St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 30, 1923
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ret re ee ore ~ eee % a a G T. LO | 6 P O C T J | C Pp i C ae J RES , T= fa Pa > : ‘ ito recelpt f denosits ile t) e b: k : . : Hanging of Negro Early TALLAHASSEE, Fla », April 30 , | - , ye 7” " | ~ ‘In my excess of sorrow that I had infirmities of age will go to educa- ‘St. Paul, Minn., today at the direc- : . Gov. Hardee plans to recommend to; W8s in a falling condition killed the gander and my sense of tional, charitable ana religious PUT} yon of Attorney-General Daugherty. American and foreign ships from bringing liquor stocks into Sunday Morning. Ne ne nee ene ee ee ey eran te eee ene ltate tear, fg ne Betacam chereee See Se Se 1 hae " ’ ‘ oe § on , : 8 on “ , _ ‘ ter . val 9 " ‘ ¢ T T is : oe ; ‘ le ‘of County Judge B. F. Willis of Leon | they could not obtain a fair trial in ifter the cows, without making : - sre sn i a diame sociation is ‘“‘a combination and con me “ty Cor . | |St. Louis or St. Louis County, are | Word of explanation. And when ! a a apa oe t| spiracy in restraint of interstate The Court held that the prohibition amendment could not By the Jefferson City Correspondent | County, named in testimony before | © ia t S n t Henry H. H came back I found my grandmother Stockton College at Canton, M0.;|/trade and commerce in_ lumber,” ] llv b lied A hi f lh b . ont - atc | , : ; ormer state senator enry O- woese : . . . ’ . _ of th Bo t penpatch. a | the Joint Legislative Investigating henschild, president of the looted|Plucking the gander to sa¥e the! one -fifth to the Christian Orphans’ | operating by means of a basic price egally be applied to prevent —— — rom selling De\ ee ee SL SO |}Committee as having agreed with »...- ¢ormer Gov. Elliott W. Major, {feathers and grandfather was orat-|!iome at 2951 North Newstead ave-!)ist arrangement which “never pur-/| erages when they afte outside American territorial waters. To that : , . 12 ' sve of | Sheriff J. R. Jones to send vagrants a ’ ? : " e rs od the a d bird nue, one-fifth to the Christian ted to reflect the actual market.” a”. — , Seedy indictment of the leaders of snel ) Presiding Judge William H. Allen |ing. He had examines ie dea ré - | porte r . > HR enahod ito the convict camp of the Putnam f the St. Louis Court of. Appeals, |and had concluded that it had been Church and one-fifth for ministerial |The result, it is declared, is to elim- extent the decision reversed a decision in the case by Federal Judge james T. Scott, negro employe of oe Rants ve ae h mare, Fie., " — and Phil McDermott, real estate|Killed by a very ill-behaved turkey relief in thé Cartatian mrad inate competition and form a ficti-| Hand at New York. ears . | ; “gist | cum G84 d today, in an a uthoritative | gealer ‘gobbler, and he had reasoned out sep ahs ite, Sy ; aes tious price leyel. Within the three-mile limit, how- (resume liquor serving without great hye Lniversity 0 Js1L1issour eariviquartetr SS dicate eras - " ah a yy o was a ibera eontributor oO 7 lay, was ymised today by) An agent of tl De t f sudge Valeaheiner expreeved. the | siet “Se Sobbier had. tree ae needs of these institutions and for ever, the court found that an entire- | ‘nconvenience. yesterday, was pre ae | | | . n Ar - ie epartment © opinion that 12 men who would the side of the head and had killed; * ran tte ineail hi ther . ly different cltmetiae ehtnined. Sus- So far as the fleet operated by Prosecuting Attorney Ruby M. Hulen | Justice who arrived here several days | heed the Court's instruction for im-!| him and thereupon decreed the gob- these ~ age agiatetci mite - a a CASHIER ILL: SAVINGS y why the Shipping Board is concerned it of Boone County, who was nore mn iago has been conducting any én parry partial consideration of the evidence’ bler should die bagge nr ve weg — per yg ee sty Y LOSED taining {he Sele re ee aqinne + has been indicated that as conference with Attorney-General] is to W hether Ned Thompson, 65 | could he found, but that there was “And there I eftood. a bovish Oe To so tglt Pseste Pir Ae from BANK TEMPORARIL C Hand on that point, the decision de- a matter of policy liquor serving Barrett and Assistant Attorney-Gen-|years old, a negro, who was leased | sufficient doubt to justify change of|prit and liar through omission, say- h pe! on ote _ , ng mere Pe. ' his | clared it illegal for American or for-/| probably will not ber med deapite eral Davis by Sheriff Jones to the Putnam com- venue. He said there was danger ing nothing in the gobbler’s defense. . ec a es ae, . wom n re ia No Alarm Expressed By Depositors eign ships to bring into American the privilege given under the deci- Prosecuting Attorney Hulen called |pany, was held in peonage. Fred|that testimony would unearth lurk-|and he went to the block, and SS aaa rg gd mA = ne — in Institution at La Plata, Mo.— ports or. waters liquor sealed in/ sion of the court. on Circuit Judge David rl ifarris CCubberly, United States District At- ing, secret prejudices, or recall newe- lhe lped to eat him. and a more inno- i rire ~ oe ; anes Scots av- Millspaugh Notified. bond for the use of passengers on In its discussion of Federal juris- of Columbia at St. Luke's Hospital, |torney, is said to be considering mak- paper comment which would influ- | cent gobbler never lived and dled. a nad ecm v4 onth to mi intain Beatign So Sie" Sus -Seeaeen. outgoing voyages. I diction over foreign ships in Ameri St Louis, last evening, and obtaineiling this subject of a Federal granl| ence the jurors. He said the public! “It may seem strange, but that 1 een gees nga ss in settling LE PLATA, Me, Ae eee Optnien by You ‘ SD er ee be from him an order for the conven-|jury investigation in Pensacola eariy| was a newspaper-reading public and! cident has recurred to mea thousand | |, estate a“ vs will receive $1000 in |La Plata Savings Bank here ‘closed The decision, regarded by the/Card re cs pal ang of n apecial grand Jury Wednes-/in May. jhe felt that the newspapers influ-/times in my life, and ts ever impell-| "9° SS © Si mpage tage Pet . ! Federal Government as one of the|Plete. It would be possible, hew- day, when Judge Allen W. Walker Thompson was placed in the Leon | enced opinion ing fair statement.” sacste Tiga a bet ta > ? Missieatppd Se eee most important yet handed down inj ever, should Congress so decide, to of Fayette will open court for Judge |County Jail after he had been re-!} The text of Judge Falkenhainer'’s | ee Sremegicton = Cc « set . 1 OK AY a the closing was only temporary, and | regard to prohibition enforcement, | W#!ve the enforcement of this juris. Valley Trust Co. stock, all va H. J.|was read by Justice Van Devanter.| diction and permit foreign shipe to novia natn a ie te ue : 4 . any be-l|oréer follows: fe ras ' lerris, who is recovering from aj/turned by the Putnam company be | I ' “ SEVEN LIVES BELIEVED LOST approximately $25,000. — the sone Saal oe - | Sustions BReneannn’ median: do things American ships were pro- | the Columbia mob which Furgical operation. cause it was claimed he ywas 9 not ‘In granting the changes of venue Kac her servants in his | Mairens, cashier Lvidence Against Mob Leaders. physically fit to perform hard iabor.;in these cases the court has endeayv- ecm of the Of ss See a pine 35 : : land dissented. hibited from doing. The court x: We have evidence on which in-| Federal officials assert they are in| ored to look at the matter according IN SINKING OF COAST SHIP | oa np hear ae $100. | Physical Preakdown, it was stated, |" justice Sutherland delivered | Pressed the opinion that foreign na- dictments will be justified against! possession of evidence tending to/to the testimony on the hearing, and dia” de an Steel Stock to Cousin [and fer ee ee eee dissenting opinion explaining that he Sete the mob leaders.” the Prosecutinw | show his death was the result of| its knowledge of both law and fact, Woman and 1% Men, wanes ie GET To “at venta tes Ss Bruce of Prdévi- |to close the bank while a new cash- agreed that American amigo cours ~—e Congress. Attorney said. “The only thing which | excess flogging received at the lease | together with such experience as one _ act ae : mt a — a ach R. . - aaesien Stockton be-/| ier ts being installed. not have aboard intoxicating liquors | The Powers of en prevent indictments will be fail camp before he was returned to the | gains in presiding in trials of crim- : tha sey neal Await mh cia queathed 50 shares of U. S. Steel pre- | Thomas Gilbreth, president, an- in American (ee See ~- Ryne ng hogy ny nee the east of the erand jurore|county jai! linal cases NE WPORT, R. 1., April 30.—The| ferred to be held in trust for her|nounced the temporary closing, and believed the prohibition should nét/the Court said, “we think it shows w very plainly, first, that it is intended act according to their oaths Presumption of Innocence. steamer Seaconnet sank yesterday! during her life, and at her death to| notified the State Commissioner of apply to foreign ships. “The first proposition arrived at is in Vineyard Sound, with a loss of| go to the Christian Orphans’ Home.| Finance. Commissioner Millspaugh, The majority opinion held that the|to be operative throughout the ter- ; “im-j|ritorial limits of the United States, We have positive identifications a : of the leaders of the mob, by offi- TWO SENTENCED T0 FIVE YEARS _the fatt that these defendants, as| probably seven lives. Of the 21 men To five grandnieces he bequcathed| who was at Kirksville, sent word|words “transportation” and | well as all other defendants. are Pre-| and one woman aboard. the woman $6000. each in trust, the principal to|\that he would come here this eve- } portation” as used in prohibition lex - with the single exception stated i cers and others. While there were z eoveral hundred persons +t ind | IN PRISON ON ROBBERY CHARGE | eumea to be Innocent, and this pre- and 14 men succeeded in reaching!| be paid them as each reaches the} ning jislation are to be taken in their or-|the canal zone provision; secondly, |Sumption continues throughout toe|/the Vinevard Sound Nghtship, ac- age of 30. No hlarm was expressed by de-/|dinary sense. Transportation ts held| that it is not intended to apply to entire trial. This being the law, they | cording to word reaching here. The will recited that Stockton be-/|positors or business: men, and there |to be carrying from one locality to|@omestic vessels when outside the territorial waters of the Unite. Nitiber of actual and active tvnch- . Pie 7” .f Gc ° es was notlarge. There was no stu- Jone Pleads Guilty of Getting $1 a | en tp tng fo a fair and impartial The steamer, engaged in the coast-/ lieved he had made ample and gen-|was no difference in the tenor of j|another, it added, and it is noc nec- pale Pa fent of the University of Missvur! Saloon Keeper of $27. | trial by 12 men who will give them | wise trade between Boston and Nor- erous provision for his sister, Mrs.|/bhusiness at the two other banks | essary that the transfer of possession ates, and, thirdly, that it is %,- fisong the lynchers, though som, the benefit of this presumption. Fol-| folk, sent out calls for assistance| Mary S. Cotton of Sedalia, Mo., and|pere, which are state institutions, | or title should be contemplated. tended to apply to all merchant vas- sludents were among the onlookers.| ™¥O men were sentenced to five! jowing, they are entitled to the ben ibout 6 a. m., reporting that she was| for his nephews and nieces, Wiliam |}ike the closed bank. Terms in Law Defined. sels, whether foreign or domestic, | vears in the penitentiary today oniefit of every reasonable doubt: th ‘Y | listing badly to starboard. It wasiS., Robert Ee. and Augusta Cotton The hank’s report, showing con- In that connection the Court ab- when within those waters, save an )fre entitled to have 12 jurors who| believed she sank soon after the last/and Louise Waddell, and other than | ajtions at the close of business April | served that one cannot carry liquor the Panama Canal Zone exception os will unquestionably give them this!’ call which was intercepted here at releasing them from any indebted- 3, gives its total resources at $508,.-|;in his own automobile for his own provides otherwise. Tators.”’ William Grose. alias Miller. 29. on hy poston } : } 30 o'clock, was broadcast | ness to him, there was no provision 826: capital and surplus, $60,000: | use. ‘In so saving we do not mean to Attorney-General Hopes for Action. | 2105 Oregon avenue, was charged | goa Is were he danger lies sme Seaconnet was a freighter of | for them to benefit under the will. undivided profits, $11,842; deposits, Importation consists, the Court imply that Congress is without pow - \ttorney-General BRarrett said he lwith taking $15 from John J. Schnei- ffered from a nervous. diseas?/.... oo... «. oo snctenanl lhe effort to “wipe out the stain on | ne su court's instructions on this, as well general purposes. { be affirmatively or tacttly rmifttea sing tes ’ a pey- | | | > n the true sense. pe jand is being examine 1 by th psy aS every point involved. and honestly HOUSING COSTS IN MARCH One-fifth to the National Renevo- | Housewt ves’ Boycott Felt in Decline by the territorial RB ref "4 it the reputation of the citv and coun.- | i oF tefl . >oints | ree The term “territory of the United P iT ~ Eieive 4 hase. alias Jack Kern, + setae ome sage _ oe _— ep HIGHEST FOR PERIOD FROM 913) lent Association, with principal of- Ry the portinar te = ling ~~ States” was given the common deft- | '0™S has been settled that Congress ulen held a long conference with . | 4¢) ae som Teeis that just this particular fact !{s ifices in Kansas City, to be applied | NEW YORK. April 30.—Raw sug- | nition as confined to territory over does have such power over them = Attorney-General and his assist- se ape Se eeal aceicis tiie vey ie + ogc ot tg damasods reasons that Cost of Living for mcs Month 68.8 peepee to the decision of a ma- | sie utunen declined 20 to 42 points which the United States exercines I ° > But ‘we do mean that the sade a end Redenal etrecl, and’ taking G27 on | le gpg es ies estan wat - Per Cent Above the Average of Sel eh — ie ae ‘at the opening of today’s sugar mar- | jurisdiction as a sovereign power, erage a ee W. the special grand jury were dis- | Jan. 2% question of change of venue the Year 1913. seme it being provided that there ket, while refined granulated sugars |and three miles at sea from its shore the .clathenenll pat 4 . yn ; *hase need by Cirenit « ange deel pr by Jude: ' — “ys Hit crop WASHINGTON, April 30 The | shall be three St. Louisans on the the wholesale price ranging from 10 lnder this interpretation, the Its its fields of operation, like that Dr. Loeb Saye Students Had No Part Wahconhainer, of tea Be sage oman and’ tat. cost Of Living ro — Vanee Oa pac Church Bequests to 19.15 conte @ POU 2 eres oeere Sees ee Montes of tha. lala Giene ee Pea . -' last March was 68.8 per cent higher | “ 9 ‘prices generally are about $0 points | brought into the territorial waters pe vere in Lynching | but where men of such prominence | |. ine average of the year 1918, | One-fifth to the National Benevo-|),..- than the highest prices thislof the United States except through It should be added that after Association Board of Church aeanan the Panama Canal. but that while the adoption of the amendment and F Al to the Post-D! patch ; q these defenda es are ch iTee 1 wit ‘OLUMBIA Mo April 30 Re- F ON BY GUARDS } ae according to a computation an- | len . ,T 7 °4 ) there 1s 4e° °® @danrer « e = b- | PLANE IRED \ rongd ing } i \ lange f hy Federal Ru- Extension of the General (Christian The sharp break in prices waa at- the prohibition against importation the enactment of the national prot! ports that students of the University | mp secret lurking prejudice, resulting in, MOUnCed today oa he general purposes of bition act, C distinct! *! Missouri took any active part in Warden of Prison to Ask For Pic- |... gece that biahe Sinmun ‘i iia reau of Labor Statistics. based on |Church = the general purposes tributed by brokers in part to the [or presence aboard under any cir- ma the aie ae netly with. ‘esterday morning's Iynching are | tures Made From Afr. question of reasonable doubt will retail commodity prices and housing ee geo to the same association's housewives’ Seveest ae 0 ae wee ee. Cee of I tthon as . + sane pect ePrall: denied bv witnesses of the | ractal to the Post Diepatch re he sufficiently considered by es ; (one | a ) nee Relief of die the uncertainty aga to the out at. 9% the amendment nor the enforcement - _ , a 4 sea chine Lr Isidor Loeb, acting | SAN QUIECENTIN ‘al April 30 imrore in this city Food was 42 per cent higher, Board of } inieteria . é + this afternoon of the Government's had made any reference to liquor oe vesident of the university, issued @ | nemand is ta be made by Warde: | Th re = been too much pub- |_ othing 74.4 per cent, housing 62.4 General Christian Church, for the, .),cation for a temporary tnjunc- |ahoard American ships on the high hy prison is of no importance ssment today to the effect that he | 5, .,.e¢ Johnston of the Stfte Prison |)... og 1 aare may. criticiam given | Der cent, fuel and light 86.2 per cent, general purposes of the ey oe _ | tfon to restrain trading in raw eumar | seas outside American territorial ju- | *™8* the liquor in the plaintiff's ship. id been unable to learn that ans ihere upén a motion picture company rm eam ails aes aia my newssaner |furniture 17.4 per cent and miscel- rhe Mississippi Valley rust ©O. g# tures unless backed by actual own- risdiction. are carried only as sea stores. Betnu mideMt was in the mob. Only a com-|¢.. the film of a picture made by a ,, ii opulation. notwithetanding | #neous commodity prices 100.8 per | was named executor and trustee In eranip or control of the commodity. For that reason, the decision of |%*® Stores does not make them fatively amall number of students ‘a S aeian circled over the prisor > rd or ‘ < et : ; gs r cent all estates created by the will Spot raws were offered today ati:+n, lower court which held that liquors any the less, nor dess +t re in Columbia, he sald, the win- } cow well reaulting in the machine | 9% sham Beoutnagedin ce epon, doses liousing costs recorded thotr | GSockton had been an invalid, con prices lower than the closing quota- American ships could not have change the incidents of their use as term having just ended, and], . fired a son by guards | = . paper nes A geo Ped -’ [highest levels in March for *he en- ‘fined to his bed, for three years be- | ¢ions Saturday. There were ho buy- liquor on board on the high seas beverages. But it is of importance» being fire por jread the papers once a month, and | tire period from 1918 fore his death, never having recov- | ere and Iittle. interest was shown in was set aside. that they are carried through the P having left, while others, liv One of the shots is reported to believe that the newspapers exert a | near here, were at their homes |. — | mneties blade | .. at Tile nile ed cae ae ered from a hip fracture suffered tn | the offerings by the refiners. Practical Effect Undetermined. territorial waters of the Unite’ | have shattered a prope ' great dea! of intluen n the read all ft 9279 in the home of the —— ——- States and br ht to it r the week-end cing a 1000-foot nore dive into ng public generally We have had CONTINENT ‘FLYERS: AT CAPITAL |“ fall in 19 n he 1 What the practical effect of the | out Oo Ss ports an‘) Phere had heen no demonstration - <y - | ( Cuttenbach thie x: ww as rplifics a ie wifi ‘late Mra. L L. Culver, who was his | decision of the highest tribunal will harbors. This is prohibited trans. <s aots | 4 a marsh \ utte: a few exemplifications of this situa ve in business in the Majestic YN MITED WOMAS KK LED . rortation and tmportation i the . ees ene If CONNCS llot d John Stout, photographer, | tion A juror may, on voir dire ex . associate <7 ae : HOME 0 A ‘ , be could not at once be foretold. Un- » -- Senet with the case which led to the | PHO% 8! ‘me , aw and honestiv believe Taree <¢ Merce Bombing Planes Ar-/| Manufacturing Co Her husband | til the recent opinion of the Attor- | °f the amendment and the act.” hing, which was an attempted /©* tape lepersh re) ea + eg agrees gee Ap te A ae oot rive at Washington was Stockton's partner when he first ‘Three Children of Kentuckian Es-/ ney-General, American steamships 0 a tn ewtne Alleged airplane smuggling of dope that he has not prejudged the case, | qponia) to the Post-Dispath tered the stove manufacturing |! : Intense Controversy Followed At- oes soph into the prison resulted in the orders | but during the trial some fact given WASHINGTON, Apr Three entere cape Injury. were permitted to serve liquor on of i years old, daughter of | ey nt ic to fire on planeas violating jin evidence ma ‘ecall a certain | of the four big Martin hy business By the Asesocigted Press the high seas and in foreign ports, torney-General's Raling. 1. ¥. Almstedt, professor of Ger- | to Buarl® ng over the prison| editorial or statement and his then| planes which left Sat rage —_——_—_—_— _ PADUCAH, Ky., April 80—Mra./and both American and foreign ves-; When Attorney-General Daugher. in the university oo ce formed opinion will’ weigh heavily |iast Thursday for ah experimen FIRE REVEALS $60,000 SAFE Rosetta Daugherty Warren, 34 years) sels could bring intoxicants intended |ty ruled that foreign ships entering Events Preceding Lynching. _—— —_ | upon his mind, to ich an extent | ‘orb <a :, : ; sia iain tne ; , neh ’ old. was instantly killed early today | for that purpose into American |American waters muat be dry, and he offense for which Scott wes even as to influence his judgment of 4+ Bolling Field. near here esa ROBBERY IN COURTHOUSE ‘in a dynamite explosion which | ports sealed in their sea stores that American shipe should not Need occurred Friday afternoon LAST OF RHINE TROOPS RETURN the evidence as given at the trial. | + ah + ere atioted’ Se aaa et RAs SE wrecked her home here. Her thrve Now, however, ships serving |carry at any time, anywhere, intexi- Apri 20 near Stewart Bridge, at the | "Then. again. the best test, I take tors and were greeted by a 7 Ry the Associated Press. children—Christine, 8: Aline, 10, and liquor and having a surplus left on | cating liquoss for beverage une, he Soathern edge of town, where ihe) p, {Eg atnley sy (| 30.—Heralded | it. is to consider one's self in the de- | ;,, ? the Navy Denby. M t+ fide heats OMAHA, Neb... April 30. Fire Pugene, 15—escaped injury. arrival at the three-mile limit could | started a controversy which in in- . hing took place NEW YORK “4 — ech © on ns fendants’ situation and ask one’s | oe ohn A. Leteune aaa and Bn ae wrecked the Lincoln County Ne A woman is believed to have placed / not. under the decision of the court. |tenasity exceeded all others arising in \ negro met Regina Almestedt “s/as ‘th last of —_ ards a — self would you feel safe in permit- |... ara, oT eng ial ot? nes cane ; * beaska. courthouse at North Platte|the explosive at the house, author-| bring it Into territorial waters of |enforcement of national prohibition * Was walking near the railroad) Rhine. ~: peng peal co - eat tine yourself to go to trial tn B&t wf ‘ as : ” . per A gees: ; a today, following which it was) {ties attributing Jealousy as the mo-/the United States in any form, and jsince the Eighteenth Amendmen* ek. and told her that a little child manded by ! fe yee led eae aon . . | | id t representatives of the Jap- Aine eee rien the safe in the Coun- | tive ships bound away from American | was sustained by the Supreme Coyrt. mM just pone down the track alone: of the ger oral sta les | noel eumatances and condition a CPE oe a easurer’s office had been looted The dynamite was placed at the! ports will have to pase beyond the Not only @!4 the foreign e * might be struck by a train it day on the Presid: es apres co = 7 is applied, IT feel sure that ons | aes a a pS A yey “0 in cash and $58,800 inicorner of the front room, directly| territorial limit without intoxicants | ship companies enter a protest, fone did not look after tt (jerman br A” & net v a te , ie muat come to the nat al conclusior : ; ie ; Wig: ae ge a eecurities. according to alunder the bed on which Mre War-/ aboard Some suggested it was dif- ithe Amertcan lines aleo nrenaovaty 6 @irl started down the track m4 ly Sa ) “ ae " er bee _ tin rare Th. 17 ett ! . . ) | y none | : —_ . ) , n the Omaha World ren was asleep Ter husband was ficult to sea how, under these cir- obfected. The foreign | poldi iers were se m4 to Fort Hiamilton,.’ Continued on VPage 3. Column ld at work at the time, CUMMARCOR, American ships could Comtnecd aks i ' costs in 32 cities “ louis. having lreetian ihe hed indicated, “ Lentinued on Page 2, Colamo 6.
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MONDAY BVEKING, AEE, 80, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC , POST - ae OU = -MSP ILA — . -e_—_ — —_— St Ee .- —— —— “ ve SS — a — ——— = - 7 — ee — ~« = : — . — =a” | Reporter's Eye-Witness Account ol Jail Storming and Lynching at Columbia, Moupe. &A OPPOSE _— ——_—_— = = “4 HOW MOB Jailer and Sheriff Fret Whom Mob Took Prisoner J i 4 ned “ne cure Tay , alia | = 7 © Gi not want wes guilty of the of RAIL WAY and Steel Door¢That Was Cut Awa; by Acetvlene Torch P/3.2. Kt oa te ~een holé@ing as BURNED ITS ) > ToC ) ) ee. SF : “ ce a toon Page an mg | ) bs a com ne | mar ' 4 Goes on Record at L y NT THE . ed a eS: tthe, ee ee Re ee eee Seren os nie leer: Se re : an > sc nmperalgammet only wtaaccy 2 ‘See au cee See » te CAE the |b : 7 ward U.S. Ow NEGR 1 FL | J , | | , | we : —- . . : . YA : . k % a! = Begre Kacck=’ Down = f 7 7 = “nd ) F - | ol soot? swne knocked down etiinter © *** * abe Beptis: 7 ners . jury +e VIEWS TW 4 ’ ' . . . ‘ 2t , 4 her 4 * sz "27 = ™ ee ; * . ’ ‘ " A : ) P | ' . — ‘ OF oO Acetylene Torch Was LUsed — | ee Se ne ch Bie ae : ano. | od nots to hear. To prever' ae | “e Sey Was Broken Open W ith ‘)usac Hammer, and Man Ac- to Jonesboro and cused - Attempted As- | | | . oe 4 hed she | : , ay we a 2 ver - ws acre sidan Pog J er nine Of nee bd 4] sault Was Hanged | - : | «il em : be thew tae Reon . | 7 - - , , :, - singe site . | ng | aoe : , Tee “bicage & Aros Fam | ' "ac ¢ : ) ' ws i 19 3 oe ) : ; ; ! i Bearing today «° ‘he OFFICIALS’ PLEAS TO : | : _— | TT. oo nstees. sepeell DESIST IGNORED : oy Semele wine * a a | mt was arrested Gatureey 4 “meen 00.4 , te en «the «Ictersate Commerce € 5 , s apis 74 +h : = . toh nee : : , 7 s« a So c , , gce. Sent on rec 22 GS , ' ' 3 ) | erpoceet iv & Dian > Fourteen-Year-Old Gui Posi- ; y the neg: : mt ag Foe ae 3 | , ee consciidate the | ) "a . : ; ge bts . é ’ ‘ tdcrP) L ty Per = rs tively identified Janstor at : i | el >: ' ~ eae ‘ _ wR University Building, Who : oe — | : ser "6 yep | : mig | = | Went to Death Declaring | Texter He Was Tr The bearcre & > fc=" «= ones Ver Tremas PF i ‘he Fecera. Bou r ere. Jefle-BoLr ef vrallircoe4 ment ané@ ethers ho was oe ~wrge *ha” ‘ra cgterrec “- Balu There eutierum wes esoar’ A 7?D*a ss 4: °T ec ‘s QUICK INDICTMENT OF is office. end talked with Scot ————— ar MOB LEADERS AT race esate a eee See. S COLUMBIA HOPED FOR “on ™* et "estes i i @ be heard on | er - c- sence [Sixth and Franklin Be b fe Where the €rewdse Ge.” ——— ~ re Sisto sees ee ee SS ome. ae | Boies Te heesyerwy rin Sas ca Coen ee ae aa PORK CHOPS Rh oo lhete ore rt ( om prine corn -‘e@d bese enr amenart trea far, Serk Perk Chepme 17 Flour post mags Mc i S&S ceet *eker Bars Lautz Naptha Soap LSS. Fancy BROKEN RICE > cane ae “= Ve , = arrere By E - > . r ~ - ; a C eT ’ ’ 7 pan 2 - . azisr 3 ; om + ste orrw te © You Get $1,000 -, il vou mnew that there was $1.000 that wou coud get om the installment pian at the American Trust SHERIFF PRED BROWN “ Ta * a _ the. Vompany, with the specia. provision that rou loved would get 1 immediately if vou c ee et 9s what the American Ir x ers you It is a@ win-aNheac «avings pro “ne advantages of 2 savings account at as ATiG® -—-m Gok a’? a = a ie—-— “at ‘et . ° of the carries: Sue te i> lc and . ** “Gets as a wh c = «= —_— gee eae is Aara m ) , , . ‘7 ‘ F er on | Get the “Om Pounded seml-annualy. Witt 2a ‘ee ‘a . » . ? + . - “= | c¥ Im an aic-une insurance Tomrarr ater knots of! a. | . agg Facts in 4 there were ° Ve wer? :, sve 968 6 Chea ve : ; : ; ! this Free m eteances ee 4 > 4 . -_ ’ eae tif ~~ , ae OW OMe ring o' , ana .@ ) , ) Booklet protection for you moka and nat oo ° «4 ) ee. ae | ; , Rg Lone A » re? Poe x whe ww ; . , i} , . - e e fat) and igok sroun4 ) ) — “E The rian is imple anc wund. _ Let us expiain it | | aa a - E) - © rise ‘its > 2 ae Cue + Pro re 4 ta * bOOOEGES O81 OO OOF FORTE ORT FOR bGEs 1) pdbbnabhahbhhnenehahhbbabhdhedbhbbhabhbesaddieshaaddrsassboiii.ti. clout hh Tih Medd the 7 ST LOUIS POST-OISF J | — : mg Sothing out of ‘Ae ord ieee | 4 .- Y ’ : - ; you. !ou 2 * ant fo orm. ~ppened And some eve oir beads and said *t was 40 sage : euch @ thing coud harper : ¢ , ) | | _ .? , . ~ it, a 9" : : oe lt Began a ere seemed "© Me smMone R 6128 . ’ " : ary citizens «' ‘ : | tog : | | Easton reyitogs | giving compiete details of Pian. a Fousége¢ o rt + -~ sa ee PuPteted Dally “~ Tweets Bee pewyrs lth led tat thelist tee ot go * r | i News Takew t) Poolreom | : Ee canted q@iiekiy in: | Specials ~y — 4 wed Mas We Ked quick | | ) | _— , ete | ee eee foe | || AMERICAN he aien cs Basen wd we | Ps _ Sieg, SSS TRUST COMPANY ae ee ta ang even tre ; ; : eee . 6 @)6408 4 eee '6 tee £8626 YRC “@ ’ - 5 *ear"r ured erTrmed Bee! 8c | . ~~ «* ~ * - © . ~ — Oo _—s - | T 74 »ea4 6 ree : 2c ° Same +t & 7S$c 3 * 88 ‘ . “a | inte, and we | ~mge LSec : . SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OPEN UNTIL &3¢ P. M. MONDAY : " . S000) 008 OROEST HEFHREI Ii tee) ‘ —_ at vt ae Ok eee a | t = a) * *
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— Re I . q . = bees te Se ra “Pos ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1922 ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH —_——__ -_ a , Moi aA OPPOSES a Tybe of en Bus to Be Put in Service Here GERMANS BOW ~ RUSSIA DEMANDS oat conan. Pl TRA WINS a st | PUNTO MERGE. -——— 7) UPFRENGHTRAN ADMITANCE TOs" PONT INDSPUTE effect the eT RAILWAY LINES | Be SRE, Li) 3 MEN KILLED PEACE PARLEY =~ VERRIVERFLEET™ > oy pe fonn headed ra'zned last Sa: add § a ; ; ~e. Sa At irday og a aad . —_ a. ~ sae vo nena or ’ . . oo ’ ve ~~ > wires ‘ aa . cir C"“olhys N] 'e Drelin ; i atl og : ; . ary x nee : . : : Was signed torlay 4,‘ tomxcpimmgew on Record at LC. C. Ipehs 5 ae ’ =| Railway Bridge Dynamited Must Enter “on-Full Terms turkey ‘sinister of Po! Motion of Ashburn That Ap- Hearing Here Against Con- a Qi, ee ee a ae and Oter Acts of Sabotage of Equality,’”’ Soviet Repre- (eS | Govern. plication for Injunction Be:: ol oning asa Bee en eae Pi i “, a oe an satin # 3 eae a ~—' > Against Rail and Wire sentative at Lausanne Con- poration. Dismissed Denied by Fete” wards U. S. Ownership. # a 5 Sig lie -_ Au \ a “Aes y i Traffic. ference Insists. _ Assounceneat ee eral Judge Faris. the Chester ral i" he Associated "? +} - tad , . : ‘ ne Afar antec }’res ; ey onve tion WAS Trince AUSANNE Apr’! oT offi. “ Ors An | 1 Irnite: aa , } ry) i‘ : i] Ashburn ‘| | = pee yg : ™ ; Oo ' : rican a lt? ; ‘ } : “ i ' & ‘) r qprir ’ e : reerig Judge Faris iil be on the ap- * s* to Jonesboro and Blythe- 7 silctay officials’ have been killed ini was tm direct siutation “a0 ie ae a, “el os MRS. ROBERTA. BAGNELL DETECTIVE SUES WOMAN “'s*'a%e"uquon sw" Rica atunctfca'tys Sahin taal Se ABOARD ON HIGH SEAS Wetzlar, Khenish Prussia, dis-|Ceding the first Lausann jartere, and the aubject of she || manent. Ne anim Meet : . . 7 The Chicago & Alton Fail: f , al i : ; i ‘ “a : . ‘ , " r Z ] ‘ 5 , : . : " ; " -. | > ' eat a hearing today a h dera : +4 eo the? the account ene aindid ' ; med Be say ae Jurisdiction Plea aieuet at Rullding before representati: fentinued From Page (tine. sthoritie e prol ted May : tussia canno cce pititmatul liseussion 3 he renewes 4 ra's attorneys had argued that the Interstate Commerce / : Meg tratioy — cS orn . ann NOD of peace confer. ige Faris wae without jurisdiction , . ’ ruiIInNg aA’ . r -) Stine +) nd riall : rt mn fixin Tne : j " hbeca lise , l‘nited States was a nr re nr? he 1) Ait 7 . . 7 ‘ ‘ . » bh ¢ . 7 . . gion. went on ' we :, ‘ae Peon oe = n-Mair ‘ » 4 s} irnits eins party te -_ it and had not given Sf the Com: ‘ ii] rT) ven OSA rnatic¢ 1SA Zz : ave , + A T mitted the prern Jas ool f as is renuired 16 ' : ar : LJ ’ » ’ } F - , ’ . les 7 . } 7 ‘ E , : . I ’ ; : . ’ / ’ ,? rr eo? . : 4 aie | fir + rr} ; ’ ry? ’ ': rhe AD. tr reate: iT gesture of & Turks ad idige Bi - a.m an ec] that argv- de ‘ nmrerntr: . "OH O60 Troops ai : " t hy ; wtatenver , that “ hile the eppoeerd tn Ly Pier ' to consolidate the Mtion VNs«he feo Tia! the Lnited States Liar hers. ' tems “= Se 109 gms The objections urdy i at posed plan are een 'nowarnes the northert border of Syria 3 : Mrates was “bheneficial own easeinn : a c vernment hs decided , le to the bhoata was in. the ) = \- ' , ' . f discuss V2s" tMsOree own Mitta . ‘| Shipping foard. and waa not an {; . ’ ' . A 2 a i ; 4 ' ei nit ' . : _¥ ' , ; TY | ; 4 2 * 2 ‘4 ‘ ‘ delegutes } } i] rnandated territory by tw. . naispensanhie parts to the suit 7 ehip that it Woul: cor FP OTS! ro . - e ' ._ aii , . ' ‘ rt t} At ' ber will pl 46.000 lie further santa that the matter ; | fecation of private proper 0 . : t+ contest befor re | Ni: rmer ns ted , Kated 1} | sin the . ation o hut 1 ) neluding the Turl , the disposal of General Weygzan). | «hou'd be aired in court THe de ° » .* ’ c " : e e% . " : ‘ . .* ' ‘% ° ne Arn: “ot ; : rialistic, and Would serve as re > he ~o ¢ \ " : ¢ . . ‘ } ° . ‘a aT ry it oe ° ta »* » > ; " “ : ry . ' e e heats were f Mf ea: 7 ~ rones ater) plar ‘sc Imber ~ A ‘ : ss 2 P i : : . . ‘ ‘ : rit ~ ‘ . , ‘ a? arriat mrs : : | . ry a7 - r} i ty *} _ ’ oy ‘ : ° f*~ i: 7 ‘=| , SS ‘ a —. ri , . Z : . fiiat gavored of ; . ,* ’ r J : ,* ‘ ‘ ‘n° ; rn ’ , ‘ ’ . ~ . . .* . . ‘ P . ——. S« 7 hs ‘ — . tn . :, , . : ae rr , - ot A.» . 2 . se ‘ ry)’ , > .* . . . : conatifutional her industries he | bi , e Peotfered by Governor " Optbe other hand ! vn nted , | ] . jaa | yaa i jue ;, or} tne 'v xd , ~ rit rng with tne gans — an rovern nt oward tnt | rar F | nen mn m | and not in keeping th hyis id oh REE : eur bi Wiliam G B : ' » , rts 2 . —— no — } , : ;iset eT eT / ra -} “at ry ‘ rx 1 ry) } , - aANniinga ‘ ma ¢ ' the Secretary of ~ oe " of the Chicag & Alto _— , ities , : . . if ‘ | M | se ee Mea al . ; rs e? o? . es ‘4 — na _mor ¢00 ’ if 3 . _ 5 ns } rhle } : ; , ited tn the hil! TY en4 receiver, that a “i ps , aye ' 3 p at nant mia esistar n t} ful ight fr urk O AL! " tne ure at neen 2 Ashhurn to proceed ot » Tnate would solidify rates. ma . >. | . . rit ) has been added to th tithe: {4 railroad con he tal the hoate by court actien justment difficult and u not pr eat ; | rome rced ‘fre t Board i ise rhe 9 ‘heete rep: ati’ must ran oem Al “No Man Higher Than law.” wide better service than : . r om iene | ah, , recall that t} ‘ount , anaouncet: » 4 the nel ad » defend 1} frant a@t aft | : erou nfer- | poting decision of Chief Jus- ‘ane. . . ; eG Tae eat aie aes a ve ' a : : — - wi lems i ahand g@t DPArAL »? rm : -— : , ‘fe ‘ Pewee at arehall that no man Was Commiasioner Henn “eran & 2 +) nine ' A he Missou: heater | ae , . a , Pee ag aphinte” arith. lecttitie ms ortio’ ) ener: ‘elle. d ite lemet ) At ‘f the sort made by miners Thomas lealv and F. ft. | withcre peri nd —. eames 0% | ) | | ~ | Germas The leaders « rr hat : slat Dro ! . suran as able to give Tamet Col. Ashburn could be made under or, in the Cou: . Lippe ree os —e —- patlze 2 ' . oMeg: a = . wha co mn i 1914: w! A neonsistent wit 2k TI ish 3 vy unNita »> law. atyranny greater than that in the Federal Buliding It wa rj Ml ‘ere si , ; ~ | ee bys ¢ ' the question: that. righte re red 1 mn 1 article are | Syrii n inde: Ove! tir nm anv European coun : rt a . . : SiOT e ; . , n The ort _ 2 , “be neh: ne rimande in ran ry would sanctioned fret proposed to have : Z ner’. ay didi E: ) i cae f wou n ir! ana ' / os at Hote! Jeffersor ut ft row | that e wa t the seas! witt Conditions of “Surrender | ; | itil dle ae ae nee 4 rench ro! elles No Government.” he adde@. “ean in ae ~ , ete The 5 , PAT dj ' ) a "Pal +} ae ats nae | sic it . iv. ; . r } ' ’ ' ‘ j . : ; ‘ ’ . : ace ope erat ne ’ : nn or? ri« : 7 : , , , P . . . ws ‘ ‘ —— } . . . (ss . ry . ryty) : ’ ry) eve . > Asan ate l' eae itn ts | har : ue ' ’ bi epee ry freer the frye ‘ list In Judwe : . '“- , "A ‘-« * > . > . ’ \ | . " ‘ . : ; : ' chatiges ar r ‘ . ‘ ’ ’ ; ‘ — — — 4 ' ci : es "~F ' r.¢? _* ‘ 2 | . ayia " ? if at \« | fa »* rs : i " pa ; ' 33 Kenna ner e eeoturt temt flier] the, - , nine ner e fi ‘or . ’ . P » - . @ 74 ' . : . * > ‘ — f . . ; é I ? tT : ’ , : ¢ ’ ’ ‘ } ye > rerar?d ert : ' |] : ; if ad | ’ ; 7% e €. ; fs 4 tr inj ’ wu a le ceiver Rierd of the AR . ai) ; : ow ae garded . - oe . ra » uke _ he hen a ra 8 . . : . ‘ . ‘ ; ‘ ; : " > 9 = ‘ ’ . , . N .erman “ popeticion in Kates 2enT ‘ : ey : . : . ‘ ; . —. . . ‘ . . ‘ : ' ; 'reee «a ¢ the etn -? oe? , : ' » . : ; . 5 ‘ v : . - , ’ Cee . el ux ispe Stns rane [net nmin Seber llc. ans | meeting em companion of forvin |impewion is London eet, den Do You Work in %* nmwee-’ “ar _ | nants " aa : : : ' mt re ae “ned , . , | +e | ze 3 | . Pcie car riee, an Proposed y : ' at : . al ; ; ; _ ' ‘ 7 . — 7 _ y .? . ™ wk : ee a ricaniem in the pas ime tral Towa Railroa : Tet senate wi ne oO ese UlIGCIN?gS os * SA ty. rea steamship Officers Confer on tland- tha Soap ; ee Seer been) in the wad of Government co: hode | : hg ew YORK. J ‘ a a s If so, the convenient location of the National Bank of Commerce makes ane ie eee, this act woul | ee ee ee | onthe patie en 0c pgsirng ence Bae tht ae foreign steams " t in feared : it the logical place to keep your savings -and your checking account. been tak milariy, he added. th. | 3 tenths’ 7 réen ne “gear ae um would 6 the French Only a minute's walk from the Fancy —.. | | this atep is taken. it 1 ee page pag em | | Seta the BD \mbassador has —" “hosted Aenea Olid oy being 2 Lona, nine tape me Fiore. -” Mian poam ‘ts gto °% n the Ger Pierce Building Allen Building white stork rin | tec , som a Se en ee ee tog ) papas Times Building Caxton Building | _ was = racter Bierd ny objection ty : Warhingto G . the 1 a mo! RL aaah esas Net Carleton Building Commercial Building CT ie et ee : | 7 st . 7 Chamber of Commerce | Fullerton Building red wit ma Now. 1 t ae. 38, knows 2 [c= plane panes etc te ys Federal Reserve Building Globe-Democrat Building = may he ioe | seorrr & Viggeme Toesc co (« ; = 4 = the great detriment of the 'ferson were ©,
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and the Immes Combined. STLOUS FOST-UrSraiCH The C ee -—\ SIP IN REVISION — RUN DOWN TEN COMANDMENTS € S239 See : “om plete Hemstitching Ser-ce quick and efficient i too to cat . : ‘on necien With eur Sewing Macthise Shep We Se 2 = = °- 2 r= se + — a at es 3 Sefurd acy. §io 6 itt 2 | oct: ror Ninth to Tenth Sewing Mact =e Thop—Bas-me-. Saye Seed AS | E7iems 3 Highest Grade Undergarments for Men tad - 1} of Interest a : In Warm Weather Weigl How to Play x Vassar Enit Union Wilson Bros. Mah Jongg The covse—therk, momvrensted Dece joe - Tt , ben th Surts $2 50 Bios’! The resukt—a trec. worn- ; Dt eae sal J By ~on Bray, anal as Sceung rs j m 5 ) alk meme ~ . i} 1eTrt STFS 2D tDree- "ane your biond wut Hund gr ah wa Pree ans | | Pnteed States of the = : 44 : er lemngt2 sieeves, an- me Mah Jonge 4 ge. cle length; lomg sleeves + was P ‘ i | hegu.ar. short and stout. Hood's restores energy — aids digestion Hood s Sarapa: a mvogoraces : @ndg tomes up tbe ertire sveem | ; ‘ . : eo t ; ~s * rie , ' , Bio beige tO correct acat"¥ of the a. | | iy seg? ‘ ) __ ‘si ey a : : F ‘ ¥ : - es oe “k = 7 wor | } : = _- & Made nec family needs k now At ail ' gp 4 ‘ ee | . i Mitte e. ' : — = : | | | — ary Shae . | Df @ in all szes MH te The soe for that nord “-rheg . P, scsi .~ 7 jks > HOOD'S bow sh emake te threet if : . | Shep—Six-+ Fico: : hy — wiht —, Porosknit Union Suits SARSAPARILLA ..-- ay. atx da hou é Bs aie Priced at Union Suits, $1.50 with short ee page 2H, The Pertect | Sey ie to $3.50 to match m regular @ - Pa se | | % | Sy ee short stout. pe @ Balbriggan Shirw anf * | a Drawers. cach . se ’ A Beautiful Tea Wagon | Satie gk “8 ., lc ' 5s io — ; ” a = ' / € Achletic Tndershirts, each et at $33.50 be et at a2 si — if | =-2 rf Uii CU nd Wii Sat) wet ig acios : € 8 VD Stirs and Drawer” | Boys’ Baseball Ox ea * se $1.50 @ Carter's athietic Under- @ 3 Consisting cf suit shirts each Se * P Made of grav striped | a | 3 e- a Coats end c ‘@ Rew Athietic Undershirta | —_— ae se Pers made of “ne [sie :hread, esckh | eal ‘Petuemed wht ae. . sate material Sizes 9 @ Extra fre Balbriggan: Shire =. and Drawers. «ack >see + Cotton Ve > — Made of sowett>. mull and ~~ oa So -_- - Lee? x pet | erizec Cc Oi. gRY Sse ta eee - Bt ee et oe + “ait ad en @ Wilson Bros Athieti«c 4 At $9", 3 for $z Tuesday Special! Class in Flewer and ee = = 4 ine ae —m VWVancervoort s Favor Making ei de vias | 3% 4 tailicred of hone Candy Shop - 7 —— so — —_ = ate. Sisse. > 46 Black Walnut —z Wandcervoorts Molasses Kisses Dennison Shop Leve thy nei por as th; | | . wan MAN RESEMBLING MISSING : I30C¢ Box, ‘KING BENJAMIN’ ARRESTED bier ~ Yee wt a Gray $ The sale of “Queen Make” t Wi ani . ae Z = ee House Dresses at $2.95 to THE ODDS? thet ns meme pec lly» ) Only 35¢ $10.95 continues with un- ’ . 3 - - ~~ #. ~~ . _ - — = ’ ~~ . ' : : . : - | : , , tT te a " e —_— ° - _ tee _ Y 94 - ’ 4 = > - - > = : od S : : e . : - - ; - 7 . : : ‘i -e-a 2 ~ - —_, : . = : ~ : > ™ _* 4 : : . “es - «3 . " : ° . . ° ~ « - —- - = 2 ’ . a - - > - « P= . ms we. - - . ~ . -- -* ° } , a - } 7 7 ce : - : . - _ - - - - . s i ; - —_ ~- - . = 3 ‘ . 7 _ > - -_ . _ - . 7 - - ; m ms ° > os > a? - o - ~ ~ ~ > - : : > r. . AGAINST YOU Pvyorrhea imperils the teeth and health of four persons out of every five past forty and thousands younger. Nature Warns you of its Princess S$ —— - =e ee: oe oe es = ee ern wc, - #4 = we. er" + - ... .* . . an i Pretty Hand-Painted W ater Pitchers 85e, $1.10,$1.35 *: ie *12> « $ ef > sh coe Sho a a end Fr” - ” Women's Stock? INSURANCE MAN MISSING, WIFE 1? jentrabie for ice water P . FF At 6 car Ma Tras Shi ts :@ : ; —é@ctTic Irons at / slee Electric I %-—Diatet¢ “meh $-pound } ie ee ek. SL LD —— Piste dd td tit Tt : : : : : copped 4: 8 grocery wore ar Eponges, $1.25 to $2.50 = thin esllina so place your anie Gale Gane $2.00 Shirts— a ——— : . me tase , Ter c>ce a: TT 7 a) : 4. @Q°7- Priced, Special ADVERTISEMENT : a : . é . - - Ps = .. " s eo - . ~~ eg ‘ . : 4 4 . — e 2 = Pe 4 - s > » ™ I ‘ > is unusually de- sirable and men are certain to anticipate their entre Summer Menciin-£ | needs and suppiy them .7ouvueifyv yonan , — ~ V ol = siete , : Full size and a ver at savings tomorrow. oules, $1.25 the Yd. ; : eee ee ee _— > eiyres © ah oe iz , siti @ Neat patterns and “~f> Avene * , ~ \ —~ Yom ming me ae : pecial at | eolorings that alwars a a a ° = Pom , an office in + — Furniture Shen—Fitn 3 please. Shirts are ' : \ 7 St onesie * Sor Cnahion Suppers? cCusto * oo ——_ m . . 1 i . 7 a } rade te coins for bun- ) wi , RMD. te: «weil mace anc full eut. has , i oe bow! filled with ‘ | : , . . _ . \¥ pieces ef artficial WER. COTmS Ca.lounes Com i ort Ghee oon Anmeete Chtenge Viee Rasa ; " . Neck hes na strie onlv. " A) 4 @ieatiche, = te 10-EEEEE A teTatroms Reo . ~~ ° “Soa ~ a8 e . ‘ - oF : . ian r 4 : N = > T™e ba = =rges 14 To lé. ‘Ores Ieweart ’ - — ™ Mer: Furnishing Sheop—First Fleer _ aa
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MONDAY, APRIL 20, {ee ee > for hemetitching lied a mew and p -and efficient, in ' Shop. We fur- ment Men eights Bros. Union . ts, $1.75 . f fine large cross. short sleeves and rlength sleeves. Bros. Union Suits pure Irish linen $5.00 . Union Suits es 34 to 50. Union Suits $1.50 nd three-quarter ves. Hosiery Co. and Drawers th, $2.25 Hosiery Co. ~ Drawers, made le thread, Shirts sleeves, Drawers in regular and t. f@gan Shirts ana ch $3.00 Undershirts, each . $1.00 “Shirts and Drawers, BSc Athietic Under - Sic hietic Undershirts, _, @ lisie thread, each $1.75 ® Balbriggan Shirts , @ach $1.00 Bros. Athietice fe of fine striped h $1.50 “ oor. Tomorrow! ercale™ hirts | 00 va 7 oe. oe i 9 - - 4 2° BRE STE Fes ’ SUE SBS S55 5E° fee eo : : ' . ‘ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of th e Dally Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. —. a 18-k. Solid White Gold Wedding Rings $4.00 | — VAL-STYLE Wedding Rings, beautifully engraved. Are extremely desir- able, and exceptional values at such a low price. (Main Floor) MensSummer Pajamas N 4 Special for Economy Day At $72 FINE quality Pajamas, made of highly mercerized materials, in solid white | tan or blue. , V-shape neck, and si’k ay A, B, C and D. t is a buying opportunity th - gests the advisability’ of sapslieteat sed mer requirements. frog trimming. (Main Fleer.) Reversible Electric Toaster at $3.98 Has reversible toast rack which can be turned without re- moving toast. Heating element @uaranteed for one vear. (Thrift Avenue—Main:' Pieer) Hemstitched Tablecloths At $1.59 Each Fine quality bleached damask Tablecloths, neatly hemstitched and measure 64x64 inches. “QQuare ®-——-Matn FPtoor.) THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis Boys Shirts at 95c Of good quality madras; in pretty nest stripes. Collar-at- tached style. All fast colors. Sizes 12's to 14 neck. (Peurth ee and Fhritt Avenvie—Main Fioor ) Bust Confiners at 49c Of brocade. Back-fastening stvies, long models; with elastic ali around the waist. Sizee to 42. Iced Tea Glasses, 6 for 39c Colonial style on good clear glass Boys’ Baseball Outfits, $1.60 Consisting of suit and cap. Made of gray striped wash ma- Scarfs and eria). Coats and cap have let- ters fust like the regulation suits. Trimmed with belt of Centers same material. Sizes « to & Cotton Vests At 39c, 3 for $1.15 Choice, 85 : ACE - TRIMMED Women's fine gauge Cotton Scarfe with wid: border Vests of a well-known make of lece: dome with bluelem- Tailored or bodice-top gar- broidered centers. 18xs0 in. ments. Sises 36 ot 7 Centerpieces in 36-inch eae size with fitted border of imitation filet lace Thrift Avenue—Main Fleor Princess Slips Of Striped Sateen M $7.69 Children’s Parasols N dainty light colors of ~d pink and blue, flora! 95¢ and figured borders. maple han- dies with satin wrist cords Shadow- Main Floor.) proof Prin- & | cess Slips Baby Flounces of white FINE ¥ c Rell le sateen with quality t aii Swiss Flouncing, em- 59¢ strap shoul- ders broidered in French or open- work designs with well made Garments scalloped edges Sold by the which are yard. fain Floor ) extremely desirable ch sheer Summer Imported Novelty Laces [NCLUDING Bands of 0c silk nets. embroidered 4 c in wool, silk or colored threads Venise Laces. embroidered che nille Flounces, embroidered silk net Flounces Main Floor Ks. Quantify being lim ‘ec. early shopping would ve i dvisable Women’s Handkerchiefs At $1.10 Dozen Good quality Irish linen Hand- kerchief. with hemstitched hems Embroidered Yokes AND.- EMBROID. H ERED Yokes, suit $1.00 able for nightgowns, camisoles and baby yokes Beautifully, embroidered in Madeira designs with rose scalloped-edge finish Infants’ White Slippers At $1.10 Of white canvas, with one Rae Se Strap and white ribbon bow Toilet Articles Hand-turned soles. All sizes 4 Graham Bros. Toilet Soap, te © assorted kinds, 20 cakes to the :' Dox, soc Women's Stockings (Buying limit § boxes.) | Florence Castile Soap, cake. At 6sc Pair bc White silk-and-fiber Stockings (Buying limit 6 cakes.) . . - > Tans . £ ° ° ‘rr me Bem!-fashioned with lisle heels, ~~ e as : oa jy Some lg ‘ ‘air ’ , } rai j toes and garter tops Be ne ’ : a P bottle, 95¢ E) L’Ame (la May) Complexion ectric Irons at $2.08 powder 26 Pull sige Electric Irons, nick- Peroxide of Hydrogen, ‘large ti-plated finieh 6-pound weight = wht (‘Buving limit a.) . Teating element guaranteed for ie Ninel etiam “Main Pioor ) one year "> ri¢e Ae? > -VfTain Filieer ) Eastman Camera FE. AsTMAN premo box - cartridge Camera. $1.95 very simple to operate. No. 2 mekes a picture a‘4x3's inches Same style as above, larger size No. 2A, makes a picture o'ex4a°a inches i $2.60 T hree-Piece Flashlights HREE-CELL mine: ¢ o~ Buffet Sets T head hber “ase 1.25 nicke. trimmed Comp ete with Filled With Fruit battery mpg Imported Necklaces NUSUALLY attrac- $1 79 > St consists of frurt tive Necklaces, dis- bow! filled with seven plaving mosaic motifs The Pieces of artificial fruit, and seler combinations are very > CANClesticks finished in gold good Steel and black, green lychrome to match the end steel. bronze and brown we. and red anc iris All in desir- Oriente’ liaraar able long lengths with tasse! a Pitt) Fr er = pendant sente iPlens — i. . — STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Men’s Oxfords ATENT leather, tan $3 Q5 and black calf, and tan and black kidskin Oxfords, with sewed soles and rubber heels. An exceptional value. All sizes are represented. Main Floor.) WHITE Canvas Keds, $1.95 trimmed with brown calfskin, ankle patches All sizes. Main Floor Youths’ and Boys’ Sport Shoes ADE with heav; M rubber rae White 9 1.49 canvas with brown ankle patch Lace-to-the-toe anc lace stay. styles. Sizes 8 to r0’s, also i: to 2 and a» to 6. (Main Fioor) Stationery, Package COTCH Madras Pound 49c¢ Paper, fabric’ finish, met weight 314 sheets to the pound. fhite and tints. Envelopes to match; 2 pack- ages, rate (Main Floor Men's Union Suits I1GHT-WEIGHT oad Spring and Swiss ~ 15 ribbed stvles. Solid white. ecru and fancy effects Short and long sleeves. Three-quarter and ankie lengths. Al!) g6izes Main Floor.) Women’s Stockings CHIFFON Silk $1.95 Stockings Fu! 1- fashioned lis!) hee) toes anc la colores e garter tops. B Silk Gloves A 16-button-length $1.79 | Milanese weave Silk Glove. Embroidered arm and double tipped. White only Seminary Sheets, Each UR special brand, $ 7h~ O excellent quality, ldo inches Becond Floor size 72x99 Women's Leather Boudoir Slippers At 69c Pair TURKISH style Bou- doir Slippers of black red. blue. pink, rose, brown or purple leather Beaded vamp, with iarge Slik porm- pon All sizes with plenty of the larger ones While lot of 700 pairs lasts . “ p Marseilles Bed Sets ATIN-FINISH Col. CR Q5 ored Marseilles Bed VWU-e oO Sets, including one ecalloped cut-corner spread and scalloped bolster to matc! In pink and bh les » ue Lace-I rimmed Scarfs SCARFS with wide bor- 69c ders of lace. and cen c ters trimmed with fancy lace and filet motifs. Size 1:80 in , * PFinaar&r. ) Bird Cage and Fern Stand 31623 ARGE-SIZE combina- tion wicker Bird Cage and Stand, in a variety of finishes Stand equipped witn ga.vanize an pant box. A very special value — = > 4 - — ee lil _ — -* = = —== = = (No Mail or Phone Orders Filled. ) —-+- G Lay sirable. a)l fast-color dyes. ciated. requirements tomorrow. Sale Extraordinary 6000 Yards of French Novelty SPORTS FABRICS At ‘= Yard Alt the season's newest novelties, such as: Eponge, Ratine, Martel, Prambel and others equally de- An extensive assortment of patterns and color com- binations—solid shades with fancy drawnwork designs, plaids, small checks and stripes. Made of the finest long-fibered Egyptian cotton, and 36 and 40 inches wide. An offering which must be seen to be fully appre The values are so remarkable that be the part of wisdom to supply your entire Summer it would (Secend Floor.) | Babies’ Creepers One and Two Year Sizes “3 ©6660 \ A o @ re M O S- BN is KEAG a i“ex Gingham fad Creepers, in r dainty babdv stripes or solid colors, Za at this low — ” price. Also baby boys’ Suits of pongette and champbray. trimmed with ruffle, and some have waists in trasting Sizes 2 to nin. colors 6 years Second Floor.) | Notions Ready-made Waist Linings. of white cambric, with hooks and eyes end belt, ea Grav a'l-rubber Hou Aprons, each Kings’ r1o00-yard-spool Cotton white and black. Sizes 40 to 70, dogen, 27¢ J]. & P. Coats’ 30-yard Darn ng Cotton. blac white and niore « Sno S IOc 6 vards white bias Lawn Tape various widtns, 2 pieces, SC Wood Shoe and Slipper Trees metal shank, pair 7 () stamped if simple oO C outline and patchwork design Se , rr , - bs ~ eac eq Extra-Size Petticoats FINE quality sateen $I 69 Peticoats, doubie- . panel front, and hemstitchec hem Recond Fiocr Silk Chemise ENV -LOPE Chemise $? -_ = ot racd:um Bbilk. te L£elod ored or lace trimmed Fiesh anc white Recend F , Rag Rugs HIT-AND-MISS Rag Rugs of extra heavy YRC weight. Well made from fresh new cretonne Ideal for bed- room or bath Size 27x54 inches Sizsth Foor Reversible Fiber Rugs N the oxza_ size, 7i~ or ce My in oil $18.75 celor on both aides. Extra-Size Bloomers OF pressed crepe in >() n flesh and white Rut o c fle at knee. - Second F Novelty Prints, Yard ILK-AND- LISLE Novelties in smal! $1.49 Dolly Varden and floral effects. For linings, ch:idren’s dresses, eto. #6 inches wide Second Floor.) Fancy Sateens, Yard FIVE HUNDRED yards 49 ‘ of Sateen in new de- c signs. Good quality. 36 inches wide Senond Floor) White Sport Satin At $2.95 Yard Wonderful quality of White Novelty Sport Satin, checks, stripes, figures and plaids. 39 inches wide Cea, “A Fisor Table Padding, Yard EAVY quality zig- zag quilted Table $1.39 Padding, 54 inches wide Pattern Tablecloths ADE of fine quality $ - M bleached damask. 1.95 woven in circular designs. 2x3 yard size Seco} ; : enna By Baby Cases AND -SCALLOPED " H and eyelet-embroid 9c ered Madeira Covers for crib or carriage pillows Made of fine soft-finishd percale. Several de- signs gE OFS OEE Pattern Tablecloths tCIAL lot of - = fw 5.50 Tablecloths of fine qualitv bleached linen damask Several designs: no napkins to matcn gax2-vard size = 91.00 light-weight wools. Gray, brown, tan, green and orchid. Fancy weaves; finished with sash. Sizes 38 to 46 ownetairs Store ) House Dress Aprons OF good grade percale 09¢ with belt and sash Pancy desings in light and dark colors ‘(Downetairs Store) Infants’ Shirts ADE in the button- M front style, of fine 25c Sises 3 months to 3 (Downetaire Store.) lisle vears Wilsnap Fasteners At 5c Card Black and white Fasteners. All sizes. Twill Tape, black and white, %-inch wide, 3-yard piece, ac Pearl] Buttons, excellent va)- ues, card Wilsnap fis Garter lengths, black and white, each, se Shopping Bags, black leath- erette, ‘ 1$e Merrick’s Darning Cotton, black, white and colors, 5 for sec Baby Pants, all rubber, pair, 19¢ P. & G. Laundry Soap, 10 Bars, 46c A well-known Laundry Soap, and in the large-size bars. On account of the low price, no mail or phone orders accepted, and none delivered. A buying limi of 10 bars to a customer (Downstairs Steere.) Infants’ Creepers HOWN in ssbright Spring colors of blue, 59¢ rose and lavender. Sizes 6 months to 4 years. (Downaetaira Store.) Princess Slips CHILDREN'S Princess Slips, straightline 39¢ models. Some have embroid- ery flounces, others are lace trimmed. Sizes 2 to 10 years. (‘Dewentalre Store ) Women’s Tub Dresses OF gingham and $1.29 percaie, variety colors as we! of lain wr BE Biue, brown, lavender, green. Many have embroider. ed collars and wide sash ties. Sizes 36 to 44- ownetaire Bore) Girls’ Kilt Skirts OF good quality ging- 49c ham and chambray. In a variety of checks and solid colors Sizes 7 to 14 years. ‘Downetaire Stere.) Boys’ 2-Pant Wash Suite Sizes 3 to 8 Economy Day a3 120 braid sleeve Each Suit has one pair of white and one pair of blue pants. (‘Deownetaire Store.) IDDY Suits, in white trimmed with blue collar and white Embroidered emblem en d9¢ dish ‘Fifth Pieeor.) Gold Dust, 2 Packages 53¢ Fioeor ) TT... = __errrrrrrrrrreeeeeeheee eh eh eee eh ehhh he ee i ie eh eb | = = sss '*s"' = =" =" ='.'= = — i J le i i i i i i ht ST LOUIS’ POST-DISPATCH' “""" B i. ie eo eo ~~ Oe a, " . : . ; , 2 ES ST Se: tT ee . 2 SOP . “ - e eee - Se Pe gS © ee ee ~ ant
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> ES ~) —) “ s Any 7 —_—— — POPPPPPPPPPOE OPO EORP EEOC EEE PEPE OPPO E EEE OEE IEEE —_ — —— eee a= Sew ome > eee - — —_ T hat a epiasiililiael E vent for Which We Have Planned So Extensivel»y—Our T omorrow— The Second Day» ot — = a —" = — > ‘ = —_— — ‘Triook them. Imported Curtains —_-s- ~ ad Py terrier Keateme ort Marc ct urtaims Luster Gauze Lace Curtarns - : Curtaems farquisette Curta: ye B $435 =. $225 =~ $165 sm x....48c - 7 - * ‘ mae ec pr=agese co ? e ‘ - . y - e £*e- _-— =>c e = a = a - - 7 “2s = or? = Pe ee RE ene a: Ne Seen ee a * .ap«.~ Continuing the Event That Means Much to Economic ally Incimed H omefurntshers—Our A Farnese Selo Cotte a a a a MlaySale of Rugs 400 Dining Suites —_Also Linoleum. Offering Values So Extraordinary That Needs Should Be Immediately Anticipated OTe —~ eee 2 te Sere a val Wilton Rugs $100.00 mOD = Velwe SS2.90 Axminster Rugs Roval Wilton Rugs Wilton Velvet Rugs Rova! Wilton Rugs $47.50 \caiues $130 end $135 Veiues Seconds $75 Gredes Seconds $97 5 Grade => _ 5770000 3? dt) tw ilk astructes n zh-gre ie mater Deferred payments can be arranged i desired ® Raa Ga Boal ee 3-Piece Suites Dining Suites $45 Axminster Rugs 1.10 4Yard Linoleum o@ Voix $250 Taine g ~ — S650 YT alwe. _ { G ~ ‘= ) ) —*) 4 uO; uae . . « . “> _prer dale Su.tes Seodseme- _ ee : ; _ —_ With Warm Weather Bringing Urgent Need. More Than Welcome !s Tomorrou’s Redroom Suites Bedroom Suites EFRIGERATORSALE 22.2%. => —* _ _ == _ Mer rigerat merriger rs af a dpaabnan :S Featured in Our Large Showing of Reed and Fiber Furmture— =~ . S490 sis45_ $2195 3-Piece Gray Fiber Suites} | | | 1 ¢ i =: ‘ ait a c oY a 1 is eS i E a 3 A : » 5 te + : i res 7 " “> RSS oe E ie re Pa ie a alas ae. = a = : - Spiendidly Made and Attractive!) ) Designed $3.55 to 4.00 Screen Doors 4455 REFRIGERATOR “ed ms . e Rx6 VY aigve @ Dar 14.95 13.20 = . me lo: : = a = ) 3-Piece Reed Suites $7 Fiber Rockers * te Nannths S tay ; : Pntha sea! " omas ~—e well ed and 4 . 3 7 : cer. with ore , sgh baeek. larg i edge > ~ *- —_ : - <<" a= - : -, , ae a as aa onlY $99.50. 259° “ee — ene ee eres ete t et ete tet etetetetete
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saath, $6. 4922 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Appreximately 40,000. oT LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - SS — ————— . encusinmmmnmmnste " mistaninienasiiaemaiiiie a | — . ae eae See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 12 | Famous- Barr Cos Annual Mey_S Sales — iii. te ai Sa Ne A, Pe = « + oe 7 S We Give Lagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash gest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail at Retail | : : aes $2.50 - Merchandise—Feu Restricted Rallies Excepted. Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday in Missouri and the West. a . = —~ — -_-- - = -—_ a a ad LD I CeCe CER eee ewes —_ —_——- EEE ee oe *reeee eeeetece . ie _ - - 2 Extraordinary Feature! Tvpewriting School of Dressmaking and Millinery Demonstration | Men's and Young Men's a Class “B,” which opens at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon, comprises a course of 12 les- | By Birdie | “'\wo-Pants Suits sons in costume designing. ardetic dressmaking, French draping, model making | and: tailoring—fee, $0.00. You need not be an experienced dressmaker to enter ° Reeve Class “B.” Anyone desiring to learn costume designing or any or all of the sub- ° jects taught in this course may enroll, no matter how little their experience. | The 16-Year Old | } Extraordinary Tuesday, May Ist, at 2:30 p. m. Classroom, on Seventh Floor, Olive Street Side. 3 ail : Values at If you were unable to attend the explanatory lectures, come to the classroom \ pewriting Expert Tuesday at 1:30, where Mme. Coates will give you any desired information 3 Tomorrow from 1 to 3 p. m about any or all of the three classes. the Sixt | c Men and VOUnR nie nol moderate means who demand _ | | clothing that is stvlish and practical will find that these a This remarkable child ) . | | Suits will mect their requirements. Tailored in the cor ' ‘ are ' 6 on gy . IVDIS ith the abrlits if) rect 1923 stvles of substantial fabrics that will give satrs- Hvatelvy write JOO words fying servic \ll sizes from: 16 vears to 41 chest measur ; er minute trom. dictation | Only for a Few More Days—-Our Combination Offer of , ti aie ol Q Double and single breasted styles of cheviots, correctin striking about (yi) | | cassimeres and worsteds in stripes, checks. charac tere pre minute. iS 4 f i ‘ plaids and mixtures in i varmiely of Consol Ph marvel, indeed | colors Coats are one-fourth or full lined ON O2 a p Se oc sy Stille / | Don’t forget that every Suit has two pairs of trousers. Opening amd Re B of Mme. Coates’ A fact that practically doubles its value to you. Hasement bconemy Store —Complete With Mirror and Electric . eguere ey Candlesticks—a Remarkable Value at | Peer Continuing the Sale of S Give a to Our N e w D r e S S e S Fur Storage os : ier ur furs and $20 to $22.50 ¢g Terms of $1.00 Weekly ther vaiuable garments ) Values, Special. b's : will .b absolutely safe q Beautiful instruments of latest de | : UTE? ‘ , re, theft and sign. and splendid tonal quality— plav- | ee @ In this collection of Dresses. many of which are copies ing all records with a pleasing kasths | of much higher priced models, are attractive straightline, and most desirable in every wav. And § our modern, scientifically draped, paneled stvles, fashioned of good quality crepe di e eae 7% 3 fructed vaults safequard you chine, printed silks, tricosham and Canton crepes. In the , us ae ‘e there is included with this hand | | y 7 . aordinary oh tat ry _— there | sap tpg th * paluahle aarments from loss or bright shades of Spring and Summer as well as navy, , 1 | } ° some | honograph : rich : tin e( a. damage durina the Summer The brown and black. . . ¢! | —_ _ Ben gel des ce 04 : | os of ) | - | chrome mirror and two electric candle dru. cold arr wail rewive the nat- | : sticks. vou should take prompt advan ural life and luster ¢f your furs $20 to $22.50 Coats and Capes age : ; on and certainly all this protection tage of this offering. S> eniell aan f Specially Priced at "Zo 7 4 NT tr —eeeeee———mm————— “ Ree ~ _ ee Seer: Seventh Fleer 2 ESR In Queen Anne style, finished in mahogany and with center opening ; ; ie the prefer on 37 inches high. 40 inches wide and Taesday—T his Offering of 2400 Boys’ Basement Econemy Store 22 inches deep; with the latest de- | ; : sid +) “p> x . 7 trout } 7" , ery read $1.25 ’ . * $2 iL Third Fieor € pienaiaq Sidewa ATS that are : i ] vy ia ’ ‘2 4. Z . : : Saty CoMMMINEEI and equipped with ' reon : Bed Sheets " , ’ ’ ; ? —— Pi by yey “£4 I ‘ and pecadais (,eot this attractive , $22.50 Rugs Cork Linoleum , Bt. tial . ? be ; 3 ae ee ee . es " Third t Snor ‘gs A want me's ea] " fes ‘ana a . if Sitath Fieer “Ou . Pia fe BG r ifth T leer 0 _ : . ee Nes sD SE DETTE ERRA AERA E DRE hh dk hhiidle PPPOE PPP PPP L LL LT PL Pr ea re roe 7 Sesteonth sii) | | | 1 | | | : ” fe hane a, er anf a
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——_ - on ~ > - i oo £ - A ,. i 7. = > . -~-oarre’ >> , sth., oe £ a eok -2¢d Bora? "tt .S eS" oe “22. -—sS -- oe GE es — =" — ee are 4. 2a ere gee ME OE ere EP. ‘ ews ee EMM * MORE THAN 1000 ITEMS OF WELL-KNOWN HIGH-GRADE BRANDS AND EVERY ONE GUARANTEED TO 1) PLEASE YOU OR ELSE YOU MAY HAVE YOUR MONEY RETURNED Always priced at less than the intended retail price. YOU SAVE. Every day and any day you will find the same low price in all stores operated by IGGLY_WIGGLY]| Hs TUESDAY | Compare With What You Are Paying CHEESE 14° Lobster AQc 3]c TINS . int sxe 4OC 39c T © NA 26c ’ are >. *: . ye MUSHROOMS Mes 5% 4B, | CORNED BEEF Ac | PRESERVES °° '6*" 6 2c uo’ SOAP. 8c. Coca-Cola & Soda Pop 4c ‘SunlightMatches - 45e ——> | lp.1]e aha RICE. —'|D. 6c — — nec SPICES -. 8c PET or MIL CARNAT IO y tall 10c SYRUP, Karo - 816 VIM. Tall 8: re Ac FLOUR pect” BACON, sc 3c iM 3Mci> Be BT! Sunset Gold, the best fresh Bi) : : ER on the market. Churned and lb 4dr delivered daily ; SOUP». 10° CORN FLARES, 3 c SARDINES Underwood. Mustard 14:5 Lemco Cedar Moth-Proof Garment Bags, Each, 4 for 29c = + & SAYS OFFER WAS MAD: L 70 CLOSE HERRIN MINE ; > F ; > “ la ii j ; Sue nepsaeeueeeeenereenseeenenritinaeeaeneneeneeeseeeeenpeeensheesice — ? PANTS, *1 rant-new Oo 7s a 2 ue 2? 7 we z 3" 3n0- nee Gor ji 1012 N. GRAND > + — B--ed¢ is - ~~ eres * 45680... = as mcke $=: — ellent qu -* ° ° small desig eolor eombl i ta -nseck . ne $4 96 Chemse $3.80 > ee —_ eee $2.35 Breaktast Coats, aed > pees: en = - ~*~ >? $695 Kimonas. 77 x, 3 $1.65 2.19 $2.59 RBergsiea L nbleached — > ow re eae Sore lacge hemmed “* seh ard 43ra hie = Footwear. $5 20 — a i - ~a "gar -~ et on om € $2 cu 13- > Sixppers. >. an . 4 ene and « oe Sar SEUSUSSESESESSSESSESESTVUSSESSTsstssesessesseesesesessesseseee
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MONDAY, BUONDAY, a } 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 8 —S { —s ee , a ae eas. —— —— oo. She — “> : fe . 7 | Raa Se ‘hang SESE BEBE ESE SG B al oo oo ioe SE BRBERBRE RBS RBRBESE RES BERBRBERERSREB BRET BS a | = a =) : : WANS |e DOULA BUSINESS MA The Store for ALL the People S & 5°9R—Tneade.: Sheets, $1.45 tic! ed Shreets —ae Our Annual May Sale of Curtains | Hundreds of Coats, Capes and Wraps © eail?ny cry bination = ““110) egg 500 FRINGED CASEMENT CURTAINS Now 25% to 333% Off Spoons, ae: | TL DPEUCR Nee & | | 290 beautiful casement Fringed Curtains, average ; , Bar plate be; iO se hears | length 214 yards and 45 inches wide, shown in 3 beauti ‘ We know that thousands of our women patrons will be glad to take advantage of these spe- nn Oe al : 1! ee ful designs in the wanted shadow effects, finished at cial reductions of beautiful Spring merchandise. te core, 21.10 y See bottom with beautiful border and trimmed with 3-inch Each Jaunty Coats, Capes and Wraps will be useful throughout the entire Summer for cool ere- ce ee * | thread fringe with black heading... ac nines. motor trips, ete. ius 00 FAN) ee R = $3.25 Ruffled Curtains —$2.50 & $2.75 Curtains $25 to $35 Coats, Capes - : : ‘ : ne DOTi* e piu ‘ lure c >) 469 pairs ( ‘ft LQ cerns and colorings fore 74 % en ie ut 220 pairs for Tues lav’s selling. | x : 3 | a M feet BOR Nee NES, fine sheer voile, finished on edge with neat | CTOSSD®™ srenadine: also fine $ 85 Now “hk ” oe 7%, af bs ’ ] 7. . : } eel a volie and dotted Swiss : maue . “ee reset = . ' » RL peptic ath colored stitching in pink and ~ A — | with fine ruffle and tiebacks; aeonpe : * Hundreds of garments have been reduced from $25 to $35 for ) Rugs, $22.20 i 2 lp ae blue, tie-back to . Monday’s selling. Choose from over forty styles. Made of t. apiendiad re ection of = : ; " , nd colorings, ends. solivia, Poiret twill, camelaire, tricotine, tweeds, novelty weaves. match, pair.. (Thira Floor—NVagents.) All silk lined. S a Lod . . . patterns ) > » ae é (09 yards heavy qua! bar Volles, shown in \ All or st r ; Ms => “) : = -unners : P . : Cloth, shown ina checks, soft finish and re ciseeen, =. i: + | ee A. ¢ Crossbar Voiles . ( . ay rn ee sy ee — Sete, W We WAL i $39.50 to $50 Coats, Capes re &' “a. S) P . range of patterns in al! v with tape edge: yard ; ~ : a > _ color ey : so * . owe Portieres. $6 20 , c mbinations: (Third Floor—Nuagents.) Tr? : ’ T*, 7 orn ose | SS eae — 119 garments have been reduced to $27.00. The fabrics and linings employed are of the best. Black as well as new Spring shades. ale $90 Wilton Rugs AE Wilton Velvet Rugs $50 to $75 Capes and Wraps ; 7 ee : it he oi > /~ ‘abe Durtain Nets, 95c | : KS-ane oy > “4 | : 7 , D ipits e, — ment effects, 3 ” ox > $ 9x12 ‘ ie 7 ' = i” . VE, o. q Seconds Extra f y ’ uae ' . Now “ee oes = : l "mm ce? ner er 1.) (ews " > a 7 . ; Sit 8 I . ; ‘ ae Foot Foot » 9 egg ASG ADRES DRESSER OR AIOE IE By Large eratitt fee - oR: | Taken from our finest stock, made of yelverette twill cord. 1 a 4 7 : 9 12 ke Seam! V ] tR Size , te JP Be ee OS Oe Di veldyne, ete., only one or two of each style; beautifully lined; _. a ta > ° X ° ess veive ugs ae te ico, ia some fur trimmed. 4 ; as . Hoe Sh. oi "Ole . ails botto , Seconds of $55 Kind ; : These Rugs are wel! known for their BD N.ORS Exeellent quality, new large | sige + eR | ihe | ® AW) Diapers $1 80 | | . : These Rugs wearing qualities; they're shown in uw fl if | f > = : 3.) 25 33 Q% Napers rea emn and small designs and attrac- varn af tas a range of beautiful patterns j sve | | Lid da ' . ‘ 3 ADS to rela >t ae : i “T E lky ee rig j i : MOU tai iil pat rn! ANn¢ ? A op " pe —_ ss ‘ ie he ai koge |] tuve coior combinations. suas lar ADA! | colorings. Made seamless, size 1114x if r ; ; my a Off on Dresses . | 7 be | ae , s} hE es —_ ‘T mes! , : fringed. autiful co] 12 feet. her's df @ “ti \. Are ike bmbinations, 60c a Dresses formerly priced = — ore “~~ = ee Curtains. $3 20 ne *. Oe A -~ ‘ , for : . ) . ae raed ff i em ho Nn. Sonne dae | $20 to $25, 2 to 6 year wx Seamless Axminster Rugs $22.50 Brussels Rugs BUN bay | Es Gu, ] la) Rat Se LO Monday price. . ON fy) ew Netherall. $4.20 Heavy Rugs with a deep s OO | One of the best grades made: . 9 | | f | ; : uw Pog ath, | ee - ‘me, 2 Dresses See ser | — 3 | ie 4 nap: chow 1) 1) a ranve of - seamless: S17 re wr feet. . . 5 i a | # i ; 4 - t ; , oe ae : h >) f ne i AL $30 Lo $40, $29 5() re : beautiful patterns and color- Splendid size for smal] i : ee el | | hob Tee | | aia money ee e | | jigs. Size 9x12 feet room. Made in one piece... ‘ re Vy} \ rid Veet a\ By | iae ih, Dresses formerly priced S * eas _ = “= aes ae ) Corsets. $3.40 rr ~ fein int tor sour. $3 Velvet Rugs Four-Yard-Wide Linoleum = $27.50 Velvet Rugs Prange of s oe. 8H ‘> Size 27x54 inch This $ Q5 Seconds of 41.10 Kind @x9 foot seamilers w Q Pajamas. $140 & sa Rug that will wear or | Lmnaez printed Cor} Rugs: excellent pai 19: 2 ) hey Stagg bok tm lendidly ; attractive r it color | : te binatior Subject —— ; : roon t} slight misweave - ; re yare perfection : — Monday price..DoO0U Drésses formerly priced 7 . | Monday price, DODO (Second Fileor—N agents.) iil cr ; Pia. , the averare ry ‘ferns , ie. 6 6 6 © @ out plecing: squar Chemise, $3.80 Crvetie lé ; | ime, lace ed . sueast Coats, $2.20 - 15c Huck Towels i> Extra-Size Gowns gs . os soft Huck CLE) Sale of Pull g00d quailty, oy an kimo hon Léxi2-ir em - Wonderful || TIRESSES ae Sars ce, 89C (Bargain Hasement—V\ugents.) t 1, to +» off regular prices. These Suits are the best that we have ever sold at ~~ this price. Many sample Suits included at this price. Spriné Suit $35 Suits, $29.50, Suits, $25 Suits Come Early, Sale Lasts One 4 Day Only. This is our Big Event of our ‘‘Double Our Business in Mav’ sale in our bargain hasement. All are silk lined or erepe lined, Read below for materials, ‘colors, sizes, styles. MATERIAL Poiret Twills Plain Tailored T ricotines Blouse Models Velour Check Flair Effects Polaires Embroidered Suits COLORS Beaded Suits Black Sport Satts Navy SIZES Tan Misses: 14 to 20 Green Sport Suits Women’s 34 to 44 > Th a« " Towels. ver’ 10c adsorbent (Bargain Rasement—Nugents.) | e = he Wash Suits 50, $4.50 and - bagsad 4 $5.50 ag : | Men’s 50c Silk Hose 40-Inch Unbleached . 1 59 ; an (4 oe Ween Mh bhack \ At Dotted Swiss, ormandy, N ‘ Kimonas, $470 Rand embro el gilts ona. : nae Muslin al re ~~ 70a 4 le Tn colered cettons, com bina- , C tions. vetles, ergandies, > ‘ irregulars . pongee. (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) unpacked eae Women’s $1 Hose he - » => | ree! cris} new s Firsts ar irresgrulars, slik and j / ; . . : . } | , , . . * ; oT vw ” r . ‘ o« (Bargain HBasement—Nugents.) i" an’ no 1 Ties, 60c quality, very =) } rie *? S. fou Shirts, $1.10 etrinp. : mri ies _ "= 2d ‘i a | 13i¢ | \ Regularly $2.00 (Bargain Hasement—Nugents.) r fre 22c Bleached Muslin 06-Iin excellent quality ns thread Mue!! free from 17 dressing cut from piece © ik ran 16 wiere sider themselves ar = ° (Bargain Resemené—Nugents.) /Rorgain ase ment—Nuacenta.) —e 81x90 Utica Sheets naan 2 torn eeta are 6 Shirts, $3.40 Shirts rari: band : « aS ds. but are not damaged 4 ee Tubing 1500 Yards Curtain Materials = weaver: made of bial GY 5S Mill lengths. genuine 4 ' Pn es 7 Sear . , i sw ‘ es | us na Mi : 4 , gp ten bo pen, Bilt A. org (Gareatn Rasemen(t—Nugents.) eae ; 79c Satinettes x Nightshirts. $1.10 m-Or-the 7 Nig ern os = ’ ‘ ~~ leces Th san exceptional! : , ‘* , : + . ri. 2tta Pia ’ a ¢ -% ~ vy, , the , }? " air ") ; Pajamas, $1.70 id A?’ | ITO, f rey TY) @e e Slion poncee and me Tic* S.2''Ss > @ 44 Shirts, $1.60 ) - « Shirt 7 . ri ‘ Satirett. be ’ eon piain ee ore? $1 Scalloped Shades $1.50 Ruffled Curtains -olora: highly mercerized sit Longcloth and Nainsook ots 59¢ i aan ene 7 ‘lee ° fine ant " e a ft F ‘ « . ‘6 , ¢ ’ reri.e : \@ : # : ‘ *) nu? Na "a K meq rr — ’ io ' + ‘ °F > be er : i 4 Hargain Rase me nr—'S ugcents } . , jnae garments rus Z _— . ve is ; . ‘?f a . . yor @ “a - . i? it rounte ’ gua af oe rei4 ‘ Fib Wk-S > d : ard cuts, & wonderful pring rollers. Choice of y . oie : 75c Fiber Silk-Stripe - taupe co'ors. Eve - a} , r, a? ; perfec’ fs = . variety. Each ohe at a saving Shirting $1.55 $1.68 $1.94 ene _32-inch Shirting Madras in $2.19 $2.59 $2.88 = Continuing—A Sale of 2621 Pairs | | «¢ v7.""" 39¢ ee 5 . . ‘ 4 v —s al $ > ; ' poe ee ee + - : > 2 aL 7 : ° . , 5° 5 ; ‘a » ¥ . Ny : : : ’ | , fe . Ly r Fi atemais are ere pe de ‘ ‘fe herder of fringe a oe ned, with lbght color lin. oS ta tt. Eaeh style with different x Se Las llar. some with mouffion eol- - , . - . “4 ar. On sale while they last. ; / Sizes 16 *o 44, he ~ é Sale in Bergete Beeement. ow a Harcrin Fase ment—Suacente.: ) DRRREREANARAAEEEAAAAAAEEEAAAAEREEAEA EAE HOE OOOE 88008 F809 HH 08 HF 99F seeueae i a See cece eee ee SS SSC CSCS SSS VOSS SSS SCE SSE CCST ESE REE ES STS TSS S ESET FHSS SS TEST SSS Te Se gasses (Hargain Hasement—Nurcents.) cooks com Arron Dresses _ "ater? a grea ’ ; : Th} o poorer ai ft . “4 me 22x44 Bath Towels vatent Ce) menage etcd 7 do . shou T nt ; « nr e : rr " . : ; . . > _ es gh)? ree 7% = : : wr ele Pate? he & al " ‘ é _" a 4k : . | 7 tent Oge-ae | “ C prion mre ; x me 4 : : » fer ly . soy in eri ‘ ._ = 1) : j ’ “T. ‘rf ; Wids ~ ; « Rarguin BRasement—S ugents M $2.75 Crochet a 8000 Yards Beautiful Silks—Special Tuesday - Knives. 70c "ma 4 : Le ae - + oe Pe oF mist? $I 95 ‘ Hargnin Hasement—Sugcente.) : 1 aur ' a $1.88 S3-toch Imported Ponree —_— soins ‘Bargin Raeement—SNugents.) aye oe ~ py os a cry Broadcioth Shirmings $] White Sateen twear, $5. Se a ce | , anti: : $2.00 40-inch Printed and Striped C-corgeties Petticoats s and , Extra-Size Crepe 50 86-inch Tricoletites; in white. brown and orange rine an’ eT ts .) an es ne hé Bloomers "oe 7 ” R oom - Ah “4 re 26-inch VM hite “yehort shirting . "= wae? ri r : " 7 | a 79 | > , ’ - - cme 55c ‘Rargain BRaseement—S\ecernts ) g ‘ j ” . _— Pest? _ or # sa cut ‘Rargain Rasement—Vuagerts.) hrowr SO 25-inch Imported Broecaded Satine Per ' Oxefeo: 80 36-inch Pancy Striped sSatin- . 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Fed oT. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone a 8-7 lagen of the Daily Globe- Democrat and the ——— rr _ a tli al an i eel OE Ow —=s- * —_ i es ey . M temas ee Me : _ ble «of, slags tik. - - - 7 vas . Aun -- 9 — ve oa . , sf ’ 5 2 . f. ° + : ae sia aa Ad ‘ di , *@t+a@r fe - " , Fs « oe ieee Ahn A - | : ia Zs er Freaete eFreretame 9 ! f ‘=. Me *“@arae eaane Stee * eee o dha 4ia oe ALL a ° ed sae one oS a ea oe “er * ae ae . , ay I oa ; Yr. Yi caaeri ’ s een oe se ,eee oe " 2 x P nd oe ' 7 “ye #7 #4 - “e 4 , ‘ . , a , / - + tae“ ne ‘ ~ ‘pe is . L 4 ete PHA .* tp J! : y g1igssstieecsss on ' « . ~4 gaaaaarrur CMG esse sGrcaacdxri Att 4 a 4 oleae a. . 7 3 > : : . 4 S4iiae aa@eaaaenemes etbacsetercamsbiaacsts : . r : Talis Dan The GLOBE Heads the List! 1] @towarts 415 N. 6th St. Sicmactsl 10|hs. promen's Hie Men’s $2 Heavy bape i ~salat 00| Overalls $1.00 yy Hosiery Sale|| "scree so, eme, "220 || Clean-Up Sale Oddsand Ends]| ROUGH ¢ Men’s Handkerchliefs— Where Your eee Buys Men’s Socks; all —_ phe — wad ‘sa ee ' ——— Some Slightly Soiled From Handling Most in a Hosiery Way. one dozen for. .9i. men's Athietic ‘Union & DRY 7 's Silk Knitted Ties; W 150 Odds and Ends 4 f Think of This! eter: ate es '$1.00 —_ = rool : Be A I ST Regular $1.00 Value... for $ 00 é WOMEN'S BLACK PURE SILK HOSE 2 Pairs Men’s and Boys’ $2 ap ae ibr —" $1.00 | prenarge money. The fiat plows | om Full-Fashioned, With Lisle Tops and Soles. for Gabardine Caps.$1.00 are returned ironed and . ’ Percale School } and other 4 OLIN @ PAIRS TO | MER $1 .00 St. Louls Fire Dept. Uni- gg ewer for .$1.00 § G O \ \ N S | —e— | CH If FO} LIMIT 4 PAIRS TO A CUSTOMER form Shirts ....$1.00 Bcys’ $1 Rompers—2 j Special for Women’s Silk Hose wig te ongosalle scat LIT" BD) DI ES) 250 Odds and Ends 9M (QQ)]| oman a0. ee a ee OPS ORS Coles: | Your Men’s Blue Chambray| and drop stitched—2 § V E S T S Regular $2.00 to $5.00 Sy ee REGULAR and OUTSIZE. Good weight | Choice Shirts—2 for . $1.00 We guarantee satisfaction i our shirt and collar depart. Vannes; 6 5 cs: ees | : > pe rages | J | omp 48 Seats | $1.00 |] come OID coves || CAMISOLES once Ail Al clocks, novelty rib hed vane dropstitches. MEN'S etna RE ~_ K PLAITED on LISLE ss airs a | 00 EAGLE . 1 | 2 y Laundry | : : Ahe e Pla £1.50 VALUES Cordovan In bl ox and brown bd Cr oth. Ls FIPA IM AME, a vipa Regulars INPANTR FAXCT-TOP ROCKS is ey og | Stames Wma patand HOSIERY “site” REE" sie 4436-40 OLIVE ST. |i aii née l. . ’ vite l Irre gulars Forest 313 Forest 200 [| ; gilke. in lb'ack. brown and white. Hose Brown THE sate ee CO., 821 ca Street || § Eighth and Franklin Delmar 4512 = Fa rare : . ETT To oT Pesos e Tessa eos sso ooses 99995599999 $$$$$59$ 9399559955999 995599$59959$95$55599555$ $$$999$5999999959955559559$S$S$95S555S SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS | | up ob Mz BOYS’ SPORT $2.00 Wash Boiler 8 New 3 Pairs 49c 2Wc | 2—$1.00 ie 3 ; ae & = Hi -_ Oo = Oe @, He AY af Tin W ash Boil lier, iarge size Music Rolls Crepe Bloomers Union Suits Union Suits . 4 c ‘ A rf Need ew _ ; 4 - Bes ahee, that evervw bow wants« (' imple 1 Vi ith lid. Rebolar ‘onf®n's Crepe Men thiatte Women's Knit r- . + ea 705 Washingt ' — he . me $2.00 value oe. a | ew special for and Inst. Mus ini t Dollar Day. D. or phone o} BROADWAY ———_5@ X& MORGAN ST. gihers an alee: “avert re re: ies WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS | °: ae ye $2.00 Lace 4 Yards 75c ~ ~$1.69 Sateen —R nn 4 —0C Pillow- 20 Yds. 10c 9 Yards Tapestry Petticoats G2 cases Bunting ! Chambray Curtains ta a Gremen'e Gatean Bal KNITTING ’ ; arre “ ve ’ ; a a . . — + ay ‘ ¢ ground SA . se = 5 ° oe, ’ «> ) ia be A lLece Curtains : > have louble pa For Women > of aerame mi! remnants man? ptt antl ps 3 . ‘ on se @ ite ne f : ana Pa) ne . ont d } = r‘s j moles Consistin oO size: mill seconds. pair 3ré Fioor) 4 yds. ; rete - ; ” price tou 4 in alike O yards 9 =, . & ; . , _* Ss _'a 4 aa ae stom ams PR hai 2% anneal ™. 6 Balis Yarn; silk-and- : nS ~a} rs he t 12 Yds. 15c - ! wool in the new Spring Overalls 2 Pairs 69c See Shs 9. 39 s ects 2 Cretonne Suiccially Pussiaaae | ise | Instructions Free Women’ s Stra Men's Riune 740 PDentm : P : ae « ud , te Seavatic with of: nae _ Silk Gloves 2a good, subetantia!l qua Calicoes Laree Pillows Ex for Dollar Day 7 | House mappers 2 ue hambr y ‘ork out bib Union Made [aarp ver eee r ity 81x90 bleached Light or darl rns tonne stuffed saefa @: H 4 | ° BE Spires, with or without tee on ne ms on ny gay : 4 BEEN iekual AE ouble-bed io “iene ee rect: swiee we. ae About 200 Hats, " Baby Special!, en ad i ard are 2 pre 2 es eco. roonil gures, Te yards 5 Pemene While They Last Madeira Pill $1.59 Silk 3 Yards 50c 6 Tou 25c Ee 1215¢ Huck 7 Verde Ste 16 Balls Trimmed Hats, 5 | adeira Fillow Untrimmed Hata, Messaline Ratine $ Percales oh ee iddi Towels es pent $ O. N. T. Children’s Hats, : ’ : -A very special value, pri And ‘he Fin ty wovem 32 Sport Hats» i 3 15x24 hand huek Tow ‘ne ae -neN lots in p lain , rized, silk-finis Banded Sailors ie , _Hematitenng Plea e's ret . $ oS. o ~ ant 1g r mens a “9 s ntmber white and Earlv shoppin is Sen 12 for om ‘pping ad- 18 a : stata? ba vised for best selection. BEL A I A A aS £ sin, Soe | SSSSSSSSSSSSSSGSSSSESHNASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSssss55555555555566665555560005554z9095 4955555 S555HS5S55SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS iH = Edison Records a — ; | 4BIG DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS 00 J Special Values $ 00]| =(1} Sensatio Every One a Hit Knee . Tuesday Only— hs os a 6 otha lan halll hundreds PRICE $1 00 Pants : either — or eyeglasses for Runnin’ Wild 3 | Fox. Trot rr MTC COPMUNGO,......ccccccccccccem MOK BOt In the United Beale Strexr Mama.... .... Fox Trot States You've Got .o See Mama Every Night.. .. Fox Trot re Fox Trot Falling ... , | i rl Pa eS Full Lined Tell Me With ‘Smiles. gt ay SRERRRER | Wonderful You "er you see it in Baby Buntin’ a Schmitz & March of the Mannikins... Shroder ad — it’s Gold-Filled You Know You Belong to Somebody Sloe. Nic B1.30 : ae se Yr ~ 5% ~ ji eae “i . Nougats, Caramels and Congoleum Floor Mats, 18x35 inches 500 8 tor $1, Best Pure Leaf Lard, 3: 24c fe Re cae Bie! | We sell only the 1 Oo i+ : towel. Just the thing Fe ot Linoleum: rp lare vard 2 ; a | ; . etme ge ae: Limit four go © each customer. made in our owl Inlaid L Re ts. 1 to 4 vards, per sques , yara ' Ho) ; LBS. hat nprens sage tee es “pd ere a 4 i ~— ym Varnish pint « oe Soe Se we 2 for 7 Mother’ : Spreads ee “ .16¢ a es 9 os Bs xi Mach redt ° tee 4 | so $ Re 00 a, ' Sz y : Have you visited our , , é 4 nH a, t .1 ped to ZU 5 ing Room? Conv of ff Tyas SUGAR src" 12%: $1.00] | Re? om Ff | \ | oa MMNCY C With 3 Lbs. Ever-Good Cup Coffee, 3 Lbs. for $1.00 <2 - Only Special Luncheon, Sen WILSON MILK; tall cans... .6 for 0c eit Phone if = ; ere a EST. 1871 514 L UST ST. With One Pound Fancy Mixed Tea. pos Orders “TTS ADUET CFD 4 The Most Complete: Th ; : DARKEr STs ae x’ Tr EVENTH || We e Only Exclusive Retail Carpet House in St. Louis TOTAL si ;
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The City Circulation of the Daily POST. DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by aa 40,000. st LOU'S POST- DISPATCH 11 -_— LD Kn — a ~—~_ —-- ™ _— > ~ 2 ‘Oa, + Se een - Ve / aa * a . mae efeagage . ’ 7 » a ; ne ’ : ya * ) -" = . SHEER 44a a ‘*@aaetssaaa cewert@saeeooouad, SPPTTIT ITE “END” || —for “Dollar Day” Only YOUR Cut Glass x . COFFEE GIRLS’ §=$@ GINGHAM TROUBLES Tumblers | ie a Dress Sale GREOE S's $ on dpall et Women’s Black Silk: f BROWN ‘ BEAUTY DOZEN Tomorrow ironed nnd orto CHIFFON HOSIER \ Special........ COFFEE —_. | Special for Tuesday Only : | at — le C famous | " =f a teaie $ 00 Fresh, vigorous leafy plants AY | ITHERS "1 wel ‘OHM this Specia: 2\9 Pounds, $1. 00 pietures | : : abr nea ork com Fh . ° i i, . ret 2 sone ; e -—- Ww lemone rate +* . ry — ese Dele & = | fi | SEs Grith liste ¢ a nf Very decorative and jong /as economy event, coming—as it does , of s coffee over all These prey ee , heels — otne cut glass ] imbiers have just in time to meet the manv warm weather $2.00 Eagle Stamps Free ft cortticient we wht. te. aan intee satisfaction tm i plete r regular $154 gualit 2 and collar 4 . BE pqeanay MONEY REFUNDED stue nanan ; Oa ree epare- Ps ’ iMeywNAaAnNas IF NOT SATISFACTORY. e wea AN 1a 6 ing A = " ro 4 fer . * _— vA ne / omar? 7 e ‘ * ne yf . opolitan Delivered x. ent quality Gingham and Chambrat | ‘WE DELIVER | ” STLOUIS undr : aaah it GREAT EASTERN. GL Ass AND QUEEN ’ ee The Pace to Buy Shoes” Grimm & Gorly THIS TS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FOR the SEASON COFFEE & TEA CO. . WASHINGTON AVE or Section—and Fioor—Broadway Side eee a attr ae GLASS AN’ oe SL 4 Forest 2001 4 vider fp i 712 Washington - is Delmar 4512 . A, . : | - ara ——a ll « -+ ] i "he Die “— ily itfoe 200 Hats, a 3 Feather Pillows: al! curled feathers, art ticking, ea. $1.00 3 . ae sper 3: 7 “er eS They Last S Smoking Stands; fumed oak finish $1.00 , : agg Oak Stoo! eis P : , Rate. t Madeira TE sence 38-inch Golden Oak Stools..... $1.00 Consett: Oe 1105- | 517 Gilbert Guaranteed Alarm Clocks (avin id ames ce Bande ¥ Veh , 1109 A very special value. priced a: OLIVE ST. g Oval Rag Rugs $1.00" Furnishers MW OLIVE ST. y FURNIT TPE E MUS TAL WS FRUMENT= a | Hemstitching Pleating. Embr oidery and ‘Br a Buettner Furniture Co., N. W. Cor. 9th anil Washington Av. : AAA AAA AR AAAAAAN CHAAR Aw — hi kittie aos: RAR AR SRR ERR RRR RRR ARR AR GAR LR FARR UR —— ZYLO-RIM DOLLAR : . Spectacies or Tuesday Only, an DAY me S te te 80.00 Valera, => =S Sensational Offering of i\ | 800 Slipover fA, 511 Washington Ave. Amazing Sale of SPECIALS : $1.00 A f - » uiceeememmmarromme 5 HATS 22000000c—q,.) 4 zs go gouw™ ange ual ‘whey ne =, ww Ioal« mHmniaeh } . } i¢ | id fai cy modceéi . aneae S| € ¥ . ’ : ; , . _ : . " dows egy 9 23 veq | braid, leghorn and silk and straw and ilk Farrings nll ollars and sieeve: a ) sashes, fancy ¢ NI Colors—sand, orchid, gray. purple, navy and styles and colors for misses and women No return r . . plack REMOH JEWELRY CO., °"ys,:00™ = , : 9 WASHINGTON C haneges y) $ dere Fountain . [ OZENS of the late popular hits—voca! SUADR® FOR... Candies Sen ’s Service ee and instrumental—10-inch size, music : CK | ) on both sides—d5 cents for one record | ‘ | ; Have you heard that Hi-Cratft xtract — f the hignes | ae two records, four selections, for $1. Paver shade end 910-912 Olive Street ahs aries? tt tdties i eed and flavor. Try it ame be aes | . a osly as @. &- ) | Dien ‘ 4 Railroad n himmy One-Step i coeses os’ shose ; § ‘ND I] D lappy 2 cans and a Rogers nickel -silver Teaspoc n for ‘ : Seeat Wiles Way Biues Pox Trot ne 6 White Porcelain ¢ upe White Pname!l Dish Pan . Snakes Hips Saye Trot } Or moving. pecial for ‘ 0 ar ay ai : ri ind oni Saucers a: Same t $ | 14-quart, value ; a . Wet Yo’ Thumb Doceen Fox Trot , | , ae attert $1 66 "7 epee ® seein \ Barney Google oscecc@eceos seen : TUESDAY ONLY | —s , Down by the River 900 s0e0w es one enen Song $ | baa box containing 3 } pounds 3 Lbs. (ups and Saucers; 4 $ Roamer and Pr ae ~ kn ties Glages | , anellege go 0 Road re ~ zoe 0 fine Chocolates. ied Bons, for e : ; r° : _ raster and one ex ; . a iad a _ regula: e $1 4° an Opens complete hee , \ Sweet Lovin’ Mamma..................Pom Trot wee Caramels and extras C dies, ; ape Poe y “if , That Eccentric Rag ... Fou Troe 4° each customer. hs © sell only the purest 5 Y = | Farewell Blues , Fox Trot i Made in our own sanitary factory. | mietih Gin Complete: -§ sctieaaes eam a = ¢ : S- : Liss, Brean “iles™ oe rans Den Seas a° tT? a Rird : _— hig? wt. : , Ca sea Play on Any Phonograph And all the other late hits double- faced Records. od to At} : Have you visited our new and greatly enlarged oat ee erg | vrescer iy od With Steel Needle. each 55 cents-4 selections, 2 Kecords for $1. ing Room? Conveniently located. right on oo iain m= ss“ Floor. ‘When shopping drop in for Afternoon Sea : r Served [c hime ‘-ineawrare. ° . Te Special Luncheon Served Evening Dinners Kuives and Ferkes s Ch d GI ¥ Nettles, Corks. Cape , | RUNG co GRIMM 1 I 5 My 1AM. t03 P.M. 5 P. M. to Midnight Lom ater Lange Lnina an ~~ or . 3 Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass ' : } The Most Complete Foumters Servs ice in St. Louis 513 FRANKLIN Newt ide Laie | | mplete Feunteie Seri Ey) RPS OR HS et eteg tgs ¢ piheSta+cabebebeae ohages (ttet rr ‘S
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ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 7 ; Famou _: Cos Annual Mayf Sales ew 7 MesGies Bowie Stamps and Redecm Fall Books fpr © in Ca Double Eagle Stamps ——— eed et nee = ee = a ee. se ot st - - i ee a he —— ee! —a wae... — s ——— Sa —— g — —— es ss ae ty to Save Is ca With an Oppertunity to Make Pleasing Selection in ‘This Special ideal ; LODGE IS LINED ‘Two Trouser Sp ring : ne = == = = Relations Commi a Models for Men and Yeung Men, Special at | ea Stands With ‘Trrece a . + - + |. +--+ 4 \ bles. Who W ould ‘ ve you may select clothes that are suit : fect a worthwhile saving. T! 4 Court Only If n — vou the f : | (Could Be Passed on 7 | Apart From Le | ' heh ee i deah 0) ee a sill ie exes, eae ene Pc - bine serge—and a. sizes are ‘mn “he assortment iicluding stouts sitms and sherw MERITS SWEPT ASIL FOR POLITICAL — Nat SS eA Two-lrouse % See Our Exclusive St. Louis Showing of - W hipcord Suits “ 2 2” - -* os ~ : wi} , : / vs : ; , . ’ * , party “aiicreé sf @5-W7°oe@. mate The demands ~* goc¢t “ase are of espace 7, ™et = Fete’ Bracd TletRes ‘hat many =e: : abie-> wy ii is stot «4 “aia. ‘= ema Sore pacterss ehecs> Dem ‘= preference ** « > "* “arcleus "Tres we cart stpely @fferect reczir- — ; at - Tsar ‘mpertet agé éemestic materia 12ers =ay De pur Phased te matckl azy Two-Trouser $$ ‘ ~ qeoag Spring Topeoats “Academy High” Clothes pectal wes a In the 1923 Models - With Extra Trousers—Special at $4? 00 conga ll $25 to $45 4 , SCx-mcixzec s24 Sue serge Oa= 3 two. three ané fear suttec Ner- In this eseemen* 7 expe. “alleret Tee- ‘eTx art scers s=c+e.2 siees tp 3 seats *here 2 8 spieeca waerety sf serus 4 meinérg s'=s ost ane mate™a.* as rT 9 sos qua=“er “sed wel Du~g NN AAAAAAAAAAAAAAANAANAAAAAAAANAA! =e mo > a ene =» # efD-ca.ly designed and Newly Arrived Models Add Interest to This Unusually Special Offering of the Season's Smartest Spring Coats and Wraj mt ODO. an Coats and Wraps of the smartest types, fashioned of Poiret twill twillcord, tise i igi elours—ell beautifully lined and manv finished with dik .arge bucaies or tassels. Many new effects in sleeves and collars are fea ‘red and everr garment is carefull tailored a — or) | “— = -e * » Trin, TEPEITLIVUITY TETERESTEV UTE CULLEN TITTY Fe) by $3.50 to 85 Values Tuesday, Choice at “ald | ie ‘ Se aa ae ,¥ py jas, thay N Fashionable Spring ap —M ost Remartabie V alwes and L’ nusual Choice at Street, afternoon. dinner. and sports models of ‘he most aporerved materigls: draped, hlouse. ‘rreeeSewanwunreeraee : 7 + ws ee — ~ 7 * 7 panel, baecus and coat «ffects. alt Sattalites crimmed Stwee 14 to 44 ‘a * ing vet ld t be live. | ona be sure to get here eariv. Th oom Shirts are caaeil ent fr worn May Sale of 8 nderw Cal —= —==— a. weather wear. being extremely good lowking, and launcemng perfectiv Tsailered tn +s . =~ =f these = yy a¢i 4 =e - meet the requiremen's SSP TS @ Yea mar still benet: br De atreme ~alee-guecsg ~ GS event, as Tuesday's aseorsetts of (ovreiy cadéerth tgs presen" Of cud alka, Canrem dlka <lvertone coris. Englieh Prmedcio®®. with Jeccuard “gure “‘er4'4 ghetee Mere ere a “ew cf “he tems and Sik-mizged fabrics in a bed wilection of rtpes i marr - cnlere—piain white enc eend colere. FPiniehed with bieh aeality ocean pear’ Yertome ‘4 m the neck baad evie a Sowns end Chemisns | ot Caderweer SB 5° = B82 26 FF ahven, ee .2¢6 Youtuss Mam , . $7.92 . = 2 acd ez etep- i= érs ecavyeewvrowrrre* DEPOR TANT — rere So be Saal just as early as rou possibiy car fer 2 a all probability these Shirts will all be sold before -he dar i over Important Savings Are Poesible During This Sele of Boys’ Two-Pants Wool Suits Handmade Waists' ] Se : daintily fashioned by hand and $18.50 te $22.50 Ss he § 6 to 28 p+ | Petticoats ee . + hand embroidery. drawnwerk 4 . ; Years s chemises, S285 - Special at.. é-a vers. gow anc o™mers 3 ‘aliiorea@ er ace-t: =m i 2 sa 2eet. - “oft These Suits are tailored of exoellen’ al-woe! fabrics I stvies. with inverted or box pleated coats, and ful) belts pairs of Pants are cut extra full and lined throughou’ with able materials. while the coats are lined with alpeca In a hensive showing of patterns in neat light and dark. coicrings Suite are built te mve the mMavimoum smoenn?t of cermice far hows ere hard on their clothes ue Seeeet FF" eae i a a
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a -_ =n _ ST.LOUIS-POST-DISPATCH —_ : a ed ea — - “—— \\ } Bs . eure — , a eer ‘ : , ‘ _— ‘ - “ PART . eet | ST. LOUIS. MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 30. 1993. PAGES 15—16 —_ a . —— _ ¢ as - . - —= ——_ - ~ = - —_- _— = - se am CONNECTED |S *"n°aane te. Fe S60 AAT COMMISSION _ Chief State Highways, Showing Those to Be Hard-Surfaced — HARDING-HEARST — - —_ ————— ———— eames . —_ : ; on 2» @ Win LEAGUE, SQ 0.“ *Ses%"*" 19 PUSH BRIDGING p= —————— 1 SPLIT FINAL: THIRD MAP GEIS LINED UP =". os AND GRADING WORK ) & Be pe te mereraeinartwmerm | PARTVIS POSSIBLE ; ; ; : 7 p 2,008 : iff fro: ‘arner | - ‘ ) . UNDER phe tend’ cesta a : - F v Hawe s-M*CuLLouGH-™iorGcan @ Stare Bond | Ssut Laws : AGAINS] HARDING Py tegen bo. . . Ol Program Determined Upon | \ Soe ee a” ~ \\ UNDER SUPERVISION OF | President’s Flings at Editors ; ate aie a yy tb . i as Imperative Preparatory — oe , aa a a MISSOURI STATE ae a Without ,Conscience Re- on ame rit A Chairman of Senate Foreign of bahay f cu to Hard Surfacing of Thor- rd ef a : i ) ems GRADED EARTH garded as Indicating Rup- . , | ee ee ture Is Complete. Relations Committee (|). °))) “2ich threatened to pb: oughfares Later. Stands With “Irreconcila- | oe | 3 aan “¥ ™ + MAINTENANCE PLAN . , er ee Qh = s— ah, | SOCIAL RELATIONS bles,” Who Would Enter , ee i . a 7 Court Only If \Judges IS COMPREHENSIVE S = ee : HAVE TERMINATED Could Be Passed on by U. S. Apart From League. Washington Dispatch to the New York World Says Johnson and Ford Will Have Support of Hearst. Road Gangs to Be Estab- lished in Practically Every MERITS SWEPT ASIDE" ¢! Yeading tar ascocintns County, With as Many Pa- FOR POLITICAL FIGHT (''' bs»>« T . : pl trols as Necessary. By the Jefferson City Correspond- Ry Leased Wire From the New York . | ty 7 Scilla ae mcoats Massachusetts Senator Feels . ; . » Roo (seorg: ent of the Post-Dispatch. - dk oe of the Post-Dispatch. t! amin Cardo _ — Trey ' . ay ' , , . — ell ach tet . , , FFERSON CITY, April 30.— /, ka NEW YORK, April 30.—-The New Values at | = That Events Have Proved m Dr; Soe "leah of the $6,000,006 of construc. . A aly 4 pe sree. me NN York World today prints the follow 1 : on . _ ae aAiny “+1 a . ) ‘ ) . C 1 tO . ane 2 i peu! pital in a , erve District Show Increase four-Power treaty was evidence that aT PAT a iruct pror nt fae an 1 roauction. ojala . son ee of 71 Per Cent. the President was failing in teols- ‘4 | ’ tT)” e, } : fy ei f " ' | ha rngrar 10,000 2 tionism and his presentation of the ] ' vided j he “era! {eserve "Oy a rT? : Res subject of the international rourt «a “peculation in Minnesota = eee firele : , , ‘) : . — ’ rn? . : ‘ — ' : ti - ' , . 2) ae ' Cary : ; nee ‘ % . ee ae a Ds Hey) » Ae . ; | sat in the executive offices and Mrcleme: ' i ar , ' , rr thils : iy orion, . nO , ' = a rt ‘ . , Lis 3 ‘ ‘ n : ! os | cae ee ' paw : re : istened to ar outstanding editor and Trouble . , : ipbiisher of the lntted States whe Positive Opponent of League , _ eo Og nnot read ° ) at pga + ) : ay pe | . ot Mu took my time for two hours urging Ha? Mless irmoportant than lodre throug! PIOMAs wag | ' rie} ; a’ mil ’-G TON ié na “ny fore atttanest | enn , ~~ mn *) ne a heer : . por the necesslty of reduction brea) : bm Bes ; “Air - = Duties of Patrolmen TAROe, NOTAD Y @Xc ene prof me aurtaxes, particularly =e Se | te AY . mn . " ~~ ; ? ' ‘ ' s . 4 ‘| . ‘ j : , . " Tee " : ’ “ 4 ; P : ’ ’ “— 7 " ’ e ou no % . . , , ‘ , . . ’ , : Dosttins « ae ‘oo , An? jee ; cae me —s : . —— ‘ port i } ' . ‘ th every word of argu leag eo ms . m9 nt ; . o 9 we @ — ‘ . . , . , . metamnéie 1 oe ae ; ' cerd: ~- 3 ty Y ‘ FOR PAN AMERICAN SOLIDARITY : ‘ * eoula form and hie - ’ i . . ’ . ‘5 " ‘ ' , ; ' : ei ‘ ‘ ' — —. / , ‘ atio newepaper « that very hour was ; Mes clamoring that the minions of cap- ital were proposing to reduce the taxes on the wealth of thie country ; : e) . , : ; — . . ‘ . Aw «th “fa ‘ . ‘ oY » ae ae ae Bonar I 1 » + olut of cr t im + rit | — John Barrett Announces New Inter- a’ - . — : ; ‘ . ne i. . " . . ‘ io ' a TT’. P ' ' 1©@ T , Associated ras ) ae | pag S national Committee Moria . P : - : " + . ’ . ‘ : : _ > = . . " . ‘ ’ 7 : ; ; } on _ ' ’ Pre . ’ | : ‘os af Press : 1A : ‘ th e" » > . Fil a ' . “— : , =a = , terAaa’ : —e . . would ne ‘ve @& Trap oF ect wr . emis , :, ra - , - ; . 1G 1-8 ;' youre _ ‘ 0 ’ ; . Fr YORK Amrii (org@wur ' & al on . : ae on te ' , — } : | ee a : ad ecience of a man itke that Think 8 fO0d thine the i aa rs, 1 eT intend -¢ anh eel = ut ls n- | creases neater save Be Rg oe reat value a ould be used ) nal Tan- of the ap ctacle of « great publisher a , ‘a «l : : - ’ = : , ae ) ae . : s . id ; nee , Ts ‘ Te f ' at a . : , on i a 7 | | thy! whi hy earr ver) ng againet \# papers were ervying our fhird Party Hellewed Certain. a1ists - . y i: - , ' ' at ein al piled ; ia ey Lec ' are | Ge tun buses oo hieart's having broken with . i ' | ‘ ‘ : , , , ee ;, : . 4 ‘s Ts ti ’ 5a) , . : : ' » *\ . : . . ; ‘ —_— : , ', - res flier? Harding ery tiie ar ore of me “ in — the ifter'a@ veering toward an asso ot | this rs , . altos ' ' ' ae os — ter-? ne —_ a ; mi latios ‘f nations tneures a third hand and meade a 7 ) ' . ; ' be - 1 | ~ lear ' aponse i : BCE " rane A i, +, the ed@iter. em: bring it dra wnwork and ; ' tain enmiens the } f So ¢ ' tate * re 4 1 super — ' rT iar" 130% at ites ' —o a = t is eertein the Demo , oP nee for the ree idence Newton to Speak at C. of C. Me HM ver : ; 7 ; , ~ hoever he te, wtll go 8 a sceatae . Mr Harding toward the * lies ; | — The Ns superinter aintenn: f By spor iat : my : i he resolutions adop‘eq tha . oO “ | : i . - " J * ghee : 4 — . ‘ : . : in ' . et ° ‘ , ' pe . ‘ _ . : ‘ : : , ae? ference . ' , a natrals ) ~ :, nen? oblem from t pois bat nih e | | ramen fw cations point to a strennews ttee aists — Phan “hero | that the | sop ee eee See st oc a ee ca cenas Satine Miiebed siren ~ ao th : rman, will be ¢ | At Mr Hearst's part to ple e " ™ ‘ . ‘ > . . . . . ’ " ' >) ’ , 7 ; ’ ru # ws (at) , ” Lt ; ; se . : , 7 . ea R , ; =. — ' ' , i « | . character he ane , : r\ meet jie favorite nm iv? vere or V-neoks; Mma rc : ) | , ' — | , git entaeMgan — Pa : | : ns ) Central headquarters w for tne Republican nominations oa : , . P . ’ — ‘ . e . ; ‘ 2. .% ‘ uA ’ ' : , = > . . . , ~m = , : 4 P . Ford for the Democrat! ‘ - . , , , . _ tained nm New ¥ ” “ o + . " blenrys fliet lace. ban4é co ; . ; ; . " ' . . . . | ry . : ar ' y ~~ : regards nrese ’ . : ; : " . _ > : fs rico : : " . if Pueyet ? *? ene fail asf 7 Tri oe pron frawn-work. tiusas Ondition of Joining Court mest me rang , : : a aintian + — enh. ein , “ent mat 2 The + = , edie ; ' . 7 OTe ' ; , pon? . : . ere with the 7 hiladeltohta Prete ab! M i liearet may be expectet $4.35 ma - | | | | ; ™ , a: _ ange , ; . , : : Aetenaive ‘ocr 'ttles it ng = Ts T bs , ‘ ie bie utmoet te @e-erdinate the ) on me ples me | ' deena etait | , , , | ) pee ere Gor ' a! ' nelecs o 1 Itant grouchee Into a third Teerth Pileer Guages —_-. qa AN 5 he ad & ap ebegetg pate tote* 42 Pa ea ete
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wig OE bn esd. Or waxes e * ~ Pile Se it SR as Ere ooo ——— — - THE COLUMBIA LYNCHING. * 2-¢ pa -_ _ —— eee — -%4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH r — . eunz cred cir rnw F 7 ._ ; - e = ac 7-P BBct ~—-eerer “2° e 2 e s . ————— ——$ ——————— THE Port T know retirement: make no minor ber tt wt for PrarrTess 25 erate iP . ight dcmeas hein nE prt iegec a—~ lerere man nerer ia Teor a Ferre the pemiir we ‘a ~~ @f e Aree: efraid tw orecater oor? inr ‘ETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ‘rh ~- ?- aewe °°" ee ke ee ee ek . “> aponepetg pate tte” ae eae ayet a”-eF =" @&@ & _ ~- & _— o- + =a tre «are “he * °°? -* on ne r ere - oe. "ah * ehowre a” "ieee eBou 4 wiwre@ te cortras’ > oe ga~e “ne wor ¢ a pertecJefriticon "were =c Fr = o> ACCOMPANIED BY HARRY DAUGHERTY — a —| Tie MIRROR @ MINUTE § DUS cas"sStooes | pUuBLIC OPINIO} aR — ee . This columa w der:gncd to reproéuce bear the lcicrt comment by the icodmg mfeurpeper: ond perwodiccls om the gucséeus the Gcy. LIVING OWN THE PRINCIPAL. ~ S. JULIA GREEN SCOTT Of = Rn. Bead Traced Vashingtoan Family rs ~er, Tara arc “—-e a-a each B — cae ‘*eo “a, _f@ er Te Pere higs there Were American Teres The ae | “case be a ret : again become 6 meta. S S cor ip per-p ate erngrTav'ng AD er "an pe crete” Megs epettaretty which tees cot require awe & = . New Terk “er w@ ff in arr war served br Cee Sis ere ene ora ars and be Om @ams eb bel ehreliebédam: car ater I wish I Bead that @ertist ham gust whe Theat Ast woke up **'s rag’ 7g ®feTrTe = =p of the word "’ | conid ose —y teeth ' ¢ bite wart “ASE M RADMAN Mie «ar ct Fea. “Ss ** ae eo fright agalre" «2. Co ¢a™mere. 3 ‘ z& - -e past on — _ pu ase ~ = “ vr apestries ‘or « en do. A; 7 fer Rr se “Re price of gasccne S&S ™@e "*Te Was «&
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, aaa a , a A She heles i btabelegets he ti gehibeas te conhitis pi Siete stat BiB Be siete S4i af te eT tr are “. 7 >. _—_ an Kes oo fy eseseldie 4 24 i fig so etart i Sheds Seca, Ses od Pe MONDAY, PRIL ; } ‘9° . . . . a 7 : : . *. i ‘ . ; ie ’ z | 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH 15 aE oo — = a — . a — —--—-- - ——~ Se ee a eee od ===... a NS ————— eer oe a t i , ; . . - ‘e TO BE MARRIED TODAY | \ ti ’ 9 the screen capital in quest of adven- , _. ture He and his Arkansas fami', | , | | x oe — & are pictured as completely fed up f “Naot on sfories of Hollywood's wicked- ; " ~~, i : 3 ‘onl; | iD s~ ~~ a ” : : 9) ess So that those who view the 9 Pas Tp, 7 a ¥ fiir TYiAY no? he deprived of a : j 2? ” sant : ; P| ii I "4 | | wae net “4 GRAND-LEADER : imps { ‘© supposed wickednees : - nr —_ | | there. are elaborate ‘reve! scenes ” ' | ce but the scenarist ‘@® carefy! to explain ——__ : ons mnplau is Wood : 2 7 - ‘hat these are just Golsordered dreamea | . 4? , Re Audience tee, ue ; ‘ark “ate r) 11] P. c Attic vretiac al MA we ; : 7 irtAn ala Old \ ¢ a | SPlevers—W. C Ejela- New York Society Girl Will Be- Domestic l ragedie: and MClO-| oe ene Arkansae boy. After the|Author, 66 Years Old, Wa: Op-| | ware fia )t! —- 0 ride of St. Louisan irama Evenly Divided in Cur- {showing of bathing gir and dance; erated on Saturday for In- | i : come Bride ' | The Right W Wash Clothe | at the Or] neum., ir . rant Crepaan ‘Ola srinmee scenes in the- dream episode the testinal OPstruction e ig t ay to as ot s i In June. iCiit SRTECT Pik datik od, ! lee, Wii -¢ P VES AROMPULLIU. ' real Hollywood is introduced | ti This gives an Opportunity to show 4 j . P| ° . eee > " bw _* . " 7 - i : ; ’ HEN Hebrew _ nell _ “4 N announcement of interee: tr FE MATPASSANT 4id4 { in posed pictures of man; well-known | By ‘he Asmmciated Irene ee i} : . ia an . :] id r) _ ° : . “— ‘- + — wm * i . , : 9 Y means *®° ‘e naires A St Louisans was made toda, “The Necklace hut that. was directors. a: 4 tg at _—— homes CHICAGO, Aprt! 39 Emerson It Is mechanically i : 7 A. n’>e rer +" | & UW oe ° , ’ , . ' on i e i - ¥ il] ’ i 4 ” j 7 to be’ - i , mn New York by Mr. and Mre no reason why the moving pic- : s pea = stot . ' — | Hough, author. died in a hospital in| constructed to Jlasr 4 gate consi’ oa ee te Edward Ringwood Hewitt ** ture director shouldn't try his hana ‘tucky racetrack drama called “Chain Evahston today | lifeti and h | Hoffmar . comedy. : We iv ome ma ’ = st eng ement ge ie Ligt tnine. ' nn which once more a e a ] ertime, a as yaron a tana ;} Gramercy @ark. of the engagement |... ne perennial theme of the wom. : op .,| Mough was 66 vears old and wae} b ved b »* et Le is >! or »| - . : , a E o-* 7. } y! +5 6: ! ore . +. ° eer * - ware | of their daughter, Mise Lucy Hewitt. |, who has nothing to wear when arog — "?* 2 wT) che ] = . ° ’ - - ; gly this weex ce r and Mra. Guido Pantaleon! i: Poor Men's Wives the week's 1 —_ Se fer : tion An operation was performed) throughout the ! bi@riiv Tt als er) , > . ; roid J.iody ey f a gut the ° dividen ts Lenox place. St. Louis reen feature at the Grand Centra) Ha os ne tee ue \Satundes. mae oan respiratory countr earrive Without collisions J.e- M: itt je the great-grand ’ aving a return showing at the Cap- y: ' pes not 4 Miss Hew! if ‘ dens and Weer End I.. ~ wats ae oe F ™Piications caused death / . Puritar a? Srjor ‘te VW r’ " da ighiier oft he lp*e ar ‘ , ‘ ope! » at P o - —s the Ings wn and Hunting Ww j a Animals in| : 4 : fer BOlOMOR BPPeirs in the ham of New York and is e president: f #PProwed jewels that plunges the Africa” veaterday went into ite sec-| Hough's Plots on Hist ; rp —o : a ;, ch em rele an os a Owe we far pi Je aa ) > the B - Episodes. | of Valie’ Fails H Oo ‘ elert of the New York in , a , tn debt and de. na week at the Rivoli. , Ny Ls ; eve nigh’ ‘ha Villiage fa: hers ] ¢ ye MI T's? talenr ea grad pO be weal , ¢ - Sec poten Emerson Hough for ears had } a Se . ei y O® 1! A hak emir ; Thnk ate . ae for thrusting hir mn the ate yi wenward tatvers and ia at | =P She obtains a beaut: “PUSSYFOOT” JOHNSON TELL | en noted as a whiter of romantic | Pind al! : 4 tee va ee . ne : natind i , = ne drveas outfit an approvai, in- § Historica) novels. with plots based 1) laboose Not £0 ; c aAccouyn presen’? a student a ft ar | +8 ‘ : re: after one wear ‘ ‘ ‘ , Hy i | et ies tone SIE Sep sepeme oat seks pee ee OF HIS TRAVELS THROUGH INDIA |" eviscaee vm she devetopsnens et his race and regio but because Schoo rhe wedding will Ko pia a Ie oa hildven eue es ' . } gh! , . a ng—anad © ne eniiare x UP hee America, especially in the West and | if ' p the inventors of the wooden ; the middie of June ' on hea’ ‘ fhing® to make dnvYy ‘casa Nort ¢ | | emeg have a healt! reepect for! home of the Hewitt family at Mi¢ ' , — eo ie The people of India. the Masses. | - orthwes ;' } | j | — ’ p | ,. , | iniary prowess of the chi! vale, N. J . ee Sia ae nave @ peculiar affection for the His leading characters usualls i i pecun: Hiere. the similarity to the De Mau- _ i ete — ‘ 4113 were pioneers who endured hard- | | of Judah a r ee OF the United States, William ; | } : ae rT\e ys * e?*n? a . ? if? ea ? . .- +3 6 fz ? ) : Gor is denied a room in the Mre George F Paamore of New ! ae re | cae ¥ \ ‘ en er rif ior da “* ahorur 40n PerBons Rathered eivyi Zation He “—“ as pains aking IY} | 7 grend Hote! a . : : —_— : morvje linee The husband of the eniniaeein aii : ¢. research to such an extent that seav- . ' , - , j r Ts | th , q . ‘se aft ehaire Be the fi byie ‘ er ragrn ha’ @ heer ne Fvests Ti ester a artern¢ n in 1@ r : rd ' ' ‘ | 4 : mao coup: ' = a : poor mans wifee rich friend -urna faentiae fixee, ¢ - 7 '@rail of his novels notably ‘The ! i wrere of buildings band to a week of Mr. and Mrs. | MH. Pas . } Baptis a sn oe OF. Sn ‘ le’ oe | ‘ pe ° votre : quartere in mera of £922 Maple avenus The * ome & GeSigning villain who ie talke whi: the widely known dri M issiseinp: Bubble” and Fifty-four | ) geiher to re ise -” , _ Shs ™ ne ? ra Ly @ good [he lope ry)’ : — “a { 4 —- Bs ‘ r orrty or Fight’’ have heen aocepted : ; athor e'ore The etors are on the Wal th an ex acer gave in the ci curing the ‘ mich toopen A coining . , , Pacific Cope: ertalr conditions DOht virtuve i gs, (a8 accurate records of epochal pe- | " - tr +4 ca, ended tour a ‘ne aciric , . ‘ ¢ ; wor himeelf sets fire 1° @ Va? ‘ nGe - a aes otwe . mphs ever poverty and the wife Tohnson = recrent?: toured soob rinds in American history , nr ’ ° ’ A + , \'a?r ni Tr é part "T© : : 7 i ‘ : e+ . 4 é i which Isad nas stored his me 5 On . be finds another wav o miles through India and wae ar His latest work, “The Covered i - , = r ha © ‘ i se the 4 ' rie r) n . , z * + , , i= * © ' ‘ ae i a a , ‘ i ; ' i eandise. on v r de dati « interesting and the ¢ig med by great audiences. He ex Wagon, was a fascinating pieture | ; : lee ‘ , ‘ . . , ‘ ° if ee ' va —Kanfteler Protea Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 1D. Cella of Ca*t ts capihie. Barbara La-.Marr plained thet the people of India are | °f the prairie schooners days, when . Through this apparent catasirn | : ale mies at A? Betty Franciaco are respect. ve! more familiar than the peopie of ‘h® Makers of the Weat trekked j . ve ” oO. ‘ P . -”,. ‘ ’ - , rt) e* - ' ' e 3 ¢ ¢? @e*, Y 4 ’ ; i} ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ , ; i eee the invader obtains can ‘ MISS DOROTHY NICHOISA £4 Delmar he eva > A | “ ‘ie Seine dns 3 iit tt FF an4é@ | tne Tie i Graton qith wha: the (| acro@m the continent ta California ; ; , : " rf _ , ’ ieee’ for A ‘eu Aa" S i rs { @; a8 Sis ys : ; : , _ 1Y . ity ’ - | ict tO epiay |® ™ } we . enn fm he More ~_ pe Stanford Camen met Fac Pitre AOR OXF lent cnaracte- AQnN @rican Government has Aone nf) and othe catego hurr’ estates bray , erinership with Ciem Beers si Rp ite hivee. : Mt Stanford hae work ne Philippines. “Thev know." he! iM death to ace Bn produc — i ) Milage inven'o: And a year i och tems seen Nin aa. ’ ame said, “that we butlt thousands of |@rea of the United States. Recen?|, ; she Grand Hote here ia a nan. § (; returned to Mexico ‘ >, where e : a Sa: ei ‘ . Hough had heen aiding’ in the film : > : ry he ~ ; a ee - - FOO eee? _ ma a their ™ ne Lewi« Stone AS A VW ife Pooler. s noois and ser shiploads of ear hr Ee e+} ‘ : + i. ¢ } .o cli-e ‘ : n © if ; 4 — ‘ ; Y : geet at which lagi = onthe ae : : : z OU Can't Fool Yoor Wife” a+ €r® to the Filipinos to prepare them ,Ame Ss novel 3 F ; mem sacer With « loving cu; we) Wore me MET OF = . ; for independence Thev know frur- Hough had first-hand kyr owledge | i | is : nd Mr R. DM. Niche of 40 party of St. Loulsana, inc!uding the Missour! this week . eT. te ‘ PS “ of th ‘est ' iret to.’ . he has ary? , jereq Part zt rer 4 )se M tal Ni = J oa | rh . 7 4 - y A bg val 2 , ne a .- ‘ : a 3 ; P ‘ - ‘a ; me : ‘her that ne ha e erer)' n any aa |. 4 ye VW ee lie was he firs or. is f his indomi‘al eo good y, eeanesi i? \4 “ea? ry rare ] m ia ve ne f rr) ¢ he TT), ohn Kf Bradie. ©) 4475 t aer ae ,aa as {) ‘) ro ; | fA if ~ ane bey A 2 + oan tals and mane & tie rough exploration of j e) ‘ ; : — bere nee the power company rr i 3 4 ? { he , ea a es age ; % ee pre Johnson epoke only briefly. about | *VeTY Nook and cranny of the great ; ‘4 : nae : P ‘1 3 ' -?. @ Gav for ¢ Tour 2 aan —* “es es ) ry w ed a o - a" " ry . - mre ' ‘ . he part of Yeador is capitally | home: bos Fiova 3 ' Separe toc wink retest: . - - f : ', | prohilbtion in the United States. de. Preserve His report caused the @ébr J Rarvmond Brown and The ems ; be perforn:ed ico After visiting points of interest |» fe, but he didn't have to © nad laring that ‘wonderful’ progress | P@8Sare of a law to protect the Te}- i veg Y ° S 7 . “ os " . . . " , . ' 5 ’ . . , , ; . « ; , , Ty] ‘ ! =e : ‘ | a diy . ’ if | ) ' orge Doar Roruy « \'a vor Tcha- | Nn TI . 4 & (ivy \¢é } ' an: bie | }r ) Ne% wi g0 bh s eamer from \ e! s T e t. = € im j c ‘ sii©« ‘7 4 in ridd ng thik nation oft liquor had Ows one Park b iffalc Hie also had " a ; . , ao * ® » . } *) Fr, “oO ony re , _ . , ’ “ae ‘ } ‘ ~~ S Whitson, the chief jtiersecutor,! Ivan Lee Holt of St. John’s Metrn ,;Cruz to New Orleans owever, succeed in Ons an er peen accomplished in ‘‘three.§ short —— ed it in Alaska and other ou 4 oe . ‘ e . . . ’ ae | eal Eh oe a .* es — 7 YT +7 - 4 { . ; ‘ 6 as it. turns out. was born Imaac | dist Church a) lw be followed by mans, wife pelts y 16 one Of | years One evidence, he safd. was Of-the-« 1 Renae can possessions : mah i nae ty pairs of |a dinner The brrai ements satin The Ca pnt Robert MeCulioch Chap etock gambling New York ay A that °00 ineatitutes for the ure Po Among his noted bookaea are ‘The . 80 iT r r cf) ’ ; : Aa ; ; ; ‘ ‘ : ae i : ; : ‘ ; : - ‘ \4 . is - Hes ‘ (* = ao ~ -_ . ee! eseeer Wwhit-)simple because of the illness of the!ter, U. D. C.. will give a card party! flirtation at a winter resort. Phere ‘@ grunkénness had closed their doors “wig # aa a ae mor: ae Gt a . ; e | } "5 s ‘ > . ‘* , > * ; . By: / ‘i v ru! . was 7 f ‘ gotm Warner. Virginia Bpring- | bride's mothe: and guests wi ba) May 6 at Hote] ¢ Nase, the provceed oy Pore. | — B Clem DE Seubhed ot but ! The bride will wear an afternoon | committees in charge of the affair/thia stockbroker bur the storv. for FUNERAL OF C r WONDERLY | rominen ‘ tigen, The Pur- 4 ng Se ll aes , logue | wn of French b)) orgette with, are: Executive, Mra. Burt (raig she mor: part, is utterly trashy . ‘ jchase Price The Sagebrusher.” . 4% red plevsantries in the dialogue! gown o: ren‘ Ue Bocorgetts Wilh | | iat “i ae |The Man Next Door” “The BRrok | , i* na * larcoarcdicr .alted Paneis fram The Bascom, pres dent of the ch: pter 47 nas One® Or two fast oe For ve va : ie . 3 : gets €ans a arac ron | uch as puns OM isrAelite and elec-!a » elo ' - Se ee candy 9} ; lek h rT Services to Be Held Tomorrow for Gate and “The Story of the Out- | ade - mia * or . } \ tte ‘ ry »uU LOOT: ; We be ie? . ' se r ‘ orn ; ; r) r} ’ é we Pe} " os e " oo : ‘ . promotera in the injunction | with Oris tal head Oe. She ¥ il Wear | | naan ate Romain Pontplsgeetst beetsene +. be ie eteensinas aoke on Wonderly, 76 veara old, retired ren | June 28. 1857, and was educated at | any other washer—moving the clothes comparatively mat your light so shine before men. | orchids : esi tne valle | ne etic eee, es eT , @ftate dealer. wil] he held tomorrow(the Towa State lniverseity : . | oO" . NI: Materne and his hride vw - nolland. Julia Collier and Lilian bHinr- how othere gar eP With the fru? of ; 2 wry f St. Francia Xavier's a little, yet moving them so that the ape tates surface of oot } | eee a, . a , = ' so ie ' *,* ‘ -_ ~ . : Beate . at . be rr) rom ‘ . « "7 ? e = -_ ——— .2= = f Geog Skits Eniiven Current | make their home at 6306 Enright/rison: publicity. Mra. D Ho Thomas err 30h, an wre te an silumina Church. Grand and Lindell bouvie. | garment is constantly exposed to the hot sudsy water ' , ; ' . } . 4 ' sale . = i | aren mmnm ¢ : i ee - Mre. Thom E. Powe and Miss Mary iing picture of the sort of thing the : ! ; ; ; | > R QO R f Schedule at the Orpheum javenwe he return fron o “9 nee ce e, Mies Mareare: i ; _ + agg . Rie = Lards He died Saturday in S&S ADVERTISEMENT | which forces itself over, under and through every square i} a ee - -_ Rhata Ff rc Inance, Mi } gar : but of tt} red] : | a eaeeeenetnasthiesrtern mms. ‘ 7 N entertaining bill at the Orphe-| honerme P. | ation ir 2! | net John's Hospita! | inch of fabric. ) ‘ ins }Braduate of Mary Inetitute and js: gar; finvitations, Mre. H. FP Hanlte - Ww rive ided at the Beers Ho- H U l A rly } pP | N | QO NX um thie werk hae *" iv interec*t. wat ae = peat a a kimi: Vi seee Rern re Todd Mar ‘ee Tiny Finding Romance in Maine cut ~ Seng ine 4 O11 ~ eat nae fo — T at Girlish f f ft i in t e u : : kr n socia She is rj meat ' : ' lew 7 ! ] . age egg ay te). Grand boulevard a: ive etree . h W r Ri ht I h ’ Ri * s turn — s Fields. with adroit ‘ ;' . , “Sine ' j ; toc wr ? Sk ‘U J e€ a e . urne yeaa tans no | | ft MM) Carivie Pollock and Mre. Pe--| ~ Ra ay be a (omstock nd Mrs FLODRAMA. mvstery. fine but in recent rears traveled «@ large in nderneath ; ' ea s g i j ) niomim repents ? i te” — . Sew York Jonn RAURNAN. ’ actin and excen: onaliv hea’; oll sain eo A kb f D 7 . TERS Ge oraler recent |: 1c) A : son of ; . vid ae gc x ‘ dames, : portion of the vea A son. Chariea Any weman may esuily refurenate her | ; + or emonstration ' f ai . : : . q ‘ — ~ ™ ™ Or ar r ‘ Phe - ——— . }] gettin © a ‘| rattan , ninv = ; - ome ‘ ‘ j a \ : » 4 ed fo reproduce without here ‘mn ore -« f the revues he gr 7 : Mr and Mre Char'es F Pone nf give @€ = “ti - : rm : : pg th F Wonder Survives him complexion at home hy aempe@ and harm i ° | fi icadin mu Diicisia. :; 1 , » - set i, Country € : 7 pet ae : stinction to PacKkboone i¢ ne » , OU need "@ec'eae, Cn . ‘7 / tide vee ‘ ‘ ‘« j "re rer 3. is git ae an ar Record and heve 2 spasm. Rh i?) RAR A j b Mf i D rt 66D ae wp ul ri, y> Sy wy \~ re . >. . . . eer: ; ria » ) : . 3 ‘ * e i , - } ¥ ' ; : ; : . » of realising i and Mies Vanessi. who pe: ee at &@ B ma td ' dames Paul Bakewell, Mguis Cor- ir Reeth roe heck" oditemell At Columbia Dealers. SEMENTS ds £0 ON PL IN, weER ESRI Lah Lk UU IDA cS _ ey ah ‘lee Janice eiaman : zs ; , , . sre SS issenn, ancniemenniae F a " . rTM. ert * @ cra ef! peacnr K Oar a od ; ae se . 7 ee 13 a Mela rarae A rr tT Yoav Joserh r tw h oh g ‘¢e ‘he ear or erniendee the A-3832 756 - The o n GRANT ern” PAT, ONLY TW) STAGE re \wT RFs : : ‘* be rr . ... . ; ‘rif “-* ‘* : OF ie? ' i ae : will ’ . . . oy > 7) * *: . ne ; i & . , . ° ‘ ' " e a d oe ’ nn ™ : . . ~ rr Al! of “fiat > ne wicpnen tres SS ae ee SENSATIONAL CLASBI( : : ‘ ® &° ’ . Surm 4 . se i rT ‘ r r = ' "ea ff ’ e . ae hegre A an ooo - ’ ry "Ow? gies 's j ag an — v. . e or ia - ‘a : . — - - 99 ; “ f : ' nner? ®* Amarne +u ‘se heree! . > tabew Wallace wv he Tiesier Cornelius Ton rac ns oe : » 2 > : i?) ~ \ } E | \ I, AS [ 7 : x a 7 ne he wae ‘nr + he . , .* -* -“«e ‘ he » nT sits hin 7 e" . \ : We ner? ar a \f ex r 2 ret 5 § , ‘ : : X - = a t cell. ‘ Ps yh * ta . ow . , 2 , e if'ance . Aoets R* e#uc A” affair at sme: *~ ’ : Twice Fiver, lia Th We 4 ‘ ' rere singe Carnces ard trim? ‘or 4s A : 3 - 2 i. = ~ Mr rr. c . . - : '8 hall of ro % rent end . . rie iT ershiing avenu r ) : : 5, hia Pore Be extent nu Vee and two assiatante offre: ed , 14 Rronk: e of Mr. and Mra. P MecAline Of. pres ae oe Panus Boys: Fab ee 8:15 7 1 in the A - ‘ ee ne Ire. James ookn : nl en. fiekem awanne and +h: ® 2:22 Josephine Amors & 9° : ‘er ny With ar rower srove aven and . oy : ros 22 Ts e % e enoueh Pr New York. the guests of Mre. Rronk.- 4 i ' si e 5 9.4% Valans ¢ - AMUBEMEN F : | A® , . bie mere #0n attempting in vain te \f re Sa rrne ae #0n,. Francie MeAline: ive re ne 'o the « i Gc ‘amble 8:36 ‘ Law's Bloney- 1 : ; ' her ™ mely han- Mifore » on riet of a father \p wire es TY * hie : . - ° Mt =m from (Ca forria where the have ne the 2.690 BILLY DALE & con 5 An - vi ‘s rasan aes Le@atrice Sow, ' ; ’ , . : P , rd ; ‘Aart lan piace . . Ae . has si EF WER e ml fsa he harfeor & fens vif Ke : . e “Ae +. heen a nee Octoher Oune 3.19 Frances M iss $ 10 TAT > = Naids . ~ a _ i« , e mone" § od : A ‘¢ SS. ott daurg? *@nfr oO} re i7erry : WIT ~~ ™ ‘ aiins a 4 ; ; 7" , "Ee chic et oe . ngeled ~~ : » « - lt ican ame - Vy r ©. LLIAMS & af AN ESST Tor (AN T FOOL fi P : 5 a? ignortr Zz aA i ; : arkann Sc | Ge Wes morelar F TODAY a 4 : ~ YOrR wire: - ” . . Accerding ling . — meattie Harmony | , a Kiviea @ er in honor of OPERA PRINCIPALS DU : ili. 8°35 Harry (sTace 2-36 OPERA A Paramount Picture bi ; mer A Dand of sine musical but : - ; : greenday? f the defender of she ncic ' "Tc: - Forester e current tn- OO i m ' her gues Mies Frances 1 ot CORI - al ¥vor ar si ee . CARROLL & Ff ISHER -AKRY #8MON f s exhausting the Jaze TO (Ultra-ralb Cz — ay Viee Jean Alligaon will Rehearsals of “Naughty Marietta” to _ © © sant past and UNITED AMERICAN LINES : 3:67 Mr 9-67 NITNICTIPAT, THE ATER IMP bial. 1 , : one. . . . . a 2 TS me .7.°8 are 'eqn 3 f? ne wre ° ‘ . - , ‘ ' : a {JT A 4 Bt as they grow. At the’ ter aire. PEP at a Similag e ee te ey no 4 irre ao son : W. C. FIELDS FOREST PARK — | ; | - SY Sera ‘ The pals of the pitta “ene ue picture HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE : , : we Te , rn , ' last from 6 ) ; 4 fy ™« VN , . ree sa. : re" ve HMMS WULIA GREEN SCOTT DEAD i deal iopete ok enotlan e éhcient and modern ep f ry | £0 JOHNNY BURKE 1010 = ~ | ~ a - ** a sic e ‘a - - 3 . P = -e Ss . . t — » ~ " . ; Spatt! rr = . a. -) . fas” Urar re ‘ar? ° this cen : PD A 34 Head Traced An- . — ‘ Te, Pt are * ¢ c’ feta r a ' ¢ rye & fi | a a ‘ rad f i ait ; : Engiand France Germany . fa tie Ha mony Kings +) = , t - 7 : . : ' 6 \*. = . . ’ 7’ ** r fe v frtve 4 ° i ; *-* , ‘ ef SM'a’rs is beginning to — ™m Washington Family “ gece & parerts Z MI = a ote : , “ e he pivenaes)—Cuateane— > 4:4 Worldy p etures 19 40 Mon. \ ight, May *) rings of alarm t its PAs et Prees - 9 tardy ’ “The T.indene May . ¥ bs " ; tH ‘ : ; é shen a dou BLOOMINGTON Aprtl 3¢ A. FB. 1. Gardnet ¢ Stee? Wigs Masts Willie: Hollywood Protests Again Reliance May 2% June 26 July 24 Sap enrrrrrarc , en ey rte igrent artion n ie Cran ea aah nn ae't Kirkw ir and Mes crce "= chs a . : ns gant ; ) a WEL iii eels file ae ae Resolute June 1% Juis 1° Aue 7 aa feeteeee Sis tteeeeesgeeeeeesseateasedusesendguediiay Season Tickets May : mH the *nres? bank cemes \ : : es P lo ~¢ outs icCart ' nene wu ere _- , . , aig y to Cherbourg—Sout hampton ew T & t ar former pres! are Cerrone Helen Moar: Darna} ; i? es ef Brier snow the Albert Rallin re ¥26h Aug 164 Y 18c o longi ‘On ve | Pehers' «+ the Nationa! Socie*: . = 4 é; : - at ie ‘e gn Gea nf wc onda oan ° | e 7 * ] \] B | A fra ic er ce : . nei her Arcara et vy ’ 36¢ ° ' ne Tea igen*ere of the Anericar , ‘9 onsdale of 96:1 ae y ‘ | ree a Ms in i Pena 7 a° se" SS « wee ne Lit eat . * ag ay yay, 9 we : : Lobb Arcade Bldg ) ie AN HISTORY, ? C eA n* hee he Tyrie '? thse . ; : Pr. ny? ® e\ per’ " me tt Se es : ‘ c oO ‘ “a ‘oe . rT « Havern Mar “1 a 11 A M.—Contin sous Dativ—1i1 P M , v : 4 ; a . ~~ ‘ } i! Le nN v — + J Thuringia dune 14 _— — _ a ran Eighth and Olive Sts. : ee eres n Cin. ry ~ + € gi)? ’ «+, . . ’ } New ' al j ‘ treet oli ie w Turis bh Ave 22 ee s 2 ‘ b wy y " k : ; rs . P ~4 eae@a er ‘ ete nnene ' WS ext roh bl : : Es eee os P ~o rrr - 4” , ha e New Tor “SA ®' -rnke a va ea Teri : = " ' Apps © UNTTED AMERICAN L 1'0..2 - q Vv . . rine natri- ' ;'o2 a ie ¢ b the _eoe >) - ine qf - a t es 39 Breacwar Rew Yors : _ — a —_— wy PR lf kK tf tf A” “ ng Se a overed = coneciounnens rs” G Evane of § atin tie take . ‘the Abosse Or .ock teameb'p agents BOBRY RREWSTER © CO | me : | NIGHT LIFE =e, - : on - Whe ks (en re © She "vw Asc rm, ne , 4 , fener ‘ ‘ ~ ’ ~ : é send ‘ ’ ree ; . \ y! he > | +) 3 Xx “OR ~ = Ps .* 5 ’ ‘ - ie ae a A em plays “a ‘e ’ ~ @r hve nz hor mn? . \ , reé oe, . , x 7 : : ‘ b4as! Y\ \A ‘ mT) A ot sur . A. NES HES per © pe . ¢ $F ave beer eos ‘ fsAlrFNEY & WA! CON -_—— - nr — 7 na ; iat : * 7 =. - ‘ ten v - 1 * myth, af . La . . . he , _ , | (newre nels . w 4 “ 2 LERF &@ (C9) INS ‘ ; 7 , i fia. ing . ; : : "ee —s ° . ‘rarcec a _* a , ia : : a fou . pr \ ’ - . i r Revolution it ut 1 : . wie - e . - ate ° 7 i a , ~~ . ; ' : ROT Mer father's oe, yy Ieor Kirantcn te by LUPINO LANE OPERA CHARLES CHAPLIN'S TH a’ ‘fx? which weah- trone #e og z 4 - J Aa + “ : maerees . . rr auMPr . ? x ni MENners lines tn a re Ationeshiy eo ; \fise } ma - p F ays Sicilian Oo’ Ppress on recited tm a es . a . . ' , WINS $1000 SYM HONY PRI7 In “A Friendiv Hushand a ) en ae - ioe fails on t . T) ;arr 5 eis ‘ ; ’ ; oe 4: ’ w¢ s | a : - 2 f; 18°36 — => Ss = = 1 ) hpeires yt * er gue er The sSeasor . iz Last week of Vlunder BiG .* -* ~*-/) oy i ~o Diecles empha ad € ember of Historic Pamily Dies Paulsen. Indianapolie = Conductor f " ACTSex PICTURES im i Iv (@) J i> patriot. or Tai « ° Alepr is — ‘ A wmattae Wie ‘ ” Wiles ae Ih 5 . a . » oa . Bere PP ggpctnet, Mage = SMPLE. Tex April 30 —Funers Glasgow ‘vil! « ee * Associated Prens wie 2 Vie AN tTHeater May 2 EVERY DAY 2P M toit db4 : yg . it woule - Nites 4 ‘ ere tocay tn" a « ‘ e «of . ICAGO My — : f at DRS E . ee ye hs q oe ‘rama of Love and Dering 7 ‘ —_— - Thee . . ’ 6 _* ; ' ‘> , . , ; - © no ; " : . ‘ 7 oe « . . x" ¢ ‘grea’ eat G , ; ; ‘re Nig 16 . i rea’ i. a . - i ‘ H / . Vf e . ut a " 4 \f h BONE 7 ' ~e . * cal . . ‘a . . — . ~ : ne ; ) a eof s Nels ne ‘ b , bas ‘ here ’ e &* e . , ries ONE CLASS) a. : rs T Tate Mae - re ~ sok end 4 . ¥ orn of *he tu ares ea text which pf a | we ' . e tf TO, 1} lie “lic o- Shs sere We . > APM s TRO ’ ee ‘ "es “ ‘or “al v Attend nre , - P \ ; a ij ~ ut ie ‘ere entered P of-rh, . is ee om ' ’ 2 ~Z ou ee OS We lied Miller J o£ A be , c heceuse thew were ‘ = é sj ore ne iar _ [ ge. @e ’ + . ™) = . | = 1; ’ ° . ; Tehuire laws to belete PO, New York for Mreme other in Lined ; ‘ In Use For Over 30 Years arg nga : ee elton, ee ee ™ . - : rae’ ’ ' ~n*ee . oa mi¢ “2 ° . _ . ; fy nerve4t be theee who Kailed 4 ; cg the . te ee . Bsns ba * of Bie Pig AE FAUM eppeels ane PROMITABLE %'** offers te Re rosT-bDisr ” vith a deep prejudice “Vernon. At: "5 AdAria?s New Toieutlenant ' gn » ts me yr : « " Pee OF PERSP ere wes ertiard ia9 “WANT COLL MNS. , - 2 - - owe , 2 - ere oe 7 - 3° ’ nC a I i aa sr aga eam canaratagay ‘hich we have had sare BS Laror Basten sand botn'& n > THE WORLD . : SUNS-OOTATS Saas : freon. Y Pe rr « ~m rh “« gif ‘ne 1’ =" “ ee het ie ait ates bh aid. ie 4 at *
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18 ST. LOU'S POST-NISPATCH t. aw od aw | = Pat ue | Sanday § Post- Dis 'SAMPSONce © one iners Called (ut ; , | ' 3° a ' ee mtg ; ap tan | me : : me : Strictiy Pure Lt eg MALT SYRUP . | - — ’ ADVEERTISEMENT ee | SANE oe een OATS READY ree ®& r seer : a - . '«s ” ™ - 4 4 . n | - . . : 3 - - 7 3 7 | . 7 3 | | : 3 | | | | =a!- IN a MINUTES — INDEPENDENT PRODUCTS | : 4 Tt - | . fast + Rreedéwar. *° . wo ta. . _ . ; - =: “ Monday. a P. M. Phoee. wer le Oe ae ee a ‘Dont let skin trouble unfit aay for the days’ work - = . - - * ri WHILE: To make —to save i reguar iy-—te Nuremedy 4 we chet i ontectal Om | Seer a Quick | | Headaches—Colds 22 guite fram Ballet Dor: _, QUICKER - SUC RER - SaFFR - “s i Quaker Oats | Se. Lows largest bank m order to have Tahiers at Leading Ir scree — ; 2° Ceoks «= 2 te 5 sunautes : SC 0 eee me me 3 | Se eeeeeeeeeeezszsaeeetcetaeesr ; giz seneaeas : : 5 ) ‘he capital mecessary to grasp cppor- s one $4 25 ah Sensonboonnots ; . PANTS,*12 | eres warionat man i . C= = 2 sds Sranc-rew (Cassmere Pars ; GE> SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES a er BROAOWEY-LOCUST-CLIVE ALSO 88 OLIVE or ere ang sizes 37-36-35 _. Sranc-rew Due Serge Sus : LARGEST /M SIZE AMO SERVICE Sranc-new Woo Sur 1012 N. GRAND : . . .% Are you saving something regularly with A MIGHTY OPPORTUNE SALE OF 840 PAIRS $5 CREAM ELK Sandals, Oxfords, Straps Aig? pr. All- Week Specials a 30c =... = 30€ yates Bee Tea Rooms Tth St—EJjerator tw Sd Floor oo a > Pei 4 7 oe eae. yrs m4 ee eee oe ha ants Sa hohe RS ee Tuesday's Specials Milk Chocolate Strawberries Checolate Marshmallow Layer Cake (‘SS SR RRB BBB eee eee eee ee eee . 3 e * 4 " be | e . 2 3 . % : . 4 e © La 3 . c . c a de, 5 4 a Ss 3 I rm c B ‘SSB SSB BeBe eeseeeeeees Tuesday's feature in this big 13th Anniversary Sale— Psi ron | a vaiue of such importance that all who take acvan- | oS. * es Other Odd Piec tage of the offer are certain of a saving of ful!> 40 .> 3 ; All “One of 2 pr Ss. OF , ct sec moh in our path ean TOu trove! . “} It bes + +n, ++ + v . whe you as Co F La . ! Sa wZ,alagany ; ower via the West Yellowstone entrance. - Bed. now . . “a j Prom che car window vou see. a8 wa DC cther rocte Cheverne and the great cattle ranges where the old west soni. ives, the Overland anc egor. lrais of the puw- neers. Ecntc and Weber Carvoms. the Rocres and Wae- coh. Targhee Forest end the grand Tetons m the Jack- ‘Oma Circle Tour fcr the Price of 2 ticket to Yellowstone alone embrecog Yellowsrooe Selt Lake Ctr. Greet Set Lake Oder tials aimee canvon, the Rewal Gorge Cofradc Sorings Pikes Peak aac De>- , - Berch ts vrer—ec ecvaettage exciumwe cc tom roctea You can ¢o = a) = two . RPE E tt | 4n Ext WCeEs OF SOD over st acy DCIDt a8 long a8 vou wet. “ea 00 Ww ——— >; | pm at ‘ R “newer a4 $5,900 Astomotie tacspcramtoe if ¥Y clowstsnme, wt! eccom | a Todations «st Dboteta. §54.50 ecdcdiocesl: et amoe §45 oO. : : [a-or . i - Sesscr oc lene 26 D : “ : | A tall pound of fume Season opens sme 20 Sule (op form over 1 Le | . Rocky Mocentum: Natooal Estes) Park. §.05° om ee . | | MAloes t\iha -_ seat “ aa b a. : . , > s< ‘ = te
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MONDAY Py IT, “nn 12°°@ r y > . mert 7 | Sunday Post. Dispatch MARKETS, INGTON Advertisers Receive -St TENTH, 4 SNE is any Odes an” CIRCULATION | WANTS, REAL ESTATE Louis Newspaper. Radical] t. = — | eee —= —— PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1923 PAGES 5 1726 >ductions aa Ss oa ont oranda Air Lieutenant Killed in Fall Omaha Has pape Legion Post (unm By the Associated Press ' "7 " | AMERICAN HISTORY | oS? es eee Jar Lait it. Ralph U Hunhtingto ot total membershir of 2516, Dougias sped C ad | ia Catinty pon ‘St Louis Best. Bioomington, Ind, Was ilied , lose j lackso?: ‘ ie nanolis CAintv pe ‘ )] of Omaha has the IL DREN was seriously injured when an ar: argest singie paid up membership — > airplane in which th: were ridir ni the nti: ational American . ea — “ “St : . -_ fell near here vesterda tn 1] ~ : waka’ 4 hue! POLLO - =>, — {s PRICES were members of ' I, » national Adjutant. h notified 1 CTIVE ie 3 SS Bi president (leveland Maintained Poliey of Neutral- Comps. pouts seriseia her aN 3 Ee | | : ol tv Kkegarding Cuban Insurrection. but Re- = | = : TUESDAY og 3 MORNING the Bedroom | . quested Spain to Promise a Liberal Policy. a oo ae Clear as Crystal— A Quality Store : GRASS RUGS n The absolute purity of emia o> Neighborhood GREEN TEA — grass rugs, but only Crex is reflected in every cup. Rugs are made of the PORK AND BEANS T T Country Club; appetizing R UJ e ia taste: rieh, deheious, 44c The most delicious GREEN TEA in the world. ‘ : ut. full size sures long wear and on the side binding of = A | Ty. ay a grass rug has the = same relation as Ster- ling to silver. DOWN GOES THE PRICE Don’t b isled. © cs cdhesaseamal C A Vi e 3 EL a 7 8 CANS c aed... i, ® 7 JUST TRY IT satisfaction. ee CUBAN SUGAR PLANTATION By HENDRIK VAN LOON. Author of '‘The Story of Mankind. spirin tough wire grass that in- pound print Avondale; every FRESH EGGS °°2:" 25e ‘r dozen PURE LARD, 2" 23c NEW POTATOES, 24°: 15c STRAWBERRIES 2 £"., 35c LETTUCE perro. 6c SPINACH «"" 2° 15¢ RHUBARB 2 : 15c Green Onions, 3°"""10c' POTATOES (5 -., 28c BANANAS-3:°:" 20c| FRESH SPARERIBS £2 10c: shouter STEAKS pte, 16¢ PLATE BEEF Per Lh, 73c| ew or PORK CHOPS ©: {8% 183} siiced BACON boing... 22C| SMOKED CALIF. HAMS {: ' 13:¢| SMM MT MMMM TT > iHVIVANNNUUUUINNNNAQQU00000UUUUU44U0UUEOEUOEUUUUOOOGEOOGEEEEPLERTOOOOGGOEEOETO OAT AAAS a‘e An er Can eolonies ad ;*? ee ee Thy ar rdanitat Ons ot the ' Ve ' 4 ; ‘ . bene af rey Pennie Th +} ‘ f 1) F , a \ Bay Cr and Insist! untries, she expended ali of he {mel ; “4 ‘eyoluti iT} oke yt7 fA, The wealthy native: a oh wscesagy Pte: deta Chocolate Bars Dalfti. ee he war dragve.. ’ ee lan 1 were contmuallyv Ps pathizers kept sending f1! arms and ammunit } The hice} Seas and take} ‘hoard her. including a en 7 Unless you see the name ‘‘ Barer L,ere chin? AS irates not as pira D s soemnge or on tablets vou are not ted hotiy against this ting the genuine Baver product Virginius’’ had hee) ood rescribed by physicians over twenty q ved afe v , ces and that her Amer — an and proved aaf b" mi} - lions ror ~~ / wu"? fT) “DAT handed n\ ey ait . " : ‘ > ‘ olde - Headache e relatives of the America: | > Toothache Lumbago fiago. the ineident was cons d . aa | § Larache Rheumatism ; ' = ; Neura gia Vain. Pein Accept ‘‘ Baver Tablets of Aspirin’’ (HHUVAAUADHLHOALLOMAGADUNSOONGANUUUEIUOEAGUAELAO UU ELD AANA UAE HUA GoeM ONL AAUUA AAA AGMAO UT GARD RETR 7; Spanish (s0v ' mi : Ss ni Fach unbroken package con eral administrator gangs eaten ? r 4 tains proper direc tions. Handy boxes © . . : Sweet Milk Bi pleletelt-he- . + ls ah) et c ron? few cen? . Drug T\ in { ‘uba Was pie ne De Lake yee vert ad Lal ' ““pegpeeee berirtrr LL LL) een ee LL » . ; | . ts alec botties of 24 and 100 af } *-r ,7 | , == ; ’ 4 a, f q f ie | J ~ ge , +, + we : 7 mp. : ’ : : ' ' ,¢ : = . ‘* . * . . ‘ — 4 / * a o ~ - - be — ~ ° - ‘4 - = _—s > * ~> \ full pou os F luseieu dair LUNI P malioy | . full pound resh, crisp Harc Candies % Consalt the St. Louis Union Trast Company, the | Two Pounds of Candy, Tuesday for ‘oldest Trust Company = con? az to ae it — = ) $ 25 can serve you. Our little booklet “Safeguarding ° | Dev ath Ss steed Layer Cake Your Family's Future,” will prove interesting to uticura Soap | PANTS. 1 Gale T Wale i Here ix delicious THREE-4ayer Devil's Food you and will be gladly furnished upon request. is IDEAL ———"~— ce ite. ke the ehoicest home-baked cake could not surpass it). ree Tiere rn € ry * lt . * gee ° . oe | ri " t hy THICK creamy icing 5) r e | _ Oe ean etry en ete eneepen —_— oon : * a ee x 7 7 . + bed and | tf even more temptune Ke sure to try er ie | ; ; ; : 7 ' elias meny'mat | Mothers’ Day \StLouts Unton Trust ( ee Sse Sees = numerous to mention that the “Day of Days” will soon be mu itt- Joust a reminder envelopes hare Mave vou thought about 1” About the Gays 1012 Ni. GRAND and mat! the me eeturt from «@ shopping Our meant LIVER REGULA ROSS-Go Dertng 1#2> the Peet -litepeteh 7, & tee tab ne eets for you. AmMmmMeErt t's diced | IDNEYS We shall be giad to assist you in selecting en appro -BLOOD - LIVER A men sea TTT.228 Tetal “Wante™-—220,304 INGTON 2: kam etna emai o ,. BIG 25° CAN Ir SVECeseereretersctraerryrrr+r- TF tCr~rryy. « : REAP RABASEASZAAAABEAAALAHH A © F FHKE
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ee ee ee oe - ——_ Je . —. 7S ee —— Judging by His - ~ — —- 7_ — ~~ _ _ 7 Pugilistic SUCKER PiTCHES FUR BRUWNS iN Gh Baseball Scores AMERICAN LEAGUE. s a me > ss 8 § ;: PHILADELPHIA AT BOLT 00000118 BOSTHS 10000010 CLEVELAND at pereion 110 i) ee 8 NATIONAL LEAGUE. i ge = 8 @ zm BYSTON AT PHIL Are T Pers 4 160330 PUTLAM® 7 Pret « -~ =. RROORT YS AT VFM Seer 200001 SFwW VORA 012010 ——~— -» ® ° CHICA? AT CTSCTIN NAT) CINCINNATI A rrp eee a”) Lame = o> a - 24 7 a . * e 7. ~ J — 7 “~rgilern \ame™ Gar . , hom 4 » «a ¥ : —” . ” . VUesesern Laenta ” > 2 ee . ~ « — > a MINH Tb Wet 8 Q epee or rr ee ns \ = ee ‘= ar ~T ASN TEN GAG 80036 000 ¢ The Bettrne Orde a — aes — —— - . : ~ a _-= os | are > ee 2 = \ rr 7er ry \\ se = : | s & s -+-* _- — = +. ~~ - - & & Tendencies, Someone Seems to Be Always Stepping on _Cobb’s Corn Dempsey’s Fight Haines Pitches Cardinals Into Schedule to Be Determined Teday Rockard amd Shelby. Montana Promoters, Contestmg for Roght to Jub Date. Bs Bert lgoe. pa A~ PADDOCK LIKES PARIS TRACK AND EXPECTS TO =: OLYMPIC TIME ~*~ ~~ oon -~ SETIEF al Le ——~— «s -— ~ owe Ae rena = ©. WRAY’ COL nal We Cal) Him Racing Results and Entries _ . OmMmorrow . Lexincton LBovres. Harve de ~@iington Resu, 3 a o 7 ZBYSZKO-LEWIS MA PROMOTER Right I Rowewv 7% Standing of the Clubs —_ GOLDSCHMIDT - W OLKEN TAKE LEAD IN DOUBLES OF CITY TENPIN EVENT - _ 2 - . - _ = \ - - = >, >. > : escercay $s Nests. Se es ‘4 . 4 t% | Ty eS raw ot Mt = 7 - Pitcher Shriver In wred. = — JOHNSTON TO PLAY IN FRENCH TENNIS EVENT = Third Consecutive Victory; ( Mound Staff Slowly Imp Meiees ot Bite Beet. - 2 — +. 3 "ne P=) ; ° can ™ - © WE MATCH YOUR COAT...VEST SAVE T*§ OOicE Fa NE ~ oe . SEACY MADE AND MADE TO “EASURE anY Of E24 any “ABR 7S PINE ST. MAQ6 CROC RS PRErTiY FuLLD Nee QUAKER BRAND | GENUINE — MALT SYRUP Quaker Mait Preducts Ce. | 2.8 S. Broadway .*™ =e) 8 ry Toe $00 to $56.08 Agar el . $2.00 @Ga Riiec DiaGin . 7. _ lAFLorpDe YAWN Mecce >. — af 3 4 ae SMOxKEC sv SMOKERS WHO KNOW SOLD BY FIRST-CLASS DEALERS iuiIvr Riied chased i : . LTE Wa J Kennedy Staticne, Co Te? '\.lU Dhlclhr ere OS Tie Ofiee ~ ow I? you like o mild ager— There is cc milder them El Producto If sou ke a ager with ac distinctive cher acter— F) Producto sei! baianced and unceprabdbie biend gives it @ character alee utely 3 owa. If you heve a prefere ence for some pare nculer shape. 3128) or color— El Pre@ucte offers vou =Ge selecTon st fF ‘rom I@c to 3c. with assurance "hart of size or coher. every Preducto ss the same Yourgzsters and invincible m Mod
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ee ——— a. Corn | q als. Into ctory; Club y oo Ws Rightha croag Bods: f Painals 1 lane the first Pirates yesterday after. Ping of consecutive vie. nes sm ha riteneaed a fine Wed to be the winning t! rad. AS A result of a —— WMartingale to Be Rien Candidate yn $70, 000 Derby nt Failure of Dunlir » Makes Selection of This Star Probable. ee ee eee T AS TWO-YEAR-OLD : 7 Won Victories Over All the “Good Youngsters and Was Invincible in Mud. Eeerial to the Poe me LOUIS\ /'.1.} , w _ . ile Trai # ae ie J S. Cosden’s Martingale, s P Martinet-iac : tne pe : Seas’ : is fence s second hit of m of the fact that l%unlins so po lines. v che Cardinals der colors, | | Gurineg the game rei. + standard bearer of the Virgi: ,, a -_ - she: In the the $70 Kentucky Dert aning ~ }. j=ne)} on Loe ea ped zn for Tier. rm. epenres 8 gloved ene. the Pali to Bote » ah). J. acer ye @ inning produced the eee Skilling ds bed above, ati re re was ' 73 nk nA ' nd on | strke when Traynor é ims r TWh. pie nt the enth ih. ’ he he — p tify?) stop me grounde behind Sete Seed ths _- tn retire whe . reached first riack’s ert | showed ot pe : ‘* g ihe sm anend of the runner the ar: “a nohedy nor ba*e : "zx and poked tha the rent-Tield bleachera., B the chtened wp and re- Pirates ard + ‘ top of ‘¥ Pos @e hg ~ rc th ‘° ed bad for ™narmer? " ; Moxy Caray ih a . but tlorneby Pighee and Hussell sent ne fence f = drive. His per fe a Tig de- * . ' ta might about res xg that sack oY got s second hit, @ let ““ : red Cares » ¢ Trainor, whose bat- ime . ; ge to figures The Ft. an » bPet wae a roller ed the ball and } we : ne Tierney, : : nines of tlie Beat rth ge in which * pit ed won- deliver " pow - pern- u like a mila = is no milder than ucto. o u like a cigar 1 a distinctive racter-— acto sell balanced pcopyable blend a character abso- sown. have a prefer- for some par- ar shape, size 2lor— , ucto offers vou @ lection at prices Cc to 30c. with the ce that regardless or color, every Fi > is the same in }and in quality. DMetriboter Wm. F merer Cigar and T ta ‘s91.71005 & Lf ~idnes ;a5% ‘eaters! “ye? st Laeule, Me. Favortta iS: sarang’ Martingale siarted 17 times as a Bvear-old. winning sig of them. fin- ing second twice and tMfird He won his ser: i time , iravue, Autiini Bellis, Park H pers iti A five-eigiitns.das! t Bee nt Park and was going awe Mee jengths at the finish AY Aqueduct he won @ five-eignhn‘hs heh over a fast track with Better feck, Vaidora and Ro MeMillan be a Eg finish } 4 s range — rhe qd : f : "y o Reat (.reat bield » _ : - - mR ’ - = 37. LOUIS POST- NISPATCH YIANY LY FYRPNING APR 2 1994 — ST.LOUIS POST- NISPATCH 19 The Lively Baseball — Appears to Be Increasing in Popularity by Leaps and Bounds ‘| F oe ER Abtiiiiailins Second Largest Gate In Brownies’ History . Oh Fer Other leading stables which BBs : . City Leagues Open Play Be-/ /7 Kasehal/ T oday fecal ApS of J sonalliy and Game Metropolitan Tracks WS Open| tracks oi) aera fen Ge DETROIT, April ; y ESTERDAY'S rowd of 36 i) ry gen? ‘he *, ta > hae ‘ " ; ; ; ~- ° “t } y ———— ee ~— ---— come « a . ee - PPO « POLL Lally _ Large Crowds See + ; | ~ ay) Derby Colts to x t Municipal Games Whos Who (els HHOCERTS BERD Race at Jamaica '°"*"* \°" >» sportsmen wi 8) be fore Total Attendance of 30,000. NS eee aa 8 LEADING HITTERS. &Rmertcan League. ance during the 19 dave meeting. lila Wednesday ; Meet Conflicts it will be at Jamaica that racegoers : » of Américan Invaders JER With Pimlico. will Rave thelr firet giimpee =f aa eral of the leading Preaknese and , By PATTERIOVY MNUTT , ee? Kentucky Derby condidates, amang — coe Ss ——— - on a = * - — —— forming a portation o railroads. interestin ———————— eC eT aay 6 a « ie ~ —— enormous number of that the railroads are Ly . e Sunday leagues of the Muinic O4 : a rianver—t lub. An a Pet She h te the Pest-Dienmat Me ther the Rane eae stable'« Fev - 2 | ; } fal : ‘ Hetimann. Det 4a. «2, 343 NEW YORK. April 40 @amMaica ford A Cochran's Goehawk and ay v4 .& Pe : ’ ~ A ria =. aT Pane = wvaTri¢ fin ? . , , ' BO ing h c Mercantile League Kiades. +. I.. 4 n " . ’ . . out : ‘ Ter R , icks . . “ we . weds a a + ill er pre et, ao : = = rover 4. Superior Box , ] ‘-rimm, Pitts J R — * , Lee ba . | ty 7 ut ' ep ¢ = : Reports from H. FP. Whitnew’s wert. | sada : ; nop ety wa . - g an, * ghaus. 7 “ ; ire imp HE sla a. Lameenae 1 Pri- | toda || : , a Riss SCORED VA ght : bg) fF the at miei t \ nelieves that . 24 independent League. enetes Menger. Noticnai 1 Bea Lacaping: : DN eee ————e—e—eEEe ee Sally Ge00d Only on Past Track , : exe ; - Hellmann, Det..11 Groh : X. 3 ae ae yeep ee a pce , ; a iia ' SP Ais > r= , n- qr)! ” ‘ es ha — . - G - ve = 4 O Roath, ss. g hi Duncan. ‘ in. 12 | og : = . =) a ‘ »»* “ ; w | P o ade hee! . Du J > i. | 18 pa? ‘ I ane. ¢ : sh Falcons. 4 Moatil, Chl. 10 Friach. W. Y. 12 : ee - a’ a rearrangement, of ' e if S a kind fa rack but a fast one. and Nine Cs Wambag'’s, Clev.if Hornsby, &¢. 1 if SATPe nary fore t Fred |! tha rul & e u a } . “ * > ‘ » b : ; ys \ A") ‘ ra gs ar sodality League. ,, a & nad i ats S : . r ~ i a ; a fae: rack. according t A St. Henry 18; Mt. Pius, 13 STOLEN) BASES. ex} © Witt Loree f S ‘ : Ae . sa ‘ oe * Bor "ae ad »* ahr - American League.! National league ra OA ] ; ece ‘ = ine nance e Wil C er e Ou want vuntor c its League. Jamieson. Cle 4 riech,. WN. ¥ » . . ' ‘ i pe) | Axecmr Whites. 4 Hauser. Phil + Seuthw'rth. Bos«. 2 . i . . ' i x . ering - g ‘rave 4 Eiah,. Chi = Rohne. Cin. 2 : a . ’ bia ? “a Ce ; ; gaged eo: gt ten Collins, Chi * Holke, Phil 2 : . «4 mm 9 Quite apart from the } « r s¢ . T hare kK. of ©. league Wamb g's, Clev. *% - e rt Me ’ : / him cousied with Milabelas or.) Ker 11. 1 ) : RT NER PR . ; usual serge is th dg- | son pee wits Blazes AS A Ka De Andries: @ 7 The wallop that A custom tailored syit . 6 e Se e : nr er , — ere + ‘ = ~ . —— = . al , = > t v, - , ' my 6 e e . is SACHIPICE HITS. Ame wins! You need of Sedgwick wick. It is woven of the ' if rf 2 = f oT o Ae - eaAad arn i ece t — = American lL.eakue National Leagnus age ‘ Ie iticact ‘oe or a — : it “ 7 S| : , .. in the Battle of ‘ | winner of the clase end he has : FE mpire "League. Cobh, Det. 6 Pinelli, Ctn. 5) recognized nea irtiller’ ; Serge fine t Australian wool. : = , ¢ er''in Roocmeve Poet 270A Phiiris. 4 Drkea, Phil S Dun ( Bra me: ane Business. Make-sMen 6 , ; h | Sear Ce re r or a a 2 , . . . ("hi Lae } , « ; , ; . ender for D } Cha Aneta Bee a eet oon : am, Cie... € , aris Tablets—the distinctive !RON Truly itis a serge wort y ; — "sy | ? e ' ‘ ae L> a ° ° a = P tre L1 2 ‘ ‘ ’ ’ : a ’ — . . . . ’ ee oe a TONIC for men and women will $50 of custom tauloring. es ; T ‘ ec t-4 ’ . . : PDOULBLE PLAYS. build up your reserve of nerve. force. Ti er S: nN e ‘% ‘ ‘=e ° , ‘ . : . , 4 Catcher Is Released g on g Collegian American League. National League ‘ : , tone vour system and put pep in vour And many men will find ; April see. . P VM ashington iO New Vork sz] thet | / ; step. Geta Sik box of ths wonder : {= { “ r he A c Wane Forest New Vork it Brookts ve ? s s'ean ZT é } their preference gratified : : ' a eigg roe ok ee n 1% worker at vour druge@ist. The genu- ty . : h d . ; 5 Shale tha rele : ' ~imiit °e we cago ’ Pitts urg 1% the greens }] ex’ ; lé erate ' i he = a "pe@tear & “4 ' ' . t ; A rep ' at f le eland i¢) , ‘i e an ‘ ‘ P , 4 ‘ . ime © the — mark M. M. ‘a throug aving 3 an . tale : . ' . _ > | >, » F . ? ’ t er ife Bartlett. He ge sag OP ‘aad Te ee lored to their individual 4 far Te » : 2 : é eee RiSS BY TEAWE. mm resuits oe | e- : , a ~ ce Wh e "ec } ; ; 4 tt ened American league Nationa! League . voles Man Tablet Ce.. $25 measurements, a suit of ; er s 5 - ; . Yr « ) r, . fan’ 6 £ " P . _ More Polish Than Finigh. a i aay ~ ecigge nt, rar “gt Vest oe: St. blue serge that has no . . aia - 7 : etroit -~> ew } ork v0 eT ; Chicago i : . - 4S} ne at . ; \ - Hi ’ = a x4 “4 ‘ \ = —- gy ary he — ‘ counterpart. ' =tarn*elial an" ‘ & w ria eho £ I tor a7 The 7 1* ew oP ' ‘ _— ' “Ainge P rie ; \" ace Dugida Nae ‘ ‘ ~ onside Na FRastern raw ee MINS MADE AG INS ; . (ae ae s a6 Se. etn : American league National Leaen. - oa ged Tn ole e. , New York St New s | ork t2 — - LEADING PITCHERS. : ve i oe —_—_— . SO ee _— A an . “ SA SA ordi Big} Mails — So The railroads of America are continuously per: <ennere ae no sufficiently severe iG faa: e eat service to the Nation in the trans: langer. Too mahy of our players Tne mail matter. And theefiicient operation Me UP of @ hole for the approack of the Postal Department would be impossible were pon the fact that anywhere from it not for the_interest and co-operation of the Pig mashie niblick into the eed be. As a further evidence of the splended economic ann el’ bats meteier mae conditions which exist in the country to-day, it is SGMGGs are more nature to know that at no time since the estab- EIEEGe inciaces act cate een *That’s lishing of the Post Office Department have the mails (aged l amg Rpg 5 ‘ j been so heavy or the railroads called on to handle ere opened up. the hans putting it so much tonnage for the Postal Department. ee Seat tt and hic bal! stave On) Statistics, a by — cen rem so nerg ah pewnd : ; ther oongped afi ray _ = straight ington, show that the postal receipts for the last fiscal year nineties | a a $484,853,540.—an increase of approximately $21,000,000 RUTH HITS HOME RUN its the best over 1921; $50,000,000 over 1920-19; $100,000,000 over 1918 | IN EXHIBITION GAME; and $150,000,000 over 1917. The compensation to railroads has not increased in any- \ CLIFTON. NJ. Aprit 38—an_ex. thing like such proportion. This business is handled on a ee on ne ee ee small margin of profit, and under most stringent regulations, w\ax halted in the ninth inning yee enforced by penalties, as to responsibility in giving mail pref- detmed the Yankee dugout after the erence over every other class of traffic. | , of Parcel Post mail now being carried is one of the most fre- fuces won $ tof a quent and serious causes of delay to passenger trains. . cH See sebkiage bis wav) to “the duged The next time you take a railroad journey, notice the load- eh ing of mail at the various stations and see for yourself the ee il bags, Parcel Post packages, et cetera, Aown and tt ing called upon to handle. crf their unifor F-__ - - -————™ ~ ml, ee o- — ———— —— . - THE OLD RELIABLE American League National league Wd Wut Daves, Det 3 © Denohue. Cin 2 Oo Jones, WV. Y. - © Mor'son, Pitta 2 a Hasty. 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Ouis Stoc litte TIS STOCK EXCHANGE, lal me local stoc\ ma SEATS Amo ; and $1000 ben 1 ee tog Wing ie a } and the met chen Breceding day's na) ‘8 made | °s oF ; otllobs © hn ——-psitiaanaaenealtane. | Bales. Pri, maeroe ..j 21 om ..::) 10) 6s Equip com ; oy pra 10 100 “ieee Bhioe : rr) ti 74 Se Cement 16 8 nay mm > néy com 15 m9 m™m sell pid 2103 pec. com. 10 33 feie: com so) AR APTE RNOON SESSION ~ = Na les \Price.l¢ hoe com ~~ + | or 2d pra. 50, a6 lar’ pia 25 102 w es 10 4a POR pfa & Batt » TY ust 1 260 Candy 2 fa 20 100 ern tie.) |; "Oo a . me h lv Blew 78 (193) 31.000 an ORENOON QUOTATIONS ITY ; v Rid » Bank i4 bticta Hank , ° Bar k of ~ Bho pra 1146 mal Shoe com . 44) oe Jackerd & co pfd Ro 3 4 if Cement | e2 ia | a wa inn corm . “x orn Bell pia 103% Hiwaye prd dec? »t . rp com ; " : dectric Corp 1 Ri Due & &u ' . ma Diewtance Tr avi ong Distance fea 95 A ; ; > ’R &@T. Ry. Ge ee Wison Tle : « 4B, i lec 7° ee) igend l pe _ MARKET UNSETTLED TH SHARP LOWER The a . Drortregs of the cotton market last ved nt (ne he? | ne Thie morn Mace a fate Mien ds Penther Heer, & little he : ir? nen FOMme rn “ ry ed mn sat irday pared : hension fa . . Inde) : q ; a. ora y.% 7 Ala nene ster robat for some of ¢ pure v6 ening eney at o 27 polnts the n PA bh ae inder b ad . ~ ra(ere Wwe ne «le hich carried Jy Mc and October to 23. 8be gs . 4 - * of 55 to 54 polnts on the gem ”* enecuiion of stron orders ne +o 2A me: tor Jul y and ‘e fT or about %4 potnmte fre ¥ a feeling aome guare r r es’ show nore mm ited? he hy . wenther map, os tor unse | Weather pret. Y pror ef some There “ere -n ips , 7 m the .en “sequ -, mm“ ; ' : ‘a re os e- th al ; r \ not : . =! 1% » : . aw et lower Pa 7 Blirve 7.8 — —— —_———— ———= onfidence is baged | an untiring de- wtion to the inmter- tes of one's clients. uithful service is ® expression of at confidence. 2 E.Anderson&@ 8 wdw YORE STOCK EXCHANGE TMENT SECURITIES TEN NORTH CIGHTH GTREET SAINT LOUIS — —— —— —$ Chicago Provisions RALLY FOLLOWS LICUIDATION Limeed and Flax IN WHEAT ON UIgGAGe MARKET Dry Goods sawtest Review. } iy acts 5 New Vork Sugar. 7 York Cottec Cottonseed coil Al RIL 30 sl. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee ee -Home-groen > large ner dozen RAD! SHES——Arkanses | A abharra "Sc to 40 BQU ASH ne ow FET. “POTATOES—Home he > to $) 40. ve'lor “fg ] Tennessee nanc Liverpool Cotton Fasier. vm ‘ ~ 7 “A bite to eat—a bit of sweet™ ADVERTISEMENT thers, Do This- nthe Children Cough. Rub Throat s and Chests eonn thea ev mpfoms After a substantial meal, the children naturally want to top off with a bit of sweet. Give them WRIGLEY’S, the great Americar Sweetmeat. It combines the enjoyment of sweet with many BENEFITS. It cleanses the teeth, removing food particles that lodge in the crevices. It neutralizes the acids of the mouth, soothes the throat, and lastly — WRIGLEY’S helps the stomach ne eore mMmuscies, by supplying saliva to aid in inne ¢ ” : : Ni ’ =— 7 : 7 ' "a — .. * MM, frosted feet and colds of No.2 white, 46% “@47c: No. 2 mixed. 46% . gestive work. : : at fe may yrevenr? nneumonia ) hh lle Umpetiyy SO = 2 choice aifalt i Made clean, kept clean, sealed than a mustard plaster _— ; ial 89%. Ne tight in a wax-wrapped package. , , er i ancy. B15 m1 46%. °: ADVERTISEMENT PLOOKING YOUNG Euy—If You Know Dr. is’ v— — . A PN ung is to hy ‘© Go this vou must watch . . ; " Tang how . there a no need |" Mite und, A aa if mmoiexion dark er vo “ + . = » — wwe si. ~ pimples~—s bi Fiour and Meal ir face | eves with CHEAT F oR — Nom! na ’ will tell VOU goes; tents at $6.25 + $5 - ’ er e . 50 ickness comes brands higher _f to $6 ut liver 4 known physi a vegetable olive ot! to act Fou von | hotels, which he gave 4a tatent ‘raiaht $4.8 , Es ll BRN SMe AL——ciy mill ou - =) Qs .. & mee. et > e Tablete, the caiome!, are gentile in alwave effective. ' That natural buoy enjoy by toning Stage* of the Rivers aes and c-eari ng the evetem Pitteburg 109. rise -¢4 ine Phone. ‘ e. 3602; Centra Purities ' . ¢at) &. Louisville Have Us eo.-—— (soa0d4 & by thetr olive color te and Biwards’ Olive Tablete are ee 4s tat! 3. care 8 | FRROSS-Gould o., 30 s ar 83,05, cinem BD fos edt Address Your Envelopes 28) 10th Se Public Approval Per ett bathe iad, Lo St eka age YR Ae a ae ee De > 84 gh 211 het: 60 0 be DOM HE Standard Oi! Company (Indiana) stand before the public squarely on its merits as an organization of service. In directing the affairs of this Company, the management is animated by ideals of justice, fairness and equity to employee, consumer, com- petitor, stockholder and the general public. Because it insists that the rights of all should be ° safeguarded, the Company has prospered and has taken its place as a leader in an essential industry. To achieve commercial success, profits are necessary. Profits can come only through liberal patronage of the buying public. This public will not patronize an organization whose methods are unfair or unjust. Continued prosperity comes only to the Company which renders a superior service and sells honest mer- chandise at an honest price. To every fair-minded observer it must be obvi- ous that hundreds of thousands of people are patronizing the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) and are doing so because they have found by ex- perience that the service rendered by this Com- pany is reliable and that the goods it sells are uniform and dependable, and that its prices are consistently fair. Figures recently published by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce show that one-third of the automobile registrations are concentrated in the ten states served by the — Oil Company (Indiana)—yet, the price oline in this territory compares favorably “anal in any similiar section in the world. This low scale of prices is attributed to the efh- ciency of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). By its ever increasing patronage the public places the stamp of its approval upon the efficiency of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana. ) The acknowled efficiency of this Company is due to the unfaltering loyalty of its 27,000 em- ployees; to the high ideals of service which the management has inaugurated and insists upon maintaining; to the unequalled facilities which this Company. has provided for carrying on the business. The loyalty of the Standard Oil Company (Indi- —_ employee is based upon the knowledge that this Company recognizes the rights of the worker to steady employment at good wages; to a liberal annuity plan; to protection against accident, and to opportunity to mvest in the Company’s busi- nese on favorable terms. Because. of this efiiciency, recognized and ap- proved by the public, the Standard Oil re pany (Indiana) is able to pay to the stockholders a fair return on the capital invested, and to build up a sufficient reserve to enable it to expand its business to. necp peseeiiedhe gublie cael Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Il. ne + eae ' to AE ER Tee OO x <P
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es THE WAY TO REACH PEOPLE PROMPTLY WITH YOUR MESSACE is through these columns. “*® ee LIS —_——a ene EEE TT | ae — Weekly Bargains Mean | | For New Bargains § Dollars to You Next Monday's Each W eek. Post-Dispatch. ti] i A SATTERIES GROCERS POULTRY SUPPLIES AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING BEAUTY SHOP & RDS AND FETS DRUGS AND TOILET ARTICLU CeHIROPFFACTOR FLECTRICAL APPLIANCE CLEANING AND OYEING RESTAL RANT . ELECTRIC o8y GOoOooOSs SEW 8G VACHINES ‘ 2 3 FURNITURE WOMEN'S WEAR ae a $3. 9¢ ant > : a = 5 AND 70c STi Noreen . —_—= > = — TEA AND COFFEE , a. : — KIRKWOODG HAROWARE — , > - wm : » P , : Se ae Se , ern os 2. A : | secs : : - : oe ' TAILORING “TUTTO ELECTRIc REPAIRS — Seis s tae =— 7 we we i .» * | “=e . > amd oe : . . a i - ~2 sod : oh s 4 +... wid eee —— aecet 2S , sts MARDWOCD FLOOR AUTOMOBILE TIRES 4*> . baa te ae WOSD FLOORS — ACCESSORIES Be ewig Sieente : : | } eer a = —_— - a _ ING MACHINES 7 ; : . . P ’ ase? ae
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MONDAY. . | RONDA 4 arr Ty eA es | . APT TT ie nee ge 15,887 LOST and FOUND “Wants” = year—2,030 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “Be DEATHS } FRATERNAL NOTICES : ——— . = 7 rRADFR-JIOHSN8SON ’ «i AT , ey Loum Post I’ PATCH. 28 \MELP WANTED —MEK. BOYS HELP WANTED MER. sovs ed. wishes posttios ( ‘OL ORED BOYS ) -_ houseman, —e Tha need apps : At BOLT Mi ‘or i ie a ae ae ae —, i i ea a i | ens waAG DR IVER—Fxperienred , > “ . : " : 2 ~ ms ony , ‘ ; c a - »' - : . _ ; S« The Poeset- ptenetis eid reserves the right to reiect any query. | 5! Lb adds on = al S Personal and telephone calle, or answers by mail, cannot be , aggre | gr beggeyge oa on | : BR Te KLAY ERS w ANTE D given attention, eaept letters on medical questions of undoudt- ' ed since SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS >. th | ;, ‘oO Tet > ar ' 7 , rity, when , accompanied dy stamped addressed ent elope. — | . ge Te ~? wa» * ADOPTION PPPS PPA PAP PROSsEK , : we Tia — . ’ , wee K ra / : sa ‘era “ ay OO la Mls. e at tise Py to Li-+them y trea fat DA’ FS &@ & “pa! magazing in q: - 7 | te ie - Bri BRICK-YARD HFIP SEALED Mee oon hingt ' 7 i m | : | + — a ‘s a ~ © one! Laat er ; en ; | . _ ' : : : "“ A. an? a’ _ ton . A ; ’ ' .* ‘ ’ ; ‘ . » . 4 ¢ c ‘ . “ .* ote > Gree- ? bes : P ; — : i + : mianeut | , | ie Ves nel a0 Ph age gt lg al inh hixture dred ; ; . | ‘ ‘ Apr . ; . . ‘ ; Pian b! ; i « . ine e's e tv Bice a Trencening water pipe -* 7 a mm et 6800 Irelaear our Water and Light (> An“ werry men Apo. wa i- . 7 SC HALPPRIRAOR wir cake . ered wit! the cane burrs t and Paea An hve [rena t eh & R®Te@ense kk: 6s MA . re ' la i : ; = ~ | | : = , - , ‘ "aa a. ‘ ‘ vesting a ~ , . “Fr ; ’ ’ 1? , > nerencwd , . , ‘ C = . ‘ ’ ’ . ; ‘* : | LEGAL INFORMATION | ‘cleaning bY das. fast work. Call. Forest} | be ane (By_a Member of the Bt. Lous Bar Association.) Seo ee PAINTS fw) ’ . mie Mi " iW. ; : — “94 . Rros . ° » r * 17 i+ ' . Toa PAHKE SHOR 1 re hanes At Co 18 m A. : ; ‘é ’ , . "os lana’l Tr . ' hy » ‘ _* | : ‘ ‘ > ; . . Li : : ~aat see " ‘ , —_ ' - . : : a . . ~~ : PHOTOGRAPHS | vee. ? ' | : tel a7 Sim ay hee Lae atateny Mempfeedialte take the furniture beck coms HELP WANTED on Jobe ' | : WACHTER | | laple a b or ~ “entitied to || vaing. 5 POULTRY lee Prec + 4 ae ) } : ther a mont ! rewtaurant: @&pe aitonea COPIES for WALASIS - oh ; ; OV sZ . ' weer are 9mt : ciait frainming 4 , " ‘ * sy rand A , : , — > ; ’ , MIEN. BOYS : Rees: ' ae ' ’ . ind gr eer Woe . _ ¥ . “rTyy 7 ‘ . f ’ | : ot MEDICAL QUESTIONS. 6” Mot iven © an ae TWIealth and aanifation questions of gudlic interest mm Tr . ; “Therm | Ds sidered Diagnosgs ar treatment of individual cases REW 3 ' . **.. yp ne HATCHER » ' y — . . 4 ‘3 ‘ ; . ~ Wirso”. , “LEC Th Hoon Ss NALBER , ‘ " « ‘ 4 ~* 4 . _— ‘ . , a‘ : . - ; ; ’ . t ; : ; ; 4 ‘ ‘ ; _ WPMEN'S WEAR Wend Price per mort Port =IMs (el 5 &ND 10c STORE PATENTS = 1P4Xe : . , — . = 7 - . - aa or tr oGQte om’ wer. WALL PAPER. CLEANING, ETO. , . a Noun oF muedie-emed mem, aw 8 reaw =x ? \ "rig | \—Jovn@® and middle eco 7 — pe , — owe , UK \F T > ME __traine lone rune. o04n Waleut. a. . ° , ryrry? 4 7 : ’ siz ; wre ie a. _ . 7 rrr . * . j i ' ars . mA AS LAk AY kK] | 9 A\ . ’ ‘ ; ’ ' ° c ! i . : ' : ’ } ¢ } for the most ae gg NE | —— tik Phery charge funeral parlor in : _ 4 ~) : ger iors if — : . —_ AR aend A: > 5 ~ ’ . ms ’ a - : (es ; 7 j a? : : \ , - ‘ I ‘ . P vate : , paint and « : a . ‘eter ‘in @rue @ore ; ;, . , me’ thet ly ) : ; repa! ring aie } : . x a ‘ ig : + I : : os " a - . | res rm ‘ ; “TT re = = ’ 3 . a. inte re mr “a ra sh : ’ ; ; : 3 - ‘ > - . ; : = gore apnortantts : : eA ele “ ELECTRIC WIRING. ETO. : 5 Spru ' . 7 | - i. r 7 ‘ Reng 4 . ‘A mS . ev n4$ r estima ; to ’ ys ~ ' mo Ml rer °1. to take orders in @ ‘ 1a . . , nw bens 7 . ' - “= . ‘ ‘ ; , . , . , of experience tn eur tine . . . ? Le 4° : ° = a . . - “1. MOORE. Eee: : : ‘sf over. ° c . . , " ser a eae ORY GOODS — ioe totever, Sie Pred reas ay eh LY ee oe Bric 8 ere PROFESSIONAL/|| - -; ey : Me cad cote treet | SMA | dae : : \e = Re)! e>- =f ? . i in! ; . RENCH A! ; a 1 N ‘ , ort N SHOP "TRAD ‘ ‘a r . " . , - ‘Ss . SLE AYFLY aT eT r ‘gsught privately rear rourd ntenan . , | . ‘ ) ) , '.& CASTING OO y . ‘ - » > ger ~ >? ng t aus , SS a 4 Fr T nde . 45 \e) .? : - —_— a — ‘sn > = ~ 4 rr ’ — | ; 5° i. . ene . be ” wre nes , ° 4 ee -— DAN CE— Latest dances taught #B MA N—#'' SHOES a : | 7 " tm iwié oR ; a ' at 1 3, : shoee for men / = ; et ' 1 : a geo mes : 1 t , " ; pis ) ; = : J | 7 ° , : t. ° Fora tumtes Biases ) apting tor DANCING conged; wants situation with large manu, Sork—For lay fi ae a Pe : : : x ts MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES : Apply B ghvay and r , ‘ory w . - “ a it~ , - a “+ ) : 1¢ or 15, @ - - a ' ' vewe & Piro Ine care and ul = e “ > + P atu . ° . ~ “a * -} & Spend — —_— = ‘ , . —~— tm. sth aa | by etperience L22. Poet pat mper of ~ ~se re & Co. 31606 24 : 2 ‘ strica! ' . ; MT t = a ' . : : 8 - ee 2 is] r : ing inwestigat i” a | $4? | “ceo. BRINTING AND ADDRESSING “FURNITURE. : ond OM ‘ : Feperternced / 4 : ’ ’ ; . 7 . 2 ‘ ' om @«¢ bow e'eedy poeltten. | Diepg tet ; ' my . ‘"g ‘ ‘ — oe “s : > hate , : ~*rd men rr '* 4 > _- = : ' ’ : \e > =! : ‘ , : i NTER— Trion ee TORAGE AND MOVING 3 Cheer i= GHT WATrh 3 : Til. ste." oe a ~ : - a P . ; ; } em: exifertenesd: § . : ; : __ ORESSMAKING_BILLINERY ences furnis n. 1 ‘Al cR— Unter =) FP ' ; : . 4°4° MePhereeq oF , inde: ; . , ; . ~ ) ti rid brash mand ms te ; kin@e —T -. bs ; ' : rer. tay 15364 Callfer ’ c , " . 4 . ‘ " Pay? “t = ~ , - : . a -~ a t a » , Mel : , : there a Se 158 trac’ Roz F-178, FPost-! ; y ¢ ee “ . PAINTERS ARD biPEn HAN : . a ‘ ~e . — “Ff —— - = “ . a ; 4 : | : varenow — cerns SS | PHOTO APH FR—S!' : . . ’ . ° —— . “rr : - ae : . " ’ . =. — ie . ; . ’ ; £ | | Rema: z | : | INSTRUCTION MUSICAL : es a | | re 7 " ‘ovwa- BE ihe. BF & work; good pay and he. ' mh ot WHAT sb —- *# Free tg about = Ser om « , e | L - . . + ° ow . ~ A ‘eo’ . u on ‘ b . . au - : : z ning; gohegle and qpecie) cqureee,, wewsptional - os “ee: de “30 7 . . | ; . 3 . , . . . ~ ad 5 t ° , ’ Tr. ™ —_ Pine or F108 Spaiding aety. 23 a | okames ke 3 a pO ee ents oat ees no labor troubles. devs eg =p: — : . : EFI THEATRICAL experiens che ——— _ ~ an . 'p | , ) , . , . sesshitmenedion WOMEN'S Wwe Re ~ . ' : . : 4 so . T “Y . . a Dr ree Fas — . " \a@ie® 2 . , ; - , ~ , e this . , , ( eren 4telet fe Be | Tnat?ri - ‘~ e . a . nae - Froer * aha "gnans Riowe ren . eer an4 rN 910 ws ott nee “ . , . - - " e- _- ' . 08 } 1l4¢4 MOND Ay, rae / Oo 1392
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10, 457 MORE than the THREE other St. a ©T ros] Tor re Pores rr aye J 4 mF 56,093 FEMALE HELP “Wants” DAUNDRY. 2 .® oe 2 aanedl p wo. — HELP WANTED—MEN . BOYS Hole WANTED-—W#EN, BOYS SALES SMEW WANTED HEL VAPIR, Lil MA. brs ‘ho le active in \\ GU RLS SS Pxperienced iad) open “4h oy ; : | I . euff pnress alfeva Appiv by mall, e@tvings salar ted | fully ou ne, age an = Ph, | ig der. LUNGSTRAS, 130 : troner, for smerience Heo ‘iar ‘ e : ‘ a = COl. : APER HANGERS 41459 Shan PATER HANGERS hastom lielnmar is PAPER FAN I431 Monte Var R Riia’ . ~ AlhH AIELP rR ~lffer ner -_@ nares ’ XY (3 | Plesen ONIAI, 1] NDRY LEARNERS nmressers Ot} bhieLP lax pert St girls and women to learn SOOT T rr eollar ts and Stead: work lsexst > ows KLY | | WALKER SHIRT FACTORIES 2035 SSE R—Firet-Class ‘a ‘in@-King ¢0.. Fth and lw PRESSER—On Hoffman Mlothes Cleaners, 42°75 Ollve PRESSER i'n othes and ? ; {‘r . : y ° ' . : | " . * ; ' y _ . . . i . . >] ‘ , . . ( ‘ , . . 7. , ici ‘ oa oy a o . . i i ; Sé ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ : ’ ‘ , : } ryviclelié RENT ¢ Page anc ;* — ashine H1LEeRS—Me: > “ ~* w“ + in“ *? . s ana NTAIS SY \ a he pent 470 “accra rER haper loveing and Pairir a ; VAK ERS AND DARN T¢) 117 Brel s' a ‘ra STABRLEMAN—For mo: Sid _ Hroadways gTOC K- ROYyY—17 or 18 venare oo} , ) ean . . ; , rhe T. aes kit a ) \ ' . . = ; : : , aha * ; } ri; - ‘ i) ‘ . " ‘ . . PTAILORS— ‘oatmaker n los ‘ permanent position t ibid : : work in etore , 0s , i} ert ; } ior | ' ‘ , aie nis fa ’ 4 i lene Pac FRAMSTER— igi hry | . at (amp. Neorho and Gravois ; , ‘ } : a | Le TEAMS1iKS—To haul bricke Press Brick Co, King's big! Ree -_—-- VINNERS HE! LPER TINNER'’S HELPER— 4107 . hippes« aa TINNER S HELPERS ence. 44 Js w "ih TOOT, Np DIEMAKER Machine and Te0ol Wat CKPOIN TERS Broa dwa, TUCK POINTERS—And worker rrickla er cor Jeffersy: anal | TRUCK Ok er : 2900 & King * high VEGETABLE MAD WalTER- “kin N) Sarah WAITER—Exper! Wgnced WAITER—» (Inerators On os + iron bands sleeve ind eX Darts lakers Oe. cn ators on all girls to ad wo? ishers. Posi al al ELY TOR and floor, lea rn Liher $@ 1 idne low os P pa ad a heginners VALKER SHIRT FAC 4nn7 Sub trai Sth any aan sts rban Muet bave exper With so VARKERS 1 — 2. an “ SAMPLE Kixperienced | Work Saetere : ‘ — oppertur tng OT) hoy acy nun, pee i pra hx ier raO19 Miarket TORTES A ventie bridge ive references, 1 4, aracter ot : \ Ke \\ | on . ; . ; T : ry ebert Orders cooky . Halls HOR le WATTER—aAna houseman colored. epced. / Albany LA.SHIRT F VY) ] Paieas HPS Natural Lust } Hotel 4875 Page WALL PAPER CLBEANERS—Anda weehere Appiy 1 rear, ’ re i Ee bed 9 PAPER CLIEANERS—App): 80 1417 N — & Wall, PAPER LEANER ann Ceamenn Co R742 « WALL PAPER CLEANERS steady work, beat pe , Fe Experier “ove ne ‘ “WAM men after nin ' A ji:.ance a, A $404 Kast on bores? Ctl, or ae a Wht ‘ wantierrs ines re I'nited ROOMING HOUSE—T)I ‘81. §F vat Sane heat and janitor Foratenel ; UR td : a N ea I “a. ker — ssi args ROOMING HOUS} ) roon nole! tral O12 furnished, end on br Gains "RE W 1 ru 4 $6750 cash S12h50 -. user oid Roots hast nd rage. all ; 12 N. Whittier om : ° im 1309 S. Broadway, LHIOk IRE—Northwest location, bel ween He Py | 3 * selling reasonabie on a FURNITURE Wta—Raé! ¥: cont nterest. Box T-363, Post -1i: dwelling; large or small lots: bank PORE opportunity Storage. Cabany 6030; Delmar Rare money-making businese Kn ‘ [ — ‘ >. ry’ pier (ir = shed 3] ees price reasonable, #! 1549 | FURNITCER Wea — Hi chest cash oa dwa 5 + of household os DRINK BAR ree, ee te knel [> sparcn any “(oT ‘Oe SORT DRINK PaARLOKM Wav; the reason, ieavi! 3074 : : 7 - a - _ 4 ire ="“DLORF-.- ant on corne: juick i business ~ 2 oe a: pre Aw vf —IiIj0] S sroad whe a? | ng al : al ‘D5 o ald feat hers: pay old ones Montana Fea Delmar RGA, _ Forest Highest Price for Furnite amount. FRASCII. Bomont. + FPReertautl ea (e) ‘ pane TIN SHOP- all Sun VW | i sei Pp sults uaranteed ANIMB!? s FIDELITY FPUSINESS EXCHA® , 7h in — | a 7m LIRI D "PS Thoroughbred: | Room ov! | ed itiome bias ~11 ' 5di37 Lansdowne ‘ j aut 4455 vate! and q -Too!s going lay ol evenings, ——_—— —— iy ana Grand. s Lunch - ee ee simon CLOTHING ta ighest “prices, vs andeventer. FOR SALE—WTD | 1115 N. Men'‘a and ladies 1433 Fr oun, of. Sun. Thi ria discount ank line daily. 30c out Solid agate, 25: Pisplay Sie daily fon. agaie, 25: display. 40¢ daily er more dave MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ARPINTER rass-oorne (CUA L= . ‘ and au ienced } "400 & ee tc line 7 WANTED st prices e } mont 1544 Indien” ‘and mente’ ” clotl me: "0.000 SUITS overcoats, eed be shipment to Texas: pa lar. My 2,4 suite Forest 767 (i t. 885. Pare Gelber: alao caile in 15 mi ut isematia DO45 lie mat — ADDI ¥ ana wie \\ est class on ! GOLD AND SILVER CARH paid for old go'td el) ver. platinum. S. mith l N. Avve rs north or Olive ge? JEWELRY—WATCHES DIA Warps up to $500 a! size Miltier. 1322 ¢ Wtd.—-We pay the miahe vour diamonds. 8. Smith and i e _north of. Olive. POULTRY AND BIRDS homers, Canadian 1433 N. 294. bought ANY amounf DIAMONDS mri oe for B13 N. Qi Toor 64460 de ALBA Te LATE RO iy ~ " . Dragene imbliare: che , ve. B MISCELLANEOUS WANTS 1 84 floor lepartme! YRINKING FOUNTAIN Wtd.—For horses: SAFES 1e a ents ? , ! yhix r¢ , : . ¢ VA 2 ef} eo} Bth rn ib oe () ive 4808 SA FES.- New and used: repairing ‘lone, - KIND ING WOOD — Bring your wagon Bauman Safe Co.. 421 N. 4th ef, : An Oi) ort? \I: r} ; ——=_ > SA a B es LOO ON } larke SAFES—Expert LPERS Wtd (nea given Forest 149%.) HM TSED FURNACE Wt HM. H * pone len 5100 fabel 2636 Central - bwe Sc St. Charlie NEWSPAPERS Wtd.— Magazines. re iron : ot. Charlee gt. POR *, ,f s | “ Af c* - SEWING MACHINES ‘HINE Singer drophead: bargain; $3 1513 CG repairing: telephone prompt attention: overstocked: safes at eAving: our new ine '* grade under ineWwer ! {c NEWSP books.; Call re and in restaurant iq) si mn ‘rrive PAY est pr nd fixturde: have F..°9 Post-Dispatch Ss. tans you any Vi AC “al ct nt GOODS FOR SALE ANTIOQU furn'it CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS OMEN STORE AND OFFICE FIXTUR Wanted FOUNTAINS Wta.—oO ,Seacription. FE. Davis a a, fe 31% modern STA rag Bth CANVAS.’ a4 l'ee riesas | For Baie ASTT REGISTERS expert nechantes seta frail TOO: | irge registers iy a "oO a RED ROOM ~T—Rurg quick me; pas ‘SALESWOMEN WANTED ciove. Columb a. S3HA Skinker | , . A mS Neat al { well established } | indwriting Box ~All hy experienc ed roduct a’ P-259, (1) FOROQRECP——-Chiffoniters. bedronrm dining room sets, beds, rugs, gas SA rockers, library tablee and at! o:he 1oOuse ‘ sa'roe as factory. hold goods to furnish vour home ) Ri: arles st used goods that lock 1 w, re - ies “Engl is ly price: cash time : " your I FE M do10 Ste op, ‘Look, Rea 500 AUTOS WANTED u ar away ; + he is waiting Ft YTAHLEM mm, 1035 N Cabrlolets For Sale iTLACc & in « od rn gain ear bie Me le os en © vl peint is is to e@rrit; 2315 ‘“s ran > newly Coupes — Sale supe aie velour ip " - -_ ve “T a “! ©OoTIG, t o “+ ory 9 ° eh - demdéunt Van . starter and " $°75 716 evenings ipe, 1922 mode ahook absorbers, fz0nAa! li” tfarvyiea heaullfu _t oupe, AMZ), has rditione ali res terms Meo m- ‘hal Open evenings in good condition tra ace or terms Open Carondelet Motor Co,, Motor (4., 6-—Latest, Pe 4 monthe 14; rer tires. at Coupes, - lees tha polid: origipal finieh an: rms b WroToR co., 4197-28 On sunday. j T—Auper alx coupe: late model. bargain; terme, trade 716 N, ater; ©) —. evenings coupe, ger tre " 192 , Manone aing "{ote ly; +4 Sapien REO COUPE, $1050 rn Ae ‘han!oal cor an ' mper creat 3005 Ma RNS KNIGHT——Coupe, late 10981 n veed very littie: everything firet ieeoate for quuwk sale; can arrange agent ‘Motor ("o., 2315 Locy e’ eninge yr... 7 ust ie ~ ker ENGEL received one complete 6 , and \ansels hae f TN “xe radiator “wood running ft visor. come light sl! wf? factory brene xe Body Co., $1 -~ - . Roadsters For Sale ~ BuIC K 6 SPORT ROADS Reauty refinished tn eport : and esolld as Nutck te trade . 4197-299 Ol ood cor eventer; rye TOR co tn Van ister 1920. i6 WN 1v°" model roadster: ; take Foard truer in’! dellvery t118 TL ocuat nee’ ae YY onl) 210; 2416 ai%o ] as WOTOR ©C Shae $2 220 QD opopeos! “19019. ‘f Nudin = 6 Call vadgter Roadster modei *) $2°5: terms, Runabouts For Bale % : _P if ’ if. “no ts 4740: ras / or terms inday ant evenin ronde «ar 3867 ~ Gran Sedans For Sale ‘ rule: at Te alt be Se De Bi NS P has just (‘arondeiet Mote : covers; 1146 Lee “beat palnt Mo' or Cc ., fortet Tia as new, condition: Ope Carondelet Motor a demountables, car warrants 10 months ¢ e'arter Pies mn valance, re Cars For Sale e am es e ts *s new. 7 " 1930 mode ' new aiance Veile 20 : . ng ceal e\erin tf! -— — Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous -_—. ~ cpa - ~e — — > - —s = aren ee enema aint cad | orde S75 up: 5 Che $50 T be Ford, $75 Maxwell, Oakland. Dodse five wn $125 ‘rie 1085 N GRAND. = ~~ dieeaaan ay me Gne-aere ee - en ate
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Monn A R / F Y. WANDAY Wan ted sy loaned me utevgy bough. * ; Auto” Sh m a Ali™ pn. ¥ TOM $3700 high #' - 6025 cr Deima, S864" i 3 asec OP CRIB wre —or ae . “ - e $ CA RPeTe re Se ca t pri es pa'lé Re or ‘ A, wea —Carpete — oe j homes; muet hay ZOMPlete ' F LTORKL. ” 3862 De mar ate va rT on aan, - Frank! in Gliz R rtd —{ @ ae es yo ker oot ri ATES oF omen a . ( ; ’ ’ tad.-—And rouge. all te nde Dod . anaet c ach Brices ot ’ ; 1a: 6-——-Rad@iyv. conter ‘ or ema! lots; whew of | ‘one Cabany 6030; Delmar 60 ee : 1") A —~Hieheat, cash— rics . ry! ; ° for house hold goods, Risa, tor » aft Manoa, bric-a-o 1 n" rac wan’ 4 1a n Leonorl _ We the as TT mee Lucas av. (014) ied De Fon ——— + f or ald feathers: De 2 ones Montana Freath ae imar 86h. Forest 767. (@} Privee-for Furniture a *RASCIT. Romont, Contra . SS, ANIM." "Ps Terough) red; Bis and | Ansdowne ~s : : lyre woer'ns . ———— ’ dine. en Se amas . Don't give your ar owas DLOTHING es one I—— hy ig leat Pile See 15 andeventer an AD Men's and ladies’ cloth. con's, dresses. pants. ahoer-: ph 4a auto cat! in F in- Appein af, 19391 Wh nae’ ans and genta’ clot ine: high. Kiar, 2711 Franklin. 2 men “0 nA \) . = ie Gen ings like new; hook ubsorbers + '* TeAZONIA le + “RY —.WATCHES ueht wo to $500 oer carat: Amount Milier. 1322 Oltve : ll ial, td We ray the Sizhest cach ar Aianmonde S&S Smith @& Co ° h ton *" north of l'tve (co) RY AND BIRDS 4) gare mere (Canadian ie)) = * chen ‘cas v°¢4 iy saa » SAFES née used; renairing Jone, John 3 Co . al nN. 4th et. _ fold) | ’ : open evenings Open evenings cash, trade or terms wi tra Aa’ repairina’ telennone calle anitentiorn overstocked: t ote, PAVING: Our new line of “A grade underwriters’ Mair, PRAIA Centr} 1903 _ oI? St Charlies ot ror) Paint, in pe! fect mechant tires. wi aker bumper ‘ . DR ' ] NOEL set, Ss fa ING MACHINES rand 6anrw Wink “singer drophead: also RNS K ‘ : ; mat ee : bare ain $.! 1513 (all. bargain for quwk wal la * CAN éenha'! Motor o., pen even negra D OFFICE FIXTURES Ree rest Teceived one initia , ta | ae wheels. barre “ ’ P Wanted Suminur . ea . " — « e , e ® " ; AINS Wtd-—Old. fer eagh: intes ¢ a? ¢act r Davis & Bon, 812 N’ — = _ __ (e8) rue For Saie Roadsters For Sale Ens Alj makes ~epale4: { } 8 7 ) sry? 1? ¢ ) QT - anles l’hone M. in "ASA Can. 5 Ul K ’ : ] hy I\ Al ' | | J R Aree mtock of National caah Rea tr refinished ‘in aport me 20 to 40 per cent Guer- ere, bumpers, perfect and Qe factor, "lowe Neale ‘a. ; t SIKU niw eR 4 rT oe ‘ P » = _{e8 4 ot . A a " wr ’ h, : ' 4 ’ f, er, }- ng) ah, 4 drawer, me 4 = : : jie, 1a (eR) P, bok k ster 7, te Ps —— m ra) . ) . if} \ na TERS AND ADDING ae ‘ Ti} a 10° ode Mads ACHINES eo) will take Ford t Hiner “A - .ith stand: . ~ he a @ een, Sh BARS Olive, (el) RDS —! sters; look them le lines a makes; ? alre, iona ~yfdory : " - gy : on iypewrtier Co N Sano Fr , = (038) : : rs Roa aA. So haa «a e ; neéerwood, factory rTre- : Mmodleais ‘ - Caeh ah monthly. y* j we, ; mm ¥ . "1 j ‘ inMetons nderwooda, Ciivers, Setais % tnonthe $3 up war eS 1VL0: heey mi N 10th wt Oltve tet 3 Ly , * . aa mon néenha q ‘ . D ENT IT, ; Tr’ rye a ma Open eveninus INTHS FOR $7 50 er the. keence -— pies on ; eet. rice in th SO t oron a) t1C9 NA . , 4 1986 a! ' ¥ ; ks : Olive 3505. Centiat 3 «* . —- ; SMO} h—l]toadster re after A ’ } if 5 AND VEHICLES CKARD—Chummy twin 6 ings SORA b —. gc’ : for Sale RIPPS ROOTH Roadeter mod : of shane a buy at $.°5 . ‘a '} 7 , Be by 8°; 3a my « et. ~ or give 1971 Mo: ”) ules Hieffner Ceal Cr : _Runa uts Fo Sale lei write ior, PORD- =Riy: hout. $450 to €°00 ’ = = or ‘ern Te gr - . V : » | . ‘*s ” Veen Tinent. on hand f onde ar “he we = n .- " az ' G t: 2°). 7» WN lirendway ‘oR , —e + geat . , ACHINERY \ te) ; ' ; Prag or ee all “ a F hey fithea n Alb ene fi © or sit 4+ By a ST Loute. Ma ick) ner toe 7 Wore wil! buw or ll all 4 iftier i” | orev" A! echt ; \ : ri i” M ‘ces 1m? fen euntab) ae “ car wart For Sale , _ i tt . ry and ef " ‘ ar itie i¢ ny an A 4 i's Wes & Gran a iT! ei o =e ring ne! ion and eperetton mone: libera Velie _ a1 1OR Reasonans = . ae ' — —~ Miscellaneous * 4 | if : ‘eviy 300 ay f : ‘\ forly a4h- sion eyt- >. - T) i } va, $50 un. N A} ii T ds : .¥" Avra 4 ‘ 7 ; ; "Becownt. . = tam ) ”n fh ~ ror xy © VFR OID. UP; 0 ? vif A. for ton . T} ann | o : ; in, Ford Fieri) Ford, § ek or nh Rox P Max $128 Cia : . | : A FPorRDbD : ‘OOCRELE be . a MePukE ON av Kintéecs Delmer 127 (c®) — MA HINES.—And re ecords } ught |. ee. Veet -Dinvare | _ suid Ss Smith & Co 513 N “srae eee ra | rea SrA le — Me ‘om) mR, nt (8 Troe - ] is . RMA P r nd chifforede. Poin. Wa —W ut Board ene : ,if I . we | emploved thir -O000-4000 - Tires For Sale err) "ww a ’ ' ; } Mi we se.i hea : e ‘h | rarer 4 “ : mi ‘ us ; i _ ‘ ’ “= ef ' - nN : ¢ , ‘ ‘ . 44 A Noa = 3 - ts - Y hd aes : ‘ : ro mew | gl ’ a) a re n= « “ col ' ers ng to pay * Rox |} ; «* | ~ |ROOMS and BOARD]| | "8.2 sas empioved a8 ms TO S80. O00 00 ‘al On “4 F $75,000 all. FOR AD TOS: + Stop, Look, Read 600 AUTOS WANTED peeoriolete For Sale BILLA R—Cabrioiet, nev _ dae arrange ierimns _— For Sale Musical instruction Tuning and Repairing ‘hf overcoats, need badiv. for 0G Ou) aie Teras may BH to 320 for rfect #® en 4 7 ) 78% Delmar SAS 44° a Faune: excellent con. alec raile in 18 minutes (Ry al ) 50. , 1), frog AT, ; ‘ ts a ever! D AND SILVER Penis $275. 716 « _ f fa. er quent, a Bes ev enings . mit ‘ N. Grand. °! [00% ow Olive ew jem) OT. oupe; «1% mods ires ; terms Men@enhal! Mot evenings. Carondelet Moto: bi Coupes, 6—-Latest less than 4 months o! WA: original finieh and ade MOTOR CO., €127-29 O11: REO UPE, $1050 n weed very iiitie i eryvthing fire: Automobiles For Sale NMisceilaneous ALDING MO'TraR CD. 3116 Guaranteed in mocel: beautiful o 3016 LOCUST BL 8029 OLIVE ST. OPEN EVENINGS telat Motor r, 546S—Two nicely furnished con a” Mian ae 2 FLATS FOR RENT +. — ~(2g r Automobiles For Sale Miscellaneous Automobiles For Sale a ‘a A * Talking Machines Wanted PAS Juyliea Pa Vv Pas Dai'y aolid goate 20c "ine Sun OMMATE W B ung lady. a! Rr Ri om Wanted Hotels. Room. veniences, gocd meais, reasoena!l ie frites uniry a na SuAny ; In at "146 Boe d ee ne daily 300 Sun - dis : ss 04 , , ° Sun juf.of pd m. @gote 25 daily. 35c Sun: HOTELS @ispiav. Sic duily. 0¢ Sun Taree : ' . ve more dave Ic line discount ALCALAR Hotei wane Locus'.: steam bimeneaunen @at. running water. +Sc Gay up: $4 = ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY | EE EERIE. HP 0.60 42 , Y or oe HOTEL—-—Jefferson and Olive: steam . heat, I Anning wate «4 up 7 5c s dav ‘ South ID ‘PAT, HOTHhI-—-2800 Locuat running aa DWAY 44° 1 . : 4 her : roorises ang s NM ‘ EFF ING \\ ELI. 4190 \ { 4 . ’ ¥ oF ~~ , me ' As 2 ‘ rv) a eo hern expos “ pien a & es HY? he ume Kee] nig ae | } ' ‘ ° gh’ en Toil ’ : “~ AT'AT i fF 112 > i gz wate 390) Pateh g AN 0° Gav: $4 wee g S286 Pershing, 4 rooms. sun paritor 34° 8:— Housekeeping sleeping: | °-T° efficten * full-size in-a-dor T ef, @ ¢ e¢ ~~ , new decorated open See ianitor fAreproof r* . " . ' i) a »” ‘ er i 4 PLA nF TiN fy . 310 o.Nlng ne holies ae BOTTORI ek. eS , 4914 Delmar = he ee ' ne e° ; a North | APARTMENTS FOR RENT ONT Waats Seraitaea fecal ieee! —FURNISHED ~ ’ I mine r am and f N sAeh4 . hern-exposeda roon twin if orth ? ;* a mrvenie phone; 4 at rReE EI 9053 + rooms complete , nishe fi seKeep L Ail modern i Se furnishe Penost ger ‘ es fine ei ghthorhood Buran uple employed: private fan Lindell 3. 26W - es teferences juire ’ bed } Mas ] (+? Ww ; ee | f rniture r Ritesh 64' & 2d floor east)—4 rooms aase 2 months op: ate: buy furniture at Northwest gre bare owner \eaving cit (‘aban ~ a. ty fae ru nisneqcd * ness - n P MoPVHETRSON 4508-——bu’ ft i apactment fy ms, lease » eJoe, J Cabany 20! South ms ca BPs sfx) ‘ so : oe \ 3, LO-—3-room furnisned apar : r : nenta: S13 up; porches; everything; “4 ne | , mh tate 4 “44 r e f RSH! {, no44—Iline Apt $-room eff! ‘ w i furnished ery atest con ' , 2 " fi bd ‘ ‘Ss \ ae ©} ~ a r . } } dines ob3845 kro? Tune lO to Sept = ’ if ¢ ished ‘d-floeor apar sae 1s’) A x \ + ‘ expo@wre ew of park ' g ‘ none - | } “- « pa 7 rent aame : wnt Forest R958 i | HDT A hur isheg an} t it ear { ve new | _ a ~ ‘ ‘ ¥ a. {ion n-a-do hed = t ° SMAI, furnished apartments, $43 each Ty 10°79 Ss ionnect gz roomea. 24 mont? Office LBOlL McCausiand , housekeeping; gas, leund 34.50 [WASHINGTON BI Gi1l1l—4 large rooms mie ‘ ease ry" mor ’ West | WARKHINGTON R 443 Nicely furntahe $7 -— Bear and kiiche: udiee } .S:room apartment;. heat, gas, electricit re, () Ac? ; s NS, OPO4A——Nicely furnished rocn in| WASHINGTON Hi,., 3703—Ant. 102. attra te fami: Cabany 2673\ Ll’ | ipar pri? eauttfully furnished BI BALS arge front room, lst | plat imp «a eomplete for housekee ail convenle na ff > gentlem-s j SSu after oO Li? eT f es 413 if Rake Zz ! f} I ler? bse phone "$6 50 ee i | xs 7 Mrs rey } 41°73 Four oma ELMAR RI SRR0O—Nicely furnished con ha t ely andl compete furnished; $2 necting rooms; G€as range, ae conveniences weer Linde Hla jell JABS ‘ - tata ‘ , [AR BI... 4423——Front room: well cur-| o0e- KINGSBI RY with kitchenette cor nuous ! rw Ory ' hed apartments. mwas. elec , eniencee nen, dishes, janitor, $50-$80 LOA [wo nice furnished | c and k rah ‘ } f “ww ‘ ‘ ¢ i Central ry RTEENTH 1444 _ ran’ Fiat 4 ’ £ 44) \ 4 . ‘ : . ’ . a? : coe y , ' floane 2 he ‘ ~~) ae . . , cae oT K ; “Ss i Te fr , an i MA. 4.358 f a “ th ne . *?> , » be * ’ eee oe cienout_treaktant 2 North a nt . : garage {1 4 fioiax ahadie ,-room ipper fie ; al 2A ern rent $50. vacant Lindell BIR . ‘ah ; \ } = 44% Roo . il . x - : enfences, | PRAIRIF °:A1 EF 4 rooms, 24 floor (1) en’ ; ' Bia. } +4 r \ " rome ttle hath }a 1130—Furnished room. ter heot. a . i ar | \ ¢ = | 7 «* . ® Nortnwest ’ ‘ ¥ 4 a ‘ . A “ ‘ woes SF ) 144 * - . “ NM , * 44 a ’ - . ea : Su BRL. Zoutn j's ver « , \ \7 4024 Po at 4 me mode i)* 4 ‘4 Nes ’ ae ’ , carace . wa act ‘= f - “ ; r , _ \ ‘ ‘ ; ‘. ¥ , ‘ , a‘? ; a’ ! se Apar o a at a i> } ea ‘ : r . eened po b gn - a ’ : r an 4 - , ’ ‘ : : * . Ma a fteres “ KY 7 ; td — 44 a a] 41% ‘ = . 7 on “se ‘ "ee . p > West ~ . an 4 4 ‘ el | ao a ' ’ » + aS MA I i2A-—Sis-roe fiat. oo . aa w ae a ee - ‘ j wal 7 \ y ; “*e ’ a’ ‘ . * . - 7 i) ad ga , f« af & | e 44° "’ . “" FLATS FOR RENT L-Furnisheo , : me ‘ 1 South " ‘e. , ‘ " ; 4011 whnoer «a ac’ ' . r c . » : ‘ ‘ 4 . _ ° ‘ . ’ - he é ” “ a = - ‘ - . West ® fA . " » ie f > a A bd pon ee cen Teiee reamorahe® SUBUMBAN PROP. FOR RENT Wane ; oome. re hy gs. " ~seroo" SUBURBAN PROP'TY WANTED PINE WY Wid6—Desirabie fron: ‘ RESIDENCE Wrd.- To rent ae reeras ger’ iamen rea eoralhie ‘ ners wie mF ehete : reu : ap eae ene Piety att bathe ka Lo Pte d.# aehteehoan etetete tee be} els tee. | Der vea TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | #1)" Delmar etores, Apr. lbelinar ic Delma! b ] | vERSHING, §544—Iline Apt.. 4-room ef? ig ee West rane LO peor Hi-Poin “ te Bungalow - h te te ; ; or eale ne er a rooms an‘ en .? athe watk tao , P*'-or. Garage 40 5@ut_- years old and in perfect conditions instantaneous henter O00. tern ' ° rti.e October Fores: | RAISON KR. AND BR CO HRN Telimar, fele s Delmar Garage Property eproof bulldine or KHALSON R @ BR (4). §R8OPR Delmar 12 FAMILY APT. BL Dn $5 per ino th ly Veet Ena sell eoulpped vith _* . or °c @pD Ona ' “ey Dutit rena . oa , ‘ORB reain for quick sale sre r ( FF @ B CO, $899 Delmar. fea) _ RESIDEXRCES FOR SALE res neat Oar ' @28 Market | Morte CE | RESIDENCE—6R Harris Modern, 7 yoome; ap ejuare | arreng: j > familias ' bet he ete j vilidings® or to 1Oonl4 naepect this propert then Broadway, . Poe : ye for price and terme ae ilttoe in reat lOMNSTON a PvE N TF Son , elevator ere first =a . eo0s_ Teas ‘eth purposes. KAT [heli mnar (el) South i RESIDENCE —49s2 Magno!ia modern oor, broek, tot BXe200: price 94500 hOHNSTON & DEMAREAEF AUR Page (ed) West _BOU F E V ARD WEA LING——@1Ul Washington 7-roors bridk hardwood floer ho’ water heat, able for an: For! | weather strings opper acreene awnings, prominent bust ees | @; t he lroems tlle bath, with shower, term of years [o arge vard See owner on premiaas ‘eu? InpDINe co | HO SSeS Lindell, weat of Grand 2 10- phone Lindell 48°@ ‘@) me tt Bea KESIDEN(CH—~—T- room home newly deco . (eR) rated nm @#icellient condition: tn St Mark « neriah. age for ars lot THn170 price | $7200 Ro « T-38. Poest-Diapatch (oR, RESIDENCE—40164 Westminster. 8- room Rh SIDE NC E-~ G0xx (ates 7-reom rick, line daily. She Sun 2! diaplay. 49c¢ dail m Mine fora, Minn REAL ESTATE—W’?'D TO BUY bom “we = buv . home in Weat aApartrnenre, ¢: tages and “bu ngaiows you want CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ower ‘sro,\e qt Sidney TROGOR : one bleck weet $5 ty FooT Lote S5OUx1L50:; s t CHORE. VA rEROTT "RA Ualveli City O41 86 ANTEA Z ; " iel Sun ws | JOHNSTON @ DEMARER SOO3 Page iol) S5c Sut | RESIDEN® bk “~1t N W hittier 10 roome — _ Taree modern: brick; completely furnished; reoem- discount ing house “nT 50 ash $1°50. terms. make offer. can rent for 985 month: aoe ‘REAL ESTATE F FOR EXCHANGE | inv emimen 18) first real estate| WEST VINE BI 3819-—Splendid 13-room neome property ¢1 residence, hardwood floors. eleetric, aaa. BROS 16 ah eater in roome, alate roof. large Deters .) brick garage Phone Lindel! 6329 or ame ae at wn..| owner. SAA8 Lindell, 10 ta 6 cat ‘@) - = i es A hl ’ fave, Ben P a7 | 5170 ENRIGHT A\ —o —— | Q reom modern res dence. nardweed | floors hot. water heat; possession e | awner on premisea or |IOHN T DONEGAN, 721 Chestnut et. fof) ; sd well En re chea located "$8000. to 38000 sized cash. Rox BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE : | bave buyers: quick Nortnwest 24 hours Chestnut. ic8) Merchants, Attention transfer potnt Bellefontaine and Union cera. | | grecery or any kind of bustness Open for | , 8] e. ’ or fr, estate. call an! South ot * hearnit (14) 8 ST RE 1009 ~ Broadway store and ors conveniences, #0) butnem lo : , “a: > | ratio nrice @): 8. 000° ferme EPRICIENCT Bungalows, Cottages Wanted | mitor ry SER\ cK CO. 7427 & Broa@dqwe: frame Owner Rox | Riverside et (2) ig? Rox M-S00 West ane 2 ——— Delmar Garage Property Fiats, en Wanted Fireproof building on thie rapifly @erew.- na atree Dhotix bth an wel, at hargwaln. and 7 reemes.| @ee Mr Ralaon r.-1 | BALSON RP. and BR ©. SAND Delmar. co3 FINANCIAL ell imvrove Sond agate. Bic line daiiy, 80¢ Sue finance erection Diaplay A44¢ daly 44¢ Aun. out-of Lorenz, ¢ eb won ag@te g6¢ daily Abe Sun is (“Ss diaplayw 40c daily 20° Sun Three or more days Ir line Merount SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'TY oi Av TOMOBIL FE LOANS car te \aresr , pres ate are vou ay e the 4 a *'s a . Wi. ; au ride , « a a KA! ry re a or'gaagee '” o- ‘e pas mene Dasten a L_ASKER BROS FINANCE Oey | 5°’ .8-424 Lite (;'ara fe Fr djliive O19 ‘el MUNEY af i people conficen tle Rigs Bid Nw Seventh | NiVersiftV CIV | MONEY loaned on sutomobiies ate tWeedte ’ if? pI rel a@e: are bo | ose | ee Au'o Aw on “e i710 eatriern' "hone J > & ich c® MONEY 1AsANEI>—BIN to 85000 on “>e Vorris Pie pevale in 50 weekiv per b men's arges §& pb rent discount in , | luatria lLxian ¢ 714 714 Cheetnut ick reoma Nard , hen ge fi TRIVATE LOANS—$810 up lowest retes j ow ‘ern « ree prem eit Gauicn fer ' aan ° 1 Victoria KRida@ ¢ « ‘ene 7) Fr ~~ 7 }, [> BT pert? € “oe Pty Fx H A CLAY roN ROAD LOT 51d up, witheuh GOSEiG? laledes auaee ta% ‘ } art! » a) NEBL NG MtiN EY “ee is f/ * las 7 n rure rane a | on , ' 400 Columbia og 28 N th a ‘ * aos s, VONE FT (eo @anlaried the nie cae ia ments. wweneter Groves , Tr. ‘is } x. | , " ‘a , ” 4 “ee ” \g tea f ba " L») arerd j VoINEY 7 riia 5 . re pper a Teens es aren er ” ; ; i'l? Bere + ” » @ ‘ o > bs om ¢ toreer. e - e ae mY Thnen'« ”* Svicheet Mee are , 7) . . a ele iA - stm l’saee : > ‘3 7 \ al *. . ; Tl” i« “ i) - ‘hee «3 ° as? PARK away 008 Ouve, Pham Olive He -* ~ (iA " vir ; 7? s 3 ayy pore! 7 * oa erred ) Dealt ° / et Steady poeltiena, , “ athe | »A S10 AND UP P . rae ‘ ’ . 1 asa a : ' eTMENT c —? er) 1500 «hbemiea! Bide Phane Otfwe SS , . Sith ana * «ee ahs ‘ ‘ en ow maaan ee 4.) LOANS OW REAL ESTATE truet mede very reasonable charges TOUN H ABMOTT 708 Cheatau-(@1 9s EY Tt LOAN——§100,. 000. on apro we » ree rrinte es low eet TST aAve ee «a rene se and Ceoetea of trae. HN §& EBLAKE & BRO. 838 Crestaur BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES 0S©* TO LOAN--Fire: and second & a 14464 te eo ond dees deeds of “ate crown Re a ry ©. @ Offices, 6046 $7400 vO Fiaete TIAL Manchester el) war ONET tts LA N—s eurns me of f ‘i 910 000 ne lngsuvet prepertion, geod ' san00 S300) “OS ._NUST & 8ON RmALTY 0 ; . Olive 3420 ent gone 9 ae “Ff « she er Geede of ty ; . Peat ' mm 3: offices, bn et or "161 Maneheoter - i«® — Day \ (ti Need Money } . A. Vie “Sake and Ruy ¢ 4% . = rr SECOND AND THIRD DEED ; pict o> BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ; ; th s rama wing “oe }OOxn 145 ar se a’ te ME ap Ree GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent 3). baie a eee room attached stone porches, slate proof, 4 new garages, fine condition. excellent In. sation for bachelor quarters or #'’nma)l hote:: WANTED BUSINESS PURP’SES. terms See owner a! 4938 Lindell, 10 10 oe ick hardwood fioore, furnace. fine lieh:. R E A ¥ E = = A ‘4 3 « fixtures. sell on payments of $50 month ; 1OUNSTON & DEMAREEF AOOR Page. ict hardwood oo hot Aater heat ” bathe. mnietal weather pa, copper screens price . —- quick "8 cor Ww F omesant ana (latteon finance vour deal ave combination estore and bungalow; REAT,TORS ‘5002 Page bi «c8 Beat loenation tn St. Louis for a bakery, ri a —s ee ee meee LO SEE Rt AIRC ttt tama a sa + le Mie ~ ~~ . Oe OE seme ~ Se ee eee onan
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so Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the "sily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined Fe ae a . — . ete ‘ST. LOU 9 POST- DISPATCH The City ee of the me ee me ae a SSS SSS SS [Sqn SESS OSS Se SS SSS OS SSS ——y = : Fiction an : POLICE FRUSTRATE SAFE CASE AGAINST TURNER 14 HURT IN SINDAY i NOW IN PROGRESS—UNION’S SECOND ANNUAL Me Women’s MONDAY. APRITE, 2 semen“ {100,000 One Weel — Curb Bet Sfore. Rat he: ° > is r 7 rt , ; ’ ij 4 . cay r : ’ ’ ls 4 ("] Wigeg!s tor ft 2h 4 ai : . , , harged th dente , ~ louis nd tf L.ou, ird w prevent: af . n 4 +T " wtera r.aing standing eed yent by Circuit Pudge Gtimm today BT ws ; ' ; sod awad attor ia Attractive Reed Fiber The large crowds that eagerly awaited the open- Massive need E iT unning. n yel adh 4 chalee at alae Prom, 2°c" cc cemeh s Meenas Sat MEE. ing of UNION’S gigantic Second Annual os | kerpainer. to Judge Y*" ! Bo epee pe gh TERN $100,000 One-Week Sale, and the great volume | mitted he was eat i of sales consummated gave us proof positive that our tremendous undertaking will be a success, even beyond our expectations. The splendid price concessions: made by the manufacturers enable us to offer you a wonderful selection of Only. . homefurnishings at 33°° to 50°¢ less than their tau price. Has massiye reed ar nin the det. | a Sh ows pond ¢ oon, ae | OF Oe a ee a Junior and large-size Fiber Reed BUY NOW !: | . , fractured ribs and internal injuri Sb P ends, durab . = ; | e affiant 1d Falkenhain: RTs tinea e tntemne’ fin Sued AhA— Floor Lamps; come in varied enam- is, an ie eafe in the store wa : ee unable to try the case fair- | a. ~ es) ill aaa el finishes. The shade is lined and steel link fabric hited back wgainst the v o ) use of newspaper articles |. rt et he ates eee fringed with silk. A truly beauti- EXTENDED SS ENTS spring and opens we sroee accigao™™ sad ce : a iar. ia § publicity to Turner's case. 4 address, but police, on inquiring at ful Lamp Very spegially priced. into a full-size bed. n hamme found a pin bh ofthe gariuce rested. wie frequently Oo avoid §$ te Ying Ttinger The automohile Line bere WAS one reported Schubert, of 5221 Murdo 10 have been stolen fron boulevard and Locust day night, when Schubert tending a theater Man, Hurt in Pall Down Ste Ds, Dies, ! | int ; ' n . Pa} “Be Pa Theodore Wachte: 4 # ; oo new indictment which alleges t an embankment E¥ay ' ev ffered ————= ee i. -———. . , - yu : gem i : | ~ > ea é 4 j wa re Bs ih South Twelfth street cal terda he orged int m certificates were bruise nd ro) e Hanson ? — = = . : . “ts 7a — “Sn $12 Pottery Table Lamp m " 7 — - Be i: ee : e ~ "am . eu? r’ myligatior crf reat ‘ — ‘ a — ee ; “ » Ste 8 a a + pe » es nt 0) ity hi ital from inrer: in ia i) | , er e | if ‘ ve | ry ‘ ’ : = 7 1] | : ii 4 j , een “eee SS juries su eres when T ell cdhowes : The « erty) iy of ho _» nf so. 300 P Mi h ¥ R ‘ . ment shade and pot- 7 > » Bry i i yr it ani: ‘ . ’ : i? ‘& reeer , ieht of steps on April 1 ‘Pagts tite ee ey ». £, ae. Sage e 2 Trae pbc Ss: Di 1ece \vionalr 1Vv ing- oom Suite tery. base. tm @ . sii as WITT a , : > 2 ’ f ihe home of 4 frie na nt 194° i’ ; thi ik rye | re would rai ' . r . P : . it ' Y thar ma variety ‘ e e v ’ b ~ GR A SA RRA SIR Or Fe etreet, h ey stimony require hine at 1% nd Mi , we This beautifu] 2-piece Suite is CEDARIZED te 4 a + ied han eal Olina, See cae iain eineltad tn ‘iinels fering throughout and is absolutely guaranteed to be 15 $ 75 4. Pj STOCKS AND BONDS some uncertainty on this p e| fractured ; his wife. Kathrine moth and vermin proof. It has the Marshall sae aut A « lece Bedroom Suite | ANNAPOLIS LEAD STOCK ‘ sen! a short dela 1 fractured skull i their daugh- spring loose cushion construction. Specially ot: ; Viret buye: i chetes at S100 1 pasafer of Tarners. case ledves ter Lurie cuts and rien priced for this sale | He ss nt: 3 Walnut-finished Bedroom Suite, well construct- a ice eet Vl 00 ed and consists of full-size bow-end bed, large $ 9:73 vanity, dresser and chifforobe, as illustrated. , Hidg. Phone Olive 4570 , forgery charge Get ous auotatic: on all active uniistec Hall ae nending in Judge stocks and bonds ‘ e ‘ . irft ow) - ¢ will ] ainer’s court where it will } r Ho PORRE: h ; ; RO”? Central National Hank tid up at the convenience of the ; : ’ if Wa LIBERTY BRONTS suugnt at } rKket Value Attorney pA 444A North or “iil loan face \ er ce ré 21 ‘ : ; pavable Sl a : on 4 7) rOrro we IALLIdAY Was rep ntec ee sO) f‘rarqaner Toan acie on , 7 4 > ond nit Kt oc] Pat Pa . ‘ | . ’ u" : re ae ce «ne? hi Fok pone 7 ‘a 2 a , af - a * COPEL LE UE ee BBB? BPP LPP POA a POOL lm LO LO Lalla Ora ee ae Wit OFFER sutvec*. anv par of: 19 Aero Crileer we : ™ e “ , : . ‘ee ~ ’ } ] j ma mmr he ‘ria i & 2onn are , »AAo in] a oer ) Ma L ( — : : = 3S Ld Ps 3 : Reed Ferner 20) Annapolia Lead ; oO : ‘ ores « Fs a, rriage Icenses : Pa . ag E: . ; — a =r _ 8 ; : 3 2) } y 9) Avkannas Travels 4 ; ! & pesto 2 aa ee gh kote ee fem Be This attractive Reed Fernery ie Lone Aacciated GM Groce trustee... A Births Recorded cts | Agen ea ON re well constructed and. enamele ; >... LA f oOpper It ‘ : x 3.35 : ee Fe: : peer . = : o- SS? . ~ oe *s P ; ) = Seep ob c = Ee in Various shades rOT! _ f, ; pie 1. ("Ornsolidated Tit : f Labor Party Chief Says Leaders Make Fools of Themselves. ti See : CONDEMNS Ct COMMONS DISORDERS : : a ee ee oa ee S| | AP a beaut D i" - : Burial Permits | ) Si Verkameomnts ‘ne 98 PPO OD TVA LF _ —— PLP Lah OAAREINGE CESSES $400 10-Piece Dining-Room Suite += $75 Massive Davenette s j 4 Tila } | Groves Ol, .. rete, fis en apn flea Se ee a” | ees. . elyn Buti This beautiful Dining-Room Suite has burl 50 : This massive Davenette Suite is upholstered in imperial | lew ss oath ace Dt chide tidive. hn TD Giles—Gertrude R. Merri! walnut raised panels. It is of the Italian Re- ° , fine quality brown Spanish imitation leather. Naissance design. ’ The divan opens into a full-size bed. Armchair A wondertul and rocker to match. A wasp Set that you enia Wortham. “22 O59 10 5 be | op amy pee feos eee | ein eg ee Reet oe value at > +23 + +» Renae aaa will want to possess Large Side-Icer Refrigerator Willer Great Rug | if “one heated “ats Newt bes, Te » an tile , mer , ; $19.75 | > \\\ an in lead the legitima eee ec el eres, Bree Side-icer Refrigerator, in polished (| Wh \ | | Values into the badly sun eae WW Garets. Spart C1 Mf : golden oak finish—has double wall in : i ! | | tule Brittania’ or ‘Tne Maguire, Baltimore, md & , construction—a marvelous value. Boe vor fist! a coast ea mat F : Porcelain-Lined Refrigerators Whe Beautiful Oriental seenebat nl ee A 7 gear ee ees in a . o- Rees cla ver@reen ve aa , Af Y re j WASHINGTON Ane rl a a nk Ste ; . amie ; Top-Icer Refrigerators phigh - C tremely low at ; ar other act I Supreme (our atte Ss 4 e hil on Maiiwot iniona and re oer aN pe Room-size Brussels Rugs; a mM J KATTELMAN co Monday to deliver oph BIRTHS RECORDED. $12. 15 : £03 Centre’ Natl Bank Pide rn and Olive, sliwe . imations, iil vecess vsti! aanares large assortment of _ splendid Ollve 2266. Central 4240 Olive 840 > ‘i - 11°90 N-19th , Splendidly constructed and finished i quality Rugs at the $13. 75 — 2 Rar Sten, SOORA. POPE oak. special price of.. | 5s sein 55 Federal Cabinet Range aed | : : . oA Pa 9° : — Ta \. : TH Beautiful Fiber Baby Carriage Supreme Court to Recess After oO” » © ‘art C17 Rates The Big Sunday Post-Dispatch os Sm a ‘i ata Maintains Marked Supremacy Over vali Both Other Papers Combined Again vesterday, as on many previous consecutive Sun davs for many vears, the Big Sunday Post-Dispatch alone oe! “Ay. For baby’s sake—one of these ee ee ee ae : i. : NG 2 Carriages. Finished in enamel and will want one of these Federal High- ~ ae — A reclining back. The body is pi (a4 . ah e — ; - ' making it impossible for baby té: earried a greater volume of Paid Advertising than BOTH BURIAL PERMITS —— “Rea tn chine : cs Iden Oak Chifforobe thrown sldowas. ; OTHER St. Lonis Sunday; hewspapers ADDED TO ' Sa aah . 586 rt 12 . er ee oy ee ee Ggl¢ ed in golden oak, and has \ Limbe : a) £ , . . . Globe-Democrat and Star COMBINED | i. 19.800 | ler te: f Christ Churel Consists of drop-leaf 3] $25 Combination Exquisite oblong Queen Anne Dining Tabie and 59" } » : ay tab! ) POST-DISPATCH excess over BOTH 7 G140 eat Gee a 28,OF 193 ot i Bird Cage and Fernery five side Chairs and one Armchair, covered in gen ) : rant Sale price Comes tn various vanal | uine leather. Made of genuine Real Estate and Want Advertising eeterday uf a, When th aecter was bargain at walnut. Sale " aad “ price POST-DISPATCH alon: ee Fi te ’ WSS SUSIE *f eart 3 S l » , i ow 7 Globe-Demovcrat oll Star COMBINED wpe ty oo a . hdl giant + Wty ; . ; $12 ‘Steven Bed 44.400 POST.DISPATCH excess over BOTH 11 SSO ¥3 - ViLLL . Genuine Simmons Steel Bed; hs : S 2-inch continuous post and finished pull | CHIEF OF THE The Reason 20. Ss "{ iS $ 95 , : | . = - Marquis Dominzio T Nii ii} Wie Freemasons of Italy, ¥ ‘ * Q QT ~~ / > wee fd vag , z Mddie street t >. te : = * econ) | a OUSE FURNISHING COME The Big Sunday Post-Dispateh has 5SO% more Total core § teiepho! tn ropriet — = Cotton Felt Mattress, scientifically 45 4 Prine Circulation than the second St. Louis Sunday new asia Riis shove the tcemeee toe phen constructed; full 4s5-pound weight; Masons of his more than FOUR TIMES as much as the third, and 60.000) Fao RELON NE crespents ore aio -28-30 O 1 S mage than BOTH ADDED TOGETHER : a) staff offices of the 1024 Division, ci L VE I. — Initary training Sale Price.. neheon. of the Hotel Settoreod | i = = =r SS SSS ea
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATCH VONDAY., APRIL 30, 1925, “M’LORD 0’ THE WHITE OAD By CEDRIC FRASER ~~ i i a i ——— - —_—_—_————— -—— -_——— - = - ———— a SSS ee = ‘Do You Run Away [FLOWERS AND RIBBON From Trouble? _ ‘s wi fa ; . aS ™ as » Se ene eee -- FASHION NEWS % NOTES * — By SOPHIE IRENE LOEB SOME HATS intended for sum- mer wear shown in the shops today have wide. graceful brims of soft c ee Ss ¥ oe oe ae ae @ ~~ a - : —— ». 0: 6:6:.06.0.0:6:: the music and get over with it instead | Peart ae Se “a 4 o 2 i ei ES Sc res re ? ee ee ee - ie ee N everlasting quarrel pas been learned one thing, and that 1s to face! , } —_ kept up by a couple bevause tae _-- —_- = of running away from it.’ The gurprise ley was his been a tolerabiv Marrow knew their endes of play of apparent friendsh: trust. ‘*Well, mlord,’’ he growled, ging at a lock of his white hair, n out of diplomacy than serv ‘What would you ask of mef’’ **I¢ concerns your daughter, P»}- ' ly,’’ quoth m ‘lord. Jem Marrow’s brow contracted, and his jaw went forward. ‘*Well,’’ he growled. Shale smiled. ‘4 /Tis but a small matter, smith. Is she not betrothed to one of my sta- blemen, a fellow named Tom Brown?’’ ‘Aye, m’lord,’’ still distrustfully. **Well,’’ said Shale, ‘‘Tom was cut with her last night a-walking in the woods near hers, and he declares that he saw a hideous goblin. I was amused and, passing, thought I would hear what Polly said of it.’’ A sigh of relief escaped Jem Mar row, and without a word he walks4d into his house and shouted to Polly to come one, **Tell m’lord what ye saw last night, girly’ he orderal when the pretty little wench appeared blush- ing before m "lord. **In the woods, mean you?f** sho asked demurely, “Aye, Iady,’? qnoth Shale, where apon Polly blushed more furiously at the great compliment the unexpected | term conveyed, bunt forthwith hegen to outline the experience of the nicht before. ‘* "Twas Tom eaw it first, m’lord,’’ she said, *‘and he pointed at it with- out speaking not so much as a worl. Then I looked, m"lord, and I saw the most fearsomest gobling as ever was. At first, it looked like a gob. ling, m’lord, but It looked lika as if someone was carrying a dead man, too.’’ “Ehi" ejaculated Shale sharply, You seem a shrewd Tittle maid.’’ Bhe curtsied eweefly, **Fast told & soul in the village of pris?*? Ghale demanded. She shook her head. Finds Lady Gloria Interested. HALE was met at the gates of Hall be Peter, mounted wide . . re ¥ , q ¥ | + of aS er Cau, = > + LO urging his horse rt with spur and whip, an for him to do, for he most considerate of his '**’ he called, as he alongside Shale. ‘‘ ‘Tis glad I am to see you back again.’ why, Peter, what's amiss?” okere. “tis nothing mighty ser! lord, on)v—Sir Humphrey Clay e here. ughed. there's naught strange in that, Peter, since I met him myself in the ‘Amherst.’ What makes you #0 excited, man?’’ ‘*Well, m’‘lord, an’ I guess aright he is here to take M'lady Gloria back to Clayville Grange.’’ Again Shale laughed, though this time a trifle hardly. ‘Well, who has a better right, Pe ter? Is he not her uncle and guardi en?’’ ‘* Ave, m’lord, but he bodes her no good. Consider, m‘lord, he hath one death on his hands to account for a! ready.’’ Shale drew up his horse suddenly and swore. ‘‘Gad, man, you don’t mean hea barm m’ladv?’’ | Peter shook his head doubtfully. ‘*Perhaps not, m'‘lord, but failing other means of getting the gold toe himself, I'd put nothing beyond him.’’ Shale rode on, frowning, till they reached the steps leading to the big door of the hall. | A stable boy stood outside holding a big black horse. It was Sir Hum-) phrey Clayville’s, and Shale remem.- | bered having seen it tethered in the yard at the ‘‘Amherst.’’ He dismounted and, as Peter led. away his horse, he leapt up the steps. and passed into the great paneled hall. | For a moment he paused, undecided- ly, then the sound of voices coming. from the cool, shady lounge on the left, smote his listening ears, | , Without tarrying further, he strode, towards the room and entered. | On the threshold he paused and sur-| veyed the group before him. It con-| sisted of Lady Gloria, his aunt and Sir Humphrey Clavville. The latter’s florid face was redder even than usual,. and ‘twas plain he was in a temper, a by no means unnsual thing with him, as his servants knew to their cost. He was speaking loud and forcibly, punc- | tuating his remarks with pushes upon the hilt of his sword, which caused the) scabbard to rise suddenly, throwing straw which droop becomingly. The erowns in many instances are high and oval in shape and the satin ribbon trimming of early spring is sometimes replaced by velvet rib- bon. THE SIDE PANEL for the skirt instead of starting at the waist line or the hip. now starts at a point rather high on one side of the bod- ice. The panel is likely to be point- ed at both top and hem, and this point is usually embroidered. ONE TEA GOWN OR NEGLI- GEE—there is really no difference carries out rather cleverly the Egyptian idea of gathering the draperies into a panel at the front of the skirt. In this case the panel is of lace. topped by a Luxor orna- ment. and it gives an airy, dainty look sometimes lacking when heavi- er materials are employed A REMARKABLE CLOAK for wear with a thin dress seen today is hardly distinguishable from a bathrobe in cut and line and length. But it is made of silk crepe ina light or brilliant tint, and lavishly embroidered. THE NEWEST SHOES, in suede or patent leather, are conspicuous because of their quietness in a day when shoes grow wilder and wilder. This quiet shoe, seen in numbers on Fifth avenue, New York, has four narrow straps over the vamp, which give the effect of being gathered upward toward the ankle by a jet cabochon buckle. THE BLOUSE FROCK, very pop- | ular today, is an ideal one for the young woman of less than 29 years. The upper part is an overblouse of gray, sand or caramel, brightly em-| broidered. The skirt is of silk} crepe, without a bit of embroidery, | and, of course, pleated. ————_ —————————== = ———— tle sun hat upon her head and its ribbons knotted ‘neath her dimpled chin. Shale felt his breath draw in sharply as he looked upon her loveliness. ‘*The cause of all the babble, sir. is me—poor little me’’—she said with) a merry laugh that sounded to Shale like the tinkling of silver bells. ‘‘ Your, aunt wants me to stay here, and mv, uncle desires me to depart. Wilt play arbiter?’’ Shale shook his head with a smile. ‘‘Nay, ‘twere too grave a responsi- bility; rather would I suggest that the’ matter be left for settlement with vour aweet aelf.’’ Again that tinkling laugh. ¢¢ "Tis a sound suggestion, but one that will not appeal to your aunt, who mat , ’ 1, ** | ‘ 1» husband thought he Was care the line of least resistauce. They had a disagreement about ter. and every time she brought up he simply put on his hat and ¢0u and left the house. And the mole tril! hecame a mountain, until evervthinyg this man or woman did became may nified in the otber’s eves and there was a regular feud in that househe. For weeks they were not on sneak ing terms, simplv because this matter was never settied. The man simply refused to tatk about it and insisted on holding hs own views in the matter. Now, as a general rule, this is the , way most people act to get rid of a disagreeable subject. But it doesn t hold good in every case. Things grew intoleratie and tars pair were on the verge of sepuratiou. The man told a fricnd of his trou- niles at home and the friend suggest- ed: ‘*‘Whvy don’t vou talk it out? It had never occurred to the man that this might be the way out of i' to take his medicine and have done with it. He took his friend's advice. He re- turned home and began the subiec? immediately. He took his wile’ breath awav when he suggested tiat | the man the facts in the first place. they get at this matter and say all they wanted to say about it. His very attitude almost disarmed the woman, and the tirade of arguments thas she had built up in her mind to present was almost forgotten in her astonish ment at his being willing to go irxto the discussion. Suffice it to sav that the thing was patched up, cach giving in in some measure, and now everything reigns peaceful in that home. This man told the friend: ‘‘I have | avoided by actually meeting them. — —— — —-_—— —— . - - - - _— ———— . - pleasure of meeting me again at the | reception at the Grange tomorrow eve- ning. What say vou, uncle?’’ Sir Humphrey frowned and stamped, | then with ill grace asked Shale to ac- F me) cept the invitation which he forced ‘himself to sav he ‘‘had come specially | to the Hall to tender.’’ Shale bowed. ‘*] shall be there, m’ladr, amongst the earliest guests, and I trust you may be disposed to walk with me a minuet?’’ ‘*As we do it in London,’ she cried, gailv dropping a curtsey. ‘*But not Parisian in vour most approved stvle.°’ Shale laughed a little awkwardly. ‘*FPaith, ‘tis little 1 knew of either,’’ he replied. ‘*Ah, then,’’ quoth Sir Humphrey, | with sudden interest, ‘‘vou’il spend thy time with us less sprightly fellows at the card tables.’’ und bills and considerable unpleasant. face consequences rather than forever .shoulders squared, his firm chin for- — — => ——— SE —_—— How many people would save them- | selves a great deal of misery and | discomfort if they would only take | the same precaution. Running away from trouble never got anybody anvthing but. more trouble. | se = — 1 know another woman who had a disagreeable creditor to whom she owed monev and she could not pay. Every time she knew he was coming. she would run away for a few days. After which she would have letters ness. The whole thing hung around her like a millstone. It came to pass that the man to whom she was indebted finaliv did catch her at home. She made a clean breast of her situation, stating that she could not pay, and was so ashamed that she did not waut to face him) when he called: She was surprised to find how good- natured he was about it in that he arranged for her to pay it off in small | pater was standing by his sid | installments so that she could readily | just assisted Sir Humphrey's corpu-| do it without too much difficulty. ‘lent carcass on to the back of his black | How much anxiety and guilty feel-| porse. | ing this woman might have saved her-| .* “aw a + » decreed it, and | am going to see that prospect with anv of the pleasure she shee are had anticipated uy. LOF | iove her too well te ‘Do be quiet, Aunt Genevier she said, for though she w; ; . : - rf WY ~ - | . ' iss nnd Ti9n, she a Wave ferred to Eggs with Swiss Cheese You will get real food value from this. 4 eggs, '; cup cream, | table- tter, salt, and and P ib. Kraft lingwav as Aone Molord Anderle: fsenevie perforce dn noth Meparr, ')8 ne mut he eertainly ad with extreme thorough Shale looke full ss her, while Sir Humphrey grinned, rubbed his ria broke in with fat hands wit ‘* Dear m ‘la . said the new Lord Anderlev, ‘‘ vou nosely mis udge TY) \ words ] rown fervent desire rather stay here a 37? . wi most appr CiNte@ wour coudescenpn Economical eine erscess million-dollar machines, insures © and durability at no extra cost. N irt Line Inlaid Linoleum is the most econom , adv Glori: The edce Shows you that the title deslgeas are ite i The fF | IN sohete a Gees | (orn “LOAVES __ back. —_ Chef at Hotel Jefersee THE WORLDS GREATEST CHEFS RECOMMEND lore merrils ing that you can buy. Ask your dealer NAIRN LINOLEUM COMPANY, ' : LEA&PERRINS| *@ | Qh dara ae SAUCE ‘* Howeven. io iecide 7 Z ty, think /, ' ~ ‘aa Cte , ; oy Bey im, a, y* . SA LG p, Y “tay, f/ ‘A A ‘ Vitam in hl ae . 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