St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 9, 1924

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COMIC PAGE TUFRSDAY APRIL “gs 92 i SP EER RTT ERE ROLE ppomes and [nvestinents iy EAL ESTATE Ads printed in the a 16,367 Po POST: DISPATCH during March. ‘4160 0%" than in ALL the other : Louis newspapers COMBINED! ADVERTISE—i your want isnt ADVERTISED! Sf, " 7.7 bt} Ws . «hi tt" P thy RCI EI NE eS KS ee SR MOE Eire ee . —————— cee Ve m PRs Sort Bs a "RRs Di tee bi tie Ke Lies te, Sh ar RT TORS Mal! cis ok hes: iis act hi a a TAF OE ONE aE OPPRTEREE The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service >. - — yee 76. NO. 214, ST. LOUIS, | WE DNESDAY EVENING, A cow Geena en —— p PERTS RECOMMEND A BOARD OF CONTROL FOR GERMANY, SUGGEST METHODS BY WHICH SHE MAY a ee — ae ee erento As: a (Copyright, 192 ‘, by EL J. on Pat. Trade Mark Reg a — ee a NING Bucks WiLL BuY) Settee ae tee LY ONE RAILROAD eT AND IT BREAKS ALL UP TO THIN iT You GotTA Scnemeeneeetl JALIKK { Gaiee) | AY 3 ]S\ATE COMMITEE 1 TO INVESTIGATE THE a , os = mie is m. x fe “ nt a ics ie Pott Pt ee - m; FROST TONIGHT, WITH TEMPERATURE pe T 42 DEGREES HE TEMPE RATU RES. 9 noon p pSP BSE TP PDP yesterday, at S$ a. Official Highest lowest, 50d fore- - WHEELER INDICTMENT Decision Follows Montana Senator’s Denunciation of “Damnable Con-: Louis Fair to- cast for St. and vicinity: tonight and morrow ; cooler tonight. with frost and a tem- perature of about 42 degrees. Missouri: Fair tonight and _ tv- morrow ; colder tonight, with frost. lilinois: Trair THE ILLINOIS PRIMARY WAS A SMALL AFFAIR spiracy’ and the Championing of) His Cause by Democrats and In- surgent Republicans. | | ° Mississippi River at | feet ee tonight and to- morrow, some- What colder nigirt. sun to- rises at sets a’ Stage of St. fall Louis | i ee of .2 |i oot, By the Associated Press. WASILINGTON, April 9.—Without a dissenting voice, the | Senate today ordered a special committee of five of its members | in a Federal indiet- | of | to investigate the charges made yesterday men returned in Montana against Senator Wheeler (Dem.) Montana, prosecutor of the Daugherty investigation. The resolution ordering the ‘duty as I see it. I'm not going to, Quiry was presented after Wheeler ' be stopped by threats or by clamor. | had denied the charges on the Sen- I sincerely hope you believe me‘ aie floor and had gathered about: when I tell ,ou that this charge hag him an imposing circle of Senatois no foundation. But they have not d drawn from the leadership of tne;stopped in attack with me; they Dempcratic and Repubiican insur-)| have tricd to injure my wife and my Bent Senate forces. _ babies.”’ Wheeler’s voice choked Chairman Brookhart of the!as he concluded. Daugherty Committee at first an- “Criminally Rich” Denounced. hounced that his committee wou!d, Chairman srookhart = of the ,4 itself investigute the “‘conspiracy’ , Daugherty committee charged that | which had resulted in Senator every attemvpi had been Wheeler's indictment “in under- stop the committee’s _ operation. hand effort to block the inquiry Members had been trailed, he said, into-the Department of Justice.” offices rifled. and “unsupported | The Democratic floor leader,' rumors reflecting upon them pub- | Senator Robinson of Arkansas, sug- lished in the press.” n Fested that a new committee be “There can be uncertainty. — appointed to undertake the new is)- Said Brookhart, “that there was an quiry, and Senator Walsh (Dern.) | Organized conspiracy in the house- of Montana, the prosecutor of the, hold of the former Attorney-Gen- | oi] committee. then presented a eral to collect money for the pro- formal resolution to that end. He) tection of crime. Those participat- | 8 gall he did it at Wheeler's reques: | ing included Jesse Smith and How- and it wae adopted by a vote of /ard Manington. It is inconceiva- acclamation almost’ as soon as it. ble that Harry Daugherty was not was laid the Senate, | personally aware of it. “DPemnable Conspiracy.” _ “I believe this indictment can be Charging that the indictment) traced back to Daugherty. But | was a “damnable conspiracy,”* the proceeding has not intimidated | Wheeler tolq his colleagues that he the committee. The commitice has | had known for weeks of the :n-| been unanimous on every action. | quiry inte his record in progress! We will continue so forward | by Department of Justice agents. | the people of the United |,, ¥ Bie no hefore to | until He denied specifically the charge in | States can render a true verdict | >.| upon this conspiracy of the crim- jinalhy rich to rule the ecountrv ” Senator Robinson said he i'thought the Senate would agree the indictment that, after his ele tion to the Senate, he had improp- erly accepted money for-appearing | before the Interior Department in the interest of oi! clients. tract in the case. he said. ealiy provided that he should nwt Practice befor: anv Government department. Hic con- | that the Montana Senator had been . speciti- | the victim of a criminal “frame- up. “The Senate ‘quire into the rounding that indictment.” the Ar- | kansas Senator said, “and since he : isa member c he D: erty o a Speech covld doubt the truth of his! RS gn Say h , noes send ls ; ee, nk e _ : Statements. and Sennior Walsh ae- | —? Le ; t inquiry shou d * ~ , ® Nandiec > Va new co 1 ee,”’ Seried that the Solicitor 4 P connec a . peyote ah sh expressed co ce ¢ terior Department led persona } “ P , me ‘oe that : the charge ¢ inst ey confirmed to him of the 1S oes) against h associate ti : “are entirely without foundation. ons mad fleor today : , Whe ay ag The information on which the in- re’er. Walsh's resolution was as | 1 was based, he said, had follows: { ‘ Le . ave ( a “Resolved. That a committee con- sctment been public property for a vear, ae . “fil n r hs sisting of five members of the Ser- ie Be ta grag so tiase Bo yf ate he appointed by the President Lice, far as I can learn,” he con- Pro tempore to investigate and re- tendaed “the charge is based on 2a ies Ge ices the facts in letter from the solicitor of the In- : larges made ina cer- Department, who confirmed | tain Indictment returned today every statement by | Senator Burton K. Wheeler in the ' United States strict Court for the Btate of Montana.’ Senator Wheeler of the facts in the | Charges a “Frame-Up.’ case. Selection of the committee is to. a be left entirely Mins of the Wheele; Raid is competent to in-/|® circumstances gsur- | Senator Robinson deciared that ho one who had heard the Senator’s of the In-. ayy 2The Olive or Central 6600 NEW ATTORNEY-GENERAL ASKS “COPS” WHERE HIS OFFICE IS Stone Confers With President, Then Goes to Take Over New Dutic-. Assoc ta ler Dress WASHINGTON, Stone, arrived in Washinvton to- ‘ed with then, af April %.—Haur- the new Attorncy- President ter inquir- policemen, of Jus- there confer: and ay. the went Department to his office in and take over his new uties. Reaching the dcepar' m., Sione took was no ceremony. ment at 9:5: the cath at The oath depar clerk in the dozen depart- onee, by the appointment of half officials. new icnt The Attor rcneral an his nation in justice oundér he titution ney-Gs the keeping path pro- Con- shield nger polic \’ the straight Hie thie sig] ) Lne law. make the said. to and the but the swift laws ay ee TWO OIL PROMOTERS PLEAD z GUILTY TO CHARGES OF FRAUD | ‘Pat’ ‘Marr. on With Him in Texas. Throw Selves on Mercy of Court. Presse Ark... April 9. Worth, qf Y the Associate) TEXARKANA, wien Garland of Fort Tex.. L-lidorado, lioward indicted jointly with (Pat) mails to defraud in with promotion and stocr- the South Ar- fields, entered pleas of when the trial of associate WAS Yre- District forton Marr on ¢} COlR- ection oil today, and his in ULnited here. umed States » Asaeociated Preee. in LOS Apri! 9%. 1.08 — A |] houses Angeles closed at order of ‘ounty night were by midnight Federal and and mouth Or ONO NN al alla el al dal alae Lama Profit Results from Real. Estate : Investments One of the best vestments is The steady Values minimizes the ele- ment of risk in real estate investment and makes it the , basis of substantial proes- perity. of in- bkistate of land forms Rea! growth This is especially true of Louis real estate, for this cily’s growth is based on normal, healthy conditions and all desirable city and suburban real estate wii! in- crease with its growth. Read the offerings in the teal Wstate” columns. They Will put vou [{n touch with the widest resl estate market. You may be interested in some special location not ad- vertised If #0 you can Io- eate it by writing an ad of your own. When finished, leave with or TELEPrAOXK B&B IT TG Post-Dispatch le eae | Trial | a ee , Beccard ah) pees APRIL 9, 1924—40 P A A eee ee le a ee ge ST Louls POST-DISPATCH ) PAGES. ‘PRIC E 2 CENTS ree eee BECCARD OUSTED DEADLOCK BROKEN BY MAYOR'S VOTE Commissioner Howard's Adjustment Along Gold- en Rule Lines Not Ac- cepted by Police Board. DECISION REACHED IN EXECUTIVE SESSION Sergeant’s Apology for Call- ing Detective Chief a Liar, Made With “Reser- | Fails to Satisfy. vations,” unusual proceed- Board Commissioner was a most the meeting Police Ve: when terday Clarence Hl. Howard, recently ap- pointed, took the helm and e¢x- ‘straightened big was speakivg of the epi- John Ve- gut plained how he had ‘thing out in a loving lie of Detective eve} A’ a sole Sergeant (‘hief of liar and while. voted that a case was not adjust- Rute tines ad- who ealled Hoagland a ii—for a tectives with the awa’ But of insubordination (;olden board along ‘voeated by Commissieper Howard to, ‘gan to said ' COMmMe ing bh = or anything ,vears ; % fyi) fair | Moore. with | |for | dismfgsed. With- x-officio as might have as it was Bec- of three to Beccard was Mayor Kiel sitting a board member, there been a deadlock, but lost a vote and out card wut by {wo Howard's Explanation, The most affair was the fact Howard sat in ‘upied by President and did of the immediately Howard tell of the reconciliation he had effected between ceard and Chief Hoagland. Beccard had that he didn’t with that Commis- the chair usu- brock- talking. efoner AlriY OC mal most ? Almost which Sergt et Hie explained misunderstood, to apologize that a eT} this big to sce out declared, to wanted loving “so I asked mv office in the Pierce Building. Chief Hoagland ‘Of course,I'm busy. but I will down right away.’ There was his mind, no vengeance —he showed the marks big. fine related how hy ether by explained raightened in a way.” bie them ) came ate in man.’ the of a lloward ‘* : | THoOK great CAC Beceard he suid mean any men while “he was sorry didn't any Way. “Why, J Sie hand” think John (ments from affecting adveray Germany's financial stability, 4A index of prosperity has been fixe making it possible to j whether the amounts of the sched uled payments are or are not Bee yond her capacity. : A general board of control, fn- cluding an American, with neutral and German mem ber#, - the experts’ solution of the ‘cult problem of guarantees Germany will execute the ter eventual! settlement under plan. The experts found this @ most likely to satisfy the allies a] at the same time prove accep to the Germans. One membe this board, with the title of missioner, will be vested with: finportant duties of deciding, * cording to an Index of prosper when the payments provided | oi German finances. pe + 7? 2 | The index is to be based |German exports and imports, tary value of the consumr sugar, tobacco, beer and alco the total population, and the ie sumption of coal. Percentages wil | be fixed on the average statianin _covering these bases, firet for € | years, then for six years, the centage of each of the efx | | compared with the base being | | ! | ; eal aspects of the Ruhr occupation for some time and has been twic: operated upon, the second time last | | Saturday. ‘WOULD RESTORE ‘PROFITS TAX Offers Amendment to Revenue Bill. | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON. April 9%.—Res- toration of the excess profits tax | was proposed in an amendment to the revenué bill introduced today Senator Brookhart (Kep.). | eoctdeane iby lowa. Radio Programs Page 35 Regularly 5, te Following the Want Ads | : but make it plain that the French | and Belgians, if | maintain garrisons in the must keep their hands off railroads and industries. The first prerequisite to the pay- ment of reparations, the experts assert, is sound money in Germany. They propose to this end the estab- lishgnent of a new gold bank of is- sue with 400.000.0009 gold marks capital, about $96,000,000. in the organization of which they make it to the interest and profit of Ger- many, as well as to the advantage of the allies, to co-operate. Germany's production, they say. will enable her to meet her own requirements and raise amounts to apply to reparations as contem- plated in the plan. These pay- Ruhr, the they see fit to. a the oix percentage results ing the index. When the resources exceed i index, supplementary paym reparations are to be made tn" portionate amounts: when th « dex proves deficient, basic | : ments shall be made for the on which the calculations | : based. But subsequent | ~ ne s menta payments shall note. — come due until allowance has Segal made for previous deficienc “ e league as Arbiter. At this point the League of” |tions is brought into the plan; @ disputed point upon the | tion of the statistica on this ‘is to be referred te the f tion of the league for > ; leaned a i a a, te Me xo . “ ae ee &. tex A 5 oe >» ays ete" ~ 4 24 a te ay f et Me aD ee a ae Ree ee ae mB he Aes hg ee gine) 1 ee nr ae ee Se ae of ae a ea + gh ale Sh ad? a eet De oe ae o: sil lS has ; - ortiicn, aia Rees: 04 I aR tt pate a Sank EVES AS Oy: TEES aS GRAS ONES i 2 en 4 in dh ‘in the plan may prove too oneroup =~ land may threaten the pectin ‘3 total budget receipts and ex . = tures, railroad traffic, the ‘ 4 Le ee TE ae . 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pepe FS a 8 a aris SAE ie See Weak: Soe, 3 Pe Ba st toa it ans et ay Tea hd ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SAYS GUFFEY (sno NORRIS AND COOLGE NEW FATINBE Experts Recommend Board #222222" HEME TOP | jf 2 eS me ICED BOSCH NEBRASKA NEWS TRANSMISSION’ }=© Of Control for Germany ses TAK FA i mnt An SALE FUNDS drawn by official circles from Tih at yarallele dav from $11 precincts out of 1936 $4,000 words, a feat unpara d cent sinking fund annually. nt on : ‘as geveral Governments are inter- named to conduct the } > > * Investigator Storck Testifies ia Democrat : ~~“ « ME jin the state, representing every , ee ae ahaa Pennsylvania ic : Bee 2 “ile — ine ‘ was accomplished yesterday by the The interest and sinking fund on | .. ite 1 Nation of her rail- | , . i ah ‘county except thre ow = . Shaken Sete sh ; the mortgage, they Seure sénce mipiet insta iiat! ested. assurance of their acceptance | was made by Senator > é pater ion i rant! ' re. , j : . ‘ Leader, Former Alien wa dag a been of all the features of the plan is (Rep.), Michigan, whe ott Property Sales Director, ‘ i ao ee atin? pn - “atTiOnNa accou an e amou Centineed \ anne Page One. , . en foreign (the report handed to the Repara- ———_ - - ames - *% - srred ¢t ' a Senator Has Big Lead, Reparations Report ot 44,000 by the experts to ne a, rth *¢_ } cour . - : canta and budget ‘tion Commission Ds —— Californian Employed : oat de : : ; LOA HOO OOO ea): , s « a } | . ‘ road ev ster which has 9° \ : y senf less thar Mar mans . ae aa ee di to Newcomb Carlton " , weet OR the e: n , : 'S expenses, seen ‘eneamewe bee 25.362 for Gone- i Bassin in Chee Wires (00S OOUMNINS walus-or ee eee anc brought to a point of efficiency UN~- | lacking. On the whole, the recep- pay all of Heney’s ’ a : ‘ ‘ bia : = >" 4 i bh. - - . y" , : } ‘rant ; : > . his traf- 009 gold marks. Full interest wi) “=OWN before the war. The trans- ition of the report is much cooler Senator Watson (Rep.), OF MONOPOLY ~s : . St iit r : . " rtation system and tndustrics than the optimism shown around the committee chairmas . Hiram Jonnson of Californja oniv anpponent fic officers said. but it was the first not be réquired during the perio] ‘a : generally are provided with N¢ ‘the Foreign Offiee during the last the proposal, saying he @i4 net returms gave him 45 ~ 5 Gn a 8 oe Re RAS a single dispatch ever received, SRO. RS Took Up a Personal ae | Seni eorge W. Norris, “- | time an ocean cable was operated of reorganization, but the par- t neta ' 3: ‘+, Most modern appliances, ard Port® tew weeks would hare indicated ‘the imvestigation turned ite of Contracts De- and terminalis have been extended it is intimated that there would muckraking inquiry. bs sf oe in , ~~ hs hea . , ~~ al ; f the Indeperdent f ‘tly into a newspaper or news /™ent Of 330,600000 marks will Loan. . ea se friends charged that “East os Aa one meen ta 1 eed tal, sec “pape. ! 4 ae Se NOs “4 association office. Four such di-| +n 7. and 19 26.1. | ae OU alee ' oe Rey ae nd “‘may tear. i . 1; "and improved, furnishing exceiiemt |... he Wee. ‘ans’ and “monted ‘rect cables were used in speeding |‘7¢reasing on a sliding scale to 660 p : , nO IT ave en more enthusiasm for the “And I know Heney well . ‘“ t T sources of revenue and an adequate .xnerts’ findings had they devoted |to know that is what he wih & ferred Until Nex ues 9 * ts _ to a statement to- f Pubiic cS + Ih . = ce ¢ ~ . - ? st€ inte eS e " k ne — nr AA ree on eT An Pla es &e, a ARBRE EE NE AEE Ce tant (ae oie PIMA! RB ge ne. 6 i ‘i rN 4 w i ié m . ne we» ie ~ , > h . , *$398,000 SHORTAGE aie ae arentiy wassrenominat "| full text of the report might be |*he experts think ought to become © es bs s caateeiaiinaialal some thought to ways and means,;you give him a chanee” B se of the Ab- . ” ep stanti jlurality over former Rep- |available for publication in the |"0rmal years s vonage te tel Societe © of making the compliance of Ger- | Watson added. _ day - ; Bie RS. ating “he fs =] sf =. ee . * , 7 ki tne mm tary r- manw ‘+ + ° WAS MADE GOOD ' em entative Charlies Sloan ‘ . re | it nited States simu! taneously with German industre under the plan ‘ . ilitary «4 many with’ the terms of e- entual . Senator Jones, New Mezico, g f . regarded as an administra- its presentation in the full Repara- is expected to provide 5.900.900 nau °°" ctions and ue 3. settlement more certain. As the! King (Utah). the Democratic sence O Kinsey. lan The Senator had 32.76 an - Ser ee eae ~ 7() aw ans says: Oll4- recommendat - _- SEN ATOR G E ORGE w. NORRIS. mat i : : ong . 4) ; ti ons Commission : (P} 7S ks represented t Vv S xe: ~ te ; ommenda ry, stand. it is re bers of the committee, favored "qj Indicted Him but Noth- tes to Sloan's 15.060 in 792 pre-/ avoid multiple transmissior 1ortgage bonds he a ee 5 uaran and penaities im- marked the only guarantee ae plan, while Senator Erna ¢ f . ” es ; . : Bi 27 Hagia ° : ’ sas , Seer ou MCAaAril sam vet , : : Se, rfment & F : LC ibat Nc rris Aad pianned to re- tex? ; h > 13] } > 77. ” ( - i] er - ne a : na / ra > in ol Ook ae ion of c . ou 'd ha’ a & Ou! ld be the presen 'Kentuc Ks dec lared he opposed 4 The United Ssiates Depa’ 2 ren: *) i. 7, . orm + ° - . ‘ ‘- "aie ey ‘ mat aie . t a ral of his present term, but an intermediary on behalf of iral itside the com On this point a controversy with ‘found to follow” Hemey’se Wiflite process asphalt paving and | - 0 “Shortacc | : forced him to cc ee . ; | : asin Sinan ge ; Nite fT —_ ment Made to Treasu ° Re why € i J wees uc! : 1S Mmemobvers as desired the ‘of th } ' E ; = ps4 (luestions Ramaa \ MacDonlad ie apprehend- men? “ ‘ : at it saeegneice any I y 7s the sec a! res ‘ . } _ ~ . a — e) “eh s, a , ave Washington for the Aes rpow | Sumennty Distributed. ; ns ol reevenss Te . eve U iuty to poin our | ence of troops on the other side of members had been flooded with is phalt, accor jing as a orta Arie : é » @ tic , 1 } — + , — : , — ~" a , Ce O¢ fs i+ *h ot ; a "PC ASTse r b a : . = , . 9 —* . Sale Funds Were Held. amounti g2OR 00 » ind ie Democrat ) , nce in the New York headquar ning th ond ve '¢ _ wih: ascs are Dased ithe Rhine. and laborious negotia- formation as to the Revenues - by Shelby L. Heman. president ten writes anid Ualil i sections. ordi! to their requirements par a Se f by any foreign organiza - foundation laid by the experts bers could not follow up. yin staten ; ‘4 " ry = f ’ : i! "yt : Ss : iG . " “ 7 . . . : 7 . . : * . > * 7 . " . a . By PAUL Y. ANDERSON. 2 one ‘nine woot” | «Gov. Charles W. Brvan was re- few who ished the ps t@Xl event of default 1@ payment .] than the controls herein | “The report is like a breath. of Senator Ernst said he had : : -/and the sho: vas “made goot ' - =a 7. 888 tS PAY MIENt OF | ....-: —— : ly : ‘ ' ‘ oe , A Special Washington Correspond te vale cil . nominated as the Democratic candi- | assumed peenertionat share of the provided. Consequent! our pian is fresh air.” was the comment of Col. already “* hagrined at the rd. presi- . . ] ‘ ; as io ‘ i] al ‘ i> nN ws : ; —s . ; —\ aca . : ° natn : al : : : ~ " as cn. of the Post- Dispatch. gotiati one het ween . en nron j date for TB Coy ernorshi rm. but his | €xpense of th @ cable transmi $=ion. prin ipa! upon either rai a 3 ae hbase ; UTM ; eset ass mmpti nn that ei- James A Logan. the unofficia! the hes rings had taken” and 7 —— 7 oo 7 2 ng & ‘"on- ‘ “oA b r ] = aati ' 3 , 4 ® snr 4 Shastae vee s ry 7 . ; ‘ ne =a" ns measure ee 4 ? : a «* ; ‘ f ine oe pen - . WASHINGTON, April 9.—Two eee custodian and the Treasurv freee tpmegnanyr opponent was an un-, A ¢ SS as y Was de@- industrial bonds provisior adie aS eee pecans: thes American member of the Repara- ¢™p!oyment of a “crimimal] "Former Attorneys-General, Palmer | ~nlsonse certain matter because of the close- fe other members over th he a 9 prnmeicyd Reon . pt rhe = With- tion Commission would no no good. He chal ogee lala t yesterday. Staf- | ; se ws é ness of the contest ot ~ Fu. .€aS€ fires teas “a nice late senha drawn or sufficiently modified so ] vernm : eOoon as Crermany has put nto @exe- Ww “resign in favor of Heney.” s eked lieman to answer cer- sll IO EET hatter for hic perconal | Aiiin | Mchfuties Beatrice, |, CAF y .nterested 1" through the Commissioner of Con. |%0°n #* Germany has put Into exe-| Aiea, pa pee ee pe : ; =e ford Saune ee same boat today by the ! ) | latest 9urnalistic nterprii ss en uti the plan recommended. " 2 * Pe ' yestions concerning rec — ) art ,/use and that it subsequently found|banker and lawyer. was atk meee: tl rf trolled Revenues q wat son said was “unfety , the Trinidad Company on ef George W. Storck Department “apenas a esi aa ernk th. WM. Mathers 6 Gerius an ra i ni ttention tf 6 a ote te greement mn the railwa: BASED ON POUND, NO nate that Couzens had ‘ rim ae Se > : s* ao) 4 ~ ‘ ; . tii ‘ . * .ie« ‘ eas o 4 s — near " , F . ts sin é = - tie a4 . ’ ; . Foon. ’ . . rye — a ‘ "~ te "ie - of Justice investigator ve describ- said votes _ SrranMgeieny , ’ aw che . the Drovision - ¢ hz oe , ‘XTDe tne comm ittee recommends | his in ‘estigation after a ce ' . . AvEeS e with ;* . s : >} . o* "ame ~~ 3 . es ss | ‘ iid ) : ‘ : _ Cig: ylies ea Sug the seizure and subsequent dis- Guffev "iy a}y’ retained Charles Graff. presiden: thy peg tis. t ‘ 3 ‘ si : | 4 ia ‘ i* Ifi- ‘4 - - om ; . . . ° ¢ ’ ~ + soc - "fTYN ¢ — 2 n iny ‘© pa anica!. ( astieman. a oe ee were OwNes lends for some months when he (State Board of Agricultu ERE Dona come ena | , nat | ’ *& Rosch Magneto Co He charged made saies, he added, and these cisively defeated by Gov. Brvan. __.. a se i : - _— AA ANG e&nld m: a ae ‘rat wear idi if ; BOt our intent! ; ; there w “s othing personal | n P as Teurhboleull * that the sale of the company was funds were edrning : ) ) vate th 696 precincts being reach ew Terk Che oy ; es | ER deeets FE deprive Germany of the’ By ARNO DOSCH FLEtT ROT. tween ‘self and the Secretar sessiccgeaprgeee Msi pe die eiterated made possible by while he held 1t} o2 T9% am 3 - 2 @ =e ies Ra rate: ~~ Swe +t 650.04 ee oe ee > _ adn ation of her railways io) A Staff Correspondent of the Post- In its final form the venue Hemp teday re aan agen: pags ee apot iebagge ie xamip! rou! transmit the . ae is 5 ia perso eripatin favo th lies On the cen- Dispatch and New York World. resoiution. suggesting Heney’s: marked by fraud, Palmer . Actions. and thet ~ hen the . ] "4 ; _ re or a. 7s - ' >? - ippa rentiw F : y : ‘. lies ) 7 : ae ae anit ce ap ie aaa ite ire mé@ssag nant anda EG a: ane 924. br the Press and Pulitzer | niaw _ way. , : is ; j ' : + sse09 . ’ ir ry a Saad nae ae } ght. 182 Le rrese 2G ~ : n lov ment. was drawn “ ; : teat my a rumishing Coa, the New York Worla pt03 . 30 that

. wee * ® > Ot es -, 3 — AfION . oe . * we a jeferred unt ine jocular Chairman OS Re. Nt GG iE OR ak ore eA Ment ‘to failure of the (7 ul hat | structe leg nuld b ~eet‘imn reply to suggestions thatiai] companys Going int tai ed delegation should be however —ikhat has happened will end the shout the sale of the Bosch Macne. || 10 New York Uniy 226 pre- had report > “tion. $4.000.900 transaction namie landidates who eought nomine- 48 ae wid ten vel at peo Capital Abroad. = : a : = hie ld McKenna and his co! -errere ns in the German man-iin the reparation experts’ report, ord. Be _ fe ' ; lA re ia cial , oon —_— — ract .Lc Deferre:!. eontte what drawn, but smiling more af- the Chase Natio: an] ' , salt oe transmitted afresh . : n , om ~ Cont t : ~ ime won’ cept , ine ‘ . ~a Xe Xs . . — ¥ a ular references to his indictment in)... nee Fase] oce er ? SE. ade hase : lon hemeictad Pra ' ik" 04.006 yid rk ibroad id OV a dof 18 directors. of whom: Go! a will not be the basis of me -* . — - , cn " ; : , : a @. | ] a i“ f oy : + i» : ir ns erases ify ee ee: Bee A Al ‘ ‘ - ° , i . é a ; a r ararions ~ “Montana yesterday. There is noth- . ava. pet epi exited ” ' PRE rs = me tha ; s1Im °oOrescents pur- } by the German | value of the new currency, but th ie we h account : a 1 nou renominated * . _— — ' an marl = } ro" l€ nd the private holders | English pound. which upgets the es = ee : ge ) ad } ' esident Rrookhart rade toa if fur is an) hic cw? - .% P 7 a) er , ‘ voters having aX , » sling 2 : : F . pr ? ‘ ‘ : 5 7 . a a = .* ‘ Omnp ansm} - : a ™ . - , : an‘ +) t “ imocrauc presidentia: nomina- ass 0 tai ‘cific inf pr the Doends to be issued amounting This puts the pound back at its 7 - . acting mn joint - kin s right | t { esri Lio PY , ; Aad comt ~ tac Kil it rig cut humor, he open-!the time af th banking : ae 1 tre ballots. wrote in eal, _— Sfantad ATO i ” -4 . none" a i ae ~ a nA ¢ . - ing h +) nee . a ais wn Aner ene: er. he ay =F T) This wes the last minute decision and for themseives, te Mine ntr: on the ground that a , , ; . ‘JOO TT) . - . * ~ vas . = +9 , ‘ " J , ‘ . . 2 . » © . : i \e ene e two men n:3 i j . ly : > la at ‘ eS uw reé . | ~ ‘ ay ‘ at P . . t 1e eal have to-. ~ ,+ “a eommittee nt to . : ie , sat 290 004.90 marks hi! eontrib ns from the bank is to be based on sterling Werk of this committe [ want to to . Storck sald Secretar ek ' ' dun - ae. h > oa —. ire at : . names had aan suggested age that this loan ¢ ps iz! » manwfactur at "te ; really only an advaneés “ridn. and I can add that this tnves- years i member o { ‘Th OF } we 46 | ; Sts. > ted iStaiiation of i . ar! } “é Tr T . 4 ft ‘ 5 ‘ > rTP > eae ae ry ry mm = = a ; * ij is r : r ) — : - ~ ise. . ho . z i : impressed with ire a meters 8 s0 pee nee pera) D sed loan is the credits of the a:- a force ane | determination .' an) " in the sale The nan e now ic mere- ‘ : ~ : : yi gamilit pUNnLY, + ¢ ‘to . ’ , > i? N 4 , r] > : a. an nt ime | wget ; ‘ —— ; int i > thutio - eatin ani t w v val le e Phas never possessed befor é, a firm nam ne id ins : oS as ae are CParaven pe) - "a ee not give the foreign loans . 7 the Trinidad ' ‘ : ' eguai number in aves (0 si Ree EEE Rica ° : ha the rimn.dac tained handclapping greet:d he U hat mor z , } dire . thi rountr by an dustr ae but uts it en the We P at pie ‘“ val sluggish good h the tin he ing trans Ms " which the ar | 1.000,0 zold marks, five’! pre-war eminence :é s their fancy dictated. Mi the nature of the sanctions teh process specification =~ T . ‘ . ’ . , ed overnight and trees cccer i _— ) i ig« rie ’ ike ; i i ; ‘ . : : : as avmen't's ‘ny th ig: 7 : . mocrats in t inties ¢ ) ! rm pital gold marks to be represented by | Dee” consistently for a gold bank | ** °* Ee i roperty owners on Bota: pressed a prefer cr “nary } es ee | mak Ve Spt elieve t! mrt nterest i aan : I experts without exception . a hy t a ) ) Voters on ARied | Ba . Meases who have testified. Wheeler / «sid , ; ; ie. ' rn 9? _2 i? - an , . , vail , . r + rad ° Z| } ‘> ’ ‘ - . : : cinted . ty : themselves did mot have the gold | mediate action by the Reich om the for $40,000 ready to deposit ¢ ‘. whether he had ever been indicted. that he (Kern) indu } indicate what the basis is. it is | French for four weeks, a cannot be evcntiont sesierday if you had ever been in read at thi Pom eho : . rio & , | ies bi - ‘* Dr. Hjaimar Schacht. head of Ir over the elections Although @ ft esident of the Pers that J] have been. while the Kerr 7 F. t opertyv ir-.... , LA PITATA Vt ' wWoret charged against veu is that wher - wy not ; time ef the ’ | tate na : a | a : St : , ) ney | 1 } ued Not- Rete oe agit. 2 a Sttute 'eadere read few icnapte the Igaun UE in Fe one - hte ; = Iption ~ oes in Berlin and which ig t * ° . , ’ - :' * ted ¢ Mr Dupont save vou are irrespon- United St. mn win oO? f wor ; ’ P ide J , . 2 , ch is te be ab ase unbearable and cannet PX. , cen Utce , Bible, so 1 guess vou're better off he s: und added that Ker: , tering votes ft Ame sorped later by the Bank of Issue. signed. the Post-Dispatch end . we will state that ee ¥ am .. gat ge pee pr te Se din : ; vit -harter member , rer commentite: teekx tents éemadl ed aiso is based on the English peund York World are informed that’ iy ue aced, ; ’ \3 PP ermOac Lt Mm, ' ’ 5a , } ] . . ‘ : if ' : . : , i? - - (he experts by German officials of | ment: Netther the State or thea » it impossible for other eh 4 le _+ oo Ps 4 ie Bank of Issue }dustrialists want to give ail mpete With : As London will be the financia! Poincare excuse for new ak , Willite process paving ever been br " ht “A heeler r ‘tert- > - . , et ’ Paring by ise for (sermany, if tn- measures in the Ruhr while the - «ene ified : tated : Vakners Campaign Manager. rraraing is conversation ‘er x pM | e p ) evitaDiy wil! be the trade clearing getiations over the experts > aS u“ fled . ** a 7. . “ss Li! a . Sis A . , . ° ‘ P - . . i ii 7 r _ a6 Yea, they've been too buss Ashed to give the total borrewed in ; icago n } i 7 WEES. 1ouse. f the British sueceed in | posals are in progress ; a ne , cis re ; oie hls a ae | — _ - getting this trade advantage, it wil! The new Government that . *> hy Aguin, after Storck had testified and his associates mad i millior Ko Hamo ) n nation; | (2er ny ! Pp arom i , Tiut hy recommended prosecu- dollars o ie ‘tore h in teema : Ok 2 : ney : att ie ) - * +4 ’ oe 1 ) ate vt en widen fioné in th: Koach Magnerio case declared : utti 7 = ; teld mn he ha, sie 4 ~~ ‘ | wih tre ey eo rs : ; ’ - m , ‘ Srovicion for Pay ment. two years ago, but that none had nicke! ths esnite the nn , om , | = | > — | : ! : F tee srs ni “*¢ to be - aS asrnetnc aed aii on erec: x | ‘ =~ , , bgt ghee ; OT Mitts. Foor . t¥Y parments to get indictments against those a i aie ae tan augchn sa . Lome ” | peop isayt thes had time 20 , : i >? t. : , ate : ; . . : . : | : “a & ‘ ’ ' i? vy Pos : : ’ ‘ r = e . ; s 48 in which —_- . | es . \ nend 3 uarter TT ext: * put the British in more n- | in a , —_ : ; si | | ; a \teres “O0 AAA ana) aie Sites “hth a wend com- | into being after ePctions will ult nS Se ) Po t,o | n mandi ng position in world trade /it gitticut: to jam through the ffi ' ‘ é rt ®ut te Montana and frame up an Se OU Bn necessary eho , | it bn : Midictment against me vince this ie ee a a | he : the Reeth Rts egg OS CR RAC ey pa wg : site jrailway ben | of 3,006-~lemamaeee « investigution beran.”’ th siete * e general electi, ton | ieeiieinn: at Lan oi gy Os ae , 7 ' eid mark: Second vear An angle of the plan which is ef ‘posed contro! over Germany = a Bierck charged that Martin FE Neeres ten we Fe illia i , Del oan a Reea a a he iterest ailwa) bends, prime importance i the power vocated by the experts. Os ern, un enemy alien, and an ex A. BMitchel lire) the cae 8G stified n : int dit pt t! ia it. out sic 9. ' vUU 0G balance placed in the hands of the transfer tigre alone the reactioaaaaaas convict. induced A. Mitchell Palm are oid CREE Pe re bya red iy ore pation cas ) | Dupont. Deny Amy Profit: bacept | | bd wis fr ‘ ~~ ' r oe terest on! committee This committee wil! ‘© Touse the voters te opposites. ie, SHOR Alien property custodial Ard o fireeto: , , oo , Sh i? he Nort _ , S a> Provided im Contracts.” , one ' , . ee ~~ as -_ . budget consist of an agent for reparation BY the A tare a heed #5 to seize the Cleramn-aw ned prep nin iets rithm _»2/He first oa | iy ce Ree r the to ta ) ores | ros. aia ie ntributie ineludin Z sa] f payments and five other members RBRItUSsF r. April — erty of the Reasch-Magnetoa t'o iti. BES in : oe “ : ee : er ee ee “a | , pe “7 ITN .0 5, Te) f ¥. on ; : | 4 . gree then . a 3 " ; hoa ry total , 220. a English French. Belgian. Amer- of the Belgian Government iater- es Serg fo a company heag-| 244 additional “direcicr ‘ @ convention and later saw hir,i.. en ‘Te | ment eclare. ouch . © geld mark ican and Italian. It will handle al! | ested tn the reparation problema ‘ , ree. . ' Tra: le De | i+ Phin. | payments by Germany and wil! | gan a thorough study of the ie e ; ' " ies . . : , ' ' ; ¢ 4 ’ ‘ . . , ’ . ° e e rt d erent li ,a* OeTrOour . ' ‘ ry tes ,* AoA : w ets 7 _— . a2 JUS ‘ riynimnt ; ‘ =. ’ j “ar = sub- The auties and scope of this im - /ment Was reserve ed. _ , . any CaRe« | nag : ted in t ‘eal contin lition pertant transfer committee are as | satisfaction that the apet * essed property is of low that Palmer had previous! , : iT. : a ; f aa } ro. a = ~ 7 ris i ‘ TT. fica : , : a: Eetetaa: or re. - _ hie dy " ae > . a — re ba se zk , ai at aaa ana te! ews ‘agreed that Germansy was Pras! p " : ooesibie _ eel! tax (government , cial : bin —_ eo trie LeUT t ne , ‘ ; - 7 : oe — . ies apvern tne on al | nanage: i eI af 1 3 in os ee om ’ y a ie open . Fourth vear. frem in- The committee will regulate the!pay her reparations and thas Pe ) 2 tte Chi . | s rs » allied ev ‘jes, and the oni: ‘rest on railway } | exeeution of deliveries tn kind and decision was unanimeus Wes "a The Bosch Magneto ¢ ponds and indus- will aise transfer cash received dent. Pyne ‘ : rT? Transport be lowmeph SBS. Cluffe ¥ Bia. ued the Demecratic cormmittee o« = rm O hha t 2 ‘ " riy | ' poh snirn : ) eg Si vatia uhe Was made directo : a l@ta iis — wien a ris n 7 Dhipans tatan si ; ‘ a | ye ' . Of sales for the alien property 9 oes. Peerganization of | ere: g et said. | ea! ithfull rried out ‘enue | * ee Bh ent xs. 4 aad : i takes time fice Bterckh testified that th ‘J Soar! ae. rie : | dianar “ eae , | : ORT RCS a GO not 0) “ais cs ma ; ° “* i? 750 @oan a ' lots mon é ye he re prese nt et iPegt e eat a> e . : : ” ih — ; » ; " Lowd . . . : ' " > . . . pr - . > ; : % : , x , , ’ : and costs us more ey > eS 3 ¢ ; ah | [he Spring of the valve of the proapert: He charged Cruffe. meorenayv> | : , ld si , ,7 ; seus i : Ce tht ease Pre — :' dian ral “OTT? ! A 42 . ae * 2 - M : ? ai alk ale debentures. from trans Vous & made from the best Kentuck , whth converting receipts f h a : hort — — 1» h t Hat ae OF aA wr: e® Tx: ‘ mre! vp Supp rf Lit augnerty rge — , o- é " $502.. rin urra) ———— eee View t9 maxing certain and smokes cool. =a ° . a : y ‘ . ’ . s ~ wt WV . om? an iaee he _ ™ ™ ee ; : ~ bh - noe y ou ; : a : . ; uy ] * c - - rrTorney ff ‘,@rmanr y asur\ (ln occasion he 4 : ! large personal loan with his truee ™®"? ce hee ee? ne anid. made; OT [OUR POST-DISPATC etter ' Pie seni ties | yved ! aes Remember—aged in wood. fimeds the witne ecantroied ty precedent and th: Rey a car that bas « repotatics ea! attitude tae os e : aes & I H E P OS ST- “ 9 te at . for ecememy and dependabilit.. A« = ip one hee scene { 3 ' the ction and “= * * 4 E Si. Louis One Big Tereats fhe tjavern me: i _ oey ome , - net hw censideratian 4 — rTM c; ‘ : ie “oe : ran give rive 7 sal > @ c’ eater wit? Ne the ren! stability of the case. to which was attache | WASTIINGTON, april 9 Furth. “"nemte oi tome and dixtributers fer new Rupmebite« ee Wl ' ENE: 9 we — unaligned memorandum er Meauiry int ports of “deals” or ) | ? ee ae USED HUPYWeRntLEs. , mp a > - mugherty asking th si 3 at the case be iat the Ke Dian " , ms . publi. i} Thee tf Print eet +t} ite tee ret Re "4 » ‘ » 7 a " Pane Me, . Se : ; » CONVEN ~ | Mt OF trw ns whitate = ; sal " v ners . “onde » Ya 4 ’ eo. * Lie ; . — . lin al . "- mg : ard of ft. (oday ibn the Senate oil committee } t¢ . | * Rates wv) en? eTegd word Na e WEBER IMPUrurstT & co : ef the (lerman fleawe en? “Se : | been reflected on the Denartmer: SCTOMORBILE. . , Pinthpes oot ot | Merck identified Kern’ Rer: Be I peeple : ceent ty record, turnished by the New Texas, formeriy an oi! epcrater ot | 1872. +2 EA tw Loum” ol”. of Jwatice fer ite un precede nted 19th and Locust st. z ra =F He ye La oo S . . . r TR showed that ‘ Okimhoma, testified that the late Mary | accomp ‘ishments ae disciosed b: soca Graver. 3116 Lecust st. fled will be within ~ - Bell. Glive 6808. Kinioun seo0._. the flies [T2353 Manchester. within their capectty | : . —— and to liquidate as speedi! y a8 pos- ee me - a. Sak SaaS lt?

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iornian Employed py ¢ iai Senate Committee Couzens’ Suggestion [he Asectiated F at >.8 brates orn oe Senate epercia? Com mittee [ ;2a4 17 * . ra - ‘ Bais niernal ? They * as ADYTee e¢ eny s- committee ut | A Pproposa! a 2 er- named to conduct - : 1d PT oe: nvestj amce was made br Senator Fatio mn is ‘Rep.). Michigar P- pay a . the } “ ho of Henew'« H ney & expenses. ; 7 - W atsor ; rep ) ‘*@e chairman op | B4y NE he did nor imvestigation turned into 4 raking inguiry. ; the “Ané I know Heney we! ot/ed ) know POBed Want : at he a Means you give him a chance,” Seal Ger- Watson added val . Jones, New Mexico the King {Utah}. the Dem Pt. re- bers of the committec favored ree pan, while Senator Ernst :1 mee Kentucky. declared muck? ‘found men’ fer - Couze pres- “mu of members hh, etia- formation as to +} Plan ° the > that ie wh Senator the hy © > Dp with end - ooded ‘ Peeve Ca u ' ODpvViouUus “* of Senator Col. aiready ‘‘ Thomas H. MacDon- L nited gown to The point, is whether process high prices, we a letter from ald, (Chief Bureau, States Department of Agriculture, to the Fullerton (Cal.) Chamber of Comenterce, Oct. 13, 1922, the text of which follows: ‘Some time few of bureau upon salts, ago this laborators of adding different them copper sulphate, ‘v asphaltic cement A noticeabe. the penetration a¢ by a decrease in the noted in a number ovo! various forms of made testis the effect among #ili¢e«- Lilt Was and CUp- i@lent ly effective. ‘“ ‘Hlowever, we see no believe that these ha themselves are particui2iriy ble, and asphalts corresponding in renetration and ductilit’ t» those produced by the addition »f copwper ght readily be pi duced by other means. pain best our feature of Willite is not alone adequate to produce a good pavement, and in consider ng road construction under the Federal Aid Act we have that Willite pavement mugt have an 3xu- crade approximately tHat for sheet asphalt is grade] “When is done we satisfied as vet that the of copper sulphate possesses particular advantage ‘Some of the Willite pavermren*t constructed recently under ‘the su- reason to ies j dcesira- “Oe suirhate mi of judxzment pavement the this required ~ nor ad 1.ti0n any this are S23 ‘ (5:30 p. ,drowning and tbat MAN FOUND IN RIVER MAY AVE BEEN AUTO VICTIM : Examination of Unidenti- Discloses fied Body Crushed Ribs and Serious Internal Injuries. An autopsy today upon the body of an unidentified man found about yesterday in the Mis- between Gratiot avenue, just disclosed from In. River and Chouteau the Free Bridge. had not resulted the dead before reaching the sissipp! street below that death probably river. There was no in the stomach. ‘vater in the lungs or Instead. the ribs on both sides had been crushed 5 and the heart. spleen and liver rup- The body bore no external violence, except a slight the right breast and a tured. marks of bruise on fresh scar over the right ear. which | is believed to have resulted when the body was pulled from the wa- ter. Cerebral Hemorrhage. There had also been a silght cer- ebral hemorrhage. The body ap- parently had been in the water less physicians said, as were evi- hour, discoloration than an no signs of denced Dr. Theodore Carrier, the ner’s physician, who performed said the man apparently erushed to death, per- being struck by an The police believe tha‘ if the driver too'!: river and threw cause of the autopsy, by auto- mobile. such was the body to in to covel death. The the man while on the cas® _+ the up the real was sdvanced have been strucih 2ridge and then theory might the Free thrown over after it was found he} from and His coat was torn bottom in the back was dead. collar LO ‘one sleeve was ripped, but the ul- re- had been caused by the ‘ ; j j 'a marked ! ’ ‘ iS | sorption of water made it virtually to tell if these breaks man being hit by a impossible dragged, in case he was prices. |!motor vehicle. Pockets Empty. H have been A theory that he migh fallen from some boat and crushed in the paddle wheel is not believed warranted, as it 18 tnought death would not have occurred un- til at least a smal! quantity of wa- iungs. i ter had been taken into the also pre- The of wate] cludes a say. The mans but police do robbed and such an attack external marks of violence The man was all theor\ absence suicide pockets were empty. not believe he was beaten to death, would have caused about 985 or 6: years old, 5 feet 9 inches and weighed about 185 pounds. Flis hair. thick and bushy, was waile, and his eyes blue. The only clew to his identity was the laundry mark “W. E. F.” in the collarband of his shirt. The most distinguish- ing feature. aside from his hair, !s nose, which is rather large. Description of Clothing. The clothing consisted of dark coat and trousers of a cheap serge material. a dark vest with a red pin stripe. a red and blue striped shirt. cotton two-piece underwear, cotton stockings. black laced > 17 ail the heavy and black shoes were was found. Capt. Roy A. Miller of the snag- boat Homer CC Wright, moored near the foot of Chouteau avenue, reported the discovery to the police after James Keating, 2409 North Fourth street, and another had noticed the body in the No nat water _———— ———— pervision of this bureau develors CTa\ k, ff) s- tendency to ’ of to the use from our aoes sibly due too yee.) an asphalt tion thus far it that the pavement ticular advantage phalt.’ Corroborates Statements.” “The rates our origina! Willite process and possibly not aS good as straight as- and observ i- nor has any sheet }) iY- ove gg as- foregoing letter corrobo- statements no that is hetter phalt paving properly laid. ,in es time 2tS more money, a better tobacco m the best Kentuck Burley bu every bit of it am buy, a wood. It is mild, fine flavored 1 in wood. The Spring buying. in THE POST- busy ones in Automobile Your good used car will look good to some- body. Advertise it for sale St. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory The Perfect Market-Place months are DISPATCH avenue, ipapers of both concerns. ‘panies are not The something to investigate “We were interested to observe yesterday's Post-Dispatch § that the Missouri Willite Company and the Central Paving and Construc- tion Co. were incorporated on the same day, with the same capital stock, divided in the same manner: that the office address of. both companies is the same, 6161 Maple and that the same notary public witnessed the incorporation In view Stafford both com- the same. Service has here that result profitably to the tax- facts. will Mr. to state that one and of Public of these continue Roard mickt ‘payers of St. Touts. iwork to di- rect attention the Cen- tral Company 19, last. for the resurfacing of Pendleton avenue. Central's bid for that was 39 cents a square yard higher than its recent bid for the same kind of construction on Bo- conclusion we wish to a bid February “In of tanical. Castleman, Cleveland, Flad ‘and Loughborough avenues. ‘compete for those jobs and would | | “In other words the Centra! Company reduced the price of Wil- lite 30 cents a yard since Febru- ary, which we believe was occa- sioned bv the fact that it became known that our company woule not be frozen out by the Willite specification.” Kinsey's Contention. It is the contention of President Kinsey of the Board of Public Serv- man was: i That was the house in which. ac- Coro- ! score nomination the police | ‘apparently as j | | The ithe man, | dent had more than a (lage appear ' 'MANNINGTON SAYS ‘GREEN HOUSE STORY IS RIDICULOUS’ | Reaching U. S. to Testify at Wash- | ington, He Denies Daugherty Visited Him There. Special to the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, April 9.—‘‘Greet- Ings’ read a paper handed to a short, stout, good-natured man as} he stepped from the steamer Chi- cago to the French Line pier last .grand night. It was a congressional subpena ‘recipient was Howard D. Manning- ton, called by some former Attor- ney-General Daugherty’s second- best friend, and wanted by both major Senate investigating commit- ‘tees. In the library of the Kner, com- ;dence to the jury,” | ing up the bay, he announced he | would have nothing to say until he had more information of the tales and testimony about him, and did not know wehn he would be dis- posed to talk, anyway. But at the ' ' ; | ; ; mention of the “Little Green House | on Kk street’ ir Washington he be- Ean to answer questions. f | ,;cording to Washington gossip, the his | ' said, former Attorney-General and friends were wont to gather, and ‘which was spoken of as the refuge | ‘of the late President Harding when he wanted to shake off the care of i ithe White House. Briefly, but with a punch of tone} in his voice, Mannington slammed the door shut on these stories. “Was Mr. Daugherty your guest there?’ he was asked. “He was ‘never in that house all the time I had it,” Mannington replied. “Was President Harding there’ ‘Oh, no,” Mannington an- swered with a laugh. “To me that whole green story is ridiculous,” Mannington observed. lie explained he took the house for four months during the summer of 1921 Then he called it was the first of June unti] the end of November. He gave it up after that. He en- tertaingd a good deal, but “not any mor ethan a usually does.” in fact he in as he evel house Irom man was only said, off during one-half years. He in the fall ‘‘for the day.” Ton and on and there LWwo la st a ee SMALL VICTOK IN | ILLINOIS - PRIMARY BY BIG MAJORITY “*°?: fontinued From Page Onc. cess of Richard Yates and Henry fZathbone. Republican incumbents as Congressmen-at-Large. Women than at any —— _——- SS eee showed priniary o1 F more than a of them sought nominations fate is not yet disclosed, Mrs. Mary Ward Hart previous election _in Illinois, . Their though Benton Allen D. of Albert, for for Large. Mrs. Babcock Good nominated the Republicans for State Representa- Fifth District. Ignore Presidency. are upproximately iters in Coox about 309),- Re- rine Kathe was by tive from the Thousands While there (500,000 Republican ‘County (Chicagu) 1000 voted on preference for , publican presidentia: ‘Even a smaller percentage of Dem- ;ocratic voters apparently took the ‘trouble to express their preference on chief executive candidates, Sixty-one delegates were chosen Republican presidential and 08 the Demo- | omnis d lin the preference, cratic. Outbreaks of violence in in severa!) Chieago districts marked the bal- | told 1 loting. Coolidge More Than 100.000 Ahead to Campbe!l! in Michigan Vote Press Mich Bb the Associated DETROIT, April 4% President Coolidge and Henry Ford | lished letter from presidential | Bourauin in Montana commending held their leads for Michigan primary Monday came in today. With 2283 of the _ sfates precincts heard from. the 2 to 1 over his opponents Republican ticket. The vote was: Coolidge. Hiram Johnson, 31 Simpson. 75990. On the Democratic had a lead of slightiy 2000 over Senator Woodbridge Ferris. with 2232 ported. The Ferris. 31.29% °RS0 Presi- advan- the On) 186,946: 331; side, N. vote Was: Ford, 34.488: ——— BECCARD OUSTED, DEADLOCK BROKEN BY MAYOR’S VOTE Continued From Page One. wae held originally because’ In- apector Vasey had found him in the | Washington Hotel bar on the early ‘morning of March 2. Chief Hoag- Beccard as making a ‘slightinge remark him and Beec- ecard. before the Police Board, leysed the Chief of uttering a liberate lie. Water he was permit- ted apologize, but apology carried a modifying c which ‘maintained the truth of his previous ‘remarks. and the charges heard vesterday resulted. Whereupon '\Commissioner Howard decided tv “out of court.” land quoted tn de- to his lnuse eettlie it Willite process makes a pavement superior to that of sheet asphait. A year ago he and Clin- ton H. Fisk. Director of Streets and ‘Sewers, were guests of the West- ern Willite Co. of Los Angeles, on 'a trip to California at the expense of the Willite company. After in- specting California highways on this trip, Kinsey and Fisk returned to St. Louis and recommended that one-fourth of the St. Louis 1924 street program be specified for Willite paving. The Missouri Willite Co. requires that contractors buy the asphalt from it at a fixed price. which the contractors say is too high to ad- ‘mit of competition with the Cen- tral Paving & Construction Co. jee that re- | greater interest | ; ' ' } } ’ ' i ’ ; i his ; ' Washing- | i was | } ' ’ ( ' [told Burns detectives were being /}5 absolutely easily was nominated, with | rn the Democratic :the Senate for sympathy,” he said. (‘ongressman-at- | 'asked a}- , Stop Senate to Inv Indictme Continued From Page One. ing indicted.”’ “Jury Foreman an Enemy.” The foreman of the Montana jury was described by Wheeler ag ‘‘the bitterest political jenemy I have.’ from the Brookhart committee. The | The “man who presented the evi- he added, cently had sought his (Wheeler's) aid in obtaining an appointment. “This indictment,” he said, “is part of one of the most damnable conspiracies ever consummated in the United States.”’ In recounting his political ex- periences in Montana, the Senator |said he long ago had incurred “the. opposition of the Anaconda Com- i'nany, the largest financial interest in the State.”’ His Story of the Case. He then declared he would give the Senate “the whole story of his connection with the " men- tioned in the indictment. A fre- tainer of $2900 was given him, he to try the case for the oil company, which he won, and aft- 'erward he was paid about as much That was in January, 1923. | more. “T have never appeared before any department for Mr. Campbell or any of his associates,’ he said, referring to Gordon Campbell, in- dicted with him. “My contract with him expressly said T could not ap- pear for them in Washington. “T defy them to produce one sctn- tilla of evidence that I have ap- neared before any deparyment of Government.” (“ampbell, oi] geologist in Montana, was “being robbed by the big companies, my friends’ told me,’’ the Senator said. ‘In 1922 after the election he help,”’ he continued. “a told Mr. Campbell that I would try cases in the State courts, dur- period before I took office, paid retainer of vear.” an ing the provided $10.00060 the Told of Coming Charge. After he started the Department of Justice investigation, went on, “rumors came to were investigating my record in Montana.” He said he had been he me a for he time ago he was told a prominent man.’ he de- that he had information Republican National that Wheeler was to be Montana. then charged that Department of Jus- time had ‘“‘absolutely and unquali- fiedly framed’ him in order to investigation of the de- Some clared., from t (“ommittee indicted in Wheeler agents of he the the partment. “lam not asking the members of “I merely want. you to know the facts. I am perfectly able to take care of myself in this trial. I say to you. members of the Senate, that -I have never appeared before any cundidates. ’ ha \ we ' law | preference as belated returns from | election | WwW. G.|} Ford | jury's action, more than | ment that ‘tice “had nothing whatever to do” precincts re- |} ac- | the Government. I Campbell has is- carried by the As- sociated which denies that he af*sisting him to secure Government permits. “Knowing I had bitter enemies, I scrupulous to from entering even the courts. I even wrote my law part- ner to separate ail accounts. “Tl was told 10 days or two weeks ago by a prominent gentleman on information emanating from the Republican Nationa! Committee that I was to be indicted. I was from a second source later.” letter from his their services “necessary to prevent large oil interests from driving him out of the oil fields. He presented also an already pub- Federal Judge department of understand Mr sued a statement Press ever paid me for been read a ing were Wheeler firm say that ? he his work as United States Attorney. “They are not going to intimi- date me.’ he concluded. “Iam go- ing on with this investigation. They are not going to stop me by threats er oe OT by Cciubves., ne os Statements by Wheeler and Daugh- erty. Former Attorney-General Daugh- informed of the grand authorized a state- the Department of Jus- erty. wnen the evidence against Senator all of which. he said, was with W heeler ‘uncovered by the Postoffice Depart- ment. When first informed of the dictment last night by the Associat- ed Press Senator Wheeler de- iscribed it is “palpably a frame-up” and said intended to leave at jonce for Montana to demand an ‘early trial lever, after conferences with assis- ‘tants, to take preliminary steps in 'meeting the charges in the District ‘of Columbia and to continue his work with the Senate investigating committee. The Montana Senator's statement ‘was issued after a conference with his associates and after he had de- cided not to return immediately to Montana to answer the indict- ment Refore issuing a more ez- tended statement, Senator Wheeler ‘said there was “absolutely nothing to the charges,.”” He said: “This indictment ‘s merely the Intest illustration of the corruption of the Department of Justice. The machinery of Federal justice has prostituted. On the in- he tn been utterly iene hand there have been failures | failures to prosecute, con- | ito indict venient los@#es of evidence if eriminal belongs to the gang. “The failure of the Department ef Justice to indict Fall, although months Mapsed since his connection with ei) leases has been the the exposed, ‘illustrate fustice ithe conspiracy. “This indictment protects the members o which heen found against me is a char- re- | me that they | refrain | Federal! | « how the Department ot|| riiil f 7 } has \) New Location——413 North 6th St——Near Locust estigate nt of Wheeler [out by the Senate Committee in- “ey — __.___ | Vestigati : aed ,a result, I find - myself today stand- Sating the Department of Jus tice. “The record of the department (under Daugherty furnishes endless | illustrations, both of failure to in- | dict where crimes were commit- ted and of the use of the machin- | (ery of justice, as in this case, for | i reprisal. “Here is an indictment brought {On & presentation vy a Daugherty appointee with the hope that it will | _be tried before a Judge who is also @ recent selection of Daugherty. | “It is in truth an indictment evi- | ‘dently brought at the instigation of the Republican National Commi-- | (tee officials in connivance with the late Attorney-General, solely for the purpose of interfering with the Senate investigation which Its uncovering the facts of the great jconspiracy. That is the sole basis | of this attack. e | “This action is the most con- | 'Vincing evidence that the investiga- | tion of the Department of Justice ‘should go on—and it will go on—| because Daugherty out of office his malign | influence still moves his pawns.” ! —— GG NUMBER OF OIL MEN INDICTED By the Associated Press. GREAT FALLS, —Gordon Campbell, oil operator, indicteo vesterday with Burton K. Wheeler, United States Senator from Montana aid prominently identified with the Senate Daugherty committee, has given the Associat’d Mont April 9 geologist and ‘Press a signed statement denying and others to obtain for them oil} )j. Senator! and gas prospecting leases, which | that he ever had paid i' Wheeler any sum of money to ob- tain Government oil and gas pros- 'pecting permits, the basis of indictment against the Senato- Campbell was indicted on a charge 4r* ‘of using the mails to defraud. “Any statement that I paid sen- ator Wheeler $4000 or any other sum to secure Government permits false and Campbell said. ‘‘My dealings with Senator Wheeler have been legiti- mate, open and above board, ani there is nothing of any kind or character that can In any manner reflect on him. I have no fear as to the outcome of this case or any other that may be filed.” Campbell attributed his ment to the Standard Oil Co. is well for the people to bear in mind,” hig statemeuut aaid, “the ‘horrible disclosures that have been made recently before the oil com- -miittee in Washingror. The situa- tion in Montana is no different— he independent operator is doomed, providing the Standard Oil Com- panies are able to bring it about.” Wheeler charged specifically -with unlawfully receiving money as retainer fees to influence the is- suance | and gas prospecting ‘nermits by the Commissioner of (12 General Land Office and the Sec- retary of the Interior. Others Are Indicted. L. (. Stevenson, oil promoter and former business associate of Camip- bell. and a number or other oil ‘men also were indicted on charges of using the mails to ,\Campbell and Stevenson are |discoverers of |Oil Field in Montana. Warrants were served on Camp- bell and Stevenson laie yesterday and they arranged bonds of $5000 each. ney John L. Slattery, who present- ed the cases to the grand jury, said indict- “It San id of oO} ‘that a warrant for Senator Wheel- | er'’s arrest would be telegraphed to it shows that even with | old | ; ON MAIL CHARGE weenie ; the | two years baseless.”’ Kevin-Sunburst defrani. | the | the Sunburst-Kevin | United States District Attor- | He served Ee ee et MEMBER OF SENATE COMMITTEE WHO IS INDICTED SENATOR B. K. WHEELER —_—-- —~- ——— -_—— — _— The technical charge is violation | of Section 113, United States Penal j ator Jjonn The grand jury charged | States Di occasion | money | after he was elected | Codes. that on Senator “improperly” United States he qualified for office. more than one Wheeler accepted Senator but before investigating | ment charges that Senator Wheeler accepted money from Campbell exclusive right to de- Government land for them oil on gave velop Approximately involved in the against Wheeler and Campbell. A portion of the land is situated in ‘the main producing area of the field in Montana. The remainder is adjacent and in subdivisions of territory been substantially proved. > + 3 Daley was charged with unlawful | mits 'Cecunty, closely those Texas which led to the tion of Dr. Cook Daley was convicted and at present i serving a prison term of a year. Section 113 of the United States in | Penal Codes prohibits any Senator, | member of or delegate to Congress | or resident commissioner from ac- cepting during his continuance in office any compensation whate for any rendered to person in any ing. contract, charge other matter which the .United States is a party, vefore any de- partment, courtmartial or bureau The section provides for a services relation to claim, to : Confer The indict- | ' 2860 acres of land | covered by the leases and per- | indictments } Toole | some | that has | among | use | of the mails, in the recent oil cases | convic- | himself is | any , proceed- | ae ee ee - eR me mm NSON PLANS 10 ANDON CAMP His Managers to Friday, Following Defeat in Primaries. ee eee ee Summons to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, April 9.—Sena- tor Hiram Johnson has summoned | his Eastern campaign managers to a conference Friday to determine | whether he shall remain actively lin the race for the Republican | presidential nomination, it was | learned this afternoon. | Johnson called the conference ‘following his defeats by President |Coolidge in Michigan, Illinois and Nebraska, this week. The Senator's recent primary \defeats at the hands of President | Coolidge throughout the Middle | West are said to have discouraged | him. | <At the eonference, Johnson will decide whether to conden the race in New Jersey and Ohfie, {where his name has been entered. If agreeable to his managers, Johnson probably will make soe campaign in either State, |bhut merely allow his name to be voted ‘upon because it already has been rordered on the ballots. = - - i = | Senator Wheeler in an unnecessary , Way or to interfere needlessly with a United States Sen- L. Slattery, United Strict Attorney for Mon- tana, declared today in comment- ing on a statement issued by the Montana Senator. In the state- ment Wheeler attributed his indfét.. , ment by a grand jury here vester- day to a desire on the part of | Sinister interests to interfere vith work a8 prosecutor of the | Daugherty Investigating Commi'- | tee. “So far as Il am concerned,” @nid Attorney Slattery, “the Senator Wheeler case will take the regular channels and it should be tried-in this jurisdiction. It will not eusme up for at least two montne. his duties as | needs tos conduct tion. Attorney Slattery also expressed the epinion that the people . of Montana will resent the alleged se- flection in Wheeler's statement on Federal Judge Charles N. Pray, Slattery declared that tn the. eyl- dence against Wheeler is a tcle- cram from him at Washington te Gordon Campbell at Great Felie stating that the Senator had jyst appeared before the Department of ithe Interior with reference to @n oll matter. Also that a letter is in ithe possession of the prosecution, |signed in ink by Wheeler, giving 2 his iInvestiga- ver | similar information. or | fine of | not more than $10,000 and impris- | onment, on conviction, of not more | than two years. Conviction aiso cerries with it the ineligibility of | the person convicted to hold in the future any United States office of '~truat. District Attorney Slattery said that Wheeler would be re- to insure his appearance for trial. Judge Charies N. Pray, to whom ‘the indictment was returned. was ‘appointed the judgeship of the Eastern District of Montana President Coolidge Jan. 2] to Montana Senator , defeating Walsh at of Siatement There is iy"s ox U. 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For Three Days—an Introductory Selling of “Spuntex” Spring-Needle _ Silk Hose for Women N order to acquaint St. Louis women with the merits of “Spuntex” Silk Hose we have arranged for a special showing to be Held Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday in our Hosiery Department. We urge you to come in and see these Stockings and let us show you their special features. Our window display should also prove interesting. _ “Spuntex” Hose are available in three popular weights—each represent: ing a full measure of value at its price. _ Silk-and-Fiber, 95c Chiffon Silk, $1.00 ,! “Spuntex” semi-fashioned silk and Finely woven of Japan silk to the BY hy a VAN fiber Hose of medium weight, reinforced | garter hem; reinforced with mercerized ae SS with lisle tops, heels and toes. Black, | lisle heels, toes and tops. Black, French lariat, pablo, French nude, fawn, Aire- | nude, fawn, cinnamon, atmosphere, pab- dale, jack rabbit, cinnamon, medium | lo, lariat, taupe, medium gray, otter, gray and racquet. 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A LLURING fashions!—New. Frocks in new colors—in the n Av.—Thru to Sixth St. i styles that add zest to your wardrobe and comfort to your attire. Straightlines and a choice in trimmings make these day- 1 Farchase time Frocks so much to be desired! TING of | Thrift Avenue. The Buy-Way of St: Louis Boys’ Blouses at 59¢ | Bust Confiners at 45¢ Of percale, khaki and mer- | Discontinued models in H. cerized cotton, with yoke neck and open cuffs; a va- riety of new patterns; also - Colors: Jade, poudre blue, cocoa, white, navy, black, canary and copperas. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Two styles illustrated. | (Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) Rem tig Aluminumware at $1 utiful A Remarkable Purchase PI 5 | OE eet | ee and Sale of 3600 Aprons Including the following: 8-cup. Panel Percolators, s-quart Windsor Kettles. Oval Roasters, 1o-quart Dishpans with side handles, Silks at $1.00 Yard Boo yards of silk and silk- mined ‘“aheied lateian tan fancy weaves, C “~~ de Chine, ee Kisuo Siti pod ge , 1 | 18-Piece Sets at $2.75 | ers. 36 and 40 inchoy, wide. é ‘ Six dinner plates and six — -— Gold-Encrusted Stemware cups and saucers of good PR REG. [N the beautiful Minton design, assorted pieces of fine ta- She Wouldn't Do Asked Her Tc. eas Sure as You're Borm =” California, Here I Come. | — Dream Daddy. ¢ #3#§ ff. I Love You, ¢;* ae * Pee ae + Vnbo ter quality white semi-porcelain. An open stock pattern; extra wipuctahenia veal ble Stemware are offered at this special price for Thurs- (/, Garant anes: re day’s selling. Included are: bi pieces may be bought at any time. CHICAGO ‘ Sherbets Tall Fruit Salads Cocktails Wines, Cordials Ruffled Curtairts, 88c Blue dotted Curtains with - wide ruffle at side and bot- tom; complete with pase 0 | Bath Towels at 23c¢ at ae Of bleached terry cloth, Wonderful Ove, : neatly hemmed. Large size; A Smile Will Go a Long 22x42 inches. Way. ; (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Lingerie Fabrics At 35¢c Yard ote | we) ° . mf : i: ; ulmery }i}) | AY a apes : , © NZ ee t ; n pop “anted , = Attractively fash- ind in- ; Mo A 1oned of Kilburne and Amoskeag ginghams, in aS many as twen- ty-five ditferent styles, four pictured, all in one low-priced group 39 (Fifth Floor.) htiege 2S PRA ag ices So This is Venice, ce Voiles, Check es, Somebody’s Wrong. - | Shadow Batiste, Chiffon Just a och That Men For- Thursday Linoleum Specials 1 ; | Crepe, Printed Cork Linoleum, Square Yard, 79c ete. Fine quality: shown fo | wig SHOWN in a beautiful assortment of designs, suitable for kitchen, bed- rey ere epee Smiles MT iin ae at's aWRT Sah REN , : blue, honeydew, orchid room or bath. These are one of the best makes of Lirfdleums in the two-yard width. white. 36 inches wide. p ° : . (Square §8—Main Floor.) Inset Tile Linoleum Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd., $1.15 Square Yard, $2.45 Although these are termed slightly im- h Wild best quality marble and in perfect, met wearing gee will not be i 1 | impai irn’ , er ost aie inlaid Linoleum ‘are very special impaired. ‘Nairns make ey are very speciall iced. values at this price. P y pri pate 4-Yard Wide Linoleum Armstrong's Linoleum Rugs Square Yard, $1.05 gx12 Size, $17.95 Armstrong’s printed cork Linoleum in These Rugs are made on a heayy burlap the 4-yard width, shown in a complete back, with a cork surface that displays | range of beautiful designs for kitchen or beautiful designs, and are suitable for din- business use. ing-room, bedroom, as well as kitchen. Are Silver; Gold. Embroidered Fabrics Flower-Ladén Hats _— New Sport Hats New Crepe Hats 2 et o wa H - oe DAP ake ee Oy RR eda a eee _ mi ae ee es near dts Aided ies ETA. Rice Am i Rp whiny BE . . : 79 j * ianinpdiwted (Sixth Floor) “MY LADY” Aprons are Easter Candies known to possess unus- | | [_Uscious chocolate eggs, fruit or cream filled, ually good qualities of fabric SCIOUS chocolate eggs fruit or cream 8 Thursday Is Bedding Day i and finish, and their attractive with of witho jon: priced, se, x0 Steel Beds, $13.95 Felt Mattress, $18.75 styles will appeal to the oration; priced, 5¢, 10¢, 1§¢, 25§¢. woman who enjoys being Milk chocolate Bunnies, Chicks, Lambs, Roosters . , ially desirable Felt Mat- th square tubing and Here is an especia : a oe fei ee twin or aa size, | ‘te. It ig all felt and weighs fifty pounds. nicely dressed in her home. Rabbits; priced, 10¢ to $1.00. ; no. Dotth Wille to tage wanats Milk Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs, 15¢ a dozen, i icking. Im- these Steel Beds are richly finished in Amer- ene aon a grade art ticking ‘can walnut—plain or two-tone effect. Ex- periai © , va Assorted small Eggs filled with jelly, cream, marsh- 5 oy _wortth while to buy a supply : tao. ceptionally attractive values. Child’s Crib, $13.75 7 mallow or cocoanut, 40c pound, of them, for they are unusual Heavy Coil Spring, $8.75 This Crib is finished in old ivory and is Filled Easter Baskets, 19¢ and up. values. A®inished in gray enamel and constructed of | 2-5%4-6, equipped with good quality spring. Easter Boxes filled to resemble a nest, with bunnies, 4 chicks, small eggs, cream eggs and jelly eggs, 25¢, soc, | heavy-gauge tempered wire—also provided Drop-side construction. A very special value with helical top. In twin or full size. Very | ** this low price. 75¢ and $1.00. specially priced. Felt Pad to Fit, $4.85 Your name written on any egg for small additional ie Felt Mattress, $10.75 Felt Mattress, $16.75 charge. : Candies shipped by parcel post to any point. This Mattress weighs fort}-five pounds All layer felt Mattress, covered with — and is covered with a good grade of fancy art | #*t ticking. Weighs fifty pounds and has Cilain Floor.) t ble ticking—made with roll edge. Avery note- roll edge. Well made and very comforta Easter Specials © Betty Walker, $1.29 Convenient Payment Terms May Be Arranged (Seventn Floor.) The materials — Kilburne and Amoskeag ginghams—are of a quality that will launder well—and there is an inter- esting choice of patterns in all of the more popular colors. Trimmings take the form of piping, rick-rack, novelty braid, fancy stitching, em- broidery, buttons and organ- die touches—and all of the Aprons have novelty pockets and side ties or sashes. Your choice of every Stylish color and color combination. Regular Sizes 36 to 44 Extra Sizes 46 to 54. Wonderful Savings and ‘Style in These Advance Easter Hats! Important! Mail orders and telephone orders will be given prompt at- tention. In ordering give size, and first and second choice of colors. . EKELINES—Sccond Floor. (Second Floor and Thrift Avenue, Main Floor.) a

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: - —— SGT TREE RR a nila —— LRTI RE Ta ee ee nn, Re i, ti RUNNY 5 oe UA one ae TE 2 oe rorapree« sac arer ee re Ne ; = = I ESR re ae, ae ge Ni kita. Fue Ra a ee ts et Fe wees ; 1 OS es ee oe eye aati Bi i pen AIS tk ae o ceeer eee eanrntad econ oage Mtl gpa: Rag p, oF Dore cially priced, at aon - i - |penitentiary he had come. | ae ; \ Dressy Coats! i'who had thought that his plea of i | : Lavanto Castile Soap, 50c White Iv Coun Listerine Tooth : z ’ M lel =e 7 ¢ : lguilty and acceptance of a sen-| * . ; 4-Ib. bar, each each : 39c¢ each he _M i ble to work again. itence of 30 years meant that he. oo - > | , -cerine Sean: reru- Le Ma sifter-tep Risin, | shapei - : Beautifully Full-lined models | was willing to shoylder the entire | | ——a eA —— 2 ee ee Glazo Nail Polish; 44c ‘ . teem : | . : larly $1.00; dozen ity; regularly $1.59; ‘ size : se ; eat deal from Le — | aai su ffe red @ gr . ‘ — i - gtomach trouble, and was sick 19 bed Finest tailoring throughout. In Hj burden, had been mistaken. Ora, \ J promt every detail coats that look and @ believed himself a victim of the! ’ ber P : are worth $25 and more. See }woman on trial. One could tell | Cuticura Soap; 2Ic Ree =~ cat da sagen Powder . a several times with it. Doctors our Window Display. that in his scowl, his surliness. \ } cake onan z : . 25¢ Merriel Blue DAs | veuldn’t do me any good, and ills | Powder in white or rachel! had no effect whatsoever, I was 00 “T knew her about a vear,” | SS | , os | | = 7 Woodbury Facia! Soap; 71 | | Thoele began. She used to call | x ' j, cake C Ivory White Genuine Hughes regularly $1.25: an ete caminenel aan mot olne box 4 : it. ee ee ee ee —_— iam Neel ee FOX CHOKERS | me Up and ask if she couldn't ride | j Hairbrush, | “SALE OF 100 SPECIALLY PURCHASED UB invita ie to's chaciee "we et 5) Fruit Soap, to close out 3°, | each $2.25 a4 us Mulsified Coceanut — —— taking Milks ifriendiy and then she suggestel, i ; lot, each " a 4 | No. 66 Hughes Ideal MHair- ou » papers an It sure did help me, and intimat ‘lations. I agreed. | , a, } . . VY ue / ch ges gag mnie Reape pe esa 2 ‘ke Soap Dolls, to close out brush; regularly $2; | ag | Emulsion. Regular $35 and $45 al s 'This went on fer some.time. | Sy, ws aaaal C _— gulariy $1.39: ns ca an Cocoanut — Pane been taking it ever sinee last | - | ‘ . tf’ | I feel that it saved my it | | i Plaid Coats! Stripe Coats! Plain Coats! i} Hh PEN rh eT Se RAY mieten ag Re i IN Styles that are at the height rity. A varied array of different effects to select from. A wonderful opportu- nity. You can’t afford to miss + QTE en PAM 2 rE age 2% ¢, _ P AbtOS EAR ae see here YY Yo ia anobe Fea work. : sats saw vour advertisement in the re iced et | TERR. CE se ea ie Large, fluffy, bushy, magnificent Fox Chokers for | Says She Suggested Crime. , . ‘ “ ‘e ew ¢ Ss ; - ji 7 ; er December. wear with your Easter costume. Beautiful shades of One day, about a month before Pears Unscented Soap, lic Neet Depilatory, 39c Oriental Cream; ; life. I only take a dose every morn- . : it happened. she said to me ‘Ora. | — cake , : ; . : ha and natural red, taupe, light or dark brown. A timely chance igen’t. you think’ we ebatil te ae! regularly $1.37 & F ing now, as | am is os «Ag Me. to purchase a rich, luxurious Choker at an unusual price. |away with my old man?’ I didn’t! ‘ ‘ * . — eee, Sieckeerh: Gee to bring temporary relief, but ucual- ype en after peal we were | } ing Cream, to protect the | Cleansing Cream; large size, elty Perfumes in all flowers Powder: in white, £ a | lv make the trouble worse. They at Spencer Evans’ house one } skin—also a powder base; | %-ounce jar 90c —such as orchids, roses car- brunette a make their users victims of the y and she talked to me again. } jar 35c | ; ‘ : $1 8. V. B, as sie hadi have this habit She said this time, ‘Don’t you think : | oe 6 Y. S Dene ane ccd = Oar a on Tollet Watees homme as cee mac yeill set vou free, you eught to look after Mr. Saali | 65e S. V. B. Special Face Imond Lotion; large bottle: pein ack Te we These will make — ‘ fit ; = 7 relief and permanent Saali looks after you” | Powder 50c | bottle 35c P : and $1 Easter Gifts. eee oe. 3 . ee e salient: 18 Tollet Goods Shop—First Floor. 3 nefit. scala wares ' eres: 4 natural bowel action: does away (Jan st) she ost / with all need of pills and an oe + ‘sales - * It promotes appetite and quickly I told her ‘I a aa P : : .*. She said — = an «puts the digestive ergans im shape ou'll come over aan ie “ mE ares “A to assimilate food, and thus build “ony 2??? " — eee flesh and strength. Milks Emulsion oO ever that niet is strongiv recommended to those ’ Told Him , 2 = CQ) ~~ whom sickness has weakened; it ts = 7 aited in po ai 0% ; | — powerful aid in resisting anu °e she Jory in auwer (eee | pairing the effects of wasting dis- ing nandiall , aap wh bat ct tn | ‘ ) | eases. Chronic stomach trouble is 1 ag mee rw ete so Pi : : = promptiv reheved. | te’ aan: Se tei | This is the only solid emulsion wa? Saeed eee | : ; +f mew » made, and so palatable that it 1s jo aWay with him’ , . CE | i¢ like ice cream. | o atay with him Thursday Only: | _- oa o. am Wonderful for weak, sickly children. | lock — No matter how severe rour ¢ase@, a ‘Old me to get a | . eh: i 99 : ; The State 1 ans at : > ae you are urged to try Milks Emulsion | yrt before Been ae moe ee Sale of emtor = S «6Cwnder this guarantee—TaXe six bet- | po ly becine Nee * y aaa : . ‘ , . : " - a. , ‘ et : wate? + pet and if not satisfied with | + oz Set Se rine "icaae | Mahogany Finished reserves and Jellies SOI, iretions ont nc eatitind wts | not enough to accuse Angie Saal, Smoker Stan m. | ly refunded. Price® 60¢ and | ) elpin rs: . 7! : = promptiy retundec. ee and | of helping Ora Thoele“attempt t6 A Wonderful Demonstration of sy | $1.20 per bottle. The Milks Emul- |; murder her husband, Peter. The | Very s ] 55 Annwersary Values . aa * sion Co.. Terre Haute, Ind. Soild by ° | : — Prosecuting Attorney handled that | Special i druggists everywhere. . . : ee ; Exactly like tlustration ; Made in St. Louis — : part in his opening address. The} | eo State had to picture a farmhouse . ae ADVERTISEMENT at night: two men and a woman; | 25 inches high with two | ye : 4 the ambush of the husband by the #]/ brass cigar rests and a | Sys a $ | Q 13am. Sugar Coated Cod o over; the happenings at the well in removable | 2 Jellies © , = ° - ‘ cl | older - : —_— Peter Saali's barnyard. meres | Oe ‘ as a3 cane 2 : e _ The courtroom at St. Charles was! glass tray. Regularly $2.25 | i ond tn 9 rd ‘ Liver Oil Tablets > aruenees that Judge Woolfolk —for Thursday $1.55 Cc e . sie ordere: the Sheriff 0 ok a eS -' 7 4 . 4 me: ' : . . r : Sh to jock | Cigar Shop—First Floor. EMTOR Brand Preserves and Jellies have For Thin Kids | - : . | ‘ 2a ) | a national reputation—not only for the rich- rt r , the doors if spectators contin- | ued to force themselves in. Angie | . /'Thoele. lived in Portage des Sioux 1 inen Towels _ ness of their flavor, but for the pure selected ae }: Forget the horrible tasting Cod sm Chdete _ fruits from which they are made. ee Tivet OF and give the this, Pk a | Saali, her husband, Peter, and Ora Jra community, byt all st. Charle = 7% «* * *~ »~ * . 7 » = — . > . \ * ~ ¢ thd * hea e a : \ » » = S eee ae ee it t ee ee ee ae ee from testimony of Witresses« “i picked up a club there the! Good quality All-Linen os , witness Was shown a piece of scant- hemmed Huek Towels. | a Savings price. beautified with aw ling and he identified it as the one i Prieed low for the Anniver- seals. a : ¢ | a : embroidered burierfiy ne had used) and Angie told me:| ‘Lc, e@..-| Lhis is,only one of the many opportunities in | ONE : —t sary Sale. All white. Size | si ~ . - tation. 32 this sale to purchase at a low cost. , os ‘Ill get him out of the house Pret. | . ‘ | te Colored Come = -— Lanen Shop—Second Floor. Preserves Shop—Basement. Second = pert eg » oo , } ty by Van Raalie ty soon Pete came out and 1 hit | 18x32. him twice He fell face down On | the porch.” “Where rs jaaii?"" “83 mere was Mrs Saali Right beside me i 74th Anniversary Sale of “Then what did you do?” “We picked him up and carried him te 4 the well.” ca One skingy woman gained 9 pounds | "Then what” ‘She helped me - a. | tn 4 dars. Get MeCoyv s. the orig throw him in “a fea! and genuine Cod Liver Ou os Tablet. en at, - inated maa! hy east a Rg aes ghee “Then what” “Shetold me to beat it Then she ran over and pickéd up a cicthes line prop.” A Willine Witne=«. The State closed i+« direct ex-| _ > : amination at this point At inter- Because she loves nice things repel Re Fag Fd 'Saali’s counsel] interposed objection to him as a witness. Her attorn-v/ said that Thoele was a convict, that | — 15x the saleswoman—she’]] tel! he had been brought from-the pen- ittentiary by a writ of habeas ecor- Family vou that the better dressed her wate that he was an saeemiies oe | Price - : ness. The Judge overruled : each — : Customer, the surer she Is to ask time. It seemed as if Thoele was Regular Price. $5 | | Price i ‘ a mos? willing witness and had been ey | $2 98 | ) Hae stianting Gint, will for Van Raalte Silk Gloves. carefully coached. Seven-quart size. | | 8 to 24 pounds, rer 3 Joe Saali Testifie: “eo | | | eaen ayy i oo oe sansa pate? ar | | price, $2.00. “oe age broth=r of Peter It had been Joe. Each | Price $1.89 who, aroused by his brother’s cries, i 4 | |had rushed across the road to the | Saali house. “I went into the kitchen.” Joe Universal] Jelly Cake Pan eenoncage mera EPs ag was sitting Regular Price. §6c vy the table reading a magazine. I : 39c sala, “Who's making all the noise? | : | Where its Pete*” in shape; convenient | “And what did Mrs. Saali re-| | Percolator s piy?” questioned the proége-cution. | : Price, $4.00 ; . Gl “She said, ‘Oh, I guess Pete's out | . $2 95 at the barn or at the horse trough.’ | Price . ; ti Heavy body, ilk § : I wasn't satisfied and ran out. I Basting | fast. tan aon ee ‘found Pete down the we!l. scream- ; Bete: * “set we toecaress | 7 | by the Makers of Van Raalte Silk Stockings, img for help. I ran back for a. Glove Silk Underwear and Veils [renee told her what 544 hap- |J tA ARAMA AMAEE EEE REEL ELE EEL EPAA EE MARBLE PPP AAMNAAA AMAbeOOEt VOCE AAA EIMMA EEE LEAP EET Che hd, “She said, “What on earth aid! Contineed on Next Page. al

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ist From Ninth to Tenth th e ) . rticlesf oe “eee eo 2owder mer on this item. lite Hairbrushes ly $3.00 to $4.50 2.50 tach very special at this ra stiff bristles, Pyorrhocide Tooth ywder Listerine Tooth Paste h Le May sifter-top Van- WY; regularly $1.50; each le May Powder * Merriel Blue "owder in white or rach larly $1.25; 0x Mulsified Cocoanut o Mulsified Cocoanut Oriental Cream;' ‘sularly $1.37 Iniy 79% al 89c. | f ss oe oe - os rice for : es q Pepsodent Tooth Paste: ee ype 3 } ye rat “ “a x} : | * Cc a Y * ag -_ ve _ de D'Azur Face 4 el tints; © 50c f 34¢ e $1.05 $1 S. V. B. Theda Face | Powder: in white, flesh and brunette 150 $18. V. B. Orange Blossom Pollet Water; bottle 750 These will make beautiful ster Gifts. Imported A ll-Linen | ‘Tea Towels © 39c Size 32x21 inches, This first quality linen — is most efficient. in drying dishes because of its absorbing quali- © ties. a _ It is also attractive in ite bright red checks. | = . | _ By the dozen, $4.50 Linen Shop—Second Fleor * : Vandervoort. . Gingham | 69c ved Regularly $1 and $1.25 q Vandervoort im- 4 ported Dress Gingham ‘comes in a varied as- — sortment of checks, blocks, plaids and plain - atterns. This ging- | ham is our own impor= tation, 32 inches wide. Colored Goods Shop— Second Floor. EMS Mayonnaise Mixer a * $330 at Jar of heavy glags. Potato Ricer Regular Price, 65¢ Sale 49 re . Price Bow! of heavy. tin. Chopper _ Priced at 1.85 Universal make; conventest ¥ ' " * ' : ' + » ae ie, - ’ : J ' G5 TT By LATTE ERLE PEC eee ee ee Chem s *~ ta9 [a Dw. Dee eR saeegs oe Reuse ae EEN > efections somewhere in | dhe nasal cavity. a ‘ : “‘aonite is the form of anti- entic which practically ined infection out of the " tasnitals in France during = ne World War. Thanksto American genius, itis now vel lable for use in every home. Your druggist car- ie a. 5 ie ADVERTISEMENT PINSTIPATED SO BAD SHAD NO EFFECT | r. McClellan now in fine “shape; able to work again. F {J suffered a great deal from "stomach trouble, and was sick in bed ‘geveral times with it. Doctors | eouldn’t do me any good, and pills ‘had no effect whatsoever, I was so “badly constipated. I was not able | to work. | ‘J saw your advertisement in the pers and began taking Milks Sralsion. It sure did help me, and -Thave been taking it ever since last December. I fee] that it saved my life. I only take a dose every morn- ing now, as I am in fine shape and able to work every day.’’—Wm. Mc- Clevan, Stockport, Ohio. ' Physics and pills cannot be expect- | ed to cure constipation. They seem to bring temporary relief, but usual- ly make the trouble worse. They make their users victims of the hysic habit. If you have this habit, Milks Emulsion will set you free, * re 6 . . giving prompt relief and permanent De ofit. Milks Emulsion restores healthy, natural bowel action; does away ® with all need of pills and physics. It promotes appetite and quickly i puts the digestive organs in shape to assimilate food, and ‘thus build flesh and strength. Milks Emulsion is strongly recommended to those whom sickness has weakened; it is a powerful aid in resisting and ra- pairing the effects of wasting dis- eases. Chronic stomach trouble is ; promptly relieved. 1s (SOME STORY i | | DAMAGE HERE: MAN Downtown Office Workers Without Lights for Vary- Halted. Downtown office workers were without light for varying periods yesterday afternoon, street cars were momentarily halted and ele- vators stuck, as a result of a se- vere rain storm, dung. which a man in St. Louis County was killed by lightning. There were periods of. darkness in East St. Louis and other East Side towns last night, causing de- lay in counting ballots in the Illi- nois primary election. A heavy shower of hail fell for a fow minutes about 9:30 p. m. Jack Myers, 26 years. old, Brighton, Mo., working on double-tracking project of the Frisco Railway at Ranken, was struck by lightning at 2:45 p. m. and killed instantly. The bolt burned a hole in his hat and tore off one of his heavy boots. His brother, Carl, who was working nearby, was stunned but not badly hurt. : Electric Supply Orippled. The chief effect, so far as St. Louis was concerned, was the stop- page of electric supply for three to 50 minutes. A huge transformer in the Page avenue station of the Union Electric Co. was burned out at 3:17 p. m., probably because of lightning striking the supply line from Keokuk dam. The circuit was restored in three minutes, but it took varying periods thereafter to regulate the “load” and supply various large consumers. All cars of the United Railways were stopped from four to nine minutes by the failure of Keokuk power. Industries and downtown office buildings had to wait longer to get current again. Newspaper editions were delayed; the power was off 41 minutes at the Post- Dispatch. Some loaded elevators were stuck between floors. Failure of light some places. Downtown theaters were without light for a time. At the Orpheum Theater a dozen candles stuck in the footlight space illuminated the vaudeville program ‘for half an hour. Other candles were placed on a table and mantel in a sketch and the man and woman in the ‘headline’ act held candles to light their faces, while the man impro- of the This is the only solid emulsion made, and so palatable that it is eaten with a spoon like ice cream. Wonderful for weak, sickly children. No matter how severe your case, you are urged to try Milks Emulsion under this guarantee—Take six bot- tles home with you, use it according - to directions and if not satisfied with i the results, your money will be promptiy refunded. Pric@ 60c and $1.20 per bottle. The Milks Fmul- sion Co., Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by | druggists everywhere. ADVERTISEMENT Sugar Coated Cod ff Liver Oil Tablets For Thin Kids © _. Forget the horrible tasting Cod Liver Oil and give the thin, puny, | undeveloped children McCoy’s Cod _ Liver Oil Tablets if you want to give them a good appetite and put pounds of good, healthy flesh on their bones. Doctors know all about them, and todoes Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph Drug Stores, Enderle Drug Co, John- son Bros. Drug Co. and all good Pharmacists, for they are in great demand, because they are not lag- gards, but show results in a few ays, They are not expensive, either—60 tablets 60 cents, and children take them like candy. One skinny woman gained 9 pounds in 24 days. Get McCov’s, the orig- inal and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet. (Oe ADVERTISEMENT rs, Do Fhis— When the Children Cough Rub }| Musterole on Throats ana Chests No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup or worse. nd then’s when you’re glad you ave a jar of Musterole at hand to = prompt relief. It does not er, As lent. it, first aid, Musterole is excel- Thousands of mothers know = should keep a jar ready for use, Nts the remedy for adults, too. He sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, troup, stiff neck, asthma. neuralgia, head- ome Congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, bago, pains and aches of back or * Sprains, sore muascies. chilbiains, ed feet and colds of the chest (it may pbheumonia ¥ Mothers: Musterole is also een in milder form for | les and small children. | &sk for Children’s Musterole, 35¢ and 65c, jars @nd tubes. | ‘To gt Weicker way to get home or — |) help — through a Post-Dis- t ad, vised fitting remarks. Telephones Out of Service. Fourteen hundred Bell and Kin- loch telephones in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Granite City and sub- urbs were put out of service tem- porarily by the rain. lLong-dis- tance lines were not affected and the telegraph companies reported “no trouble.” Between 7 p. m. and midnight lights went out and street cars were stopped in East St. Louis and vicin- ity, five times, for a total of 34 minutes, due to the electric storm. Edwardsville election officials used candles for some time to count bal- lots. It was reported at Edwards- ville that wire communications throughout Southern Illinois were crippled. wo The total rainfall here, starting at 11:45 a. m. and lasting intermit- tently about 12 hours, was 1.11 inches, which, the Weather Bureau said, was not unusual for April. '\Gusts of wind reached the maxi- /mum velocity of 36 miles an hour. The hailstones which rattled down loudly and forcefully ‘during the evening were half an inch and more in diateter. Fair weather, with frost and a temperature of 42 de- grees, is the prediction for tonight. Some Cellars Flooded. Numerous cellars were flooded wind streets and county roads over- flowed temaporarily in places’ by heavy downpours of rain. Light- ning striking the home of William Orville, 3419 Indiana avenue, caused $150 damage. A telephone pole in front of 517 Whittier street, was set afire by lightning. All the lights at Union Station were ex- tinguished for five minutes, about 8:40 a. m. today, by cable trouble in the private power house, not traced to the storm. THOELE TESTIFIES MRS. SAALI WAS PLOT INSTIGATOR Continued From Preceding Ptce the Pete want to jump in welt fer?’ * The crowd tittered and Judge Woolfolk thundered “Silence.”” Joe Saali went on with his story. How he had pulled Peter from the well and carried him into the house. How the neighbors had gathered and the speculation as to what had happened. “You don’t ke Mrs. Saali, do you?” the defense cross-examined. “No, I don’t,’ said Joe. “I never had any love for her.”’ Contrasting Attitudes. His attitude contrasted with Pe- ter Saali’s. Peter and the chil- dren met Mrs. Saali on the court- house steps this morning. He kissed her and told her not to worry. All jurors, except one, are middle- eged and married, and many &f them have families. There are\nine farmers, @ deputy assessor, a hard- ware man and a grocer on the panel. : Prosecutor's Address. Prosecuting Attorney Bloebaum addressed the jury. The State 7 ’ | AILLED.IN COUNTY : ing Periods, Street Cars| delayed office work ,in == asked only justice, he said. The State believed that Angie Saali was |} equally guilty with Ora Thoele. To- | gether they had-«plotted the slaying 'of_her husband. The State wished the jury to keep their minds above emotionalism. It was true, the Prosecuting Attorney said, that Mrs. Saali is the mother of five small children and that the de- fense probably would try to stir up sympathy for the defendant. State expected that. But the peo- pel of Missouri demanded justice, stern and impartial. She made no apparent’ attempt to impress the jury, as women ac- cused of killing or attempting. to kill their husbands sometimes do. | Angie Saali had not even worn her | The | pest dress to court. : | The Standard of Quality in Brick HE best is always the cheapest in the end. Hy-tex Brick are made from selected shales and clays, expertly burned, and carefully sorted as to color, shades, and qua!- ity. They are made in a complete range of colors and tex- tures. A visit to our Exhibit Rooms will give you an idea of the unlimited architectural possibilities of Face Brick. HYDRAULIC-PRESS BRICK COMPANY «Member, American Face Brick Association Central National Bank Building ‘ St. Louis Largest «Manufacturers of Face Brick in the World While a Face Brick home may cost a little more to build, the savinge from lower heating, insurance, upkeep, and depreciation willquickly repay the extra cost. Geta copy of our booklet, “Hy-tex Brick,” presenting detailed information on this subject. —_ | Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhére_recommend it While this-was going on the de- | ‘fendant sat with her lawyer anid watched the door of an anteroom. | a | There’s no dodging the Financial Question HE average man has his. financial problems; identical to the rich man, but in smaller amounts. The need of the average man to profit- ably invest his money is just as great. And now he has the same opportunity. Our Certificates of Investment combine three features to make them fit the needs of everyone. They are issued in any amount from one dollar up. They can be turned into cash quickly. They pay 6% yearly. 6% Interest on Short- Term Investments PROVIDENT LOAN & INVESTMENT INSTITUTION ARCADE BUILDING aE * is especially prepared to telieve Infants in arms and Children al) ages of Constipation : §Wind.Colic To Sweeten Stomach Flatulency Diarrhea Regulate Bowels Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and Natural Sleep without Opiates of gaa | fo avoid imitations, always look for the signature of . | ea eee eee eR ROR RRR RE REE RE @ Specializing in men’ s needs - me see Our Other Announcements on Pages 8, 9 and 16. Right Now—Before Easter—St. Louis’ Foremost Men’s Store Features RSU —a Most Extraordinary Choice of the Newest Models for Men and Young Men , presenting comprehensive assortments from America’s leading makers and offering unsurpassed values, has won dis- tinction for our Men’s Store. And just now, when men and young men are giving thought to Easter and Spring attire, our very large and excellent as- sortments will be especially appreciated. Practically every style, every pattern and every color that is approved 1s represented. Trouser Suits is exceptionally large, including the newest:of youthful models and those for men who dress more conservatively. “Society Brand” Clothes Sold Here Exclusively in St. Louis See reereeeeeeaeeereere ee x Oe - FR ae ~ OEY mes . See ee enews te wa ere x “. ~~ * ) 7 ee SE SS , . = pata ea Oil 75%, «hn. BB By ~~ The showing of Two- The Advantage of Buying Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers —is so apparent that hundreds of men and young men will select clothes of no other type. Besides practically doubling the service of the Suit, the extra Trousers enable a man to present that trim appear- ance which well-creased Trousers always brings. $45 to $50 Two-Trouser Suits —Offered at the Special Price of .........e00se008. Correct Spring models in the new sports effects, as well as the latest of con- ventional models. The quality of materials and high-grade tailoring is certain to please, and there are Suits in gray, blue, brown and tan, as well as pencil stripes, overplaids, checks and mixtures. All sizes. 1) -. ~ Two-Trouser Suits —Exceptional Value at Two-Trouser Suits —Very Splendid Values at i Single and double breasted and one, two and three button models of silk-mixed worsteds, cassimeres, chev- ‘ots and flannels; splendidly tailored on the latest lines and in newest patterns and colors. Sizes for men and young men. These are Suits that will appeal to men seeking high-grade materials, excellent tailoring and up-to-the- minute Styling; the fabrics are imported and domestic woolens and all sizes up to 54 chest measure are in- cluded. Two-Trouser Suits —a Special Group—Choice IQ These Suits are in smart Spring models for men and young men; of all-wool cassimeres and worsteds. The nibble have alpaca lining and the tailoring is splendid. All sizes, including stouts, slims and stubs, Two-Trouser Suits —Very Special Value at Cae 1 fabrics in Spring patterns of medium and dark shades; choice of single and double breasted Suits, all carefully tailored and very serviceable. A variety that is broad enough to meet all requirements. US-BARR CO, We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Suits of all-woo i i. we F

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PIC SO + eee ge co , Agen: aOR 8 — yes : SR F ae Bed eat ; ie i A Rd et ‘ “ * The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t' han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a @From eur wide assortments. brand and becoming - ne See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 9and 16 — “Surety” Bloomers Union § Suits pw Special at ee ld Hose 95¢ Value. $2.29 “8 —our own exclusive Te. — -? Snion Suits a ae # Bloomers in. kuee sizes. Pure glove silk ton. og choice of appropriate Easter more and more pop- greeting CVNards is varied indeed vlar with men and —and early selection ts advised. women. We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in est Largest Distribators of Merchandise length. = sen gs ep ion Pieces me’ wate Fleer | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. > etail in Missouri pias the W est. say ARSE —— a — ——— Seer NG Ete SR aa _ a Hid th ia Wednesday—Another Outstanding Millinery Event, Made Possible by a Very Special Purchase—An Unusual Sale of 1550 to $1 5 Easter Millinery EN ay o ent TR Alga Tike Sap SLICE a ie PP tap Sarin, erusepeneeesTe no iene emareane PALI BE AR LI Oi Nila” IOP SR lag NE, Bye. Ray see Me VE he we ay a?-y smartness. SE ORR an hai! paar Suh Early Selection Means Best Choice —400 Hats Just Arrived From New York and Shown for the First Time Tharsday @ A collection of Hats that is unusual in every way, affording women, misses and matrons an Easter and Spring choice they will heartily welcome. There are models for all types of cos- tumes—every one smart and charming—and though Hats of larger brims are now being shown, there are also many small shapes of extreme ———— —Hats for All Occasions, Embodying the Very Latest Style Notes @ Included are many medium-size crepe’ and hairbraid Hats. banked with flowers or trimmed with gold or silver-colored ribbon—embroidered silk Hats—sport Hats of felt, Bangkok or import- ed Boson, er black Hats adorned with lace —tailored sailor shapes and various adaptations of the pert cloche effects which continue to be approved. Wide Choice of Newest Colorings Feurth Fleer ——— $$$ ________—— a Me RE ee Ae ee. eel f T Abr PRY 7 45) NRG Ay SRN De et He ee — ihe Page Nes ape AE SMG ey Oe AOR cates a Ee ny i Recently Added Garments Enhance the Choice in This Special Group of Smartest Sports Coats —at the Special Price of Sizes 14 to 44 @ Spring Coats that are well tailored ana smart of line. the majority splendidly lined with crepe. Sleeves, collars and pockets depict new and clever ideas and there is choice of the most popular bright and dark shades. For women of conserva. tive tastes, Coats of twill and velour are featured, other models being fashioned of the following weaves: —_ mi rT 3-T er Sylvian Cloth Striped, Checked Dromedary and Plaid Effects Ondule Sh Angora — Cut Bolivia Holenco Feurth Fleer Sp: oe” a he a's = ¢ donee 7 Ne TA About 10,000 Yards Are Involved in This Thursday Offering of Fa $2.25 to $2.98 Silks Extraordinary Choice at, the Yard........ @ Women and misses planning new frocks and gowns for Easter should take note of the smart weaves in- cluded in this offering, for the savings are the sort that it would be true economy to share. $2.50 2.50 250 $2.50 $2.50 Black and Colored Duvetyn. 40-tach 42.25 “Ntriped and Checked Tub Silks, 36-inch ... $2.98 Printed Canton Crepe. 46-inch Crystal Knit, 36-inch. . ‘aeee dean CEC Caras tir Cri ire ‘« sie ee i Ot ee omnd TU (7a © (OOO OOCCOCE Od Cds all Ary CUCUGeg “ BiCiGet ua y Hide ae: Of Pidcaie (ace ©0808 e*s- ever, * IQ COE Colored Imperial Satin, 36-inch Silk and Wool Canton, 40-inch. satin Crepe, | Very popular is this effective spiral | An all-silk Crepe of splendid ry lustrous finish, and a soft, | Weave silk-and-wool Crepe in plain colers | | and with self-color brocaded patterns « supple quality: 49 inches wide | : and fancy effects: smart for $2 9 | Unusual beauty: in many i and very durable: yard | | wraps and frocks; 49%-in.; yard, and dark coiors; 40-inch; ) par . - Third / . ? v4 »! =, te es — Of Interest to All Who Would Save Will Be Thursday's Toilet Goods “Specials’ @ Included in these offerings are many popular Toiletries, home reme- dies and home necessities of various kinds. Some of the lots are lim- ited, and it would be wise to select earlv. (ee — od + Glycerine Soaps _ ; Bath Tablets $1 85 Gimay Citeees 8 T F’a 3 adbiets in (zimay's Ext racts - our rose carn on ciycerine, own exclusive perf almond and i water every one with an ally ecents: ™ *. 38 and lasting scent ane- an ~teal Ther - cakes. & . lai Thursday. ounce. . 78 Vacuum Rottie hoxucs, cach - $i Kantol Filixtr. jar.. 2 7x Ivery White Dressing Combs : Palmotive Teilet Water Gc Ivory White Mand Mirrors. 37 Mirror Nall Potish. — She Whisk Breom- 24c Caldwells« Syrup Pepsin St Heward’s Hair Rru Knicker Hose, in light and dark ——— and with or crochet buttons add pretty Seeten a effective designs; excellent trimming touches. te Mee, quality. = Third Fleer —_— Whiting & Davis Make—Thaursday, Each. . @ Mesh Bags are highly favored this season, and therefore an opportunity to choose them at such an unusual saving is worth sharing indeed. Here are Gothic and square shapes, some with fringe” and engraved frames, and of silver or gold plated mesh. Also— peg. try a agadhem Saree os ae yg hive, brown bieck, and with bracelet handics. "Princess Slips 885. $1.79 Ofte Ce @ The bases of these Lam -wo-light style, with chain in odd shapes, of silks and . b« Wide Linc Genuine cork Linotet back and heary enamel meat patterns; ¢ “yards average room Without a eeam. Square Yard... —— See How Ads th ‘ er ALLELE TTT ! ‘tl th

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™ ne Oe gn pad ~~} ar al '' . hac ei cae Th ues Oe ™%, be = 3 eiber a R . tia , ? Ter ae A pe titers . ‘ Be aks . wy Bn. o Se ware p aS ew ts i Fa Oe eS Pee ee Le ee ae ee Q4 & z ‘2 ‘ ’ a 5 ' - . p . ¥ m * ‘ APRIL 8. 4aih % Sere Bot) | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 8 and 16. 4 : “ ’ i. —— — @ | selettes and Bras- @ All who like the rich flavor of pure —- | sieres at very special chocolate should take home a pound or a of ——_it prices—all garments ce | : wo of these delicious Dew Drops—there . aie ‘+ @ ney 1200 pounds in Thursday’s offering. BL % made especially for ti 7 ww Let the children agt them, they are nutri- f y this event. ° e. tious and wholesome—a food as well as a : + * 7. \ . toothsome sweet. ' sige. \s Candy Shop—Main Floor AY at Corselette No. 3350 —tis pictured—an idea! | ? garment for average i ‘ and even fuller deve!- Pry | h) > i oped figures. ? oP j ap $ 29 ’ Third Fleor Ancthes One of Those Extraordinary Events! ! ale of Coats A Specially Purchased Group of 700 Garments £ ‘iL whh ch kk See ke hk ek a bh @& 664 6 6 4646 6464644 6444444444446 46444 6444444464 4 & iA ALR RRL RRL RRA RAAB RR ARR AAA AAA AAA AA AAAS eS ee : Very Unusal Values at..... A Newly Arrived Group of Artistic $30 2 loor Lamps _ ‘Thursday—Sample ElectricCleaners — $t Offered Thursday ) Brocaded Crepe’ _—- } Complete, at Special > ] &: 95 64446 4 6466444 4 4 & 4444446644444 ihe. ee DI Crepe of splendid quality | "‘ , 3 _ Seoverre “color brocaded patterns of 3 700 Coats Is a Remarkable ty; in many light $2.88 5 4 @ The bases of these Lamps are beautifully turned, and finished in black and gold— | ae es Will Undoubtedly Be Brisk ors; 40-inch; yard, ‘wo-light style, with chain sockets and silk-tasseled cords. The shades are fashioned € A group of Electrics Suction Cleaners of in odd shapes, of silks and Georgettes, and trimmed with double silk fringes. various excellent makes—all having been used as demonstrating and floor sample ma- Third Floor a Fitth Fleor chines, but in splendid working order. Have dependable motors and are guaranteed, c — Basement Economy Sina WwW ell deserves : ; ; ' Splendid Choice Thursday for Those Needing $7.25 Cereal Cookers = its wide reputation for value-giving, this group $7.25 Cereal Cookers Inlaid Linoleum of Coats presenting values which women and $7.50 Heating Pads misses will immediately recognize as extraor- $1.45 Value, $ | 18 romen’s “Mohawk’’ 5 i _i ee LLL RAL DD | 644444444444 44 6 4+ A a _-. -» variety of swagger, WrapPpy, side- buttoning and belted styles. _-* 4 , es a > i ? dinary.. Sports, street and dressv models in a Square Yard... >e~ © Fabrics Fashionable for Spring @ Linoleum of a grade that will give remarkable wear, having colors through to the heavy burlap back. In this offering are tile, block and mosaic patterns in the wanted color effects. Ideal for Thursday, 5-Gal., —are used in these Coats, including many of kitchens, bathrooms, and also offices and stores. Medium Body the jaunty plaids, stripes and novelty effects ones : autiful Wide Lineleun $1.55 Linoleum that are popular this Senses, oe ee nad graye Genuine cork Linoleum with burlap | Very heavy Inlaid Linoleum in | mixtures and the favore 4 | € Motorists who would economize should secure | - a a .o» | j Sings, and wien mane ii 5 See How Advantageously You May Choose for Your Garden From These Assortments of 2.50] 3 o med id ~ \) Rose Bushes, Shrubbery, Ete. . And Now Is the Proper Time to Do Spring Planting for Best Results 2 Rose Bushes : 35c Peach Trees 50c Grass Seed _ | Hardy field - grown Hardy field-grown Trees | Kentucky Blue Grase | | | 264444464 6446464444646 64 iii tt hb hb hi i i hb DD RADAR i ey et -- - is om — we Sire iy cemaan 1-n ae "e aya aig 8 oe ere ee

Voss neve. ' r ieee dens) : > oy St Sr => a We i St. Siete Distributors of Stark Bros. F ruit + Trees oem Bros. Apple Trees, many kinds, each np athe naan ore assortment ..... -ococw..- $1.85 to $3.35 ee ee Ed. cc mccwectesvoeceees 600 . ng Forks, 4-tine size $1.25 Steel Head Garden Rakes, 14-inch ; Stark Bros. Cherry Trees, various kinds, each $1.35 Garden Hoes, with long handle ......-+-.+--.+e<:; $1.00 Stark Bros. Pear Trees, two popular kinds, each g $5.30 Poultry Wire, 75 inches high, 150 ft., 2-in. mesh. ..$7.45 Stark Bros. Plum Trees, two kinds, each....... wosdvuen d $6.90 Poultry Wire, 60 inches high, 150 ft., 2-in. mesh. . . $6.00 Stark Bros. Catalpa Shade Trees . $5.50 Poultry Wire, 48 inches high, 150 ft., 2-in. mesh. . .$4.79 _ Sark Bros. Weeping Mulberry Trees . $4.25 Poultry Wire, 36 inches high, 150 ft, 2-in. mesh. . .$3.76 - Sark Bros $3.10 Poultry Wire, 24 inches high, 150 ft., 2-in. mesh. . . $2.55 $1.65 Poultry Wire, 12 inches high, 150 ft., 2-in. mesh. ..$1.45 Dar. = . Re la * - 2, HO cis- Preekaer - < a a +. ~ ; Le +42 ~ ie . 7 srr," ,rrrree,rfjgr.wewreTgTT TTT??? 7777 7 7" -_—_-”rrvrrryryrYeYeeeeeeeeeeeeereereereereee eS “Ui eat Pia . ay ar ee : ote a NS ee a datie Set ant ainedsdetaitnajeninpelie EL ORL EO RL

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_ . 10 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ; The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED - ie = Fe reo ty ~*~ >» - ry z ‘ % 2 > Sd * = 2 " 2 » ~ > >. i o Ps - e ° ~ - a = € a . * = # = = & ~ ~ > > > , 1 * G tional in every way at » ¢ ek, & 2 tnis rema! Aawl.é price. th lg - ineh stitched (Main Other one and two Other new Fox 3 — inches wide, also Alet edges and insertions, 2 to 3% inch. épeeta!— 2°90 yards and filet picot edge lace. Limit 20 yards (Mais SIL Fg .98 Ratine —in shades of and black. Yard wide . $ 98 Svlvant ' in piain P an | Onrxsatest Shearing, Ofering Meny MME) |* Deters tyles. l KV. hilippine & Voile Underwear |“ ictar istttontitary Vaiueat” 1 |) sSantancn A Very Special Group for This Event, at G2 3 = P }| $1.29 Me New knitted Crepe & he BO ae PO 4 ea Ret PERS os Thursday—Our Initial Showing and Sale of 2h) ie, a MS m a BR Me A at Aah nil lf eer cocoa, blue, brown and i ail ithe - m mn ’ of : | The — eee Styles 4 5 Shades Mat i i a er | Materials | Colors @ ° ) Gowns White | so Peeean Vy Include tk Include @ i j Chemises Orchid a . + Vy , r § Slips Peacl Lia | ) ¢ OSIE ~ ’ . a " ° . .3 4 = ae, 24 : Hairbraid | | Black . & _ Embroidered Gold Built-Up Straps Rose Stitching Blue 3 Stabs 4 EL} “ = (Ot dt eee Crepe : Blackand “i : Straw | Yellow = * $2.50 Fancy Braid | Wood . | Straw Sand 4 Light Shades. and . Gray 4 Bl and Black Suk ' Chinese Red — : Combinations | Orchid Y —— a a oe An important departure in our enlarged underwear sho ip will be maug- urated with this timely sale. Striving alwars to Imerease our service in every way we have augmented the de partment w ite a large displar of fi ae voile and handmade Philippine Underwear and for this initial oe. casion pre- sent such values and styles that it will pay women greatly to sinply their meeds at the very outset. Al! sizes. Firat Fleas a Coens hae i Ne, i le lly —— Nn Alls lt ln ls ay —a eS Sess in web and fanuey w cas oe. AM made al = { “ane & ht he Bont, Gr lll a x Special! Included Are BATZG 250 Newest Spring Dresses $7.50 to $10 Spring Hats * For this special event we secured 440 charming Hats at extraordinary con~- cessions—Hats thag were made to retail] at $7.56 and $148. Thursday only oo+e+e eee eee eee “eee en ee ween gee eetee o** + + © ee eee eee oe © Oe + +e eee “ Everything in style is represented in the new medium and kk $25.00 Values cet ee ewe e ots) | : drooping models, of f-the-face effects, irreqular brims, tur- 8 Se bans, pokes, etc. Models for misses and matrons. $15.00 Values ee rh : | St. Louis’ most popular rendezvous for shoppers who pay $5 for their Hate" \ ; | department of which we are justly proud, an array of styles and values that se , | | surpassed at the price. The very best instyle and worth is the constant this new shop, and a —_ will convince you how well we have succeeded. a (Second Fisety on wt & ar é Re ae ey 7 -* “Bargains” ” that no miss or woman who can use a smart utility ] Dress or two enna should suid = pass by. The Dresses w simply amaze , you at <a | An unending collection of smart, chie Sport | i = Hats of Coburg braid, fancy braid and Milan hemp in all the popular styles and colors. These are very unusual values at. - in i ie | * - ww alll sD De DD eee —— SS - = -_ SS SS’ ie ar ogee ue in elt tei thle Hd Bie is Ds ek oe in bt, es ies ie Ae ie te ed Dt ee ee ee gra Se te MM a ae OR seca = the new Spring otk fabrics, also edd@s and ends of broken [Imes of silk and cloth dresses. or @ ready disposal. Styles for street and general wear. Just the kind of an event that va-Ue- Wise women always come early to share. (Fourth Ficer.}

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. . = —— Thee? t ) z > : EE ae ee Be ee ee ee ee ye eer eee Pe Z J z ett - ae » ae, 7 hs 2 os pe Ie eo 3 a WEDNESDAY, a | ss 2 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED . ; oF = a . a . —————— os 7 —E —_ 2 - 8 * 4 sal —— “ i 7. o fm mm fe ww B ; TEL PeEETTTE UEP EEE EE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE — : A Notable chase! . . dh; C hoice Py / | of the Newest Styles and Colors Remarkable Easter Sale’ Including: Thursday One-Buatton Boyish Twill Suits Braid-Bound Boyish Hairline Suits — Novelty Mixture * Sport Suits ‘ Velour Checks _ This Ber amy bee be —— at any 7 . mé. ming just before Easter, it is ex- Utility Suits traordinary! Every Suit in the group is | a late arrival—any you choose can be worn Short Embroidered Easter morn with the knewledge that there : Box Sai fie are none smarter nor more correct. Choice of all sizes, 14 to 20, 36 to 44 and 46 to 52. (Second Floor—Nugents.) 75c Printed Voiles Light and Dark Grounds ' Thursday fer footwear styles «3 “ | These beautiful Voelles come in all the in our new § a e new patterris for Springtime. Light or dark 4 a * grounds and novel patterns. Fine sheer » % - deol » oe weg ® y “4 ‘ y ou . oe est Mee ee or aoe eee sen hs Dh IE AD ate a Ie tela (First Floor.) ' Ses quality for dresses; 44 inches wide. : 2% ; (Matm Floor—Nugents.) to amo a i} : | SS a One -Day Sale Thurs day 1Kerchiefs||© gy ~ 4: 7 ee eee tT. Thursday |} ee See snes P h l | l p p 1 a] C : Chile ** ot Handmade Pp | : Women's es Lz sere ee $1 95 and $2. 95 . Q) dainty Ker-| Brig Aionenon hop P resents i - \ . , f chiefs of thelf ae Sec Beep ree ct | Law AV ARS )6GGowns an sheer Irishif wy i} linen. Plaing S25 ie . : 3B Getite; % and % inch hems. | : ) Ec { h a8 BE Men's 50c Linen tt ieee Cc ISe . ; | aces Not only handmade, but en- Kerchiefs . aa ce tirely hand embroidered and The Gowns ey ; ‘ : po aate ov , Gene large 3 for | gees scalloped, are these lovely e.- ns Pn irish linen | x zis ee 14 Philippine Undergarments. Made and neck, with an attrac- Handkerchiefs, | ar ehag of a fine, sheer quality of nainsook, tive embroidered design in e i} - ~ ae Ls IP with %-inch that is also durable enough to front and on the sleeve. hemstitched hem. (Main Floor—Nugents.) |] launder well and wear wnusually Round, square and V long. neck, short sleeves or sleeveless models. - 75c to 95c Real | te | : 35 TROT Se > She t ¥. st , 2204 ; * Bee . \ © Irish Laces, 49c #}} | [oft =| The-Chemise Beautiful, handmade Irish jf at CRs Gl Be Envelope’ Chemise of crochet Laces, edges insertions, If . | Or ~ ans a Ese this very fine quality, and ij and 2 inches wide, also real #f . 2 gout Cg det 2 entirely made by hand, filet edges and insertions, 1% #f : see te 3 rg scalloped at neck and’ to 3% inch. | d ee #. 3 armholes and with an at- C ( tractive design in front. — 200 | 2 ie Spevial 0 yards | : i: Built - up shoulders or and filet picot edge lace. Limit 20 yards strap style. Launder and (Main Floor—Nugents.) | eoomen — - — ig fpr cil Vo Uf: / AT “ } , Wy Yi, ] o... ~~ te 4, wear perfectly. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) TUCUUCGUHADOCOUUOAUMOUUERELUELOLOUULEOELEUUCUUOUUELORELONCYUAOQUELOREUOSELAEDEOULSEAES ALOE CCRACAUOEULENGRELOGOREAEOOEUOERAEDOALOOERORSOROGUALAUUEUONOOROUOOE cg W/, Sete atiadad ' PETE Eat eelidi = +! fe Ws 1 A: ee Wy iad ef Be eae eR. ot © aes . y " . 4 5 a ae we te 2 gue is Ke Fe . ; : oie aS ae : ho) ES aa Silk Hats iN = Leghorns, Canton Crepe Hats From Monterey of New York fects, as well as the ae ee aie | Ommioas) )Y(04) bine f. included, is special price, with the air of imported models, such as ¢ $1.29 Marigold Crepe $2.50 Pongee Silks hy N ae t Mp ee eee Pacer pad ree Piivery Hat is individually smart, being fashio New knitted Crepe in pretty 50-inch-wide imported natural- This very special] purchase of Shoes—in all the new in this high-grade New York hat shop, which, alone 18 a feature enc shades of tan, green, gray, blue; i color tan Pongee Silks in extra $ 8&8 —in new Spring designs and colors; 40 inches wide : | ) Patent Colts |g aie A Y NG ree . fats Fancy Woven Knitted Crepe WONT, smart, new styles in —in new Spring shades of green, turquoise, tan, ; Yard NP | strap and cut-out ef- cocoa, blue, brown and black. Yard wide 2 At | > - yee, ca me RS aa, ieee P , ; 2 ke 4 : nay tag Ee pen a ae ‘ bg a yy a . . * t We~., . 9 a ; , ot iy i Ng “i ; ro * ae ‘ a . ¥ ; “ ’ ~ - aye : % 5 a , ao % ; NY styles for Spring—is especially desirable just now for to make them most desirable. They come in black and yellow, nines ize, brown black. d A) Tn cast ar. Sh6es to match with any costume you . . ‘ : nlaat rose, maize, br or black. Yar heavy quality, for dresses and Wy Hy — Easter we y y red, sand, oak, cinder and Copen. Flowers, fruits, wreaths, bows, ui bl te may have, and every pair of high-grade make and : ouses —~ ornaments and sashes, as well as buckle trims. (Second Floor—N Colors | ' . (Main F'loor—Nugents.) material. (Fourth Fleor—Nugents.) | ‘ma {| Hosiery |[$3.50 Silk Gloves ed Curtains| Sale 9x12 Rugs Black > i — . | ) a caneeaeaet : insters and Velvets ~ pag - « $2.50 Pointed Heel Big Easter Sale! rhc Spt Seg th P. anels $ 49 aaa | geal Weaves $292 “mgr @ || Glove-Silk Hi 2= ae eT ¥ | - Si, 1 Milanese Silk Gloves of a very good $ pees ieg ssa. a Bi ‘ New Designs Wood 7 ? ove osiery |i ° pray In Shadow Pretty Colors quality. 12-button length, mousquetaire 7mr.s Lace Effects Ase Rugs in these high- Sand : 3 | Light Shades with pretty embroidered arms. Double Gray , & and Black 2 finger tips. White and gray only. grade makes wil! give beautiful patterns in the wanted ecru.: ~ Firmly woven of good Chi A timely offering in choice of many ' — , ed wu weet, im 2s i a se id ‘ ech “g | 4 ar $1.95 Gauntlets $1.00 Kid Gloves barr Alas ae Some have scalloped bottoms and some — yarns. 9x12 size. PCr = * A fine, high- Gauntlets made of a fine Real kid and smarshan i meare plain. Only 400 at this price. __ q a Sq. Y ”* grade chiffon quality imported chamoisette | Leather Gloves, in two-clasp | | 98c Nets | Grenadines 75¢ Gold Seal Congoleum weawes. All made with tailored point- trimmed in a number of at- | plain or embroidered }- GN ; MP curtain Nets in the Dotted Grenadines. On A durable flooreovering with a fine, enameled sur- light shoe shades. Sizes 8% to.10. ~All the good . : Atle. & ; pi >. Fs P. ¥ x ~. . i r ae SET bs se ~ a , a i ' es . na ‘ ‘ Tg eee Aero Oe Smear ae , aT ea y . , 4 ‘ i ; “ LM d ee a” ey ee pial ‘et we 5 a ae SEND Meek el ca ee wo ts 3 PRR eee 8 we “7 4. r ete . saa hands wet .... . Wash mon. Crossbars Camelines Velours } | $1.50 Wool Wall sandalberry : grees broom orn. Side-tie effects, Wetted models, loose : backs, pleated collars, full and three- | } Be em ping > Se: quarter lengths. Ip tan, gray, reindeer . a 6 customer... . customer) = Sizes : - —_$$<—— $$$ All Sizes, 14 te 46, in This Sale ¢ Sites gs Hig es ¥ a (First Floer.)

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eyes Pies Prts a al a my MT ihe BE MB Nag GE nT ney ps a ee Oey x ae ~ , " + Bane Peed Revie bay 2 Sage ae: Rs * TION: CO ee ge RE gee Rie SS teenage ae bi! See em * igs tris ta ¥ - - - 7 " The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other everiing newspaper COMBINED : | ae } : 3 Al tIL. $, i MORE PAY F(R CTY | STIFF-SORE-ACHES AND PAINS-SOUR STOMACH | ¢ ow a Saree DPARIMENT HEADS ) 44sVouble @urt yesterday returmed a verdict: : : _ fae $5000 in favor of Mrs. Pear! | | LET US SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT | i= Baker, 2016 College avenue.) : ‘. ageinst Dr. Irwin Dunhaupt, al 8 Cent Bottle (32 ) FREE d@mtist, 5035 North Broadway, al-| Sew ves In-| Just because you start the day | have used it. Established 31 years. @ 19¢ Stamped Gewns A that he injected a hypoder- | Estimate Board a - '* Be BROADWAY & MORGANST 8S Gee WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAj Zi SY | ) Just received another ship- ‘legs stiff—muscles sore—burning, conquers kidney or biadder dis- \ | ¢— eg, *-~*- mas ~ whe> treating a tooth. and that an : $50 O00 a Year. aching back—dull head—nervous— orders, rheumatism, and all ailments ; many beautiful a, iffection resulted. Ultimately, she irritable—WORN OUT before the | caused by ‘‘too much Uric Acid,”’ no | ~~ Boma said, it was necessary “to remove: ‘day begins—do not think you have | matter how chronic or stubborn, we | WB extra special. ...... seme of her jawbone. causing her} Salary increases for city depart- to stay in such condition. | will give one 85c¢ bottle (32 doses) ! features to be disfigured. |} ment heads and for several of the | Rheumatism, kidney and bladder | free if vou send this notice. Kindly | Dr. Denhaupt denied the infec- 7 | re p Re S S ] 5 SIL 4 ‘firemen, which the board favors. [of medicines without benefit, let | regular S5e bottle without incurring | . | Ome increase, from $4500 to | The Williams Treatment prove what (any obligation. Only one free bot-| Ameri | Mac great relief it gives even im stub- | tl@ to the same address or family. yy Ps MO 6000 a year for the Chief of the} j A good quality. perfect, | For Women Hose in pure and artificial | born cases. Hundreds of thousands | Nething sent C. O. D. 7 | | - i ire Department, was held up at ———$—$—$—$—$—$—$—$—$—$—LL essen . e request of Comptrelier Nolte, who said he was not satisfied with $20.00 Value at. Ss ae~ Eo ‘" ' lat A chiffon Stocking of best @ | 7 ~ & Fashion's latest dictates aré pure Japan silk, 7 ss £ carefully followed itm these new * ' | ni | Spring Dresses of Roshanara crepe, ne ci by 2s) Canton crepe, satin crepe, novgeity 8% . Al one aie aye He b , ET eet thd tind 'Chief’s Panzer’s attitude in the ne- | | gotiations which the city has been ‘\n HOS. McHE 3958 No Returns if . =| re tie > “ ale? ‘carrying on with the firemen as to or ‘their scale of pay. The Comptrol- Exchanges ‘ler has taken the position that the | arty. Leweerti 3821 icity can and will give the firemen ge aM. castle, gill, Rt, yg Aa, di a ie tile aati 1 = . F , ; 5 (Commissioner Cutts. $4000 to — \ ' . pose of every one hence this — ‘ “V SS rpiaids nopular th brown. sandalwool. Ching biue, $7.50 Values ... R= “—— Spe nga het, ae _— - Nt af CO AO gO Orgs Ong an Re tg, A ge Mn, Re a rg ie ee ~ os agminaete P sae” a pet = ee Sg ne te, f sem Bt yt wd Ft th ow am ee ’ lit, l,l, in, ln ap 4 | it a amy gg AI drastic price—a price that is less than the ac- ly, division engineew. Water De- | ae . | /4 My tual cost of the majority. A varied assortment | pastunent $2960 te Meee. : hae gi . aan = of the newest styles to select from. All calors The board alse approved in- . . 7 ae ee x / | = materials. Smart Easter models, sport for employes in the offices of the {| ats; small, medium size and large effects. a aimeniia tan Come early. of Deeds. who are exempt frem the 4 6.38 te iy P . PA ote RETA ie a wees + ™ er prins (on saie. vard,. , F ¥ 8 -etc.. for dresses and bicusess --* Lead " ke ye Crepe de Chine ; $1.50 French Epongee A wonderful array ef | Real imperted French Epongs § Yard-wide the best and most | Fatine tm tie new Spring ne new Rajah weave Tussah Silks in the new Man Jongz printings. a . Cellector, Assesser and oe. + won will, what that wanted Spring colorings | tints im R ire. Lathe, tery. ae ts + ter free . jerand Bt. Telephone Trier 46°. SAME arirRis- “PREPARE YO THERMOID BRAKE ~ ' jade. flame. coral, Saree ie, - i= ***ee he: . f+ b Tue, orchid etic... F OURTH FLOOR = We so t= ‘ t municipal . vil service regulations. , aw = a THOMAS Ww. GAFI ANTD (INc ) 4993.1 | oa x BROADWA y and 410-1 2-14 SIXTH Soe ae ‘ w + me bngnct sy Rae BS 82 oop ee re mE Ee . Wi pees eG a te mp MO AKAD, HL ba , , _ ’ sutiful, D t so _at-j for biouses and dresecs: [bive, Locille gree histrous. al’ | 15 tractive ior Spring 89c grays, tans. biucs. i 19 biee. hare. etc. * siik Crepes.. . wear: @2 yarc. e ule ‘sf . Style and price are the outstanding fea- ] t : tures of these Easter Hats. Wonderful ceuctR Sa e a eece \ variety of styles for women. misses and matrons. Street Coats paagca ania ORE SHOE B LINEN A sale umsually special for double Low Shoes—most are weill- Sports Coats FROCKS | isin ot eothie patents. chocolates and piain UFTENUHUUNUTIQUNTUUOHUUUUUEUTOUUONEROUANERUOEEEAQOUOUONEOANUUUHVOUALOAAAU on tans, leathers. Many new strap Styles and i #4 | = - 7} TONNE Fy “izes to fit all in es fs high, Cuban or low heels at... J a THESE WOMEN’S $3 to $4 LOW SHOES GIRLS’ ! Special clean-up: big variety Ox- *] $3 to $4 Low fords and strap styles. Sizes to Handkerchiefs and Hand- INFANTS’ ents drawn Linens in quite the ane and plain loveliest styies we have yet at is i ila h ¢ : There's joy and economy in picking one’s Easter Coat : oe a aa from this superb offering. Striking blacks with white fur " eS amd braid in sharp contrast ... marvelous twills with Sn ee Bl fared sleeves and other stunning styles for dressy wear. and neck treatments—in eget : - } fo ; , Bi To: overtorked et Scores of new street models now showing for the first time white, tan, navy, lipstics, + elinppesaeo- EQ Petticoats ... and a vast assemblage of youthful sport “toppers.” es . $2.75 LA Plain shades in every hue . Wuet Ker Lacs : te = of... . . Vivid plaids . . . stripes, oe, ees, ow, oem ce flashy or subdued .. , age Fy a beavr quality Suteep tek, im a of the teadi bh bows . a style and color for every type. SECOND FLOOR. Neu: : 3 pieated flounce. Regular $1.69 vaiue for ~, wales, Sizes for Petite Women, Misses, Women and Stylish Stouts. Fine quality Lace Curtains, weave. White and ecru. eta ™ - iers. “hott flerns. ae THIRD FLOOR. ; lens Choice papers » MT LY CULL LU LL LALLA LULL LLL i ¥ i) MUTT i) | 4 Topcoats— Special at Modeis for street and spece .. . styles" that are clever, distinctive . . . are featured in a highly specialized group for Thursday's selling. All sizes for misses and women at.. — '

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7 FETE SR: NE LT Se ee ee ene - . »~ ’ aes i ie - ¥ is Fis. L Sasa oe ®t hee a ee = WHT By ae 3 % Pe eI PT, tal én " a + fae) WEDNESD AY, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 -sclivandam 9, 1924. Pee eae — EE 1 amen : OO A a em a ee 'UHIHTHCCCTTCTGTi TATA cnn NNNSO : ‘Ro f ili MO Spring House-Clean Your Motor Car —— "a7 auges_[THEN IT WILL GIVE BETTER SERVICED &e Garage =". DURING THE BEST SEASONS FOR DRIVING OLD MOTORS (2) Safety— Having the Necessary WHEN RENEWED BY THE Fhe Pala BS gamagre te Be H H Things Done to Your e — When You Have Your Motor | Car Now Will Add Spring Fix Up Te LL-TA Le . ale (3) Economy— ae . ‘ SILK Hi HOSE, | ee a | pave tor tant in » snort | Re-Conditioned—Insist on’an | Greatly to the Pleas Fee Your Car GUARANTEED SYSTEM 1) Natt si LS + | = UUNUUUUNUUUEAUTAAATAATTT AR ah ce: FORE, PRBS BO Hi ' ¥ Ba RE SR MS | ith hing ae. ae time, bs Saving garage | rent. Sold on terms, Ly Pa H’”’ COMPLETE ures of Using It Complete TELL-TALE renewal in- , €00d quality, perfect. ¢ = Fie Bt This Ve : cludes trwuing of cylinders, agnias ee ere coal artit fashi S at iieein Cheek Gasnae Aco Fo ar. . connecting rods, fitting Spencer-Smith y OU SAVE. 9 ictal ect : alt" Beteeetien GQuntets ~ EGROUND Can Whiz Rapid Enamel Pistons, B-N Piston Pins and Tell-Tale = sue , pe ~~ S Here are some of the things or Kwik-Seat Piston Rings—all high- ‘tn: = = Wind and Kainproof _— | ; . 1d b q r Including Brush est quality parts, backed by the guar- 0 = that should be done to your car antee of the largest and most effi- cient shop in St. Louis doing this class t iso Filling Stations and Auto Wash Buildings -— to help make your Spring and 13 Pound Can Whiz Gear clent sho iv] ur- No bett b is ib} t ice—and our prices are low : THOS. McHEN RY & SON Summer driving more pleasur Grease (Grease Gun Free) jtie Doster aa Bony pone re ue any price ee ctnanh We Your Guarantee of Quality anid: vom 1p oF elliaiel aeecctitaapemme ei le time and expe 2 E ndel 3958 Easton Av. Workmanship and Standard . Have your motor overhauled. Whiz Auto Cushion Dressing, Ask your garageman, or phone ux for prices and information on RAS Sage RES AE IRS NE 4 Ceol Lindell 1481. Sec.- a : Pres. _— ee Secure good accessories. |e! Car Body. , Free City Delivery. Mail and Phone Orders Filicd. 2 = |: > : ll Day & If you haven’t a sun-visor ‘g¥, | MOON BROS. Bomont 53 1—1672. Open Evenings A ay Sunday y Auto Pees | a — silver, = 7. Vi. ll B trade School IDEAL : it the ear refinished so it 4 _ dan spar: Let Us Do Your ening blue, Spring and Summer— — 1 Ae LEARN FROM PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE ft’ ae. vee oe es G S r $2.25 to = Canton iz = LEA ¥. MC. A. Auto School was established only 7 years ago by the Auto- eet MOTOR If vour car isn 't suitable get “ ian’t an perfect a car enerato tarte Crepes | e _— mobile Dealers’ Associasion, yet many graduates own or operate their own OIL a rood new car ' for touring = aa S . . 40- ‘inch silk-and-woo] and 3 '== shops or hold good positions in or about St. Louis. 14,000,000 automobiles . ‘ Soe nouns — t R If you want to do the work el es fT EN CIN as body agne oO epalring ir iceding ‘epcian SusS"s} MMMM pot Sih "vont cant Seennns™easell' wow for Auta Mechosice ignon Bat SSRALS ND SATISCIES” 1g pring ades of 7 if you w wha at mean ; stucco, camel's hair, igtai tery. Tire Repairs. Lathe, etre. vourse] ie . eas Chasen Cele rm blue, Lucille green’ huae Mail coupon today for free catalog, North Side Y. M. C. A., 3100 North - ox f, a trade school can reac sme preva body may be converted into a 3 a... ee oo Treen’ Byer Se. . . help teach you. cozy bed in thirty seconds. It abolishes hotel wer- MOTOR ELECTRIC ‘ n 6t My Cy ey a ee eat Se Ss . ~ ce Nae a ag de J Hutt r Thurs- . I Hundreds of St. . on Main Floor at A loosened bolt in the spring may with Seavetes bodies and are finding them the most St. Louis, Mo, 49c SATEEN THERMOID BRAKE LININGS—Selling for Half Price cause no particular Inconvenience, | satisfactory closed body they ever rode in. (For All Cars) but if neglected may causéa wreck. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS ery g00d quailty: i-wide; rnt-onck DD See menareenee n — 7 — ~ — . "i 7 » 7 ‘ ets ls 7% * - satieliog Oe Ave tele ae ss manned eo as bite taldi iia re a ai , on ee ian nt r Ine, pada Phalf Be wre Ts Len ae pe a eee hot aly * ma Mee 8 pie : Let we? x wie 4 ieee ys. A eras f Sele! te R «daa N en ahh. Pye git Te Ae ends P dee! ol sy nnn th any OCUST BL 5 at ‘ ee ‘ ‘ : , a ik age segs Bomont 3147 L er . 2491 St. Louwls. V 600 give their car a thorough inspec- 2 3 ° 11498 Lindell . Louis Gershenson Auto Supply Store Grand 5800 ictor 2 tion before summer. It should Delmar 779. 4575-79 EASTON AV. have a good cleaning—the more important work should be turned FENDERS =i: — GEARS 2: rt 4 adore Don’t Polish Your Car—Clean It With CARS How about the battery? Has We Carry a Complete Line of New Parts Only | i en aiecees? warner A. & H. A U T a) C L E A N E R Running Boards—Ford, Buick, Chev, | Roller and Ball Bearings. >" the battery or starter has been Silent Timing Gears and Chains. Starter Ring Gears. abused. These delicate parts can’t (NOT A POLISH) Transmission Differential Gears. Le a ona pa wane Fabrics. : ; hold up forever without a little Motor Replacement Parts. Truck Parts. All Trucks. Wages help. Factory instructions insis Protects Its Finish Axle, Drive and Pinion Shafts. Springs, Wheels, Rims. — Et i, , P } b , > Ss sist Also for Furniture and Differential Cases, Internal Parts. Connecting Kod and Main Bearings. Seem an , “A that the battery be inspected at Shims, Star Washers, Key-stee!. Pistons, Rings, Piston Pins. LB VY reguvJar intervals. Have it put in Inc ty B oT A lb BATTERY EX ° We alse carry many other parte for Automobiles and Trucks not listed here. Liberal discounts to dealer and repair trade. Yr shape at once and then inspected regulariy and kept in tiptop shape. 2115 Olive | 16 Locust St. WAGNER GEAR CoO. Phones Romont ey How about carbon? The removal of carbon is now done scientifically and at reasonable cost. If the car r 9 4 ech ca coxeen, Cartas io wse | [cates Don’t Be Misled rid of that carbon. Carbon is usu- =I5T le Rite, Oe S ally the consequence of careless ‘ | driving and poor oil. : om, wee We Are the Original Price Cutters. 714 Pine Street If the car is in its second or third dicating dial : Equip Your Car With a Smooth the Road With season, the seat cushions, uphol- ‘98c 3 Mail Orders Villed 98c Originators of the r ‘al stery or top probably need atten- ' BOSCH SHOCK ABSORBERS tion and in this matter it is well fOc Top Patching Strips.20¢ : : Westinghouse Battery fo conmutt man who apeciaizen | "axranea Baew gg | | eon, ae meet range Fron Be , PS i): Po Dan oe : LPs es ‘a . “a ag b= & = a ¥ — — — et hee, Pe Oe 1G ‘aie Mit : 4 % b., hae ae ie wt : oa . slight kind’ that he mas 95 al only. OLEUM RUGS mgs. size ee the | mill or § 95 geal at $18; ag (ee ia ” Cte, - ve ee ”- ren eesti bad YOU oy, ; OS and l00 400 Seb der Valve ; $6.00 insured Service. ee ee ws ate ene cea Me — se ’ $4.50 FOR ALL CARS POR FORDS io PRICE PER PAIR Surface appearance is the chief Guaranteed Battery notes any large car... woe fh gallons Oil. eae —_ Windshield Ventila’ ors, $2.50 set They Do Last Longer. Fords $10.00. Medium cars $15.00 Wenge 18 Gree & Sayer. Pnepe verd Alumioum Hub - 150 Automobile Soap; SIb. $1.00 Spark ‘Plugs. | a. bé cp | (batter Miatneters... co here are making attractive prices Bumpers ; ym Caps . oe roadster All-Rubber Case as Low as $21. 00 Heavy cars $20. 00 on refinish jobs, including. the 7 "Ford Slip-on Pedal $2.50 pee Type Grease my fun Bhades dee ey $5.95; touring, $6.95; oe Ss enameling of fenders and sheet ee , Gun .. nad : ° Pathen Remover and (ns Kunning-Kourd ns guhetegl es metal parts. Enameling is cheaper * Fie Windshield Cleaners, a ° $1.9: ‘onder Bruces ..... ‘Have your electrical and battery repair work done by us, in a completely than buying new fenders. Rust and ns eons re oa Double Windshield wee equipped shop, where satisfaction is guaranteed. decay start from underneath. ‘Mirror: fits any car. .680 lig: we Winans Soubbers Right now is the time to select $°.00 Trouble Lamp 33.95 1.25 Wipers Moter-Driven Horns . $4. camping outfits and if it is an in- eluding bulb .. 5 $1.50 Nickeled ‘Parking Comiy Cushions 3 * “he -| See. . . Type Jacks .98e Ritter |BOSCH.crsese, SERVICE CO.) soscy — |osrsvaseaics| Fees | See a. ae Wee son Gnewse ane Sansery ee ocr ed reine tte" sol ("Cae WOT | secs roume | Oven Sendags and Evenings Til 20 F. 6 2 practica ‘amping out Ss. Ba ries 3136-38 LOCUST ice Station many tourists make the mistake of THE SUPER-FUEL Ingrediest. Removes ee ee oe So CONCENTRATED Parte for Fords ané ¢ hevrolets. Goodrich, Kelly and Michelio Tires: ; : i ipcreases power, increase buying anything suggested and ans@ine quad ond the best gasoline better. 4739-52 Easton Av. after their first camp throw half Cans for $1.00 We Have Spring House Chdened Our of it away. Figure out everything needed, and see a reliable wong Ledix Visors. exclusive in design, tailored to your ear, and when wid Excess weight on a camping trip : tached to your ear the Ledix Visor can be a djusted to euch an angie + T ial — pin 18 whole ee at . oy Se that the dris er's line of — ix just ere - 0 Py wy Hee Fe And don't forget to have the radi- a eg OR eee Visor, and when driving io the sun or meeting aring he . And They Are Ready or r on a? Pg. Oe ee ee ae q iy » raise hie head a little ator in first-class shape. Be sure OS es ae a a Oe ee ae | the road at night al! the driver has to do ist $ Terms if it is in a clean condition and ae ao that his line of vision is through the curve. oO Desired doesn't leak anywhere. — - : | | ag pe Br price on Ledix Jr i item will save hours and hours 0 ae On Ledix r:..... : | Come in and See Them ite, Let oh expert rediater mat i Bold by all flevt-claas accessory dinlers and department stacee Me go over it and be sure. St. frog LEWIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 5 el AE ene | EDIX VISOR sremsenc vnsoiiits aa” s108 Olive Street LINDELL 20 3918 OLIVE ST. and can be bought on easy terms GENERATORS — STARTERS — MAGNET OS — CARBURETORS ——YOU’RE ON THE RIGHT ROAD WHEN YOU DRIVE TO OUR SERVICE STATION FOR EXPERT IGNITION ¥ IR CAR ae ate REPAIRS We Specialize in Automobile, Electrical and Carburetor Repairs—Employ Competent Mechanics and Use Genuine Factory Parts Exclusively. Our Six Years an Specialization Disposal. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SERVICE CO. chan DELMAR 2 ” MAIN OFFICE—22d & LOCUST BL. Mri DUTT LL ae TH Patents and 8% to 2 in the ee | | Pants Suits WTTTaanonEt es ae TU | “Hi 4 iit if LA

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper vane a OS Se _- — -- FPENZIEDFINANGE. See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 15 HOWNINNTES) STIX. BARR & FULLE OF HOLLAND BANK GRAND-LEADER SS ne E. E. E. McJimsey’s Name Attached to a “Special” for $33,600, Which He Never Signed. as A a ———— aes — ane —_ Ps, Aer a a ee ng re eee ee wee —— ~- - - | 1 DOWNSTAIRS STORE New Irish and Belgian Linen Street Dres; finance, mazes of which In a Sale Thursday at Sty. ah ce, ie ae ee mr ~ ‘ Cn eee 7% ‘ rk Be Dect Po OPI AIS Sg, gee Re > © CO EINE ns SO EE ES FN ER A ET By a saff Correspondent of the Po-=t- Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD, M: At rT ai ere : tt at te finance. mazes of whl « p.satvtiai anys a ; ; ; ; ; > 4 ; ? 4 ; ‘ . ; ‘ } } | - ’ lee . -) 5 if¢ is | SJlai si ta a4 \ " ‘ ‘ " ‘ , , ; ‘ + . - Fe . > a 7 Lace Curtains and Panels New French Silk Crepe 77 : = : . Presented in Special Selling Special, 9917 HE Curtains come in filet.-and shadow lace q weaves in a large variety of splend:d patterns: ivory ; ne y are priced by the single piece. They are in Tuscan weave, shown in white, peach, cocoa, sandalwood, Fre net weaves, shadow lace patterns, etc. 40 and 45 inches blue, Belgian blue, fawn, gold. Ideal for the new . frock. 40 inches wide. wide; all are fringed at bottom. : : Ruffled Curtaining Curtain Madras . | Silk-and-Wool Prints Knitted Crepes . 19c to 29c Yard 35c to 45c Yard 3 At $1.69 Yard ) At 88c Yard Scrimd and .thangelecte i ii, te eats Special Purchase and Sale Good quality Prints in the gr nah curtain materials with two- white and ecru or with season s newest designs; ideal Ce Oe eee a inch ruffle; also crossbar colored figures. Seconds. Fiber Silk for dresses, blouses and ‘Ports wear shown i | cnkhe cent Copa sports wear. 38 and 40 inches Wide range . ' ten : wide sports shades, also ivory. inches wide. oy Sports Scarfs er en ° nc ilks Black Ch : Women’s Silk Undergarments pe $1 19 At $1.00 Yard At $1.69 Yard r ws an ar ve Nee agi OTR oto Pe ee Oe ety nee Ce Pas w: petaabait ir AOE VASE SQ Oe a a FORE Pa wy wad: lew he to sab. SAM ab Dos Rigas BILE . Gold-filled co-vear case ILLINOIS “BUNN SPECIAL.” “1 Jewels Adjuste positions izoid-filled Stl-vear case [LGIN'’S LATEST RAYMOND. 21 Jewels. & Adiistments. Runs e inding 7; a .# . $1) Py, oo | ‘ tm oh . e4 * ~ «Vv iiatTae Oli ART Oe Rav ea Lt wee ey. | ig time oe 2 eRe “ = 4 | MRS SES 4 OF A aN aah eee y. Ne ha . Cok Foy mea nla gp SL GR Maa oO SRT Sa ie hw Sat shes VES Se) Meee ec _13-e gg ce ‘ $1.00 Per Week Explanation by President Sanford. E. L. Sanford, preeident of the > Hiolland A ES OS A OEE LR EE OCI EE LOE OS AA A LCE EET. yA A EE i cm Ae . St REE I OE ES Ry TT I le nn ne LE eR wR ee —_ Pr eet Several thousand yards of Good quality Charmeuse - ~ desirable Silks in plain and 4, rich black. Correct weil In Two Special Selling Groups novelty effects. Suitable for for new Spring dresses. $ 95 $ 69 ASHION’S latest fad to be dresses. blouses, kimonos, lin- inches wide. i MONG the o are E ‘= i Sweater Dept — . . Fiber Underwear needs at exceptional : Downstairs Store C to q | . A BN ; | English Broad r* : savings | A HERE are over 3000 pieces of heavy quality Ivory Reps - io - sass as ; - ae e : . ’ se an . | . In the first group are bloomers and ‘ On the Squares Grain toiletware at these special prices. : | . Made of good quality Fiber Silk = eA tt RR — ne ere a: Denese apn instante a OTE + McCall Summer Quarterly Now On Sale eee oe + — wi ? ae ; ead i bs . ' envelope chemise of crepe de chine | j1) \ | ao we Do nstairs Store Black groove ivory-grain mirrors, hair brushes, combs, in white, tlesh, orchid. Daintily | a 3 u ture trames, manicure sets, powder boxes, hair receivers, trimmed with lace edgings, inser- eS & Sil, biafe Oc Each boxes, crays, perfume bottles, ete. priced at, each, ucks. All have bodice LS : ercniers, Ivory white handle files, cuticle knives, button hooks ri A lot of 2400 women’s Hanca- corn knives, priced, each, ‘ mo tee . - . . kerchiets on original sampie Round and bonnet shape mirrors, medium and large | | cards. White and colors; sheer heavy quality, slight seconds, each $1.19 and $ In the other group are gowns. fabrics . re : are ; “AM + nani Ivory-grain concave back hair brushes, set with good gf chemise anc bloomers made of good Bre dtge: Es. bristle, priced at $ Soh b r iv +) : - Umbrellas. $2.98 d amber color and ivory white with amber inset - a : as boxes, hair receivers, frames, manicure implements, pert Nicely trimmed with pin tucks. hem- : ee eee bottles, etc., priced at, each, ~ st PER a Wg Umbrellas in black and colors; Downstairs Ste » Meat iace CCdgings, ia in- . ; natural wood and bakelite han- some are plain tailored dies; ivory and amber tips and stub ends. ‘ Ni _. Vi ar;n ~f - -_ a Y -_ Seperated ences cate ee LOPLI CLLR LO ELE A eR thn al et ea r a.) . -_ _ ~”Ae _— stairs S e.) ? silk im white, tlesh, peach, orchid. eel a Paras r misses and women. »>wnstairs Store.) LEO LOL ALD NE AO a ei 54-Inch Suiting Checks $1.00 Yard New Spring diagonal, oblong and broken checks, shown on tan and gray grounds, ideal for F ll F Ah : d women s, misses’ and children’s u asntone wear. 400 yards to sell. “yuare F ownstairs. Store.) At $ 1 00 Pair | House Dress Aprons Women’s Easter Footwes ALN Nicely made of good quality Can Be Selected in This Sale : domestic gingham in checks: o- Spring Shades also percales in stein colors $ 88 a At —_ Pair ee A Ge a I a A EE tg PO ee Se eee oe eee + > « rat a ee aay 4 . ~ a te ae ESE are slightly imper- and figured. Trimming of 4 . ee 4 rick-rack, s@&h t : fect but the imperfections eg ae p> Ses ane — ty ets. Come in medium and large will not mar their wearing sizes. ae ) EVERAL hundred pairs of low Shoes iz Pin Thread Silk Hose strap styles and others. Have high Spanish, Baby Louis double soles and toes and 79c Pair ' box heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in A to D widths are in the wide lisle tops. Of a good Women’s fine gauge Silk ment. +: te L 7 Hose, semi-fashioned, double An added shipment enabies us to continue our sale Quality thread silk and shown soles and high spliced heels: of good-grade Footwear at this low price. EW! Every style shown in the McCall Summer Quarterly! New col- in the new Spring shades such come in wanted colors; slight seconds. lars. new vest fronts, new sleeves. new skirts. new wraps, new blouses ° | | : as peach, dawn, sunset. cor- a ‘ > . - . r . . ; , \ >. Ja * ” eet Wrest re =? re ’ —and every garment the best and smartest model of its kind. That's why : | dovan, nude, beige. sombrero : : women like to plan their season's wardrobe with the hel f l , | tie ; ip . datecty. “That's wh 7 . p of the McCall | | \ gray, banana, as well as black. Panel Curtains y. at's why you ll want to go down Thursday to buy your copy | | | 79caEach of the Summer number Dinan Wiens | Tews Come in sizes 8', to to. >?) —~ aa * 2s + ~ = 0 ae eee te ae. - ‘Dew nstairs Uhnsianat aad + oh a Lace Pamels in several at- , Ua. Vaiue - the price. tractive patterns of imitation filet weaves. Come in white §STIX.BAER & FULLER oo 2s a — 3 = s : 2%, yards long. sid ba ke | 3 . ‘ ° GRAND-LEADER : Square K—Downstairs Stere.) ee ~ 7 ee a

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Sik Crepes pecial Selling f, 25 Yard + Silk Crepes, fine soft flat ch, cocoa. sandalwood, French Ideal for the new Easter Knitted Crepes _ At 88c Yard This much-wanted fabric for dresses, blouses and all Sport wear is shown in a Wide range of Staple and Sports shades, also ivory. 36 inches wide. Black Charmeuse At $1.69 Yard Good quality Charmeuse in a rich black. Correct weight for new Spring dresses. 36 inches wide. (Downstalis Store.) ory White $1.59 es of heavy quality Ivory- becid!l prices. ors, hair brushes, combs, pic- ler boxes, hair receivers, jewel c., priced at, each, $1.00 icle knives, button hooks and 7c rors, medium and large sizes, ch , $1.79 and $1.59 brushes, set with good grade | $1.00 rhite with amber inset powder manicure implements, perfume ~ $1.00 T . ‘i/owWwnstairs Store.) ter Footwear din This Sale RR : - Pair -_ é “« of low Shoes including Pp, Cut-outs in black satin, sat- Over patents in one and two migh Spanish, Baby Louis and @ D widths are in the assort- to continue our sale Thursday low price, (‘Dowpstairs Store.) PDNESDAY, ae TprIL 9. 1924. , as - —— ee Seasonable [hings AMONG the outstanding features of Men’s Week is this offer- ing of Emery Shirts. They are commonly conceded to.rank Re — =e ey of Interest to Men—Very Specially Priced The Daily - ee — cme -- Le - Seen iy POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other ~ —— ne - — EC A ta ee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 14 STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ce among the finest Shirts on the market, and this group includes an excellent selection of colors and patterns. Sizes 1314 to 18. Fiber-Striped Madras Woven and Corded Madras tached and to-match styles. Fiber Mixtures English Broadcloths Reps Oxfords Poplins (Mai! Broche Neckband, collar-at- ee Men's Spring Caps, $2.45 Of Very Good Quality APS of this character are seldom offered at such an attractive price. These are made of fine imported and domestic materials and tailored by hand. Some have leather visors—all are unbreakable. Satin lined— one-piece or eight-quarter mefels. (Main Floor.) Cigar Department Presents Special Values for Men’s Week El Roi Tan Cigars HE El! Roi Tan is the most popular standard brand of Cigars in our shop—this is merited by the excellent tobacco and fine making. New sizes. Favorite size, roc each; $4.89 box of 50 Special size, roc each; $4.89 box of 50 Puritan size, 8c each; $7.89 box of 50 Belveders, 8c each; $37.89 box of 50 Large size, packed 10 in humidor that just fits pocket, 85cC Camel, Chesterfield, Piedmont and Lucky Strike Cigarettes, 3 packages for 35c; carton 200, ‘$1.17 (Main Floor.) 2 my ANNI *45 °50 Two-Pant Suits $32.50 Included-are loosely draped En- glish models and semi-form-fitting styles, tailored of high-grade wor- good quality woolens. Truly attrac- tive values. steds, cassimeres, tweeds and other | "95 *60 Smart Spring Topcoats, $28.90 ERE is an opportunity to buy an exceptionally good quality Topcoat at a very special price. Included are popular Knitex fabrics and other desirable woolens—some Kuppenheimers. variety of grays, tans and mixed effects. Prep Suits $25 and $30 (With Extra Trousers) The clever styling of these Suits {Fourth | i¢ ‘ A cts ‘is the first thing that one notices. | They are well made of fine woolens | in tans, blues, grays and mixtures— | stripes, checks and novelty effe ef. Complete Golf Outfit, $15.95 [NCLUDING De Luxe extra-h€éavy duck bag in white sage or brown—five high-grade clubs, fiber-faced driver, plain-faced brassie, imported Gibson midiron, King Horn mashie and putter. Golf Balls Specially Priced Silver Kings, each, Chemico Bob, each, Wilson Floaters or Sinkers, Wright & Ditson's 75's, Repaints (first quality), A Special Group of 800 Pairs of Men's High and Low Shoes HIS sale is now in progress and offers an extraor- dinary opportunity to purchase good-quality Shoes at an extremely low price. Only a special purchase enables us to sell Shoes of this character at such a low price. They are made by one of the best known Western shoe factories, which insures the finest leathers and other materials. . - They are in a variety of correct styles in tan and black kid and.calfskins. All have Goodyear welted sewed soles. An event of exceptional importance. (Main Floor.) * > 4 baad were er * ,. > Se oe Pa 2B pees had ea deal te bog’ a i Mawr. bigs aah Wap 7 “2. : : ac ies ‘ i . age 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘bank stock. ' ; , jmaking a business transaction for 'FHlolland on the | siderable desire for a grand jury _inquiry into its operation has been | voiced, to set at rest rumors which ) ’ | ’ iwould not sas | Jury will be called.” | \gally, to discuss that matter,” he explained, “but I think you may be sure the officers of the law will do itheir duty.” POORSPELLINGIN | ’ : NOTE CONVICTS MAN i Samuel Lee Sheets Given Two | Years for Writing Threat- ening Letter. Samuel Lee Sheets of Paris, Iil., | didn’t spell ordinary words in the ordinary way—in fact he misspelled | | them in quantities. As a result he | |is under sentence to two years at Leavenworth, having been convict- | ed by a jury in Federal Judge Da- Vis" court yesterday of sending a threatening letter through the mails with intent to defraud. On Jan. 31, last. 7. P. Sparks of Kirkwood, a ree@ contractor who | formerly hau employed Sheets, re- | |ceived an anonymous letter de- | manding 2590 which Sparks was | to keep in his house until the writ- ier and “his pals” called for it. _Failure to do thts, the letter warned, would result in Mrs. Sparks _ being injured and “aseid” being | thrown tn the “fase” of the Sparks | s-year-old daughter. The writer | said he ‘“‘ment business’’ and men- 'tioned the sinister word, ‘“‘disa- | peer.” | Sparks wasted no time taking the | letter to Inspector Noah and Noah | ' promptly arrested Sheets in his’ ‘room at the Laclede Hotel. Sheets, | denying he wrote the letter to’ Sparks, submitted to a spelling | test. Noah dictated the contents of the blackmail] letter to him and he misspelled acid, face, meant, business, disappear and other words just as they were misspelled in the | Original. The letter and Sheets’ spelling | examination papers were presented } to the jury at the trial. Sheets, | | still denying any part in the black- | mail attempt, said he and Sparks | | were on good terms and therefore _there was no motive for him to write such a letter. He was con- victed on circumstantial evidence. 'FRENZIED FINANCE SHOWN IN NOTES OF HOLLAND BANK | Continued From Preceding Page _ \berman of Springfield, who at one ‘time considered taking over the I Holland. Bank auditors regard this las another ‘“‘cat and dog.” San- {ford said: | “At the time the Holland a»- isorbed the Bank of Commerce, sev- eral years ago, it paid to the for- mer owners of that bank, of which Landers was one, $55,000 as their profit or bonus. “I wasn't in the ‘Holland at the time, but, instead of charging that’off out of the sur- ‘plus, it was ‘Carried as a memo- randum ‘special... Our intention iwas to charge off all that stuff, ithe odds and ends, early this year. But things got tight financially, finished baking do sweet, epicy aroma that telis of a tri- | umph? Jack Frost Baking Powder is constant | assurance of such success. Mre I. LL. help much wntil I got hold Teer a writing on opinion “T use Jack wwder and think ter.”” There ts not only quality. but economy in Jack Frost, for a full pound 16-oz. can, costs only 25c Why pay | more’ four Eagie Stamps. Fr ‘sovmerommenet | __ADVaRTINEMENT The Best None.Too Good | “Alter many years of stomach | fering I have at last found a medic When you open your oven door on = : woe . tut bellewe me it w you rel that for that trouble. ets pe . | a timely find I couldnt have laat & great while longer. My stomach wo bloat with gas tlihe a barrel and Colics got to be awful Maedictne of Ma , eile By SAUMRe ae . ‘ ¥ ‘ é . és ee gee “tao hi Gare a ee, ¥ ? A ee 7 7 ee . eS A Bee TD teh te ad ; Tey a f . Lk ee ee Seer thin s . ets ee TEP i PS so aie: abies “) Fae ede hte 93! Nis ae ee, | ped FF - me) +4 fred + gt. Se > * oe ae ‘ To thousands of skilful cooks | ' Wonderful Hemedy. whieh did the tr 1 arm telling everyone alrout Ba. | gives he a simple, harmieess preparation Mat moves the catarrhal!l ueus frem intestinal tract and ; Mation which cauae stomach, |! including convince W tleon stores). stores) ltirown ‘‘loughiv, Jonnaen ros. brug Co. and druggists everywhere, housewife of England Ark September 2. Frost Baking | there is none bet- | MRE. Tiga PM Coupon in can ¢achangeabie for that run rumor about us was started and we couldn't do it.” $100,000 in Saddlery Paper. Another set of notes causing controversy are 10 of $10,000 each, a total of ‘$100,000, bearing signa- ‘ture of the Herman Sanford Sad- dlery Co. of Springfield, of which ‘Sanford until recently was presi- dent. It is said that the saddlery company intends to resist collec- tion of these notes, all of which have passed from the Holland into the handseof other banks. “That happened like this,” said Sanford. “I bought 600 shares of Hiolland stock at $200 a ehare, or two for one, for the saddlery com- pany, borrowing money from the bank on notes of the saddiery company to pay for the stock. The stock was transferred to me and I assigned it to the company. Here) lately the company mailed the cer- tificates to me without comment. | suppose that means it will fight collection of the notes. jt was cimply a purchase of the stock for the saddlery company, but it had ‘to be handled like that because, @ corporation like that. cannot ows ut as directing head of the saddlery company, I was i | $40,000 “Another Memorandum.” | Another note for $40,000 bears the name of J. W. Brownlow, an officer of the Herman Sanford Co., | which Brownlow is said to have de- 4 eclared he did not sign. “That is another memorandum | said Sanford. “The money | on that note went to the saddlery | company, but it already had bor- | rowed $60,000, eo the $40,000 was | carried in that way to present ap- | /pearance of an excess loan.’ | | Commissioner Frank ©. Mills- | paugh of the eDepartment of | 'Finance is here today secking to | close a contract with the McDaniel National Bank to take over the plan of the de- funet Chippewa Bank of St. Louk to pay depositors 40 per cent of | note.”’ i'their money at once, the reat to be paid as other securities are liqyuid- ated. | Discussion of affairs of the bank has been wide and various and con- ’ ; have been afloat since the bank closed... Judge Orin Patterson of the Green Couftty Criminal Court whether a grand “I do not consider it proper, le- | : It will be recalled that the State Department of Finance sometime ago fixed the total of slow, doubt- ful, frozen and bad paper in the | 000, | his figure on siow aneetsa Holland at approximately $2°900.. This is too high, Sanford said being | about $800,000 at the outaide | “And there is nothing whatever wrong there,” he said. “Anything which may look a trifie irregular | Was done solely to conserve inter- _ests of the depositors and nobody) | benefited from it personally to the | extent of $1.” 4 SER AR CRRA katona Be ~ # “_— : \ " ; / P. Tans, grays, ete. Lnusual values Cheerful Credit! Ladies’ Spring COATS 4: All the newest novelty cloths, Tan and gray in plaids, stripes and solid colors. Unusual values. styles in polos, etc. Tallered as weil as bes models. f'eme ia and «ee them. Specially

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* etndwaenitidiasediacenin oe i tnaken | Caeiecee ee ; he. a ties a % b . i b é Jd Ay haere ; : i RT Geers 9 gz. r 7 % », . a igh Fi r -~ = Oe bs fe et pe — —_ _ - : ae > h oa * - re tal esgic —— o- a —— sa © ay : Oe os . ‘ = = x Pe a ~ : ce oa * a sur = Py Epa es rt aret 7 = s ree Se 3 pEREY =, > 5. Sarl po ae i Bie. nats - Meh, CS i Bs i hg eos ae del . . ‘; y . ae - “= =e * ; * ‘ieee = ; - ‘ e 005 x "i - = r > _ - ra - me 3 $ ae Ateih ” % tn = | “ tr FR is HO Pe 3 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ree Editorial Page a . Daily Cartoon XE Set . $ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 8 and 9. . ; | : | Order by Mai 7 : er by Mail = d For the convenience of out-of-town customers we have pe wa : Tranged to fill mail “_ rs promptiy Be sure to state mod- : one our er = | & Sizes. quantity and colors Vv Bethe ¢ rind ae 4 2 itute if models are sold out a Ee to one | F ! onvenience of thos ; ae PART TWO. S eke (es Cv er Gh) sKILwWTS @ Fer the convenience of those who eamngs aug e Ss a A er pose e this sale in person, we have arranged to accept tal, % Sic phone orders this evening from 6 p. m. until oP m 1} mmary ee nee ee teantity . | : » ‘ ) freee SE —and phone orders for these Dresses wil] be EEO A ERE OTE Agéress........ We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in oe sodas | : neta eter: Cash or $2.00 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. af Retail ix Manes abe West. | — ___@& Retail in } ' At Nine O’Clock Thursday Morning, in the Basement Economy Store, Begins an Extraordinary — I TARY R SALE oF 15,000 NEW GINGHAM DRESSEG yj; wr Another One of Those Remarkable Events for Which the Basement Economy Store Is So Well Known S| FCONOMI lig ' : | % | Exceptional Values at the Made il iMiliniinilaiaa 4 Special Price of ..... Imported Ginghams i a B y ) | ®@ Productive Capaci ‘ UA KA | FN ‘creased Since % ine . wits PR: bra | Sessa ‘& @8© Reconstruction SL , By the Associated Press. PARIS, April 9.—The co e 4 ——— eee: ' "$Me reparations experts—that h G ) : — was handed to the Reparatio . 1 a We sosummarized by the commit / secesusnststipen se One of the report, and is asf J . } = 1. The Attitude of the Committee. / “ ) S I YZ : Regular Sizes 36 to 44 ‘ cesssees € id : / Y\ ° 3 a —Stylish Stouts, 46 to 52 aes i ' 288 j . ——+- + : . tre it a 7 lL, a a we : “ a ; : ee . ) q [ry to be here as early as convenient Thursdav morning. or if : -_ / / Ol) @: > j \ : . 1 e j : > - 4 ° . } iia .* © 47 P . ior nome, poren ol street Wear, and of a quatitv that vou can verv affect the practicability of pian. , . » = : . . m ‘ Ps | : ‘ at anrrr! oO 1 , : : ic ov of debt, not seidom obtain at ani where near this prmece. In lact, Tthev were no FF cca can etl ties, has i . *-* : ° . / - bs fheir workmanship is of a grade that vou will hichly annrove ¥\YA : (d) The prey ie Sie . . . : 8 — ? Germany ecessary “erv is 1] eut. has t; : iiiaiiaaiinainin 2 UE aes y¥ G every one is full cut. has laped Seams, a generous hem and 1s in : tribution to repairing the “ory wear 1 ~» tha hs ™ - a mee Se ie | esees: ; ’ every way up to the high standard always maintained here. , sense = : | cay aecee the tibial ; , — ’ > ‘ re 4 : . ; ea +4 re + ama +t > =— | } ste aoe s - >t +4 if ~ +4 o ~4 aka tT tte ha | san ° atl ete. = i rT was Titt +++ th4i7TF ‘== = « ‘eeeeee Le Ttit4 e y ' + * +h : ‘ *“ 7 + , 7 “ e~ —_ ae | one ~ made “*to sell at a price ” but to giv: 17 | : : eos e | parties to carry out this plan You will be justified in selecting a sea- : aati | “ts that good famh which is the rx) . . se. / a) ~~+--- damental of al! business. s son's supply from this let, for rarely ss8 —+—~— | ‘f> Our plan is based upes ¢ seen | 3 :. principle—the reconstruction are such Dresses offered at a price. : ) | hey Germany is not an end in Seulll e fe only part of the larger te eee ’ ; ‘ ee : ea . : MA Y ef the reconstruction of Europe.. j-teas ~} fi a A ALL MAD NUFACTURED 8 J TIS TRADE MARE + aediceee (| nN SUNLIGHT OFFMAN 2 SAGUARANTEE \ , ‘ . os a. a . a oF QuAUTY. rrr P / ' . . J te » ‘c) Guarantees proposed SANITARY a mot poiitical. outs rACTORIES The Worlds Largest Producers of Dresses *roevaxs The Excellence of the Fabrics Is Obvious rency and balancing budgets, many needs the resources of man territery as defined Dy treaty of Versaliies and free momic activity therein. $. Military Aspects, C ‘a) Political guarantees penalties 4 outside our ju tion. . (>) The military aspects of problem is beyond our terms reference. | fe> Within the unified the plan teqtires that when it effective operation: (1) Tf any ftary organization exists. & mot impede the free exercise® economic activities: ‘2 ehak be no foreign economic trol }r interference other than proposed by the plan, but ad and productive guamantees are vided. 4. The Cosmomittee’s ‘a) Stabilization ef currency. the balancing of budgets are @ependent. though they are sionally separate Yor ‘b> Currency stability can be maintained if the budget is mally be@anced: the budget only be balanced if a stably reliable currency exists. ; ‘c) Beth are needed to O : Titi tee . ee Dee Germany to meet her in tt : ’ os > @u-rements and treaty — : 4 Feonomic PFutere of 3 2 ‘a} Productivity ts . -~ . ~~ 7 2 \ ~ ! . ; ‘ mT™ aa reIirnrrer | _ iA - > & 2 —_ Oof?oua Ms. i; a Fer success in stabilizing — et. ‘ lé itv Spee ~~ “ > ‘ ee sda . _— fa ~ oe . . A~ re =" : — ‘tore —_ ——" — . - ~ > > Tt? } 4, | 1 - i" I ae paa i i ie >—4 a ~ > 4 re ee Tt Poi bbe ies 44 + I i ! | | eo ie ho Ae oe i 44 '. » 4 . 7 ~ c 4 nmhnenee eens TT a 444 a a i 4 HH 4 4 +> +> , 4 imei Uo \agie Tet ot 4 rrr??? + ~ > + \ tae +4 th} . - 1 i err —— - aa a er be. a Le : ‘tECes: 7 \ , 4 ; , : , -_ :- 4 f , ~ | 4 from increasing population, \ a : / ‘ 1 ‘ Rica! skill. matertal | . «5 ~ 3 eminence: in industrial scie . Pe | sf (>) Plant capacity has \ fF f if \ * _ ¢reased and improved siace ' fs f — 2 mn, . E, Currency and Bank of : > hil “s \ ae ‘a’ All classes will benefit 3 . bee 3 | : e \ Z °Z | . Wactlized currency, ) Ueder present condi | / { - \ | 7 the rentenmmark stability & . ~~ » - : ff . * te + . &f Hf m > “Ny C4 , mporary. . ee +. RAS... Zo a8 ts, | , . ‘c) A new bank is Set up > Ke a as 3 =* y AN i oa + o> ,* » : | Peichsbank reorganized. * he ie ¥%, a8 : ‘d) Tae main functions | ss 4 . 1 4 4a, 08 eo" ‘ > Bank will te: (1) To issue - mS e* « > «La ie “J . 4 t £3 . . Fe, eose: ly : 6) A (hs ng oe ee ps J, ’ — x Arges 2 niece aT “ - i 4 ; . +f ‘ . ~~ i osss; 4 } ax : : wf = ° , ya > + : : — ° a i — . ' / Os ++ to . | : yy ra uses —__. f. THT ao . 4 pt ) — 4 : 1 ; 3 : : - ty = Pe ox i ef gale & ‘Bie Ti i — ‘. ; : _ . : ~~ sx a = ‘im : : ; : = | eee oy 5 | “ .* 5 + Xs fs - +E be Err PL . ™ a : “* ~ i oF. “e : a ; - . “ ‘ ~~. sf . ; ah ee MHTOHITLL 9 + . & | se. 3 <%, tiller ; io % - 4 : Pho eh Oe ak i ore a reverse tht th aos * Baha Pe, 2 oy : Miia | Si eeeatiee EEE mm = we n¢ seen Te ie % Mae ese

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ot # tes y : Hay : a. torial Page ss eg bee ; ; a soe a reat : es J t Minute r eee r ; artoon & tee &é g Ga © = > ust a B 7 ‘ al y : pee Rte . . 5 . . | , ee oe 5 re Society—Drama 3 perience nan pane SOO Oe a OO NE ee Stand ie ae = Doe - - . és 54 : eet rader lLonight| $= — = Z . aes —— . 3 7 ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1924. those who cannot PAGES 17—20_ MM ES iat eters ete rte BAG =e been that of business and not of politics. ; (b) Political factors have been copsidered only in so far as they affect the practicability of plan. _ {¢) The recovery of debt, not the | imposition of penalties, has been » sought. - (@) The payment of that debt ' by Germany is her necessary con- tribution to repairing the damage ' ef the war. (e) It is in the interest of all parties to carry out this plan in | that good faith which is the fun- | damental of al! business. : (f) Our plan is based upon this (d) Such relief not to suspend essential deliveries in kind. “g—The basic principles of Ger- many’s annual burden. tinuity of balanced budgets. (1) Balancing the budget does not en- administrative expenditure. utmost limit of her capacity for ner external treaty obligations. (3) The budget can be balanced with- out necessarily dealing with total capital debt of Germany. (4) ‘It cannot be continually balanced | 9994 ¢ojq marks subject ‘part interest on railway bonds ané | finances, \obudget contribution threugh sale j|collection and administration. 'of 500,000,000 cold marks railway | shares, a total of 1,220,000,000 gold (a) Treaty obligations and COn-| ...-1e ,on tail merely provision for internal | +-ansport tax and from budget, a 9) | - (2) l total of 1,200,000,000 gold marks Germany must also pay within the) | reductions | marks. | (on railway bonds and on industrial | meet this there had been resort the | aebentures. from transport tax and to various devices as substitutes, ‘from budget. a total of 1.750,000,- | such as the use of foreign curren- budget-making and the, on industrial debentures, from -8 |imposition of. taxes and means of | The committee points out that | when it took up its task the Ger- man currency could hardly be called stabilized but was rather in what might be called a state of “unstable equilibrium.” As meas- ured by gold value the currency subject to contingent additions or/was deficient'in volume, rather of 256,000,000 gold than excessive, being only about Fourth vear. fronfinterest | half the pre-war volume, and to (2» Period third year, from interest on railway bonds and industrial debentures, from to con-icies, token money and ultimately dinate areas. must be paramount and the re- )}Sorces normally to be assigned to ithe states and communes must be clearly defined and care must be taken to secure that these resources are not more than adequate for legitimate needs.”’ . Possibilities of Taxation The report then takes up the con- sideration of the various taxes rec- It says there should be/ loan accougpt at the disposal of the no tobacco monopoly, but that the! comm/xsjoner. ommended. free manufacture of tobacco should So long as Germany |has any external obligations they jnues. The selection of the chie* ‘commissioner would be from an area as wide as possible and not | confined to the allied countries, : | ¥ 7 fi 0. - Lee eee — Ge ° The committee deals extensively | oe x = | fe aE: i iy The committee finds that there! With estimates of the profits from | . : " E oe | i agen is: (eee | Has been no proper provision for| these operations and the taxation | SAYS DAWES IN LETT = ee a | dealing with incomes from abroad, | Possibilities and revenuc: therefrom | mae 5 4 a ee: | nosed sage gr nee adjusting ine- | for reparation. It expresses belief | « S34 i. , @ Ff : pee is, quities in this respect is pointed | that through its plan a much larger | F ak & ay a : 2 out. ‘sum can be realized, the burden otf} Less Than This, He Declares, Would Give : —= eare % .. Be Another’ need, the committee|the® consumer will be decreased . ‘ : a i 3 : ; finds, is the establishment of a|through elimination of the less ef-| Reich Unfair Advantage—Refers to Experts” 34 EB i clear principle for governing the ficient factories and reduction of ‘ . ’ iar Bd s : financial relations of the Reich bmn surplus profits of interme- Plans as New Economic Peace. | a. € | #3 and the Federal states and com-| diaries. - | i ? munes. It considers it essential Indirect Taxes Low. * 8 | | . that at the earliest possible mo-| AS regagds indirect taxes, the re-] By the Associated Press. be expected and less than | + — : Es ment preparations of complete Port declares, the rates appear gen- PARIS, April 9%.—Brigadier-| would relieve Germany from y = 4 = os fe statistics of the receipts and ex-/|¢rally too low and to be suscepti- | General Charles G. Dawes, the un- | common hardship and give to Ker a os & oe ihn, ae penditures of the states and com-| le of increase without diminution | official American representative ON/an ynfair advantage in the ind ; 3 Eis ; Ea tgs munes be resumed. The financial|°f consumption, but thinks the/the first committee which exam-|trjai competition of the futur. 4 a F s C ° f G I e systems of the8e are such, it/turnover tax should be reduced | ined into the economic and finan-\@lan of the committee embd 2 == Productive apacity O ermany Tl- —_ = points out, that the Reich budget |S0mewhat in favor of other forms| cial situation in Germany, in 4@ |this principle. ee + : ~ e ‘ ‘ Ls Be might be suffering from various | °f taxation. The motor transport | covering lettero the report of his “The plan has been made ‘to-in- 4 a : creased Since War—Detailed Anal- a ills while at the same time the/taX is considered too low, and the; committee tells the Reparation | clude flexible adjustments W ; ; 2 a Bs communal budgets were enjoying advisability of an increase in the | Commission that the committee’s| from the very beginning tend to 4 > = 7 3 . : " % considerable prosperity. petrol tax or the imposition of a| recommendations “must be consid-/| proguce a maximum of contribu- eg HW . ysis of Mortgage System By Which Ren eck It makes no detailed recommend-|8uUPPlementary duty on motor cars | ered not as inflicting penalties, but | tions consistent with the continued = : se eis : mama nag 2 ta point, holding out - aah eae ee th mee bce neniger stares and increasing — productivall ae s i : the idea that self interest might be| for much more revenue from death © ro- | Germ ; the conservative © “= Reconstruction of Europe Is Sought OWEN D. YOUNG. CHARLES G. DAWES. largely relied upon to Soha’ aiaen duties, the committee thinks. pean peoples and the entry upon a ren crate Hn rm: ~ “) : = an adjustment ff the corhmittee’s| The report proposes one com-|™¢W Period of happiness and pros-/tne near future are dictate ni |interest and sinking funds are ac- /questions as soon as circumstances|Tecommendations are accepted in|™issioner to supervise the con- Se TS Te? business prdtence in outlining - | cepted as follows: First year, noth-|make this possible. their entirety. tensed revenues of Germany under Noes Priretrae cay foro of Gen. | basis of a loan and should aes Rv the Associated Press. ing; second year, 125,000,000 gold ; ee “It does not suffice. in _| its plan—the tobacco, alcohol, sug- | | - ; stroy the perspective as to ef- ipy she Associat . ; : — ; ithe: “Mird year, 256,00000:|° = oe ae Pace Be | meat,” : aye: the report. tae ae ar and beer taxes—and the cus-| 1° the president of the Repara- | rects to be registered in the aggre PARIS, April 9.—The conclusions of the first committee of | thereafter, 300,000,000 gold marks. oa gan Task. Reich to remain in supipe content.|t2™% revenue as security for the| tion Commission: te of eventual payment ae “reparations experts—that headed by Charles G. Dawes—which |«19, summary of Provision for scl gericsaien shee % ment with the present situation |?P@yment of the sums charged an- Sir: .our committee has} will annually increase. a5. | =. : . art two of the Dawes commit- merely because it has been th nually for reparations on the Ger- | Unanimously adopted a report upon “With normal economic "was handed to the Reparations Commission today, are officially Treaty Payments. tee’s report deals with the condi-|ayit of constitutional pelo car ncn man budget. This part of the re-| the means for balancing the Ger-| tions and with productivity. ; summarized by the committee. This summary is based on Part (a) (1) Budget moratorium pe- tions the experts found confront- Germany waged war as an snasanae port elaborates the recommenda-/|™an budget and the measures to| stored in Germany, the most h 2 i : : lriod. First year from foreign loans |"§ them when they began their) oq whole, and the financial res tions in this respect made in Part| be taken to stabilize its currency, | ful estimates of amounts f ue One of the report, and is as follows: aw Et CERO MIR LR work, gives the reasons that led sibility of the R¥ich to the eda One of the report. which I now have the honor to/able are justified. Without res- j E ie i. The Attitude of the Committee. , (c) Temporary relief from | SRS RSME a pains 000 000.- fora: to some of their con-/ cannot be qualified or weakened “ The commissioner, it says, would submit. toration, such payments as maybe “a (a) The standpoimt adopted yess ett: on the budget for treaty p60 ecb learks- eg a es pre esegetblhen a mes into eng an attitude of passive acauilescence| "*"* under him a subcommissioner Deeply impressea by a sense of | obtained will be made ‘of : Pa ' obligations. S$; se year, de regarding the currency, the ithe undiminished rights of subor.|2°F each of the five controlled reve- | ts responsibility to your commis-| value in meeting urgent needs of com) | creditor nations. : New Economic Peace. * “To ensue the permanence of the new economic peace between the — allied Governments and Germany, which involves the economic ad- justments presented by the plan, there are provided the countar- parts of those usual economic cautions against de 2 which are recognized as in all business relations in express obligations. ame ~*~ “The existence of safeguards Jn barrasees no way hampers or em the case of ordinary business ¢on- tracts. The thorough eff of these safeguards should ae barrags the normal economic fune- tioning of Germany and is of damental importance to nyt and her creditors. et te “Great care has been taken in e fixing the supervision over Ger- many’s internal organization so as to impose a minimum of interfer- ence consistent with proper : tion. The plan submitted is” and reasonable in its nature accepted is likely to lead to a mate and lasting peace. , peoples and the entry upon a new period of happiness and prosperity unmenaced by war. Taxation to Limit, “Since as a result of the war the creditors of Germany are paying taxes to the limit of their capacity, principle—the reconstruction of © Germany is not an end in itself; it "Ms only part of the larger problem » e@ftthe reconstruction of Europe. (g) Guarantees proposed @conomic, not political. 2 German Economic Unity. For success in stabilizing cur- rency and balancing budgets, Ger- | Many needs the resources of Ger- ' man territory as defined by the ' treaty of Versailles and free eco- ' Pomic activity therein. general was one of honesty and ef- ficiency, and take measures to in- crease the productivity of the reve- ‘nues if they proved insufficient.. unless the annual charge is fixed /tingent additions or reduction of |the establishment of the renten-/ylations which the committee de- for a considerable period on 4 basis | 959 990,000 gold marks. (3) Stand- | mark. |fines. These include the expropria- clearly prescribed in advance. ard year, fifth year, from interest; As regards the temporary equi-|tion of unprofitable establishments (b) Commensurate taxation. (1)!}on railway bonds and on external librium the currency has reached, | and the formation by the remaining Government internal debt has been | debentures, from transport tax and |committee found, the psychological ‘ practically extinguished by the de-/|from budget, a total of 2,500,000,- | aspect to have played an important R Fij h C | F | eport on flight of Capttal From so also must Germany be en- Germany and How to Get It Back )%2.28e.0 "sas tases trom yous preciation of the currency. (2)/000 gold marks;-thereafter, 2.500,- | past. notably by reason of the ef- New debt charge ought to be met! 000,000 plus a sum computed on/forts being made to balance the lcommensurate with the burden of/the index of prosperity. Interest budget and the rag Sgr tg of an z | ' e O-/\e ee by the epara- ee cee, ere tence ie tnsic calc ia incieded tm |tlen Comesian : ito year to the limit of her capacity. : ‘ ; This is in accord with the just and underlying principle of the Treaty of Versailles, reaffirmed ty Germany in its note of May 29, are = |By the Associated Presse. PARIS, April 9.—An summary of the report of the sec- ad foregoing calculations gives Ger- officia! E oreign holdings as of Dec. 31, 1923. “\, Section 2, estimated figures. ‘ceeds of their sale is included in tion Commission. recognizes this principle. (4) It ./these figures. Dearth of Liquid Capital. morally sound. (5) It is economic- (b) The first vear will begin beth The prevailing conditions, ‘run from the date when the plan; the Continual '%. Military Aspects, Sanctions and Guarantees. ' (a) Political guarantees and ' penalties are outside our jurisdic- tion. (b) The military aspects of this problem is beyond our terms of reference. {cy Within the unified territory the plan requires that when it is in effective operation: (1) If any mil- {tary organization exists, it mus‘ mot impede the free exercise of economic activities; (2) There shall be no foreign economic con- proposed by the plan, but adequate and productive guanantees are pro- vided. 4. The Committee’s Task. (a) Stabilization of currency and the balancing of budgets are inter- dependent, though they are provi- ay |@ \ | (b) Currency stability can only ; | _ be maintained if the budget is nor- | mally balanced; the budget can © Only be balanced if a stable and jin Germany's prosperity. trol or interference other than that. sionally separate for examination. ally just in its influence on costs of production. (6) This principle has been applied to the full limit of practicability. (c) Allies share \prospegity. (1) Germany’s credi- |tors fhust share in the improvement (2)° This will be secured by an index of pros- perity. (d) There is an important dif- | ference between the Germans’ Ca- | pacity to pay taxes and Germanys gapacity to transfer wealth abroad. (8) Normal resources from which payments are made: Germany will pay treaty charges from three sources, (a), taxes; (b), | railways; (c), industrial debentures. (1) anced ifdt is free from peace treaty charges; (2) 1925-26 budget re- ceiving 600,000,000 gold sum for reparations; 28, 500,000,000 gold marks (above points 3 and 4 subject to addition in Germany's (a) From her ordinary budget: | ceived by the creditors: 1924-25 budget may be bal- | shall have been accepted and put into effective execution. 11. Inclusive amounts and deliv- eries in kind. (1) The above sums cover all amounts for which Germany may be liable to the allied and associ- ated powers. ° Deliveries tn kind are to be continbed, but are paid for out of ‘balances in the bank. 12. How the annual payments are made by Germany: (A) The amounts will be raised ‘in gold marks and paid into the ' bank. (B) These payments cover Ger- many’s annual obligation. 13. How the payments are re- (A) Germany's’ creditors will use these moneys in Germany or ‘convert theim into foreign curren- | marks | from special sources may pay that | (3) 1926-27, | . +a Ys # ry jection of these proposals by German Government means the | liberate choice of a contin conomic demoralization, involving her people in misery.” and the raising of large national loans, but it was accentuated by the attitude of the German people toward the payment of Germanys war creditors and was marked by ingenious devices to evade restric- tive legislation. It was also influ- enced by thé action of speculators and timid investors. “(B) Neither legal enactments nor severe penalties hampered the flight of capital or resulted in the disclosure of assets abroad. Under the economic conditions above stated this demonstrates the inef- fectiveness of restrictive legisis- tion and the committee feels that it would have been ineffective whether or not the laws had been fully enforced. “(c) The only way to prevent exodus of capital and ‘encourage Destractic ee By the Associated Press. ee . 2% a BUCHAREST, April George of Greece, who is at Brasho, Transylvania, t issued a proclamation to the GF people protesting against re events in Greece and claiming. right to reign in’ aecordance.¥ his country’s constitution. <«— “Having mounted the throne & der tragic : Greece, I reigned with the” @ v's 4 rmany fully re- | Ins that. with. Oe v : assets: (A) Sales of mark credit the total reduction thereof during bank balances and paper marks the war as a result of adverse trade balance during that period, ad-jresult@d in profits of between 7.6 vances by Germany to her allies,/and 8.7 milliard gold marks. Ger- loss by sequestration of property |man marks purchased by citizens of many countries and more than | Teliable currency exists. (c) Both are needed to enable return is to eradicate fundamental causes. Inflation must be perma- nently stopped; the budget must be balanced and a bank of issue on a sound basis established. or reduction in certain contingen- cies; (5) 1928-29, 1.250,000,000 obviated by a transfer committee. gtored and economically prosperous ' Germany to meet her internal re-| gold marks. This is considered a (D) Sums not remitted — ac- | its recommendations “are well ote year and a standard pay- |Cumulated but with a limitation Of! yithin what can be morally justi- : a ‘fied on the principle of ‘commen- quirements and treaty payments. | ' ment hereafter. Additional ay- | #moent. Economic Future of Germany. ei |) 644. Guarantees in addition tO surate burdens’.” sentiment—love .of country. resolutely and faithfully-to. fr the functions given me by the € stitution,” says the (a) Productivity is expected from increasing population, tech- nical skil), material resources and | @minence in industrial science. (b) Plant capacity has been in- . — and improved since the Currency and Bank of Issue. (a) All classes wil] benefit from Stabilized currency, especially la- bor. (6) Under present conditions of the rentenmark stability is .only temporary. {c) A new bank is set up or the i 3 Reichsbank reorganized. {d) The main functions of the © Bank will be: (1) To issue notes a basis stable in relation to re ° ee et - Sed with an exchange privilege: (2) To serve as a bankers’ bank *stablishing the official rate of ex- ge discount; (3) to act as the Government banker but free of ment control, advances to ment to be strictly limited; (4) to hold on deposit reparation Payments: (5) the capital of the bank will be 400,000,000 gold | a (6) it will be directed by h president and managing ' who can be assisted by a : consultative committee; (7) the due observance of ts tutes will be further safeguard- by a general board of which half of the members, including a - *SMmmissioner will be foreign. | and Temporary Repara- Meg tion Relief. a Balancing the German budget Full prosperity. ments will be made depending on ‘railway and industrial bonds: (A) The following revenues are | Taking up the subject of the | budget of 1924-25, the committee ee eee ‘pledged for a continuation of col-/ notes that the estimates were made lateral security for budget contr!-| unger circumstances of economies bonds. (a) Eleven milliards of first mortgage railway bonds against a capital cost of 26 milliards will be created for reparations. (b) These bonds bear 5 per cent interest and 1 per. cent sinking funds per annum. (c) In view of reorganization in- terest is accepted as follows: 1924- 25, 330,000,000. gold marks; 1925- 26, 465,000,000 gold marks; 1926- 27, 550,000,000 gold marks; £8 and thereafter, 660,000,000 gold marks. Behind the bonds there will be created: Two milliards of preference shares to be reserved for sale to the public and 13 mil- lidrds of common stock. Three- fuurths of the proceeds of the pref- erence shares will be applied as required to the payment of debt and for capjtal expenditure of the railways. The remaining 500,000.- 000 of preference shares and all the common shares go to the Ger- man Government. (2) Transport tax. After 1925-26, 290,000,000 gold marks per annum for repara- tions and balance to the German Government. (c) gendustrial debentures. Five milliards of industrial (de- bentures are provided for repara- tions. (2) The resulting charge on industry is less than that existing before the war and now wiped out by depreciation. (3) These bonds 1927- | — (1) | and other payments: (2) Tobacco; (3) (5) Customs. butions Alcohol; (4) Sugar: (B) The vield of this sort of | (1)! and points out that normality can- Beer; | not be effected overnight. Three Things Necessary, Three essentials, however, were revenues is estimated to be sub-! considered by the German Finance stantially in payments. excess of required| winister necessary to enable the estimates to be lived up to, these (C) The excess is returned to the! being: German Government. 15—Externai loan—its conditions and purpose: Foreign loan of 800,000,000 gold | marks meets a double purpose: (A) Requirements of gold serve of new bank. (B) Internal payments for essen- tial treaty purposes in 1924-25. 16—Organization: The organization consists of: (A) A truetee for railway and in- dustrial bonds; (RB) Three commissioners of (1) railways, (2) the bank, (3), con- trolled revenues. (Cc) An agent for reparation par- re- }ments who will co-ordinate the ac- ‘tivities of the above and will pre- side over the transfer committee. 17—The nature of the plan: (A) The plan is an indivisible union. (B) The aim of Germany: (1) to enable maximum transfers to be de to Germany’e creditors; (2) to take the question of what Ger- many can pay out of the field of speculation and put it in the field (3) to i °“Figst, | which yould serve as a basis for ‘the grant of credits would-be es- that the bank of issue tablished: second, that the full de- velopment of German economic life should not be restricted by the sev- erance of the Ruhr and the Rhine- land: third, that Germany enjoy complete freedom in her economic relations with other countries. The committee adds: “The first and second of these eonditions will be fulfilled -if our recommendations are accepted and they appear to us to be essential to budget equilibrium. As regaris the third wa.understand Germany's der the terms of the treaty in less than 12 months’ time.” The budget, the committee feels, is exposed to real risk of deficit, largely by reason that the revenue may not come up to the estimates. As to the expenses, however, {ft considers that the amount for unemployment relief will probably not be so great as estimated. Income Tax Unequal. commercial ffeedom is restored un- | in allied and associated countries and loss through depreciation in value of securities. (3) It esti- mated the total accretions to Ger- man foreign assets during the war as a result of sales of German se- curities, interest accumulations, sale of gold and profits realized from territories occupied by Ger- many. “(c) The foregoing calculation resulted in an estimate of German foreign holdings at the time of the armistice. “(D) Since that date until Dec. 31, 1923, methods of increase of | foreign holdings have been as fol- lows: “(1) Chiefly the direct sale of paper marks and mark bank credits; (2), the sale of goods, real estate; precious metals; (3), inter- est on accumulations, tourist expen- ditures, foreign money expended by of occupation in Germany; rmies 4). remittances from Germans abroad, earnings of transportation | companies for transportation hag foreign g00ds, insurance profits, | =n) The causes of decrease been 48 gince the armistice have follows: (1), purchase of im- ported goods; (2), cash payments to the allies under the Treaty of Versailles; (3), German tourists’ expenditure; (4), interest on Ger- man securities held abroad. “(F) In making all computations the committee has not relied on of- ficial reports; of German imports and exports, but has revalued the a million individual accounts were | found in German banks. (B) Sales of gold aggregated one and a haif milliard gold marks. (C) Sales of terman real property and securi- ties to foreigners approximated 1% milliard gold marks. “Section 3. Conclusions as to Amount of German Foreign-Held Assets. “(A) Committee estimates that German capital abroad of every kind, whether liquid or in perma- ‘nent investments, was not less on Dec. 31, 1923, than 5.7 milliard xold marks and not more than 7.8 milliard gold marks, and it thinks the middle figure of 6.75 milliard gold marks is the approximate to- tal (about $1,620,000.900). This figure, by comparison with the 1914 estimate of German foreign hold- ings, shows a reduction in foreign holdings of approximately 21 mil- Hard gold marks. “(B) In addition to the forego- ing, foreign currenty now in Ger- many approximates 1,200,000,000 gold marks, “(C) It must be remembered that foreigners hold property in Germany which has a counterbal- ancing effect and the committee estimates the value of such prop- erty as from 1 to 1% miliiard gold rks. - phaahen 4. Conclusions as to means of bringing exported capital beck to Germany. “(A) Flight of capital was a re- sult, in the main, of the usual eco- “(d) The committee knows the conclusions of the first committee of experts and if effect is given to their recommendations it thinks that a considerable part of Ger- man ass€ts abroad wiil return to the ordinary course of trade. “(e) Austria is a case in point where under a stabilized currency the necessities of trade bring back exisiting foreign holdings. “(f) While believing that spe- cial legislation is not required when a country’s finance is on a stable basis, nevertheless, during the period of transition, the com- mittee suggests that Germany might grant an amnesty for a lim- ited time to those bringing their capital back, who violated German law in sending it abroad, and that special terms be offered for sub- scription to Government | which are made in foreign curren- cies.”’ FULL POWERS FOR PRESIDENT Secretary Wilbur Heard by Com- mittee on Economic Mobilization. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 3.—<Action to give the President unlimited powers to mobilize the nation’s economic resources in time of war was advocated before the House Military Committee today by two Cabinet officers and an Assistant secretary, but they expressed dif- fering views as to how it should “Determined to place no my spirit of patience and tion as long as I might have the permanent interests Greek people would not be I thesitated at no as I personally was con “But when the Military forgetting the obligations mally owed to the country me, and abusing my used force, not only to temporarily political reports destroy by violence and ie sovereign will of the ple the tgs: fundamental principles ~- feel it my duty not to allow ae to appear by my allence to ba participant in an act of a ure compromise the future of economic and fiscal| bear 5 per cent interest and 1 perjof practical demonstration; basis of cur- ‘i ty subject to the super-icent sinking fund, 1. e. that is|fasten a final and comprehensive Regarding taxation the St a as rabies we dates. ' nomic factors; namely, the fallure/ibe done. * i : unean 006 00 sete wepert,. 1 900,900,099 Bute mancts per epmem. aaroeent Pen sens. pecaaitaads Gate the en Se ea “ef all the the.to balance the-budget, inflation, Secretary Hoover. favored legis-\advise a © 4 Stable currency. (4) Pending ecemomic restdration of the reparatiens committec’s as bearing upon the - wealthier (G) | : Be ar ere Oe sb eoily e caates ian ey se Be ’ Q 53 - ss, .'* : : mJ — ae oe 4 Eee = mith go ia Plas — * + ’ r ts ae : ge = iad OA PP x Son Tee 4 ine oe ‘ ; Bi ’ < 3 ; By’ ss Bae ee we ie age iy eee Bi a 2 : nat Rey ee «i. cphialt BMS Sait ai lic i able ascent - ™

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' and customs which. however sound originally. are "s tha + th was © ; -¢ tS . ; Ee : mefore ) P : We thought the main thing was to get a reasonable SEAR: | | = , ” cotamsbin University. The . no longer competent. Many of them were designed , 63 1 ‘ .. sama a _— ‘ measure which would result in substantial relief \ was the annual celebratio® | rp LETTERS FR THE LE as offsets to the tyranny of the monarchica! state. OM PEOP Th . Ss { e : i ‘ : — | : 4 | 3 i r tl ‘payers of the country. We sti | ie ty ) : a, hey constitute in their entirety an almost invul- for the taxpayer he COUNTER ee ae ae Sms : ele are He | cit ’ a many legal conventions principle at least, but we were open to conviction. | the Schoo! of Journal- | ’ The name and address of the author | nerable armor for the criminal that position. must accompany crery contrioution, but The solution of the problem, seeming!y, is a SYS; It is evident, however, from the action of the: j e226 a i i Se . _ set a stiffer men- | Us re t will mot be pudiished. -| . 63 ;' - ' cus , 2 4? ; on reques be published. Let-'tem of caurt practice by which the man accused jiouse and the sentiment of a large number of CEST a es. 2 | ag “No : ters not crceceding 200 words will receive | of crime can have a prompt and fair trial. When oe : a: pout him oad preference. convicted at such a trial he should pay the penalty said ve at 3 | ta imposed It should not be ssthlie for him to post- er minas going Will “Just a Parent,” whose Yetter ap- patois Cages : en ae ' “ended by astonishing | w seared in last Saturday's Post-Dispatch, | Pome the reckoning endlessly by the numerous de-| icularly the income tax im the higher brackets. st That was the Wey) al mk 6 > * & 262 © F *. mival, ; | - Be. “s " , ; me owne: . ; ey kindly send her name and address to the Vices by which_he now es settlement. And That the bill reported by the Senate committee m ost out of his lieu | oe iways more) e tor: h 12 " ; 5 3 when it is pointed out to us, as it invariably iS) gi?) result in prolonged debate and a fight with emer of which they by authorities like Mr. Hadley, that the English | ,, . , _ the utm le The Jewish Hospital Campaign. . . the House seems certain. Tax reduction will be r nought themselves capable. | Ee court practice, which once was as badly cluttered - indness came upon him | To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. up with technicality as ours/s. has been stripped postponed. In view of the approaching presidential when bis giant checked in a) OW that our campaign for the hos- Reaper @ te pecogiems tgs p was like & sened road - N bene inde , of those barnacles—that Ahe man charged with me journey bY 8 darkene — t pital building fund is over wart * ;, - w- . ‘ > 4 & t ave 3 er ' ; . _, crime in England is tried and. if convicted, pays j;art in Congress than judgment and the public . a he read. thro ; Riven us by the Post-Dispatch during : The case, however. is not hopeless. There is . . - of his i hing the past few weeks the natural question is why can we not have the . ‘s Weta So eat eyes of others, everyt4 it’ — +. 7 tunity f ir ¢ ise - : ay : ead S| ' ie -| The response of the community was 5@™me system of court practice here? opportunity for a fair compromise, and we cannot = : . ’ _ comme "| ' . , ui — aia ~ ‘ | - > B ‘ -@ | ne m@st gratifying. The Jewish Hospiisi., We could, of course, if we were content to re-| believe that a majority of Senators and Represen oma — ; | ~ | the Government with powers which could quickly “2@_ce of getting its money's worth. ao Oe licies, cam- We particularily appreciate your corJial | , . ’ Peo Bpeeches. piatforms, po - cioria) comment | develop into medieval tyranny if there were no pstesiiecs . so personalities—he seemed to The members of our board join me in! Strategic defenses against it. The one justification FORD A HARD TRADER. : | —_— , e agbeorb them by mysterious sixth- this expression of thanks. to be pleaded for the technieality which today so Henry Ford got a good deal- of-flattering pub , ae | _——S. . ; | = 5 gense, while bis mind rushed ahead@ , - - ’ , , , : Soy ee is “3 . ; : . me ia} sis, AARON WALDHEIM. (often defeats justice is the fact that the multiplicity licity out of his purchase of the Lincoln Motor Co. ; . - a — >a | | ME on" : “Eis impatience was often sore- iis tices uk tea Cee Siete : the intimate manners and customs of the people ture rather than a cold, hard business deal. Back tm - -o : | Ok i, eee Pete : a : ; . tried — the patience yi PROPC “es ¥ | would make us a law-ridden people, with only the of the story as another story » * o SNe » a rn _ Vee se tan whose brain arg et OS of the wide publicit ven | : , ; : ; : . \ Ss 5s ae + + ae ; > OS a : ; et the b I oan ; shell of liberty left. if all the laws were truly en- Henry M. Leland, head of the Linco’n company aa a =. P. a a * — hia his joy was recently y our loc news to | : : Siar as 7 Sn ee FS Naas eS > a Nal : ' 4 . ) 4 . in ie . “papers ‘| forceable and enforced it seems, had been a friend of Ford’s in the latter's Se wine i et IE : ae “a ro ys t hild: ¢?) the numercus cases of alleged mistreat- : fi x cee SS faccer S | fo *, We eS “——-. > +S s peels ' ‘a8 simple as that ofac : : ment of mental patients of the City San- The reform of this condition, therefore. which ; Strugguns days. He had lent Ford money when Sey eo eH the announcement of ®& wenn Har 2 ose $37 *: 4 _ Sin . : - ae +? —— te . = ' , * a tise Rist: te he bbe belitiog ant | be taken until an enlightened public opinion de- to meet all the creditors’ claims. and voluntarily The MIRRO > echoo! of journalism. He believed » i mands, as a corollary. the repeal of the obnoxious, »undertaking to reimburse the stockholders in full M I N Ya Written for the Post-Dispatch a. preparation for newspaper work 4 Br , He beliered that. has been added to from time to time so | PO | | that it is poorly arranged in many ways.| T®PTessive inhibitions which have no place in the to the amount of several millions. A princely || CLARK McADAMS Pl IBI IC OP ; f eould be taught. o> adel In spite of this fact, I found the place ; statutes of a dignified. self-governing people. gesture. forsooth. which only a multimillionaire Cusretgmt. 3906.) ~ oane men ant Wee H -— d Severe e ie ire * - themsel-es of such teaching. e: . very ciean, indeed; the atmosphere one | e+ rou! : ; , ——__— ————SSE = could make and which Henry Ford. alone of al! ie tm this school, if anywhere. should of kindliness, cheer. and oftentimes tj - . " i all : — ‘ 7 NO MORE BACKTRACKING. knOWD muiltimillionaires, would be likely to make , dead. No doubt the absurdit they NEWSPAPER “CORRE _— be the broadest pea be laughter. In the entire month which I! ‘ | S spent in this place I did not hear one ur-/| ‘Seuator Pepper, late keynoter at the Maine Re- Now come the Lelands, father and son. with a injected into the debate and the fears (From the Brooklyn Eagle. a Joseph Pulitzer. You ov anal kind word spoker to a patient nor did I| publican convention, has introduced a resolutio recital of grievances that leaves the first-edition wT Te eae dds cee ee & sxe erent = ee —"s ge inter- | Witness one single act of violence or mis-/ for a world peace conference for the considerat: versions of Ford's lordly generosity a tarnished ng have been forgotten Tr will be possible lized or encysted like a fly im ger of man he wes. ao me ia. Ge treatment, but I did see many acts of ae farther sébection of armaments . bit of fiction They say that ale ange eae sri look at the League with entire calm, story of the fierce Mnk Georgia = or those that, Miednens an@ much patience shown un- sartaeca stage on Of armaments. . Es , Say (that Ford did not mee ' | nswayed by any of the ghest dancing taineer who lugged his razer rm great pushed beyons re vVancement of international law and for ral the obligations to the stockholders. nor did he re- A ir ns which characterized the debate in 1329. knife into the sanctum of Henry 4 he could know in his ee establish the Lelands in control of the Lincoln te : — Polemarchus: A wise man, the Professor. of the Atlanta Constitution ang Brame Gerround you whe stuty “ the Senators that it would be impossible to put through ‘amy measure in accord with the Melion figures. par- - ** j rh vs : 7 ae 3 we kept oth -- RRR A ER ,% Set ehh ies Oa eater ay; “es Weta. ‘9 Pert We 7 SA ay Pe ST syeby LA 2 - “4 , 7 at ‘ sf ; ~~ . campaign. politics will probably play a greater 8 LASER Re PAE AES AOE TORE. SIEM OT RN AA SEMA MEARE ge RE ONY a 6 * ORI A le SEP e ht LOR AARON RI ty ASE 5 Abin a 204 ala Sich? Th) a . . The Amer-' people with regard to tax reduction. That would —E [i RR ELSE eg et » Bf nabs grew the Peat ica ' —e _f — est in voung jv . APD egy @er trying circumstances. lL saw evi- Gences of affection on the part of ar-' lishment of a world court separate from the Lea om - wif stady tendants toward some of the patients. .of Nations. After some heckling of the Senator y have been bitterly deceived | oo I knew you would say so. Now (it over the head of the editer, ‘ Gay and the po soutien B Durin my stay in t ni | ; é r err _ P P : : . 5 . iet us uy a i : . ty ‘ : : ca rs egg bee he sanitarium | Democrats and no encouragement from the organi- #24 Very unfairly treated by Ford, whom they ac- SOCRATES AND HIS PUPILS y = paper and eee if Mr. Cooldge "This morning the Coustituttes a = blished about 100 of the quieter patients were | zati R bli = th Pe ae euse of making many promice = Ss must own you lied:” to whom the Pr P. Cooper pre- hi h . the “mausoleum” . the a — , kept -- ~ . vO oubt you young men THE. BILLS ; y u . % of. Chas. : w ck they seemed to enjoy very much. us Of tHe appropriate committee, ™ a | been reading about Prof. Irving ’ ; imperturbabie Grady responded = sided at the meeting. which was at- _ semana Eve the workers in ithe where, says our correspondent. it will repose until he Leland complaint is. of course rt isher. who is speaking here for "he Which Mr. Poe Forgot. “If the Constitution said this | tended by 709 students. it , ty . : +a? > _ 1 i 5 . 37 eo , ’ y. . ‘a “hn ae ge were given a party by resurrection day, some time after the November “2tement of the case. The truth pro of Nations UO, the — = ate war i you were dead, then you were . Pennounced that a new book by Don h ee Ses ber esiatents. Many ; erection. t in the litigation which ap on: Yes. Se OO ee ee ee ee morning. The Constitution never = 'C. Seitz, “The Life and Letters . were spent in planning and arrang- ate gi tee 3 By ce mate : * . Rimeints ieee wen anttedt that ta tee How their classic diction chills mistake. But I'll tell you what I@ Joseph Pulitzer.” will be publis a te ne he uilé l¢ it 0 Is not regarde > . -~ .* = ' ‘ ~~ was one of the truest expressions of; was conclusive. It is the same old hok _ Seem the part cf prudence for the Senate +n Inn? Polemarchus: I don't think we have no- Some like this “No doubt you overlooked. | Senator Owen of Oklahoma may eam written by Mr. Seitz and one by > h " . , 3 3a Ui neakum propo > Je 4 a Bate 0 100 na no —— . " ° rotherly love that I have been privil-; ... | Ps . a . at This little one for pills. uD agai hi ¢ the eame beth “shh editor of t ‘ i sition of something-just-as- ut t ater the Government's inte Dewi ticed that, Socrates. 7 (Up against something of tne = fate Frank [. Cobb, een . eged to witness in a long time. s s ing-just-as-good but not the same ee ee 6 interests ciosely before ap- Socrates: I hardly theush @nr | They are neither mah nor woman ‘in some newspaper office. At any @ World. Mr. Cobb's death tas : eT : ‘“ ror ‘ mm = = Socrates: i hardiv thought rou wou'd. ; , , : ail = , my cendition of these people is pitia- | a5 that now functioning for the rest of the world. ”' a ‘he Ford bid for Muscle Shoals. Mr. Ford not only hard to Se ca aeocaied a They are neither brute nor human— jthinks he sees an evil and proceeds an Seits to change his plans, and ; ~ig ti : = — , » I ; : _ , . es = tee : ‘ Th ‘77 m = extreme, but one must remem-/ It is the “association of nations” will o’ the wisp ™®* ®ve his vagaries, but he seems to be a hard about the League of Na- pees cs — - (9 suggest its abatement by leg oe: has decided to complete the r that in the worst stages of mental | over again, we ourselves being the only nation re. ‘T®4er. aia he eaten oh wii iibiaieaan. | And we're fed up to the gills a bill he is introducing in the U & raphy alone. it will be one Giseases they are often mischievous, un- | ) ; } : gerry a oo —_ a | With the bills, bilis, bills, Se ! ‘fusing to associate in a coi M . es nce hil am te Simoes wae | Senate becomes law. no newspaper | volume. ' eouth. unclean be ai | s foing concern. It strikes a yhilosopher to discover when there is anr- Wit he 4d h ell 7 . - ’ » SHOE, SOE Sh MOET l on ene erigeteh “4 fe niet ; ith the dough-compelling bills, ithe privileges of the mails if it * Geltz has been collecting : iggis se whi 1) th , TI hu ‘ tAing a “t+ ty ; : : a rete | cases are very dangerous to handle. The gal and doing preliminary ¥ @ttendants are poorly ida work | nations hare do rt- ; ? ete meee | Pie Siw: aoe’ : ’ Thrasymachus: I suspect you have us 1 1] The P y paid and often x | ne at heart-breaking effort without (ticians fixing liquor cases in Chicago may egplain’ there nicely enough Bills, bills, bills alg Magee! planation of any statement ft hes mm the biceraphy since 1911 precisely the same page and position @ | fhe Schoo! of Journalism at panr. Ther fee! i iw = Militarizing the Civil Service. Be the Editor of the Poet-Dispatce. N act which surpasses in audacity alarmed as ne latter. He understands ~~. 14 bours at a stretch in this abnorma!/ our sorely ' he ; o% nw te ¢ iy needed help and iny Ling them into our WaoF it is so easy for the Antisaloon League to keep Socrates You may judge for yourself. POOR PONCE wr os | ; DELEON! page” as the statement com Hembia «as founded by Mr. Pull end often injure themselves by falling .n u Ound and addressees school children his twenty-second child. Ponce de Lorn that lacks verisimilitude. and to Svs : decal = : t th : : ; ‘TOm a businesg trip t uebec rj ‘ > reason or t} t is more, but the impression that I re \e 3 P to Wuebec ascribes the emizra : i r another the minds of ete F id hi for tl t ain conscientious editor. Deliberation is : ‘ h racs ; sf +? _ ~ tha n tte vv : ~ The reception wi Lie Pe Her reson 7 Lio nr ? S| ?. i Nest ie ‘ * ’ ? : $5 be. } ‘ aT t 2. > Was t in ep ef overcrowding, and DI ti0M im the Sen- gland fa, tory cities to the desire of 7 i | ut political er any other “ue an error of judgment er through a - well as poverty : +h : a ; Liquor traffic. ; Hehe *’ ; ie a The, average age at « n , : ae P y of resources. the place 4 great many things “ C Quebec.” he sars has , . é 7 4 commoniy welcomed, invrariabiy _ Collector of China. Patients as a whole were wel! cared for | drink and e? ain ft --» A | mgk ang s:obber and do the same old . 4 NEW YORK, April 9.-—The, m St aa wach when I read that someon ti} pay © . : r ‘ eone like me Seca h? de From the New York Central Lines a Was ordained a priest ™@ For many vears protest — a ae sal ; BE eee a eae ‘ 7 . years protests aga: (he sign: . ow that they lost 168.600 7 4 St. Louis man who lieft his $4790 lated districts of the United . " ° Th Vv. tue Gide ta There was no other policeman about. or if ticularly by self-seeking politician&® p_ "@ Surrogate’s court. ihe - © ae c¢ OTraers an sit and drink at . . — eaten Biv: St THe t : > > br the Secretary of War and urgent!y rec- ~~ ——— Taste for drimk ts said to be destrored (that the railroads gre not a pereee = rious art objects identified only gignment of military officers to the Gov-/ industry. Its ies , ) ches who bought bootleg ee eer or _— okey | 1} . industr: S enemies. save Joseph Penneil!l. became - —_— 2. the ligvuor issue upon a2 More satisfactiry of all other industries. On the other | fects “a titan ' . : ‘ s ' . : : wouldn't rou sa‘ basis. If it ie a success. as Paris seems to he rallroads efficiency i» improving” . ‘ include e Metrope lettering on everv skr-iine - . which m it : “ . eh e > : . o4 . 4 Bie that the indifference and apathy of andard Oll companies of New York and | mission. Under this system Quebec bas a much | ct tg on a ee ee “dry” Ontario, and a very much ! : ~ ~ . . . . - ‘ ¥ r r 4 . ° *) ~ ys —- « ee aiall @ andi better. People had better wake up out = o.. the Ajax Rabber Co.. the Sun Of Co_| dry Alberta bas voted to put liquor under Gorern- Sea aih chuaitemaine cada oe mee eee er c “7. * . OM pads « —— . * - . : . . about it is that our Congresemen. : ~@ Same way in Ontario. Ther want to get aearer Glaucon: It dees. I suppese his motte ix prizncipies and depressing atmosphere , , ‘councils to undo it. It is t} da of arro n et} ~* over - « +s “ee istiek ian . Patients often fight among themselves S the read ef erregasece of | the Government “dry Fou Rave pernaps noticed that when. Pret (Sikeston. Mo.. Standard. ublished. * * * To print notham 1903, set aside $1 a power too Superior to respect the institutions the eo FPiaher taiks about the League he usually op Sg ee } : ay P good aan z ser. who in 138s, ; i A : ei ene: . : . . iP — ii. [ B , be aa ld ; of8 NOT se eTT, to come on — ; b] . the inet : : gp ge : “DEA . Meabe eomehedad ¢ armer Shannon her , ‘ —_ - a : ed tn Septemocr. « Ne doubt there have been cases of President Harding followed this route to its 4 Post-Di . likely concluded that whereas old f . of County. is the fat eof KR was opened tn » abuse and probabiy there will be man: tart? ae R Bi ' Os: -Vispatcn reacger who says he has returned yple have long ago made up their minds hee ; te task | . . . si? ~ - . a * = — -Urnae : ~ ~ oss ailin ’ - ~ age e end Paegraeatrang compromised br advocating certainly was given a bum steer when he ten on real news is the pri = | PASTOR LEFT ART SBJECTS a i@ague of Nations creation. the Wor! Yourt | ceived during my stay in this MMmsvitwt Pe | esti . . \ 'e% orid t VUui & tion team that Can; 23 : . ; : 7 re «ef ? onenr nd re ao +, ; : : Stitutid: vd ‘rom that Canadian province th : , _ i, Open and receptive to | , sibie. Tim ie ar ; > p to the New En- oPenene : of youth. If he had only known of the | © wact alewel. 2 ae T0 THE ST, LOUIS ot im many instances the lack of proper fa- date shows there is 0 sentiment for > Supe _— oO: ihe people to ; e . . : / : " .*% ~ . ~ 44 ‘ ia \ = >=" 3 a 03 any ruTrt [CF at x . -_ , — : ; " ’ ; confidence in new source what a ; cities for the care of these unfortunates. backtracking That 8 d of politi ee va g°t away from a place where the Government “On - 1 on: Marb he thin] . ™ - i we . : Articies Identified Onty by Ne ty ing. That ad of polities worked in 1329 r | tenth te >” the true has been printed ag true. ¢ in Will of the Rev. 4. D Pell, > Ae ‘> . ’ , > 4 yy p ae eae ne > . ” 4 - | : Ss worked in 1929 thar — ) sam ) 4 OU wieren a cnn Pi | Was marvelously wel! managed and the : : — = taverns instead of sa! |; t i old-line ife insurance companies durirg . . | : >’ | asoearde that ma nick oe : »pu- iv-v to the mills of New England.” of Nations it I se to have been undy! police dog in his automobile at Grand and MONG the many unjust charges S&S =. sthouge see yaaueaell uu —— : - . > ; 5 ras filed for . ° v4 ft ¢ >| n . even the leasing of the Goverament- | —_ iS i8 an extraordinary argument for prohibi Olive returned 0 find the dog missing againgt the railroads in recent pr ed ii ; : (bY Organizations and individuals incensed by on PT ee wx Quite well that : of us have leng ase Perl llector of ewn oll reserves is the bill prepared ruin of landscapes by commercial dg asin ai chee Fe sm he Was no better trained. the most frequent accusations has sf - was ned venation a Seale Was without effert 4 Pp: Suiems ‘igge- tor the purity of the liquor. Local ae and fair 3 ep Ria, : » ia A ? 2 ra) ™ Teached is that the administration in SOta Legislature, where a law was passed limitinc - - ee is en rey Yee © young cum. ipl and a imMiting ‘orced. Wines and beers are sold in licensed hotels Molemarchus: No. it would not pioyes the amount ef thetrc¢ a atte : tels. i pul 3 | ; 4 ; ute of Arts and Sciences te such an extent that they would Prus- |» ° . roken out among manufacturi — ‘age , is not 3 idea” sianize obr Government. [t is unbelieva- . acturing companies, head- meals, bf holders of permits granted by the com pS ee ee . the American people toward their Gov- “2!!fornia, and is indorsed by Kirkman @ Son, the smaller rate of crime and drunke } ret Pe ogg e ernment ts such as to encourage such a Xelily-Springfield Tire Co.. the Pillsbury Flour Co | a _ eee: Ae | he ently thing teft to do is to clean | 9 ree apenglepe dE i CRampion than dry America. with so deaths from poison. theught out despite all that has happened. @ut the bunch ir Washington from tap to i eal rossi year Rabdber Co.. the Hood “hooch” and no bootleg industrr That is whvi *.**” diamond of invention tramped eut 4 si - [ . Me the day dream and make a good jod | the Gulf Refining Co. the Ward : trust of the League, I think it does the Pro 28 & ext November. | ees | : arc Baking Co.. Dodge | ment control. and why the sentiment is «wincis- scntiapiee: Sy i VS aT a pi rs SOvem . The remarkable Bree. and the Fleischmann —_ % ing ine fesser credit Perhaps there is an eco . ae ; have not apprised us of this dd ’ 7 Somic ¢xplanation of this; to the truth euunciated by Moutrsquieu that “Man If mot im thie generation. them in the rex: en vie r ' , raid om oir liberties. te m victory for s lOst cause. Has some delicate; kind is not governed by extremes. but by Socrates: rece. Sy the Ge Ge 3 \ PUBLIC. test of crowd reactions convince big business! of moderation.” ’ ’ schoo! children of today grow up the men | 3 who ied us astray upon this issue will be ‘| ~ : .

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7 ane — — —- _ aie a ee P 8.2 Lae es ee oe Shee Pe op aft ey foe 96/1 — eee ee LLY LLY I Pe LISLE TS OT IL STEAD Ce RRO ae a a sa es Baa eS NRT Ni Beh : ie “ at Sa ‘ : : ae gre, a . ™~ 7 * a F fEDNESDAY. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ig RIL. 9, 1924. DH PULITZER \ : e bd || Popular hero he had in mind An O E: } a e W S a y Mirror | glo-Arerican relations. It would) Col. David L. Stone to Succeed Col. the Barracks, will be transferred to | ||Dlease us to have a great Ameri-| H. EF. Yates. , another post. | oh \|can highly appraised by an En- | Col. David L. Stone, former as-| Col. Stone was awarded a Die- gros CELEBRATED GERMAN WAR SSUES —o Slishman. So we have him, on®@| sistant chief of staff, Sewenth Army tinguished Service Cross fur of the most faultless of men. Said | Corps Area, at Omaha, now on bravery while leading a combat ITH the winter scarcely over, a London newspaperman to me re-/| leave of absence, has been ordered unit in France. He is a native of ber of St. Loui 7 a number of st. Louisans a GUEST IN ST. LOUIS | Washington leently: “We English are now in|to take command of the Sixth | Missixsippi and was graduated from H. WOULD “TEAR IP” Jhis pen to tell of an —e COMMAND SIXTH INFANTRY | Berracks ottective Joly %. On & Y ‘ >R ‘ " Ne rad f . "4 $ | Mis - Mr. a Ca are daughter, Miss Elizabeth fr. an pital we S ‘emerge as a great personality | Mrs. Andrew Jackson Lindsay of ' “= j 2 ss er -_~ th ytd Wire From a wai 362 Walton avenue and their chil- ; es game, 7 The only solution of the German | te om! re a 0 seems | Bureau of the ost- dren, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell itl es # |reparations problem jis to ‘“‘tear up” By CLINTON W. GI ad | person thet oul ” upied the In ] De Easter pe Dispatch. J h Gardner Jr., with their family. They : Eb . CV —_s* Usona Hotel will have a tea. Mrs. A ae j fi recover. did not come while he was in of-|Profoundly able. He gave a good L AT eZ : 3 ocuUuSsT rENTH “#No man ever set a stiffer men. for those about him than | White is to be honoree at a pridge “Both of these objections have fice, but assailed Mr. Taft. All Mr. show while he was President and sh Pulitzer,” said ~-Pollare.|party today, at which Mrs.Charles| 2% ee ees , @ |weight with France. England, 0M| poosevelt had to do was to say “on jhe was generously applauded, for. a 76 kept other minds going at 8) Janney Miller of Maryland evenue j F meee §6jthe other hand, is now willing “a the one hand,” “on the other.” |S¢!f-sovernment is ordinarily a. ewelers Sor Years that ended by _amonishing ' will be hostess. ‘accord to her debtors some cance-- The progressive sentiment of the dull business. ie got the most out of his lieu- | Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill Ryan Jr. tM Mbt CALLE itor may be unwilling to accord ®MY | i,n9) “malefactors of great wealth” ; Dies in Doctor's Office. | ‘most’ always more/are in New Orleans, La., fora short S i MIR R O R of} “ou ¢ ee cen | honor of her guests, Mrs. George A. eal cs her for putting safety first, and so|;even ordinary political sagacity, | MATINEE SATURDAY. 60c TO $2 f ) ism}. : a : 0 00 jour n Felix | ‘invading the Ruhr, the. place;that much-vaunted gift for getting | GRATE (ST LAUGH FEAST “THE PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS cate , : k | |'Shives of Cincinnati and Mrs. inet Preparation for newspaper wor where are made the munitions and /|away with it. Mr. Roosevelt, fac- | F THE SEASON beth, N. J. “hey | ; | that |} H. Hunike of Eliza The Columbian Club will close its | “ ” , ers 3LIC OPIN ION] Se ee ue. ten redid avait| arrived a few days ago and will re-| social season with a dinner dance |“hemicals and where lie as well/ing difficulties lke those whieh! Naryous Wreck” th ae s france has} Conir mr. Cooldge now, came} themselves of such teaching. Here |™4in several weeks. " [ana bridge party Sunday evening, the. coa a song 92 Sone out of the test rather badly. : With TAYLOR HOLMES ey 20. Dinner will be served at ‘ YSPAPER “CORRECTIONS.” 3 pee — if pc ne spd mag | Mrs. J. Sidney > Satine of che Ox- | fp -30 o'clock : ’ i 4, . . Brooklyn Eagle. qa; . — ‘Weak ahiatet we pe | ford apartments, returned a few \no harm. The question arises.| i115 to be told. I have just read EXALTING THE HUMAN FORM tional love of h h latest days ago from a trip to New oYrk. jhow can France obtain security | we , . umor has cryw@tale | Interested in knowing what man- | The Century Boat Club an- ‘except by holding the Ruhr and see Capmnweed's Cngraeny “ kK, rc 1] or encysied like a fly in amber the pmer of man he was. for his inter-| Mrs. Charles White Scudder of |nounces a dinner dance for Satur- | peouiing a standing pe « of 700.- ar safrTo MOAB ie ' 5 nlp ara lay LEY egy I M9 tip BENGALI RN I OR IE REE ARO 9 lille be es ‘, secretaries, said yester- sy ‘ope # Hi 7é etic ay Aare: iM TRAINS i, ee hy 9 “ wy a ‘ eg apelin) : 7 r . _” No a vw UR x ie AO aS es yy ° FPELS BEA As © ver / AY Oars e ai ey a a + vs ™" 7 wae ~~ — = > mim we Mee ey ay 2st he a PSs 7 NP ORY Rete coach? the ee DS SRS CoE eee rere. of GE, So, Ansty 0 Phas? ie ea a ah a a ey r 7 ie At FOG ‘ - 5 ie hs 2° ¥ We oe . a i} v 4 “ nee on : " i 0 OU » : oe wy J ~ * 5 : YS. ae il “wa os oe ne » ¢ iy Signs sulle ° + sie dee a =" we TOONS * “he > e ree by « Pig Geo. P. Carbrey, General ideas Canadian Pacif your dealer today a. 120 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Telephone: Bell Main i7ti - > 5 wa? a 5 ee ee ‘ be ee a a 7 Ss es ir ‘ he 7 a » . xv PT re te. MeL IY a. les lees, ‘ OO Sh NAAR TB, SOR OF RE, ° Sapte ad io PNET as a a ee Ayes ey ; . : ee ro grip on these economic vitals | G BEGINNING , of ermany, Germany can do her Tho real story of Recesvett re- | MON ncicaer" SEATS * THURS. ' ' | him. It runs like a well-written | ‘campaign eulogy. Unconsciously, ag fierce lank Georgia moun= ent in young journalists was 69/75 Vandeventer place, is expected |day night, April 12. |900 men? , | ™O iugged his razor-sharp bowls great it pushed beyond those that | home April 22 from a visit to h» —-- “Once France answered tha , | when Lord Charnwood took up ANITIES » the sanctum of Henry W. Grady } he could know in “his lifetime, tO/ can-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Dhan Gopal Nukeji, poet gnd question very explicitly. She | ' nta ¢ onstitution and brandishei j ‘@urround you who study here t0-|yre Far] Reynolds, in Chicago. 'philosopher, formerly of India, ‘will tailed with England y. She | Jd —. of the editor, exclaiming: ; day and the many ah will study | es address a joint meeting of the sis-|([United States to guarantee her Have you ever scen ¢ ng the Corstitution said I was. Phere in years to come. Of interest is an exhibit of the |terhoods of Temple Israel and safety, not only through the gen- > . | safety, : gh the g your real face? Pepgy Joyce—Joe Cook CHINES 2 navy oS > With | ete — that statement. T6g:g@ Letters to Be Published. | Woman's Exchange, to be held to-/|Shaare Emeth at the latter temple | era} provision of Article X in the | h you lied;"’ to whom the tnimitably @ Re Oh =| Gheser pene! | morrow and Friday afternoons. The |+gmorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Pobyenll ctint -| aoe - See’ | ble Grady responded solemnly: § s = » officers and board of directors of ; : a na: ! a of 1e League o a- p tintin | eeeconeinmesne . sided at the meeti which was at- His subject will be “‘The Religion | tions but more specifically erhaps it has the loveliness 0-—COME 14 Onstitution said this morning that > = ns. ' the exchange, who are spehsoring | of the Future.” Pictorial World News 110 :37 st “4 . | rT ASHES OFr een le come on good authority ayy) ae 1. - sek te en A at The Shrine Hospital for Crippled |st. Louis. The funeral will be held |e Was First Member of Masons . | 11 toll aa | re : ) Or fuller investigation every story Ge to establis 1e institut —— hi : : West of Mississippi to Attal _ | Ps | TEN iC” , 2 9. Children, which has been under '; rerford Frids a4 agers PP ? tain fe ae: | | verisimilitude, and to avoid being qe * "88 opened in Septeraber, 1912. inition on South Kingsbiah- sho! petal ee te Thirty-third Degree. | : DAILY -” VENGEANCE real news is the triple task of ths | MEE. 8 oe ee Mrs. Chubb was formerly Mrs Funeral services for John R. L cf | SIXTH AND 8T. CHARLES | ae * | with | PRICES. 15¢, 22c, 45 —_ | ay : CONWAY TEARLE Ous éditor. Deliberation is impos | “4 q PASTOR LEFT ART BBIECTS way, just south of the medical| Wajter L. Shéldon, wife of: the! Pa rson, the first member of the . xT |Z Smoke in Balcony and Galler TT H ” : , ; , y , site eis not allowed. And if through © school of Washingtor University, | gounder of the Ethical Society here, | Masonic fraternity west of the Mis- | | |Z CHILDREN ANY TIME, ibe. | ane og iSdement or through miopinced | q TO THE ST. LOUIS MUSEUM ;.. nearly two years, will be/|Several years after his death she em etiver ee ae eer | : 4 HARRY WAIMAN | | | WALLACE BEERY been printed ag true, correction if, & Afticiles Identified Only by Number | °Pened Sunday with «n informal | married ee ee een esi pagers» r ae ‘chase a | I | 4 To Grand Central--3 Deys Mose | fF welcomed, invariably tolerated. 4 z in Will of the Rey. A. D. Pell, reception for Shriners and for the | him in leadership of the society. a ia ena ridn of sun see lodze | Ij | DEBUTANTES MAM tere Starts Satetter pe rule of modern journalism. ~*~ ye Collector of China. general public. Patients will be; Mrs. Chubb was the largest in-jo¢ Missouri, with burial in Belle- | |¢ Basil & Keller Edmond Mulessy = and AS AEN ES OS 4 f mPetial to the Post-Dispatch. taken immediately thereafter. dividual giver to the building cf} fontaine Cemetery. | 1% VCAR eee a -_ IN PERSON | ond Lyric and iY Harvey & Stone ©. K. Legal Came Mates 6:00 P.O | Capitol Theaters RAILROAD E : e060 NEW YORK, April 9.—The will | . EFFICIENCY. “® of the Rey oe or a Pelt ho| Formal dedication ceremonies “Sheldon Memorial, the present| Parson died of pneumonia yes- | : a “ew York Central Lines Maga- . 2 , — oe terday at his home, 5639 Cats ave- ' . : al \ ie ‘*The Marriage Market’’ Matinee prices prevail until! ther _was projected, one vclume to be | si P Was ordained a priest in the for the hospital, which is to be{home of the Ethical! Society nie Be wae 86 gone att é Jack Mulhall ané Alice Lake wg the many q Protestant Episcopal Church in the base unit of 10 or 12 such in- acmesy weaede ee agg Ae te. ri ve wy ra h er, M ree et LOS san ee toe mes unjust charges brought . a 1902, although rated a millionaire, | .,, for ‘ppled children Grand. This bui ding is a me. | °U! vived by a daughter, Miss Eve _ . | one pape - the railroads inrecent years, par- @ Was filed for probate vesterday in stitutions a: apes : i'morial to the founder of the organ- jiJyn Parson * | Ds 1s —_ - ZS - s . OL 4 D AN A by self-seeking politicians, one of © > .*he Surrogate’s court The Rev. Mr. | the Shriners are establishing\in this ization. and contains a bronze bust}; He held over? office in the Ma- | SHUBI Ki JT l i SON : ; ' “s IN Frequent accusations has been that — : Pell was noted as i celiector of rare | country as their national charity, itn hie honor j sonic lodge in Missour! during his _ , sa bn phen - ate. aoe . PAds were inefficient. It is tru@ 2a chine and-in his will he leaves va- will not be held until June 1, so The Chubb residence 1 at 4533)? riod of fraternal acuvity and was , ay THE HONEYMOON FARCE COMEDY - Cleree ” DON "Ty DOU BT ‘largely instrumental in the erec- © 1924 by W. P K. Corp. THE HIT OF 1001 LAUGHS : J your HUSBAND" — og mg 2 ee ae aoe art objects identified only by that Shriners on their way to the, Westminster plac Mason! hic i tf é : 7 y means, but this is also t1U8 4 MMmber to various art institutions. 6 t Kansas See eo eS ee ee eS — | ae industries. On the other hand, ; 3 The institutions receiving art ob- imperial council fexsion at ansa! | Louis He was a member of the | R 8 ENT S a" effi 7 4 ne | s pa “ie or mne 2 aw maT icipes e in reeve ) rec . & f ti ho 2 - | _ADV a —_ ciency is improving all the = 1 Jeeta include the Metropolitan Mu- /|©/ty, June 3, may participat NEGRO SCHOOL TEACHER pe ard of oF iets 2 oa ee ‘iepeanere.- er er ae «Wilk VIVIAN MARTIN AND DONALD BRIAN improving faster than the effi- Gi seum ‘ . tw ears age of Art, the New Museum the ceremonies i two yeare ag | Di Ahe ds , - y 8 r in Chic own “; % ; , Cc a | 55 Weeks in N. YY... 24 Weeks ag” ebacagge are a a Phe. q of og in Minneapolis, Cin- The hospital, which is an 80-bed HERE FOR 45 YEARS DIES Steamship Movements. ) saster ca Pop Mat. Today +73 $1 50 |g ) s soun ee “Ati Museum Association: ti. . 7 serious- pip ches . ? : made public by the National “i Museum Chicaco-: 1 wus - oe instrtution, will be completely ie seis anne wee | Trying to belitde pon Rieod Nights, 60c to $2.50, Sat, Mat, 60c to $2 | fon Institute. This report shows “He al. Hartford. ~ i. Sa aes charitable in its operation, taking | John B. ye ose Principal of De- ~~ poe | ness of High o ws . , E onn.; St. uis Art) ie . »y School, to Be Buried Pres imvites disast 20 years between 1900 and 1920° GE Musum: art Museum, Toledo, 0.;) °°"! Children whose parems nied wane Plymouth, April 8, Anandina, from | ieter. Think of your health | PATSY H pads tripled their transportation ‘ Penn Museum and Art School, comers to ere sae exnnagree ats ; ; is “Sis . (New York for London | aa. Do as others have : 1 Mhough the number of their em- . a Sphia: Smithsonian Mure. In addition. new clothing we! * a Funtral services for John Bi. Southampton, April 8, Berenga- | Gone. This expertence is one ©Oz= | RUTH MILLER 2 the amount of their capital mere- 7 &m, Washington. neitl tam: - er necessaries will be furnishe | Vashon, negro educator. who ria New York. t any similar cases. ta WORTH POUBLE a> | | : sé y "9? 9 Manufacturing, on the other = 3 tute of Aris and S eg mad feach child on ifs discharge. ft is served as teacher and principal in % Bergen. April &. Bergenfijord whi 8 10:45 A. M—Continvous—11 P. M in MY M AN ed its capital five times, doU- HE “8lues of the exinte or pomp neg ‘jestimated 3000 children can be)” Renna ianaE REE PRonia = me : 1 have been using A TRIPLE HEADLINE BILL ET mber of its employes, but only & “He port area ingame " veme-\cared for annually at the eee ee ed ee, cae eh ne Mountain Valley podnage “MUSICLAND” DUSTIN FARNUM 2 % “dl ven + > > g } aAin-{ b , .- rill 12) t... . & x rm ae “a ; 3 . . , than doubled its output. for g tion. Funds vio build and main~-| for the last 49 yea will be held York for Havre has been very beneficial! | DE WITT. BURNS & TORRENCE | Pebboe MATINEE DALLT - M. Survive tain the chain of hospitals come at 1 p. m. Friday from Al! Saints’ | ‘ 9 Y. _— to me in High Blood EMMYS “MAD WAGS” r of Lusitsnia Dies. P Naples, April 3, Patria, New Pressure.’ ee — —$_—$—— AN renin at Agate aan 0f industrial output in 1920, more of invested capital had to be suP- errr Amos aa Breen et a apeares ee ae Be —— 'Church, 2931 Locust boulevard. ‘York (Original letter on file) aie Sgainest $1 in 1900; whereas, with TON, Dec., April 9.— by each member of the ne. | . ego s , | : | TRIECT | . ea. ; . @ —— 1 , + aa @ ‘ears old. New York, April &, Olympic, | | SHORT SUBIECT ONE ment MAR ATI ’ otieelige t 2% . for every unit of traffic 1” M. Knox of Philadelphia,’ Dr. Leroy C. Abbott ts surgeon- Vommen, Who was ve years ¢ Phone ty ‘ | ——— ——, L, I B E R T 4 TURAN xD i 4 PARAMOUNT a ee —ALSO— » about 65 cents invested in capital 4 president of the New in-chief at the hospital, with Miss / died of nephritis iast night at his b i ny ee supported as against $1 in 1900. ix Shipbullding Co. of Camdea. | Estelle D. Claiborn as superintend-| home, 4433 West Belle place. He af ns ro, eee : ’ EMPRESS | ie’) TIPPED OFF(Pass = a -~ ? ; “° : : ? c - / ; ° ¥ of . er in agriculture used 3.7 times tania, dice ~heen he ie oe a Sealant, Monty FE. Wietinseem 2 | medacy, Mica. and at the tise Shanghai. April 7. President Jef- | Be glad too— Ghee. Gran’ All-Star Cast | Terrace Si nign « ° 1 : i gitv ev, Miss. A t t! t e Capital in 1920 and yet breug»t at the home! Past Imperial Potentate of the! sity, Rodney, Miss., and at the tim Covaon, Tarame. deliver. THE WOODWARD PLAYERS IN i... Grit at nemaiian of te tent. one and one-third ti h sed a" brother here When the Shrine of North America. is chair-| of his death was principal of De- ' - | 3 . - - . ’ tir. = - | . ato iried , rovernors.| jianey Public School for Negroes, Liverpool, April &, Majestic, New THE SEV ENTH GU EST HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND These figures show that it is = —— torpedoed he was thrown!) man of the board of mce in efficiency by the retroads | a ae water, x # for hours he! The hospital will be open from 9 | Virginia avenue and Bowen street. | Tork. sailed Mountain boereg Water Co. NEXT, POTASH AND ran eeyee |‘ ALBURTUS” aan co © responsible for their anny ? ”. _ a Se O a piece of wreckage. Jie) a.m. to 5 p. m Sunday, with escort | He ts survived by a sister and two | . 5 Y - sickens | SETS Olive St. Leste, Me. | PARTNERS | sosmiete:- ane See wages. ict 2 cr aully recovered from the and reception committees to take | brothers. Burial will be in Father) Rew. FOR. ARI a j Phones Lindéit 278r- 1847 | | | f care of visitors. Dickson Cemetery. VIII, Copenhagen. Eee 8 EE reson ’ ba eR ea mene =

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Se ee = ~ ————, en el el te ae sn en eae eens eee ee R = ————_— : ) Ds R bert ~ ’ ee Poles Delegation to Learcec. ; - . — Yr 2) s CO = : a Stet tnt teleost ei@isieatar — . ; + bain. feseteeeeeeeeeee——- : | ox of 414 Mets se ie rk p sorte as Age hs) poeeieaia ccteciieaite ay . boulevard. under indictment in br pe —— : a | AR: s . - ; . I I Washington. C., in to create a “ ‘ ; 4 ; . 7 » ¢ : aataia sai Lo Lie -, J vestigation, surrendere te the . 4, — Sen Pan Stat eee a = pg 3 g . er : : S : ’ + ’ : { wi near, 08g ee eee A A igh ed NH, Nip oe oe ’ a ee 5 tie a " va eo atinnay IPl ete SIP eleleloheles eal sl ele CLO d@lolalaleloe sielwlolegei ying. P wEwiate BR ele Beici«a « SPLOT ee Hele ehe@leRel«eieie:« , | aa e2 = ~~ . Sees SO a NS MESO ee ee MO Oe, SE . ~ —_ WOK jety ae Specials ea MR SEG Bt SRB PINOY FEN S TRL RES Rea Oh ' oe per Ree racine Moat + if : ~ TIE NIN De SP Ea RSE eee gi ON SALE AT OUR THREE STORES Chocolate -Covered Delicious Lady Imported Maras chino Baltimore Three- Cherries Layer Cake Opening Special, Each, SA ea de tmp 2 rae . Wey peor ~« . > . ne I und t iat Opening Special, Pound, ~—64DQC 60c Luseious Maraschino Cherries 1- A delicious, light, fluffy three-iaver ported direct from Southern Cake filled with our specially nre- France especially for our opening. pared marshmallow m which select- osc _ — — “—e ed French fruits and. choicest rich cordial and velvety sugaf fondant. sealed with a thick coat- ing of delicious chocolate. f $21 a week > nable lay aside Pa eo RD a ae LL TT: athe et ‘nly arcing oe ev: = oe ne ee « aid id ee) Pete ee Et TP at ee eee net bt ee ee stock for lore that month. ” | lasted over a year. : e — : om ws a ee Care of Health. “1 read an advertisement for Cu- Storage Battery Blackheads Geo cu | went OF ine © a Si ticura and Ointment sent : . 2, was disclosed when an official of SC Oo T | Sy for neg sample. I purchased 2005 Locust Street By This Simple Tg the company, who had been inves- more, and after using several cakes a ones or Hee le of boxes of —soft ones or hard — tigating the disappearance of mer- ION of Soap and a coupit © eof th . vere a | [Ointment I was healed.” (Signed) the ody, 50 suick Way chandise, saw one of the stockroom ; Oo Re. 5. Brae method that just disssiee Sa | clerks slip several flashlights and rich in tonic-food factors : : , Mich.., do this get about tee ree of oa ° la a Pair of plyers into the back part that the weakened body . 5; meas on 0. den ae — I f oni ce agp rato regdater, ie pe ath needs would help you Use Cuticura Soap. Ointment and cone aad Ee for eae prom time woneP®**"\E take care of your health. Talcum daily and keep your skin whats tia thee - Tore and srn e\ 4 —€ Ss . E ae |! } and healthy. bs e) ng ; os He. ‘ Detectives Summoned. | cott s mulsion Mat) Address: “Outicurs Laber- : skin : Detectives were summoned and bailds up health. ~ Seid BROWN C AB h ft Tnev ad confronted the Cm- | . 6s wr aiier th ha ; CONLFONL d the Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. Nj 23-70 Shaving Stck. ‘ , ts A with - re ts —_ re. success! ul cab pre : lim, he volunteered to tell his con- | -— — : ) nection with the plot and to name - : large volume 0 ing. As a result of his story seven Le | ORES : BRS ny r ee ™ other employes were arrested e x . a 5) Oa as te | | me | e Ch a Is OUF — Seven of the emploves read) = © s 3 od We are nots confessed that they had been slip- ¢ * 3 2 . 3 of stock and had the public gets a } out paying rumous price Practically all o OSE IG st. gS yo Ei 2 : | 7 ! ; i | ful businesses of me t he + uying all of the = & : ) ; : , ey stole. This was deciel| [Ef . a a ae ; 4 erected on large volu an named = & ; a , : ee : | ) a Were not proud, so we employe who owne th = & : : ‘ . 3 i ploye who owned the| BE | ; | a Yee . ; 28 We are f urHies Bell avenue, told the nolic = 4 3 ~~ " i { : . : 3 . inn ae — a , he went to work for the companvr % e: ie ‘ ; MP oe a ice possible last October; coming here from a a Ss ad . ze Ps aa>y , a rates. farm at Stecleville, Mo. A little) [ru @ re cs > Fs i These iow rates more tnan a mon = ' . se OW ms | ; i fixed by the volume ~~ ) . % given us. /ncreasing thly installments of $22.! * : ee . ' *: » = w= _) ; : decreasing prices. And Asked for Loan. = 5 . 3 : re A Te : ume were to become so n the first monthly parment = $y _ e eatiggte pags Sist— Fre daar and 10 cent cab service. i 3 x a ie ) | This plan Is a 1nd borrowed a few! [Pe & . = f= J me Fy eo oe ee : the public, and an larence herryv a : s ~ a , j , 7 +e -@2 . 4 a " . > se SOK ee : = = & 49 Aw FE SS : ) j that “fair exchange is This company terested in the opef company in St. Lous , me , Acorporation BE RPA ROR aH ™ 4 és i sa S aae Se a oe as eeNeae neds soa -_ pecans are intermingied. An exqui- site Cake, baked to perfection. » | Maple Black Walnut Stollen | A delectable after-schoo!] treat for kiddies or for break- fast. Speciai opening price. PPS. Pecan Nut Jumbles A real old-fashioned confection Specially priced for our opening, at. %- pound box. VOR SS Sp Renses PRESS RI RI es a ee — ———— 7? , > aa a oe nh riOoOwevel tr] > ew weer eee Te eres ree police are holding Maberryr pend- A Unique Novelty Free to Kiddies Accompanied by an Adult, at Our New Store KS Py ~ R 4 \ witnesses, have been released. ‘ ; wa ates ast =f HRA eR SLOSS EOS MET SRST OCS EEA SNP OLS Stet elm serenore.® \ TWO NONUNION PAINTERS REPORTED BEATEN AT WORK In Two Other Cases, Fresh Paint I | . saulted vesterday and in two other oP 4 ot eases coal tar was smeared over | fresh paint which had just been laid by nonunion painters. A paint- | : @ ers strike is in proghess. B. F. Trimble of the’ Eureka | 7. ‘ , ; snl E Radiola HT al Painting Co., 4327 Evans avenue. , - reported two of his workmen were hadiv beaten when on a job at 3028 _.- Now the big distance records are Sheridan avenue, The men are un- er care of physicians at their era possible for any home. Get the bomen dad Seat maeusunnaane: withheld because of fear of further stations a thousand miles away ace thienie lak Sie | on the loudspeaker. Pick your /| ants, six or seven in number, es choice of programs from hundreds | Witte ¥. iptgecs; S0b0 Wie of them everywhere. Radiola AL \N WS nar gitar Mla 0 his men at 4425 Oliv Ill-a is a receiver of quality build Ws tee a ar —sturdy—sensitive—clear and un- Ss W/ coal tar. Clarence Good eon avenue, another disto rted in its reception, and — “a jo contractor. reported ‘inten arn achieving a low price made pos- a 7 tom, a8 a job he had = Gite Olive. : sible only by quantity production! & “FIERY CROSS” BURNED ON KIRKWOOD SCHOOL GROUNDS Members of Board Believe ft Was Done by Kiansmen Celebrating Tax Increase Victory. Members of the Kirkwood Schoo! Board today said they believed the. burning of a six-foot “fiery cross” on the high school grounds there | last Saturday night during a mo-/| tion picture performance in the auditorium was done by klansmen to celebrate the successful cam- paign to imcrease the school tax rate from $1 t® $1.60 per $1009. ! Klansmen tock an dcetive part tn 1@ election, one of the results of¥ which was the defeat of William . Daly. a Catholic. for ti Radiola Ul-a we scroot board. The tere wren including’ head- was erected quietir. and apparent- Pierce, Radicia : -$% Ye ° Loudepesker ang '% Without ceremony. + ary-ceil Radio- _ 7 | trons WD-if. . : en a " Witheut Batter- jo As | ; 7 ies, $108. : MOSCOW, ‘§—Release | : 25 q ‘rom prison of Archbishop Zeplaik. i s SEER BR, WWE ve eee ~~ - Ps ERLE R . eS - zr PP Fe CO a ee 't good name to find in clothes When it’s there-goodstyleand fine all- wool fabrics “are there, too Teer eee eee a ee ee ~ ss odd an ‘ be fi There's «2 Radiola fer Every Purse — from the two-tude Radiola III at £35 to the Readicia Super- Vill et $525. Come tm to see them’ bi ; 7 YEN (i snunnnsensanaeucuusccuecesnee 8 = = _ 3 be te et || | \ | : oO ne ; x Rae 0 Alpes : a y COMPANY ¥ MISSOURI mead of the Evman Cuthelic Ww. Pm. CHRISLER .PRES. Chureh in Russia, is being delayed pecause a Polish visa for his paas- 1004 OLIVE STREET a : . | ; port has not yet been received s Exclusive Representative far the Steinway Piano and for the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano according to the assistant commis- | salir of justice, M. Katanian. The Polish authorities are taking re- transportation i nl laa

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ea oR es he See MR BETTE SAR MENORD io hes SOP CNS 5 ton hg — y Sos a ae Di ee, ae ~~, ; : - - * ee LE SR OE = tad cin i Ry La bP IS oa Fs yo - a ——— ee ee i i I a Ra i a in ae i i » ~ rain : ~~ > em “J } : ' a Pree es § ra “aes ie i a: a age 5S ae ~ of ae - - hag uA ‘y tae hee SN a ;nEEineerteeeeeneeee ee ee i a ee. — . Dit Nee +) aged ae a Se a ee - 3 ies Ors Fy, rt ai) Se > a iages Me aS ed ate re PS ES ek . , Cie a eee ma ar ae ; ; yO tS : ‘ ; - = Sarees, | - gtr » oath ‘ RI Lb 9 1 ee a ‘ . i 5 - eee eal _ — ~ ma = te tee: ~~ Mee - an “ ive . ne at gf ' . , | = | 4 : — = : ; : ; . ' , j es ~eT \ -~ S$ ¥ 2 yi Ps =, 5; i Der = + eS cz ie ; . r yrtiec ( e po- | muetarge volume of patronage and small {°° time. were reported to ve pe S Onstant rowt SR -— fit lice last night and early today. | : - | a peas LOO eK” oe? g pro ] P : : : The first case was that of Miss | ‘ This 1s our kind of business meth- Agnes Dagner, 20 years old, of 4462 | ‘G88 § od. We are not subject to reproach, and a eee , 2a the public gets what it is entitled to with- who, after were —_ sobkd Sa ate se ¢#@e8 out paying ruinous prices. ere. ee om | os $ 2 ia : which she had alighted, in front of | Practically all of the great success- — 4453 ractede avenue, at 4:45 p.m ful businesses of modern times have been yesterday, was knocked unconscious | erected on large volume and small profits. PY &"_utomobile which wes pass: | We're not proud, so we copied the plan. . mi, Ra y . ° traffic ordinance, at high speed. : We are furnishing the finest cab The-| eposits = amram rs oie ‘ ip se costes m 5 sd de seen a ge i iy ae eT i imiak ade sy _ ™ ie 7. : " : , Af ee 5 oy ese »- ee Pee FRE TAIN ARS EAB TARE igh ei maaan Uo: Nir ase eli egal ae asec sitet alli ' . ee % ay : kien © ee ei his! rey Py ey bes. » LY b/ 3 hy oy is be cs 4 ‘ . ber e + yf ke re re One of Them After Being ) : oe a + hy ay ates Pat ae ee. o Pee, we, se 4 - Meh Ee Swen cows aggre _—T rs «€ — ~~ ge —. (2 ew es oro ~ Pa al oo POE, we = herr? - ? - oO ee ee 7 . : _ — . oper ne =i To - _ . amas . ee aS ee re Qpere & Om, P' = " ER tee eG! | EE, RO i Foe np - , ‘ing the street car, in violation of a The street car motorman, service possible at this period at the lowest ‘mas Morrissey, 3729 Lucky street, t S yelled at the driver to stop and fates. | when he was ignored abandoned | These low rates have actually been Tanai. Se dtaunie Sakman.| NOVEMBER 16, 1899 fixed by the volume of patronage vou have 5939 Bartmer avenue, and followed . ge y $17,051.19 the fugitive motorist to Euclid av- piven US. Increasing VO ume with us means enue and West Pine boulevard, a decreasing prices. And it would suit us if the vol- distance of more than two blocks, ume were to become so great that we'd have a 5 where he caught up with him. _ | j | MARCH 31, 1900 and 10 cent cab service. Refuses to Give His Name | Morrissey demanded the name This plan is a fair exchange with ana address of tne ariver, who mut- : ° . . r ome sort j lligibls the public, and an ancient proverb writtei: seceontines aad re” Sap serrata $1,265,474.55 by Heywood in the Fifteenth Century says motorman standing in the street. CORSO A ay sry WOU wy *, Rta ta . OS ate «lp "a 'o 5 », * : nen : * , : ‘ae > — * 7 el —_ ~ BREN amg cece saan ASEH Nas Aa TA. name of the man to whom the li-! cense was issued is not listed in the ; Webster Groves directory. The po- MARCH 31, 1909 ‘lice are still looking for him in the | belief that he resides near Webster | aeaee | 19,156,665.22 ? ? ad Hail Them Anywhere | Man Knocked Unconscious. |. Peter sangre ee Some FOREST 1-2-3-4 jton avenue, a mere — | boulevard in front of 4826 Delmar | boulevard, where he is employed (as a baker, at 3:45 a. m. today, | when he was knocked unconscious ; * . | by an automobile driven east in ithe boulevard at high speed. The |driver made no effort to stop his — 'machine and left Ahlheim, who | a Aine Site MARCH 31, 1915 suffered a fracture of the skull, lyifig in the street. About 15 minutes later Detec- 2 tive-Sergeant Schoening, -driving a G G police automobile east in Delmar, ® 9 * noticed an object lying in the | z Z} reet and, thinking it was a bun- dle of newspapers, got out of his | |'machine to throw it aside. When | MARCH 31. 1918 ihe found that it wag an uncon- | |scious man he took him to city | |hospital, where Ahlheim was re- | ivived sufficiently to give his name ‘and address and the details of the | * 9 * | accident. Woman Run Over by Auto. | Miss Martha Wichard, 49. of | | MARCH 31, 1921 ' = /1143 South Kingshighway, suffered | | linternal injuries and cuts a | _bruises about the body and lim»bs| t when knocked down and run ov r | by an automobile in front of her | * . ° a aeeeeeenedl NER oe Be ae SO! 2 > ee Rab’ SE etn i iy i 7 | - a ttm MO es eg liane oon peiecenmer eee aittidines apie ee, ee ee ee RE I eg ON races) a Ee amen é * a . - ” : : ‘a af wg ws ~ £ ~ -\tgd LS oem Park. recy ae * ect nee “Sa $ home at 7:30 p. m. The two le? ‘wheels of the machine passed ove: | her body. 4 dog, which Miss Wichard was carrying, was knocked | MARC 31, 1924 from her arms. The automobile, later deseribcd | by Miss Wichard as a Ford touring | car, was driven my a man wearin:: | a tan cap. He was accompanied | by another man. The driver maile | | 9 ‘ * WASHING MACHINE .@ THE FINEST WASHER EVER MADE j | Easy to operate—safe to use around children, as all | & a + 4 & bcs: - Ry way moving parts are enclosed—has large swinging wringer with cushion rubber rolls—built of the finest materials ~—Tuns without noise, jar or vibration, which, combined with the slow, easy, smooth running, powerful driving mechanism, insures years of long, hard use. no attempt to stop, but put on more! speed after the accident, Miss | Wichard said. Miss Margaret Johnson. 18. of .4171 Russell avenue and Douglas |}Cremin. 22, of 4213 Castleman ave- nue, a student, were cut about the head and face when an automohile ‘driven by Cremin collided with an- ‘other automobile at Grand boyle- | 'yvard and Park avenue at 2:15 a. m ee SOLD ON EASY TERMS Pay only a few dollars down, and we will deliver this beautiful A B C Washer—then small monthly payments soon pay for it. Don’t delay—call or phone today. North Eighteenth atreet, and A)- | Pho i : y , =e Oo ive 5256 Central 6334-R i\bert Dodgson, 22, of 1310 Stouies | ——— Ss ‘ Ten Million Dollanr ELECTRIC 1117 Olive St. cot cnee soe toe ne ive f. | when Simonin’s automobile skidded | Oy hy | TORE Sea tepeeh ong epee eee Salk = -TO ST. CHARLES CO. stones 109 Locust Si. gy»: sie: ana Branch streets at 9:45, | . b_« ° 'p. m., and collided with an electric | light pole. j TTTTTiitiiiiiiiitititiiioig Gus Bacon, 2932 Barrett street. | and John Davenport, 1124 North | Ninth street, a negro, were cut and otherwise injured when a truck. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening 'driven by Bacon was hit by an IIJi- newspaper giving Associated Press news service, jnole Central passenger train at | Main and Carr streets yesterday. Two Hurt When Auto Hits Pole. | Miss Martha Simonin, 20, of 1536 | A ee ee ; > —_

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED FNAL HEARING ON inn BO N | ie penn aan ee a ’ \ SANS AR Z2 314] RY A.W om otaDs | Just Arrived in Time for Easter ae “Daneel a ey *, «ae EE the color Of their money With the coler Of our ink! Say it with color In The American Weekly Magazine And all the world's An echo! & «38 $44644646664660646 ‘Government Contends It . Should Share in $5,000,- . | 000 of Fonds Held by! for the liver N CW W il] Coats Beware of imitations, Demand | | Alien Property Custodian pe at a er ere* pO AE A ye Ree a hy tye ¥) on See ? 7 x neil 63 ae - | ing the very smartest styles of the season, and— : ; jaig buyers of bonds of the | values that will make it much easier for you to buy. : " at , ee CTriai t:erman t,;overnument. in » J | j ; . ‘ pian allows you | the period before the United States i f im \ | | - to pay a little entered the war, wili have a final | 1 25 MK) | Girls! Try this! Whes , 1s h week hearing April 22, before Federa’ s ' | NY and dressing your hair, jist eacn ; . \ sary) ' |} your bair brush with a litth “hy _ \ | derine"* and brush it th . Open A ‘hair. The effect is _~ = Charge Account n ‘ ‘ MB me = ry . — . mao hin speew a ee ASS A RR" aaa gee: Ai Ss a . PID OS SOE RRP TEN le He BSE, . Pls RRL Lar SAAD: I GAD RD, on lla Bas laa 2 cele betes . ' ©, ENTER GBA FR 3 _. ‘ | e of the 4 5 e re in to verstocked ment to meet their claims. They of ‘*Freezone’’ for a few cents, Iso exhibit the certification of the Sufficient to remove every hard ; | , , Bleached ; A Dentist Declares > Imp The resnits I obta ned from t ’ Io Vex fer prorrhea were al- ievelian ; dentist wrote . + for ethical reasons doe toa have his name men A 23 7 ee gat rin evabie a. " fa yrresent republican Government of COrn, SOmt corn, or corn between - De sit t A po Holds Any Garment Germany. to the effect that it ap-| the toes, and the foot calluses, proves the payment of their claims without soreness or irritation. | | gon 7 from th ; in the ' Z toned although we have it on filg New Safe Method vother Cleveland dentist wri i ’ .ot used it in a single ec Brand-New Serge 4 from impounded funds in Embroidered ae eae gh phaceneiamontae re -_= i AU | OME in Thursday—you will find in this large | ci one mathtiads tenes SA ment attorneys. who were tory resucts. from Washington to op- ela tee . . ’ ‘ay 1 da «Horlicks oa te selection feminine styles that are serviceable, ws {set 2 SX OUNCE hottie or 0 claim, said that the funds he ORICINA | i | ee he ‘a L . . alias , Tank cate ‘ ut Maiteo Milk stylish and beco - | se at Wolff Wilson, Judge & Doly not exceed $5 nnn aoe: and O h ' aS. > el > > . ss) * i» 7 ~-+ ‘ ‘ | ~ Wi 4 Xs ad . 7 & . ~ 7 ‘3 Dress |~| Suits ry ‘ dations on American shipping, BRAND-NEW $ $ ‘should share in these funds. ldren , The Government lawrers. more- a 2 | e~ £2: is fusranteed. It hasn't failed 7® aver. contended that it was uncer- Digestible—No Cooking. A Light Lunch ee ee ee SPORT 95 {0 ‘tain whether even the 3$5.900,00% Sa” Avoid imitations — Substitutes The POST-DISPATCH ig the only St. Louis evening a 5 Per = “2 a ae wate newspaper giving Associated Press sews service. * = = = 4 roe Sa oF eae eee A= geed actuaily beion Imperial Government, o % it nek that the court, before deciding the |e 2 ff £3... tae © : case. must determine t uesti - : F a lite, a ne as mew. “Many fime of original ownership _ oe 4 Ster-made. many Hart Schaffe ain ; Pe “ . May Be Other Claims. dae ; " JAC VETTE 95 mer & Marx made. Mech better lay me a gs . »* = ’ . than cheap sew ones. tis beheved that there are ma & Ww ss . + ~ j rT} rica ae grcehasers of l™m™m ; . \Sae © 2 . ' 4 th a nas who wo Brand-New Tallored Brand-New perial German bonds who would All-Wool ee ee on nue: Site tether 3 a — — With These Extras. | MOuis Plaint ~ ° 95 Blue Serge iv ultimately award ; ad 7 for the satisfaction of the bond ob- , - ae —_—_ a ne ‘overnment law- , sains and gives teeth a sew, eal 5 i: i i. + Say enn | whiteness. almost “while you Oa a ey ae Bs it ; ! : a L>-« = ~ ’ ; fe ’ sf Sh ts ; i | he ASS la i ss eae et A. ’ | ae / i : ‘oabe? | t. wri y . . >: : 1a ? a rae : ‘ ° ; K — — _ ‘er ceping 11110ns SILK 95 $5.00 ° DAYTON, O Apm! $.—Lieut : ' gut bas ~ igh are” = . FP Ae > 2auten: (Oo 6€be.)6U6performed on the 3 Coats, bedy of her husband. Louis, who be “died at the Wagner plant. 4 | Dress better for half. (+ Wagned died as the result of an UNION E CTRIC x electric shock, Feb. 10, 1917, and LE | ; 0 { 2 A G . “ee te te ae ; AND: “milated” br the St. Louis L . (ecunty Coroner because the de. | TN, ae IGHT AND POWER (0 -o of heart disease and avoid , pe: ——withe autopsy was performed by the Pa) The POST-DISPATCH ie the on! ‘ore : only St. Louis evening oroner &3 @ Becessary part of the | Withow ebligaang savecif, I would She to know | more about ‘pay-as-you-ase™ plan. Your | there was no evidence to uUp- | hold her contention and ruled that iment of damages. Ju e Tavter 5; “serongl cutee Tk Main 322006 V3 th and LOCUST Central 3590 Rewapaper service. inquest. t

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wiwithlace ae : a “WEDNESDAY, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED APRIL 9, 1924. ae 4 APRIL y. 1924. ADVERTISEMEN? = pe weil | Would Buy Oradle of Revolution. | Would Rene Strikebreakers. [or lockouts are in progress unless By the Associated Press By the Assoc es. ; the men employed are made ac. | PARIS. April 8.—The Chamber) WASHINGTON. April 9.—The | cdhintad with ait e ness of Deputies voted today the bill House Labor Committee today @P- | tions. authorizing the state to purchase proved a bill whith would make it) L 1 We; h Vizil nly Leon illega ‘ ac state | t a |)'\) | AW REPEALED the Chatcau izille, only n ‘illegal to send labor across state | db eledbbdpeccsdokidedeis Oss O eig | r existing condi- eae and a few other royalists boundaries to points where strikes | oting in the negative. Vizille, | : wadee is in Dauphine, is regarded | | Gleamy Mass of H 4 ’ he? eres | as the cradle of the French fevo- air | she Uniform Vanquished by lution. Ol ean Se “Dand Plain Clothes Politicians c erine” does os | G 7 | in Wage Clash. Don’t rub your clothes. Just boil! § for Any Girl’s Hair 1} & | the dirt out by using Staufer’s, the |» : ' 7 ; The uniformed fireman was van- | Poached Eggs soapless way of washing which) § : a guished by the plain-clothes pre- | can be given a really leaves the clothes fresh and clean. | cinct worker of the Republican or- Lanter apne Guaranteed not to injure fine fab- | : ganization yesterday, when the! eggs are done and rics. Used successfully in St. Louis| § Board of Aldermen, by unanimous = on toast, . for 25 years. vote, repealed the ordinance estab- ture the yolks an Every grocer sells Staufer’s. One lishing an eight-hour day for city |} son cach one with two bar of Staufer’s equals two of soap. No need to put off firemen. | or three drops of the i per hep end ebay bere sold \ buying new Spring Comptroller Nolte’s statement | famous : Y ta \s Lo that he would not apyrove any sal . : nant Soe gem vane : 3 f 4 1c oy ot apy Vv & Y Sai- | i, ¢ othes. | furniture, woodwork, floors, etc. ary increase bills for city employes | | Our New ! the firemen’s eight-hour iaw Thin, Poor Blood Can Be Overcome With | Luyties’ TISSUE TONIC Improves the blood, strengthens the | CREDIT is a convenience that we extend /nerves, stimulates the appetite, to everybody. New Spring clothing is here builds up the tissues, giving re-| @ in abundance, on most reasonable terms and i ‘newed @ at prices you can afford to pay. -Sirwth god viel” | EASTER COATS | The Best Spring Tonic nA i : | Liquid, large bottle, $1.00. Also in wae . to be we $ 50 | the convenient tablet form; per looking clothing and pay ® | bottle, 50 cents. : | nua ot ’ . " » small —e ows Luyties’ Homoeopathic Pharmacy vs j.."82cau'sel fa. 913 Locust St. lA Dollar or Two a Week Will Do. * Low Price was repealed, packed the gallery | SAUCE Poli and the floor of the board cham- EASTER SUITS cy bers with city employes urging the | THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Business building is certains | . ‘through the use of Post-Dispatch Mannish Styles Incladed enables vou to repeal of the ordinance. The Fire- | | LAUN ecesesusceceeeesesesses® $ Husincss Card Want Column at : ‘ynan’s Union had about 20 members| | Styles that you would expect get the latest , a i eae heg tsi Om | | to find at an exclusive shop and fashions now at a ee | prices that are no higher than ee . ~ oF | | the meeting in an unsuccessful ¢f- , ~ y ~ , | cash prices elsewhere. oe ey, ¢ 5 much below the | sort to stem the tide. | be , S > “oe \eD. > - , oy 8. FE A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do. reguiarscale.Our. Proposal to ircmen. ~r tr aa ~ t . ? Nios: ty “, Poe e , a ae s 737 | Pug ag a”: \. te, A ote f Py 7 ‘ : “ ‘ we”. , ‘ - Easter : | charge account|, The Efficiency Board has rec-| > chy | . | plan allows vou °™mended increases for 5000 city | P -¥ , - DRESSES a é : . emploves amounting to approxi- ba ' ey All ki » j : i d nds, sizes, Girls! T 41 Wh Ya to pay a little mately $600,000. The increases av- e ; colors and ma- ad ig nm en combing H each week. eraged about $10 a month. Fire- | tortais, md dressing your hair, just moisteg | men were offered an increase cf / ; pur bair brush with a little ‘‘ Dag. oy $17 month by Comptr ae nN: lie P: i . a ») i} ) i \ s sats jerine’ and brush it through vour & Open A ; I I ’ oni}y U r Oo ; 7 roe. ee th Saar r fh a + a ee cata Nr Ld hie; . ‘) ae ERS dai Daye Macs SR Me a teks Be NN ee fe ginal ha ait Be te teoy | HE sp BEB | « ss a tas x witaiha § _T , a hae ey es ie “ SS Mee \ aay ts * . Clie ie ty ' Clay does more for women 4 beau- Alao W 1 Mga ream, a my , : i ' ow e lay no my Pacts Years of research brought success. Mr. | q Here are a few of the used and slightly used Phonographs offered at greatly ty than all other dids combined. It famous theuid cleanser. Also Hill discovered a@ most remarkable +8 4 . poemeee prices for the next few duys. These are only a few—if you do not ; purges the skin of all that clogs ** | Youth, which brought my mule. H faith, . ind in this list the Phonograph you want, write or call for complete list. | . : with e backed it with energy: . = ay continually have on hand a large selection of used FPhonographs accepted : ii i-—the causes of sallowness, black integrity and a name that meant * ‘sat : trade on New Starck Classique Phonographs. We must move this entire | ft] PR and biemishes ‘the gouth Ive kept. : stock ! : faction or money back.” a at once to make rvom for new stock. It brings the blood to the skin to | — or na A heey oe a ag oe of America population : . $110 Brunswick , $63 7 $100 Victrola o 84 | ail ik | . i | pourish and revive it. The result is Snore Drive, Chlcage. # 1} 150 Columbia . 66 125 Console... 62] | ero 80 Vitanola .. 49 275 Console .. 167] # , | Every Frock included in the extraordinary oo : , A Fea semblage is a copy of an import, duplicate 9000998000028 08 rck Tia l almost bevond detection in fabric, styling nee 9 HE POST. DISPATCH is the or . ° ta no Gn. x eft finish. Charming dinner Gowns that ref “e a: St. Louis evening newspaper gi Manufacturers ef Starck Grend, Upright end Player- Pianes | = the gay ely of spr ing: afternoon modes tha j Associated Press News Service. ; : 8. E. Cor. ; , ) boulev ards; distine live t ‘ S | will be oyenent on Pa aris OrEN EVENINGS

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‘ pale be $e. aay oa pe rane rh. a call nner “ » na ase rome - a nasal p- ie aaa Se . ari eee 3h waeems Mee AS -8F a. © heey © re = , inh Siplaaes 3 eens rt ; sa ate PRON IE TSR: WEE BMP: Cag eat agit LAD a ete HY yen, = i aha eset ” sale be sp set . ea ee RI. Fe: i nin pigs ithe wi e ‘ RENE CES Se vm a heal > ad > Re PIS Ia oh LLNS, § SEN RG SERRA OF ie UE Se hoe PPE Void BAK DoD PIMA Cee - alee sk ~: ' lin an office he was at liberty to ikeen them Of course he waa I ‘eorge #0 convinced George that Gears kept the two $1900 bonis | ie found. : All this took placé@ last Weidnes- | 'day night when George was wWork- | | ing as night porter in the offices of | ' ' :olding one George Taylor, negro : Dy She Se | “4 $9 wears old, af 29°8 Olive street 2 ses gles : 7 —— George's wife Toledo, wil! iq , ~“ : 7] ‘ : ait 7} ie the Century Electric Co., 1827 Pine a & treet. This morning detectives were 5 get bond for bim. And may- | . Toledo won't. “She specs I'ma plumb foolish : niggah.” George ad- itted humbly at héadquarteérs to- | 4 ; | { fy Me nh Got $1002.36 for One Bond. oe Se VL— : 7 B The Pwat-.Thienratch which mean an_ appreciable 7 Le apes 3 b “nS 4 an sy ankaiegs hn “# icon Poke ys oN ST Ee ee ane 1 i ety ft ad i le os ay Nee Beat as: ime ; SRR See Ly TA RD ere AN Gay SORT RR NT So i lianas AMRIT hee, SS Bae

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1924. The Dwily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci reulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _aeTEeTISEMENS nd REPUBLICANS WIN /P==SREEEREr=] 4 | , My Guarantee—Cure or No Pay. NoChloroform. No Dadger. mor te | Ff | tion from Business. Call or write today, oye + Aga FREE vex | S=- CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. om ‘ere ) | og ee a sen DRC. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist, Office Hours, 9108 PINE STREET &T. LOUIS, HO. Evenings, 7to9 | eiasmes o'er ck OE eae Bundays, 10 to? March Building Purmite Increase Over February Building permits issued ; Louis during the month of a showed: an iherease of $2290 _ over February, ath ee Seis Bea pit HSA 2 a sy We ne , ' ee P a aed ight vila a Ot. - Aa ee Now is the opport builders of new home furniture. Paneer suites and ou : 4 the Annual Spring Clearaway if Sale at the Prufroek-I, itton niture Company, Charlies. une time fo Port Fourth and a ssage | | 4 De. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is the prescrip- e business t-Dispatch d to the indispensa- Orts pages. ns are the h. e€ personal Ss message ot what -it chieve it. ame - pon es = ee ee ee ee ee ee ee : — - in shoes, what rs in ties and an who plays orseback, who in short, what ectly attired for to go for good he is able to special prices appreciable ; ae 5 hy Sg ia ee | Ag eS TERT ASE . : ; be» git ons >, Pacitee oA) ‘y Pere 75 Dee ge ee eee agit < y Fe ee ae ee ee NR he OREN ae oS pe eR a } ee I - YA ats || Ra } . 2 ek c r 4 , 8 5 i ave + ; i iat: ti (Dake : d ey OF ee ee Cay ee 9 ctedeo? Pa oe : TE Wee Pee Sets A. °

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, ” = . pe wey 4 ae ETS Fe Se EOL” Set en caren r meee Cee EER eeeer > ——— LOTT TS ena ee renee se ae PGi 5 9a Sion, Be Gee. FOB STE IT I EY ERY SR IT RENE I” ARE” Og Rane Danny: (mer ame ; ey re OR eR ; oy a Se ; - seis : 1 Rr a ae SES - - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIb 9, 1924. — se |. It Appears That the Browns Grabbed Everything From the Ft. Worth Cats Shocker P robably Will Not oN ; Illini Relay Marvels WhoGo to California Next Saturday | PARINAIS PLAY 4 2 di ‘ ' Garaini He Zuna Recommended " CH: Fer a Position on eo linners of Pike ) einai al ee de ed i de i i dda a | U. S. Marathon Team ''Meet Me sag eh Re = F t Battle t BOSTON, April 3.—Albert Gel- : 1) Po E Baske a e ger Jr.. a chairman of the Ath- rit. : letic Committee of the Boston one | 2 r A. A., bag written to the Ameri- | — 4 Both uin ean Olympic Committee recom- _ eg: oe c mending’ that Frank Zuna of : ; * ° . « . Se ae . ae a ae A . ~ sca > 2 ile 0 e , 4 DRE NR a ee. a ee SSeS oo Moe ‘Sos ; Sen = . wy ay ee Soca + = wi i xs : ain . ee . . Be saeN as : oy > er “oes pitt 4 ° ek 3) S. Bee : 2 ee te OS, es eries; l er ops | 4 ) : ak : * | : i ; “ ee > e i = é = S ‘ x aS Sg Gas S —— See ie " : timore marathon on! March 8, eS 2 Formidable Scoring rowel! : a —— | . aes eee a #5 and the Detroit marathon on April Siti in Field : Ss - eS = - 3 ’ . Ba ee ae Z Regular Team m rieic-——& or siete nero lll — san staiettiiame mammal Meanie Te 7* eBiten = AOI 74 5, of the necessity of competing in the B. A. A. marathon on April o-dnnal _ —o- Ze - - Fi Wie ~~ ‘18, the final Olympic tryout ita a gea ‘ ce Oo Se RR ae SS eee pg | una not yet sent his en- oe a B Of the -Dispatch Sport Staff. SS ee a (| = oe , Sie es | try for the B. A. A. event, but it 8 - mer TULSA, Ok., April 9.—If Marty McManus is able to Regen i ae & Sa oS ee | eens ser ES: it ; cd ast Sa and if Kenny Willtams hits his batting strh a Sak Sree es a2 = compete. > ae ; sfterncon in preparation for ¢ : University at the Coliseum ‘suffered last Saturday and if Kenny Willfams hits his batting stride; @ ee 6h o > a. . = i by then, the Browns will be in excellent condition to start the scram- =. + = ee Sees FF Eo Se aS S > ° hetr os ee nui: | wat Ss. a Bb. ie cS Se Somes Be ae ke 23:68 6°5 § | ashington victory o J » will be preceded by an eq ble for the American League Pennant. i. eee ee oe ae | Williams in the two games with; ~~~~~~_..~.~.~..~~ ethene | Ag ae tase. Saeos ee os : a coe = ae e ee eS: CARDINALS ndiq }j-star teams picked from & the Fort Worth Cats showed the ef- |; . ae Co hee ee be SES - See Sete : on Cane Roth ee * fects of his long layoff. His toe) Browns Arrive Home ae : . tit: 2 oo Ss Be : ¥ : Ag , Ms rs. ; OES eS ; , = ; although tomorrow night 5S ma- ' in his best style, but he needs gape | : Friday M x : Play ie 8 ce ae ee 4 , See ge : 3 : es Cardinal Catcher May Be Ready should go to ae ae ; r "Sor attraction is described as an ¢X-) batting practice to get him back!) Tulsa Oilers Today | sk kee FS - — to Work Shortly After (athletes by a oneal pinition came, with proceeds to S| | , 2 a the Brownie pitchers this See . legiat i¢ ' = EB coueds afternoon in the first of two Vernon Clemons has so far re- two visiting o" ey on and St Louis U. have the; to batting practice and he did that | aegis adic ot ane | -j e is : ; been « . . pons Seeted, vege utd + wot al genet odlbemedl peadaeel after covered from his knee injury suf- — : o strongest teams in the city. and | much sia a ree ie Sey hy | . the operation on his hand be fered a month ago at the Cardinal Y ee ais is proba ble that the combination = $ ent tnat ne wi : d ') may work. However, that is not train! cam t Brad Pre ich wins next Wednesday and is hoping (|? iinely. Shocker will work in ng pa entown, Fia., unge, hiss whic! ow ne piey in the second game at Tulsa./( part of the second game. The | a ess. it is likely that Sisler wil! |) Browns will hurry from the ball him on the bench until the |‘ park to the train tomorrow eve- 'S ning and will arrive in St Louts “——. a ; tomorrow night will Haines p. Whether the win-] Umptres—Weir and Brennan. that he may be ready for work low’s : mere e By a Special Correspondent of the shortly after the start of the season. : Benet pnageege be generally regarded | : Post-Dispatch. He has been in St. Louig under the} McKendree Jees p = ions, so the game in| foot relli had | Sare of ees the champ : ge ieenea pest i oe MeManus|{ ®t 7:30 Friday morning. — ATLANTA, Ga, April 9.—TIn |care of the club physican, Dr. Rob-| McKendree is alge tect will be a championship af- subsided yesterday fees ce Hae |) Secretary Willis Johnson has }| #eS ; snehe neat to last games betove.ar-lest’ W. Hyena de eae ae aoe Bert a oe te Wear 8 Geese Sewn. ') arranged to have the train stop _ , & riving home the Cardinals today/weeks and is now getting about on = » combinations realize this had been hobbling around in 4/>) .+ Tower Greve station, as by ( ; gin f the South- : . - Bot i- coreg tbo a ecatmine there the players can | ge 4 j met the Atlanta team of the South-/ with the aid of a cane. und the coaches of the two inst ae ee i) cg hei ‘homes earlier. ? a Laie - a ern League here. The Mound City The probability of Clemons’ re-|tO win the javelin “oy peut have done their best to put ~ene Sisier said last night that he: get to their So | renter enaaian sane , ed Heini ‘ mons * would not announce his spring |‘ rns ee was well represent by Heinie turn to the lineup is especially | ¢Presentative in this fees ‘aut the strongest possible repre- ry ae oer Bim = watt) later. |. : es 4 Sarate the spring series with tne lin the eighth, after walking the | eads Horemans FIRST INNING ~ = rk: rdinals. first man. he struck out three in a | rw “ eee oe c » 8 Sea ate ; Fee so pag: equ to labt years 4 Seal his teammates i " ? . he st , | oF ARDINALS—Fiack . J.| MISSOURI « : : oad = * Elam Vangilder who came tol ow. His worst inning was the Out of Luck. } _ in-the cause of raising money |. ith sacrificed Becker ueties DEFEATS ca en a = Eekhough deprived by injuctes © a hea . ' or ] = — ’ = a .. Naess ah oes o 7 ee eee ne picking bana, [2 when the first et ggg ci More Than Four Hours Re-| F all the out-of-luck man- wd ee ee eee — rus. Hornsby popped to Burrus. NEBRASKA NINE, 4-2 against Vanderbilt, and « sqaeme pe ps ten ygedb wi {PS at eee ae ee Oe ee : | in ti ) oy Bottomley flied to A. Mueller. NQ | Seectal to the Post-Dispatch. in three seconds 5 Eeapain and brian’ i | ~ bruised by a Fung bat in Mobile, | sacrifice flies scored runners and quired to Finish First Block — in the major leagues, | _ the schools apart in contests RUNS. COLUMBIA, Me. Ase! a — ww a have five letter men to open = saebas papeenes tS eee om \the final batter flied to Jacobson. | of 18.2 Match. ; at the present ‘ime, Branch | secre poppin tax gre ATLANTA — Zoellers walked. |S°trli won & closely played year. However, Threlkelt game for them. Making some 7? that he is ready to work. Kolp was lucky to have good out- | | Rickey has most to grieve about. Even if no foundation for re- Sehenaie week , Green ‘Sali : SSMe | ber of the team, . “owance for Minner’s absence, the Another bit of good news wasi,. : 2 | | ; sumption of rélations in the fu- | **S"mes & © center, put- -‘ebraska University here yes- |i. 1 . tl be strong as the eut- ifielders and strong fences behind | With the start of the champion- Rose tine Zoellers on third. B hit | terda © muscle Saturday ream will as: . ture are laid by the Coliseum |“"5 —— urrus hit |terday, 4to 2. Reagan held Nebras-/|probably have to ft that made the Pikers dangerot event, the city is at least bene- — a double play, Hormsby to rg ep hits, — kept them so| Threlkeld, who runs with B-eontenders in the conference race. -_ — Tt Rie ie al ‘ , réeigau to Bottomley, Zoellers | ¥* Scattered that only once—in , ae sy x tenders im tne ath , eorike would be ready for duty by.the handers, pitched for Fort “Worth | Hoppe. world’s 18.2 balkline Dbil-| fielq under the. severest of all fitting by a chance to see a hate . si the eighth—were the visit ble in the low hurdles, will - tf the ability shown in recent prde- as. he n opened Bennett | - : | top basket game, between fives | SCO™S- Pascal flied te J. Smith. ! ors 2 in this event. a | i . thin mane. Che seamen OP tm sharpen/2Ze the Browns were hitfess im ijiarg champion. tonight will enter! handicaps—the lack of a major | nach athidlt “aie Siem seni Yoel a ONE. RUN. ro use their sgfeties to gain & run, 7 fice cessions.. counts Ot —u@may even get a petro ie s ve only two innings. ithe second block of his champion-| league catcher. Accidents and | aggre by the very best men in on getting to first on a flelder’s prs sithe rearranged combination is Ris batting eye in the opening) Persons who have insisted on ‘ship contest with an advantage; failure of several. déals has left | ~ (0 ise ae ; MERRIMAN AND KNIGHT singies oe haar eee ee on imile relay combination & Momany respects better than the for series. waiting for Sisler to face big 1l€ague/oyver Edouard Horemans of Be!-' him with bush league receiving | : There was little hea hittin of “Josh” Dugdale as a mI ; mer outfit. A Paying S MEET TOMORROW FOR Y S- | the quartet. ) “* The only advantage that the E Browns Score Thirteenth Victers. | pitchers before passing on his bat- 'gium by virtue of his victory last; talent only. Each hurler struck out five ts st | The Browns scored their i ; likens might have over the Pik . ; ' : thir-|ting eye are weakening, as Sisler night in the first block of the 1500- | In addition, Rickey has other IME was when football was N Score by innings: eme ng e the relay team Tezas has entered Zz : + Shore ; : . : - 2 Joéks better than he a es olny age aati ~~ aes 0 that wor pages yoo poorty must be carried. The gym victor are exceedingly bright, the/Frazier, Southwestern Conference | Dundee, world’s feat . i. mgt i pacsnd arn , ; : s us it : 4 . . id 3 . . 4 - - ly ¥ since the Browns ave en | ‘ 5 ase AY’ : halan as t Uni seems, are classes. the cross-country run- sixteenth round ending last night intercollegiate hurdle champion, in junior lightweight > imac nas teften Coat place . a or’ ‘ ar % La eT . é a as a ball’ cleb going | Play Erroriess practically certain to be in the NM with the former world’s champion ithe 126- an 90-meter hurdle |™eet Mecky Kansas, vets ners, the coaches of all descrip- | in the lead by a pofnt and a half. | events. — meth: Py falo lightweight, in @_ “s.eurning guard. but thie move Ball. ———o——— He has been hitting’ The Browns went through ‘he 14 ILLINI. TRACK MEN ; | first divtston. | tions ar 1! intained ' If able to strengthen the weak CNET: — maintained out of | There are but five more rounds to match at the V die -- mot in the least weakened the teat hard ang his arm appears|game without an error. thoush| SELECTED TO MAKE | Senay | om TRIP | . ) : lek the recetpts of football and bas- | play f April 21, it was Lyle’ | spots during mid-season. Rickey | ’ ; ale, on Ap . .. for Lyle’s playing at guard has U. S. Rugby Team Sails. - 2 | the dai muptronger ‘there were many difficult chances. | sale : . | Bren | ketball. By in t Ereest. Wingar@wliched the first The team appears to be strong de-_ TO PACIFIC COAST | might even challenge for a place | Who will naint Ps MY Reg ape Be, De By the Associated Press a f one of the features of , hree innings for the Browns and fensively and if it can start hitting | ~iml to the Post-Disnaitch. at the top, such is the uncertain- asian at a _ accusing ania lengthened his lead last NEW YORK. Ansett 9.15 ho Auseet- snail | ecrimmages at Francis gymnasit Was effective, though wild. He the bail early in the ‘Season its; CHAMPAIGN, Ill, April $—Four-]| ty of the competition. at Cieks eet peg ialtsm’ |night. The present champion, Jose | can Olympic rugby team sails on |: i : Seago. center. and Weil : . ' ; Sit oft 3% . ra ol ‘aan au es d =s5 . Ya ' reity P| JiLO0TNIia . pril | a unive siti * , ; . a j en . : ; had a great day, hitting one off innings the day before. it cannot; 1%. The squad will be tncreased to/ _ ” ean fl pee vy ond pears — yer Seer Bigger mm of Russia me - Fister punthininne: deaie ane ‘ but Coach White ie having . ing be said that th itting |24 after tryouts Thursday and Fri-| P'ayers: Out in personne: t's ver se oe Raggt e eta # : : | 4ifficulty in cheoesin en Vee naneee gaa me in its ia = ne . oe day. Those already “aon ae making | little if any stronger than the Twe Heme Rens fer Rath. drew with Edward Lasker of Chi-|season played with the Frisco team fe! Ward whe pee . ~ ee around to Grive one into te ee ste the trip are: Evans in the dashes Cardinals. Cincinnati has a real | NEW YORK April 3. — Babe | “2° im 53 moves. David Janowskt/|of the Ratlros@ League, will jotn —s hotce lies between nguneensnes : e Sa 47%. Oe ™ a = > . _ * . ; : - ' . - ‘ L, ‘ara Ted Pn oe A naa _ | Nail, mile run; Kingey, Rehm and team and a question mark as a |Ruth’s daily act paled before the of France resigned to Dr. Savielly the Kingsport @lub of the Appala- * hited ran rritz Wagener and DUNDEE [IS OFFERED |\Johnson in the hurdles: Mieher andd — 4 4 ws god +4 “ht mass effect of his teammates and Tartakower of Austria in 32 moves,jchian League this season. 3 Winkler. who slaved in a2 Gum ‘Mar Eulo two-mile: Wallace. broad manaeer. Cincinnat ous , a i their Brooklyn opponents who co- while’the zame between F. D. Yates Bernard Senne, another Municipal : ef the conference games Wa the flag—but Cincinnati of England and Eldfin Bogoljubow |League ‘graduate, will ‘appear at / . has not fully recevered from: tna ee : ing Results $15,000 TO : ae : > OPPOSE | amp: Wright, high jump: Carter “ | Operated in heaping up @ grand total " ! Racing ) land Koonz in quarter-mile: Schila-| has been in the same fix before [of 49 hits and 32 runs in nine tn-|°f Latvia was adjourned after 82 /first base for Cairo in the Kentucky- bs c fects of a recent operation and ok | Illinois-Tennessee League. a _— ; ic a fine game at that position and wi Moves. CRIQUI IN PARIS RING | naver. javelin, shot and discus An- without coirung through. jnings of play at Knoxville. Tenn... ; —— ¥ hara ‘es tell a a howe much leter, javeline Brownell, pole vault. Pittsbure is dangerous but not jyesterday. The Sultan of Swat hit =— ——— — ; , ty . . work he can «tand It ie ce Huntington Results. | Sy Sot Rewoeinsed, Prose | ARIS. Apri 9.—Li Auto, leading |The squad leaves Friday for Cali- ressiv Cc } two fpur-baggers, ome a _ silopin . ; ‘ oe , npressive, and the Cardinals « ee mediocre liner, the other clearing | i pn both of these men™will (> a ut it is not known which will @& Weather clouds: track good. Sporting journal. says a Parisian | fornia. n = ——= | the fray five and one-half furjongs: oval-| dee, world’s featherweight cham- | smorrow’ : - | catcher can be found. fore. The Yankees won, batting out | Py CL. oo. onus ag s= 60. pion, an effer of $15,000 for a bout T s Huntington Entries | Right there is where Rickey (24 hits for 20 runs, while Brooklyn | bad “ : , Niess. forward: Manning : . = . , . * " _ : . : P 7 —s . : » _ _ : > with Eugene Criqui in Paris on) (Capyright 8924. | seems -out of luck. 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PERT Le PL RE Ee ee 5: 3 * 33 ” ‘ a Z Shee Bases “33 ; a ePorer hy yae:s a 30'g a wm ” ’ } a FCT si ry RES «fl Rib & 7 oN o UF era Sat il Voge ne Bile ie Dili. *s* a on eemermeer crac sre fn Se ane Bate oe ge A MC REN ee eS ad EE PRT ES Pe BS Oe YE ped My aii aaa peas Tas NEE TR Ca Ly So ite ae or i = - x “ ee & he ; 4 = ty ** am, ot - 3 - of ; he Pas 2 ey aes, . WEDNESDAY EVENING; APRIL 9, 1924. coe ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Gardini Had 50 Toe-holds on Lewis but Lost Them All; Looks Like Gardini Is Losing His Grip ——— ee ELE ee —— - i a a an a ODP BA el . iad ee nl el OPO lll ala om OVOP LALO POLS OP Ph > i i a NF Pe ee vic- | score | Sox =O By the Associated Preas. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. April ®. Today's game between the Athletics — Phillies was postponed be- ‘cause of ; es The Pikers wil} engage in f Second outdoor track meet they participate in at competition with the Ro} jand McKendree College ay Field Saturday afternoon. | The Pikers should have no ¢ By Loren Murchison. f American Sprint Champion. _ By Arthur Schneff. aby ¢ 8 al. “ i |. (Copyright, 1924.) | whe Piker basket ball team will engage in its fina] practice | Vl; ee a :& When America starts to defend | a | ; the track and field championship ‘ania afternoon in preparation for the Olympic Fund battle with St. | | : , iw uia University at the Coliseum tomorrow night. The collegiate | fet P The strength of neither op Mamet hampionship. Wash- | $ two visiting teams is known : oat collegiate c ampi mp. has, in recent years, been ate —— 3 etol and St. Louis U. have the | the weight events, but Conen 1g ee strongest teams in the city, and my will not have the se Fin is probable that the combination jy this year of Runge, his star Fay ch wins tomorrow night will man, and the big fellow’s abou Buisim the title. Whether the win- 7 will lessen the Miners’ st 3 claim it or not, certain it is Speaker Has Injured Finger. CLEVELAND, April $—Doubt was expressed whether Manager Tris \Speaker will be in the lineup when Cleveland meets the New Orleans |'Pelicans at New Orleans today. | Speaker's index finger of his right | thand is badly swollen, the result | of stopping a line- drive during Monday's workout, : again until the task seems even greater than it really is. I ( ~ o .) #2 \think that the field events will be rd ‘| as ie fs ‘Ai > F \ aes ee ee _the deciding point. ee i il : acts A bout Double ; 3 Z mi 22|' Recently I picked the shot-put-: f them all | B kh bal ; | ae és @\ters of America and tried to size] 8™C** Jumper © yeaa qsketball Bill at e POLL LOL LL ke, . By Meet > Wewinners OF rikeway-bilitken » Pikers Will Face J Negro Jumpers Four College Stars 5 empsey-WillS -Notes From t immons 4 | ee a 1) ) oe . | 4 om © ¥ : eet cKen 7 aA : » Strong Player in | : 3 Win in Midwestern ; : . Homers — Meet McKendrel® packet Battle to Claim Title; ay Get Places > "en | E Trasming Campe|| Out TWO eam ‘And Roll aT Eo et Dattie to Claim Litie; This St. L. U. Star ;| y ue 5° Boxing Tryout Meet '| Mat pproved | raining Camps > | 3 : = i (| /¢ By the Associated Press Q | _~ | tics Defeat Phillies and . - , 4 a ; ' (| . i? iat i ee a ee, es ‘| : P ; 2 : : | Ai m. e * “a On Olym IC Team s OMAHA, Neb., April 9.— ?| B R Male Watson Batted Hard. Athle : Re: | _ ‘= : ot uintsAn. Op on tion | | di, | \¢ MATEUR boxers of the Mid- | y ersey oar | Giants and White Sox were Tie Series — Rain Causes ei Fs. se cANt Beamer: ae ! $ 3 » err ae A. A. U. district de. °| ‘tims of human fallings. The Postponement of Today’s s , a es ae Z cided eight champtonships §, bia : ‘hite ‘ a ite L f 7 ging” CS ae = omg Brgy ky yreang g* ete a ee ee Oe entries | Commissioner Refused to Draw | at rani xm Be wags tit Game. 3 ee : + ~ , : f- . Oxy x Sek ie . ' battled throug! ‘ " 7 & iin imning, the jiants . washington Icam, Despite Loss of Jack Minner, Will Have | ; | and Ned Gourdin Lead All piba\aiees tent one Calin: Uist need ‘gave ‘up their Inning and went. to ts j ‘er— i iv ity fa aige : sluggin a * 3 ‘the showers well satisfied. only to *F midable Scoring Power—St. Louis University to Have 1% U. S. Rivals. slugging and frequent knock ‘Title Event. dhecaver tht Gee beens bie Weal ot. ' i — Bi The champions follow: Fly- |made an error, the game having © Regular Team in Field — Big Attendance Expected. ; : y- 2, coor = i — a” a weight, Edward Finley, P |really been a tie. -The Giants, wit i - College: wee alii dros. 5 ada ) | By the Associated Press. (Claude Jonnard in the box, started Frederick, Omaha; _ feather- TRENTON, N. J., April i Png A he wr gga ny _—— reight, Charl Ww A ae oe . . ithe Sox having been unable to ge ledurdiauh teobat ueteoos rs 7 State Boxing Commissioner New- | more than two tallies. It was then A. C.: Welterweight, J. J. Hig- »|'Om A- K. Bugbee declared today | that McGmw presented the Chicago | ee Oe: 4 Middleweight. ‘ that he would sanction the pro- ; batters a lamb in John Watson. In Dorsey McIntyre, University of }| Posed heavyweight championship /*Wo innings they gathered the sey- Nebraska; light heavyweight, (;bout between Jack Dempsey and_ “5 runs .Reesed to. aint OEE Frank Clampitt, Iowa State Col- ‘{|Harry Wills. the negro challenger | Meusel, Frisch and Young were the lege; heavyweight, Homer Scott, ?iin New Jersey ‘ hitting stars. University of Nebraska. \ | . so : Winners are eligible for the | -ommissioner Bugbee refuses ae | semi-fiffal Olympic tryouts at §; draw the color line’ and says Kansas City. ,;that so long as Wills conducts ‘| himself with decency and abides 4 = PPA APS” i a a a i i th ih i ne aa ea ; 4 Bee SS by the laws he could see no rea- son why he should be prevented from participation in a title con- test with the champion. MUNICIPAL BASEBALL CAUSES DEMISE OF CINCINNATI, April 9 Carl Mays | Dartmouth Enters Team. — Ry the Associated Preuss NEW YORK, April ¢.—Dartmouth will send a mile relty team to thm Kansas [University relay carnival April 19. Harry Hillman, Green Rth- ‘letic director, announced. . | —— ADVERTI£ZEMENT. — Pte SR eI = Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Byes —Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a Well- P Known Ohio Physician. 3) Dr. F. M. Edwards tor 17 years treated scores of women for fiver aud bowel ailments. During these years he gave to his patients 4’pre- scription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed srith ‘olive oil, naming them Dr,; Eé- : - yo ae Fete ee ae Sines ae 8 ETE AMIS ES nein tem |the change of climate in Europe Carl Mays Is Injered. High School tea | ame oe Cte OSD Ge ge, Sige 1 ght | Ls shes | tenet ne be ‘is Mable to cause a pulled ligament sci mM. Re ee y eon gaa se a Bs t mi © Salcd [tnNat, JUS ; : : ba tf ap ectnatdl Pe ee Cs ee Ms Ces # fetta ame fe ‘ ‘or something of the sort and so rob I | FE iwas hit on the arm by a pitcene SECOND GAME St Louis $| @B oe the champions, so the game in , a eee as the city _bow before the prowess of another . misht aiong with the University | 7"* Missouri - Illinois Baseball! | several days. am | " , _}2 cha ) #. ati , rp. ik ; zeague, popularly known as the ort Secnart Bg RECEIPtE the net nrotts of | The dafeat was op much a our-let wea tengcr tor "the, epsat eed | ter cia Ss reat na tees | DEEL : ; go to the Olympic | BR se 1 oe recor older for e ’ ey was formed 25 years o with teams Lebanon Fund, the St. Louis quota to be | Denes os was the ee ee Gourdin, the great Harvard athlete in St. Louis and pupnotsiitinds towns | EXHIBITION TOUR AT raised being $20,000. _ throw. of two years ago. Gourdin, who/in Illinois. It died at a meeting of | KANSAS CITY TONIGHT FAVORITES—Washington and | Those who recall the last Olym- haa Oh record of 25 feet 3 inches |the directors this week. | : S 7 os All-St. Louis High teams. pic broad jump will remember|,). ... ei tn th cae | St. Léeio, East St. Levis, Alten], Cee ee es Probable lineups: ‘how America was expected to run oe: ee Seen meee aS Te wre “s |and Belleville were the chief box | fancy shot osene* and ang vee ST. L. HIGH. COUNTY HIGH. laway with the eren up until the jump ever made by a civilized | office centers when the league was | 18.2 and $e: gor mara yr tne omer ) Cristal (C).....F..Grueniger (Cn) ti . of th * t The Ameri- jumper, will come out for the team. in its hey day but in recent years | ©4@ last night snd tonign a, » - ? Cannor (C)....F.Newhberry (M’d) Rencagh + ee e Ameri-|Ned is no old man by a long shot/each of these cities has taken up |#" extended road tour at menagerie NE ( Cameron (C)...C......8enne (W) can Jumpers hag far «better reC-\and should be able to make the! Municipal athletics and the semi-|©'tY: cn arate a es ) Hell (McK)....G....Maschoff (K) ords than the foreigners and|,___. professional league was driven out. |4? exhibitton co Age I pcr tan gst — Tce Te peas Sagas. baseball, in ae CENTER AL KAPL. Who will tip-off for the Bibi- kenms in the Washington Univer- sity game tomorrow night at the Coliseum. Seago, the Piker cen- ter, was. named on the All-Valley Conference second team. iad the coaches of the two insti- | ne have done their best to put the strongest possible repre- Meentation. The Billikers will be on Miand with the outfit of five regu- | Mars who represented them during | event. 4 » if this form of « . the weapon which is a much better the javelin throwers «1 | petition can hur 4180 to 200 feet, performance and the Piker cepable of. a a Carpentier Will be combinations realize this neir regular season. The only Possible ch iker ranks wil] bee combinations, with which Rider \is_ stil] experimenting tn a attempt to develop com binatie equal to last year’s confereng champions. As it is, the half mits relay team did excellent woll against Vanderbilt, i in three seconds ord established ong However, er of the team, severe! - leg muscle Saturday ind re probably have to rest this ee ere. whe runs with Blane © iow hurdles, in this event. ieee — Dugdale New to Relay. | The only probable” change in th mile relay combination ts the of “Josh” Dugdale as a member the quartet. Dugdale {s stil) show jing a lack of experience, but he hi been developing at a great rate. J present he can dothe 440 in less the $ seconds, and if he continues # {show improvement, he wil! be & uable member of the quartet... One of the most gratifying re sults of the Pikers’ triumph over Vanderbilt was the fine show of Arnold Willman. The forms University City High star rah pretty race to win the 880-yard rum and shortly afterwards ran a quai ter-mile in the relay. His time & the distance in the relay was e than that of any of his teammate in spite of the fact that Joe | captain of the team, is confe 440 champion. Dundee to Box Kansas.* By the Associated Press. . "2 NEW. YORK, April 9. — Je Dundee, world's featherweight | junior lightweight champion, ymeet Becky Kansas, veteran | jfalo lightweight, in a 10- match at the Velodrome A. C., falo, on April 21, it was annous t of the Valley by the Pikerg } Exhibiion Games Browns 7, Fort Worth 4. Athietics 6, Phillies 1. Minneapolis 12, Dallas 6. Washington 7, Braves 5. Galveston 5, St. Joseph 4. Omaha 11. Okmulgee 5. Cubs 25, Tulsa &. . Red sox 8, Memphis §&. - Yankees 19, Dodgers 12. a Tolede 12, Greenville 11. . Threlkeld, a meni’ Pikers May Miss Minner. Capt. Eggler, who for a time was |? "not expetted to play, has reported 7 - - CHARLIE HOLLOCHER MAY REACH AGREEMENT WITH CUBS, HERE TUESDAY There is a probability that Char- lie Hollocher will reach an agree- ment wfth the Chicago Cubs when arrives in St. Louis Tues- day the season against the Cardinals. Hollocher been a holdout because of a difference of opiniog regarding the payment of back salary. The Cubs have offered him a two-year contract but due dur- last season ‘he club to open has illness Hollocher has taken no steps to reopen negotiations but it is known that have tried to fill Charllie’s shoes. The club this week announced the ac- Killefer has been “Shorty” Adams, once a at short. Louis: in several. of which he/| Deardorff Beats Earl. | Gene Deardorff eked out a 50 to | /49 victory over E. L. Earl in 101 in- | ‘ings in the Class A three-cushion | tournament match at Peterson's last night. The winner had a high | six while the loser’s best was | Preparation for the tilt with Wash- run of p ingt ‘four. Zamzow and Johnson are | | ace University. The Billikens are scheduled to play tonight. Tr ———EEEEEE——EEE tou don’t have to be a golfer to make knickers useful ‘ Whenever there is out-of- doors, this playtime g@rb is quite the proper thing. Just the knickers, if you say; or the popular, use- ful four-piece sport suit, coat, vest, regular trousers and knickers. The tweeds and home- spuns of England and Scotland are the most ap- Intmediate Attention ; SUPPLY CO.@ V7 Opp. Bank of TR propriate, and because you . ADWAY "Commerce , = @ want to be as smartly Main’ 189 —————— dressed for play as for i. work—custom tailoring. ee ee ee eee ee ee ee 1S e¥ard and center, and H : fuard, will al lb ae en |ineluded a donatiqn of 192 pins. reli a’so be available for | Jahns and F. Gallmeier were the eHef work. This is strong mate- The Maass wr games, Starred. Billikens’ ast Workout Today. Today's scrimmage at the Armory Will be the last workout for the St. Louis University basketball team in 4 7 Th Checks in brc wns, blues, grays. blue serge, strip€s, plains and many hundreds of desir- able patterns to suit any taste. We specialize in keeping Men’s Business Suits Overcoats and Cravenettes Cleaned 9 Oc | and Pressed (Plus 2c Insurance Charge) 8 ‘tor “Ask the Man Who Wears a Wm. P. McKnight Suit” — COME TO THE BIG STORE WITH © — = Arrangements can be made for weekly calis on speci- fied day. A four-piece sport suit of Scotch tweeds, Custom tailored $62 ~ 22 Hee we DPD 0D PD oD oP 2D DPe Pe Go P 2 Se Se Ge PrH SCOTT'S CLEANING CO. 3821-29 OLIVE ST. OD 0B Bo 8 SH O° S21 Se HS Ss q= - | :

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LE RT eae ome, — , + Ape na CASE ae, *y at Oe ee eae a a OW Vee erm vax aan : ~ a § a 4 OE Ie: Bs SR a PES WE ees Ff ee eee C ees LRA ? id * a Bead Re ete» ete r > - ei ne = eee POE mee PENS AgM ws Fat He | WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRID 9, 1994 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NEW YORK STOCK MARKET || | NEW YORK BOND MARKET > re ee 4 Special to the Post-Dispatch | pecia! Pos MARK | : ° E ‘ORK. Aorti Follewing are t 's bi low and ctos , Specia! to the t-Dispatch. | | NEW YORK, Apri! 9 —Following are today’s aah. |B Partly ete le stocks em the, New York Steck Ex- NEW YORK, apr 9p. | om . | 4 ; ‘“@vable in preferred stock. *increase. prices up to and including the - a my is an official list of bea traded in on the New York Stock a athange today, 7? Ca PEC! 2 aie 2 ; : ose of the marke: Total sales today were $17.193.000, against $135.854.000 yesterday, $17 : AL 7 tia | ¥ : change Net changes for the dav are also given. ‘Tease Un zea 78 E . 781,000 a week ago. Sel 317 a we . tian year ago. and $33.356.000 +a a vears , ar ago. and $1,346.7238.000 two years ago. —Decrea chan High.! Low. Close | Salee—& curity. High. Low. Cc Sales—Security. High! Les. lose. Bo B ; RAILROAD BONDs. Post-Dispatch, ye vist. em ese | : ee meee eid From Jan. 1 to ’ ~- gg » Gate sales were $963 932,000, against $890.959.000 a re = : — ks & Ann ua! et f Oia I } wet | ian | / Ss icendg Rates. Hirh. Low. Close. Ch'ge. ‘ 4 ~ it . . mene a STOCK MARKET AY ERAGES. ii ie. out , S. Sales ~~ urity i f | INDUSTRIALS. : . ST06K MARK a ma ~ — —-i{ Selected Close ag Week Day's | RAILROADS. > a2) 3" Closed iat ¢t 7 +08 € AS "7 103 %b The special fea — ~ @7) Closed oe wedi s en. ts wre mm eisath Te —Lecrea se aides. Ose Ps & F2U4Re 99—27 99—22' 9923 | +s), ] 5 99] | 99-24 99-91! « ns | : @s Stocks @& Annda) Net invidend Rates. High. Low | Cloge.Ch'ze. | A ti a EN ener nite a . - 3 ts ~ = ’ H tively Firm—Bonds Re- . hee main Quietly Firm. co of min N i Ed 6'es 41 NYGEILHEP 4s + Ys ~~ e Tho be Or eS MM pepe mee a to CT -lers rs 3a 9979 99.19 '38/100—6 j100—2 | i Me 100—1 3 : 5. 99... °2' 99-25, 99—23 | *+_TE'38' 9825) 9924! 99_o5 | FERTZZY, wee SREE s" Por a auae co + ‘= L, ar aw 77) y *) és £ - fe é ~ Ot he Ct Gr ee —_ ‘ Fd + cr “Ic NY¥s * NYTeil gn 4%s 39 NY¥Tel ref Gs 41 Nia F Pow Se 32 > Ww - ~ ve 2% — ~~ aha r + ps meg oz © 89 Bhd pt we eretr last previous sale 4 Monday. It had . ae morning of over 20 came with anno Rey long-expected recnaial = which calls for an issue of Stock on the basis of four a The new shares will = equivalent of $12 on the —— against the Previous $3. 7 at the lowest Prices at w w oid stock sold today, the : the new stock would fizeré om —— os than 4 per cent. = ———— oxrreueen OATS ae 39% The Bond Market @ oe ave. The most important i : "me .y 5 i day in the bend manken at e . rapid progress made in thes 3 img of the new $4900 009 : 9—A winter York — 3 : Oe asHING TOs Apr o Ee » erep of 542 415,000 bushels (*m ‘— . sh }) & tom mn (f 4 , 4 | Quotations of aij United Sut 7 | | Bonds are in dollars and thirty-apooe nares | a > That 4s. for instance. » oi th ty-eece $99 and twenty- hirty Sa ° a ty- o4 f a dollar. and not co) es ps aa Sak T eof C 6s '36 ' sf tk | ee 4 ht ee ee28 CF AS SES Al By Leased Wire from the New York Ar Bereau of the Post-Dispatch. om NEW YORK. April *—The Eve- ning Pest, in its CODY righted ° nhan- i 4 = 2 e * 4464 7. 'yY Clal review today, says | do ee : : Trading on the Stock Exchange j am @isclosed another duli an@ inconcly-| 4 ~ - ' : Mive session Professionals contin- | Arneld Wed to offer various industria! | Ass4@ D stocks and were able to give the} Aged ih! te q ol q , Can AE tite ome S Ee Bw : 3% 2: — —— list a weak appearance. Rails were — Reftnine bs 1o% . S| Undwd Type 3 Felatively firm. Tota! sale« amount- | Austin Nichols au | $1) ) U Si YY Mes Re | : NPE NOLS au = = S ind Aicoho! a to = about 600,000 shares Tir- Barnedall A deo pfd 7. ME slightliv of the Dawee report as Reech Nut ' § & subject of discussion. idle traders | Sura: é ert. Were inclined to talk ef the possi. | ~ ne 5B S..; 24% 23% 44 _ Go lat pf 80% R80 bility of Fe | third party. ltowether | —— “. - ‘ Ch the day was decidedly utprofitable ic Aa a ‘+ te a fram all Stancdpointe Ronds i ' : : : . - Ase . P ; . ; A abber Hei! i Biase ' : o ; Westing Air B 6 MaAined quiet): firm and the ra? " ! a rate Westing Ele 4 all money. after opening at 4h eent was reduced to #\ per cen noon. . Ow j 4 : p » (C4 > * an Pe on or ," | Willyvse-Over . Exchange Quotations Up. nice saih: a ; - ; ; * | do pfd "The reaponse to the Dawes re. iCom Sely EK : | Wilson & Ce 14 Aa j.....| 40 Ren Port in the foreign eXchange mar. /} — e a | Woolworth ® . : 301% 301% 33% | NYCE€Stl Bet wasca marking up of quotations | i Pump ..| 26% 25%! B%& | Business was comparatively small | Sons Log ». » 1 pre Co 3 36% 36% 363, — le | # ; METALS AND EQUIPMENTS. 7 to |i ~~ 2+) Dirt id ww : be od TFT o ee eee oe ry SSSZeeee e ‘ODO wis & PSSST CHECK Cr Pee es * . ECB Se Soe a z “2S w - i a t~) wed ~ I so ie 3 el . oe vs rie ; - ~ + — ceer we $282.82 ® Pe vs 5 Se terre o° “teed rere * CF LES to bo OG Go es ® ay yi fot | ht et et SB le - er ism Ps +15 % ~ ATTN re t(rre a es ©-i'% JT mt ps "ao~ Cy « te ded ee ee nae oe i) Dr © owt Cras . © Pee eSB (Aig Stl . Cri Stl Tus 47. PacGéE 56 42... PacP&éL, 56 30.. Pac T & T os FF Whe Fe ear tae tec - Zz es SS - — Pe ot a io S £2 (UB ee ccm. 78% = 7: i. cms 73% —_— MAY OATS. ig as¢ Cate a es | gee CK w 9 SELk8 ESET ETOE ¥ - FOREIGN BONDS. os, 40 . _— 73 ~~ 7 #F FF mig Ff FE LT eo Sh S & call ny ‘ | é eel! | ld a SRSES ESE Se he @ rad o~ > Fw Fr SEE a. oe Ice CoGe mt! 2S © ow Ps are y I - es Ps Co 77) . i So SSEIASE rrr Fr ~ > : heal Aware } | | ' ' ‘s> or Fe ata 3 a a 2 os Siac an ee ee Py: Ce a I&@GN @3 8 A §2.' Ta Cent ist js 32 Ta Cent ref 45 51 KanéaM is« AR Cg Phil Co ref 6s Phil Co Stes :; PhaR C&I 5s 73 Pierre-Ab Se 46.. FillaFM Gs 43 rcs Pr Stee] €¢ S x & 2 - on 2 ex Ps ) I}; pes! ee: ei te ISeszegge ‘S| ~ to EA . P LS) | | “i Great i) as — bw . ’ - 7 8 Fs © i tS ' i= “I co® 5, eres ©) Te CLE FER (63 Tr re a Ww - voce Sc owse‘and' rma eee aioe ‘ | wheat wae le } ja) : ' American Agricultural Cite Hard wheat was scarce and steady. 7%s were again active, . Was steady to lige iower Demand wus lied sharni = geet. Outs were ‘9c to “4c lower, De TP'y from the . @and was good. close and then reacted sees j The carly range of prices was not wite. Hea viness continved in the : ey “. & Co. bonds and the ae i ~ . } Mt > ‘ina Chemical % xe wheat $1 ch 7 ; ow 5 a a) “orn 7 er gi ttn Ps —s ~ Pee ch, , ha. ~ markets com- : on failed te re he three North western = ? 3. rs ef «heat, compared with the publication of the D . Bee's on a “and “452 last year, Min- mission report. ee >is > ee 113 cars. Duluth 26 and “— or. tte receipta. which were 33.8001 bushels. compared with 55.900 week ago forecast today Dr the Department —y =, AL tetst tet eo - *-# p ~ mg if: ~ we Be = ow Oe ~) + re a we (open (“u - Cree ra 7D rd os ts FSS | orp ms mie Das d's to 'meOisnw “ES Paes 9 | S£88 Pe st & = 688 7 ¥er the stronger tone was due ¢ fact that sellers withdrew fr tire market and buyers acdVan: | L if Ol 7% r\ | : Weir bids In selling up eondigy ed = ae 164% -l\ | Am eed : ; : "33 ee: pam ~ id ~ Par a Fd ct dal ” “Io ee ® ~ o oe - ye ae 7 Je 2 | Ute et pe § Oss i et pe ns on Bo oe ~1 — GO pes Gemts, French francs came i Eee Peint of the high price touched } Cos : afternoon about a week 4 — i aoa Am Sti F A 2g receding to ®.U> CcPurs i a ; ~ . + “ » ; come . a 3. 4 . +} We Tre up lv > i. ta th ~ ; ae , ug ; . or ; — ; . an ~opper — : s ~ i} i ) poMts on the v. | Cu = as rt ad Baldwin Loco 7 +% Belgian ‘rancs gained le*s points at | Cuba: om Su + : ‘ ...., | Beth Steei 3 : ; e cents. Steriing sold as hich as | {U4 56% 66% 7 . > Si S pet 07 , ' ’ | Die vie : | Butte S34 and at @ later price of $4 33% | Davison Che eet « OX | “Vr hey a oq oe dill S28 3% wes~) © 7 i Pay 2 oe ’ —— > on er 2 a) tees rr tr 4 eee ee ee 9 im =). t FIDE rtd pes 5) w} Pitta betes ‘+ ts iS is SSEZTE eee RE FF CFEC SZ 7 Pe at © a | iol yi 5 29 er. 5 Pare ee: qd S2IB3SBER28 Soo OD b- oo 333% isRBise Ce - ry » 7 2 rr Jy oy of a ce nt on the day. } om > sages om . | Upont } :7 ’ eee) ~~ . > | . : - . 4 jains prevailed amr ons the ' LDupene Geb ry r furopeans and Canadian dol-{E Ko C 5%? 108 \& 109 were noticeably strong at 98.37 / as Axle 2 15 ) Be : 4 WOO «005 Sa TES ER PPE Ce a eo Be) Cai € Ariz 2. | Calumet 4&4 Hecla , de PC iad OP - a b+ me & ‘9 rs er PSE E ES mene ~~ OS wte he ’ he we ~) ean pe Fp Fe a) Ie Pe Ps a © ty . * > i" Spe a — bem ts. | ene ¢ e . ; mei John 3S. ds 58%. SK t is Cetten Rises, Reacts. | Endi Joh ; ° 110? ew seu - Cotton had another big run-u . oe - . 4 reached a new high for the . ee Sa e *- 7 ; Sie - - to OD mt Gr Ld Gt he he me gy {o”"wwioe ere Fae »® Fw HF, $3 22 om) _— : dee ifs ht pe ie | 4 pees ES ~s v8 E+ ; ~s ? war +4 me me “Pr - ew ff on | %' we ie eo H~j~OBisnm ;* ser = ; | Green Ganranea. (wulf S St) 5S i: ad ~te b9| ++ ie a'S 2, FF - £2 et) e fa Pee TTF ££ 2249 32 ~ = | F fF . rr 7, ~-« >»@,.5 > £ co vie 1'oreee Nw os - ‘a ‘pt iit gran el seal 1S od hm ¥'t2Or $e3 oo a wo seeps o aS rice aa - SS 2 &: 3: , s warts. °*37 Va TC &€ Bs - OF FER A tenn p> a q Kenn Copper 3./ 386. a | “ao. as Sem oot a grenrenemmadiniatamsnemenn ann 7 i . . ? : . - io . Were 4:54 SO0 sh: Lime Laco 4.. - ~! hu eet NYC aR &2W ist 42 NY Rys ref 48°42 NYR ref 4s. ef 42 ~~ FL ic elre is —— —L_ ~ 8% ¥ Sees $3 Se ee — ——A—AL |__Ghicago Stock Sales] '>D mor Dy io — de Hisea ons w ore sisD re) eoisD Mother Lo 1. _ is lt a l | “Dectal to the Post-Dispatch ward the Dawes report, but | Hayes Whee! | ——————_ . . . . » / Houst Oi! ~ nt i Nat ead S&S. : 3 ‘ eo | " - CHT "AGO Apri! 9 . definite conclusions pend- | ee [Nev Cons " * | report of ; ene welewing &- 2s IN : ur Mo } a~ a> 2 . : . ; : clos a areful examination of the/ 1, — ‘4 ‘ % /Otis Stee! ‘eGay's gales. high, iow and — | iupp Mer } 1 14? , ; a : : aes ing Vecta lions, at Cc the full report. It is real- |} mend G im. oh . pee ret . chanee: the Chicago oe “ 4 -— & a the experts have presented | indiahoma t —eabe od a} 3%) apm ts 8 & ~ 9F7L. A tm ems . comprehensive and far-j Indian Moter Cy ° "4 : | aa ~-o Fs 0 Ase The various parts | 'n#ersoli~ Fa! )man 113% . ad '@ | RY Steel Spg & 110 se eV Ve © ! ONDS. — ee DU b -* vv. DS ‘ 7 $k ish BS ae ‘ r—) +9 a | (SE ~ on S-~i- - 252%: Edison refunding §s on « 6! cent basis and $550.908 i Street Railway first gasses to yield 5.75 per cent. A= only @ smal! iasue the test attracted attention as ot and § through. , wont road financing is more or ies | 1.0468 200 ‘bushele af Great. 710817 bose novelty. aes | @is of corn. 183.995 bushels of conta. Grand Bi: Stocks comprised 84.418 buthels of -_&., * fa ———-———" a “iab zine last quoted at $6.85; pounds. a Apri! s. ow - ~ SR: ~~ > be coe or # rm 310 Bassick Ale 0 Boone W vs an? a f=}: i on r — Lt ae ee rt nt he > mt me Co & “4 * - re 4 ed pew if . , " x plan. e Ray Cone naturally call for study from | >” usiness and financial stand- i While disinclined te commit | $eemselves hastily on these aspects | Of the matier, bankers praised the | ‘kk of the committee in helping : bring about a greater degree of | tv a® between the British and | Pench Governments.” sped Stee! Imdustry Situation. -* Midweek reports from the ste. | s@ustry are in accord with expec- Sations. Thev show that steel pro- | S¥ction during March set a new i: record They aiso show thati, the market ts quieter and that seme ht slackening in output is ex- “ "o- > ~~ rt Ca CO ww 2 Oy! & oe ~~ —_\ a 322 O90 a) wi toric b-t @ OD-pOSiscs oo) a FF a wan De (BQ | Fee — POW itor “ef ' - “18S ~ 1G} CSES OTSA Pe 433 f 3 68 id is ’ iAreitwu oP Rr -atsis 7] oe ‘ es) i" VIO #w & i ech SS « ww id IS 63 ~)O0C0 asi - a ie | RoS8: 32 583";,! / rab? pat pt 33 rc? FESS A me B32 weeoe ianesuee ee 2 m~ oO: : 2 PEERS 1, 8669 See - ‘S- ~ eo we OSES SSS SG =~ po E0101 S me Don —) io zc) ce bt ht Cy re “a z =) vr an mh bs eo] ae . 1.868289 Sia% Cae . ww sf BECP TCS ro Kelsey W pt 7 Keystone Tire Por RL&P 5s Por RL4&P 4s Reg gen 4s rt pe eee he Tee) foe ee a - ea --« Po s , eSsrtssy “ ~IZeID Go o4 bos Oe vr ee pected Competition in eto Ma!!! ' x 23 aed ucts is increasingly keen, ac- | Ma: ‘4 rs ‘ ° TS | ST LOoUcm ues wee | ding, to the Iron Age, and some | Maran O03 BS 2 FL Sonate STS, BECHANGE | omebile makers are said to have | a, = a market today in the agmregain AK Peduced their schedules by as much} do - | 25 per cent. On the other hand, : May buying of railroad equipment is | = xpectediy good. Some 55.000/- @ars were ordered during the first ; . months of the year, this figure | t Pow: ; : | SECURITY representing 55 per cent of the total eee | ER: HH! 2 | Ely-Waiker com usiness placed in 1923. Ore prices | P Re lewer. but the trade believesi wi, ~~ ~o@ cu: ~: Shoe pfc has been discounted in the a" ry 3 31 wet ; wears lay a . | at be ee Me. Port. Cement Laclede Stee! . ~~ mivisisuwoMis~ yo ~~ al 33 rw SLIM@S ref 4. 29 StLIM@S Ra @s ‘33 .. aco. being mente were heavier * an laughter the “oa és ~) 7 Po x Bmw & Ow, im Wie - ~~ re we ~-*7 Om. LSs: ‘coe ee 3 7) 3 o” Louls Cash Grain. Saies of cash grain made on the Wednesiay were as fo) owe WHEAT. Noe. 1 red winetr wheat Paice 2 red winter wheat $1.1 6 red winter wheat Sl li@i : $1 2 g33 * ee SF FA Fix sis ao 2 eo ‘ StL&SF adj &s “35 SL&SF inc 62 50. ae een Stas MLSw Ist 4s ‘a9 SitL2w Term ‘a3 Re P M&M > 33 , ts hil ad sé ea “we wg sted a , , ? * ~- Co ee me ca a ok! Lod Lod ot ES Risa ‘ o ‘ oe, PIG GES mt we To =) “ —" -- i9 ~ 7 Pt APS mt Ore Big ns fe io KR «& R. . (Uttee FP 2 R | Orpheum 1 (*eplheur: pfa | Otis Flew §&§ i Owens B " ‘ wi wr ee Lat) 232° 0 a ©euwdteed shares | Woolworth Company Proposes $25 | Par With $3 Dividend. ‘ i) ; S38 #2 2o¢a3 és ur a | we ee »@ 3 yellow cern 4 teilow som * ee NEW YORK. April a 1 Mens in the foreign Gue@Lal ae Buse SBS22 ez es oy ng PF ST és *” eee CRP CHET ES TPT ~) s bee id re Ph ow 222 S. ceca rt bhelct $e a stock ho ders em | ‘ om Mendations w) er the annue Re grede w . Tite om * 1 eats “7? $33 ; Tuer» .- ss (2d8 com ton Iren Works pfa .ton-Rrown Hyedrau) =) Br FSF oe d o29 S “t+ or @ i hoe” oe hi ;O-4 38s ee =) > % > eres "oa [1 & OOM} | . . aXe uF ‘ l | Preteens : LTR) i} ' . F Ameren My at tt on 0h > _~ , ' . - / . . " i> : - : ° = . GO.8! AY iA Wow n. > a 7.4 5 . . neg é i. ; ¢? chs ; " 4 . * Se _ . « : P a . a 4 42 PATR! A—C roan Db. oo146% _ ; 2 - ' ' . oan = 63 . MANIA—Ley om 67% ¢. ' : - i GENTINA—D, 33.54 | S ° 3 . Eat Cee | AZTL-—Miireis | Punta Ale ’ : . a, 15 ; dsapveintment over | . 4°? . - > a4 Ee ncn : ?) vicdend CHiIc AGO Na Sve some rn fae ’ ’ - Sil 84 « S2e8882rg: weisa omit eiir ee a he S &22e38 ee S & . . %! Bz 4 sect orp com ’ = —_—F- ee *~. | Seen - & Sub Ce 5e . * |} Santa Cee a ited Railwars 4. * Sac + ee | “ oi . . ~ ° a ' ; Z | } te 3 low cy ; “avrage Armes 4s\ KX . Lome Distance Te: Se touched 2ha ie Pern g ¥@ ie - ‘ a . , “Buite RS #8¢¢+ 101 + 100%, 1: for April | 1974: ! cee~R . ; t u oe re Ru -? ? ; ounrtis, SII @e0 aoe aot 4 On 1 i3 : > is Sed A SAFE INVESMENT i Rm es! © © CONN 1 ST. LOUIS NATIONAL BANK _TuINg rete 4%, | 3 sade Seas ; td. | 20th and Market Streets To Be 2 Missouri Corporation | a companys 6% % | ST. LOUIS 8% ts ast lean acceptances. | , : Debentures, “which are secured br first i a had . ee do pfd Aa Gi Simmons 1! | : | aeemeai es ~ me ieee. ———— 1 ij } Sere || STATEMENT oF CONDITION Preferred Kirst Mort —— tl. gage | 64% Gold Bonds ary companies. Net ww th Common Stock Bon ade S| US At the close of business March 31, 1924. 9 —Prices were heavy on | ree Der cent rentes. : re ower @& : i centimes > cent dhe | Se éollar was quoted @: eatin mn PTR . ‘ . . ' Tes. — 4 an ' usu JON DON Aor! 9.—Bar siver 33 1-14 | and senior tee 4 + syn - — [aan and Discouns. —T a - atin ne 5 ct — facturers ban ‘w- tC. S. Secyritin 7 ' APpital Stee $290 ofa 4 Half of cost af land ~ : alk : ~ f ° ‘ ' ’ ; : . . J j : in - ; : : Three months billie 3% @3S 1-16 per ni =e mm the world. a nd Stock 81.530 3 int tm | and building will he YORK. April 9.—Rar silver 04 Earnings availabie for in: ) . es Reserved far : secured by mortgage 2h Gollars 48% * preciation and Federa! taxes : - the - e, I 18,000 a0 Tee additional canita} . Seven years ended December 3} roe 32.13 ireulat see apital hare averaged almost 8 times interes: “nt thy 7. 4... : 5 faa aa oo by this iss'le of pre- Mqguirements. : : ‘ ~ é id i. “Ran st «~~ 5 941 7° “ , ' fe rred ‘ j ~ " ea, 7 2,242.11. rt stock. Price to yield 6.75%. | $2,658,882 39 “$2 6: | Maturities 1928 to 193) Chicago Stock ge 2 | Cater cago Exchan | Under Supervisi west * on pervision of the United States Government me Chicago Board cf Trade P eabodyv. Member of Federal Reserve System Ww 4 ILLEA) G unt vf 410-412 Oli Giro &. Houghteling & Co, || > 22x. O. H. Bainbridge, Main 3380 Cen. 1669 |}. « R RK a Asst. Cash. Associates. Inc a. , 333 | + Karraker, Thos. N. Karraker. W.LK Ai! : > he, Boatmen’s Cashier | Presiden reh, 352-4 Wlasters Bidg.. Olive 2575 i dunticiesahaee es ie di Hf ‘ Asst. Cash. | | ? Teiephone—Olive tae es f, rac . ee.

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Tere Mag Pe pis See aoy eat x Nits ig e.. a ere ; ie im BA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1924. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH COTTON CLOSES LOWER | Butter, Eggs and Poultry | es, $4.50 to $6 for tancy, and No? |) Produce Elsewhere ||CATTLE RUN MODERATE, Wall Street | th 1 549, 419 000 NEW YORK CURB AFTER EARLY SHARP RISE TRY ERC RGR BOO AND POL “Wehabe ise, ans ate I ol NEW YORK, apri @-—auer weax,| PRICES STEADY 10 ST Al. | ‘WS and Comment i % NE ‘ Re ozen bunches. ie eipis ey 1. oneamary. higher than ex en NEW YORK, April 9.—The cotton mar- | ing prices fa na trv shippers HORSE in ee —Home-grown, medium tras 29 @ 40c: creamery extras ow” NATIONAT » -g ~ ni. A pores a Special to the Post-Dispatch. ket opened unphanged to 11 points lower ' ? oe ge ane, OS to $8, and amal!. $3.7 2 ,..oae: € ieee irsts (86 to lig Sheainte ‘ Libs i So Cartie vg! 7 ’ | ~ 9 . 2 , 7 7 ; r. je : ae mane Wo. we tt AB ee See April 9—rollowing is a go oe ee. ny previ- todav under fealizing promoted by the rG5 ’ Fw a ) ‘sth whe, SS 21.25: Ar . 31% S3e ‘+ packing “= : | es vee 7.00 on 13.000. sheep ce 4 r r . ‘ . se te ” | ae > ; he e 2 " , ° . inane Se Mada Sales Gi Glee one i. te lg og, wag mggad t of Standard Oil o. relatively easy showing of Liverpool, but ema oad dirties. 18@ 196: cases returned kansas, $3 to $3.50 per jarce Ba K | regular : orses and mules, 150 4 one ee: CHANTS: SSCRANGR, sales of which are in full) and sales of bonds represent $1000 face value each: _— immediately turned stron , ~~ saere or ag Ge: goose eggs. a LETTUC ene , icel c's e ,$5.59 | extra first Cj CAT?PLE-——Beel steers ruled steady . f or ee oe ering Vv near-mont snorts ae r mery extras RK, rate. *Xas ig mion. ce hat . 2 -. on om Clad ; . a Special Correspondent . is the of ge - Prev. Prev. | influenced by the firmness of foreign ex- pirat. 36c; seconds, 35c; — stock f. 30¢ per bu box: home-crown hot-/| ; . J pom Fane f Vodneessy.gome Ginaees Post-Dis of ¢ ons Sales Security High. Low. Close. CloseSales Security High. Low. Close. Ciose change, belief that the Dawes report would to $1.10 per bu box. . |packed 26% ¢€ -¢ vat ot O and p 8 ? te “oe higher, The NC Po Var Patch, > ; — ae favorably received d bullish view twin Mt STARD UREE NS— Alabama +4 pe . %4@2 = nearby henrer ite : ~“lierate volume and quality. NEW ¥y Cc and a u ter 2. ’ y a poate ; om ORK, April 9 DOMESTIC BONDS. INDEPENDENT OILS. of the weekly weather report. } iy TH ainwis. Bic: longkorns. 2ie: daiaina | {0 $1.50 per hamper; sarks. $1 10 $1.25. | closely selected extras 36@ 37¢ exceptions aratee eamuaae as TOoKe agai medic. ayy: va ioe? oo ’ Wee’ sa eo verpoo! advanced sharply on the ind!- 5 DS.: e 15 t eipts 155.087 pounds : : aes pales h #£4in on the Stock Et Low Close. . Alum 7 °25 102% a hey 102% 102 2 Gen Pet .. Cations of «trength here and the buyin Me ER ane ‘SCUABS—Live 2 ite, $2.50; yellow. 90c to $1.75 "XEW YORK April ® ~LAve poultry ir-) °° | per ewt., although & commen ange today, followin 4 4 — MAY WHEAT. ani .¥ 6) 95 | 95 | 04% - G Oll of Pa locally hecame active and excited. wit dox. : PARSLEY—Louisiana, 40c to 90c per 3} broilers bv express, S5@ 0c ~ aar « wares around $6. ang the top es Priod when the mar] 5 @n earh a Toi % “Toi%a 102%b| 12 A | 99 % | MD 1 | 99 ete penance. ! r tretght, 25@35c. Dressed poul- | 11-50, paid for a short load of yearlings, ‘CL Wag 102% : 7 2% 102 % 102 % |102 | 91 Ye SR HSS das DRA a dh aba age ais Mca a ore M Ol V ctf; by rumors that a fo ‘reign Government was leghorn springs, 45c; brollera, [ORR— rer 100 pounds! Red | oe 47° enee firets, P2272 tee ordinary spiiechah ~~ ew lows for the an om +. © ibe. b4e: capone. | BS to $1.60. Neher - eunses /bysneee. i . o* ® os acted sharply. May sold off to 31.20 and . . 6 Ibs., 30¢ No. 2, 20c: fe 00 to $2.90; home-grown, 4 to — ae W inconsin ked md Pods = light yearlings. range, “ r scat iby and svc tO $1 for g00d, t $1 $5@1. 50 : bulk. 48 * ; ; ‘ tf) my +t butcher cows. rang®. 1e special featur. 99%) 99%. 99% ) act - > Was a +) 2 ’ 73 | .2= & = ; = : around midd with ive months , Ai 3 Fr. W. Woolw orth an brovi + Sen steke o - = 98 | : aah C age a 9: ai | 9: ruling about net imchanged to 10 points on — turkeys. . dle: . ——y: tps. 25 =e ' “ . grese, o. onday. It had Hood Ru 78 100 % 100% 100% 100% Seaboard ©. JC 8000 bales of cotton had been sold out Der : 4 she : S wale ai orning of over 30 A ig IM 6 4s, wi 9312, 93%) 93%! 92% Wil O & G 6%| 6%) 65 of the local stocks for export to Germany Al $0 te- 2 s. e ROTABAGAS = 5 bulk, $140 unchanged. 1 oe = beet . Ee oornn Pt lowest in the early afternoon. , » ane -ex ted Lv HR ow 99% 995% | 99%) 99% , yy CG — —————————--—- | vance, however, may renewed realizi ing and we *s ‘ ec “ — e.| per dozen bunches New York Sugar. with the lar pected recapitali | a%!| 62 | | e7y | was not maintained. May he selling | ch Shee c : STR'NG BEANS—Floride fancy dark NEW YORK, April 8.—No chan or $7.45 to $7 - : ! '. > : . >. 4@ b . ; ¥§ 2 ; gen ‘DO : a ron hich calls for an ene or . 00” 001 Aw iam 8 r case, bid stock sold tod ? SON Y7s,’ 29 106 106 106 /|106 ~ Durant Mot ; - diing, 20c: middling. 3l1c: good middling. | PeT ca red .—— was auiet and unchanged. at 8.20 to 8.40; under a modest offer ay, ; oF = BEETS—Texas, $1 to $1.10 per bu bas- 3; Barmuda, $2 to $2.25; Brnn.}¢ ’ f ~ Sy ze 4 4 “ or fine granulated. Refined futures were] estimated A consi guavas of Neb firy =! - SONY 648 106% /106% 106% 106% Gien Ald © i 17 te —__»——_—_ a ~~ Oe BS apTEMBER O > 3 7 5 3G : : ‘ABBAGE—Texas, Tic per t tutche £ . » i = sR OATS. wie Sup O 7s.'!150 140 148 Good T — . 4 Ss, #oc per ton. TOMATOES—Filorida fancy repacked s futur closed irregular: apprexi-ithe highest price i man 4 per cent. ; = ie ae meme 1" oo att Ba 99% 99 % 99 %& f : J -_ Soe r ‘ - Ne ~ Orleans oe : sce C oye: ge * a xas, $1.50 per bu . to $5.50: choice, $4: original less per cn ania a 2 (0 tons; May, 4.68c; July, market the carve d for lambe at The Bond Mark t. 3 pt aE aa ! : | Se end ee ee ee Spee et : 2 ‘basket crate 4 B2e: September. 4.80c; December, 4.33: Good to choice clipped lambs e —— MAY RY a Fee ery ies nt 1 . - tw ‘7 , 310: to arrive. 22! low middling, 29 elle (i Ca fy eer “4 ER cb er tee SA t $5.50 ; e . + ’ 3 ‘Tt ‘ ¥. ; 2 . ' 9 ‘ (Oe er t w. 35c to 40 oy at $14.2 | 14 » bod 65 tea FORE AGN BON DS. j a middling, 31.5 50r rood middiing. 32.6%c CAULIF es rye on and Northern > n Rea A box; n “ c pe New York Rubber. ° A °F 5, ane tien my , NEW YORK. ~~ a Ru ber smoked oO -+* 11.95 wy aay in the bond market was MR, ORS, % | 383 LV Cnwi °% 26 O78) 0! a i hothoure, $2. BO: per bu box. $1 . eat pid progress made in the ad. Ot gOm_2= __| 12 Otis new . af ee EE Liverpool Cotton Firm. ili hots "hothouse, $2 ‘to G2 2h pet doeee. | ese waite = onde. wae Tak | === === |“ TORSES AND .0Lae- The . 1 ‘ - to ° Zen. onsetha ns, »” to ) Wliowtwigs tS 4 Pew , j biess —— ~ Paige Mot. lo ‘ 0 72 ood Suet ness done; prices firm; oo 12 1 ‘ ev York ly ihe Associates inter > 4% Ti | oe ) Sd _ , : 1’2-bu crate. er barre! iu b t Ida . Mes values averaged steafly to stron ork 4 per cent »g | 9—A_ winter] ~400*A-A Oil | 16%) 16%) 16%, : Park & Til.) 2% af i a mi ddl! 9.584: fully middling. . GARLIC—California, in sacks, 12c per $1.40; Ark -~ bia od ‘ i #0 a ORA NG EA Ouit ornia, 82. 75 to $5 peri period. Receipts, though come lads er . ansas bia $1.40. world rs war hened bonds. Pior as ner hw “od, than those of the previews Week. award to the syndi Cate o oe, u's of co-opm@rative marketing associations. ~ turkeys, ‘18¢; ducks. 25¢; | ‘banks, $1.75: round white. a muscev q 12 sia brown beauty. $2.10, cobbiers April #.—Potatoes steady , ; r COM Mon . er if 3, total United States shi seers, practical range, the Og Len ld F oi 03%a 10: 100 /100 » Peer Oil Co Sr. a. lowest price in all tine, =n; * 5 bey’ %-'s- Pennock Oi Oc age A. 25.6 5 or about Le 33 to 60 a 3 . $650. 60-pouna dos. ‘i pele gw 16 fe ae x - af - : a ‘ , , utter oow ; . ie Ck , ee 5S POULTRY — Turkeys KADisHaS—Louistana tips. 25c; Alm- Minnesots aps , North ota sac re $9.75- canner cows range, Prk ad been G Tk 64%48)107% |106% 106% 107 7 Sapulpa Ref, 2%! | 2! flurry of covering on reports that | 39-. ~~ 16 3394 : slips. — 14@l c- ce 9-poun KANSAS AvtTY. Mo.. April 9 —Produce tise = Prices of ewine wer somewh t 3 K Cop 7% 104% 104% 104% 104% nt ace id caused rallies of 30 or 40 points from the s O- Do y+ P ~ Came with announcemen INDUSTRIALS. The ad- ig Ve . ASSAFRAS—Home-grown. 20c to 25c looked 10e t of o under wetter c. i 98 97 to ‘ + . LMcN&@L7s 100% 100 100 y J r SS) ' 73 | 2 9% o'clock, he wy the market net n poiftts FROG at Per dozen. Jumbo. - . good $° 1 » $4 50 per %* -bu hamper. today. Demand was light and no freah | i change freer Strong we : Cc on le . . inds asis of four to or PO% 9P&% 909% | ; a 1% | SS %, ] 4 YORK, April 9.—Cotton spot VEGETA ‘S nat 48., pay $3 1 , aK BLES, tures opened one to five points higher, on 6& to 84.50 and the Neht pigs end Kainst the previous $8. N SONY? "2. "28 105% 105% 106%) 105% 0 Dub C €& RI “3 ‘ ~ Quotations: Good ordinary. 7c; low mid- ASPARAGUS—California, loose. $3.50/ 7. POTATO Jes ert Home-grown 1am | ooints net lower fe oy Re SHEEP Trading rule@ stea@y h the return : 4fRtna 4 SONY7s,’30/106% 106 106 (106 4 Gi S R...\276%,276 (2 $2.80c: middling fair, 33c. 9 enew stock would 43% ‘ i 1 nes men: crates, $2 cy hall, $4 per bu hamper. nominal. fed lambs sold to a ci rat $16. ~~. N21, ” o 4 Sw & C 9 5s & 9° H2 % - : 4 ‘ ~ | 4-2 8) steady and unchanged. Sales on the Boe: ; Tl\.NIPS—Home-grown. warhed, “Bec able at $14 to $1475. mediam The most im bis) > ‘ - —s, portant news of cy. 28 OR™ AR, PR" ( ‘al So he 74 j receipts, 5929: stock. 147.765 | California. $” per cTate liome- FIRCITS wis ribbed sheets. spot bucks quotable ‘at $5 to $8 and ca 2 « . +} . N 7 es f 7” > ~it ‘ , : > a ss - - >. me of the new $4.9000.000 State 3 r P : mt. = LIVERPOOL, Ap ? —Cotton ' KC-GPLANT-—Fiorida. $ io $3 per] €3.50 to $4.50: winesans $2.°5 to $5 KO ver box a Johbine way. showed a good tone here thig a... re YN Apri , ] pe waseinc™”” 549 415,000 bushels (tls "00 At Lob 3 3% oN Radio Corp ‘ iddl ing. i. J za; | pou n4 —§%c to 7 vet ad pox crop of ¥ ne Department 10 B-Sery (2 2% 230 62 J. do pfd.. 3 ‘ g00d ordinary 16.834: ordinary. 16 Said GREEN PEAS—Arizona, $5 per 45-\b. CO “Lesh Tae ak RA geo vind STRAWBERRIES — par on $5.50 to |excessive and a reasonable good was forecast today by the artme 20 Buc PL | 69 i 69 | Repetti Cc. ile . | Sales, 12.000 bales. ine! uding 6900 Ain ae crate. ' FMONR—California. $2.50 te $8.6@' $5 ver 24-pint case. hae heen made. ul bidders w as ona 4 ture, assuming average avandon- 10 Chese- | teo Mot .. . Sy | co _o~} ty = =. = cna eg f Agricu rage infiuenc es to brough 407 407 |407 SGP new ires crosec sweecy. Apr. 504 * O°Aa: of acreage aud averag , 18.324; July. 17.574; October, 19.0- f Suce | 10 per « basis and the bonds were off © investors as prices for alj urities to yield 4 per cent, '— be +> he ape Da aah at eas ey Ms. is i Ne as : 3 a A phgbley : ad Ew i " , eT. . CF ¢ — & pak Stobie i m ak Stes a eg ile sae Ay O35 +e u : i 4 Bo ee Re a: ca ail oles to Da P na, 2 Laas | " 7 ‘ tn gare 4 * ; 152. ; ee Tied ak ies . : 4 vad - (bree ~ a; S03? ee 7 , : iy pit i : 72. 340,- 100 do nwi) 51% 51%) , vot trcf wi tei 2 3% 26 - : y 14.35d; Last year’s crop was 07 ©0900 Cont nw 3%) 48 ise ar. SOI. new. ; C} December. , 16-53 ; January, - pushe RO ¢ 71, ‘ » . 7 > ay ies condition of winter wheat 40 Bur PL H8%| 98%) 98%) BBX | 8: .) 3: oo This compares With a “yew i 1 was 83 per cent of a norma! 100 G-8 Oi| 60 | 60 | 60 6 7 . ) N Y rk Cotto | bout 3.5 yield x April “7° that date last year | / "Ss : : . i Cw Oo n son Pee emt * with, 75.2 on tha @ There was 400 —" 41%! 40 8, 143 | 421 , ] : ;' - at . S ) n 4 | o é tax-exempt Liberty C of five points in the condition 40 111 PL.|137 (135 (135 4137 “4 4 ; uA 9 NEW YORK, April 9.—Cotton futures moon 75 per cent of the eco i tweet Dee a with yout ane AOee ine of 385 Im O Cn 107% 106% 106 4 107%, z | 2! closed steady. - : — phd 2 > a, - is Re acral, .- Were reported SOld, ft es tn the last 10 years. 300 Int Pet o i “9 MINING. Previous ale i bein ] he de . : . ‘okt eee tion of 58. 135. 000 bushels of Co Ltd 20 19 8° 19% — cman aisles one High. Low Close. Mose. : & ‘arger for the longer mat es produc + compared with 63,023,000 60 Magn P 140 Ariz G Cop Be 7 a Be Wav 57 BO 30 BS 31 0808 = ties. This Was generally . u ‘i, 8 as f Rye condition was (83. 5 per .* 500 Nat Tr | 217% 7 2 21% a3 ’ 3 Min! po. = of ~ = Sai , , 30 43 303; ! ‘ 0. ©Sardel mem of s normal on April 1. compares A Re ee a loa | 72 Calumet esi pol gS October 26.01 25.35 25.43- 45 25.¢ | / Bey . ~ in the Street asa notable achie . lh e. Apri! 1 last year an 50 Nor PL # , [J , (“op : : Z Aw Decembr 25.30 °4 RD omit 87.9 100 0 O nw 67 | , 69'2 | 120 Cortez Sil.| 48e | 46 ) ‘© | January. 24.90, 24.47 j ’ ment an pe abund . ae testifying to : re ~gnmony (Ae of winter wheat on April 480 Prairie | >. ‘ ' 2. 1uar’ pS ae 4 ance of inv estment capital, : ee lilincis. 75; lowa, 89; Missouri, 5 0 &G 4° : e 22 Si] - . ' ~ Open ne: May, 3) 10: - July y, 28.80; 7 In the genera! market, | 97; Nebraska, 91; Kansas. 87; Texas, 91: 340 PrP L ‘103% ae ‘ ; Min - | - | ber, 25.65; December, 25.10; January, ‘ apron were mixed. he + | Oklahoma, 87. - P mise , = ¢ 29 Hill New Poe RE ere: — | rom Washington a WAT IS MERCHANTS’ X- : ) | 60% We wtrantr 8 to the ; sf. tLOvis5. : | |, OO% | ; : = Outloop : “@HANGE, aprii 9.—Grain futures sold ‘400 SO Kan’ | 2 pores | 14 Le | Chicago Provisions a oad tax reduction was consid fom on the local market. though t a. , ‘ | >: 99, avorable, but dia- not have . wes moderate. Liverboo! beter ano § O Ky : . ly E | 440 | 43c he | CHIGAGO, April _9.— Provision stent effect muck closed pd to 4 lower. } “2 80 Neb c close and ranges follow upon “gap erage oe e4 the Government report scheduled fur ie a ee e+ * a ‘ > : = : eo after the close. 2,000 SONY n° | | _ High. Low. °9 SO Oh 311 ‘ wVe , or.. i LARD . securities were snee afer tne a generally, fractionally ob ge B Xe : : “Giese. Yent. 1921 ame ee 1s : ne ee a FS L | 85%) 88 5 | 88 10 Nev M.| 25¢ 38c] 2: 3 lay ......10.956 10.95 10.95 10. a-motor oil 1S a U aretechni- t a ee in 1926 at 106, : eae } | cash grein market soft . 7 : le 4% Nipissin ri es Bie _" July ......31.3 72: 20— 41-20 11.10 4 oday “in the local cas i rs 0 le G - ening . 3 ims matter of advice. niess you = 108, the high of the ee wheat was lc lower and demand was sloa 605 62% G3% O's C o —;* R 555 ——s3 cally t i ; ] lete y American Agricult bu!) hea scarce and steady. Corn acacia amaaaaes : Pee. ve ‘ee 9. ' ural Chemtesl ee maT wheat was > Remand wat INDEPE NDENT OIIS. 20 Sil k °, «. iJ 10: 10 10. i3 10.0 technical -medicine eee aeady to 1c lone! oe 20 Silve 1 Sei: | ieee oer for emul because lubrication 1 is aS as 18: or iaw. Say a again active. They leet. Outs were %c to %Cc lower. D>- i ~ . 144% 144 ‘= Yay 144 : ele ge = . a es Fae Oe ea ts Sharply from the Previguy Me mand wee g00d. Cit Sv pf..! 7: + 20 Spearh ial: a: 7 "70°58 10°82 39: ee 48: st > § ; 4 5 > , ai A... MERA REES 2 6. . “5 2 10 : eaviness continued fn tee eae, tine shee | anda ce Ce Th | 22 Uni Kast “| 800 76e) 77) 78 | homo , | You cannot see the quatity in oil. Only the petroleum chemist can eay which & Co. b onds and the Vv irginia-c 3 — excited influence $ | $7.000 C Sv scr 5S: 6 a = Se a Turpentine, Flax, Linseed | | There 1 ht oil f H —— ‘ares ie oil is right. is one rig or your car. How are you going to . gees: Aya a F-23 ehre ~ fe = ¢? vil bina: ¢ me We atte! gp ae PT ere Pe ee Sere ee oer . ” » ty mewh ys 3 erpoo! wheat in afternoon cable was | Eeowe and then reacted so The carly range of prices was not wide lina Chemic -whea Q° September wheat “s) 03% 43 Crevie Syn ae Pierce A - is were Ww : a owt oR > Sats corn 78 4c. and 690 Eng . a i A I ns TE Ri ATI SE ie: ns ree Nee - | Linseed of] quotations tn 1 to 4 barrel | rrow 8s lost ground. ' September corn 78 ‘$c. SS ieee | Boston Stock Market ee ae ae ee B follo wing the advice of the Foreign bonds failed to react 4 > The three Northwestern ee. with | ___-____. | $1 Sawant SATE G April ® Tu | y ; Os re of wheat. compar wi ; i Ss INA r —_ ntine | et a 305 care ot ees gat pear, atin: | CHICAGO GRAIN PRICES |Special to the Post-Dispatch. firme 83% @ 94% sales, 268, recelpte perts. Thoammaiead motoristsin the Middle’ the publication Da of the I , eek @ and 457 last year, ‘ : wes — a BOSTON. April 8—Following is a/182: shi 4 bbe, ~* os stock. $8°7. Rosin | 4 : r lutt 86 nd | mission Report. ¥ Dana reo! ine ee . | HAVE DOWNWARD TREND list of today’s highest, lowest and closing irm:; : ‘ les, 75: stoc 54.- ; prises for the most active stocks dealt in 5 ote: 4 60: I 0; ' New offerings of the day a leta) wheat receipts, wh ch were _ 800 | . r cluded 2,160 ~ ee compared with 55,900 aa ae af°' = =CHICAGO, April 9.—Wheat acted stub- . 460@4.70: T, $2,150,000 Metropolitas ant 70 last year, included 22 cart Io-| born .early today, but shortly after mid- | } ) High.| Low. iClosing 4 60G4.7 io; Mz, 80: WG, 5.40: WWKX, Edison refundi - h nh. Corn receipts a | | ‘facted by the | ——-- ont "¢ ar i} ; “rease — . ; **« i road financing is more or less ofa ia f wheat, : | trading. + gical cenieae ab bear- | Edison Ele « | 44% 1733 ; NEW YORK, April 9.—Business was; arent. | (a ish by the trade, but present low prices Mohawk we% WHY, 29% riy brisk in the cotton goods markets |. act ag a deterrent to short selling. while New Cornelia ..... é‘ oday, with Prices showing a rising ten4- —_—_—————" = re if winter wheat. ort = ‘ saciid H- “en of late | North Butte > a, 9 cy Print cloths were quote@® et 9%c _——— - oa ‘g9 ‘948 t ow of No bulls have been whipped so o n of ia ‘Swift & C ; 2! y 4 2 Qquotee : eg red winter wheat. vuBn that they are afraid to enter the market. | Swift _ Co ri 23 for 64x60s “and lic for 68x72c, ‘4c in- ; Lead Zi . : : ce hard winter wheat. 341, 7, bushels of Fear of Government inter? erence also } nited Shoe Mar : f } : ; ‘ 54 creame in each ca ae Inc a8 .8 hard winter wheat. 199.330 bushels ~ . : » | United hSoe Mac "51 An >> The rew silk markets were active. hot corn, 57.845 bushels of No. 2 yel-] checks short selling. Milling demand for / > a takes ate °- "" Tol -s 8 ‘ 3p _ .. . in ro ae ih - ot in renses | nds in'S ee eS : 4856 | bushels of No. 2 cats. 121.431 eign demand was siow despite the better aa ese oe eee ‘eile quotation on s0me grades a ee . eoke of No. 2 white oats, 13.537 bushels| exchange situation. Primary receipts were Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities. seed exe sigs a b zine lar? qi ioted at $6 o5 — ls 10. Rs bushels of "1 —_ ifuats f i | vr et 8 white oats and 5 smaller than shipments. Crop situation is Pittsburg 15.9 feet. a fall of 3b: Boston Woel| Market. q 9 2 tve. good - YORK, Apri! 9.—c wy rt ng — Be bol gem hes agen Loca] ee sales were 17.000 bushels iCincinnati 29.7 feet, a fall of 4. ROSTON,. April ¥—The Summer s'reet ectro! ytic, spot-and futures. 1} @ } ianter n wheat: S85. ) bushels corn and 53,000 (- a ‘ 11 ». | Tew wool markets were enecully wie i ; Sn wg 00; futures, ‘50.80 4 ay being P34 000 busheis. Cae Seaiee bughels | oats. a“ R sa | Louisville 12.7 feet, a fall of 4.3; aadins esc nan wan - . » - orthe 2° @?: @ Were heavier an @ week & tent t lose c to “ec lower: ; ° ¢ ise y A EE rt ggg eles steeds r tue a 1, LI1@22 ern, whe, July. | lees oot Missouri Nationa! Bank a i a ae PERSONALITY eee oF | ieee KNOWLEDGE : : = DIPLOMACY f See = Olive : ae has the abeve attributes must necessarily heve an unusual ' heuse. distributing only standard srn- Sei et ana anal Gee as ee ake te canals oT nde an on. Jn REPLIES STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. SALARY AXP COMMISSION Members 8t. Lowte Stock wchang q | ‘. ss Our salesmen have been notified of this advertisement. Members New York &tock E TF HEH “14 ooweerewerrr © oseeeee + eeeere mmr SS ae RR rif ° ee omer er re : ZH) ‘ ‘ : “Ss - d . aa < —— 4 d - —_ PR DS. a +9 f * 4 ‘i By A - a as ” a » Ae za “ej - tg am 2 . ‘s -: a v

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_Se WATCH YOUR PEP AND YOUR STE TEP WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF te you advertise your b in these c | By; ——ANTED-_MEN, BOYS | —— == —SSSSEe or: is. T DEATHS | LOST AND FOUND =) _ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETO. INSTRUCTION srTUATIONs_wowen aims. HELP WANTED. Se ty Hong = Lost FOR estimates tical wiring and | LADIES —i care t ay —— — — ing. Call or write. 903 N.j i667 i: te : we a April a 19% 4. at An 8 Ben Heth wear. repairing. call Sfanes 329°R 2629 Wvo- practical cou fans eer at . DISH WASHE ae os Salesmen Wiitem He Stodieck. beloved husband of |PIAMOND RING—Lost: on Oregon. Ne- | ming. (c8 | dependent. I Tee a = wos belp rou, Day, and N GIRL —Sit.: neat, colored. to do house- | i.o7, = 4 the Inte Elizabeth Blaetz Stodieck, dear fa- | 402 ge — BreeGwas. ei~ UBT ey y aes estimates on wlecerical | o's work nurse: willing to stay on place Machi LOLene i. Ps ‘ ~e e 3 oO “ = "as © ‘= £ " , x 4) wor 509 Hebert. Tyler 2647R BRB i-—— Call Demer 4151J. | DRIVER—ieae i: * : enced, permanen tice line dail Sunday John J. and Mary Ocerter Studiec | oe = gg ner dtather of John J. Stodieck Jr. our! DIAMONDS—Lost: cluster from pin: te-| _Schuette. ic f a | | Cabany 6160. | IF YOU want your Trade Schools GIRL—Sit.: to de general houseworly and veing werk; as AD y Ln a of living In Seuth tion. cooking or day work; good references. | e yt RIGHT. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE—Tuition. _work.__ Bomont 21° | and wages ae ser wo en e we @ars er OE gengy ow tee, | faenily oe 1416 en ceeeeet ae one Re of Mary Fran- | — head; reward. Lindell 794 a & ixt $25: ae RL pe aire. sii HOU SHGIRL—Sit. : ‘colgred "18800. ERRAN' BOY ~ TT ‘ttt a work. Phone Lindel! | pie “ thous "ana - _ Grineell, father ae es eee idced mae lors. 15272 North G rand a on | SESS Mce'Rarees. my | GAS PIPE CLEANERS A ON Ba parece Bw se - —— experience need » am. A striking example of leniency | eet: Thursday, April 10. at 2 BD. m.. to Vai-| - > nite. | GAS PIPES cleaned $9. « LEARN TELEGRAPHY. | HOUSEGIRDL—Sit. by neat celored gir! Ce... 1030 0 Frankine” *'2a5 ; call , Funeral from familr residence 4259 | halla Cemetery rove Sal. marzed white ; $1.5) poe ym $2: stoves connected, Visit our school, talk with students; "® do housework, no lagndry work. Phore FILLING 5 war atin on the part of juries in criminal Helly avenue. on Thursda 9 Aprti 10 “at Rochester «N. Y¥.) papers please copy Mickey: reward. — gasfi ter,” 3412 ee S. J. Seeley. guarantee positions at $140 to start —s Lindell So78 ide SS we pe MAN. “Seases appeared today in Circuft 9 30 a. m., to Hol v Rosary Church In- | TONTRUP—Entered into rest on Tuesday, Ee: P vee ~ , en : omas. Lindell 760i. 5 ge | one, or evening ona T ntieth HOUSEGIRL—Sit.; to do light house- ee ‘i - et A iterment in Calvary Cemetery. Private April & 1924, at 5 a. m.. Jessie V. | Seyi arty who stole collie on Olive 1) (te 1 and to 10. Grand 55 we of | work and take care of children. Box O-/| =! positiea ¢« _wudge Falkenhainer’s Court wheM | on flowers. 1c3) | Tontrup, beloved daughter of Henry F. | — so Soe + yp ge ~ sane car | na —— installed; rauges con- | Century Telegraph Co. 711 b Bh, See : 70. Post-Dispatch. (4) | advancement ‘Gal - > | &i } n. ‘ol pub) 1 | best - . auto | —— an tae Ls Tontrup, dear sister of Robert H. and; Gil.™ ‘Stor e es 2079W. out on grates. ——— LEARN A TRADE—Y. M wt » a HOUSEKEEPER—Si:. eideriy | FINISHER—For Cusp { established by Auto / couple, widow, 1 child best wean bill; steady ~® jury assessed the minimum) GUEBERT—Asleep in Jesus, Wednesda itera tices i y. Tontrup, dear sister-inlaw and | nh unishment, five years in the peni-/ Apri] 9. 1924. at 4:10 too es | oe wei ns Assn. 0 “at | Pp August Guebert, beioved husband of Louise | aunt. ii 10 0 weer} encaal’ abace ag Ee ‘body ent] pee ers’ Asm.. offers eS a bat- references as to ability and. ebaracter; | I Funeral Thursday, April 10, at 10 a.4 answers to|_ MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | S™"E (5 0. iSthe “pecan! ond | commer preberres., SOUS Goubecst.__ | PINTO TEE tery. vulcanizing, lathe HOUSEMAID—Sit. by colored lady. Call | " onl tentiary. in the case of two men Guebert (nee Huber). dear father of Wai- | from the Kron chapel. 2707 North ong air on ears an tail: ) : ie : ame of Queen, reward. Sidney 2414 or ding, ©*ti- y CONCRETE cut and wrecked witout architectural drafting, plan reading Amanda. Bomont Experienced on side we charged with first-degree robbery, /ter, Elmer and Christian Guebert. dear | ™.. : h r, b -in-law ar j Grand boulevard, to Bellefontaine Ceme-/ 5 Sualthough the defendants,« on the | rcs, Prether-in-law and uncle, in fis) ey. | eats Saat. (3) | pplasting. Graner Contracting Co. mating, ete. Inquire immediatsly. ee ________ | steady work, witness stand, had admitted plead- Services will be held Thursday. at 7/ weES—tntered into rest, Henry eeeon “evening, W mess — sentient: Syrcay | ours . | weap building. 3100 N. Gran ag | “AUN ae ——-Git, | olen . southern: day | Gan Steel For . , wh (Dp. m.. at the Beiderwieden chapel. 1936 dear father of Ludwig, Wees, brother of } 7856 . ' | \ETE floor, side walks and foun- = ~ > eer “ee . FIREMAN Jing guilty of petit larceny WheNig: Louis avenue. Interment Saturday, “Weee. Mrs. Bisile Guenzburzer | . Rg; tw E g 8 oO age ] . id r ite -. oe n , . } >. ence . Z ‘ar - 3 ’ ing in his pockets, McClarin said | | Tobanna Pottstock = = ge — | —10._Rive ee ite oa leather case. Call Forest 7521J. (es P-gp prices’ Colfax 2406M 3805! - >. m. + | LAUNDRESS—sit.; first-class, colored. for F the men marched him into an al-! mother-in-law. sister-in-law. grandmother ~~ ack case; Lee car. Now is the time t _—{e88) | erences. ee es © een: Sa Ser OB P RINTER— Mut be lev and took a pair of oggles from ‘and great- grandmother at the age of 79 Post -Dispat: ~ . : about 320 Tuesda' evening: reward . al clined. rea mot — ‘ vour refrigerator aces = _Bomont 1807 a. Be semcton 4 gh _ wages . 0 pai cogeies ‘| veare. 10 months e ae, Tee Ty! ler 2071W. ho oom —— vier 3218W.ic4 , | NT ‘RSE—Sit ; wishes to care _ for infaat | Renewte th Apply 19a Bk TASES SD Gals tema cartons * TEM PLOYMENT | | sense a acest soe ee | GS SSES between 3821 ; SN ggetiorye « MAN @ grip which he carried. | PFunera! on ar waretny fers o. 97 g- aad ive. ah z1 s ; iC ‘ 7 ' vs - cing 2 . : oe) = on. t =» @ McManus and Hord took the | ao one laggy ‘our Lady of Perpetua: | om aaderen 2, Ott eaning Co _ Ric hards ‘ CT tal - 2005T. Wee eae we RSE—Sit, as practical nurse to sick OF Main a Douglas . Witness stand and denied the |Help Church. Interment Calvary Ceme | Truth In Advertisin . 7. emg WANT ED Pont, Forest 3055J. 5054 S bi LABOR EnRS—N —- : lter Q GOLD WATCH—Lost chain and charm. STOVE REPAIRS D Forest A Page dil. ationa] Charge. They said they were vic- | Was 8 member a tel The valine ef eév sta Se i. R. #. on rite Reward. = poe | OF Flt =e. GIRL—Stt.: capaple beginner, | eee ll : . : —_ . ' ; ertisin S58 hiand. { 242 c4) 4 | ; tims of mistaken identity. Asked | “Aties Sodailty of Peroeuai Helo Church ||] Gireet ratte to the ameust ef |i corp WATCH Lost, daisy patvenr pin | i G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. fling and clerical wok ssaat S16 Rix: | 1990W afters, = in cross-examination if they had HUGGIN n Monday April 7 1924 at) eg Se om match: name inside: ‘Libera reward. | Stove repairs. 316-18 N. 34 st. > Posi- Dispaica Went Aad erside 2T566W. ic) i —~ ever been convicted of a criminal! 6:35 p, m.. Bridget Huggins (nee Dono- | TRUTR. || 3635 Latayeste. Grand 2378R. SS) | oe = og er clber Wane eee ek ee LABO ns, a Beliid ageie ; } or lo Iper; wants wor y the | offense, both admitted they were yang alowed Mrs. Russell Murphy inee | | Gold Mesh Bag and V anity care ane ADDRESSING daily. | Sec fun. ¢ bun. a Siwy’ alterations: reference. Lindell | ore Appi oly, Fes ready for work 7 of ‘| ms), dear sister of Mary and Owen Advertising Man- | st on March 27, out of aut -_ TER print at honest A line. Arsenal id ee “agony coe ee ee oy an4 our dear grandmother, ff Better |} gold mash bag containing gold dortes Gtl_& Co. "185 N. Lith —, (ela times, 1¢; Oy times times, MOEC R gaits | SECRETARY—Sit.; Four years’ secretar- [RON AND STEEL = eny in and were allowed Funeral Thursday. April 10, at §:30 a. Advertising Club ||| 224 chain, gold lipstick. gold keyholders: 8c, fe. od a ‘30 ta y ial experience: loyal and ficient: | LU a. o MAN—Must be neat to plead guilty to the reduced |™.. from family residence. 6407 Easton | also gold vanity lost at same time; al! : times. datiy Sun. 5c. times daily permanent position desired. x O-32. nd Market. #3 avenue. to Notre Dame Church. Interment | tch holds | bearing initials M. B.; $50 reward and no STORAGE AND MOVING NEVER rena RIGINAL Post-Dispatch. MATS TENANC : Ae ms charge of petit larceny, being sen- | in Calvary Cemetery. (ce fraudulent ' {questions asked upon return of above to | BONDED moving truck, $3 i a, 4 revommendations COPIES. | STENOGRAPHER—And typist; sit =~ -tenced to six months in the Work- JAHNSEN—Mary Jane Jahnsen, Monday. : sews. 1809 R Fomine £ BIERMAN. _ ii Hansen. 1011 8. a ag oo sppiying f or employment. voung iady: rapid and accurae: ace house and paroled from the bench AprS 7.1926, darting daughter of Lee will ha ailway Ex. Main 4950. Cen 100.) s75w. (eS) | 1B. Grand 2172R. (e4) MAN at once. alveant ae | o mer e se ( ee Guy). 8 ee ; ’ ee i a , j ° ~ + a 4 In his argument to the jury, As- | little sister of Grace. pr: tare. | dorm vo «||| HAT —Lost: J.B Sigtson hat. eray. on Freight F I ——— ee bene og alspe- | nr e3 7 Vandeventer ~— -FouNG MAN—As assistant in ad-} Sistant Circuit Attorney Bowcock Pg adnate olBons 4 Bhcieen, 7 Mamet ig t standards of : ive st. ~ reward Andrew Deames, = ‘reignt Forwardin ng | Tee aein caaa Ea executive:;} sition. Riverside 398 Ne@) | Oren. ork around te % . vertising dept.; must operate | OS... Sa Ale. BS T = xt a 2 thorough, well ualifie xcellent fref- - é ' a asked that the defendants, in view | Apri! 10. at 9 a. pa oe tg Begg = ml oS) 5) ROUND—Lost: whith. binck aoeteed G17 |i - ,LOtIs ‘pianos moved: CO.—Furni- | erences. Forest 3048R. Neat a eae. ee ne ee MAN—Solicitor and . seg and be able to keep ad- Bertha av.; reward. shipping. fice and nal aia ADV ERTISING MAN—Sit.. specialist for- | general office work: prefer small office a — ) : 4 _ vertising file and cut records a¢- 41 (el) business: many years experience.| good references. Lindel! 7508. __ (4) | ce pA ¥ OMe nell : Iv. Box H-144, Post-Dispatch. ef their previous record, be given to Calvary Cemetery ic) | kin — Tans the Market. Olive 5841, Ge o ; Re y = . in = - . , | Pv LA St: Ad : 4 uf i r ’ ntr — ~ ‘ the maximum for first degree rob- _8ABY_KORNMESSER—Pntered into rest | ‘emete or Bell lade. 2: E yn ae tox O-221. Post-Dispatch TYPIST—Sit.: experienced in all lines of | P = -— a = = P in A : enc in : - "_ E ‘ton. R—Sit with 35 years’ experience. | office work [ Dixon. 4611 Enright MAN te Ln fer pester ¥ i ° EI ECTRIC CORP. j r? ‘ - i. 4. 3887 Greer "$a 3 WE AGN ER ° , wie ? ; . ie: APs ae ‘he nia ae ibaa nadihinin shai eaic Maat aide eects. aad ihdie naa iciidiiG nee ate eta is. cua le bery, whic te i ~a | on Tuesday, April 8, 1974. at P. — : Oo ery os h is life imprisonment. | ee Charite erences. "Satewas ron Ld MEMORAND( eer a LANGAN & TAYLOR Ww eg Steinbrunn. 3705 Case (76) ee (4) = + is}. dear oes of Nan and Margaret, | P b R > O N A F __reward. Delmar 2736. 4851 Leduc ST OR AGE & MOV IN .G CO. MRAKER—Sit.; good steady 2d-hand: bread. | WOMAN—Sit.. middle-aged. for light fac- MA N— Incapable of beary werk be N our dear grandc hild, aged 6 mont i, —s MINK | "HOK ER—Lost. Mon: day evening. 1909 DELMAR BI... ST. LOUIS Li md coffee cakes. H Lees tory work: éfficient. 2170 Cass av.i4) | _2Dout house 4011 Washi | nT 16. ok te | _two-skin, Olive or 6th; reward. Ol ‘orest 4300 _. oe | 1. 70 Rroadway. Main 20: WOMAN—Sit.; young, colored, do general | MAN— White or colored: te w 7 DIE MAKERS p.m. to Cal ty bop "eme: = a ee 5844. 4) If you are plan ing t ‘ali- AK Sit.; goo® on bread. - housewerk and help cook ; reference. Bo- off man in paint shop. 3 ‘ L MAKERS "Chie Ill.) and Milwaukee (Wis.) = | MONEY—Lost. $10 bill. in 10- cent store | fornia or ti le South west, >a v ui f . Cakes and pastry. . mont 2934M: Jackson Be TOO ‘hicago | an iwaukee ( pa Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones | or between there and Post- cb | freight 0! | Aipm d iepuon : __. | WOMAN—Sit. : high-schoo! craduate. hg memes : SKILLED MEN WITH Fa Js . See. . a . refere _ S pers please copy. ce | “ 7 : , age PB Oltve or Central 6600 | Bidg.; wo king woman Forest 331 IJ. | cail will ng you a solicito: = | BOOKKEEPER Aged 49: can use trpe- years’ experience in office routine: ref- se — Writer: steady: reliable. Box W-100.| erences. Box Wel. Post-Dispatch, a7 2 Re _ Apply employment o i _— 7 | LE MAITRE— Entered into rest on Tues Pemeges Dee sine Cotte, 2 Se Ons; CK PIBCE—Lost: 2-skin stone marten. | ee relia _ BOWDEN—E Entered inte rest cp Montag Be a ero at Teciate tatnct nt. | «Bun. Adoption and Coming Events. $00 Finder please call Lindell 3723W : ’ Tc. Post-Dispatch Gada She; celiehiins colaeail “ing | MAN—White. racking — times danty fe a. ‘eae / yg FH a. 5A F ale ' =a - ote ion g3arant teed. prices reasonable. Col- Post-Dispatch (3)! reference Delmar 3490. to remove oid varnish» ‘ yy x EK xk - oe sei ied a ae ade ~) a a ee Te SJ) mechanic. Bomont 1453. +4) with manager: $75 per - ‘ = thence to Calvary Cemetery. () April 8 1924. at 11:30 p. m. Mary! PERSONAL—WSMr Wollsev cal labout worl line. Lindell 62173. ee a CALS rg and Decoration Co. for | A ppENTEH-bLILDEA—a4e? “~puntain: ae Bids. ey le here eS — —- bap@ring an painting. low prices. 4405 “heetieee thien- time ie x. akg bose 4 ron MOVYLE—On Tuesday, April &, 1924, | Leistier. dearly beloved sister of Mrs. at 1917 Morgan st _@ any , - Pe a | Thomas Botte. beloved husband of the | leuisa Fiood ‘nee Leistier). Willi -| PERSONAL—Wish to learn the address turn to oat: GOSe Cebanne. Be. ese Clee, Damar SOEs. | 5)! 9 809¢ urs 7- ‘ >. m. | TT | MAN—White. for night LO. ; ! Iste Anna Boyle (nee McIntyre). and dear | Leistier. Mrs. Lizzie Ebeler (nee rting». | PE oS = EB 1 ‘Dring — ey ace : ig — Movi ’ CHANNING WALL PAPER CLAANINt | oe oe oes eB) | H ELP WA N E D "Ss and dusting oe ~~ SS Raa aPat Works. 4g —€ of Titomas and James F. Boyle. | Eédward and louis Harting and the | vis. nvone knowing of her | —S _CO.— Work cuaranteed: reasonabie orice. RPEN Si ——— mue 2 , ndfather of Mrs Josephine 0 Brien Mrs. Anna Heige! inmee Leistier) I ind} otify Joseph Escher. 500 Missouri 2 1.Ost: platinum with ~ diamond ; ~1"° N. Channing Bomont 13593. (c®) CAR ‘TER— : EXPERT paper 7 wren 2 work: “colored. Phone Bomont | — | a - Mr. mer t-grandfather, in his sixty-eighth vear. | year [_—_— : ete ingtom or tsrand Central Theater: libera! roon ’ operal a Race | noms BPE Lh aL | ae at on ursday. April 10. 1924, | 4 Rema! TP wii att in state at family resi- | fard. 2127 Olive. Colfax 167: Cc 54 oe: syernam ny wes) ‘CARPENTER—Sit.: new or old work Oe eee nee at 8:30 a. m.. from Peetz’s funeral hore ence, 3S616A Natlural Bridge avenue. un-, RN REVI : 2 seme inspay ic datly. b0C SUR; —. 3 Semetery. (c) | Man chapel. . North Grand boylevard. meer == : ~ ‘ : eee (4) “ jews 4 te . to St. Peters Cemetery. ic) et Lams t ¥ leathe an PAPER , a " oem “* BUECHLER— Entered into reet on Mon- i aso i Me | ta ir Zz “3 A rae Ys. an ; me vi = . _ ae . : a2as00 e Work wie” - CH At FFEU —_— t e@torea for mrivate - . . at 10:40 p. m McGAHAN—-Entered into rest on Wednes- m nic etings rd ‘orest 1949. , ~ > Ul Tyier 1948 ; as arage work " sieeaee . dasly . sina by ok ntain PAPER HANGING—Painting. —— , re” perience Nelson Bomon: 3 » - ; - + | » . ing work of this kind. Al 1 dear mother of Gepevieve McGahan, dear sister of Wm LODGE of instruction — ton: 4 * -30 money and Sary; rewar: Linde i Ss 3% 4 _ es — how :" ar ~791W. (4) ; man Pi oducts Co.. o. 211 ph N.. Edward A ates as “ne MDE te ry i . and Mrs. r Doroil y. Mrs. M. Leh- WAL TER A WEBB, I G I Re Ae ee a ae * + ; 2426M. ‘ ) CHAU FFEUR—Experie en cod young man ever Bowe nd ORIGI AL recom me merdaliwns MBCHANIC— -F a : F ER ITANGING “lear painting peasition ine truck fer some ™ ap or employment Usé — | Div Set i dellielleeedlinntttietnne thine tendentiee neat tame enone eee AE ee ee Cae eee Oey er. Mrs. Louis Bertoldt. r mother-/ leitnar. Edward J. and owr dear aunt, ROBT FISHER. Sec. -ECEIP i — - r Wanis | - —_—_-__ - —- +a —s 5 “ 4 ot? : i : ? : ¢ } TP " = >on * are ru . — 7 Diastering easona! ! ers. °T nT ito c q Aprii &. 1974. at 3 a. m.. Minnie Caeser Funeral ate fangs eday. April 10. _19=6. paeseoee ee ee , +s " _. Cabany 2763M. (76) Went through the technical hica schec! essont sae An ®.. 19th and Locust. iat 2 a mm ml residence S19 Neosho information car 5° ‘ -. ba Da — ug sa] + PRESS FEE b VER—4815 Easton. Kreinkamp). a ido of t “hari es Caeser . ss > : m > . . wt " “4 the presi den > a « . e - — - = - - & ts 7 * . ' sa - Too! in Cc seaned i. a T. 4A erertificate reference «} » —* 5 | ys - a We eee a ee r mother of Mrs. Ella Golden. Mrs. | Sreet. to Bare ~ wes oe oe — | : ae MBRELL 08 ‘en silk: an on nd up rk guaranteed, Lindel! ence, looking for a piace. Bi 3 BAC POCKET MAKER ON PANTS - = hee ) fas . Ler r Vv st AMPULS OL ? ry re é "fa ftta — am > > . td = . , = 4 -_ , ST : . — a Ee eee eee | coined | Beem oe S| at me | Reet: Diwpates salonat False Si? Matean st” “725: | Miscouaible coniign’ sean ~ , | of ¢ > on ie nent _ ee RLANING Pat is. | * : ‘ — - = + aunt, in her sixty -sixth -s MEIKER—Entered into rest on Tuesday, 3 the > ~ . ae OF I S-, $1 v lec painti jecorating. reasonable. Brown. HOt SEMAN—Sit.: colored: wants work * BARBER—Colered: 938° Hodiamont av.. | my a scevent for Fri at Dd. 2 . ; Hall. enti! 12 m.. en May 2. 19: ; ~1¢1 a , cope comand. del , age REP aeank” daanaa tl rT inte a | Cal 7 to 9 o m. S81 723 South weg 4 cs ~ . at 5 +. > a. Ti | the cor stru tion ‘ - > . : . beta : i; 4 z= . . ‘ . _ ete _aOAnY fa Dp! ’ ~= a2 Dut e an ook ho : a nce ‘ ‘abany 4705 Ask for Cade. : . ! 7 ~ - | struction | en's tnfirn ’ iy : i 4 rat 7x: — labile: or perter in ért fe. ERENCE . — ne ME 26 . te Old St. Marcus’ Cemetery. ic) | = ‘Soe © ge ther of Alber "y : -. | the grounds of the Robert i a, ae a usc sa@on, | lous- Sart WALL PAPE leanea. $1 a room: a! — a 0 9r porter in drug sto: bPNCH HAN Ds—Experisnced Apply at ~ poe p> aa s « — 6 ‘ r ” : ti! | r rm ‘ in os ~ se ~ ste ct Tem Tif 5 ; 1? : sve - ——E———E on ce, r ? LIN—Suddenty on Tuesday. pe awl ‘Wred ¢ Alex and : tal. and fer installing a he: n - a a oan — ss Sets reasonabie ince: ager” aes - rR coceTONY OF > "irk . woud Sash €nd Deer © | growing concern. Call 8 & > : » 4 electric wiring. vlumbin . me rei : = tc : AQ Sit.; repeir work of any kind. 1°14 wood. Mo. (e3) - | April & 1924. at 4:40 ». m.. Lerenzo T.! thur t the age ef 85 years . 9 tet ry icy s | __tables: in county. 1662 S. Jefterson. _ | = afraid of work: men of ne. 4 by | BOOK BIN DER—Familiar with making whose ambition is bevond a mY app afd Samuel FP. Chamberiin./p. m.. at residence, 2649 Miami street oie ates . - : > : - Gran @rar brother of Joseph S. Chamberlin. and | Burial! at Bellefontaine Cemetery. meretioy nr — re Ait ne office of th 7 ost, init a oH. 8. chain = . ae (e) ta) “eur dear brother-in-law, father-in-law. | wyICHENFELDER— Asleep in oe eset cammeton seins ee ss ‘se ae ee Seen ry Me- WALL PAPERING — , First-class, reasoa- MAN—Sit. by colored, to clean vdaint . n ther and uncle. in his sixty-first We@needay. April 9. 1924. at 4:33 o. m_| — - = neoemem. ; re able. DromDt, service, open r >. the day Phone Bomont 1727W. si} MeBee Bi binders, eens and ae | thom, a . : Martin Michenf@ider. believed husband of : — : SS Decorat + aca. Lind e! MA N—Si it colored; as Waiter or porer. nos te - —-, AS? ee. ae I Funera! — “ag y 4 3 — >. | Julia Heilman Michenfelder (nee Straub), SPECIAL | NOTICES ce W ILL, finder please return black fox fur night. Tvier 1237™M (eS) | =~Phone Romont _ Walter Brown. “or (eo! tween 9 and 10 “3 3 Mo et INC. | 7 g nee to Beth ole “Ceme- | eur dear brother-in-law and uncie, at the| SPEC IAL NOTICE—Missouri Moving and —— ang = ota ent! neater, WALL PAPERING—Nothing but good! MAN AND WIFE— - cooks: camp cr BOOK K EEPE R—On Burroughs machine. MILLSTONE DRESSER— en ; “ars la em /age of 64 vears terage o.s men are pot loci cut oF eward. Gran@ 52. LER. EF work wonderful selection: prices sea- | A. —" ay 45 rrr E right ‘ 4) Appiy Bianton tm. 318 S. Second. ic? ment + office. National ne : GLOTHING & oe ee ie tc? |} Funeral Friday, April 11. at 1:30 p. m.. on siri me. we will be glad to send oy WRIST W Al rT HL t whit gold. with sonable. estimates on painting. decorat- resort. Room - = — i BOY—To work a : dur a — | Stameing « 2... , wy . | CHUBB—On April Oth. 1924 at the resi- from residence. 4453 Gibson avenue. to our tru are going to mos gold ban urn 5862 Etzel: reward ing and hardwood finishing. Wise, 5070; MAN—Sit.: colored: as butler of waiter. ‘must ‘bawe bi AF tex ese satan “7: | Granite City »@ence of ber sister. Miss Amy Harts- | Concordia Cemetery. (e4) Grand — 117 and aT mi ie Cabany 38841. ry Cates Forest SvT1LILW “(c83) | Phone Bomont 1616. Thomas ——_— BOY : 18 : = | OF FIC “Ee ROY—Must write i ol ~ * - = . ae intiadininitiin nem ' . _ ‘wis — v le ‘ om } ~t » | am — Fol Pa get’ ge aad ee ni — > ten _— res esday. | WRIST WaTC H— Lost. of metal band “— have a large sto k of Wal. paper whic ch work 417 one din er wonerey a Preadway. pril 8. 1974. at a 2. mH. Mw ' shopring p we will put on wall reasonab!l, Muen- | MAN—SiTt. by young married man, to - - . ; ~ owe : colt ~~ Tae = . OCKHO Re “=n , " — an . ; ° 1y - or k - OFFICE 7 NAG ER-—-An Rn and interment private. o4) Meron. de aan = tn E Stor sT LDE : MEETING Kit ae Ya ny , memes. SIOs_Sianes. Signer 14234R. of | Frank gg Sidney 1831R Aamir (4) r mace Chsstens. en eee ay : atestaver al stitch gown r | ' , Me . Gear fa r of Mrs. Ed Ston - - Kin arv ’ =r 24 Pr . De ue ot ‘rank Guttine. Sidney ~ $$ — a ine ¢ th 7 Mrs. Margaret. Krement Tt telle STOCKHOL LDERS’ MEETING—The annual wrret ~ ~y T= NEEDA PAPER CLEANING CO —Work- | 2¥ r rences. | —— Se 8.508 = CONLEY—On Monday. April * 1924. at Fortune 2a ” wee eee meeting of the stockholder of te aa wRrs v A TCH— Last DIAtinurS? Witt Manship guaragteed. experts; room, $1 | MAN—Sit.: 29. willing to start at sma - ae work in drug store; references. | €xperience cape il o> > ™m., Lreorge 7. % oniev darling "Ween fr: fen . ee : Centra! Se Bn Cwm « pany i, crican ‘hin dismonds betwroen 8000 FE: ze! 7 ut Linde! 1278 ’ — salary if eady with future: mo seiicit- fS Scanl AT EE ES RO and farni ef Pierce J. and Estella + meral from Cullinane Bros. underta! . : “ ee Tavier and Evans: libera! reward ab- er ari jan | in Box 0-248 Post -Dis (3) 1¥—Teo work in ff] store and, drive’ keeping) - uM ad » fe) for @ job seeker but a “ _ . aematlt aren tien of nine (9) directo to serve fi - a brother =| ‘me pariors, 17109 North Grand, Thursda: ; . > tor @ .nvy 8240 _— ; : , . Perce Ir : Robert a April 10. at 8:30 a. m.. to St L ae = a gy and tor the transaction =¢ . it. oung: married: badly in a with urance . @ear grandson. nephew (>Derch Int erment at Calvary meter] S oa a ag gg more gg: | dropertly ee som = kind of work. typn ~? ae oer’ $9 week. Konsberg’s | v me bilit Full Tt sete amet 14 years 3 oT genet Funeral private Please omit flowers come —-, te meeting e held at r or anything. Olive “090 P. wee harmacyv, 3 ’ Lafayette . salary ois xyected. present | ‘ Pic company. & Pine st. esti ; ler Rt 30 : r- ¥.. day N 6 TT ’ +t : ' nanan es = . " ar ; PR O F E S > ] ONA a. ee Ss over Tor DHOTORTaAPRing | ployers, The Sinbec Fureral from residence. 1956 Belt ave- | “S*\—-Entered into rest, Monday. April —" aday the 15th onil Cat Grand-Leade Owner MECHANICAL ENGINEER—Experienced heenix Phcto Co. 1000 N.| 5360-2310 A” “hie t ) (. 1924, at : D>. m., litam . Apri. 4: . ben u o506J: must identitfy. ‘c) . b J Armitage 8¥.. : — — Sey. oo 11. at 8:30 a. m.j oe j5e- vom ae a ; ; @ %@ o’clec ~ a in sheet metal manufacture. pipe und : ‘4) Bes « inp Ceanstars. re. Sarent te Cal- | tered | d of Emma Neal inee Cart- B. G._ CHAP? i JR. ‘may a wa geen lk wr P| steam fitting, refrigeration, heating, site! | BOYS—To work on brick machines Pre- OFERATORS—Ge pants: ry. right) a n . 3 Attest: D M. HESS. Secy died a2 ae ie — construction, available now: state full cregs Press Brick Co.. 3205 3S. Kings-| enced . wages. Lat 8:2 rest on | —— ) mer Proemse: r Alice. How ard st. Louis. Mo.. Mar: Bm Zi a (cB) Fc is Pe => ; Particulars. Box o.749 P -D. (3) | higha a (em) Tai: owes. st? , o- tar 8. 9:25 pp. m.. award ane Loleman N@a! ~vur deari. ' . - wt aoe ee son of brother father- in-law. gran: ifather brot h- } Lic ma, entra! ; , . . OUTSIDE WwORK—Si t : ariv ing team b . BOT—16 or T7. for outside Brn ag ot OPER ATORS— Broen os - truck; some sales eusericnce, Box ©-% : | - i e; references required A Oath | | Screw machine Monday Gannlaghon inee r-in-law and uncie. in his fifty fifth year. | "7 2. Ss . ) a dem Sern oak eaaete neral wig pemiker & Sane? ana Ices ~ 4 F PLATE — Secon: District | tem costa, 3b¢ om cS Peat-Dispatch oar Trier . Hughes, Meyer Bros. Drug Co. Mai _Main and St. George. neral from the family residence. 4! South Grand eg rd and Juni aia street, LOST and FOUND ‘AWN TICKET W atch Fifth Oul-oftiwn, agate Sic d PRINTER— Sit. compositor and stone — 4 " 2 eviay 4 0c daily. S@c Sun. iy {9c Sum. lockup: 5 ats experience: married — colored, to work ith ‘factery and hiand avenue, on Thu ; t | Thursday. Apr at 2:30 » trict. 'terment in Oak Hill Cemetery a; Kirk MONEY—2714A Sherida: @er line: A times Box 0- a1. Post. Dispatch. (4) a ag i-ton International truck: give / Be +e w to start $15 a week. ww. cor. a : 5 years sell ing Calvary Satrame wood, Mo. RrckK LIict vent Gaily Se, & . JCA n un. oc. tomes, te; me ze. ages = | Bly TRUCK LICENSE—Mountea Dist times. daily ye > : SAL ge t by young man 0 H 149. Post -Dispatch. +S. GREENSPONS datly 3. EL « into rest on Monday PARSON—Entered into rest on Tuesday at 3p. m.. Eliza Donlev April S. 1924. at 3:45 p. m.. John ries yer — ye ee " beloved wi ife of John Don- *Roiph Parson, aged 85 years BOYS Gear mother of John, James. Arthur. FPunerai Thursday. Apri! 19 at °? 20 .. > Sun. | Levis, Nora and Jennie Denier p. m.. from the residence. 5639 Cates | ~~ sae mee ot business as a , Herman Lassman end the iate Mrs. | avenue, thence to Bellefontaine Cemetery ery oc . BUSINESS CARDS | | Post-Dispatch. go-setter = ee Margaret Fabrner and William Deniey | (c) | ADAMS’ Berm | Dancing ert : Post - Diapatch Between the ages of 14 and. ae Bowed, , ; ally @ S poe espe!) Jon STENQGRA PHER—Good begintmer: ' PAINTERS — Experiences. Pine AN ; > and our deer grandmother. | PFOERTNER—Suddenly o | , mn Mond / . . Puneral from eet nee residence. 4135; 7. 1924. at 8.50 >. mu. John ‘Pivapeer, oa 8 - se ® exceptional stenographic ability: 16 years. who have completed | street. on Thursday morn- beloved sen of Philip and tne late El!za- . . — , fos:-VvapaicA Weni 44 Faones BALLROOM 138 Oe Bide, sn. | know cies ge _ ls 15 =a Lot t - Ss ae A "ithe & | PAINTERS AND PAPER ( the Sth grade.” - oa at 8:30 o'clock, to Holy | pneth Pfoer se “4 > hie t tner hee Dat i ber | Oy 2 - | interment in Calvary) brother, brother-in-law ndson, anche — FE gy Nie a -aines__Lindell : cl5) WATCHMAN—-&it excellent references. | nee and nephew. aged 22 year: | Liev! LEARN to dance at Castle Dancing Acad-| Box W-306_ Pos spatch. o 3 . . — . 7 . —_ : ay Ia¢ day - moan - 7 Pox W - nn ean 2822 Mea be Oy — “Peer | ) x. E. § T " z 7-piece orcnestra and 7500 sq. ft. YOUNG MAN—Sit_ to work on farm: | Apply B NUGENT & BRO. | _Apoty 4849 Easton. rence 1328 PASTRY COOK—§4e ly beloved wife of the late John M ” “7 TN to N a P 5 ' _é ‘ y cs i _ at tsa Pe , . * bat! a telechmann, our dear mother. mother -in- | RE BSO N —FEntered : TT: ” : Tie ae - : “ : =e : : TOwh mor of - strong. willing: sore expe : . : -nte st. uvesday nA - 8 OS eee Serr eee a . . eae a ). ’ lar. = in great-grandmother 5S. 1924. at d a. 2 Lonia Reb SAG on' navy biu elves Re se times deile fe. Sun Se ‘neon and evening. "se per hour. & ere. FR ae. Me. rorcat_= nee, st . ‘ ce | PLANING aan 7 . : ary : 21o - * . ‘ i ~- or - . ~ “an . ea aS S iiteal > en e —e. . ck te t 8:30 « wieved hoshan? of ; ang : ples . ion ror vo MAN 7] ralionls ma: ox ace 7 © - ote . a 3318 2 = — Annie Rebgan nee Gommentts: and dear; 5 "3 imar. receiv wast Rone CARPENTERS & BUILDERS, PRIVA pty: LESSONS. . = ~—_"* ' T- needs work: a?! 2, past Die has BRICKLAYERS—Non-unien. Sutton and ) Box G-2o3. Poat- D’ spate —— Trinity ChureR. jand Mrs. Cus eg — 7 SSR a en ea Meee pF PENTER—And 1 es meee | vehi = —_ s, expert Ford coupe. Rox H 13 et- Lie Zephyr Hille Manlewood _ te} | PAPER HANCERS—(ret af tery. Relatives ; (veer. brother af MW re. Sent i= nee ect” : : ton , rm w = A ost . : aA! , mate VO! we ork. The w or repair. H & on reques J 7 School. : a MA N—Sit . , wie nF my = te ; BU SH ELMA N—Experienced: steady work. : 2850 Grav ote. — ic) i' our dear father. ir-iaw end xrandfather. : 2 : : ifsc ‘Vening. HW Construction ion Ca . Benton 385M. ie 83) et? phones 4 : wishes position a6 ‘“ ~ , 201 > D> ; S28 Vie terta t Bidg. Fae ® ~ PPAPER HA NGERS-—~ —_ Funeral Friday. April 11. at 9.30 a | oT “| CARPENTER—New and repair work: ees ee ae ee ee BUSHELM AN—Sxperience?, come ready | ‘£2 only. steady week. ae ; %.. Se residence. S332 Semple avennve. ' + * . n ‘7 | day er contract: promot attention to a! enema RT arn for work. Hub Clothing ce... TEL PAP NGERS—-First . * er a anata s Church ence to Cal | Sal "ear Tn. : : rour neighbo av. Apri? 11. ° > | Musband of Wilheimina Runpno and ; ia va ~ 7 rhood, IRDRESSI . , bust Tamil teridence: At4 Am Nien a heirloom; re: Garrett, Garage Builder Tvler 29919 (e9) a =e ‘SITUATIONS_WOMEN, GIRLS) = age club and church af om ™.. trom family residence y ce fillations. neferences. 14 Ann | © of _ EL Hawtey and Mrs. J ward. 4 i wer. ‘e} | be > ; —— New St. M * 1). N Stewart, dear) BROOCH = ;OUSE REPAIRS—wsecreens. giass. win. SAIRDRESSING—Easter special. perma- sal _— - c h —Laost. set with oblong ” eg dow cords. floors. porches. con. re nent wavin bso] u rt beet. 50¢ oer sc eepta bi 308. Post - Drie- Prederck Rupp of ‘Germa a -: i and surrounded by 3 ema!! diamonds — red. int 3 , -_~ u Giselie. Mane wong 2 bd Oty B BL ee GIRL— . . : mer : ; ‘ - So a - an. --* : es ay ‘ cme ee ee wwe 7 ~ x Mend o1aaw Me GLORE Carpet Cleanme Co —— — : Lait acetl_ si20 “ races oF sil day per week. Lindel! 4)08R. eee + eg - puiactions | _ na eronica af? Torte eeemeene —"—,,_ ae Ramont q,* (pertrar 4904 . ia ~~ ; ‘ i . Rage 4 keer yous stor | and a ellie easter must we ital couple. ; ; Ro- | flats 20-. = CANARY —Lost ast Sunday mgle elder ‘Teapel. 14186 Nerrh | reward Grand 1887 Po a 4 ee! ae nendintie | _gares Schmidt. 2336 8. 11h, CLEANER S HEL} RELFER— Young man | GIRL—sSit eolerec. for housewark. have anme a he Star Deen ane . Sons M —aoeed ss Fun an tend Oe a 8 _Rita's Church. In- CHURCH RECORD ROOK--iee. acca wen. ARD HAULING — DaDgs bet ween Hum phrey and scitainae beauty mont 15 sie Cleaning Ce Ce. copy. ‘o- bus Webster 1545. x ° HAUL nn - kinds with truck. Bo-l authortzed M

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ae FEM ALE HELP “Wants” last year—12,284 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers , COMBINED. va APR ay ' TL, 9, ae - SALESMEN “WANTED: dea SALESMEN WANTED HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | SALESWOMEN V WANTED HOUSEH’D GOODS FOR SALE =a Pagresa Sree © Ras i Protestant, A tor retail tak-| FURNI iful masocany «ining HELP WANTE a “= i ai 1’, hightainde qoeutitios ‘tor’ old pth TE tie 3 t ages. After Neoartment. Conrad's, 400 X. 8th Aion sues, pied Vbrery | on! | » ‘les room and COOK—M > and ee ae concern; only men. qualified ' a ban le ; 5:30. 2523A 8. 7th. SALEBLADIES—For house-to-house work |) t#l:!?, @-s s-2e living-room ote. wane a 1667 § y * iferson. for si a good securities need apply. Box 378 : 1 RES: Bi os count TT set e. for only: commission. 408 | kath-r in storage; will sacri’ >. wil Dish WASHER— aa Shoe Salesmen Post-Dispatch. _ FREE NIGHT SCHOOL re work: $90. 6947 i peching 85 | Perce, Reon B20, (e) | Brrer? 646. i. pri. 1 ; t—Whi ite. Disa es SALES MAN—Converting house desires Man HUUSEMAID—F S:. wages $45; | SAL aN young ladies, neat ap- wees ITURE-—S rooms of brand-new fur- Mact es Ke HANI yeas — ~ — ay Louis selling manufacturers FOR SALESMEN : ” rred; references pearing. house-to- house demonstrating, niture, living room suite, complete ‘hie ot eowk N. 2 22d. permanent line of wash We teach you salesmanship required. 4329. | no selling; $2 wer day: repo pavance- suite and complete Kitchen = = s “$e H DRIVER—Experienc - : wa et Stel Statler. ! in a ment, Call afier 3 o'clock 7 Locust dve ed. for ¢ oe : . Pvt ay and guarantee to piace you HOU SEMAID—Experienced amet for ee WON ee .. vote § South Yord ruck : pref Pe aon. Apply Supt. of Wallach 6 o'clock. H. K. money-making . Come in house and dining roam work: city refer SAL OMAN—-We o—- ar» services Of | pass this up: $425 ene ie ¥ ENAM es ite . Vietna ae - ‘TQEN : d ences required. Stay on piace. Ags? an 1 experienced salesiady ah Saturday | down and weekly, terms to suit. {ELE Ht- —~—Maa al” Wt ee a ent B. NUGE? T ALESMEN { whether yor Maryiand. Forest 3733. c76) work. Call pe Smit x, Broadway. _ Japa a ing, Stmall part mpi ’ Exceptional opportunity for men writting experience, you —- HOUSEWOMAN—For 33a one or} Clothing “Se. 50 N. Broadway. - | SCRNITUREL UW ae gas ot et | oo clored: tumbilng bartg "Old and Sale me piny GOODS CO. [te state st spon) ree tanament to 1 SE y folio ing our two days a week. 5315 Arsenal. (¢) | ea TURE awed oak, and early English | jen Blectrie Co all 4 year around: write elvis C88: stan BAY. (e) chance for advancement RF cessful salesman by fo » tec ng BUSINESS WOMEN and other iecae hina closets and a tabies PRO et 09 Ee oo agree. Geatred Box N. 2 Derien. a . positions. See me at onthe e fastructions, Remem ou a LADY—To clean, 43804 8. 37th. — n who can give 4 to 5 or camt ff: here a chance of 8 | {] = > es re 834 ERRANI) BOY “At once. . Pie 2 ogee Law. 539 Arcade ete t obli oe. number of floor anette. a me ne - ___—{c6Y) | American BO on A t {s a ais. H. Schwim-! a rea! future and to make a splendid in- | Ask for Mr. Lescher. LD L 7 walt to hig) | “a URN AUCTION nes now being offered miy those who have hea kee combing if oe eYarlor. Room 200. come while building. | Box H-411, P.-D. | OLD LADY—Colered;_ for compara RNITURE | . 28. with loietarinenne need appiy. je furniture . (ory on invalid. 2925 Pine. Drake. __ . ~ Thursday. April 10, at 10 a. m.: large Er of these macpines (o., 1030 Frank ‘Klin i ork on coats and bushel- iaetataae LAUNDRESS—Hand troner. Missouri Ba ilot cf household furniture which a be ntee of the Coffle FILLING STATION — a Me pond. 1624 Olive, ___ | BAL. LESMEN—Seli coal in carload lots, out+ | SR ie N. Taylor. to) rpe oppertunity, £0 |gold to the nighewt Widder for, Se vers. On Seas | good referenc “ MAN—My a ustom coats. Apply at side mare ste side or main line; experi- " a ally ap tf to teachers. By |f2F the account of Langen Bros.” Furn. Your inspection \s cordially invited with- good pet siemahien oe bond ; ee “_* Chestnut. (cds ‘Saurs tinetel -drawih , pa I ge, Bd HELP wTb.—WoMEN, GIRLS LAUNDRY HELP a cointment only. Call Miss Bettison, 1 = the tor dealers rer Seon gg out the slightest obligation. * om , . - rT e . ; ee a Te ae u - : 2 e chat ‘Fe or ea & { - ™ . phone. Sa vanesthent permanent and cen c= aT her _ McCausland. ems. Wemaseen, Saal Ce. 995 Coal ALTERATION H#NDS—Expertenced of se nirt, Sxpersencee, on. Soave ee body | Hotel Statler. ers. OLIVER HAST AUCTION CO., Auc- | ‘or FIELD AGENCY, 926 Pine st. -——_ ctor 1380 a Louis, : te cnange g vhicago. men's goods. Apply at once, oyie 4160. N ee KW ‘ _{e) . | tloneers ic3) | PINISHER—F z ng ong ae Peary (e) | COLONIAL LAUNDRY, 40 20 Olive. (c) | versity hill: g Phony ane Kutter. ¥ au eR FV irs:-class colorer: SALESMEN—If you are willing to learn * Rarick. Proadway. J ao ? ll- orton 4 +); SALESLADY—For large insta FURNITURE A Liamohrey automatic apply. Gardner how to sell our line a 3 x | TSwERATION WOMAN—We desire the MAID—-House and dining room small | : first class ‘conditlo ood Rotger. _____{e to start is acceptable. oy 2 ALTERATION - acemend alteration ngs | 4 $50; references required. od ment firm; must be wn ge rE YOUR OLD FURNI1 > TAKEN IN oy FINISHE RS az id MC : APER, CL. EAN —Experienced; | you; experience helps. but is no woman for Saturday work. Call in per- >= Sa ag Pe straight salary and bonus. See Mr, TRADE FOR NEW. REELS copper an {0U LDE LY. 222 _Marion. sary. See Mr. Hawkins. 2208 Locust. son. Smith-Daniels Clo. Co.. 507 N.| MAID—To do cooking and light housewor ble at 705 S. 7th st. (e) Bedroom. dining By 4 jivinw room s 3 bargain for) MASTER-——1%-ton truck: Experienced = side fram ‘se ND D PAINT Between 9 and N or 2 and 5, cd) Broadway. 24 floor. (c4) in family of 3; to live on. place, room Bable @ J suites from ° $87 , repair washing body: pnevrnatic tires; by steady work. Open shop. Ao Otten, Pal ER TeaSens 2: (c3\ eee and private bath included. Call Jefferson Gas range. retr|ge vor and ruse ' pe may ne 3208 oe s. et Kocher. 42 Linton. Can Steel _Foundries, "4. Granite ply tn | Enright. | ALTERATION HANDS—Experienced im/| Barrackm Riverside 468. Lieut. re Nery To | eas $5.00 1 53 | veo > * ba. » te ie” ty SE Fe ee 34014 Magnolia SE A Oe NE RR A Us IM il RAMEE. RE EER Fae (ec! ne FIRE MAN—Sartorius | ———— TG = ; CLEANER—And or more money altering dresses and akirte oh power ™a&- | Gifferts. He and card tables to WICKER SET—Norfields; new: eet * Folding (3) __ Arsenal. = Provision Ce, & . experienced: TSC per hour re to offer -to salesmen and saleswomen. | chines; salaries oa a er ty er MARKEK AND SORTER—Experienced. SALESLADY —_ For a New | rent Dw % GAN FURN. CO M Lindell 947, a "Contractors, Attention. FORD — ME ' jHANIC—Must | . as 930 Morrison av. Don't waste time taking orders for one | Cloak Co. northesdl © 3) Apply Mr. King, Hotel Statler Laum _A, . CO. SEE Levy first for good corm m new For 1 316 be firet mr ae MAN Appiy warehouse . article. It will, pay you to see me at Franklin. ray dry. 2 c4 selling plan on easy pay- Bomont 399 or “Sega 53. cca) and secondband furniture. il 6. ee ater! Phoay. h dad ec a, q cker Carpet Co., an rcade Ss Able to take full charge — aes eae Pe Yt . : rei py bots , :. 10. 4634 imar. (e3) perient y i line of eprayers | ready-to-wear. Apply Kline's. 06 Wash- lo nan Deimar 5 _ man. 419 Tower Bidg anc ' aN-Bright, 17 or 18 to act as y- | QPERATORS Experienced town: high wages: first-class shop: 4 x a i 815 Pine. ing on Singer buttonhole machine: piece or > er Vian aoate. 30c line daily. or Bun. : t 1103. U : rtunit St. Louis. Mo. ner Mfg. Co : : —_—_——. floor. Me , bbc Sun. Discounts, to private homes looking A bar- : nt KILN FER iM A N—Experienc rienced. 4 : 37 big cox Hare. BUTTON sEW “ERS—Louis Silverman, Bir display, bc daily, 5 100 9A N. ; (5) | Cc fh tt aasemble work. Art- Aseptible Fur-| commission: Annex Pharmacy. 6th ane Market. POWER MACHINE OPERATORS Ss delivery and the privilere of exchange if ; : ufacturers’ Association. urniture J eer shop. 3 319 (4 suring @ most lucrative and profitable 1306 Olive. (cl4) ¥FLAT—o ——y sieiie salary, and ex-|_ty Co.._3630 Olive st, | OPERATOR—Experienced on awnings. Public _j.thrary live. (ch®) | FURNISHED T , Peet tacit A re eee a a ington, 5th oor. (c) Pest-Diepaich Want Ad Phones FURIE Bae rooms. modern UNG for a ington, + DOT Bookman Millinery me S JoR PRINTER—Must be-ce 2 oe clerk and service man . sBRATOR— Experienced é] BARGAIN sit k. 8 t- OPERA TORS—Exnerienced on silk dresses l E> daily. 45¢ Swn.; out-of- t is difficult to convince one with mere manen Sage a Apply News-Demoeml _- =—78 to 20; advertising = Excello Mf. week worker; ary re ott watiinaoes y oe. seeing is belie Why Main 4 Dougias s Apply 4 SALESMAN—Man who knows ee floor, 803 Washington. OPERATORS—On pants; must be exper!- ate—$ times, 1c; 7 times. come bere shed e | | __ Annex * | : : Pefore April 15: $100 to $1500 spot LABORER 'S—d0c an hour ; — ee to, 6700 Vernon pl.. Creve Coeur) repeat business, ked | GASHIER—Experienced; must have PERIENCED ON MOBILE ‘not satisfied? Designs and periods right ue aan? 193GW after 5 aes Call f E (c) R ed te ; a =| State. av } f ; A a eervices. ; "f rs atanex fi-374. P.-D. (c) ty ent Thoroughly experiences oniy, in ladies Aailco Tent and Awning, mw Chouteau. , URE for roomers; rent Janitor JEWELER—Diamond setter = in 2~ aa competent ng concern. Apply Thurs- 8 BUTTONHOLE Of Wedieatan ‘(e) live or Central 6600 oe ea ©) Believi Call at once. 1323 Washington. — be , oe Pa... but ng ' : ae. | trade in this territory, to nate —_ ashingtén, AED enced; good wages. Apply National , gate _ Satis te. Display larger selection, PURN! HED FLA‘ 200 AUTOS WTD CABO} NS—National tefrigerator ro ear = MAN-—I18 to 20; experienced at/ grade, nationally advertised special GASHIER—For night work. Americal) tailors, 517 Morgan st. daily 2c, €, Bun. Se. es cash... get*our continued days. mame free ‘ t ” a, . at sell befor by best stores. erences. Apply Star Theater. 16 8. J ’ MOON 1 MOTOR, ‘ 4400 eet ere nes fama Seo our show windows and be : 4 floor AHLEM M pac = charge of of- Vacuum Freezer, Co., 250 W. 42d ferson. (4) | Lar UNG MAN—Neat, to take charg New York, N. Y. sc I Bros. Furniture Co. | ===>" Linde! FR “tee. experien : 7; small COOK—wWhite; experienced. No. ~ 7 ELLANEOUS FOR SALE | sangan pros. ri ” : LABORERS 4 _seniment required. which is SALESMEN—Experienced in salesmanship Ridge. Cabany 4310. Se OPERATORS mi 750, F “= dine instruction: | 18th and Washington MONEY losast oh eee ; iy ready for work 7 das ae Phone Mr. DWwi % although technical knowledge of nianos. | athens etacndlibone ape, publicity ; an4. Areens Jos. “Guik ae per a c phonographs and radios not absolutely woe Voae8. expe (04) xperienced on Sl resses ; rtsor Aes | (e768) ~~ furnit e papers: your loan be TRON. AND STEEL OO _ GREE “ °S 5 - TO SELL THE CO 7 salesmen earn $60 to $100 of more week: SOK Exerc white: references steady co. gps bmn raft carb. o irin ne e wd "anata = her eee oven; good as gat : y s ES vwsy yee a SaYT " _{c36) er hie Fa be miso. lant Bctation: zood \CYLINDER PRESSFEEDER — Familiar GINDERB—Best ade, concrete, $6 load: * 1006 Tranklin. (8) (« 8) a. ee 7 C CORP. RALESM Ay for» man, in saapieor future. Box H-286. P.- eet ER with automatic. Lovis Lange Publish: other_ grades. -$5: large loads. aa ~ 3867 Greer f | WAGNER ELECTRI for a man in gond floor and | DINING ROOM sata satecoeri Bavtist | ch.. Texas and Mian, other grades. $4-95; \arme seat VB) saat ae 40 "Wachin mma = 3 NEEDS “e develop — 2 = _ eniterien: 919 N. Taylor. _____ c3) PEN MARKER—First-class. on Fiaished GAS HEATEK—Instantaneous, —— oraeticaliy $k : $ ) LOC AU PAINTING! about house. 4011 Washi ngton. a eEpersence not essential as DISH WASHER— Woman, colored, ~ for work; steady wees: good working con- new. 6031 Vernon: Forest 2907M. (4) . i { } GRNI aE ~ tal DE MAN—White or colored: to work as bur °, me” DIE MAKERS - jt is possible to earn UpD- dishwashing. Cafeteria. 1402 5S. . Grand. ditions, Grand Laundry and Cle ening PAINTS—AIl colors, including whi nite, $1, 30 GAS ng 00 be tebora” i oo . x ae Badiy oe _t man {8 paint shop. 33: | 00 KE $30 per week at the star’: | Eley. PERATORS—White iris. | Co. 3044 Lawtor per gallon; white lead. 12c per reasonable prices. Kaplan, 1457 Frane MAN—_c se (©) ¥ T L MA RS gladly Boyt gy 42 ge meinem ELEY eicate Trust Ride. (c)| PRESSERS—Chapman Bros. Cleaning zt Kinbere Bros.. 1408 Franklin. any lin av. _ _ we 6029. way Prine Eiimonces: Witenes yt work; bri ' SKILLED MEN WITH TOOLS 3636 eek. for our. Richer. | F FINISHERS—On conte, crvarences on! , PRESS G oe 3100 Arsen se — PAINTS—W ° make the paint fot your aay 0 bg STOVE—Hard cos. . ~~ |e ile mainting. gr ot Ss r & Kennedy Sta | oo 3€ Star Tailoring Co estnut. (c ; S8—Two. estminster un- echanics’ . K ea contents ee result in @ bril _ery Co.. 4th and Vine. [ m loyment office, acetone eee | en er a ee A 4115 Oli ve.- —-- {e (c8 HOU SEHOLD GOODS vontents new - ure, Meg 8 opened an inde r tne man to vee If you are iaeOlee tion.__Boz = $57. oe ten. ®) work; fteferences. Cabany 475. (c) | SAL AD AND SANDWICH HEL LPER.— Cabany 1392M. _&) Furniture us for best prices ng — ———nn dwich Shon, 3125 Lecust._ | 2 TT E—With " bed-dav ; daven- oks 5 t Po UGsS—Bar —¥! ae cles. lobe - > ae hest ing for a young man with general oO 2 “a and commission ; v aoclien paar i Sond fered for two GIRL—Ww hite, fo general housework ;, ‘AN ae. German, to do ina ck MB 0 dcr. iat R S St ty APY AREL Wd. Pay “hh prices oe | Wr M pe ; TL pieces; also Quick Cleaning apent andeventer. Lin- experience capable of costing. estimatin Be _— x G-151, Poat- Dispatch. (od) cont Todt car salesmen. ies seg oe a, ne oon Cte vees° Wert | and light housewo kt 3 in family. DINING-ROOM SE Na feild, 1115 NX. tes) and farniliar x ‘BALES t- Ths. Merl gas range. 3538. Sullivam. __°C) Pat, Cleaning Co. 9xi2, $2 Sd deli 5617. peer ee a ae ae : : Ce Fores wr} Yale av. Crhany 4 -—_____-~ Tae aT Os Brasch, ‘Keeping aan a . i ace not rook! ; 4 aaa. ina Co.. 914 N.| wires with previous experience, { = maga so cee cm Yinoleum. , new. ae > Ty ~~ 30.00" ts, +, Broa (c4) WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC. mineter_pl-___i. WOMAN- Experienced. for “cooking, ~and DINING-ROOM SET —¢ tabadie. es (c8) APPARBL wt 90 20,000 > an er hee for a job seeker but a permanent fixture, © s 2310 Locust. _ (03) GIRI Good, for general nouse work. — | downstairs work: Germ ZA miscellaneous. ane sail high-erade ry Praise: auso mer with the assurance of a future if _ 3 | MEN—For city =i out of town ply 626 Claytonia Terrace, Clayton, or) 7 theran preferred. eomabany 122! *To20W (e5) 5) DINING SUITE—Oak. roloniel style. "$40; RUGS—All sizes. new and some Pros- sb can anda! ats #1. eule cH have the amily Full “hes in replys: | selling. Call 3526 Easto (c3) m ge U oe gs Po a | eall Wydown 5583. Go home nights. aang AK To clean “Offices on “on Sunday: buffet, table and 6 chairs. 3662 (cB) slight y janed: exceptions) values. ic#O) {. 4 man, 133 salary o~ * rm present and former as BAI -—See sales manaact Olive ase $30 (o4) | W ~ srience and references. A®-| mar. ger’s, 3220 Olive. ___. piovers, etc. The Sinbac Shoe Mfg. Pe | Street Terrace Realty Co. 1608 Boa : must have expene ; ; ‘ (c3) . Hd ma- CH WHERE YOU MAT esa “10 ree weer ‘i a pene men’s Bank Bidx. or Central GIR k eo . ae inked ply 3205 5 Lares "EK general is eon es ier re jaree, os house; “ihn bargains snd y cS) r yt .3 - Ral ° OF ee ®ALESMEN— fe ° nk Blig.. 7th and ¢ and Olive. __ (3) with a Re of bath. 2831 Brea Ww OMA N- gy oes, good home. Phone) rn as ped. 3942 McPhersvn. ee rent district. enced; good wages. Apply Bae : Mberal commission. Apply 1724 SALESMEN > (Compton He 27 cy! Thursday 38: (cb) BRE : Tr. ANGAN BROS, F. CO.. sth! an favors. 517 \ o-wan ai. tee E de- arst S—You may work for years, there Grand 54001. Lid: iree rent, DINING gy? ee *. oodern ae Saito. tar te. LEN For city and State; lalty ¥ nd a lite time and thought in | WoOMAN—Or couple with one oS écne , no deal- ——y ae : — fae ry Bide Gai Oe ~ 3 7 i where "you work; veer onnornant etties - we rooms mod “y _ soa fa a ng “ d eply. "Gan are meet for 508 STOVE iat Gat RGAINS , — —=SOree. oF with opportunity about our wor ok. ptt. 6421 olibart. Colfax 1498 4 leview LANGAN we 49 Sn : + agreeing 9oN | ) wee , T S a be salt Sek- Far Chemical aT oe. | snore. A - Kinloch Bildg.. laundry work. —_ OPERATORS = A ee ie ¢ (8) ee -— Roe Tits Arenas rcade (c6 ite ber : sldg. ) ‘ocust. Southwestern Bell Telerhone Co. WOMAN, an and fuesday nee n house; DRERSER Ate Y chitfonier; oak; barvale: “owt on hand electric drillt. Ar - lend, Sass ¢ —— Eee ee et AE wes eer Tee demo Monday nchester _ 5203} eane. pee? | VACU UM 5 esol 1. 8 rs = carry well-known line of as RESSER—-Must be onpertenced r stav —= North and So strations. C. Rig. Be” titer Ons” coke" InOw, PN mee | ~=~—SdPart Time Mpacening gap, ee Pm a | "lock fh Sieh | ELF | er nae we =eiee STEEL Co, : } a gre Post-Dispatch. ane , Missqurt. Oe Bt. Loule. | “eb AMEN? yOunE: high-grade restaurang FU RNITURE—2 “teams of ATS | WAse Rep PAINTERS —Nonunion: food . ee Pama for ee ann go veel eras Salesmen HAIRDRESSER— Experience marceller, wort Washington. $$ N. Broadway. eee erie A ; _hands. Clayton 519W, afier _6:30._ a avery epecisities: “state references. We have an” interesting proposition to all-round operator. M. Peterson Hair Co.) SoweN Wwtd-—F toni “(04 FURNITURE—3 rooms: cheep. 1323 | time. Morton |P2 je RS—3. Apply 3309 St. “Elma ae ; *. AP. Post-Diepatch. (c76) BF ing were men who are wilting to _810 Pine *.-__ {c) | jJunech room; ee _ Grattan. ————— apiewood., ——— ne sy ad ona! re time to the sale SsER—E jenced, rset GiRL—For senera re 3 room fiat. EOHOA Sainticns—eapedencse” ~~ Call é: SMAN—To represe nationally | devote their ope interference with rex- HAIRDRESSE xper ‘YounG GIRL— 5647 Wa: FURNITU RE-—Of 7-reom =e (80) —WULVIHILL heawn package candy } ih St. Louis omobiles. must marcel: steady « ; tain .cookink: no washing. 2 * itt ith good future. | i ' - > answer. pee a 50, Post: eh ae tt 8:30 sede —— 0143 Rail S SAL ESMEN SOUERGIRI-—Coloret. 1 $761 Pianey. “) me ork, with & : FURST RE? rooms: tarcemn 10929 t ASH or CREDIT — rt , , ‘ - ¢ ) , tee | - > Taleb ll . . : stay on place; call img heuse experten: referred. 5 SS Y 7 . ” ’ , cooking; (e3) ope Mig 1% ‘O14 Chestnut. (ec) ¥ rt 8. SUIT D DRESSES: DP. 4. Ca. op. m. We Selmar 39823. 1824 Ae De! 7. Cheat LBibiy SProRTUNITY. ROYAL k. Clara. 9 FURNITURES 8 Te Yilhtnen “and | ERESS FEEDER—At once #637 oa7 Dees nc r INGTON AS) Merce ' HOUSHGIRE— White: genera! ——— 7 Lciudes bedroom. kitchen and PRESSERS—On Hoffman machine me SiLig TH , ——. Gumavenete aa tment: end of i living room, even Fuse re Sma 400 sa __Dyting and Cleaning Co, ee ee ‘ CT oo APP. IANCE ae il U. 8. Government car |e eer Syracuse. 24 floor ; bargain y Fornita » a PRESSE R—Colored, «llround man. | pe UeE 8: EASON 000 t to be ood. = 606 Washington Chouteau. rienced in cleaning. and aveing 3 Na ntl oe Over 1.000 ee “Liberal earn rnings GUSEGIRI—To cook and aawiat itt FUR NITE RE Ulving roo Bros at once. Wardrobe Cicaving =f = “aver e™ 8 AND 10 re 7 38 | Lace, ‘oan publication end direct ma adver: housew o washing. jroning or out- | Have a number Con and 4 and bedroom cor. veing (no. 4805 Leduc. ” a —- o$ | tising to help ee side a 022 Clemens. Bell phone ‘ Apply ’ ivery Gresser ‘al! ike nev SHOEMAKFR—Applv at once. bring vee, _ SSSREN-—Company 69 yeers in Sant _Cabany_ 5742. (4) le; , (e)| Mmned icebox: 8 fools; steady werk. ae7e Net a al Reeds four men to fill vacancies | REQUL CIREMERTS HGIRL—No cooking and no wash- =| Grand bi, ise ee 4 ie oe “ithe a row | a pe ae var \outlese pre HoUs' aae asad that can stay Bt orem 4 DISPENSER—Exper ‘ on 5 wn. (*) High school uca on { r ho for some good gi ; good sent! lal. Herz Candy Co.. st oh wan, nal Peters. ae Pontiac Bidg.. “iy 8 = - ly 4264 Manchester. SPOTTER—On men's : garments. Star Dre wae write Hos work White, ore, toby ing-ppd Cieaning Co, 2515 _N, rand.¢ : ag roterenc® it STENOGRAPHER— “Youn 4 Z pumber. | bax temily. retary pable Beck % Corbitt o@ ; - ot Ow ' a ei : eiiaaaetnaeetenaatttiaieaned eat Laer : ere iii - ita er TE ES

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: SOARTMENTS ° ree sone bir : - " —WNorth | right. ¥-S323. Post-Dispatch. _ | $2579 tar a Puree - . = T Fas ua ; Roadsters For Sale | pearing Sore For Sai . Automobdties For Sale— ;. | a slightiy need: muse’ —_——— a = | sacE = TS tate motels: $75 10 — Miscellaneous | Wim. Baran. ap cluded, 875 40mm oak BR et. ena * ; » ay ———: caret F-R-A-N-K-] -I-N 7 on: togke good : 27BD Cleve. | IIE noo BOTSX. ek BEVERS. 17th . os er torrie, 2810 0 Hi arrest | _Puasel’ geo Leet ti CHEYROLET—$50 off iim price. tral. ‘Spray ottr barr ae pn be sP8h GOOD used pinaee,. r , Morris. ve ©; 4 rk mor 3020. 4 ag He | : — jeep. S265. $360. Guaranteed on Geoaier's floor Olive 1911. Om Ss. oper! tet ‘abany @206 Stone” #8 noite > a ” +gorteine on sneer. ; aa = - n . oa — ———$—$=$P_= brand ar, priced _407) kh a ; _ in _ eperaten. (Capen? == os ° te arty Beot. repainied. standard green; geod | ‘cord “as . mony joven. —— $190. CON BOT = down as, ode tire, purts arming apne end ané top wil LT PLAME MOTOR CO.. = gr “eo a) | ; : , VALLEY. 2Re Sav $35 OX NER FOR . ‘> 4 ~ —_ + . , : 2. =O08 Lecust. an a5 oi of Fist. INES . | Sbove the #* erage, h or serme EL 1Ck— Touring inte 2. exeelient con- ' | new Ferd tor sw SEWING MACHI pape. tr ee: ee eee Pe | RE LUA ‘CU POMOBIL Ec Ce... demonstrate. then tel! ros ' ing? | Boment D#I2x* Central 380. B _ 1s oe wr Sirens Sas: . Gruphestd op capes piano for Sim ) pater 6 p.m EWING MACHINE—Ainger_ | Pamper oi i: N ee = = like pew. etliachment. $30: berearr | CoH T's = 2/0 $40 DOWN BUTS 9617 Praaklin. sear, ch TORE PLAYER-PiamG | ' ‘ F C a Ubve citiaginn” pkhtase eyo 2. EL A Be fi es i eg ‘Ford readste?t. coupe. touring OF | SEWING MACHINE — Early model, box- SOUrINES. perfect balance 38 newths. we take Your old | top Domestic; first-class condition: oo - mu? ’ 3 4 = ve ; | BDICK—Touring. with Rez winter top. in, eer ters eas waeee. go aes — ies perfect condition: #f aciG today you can ® | FORD—Tourime Ser S12. ae foe 272" a Grive i ‘heme for execu ae | emai ee me ww yeck yg hmm prices, Duy your ce ade | exoellent work - F = - eee POS Chestnut. oS) | PuURb—T . Gakiané from us. We are the factor dix. anes used short time: seve money. buy Oeen i emINE Ty. i angatie : : . | : as thie caT will give vears of serv- teday - perment. 1900 Washington. MISSISSIPPI VV ALLEY shin , ae og : a «s. $18 f cpagy oe age OVERLAXD— oer ee today sg ee “tor . 4 as rat OLDEMOEIL£—4-cylinger iourmme. 1823 BUI CK 6 SED AN i¢ ferting, repairing. werk ZuareD s a oriend Goa ier. ons 1, Rey p bas - 2 ony = * a ag PORD— Touring. with siss: ton. like new. *% price. Ce harry 34K aM 1923 te pasovnger: has new pa mt : 4058 Choutesu Phen Grend IPL... ; Bit ou + E f* : oe id | tow for evi sale. -)| O DSMOBRILE—Cinesiest spor Sie: . Kiark- | Open evenings 93 —— me ——S = ‘ | DESKS—Oak ang a er - . Sedans in trade aes wood 2I1PW , -T0°u" n ~y | «adding machines, safes. chairs: bar ~ iate mode. like pew: | BUICK o- ¢ RENEWELL CAE eg sy pat I 66 — BUICK ROADSTE adding eh 3 b—Bedans: have 2: ches Ls : ner Jef@reon and Lecust.. | FORDS—Tourings. 35: 1821 to 1024: S65 | smobile * 6 esas: 2 | eens: steel cabinets. 631 _S. | 1905 Locust 1920 model. with winter ‘np | REPRIGERA (Ok—tHusswan, 14 fect t Wor. ved, Be new ures. “wes ~ Yr . | Mort 5: Co-ne : org i on ame Capes. - ries wer Evenings ‘ to $2685: terms. trade. . 4 many «Xtres spare tires, new paint an > oumey 14) Tayler ar. a er a pe eA ee Ck FOUR —_ J Tour [oea. S38. “Se. *23 : (Cate C—- n: B-passenger; : “oD- G° Lich ; | in meteor just overhauled; bere’s a real bar- ; ec senciiont comiitien. iully eouipped. : 506 | ¢@ition and gusarentesc- termi Menden- I -4 B r touring vith «, ~ . roughout . pricec t 50 popular m akes wh . ts “ - " 000 ; , Ei yA E -, o ALE = 0... ‘a2 , -j4 st Cher _ ee A Ce OT : " ghave: S3°5 cash: terme: t Litt ; make Us aD offer. . orn ont os ‘Min anc "H ik Lacus' | 8. Jefferson ST) at mode! > 7210 Ove DE Li E UTOMOBILE CO ee — ee al “and trade ; . — — 192 : han civ; ,S-wheel brakes @ FORD—Tour 1P23: almost new; rea! 3 36 Lecu = : 7) , —- | EASE X 1 7 sedan beer a? Kain 231 ’ be ‘or: used only tor demonstration ou nm £106 ” Ce - * na raRTs WORD COUPE, 1922, $265 | ($305; ama) Gory myment: open nights va nan mgr. Griven (euly few Uroumad | ban: terms: ened evenings Open evenings n't! 280. | ORGUARE DEAL AUTO ogg, victor 129 TYPEWRITERS AUD ADDIIG , sy | Sereupner. atl ELIS, ¥ , er proper! , en in an : ) Je on one. MONARCH, “tis Tome. | : FPORD—hedane. 2 $250; 1923 7; ready rly spring, Criving FORD—Touring. 1921: starter, ———~s ) /OLYMPIa— Touring, iste tuodel ; will sar- — MACHING:S terms. trade on care oF bodier _ : IF ear ET). | ‘gbles: $110; S35 down. 4664 Easton ; Juniata (c7) ' TY TY PLE WRITERS— Underwood. (irver. Roy. -s Se SPECIAL! FORD COU PE | thoreiay eve “Moria, R10 Gin RALPH 8S. DUKE : *); PAIGE, CALIFORNIA TOP || |) Remington and al) gnakes portables er zx : pra 9 } * ; “ ot: s 4 ; - - d i - fa . . = + ; : . ; : - ° ee at” eee a 1924 ESeenX COACH | 4561 Lexington Cotips 28153. ict) | PONDS. norms ouves pesdetersand | ‘Touring. The buy of the day. Summer 3 Ford Coupes, $190 Up . | | - Fy “3 Noth) Ma ee on ac: only $22 ith. “| Populer 6-cvlinder cor. few weeks olf | CADILLAC—Tourme: a tine car at a low | : 25 down and aggre eS Refinished. Motor | “ ners $R5 U in a : >| YA Seany. 24th oe ; ee . better than new: opportunity A price. on easw terms. 1650 8. Jeft =. ; trade 3441 jauieta. Sidney a 7 ' . se hen ++ ng pS ro a Payment of 3 Ford Touring: + * p —_—_—_—— j wa. modern: all oe Cab. . 6168 Deintar. Wydown es | for “demon thw attractive seving. ue | RPA ete ae BT aed pris | eo 57 a hich ait ioe ee site suomebti" Jefferson. Oven Eves. & Sunday. , * ) — : . 2. oe ; sen : . | on RENEWELL CAR DEPARTMEN | ES ow , 0730 DR ~ and up: al! machines — - offerenn. bat ‘tires. + Bee 4% S65 down, balance” “4 7 —hednt ope poe on # oe sore So gy Fs 0 TB yr Bn ame —_ om Fea $105; roadsters, coupes 4335 Warne | guarent tor year: rebuilt Coronas | oy ' ae ast J poet! = - paaes aa tees sedu ne —— core 1%! arg Ble Bo ater ake eee vain tire WILLIAMS MOTOR CO.._ 6127 Olive-(cd) General Pershi ing | , eT? 241) | $30. term , 387 50. as $5 ver : month. CO. ) Out-of town, a array ET? E. 4! aa aoe ‘ : 4 et eG «5. : 4 but someone eiet ee tiie whe me . | PORD—Late 1971 touring: 3B new cord | Was mot at the baw’ tle of “Waterless” t 0 ax - : ROKA TY "PEWRITER SALES Cl Cco.. | ; ¥. edie break fas" i” desire 1 -O-R-D | Oe mag ee 67 -— * SOPOT ALL EM 3 tires, starter, Gemoutnabies, new top |A Star touring _ 30 in no “battie’’: | “4) N. Sth st.. Olive 3503 ntral , , ; | Fe : ndition 57 ii 1025 x G Open evenings Al motor: Kiaxon horn. etc.: S1LP0 J. Car looks like new: terme: siwars open om. ices; three inte mndels evelisble; alt | 7YRO—Aedan | xond condition: $7) gown. | _1035 X_ Grand ie ~ tn Marcurthy, 6320 Delmar. Cabany | MOUND CITY. AUTO CO. 200° ‘Locust. | LISTER —Bur-ourhs, @eet mechanical condision: newly pain:. balence weekly. Kiefiing's, 2610 CHALMERS—tTourtng. 1923: evaranteed . ; atical condiiion: new? i- 4 4; CHALMERs purl 940 HRA ic) ETERXS-KNIGHT — 7 -Dassenger = ——. rca tires . will daemons rate: on >THE ' — — ~e vicger’ bergain m tow m=. | . ~ ap ” tires: 160 7 “ ; an" oo CHu., ie-* ang sone a es, tate CHANDLER—C baemtant aport . atch FORD TOL RING. 1922 Re Bg J. & 1. Auto Repair, fis 9 | | BERT aus Ene BR *. = Bomon: 2652 x_— Centre! 580. cortaet AUTO OO. 2067 Olive. N (MIU PER—2 : POR D—Sedan - completely ed ra Car wee worth $500. W c take you! oid cars: in good agen throughout: — Patmt anteed Al throughou? ; $150 down bye) - “2 Vy Cc F — TRY? S — ‘a! ee 7 inde Wwe nt hat a. tie et ane: $) aa aes SOS | meeetee, new tires: suereuee ; cur in trade and tires: fu cash or terms. _®Pce eary terme Trade Your Cara. Lowest prices, best machine: _ taitta! | simnebe Ty — “ [Furnished room |} @ermuve. Mendenhall, 2225 Locust. ne RENEWAL CAR DEPARTMEXT. DE ( xz AUTOMOBILE CO. SOLTH SIDE BUICK. 2646 Lafavette. | | rental anplied — purchased > — RTI®, FI41—Furn ished “wl evenings mn ‘els Northeast Corne: jefferson anc Locus’. 31°R Lo , (od) for a renewed one | Peet an nacre CO.. esta | North os ‘ eo: near Tews : 4 PORD—Tourine starter. fire white wire Open Pvenings. Bomont 4 he a : " | STU DEBRAK ER— Touring. ae°° light 6 nme id: i715 . 7 Pine : tas , | | Ep — a : f50u— Neo te ff whee) 5 new Mil t l-man top XT —sk panguile. Open eveni origipal enamel appeara ne . : | ~ LD. TT ya " . a * 2» new ier tires ‘ CHEVEBOI ae ae ring care ngs. ani a i pearance and cua wer? 1222 TOURING S | REBUILT aXD a Cr bieck O° Fallen Park. x Ti . ie oF tT if € + TEN » ” ; ” : Me H. ~t ee NK. al ee ' oti A OR NTO Rati ie PPS é Re sf ew tn. ee Nae tates ANDi n el pir teocata allem 2 Nry Ses oe Ti ENT TAB AAI pS NEN NN RE OE SEE LT OMI at SO RSE Nira eg RT obi Tae . > we NE ARE Vi I a Eng 02% 2, tee ATE hate 7 alates ORD EL he EN $C L 2 ah cnale Petre EE a RE TR A NE Oar OEE 1 Rr AIR aR ee ee. eee eS eae Gs SMR Pt Teg EA LS CNN. ER oo neetyets Nee tit pp yo eee 74 4 ey + ALGO TE, OO) Ga Pee Cte ate TR ors anc couper. 12 months to par. Onen picts | wane eB ne , de" c inest Ford om sale anywhere tods Big 2304 5. Jef: ~ Bee, (c8) mee - — . tos rt : oj 7 oad bergain: terms. trafe. Morria. 2813.0 Ol've tow LET SES jooks new, exce “end FEANELIN— [ae os roved 4-cylinder. refinished ~80. Can't tell it from a new 7 an " emo CHE ; —ia? "Smet | oe . WILLIAMS MOTOR ©0O.. 4129 Fi one: new cords: runs _ Remington oa 0. 1082 2: a = | PORD—Sedene lete models. will accer mechanically ards. 30822 Locust. | mt air cooled es car for the right = : Ee ee ee | £25, ag ee cHernoLer—F_ : 1971: tike new: | frie Werd's. 3002 Locust st STUDEBAKER SPEC [AL die : Remington, Monarch Se uives. 8: $275; $100 down: sacrifice. trade. 7340 GARDNER—Tourips. lete model: almost Touring - motor has been overhauled: car | HAYNES SPORT TOUR- ME le, te "BARGAINS : : ce ave Bbver : Five Dave’ Free Trial. | GARFIELS 610907 A— ' } Teor veutogs, Sunt«: — - HUDSON COUPE Hn eigen ae _ si | ve s S| GARD a . “T530 ite | o: ~ ate are good. this iING—Wonderful shape: | ‘ jon. | CHEVRO —Touring. 1924; | ariven 350 GARD! ——T Urine’ ‘2 auk : - brian ~00 and drive this | car runs like a new | : board: , Booch ignition. A $210 — N- at _ vera: monthiy parments on one. Hurry on this one. i A, F - ae = . oe , | cri? ce. Forest S911M. 7 Terms . +o eigen carburetor. pig PicagapennP tay Phegiex ts $e . Runda® C we take vour old car ir ADetabtioned _— MAC? Stores. = | — 807 4-Passenger 7 | eovers gpecton meter and other a oxtrns, | TT a = * | | , new, . Apt. 200, 4452 as ington CHE T—Tourinzx. “22 run °G eo W hi : & 7 ' shin de miles: seme as new, Will Gqqponstrat e jeorge as = on) | Main 2209 ) 12715. (TM | oi earrifice: no desiers apA Texe Never heard of a 1922 Gardner touring co Evenines GEYER. 2036—at - Wrrc: Db 13 +3 j— Modern ot seuth room: inetantar ; » her ronmem | Baceitent pe. . Aleolutely per 9 3 Sy E Gan % , mech i condition. 1 23 , FO RD SE A VRO ourings. it like new: guarant or i aye. — , Grand: selling et @ low price. - 76 ANDREW SCHERER, Clerk, Li ——— CHEVROLET TOURINXGS : SPEC GUSTINE. 3176—Room and i it | FF O- D 5—1923—All lees than Hit Tse re 2: sport and 7-pes- ' IAL 6 For Sale a private home; — = ing) ename.; il LITO senger. of Biss down: bargains. 344) A wonderful car _ owes! ul motor: re BIC YCLE—New, cheap; owner ieaving. ad joining porch. Or c. HH. TURPIN, Constable. a Sedane - four models eve aiiabiie al tT ao cora tires ' » UTimta ic? Painted new top: ree buy for $395; 110. SA Ohin. ; " 3 beds ; es: one has viate-class incios HUDSON —Touring: forfeited on s ican. Fearto par. GLIv a MOTOR “onto Wash MOTOR CYCLF—Geed condition; wil} 1; rete . ; dition. repainted, uphoistery good * al > nl , ; > rond tires, priced for quick seit ; Pur Prmie (open nights 1°10 Olive fat 2768] ic} HARTFORD. 034°9 R board and @arage « 200 &. 127TH BT. ||) | or Terme | ano, Sunday — Studebak Pass. Cash Oniy, ie DE LU i OO Pe IN VERSAT._ 3401 Lecust 1923 HUPSON TOURING u er 9 Ss. He ey za Rentunt “S ve ’ : e / ems Fh) Bomont 261° x » Centra) 380 r HE V Re iL ET TOU R ING frecial price to move today: paint ané 6 ¢ linder : eile , ms ™= , — tik ~ . - f r : ——— — | 7 a COACH Lete models: Al mechaenica! condition $700. like mew cat: can save you . S a ; ) ‘DSON COAC ib J cord tires and extras bersains ' , a fon co yemonetrator: this is a rare barzain: vou sedan, § — Bot | Shecial price for Pre wale See | Mr W040 i ae 6568. e158 imar apie (cRO | geting for vour moner. Our price is about 205 ; "eos ‘ —~ |} one-ha'f the price of a new one wil UD ACES Gelarick or Mr. Yowell. 3617 h I 923 ( Che — Trg. - r . fa “FO R a —- VY apne ile Touring, 1922, $575 | S42"=ntee - hand to held, but if vou l 923 Hudson Coach ke mew. used very little: §: ed a Trebu tit OMON = * | _ 18th ena "Sadaees ~ dion: os —~ da agg _— the Lastest selling er light © coupe you can — ? 3 at netieve | om termes ig Just came in thie morning and ne ii eountrTy, ge ng like hot cakes warts hand because this us. it wont be here iong like new ii meng “'VAHLEM MOTOR CO 19° 2 HU PMOBILE U e a er ass. | wievele and one hand is every Treapec!. a teet on the hille ¥ con " Some (ir on (open evenir a , Sis: g ving 1 ewey. | ee ayer glen shar = eortert 41035 N. G aos, pe! ling Special price for ea Guick--buver: wil! | 6 i. To et TD chor markt ‘Game | inom ow. that the twator te. perfect “end 029 CHEVRO | acl) ear for @0 per cent wf tie Tee! valur Cy urin that's whet counts ater all: worth $12 0 922 CHE Oli come in end ask to see Huproevb.'e uscd pact quick and don’t weete time $975 tab’ io. 78: w , old n ry jute model: job 1638: th termes or trade YAHLEM ring Relf-elarter demountahbie onr No. 783 e take vour old car ic | jje, 1 the market- a tine 1035 i nl Onen evenings wien motom ewier and roan other acces- trace oi = fo: mal! family See it 2: once > . —-- a r h (i) more than we are’ RENEWELL CAR DEPARTMFE> eens 3 e it : open ; ™M A 5. “A b s BTCA x ak} 7 . i* Yi $100 and arix 7 th cm Xs ortheart corner Jefferson and Loc Os-. : ° WEBER MOTOR - cn “s ' {192 a eed CAE ered ““ November no’ Cm? , 4 re) * in libera mont Crper #\en nes ‘ 18th and SOCUSL id ‘ti ; femieh on entire car: operrtes payments Ww take your oid car ar Op ning ‘ke brand new exeelient tires conte . Motor 2921-27 Sopen_ evenings ng wupholsterine priced iov RENEWAL CAR DEPARTMEX Cc , + 3 at OM car Co., Locust Bi. u 7 -pase Chandler convertible - a erie te RR oe et aati te e+ 7 -paass shape around and tras; late mode): $425 FRANKLIN TOLRING ——The best buy in town new cords car has onir been run 16.18) miles Hiurry on this one: $495 “RANKLIN SEDAN — You heve to see this one to appreciate it; tike new: S200 extas: $475 WILLYS - KNIGHT — Late model, 5-pass. Tour Img: motor overhauled. car im every war tooks nice; bargain, $550. RUSSELL. 3954—Singie BOATS AND LAUNCHES board: ail con POM EK BOAT designer. bullder o % 334K. praiseer envy kind. V. Barteeu. SHEKAKDOAH. 3638A—tioom Broedwar Gest Brewerv Bide. cei desirable piace right ————— — -lenees: home like: ree mee ~~ 5029—Boaré for on | odiamont } s FOR good horses with ‘mt ges ranteed. see TT me laree. Dodge Tourin wenste i (c&) oe ee Loewenstein. 1321-2 . Broadway. eS) modern | conveniences: cm Pialot Touring 2 . Dorris Touring Ford Truck . Htephens. “20 mode! $350 Buick 5-pass. Tour.$375 HORSES WAGONS ANT MPs HARNESSES— | Cabany Hahn Bakery Co. 2801 S. 7th st. (c6) HORSES—12: ‘mares. mules: all perfect. Netholas. “R60 eee | HORSES—AI!! clamses;. cuaran- ; | CATES. faye . teel. Kelly Stables. 1407 3 N. ( Broadwa bea - _— coment. . todas expel ; ! b} ock aoa Hodia mont : 2 endl - a Fares ei aany | |I HAVE taken for Be beaut {ful a | DELMAR BIL... ; a id team of borses rs old, weight 1400 for two gentlemen: S7.50 = i | Ravercide “1132. “4404 Wal- DEI MAR. BL. 54o—_h 7 ce. (c#) $7: = ae a DELMAR a” r MACHINERY . J foe for ‘meoclecnen:& oe | ENRIGHT. = A be For Sale i | private family. Cahene & BELTING—NEW LEATHER | =‘AX5. 3556-—-Reom ost Full rotia, e“~a"" x ubie: will ee! KINGSHIGHWAT. 1°44 without : any ie - £0 anvone at 7 off of | - | | Met. J. A. STERN. 17ch and Chestnut. | one. with or Ktill others to select from Al’ anteed. change your old part payrmenrt@e Terms—_— one-third down. hbal- ancel 12 monthe Onen evenings and Sundays. S S E D C A R E X C a > ea S$2n5 Eeer terme: will trade te e@ fan@y. but 3 m niweve tries to do | Driven less than T7000 miles Refin- , re - . —_ “C) Is no better than the = 4 gape ay give cars awa’ mee $4 $35 DOW W N ished . beautiful Japanese’ biue. Fiwe se WEBER MOTOR — CO. ‘irm you buy it from. pee i; Twenty other = ® talance a week tor 30 weeks. buve g@ ""acticailiy ner tires. motometer aud Omen eo v, : . 4 . * ar ae ee N B42 ) eas NG uevrolet touring car; well worth $300./ other extras. This is the aneciai we * nave — ener 4 —~ Used Car Exchange ELEVATOR—Equipped for 6 fieors and eon water: _. Open evenings: LOND ve (rand We take wour old car in trade | selected from our stock of 50 qua’! us bia ' a ae | J ATLEM wy + ged C6 FI INT MOTOR : “ma * | Max w 4° v ye epee 3037 > bens. | | ay Our low price om this car will make | FORD « ‘H ABFIS—4 real bergains; $35. ming M. Louis. tel) _M PHERSON. 4408— iw nal ERED cues wep sa $F oY San 44a. 14 IR CAR ¢ ). =... never cn use 1 Dene -| it easy for someone Libera! terme. _ $50. $75: open today. 4166 Olive 13) . and third floor f as: - danlnmnins— . conmextine # Pe aie : ___ Dien evenings ‘cd 47° DELMAR : WEBER MOTOR CAR CoO.. ‘ ’ A @ctT k. — rad te-ms ¢ i ic7a? | ; eoveam. Open ad 4600 n on ; ards GA7 Lacust s*. -uif Washington Open evenings. _ted) Tovrings: iate 192] 1: light 6. motor per- | ae cnr ~~ ——— ) miles: we invite age ——" imepec rus ; gg ee tien; e!l extras: at of over | MVODGE—Chandier, Olds, Oakiand: sports | fect ee yneee. >) Co. S820 Ore ‘ $1 000 terms Huber. 2601. ed t ) 1P23; FIPS down; trade anything = Maxwell Sport priced to ' oot . ia 2 - ) times. 1923 y wat Onen | Oe _- . h moIDy ° . =xter ars " : " cera tae fee rove READ THIS rfect: bargains: easy terms. onen Touring, $650 soasont es12% : ‘Cent: ; ~s- - = Musical instruction ‘ : erme or | " ; ° pit : » f int ct CO. metal Le- | Y Westeott Sedan ; Greupner Ph ust (cS7}' A regular factory equipped aport car Onen gas. FORD—C@upe bedy; 1921: fine condition; | 5 eae! . —_—— .- . * “eee a 4 : = a almost given away LOTS E— Touring. ae & coats new $310. almost new 1973: cost $1150: hundreds | ™M otor °9°1-°7 = ——. ‘aubany 1536] 1461 Rowan.ic) _. S7 conies ge S c —_ Scheel. eee, sem ols . Vandeventer. come too igte amd resret it: barkains co t On TT c: oi SS 3 FORD | / tag ay gets yt isn Ore teaurht ane » jin azz # real price- wrecker wT ‘Tast: come — put down a deposit: ar o.. Locust . | _goupe de huxe: = Hiwe . ome. 2 1 FORT BoD! ES— New ~-¥ | VIOLIN mandolin. ae banjos ‘a f iret one gets this S°200 rx IDG E— Touring, late Eo. fine condj- | 700 other car: deieteul las , ' ~ - | and Joe te es ind i at fewuitfal Sedan ior Snom, | jilen, gous e3ET Bim, Maplewood. | YAHLEM MOTOR Oo. 085 x Onna. | -. ALWAYS THE BEST | | “Macau. 108.6. Gir ES ened, sold. Euinkm, iat N- Lowmeas vie ‘ heft che i. and believe os it's worth $1000 | Be: ten : 28) | 1. * verings an Sundays Be Studebaker, Pa gs om teuring Bpe FORD TR! SaearhT ine Raves and weed. tho vear to pes of aty Mans moneys DODGE— Touring car, Tun less then 4000 MITCHEL L—Late. touring: guaranteed to ~~. ment. St Louis Flaunt ne S320 L. i 1g 3 MOC N TOU RING oo ever ythi ne complete: more than [ ali “are “sree. , ‘ed —— i903 ic) 5638. as ft _ pe ort re " - ™ ‘ - on ‘+~ d a condition: not @ scrateh ‘er ~~ READ MY } RI¢ ES Onen evenings and Sundays. | 6- ~~ st aay ee Sowa new 6 months ware « oe off for aek saie terms: al oe Se ee ee ws wes vb i. eed tires, only $425; year Thats why I awe Saturday and DOG 1 — Touring. late model: new fenders € de. wii — eae a ne vn gs demonstration. 2526 N. How. Musical Employment —_ | . nat ar theantnd t na re r. | anand rh am - dy ote . , * : ** ; ~~ 7 ' “ . r ice weiner ff) I MODERN atv’ To PARTE. —- maa . :- coi 15295-—-Maxwe tot nee tee DODGE TOURING ' tire . luggage trunk. including + | __ Bidmey 295 1728 talaverte, | (PIAN 3o15, eee sbraske. = Uae “ B: = , : [FrreT Pah wT +4 mage rch , S2h0—Weeteott sedan .. * 650 | | esheets ~ lia tone ts le se. Bar New ae tires; looks like & new car; number of other extras: ¢riven less than For ) a r othe terme | Rate company and you will never rearet . ro 6000 miles; priced -considerabiy lower Trucks Sale U SED k RD PARTS J i . : ‘ TAHLEM. Sy ests SIDE BUICK AUTO co. | than new car. If interested call Delmar | BARGATN im used trucks and care 6160 From fender to arte Ask us. 3OTY £4 Pianos and i Organs For Sale : . | Pores —— a Vass 7. Grand. ' Omen even: nes Rerront 856 3940 Lecust "ps4 Will @emonstrate. ye Hi Cabany 1004 Freddie cine Jeffersen #, Bidner 1668 +cBt)) GRAND PIANG — -» - A Starck. Teed oniv Trem be me . — - 83) | : 3 months: te erty whe wil! sy v3 — . ee | YAHLEM SA S T | MOON T N FORD—1923 tr — | | ~ ieee READ MY PRIC ES ) Onty rum a few hundred miles: 2 burp. |‘? Al condition: tires excellent. No berter PORT Caen anon Suites Price. | gion n or PIANO—Good ae oa L Ts FORT SEDAN — os | CYemines. ‘e3) ,RENEWELL CAR AR : FORD—1 ten trucks, $75 one up: will | 4-ps = — Be ba ma Dat Sale SUURRGY paupuna 7i4w, os Lec trade. cuar- just te show the peonle : + or oe s ° “ Net ' “> UL. repuire, +. tread: — SEDAN as nnn’ : S223 West Natural Bridge tT antee for PO dave Clinic, 3454 Case tcB) | me nn = — } PFORD—-Ten truck, starter body with r ee D-O- D-G-E-S || “Sion pit sell cheap: tema —tup, Ses8. $206 Nite wt” id) | EGGS taste Sl Rese ae ; | all models, _ 15 iste ton trucks: gi) stries: y | ———-- TO PLEASE YO. | eat - : Xx . a etc.. cheap: terms: trade. 7506 , . COMPANY AN F ome terme . : trade ee OF TOT SOR ted7 ' WILL NEVER REGRET IT. | pee : , Olive st. da | stan SIE ane. Rats Gelivery ent Sae- | TEE, Gh tk . *. YAHLEM’S Open | wae best b mecncnteal ances: | ZORENBON Avro bo "Sos? tive. cet) | TIKES —Ford ae pereon, Oo LERMAN =: closest FORDS—Ton tracks: 8 late models: a ye 7 eo oo tusoe: : : % ask The Pisce for Bargains nm : decr-cnening cus. | ber. [601 Locust ‘ Gain today: trade, terms. 2735 Olive. iF ae 035 N. GRAX ' . Pen i ' i. | oe en , : te ; GRAND avy. oe s001 5S Serr : tives and mechanical FORD—Ton truck: new make Sody. S575. | BE ew Sundare . ' ; v Cee . Se STD a - 5 ‘ ; also express body. terms Men a~ E ; s : yg at Auburn Tour. Car | sen — ene ee eee TE ie pes ee Sek Et model: i Wongerful condition — Ae toP and saul mode! tealiy sm RD TRUCKS Ligh delves: S20 ui: 84.95 3 and = ax4. wilt simak & Grand bur for someone. eat | ~s com | er, ese i : ae “yORD DEALS Bow : i Missouri ‘Tire, : . this SATee Bt once if vou want i: SA 2 2uve AOS? | Se — , 2501 S. Jefferson. Open eveniocs Suntey Bap CKAERD = o ee z Orn mer wi wu Pa ° body and cab = ‘ate: : J *e atitarc ree ke ~rrrnadv ead M i twe 1%-ten Republics ab: 33 2 23 and 34x “a al nieed ing grand. | 10TEL. #€ GONnTs ‘ CER ses ~ $91 7 — Ao Pies oS Ses

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5 SF tat 7 ar oy “Ras i, i «ff. ae epi ‘7 % and | develop toy, ay ARTMENTS 3. BUNGALOWS =: __ BUSINESS PROPERTY “FLATS, ay COTTAGES SE HOUSES ela fed: nao SS ae OMS FOR RENT—Norih | | SUOMS FOR RENT—WEST , ——— ; “°" S nyErs. 174r4 ee ee gr oe ene’ | Mepnien SN oyeseso-—Nicely furnished APARTMENTS FOR RENT . APARTMENTS FOR oR RENT : a rele nde r, OF | a ple; reasonabie: Unt FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT—South | HOUSES, | FLATS ETC. ; car oan ’ . 2530 N Two ely fur-@Mci HER ee pee gto) | West he | 7. 4 " ~ . ‘ . ! ‘, tBON ‘ - ’ " ls Al \ , 7 a rooms $3 and $5 room, han ten @ ~ pares or mediuin-six NEW APA RI ME ype APARY = Te ee tase, 8 rome | 1 fin he z 4 hs cK. Fd A: Sar ‘ 4) For nen FOR oOL if — ee ! { rrishe } . te ” titi “ ie eet TE of our customers j * Bn - oe “g011—d fieor fro ni Poti for ' : Mine ulate ke ite ~ url I! h al Apartre bot« . ‘ Wood ao O0 ‘ -18 ‘ : pie ‘ " ur nla j a hone f ‘aba ry ones y ' ? ais ‘. wo : : . — Dik KSON, 400.jK... s Pins fr } . est in a beautiful her a ee. , keeping. (cB) } busi ie 13 be ope : re lined ‘qurrou Ov LIOna, €UOe ttewuiin ‘i. « @ehiee ‘ io eth isco “ F A - ble — . enaie if Me : sto9 \—Four reome sun! heat ie furnishes * and beth Player-p piano for $1835: 4 ba ted oh ey. ~~ 3008— aR ostsie furnished | Mi & n re ie 50: 77 ee om Be far was wee | {thern exposu: mn a Pe Car Phone ‘ HED AP \RTME: teks EEN AL THEIME yc" E PLAYE ER- -PIANO 5 a roy Raor ual tcdtedven , mos edd coupl I Te; em euay - LSE oy MO funni , ’ Mm & FPR: a Ve: wiboeusns te been - =. ie om 1s f ” alm Kitchenette : ‘ $3 I ti - . > ee | Sopa pepeapecene. ST hee Heine f 0 le + ; Inte agin came tere is ot he i housekeepine Lindell 4195. |NUEWBEREY (ERK AC HE rT ware ' SIX on LAALE ; % and Ser With couple «¢ 7 E ard woud floors, furnace LA.) & SR TT. Weis hone ‘im P WiLL 4 TSM | * is, B900——5 furnished light house Fey ‘ely furnished rooms fur howeck a 4gGie-—8 iimeées, Ic, 7 Modern a wo rt phi by —p SO Ra ‘a: ) - = ee = ; bast on _and Cora. mc alee t rhe , “Shy ) Fer oy oe test Disorey ee” : o pi ano. +e eed this bee ut utiful , . ; ame rooms. -= — ss i aS (x a 80 ltin@s dnut/y Sc Bun 2. an: j finished pas : al comaie Sane’ eis ong West -* if (> A \ bado 1% Ne “. 4 Pepcoetiixz : Mi Fr ‘i r wr ORG . . tou ® omer paid ., ee > ‘ Sng Mg -- oo : ; CL bs. 431°. wtnaan "T" eng Sew me > ante , iv q° , 4 4 . - , enkfast mar hard * ood fioorr. fist d . ~— urniished ' . . t bP | 2A rw rps ; (tmé@e Ie, 7 times. ad LAD dionen Ss rurnent and is 000 ry: Big? 3K06—> urnisne j Perris all ; aes O fu nisueg by 4 , atly 2c. pl Ss \ OOM 4A 108 N Bil APART _o-* ; : th tae-s 1» "8 “Os rt: @ 6 . CON Ven ience fae elerie > ¥ 275 in monthly 4e® Day ae Drax. 3 ladier or gentiemen: res housekceping. sleeping rooms ; ff times. doily $c, Bun be Main 596, Tos f - i 9 P—Beautiiuiiy furnis: Fink fu lh UGHERTY. BOS Chestnut, (€5) | gy P ee EP gee (ene v Pi ” rt ; , 3721 ee seamen sure tv Saic subiea se. pu) MEECHUIGAN, 4ono-40-—New flats. 4 rooms aia Fo sora Pe. 84 ‘iman dary he a“ ‘ ewlys SEX. ROOM APARTMENT $471 Olive, A pt , Bi Ss, ‘ ¥ break fs : . wie baths. has dwoud } BS ttitn #« fy > anal — — x more This ; »f a phe ip £00d rovlners (‘all . . g , furni he ; 1s am | big and desirable rooms in “sory, ecto: AGENTS’ RENT LI UBLEASH TZ. — a Liste . sea vty | BPZEL. S715-—Five rooms | GARAGES. STASLES—AZNT a A. ST * SAD fa. ie Sunde. PP ay: Rilo oe iors OF OLIVE: ST. ARCK PIANO ¢ . | Boe +, 9605—Icxtra larce ian | mm burate, for housekeeping oF sieci ing. PLA’ ait , ca? Gee oe a Dn apartment ul COMM Ds ti HE Re’ I Y. & os ' . ; vows , , ras ' , 7. wit Cpilia TS ‘ , . adulte ) the ooh tay ot Chestnut ee ‘ . " AUiE fi! (i* - 4“ . “ é { j . ' “fintat . ‘ a Ui Lele Ln hent Larage y . bie , . ad rat ui 4 rooms 1 air entrance: ice ‘l1—Nicel, ‘ atea ; | SOLOA , ; 1 4 , é ished: sa0i Ite T a ——-: ' I Alin : : . syoeeninid iene I F ‘rank Stell. Best Pla oe : ar corner. | Perri Supioved: privat: fur e bp d rvom ? F ! lea th yeCc- : ' card of abanten mys Oy PORSYTIIEL: 725s Ist flow Mest - Hn 2 pegagichve 0A — 3 rooms, bath, mar- ren Papeese severe cCaRps - buy; no interest ce pret ——s PAGE fi Pr oe aun tt) (3) “9¢): . . te . . ‘ : LAL DE E ver ey Usualiy beautiful apartirrernt inthe - » « “Eth Shades and fixtures furnished, | . west 7. for cash. w ed: 10 # vale fam hy , iin ooh eo, 0n' rvom, p | Pa — eves a LT 1OR N, Sth fe ably and completely furnished. 7»... a uo coup with no eciidren Loying] c' iF - = d nal 5 5 Northwest PAGiC T . ¢: ar tess tj ST00 o>? ose Se 4 | . ; es — (0) FIVE: Hoos AND “It \ rPanian breakfaet imoaok paraue >} ec ‘tT? | rl “bviy gn eorrpiets (Mit) . orth , ~ MLLIANTE. . otiod——!] } is ‘heésine roon nge ‘oO large light house - rr te : ‘ 19 im \t ° 7TsI IX hig rehurs } vate familys hl RNISTIP) ArPARTMERN —) on. ’ - he aati "A451 ~ f) repestiio aes | d t = oa - beds. gas ‘ See tpartrient . Hiding; the second floor ; 2 rveoms, sun parteor fae and +} pr ' a uF Hinsery separate WwW KMt fy Pay) (4) est fami! | . eo ge . ‘ , : ity if ii» CL'on., i ay 68 ~ "Via l* ¢ sia? . P — . 1 = c \ ur eC oom rage. (orp) will rut T 0 —— is i = aoe Baie ; ' apartment: 4 lere > Urhbished . _ ; (let kee af . c rs @ rire PrOOTIS: ree sone lila corned ttf . ’ : Dp WO N. Furnished frout dianont and Citys Limits are on Ho KOTS! SAN R CX. he hestuut >) m4 ul I oo See jarito - ay , Y : iad © be and tneurame Vite or b ip re » Oring, tai estate officer aoe ‘ a im heat; transfe: corner. ‘c%3) 104 OR ite — — 43 ANIA A ® ih i i S19 Chestnut, ( i , 1020 - Nev I» = SP A — rape 164 mLIVE 3748 T wo-roes artmeat . 4 uiigaiow Mat \ J Also A - Re ror in moder nm” } P* Ag iF, Hl, . 1490) An ary onnesr ti ing Souther -" APARTMENTS. FOR RENT J ney ' r _" a a *” mate r $i0 p ’ anh” Meat, Fle, a } ’ { ba thy $40 ty sg / pA J LET Business Pp’ RP’SES \, | ‘ j @ \ a . es ; ~’ Ss it . . F 5) | FE : FR ‘ “7 wv. ew. ai tail business JN WN A ™~, RUNS WICK— ie (ely Wor’ (ure, kitehe | exaoe , " NEWLY PrCORATED . Ra tigh: Bh ole = Oe a \ a i. -—P hon octane s ' _ 5302—Room. all eonveniances: to rOOTIS, “heat. electri: HOUSE Ree ping = —— | Or bed in sun room: a corne; building with | wy, "Ty INC 5318 (copy | ma avette Park, new modern. 4 rooms $ ‘ \Al (/ 1 INS - 7 ind . _——~ __ Bas: reasons bie. 3 ROOMS, NORTH SIDE, $50, broad outlook: very lesira ble: first floor Ritahenette dr 16 — Larwe | -Aving reom 2° redin efficiency, atira tive; adults. 1¢8, ID i ner ee i i ae AVUNSY | ‘Si.: fe I yo bath OF ING, HOS s A ofoom lower fia L.: | ntral wiih oO ew select] Mg ‘ ' a & who is wi ling to mind two bovs. } IN CIN m hed Mad week; reason. | 1523\—Purnished room and | prestige Pn eee, Corner of Carter and open. See 6431 Cate overlooking Union beautiful Ww 4 i” : ‘OMe 4) rot : ‘“; ' dp dt -_ - ; , off ’ 4 ‘ $300. es pre . = - srsinde ; na PA ey y lVate home Hod ament ETANIEY EPSTEIN R19 Chestnut lUxclusive ,-Toom apartment itt) tuo nd elive, t Reautiful be rlor adjot: wo en light manufa. tUritiy ii seating ce: ra mm © saarKal —2 connecting roome fo: Sates ee! Olive 464 aes re. ut. baths, poseéssion April 19° rent 8100 per | lobby for afternoon parties ibout ‘ vhs ' sHImné as short, $15 Meiners; ret l1easonaly!, 4 om $1 up. ke, g " - all conven ane aw mal tie iN ee 23 Two sleeping roOans ee srnemuttlilipaes . wai ——— ei wees . trranth . oe On | “LEIN RE ALTY crs.. che ree, Cal) Forest O1Oo er, ae ’ rPrATY A Sa9N. ol 79 K aston BU Sil a BRNS 1 10. » Chest. 1 i : : MA—Single foom. pri as font. 35. $6 i New ef y - a ‘3 Realtors ! N 8th st Olive 34 or | RIDGE, 56016—Two-room furnich, eU) (64) | BUSINESS TROPERTY—N *. corner : = : = , 4 . owe i ‘ *y "Trae legis ! i= Math) ren ivan at ' ? . ¢} , . . “ | A th ; : ; ones ROLA—a —Alene ~ nh ae ‘ vale ° aeiienen; 1 Car ines Ww ASHINGTON BI. , ebihi. —_ Newly . effieieney ~e a . hot . saa " aan ain eri : h | O ive 940 1 aan _ {co | mer south nm eXposure _ ate \ cht vat i?10—-+4 oome bath. marnge:| fa (‘he Inut, ! Deut! litvag. ee offi on 4 phone. = 2 —— ~ a nneae nished front housek : > ‘y ur- eg. : fits WEST PINE py » 1 Oger) Sx) ‘ ctory lense a fa part Pict ; paar RA—Hal! oon Menecyp ite, Ss.) ‘dad: op ' wetion y al : ’ ‘ 1 2s Be, ul ' 7 > — one eee - ee : 4 ; ‘ ; oi i * FEANICAL, 3965. com f° Oa | WASHINGTON it 374 | P RODEMY EN & 6401 | AB ANNE A\ nishe 4-ruom apartment: lower flon | Loe: A Ciratnut Olive S449 Reco | 7 ; x conv: en n : (03) } ' fae ‘i378 I—— [| aree bri ght j . ° E 1 K Ag «@).. ae ' ‘ . ee STN! Ty ] 13 a? mii "6 S--—Rolls —Sheet Mu nf §oa BAY. 11? - 2. -¥ urnishe a room. Ww ‘iT tee ping reom completely furn. | : - iM Title Guaranty Bidg a - : ems ppg Fwd hours. Ww bs Pi NE 4140) r h —— Southwest ed: open i phe aaa nah ae “ae ~ “y Oy a ~ NO TON : yo “REG ae : (live reid os oe . , Are PACT) ar : me - ~ = J ea utiful nis! Ty ~ ae ‘ ew ile . . =? og assortrnent of plight! sotied Cag AN. 4 "APA Nice me room. frunt siceping BI... 4812 -A— Second floor a a am heat and jaanitor service furnished: | ed rooms. modern, $60 mor: ‘t nf oe “s ENDO oan 2023A——5 roums. tile; FRANKLIN er ~Store room for $1 om gMIth a lls, 15¢ cach , | Shaw's Garden. ~~ WAS] Lrelinar el (a) | ut Bro; immediate possession; owner Ist | thing furnished es a! Ne ea fev). @521 Olive at tore, $85 Olive at ree 18 PIANO CO. to Sal a — wo furnished reomer. igh: ra —s ay Bl... 4301—large 24-fioo: South 401 ae or MARTIN & PANGBURN Whi Lav ij ric INKMAN, 4950—(6000 8 Kineehiagh-| BIEN AL hw [ME 4 BRO REALTY cB, mm: conveniences. Grand | ier yp iongaanne” ren OVety: Sane ARSENAT.. 4504 Bien. heated an ao — Cabany 4400 air ~4 iv Lave in liotels? cpon beautiful G-room flat; must be 407-8-9 Wainwright Bidg lene s e { ’ ah ‘ art- | R08 ) Hlene Apartments 52 “hes en: reasonable, fc, |LOCUST, 3196s ta EERE, SRP tel - ee Saks nif ae ing Tower (rove oi | : . .? rent ee | Pershing heay " -——~ , . ‘ + . he wroom ana shop Sarit? " ; : “ ASHINGTON tel. ; 47 2d— Nive! y furnish ' 4 hei, GH Rr’ a f S053 Chestnont . NOV BEING FINISHED tifulls furnished newly decorated 4 and 6 Tet A i sty AN 1) 10204—Ruapaniow fiat. DS . be Vacant May i Pec) effi. rene y ine} } line urn parlor wit roo ate ary heat. rent RA i(eRRy | 4 . B. ; J M () REILLY 723 (hestny hike LAO? RB u—Vers desirable roon aii } i. ed rvoti, gentieman or ca ' | 7 ~ * ‘ ° upie conver! .! 4 f ' tro ~~ : ° “hy ‘ ; ee, ‘uF > 1 AN hf 3098 it aASLIC lIATI A ¢ "| \ unshine Apartments abl, for ? CoUp es Con nlet. for house ; | THWEST. TVVOAN be , aren {wo ~- - — t¢ fi | RO OMS and BO | + p, 204TA 2 — _N n ences, reasonable (25) | me } f} 4 - a ux -_ joel “furnis ed front | Wy ASHING roe — seen sities : ent) t Oo! DPartinent (€3 lcMoete " fice —_T , Keeping: £Arage if leeire : , ” . ; \ ; “Es: ro , ‘ m ‘ . AT 66°20 CLEMONS td ym oF. red: $80 up See ooms and bath, furnishe: adult oF ALLAN, 1820--Laree at modern: all conveniences. , bl dedi ATS reom ‘CoM s 5 Murphy bed-« “o) ‘ae “ar alin fj) Wianager. Cabans 680 —a- ae... ; maned. adits ; +, ~— store be. , . | f S—Nicelvy furnished. 1 es oan agp Ay ng "? cond fiver,| Coors, . seins rooms (H-room ef ie! uber tealidiemwe oF U cenleee bea ful A = — 2) | T rath 5 4 AMOKLLER y ‘hest mu on i arene no Ah _Bieepvin oon i4) cy DON SESEIN) Ma ] S75 * ' ‘ til matiys ; & ‘“ lar Sues e i@T n: § ! ‘ Ww °° epee ~ me "37 ‘ : o - and } ntmn res ' verry ¢ } VW : . > ge store, 1M Pow an 4a e - nD, 82 or gz ntiema . id ey aT ae WwW ASHINGTON HS - 413 Pa, re ; wea ’ I Ps Dy SD J \L THE IME yj’ R15 , ey 7 rte ' sated ndeoty e ii p re ee. = T I] |e RB R A N we ()\] 'D | iw = PE est s = $100. ING) -™ Gepown I, I. 9925 (Seeatnin + trel 6600 one — nished targe downstairs room: ‘ hotles. | — Cae 3 hehe e1¢ fn na @7 a . ptt He. I Be. j “ f...4 roerns bath 110 SPR ¢ K~—STORE, SHOP . Toss hel ine. 0 oie | *) an — ebiammerat bedroom 4) *> MAURY 3144 rr} eens efficien rm od ‘ ey P an ; : KIGH STORY fe [RE YP Re) f electr if] tlecorate | GRACE : R 4%) rin) Mr hy , oe — — - or fy ot ae = emp over t¢ ) Ww ASHIINGTON ~ Pepa -- Z | ern rn ‘ 7 : i¢)} ms ae ° oe ' talons . . a ad “ - san x7 ; ius. v re est Hh a" iene > ’ : es _ hn a i... @2874.03 bod tes ; 1. rent Ps | oft, with g@alrac: z wI7T0O PE RSHIN A] c4) Jefferson, N ANA. 2a01—2 light house) Pepin hee ping ana Sle: pine aaa. pre _BK A( vty. Cdliws r mai, i ry *- i Sy Re Us. 4] roeOonis al) “ACINGG Hi AT TIFT ] ‘OR to j Par 1 i Cite 1 tie AL +, rity fnear e Ovest ‘a Just being — ' reat Stores REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE . tock east Jefferson: 1; bath. ‘ : Venlences (ed) -_ ? >* Oper porch ' f and (one + ropern Ady Ae May CONne@istioy b inet f floor ; 1 Oois ttle path, Sy “d lar rze S'ores 7 =k I; | ns eta | | ; ‘Al dt [, A; Wii t rmeals new wes] . ; 70 Kinesland MONS | t living ron erry . Woo oors, steam heatin ll modern . — ie? #59 are . Sanh wane " roa a oom, breaicf af roum. : 840 All od > atm (oe } properts Rex iD Joan r ‘ont . 5 | WASHINGTON | ee 3 panintiinnniial AY I he j924—Sleepine West ig 4 | . a | BEAN —— . . y- & — 5 . atk . ilonr « t) } fi >. “ ‘ t . ‘wmeIling ron ce ft he oe to on F Gi ATRTTE. 4108A- alee tor room . hot water: phone: ge: tlemen or I ' Sa YE ao or. L ! third : ) ape d —— ig on and nai; ) RBLANKE fF . ") 711 Che stnut ai x Til, 7 3007 N 00d corner store 5x Jadies; breakfast if desired, wil) | couple employed. (5) A . w- AIDE $17 MOL Enright ff roome nonth. also larger apartme:t w ri rt ve a . D4. with cella: - oo . . . : me property; would nA: x “ tf oe ‘en 7 : i : tie ; | MI Le : I ‘hoor snuth ; y a eh d oe a. R15: ms . rfoom af S1) AO Per month. new Vv de 4 A R \ . 4 o reowery f PY A ith caruge: Mate > te nant fine for ~ iu ‘ ae Frag ss rie ri rie proverts al ts. - a a i eas wi | — eee) Bi, hi . 7 | . —s 7 a) my Mlle: leer! ELD AAD : | : | 2 : pis | : 4 | § FAYETTE. 2150—Housekeeping rooms. Sleeping room gentiemer modern « ang ur gt r ‘ rphv bed open f ne floor Biie ' oP amend Goon excelie 7 cafe nm con ierr . Seen eee ume yA "een & dN Bi 30° -4— Houseke ; AMHERST tT) ) t* ‘i fi f ys $100 % ’ ¥ . ‘tie “dl AN, 1718—3 roomes. furnished room: sink. gas rane ee , ef a te 1218—Five rooms, , th aieeeidee 0» rooms, first floo ‘ 4 4 > . : San ‘ , , 4 Ms witTH coane ie 2 ot more eaniiars: flcot coverit aon porch, etc, SNES. Not water, plone. | ing potch; $70 month NER-GRANT-BELL REALTY CO | URNISHED APARTME NTS Di AL. BOSE raomer heat For: [41S Oe Tiere (Ot ANd elevator; dic.| fede on 2 or 4 taailty fat a, oe : 4 =z ts na BAA , ie cn eae : . 722 Ches t &t » ROY r ELMAR R * = F. , 4 &. th : é ‘is oe : ate i With or Without board ihenisagialemet™ " Dy yN AL DS\ IN ( ‘OU R l’ slahed BAl SON REALTY 7 ws To BEN AL A if IMER & BRO ‘ A ay? employed: strictly privat ome §6for light housekeeping: $8 (c) ern exposuge: 3 Olive care — Tats vath, third fio hewt izht and eas fu: Imar and Weste 7 3443 Ce ee ee a eee | ee -OR4 j we ag LON FE] | family. Box H-276 Post Disnateh nollie 2 RANKA 3950— Two con lines: privat mils ars nd nished Cabany 8606 ev ' ( , S weer oan ‘stgate; loveiy suites = 2 Ra . { Wainwright Bidg | (4) ANAS lal A oW BL. Ts . ; ‘. FER A. 2220—T wo connecting rooms | — C8: priva 0) sep , | ° A : eae ees OVEPyt! ur ASTON, Smid: a Cee ws POR TR, ; | Bice anh yang" anartinent retinal c aim Kishen privilege: modern. (c)| WASHINGTON By. {011—Runnine hot | \PART MENT 4 rooms ath. large oven OUMtSsOor -ourt £ pts very reasonable rent: representa a. 4 Poche BOE ont ger one, HOTEL F« RLE ASE eae: | t TRADE, an na a x oueg ee ak r 1) ey wl? ; ne Re meat, not ater gi rali- © , Tt? ’ ' OTT SOs : ' @- si : — Ts 4td i. re ©) 4 : : . ie aa “a ences. L inde} eal s opti ona 1; Te. Ri . ALOZZI. ©"°611—Three furn ehed | and fora wat ; hed MmrHns FPentleme; f izgeralor. Murphy oe ft) ° } PRES tan - oan aliens } > G4! e> > :, oes , ¢ 9 ; ’ ’ ; et enet of (‘Yompte r 11747. )" ; moma f¢ for housekeeping; $10 a week. on ly. M Washineton urphy bed tur O16 geen Ak BL. A x ED Ww wnt Sage KE | Rth an, : SEL nui rae e° ean ci. nei Reni ‘bi (o%t) R. FF, CO. 824 Cheetnuy (c4) me ho ‘ » a \ ent: ae location 40'* M ® . ; in a8 part phavameant os f : ; — . . roaonis a ifr) Kitch nette, ress! g | . ill ‘C4 } - ‘os — én —— — ‘ . sane / ITS | Sts Tr at ‘a a: ? ; BOTT 2 ew Ves “ . a North a ORTIB, | $941—F urnished room in private = Ame ote 4 Bn 1047—1, arse oO} APARTMENT—Eaetcate §-room effi ‘loset, ~ bed lovely COZY pe va err “e room fiat, bath, gas, ' room: garag ‘ee — ae ROET TEA! oT estment PRE At Ty ¢ Paz eisai ng. y es home: neat Tower Grove Park (4) ve ee eve ry convenie ce ONUnNvOUs hot 1 ciency: atf@an heai. janitor se eve | te c. : } heat : every comfort a! id BR IWNING AP A] Th RAY’ Moy = = S- , — hin MRA NE ‘TSC reg Al oO r ns We of (srand rent B25 “aa " - ao ock it Fallon Park. Colfax 1954: = Grand 7723M NG TON $%) +4. —_| arge nousgekeep- Sion; free rental until] May 1 Bumont ~) month. See our representative, . 2936 PERSHING , OTL ; ) some " furnitu e. Box W | ey | ST “ere ¢ . INTH. 201°? N ‘mates Pte r ry T. 4193A—tLaree , woe re , Pee o ae 7 a eng i ' 2 ; gh : Sr --- ——-— - - "yy. men ot ts ! *T rer CPs "s . . —— a _ — , 4 e ave . ‘ } : ’ aes BT. VINCENT, S608A—-2 sleeping ma,; ed private home: breakfast. Del- CABANNE. a Py ' (c$) e "RANG [a-~ ERRY “RU” ‘4 ‘ A a . : . . > . ; ous - . ’ a ‘ 7 _—" _ ; OF by SEVER, 30 u — | OP te E * ba. sian itt fare Oe ee ne Lastgate) Modern rooms ‘ cig 4 OF ror [? rian AND RANELAGH APAR rNM EN rs HODIAMONT. “43 S45 23 roome, bath and TH J Bu . CUTTAGKE Wrad ——o residence e ~— w bi.: Iatee 4 ’ a *y «ry . " . i 1} " a «il +} : ‘ ; ° *“{ 4 YT ~~ — - l¢ *? hae , . . ° a At Lattxfeliow bls im - yee VA A} HIINGTON h- me a keeping roomes adults also wile eping . . Pe 12/5112 rr; n, € . ’ Mt ’ . Ais (oh } ic } Rix room efficiens ¥ new ie decorated M A. Rr U a & SON RE AL T y (ct) a 7 ut North wear tiive full details lin ne: al] convenienase. . ‘ ther rome a rnd room; reasonable, | (4) y+ a wo no — . 7 2 “ NES: - F: \ +: m Ar iN _ throughout: beautifull vy furnished. with ? | - SIG Chestnut st ies cee socnan tik genet» ob a Tow At reriheas D-132. Post-Dis josTixc 317 t— aed rea 8011 ! t 3) WATERMAN ox x—Front room Singie we , ~— ; sa . aA ~——- ——— 4. = . Ma = 3. ics neds : everything cor ip! lete for house} ePLD LAUR'SL ! 124 New o- room apartment Space for rene 3 pH oo res oo. t] 7 Room and board for i 3 oicmnee | or double. For eat 784°. ; Bs “tte. 7 > » e rt . - 9 _— P they rental) ine ludés lige e lar. "e all flat Mi il p! 1 bed, ivory WwW ood w ork new ie P« @ © ; a : ; a ake ron a ; * Sout s d } Fentlemen ; priv ig , ; > , -THEIMER he inens , tay A ek « m1 cena Be mays as substantial buildings: : » Hide Box ft 4 aie home: |} “9 pom ae ° ns silver. hea ri ; ve decorations CLYDE 8 FISHER } - : g: ” black Poet -Dienate- reom, oint arge 3 : West Vv ESTMINSTBR Pi. 33° |1—- Lares Freon { TH I: BR (NX SCOM > ale have one fou . ae z 1g Cheetn a , > ‘ 4 E yg weet of Broadway i lepatech ‘obh a , apartment. mn beds; break = (3 =ith board. for two people; reas. 15)| “LAYTON RD. 6056-—6-roum effimiency, 4 BPERLRLY: , 7 tifully furnished, with one io pne- LAT— 6017 MePher i “aaa OES DOCKERY 4 SON, 1025 Chestnut. | SRUPERTY Wid. We have cash buye rat Boom, ashen: Seth hae os ABER ee a _ | WESTMINSTER mi S909— Desirable firet-cia&s and modern: sublease: S87.. EIGHT -ST¢ 4s L me os PROOF om efficiency unfurnish , ne water heat war : {87 “3 Apel fe Z ; Sones ait 1 Ae Mrs. Eato : : ERT. Lilo—* newly furnished con- fr ‘ent room } “if running Water, *.$) GO RSHIN ‘ } premises or call Cabany mH , \ > c ree ‘ tres as re bs re ; ; 7. shoOR unt Ar. MSRTEORD.@3428—Room for coupe ght'™é,,T00m® for iebt housckeepins—_tnodiern “upartment (3) | LAYTON RD to80SApaATAET Steam | PACING BEAUTIFUL FOREST PARK. | cr we: wTith, Taacuct yo Sty Chaties att owntown Factory sess tia cet r an ’ conveniences, (76 j STMINST > oF aa —;.. t+ oe ee . , ty - . cs , : : (ine :} rrr apartment Conmsiseiing HOULSAN ith Te “) oe - — . . won me 32 * cx . > . ~ a 7 Riss rire epttonal; aeons © Fs aan n Wis MINSK R Pla, 4104——-Exceptionally efficient’ ; verlooking ores en argze wing oO = "bs ak fast Peon, kiter live 270 312 po ae o) Ral Life Bide oak ‘AR wd eX Ww iP L, $60) Wea ohn and Valentine story : petiws eee: -3954—Single room: one per 2 a= eke ee = L aah ool se ; sal a "'d fino : roums. kite hene! te. hardwood wm ik Warehouse: swite h. good ae and | ..... JA: BUSH @ (tu. ; all conveniences. Giant . a oo ngusenceiink. 7 -— las MET a SO ARO AMD 'CLEMENS! hlo0—» room un parlor. | mont! aiso larger apartment. with s ee us x iS : ARD. 11064—Furnished room. sieep-, WENT PINE iL. s05—Sleeping and e'ean et tile watt ret f r room. at @150 per month: newly dec a oe AN DERSON-STOCK E ‘BU ERMANN, ate; Will lease for term of years: locate ‘SIDENCE © 3 SHENANDOAH SR: 58 A—Room B ; Kiteh: nN privilegers eniplove d couple "ae@ht housekerping rooms: all modern $2 yO also excellent cafe in connection a «=? SOM Of hestnut before thes tear dow nm your piace for the a ’ me Bt Ne} Atow W td — Tet ; omega Diace right barty: . 3 rv« \ a aS sa ‘ one ress eeery et) ‘ NCOs ig 2 | \ N [ RAN ™ it ye IK i MT th 4 \ ° 00a0. FLATS FOR RENT kk SHi NG » “TY ™ - ol ir soca ae ‘par ‘" ' CQ GRAC ER CO. D . - f? ast Dispate ng ark 7 . aon, box "7 1st - = ome like: reasonable. : Nie eentiemen only, refer-/ WiSsT PINE RBI... Cheerful south SUS Chertnut mt ; Sieremenarcenin : nesireiceinaidieailaciataatetinaiitinlantin “lor sleeping porch: garage if des | on eR CO., 100 N. &th a er aan WE wen 4 a 2248S ern exXposure fron ew!) furnished ‘ELMAR BI, rene jd floor fest. « Central ( BK I, ANKE R. FE. CO., 711 C hest nut, been tae ae why ‘ ree . Sr-rreitrr - Prt - on ‘ ig “UNIVERSITY 1120——Nive ; - 6515—3 rooms. gas. bath North il ett ant: «wu! table for reside ac \ 4 ‘ nomen Arce ‘ Lr re {; } *« het | ming '- ) I {} rR gf1] i “OTLILEt ‘ting Atl lishese TT ify I rooms ‘ ban . = Bia, “ etie dressing ro TT) and he th a’ $0 ie c } | he 1 pir ! e _-~ iOOrs jie bath, ateam he (per Siipping acilities or . } 1@ : ar ot. _— t > mot s ad, to Oper . : Bomont 966. (cde West ; one BURD. 1 i! Th ecnine th, lena er’ Pe pan . piete , ; Linde ij je eons newly ad eri ca rage 0 ! i See: kitchen With range an sink adjoining TT » ST. 1°58 Fur: ished room 10 Gk Nis J. \LT HE IME i Bi nem! 21 OS W Ashington ; large living —— Lea * } \ ; ate $! : Ctr nf rene efined. HEBERT. 3 hd 2511- R . , "a , ' Kitehenette dressing room and hath. A. Ix al pets, . arze rooms and | va ry gg moe — “ , Lore on double Car s ‘ i . , se im » : — i | ’ ? : Nm. : ” RROK W AL, 1; B° 4 we rho! ns, Ine: on ” Obth and Hebert: rent x). 78_° mit ae BANNE 5028—Board | a | ; wh . +. — “ry for o woe bath. sduthern ex posure iawn laundry. f “Te southern exposu? aaah. adies: Hodiamo 9. t > ae at rictls pri: ate.” couple or einpiroved ® familys ai AS Tt \ TI} POR—4 rooms at Rul val rent S65 Manager on premises, bai ne $- 0), aduits Morest 2862 a Sm a3 oO” of TES, 5881—Nice = f > Sn | WHITTIER, 501A —At « lor; @arage. McCRADY & ORERMES M. Ho RODEMVER & COMPANY | | (c62) | SEAR NEW UPSTAIRS PLAT $30. orto Tin TIENS. 722 Chentriy ) miodern | conveniences: Some ce ME GABINNE = 135— ane! Kitchen’ shan AL Olive: room aad| pt REALTY CO.. 5178 Easton. Fores 601 Title Guaranty Pidg SHERIDAN. SIGOA—-5 lara roca bak | ithwest corner Pennsylvania and Rich DOCTOR. DEN ay : > BR IN Ix ( ) i 7 AS o& Cabany “OR. . home cooking, - = ve : an wd fi. house wba tee! : ‘ er -octtage woedey ‘ef. t and vd 1965 Delmar ofBbW ie) ive T7OR Olive ~— aye electric: adults . $40) —™ ——s mons 4 , » rooms, tile bath. steam heat ?' ‘. IS 7 Ol E- cas ranger continuous hot wa! r oe am as at tle pee —_—— ¥°* . 2 3 — - 7 ; dicks Pabiee ss Hon , Mi DOWET ! q9°> . furnished $R0 CHIROPR ACT ’ , ae | : pe v - ? COMES ana 7m ’ : . epee : mom —— SS Se neteneeeneinerneeatinntenestenentienc nse amen’, Nnestnut st WENZ! Ww K “1010 Chestnut Mlive 14°7 { rR $ A S I] B By y |: R ~ — — S. W. COR. GRAND AND PALM rw ome eaeke 2 Beautiful a room; os a eatin tends ce’ a oe eos: ae a , bg ant ; ) Forest & vous hot water a A “--iwe cleen, housece : . . ' r ’ a Se ROOMS WANTED He hObEMVER & Co. “PARRLEIGR™ North | 5801 ENRIGHT AV. | ofttanaiiineametaa ie ek. “SEE US” tal —_s Tree newly furn : a a8 Prive te f mil f ' « Ww: ‘ BN r 7 ¢ re sere a le I , r . " . iy 1 -room de luxe ID Valle al _ q” ye T 5 rooms at q eun parlor: vu iti Wi ne er t' Cor eerriir : in l if OU . i a's poe fe), front fooms for couple; MEEEEMLARENDON. 1912 Nicely furnished amily: w on bt Taslor or eerthe. ‘ainae ane | 2 ————— “Bi... 4305-—6 bs Tr $1: ‘all representative on Ewha 1 Bi en > apa fat. all) pout in first-class. condition posseseion | ‘tn a RODE MYER ; quick netlon. no anle. tt ree) estates lamont car. Somme in apartment: iadics einployed: Hodia in Benton 1187W. Mrs. Wi , OR E ; A deg ete Pert ones: garage en fabany 7204 | GLASGOW, 990d Nee 2) | April 1, $00. SINGUR-KLEIN REALTY pas 708 mis creraaen g one (6 HRISTIAN: BRINKOT : > “a © , alf nes: ROPE MYER & ”. , - a , iin % | - rooms, ha d-'€O.. 104 N. Sth st.. Realtors. Olive 84 of i A. EE PEs Be 179 i" ¢ ‘619 Chextn °° me i frant OoOrs, fa) M4 \ ij phy 7 ‘ ~ - eueemaies > « a MAR BL.. 3731 A—Roo 4 Mont cay ‘or 5 : oo Northw Bunga ows, Co tages Wants ‘k} _ m an nard 4 cars, Forest 6§ORRT td ith kitchenett | 4 5 fOr two rentlemen: S77: 50 — ae Be MENS AAG1 akon ‘ . ” saunai mad . ivy . Home — ié. ao 7" srs yw. 4461 Olive eerie ; ‘ ary ; Title (Fi larant 12 ' a" 4) Auf Nive wees ? — 4 | NS en ' P roo? . - i ear Vio? f - i ‘ ’ ao ‘ +e, . - ‘ . anon , -4 ; nace } Open, 9 RRR 00m a aa : . 2s . — ' — : 97 ~ BL... 5C49—Room. board: twa aa ff conveniences. private fami Cab rit to; reasonable Box H-15"% + «gg ecring wan wan ie ™ | o8 A. G. BLANKE RR. FE. CO’. 741 ¢ ‘heatnut , eet - CMak ib al single room a “ty 376M. ae (80); ROOMs Wtd.—2 rooms. furnished m- 4 thine: 10 minutes downtown: : == — ae HOLLY, | 4808-——Keew 6-roam Tul. Muron. | FLATS FOR ‘REN r —Furnisheao = NK! ’ STORES pac in, | ; ris L... 50% =e. = one a K §7H0 — ATS Se ww furnished, South St. Louie: respectable ' “| or unfurnished Manager r) : sino 1-a-dor bed. steam heat nlurpny | \ kK W rOR ES a W td, —Te buy. on Ba 5 4 Tc ely tre " Seer pee enter Keer | free people; references: answer in German or | premines “ARGONNE” | rs tiroughout: $60. ood | 2605-07-00 Mareus av.; juet comple P eve, Olan fo rooms; give « board eal 7%, ¥..H VE LEN-WALTERS REALTY C $604 Washington. aree ving FRANCISC US REALITY CO... 8U4 Chestou — _ - ot; a oF kam wid rd for 2 gentlem win 8 es | WALTER JONES RK. FE. CO. HOUSE OR COTTAGE Wid--Have hat meéeais, file: ing eh Box H~S39 7 bi - t } I c ”1. 618 c U ty af. . evr 4 ror , ' - ee ee Mut s ] f ' 7 moe } ] { ienette d neg ; >-— Desirable rs | room f R a "2: C4 > nc aya — > - ————— oo Ip Bye me ve - IGHT. 54 rt Sl op and Sy PEIMAR Bi. G054— Larce front room. sea yO iy | AT Leen : = ~. 1 A 1°41—% lareve rooins dressing room and bath. rent j SLENNERI \ 400° —3-raon ar — ! ' ; tomes housekéeping. reasonable ———— - . . with bath j tri Central 9O5TR +i omnes i eleetric - entral vg (¢ cive ali information Torivate farnily. j ‘ ny & % Wiee's furnished: also unfurnished room | ? M TL. TON ¢ Tiempos Roo and — he FUN \R Rl. BOLSA Neativ furniched 200MS AND BOARD WANTED in varlor: newly decorated manager on premines ; OF _unfuri saned _ — ! Erivete family. Delmar: S | ns, cle or double; all conven- | ROOM AND BOARD Wid Two lagiaa| “eTvice’ second. floor $110- third | M. H RODEMYER & ©€0.. KOSSUTI1. 4471—4 toums. path and clec.| * ss a South vour first lette GHW AY. 1244 N —Room for a mip aundry privilegea: Northwea: + Se — - 601 Tithe Guaranty Bidg tric, garage optional : (eo) South Waren rk Gs one with or without board : hr em fl . \ W: : _ > ow ; a ra) ‘ respect ’ ‘ motes Me ern bea F eo rooms. bath. ele aig furnace and va aA a rave rey All t ‘ es ’ Flats, Apartments Wanted 4 ” [rege Oe ger rae ame mes ies “yy , , — Mi 1?H44—9 roome. hot-water ods a J Hi vy FE L DE it 4 et) 1404 Naiu ot ; , : Wi ar See Rr 4 - (4: — |. ; Bi . Stee A \ innishe . mn mn ares oe ty eR> “MAURETANIA ie] 2 hee’ - a --— =. MI Pa . PTL DER dies ae . ‘—A } (4) _ Post | RAI manager on premises “ARGONNE” abie garage - vacant E ese 4) “ =, : ' — a : : — : ; no. meats. soft drinks anv buelneee: s ‘nh Bide hear Urane : Y ae é Wtd—Four rooms modern. (sTand | reasonable (5) te ; ") Peat D 4epe te by : Set and hi t i > fener: . tel ] t Ne third fioor rooms: 3 baths Eteaconabie, pe i Rt J Se pa Poe H. RODEMYER & ©O ned . ~~ — am M. . 4 ’ “9 5604 Washington: large I ng reom ; ST LAU To p ¢ / rooms, tile bath 91IWw ( ; : as Wer en sae a r = -——=—' | MICHINGAN, 2809—Btore cultable for | PLAT Wt family, modern. th South ae. meals 5 fu cP ON we if i ished - @ mr UMAR, 301 3917—Ist floor connectine ae 601 Title Guaranty Bide tchenett dining oot dressing | 1744 e ; 0% uilfuliy farnis 3 oome, 2 rooms sleeping or Ii t use- | ——_ ¢ ii itchenette ? room and furnac ‘all Grand 1744.(¢c))} — ——- = ; ; home cooking: all gonveaiences, ME Keepine - Ping or light house ROOMMATES WANTED | _Olive F798, __Olive 779. _| 60m and bath; rent $100. Manager | | the Terasce, B50. Call _Grand I¢¢6\c) | Fiat wid——By Apel 16; lower, B poome: |. any business 1) | or West End: on tormmaera. im (14) Briwan ‘cS ° een 5R90—T arze furnished ROOMALATE d, Lady WANTS voung I FTA NT. -42— Third floor: 6 roome and on premises, ' ; : ¥ may rie. toilet . Pt * big room for rn pom Modern, Not over $50 Benton ~ RAW ‘| SHOP—tlargee ?-stor, shon “R«i4 Post-Dispateh ws : le BL. : 3951—Fron: r wil a > freon. sy tabie for MOuple or 7° employer A lady: Food lox ation Box H- 24n pP..]) sleeping poren new a". ae M. H. RODEMYVER A _ ANY, ’ the $17 SO . mor th ker at cor PLAT Wtd.— 1 or 5 rooms: hot-water heat. , light manufacturing LUT promes vne Wa FLAT Wri. To buy bd 4 rvroma moder ta —— : } 1. EPSTEIN. 617 Chestnu 601 Title Guaranty Bldg. ner grocery store SRTNER REALTY cara for couple, Box M-| ter. electric. Appiy 1329 8 Vandeventer | south of Gravois or in goo8 lew ‘ation: ah 79 (od) AR. Pos’ Dispatch (c76) ' (4) Price, #t Hox W-97. Prat Lixpate n i “tate p 7 * gr south Side: or board: mod . . erm; S8 weckiy Li ; ’ she lern conren e* an . , 3223M n¢ ae + ! hywniences 2d_weat_ ant ) ROOMMATE Wtd.— Widow would like wa Ramone ge 601, Bigg. , 2 BLMAR B WF 0— 2h oor fout ible or rie) man or woman ike ‘ould new Main 2162 lad 1 4 , Olive 77 OR, Olive 7799. wane .. 809 (*hesinut Bis BY eee : ee | 1 } McePHERSON, 5799—4 rooms. sun parlor rarprsiecnesirsinieendasinsantas lectin itititalinisinaaadiitaliiittatian " Fas T Wei a . ‘ ’ ; " srand Lrsena! Gran shop. taiior. shoe repair. anv buslnere modern, south of Plueset! near re f } PAGE PBL 6 5886—Eixce » neice roome: gentiemen: excellant home : Laciede : ne? @ ; — argre se for 3 ‘adults: = stem , ener able (* a — isicaabqueealgeigheatadheneenancen : onan op: -ameemne ca modern adul iis, aed s | floor € Ast te F ty - 1) N rth t ’ “ ee me ze a “ne NL : — a ana : - need rapes ore p*: es 2 . @ ree o wes 1RSTW e She! ee ; i 7 4 : : : ~ , 3 & 4 T, 40418} ‘vwle and cOoONnne: OTE Mal if SOON ~ Agate TT mM At - ‘ UNITV ER TY I) * — yr +¢ ; . ho at he ian -. : . oo . ' ’ eu. Seo» vA -10 T'rypet — he eso0me a Pie rooms ; light honsekeenine nl} enn lal LS " PER aN 7 _ Re . ore toby i¢ at, : art 357023 Washington lar ge living roorm : A \ sat 47 —( "ot re root . FI, A'T ta] ¢ ; ; ownstaire south sy ~ ‘ 4 . , "' fie Lore arr r pa ‘ # Wid — f fia ve 4500, cash for d f | oo ; . , ahve .¢ lide ; » ete: aan e ani P . }? ‘ rus ‘ lex ~~* , d ' + f fre ; b : ’ . . Pe paar 4 on es BA iene | nnesae eae cae ee ee £ or wes tiverside 2539W = Reward Po OARUMER REATEY toe “information "priee snd. Tosehen ’ $5075 ooms and bath rent SRO: also 2 large living rooms 7 — ‘4 Plies 257 om” ad a i 1 Ve mormatiot vrier ond toe ts ' : p B05 ive 1° hewtn veur Ciret tedter bor ORL Past. lr f LM AR fk ut, 4A! A...” ‘nNnnectine oht dav up weekiy rates tub and elhower Mcl’ H eat N ‘ ‘ r , Mm! ali . } kite} ’ ing roon nd hat! H A MIL ah ys, PHYVCLA ou! ‘ool . a , mr } Lehner [te Tre estt) “EperrT) a Lt ~ * _— “ ) ] Lan! and electric rene S40) per ! eh a rz, Ma _ mordern 4 DRY COODS ANTD --: I, Ine RY ee eeping romms; ranwe, @ectric, baths (C8) Pa Ron & ne, 4) . . a + : a ODEMYER &€ C., rent S100 Manager on premises, Cc. | Ee i4 ‘3 ONIAL HUTEL. “ROD xX (srand—I 1 M. . R " 4 ‘ M A . : 2 LT - ‘ q ‘ , ” fi rew os and ; t wan Fi 574 3A—V ery desirabie der new muanaeement: vooms $1 os uD Sie Cuarast “ Gs. . 2 Fs aap MYER Bide, wes : ; Che it st oe ee deti ontoanen ate ~ as | oN 4 . ' roms hen ~ . live TT! Olive 7% Tithe Guaranty winenmeneeil ea : poe sie aimh‘me aaa sin were ar men S eniences Deimar 4700 __ a ae ok ee a babii alenatanes — ca T7OR Olive 7790 HIGHLAND 5047 A: rooms, electr "oh ge a ; Tylep oa stores, 4503-05-07 Manchester: libe — 4 ee HOoOTE - 7 Qive) | OC URL sini FP nn ne \ ° 8008 a POL? ‘ , rmier tin} ij } a rent. $35 > om nth no | " n AT +t ti " reweines modern a “4 COT OP ee Loy T A lonaen aett tub. elhower oaths: $) dav SF ber “pnt Call Cabany 583, ail ' = ne —— TURAL ; aT ——— — OsStW before 9 «a m or after oay at ant ir 5 hs . ‘3 have cash weyers for small and tar L ‘ . soeeeeprapemecines a ~—-—-— 4 antler. 4: - 14 ‘eae > ; ’ apartments sieo buvere for fet. nd rooms, an: carages. es Te See eereonneennatien . — — Several Cie news prover \ if you war? autes act “ he IMU GHERTY FR Eg m. “oO Cheat ; ¢ OM . AND Ww BOARD—Large . ; ee “4 7 ° . . ond ate - PS. | . of, : n Ca bans lvi7s . D. Guiana a (cB) ° aS $1- freon *f » ar" neighbor ‘ : - ‘ to | () SONNEMAN) Rh Vi f (" : yy - Newetens i ors ml DWELLINGS FOR RENT — rsantord Corners e— sealdenete Wanted 4 .FTOOM:; conven ae #4 roe ee dulta, Rom ont 1348 . 9 ¥ ny | —F tT rere Creve lear nice LACLEDE HOTEL A NNEX Proadway or must he seen uf on ’ phe \ fal . Cabany 4550 te The Vv AL EN [ [N ax bl 4 Te A iin ‘vot : i’ ~~ — | Near Reva Mj 3 adults;| SIDNEY, ®728—B8tore suitable barber |) FLAT Wtd Mingle, 3-4 or 4-5 r = Poredaved househeering room: range and Chesetnut — Center retafl district: references reculs er, R00 ) BOARD Din Dd ee a aay wat é me en eng Jule. ath mene new. modern: oprivate baths, circu aa met ' @o = meais: fine hens a 3 ie HT a WA—t1, ane housekeen': ice water In rooms: fireproof “h NORTH pRIV FE. 48—& , one “a ()- a ra Hw’ eouth of Direltrigr 5 rion : : | ' ls; fine location. Cabany 243. 4 7 J "ham $5 an Taek “Og ‘ 0 n = special iow winter rates » I 4 oa ‘ niceeét roor ns Sith 6-room al rh th 4 to , room efficiency : rent SRO uP “ . Northwest an | Ie msteiT 617 y ‘| . tfooM) “ , : ROOM AND BOA RD—€6200 west: Se % = "OCT, mogern week up: live’ near four ; FPRANCTS-PERRY-RUTH, 10° { Furnished or Unfurnished ——— — a é, ! ¢ ', =? lestnut tn ' “ “al Lae ee tent wane ; - ob crowded street cars: save time and car RTH i 5 ee kitche: Manager at Building Cabany &l. COTTAGR—3 reome bath. electri ' Main ~1@2. Central 4% cates | nen sal Peomt- Lin, i | ; s : 1946 Thrush : a RESIN G TY Wtd —4 or * ronn medenget Peeiienee «ar bungalow south a w erties, tern-expos * g sy s > 7 af f rni @ Pp . : += . - e4 era om > ’ einploved: “Cabuny 43184 f ane fans caer onsen, | fare: a __|___ athe; Sena. iaetee service. rent $7 OREON 6 & R. G. SCOTT. - —— —— | FHEKLA. 6069— tage all « - ; NT ie :3. 5 tk f alu iTTriA! } = . 7 ‘ = . j . . . I 4 4 , to} rryerir cotta 4 a st) ’ - ‘7 ° AYLOR. iz 7 ; } x1) Cheatnut St ; ASK 4 2045——New moder 4 reoms eniences. and garage: ent $45 sath ™ ; Gouthwees } Kealueaiic " HW414 Ase, Liepeteh de ‘2 4 —T ¥ fe ¢ 'q le te ¥ (eS) Wits - ‘al! (Vive 5480Ww x ~~ —-~- (iara rierst desiratie Low ation in : a. —s . :, i A finer S55 ‘ £x Riau T. - SAD SN re voomfortabie room Enda American and Buropean plan ' NORTH DRIVE RR — Ee xrentionra ; - — ~ : mp van % Tie ‘y4 , Yaa CO sane i” toms 4 shew Rooms for lruse in any cart > Corman REET Se . e , az ” ort . ' near ke ingehichway wive , p ee South ee oF. ive | antiat bo EMPLE a ; Prive hoine, genilemen. YVorest 3140 sirable let-floor apartment f ~ , —_ 2% - ha etores noe firs i re Dhes ‘o* PERE Dae L.. 1446 boos : “able reome ee 7 > oomae —— toe) ey Py y ‘2, {> weet ewirite with one hath mace . , 7 not d wr. 4 . > AT Tc rT v ia diel " e | 27 "48. Garnys ; ‘ sent . : . . ‘ dl 9 ta a4 i . ; P ter ice io righ? Meo x Ww ‘Ra om a eieeeeneatinee $ : 4 . an us ePrice tent a : e , se ' ‘) hat S rent Seu heat light , - oe es pioyy .T* - , —— eee gy _— — =z. good ' ' , t $f. }.. Beme ' ’ os) OF > ae ‘ ; ‘DING—For emall factors Ireveegir a all conventencns ae Porn Pr wee . — one for “Regn © Seem . and electric range service: also ref - A a? 448004 “” . bath fu at OVALA , ” sat bt " - 3 4 «si a . ie + minends ite Phene 1 Andel &Ba1O Liude:' ov 4 a oo tly ‘ oN AEP roe . : ' > - rooms / ‘ ' 7 reo mL. : ir ” ’ ’ el DAM Li oe ee ! r ii ee ARK RI, Tlow « ike ening @ui'ee ~ eraring «1 etem mrrios eiegantiy AL ct) fo be Bie *? re i 7 . , ¥ , y 30. . ae Y TY R A nis a ton 4448 a f sDeima ‘ai? Connecti siceping porrh umger pase the door (c6) PERSHING AOR t fi > reom rointed and newest apartment bulld tile bath. } ew ty 38°74 Shaw S36 Grand 200 i DELMAR ~ ¥ $5°4-°6}—Large building c . EsTTe FOR sai Tie. * reasonable: ema! - e Zl ‘ g Pore Pa {i *) VM re Vv 1. ¢ or TT 77 PT # L338 Hart mer av a\ n D ley nd bs ee c are h $ 1; ing in ey Touts an er ms = ’ rc . tin eie\ator ' sterner heat Lb; PUT wel HA Ec a") wer om og ‘bengale ma sal Ts ATR 4 4 RK Rt... 4398 —Large room merican Dian oerch. lnen birds trees a. 1 rests Vv. H RODEMY ord & 0. one : ) . , ot a ON! 4a08 Vole (€ ie Abi, ~ a ; a : Z | CAROLINE, 3028—Firet floor: 4) roon LTHEIMBER & BRO REALTY «om + dar UIE Water: Kitchen. Sd ficor: | flowers. ine the cuuntrs 8) | 21852 ) inl Title Guaranty Bide fath, $92.50. Joxt =. go8 722 Chee’. FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT 407-88 Wainwright Biig fa) MINK of It oniy S10 cach wil sd ’ On yore i ous - J NSTER PL. PF week; inundry privilege, free’ ~ ode or * her treats eke $25 bie : "Sere Oe me - Ah pe sh a | running water, : ® a3. people « employed. oe ster cea oe 0 ‘can and Eurovean plan: tecation at For- taree yhhe ge om, kitenenette RY, ?; a - TON Ty 5 ae aw f , West iad Cabana Wr a a ae ae cr errereeeeeee 3 , , ; : rant hediteie ea! Park. 10 degrees cooler Phons ir closel an t neludes elec am be . _ r , a neh horn ; . . + METOM | ) natin Pati € Se Ons ss =3 with tree he "730—Large room, — ‘ : ing: all eon Re tonal se Cebany 830 (cB) . cooking and liecht. ice telenhone . ———— ener x $4. + oo FURNISHED HOUSE—8 rooma, ali con | © ASTON bi are store eunladie { RE ST Rit’ TK 1 | AIT 5h , ; —_— - _— - — - _- - bea utifu! gaa adiol: ine lob a oe ronrTry : , reniences ("wa Lindel OR44 for in a Lusinese Yacant Sb 1 'f 4 ° ARGAI Popen “ Pt . RER Rr FR tt) hati Tile thimer MAe “U0 Tt emnt of Jacke 7 ay north « bape ret pod ” Ss; phone: garage. | : + 3 ; CREMONT " "OO ‘far intl 7 ’ ed ent ’ RS = I OT # "Or fi Morea ’ c nar rtie withont extr hardwood T icp? th ’ praiti lé ' , ro nad cn? cot Se ae | pea ' CASTGAla Hi-—rune cas uve 0/5 r+ Faas and. iwok for sign Call OF -¢ : EST MINSTER rl, 4144—1 . = a 4 P sentic HW Ay esa Ni—time large ‘ ae » bey heat e +o Nig essere —— ten r Cal! Foreet "8100 $70 (oR) Ga *( le] Cr yu ] | ——— — orm i reen Pn ; Y Pe ” ,, - ’ ———* : 4 rye cnn? ‘isi mt iat > le =yR At TSE. 7 re ’ c { ¢ t I . TONTY Hii £ ro a Wh be! North r gs doy aT R haety-9 r * — UGEN F, 4 AL.THEIME ‘An “a7 HOTEL aAnpartrvyents . non 4 ‘ Teity t> i Ln ratadqe " ve ceeemeteguneeeees on : " err’ Er “tine? ‘ . ee 5 ° ¢ haw j * ¢#*.» 2 eae " 1 A : —_ . ; e cailent ke PL... 3963—Fron ex- © NIGH W AY. 1°89 N-Apariment A 1451 melell S300 Mie Aaa cunemeer a floors, DOUGHERTY, Rit aa | TOURS Would ke Se ren = ohh Js on er ti BUILDING Tae STN r* ntlema rd: couple employed: og F theice - TCP. Clean reome: quiet. ne via 2 A ' “a oup urfepean, Br win £102. . wT S $04 4 cu! i » je our ie furnished o couple without | F MAN Ss PE AL (1) R04 € heetent for 111 a we and ‘(juimy [7 _ roommate ; plenty hot beam x ute home , kits hen f deaired (‘gn " ryt | ; J ' r fecorated .{* ‘ weeryy V4! ‘ rMOmne@ ! " Tos is peer 4a tee] aqdu ct ' ‘riod fro May 13 rt adpa'ti Healy AMON? iin... [roan vs _ ei he : Wee “= ws — tT eta . wer “i #finr 2. + ley ‘mie ‘ vi »ee58 9 _— . ‘h Bean : " oY . | flier IS: 11 ss) 1) ‘] BI . rredd , eHi wT gulaie 2 oh ‘i : ore rivet n@i@lborhood “% Pa bee th ateas ting ” Re cele rif en a risen i" k Wiese and dr ee 3 O-o einmar lie T is “ning on Park distriet; garage meluded. Box) pra weqee dw heat TY (O. BO4 Sek tt res or Te Bin) = = »% du . ) BO4 Cheetreut foot im ‘uting sireets sewer ea -oE iar ions 0 ay 2pe 2643 ™ x. oa \'* to heote at titi ' eirn . ’ tte servie ‘ Cali 7 : re ee : ye tor han © ean, comfortable torr . ANDERSON . ei , 7 : vert ei tC Tene aie... eepetch. : OLIVE 42765— oats . (ormer Tw Ren oie . 4h Wantin K g000d home: free phone New ‘Nor th Ww estern Hotel ' Locat hon unexeelled arrange reakte "+ : pay se? ; pita : y woe sath ‘ " ‘ ~_ «A 1 Wem COMmanteH | 1 tt mtite ie Gee anette Se en ) | #918 Natural Bridge. ner Eh 1 os WATERMAN. S578—Nes ‘iiding ¢ Murp! ! lard vo Moe ; PRAN( TS PERRY Rioru oo % ; huet thins ane on mm +E DE. 4450. ee re mn opennd aca 10) i f : sendadliinih ye ' renmne #190 ment pre rfee 8 , or } rooms. of 475 MOUSES WANTED PAaw wi 7Te — Ms therougtts ain v ode A kitehen ; : , i " rroeuniw msi ; ‘y : . € ‘Te 7" P . : siD wht ys - oo , ’ : Pte areae s«atrire one fg Poe 7 y Hemen. rn. au et Ruane: id : With bor ba ater. Delmer ore As ie 7 wenst S a i 2 De us — ~ - = - a A rrange ment InsuU re , ef ( ool Al, er Tr E 1 “A 4 A on iM da ---- : tin Tei Nd; 4 i 7 iV Wie ——*? rooms furniahed fer ; Ro are ; ert ‘peters 5 ree en) fiat bee i ! Pe M1 rt. ee ’ tee mt fest fthiitve me Call afternoon, | . q meee sialic om bi a * stainl ad , 1 Summer apart ment, kar ape Do} LMAN ath furn + ‘ ; Re. ‘ : housekeeping. F ree! R1i47M fei rh? mir rer’ aire : —- Bs _ mae “ge 5572—7 roonis, 2 wu ; sale dition: bath, furnare: o' ics — ment mig | Gack RR. Be. CO.. O84 Chesta ede | ¥ 4 DELL BL. 4306: aft heerful = rooms, ' week extra Also a it Maid ats > 5 lower bes mamh: . - cial proposition to renters he — "hoot ali Bs ANee fs Wid—-To rent: 3 to we Te 3 WA - az, ARK 1. TS 3 ry furnighed: aii com eniencesr Service at populer prices making | > - 3 loveiy Secrooms FLAT—o reome and ba ? , ti ul or suburban pear cars aa. Ot! ~* gaa, | an l home at a modest cost. Your In- n ‘ ‘ondition Cait OF twren now and May Ist eee Re Ue moder ren*: Pox Din Suburba : Lat 50.155 f. on Mon : DELL. a — , ad. Colfax 3RRe Rg (708 Tor further information and make ‘a 9: , GRAND 45500 8 i reoms, vew 6 rooms pos. ’ . . u n : Vinita Park. BL... 4338-—Cdmfortabie | . fax +) pale rt bry sep! manager at building. i a : (eg) HOUBE Wid or 9 roome or larger; ——- MAPLFW OOD & LAs, Let 60.140 : re; : ems, modern conveniences 4 : - “ RODEMVE rkaco. ' | efficiency, $66 _ ——- —— eae modern Call "Sidney. S48SR (ed) Two we - —— 2 : "si Unive ae _ a RAS Ps. Ory : Peaacr ' MST OF ' 5339 ; o ‘ ~ large reoms. modern. . P ae . ‘ - . se an ving? ‘oem ad raity rk 281i —} tet as ‘DI me iad sete nee title Guaranty Bide. rina 332 Delmar BI, A No. i . td chor e location, rem, HOF ve : oo = * hy ee one 6 being ~ank. eted = wonderful location Tat RBOxt16 ft. Hamberger ‘and Man OVrEAC eer ek i ter tee oe 0G floor ant Bice WESTMINSTER Pt... 5763—7 large. 1i err) ; | 2 tod p Mm 3 children, Caben viriy ee et eet _ ie Se MR Saenr 40-Tt. lot, Cornell av. University Te i SS for two 7.60. Ldnde Fe rooms and eunparior: open SF) |) S ————— ; . 2 ER! BILDER Dee ee Ee ae to Th, rane Suiiivistion near Delmar ew eS Fs § = . or Rent . ‘ — = . ~~ -~ oe : . * m s sera a eee 8 ty e ° > iy + if) 108 HMartforea 4) paert a i om modern ° ~ Two h-te be De Mt + ry oy ‘ o i * : ae ‘ wip ge OR 9 it “ - Sane e vie ut ract . 48°R lloaom vn *? hoard —— i NJOY ME NT. VW EST Pini tony 4 “rewne ba th ’ ‘Suburban HAL LIDAY. say Roc nd f eo: ve eet 4 : ~ § . . daly ore . — My ~ WANTED Busine PaP'ses a tev Sovath Fme Peery . in — - —_ eno me hard woot fioore, seiean a “*s 14 Pont [vie Ri Tt, Ty! wi Wi. D ashes Rent ~ rene — i) tt le “a a ¢ eg Vale and N aahei vuliding. about S000 square foe: or « | wOx142 Lasington er, \irginis > on ~ — Om Pioved eounple rea ®onalle ; 2 jue LL. Mier . fe, ry mete — - 49 len! fishing and boat: M. 4. RODEMYER & CO. heat. nev see | . ; oa | i wet nut 3) share Cham bers Medicine (s ee tHinmae ¢ ‘ernbridge t mMveraity i od 3ON $917 4 . S le aoe »* Weert ' ' ' , yet “itle : re mes . . . 7h (Apt B: large room ’ ; eae eee Title Guarant? Bide > RICHMOND APIGHTS TT k ‘ Forest 824 Se CO” Ste Wel tt: EM-| Olive Time, Olive 7790. | > JUNTAFA, B8O1—Pat 5 rors and bath SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Chovica “nN Ce. 28 Toang00 Roland Drier ionos tara See Nicely) turnished a : man : >- Re Y| M APA KTM ENTS KH heat furnished Vieter 645 (4) bs « ECL W tde. Well ughted. ebout ?% hint bial ft.. Suburban. bear conveniences, De} NeW 6 ROOMS.DELMAR GARDE! : ; , apni. ‘ -ERIANA, 58—3716 §. Compton.| MOUSE—For tent or saie: two large 25 fer manufacturing Past ones ut «(eth ft) )=6MeCausiand we omar 4) For Sale . a us 3 fanii 5 " " 7211 Rit HMONE PLAC | ia 4403 Penerivanta % reorm« tile hath . ne, $25. . /' oahth. @ e d anaes Rr dgton car | ad r Maw k kine. i: yal . 1 Ltrvedets weeecet mN. 803i Housnkeapine rooms, | LOTS——Meramec River: a tod orl ees 7 B10, a@) ee eden fae tne nebiendid buliding:| hardwood fleore —., "My @e oe H ro Se Ser teat — S eecme ve | estes, Swertens Tvive, mo £4R rang: ~ . ee ec orive out oa ay Ee i n rt 70. ' @epen teday for imepection —_ an beautifully decorate 1? — wt ren? or amie nivi* twe | PACER Wia—? ~— ’25eee es ' , ease. garage; modern t ass hg ~ Fiat Duff's piace. pe a aSONTLA Fd 'T cM), 1. EPSTEIN, G17 Chestnut $5 $5. ond; $50 month, Bt. "Charlies . vegetable we sn rw rest 4 er part cago — 38 0 Paliome — vay oUF { ic5) 213 International Life Bldg.” (cd) Main 2162. g Central S4(05) HALL R REALTY OO. Easton and Cora. ic) can Call ive O43. ‘o> @F without fixtures, Pordyt j ted) ST Olive Bt. 2 oe GI AO neon ee

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- 1 yee mate * > oar’ r mye rep pease be . me re ¥ > ee ve tyes a F Tit en ri 4g e A ¥ Py ms _ ai - P. ey ie : 4 ae * ? F™r, pas ” a oe tal Cree Mee Sat ane cy a a # wah 7 7 : ¥ , 3 "ie eS a ea peli ime ie =, Po earns a ete Oe 3 hee Sy SRR MS cre ae ry - 7 r re > Mee wa oP . Fs Re 5 ithe chi te one ; i —~ AS, mr caese ~~ aM ee ee > 34 ,,7,200%, sa FURNISHED ROOMS SOMETIMES RENT THEMSELVES, of course, but as a rule it paysto ADVERTISE inP.-D “WANTS.” ee : “APARTMENTS =: BUNGALOWS -:- BUSINESS PROPERTY -:- FLATS .: COTTAGES _-- HOUSES AND lente *.° : CITY REAL EST'TE FOR SALE , SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE \eeeeummatr AND ee AND COTTAGES | FLATS, APTM'TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP'TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APTE'TS, FOR SALE NORMANDY HOME | “ARK OFFERS oe ner. Dewutiful — neignnornent x Northwest | 3 South ene ek! g . = = an ie te . oy — : Ls STAR ment: no agents Box if ‘Post '| Desirable Flat—Pric -ed Right 4-famtl ~ a LAF = pach bes . . ae = E r = igs! x c "Soreened sven’ Bargain in lows | } a : on i ge? nce . = dout age: propert) es » ah Tou +t) " odode en , ease . | . ’ ix " - goed ent2. «- = ax BR D-R BUN pris t 190 [-m r oe rt iM - dadlnes ~ 4) : ' . t er:v & Vola PhS : 4 mw s . — _ poe “_ ottiime setences ’ ‘ a . ‘ ae ; “hed ™ at or : on ; N ony i ' : } ocern : - _ ; ; , r sal . ns 4 “=; AMILY APARTME NT—2 REDROOWS ss LAT B. ARG Al | ? . ant £3060 Look—-8.# ren Peper ar EAST Je MEIN ‘1s Ei F >N STE N .* ow ms Mi - Big > Pu ting 4 ga: ages term ¢ ' . » Wark: a j : ' & Mew ; =] tier King DICKENS REALTY i | oe Xo kee 800 ba. b Sexi Da ) —— “y 7 ~ Ere ra * ra wiern | : ad — . r Nea ; ‘ ; l . , "Ooms . 3 . : 4500. —_— md reanect. half bleck fr P L 32 houte — eg eAO ) . =: “mt pm od Park: : , ; eva rate ones . * -STOCKR- -% .. we ‘ y hy | Pa ¢ “INGLE BRiCk FLAT 3 |) cam—esaion« \eneume mn 500 cash . ¥ — a et e.. . so 4 2 ~~ “yh & aye os , = 2 ‘ : ' . 27? : _ — . ; c FINE INVEST a REA ca ace na =. bea granite” ~~ _— ae xtoue ; oo cost of > 04. Po Bich. _ , rerms. : at Newstead, 4-room Brick ref ALIFORNIA BUNGALOW $450 ‘ ‘ASH 6 m : bath, .LTHE. - TARK. 3A ‘Otve & indel! » 3 Wain t_ Bid 2 aaa Oana —— * —— a Fax ENs-OTTENAD. 3 3 FARMS WANTED ee —— — —— an 2 rd yp _Watawr es li ce”©6CU : | : —40 wsiles of ST ood Re i 6-Room 8 vy 2 ——) |__| modern: income $24 sE3 = New NIngie I Flats Tae iost GAMO Sate POMPTON HE IGHTS sq x “e eee oe OHO oSer aries 1% at ae and : “*) utes walk ‘0 car) located went of deauti-| no sw: gacem fest. double garage. FLAT—Singic, 4182 Manchester. 3-3/ o¢en DENNSYI.VANIA AV. | ANDERE : e145 Russell Av. FARMS FOR SALE MAPLEW ME netehborbood. (Gb Sout (on Gravel to) ome, off igeas:, $0000: term P1721 24 Lomein gdouble 56 single Hass of 44 come, some 53 roms: Fine New 5 and @ Aig Ot! erctotancorcicd. sine 80Acre Missouri Farm Wit! Psy: ra Soom =e) [Beas 20 eae m. b lec+ | inciuding Ln ; — gos pr Lg ood ] $19.000_ ve : hs aocemsasiheenitiialiidilie ET ee — ene 2 ee £ IN W E ; ; 7 *s ara ae. qureet wie . , oh > tr ! : 9 “5 Py —— z PF"! — } i4 L4-4 i : ‘ HO a eT PI T é - ommodere érire. r throug BUERMANN . . ‘ Pe. . : rf . i - ya - ee - peerage aon —~ — ~ - - -—- — ~ - a : SEO . : "iy a2 SOPHII PLN ES eee . —en ; abe ' . x= I i I Orn ‘+. 7+ ) oes ar, , J , - Stocks. B Chestnut st ™® 782 @oe ,imnre azn = ree Se eee ee pores yen poor) }t} { ov 8 ar garage. $890¢ ee — eos WW. price S300; s E23 elec- | FLAT—3428 Tennessee: single 4 and 4 . Overiand math “S38 N. Grand See “ ee os aaets sgn ats. Water, gm ua jad ition rs . ~* agean ee asia - : —. Internatinal iM ; —— oe ing on wh ; er 1 Oa | : LIPP & EWERS. 3545 Wvromiag. Sid —— -A ipia ¢ pe site: } SALON o— New Steem bricks: 13-1 1 worfolk « : atl 2 “FAIRGROUND PARK “INGLE 3) ck. baths. ¢ mt av: dandy 3 FR. ee opp: git x 7 : e OHc iV ie : ‘ ig* 7. S " - ‘ - ~ AA } ; ara 2 , pt : ‘er ' ~~ 2a ee ire g ’ 2a : ‘ , 4? . . ; ; gecori y mé a { a P o~ ba _ ae = ‘ .7 rt ri if }- eRe L REALTY * = mvs a ; e,ect fPach $6500 > oy "8046 - : ' 1s ; _Chon rea p av at ‘ ~ an ' ; ) Richmond Heights a a ane | hath furnate . 7.980 | FLAT—Doubie; 2922 Madison et; 3 and PLayT—9428 Dunnics we ne 4 BU SGALOW “FLAT—$10.500— CORNET & ZEIT e:_ loca ‘scat wets Sate, eT 4 NEW HOME AT OLD PRICE eee f oT dae ae not - wa! ! -.. 5.000) pr OH) Mints Kis pa aa Sea gg BE oy ey | WO Tle: aia. seo a: lot 253x125 TRUS 4 _aa42 Ville -— frame ; Ra Le oy ; > ins ~ fale ge pres ai . ‘ - si : = ’ - , : : ‘ = . +f , . ; 2 : , f . ; r I ; {a t . ad Rig y! aay = ; ¥ b: : - — het water “e3° \@ an age : —_ nities - — a ae mod picken house. @ "‘Vergain at €14% yrice h oO will —_ > ec . ar ee Rak ESS ’ et S52 ‘RN 1103 a 5 ; , . o SaeaN - ‘ : EI . ‘ ‘ - ; . , nea “h a. . , , = nine : , , , a ie CHOICE HO : oe a east teT™ Tro FR = co '* . . . ho — pte 4 : - oat £ T ~ tas ‘> OP Tie ee ate ie Bnet wes +s 4 WAVER REALTY 3 4 A O18 a _ ————— _— ; er fy PLAT—4 and 5 room ~ . nda I Ss. vizisk ff ls ‘ 2 r > : , ry Lf 3h =4 ~ee@ea! ‘urnac marbDie 1H boo. $9600 terms mi 4 . ™ : ' ? SAnoe »- ROM DN Bl NGALOW 5004 w hion 381 ga "cwoog fic woe > cs PER oe. dso a a ~ DOUBLES ONLY $7500 bik MAYER REALTY co. owe | y tn | at North Maruet; Sout "RER | EPFA REALTY. Cc ) $1290 per wear must bes 461° 3 s . . . . i . . aa : , : ; 7 a ment } Kual : —— > a pO — — ? 500 - an = : TwWwED “ " — . ‘ ' , ' YRS isd 7 7. =e) f ASH Stagie Fiat psec. ~ $708 Casa. aut Mo JARL MEI rage , ” it. 4 #8 — ~~ 1. AND nd ems 12 FR" 322 Chestnu' “yr 355 2 asonad! : es es, 5 baths a STE 24 "Ridge BALANCE LIKF RENT — 4 ‘ 2 age APB ah o> ether. % , . * : » , : - ; : ill carn 3° F - Roe : - woe . » . = Ow es nae 4 _ 16s See ¥ . : e 4 ~ - _— a = _ a. avs - 2 tras atten : - “INGLE BRICK FLAT—3500 ee ~_ ' - ROT z ’ ’ viTT? @ + > . IMPROVED PRP'TY FoR one FATRA WELL BUILI " . tn . s ,Nit : Lee A i « oo . ; . i its mtiz Or} ~~ cr ‘y ver a. ‘i a = = " = s Sia s a k_-.. . . | 36 =. ) ge H. Ui. lay Re a v nl NEW BUNGALOWS — EF. FRIE REALTY 7S [SHER eet bi. MM facced ifs = 7 wie 4 SINGLE FLAT—36500 Der > oes - = ™ ae oar ‘ ft. a on, oda’ HA! ~~: Leone. oe OHIO AND CHIPPEWA — __Easr terms. 3 and “3 rooms. baths. ele a aotly tit 7 Dm __ FLAT—4574 Parkview + tam ° Givernile, § Tene shanti: nin >in » te ) aires MES Datseh os Ree al e th oid 3 ve oan ike, sone bs i. amu. . aoe ad iad ‘S880 wear. Gnn06 ae eat: 2 e _ ean 4 MeKiniey: 4} foome. | Al . ation at a Bargain } ante lca acai Csi x ay ss es) h. U mee ead . oer “— cs sty ing iF CHOIC ! IN| EST: IE \TS Ba , =T | Te = ane metre + EET bX +LLENT INVESTMENT —— | _ __ $08 Chestne LAT—4531 Laciede: 1 nily of ths ... Re . OL ee TY a. ; i 7 : : > ‘ . . a 4 , eh ©. . "Rat " 3 tric. h- - = __ an 2 wt = “ $927 Lorraine: 6 room«. >a oT -wa Bu nea lows SIX-FAMILY FLAT CHEAP + osama. Saree B conventanem oe oe ont: new . i = i “ . . on -_— a ‘ , b434 sh > “ ; > . [ ; 1 2 (}r ar : ire be Ye Orat . yi iwi) . , 4) ash. ben. }. + ai -uctions ‘* ae.) ss L ita’ E RSD r L! TY Vik COTTAG FE BARGAIN—EAS} TERM~s DI 3 ’ Y. 3 Gr + —- we & cet s(ELaT re er ae eye : on tm : re Sr. Saeee, . . aes ALTHEIMER & PRO iwelling la: electric: garage ; 3.5 pam: ‘ , . . ; — He -@ : ; , ££) — oc Ag teglteag.si po Bie sexton Be - READY—VOV Y 4-5-ROOM : 200° oe ee “i , : SUBURB’ N enor FOR SALE r heatin: n with ‘ “6 aT FRAME COTTAGE BARGATS - Al a M m IN $1000 casi oa ‘ *. A. OAEUMER REA! , | 4 corns, ba nae furniture: price .... si bargain *or or quick “: | a aad | eden Mags Pe song ay ON THE HILL! S209 0 aa ates Sx 1 , : : ola) month . : ans . . | iat F ~ F FALOWS- 4 ' BUR pws ce ia T Oi ; folta COR | Samege x sh. ' : tbe. | T. “ "a a> eR R 2 . th. het-water RGALS acuun ii3 t tah lap ‘ rk: bok . s. § Samili = > Drm AY —s3500 Caba ane, 31 181 Ry xs —BIG = ~—— _ ne : 2 a onde furnece 48 YOU LIKE IT - - > BURNS. 2 ona T11%-°%e _ALAMO—$21,300 — ‘tile Cure 34 was. (cS) Max er Reaitv. 59004 Union | | | 5 UT PARK COTTA $1000 ¢ ASH I : . : | nine 7 . | v | ; | room VW re , 2 . ‘ : . ' —- : -) \ if ' 4 : . [ . | : ; ; . aie 2 , 508160. B-atory _ & BE e ; we ‘Rs ; ; Esl DENCE—233720 ee * S&S. BULAN .P ROTT. Rea a rents $35: make offer. _inds —— jen ‘BL ft ‘ESTONE Ay. T th iy me dern: ; ~ - 2 ; a ew wd : heart. $3000 $20 cash will bh am) 7 LAB rage orice $14,000, of , ~ * Lchange for 6 or 12 ‘amiy 4): : Se ry PE CO. S03 Chestautt 74 FORSYTHE— NEW DOUBLE ai 16. RNOM REMIDENC ® Cis = . ~s IZ ,. “ar Murp" > i . “A ine hard floors. g real fiat: large E a eee of bares , P , : . . : ; ; \‘s bargain = Poe — , o- “CTSCUS REALTY Co.. 896 ¢ estrat. €t4° . > . : irawood | yr i } 4 9 is 9 e Bala . —— ; as Beer : h. h oe, Peer babe, fe 403 ; —— . Mi NDS DRIVE FINE NEW BUNGALOW ‘al t.. M200 ara2? H. ARI Rea! ~ 7 es , O41 ‘AB. ANNE AY. ar 6f ome oF . , RELAY Ds Dl bath a. MI 4 2 , SEW pre Et At [7 air . ie a OTT TIETIENS, = a : bast. doume garage. ‘ “ - . ~* - at oh ve . h : . MODERN Pax tact Wk ar Eh te . GAUGHERTY RE }_ Chest —~ : _____ Detmar_$52._¢e) [Sareeeed i . TO CLOSE‘AN ESTATE MEYE we! SALTY ;, . Te 3 Rj = : Sa ~—————- : r _ : : m1 , : story brick af ‘ Laston A’ ' se Q » ty a 9° od priced to sel) Call Owen a2 re t te! R roanrns apd two ong-stor : si a ‘ ev terms — e 343: " Pid | Apartments ae ‘ANDER: x -8Fe ‘Br ERMANN XE & Rt —— = eee See ‘ 3 | _ : oe DOR P ERSHING alley @rive ss a Hk . ; me | garag ¢ Marcus. in M , a: Botanical G T ’ Jey arve, 785—4 reome, eum . $1500 -DOWN -_ . ilecarincite iit ” iia eee ‘ ; ey «7 +. "\ ALL. 6% ONE Thee a new subdivision: |b | feos. | ts i. am ~%. ~ : “yr ch mse nace. siectne and bath; oom Mal , attached resideness : a wer Or | 3.000. For card of 2 api : : no $9000. Box aths: four garages Rent $600) Mo Rar Dy, & OBERMETER, 7 inne, house or $00 cam ve a “a r ¥ ‘% e=4 Bhd , o - ; ee ee te : | AYER REAL Taek SEE ee (eee Sk ree tee one oe =. latest Sirti | , LE) MENS Jee: __—si‘( éNMOPtWest KINGSHIGHW i\ am ST. CHARLES ©&R LINE : , — oo = 7 Tae 7 1044. Central 114 —a DETER] ts. . . — DAHLEHE 518 & ) : Deh brick alier. &. 2 o 4 “8449 * : rh, erro BUY FROM orien | : ) ; ) : DER CRIAN 401 ) NG “ SIDER CE ae 0 “ er = | _ | a on bar) | a | Pe TB ay Mle mS and 3 erful tale : ae Leett, Gat aasteehieen of oan LESIDENCE—436 Dolor: 5 Prxive W gyn tg ne s “Wt eee ry 7 - 4164 ; . 2 | er or hoon > St LL-SMITH zs G mut i) 2 WENZLACK sm — ' spo ee = = Ss s ‘ : , | a". DAHLHEMME "CO. 3 ) “2 . , h ‘tw BUNGALOW FLAT—5 4% EW PUNGALOW SINGLE FLATa_ — on change: beautiful aroun: 2 x Brick @wefling. § large ; Lari ree or 2 Ros ac : ~ om ) et ——— : . "8 x - oT . ¢ ONE. a Hane . -+ Grave ‘AUCGHERTY | on : f17 2 gin — ~ .__main 3995. Con = 7 ieneeiaie Da Pid ReiMen nr. E. oO. ae ~ mca iow : m cottage. ba’ 3 n- i en : NE Viste PLATS POR ioxx AMHERST Pt, mr ML 5 nx reETE RON REALTY ¢@. « ah S45 alison cas rt os Debs 4 —_ be . 7 — , , vr ‘ — — ' ° ' GrTeup of twenty-famils> ava -trrerte RESTOR N = : , : . = Sw i 4-. . 7 . comtaming four to eight roem suftes modern home. fine . - 4+ —* t DW ARD i B. AKE WE Ly [. | There Re . he gy mad ie ieee ; Le! Rent “ c neowrewa ry | ; at : , ‘free Rooms and San Parior TECKER “Ptrpr batincer c om he - , DOU BLE FL AT B. G N B27 Artenes | Se en eeering: erepurty in CARTWRIGHT. 11s ~ Seventh Se ' ren att rae tix , asians iin ent Revs : “- T-EaR! ‘ y - : : Sm cs - AR ? Al . ' | : idan ners i _ : t = Leuts (set particulars at oftice , — GROVE Pa ' . PXDe% 4 e ie: “*ae fe > in a ==" <aeemaeemes —— ae n The... Pl ee! se} sf ‘ ~ ou ani - att A ; a fe em Meow a . ~~ a . § Chive 5556 cost em torme “Ce S.. renee brick. bath. tur. (RO Pi. cmd of Hodiament car line, walk | ond , gt ng =e oe ee Ce aw AREY Te BAKEWELL | "Tose i FRANCIS PERRY-RUTH, 102 NX. oe ot. Glick ‘tac Hoa). ca ; —- sat t— age | i ’ ons KLLGEN. Sia” Wainwright Bids. (77) BCGE.E J ALTEEIMER 17 chestect. DOUGHERTY 72 a b 7 Bag WE Oty thortans : ~~

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PRAT Vata =) RPMS, game MARR Brees scar wena: : Te oe, eA he A, . Ame a OEE ee TE LT Me OE PRE ART NER RT Es PEDNESDAY. wy THE DEEP SECRET UNDERLYING THE SUCCESS OF POST-DISPATCH WANTS is that they are absolutely DEPENDABLE.-®s ST r sen = REAL ESTATE occa FINA NC LAL ne Vit | St ti ti ti A d R di ‘ FT. aPrerre, 5 - NCES FOR SALE = RESIDENCES FOR SALE | ita atISTICS == } wered==Nadi0 al aie camer — \ [O} IE Y AT 51%, CS Ques OnS ANS ' ' . XX L . eer ee ae a eas "ae 4 a TD NEW APARTMENT FLAT : “¢.9 rooms, good condition.; | 5602 VERNON AV.—8§8000 ru, HL-POINTE | geil . ree acreened sleeping porgi. eine rooms, tile bath, new furnace: a - I d. ar i} a basement set tubs, | real snap. ook tod y. Olive 3165. 7a? Abn Ae 7 £4 4 " ¥ ‘77 a aaa , . * aT , ~ ; Sd BE a Se te eeeee_| AMOUNT LIMITED ONLY BY THE SECURITY OFFERED |; Marriage Licenses ANSWERS TO QUERIES) | Mostbispaten Radio we fate § Ser Oe VELAND—$10.500 00 | it Jenix-Hoom Residence | Our Charges Are the Lowest we ; , Broadeasting Station ieick - eats Reasgnetttitul aes Lr Ty CO. Main 481. | room; furnace, bath ‘and electricite; hard. | Before Making a New Loan or Renew? '§ - Mock ‘DY P daithien bie BT NICE HOME ! ' ” ey Fair Se ALE CONSUI 7, US W %) WILL SAV E YOU Me en Births Recorded The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. iN s DD Forest 3196. atic ans. : 5 ag > OO teat furnaces. / mn i. CO.. stnut st. eae N Cj (et tadaes C al ae Witl r li 3 race - rf. Burial Pe its ¢ aereonel and telephone calls, or answers by muil, — ~4 546 Meters | ———————————— =| No Charges in Connection ith Application or Inspection |, rMit$ | siven attention, except letters on medical questions of undow — | BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ;; €@ sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. Dextiaht Seenteninee + PRC HEMMELMAN} Y-SPACKLER R EK CO seen easy re S| | POPPA AAA AAR Eee | 9:49, 19:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, r ‘ °| ‘ B. ©.--The small cent dated; Shade is obtained. If color ground °-40 and 4 m. Market quota- j a "y _. tn Sa a oa a j -. B. ° 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES. || 1885 is worth from le to 2c. in ofl is used, thin with turpen- tions and news bulletins of in- ea : ‘ . Sam Sanfilippo— Rosalia Cia it i owe tine, using a rier. tere t the Middle West peeten Ms gcard nig Gem ravcence,wruarate Part folie. | ground on Wabash Haliroad at Ferguson and the oo ere Snmman Swag || ELLA—It you were born March | fy", Using a litle Japan ana drier,| |ll terest" tn" the Middle. Went a Mot Mh ~ hot-water heat: 2-car Ka- new property at bargain. ‘ By i ‘ID yATr /-Gward Stephenson-——Freda Vaurhan. Hyak, ;, : shad ‘6 , oc ix- |i | Ce. : ‘ icul- Ka] 'R BF AMI Lindel . ag ay Pty TRUST CO... Agent.., MORTGAGE LOAN DEPA RTMEN r OF THE prowy HH. eee” Adele M. Grahi. lil es H.— All information concerning | ture ai ta san bine etic ‘woo fate and someioul exchanges -F A! ~ ._ Locust to St. Charles sts. (c5) . ; Lester 8, ecker——Marion k. Short. le obtainin of a copyright can if . il As : Hin os uk " New York Life Insurance Co fhomas J. ‘Robek=-tieie Maratea. | | be’ opraiinys, of, &,CORMTIENE can lis part old and part new, : “i Willie. SK raig-—Joseptiine Cento, Coyprights, Washington, D. C tS rubb enti Tae caste et Wednesd y—6 :30 P. M be lam K ein—- Lillian Bell Bosley. adeou » a” ‘pber, until the surface is unt- | | edanesaa . . ° do neceesary wall pa- ; L ti (cyP) ng = Alberta Washington. |. PANSY.—Inquire of the art nee-|form. and keep it well wet while || Program of Abergh’s Concert Bn. liv eff "e25n0- 1317-19-21 ocations a — = sooat a bry ang Dora Murphy. | | dle work shops listed tn the clas- | Tubbing with cement water. made. | aemble, broadcast direct from Hotel nee he ase In Toom- 4 price x : , : 7 —=— Domick Galati Madelina Vitalo iii wif i , : a eee am heatine Plante: : hand Park. Vir 500 mine A —— ane BUS Columbus Reece—-Ada Rel] Tucke | Sitled section of the telephone di- |by stirrin Portland cement tnto | Statler. PRANCTS rERRw? terms. ®; Chestnut. Olive eC ey reasonable. ie . - INESS WANTED ____._ | Clifford F. Me@lure—-George pn og | Fectory regarding the needle work. Water until the water looks the lo tY-R _TH 2 a 5 ee aa pe we nnenaes te on im- | GROCERY STORE—First-class: will pay | Brooks Main, Cincinnati oO - | YOU KNOW, - Write to the !/°@lor of the cement. This opera- $571 FORKRG ——— SIDENCE SACRIFICE (Gasoline Bnd auto accessories, roved &t. at lowest cash. Box 0-990 py ispe tel ‘4) M: unn, Kansas City Tj -F ” > “;tion fills the pores C i i Us T P AR. Pr : RE: : \ eaidence "900 Arsenal St $800 eT pro . ts: second deeds fe ~~“), Poat-Dispateh neta ' . i més Echo at Eureka Springs ’ r of the bri _ i Beautiful new @eun. * K R ULM oppsite Lafayette a -#- B40 000: / oe an Pin JU. Store, 4 and eg een MON S BLAKE & BRO. | GROCERY AND MARKET Wid —Receipts| Pikarz. at’ Tee” Mrs. ee ced |Ark., for the names of pet shops }and makes a smooth, uniform sur- |’ and breakfast. ot iF a seome with bird's-eye ma- | 7089-11-13 N. Grand RI excellent yoke ~ 15 Chestnut st. (c8) | ee ieee = 1000 wg a agen’. we xT) |John Houston; Sp: ‘ta, H).—Mrs. Mary = ~~ Ney men ry the wash | Neat. decorated: ai}. : OE iarge, beaut d floors. tile bath. | busine - ' ee ae : ge “¢ ia o_o ox H-101, P.-D CSO) | =Alice Fuller, St. Louis. as i M. Poa : . | ta little dry Venetian red and 2..« » —— lag . i . ' “1 bd (c80) ae ett acents othe purchase or essie McKinney Julia Randall. HUMPTY DUMPTY. — You can +a ng" ———— of Henry 10—Nibelungen March .... Wagner . , [TNAD. 3805 S. Broadw'y! priced to se!!. Call for ticular. EEN aeeeee g& ou s enterprises. 8 , . | obt: . : ’ Ww, an Ngiisnmayn, who had sore | ALHEIMER & RPO. REALTY CO, - your business with us, for sale without BIRTHS RECORDED. on tp, (he permits to play tennis | settled in St. Louts as®a merchant PM PE Kom > ‘i ; ; on t in a 00 TON HE 1¢ ; H [TS SMALL downtown improved: 26 8 Eighih AY ae me | 99 Mo ey | obligation op your part until actually sold. BOYS i De me public « ourts at the Park |i, 1819, and retired from active { 9: P. M. th > 4 mo st.: adjoins 20-ft. corner: po Fine ae m + oney h ee S coh Nn \ o_eanaenanen . ————— (c83) C.andwM™M Gauas 4217 Connecticut | either eB i e, —s | SB business in 1840. In 1868 the pro- | Studio pragres> by S eas ao i “ ic *Cj hit 2 WY y , j . ; ‘ fa o t‘erec vIieKk Tr. | ; v ¢ 4 ‘ ; 1 . 7 ' ~ " 24 j 'pD 1" / Lea ; ” 9145 Russell A y. | ments: priced TT? O00 ALTHEIMER Lowest rates of interest: qui x snswe lL. and N. Hansen, 1409 Kast Grand sioner or call in person. prietor conceived and began to put.) Melba Hise and May O'Brien, so . : od ~ Kk (* : ery of ra to sell, and | ER a or RB . -Mowmer very anxious to sell, and | = — a seis: : 3 wee ‘ost of building only, | ATS—4, and 2 stores: 1819-21 F ° me ot ‘ M OF le ; at geenince for Cos | lim av.; bargain: rented $160 Late 1008 Chestnut St. McPherson new 4-family flats of 4 hardwood Nene steam-heating a tile bathe, ta! -RI . Diante- 4NDERSO in hestnut je GRU oon ot comet? sab Sheonermpatea SO. REALTS CNET AN ee, = t (cB) BUSINESS FOR SALE *. and E. Speckmeyer, 3 Destrehan. ‘Into execution a plan for convert- |||] pranos; Tone Gardner, planist; Joe 61 Chestnut st io TCT eee BE. and R. Allen, 2 N. 15th | P.-D. READER. — The “mess |ing his garden into a scientific in- | | A. Saracini. violinist, Mra, A. N STO; SOR . J. FP. Miners and Fine \ew & 3. , Q-room residence. with hot-; | AUTO REPAIR SHOr— doing good busi. AP Meliwis ii + | ine New and 6 > wi hard wood floors, ni + electr i For Garage or Dis slav oon . = nese ©3547 Heher: | $e arsine Sw hehe J a Benton. | hall at Jefferson Barracks in 1910 stitution, somewhat after the mod- Cannefax. Mrs. , ve 00m - ; lis decorated aiso shades, ed 0 1 - - : — to ae | Nearer in oe . and ‘ hu Mian, $9505 Deln ar. Was bullt hy } ( el of the farn« 1 K _w ache pF age 9 | i--Songs : Cc oo a tg ae. 4}! terms; owner Will; piece of property on this street for sale: | . ee Jpogern machinery, doing $1725 to $160 | and M. Gould. 6840 Fyler OE Bpentins “xe 1131-33 S. 7th st.: 45x127: can get 50 | SECOND AND THIRD DEEDS aiis. iarze Dastry trade. price #8500:/ %. C. and E. Hail, Granite City. I! {| Material and hired the labor. |leaving practically his entire es- a ib) Thru the Night $15 500 a: NOt-water heat; y Pr NDERS UCERMANN | feet more if desired: improved with resi St XD BUY ter! _.'b) On Benton. $40 daily cash: | 1 EK. and M. Meacham, 7116 Westmore-.:| | There were no contracts for the /|tate, valued at several million dol- | (c) Stingo Stunge | ELSPERMAN & _* Chestnut st. | dence and store building: selling to close | F P a. Le MAKE os ~ BU Interest ent $50 ver month. modern equipment. land drive. building. lars, as an endowment for the gar- | | Misses Grace and Melba Hise 213 7; LEONH ¢. eNO an estate: or will consider improving for ef or 1tuhe WIMANCIAL CO ving rooms. price $2000 , 1. O. and C. Ayera. 1210 Hickory. |. 28 P den, the management of which was | | on Mis : —__ ~*~ _‘nternatinal Lir eG desirable tenant See u r further par- | ST. LOUIS FINANCIAL CO.., ) O. E. TREACE & CO l,. and M. Jerome, 1217 He RRIED.—This matter rests sone - . Violin : = wenn oneness e Bi , Southwest | Ges is for further pa + ws - ae ; . 1217 Hebert. : ent ted t b f 4 , aeecsengene —— = | | Geulars. JOS. F. DICKMANN R. E. CO:.| oie S19) ao mn eee 305 Frisco Blda Vlive 6124.) A. G. and R. Kohring, 4745 Genevieve elf. eh th the dentist and your. |to™ oe whom oa he ated. be > ine an ee “Gillet : 5004 Kraft av.; 6-room_ brick: | 623 Chestnut st. ay (e8) ba? a8 ONG Shive Sure. NES Se a cee T. W. and E. Mouser, 118 Kast Grand. Self, although if your teeth do not oO ‘hom are esignate y ib) in Gu Ral .ssseees __ RESIDENCES FOR SALE - ty baiance 6 years; $20 per; - a ee : B A} R . Q \D 4. . and K. Murphy. 38404 McRee. ) fit and give ondiainatan after a frame, the others. ex-officio mem- Mr. Saractnt. >= : aenth Deimar 4617. ot ee , ~~ rm: LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y AR ER SHOT _J. and G. Freeman, 4134 Bingham. | thorough trial, tell the dentist that bers, being the Mayor of St. Louis, 3—-Songs: . “ ee — .. ~CE—O%xx Smiley av.. & rooms, For Sale— Third and Poplar be oan nl TB rte — | __. UP-TO-DATE: WHITE FIXTURES: - M. and 8. Heger, 2621 Russel! | you will pay the balance when the |the Bishop of the Episcopal Dio- (a) Sing Me Love's Laliaby. ( OR N ET Ni feth, furnace; can be arranged into flat.| We want an offer, for quick sale, for| ARE you needing money? See us for quick | DOING AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS A| 1. M. and M. Lanigan” 2903 Mack|ind, | teeth have prove tisfact cese of Missouri, the president of sae mS NM & ZETBIE Hae: located near Frisco roundhouse. \the southeast corner of Third and Poplar. | _S#lary and furniture loans; low rates; | REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR SOMEONE | GIRLS a a the Academy of Science of St. | (>) In the Garden of My Weart. : eae. - ; vs - 4 = ‘ > YOKING FOR Tiry t we : 7. . . a TR Y " Benton 1607, mormings only. (c7O) | ott tenements: rent $65 per month: lot Sie ea oe ee noe umbia a . BUSINESS. ALSO Wee ESTABLISHED . H. and A. Stanley, 4423 Enright. ~~ TT J, a Pie copper solders; lLouts. the president of the public O'Brien Ball ae ST PSIDENCE—6642 Ville S-room | Frame: ‘HUGH H rE WART OA, AE IKE : a rind mole —T" ener vie REAR. OWNER GOING rag J. ). and ©. Brischetto. 5708 Columbia. which are used for soldering cop-jischool hoard of St. Louis and the | 4-P : rs. . ‘ modern, hot-water heat; Jot f — | ; : : _ARt.. ~ estnut apt 2 A ve ty a ety ‘Room 6510.| BUSINESS. CAN BE BOUGHT CHE -. and J. Ottmer, 1827 North Market. per, as well as bronze, are mix-|chancellor of Washington Univer- ) EF 1880; ¢ Fotl! ‘ ; ‘easy terms. — . om > a wi BB 1 Ran ne | Oe BAMILION AY,| Cam. S260 tai . J. and L. Eppelhimer, 4109 Delmar. | creasing the quantity of lead the among the stated members of the | oe ‘ant ¥ . (GLISH ENGLISH R. E. ao 80x155: south side of street, 10 feet | MONEY ioaned ou automobiles. Auto Auc- a ~ " —— — 9. and J. Sparkman. 58: T , (c) Saliv, Won't You Come Back’ ENGLISH & ENGT. i. ain et , ne 0 | BOARDING HOUSE Se on ~ Parkman. 0539 Theodosia. fusibilty is increased, but the mix-|board are filled by t} inf Benton 3086. 7160 Mane ester. (co) west of 14th st priced to sell, $1000 per | 21 (c8) > na 3 ULShk—gQ clean, nicely fur- *. E. and L. Goddard. Carbondale. Iil. ° oar ; y 1@ Femaining | (d) Popular Medley. + foot: worth 50 per cent more: now rented . aaa ~ = car | = ne coms g000d oca'ion for light | A. " and D. Bloemer. 1023 Garth. ture departs from the color and members. Pifty acreé@s are included Mrs. Cannefax. West for Oil station; substantial income ee OR epee Bg pee housekeepe 8, reasonable rent 4421 iy;°, A. Graf. 910 Gever. toughness of copper. The mostiin the garden. In establishing the 5—Songs: x ; “Ke =e BEN ALTHEIMER_ & BRO. REALTY Co. | MONBY leaned cn automebilec: brine title: 8 aCe is Ke ee 7 J. Murray, 4770 Maffitt ; commonly employed copper solder|garden, Mr. Shaw contemplated (a) The Rosary . Nevin F—4203 Westminster Pa, Segara ne red tape. Morgan 9315 0) ve.i8) s ; and H. Youtham. 2519A 5S. 9th. | is the following: Copper, 5 parts; | providing pleasure with the inei- | (b) Gypsy Love Beng... Herbert or | FOR SALE GEE Sel aniatied geoote: onary can: BUSINESS FOR SALE |. cz 4 aacee. Aig mow me I || lead, 1 part. ‘dental Instruction for the public: | - Mrs, O'Brien. max RULL. 20 N. 7th. Main 1451. ‘ ments; confidential. 1881 Railway Ex ‘FINE LOCATIONS. REAL BARGAINS, q ! Tillman. 3620 North Market. a lL. S—To stain brick flat the /training gardeners and botanists, | 6—Violin : L : mrse—Page and Lee. 7400 west; larre A (;00d In yest] ment — ES Se AL KINDS. CASH OR TERMS. ir. J H. Magruder. Lake Hill, Valley| | color of brown stone, add black to/and contributing directly to bo- ) (9) The World Is Waiting for —. decorated: furnace, elec- | MONEY ioaned on automobiles; no red =. Ae PRY bang OO.. Park. || Venetian red until the desired ‘tanical knowledge. | (t ye Bg from ‘ : J ; " .) , ‘terms. See this Northwest corner of Glasgow and Sheri tape; evenings atfer 6. 2226A Nebraska : : B. L. F RES. ‘, and 8. Wibel, 7109 Alabama. ! yn. ees bargain. AE REALTY CoO., - Corner store and tenements; lot (8) General office. 3630 Olive st.. main e.ic. FE 1d M. Reynolds. 4401 Arco. f EGAL IN ORMATION i | : bate, TOOMS. sum 7 riestnut. Olive 1342. ; i son ts. $2352 per annum; ric® | MONEY loaned on furniture and pianos at EEA | (e77) | E. an Gibers 1s 18th. | E e if (¢) ead sq * . cent ve 3 |} CONFECTIONER Y—Must sge!! _- and . teinart,. 17SZ2A Waverly. Lou ion i“ r. Saracini. Pid tae te ete oes 41 Ae poo a g ig A vam See oom HUGH H. STEWART. Agt.. 1002 Cheetnut nena ‘ ty I oor eee ae \ Shorta Bide, leaving r it} sales $40 "é * ong “218 J. . Chrisman, 1333A La Salle a (By a Member of the St. fs Bar Associat J unde! (Hill “whew” m= newly. timushec, a. re . 2 ee iemearnaere Ce ee . oo i 24; Goodfellow. * : 44> 44. 4 1d I. Kiingenhagen. 1528A Benton. , Magers: hos . rooms, sunroom spon? sy first floor east: carage: open. a | CON FECTIGN ER en —ase> | 3 Ruesing. 2034 Geyer CHARLES.—The office for col- Custom to discharge men without 11:00 P. M 6320 Washington (Parkying “MeO AUDE E. VROOMAN. 108 ° oe CE ae eres ae papimenta low rates montidedtinl Btand. | ery: near. achegl) ee iie milk. tngeh-1 1. A. and Mf. Dietiker, 9094 Frederick lection of personal property taxes /Potice and without cause, and that . ry : 8 rooms, 2 bathe *” Phone Main 59 $ > rne hb! 3 Teoma. hardwood 7 oore. 7 Lp, i . an Afi Te s S400 iOW price = aan — , , ates, then et Galis c@men 1 pts rent © if Toe Rit w. nd FE. Schreiber. 766 Kingsland 3 baths: 90-72. S ace: price only $8250: reasonathie quick sal): enn io C= in. 0. A797 a | month; an unusual buv at $500 | and I yo eect — WORRIED.—Yowu have an inter- | MARY.—The trunk must he held for ‘ P . av se cVE . sTyY ~~ Z RERMBTFE > wy A on : — : TRE ‘EB 7 : cares i ; i , ; | 9 wu: see today. SCHAEFER REALT ae ete oe o anet . Ride. Entrance 211 N. 8th’ st. 45a) ‘oi. ee mt al ae, E & CO BURIAL PERMITS. est in the furniture to the extent for 90 days, and must then be sold | ° | SSS oe en Ss — PRIVATE LOANS to furniture owners | —————— ey ————- - 1 1803 Car ||, that it was paid for with your/at public auction, notice of the | LETS, 2 "ae Re PENCE—4514 M: Kinley 1 o . , KB oO; lw: Vv & VW : ht make vour own terms: lowest rates, | CUNFECTIONERY—Lunchery: must sei! Louise Ford, FT... 2 IUs arr. ' money. As it is in both your!time and Place of such sal he} Water heat Be modern; in a fine location at a Dargain | 1 roac a. i. wre wirrTttat “). 207 Victoria Bid Phursday: biggest $1500 bargain: little |Mary Lewis, 47, 1832 Division. - ‘our! viv © SSINg | 3800 Wes: | saK00 hoe them - S. w. cor. improved: * THE ML rUAI, o * ~~ mtv, SY 53 cash required: fine fixtures: good pbusi- | Wm. Burks, 55. 23°2 Division. |} names, he could not mortgage yo rFigiven by posting three notices in | onoq Baths .. Be ENGLISH & ENGLISH R. E. CO. | stores: 12 families; al- | 12 ene Recust. Pnone ive = | ness: tivirg rooms: tusy south Bide dia- |Mildred M. Lunecan, || share of it without your cons>=nt. public places and by mailing a no- (023 Pershing, 7 15.50 Werion 306. 7160 Manchester, ic5) ~S ff wares rented. MONFY TO TAAN iy ema hg Cats Guth, 1289A Hamilton. «|W. Bush 60, ys an Bell. | ANXIOUS.—He should get a di-/| tice to the owner at his last known oh. h _% DENCE—Beautiful S-room brick, slate | 1k32% DIVISION ST a Area Bde tiga, > 9 “Bth and | CONFECTIONERY—On South Grand: do-/ Ruby lL. varmer. Se Se ‘to. i Ted + tata | vorce before he marries again. address. (2) A license is neces- & errs eee feof, tile bath. hardwood fioors. not-| sg45n0. well-rented store, with fiat | ments. «06-70% he; , ane (5); ing $70 a day business: rent $180; Harney G. t rancer. 22, 532 ondie. even though he has not heard;*@ry to run a rooming house. Its | : ; h f y ] Soe gh tot me ~ bathe. 4 : exceptionally ne 3th — | Do you NEED MONEY: | per month: equipped with machinery for | F bate ony “4 7, - = from his wife for five vears If; cost is on the basis of 59 cents a Prof. Irving Fis eT 0 aié VL-Water : . 4 : a 5 . wf . } . — - . ° J é ata Js 4 SP iz P cre: ane cand : : ré } l +. mt ‘ . 7 vee i ) 17th ‘and Locust. | 305 Frisco Bldg lice B1°4 Simon Ppstein, 76 wes Sidney, | or the Legal Aid Bureau. awe i ae a nergy a speeches in any radio program 4 ME ia ct 11508 —- OS ee ae witgemattee .* Sia (eo) |DRY GOODS—Ana men's furnishings | Loraine Rete cong + ee ce | § D. S—His estate, including} .,)e, ‘een tine to ~ st be if ai as 5136 wa banne, 31 rooms. hard- : 381 SHAWMUT—BIG BARGAIN : = 1200 SB. Broadway. |. J nen oe. veo. ,the stock and the money in thé|o¢ this kind have to be passed by brenienst 00h 5:2 oe "OO! fic rm - . ¥ autiful n er O » f © large rooms thorough), moder: ries F t ley, 26. a ve : ’ { sone Brice .. . eee OTe DT Ctioc, aareest gener willl ® mores with apartments above ani two MONEY WANTED ELECTRIO SHOP—Good location; owner | Viizabeth Concannon, oe ein nn? Home. gg Ms Sourt 6 ee the State Legislatures or by initia- ||} broken last night with foup highly we. Davecty wi ene ee ET ae meee 3905 Chestnut. (c3)| here steam haw? Sbarimenia. all of w! i “Wid. —-® per cent and better o leaving town. Box 0-226, Post-Dis. (4) | '\itrea Fay. 64, 5036 Genevieve. ‘lway. If he left no will, and no/ yn Paution rah gp vor hake || | interesting talks on as many sub- ~ ‘hs. hardwood floors, | a SH- INS, 1100 Cnesinur lave seam ; ; 7 re nee peal We TILLING STATION—Gaerage and r : | iene " § 5126 Pirmonth : . : (= on ss wou ave hot- a — wa Thi t urchased with your monev. sccured tI fi mo? iges. FILLING STATION—Garage and repair; Nancv Barrett. 54. OL ' , wo eceive one- , esse pot-water heat: price... 6,988 Pou ~ 3 BLOCK ooo oe ann, eeenerty can be p cha od . your money. eco d by rst mor ts ao AE rr ae Fe: %, P.-D. Sibaiske. 64. 5608 ee ag le hag ote vga his rela-|"° Power to pass them. jects. The headliner was Prof. [| = t av., ull r . » | will show a very good : . a 4 cv't4 pe o l« PMA hehe, ete A oe a om Pe b ee SAN Sr ee re. ~~ Pia t Lee ait ete - net _ n Rare ; 704°. brick : : P furnace, garage: price.. Fu id. oom ~~ } S and *1° O00. perfeer titles arnple tle extate: owner R25 I Broadway. ; Lf, c4) 5334 Labadie, frame ee SELL “CABANNE HOME” | STORE—Must sell ar ¢ 0 L mio ha * : = ° N . B ° f | [ Rept 3 : & : ehate i. oF , i nd re ; large sinre ane 4 Troon par os " rie .. ' . . aa LiLUA ; 'apRe »4 icRY\- 4 \ gd men tarket wit} two C ' e ) ele NLY 7800— 5 it aidne. Bee. é electric: triple ar a atreet i ma ds a = a =. "ms ——— rooms Appiv 4152 Ashland. {| ity ews in rie MEDICAL QUESTIONS produce outside of the United Bin meal ’ onan H. MAYER REAL’ GUARANTER rst deeds of tru GROCERY T—cColore eighborhood hardwood floors. furnace. | Bs : “red city prope fr aT ' GROCKRY-MEAT—Colored neig States This. he said. was caused r car St. Rose's | ——— 1 ng a ar etuhborheod Box men heen aneryv for —— and you should not defer it for it ‘you first class advice Perhaps '| Austria in rehabilitating the lat- : as - : " 4 + ars " Pet : . é “is ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ ‘’ . ws . Ng , ’ ‘ a 4 b y ’ ‘ c ne € e PP ene Ps [bey out with tent? oniy Sanh? MMMMerms or will eachanse for @ of 12 tains | CLUDED. for’ $12.000: | STOCKS AND BONDS W 05. Post-Dispatch. —_(7) | Sine home thes had words during whieh || may be a warning of a formidable/ another curettement might solve |j|ter’a condition since the World ‘SAM'L LIEBERT, Rm. 407, 723 Ohestagg aparonent | STARK. 3630 O14 ” Lindell 8000 “Rone beusht bat wales | amemar: Siriade noua ae eee Partl struck Muhr and latter obtained his | | condition needing attention. | PD. REA aro : . + thm : : 7%? ° , 7 ¢ if ‘ , eh).> (ylirve = und , >I , *( IDS ’ at mar t , eornelr ] in r me: weekly 83 les, - . pity we shot > & ot 1 } ubr ar — ' ~ ; 4 > ’ * ae : LS SRAUGHERTY R. ©. CO.. 803 Chest ———— LIBERTY BONDS bought ?2rkes valus orner. ng rooms . o] and shot Partl M wes HOPELESS BROWNIE. ~— We) .. 7 causes a éistuctex ne ) Other speakers discuased the re- 7 ——— ee loan full value, less 8 r cent BROW ,ART cere Be 4 16-ROOM RESIDENCE } ' ach or. | CER EXCH | Rialte Theater Bi ated v y four cholelith pills | ror North eo 3** West Pine bl, 3 baths hardwood South en Loans mate we otter leted benas NOC RR ee 3 ani ae SNEAK THIEVES A THOTEDL sSTAT-|/ err aad intelen until 200 are Festion may cause gas to form. habdilitation of the Guatres Works | RERIDENCEa Men tice auceah “Wkks eo cence | BUILDING—%201-11 Carolin orner| and stocks. Industrial Lean Co. 714 VOCERY ane si 81000 Fring, peeane: Lik scttentay afterneca ond evening oI] taken, about 17 days. Be sure you)” on ve condition erae migat || War veterans, Citeny. Sere nt. tile gpg Powe hardwood 4 . ey a ge a Oa ig cere ‘oo pron pn stom . 10 ron + t oe ’ ee _— __ (c8&) mr P 5000, tt . , > two room s and took mone’ while get - regular hour daily for evacu- be = — 2 “rw or it might Training Camps and radio. The Inquire within °: rarage; 2909 . Pelced for quick sale Call Owen, ae: — yr pryie St! Car ty ain ' ; hs; oO \ orth Hills (Country {5 ARDN 219 EXCH R alto ‘T heater Bldg t} ecunantsa were napp 5 ation: this is most important. vous ditention ~* 7 ara gp ner- ‘atter subject was the first present- ana | RESIDENCE—1299 * NZTACK, 1010— Chestnut Olive 142, aan So ‘& CHIPPEWA 1 ' - (lub stock. Bargain. Address re ~—_ CERT AND =a | te agnor Frage &. pow gg A i. Galen of “Chicago re- ANXIOUS.—It would not ge MR POLO pstmt pron lodid ed, the speaker being Prof. T. Em- : tT - i ¢¢} i oe c riif ‘, if ' . : . aa ) gacrifice 200), gold aft nce: | if ; uM, ‘ ‘ ne - o a . —- |; ’ et ‘ . beg, Sih 49xx MARY LAND BRIN - Broadway) —™ sisting ies te Box D-1, Post-Dispate} e4 best location in city; good reason for aell- ported theft of $9% heme Pt me leas of | Of potassium will cure syphilis. ||| mett Reynolds, 8. J., of St. Louis ad > oo , 3 ma @ , e. | gt . rst roeon GBB be eS - oT 7 ‘ ‘gl! 30. Natur: Brie mee . : e ricia : ‘ , lin og & - - USH-R 1105 © Ee sre utifol l1l-room house: 3 baths. hot s x all today 650 atura ige. | » . — *R4AD 1 -_ ne\ ; in rr ‘ La NI ei nec ‘ f a1 € ee —_——_ - — - —— ~ | St BS* RIBER > ca s . iodide beginning ar dress last night the speaker OTTO TIETJENS, 722 Chestnut et. i Twe-story brick house. tile bath and; rooms. bath, flats: 1 store: rent . oe, Cor ee LUNCH AND SANDWICH SHOP—Gaod | flee masa met sxnp|| mean by a regular pulse Deal 10 drops of a saturated solution in | rf lk d : : a ES LEEK tt i 4 aris Before uy MAN y OMPANY - ' bueiness: rent $330: price $350 AN IN 7 rt DER STOLE » = 0 S | which varied from 54 to ‘6. That i water le hour before meals and in- summed up his prev ous ta x an SEEN RESIDENCE SAC 4 4 or price i ROSSO 616 Chestnu (oly 107 a a On ee bod : Bank side ~ N. 14th st 7% Woe © CR LSet 44) $175 worth of moors, # gl tay aon te , does not seem very regular. rin creasing one drop at a dose up to 1, l answered questions which had been ‘ ee?) ° aap yt rc? ‘T's Pr +” etme £ ater . Te rted lect rie . ‘ pee Fe ’ ‘TD ’ al Store (baker) ). flat he double 1; mere ive (cl f cation: cash business. ‘ ‘el terday, the matron report ; ‘ith an instrument ,;,. , ; : aaa w , me TO LOSE AN ESTATE | PS arn —— fran oy rear: ren 7 oe ee en ‘2 14 s u on account of disagreement = STRO, 17 YEARS OLD Sostaued a enemas it. Ser gg, BR Teun ee |mer talks. John A. Brody, who is ~~ tow oS , i . onGiv om $031 Clavten ; ” of rhe 8 ae alll ond aa ; an (3 artnern 3) MANUEL CAS », ; ATs é Jes ' eae. —/ 4 ; U er a i ss Wien, ed to well, Call Owen. P aad Gee irs io. & Fh a year'y: price $19.500 : PT Ger nea TarereT tartan OL TEALAOO cu. a of 7143 Virginia avenue, has been missing K O. K.—Perhaps the operation | physician's care iT head of the Rehabilitation Service AM & K. 1010 Chestnut. Owe ‘. ; & ~j electric. large he on .» & . u A SNA P—40 PER ‘ EN , rN : p ra 2 ’ j As Ay ee -— Beret _ = } custom ' Mondav and his gym oo “wan - : --- re of the St. _Louls Division of the . ties ee tee “ee ANDERSON sfocKkrK RIE lixx Doiman: 10 rooms: rooming hous USINESS CHANCES | pealed for aid in bringing him home. Man a . , , \" RIVERY rEWw GARDEN HOMES | a: ~ RNG ee ety ean. with Snenteare* rent S225 per mo PASTRY SHOP—Home-made pastry shon | - 4 at work in the factory of tne —— | address: 8:20. b A . United States Veterans Bureau, A185 gee 283—8 rooms, urns es : | 87300: terms doing fine business: locate] West End Specialty Manutact uring ¢ — Bm, Pirameeee . * > ‘we 2 wld rian * . - ta" | rr} _? | . ¢¢ | ‘) Vv mor , ; - . 7 » © on CHRISTOPHER. ¥FO°8 Hiediamo two guod ovens, ne Reed iter: Jefferson avenue, Monda + Pe _ - ~~ reoma, e#efucce, 7 how $1500 DOWN Cahanvy 9474 truck. excellent bargain. Bo: b: ‘hen he abruptivy put on his = Radio Programs ; KF I Los grey (469), 8:46. viding vocational training for dis- . ‘ ™ 4 ——— . > i ‘. _ oe ? » ? fr Cc q e : . ‘ ground ath; each hae % @ S280 attached residences: 18 roome 210 S BROADWAY Post-Dispatch Want ad Phones | Post-Dispatch . | Walked out. He has not been sees & — concert, 10 to 11, concert; | apied ex-service men who are pre- | Mos ‘RADY & OBERMEYRPR. 5172 9601-43 McMilian | 13 , d d Olive or Central 6660 | RESTAL RAN T—Beat location in South 8t AT $2000 for Toda _l2, orchestra; 1 a. m., orchestra. vented, because of war injuries, 3198 : , y a . eiceritent location for ) ms in . | ’ ‘ ~ o 7 peg , LOH ANDISE v Av. ED orest r , Poming house or et @ be LARGE STORE AND FINE FLA id agate. 80c line daily. or Sun, = luis Amy 264" Lafav-tte. MERCH, “the thnae nt ' : Delmar _5€ gE 7) See Seems es 9 Pl | was stolen from the Busy Bee Departme _ WHAS—Louisvills (400), 7:30,|/ from following their former occu- — pgp reading. pations, and how once trained. i eee —... This bulidinge ie In perfect ond. tio Tuieniay. S5c¢ da.'uv. tec Sun.: out-of- REATAI! RANT—-Selling on account me | ¥ en . i ‘ome miatne meek KK R24 Chosinue et. fe$) | and consista of large granitoid electr town, agate, 6c oy + 40c - 4 health cheap: investiwate. Inquire 1731 | Store, 6202-04 Easton avenue. ‘ast nig lighted storage basement and pig first-floor display, 46c¢ daiiy, &5c n. Discounts | & Jefferson. (4) es , : WHA— Madison (360), 7:30,| these men are placed tn Jobs by the talk bureau. Maj. F. H. Baird, U. S. A. : men Lif ry tmmediate demand: Med ern rrice $6250 es north o Pare n $1500 a vear: will sell on 15 Iver 8 times. Ico,’ 7 times daily Sc Aun 56; me 4144 Was) netot (4) (Central Time. ) : ‘ in h ree of the . (x0 cae hin v oe cana « bao ee ca I Bs ——________ who is cha organ . (erand R44 VV. fxlAo © bri A Allies A Cf fice . °. " eat te = " . 0 +} s' nu .09V, , , ——.._. KUSH -BURNS._1105_ Chestnut, @ SONTIL YOU INSPECT 5914 WATERMAN CHURCH RUILDING—Frame, iu ber } setisfactor} Peed ret and term i _Docter, 515 Market cluded Among Condemnmed— (..: we eg Tare 1400008 € told the qualifications necessary DOWN—MODERN HOU 7 3 *o rooms, one of the best rosidences vears old -* . + ‘ ‘ev eh iG - ” oe Me Ft " MING HOt sy Mg 2 tS ce terms, Poincare’s Protest Is Ignored. WG Buffalo (319). 5:30. din- WEAF- ncn dh om , oe : ’ bie u : aia ; ii ; wae Pade *. R ™ ° . ‘ : Price $5000 om, “ater heat. sleeping porch 4841-43-45-47 MANUFACTI making product soid to) ROOMING HOUSK—40xx Olive: 10-room y t | 7:30, concert; | Ss Fe tty 36 aan oe re 5 Last night's music program was GLICK RE CO. 824 Chestnvt. J, ae ~ ri ge piaieh: lary> eee, See Se oil companies and automobile and truck | pent $75. Apply 3830 Deimar, Agt. (cd) MOSCOW. April 9.—Three | ; | University, 7:20, Edna Fearn; &, given by Miss Bernadette Bostick. QI IC K SALE ANTED ; % _ BUAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut. BU 11 » REAL, ESTATE * . aeons parts farmoilis vith this fie ld ere en°e N. Grand ‘and one woman have been sen- | K YW-—cChicago (660), 7, concert; . . ~— 4 4764 St Louis: 4-5 reoms: dalled : W985 WESTMINSTER 410 N. Euclid, Room -~ es erred, mus » sufficient TT i—12 roome: all rented:|tenced to death as a result of the |. usieni: 9, talke; 20° t2 3! WIZ—New York (465); 6, Bed-| vocalists. Mra. Emma Marie Wen- p , . “TN } . , . ' . 4 -/ ™ p , ’ ; , ‘ . e - . ‘olomnade bookcases: %r rage: t Il-room home, having every ; site ealie : actory: write PD al ae ial at Kiev itime; 6:30, dance; 6:45, talk; 7, zel, soprano, and Mario Fationt, diate possession of this fine flat, — \ ipl Bae ese REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED | pointment. A. C 14 6, a «Pag sone te arom ens CS Ss ee ee 7 \dance; 7:30, talk; 9:80, dance. barttone. Both singers gave beay- cr P ~~ ‘, eot Jno immniture an ASS , | . 7.9) » | « ome $ || Twenty others were given prison; WwMAQ-—-Chicago (447.0 | WwOR—Newark (49%): 5:15, Mu- tiful renditions. They were aaniet.- 7 r Ma WAGNER-GRANT-BELL | $350 CASH buye cottage: 3224 Chovtenu A‘ R-CRANT-BELL. Mise Smith. Tyler 1769M. after Brcxl4). ~ ATIONATI ~ eee i . iaATrEnt, Ride " 7% - ‘ Northwest | KINGSHIGHWAY 33 newer aan > = ai 4 iISHIGHW AY atore with a D room thorough! revs per imme. Agaic—s3 itmes. Ic; ; timeéa, oe - _ a oe , . : ” RES! DENCE—4805 Northland: 7 room@eg: 1340 ¢ well. | flat above: must be seen to be anpreciat> fc; 80 times, daily 8c, Sun. 2c. Diepleg REST S = mee “candles te ‘at ick | TH SENTENCES AT aliimamar ps. = — t ATT] HEIMAr - 4 terme rand. § _ sior 6-raom frame ouse ra so th rental iMVAVINE citys “ » quit 7 : rR R. E. Co., 3519 8. @ . i 3 ink ai. , oe | cent ba 30 times. daily &e Bun. bc RESIDENCE —5180 Garfield, ee five 864 : : vis arfield; fine, GR aes) vi!) handle th no “ant Olive ; : ,;' ile this w yacant snes lbapshimaniinienesiimatin BUSINESS CHANCES day. April 9: ing Camps in this Army Corps farage ‘$150 ha: 7 . shal) for entrance. H8Sn Hirhlend: 6 rooms. steam ' ington Heights and in perfect con (;rabam 1240 Bett HO. rth oui ake offet ' Owner the Associated Press. ner: 6:30, news; & ve in thie terr ae | »:3 e. gn ld en, ROOMING HOUSE—8 reoms; rent $70 10:39, Came | Chiclet; 9, tenor. a 16-year-old pianist, and by two bat? ous ROOMING HOUSE toes tle floor, French doors. fu shea for cash Box H-151. sm R GHK -REPF A REALTY _©& ¢ property Lindel! 6458 eo Orehes- se : -30, lecture; 8:40, Ore ed by Mins Terese Owens and Miss n - sic: 7. reettal: 9:30, band ‘~~ (neretnut St > RS ; ae . Rew ATING a: 7 yen he, sentences of from five «09 10 years | story, ti. ’ @ ia: ~~ > yy . , appuences wom fr bei: eet tric; clean, ful 300 down. { : ) , 9, talks; 9:15, music. | . , niats. South ——— (live BOD ; ¢ 10.00 Buys Joe ity gressive man to | rata , _¥F? em being Professors Va-| ‘ra: %-tain ' | MLX—Oakland (599): 10, Bari-| Elaine Evans as accompantists ene Si —o enieeeutees — 2 7 manne ¥) ( ° . , =i eets , ~ Tsu “lies nov eeaaear 4 - ~The — “ a mong them E r ‘ "la reli nd (283 } s muUu- ' — ne NS AO 2 ms Me om Mile a | RESIDENCE—5 roome, bath: hot-wOP™iie n 8100-11 Singleton et family brie] at rate of $100,000 tere ¥ ROOMING gh 7 pam wn ee Tal and Smirnoff The con WEs—lever eae tone: Hawaiian numbers a oe ‘ nent .7 oe Armand pr : *) ‘3 ‘ men pie “2 reon)s ean? ‘ red ar. ean! ndvertis > if ’ Petes pti) furnished he ocation terme -in- S] eneo a _— sic if . y i : ' z eer see war f . « . . seal es ' ; - : ail ' int A ‘ é ' ° ein (360) R Mar-{4-a45 plano; ; 39, musica). Ri SILENCE —4359 Delor: 5 reoms. = P ’ ‘Ty’ r ' ratiroade: big furure ; i ) ; S10 Oo emuired rf ob oat _ori x KOOR ae ae sl " m 14) P . a are na med Tsheba koff, » . , “ oa ’ - . Ww AAW Omaha . , . - furnace: 2-car zarage- make offer, (of W KLL-Bl IL $70 rent: tncumbrance $775 w hole Post -Dispat “o } | demned men ar WLW—Cincinnatl (309), 8, ban kets KGW — Portiand (492); 10, Con- | ce: 2-car « ET cleteataa tie inshallah | ip pas . PARK FRONT TAR _ Washingt on University. For 24 " 10 saleemen wi! at vour service tegimony © and at Hen-|concert; 9:30, orchestra. |Concert; 6:15, talk; 6, talk; 7:30,|/ture; 6:30, bedtime; 6:40, aagatest | . ; od e have ready buyers for rooming inistration . jN—Chicag 37 S| ee. Mdina " | @ times, Ic: 7 We have reac? ® a... a & Relief adm “nh — Ka eort. WGN-—Chicago (370); Ac sleeping re be &. 3 Phone tment to inspect ) 30 times. daiiy | —_ ae “ et eo r yon Py oy 305 Frisco Bids. _ "6 ave | ry Ford. Workmen's demonstra- Ww nsas City (440 9), s, sgn = Pittab (462): 5:30 Gress. musical: 9 artists, orchts- S en se — Cabany 1313. | ' ESTATE | PY PHONE Wi ane 8000. WILL CALL | TORE—Accessories and tire. on Facton | © were staged in favor of musical — urg $ Ba, , / % e L. RONALD. 721. Chestnut ; | (cB) | LOANS ON REAL av.: best location in town: good business; tions WOS Jefferson City (440.9), 8 Concert; 6:30, Suftshine Girl; tra. oe » 1 ’ ‘i ae —_ — . —" wr _ Ts RROK si : reason f ling: 1° interested .4.;.. 1a lties. Olive 8069. Centrai 6125L. Benton e 2 | EOKERT wilh Oa" : and third enna ST. LOUIS BROKERAGE 2, low rent; reason for +-Dispatch, ‘caQ) Strict penalties S830 OLIVE. c-80):°. anewer box D-1398.

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The Dai ily -POST-D ‘DISPATCH al élone has MORE E City ¢ Circulation’ than the IACOCCA ni and — other sa — ncaspaper CO SST == = “ction and my ade ee 36 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ee eenatentieanmmenell - Se = 16 Baie iene ° 5 5 peareae 7 a ae , ty ta achool vesterday and assured Dr —— | 2 F : Might on High School “Prats.” principal of Erasmu sweat | ow they were through with Delta ra gbtmaenpieantientons on ———— — . omen 8 = | NEW YORK, April : rm : : ne 1 Se gis _ Samma, the sorority, “for "2 ; é % sid lh | te? r eT} (me a2) Be bE PTE , ; ree gil : Baa paign among parents ¢ re en ms i = pap wt ene: Oe ‘hvsicians said the burns : . «f > te | 4sT}} ’ Tyi 4 : : 3 > ar i It heol ; uden : - - . . a ; 7 se . + ~t¢ mare r¢ ™ . ould not lé : 2 A rmaneni =e ars on fraternities and sororiti is been en Chapman and acento ecm Fe a eee . > t 1 ty TD t % iwo ; Lie riris Muirned ’ LUTTICU tre Cire act’ ~ started here b) r, rpert 1 ; | ° ; Tentative Budget Still About e e | ° $2,225,000 Above Est as the service behind it mated Revenues. The Board of Education faces *Albany *Providence program for the coming year which + A i] *taehe Reading contemplates expenditures approx- entown Responsibility *Rich d imate] $2,225,000 in advance of Altoona mon estimat tea revenue, even though ~ *Atlanta Autocar trucks are serv- *Sacramento board voted last night to increas - " the school tax from 8&2 cents to 85 Atlantic City iced throughourownlong a Hen BS | coete:- _ ~4 saa li , , + i & ; "= co ’ . “th 7% n ews : . ‘ - ’ : . ; ’ ae de 2 en d -+a ii rUar 'r : | th ey ge . Wag = Ss . . “ 4 - * 7 o “eee, oe vee : , i, ete ee ee age’ 2 ee, =~ >| . ~~ © SO em OT > ae Sei ee 5 a - . 7 a i p 3 ee eh. 3 + iy 1 ae a oa 4 . f 3 a ’ ee aN OT i Oe a Se ’ : ) “ . * ‘ ‘ ~~ Pasi? a a _ . 4 6 : a co, an =~ - ay ; ae - att a *%* a - +> > - + . . ** ; * 2 an Z a _— >. ae > - ‘ an =) ¢ ‘ ’ vila ; ss ; ay » ™?y . > = eins ‘ ‘ ra ae ? > Ze ; E. AD xs »" ~ ‘ ad * . ’ : , . + pcatbate POE 0.3. 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You | +h Easter and confirmations close at hand—the selection supenmonty of Berry Brothers’ celebrated ccompanied Lieut. 1 an and | ‘Pie malaga NRE ad EER > Picea bili es eo Laquid Granite Floor Varnish. juries, 7 ee oe buy for cash in aby quantity seabed an to Sema The ap ther ge A eaten nr of the Lakes... . “Greater tock of Maver Brothers. prominent Chicago manufacturers, Detroit” ater Buffalo” the ) , ' Din Dilan ' me. the Houre #9 carte the debates MM Ann ge ge AT $11 Laquid Granite ts the varnish you need for the floors anc pereonal « intere | chades ri s b ' red in woodwork im your home. and it is what should be used in Threat: 7 apenas ter Chinen T ond ©} all fine apartment and office butldings. | investigate this remarkabie floor varnish. Fimsh a board | with rt. Test ; it with hammer blows. Oh server that ermacr iiiference ’ igora? m | “We img blows dent the wood but don’t bres’ the thin ore ; hepresentari: ? - Rimes ry ° ‘ —_ : , . tecting film of Laquid Granite ‘ MASS: lsetis gr ed Kanickers te match Kuickers te mateh a2t 85.00 } Ctail try rmitt additienal if desired. additierxual if desired. Demand the best floor varwish made and 9 per cone of ail ca acedll ont teputabie deaiers the world over who wil it will pase - ee OE ee Lequid - th ' eiout fis adcrer ? friend 4) feadid jew Suite in * ~ Gramte across tne counter f4 yu Ask for a : eS Ex prone ‘hehe eaetenn ral Pane a Liquid Granite today - oS oe oS oTren 4 - — Fee” ' i as He ie ST. SB. Sil. $14 and S14. Lagutp GRAMTITE Sete BY Goon Pamrt AMD HARDWARE Deatens EVER T WHERE BERRY BROTHERS, DETROIT. ere i ge A va 4 i ; - : : . >» _ : * * . ‘ % ’ 3 : ; — : *% . - ¢ q ‘ > a + " w E Ea, ‘ 4 , oS - , ; : . . (23% * r> - . i. ~ ™ 3 P : - —_ —" ~~ . 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PLP Dd 7a " Pie 7 é& 3 ¥ re * ig ILY DO ST. LOUIS POST.py Nurses Now Take in St. Louis County | yay ie t — REVELATIONS OF A PAID COMPANION By JANE PHELPS | “Author of “My Husband and I,” “A Wife's Story,” Ete. MOTHER. KEEP YOUNG By Wm. A. McKeever OR the Sry (The F and sail shreif is shelves attractive it requil im kKeepir little in ing comb offer re notice. Amon tidbits come i¢ eee CHAPTER LV. JIM AND MOLLIE MEET WITH AN ow. bad an accident.”” Jim Worthing ball, white and shaken. I saw. as the men followed him. it was Mollie they were carrying. Her face was deathly pale, her eyes closed, her pretty gown torn and dirty. “Is she” “No, she has fainted. Her leg is broken, I think.” “Bring her this way,” I said to the men, leadin ber room. “Call the doctor, Jim.” I ordered, as they followed me. Laurel atood in the hall, her hand pressed to her heart, her breath coming in gasps. “Jim,” she whispered, as I reached her. “He's all right; is phoning the doctor. I motioned the men to follow me into Mollie laid her on her bed. She moaned, and her eyes opened. “You're all right, now Mollie.” I bent over her as the men left the room. “Home with Rita.” Before I had undressed her, a slow job, I was so afraid of hurt- fe her, Rush Millbank arrived. As he bent over her, examining her, she was no whiter than he. ACCIDENT. stepped into marriage appears the of Subjects. self keeps up some kind of in- to endow the; _ stabilizer of her life and tempera- mora! ae , tat bis wife is wait- Noted Lecturer and Anthority on Educational and Sociological ODERN motherhood is at its | , Ris ae : \eHite it v Ht ; = Y 7 | best when the mother her- , ie aa ti i - __ STs te i terest outside the home—as a sec- , : fn | ae ' | | BLT 4 - - >. ' ; ‘> ? : + af F 26 lot ondary matter, to be sure, but as a ' ' A J te gives pins & 1 ment. Mary Roberts, Rinehart. the ing at he famous writer. has reared an inter- home with : ¥ 2 the way to ; The eats wpa at's goins on inside ber _ busband’s ming is; be talks to other people. | All the average winiiiiasccd when be dies is that | he was a good Sand liked his eses boiled three minutes. esting family. There are thousands : 8st ; . : : y ¢ & Re ’ 5 , i itt i TF a “4 | ; f | : 5 | | the general class | ) , | and capable | ‘= bad — . urdernealh — a iire — irce matter of Re shape +E et a If the din. . somewhere | ) lighting | rus are fas er Ta e oc £20" woe ff “ ’ the hame cleaner h the vac- VUMmM cieane! S a4 large rug The dining room finished we can move into it in the kitchen alcove or on the porch ff it happens to be in sum- mer. Now we are in running or- Ger and we may give our undi+%a- ed attention to the living reoem. Rugs and drapertes frst then one help with a SF or more pieces of furniture at a | | Stood, pars the asgpeciation for this time will get this room Whether it ts peried or same Dilan Works we!) things up ome at a time we are likely te get the like best. started. Piain. the ug'y make your should impossible homes. Ge slow'y artistic combinations area home will be furrtshed as ** be. | Philosophical all things can corrupt perverted Al vices are less serious when (ey are open. and so. too, are dis- fFases. . > ae Perspicuity is the chief virtue a speech. Pd a > * He who does rot knew how te employ leisure makes more o7 - business of it than there i «(th business iter!’ . . _ = & Sign i oo » i be 3 = ww s 7 “= & r "=? yh 4 feebiy ciimbds. for I hare explored some of the roughest sections of this State in a Ford. Leaving the car at the end of the road we marched another mile or so up a hillside path to the little farmhouse where our pa- ' family in Webster Groves. | too, a four days’ old baby and its | mother were progressing most sat- | tafactorilr. instead of eating | . | the nursing association by a cer- | tain By picking ws : tients dwelt. It had been normal! birth. perfect smal! specimen of humanity, ceeding!y¥y well . The nurse's duties were to bathe the babvr. with tention to its eves, bathe the mother The family was quite comfortably fixed. The baby now four days old. Was a and the Mmowuner Was doing eX- particular at- comb her hair. remake her bed. take her temperature.-ask a number of seemingly routine ques tions and attend to the other small! but important chores incident to the occasion. Now there were two grandmothers under this roof, one risiting her daughter, the other living in an adjoining part of the house. Both were able bodied, intelligent dren of her own without ever having lost a child: women. ne had reared 19 chil- the other. nine. except one who had died at the age of two rears. Also there was a sis- ter of the roung mother come to look after everything in the home pending’ and following the important event. A doctor was paring daily visits and the nurse had been and would continue to mae daily visits for eight consecutive dars. Just why {t was necessary under these circumstances for a nurse to | travel 25 miles over a really peril- | ous and lonely road to perform her routine tasks while there was #80 ' much experienced and willing help hand something I in my mear at was fied away erence and explanation (ater on. Our to a negro Here, oa al al i memory for ref- was next visit uties ct her The the same as at she nurse's were the piace oniv difference ere *s that they littie colored cherub ebject only siightiy to its bath while the young white hopeful had equeaied and kicked, objecting at every breath, and succeeding te geome extent in delaying the cere- mony. There was evidence here of rela- | ttve properitr, too, in the furnish- ings of the reom and the infor mation that the father held a good fob A's0 there was plenty of willing and ex- in the posta) service. perienced help a: parentiy doting relatives. These cases had been referred to band among ap- life insurance company. as holders of small inéastria! poli- cles providing for the services of & visiting nuree In cage ef i{iinessa The tnmsurance company I under- service wpon a fee basis and urther entirely subsidizing new rural nursing departure. entire reiationship of the insurance company te the nursing association was to be-explained later. Our mext call was te an elderly woman policy holder who has been bedfast for more than a year ‘rom creeping paralysis. The Invalid was lying upon a regulation hoesp‘ta! ded {mn a bright. sunny roem given is | ever to her tn a aemall but modern | and in every way comfortable home. She had been cared for by two devoted daughters. Only res- terday the insurance agent ca’ ing te collect premiums had beer formed that a iittle Gaily nursin assistance and instruction tn maore efficient methods of caring fer @Ghe invalid would be appreciated. So te had reported the case. The purse [= thie instance -e called a rule of the insurance com- pany to the effect that nursing clause did ne cases of cBronic invalidiem im fan i-s of i~ afi the ‘frre apP'y te sufficient means to pay for iVUrTsang service sre wou 4 hew. ever, repert the peed and the re- ' quest and see what could be done abdout it om another day. These three visits, taking into ac- count the time comsumed in travrel- ing between them. absorbed the whole of the nurse's eight-hour day. whereas I was told nurses the in ai ty average eight visits per day. Next morning Miss Sophie Nel- eon. director of the Visiting Nurse _ Agpociation explained the points that had been puzzling me and may be puzzling others who hare got the impression from my ob- servations of a great deal of time. energy and efficiency being wasted e'ement of com- and of a certain rrr - > —s mercia isl” a pub- For the ied > ‘i—= * -~ e7 -er_ng ais ae licly supported enterprise. _ Visiting Nurse Association last rear drew something more than $34,000 from the Community Fund and ether amounts from other soctal service agencies. I was told that the cases ristted were typical of only a part of the work dona That while the curs- tng service is avafabdie to all cases reported by this insurance com- pany, tt ts available likewise to al]! other cases reported Dy any other agency whatsoever and that the re- sponsibility assumed by the insur- ance company under comtract for its due share of the annual Dbudget of the institution is the mainstay of | ectentific training. | ‘The fact ts that generally speaking | : oe | lective, | cording to the White and Colored— Are Visited When a Nurse From the City Is Required ot Bi Rtbeate ss! aigiees. . 1.& > pee ets ees . es@epere seeeeee " ’ » = 2% THE VISITING NURSE_ ~ : : i . | the institution, assuring it a depen- | able income, enabing ft to exist and | be available to any individual in | need of nursing and to accomplish tts ends in the larger public health program and movement. On the point of a great deal of | being consumed in adminis- ing to one case where possibly t? service Was not needed, it was explained by Miss ,elson: “The grandmothers who two | reared the large families without losing a baby may indicate the superiority of experience over Or tt may not. rural, tsolated communities there is more morbidity or sickness than in urban centers and there is greater need for the extension of instruction in tke scientific prin- ciples of health and hygiene. And if our efforts do seem to you to watchfulmess during a pericd of eight days for there are possibilities ef complications and untoward de- velopments te the extent of that time. “Possibly we might be mere ege- more discriminating ac- needs of the case. but we cannot begin to make ex- ceptions. Suppose we abandoned a maternity case after two or three days and one of these untoward de- | | velopments arose. We would be | held responsible, and rightly so, , and discredited accordingly in the community. Then suppose we merely gave instructions and left the case to the hands of others and the other person, heedlessiy or ig- / norantiy did something wrong and , one of the dread infections set in. urgently { | of wasting | ’ : ' ' Moreover, there is about the acts performed by a_i scientifically rained nurse a technique which cannot be learned through instruc- tions any more than it ts possible for me to learn how to write «a story or draw a picture through your merely telling me how. “Tt is better.” concluded Miss Nelson. “that we err on the side time and effert than upon the other side. for the sake of the welfare _of the community S = “a woman with . 4 Sil | then. : ; ’ . Husbands can only “hope Pate happens to ber. asawhole. One a community had not been brings us other call neighborhood and @ desire. The work & as yet in an in the process which we hope economical and tem.” Explaining upon which I Bae Miss Nelson: , Sa A YT 2 can't CHOOSE them; you the worst, ' and take what he happens to marry | ed. _ or seda kind parti rantes ers wh joy to Fd ft intelligemce and bet- prevail. Indeed, she [feel she can do more good ber seed ts planted in ; should not de the feeling : of the nurse or the re- | \ef the service that there ts involved. It ts not a prof- institution. to be sure, work is paid for, is largely and the service is e@rvailable on a fee basis to request it. “Qesociation was organized It ts governed by «& 32 women directors, of John A. Haskeil, 4453 boulevard, is president differs from that of the pal Visiting Nurses’ Asseo-. [im that it provides bedside ‘ Municipal } enly investigate, instruct | giving where the : commen dations, medical treatment in It ia mot to be asa charity, even though is not paying direct- service, but as a part of Jipubliice health program fat of the community . | shows & | to a tot p annual report of last year |

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wep serPy ar = 5 “(> aia ald . ~ a | i 2 a ey ee ; 3 . idk ogee . -2 pvr sins te A , i413 Pa ibs Md * pe ee : my ¢ & " ore. ln * * , ae ° a Te a as a a ‘ Bi PA tay Se: : . # “eee . @. . «i Ree re son . " * 7 7: = 7 » * x D Ve 4} | a u ib i mt * ; . ¥ LAS, g00d hushaaiimcast marriage appears to endow the ; - A man always him a lot of mera] courage in 1; —- ¢ bis wife is wait- ing at home With hers es a going OD inside her spe talks to other people. ei when be dies is that yked his ees boiled The only way anya busband’s mind is by 4 All the average wife te he was a good Provider alee: three minutes. ; y Man was made tea piam discovered that Eve liked to “suffer” pummues 4p do all his worrying. Marry a man to ; iene for excitement, but the utmost “reform” sais ‘jp a man was to make him “‘suppress the eyiaae | The thrill a we | ing anything is the from standing on the om but you can’t make a ali day without buy- joy that a man derives ae pretty girls go past— Bas % contempt or cowardice ethe door in the middle A Woman never “i that makes her busb of a quarrel. ’ Any woman with husband what she’s woman with TWO grafs then. q@ough not to tell her Brsbe's done it. And any pagh not.to tell him even Husbands are like ' s eas't CHOOSE them; you can only “hope for the Mipthe worst,” and take what Fate happens to send. _ i A A man never forgetsiigniess he happens to marry Son anne ea | excellent sandwich IMPROMPTU FEASTS By Hannah Wing OR the after-theater bite or the impromptu bridge party something piquant and tasty and always ready on the pantry shelf is the thing. The grocer’s shelves now carry such a large and attractive line of these foods that it requires only a little forethought in keeping up the order list and a littie ingenunity in selecting pleas- ing combinations to be prepared to offer refreshments at a moment's notice. F Among the crackers, tasty cheese tidbits are especially good and be- come really delicious if toasted a rit. The new packaged pretzels retain their brownness. saltiness end nutty flavor most satisfactorily and go well with chafing dish soup or rarebit, both of which are canned possibilities. With a giass of milk these crackers are exce}]- jent as a going-to-bed bite. Ripe olives of a reliable brand are delicious relishes, which new regulations and methods of van- ning have made perfectly safe ard certain. Severa! nations of new mayonnaise combi- olives or relishes r.ake fillings. These with hot percolated coffee mike a quickly prepared type of refresh- ment. Besides the many kinds of fish in oil—sardines appetizing and | anchovies there are new Zzestful fish pastes that make a quick sprea! for hot buttered toast. Anchovy and bloater paste as well as sar- dines and salmon are among the best known pastes that can used as a sandwich filling. The ice chest should alwavs con- tain a variety of cheeses for hun- ery occasions. Cream, club, Swiss Le /' and Camembert should be includ- ed. These with any of the saitiness or soda crackers of the dry, crisp kind are always acceptable and rarticularly so when coffee accom- ranies them. Toasting the crack- ers while the coffee percolates adds | joy to the feast. — asawhole. One suce brif a community where hidie had not been known, brings us other calls neighborhood and that igaieael desire. The work in themiesbould not be the feeling as yet in an experimeniiepett of the nurse or the re- in the process of a sift™™eetthe service that there is which we hope to arrive @ipimvelved. It is not a prof- | economical and more effigy institution, to be sure, tem.” , Sgeewerk is paid for, is largely Explaining still anoti and the service is upon which I had inquiggpatlable on a fee basis to Miss Nelson: MeO request it. \It is not to be “The impression that ¢ Sasa charity, even though of the nurses is availabe #8 not paying dtrect- the very poor is one of tame ***¥ic®, but as a part of we have to combat. Whil public health program to those unable to pay § of the community service of the visiting” available upon a fee b mum cost to any able to pay for it and: quire a part time nurve. satisfying to the pub nurse who chooses this‘ because it is easier or as privete nursing, but is inspired by the mi —iIt is very satisfying to: poor, neglected home. things to rights, ¢ cleanliness and healt® chaos. But she shoul€ that her efforts are of} a intelligence and bet- prevail. Indeed, she ghe can do more good her seed is planted in es ‘ | ont —~—a Mation was organized wago. It is governed by a wae. 82 women directors, of : John A. Haskell, 4453 boulevard, is president. differs from that of the pal Visiting Nurses’ Asso- am that it provides bedside | where the Municipal nly investigate, instruct - commendations, giving medical treatment in me ‘ * @nnual report of last year | | classified * shows a total of 172,346 visits made | ' to a total of 12,310 patients by a 42 in | About half the cases were | pre- | | good time, even though | not a party to it. staff of number. maternity, which included natal care and instructions and at- nurses averaging | tendance at deliveries, while almost | as many illnesses of other charac- os 26a agencies ter were attended. A _ MIist and individual! reported cases. Financial support was from donations, individual! fees, and fees from the St. Louis University Obstetrical Clinic, besides the Community Fund and the insur- ance company already referred ta The cost of the work, including all expenses, was $81,888.89 for the year, and at the end of the period | remained | be seen | upon what a narrow margin the | a balance of only $7.77 in the bank, so it will work is carried on. The nurses are all graduates of reguiation hospital training schools and of public health courses be- sides. It is regarded as harder work than private nursing and is by no means so well paid. It would seem that {ft must appea) necessa- rily to young women with the altruistic spirit. derived | imbued | | she expects | mind all | Vitation, | pend on | thing i me she | Jeave her to | stayed home —— a Your Exacting Friend By Sophie VERY good friend of mine A xi S.. deploring’ the fact that friends ex- pect or rather presume {oo much on friendship. 4 Coming from Miss S., who is one of the most charming and Was so many demo- ORS ah DT Le a RR ce ° 4 ‘ e h mee ge * te ttt cratic giris oo I ever knew this view of the matter was mosi in- e resting VV e were d i scussing the of two living preather young men as many do, especially in the business world. Ana in such cases one expects much other. a. ae eaid Miss S.. jdea friends to- Wo- often Ino the SOPHIE IRENE LOEB been my experience when you are of “that | with a friend a great deal, or even visit, in when she is paying vou to keep the time if I should be in- or to a party you a her “For instance. vited out to dinner | and have formed the habit of try- ing to include her for such an in- then she gets hurt if the disap pointed and eituation | is such that I cannot ask her “I have one § friend however, who takes just‘the right attitude when with me for any length of time—that is, she does not de- my friendship for any Even when she is visiting does not feel that 1 must alwavs be looking out for her pleasures and pastimes. “Many a time I have had do things. She and read herseif tn has or other- wise amused until I re- | turned home “T have never heard her utter a word of protest. On the _ ocon- trary, she is glad I have had the ehe was “Yes, friends are a great com- fort. But there are very few, however, who do not demand more than you can give. “This friend has the lovelfest character and is naturally inclined to be considerate. She has no jeal- ousy in her makeup, and that is why living with her ts a pleasure instead of a problem,” she con- | cluded. This is a subfect that {s frequent- ly thought about but seldom dis- | cussed. If the truth were known, many a friendship has been broken up by the seeming inabilitv of many people to keep from infring- ing on the euler others. When the young people lIfve to- gether or visit each other many a heartache will be avoided and many a strained situation will be saved if both look at matters-sen- sibly. The finest relationships tn the world have been built on one thing —consideration one for the other. | ing gum from anything, hair | cluded, without leaving a trace. from shoes. Ln flim, j — ey ) ~_ ee ~—_" ‘ 5 DRT ee RE ROE a hildren’s Storie a. ee. . —— eee . ee a i Irene Loeb Any other basis is like sinking sands of illusion. It is the same in families Many letters come to me from seemingly | covetous sisters and brothers envi- ous of each other's success social- ly. outside the home. One complained bitterly that her broth- ers “never took her out,” but pre- ferred to take other girls and she remained a stay-at-home. The truth matter found eeahble of the is that rothers their sister disagr when they es- corted her to various nlaces. was unkind to the other women with whom § these danced. and showed : a generally unpleasant attitude. And finally had to discontinue “‘count- ing her in.’ These hy very young boys If she repelled her own brothers. | how could she expect other girls’ brothers” she was so exacting everybody was glad from her. Then there are the friends who are miserable when you do not in- vite them to everything vou have and that they have been slighted. Along with them are the “injured ones” who get cross be- cause you eliminate them when vou have certain friends at your house and have tried vour best to bring those together that would be congenial Such exacting friends have but one cure—absent treatment. (Copyright. 1994) HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS Avoid Steel. — -- Never use a steel utensi] to serve cooked fish, as it is apt to impart a attract In a word that nearly to get away to insist pu disagreeable flavor to the fish. Evaporated Milk. evaporated milk on that “reserve” shelf. Thereis nothing quite so an- noving as to plan a nice creamed you 'milk can be diluted and used in| practically any emergency where the milk is to be cooked and no one but the cook be the wiser. . o . Every Day Helps. A food flashlight is a nice pres- ent for an fnvalid friend. Sprinkle a little salt on the smoky gas mantle and see if it does not improve the light. White of egg will remove chew- in- Kerosene should be mixed with the whitewash when cleaning the cellar walls as it is a strong germi- cide. A tablespoon of borax added to the water when washing colored stockings will] remove stains left Mmunity when it happens to TY PARIS. POUDRES ROT Y| ‘you of that unusual type rare clear pallor suggests ic marble? Blanc—the White Coty Face Powder luminous transparency, flawless smoothness s0 to - type. There are | igo » Rose No. 1, Rose : chel No. 1, Rachel No. ay uve, Ocre, and the new Rose” for other fasci- (IN CANS) ws pes. LDHE VW; id Grapeliui Cif $F We e — >=" > a —— an Citrus Exche™ eal The inner meat of Seald- Sweet grapefruit, separated fem the outer membranes _ 88d rind before canning. to serve —chill before uting. Eat as you would fresh Add a bit of sugar salt if you like. Ask your @ocer for Sealdheart when- ©v8t you are unable to secure feh Sealdsweet grapefruit “* prefer the goods in cans. ‘IN ALL’ COT ‘'ODEURS * NENG TRUE SHADES 1 CHARM TO THE LOVELIEST FA * Se _ " , Bs at > en BS Bis - 1] ne el} il T ‘True’ P \ MAI, | YY . eZ of body-regulating mineral salts. ebhipped. Ask your fruit dealer fer Sealdsweet eranges and grapefruit, end insist on heving them in the sanitary tissue- peper wrappers in which they ere ing. Tempe. Fiocrida. ” Food-Fruits for Red-Blooded Fol Pleasure that refiects itself in the cheerful coun- tenances, the sunny dispositions and the energetic actions which make life better worth the living is afforded you by Sealdsweet ‘lorida Grapefruit They are health-giving and health preserving, containing two kinds of vitamines—which tone the system and aid digestion—plenty of natural fruit sugar and an abundance For gift copy of book “‘“Home Uses for Juices of Scaldsweet Oranges end Grapefruit’ write Florida Citrus Ez- change. #15 Citrus Exchange Build- girl | She. they | ~~ What to Serve .. Tomorrow .’. Breakfast. Baked apple. (Cereal. s.. Household Hints. ’ — ‘ i rr ee * A -o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o- By Thornton W. Burgess RCN AD RRR! REE Gea Sammy Jay Sees a Funny Sight |, Codfish cakes—-cream sauce. ae Bran muffins. -Coffee, Tea, Milk. Luncheon. Oyster soup—Saltines. Swiss cheese sandwiches. Apple dumpling—hard sauce. Coffee, Tea, Milk. Dinner. Meat loaf, brown gravy. Mashed potatoes. Baked cauliflower ‘gauce. Tomato salad. Strawberry shortcake. Coffee, Tea, Milk. With Who silent keeps with watchful eycs, Will get full many @ surprise. | O ONE takes more interest !n | | the affairs of his neighbors than does Sammy Jay. What there is going on in the Green Forest that Sammy Jay doesn't know about is hardly worth know- Ing about. Sammy gets a lot of fun out of life in watching neighbors. If you could get Sam- my Jay to tell you all he knows about the other people of th» Green Forest you would learn a Ereat many interesting things. cheese | FASHION FRILLS| But Sammy's tnterest isn’t con- fined to those who live in the Green Forest. He is quite as A chic veiling store is offering— | hat—a which is more Spanish shaw! than | ‘for wear with the veil. Needless to ray, it is ‘across the hat instead of the face. When in doubt, use ribbon. This the millinery motto | seems to be in Paris today. Ribbons sorts “are bedecking hats in loops, 'cocardes, upstanding bows, ‘and in braided edgings. * | . * | The shorter ‘parasol or smart it is. lem just now.to tell the ‘from the umbrella, both | vivid. and umbrella, | Many pleated panels or “aprons” ‘are noticed on gowns of every sort. |The pleating is often so very fine as to look like stripes or ribs in the goods. Once again, in London the love- are They are not only made into gowns | By all means have a few cans of but into cloak linings, wrist bags, hats and boudoir upholstery. ly flowered brocades ' | stumpier the the Indeed, it is a prob- are much interested in human beings. He never misses a chance to watch Farmer Brown and Farmer Brown's Boy. So when Sammy saw Farmer Brown's Boy start Out from the sugar house Sammy quietly followed. He did it verv quietly. He kept his tongue still. He flew from tree to tree behind Farmer scarf | draped of all ruches the latter in sight, but far enough to run little risk of being seen himself. He saw Farmer Brown’s Boy more paraso! SO | prints of one of the little Bears Brown's Boy started to those footprints.“ His eyes sper- ikled. He knew all about those young Bears and what they had been doing. —." knew, too, |far away. sters will not discover that Farm | The girl who likes to hike ‘cross | er Brown's Boy is following their ‘country in knickers and giddy wool | | dish and find you have not enough stockings should try a pair of the! milk to carry out your {dea Or | brilliant wool tassels that come in| He can catch maybe you have the biscuits to-+4 a contrasting color. _gether and suddenly realize | have no fresh milk. The evaporated | ‘fastened on an elastic band, | worn around the knee. These tassels, thought Sammy. footprints, and run away before up with them,” Then he hur- wrt nc s0 as to be nearer Farmer his | This is always his way. Brown's Boy, near enough to kee}: | when the latter found the foot- | He chuckled to himself as Farmer | follow | /enough to at least see them. Farmer He knew all abger. the mischief they had been in. He. that they were no. | “TIT hope those young-| came face to face with a young Bear! It happened that that young Bear had started to go back the way he had come. It is a question which was the most startied and surprised. For a second or two Farmer Brown's Boy and the young Bear stood _perfecthy “still, staring at each other. Then the young Bear | turned a flash and started (to run. Farmer Brown's Boy ‘yelled just to make him run fast- er. At that yell there was a crash from behind some bushes just at one side of Farmer Brown's Boy, and a second crash from the fur- ther edge of those upturned roots. Farmer Brown's Boy yelled again, this time in sheer surprise. Thres |frightened young Bears started |to do,the thing they had been |taught to do in the time of dan- | ger—that is, to climb a tree. And . Brown's Boy. .He knew the lat | all three chose the same tree, ter was so intent on those foot- | They got in each other's way ané. prints that he would pay no atten- | all three were bawling. It was tion to anything else. ‘such a funny sight that Sammy. Farmer Brown's -Boy move); Jay laughed so that he nearly very slowly and carefully. He / fell from his perch. put each foot down s0 as to make | (Copyright, 1924.) no sound. With his hands he | carefully pushed aside branches! ‘axe a large can of shrimps, that were In the way. The wind drain, pick them over and Dreak was blowing in his face, so ha | into sma)l pieces. Make a good knew that his scent would not | pre setae aad a nee sed carried to the young Bears some-| way Serve hot in a napkin. Tar- where ahead of him. He didn’t tar sauce oF a good cream sauce is really hope to get very near them, | delicious with the fritters. but he did hope to get near like PORE GPE MEI re ORAM PEL NY Farmer Brown's Boy yelled just to make him run faster. ROT Sy SR DNS geek A ANA ROE. Se RGR gE Pa, ea Cg ee Rigi ae gty Lan ale mA », bo ~~ gl ee RR ARI JON PE Bis wm Ee | Eh ey JR ees Fruit Salad Prait Balad fa t h @ el ; ot the proper fruits So slowly, carefully, silently | Brown's Boy followed! those footprints, and just as si lently Sammy Jay followed Farm- er Brown's Boy. Presently Farm- er Brown’s Boy came to a great tree which had been blown down, tearing it up by the roots. Those tracks led around back of those roots. Farmer Brown's Boy started to follow them around. Just as he came around them he TE Lie REED BO. preparation this salad Atk for Vicre i Betd Ontg Ot Yeur / Neighbor Grocer. i ee Sg eee . ¢ -* ‘ - . ies _ - c Pte SCREAM GAM APM SOAP RIES Se ta ci TOO ih iat. ce in ma ” iii. 2 Ge PR ae, > Sa aes Sri hse he pj ite ; : a ; by : 7 eran * ee i pth 4 Tia ee OS Hs We ag ai ney eee Ais ba ORO i RR Le I OF BOF gC Ne AES ts Distributors N. Broadway Segldsweet Florida oranges are juicy, finely-flavored and sweet. *- et they an hour and a half every day rt tie: ita ag yPR aglaopphesie agree ¥ "1 - 5 ‘ rn { STR ' oe pS aa 4 2. L ou wouldnt wash your hands with kitchen soap are exposed to kitchen soap s in a dishpan. spend actually ing hour and a half every day your hands are in harsh soap suds in the dishpan! Don't tne your hands sali say Sgr Luz i i — LAX 18 as ie we yous heeds to on to Gan SMD always use it for. Even toilet soap is soothing to your skin than pure easy on your hands as on you no more Lux flakes. wise nature carefully secreted just under- neath the chiffon-thin outer skin. When rids your hands for good of that in-the- dishpan look. incredible that a single teaspoonful all you need for a dishpan—but try it. One om lunch dishes; for the dinner dishes fast or

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‘ & _ eo ae “ f Papeete te «hee ~ 7 > ated bic anion 3 a ‘ ~ + ao 3 a Bk cE an. ioe Ea : ‘ Ro ee pee SE k gat, Se “ k 2 bt Pat epee x a ma c \ . nee WS Sy ae ete LR ee Pe Le b ‘ ba Be Sle ad MS ee Ses Liste Ae, spindles adie cen | = Seat aes + ae Echetasl eo ty ? AS wins ae s 4 : Siu v seit .LUUIS PUS I-DISPA CH COMI e WEDNESDAY. ) —— 2 ore i 4B! mag * APRIL 9, 1924. i _ a T : Py, , - are Income From R ROOM end BOARD Ads 8 the POST-DISPATCH during Si. MORE then ALL the other BANANA OIL—By WILT GROSS | 4 O47 newspapers COMBINED: % 67. routs ONE BIG WANT WED — _— ys ~@ ’ c ~~ S 2 2 OT Gi you 7 AS : : ee. atin 2 ~ 9 / CY : ap A, B, =| Drive aRarrer~ vs ‘ : Se, 7 aaa +: Cf q Z ow agauson oF «4S 1/7; © WHEELER E MY GOLD FISH HOME TOWN STUFF. BOUGHT a little gold fish OU may sing about Carondelet | But if you're dodging smpke | I call him Aloyclus; and fret He's quite a strong and bold fish, |; ¢hink your best and safest bet | Although he isn't vicious. ‘Is right out here at Olivette. Around the bowl I watch him $é yw olivette. I'a not be found. whirl ‘4 It has a comic opera sound; Cont, 1824 (%. Y Ewe World) Pres Pub. If ever I should get a stake With motive power finny., But if she proves ww oe a girl, I'd build my home at Creve ¢ over ——— . ; | ; Lake. ' : Ss I'll change her name to Minnie. | | a 3 acmscun vane. «| THE SUSPENSE IS TERRIBLE—By RUBE GOLDBERG coca, lift Chief of Justice Department I bought him where they sold fish | The man on the sandbox says if/ | ; a : a) " Se He In spring and winter time; ‘Connie Mack -had a couple of ‘a - 7 Secret Service ys Although a solid gold fish, Planks it wouldn't take him long EXCUSE Ap seat "ae Your, HonloR, I FOOASS t doar” Z and Daugherty Discussed He «al cost a dime. , to build another pennant winner SST THE THIS BY - a) X% : a e ee, : : MONE OF & PEAN M SITTING | OU-VLl @p ; | Le X aon erry THE EMPTY BALL PARK OUT AAS: are «= Having Senator Indicted Or takes a short vacation, hand. oO LOAFER & - ALGAIE - ! WITH You ; When He Reported | And that’s the way he always, 4n infield that can force Jimmy THINK HE'S t JUST é Was Client. | * seepe ; Dykes to play a utility role must BUS ROUSE COULDA’ T Campbell | The gold in circulation. be considerable of an infield, we'll WATT FoR. THE : | ~ prety e - sa \ SEASCA) = : “Miss Wethered Easy Winner Over ee oe ieroohe ee: THe PEAAIUT is hHe AJASTLOAIA LL ’ . TO , ) TESTIFIES UD sen 0 eine snan Ai gente : FRUIT OF BASEBALL OPEA) : ) UT LAND FRA We're glad to see that Miss Joyce the Prince of Wales seems to have | ee = ; ABO Wethered the storm. fallen off in his riding lately. fa : MY OD ATTACES . 4 .-* Da h orty’s We may have said something like People who have never owned *wH4rT s THe ARE COMING BACK OA) | ; ‘ of Hiring | that before. but there are new cus- ©" have no idea of the kick you MATTER, ALeEc ? Me - ' Mm AFRAIB PLL 2 Former Law Partner to tomers coming in évery day. can get out of a gold fish RS OS ee Oe Hi - Expected a 4 gold fish reminds you of a GREAT HANT AFTER - i— rp 4 Defend mm; t ‘ ) n 4 rt iSii oe SEF SSS? 5. : v4 ‘ . a 4 R . ; > Bike Racer _ =a — Six-day bike racer. Never going —— iS - . Sma!! Fine, but Was As- « peliesaaptateas anywhere but always on his way ns SUMMER oy q It's all right with us, Dutch, = 3 a : sessed $7500. keep a going. | “Daugherty Makes Stinging Re- 5 “THe JUBGE _ = . a MSO ply to Senator Pepper.” =~ “ 3 See where Sid Barbarian rave Now watch Pepper make it hot SS = 2 UNDER STooh. “= By PAtL VY. ANDERSON, , ’ A Special Washington Correspoud- ; one Harry Mason a trimming. Bar- for Daugherty Sovessreen ANIKIOUS FAAJS Have ALREADY STAREK REHEARSING : em of the Pest -Di~patch. barian was on razor edge. —— TO DeatTH was ~— : : ak iy .. “> pod 4 ts. that caused his indiet ment. f ; tj j Pi@echerty and Burns + ere the tar- ° j id , + SE. , . Peete for the inquiry ares, ~ = CUNTAING | : . fis ° ; . Erector of the Bureau of Investiga- FINTURES : by > f= ~/ = e Mien of -he Department has arge «> Fut ries sis FF = - =f Far edie © cecret servire men. 8 be ; “Se > : + [Pas respensifie oniy te Va ig hercy. Cs- | = eh , ‘ end as he testified today. they are iets 2 =. ei ends aving 7 Y each ; eames = = ‘ : " ' : = Ff j SS — ~ a ina, : z : ie - r :~ /} a . - e the Vv Lows P ‘ % Te je f re te by Wheeler's f 4 : Pe = PASS = WwW rT “4 is arse i Pit x», ° ‘ e Th, — ‘ . ‘ = ac ens . , mee. : gens ‘ text ~ — cai mri ; a . oro omiy nea I & ey Lema we ' * he krew eotk air BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS | SS sae 2 — _ . “i 6. m | : Bot : . ve minut? at a little girl for not stayin’ at the silk counter, KEEP her = r 1 Fetephone Converse h2s for me, will you?” 5 ' : Wheeler focused atention shar =—_ / — ee — —- — , - ™ . ; ‘ * ; : i : . Tee ord of | — - ——— = lk: ,; ° . ‘4 . 7 th aiaer THE LIGHT THAT DID NOT FAIL—By IRVIN S. COBB. | 4 sseorge Low wood terial of T W Ada rains niche and _ dark one. Under a street lamp at Fifth ' : | a ¢ ‘ : ‘4 Tite avenue and Fifty-fifth street a policeman came upon a disheveled ! z Festerd ae listan and weather-beaten citi : “4a ; Se : : “owe , pee oo e aten citizen down on his knees pawing about over : Ter. . . € the asphalt with his h ai A ls gr: — , Saaey . COR ee a lands. ‘ i : * ft “Hello,” said the cop. “what's wrong” ini bi " WA nail The man raised a red face and spoke thickiv. with hiecouch« fae =a Oe punctuation marks | — tong ¢ Burne gered « ae > 4 ¥ * ey ee tged ¢ % Th he = men og there" “Neboedy of . — v me: | did it myneif ’ 2 B 4 3 o* gid you cote te de t * “The Pestaffics Department be ; ‘tention te evidence ¢t 3 Boe ennertion wih yer | SY 1 lecided te send tite : There +, investigate it.” 4 How flomr ago wae thin?” ce @hear -neree er four weeks aga.” ‘Did vou discuss 2 with Bev -CLeoneral Deugherts 7” “I Where?” ~in hie apa the Wardman Park Ina. We - Soeur & seversi times. Wel _ Seed the repert which one 5. anon made, te the effect p Bad arced ax attorney for .~ Ps ii iia mith. laden dei +s +. — ee ’ > + a int ae a Sa E 8 oon a PRS at yn at e ht toe ae ‘chess pooh, fer » i