St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 25, 1923

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SOMIC PAGE THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1923. ht, 1923, by the Int. Fear ) Inc., Reg. VU. 8. Pat. Offi) — = GaS- COME K HERE - W;WRETCH! el er the Int. Ss. Pat. 1423, by Reg. U. lit, Inc.. Feature. Office.), — , ght, 1923. by H. C. ark Reg. U. S. Patent Office.) Fisier, (Copy right, 1923.) + hy ae > ~ > LOS AAA, re mee WS DR. LOVEJOY RIDES IN STEERAGE + ,°r more. AVOID the SATURDAY rile Your WANT ADS time is & time—tjet Closing closing dp. ™m better ~—but NIGHT RUSH BIG SUNDAY POST-DISPATCII KARLY SATURDAY don't serv ix e for the Wait until by flling early Pe VO! PATROLMIAN S NY fp KILLED WHEN AUTO UPSETS AT CURB Joseph T. Staten’s Body Found Under Overturned Sedan at King’s Highway - and Natural Bridge. SKIDDED IN TURNING CORNER > CAR He Is Believed to Have Been Chasing Speeder When Off Duty—Second Fatal- ity at That Spot. 41 avenue, Patrolman Joseph _ Staterr. vears old. of 253 Arlington l’olice Dis lo a overtur attached to the Mounted trict, was killed about 4 im. to- when his autoniobile the day curbing in bridge parkway Natural against King's avenue. He a Ford sedan He highway at was found dead under the car. automobile fra. by passing had and skull. drivers, suffered ‘tures of No one the Ace? of neck is iclent oO! to have witnessed Police tracing bile the Staten Bridge speed, marks automo- tires in street! concluded had aventwtue Natural of he driven east on high rate his machine skidding when ul a King’s high doing Mounted at 3s hbe.- turn south on had the off otticers the The patrolman patrol dad in and had gyne Hlis commanding he tomobile on This theory would off the natural route and would explain whys at the time of the made Way, hight Disirict in. lieve been uts duty mm, ran across a suspicious au- and account his way home guve chase, fan his being his home Was specding cident, io he ac- This is the second death an ent at the corner weeks. On May 16, HowWara ams of 746 Westgate avenue kiiled and William Wieland Nerth Taylor avenue seriously jured when the car in which were riding hit the parkway overturned in much the same hit as Statens Patrolman Staten had been on the force since 1907. For the last eight yoars he had served in the Mounted l strict. Lately it had been his duty ts ride in a police automobile with his partner, Patrolman Cole, through The streets of the section from 7 p m. until 3 a. m. , His widow and five childyen Sldest 16 vears old. survive. WN INDIAN AND HIS NEW AUTO Turned Out 16 Let Bridge “Gimme Another One.” By the Associated Press . ONTARIO, Ore May 25. —— Clyde iVaunzhorse. a yvoung Northern OkK- llahoma Indian, who recently has be- in e! in the Wil- was 4009 in- they the tome oil-rich, bought himself a $5000. and drove automobile automobile Wednesday away. Yesterday’ the salesman was confronted by Young- horse again. The Indian was afoot. He walked with a limp and his face and hands bore various contusions and bruises. He had a pocketful of money and he wanted to buy futomobile. This was his explana- tion: “Drive out big car, moonshine; take drink, step Trees and fences go by fast. Boon see big bridge coming road. Turn out to let bridge Bang! Car rone. (;imme one!" gallon on Pretty buv pass Woman Who Won Greck War Cross Saves Moncey for Hospital. Ry the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 25. Lovejoy, noted woman Who was personally decorated by the King of Greece a few weeks ago with “the first Greek war cross ever award- ged io a woman, came home in th: Pleerage of the steamship Berengari::, “in order to save money to be used for hospital work among. sufferers in Greer e, it was disclesed yesterday, | Pearly two weeks after her unhe: sed arrival Dr. Lovejoy xpiained Mhat the cheapest first-class accom- Modation she had found available on the Berengaria was $300. » ‘When I realized that “Mhird class, IT could go just Americ “a - the people who p: 1id $300 I couldn't resist the teinrtpta- bargain,”’ she said. >. —Dr. Lsthes physicrin, $78.00, to for aa tast flion to get ». Dr. Ludendorff to See Eclipse. -®) the Associated Press POTSDAM. Germany, "Dr. Hans Ludenderff, brother of the ‘famous General. will head an ex- edition ef German scientists to lexico this vear to observe the to- teed eclipse of the sun Sept. 10. Dr. Ludendorff director of the SAstro- Physic ‘al Observatory at Pots- am. All expenses will be borne oy the Mexican Government, at erequest the expedition is to be un- : —. such a - May 205 on is a’ ned known ; last yiwo and | man- | anether | gas.) down | another | nla- | whose | FORD =MAKES $500,000 LOAN TO CITY OF DETROIT: TO LEND $1,500,000 MORE the Associated Press DETROIT, Mich., msRY FORD H ,ork bankers trivanced the Liroit $500,000 on a The Detroit manufacture! receive ‘4 the interes! lInlerests Py May outbid vesterday Nev ane Lo city of De short loan. will cent on Mastern per The wanted 4% per said. The $500,000 the Bank of Ford, of conferred Nagel, City $1.500.000 loan to the days banking ce1iui, loan. went Detroit the manu- with Wil Controller, Ford Cit | Was through Kdsel facturer, liam J Son rezarding a is ready make Within the xt The money*borrowed, it badly needed, the on checks of which to ne few Was city ae the Were ‘ais having enough funds nieet of Education, not posit to Board lue WILLIAM S, HART NOT FATHER OF HER CHILD, WOMAN ADMITS Movie Actor Silent When Told Miss MacCaulley Has kixonerated Him of Her Previous Charge. the Post-Dispatch LOS ANGELES, May 25, Hart, two-gun man of the declined to of Miss Brookline, exonerating he Special to Wills movies the “Tuc. i?) x tS oe today commont on Klizabetn Mass.. , him statemetsts Caulley of graduate, previous charge of heér child “IT would like tft Hiart said, “but the iin the hands of my Hart said he planned to attorne\,\ 2s possible Miss Mac tion in Soston. According pateheg from that city, fessed the child -was -that had woman of Vie lesley her that Waa i tather thing uirely ‘) sHy Madpriie matter lawyer. is en ~* : as soon ‘aulles made her to dis- Sie COT) her borrowed it fre not even ,; ow rl- she Th) as of a desper- her. Her after she (g jence anothe ! part Hart confession ¢ another ate plan to force reported had been that the woman DISCOVERER OF KLONDIKE GOLD HAD ONLY $1000 AT DEATH Widow of George mack and His Daugliirter State in Court. the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash... George Washington ‘| erally reputed to have coverer of in died in possession o $1000, lo sere alle confronted with child ged to helon Washineton Car- el A By May ‘armack, been the the Klondik@g, f not than Marguerite Wash., She dis- gold more his widow, Alrs. Laimee Carmack of Olympia, testified here in Superior Court isaid that part of the ‘gained from the Klondike spent fruitiess prospecting in Case Mountains. (jrace Grapsi ‘armack and his Mason ‘¢ alleged that the hers he had the millions he in idle Mrs of ¢ Kate Sattie. lirst ‘farmack, ter wife, Mre (‘armack divorced, asserted they had at death was that had operating a wy FF from whom have the ‘ar- 6. - $60,000 Dawson. is never t MNOS time She money mack’'s she made cigar 1848 plained stand in oO 19Sod., In Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch Behold Smackover! The Paradise of Oil Stock Sharks and at the Same Time America’s Richest Oil Field Today—Storv of the growth of a sleepy, muddy Arkansas village of a few doz en souls, to a money-mad community of 25,000 within a vear, and a visit to some of its quaint characters who have been transformed overnight from hard grubbers to financial magnates with ‘‘no~ sort notion’’ of how much wealth they have. ‘‘] Am Happy and Contented,’’ Says Heiress to Millions Who Wed Her Gardener— Daughter of a Michigan lumber king and social leader, forfeited her claim to wealth for sake of romance and now lives in a $40 flat in a smoky suburb, an outeast from her family, doing her own housework and pack ing her laborer-husband’s din ner pail, Canada’s Chevalier Passes On—The death of Col. Joseph Boyle, warrior and ad- ventuter, brings to light some of his amazing exptoits of the late war as fascinating as the deeds of Alexandre Dumas’ immortal braves ‘The Three Musketeers’ vir tuallv single handed, the Rumanian trea the bolshevikt. A Good Samaritan Who Nearly Went to Prigon As the resuit of his kindness to a child, this man had been found guilty of a felony and was actually standing up to receive hia sen tence when the truth e It really happened a few weeks ago, out West, st. Louis Woman at 35, the Mother of 14; Others, Younger, Have 10 EBach—tiow do such families, in very modest cir- cumstances, keep the wolf awav?’ The mothers explained how, to Marguerite Martyn. It means Wise economy and hard work. but here are healthy, happy children. o’ d Artagnan of —~liow, he saved sury from ame out. Wael- | daugh-| Halliday Order Your Copy Today * Their ihe iwho iner. ‘the to }cution, said iagen*t The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. = ee -_ —— _— epee — S a ae ——— —_—_— — —— = ra a — ——— — JT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH CHIN EDITION — eee _ ee ee ase area ieeteteeaiiiney-emigeseantnnmeaom acamene ~ eae a. LOUIS, _ FRIDAY EVE =NING, MAY 25, 12adee tt PA GES. TURNER FORGERY UASE IN HANDS UF THE JURY Case Submitted After In- structions by the Judge and Two Hours of Argu- °° ments by Attorneys. _MEMBERS OF PANEL THEN GO TO LUNCH | States Instructions Stated That It Was Not Necessary for State to Prove Attempt or Intent to Defraud. oO! Harry third-degree Thye t‘'ast’ Turne! charged with forgery in the counterfeiting of $1, }? (;overnment 500.000 in Morean & bonds, certificates of J Lerim for lIrench the at I2 “ e17T went to jury Judge Grimm’ ‘Oe In }?. lunch idar for event court m. today. The wr before meeting |'formall the ¢ ase. the offense 4 harge: the of conviction. Is imprisonment in the penitentiary for a term of two to se ven In al have +t years event OL an acquitt adji f) of industry The Steel cOmMm- and the work the steel] the men. ° ttee asserts that ‘d with would “* cir) 12-hour pert geht-hour The cern steel indu ly permit selves to a be injured morally.” siderations Insti- a day than the Iron and tute recently to ¢hvesti- ains large majority gate the feasibility of abandoning the 12-hour in try reported today, H. Gary, chairman .- Steel ConiMm 1 no cone and willing- exert them they woull indus- lbert the steel through E of the Uniied {‘orporation, that it this time recommend | day connects the urge employes to point where physically, mentally But there are other con- of importance “Not in- moral features.”: and “affect the rests of the great pub- but confined emploves.” iron Stirs or not cit or ich a step. Gary made mittee did conclusive the tom- report pres- shorten- le plain that consider 1 but, , Said, lt not or final. ne volving social are pecuniarv lic. including, emplovers and “The of American ¢ Lrrith or under fhe ay would crea They econo ric couditions, he the work eituation in the industry, h of nnd the exten- demand for and iron proda- lie said l> per ce he cost of steel iron the indus riore ‘ mnt inte anv due ing of ad acute not labor stee] at le udded to the production, and require 60,000 to the deart the With for partly respons bility num- the affected \f ~ bers emploves is ucts ust sit hbeca the ‘ongress use Waollid “Se s4 >\ izration, report con- and tinues “There should 1th) mig: ij be trv would em- . ie net LION Oo} permitted and of ploves The tinued, of ploy es alls The rigid order certain- the dan- injurious quality; be enough to foodstuffs, of up to the consuming pub- LO demands welfare, trade present best much there Lerous 1oo found 12-hour dey to thei mentall' conimittee on that the detrimental! ally \ should none was not ' i; it) oO! but eli . - its etu there ought Lo keep moe- our physi or production of met- manutactures the ficient al eX port under the als ard of ded immigra- the of ould obtain } ’ eomimittee also recommen necessities ot restrictions on that need of less lic: and suf meet : industries +} ‘ lion, in INGUSEPI Ol ine nation which em- country in labor it that Discussed The first itlee at } ces tne rhe} 1?) 2 source at White = «3 . the Ll &* Oil al etore. llouse. view of terests Was the f ad i\ of Gary, and ittee report on emplovers the report the LpOm il ¢ mploy es and the public Statement comm in 12-hour reneral with , t th ~ publie, vs after a Harding at the discu ? " COTiUI immed Lime bavor qgmmner White the .* ’ ’ ry? ChnallrmMmati himselt with as total abolition oft President ihe Hiouse. where subject Was and chief “Apparentls for the P . ; : i ) iif apport i if effort” Times a! persSisleni niade labor to 12-hour a If Title topic of Ssion 1] has been the mnderlyineg reason plentiful ring which resulted in f this ion umbers oft the mi the committee ny en.’ save hecome labo ld 12-hour a Sitat recip a) ntment o committee bused sentiment, not creat r should again So pl lorsed Dy | the Was (ol) a WoOrK Men day upon nme le committee “wou favor en- day public prices s. that hou was abolishing the ourchasing ith seling and provided further would consent generally, inelud- farmers, would approve.” Production Necessary. the United States are especially provided ihe ld just dship the oimected njUurious an unreasonable hat were ¢ with he physigally by of who Sutistied w if, employ es it: that it large and Wou that that the erii- ith the ioves mpl Industry the e that percentage that it interferred w associations to of children; that ‘AaSOnsS was lili a SeOnSEC, interest.” to A ployes; and family essential the large "At other Ins the for if and lIne- the ()T)- the these re posed report “Whatever 12-hour present nations large all terested to the public roduction,’ | “The in begal the largest hnecessarv_/to stabil- vainst be iz the tion has convinse the Injury to will Said ‘ report CONnLINUeS. industry production is restoration sonable about a glee! ed ae com- da\ bring to its progress, committee *found be ibandone ad incre: the the ay erage 15 investiza prosperity.” that mittee that same has not ol self physically, “if the at The ~-hour nploys eS, morally. !] iority been an the er menta day should in th present it would ise of cert not 5 lhiad. per at devote on the per- das men production there additional he ( number ases, iv2-hour of « and would be needed 650.000 time to their families than employes impossible to obtain of men to on a three-shift which would of the are practice least “Tt would is questionable Continues the haps Process. 1 sufficient ODp- the plants basis up supply the purchasing industry iS erate there shifts committee “Because steel] to capacity present il Contin thre hour shifts thie uous process, necessities There shift men steel.’’ eight-hour or public the is believes Two now under tWwo at the the demand The workmen. a result. the miore ans because t to meet furnaces enough and shitt. And longer pas “ EXHBITOR OF ‘DRY RAID (DRILLING 10 BE STOPPED prefer is less lor iron there PAINTING CONVICTED’ IN BURBANK OIL POOL: Found ‘Work on 279 Wells to Be Closed Down—wWill Await Greater Demands. Abraham S$. Baylinson Guilty of Exhibiting Picture | Outraging Public Decency. iated Press Gk., May 20 famous Ry the A sS80« TULSA, operations Pre = May Lgsociated NEW YORK saviinson, Abraham Vrilling the So- Burbank of in the Artists, a picture ' today in the ‘ jal ‘ather, 7 ‘representatives S. secretary ciety of Independent today was convicted of exhibiting under an agreement reached that outraged public much criticised painting ‘F Forgive Them,” depicting “dry” vocates raiding the wedding feast at | which Chri turned water intO| was wine. on 979 vesterday 11 of the 14 pro-| in the field. If drilling decency a conference here of companies ad- ducing agreed down at to close wells. ,’ } + ("os- R an Announcément WwasS mace bs den & Co., after yesterday's confer- “ence, that the lid would be down and kept down until the con- ior drilling.’ Lo Altentian New York City Made by Treasurer of Large Concern. Ry the Associated Pre NEW ¥ ORK. May loans New York City stopped virtually indefinitely by many large life insurance and mort- gage companies, it was announced last night by soueyn W. Phair, treas- of a large concern. : tion a SAILINGS FO U. S, SUSPENDED Action war- The demands crude of operators sumption resumption 'inability of the ket the present production, of inadequate pipe line and storage have rant ~c ~Bulilding in have been | facilities, was said to enced the shutdown. urer pool in Northern Oklahoma. The tribe lea and. collects millions of year tion royalties All companies ho: ding the affected area with the exception of Laurel Oil Co., Carter Oil Co, ‘and the Prairie Oil and Gas were | represent: ed at the meeting and from of Spanish Steamship Line) Due to Liquor Ruling the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 25.—The Span- ish Royal Mail Steamship Line, op- erating between Barcelona and New ™ r | ‘ o ‘eT eC ortea York, has ordered. discontinuance | these np carnage RS - Be rte | se altel vem of all American sailings, Luis Llan-| be in favor of the m¢ ae local agent for the company, an-/| following wanes aera leum Co.., nounced last night sented: yc é Phill »s Co., | a ‘ . Pa i Lips ). The discontinuance Gypsy) Co., wan . nw Cc Co.. Twin State\Oil Co Skelly ' : Comer Oil Co. * ulpa & ~ ‘Sinclair Oil and Cosden & Co. 4 leases sO Oj) >i] decision forbidding foreign veassels| Texas ©°.. from bringing liquor into American] Refining Co., territorial limits, he said, Co., Pure Oil Co. was ordered i ; LO, ! cq" nadi- j "Ay COSL ; ‘oil pool of Oklahoma slowed down | Ol | counsel “clamped | ‘ Nnare- | because | influ- | The Burbank | ig in the Osage Indian Reserva- | ses its lands to oll operators | dollars a. lease sales and produc- |, in. to | The. weer" S| _ SHOWGIRL ANI WIFE UNITED AGAINST STIL Banker’s Wife Hopes Miss Leeds Will Win in Contro- versy— Would Be Glad to Offer Home to Her Boy. TELLS OF. ANOTHER WOMAN IN CASE Mrs. Stillman, in Interview in Quebec, Declares Beau- (officials, Indian Guide, Has) vais, Been Annoying Her. t | By the Asso lated | NEW YORK, Stillman Press. May 25.—Mrs. hopes that Anne Urquhart Flo:- win in her contro- A. Stillman for born to Stillman and Miss Leeds, says a dispatch the New York Times from Grane Anse, Quebec, today. For Miss Leeds, the dispatch adds, Mrs. Stillman has ‘nothing more than pity.”’ Mrs. Stillman added a sensational jangle the by charging thet 'Fred K,. Beauvais, the Indian guide as corespondent by Stfllman charg with the paternity of Stillman, had been annoying her. Her attorney has warned Beau- Vais to desist. she declared, andgdd- ed that Fowler McCormick, son of Harold McCormick of Chicago, 4 friend of the family, remaining ait the lodge with her and her chii- | dren as a protector. Mrs. Stillman said she knew Miss Leeds was not the cause of break with her husband and 'divorce and other suits which out it, but that another Was responsible. She said Miss |Leeds had been replaced in Still- | man’s attentions by a New York ciety whom she has heard if he is divorced. About a month ago, Mrs. Stillman explained, she was informed that Stillman had broken with Florence and that the latter was con- }templating suit against the bank- er. Mrs. Leeds will with James of the son ence versy support Oo to Case named and Guy red 1S that her the WwW woman sr woman, he may marry Leeds a froin appeared far For two years Stillman her usual health. ‘luring the court battle, she post- poned an operation to conserve energy, but three weeks ago perfornred, she and she not fully recovered. “I really did offer to. Miss Leeds (Miss Leeds’ son),” would be glad to make such an of- fer any day. He is my son's half-| brother and if Mr. Stillman accept any responsibility for we do If Jay father gentleman, MY sons are gen- her nas said, direct Jay make a to adopt she said, “ut | not does not him, is not a tlemen.— Mrs. Stillman Leeds ‘‘had any | would fight like “[ hope that, above all else.” , added, “she will not sit still. I hope ithat she will not let things slide by, |hoping that somehow in some way 'she and the boy, especially the boy, will be taken care of. That doesn't gain anything With people like Still- /man.” Jay ;tune of 'svivania ‘mother. The mother—Flo Leeds—in a tele- gram from Atlantic City, addressed The Associated Press, challenged ithe statement of Mrs. Stillman, that the former New York banker settled '$500.000 on “the other woman” and ther son, in trust funds. This statement appeared affidavit submitted by Mrs. in winning yesterday from the ard pellate Division of the Supren ‘Court confirmation of ‘her award a $90,000 a year alimony and $15,000 | fees, Leeds’ not | if all that Miss ; at tiger.’ said sense a $7.18 Leeds today has a total for- $1.90 deposited in a Penn- bank, according to his fo in an Stillman Miss Leeds. in her telegram, Continued on Page 4, Column 3. Acquiring a Home Means Progress permanency. There is a about property. which ex-" tends itself to the possessor of that property. If you own your home, yom are recognized as a substantial citizen. ‘To own vour own home is to have an investment thag wil! pay you better with each v easeneine year, for St. Loults real estate grows in value as St. Louis grows. Rieht now is the time to buy real estate in order to en- ioy the greatest returns from the money invested in , if.e Turn to the “Real Estate” columns of the Poset-Dis- patch today—and any day in the week, and vou will find investment values in real estate for homes that cannot be surpassed. It will pay you to investigate them. The Post - Dispatch | @t. Louis’ One Rig Want Directory The Perfect Market-Place Sihe —— BOY’S CAN’T TIE CANS TO DOGS’ TAILS IN MOVIES IN ENGLAND Anyone of 66 Other Elements NST STILLMAN | film Will Cause Censor to Bar Picture. the Associated Press. LINDON, May 25 producers who wonder sy —American why some of their motion pictures have | been ruled off the British may tind their expfanation in the ae am oldest | member of the House chief Eugiand. screen | remarks O’Connor, (Commons in "of and censor of the cinema associates miles 67 O'Connor, who with his passes judgment on about of film every week, mentions elements, any one of which will cause a film to be forbidden. The board will not. permit materializa- tion of the figure of Christ, cruelty 25 ' ; ’ , The jhe hurt. 30 | troit, agement to children and to animals, dispar- of public characters and | prolonged deathbed scenes, , too much revolver shooting, or a pic- | ture which holds up as laudable the | sacrifice of a woman's virtue. censor will not allow little boys to tie cans to dogs’ tails, and will not let trained “movie” pretend that they have been He allows the bad man in| the film to say “Go to hades,” but | not “Go to hell.” Girls taking part | in crime, women drunk and women! being branded are not allowed to be) shown on films, and no one may | say “What the devil” on the screen. ATTORNEY SENT TO JAIL AFTER APPEARING AT COLONY INQUIRY “I’ve Told All TI Know,” He Says. Sentenced by House of David Investigator. ST. JOSEPH, Mich., 5.— Walter M. Nelson, Detroit attorney, was sent to jail this morning for days by Judge Dingeman of De- following Nelson's appearance before the State’s one-man grand | jury investigation into the House of | dogs May 25 | David colony. it was | | be ing i price ‘marks a HOME OF MRS, PERKINS ROBBED she | 'with revolvers and fled in an auto- | bags. . said: | and vicinity: | _iperature. ers night and tomor-,; | tral portions, fait in north portion tonight and tomor- row; As Nelson was being taken to the ;county jail by Sheriff Bridgeman he said: “I’ve told everything I know.” | ‘RYE TO BE BASIS OF LOAN — - | Berlin Council to Borrow on Value of 11,023 Tons. the Associated Press BERLIN, May 25.—The Berlin City Council has decided to float municipal loan of 200,000 centner of iry, or approximately 11,023 tons. This believed to be the first in- | stance of a city issuing a foan in a commodity value, although several German provinical distriets have resorted to this procedi§e because iof the depreciation of the mark. | The subscription forms of such (loans specify fixed quantities of rye, |'paid for at current mark prices, and when the redemption payments are ‘due they are made at the market | price of the grain on that date. The interest on the Berlin loan will be ‘raised through rents received from ‘the municipal farms, these rents also paid in rye. The wholesale of rye today about 85,000 centner. | By is is —_—_—_ —- oo Masked Burglar Held Revolver and Ransacked House. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 25.—A police search of pawnshops today revealed that during the night of May li, a masked burglar armed with a re- volver, held Mrs. George W. Per- kins, widow of a partner of J. P. Morgan, cowed in her Riverdale home, while he ransacked the room and fled with cash and jewels val- ued at $150. Gold a Worth $15, 000 Taken. By the Aassociat Press. NEW YORK, May 25.—Two rob- bers this afternoon entered the of- fice of the Solid Gold Mesh Bag Co. in the Bronx, covered the clerks mobile with $15,000 worth of gold ‘SHOWERS PROBABLE TONIGHT; LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE THE TEMPE RATURE. ‘i 2 m. ; a. 310 «@ 1a. ™m , ] > 1? (noon) m Highest yester- |, day, 71, at 5 m.; lowest, 6 a. m. Official fore- cast for St. Louis Un- setticd weather tonight and to- morrow, probably with showers to- night; not much change in tem- > ONT | | Missouri—Show- probable to- row; not much change in tem- ; ; perature. | Iilinois—Show- ers probable in south and cen- 4 not much change in temper- ature. Stage of the river at 7 a. m., 9.3 feet, a fall of .2 of a foot. hemes | Germans Charge | | (Copyright, 1 | Gelsenkirchen | Ruhr. | pected, w PRICE 2 CENTS STRIKES IN OCCUPIED AREA CONTINUE TC GAIN GROUND More Mines Compelled to Shut Down; Wood and Steel Workers and Carpen- ters Join the Walkout; Bochum and Dortmund Miners Quit. MARCH ON ESSEN REPORTED TO BERLIN French Have Encouraged Radical Elements; France Will Not Reduce Reparations Unless Allies Cancel Debts. the Associated Presa. LONDON, May 25.—The German Government is alarmed at reports that bands are, marching on Essen, says a Central News dispatch from Berlin this aft- ernoon. It has asked permission of the French authorities to send torces of German police from the occupied districts to Essen and Gel- senkirchen. by armed Communist 20,000 Steel Workers Ruhr Area Strike. the Associated l’ress ESSEN, May 25.—-The atrike iw | the Ruhr begun by the Communists \is gaining in numbers and now Iin- icludes thousands of iron and satel workers, in addition to the miners previously out. The latest to join 20,000 employes of the steel at Remschaid, near Blberfeld,- whose demand for a 50 per cent in- erease in pay wWas-refused. It is @f- timated that 50,000 miners are strik- ing in the Gelsenkirchen district, The Communist commission of control today still is holding the police headquarters at Gelsenkirchen which it seized early yesterday. Ne- gotiations are continuing among the Burgomasters and French authori- ties for establishing a workers’ po- lice force. Serious damage was inflicted upon the Rhine-Herne Canal last night, according to German sources, by the explosion of a large mine said to have been laid in Ruhrort Harbor by Gerrhan Nationalists. The dam-_ age, the Germans say, is suffici@nt seriously to affect transportation, as it is draining the water from the harbor, which holds many barges loaded with coal ready for the French to transport down the Rhifte. The French authorities minimize the damage, saving it is unimpor- tant. . Number of Those Killed in Rioting Grows = Ten, By the Associated Pres DORTMUND, May 25.—The strike here continues to gain ground. Three other mines have beer compelled to shut down, making 10 thus far closed. The woodworkers and car; penters also have joined the strike and at three mines in. Bochum the workers have os 9° cha out. . Join Miners in Liv —— ee COMMUNIST T ACHION ALARMING BERLIN Special C able ‘to the Post -Dispateh- and The New York World. 9°73. be the reese and Tutttger the aw York World Y out-Diepatch.) £5.—Communists of Dortmund ant Gelsenkirchen at the end of the struggle between local civilian guards and Communist Hundert- echaften—red guards. Latest fig- ures from Gelsenkirchen show 10 dead and 70 wounded, while 60 were wounded in the counter rioting tn Dortmund. In the attack in the police headquarters the rioters fired burning bombs, de- stroying the roof and the criminal records. The police, fire depart- ment and civil guatds were forced Publishing Cos. and the PERLIN, May are in possession to disband by the Communicts. Communist bande from all parts Sermany are ellipping ‘Into the The next move, it le @2- be made on Bochem. Stores and hotels. which closed upon the beginning of hostijittes, were of compelled by the Communists to re- open, and they were then pillaged by rioters. The civilian authori- | ties refused to permit the Commun- ists to establish police patrols, but the latter. taking reattere In thelr own hands. established their own patrols and members of the civilian guard are being hunted down. Bricks and Rubber Jacks. _ The riots continued yesterday, the Communists appearing on the street« in bodies of 190 or mora, armed with pistols, bricks, steel beara *.> oa ae

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7 ees rien See a ae mee —_ — _——————- ae a ee ms © | PREMIER AFTER ST.LOLUS POST-DISPATCH _— a FRIDAY EVENING, 99°33. MAY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_—_ _ was intended to deceive?’ He POINCARE STILL POLITICAL FLURRY Crisis, Precipitated by Sen- ate’s Refusal to Try Com- | munists, Ends When Resig- nation Is Not Accepted. CHARGES AGAINST RADICALS STAND Decision as to Future of Case | to Be Made Tonight; At- tack Made on Ruhr Policy in Considering Credits. the Associated ress PARIS, May 25.—The ‘¢ been summoned to meet this evening the of President | Millerand on | he | purpose of the con- | sider the procedure to the cases of Marcel fellow Communists, Charged the safety | . »* ‘abinet has | departure 10-day meeting prior to a trip is to be followed in Cachin and his with acts endangering of the Republic. It was the refusal of to try the Communists court that precipitated the resigna. tion last night of Premier Poincare and his ministers, which the Presi dent refused to accept. The charges against the Communists satill stand | in spitecof the Senate's decision, which was simply on the method | of procedure, and the ministers to- T HE moving picture night are to decide whether the case | diat after their marriage shall be brought before the Assizes Court, or the action abandoned tirely. Millerand took the position the Senate voted as a judicial body | nna that its action was no refiec- |a@ portrait painte She left tién on the Government's general; Company in 1912 policy. | years. Continuance in office of the CabB- inét was definitely decided upon la“t nfght, ending the 30-minute crisis, it was said at the Foreign Office to- | day, although there is a feeling in AREA CONTINUE political circles that the situation TO GAIN GROUND eannot remain as it was left by the | : vote of the senate. M. Poincare’s Continued From Page One. friends declare the Senate's action | cahnot be interpreted as unfavorable tdethe Cabinet, since only the day before the Premier had been given a wote of confidence on the question ofmdopting daylight saving time for thé summer. M. Poincare, himself. however. cqansiders a new expression from the Senate necessary to clear up his po- sition and probably will propose a question of confidence next week on his domestic policy. The entire Chamber of Deputies. with the exception of the Commun- ists, gave Premier Poincare a prank oVAtion when he entered the cham). today for the continuation of weet day's interpellations on the Ruhr. The Communists hooted the Promier. but this seemed only to increase the enthusiasm of the remainder of ihe Deputies. The attack on the Government in reannection with the credits asked tor to finance the Ruhr action was|!S expressed that a general adeentuated today when Edouard |!" the affected area, paralyzing Herriot, leader of the radical party, | "ezion. will have ill effects took the tribune. M. Herriot said terior Germany The struggie be could not help comparing the er- tween the local civilian guards rafs made by the French Govern- (fomimunist ,guards } ment in its Ruhr operation with the | which eryme the Germans had committed the I dvwring the war. the ‘He thought T’remier Poincare occupying force should have conducted further ne. geliations with the head of the Rrit. ish Government before deciding on saparate action. As to the resuites obtained from the Ruhr occupation itfelf, he would like to know ig ct Wer not costing more than it would. yield. Senate high the as a actress, ely last bridegroom's mother, of retire from the films temporarily, Who is a grandson of the lat steel railway car, in 1917, | en- | nt | shortiy tie Strauss’ to become en — STRIKES | IN | OCCUPIED MeENACINE and arre to mob, in gwuardes continued ‘formidabl the civill: those a ers of ing ms Oo h i \ bee 1) and who resist report the mii i! dey half of order neral atrik - | ordered. ks effective accepting ia) steel wo! the st the The inade.- about the were entirely with the security find expelled the Communists been workers local polic quate to and most of privates had French force had things their own The French thelr military establishment ser and wuelheim by armored cat and tanks are not mixing in the and Gelsenkirchen affair. The action, as here, bevond cope situation the been and poti« e. hv the way strengthened in adding but thev Dortmund have ia- S Clommuuisi ‘een importance far of the Fear strike that in an establishing local Communist Governn or mere takes the enis in he. and ihe Tr re has reneh Classe hitterness. held in ‘he to aroused check tuhr the heen since entered bv common Opposition -_-- — | | Trance, Fearing Rising in the Ruhr, | to Send in More Troops. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | am? the New York World. the FP’res# and Pulitscer New York World Dispatch.) —~tTt is evident bw the l’oat - 7% )itoonvrianht 12.3 ' Publishing Cos and the PARIS, May a _— ——— tes one Baldwin Kisses King’« Hands. iv the Aseoc ort) ed DP reas LONDON® May 25. feared, now that mark has made it King George |e for the workers to byy the ordi held a privy council in Buckinghan, | "ory necessaries of 'ife It is hoped palace this morning. He also fo) here that the killings’ will be confined mpbly received Stanley Baldwins wh (Oo communists and the and | kigsed the hands of the sover that French poilus may in- hi appointment as volved, but none thé less it emi First Lord of decided to send heavy —— bients Inte —_— is tion of the impossi- police not he eign on Prime M inieter the has been Treasury reinforce- art once the Ruhr, prob Ventnor City, harles nite) chorus of the wife. ————————— Act immediately to secure one of the high-grade, re- liable and smartly appearing automobiles listed today over in the “Automobiles” classi- tied columns. Service plus a moderate price is the rule. eee fF OST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Big Want Ad Directory The Perfect Market - Place shown ($100 Yearly | Twenty-Sixth the dinance $100 a » Dy time wo ! ! (obtal iar Bale War el ithe’ ;7O08K , " ris T. Sehoen, her new at ¢ with afternoon of she here Li ei; iV ee t. she a suburb SAV, fir who divorcee. from oy Vo K heen in her She has hom ON openly pro e Aliniste 00,000 ne in the industri 1 tory fa refusal he propert: Northern. F Le 1 « ] frcim G ec i\ ° frem Another disturbing ing impatience 's attitude Premier TT} ow Tow i¢ nister Jaspa in qi ; les insist neo-KBelgian repar: drawn ul: tality bre based o1 a adj AgReCS pose si 1) } ye. Vari ereent ‘(ue eCrinany, be) i‘e is but w net fo. Aldermen n kilers halt of this this (mppe ri said would tine *’Vel) f of thei in Cireuit © WAS Triana hine = pe nding ‘‘dinance, it Nirs, \lres ned a Wil firm Warner Warne divorce at lan I> Wats of W. F Wa ne Stella Sfelia from the dealers rng tes ‘if } thre sr aieted that «he yas Mae Sig Sle frequently quart Warner did 1 Wwe e lone sii) f They mia and Separated l Yen! pr a. al ivpe , i}? hee Proposed for Installation. Hi Filers Ie draft license oday oprietol (yt to being OUNDSe lO! Cony ) uftte i Pieiae high tis 1} ; «? q*7 Hid machines ') Ki (icte ? at | ‘ , 4 (yy ’ Wari e) Nusba mite \ ’ did ryaye chnie ¢)? } ¢ iol oo ith Stores of the quested an Gt ee >) of any machine. be 1? Ppiile John et norce. rkwood ; Lae De) e'yreet d ne nd tt] ‘% ag a Nlarg h “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by We Pubii M : Daily oniv., int | under the act of March 3 iMember EMBER mone, orde louie vered bv ‘ Stk De} dea lere a month Entered eeoend-cla 1879. at as the Poertoffice Rell. Olive 6600. JOSEPH ‘ ix. 1s arriér a4 I LITZ is ER axe hance “rT Sunde’ matter aT. Leuls out-of «i Se a 17, Me. Julw Kinloch. Central 6uCe, | italn Considerable t) he, I =i» avs rity Ano I \ ae ist tne Paotzuku if the Sucnow advices iS assumed have e} Maite ! , the at foreie ptives a forces are attempting (;overnment cordo lnded the theor heve surro AT ett We nosed to retreat tine bandits fightin 7 ss -) emselyves Bure Ving The > spur Mt: i\ he a AION PON DbASSAdO} e. oO hehalf Mussolini, to the Foreign Office the AN inter! nier has strongly, sented |Visability ppu nese of sending natin expedition the ¢ kidnapers. Thic he said, by the The Dl the Foreie, \bessador W i d nitive aval bandit ‘Was suggested. oposal 1 Government. iC aT frowned upon bv Af) Wi il and the measures mieayn Taken From Lake 4 eur) iat ei l’eece "ACGIO. Nia bendy ni ‘he ("bile Paot- 11} Major ieo =LIM Cvff ( Thies: e. | day (deg the: Amer- ali- ted Ve and feet a ks "aA Oot- res, Sul- and hae ree ns, “autre suf- : ee oo ¢ aie Seaverai robab \ Va- hat rrTi¢ —— . i ee. Orie ? epre ad , Wal ‘hi step > Amer- was ice iurt. . : , P Schoo] rom Ni is ryt. \ “seventh ney Harper FE ike erty ’ Lapel rhe ta ,e*al of MAVRAKOS 75¢ Rose Bud Chocolates ' Strictly Nut and Fruit Centers $1.25 Ib. Saturday-Sunday | Special Milk Chocolate Creams and French Bon Bons 50c lb. 60c ‘ Two Stores 4949 Delmar Boul. 217 N. 7th 8t. We Ship Everywhere Quality Chocolates, Ib. 1 cREA™ Ls rut (ARAME inesses, ine iwhen i C'o.. j with Olson about a | Signature ‘being ithat Summary of Defense in Turner Trial ——— ~__—— _ oa — - Admitted Ordering Border of Forged Cer- tificates Engraved, but Denied Supervising or Having Anything to Do With Their Printing. Turner's defense, completed Grimm's court late to the charge of third consisted of his own of 12 character offered, byt number: the tes- Martin, of Much intended show out of the ul | according to the State's ae details counterfeil $1.500,000 Pr. Mor (;overnment Harr, Judge afternoon. forgery, in yester- ree testimony: that wit- more lmamiting the Alice OWhe! beine the court tirmmony aqanci Ado, an that Tur ot teacher and alibi, to VW an as cits e time tea- imony, Was attending to the juterini fan & ¢ gold bonds. Testimony was introduced to George V. Haliiday’s dealings with the Night and Day Bank, in ating the forged certificates, prove that Halliday rur- zxot whatever ] meu the erinie Denies of of J in ine certifigates for French of "oO. “fist? . > ' nezotl- to and not ner, profit acc! trom Supervising Printing. ng i his ow! a irony &?i Turner, teatit 0 be- naif, met the most damaging with case of Charles Olson, with fiat ihe MeGills son, mantle, he for ill Test the ne and the witnesses explanation engraver; of State an denis } cases father and ane ho hi: testified that the printin office “sential part > couUun- performed t VW a thev rT saw Turne: i! where the e ot Te rieiling WHies he 1} testifvine in and jar Niet: “urner oO! detail de supervised counterfeit pri that T the finovagssing Nio} “& s* coupons at bison had testi ui engaged him to make steel Ww hi in t> . . i} wis LiseQ ures , hl vari upon rhe counterfe! Silo ii il >} } Atieu ‘ates Wis rtitis Olson nis irheyl but 7 tlalliday tirst took Halliday had to make the en- eC OW get in said there said (\lson miigz e able graved which 1 with Tur a bp known to him Pell. of Deals (ison reported for irpose hich Turner Was not With Olson. that he could E work, would iment id here Shop. However, late! Ado, left a piece at of- “give it to that comes in,” 2ree make a that when ith a ecartoon, he Halliday hi: lef ued: what size. tle told eravin tublis ded ‘Tur- to ard COTTMI« engaged Olson for Much day. enve lope make a cartoon Hialliday. of paper in an fice fe day Turne that one the asking Turner to llow when he as plat. Olson gave for wished to cvaAme if WW Olson what hi Hie contin “tie me Said the same size price He $2 thought wort ered the pl Halliday. and ga\ (Alice Mat was her About Morgan was if the iw me rubber and | said the him I lle v- gave it a check testified asked would it was deli and I him tim has Kk) Signature. had ever tracing of Morgan & War ate to me to e che Asked inrrer asked he Olson of .! discussed ith a large signatur: from which a meade. “Not if mys Turner said es pl; and the “Did Olson what the ‘Tle Sxnid | Stamp memory }« good,” this im.” about only discussed cartoons anvthing ite with h SA \ was?” what it didn't know, lie make it out I out, ither.”’ said Hatliday and | suid he ( ouldn't asked me was couldn't ypake it Turner told him that he desired the plate for use on a card. Iie der had tracin®™ Morgan rubber the he making a net he added tforney\ Wore Spats. the: had wt 1ied that he of & Co., stamp ificate. the sig- the die, he ] don't he- to the As- eo. “h making the body that used a of for on J “d ‘Sdid cert when saw ture ild not re: lieve tant ¢ you can sjs “ircult iver isked Denies He When he kK} the two been in tl North Eleventh not know therm, after his heen was w he he VieG printing ever 121 said Ba NM arrest, and tha’ their printing Louis printing the Mangan establishments ew lis, of shop Turner never eir street, did unt had or an’ nt he them in St. he never qT ey ofttice islhim«e except and Von Hoffmann His lawver brought which one of the McGills scribed Turner as wear! checkered suit, and spats, flashv dresser, and he articles ee " . eetii i) deposition had de- nz a hent and being denied that apparel up a if a he described Turner, ever wore the of his tes! to tell of his beginning imony, was asked by his lawyer life from the age of 20. but he said he would rather «ro back to the age of 15. and the Court permitted this lie told of his education here and at Notre Dame University, of work for ra here and in Colorado of the Ge f his wealthy fathe when he and of his relin- quishing the property left him, to in the fam lie said for street ‘oOrmpany hight s that the fii ice in Reedy His Writing Préceptor. lie said he wrote for R edv'a Nii: ror, the late,William Mari his preceptor in w after several vears’ ship. his ability was recog Reedy printed whatever In ilroads ath Was Thi; Wool K. him tin ahea and rs a ch $350 «* L: | } up Halliday « Wai: d, telegram to to Chie told $500 on CPO of k, t mi} \' -? t = 2 'He continued: “Halliday also without SOE Cafter pee ice Vv \I: idle ana said a ‘ it ame Out t the tie fa asked a sign it, aK. Halliday th $500 to Ca thought © job, for it as | $130 comn asked atersmarks, discussions of of $1000 Halliday, vould when office, New Saving he and | ffer LISS1IOT) et and ine to AD UI (‘rafts the lye riagiit. elar- to “20 write econcel nh, the Art tor when | all Muss be ard Sala me to Y ork he was would nave to he made through I might as then. save me over a well and Tells of Ordering Border. ‘ (x pert co WHaoutkl ? COL! Hue, th VW th an additis WOTkK. They i two a $150 packages da\ ner packages riorTre that Hallid: said when row! delivered ii Myr. Shop fe al ratts the job, of which he was When 1000 Nts | | had e border. which the and check and That's lawyer, about met skeca one were and the his sheets , “ ynal charge Halliday Halliday all Lialliday., paid him $500, down- | him Mueller of the , out i. the shop fur- border tn I submitted particular selection sev.- te ibout was impressed and the shop made of $150 for this approved to me in fave work took about away the Hlalli- however, and Tur- iv noon see Walter after to Schachner. ‘Defendant Relied Chiefly on His Own Testi- mony and that of 12 Character Witnesses— | the dering of engraved sheets from the Art Crafts | istated i made ' Bourbon. ‘Was 4 } that soing | ‘again \by¥ see, shown Ine + telegr ’ asked a broker, and that. Schachner took the check and gave Turner his personal check, payable to the Art Crafts Shop Turner was asked if he ever went to the Adams Stamp and Seal Co. to ‘get a stamp made, and if he ever receipted for any of the company's work. He said he never went to the place, but that he might have re- ceived some work from the concern, though he did not recollect it. Denies Knowledge of Forgery. He said, in answer to his lawyers questions, that he did not know he was aiding in any forgery of the name of J. P. Morgan & Co. “T wouldn't have executed commission." he said, “exc@pt Halliday cultivated. me He told of going to Bourbon, and French Lick Springs, Ind.. in latter part of October and early vember, 1921 Hie was asked remark as to the use of the erav~d border for stock of the Junior Plavers, and said ke remarked to a \ir. Carew of Schachner & Co., tht here wos @ plan to issue stock .o' Junior Players He a discourse on the purposes funior Players. which ‘uso6oshort. “] said to Mr ‘that Halliday was having a efound engraved. which would xood to use if it would be available. ' never told anyone that the en- graving work was for the Players originally.” Asked About Engraving Orders. abSut the of the he No- abort nis en- the of Turner sail, back- Carew,”’ or- 500 aske second was the Turner order has been was This second order, it in the state’s testimony, necessary Hv an error in in first order of ("oO the L000 printing certificates said. he gave this ‘order. telephone message froin Turner's return from but changed this. on his suggestion. t@ say that he returned from French Hie had testified St lL.ouis only a the two trips saw Halliday Turner following a Halliday. after lawyer's after Springs. was in between Lick he few hours Asked when he Turner said, “) talked when he wanted the engraved plate from the (‘raft shop, but they said it kept there. in grease. Hlalliday came out to borrow $10 go to Chicago. telling me that a an in Chicago had sent him some worthless securities.”’ lie said did not Halliday again until after their arrest. The Identity of “WW. B. Davis.” was asked by “W. B. Davis.” the g@ound that in the trial! as had been Hulliday The ob- to ‘phone, Art he later, see his lawyer The State *‘Vavis” rurne: to described objected on has identified [lal and that Turner introduced McGills as “Davis.” was sustained cross-examination by was shown a copy ‘the engraving it was one he ‘which would been liday., it to the jec Under State, Turner ram concerning or@er. tle thought wrote. The phrase in it only be visible to those in the trade, was called to his attention and he was asked, “Don't vou know tion hat SEE | S\endier's| FIRST For that Gift for the Sweet Girl Graduate, why not make it the lifetime gift of a good Diamond Ring or Bracelet Watch? We Are Making a Special Reduction on OUR REGULAR $75.00 BLUE-WHITE DIAMOND RINGS diamonds ew 18-k mountings, blue sap- A won- ine blue-white the exquisite white gold with genuine phires set in each side. derful graduation gift’ — 4 Ss 5. Pay Only $1.00 a Week (seni in WHITE GOLD BRACELET WATCHE Dewn—S1.00 Week Priced as Low as $15.15 | For that Wedding Gift for the June Bride—a Full 26-Pc. Set Community Silverware These Seta inclade «ix each knives, forks, feac«poons knife and (.uaranteed fer Years 7? es | and one table service: tablespoons. sugar spoon. regular 818.50 124 one butter Complete value for 20 209 N. EIGHTH ST. BETWEEN OLIVE AND PINE ' i “No.” 7 M that) M., | rhen started | Judge Grimia | he | Junior | the. it | him | to get | should ! to | he | the. of a | | ‘Turner was asked whether : ceived any reply to the tel ; ‘Downing, Jones & Co. the | York concern to which he said he wrote a message at Ha! ~ request, signing it. He said } ‘no reply, but that Halliday a by telephone that he had hea , it, and that everything was Pe He was asked how the answer have come to Halliday, ff signed the telegram, and gaid did not know. but that he @ ’ send the message himeelf, “Don't you know.” Assistant’ ® ,cuit Attorney Bowcock de € ae o wt, is niles = , '“that this telegram was used go icloak to deceive the people |}whom you were dealing here | Louis | know it. “r* Lick Deposition. | A deposition from a hote] prietor in French Lick Springs | introduced, to show that Ty was at his botel from Nov, 3 tg .9?1. Hiowever, I. E, McGill testified that Turner's last visit 4 office. in connection with printing of the reading matter . the counterfeit certificates, was N 11. and Halliday, known to M “Davis.” attended to the thereafter. French his defense endeavored to was at Bourbon, to Nov. 8. of ‘The ‘that Turner from Oct. 27 HLioffmann, one witnesses, said place at Bourbon 'before he of the arrest being Nov. Martin testified that her a letter from Bourbon Oet. and this letter Was Introduced evidence. ‘Turner testified that i'went from Bourbon to French ~ the ch n “about three week 24. Louis The defense was not permitted ta show by testimony that Hallé when he and Turper were first 1 rested, said that guilty knowledge of the counteft ing work. This was stated in ft articles at the time. The defense testimony little about a supposed “double® Turner, of whom Attorney Bef talked before the trial. said Halliday told her and Turner é “Will Davis” In salesman, markabls St. a and also shée had been the photograph in Bender said today ‘able to locate Said that in Chicago. “Davis” BOMBS EXPLODED IN WARSA iy the Associated Prees WARSAW, May 25.—A series bonib explosions here and in Cre recently is causing consideta mivstification They lv intended cause only damage and loss of Hfe. The first explosion here occur Wednesday in the office of a 'tionalist newspaper and the one yesterday in the university. to nate net 1018 Olive, Ss. E. Cor. 110” This (irand Piano 's nade especially for Small Apartments Brand New “Baby” Grand Pian If doesn't’) this is your opportunity, think—a brand-new, dainty Piane for only $485, and on termes S10 per month. This beautiful if ment should % for $900. — price only 648! $i Oa Month | " two Fine Used Grands Chickering ........ 3375 | nT Decker Terms $2 a Week P. A. Starck Piane Manufacturers Starck Grand, Upright aad Pianos 1018 Olive St. S. E. Cor, 19M +> i @ee*feeer?e® He said he started his own publica- | jtion. Much Ado. about eight ago. Hie then told of his acquaintance “with Halliday, whom he said he years | Al LLOYD “| eo SO (HAM) HA Al MILTON intdes ” EXTRA’’ Starting TOMORROW at the “RAND CENTRAL LYRIC SKYDOME and CAPITOL (rand Central p %, Virginia Jo Prima Donna & ; Turner was at hill ree 4 Turner rt. Turner had ~ 3 containgt secon vou want @ Grand Piane (and rhe ~~ ye Turner said he did gan Albert ve he: eG was arrested,” the date 2s * ¢ Beer with a stop of only a few hours ane Beye ae Miss Martin Chicago, a vor 33 who resembled Turner res!9 resembled an ™?” actor's photograph which was in thaet room where they were talking. snett unable to fina a recent search?? he was uné™ were apparent Pe , " aot 2 . | mf Eat. 2 POLICEMAN ON INTERRUF DOWNTOWN H Two Men, Caught At ing From Saloon, Three Robberies panion Gets Away PATROLMAN 5S SUPERFICIAL Youth Says They to Rob Bank at but Were Afraid « Captured. —$—— ea Two policemen, going loon at the southeast Eleventh and Pine stree o'clock last night, to mak inspection, encountered th men holding up the prop a customer. One of the policemen by one of the robbers, wh with loot of $77.45, but th wound was superficial. robbers were caught 15 ter and, during the night, to this and two other berles here and five hold troit. They named their for whom a search is being Patrolman John A. C years old, of 2328 Hebert Probationary Patrolman Spies were the policemen. was shot in the right ; neck, the bullet passing flesh and emerging at the bis hand was cut by the swinging door against whie Amerigo Bernarde, propr back of the bar and Henry of 1111 Chestnut street, th er, was in front, when th entered. Two of them rear room while the thire three sodas; Rejoined by. panions, they all drew Two went behiind the bar, ing $47.45 from the cus and the other, $30 from E pocket; the third cut the wires. Shots Are FEixcha Just then the policem the front door. Craggett he saw only two men inal meyv and one of the robt the bar. As this robbe their hands up he and Sp hastily toward the sidewa their revolvers out, Cra He was shot as he went o a robber at the side door exchanged shots, Craggett The robbers “‘isappeare the east in an alley south loon. The police Moralit which happened to be comprising Detective - Lynch, Stuart and. Hatt rushed out. They circled t borhood in their machine a a quarter of an hour after ft ing’ arrested, on Elm street Sixth street, Peter Wronski John Lovell, 25, of 212 street. Wronski*threw a ‘oaded to the street and Lovell had revolver in his trouser when arrested. Bernarde, omd Spies identified them the robbers. The prisoner ed their confessions to a patch reporter today Says They Were “B Wronski, whose home is troit, said he, Lovell: and ¢ man, “No. 3," were “brok had picked out a saloon at street and Franklin avent lagt night, but were scared cause too many men we Then they picked Bernard and held it up, he said, away afterward. Lovell_ said he went to P last February, and, with tw companions, held up a branch for $30. He pre clipping from a Peoria pag of this. Arrived at Detrot kan to board at the home 3.% They met Wronski in m. All were “broke.” month ago they held up t troit saloons, a Kroger store poolroom they frequented, f of $548. They came here “and held up four men in t of Richard Gunther. 801 @ avenue, getting $80 and last Sunday. On Tuesday be holding up a saloon dad Convent streets. Ovell and Wronsk! “No. 3” shot Craggett. Vater admitted exchanging Sples outside and confe Part in the other St. Louls tr@it robberies. Bot came here with two Chic intending to rob a ne roe a but, looking the neig gave it up for fear they 6 make a “getaway.” al i Lovell admitted that hes the Leavenworth ( i“ - Penitentiary for 20 in 1917, for having sla at Fort Logan, Tex. & soldier, _ & term in ‘ad and

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we He said a to Gaece,.ve ® asked whi reply to Jones A = mn ta Which a mh img wt that Ha @®ithat he had h every. tuing fed how the answer oa : to tia! if Turne @legeam. and said that be ow he did nor ermace hiniself, Ou know ev Bowcock demanded, telegram 8s used as «a eceive the people With mere ug here in St. murner said he did not ther he re. the telegram to the New he said tie Halliday’ said he go told hirm eard from all right ar lie jiday : ‘sug e Vi n* Ndaay, but that As®istant Cir- ueal 1 Lick tiot fron a Prench | to show Hotei from ever, a oe Turner's tion Deposition. hote! “prings wa« f that Turner NOV. 3 MeGill last 4 with riatiter on wae Nov NicGill as niattier bro- ie lo 4, had 7 the Sit in the. fe. icin \ Kr tienadesu Cont ee reading eertitcates tr the ed to ehow Bourbon. Mo. Albert Von character Was at he’ ih? weele Wae arrested,” date mam heing Nov. 24 Nliees ifed that Turner sent yr fre: bourbon Cict. 21, etter wae Introduced in Torner ifed that he Ro irhown French Lick hours in ? ] Uea\ & nee r Was at one of the gaid ‘Turner urban “abo the Tat ‘fn a tew t permitted to hiallida, firet ar- ad o hinterfeit- ! rere that Turner } Wiedu-. This * the tin Bnee it: ny contained t a double’ of f« hor 5 Att ney Hender’ she M Mart told yr and Turner o icagn a bond led Turner re- rerem bled sSiated in news suppose 4 « ine Chicago EXPLODED IN WARSAW bIOBIONE by na in Cracow is Caueine tieh Th: ed nd e (erable Aiparent : niaterini i ie | urred ’ A NaA- PP UEDA pe: second et lm Olive, &. L. Cor. . rand Iinnde ‘Nally " ents 49485 by” and Piano ants Piane ‘and whe : thie « ates ur opp rtunity. Juet bie? : dainty Crand r on) "Sans ; on terma of Menth Thies itiful inei.ru.- Mid wei for ur sale ly 6485 0 a Month Fine Used Grands ering me :.. is aos erms $2 a Week Starck Piano Ce. Manufacturers Greed, Upright and Maver. in nes Olive St. S. £. Cor, 11M and bea $sHoo : ’ \feeese, d (enira) Only inia Johnson Donna Soprano 4 Bill Bailey hone Wirard - _ ee ae wee = ee Le SE RS ete ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 25. 1993. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ON INTERRUPTING DOWNTOWN HOLDUP y ecm Two Men, Caught After Flee- ing From Saloon, Confess Three Robberies — Com- panion Gets Away. PATROLMAN SUFFERS SUPERFICIAL WOUND Youth Says They Came Here to Rob Bank at Madison, but Were Afraid of Ecine Captured. policemen, the so Bvlneg itheast ‘ Two joon at Eleventh o'clock last n) ncourl up Pine geht, to and Streets make a ro three Vo “a proprie to? > UiLlle ilere gd the inspection, ¢ men holding a customer. One of by ope of the robbers with loot of $77.45, but wound Was sup¢ ial. robbers were caught 15 minutes ter and, during the night to this and two saloon rob- beries here and five holdups in De- troit. They named their companion, for whom a search is being mad: Patrolman John A (‘ragvrett. 3°? years old, of 2328 Hebert street, and Probationary Patrolman tloward Spies were the . was shot in the neck, the bulle fiesh and emerging at bis hand was cut bys swinging door Amerigo Bernat back of the b: ef 1111 C er, Was entered. rear room three sodas panions, Two went t ing $47 and the pocket; wires. tne policemen Wii who ape icer s&s rric Two the ida - confessed other no! erTreT ; id : ; rignt Passi inst ~ a = ninal Ins ao 7 ites O] icv . \s. National Committee “Withdraws” Critical Article. A een T” \\ ASHINGT* . SHOW GIRL "WIFE AGAINST Continued from AND UNITED STILLMAN Page One. the request did ni the matte! Wa eres tiver SCCUPILICS. caddis Denie-~ $840,000 in 1107 hlorence ing BEING PREPARED, BORAH SAYS New YORK” eceived $84 nounced as Radical,”” Idaho rma Jal senator Declares. Press ca pope Ll, A cae iate NCH Es] ites in *’® natio | ore freight j ’ = preparat next I Sees ic)? : ’ ’ . | ’ as : ,orah i : > 2a the U ke never c i\e apart yowal! Son ation wher eeived iT th tioned Miss h iga2ard ara extortis uNnearite fs : . Ti? abroad el c Receiv- i 8 Oo ~ tutron,, Lo or fo oN e Rung “rer gt ane as on Pro - Flearsts international JUNE Magazine 35 cents Every month Hearst's International turns some big subject inside out UNCLES-AUNTS-COUSINS-ETC. Phe children will eraduate from school soon: give them a heepsake of value, with their name and date engraved WATCI: Wrist or poche $4-5 = prices from PAYMENTs 1“ stvle, EASY ~0-vear. 14-karat. white-gold- filled, t5-jiewe! W atches, low as $14.85 ‘SY PAYMENTS My Location on Second Fioor Sares You Money I NTRANCE 316 N. SIXTH ST. . 2d Floor, Orie! Bidg. = James Stillman With His Son. Jay Leeds. and Wife and ‘Other Woman’ He Discarded PLORENCE LEEDS. CAPT. HANSEN INJURED SERIOUSLY BY BOMB L) danish Abi MAT J Na Occurs During Maneuvers. ‘cpr ae | + AX} i\«a ate! within and Ait Vie . : line ste: iZnt end nission ‘lood. but A.«< and Ww of the city yest then. Until Carthage was and without fire protec- fift, fel] Spr one-hundredths here within 10 sending ing River and small streams out of The business district of serious ‘| nd rain NT! e nehes ot hours other banks thagce Car- escaped the Bena neg confined damage. OSS to ments. The « "tor se astern section of was town hardest ilong hit. Branch. the | lv was restored late flooded base- | Penitentiary Two Miners Plead Gui ; ’ abate of Part in $21,000 Holdup on Train. Sentence of 25 vears in Federal at Leavenworth passed upon each of three men who while damage to farm | ’ will | There | ton mail, cf the fat municipal] | the east | “)sicering this their | ‘grand jury ' | ; |cel post delivery _postoffice This branch became a raging torrent | 100 of wide More than flooded and manv away. Firemen rescued families rush of wa section the town, mall drainage were forced amp grounds, C. Howard, was sudden water by climbing a was washed awa’ Two forced to ad were son-in-law. blocks were Two homes them washed who ter. rie gy iLught Tr the other bv the were ce west of another s f fan he tourist « ilies aretaker. €C rht in the found safety which he a _o rs be rush rescued hildren also were tree in the nark by Howard's Amone those carried to A woman with a two-dav Fire Truck Rescues Girls. were stalled throughout and in streets which converted the to imb a an rescued safety -old baby. NI otor ists he citv many ear rivers of sufficient the irs with Carthage girls. Ne Elting and Anita Bowman, were caught bv a wall of water motoring on the road, west compelled machine which was In overturned bv the three hours before were into n current Was stranded c arry it Three L_onise while of tn concrete and main their danger of swirling waters a Webb City fire truck Jonlin thage were in being motoris£ ran of the girls them from The water the road at sible A car alongside his doubtless swept away six feet deep on point passing that saved be- rn ’ i= this Several hundred feet of Frisco Missouri Pacific track were blocking all through traffic roads Ser the Missouri Pacifie. however, is W flowed through the Fri station, the bulk « the yards being under ‘arthage creamery, plant were both flood Thirty thou- butter were rushed safekeeping corn in the much out, vice on norma! these Sco water The 4 nearby, an hard hit by the of ound ice sand pounds to higher eg Damage to wheat lands for and and low is heavy also perished wtock The quality app Black Kntire Patent Black, runs. We present an entirely very new ana modish cut-out Sandal at a low price. and fit of Swope footwear considered, ‘aling value. Satin—suede trimmed. Leather Fawn Suede—Brown trimmed. Gotham Silk Stockings Pure silk stockings with the Gold Stripe feature that prevents garter white and new shades priced from $2.00. A Swope Sandal, $8.00 this is an live | and explained Statutes provide a 2 ditch, | to | ithe | prise tree. ’ HoW-| ment. Was | the Taylor, | Carthage- | Car- | re- | could reach | the scene and make their rescue pos- | : his | and | Was | and washed | on ater | pleaded guilty today of robbery of when armed with a deadly weapon, the Federal Court at | Fast St. Louis. in conection with | the $21,000 robbery combina- { baggage and express car | mail in of a Marion, Iil., May 14, just 11 days ago. ‘ Attaches of the Federal Court said this was one of the most speedi- culminated cases on record there. The three men were arrested within three days after the robbery The Federal grand jury, which had been excused for the term, subject to call, was reconvened last Wednes- | day for the special purpose of con- case. Indictments were voted within an hour after the | met The Men Sentenced. The men sentenced are: Loy L. Avery, 30 years old, who was a par- clerk in the Marion ttme of the rob- Chaney, 30. and at the beryv: William L. Dee Barker, 20, coal miners. Avery and Chaney had confessed The defendants were not sented by counsel. Judge them that 5-year sentence of which they were repre- to the crime ged. They said they consequences of therr plea Barker's plea came as a sur- to Federal! he having | previously refused to make any state- | for cnar of guilty. agents, Hendrickson, indicted for theft of mail, an accessory, was araigned yesterday, pleaded not guilty and was released under $10,000 bond Her case has not been set for trial Avery and Chaney secreted selves in the combination train left Marion at The conductor, entering the car a few minutes later for his was tied and forced to lie Mrs. Lena as them- 2:15 p. m. English | Federal | gloves, upon the bery. was | i stand | Was | lested. Marion & Eastern Rallroad | | | | Supple, /Savs WOMAN HELD UP IN HER STORE AND ROBBED OF $25 : Woman Ca™“omer Made to Stand Corner at 2441 North Grand, bat Not Molestedl. A man walked into the dry goods store of Mrs. Elizabeth Baird, 2441 North Grand boulevard, at 3 p. m. sterday, and asked to see some silk While Mre. Baird was preparing to wait on him he drew a revolver and ordered her to give him the money in the register. As she gave him $20. he remarked: “Don't look at me so hard. lPwe got a partner outside who ts desper- ate and he might shoot.” He took the $209. told Mrs. Raird that it was “not all.” and wanted the rest. She gave him another $5 and he ran out. A woman customer was made to in a corner while the holdup in progress, but was not mo’) LOSER HOLDS UP DICE GAME Negro Arrested, However, After act! ting Own Money and Others’. After losing $2 obtained by sell- ing a watch to another player in a aice game in the rear of 3948 Dun- can avenue at 11a. m. today, George 19 years old, a negro. who he has no home, held up the eight players with an automatic pis- tol, | : | ' | understood ’ ’ | | pocket. recovered his watch, took about $10 in cash and fled Hie was arrested later at Theresa avenue and Market street by two de- tectives, to whom he had been point- ed out by one of the participants id ‘the game. The watch was in hw He led the detectives to the rear of 211 South Theresa avenue. where the revolver was found in the oven of an old stove. ee eee! — floor while the two men cut open /& mail pouch and extracted $21,000 ned to a bank at Pittsburg, eight miles from Marion. ‘The then jumped from the car of’ slowly moving train and filed into a wood. Auto Driver Stopped Train. Several miles from Marion the )} train stopped in response to signals from a man afterward identified as BRarker Near him was found AvV- ery’s automobile, with the motor running. Federal officials say the robbers expected to attempt their es- cape in the automobile, but were forced to search the mail pouch and leave the train before they antici- ‘ ‘onsig iil... men the | pated because of the appearance of , the conductor car before | Mrs. Hendrickson is charged with having assisted in planning the robbery and escape. Federal agents recovered $19.000 of the loot the day after the rob- Happy the Graduate Who Receives A Braumuller Grand Piano An Exceptional Value at “O90 Very Convenient Terms @ In so many homes are these beautiful pianos giving the utmost satisfaction that we are certain they would delight any graduate. Artistically designed and of an ideal size, the “Braumuller Grand” possesses a rich volume of tone that would do credit to a much larger instrument. The special price, our very special terms, combined with makes this your best opportunity for selection. AMOUS~B We Give and Redeem 2 cee co. i

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4 ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. — —— PALIMPSEST NOT NEW VERSION === rs nn — ~ = ae Siete when you buy wgour first pair Professors * ; nderw nos Say Bidie t —_ a _~w Fameus Shoes. : afin “Growing like St. Louis” - ene = + en Charge Purch; ALL STYLES—ALL ONE PRICE, $3.58 7 e | ; —made -emainder of +3 etes 50 exclusive atyles new on dis- . 3 payabic in July snted wvester- play in our store at a ' St. Lowi« Store. 220 N: Sirth St HENRY CLAY Steres im 40 Cities “teres Opes Every Evening ~*~. > cs a —_—a “ > - ~ oe rR = A i > > . - - . -, em + Pm age Fer Real Eietate Investments or Homes «ce the Real Eetate pages ss air , blur ~ June Brides Need Everything must be sacrificed for our ee os" Quality remodeling and enlarging MeNichols prices are 25% on our erhea possibly attempt to, but no matter how little 5 pay for a mece af Furniture bere vou are quaranteed a substantially made, serv- jceable, and stylish artic!: leNichols gives vou better service THIS & S U y AL iS rr : : . —> oe ¢ whi dene e kur ture in addition to the lowest | sat wi lependa Furnitt ( ( ) I -( ) | y, f- 4 ( ‘| }- A N oe ~~ " ee ee ee ee : ns ° - » - + = — a wy eas — i mma ore — ee = wt - - - -~. ~o a | wae a 012 —_ “_ wy eer?! am ee ee e ——— - ean be bought. and makes cre See al a ae a S“’EEP OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK 8-Piece Dining Suite, Walnut, $169.75 Terms, $6.00 a Month The Striking Beauty of This Suite Will Captivate You EGINNING tomorrow we feature extraordinary values in TT Te |. deel this great sale—the groups mentioned are specially selected Ii ll Beveeas A cpl | lots that are typical of the many other splendid bargains, which —_ genet ** of course we haven’t room here to specify Our entire stock is > - reduced, and you are “in” for some real “value-gettins” at this sale a SOO Hart Schaffner & 500 Hart Schaffner & eee can fener oop vue, mae Marx suits—a special- Marx suits—a_ selec- This and well made chairs are upbolstered in tapestry your bome. Come im today and see it It uw an exceptional offering a Sg - | ly selected group of tion of fine suits from Mitited Suites Now 955.90 — $50,555 and $60 values our 540 and *45 values THis iin $1.00 Week—Credit Terms a t 2 : ~ ’ iS ’ wail =“ ~ j “ Nai! “ $ ~ QO $ s es ; A os ba’ ; 2 . > | : . ™ = ry - >. & ee) at > . - —-~ . Si. .. » oe: ~ ee > ~ > , 2 : 7 a= - : ‘ . . ~ . “A - = . : tee are numere - - "2 -« * ~~, All two-piece suits at reduced prices | wee ‘s offered for this Dixie Weaves Mohairs Gabardines ro aa Hart Schaffner & Marx These popular summer Very stvlish and good two-piece, light-weight suits—the finest mohair looking—light-weight, Suits—at reduced prices fabrics—reduced to two-piece gabardines $9 3.50 to $43.50 5] 6§-/> to 398-50 $1 8-50 to $43.50 - lo Ne ee ° el ae Visit our first floor sections for fine values es Take Be- | $39.59 So A Shoes Straw Hats Underwear Walnut Da-Bed, $31.75 Florsheim Oxfords Get your straw hat B. V. D.—Rockin- Shove, 2 Samet fimericam wales in the newest spring now at these reduced’ chairandotherstandard fe ein oe mpeccewen ates styles—tans & blacks __ prices—select from our make athletic union coe mfiete with spring A greatselection— new complete stock suits—sizes for all $10 & $12 valuesat $5.85, $4.85 $3.65 and men—reduced price Attractive Substantial . ~ Bverstufi. ites | $169 o> “22> 95c ed Suites Terms $8.00 a Month Neckwear Silk Shirts Madras Shirts Pajamas The better grades Exquisite eagle Beautiful patterns . : of silk knitted neck- crepes and white - get amd silt Pongee pajamas in wear—also fine cut lacquards— beauti- x ny eee plain colors — al] } silk neckwear — ful patterns in : a * ~ we , _—_— - _ &, sc ba ? - ws ’ s1z7e————». . - $2.90 and 82.00 37.00, SS and $8.50 shirts—wW and 3 alues values crades S$? 50 values at now reduced to $1.65 $5.85 $1.95 $1.85 Wolff's Northwest Corner Broadway and Washington stripe madras tl cennnediieetinninmennatt NTT

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& 2 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Apeventinalials 40,000. — . ae —— a a a alesse —_—-— -—— eae ee eo -_-— —- —- - See Our Other Announcement, of Interest to men, on Page 9. ’ : Zz | | | Novelty Pencil and =, lain } x B A I | « ; Cigar Lighter P payable in July. e At 7c An attractive imported LEAD Ity. GRAND- cane .\DER pS ae il Dept.—Main Floor.) - = a = = = - — — — - — = . . - —_—— _— _-—_- -— t-te RESH and crisp, these Overblouses will be most refreshing for FIVE HUNDRED new arrivals bring holiday suggestion in their smart lines and vivid colors. Here are the Jacquettes and sleeveless Sweat- Decoration Day outings. Exquisitely dainty in their la d - , ' y 6 q y y ' en ers, designed to make Decoration Day a successful holiday. ay si At 4 Ott of Regular Prices broidery, or beautifully tailored of soft voile. They are shown with V or round neck. Fine mohair and fiber combinations in good-looking Jacquettes and smartest of sleeveless models, show a variety of colors as gay as the gayest of June gardens. All sizes for women. The Misses’ Store—Third } At so low a price these most desirable Blouses will be eagerly wel- comed. Though the group is large, so great is the demand that early Each one is a beauty and a special value for Decoration Day. An Important Selling of selection is advised. Sizes from 34 to 46. (Third Floor.) (Thiré Floor.) WASH FABRICS TRIMMED MILLINERY The June Sale of David and John Anderson In Special Saturday Selling WATCHES Offers Unusual Values for Graduation Gifts Scotch Zephyr Gingham 5 00 F.LABORATE preparations have resulted in a splendid = : wn At == stock of excellent Watches offered at very low prices. 4 C ' ee Each Watch is covered by the Stix, Baer & Fuller guarantee. f | y . . Yard ; : FIVE HUNDRED new Hats. made and de- White Gold-Filled | | WS ree signed especially to make this selling an Wrist Watches, $10.95 THis well-known Gingham is made of finest cotton, and shown a unusually attractive event. Each one has Fitted with a 10-jewel movement in checks, blocks, plaids and stripes. The color combinations individuality and charm and is designed ac- | Se ede uel ; -ording to the newest styles. ‘I are numerous. There are 2000 yards in the lot—32 inches wide. cording to y engraved case. Fancy dial with jew- Large and small Hats are shown in their White Voile. 25c Yard Printed Volles. 25c Yard Va , Se = : ; most alluring lines, adorned with ribbons or CM ae ES as y, A Wrist Watches A lot of 2500 yards of fine White Voile A large assortment of the season's new- gay flowers. The newest colors are shown ~ otfered for this selling event. Suitable est patterns on light and dark grounds. ) At $6 95 Or waists, dresses, curtains, etc. Yard Yard wide. There a ards in this \\ 4 BO, ; ; TAY, al : aA. iatoeiag. € are 3000 yards in 1 \, Sar : ~roidered: fie 7 sembled from our regular stocks and will be offered of Chamois Suede Gloves, $1.15 Pair Men’s Silk Socks, 85¢ and $1.25 Pair Diamond Wrist Watches this very special price. _ Gloves, of fine light weight, mode and gray, These silk Socks are semi-fashioned and re- $49.75 and $62.50 Reavy two-tone embroidered backs. In the 16- ‘nforced with lisle heels, toes and tops. Black, Platinum top on 14 and 18 karat Satins and suedes in tongue pumps and fancy s < button length. Sizes 6%, 7 and 7%. white and colors. a , solid white gold rectangular and gue pump y straps. tate Winer? (Main Floor.) oval shapes. Set with diamonds and re For Wee Ones Patent leather Oxfords, pumps and straps, brown kid sapphires, fitted with reliable 15 and 17 jewel movements. Beautiful . pumps and straps, brown calf Oxfords. White cloth Ox- Slip-On Sweaters fords and pumps. ? 2 Watches, priced remarkably low. At $3.95 (Main Fioor.) AINTY little Sweaters ll a * Offer Quality, Style and Low Price Le ¥ Ideal garment for cool eve- . = mings. Copen, tan and brown = , em ’ ° predominate. Sizes 2 to 6 ~~ a Boys Two-Trouser Suits years. Panta Dresses At $13.50 to $25.00 At $4.95 Children S Shoes PENROD, Skolny, 2th other high- Imported gingh in small ' checks fashion- these Panta 7 ; ~ grade makes of boys’ clothing. The selection is Dresses. Made with hand = Vfodels for Misses and Growing Girls large, the materials and patterns are numerous. 3 3 Se Ny 7 “" Many new, - vo Randie collar and cuffs with Bo < Sv see ie. Suit is wlbsesoe” to give WwW, a , ‘ betne Spans Dicot edge: also Dresses of $ 50 $ 00 , te . ore. very Suit is g ith | B“Sroy EE" Somunece ¢tep ¢. At . to satistaction. Sizes 6 to 18 years. ii pe 400 is ] I ted | ' ovely impor bound with contrasting colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. | : Aub i Suits for the with gray calf cllekin trimmed with gray calf and + pagent Blue Serge and Blue Pencil oa Bea d e d Ba S ! leath dred. § in wt d Oxford styles. Al! have welt- ° ° ; ) y ee cee ey Some im vtrap on Stripe Two-Trouser Suits | : ’ 15 yap Hit Special at $8.95 sewed soles. two piece . | ]2 95 $25 00 4 | ogee : : °) style, of Perg- Infants’ Dress Slippers at $1 O8 At d . to ‘ ZH | THE artistry of French designing is ema in ~o gy cloth, pon- ) o-stra Boys’ two- f blue serge and blue \ graceful Bags. They display rich colorings hened | s. brown two-strap and patent ys o-trouser Suits o ue sere , eter i Sada ane Acker Gaiees dongs. Ai have hand turn soles. Sizes 4 to 8. 2 pencil stripes, suitable for graduation, offer ex- great variety, Making ae possible to match the costume S h am b ray. iMain Floor.) treme Values. ; j or provide an interesting contrast. Some of the , vy Lovely Dresden flowers, and —_ conventional de- — one - piece Y= 24 Se ; : ih ; = .— signs, are worked out in tiny bea on backgrounds models have we = ex 3 __Ae oF Ps Stout Boys Two-Trouser Suits at . . of blue, brown, black, taupe and other colors. a waists of con- fringes finish them, and silks of heavy quality are trasting col- ge f/ oy Our Boys’ Furnishing and Hat | 4¢ iinings. =e: ors: others | uD ) e <a } At$ 15. Ot to $25. 00 Departments are complete with They are most unusual at the price ere. Sen tee ea , Made strong and durable for the stout boy, well ~ cot g terse se for the boys takes" trimmed. Sizes 2 to © years. — tailored of excellent quality material. oa a Bron nd Fourth Fleer.) “ er (Second Floor.)

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‘i ; f the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of thé Daily Globe-Demoerat and the Times Combined. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation © aily-Glot die Vandervoort’s Dennison Shop ; Charge Purchases Made Remaind = Free instruction to children given tomorrow in Sea!ing- Wax Art; hours 10:39 a m to 4:30 p. m , of ~Month, Payable July First Denrison Shop—Fourth Floer Olive and Locust From Ninth te Tenth ms Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Continuing the Sale of | Saturday For Summer Days in Town or Country : Leather Bags _ lien Aten: fos Bisses and Seal Wemen ' Handkerchief ISC Lacy White I k | Ales aC l = TOC S @ Women's All-Limen Hem- Bags that would ordi- | Rss are offered in For the Summer Wedding or Graduation | __ =i colors. ix 2!l shades the biack. brown ana lan yy were Frocks are the lati =f e leather, pouch shape. neatly and most prominent fashior — ~ © i ie mr a m3 offerings. an d Here are First Floor Tables that wil! prove most acti | . for commencement and weddi g : =~ a Saturd pecial ! . asdit is melit all } 7 >» : . a0 ay S : One is of embroidered , , | “ie 6 s0f $1 te @ Women's All-Linen Col- 7 ‘ . iti. -5 Vandervoort ’ basque effect, trimmed only in the , . | ored Handkerchiefs, ~ ith Homemade Candy - embroidered pattern and self mif- \ a | black hand-embroidered ini- — consisting of assorted fles ‘ f the net: “an sleey ¢ = x ‘ . + al and a.-whnite with white Chocolates, wrapped _ Nou- : The other Frock is of film a Ag initial ; regular price S0c gats, wrapped Caramels, Pe- | white G Saath, with ; = VE SY AD ' eacn Tr , nd reorgeite, With an unmsua webs pf we ‘ umbles, Dates and thal encked saggy ey | | @ Girls’ Pongee S$: =o. _— dis : — me oa “fi maneeareasets, em 1 Pound, 50c ; efter $o9. Lire . hemst.t and al = - — 2 Pounds, 95c | — Hues ek { ored initials Interesting / f Embroidered Linens er = ~ . ° war orice ee, re -in sets of Women French Hand-Drawn Safe NS Decoration Day Tours omen | SS x © eS Our Cutlery This 910.75 49 to 325 ee dalek SS pla: NOTHING is better for the woods and country Shop aE Nese to find wha id™ eric ad I hikes than the old reliable Khaki garments. tage — “he endl pos me nd the prices are , | oo. piccaupecaee. Here we have the entire outfit, or garments can be ee ie ; purchased by the piece, at prices to suit the most economical buver. Extra Blades $1.00 Schneifel Manicure Scis- aes sors, high-crade needle spiend! asso! hrlin ads sle - a aS : _: : ° . r00 on a , - gee a net wees ae See, gee eee Bloomer Suits n the daintv rash. } each, : ' i on: oe —i = “Middy ‘Blouses for girl Ages © to -= years. COR & 50 and $3.50 sisting f Middv and eg $1.50 and $1.75 ) lid va on and round weal ‘Khaki Riding Breeches Button ers for « in dresses. , Vil SIUC $3.50 rs . ° Laced OD Sh) $3.75 Misses Capes for Summer . Khaki Kaickers in thre ~ _ + m = before 10 4. M. ah tie geentns | E ah ae tio ne 2 ain abe comoinanon ee 1 Separate Bloomers ior chil- and returned te you on the \ | : i] larmunziy justify the vogu dio Siiees at a Khaki Coats, Norfolk and plain panes £1.95 Same aap. 3 hay for an outer garme lat can be conven- aa | belted mode] $3.75 to $6.95 | 35 SS eee ;. 2 | lently thrown aside at th opera if the eve haki $1.50 ae — — Purchase , 7 mee nings are warm, and snugir become a true Children’s an These carm man Cea ie 7 Separate Middies io: ne zes ren 30 pee Radio I | Go wecctnce o Gham te cities mncomit, Piece ments — 1s Aesiede ogi with the thin frock. Priced from arments a tt 7 Charming Semele Hats for Children and fre tuning-tn cvalities. ‘ : Appar Shes smira@ r - : a - these Kennedy Radic Sets are an ie ™ : _ . the fimest that Radio eng:nee:s : D nok is ie i sleeves. neatly or ad : sie. q: f white embroidered organdie and can produce: : 2 : resses ec Z ae ae ik parts and Sen nore os ional white Swiss with smal! colored dots . oe gage a _ | } . . ‘ : o Ss The All-White Frock 9 22 2 tea one ; ~ a a oe, lace facings, entity trimmed in little Three Styles: even ‘ex with S22 ampliter ; For Confirmation, Gradzaation or Dress-Up Occasions nd organdie bows $2.45 to $8.73 e = ¥ —— =. oie, ron + > $e oy * “ — ee a ee ty i + Pe ze 7 vee ee a . . ae yi ; f 4 a 5 + ey if , ‘4 : a! + j « 7 \ (a ow re ee Sree see 2 } . ~~ Cutlery Sho p— F' r«: Sample Leather Game Sets Reduced From ad to 14 Regular Price Checkers, Chess, Dominces * 7 ’ v F - 9 a t ¢ 7 meee + eee a ee a 3145 Tye SFO @rs S25 ampiirer N EVER bave we had a finer collection to offer the Junior miss. In CyPe I29 wth 825 amp ire: - dainty Voiles, Orcandies epe de Chines and Georgettes, taste- $370 fully and daintily trimmed with mbben rosettes and streamers, The above prices do not .3- —_ J) s } 22 na gatusfv even the most imag } Sizes 6 to 14 vears izes 12 to 16 vears M 95 to $16.50 $6.95 to $19.75 infor Apparel Shep—Tt!rd Ficor Combination Norfolk Suits _ With Extra Knickers q * ll appreciate the splendid /5 quality of these sturdy constructed S$ Suits. sal woven cheviots and tweeds of alata medium weight in both light and dark col- ors. All are splendidly ta)lored and the mod- els Are attractive, Ages 7 to 18 vears. | » * te ee ee ee ed he: ee ~ -_ . Pioneer Coaster Wagons Regularly $8.00, for $5.95 Regularly $9.00, for $7.25 | : Box is made of kiln-dmed . = Sar 4 ee | lumber with doubie. : ; ~ -” : , ( Others priced from $11.50 to $27 50.) thickness endboards, heavy mapie boister with large RN Ek — | a . W fifth-wheel in front. Rubber : aS , ae wet | j Bo 4~ as nic rs Bo . Rai oats tired wheels with roiler |:+ar 7 | ay tt nN . ) Ss h Knic ke ys ne ee wt Si apt apee ag8 , ' In splendid assortments for im- | Tan Cravenette Processed and mediate choosing. | blael Khaki Cloth at $125 ¢o $185 wa rubber Raincoats offer “Palm Beach”’ Cloth $2.50 splendid values for tomerrow. Gray and Tan Crash $2.25 Plain and belted with set or rag- White Duck and VUinen tam sleeves. ‘Ages 4 to 18 years. $1.65 to $3.00 Priced $4.50 to $25.00 Bory Ciething Ghep—@ecené Ficer. « = a i ed =~ a reat AEE es we v= rei

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. — Rat FRIDAY MAY 25."1922_ The City Circulation of the Daily POST. DI [CSS TSe Cece seeeseeeeseeerens TCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUKS POST-DISPATCH ' nn SS eee aera eeeeeserersess White Silk i for Early Summer | r 2 NAMNS “ rmemons] 501° SCOCT'S stocks | [he Store for ALL the ite | Be Misti (Main lbleor—Nugents.) : = ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK of F. A. Steer Especially y Purchased for the Coming Holiday — Claes eae ae Fouad: 3000 Summer Dresses steers High-Grade Summer Suits 25 | Steer’s $20, $25 to $ 50 $25 to $40 st Dresses! $S0 Saxe o 16 High-grade Suits of tropical worsted mohairs, gabardines and light-weight serges, poplins. First m Ninth te T enth — wrday: Pi rom in eta, onew mM A ASN nt 180 beautiful Sport Dresses are made ot excellent quality novelty Silks. (One und two piece effects. Many are in solid colors: other m > in combination effect. aa _| Steer’s $15 to $17:50 - 50 1000 New Wash Frocks; | Suits ........ OQ?" Chie Seta as Genuine Palm Beach and beach cloths in several different OOSC TOUT ( av ‘ess : ; , i . 4 at away ; shades. All well tailored and titting. from over 50 styles. Made of tissue gingham, Normandie 2 ° : | voile, ramie linen and novelty = Suits to Fit the Young Man and weaves. Sizes from 16 to 48.... = Stouts, Slims, Stubs— the Conserative Man °° Sims, St We havé also included in this sale our own Linen Dresses high-grade stock of two-pants Suits just ar- Y'] ved. 240 2-Pants ee 4° ee tlet moh | ‘Ss iA te un u country parments. ts canbe the most SOatliOW sidinein dar pl re span 380 2-Pants $ , ’ ?-, : ana iritmmmed : | & - —_ | , = se fe " “ ‘ " - - = + é . . -_ % “ - , | : , . > ‘ Suits ears. Cone- and Bloom- d juniors 83.90 y 7. iliaiiS a Second Floor ack Oly wee ants all | Suits 1 ted, (Main Flodr, Men's Store—Nugents.) Steers Shirts | Steer’s nana mise meweore | | lang Ua . ee ee bbs Ahhh Suits, con- middy and 914 83.95 ars for chil- $1.95 que & white ilso striped and neat : hecked patterns | SI. 00 85c Nainsook Shirts and Drawers ; Men's $2.00 and $2.50 Negligee Shirt.— Men's coat-cut Shirts a1 ~g knee Entire Stock of T} is an extraordinary lot. It includes neck- rawers, fine pin-checke 65 and and ollar-attached’ Shirts, in white, tan Mainsook; sizes to 46 C STEER’S 4 mercerized fabrics; 1 o $1 Porosknit Shirts and Drawers M 5] son's whine ana oa ens Straw ct re a ndreds to fine cotte long and short | 69c ws Om eve st ts Sizes to 46 ; pe Men's $250 and S3.85 Broadcloth Shirts.— Hats ; i. ivi ~ “Phillips Cuffs” $2.50 and $3.50 White Irregulars: sizes to 46 Kinds hirts—\Made of fine white, fancy madras ° e Seah aadammae TT rat pe $2 and $2.50 Ribbed Union Suits at 28 fabric cuff: aa i * 85 Men's fine white lisle short sleeve, ankle . Pag c? } . om Pa ae lia Such well-known makers ‘hite and solid colors, als hite on | Ww and solid cols a! ani 3 are represesnted as: — hroadciotn $2. 59 nett calf style ... | . . : é Blum & Koch Men's $5.00 and $6.50 ‘Silk Shirts—W! 85c Nainsook Union Suits Vyse & Sons, Cinella, ~ TL ; a . Men's: made no-sleeve, knee- crepe de chine and silk Je! lan po ge ~« lk —} rts Mighti , aa le ’ crt ft) style, fine pine hecked - Bonar Phelps, : | ug nainsook. Sizes 34 to 40 Charles Levy & Sons soiled . te eee ee “ee Sweaters Just Like fe Deas 2 2 Eat Bee enasaeuseaes aun rT T.lhmGaeh Sh wrens TF —TTTTF >& lor chil- $1.95 hildren organdie and 1 colored dots v¥, with silk or med in little organdie bows $2.45 to $8.75 Soft cuff ae 0 eee w lr a i i bididd Sale of 8000 Beautiful New Style breil In 3 Price Groups $2 to $2.85 Sweaters— 5 | 00: 005 . STYLES Sale Price a : Tie- Golf Coa ee | gece SC CSecond = $3.50 to $6.00 Sweaters—§ 85 COLORS Floor Sale Price 7 7 en SES BER ESSRESSSSSRSEHSSSSHEERSERSRRESSSSRTSSB BSB eeee es “ : ; “ t f 7 4 . . “ ; ~ alll "Ty, ‘Men's 19c Tubular Wash Ties ‘ ; ash Ti Steer’s Men’s Neckwear yo 2 zeus yan ic 33 frre nssesgy in eigen ‘lid | ines Men's 50c and $1 Silk and Fiber Kuitted Ties; | A lant of Men's 25c and 35c Ties; in- neluding weaves and designs of every de- 50 cluding Bat or Bow Ties: odds 3B - solid colors and fancy stripes.. C and ends of knitted Ties Hats irls sor poke bon- e embroidered 4 | , : S1to $5 [fi Girls’ and Juniors’ Department—Second Floor ||~> Phoenix | = f o | -Hour Sale Fath ° Peg S + « . | = |! ae, + plan Me Hosiery || $1 Lingerie||Decoration Day Suits for the Boys : ef ¥ : ya Ars Women’s Phoenix Hose Dainty Lingerie (pn) a AZ b= Be. St~Rem 1 -aenee At Splendid Savings Boys’ Wool Two- Pant Suits T QO Sale Price LAGDEEL4EAEEAAAAAALEAAALAL S444 444MM AMAA bh hi inne Black Brown Honeydew Red Orchid Jad ac 4 8 6 py al e Se j ade $6. 00 to $10 Sweaters— — $3.88 85 Men's 50c and Fancy, Plain and Drop Stitch Patterns POB8000 900009 0000000000000001/00000000000050550005000005000005000000050600848 BSBRBaaBRERB HERES SESEeZATABEBUS eA . (Second ft loor—Nugents«.) ~ » = -—— wr, .FPerwrrereeee,- -Prr,r.,.h.hmhmcrhU lc ror eeereeererehm.hm mh ree (Main Floer, Men's Stere—Nugents.) ee . = be Kk Hoss i? row?! whit. , _ | black, : 2 oene Chemisé and ‘ e-and-easy fit ting models in new Spring styles All desirable \ at he shoe Envelop . dain- tterns. ye nike and plain back. inverted or box pleat styte Nightgowns of nainsoe ' Two pairs of Knickers, full lined: all have large roomy re “$I .00 Hiv trimmed with lace inser- inforced pockets—a delight to any boy and a relief to tie _— mother. Material of all-wool fabrics, in many —« different patterns. Siges & to is Women’s Phoenix Hose centred . : : Xe Ti9—semt-tunionea, | | Sage. sae , : Boys’ Wool Blue Serge reight Hose, with the “Phoe- |) re 2 Two-Pant Suits od ah the Ee $3.95 Lingerie , ¥ =, For Graduation and Confirmation Heavy quality crepe de ¢ hine , : . rr | Another sale of boys" blue serge two- - . - . 7, i T > «iT : . $1.50 Snvelope Chemise and ; n ’ 2 pants Suits for confirmation; In pialin or “ > 7 > , , yy | "| i- Pa - y soomers, attractivel; rim , ' yoke back: inverted or box pleat 50 Misses’ and Juniors’ Sere . ? med with fine lace medallions, , pelt-all-around mod- : Wra Coste Women’s Phoenix Hose ace edge and $? 85 | . el; alpaca lined: $ 550 Girls’ — oa No. 368—F ul-fa shi ciieainatiing. >. Women’s Pajamas | te. » > Other Suite, 918.96 40 910.95 In two- p ece style. mé ide of evlendia material, Svished @ y Se / Boys’ Genuine Palm Beach Suits nee s Phoe with mada poorer te ng . . nix White Silk Boys’ Palm Beach Suits, made with hite » Voile and Net OP x showing of belt-all-around style. yoke beck. reverted : . bd ‘ $ 95 75 $ $ For the Flapper Miss Racer idren's Phoenix.” mercer- Ami-French Lingerie \ | ox tex eines See Jo bo 0 BS ) to Redaced hipaa vee 50 ms = a in three-fourth Ami-French Env elope ras button-bottom knickers: i. me ~. =e, _ =s ‘OF sae : me Ail Sox ; for Sum=- mise. elastic knee Bloomer an | watch pocket: in new : se not @niy for these church events but - “$0. 5 $I 25 scalloped edge and em ° ae f § to 16 cae : f work ~ ° broidered epray -* staeial leon —Venemeny In sive : i . | ALUE as | : MPeeenied, these Dr enaen wi mn be ~ | interest to every moth Size o (Second Fleor—Nugeats.) ‘Main Fleor—Nuogents.) | (Fearth Floor pra ae r > For Communion and Confirmation with Priced shadow-proof Petticoats, shades. Sizes Values thy Gili Surn mes Wear af WF RE eg + tee —EE7_ t ih bead per tf ry 7 oY 4! he ) a ee ay ; VA ; aarti ds © ae leet Eo RS erate are a. -taa : ane! Wet tes has Ae cy Sey ~ . DO cms ah 2 . yr ; in Nh te iO" *, ‘he ae

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Se a ~ eee ee — The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. - — — — —_—- - ee —_- a em ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = : ae YIP jew 1 — vt = ATTEMPTED BURGLARY CHARGES BR WWE AWE IF, Sy F fj 5 2 A BA AE = AGAINST 2 EGAN MEN DROPPED sn) Temas Diermixenl Ordered at Prefiminary ' : a - Hearing of Isadore Lomde anu — | F-imer Ranger | - : r ere dis seed in pre r r- j A, - -_ ~~ 7 : > Ane can ~~. - a ee Pe are a al > ee ee ee eS ee ee rn MEE AO OP we * . al er gC = , - = 2 : . ‘ .* : e- » £ — | ¢ : pf -d: | ome ery 0M: eg i ss Tt lave oe Gr . - J : ; 3 - . i 7 — “ = = 4 . 7 we " ' ' tr -_ Cee eee, en elite ~ A al ie ap A Ap @r «-* _ [ 9S ayy eeteeeer en > ne a to hae araan A et ee Te : - SE ee Ee ee Re ee | Re ge = ON Rh a ape ave Herm 00) iy heen beet ae cae ty) | ‘en eae te me bre RO Ae me e epee . , .* . e ~ r 7 ; 4 - . - = - ; . . = Ps ; &\ ges 4 , 2 = , ‘ Fi . . — ‘Bew tse. . 7 [a ~ : ~ a ': = —_ - o - _ é " : = j . - ' =-_——. 1 : ~~ , —_~ ; . : -_ rz , ra i ~ as : -_* - a - : ; = * Account at \ Wi Sy ee and This Lovely Lamp FREE! ft A Ps : : . =- - , . | i ( . = = a # sf ~ ~ : > | - * ’ — ets an t >— _ . . : s _ . = , . + ¥ . , . - , 7 - - 7 = Women’s and Misses ~~ s . ; 3 . | } ' ‘ 4 : , J ~ had \. a . ° - => ‘ . >. am ~_, = . - , ~ r 4 Z J = " »* , ; = ’ ~ = ‘ > , A > . , # : ° ga , ° ~ “ = - . a " if , c } a = 4 - -_~ - “ a ‘ > ’ ~ a —_ : . ~ ~ ‘ W .e. 4 ' es Trimm *. ce w . . : : a va: \\ \ —— ' - * 7 = ‘ _, ’ 2 >-- “= : ” 5 - a = —— Ceiou-3, $1.60! ee *s SOCKS $1.2S Gioves . ¢ a OE el MEN'S $2.50 STRAW HATS | 75¢ RAZORS : sir $1.49}: ~! . » - cme , s . Feature No. 2— REAL At SER > -& = ' ' ; . ; Men's $2.50 Silk d Shirts | > ~ : a _ e ; . z Va.ce ‘ An e«tcep: il aeeort a mens @ . -- - — = - 2« . ste “ a - _- . .69 » ~_ * < . ° . . ~ . - = “ ~_ - ee - Se GARTERS = 17c My Store will be Sener Fame wert) ORG $9450 ELECTRIC BOUDOIR LAMP FREE From 9a. m. to 9 p. m. LAMP FREE! cos ee ee ee) ee Dresses . ; made With Your Choice of the — Come Let Me Give You World’s Finest Watches a Be reel! iere s nm amacement 2 mere } . | an idea of what a a a ee . ge ii iz . eautitud p thisis. Ihese Lamps are beau- _ ALTERATION SALE BARGAINS IN THE Fi - Seer rin | q iful “Old Ivory” finish with a handsome glass _ BARGAIN BASEMENT fm | (: oe <s bade, beautifully tinted and decorated. Came im . Bememge ee ee ps fer yourself and take one home = - 1% ;. . = — = x iii, Oe ae : a 9 to 12 Specials bd] FREE Re a SS ee Se ee : natl_ate J : : 3 77 soe. Sone | - 2 = ash. I will be glad to extend mv : Unbleached Muslin _9¢/39c Oilcleth ....19¢ ~ an 2 a aoe ee ee Teady cam i usual bberal credit terms. _ Damask Remnants aSe; 29¢ Flowered Crepe. {0c \ ae” = $1.00 DOWN WILL DO ~S...... | * 59c Dress Goods 1S9e\3S¢ Sateen ...18¢ a : $7.50 LAMP FREE!! _ 2 1-2 yard panels _ 38c| Corsets | ’ Wemen's Skirts $1.00)Giris' Bloomers _. i Biggest Event : Men's Straw Hats _. \ . ~ Ca , . 7 0 PEN Boycaps se OSC mY -Vareer y SATURDAY Women's Voile | | Lire : bas proven to be : NIGHTS UNTIL _~_<- . dl ~~ . -~-——_

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= ae é, ad — » FRIDAY MAY 25. 1923. OF DES ARC CLOSED’ ; UU SSeS See Our Other Advertisement on Page 5 q a: § MES X, BAER & FULLER | 4 Almond— Peanut— Milk GRAND-LEADER ‘ee Chocolate Bars ] Pe. Weil-made— }}/ (“) Kuppenheimer Suits} Good-And Offer Values of Exceptional Merit Good for $ 4 0 HESE Suits are up to the usual high Kuppenheimer- standard in 7 ne P F - he ER in eS =" = i FLIneS every way, and are all new Spring models, made of medium and ih 3 f ‘Sweet MilkicChocolate 1 hehepe ys rete eheebegy orewpgererer Tt) Le a MplerDeer mdb light woolens in a variety of attractive patterns, including tweeds, cas- 1-2 REA eee Ze simeres, worsteds and flannels in stripes, checks, overplaids and solid ae oe ae SG Fie colors. Every man who purchases one of these Suits will secure a value | Fae fF : a ik of exceptional merit. New Spring Suits, $24.75 Here is an opportunity to buy a smart Spring Suit at an extreme sav- ing. They are of unusual quality for such a low price, and are made of fine woolens in single and double breasted and sports models. A variety of attractive patterns for selection. Men's Mohair Suits 51622 520 PO These Suits are well tailored of cool, airy mohair and are ideal for 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' — Causes a Run—Depositors | ~ Say They Won't Lose. Associated Press ARC. Mo., May 25.—The | of Des Arc was closed yester- | jliowing.a “run” Wednesday is reported to have resulted | factiona! quarrel and caused withdrawals | State Finance ptified to take charge of the | on, which is capitalized az | ite stock recently was sel}. | m $135 a share Depositors said itt that the bank was solvent t there would be no loss. N. is president and J. T. Bun- wice president, of the institution i PD be ; x Department im) Ln it ha | on | i vn A Af wii wh rh a Eo ame --- — . ‘| Ww | | | { i tn ur : _ ot -_ vr TY = ~—$ 3 =r aie at mien - ory amie aati midis ee EL LEER anon gee. 5ee eee = oo oa Ger 1 age ee Ee we Se -—— et —$3) —$o4) Wind ame “et > , tee ‘ae Sen 1006 ames vei + ee ipvamm ty * eh 048 6 am 0S f : - : er ) ititul Electric , S : | With /Roasted Almonados Copyrighted 1223, by Eline’s, Inc. STIX, BAER& FULLER, ee _ tf a - PREMIUM CRACKERS Their crispiness and salty flavor make them delicious for sandwiches. They are made by the bakers of Uneeda Topcoats Reduced Styles for Men and Young Men ap a ec 50 THE materials are tweeds, cassimeres and whipcords, in plain shades, fancy mix- ~- tures and overplaids, in both light and dark colors. Several styles—raglan Brunswick Portable Phonograph Summer wear. They come in black, gray and blue, in plain colors and striped effects. Excellent selections for men and young men. known all here is an- y for trust- Don't hesi- ‘ELY FREE! Biscuit tana NATIONAL IT COMPANY °45 HE Brunswick Portable is truly a mu- sical prodigy, having a clear, round, full tone. It is substantially built to with- stand hard usage, and is unsurpassed by any instrument of similar design in finish and tone quality. ~ Plays all records. New Brunswick Records Isham Jones Orchestra 2420 ‘By the Shalimer 75c Fooling Around 5186 “Message of the Violet” Irene Williams $1.00 From Prince of Pilsen Soprano “Toyland” from Babes in Toyland (Four This name isn’t in the dic- , but many dealers fell people it stands for any grass rug. _ Don’t be misled by this theory. Compare an ordi- grass rug with a Crex -_— ial —— ~ > NO BOILING Distributors J.J. HOLT CO. at BI. Olive 3353, | TELEG E. (Fe hs 3205, ‘or Gingham Dresses Can Be Made Quickly With McCall Printed Patterns DRESS cut out accurately is three-quarters done,” said a woman after she had used the McCall Printed Pattern, the only absolutely ac- curate pattern. Notch meets notch exactly. Armbholes fit per- fectly. Seams meet seams. The fit and the style of the garment is in the printed cutting lines on the pattern pieces. That's why gingham dresses or any other kind can be made so quickly. Everything goes togeth- er smoothly, easily, successfully! (Second Floor.) STIX, BAER& FULLER GRAND-LEADER Extra trousers at $5.50 Pair. shoulders, set-in sleeves, belt all-around or plain backs. Limited quantity to sell. (Fourth Fleer.) heads or foul spark plugs. s5-Gallon Cans Medium, $3.95 opportunity to save money. 5-Gallon Cans Medium, $2.49 30-Gallon Drum, $10.95 Streett’s “Ideal” Motor Oil [zt will not break down at high “cylinder temperature”—it won’t heap carbon on piston s5-Gallon Cans s5-Gallon Cans Heavy, $4.95 Service Motor Oil One of the best medium-heavy Lubricating Oils made and motorists. will find this an 5-Gallon Cans Heavy, $2.69 For Fords, $4.35 (Fourth Floor.) Men’s Foulard > Handkerchief and Bat Tie to Match $7.00 THIS is an unusually low price for one of this season’s most popular novelties. They are all attractively printed in foulard designs on the most popular colored grounds, including | Special, Both for Butcher Blue, Corn, Madder, Green and Navy The Handkerchiefs are of ample size. The Bat Ties have square ends and are reversible. As the value is so unusual we suggest that you make your selections as early tomorrow as pos- sible. (Main Floor.) Q ZN Ca Ko % © > ¥ Ad . 4 - a a) — Men’s Straw Hats Excellent $ ao Values, E have made special effort to supply our cus- tomers with a good quality Straw Hat at this popular price. Included in this assortment are the much favored fancy brown-tone Hats, rough braids, smooth Sennets and China split straws. Sennet Sailors, $1.85 In the sailor style with saw or cable edge, made with comfort Straw Hats, $2.45. Porto Ricans, Sennets, Stoyos and fancy braids in iety of popular blocks. > Bonar-Phelse and Chas. Levy handmade Hats, in the most approved weaves and models, $4 to $6 (Main Floor.) ~ Men’s Oxfords ; in the Newest Lasts ‘62 IS opportunity to buy Shoes of such qual- ity so moderately priced is worthy of your special attention. They are sewed and made of the finest materials by expert craftsmen, Of light and dark tan calfskin, tony red, black and tan kidskin and patent leather. Square toes with gable edges or the moge conservative English lasts.~ All sizes and widths. (Men's Shoe Department—Main Fioor.) 1 a toe) 2 ee ee. | a o ined od

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10 ST LOUS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Dafty POST-DISPATCH fone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 11 and 18. oe. Cos Annual Mav Sele ~3] evr Purchases Made During the Pemsindp | F _ We Give We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash M. d H | Ae ae , po ' “(S50 in Werchamtise “Few Restricted Articles Excepted. erit Your Attendance Here Saturday of the Houck Wil sppew om Jone me, |_OF-92-0 in or $2.50 in | —- ~ _ ————— ——— ee ee —_ NN _ cena” —_ — — —_ = ee 2a Many More Will Enthusiastically Add to Their Wardrobes From Our Remarkable Showing of Smartesi $ ummer A pparel for Misses —Every Late Style and Splendid Values—Presented in Wonderfully Varied Assortments ; Misses C ottonFrocks =@e52 Misses’ Silk Frocks —Smartly Styled Models at S i: | —Secores of Fashionable Modes at. an Hichi+ attractive Frocks o: : 4 . | € Frocl ks of printed crepes and various en. linene. gingham. ratine and bi- ) | tub silks; plain colors, striped. checked thor many eolori MO ar ; and printed patterns; every model in trimmin s ail “smartiv at 71 ved. Suzes , the height of fashion and smart! v trim- s ie 3 % eee ae FF we oer. ceeeeeteceeeter 2 se =. COOP ROCCO EPORDROR GCC OO EP ApGeerreenereehbedense eit aN A I 5 tl i i OL A li ETE te a . - « eke s = — “ 4.% ” — = “ ~ £ a ae e a - ~e a APES II LISELI IEEE ir TT iry Perreer errr tt etter AAA DAL SEED) URES DABAAL Sieeeeeeee 2M). Cotton Frocks | Ahaki Garments Yt Uy °6 Kicker-Smocks’”’ Graduation Frocks —New Youthful Modes —For Vacation Days | —For Sports Wear et HG § Jz 2h ZL _ - See wr ee nr ee eee eee ae ta r > agtecaeeecendauns ’ ty my Us TLL ‘ : POR RORRAIE gee > te i) % > y ee Ne ee h.. — a - eces $435 and $5.95 ee 8 ua R — - — Saturday—/n Our Popalarly Priced Section— ; : Many New Models in Women’s and Misses’ Smart . V r = and Their Mothers Will geass of ; ‘ ‘i % filtinery Silk Graduation Frocks Anife-Fleated Skirts Sbecial Price of Closely Pleated LA —the Latest of Youthful Models 39 yf ashable Fro —_for Graduation Day Petra sizes 33 to 38. $12.75 i - F ; ? Otber new iLnife-plested Skirt= ~ y im tam, grar. white : nd biac : ‘ : , * ! | @ Shirt chat gee. very neat 0 . © «= & ao Mma o.. Skirts of w tite | Here Is Delightful Selection in the New Sleeveless ~ a Be A Splendid Offering of the Extremely Popalar | : : eo | eth, are a "2" 95 oo 95 Sr .00 VERB 2. $1.95 $2.95 2. $1.95” $3.30 st In the newest weaves. and every sma lor 4 i cole ; Saturday—We Otter Wide and Unusual Choice of com imation. the Sweaters = these cro bar Woo... "RB te sleeve eee - Chae * (tee ’ ey na 4 s Nn ; aja, a, Im ether etries of sevelty and white feetwear wea: ~.Grce OL “AD. £75 Ae x : io¢ 2d ~¥ In \ ] CeSS =~ ° , ‘ . j ~ . — a —_ _ eur wide asseerteecets offer pleasieg choice. = c Sumereus attractive com ) a*_onms ses . —of Silk. Satin and Cotton W eaves Many Will Appreciate the Tailored Smartness of These black and prints. Sizes to - 2 L Women Will Delight in This Special Group of ses | | sao | soa 6 Excellent Silk Hose 00 | . , " p - > ) | Children’s . ae 3 os ae : handles. others with handles of ribbor Fish, i : , , pe emcee: | ne oa S? x9 PR . re r seels sizes 8% co = a Sinee 5 te §: SOS ese, > —s » C ° - . . : . . . . ex) ; ~

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"| FRIDAY. “ 7 3 OF ke’ tt Ie 2 : ‘ ; OF a! eo OF : § AY 25, 1823. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ee ae SEE OUR OTHER acta ON PAGE 10 and 18. sles || /Famow Barr Gos “ann t During the Remainder a We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books | for $2 in Cash are Pacha Ria tibiae ies’ te r 4 aroe Purchases Made During the Remainder or on June Statement . : or $2.00 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Exc epted | Are of Particular Significance to Saturday Shoppers Bam the Month Will Appear on June Statements ee eS oe —_——- ~~ ere ‘a - -———— - SHES EHER ETRE HE TO REC OH Cee eee 4 peeetrerere —-— n , ee ~ > i lt i i it th hb be eh i i ih ‘ T,r,rrfrfr=#TfT, "7." , Main Floer > eo-——_-—S a - h - CO” - d eeeete - . — . - : Se _—— _ ~ — - - - . . - —_ -- ~ 4 a -- EEE pn . eeeeetee a ——— eae See eae eee al aautieniendensilinteein iene ee oe ea eee eee OLA OE LE Ai NG EA ALL EE He ie A a I ee nl ne 7 2 = ° a am —— a An Interesting Offer of a Be Sure to Avail Yourself of This Chance to Save on Gold-Plated Gillette Razors Cut Flowers Carnations > Roses With Two Double- : i Edge Blades, Very Two Dozen .O0 Special, for Choice of large and small checks., fancy figured effects, solid colors and com- binations. All will wear and launder to your entire satisfaction. The fabrics are: beau nat (uses, @ This remarkable offering consists o 1 Ch ‘tracts , ced wit! sh ferns-—-a most meee gold plated Gillette Razor, two double edged A). om § able offering at this price ‘one delivered blades, cold plated Razor case. Men who SWEET PEAS—in many colors; the bunch. . 156 shave themselves should take advantage of Flower Shop—Basement this sale. Imported Ginghams Figured Voile Plain Voiles Linenes Ratine Normandy Voile Basement Gallery Economy Store A Special Selling of 562 Sample Pretty New Hats =e Bathing Suits $5 to $6.95 $ 95° Values at... Unusual Values Are These Boys’ Oxfords Sissel Timely Of ering of $4.50 and $5 510.50 Traveling Baw Bo igo S — OU @ Of crepe, braids and silk taffeta in @€oOne-piece California style Suits knitted the approved — shades. Crinimed A of all-wool yarns, with round or V necks. with novelties, flowers and ostrich. | Some are plainly tailored, others are trimimed r . ~ . or . Included are a number of the new turbans. also | de me COGS Ceres. Bee all . 1 lar , / “ve Nber stripes. In a comprehensive small, medium and large shapes. | : Showing of the popular colors. Sises Lasement Feonemy Store 26 to 46. Gdare §] : Second ¥ leor ouwes@ wwe oo «a9 - e aa- v~ gaan al . ay OO OO et _ . ~ — — aa - - ow « os - a oss wo wd md ro oe ae a" s - i ~ ww — =~ ee Bas 3 Saturday in the Toy Section— ente Velocipedes Basement Economy Stere pn rir rwrrhbpibrip bi bp hhh hh bh hhh hhh hhh hh hhh hh hh hh hhh i ih i i i i i i i he eee enn nnn nnn nanana “—wrwerereeeee Oe eeeeeeeeeeeeeeererTeoserreereeeeeeeeeeeeeweeere err eeeereeeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeeeeTe eee “ ‘ ‘ft _ ie soul Sat OR ror : _ t . ; rY . ertOuor reor ; oh mie - : Women’s — Shoes Women’s Purses Umbrellas Special at cna $1.59 see $3.77 ndals, in smoked elk and @ Attractive Leather Purses \ limited lot of women's t with red and gre¢ aie in brown, green and blue. silk Umbrellas with wide and with fancy cut-ot Also canteens with mirrors pe porders. “ ide range , a oll a of handies. In the Sun-and raps and Oras 0! and coin purses. Rain style . 'f ” a »t 2 - . S a ae ia wei Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Saturday—Parents Should Investigate This Group of $5.50 “a WAS Boys’ Graduation Shirts lll C ) . , oy S ’ Strongly Made Velocipedes , , ‘cotton pon O5 iris With adjustable seat and ? ty fh ned wheels S i s thi t 2 re ] LS al rel ove } ? a Foie " etry, , ' hirts " aN pa Mims a2liGa b Ad ill i i iii e' I} } Ti- . 81.2% Sidewalk Scooters for tots &Pe if = y . “~~te alla r ‘ . -* ‘ ii i i i $5.95 Sidewalk Cars, with pedals £4.69 gee, very neat and dressy: with sof to matcl 3 ae £2.95 Onk Rockers, leather seat 82.19 aici. $6.50 Effanbee Mama Dolls . $1.95 Boys’ Shirts | Sports Blouses Basement Gallery Shirte of white self striped . ij } ' »¢@¢ eved , rte ar be — ‘ee F j ‘ C4 ig oe madra > ; = . -—-. rq ; ; a? erTrizvsen (iv fora ° » 2 s Wi ite crepe de chit § English broad. [Sik striped madras shirting: “Sy 50 For Decoration Day—One of These Second Floer Flag Sets — oa 2 "> Silk Vests Girdles IR: | Bakery $2.50 ~ 1= AS $3.50 to $4.50 Values Silk Hose Specials * Pi te Layer Csi I uk 50c¢ Value. . $ 6 5 lrregulars of $2.50 to Pineapp pho anh: le @ Heavy quali of giove silk $3 Grades ‘Cream Coffee Cakes... .25c with silk s cee A r straps. In Hasement Economy Stere tence mmr vine | Ettapne, Around? | $7 Ad = Candy Special Girdles of pink brocade and brocaded satin con- sii > Ww te cf . WwW ¢ Full fashioned A $1 ’ bined Hes = -d , . and silk with lisle top Hose 60cV e Pongee Blouses | P20 attached sup- | Witn"nign spliced heels and | Poand.... porters. reinforced feet. In white, black and colors. . ' $2.50 and $3 @ Chocolate eclairs, wa'th Corsets $1 .50 Silk Hose rich cream centers, cov- of pink bro- nen's _semi-fashioned ered with milk and dark cade, and striped materials i aioe Seat chocolate; sprinkled with @ Women's was! able silk pongee with wide inserts around the ' t? Ih) ae . . P at 1e@ Want- " iite® a hd tt nuts. Blouses. with round necks or top. Two pairs of attached ; O1ores, 74C Imost all ve - ir 7 60c Hershey's Broken a ‘ Saturday—In the Housefurnishing Section— “Wizard” Lawn Mowers | as conn ete eee of a sxvo-Tt flag with sew- > _ ed stripes al! a ‘pri inted stars, can- $10 95 Q Vas headit g with brass grommets. . 6 e) Six -fox« j ed pole with ball Values —_—_—— . truck hal va _ and holder. DRWRROA60000000010000000008 PRCUUDAAAOCGRO000000000000000000008 500004 WRVAB980880 008000000009 000 00000050 000006600005 00000000000 0108 0000000 0000000000000004 Wool Bunting Flags sceee - Se ws stars : t+ ec with n-grade “Wizard” Lawn Mowers, with four cutting Cal : as : janine a —— ba gron ‘ ; ' ‘ii « ss ’ the 14-inch size. se ire one tomorrow at a mets endid saving S3u5-ft. sive .o. O2.ce 4xti-ft. sige . S2.55 95 Value, 18-in. $10.90 $11.35 Value, 16-in. $10.25 Pp ted U.S. Fl rin ags Ice Cream Freezers | $7. 95 Lawn Beret Plant Boxes f entt castes: Meniee ee Variou sizes and . hexago on Tea wit iit ornament makes, qe a ‘ i?) - St) ic SfPlagTe Various © \7es ith I2-in. ; — oc > dit ater tubes. At a@ ( | Ts-in. 10¢ rit of 25°: >» ; offered at u 334 | : he discount of : Basement G -o- oboe aie ; S te 30¢ - Sixth Floor “amo (“orsets ie i ixedo eColls rs iTTIVS iti ha supporters aunder nicels Special. i. e 2 Basement Economy Store Chocolate ; special, Ib... Basement Zeonemy oe " «FY j >> \ _ one? a e nmr } ervil ~ ~- = 2 me with light, flexible soles, : ‘eslond node! ; we ie BCe Heated 8 Seed ener? . . $38.15 $20.56 3525 . $61.00 $33.58 ne valus 2.3 (| hickory shafts and calf skin | Teel “and toe | qualities. $4 to 36 | se elk, o : ippers: : late: r! 2.75 value oss rap - PRS as : Sixth Floor : — ~ second Fleet 3 " = a: —S - 7 , . Des rs serene. See eeeee eee cscnaeed bers ceeocesees eeeee ~— — —— - ———— eee = ae : ‘ Cee ene e eee eeeee ee eeesegeeneee: | eee ee ss eee ee eee ee ee ee TERRES Ree EEE Sse 8 es se een Basement Economy Stere DOO88 89908 90000000000000000000000000000000005000000000/008000000000000000000500000004 DPRAAAAOAG :

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FRIDAT, fly POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. way 7S rosa 3 - ST .OUS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily = —e ‘ , - toe - | | AY ¢linees to urge you : $$ -— THE GRADWOHL WAY. IS EASY TO P ] EMPLOYERS HERE DISCUSS UMON “BE ABLE TO SUPPORT HUSBAND’ - ‘+ s* ' 4 7 -r : ’ *? ? ~ > e.% o™ 4 ° ; Ss. aie - * a * . - at + Tee ing 7 7 : ha : e ab ; - 9 : eo - ™ c . * . . “ , « S * . = ; ? - . = : - e m - se kind Sot ESTA 3 in@}- " . ~a mre? Sere ar "+s rot - 3 — s “4 « . i" . ; )*A TT. ® ’ — 7 > 7 7 + -. _ - . . : : “= ry : ae oe emplover« ir - ; ee — caieaiiali Cieeiemin sm ris ime Lz : 4 Omi TS ai ra at ePv er ee. > : . a ganig@itions yesterda 25 e prae 7 m2 “a a. te , :' e appearanc jac ee Sateen execu ecretary mime ement €x« = -_ ' > = GSHimerine ie of per of i> nation how 3 “a 7 : ; —e «a ~ . . : ‘ a. % 5 « . "a “2 Pp . me ‘organization. you thers beg ! Be , » well furnis : : : Seailian pe taga Cie 5 ’ c 3% ‘te - S-« -- > : T 4 ; - — ; nr - - ~ a - : ° - = — . 4 - , : > ers @pion™ for stabilizing : rl Pest eaheg , = tT? " ~=* ‘ “nea sum™ ' ‘ ¢.. . . ’ " No a@tion was taken to —)= , | : ' er-ne 1 : —— ther ; ' iree.5 anc jf Huseoa ih 2 “a! ‘ : . ; ~ _ , ‘ T z. rif ° a _ ed : . 4 7 " . . ; : — . 4 . ’ : ; : . oa . : - 7 ™ — 2 la Ben ll et tik FI a ee Me eee eee ge yer? Speer ee wr —- ‘ > - ‘ ’ = -_ —— « hav & first to ref epecG@ve groups. Anot will held June —— — ; 3 Supplemented With the Astounding Offer ofa ==——Charge Purchases Made Tomorrow and the Remainder of the Month Payable in July AG ool Skirts _ [Abe — "Special! Wool Sweaters lr REE $1: Sool} A email group ; = ; | ‘ . | , : 7 J : . _* : 3 s ; | y Pp li Seana WAL oli stries oniv, sacr:! , =" 7 - ee, | CCl ent nsurance . : . j . ‘ j j ‘ 7, ia At nm SM i, +t & eet ee 6 SS few — * - «= ~~

ee f= | | Soe nee Z| = i on maa te Great Northern Special” 7 , Special ;- ’ PP - P aor gs reer Je “<n “el Feature Groups of Skirts © Girls’ White Dresses || APT oe “ay ee we filed. fell—jer ried Eligien Wateb Node! is for Sst rr ey «or a) “te ~ VW, tt t late=r de<«:g pa. All-Wool or Silk—Plain or Knit -| leated ML dels. ‘ ‘ : 5 oie ae = ra and oa an whe, beard-—@of price of At Two Special Low Prices te coed: 7 . Ae 19.85 This is THE day of the Skirt. These two prices permit every woman to have one without beimg extravagant. ENDORSED BY THE We have a fime line of bighe= eflicierry Men's Watches. Hamilton. Howard and other watches of keown qualicy. We sell thea oe Gefereed as jow as they can be bought anywhere im the UC. 5S. for cask. « ie: <r Sere p) - .s SE POS Me om me ow AT Prunellas, fancy ~ S10 eheeks. tweeds han fancy ratines,in solid colors | Se a ye : : a and various checked pat Fermeriy $13 «end $19.75 flannels, eponmge, velours and LLkees Rhaps ar = 7 = : . — o es ) Girls’ Fania angllalianlae "*10 _ Ie. re _* | . “i “<= Arc ~ SHSHVSSSATHHSEHSHEoaa eT eReeHOeTeoLeEeEeseseeDErEreeEseesTs TELLER LER LR

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- era sony oh ites Fn a ea =o me ’ MAY 25. 142%. The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUTS POST-DISPATCH : , DEFE ERDANT ESCAPES VOLORFUL EST [iene a ee ee eee pe ae no w aad never dr A lee a: PRINCES, NOBLEMEN AND ) ns, a 1 fy ye nisin ae aad “Mesioan v meee in 30-Foot Leap to taken money confessed he had tomobile. ; GENERALS EXECUTED AT TIFLIS a result of the discovery of an active | pear retc Sidewalk from his employers. Although he at first denied his revolutionary plot in the} ®&pent some ot it for smokes. icentitv. the colorful description scent soviet Ber ae, ic of Georgia, Says 4) hy the Asso. . l’reae bX ite i All Ww ere Cc onvice te d oe Active P - ‘ : a BL PAS©. Tex., May 25.—Fausting ‘some ot feminine companionship, from Kansas City and letters ad- ticipation in Counter Revolu Ez dispatch from Tiflis to the Pravda \ . . more or co ‘ry . my . ' ‘ burt h ad put awa’ | . ‘ _ Le Os : e st vesti , 3+ -orto-Rik auth of dramas, y®«s- A compa! ion, whe attempted fhe Know rn by His Brand th . la . vestige of the pas~. | Porto-R} he . . iol : - ‘ e , f a Since his arrival here he has terday was elected a member of th: eo feat, was seriously injured@ h: of C ; tt ‘ ‘ ee fii and recaptured iwaretie. worked as a subscription salesman. | F rench Academy. receiving 16 » the His habite have changed consider- ° of the °0O cast lated Press . oe —__ How retribution came, Otto Felske ' 3 | does not know for certain. He has oP ae ADVERTISEMENT. At Ree q done many reckless things, he ad- TRADE Re ate: -aurmaers pen gamete “Mea )oF 2 | “ad O O Tn S mits. He drove a second-hand auto- Kelloge’: Bran is prepared to e7 i mobile at high speed. He smoked popular brand of Cigarettes to é d thi —AND DO IT WELL! Cess, He attehéed "wild parties a one ing where post-prohibition spirit Kellogg’s Bran will permanently | purifies. It not only gives relief, but walked. He lived in Kansas City. gelieve eonstipation, mild or chronic. |it regulates the bowels. Every mem- And he thought he had got awa\| It is ecientifically prepared for that|ber of your family should eat it— cleanly. purpose. It is ALL BRAN, therefore |every day—at least two tablespoon- Last night he was arrested when, it has the necessary foulk to assure|fuls; in chronic cases as much with Standing quietly on the corner of; results. Foods with a emall bran con-/|each meal. Seventh and Olive streets. He knew! tent cannot afford permanent relief. Try Kellogg’s Bran mixed with a eae had ste) emesee: the a When your physician or friends | hot cereal, or cook it with hot cereals, ther days. Detectives Gira rd gdvise you to eat Kellogg’s Bran, you | adding two tablespoonfuls of Bran for The simplest way to end acorn and Rogan produced a police circu- | follow-on for the purpose of eliminat- each person. Other popular ways are é%6 ie Bluc-jay. Stops the pain in- lar offering $200 reward for his ar- ing a dangerous clogging-up and toxic | to sprinkle Keilogg’s Bran on hot or SAY BAYER’ wh y b + A gtantly. Then the corn loosens ryet. the circular described accu- condition of your system. You can’t /cold cereals or to eat it as a cereal en you us spirin and comes out. Made in clear rately his habits, his appearance and | gford to take half. ‘way measures! |with hot milk. You can make de- liquid and in thin plasters. The | named his favorite cigarettes. Think of the lost time and the dangers | licious bakery products with Kellogg’s pemon is the same. sles tone cna ears and a long of illness you are daily dodging! Bran. Recipes on every package. , Unless you see the uame ‘‘Bayer’’|tism, neuritis, and for pain in general. At your druggist the ponent iiesties hea v ses What you must have is real bran— Kellogg's Bran is not only nation- | on package or on tablets you are not| Accept only ‘‘Bayer’’ package whieh | “Ble itkes to drive fast i een ae KELLOGG > eo and if you will | ally sold in grocery — but can be | sctting the genuine Bayer product containe [reese : ee ee biles with women.” The circular — n* in ye day you will nad h be yt ba ye Pe a | prescribed by physicians over twenty- ation ‘Denaadabe also sell bottles of then mentioned that Otto Felske nak on ae. ates Se sae en ee cetieeemac TE aie Sa od two years and proved safe by mil-]9°4 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark eee ee cage for embezzling; aseteral balk eweeps cleanses and Kellogg ’s Bran daily for health ’ssake! _hons for colds, headache, toothache,| of Baver Manufacture of Monoacetie- $5000 from the White Motor Co. ! : : : ¥ | earache, neuralgia, lumbago, rheuma-| ac idester of Salicylicacid. | BPA | “ -yt 25 here eter en eee oe grt AHO HCTF Pil , -7 Ay te — ,' “ a Anacci- dent insurance )olic y for $1,500 for one whole year, : a ; | 3 SEE ne of the strongest, : | : “a sompanies in Ameri- absolutely without merchandise to the pecials at ‘‘Jitney’’ Insurance Policy = : : ‘ ~~ 7 o SS SSeS. J ccoeee sats ' , } / Mn pular Demand Jttney | | ; ~ ' SoS ‘ \\ {/ | | | Sale’ of Pearts, . x 5 Soe / ’ ‘ Ci) ™ MC | Hi } yc or : : \\ Wy a SEEN Ye i> Ria - fj : - =a , ie og A linac | S $9750 ‘JAZZ and SPORT MODELS” 2-button and conservative pin stripes, Serges and mixed materials. $35 $45 | seete nt oe | b 5a: db.an.-> Sade diarmpagnet “YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD” is a convenience that we extend te every working or woman. Neo matter hew humble reur position may you may establish with us a credit that will and members of your family te wear good, serviceable clothing : convenience, not a disgrace. One with an established credit independent as the fellow with a bank fell of money. Try it, you to see the values that we give in smart, snappy up-to-the-minute clot on such easy payments, in fact your pin money will keep you well dressed Smith-Daniels—'‘The Fast Growing Credit Clothing Stere.” ~—- a ps ——ee «2 eo ee Oe Om eee © (AA) Cas i(nte WIL —_ QPEL POO OS a a N iw. OPEN 7 \ aS A | \ +) Aaa \\s , y eo) SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. = ; - S UNTIL 9 P. M. ALL ST.LOUIS IS PROFITING BY THIS OPPORTUNITY of SAVING 14 to */3 on DIAMONDS & JEWELRY! Everybody is = —— . os } | : Never in our enthusiastic / Pate eS a | hee et Ee Oe See ae | me jcntire career over the excep- / veers ts eos (nn Se amen: § Ae : . me jhave we assem- tional. Anniver . ee -———_ LS, . aS +e —_ Rais me ibied so large sary values / Ba | : a i ye. pees - and svaried «a we are now Bees ’ & a fo se | , eal A ey | jisplay of offering. 3 See eS a Or OS er | Jiamonds and Come. See/# | | EES aS EE ates. Ripa te age eae pene eee mee | Jewelry. for yourself.— ADJUSTED 17 RUBY-AND-SAPPHIRE JEWELS = = Many of These New . | Mountings Are Elgin & Tite «a | / | : ae \ / Encrusted With Gen- Ss uine Blue Sapphirtes! celebrated Richelieu Omar tndcetructible wis. livery strand guar- perfect, ditney sale $9.98 3 = mani of 5¢ Down 14 N.Sixth St. = It is net our aim to see how cheap we can furnish you h- M EN — oe @ & © @ + & 4 - > q . -) 314 .N ‘ omewt d

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a .% ST. LOUIS —— The City GreuiaGos of the a Dey POST-DISPATCH alone cAI Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ns —_—- WOMAN, RS . a reo oe) gam, Licentiate | ios am — | = KEE os + Sunday y Candy Special— |] The desirable complete- 4 ay , | : ——— _ Found i ness in variety which has fe, , (, : Children Peri-h in Flames Trring | —— sut E : a Caras sand . ooade Bedell a favorite te Rescwe Parent Frem ( ot- . Assorted Cnt ut appea. } , tage in Marytand. | : alike ta d kiddies 1.0 | shopping place! - By *@ Associated Press MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK May.25.—Mrs. Mar L of 4 { ais i “a : 4 a . lace Se Jeers old. of Clarksbure Wo Va. f = = Tea Cakes : Washington Arenue Corner Seventh — —— end £er three frov ——— | — ooo —— a re inmeomparable in quality + eed today ‘he — = and goodness. and the dai v ! e : Y Ee tapes and varieties commend | Decoration Day Apparel Needs CAN a th a Whether vour Decoration Day pro- & mee eram calls for an elaborate cos- tume or one dashinglv sportive— vou will find the Bedell assort- ments overbrimming with Chocolate Dip- inteous sup oy ‘or. -~ juirement —even to the minimum price. with circes lation of Ireshb “ranw- "a i : nae ) : , o . , : , berry Cofice 30c icy thus toothsom —=-or 10c i Kansas Governor sa Grandfather Cake—pocket eee ee | Bread—a " | — - : - : ¢ By the Aseocia'ed Presse . | es i ry | 7 ‘ | | | eet: sll Aa ee - Butterscotch Layer Cake ; ' i a a ‘a ~ — . =o —— . 8 | “s | Ware peoo ? 7 yc: a was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs. ff Three Stores 4 ao >a \ x” ° > See “a cher here Dewey McCormick of Ford. K | . -. AP oes Can Rig AE an mitable combination is but- | . : | accoréinc ' , message r | Bice & >> tT N.Séuq ou ‘ | a an he: mst Ppignt Mrs. Mct *17 XN. 72 Lea ; re £ © as — — Jonathan Dati« Governors fret cra ~ “ ~ : ~ od -- j . - > a% » Z a « * se - > ut s . - : "s = ~ : . > - — ” - P ows . a - - 3 x ™ ' ~ > - ms Weenes Farmers « * qged > beep’ "ss anc ‘actomes > cw 2 , : — . ’ = =@ to the infured ct «= = Bet : - _— . . 7 - “ - ; “35 “ - FE st abli shed Ove c— r Tf iu) Years : ' et . : i ; : ~~ P | = me wat ns? pewerlu g°T =. ae. + $ + . -— > . : . ~~ 4 a* . a rare er te. oh | a . . 7 $028. e ar e c S/ Zz Cut ~ wee ~SJitade & A ||.-woo! Knicker>oc ser Sui’s rezu- ~+ stock of men § Straw Hats. nm every lar Browning . 4 ng : comece:vable pattern and shade at course, offered im three great groups Removal Sale Prices S ral Tt o fir ‘ » the my w Fb } nC rue tt. ith sash | have pec! _— nown at “is OW price Ove ity weaves, plain or English Sennitt with =~ $ 45 $ 45 ee : patent sweat band. $] 65 | 4 A surprising value at ‘Serv teeveaemraeaee ee eee eee eee 3 for $3.25 me man New Pleated Comprising a rere te 7 ne « : : hs 4, — y * art iv toy ~ ee ~ 7 e - ~ : 2 “hy £2e 8 : home s _ ‘at 3 ° > Ped * | : : ty oe Tere x An ‘ ¢ n I tc . \ a: ae y Mae | f % t Jt aay 4 es : ; ? rs a = et se esa 7 é = nad Pape. SB aes Peles, es bas | " : 7 oie, ERE Sel + +s : fs ¥ ae 3 » = : : Se m pe eee ay ee > aly oe mud ae ae" ; ‘ . cs ete jae a > eS ei | F ate SSF Xs ° t » Wwe. 4 . ~ J J a are’ beet. ig ’ ‘ Te ' ad, “y ; “4 t . ms ) we a, aan HR, ° hy . ; FR ys — Rte { ot ‘ ‘ep 4 : . oh i: oe ’ . ts - * < + ¥ so ; : = oe ek } an } ¥ F ~, a; ae Sy : — ’ LF ane _ wee: ee . gee ty i he. Se ae) ie : iets 8 rm + a. ; al “age ey ‘ ; 4 oe Sek ees eae oe Les ee . ee ae N é ae " a = a wa : te Ween 4 1% } pe r . ~ *. Seep 6th and Locust Sts. ) , ; tS | These are unusually ample—of novelty wool asages § in cluster, bex and knife piaited motifs. Here are the season's laverite accessories.

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FRIDAY, : AY 25, 1928. yy al = re z Me FRIDAY Ax SS, 19e8. The City Circulation of the Daily POST. DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Siiniaemnnceied 40.000. ST LOUIS _ POST-DISPATCH 15. — —_— a a ——— a ae ——— oe - ~ ~- Se — — _—, eee merchandise, ‘ ‘ AL BOOM FOH BORAH TESTIMONY HEARD IN SUIT TO J Rabbi Accepts $15,000 for Mother. | night, he turned to his mother, who, rea it may exist. My eisitthietesia comes Philippine Publicity in U. S U ai ‘cinnnailll an intensive adietiadinn). cam- | bento freedom, and that the ne ; ay lee ae cae 9 Phi cone oe a natn going mye ae ra anne arta accom Petitions. gregation, was prese ; ; 7 nted c ry . Vv a > . »r - 4 _* ; . . ' } . rh «4 ss ‘ »o? ing? ~~. - _ . ‘ » > Summer mod ‘ —— Un Abram Hirschhe to Rabbi the many t ibutes for my mother and Hirs wep: nas served Temple |Commissioner at Washington, rec-[{the American peopie are in favor of plish the desired end. es, : Assoc! : Ms ‘ usnal Actions of Real Estate Man. re. ata banquet last not for myself, for to her goes what| Sholom for 25 years. sid MBUS, ©. May 24.—Mem- Who Ended Life, Described | —— of the local Committee of Forty- by Witness. ie which is sponsoring @& move- Tria] of a suit to collect $15,600! at to place Senator Borah in the | #4ccident insurance carried Oy | MS COY-WEBER af as & presidential candidate an-| rank W. Rodgers, 48 years oid | A Few } today they would proceed | Who Was in the real estate. loan and with circulation of petitions, de-| ‘insurance business, and who shot | | the fact that Secretary of State }and killed himself in Forest on er u ar ains re e t has notified them no blanks] Oct. 26 19°91 ix - , \ ee furnished until Borah’s con. fhe : ; : : ' otis to the use of nis mn ircuit Judg¢ at to out in writ! “ eae 2 ig forthcomine The Piaintiffs are thy hye at This : far nothing has been filed with | under the policy. his vw M ‘ - : - he = bh ¢ WwW nz ‘ | amd , : ’ i\dow % tary 0 tat re SnoOW:! Mary ‘iummie! : oe has so agreed poe ds fo emhell mother. Mrs Laura ¥* z of Lynn, Mass. who z!so for lawver's fees ADVERTISEMENT = | The defendant is the Travels Insurance Co. which had pay the policy, holding Ro a Closes Sunday, 5 P. M. nad committed suicide whil: right mind and under, pressure | Though automobile buyers have constantly filled our salesroom all week, taking away the 'Z, 5°. whem he was ind ‘ astounding USED CAR BARGAINS we have shown, there are still good selections, but a limited * FNaintif{fs contend Ro Gently and Upward To- eon mentally unbalaneed tor «..., DUmMber of wonderful buys left. For instance, these three: erai mionths before hj death . se Heart a in col eee eS ee ones, 1920 Buick Six 1922 Hupmobile 1922 Oakland — re wes May. | 5-Pass., $585 5-Pass., $787.50 4-Pass. — $810 . were 7 . ; ‘ \ « rea } t ‘ eB le | « ° _ . . ’ m4 : 4 4 ‘if h 7 T Dy gary people heve become despondent bu e kept the marriage a secret a ‘a e ires. Dark fect condition. See it toda Rea uP ster ike new t ror se » TY —} spiendid running “ro imy ty ire : wy Nearly new noavear cord tires . . : : La ’ ,*? ’ ?) : : ’ | " . : + ‘++ . . thev have heer jed .) i | . a rif ‘ : «7 a pole Pro medy that w reduce }Stucent at the Universit: of Mis the est bat gains we have ever he car vou! ver nes i] - bum Mi meter and sun ‘* ) geet there te mo re a rhe souri. She said her hus and a i are } Nel Ok ow i oday Sure. ts ; in J snal visor ‘Pri ‘ " extremely low. gvollen vein® #nc bur " get A 'wo-ounce orig na meri was very tid. a A 1 @un} manners, but that for severs Sale Ends Sunday—Come i in Saturday Sure store }mnonths he had been untidy. ill-ma) nered and drank to excess used The cars are going rapidly. THE SALE OCON- ANTEE to credit your money on another car, if not » hold his newspapers upside down | TINUEBS ONLY UNTIL 5 P.M. SUNDAY. The cars satisfied im three days, protects you. Deferred | | he said described and not a great many others are all that payments may be arranged. It is urgent that you Diestes and bunches are reduced to nor The night watchma,: f the In- are left. Still there's a good selection. F.very car come now if you want MORE CAR FOR YOUR | | ternational Life Ruildinc e, is reconditioned and ready to drive. OUR GUAR- MONEY Moone's Fimeraid ‘ = extensively | Rodgers had his oftic geod to hospitals and in factories as frst Rodgers ofte: spent the ght thes —_ rt » harmless | Ser ap - ~ re s* iad ‘ and twe ang wWas there the las | riwui r = ee re cee _ ee = - I et i oar) oe, Pe. we —— - eo os tenet aentientaiil Satie nn enti Dien ee ee ‘ 2 — este : a ee — - aw ——— oR ere Oe « VEeTnie ~~ _ —~ - +e - ee ee ee eee 90 09°? Pe>., iw Ba. A Special Lot of These Wonderful Dresses Has Been Reserved for Stu- Capes | t TO aes goo? dents, Teachers and Other Business Women Whose Shopping Opportunities Are Restricted to Saturday. 7 1 Oc DOWN REGULAR $29.50 TO $49.50 DRESSES IS ALL WE ASK YOU TO PAY! Rlue-white sparkling Diamonds—eaatifully meanted tn white gold, green gold and plain gold mountings in the newest besket designs for women—and neat settings for me be had by paying enly 10¢ (se° ; down. And we are offerin > al —— = this drive a ; : . . d 3 772% . new accounts that is ute unmatc ° ne, largke-sise ne br zephyrs blow | BP | white Dismené— { ; .asn Our Regular $45 Value I rlerive double De AV) PAS ee es . isilk Wrapor| BW \/ENE\ Specially .50 affording the Cnn ae T ANN pe tan | , = Priced at .. — csivesading | @ | Oe CHOICE — . Me NY) eae » Colorings ] A” PAY LIKE THIS and Trimmings. ; WEEK ar 4 EEK Floor ist 10c Sth *=* PAT -s a ee deprive yourselves of the convenience of a geod en you can I a FINE ELGIN ia open-f 12 Wetch . “= . a ° neat!» enaTay -elze raanr (_antons— bE ais leys— kK lat 6 rcp es— Sa tins—F aAnNCY ? hiffons— —y- Bence eur SPECIAL sg Cj this bie evn ‘aevemen) eb a B- . : Combinations—Crépes—Satin-Faced Cantons— With Every 5 50 aes : | WatchlL J, Special, 3 j a gg Georgettes—Poiret Twills Misses’ Sizes, Women's Sizes, 34 to 44. 10c IS ALL YOU PAY DOWN AND GET A SPLENDID SOLID WHITE GOLD cilia? : — wrist Watch, $29.50 Girls’ 3-Piece Suits > @ | sotnareeenientes rasan OPEN SATURDAY THLL 7P. M. Broken Sizes—S lo 14 . 3 ise pases Resa, ave t Ta sects #4 to VALUES TO $15 Closed Out at Sensat ional Price Reductions Bese aa emg * IML ww | BETWEEN BROADWAY AND SIXTH ST. Chic Little Skirts of Durable | Wool Mixtures. ‘ Bright Youthful Colors— Dainty Waists of Figured Old Rose, Lavender, Gray, i wil aa A i On| Horlick: _ St. Joseph's or Plain Crepe. Sorrento Blue, Light Blue. ; | a Fees ene Smart Box Coats or Tan and Mixtures | BA). Matted mit | LIVER REGULATOR Elbow-Length Capes oer: . 3 iit ae B for BLOOD- LIVER- KIDNEYS Outlined in Black Silk Braid. B Mi‘ Yee BIG 25+ CAN oot © $4Ga 8 2 e LL i i wx... . | one or oe whe Junior Section—2d Floor, Broadway Side Loner wantea or money = — GRE IN TOUCH with chose =THOMAS W. GARLANDS ae—— 4109-11-13 BROADWAY SSH] AND 40-12-14 SIXTH STS —— 0 Avoid Imitations— Substitutes oesinces openings j Pest-pisratca want ADS. oP <3 oe e

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FRIDAY MAY 25, 192: 16 ) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH he City Circulat padded — te | : j Sensational a FRIDAY aner| 10 | | Sale of é. 3 MAY 25, 1922. So ae | Post- Dispatch Radio q i Broadcasting Station | | | | ) Music Word , ae | | , ; 7 af. hott: Ole Gines ‘Mares | ———— Pr) 6 z ; -F You Sorry That t Lom ———— — —— | K §S D Regular price | 546 Meters | ‘Manufacturer 2 1 -_ D A y O e - & R ; a Broo oken ; yIANOS | | | 1018 Olive St. (S. E. Cor.) & RGF s “h L for RENT Daylight broadcasting at 8:49, Each... 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40 2:40 Ht | and 4p. m. Market quotations ) . and news bulletins of interest to | | — = d 4m » a West. Prices sup- ||| . ; ' k , . AGG the Middle Wu a plied by Market News Service, i¢ d & t ar ; l. S&S. Dept. of Agriculture and | - . er _~ prine inal he hanges, . a 10 e = > ‘| | Le | | 4 Nes = ul rent Credited o: Friday—7:30 P.M. || C b t ~" TOM! hae este iv COATS—CAPES 4 s ; Pen Public Health broadcast and | a ine ’ é . 7S i i . en f re Pure he va world market survey. | — Pel . beautiful lot of men's tf , ptt eS ay itr — | — Re x ral tan silk-finished me 8:00 P. M. | Bench and | = . DRESSES D ised” portin wubataa 5 * + mw Shirts at a special pricg { : FS FIHORS | arday. Light Program at Grand Central . PF on ‘ Theater. re ete > i ’ : 1—Overture—"Firefly” ..(Frim})) 50 NM us iC as. ’ be ge gl , ~ ua | a | weight and gy ; uO COMPANY Grand Central Concert Or- ! ey ton a See | o eioeny oe ill e. “ chestra, Gene Rodemich con- : tee Fd \ silk, but w F wich Rolis es WER oS ccstts Ze 2—With the Topics—‘Snake's | — ve Bi yA , R A, to 16% Special. b.) 5Oo07 OLIVE SI = by ] an ace the curls edy, played by Gene Rode- || s . oo oe e se s | > the 3 | oad Sheler and have more time, po en Brunswick Record Or- | Terms: St. Louis and Vicinity eceive ae Special Privileges ‘ od circulation in the lower bo cnestra. - Ss. ' ~ uyin Vs . ah : simple home treatment has y y g Now | ¥ most unbelievable record for simply use your silk or kid Sr ae | hen watch the results. You will be , i | Radio Receivin rj | | @mazed at the wonderful improvement | | Saturday—8 :00 P. M. | q al ing Set complete with head phones rah . Saturday’s Special Shoe Values for Women x fafe and lasting relief to tho Broadeca: ting music from Mis- an aerial. ‘ D =} TT and Growin Girl , \@ ‘ pile sick sufferers, and Saves | ' P : } / } . Genuine mahogany cabinet. : fa ce g Ss | he t Mess pain and expense of in pad Tiacemdertatl — —_ silky | )\ souri Theater, Sascha Jacobsen, eur and wondertully natural waves , Violin virtuoso, organ recital by Combi : a “he C} . : bye ted. ) dination player bench to match. AS. de 190ose from satins, natoras, c: Bt : will be the admiration of all your|| Stuart Barrie, Program by Isa- Start Payments 50 latest ntl tnd + REESE tans and plain leathers, Oxford | y , slew. There is no reason ' wer orl SS 2 oo ee re Sa should not do the same for ; | dore Cohen's Concert Orchestra ‘tte possesses cer- || , acal dhectate: - friends. Domino Curlette possesses | and vocal specialties, $15 down; $2 per week on balance. . ‘ ri strap styles and Colonials vas. JUL Y ist Deferred payments extended in case of sickness. e : at ii weet “2 Workmanship and material guaranteed. St ~~. or low heels. Sizes 2% to 8. fain harmless ingredietits that changes | /_______— even the stubbornest hair into hair of a JAA I wondrous charm and fluffiness. Get a | bottle today for just a small price. | 20th Child Born; 19 Others Died. | Sold at good druggists and depart | By the Associated Press. = ’ j | ment stores everywhere, such as: EL PASO, Tex., May 25.- ysi- | PAYMENTS . > Act WN Girls’ $3.50 A Boys $3.50 Oxfords , , . ; Mahog: P Gi Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph, | cjans attending Mrs. Lara Valles of $ 00 e e Y no c ow Low Shoes ‘ | Povey.) Pome hy sty les; $ 69 | WHITE s age > sa easy rubbe r heels; sizes Canvas Low Shoes Most are $5 values at Ss, inderle Drug Co., agg iene ond we ha 'El Paso said her daughter, bora!J = This Sale Classy patents. tans tix, acer uller, NUE Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos and plain Jepartment Store. leathers Styles for women and yesterday, had a good chance to PER WEEK Is Y Strap» and Oxford ye | live. The child is the twentieth Beginnin . S. E. Cor. - our | ) children; Colonials, Ox- PAW AU LANE MU1;{ 8 ARES | born to Mr. and Mrs. Valles. Al July i 1018 Olive St. ( un se) Open Evenings the others died at birth or soon aft-_| Terms Subject to Approved Credit Was $|4 Now$/9° erward. ! ' Saturday. Big variety of high | low Shoes at $3.95 and ; BOYS rim I arner's Corsets j * Ch P h Mad ) oy $10. 98 s 49 The well-dressed woman seeks the arge Frurcnases e A. fj Charge P ; ‘€ me s l best of everything. When she is urchases Made = ue | we Remainder of Mont € 8 . | in need of a Corset She selects a / h Remainder of Month ; Warner's Rust Proof Corset. For Styles, sizes 8% to G : Ww HITE LOW SHOES—Values to $4.00: fords and fancy strap styles for women and children. Ss! pecial atyles. Many rg Patent Big Chance ; : clean-uD; most all Sizps trimming special a —? prices—S82. 18, ‘$1. 49 MEN'S $5.00 SHOES—Specia! a $1.95. $1.69 &. Payable in Jul ; Pe y J Payable in July , | splens Lilored — stur — they are the topmost in : /- ' fer \ ‘ore \ ae Pe meg a ahatinad ete.: fit. comfort and style. au extra pair of Warner's qe’ 0 Yr S © | Ss are 610-612 Washi , | | ach Suit. ha: | ‘ " — , | | . at sizes 7 ta - Brann They'll se scientifically construct- in a hurry at this price. ed to give the stylish, well- groomed appearance that Other Suits $5.98 & $10.98 | enchances a W Oo m a n’ s priced at... natural charm. Special, at Boys’ Wash Suits Infants’ $3.98 Capes ind stvied of good liver Twi st. Balk- Infants’ knit Capes, with rle Each made in eollar and Tront hand em- i broidered in silk, in shades ’ ; ‘ l of pink and blue. Sizes 1] $4 =) vi; : od to 3 years. $3.98 value.. j EFS IY ER ORS EE EE White Millinery Week @ 52.00 Flashlight Canteens — = Get Your White Ju: received another shit nt | | 7? A of 1 e vanity, cases aie ae , Trimmed at igity SB fi ; M ‘ Y 3 handles, purse i ne SFE) D3 A E AAT EP i 4 e| ect ric flash 7 14 )Here Saturday Z:42g4Ga: ba TA vicely, | ier am for Decoration a wae? Day * Oy ath ' NT ~ oS | Featuring the Very Latest New York Styles [72 [his | Charming WHITE Hats of | Georgette crepe with timbe straw, Canton crepe and P ‘ ; 4 a, 2 Ea eae taffeta: also leghorn eom gn pe Extra special, 2 . | binations. , » Pokes, mushrooms, off-the- (SS =e4% $1.00 Vacuum Bottles | j t face styles. SS Re Full pint size, black japanned ) ve tlc ee will, keep taunt ian ae ' pe S m , : Cc . Ll # Trimmings of flowers, rib 7 ¥ > ‘ cold, for lunch boxes, school : bons, Sashes, embroidery ' ~ use or picnics. Special.... ih ————— “ilk overliace, in rich black: ett tive patterns: 36 dick hes wide. $1 ; _ 8 3 Girls’ WHITE This aple S9c Lingette : so well kno 1 h 4 i Dress Hats = ine w \derwe ar ead duke A . Lovely Frock ; ' “Fy Y ard-wide silk finish Lingette § styles certain 1 ~ SORTS f inette, in good mill remnants; Whitt : Leghorns \ ARLE, at and 60 ora: aus value; pr ioned of oshar Aiste 1)... Spee. 7 into styles for $2.95 $3.95 he 85c Dotted Voiles weer: 3a Lo gehor ns have r ali . A wonderful, new, big lot of ~ tions, and all, a . tiful Dotted Votles, all yard de: Sizes for mi hand. how. streame rs. dark Volles. In black, brown, Dress Hats of visea tan, rose, ete. with white Actual $15 to $20 Models—Saturday for 6 ¢ 7:95 2 9x $4 Ryle) - $2.00 Spanish Lace : Atwas Styles An unexpected, though welcome —Turbans sale of the newest Summer Hats —Pokes now being shown by leading New =3: —Large Dressy Hats York designers. These Hats were 7 £ Garden Hats made especially for us, and are a! oe Sport Hats in every way on a par with mod a oe : els for which you would gladly pay $15 tu $20. Chie, new, advance stvles for street, country club and sports wear. Materials —Canton Crepe —Maline —Leghorn —Taffeta + Po vk —hLace One of our reasons for ee ne —Hairbraid holding this sale on a Sat- | ae —Felt urday is that we wish to . » @ ryt + e an — e “+ - ¥ . AM * . ERM ee, ee pay Rc idliih y om

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. — VW ee ee ee 2-6 -O0 ; nen IF SELHORST| eee 7 That Spell Real Economy ~— oy price Sat. bond iecus The Beard of Bstimat: are ee ee ae iar Settlement of the Estate of the Late S. Ruby ik. . . , tv pass } i>e I wear like den- _——— resoived not to | oO = , ri a yr | : I -ROLD banishes piles by re ing the interna! cause. bv freeing ter o John. iolt of 2718 Lacled é ' circulation in the low er bowel, veTiu ah ied vesteraa, BY tit Ainwiene - a | T Y . simple home treatment has an ‘! Clam rie Surgeons Hospital ; ] t unbelievable record for sure, 2800 North Tay! aver) of téta- 4 . ) : iro " ris ~~ i : | | o and lasting relief to thousands nus. resulting male Sick Sufferers. and saves the the kne- iffered in an at moh less pain and expense of an accident May 1 . . ras S | | \] tion. There is ho reason wher “he Wy ‘ Pas [ys ] The ‘)~- established LSS‘. ‘ sf AOUIS, * (). should not do the same for vou mrastils aout i init Locust at Seventh St. ff @ Every conceivable new style to select from. Grecian cut-out —$_—______.. — - —= ——EEe — . - vamp sandals, one-straps in all-white or trimmed with patent === = = ———> = —lllllEEEEBh L SSS SS leather, and tip Oxfords in endless variety—spring heels or mr school heels—and attractively priced too. according to sizes. for the little tot wearing size 5 to the miss wearing size 2 and the — girl wearing sizes 2'» to 8—greatest .values in St. Louis today. “~" es WHITE [3 ‘A Delightful Place In Which To Shop” Canvas Low Shoes Ch PER FN POR Sy : 7 chee arge Purchases Macs ENRY FII Charge Purchases Made Oys Sport Shoe ae on . a Remainder of Month, | N R a 9 INC. Remainder of Month. y S Reon it ae m Payable in july | Payable in July £1.95. aan &: si6é-sIi8 OLIVE ST. ; > 45 ty ° sizes for wearing 8 and rsets / 5 2 rs * =F : | : : . : or rg x | Sale or Importea S: ummer F rOCkks 4G BY ine feo Straight lace as pictured. or blucher ) a a Values at = Jig oy / > ~~ pend Hand i agg = Sa . : ie white duck, red or oo Lt A “F black trimme Made 5 O Made _ ce Q 4 , ' ‘ f ~~ p> OY We have also included al this spectal price a number Of new Frocks | : made of imported Trish linen moa vpariely of styles. colors and SIZCS caer Panes * *-* 2 “2s & > se or Dain at tha ale aeaal ee na © ** ef ve ent tan, natural ¢ ree mges "na ive ; I » ff A ra epecia wy f i oe , - oie : se Child's si zes 7 to 2, boys sizes i to ” Vecuum Bottles 8, women’s sizes 2 to 8: all of first Pint wi: ack japanned cane, quality “Varsity Brand,” of white es = 59c j Summer Frocks canvas upper. with white rubber M- PDAS. Siclibna dedeoe,cthaioded te. thenmat oe Set Exclustve Adaptations in -_— . $6 and $10 foe r 2-70 ground of white. for it permits the dominant color tone shy hag bmp orp ee eh mp | Plain and fancy mei. ume to be turther emphasi2 zed in the shoes side-tie models trimmed with embroidery | Summer styles of crepe ce or ribbons, as well as tailored straightline | chine, tatfeta, heirbra.d Knife-plaited models | éls in the popular slen- ’ , ; of wool crepe or Rosh- der Coat Sweaters: tan. Style Above Ailsoin or blouse back models. There are tans. straw and combinations. amara crepe, in tan, gray. white, green and Allover French Red Kid. $ ] 2 50 grays and navies to choose irom. Sizes 14 i} e to 40. Smart, fashionable Mats at fess thas makers’ cost! §tay or white. All sizes. combinations. All sizes. rea | | Allover French Green Kid, Just enough for a few hours’ ceiling, so if you wact one, be down bright ud early Saturday mornag. (Second Flees.) allied i

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ees ger sae snare non o~ ~~ on — ly ll - ~~ - 7 —_—e eee :_ n Cate” Corre, OC eT _* —_- —~ —- — s ee ee Sa _* ae ~ Gam od Oe —e- oe rr ote ce er re re Reet we FEET . as . _— . — r LLP ei. — [Eee > a a =e . = “ a ie ome og we OR me - he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ST. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH — —EEE— eS — al SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 10 and 11. Famous-barr Gos Annual May Sa for $2 in Cash Largest Distributers of Mer mw, - ~ eas toichetie Fem Reuricted Anticies Exceptea_ | Charge Purchases Made Saturday Will Appear on June Statements a at Retail in Missouri and the West | or $2.30 in Merchandise—Feu —E For Decoration Day and All Other Times, . and Young Men Will Find Best Choice in Ove Immense Stocks of Men’s Clothes of Smartest = Tomorrow Will Be the Opportune Time to Select— While Assortments _ wipes Complete much to everv mar. 1d it is aval lable to all. for here is assembled in widest iIndividuall Vv cor ecl for men oil all tastes and requirements—and. Loo, needs r here are ung LIES. ls nably st. Loul Ss "best clothes values. Whether vou want an ropical weigh? suit. a raincoat or duck trousers tor outing wear. our siock is Ree ey hs Ht ~-— San Two- Trouser Suits Two-Trouser Suits Of Exceptional Worth, at Very Special Values at — $3875 re 7 ~ ~ Ber 7 +’ BN> oN WY , . : Wing Society Brand Clothes Palm Beach ifh’” Suits : uits With Extra “AQ tO 565 Priced — _— Trousers ghest qua S ] Da. a $243 conse se Cool Cloth Suits ie And Models of Fiannel . $20 to *25 ' eye r ‘4 ' m - = «* rruaet« hy mata Ie men nw ’ ' *»). = AS . | ' uy, . . Phase rneenseeeed ene veriiae -» Fuxtra Treaser Gabardine Suits Mohair Suits Tropical Worsted Suits "20 © §35 $1622 535) 20 t $35 Unexcelled for Graduation or Confirmation Are These Cool—And Good Looking Are These Mens Fiber Shirts Every Sait Has Two Pairs of Pants and Is 7 a Really Remarkable Value — Priced at 7 ¢ 182 °20 ° °24% “For Best Values and Largest Assortments Come to Headquarters fer ~* ‘ , : . ' — . _- : : : = : : . . 4 SF ' : -?@ " + Q — 2 : --* - = , i — & » * . : . - : ~ . ‘ + , > 3 J 4 > , — ; — + " . > - = ~ _ . _ ~_ _ . ' i. J J - : > > 7 r . ‘ : ii . , : , . . ° . = = : ha : s . ce & is . . > . ’ ° ae ear . : te . = - > ; * ; kia cia : : ‘ >it : ‘ ‘ : , a4 — . ° = eo — _* > - ™~ gTeen " : — : - -: > - ~ > ~—- «+ © = . : Fr > ‘ r on white grounds ai$0O — 2 ff -~ - = > ~ , = is 4 stripes im Many colorings 2 | @ So cemprehensive is our colleciion of Straws that everv man and \ Men's Silk Rep Ties Graduation Suits man in St Lou sc can fi ' t thy i svat Pf 2 irs \ } . , ant ' r 4 20 : W ith E ; : uis can find just th | Stra : | a | Ms silk Hos : double hee xtra Parr of Konic our Hats are sun bleached and have ti» proved weather 1 , cr ' es ar “hoice a mations adds to the seTrvice-gdis ing } men to msure Dronipt( and sal Straw Hats Straw Hats Straw Hats \~ T. 43 c . - ae Pet Poi s Sv) Chai ~ () A Lacky Purchase Results in Another Sale of ia ~ Men's $7 and $7.50 Oxfords i eee a. Ola ade) | Boys’ Summer Clothes at Hiere you will find a targe and complete eol- | “T1008 OL DeTS Sulmer t ‘lothes. In stries that ‘ Z dived , s | 7 ; : ire correct and tabrmes that are cool and serv— nn ——— New Lecherus : ie a. : pee a : bie. A few of the numerous items are listed - $5 to $10 $4 to $7.50 $3.50 ‘ | ia aii | Inciuded are a number of pairs of the very smart trouser-crease, plain-toe vamp, blucher Oxfords. a lie BE A Seceed FF ewer . = —S ee ! —_ + — --- — yg tr ANE on ahh Be col A TTTTEt CEL SPEPeEL SRRREALA TITIES tee nahh abeene dans tt ae Boys’ Academy Clothes . ; Steel Corporation ously Defends E ‘Christian reiugon world’s iis, in eper 2z the annua! American Iron and 14s ALTUINE any “preach a sermon.” seligion Was “simp er se ic wim a stinec’s ard : frequentiy proclaimed, toe i? paves a mation or an indm felicw a (hrietian ourse.™ Teward the end of his Gary showed signs of exha left the haili Charies M. compieted reading the ad er a shbert rest Gary was completely recovered from ress Garv reserved hie an condition im the «tee! the end of bis address whe eerted optimisticaly that noting in sight to indice there will be a subetantia(, tien of the demand for Sni in this ceuntry during the montha. to sary the least.” Varns Againsa (U nfhir He warned steel man however. not to permit fz above a level which is reasona ie.” Touching on the Rubr ‘ which be declared was | Europe. be suggested , of State Hughes be impartial arbitrater te ternational ai fferences France ard Baigiam and G@ Gary bad scarcely started r & proper and humar conduct. or as a feu for future hopes Lesson for Great NW “It as here should - @ am exaggeration. which Predah.e. read again this rec wil be surprised Th. "ad and sud, the mere be comvinced of the abeoial ty of the Book of Books. One whe reada. or” pe: '*aeee #7 menos of toe mae e" great nations and coe anc ct“es t« led to belleve everruliing God determined @ Law's Former , ee | ‘ar ‘3071S _ANRCAStCI Py Be Associated Press LONDON, May 1t5 —The list of the new Cabinet of Minister Stanley Baldwic. i | a“erneem shows that Lerd . fect! has been appoirted Beal and that J H.C . who was secretary to £ ™er Bonar Law becomes CC } lor of the Duchy of Baldwin combines the ) @nd the chanceileorship ef | | ®hequer. The other men » Cabinet @re practically the | im the Bonar Law minietry. The liet shews that Prime] Baidwin failed to persuade

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— 7 oe 7" 7 SPS Tee ete ss 6s. oe ee ~~ = : ~ 7 | eDaily cartoon | [dy JL | st.Louis POST-DISPATCH | SECTIONI | cen a a! [Sue A a - - ———— —————E ———— ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 25. 1999 : PAGES 19-—22 - PART TWO. ee — = - - - — — —— — — —— = ee ——— -- ; ——— rw $f CARY URGES GREATER TURN — ‘PIq]Spune¢ ors Of Merchandise MUKE Sail to Visit Hust es in Flanders as Legion Guests) RJSE OF THE BRITISH wont the'Wet, | $1 TQ CHRISTIAN RELIGION AS Figg: . ° hairman f he United “y ‘ . > ES Me # Te ae: telat, * Penns ; | ee pet and th pontbtli- SAYS p NT OWNERS ; Ps 3 : he following article is the fourth) tions throughout the English cowa- for a greater turnine t¥wvard the io . in tt! a . n . LA oe: ee : of a series on fhe British "toni emphasized by a strike of J , sligion as a cure for the ee so - . es Party. by John L. Balderston, Lon-|\farmhands for a wage the farmers : og _. “ . Poh ire | as val 3 AND RAILROADS AIDED od % . - bs t. _ : aa 2 sy 7 ;ess Ww el] adv ertised than those in s cur y Gary anow Ssifn: L Se ISt na ut] , s good ‘ ,. — ( a ——-«- o a a eee vail a ee | ~~ eae " a = Whitec : ak and the homesteads. left the hall. Charlies JNM Schwab “Al lis is said in the face o I mm tn as 3 te Sik = 2. os litechapel. in Manchester, Bir- Authority®*should be local, xt ~ ° ° . - . . es ‘ " . « q Pe . Sm x SS . ee . vy ‘ ‘ ée é y ’ . completed reading the address. Aft-\ yery heavy burden of taxation. un-/| years and now has less smoke than : ™ . 3 ? ee ie mingham and throughout the “black national! Ds neal a : ‘ SR . 500% nc . eS oe - ; Fe 2 ~*~ , “2 z abe TIO? 5 oo F : >: a : > 7 a . , . - OC se . age the end of his address when he as-, , e hd ireau of Smoke Regulation ae | 3 . a e . : ee ws ars hae tat ane bs ~ aot healthy development of every , 4 % ste . > ‘a " = . 4 _ 4 an @ Ve . =} ir ’ =. } cs ‘ » et. ‘er v; } ~ “ oa ; . >: * . “ Ss “a s “ a ‘ i‘ is i Ag ‘* ~ 4? y . r : gerted optimistically tha there is Phere ¥ ite ippa ittsbure. said a Post-Dispatc! —— : IeGIRE Meters s| agricultural laborer and his fart- nothing in sight to indicate . ~ « Tali re , } . C ant at ul mn } arrival here today = % ‘ t hich posta: ters tretnsi Restoration of the National ; ‘ 4 : p ~_ : . - oN ~ ' T ’ ?. ; . >¢* " nm : ‘ tion of the demand for finished stee!] there will be | Ae 2 , Labaee one ted the poorer! Wages Board. ; . c Sse: 0 #vic Y : 'e " in this country during the next six substantial recession ric 4 oe ih = a s eae realli More cottages to be built. by le- months, to say the least.” activities.”"*” he asserted. i. ox _ ; : o* f a it . fit ae . S. rents, out cal authority, with state grant. “6 S| . , 3 » : . | 4 >erid! 7 ‘¢ ~J } , ox boc . 4 ‘ mat e : F ) - “ if ; j : Z ' - a He warned steel manufacturers, ! propaganda is tmspired by : v rol. Meier as one of 1 pee $ = : costs whe ve apt i rir the sake of sport. r nm ‘: : - _ Ss i ; " e - MJ . 4 . - . however, not to permit prices to go short-sighted persons who do ae Gary had scarcely started with a/ capacity. limit and modified : Stoking of b-ngines S Seer ; So = , wR great | The Labor party holds that the * description of . is fore ign .* rh nr bi th ; 4 . k g ‘ ror ifte , AiiToa | Sk >. Sy ns Pe % . . , 3 ?. % : 4 ‘ . ' os T) 1914 the H STrit g cs _ » ‘ n vv hole value of land—that is, whirt- , , ; “> 1Te, _ ¥ — - . rl OUSINEg imMissio mentioning the Hols nd 2 ; ; : Y08 4 ' ¢ — | ever cannot be shown to be due : : investigated the situation and report. |} actual lit . j ¢ : : roroine r . e TLE: +, ry ’ " >> , We i } } 7 ’ >; w= Tii¢ A rey ee 7 2 , ae “ ‘ a . 2 . a unched amo 2 Vigorou ose ’ ss pay : ' : , “e m : ~ PR ae ed that 800,000 houses were needed | Se Ee ee ee the Bible against ts modernist at sumer } aid addir that n - ww LOR tneir engit sah A iy 6 a «SS ey : ) England and Wales proj rl , bor by the owner or occupant —ought » . : / 4 P Aid 4 mom ie eT Vv tackers, and urged a broader ap- unfiile : el n ; ur oundhouses so that t] - are MS. ? . “ ; shelter the population bet to be public revenue; but until this. plication of Christian prin: ple c _ Ta" OO 6 . .° ac . : . S| ‘ | | r ) rere 1) y 7a! Try . LI r) tT? a cr) ia WT 7 - . Ce : Sten t th » % ! . Me p eee | can be secured by public ownership ri = ; eit ‘ Lime Mis 2 , “The moral and religious princ! he inion! Man2 the in| Cine A in i lon the atatio: aie, e, oVY, i the party favors a carefully devised SK = “ ‘ | scheme for the rating and taxation erie al Lat mes for| of the owners of land values, in te- f v the rise in population and t “@. | 2 a : —— never and never an successefi))t: (rv ar or 3 ’ 31¢ na TIT A pian? Lise ‘ ~| wther ml & Ut 1 Patogce a plac ement of ‘old ] retin that ‘ cee nee oe ict om provides : sia “om batted Sine mr : ; Pe : operating having : , ~ } - : n , ee ae at Nave | adequate stepe @re taken to pre combatted. Since the preservati Susne n and ‘ latior . i : HE photograph shows, left to right, in the center of the group: Mrs. Gertrude poe . become uninhabitable in the mean-| the owner from securing for himedit of history commenced there h | ldings rojects cause o a- SNOW! hat by + nees ingkkneir po. . ; mer t o to rance as ;; : nee av S are : ) bat ‘ ihe susthine anrcact . ) ee atl Cliath aie neil es Mrs. Margaret Sharretts of New York City, as they boarded a stea ny : fe) &° thesky sages rene By os ®* today, as two years ago, | either by raising the rent or the sell- mn ay ilng MProacning tine raina? ’ n vi ; na trikes an [ee] |e Og ‘ ring ‘ - 3 . ° - (ct x ° ; ue ouses are > . " : ae in ; . guests or the Metropolitan Post, American Legion, to visit the graves of their husba needed. They/ ing price of land, the benefits that Holy Rible as a literary production an rike C +) 11 redu n ‘ — ; h : are on ine es : A . na oe ats oe . I b 4 . . = will are not being built and the housing | “¢ a BP @ code for & proper and desirable Ne. Si itn hk. at.j/actually cut dor seiahieiiiiial were killed in action and whose bodies sleep under the poppies of Flanders Fields. They z|are intended to accrue to the oceh e exercises of Decoration day. / . — - th I PUREE LLL LL AeA LLL LL hhh hhh hhh hhh LLL be ee de heheh ~e ses have been built. and this rep- pieg of the Bible. both the ld at ir ; f ra ee Oh ont ante — _ ; hn xe nstalled -auto . ee : — : , ; L ti ee! fiic te th 4 pa ~ hw 4 i. =. . , , : } ‘ mre nm Oo] é e% K é ] bad ° ° ; +% . cet , ' oa & rov will be surprised he bout Ire and r dial i ‘ ek ee - , Emotl ion and S wit of ici — m paging pol To procure the building of | a to pay to the people a rent or ée* es + ’ . ' , x . . :) . ' i? “ ' a | ' ‘ _ ; ntry U , . : : e fead and stud me me oq Oe? Aaa ee nrofessor of } 11 engineering my aap, aa ae ; > houses by the municipalities eae human conduct, or as a foundation ter of course, he added. 1} pub! “We are ot troubled i - arrive in time to participate in th for future hopes — os Ng! | | cuttin ian ini and ~ Second Floer be convinced of the absolu a failure? That de ) This tax or rent should be bawed duce r the state in far larger nz | : : hingto rsity whi ‘ That slow- ‘ein ft imb | ibility of the Book of Books ould afford the } hich would |?! — le : rn rhat slow alent dideent Midtiaee: “Fs | on the true market value of the lind “One who reads. or personal! 7 ts ee OO calor S Caneealide ican aM ee wn etn CVO 9 ays } O e€Sso} ] To replace insanitarv house and apart from the value of any im- 4 x ‘7 > : . “?* - : > ’ 3 og . oe 7 ' I ’ I Kf ? 7 s . ’ : .~ ™ S ¢ i ' = > e es of the rise and f: | and asserted the advers: cote — provements w — evidences 0! S com ae ; ; | aes rovided 1 the present or a a a oe ) inhealthy areas by well-built new | . hich may be in or ul@ oi great nations and ceommunitie a pees weet noe ] pase "weet SE BERET «th 2h ' See nghens see gugsee” houses | it. and cities a led To believe That : rei blé Lia ra “ol te ain ' . ~ : , } id religious fervor ry ' “The Ax should be made payadile overruling God determined their des- in advan Sn eee ii. 7 Federation Speaker Declares Futurists Have ang its beautiful syn kaa fo maintain reasonab | i- a i ‘boule art tions of ited ai etiiae ye | WAsther the land to used erase Vigorous and Sometimes Vulgar. : S ‘trade Traditionally the British working- — 7 | a — Meller's Comment. a : a “Moderneart is not decadent. but operatives. / | lik : i {ORD OBER] rr il IN NATIONS BOOMED FOR STATE the’ proposed ordinance proviaes| ee Mistreated by American..Pubjic-——Se~ || -setsme se ee To encourage building by direct Gen clon est ee eee t t tae mav @] Ve ‘ moke ‘ 7 ry force standing on tne a roug ullding guilds. { } ic ; DRY ENFORCEMENT OFFICE 22° mae - —— ’ ; 8 i reproduc EF a them, w here conditions of life will : . a: called the entering Wek a ld last 1 on | ) | r otw ia} if its col tion at pave fact is pathy. tolerance and understanding, be healt) and economical] wedge of local optian. But, although tTolé iast L1lgnt , ae : . toc , 4 — eit : " sac ac . . 2. oe “4 ON ae e Becomes | ord Priv\ Seal and ve : € ; of : eae a es was | arg :) alia turn to art to life or it is: jiecture. And peo- into the proper channeis Z ss egnee SER: officially bound to local option, I do ~ ~ 4 nre cy? »? r) 7... »?? — , _ >. © + j . a ‘ ? | ‘ ai ; is . | preconvention sessi¢ Former OHeLIe oe potas ra ~ - me ' n . , “ as Ow is 24 eA The . "oe me ; haa . rethet The chairman got up and indicated NO since the dark days of ‘he lay stress On the subject and Ve ’ Pyle, >] re 4 j teria}? ! "4 } — Teoh ? s roy A mia’ os ‘* . , : Por 1 . ; : ¢ ta ‘ “ig > : : tary Gets Lancaster Post of ff , b Lae he ' oe | in a few words that the American ©!sties has British agriculture been | cannot be called a live issue. How- & &. ae =e ) : orie eIing age to TT ‘ . ] ~ ry « ‘ ’ . “T° - : , Be smn . f Smee . sculpture. ‘I Federation of Arfs did not intend to |‘ Suen @ plight as today. Forty | ever, there is on record a local op- . : "mrrinrn? . : ; Ty} ys ’ + >; . ¥ a ss : i ’ —! a IO! aA cats pee a \4 ; . eaNA . ‘ - , } ne ‘= a . it” : , | “° By the Associate’ Press _ "‘rohibition — af ree ver | ) | at cy ht | a | | bud : a good picture! wholesale It was time for lunch |#* re under n ultis ation than now./party’s annual conference in Jue. LONI rN. May "5 —The official , &t louis O the positio! > Cecil has been appointed Lord Privy , sent to Washing ® in the Bonar Law ministry. The list shows that Prime Ministe: Baldwin failed to persuade Sir Roo- *rt Horne or Austen Chamberlain of ) the Liovd George Cabinet to join his Kee hecame more and mio! striven for expressio! Ministry ; ae. agi} _-? ‘ _ locen at . = ted tl ine was transf mine iluse€um di cad as in: Staiminin enveloped bin rf you see nothing r: , rrr i hanged “v's”! looks understandable QU MMISSION of the St Oui ] : ter ’ j . ; ree x") on vmn: hetic maaaet 0.9" te ; 7. ri) ‘ rs ’ tie dropped hs and a Pea eininll amen ail Form s not NG 3 of Viost Labor mermbers of Partis- lition of the House of Lords wi _ ITS THE CLAIMS C0 Henry & si ‘ sending a tel : n who } and t) ar- , ter and hand-clapping to ffs” ang forget cor ony in ern artist. | ment and the bulk of the rank and /|out replacement by another Second ; ee gram to Smit . Fork ) - type of boilers they a ’ Bec: eanlie an not ander, Sentence st! = ” mae | ‘ee te Seine the general effect file of the party are trade unionists, Chamber.” a Robert ©. Morris Resigns as Amer- urging him to sign the bill repeal: rned to inspect 3 k ~— \them this f “toh 7 dan Pay as attention to | Werkers in towns, and hence-La>or Payer sg ’ BR can Ageet. the ‘New york & , ‘ ee : — — e ur | ‘ i Saas ) | “NMIlodern art is an um — sous rs Pstaccasetih and never at- |takes up the cause of agricultu “e The next article will discuss Ta nN oe , manifestation ‘of something that is with less enthusiasm than questions . > ; ; . ore : . tha ; - . : ae } ; - + oY sre ra d effort |‘ Poin 28, do . OW 3 it lik Delighted listeners - impressionist. canvas in humble mood Remember that a soul has , " - ows . ss eads vigorously. as U rodern art progresse ‘ , . Post-Dispatch © . > = 7 aebae® . ory ' e« le P. 4 , ; : " : a’ ' ’ VL? : s7e : . ’ . ri) **anie . . _ . — a4 . . -_ - of oy P o > Chequer. The other members of the $20,000, and had produ - : snciaiencndl e th > are in revolt iinst Pp! é . rte » te ¢ true ost Advanced form of art He ac- triotically producing all the food | national legislation and finance, dé- ; - + » . ' , »\i* . , 7 ‘ if -?e A ‘ ,7* ea secs rs } ’ ’ re yHeca use i 4 ; . es . . . 7 ya . : ’ » —_ . ’ SPehiner are practically the same as) !! ies. taxes and penalt a uh "o ) ee fi ES ead aves umulated the following instruec- they could, but those pledges hive) clares that a hereditary chamber effort was being tO | * , a - ‘festation.” cna: not been kept It seems generaly |such as the House of Lords should . } ° ‘ és _ ‘ ~ : : Federal Const Re aS , : P : or post. (24mitted by all parties that the |be abolished. and expresses ita con- e°Te shnaki ~ d PPL Oaeil tne utur.s v ‘vet rc . " » @ re ; : wel Sas oa Adan “8 farmer has been Dadly treated rhe firmed opposition to any form of Bec. agricultural vote is a negligible quan- jond Chamber, whether elected ; ’ ; . : es ~4 " — 4 . ’ ity. so the farmer cannot bring eleo | the House of Commons or other- toral pressure here as in the United | wise.” States | “This conference calle for the \ the A us " lated Press S law. ana crit +. ; : ’ : ‘ ae ’ _ ie: a Bet ci 1 rs r) =" _— fre? WASHINGTON, May 25 Another’ Gardner for a nt speecn it aver WORST OF FARMERS’ TROUBLES | | t and now, of which; tempt te gad yin, Dreger aspen di f wages, housing or taxation . . re ‘ . , aie , ‘ ‘j if ’ ri i ; | tally , :- } ; »- link 1eTre iv . 1 . " - , . , ry d 0 é —? : , . Vac; } o ate in the he ' , . : napper : the ‘cture At = no meaning Ce ancy has been created ¢ ” ~ Gardner said eg f the pro- a nerhetrate ngs. the vast majority of mankind seems he - es Howerer. Labor has had to cCon- TT A i) - , rics : ixe ciaiIns : . ‘ ‘ {| il . 5 . , aoa : oa ; : it is ef ine mn Americal ” xed : ay , hibition jaw = ‘ . tt ARE OVER, WA ACE ASSERTS aD irt nha been ers. ite and :} rdiv to he aware ‘ ; ; t ‘hi forr sider the present distressing condt- SOMmission hy the resignation ol! ; ee . —> , One must ger uses O LS SOEs . for all iaw ‘ ’ si¢ : vs , _* . ’ ; ; **e.y a if i= at fact ha ue hee 1? a . : ae —— Robert co Morris of New VY ork ne j 4 7 i =] ‘ , ieee in deal of q,° expressio! asx one gets use , col a | ten. Eis ate! emieash tanta he Aceociate ‘ « 4 » its ’ i~nificans nist aim is towa _ ‘tion by exmphony music or olive of} Mood tion at all.in looking at the pic- KING OF HEDJAS SIGNS TREATY | - ' as . - . . ,¥ carr \* 4 °T a P-« , . 9 ‘ ‘cs ‘ ‘ rei te emo , : ; on “se ¥en . -_ i a ‘ >} ‘ — : ‘ . } { 17 oo? ] “Tt re 7 . : of A ft) essenti : - r . =o” : . : : , | . . the White House last night nm 4 Hy ft s*0¢ 18 Press ’ I - niist! ' ae ; De not trs | interpret coors There were other speakers you~ | Matement saying he was retiring ith Nature. . , + in the beginnigg and A big splotch of red may signity tcrday. Dr. C. J. Galpin of the De- | tha oceeded to x- Wale ourishe: “aa R ; i. i the emotpons pi oduced in the ar- partment of Agriculture toki how > the ecreet of a great epoci i ' : ae wwe tn tist when he thinks of a great Dat- art can be spread to the farmer | tie or he may have set down his through farm papers and artiats | emotions at a street fair with the trained to see the artistic in country , wire A va" *. 3 ars me She CII Sabie nt dat er" eo Retsy Well f the | BY the Associated Preas. light wines and be Senator ciatio a alee mantic 2, rete . but modern art} red to indicate eomnouae ai ates vam — a °| LONDON, M 25.—King ft . ‘ . . ? 4 , e » _ d ° per spoke before th ‘al The ? s | marked nprovement ire Ol @F ‘urage thi rm @ ts certain of anytn S : imat the etl if vou do not 1 nderstand and , Normal School at Kalamazoo, Mich.. . = ay we. ; . AiINSt : > ete he ed fa* ; Edwin }’ Par ke ’ the Ame ean be of commerce he said ; . ‘ = to be a a pon oder? feel yourse! fallir w into a =m offing ai cke on are? in the “ee hools. Cleorge jot : H * : i raiwes | h % A - , . es ’ : | : ; , | ' » | enn ngage lie a: i ripen we ae 0 etl fs ; — — — — eee — ~ : : ee ee A» ele me tn ' —— ead - NT irmation Suits 2 Pairs of Pants 0 perior quality blue serg®. kive eplendid service. In leated models, with all- Its Both pairs of are iined. all sizes 7 to he Assogiate 1 farme . a @ bene sh fu = o . . —— = ; Mle trac art : a ji- HIAWATHA. Ka Ma : , 7 cultural conditions are No Competition W and since abstract a ha ie “aiern? , 1} of }. es re reer) a} ; r,t T,enre ‘ rivicism Vv «i le\ ele ‘] . , } r) , 7 : ’ a Ti é i}¢ iT) rT} : af i ’ ~ ye inf ry? li . ; ; , . : on ° . ; :) — , ' 1 , ‘ rY : , : 7 not Professiona! affairs.” follows with r)} alo Arthut \apypet ‘ | Kk ATi ‘ > é " ' " '¢ Re of Renaissance it seems | Sa uel heed A bat Dthland Blended Sede did Sleigh 2

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20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1923. tod ax*ake wits oy pro : ‘3 Te? > : a : “ ; , ree ae - - - ; . . : ; Z ‘ - . s ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee es. (ec can te chtmheh aeaeaag to tue duel Pea Oe be AEE ee EE eee Peunded by JOSEPR PULITZ£ZR In urging the American People to a red eee _ Dec. 12 1878. to the aims and purposes of the Constit Publishes by the Pulitecr Pubdtshing gen: Harding has touched a oe ues 6 Bouleveré portance to the stability of s if ? - ' and the weifare of the people. A {HE FOsT-pisPaTCH PLAT.) ‘** %f the fundamentals of Americ FORM. i know that my retiremenc will make no difference tw tts cardinx Principics. that k will always ‘tgtt for progress and reform. nerer '- @rate injustice or corrupibon. always fight demagogurs of all parties. oever belong to any) party. eiware oppete privileged classes and public plun- @erers. sever tack «ympathy with | CEE Pn a eta rain; eas | the poor. always remain devoted to _—~ 7 _ oe : ’ ) the public welfare. sever be eat isfied (Big the mits of t! the thet afraid ct atteck wrong. ehether by predatery plutecreacy of predatory perverty. TOSEPHA PULITZER. April 10, 1907. preservation of tree const on -P - a et ek) oo? = om ee ae Oe 4 6 ee he ** SAE SE NP On eee er ee a % he. Deen mse € —_— z . OM THE PEOPLE repr niacn -OVera mest Must Gi . 4 TASA FOR BORAH oe 8 | ; i Phe name end address of wed euthor aws. their enforcemen’ id the eceneral inact of 4 , ee . . Pearty was g: ven must eccompanry every conrribufton, dul Fees aE PU eS 28 it : oetal 7 n tf DHeace -- :2 . . - raid - ; seasons & numi on féquest will not dbo published Let forvernmen hei: ese] Pe D sae 4 = &e SF irs have found piace tere mot exceeding 200 words wtli recetwe of republics im the main folic cr ship and de- : pitting “yigainy | | = RY ; lendar, notably. au ace. zz » chose , : . ~ : earns ai > tae gue q . he was a delegate nmi Rerity centro! co Tyee i? rooted withdras "oe The wf out-of -deer ha.cieoenrs have freee of the teaching the eve utionan’ ang When he charactcrized eater Reer 7 oppesi’ a=” ‘a ton a8 @ TeSuit of party Pre) : or nete. and : are te be weed tabi-« buffet supper is Hoefea Per =v bee rihe 's his } ’ % ons , i : » . | ‘ ‘ served oa cock. and at = J27er n= * . — . . - » ; on pe far the Au If +t, —T ) ' — : ' at ; ? , jo. , . = l bacen afd eer: dene m atien cena . " . ; , ? _? ' ;, , " a The conmmittee im "a mer _ aer ‘ ; ’ caned “ ~ fa " . : : a. ; ; , al . . fangemerte corm Pr) se; ; ry a Llanrran Benoist and fanatieca! geal and hie inah _ ) . . , . . . : ; 24 Cc .?’ariy nad he nest v on7 ant ;Ph™ . : . 4 : . ’ = 2 oe ’ . — —€ . = : ag : ‘ie n@ Mi-e Ha ery Potter e _« fs nI ‘ss : é ae : oh } ; — : r 7 . , " e = “ - " — As - “ic - ‘ : : ; : ; : ° os im mans mn 5 | ; . —_ and Mre. Harold MW. Kauffm ante of old-world roenke.s o | » of fini . ¢ : t's eal ali i” ig 4 . ‘ -_ Wreand “Were tursell Gard even «pring fram Arjercs: ’ : ri P . , , . —— . -. = J _—- [oe ow > . on —, a tha - been r ~ geod te receive lmr@win did nething ef the so : : , — G ) — ~~ > asl . fuests. among whem are Mi ; 2 *\ er at we the theers . . Ty. — - = ~ ~_ — ta. eryen ha ’ ua oj ; _ ad : ; . at: - ' rae ize ¢. _ *2 Or Rie . irda. * © SwWeeping!y ceordemns. * Anrews and the ; =~ ' on ; ; mor npi« Marza-et ~ . ~} o ~ — + Ne «3 = .- - . : iy ty . 2 “ : tPat be spoke ar urtrut her Thar n the conds ot 7 se = Mm. E>, : ; — - cca (hbase, ' c : ee ee _ e e -- en "~~. 3 evburn Christ Vieths, Fliz win ner any other exponent of -rolu- . ven Ras erer said that we were ds sorvero men’ 23 ro 7 ; | ei | . = of MORE LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT. J | * aan - intent aide i = - ”_ > >* mended frem any menkey. cid-rerid or © amen che prot. - | : ; . i a Se a — er Te : the, ° a 5 a 4s Rea - ot her ise : Citizens ana ? . a * : : , = ' ee ry - nr ‘ . — Se a _ — Bryan's own case. however. supplies a ment are among th: eh een al PRIGGISH JUDGMENT i ———_,,———————— EEE ee : nt pee 0 ee miihing evidence of we own cheers te: yr cary. |The MIRROR Ge cee w it That it ts pessidie for . Be said ts | ) ine coiamn ts designed to reproduce wt | . : bily rrect eir 5 i by a : j 3 ) wer nas the latest comment by the irading pubic, : newspapers and perwdicais on the questions PP revics tone primes last August an¥ the genera! « it : ) = = pend tert | | a. the . ah. , =o ; ‘i 3 . ' " fhe day 3 , . 2 ; | , | F Poertiand place ° ? Russe Garin in November. the citizer ws weuld get beck their Beer wine and _ ¥ , (are , ae S20 ' -2 ’ — | ml “it LF-OVERNSNMENT IN EGYPT. whiskr if Serator Flee) fae re-elected , vo : 7 tity Th , : 12 Brook ag | Some of Reed'« suppoertere even went so Ona. ,eTuames Dé : | a : =a ' : AT Le : Liza Ee -. : imberg of ? far ss to promise these liquid “retreshk- arp BG ind: sie of ‘ - . irs ¢ ‘a fre rij n re i. Tune 5 t* win mente” em “Nev. 8 the dar after election. 7 a “a | pres ter, he | heir children & We German Repub!can« put Jim ave ; me fi . , 4 ‘ - . - , ; - ~ ; — ee. : f ’ ! . aa prnenro but since that time we have beard ne! 2 soos OL Cee semen’ ‘ . m aq 4 man ; , : : = , ‘et O39 | | . we 4 , “a aa: ber fark ther ef him ner of these alcoholic stimu- SS! DK ; ima i — a =. viers Foeter and her . wee lante. Looks ase theugh »e had “flim- If th 52D 5 irol 7 = = ; . : SO , , oi . ee one of x ay Feeter whe hare been . - " e 6~roner xe . ; : Li j : ’ ' : ‘en Va : i me hb . i 7 ee ~ = ae on UliWarks agains! pr mei cue 2 : nae m road fer more than a reat weathered 47 dars. having 4a temperatur , ; “o an« , | “se ill > wil Sica tt ti a nent and infringemen' wmstite: the : | - | | Ceuey & Vw ef $0 degrees or over. witho our Sorew ; : pu Para ; ) ? Vie : ; - oe , -_ . — * °or the suremer abd it S@emes We will have to do likewise Geeenerates @na the peopie | ia@der th rmost . | : : + , awl 7 , = _ — » Salling with Mr Lim berg this summer uniess Jim ic iorated. Bev. Dishomestr. sham. hrp . ind | | ie : , sis ; he mather Mre Wihem J ™ . - : s : ; 2 ' - . : > = ° . he . . : . ; . . [ es ee ereree | Setvience im pffice are the i Sieees te the the tie s a ext | ) re 5 Mre. Ottille Krausaiek “| Sepublic—aes great as an 7 — RSET ee en . : : me te po a sain lindas tes ail sp and Mra Kraeusnick alsin o ~ | i . . i ; ‘ ° . * 2 . ’ : _ ; 15 -— ae ‘fr o- : “i part of the people » a fx os — | e M _ aT ms ‘a e: a ' 14 Kingsfherr place send - os } o et ‘ts. * ath 7 - : oT 1a ea aces . . me S Schecl of Ciquette te smooth ¢ THE VOLUNTEER DECORATOR i her see t . Se ee trmeirT t . rr nat : ‘f - . ; ‘ és ; n - r eir reogh edges. and elim inate (From The New York World : , —" « tae nar | wphen B. J and Frank R. as peembie. the uncouth | Ce 5 . , | he a . Pet * ". will depart the latter “ish her everr success - >. ) i. : + # periiaps the gr roniya a i | a me ‘eo sail for Europe. They MRS FRANK OLDER ; . ae : Plleate te. Pe is BETH So aad - : st os axcapens EM RO > mae HARDING AND PROHIBITION. a _Mr and Mrs. Jebe Young -. s ¢ : * Springtieid Republican. “a erly of 4668 McPhersea Rew De Ther Get That Wa ’ ‘ Te the Eiitaer of the Poet. leperch ; — . = P —- 1} REAP end learned men are at is gest . ; - ENT HARDING S letter te ha eased the home of Me * err hie has been even ar a ;, ? e“pDendent cenfirms the T a n . ~ -™ ; st 4 ‘3 : | eh. "gain Py the 4eci21on af eur = , #3. s When an individual makes , erro : ; Pr eoT ive j d who would de ~*~ Tere sigTii\eant is whet he wrote. come tas revert and hae : 7 dg , | wes We, | the ~~ Thun -d ower mates | 3 RO Suggestion that the Eighteenth Ameuee therein the sale of rea! extats which he . ~ ' t frequen: 4 n the nes . |Ttll ewer Be repealed. having been “Gelli reugnht *evers rears azo for sav § 400 ; : : i’ ; ° "az *>em ir : : ome 7 0 , auopted’ iter many years of *na@ sells new for $4909 he must make Pst. e 3 . hes i : The warning that State action calewlated & return and call the 8:90 that se «eo ) reve eToael vs "able : his dead it & , barrass the Federal Gevrernment in ceives ever the price he paid or: = ‘e iy ve i i 0 ‘alles p . ? ‘ples inte grace. | PT ehibitien weuld create “a @ifieult profit: and pay thereon 4 ne- ; a* 6 , ‘otern ) 3S meant plainiy fer the Demectitic hi r P : ; ; ; . 7 @> _ m ae ge” The — - " : a - ” i ™ , yo ; ; . . ; « = 3 tum " : Se eur 284 Were ren tered : : | == ' as a ; : » }s ergy Las ~ Pr ne Dies ® _ ° ’ . ’ + 7 . : , v eur . vVprerre i ar? "e\p te Inder y . * . . ‘ , . —t% . son Mest Pre sud lee the > : - ' - . ’ e ‘ * ' . > ' me Qi! respect fer lawe and decene: om , , M a rst fim, Mexiee murmuring ( @nrsistencs they " . ; n - b . . ‘ . , ' : t ; ' ert a2 teeer - : or ‘Rois ew ‘et | “ ' , ——aed pee re Replacement value” i# net 4 | | > —_--sa, to go and see him sheet mene ered when rou make an ' ; = - in : : acd z.e ™an plant himaelf dem ™ e - : : ° : * > ‘72 ‘urn. : -- 2 ee SS ? nstinet na: : — a - = , ans : s and (Sere atide, the huge fact that a general heusecieaning os Daper wey Queene. Open the Barhhouse 1 , a . Te the Bitter of the Poe. Diep Ton : , A en tne ae a a wae He Publ «lower bath - ell _—— a vs ) : ~ ' : ) | 3 \ } meet ‘ cow " ,eTy mae?P frequented Te peepee using . ; é Wait ™ 9 Ne Terk: m are pour and have e ba thrown s a . = “ or * 2 6 ** i innate ees nee. aitheugh needing «@ have to do AUTOMOBILES without oT £e@ '@ & fe Whee shoe ard Pa: . " ' , ’ . . : 1009 | 25 crats or mere @ hich menace for mean ) - = | , : : : : i 3 % : ‘ i ¢ i: ie PORE 8 cee gl VS ee ie ae @itheut 2 ~——w@hich deesn ’ “Pe ov - . - ; a * i “ Meh le aia on ee wh te ge bs - os Aiee im summer time the bot water « (O88 Gut, Grd for people doing grees , . p> toget? or | S i Wmpossiblie to cet clean. 1 : : ? yesterday: Sd imperted R 38 . ores oS UC ESSE CRS “S-e8--- 4 ooo mace pecceed, a aa] n ed lhe aah. J Teet ar (“om e-f om, - : * » *-« iii - ae ie ek a fae 2eaiy betfy “= es i : ur ewe from au adver- *

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7 a Ay. M 7 don The City CArounatien of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that « of the Dally Star and the Times Combined by Approximatcly 40,000. __ ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH a1 SI — ee = a - A ee i ———Eo - —— es — —— ——— * = a - — a =k. @art — = = MIF ARC 10 PE | To BE WED ) JUNE 4 PERFECT. PIPTHIRE? 1) DR. L. ©. M'LAIN, FOUNDER OF | igne a 5 Caiversty lab, afer Steamship Movement. (=== Arrived. Ry Tae . ORTHOPEDIC SANITARIUM, DIES jor tne st. Louis tarvara civ. | ew York, May 24—Mauretania,| C | 5 / 4 1 | : xs me - ,Ugene Petiue " ecifle . e * £ . } mpton: mk | - it q AT COUNTRY CLUB | hig 3 a ee ee ee SWELI REF IPF FUND.“ Had EBecen re fer Beast a Year From cal club, pres ah hae 2 we, sti oe ee ee oorn tiem | RZ SPE lA oy > ee nfirmitics of Age. made by Président May °2 . Panel “~ b ; : , i he Mi Lowell. Judze 23, Pittsburg, New York. Bre-| erty Crawford McLain, 73) Fobert Grant of Boston, president of |merhaven, May 22, President Harda- : ' ‘ ,the Associated Hs ry ‘les P ; ° +. : de. : ; years 9 Abetdeen place, t arvard Clubs, and / ing. New York Cherbourg, May 21, —wh f th f ~*~ | ¢ : . ae aa 2 . ~- 7 » punds \Vi!l N, ies ie ~~ Nanoe of th arth’? nde: the } , Homas Siocum of New York. Dur-/ Minnekahada, New York. a ey mean O you Look | ‘Ac a Park O 7 , a E * > « | I Cp) . . : ; | ¥ ‘ ine ’ e ‘a nnes ft] Ws e —_— . With Concealed Orchestra 53 aelo? Sin hae a , . SA the co ae ees gee received Sailed. 1. i. . al rsping ro :' ous Princeton a Buenos Airés, May 24, Southern 7 : 4 \ 7 q . . , a Tr) >» oe : . ; ‘ " : " ‘ -¢ ~t atu ) VOR. saute —s. | Mae * med las ) Ss resider at ang 2 fetter Of greeting from the si “y : w York: , hk -° . pm, _ | : :" j ' ° ’ i : ‘ ; } ‘ . , : ’ oe ‘ - ‘ ; ; a “ty } . nt = “ 7 eats wt te _ > — Saturday N the davs “ve hare { indy, - : = ce : ’ ° pe ’ . : ’ ¢ k : : 5 Bakery or Lurcheon Spectai - DECIaAls| ve m2 oy these seiectes ‘goodies” in large guantities ” ; Laree Quantity produ lion cnables Special 1 and 2 ib. we fo es i our — gqular Rake ry 1) l @ mose-covered state : } » the : be i WR Rs , } - . Ss ‘ . . Lf i ree : Aue : 1 I . : : aa rat = ‘ rT) > t . ¥ ; : host ee dur ; “4 ; hs S- > vr ¢ GQ lhe for childr , — - whines eae A delightful cake ; ments, we can save vou money and sheiors curing Nat Season] ind > in , . =_— — ote . — — : baie "7 « ect , the a if (7) ry ; > ‘ . e i ' 7 t! ros rt?” frice \é ; ne la! l rs ‘ re | a? * = che house ove r Sunday Rive ) OU Loe real Suatisiac Lion of Ak “ss : ’ yas : | . 11S “ inte o y- - _ Of} } ] ut rmdgza Stewal ’ Abe eT) place, - much « hea pe r than yeu buying delicious things to eat . Sina ed okents : >; } side ticket sale will accrue to the and Mrs. David Ewing and Mrs. Le: } tl Qteatner can on 2s cheaper than 3 ake the . | : £ fund for abi i | feather. ‘Tnis Cake is = 700 Can Bae sft s have found piace on the sea-} Se ee : Aa. : 's ay ae Is , > . ré , } annonun : ; very special, ‘ gor caiend: nNolabd wo Tear , - , — ctebinti : it iS e Parse . . 4 ’ ’ . Saiure@ay at s oe 42c Bewhen the prime movers were | queues iy Y lorsenient of the St. tame. stotecs CHILDREN'S MEMORIAL SERVICE | Fruit Stoll | y ih iD res im ball. ait ricture epee -“ reanination : ! 7 - e 3 t t gil “" oar Sa sade up of representatives. from BISHOP TUTTLE SUNDAY Bennie Krueger’s Orchestra A good selection for Sun , i, 2 ming seasons a - ‘entertain 950 wie atin it , > | MESS TRI \l LO} RB ' ; = : rors } morning bre akfast = cher gf wv (un 1" : ie Iss LOI wi hee ‘s | felal re ‘ Oo ) ; : ' ‘ , 4 "419 “A ~ * my nine mien ot on / 4! * Me the debutantes e second v | ope 7 : yep “a mn . | ~ —“Apple Sauce pineapple and citron peg AN Shi ! : : ' : | “Wild Papa” Saturday, 42c : Mt oP and a Sather with 50 0 5 we . martied 4... ae re rey | wae | ) . ee i | rie i esis, Bach guest has be | ae, Bed | | | | pra ate | Iwo Wonderful Fox Trots He none or . ‘ “~ _ ” : 4 eee t . OS | | . ’ . . .9 a si ’ . e Pe-** ; ested sd wee ‘ ' ' ' Ty a a5 | j rye a hk é | , ¢ hy { te tj j Peanut Bars ; t . nl white fianneis fo ine ’ na ‘ ‘ , , ver a , ‘ . Renn ° Krne ers Dan . Oo } = re ec ° . . Su vesrewsse 9 tf me clothés or summery frocks for a fe one Co iggl os — ; a | . ut — ' pei — ae . rchestra makes recoras ex- Crowded with roasted pea- = girls, to enhance the ehet us “9 * more 400 guests .ane AeCTU ecerd the | fi te |] '. Si oO usively for Brunswick, because of their absolute fidelity | nuts-—— 25 a Cenel + FOLI0 cae SSens See Se Saber eee ' ry ol P SUL, Weer: to tone and rhythm and their clearness afd beauty. | Saturday, 1b.... Cc great SummMme! ij -of-doot ha i! Sundreds of baileons have been | -——— Pon vesthiy' Cibieed duel die ad i oneiaentit | AR a in. lTere are two of the best dance selections you have nged in the trees of the tiny for- me EG re ce SRG pew @ nore oo setae Bn soon oo ae ever heard. Full of tantalizing saxophone strains with ive a cr iT nite an ) 7. : as . x ‘hod ee ans : profusion a e 4 . he ob the Waupaca, : ire Judge and }north | zation it has heen | Bishop Johr nd the Re a rippling accompaniment Of brasses and piano. Hear , sit ¢ ‘> te - ' . ’ Mrs. Thoma jond and family prot ed | ‘a f th Pisse . e of New York City. als thesé two dance rec : want Mabies. A buffet supper is to be rhon cite my ¢ | , | a , Se | | . ords. You'll want them. pa rved at 11 o'clock. and at Jj] a. m ; ; » saat 77 ak Th on “ . a “s a sitions . ° im eensisting of the prover-| “"s Warren Goddard of Brent-/ to! oop pe. cour s to preacl e annual Flow Something new every day PHOTOPLAY a PHOTOPLAY ———— ne moor and Mrs. ‘eters ren fe .* ; ; =. 4 o =e morning at rist . , . ‘ ¥ | — . ~ --- ae ee bacon and ercs of 47: - NOP ceeailins , ; New Brunewick Records are ready every dav. oe are The committee ir harge of ar- | wi el senronriat Fons ka ; | Py ' no No waiting. Anv Bruntwick dealer will gladiy . '- . mart June 7 ft jeg fangemente comprises Irancia ; at z — gapelSing s les , en iniinile as he + See ei a play therm for you. Brunswick Records can be ledringhaus. Ton teyburn, Cliff-| | Wy aa eid . { gy mt | er ee zi = sens dicecil” lied plaved on any phemograph but are best on The { ey ‘ . a , | Attene O FeumOR off _ , | 4 u - . ee ae Brunswick. a= fen Scudder Jr.. Frederick Gardner Sa tannan EBenoist and Garneau “S° Pes Neutes & _— au " . ' * ) , R | | | : vise Rexford ers to attend iaplain of the ‘service, and there DELMAR AT HAMILTON Weld. J oe is 3 ' Mr. an@d Mrs. Harry Potter, Mr oN , as mouears * : elegat oer? be tw thems su | , | . pd Birk. Andrew W. Johnson, Mh i ei oll. “ang, ee co a, Cae 3 Starting Tomorrow 4 Mrs. Harold M. Kauffmap and spate uk, cagpes oe | ap sai iu : =~ caiupelyrine? ter ae : 7 1 5 oan oan aol Clete Se. | will uD ; ‘ttag 3 , me Te —_ t wf ‘ +The | : civ : tTag vole ose h \. Niglit ine eis mmer. or? evening iy lines. The choo | rey ro omissionary work HONOCRAP HS ; ie : , ae i , a 4 fobert. Helen Grate, Llleabeth [of Miss Eleanore Meyer. who wil Christisn Acwociguon ‘uesdey rz, GUEST OF LOCAL ALUMNI fags Ravel x6 Resorts (/ (a A -— — A nnn 9 Boeckeler (“laire Garneay FE) oe) A abeth he mart >! , ’ rllawc 7 *. er a) > brah! \\ ‘ "erlrne o_o. : : : ee “1 Grayson, Helen Mills, Mary Carmen /| dune 3, ry i? "he 4 ’ ’ ‘ ore” -- ‘ ee - ~ | R R () R of Ryan Mabe! Green Thompsen, . Through St. Loui) Loui it dinne last \ | a . ce itt os ace ts “RIVOLI [MISSOURI Interest ,% - : nee o Edward A Limbere or 1.e1 Ax . . c , : , — | | ite first parliamentary elec- face Will sail June 5 to join Mrs Mr and ; . Bike Le« 6 sh apa ahve Pere “Swingin’ Down + IR A VU THE TODAY | ce hintor he aeemberg and their children in Eu- | 5867 Nin: lat ar unee the « ; ace 3 neius TO ; @ first time in its history the | tae ae py rm tine the gr a ite the Lane”’ STARTLING TOMORROW | RUSTLEB °*"' Fy pe. Mre. Limberg sailed several , gagement ; Nwenrnrmnel ; representatives Sone te LON CHANE a VIRGINIA VALLI S gs iP : ; | ew e rythm “THER SHOCK.” OF SILK : PKE ARO to meer he father T Dorothy Lentir tr -ert T ' tre Wort we ' aL =I . of th ‘ in 7} 6 : : a! o "hi J . . - : _ ; ’ , ‘ ‘ 4 . ‘ es? ‘oO tr 1 | ies 1! actiwiti = BPoCces meunders Foster, and her sister, Miss. of Henry Cohn TIAL ng ' Ss Pp aon th as ts vi gold OF THE ST. LAW Lp omparad ¢ ——$ Lemp SL Ime! hor 1 Y) i'n : ene ura . Pest : . . . % ae = 5 ' ' Sheehan, ain to Agent, Canadian Pacific — oes : — , , aot 2 —e igi aly r , tara niecture 2 eg 1} - ‘Some Little oO Lox wet st. Sf. Leals, Me. Te lephone: Bell Main > 11 Gedhaamen bp “the electors are not being ne Mre. Ottille Krausnick Mrs — are te + _—" fm nae wt: ; mp and \Irs kKrausnick “ill Mre HF. Lenane c S5 oe ‘ rt lt if Se Washiti2 VLEEDIU, tl , " . i ' Performances Monday to : ne wh , oO | ea ton terrace and her daughter, Miss LY , ; : ' — ) ooking down humorously « . Deee Bes Sicahern 8 Sheldo: f errat ] : . | .. rn in Sunday Night, Inélusive *riment. Thev see something ee 14 Kineshu) lng - . | Helen Van Raalte, are in New Or! Est. 1882 inen Impe ii ( mony crt Njugs, Hts espurs piace and the for a few days The, are registered Olwe St. and Taylor a Bui VCWePr ocess: + ; : =x “ll i — OUR -ipmind WEEK aT THE | Victor Herbert ’s Operetta | Pirants for 400 places in the ree 3S thildre, \fise od dren iss Kathleen alle +: aed athnt erty es ' CBP Ph han’ Bens ae je. he were the nerve 7 Shen BJ: Se Sinan Be gihat. at the Waldorf-Astoria H a R i ee mane x | torete erh zs the are '= : ‘ nens st eit. ‘oY , 4 es _—" . lex r —— P ad ~ ' . ; ret Mm Will depart the latter part of mn - oo | a ECO ra S Pelembie 4 PS ‘ ty . “ay ns est es “ : -_ he 1e@ Sorjiet ' si oul thay 7. " , —_ . ‘ ‘ — , ine to sail for Europe. They wil hey Borge eee ere Graphopbese acation in = ¢ 4 \\ . ff Sad > & \Y ¥ will hold its thirteenth meeting at Company 7 nd (wo monthe THUTri ng 7 oh ; ihe American mre! mursda@yv, . la: Rocki ‘Ay thi § ear . | Also ND PROHIBITION. Mr and Mrs. John Young Brown. *1- Dinner will be served at | U U | Sascha J se 77 . : : oPiner! ° " , ET og 0 cloc} and the prograiy ror th ‘ . Enjoy nature at her best t ‘ +> , » = ie ase* -% ” - @ Republican neriv of 4608 MePherson avenue a git. : te Troutdale offers mountain scenery. ey es oe re = IN FRAG 115 ; Fables ae = .s > " ’ ) RING'S letter to hie New- el — the home of Mr. and ned eae oe gen a ‘ 7-1 e “Semel pee how's eater 1S ee ee ie Panus Boys; | — »! rm homae om ; » om "ha? i bers ’ COT . St i. 4 7 ee s ve ¢ ° . va o Ope ** ‘ :‘p° . ant Rit Rene ete prevalent , + Me ! } \ er ; I ~ leten be suchershin ii d rsalrlia , Vigorating air (6. Gegrees average \ isser & Co. . : ALLSTAR CAST— HORUS OF 95 - Setmmineter place. for a seat AY eh ij d temperature’. A beautiful new 100- Basil Lamberti 99 SYMPHONY ORC HESTRA OF 50 is piannir c to take the a y 4 Ving a home in yaown ter- as - _ 9 - . , on | Two LECTURES ° Michel @ ° ioliniet. reate “a difficult ‘situation 4 re and expect to take possession her parents, Ni: and J Jar , : ’ MATS. 15¢ to b0c, EVES. 25e to $1 3 FREE | Motion Pictures of r the Democratic Governer ” the autumn The Crawfords are; Landon Head of oO7i. © Jury Sc Wall Paper. 2 die Per Roll Health—Youth— Longevity | THR KENTUCKY DERBY ti] — pereeiar cnag — 1% Hae «till to sign o veto the *¥ living , iS Relt ar e boulevard _ - iii leaves no aount ao 00 ar oH arene : | : 6c Wall Paper.......2/¢ Per Roll UNITED-AMERICAN LINES ] | _TEEK oF wav sx POWER 4] TYRIC SKYDO NOME he need of State enforcement Mr. ane rs. Louis TD. Lawnin of Mre ‘harles FP. Stan | | ergs Oe ach gia wun i Age Wall Paper. @tion of sublime to ridiculous emai early *~ Torts PY | ev 4 ar oe © efepete ‘oe Per Roll e — : | THE el i 1042 N. GRAND BI. Comedy—*Be my nat . a rt , W ‘ ly 1 ue. ' t 1 At over the mill of the many . wil Mr. and Mrs. Conr: llailpa fl a aAper. a Resolute. dune 1% + o4 Auc. 71 : NEIL MAC K — = > oo me age are, turee by © adiourns a « a drawing ie George os Stevens of bOeS ha\ e ret urned fron ti honevmoan? 25 ‘ Ww 1] P p Per Roll meiagece y eB Pm > Vv ERA Vv ELMAR | parE SI © Eat RA eS through the Pennevivanis avenue, was hosters at a trip, and have ta) ‘mal iPpartime Cc a aper “2. , Per Roll naaeets ea Sept. 6 ; “A WRITING ROOM CO} JUMIBIA 38: 960 | xacliiaieadiliil =_— — 9 9 nae iat te bear. bs - lunchean Weflneseday. at the at 4411 West Pine boul: rd. where 30 W I] Pp Te (vo Ships) __ WRANGL. a ‘ Fs . hae Siibe Sriande afte c Wa aper.. si Per Roll ok 2 Sept. 13 ' OPERA i Sx open Arras OF |||[11 A. M—Centinuews Deliy—aa Fm. cegueerssrt KING: =} My: eval for any ; : Athletic Asenriation in they will Hanea ..4 HOUSE . JR. F De nd B | cy) Sk ORPHEU™M p - rancis. Detar a elmont Kia's Higher = . In : a i? Meohrivener t a) June 15 Mrs ‘Ss hah sate ae _ 1 «* y 1% ’ ' : ’ "DD ] . ; Premey pot 7 ’ , Ay * ; rrleate ea te Wilma Louise Rol duue lite: [ irs 35¢ Wall Paper sents ag Per Roll : ig Eg as Lines. ‘ : ———— | K vans, Mero and E vans at | A . — , . nh ol *hereart ave? ; mis ft nite« » ‘ : : ° re . . TON 7—C PEN 6:38 ” ” d me net se . ie " ‘ pe tow oe beet ee ae as 38c W all Paper ° « . , Per Roll _— wr mR +R et ) “RB. rae t z d: Al Wheeler Trio Marck & Salle ; wea or ~ anow 7 4 (in or : | nc Ty enti 4 J | me lie « 4 .. ota © sha. i Temple Israel, Tiabb Leo Harrieor 40c Wall Paper. . * ' . Per Roll : ase a O ay LOTTIE ATHERTON Ships” ’ ne “e ae | ‘iatin Miss .utin ‘bi was BY I 4 To ne ws i ra : Perc ener o' ‘ “4 Z , — ‘ Wag bo meta lot ro for z r oe : and 00: to 75c Pape= a. Per Roll BROWNS VS. CLE E ND, wake EXONS Rouse ee B A rrulation which te HOt Tie eg Sdro S$ Kirk-| Henry Cohn was best mar 85c to $1.25 Paper S60 « Per Roll ~ OAKWOOD ‘HOTEL SPORTSMAN’'S PARK | avail SOLARE = iEabhee ter.” } inet the heine rule principe “RRM ck and Kaward Rartles — odienn At Ste TIME. 3 O'CLOCK A ss Stet Be eee ieee | nee feeling « rural popu © Waldron. of 5267 Per- New Publisher for New York Post. “The Great Daylight Wall Paper Marker’ Fverr comfor t. Privat —_o S TICKETS ON SALE ARCADE BLDO. — EMPR E S S ca anen! on Ae a | ro peng a a im oy 2° i mk ee Ty a” A a3; vis an - _— _ ~~. 2 s —_ - a Sut patentiy cannot be en ‘ avenne will @ive a luncheon Rw the Associated Pree: sagen” a ; , : . | SS Grand Annual Picnic the Btote have calmly one a Mrs Berivener Tueeda: after. NEW YORK Ala = The New m . ee ho heating, tmeoter- : Ps : e / ; i T T eit hit ; Gesers Pret rt Theis oles io inet the sarve 7 ti, and MI rs Cha leon Wallace of y Or k i, ening I ‘Sb Al Ounce that WEBS ER a O 4 in rable suppil ’ eur om gardens. the ——* ‘ h sens. Gaviight saving has it. Pires | Enright avenue, will be hos-| John H. Fahey is to become its pub- 2 iaalneamaas ot | ~ nue. Fs soup: , is. T it . ot at , "i June 4 Fahey publieh- a have The ‘ew is & . & luncheon for her Thurs brogeet aw i ‘Stan > ioe. | 809 and Sii NORTH 7th STREET uge Of announcing the erdi- ie * &t the Gateeworth Motel. huve passed if it had bee & a ‘ing Post and the Manchester (N. H.) ‘body complies as se . Mrs. Talton T. Francis of | Mirror, and was _formerty publisher CRIT oe Between Morgan oo es in exiatense, RE North aie of the Boston Traveler at BUSINESS FIRMS whe wast Newstead avenue

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~ ¢ tation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. sy i ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of | the Times - ——$——————eee fs de ——, a : 7 : seuouenuueennucaveuersevernnasesaroesvanoenssueniines Ce tage : unday Pest MULL QUIRY IN ( GE ee | — Ff : MUNVONURNENNNUNEQOGU0HO00000000000000000QU0QS0 UEDA UGC OEOOEOOOOUHEAE LAE IN | DEATH "ry cs ie : Advertisers R : SPART THREE — MPANESE SUAND Soo” °C) WM Neel ‘ATimely Sale: 7 ag \ ot - - - - -~ - - ~ P a ’ - > » — « ee eee Rake , ees 2 - SF 3836s & ward Groom of St. Louis ‘ e8 & lial ‘Rel tant ta Taik. ‘% . “ : ; r = a : dei ile Roone Ceunty. aha a 7. . ° ) -_ ; , ax. en hg h Dixie €cid — 2 News of a a eel Be eS ors Rego a @ Selby. a. dark horse, of i ° s * St Ea eae a .- ‘ aoe >" . we ~ +S , ; \ —_"~ “2 *s : ~*~ ' : jn . m oe = a > . - ie * :7 —— ran % "¢ Bes. } "ha ; z Af —_ at 3 ~ ae = % : SS sn “ « 7 . - - eg : o> - ; ie ee a a 4 —_— —_ te Ranedell. one-legged erly started the pre ' Ps > , Money Mush.” a wierd : | exact ~ * . oe a ae gee | y Me back hills interspersed All Regular ' B Pot : ' s off = . — | . extra pair at slight ad- a ent ‘ the ow! and the $2.00 | | : | , ; , ‘ tandis thes queck-asrilang. * | Geagies Shee Se quick tyrn-orer line. 70 Seerk Steet, Grecktee Sie, W. L. Douglas Store: 610 OLIVE STREET, St. Louis pe island was taken over sahaliine-—enien eeuieale E. ST. LOUIS, ILL., 139 COLLINSVILLE AVENUE ne Ok Oe tee Buttonholed strictly OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS-@# as The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Lous evening aS oa ~ ee 7 ne ay t + a . aA) ' P, “ D 7, ere seed vd > ’ ose ‘en ; ,o4*

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RIDAY. wiv r 26, 1923. at he knows he is finest tailored cloth- tthod makes it pos- styles at all times. > variety, greater in any clothing store yourself, Zuates you will your bes: uation day ve pre- a special! of Blue its, Tux- Wits and hlanne) You ® can fit Kaneaa Cus Loran Omaha ‘ Mrs. Lem Baptist minister @zarks. broucht Bom the st Me first round wit} Bie had Genk. rr; one-legged fiddler the proce a wierd tune of 2 “Mississippi “Shortened (Food Eagle.’ **Jis “Nat- faces were ana > the Waterr an of Eldri: cheer } anas Aas ~ Kresge’s 10c Store 6th & Washington Tomorrow marks the end of this popular event which is amazing St. Louis. purchased for cash at such decided price concessions that event draws to a close. Only one more day remains to take advantage of the sensational values offered. Thousands of Suits still remain; and if The entire roof of the: THOUSANDS OF GARMENTS To CHOOSE FROM we were enabled to offer them at just one-half the price at which these garments were manufactured to retail. you have not already secured one of these bar- gains, be sure to do so tomorrow. At the savings offered it will be wise to purchase for some months te come. ne 4 \ * | newest eRe anit, NO? ‘? _ ln ite and a wondertul (‘ot of cassimeres the newest Also pur gravs anda eltv patterns portray colorings for Spring wear. 5 ‘no blues. wooien worsteds rowns WIin nea tripe mixtures, ¢ on , 77 ~ servative models. ( ome in all sizes fro} o2 to 44 chest. In our Money-Saving Basement. })Gas Light *|/ FIXTURES Inverted burner type. Gas Fixtures: “IECO” FUSE PLUGS, with 6 fuses, each Glass Shades For either gas or electrio fixtures: very special Electric Wire No. 14 rubber insu- Z ae lated; 4 feet LAMP CORD: silk covered; parallel or twisted; foot CARBON BULBS; 4, 8 and 16 candie Power; special, each FUSE PLUGS; 10 and amperes; special values at, each Pocket Flash Lights All parts complete and ready for immediate as- sembly. Flat Nickel Cases .. .10c 2-Cell Batteries ... .10c Light Bulbs ——— DRY CELLS Standard sizes, 20 slight seconds but GAS MANTLES, 5c, 10c and 15c. ° 19¢ G0od values at, ca. CANDLES, Twisted 9f nquet begga "oe PLUMBERS’ CANDLES BIRTHDAY CAN- DLE HOLDERS. box of 8. MIDGET CANDLES f above hol JUST PURCHASED FOR CASH OF MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S ‘ 5 «i =+ Siri eff worsteds pat terns. Des. eT x and neat novelty mix : Nortolk. single and double yiCsS, as well as the more coy All sizes for regulars ‘st: SLITS ‘ > and stou ” ee Thousands and thousands of new Spring Suits—the entire surplus stocks of a prominent Eastern manufacturer—were Now this mighty Pure woolen fabrics in the finer sort in splendid Spring patterns. Diamond checks, shepherd plaids, herringbones, diagonal stripes, pencil stripes and neat mixtures. Jazz models, English models, Norfolk and sport effects, and conserva- tive styles. Beautifully tailored and fin- ished in an extremely high-grade man- Priced in this sale at $20.00. ner. Our Gree : soas } SE : ee = Te 3:3 a bed eee . Se ests A most spectacular event! cff. SAavIAgS to You Palm Be M EMORIA TI, DAY Next Wednesday, May 30th. Saturday is a good day to prepare. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ae Sale t dressed men Headquarters for Hot Weather Clothes. as St. Louis I ; ’ 50 che In Our Money-Saving Basement. f , oiors NTTTTT ttt ittii stoanetetees Frniined serges imported > jty tropical worsteds: many have lined sieeves rT ohairs . and the newest styles, patterns and colorings, , . All Sizes. riannels: silk trimmed ax YY — mean a substantial are included in an qualities and such its at prices that ths, iridescents—al] With such such selections. Beaches and rich, silky light and dark colored Panamas in solid Genuine Palm , mohairs in new shades; e sc—ga leo pattern: ais and shades Sport. Norfolk and single or All sizes double-breasted models. All sizes in- cluding slims, stubs and stouts. Palm Beach Pants te match at $35.95 , ‘ore: . , worsteds of e- Silk trimmed and Also splendid dan at- eautifully Wonderful tropica tremely fine quality. three-quarter silk lined. gabardines in sport models tractive lot of fine mohairs. tailored. Al) sizes. Benn's splendid Come in STORE OPEN SATURDAY FROM 8:30A. M. TO 6:30 P. M. All - woul and cassimeres in new Spring pat- terns. Norfolk lined knickers. | to 18 years. SATURDAY! ACTUAL SAVINGS ON BOYS’ FINE QUALITY GRADUATION SUITS BOYS’ $14 | BOYS’ $17 BOYS’ TWO-PANT | TWO-PANT TWO-PA SUITS SUITS SUITS 3= 88 10= Superior quality Superb woolens in the ) meres, newer patterns. tweeds Coats in pleated’ lours in beauti- and belted mod-/ful new e6tripe els and are lined and check pat- with alpaca./ terns. Newe#?. Knickers lined. modele. Splendid- Sizes 6 to 18 ly tallored. Sizes years. "6 to 18 years. casal- flannels, and ve- tweeds Sport and models. Two pairs of fully All eizes from 6 —- = | BOYS’ ALL-WOOL BOYS’ ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGE. SUITS BLUE SERGE SUITS Fine wetve, doubie-warp Superd French eseree. of serge. in Gark bive shades. es especiaiiy fine weave. Conte pint *6= | sa 12— e4. Kaickers lined. Sizes > BOTS’ GENUINE PALM BEACH SUITSs— In neat patterns—sizes 7 to 18 years, $6.96. te 17 veafs.. S158 JUVENILE WASH SUITS— In attractive colorings—3 to 8 years, 88e. 82.00 JUVENILD WASH SUITS — Popular models in sizes from 3 te 8 years, $1.59 BOYS’ Tie WASH FPANTS— In straight styles—4 to 7 years, 446 BoYs’ wase PANTS— | Light and dark shades—T to 17 years, @e RnOoOY® PALM BEA KNICKERS In suit Se ae 7 to 18 years, S178. 1 ee ee ee ,: oe meee eo earn ee ee 9 - EO ee eS ete ee ee . —— —e - nee Tee 4) a a — ee = Owe e¢-eme en fF + Meee were *

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- Daily POST '-DISPATCH alone Approximate! 7 See | that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 24" __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH he City Cireulation of the 8 wees _ a ARRESTS SON ON LIQUOR CHARGE * Indians Give Million for Missiogs.. 4. KR. Detwiler Head= State Eagles. secre Peter Gossens RENNKINGS ESTATE ' Potret tu va ail ' ees Tf 7 "= ya : _ — , a? ~ It's Easy to Buy txtra Sale ig | SpEGp Large Flatt y JUST BRING ONE DOLLAR! |] ‘A rive.peuse cur ne. Uf sex, Semen } CAPES AAA > eS *.¢ © 4" 3x 5 Was s Riverside ‘eres ° see @*« ‘eet e*s OOOO: ,* - —_ . > - S$ A gh * ee —" ou ie aH ee & eee ———— ee Oe ee pe ~_ Ne ae -_ - ae OS ee me — ~- EXCLUSIVE 8 _— ~ — i LOPE cm al the ~are ; 8 = : rere’ and meeret fae hktee . in A GREAT SALE - = h ~ ’ - red PEP resiese - Ye * ; ver,’ ewetemer hee mae menthe ° "y +. — — Pe * at Sars” se rea fn Copper fee +f 3 te@Gear eed see theee Dreeeee Seeeurea , T ee. _ sar’ Ne need tn, »a* © ere : Wonderful, ies’ Se 7:50 $99.50 | _ WRAPS eats SUITS Eo ee iate=-t up-to-the-minute (oO rai h«~ desitea@ie «Nude oe fer eGireowt fenrecdiale =~ “se. —= Payments Open Saturday Till 9 P. M. OO EE TT ES ET TTT a os . « ~ . = a ot . a ° dé “4 - 3 al - ae s 2 “= - aa eo wn . —— ~ e — . = -* o~s _ = 7 a - -— 2 os . Pe . SMO gy el ae SSE OE ee? Om «eee a oi) ~” TH $ p. m. Just Twe Deers Seuth of Nugeats

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FRIDAY, MAY 25. ists —- ——_—__ ee Sale 39.50 SUITS Velours, Brytonia, Roshanara Etc., Etc. pe Must Go / Object « Capes that iSold up to $69.50 3= = =- . - ~ - — - ~ - - _ ee eee . — _ - —_—=———— — — ee 28 ew -—- + — - ._- ~-eo oe - -* = —_—— = | = > -—_—_— oo — =e ee — oe jnvestication of his sanity. Actine oO doubt as ts eg Sanit ; FRIDAY, M ——_ ——— EEE... MAY 25. 1922, 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'’ ~ 25. e ree, . KE g rr ° "to th indian ar : , . a an »* SALT LAN! IT cae ail May woe two sisters. Gov. Mabey yestercay me-George Gardner, sentenced to be @Pppointed a commission to make an | S shot at sunrise this morning for «he \©Xamination of Gardner s mentas a lage Licenses . nea , : condition. The commission reported ¢ 4 mprder of Le PUTS Sheriff ordon sc vera! hours ki fer t} t there “4 irths Recorded : ié : : a la nere ve dS ri, had ; , tifw the if Ww te ee ; of . 5 lea on lite to-\ sufficient information to just. fas the result of an eleventh-hour |Conclusion that there was ‘some | $ Burial Permits of the ,? » 2 oli i i ee an Sr ; ie am MARRIAGE LICENSES. wad } Carter—Re " cooler i vuner Sc EEE nn IF ESTIVAL WEEK MAY 28 TO JUNE 1 1) Sth Anniversary Sale Prices Reduced, 50% | | These are all new Spring Coats, Capes, Suits and ‘Dresses, made in the latest styles, and highest Bperte i, quality of materials and workmanship. BIRTHS R LEX CORDED. STYLES FOR MISSES, MATRONS | AND STYLISH STOUTS = > | Value +10 | Galue +15 pene. 20) } June Brides and Graduates will find a large selection of appropri ate garments in ’ r La s—! 1a M EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE MODELS \MERICAN [ASHION HOP 1248 South Broadway.“ BURIAL P Kk >»? H6 sbdol twee _ biLiImMois or bay ; ‘ la week $75 tal $67.50 Val ee eat $I 7.50 ~~ sale led ages $50 $5.00 Knife and Chain Free ; \ a ; : 15-Jewel White Gold Filled . _ Wrist Patches ci‘s0 $24. 50; ~ }? 1} ; . ; bound. fir ‘ul J > ir AAtie Bluhill a fifteen cent package of * Bluhill Cheese contains more actual value than 15 cents will buy in any other kind of Cheese RMY GOODS STORE} A A Spring Specials at the Genuine Army Underwear for Warm Weather Bal. Under! Bal. Union Drawers Suits tery fine weave; '{—A4 real buy at this price, 49c | 63e Bal. Under Shirts —2000 of them. Special, 39¢ 4 { OUTING SUITS| SHIR TS {PANTS for Spring BREECHES 79¢/BLUE WORK SHIRTS 49¢i\KHAKI PANTS $1.49 BLOUSE ggg [RHAKI SHIRTS __ 38 white Navy Pants, $1.49 LEGGINGS uw ChPStti(‘(iéK BALLOON CLOTH SHIRTS Ail a - $1.9 Palm Beach Pants, $1.25 ete os DRESS SHIRTS _9Be Serge Dress Pants, $3.95 | Both New gy! verything i mn wearthg apparel for campers and boy scout supplies, either new or and Used go u-ca AT THE BIG ARMY STORE TENTS AND CAMP GOODS 5x7 Wall Tents ..... 951 31-piece Picnic Set .. 8x10 Wal! Tents ... ‘ete. 95] Gasoline Stove 7x7 Auto Tents ......$11.45i) Auto Luggage Racks __. Scout Tents $1.95;Army Cots ......... Jointed Fish Poles 35ciBed Sheets, 72x90 Galion Vacuum Jug... .$3.75jPillow Slips ._.. Ladies’ and Scouts fomplete Chuttits« breeches Mit. Dresses um FE i PAULINS All) sizes. (,et our price before buying. Drop Cloths PAINTS Outside Red Paint cai.. .$1.18)1 ROOFING te in. 6 s 46% wi .69c Lead in Oi! Paint, . 4tol against you Bleeding gums herald | Pyorrhea’s com ing When the gums bleed, be on your guard. That's Nature's warning of Py coming. The odds are 4 to 1 against you, for Pyorrhea strikes four persons every five past forty, and thousands younger, menacing their teeth and under mining their healrh. Ar the first sign of bleeding gums, com sult your dentist. Then brush your teeth, rage and night, with Forhan's For the “Sums, a scientific dentifrice that, if used consistently and used in time, will prevent Pyorrhea or check its procress. Forhan’s For the Gums is the formula of R. J. Forhan, D. D. S. Used as a dentifrice, it wil] keep your teeth white and clean and your gums firm and healthy. It is pleasant to the taste. At all druggists, 35¢ and 60c in tubes Forhans orrhea’s out of FOR THE GUMS Afore than a tooth ——78 ¢ checks Prorrh Formula of R. J. Forkan, D. D. S. Cempany, New York Forhan’s Limised. Montrea) ’ paste tu a ACCOUNT All Over Alterations the U. S. FREE! Buy Now! Pay Later! This Big, Friendly Store Will Gladly Trust You. Inconvenience of Any Kind—and Strictly Centidential. - Men’s & Young Men’s All- Wool "24" (,c0od, a ¢ mt — a the ing fer refully tailored of fine @!- ide Suits are ca! jliy tail i! come in the newest styles in a splendid ns Remember they come with two r $27.5 Terms to sult r price ts on : Special shout of so pte eaetgan sat "39= tuxeda weeat bell — DRESSES j=" Bae.” Every new model $ 95 and color combina- tion i« included. Made of flat crepes. and (anton crepes, etc... Up very unusual values. lasy terms. See These Beautiful CAPES ano WRAPS Made of veleurs. Belivias, «iike,. ete. in Blacks ae well ae light celers. Seme are silk tinned and trimmed with fringe. braid and taseeta. Ladies’ $29.50 50 | Millinery \\ 4 aplendiad Newent $5.95 assortment . $29 0 And Up East St. Leuls Stere—314-316 Collinsville Avenue

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MAY 25. 1923 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times CT 7 MAY 38 ite8 2 | FRIDAY 26 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © | - ieeail zl St. Louis’ Greatest Clothing Sale { DN) COMMITTEE SEE Fe lea | tin TPHARDWAR ‘ee of One | 10 DEFINE TS POWERS be | Two Suits for the Price of One} igh ee (HARD WA -— ‘Solution c s Standing Problem | : a oA dl 3 1 M Si Men’s $35 Finest Powis snes mec ae Hy |822_N. Sixt ing Next Week. e. seh ee * : | 7 " wurday till 7 > a "GENUINE MANHATTAN R wo . | , b ee | Baltimore Tailored J 2 ee canes: e. | Wi iaa : na’ Supervisory > a \lem of the Citizen: uP os Re , : | 3 ers in supervising expenditure of a | Le . = Net much jess than wholesal | $87.000.000 bond issue for pu IC | af ) “, ze we ae 'improvements—will be sought at its” 7 3 FOR THE AUTC = meeting next Thursday. | j ee _ This was decided yesterday etter | &, ar y | } “ ‘an extended discussion by commit- LEADIN VIsSOR—Made of eTerTs? rotcrs it] of the Supervisory Committee's time trom his busy round to set down in his own words, the intimate details . ; SGLASS SUN SHADES—In all ' : . : ih switch and bulb. the report and confer with the com- Harold Lloyd's Own Story. written by himself for the public that enjoys and ag powers, its responsibilities, and pre-| of his rise from juvenile ‘orn vendor toa super-star among the stars of j pop « pe g > oon cao P T Wors eds | | | ASH LIGHT——Compiete encil Stripes, weeds, Checks, t mittee on methods of carrying ©N’ admires his work on the screen. os g wt j}tee members “of where we get on) land where we get off,” as one mem- H ? ber expressed it. | as ' ae 7 The committee voted unanimous- 7. rolin; transparent like class, sent the report for approval at a) moviedom it would make the most delightfully, breath-taking story that has ues. Special bulb awiteh...... ne Wet. As we read it, a great light dawned. He had been writing it all the time. ' n) 0 a sub-com- . , EXTRA PANTS TO lv for appointment of a sub-« Or a long time—many months—-we had tried to get Harold Lloyd to rolin: tremeparent like s /meeting at City Hall Thursday. The) been printed in many a long, long day. ; -ATHER SUN ey $1 ’ j . . . row ERFU L TWO. Men s $15 Mohair Suits, 2 for the price of | Members of this subcommittee, | Here was no ordinary manuscript dashed off at a moment’s notice—here was | Wis niittee to draw up an interpretation | jai thi« sale LATEST NORFOLK AND SPORT MODELS quent meeting, it was stated, to hear) on the anxious seat—and then seemingly out of the clear blue sky it came— ARKING LIGHT—Com- eee the pictures that have made him famous. Hours and hours of work—whole write the story of his life. We knew that if we could persuade him to take lings of pure sluminum. : Mayor will be invited to a subse- When we first broached the subject he hesitated. For months he kept us DES—Complete MOTOR-DRIVEN one or Set eh eee $7.45 appointed today, are W. Frank Car-| a gem of literary art, worked out as carefully and as painstakingly as one of d iter, chairman of the Supervisory and Enlarge Committee; Carl F. G. Meyer, Alvin days—weeks must have been devoted to this story. All the time that we had * * * > >. > > > >. . > > . Horn Tomorrow at the Old Reliable C. Carpenter, Joseph J. Hauser and! been waiting, he had been working—putting the best that is in him into the . f 1 iw. L. Sturdevant. | story that you now have the opportunity to read. ( i | vi Conference Proposal Discarded His personality reaches out to you from every line and sentence. Just as } —- 7 — _ Another proposal for calling a! his work on the screenis different from anything you have ever seen, so is his || (| | ae re i | conference of department heads on life story different from anything you ever read. It will grip and hold you ' | a ta | € Men's Genuine Whipcord Gabardine 2-Pants 'the work expected of the committee| from opening line to closing word—a rare treat such as you do not often get. $3.45 |was discarded. Harry Scullin, act- | If you are one of the millions of admirers of Harold Lloyd do not fail to , Suits a6 © @ : : SEAT PADS—I eee Soot he dig hehe . $17.50 ‘ing chairman, stated he had fut?! read his autobiography. If you have enjoyed his pictures in the past, you will Men’s $25 Finest Mohatrr, Tropica! Worsteds ‘confidence in the city officials, “but| enjoy them ten times more after reading the story of his life. You will bet- . $19 50 |we were appointed to supervise the ter understand and appreciate the things he does upon the screen by knowing 2-Pants Suits. eae OS OF ep eS ds . Pp 4 rr bond issue expenditures, and that} the background of work and struggle, perseverance and self-denial that under- atin: OMe 8 we io - ; eeas enc was one of tl feasons citizens | lies the glorious success he finally attained. — | WINDSHIELD Men Ss $25 2-Pants Suits, Tw 4 0 | ae goo ‘eine ty n are pein = | Harold Lloyd's life story begins in Movie Weekly dated May 26th—Now WIPERS Men’s $3.00 Straw Hats. ts, $2. | fee Night Till | a ceupen, cond tn to fo Young Men, Here Style, Fit, Value Men’s $2 ae ‘a all ‘ready to report, Werremeyer said name will be entered for a special at Gravois avenue was provided in| 4 Crook Play atSingSing. ByGiapysHatt. The Abysmal Brute. Fictionized by Epwarp 1 | we and swivel base, mak Autobiography of Harold Lloyd. Edited by The Colonel! (Queries and Answers) , . . ; : | Men’s $7 Silk Shirts, the information furnished and was | » F H crepe de chine, jer- not ready to approve the bill on the g ‘ is ING TACK sey, St Ti eats «6 0's .$4 45 mere fact that $115,000 was asked. | | , tates 12-QT. ROU . | The committee also raised an in-| {. at rLOAT Fire and Police Sus DRESS UP FOR MEMORIAL DAY!!! | ‘ Vea | : sas Bis, Am , . . . Rel . etr o- af . e j Men's Balbriggan Un- | Men's 50c Silk Wash ee mate ll a aregg At the nearest newsstand v $S Down is all you need to select any garment from our new, up-to-the- § Wy Special Paes | ting aside five per cent of an ap- upaunesipanpeunens ’ : This Special Offer a balance arranged to suit your convenience. Gately’s iron-bound guarantee § B-JOIN' WITH EVERY MAN'S SUIT OR GABARDINE maperviaton. } Macfadden Bldg. Blue Serge Saturday of the regular method of handling| will run no risk of missing any of for 15 consecutive weeks beginning with }employment of forces other than the | ; . . ‘ar | Khaki Pants 2 Eagle The Committee on Public Safety | oP ney toe gab beginning J ? S " | ay ; ssue. ae 95c reported it was holding up an ordi-| ™ _——s~ y 4 | Eighth and Franklin Stamps nance providing $35,000 for recon- A & 9 9 i F ) 4g struction of No. 17, i 2 nal ‘ ; . Men’s $2 Tweed Caps. .95c |reporting for the committee, said Lawrence LanGpon Whispers From the Studios quiry about $5000 set aside in the penders ..... BUCKET — under the city’s usual plan of set- , AA minute assortments. $5 Down gets immediate delivery. Payments on the §8 60-YARD € propriation for public work, to UE Until the committee learned! If you prefer to have Movie Weckly 1926 Broadway, New York 7 for fair, square dealing and value-giving. 108 stores throughout America— . Enclosed please find $1.00 for which please that’s why Gately’s save you money. S| wre gp Be my the Harold Lloyd installments sign the issue of May 26th. 9 O'Clock re . ther with only one dollar and your regular engineering staff, it was not gether with only on } . ies You Are— : in These Engine House Leonard and Easton avenues. for | 7 —_—_ Similar reasons. The two ordinances | | -) ys ——_—— held up were among seven placed | - ~ | 1 ¢ a . ; LAWN MOWER ; . 9 | before the Supervisory Committee | A WONDER. Car that | - | We have a few more of the rene A W atch From Jaccard § for ja week ago by President Kinsey of | i | ae : games. Biase. Se the Board of Public Service for | has led in Automobile , | | Bladed Mowers; all cutting 5 ff . lid steel and fully eusara 4 early approval so they could be in- | . n a Graduation Gift troduced in the Board of Aldermen | Engineerin since 1905 PAN : Bae 3.50 valne. Special GHG before that body recesses for the! § ‘ a | - ————— summer vacation. | m a » 4 4m > » - rh al | Scullin declared it was necessary : » ‘yy ae 28 oar ,the committee have an engineer per- Ny hi late : T) | per $23.50 | | uit Hie ies ; jmanently employed, to check up e | 4\4 ait : oh Sa |Plans and advise the committee if tra fronts, ) : -. Gy see 4 rt work is done properly. “That is our | Newest checks, s ight te ‘trust to the citizens.’ he said, “and | Popular, snappy models, just in splendid browns and age oe s a | : —this dainty Wrist Watch would make i'we have reached a position where pat | from New York, and showing a whipoords, hairtines, “* For Girls. charming gift. Watch illustrated. and | we must do something.” An item Built Up to a Standard, | wonderful variety of shades and | | you’re bound to find what you — ~ of $10,000 was put in the city budget | Not Down to a Price” fabrics. Correctly cut and ex- want In these assortments. eve 4 culsr value $8.50. T simular t\ les. in solid 14 kt, whit gold, be autifully ifor engineering service for the com- pertly tallored. Bring $5 and one guaranteed—absolutely! ial for thie eale.. IEDGE SHEARS—46- engraved, fitted with 15-jewel movements. guaranteed imittee, but this provides only for B 1 . ° Si | take one home! 20 weeks . ven=- : S, | | | S } i on the down, and the balance as con 3 »E now very special at . $23.50 ‘special services and not for a per- | ul t In a OoOuls ince 1905 balance!! ient. , immediate delivery. 7 Tod ctesl bendes. Boetne is ;manent engineer, Scullin said. , , vas le of eblid ‘ ; | Gold-filled Bracelet Watches $14.50 to $300.00 Vesper’s Opinion. | DORRIS MOTOR CAR CO., Sarah and Laclede | 3 if EVOI LAW $1. a . REVOLVING N Solid.gold Bracelet W; | F. W. A. Vesper, president of the | : » racete ate : wai ! <—$2 e : itches $35.00 to $500.00 | Chamber of Commerce, did not think | mes? | =" ~ mal LILLE |it was the province of the commit- 7, : = “ . For Boys 1 h 1S tee to direct the construction work, | rold - | but to exercise supervision of the tiled Klein Wateh is expenditures “It is not my idea | , i» E nessel | handsome : that we are to tel] the administra- | ’ £ Y ; -.. P Isa . and di pend tion what it should do,”’ Vesper con- | ‘gi | bs . : able. | he plain polished tinued, ‘our job is to say we ap- | 7 ) ) | i e Case IS Gua ranteed for prove or do not approve when proj- | | Sj , <3 J ~O years. The move- ects are presented.” ment is a 7-iewel Elgin This question has been raised fre- | ; meas quently in the weekly meetings of. - Oe ee ee ee fuaranteed to keep CX- ithe committee since Feb. 14, some | ) aver cellent time. Only lof the members taking the position | wi io . ¢. , V% OK x , ¢* 3) mm Garments with Beautiful colorings a : te ave» , Man’ , _ lpervision of expenditures only. and len's gold - filled that it had no power to initiate proj- | ity and perfectly ened with d fti li d eftly applie $12.50 1o $78.50 jthe committee had’ power to exer. | ' Men's solid gold sise full authority under their ap- | if fringed effects of beaded ande : d- | ‘A ) __——~ 4. silk Moire, Cantons, last, ‘‘to supervise the expenditure of $35.00 10 $500.00 oad funds.” | : Poiret Twills, Ve- payment of e gets | any garmen Bal- ‘ at given the committee wide powers at | ’ 4 yments Other Suggestions ad See iscoting, Web. 16. At tune | , others in a wealth of | 2"ce On pa shades. Yes, only | aS convenient to ministration will be entirely at vour ‘ . . . ” , Gifts Cymrex, service and direction of the program | wert 7 ithe c ittee was restricted , 7 ve v2 | i $14.00 jth comm ee r ictle to su Ae , : «. 2° charming individual- and dainty materials, Watches ects or plan them. . Others declared | 4 Lo we ~~ : ‘ lored. There are Watches ;pointment by the Mayor on Jan. 10 ered effects First | - | Se . . . - , . . a Scullin recalled the Mayor had/| | lours, Brittonias and , a | . . : y for Graduation Thin Model ee ee. SRO city eS $5 down! ou. a Will be entirely in your hands. There For Girls 82.00 ‘will be no attempt to dictate on any a * $ - ™ Platinum Bowknot Pins, set ,of the projects or to sav when a e OMe of Cheerful Credit ie! A an a 2 Pic, with diamond, the pair. 830.00 Rove nlwavs project should be started.” Solid gold Dorines like these de- On several occasions the commit- has withheld approval of proj- Special for Friday and Saturday ects, when only an ordinance or got | 7 BIS. and 824.55 pendable open - Solid gold Rosaries n - °"@ » £1.50 to 880.00 ace nickel | Watches 7 hey f ‘ificati 2 , , | Sweater Sets. 66.50 to 645.00 | | Of specifications was sent to it by a/| 5 For Boys are size 12, fitted idepartment head, with no explana- | ’ : With good im- | tion On April 13 the committee! e€au i Chains Pencils | ported i-jewel voted to approve no project until | . | Knives Coat Chains | lever movement. fee official responsible for the work | Cuff Links Key Rings Guaranteed, appeared before the committee with Rings Belt Buckles ithe necessary information | $ ° | Before adjourning yesterday the e e 1vered 4 Collar Pins Tie Clasps ¥ ' jcommittee approved five ordinances et a. iy jauthorizing the Water Division to i Re pS ee es ; & au Zs , ed aN - aN _ r. Mail Orders Carefully acc purchase five tracts of land. totaling | L : and Promptly Filled. | 209.17 acres, at a cost of $62.751. for (SRIMM. WY | ee eae ~ = the site of the new water works on | | 7 ttt Pre i TEES R } " the Missouri River. This money will TWTL Anwry 3 : | be taken from the $12,000,000 bond | 712CWa \ fesue for the waterworks.

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~ FRIDAY vo haat ct The City Circulation of the Dafly POST. DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-UISPATCH' _ eS ns -_—-— _— ——— —_ ee ee CENTRAL | PALTV MENHAVEPLAN TMT AUBURNI _ aan Ae ” EY St.Louis Best ees RE | TOSEGREOATE NEGROES | MARK ET “MEET aE | food Markets B41 N. Sixth ‘Propose Zones, West of Grand SATURDAY AND MONDAY REMLEY ‘Where the Crowds Go" Tuceday. Store open Sat- | Boulevard, Outside of Which Pork ao = Sc Pp. ™. ; | he Wouldn t Sell to Negroes. Pork Butts, ib. ..315¢c = ‘ll orders amounting to $10.00 and over will be delivered every dny free of charge in the city and county. No goods will be sent C. 0. D. PHONES, $2.95 Spareribs, Ib. 5 eis 7° 2 CF owt orders must be in our store before noon previous to the day of is positively the last ovppor- Orman J McCawle. re-elected Pork Chops, ae iSc mamvery. We Will make Gullvertes every Gay except Satustay. : to secure Manhatt rh y to . an ones President of the Kea! Estate Ex- Chuck Roast, Ib. ms 10c Deliveries will be made to the following places every day, except much jesse than wholesale price. 4 change, at the a » ots Saturdays. Webster Groves, iKrkweed, Maplewood, Clayton. Over- . Nnual dinner of the Chuck, prime, Ib ‘. e i2c fs iand, Vinita Park, Welisteon or any place within a reasonable distance. FOR THE AUTO exchange at Hotel Jefferson last [| Chuck, fanoy, ib. ..15c ee ame MAIL ORDERS night, told of a new plan of negro | a Breast Segregation througch 1a . lich gh the establish- St send certified check, money or express order. No orders under ment of zones outside of whic] Ea ew ie 2 : S *10.00 will be shipped. Chops... C | Fresh Pork asked to fus “—_ {} | refuse to sell property t Shoulders, — VISOR—Made of beautiful legeroes, in; transparent like class, but The LEG VEAL, Ib kable. Frame and all fit- | Proposed plan deals onl; ‘ *s of pure aluminum. $6 45 With property west of Grand boule- LOIN VEAL, ou ers . . SUN SHADES— In all col- vVard and does not seek to interfere —~F tei. | a omens 0600 with property east of Grand where Boiled Ham Wafer eRe ee. Wasee Scere Wie Bave Ser © Sat- for a , ; $3.89 negroes have : — Sliced, Ib. urd: special an extra fine lot of fresb Special S nave settled ene " dhastiedanbenl and closely trimmed. ATHER SUN $1.45 | The Proposed “Negro Riedie 6 Sliced Bacon, ib. . 7'. peunds and up rT — _ a we rr re ewe ee ~~ eee + ' Lid SPINE MANHATTAN RADIO - "THT" 204 68 ome oe ' } } iid | I fi £ members of the exchanr ize would c 25-Lb. SAGK $2.45 Country u pound Cliath print, A 3c Open kettle per C rendered Ib. EGGS 222 25: GRAHAM WAFERS "& 10c CORN FLAKES ,{cl#2's.0° Per 7 FLOUR i. 79¢ sts CAMPBELL’S SOUPS 2" 9c Country CAKES Sis, onant, Oe Pineapples ::"" [ie ree p, STRAWBERRIES t: 24c CUCUMBERS "7 3¢| SPINACH3*" 1. Oc come LETTUCE 3 ,7%210¢ Drangeseer ” 35ceer”"" 40e Antes 4° 18¢ NEW POTATOES «:..... 5: 3O¢ BANANAS 3”"* 25c Potatoes 15 i 22c cm SHOULDERS =" L1c Armor ROAST "c" 4.246 per ib. 15c VEAL EFretiscr, 136! BEEF i. 2C reer PORK ROAST scm." 2226 sues BBACON 6iisces, port... aun HAMS or 132c PEARL SOAP!” 4ci""3"*1 - {ADES—C ompiecte KRING Lit. HT—C om- The bound ifn c . Ww hole or half. AR etih switch and bulb. 75¢c aries of the proposed BACON \n! 16c 1 aint soy At . ) : ASH Licit ee 49c legro zones” outlined by McCaw ley ‘ih bulb and awiteh —~ Smoked = District 8 — inl smoked Ham 90 POWERFUL TWO-TONE istrict No. 1. Alley north of Eas- (6-Lb. Average) IRIVEN ton avenue, west allev : ~ ae RIVE rhein: nates to alley east of Smoked Hams, Iib., 1Sc 4t Remley's you always find “ Ortn to St .Louis avenue ‘ mn same quality of hams—no - . east to Lamden a 1¢ +7 RiNSO, pkg : nden avenue couth t; : — guess work, 4 mild sugar- Kennerly ‘e , : . ' me hayes Beriy saan €ast to Goode ave- Lex, 3 phe Pe cured, hickery smoked, giving . u 7 2 * ottarce AVe’ y )e 4 :? . ‘ vnue, st fi them that beautiful golden O B elleci: ide avenue. s0 Ith Tn ¢ lle Vv ~ CRYSTAL | WHITE | SOAP 1 uth alle’ co color. » or whole... Orth of Easton avenue excepting _ such blocks on St. Louis avenue a: ry-la’ he a aoa AA venue as TCREME OIL TOILET SOAPR @ District No. > Regi: ing A fT 3 bars . ©: 2 ow : rea as acon ~~ FRESH SPARERIBS 8° The nice, amatll, . meaty kind lt ec ree eres STRAW tear >AD rw “pring and Bell] avenues. west. hoth Dozen. {le * without bragging the headquarters for this pork AW ; an ‘ sabi. sides of Bell ta i west of Vande- LB CAN €UBEST-CLYMER JAN produc t. Quality always the same—no disappointment. 69c venter avenue =e strawberry and raspberrs Strictly sugar cured, not a dry salt smoked. '. or whole side cer avenue. south to Enright ave- Can = 4Sc : 7) UP CRE ASE—PFinest ogy west on Er right (both sides) to oa : 2 TSE & asiiey cast of Tavior avenue, north to ff WaPT AR COMERS pOq CAFETERIA Delicatessen Dept. ity: 5 the i€y east of Tayvlo en) north to >. ylor avenue, north re RE APPLE BUTTER. ; it ricassee of (hicken WINDSHIELD 38 West Belle place, east on West Relle . with PERS ‘ Cc (both sides) to Newstead. nort} ‘ No ~ CAN BEECM-NCT BAKED & home-made noodles and a Coldslaw lb 15 : ‘ " é 7 } ‘ : , ’ ' = . i Ls I > Ss . j Seat fovers for Fords (“Ook avenue, east on Cook ! tn “gpnmong ve anrgese nee : 25c . ae en scrip _— p { { S q (i,erman 1 4S $4 SS $8 45 sides) to 3800 west. south alle. -_ - CAN MEECaso Nan yy , vitae aan Sinemet = O1ai0 did ' atyle.. b., 123 $6. - e north of Bell avenue. east 1 Rn rit rpakRED ser AGHETTI ; fice cold Watermelon, large slice. 10 Pure Apple Butter, Id. 10 . . Ae aven} ao ‘ # : Kt 25¢c ma We have a iInrge wariety of cold " radar sn - “oe i aven ° _ , plinte lunches and salnds. ag, Peanut Butter Ib. 10 CU icy tO oO he wo f é (onto, ’ -- . --- op Issue Supervtsory ‘| ae té vuttile _ 23c iCE CREAM CONES Fancy Sweet Pickles, dozen 20 oO which he is a member and ’ 1 can = ure every day rices micy & a fue Bird Malt. Can 20c xs Fancy Sweet Mixed Pickles, Ib.,35 change. > for & (ongressman Hawes. in an 2ddress $1.00 Lusgic Stuns = with 20c AR AS AN TRE NC: A. AL Bete ye tall aa th Care — ee = - ee aN te QVUUUCULUUUANYQNQCUEULEUUOUOQOUUEEUUAAUUOUEE TT ATHAOET AAD vund can Baking Powder B-inch solid «steel jaws: opens up gressmen by organizations of special} ~ : To levers of fine Candies. sf 4 inches: fitted also with vipe on : me ; $5.00 bhagie stamps with 30c This should appeal te vou! The finest Choco- late Cherries that wou Spang $3. 65 when they reached Washingtor aud = ©-% Malt rieties. You pever ate ever ate. and a real extra nan = better in vour life. special fer the Remlevy ; patrons 4 rectlar 7i5c Ib to vote sack, $1 55. 127-QT. ROUND of the work of Congress, caid tha, (fy Sotem_Sour Pickles... . MIXED CHOCOLATE CHERRIES ) ] “KR O ongress. said tne — ; _ ' ’ e GARAGE VISE pre-election pledges exacted off Con $2.00 Fakle Stamps — 15¢c . 7 ) ~A 7 ve ite ria ti oT) rv - oc . — r , *) »' ? Put ATOR ae brow B Beauties ; ** ’ “FISHING TACKLE of the measures On which th: —_— good cookers: 15 pounds 15c = Ibs. for 30 varue *. =" - ‘ ’ 5 ”. or 1.00 | Hie cited the Volstead act as al TENAS ONIONS Sioa, hy gh rin : | wl ound. | SODA CRACKERS ' MINNOW example of legislation whicn, 16 pound 5 if ats Delicious Said. had heen enacted as a re itt NEW POT \TOF =: Red 38¢ leliciougs erTisp Gum Drops rt EI mnt ee seme ~ EN AG ae py LC Cte ell Ma Ale om D AY TTT see Our week-end epecials new, up-to-the- Payments on the bound guarantee onal good name ghout America— scndus fresh from BUCKET — 65.00 - | | ? J] ; ev ’ | 4 7 ‘7 ’ ' ’ : _ . of pecial : Triumphs 10 pounds would not be com- value. | 95 - _— : 7 ‘ the oven : . oO Special . the opinion Ol \* reee . SA if FRESH TOMATORS averace 10 . plete unless we in- a rang« : . . - Cc ; b= pached in a famils ciInded Fie Bars« 5 flavor 1 to o to poune CLAALE ALE ' . a 95c a a ee co tin which heens them You know the kind - [Special me LTIPLYING BEEL thority under t titution in ine & »! iresh ut all times; 50 you get at Kem- saturday 2IOINT smartment?t ¢f +) olstead iar including Pees ley «. Lb only. POLES 25¢c enactment or the \ S ad a | a... 4s A: Facelli SALMON GRAPE JUICE| Sliced Peaches wa 7 a ee eee ~OneTess TO Cease ki CASOTI (limatis Brand. No 1- WELCH's Sun Kist Brand. Neo. 2 ¥ | | ul HW car A real ~ S . Ne. 2- aM.FT. TRO L IN E—(C om. S9c being a body of thi ing men aor Pa oe —_ large auart-size bottie.] size can. in heavy syrup $$ The Dyer antilynching bill was 2 cans 25 4 real 70c 55 = a ee 20 characterized by him as “special >. tec value ee value Fit Value y propaganda backed by a worthy ~ r Tomato Rolled P r : } b. page, Sat me sem he ie not Catsup Pure Cane, Fine White Oats 7 hese | =" : ; VE ee Some oe f sated Delmar Club Delmar Club : & because it took too much power from Brand; &%2-07, Granulated Brand. Large ; ae Om " inde . hottie. : a . ' . a the local community 2 20-or. package. + a 2 : — is 28 1 Se 10 \ real 12¢ 9 ; ~—a value ete value : hata POLICE OFFICERS ARRESTED Raisins == s Fancy Seed. POUNDS Genuine nae a a “a P sr ORM CECH PERS DEE IRR 0 oo) Oe Re RERTER ENE F OP TIERS 206 rs PED: OSUE NGS TT OSES WORE CROWS RESET Os ERE resets , ome — ns leas eal = Attempted Murder Charge After Ite Tb ; With half pound Mexican , ' 40 fancy Mixed Tea, 37. value. Lb As fine a drinker a« Chili f . hirin Shots at Auto. ' LAWN MOWER | oe ot RU MEORD ! | Sree e Pos hispatch rou ever ut to P d Re have a few more of the renyine , ‘IS Ili. May 2d Wednesda’ BAKING sour lips. ° is in a °o s i ; Pow DER ‘ real Mec value. The 4 real 40c~ lb. Diamona Ldce.’ ully bull- ° _— ) , — Bearing and «elf-sharvening i- night Chief Powers and a squad of 1?-e,. can whole thing for 67 Dlieded Mowers; all cutting parts of Paris policemen attempted to stop re al =e 19c — aiP lid «steel and fully ecuaranteed nd search an automobile driven orale ; 13.50 valoe. Special $ = ‘ alg ~ owe ES om Apart 10.45 E. O. Apple, suspected of being a | COFFEE Remley's Coffee MATCH whisky runner Apple took the of . rag nie a 3 No Rind | i Fut up tn 1 tb. sant- Ruth Brand: large 6 A A A RS I I TTI TE Ok ee gM oe — " a - ~ Old GARDEN HOSE neers ror idup men and speeded aby ‘Sas O- ~ tary package: our : ie nee 10 , light— shots were fired into wonderful sweet own fresh roast: a When you cut through drinker; a real real 55¢ Ib. value; 3 ae 10 e-« Ib. value. none better AND yNHWaAaY\ S V@rai - > se A AE NE Ee AN ie a A CO TOLLE AG OL AIO et ie ee « . — — ~~ a . page TEFL RFEL he car bu the occupants were no s - ‘ S injured. This morning the officers the protecting foil of Kraft | MALT Toliet Paper| SKY MILK hO@-{t. heavy mold- were arrested by the Sheriff and — ks, straight fronts, ed, ee ‘held for attempted murder in tne Loaf Cheese, its as fresh . e bo one : pre — sgn A ont ne: Co nplings: Mm |sum of $5000 bond each. The men and usable on the outer EXTRACT airiines, 8 == fitted en an all- gave bond and were released. 4 to find what. you steel, indestracti- edge as at the center. | nmeted emanate 39 av 38] FLOUR assortments. Every a cet. The comple oe | — There’s no rind or waste, | lar value §8.50. bsolutely! iis Gt. enie ° | ve - RIBBON its 100% che : 2% Lb. CAN Pages: 43 Just Right brand; a sure riser balance as conven=- a EDGE SHEARS—6-in. Jiate delivery ced steel blades. Special 95c ore Be MOUND CITY; 57 and a good baker. ‘ OUND “FOUNTAIN” -SFPRAY— | ‘ 4 warieties: American, 21. Lb. CAN HOPPED os of solid 63c Pimento, Swiss and Brick, sold by . ' used where way ar ( = vellow halves tn sg: rue can vaiue— 25 “ "a a an : ‘ ren “ST e ge ? o . —hest results eee VARS eren. ove the cause—friction-pressure, and a Root — interesting. ther cht Ladders—al! lengths; l the irritatior ’ s avoid infec. _ - : « | afl +s TN Tye Roe : | PEACHES Extra eaioved the playing on a , r ——_ Delmer Club Brand A the Flectri« ano o Riue bu i Thier al arrTuti«ci = salue ne the most popular anal ROLLER SKATES ; today at > r dr sgist’s of | e > | : , | . — coat a tow ‘makes five 10 et Rolls. oe ee TTT Yr thber os ai , balves Player ally «ball-bearing with rubb ler’s. ; ib value. Db cullons _. Boo atu spa 92-49 F ny : Scia meaet salen Dr Scholl's meer ae | |... Bakery, Specials | Poultry as aed ZLino-pads —— ae B rrench Avpie, Filled © QI pxerr jpouna our ows Blade in the laboratories of The Scholl ' ) ‘ Sri 5 KROOSTERS—— Most eco, Mig. Co., meeers of Dr. Scho Pet : : nomical poultry buy o ” Comfort Appliances, Arch Suppe ort the season: reg. ic value: | : Ben - HUUUUUUAUEUUUCUULUU UAL UTARALUUAUAUUGAAAUUUU LUELLA AUCH | ' iii ye ee cewriain Bansal m= ' a. 4 dressed, anc ; me apron Teilet Outfit ef all- MARGARINE: : ah HAWBERRY SHORT ¢ — ole t vee of all ' — ’ ever ate oo « . ; he rempicte er 7. Pat. $74.75 Holstein Company OS ea f ONIONS | New Potatoes | POTATOES ——— Seery ene seund and New Ked Triumphs. 4» cle in and bright «s ve" ——— : , 2 BRE free from aprouts Gen | clean and bright 0° th | BROWN BEAUTIES. — ; AL The Summer Cereal for Children ASK FOR NNE Bib 3 richt_ sine. 4c3 pam Fine. — a ge Kresge’s | ) ERS LETTUCE S ibs. STAIRWAY Sines SPINACH ‘ The m om ° grown fine nee tiem ear one ; KIN (EN? tow oll - prey erasure curdens Heautiful HINGTON . - 11 N. Sixth The \ Whole Wheat Cereal | MACARONI 2 heads ....§ a a 8 _f TINT pili tndienate stint thie ie be ee eee eS eT SE 7 il aS 00 ee -_—— ———

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ll iti, I nl NE ce I A A OG AOL LLL ALLL AL LR FRIDAY. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ea, of and Ointment and ser for ety a sampie. It helped meec I surchased , 90s ania ies ‘i : is recognized as the ¢ XN more, and after using three cakes of ie eee nt what we aes yo rE this is your invitation to inspect a : Kemeny a Ras, ' mas Ne . = : " ‘ . roacDoes aterbDugs and Am Soap and three boxes of O:ntment ~~ - ae : se, I was healed.” (Signed Miss hem tomorrow. = kon 't waste time trying to kill Burniss Aiken, Lyndon, Kansas. L oT pOrE: a’ paid pegts with powders, liquids Daily use of Cuticura Soap, Oint- ? experimental preparations. See Window Dtsplay skin troubies. : ass , on is. si I ] sport eects. se Sample Back Pree tr Mall Address “Onticure Led- — . Vy wee a . ; lor ; , 31) w ol ssimeres. worstecs. tw - ry — = a yea Soc overs ‘ Pre : t ; . . cassi mer eres ees ‘ eeds at ne cheviots where Soap S- Oetmert Band Se Taicur Sq = ; " Tey ne~ in i in pemci. Stripes, 1g sit, mecium and dark shades BP Cemcure Scap shaves without mes. ; : Ss : ee a Se =: aca ’ : ; > = 7 : n nan rm mixtures. Sizes tor Ssilms, stouts. shorts box. 35 lo-o2. box, Soid Everywhere a CEL IR Woshineton 4: ment and Talcum belps to prevent i capitaizat 70.00 : ull & = ! | 618 Washington . eps © preven ; cat’ ton : ei eae A Special Offer! Boys’ a | aali———, \* SHINOLA, 2-Pants Blue Serge Suits 2) a For Craduation and Confirmation Wear >], 3 Here is a splendid ti | gen Great Groups 4 tumity to effect a worth- while saving on fine twill. Domestic and Imported Sennits . ay jig ‘ane = pure wool serge Suits with two pairs ot knickers. All are excellently tailored to fit pertectly. A good as- sortment of single and double breasted models with plenty of snap and dash—just the kind of Suits YOUR boy will like. Sizes from 6 to 18 years. Get six out of six this sumnicr Boys’ Two-Pants Suits How the wonderful No. 1 Folding Ansco and Ansco Speedex S$ wi. S$ 75 $ 75 Film have eliminated the principal causes of poor pactunes. —— 1 6 Eb xclusive Ansc ‘ Ge. wes OF ; ‘ en Srice variety « . good shapes. . . " . e . . . = - . . : + . - - - . . + - ~ * " — . + - *. b 4 “= °? ar > a -_ = % eee, Ti ™ « %y ’ - »* the No. 1 Folding Ansx \owerthan tnat ' (S$ ah CaSy matter to cacese just tHe figet out trom taese O1g groups. Exeellent values at.. make virtually impossi! es You'll nnd plenty of neat club checks. pencil stripes, plain colors and mix- Hand-Woven Bali x rt Lm possid! discriminati . : , ae ; =e - Balibuntals—Pop- ee 56 pee | 3 — SISte Ui tures—all excellently ta: 3 of hngh-grade materials in pepular models. aane- eres - many oF > the -@eqer r, = ) uwar lignit-welgnat -(traws: snappy b hike : | and conservative styles, - have brought you disappoint- the fea res provided. .vlak These Knickers Are Boys’ TAILORED at $080 and oon ais . ing picture resales it your choice for this eum GENUINE Palm Beach Wash Suits = This remarkable little camer: anc cet tter pictures. 3 Pecemnrcees Pre bog ‘195 | ets i . | eo : | : “es @-@e* ee @ = Each Sait includes pants, cap and belt to Sizes from 4 to 16 Theyre al! im fast colers that will stand many tubdings without losing their ~ $. Im ’ smart. stylish appearance. A great wa. sand and gray t full. im sizes to 2 riety im sizes from 2 to 9 years. - Values years weeeeeee ere © © © © © - : = a Coo years. you wont want to muss. 1-100 second. as well as Bulb d Time. Sturdily built anc [t You See It In a Schmitz & Shroder Ad, It’s True ; , _ . > . wT « - — . > ™ = e ts >» * ?" 4 . iJ swell -- * ay | é a ab Fs . . . a - - alll . rt ae > - . ; , ‘ $e very Nnandsomeivy nnisned, LiUiT Gs. ny * ( “Sh, the No.1 Foldin; 3 hs ; so- > rc,” . ’ ~ ’ . , iA | OO. ; oO Wisi Ansco ~ a " é- ~ . a Ke : — i a » > - aa The ee Sek © Ob “be se + F no ~ ° - , . , - 2 od re..e8 feee r« Camera 5 OU Ww li . cy , . . — P - . . . s a i © - > - * eay Sete & (ome «4. , . ' . \ @. 4 SS ae a~8CO es Lo : = _ % Wr Pd . * ze Z é ” vn “ oe ao abuy te om \ 4 : . > ‘y Aas 7 Ha : _— . vd - > aigct Southeast Corner Washington Avenue and Bic

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= CHAREES MADE AGHAST — EO) ie MOW SHED onsen KA ANY QE F (} N OM | ES Your Credit Is Good | 3 2th and Oli S IDAY, . : ; | 0 lb aa The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATC:, alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bv Approximately 40,000. Concern Alleged to Have Bought Stock of Boston Com- pany to Lessen Competition. LL AT Post-Dispatch 20-23 Wryatt | 1% 73 ad . “ | WASHINGTON, May 25.—Th¢ | | a, | Federal Trade Commission an- : nounced today that it had formal]: charged the Internationa] Shoe Co no Monkey Wrench, 7 sizes ; . . : ie aman of St. Louis with violating the se - tien of the Clayton act which pro There is a lot of satisfaction in selecting your Home Furnishings at May-Stern’s. All goods are marked in plain figures that Sas Pine Cutter, 3 sises mb Satie everyone can read—and we have but one price to all—the lowest price at which good qualities can be sold—lower prices than ioe pint commission's complaint states you will find anywhere else in this city. Special attention called to the notable specials we offer for tomorrow. eae er sates. The com- This Console Phonograph With 24 Selections Here’s the Player-Piano ree 0015 ave tially al ihe Stock or ther shar a cr _ oApital of the Wi 1 [cElwain com: = Dh ii Special at Outfit You Want TRIMO mak)) 22 28 820. : oncer! The ettfe ompeting shot " . . : fect of such ac- — Consists of ‘oht material is in th Th quisition, the commission alleges, i | Wwe | right mate athem. thei] (1) to substantially lessen competi- | \ ANNAN Smiley & Sons Player-Piano, possible Gesign is in them, tion between the W. H. McE! . \ NY | 6 Pla —. B h. Ma =r TRIMO operating con- company and the Internation: : ~ 7 py pew NE oS . ¥y s. enc RR. usic Roll ; , inne tt = Hy — > Cabinet and Music Rolls —_ - — ne. ~—- rt ee ee ete ae ee ——— ee eh OP | ee = | eee = . ~ —s - - - is in them — and every ‘o. «€2) To restrain co he shoe business in th ‘a _—_—__" the several sec- | i yeas. ——,_. — of economy. “ tions of the United States in hich | orn RO MO users buy for long service. the Intermational Shoe Co. and the | ; Al 1 =) nT en ow are en- | | ME \ Terms—$1.25 a Week r ~ a | | | erms-—— s ; ’ ? = raged in business >) To tend to | “I i of your dealer or write e . fh mf | | . | Buy interstate com ah t 4 | HERE is an offering that will create a sensation oes - CT@eaie Aa monopoly in ‘ >. | Trimont Manufacturing Company merce in the shoe business ; A! RB weeny the finest Console Phonograph Thirty days will be allowed the tit SS | ever offered at a price like this. oe Rexbury (Boston), Mass. As voc. Ne, ee ee SONI an ‘amie tne is | —— — deni pt us It IS in classic shoe company in whicF’ to answer t! ——S— —__ esign—mahogany finish—beautiful in appearance charges, after which a day will be} and tone quality—an instrument that is fit to grace ry set forfu rther hearing of the case. | the finest hpme. See this instrument—compare it 9 at Mealy tr —s aes at higher prices. patrons. We invite you to visit our Piano De Johnson Says McElwain Concern Is ae q ” : ees 24 selections (12 double- partment that you may see this Outfit for yo if | i ace records) at $69.50 on terms of only $1.2 r gaat Not a Strong Competitor. | reales y $1.25 a —and may fully appreciate what remarkable sav- ings we are offering you. HINK what this offering means to you. Figure it up.* An actual $450.00 value for only $275.00 —the greatest value we have ever offered our . r + Jackson Johnson, chairman otf 1 " rd of Detectors of the Intern *) i , ‘i. ~ . : ‘ — ‘ ; =noe | .? ..rPt.s a — eae | it ' 7 " . . a - ; e . ' — : 1 : : : re , | }) : . = ‘ ~\" a ‘ * 7 ‘ (iona aiitat ‘ ii . , 7 : ~ - i ’ , . tire capital stock — 7 > > eat ' ‘ .] ' . -quipment m_ce ~* 65 2 os : | . aiue 2 -_ . * 4 i} > A iit ila ©, “a j = . 7 UP > : i : @ . = dl = : dl , " » . ; . “ , . . ~ , 7s | ’ ‘ « j W roa ") . een COT it . . : . t g Z 44 > ' . } . ° “2 : ; ’ Gté - ‘ q - . i — J i= mut he WPCcCiIATreU witicat 4 t i i ‘ ~ ~ - a ‘ : .« A he . > : , Th . 4 . 4 . _ 7 ‘ ~ . 3 * r ‘ ae . re 4] ‘ AAiLete : _ . . ce te ’ : a ’ . ae . » —_——~ “ ‘ b or ' : . ‘ ‘ monty i¢ aval oA ‘ on 5 > , , »? 4 oe - a - 4 Electric Paste is recognized as the guaranteed exterminator for Rats. Mice, 5 on gel et. de t line ot rod- ~ = 4 $ 5 "4 / ' £ he HI . 7 ifal i” a Aid : Ait aid as . wap t is » kroaches, Waterbugs and Ants. | 17 atue ‘ : T S a_ handsome n't waste time trying to kill these |” ; | , 5 ay” ae $149 50 vai Library Table that with wders, liquids or any) joint of the commissio: ohnson ’ rd Page « a large, com- rimental preparations. ortable bed. Easy to uv id “There afe son otising a > a operate—nothi t For Use—Better Than Traps 280.000 worxine for voce Soo | Handsome 3-Piece Living-Room Set | °2e'*s—zethire tet box, 35¢ 15-08, box; $1.50 (OTT ce’ He aif a hearing had $7.00 a Month Pays for It ee a spring made of metal. Sold Everywhere ape n set for July 7 [?t is exactly as illustrated—three large rit $145 00 6 Piece Dining Room Set 7 | pieces—massive davenport with armchair o o and arm rocker to match. The frames are of : — | ‘ 44 CEMiMiams Wm xf oe i ieee ue, mulberry or taupe. The armchair is in . ae | ih | | ; ; a English wing style. All pieces have loose-cushion seats over best coil wii Lh | | | you — search all St. Louis without finding | ee el = 4 | anything to equal this special offer. These o ; = ae : . Poveery. spring construction. A Set that would sell regularly at $175. tk : ~—, Sixth and Franklin | | —— mM _ handsome Dining-Room Sets are in Queen Anne ' Sie ? Bors’ 500 | | | = (————— ore _ style and finished in nut brown walnut. Set con- SHINOLA. age - oa gan BrSeaset ty wnteret 1 | a. = 7 | Ae _ sists of six pieces—large buffet with mirror, SS | EEA ieee a me . | | | Wii {- r _ oblong extension table and four genuine leather seat chairs. An acual HOME SET, : id | ry et Ghee ak © 4 | ' : pt | ; | Mail Orders Sent Prepaid At\c “d ae + iste Bo eS se OR Peet Y. : H : hid | _ $145.00 value—for this week only—special at $99.50. We Give $2.00 Cash, or $2.50 Mer- chandise for Filled le Stamps Books | “Lace-to-Toe Shoes” Q “Boys’ Play Shoes” —_wa . m ; This New Side-Icer $3.50 Cash—$2.50 a Month ol = T erms—$2.00 a Month 4 Ee "(DAY WEAR = FOR SPORT WEAR FOR EVERYDAY WE —" | | : — Refrigerator of THIs splendid, new design Ps - ras —— at Groups | a or PESO: : [Attic Boys’. every-day wear— h H d : lowing more. 1 , Imported Sennits , &ro 10',. Little Boys’ T ree ani some Pieces—Terms, $5.00 a Month on ws tion 1300 fad of earl elk leather, with " =e y advantages over the Gas Range’ has all-steel + Ry This $140.00 Velour Living-Room Set 01022)0i nui nein: | body. ‘with splasher back, good high-grade Shoe for ’ , le m fi provi- size oven and d 7 5 give perfect sat- 15 | afle isfaction. $39.75 e == | value, special... Here 1s cable edges ; also | ceoetine ih Guaey at ng *7 00 WE know you cannot equal this anywhere else -_ Taiis with stiff or the popular sag =e rend hee in St. Louis at the price. These Sets consist {5 ; mh AP pant ye > : 5(}¢ of davenport, armchair and arm rocker—richly ° ® ¥ - . Here’s a Wonderful BlueBird Electric Wash _ $75 Value for Only... (Gam Canvas, rubber role 1 to 51/ ; ; and trimmed. /2 overstuffed in beautiful shades of velour. Frames in mahogany with spring seats, spring backs and % and Whole Sen- {Spe | 0 Deetiie © 99 :; overstuffed arms. Entire Set of three pieces for only $08.75. | : x Barklus and other . | “Boys’ School Shoes 1923 Davis-made—with all- LESH Genuine “K roehler” 3-Piece Choice of French, English or Round Toes -- | metal wringer—Actual | | | > m4 - ose. .9300 |. ry ecauad aa cy Divan-Bed Outfit—Like Cut China $23.50 MAHOGANY TAN, Splits—a : sizes 1 to 5% i ; ’ ; c : - } | THIS handsome Divan-Bed Outfit will be welcomed in every home in sizes and styles $3.50 BLACK CALF, | at — : , | sizes 1 to 5% . > Beye Da (a | wherever an extra bed is needed. It is an attractive living-room } 4 . ! Te ; aii enlanees a | set by day—and a bedroom set by night. Consists of large davenport, | : I~ : F ® ; S | armchair and arm rocker in fumed oak and upholstered in imitation Little Boys’ Bangkoks- -Light- | . Sizes 10 to 13%: Spanish leather. The davenport opens into a full-size bed. A real black calf, round $75.00 value for only $57.50. rtable Hats from ; . cat a _ | | od | } | | | sal ase rs |. | fe | | Orly $6.00 a Month Pays for It in the popular Terms—$2.00 a Week ~~ eee eee yer " , . : j ‘ /* 2 ’ ; cost records, complete with : IQ ' : for electri- . : $5.0 <<” | wee 0 Twelfth & Olive Sts. (mae) | Saree == remeron

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FRIDAY. | DAT MAY 25. 1922. a : MAY 25. 1922, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ———— aad S| : 30S SST. LOUIS F POST-DISPATCH ‘ - ‘COMMANDER’ WHO 60T r RADIO form during the war” in a resolu- | Representatives re: . om ryte¢ 4 bs the Texas House of or. fiesentine . >. SET ‘BUYS’ A REFRIGERATOR 4ay with only | Ridiculously Low-= |: -sa “ . . a ‘ r* ind whi INDIANA opi : . Mar hanc a protest from 66 leaders of 2 the eee _— purchase meaech against the victory of ¢ ce Verrg oneseliel Tt Barn Go le" ; genetic ‘Ta Refrige L. os . 4 e 135th General Amembly of ree, receiving 9): . S sterian church of the U s« Cra for $ = “= ‘ ned last migcnt to meer As in the : You save halt. “ ag i. May 22, 19-4. in Grand Renw i | Spring samples from woo % fered the ref r he a ing New York makers” > © tts eight-day meeting wl go wielet, t 7 P] R ll ehurch history as the year of ondelet. t ayer NNO | ALSO AS GOOD AS NEW :. jeot battle between Lderal and ther ; res a ° tive though im that sf —_, Ketch tn sna5P | COATS, DRESSES, SUITS ene ee of the M wets gas | ’ ’ GREER pecord:ns to leaders, will be c i hile ra: ee eee - ET { oe enieat aan nder™ pick . S. | Bought from some of the swelli- $1 $2 ee wintery ening 4 | == : ren - = eegPagy ‘66 1 Lo v e M e 99 | est homes. Be well dressed at . : "Jone Mberals won when they e Tres | | ted William Jennings Bryan's t fir | | small soelnaggtat H its. H i l t > Ai its. | Ladies’ sew S3 toe SS Wask Ladies’ sew Serge skirts vn $1.45 — ie ee Bere . Ty —— ' $1.3 | as * Attendants’ wastes Ladies" sew W aicsts “—_ y 4 expe! from their ‘acuites alj onset 1.23 Wursee Ladies" sew Wash Skirts 9Se ie | the descent of man ; the Associate ss ' C—O ime for 1° lLedie=" new ne mecnonagpat : Ladies" sew SITk Skirts —— of the = if . mar a STIN T. x Mat : state , one kes Hips em of our church -_—: - : oes : a. a ee . _—— * Why They Oppo-e Vome-n Positions of Church uae Br tie Aseeria*ed Frees | } - - : _ * = " MONTREAT,. N. C.. May > “ 7 | o~ ANhough the Geneanl Asse m | the Southern Pre Dinrger Piates. = individual! Bread Ve bat e D i Breakfast Outfit \ Kitchen — and Butter a bees ono ° 2 Fone ,= Br a«t iates«. ; ’ ates. . if ' ; ' take advantaace ef the extraerdi=ary bargain we are a . ° $150 . nal Peper -entatives of " a ; , ctuai $I biue | , esate ’ P, A Splendid Value in a Com bi sation . Rice Adams. N. ¥.. will be as | , fersom Hor @ = 2 Louia, pie ; | j ; , j i f y. Teexcda ¥. and . 9 ' 7 =3. 22 and 56. Every =m HY CABINETGAS RANGE " woman and hild «hould EE) Range 0 Ht ITT ) . si" : 4 3 8 | i antage of thix grea ' | j . ‘ 5 The Rice Method for Rupt a e' " | Sta Week / HT i | *" the werld over. You can - — Bi ‘lu Method demonstrated ~ anaes ome and «ee the a; “ | "e a Rice Az “uane fitted t t am gem em . ee wo ag ‘eat > teetien go ee if ‘ | } : * : ely ro ‘ge unbess rou lane ew asane gt a et -,_ s, 5 ; ima | Typed adap tite « cle ve : an ‘ te four ; = “PSAnce adjust a ol enn a baie pe sae oe — an«! i oe ) - y how perfectiy and comf — as indsomety ig? mS « NS wa Dining-Room Sui commer i | No harsh, deep- ite The Bedroom Suite Living-Room S | =e: Bething ' ; & aie Suite | - Bathing to gouge te pe ee BE ps a _ an om “4 ar - aor "s 7 sealife iy conretructed ef real walmea* n «a Has<« « M ar<& oone—caush ion spr a ~e at THESE SPECIALS ARE FOR ~— ; J . make TOU sore. (am he oe ie “tlte"mie mitten =aite eee « of ore rur tie orei<f.« af —_ Ss Davenetie Suite With 90 te So nat sitter Ppt ne om SATURDAY ONLY! COME EARLY! | ' Library Tab! | . © Breakf Outfi | : Quaster-cawed 3 reakfast tfit The Kitch Ou DO woes | venerr.. C snatihe of ‘dma ete ¢ = ——e ns ( emwists of foer greceful chairx. table ba. ac Ime ro : cate th : THREE- OR SIDE - ICER | a r inte @ full-siee all -«<t.—! venmas Maaeite¢ orem aren s«eutes emed «emer mn bPenatiful ens : raag* mikit a es Loinet ra* : “hair end arm creche: brary table tecina — ae incited alee te a anlendid . _~ = ed - : eak tabhie imee leat he: 1 : od comes in mahegen: fain met gus range aed fleercevering hh ver ng “sj Soe 0 ee ee RA | OR 2 CLOTHING STORES ~ = : 416 N. Seventh St. | f Opposite Busy Bee ’ ' Oven Saturday Night Until Nine | ORDER YOUR HOME OUTFIT SATURDAY!) - rd .60 ww FOR PRESENT OR FUTURE DELIVERY—NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE wot $91 We Are Open SATURDAY “Pileedid three. feer side-icer Ref r igerater. ' } Mi *terdtiy ceon- } a *'t rwe ted ef seid - 7 4 - _ - ™ ra ocak. Wi pay a . . . , 4 4 ;: £ Z +. ter iteeif im a pe A cow 7. 4 at in fs Se . Ss alll mene vr it will —— = ef 4 } E.COR. STH. 6. FRANKLIN AV = $1 a W, - - - b ‘ | Pas. oe 2 - 2% ce Xa St ae y ; * ry = : be ppakns

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FPRIDAY, MAY 25. 1923. M/ 2s, 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' § 81 = | . cee ——— —- — —— | | | 4 gates opposing the recognition of | ferent sphere of service. There is spread and revolutionary movement | Women left a protest in the records a world-wide revolt against this di-| and will make it easier to go furtber /as they The We departed for home: vine ordinance and an effort to ob- in the direction im the future. * ° . a assembly will meet next year in San literate the distinctions of the two disclaim the slightest intention of Select This New, Upright : |Antonio, Tex. 4| SEXES. imputing to the assembly any con-| if | “This protest is not based upon “In the judgment of Protestants | scious sympathy with the movement e * ery any want of recognition of the abil- this assembly has done that which referred to, but nevertheless, we r r ity, good judgment, or consecration |in its essence is akin to this wide-* believe the effect will be the same.” 0 = IC Oo a ee of women, to, —— tng . nor upon any failure Presbytenan Leaders Say appreciate the magnificent work the : ch Has Condemned With- | Women are doing,’ the protest said. ida ‘ | It is based upon the following atur a ! ——. out Proper Hearing. | grounds: * . 2 ’ , — ss . e : ae ae Associated Press A Only those should be placed on . a ‘ Se eon a - pe met bee oe Executive Committee who are wo €e aca ne g protest from 66 leaders of the eligible to membership in the as- - against the victory of funda- sembly itself: as women are neither And Benefit by Our Here today — there tomorrow! The trip is quick ‘ spread on the minutes,|minors nor ruline elders they are a and pleasant to the Playground of the Rockies 7 435th General Assembly of the/not eligible to membership in th Specially via the dependable Burlington. Two weeks is an church of the U. S..A./ assembly an¢ ere . not . ian ee oe tl eee, Gnd therefore are | ample fora glorious vacation. And the low cost "wh last nig { again | eligible to membership on the com- R d d : ' . May 92, 1924, in Grand Rapids, mittee. e uce of t trip surpri ise YOu. . a bah [i 36 Moceutive When vacation time comes, whirl away to : 2 oi uut-day meeting will go down|Committee is a position ingolvine ] erms Colorado. And be sure to take the church history as the year of the j authority to rule The Bible ex- a pattie between liberal and con-/|pressly forbids the women to ex- > | : a ye thought. In that struggle |ereises ecclesiastical authority over . = H vil W . | side shared honors, but neither, /a man. > , Hh dt Hi 1 wording to leaders, will be content | “The action is based on a wrong . > ecia e ms 0 | ‘ a the victory gained, and next | theory of human rights. The Cre- t own tL the route of greatest comfort - : ¥ . ‘ ~ } ii iii will renew the struggle. jator has made the human race in i" Eel! hil itt ° pe liberals won when they de- | two distinct and different sexes SV AS UY y% \ —_ jj ty The service — thoughtful Oo: YOu; comfort, invit- reef William Jennings Bryan's res- | male and female, He created them wo | — ingly hospitable, of the character you would ’ ~ an : . . . . . . . . i n aimed to bar ~ ag aide of|The difference is in the entire \ Ie a a Weekly naturally look for ig a railroad of the first division a on in the 57 schols, colleges | physi: al Structure. This difference \\" i | Oo Matter DOW il money sa Payments “mM del 80 —will delight yo Learn for yourself the mean- oe geminaries of the chureh and | does not imply the inferiority of on: NY «4 may have to spare, if you will ode ing of supreme travel comfort expe! from their faculties all pro- {to the other, but it neints out a dif- call here tomorrow we will Victrola, . . ph ts of an evolutionary hypothe- | | : Only $100. Burlington service is at your command through- a the descent of man | oe eee © Sule youU-an out the entire West. It includes any authorized : - ’ Ya action was based on allegations Ointment gently but thoroughly and cover with z a ! sae, Paso . the Philadelphia Presbytery on old gloves. In the morning bathe again with : a Aitions in the New York Presby- | Resinol Soap. In most cases a few such treat- DQ ODODDOOODOODES FOOD OOO OD ODODOODOOOOSOG : lint ps which were “not substantiated ments produce very satistactory results. | ~ HE As - P N ] . l / UNINGION 4 by the evidence;” that the assembly Ask your druggist for the Resinc! Products | i : sociated ‘TOSS ews appears €XC usilve y © | Houte 4 ¢ ar condemned without proper hea | Altera- S510 WASHINGTON AVENUE Oven | in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news- \S FAAPERIS | (OF FFOR , MM aMen, Women aggand Children ‘ }JICOMING TO T. LOUIS Not a Small Article in the Entire Suite! You Cannot Find its Equal Anywhere Under ting | From $200 to $250 ) | | ff ver made! Consists of ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL VANITY, ONE LARGE DRESSER, S RICE | ONE 1st “CHIFFOROBE an ONE BOW-END BED. Note the extraordinary large pieces this Suite | 4 “s contains. No small undersize pieces such as are advertised every day. It will pay you to see this wonderful! vs in. Regular $200 value. | MA z ’ / GOLDMAN BROS. 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a ecient enisiiiea il dieaas eee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —s 32 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _A 24-Foot Ring Would | Cause Some Doubt as to Whether the Dempsey-Gibbons Go Will be a Fight or a Cire : * Rec —~ -~ ~~ ee) ee — wom Oe x | [See ee ee ne ee — i eae bone Se wr rg a AFTER SIX (NNINGS: (qe — eo ee er ee ie icker’s Lin >. a = > em st © " , 7 ~ 2 »- inee injury whieh kept hese were ) wx | | 3 Pry aa ) a present trip and fereed 7 rat s . - ah ia: * - - ’ : rut | = | , awe si , , were n- pitemed fe —e SC f E : — * 2 4 = by Jeff Pfeffer in . “ . -_ ° a . eae al » > . _ The Batting Order : AMPYIN ATA 47 PTTTARIT Free, — - _ i i gt sweeping curre chart aan — ” . | dee tie momen dae verely lacerated upper lp logs Of one tooth Rick to send him home, too, three games of the trip rem ~o ; Aan ++¢ F ; : — " | ool i a | as : : 2 ai - : : . 28 ys ' 7 : he strength of ‘a ” FIRST rANNTNG, | : A. : = : . : ' : 7 : : : a oe _ - 43 » Py , me 4 uw “hom Wi APPIN AT S—S Pn 2 e we . ' eo | : pers gis - , van OO i and Sandy Sorrentt, werean i Eleven stitches were reg wl ce 4 : ; : : tet» , mst ye a : , . csOCtum Storrs no the eartir triaks : 4 : the wound. ght | oa 7 ;, ae “coeC -hat also bettered the former : “apoetteg , Soom | : ; -foddled » sd Sumrms: 7 nethime het ne . a . - rd . . : 7 ~ : — . . . . ing the sidelines Sieler, * double vwien, has been Tr "gr. SR pe ee ee ee ee ee « * in AMERICAN LEAGUE 4 ’ e = { . . = * Q - FF 3 oe : . . : —-— NEW YORK 47 PHILPELPHIA , ee . ots at ; More promt | : greatest stars in history . , - = : —_— . ~ . : oo — , . , 1 Lineups ne the Sr Louis t ~~ - ~ : Ss . ; ess “ar” e Ss : ‘or “c par . ~ a - vations of a quartér of sey caer ie a OT the Srowr t m 3 ; hare been placed upen «a 0 1 0 0 ' anette: : : tr we ees a ; men in the past. - > , . : : rhe: éi ia mirre re 6 Wari i ii ated ‘ Hornsby was injured ins : : vi Philadeiphia May 9? when 7... SF¥YYONTe INN TAS nn: ; t oF ‘in Ve: € : 7 ‘ as i ; - 46 ‘ 4 — 5 deferce +ec. CARDINALS Ware> WASHISGTONS AT BOSTON om tnt nn : ; 2 out Freige: “ermons ae t of | : . ; + Oaks rt) r-ole : 2 Chin : : mel fc : . . _ ; . . . . ee s P ‘ : 7. ; _ a4 att Fas ? 7 . =" - * - ? . ay . e 7 2 . = 5 . : La ss ’ >? ~~ b= ’ - = RUNS ins p: 2 s his diffi wetting « FITTER RG—Grie- — BOSTONSN ‘ —_ rt eee mE down t rT’ RG—G 3 - 3 the odds were al! tr . : ; i ; : » . . 4} . . cers ww ry er Hansa DEN at sceca. ass COO O28 . se Rawlings reached fret, Rickey pi, Seer R Resul claimed Grimm wae out fr att CHICAGO fT DETRONM acing . . owt of turn CAC . and Entries haa giver Picker : or : 5 ting order Kier x DE TROT an@d Grimm was + F : Betmont Resu!t ~~ wer > é play. Rawiicge 0 Mere 00020 Grim: PTT TSR RG — Varar , . RUNS ~rw yaerer —— mT ATAYS, . CARDINAT ‘ara? By T YS a7 euwt Stock ame rere w | ers. Freigen cingies 137 re musfiseseni 7? a in WESTERN LEAGUF. Cleinens popped RROOKT YS ; RUN® . . sage ngmemaanasiags: , | M f WwW PITTEBURG—Rarnhor: -- >: 100 | Fane Meet for Women rreigeu Travpor tapm : MawWling® wast throw: : . | Br ng a : on Chiettyepac asia “ae ae A = Resdliten Minnie a | . , = * Ten Orgamiuzations Have Entered PTH PNNING : | | Municcpal Track and Field “ARDIN aAL®—TDnek etrueci . 0 9 . rae es . pee a L FOR “ack WO PITNS PITTSRURG— Frees : 03 ter imm Goorh «'nele4 rer «as : - —_— 7 Merrion struck | root per ies 4 5S AKLAND eeoané "TORO ror ed re we we PLANS ° nO RINSE , }OH : . 7 SIXTH INNING NSON TO BOX FOR “aRDINALS * ees . BOSTON ARENA A _ a ——- ; Pia heshs: ant ae Mar enn TratTpo- NO RUNS PITTSRtU RG eunt aré fr laf a Racno Srowe Russ Cail > Teane ) MICHIGAN NINE WINS » gtttg FROM ILLINOIS TEAM af TEN ILLINI AWARDED c = : eR Full G are as : awl , | Full Grain i on TES FOR TRACK | : - con : ) , WESTERN AssOCTATION Seud .eather througheut. . hoe ty of Ties a | o : : : ~ e = awerees Howell Welsh Golf Charo = — $5 and +6 7 anne . ~ . ' “Op're the Man Whose C oo Deeeeam “t a ’ ae —— = —— ) 40 smart styles of solid leather Emersonal DO NOT BE DECEIVED OR MISLED ; “= u : h 4, ret wy = "e verarTs sec wre es" ah “er +See <n “ees if “i ! Cfy We are the aTges* “2 VOT CORtTS rre . re a ys : ) Sey thes Gas “Clothes T a | . My boy’s shoes at $4 and $4.58 t proved successfu | . prin , in dew ; SPECIAL SUTT OFFER “eve fPow of gale e@ me of Bbipe serge av oe ay ana o . mixtures. i bese goods offered as inducements to br ng = ~ mm thes store See oF & rdows oe ¥ a HUAI The Origi McKnight Tailoring Co. LOCUST

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a Circus |) f 2 , yrrs Sets New “. aa] . » avelin Mark in Collegiate Meet Star Tosses Spear 199 Peal Inch, Beating Old Rec. ord 13 Feet. - Ss = Asenciated Presse i ANKLIN FIELD. Philadelphia, 26.—J.ightning fast track cons | ne that ing attempts marked the open. of the two-day track and fie pionship meet of the Intercol om A, A \. on Franklig a thie afternoon Ose to S00 stars representing g ern colleges were entered j ifving fests today, together with rdy band of 13 Far Westerners, Ying the Blue and. Gola colo e® University of California, SA ne meet got off to a recor@s| ing start when C,. H. Storrs sa , on his first attempt. set a newt: Oliegiate record in the javelj , the first event on the Proe Storrs tossed the "pear 19 1 inch, eclipsing the old marie 85 feet §% inches, set by George’ ronder of Pennsylvania last year, 4 @ javelin throw gave early ey ce of the strength of the Califo Ss, two of whom, William rs in the early trials with tosseg, also bettered the former record feld flung the spear 189 feet, 1 es, while soon afterward Sorren ed a few inches behind. -_—- Final at St. Clous Bill Defeats. French¥4 Schoolboy, La Coste, in Semifinal. 7 . oe a @ Aseociated Press. T, CLOUD, May 25.—William M& ton, the American tennis star from the French school boy. La. . after a hard struggle in thet ifinal match today in the inte onal championships here. La te took the second set from th fornian by brilliant play. Thi e of the match was 6—4, 6 —1 059 » 6-3. . 3) is® Eleanor Goss and Miss Leslié eroft. the American pair “uerw minated in the semifinals of the men's Goubles bi Mile Suzanne gien and Mine. Giolding of France, , 6-1 ‘ ie che Teams Mest. Picked teams, chosen from members canta ed bys bred ("ar ipbell and Ww Nelson, will meet at Gle o tomor! The losing team wilh ®@ rtain winning team members aq dinner afterward The Nat system of scoring will be useh - o ow — aa yey Thorpe a Winner. OPLIN., Mo. May 25.—Harve pppe of Kansas City knocked o Bray of Galenge in the “fir i of a secheduled ten-round last night Ur eh ue ns 2s 6 .™ afoo and Brown Kid; with arch gupporls and other orthopedi¢ details. $7 and SS sather Emerson shoes bhemakers in the world, in g is a tradition handed © iy 300 years. co, At 37 and $8 1 am es. t an and shoes with special r for so many years. ul shoes before you buy proniis«cd to aid record. # : Neus | and Sandy Sorrent!, were next te! 4 2 ? ; a wh ¢ ‘ea » 4 t ie | UF \ a ve ,. a tri Me . * * -* . 7 . me 6 r 7 -«- ~~ aw ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 25. 1993. Recent _ - —— ee Cardinal Star Forced to Retire in Eighth | neup for Several Weeks ] nning of Yesterday's Game—Knee Wrenched May 9 Has Kept Him Idle for 10 Days PITTS —Since Return Slugger Has Hit .250 in By Joseph F. Holland, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. UBUERG, Penn.. May SAS Rogers "aie Hornsby, hitter of the National League for the last three vears Five and Csames. leading home run king of baseball in 1922, left the Cardinals Jast night for St. Louis 10 eonsult lr. .. Robert lviand. eClub phy Sicilian. about a knee injury which kept him out of the linesup tor ten davs on the present trip) pee iptred tum to retire in the eighth inning of vester- day’s game with the Pirates. John Lavan, utility Wornsby's traveling companion yan was hit thrown by joss of one to pend him home, too, three games of the trip remaining Eleven stitches wer close the wound. The withdrawal! the doubtful honor of 000 worth of baseball tale: ing the sidelines. double vision, Browns all season by's injury greatest Jeff before the game and suffered a yerely lacerated etars lineups of the St vations of a quartér have been placed upon each of these gu men in the past. Hornsby was in Philadelphia May 9 when he hind Lui ball and making a first Raine infielder. WAS ne eoree VA the mouth Pfeffer in in by a ball to practice until ce. upper lip the Rickey decided with and he re Fence Sition Fpeed enough tooth. , to s| Onis haut Lo required to Strain. The inju of from batting Luis . . > i+ y hawt ° S50 - inZz liornsb) ryt ador} F aise he ctim of five gan to ctive Horns- removes two of the in history from the Louis tears Val- of a Sisier, a has been lost the Diay, times at ba and now In with the P down sed tht million tc hay 4 Piayer ence last ured in a game at and ran be- bye the eig im ft gled through | buse renched ba eh oes the ide ’ ii hurried. lie 43 or Ferieés at Brooklyn or ved hj to field his le under-hiy nal CON He was run at s kn ss endure anv ry i¢és he t for ht bh , hurt his Hie was distance for ground balls Stride” favored Ss! irTrates hn Rickey To manarer night lades iT? Was ry¢ a Inning | , lmn Dp tne e he r nmavera yest eee Maranville hb was 80 run held which , . i g ft ky} Was aut Px? . aa er ordina) inable aife etur See © of the he »* } a \ t4 pool limmediate« f. {> Saturday entered the lineup of 10 davs und re f ind thr of iT) > years ago Last year, Austin Me Henry died and Bill Pertica and Max Flack suffered jr that kent them out of the game. Hornsby. Flack and Myers hav. tered the “‘jinx’’ that trails the . of a lone juries Allie} eour L@airn. Washington Loses Final to Missouri Outhitting =‘ Tigers, Pikeway Team’s Errors and Poor Base- running Cost Game. Missouri University Washington series by taking the game from the Pikers Field, 10 is the final conference game of sec - ond and final yesterday at Francis it ¥ the season for both teams The Pikers outhit the Tigers, but issouri plaved errorless bal! committed fou base-running nu M Vv hile the Pikere Had r costly er- ified a DebBolt, > > oO a ‘ ‘Tigers suNnded for a a \ 7 per! lings, but he settled game procressed and one hit after the fifth © a= SOUTHERN GOLF MEET FOR WOMEN GOES INTO ITS SEMIFINAL ROUND a ssociated Py RT WORTH, Tex Ma round if the sout ~The her golf tournament today, w Mrs Atlanta title hoide: Mr Herman Gartner David Gaut estern champ! paired Mrs Dozier paired against of Ft. Worth, an of Nien ph c FV against her fellow t Duff eld PHILADELPHIA REGATTA ATTRACTS 38 ENTRIES PHILADELPHIA, Ma 25.— llewe and club gather: daw for the American RoWir ciation regatta to be rowed to over the Henley cou: Kill River Thirty-eignt and club thirteen events Wosy Trial teams sf scnooi crews -) e eee Mail Order Dept. 125 Summer &f.. Boston, Mces. A Lighter Shoe Ina Lighter Tan As the season advances we have noticed a growing demand for a lighter tan with “stitching” as a new decorative feature instead of the perforations across the toe and around the vamp. This new modified French toe built over the Harvard last is our answer to the latest dermand created by the custom boot-maker«. From Maker to Wearer J REGAL Regs: ractones, Waitman, Mass. Olive Street, St. (Areade Bldg.) G04 Louls ? xly All One Price We are the only - - ome i 60 manufacturing retailers with a chain of stores from Coast to Coast to charge One Price for all shoes in every store. This has simplified manufacturing and reduced selling cost and is the reason why we can move the price down, when others are moving the prices up, and give greater value for One Price, $6.60. ; * Mh ul i From Coast to Coast HOES Stores in all Principal Cities From Coast to Coast in Regal Stores —OQne Price GQnE EEE EEE mem wa m ae ea SB Se ' will This season | be | ‘ £iting | Webdster | City Yeatman Victory - Means a Pennant | For North Siders Double-Header in High School League Will Be Last One of Regular Season. The final double-header of the in- terscholastic baseball championship will be played High Field. Ti Saturda. at meet and engage NicKinley School Soldan will Yeatman the first game Cleveland will the second Yeatman. leaders, will by winning the prese. capture the 1923 opening game, be forced into post-season game against Central play tie. if defeated a Ve Yeatman and basis with six feats, while the North championship with a en wins and one Coach regulars Mal St: ace of the Blue, Yeatman, with receiving his shoots. Schact, Mulvihill and compose the infield Henderson and Engler gardens The Soldan 1 changed (‘rause or the pi the a to Soldan will (Central an even victories and twee de- Yeatman win will eve the undisputed record . : ’ tory lo! puace on a Enders Loss Hill emmel, will do will the mound the hurling Stanley use for Soroghan will and will ne will also remain Beckett” wi tcning aSsSSi2rry an? Branconie! Oo! Muller lia'we Roberson ’ . ' receive receiving “A The Rawden and Mullen in the outfield Soldan Beaten in Previous Meeting. Yeatman defeated by a i2 to 4 score on April 28. when the rivals met The North Enders pound- the shoots of three iidun twirlers n handily in that session game wi be for cellar A Cleveland victory over Mce- i}) ? the into i for the apartment from the far-soutl Walter Rein- of 1 ] ine i Rilo yw ae Soldan last ed on ¢ and Ww The Sec eyT qd honors ‘rimson nine ascend th Reinhart | = S&Pen se T) dt with a and and first finger third has regained his forn ehould prove to riic WK. tle as El Rat! contest $$ p. Mm Valley Athletes Gather at Ames Washington U. Has 20 Men En- tered in Conference Cham- pionships. at the Assoc ated Press AMES, Ja... May 25 dred eighty two athletes from leges, nine of them Valley conference, are entered track and Udi CQO} held here — {Ine hun- 12 col- the Missouri in the field this iference will he Thev are the 100- rd a > °° ij-.vard low ishes, the 1lU0- hut the high jump ve entries here ma, Drake. Ames Nebraska Kansas State Ag- Kansas State (‘entral College of Missouri and Emporia College Nebraska in the number of men With Ames Kansas Uni rsity 21, itv of Missou f St. Lou Kansas lI niversit . 7 ‘ . : r ' iltura!l { OleLke., i | | | Tea hers College ’ leads has 23 the Uni- entered igton lL ni- 2Tin- State 16, five and ll 18, Drake (Oklahoma 7 Emporia Co] J _ of St j}uate of Washington | be the and 'BOBBY WOLGAST WINS FROM VILLA ON POINTS PHILADEL} Wolgast of Atlantic City outpointed Pancho Vilia, fe weight champ ("oy tral (“ollege ege one (;rove Starter -HIA, May °5.—Bobby t! last night yrmer fly- eight- League fast National "0.000 per- Filipino lightweight plitz of Philadelphia ir eight-round £ tpointed Johnny bantamweight champion. | tpointed | ; a) Palmer ou of Allentown iiminaries inv Kramer Philadelphia, (;eorge (KK. QO.) nm the second fr i-Windup Re Cha- yund ——_-o-____ University City Champion. University Cit won the Bt Counts High Schoo] League championship yesterday by defeating Groves to ] has won all seven games it has played. Clayton, which lost the only one of the seven Bity City, " finished ———-® Hunter to Defend Title. Bud Hunter will defend his singles tennis title at Princinia this after- noon, meeting Tom Green. Munter reached the final round by defeating harl Berninger, 6-2, 6-0, second. in | league | title | but | off a' of sev- | his Blumenkamp | Hannegan, | Harding, | man the | Shaw and DeStabler | infield al d Stanford: has won | Aus | University | it played to Univer- | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH in a Deuce of the Fix — eee F I Who’s Who In Basebail Today ( eee Including games of Muy 24. LEADING HITTERS. American. National. Pet. Pet. .440 417 37i Grimm, Pitt.. .41% 87 Botley, St. L., tf 61 So'worth, Ho., 304 207 Frisch, N.Y.. .371 othe ba Rtn What Sisler Meant. HE lower in of Yanke. Browns are down instead the strata Heilman, Det. worrying Cellins, Chl., Welch, Phil. Miller, Phil., (ebb, Det., Rice, Wash.. HOME American. Williams. se. ft Ruth, \. ¥. Hauser, Philta. Miller, Phila McManus, St. L. : Durst, St. 4... Wheat, Brk.. is aie tr ere up last year. There is one and only for the decline. wine of the grand : daily, wearing colored glass viewing game mufti He Sisier, out if ti of the even his It w ances of ina hard lu cn ity one son Hle 21.8 up in stand HITTERS. Most National Hartnett, Chi., Heornaby. St. L. Miller. Cti., Williamea, P’hil., Mokan, Phil., Vann. Sf. tt... , Hindes, St. L., vidual Traynor, Pitts., (xrimm, Pitts., ' A Kelleher, Chi... of his was RUNS, and with him the “ib. 30 Frisch, SN. Y..: - . W illinwms, St. 1. You may say MOST STOLEW BASES. n" Collins, ChL. 13 Bohne. Cin. MOST SACRIFICE HITS. Wa'gans, Clev. 10 T. Griffith. VOST DOUCRLE PLAYS. Washington. 423 Pittsburg, LEADING PITCHERS. or the in is (C.eorge from the to return start not nv w he rT. AS One the rr) Inst tragie and team f maior without history. by: s@lbal} Deak (low Nn. lenge im the ett ‘) star 1 pee efficiency, MOST Ruth, N. Y. thnere are The “one literally there Also there gut an ° tears. Ale none. are no one “part automobiles tear engine reTiove the epark from eithe ind it limps os * * . . Sisler 28 Per Cent. wo +e w. i. ‘I’°DLR'e - Pen’ck, N. Y..4 0 Me’@Q'II’n, N.Y. Fe es on Naylor. Phil... .40 Dick'’m’'n, Br. lie. Naked, they tell the ‘ruth. Mays, N. Y. s@Nehg N. Y. the ilioyt, N. YY. ..2 0 Cadore, Brk. tel] Dauss, Det. . 4 Rrowns YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS. We TOc National Williame, Ph. Traynor, Pit. 1 Snyder, N.Y. I or LAS Brk. plug dressed up to About Brow ler they The standing They a rate of speed shown bv th eolumn to be 167 points lower than they did last year. when the team finished’ with «a percentage of .604. That figures about 28 per cent falling off in effectiveness. to one-third. 28 per cent represent Kamm, ¢ bi, 1 J. Sewell, Ch. Rrower, Cl. hres inde American, 76; last year, 12%. : ‘ «ar centage Totalxs—National, wT. or -- -- @-— — MARK PAT DOYLE SET LOWERED AT PRINCETON PRINCETON, N Bi May Pre =? Moore of Hinustor Princeton senioi record of the Springdale Golf The Boxers’ Union. 69 econ of New UnIONn which thev hope to obtain tion and higher pay. They feel that they warded in proportion to rites. They look toward here 24-karat ‘ i‘ is Tl ler. Tevntn iat kar in all respects tiv is stronger it was iast Tex 4 season ° > . vesterdayv broke the a score of one stroke Orleans ‘ave cord held through ; rOoTredc- organized “4 are hams nré | W BR. | belief on LASTLONG FEATHERWEIGHT~- FLAT-KNIT =) . . ea * 6 “4 s,: - . . . Sere d iniage ‘dione It whicn finitely primiti' | aa VA Arta to by methods is secondary. of one . selves into like to tet AVOID uphold times against brutality. But. if the that EVA after two or SION transpires, the ringsiders three of hlows is : as¢ it even t© cs rid when the sonortfic the the eee and block being era scientific, our rounds ill guing to be heard from raucously. Science is all the accompanied the worship. There's ull hy shrine right case of Benny Dempsey and Johnny Kilbane. when, as Ja i? wall Leona re. the at which in ck is sp they + Last Night’s Fights. AT VONK ERS: Sid Beallier, Can~ ada, get deci«teon over Emil Mere, (uba, 6 reunds«=; Sammy Beufeld. New Voerk, cot decision over Harry Anrons, Kagtand, 6 rounds... / AT BROOKLYN: Joe Rerder and Peddie Martin bexed a draw, 6 rounds. AT COLUMALS, O.: Pail O'Dewd, (olumbus, defeated Reb Baxter of lima, 10 rcound«. AT ZANESVILLE, O.: Billy Brit~ ton of Celambus, Kan. and Jackie (Clarke, Penmsylivania, bexed 12 reunds—draw., 7 —— — ee We hare no monopoly in atyle or quatity, but we certainty have made a corner tn VALUE itn Famous HENRY CLAY SHOES ALL STYLES—ALL OWE PRICE, $3.50 50 exclusive atyles now on Hae play in eur atore at St. Louisa Store, 220 N. Sirth St. HENRY CLAY Steres in 40 Citles Stores Open Every Evening 713 PINE ST. Mail Orders Filled EEN thinkers are shrewd buyers! The Emaneld is made with particular care, of excellent tobaccos, for these crit- ical smokers. Which explains why it is the city’s largest selling, high grade cigar! MMANELO “The Most Favored Fine Cigar” Made in 17 eizes at 10ce—2 for 25c —15e—and 3 for 50¢ Ask your dealer for the shape you prefer. MOSS & LOWENAAUPT CIGAR CO. ST. LOUIS, MO, * - - ¥ “- > » ’ “ . : ~~, be ’ 4 | Che. ae sf Newest Wrinkle + Jas elnouser Crease —T—— ~, Che Style Hit Newark Shoe Stores Ce. 706 Olive St. Republic Bldg. | Foot Specialist in Attendance | Open Saterday Fiveniegs to Accommodate the Custene 5 p of Che Season! Smart, striking, and a value for the moneg unparalleled! A very handsome Patent Leather Oxford, trim and clean-cut aS a cameo, Swagger Blucher pattern with oak-tanned leather seles and rubber heels. Popular French toe last. This is another demon- stration how in Newark Shoes you get the exact duplicates of $8 and $10 styles for $5. Selling through our cational chain of over $00 stores is the reason for the amaz- ing values we give. 40 exclusive styles. See other wonderful values $3.50 to $5.00. | - " * ’ ’ = REET I a ge « MO ELLE LE, ae OO A te —eE7~ - LO te en ie — _ ME FOL OL ES ee mee OE TN ee tm NL ME AN, ee A A lie es a A TT A A A ER mas. ous -

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- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “7 ote eee oe FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ~ LLL =~ oa o- FS wee CE er ee BEST PRICES MARK =~ . vr a ‘ a 2 - CLOSE OF TRADE } ONSTOGK MARKET > = a > oe > Somie Recessions in Forenoon —Bond Market Active and Firm—French Francs Are Lower. Ry Leased Wire Prem the Sew lerk Bereeu ef the Pe«t-Dispatch. NEW YORK. May —The Eve Pest Jn its copyright view today, says “Tile stock market gain @round during toda) Whil@ the advances mad: £0 Se@@Sational as those w yestefdays @usiness ficie to majomMity of active the c yesterday, marked by urgent rangd@ of stocks wi the test prices of tablished in the there.shad been » the song tone the figst hour. The tinued active and issues, Again gained grou: their @pward tendency for s _*Call monev was appare: neither By the ment withdrawa! banks, mor by the usu: ‘uUunds Was day Reserve System. osed Da [Phe ’ Reserve s\ nificaft changes have : the past week in the positiin. In spite of proximate! y $11.00¥.0 in the open market eels afe again arcer and the week amount to $106.0 wain & chiefly acco! crease in holding cates, discounted sliigh?® increase Ate im move crreulatior aceums of memDer 000.08 but hiefls withdrawal of $50.00 ment ‘Wey sits nmeoigent amcing. total deposits ee smaller Cov vo in geld tal t6@ a new The Statement as of Alay 16 «> ly magre increase eredi&t, tota! loans and dis ime risen over $1.000./00 as with @ »ear ago.” " Tw esta biiah . ~ Foreign Exchang NEG YORK. May 25 —# ARGENT IN ,—Pom & —DMiireia DD ili: CANAD A— Dollar . ————- ©} * St.LouisStocks — ST @OUIs STOCK EXCHANGE. Ma — Treteac tions on the jocal stock mark ays im the @G6Tecale amounted "Ro sh of steck and S73) bonds The following wm « list Uecha nged shun riry Mydraviic I & mt & pia Me ’ : : hh inmited Rai was ? S2. 0OU a). CLOSING QWLUTATI SECU RITY Tile Guaran: Trwe' Breck ) Special to the Post-Dispatch BOsT: s. Ma >> -| aia 2 feoepa PTS week OA B74 Hew York Coffee. May 23 — oft ee Rioe— Noa “~ Srm: July. 280c: Sep-| 2. STOCK MARKET AVER AGES -—-r TD Sc : 7 - INDUSTRIAL>. | ~ 1~> METALS AND BQUIPME 5 . ~ RAILLROADSs COTTON IS IRREGULAR ON YORK = = ty ND MARKET —— ——$$ ——_—— — — NEW YORK BO INDUSTRILAI 2 Te rea os - - - @ZTr&. 3: we i. .46 —_ _*~ >? “. . > POREIGN BONDs. RAILROAD BOND». - ~ BoN Ds inDusTRLIAL BUN DS. RAILROAD BONDS. - SECURITY. Higa ” Lew. ait == 9 ors ERCHANTS RAILROAD BONDS. So S3'« 7Q4, 4} eae i‘*2 » ~ i * . . * > . weet w ‘hel hee ee | buted Dat ” - oe 4 geeu ieee Liverpool Cotten Scari | ERPOOL "May | 25.— Weekly same 4 os ie +? rl > 7 * i Hotiday at ElE™M “Tt. i a0 i F. | wheat : , mwiling doualG _™» oe ae ‘Booklets Worth Reading oe ae Below are listed several of our inform- . ative publications prepared to be of service to investors. We shall be glad to send any or all of them upon re- quest, without obligation. For Convenmsence— Mail This Memo HALSEY. STUART & Co. 113 Please send me the publicanoms checked beicw. ' Facts Worth Knowing About Joint Srock Land Bank Bonda _ How to Judge Municipal Bends. | Ten Tees of a Sound Pubiic Uniliry Bond. _Cheoomng Your Inwesmmenr House _| Boads—Quesaons Answered — Terms Defined. Nome eee eee ee rr eee © 8 © © © eee Ce Ce CO Oe Oe @ Sree . ied eee ee ee rer ff & © ee © © © OSG © OO Oe Ozark Cooperage & Lumber Company 3 § Washington Boulevard . HALSEY, STUAR ¢ : 319 N. Fourth Street, St. Louis, Phones Oleee Renee Pai: eam se

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» IRREGULAR FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 95 1923. Butter, } Eggs, Poul INDUSTRIA L MO imoroys ment j - Ol Catton st * Ma, > -- Zinc and Copper differents Styles, $1; Men's Coa > t ants and Coats, S1; Ladies’ Wool Skirts, used, $1 1012 N. GRAND ay. and Grand Cars Stop at Door. N 7:30 A. M.—CLOSE AT 7:45 P. M. STANDARD OILS. lb a whek 4g0 and ‘apolis today rece: * No. 4 white. $45, z c . NDENT OILS. oe dn WHEAT PRICE IS IRREGULAR ON CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Wardrobe Trunks $25 Up leather and Les Other Leather Bags up to $25.00. / 4 ‘ a . - . 4 4 AS “7 G GR Ma fA . A - . 7 OPPS, ©: 5° HOG MARKET 18. Acrive 4p new Suits. e! Blue Serge Pants, nevwy a tee OR Oe Fin os a Palm Beach Suits, ae Mohair Suits, used Boys’ Suits, new. ALL \/E te type Upttthvtsteys tj tj} tit jp Ah 77, A LAA SS ” - ’ , - . a J, - CY? ” L4 LAI SLL, (tps Aa Mi/=—tlfr, tt) i J ty; ’ 4 . a VSS SAS AS, ; Vig lp ZY ttt HZ 1 Yn My Aa 7 te i - (Ss , ; (Sf Af Ys, os Vis, by ST.LOUIS PO “DISPATCH | SECOND FLOOR ght a S new e latter such fine makes as also many uncalled-for &° and New York Fifth ave. E0od as new high-grade a —————— | . ‘ . pe ge Bor new Suit« $4.50 Diamond-set Emblem or Signet Ring, Watch, Wrist “Adelaide’”’ Diamond Ring wer erced and engra pi u\, $100 K used Suits, light ana dark colors, 81: and heavy, Conta, 1. damaged Men's ya’ Pants, 4c: Ladies’ used Waxh Dresses, Waists, 4 for 50¢; Ladies’, Boys’ sheen. Care. Kraduated All desirable faah.- onable lengths 1S, * used, medium > a wire case. Prices, $10 to$100 ee are won- beautiful in and opale.- | and 340 Fine Dia- Beautiful WEDDING R “Carved flora} de Fine blue-white berfect -coyt Diamonaa, ; " 4 in Selid W hite “Old topa. Rings 14. - Your” Solid Green Gold 50 $1.00 Week Also at $50 and $75 “Alderman” to Pacific Northwest, Alaska, California and the National Parks, Go one Way via Great Nort hern and stop at Glacier National Park, Port land, ] acoma, Seatt le, ancouver, Vix toria, Spokane, Rainier National Park and Pa. cic bathing beaches, Superb Train Service upreme Scenic Features I Can Prax Your Trip So You WILL SEE THE BEST OF TRE West. CALL, TELEPHONE OR WRITE J. M. SANFORD Ccnerga!l Atfent LOR Boatmen’« Bank Bhig. Phone Olive 54 / Js | Pinest Brief c SE D ~14-14 l’ranklin Wall Street News and Comment —SPECIAL DAILY— al Correspondent of By a Speriz Post-Dispatch. Chicago Provisions — Rond Price@es were Ff a weak spot in the -S'OCKHOL DERS S@lling for a long ' maturity Mield of COLLIFLOW Ett _ Clearings, Money, Silver SCTIPLIONS were « ‘activity at higher Prices in the second and fourth 4 4s ‘improvement. The hew offering “Mited issues of for. were qv'et, but mostly quickly taken rRHSE {on Wed? se Jq May ow 19°? 3 , 9% o0 «a mM Ali be, keh «e f 20e i rv ed | sPand of Martive M rehs nee es i father of Doro hy Fehse Gear sx ¥ Of Sharon and | Mi Ru fetta lear } er n ' ‘ AC , Fears 11 mon 5 apg 2°} ays A rie, f m Wa APr.biel l@rle'’s era) : ) 33:3 6S I a dws ~4turday “a t ] y) fo \eey Nition / herice “S ! inmd Paul's ’ I) PH Sed] i” 4 TOT of ~ eS Re anid Struct iral ‘fon Workers’ (OCAl | Tricys \ is o ‘esi i Itt [EL gp. nm Thursda, Ma 4. “aes . @ sy I ‘ iri Hortor t ifield us. | I e i ar fats f RR } - \\i i] anh \ Ma © a tire . oh fF , 2 ’ ne ~~) 4 o } r i! Ml , YA Ves fhe ‘te Jan . lob aNOn Fr noe ® >a yr Se ’ ule r mM Safur ay n n ° nz 6. at & 30 ctk. to Arnancs MeC ABP kp, (‘hurch ‘Hlterment Lalvary Cemet ry “ee KREENE-WIHITLOGCK— «., red 3 ] Pmcte \ Ala 5 on et > re Mf ry seria . Koen, ° Whitin . bee be ec \ife of at res in frie (Tem yr SUS Dter ofr Ada 1+ + XK deer «iete. Of Weele, ord Orvie mit + lon , = rr 3 | May, 6 at ¢ fean ~ AFL in Wednesday May °2 In? r. ™ 6-30 ; ' ae M Ke f\ oOVved Welbe wife f the it# A 'i'eid K 7% mer ; “rT 4 4 4h ; 4 ta’ ? Plats ‘ irs. rs - Nips N ; : ; — irre t tas MI. : _— —. ., im % Ma, 74 a’. wht Wifrom he IMA Coleman streo to Me. ffs Teresa's ‘hurech Intermen: lo Calvary i @me Te, ' tery. “5 meni im Cal r 7 on —_ - we a oe Ben li ee ie. — . TAKE ELEVATOR K UP ONE FLIGH AND SAVE MONEY. w INVITE COMPARISON OF. ‘QUALITY AND PRICES, fo S200 . Black Onyx 17-Jewel Elgin high-grade White Gola filled. 'o Wear %5 vears. Elabe. ed Aakorted Patterns M ove. is fitted With special Moire ai). FULLY ora RA NTEED CREDIT TERMS $1.00 A WEEK With 15-Jewe) Movement. .. $39 Pieces of discarded Jewelry your own “election. The while your jewel te Watches and Jeweiss Open Every Evening Til] 9 OFT BROS.&C. ‘00; Saturdays Till 9.39 Kinloch. Central 5052; or Beil, Cail. Relinble Original Diamena Se Floor Carleton Building Sixth St., Near Olive — lay | KESSKEN_ p, — ‘ io” ee 1 | Was ~« Mem ber ef f ofrmnoe | K . M sou, Congiatory. No “4h Temote A A OO N | Pane: decree med. wm family - “aturday May *¢@. at #ivary { eiheter y eetinued en DEATHS aA Piret «@ (hee daily Slide. S? 6a Evtvra lines fie daily, ‘Entered into reese on Wedn@. ay 2; 4 30 bo. mm Mrs Carrie “pringleme, or Smith Gear aunt and £randmota re M: Laughlin Perleor La fe. a M imeo ur; *Venues, unt) 4 « m , Interment aft Pest us Mo ‘(Mea ) and Hazelton (Kan ; Pe. Dy : ; brothe- of Mrs Ree Fuech« « i 8f)) ane A @rle Marceg: and law brother in.| 4 “*. Hephews 'e fi ry Sevens hy year Winning ¢ haprer No ‘ "PP in Jesus on W ed needag, PI. «at 10.30 » ™ Herniee « T. state ar residence S073 Ar7~ “a “UReral Maturda, at 490 *. tw," ' OChureh (henee to ss. PF rs . Departed thle fle. Friday, tn 19: m ' Hyrnes, en | Wife of Fred _ of the iate Mary OttLe ntimother, aunt mot her-in. a. tn hee Tey car . May ._ ae ree \Nemce 1040 ‘hurch my : thence te Calvary : niered imts reset on Thy ay. P24. at 1° 0 clerk. a | : ‘UMar "2peor ® Ond Lillian towed. owr ext Page. rf ? ~ © edema eee. handsome. worth-.while | Wedding Graduation. Confirma. Anniversary or Birthday 'S—a Genuine Diamona Diamond Rar Pin, Scarf Onyx Ring, ,* en Watch, Mesh Bag, . | Cash or Credit Finest Qualit y I ndestructible Pearl Necklaces ere ee Oe em ee ee ee ee ee ee sere ~ et ee ee op ee ees oe eter,

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NS NET NI TE aT as aad - Pe ~ 4 FRIDAY, > WAY 23. 192. & é _ a= EASIER THAN ROLLING OFF A LOG—To get a Want Ad into the Post-Dispatch: Phone, Writ e, See Your Druggist, Send, Call. “Be Zz, | SITUATIONS—WOMEN. GIRLS, HELP WANTED—MEN _ BOYS, HELP WA -—-- Si — nine ‘ 36 ST. Loris. «a POST .DISPaATCH. ADOPTION LOST AND FOUND ; | ' r STENT? : Ti ke -s tt 3 ; DRIVER— LK CONFIRMA css . ANSWERS tO ges AS Son indar of honkieeping Grand ITM | Oucen Batting co. ase es ca_st._tel}} good jeb and payss omits, Sasterien . i . - : - - ae - oO rari t- ; ne _ . : re PH ER beginne a | DK LER “Saute Dree co. Gass|work. Apsiy Saturday, : mK LAS—Te work iw eate ; c wit | se Sor ance ef erred. DEATH NOTICES SEE LK CONT et “eh. ) —e en _ — | HH papers , exper’ -* | | ; PRECEDING PAGE. I ut ived by the I 1 of Publis ‘LYER KEY Bo ear Fe The Post-Dispatch reserves the , a4 iy query a Se | teron | — — ri ———— a iease state 5 Ariington ,av. gate, Vi ay a tt iron Co 12860 & oe ‘ “ty Hall, until 2: o on June 12, 192 Park | wen. ried Personal and telephone calls, or by mail, cannot pe Se oe a cence what Sa ad when Motor Co.. Union yz a ea : e } ’ : ° a t, who | house *IDeWenee on ‘sk for Mr. Wiles PBSat" boc Dispescn ME trace given attention, except letters on med 1 trons of Bndouvt- ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. = : ) cesieatimnes ctl lle lina alcatel atari telnet tty Ane . a . a . . : ‘ - sad? lg . 2 : r LZR Experienced OPERAT ToR—F a. also experiénced Stout Sign C 25.33 . ‘7 —See answer to MAN—Chas ‘eo 4 - : Ready. to-Wear Bu ivers, Ate ve OPERATE PRON; eeastve C nsf a . NT STORE (iN REST nal ; } rrr. an! ARE a: ao — —~Ty, stated a ee ee ee -— A ee! ee ce | C- ee ee og ——— 20°F _~an 44 Marsha!) — —/VT/ de . . . i rm s — | ) | _— a : p 7 ° - r ; ; asar oc ren H Soa cae » MEN. BOYS ‘gt etter. The A. T Lewis @ San Drv) ev ; | SALESMEN WANTED ; : : Ac o> guia "ian ww : _ r “a ©e'roveum™ Carp... South 2 SHOE SA Es ME [_N— For Sa: 2030 ‘De nar 245. . : ad Yer 4 a Le - 7 - ~ * - Bar _ i : ; 4 7 : . 5 ~~ . — . ™ ‘ — "7 - . : e fer ° — .TT % caret , aaa Low : ass :, | oo = —__ )} | PLASTERERS—Nonunion ‘alu éaan C. Re = PALLY ——— ry 2 ‘gard th , BAR! Firs iss. FP ve - - mS mce i alun _==07_S. Third _ Sidney Lossy fai LESMEN—For > ; " -_ ; pe = - Rum a ai yy : iwea FF Dr — c s ik, Meteo Hes TRL ferv iery ADDI? = ; : oo y+. —~ | . | = ore $160 Bartmer ~en MEN—see sales manager. i ‘s Rana _B es. a ~w GALESM AS r campaign on Cathal — Ss Nea’ o "vestigate end -e@ m : 2 —=— Se eXDerienced. J. Guawee Room 720, 604 Olive ss. 4p m = _ st SA LE=™ AN—And auto merhame ritery Wat “Tt. Avis Te. Wate: ace. han tie ‘ast — ravenne ? ance re. ~apny im | yorging, og PORTER—WHITE: MUST” _MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES - : live has a dog which a ; thal al a “ie5) | -ABORER: i: Broadway BE NEAT AND FUR | Sting ame wrecking wit — moe gh icy bone a | astruction Co. ‘ISH BEST OF REPER- | a, 5 meaner s-eeugieen znabonamlns RTHUR ude. cial elect \dditional poad 3 of a > SS SSST Seat was ENCES. PF. W. DROSTEN MEME gissaes— = putchbne Siti Grawen 8 AR wong : a Bt ~ig | S) CRDSEE RS ee ee So JEWELRY CO. S W.COR | =f | 7 : [fellow Las So. Natural’ Bridge sed OLIVE AND NINTH STS ; ae ._ ~ = Apply Swit & Ca. lois te? r. : _ a ’ , - * 7 | - Tiewenhe n Bros apei. 26~ : rER G Ken : ork a | if ~ —_ y ‘ . 3 > ix " ry .% . ; = " a ") ; perienced. with ‘Se security Prigsting Co o é@ reGmiring. PRINTING AND ADDRESSING _— TE pm "g at Bones: rioee. Moo kh a“ . ie | ith s. O.ive 71 cl4) _UNDERTAKERS a STORAGE ‘AND MOVING | the nos | nes | cm \iSRY HELP aie > fence in repiy a 4 " 2 Oa & Sioai 2g) Dermanent ‘cbs for the rigat men open | St 20 Gone : ; m. | ; 3 | . | t-Dispa a inday re beer 3 —- BALE SMAN—St. Louis man fer ER K—Expers is + Pepresentative for Cha i ’ . — . Lovie _ . . - _ancaapee r : kt» ; ' " >.» . - . _ - -_ " o : ~ j i ~ its ~ 4 , : , ; ‘ eae —~ - 33 i. ing correspondence e 0025 LAFAYETTE AV. i: Teward 71 beid goods. : 2. coe — | 7 3 Lost; black and tan; license Now 7age | WEST =) =r" HE SUNDAY POS) | mt ~\ | _ ane WS a" No charge for the most ““= be and -| | und trina vous, 0 fetes a is ‘ se ? bus a > 7 tor , ) Grand ; : = : . ' adie to ftnance hi beautiful funeral parlor tha Fairerou Pas “ - | . = ; 7 ; one Pan show cone CEMETE: iTS VM ar . s : : 2a ; + — be | _ is n - ste Progen over $009 = bien Sit tech: | Gomen a WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. 9P. MW. Saturday XN : ad? =. | MACH cing sean me ag 1 salary intense. “Eee some ee . ‘ . ~ ~ aia ~- . ? c - ’ 5 he ace. . : e 6, | ‘ a w He «OMA — aie esiaeipacratisten ina Petroleum ive im Se Louis: need : : Meation. poise, purpose and ce; mo Bigh pressure seeded =o ase man. ef _xperien ghee a | ; service advertising or «np a . a Tad - : . : ‘ ° D@t net essential | y3 salary aod SW . te fn a ee , - .- *Ppertunity is exactly as ae man makes it. Refere Ped. In anewering, give age fine «a? past 5 years’ expe > J ep 4 _Post Dispatch. PERKS - AL. | = m — RANA Pied mit, Tren | PERSON : AD oom . CLOTHING >. = i3104 tive BrECIAL No of Leaoea Leute, State > _ " - | ' ov — ve ~~ “ . . . - ' la DANCING Mi : ' ———— : ! . ee : a ines _ . ; ; ‘ ims 7 _ ae P “rT guse8n 458. . , , | . ; ‘2: cs WW ASHE ER — ney e! Grand Metice thar I « @enis cwn (Pract. : : SoGe el. . ' ’ at im : . ; _ . : ; ae . : ,- > - — = P ' . ; , : > . = . . _ “ ‘ , ie | “tees. is & a “a = ae ° - - " . . - . " . a. } e *ssing must wrtle goer? . efs0 ns . ~ ~* . “=e . : : ° . 54 - . . . v anv FRATERNAL NOTICES : Masonic hy Meetings , a EMPLOYMENT po nrg : Se Bit LAMA, ' cas ! | = : : he ee 7 THORTMAND ON 30 WANTED Se "zz | eee | Y.2"9 Poser RAF TSMEN mn fiivanestneiiad Getal_ers ra 1«Terk Sale SSlArY. annentee wren evaeiladlie. first letter. Adress Box 3854. tolan. Ean. rs - = M.A N— Designing. rth siping pow- ~ *Ipertence. A oo len reayme@etec + ; " + : "aye Linde ino : he @+ GuaPrrs Pram Dae ’ bare rs _ u " , nal . : . . cli RIN Liam : . PATENTS co ENTA : a : cod, wat ¥ inom Bing | rm BAS as vy ESS ww. M i Mridge and Nox , , , | : S| 3" : . ‘ XERSEGIR Sic - - _ - a oul

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FR MAY 25, AT, 1923, WANTED—MEN , olored, for car lo lin job and pay; ste ‘Apply Saturday, 7 a, on .av. gate, Chey Co., Union and Nat . Ask for Mr: Wilso GER BOY—Colored, Sage R-—squeezer. Apply ponn Cc. Amare co, 2822. N. 5 its ENCH_ SHOP: ; ze. AP ‘ R——E xperienced Ciev ela Bao sa thn Aba e | i : a jo Apply National Tailors, in 517 Mor. | BORS—On fine tailored a dy work. J. H. Met ars lor . o 206 Odd Fellows’ Bidg Vth s. 1 . ordi) ASH ERS—And : . a ik aN lor th — c.canersg; . sabatlaniner A nz Co. 4513 Olive ‘cb ==> irst-clase ~ Mohr De c orafl yee first - cla . : # Webster itynay HANGERS—aAt once 3178 Eas mae HANGER—First-ciass. R— ‘aper ha nwer: 244 Marshall av. ANGERS—Firac clase. T N. Vandeventer av. CUTTE R—One cutting room Apply lloiman who has experi in Daper oe fac. Paver Box (Co a ta {c — xPperienced. fo f Clory Box W-195. Post. Dispatch, “s ER FOREMAN—Want man car able paeeeconce andi de G #mall work and iar fé nu : reply. Rive full detaiis, age, tn S Sngie. Past experience, mad ~Dispatch. NERS—Onlv men with ex ence hing pipe-line gangs ‘ovslaare cers; only men with 6 yea on construction nery experience, Ap person. Petroleum Corp.. South Wood River, RERS—Nonunion 8. Third Sidnev_ PRE 0 th inion, x. Froadw ic) arbor a 2 2828 3 8 Marcus a av, - Apply Bow man Printing ¢ Co., 212 | (ie) Must be | experienced. J J. Cassino. . Charles et. fe) R—Hamiltor Hot pw + AB. otel barber shop, White, married man. ex ri . porter work, such as perienced +» Washing windows and caring for biidings: must follow this work as fess and furnish references for do- ork « this kind Avpiy T Sav- ; Do 2117 Mranklin av > RTER—WHITE: MUST E NEAT AND FUR- si BEST OF REFER. ES. F. W. DROSTEN WELRY CO. S. W. COR. IVE AND NINTH STs. (cb) Call leks ee 6 py. m., fc) —— Dp. ™. Y DRESSER R. candle “CALDER—Ané aiso Apply Swift & Co., 1012 ic? or AN—Job ne oolor io if- (one Fores D050: Rader. 485 ston. . AN—Job, PA perienced, wi . Mueller nee Security Print ing Co., an e -_-—— 5 , hk- -And aiso repuiring; ceme a’ 1264 Lniot (c7) BR— First cians $340 &t. Lou TMEN—S3 6U lhe best ei tr At Ge ‘bon is: heard ‘i, clean beds ‘lay bonus; office ade Bide WORK ERS—Iron workers, LIrnatnentai iniversity st Dy om rete boost E HANDS rons to, Shestrul «t 4 —— “ 77 rs is > Hozan fez Vork = 1406 mm ; ic ’ -In amT8. ‘Souta- hox J-: 5”, DP. fc 7) t——Younge man for Landis Machine bp tcd) & _ : 1406 Casket “AB Ke | Liro . ' - METAL WORK ERS— n; 31 per hour. METAL WORKE infeige work. ann, TORY PORE MAN—Packing 4 room, ay at 4408 4 for inter- 1 GOODS CLERK—Experienced in ME foods stock, for wholesale house: portunity. Box W-135. P.-D (cS) HELV’ER—Miist have szood refer- 5 Si*auy Work; room free Great lea (Co. Stable 912 N. 22th. (cB) RAPHER—Anid general office as- opportunity for right man; anu ekperience h * « 4 iy ee? Box W-5o4, , eS Young man, seme expe- pist, for steady positien; vill particulars Box on 1. Dispa ti RA’ H ER mm Va ine man, and a seist- credit departinoent, good oppertu- te qualifications and salary wanmt- fox W225. Post-Dispatch. tc) TURAL STEEL LAYER-OUT AND it-—-And one ereceting machinest G4 om pumps and mill work; only S men with severa! vears experi- li be considered Apply ‘n versen, Petroleum Corp. Seuth Wood Rix go0ds an, chain store doing yearly: age “4 to 40; married; no buying: prefer man with chain- ‘perience; location, beautiful town In 1 lilinois; pepulation 15,000; salary ral share of profits Cary & Co., lildg (6) fANAGER—-Dry nage up-to-date mm E MAKERS—iixperienced trimmers Uers: bie job and good pay. Stab the: toode t% U1 & 4th. f—A llarvund (all * Vance —Must be firet Cleanine and Ly riia?l Venter 1ASS; steady vate eing | (o., se man {fo landau, 4583 Firet aes. for position aa arsist- nian Apply National Tailors, 017 " «ed TAILORS ‘“*s coats App vy Willlam Zavadi T BROS. CLOTHING CO. 153 on cS EP ER—LExperienced: raiiresé oon- work Smith & Mitchell io. Paxton, T) sliew! ein workers helper re St. Louls iv48. N. Oth «#t. 5 ears’ es \orissant, And coatmaker work M bh lowe Blow (c) ri- An, Men and © Heater ‘o., Youne nan ferte : > few Ariia, ho don ARTE —s00 N Grand. for aliround jon. work done in general per day, and will pay best competent man; state weges ons firet letters nr, W. Wright, ©e S (c7) Piret. laes. Must be firet-claas: bring sample of work. Exchang: wad ye H A N , p—Northwamern {"».. (c) vl __fe5) . — TT “ar 14°93 & $k A Nelmar wth et ILDERS —ACETYLENE LDERS, ELECTRIC ELDERS, CRANE MEN, CHINISTS, PATTERN ERS. APPLY AMERI- STEEL FOUNDRIES, E. BROADWAY, ST ST. LOUIS. (c5) - - —_ - ‘Sim learning special: mone SALESMAN ‘the start, + 1520 0 la: ust BAL ESMEN—W ith cars. | Qugtomer: FRIDAY MAY 25 1923. WANTED—MEN, Boys N-——Who understands te r nets nobile batteries testing mony : lLecust. Battery Service Co ro ; aad To work in auto de 4 epa with Boome experlence pre Grea Bek pitt iron Co. 1240 N Main MAN—For city Gelivery denire wholesale house. experienced he —— @eliveries and loading try ‘i. Post Dispatch “MEN—A bo it i work in 18th st NG ; MEN—! or steady Positions in work Room 320, rent i Tour ing AS Box AC 5) for Apply icB) 1&8 vears of a 7 wholesale house. K MAN—Chandelier _ assembler need. Gross Chandelier (>, - Morse” | a ——-- —— — to-Wear B Buyers. Attention OPERATE PROGREKSIVE DE Y mn WE EXPERIE NCE! x's MAS TO. RENCE ANT BU YER SFul, CITY DEPA PROGRESSIVE * OPENING REST REFE RE NCES rnb NICA TIONS CON FIDEN POST-DISPATCH, Wor brs RTMENT ian SALESMEN WANTED experienced (o6) | pay from 10. to live wires; 3212 Shenan- | PRINTING SALESMEN-—- Will to £0 per cent oom n ission A today. Grand 717R. (6) | Lie SPEC IAL TY—Proven selling —s ord: penses commission or straight | P with drawing account: rvuad established company. Box A- 110, (c80) Live, middle 4994 Natura! ESMEN— men. «reat future. eee. : ’ . a > RETAIL COAL SALESMAN Nest-appesring man; experience unneces- : be hustter: leads furnished: hox W 417 Post Dis. icd) OE SALESMAN—E xperienced; m1 ust be | capable =O Kelly, 316 N. 6t} fey} ‘aE BAL ESME N—F or Satur jay work on! good chance for c en to farn extra —, 0. © . > ht h at te) ’ UckK ec, or St. Louls and sur territory Apps Eagle mar 5) com. | Ce) lv, We wa cam palgn o1 on ( see | lication. investigate and be convinced Room 320, 604 Olive et. 4 p. m ‘B) SALESMAN—Ana auto me han ic cood ter- ritory. Waterloo Auto Co., Waterloo. handie Missouri and Illinois; Suite 1313 Central e | novelties, | Nat jona Bank Bide ic7 MALESMEN—Traveling in Missouri, and Arkansas. io sel! orintine as side line; staple. all year round necessity Cal ) Olive 494 or write D. G. Barnes, 926 Olt St. Lauie. Mo oRO} aT ESMEN—W ith or without car. to sel! »-Co-Mo motor oil: every garage. car or truck owner. farm tractor or leader sure big future with vue for the n ht experienced men 2677 Waehington ) GALES SMEN—To sell direct to ee ie owners: email article: quick sales; ° iz make no less than $6 per day vise. shies manager, 1015 Chestnut st Olive 4762 SGALESMEN—Two men for oo — manufacturing oncern;: pay ran aualifs See Mr. ” man. MOL Chemical Bidg.. from 3 to 6 Dp. m. = {c) | SALESMEN—severa! vounge Men | for citv sales work f vou a nterssted | making work in are ~aA ; vy while vou rona Typewriter BA LESMEN— pi portur ities for wires: for motor truck expansion campaircn We can train men with abilit to make S7000 a vear. experience not essential; sa! ary or drawing account; state age. Box W bal! Poet -Dienatch (cB) SALEAMAN—To call ment stores and hard muet be hustier and sing'e preferred; liberal Mmieelor write and qQualif cati one Vets 4449 baston SAL ES SME N=—Me n of cood atfpearance an inciimat work Here is @ pertun, ~ neg eiectmca appliances man whe makes good te assured of eedvancemen: in the organization O'Connor, Sth i Baer & Drv i00ds BALES MAN—W clusively in high-grade line of dare Drawine ac: mission: give ful) experience in replying 'er 1104 & Wabash av Furniture; ex-| B Perienced installment: highest | alary. Box A-187, Post- Dis. (eo) ALESM AN- Louis man for dis | trict Reeasentative for Chicago | hool, selling correspondence courses | Mm accounting and business law. Appli ant must be able to finance himself at 43 compensation if on com- | ission basis. This opportunity is at- ttive to a high-class salesman de- Sting connection in which there is| y little traveling. Will only caqn-| fer man who can show consistent | depart- | trades getter com- | on electrica!. Ware store a business falary and RO) a anG ‘rf and Vi ards repres* bord of earning over $5000 a year. rite giving age and outline of ex- rience. Box J-276, P..D. (e89) AL — Automotive Te id excellent opportunity. | _st A | wily SALESMAN Praight commission DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE—To | take over St. ist live in St. Ucation, poise, ce; no high pressure ant high-class man, experience in Louis sales territory: Louis; ’ ose : ersis- purpose and persis- | needed but. Hling service advertising or special | desirable but not essential. The ney opportunity is exactly as large the man makes it. References re- | ired. In answering, give age and | tline af past 5 years’ expe rience. | x J-275, Post Dispate h. c89 3 RESENTATIV E—First-class. to | well re. tel) Grurc trade on commission basie for | i -estab)| ied house Address. R , athen x. cn _ioulsv' KY (\ ANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CITORS—3. cood._ live wire men ga)- Sty. commission and bonus paid to sell advertising coupons Apply Southland | , ude, 13104. Olive (cb) ‘le —— PARTNERS WANTED ARTNER Wed.— With ® work With me or bu ring eoncern Grand — ndoah printing expernence, half interest in T1I7R 3212 | (5) - _ — LP WTD. _WOMEN, GIRLS ATERATION ViANI—Experiencea women ! rls. suite and dresser one compeient Make Mtiings and take compicte Leartce Work. in leading & Broadway ty > Permanent porition, mays ferences Te) i Re RTERS—colore AD} \) id N SHIERS, BUNDLE WRAPPERS poly @uperintendent’s office NY &€ GENTLES. Rr > K ss pe riety) "Ma im” ired 'n aad Mor ar ich) ' SP ERMAID he nod wWareer ron and bow Appis housekeeper Buckingham | bes Hotel, Kings highwey and Wert Ss ~ LA \ ; NC Moth iy on Lee ‘ th sila VW eh - ify MA N— i GIRLS folding cartons. GIRL | GIRLS- TLEMEN’S NECKWEAR. | FACTORY, /part time work in icing | ; Apply in the morning. Clark. HOUSE GI! HOU i }qa) need man of |. | HOUSEGIRLtenera! HK 1 HOL Hoi Sk KERRI’ EE! _—For HO! HOUSEKERrEn—!. Hol HO hiv? Fr BB PREAS LADY—Young, to L.ADIES—For COLONTAL J Oe 777,323 “WANT” Ads last year—229,344 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “@@ > HELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WTD.—WomMeEN, _GIRLS COOK—Kirkwood. Moe.. girl for cookin laundry work, 3 in _@ clock or after 5. oe 00 NTER GIRLS—Biumer s. Holiand Pidg experienced white firet floor work: no amily. Phone at 12 Kirkwood 495. —_ (cl) 209 N hes ic } DRAPERY SEWERS experienc ed only working conditions g00d aed afternoons off. Apply on fourth floo TRORLICHT-DUNCKER. Locust at 12th st trem girie to iearn An- 4053 olders ana Gerson Family Laundry. Gv .. middle block, rear PINISHE R—Om coats; good posit Clase hand sewers. Apply National Tailors ‘ Morgan sat (c% GIRL—C rest Candy Shop. 517 nN. G IRL—Genera! housework; 3 in family: erence 5°68 Maple | se learn catalog work. — ion for first Gra Lt ref- cRO) N (oc) Call 553 woman, for. general housew >"K; reference S259 Copelin (cv) GIRL—Or woman. “work. 4°47 ) (,ikRIT — Kar pack! ne a ew Lael Tea (‘o 14 N roa iwa\ GIRLS— ro work in candy Walnut at _. te rs j git for gen eral ho de 2109 ADD. ‘Ts lact learn spotting { leaning Cc oO 4407 GIRLS—N ix e. Ten and GIR! o—For ence (nll Apply Morgens a ic work ) housework. for wages. 4°31] nou. West no wasii: ne SISOS Wor k im jur week off; Bt daily (ar av must Se K | | hen hroon one aa a RIS Market To work tn cafeteria mar Plant ‘;eorge TD Rarnard anne enter and Laclede vears or older. to arantee S10 80 aia $18 to $22 | a ri oft ing ery earn press- da hon is laungst: 1300 oF& ine. car gua \ earn as, work in positions Ac ks. one. Cc olf 1x ie “| To manent Tert ninal or hone Olive departn Eivane-Ric} tre block east anc on Becht Rel! simail mangle. ite genera! arnil\ £000 Wales. mar. 2d floor: fa>\ to be thorough waitresses opportunity to work during schoo! va period, earning good money and mea'ls: ply after 1 p.m. Uriton 8 Lu room tation 19 and Saturcay afternoor Dhone orders m. or Saturday have had training in Write piain rapid hese. —To pack fruit jar rub- bers: PPLES CQ., 600 Spruce. Mulatto girl snes and lierz H12 EXPERIENCED B FINISHERS ON To is Candy ' iA? i= 1] (T N. TIE : LY R GI E WALKER NECKWEA 16TH AND LOCUS ST., 5 STH I LOOR. (C59) 50 GIRLS 16 vears or older; full time and depart ment; good pay to scart; excel- lent chances for advancement. experienced or inexperienced. LOOSE loth and (co) house w OT 7_ & WILES BISCUIT CO., HOUSHEGIRI-—~—White. for gene no laundry 524° Maple t\l—For Ld nera Russe!!! av.: Victo: 10.4 HOUSEKRUIRL—For general he home 45387 West Pine b! HOUSEGII1L—Expenenced eral housework references HOUSEGIRL-—Or ight housework 6026 Maple SEHGIRIL inary OT west ra. UBpewW Oran use WoOrK: to Sel Bt ‘ care of ch womal! anc nousework $40. ov =——e ‘Genera! no ial cooking ~a floor Sho TR lL— White young ge nera) ' work: learn cooking; go home nights fell 4015 H 4i? at ‘ "SEMAIL)-—ExKperenc references references Call "SEK EERIE “ie vt rooming house $107 HO 2U — LEP ERP oF Ox ied om ii lren ti ed Co,.ore 4047 Mas for smal’ “aces nile N. G 6sSUMAN—Or girl Aw) 1d general housework, 666. with city ELMAID—W hite, good home re an | : ‘ mz a (adany his 7 = Ww MA _ Expe! uusework,; sin necessar©r). 1 he iRONERS—On Anderson on av... middle FPEEDE R—Expe ' an Trinting +0 HEN WOMAN—App!) Daento ldbelmar How n KIT pitai, arrwe r estore Ai on in ‘a Pleasant ou' neat Bp pea}; at 4p beaut) for Beaut positions, ROA Chive LAUIES—To chard in ex change Et Louis Academy Pine. 2d fiecor LAUNDRESS Mondays and 6800 ‘ DRESS-—Firet-ciaas dave, reference required "02°68 or call at 5168 Vernon LAUNDRY HELP—Bxperienced fo\iaders good wares. room and board. Apply ltuck- inghem Annrea King s« highway and Weer ‘i Pine bi 5) LAUNDRY HELP starcher machine, ATNDRY ——For _ ward work Noepital, 1800 California. MAID—White. for general work; apartment. bany a: a’ fart references Ca Dan’ 2 ret ° aan *. th TuesGave. s#\ ead’ for Mon white. if casts coat Rot: nen eehber " ive aaa McPhe os i - Pianke 234 | 8) Week Phone Forest | ich) | (c) | M is@ourl Pacstx } | SC RU GGS | NURSE | pee pNU RSE GLP. D aneul ‘olored. pepo |; PANTRY SAI M AID—Experienc ed: no Washing; at 599] Waterman ay | f a AND ASSORT ER—On work La undry. 3700, Olie, for right party NU RSE—oO, nu th references —Cabany 773. Cuil hg youn p} ree t and Lue 701 1th irts. Apply Buckley Shi n fine wae pants J. H “ellows McCarthy ' Bidg., 9 Pech to assist 6862 private loor west. bundle Aaico | ‘c7) | rsery governess: experieaced. (c experienced Box D han- 39, (7) to AS- 30, or (cBuM) experi Cabany 773. (c5) Wain- gteady work. _Chouteau. aresees. Goldstein-Daresh. in | ic5) | (c) i plen-| (c7) | perienced power mach! ne, rt ‘oo (6) good Taillor- th and | ic? S—On apron- we pay the highest | prices to skilled operators; those | \less experienced are guaranteed | good wages; year-’round posi- ‘tions under pleasant conditions. B. CORNBLEET, 923 Washing- 2d floor. GIR] . * pa) } ton: ! a eountry room. (‘ulinary, OPERA TORS—Must steadv work, good Pav. dberg Garment Cx SOS Sth f nor —elub: rTie re operators, Ka ingtor PLEA experienced Washington sth floor L PLEATERS—Experienceq pay. steady work: 4 experienced Mor trose (jarme nt > Wash ngton, 7th floor Lindel) Bldg AD WOMAN—Experienced LY bor us. ter-(>: on skirts: (Garment ndeil Bidg TERS —— xX per enced Montrose on Mot apply ADPply office girl. Apply ‘o,. 2114 Market “gen t work ~. SHIRT M AKERS [ENCED FELLERS UNION SPECIAL MACH ELY TORY, 16TH ST., 6TH FLOOR. STE NOGRAP HER—Or typist {o skirts: 0.. good at (es) ‘good 604 A Market Ww ash- good , BUS (cd good unless 0 (cB) fal- Childe once } $350 WANTED {c5) | white. - EXPER. ON) INE. | & WALKER SHIRT FAC. AND LOC $3°:7 ae)! ' k 704 Hors k— from re aura nt * ome Ooms, , rest must iA sk— $450. 114A R yom HOUSE—1300A Franklin av.; ro — eit} e 4 ~~. © ete y f rnis or SOOMING WoOUSs housekeeping rooms 3410 FE. Lanton. (9) Rix > the 7 fur- niahe Cre (PF) n well ISON, ae qyT ‘ | Sian .@ rea ber “ga it HO i ( T gtx I I terms 39833 Washington SE—J2 : ail housekerp SOFT DRINK DRINK ‘ ofrner SOFT a i {) ‘es ‘our 4000 good cheap ren! SO000 «w ee ad ‘rnragce i Tad oat -Tiet tc? lothing and gents’ ings business. about 100 miles from §&St Louie: doit business with good lease on the main 7 mm for other busir w price about aor 'B- 180. acrifice: xe ) 7 $3000 P ost-Dis. (6) FOR SALE—WTD ‘ime datiy Se 4s Je line discount MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE BARRE! SORGHUM —$15 aneous. articies: ¢> or more days oe or i1ing rm | = VvUL. and } : icy | BUILDING MATERIALS DINING SET—Couch and day bed: no derail Rt need apply 4048 A Castleman Grand ING—S§ "aan 4207 CINDEICS. A thousand tons of cinders heu! ing 1542 N 10th at CLOTHING ‘Wanted W td.—Pay 1115 N. ~ ts laciede a‘ walnut. = ag petreom « new rouge. (c5 SUITE—Obione table. jittie, SRS cost S°R0: wa bow-end bed. ] 368° y Del mar $ 00 ELECTRIC WASHFER—FEéen- brand-new; sales floor sample: this is th new 1923 model. with the die-cast all alu aa | inum. 65-position swingine wrinzer. an’ the condition and price of this Eden will inter- | est and surprise vou Also {t has the orig- | inal factory guarantee of free service for | one year Always telephone or see us be-. fore buvi ne anv new or used Eden washer that te offered vou at a reduced nrics. as we may be able Prevent unscrupulous dealers from advantace of vou. Whenever we have a bargain to offer it is y Quickly sold. #0 telephone immediately 7691 or Central 367. or call and see t Dom estic Flectric Co.. Gacters Cistrt>- utors. 908 Pine st. (c6) FU RNITURE—5 rooms e. S7B0A Laclede av. (5) | FURNITURE—$1 a week buys $40 worth 4009 Chouteau. ‘c5) NITURE—Contents of 5-room fiat: block O'Fallon Park. Call Colfax 196 af ed) > iver u sed ite verv rra +, ally / highest prices. Vandeventer: Lindel) ta ae ag ladies’ cloth- APPAREL Nesenfeld, 5617 --- — ee —_—_—— APPAREL Wtd.—Men's and ing, suits, overcoats, dresses. pants, shoes: auto call Lin- highest prices pald: Geli 3136. H. Appe.usan, 13 31. "Watson (c8 20.000 SUTTS., overcoats: shipment to Texas; Suits. Forest 767. Delmar 865. 4426 Page Gelber. Also calls in 15 minutes. (8) WTD —Ladies’ and gents’ clothing; highest prices. Skiar. 2711 Franklin. Bom. 1554 (c8) ~ Complete For Sale MEN’S CLOTHING iT) Just ved a new lot of tailor-made ite slightly worn sales Saturday and from 9 A rr) to ) r tT “af ) TE ry EXCHANGE, 3109 5S. Ura from RNITITRE—3 rooms, complege can rent flat; $15 1609 N. Leffineg- re of 4-room flat Bt | Weonda: renting reasonable. 3149 Ar-/| “° " fromm WARDROBE RUMMAGE SALE of slightly worn ruita, for this week's rummage sal nen isiy reduced; sales Saturdays 9 to 9 SOCIETY WARDRORE 5109 Ss. Grand (c7} RL—Contents ivilege of senal eat FURNITURE—Contents of 3-room “flat, call between 10 and 5 Thursday. 15th st.. upstairs (cB) | FURNITURE—RBedroom suite, dining room Bulte, davetette suite. combination biue enameled range. like new Can be seen evenings from 7 te 9; né dealers S731A S. Broadway (cB) Fl "RNI TUR shings 5 room ent iuding rugs, over- haby's crib New assortment ‘ oOate. prices Tree? Mond: ‘ EXN« H. \NGI , cresses _- ——{ “¢y} let f rr . EXCHANGE trade all or value $5000. for riced automobile. Box h fe?) | apartm all stuffed — ! all hetwéen ‘Wt44 Harmilt goods D, 24 floor mn 196, 1 FU NIT URE Very Special Offer For Friday and Saturday Complete, : tor $119 Terms nr VW GOLD AND SILVER | CASH prid for aliver, diamond Pleatinu™ Ss (th. sl3 N. Uraaa, doors nerth of os) ive et 7 (c | CASH paid for «old silver, platinum, broken jJeweiry, talse teeth. Miller, 1822 Olive. te abs (c8) an4 for old gold broken . Miller, 703 4— Market (7) | Rooms. , ~~ ? wrrTyT) q ne roome ; “MT and Ss” . at J oak refries frade phonographs ' at ‘ © ot) each . . HIGHEST PR jewelry and dlamo! > et JEWELRY—WATCHES DIAMONDS bought, up te $500 per carat: any size, any amount. Miller, 1322 O.!ve — We pay the highest cash diamonds. 8. Smith & Co., 5 doors north of Olive DIAMONDS Wtd price fi your 513 N. Grand ‘be SFP AP APLAR PAS PE o> Bn ES REPAIRED ! hange. _ —_- = All LALP = 454 Sarah. at Olive ft. R) — — _ for Sil § 95 let s15—hed ~ £#P POULTRY AND BIRDS CHICKS—wW)! and brown leghorne new reds (5) 49904 trridge & Deach: a : Toure ata Florissant HEATER—Cheap. Bridge BOXES—G: is stoves } used furniture specia: prices on 1 GS—fxi?, spe sed fu: _SEWING MACHINES a 7 ’ ‘ Adula Bf ne gs rf nt rep aired nt sO089 42 i nines ry}? ’ Ho rr) condition. $200. lel ( mie a4 r’iz o£ ‘ esac . imu = " ,* bow on i ev fn e 7 rues > ! rator et , - 0 Je : we 3310 0 ar es le er nresr MACHI MA‘ HIN! —— ‘n iceRO ldeal Furniture 4009 Ch . PA RLOR leather, reason- piece, , f + BED—Al! ster ‘ ral Br _— Se nd used; repairing “done. John | Soon Safe Co., 421 N. 4th st. (¢ j E xc LUSIVE AGENTS—Herringe Hal 1 Mar vim. carrying highest grade “Class A" underwriters safes, vault doors an®d to repair open -—. > tele- Sr for cB ize 4157 hook cases oak: cheat 3615 Ju ‘6 lee a , Se®clIiONnAai quarter afternoor “388. ROA RD—Dr “seer. bed and chiffonier: all Call Friday, Saturday niata se’ VACUU M Co : i, everv ‘purpose phones CLEANERS—Filoor samples and 4190 _ refrizer =e Royal, Eureke. Hoover, American some as iow SS: sa‘ 1 T17 Stive time Morton Biectric Co.. WASHING MACHINES—Floor caanaian and STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES used: A B C, Thor. Eden, Almetal, Blue- Bird and others cash or terme: some as For Sale ) 26 lectric Co,, 708 Lo- |; ______ nd ome ‘st _ a a (cl4) : BAR—( nl soda ba - WASHING “$45 rs K iar teat : ; anteed ‘Sle terms f desired; cleaners ited, $3 Louis Wolken Ohio 2012. Victor and “ix? ON) M AC HINE—Eden fat $10 week Sidney PaTIS ’ ? a mi HOS Miseo irl a’ 1038 40. ; 90] Madison fF, ance due. DISCOUNT SALE He bought 350 fron beds and felt mat- tresses at 33 1-3c off end that means a great saving for our customers ‘Je can lin eave you on new dining room suites. bedroom) ,..) suites and living room suites. on ac- i count of our location and small expe se f dan to save a lot of monev on Your s call and see our lar@e stock Ww! 1} needa for the househo a LANGAN FURN. CU Bomeont 582. Bomont 399. “BUY FURNITURE IN LOW RENT DISTRICT WALKER-ARMSTRONG. H. We have now CO., 1: 306 OL LV E ST. * entire sample A few special offerings ey ‘ + | | oom f ne samples: real foun*aing at Simmons bed. spring ane ad, $22.50: drese-| real bargains; § ft. 1 12-ft., ana 1 14. finish Gay Sec and f' siivery off our floor. 22.50; sideboard and on —_— a Wash ngton “xtures Co... 71 , Fem doe $22 5O: kitchen cabinets, nd} . renges, $22.50 >): f onr "Tre"HIER FIXTURES—Cooler ; } hi et will geil se n aT32a3W Dp) REGISTERS—Nationa!l: new and reduced prices; business. Co., ecales, CASH es! rite or 512-14 St. vetrigeraters, (cB) st. safes, Rks—pue vee ons, T HE = butter box: Sullding ava 1617 S. 3th for atur ise. leased; e | GENT! the Combination Founta! } , ' f De we have lon undergell anyone been instructed ine to make . “".| TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING furnisned for | MACHINES ing wh: lesa le | TYPEWRITERS—Selling al! makes, | Fietcher Typewriter Co } Mo» - 843. Central 6406 (ci6@) "WRITERS RENTED—3 months, $6 WALKER per MSTRONG Redy iit machi: fully guarentee, OPPOSI’ r I to $7 4)! kinds repaired end re- 7 406 estirs mates furnished free. American nee, eornee oa Vritin Machine ©o., 807 Pine st. ng | 1215 (c93) or Sale Central PEL Furn. Houses ang Flats F | UNDERWOOD factory rebuilt. new type- FU RNISHED HOUS ine e >; ‘ tb. ranges; rer m 7 . In the arti others possibie now home at mocera re pair, ] OOK ly ne *o " Oo . writers, latest mode's, $3 cash, $5 month $70 cost 700; terms; ba Ty Rovalse. Remington. Oltversa. etc $15 ve (")) $65: rentals, 3 months, $5 upward. FURNISHED 1 contents} built Co.. 211 N. 10th st. Oljve “ 7245 18) 3 rooms, cheap: 46 MCST complete Lines, all _mnakes: repairs, Vandeventer i. — - — 2 rentals. nion Typewriter Co. ss FLAT—4028 Evans: 3 rooms, furniahe i; (c36) acungeene' fiat to party buying furniture, reasonabie @lectric, bath, hot Water, rent $2 4 . = b —_——$—$—— mer | AT—For can rent ~-olored; | flat. oth at. on pera , ’ + 7 >, “RENT A CORONA” $3 per month or 3 months for $7 59. rental may it appli ed on the purchase price of a new machin CORONA TYP! "wW RITER. Pat. zs co... 7th " st Ol ve 3506 4: 37 ‘) 1gci RE wre ” Apply s. ©. P RNITU he chifforobes. dressers carpete Qe 4e!i 70 tears: reason | Victor s0R6x. te ) HORSES—Aiways | Lowenstein. 1371-25 N o- | MULBe—10. & large horses. eb Co 7iz s Vandever ‘er | PED DLING OUTFIT— ‘heapa, ‘s PEDDLING OU TF! aa complete $1.35; ’ LM ; 2 ae i. — rents of flat a separate = RE ee oF sr Beeiy La est, prices. ;4 EAM MARES— unk . > un $190. ‘oe m a bany 6030, Delmar 694. oung work mules, loo, recs. 27° (8) —— «c) furnishings of homes; 4 Kelly's. Lindell 7081. 3662 Wrd—‘arpets | Delmar. large or email Proad way Hoftner ( oa! Bensinger. at ‘ 172: RNITU RE Wed —Best cash | oul all Hur’ ev Bomont "7139 FURNITUR éwelling. Orcutt Btorage. 4 ne | A2TE NTION. wra— Alt! automobiles: 50 | Main | [EVERYBODY LOOK AN | | eohtE. £ itn the Weet, : | singe and w. .2, dirt | | SORT be | ’ Sov amount. BRASCH, Bomoent, Contras | ubstantial 2-story brick. ~~ BOx | free for the 5 (c8) ~ Bee | §2—EXPERT need badly for | pay $5 to $20 for '| \WiLL ' } | a | ' | i ; (cB) _ (cB) | ’ ~ bar. | Bi | ting o ne | at a bar-| Forest some lete | TALKING 0 DISPATCH. 375 AUTOMOBILES Coupes For Sale | /——"""" FORD COUPE. LATE ‘2f. = Very latest 19231 Ford coupe. poed: alee seat cevers and other extras; $100 down UNIVERSAL. n418 “UsT. > BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES For Sale | BIOYCLE—Ta good condition. 6174A Minerva. a MOTOR RIK E—Evans Victor. 1923 model. _ ood condition; $40 Cabany ae =| MACHINERY Tan “4306 . Wanted ___ | FORD—1922 coupe; origina) AT MACHINERY HOUSE wil] buy or seilall| tires, 10 to rings and roadsters; kinds of machinery, Schoelihorm- Al bres g} Wiliams. 412 29 Olive at. suitieald Machine Co., 721 N. 24, St. Lewis, Mo. (cB) | FORDS—C oupes; ste these herga'ns, Pu NCH “PRESS Wi —U sed; weight about Clark Motor Ce., inch stroke lays _Box W-26%, 32500 pounds: 1% inch to 2 +f! —FORD COUPES—2 _Post-Dis ; | — lent motors and oo fully eautpped. For Sale Open erpeay anes ent ° a. t co. MACHINERY—F ! 4 boug rc SIDE Bi * AUTO tamming Ma hine Co.. “308 © tet | Forest S07 A023 Delmar Dei () ) CO | BOILERS—Heine. twe 500 b. vo. each. hort. F RI U P E zontal baffling. complete with all trim. | regular Ford starter: shock heord- mings. Op emeseS 1. month at 170 iba rea speedor peter. dome light. lets preasure in hwestern Missouri ; oniv $295: easy terme. FEDERAL L (CHT & TRACTION ©O., 5910 Wasenes 52 William St.. New York. N. Y. 18 c ) ee ee ee new tires tian T NIGHTS. SUNDA a ate Ford coupes: lent trace: te « Jefferson nidney 1566. finish ; FoaRpDa— io «Ra pe ‘ heap er - (es) s04 terns . $83 vente Sul Johan | et. tc) - model a real St. Louis 6 coupe. 1918 motor: must eell; Mr. Woeber a car. and Che etnut. ) ANG—E lectric: Perect 677 or O'tve 3 RAt CH-LANG—RBeautifal zrnode!l, five -paseenger : single drive. new batteries and tires: driven only by owner and in perfect me hanical condition. Phene ‘abany 584 ‘¢ od 75. ‘cond = MUSICAL electric. Solid agate Display. Sie fo1on, agate display ,0e or more [ke line daily Sac Sun dai! Se Sun out ip daily dayé _ Musical ‘Instruction ‘cat alog; lessons; Tth ~ model “-ounel De seen after if | erEA Ee K NIGH T—1921 gone 31.000 miles: can m.. at 319 Dartford “tit STEARNS-KNIOHT—oupe; tate paseenger ear This car is condition: will sell at a bargain; take smal! car in trade. dance music tau . Christensen. mi Co... 2315 Locust. Open evénings. Everybody Look!” COUPES GIVEN AWAY Ford coupe only $750 S100 Dedge coupe $490. 1675 Olda coupe $490. Si850 Hup coune $785. $°7200 Chandler coupe $875. $1700 Oakland coupe $575. $1750 Mitchell coupe $550. Terma, $100 to $200 down: every car guaranteed; trade your old car. Remember; no interest charced at Yahlem's; our prices are the talk of St. Louia, YAHL EM. 1035 N. Grand. . , naa Qn discount. Ie line “j921 4 in At will alee latest guaranteed. | WN VIOLIN, mandolin, guitar, banio taught; strument loaned. Putnam, 11°71 ; (6) | l eon: ard. — — — ee — Tuning and Repairing iano tuning and repairing; 5 years’ ezperrouse. Kauts, Sidney 283w. Victor WEA Olive 76437 overhauled | the business. wor 204 N.- 12th at. | ae (TOO) of laranteed | 2744 Russel 60L. 7637. ¢ OVERH AUL ING. Pianos, plavers and electrics the most efficient men in Written guarantee on a! KIRKLAND PIANO CU. We save _you money Wanted piano and music with ble family; leaving citv 10 months; dravyage. Box W-75, Post-Dispatch : eres For Sale Pac KARD—Limousine. just the car €er Yuneral .or taxi service: paint. ruber, mechanicaliv, ete. exceptionally ~ _ $125. balance terms. 811 Fi Finney. Roadsters For Sale ANDERSON ~6—Sport “roadster; refinished; most beautiful cenvertible passenger ort roadster; motor; cost $)7 guaranteed. ne rogdeter, refinished, extras, 192] Nash roadster, rea, wire wheels, $405 25 other late models te rms trade. Williams, of course, 41°77 ee. 2 ~ Biddle Roadster ) only one in town: special bullt por two extra invisible seats; 6 wire Ciassiest roadster in town: every~ body stops to admire it. here is a chance te own this high-class $3500 automobile for $075; year to pay: no interest or brok crame. OLIVE MOTOR Co., 2910 betes (ipen evenings Jight “pix, a ange BI i¢ ‘K—Koa: ister. — Tun rie good terms. : 3516 Rae BI ‘roadste re, like new; 192), very good one with California coupe top; UPRIGHT PIANOS— For rent, $1 month,| only $425: all very cheap: about $200 with privilege to buy later, rent applied. down, balance In ear: ade; onan over | THE RAL DWIN PIANO co .1111 Olive (cR) tonight Standard ‘Auto, 4432 o live. _fe) CHEVROLET—1919 “4-90 good, needs cleaning. $35 cash, balance terms. 3811 Finney (c DODGE— Roadster: wood running orders $ "737 Olive et DOpGE—10a1- 13s or 2340 Nive lesa down. trade DODGE—19290 roadster: orleinal enamel: tires almost new: beast of shane fecta leally: $200 cash. terms on balahce. 3S Finnev etore responal is Instruments For Sale SAXOP HONE— cheap; C. melody. Vandeventer. 1424A a ee ees Pianos and Organs For Sale a oS . , 1920 Buick Apply = rRudential A cord latest | ORGAN—E lectric. new ture Co. 2000 Chou teau S500: perfect eondizion: for kK i reasonable for cash only. 61 Lt} Pershing. _ Phone Caubanv 47.9M PIANOS AND ORGANS—One piano case Edna organ; one upright, two wary anos 4510 Enright 9 | PLAYER Are 9 got well known make; ma hoganyv: $2.50 ek. LEHMAN ‘PLANO 101 Olive. (c6) man PL AY hE R-PIANO—Angelua, 8&8-note; Chive, (c6) eS ee Lie very per co., any, $120: rolla and bench included: weelt LEHMAN @PIANO CO., 1101 U P RIGH rT PI 1ANOS—For fent. $1 month: with privilege to huy later: rent applied. THE BRALDWIN PIA: sO CO., . 1111 Olive. (cS) -_—— -- RR, Talking Machines For Sale iB RUNSWICK phonograph: large “gize: $39.59. with records: terms if desired. | Aeolian Co.. 1004 Olive sat | i ontv Tous. runs perfect; cabinet: anything. selec tions . in- 1101 Olive. c6 BRUNSWI ae w: beautiful only $72 50. Z cluded ecords, *0 LEHMAN PIANO CO., PHONOG RAP lin ene coneaole. elec DODGE ROADSTER. Late: driven with finest care; beautiful, brilliant finieh: cord tires, like new: finest |) eVaratiteed mechanical condition; silient powerful’ as new; will serve as new; $165 | down. UNIVERSAL, 3418 LOCUST, NIG sHTS, SU NDAYS.. cords i Lindell 6315W. ‘ ashington i) PHONOGRAPHS-—Bar«ains m, = kind phonographs of stand A mas hines are guar uae worth up| wil gent Daas lesa than half price; | range from $1 MAY-STERN ————EE eee ee ee ‘GM A CHINES—and records bought | run a few thousand mil and sold. 8S. Smith & Co, 513 N. ae - | me ad $650, 890. I ei 0% BRAND-NEW Art style Console f phonograph, oniv $85: $5 down and $4 a month: Aro- lian guaranteed: wonderful bargain. Aeolian Co 1004 _ Olive st i Touring . ~ 4 KUHS-BUICK CO., 3101 Olive ‘Talking Machines Wanted Open Evenings. Bom. 416 BOUGHT AND SOLD—Victrolas and F-d's0a iS. «st. ee ee Read These Prices Dodge Roadster Only $275 machines; or will trade: will call an where. Phone Olive 1243W. Miller's. 13 (c8) Yahlem is In the low-rent dietrict; ne hi overhead: 4 Buicks, 6 roadsters. only $4 Olive et. Trodke roadaters, "50: Overland roa a O M O B I L E S $250. Chevrolet roadster. $150; terma, DODGES Roadster. to $150 down or trade AHLEM. 1035. N Grand Open today. | FoRbe ie roadsters and S310 fas other care; easy terms. ovr aston. ‘wh FORD—Roadster, with starter. ete. ; Display, 35c daily o45¢ Sun... out-of | _ Gor 5 week. 3641 Juntata. fog) town, agate. 25e daily. S35c Sua POR — perfect. $11 eo) » Pe ae Jone ont diep! ay ,0c dvi y. 50¢ Sua Tare trade anything. hurry 4940 or more days. Ie ‘ine discount. Fr‘ ik D—Roadater truc Kk: ——— ; $7 3638 Garfield av | For Hire _ | FORD—Roadster: 1922; fine condition: FOR HIRE—5S-ton dump Grand | bargain 3116 ‘ eee 74230 6) FORD—Koadster ; lv. ; *” terma. 37 in r: ann | FORDS—23 roadsters: rang ) partons: | 45 * SIRO trade terme ‘ 'FPORD—Roadster; LO2L: starter bleck: real rotor: hbarg@gala: $145; terms ina ’ ann | ORD ~ Koadater CO., here i# se rea 4739-43 McPHERSON av. $05: terme. Clark Meteor Co., lize de § Kin! (eR) Op wn Sunday och 2 - £83. — pete. | FORDS— Roadsters, new ‘body; ° and 189°0O model. extra good Wanted | po interest or other charges. AUTOS Wtd.—Any “condition. » oe Solid agate 2hc line daily. 30c Sun —— >. ea “peal truck. — a : an runs like news HiIRE—New 225: (e) ver, daily. ny he Biox 311, a A FORD. DRIVE IT TOURSEe K ISSEL-SAILE FOR ar an Ford , touring ¢ car wi th 9 and m.: $1 Dispatch ur Post - —— 1 ALL unlata =t. Al TOMORILERS , Wid — Bad late Cas? Linde! 1430 wil lames, mode! is 4127 vig ‘ic Dealers "315 Locust ot | FORI=t Roadster; 1% ’ rnountablie rims and ~~ extras has reconditioned guaranteed, "45, terqwm. Mendenhall. Ford Dealers. 2315 Locust s. Open evenings (el) *_-KORD ROADSTERS—2 eee use 5 monthe itke brand- will absolutely serve as brand-new: heuft, com- Open pn a ry starter ana - Jght car _wanted In trade oe © eet ~ pase ager touring; “pee pa! nted Cc abany a221W Qo) | “ff Y —_ - ; TOS all kinds bought, mortga«ed, equ ties | bought, paid; finance automobd! lists. 2340A Olive (Ry ROADS ER touring (‘adillac: have no ' / at Hartman Jewelry Co. v co8) | eter and : Wed -—! Small. or car. One 1971. late, like new thro plete eouipment: also larte whee other ey'ras. UNIVERSA! NIGH TY RU NDA YS F R ANKLIN 13°70 | 1971. fully eoutpoets Ford automob!ies Ford Fon 0 me £00 ire wheels, for tires; re. Ford tourings. 300 Ford roa Som | painted A standard Franklin green and sold Ford trucks; we pay from $140) to $3800 with a guarante re for following makes: Cadiliaca, Buic FRANKLIN, 7814 lacust Dedges, Marmons, Saxons, Stutzs, oe me Bomon: “44 Open evenings. Wills St. Clairs, Hupmobiles, Nas«ha, i 1% at () AKLAND rolets, Rolls-Royces: other makes; bring | your automobile, take cash home; larg /ROADSTER: BEST BUY IN TOWN; SNAP new _Romont — must sell. o STEA RNS Cub FReoad KUHB- BUICK COo., 3161 Olive Open Evenings. Bom. 416 Stephens Road., 1921 Like new, moter so quiet you , ‘t run refiniehed in beautiful ma inew tires. it's a beauty only pa’ no interest or brokera OLIVE MOTOR co... Tel inen #% eninge ‘USED CAR SALE Astounding values at our Spring sale SEE OUR DISPLAY ‘AD . ON PAGE 15 THIS. ISSUE Cars going fast. Better hurry. Open Evenings WEBER MOTOR CAR CO, Studebaker Distributors 18th & Lecust Bement é1 loaned on awtemebiies: late model | seid. Auto Auction Co., Voy | } MONEY cars bought. _Olive st ——— “th 4 passenger. eora tires. Breadt@ ay —————— a We Need Used Cars 4524 Delmar Av. @ vay more: bring your car to os before eel! Bpot cash: no walting or éelaye. orest BR3SS. Delmar 1086. event and Sundaye. ae es Le -—- Cash for Used Cars ear, Fords to Packarde. piee oper c # _— your car. take cash AL Used Car ~~~ ‘eM le ad av Open 4eli 807. Deimee ome. Coupes For Sale | POR p—< ‘oupe i9* ee mode! ben wt | ful car: like few: bargain. termes Niise (aes BUICK 6—Loure. lvls Al eendition: muet _gell today $40 1817 Ruse! fe) 1920 BUICK COUPE. and rubber: excellent meter; ey. and Ta | IK AUTO C Deimar Deimar 452. 1921; enly $285: $35 be * ii 1471 Lecust et luxe coupe. vith accessories. linde!! nh oeed 5 dave 3314 im good condition: Sate 4e or terme and evenings. Cerendeiet Rey. Ce. S Grand bi IRS ASI FOR D—1922 coupe. “with accessories .« 9 Deodier x" ve Mendenhall Motor “oe sf — “i late 19 ane roadster. runs . +e5) MUSIC and Uitte ier | N@W Dodge Roadster s ; te ge, 4) #2 035 N. Grant “-" cankisiont J FOoRD———Roadster;, late atyle; tn good ~~ n - _ condition | only $116 Menden ie | joimar 65%) - on _. . : ,R prac ae : R5;, save $1300; only $485;°"* e<- ana’ penance erienrenniora - ee — ae 4 a ee ae . - ~ Pa . . - on —

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~ Sete ae CT? oy eS 2>ps5 “= AUTOMOBILES Roadsters For Sale _ Touring Cars For Sale _____ Touring Cars For Sale __ STUTZ “CADILEACS Hupp Model | _ ; 4 anger Rann ys "HS-BUT« CO. 21 live ads | tourte se ; day it left the % aaa ~s 1c KU HS- BL ICK CO., 3101 Olive | 57 "* os his bargain: only $35 evening Open Evenings. Rom. , 416 year to pay Bo gerest, OF brokerage : Runabouts For Sale mage ANDL -ER TOURING = 00 JORD. AN ‘TOU RING ome or od pu - FORD—Runat ar ‘ane event ~ KARIEI LL MOT OR CAR CO. 3145 Lee: Late mod: 4 fom new Be ey Over "3 it . . rendeilet Motor (o oY [Teal Dar indi ler Dispatch KARO i! Sedans For Sale Like ne io rou | LOCOM: PSce X—Sedar lf . . " , f : . : ” os Me . aca ome ; . sas . _ € faze. Maroon wa tins R : ne , ’ rs. ry FORD—Seda: ‘or _ w hy - FORD—Seda: _conéait: on ; os FORD _ sed an : bargain. $225 FORD—Seda n “4 other cars raf FORD—1872 seta - a s % UNIVERS. ~ FRANKL IN 1921 SE RPeronditioned thromgheuvt. r morer placed n firs p= « GRANT KUHS-BtICK CO., TEVROLETS {) ~ ) Open Eve nines Om 7 pe ; { HE R LET Ou ngs HL DSO N—Sea Jap wv ry $ ’ . a Gmtere food cond or po ‘ ' . KUHS-RUICK ‘ oO y, Open Evenings. Bom REO SED ANS Auto Buyers, ~ Loo One 189720. G-cyiinder Chevrolet Téuring. $40 Dow very terms Onne 19870. 6-cylin Overbauled and tee KARDELL MOTOR CAR C 214 1921 STU I) EI FARKER Light & « : w Pra KUHS-B! ick Deh or SED. ANS FOR - ALE = aie Touring Cars F ALLEN—PRyickse, Fords oteers, sacrificed. SJo _ Olive AUTOS,. 350 DOW ~ANDE RS N Lb re - K.. TOURING 3145 TRHODGE APPERSON—Sp Seri at Biatier H rms 50 Tou 6300 « ‘ha’ : haze —_———- = RI iCK—Lea vi DORT TOURING “Standard BU ICK TOU RING -_ — A ~ passenger touring burr teh and tires 1873 Max late 122 Studebaker | geht Gardner. 19T1 Pet *: [oa Fords: term Automobiles For Sale_ Miscellaneous Dodee ait" 7-28 Ove. ae ~ Cylinder I 1922 jeoks ‘ike Open Sur@4ay and e WEST SIDE 81 Forest S970 RO: BUICKS Roadster Roadster. T euri? ee. KUHS-BLICK CO. 21 Open Evenings , 416 BUICK TOU RING, $75 DOWN Yabiem & = Ore early imk land Leur a, si .0 Sou dow? land a } aae : ower | ae the on rm YAHLEM. 102 Stop! Look! Buick Trg., Mo Olive Like new, tha - PhaAsee Nm OLIVE MOTOR "SLO Wash "mn e#vVenings BUICK DEMONSTRA Driven only a few miles by our salesmen cars are in perfect ; Buick Sport oe ving Buick 4-Passenger ( Both 6-Cylind You can buy pra car at a ccnsidera Come in and dri ears, there is no . tached. VESPER-BUICK AUTO CO ee at Lind Landell 62:3 ) ‘ent CADILJ Aa — To 10 Fords So DOW N oe ees FORDS S. $25 DOWN - “a = > » a aed ant allows ~~ . he! ery ate Given A \way Nere » . hae nea ~*~ over = ; 3 . ~ *‘“e nwrce wre ae a $s. ~ : uty tea ;. Stew i ag = Pea tern & 6 oo — om ua _ @aay terme; trade. 3514 K “ar: rung and lwoxs Ss ae 5 * 1N385 ).* (Jrand tires: eee this car ard HUPMUBILE—] mode gecd condition a . : oy S\ 4? aay ie? 7 ? ofa A U. OM O Bt «+L & ose Touring Cars For Sale Automobiles For Sale— Automobiles For Sale ENT he Miscellaneous Miscelianeous USED CAR SALE! SPECIALS Astounding values at our _ Spring sale SEE OUR DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 15 THIS ISSUE ars goingfast. Better hurry. Open Evenim; can rest assured that }DEA_AS TO Ow WEBER MOTOR | CAR se following care have been sriced for) 193] BUICK SPORT RDS1 Distr ola: ae ae RIDAY S°= = $30 ¢ oO 00 | : SED CAR SALE , fe must m hese autom Centra! 3683 ——_—_----_ Bomort 41 hi. Trucks For Sale Automobiles For Sale — Miscellanecus Parts—For Sale — _ — . ~~" Tires For Sale MS and BOARD] s : ; a ROOMS WITH BCAR ITY Nortn "Sor Pron rn . oxing 7 om. second “. breakfast “SN. W SS — Modern ” borne-ti tke mea’s. continuous Bot wae- loce tion (2) $51 6—Second- Teer frent fo nces reasonad ie oe. eri. > M _..- o 7S : 4710—Largwe frent oo nu: 2. e omen" Pt of ae oe F a ok 4 ™ «4A ‘ip y ‘-PHERSON 447 4—Niceiy furn! ched x “om. 3 Sat oe. c@npltinueus bet water, s ‘s reo@rml a>artment. : room vith | em Dieved. Lindell , +8) | (ar. >- ew °9 SLO Open Evenings and Sunday. Serur ®ow California tep. also summer t ber- | - 8) gain. 5130 Chourrau. — — ———————— bome | ROOMS WITH BOARD—West | ROOMS FOR RENT. ——_— -— |ROOM AND BOARD—Ladies ‘fal heme. 67900 west. For parties: | vate Cabarny 4969 IN, 5404—2 nicely furnished reoms. \ Gath: nice home. Forest 5976 se ed GTON Zot! ‘we yy? 7 ZA kK : ANT } rr? Ae Ll or good tabie: terms: | ROOM—For 2 centiemen Forest | SUSI M (7) , Ro . state particulars, Disp : eh Young coupe > 4 roomie private wth ~ “je Vv ctor 2 ; amploved: ‘\ectric. 24 floor. ch \d kitchen unfurnished: = references; southwest. ona Southwest shower ‘baths _AVO! D HIGH PRICES Hotel. Sth and Pius — iowntown locatian: ~ 3 week ae adic: Sa BUC mily and transient bore. est Pars. 10 minutes ride & Pareat ‘10 20 KINGHAM ANNES REDUCED RATES=4 “Modera Bachelor vu _ LINDEL L PLAZA ic ~* L AMERICAN OR. aC ce or angie. comnts : re. “Mary Lindel! 6810. ILL. HARRY MAG Wanted . » state soul Dern > - erm o ry em 4381 4-—tieae wetain 2 gentlemen aret-ciase. ane NEWBERRY TER. 446046— Two or unftrnished reoms, with afi eon enir aoc teiephone service. OLIVE. 4733 Kinieck Del. 347723. > 72>—Furnished are bedroom ‘ences eee PAGE PAGE Bt... suthern e : 3 exposure. BL. 5294—Nicely furnished 3912— Two kitchepette. water, elso larre fret-feer reasona Die. "| Ra YMOND, | bed FRID AT. fetes rowrns ‘ aban et NT —soa: * eile a antiy serTTerngea . FRENTS— S20 Persuing. Age we NT — ext End. 3-recm ; south and west i. peegre., $ $00. Beak ngheam ‘eon fer apyuinrmen ML M foers steam gareae. one «ar CLYDE 796 ieee west nasty doomed. ss DE & A : Main 506 iaAMILIW Fo Third hard® ternational Life Pid * #svnrow At oj at Rarng” we Ga 4401 —% new har “$120 gabbed in ivory: $120 BALSU™ R. E ‘“adDany Se war APPLE 39° 8—Second ff eor § roome Cabany “Seat. 4202.4—Second fleer; By oaurta 19% tT ROO Man ‘tes N. —— eftctencs : coed air and ‘ades feet. >»4". >— Se ond "ae 4 ~~ in-a-dor bed and garege: WEST. \TE. S31—Pour rooms sur R Cadany eri > Murphy ded. 34 floor a; WEETGATE. 710—fec ond ana % ments; 5 a roems aad 6239 CATES AVENTE 5 ‘arge rooms and #0" vderler. set'y -™ * ested and Bainted MPALTER JONES R. E. CO... G18 ¢& 6402 ENRIGHT AVENT | vy “is «3 6412 ENRIGHT 2 seeome and sun se . ae > _. FUNSTON APARTMEN 4441 OLIVE. Under New Management ABERDEEN Fire |} BELLEVUE oe COLCHESTER _ DEVONSHITE *10-14°20 N_ King’s highway. fae Parc. Apartments $145.00 oath. Apply P. H. Miller, Forest t ( LAR i. 381 7—Fusiehed bath, gee renege. linens my, - 2 ele 7 itceheretite. reference; Capany 3061 CHT. 5091—Dasirabie + e ight. gas. hot water. $55. SHED APARTMENT—W est sarage. June September.

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FRIDAY, ° MAY 25. 1923. For 2 gentie we Forest SOBIM ” emBloyed, sn. FRIDAY. Furniss ead Matt __ 8 TO NEGLECT TO ADVERTISE REAL ESTATE in these columns is usually a VE RY EXPENSIVE POLICY! 3a et AA et et 4 el “eT Two large unfurnished , APARTMENTS FOR RENT FLAT —South TOLET»s POST. DISP AT: oT: conveniences vreanonate, Garage By Se parlor HOST ust USINESS PURPOSES UITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | SUBURB'N PROP’TY FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS FOR SALE. “. 7 : : | DE TONT? — , . eu le : ' — ed perest_S 14 Ww. Oe ern ¢. " reorms anda aa: se P Rn cuantttinadin Se i Box ’ ze ost - aa o TMEN | —ox: A ells i roo _ mn. kitchenette. s im parler. Murpn : 1? O0 MON H F- = . OOT 2 Al. - ‘ tha ENIENC ES : 1344-424 WN AL 1. 10T av wii oe : a: ‘ape ar” vig a " mmevenientiy arrenged. medern bard ood flours, steam hea’ tlle stn RCE SAAN LN Sentrai iad @ I | te veen "Clavtea a: od h ary : — $5500 ter ms: fine k two-family brik k fiat mini. BO JO! Lee o Parlor, x. i. Oy F cK , i . . \! sy A 4 eee en ‘ ' : hi an hath. each fieor. electri 2 Se te fami) ox B-317, Post. “Ds = a . ALFRED FE. LOCHMOELLER. 708 Chestnu' toring, mat . nen Di B "Ss LOT sad ‘Kirkwant ¢ ~ U.. Manch sat mer gocd hore and investment ey Sepa - ‘, apar’ ENTS—O0M) Persuing, . A, pt 4 . | OEY SR. O11 xee | meer pritskio; +p rin offices leva ts I } . L, | : dk nod , ‘ HN S&S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chesnut “. | » Bs Pershing: 4 rooms, ean parlor: : »-room flat. apa 77 ee > »D , . Strict . | housekeer ving nil 4 orneci ¢ R ORFPF-GILLS C.. 4014 Velinar at es 4 1k na fast roeoin. itchenette, 4 ay 40%. “koa tet, > ey | N ( HI I I F, Ww A I A i h 7701 =. cere 5 reals ans ae — >) ae ~= . ; ‘o | hem eet End. 3-reom eff nnd | rae to sult: rent $5. “WY, ——— nt space ; a = . $4000 — A — | . 4 roomie, m odern. | Nortn l’rices on ali * onnhe in Ames Pla e retaining unsold or pote List will bye - — handsomely fur. ah. $00. Buckingham Court.’ Call ¢ ive} 1 kecadieg visi RE. CO. 722 ew ks Bo 1 elevator: | oad! Kms Closing Out Sale = MR. MAY. Kinloch, Webster 79R. ans ; FLAT—427) St. Louis: modern 4 ana 4 CTeased. Until that time we will continue to sell what lots we have feft line Wao bal ‘ - en ce - : ‘ 71 > B in =60Or, Pao + i na ' Bi + oe - , - ie be . ; NT ~ : wen a id rent large | ‘ fer appointm n ‘7 . = 3336 or ay “igo . Ou saa atfo ! Avpvlv « ne ee Move: mae hee: Lee! ae. Ow—L ARG E LOT OoTn S- 200° at our S} RCIA! REDUCED rt ices with our pr pre r} | ’ (;1 APRA! BEt.ie be . 3419 g: a ne ries ay 4 —— _- y } la ia ; ; ' f° > . ~d - Tee Cis sz r TE. §6—.:: a fleor 4 reomms, sun HARTFORD, i . & — ‘ —_ . : l mt ge r ‘ —_ P enn, D- : : 4 .O in) .? a aeyv term See Come os Sadan oe vanitor service: | Wi "MP a EY, 35384—Six-room mote ra +E. 1651—Vacant now. Gre walks; | w pri t u ter road and Kirkwood track RENTS $1670—PRICE ONLY s95%0 ' alance in thi years, _ YDF rs : ~ per Tr - T , ; , complete house Serene ea * CL 'D 5 . KRETCHAM. J ae, Pi ive »? : _ ¢18.5 ‘$19. 20) $) 2) 3 a, ; : h. ws » A and in - apf - M: : nn ge wed r me “Alesinan at offi : ey shine ina t's rere \ ' nin s——Newly decorated. comfon. + 206 Internationa! Lifé Biig. +e) ignt-n house rr ;' sar —.% —_ vk Ml cartinent ; : sant. £8006. —— _ apartment: tives ‘ Southwest ) West pP ER h'( »( T rent ' ri ak ne be nie: ' . erest is : — RERR RR. #0 aL \ Ab * B h B R | C (} ge. nice —__ 4 ‘a : UDE E. cae Tos xs Sib st 8 hs '. bath S415A——Bright S-room riat.' 30 Rear 207 yet e-Story bris , ia “ e S- its we ha : on N. @ 8.-reed. block frem ca + 738 M APFITT—5 AND 6 ROOMS »US ‘: ur Ns Ca ty O., - 105 lestnut ’ : ace, fixtures, sc dul Crete pri “a. e are uncerseiling them : ‘ POU M ed SOK 16" ler: double i! - bare sfieer room rf we mnighed Ma (c : —— : ASTON, 5550 50 , 5 traded to city rade ‘ r . , ' , y ve w~ as iar 2 Py s t for ~ gentlemen or couple cae Be BRRIGHT, 64156—: -fioor a 2 ef com flat ubove. mean Be store and 6-/ @) 50° ape foiNa @ aiteubat vide | Pe , e..& Moc ADY A OBERMEYER. 5179 Kass ‘ a ‘ iorge ow } ‘ ; : t 1994 0-Troo” - ' ; | aes bOUx300 PU | “ Forest 319¢€ Delma: modern ‘ l- « : Ura (4 ‘ ; . - } ‘ iieTonK?é _.. DRIER PL. noarek ee earn she | rece . ¢. ‘oe 1} teliubl: mi ‘o.. | Ca’ “ lase ! eping porch nes am ri " tir s r oth a8 | 1) A EAH \ ot ij t hesinu es Abad Wir) “ P ” nL 2 i4- 16 18 l"nivereits 4 ats Ao ' ; : For Sale "bat hh oes SSO: gaa ro : eee | * heat gtk s fbi t——Modern. §-rooms. . ) 1) t } ot Pp k ‘ : . - ie . . : ‘ _ , = ; , yer pFand o “etn heath * \ ees house ek oping : ’ : i); DOssession it 1. 7 , - 1M. l-Bt RNS 1IWS Chegtue ‘ ae : DEL M \ R B Wi 7} ] p p e VW a a r 4 HOw; c—s , ;' beaut namae | . « urnet 1. rth ya STN : ava —o l 29 Ciel ne v Fe m he « * aie tom ons = : . —_— > » mm Tt , ' i? rkwood ia lolte » Corner House hone C 5 —— — - au I 85057" : ~ 9a e ns 4 = ere . ~ ° A 4 . . « . tprai "" ' =| ‘ : ' ' " " —" . . » Quiet, em. or WM ur He] Tit * [«! rkw oa $:30 O0u o $18 =O 1) rs res . * ARCTSEEAN ber] (“hes ul Mi 1b. ip) : P ? , ot ’ re J@itija: at ’ S moon 7 eo : ~ty hn cS P ed , BeTON | rh sho—large furnished . 1 or Nyig mry ; siiver, e1 : clures, OlL ST AT Z0ON Loc AT LON $1 (00 oot 2 ww trad eautifu a ERAN! DITTMEIER REAL # ) cant: eneu ound | id feat PINE rt. AT FoR COLORED t rye ; - rent ler eT) (7 > ar [ -4 . IbD- niinut , . , . -— a ' . 7 . - o 6°4 i eatnut « - . .- ! : : 6 th WwW, sriaste t PNGTON 49189 ; ; a mis . GIAN DUR) 660 King, n etter a ai price aA stO . — pare CUES ean } de. Wy lv 1569 Ria te ). ae ; $A ack vi q a rooms alan = Ae i hay by , j : — apart: ents SOO to $RO mows n : = MA y AA ESTATH ‘o - ume ¢ } ) on 1-4 we \NDERSELLIN ' EM ALL. ra Room Bungalow: re FOUR 8 [- I]. DING >. $625 0 SE 4 root. . mime Pres ; % ee +The ager vate aa $3000 erm 73. “Aas = ~aaed _ gee. electric, laundry facilisi p Oo houteau a ; eas 6 " . . ; wits , roa } Bs > ata ‘ th bye ' af rie decor, 1; his nae . “er oad - ey oral we OF three \wood floors OND) COTE eI LL. rE. Bas : - rot VY 4 tee _— ae. i sapsans is” ae , ‘ s* ’ * ate tt + . . on ’ Pe’ hern exposure: Ssbees S28 ‘men only: ~ ” . "LY . KETCHAM. Le? 4 . os ' , — ) : mamta = meee oe = Pee = . oe : 444 ( () | | AG 2 A\ ‘ ow NE A i. t AN ING CIT’ * 7 v 7 e — — ieee : = 7 na a ~ m0) 206 Internationa Life Pide ™4 rn *T Mrpiture mF » i litle rHES GRé | N 1) IN do roonge l furnace, ferag ' ith. re } brick fine crae , ev coPpdiiten. #asy monthiy paymenra INCsITON Bi. 4745 — Single or e J —— ” - - uNnron? a . ° sa = ‘ —T_ ie sinene I ; lial Umea snd : Maplewood ou tion threuzhe ae ‘ rave one? si] nal eh cows rrieet anxiou* te get re. - n '. : + ‘] ; s> | \ }- ~ ( | ; a real home for gentlemen or couple ’ : - 4 at] wt »] ric, st) ] H 4° | S'] . L, } Is cme ‘ gem pa 7 »>AaTDY £ OREFRMEYER : ‘ “oe she ,ou hr Heible tuvere than «a great den! - byed tin 16) : d roughout. ar ) t FLAT—s ‘ore -~ | : — bath and « Side Canin ie ‘ores: 3196 Delmar 3664 ee 4 , vidi Mare n. Ineavire Tyler 1760R - ‘a N st | : Te »#. ¥ p , ‘' oul “76 e gg tg} An 1" third, for iene Ding ; ww ha , a0 loo ' f by) ¥ ob ODs ~5 1000 at ms. one 7G Toor, third, for ; . i sUrroundine*s -ar Ten te , N ‘sa ! at ai) rf | evi . SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN . . INSTER Pl, » 394°—Tw large q > Vat aT) Fatage. apuly . sO Ty] r" hes ' ; R E A 8 E S pS A 7 E " /\ | 7? Mt =—T BE SOL I> THIS + ar Mé IDERN DW E. I. L, ING sOU00 keeping foomes for 3 adults; “bet wa- fre. floor west (a) Mc PHERSOWN yw s , ‘ - RES IDNNCE—fi-room frame tine let 1651 N 1Sth two - fila Mets “en \ ; oom TMi: STE | 4947—-Clean r A. Bl... 8 N. ith T, : monten I : INGE RK ac rit payment, Dala: ize ) ‘ a im-Clean house. , . , Pieri te =e rot 4, ler ‘caer - Deel GHEE pink a ie; '¢ ror | — | ar neeers fe — —— ene tee Sirage cp- PPHERSON, 4401 — i fico , ivgze is ad ) n 9AN , " ar weed f[ioere: Wood wor e- | | ® dail ' Baisarén P Sibed in ivory: $1.30 gy, PLATS FOR RENT—Furnished Wen. Agate. 23 dale ts OM?) Ke i R RACE Richmond Heights | 39xx LABADIE AY. South I 41154—Fxcent : . , ened rewm and kitche nette, gtionalty BALSON R be adans b4455 6) “Heap ; ‘ , y ff ¥ ; iy I WN VA oe rely >: wae = i flate bargain : *\% a. ‘ = Bovie ® - - Ss private fai). . MAPLE, 6928—Second floor weet. corner , y ~~ ierous . ne made none eine and * IADY & OM! “BE IE YER ro ee | 7 ~— a BPOR PL. S6°29-— id wo connecting lighe ment. 5S rooms. Cabany 2957J ‘9’ | THOMAS, 3045A—}) . |. 3 roo " inden aon m , FC ROOM Y 7000 ter el ento! ext 319% Delmar 5661. eeIDE NCW tax ‘ ‘ ‘ 10° dai Me Su Keeping rooms, ith kite henette, cas. SARYLAND. 4202 A—Second floor: eteam tris bath. rge porch tenant mous , REAL ESTATE CARDS uv Now Re for P dt ices sa : ere tale on rn d = = n ; ‘- p days line diacount. Harm Eas : Beated: white enamel gas range and ive SOrmie oF l furniture: ° hem tp : . ; — f: ' | ern residence: hardwuo _ ) . ; —— = a; Sagi e oomhy : WHY BUILD A HOME Advance University City : Northwest 3 hace garage: GOSOO. 4, LOANS On REAL ESTATE - s FOR RENT—COLORED b" a! , 596. ast I : ora ne an-] 1 “am woes ) TNGatrow SoG | = ow NORTH MARKEE?! . MK ERT wi! buy se ona Geeda of a7 ” ,Y , } OOo a? ‘ riinie ry? . Ny i. _— —— — . . ‘ psa te Pe lio ; ..at r bungalow : : ve ' weeus ~— © Pw: “ monthiv notes 706 Century Bide MIBON, G03 N.—2 fine basement rooma: ' 5. 7 “our 1 efficiency: . nar 3 v roon fro} Mr. KLIMAS, Cray yi hi - ance Kees om agg ‘ Oren - pore St. ae . ; 2 residence ot istienw) ; B entratce, Water, respectable colored on. . (; good 41 tc = furnished . . _ —_— —— r he jardw l flo ra! arg LADY & OBERMEYER. 5179 tn t of Grand: hardwood ‘loore «i ~ MONEY TO LOAN—§$100.000 on Improved *® with references ie , “¢ ; le ir ide he os th, rn YX. Tosure ur . . 9 oe Joseph }- ; Co OTS FY R ert ts ~ ad line ey it Me rl) ubd rs t1nhe De'mear 266) eermin swore? oppe . Bs es St Louls real estate, at lowest Interest —= icity Apply PON ‘7 i, , roun ' iy nt “$1622 Chestnut 31° : 7 , 5 aes . ee $7 800 ern “abr oe —ae or $8000 JOHN'S. Se “sis. Chee ; 3 * , * palagtege “ — ; 4 + sa " P~* pe FTI ‘ af o*? - Tu ‘ " - eae . - - e ‘ - . 7 ' “4 ws ; , ’ : | >! ; ro & tau’ ROOMS WANTED PERSHING. 5625—Second cast: 4 so0r we Ray BR 2 . as] rs for all kinds . a diated “LATS AND Bl NGALOWS > Po a ate 8) : i ; pene ine - ry bs and . ao te : : . Pe: F p ————me gen room, in-a-dor bed and eek ag ‘ , r . wn Ss ' , Ne ip 6-ROO oan HOUSE. ¢o2 WE wil! weak e? . - a me +. ; rhe . ; “ >| ‘ itA I roo ris ull parlor: wes a a e ar buy seco ond ‘deede of t L Wid = urnished rentler nan: ; perma- hat . AJ 7 a . e is right. Mair 3 ntral a R 1" s] \ FE Ss rf 7 ORNE RS Webster Groves y : “kX ore ‘ull 4 or Oniv $350 . ae 5 gp FR pe BROWNS REALTY co. 9 offices, Bb - (Th Ros i 2.34, -D pa (BY : a Z ‘ roome. heat ‘ sf * . : i - . » af ‘ . r ma RE FN E—5 room - > vith hur iw Our 4 . , " an $ = ' : rent tached ho ses ; a ‘ a - x Caroline: two Esstan. 7161 Man, ‘Ber B.°aa ort - BUKERN K. BE. CO. can sell vour ‘Proj perty. > WEBS! GRO\ ES TRUS . Ast | Pennsy'vania. DAMON. Grand Roe. 3 SAMUEL. ccagammeanl Pym. Ro gee” a» & | ranke, 1008 Chestnut. | re Hex H-151 - D (5) ‘Apariments;: 5 large, airy rooms and 31 — - ——, - n Ss oo Bem today. wis FF nllerto; tide ) Tower Grove « e OF at of PE SITDEN: b—212 Papi: fh rooms, fran ‘LAT—And store building; t. blook — ste hs ks (e801 i vY vent! ‘ parior each; modern and new.y ; . LA Wid ’ i Pron unrestricted bee st ing Southwest ardwood floors steamn hea _ large ls t, a if 4739 ee ee ) “1 , ay tf 4 itleman. in orivate Box vecant; garage if desire ‘or pe {ween od and 60s t. Easton and BE. F. KR. WENNEK! Pest trees: Gases BE ONVS 6OSn,-25 1 1_AT— 39: kory: nice ! § reeme: | Southwest MONE Y—MONE Y—MON EY D1. Post Diena te ia puticelare_ 3 . & reem Been ren. 2 tor s ' ' - ‘ . ge our list of Websier and Kirkwood a level . ‘sf 508 Riaite Pheate: ide Lindel m4 0 You Ne 1oney erty. ic of June 15 to Sept. ] (abany 471°! re awe amy Cee ms S* “ West ~ tchen unfurnished: couK- : = ‘ ila ' irs 1s * . sie ash $40 month!. buve "711 yeferences: southwest. Box | ‘ 6409 ENRIGHT AVE NT E fiat: ata abl y - , Tur Pur , . . : tat ad abn it . : os ( nue ot oe od equity: mL wee ide | ) "eG _ COLONIAL. Br ks te ' | os bh family. 3 reoms, $3850 Olive ” | SECOND” AND THIRD DEEDS (3 , i \ew x For avick service. Ranking interest. co. Soledad agule, 25e line daily. [—Mother and grown — want ” ' New bul) iding. : rooms ana +un fh ; Ww’ Hr 4 ye Nis ul ed ee el tat es anre , re for this service = ty - - ni rs Fir ae n Side . i AND . ' 0): 4s Tay i . : ; ‘ Perit S000 Veat lea lily rr ranced ern; reasonabie. GILMAN, Cabany "509. “Al7 . floor ent re feren: os x BE — ; & PR ERG) x5 (“hes . . mt P - ive Z -? at } ie : ~ a eo :. R: . * 163 Post-Dispatch P cs, | | nad . at | \ t ¢ EE WV" E Ret K j? HH \I > a a = wie fi AR : ~ . s meee = : R.. reome jerae_ Racage $10 00 ‘ aoomaneliel 6412 ENRIGHT DWELLINGS FOR RENT mail’ cottase eajowe: 6 | lO GROCER OR Me LOT 50x200 | ath, tiie” porch. “warake: Rood. Soation’ | 4 dail Hs Kenan’ 1° S| LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'TY > Le - »*?7 : ; *% '.* »4 \ ‘ , i ’ .* fal j New pa her ¢ 5 om: 4 eun x “>? : — , , ‘ 7 = me T > Ty v4 ° | Al A \ 7 .e ate ’ mag } riwoo ‘ , , . 9 ’ » LL” & > 7 . ricgcte evy i RESITDEN a »1) ’ hr | ; Por ‘ { ( ) BOARD Witd.—Father and son, extra lavatory: rent 130. ay nee : yet DRUG MAN stantaneuus heater ra nit .sem>: BROOKS Ri ie § bb cellent; conditio rn rms lwo | AU T MOB BILE et SANS farni P ‘ : ' 4 ' nits of city hos- ALTER JONES . , 518 Chest ut ‘ aaa ’ ’ : >a THY . — oh tas ' , wets in al! re ms: price » eer) PLAT; Mc Ree ni las al 53: fleors tot PAYA TIS: located em! othe To in¢ividuale on private care: 21. Poet Tx Sr Louis. _ Mo. . i “ING “OL ~ “re > , at , é : ete iy ae i 2 — ; ; , a ° a ‘ p. ore ; “ e CHaAs WEBER \ an "oon fleet ra . ‘an . +t) thy ‘‘athersira ae fin light a ‘ ruftion In e#aev instailments. = We alse us : oe i ————— d garag r Bt ss , oF ' baa SD - saeitiean” ambi eee a . : — . - ' _ cor it » meta) weather coolest hou tv; recent des rewrite mortvages to red) or ma )ae€ "oO = o dg r ‘ ' ere? ’ 7 z ‘ > - . ~~ q 4461 OLIVE — — ew with ¢ receptior ‘ pi =o wx 4 ONT R bE SIDENCE BARGAIN et ways tS FP AND PMIATIT> \V'e : am FRG ana ‘ 7 e sa r a ‘ Shik ‘ . 4 P , ’ ‘ A 7 z i“o) { har 5344 - : : : : mam, 7 > ‘ ‘ =. om - 7 . . 4 , - sh " - > \ rs. -’ ‘ . ath »\ - > ‘ »? ope? \ th wt - dadnyv s roo til : th “a vd kfast; state price. Box B-413, P.-D Under New Management Norengveat HRISTIA Gr. i ete Sienhiiet 9 , heemetiin Mama woe Be Soe mot wane ee pone war. ee tame? oa LOAN- ~ Ft + toh’ (G> Beputifully furnished 4-room efficier ———, = B22_Coestput STORE r2NEMENT—1500-2-4 and butlers pa bright kitchen itn | MICHIGAN. 3845 — Single fiat. 4 and _ . €. MORFIT. 807 Chestaut. | . ———— Mempietely furnished fer focerne tice he. | CORA 1: rooms: ell modern. onven oi Mey: rent $4200; want cash high one-piece double dovwbortd’ vorcelsn | rooms. modern: immediate posscesion ¢-Bi COOPERATIVE CO.—On furniture. pianos: ! ubile ey nt wn- in s BU ab offs rt ® for West | i propert' Thome 0 and also lavators nd . ‘ - ; aS: WASHINGTON AV. HOME RARGAIN 2 per cent per month: ea vme ) HOTELS SEEN, Santel Inciagee tate. (UE | ne anne ae Wanted _ | b “a 203m I Tit ‘ 1 PLAT, $3950—s6n0 CASH. BATH. ETC 4145 Washington; ‘8 rooms, bath. fun | Benoist Bldg, 9th and Pi ine. Bain? a, wai Ee CAE an CD (c5G) rental includes nd gas “or i. Tn scat i ma ~ae eT ei Thue ' eT ro ! xz ali beUuroorn ene | ©} ° Maroltine nice eiibatant’s brie} . - ee ~ " eo —_— " . ; tn ‘ > ‘ . ‘ oT |. art t) a. : th . . 4 he . — . > . be ; » 1 : adi? . enavyv tery ~ wok * mah ’ a ZAR . HOTEL—S3127 _ Locust, oes ‘ : a ceeehon . ang we! ~wettn . - ’ Al AD VM . — ‘ A - . ; A IN) - ; ne . . 2 - , mayer , \ ' 4 oT 3 3 rooms. ha th ana o tri eae, m~\ . ‘y Hit A"! H_ x18, * e - = - — ———— i 2 = t. running water: Tec day Up. r, 4 a. er. ice, manager:r, ‘ “OTT At i aed Sara , 1] mee —- - R ‘ & ‘é { st ; ' - } “a1 a SPE c h 4 K) 7 EK. STORS' . oe 0 Le ath - ' : ac ' ye Terr = r s MONE Y te saliaried people: easy DA yme a: ‘ee ek uP _ 78) HOtSMAS REAL . 4 . ‘anil it4y 5 pai ., on evenings o un ar ; . nt ¢ $3500 1905 D ea oe TA end ae et WHYMAN. 407. T°* (@j,eet 6) HOME BARGAIN confidential. 1881 Railiway Exchange Ri . ae RR RR ts ¥ hesinut . —— ae : OTTAGI td > 4 tate, % n s $-story br . iz. 5 ant a9 gag Ps > wail. teeth ; SINGLE FLAT _83600—s600 CASH ESIDENCE aR: (cls. Ll. HOTEL—2S800 Locust; ronninge ws. | suite S12. Phone Olive °* (cS Mi: “AN. ITFIN—Haif bij rom l.a- “ , > ont go water. basement Les oe i> aes PRACTI f ro “ : | tub. shower baths, $1 day; $4 week ' =. oy — e's apetie, © roo.ns, hot-Water heut Oe -— ~- a . : ! Ds ent 2 >*; 1998 DPD besutl: esign. Imspection : POTS. : ES Se Ete. c AL LY NEW n nisl: lool =e MONEY leaned on 9 ay e. (8) | ive , TAGE Wtd —4 or > rooms, | on story, room br ored | TREMB! " . ) = ‘yg nee Coe NCEY P. HEATH, B18 Chestnut | omy Captisieato, We de % SEER Bee HOTET SSS tare —neee ABERDEEN | Tr St Stes nor 980 © Sitar beter 966. S0B oi | gra Soe orm brolomas Co."bEl Biaimen' np.an, larg« por hy law n. shade trees, . ’ ~ “ J West , Mt ideal oat Sud COTTAGES . i. —— : ~~ 7 ~ a? - . . i - : J ‘ 4529 PERSHING , ‘c®%) - BF ire. BET LEVUF _ : for cash; no commission ; -no =. e*xumine anc rm Wellston ARE YOU NEEDING MONEY? See us — - _ Boe 4isaLry 4 KENSINGTON 504°—F yu wh. sie mene (rate ris} 4 > Toor. Wheat sev ft LARK 4 ‘ ‘+ « : _— , “Ss a ° bap tn KE ws. A T—S6800 rhtful home of , rate = bathe. quick ery gine ews joanne: low BEPALE HOTE! O17 “De imar—Con- 5 . ~ , = 14 Ae Pe 7 reomes Porest 2086 ow Jun ; 10 \I etien Or a mn = co’ | | (SALOW L536 Lewis: roon fy and § rooms, bath: umewy ' ft his exceptionally desirable location ; confidential os lum sentiy located to Forest Park and thea- | roof ( OL ( HES ] E R sept. I Vall Ll to 4p : ’ _ ae HS en ‘ apy «feren required Inquire a ruggiet, |? LAT \ 4 and o rooms, Ca wa Ras, i : es ; furnaci fin iahe bagetoent eee oe My tone! Fme- : as (‘oer a ’ o ' rs ‘ : On - ; ; ethent ow vil make first } Broadway Loan c‘o., 612 WN. Br meray oy REDUCED RATES AFATETTE =: 3611——Com pietel: furnished WEAT We, , te FP TO | , rT a nat hot m eer c ORGA ‘ , MJ 7 ~. e. 1 , 5600 rub garaz New \Indern Double Flats econds Te es au | + eo us . feo are) | > ¢ liv and transient hotel. Laclede tar {| homey apartment of 3 ronms for Susine«s hath, elect: no children. Tu , DOO ci ‘3 Warre r 2644) > SAT. Pome of st ot 100x230 “Hy VEE ER 119 rae 3 3549 Mi kan 5. | : : hest ni DO TOU NEED MONEY? et Park: 10 minutes’ ride from Unien men Grand 7631 6) Tontgor th grape erries, fruit and shade trees; leub hei t sat hel: inleted: have See us. To working 1 oy ty housekeepers. _ Forest 1080 (34) — ee Sil 4 td. —Te pi + gall ERS COUGIIOS a ee nd kitchenette le bathe ne - . , we loan you and arranged for you te re ue — Os West = ~ = ores: 0414. one: — , etraction: on aot eee en cost of BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES . ore, furnaces: onan far tmumeska Io49 PERSHING in mall installments convenient 1° ben. | oe Tarr . — 77 — ; . t? tier _ ’ rior ; : ouse . P| : : gna Cheert mt . bre o ot 14 . ms ‘ , ome in ane et us explain our met a) Q scence , , A" , 4 = . epee ae“ : on ' : Ane - foder 2 Bs: "ec h lor uarters TAR TMENT—Five room furnished. in West Ww ha | } | Li and rd Mills, Over- For Sale + nannitinina tie teulent te an ofan you. 207 Chouteau Trust Bidg. es nie gentieme Lire © and - will find beautiful home and chole- ; ie 6 fen, | PLAT Wea or. n Maire. adults ; a ee i at 1808 OHTO AV E NU Eb short Mal ase aga ee ai MONEY TO LOAN other gentlemen). stationary pan} (Co) careze. about J \" 309 Dew . WM ui > | + oaerieatins tamed - : | " : lw Ee ate joans to furniture ownerson your ‘ine showers, free telephone: A TE NT—Beautiful emplete:: iT. LD R le SIDE Nc a5 W A N\ | kD ‘ an Fo } habe ms i. A - = ©" eo -y a ' , ‘ . om TRANK ORE App ee 1 es E DW AR 1) Wh BAK KW kel, own terme. lowent rates Phone Olive 4 two vacancies Call Line 9 Fooms, sun parlor. inimed b wiaos Q n South side ges: f-room modern ‘bungeiow. ali| monthly payments buys dandy 3-reom ve 456. ne ALTY e 5555 118 N. 7th st soa) | MUTUAL CO,, 207 Victoria Bidg., Sth and to BRD wer month — (8) som till September ra \ i A Witd— aves MoUe ; od no aren: BK 0 tat Fm so » oh , oy 4 i) = Arcade ‘os Locust. (e2i«) “ , ble person; reference. Cabany 67 between J ° :78 Po: ' D spatch ~~ bee SH AW AV K] T wu ¥ tel 7 yi , ’ om : ch lyme mre ; Sic: ‘ ’ rent . ws “ - . ’ thie t : - ? “! Lo ‘i’ mn? . 4 : . \ 4 A | iF Ye rt need $5 to $50 quick} ie" . 5 DEL. Ly PL AZ. AL HOTEL . Se (Co cms y Ore cena - | a. A on sok inumeetienesin ~s dion 4 _ Northwest 29xx Sitaw: double. 4 and°B toon fat BUSINESS PROP’ TY FOR SALE Mig a” vou should know! Wek let you 30 LINI ; aan AR me | 817—F unishe tment: | Prat BENr ro } ormation —-—-+—-- modern °% r ") : | eTom © ; om ar | we it fog the asking at the cheapest cates; RIC AN OR, RI UCROPEAN —_ Basi n ges ran ee aan ee d | PLAT OR ae Sage 2 :' -_ REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE : WM MORGAN ; Mo. BU NiGGal ow 19] l turd . "OO! R at ank PR wAND y ony wy A saw 26s tat STORE BUILDING—Brick with.4-room flat best and most private terme in M on ri. ” on en ae ~ — "Cathel EQUITY—For chet ce S850 equ ini 4 —s = 7 ath furnace newt! lington Schou: ; _ shove; Water, gas, bath, toilet, electric; Standard Credit Co. 3081 Rallwe .- bieck from New ¢ -athedre): larce cow — 7 i ae 4 ‘ hy yo i Lad dh tonite “Ses what have vou? Rox }/ cep te ‘. | iewr ‘; er ni > - - Ww, alietem cal th t ighte bot-air heat; well built: also 30- change Pidg. Open 8:30 am. te ¢ Dp fr, en suite or comt on w ‘ : “a 11 Au-=andsome 1-room tee (ng. . , . _- W -36% ‘ost-Dispatcn (CBO) ae | ne VW ELSH-BERGFE!I - ast Southwes ~ ne it; property under lease; | fe : ‘4 WECIOnNcy; No kitchenette: reference; verv Post-Dispatch is ~ = LT- Pron! woe near bn an ent and : - ees ;, ve ‘Co rent $1500: price S9000 ~~ er - a -—— , Marv ‘and noe Porciede __ Cabany 3051 (56) | ROOMS Wtd.—Couple desire 3 roo. an . at ) : inear "SR Rotanice! SONG O a7: lodiamont; « y ; 19x5 mn the kere 4‘ Ss 72 East Bic Bend road. Webster We AT ARIED I “OF LE. Neri ke’ He “RT n 4 4 Lb Mer (ch GATE. 740-—B ae Oa Fs bath. Call Sidner 2OSRw . oon = a ‘as - ad. i he *o'811.000 re . S31 Big Bend road with cure ae gmat . +h a : 1AG ™ ‘ oe eautifu! , room bare --~ — P - , “mae > . : : ' iseur terms r corate ric price , t . stoirdy —s ©8s or tres To" —_ Dish = 72 I ~ : = “y -_ ouRe o [— Hes orne i Y rt ‘ : = ; ; p39 “ nil amouwnt " : : : ——_—— ; 125: elso carage: Ju 15 . ISERS : ts, ho . in in” Cake te He ~~. fe ORF! he sone | —_ Pr ney ours " the Guickeet , _eduite. Cabany 7683R. Furnished Fists and Ap'ts , re er ) 99 ng danly substantia! ALOW type, 75 f alee 200 Titi : Cc LOAN a INvE gh “ : , mene rondaile, ! terme: 1} t (} mM 5 8 Gants bien ‘ neon U BING f — (8 y 4 rt ve § tie (;Ua rants it > co BUCHT. 5091 —Desirab le 3-room @Dart- | APARTMENT Ww td aiins of two 1 ae mpi ' 1603 Hicko — bargair an a a k sale ner: st o on ! 7 rooms rooms 8! " entra! - Liberty Central Trust F de. t, Sas ot water; $55 Forest | > ehildren ari w 1 vent or ‘a; Peete Ss! WM ORGAN, ; - . Cs bath or far t vor t-water heat, tile bat ~~ ¢ rUuryrtcerre ,aAr TY ; mY’ Phone Olive a ; ; ne in) for vear or two six nice.v furr ; —— - = e $7760 West cdedD | N \ ES | \J E \ | eS _— ¢ ‘ . : ge Pedy : ane: Sms 5-reon u $5 PER FOOT—65 PER. MONTH perede: Cahany 2442.(c6) — P , ~ RAILROAD MEN BAO ue . . na ule as . - . eOut! iA -* ' : wir’ ’, - : ‘ Puy reall u pevey “ } . ‘ Sree . mites b> a5 ‘ ' por h A — Radforth, Jedburg, i ISHED eg ARTMEN wT. rooms ’ : rt RNI AED Ar AR 'MEN . om = r} " 1 «wt ‘ti : : , /4 Oakwood ut > (st 2440 ’ . Se ‘ 4 »’ 4 oc rril *e * worne a a ’ att = " . hanes . " ’ we . MONEY WANTED» : " x] Irniaenec ' } sine P ous ‘7 a ‘ —e —_ wrnace wu rme te! Ver . ; j * ~ $e . - * 5@ j ‘ + 7 2 ti pernloned 5 SFOM SENG, lo to ’ Pie * references Ce) nee - *: - et —~ “ , = r Ud . b —— e “4° furl > Soom . ' }. ; o rice 19 OOO 48Gb kore ‘ RANI ' . _ TER 7> 5 ‘t MirinN EA Witd«-—§ sono ee Be from BHO! XE ) Meramec, near ates eee. Cabany 5735 +k or ft lence an ndustrs 3 — ——— MAY KRHOFER. ROBINSOS ALTY CC).. i Nol FUAT—4 and 4 rooms furnace / is pemi nul | vari). secured by valuabie prope.y _ 3 large rooms and por ~’ 5 per | ¢ ISHED APARTMENT—June 14 1 ; ' “etress. 96 * bOx | a) | Li {) rT. ~ 0) °0O7 Times Bi 6 ml inquire Birenbatm, 11. ; 47 omnbetion Hox W.7 Pow. Dhemateh / ' . »’ . ; : ; 4 , “ ’ & ; 3 I =e Wue . sé . ’ iy . . “= ~ wears ; Bad beautiful ‘ ~~’ apuie 300 io “k FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT r ssn : ' ’ | "lead . : , , ONE = i. OOR cal r sdce: MONEY Wid—$1000 for 4 ‘ears. on ” ; ni * ‘ boil) I . “8: . “4% sf * oe ‘ ? ‘ , * ; : . ' : ; : y " , pier ak , ian ee iw yy oom ge Porest 1615 for appointment io®) } “ IDpow wante tr share her 6-room s. 4 ” : . oo ’ bh . Me “ ~ - a nag - " — — ry 4 i. u w Fal .. od PLAT . “ ay omploted ¢ . i Lanta: (eon porch, it light» an NO ‘ od | dete summer bungalow wt) oul oh ~~ — > grapes. + ch i ae eats Ts ph’ , wood Toor, | s ee as . ae ae “ a 7 and fi leffersen and. Hick te aanty ‘on ty, Mevetone Countrs Chub. Diecke, jo. BBURY. ~ agro 7foom » furnieh: 1 ad ay its raferences exchanees oo he moos? ' 1? | ‘ athe *] _ | Weo , : rR : ave $6000 ay 40° conditior hear ( : | oF he ran ie ,ermmea “ Parties oni) Rox 8-187. F «f ‘) J bw! tiert Ton "HiskR 7 a ton ; — et /or ne i Be i DIOR. , -© 1h 4, pa 5 ' } i : ‘7 ’ : ; LOUGH le ; ‘ - 4.1 lé . mile . ad ; 4 , ' . ‘ a Lat} 4 a4 ~ ‘A 1FPR a" , ‘hee’ mut (matey rinses Liki} las ‘A ree SJ —- *° R00 en ; (ca) : : rr’ , rt Te, ] sis. | res -- a! , 1 epee lees than 1 Value of OR LEASE. SUMMER COTTAGE | 2 : | fi “ ee : West Walnut Park Frame Cottage. BUSINESS PROPERTY SACRIFICED | sei! 5 ver cent discount écramec ittiis oreanisation have @amem Se Ble. 4155-—Stylishly — furnivhed West THREE NEW BUNGALOWS : Oo $50 SIN-FAMILY FLST—S11.500 SL Park. mores and t nts! - 1017 ithe Ren, Giacent. Olive an tract of land on the beautiful and a nik reasonable n : Sioor . iS I nM . ae Pest . oF ‘ ‘re . Re , : . i ' ae Wwe, . Fr & “e oF EMN A A v Let 1S st be ‘e SI9se hee n en ‘~~ . rate), (jit " \ " tue bluffe of the Meramee re golne BCH. 315 Int) Life Bidg ica}, LEMENS. 59°7—Furnisehed home : 2 2 , , tusted 4 “} ( |_Ik | ( yN\ HET] | ~ : . ROOMS laem 40x1°8 bs rs. bath, electri Terma areal” . ania netas ea “on $) . ny ; AY ‘2 ured ve deeds ef \ unt. distance from St Lfuis, and are , =e. 41: 37—" hree- room furnished Private : on } garage: summer tmonthe 4 “On $2590 ’ tthe £5500 up quite @ SON 402—Second floor regi; 4 ; ~~ ' ’ Bei Par ot ors entire : 1: zs 1556 i) per vea tines ; SOD 700, $8000 $9000 and . . lensing may. select . 8, furnished artenmmnt for m ner. o—_ ——— | eS = Uriee 2 , > ' price oniy ; 500 ~ re rgain have clear title and olenty of fire a location site; buildin will a “6 oe .. ne (oB) | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT .' \ ‘ . 1D r South ; HiAT y * HE ,;,H S18 Che etnu* , rornade inegrance “ee we fret ° » 1 to 3 roome with largey , — {To RURRAN HOME—Sun: nen L. ANDSEERKE RS Phone Benton 3° : — | = ;EO. J. WANSTRATH, 7131s Cheetne and be built of stucco’ - ERSON. 4508—Pumished enartimen: SURURBA: oR ae “a " en , vY ave t* . . y ' rh th 2» roon-* ert Ww ASHINGTON Ht age th FL AT . Will be tenni# courts and store 08 - ronme sublease furnished or sell} gant 8 — nome = — awe tern Mi chiga? acre tract rage streets thade bargain oes i. and 6 reoms porch. he r, SUS iwi Be PROPER pote +a Fi t D d f With a) toe und for the kiddlea. and - mi ver, reasonable ‘ a)’ Zareeke. COD” mT? a ; A ’ av? : \ : = ? : , : ' ‘ \ 4 ( {) \\ > . - 193F 51 44 Co ogne 4 ’ at » ha aov le e o " by emt ; rr " sin ptrer ifs ee O rust ine eT Sy e hene hh: none of poe po: Bg 4 «ee a ie4e@,y pla c Teleph one kirk wood A or “10 ti ; i : | in ‘ } ws " . 6 | ‘ ) {) j j > \ a ys TL : | “a rH seer am raoIn ‘le bath ard a’ ‘ ndowe Newstead near ‘ nouteau « r of Merah at el - . rT 7, Delmar 308 iviieges J. COBRCANNON. + ematen* ane ner oe ne ot - OO, O24 Cheatmut oo > MINSTER 7°? OY 4? 8. rol rr" _— - ’ : Thos 1e@% Lj » fa rus *) oe ‘ . ~ 7 hy t ‘ ry | THOS Nie R ADT & =—ty™\ 7? | ;o Ea st - a wt '— ‘ments Smee i” o d | . aan ry ‘eo . ‘ A 5 ' - ef. . . ‘ "2 f rey , , \ h: : fur ahed ata ritnent gq . : Suburban Property—Furnished *] 7.) xe ; . A i ; . 4 . 1 Tw ' rs DW AR D r Rb | ray BB ‘ lores! ao” ° yeas beimtod a rt oA (wre For dis “ h°; Interest Gilt aad Seeurity 5718 FURNISH A D RESIDING E—R rooms Pleasant mene cing fa . e 91°20 00 Titi ee MODE RN WaT ¥ SP rear. SINGLE FF. F100. 000 Take back $100 100. See | FIRST DEEDS OF TKI ST Sice ping ana biwe fast pore nee ~~, SS mee a. ' - , = tod, , « | ’ . FOO0 | ASH AND a | - t" ‘ Cer veal . wt ¥ a . hay - ange nai ‘o hs : DITTMEIER MRA = T , $1 00 to $10,000 © Teenectable . . 7 teh shade a eliaws Aa . 7) vas tages e" ma a ; re . ' llome Se ekers. Attention’ Pals SS 14th at ‘ ee 4 on ' Pe ~ “? rag - Ratercia - a 7 hd (ir : . We now of ter for anle gf edge ” ier kite "*heneri« en anr t. ras, ~- ~ : : " Pay a “4 ’ ‘ Syi. _ . ‘ rus eff ; > ooan : a : + an Laute } as* } ; o rm j ; Ui - cont fiewe deeds ef irfual af various a Reunts Reli nhone Pty ; ‘1s eT RNIST Dp HOUStE—? roome 4] , . r ” | ine timated | W EK BS’ [ E R ail (4 Q fla‘ts Za “mate ole: ara Sunde 4 DEMPSEY 11°S Cheateut us te S10. 000 eles offer firet inne ot B60 . ae . ‘ , > -? es a eriate aevld noiee in denon ha tions lid eeate so line dat v. soc Sqn. f Per meni ip ver , ) Ener ital de ‘a | ~ Co: ' ‘ : , +. ac a Cot: =~ | KUTSREAS han] PS heanwu — : 119. °.FPAMILY ‘Pr AHTMENT REAL ES 7 ATE—OTHER CITIES wt ang $1000 secured ty fire at - i ic duly ter sun, out-of, i FLATS FOR RENT Sie Se HG ‘tage, barn. poultry house: only $1750 and to} | Lote 502150 $15 _ » CHOICE RUNGALOW BARGAIS FINEST IN WEST END 7 ~ |triwt on new medern Jists sad apartments Me : ‘ ‘ ; "pe Ta, | ha . > . > ; r . : ve AN : P : F : je daily. &35¢ ; 4 —— Je 1s ais, ahaa om whee tacked the $30" cas! ean nih, oO we SEL! MMEDIATE ‘¥ 4207 West Pine, 6 rooma, firet loo 8 ’ *Muxre iniahanaa | notes sertified Ws rt ‘nh foupic, new furniture: Kilchen * - - ‘ Dargai’ ; . -- new, 4 reome. 5S | pa rooms second flee hot-water heat nacd as ©! Og) «es: De ACHERTY K. EB cw t ai 4 4 ‘ : | : re rr. ree ence rice i ‘ thes . "¢ “entral” ar ible” nine ay Ye ie alecount. : — WER owed 8 Bee OS HOUSES WANTED Ba: FE omerh, * aie > y f 2 7 eu Sa amen on ~ nds ey a ey i lle ney very mite wt reason Die | te heer. inte mi coum ‘on i 33 6, 44 : ( u Kae rare | ive “40 APARTMENTS FOR RENT See re iain, Seeaome WE | MOUSE WEE To rea or Noase worerminied up Yanan wl Attention, Homeseekera and (Sith i teeMies Meeats neal Bhi |CRSCLENES HETrH awe Seiten | Beeinietatbedadsae tal Fa. aiee gee _ BRINKOP’S ; rn’ ‘ost Mes ' a —— ’ fe \ t is 1 ; ‘” i¢oo~ ED —— HOUSE. Ww Se on . crn, grits on. CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Builders. Crilly’s Terrace, the BUNGALOWS HE USSOLD. RESIDENCES FOR SALZ | i Ly re TRUST on feos poet nturnished 02e, on _—=—s— orth | er tn mood neighborhood not uver S8t South New Subdivision at Pennsylva eh lg = omen ym REMEMBER cm Uno: (ne coal mines of (he Sanlard | e799 $1060, $1500, Ps hroadway ; mid . = ah pw rel pow carne. Fore : 8 hla Avenue and PP age Boule \ ard bt gee Mw reanferd a. blo he fos There is only one thing sadder than & Some lose over 1LOOO mer = ~enrese " aoe . ne] without a mether, end that is a mother %: oe bed a amon ee nm policies ' , ~~ , . ' way. building eione; : ale? aur : tin Carlinville baa «@ number ef a! ; South at geeeemengg es HOUSES WANTED Closing Out Sa ahd day “Ravura "6 “ana co. tows, modern in every war, ullding stmt {without s home. Send for our’ new’ price are pble ‘ohyes. | 9nd nat =. vores anc surgeons. Hut cach ' “hem is 618 « *nestaat of “. Btw ds S3000 S1500, $4000. . SROGe. ~ r) I » ir ; ao ‘ " > ° + ’ al “| Ti : ’ OTT La ’ na bie ' es - : : : ; . 2n4e— Ad ¢ oor weet; * lard aucsic hk “4 SON. T2i MOREE «, FOR RENT FOR COLORED ot >» 6 a: out P , 5 - oo r 3 ea .estnan = Panes | Se eo 7 “pICkM ANN ty Ee «tw appareatty avequerses here i*# plenty of (Mei) |) Beh ; ” -* ripe « ph u a -~ . . ’ ; . re - o 4 — Bae > t* «? 21°23 7 (cram nroom, light, clean Deer. b) , Fair- | FURNITURE—For colored; contents of . fas and o~ . > ek G. SCOTT. SOO Chest- Gv Chestnu = : Ww . : the meer dealer mES natalia Apartment, janitor pervice * if, hegern: B rey ot Pr pe! room: « heap. ‘an rent flat "So Va’ “; sii F - . tf» ia! | “ ; , ‘ pr -* , : " “ " a Jeventer , Sacaiies . er » i =. OtP Tin )o ue nd hm 60. 824 Chest ed nat) | TBP Chippewa Park jecant County i Southwest Bas SSolsety masscngahct oo. (St RY epmbdacthsetamied doe nantes GROVE 2100 Opposite * TAY... 2710—l.ower flat. 4 reome sie ; () it \ ome u Pe ae ESIDENCES—.015-17 Raeavechenbach. op ; iow Of @ deeter, the grounds 106 feet heteweer Fiera and iad: it end furnace GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent *% | - ‘ Ture sj? Rancrof: beau iful ” posite St Lovie Park: two 6-room reel. | fron’ th 330 feet dewth. are sufficie ris % rem in Phe enc®y ; lA NOL4A ~\ —[° Die?! o ren, Th , 6? ot \\V it hil \| Ol} - \ BUNGALOWS ; ome hardwood fleors. . | dences. be the, furnaces. electric. newly dec- - : the — - if meogtesl - ime ef rou with Murphy bed: ; Bima, hea , adults, rent Pov ic? — ‘ no tie "garage $8500 Call live 4001 erated. m7 aaily 2 toe +.000 ar? 33 ongne ee wld ame tute ail a) a x , good faith. for we have no } i | WASHINGTON, BI. . 4175-—Gare arce MUST BE SOLD ) ‘.YERHOFER-ROBINSON RE ee ious eal: VER GROYV y Pp, \RK A South w“ 4 y mh neat We a water. suitable 4 IN 10) DA Vs Wi yeti \ wick he ale | | MA TEAMpT ER ROBINSON — ben COA, bl IGH ( LASS HOME a wea Se oo in > ee — EE a1°5 Washington $9 Moegnolie: now owners: AlL., AGIGA—4 roons. nih ee wayrkehop. --~ . , as . ots ; 5 resus. ‘oun eects’ Sw ~ h; newly ‘decorated. open; sire) aie wate Ds emer going im: | use. hs = ie. ," ' fap. West me. por ng = . and ba ais |e - . - a ~ : ™ ’ a Tp Der > mnt rar nr a ; , _ ; “> . oun ———— reome first. « mae Nita 13 2>—F lat, a reams = | GARAGES. STABL ‘WANTED = all aded to cits grade: price chichen house. ‘20x40. ap my . - BT NGA Wpecetitul ~ Ore ery as ee F ; | GARAGE SPACE Wi — “Ford trucks. | $18.50. 819." $20 per foot. terms. small limes gn ae ot 503 54 enrintt 156. be 7 } ° ; r " emt . “ over oa 7 a N ~ bal rior, living, 6in must be centrally lecat Marviand Ex-, cash payrmen balance S : per month show owes COTTAGE — 3 eer ~eome umnpreve eoute: Park: prive dreamer Canoneen Pay x MG ene | couste Ress — 4444. (ch) for | ; ee ee rooms, lichene.ie, ' was ne, -_ . and - Ovly 664) "h eWa and Morganf ( x = aes os for ms heate ’ evs mont ess «Co., 1008 Chestnvt. ive PE ouilie . Me B.A. THOMP SON, 5872 Delma: * $2900, 61°; midge rents ’ Ry Te: es ser esi " ‘ Be orn “a (c89) ‘¢ ’ ) Lauany j 44 &7) <9 (s) mar then ne eee

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_— as SE re, Ee ee LL MEN A mel ccm a a ay ous e a > ~~ 40 we ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ——— «sa —-— — _— A blue suit serge and is whatever is sh eee, = ~~ ——— A suit of Sedgwick serge. custom tailored $50 or ed Rss 030 every other sesses one “ste © isa l Oe ee ee oa o- = » — . es a suit ve serge Ss] be other apie he ee ee oe — ese = Sa . . Xs Sait ~t Pia Ais ATURDAY is ih floor sample ardless of sacrifice or '> ure dollars. Com eqerrts lert ef En; ‘The all the vearand - every occasion suit knows “ADVEBTISEMENT __ ST LON WOMAN RUN DOWN joy Life! BY AUTO IN VENICE, ILL. Melto Will Keep fw Prieta With Her 4 lirixer. a ™ la~maix Man. Arrested You Slender! n. Brag °? of Sedgwick no season dress occasion Tria?’ ais s +* ~) l[njyered _- mn: Batt. sta Nas- Hop ‘ roe. ena * san 7 - - ae 7 erecitary Oli as : »-!) -" use hold icers ef the papel Sale of 88-Note Music Rolls ‘Siigkhtiy I sed, Including Latest Dance Hits Classical Selections Vewer ( heice ar 1@ awd 35 ceur« THE AEOLIAN COMPANY ef VMisseeri. W.P. Cbrisler. Pre« Esctasive BRepores-ntatire fer the “(e182 wa Pare amd the [f>we- St Re prederinge Pianta 1004 Olive street PABST Buy lt—Use It Time | to Face the F RETURN HOME MONDAY After a trip threuga the East. = pere ther wee seven games anu QZPCTSS Ins trocuz CPO ale ct CE! ma every be finally cleared out, re- Furnt om oacie ts {to bzy DOUBLE vcaive for your ~~ a THIS RICH BROWN $12 MAHOGANY SM OKING OUTESs This $165 Bow-! Bow-End Queen Anne Suite Is cormmtreciod toh rx empertems large teow eed bead chime eser aid , terege vwemits dresser illus ratcs! 4 a in | , 5 | i~ rns 7 $165 Queen Dens Diss ee Wil Suite An Extrcordinary Bargain eat feemeiats of crewneck beffet. eaters abi, areal Paether acai bich oalbedra! } » ‘waleut. \ i im Mees rete ria fy ee —e —= $230 3-Piece Overstuffed Liv: Mas ell-Marshel sat comstrection aml ix eacelient grede of velour im Bbeauci! da vemport. Srechair amd arm rocker ay Presdate rend i! ~la schers a4 $20 DAY-BEDS $12.75. | ~~ “ ne Toe - shed vale 7 mabegean” > & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 105-1 107-1 109 OLIVE ST. 6x 80 a? ™Lantia 3 »>ra-- - é niger ry3¢T 2 "hae ~all Tr} es womierfu CUMBINATIOYN RANGES HALF PRICE = sia tq a>. a. * Gas — Rearcem Suite 9 Refrigerator Special iz = 19s 50 15-F iece wees Louis ody Bedroom, $249 ™m an mrt including: Bew-enud bed! Reemr dreeser’ ‘-raeecetul chair and reeker’ Large chifferebe’ ( emfertabic - feather plliews! HReem-sire rec’ eoudeir a@ps- i” ‘areas dainty » @reeser .— Queen “>” Anne Davenport Table - $19.75 a.a “ , ; . => Ty ' soy are Lili ta* i > : ad . '* 73% ve | o-oo F as . ls are mereerized fabrics, popiins and madras Some soiled Shirts and seconds are included. " Soft Collars, I2e 35e and 0c when vou want {hen —piques, madras and silk- | striped fabrix im a bie | variety of shapes. e Just Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth WA TY 35. . ~ - Fiction an d CONTROL Two pilots are tion” and the other must make intricate > they fly. aided by ¢ _ shown. The wheels “fins.” —f Sa TWO INTER Gk (:) Jose Olivares, first mative Filipine by the U. S. Naval im Iicile. (>) - SOY Yarr"7; Fl EE rTw es < ' ] ¥ .

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FRIDAY ened 4 : WAY os 4o9 /-’ oe Face the Facts q 4 Fiction and ‘Bo mar? ds: Popular Comics ° Women’s Features Y yy cs XN > & Wag » N News Photographs FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1923 s \ : ‘SS NS ‘ N ws N FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1923. , or 2 Wi Naas" RN Qa’ A\ Medicine / WM Lddiddddsssdhbdbbdidddbbsibdsdidde dnc ncn IID ° aimed . is *. harmless. TL A 722 ZZ Ah hd hbddhbdhdn 2 KiMéidddddhdidiiiillllsdsdddddddddd sdddidl. rs SPT A —= “- . . ‘ — pee Wie — Lilddddddsdds Sf L LZ eatin. haddaaddddaadddddddadiddadddddaaaadadddddddddddddddddddddddddaddddaddddddidtddidiacd: CLOSE-UP OF THE'CAR Taken in the big hangar at Scort F There is a propeller on each side. CONTROL BOARD OF AC-: Two pilots are required, one for “direc tion” and the other for “elevation.” They must make intricate mental calculations as they fly, aided by the numerous instruments shown. The wheels control the rudder and “fins.” S Arn Air S& ice Photog , - a ee een e — ° TE TN me a RS Sore a Se 7 “se . Le ; e “2 » * = LS * os ~¢ 3 os * t- ‘ s: : = : . Be e* ea : “ oy > « as ae: a $ zx Se ; oi > » . “ ‘~~ a a ter paying t 1¢ cost of ian : Re % > , ae @ making the pictures. “ & DE I Pen I OE Oot we ‘ Des . i : - P : * 2 fy . a ; ron bo aXe ws a ; on on . me : re A ‘ regan & : a 5 a ee oe hy b ye mas “ s= , cee OS ES , > po Sa “ag Mn ios iS ~ °) ae o . > ~ : ~ SS SASF AS 0 +S es —Z- os * y S U ] t S | : : a ea , Ot f TTI ddd ldddddtdddddddsisttdddddsstddti - khh Z. TO? WI LL.Lnnuu2n120202022u2ztnlunn2222zu2222.2auuuaua ld dldlilldldll,badiithidldddllihddddddddbdddddiddbdddddddddddddddddldtddddbiddduddddddddddddddddddddddddddididddddididdddddddddddddiddddddddddddddddiddddddda Ss SsAtedathha Ad : ‘ : SAAS PLANS ONE-MAN TRANSCON- TINENTAL FLIGHT (1) Clair Vance will start soon from Crissy Field, San Francisco, to make, unac- companied by an aid, a flight across the con- tinent with a view to lowering the time of and MacReady, the army flyers. He wilot in the air mail service. (2) Ma- in which Vance will make the flight. Its gas capacity is for 24 hours’ run and its motor develops 270 horse power. - (hdd tdee IAF 4 /, tye VINCSTP hhh dihitihddhdh r—seconds of * Union Suits of the Sum shar material. and fine-count sleeveless and TT TTT F hh r rrry7 (hDMAhh i hhddhhed WT Lh ddldlldiiiiiisaisidisisisssssssssssiisdddidddtihdddddds > mT rrr rr? - On - » « - a ee 7, Lhhdhd. 7, Sit bibbhhihtistitchlh id Mhhhh5h)hh5h5ih§hs§hd TWO INTERESTING YOUNG GRADS (1) Jose Olivares, 24 years old, is the first mative Filipino to be given a diploma by the U. S. Naval Academy. He was born in Iloilo. (2) George T. Harding JII was graduated a few days ago from the Washing- ton Missionary College at Takoma Park, Md. Among those who foregathered to applaud him and his fellow grads were his proud uncle and aunt, President and Mrs. Harding. -hKevetone | deen neraphbes PRT TTT TT ‘St Wc lddddddddddidddidddiddiiiididddddddididddddaadddaddddaddcidcicdcicki.éatddtaddaddciaiiiiistisihhhe FPP Tr TTT TTT rrr Ty "Tr, TT ; hhi hhihhhithd hhh hhdhhhhdhididdidahddhddahldadaddadidadedddahlahladledledledledleleAdledlcle rrrrTr 7 rr WE nxn cca, baaaadaiadadddididdiiiiiiiibaschiihsdiistie OTIC aaadadadiidiidsddsdsssiddbbddddddddddda . 2 ave & ©. “BRN: SF SS. ei. yy Ye : A CURIOUS VEHICULAR BRIDGE ow. “1° ' a. A ae bos: Ae bs ‘> sein ee CRE H4 a Hastings, Minn., didn’t want to mar its | = ta P | 4 | | y oe . . beauty by having the approach extended half ries, Oxtords, way across the town. So its engineers de- signed this spiral effect. Photograr by Fotogtams Ws are included. AMM AAAAALAAAAAAOATTTOTNIAATTTIDNMAAOTETALTLLIDLLSLLELLLYLLLLLLAAALLLYLELTLITLL TL: lars, 12c nd 50c ities > thie VCVIVSLSTA 5 ; * al ~~ . 4 i? ms ee °? ’ . * . . - , — ae ! iZ ) : - | : — V ogg ) ‘ -— - $ — > ) ~ pe ° gv - . S TOT WOOD OCOOCL diadddadiaiididiidda ; . — ¢ “ . J . ? ‘ ~ ~ x & g ; , A mar em to adras and silk | r '¢ Ae aT ies A ~- . “Sy pease STL ae : 4 : ‘ : = 3 | aS _- a “a . : > « ‘Si ae Ries in a biz “#3 eta: :s £ ate A -aeae ae —-= | OLD TIRES IN DEMAND ha pes. . | oa . a i a. “Se ge N ) — * | , | AGAIN . ) | . ; Fee Rise in the price of rubber reopens a market for them and here is a steamer in 44444 a < } AL 4AMA PIII, sat = — —— «£ ————— II eee lL ddddddsdidddddddddddiddde LLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LE ZS, TELE Oe bdddddddddlsdas OULPILTILIIA 72 SISISIISISSIAAA A TROPHY OF FRENCH INGENUITY i , ‘ch Barbot flew from Paris to London and return in 105 minutes on a gallon of gaso- line Bete op agen Rew 1 on the outside of the office of the Matin, the Paris newspaper that paid Barbot 25,000 francs (normally $5000) for his feat. —Wide World Photograph 5 WU

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH D A | L Y FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1922. In Fashion News THE LOVE LETTERS OF SARAH BERNHARDT SN —_- ——_ —_—_— SF —— Intimate Revelations of Her Greatest Affair Which Wrecked Her Belief in “The Great Love.” By M. DORIAN IDDEWN in the heert ef Bernhardt there was @ that influenced all her love end life. It wes @ tore @” thar iv’t Aer a ruin G ording [0 4id ashe own words. Nerer aga lucve im “the greet lore. In the possession of M. Doren the euthor and critic, who was Arr per somel *riend. there are nearly su" fetters of Sarah Bernhardt. writien in the prime of her hfe to the author ef “Zaza.” The most interesting o° these letters comprise the speciai articles which will apprear ‘or sist conercutive Fridays ™ the Inepatch The author Berton. He supportc« fhe play too; ‘ist tm foar fn prorrnuce and in and iteily They @iso eppeerre «© There wes pizey in a ac Tess. : sa ™ wert gether tn acvercal piays. a long love ari arr between them. While Sarah's lowe lasted tf was a2 here. and when he sar see You. so significant is big flame. Bernhardt found @ pud- | guifca a ana 80 Te rer tec 2 pis £ , . - . . , ‘ lisher ‘or “Zaze Then she found * s} lan 7 | ‘? a publssher for Bertons “Mioche + ‘ , p - — — oe Sue : —_—— , eutres contes” and his “Rose ' 1 ' it , | P 3 La’ 5 | shate ——— _ = Ase. ‘aa @arcy.” and had Brias-o produce ) | bh a" : - } , - : ind em. and — meu nm of pped The hear ng wWheehk, F “Jaca” in America. This aione maar - in a swneee tha: : ° | — - Po - 4 "lee again 7) Rerton a rich men. She gare hima ou Bi ' lt aa “ jeweled cigaretic case on whi Rshe | re ; , cn U1 et y H ] T E R ( ) \ ) scratched his name and en a°ec tion ‘ pat - ! 7 ta -— aie tmacripfroon with a diamond. She could not do cnough for him. In sev- v | , - | : | eral letters he is “my adored shep- . mn te 1 e tm f fea > least ) CEDRIC FRASER herd.” “little shepherd doy.” “tall “anent é TT" . | ©. j incenee-bearer.” once he ts “my tt Consens cabbagc.” once. at irast, he w a “deil”—eoain, chided tenderiy and mockingiy for forgetiwng about a rendezvous. she calls him “monkey face The ictiers follewing were wrt for the mast port in Paris some time @uring 18% and (99? Around that feme EBerion come {0 Amerroca ‘or She production of “Zara.” im which Wee. Jestie Certer. with spirndia | = ; | | - é | sucecss. played the prencipai rov ey ' . as : “4 . . - ™m a van "+ bees ™ : , i with the fim ¢ = ) 7 ' hine ineresse.— ~ . J be f . gan tten returned vender ~ ‘satm and fasetaatiag SPICE CARES ‘*A most extracrdimarr * os Dat , nie ge : : 7 — andi : 2 ' 4 wen NE-HALP cup “er a° a2 ‘ancy dress Sa. taat the ea : : i ze “ee - ° : 7. ~ * happened. Theu knowst how Even Her Lover's Photograph In- , rh: wc: ' | sain eS = | sugar. twe cuns | ry ‘il. iret met Agape Be . ‘ . ; * . a Tr ¢ vr. ° . *e2apeoorns « 35 er Bee. i+ @ mr ’ *tere gwar att > reacirg or . 7 r Spires Sarah to Lmpassioned , aes . -s es | mag ae : ‘ > ‘ ‘ = s - ' ; : P 'eaaepeen suf Sa - mmec lis ely eli wm wre 1 make three piles of tbose tha’ | Paragraphs a 3 ; , : : : not make Gre of. One mile i of Tall Incedec-Bear, ; oe | : | : oe cine. ae anc dic not reeset until be bed which reovire su answer and ¥.:! here art + as a! : | , | é | | | sal question cup ns Queen g'ven ove: those are | ea | : ne | wal ye _ “cs. or twe | fm Anne was ladr-im-waitiag ’ cerera !* wear | ; . +) ” . )\ . an anr? f = ©. , . , ' ; . ¢ ; ‘ e ‘ ‘ . - . pn co : at Th ' om ‘ a u | : ; ; ; | Cream butte. and , lee 2 er ne a?’ Aragon, | a+ | 2° a court where morals ar, baking powell considered serieusir, she eoe- : a - . 7» Ruer : . ° -“- -_ preasurc, either past or promising eing 3 t add eggs. future, apd such letters d’affaires as) preach o¢ acem to suggest some immediste yar breathing ee oh a. tea : ee, | ment of mone: mantr full 7 & : ) . . “Them there is the ple “i. - wind? Wh ; a ¢:fficult postion te held ' : a a » " + ” : rf : =. 4 a) made of ietters which require an DP tae , . as — a ew ¥ am ar’, al essing t i arth? _ mf ' Tumbled Devi == intimate of the Quees aad anewer but wil net receire one such — % . . . . — = Us pe Ba and te atha Apr os : 7 = ' 7 | x * ‘ame te be constaatip as tedjous requests from hornble wig hair? ) : cmg a: | , ) - ao as ) ——_ - sa . . . his soup Giit ‘ . ae Aigg. Ge ; makers with whom one has had dea! ~ ; roms .* —— ace 8 , . - recipes. OUT Tt w@ Vay . Ser. ut ane Wou mgs lemg age and overlooked calling . . fz : - : » De neg ne need hesitate te 9 eury 4 attent.eone upom after the delivery of the things | | . : os aad . :" » ° = " * . 5 - nes a : " . . . . . os : , ? ° me- c i? el sTal ot res "se Raa ; Tv that one bas ordered. And ther cshere ' ; ~oit tc @ . ' ant ps 4 7s ; : jurimg IT er thee mu id m nee Ss , e lone Im muntTy iT ™ , "ul flour. > tabi * the pile of letters which. on accoun’ : ae pes flow tad , - = | seece , | . ‘ff sait. sift all & a "aiced that Aase would . : | tame ard size of an egg : be nothing less than a ‘egal ates — —. @4 77) al Anow Ireased mn at ern. ) ; | ) : ; rust. Add 1 cup . - Se be lneked for an ex samen | , om a at : mer evel teaspoon seda, 1% et humerif of the Queen and That «he had berme hus mo aches sic wn on ; ' vet | om er , - : : | ila Beat well fr ae a é m the dren Ou mp igo Oo 4 VOI oO we suru . ; | | x — — pake im sieet euen. ae ‘@ reason to divorce ber of their sheer beauty as literature. de aoe... WRrat You Ought to iA? img fer the scenery of thr plar. bad 2 *"60m% wong become placed, by the greatest mis By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. iF Wis ruse - i : ra Anderier’® | os: fortune. among the ietterse ef ‘be é- ' Bited “Lares Sena’ ~ a 1m wigmakers and those other unsneak abie peeple. it dropped out toda br the greatest chance just as | was HERE are tet —e ems of niall | ‘ | a “asl putting them all inte a close’ skin disease . : ; an : ‘ae : ects . r His Shrewdest Critic sess of the surfac i : iia — = 2 a | | | gam awfully sorey to ba hare sweilings nil thes time writing ‘hee ab the form of pimples or ; *h ‘ed x: ; *heu aske«t me. | will ae ‘ sOTes th Oo rt: Vhe= , ~ Te? the pia * as [ ww leve . ‘sou Impetigo Ss 2 Game gziveg * erm we - : : , , a _ Uctitg j Sei Ss art wreng, termbiy wrong, is» tain forms of blisters. whi any such elaberate eweners *¢ pear om an otherwise healthy . —_ a Piaborate sener: ar Ther dry down imto crusts « tad . a wo -paaegeae ; tull &gure is no lomger the excep- are either unspeakah + re 2 super | | fi a non. Designers. the beay ' . , - : a oma ; 2 recognizing ty | ; of physcal marurityv, have used their tal. se ites or piatTs * \af acters interpret ag af th future w:!? , »- a u — . “awe »Ou Whe Noe little s«cenery Ss "be ort of stage ® prodabie tha npet , _ ru aa . Buy the SEST Production ncreuses, seemer at iue to an infection with som ee ee : | TOM diminish, and i Peiecem , proeGgucing germ A farorite ~ —* , BOY A = - e. Engii«h 1a fair’ 9 i on ‘= the face particuiar a’ Shakespeare with a!) sorts of sbo Giant around the mouth rt , | Ext $s T ’ ” " " r . . o~- ‘rz? were an ' Z - » NN Ve T gm ‘ruins a ing 7. | rene’ inDear on ‘ve Ose he ~s. : : : : « ' y a Vv . Cc end =: Asx ‘evant ere : 1 , . , our : erg °DSc0rhbood Grocer . , ' - na seowrr s,s . ; : J . : : : — * ° J - ™ * - » ; mln ands or feet apd. indeed. any. * era KREKELER GROCERY cc “== We nesrest wor! m EEBGiien ‘hat | n rere on the Sod (tC te Meet (tt Tau sna pil Destrd 2 | 2 ’ : find seenery True, Shakespeare is * (8 Occur Where there ie expn« — ae rca — sy rer" Lesetice Les ‘ 1 ee a. s? ‘tremendeus im umeelf that +her the skin and the liabélite of *aeeet run im. Dut thew att T, ental inoculation treet frem him enermeusi: And the impetigo usualir \axts eertain’y do it. Te mr mind an ab five dare or a week but soluteiy blank wal! or « plain sheet hang on for weeks it all depenus ter background woeld be far pre on the powers of resistance , pplied or the ferabice for the Presentation of Young children develop a for - ef softens Shakespeare to. what ome sees every impetigo which causes the ‘ace « ‘ui ' ' eaneqd of! Where except at the Old Vic in Lon- look as if it were covered with dried j%**'" gi en approprtate is boner. ~agoue 4% thie form ‘« Borte acid paste or rellow axice oes thou ve underwand | called “milk crusta. ow mercury ointment may be af>iieJ * Coo aa Oe a - : ’ » rl oe , ~ we me A et ae tect

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- oo - + pee ee. ~ _——_ - - ~—- —_—- _-—- “| Ave, that makes me feel more br The hearing whieh, Peter did | his nose again most fiercely, and mutter —‘*Zookers!’’ THE END. (Copyright, D. Appleton & Printed byw Co, rights reserved. arr® ment with Metropolitan ; Ser, ee. New York.) ’ Pebliahed for Tke PACK TO THRE RIPLE Bercen vr REST: with thy su first fruits all thine inerease. Proverbs $ GIVIE THY (,cot Lord stance, and with the CAKE NE-HALF eup butter, one sugar, two cups pastry flour SPICE level teaspoons baking P ( one half teaspoon nutmeg, = on teaspoon cinnamon, one-half te salt, three quarters cup water, of four cyugs, or two w hole ones, Cream butter and sugar thoroug and add eggs. Sift togethér ¢ times flour, baking powder, spices salt, and add alternately with Crumbled Devil’s Food “This sounds different from recipes, but it is very good ant one need hesitate to try it. One one-half cups granulated sugar cups flour, 3 tablespoons cocoa, Pt of salt, sift all together, then | lard size of an egg and mix like crust. Add 1 cup sour milk wi level teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon. Nilia. Beat well for 10 minules® bake in slow oven. Use butter — You'll Need a Sport-Oxford for the Decoration Day Outing For fifty - four » years there has been a Weber Shoe Store in St. Louis Shoes and Host We | have Summert res News ’ ,* er mother was the daughter of ROINES OF HISTORY ignificant Incidents in the Lives of Famous Women By MARK .STUYVESANT : The Reason Anne Boleyn Is Still Remembered P time near the beginning of ixteenth century a daughter born to an English countrys n, This little girl, before she | years old, was Queen of En rh the her birth t her to rovalty was the fact ¢ nearest ike of Norfolk. this ehild hiv edueated, not only in En was but in Franee. she was about 15 she returned nd, a beautiful, tall, slender bh great charm and fascinating ata fancy dress ball tiat the nry VIII, first met Anne Bo- that was her name. It is he immediately fell in love and did not rest until he had his Queen. ) Anne was lady-in-waiting gueen, Katherine of Aragon, at a court where morals considered seriously, she con- lf in a most dignified and nner, a difficult position to hold sn intimate of the Queen and le time to be constantly ith the King, who was great- Mofher. But fof Henry's attentions and his efforts to make love to Anne would Tealized that would be nothing less than a legal im. So he looked for an ex mG himself of the Queen and fact that she had borne him & reason to divorce her. Aune Sa beauty. A Smoked elk and and vamp are cut 4% but Seven Dol- 1 for the Sport ahead. Styles fowns and com- Ing as the one em of calfskin, Soft, will wear ily. Nor have women who play we have cleated with leather ‘or lk Seventh St. Busy Bee ) ¢ Family * father and the - | ! Defving the Pope and «divorcing Katherine, Henry soon marricd Boleyn. The court, but Henry loved her and sic \n1 poor girl was not popular at loved him. Thev were very happy. When the first baby was born, and it was a girl, Henry ’s wrath and disap pointment knew no bounds, His ardor toward the voung Queen cooled imme diately. With she announcement of *he ex pectation of another child, the King showed a moderate degree of interest in his Queen, but it waned when a bov babv was born—dead. Now, not only was Henry through with Anne, but be was repeating the same attentions to ane had shown to Anne when she was his first Anne's lady-in-waiting, that he wife’s attendant. Another excuse was necessary this time to rid himself of his undesired Queen. Although Anne, in desperation and from wounded pride, flirted with some of the courtiers. she position as wife maintained and (Cueen lovally and with absolute virtue. But Anne had saw that by showing the King that she was unfit to be his Queen they would many enemies, who find favor with his majesty. ° Sevmour, This they did by accusing her falsely of an unbecoming intimacy with se\ eral enough. young men at court rhis was Anne was accused of treason and was gent to the Tower. Her trial was a faree.. She was con vieted of treason and sentenced to be executed. Anne Bolev? three vi Ara. sctore ss The Hle promoted King has been verv good to mie me from 12 simpie maid to be a Marehioness. Then he ruised me to Now he will raise me to bea Itis asa martyvrthat Anne niaime comes dov nin history. al — POTATO CROOUETTES Two cups mashed potatoes, volks of two eggs, two tablespoons cream, one teaspoon parsicy, salt and pepper, tea spoon onion juice, one teaspoon but- ivr and grating of nutmeg. Put po trtoes in bowl, add beaten volks, then well, the the rest of the ingredients; mix (‘ook until it leaves the side of pun, let it cool, form into shape, dip jute white of egg, then into bread | erumbs and fry in deep, hot fat. her ; s'irred in at ' -_— eee GINGER BREAD One cup molasses, one eup sugar, ore eup sour milk, one-third cup shortening, two 1. 9 olks eggs, beaten separately; f'sur, one tablespoon cinnamon, one teaspoon cloves and ginger each, two texspoons soda in a little hot water last. oven. Bake in a steady hut not overhot sate at ete satiate Wonderful 60 Exclusive Stanning oot at tates tate aah Nn a a a a ees ene tetaestytt sytatytatyt tas se xs a's os Stunning Tan strictly a young ladies’ model, new radio perforation, new swagger strap, stvlish heel, with rubber heels at- tached. $5. HE supremely attractive styles of NEWARK wonderfn shoes resent that something new: that fo whieh -all looking —only the price us far below what you would ’ pay for such Compare them with $7. $8 and $10 stvles ottered elsewhere. then you will quickly know ressed women of See other wonderful values. $3.50 to $5. Ylewark Shoe Stores Cx St. Louis Store 706 Olive Street, Republic Bldg. Foot Specialist in Attendance. Open Saturday Evenings to Accommodate the Customers. *, x se atat ate” something different ene ee ordinarily expect to splendid quality. Pek ks eR why the smart Newarke. soo ‘2 PIS f . Re. SHOES for WOMEN Ask For No. 6759 Calt,

yrreat A man of courage never wants a weapon. > * . One today is better than 19 to- morrows. * 7 * A man who does nothing never has time to do anything. = = * Nothing is so foolish or wretched as to anticipate misfortunes. * ~ You will never have a friend if you must have one without a fault. - * 7 The friendship of a child is the brightest gem upon the circlet of society. 7 . * Those who think must those who toil. a o . govern A great man marvels that the world calls him great. * - > King or peasant, who finds peace in his own lie is happiest, be he home. =| — tie | | Stiles: phe Qu Many questions are settled at the dinner table, but Old Judge Settles the coffee ques- tion for all time. —~~ _-— It is the finest blend of the finest coffees. It goes farther than cheap Coffee because it is stronger. —_ Packed in sealed tins. ~ | Get it from your grocer. Me tye - and > se i OR. f orlee Spice Co. Saint Louis ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1923. ee - | —— ee Bear and her three new babies until she decided that they had been outside long enough, and sent tieia back under the old windfall. Then she followed them in. was she out of sight than scrambled down from his perch aad hurried away as fast as he could ;;0 boxer there when Mother’ Bear come out to look for her dinner. But the next day Boxer was ‘yuck hemlock keep the triplets again. ‘up in that big tree. ‘simply couldn't |there. He |And as on the dav before. scram- bled down just as soon as they und Mother Bear had disappeared un- der the old windfall. The same thing happened for several days. Boxer began to feel quite safe from discovery. He thought himself very smart. But one morning when he ‘reached the big hemlock tree an.l ‘started to climb it he discovered isomething that gave him a shock. 'Yes,. sir, it did so. A piece had be2n | bitten out of the trunk of that tree. | Above this. much higher than Ucx- er could reach even when he stood highest; wer2 away from saw jup and reached his \bizg, deep claw marks. | Boxer looked at them for a fi'l | minute. Then he nervously looked this way and that Hie what these things meant. He xnew that Mother Bear had bitten oct that: piece from the trunk of the standing claw marks. that she knew that he had been ‘climbing that tree. He knew that those marks were a message meant especially for him. He unders:ooa ‘that message. It was a warning. It was a warning to keep away from that part of the Green Forest. Ho knew that if he failed to heed that warning, Mother Bear would catch him sooner or later. He didn’s ike ‘to think of what would happer if did. He was big for his age. He was strong. But Mother Bear was bigger and stronger, and love for those new babies would mak? her fierce and angry. way. Knew tree, and those great He kaew jshe Boxer angrily dug his own ci2zws | into the trunk of that tree, then turned and shuffled away. | his head from side to side and ‘looking behind kit. ‘easy until he had reached | part of the Green Forest far from | kk ctdam 904 PINE STREET JOW /] ‘and $1.40 a Week Buy Your NEW MODEL HOOVER Today! ‘These ] 0 New Featares Recom- | mend the HOOVER Accessible carpet adjustment, Ball- pearing brush, belt life doubled, provides strong suction, cleans under low places, light in weight, most durable bag. non-marring handle grip. new converter, new attachments. i” this cou pon—'o demonatrate the your heme rll you in any have we Hoover tn not obligate ray Frank Adam, 904 Pine St., “t. Louis. Me. You may demonstrate the New Mode) Hoover in my home, (Date and Time) Address 904 PINE STR ated ae deli #550 : Centra ee estenl Eaperts Since 1 windfall. ~ No sooner | He didn’t want to be anywhere near | should | Hie | up had made | And as | he shuffled along he kept turning | ; . . He didn: feel | ano.vher boxer Finds a Message By Thornton W. Burgess A warning that is wisely heeded Will not a second time be needed. OXER stayed up in the big, B remioek tree watching Mother | ~-Mother Bear. that big hemlock tree and the o'd ~ “I'll go back there!’’ he kept say- ing over and over. “I'll go bacx WAT 4 é . , Helps gets home.’’ use this threat exact obedience from a child. a going to tell Daddy when he, Of course, mother does not tel! Dad | at all and the child soon realizes he has nothing to fear from that quarter. The opinion which the child registers on his mother’s mind in regard to veracity might surprise the unsuspect. : lng lady. But, aside from this, she ig substan- | tiating the fact that she is incapable of controlling her child—in short, she is a failure as a disciplinarian—an essential qualification for every moth- | @F. The child is not slow to take ad- of this situation and even though he may respect the father’s vantage authority and fear his wrath or dis- pleasure he has slight regard for his mother’s efficiency and in time ig- : . _ nores her commands and advice. What 'an irreparable loss this is He discovered something that gave | him a shock. there whenever I please! Shs needn’t think she can drive me away! I’ve got just as many rights in the Gréen Forest as sha has. I'll go back there if I war: to, and she cannot stop me.”’ Now this was idle boasting. Down in his heart Boxer knew it. He knew that he wouldn't go hack to the mother'to say nothing of the calamity it may mean to the child. In How often mothers | in an effort to | for the the development of character a mother's influence and wise guidance ara go | very necessary to the average child. jt is a mother’s duty to enforce -- _—_-—- _ . - ~ ~ a = there. He knew that he didn’t (dare go back there. Anyway, he wouldn't dare go back there mutil he was big enough to make «law marks as high up on that tree as Mother Bear’s. He was heedieas and headstrong, but he was wire enough to know that it wouil be the most foolish thing he cou™d do not to heed that message. .. (Copyright, 1928.) ‘ Mother obedience and to train the child A disconsolate’ mother remarked, ‘'T wanted my children to love me, so I never crossed them in anything and now they do not even show me respect. to say nothing of love.’’ The foolish mother! She overlooked the fact that respect is the foundation of love. 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+72 | | ; | iin ~ = : AVOID the ; sf File Your BIG SUNDAY EARLY Closing time ts § p. closing time—Get : ——— - COMIC PAGE FRIDAY MAY 25, 1923. PAGE 44 : o 3 : (Copyright, 1923, by the Int. | "i ¢ : . Service Inc., Reg. U. 8S. Pat. eae quae a ee VOL. 75. NO. 266 a —_ —_—-— JAMES - TAKE... THIS ANO THROW iT OUT IN THE = ALLEY: 5 AW TLL NOT” . OISTURB HIM- ILL TELL HIM ABOUT IT WHEN 1GET i> THIS MISS DELLA Ware ? 1 JUST WANTED TO LET You KNOW THAT (M TO SING OVER THE RADIO TODAY.1ISN'T THAT FINE? 1M GOING TO —— $00,000 Gi SING "HOME | KG Gar - @ | HARV ypote rials ib 40) | s ae , ro. Re é | AR | = Edward Mallinckrod cal Manufacturer, Money for c Building for Deg of Chemistry. N days of old if March was cold ] We thought it passing strange; lhe time was then for all good men From winter clothes to chapge. hut we no more have seasons four— 4g * : SIO Ds A ON aT: 2 o « ‘ - 7 1S = SU SsS _ > - . ~~ 4 é\ A Just winter, summer, fall; For it, alas! has come to pass, We have no spring at all. The April showers that brought the flowers For May delivere-e-e A GRADU/ IN CLASS SON liave turned to sleet that makes our feet gedit PI MAN BNJOYING A MOVIE—By RUBE GOLDBERG The hapless barf now finds it hard To write an ode to Spring; - In vain he woos the festive muse ais When frost’s on everything. | Ds ell many “2 _ : = Pix Fy i: 2 ts ZA RCCER LEFT A LARGE | FOOLISH QUESTIONS-Na3619. | 0,15 YOUR. HOUSE RIGHT That and Fact Oldest American sity Caused Him te It for Gift. No, HENRYS THAT (SAT GoinsG tO Have IP PASCAKES FOR A gift of $500,000 b Mallinckrodt, wealthy che ufacturer, to be used fo struetion of one of a grou ings to house the depa chemistry of Harvard Was announced yesterday However, we'll catch what Sher-| vote for President. | . | vote comes in Henry will be elected man said war was in July and enry will be elected | OR IN FRONT OF THE SA HOUSE THIS MORNING) | | " If every Ford owner and every | OH Se ee in Kansas City during th by an overwhelming majority. i nf ini h told E | ‘Ni ’ Ny ‘ S ol s0-| Premfer Mussolin as | | fifth annual meeting of ‘ord emplove were to vote for Hen- s 4 : , é = - Z wes — inio § ; recently trimmed | : eR | | : at - a Y | - ine" ~ GZ - : 7 : Be been Ae arwar ' minio Spalla, who . - Ty he d win in a walk. And that’s no 4 a : R « Z > os 1 p } Se = “ ' —_ . ~ — | ' ‘ inated Harvard ( lubes. Vandeyeer for the European heavy-. Ford joke ZZ Lz 13 a = { AA y H| | et building will bear Mal weight title, he must become cham-) , at » @ : | - , == mit . ——? Tran / pion of the world. Just like that.) 4, nobody was ever elected to| > eh = . a LT . 8 And all he has to do to carry out the | anythingeby a straw vote it doesn’t OUR ' order is clean up Jack Dempsey,! moan anything. | DISTURBED BY Luis Firpo, Jess Willard, Tommy | ies A PERSOA) A PERSOA) Gibbons and a-few more dubs of; The St. Louis Art Museum has. OAY THE that caliber. ‘purchased a picture of George | CeFT orton for $35,000. where you can buy all you want of | August. | name. Mallinckrodt's son, Ed | linckrodt Jr., was a gradu u / E vard in 1900 and is chal STUR : A ~ : special committee appoin ™ me oe : a TRL iii" | « Associated Harvard Clubs A SOW ad eye UaN : = - ; , the needs of the universi ON “THE ment of chemistry. The linekrodt studied chemist 7 a l‘niversity of Berlin. He — J at his residence, 16 Wes fa sathe place, that he hoped his Riayat = ——s contribute to American Pp ’ if “IQHE (Copyright, 1923, by H. C. Fisher, ‘a chemical engineering ft By BL | ISHER, Trade Mark Reg. US. Patent Off " American youth liborator ae a equivalent to the equipmes mercial chemical plants, the choice of I mie iN | “ if i wut DISTURBED BY ; ¢ ath) Se en — Jack Dempsey has a Jersey cow at his training camp. With an unlim-|’em for 2 cents apiece. ee a ‘ Pax ee ee ited supply of real milk Jack ought | —- iad a lak rovers to me RTE INEM pith to develop a milk punch. | The new English Premier is said | MUTT AND J KFF—NOW J KEE IS OL I ANO I HER RIVE BU ¢ KS to be a surprise appointment. ‘Sall| rae : - . ; = jhe er Ya The Cards were going like a house ee as long as he isn't a cigep- | I Owe MuTT TWENTY / He SAID To STARE nytt afire until they ran head-on into| P°'™*ment. DOLLARS AND I'm Gon | S@vare mw THE EYES AN r've | 7 REPEAT OVER AND | \ \ — = TS ee . ; —- MAKE Hit THIAK Coogan’s Bluff. Tough luck. The Red Sox have been sold PAID (T WO HIM RY Wee THAT THE LOAN) f again, but not to the Yankees this USING HYPNoTIsSM!: T LOAN IS . versity and that its chem —_— " IS PAID: THIS ScHeme “Gray Lag Bows to Snob II. |time. Col. Jake says he has all the) I PAID EWe BUCKs T SS a ny Nothing snobbish about Gray) Red Sox he can use right now. A HYPwoTsT, To TEACH /=—- biti : = si tt benefit for the human PAID. THAT ultv, headed by Theodore PuTs Me 157 BUCKS LoAAS 1S PAID o- nrds, was notably excellen La ® THE Good: . ‘ . pr ME HowTD Do it: = ate -Z \ . We are told by one Saint-Gaudens == | Aidit 4. | anv other science.” Ma " . . sald, “It is the foundation THAT LOAA oF . rn ae non lor . ge eaid. was hes son's cradua Gift Is Accep THAT LOAAW IS - See where there is a fight on for| that Kurope shuns American art. , . re ‘ ‘ aj ; 3 : cine and biology. Americ TweastTy tS PAM. | a AS pie that it wane the oldest Ame “(Chemistry holds more supremacy in the’ moving picture | But we don’t see them dodging any | fy have not had as great an a ae — ee ee ee eee oe world. Custard pies at 20 paces! | American dollars, K EXCUSE (Copyright, 1923, by the Int. Feature Service Inc., Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.) { 440 ToDAY (S OLY ‘MCADAY * “100 ~ ? ». Z 7, , ' ‘4 =~ z ' sti “TOO MUCH “West . BADING* CAST - WEEK - Poor WHAT AILS *IGWAY2* - Him 7? ~ -. ODBER, | DO HOPE tan Alor: So Werte By MID-Waebkk |. WHICH @XPLAINS AIS WEAK: BESiWAING * FX This Weete - CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By M, _ ————— aS ea AURICE KETTEN EO — (Copyright, 1922 JIMMY’S MONEY-MAKING SCHEME A — yee 4 — TAINE FOX icupyetl 8 aL WANT A OTRAW HAT ITS GETTING Or i ol gp 5 7 roR* PECTS —! J seal j CUT IT SHORT ITS GETTING 700 HOT FOR. LONG, HAIR. ‘EATHRE — / 7ER_ eee —_— > -) CAN TOUR NOW ~ ““Were-Y’ Are! mister! A SEAT RIGHT NEXT TH? PRETTIEST GIRL IN TH) PARK XZ SELL You FR f TWo Sits - ‘ Y Ad ar A io - OF -course A FEW oF -THE GIRLS GOT MAD WHEN Jim iY: PULLED HIS LITTLE STUNT BUT IN THE MAJORITY OF CASES He GOT AWAY WITH IT FINE, AND MADE QuErE A-NUMBSR-OF-SALES. es , ts he Ta SS Pr so . — = ™ ~ 7 eh. © ee . . ’ ; SS. i ia ig os my, Ng be 4 ; — ¥ A oe ¥ be . ,.¢ 3 ee ot. ae 7 wy Bonet he : Se Pa - ra ~ ty 7" 7. on ® yaar ey or 4 ‘4 me. \ . = ae i? ee. - ‘ » > onde ee od ae : oo hae Py ys aa. ae ae ae a ; i . nity for the study of chet gineering as has existed youth of some other countri It is understood the $506 which has been accepted dent A. Russell Lowell of is one-fourth fhe sum establish the new chemica Harvard. Mallinckrodt, who is a m the BRoard of Trustees of ton University, gave $16 1916 toward a fund of which, with $500,000 given Rockefeller Foundation, e€ wn $1.000.000 endowment € ington University School ¢ cine, for research work in f that branch of medical “which deals with the hyg diseases of children. $100,000 to HosfT lie also jin 1916 gave $1 endowment of a ward in (‘hildren’s Hospital, know Jennie Mallinckrodt Ward,” ory of his wife. who died dward Mallinckrodt Jr. is child, After his graduation f l‘niversity of Berlin in 1 linckrodt and an older and brother established a chemi ufacturing business in St. building 40x80 feet. Theil was limited. Both broth Within a short time after t ing of the business. Make 1000 Chem The Mallinckrodt Chem now manufactures about 10¢ cals used in medicine, phof and technical professions, pany was known to have be prosperous during the perie war. Mallinckrodt is 7& ¥ His son now is active h Chemical company. (. T. Greve of Cinecing elected president of the llarvard Clubs and Detroit en for the next meeting. lowell of the university tendance, Kelly and MacReady R Hy the Associated Press. EL, PASO, Tex. May monoplane T-2, piloted t Oakley Kelly and John i Ready, which arrived he day afternoon on tta flight f Diego to Washington, D. Fort Bliss at 6:10 o'clock ( time) this morning. Next s Lawton, Ok., and Kansas € where they will spend — Detroit Likes Its 1 | By the Associated Pres, DETROIT, Mich. May | dandelion wine