : 35> of 40, manag pte —_- ee ent, : git . : mt : ' mau ¢ ‘ , ‘ >} ‘ > P . . tz , "iy > ; ret-claes reference: ae aes NM 5 iar le @ fii ' : — + > . * 4 > ; I er. . , . . . Hox ‘I "10. A grandfather. ce , WENGE o tae 8 Burd; For rea 1 ne | r de a arte ematior ms Séaeeu ines = & vequsrwar: § 0s : , me i LERK vanaat , Remaine * |! sh fed from Tt RTER. ‘SS eG rer , ’ , , am 4 , ite : 2 fe. state ‘ ) rt PF : +: ust oe 1 . \% - ** prii he ' t P - ’ 4, AT enge: ’ ‘ . °*erTy ; Gay. Apri! 25. 1925. at 7.45 3 A leat ter-i1 wo , : o ae : Pree A é‘ week 1} : 6erick E Serke of 325 -Napp street, dearly 7 r take 1 — 3: “Saas . volts ' : } ust > > 230° p . re . . ’ . f ’ " . : : { 4 7) 7 : ’ : —- at \ 6 . : ° ’ ee j 4 ~e hu) an on ; tu f vile - '¢ ) ’ ’ sf “oN , ; - : . . , re? j ; : wes : ee ; = Pt | Fealt> and sanitation questions of public interes? only will he COnN- 16 fir r 2 ‘ i ; rk aear Mi pentie: : sidered. Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be niven. UNDERTAKERS : % o-wot-think the treat- ter in Mteelf is not fattenine. horn GEO. E. ALAHLER, t) : : | a 3 : . : e? esiy tte ps ioe — - ~ -_ ' 1H1K Oliwe vork., A. Jonn- e ° : ; 2 6 =e o : a Pp 4 : Py ‘ > ‘ z " . . Fr > om . . “ — . 7 eon tatters sliganagaie tli aaa AO A A cp Nn EE AI ert mgt «ele CL AN I LE ~ ——- i . . “ ail eis aed _— SS NE OR REESE I CR eI RNR RP om SER ER RR CR IRD RG CT AE 8 NN TTT TE SE A TTS TT TT NT: TTT TT TT TI AA RAI A tT TS TT ASNT A IT CNN AIEEE ELE: 8 I TS EI ON ey acne - “ —— 7 . = . a arenes _ we on — as oR er ee ee ee . - as ana —— wee naquisin-—hikidimgranslbicandiaindion statements hatte elt te - oe . must under co me EY ee. 0 Sem oemagme 0 Ty for nt . a ° a ‘ ‘Y ” e 4~« " , ; . - —_ — ; ‘ 3 ()?: Sm —_ duneval Dar ic ‘4 . - ns LAF A YETT EL AY’. ‘ ‘ . : ages i Ht ree E: tered int et 1" i ement / e f ris a (| the ren , sive ' | :* » me ' = >: 7 . f aA oft tANITE ANI [ANBLE LHTTERERS- pr 7. : vs rot , = ' : trie S&C Pi ' rerat as , lthor Fwns’ "Ana ®} medic . , , ange Menton Alarbie and UGUranit nd duu a a No charge for the mos? 3 * ms | oo DPeTatern. sk tae ast hool graduate. Mt poet eee. sranigs = . “hay - 7 : : tte | , , ry . r t ; rT)} nf Box fP-i78 ‘P.-D y' ane | er ' Pid : “TL.PIth ioung Ci porienmesg me be formar the 3 beautiful funeral sisal } | | : . - aly xturel barnes enerai market. Apply 4749 MePhes worth Free to : pel. 0165 Lelma ! iq 4 bs hoi , pois Rapainfvcce: : a Nee = : aye | * .s ote ree L first 1000 persons (adults) mh 2a. wt pigm Station. | +) ity : | ~ S wine Las pota pt ‘ ichman, freight el work i” | BOY—-Grammar school graduat . HA r wor (e.g whe cuter eur stere, be- , BASTING hk MAL ime Cl Vv. , ! rane ‘ gehen gree } : - | + 7: [> ena’ }! : ue , ‘ STORAGE AND MOVING en tetnoon aia nigh’. free | SITUATIONS —WOMER, GIRLS | "Rot Th Vande Mancyacttnn ? J . =* e = ™ =? race and ' idlie . : : . er nz ~ — — " .arr % an? . : ~"% ; > a. ™~ } . ' " 1 . : a.8 ' ; , eR 4iv “ene ; ? Bomont =o | - = pares ame ith seein -EPLY STA : Ho Ni ; 7 ie, - ply St. Leute Ene - j : , , i . 5 , ‘ec ory warehouse, 8th and upy. Lucky for us, that , ~~ . oa | 3 sceue_ Se wen Ft | Ives us a week, and per em. to | } Cemeter : here with : . _ Sicney 235. eee n 4 private or 10 clase lemons: ind “perionced: references. Rernont 10493 RESTED IN | ELECTRICAL’ WORK. | ROR ERE—Co or 1600 Norte are befng packed, moved . rere of W odnensa: . oni. Gr | : a . Be? END MOVING & STORAGE So dia. 3523 eaahn ‘aihamien 1K re Os ) RAPID AD emer 1 AED "ad aa forket at. gga @ most startling, daring, rmeee, of lacnere ioe ood Bir Arthur Gonab Dorie and , pa | Moving: 3 between &. Lewis. D atecd ty: sit lemeene’” SEM Aa OK ; peri ei, THE EMERSON ELECTRIC MFG. CO. | Koh Chia and Same naa it ever known before. : | . x. ] of Edi P August ver ; , | , j 3 ‘a 14 : eu A | t ' aaar Mi 6 @4) ol Renal 3314 Morgnas that Is bound to attract : " , yg rd a mcg " Fem 2 : ' “pe E sell i 7 _— se : | , . | "i x —~: E auaatn Ghadk aa pcre ae nt. Some goods aotually BP few and uncie, in hie tort, second | : COMING EVENTS , 1O*' : D how - . | , ~ (oth Auto and Trave! Trics r A ooly #* : ‘cM of ee LY : eee ee ~ a, | GOS ERNESS , | ee se : | _A BOK EKS— Trenen: water pipe. L ANG an & T A } IR a oe , , lf ' . ‘ ; r ‘ ; 2 . , -— : sami Lat es ' = before | a at 66000 we - lLouts Water and light Ce rage S . r : ; har’ m ee = =‘, . ad ' . : ; . Lae af 7 a | i. e. cen & Ta re " Pe] = ma al RESS rite “nan. bu | w factory ene , vr) » > ’ . . ™ ver ’ ry ’ ; pis ? y : ’ ’ . : . ; 7 . ris i* : sat sr" et STOVE REPAIRS 5E—T we . BPATER SUPPLY C at” tamer’ it ae : i : | : . L 4732: \ ? FRATERNAL NOTICES : BRAT eenk a O e ENTIFIC WEAUT? rCRE tava , . ona i. WMG = a ABORERS. Colored: day and yom ~s ee i182 rerconie: ,UNDRES né > icc ) ST a : night work. Apply 7 a. ™, “Roe 23, Tees t. Monde: Masonic Oe Meetings — | ! RiP wena igg he Wire eagicelin BB t Louis 0 N. Rroadway. amd 5:30 p.m. LEIVIN METAL tt) Emma = x yi] anes. $ juaranieed. 1. reeling, bes : . - er | , CORP. 24 Branch: (89) ~~ . . . - ™ _ — Aa! . : - ‘ is TA . ;+” @ eet ee | Ae tune «|| BUSINESS CARDS | = = Fara a = i se A OY See tt |e Soe tones | 1 eee ae eae LABORERS TTT Otc eam ALSO PICKLE HELPERS aro shapes for enamel } : T} ‘Ty ) _ ee o ore ' | Ril paper c.eanir 1 up, 3912 Fr ' re CARPENTERS & BUILDERS | ees | On : — ttiee Fixture | vast RO) : NDE a MARTIN MFG. CO., work: - agg os 4 Selina Pat ie gy OT Sp —- | TOMAS ri zs iy Aimerioan Fistare and Shum: 2d and Gratiot ia | os work: a | we | WO | , | er es NURY #8LP rhere, sieever, mae Eastern OLESKIN. os sees on deemed P . 1206 S& Van-ixz XS, ix? F 5as8 Windsor . Frank ABARDINE age ant | | , ND KHAKi Li Ad i tere "aes baa We Cr ; he’ pers | A rt oem. . r ‘ E oki ' — —: MACHINE HAND? — Wusée rhing, B sar tthe: >: a | | : ) EXPRESS AND HAULING PERIOR pai , nate 3 ered | ispley 40° daily 50 | : R. aaa N tie oe $3 Khaki Ts - ' 7 ial aa . | " sttescs! : mr) nf ORIGINAI cea c 7 INE HAND —““epertenced, for ; : . ~, . 4 : 7 ’ . ’ ‘ ’ ; ; g? , : Z : 4 ° : ; ~ . FLANNEL ft : ior : , | ; ronteeae eo eS caters f ’ “? ‘ 7 . 7 . . ‘ , ‘ : . - , s . » 7 ww se eatin - T ’ ' te cork in “grocery “ere. IRTS Me Ueseenteube: Pore No 7 ian ee. GAS PIPE CLEANERS e'l Mede ee Re ee te ’ ‘ re -ias0., WW ial =» ean sulomed le “~ (eace0la Tx oe @erk €*e erie o. tre io* _< .& er. ced ’ fe = 1°17 lente ‘ am mercie! PROFESSIONAL, ©. a, GS AT MEME eae “| ee gre | Sak — LIER BO aa os oe ‘+ . ' ' wae af & Reck Cloth os Ce . ‘ ‘ . ‘a? eee teer ¥ 3 = ~~ ~ LITERAR . 4 , . 7 . . " -. . . . » - a ts ove 7 fue li*ere en4 ao ee PLINTING rR us i ' Feber } r €@ page; rer rlere. in fornivere tere, Appiy ‘ . ‘ e ‘ ' . ; . | ak) Lak ee ° ratwr 24 oth aad . - . oe py , | — - — Exoor' onrea ‘m —— - erras ' ‘ Awe Ta'nmiteg ene *"SEmirg . ' ' «? a ee ed Tiers a2 Waaet 06 Mergen ot. wc. Ye _ Te « Deter anc {80 “rostosmann ry == /4.iuws ATALE HELLY “wants tast year—i3,79S MURE than tts neseset omc ) paar cm haar ;

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.7 . THU RSDAY, - APRIL 26, 1999 ~— ro pusiness FOR SAaLe as DO DO YOU WANT "TO | SELL ‘“£ YOUR STORE? i : hg eo ae ec fe er: me write ‘ gal! o- > Mo. ie * 808 BN. Gin ING HOUSE—Lownto MOUSEHOL price $45: . S 2 Hill. r: mene 810 254: | UR RNITORE D Goo FOR | SALE HOUSENOLO ai Goons Dini 2 room : WANTED TABLE ey SUPPLiEs ee eet tt, banat eT Lorre Ds ==: . ismiesieee st ... POST. Disp TCH 37 1 Busi n ss Opi aTe Bey a _ P tunity osc HOUSE. fel) large” Walrur : nes .~ . = WG HOUSEK—9 roome rame: rent | Pippen 4173 La Pines. martree PIOCe: | ICEBOX! ' ect; must) FREAD . . ; - ae | . —_— : £a4rap ~ Pent | Fy RNITCES _ ; Led fave: eo ess | | a H kK irts 3635. » . ea: ~¥y | REA! - eka ay r ‘OmusBites “"AUTOMOB: . wat | — AUTOMOB i sie | ILES AUTOMOBILES we : -- #. ona . Ue MERIGCA wh | "in heen city fo Peet in E @laiion If vou are i2@t 999; Bleo 10-roo ee gi® house, Wee | n aster 4 wr : —- : . fa Lis ne? . 320-7 ; . bougiit _ bane . ’ Oat Si HOG « + vid | | - f 4 ut le Darts a sie See erm.« . ~ ‘Gan f. . ‘4 =~ nA oid feathers Pav 30. te | j wy Oupdos For | ale 6 ns | i TYPEWR TERS AND app NG *fo —— + .—.. r Sale : ouring Cars For Sale ouring C Cars or Sale - Delmar ager tr. it).4h \, 9 f © o; res rant ~ : - + , « J GA100x— A: q f it Cre 1Re> ; Rl Sia’, Fizes er : mf 44°). ’a-e ‘ a * “aaa Feather Lo A mr L ih « ¥ ‘eS. 3 . : : P or an Pi ‘ rhs and Wi . ae iS) ; 4 ss ght: Used a al J 7 re . gc kL . e ; i =. > 4 “ : ’ @rr 1@4 (8) - aS CHINE : . , ; $- ‘a, i; aT ne neds a? GOR SHOP—Doing 1 business. 4 | are Tosser’ vo O Olive o) 2 Ue8; cash o- EST ca 6587. Kaniaen'Y used furniture i ¥PEU RITERS—e line a : oo sa real bargai: ease 2 painted. 9 9 a + . “ " ‘ , ~ ms = “ . a 2 » ’ . . . : ile “ on a ‘ ’ tween loce ~\? the busine: 4s | 7 NIT . Ry ; ~ * « ‘ a ane i 4 $7 i al lin *fta } Ctcber Tk. _ - , Makes. rebpelr ~ iran, : © . we . 34> : k 20 hevro] 4 . : —- iv?) it, koe! ont ao untition: Rroades ae? o f ie r rniture re J ‘ ; gto os Sf as > ie . : Pv iy ' ~e PET dhe =" in, See. tn ee, “ebainted, §° Der te. nal hang “ a a . ./ P — ” p : rn ran - Sin hy» =% eR —— 4 4 . 4 "aut ar 19 _ a ; ati. fej ex we : , _ wu : 4 a “act gonad, ' . ANORS ] 54e i re sy ff) RPS by >, . . . } 7 PEWwrr-a : . r ae ? ' - S >. | ne Sree . t-te : . mi , 7 “au —_ 40 «& V8 ~ ‘ TOL ri ge ra> , Ras [> { : > * 441 TERS 4 A rT, rh _ «? p ‘ .* - Ores ~sel ye 4h; P ” “na Six, $374 "tuie , See ' : Ty we. . 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Na ‘ e , mantis A¥ OG ~~ P ‘ . : © ' * ahe " , \" \ ruc rT. rm = 7 , re : if ' = : ; is . — a - -é. - - . : 7 . : ~y + . . . — i by nie a Mus : 5 a) j Vase wn irs wes , ” a , , ; >e & eo . oe ’ T Pr 4% veya ree — op : ; 9 = ‘ fags . , “wi ‘ ~ O° oe 2 [ie + 'COr | a 7 ° n* - ni, SOOd re : fx CAN ° ‘NANBe your » . >. CAR Fidel. me ‘wo bins $7.10 x } E lee; ‘Ss Natura! 1 ‘ "lat to. M ae OF suse "Ase price S35 . J : $1°5 , , : B35 Terma . - itlor > va ssenger touring; tn ¢ A — he eins "PLe 4 ‘ . : tw 2OnNa! > oe na.’ ‘rae * mtg abt | an y te . : é rT rs pb “ ° | : ne tat >NA ee =, e a = ‘er . C er oF ¢ 99° eatar Ld re 4 : ae new ba atter, 7 >arga y . hex kale pti Py em OTe rey ws . , ' LS Ss” = e! ZS 8 lve , ‘ ; Pit . cra a’ 4 £ 5) 4377? SALES CO © 3505 ‘ an ; . a* : . “ , ~ OnGeiet Mor, ris SSA? «& ‘ ° ” ' "+ . > , “a, rs " ‘ . *? ‘ ti en’rs _ - ; . 7? | ;- . P ” a J -— ’ ’ - = . 77 T Ridg. (Ger Sales & * Hollang | "a DOGesia ik ~~ & c a4s : : s) oe " . } ; ; ’ . ~siie “ ® ‘ . ‘uM -' ate GE have 1 actions go a : $4 5189: Sim: “ee ' as , reed ng! s 6 , 565 dowr 441 Juniors ' , OUPINg Given Awa - » o* . : one | re P . ron o« . “ ‘ . we ; : rt] ~ . LrD> ‘E—Jy ; o « 5 . - ° & a ? . . i Me ra 2 vs : rit 4 as , P - ad ohh ird BOAT U . oa ’ > 4 sii eS en - ; — ’ ° « P iv via? a 4 c- ~ . . n t» e inte aa ie Pires I N\ mec at ~ q ? i’ ing re Sulie * PO Ot th. ae. - — d - or rde Ss AND LA NCHES qi, . » Kk Atta ves , . ow lie + ey, 8° an trade terme » . . one IANGE | large ' Mahogs, Fis bh : LA me —— JF +- , ' ey is ice LMU Q . ee —_ = - '¢> enemy mia . * af ‘a “np ry Me ’ > P , ar . j ‘o. 7 $ , "= a? tz s, ° ‘ ‘. X . ; _ LOT MEE =n [pen is 5 \\ , ~ — j Toor ‘ he 4 ‘y ten «4 mits “Ss a o4 : . r, a . : , ‘ " - , p wets . . OCuTir i* rs ¢ ‘ ’ _ iV es Al. ' ‘ *> on + ane ap — or . mT. Tage ny . Q 7 = : . £ ’ ‘5 ve 4) . ° - : a ; : 2 i Recs - KONG " , 7 Sion : $. J 4 Tos 144) : . Boed o A ' RET ‘ r. ann f Bruse. Se —e bev» . . $9 ’ -_—— ROW aceceemes es | jond pee DODGE. 1pe 1Qe6 - : , ° ARPICR « ; . 2 1m ‘28. size O ' : ure at 1108 a ' _ D445. o te i ; >. or B “ ce '\ $s) . | #8 , in a ‘ m, - ; Mx] : c As _BUILDIN HORSES AND | ’ iz > 7 .¥ YT»Y* aoe ‘@, * .¢ d one con rh bay Iie ?T B > - ch ‘ €« ; Gs iy . ’ " es « , ryid { ‘ ’ i r hs " « as ‘. . : . . a? ’ ‘* = “— o ; 4 . —* - — —_ - . = : : MM P) ia Sa « , é CON) * 4 | i) a = z y : =. « 4 - “J ru _ - Food paint DOD : mg ; : : range wit, 7s $0; wis , ‘ Wante ) f condition: $145." + | DODGES—io_ jpa3- =~ ‘ *h ” . \ 1% ’ ’ . bs ‘2 ; Ss. ge : a, . > lot ek. -, * . . & ¢ : ey , hee ~ . . - ~ e 8 ~s . ' ° Ss ° : Lf 7 . ’ NE >I. ~— RO ‘Mrigenhyt ’ . ,. * ° . . - . . 2a an d ’ ‘ : ' ‘ mia « eed Nea! [race he j reset a : Le. 758 san.” or ‘ - i eng i ; : WAGON ‘ Z en Den ever , . Terres ’ , ws ae ' ‘y . : » 21a ; 4 line he = - . 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ee + pane a pe ARE YOU GO#NGIO MOVE? It so, every “FOR RENT” ad has a possible direct INTEREST TO YOU. “We AFR ey 3 POST _DISPATCH ave @ vs AND AP'T’S WANTED ) REAL ESTATE_WTD? ee musical : . ’ . I f . J ik mes » TY ‘FOR SALE .. . hee FR wat | MAXWELL — Demonstrators: tniggi mote t ms — any 808s . : Sous’ Goltes | WIE have cash buyers tor ot a : proP BUN ay lote goo! * $1925 so ° wee Koenig Me; 1- ”r 4° 5 balance @ce on phoregranph m° > : ; ; a e : rs. .ort : rere RR eS °% Y. especial - and 4 fan - fat, S ee teow trade, 2240 live ‘7 it tr responsible party 4 . 2 - ali — 7A « ~ 5. om rwhere responsi- . ~ Se ae ee ts — , -h ! with —-—-— = i wes y & [7 ae Shetls. 3°47 cash my 1G or “ “ 85 Gets Saxon-6 Tour: Bodies For Sale ; ROK oO. 1018 yPUSRSot FAS a. ‘ ‘aches ss . ey a athe : : | Zz 2. , nan a ret come feet eer « “2 Pte : . . ring $i5 . = 7 kt mM w . . C2 . ‘ra. a . = - f. - . — — — a ~ pes R_oway tr oro | IB Northiand Poreet €491 1.44) alking Machines Wanted OUNTA! me | : ) ee eee ~ r @ rir ys , , . . . ' ? . r “T TeSTNI°T sT 7 . — a ane , : t PE : = cv - a . —— epeyvi~ ss ke ~ - . 4 . ' , - - «a - apt ’ . ‘ : ad s-** ln ~ r ™ —s rr : >a . — " au : ’ : b| : : — = -~ ? . ° “ r - ~ar — >. Brae Ps 2s : - ENTER EVERTTH oom Phone PEDDIN Fl & : Bide. ll buve , . SEY 5 (NVESTMENT FORD DELIVERY BODIES Ir ences: phone, | ell furnished: ery | ory. now making a low winter rate, $1 paenerrs | ” Sean a: ve: ee eee va 4 rer gh ROOMS and BOARD] 22 ce eee. TS BER: am crite oo ae al si ~ lal ene* 1r~ 1 ‘ : ' ' > Sy ee is eg +}, PERSHING. Oo ane Ge marcy ~~ i S Taken tn trade. on @-Pass. coupe Ge uxe e i. Cat 60° das ; s” a , ; ~1 ner Ba ———— : = —— S500 “seh. ba ee _ baths, ar hot es 3040 lLacust st Vpen Senene . — or sre dave fo tne. discount " , : ™ “ ns = — re Rex. Coupe de Lure traded car cept et o®) + : : “7 ineestettianieedinis : ;, poael “se 4 : ~! am ~ = HENS TOUR a 3 | | | —— APARTMENTS FOR RENT : _MoUsES WANTED TTAGE Wid —Rerween Jetiersan pal 1991 STE PHENS TOURING | . : , andrs. EFFICIENCY APal ished | SINE 2 $5 ewan . Park and Grand, a Chassis For Sale , 7293 - refer | | maw PARTM! . GA LOW nani : Pica me + > . . . : . " “ , , . a n . ‘ ~_- iz : : ‘ a ' r : 3 —~ ~ - =715 a . ‘ ; — 4 : _* 7 Tr. of +t and 7 ‘2 2 oOCation. Eee ft ew s+ Accessories, Parts—For Sale . . a was Brentwood — “Venien ) Duy flat oF F Sa wo SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT ng a | * her " eo es se he = = 7. a SUBURBAN eae hte WANTED —* tw ~~ + — en be Studebaker ring. ¢ 151 | ee 8 ) 7 4 with | a7 -—y — —" 4 tanitor . Cabanne | | ret . Ps i ) a + : pers e | Loe a alpangg -rrem fir ? ‘man GARAGES. STABLES WANTED « + +e Caeh VWeNITIECPr LJ | oe » t —— , *eQ ° . , — pate Saitan yous : | : Two, south ro¢ ) 3 rani 3 A yo 5544 PERSHI ‘ bape: b “4 | O. 34y . ee aoe ents = | mo¢e"" GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent AAS Olive = ; : . ——- > | ‘ : : ss - S , : ‘be om ps . : i %s . RN ISHED AP. ARTM ENT : Vwest ._ — + FESTCOTT SPORT RING | | | ) , Sibe—Becend Foor wor [OTEL. 3430 DE! aiSGTON BL aT =. % & maeserge: ow * , , . "a . . f * ;, @ CHeeyem piace ta T : cr worksRe feo ba = °S ; : — . wn . ' ra ‘ raraa ’ ne catia 2 ape: may we ; “aa anes ‘i Richmond Heights a - - - . a ~* — ‘ P . ' e : 7 . » - - > ’ >= ° — . : - - = _ > . re ADL REET TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES ——— isezita—ost¥ sism --- - 6 ion SEE Centra! arin of Florissant. RRR university City RAMM! ~~ hie ee ee FLATS FOR RENT | ) Centra! \RTOLA HOTEL. 915 Mi in the real estate Aes Oe eet “ hy ty ee ae ae bese r= sea ideas sam os =. aring fa ae: | Pca ee Gravois eed eee i 2 TREE meas “bole an ouch her OES SCR SERS eine Org A geuannto, oso or geese) | Homesites Now Tearnt** han oe) he «| MAT Tr : gt _. expt _ : * Lied rs : — os bos | gat | ial » ROOMS FOR RENT—-CITY : | a | - jay erokee car té}a body: $100 4 | : | : 7 LEW 7 | Rog ve 2487 rod ) pets Res re ing s highsay. DRED lelix Centra! . , ~ : te Trust ee an EB nee Beh an 4 ss 7 ae | _ oe oe “oa . R. SCHOLLMEYER : : | R. E. CO SEVENTH ROOMS WANTED : =r aremant> For Sale + Wanted 7 bitare = ma | ment. = | x. | | BS Gansta + and HAMPT we. . Pianos and Organs For Sale : . ) | tee | | — eds ro — mg mp ye uit ERR RACE TRUCK: Ri IANO CO. 10 fee | Colfax 1251R.__ , ae : : : Benn —— , a eee ‘ orner Southwest Ave] | | SS | , nue and 59th Street. Tower § oh or time . ; an i ae ~ i ; eon o- oa (FER FARNETT S47. ES “39 yy ' , | axe nished j ns = —— ae ee . —_ , ". "a a (;rove car to the door. m S130 2880" Casn” $O6—Upright a pen Bairgrounis Park fietrict ae | 3 «. > + ; - — . . ~ — | oe ee eT = ahead: Lae 1 oreakts und. a= a, adulte: ve sans , GRAND AND OLIVE Subd. Mar. | : : : : a ee STORE FICE A R. SCHOLLME R. E. CO., Agts FOUR-ROOM HEATED FLAT renter oe ee earn een 104 North Seventh St. . ~ ° . = >” . - a Ss” ea "> - San “Td erly _— Sa i . 4 = yt) . Travmoor - aeny aia 1( ene 7% rq nt — . r fate ze. om ~ - ; , —— = — REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE = » 2 wen Tatkina Machines or Saie no re +: He- * _ BEST TOWN FO! 7 ark. etric . Ror : 2 - ant « i? EC NGA! ; “ Ne ; — _ aol ‘ar & il . . my -y tine a2 Th DIOR, | itermmeb ‘err 5343 Nett. ng tem 2 owe 0 ~ ~ “? ™ « a : : . , . . : . : , Os : . . _ °~ + -~ ane ° : ots ’ : - , -- ail BOMONT 2404 | : . a : 3 Medern: 5 resmm 3 * : - . , . . ° r . . SAM) IDE aeyT tM. ale? An Wwe Will @iadiy sena ae . — pay FP . J . ‘e . ~~ oF — iii 1 \ . . . : = attag A. — ss . COTrTacs 213 com phat » automobile to inspect | : ; : — Ron = _— PART MEN: age atuite . SESS : ) "$3000 ast Fabany 3655 ' - * - : — ‘ at ‘ _ . : 4 : - ; : —— , . 4 : v . ; - 4 * roar: ~~ vo su’ : : . e : | peal a } rs : i ner | 6 | , ay ramonabie. ™ | gre} \wabienes). : — ag oy nk [DEBOTHAM. @10T | .* rer ’ . - . - > 2 " : . e : . — ce y ' : : ~ fe eee 5a!) > De "owt. arc © ow ao iow , roe 2 oN A “uD e Doseess on r ace rity, i own @ vote oS me ae ay =_ i art : , — a : ss ° ‘ raik 3 ke north : at : reat , : : ; , . a 0 daya Box P- Se”. Seraors VATEROT? @ ~ . . . ee - : = — on . “ ” ERE ya = a o per be — vacate «toe 220 Sem 5 . y« : . ; , ‘ : : . : a . _ ‘$40 on anes. . . > " . “ ~s ; Pa ws Uhve S L phonograps | | ian . 2% , | ~ wait : a ) . , REAL ESTATE—wW’'T'D TO BUY “cm a . >a 9 . ; " . ™ F «" , : . a . .* . st ead ‘ - - 7. “ —— —e Open Evenings. . : : ‘ ' M4 ' , id Orcha wewstary. 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2 | THCRED AY. A’ miy : |e 2 gS ell a TATE—W'T'D TO BUY — ’ . Hheom propery _- Rex r 401 F’ave -Dispeaten an, ae Wie —: have huyere: owice- ms answer 24 houre - tie rs S18, heat. : os Aa i — — os of Pre te anc 4 fa fiate. en patos r chents Reve the _ . . ~ r gh? ‘2 ; ° i a" UF Bl Ghee .* - a hestmur (5) 3 — > . . } P ri , aif . o. . ‘ our? — ; . vne: pox M snr | (ob, L ESTATE FOR SALE MRABRLE LOTS . be 1 : “ Femre 5. : 7... ~ 7% + : ie ” -o°w A “© Ponting ; . e 31% > - s/s : +4 Me - ¢ a : en - rh ne - : spt _ 7 az , rer: 1 . t be / Ts ~ 7 ng as bea °~ > a Y 7 7 ~ 7) ° nda — : ied Northwest 1it—IN 7 } S180" if, ~ 7 ‘ss . mo @12: South : . rno ’a e. At — ree. - 2 ."; ad ° '* resin . ’ e * beck Peer ~ © yr a . - “re * @ereertios & . lore: > real estate hand ~ > imake money. Smal! wavois esites No. : PT On rn " ay 7h —_ ,* . . : . i : >, > - - > —~ 4 * . - > . ° t) HOLLMEYER .. n CO. N. SEVENTH Southwest Lb ARG AIN erveen ¥ \' . . 7 “ twee * r m A - _ es a a aa enk he eee AV i | NIA be ‘ —— ) ee Oe — ~ — southwest Ave “th Street. Tower to the door. ts for single and ts. Come out to- | WENNEKER. id. Mer HOLLMEYER CO., Agts 7? Py seventh = Marvland terrace 60- \" .¥ - Bes — sad {Ween . "fi. fee: on Kine's hie! ; *) Pari good igcatior & We'irewrich? Biég i acres i . cultivation - 44 on weet of # : » mite te river Me ; 7 : loam iand + ne « ated & .re0 ah « Leoute, Mor . acres good rut ing* Wateriot > - 2 te 40-Acre Farm Ss? jevis Markets ro ha r ~+ ho jeer as pie oan oon +h _ a ~ e nea a? farr "h acres ioanp * meaei'uTe ¥ po yt fru S120 aif cash: im- ome a ence . : - letra af- PROP’TY FOR SALE modern. cued ar Net ng herr .c}4 roome. 6 ronve" “es . ne if Ghx° 10 AM ©2107 Easton (© — . soe.’ . _ Tetany SO52W. : roorne rt 270236" wre . ee “ 6107 Kaerer " hariee car tine posible TruHAM. S107 Fase € ee Pee. MONTH per omer Q : © _ ont _ (sree . ‘ SA Fasten of 47°. A” 6 a? oe o sewn grepes oD res »* : . a 7 Ane Fore “ o Bungalows Poe * ~ -tvrte > ore ‘errs P's fer" ene - -—- 2 (7G ~The ey Lee agi ee mie » — a4" * Al KES. , rea’ Kirkwood mes covar’’ Richmond Heights mos’ o sek City ee h Un iver x W At. # ~~ Te > So ae bn ; LA A oer persor v bre , aa : e ~ a) Of thie v . Te ed mn WMe 1) ® GSK ba Ra ane . tore . m, ris \\ APR’ —____8 YOU CAN SELL THAT PROPERTY IF IT IS GOOD VALUE—and your story is well told in P.- ANTS.” "wa Po oT DISPATCH 89 pROP'TY FOR SALE BUNGA b ung 24 3p) Lows AND COTTAGES FLaTs. APARTM'TS FOR SI SALE cw w¥ pe. a7 0! ; FLA I s—S RLEGANY BENGAL ow wit co 0 ee asTE gen the ails. both ; feartie ‘ residence eetwood '- SHOOT BIC E Ra : Ni - rider an een ae as New jer D PROP’TY FOR SALE ab seen S= FOR SALE IWS AND COTTAGES For Sale WASHINO TON HEIGUTS FLAT = * ‘ -. ah . . . pa? . hm a ry - - PER CENT ~ Orrs Pate pn = = fw fh AND © ox GO aad a aoe a1 “7 Hampton Park, H — : gra tre u rome room above, grounds comprise approx. mately ; ieé¢ ‘ if . t’ i? ,‘¢ ‘ en p Re tt s090) ‘we . nn iy. Wes : 3 ‘ Marviand rhowe We..® tanvase ‘ " care o@ OS: ’ ee ° $55. 008 7309 Weatrnoure'iand [ey ‘ Ma and Q@7: "ce nds 1x T1Y feets S40) chore GAx1x Weer: ate i??} rooms. far Toon reseesing reo Murphy bed ard gare ges ' the OTN py .@.¢a Ma‘ i 4 e" Bow ’ ses 2. ae ; wre 2, restr ‘ * 5086-36 6 \ E NR 1GHT . Ringie 7 al % lat $O Tonnes separate gfieam-hesa’ ne plian's garage 4 pach nes re sn e month — A arvie ry « $ ‘ s ,r ya « Vi iv J Pere Karak ‘ 3 rma ; nes ¢ Spy © pi ea y "115 Alamo 5 rooms. Separate ster heat x t al - > ga ages rer? $31° pe mon vpt-. {larvtaw rnac “ ery Tre and Fon par | 16% TW ashing’ or +-far rs ef 65 reome each: janitor eer rent $2350 pe: " ’ 6655 K res f-f ar 4 oams a ric Bur pa r ors. Ravage 4 ’ = machines G§R3R Kingsbu fifa v 8 garage | for 6 machines rent $615 per month. “49a = ers ¢ 4.%an ‘4 r mm & SU t ; g ce ret S447 1 b's " ‘ ePrme + hate ¢ . ee NDERSON, STOCK E-BUERMANN - ms. . a a | ¥. vein right HOI Si: s “POR ‘SAL K 4202 Wes Pine; S16. 54 1 rooms, & im. No'-water neat. doubie garage RHO eveland. S15 cm 10 rooms, hot- “wa’er hen’ ross seg@ior 30 da’s 5°00 Marie $13,008 1] rene ror vater hee “Car garage, poussese.or JO « Ser f © ens s LAL of ms . oP Ppussess sft a’ ~ a an Tn + — Veh ar . oe in 7 oe a. furnace nea’ SAN Verto an500 rooms, furnace nea possess ld ia‘. 6°05 Wagoner. SRD) Broome ‘furnace 4]1] Wes Pine S000 % rooms furnace hea’ possessior 3 cas thaw ~firanh $50u' G rooms furnace “38 or \” he : 4 enor s $2000 or arc Pm ‘ ir its 1 REN ALTHEIMER & BRO REALT. fino ‘ v eo (th a? (“hes Central HOUSE —OUUS Lasto!: 8S rooms, bath, e'ec- " , * + ‘ -RAR} Pe AT ?HY . VU" hee: ; io@) j KES i linN' _— L117 (I anipers -roeon OTricK; | bain. electric. et: eel) for $4200 . ; STEN a” DEMA a epee | hace ies) RESIDEN: 2 PE yg ot oo al re iaro\e h f err Sou ea KEAXE ‘ "PRANKE LOOR (*jeaetnu s° K-ROOM RESIDENCE, $700) 30°88 NN. SOth f modern ot-wi'er heat, tile wat? vargair a JABS. « 7? e°e \e mief REKIDENCE— active 2-ster - ginte root Qh y 4 roome moder: ia erie en al Dr ‘ en’ lien Te? e rr ’ Aree "~s Dp ’ dn ee T?} s’av - ¥*F a’ 434°° TWelor ae v en" wor tr k for le 7 -? " * uf a? 4 nae) a wi™~ Che re - ~" rr ee . to 4 - "nore ; Ow ie ng ”* - ¢ 7 4 ; i” ia ' rearve rs tirta 4 « . rn @ir = ELSPERMAN & 1. INH ARIVT PP © : or fife #H STN ROOM RESIDE XC 5 S274 Minnes me bath. gas ©. nhece © ga & age ae « . s Ted} > oe "y hia . are aft a hee? : . 4 si~- ' an ‘ - “ee =* VA Ty's ONES R I | “a's heer ~ ‘ 574i Weise e r STL ‘Nf a T ue? wom f y° a * ow 7 a rp. bart immace. ©. Karas: Pox LO pier eS ore ‘ * . e e* tee Arwen — von am ivtia e A‘? on Bolx SO ¢ ees ‘ « Ss Tre ° b & ' ’ — ’ ,rcp Ce tT r e Ff 7 RESTDE E—j$O0) Temrnie " wore va- cant M . Arpiy 14560 Blacks »»- RESTDEN — BOF Minverwva “ ros . Food mditios reagsorna le Giimer et “oO - ~ >4 ‘4 } : ’ fr i= Se ’ : = 4 erg - . ~ ‘ Sarre . t‘eorrmes ; + | . + 7 _ - wd an | & z Bargains we A garage | A » Tage 7. ‘ Car garages ot 63s150 garage $17 500 66 DELMAR ll rooms. sieep ue porct a riee Jlow soil r ORNET & 19 { ‘HES = N I ip or yore anaws Jr ine diae aunt & ZEIBIG TRUS 8 . . . : ‘ Se a Family Apartment—where vou want it, how vou want it. | flences of 10 TOOTr s Boler fe You do not even have to own EALTY CO. vou select, anywhere vou wish, is to make a very small down-payment. | build for you immediately. * a a BF. S15 ¢ hhesty I LE RESIDENCE a good | -room t res marawood floar yew fur - aint ~ cerewent Dees: new te. | Federal Home Put handle. Card of admis 6th and Ry AND |! aw ¢”) Sih s! entra) ¢ o j (,en’ emer E ND RES SIDE NC be SS ’icase jet 1 rooms. price $7750 and 4117 Lindel!, al! 16 i | 6° 5 Thee n _ C) Le 5° RR | ‘ } Pte me nr Bung ig ' . . . WATERMAN AV. HOME | ( ) Single Fiat } Fs 1) rooms. hardwood , aa nea’: cheap terme By a ' ) Double Fia le | 1040) | _ ———— — — ORTH | VMAKAKET ST - b res. dence. ga’ age: , | ral I é pu. ~ 7y Fa mm —_———— van? [oO gf... with eo For Saie ¢ ’ ” ¢ = - a - fo . tam.iier ‘ard of ad- —-- oe ~ re ge” ; Oui nee ' : a. RESIDE Né 4443 ‘Gart eid , -rToor brick * n po = uA air p ior Hox lL So. pr ice + rt st? i c -E NH APRTY Ro ra }OHNSTON & DEMAREFR S004 Page (eh) fernationa bidg nape. (anH AND £35 PER MONTH 3° Ewing f om fine - R E SIDE NC E gen electric: fire -clane con thm, 1195 4 CENTRAL WEST CHOICE HOME FOR COLOMED ; 42354 W. Labadie. 7 rooms. bat! ine eon. nate a Wwell-b lti-room ditior email ca@h payment and ear) ‘ 2 ‘ ’ ’ ; € ror ) - 4 . bath am eception Phone Tyler 1769R c°61) i car We will buy any lot te and all vou will have to de No waiting. We y | ‘orporation ce 2 Building Service give vors, French doore ee weror ec #nu painted tric . : Ol r 443) - ere | teringe : LIV e€ — He — s rol . OPPORTUNITY: \ ‘ is 4432—4433 ; arow “) Fie - . ” . . : Se en ee ee ee as For further information send in the following coupen: fe * ef * ** ! : . “ienveeee *“e*e 20 *“* eee ; ; : | **#e ew eeeeaeeeeae ee | tp _— . - ——— _ - = + ——— en ee a - om —" ae - - _ — = ——— Oe ee a ee ~ - — - —_ ——- a a pn ow mae ~~ Se aE ae — | REAL ee ea” COLORED retanties hall. latest fixtures. and ‘bes nut fome for Sale |] FINANCIAL in this exclusive, ss witt a Vator nr f rp roon screened porchee RE) de drive. garage for ‘wa Selid agate. Lhe line dai'y. 20° Sun i sp wry f ct cat t , or Sy) Crit. 4 ZEIBIG TRUST, | Giepiae “boc dniiy ‘S00 Bun, Thees Facusse erator | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ee Your hopes. desires an: LOANS —Firer and “gecond. oF mrrover -*| eng-cher. shed wishes are egiaie: bank rates. any emo f,eo, J -* made ‘Trea in Ma Endier R. Co Nat Bk. of ‘on ridg "! ‘as’ oer homer because MONEY TO LOCAN—Firet and second deeds trust mede very Tea eone hie charges _JOHN H. ABROTT. 709 Cnestnu..:°16 thew are Phullt iuet aa vou would have them bull Not a thing omitted. A fdercription will oniy Sart } Oras TO iOAN ivi forn you bu . & F y fir rea en te prompt ser’ . co the beesutiful “new c n- KORTE REA! ry AND LOAN ©O., (“han beria't rm es’ Tnit- t% +e 1437 1He \ rh (entra SNES ‘¢ 5 . .) ‘ a ? 4 ° » os Lie we have had MONEY TO LOAN—$100.000. on improved inspection Wi. amaze you Bt. Louie real estate. at lowest interest Me‘erstic homes we are advances on rents, second deeds of trust. have been sold and occupied. hut JOHN § BLAKE & ERO... #15 Chestnut ones are a!Warse on hand to supp (cB) they are .ow in price Nr NRE NE —— —— Delmar to Kingsiand (67% MONEY To ! On S55 suma of $500 to north to Olive Street rad. anu $10.000. on improved properties. in govd ocr \\t\es« a’ =e ; ee HOMES CORPORATION pe M "i RISst ‘= REA oe co ‘ eT) ‘ ae > i? 7 " 6600 Deimar A‘ De mar “yy i jive 1430. ¢ ent. gue "i earn } _fc (Tl. make or wuy second deade of true — tints notes | BROWN REALTY | ©’ Offices, 5964 ° 7 ~* 7 . BUSINESS PROP TY FOR SALE | Ranta. FiGi Simca oe ee ee ee Ce ra MONEY — Re i Us MONEY mt i aa & oven ra gah pew & ay c “ a . - CHRIS) Ba” BRINKOP ¥? t } AND 3 FLATS be : €19 Chesnut s A, ene store and & fats Rn et $45 per month. price WM. S DROZDA REAL TT OO > TRUST. 719 Chestnist 4008 CHOTTEAT A’ . = c4 More Ont f g@ume to ev an Tote FI ATS or co mt» rer = tate Ov ee" prices n°) euicanie for pees | Do You Need Money? 8 | SECOND AND THIRD DEEDS : * ick te Rank! int AND WARKET. 4 For guic Fouls Pixaxcyal: cos Fe, establiehed business; 17 N Reh « Vth : sat ome’s Corus . 0 ' + i Olive 1°) ave Olfve BAR4. (#14) bungsiow or aingie ‘la n govt | ii or Central. “2p e 784 | a : _ ‘TE INVESTMENT «© Before ( losing That Loan Rtn and Locuelt e's ' an de de ; , ma oy eng - “+ > . ~ ' ; i j ,v ‘\ Dini Station-Paving Corner if \ Aue pa "4 M 0) aiiroac be a &. pie © Ae passenger s'a‘ion mar Market and #'h #ts le the = set Our Rates and ‘lerms 7 t Dus } I al ae : I ‘he station. 36x135. or Soe tts rket and @th su with en - & § y | () . the weat and J)6-foor a! the on (ne ring at all times dayiigt' —_ m be ponent _& pressat-d Corfeaponden's ae Mensa 608 "| PROVIDENT MUTUAL forth LIFE INSURANCE CQ., Phone Main “416 a eatnut #8: Grounde Park rena. if |OW cerms $2500 cast receive applicns oar , ' EY. 701 Titie Guar. Bidg one F AOR 18 Pe Py = ‘ Reg Ps ‘ . —— - A) re tr rT: > Seren ' ‘rece ree of inc umobre ¢ . ean O00 at and Tyier 2 stores oomn » termm ¢ > mt , ‘ ‘ " jetached doubie fiate euie privilege of prepermeni« « . EMPSET Ri: > a ee terest date on s@urn® wi $50 000 Hig ain “nesinit — . ott. —- no be sy 4 we SHS cB) os q af " C4 fe a + tes - ww Fe oe woe er we “ Vw STORE —— K HOt ey * pe ; . ' Me “ge o 66=) goo ean Corresap oe ae $10 mon’n:s on ' SRO “HE PR PEN TIA ~@: ‘ a bargsin, Act outs , ; : OF aMEeE! ie ia t 40 '- - . hee ~e S.-4 7 oe ’ ' ~ eh T *. ATTE NTION ! LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’TY an’ ake-y — gous eeternanee er? AUTOMOBILE LOANS ysinene. fiat above store * ~~ Te individuals on private cere you pey ue ’ pusi ness anep . . ’ tr eeay in@talimentse wre ride Ve actu an a?’ ira -ciase ‘ = i rev rite mortgagee to reduce te) meer '* paged ” for pri ° =* . , LASK EF: Br. eu” 0% ree ee'n'e ere * oof e#5° unive CLs Hews . w wreite for our weekiy list eu en, Priday Kdwerd K. Love Realty Co. 4 Cheatnut St fe? | aan ee a a *e* , . DEEDS OF TRUST “) fie) e be res 1 Orne © we —s san frye) Sia het e per en rropertyY wear? i) (pet Si 4 Ou oS wo (or m as? wort nO Of S13 See * ters ery? ? fer Werte 7) few Sic tw g {-« or ; ers wore en tpt ee? ~~] iH fe ner * ; ae ” oF of; uw Se (an te . ‘he «al a im or ae wr Pope Port 7 Om Si WM) © per ce tor er gem oe * 0 * | ot) 66 per *: ireoet wr Wert © ipthe .* 07 © oo ” prow, * err? & te st ww 6 me . prope: ws ine . , min o pe TiAl? ; , Rin ?° “> © tees . : 7) . wee Saat >) ten © oer om preper'y w* ; a Ss” 100 6 per cor property « n , O08 » a Lf © per Ld ier Ty ea ¢ th *" fin) € tet per Ghee ¥ 4 (4 S$] G0) © ner cent orecer wort R how S$) oO. € wer con? Preperts ww. ‘ 4 ft *) in S wa er prever's ; ° tin St 066 lme or eerie’ oles of terieus r e protec’ he iw opertios wie aM@ fe metrin for afferent maturttles i art ¢ as wr §°hie 4 ° + terre ae Maw? sho. f : ¢ . °e ‘fie fy KReewrtier of Treete Bend far ‘te: roMm~ & RLARE & BR al heetnut STOCKS AND BONDS OPT our quetat a a ; ec"ive we ited eecne and boede Cell Diive 1014 T M PORREETER 4 co. an” fer ‘rm! Nat hens hank “~ i? ‘IRR RTY HON OF veut of mearket ~ «tee or will se" tace vaeloe bees 8 per coet re mre ‘' « week on cach one -or fue e | Oe oe meade of erther fheted bende end oe ac¥ ‘nd oeeete! , 714 * “eet mu! - rT nF Wik Auneagetie Leet Atiee M ne Pe ~hin rrr the © ee ‘oe B wer green Mittee | ec ‘teriliing, Renews F " attes Corp end ether aete stacks : ivii*) Boatman @ Bank Bldg (ine 4570 oe > > ey op . & sie ih Gittdn, tas ee a ye we : i Wee Nees - StS Ny ey 2- ee eS ae _ Se eet oe =o” we Se —_ r a il lela ail kc RU, a ceeteennielinetemainatiamineiionent ee ee ee ee : /_ ; P esitiamimaeneendn ~ east a as ee en pp TI et DE ni A aieappins ee ee en Ce ee ee Ye ee ee OO ee a _— ee hettn te oa eee a — — - a ee ee Ca tote aie ee eee ee SS A 5 — na ep tienes ST ttt ie ae ae ——_ so 2 Et wa & ~~ as = ee ee ae « - =¥ 5 an = a=

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*ZO TN $0) ST. LOUIS end a tay The City Circulation ¥ the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Appro a Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat am ee — SPTTTT ITT a. Women’s Fé IS GREATEST PROBLEM 2-DAY SALE HENRY a en. 3 Shady Side omen’s: 7 Of 40 = — rhit i.) Taille 2 al 7 Angelus Player Sale of 562 Pairs iy Geo. W. Baker's Brooklyn-Made Kinde Most Women Losiig Tinie Health, Bulle P| f Youthful Activity. Cadomene a Blessing to Such Wome Bi aS ee | Ht in hfe, knew that they are s! ipping. They ¢ ean see it in ai fr?eae°> their mirrer— feel it im their hearts. > are miserably d the Times Combined. B | : F ies ntl AAIATTTTITS LS Aha SLISILTTPSLISOOSL ALIAS ASS heat Asserts Facilities Must - -~ CaN te eigen — ‘ -- = * Lire. ro eS o z= ~ — sapere twee > « ‘rarer United States | enc4angrr the Oe « NE te - - oo ayyetn ~ aoe She we ee ee govern rer’ mean Cleve (em - : , Cc ? llin | nhappy for eac cay seems to bring new aches, pains, ror Friday s and Saturday s Se 4 | —— and wrink! les. And who can bl ame them for be- ing unhappy? Good health, beauty of face and figure, gracefu! strength and youthful energy are dear to the heart of every woman. She knows when these slip away that lore. devotion and happiness also often take their leave. She is "left alone—weak, ill and unhappy. But new— All ever the entire country, women of all ages are halfling with deiicht, with devotion, with joy in their hearts, the wonderful restorative power of Cadomene. Cadomene is bringing to them a degree of health, beauty, strength and energy such as they never dreamed of be fore. Cadomene is oe their lives from one of mis- » wae OGANY erable existence, to one health, happiness, love and BENCH AWD MUSIC FOLLS FREE beauty. | | | The great permanent restoration tendencies of Cadowene is doe to tts sensible, ¢ ther Lehman Bargains @ tH] and sc: ientifiec manner of action. Unlike mary so-called tonics that merely act as a ¢ : 4 | f stimulant, eee st tarts ct the beginning acd builds you up step by step. Fi-st t $/ {0 4, I your body. Then it aids in ta: tazilding g up your blood until it is vibrart and rich Bindman Player. $125 2 | ; ie kind a? blood that eted, every G a .238 as it courses through your bocy. se teed creo | Se | | storation is complet ry nerve, every cell, every tissue in the entire be become } Webster Player $210 - | Poem, | Hi talized and are made healthy, active and strong. * Gabler Upright | $65 : Twelve Smart Styles in ea i If you are yok in roar re don’t — and or nb tae a good health ; 3 = } Get & pac kaze cf Cacomene labiets from your drug a ~ * ~ ” od “—** ~/ 4 : : " , “ " . . ; ~—ite * ’ ** . ~-* . . . R . 7 ; + -* *** ~ > . ’ »** . “ ‘. f . 4 ; . , . « \ av . : ¥ » we . ee gt . ; Es ? : is —_ - “ by ¢ » ae - “e ” , . wi , nd ig on = o @ * > « a oo ” LOEDELIVELASAAS SSS SAAD AD SSIAAS DIAS SA LDA SAAS GA Ss >tnee QeibdhdedQA80c. aba nb oe - - t= _ ™ * ae i. S24: ~ . n | So x + a * od me La A alls tp A AME I NAN PAG Ae elles AGE ARTERIES AR gh A RE EO aS ON ct — ‘Berd More Patbinit: “We ree “A ' 7 SRERPRURRRSEREGERS yw ~~ ae ene - — me - ~~. weuw Le A Ot ee a te ee a ve st nity of wondertui val pa a » & Puw@rat « ——— ~eeeeee te — 6 *~ - — ~~. ee Take Cadomene—The Tonic Supre Call er lee re ree — —_— —— Tmian — » ew cot} “Li0 ® ore = = 2, bate , iuctfons in ee : ) | This photograph was tak ake ofital : r 1) t] . nN wpstream. The steamboat barges impos , ; j / } ) | shippers of the steel. A re fsives Teeorimination PE saniples a U a QO al commercial pioneers from. ' ; . WZ ddidddbdddddbidd $1 DOWN DELIVERS ANY REF BLUE BIRD SINGH cE = RUG TO YOUR HOME | With Every Rug or Room of Line FULL At a wonderful close-out sale of Rugs and Lin oleums in New York we bought the ms “a markable selection of Rugs and Linoleums ever brought to St. Louis. Call and see or Y / RUGS Pm Think ge $ 1 = SIZ.E self. We want your own eyes to convince you. We call special attention to the ar IN c j of It Swi low terms, which in addition to the fact that we will gwe you 4 Blue Bird Dinner > rey, Ox 1 2 your purchase of a Rug or Linoleum, marks this as a sale decidedly new In the = - Remember, this sale is for Fam - a 2 4 Louis. Below we give an idea of some of the values. | ‘ : gga Z & + ca Be Used Feet! Friday and Saturday only. Come early and get your pick of the bargains. | see we have mate a oa rT On sad _ | $1 Dow ak. F egram from 1 jPod § —Reversible | tp le 3 DOWN —Buy S . Genuine Covers Your 1 5 9x12-Ft. ‘“‘Neponset’’ Square rhs Wort} Think of it! These wonderful values, 9x12—extra heavy—guaranteed. After . ‘levy neater cf Wa: .sif rivera and arty ' «a today" Smith explained formm@iliv released the om oe on Tor expenditure ier Puane elready appro. ed money will be avilable : , Nature of the Gathering. Ap ped pee F ee The luncheen was in the natty ** a -~ be x ” — 7 Fe ofa celebration of the arrival Te i ee y, day night from Pitteburg of the 7 PITS “ac Sd BS - *ipment of ateel fron tremt ecltw ts ‘ , = St. Louis tr water. Officera of +) « eee 8 fe — & steamer Aliquippa. which towed ° Parges, Were Presented. as were of é ee 2$ > y= SONMISLDSSDIESSADAELADAA ASDA ADADAAAD DAA LSS IAPANESE MEDICAL §& Members of a commission two of whom did not come I of pathology and pathologi Hata. professor of medicine Baron Yoshihiro Takaki, chi Hospital and Medical College fessor of medicine, Tokio Emperof, and who acccms $] DOWN—Buys 1A om: |e SLIELIGTBP? PO YA t Pslhl tlt tlh hE OLEASS an Extra-Heavy Genuine 3 & as ae Axminster Rug this wonderfu! oge-oUT Sale o*% these are gone there are no more to be had at-this price. On Special Sale. BLUE BIRD DINNER SET FREE DOR WOWR 00000000006 00000088 COO 0O8 000800008 *% Le 2 DOWN —Buys a Beautiful Genuine ¢ Brussels Rug Neiais of the company makir , or (4 : ' : ‘a Ao ~ ’ . > : hoa shipmen . ; arom An enterta! { ix he Ra e. piaving in Se in New Terk we bought ‘us ‘hese extra heavy ple. high | wire Ox ra*’'ernra, Ve cre We offer on special sale 70 of these wonderful Hucs. After these are sold there will be no more to be bad at this remark- abiy lew price. Come in the if ; ; Mre. Rinehart Incetperates Herself DOVER Tel Any: [er Was iseuecd this wonderfu! te be had at | gcon"e. ecelers: suitable fer anr reom. Agen size. @x12 feet. See them; it will pay you. , pay Fou 28 . oe = : L epoat in each package Your Drugg ist ere : " of old Japan, who ce Terms to Suit Be ot thousands of dead. It i This ie o cample bed bog that may be frend tm thie section of the rtate Sheakd rou find. te thin enetinn of the state, Shewkd row fad, On Account of This Most es it le easy to rid them with the use of the New Chemica! PF. DL Q | leeky Dewlls Yuretus Ne matter how large th-y tbe ov ler U] iP h Get of where they care fram ©D Vv * yer nusua urc ase on Our them end their eggs os if liqui fre had bit ee eignleaain Part We Regret to State So chants. fod Dace} That These Values Wij]/ Not Be for Sale at These Prices Again This Year. lhewile. o@ 1 destroys foture germerations Im. tmossible for them toexet with se proper use. Get from pour Drugwiet’s a Bic peckage this will make & quart, cach package comtaires patent epost to get them in the herd -to-get- -al places jal Hoepital end Note! sire makes five PrP UO @ can alee be per- WOO 04 0400000000404 ppb hi pbhh bbb bbb bihabidhaahanhaannanae’ Geld by Weil! iison Divs ‘ & Deiwh Drvse co | . ) — , pn? %® soften Korea's a,.

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Cees sisheasse AAddd@hdtdhddddhthahtsitidihd iiss Li PISIT FTI re rrrr er pm good health anv longer! take one or two after each these results that begin to to your cheeks, the sparkle turn of thet happy cheerful above all, you should eg. es only with supreme and eally want them—start tak- are sold and highly recom res and all druggists. a Ait LiL ih ippins MM ihhhih§hih Sone ee ee a PELE LLL EE ty TTP? ‘errr rs eg ORCI thin” EI Ala gaiee a 5 — — a) JAMA Mh hh hh Ah FIST V CVI TTY ha 7, hhh jbhhh hhh hid hthhh - a we . wo - , + x » " 9 Pat m4 ie eA 4444 ——rrrr se (4 hahh hhh hhh (Mh Mths dda (hb hi hh hhhhh th, ‘ . This photograph was taken from the Municipal Bridge. looking nort along the levee towards a Spstream. The stearnboat Aliquippa, pushing the threé barges, is the property of the Jones & Laugh!:: tee] Corporation oi . shippers of the steel. A reception committee representing the Chamber of Commerce and Mississipy ‘alley Association greeted the > o 7 — - r °* ~ - > a 2 + ~~ © | --s **, ? } o - >, ? ‘ -* comme! Clai pioneers from . it~ Cc 4 na! Jy 2 YJVe . Erastus — > 4 - 4 ; ’ 4 e , lp i | WZ aaaddddddadiadddddauuidadiadiuuiinnnu } WL aacddddaiiiiaailaiiiidiiiaidica \LULUSLIPPLT PTL NER SET ae ©) n of Linoleum k we bought the most re zis. Call and see for your tention to the remarkabtl: Blue Bird Dinner Set ly new in the annals of St. , this sale is for Thursday, argains. $1 Down 9vers Your Room rr , se ee ne ee ee vr hk ht hehe Ah Mahe how he 77? "Ul, ALLELE 4 Cilla. "rr 4 (hh hhthh rwrrT WT dllldéldddditbddddddddddddddddsddddddde TWO VIEWS OF WHITE LODGE, THE FUTURE HOME OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK (:) The front entrance. (2) The rear entrance with the wonderful garden in hedges rrrTy7 Shhh AD Mh hh hd Ahhh hdd hdidihhl hth -~ ™ 7? | i eed ad (£4 444MM MME MMM hhh MN Ah Mh Mh ha ddd liiidididiiisiiin 7 7 err “TP FEF FT TTT TTT tid ()hdihds hdddhddtde ie oe 7 ? . yy MAMAN MMMM hg hh Mh hhh. "v7 77 rrr MALisshidhhishhh ALi thihihhtttitasia LLbdilhdlddbiidciiididiidiin Ahhh hh Abbi bhi hee hd JM Mh hhhdddé Mh hh i an dsshdddddddddddddddddadciaccdedddadn OTE... addaddddacaadaddadadddidssdiustsiddiddddddddddddhtdddddddddddde JAPANESE MEDICAL SCIENTISTS VISIT ST. LOUIS HOSPITALS Members of a commission of six eminent medical men touring the United States, two of whom did not come here. From left to right Pyyin professor of pathology and pathological anatomy, Kyoto Imperial = ———= ie ata, professor of medicine, Keio University. and di: ee eG, ST, | Baron Yoshihiro Takaki, chief surgeon and professor of s1 ; Hospital and Medical College: Dr. Kinmnousuke Miura. head ot fessor of medicine, Tokio Imperial University, and ic) Emperot, and who accompanied the then Crown Princ year. P. ye » vr) A MMAMAAL AMMA ~ ~ Ow AY: A. Rs "ye 2 ac. dX > Cont eye PP A Oy > (AAA LAE AA Ma : Es YLECT SVC LY : 14 : > ere wee ee 7, "6 4a GFE 41 AMAA — | ) Sthts tt ththbhtt dd bbPIMdbdlphddd tle sss lt) eh vconrrrrnssmpnnsrsass itt tttIPTTILITTLLLELA LLL SELTETPVVAOOTLSAULELTATTIEN. JAPAN MAKES IT EASIER FOR THE KOREANS bygones anc to be om a will disman' This was erected be bs to show that they want to let bygones be basis, the Tapanese have anmnouncec (ney 7 S466 4bRS iM ~ ov monument. : Si thousands of dead ® softer Koreas animosity against Japan — . ” “ne “WA tteeemnnpeemnnrsrsarrsssresss sti lttttDtstLEsdld et LOALILISAELALAALLLALTELDE LAT? SELLLISILPLLIGLOELLIDSSLIAELSSS APTS: ; ier ra Lh i AM Lh she Io .

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APRIL, 26 a BeeRirst Truthful Bivcraphpi ver Written « =. ORD OC TH SARAH BERNHARD! wuHoltTE ROAD ; | rr [D .»-+# ,? by Wadame Pierre perio. Her life-long iMntimate Trier P. + EDRIC FRAS i : ts >a 3 Be eye THE COMMON SENSE Wilke OF A WISE WOMAN ae. Sr ta tt tec ode Se ry re ws - Pee i = cz -_ ww. ge nne we - “oe iin } ene iven. aes a mh . .,. *Dunt and 2 1 Ls pe Y all Bins ’ ‘o spend * ; af i - sow edge! - 23 new fo -. own juices Pies and cakes new delicacies, bet . : . ‘ S > > , F ’ . m e . - - 7 ? : : : _ . . - . : é ee. ’ , es e . “ Vos 2 a ; ue . . ° : po ' : €¢ . « Cd , - - at Ba P “= = ; . : ; 4 : ‘ - es y ° 4 i ‘ ‘ _ _ . * By 7 a : . .~ = : . beer ae . ” , . - . — ~ . > ~ - % : ' ; . ’ 3 _ " - > « _ - ‘ »* - ns M i —_ " . * ; ? , ’ - . : : aa > - | | - : c ‘ a 85 ene ~S Cocnnut—fresh, ¢ 7 and icy as once only Southern sew:ves could have rt! you can get it every- The Making of th By Thornton W. Burgess (Be world to meet the m- Crasing demand for cocomut at

3] beautiful Scott’s Cleaning Co. Sne~? he oe Thy « panen. Se — “a 3 Wn * lO¢ | . ; 3829 Olive St. L Beppe se meyers | Strorvtrerea " i ° ~—" . 7 = s — —s ’ —EE

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wo a rays Ns ~~ “e ee | FE 1 ?p A G FE 7 ST. LOLIS POST-DISPATCH : ia : THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1923. —— — WWaluns | Way? aVanvaats What You Should ae — a : pA CH } TS FO SUMMER to Guard the Growing Child HEROUNS > eee Significant Incidents in the Lives fo Why Queen Louisa of Prussia !s I | RB. ROYAL S >> of Famous Women . Studi Reverently Remembered —_ | a atiiel gl Suisse 807° om 5 MARK STUYVESANT he. WY v, | : | | : ain Ste > ie Aye -_ Napoleon eau. said The King has lost ister This beloved Woman died in her isvand s arms. There was “none om ior bim but Louisa Thirté® years afterward his body was laid be- his army into a Queen rode by his side. She was be side hers in the garden of the palace at Charlottenbure in 1876, the hundredth anniversary loved by the soldiers, and Was an in not only to them, but also or this* notable Queen's birth was ceiebrated by the Prussian people Louisa had left a memory filled ber family sulfered Wal Napoleon “ age? ith affection &nd sincere devotion h endured years after her death. Hier life was filled with beautifully lived duty, not. only for her family, but for her country. - a roval family was re as synply as one ot > middie-class,. Louisa did not com- in any wav indicate the dif- in her household material beauty which [It was her husband | CASSEROLE DINNER ] nm and the ~»perfect harmony that adorned it ' ) « l'e pound round stake (cut ig serv- where she lived truly-a mp Size). home | ; 3 : l can tomatoes. ore When Napoleon was arranging the ‘ > ° | ne . | ly dozen medium sized onions, terms of peace with King Frederick, 2 5 large potatoes. Frederick sent for his beautiful wife : pests : ys Line bottom of casserole with the rel ) es , istmas eve of that year to help him. : Fico Se a arya | , _meat. Over this sprinkle a smull ssi nls Wig Pp ba blike most roval unions, this was Louisa responded at once and —— fil : 1s i Tning I Le I if Ou ' W | | | 7 ay [8 | | ‘ : ae nee, or of the ankies. pases : egy | eal ' +, | amount of salt rand flour. Next N SENSE ] | je do not reais: an ge, ‘a0w wen 6SaaSepH ess BIBLE THOUGHT nt : | not a prearranged marriage or a wed- hastened to Tilsit to plead with Ne- | » peppe . wh | ! br n ) 2 : | Y ne feei the neck, to see if the tomatoes. Treat same as meat with , 1 t & e is lamen Pe ) ling for international advancement poleon for mercy to her people. | «FOR TODAY «= : | ‘| 5 : | : Th : ' are lumps or swelling ere / | } : en the : - . r real love. Love But it was of no avail. In speaking | salt, pepper and flour . | that | averted if only people would sto; | Published for The BACK TO THE FF | feet > : was a marr for | ene so ' ; : - 4 = ‘ , e . ri ae “= } + +} os . : _ . : . "| ; j a . th ) 4 remulating the liv the afte ‘ BIBLE buresa re , agin v the kKevnote of their idvllic life of his meeting with Queen Louisa, | onions (stewed. brown) oe ne . oF - ey? : 7 , ' ia . - — * . *} 7 + , ‘ ww | oe , . ; ; ; ; Vv 4 Reade ale wand. Ra ett |) eee ar te oa Ee oe we : ’ together during the vears that fol- the great conqueror said: potatoes (ent in quarters); over this : | ' relat teeth, diseas sprinkle salt, pepper and flour. Bake , : ' "n ¢ fe. and - : ) » Vere owed “! knew that I should see a beautl- : : Irene Loeb. e aisiike ever s . | i at least a square dea : LEN ; 3 3 | . ; ' 5 OF @ TUnBINE Cas. r five vears after ber marriag ful woman and a Queen with dignt, in slow oven for two hours. Excellent, ; 1] ae s1 . ng: | eye : t the ears to see if they a ouisa lived in Berlin as the Cr fied manners, but I found the most | #24 ® complete meal. admirable Queen and at the same | time the most interesting woman |! Forty-five varieties of macaroni are had ever met.” | made and eaten by Italian women. } ee a - ~ “~ a oo CM EN EE OO ee -_~* e , i > = -~ « —50c WORTH OF EE Oe A OE a - / e - : —_- \ ‘ ] : | ’ j | a — Gime - ~— mm ry | ? COCONUT now in \. 2 aS ee Nee new form put up in its N \ ¢ Ges se | JOHNSON’S SANI-SPAR own juices like fine fruits PO\GNS oof VARNISH STAIN jeuven his wife money ‘ He eG oe i Sein | Use Johnson’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain for rants in — Attachment—thst is, i : ; fo ae ee eS erent ii where you do not care to go to the trouble or expense of removing opie ies and cakes made with it become ae coe aa old finish. Apply it right over the old varnish—it gives wonderful ze- exterior surfaces. again bigs i) o a? Bn new’ delicacies, better than yOu ever tasted before | a ane off aa NN woe, | sults on furniture, floors, woodwork and all interior and doit \t. aM 1 MIE, ) Selfishness - = | ) r tell whv ih int et if : | | if ) i \ | e . ’ belped her husband during @ The scales . Br CN Mee Ct WM A Stain and Varnish Does Not Turn White me je : rs : | By : ? ; _ g ; ge nee ! | | } ; , ian | - a ni i wh " it ti ‘ -_ One coat of J ohnson’s Sani-Spar Use Johnson's Sani-Spar Varnish | | a : 2 At ol Ee MA | mA Hi Varnish Stain gives you your color — fer cenewns ae a i tender and | — ae ey i il Alt mt rita tht ih and a beautiful, glossy, durable finish. Lam't afected by ammonia, aleohol, juicy as once only Souther : | ee 2 = Nyt it Watt ae hp | It dries dust-free in 2 hours and hard perfume, toilet housewives could have it! .F & / OR b ft PIA AA Ne | Kt m over night. Saves time, money, labor water, etc. Use it also for exterior = ) J { WT ! ‘ amd material. Made in Natural and work—window sills, porch furniture, ih, : . ‘4 ; oa diz a a 4 y . ‘ m - aids Nt h A new process for putting it 2 Ap, aN ay. fe “i if , . , rr e . aa a 5 7 y t tna of packing 20 that everybody tore of the seales will tell vou why enough—soa see mast sees cum Steam wht co. om np ate ae tvervwhere could have it as morst and Try it in your pies, puddings, cook- 7, tee ot. Sey Store, 8986 a. a Gee Arenal Bt i tender as the fresh-grated coconut that jes, your jell-o dishes; and on your pe a OO ~ eapcaal Pic i Seale - 3 Si the So ith sew! bu , the nnd canned a tewed fruits You anil ’ ae = - PR wt Hive. Co.. Tamm an? WEST ee es se 4 m7 - , on ; We | t WS? UTC [ 1rG sImp C ( 17 CC (lons Clastea ss ( GS°2G ¢ Hd Bide Revalr & Marke Ne surprised at the difference the mois . j . ‘ Hidiwe o 5°36 sTavore American a Hod vm , - ; s. . vars. eichenbach. 225 oe j Sa4n8 ©) - . (eoeod . Baker's Coconut, Southern Styie, is coconut makes. ees: se 3 19 Meramec Fasten & Belt Hdwe. Co. 6501 Weed River. iil. Weed River Lam- : © me P Tet epan 21} 1 900 , ,iITye . ‘Inemer. *100 Chippewa St Fasten AY ber & Sepoly te. SOL nN od thick If your own dealer is not incladed in the above Re, he To know why your cake grows stale APY SO LITION can easily secure Johnson's Sani-Spar Varnish State fer you. when made with ordinary dry shredded - , THIS COUPON IS WORTH s0c, herse | he Now you can get it every- where. in four shades—Light Oak, Dark or outside doors, screens, boats, ete. It \ Ni Golden Oak, Walnut and Mahogany. will not turn white. i ii Sold and Recommended by , South ‘ide Wall Paper & Paint Co, ©. B. Elener & Co., 2606 NM. Bing’ (-ranite (City. Ti... defflerson (ity. Me... ; coconut—often glycerine treated—make Pour this Rinso solution into vour tub half full of FREE OFFER this sirople test: ukewarm water and whip up the suds. After you have : Balance any dry shredded or glycerine treated ut vour clothes i: he tub. the suds should stand Take coupon at right to coconut with an equal quantity of the new Beker’s Jl ur ©) Aas In, the suc 2 . ; Coconut. Southern Style, on a small hand scale. » If thev do: von eee 1 enough Rinso. any of the stores listec - Place a dish of water under the two scale pans. slave 4 _ above. They will accept The pen containing the dry or glycerine-treated s ae EH GO RR w ends for an hout , : coconut sinks lower and lower. The dried coconut | vw Seen : it as a 50c credit on a takes moisture away from whatever :t touches (m ety -overnight, if vou wish. his soaking takes “nt ast half-gallon this case the air). It will rob the body of your ; ee Siete sf be pint, q ’ % cake of #s moisture m the same wey. Baker's ; | uDDING. ' he dirt so that it or gallon of Johnson S Coconut, packed moist in its own juice, Devas inses richt out. Only neck hands. cuff edges and Sani-Spar Varnish geeals mowwture from your cake. ? geen a in Vee, és ' ea) : ats and knee hildren’s play clothes will need Stain. Or, this coupon : lea} epee ee " : and 10c will entitle you yea s ae to a half-pint of John- and department stores son’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain, if presented by an a -s ' . M- Fr . ee ae ee JDHNSON'® Johnson's Sani-Spar V « Stain (shade desired). seer fr Pe eweeeeeeeee sree ee wee eee eeeeeaeee wr ernenevrereeeneee ee eee ee © oe ane cotpen errevied fram cach femity. Tile offer espiters 3 Mas Stet, Sets SHeseOseeseocssorsrccoecssods 4 2 Eee, "73 RRR RRR ER RER RRS retreseseeeaaaeeugaeaen

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SE 28 ee ee ere ee — SP CL A a A Mm me aie mm ~e —— oe Pe 2 «oe «* P : ye ao TSS = = Puppence.” be said. COMIC PAGE PAGE 44 LOO TIN «SOR Ne me arresn COMIC PAGE : FOR A’ THAT. e ~ - * ~ : But watch We simp We're got the ciass anc For a’ thatand a that Were mot tn sha Rut im the spring A games a can Onur pitchers arms Ther need the sun ania =" a4 week or s0 We -_ 7 - shape anc a in frent it looks like she ought to SrIrLen MILK w.ko the Browns for instance. If have a pretty good Derby. chance tm the they had known that ther were Eo ing to lose ihe pennant br one game rr ther would hare mace extra e..wr' a to win two more games ‘0 epricg. “Holds Juries Harve Legal Righ to Drink the Evidence.” A enbdtie «s heme we simpi*fy the task of get men and true to serve 4TLS50O A PEACH. - Boxing bouts are be Chicaco under the pr court in’ Ceroner fox that Jess Willard’s paunch may hare mot ret departed. but the question t Ww ELL HAVE TO GO TO CLANCYS | —_ a Ss | gee VOL. 75. NO. 231. . & . . a, +923 mru Fearurme Seevice. ‘ac. a ” aed i el t' Ay, 4 * ag 4 _ : oe ; ~ ° mS pe ° 4 e ee - ee Z Be. 2 He Wounds Six Men With ' Buckshot and Routs Dozen Others When They Ad vance on Him With Iron STEVE HIMSELF - LOOK, vNICLE steve, we NAMED He Sar ArTSER Bars and Clubs, One Point- ing an Imitation Revolver. “LEADER GOT WITHIN : FOUR FEET OF HIM L. Men Have Been Serving One- - Year Terms for Minor Of.’ fenses, Although Each Had Been Charged Originally’ With Felony. | WRrrinG SNAPPY ADS Fo® CANNED GOO2S iS A more .UCRAT'VE FIELD THAN NOVEL WRITING, So FROM Now On T'™ GOAWA WRITE POETRY FoR A Dwe QT'S t\iG me ~___ Pu®@ Pose $* s “28 £5 even siiahtiy Guard « Story » Giese was on | @reet gate. wh Pat the Workh | Prisoners lowered ‘mred win Mens cel) | 88Gtheast of th " rush > : upon hi: Row = frustrated Tate: t t Post We. «Te ‘ie guard? | * Zate. wren peapiog prisoners -~ reo De Tt , Tar tas ASES REQUIRE DESPERA — ™~ eae jusT READ WER ; wear r've wRITTER. — S mitt’ Beans AND SovP ARE CANNED IN OUR KITCHENS mh ALL kaew iTS we SEcRerT- . ‘ ™\ SooF CouRse I's wet SNETCHIN - aa “ove CANNED SPAGHKETT! } CONTAINS MARY A cvRL. So \SE A CAAL-@P Enc e AND GIVE (T A wHIRL SL ~~ - —E ee” . ney Scampered Like Rabbits.” a rTay Faia "r« 4 -er *- ‘= ; The s2.ec in their tracks and ‘coward **- cef oy H. Patent — _- wr Rars Seu z ” mar? . ; “A treet wg ~(*28 Sus ™ y | =~ = - 2° ” e ter * ~ »s - he t- se" apart for white male prieee . ™ had Seen" opened with a & “Ae ier The Prien "ers naa boar via ; 4 [og we} aes & es *.e* 2 ide ie ‘ws » , a. en a — @ leading eutside Wind am * % —~ ) hae S*en cut from five wae oe Page 3, (oltume | ~~