St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 22, 1924
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Sete COMIC PAGE e "BUY NOW—BUILD NOW . APRIL ay x ee a ‘HOME AND INVESTMENT WEEK . t od [et the Real Estate offers show you how to eee ‘make Real Estate and Home —_ ee 7 | owning profitable. . t-Dispaich Prints More Home and Real Estate ad ID—By BRIGGS Tee Pisements than @ny other St. Louis Newspaper. ‘ . The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service LL A BL. 76. NO. 227. Bes ST. LOUIS, TUE Y ST. SDAY EVENING; APRIL 22, 1924—40 PAGES. | __, PRICE 2 CENTS mt ~ ae y HESIDENT FOR ARMS PARLEY AFTER EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT i ———— ee ee ee es — = ny ) IHERTY lig snsweremenarne THAW CRIES OUT HS. PRIEST HEARD Pe TY Ate aN C AVS A MF p I A | C IN 4 be LUMBER THE TEMPERATURES. GAINS] LAWYER IN ARGUMENT E rH | | b, | = ‘8 : | | i” NEW YORK, April 22. | q ‘| 5 a.m: mm 0 : : i RESIDENT Coolidge, in his address today, made || q FIXING Lineet renter a. f EVELYN NESBIT RETURN (}t BEER only one specific reference to the recent disclosures . | Highest y | | | : . : | m.: ighest yesterday, 4 , 3 Pon tinge in Washington official life. This refer- | | a ent Official forecast [i “From all of this sordiness the affairs of Government, for St. Louis and | SE | SLEEP | cages had ~ua th + sal JOMPERS | | Rushes to Press Table in St. Louisan, Before House | of course, suffer. In some of it a few public officers were | i alert 1 ~~ Courtroom, Denouncing Committee, Urges Legal- | pind oma aba ‘oan uae : a ccaal and | | N SUCH A p EAGE MOVE ¥ it has been so little and | Midee i— Fai | 1Zi | r air ) y Attorney Who Had Op- |, IZIng Sale of 2.75 Per so few. The encouraging thing at present is the evidence | l'onight and - / . — - . Commission Head Wednesday; ris- posed His Release. Cent Brew by Congress.,; of a well-nigh complete return to normal methods of action ¢ ing temperature. | ; 5 : sie | and a sane public opinion. The gravity of guilt of this Illinois — Fair lays Coercive Measures. ,.{°°**, etl , ‘TALK EXCITEDLY ... |“MORAL SUASION kind is fully realized and publicly reprehended. There is i were Uncovered ; Suit | Wetmpetey. er : an exceedingly healthy disposition to uproot it alt h ' n Under Wilson Re- in north Portion IS. | “OF LOSING JURY” INSTEAD OF GUNS” seed ‘edidiadanes punishment i a scale i ih : In Address to Associated Press Mem- | ay night: 4 of guilt can be produced. That I am doing and propose to : bers in New York He Also Urges ‘ ; sw | rising tem pera- : Ties . "tare 4 Wednesday Y ‘His Lawyer Puzzled by \Bootlegger, } He Asserts, Is | _ continue.” Mime. | wie : : Status Quo ver ince. west portions to- | Sudden Outburst of the Result of Anti on DO ey 2 ie Riss 4 Participation in German Loan. PN Blues qncrion stow Ss | ioaiached ” Weald len NEW ACCUSER FACES 400 LUNCHEON EST DECLARES THIS NATION HAS S sae aTiete SMT Cla we’ | gu tronimaw a mom, ,_|MANHELD FOR MURDER}, HEAR GOOLIDGE SPEAK) ~~ cosnanerrssenaces cman - ‘6 | , | , _ Says Consent De-jne - hange. | PHILA DELPHIA, April 22.— ‘The | heft Washington Correspondent i question of the sanity of Harry K | of the Post-Dispatch. ‘ | WASHINGTON, April 22. — St. cree” Proposed “Would | Wildieastihitiothinntn hin Chiat tauee DOROTHY DALTON WED TO ee ee a. inning today at|Staten Island Woman’s Story/ President’s Address Broadcast Be Like Lettin Crimi nal | termine at 3:20 p. m. today. | , g ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN |. tad \Aneactites Press. the hearing of the House Judiciary} Results in Indictment of | by Station K S Din This | ‘ : : Go With Gun Still in His | PHILADELPHIA, April 22,—) Committee on 59 pending bil's co Bauer Case Suspect. | T ‘Asserts Danger to America Is in Failure to H ” Marriage Is Second for Moving | Just as the Harry K. Thaw sanity legalize the manufacture and g6ale erritory. . —_—— | ae | iinet. | Maintain Ideals, and War Left “Trail of Picture Actress and Fourt h for ' 5 oOo} én id per cen} bee - | Theatrical Impressario. trial recessed for luncheon today. Former Federal Judge Henry S.| By Leased Wire from the New York ,; More than 4090 men and women ; | ty the Associated Press Thaw rushed to the press table; Priest, representing the Associatioag | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | : S an - > : 99 poy PAUL Y. ANDERSON. (| CHICAGO, April 22.—Miss Dor-| 114 urst into an exciteq/A@aigst the Prohibition Amend-| NEW YORK, April 22.—The|heard President Coolidge’s New Vicious and Criminal Selfishness’ — Secial Washington Correspond- | othy Dalton, moving picture ac- |’ ” —e - CACILE( : : : : —s. ae wae | : , m a | ' , # a ment, in an address, interrupied by |story of a young woman, who kept| York address in the Chamber of Shae. ra , , speech in .denunciation of Vil- | on oe Fail Mery? pret prowl nema Tomar " . ; peat ’ be polite “heckling” on the part of the|her face hidden by a thick black Commerce dining room after lunch- World Court Indorsement Renewed. — e oat hes "4 . - mph " he os , “3 none A. Urey, counsel for “drys” on the committee, deciared|veil when she appeared in public, ‘eon today. President Clariaon of | er prone 3 oe em Photee +h |}Evelyn Nesbit. who had _ been'that the Eighteenth Amen:lment/told to the Richmond County ithe ofteiiiseniia tiie . b d | ; —_-—— Ww eean deniiaae aidieilacdorised - addressing the jury in opposition to never could hav e »)een passe:l bial 'grand jury vesterday, resulted, a ; ‘: r AM — or the Southern Pine Associa- R; at Hi - A id oe 4 oer elcome a Thaw’s release. When he caim: , ; for the expenditure of large sums 'few minutes later, in the indict- | D. R. Francis and officials of the | " . , ed . Bou" rene ’ — = ' . : lowe Whee ant . of money all over the country. ment of Harry Hoffman, moving ' Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. | By Associated Press. in the Federal Court at St.|/onilv a few relatives and friends. down Thaw said that he had nit “M ‘ss i oe ator h e of | , : . oney was spent behind Sena- picture operator, on a charge Of /were at the principal table. Seven NEW YORK, April 22.—President Coolidge announced been excited becau: of «ruavs speech bat vn as nervous het i _j tors, behind Congressmen.” he said, attacking he on a lonely Staten ‘loud speakers conveyed the mes eget Piacrcell ot “dala te if “to excite alarm: among them hat Island road, at night in October, | cage té-thectmneon nutet in an address at the annual! luncheon here today of the Asse- . > “e — hes well not be elected uniess 1922. ? | a cate. . . ; - > , ; ts or s - 4 * : . . “ | : Huston Thompson chair eee prent to the hei He tiie, Pe ones a ee the, supported the amendmen-.” Hoffman ‘is held in jat! eharced | Frank B. NoOgs, introducing the ciated Press that with firm establishment of a settlement of ' ‘ ureau and obtaine the license eS comme aw, aM ant i ‘hat % eer ee 3 Winter 2 r ; He pointed out that in MissOéuri the With the muefter of Mrs. Maade) president, got a laugh when he | ‘the German reparations question he would favor steps look- the Federal Trade Commis- ) which ave her age as "RR A nd his told those | round the press .a ble . “ite 2 >. ara , . L detailing the facts. it was | an 8} oth was divorced from Lew /|® J@ror might be withdrawn. He eA , Sa gy age nl retines va hereon = peng tires: apo than | Said that he approved Mr. Cool-) | h id ference to con " . ’ : . . . » ; - : I ; P e *i)Tr" z P a ii’ 2 \ - _ that the suit was permitted | Goay in Los Angeles in 1915. The, talked loud and rapidly and at- eee oe SO ees Seen te idge’s Tranksgiving day prociama- | ing toward the calling of another world conter idle be ma e infiuer aa Cody 1 os 8 lonatad ¢f etenti , the people in the previous Novem- ing the murder will be asked for | ad f "t : » ) 5 o «7 ; ;+* » .* “ ficials who had administered ihe.r)| | . m PGeneral Mitchell. charging the | older than the Jebusite Wall pre- counsel rounding - “pe se ap ‘| possible to try a civil suit." He | threatened her with an automatic offices corruptly such a proposal would meet with a SY pathetic response. ation with fixing prices arrd viously found = and apparently his ettorts to Mane Mm sel ciear urged that “moral suasion”’ ho ised pistol] She said she had never . wv * oe a , h P e . ; . *,* Ss 3%. . gp IE ae a OE tape ABN sua: ! ae, aid | : hich wot | . resident said, 1s in position to de-|on his anger at Gray's remarks to “instead of guns.” told this story to her husband. He The next statement whicn won The United States, the e ’ p ing production. This was in| formed a part of the city’s | Line yoga A ress ie ary, 1921. and in March the fenses in the early period. | the jury. lie ote “ a he ns yh Bootleggers Result of Leacue. did not know anything of it even — was ae so Par te take the lead in such an additional move toward world peace, ing administration took of-!| On the surface of the trench, |t® convey was the irrelevancy OF a Asked how “moral suasion”’ after she had appeared before the | "©©@S Mot sreater expem dui : ‘ strat r yf. | > nich, | ft ca ial ) A: ‘ sua: ‘ she , . sp ee mi > i ie . , er et of other nations and ‘‘our bringing Daugherty as heal! which is eight feet deep and 1) | 20,000-" ord deposition SiSUrIng 1n | would stop a liquor caravan from /|grand jury and probably learned greater application of construct.ve | because America holds th espe t Aw) OFFICE | te Department of Justice. feet wide, there is a series of | the case, a under w a i ae crossing the Canadian border, |it from the newspapers. She said | &COnOmMmy. , ‘position is such that we are trusted and our business institu- ¥ ; ; ances : ‘ument, which Gray “4 eae me , * : , ; in js hat broken steps now cleared for the |Sstances this docun Hen “Tay | Priest replied that the agents could | Hoffman told her he was employed There was scattered handelaps| tions and Government are considered to be worthy of confi- became of the suit?” HOLDER VATA A Senator Wheeler ‘Nothin | ‘9 me of the silt and rubbish |wanted to quote from, was taken. | ascertain the names of the viola-|in the Palace Theater. His indict-| ping when the President “| first ti “ ; ' oth Ghani Ss REPUTATIOA) + a. Bdone. It is etal | in statu quo,” | which cumbered them from before [| also re ne answe! hrm Si tors and have them arrested as|ment on her story was asked to; “America must adhere to its | dence. 'eriticism that did not testify at. a : : : , 3.” This oT - a few! critic any other criminals. permit the District Attorney to hold | ideals This was followed Mr. ( ‘oolidge hailed the work of the Dawes Commission , , | HMA aA)” ' Papson replied. ‘The associa-/ the time of Abraham. : Sas AS A&A) ' LEFT retained two lawyers from Co- | What he unearthed within “the llength and also explain w ny my The bootlegger. is a result of the |him in jail under high bail until | minutes later by more insistent ap-| -|mother- did not take the witness Antisaloon League, Priest said,and!he has prepared a murder case}plause when jhe said he regarded) as unsurpassed in importance by anything that had transpired 4 UigHt House bus, 0, They came to Wash-| earliest wall’ has convinced Pro®. | a 4 | a ‘ ¢| THIRTY os Nand saw Attorney-General | McAlister that he has penetrated | stand, erie oo the two together formed the ‘“‘most/he believes will not be thrown out|the adverse vote on the League of; . Th eclared there a ared ‘‘to be ever Yea oe Be Bherty, with whom they beers the city of Melchizedek. | “You see, he added, “I had'| pernicious’ combination in the/of court. Nations at the last election as final. | since the armistice and dee ppe 4 y 2.S. ed on very friendls term oS (aa three different ideas I was trying | country. The prohibition amend- | Shortly after his indictment on More handclapping was the re- reason to hope that the report offers a basis for a practical 80- :.* y tase was simply permitted to) PE ae en oe {}to make articulate at one time. | ment would be repealed by a vote |the assault charge, Hoffman was | Sponse to his references to the con-| , blem ee ere.” He added that the de- |) }{When the gentleman began ques- | of 90 per cent of the citizenship if |taken from the county jail to New | 8tructive work done by the Repara- lution of the Jp ccomminagy eh Sag , by _H. C. yeas) ‘ Ms had taken a change of |S The Best Buys ), Uoning me T could not et ae voters would go to the polls, he | Brighton, where he appeared be- ght Mee tse batgge p= ‘T trust that it may commend itself to all the European ce Seder : ) ( | these points without some | added. , amiatrat : , otn disarmament conference and to. ,_, : : oft © the Federal Court at | clear on the we I an eae 1dded | fore Magistrate roak. The short | y — ni . sage, Governments interested as a method by which, through mutual! | confusion. Om On — ' Judge Priest declared that the affidavit on which Hoffman was | his recommendation in his messag é ; they can arrive at a stable adjustment of the City on the ground that 2 | | , Faris, as a member of the | In Real Estate ;{that I was being annoyed, added to | multiplication of Federal bureaus held had expired. District Attor- | to Congress that the United States! concessions, ithe trouble, defeated my purpose was fast becoming a political issue.|ney Fach asked that the short af- |Join the World Court. ‘ntricate and vexatious problem of reparations, and that such : 1 Supreme Court. h: re OR THE Lové ‘j I e Court, had pai | 1 L ted entirely. Dr. Vorbeck Presents Plea. fidavit be continued in force 48 Applauded on Alliance Views. ; ; 7 an outcome will provide for the restoration of Germany- and oF Mike, a y in the decision against There are many splendid : | ‘ : ; PRINCE, ARE ow Pine Manufacturers’ | saying ved, hee wih }| During the address of Gray.| Dr. J. C. Vorbeck 9f St. Louis, | hours more. This was granted. Another statement. which won! ! aie You | : tion and was therefore dis- | ppt Mae od eal by follow- 2} Thaw sat calmly listening. At one |in an argument on Ahe medical! Alfred Norton, counsel for Hoff- approbation was that refusal to the largest possible payments to other countries, he added. N Here 3 . » | ing the “Real Estate’ col- >| stage of the talk Gray said to the! phases of prohibition? dec lared that |man, protested, but was over- MO Were these Columbus law- | umns of the Post-Dispatch, °| jury: ‘the “human body cannot exist in ruled. make alliances with foreign coun- U Americen Loan. asked Senator Wheeler. “I | ° and especially this week. ) | “You have witnessed Thaw'ts ‘health without alcohol.’ He con- Prisoner’s Wife In Court. tries is the only sure way of con- g Here the real estate dealets. | -reat excitability in this room. You |tended that 3 per cent beer would; \,.. ioreman. a frail looking | Vineing them that tnere is .no dan-| Pointing out that the plan proposed by Charles G. Dawes heard but cannot say | i say posi- |. h )j and individual owners with 15 o6 ‘ t he could be within the hysiological limits ' ; . . . have seen him so agitated h ( | , pny hil was in court with her hus-/|ger that we will make alliances and his associates contemplates an. immediate loan to Germany I heard that one of them | ‘ e subu! ban e’ a? tag ‘ home, business, Cc er ' h 1m | t keep his seat.” of any human ma hin "and th e- >be aerpge dt . ied her baby Doro- against them : f fj nane n of A bank, e ; At this rhaw glared at (a! ny, tf cf u | thy, 1 year old. Hoffman obviously As might have been expected at for p! essing ne eds , an OF £ e j | then ee to his mother and |_DYy spokesmen on deena aman, nervous. kept a green cap in sgt a newspaper poorest a porns the hope that private American capital would be wie, toy | smiled. x sy | s i of his face to prevent photographs | plause came when the residen Gray said be se pretbornryy ae sae hig eae ge ag hr? the | trom being taken. He frequently|said: “One newspaper is better | partipipate in such a loan. elyn Nesbit, Thaw's divorced owe. Jomo mg’ me Fa to ie peo |peeked out over the cap to wateh |than a volume of criminal law. ” Sound business reasops exist why we should jas a witness because cnere was | ae OS _ ‘the court proceedings. | There was naturally somewhat pro- bee the financing of works of peace in Europe eee 273 we | nothing for her to Comtrnaiet. , freak hemincg pay Rr Maas _ | Far back in the court sat Walter longed applause at the close of the le ; Patterson then made the final | Deer. ire eo “pF . mtane festS| Bauer. Since his wife was mur-/|speech, after he had said that repeatedly asserted that we were not in favor of fae curtail production | Let them guide you today ‘plea is bere. chat Seenres ee ee ye ee dered age lines have come tv his| peace would reign whenever the) ‘? | people of the earth would will that) funds for any military purpose, he’ ad ' | ont Operative methods a aps Syery cay Cues jand released. gaye np tei a ed ae face. He has followed every develi- & the fixed prices. f Testimony “Only a Guess. Figures sno . great crowth opment of the case closely. Yes- | it should reign. | ‘Tt would benefit our trade and ¢ of the Department of Justice ute the antitrust suit filed more than three years ago! It was Miss Dalton’s second, and | Hammerstein's fourth embarka- the principal subject before | ; tion on the matrimonial ocean. ookhart Senate committee to- preachers.” he sald, “became’ dis- — ~=— _ eeu °* vie Afar ade Mark pan. ly. 8. Pat. 5 John Todd, Mr. Daugherty’s and subdivision property r law partner.’ 4 for sale advertise their hol:l- © | | ings. ( of 4 Be ga of Conspiring. ) Sometimes it is property for for home or investment in *veral of them were found |? the “Real Estate” columns of of conspiring to fix prices, | the Post-Dispatch. : % don’t mean co-0 ; | ‘of insanity in Cook County 11) ‘ perative, | ¢ Jray had told the jury that not ’ ve *leerday he looked haggard. As Hoff- ** ; ve . ? - ; you’ Brook hart grinned, re- Home ' la single witness had said Thaw | since prohibition came into effect mam: was taken out.of the osurt.| cially hope that it will provide a larger m obviously to the farmers’ I and Investment Hts sane. “They mérely told you | were laid before the committee by | Raver said: | Radio Programs tural production. orEgey Besides this, Talives, "The word vou licate he is | Dr. James Whitney Hall, head of . ‘they saw nothing to indicate “ y nave the right man. rer erty, hong Pag e 35 requirement, which carries such a st the J . ; rc ; Spits 0 "hi. volley —— , a| Vi eek of unsound mind,’ —— at — Hospital of Ch: It is surely a sad case. I am anz-: WW 1 you,’ repre “That 's only a guess an merely a tice meted cut. I antl De tp Ra Regularly ae Following || knowledge tliat out of our 1 buck inenam Peace | | i | “but the Supreme Court | Buy Now Build Now negative testimony.” ¥ ee PO aOR ger have the quiet don't think my wife knew this MAN —_ yy vey 4 . the word ‘c’oO- -operative’ | 2] “Tt is prepostcrous to allow these i runken bum to deal wh h.” he —_—_—-- nor maga Lae pe the Want Ads : cee , —eomnennenne ~ Continued on Page 3, Column 4. Continucd on ‘Page 3, © ‘olumva 4. “a res, ? lumn 8 . on Page 3, Colu ° on Page 3, ¢ TT iy ars ger ere ees Ss PN ~Tontinued on Pag : : » r . : — skercxiptaneant gt teats Cl SABRES ASS UAST ES FRIES AT WTI LT STENT eS : by fi t5* ee Ba - Ucn eee ns eS Si Sai 1 We s * ~ feaiang ot. ee a 4 4 uA ‘ a Se. x t Fes: Pak
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ST. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TING cas Namibicebesn a St ae Bee aq S OUR FOR ea = . NC | a =* . — -— ne Se PAR | ICIP IERS saxation. coat . Bey LID 3 de ' axai . . SOUT ‘ oo . FO . ATE IN -Etkation, “The sain argument 0 wii te position can « argumer devel ——— » the s an al it of elon _—_-_— ar € supposi l be red ° | ment » ———— ral publi sition thé uced sonsolidation rhere wer | tax ubiic car lat the en ations were gre: a axation : 1, be” reli gen- ormous i of ™ at in — ( > tic and a elieved and invest properties g Uupol oolid yn of taxes lai greater a of d a stupe stments of capt s, | thy, a , re) wee pate rp 2 1 ee | shall laid o propor- producti yvendous | capital ) and Ger » full oint of not exami n the ric . ction, al increas a willl many } symp Ss O this . n ne the ich. I a growt ’ a ] acco €t« a of +} Dns rness P . IAS ex H- de _ -- —— udget b ut Men injury proposal, tt soundnes man h of populi mpanied bs the execution tO CO-ope presse ‘l Pd monstrate thi — ‘ y Den ace to N its . which it 1e econ 7” * y millions ation reach . appears 1 of the perate 2% alt that we ¢: at we have ae a ‘ 1ands on te ational I i impossibilit would infli omic ~Anna~ 7 Sj. yas 6 ung hope tl to be eve plan. The ' io a ¥e me an. ne | Pouial — r t on yrincip! : y as ict. or Vorl i al the ‘ as our hs : Vat, t} ry res -Tre ti : suit of A om ¢ f ; ional A gress f O e. i] ‘ a , d War rutbreak masis f le rene easol ve ther merican ; ecc if the ppropr or Sec examp! on it a: 4 ight to : “— a lon ; re the rep: a practics offers ‘he H ‘eady in pa ally cally. j e politi omtaids 2 tat ™ minister le of a as an the avoid ; g time w parati cal s ' » | equi aguec Frit stence | y and s y. intellec cally ‘ vEW 10ns ster to : n att - e assu id this ec ex. ve that it ons pr solutio equippe junal wi |} tis spir ctually es lie _* et JURA ° evade t a supp empt cone mption onflict | it may robler n of ar d to f ich is | lue to ritually y, mor- $s in ine to th : aprit 22 ae a wahoo: law of etme desire i soe ern us. On a it did Sate all the ved peri erbers se sa I trust areerene Bong te wherever } a ue to be advanced st paar We are re justice . ¢ tex ,; COuDM . sh the ce. I ‘re jacki lat subj oO interes oUropes itself | vased | esirab may ofa . This =, | de > against Presid h ne to desir publi . It see f cking | subjec ested n Gov tO in par le, and ay be day s is no estruc Wap f& sidmas Cool pddress of situallo: sire t lie i ms ormati gz ins ject we thr as a rover part t on tl of yoray t } Ctive a? Decas. | rerlials > +? ; ~2 it fey * of a G ’ have s assu ation ~ accurat ; rough meth nment . on the # al, and of an genera years eC cau ‘ W : 4 luncheo 4 gf » Kinall rheir ow ;overn ‘+ the adv med that whi F We fo Se in- they mutu: od by w 3 Inter eague th in } era I tions it It se it e oniiin n af ‘? PrN weal — . . ne arly An prof its bat ment wi vanta " hile it und, at s can : ual C ? hich national 2 ° ere is t} now t : t is f ° may b ! seek c is co a . yv- ated Py our 1! ifbie pesit f thos ing it COs payi n of ot so the ' meni . ee SSiotis is alrea Justi . , 0 t p in t} ere a rou Ww . a Pod he entir SITION bia 5° , ‘ Besid st of mis 2 ing us inti »yathers it grave vexa i ‘ of th : «i Stabl ° propos dy func ti ce, | ri ’ o ren ; 1é righ nd w gh m ith | in The Dut lire civil through- hat s sides bei naintai mately ; . it did ec exatious e intri e ad- al was 8 oning. | right i lain ¢ t dire e bel utual gathe one f zed wor : such ar ing ¢ ain took y and per! mneern tions probl ricate ate by P ent to th A t ideals onstant c | @ leve le 8 Ss of new . \ ic and whic! nain ob} rid ha possib!] result onvine our par perilously . and em and yl reside e last Se hat ji se We to th ints in tr ' r 0 = has ‘ pul ati 7a | Ww 8 . jee! i mu Ie of ‘ . is utt ced lengt! art in . ly : Ww . will that of r ad he nt Hard n- s bro: need e and ; . ui : eee 4 than a deeper on wal as the wi n view even accom erly i », in the . prov such 3 epara dherence t ing for peopl ad et! a fai | perm nter | - is some significa TI winning ' more fir plishi 7 'm- instituti the : war at of G ide for an « = lish » the cov our | e mak 10ugh aith anen ational . large ena times realize . | 4 — » megan ° e of the that it misr firmly of te [fam a. sorter eae: fense of f ~ sil eee Pa me alleen 8 al this court eres estab- | Let them me their pat let the determinat record for of Delegates Sel al " itself prise - . ; ? m ry col : nake attit: ' eprese 1e b cnowle Ve > helie ree . le pay . ‘ id the : oratin: ( to t! ‘ } ch | and come mist: k ' 1 es on rs t Vv alone. I can exist e otive a nsiderati al- \ ude of sents th elief one edging t} ve, whi col ayments larges . eratlo 1e favorab sub- under unto , akes. e are of > & My ect . ; : et a 4 : — ] , P . 4 » ss c > tri . ? . t : Associat e case im possi b! ve been » we" , puted a ght a ing acti or free i ples, and t} and su ing for ” prop cal one ne the an many wspaper lat is ; Unl a of the ated Press with see le and believ with tt $ possi nd fai | ction a instituti a vic- 1e thre pportir adopt osals for . But t sche any eri r is be can ess it : ; eyes ss. It is ms lil wh el t 1e pro ssible, consi rly | t this ti utions assi e Ameri ing it, : . | courts r arbitrati hese olmas ninal 1 etter not bu abid * | neve s~* of ma : s one Not ke som : ich , fe nec per m . consis or world s time i ie Our esistants 1e rica . and are |! ratiotr gio ster is aws . lod . ild f r slumt ankind w Notwithst e wild iow T cessar aint stent | ! servi was disti il ij ts. by ns a to thos 1ot put f 1 - and n of bai s better . One ging or it | ing, nbers. Wi whic standi nightm: The Gove: ry pu enan | its sacrifi vice s distinct discreti y whos and the! se who é forwar | is 1 vailiffs r tha | © place, ny | it asse ithou of patrioti ng the mare sover blic ce of sacrific . Ameri etly : ion it se wi Pr th are well ij ard t | ett s. O ana le orld b If ; inble ut ceas triotic gre to rnm fu ; wa ce for rica rer t was isdo e ide: l inf y | er th ne ] - ee the » events es ea as, over c ferv Pat wav be ent nectio s the c or wl mad idered is for m a , a that ormed | ner an cierg | by vil, t of each ch day er the vor whi ave success itself ns. e cau at it ade | suffi d so i rmulat nd lied at they c wit! s. Th an army yman — which here und tra part of the th he land; 1ich swe connec ssful, a . in ord Tl se of ri believe sufficie accept: ated ar upon as y could b : of i ese a 'y with | tion we ca isn ansmits the wo the tremen > notwitl epi ted wi and all er le sacrifi ighteo ed 4 it to Ww able 1d for on. adec e re- ntern re our an- s fro nt ae er pa them t rid, t) jendous ithstandi of their ith it of tl occasi acrific usness approb: warr _ Will aa entirely equate | ( al pe guar m m evi . pe -~ & rt. Th 0 every “me pce s sacrifi BOERS ir en , mus 108¢ casio es mié ~~ ation ant tl be | They aly prev means | Jn wi ace awd antees «| ents c 1 results. ber Bon fe e fund oth- | ! ple in ev ices whi 2 can ad ergy t st put be ions, whi ade o A situati of tw re lasti y are re ventin s | de lat mi ; pro pes «| te and Be yr thi ament nade, ; every w lich | o for y upon w all nefit ich r n the lation ¢ Vo conti ne curi ather a g wi | pend ations ; gress rmen o mu | it in [ s lies in al rea- and st : walk f li what the what wi to oft result se cate ; at « ontin ing ad} meth ar. | al 8 wl are : th t of th ch f . elt te the fac almost s ood read 0) life = i they people they ise in hers ed in . and dif , nce be ents. diff : just ment od of s road. lat th at home e ins e JL oO Fight f ance t » be of t that , st unconsci ady to mak Ph eee o can . not Ky a be ~ resulte a in a ficult th ji erences, of clai ei if ey ; } trum world...' or F > Oo . vite dit 18ci i mak ese ar get u ve ne ed ; mos t has intri- : S, a aims : rules the —_ wil 1um ent or- | mor , reat r New ¢ fficul . rengtl js 5 fore do no e fin what . -in of ente r the 1 ang | ¢ a co eatest gai | ers, i ngs and ormati war rial r sults since surope re im onf ty. w 1 is i e of ar t | th al est ‘ on Job rtainn nere pu 4 ur po nsiders t = Kaine n orde ‘ need : ation ard our esour : A flow the Ar ; has port- erenc e in . Im our ms, Oo e c ablish 5s. , recreati ,ent,. am rpos a pulatio able .pa | gerve r that s of col ir cou cee set j ‘ Armistié nese on Ar e ey crease moral , our omple ment of ‘ g ation, t useme a morb jon was rt of ourselv at we oth- ng ntry in t Ur ce irred mam vervw the desi pow good te u for th rut alr nt al d id fin ae throw thro >1\ ea b mav 4 on. T L- whic] O- ges A in ents J . where esire f er. will t main a “ e pra nost en whicl ancial n int ugh a s by serving best ards of! he ¢ 1 is sti meric é Pre ; We mainta by b or pe found oward : for! ctical tirfly 1 ever state of > | are appropri ving lis gener: still Parti an >posal naintai ein ace only ’ nation, purpose did 1 1 the t of mind all a priate them the res ing we al sta artici . efor tl s have our d ain a mili = peac oft y in ' ny CU mri on | nd, a par : er stand- - Sealendal é | milit: ceful he the ~s A. B 7 mean in ord of Yn- 10t who yest intenti countr part action. W ol ulting re rais nd ipation i or the codifi alsq_ be , efens itary peo EeTTS. s ofa er th sire f lly esc: ntioned | ary. T of on . We | id har plenty aised nin L tional! ificati een mé | e, but y force will ple of ne attitude of | what ecurate k at by apes ap prof ape. T - success o be i e cor i ardship y ma _ an Part of oan ' law cation of ade | our offe for cease the earth, the Misso | others nowledg kept its and he de- | essful ina } nmon | emoved ps of exi any of the t} of th ° thing mi . Und intern | offensi they when he ton of 36 uri del-| may ! s are de eof on incr more 4 ly"m conditi realthy ir . O existenc = lat ac ie pial might oubted! vit sive | shall they y , » the Der y be laid jing a ce for e easing profits eansa f on ec y and ito a a ice wer consid 2 cont this di be ac y sor e when cease, ynal convent nocratic w auccessf d out of ; ourse : asy m and th us péetiti a free int onomi gr positi ountrv re at once | derable eniplat directic ccompli ne- | they w Peace ® ion in New . ul acti accurate . night . oney b e quest ion in erpla ‘i cal- eatlv : On wil y can ir © Me loan . es la rege } yn, alt} ished ; ill th 24 has hee ! York : tior ait) : ion. : and univer ecame & that servic y of c wo Vv increa 1ere if 1¢ nmedis ade to : shoul , odv a ough In at it } puzzling | rin tl meant sal. well mutus e, bé om- rid les sed 0 t had : i ate pres Ger! q | in und y Of sucl gh a very | c politic ians si Jemo- . mean ie An ; an All ay whic al fait Y ased j ader pport a ng tl o essin nanyv dertaki 1 law ery a since the s a fal lerican ate attem of thi ch w h in upon t took ship. I unity ie fing g need y for | of wi ing t aw consi Tr | e delegati selectio fl forn : aith in t ‘ people the . oe pt to ; 11s dene e ter} each x a hi . In mor y for trust ft ancin vs s. incl arfar o estab sists = ation-at the 8 n f : , sound = j heir abili witt velong: appropri ce. N erm publi other Decisi gher ri oral hat & of é ua. | “s! e and lish r ts ention Springfi ability 10Uut ging: pri- — Notwl lie ! ecis rank power ital priva a bank ! its 1 determi rule ce a Ww eek 3 eld ; once 1) judgme . to ; rer) ] of turbi . ithste co . | ive be > 1K. : W ill te A nk. of ne termi : 8 17 t j ug 1e fa nts. WwW ing servi dering : others ng char andin nfi- ejecti j pe w meric I diffic utrals ning tl ar s, to the fr . puzzling sented cts, hav vhen Sec soaiehe caf 5 a corr | latio aracter g th> di of ion n advanci illing an ca | w ulties » . On 1e e ' re ank and fil ' . to the e bee | Chi ; respons ns, r of re dis- Le ancl g to p- wou to | e of wy, ocrats, i ‘ ile of out PD hem clear! . 1 pre- be his conditi i- enor! notwitl recent rev ague » business — this participat , Id be th ve enc the Conti al ot to the le: id the : a prejudice I y and with ide near! ition. beg san nous pres istanding eve- The oven t should reasons loan. So e ing the co e necessit ountered wh nued from X : fe * poll of the delegati er. : ' nal work 3 is this " it left a y four y an to su sage of legi ssure f the re cal at. d partici S exist Sound but nsent of al y of se ere h Page : f -Dispate] on by tl ° that ° natio educ “a- t alor vea rs u - ' gre egisla : or th 2 our Dp ‘ } be li ing of icipat . ‘ Ww hv no d 3 all th cur- in , elp wi hate na One ’ has prod 1¢ . the A nal in it vici ig its c S ago | atiy ir tion whi e pas , resenc ittle worl] ate in fl y we the oubt tl e nati g just ll be TEE sa ¢ which d duced for! associate sscope, | ous and > depeheniens , Sut tainin crease hich w a soften e att doubt thowg ‘s of ie fing major P ie agr ons m requi used f : treasury,’ does not ref oe & ns, and ated Press ' which j 1d criy a trail ning tl thec would ed tl he tr that gh we peace } anc- far i Power greeme . otion remeuts or mee ip Pee ly the att! lect ace fair upon its i per- ch in di ninal 1 of Uni 1e Gov ost of ished 1e ter eaty t: serte have 2 in Eur in pr rs wo nt of ofa and t- one ki y mi attitude of tI cur- ness de « integri ever diminishi selfis) ited S vern mai the ms y table ad the e re rope oduci uld Fu peacef the | ind nori ause f ye dele: it y el sj rishi sineas Stat . ment I- tori > ePxac . and ‘ of iat we peate ' I ad ing t £0 ve ‘ rst ul Pp pro- tio ora ty ) t he ] nant gation ure th pends in | and » nee | ng deér - the fai es, of ious nest ctior dimi ad\ owe div ¢ oO not hat r ry T Dut urpose.” ' ns, nothe ' yesitancy © cou ar ge grail ify een ~ ree | ailure notwi the ne S$ natio 1s of n- ancin re no . . as- ann clal result he P : y to oO se. iy some r, and gates t : of ma in th rse of meas- Lily an ¢ attem 1aS (“on e of ithst ants ns, wl the vi tary g fun t in fs ounec ; m to . _d resid ursely | Ww ide times o yiace th ny is do ed State: > opinion per thr te gro Lo accur ss up to jority in pa ensiv jointe our tri ose. I r any mili arantee th ormul e to | deliverec voted hi The r ram ost | aus of the K on ne wi el T) age rou wn i , / urat the . of ft} rt sl } ; e alli ove- trade . ec Ww : mili- w ™ th a th | ews red his sam ifications.” many ©@ kno . ithe iis W gener: gh in all the , ely pre 1e terri ibstit iane 6 and ould orld e ; at w | pape lo ad- jt e la 3 y that wied sonal o ut any ti ork F ral er dulge . expediti y to ce sent ti rritoris uted ce wer specia gd col benefi wee peace will | oft r publ the 1 | en of WwW requ they will Ke . r politi y tinge of arge edulityv nce. ar ditiously ymipreh ime try ial tra for t} re y lly ho nmerce efit nite thi ere ar of he co ishers eading i a sou ires ; to vote oO be told w practic ical opi per - , Sunnis 5 to r na need . 5 to / end 5 refu nsfer 1e@ US ide q ‘ pe 1? P ; and 2 . hings re cer . the | tr v untry, and 2 4 1¢ ass Nd meth a n the ea } 7 “al nee nion. A V and ams of m umors 0* ) of t: minis and e sed t s © sual -j a larger iat it wi we lieve s, how rtain defi- | y's for largely edito erted od . « because arly ballo “a met by ed exist vers paigi oney d > lieve axatic ster t nant _to adher Jur co ricult r mark will : ca ever efi- re eign r y to tl rs , Cess , addi of tay : . of the i ts, way sts. and conce} on ace vy aema € that yn ref o the ' - of th ere t m8 ural arket f pro- tai n be i , that I! mind elatio 1e CO ; of th ng th ny have } nform 0 Tt is | very practi it is ceivabl ecount anded eco . the orm with a ie League o the ce torio producti or ou nly o Gone be- | #! ed thos ns, altl un- | lle | e Goy at “th , that there W ation ndivid etical ser fs An e motiv of e nomyv requi vol , I be- . decisi gue o COV- us that ction our Ag- mig ught , _ which lat “*o se wl 1ough in wri ernm which t} Ww ill be a te is a dual in i service no ive and very he Vv andr reme regard sive r of Nati flow forei . It is ght reli oO be , cer- ‘ ur firs 10 } he ° it Ct ingi ent doe } wey Ww ill t 2 eals r. persor ites natur | unces d actio met 1 educed nts of | “© as fi ejectio ous ing int ign gold = nO ear leve tl tried j and th st duty i reard hi an fron & all t ; icipate |! ye expected us | ce for to . ose the eg ay not i s will ] a conti oll ch I dance countre%n. een mili mucl ople |; must b meri urselves”’ ieir b ple. have be arding W tirely . makin r each | Punish CO gre: inconsi . ect r itinui owin ; prol | uatryin itary 1 of tl of th e mai can es dis urge but peen told which y to tl gz its ap . G 1 untry at reso nsisten reparati ing eff g this Ibable t is great is] y arma 1e bu e | stituti intain stand tribut nas Wi As a m d nothin indivi ie¢ intelli peal en- | Fron uillty I * . urces t nomi i ations ort to : ise that : : alto * Sil the aments . rden of world ation | j ar with ountr: r the re take me s concepti e and rit SO ( ons th lat Ww een, rma e sett! para- | s our of our ] idenc at en- st a as b of yn of , 3 : © indiv yrroad ' recogni untrv } rom ring e nditior y economi n itself nce t g to | America ng am and mis of dis that s ary ing aw, nip Ss we | “an | and go a sn aders, th lied, M in vidual principle y 5 ered . as nN w hie x- hy eS ic an = Eu o th end jj Ww ong i} . isunder S- mee such ; uirie One 1elp e Ww od wi a nahi tio at the y C- ’ : ’ ? ot . ch \ tu : t it ; dr r rope es its Vhe 1e | ; erst { wit ; a pr Ss dis- of t} th- arn iti. 1. ‘ n that re is ence and nati of our d, is rey vet f the rning ; can noral | t} an . solutic as- len thi ,uUrope: and- sp ha oposal , |; ment ie pre s Aga os it MeAd no ex- . caleulati ational d tion vealed ully r itself all its not do ; that di probler mn of mad is adjus an nati sachet an be = se sal would | s of o -emine “7 inst O me he nominal oo will ments ating ‘ epend- ' of the bv a . ecoyv- — «CC by » thou this | id not : ett in , the ade, ar e istmment . ions sue . But { ; patheti ent ti ur cou ent re A n the v 4 . icon an j receive | an s whic the r ing | bills whi consi pros y maki ghts ¢ | Purely involv any + tit id ha is fi j success li he 1 SBR. me is ntry quire- diti ever ntentio d that ' in? Aiti ch flow f requi “Dy efor s whic ider spertiyv i ing in o tes lve ny way ne of as heé inally . s lies j nain e. | phasi tor at tl itic nt tha , n of th there _ mm ion ‘ w fre re- for re t) ich a a- Self \ it its on whe politic: us if . 1 oper: , ad Ss a oe A con . in fi ho asize ji e-esti e pre nm de ; t Mis e M is ) @nd ym thy ra je (" re pe Ifis} s eupr mater Pnever cal 1 their settle . ratio suffici iposed irst pe of in tl ablisl S- velo " sour! eAdoo / en ? acco : rovern) at ce n eX ong pend- iness iprey eral a er in t ' at the nents public of ever lief fr more Amer? nal exi ere H ir Secret the adiust in Eur ym that 1y of isidere and ‘is! of vici away t ar . experie to justi hile \ ake the y do not its | fails e di- ry, | n tl ermi su Aft itary = or rybably | ions - ou _ it ance we | - ins ent An ued © ~ oie a deal candid | 8 idea! ire 1t AM ¢ ie p 1ined pport ter 45 proacl ‘iy in questi I , rt ery must Ss: & , | offic some ot .¢ n Next se wi al with ate. The ats. ® matt tor 1 advi ublic of all ran- red 1possi stio- n the ev ' vy peo st be k against | ers W > of it ource, | 10 McA = _ pr \- of tl ised c tre: ing pen: the politi after sible j ? even ple tr now ' FB were a few ’ gical repre ‘Adoo ; to hb principle , tha ie Rur by t} as- ; : It is ace 138 mail itical the if a ditio t that iO acaquisi lat WwW mto ev j ut the > guilty Ww publ pur sent h or . ve conf of serv! t caref ireau of 1e Dire infor - a ma under: n { mucl proble metho “ n devel such mai juisitio @e are 8 vo 5 we wond y pa rti ac LOU ul rpose im. T “H ic . *. atter ‘ ) , é - as ici Puid be of he. and i founded vice i close eful c of the B mation iter of stand- | | 1a questi m, At d of tine lops, it | con- Lintaini n of terri eeking | is so n er is n pan's IS PO e to such lt a ractical Sea ing at tl utatio ef yne pe ne G curate public nto} not s do exami jes per rmment o mii vy. and Es or so at this unded ©} » «al McAd aly oes senti veak & that ere ar n di ernn eople ; over agenci offic e dea es ne by ine wh ahs hosti nt wit! iitary d | few ras b so many IS | y JOSEP 6 among hi oo and vidual an that talism r pass ser) Ss pe Cher and it Oth vt ref » Whie yr di ai perati wnec an be i imtent ifrien ° , ee so litt! er| Co Daily 1? wie uppor at elt ssag ously nd- ere j er leet ch! plom: ion W ountry i nsti iol ae dly 3 prese neou e a . Towel ust ay if nake- rters : | sume or the either bon ge. on , Si is lik other FON to 3 nust racic to ri ith ¢ yine tutions ike ¢ y and nt is ragin nd ; «(M evard e no the C tn } burd ion is ft eX lie h neludi d la Ww ise inv e plea politic: \ mar ssaril the rselves rs, fur ' werful I of , »litical gh co P eviden ng ember yt pend ae d, ar minee “ab- eo ho ens wi oo AS penaditr . “ ould . nz th if of ser .t ivolve i -"e i Varic al Stat at! ked j ’ VW or! 1 . and t} ther wor xam this : ime mplete ce of at udit Burea De id nn ] should warr rne 1} 1ich er! res of increas e our vice t the US «eC e of degree burd oS of tl] 1e rest y ; rid “Vv ple thr is a thods retur a well MEMBER pth of distr ook-in be anted ys ou ought iment the ase tl in cour wy | reser Juntri mind wen le me ss 0! tio ery ougho | lie s of act rn to ott OF TH “ ribute on th ~ a the in e@ Liners $2.6 for n “eder: 1e vthine j ‘trv j ited ¢ es. ‘but d of +} me of CO nace Ins ha VY many ut the opini tion a >» norm Th E assc Joh«"’ d. e jobs! exte onside It is ~ 00 00 ext y al Go : re F R in t} ‘ is te solv is one Ui Ws 82 nits an ( mpetiti and or ave bee ‘ of th of on. T nd a aa al A gnoc ee ao Pu 1s j nt of r ring s thi: ; 0.000. 'T far bv v- preset 1e@ worl stand * ed by : whi @s re? sur d mor ive ar in fave mn the r e na- this = he £ ne jl -tithed to lated . oo a’ rpose e justifi recogni self to at out . Thi vy abo in i any “in at ie, | busi the a ch. ce «i re the sett e effecti ma- Vi: or, and recipi public) kind is ravity ih- | news 4 ge ae te excl _ In fac of Fig hold able t liging t! De side f s would ut hur forw vy es Se ness . pplica yuld he hery settieme etively antage o have } ents of blicy s fullv . of gu! | erwi ispatches a Mea et. ia ft ht. > the ' 0 aceu that it partme 0 the : d mea me an progr ard n 3 to privat talent tion of e yeen nat nt of diff : in- of ex of our } iad th jan . reprel . realiz tt +4 _*- credited credit to . 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Th republicati ublished ‘ y In the Misso try selves y be uss which 4 of ex Aaning, t 8 practi all degr me achiev of | saahenesa T enced to reas¢ arms,,bu y a re- | al enemi have ime ' proot j v healthy ere is | are also oo ) ut ext | othe uri, and , : s Ape , ; . call t gree asure ; ve- pere pUsSiINeS oO suc ason: t by ; . hia he Amies , no tr ieter it al iv di ; rer nm atr r stat oul dito ser nust penditur " pre vy | od bv ed d i 1eCSs such t * not yarec pos We tradi ste? tog spo : d ren es a our o ow! pe Serve than ure sent e4 0 for y whi a lit ry @\ me an o war st by ac ourse sition have . punt ether sition , 2285 ele gth t s wefll. | stop | ation séhold iten ed. Es be | re than 24 ra. U is at consider unnec ay justice ry acti eading responsibi at pow to nt evid nt wher dmin- ! 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Ameri must TI aults o er or St allied \ n are me “in n : re . f a! p i. 11s an af ot) ice / lnale *j as ance dy\ ‘ jal se just . : j st ] . ? j «re of oe aS : red b eusannm © f : AY 00 rt of | : g ind guir or , avn eI; . ther whic ds cone e. 1 to le w | yet hi ifies f re nstit mnte serv ry v cl he org sacrifi dividu remer aggreg lent. B all 4 rs wi ich it succes cor nsiste This end ere ling m: s the preseryv u- : nded. ; ice, Mr ; Dal ty. carrier neces ir ele anizati ces al ui it, of grate t ' ut 1 iddi re as to ?: : rend 7. orrect ntiy ; Pos a | “ ulrea ] , nay be ed. a hl ree@jiat: . also ih! (‘ool ly only dad ore 7 whi : ctlon on. the suffic nd on dous hey aken | e one a co ideved - iness y maintai Sition ome si dy ther done rhe istance ¢& dem »olidge vy 50¢ 6 | on ch th to th cause ‘ lent ationa Stlry) . make n the i} of eX: nside . . ia . trate W us f itained iccess re ha . ter . agai andes month: exert a McA e in- : of ri te . « ] the ‘ ] ha , the : ile abi XAT rab! * ‘ a w h fin; : Its Dr wnd P as bee mined neat “th atrey? .oDv : nm ed, . doo : Wi ightes nainta: ir ass ve m stupe , ility of iple. | le de You en ally d i at least n ASSA em 1m | eatpteree aumas to and organi it ow tion by ed, a of t peo ealed inv and Mr awes : van pon tl e. one at the Po mi-clase# n ae they the ti Que 1} ould ry the nd dem their ple t ited by Mr. Robi s, Mr : 1@ pubtie | er act of of Or 0 vot are me : or Es s an ne Go onst Ww oO tal ! yt tobir wat yiie | of Ms f te rea . y Mon grains baer ee: ee not aie ror strengt 8 the s mn affairs ye ee ig, Repat renin wer ADVERTISEM Path View fer 3 sound t -onse th . ons C EN wield ° ionwe ‘ ele Son ey. he 3 Che } ster 8 der f self-¢ idnes nted at , om - T trina ever, gate 1e appli aw to ree Zgove 38 an : to ser purpos Ss. 0 wil s-at-] ment of 1) . lied t of eer the fo ; , insti ; rn val YT! : e) ve se. » niy ! Ca arge x - Ie . coun : Odh f rvice rdin iILuti li¢ nt le fi ° an i one st oO “ z > lag otis its its i waste > situation must eae 4 I art un- which ser of 3 : ‘announced fo a four a refer Boo ey have lotr i? 26 erst yn ng ‘rinses but we Our athe of other la for the af. report h known-+a the expert Science es 4asonably for the votes re re- ul as re j ce ands (p- a as r as th rts w cert . Anin ry dr MN rhie h ] paving t be \ nany-f e of en the e pa are a ] rublishes ntlyv b > awes ; hi La cig! on for that all our g near amatic \ out 1 Narra? . old. exere Amer] mere at deal of ad. It een mi: 18 D st M t= we him four coun ly 10 was alue re noney ited = i clsed can exist t res t show ade SP re as Wh re iim, Sev whe trs . ve ; ‘ ceiv exc in Wee up inst - \- ion ; earcl sa . EC/IA a a er ie} on t? en of ne é nter years ; on ti ed, cr Acept : rid w mm the ituti | and ; 1 an great i ~ hw 1 wa 1e@ CO acueieocd \ 28 . needs is i part of t aive rece = estimat ould be aire rest of mt “4 the ial broad aie Investig» CIENCE iscase— ¢ orking want Wat tees pity vere ‘iol Stan ie G ‘eive ate. Ae ie oO lire pre - s ; “ -. Wwhie 0 t y | mina and re alt erati ated Go d pert At 0} ult t | — mer hens: ; orid 1 ich rga he M ead- tin ab ogeti ratio by a vern od 1e 0 over , t h its of 1s:0" ren nsull bas inizat cAd lurid 4 in norms iv n of . gene ' ment TT of e c nd of wi - ‘ eived as bee , the ait comes alin fo n for d given tha ion oo na eve the atr a or dition all the ral cor ents « steady of a lon by t} n favor situs. prep forwe cr heart iabetes the kK 8! t the . and it - In th nts of traine sh meet atte nsid “ of thi y acc ng missi ie FR orably hy ee rad lwi action, Ad. emark ase se le is n ew a d a does At present ndjn ar wit his natur omptis sion. It i Leparat y re- y elimin n that eS ee Leadi — a dele aders ot or w Lion en a gr tr » = weet ic} e at tl! ying t SLI den ple B lo P Den sed wi th 25 enti ere el stand eati se. b eater , worl worl a lef the al to ou cae tered tists a: SL wate © tal Profe “gt e only ¢ eet es rely ¢ ther « ards on of ut a gre r outla d respo d powe Prt woul lies are us as prod this and ph or Firs Profes Endorsed e Was ; orme y exce ee tHe ast asid uspende Cites conatri x eater a ‘ (Oo muec py nsibilic! er ve} A € look , ~- clinte vey ‘ed such ientific yai lanes U IN Gu t Time sion N by a ca r Gov. G ption Sayre oni Aitoreth. istan ictivie econ por- and t ch to say es. it is ita ame _ ADVERTI ‘ oe ntgn IR rn evens Go. us S nteed Under Sean oa + for eer th ardner, | aon tO do th ’ ce om\ ring y that is. not : SE Vha' rs of orse that g res | f of oy euri e . § *1 ‘OS: s1 rantee: se th afford - ad powers leedi: ms of b e dise vliar fails gat Dispat ) Th ° 26 e when yt ‘Ton fe ger am 5 : is Oppor br 8 vanced actuall ig. heals acteria aeed gum chemica to touch @S-al- ch is was follow ages ied om to mothie oo tu urprising a . and. th saest rer reese aya, tare Frederi red by * erlec enc ( OE ; vem case 086 rou orrh g0CK- ‘ ‘ c by a per | aoe tee quality e te ee = But on 2 ent with s of: ps teeth. h ite ti ea. clear , M. Ha . nonco k Dp. eriod | step ewet ~ aly eelpen 3 — cantifies 0-day treatment te = neyorrhes BESLIN. ssue-butid- = Charle y, St. Lo qn enteent; anqnvenky *. luge al re or d tment you time. LIN en > n a H. 4 uis : ’ . 80 ise is to t h ost 0 . Me wheels. eomee on complet ate Re = 5 our as shown M reply: F Mayer.’ St. | all ord entan om, d to word cAdoo: rank Joe DEmprt - yo res . . rs. W ‘ rhea ur case uits. A Dont e vAdoo; : E. no °o rs, DE SILIIN refunde "matter noe recth Mrs. Excelsior ae sol ho unded. r mone a seri. or An d onl ttle Cont y wil te na Nolen. gs. no Judge y th 80! makes ents of he * ‘ "tt rf & Del reugh rei ution, 2% eac. ‘S. y. noncom Christian, ph Drag Stores, Wel quarts of DO your # no cochtitaky, Cape Gl {f-Vi ilsen departme Ever BL G ply. , bpe & Drug € Kore to ont Dachage U ' ’ derie Dru ag “ ‘you og ."% at # ; ha ioe § a . BS preening yee nat enue i ee your idence, . ehnson Scruggs, Bros. Ore Vander & Co., vert Wei & “Be pert BD eey ae ie oe stix, ucent ‘ Beer ar *“ run ne risk ll b ‘ae wetinnie nati a enieemmeamtine * nes ee ee o ee ee ththitinn aston ror ae — . ays aes * ae om : oe ts made to th e ' of mo sl re markable ind ustri 7 trial , ly filled. paps es lindell 23 c 23834088 Y. 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eS x i MS sR mais REFS RTE TUESDAY EVENING, *) +) APitLL 1924. URI FOR s @ IOUIKELY IK VOTING : of Delegates Selected ield, However, to Reflect Attitude ely. ee DECLINE TO “STATE PREFERENCE — nl lies in the Justice of | ; \\V are “aLfainst “ear he * . 7" | destructive We ar Pra. ; Tame phages are or » because jt js COnstructive : :. " seek concord With ll through mutual padan We believe in Lieaties em oo and int: rnational “ permanent record for a re determination , eo eee « ion, evidences of ar hut SOm. thing these is required, to of the world determination. if from the heart Of th afm it abide there muild ft; lodging S Neon fa i the win Mil world be evil, thete is nbc rel by which Can protect the’ tions from evil re Stlts. CG z nie can do for thee erment of the worta Th the instruments through i humanity acts in inter a relations Recause they p. do eve ryvthing they maa neglect to ao w hat they cal the final establishment of Gad the cor) iplete mainitenanes good will toward omen wil found on): in the righteo ; the people of the ~ arth aa Will cenmes. h} ihre \ will t | aan ~ em ltgromcag Pan, 6 will rele politic ians since n ey Will that it pnalt rey delegation at the Springfield —— — : . week age, puzzling, Arms Patley bis. to the rank and file of the pean Settleme wrats, not to ihe leaders, poll of the delegation by the Dispatch has oo a re- which does not re fle accur- is the attitude of the yp ePwey ya lreasury.”’ by one king ~ tions. some “A ; ide il) remifications . Se law requires the af muse of the “hesitancy o' many tes to race themse)! on on Of # sound method of taxa add ng ‘the these are tention than ain peace hinal, come ple Cannot Wwe nts niuch Seer Secretary Is to Force Trades and Get Look-in Jobs. ——— Br cuRTIS A. BETTs. attitude 0! the Missouri del- n of 36 to the Democratic ij . : | : j convention if New York \“ hye r) they the selection minority, group ves Orgzag Almost nat ee'- pro- anothey, ri. pecause of the know ledge many that they will be io vote on the early pallots, because of the information ny have that there will be deals which they will be expected to icipate bu. regarding which have peen | nothine. a matter of fact under rule, hich the State conven- adopted for the delegation. it probable the entire 36 vot in the McAdoo column deals ned litnes their Sane acd ing ' —aj. 6—6hOT Othe On- fie in Wrincing he Cord) Dive him burdse es” distributey rds in- ‘er i-serled,. that Ceanye Phivghey all reve Peon. but in m nas ligt ind fa Proosmsi by de (oes told Ine thei us (‘ar Vile Lilie law of of Ameri: a's the ip resident tra XPmplifications in Which. untry «a we responsibijis Which “Ag hice for w i tve cutise of r -h “at the peace OUT presence ind diminished of the \ ictortous natie ° He then tr the MAT led to the selection of three Ame ce. icans ich pL - Service Administratio , —7 eign the law’. " Spanish into ta ken ion. ballots unless h the party leaders are ud alter the present situat Caims of McAdoo Men. eAdoo managers have con- i there are votes for Mce- more than enough to bind entire delecation are ic urse not nearly that many del- want McAdoo there probably are ho will vote ful! Missouri ballots. relations on he rn pile ion in ew he American Woo? “left Power with Said, qetir ca) world the world Pr Wariuin C4 wade its sacri bye lis ved Was | nere PUUSTIE RS anal in see who 'o nated, but Mast that many WwW ive MeAdoo the eon the first few The statement may wi prospect of heless with a Battitude of the leaders, that jon that McAdoo nomination and that Sintention of the MeAdoo leaders issourl that they will vote for doo on vers ballots. of them admit priva thai would be an impossible moate in view of the fact Oi investigation evidence will the basis of the mnal campaign. but P they insist that must remain united between nomination of Underwood, or ‘to a mth. or anybody else they do not (Oo reason; NOURBaM. Thev take the position that action leading war, but by McAdoo cannot be nomi- tion leading to justice ou i. nobody else can be nominat- experience should warn us not Without hin support ft be overconfident in the face of ¢. many failures, but it also ju _ the that komething mar “here there hast we ted ur exactions >. : la) “where ened ferris ace steps not denial, but knowledge of on the commissions tea be made, langle the reparations snarl declared “A fina! dation of the beginning pence and good so-Called there no ex- will receive there is adjustment for the if ought te new era” will” ‘ reparations is of a Warns Against Overconfider in the dition event that bye : such as on, io exXamine cou th others, fur and the rest of and bu armaments insure the sett many as \¢ lops Wwe rit tely becomes pertinent : can he done our bv own in Co-Operation wi) to rid Democratic at the same the McAdoo ’ oO ourselves world of menace of eon petitive Dice the effectivels diffe; bY a of tions not but by a ment Pnces is recourse f ld a7¢ r recourses to im the McAdoo strength amounts mere than one-third of the con- fon. the successful candidate make a deal with McAdoo or Who represent him. The purpose such a deal fontinued on Next ld be to give McAdoo and the ers among his Supporters a « ST LOUIS POST-DISPATE im the make-up of the Founded R if t ounde by JOSEP HPI LITZE i the nominee should Published Daily by The Pulftzer Publ Go... Twelfth Rovulevard and Olive hope done already, and some success, at least hose , 7 ee . ' age. Cal oft is he cr SO «iMember ig MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED al The Associated Prees te exciusivell. titled to the use for republication -~ news dispatches credited to it or : erwiee credited in thie oaper and ame t local news Dublighed therein Aus } , republication of evecial “ispa are aleo rererved distributed. > “Jobs” Purpose of Fight. L, in fact, is the purpose of McAdoo fight in Missouri. and bly in the other states as well. tim strength to McAdoo in @legation ix W. Davis. P¥hom five d#legates expressed MAIL Preference hen polled some $l mthese Davis men are a part of vor... %-called McAdoo organization Owe their election to the in- Which the exerted, and LO Vote they are in to vote:for Me the’ eigh: » however Audit Bureau ef Circulat John FICRSCRIMTIOON RATES #1 n ADVANCE: — ~ tratts and Sunday one vear ;Tye'ly without Sun@av one * Sundav only. one vear oon Remit elther hy posta! ‘order. mone. order or St Louie exchange Delivered earrier orf out-of dealers Dally *® month ; Vv ¢ i tae Entered ae secont-ciase matter July ® BE IR7TR at the Postoffice at St. Louis. onder act of March % 1878 - *ean0n McAdoo organi- when the time reasonably Adoo. delegates-at-large. will cast only four ‘Oly one and one-half votes “anounced for McAdoo. Yet reasonabiy Certain that all four Will be for ight were on Which was prepared by Perking wit} the Organization. and it is not that these lea ders put on ‘Slate _. of whom they Ydoub. » Was ad Gov. Was « Candidate, though not * for the indors« ment of Gardner. is uy to MeAdow Mies of the Peplies' to the were. : €8-at-large- mer; St. Louis M. Hay. St > Charies H ho reply: he city oniy SMe Sunday. ‘” 7, + te lank ‘er oe him. t} ie lead - McAdoo na- Gardner. however, Delegates. Post-Dispatch -Frederick D. noncommittal: louis, Mc- Mayer. St. Jos- H. Farris, ‘McAdoo: Mrs. W. E. Ewing. Mea Mrs. Ella Jean ra. Excelsior Springs, no re- er Anna Nolen Christian. ‘ity, noncommittal: Mrs. B. Koch: iizky, Cape Glirar- » ho reply rict delegate . Dist ric: Iba! “John » Ben a Ply. Frank doo: fion ! mghtiiy ; . : reerh oF lease) 6g ‘eireyp the charm and beauty of your amile JUBLE GUARANTEE of BHELIN contains a eritten gue" ’ money if. after using «& 20 day.’ MOt compietely satisfied. For vou” * your druggist. whom you know apo dence. will sign thie guarantee *°. ~ x Ben E. Hulse. W. Davis type." rrankilin, Unionville, District: William ‘preme Court w ho will of Fight for For-: e4 has been puzz! ling Deme- | | figures | operation ‘dentally. it told | the | | Senate investigations and defended , the administration es will) the | Mc- | ticle written that veto. | against ' St. ‘letters and articles Cah- | Red. and a look-in on the jobs’ ‘that Seven of) couvention | ’ ‘he only exception | Springfield, no reply: i _ Daugherty Let Lumber Price Fj Ixing Case Sleep ~ a Continucd From Pace One. in describing these practices and s0 we follow the court.’ “Yes, the Supreme Court doésn’t know anything’ about co-opera- tives. IT am hoping that some time we will get somebody on -the Svu- know what a co-operative is.’ acteristically observed. Resuming his Story, Thompson said: “The Supreme Coutt of Mis- sourl had imposed drastic _pere!- ties in the yellow, pine case.” Some of the companies were ousted from the State. Nevertheless. the companies reorganized almost im - mediately as the Southern Pine As- sociation. They took over much of the property of the old Yellow Pine Association. and the same men ap- peared as leaders and organizers. “Our investigation showed that similar methods to those which had been condemned by the Missour! Supreme Court in the old organ- ization were adopted by the new one. John H. Kirby on ( ‘itizenship. Here he exhibited copies of the weekly reports sent by the associa- tion to its members, all of which contained the bald intimation that the way to keep prices up was to 'curtail production and giving the. to the effective. necessary of that program. Inci- was brought in that a former president of the association was John H. Kirby. “Isn't this the same Kirby who recently made a speech in New Or- leans on the duties of citizenship ,and deploring the hysteria respon- | sible for the Washington?” ef investigations at ° asked Wheeler. it is the same man,’ Thomp- | son responded amid general! laugh- ter. Defense of Daugherty. Wheeler then proceeded to read from a report of Kirby's speech, in which the speaker deprecated the of Attorney- General Daugherty. Subsequently, after Thompson had read from ad- vice and in virtually all of by, as president, ‘'which the members were urged to keep down production in order to keep up prices, Brookhart asked: “Can you explain why Kirby was not indicted?’ ‘No, derstood it. The Gase looks like a very plain one.”’ replied Thompson, “T'll tell you why he was not in- dicted.” interjected Wheeler, he read further extracts from Kir- by's recent New Orleans speech, in which Kirby the conduct Daugherty. inherited from his Democratic and had made an excellent record in encountered. Brookhart amusement of declaring that he had excited by ber trade publication during the war entitled “Pine and Patriotism.’ Wheeler asked Thompson regarded the case against the Southern Pine Association as a strong one. “Assistant Attorney General Mitchell told me that it the American Linseed Oil in which the Government was the witness replied. Hle —'o.. upheld,” said that the companies had offered ; to submit to a consent decree and restraining order without findings, but the Federal Trade Commission had refused to accept it “Was Kirby a defendant in the Louis suit” asked Wheeler. “He was: several of his speeches, were cited in the Government's petition.’ ‘and now ‘he’s making speeches defending the Attorney-General! who failed to prosecute him?’ “That appears to be fe case. I understand that 10,000 copies of New Orleans speech were printed and sent all over the coun- ftry. Wheeler “reverted once more to the speech, which Kirby declared that Secre- tary Fall had done nothing wrong in the naval oil leases but had been “indiscreet.”’ Lumber for Cantonment Thompson, proceeding with narrative. said the commissions in- vestigation showed that, under the auspices of the Southern Pine As- sociation. the price of lumber in- creased $25 per 1000 feet. ‘and this lumber was sold to the Government for cantonments ‘in which to house $30-a-month s0)- diers. who the business interests now feel should not have a bonus,” was Brookhart’s sardonic com- ment. “It was sold to the Govern- ' Brookhart char-. ‘the association. Others were fined asi ‘high as $50,000. lieve /must ,Thompson said that the associa- ' instructions issued to the: members of the association by Kir-| ‘heightened demand for lumber, /added., I never un-| /much and | the /agreed upon at a meeting held at Louis, in! He said much | further commended | Attorney-General | a vast amount of work) predecessor view of the difficulties he had. | meeting |'Louisan would be trusted if he'| ie / pave a lot was 15 times as strong as the case) to read the passage in ' his | 's gent | inquiry, | got ment for cantonments,” confirmed, “and you will ber that the Government fixed a maximum price. Our inquiry showed that the companies prompily adopted this as a mum price.” Senator Moses inquired if a- nadian competition had not inter- maintenance of Thompson smil- ingly explained that dian competition began to cut in- to prices, the West Coast Lumber fered in the price Association induced their Canadian ' an invita- — brethren to join them, tion which was aecepted and which led to permanent and complete harmony inside the trade. “And there never has criminal] prosecution cases°"’ reiterated in these Wheeler. “Never.” “Although conclusive evidence the crimes were committed were Submitted by you to the ment of Justice?’ ‘I don't there is any question of it.”’ “And you have no reason to that these people have sisted from these practices?" Sen- ator Jones threw in. “I have not.” Some Were Consctence-Stricken. think be- de- Thompson interrupted the line of ; 'NEW ACCUSER questioning to declare that some of the members of the Southern Pine Assoctation did not approve of the methods employed by its officials ‘and authorized and approved by a majority of its members. ‘Some were honest, public-spir- men, and they were outraged at the prof- “But they could do of them ited and conscilence-stricken its taken,” he said. were in a #ninority nothing.”’ He read a letter written, he by one such pine dealer. in the writer, describing some and sail, of the /astonishing profits which were be-' ‘Ing realized by himself and associ- ates, said: “The other day we ac- tually sold vellow rine flooring in Nebraska at $93. I cannot tuader- stand what it all means. Either 1 am crazy or the rest of the world be.” tion, in its program of stimulating business, financed «ind carried on s nation-wide ‘‘build vour own home’ campaign. paign reacted of. a })2 the prices were increased increased and increasel 30 that the retailers kicked. “Meeting in the Jail. Thompson said he was convinced that the price-fixing program of association was devised and in the form and the Statler Hotel in St. December, 1918. evidence of such an agreement was obtained by the commission and submitted to the Department Justice. He read. the association and an office?r Louls. The former in discussink arrangements for the that ‘tthe Sr. to keep The ' we St. preliminary suggested the visiting dealers out of jal). St. Louls dealer replied that might arrange to have.the meet- ing in the jail in the first place and of bother.” “The possibility of going jail sems to have been a jesting mat- ter to these gentlemen,” Broox- hart remarked, “but it seems ito me that if the law had been en forced there would have Lo in it.” “The fact marized, “that to the very roote of situation in this country, _—. “Absolutely. Everv builder in the country is affected by it.’’ was the reply. Reports on Seized Liquor. the Associated. Prem Warren W. Grimes. of the par@ment of Justice, then produced Se Wheeler this question goes By for the committee, by directton of |..., the saloons ever Attorney-General Stone, reports from the file of the department dealing with seized liquor “disappeared.” The department had a cumulation of liquor. Grimes said seized in trunks or other baggage. Much of the liquor disappeared, added. “through petty as in all departments of the Gov- ernment.” The first departmental investigs - | tion into the liquor disappearances Grimes said. Was made by named Cox, whose showed little as to who was re- sponsible “Harris,’"’ whom “under Assistant Holland,” ordered Cox Grimes said. and liquor he identified as to make the “Harris” a trunk of the himself. e-_- Scanian. Brookfield, McAdoo: Mrs Bondurant Hughes, Keytesville, McAdoo. Third District: Albert M. Clark, Richmond. noncommitta!; Mrs. A. “. Parsons, King. City, McAdoo. Cc. Parsons, King City, McAdoo. Fourth District: James bk. Cox, Si. Joseph, “Davis type” R. Ellison. Maryville, noncom- / mittal. Fifth District: Thomas J. Pen- dergast. Kansas City, Senator Reed: Joseph B. Shannon, Kansas City, Underwood or Smith. Sixth District: Adolph Musser, Holden. noncommittal; Clay Adair, Clinton, noncommiilttal. Seventh District Perry Allen, A. R. James, Marshfield, Davis. ' Eighth District: W. R. Hollister, Jefferson City; McA@oo; Mrs. E. w. Harshe, Columbia, noncommittal. NinthDistrict: W. O. Gray, Bow!- ing Green, Davis: W. TM. Taylor, Fulton, Davis. Tenth District. Louis, res peer . J: Gualdonl, St. i*haries. A | Lemp. St. George | a MY&s. half vote), McAdoo. | kins. no reply. John Keegan or Smith: Louls, Eleventh District: St. Louis, Gardner Michael Whalen. St. Louis, Smith Twelfth District: Michael hin- ney, St. Louis. Underwood or Smith: Edward Rice, St. Louis, reply... Thirteenth District: ey, Vestus. no reply: Williams, Farmington, Mrs. F. O. Andrews, Frederick- (one-half vote), McAdoo: Mildred Riggs. Ironton (one- neo N. W. Brick- George hk. no reply: Fourteenth District: Everett Reeves. Caruthersville. Gardner: | Mrs. George Quinn, Hornersville, noncommittal. Fifteenth District: Lee B. Ewing. Nevada (one-half vote) McAdoo; Robert #@. Mitchell. Marionville noncommittal Mrs. Ek. M. Rice, Neosho, noncommittal’. Mrs: W. G. Warner, Lamer (one-half vote) McAdoo. , Sixteenth District: A. J.. Haw- Eminence, noncommitta!. Claud Bass. Steelviiie, Ralston. Thompson ' remem- | mini- 4 when Cana- | been any, Depart-. _ Court whnicn! As soon as the c2im-'! ‘appear before the grand / married did of! in passing. froin | correspondence between an.officcr considerable. of ‘ of the Pickering Lumber Co. by references to an ar- | Kirby for a lum-)| | said, / 100 been a | good deal more truth than humor “has (cent ou | leading the housing | doesn't | home | De- | | ~"t concoctions sold by thei } large ac-' he | graft such | report) Attorney-General ‘ing, burning, 'tortured feet | joy: , other | It’s grand—it’s glorious. ‘don't wait. | get; _ —— — —_—- — - — - — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ne U.S. DEBT INCREASED 4 BILLIONS, WHILE CUTTING TAXES ONLY $300.000,000" by — raat ated SHING’ ron” hctane BORAH (RKep.), idaho, speaking in the Sen- ate this afternoon in the de- bate on the soldier bonus bill. declared Congress had been guilty of “neglect in promoting economy and curbing public ex- penditures.”’ “A Congress pledged to the curtailment of public expenses,”’ Borah said, “soon will adjourn after having added more than 34.000.000.000 the national indebtedness. while cutting taxes $300.000.000. I- presume we will and tell the have relieved “April > es to then return home laxpayers how we their burden.” Borah pointed out while in 1894 the tax per ita Was $12.50, in 1922 it $68.65. The state and Federal tax bill in 1913, he said, was $2,194,000.000 and in 1922, $7.,- 061,000. “We have imposed a burden upon the people of this country in the last 150 years,”’ con- tinued, “the like of which has never been recorded in the his- tory of the world. Its effect is beginning to be felt and it will continue to grow.” that. cap- was he FACES MAN WHO IS HELD FOR MURDER | Continued from Page One. or knew ofthim. I have seen two or three times before.’ As Hoffman came out of court Detective McCann him on a bench warrant issued by ene Justice Aspinall] sault charge Hoffman. is held on two charges. of 200 men and women the pavement. They hooted as Hoffman the police automobile. His head. Believes Husband Is Innocent. Inside the court his wife posed for photographers. She refu-« talk. but through her counsel is- sued a statement expressinz her belief in her husband's inno-vence. She described him asa loving hus- band and father, and said her neighbors felt him innocent. Noone who knows my husband, either in a business social way, can but feel that he is an unfortu- nate victim of circumstances,” she% rrested Sup! on tne as thereror A crowd } waited jeered and was taken to} He iowered or |, said. Mrs. Hoffman was subpenaed to jury to- asked about her} life and of her husbands movements on the cay of the mur- der. She is quoted by the District Attorney as saying to a neighbor after Hoffman’s arrest: “If Harry that I think I would be the first to squeal on him.” H. S. PRIEST HEARD IN ARGUMENT FOR RETURN OF BEER Continued from Page One. “byt day. She will be a man converted housebreaker, a robber, a by the drinking of bootleg liquor.’ “Worse Than in Saloor Days." In 1912, he said, the Lunacy) Commission tried an average of 206 to 40 cases a week, of which three'! to six were the result of alcohol-! ism. At present it tries more than cases, of which about per cent are alcoholic. “Alcoholic psychosis increased about Alcohol has cause of insanity 65 he 1000 become in Chi- said cago “You have got law (the Volstead law) as it is now ' being operated. If 2.,5 beer would |help. for God's sake give it to us.” Dr. Hall illustrated his remarks with a collection of bottles con- taining various sorts of alcoholic bootleggers. he said. “are worse dared to be, of it is that | to get rid of this “Conditions.” ’ jand | | large the worst body of people who money out of the law modifications Lorenz, professor al diseases at part are making are opposing its Dr. W KF ‘nervous and University of Wisconsin. that ‘beer drinking has never caused a imental or nervous disease. the Associated Pres Maithew T. W oll, president of Photo Engravers International Union. and also a vice president of of ment the said | By the Labor Federation. declared the eighteenth amendment did not at- \tempt to define what drinks were | intoxicating. and that Congress had ' the power to legalize the sale of °.75 per ceni beverage. eRe - ADVERTISEMENT —__ GANT BEAT “Ti WHEN FEET HURT Just take vour shoes off and then ‘put those weary, shoe-crinkled, ach corn-pestered, bunion- of vours in a ‘‘Tiz’’ Your toes will wriggle with they ll look up at you and al- ‘most talk and then thev’ll take ana- dive t™ that ‘*Tiz’” bath. When your feet feel like lumps of lead—all tired out—Just trv ‘‘ Tiz.’’ Your feet will dance with joy; also vou will find all pain gome from corns, cal- louses and bunions. | . There’s nothing like ** Tiz It’s ithe only remedy that draws out all ithe poisonous exudations which puff ' bath. hup your feet and cause foot torture. | | “A few cents buy a box of ‘*Tiz’ ‘at any drug or department store— ; Ab! bow giad vour fect bow comfortable your shoes) ‘feel, his | a On| ‘d to! into a | mane es 2 ee 2. 8 28 8) 2 ee ee Te eee ee eer eee =) nesday~ Another Remartane Sale : see 2288. 88 28 88 Cre ~) President for Arms Parley: Atter European Settlement ' Ceontinued from Preceding Vage. | demonstrate that we have done all that we can.” The President renewed his in- {dorsement of the Permanent Court | then | omy jand | regarded i the of International turned toward a | possibilitly of ‘ference. ' Concluding. he reminded his au- dience that “‘on what nations are ;at home depends what they be abroad.” and added: “The world knows that do (not seek to rule by force of arms: ‘our strength is in our mora! power. 'We increased the desire for peace | everywhere by being peaceful. maintain a military force | defense. but otr offensive ,the justice of our cause. against war because it itive. We are peace because it is constructive. We concord ,with all nations through mutual un- ' derstanding We believe in treaties and covenants and _ § international! ‘law as a permanent record for a reliable determination of action. right Justice and discussion of the anether world con- we for our lies In We are ’ is destruc~- for seek ;these are evidences of a tention. | “But , is required of the world. iment of peace ‘tenance of good 'will be found only iness of the people these peace than the something more to maintain The the will complete main- toward men, earth. of the will : ‘his ‘ bring , ings developed We: fenth avenue-entfance of All! in- | final establish- | lof in the righteous- | chant. i Wars will cease when they will that | Peace will reign it shall reign. Country. in the shall cease. they will that Throughout audience | they | when | Broadcast | TT President's grand ball room of the ‘Astoria was composed of publishers and editors. was heard by millions of listeners throughout the Nearly seven thousand newspa- per His ‘address radio | country. ithe | of Boston. ‘and F Waldorf- | ‘miles of telephone wires—the larg- ‘est circuit of its kind ever estab- jlished—relayed the speeches to 11 ‘stations, where they were broad- , ‘ast. Mrs. corsage accompanied | Stearns and Mrs. j ler Jr. entered the the conclusion of Those present arose and applaud- ed, and she smilingl|s edged the greeting. The President at 2:13 o'clock after cheered for several , vei ng introduced |'Noves, president of the | Press. The latter in his tory speech related a little Illustrating Mr. Coolidge’s /ness to few words. | “Your President |a perfect example istories now being circulated in Washington which are without foundation.’ Mr. Coolidge laugh- ingly began, and then he began his prepared address. President Coolidge arrived at the ‘Pennsylvania Station with Mrs 'Coolidge and a small party at 5:52 | o clock this morning. The party | left there for the Waldorf-Astoria ;at 7:55 o'clock. The President large and wearing a of orchids Mrs. Frank William M. ballroom at the luncheon. Coolidge. bouquet by began speaking he had been minutes on by Frank B. s.iory prone- has given you of one of the NOYES REFERS TO COOLIDGE AS MAN OF PLAIN SPEECH WW. ! But- | » , , Ey \e acknowl- | “ i Associated introduc- ithe ‘the a a i ‘sible 'cency: a reiteration of an about the found guilty in investigations. greeted his those the ate declaration Government likew ise in} “as final’ the League o applauded ident of the wor fNations the ld Dawes court weer another Mr. Coolidge dress at thereaft Station | As thi idce wa ‘lock the 3-54 oO ¢ left President Ke d I@nrm toa and through lice, motor car a crowd of me th: Way to a nd avenue ered mer ough the work ch: minutes Breakfast ar ing at dent and Mrs fast in their suite with Hilles. Republican Na mitteemar frorm Nicholas Murray Columbia U chae}] Arriy the hote' Coslidge New Butler. niversity, Friedsam, a New Coolidze by his Ww. President hotel Willlam campaign rank Stearns, with Butler Among with the Adams. who President was of the otlfers chairman can Natnonal Committee. After and motor Park. breakfast Mrs. Mrs Stearns car drive hotel. Associated Press NEW YORK, April P. Noyes, president ciated Press, in ducing President members today said: “I hope I may be advantage of again to explain Associated Press ‘The reason for Associated Press determination of pers composing its some 1200 in all wide news service of their servant and not ter; this news service of take exactly is. is political, religious or that should be as accur and that | hensive within the news service to supply its is mission intention punishment of ; of the wrongdo- | recent Sen- Cheers expenditures that he refusal United States to adhere to the covenant Discussion by the Pre ” Cocoa,. Black They were bought * &s os ses ©8808 688.8 Seaeaegepeeaesees e:ace * ALL the People eae a ae da é iy-¢ ‘ . cS. i> 2 Ss : braid > 7 Sy. SG a ae gees ¢ * eat ey tye ee hae eae
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eel — - - _ ee ms ~— ec _-— ———— , = — so A — rm - _ — - : »nforce- were under inaquiry F N The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation ! han the morning and ohe other evening newspaper — ED | 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _- = : : ans — 2 J i? rise 4 : wo LZ 2 — oe 7 «4 oy r? : . " ‘ a je in - eer. & - , > . 4 ° . , : ’ Z : 4% , . (vs : ’ ’ - : : . 77 7 = > ~ eo « ATTEN | GUS NA | IONS . : ; _ } , . : ~-e ‘ saa =_— ‘ : orga mize = . Con: essionr TIME HAS ARRIVED FOR rasdet Wer Sst, SIME to, wil aceome a sug 'Nawone sateen Tae - eet ‘ BREAK THWA RIED) : soem : , ' . -_ vite ~ 7 ; ; : ae ’ . : . : — , 7 ; ‘3 _~ a's ~~" ¢ 4 ’ . . ; . ° - : : * 2 % 9 9 ’ ’ ; " . ‘ : oles ; “ i | . ; ‘ ° pis ws 3 ‘7's 4 - rie -. ‘ — ' : , , = a " tr P ni > % Fra TG yur i ‘ : me nt a part t} liga’ ‘ : , Ron EWP om violate the a: _ ; | Germany's a _—_— a 7 - Wii if Soapt West Twelve Prisoners Placed in eee Skat : tivity : a ee ee ional pron ae - with | ~S¥ons : » we) ental aan Solitary Confinement After | Prohibition Enforcement Officer Issues State- ariven trom the capil city, aP- fcer who caught him, or of chs cl- Raymond. B. Griesedieck. vite | Come 6 Bie Boomer. Sate Labor |S eee St a ment Attacking Investigation Into — sim.” wnie one of them was in T°" iling ue ert of anarchy and tee tveedicch Brochers Brewery. (the Beer Pewtection inquiry. In a] iq0 Sale of Protected Beer. jury upon th failure of | cmon Magen - ~ . . , q : " : , . . ‘ : ; . : . . _ , ; _ = ’ On lo mvs re and frecane bs stea’’ ‘ ; on i rY : "31 est £: ‘ : "¢ ‘ 7 T+ wortan’ ‘veo = JanUary eri ne : a . ; ’ . . » ¥ = oo & 7 . — . e . . ‘ . 5 ans > 2) . - . ‘ - = ’ ’ 4 . . 2 mn ‘ . . " ma : 4 Le s ve 4 7 i= he Post-Dispatch Feb Nations raided the Rrewer, Nations was D+ — ' Six guards for ipomendicitis« on : . ¢ be . Gay alter Griesedieck SO secet tae ~~ RAE There his wo of the . ; : 4 : . . : : »* - — . , 7 ey i on © 7 ; . ied , @ " S818! = Pomet mes reliminar to 4 : , b Bee ‘ ; : ’ hm mut; J mn por ; ad¢ , “Time for Friemi , ‘ eat - y t ot ail O , > cr (© cera TeRO Ut rin ;% » aay Those err tu firs ’ nV.e 7} i- - . , : »= | ihe polthed lecust é *; ' ‘trength saving «cantilever handle, P : 11.™— UF .- ' : Son ~~’ amar’ e + > : — -_ a \ ™ . ~~ ; ’ : » ‘wr 1 ° ae “~ Y : . " " r : . . ‘ets : . + , : y =) . = * ; : “ ‘ : ; " : . | the) ei 7 ; a 7 e ~* ‘ rin Tes « a \. na r 7 . - . : ~ a ay 4 ’ - 7 , pet shred r che » 4& ) RS 2 — policemen found iron bra: Bic to? Ps : in Of é ; vere apprehended > i ition ~~ ~ - : a ; 7. ' - and at om kings etu! 4 iv) . aT agents were im? . 7he a rs - . 7 fh " ~ a “ 4a “4 “ - r 2 ce. which id } _ , - : = : | Made « opp peri | ; designs and that : hi rh wow d ;1.e c a | iTi> . “atermer ‘«? al ee F. ac _ 0 Ono ono) a tentiary term for burglar. Som- report, persuaded to mal ‘con - > | of the others are under sentence feasion” that he ha d tf ‘Me et Tos . Shield opens parallel to rod, tection. In returt bis * | | yz t the sa me | ting it to be easily withdraws ac =: “Rout hand) n, a’ hair, swivel, separable plug ADVERTISEMENT sion’ he was granted immunit: ~ 3 saa ’ rin - Cos | olishe 6s $3 — with cord and attachment from prosecution or a . which he should go to Your Corns esis: “Th is mot the first time a case ICE-MINT against this influentia crimina has been so manipulated as to pre- THE NEW DISCOVERY ENDS 'vent his being punished. Prebably ALL ne man in St. Louis has profited F so much by violating the Voistead oot Troubles 5 ; : | = ~The The see Gdiucoivers - ——— a | | :. os . “ , 7 Japa here Pred uet . erta n'y a worde the way it drews out inflammation from & pelr of ewollen. burming aching feet rion d 1 ' So! = > ~ = More Hotpoint Irons in Dmg ; : Mt takes the soremees right out then the + , , . : LC = use (han any ocher make orn oar Calle 2 shriveis and : of? . oe a bon ‘ — ‘ — Hard corns sort cerns co: : . ' . | | Attacks Politician Tou. will wmever have to cot ‘a cers mich Rave been so capitalized S88i% aud rump the risk of biced poison ret propaganda, are interest: ©Why the Hotpoint Dealer is getting many we tne wre st cate wie ane eres ade Uf the business in Electric Irons Wt H otpoint “eT. eer rrreT es ee eee corm of yeurs is sure to be « gone: have balked their Purposes 7 i? 1 ewer feels the magic touch ef ice 4 ; 3 it imparts euch = Gelighiful. soothing. them, purposes to comple: : O matter how many kinds of electric maximumheat inthe “hot point” of the Iron. ‘ underwor id CO-O0 De rati? 4 Wie Easy monthly paym onts Cooling Seeing - the feet that you wi wreck the enforcemen?: n ~ . og with rele , | =a & 7 > : lop Min: ‘Te "the real Japan PAG Poet wacdomgelie-cmyiocaes pm os 3 trons dealers carry, they sell more The hottest part of the Iron is the Arst to fer fine. healthy little feet it prevents which +h Seeaséahesn? amiaw - , ee wee .2¢ d pa! ert. en ove > ee OE, ee See eres net ects thet calove. It Hotpoint Irons than any other make. touch the dampest part of the garments. ty women who r Rhigh-heel «he cr — —— an “sm . . Just ask im any drug store fora ue. CT'minal pursuits endeavor a's Never has understanding of women’s work Protection against breakage—the Hotpoint tie ice-Mint and give your poor. suffer. . discredit all who cemtribute to su : ime } : aD od 4 tv? ia (> a. a i —s -~ * “T" - 7 " . ; : een, TE costs tire ae eet of their | cessful enforceme e St. Lou: and problems taken more practical form than Heavy-duty Phig Receptacle, the Al- bet er ews per wh espouses . : mess (takes 4&4 leading part - ~~ wee Ae ee on your light bills ~ © ere woe Soe: HAepaligeellbaag Protection against fatigue of handand No snarling or breaking of the cord— te who have gi f their time and wrist—the Hotpoimt strength-saving Canti- the Hinged Cord Plug with Bail Joint, and : UNION ELECT 4 Lnetr means a swt moe hey dems sh : a fandie. Anaturalgripwithwristand the Everlasting Steel Cord Bushing. | a. Laundry Tablets, thescapless meth- Activity of Heber Nation< Orearm relaxed not bent or cramped). Your H tpoint Iron is at work when LIGHT & POWER é ° rubbing—; aupr Comminsionss. No magA\ ir rying and lifting—the Hotpoint Hee! Rest. “gx ” : Central 3530 12th & Locust Main 2 the dirt out and do it quicker. Per- Hotpoint is the electric iron. Webster Groves Wellston st.c i ‘da! e fectly safe with the finest fabrics <rview bas oo puted in puct Just tilt the Iron back on its heel—a saving em of Stanfer' equals 9 Sp 8 ey gpl of m rs hundred pounds of lifting in a day’s ne Offices Ti 7 nOneY | Clothes ironed beautifully crisp, and EDISON ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., Inc. 4 quickly—the Hotpoint system of putting the 1 SERVANTS For the conpensence of our custome-s. we ere epereting « Service Staten «/ 618 Arcade Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. 19900000 000000800000000000000608
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NTI My : tes aes / “Se | m RO ty A “ : Pont. ny — ey’ | : aie Pe ere 0 a Sia lt ita Nat SE Sa LET ed ees cat" ae) bess x ' git als bat Baie: ee ‘ x . . : Brae ha MPEP OMG Fern i Sct Soe ENS Ra 2S «4 : | ' . a Mie la et iae bia eek TURSDAY al " * FUESDAY, : & aici sees cara ec | APRIL 22, aoe, if ~ APRIL 22, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH al ; s —— i 22. 19%), a zi one has 45,000 MORE City Ci eTiIn “a | —— ‘ y Circulation than BOTH other evenin ie > "> GERMAN COLOMAL g newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S23 5 @dicock ste = F , eae: : @ . ° “’ erand | BERLIN, apn ey ~ ae Continuing— ederal!l lay, which is 0 . Next e . i | | ) sie Urtieth ; : af ° | ery : Be cue? Germany's ooneall , After-E Sal f _ | aS Sie Bs Africa ag GRAND-LEADER aster a. es O 4 is ve ; brated | Mg ‘Orat ° | ¥ S ' A } ) : | : i. ; tat NUM ———— Tt - Lies ‘ o See pe pring Apparel | | Post - “mpaign for revi | an OQ Fi Sh j 7 ows | onal m ee ur First Owing of the Renowned PRING apparel of smartest delineation, re- : ertiva plea tha rmang . priced and offered in interesting groups. s é on materi enposal of » : Included are garments for immediate wearin oS : ins kT) P : g> i O se ar . well as Frocks, Suits, Hats and Wraps for * % ummer use. he at Radical Price Reductions Prevail * a. me. ee? pac. (2! , Corsets | ; Women’s ee WE haye gathered here, for eee ' * your approval, the best and ge a rs ° . BE ome ew lg Se Finely. Tailored Suits ry 4 Gossard models, light, soft W bala a Ve Sp ecial. flexible, skillful a re ednesday Baby Day : : | a he ove of heavy boning. Silk Coats, $5.95 S af ~ > : ‘ a) e 0 oth the Corsets and the non- _ Daintily made, of imported po d e €cla i : “/assai ‘Union Suits eg Bore pad 4 A ge bong de a on eae Sises a : yeare., P , : | et e- andmade Gowns, $1.00 cialized models for every type of Of softest nainsook, spear le, finish OTABLY excellent in : figure, each expressing character- ; t style, finished , (For Men) istic individuality. with lace edge at neck and sleeves. Infancy to workmanship. Of char- d a al nape inns meen, Poiret twill, twill a We Consider the Fitting of Handmade Dresses, $1.95 cord, homespun and mix- 4 the Corset of Greatest Soft nainsook fashions these dainty, little tures; nicely crepe lined. 7 ¥ Importance cenees. Suey 60 Ene Saaeares Sa mre Slender boyish models; 3 . e an c ’ on Ma Pere: nea 00 those after O’Rossen; déu- | ment a evestalere, ake tee maa, Made of nainsook eeuminane huad scallo ed ee ee ae ’ S , | an aneld’ avaiedier ae Settee’ ont Py wot oth ve 7 Pp — two or three button fas- 2 Saw group includes 1200 Vassar eB ag mn Dp particular oe and Pillow Slip, 75c Set etal dis calle a . : ‘ , and grace that f ft-fini i i izes 34 to 522, but not ever ? Sults, and we urge you to avail skillful fitting can bring to you stitched a TEs SEER: SOE, Cea: style in every size. Brig ; yourself of the opportunity while you will instantly ‘win your favor. wait annelette Wrappers, 75c | (Suits, Third Floor.) : peg . Two Gossard Corset models illus- _ White tlannelett® wrappers, embroidered in : may, as the price 1S very special. They trated at the right; two Clasp-ons pink or blue. | Women "3 : are in athletic style made of checked at the left. In various materials, A Trained Nurse : INSIST ON : © with : at a wide price range. jx m \ |? —from one of the leading maternity hospitals . é ° ae aaiosook with taped neck and arms. rcond Freer) Se sae enn Dont ae eeeen epee oom Distinctive Frocks . . 34 to 46 sult with her about the selection of proper gar- ; | Sizes , (Main Floor.) ments for the new baby. (Second Floor.) 4 When You Buy “ \ S cial $ . : ee Home-Maker S eek Sales f Or N edne sda y ae | M% sie lilt oo aa ‘mM ANHATTANE ‘ ‘ : 7 originality and gen- : wr" ELECTRICAL t ir hP | SS 7 ; a, eral becomingness of . = — Seictttas : new els tit every occa . oe SINE STREEX , . Zz ie we sion, in Canton crepe, chif- * | ATURING two special groups of im- = D7, ae >¥,. . : : mae Sey SES, oh Duchess Irish Point Curtains. These SN ii a — Axminster Rugs, OXI 2, $51.50 a Georgette, iy yr attractive Curtains come in various styles and SS BEAUTIFUL Rugs in the better kind of st . , Roshanara, crepe de chine» patterys and are priced remarkably low for this s ] f Sil P] d Seamless Axfhinster, showing Chinese and and effective combinations event. aie O 1iver= ate Persian designs. | I ‘hree-Section of materials. in : : H 1] WN ] Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12, $89.00 Sizes 34 to 44. he it Electric Iro : Block Print ( ‘retonnes O OW = are Excellent quality of Royal Wilton Rugs, wo- Mi «Frocks, Third Floor.) a, vee ll pint. $6 Sugar and Creamer at $3 95 ven in beautiful designs, and finished with Trrors fs We witached: stand | 7 , , . " fringe. | ° Olished nickel finis! ° At 65c Yard EAT plain design, in platinum and , Misses : P PLAIN PE . OF the bett r lit ffered hi N ve er gg + a These are excep- Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x12, $35.75 Special, $11 95 RCO e better quality, offered at this re- tionally low priced in this sale. ae , ; : : ° Be a . LATOR MEAS Sow brite. The asdortment inciédhe Bread Tray at $3.95 design and of splendid quality. They represent EW and beautifully designed frames in Smart Spring Apparel ‘ ge la 7 ,Dolisheg nk vet omg designs and colorings that will blend with any Pisin Bread Tray with appliqued border and extreme values. the three-section style, artistically “a RRs orth tee ek $16. color scheme. Used for slip-cover, pillows, swinging handles, in platinum finish, very spe- Kimlark Rugs, QOxI2, $21.00 ornamented and finished in dull gold or | i, | hangings, scarfs and screens. cial. at this price. 75 fs "ee A most desirable Rug for the Summer, dis- cijyer, with miter-cut plate Mirrors in the : $ ° a otpoi t C li | Pie Plates at $2.65 playing beautiful designs. fe P Special, =—_— a in ur ing rons H 1] d Sh d Showing effective pierced design with a pyrex C R 5 Sr2 > end sections. a hield opens parallel to rod, pe O an a es container; large size. " M oe, iy Qxl2, aaa Re Ph F a it to be easily withdrawn fro . ~ rex Grass Kugs, shown in a variety or c ‘ ; Swivel, ecahte atce al 69c Each Salt and Pepper Sets at — combinations, especially attractive for sunroom oto rames at $ 1.59 SUITS, Coats and Frocks cord and attac} , ua $6 7 . eg i ogee i enn fe, 5 Ao Sets; Dutch de- or porch. Swinging tinal Ditein Wrasien toa Gall that are slender and gay 4 ee MEM, large Sse, packee Mm SOE. : aol ' —styles for eve outhful ua | + efd OOD quality Shades mounted on ex- Table Pads at 19¢ beqmiens Wiltana Rugs, 9x12, $49.75 gold or silver)finish, complete with glass activites and fH young 4 e : | cellent spring roller, size 36x72 inches, in white, cream, linen, dark green and ivy. These are slight seconds. (Sixth Floor.) Silver-plated Table Pads; Dutch design. There are three styles for selection. (Main Floor.) se Rugs are of excellent quality and in beautiful designs. All are finished with fringe. (Sixth Floor.) and back. Sizes from 4x6 to 8x1o inches. (Fifth Floor.) women of every type. All the lovely materials that fashion sponsors will be found among these garments —charmeen, hairlines, cam- el’s hair plaids and mixtures, Georgette and Canton. Sizes 14 to 18 Years (Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) Unusual Assortment of W omen’s Spring Dresses Special, $ 1 5 A bg attractive group of esses for m ng and Summer wear—fashion- ed of satin Canton, Canton knit, Georgette, Roshanara 4 crepe and Canton crepe. Their common ion of good tailoring and nice ma- terial proclaim them extraor- dinary values. Sizes 34 to 44 A limited number of Frocks of satin, Canton ‘il crepe and of flannel are of- . fered at $10. ae (Moderately Priced Trresses-— Third Fiocor.) Offerings in E 100 Chifforobes Extraordinary ~ 3 6: 50 Values OU will immediately recognize what an amazingly low price this is for Chifforobes, but not until you see how high class and attractive they are can you fully ap- preciate what extreme values they offer. They are finished in American walnut in graceful Queen Anne period. Measurements are 58! inches high, | : 40 inches wide and 21 inches deep—large hanging closet, : six trays for linens and compartment for hats. | 500 Chairs and Rockers $3.95 each Coffee Percolator, $1.00 Five-quart size, panel This offering represents an opportunity worthy of your special attention — Chairs and | ) Rockers suitable for bedroom or breakfast room. May be had in brown mahogany, Ameri- Of aluminum, in large 3- | Shape, with alyminum cover. - . , quart size, will hold 12 | Dishpans, $1.00 can walnut, waxed oak or Jacobean oak—upholstered in denim or genuine leather. cups, attractive panel shape. | ‘ ound style, 1o-quart ; Exceptional Opportunity A. Sale of High-Gasde ALUMINU MWARE $ J .00 Double Boilers, $1.00 Made of high-grade alu- Two-quart size, with minum, in the new bulge | cover that can be used on shape, 5-quart seamless | both vessels. — _ Covered Saucepans, $1.00 nt Irons ly payments : light bills LECTRIC OWER CO. Locust Main 3220 Teakettles, $1.00 Wellston * pom © . —, 10-Quart Preserving | size, with side handles. , , - 4 Branch AE won Charles @ _, Convenient Payment Terms May be BS Kettles, $1.00 Saucepan Sets, $1.00 ( lever Sports Attire Be ices ia . j - \ : . ’ . wy j \ Arranged —- No Phone Orders | - \\ This large Kettle in the Made of heavy-gauge alu- Pe j th "4 ggg Sees hha i eee witb | minum in sizes 1%, 2 and 3 50 : me . \ H ‘ (Seventh Floor.) 7 “ A a strong bail handie. | Quarts. y WLLL A a \ (i WA Teg Water Pails, $1.00 _ Covered Kettles, $1.00 Special, $ 22—= #3 Ten-quart size, seamless | Six- rt size, panel : 3 cup size, with glass top and) Made of this heavy-gauge | sortment—at great savi . ; I—Wholesale Only) | | _— eee | . — Me 7 . . shape. i — eh PEEAEEEA LE dle. ‘cover and bail handle. | WONDERFULLY smart : . | “ : ‘ | adap | \"Mirro Teakettles, $2.89 | Fry Pan Sets, $1.29 variety and individual- . t | : 5 WANE | . : =e Made of this cogs Pan Wear-ever sheet ity in style; colors and ma- . . ‘| | aluminum in pane ape, aluminum, in sizes 7 and : season’s lead- i y — oF ee ama: 2 : =”. ; See EP - ee s-quart seimless style. 84 inches. Double-lipped terials of the y 2 1+ + _ a a ae — & | Mirro Coffee | style. ing kinds. Whatever the re- ‘ e black ebony handle. Comes aluminum, attractive — : c 3 tted - Sizes 34 to 44 . © | lark Av. : 7 ) “am : (Fifth Floor) | ei oF ants upply Co. | | y ° | | High-grade aluminum, 6- Kettles, $1.29 supplied from this gay as- ee . : yy, in the attractive panel shape, 4 rt size, fey 4 Fe oe cover. (Sports Center—Third Ficor). 4 ay ‘fe Pe + Pies. g Aa — dee
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pe Retr, Judge al’ of Spring- ~ By a Staff | hE of the | at os a, ‘4 , ws ce ~ ee — wht be -* = i ata 8 2, my, G ee i ~/ - $ P Dar 2 ‘ Ax aie yon ene Ran ~ ye rad 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | shop at Vadervor + fireproof garage ™ hile vou shop here. — - , Ps : ___— rane "3% GRAND URY Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6 : : alues AL pair Tuesday—An Excellent Value in This LAMP SPECIAL I ee —s ——eeee ee Special Selling’ af [ IMITED parking space on downtown ; ad 1G MDI > streets need not concern you when you , ~— In two- clasp style. with self and black sth ing. These (loves may be had in shades of mast Poy navyy black and “ hite. ie A | wrt’s' Park free in oul | he Store for Twice a Year traordinary dise— Every Need ranging coon +s to & Very special First Fleor. Specially Priced field Gives Instructions Wear-Ever reading or bridge. Rich- ly finished with black and gold treatment. With adjustable arm. The shade that comes with it 1s charmingly designed of All Week—Bank Exam- | Convenient size, 13% iner Probably Will Be Php el. Wednesday Specials in Infants’ on Law Governing Re- i ceipt of Deposits. Aluminum i Cm, with > he - URGES SECRECY AS 3 i ¢ omg c3 -. $3 95. to > i ua : TO PROCEEDINGS Drip Pans P i ay —— Regular price, a , ; ; Na vestigati $1.75; on | ay This is an especially 2 2 ype Ags aga — ol 19 | | af | attractive Lam p for 4 | th ~~ ee ee we _ ean _ First Witness. —— pense 4 Fi SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Apri! 22.— | A A grand jury here today began in- Dish Pans wee ek at Vander- Me aN unusually heavy parchment. voort 's special items are of- With a decorative treatment Guiry into the failure of the Hol- Regular price, eay" s comfort at 300 — nosttanara Silk Skirts |e" Se le SS land Banking (o.. which suspend- $2.65; on $1.93 fered fo. r ed ge mo , ae Sale at extremely low pricés, f An audit of transactions of the > , ch: _nart Dank. which had purported re- —— _— sequal Handmade Baby Dresses bs nn taeeee’ te @b yard lengths ee ° fs % SALE OF 1000 TABLE erecy.” The court also told the grari Colanders Every Table in Our Entire Stock Included—All at Very Low Prices — weet a er re we Moderately Priced Green and White — Painted : ef 36-inch Printed Gaze Dree« Voiles. in white jury “9 yp benraly — must be Regular price, 1 Rautinns eat boone riff Ea D117 weady-Te-Hang | striped Part Sewest setuid pet} oo P Werther he declared that” in the a. VV EEKS of preparation have resulted in an unusual assort- Awnings, tains, $2.80 to $840 HBR ment of Tables. The collection includes manv de- $1.75 To match awnings epinion of the Court the grand ranging from 4 feet to jury should return no indictments | . . " ee eee Seerty = and signs, seldom seen anywhere. A collection that is really In- | — Tess cood-tecking Awn- . a 2 ee amen : Mvincing'|y establishe gu! in ‘NZS are made of exretllen: eet whe i iiements ef the case.” teresting to see even though you are not ready to yurchase quality khaki Im hime as Sas oo ae $3.95 Spring ‘Miller 3s Foreman white or tan and whit ae 5 aches. Sealloped . BN ; Tow. pletely 3 oan Sic aga valancing to mateh, The newest styles’ and A. J Eisenmayer, wealthy T he Collection Consists of hang. Two-foot 6-inch size yard ' trimmed with Springfield miller. was appointed ' | | foreman of the grand jury, whi-h bs 3-Se0t G-ieeids ied cme ; alt , we ‘ . ' 2 we in irop includ- 1 . ers. etc. In Sodsiots of ix business met one Windsor Kettle Library and Davenport Tables Telephone Tables | ing scalk ped valance. Large Showing of - the wanted H gma one — clerk, and Regular price. End Tables Nests of Tables foo size $1.9 ‘ shades. For " ers ’ siry nto he . . e An? —— by — boa P —— egplemanem aa Soe $2.00; on ] 49 Occasional Tables Magazine Tables Saat aman ee onynn us =m miss or matron. . * is expected to last a week. | Sale at . Read: Tables Card Tables 4- t size $2.25 Paint . * — The grand jury wil! be assisted by | Will 2 a ee ing ed Stripe Progecuting Attorney Harold Lin- ill — 6 ae | 17. 5() Smoker Tables Ma Jong Tables Also adr Cushions and . 7 maa aimed aot,” and bia assistants Cc. H. ) oe) Gate-Leg Tables Pedestal Tables alances; Moderately AlL-Li | $1.25 r n rene emer. an - - CCI Messer Snaciat An- | A handsomely-finished piece Desk Tables Lacquered Tables Priced $2.15 Each Toweling | Sistant Attorney-Genera! . . a >» a Sewing Cabinets Serving Tables : ° , ie and 48 inches long. Rigid To Match Striped In 2-foot 6-inch size be y soft and ab- ote Bank Examiner Collins E. Bush- eile er + bape A — A : Be nye ‘ oe: Sree : gold Cr meli, who has supervision of the 7 > Soe ent - wrings - pee 9-inch drop, tae pene ta coterie | — — ita er leached colorec SOS aid Canvas Porch Cur- sontianiin valance. A ders. No phone of rns mail orders. 20 yards | Weer. Holland audit, probably will be the first wiiness today. Later sone 500 persons who made de§Sosits in tains, $2.19 to $6.50 attractive Awning ef durable quality white t a is aie 3 . 124¢ wack. : the Holland bank on the last two Gaye it was open may be called be- >, a | 9 — re: with poles, cords with painted green _ yard Pa ™ * 2 ; res ts [an Sizes . . . bath *-* ee ae ety. Straight Sauce Pans | range from 4 to 12 wide b Completely equipped. ie p : | v2” long A charming Sem. : . anel Curtains $1.59 Woman is State Post Again. on price, | mer addit 7 roe, sitet et 3-foot size [36 Panel Curtains a Special te the Post-Dispatch r.25; on ¢: innit ren _ 35 ; JEFFERSON CITY, April 22.-~ Sale at W)/ _Sealloped Valances to mates 3-foot 6-inch size | 34 inches wide, made : Dr. Lou T..Noiand of Springfies* Holds two quarts : _nese curtains are priced 48e : ef of best quality Egyp- (Closely Republican, was reappointed bv nm n . “4 = coe 4-foot size ‘ ™ tian yarn: can be used quality: Gov. Hyde teday to succeed her-! I, _Urtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Fleer. i one to a | 19 feep “a %, es ? window ea. . limit of €. —— : (Bargete self as a State member of the State 2 Board of Osteopathy Examination and Registration. Make Your Own Curtains— | oF , $5.95 Girls’ Silk Dresses Use Pictorial Review q oo _Weleam a me Drapery Patterns ‘mation of taffeta and posgee This $20 Davenport Table Drop-Leaf Tea | trex ks. in very attractive stylee Any Piece in This Sale Material required | for this pattern for the * Baking Sets : ae, Buy Preservi ‘ag ae Pe ae ce ng Kettle Wagon Offered as a 7 0, There Are Two Similar oe . . . ° tae Hospital Tissue for the Sas: on _ Ol. 69 $16.75 ge of sy Se ee : At right is illustrated rr modige - oe $3.98 6 e at Pi els cn als is Sale at s lilustrate ve. ” ; : és. | pommel Bacement—Nagents.) bathroom. Every roll con Holds 10 Comes in brown mahogan | | exact model of pattern | [Fy ayes Rrmmaninies tains tooo sheets — full -~ . Ruth: Tak Geese one ce [The Tables are 60 inches long and ,jiahdsomely finished in antique walnut. They are No. 112, one of manv |’ Oo U } : . ? and ty to handle, with re substantially built of the best haz ods. af an 79¢ Union Suits size, 4" 2x5. Pie Plates and easy to handle, » nt ibstantial yb hard-p ply - a 2 ee 7 patterns all made up |: | ) For Wednesday ** 3 Wi — en ar price. ihe Lirst s! ipment is now In the —* ready Or deiverv to those pur- and displayed on our ; : etfer women’s (first ssennt 20c ; ehasing first. All remaiming orders will be filled in rotatien as they are - ‘| quality. tight and ; floor Thi - & y ak and — Sale ot reeeived. _ iS you can |; : | shell knee, 36 to 5° Pr mize "4. dee ee : see Just how the differ- ft | EE. size Unien Suits plats ent patterns will look. uhousaens By: 48c in ' | eve } pieces : May be pur rchas: -d on our Club Plan of a smal! payment down and the bal- : : , ' Révaler price ‘3 ! tH ae ver Wednesday offer ” ' ' . ‘ Gatet wecfall act tn uy | | | wide follows: $1.75 and 82 children's pet- Fine a Ee nt ase fee 25 ee “It May Be Adventenesies Pree Oe ent leather Slippers, trim : ¥U #7). © : T law nur b } * svrste . a k+ } . ; Re ; re 4 vards 0 »)-rneh . med wth red. or ¥ oe & ba Octagonal Tab] | Oo emp.o) r budget system in making selection. Have our salesmen “~ . / | -* Si Strai asona avie &. advise you in the matter. material or + vards 50- si ee quarters with | oe ink Strainers i ineh 7 TY, (| Or black kid teath-— “ 69¢e | Png the T. mad a rarned and Prsess | Sale Starts Promptly at 9:00 yards of 36-inch Sateen hning or 4 cards § ee inch sateen lining. 14 vard of interlining. PI et 5.48 © “Your Neighborhood Dealer | price (_omes in tmangie sb n nana f subst “ - a i ven No Phone Orders or Exchanges Accepted yards of edging. ; | Oo. nation ' (Heusefurnishing Shep— tai comstruction. It is very | “ Cupples Basement ) s f | “ae Mtrs., | ss priced. ( Furniture Shep—Fifth Fiocee. | Curtata end Den a wolves Fleer. — " pery op Fou oe) y ae 4 Ree es te ‘ a - Nae ae NR me _ dahlias, BH mins eg
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TUESDAY A cial Selling of GLOVES with self ana black @tir ‘} BS imay be had in shades ot wr sal black and Ww hits ed Very epecial A ee — ALL the People m. 4 te. * nb, x pce It oe ae a. . J pa 2 " wat) 3 ? mix = » fl + Pewee i ee ~ we Py “am. . ws TERN a7, te ate ° ae TLS Saar ta ——ow bs 2 pet * ~ ey SKY Re eo te aoa le 0 ee Ve ios’ beached colored bor- | fabric for ladies, ées. No phone or misses’ and childrens For Wednes- On ws ‘ear wanted day. we offer mall orders. 20 yards wear, In tne and @ imported Cham- Spring shades an ois Suede Gaunt- 0 a cus- ] | lomer ...... 125¢ lack. cred backe: well ee == : : made. Come in ° Panel Curtains $1.59 Bleached § biaver animode. | Broadcloth Shirts 350 Panei Curtains, Regular $3.50 Value (Main Fleer.) % inches wide, made - : $40 and $42.50 Values All-Linen (Men's Store. ee ee —— 81x90 Sheets ee of best quality Egyp- Closely woven, heavy Man yarn; can be used quality: no dressing; One to a $I 19 ieep hems; | 15 Window; ea. . jimit of 6... . (Bargain Basemesat.) Esther Mah $5.95 Girls’ Silk Dresses Ee || F Jone Soap, Latn- crisp, new taffeta and combi- | water. Excellent ff stripes. Ration of taffeta and pongee | h > / i bat 14 to li. frocks, in very attractive styles -, (Main Fleer.) and colors for the 20 $1 25 y ae Sirls, 7 to 14 years... . (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) Fan Toit my eee see ' Bath Salts | Men’s Union Suits $1.69 to $1.95} ror weanee — $ 4:55 For Wednes- of day. we offer Bicycle beautiful 18 and 20 inches Some in these newest styles. and shapes; day, : {ft | 2 S ° feath- iwo “beautiful = rouser uits day, we offer | and three bhut- ton models. Sizes 34 to 46 For Wednes- | : . day, we offer | a ae For Wednes- extra fine atg, we offer , a quality, white Lady English b roadcloth . : Shirts in em- For Wednesday, we offer all hard _or soft | f bos * e a : \} for toilet or cuffs. Sizes a | (“aim fF ieor.) | . : Percale Dress Aprons in fine quality two- tone effects. Neatly trimmed, have pockets and tie sashes. Sizes 86 to 42. (Fourth Fleor.) | $1 Satinay Bloomers 19¢ For Wednes- day, we otfer Bloomers made of seif striped satinay; double elastic knee; all the popular spring colors. (Fourth Fiocor.) $1.95 Cos- tume Slips $1.49 For Wednes- day. we offer Costume S1iips made of English broadcloth and striped satinay. Bodice top; gathered over the hip. Navy, black, beaver) gray, brown. 36 to 44. (Fourth Floor.) and-Cuff Set $2.95 Fer Wednes- day. we offer Buster and Ba- teau neck Collar and Cuff Sets with deep gaunt- let cuffs. Trim- med with fluffy. Val. laces in ecru shade. (Main Floor.) $1.95. Georgette Crepe 45 Wednes- offer quality Georgette, 40- inches wide: in a splendid as- eortment of beautiful Spring shades. (Main Foor.) 75c Real Irish Laces 45c¢ Vd. W ednes- we offer beautiful hand- made Irish Cro- chet Laces in 1 to 2 inch width and lovely filet from 1% to 3 in. wide. Edges and insertions. Special: 2000 yards Irish and Filet Picot ocae. also closed style. pure Irish Linen d hemstitched trimmed Orchid, nile and peach. (Fourth Floor.) Women’s Underwear Regular 79c Value For Wednes. dar we of- fer women's fine white ribbed cotton union Suits, band top stvlie. Tight or loose knee, Sizes 36 to 5 (Main Floor.) Linen Dresses Regular $5.00 Value $ a= For Wednes. | day we 0of- fer Linen Dresses in Smart taltlor- ed models: hand - drawn work. All the new b right < } a a ‘ < Pre-shrunk Sizes 326 to 46 (Fourth Floor) a ee eee eee oO OOS Wash Dresses $3 to $5 Values ~) $67.0 $ 2: | W ednes. da, we offer m anufacturers earmples and re in the fecte popular mate rials of linen tissue ayd fine Al) ginghams sizes, but mot in every style (Fourth Fioer.) day, we offer splendid Crib for babies in white enamel finish with woven wire spring and rub- ber wheels. Size 18x36 Cotton - filled pad to fit, $2.00 (Fourth Floor.) Baby Kimonos and Gertrudes 75¢ For W ednes- dary, we offer fleecy, white flannelette Ger- trudes which have heavy scal- loped edge: Ki- monos embroid- ered in pink or blue (Fourth Floor.) 75c Teething Bands 50c Wednes- we offer shoulder strap and pinning tab Sizes one and Two vearg, (Fourth Floor.) 59c Novelty ’Kerchiefs 3 ** $1.25 For Wednes- day, we offer the season's liat- est“novelties in- cluding voiles, hand - printed and embroidered. Daintily and neatly finished. (Main Floor.) Women’s 50c Vests top stvie. Sizes "6 to 44 Also aouble e < ‘ ra sizes (Main Fleer.) Men’s 75c to $1.00 Underwear — ~§5¢ ler Wednes- dny, we offer short and Iiong sleeve Shirts a ls o athletic etvle Shirts Ankle - length Drawers White and ecru. Sizes "4 to 44, but not all sizes in every style. (Main Fleeor— Men's Store.) ~ Children’s $1.95 and $2 (Fourth For Wednes- || day, we offer a beautiful ff a 8s 8 ortment f of babies’ ff Creepers of nainsook. Trimmed. Sizes 1 to 3 years. .25 Values $7 50 For Wednes- | day we offer link Knit Sweaters of ff soft white wool, slip-on, ff Tuxedo andf button = style | with fancy border orf LL trap Slippers. | | Regular $7.50 Value $ 5:95 | For Wednes- day, we offer the new Dor- othy Dodd strap Slipper } win allover patent, black satin and white kid. Floor.) Boudoir Doll Lights complete with cord and socket. None delivered. (Fourth Ficor.) day. we §4-ineh TLainch Cloths stamped in a beautiful basket pattern: on heavy cream muslin. (Fourth Fleor.) a Foundations $1.00 For Wedaes- day. we offer a large assort- ment.of cushion Foundations in half moon, roll, oblong oval, round or esequare shapes. apok filled. (Fourth Flocor.) Stamped Crepe Gowns $1.00 For Wednes- peach, pink white crepe wns, stamped n three effec- tive designs. Sealloped an Sizes 16 fe (Fourt Floor.) Notion Specials lOc Paraepads —new Sanitar Napkinae wit gum rubber cov- ering. 6 to BEG. .-0+ 35c 10¢ Shoulder Strap Tape— Brocade pat- terns. White, flesh and blue. Yd..- 5¢ 15e Children’s Bu p porters — Pin-on support- web...... 8% 38e Dress Lie- ings — Ready made of najin- sook in white only. 24¢ Zhe 3-in-1 O11 —In bottle or handy can (for renerh! Duplex Blades— Regular pack- age: new stock: ous. °* . 6 . te | work while ; } Anta 3 | Cc RT (Main Fleer.) Regular $3.98 Value $ yp Fer Wednes- day. we offer extra heavy Satin Canton (Main Floer.) | Regular $5.98 Value po $928 For Wedues- | fay, we offer new printed Roshanara Crepes for blouses dresses. inches wide. Floor.) day. we vard-wide, broadcloth tan, ore hid, gray. green and biuve with neat self-colored jac- quard designs For dresses and blouses. (Main Fleer.) jj SE i) Sanitol Powdeb Regular 35c Value 16c) For Wednes- | day. we offer | Sanitol Face f Powder, af fine adhering ff Powder of a ve elvety smoothness. All shades. | (Main Fleor.) f Sanitol Talcum Regular 25c Value l3c Fer Wedaes- day. we offer high - grade, silk sifted Talcum iin * onventient shaker tin. Deli cately perfumed. (Main Fleer.) Regular $1.19 Value For Wednunes- 95c spool of Purse Twist in any color you want. (Fourth Fleer.) AIG AIN- BASE MENA 200 New Sport Coats Regular $12.95 to $15.00 Values Materials— Camolines Plaids Stripes Shadow Plaids and New Crossbars we Side-tie, belted, loose-back, youthful and conservative 9% Union Suits $1.00 Hosiery ad Wednesday we Women's first and er women's first second qualities of Wality, tight and thell knee 36 to 50 Silk and fiber Hose in Size 8=6Union Suits. plain black, with Built. mn... 46C Svc. 1 66c rt re ' Children’s Slippers —e——~— _ For Wednesday, we offer pets and $2 children's pat- et leather Slippers, trim- | med with’ red or beige ; | SUede quarters with brown +1 4 bad black kid leath- 9 ee et mh 1 2 aa 79¢ Regular $1.00 Value _ {fi yara, For Wednes- ? 1} Not more than 20 yards to cus- 35c and 50c any, we offer | i tomer. 1 : | delicately scent- | (Main Fleer.) | | Fancy Sox models. Sport Coats and conservative Coats. All colors. All Sizes for Women and Misses, 14 to 46 ed Bath Salts; ff —~ a very ree | For Wednes- ji $1.50 Car- ne egegg Serr ee oo ee riage Robes For Wednes- | Not Over Six ; Shtrte Well tai- iored neat pat- tern: soft cuffs. (Main Fleer.) | ic Suits in & | ' , —_—- . — fF nainsook pa- $1 25 A RY fer ; lis + i] cerized full- $1.95 $2.50 : top, fiber and ff fashioned Hose “7s . and madras ii gay, we offer atten euanty u Beer Fs matertals. # pique Carriage | . ~. @ tops. Sises 0 . . i $ in ten of the 91 Lingerie | ; ao 34 eget oi — | Spring colors. jj Men’ $3 n . : « ' - $1.45 : (Main Fleer.) eroidery designs. (Main Fleer.) i ~ Chieee 00 it oe ~ - —— — = —————— -- ' day. we offer | handmade and neck: hand em- broidered in £1x99 Sheets, of good quality bleached cotton; neatly hemmed On sale Wednesday. (Third Fleor—Nuagents.) 22-ounce bottle. men’s athiet- | day we of- ff ma white mer- Jama check } For Wednes- | | silk Hose, of ff with fancy rol! Philippine ’ . ! 4 Slightiy soll- # Robes with scal- wantedt ' (Main Fleer.) Fer Wednes- (Fourth Fleor. : hand ee found of sauat 1.39 Sheet uare round or sq ” eets to a Customer dainty designs. 14 to 44. Siges 14 to 17. Pee Pwesaeesaeeseaeee eeaeuses Also Envelope “hemise tn iot. (Feoeuarth Fleer.) * « Odds and ends 3-Hour Sale—9 A. M. to 12 Noon Only 500 Dresses Check Dresses, Silk Dresses : Cloth Dresses $1.98 At. lege than the cost of the materials alone. reduced for thesp 3 hours only Fer Wo ednes- dar. we offer extra fine eilk . 1 striped madras All sizes for women and misecs. one 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. Only (Bargain Rasement—‘ ege ats.) $1.19 ** Fer Wednes- day. we offer 40-in. lustrous fiber Satins tn navy eblue, for ekirts and foun- dations. (Mate Fleer.) Crepe. for early Summer dresses and blouses. (Main Fleer.) -—— ' . | : $3.25 Wool Checks 32.45 ** Fer Wednes. we offer rich Wool Checks tn Spring weight, fer coats, sults or dresses. Wanted color combina- tiona. (Matn Fleer.) ee ee Sete Wool Tweeds $1.75 Yer” Wednes- day we offer b4-inch, fine all- woo! Spring weight tweeds for coats, sulta, skirts, tan, green. (Main Fleer.) 39c Linen’ Huck Towels c For Wednes- « Table Tops $1.65. Ter Wednes- day. we offer 43x43 inch, full bleached, ood heavy weight all-linen table tops. (Main Fileer.) patterns tn voile and batiste. All ight (Main Fleer.) 59c Chiffon Voiles 48c For Wedues- day. we offer beautiful chif- ' fon votles, 44 inches wi @ e. Piain colors, (Main Fleer.) } large range of colors. (Main Fleer.) _ om ee 4 colors ¢seaees an (Mate Pleer.)
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me aa g ade ga Ws * . . “ . PES ee are a ie in a he 34," ye ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : | — : T + a standstill. Thousands of | }not merely for Europes sake. but lity. As Mr. Cooliige sa. 2 mate Oemand Genuine er Strike Tics Up New Zealand Roads. Apri! °2—The railway menis & holiday makers have been for the advantage of American’ first duty is to ourselves, cap Phas rican Beauty = ve farms and factories. whose export-| has proclaimed the theory . —— er New Zealand struck to- | East from their homes. — - giving Eu ‘able surpluses, if marketed abroad. America heips itself by £ ily the Associated Press throughout - . . d away WELLINGTON. New Zealand.’ day for higher wages. All service strande would stimulate domestic prosper-! rope material aid. 288 eee ss ee SSS ee 4 POLICY INDICATED Sensenbtenneks — BY PRESIDENT SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Ue Wednesday, at 9 A. M.—A Footwear Sensation. ae sai He Draws Line Between, 1800 Pairs - 50 New Styles in Women ’s He Draws Line Betwors $6501.51) LOW SHOES}. == as its virtues. We were too optimistic her instead of cold, snow and rain. So, intry. winds of March and April left us Hence we never hesitate to take ® SS SS 8B BS) SB SHS 8 BB 8 B68) 2.8) 8 8 BB BBB SSS) B18 B88 8 8) se ees) eee Be e-em a? oo @ By DAVID LAWRENCE A Special Washington Correspon- dent of the Post-Dispatch. ‘Copyright. 392+. NEW -YORK, April 22.—Pres:- | dent Coolidge has undertaken to) convert the public opinion of the’ . | 3 United States to an economic rath- | le YOU are ; er than a political relationship | a se - ———~ = ~~ : «0 s : | the manage ‘with Europe : ith Eure | fairs after. Pointing out that formulas for be / 4 :f f a | 3 your wite ¢€ peace, armament conferences anc | : even the revision of internationa! | ; friend, h s 2 ia law must await “a composed eiate an | % : some of tr of mina in Europe,” the Presiden’ ) | ; . Women at t e 4A : | , ! rey : solve has appealed to America to give : : vs A‘ ve must Optimism has its faults as well and figured on balmy Spring weat to make a long story short, the W with an overstock of new Low Shoes. extreme measures. ee eee ee eee ee ee ee connectio ness affai its moral and material support to | -_. i é' . : /the Dawes-Young report for the | % oat if | , jeconomic reconstruction of Eu- . Site a No finer compliment could be paid to the © rope. | pt : . | | While Mr. Coolidge boldly de-| | ts! Wills Sainte Claire than the unanimous en | pote th ; . ndie your | fied critics inside the Republican | ' ) 4 ; 4 ‘ party by announcing his unaltered a me § dorsement of the women who drive if— | ts: to cle belief in the necessity of American a + . 7 tracts, membership in the World Cour ss ey y, A 3 ‘ . | tions; to he seized the opportunity afforded »> ~— ¥) . The extreme ease with which the car 1s handled— vocal his in addressir th litors as- - mbled at the annual lur ‘0 | 7 } the touch of a toe on the woriderful hydraulic foue — ing and sell sembled at the annual luncheon of ee . . // a; z wheel brakes—the pressure of a finger on the sensitive . gimme and Race eanaee ny Se a =" : § steering wheel—the eager alertness of the many: othe Mr Coolidge asks in effect that ‘ = == , iy) "Te, “¢ the inspiring feeling of confidence and security, inthe | ests, which erste e Homaa i soi se 2 sens tg | jam of city traffic or on the long reaches of theopen = / pert attent subecribe to the forthcoming loan not merely to resuscitate German road — all these appeal with peculiar forcetethe | business } finances but to aid in th eral : . : ? cone” fr ae woman driver and offer to her a new and delightél | perience: reparations settlement. He _ sig- nificantly pointed out that the experience in motoring— Today men ; United States refuses to discuss reduction of allied war debts still (owing to America, but that this ~— “ policy “never meant that America Awe An Was not willing to lend its assiat- ance to the g@olution of the Euro- | |'pean problem in any way that did | And—entirely aside from the truly wonderful perform not involve us in their purely po- | litical controversies.” | ance of the Wills Sainte Claire is the fascinating Turning Point in Policy. - . . | - Mr. Coolidge’s address carries ' beauty of its outward appearance— | with it an appeal of transcendent go importance it means the .turning . eA point in the policy of isolation Fa There is a charm to the graceful sweep of the body that has been erroneously inter- | . ; _—— . ; ~ a | lines that is distinctively new in motor car design. | preted, not only as political de- | tachment, but as economic sec .u- | sion. The President follows the’ There is a rich harmony to the color combinations ~_* ° . ° ( jmote of Secretary Hughes’ recent . Note: Sale Will Be Held in Our First Floor Shoe Department [speech in arguing that political in and an atmosphere of luxury and refinement in the _ . | dependence for America does not . ge: . | : Oe ee ee eee ee eee ee ee ee ee nn oe a oe oe ee a” | mean soonetnie ahaaiaar Mane interior finishing that meet the most exacting demands 4 jing that the pendulum has swung | of diserimin ating taste SSO |away from Europe too soon. Mr See | Coolidge attempts in his New York Hig | speech to bring American opinion | The Wills Sainte Claire is offered to you in seven fae | Dack to economic realities the . . é +++ | very thing which League of Nua- new body styles, equipped with hydraulic four wheel Saeee | tions advocates did in,their early (I ockheed specially design ed and with per Tita championehip of that cauese. brakes ) Sie | 6 Mr. Coolidge. however, draws the fectly balanced balloon tires. %% | lee + . | line, sharply between political asso- ~ > =: > eee. tee ee ~~ . : : went seen slits se. clatron and economic coalition. The . ‘Sooesosovoccess: oes coeesnes: -. oe Sere | One is a product of governmenta! a demonstration, urtth voursel f at the wheel, will eaaeee io jreeee Wate | action and agreement, and the} . ; ot e saeaes prove one of the most pleasing experiences of your life |other is the natural flow of funds ’ }and private business energy. aga The McNiece Motor Co Ine Young report) contemplates.” ¢avs, F S 1ece otor mpany, ; arene. Mr. Coolidge, “that a considerable | -s estes _ oe ‘ . a a °° esese ~ . : ‘lean shall at once be made to Ger. | 5189 Delmar Bl. Forest 888 man) for immediate pressing | Open Evenings Week Days Until 9:50 Open Sundays Catil om IN CE N OF OUR GOLDEN AN needs, including the financing of a| = bank. I trust that private Ameri- | i: SEES \ ednesday and | hun sda A ? il 23 and 24 can capital Ww tii ie willing To Dar- | pen ae : — ‘ 7 y; p . : ticipate in the financing of works | Buy one item at the regular list or established retail price and get of peace in Europe, though we have | another one for one cent. We reserve the right to limit quantities. repeatedly — that we were | | e ’ . . ke ita in ; | not in favor of advancing funds for ) Pp Strik Practically “| Make point to attend this sale cab mite, purscun. i weabe ainters e 4 . benefit our trade and commerce. | q : 10c Creme Pp 7 | | j and we especially hope that it will | e 4 10c Post Toasties te 10c Dutch Cleanser SETS ts Remeser sametinlt tak ane More Facts ~~ F Pkgs. for a boxes agricultural production. It is notort- | ; af “ Cc lle Some- Employers say they employ about 80% of ' 2? for for ous that foreign gold has been | : | flowing into our country in at | . : 10c Shinola, 2 boxes for llc ae oe Oe ey SS Journeymen Painters, :vet, other fair employers are employing over two thirds of our members at a ++ eet’ eS 2 oo =e owe Of eS SS COF s Black Suede! Gray Suede! Patent Kid! am N Black Suede! Bamboo Suede! \ Brown Suede! Paengew Suede! . } Black Satin! *+e= © ee &ée > vuulene teeneoee é 4 ‘6 . 7 ee oS <i. SES BIAS SS % You Will Be Astonished at the Sensational Values ee iF) ° by “4 ° _ ° e _ . = . tee oe ere fo he oe oe i eT 0, : This great footwear sensation begins Wednesday! 1800 pairs to select from! Fifty ® new Spring styles—every wanted height of heel. No odds and ends. All sizes in ® each style. Every pair actual $6.50, $8.50 and $10 values and only on account of be- @ ing overstocked do we take such drastic action in offering this season’s newest styles % - » at absolute cost, in many instances. So Bo te Ae er ~~ eee ee ee eee ee ’ : { . 4 | oceans -+ gta en pea that | Round trip tickets will be sold at very low Summer roe . | some of it can be used more to our | . 5 ates esorts Vi abash. ective ; ~ 4s 45c Ryzon Baking Powder 15¢ Sweet Potatoes ; | financial advantage in ©urope than ' fares to Wisconsin ye - via W inte pa which time. while they have none and are still continm@ "a Used by people who must 2 Ibs. 46c Ready to serve; large No. 2 cans 16 | it can in the United States. Be-|May 15. These are only a few’of the many pot ing the public to refrain from doing any work. a c j have the best for a%q cans f sides this, there is the humanitari-/ tickets be obtained. | we ig . : — an requirement, which carries such ogy oe They say. former contracts have been violated at 6™ 20c Strawberry Jam 5c Red Wing Cider a strong appea!. and the knowledge | s to them. But WHO lost when we reduced our Pure fruit and sugar; 2? cans 21 Pure apple juice; 6-ounce bottles 6 | that out of our abundance it is our Excursion Fares wage contracts’ Answer—WE in wages. and the Oct.“ . han oe + . ' - | 7 Thomas brand. No. 2 cans for bottles * See duty to help where help will be the promotion of a peaceful - Aw . e. . ‘ , vor. seed fer meeting just reqeiremesin| MECHIGAN Day tia | WISCONSIN Z Sis by contracts already in the employers’ fa 4 and Ss ae 8c Searchlight Matches, 2 boxes for 9c Sesmese. We have .determiand teen Veae . 95 937.30 ASHLAND .....+----88430 IN future wage and NO questions would be Who was it, who told us over a year ago, to CHARLEVOI£Z£ . 37.30 30c Orange 15c Beechnut Spaghetti, 2 cans for 16c 7S Suncrush | maintain. and we can maintain FRANKFORT ........ 29.65 34.50 % ing they received ample Notice, WE our own political independence. but | Fam-ly-ade 10c Frank’s Chicken Broth, 2 cans 1lc Orange our economic importance will be| GRAND HAVEN ‘60 26.05: ' | fully and in due time, Yet we are now again ¢ Each bottle makes aj 20c Imp. Stewing Figs, 2 Ibs. for 21c | If you are fond of} st™e™Sthened and ates ee he rere 7 | ask. what is the reward,—answer,—attempted 0 urope ees poet gt __Selicions | SOc Shelled Filberts, 2 Ibs. for GOc | °'*%4e juice, try this. //(° Sora” ‘MACKINAC ISLAND... 41.10 - : | Who was it, who continually tells us, that if ange Syrup. : . Concentrated ~~ wemeres MACKINAW CITY 39.30 ' Aa 30c White Vinegar, 2 gallons for 31c | Nearness Without Ties. _| puarpoeer tee ae ae 7” § to work for none other but Master Painters . fr SL |} 25c Shinon Silver Polish, 2 for 26] 2 fis TEC | new vnionsvne, vor i reprewns|PETOSMEY | 3195 37-9 | they will-readily and willingly Pay Us any J 5c Columbia Toilet Paper, 2 rolls for 6c . the cautious beginning of a new | POINT AUX BARQUES . 37.05 Public may guess the ba er. 2 9 era in domestic policy: an attempt| PORT HURON......... 31.73 | Who is it that enter into contracts to have work eae 10c Libby s Asparagus Soup, 2 cans for llc | 15c Boraxo Powder : 2 cans for 16c|to draw America closer to Europe | 8%. JOSEPH a CEEE ane EE ed a certain way, and then expect Our Members tee Se Council Potted Meat 15c Electro Silicon Polish or eee eres Cee. ee ee 3455 WILLIAMS BAY...... ..... obey same,—can the Public guess why we were aseimp: 10c Council Potted Meat. . .2 cans for llc | 75c Lobster a la Newburg. 2 cans for 76c °°" °* * thousht. Bot accepted ‘Job Stewards. ; is} | by some American experts, at t! " other : . » Se Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, 2 pkgs. for Gc | 45c Lobster a la Newburg. 2 cans for 46e(""ioc'n or tie Cees Seavee “Mme Hemersion Pers are aim in effet o many oe Pon re’ heat reneina to thls jee of nig 50c Calarab Figs ..2 pkgs. for Sic | 30c Ground Black Pepper. ..21bs. for PSR ate up in the future of Europe W b h All St | Service vet become offended, when WE make an honest 10c U-All-No Mints 2 pkgs. for llc | 30c 4 oz. Crystallized Ginger. __ 2 for 31c (and that foreign markets will come abDas -Vtee - ‘The Truth of the present situation is that abou ‘ ; ; | we vn piwsemere seh ot seta |Wabash all-steel service for Wisconsin and Michigan resorts Contractors are trying to tell over 200 other indepen Ehmann s Ripe Olives 75c White Grape Juice abroad. Fora g Te? aot ee ~ | wia Chicago include—The Banner Limited, 12:20 noon; The Painting Contractors that they are wrong mm PSy™e Nature's most healthful and delicious food Nothing nicer The Republican administration’ Delmar Express, 9:30 p. m.; The Midmight Lamited, 11-52 pm. a wage commensurate with other Building Trades 2 g er to serve your guests. Keen] . : | 7 ; and there are none better than Ehmann’s. ) mY | since 1920 has pointed with pride (Delmar Express leaves Delmar Ave. Station 9:46 p. m.) chanies, and they now furthér want over 1200 mem? tg¢ Med. Size Olives | 45c Ex. Lge. Qlives relished by convalescents. Children love it. | to the fact that $5,000,000,000 of again reduce their present wage, so WHO? might pre 2 5 oz. cans 1 6 9 oz. “"“AGB- 2 Large bottles 76 elope _ a Boonen Tickets, reservations and full information at | We contend we recently offered a fair compromise, for for for Cc 'hag insisted that America was not Wabash Tick et Office. 328 N. Broadway. Cor. Locust | Ww d. a aa an than a news ‘ignoring Europe. The speech of| . L. MeteRy, Diwt r a ; 1596 Retwoy Beck, Phone, wom a0 - prone "7 Fagg tbs Be ts ceep | . |Mr. Coolidge is an attack on those! ice Eighth apd Locust - : ‘who have accused the administra-| recognizing our. FAIR employers, and We will - Limitand Delmar - - tion of neglecting Europe. The) ti to execute Your k it should be cs Grand and Shenandoah prejudices against economic part-| | a ie ae ? es saat gl Taylor and Delmar nership with Eurobe, however. ig Landell 2579 menpeeey: Sixth and Chestnut ° have grown stronger as the politi- | PAINTERS’ DISTRICT COUNCIL, ‘ag ¥ EE . od a be. Union and Vv $ ’ a has been frowned . DeBaliviere and Waterman | The President and Secretary 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS—1874-1924 Hughes have begun an appea! to, s ES bring America closer to Europe,
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buld be the unanimous en- 2 who drive it— a the car is handled— iderful hydraulic four a finger on the sensitive | “1 : ness of the motor—| nce and security, in the ng reaches of the open peculiar force to the rr anew and delightful TUESDAY, - APRIL 22, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,900 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED : SA ‘ ry * sm ie . een GS Nem a eee Oo ee . — . we . - See ' > - nN ¥ * TT © PC. Fa a ta eR PR gy ON mp Rm wpe —= - - . e > a 3 Ae ' ~ . ¢ ; ¥ re wae: 7 eer ~ 9 TE Ce rere ae ee ‘¥ ; sada - ; oo = Be | ye 4 aes x NS gene, Your Business A ffairs Ir you are planning to léave the management of your af- fairs after you are gone; to your wife or to a business friend, have you considered some of the problems they must solve—especially in connection with your busi- ness affairs? Would they know how to handle your unfinished con- tracts; to. close out important options; to attend to your in- vestments and securities, buy- ing and selling at the proper time; and to care for your many other business inter- ests, which would require ex- pert attention and sound business judgment and ex- perience? 3 ‘. wish to see their families in a secure financial position, free from the burdens and responsibilities of estate man- agement, appoint a trust company to assume these duties. With the St. Louis Union Trust Company acting as Ex- ecutor and Trustee of your estate, you are assured of continuous existence, accu- mulated experience, financial responsibility, and the coun- sel and direction of many men skilled in business. You can obtain interesting information about the con- servation of estates by secur- ing a copy of our booklet, FASCIST VIOLENCE. BRINGS PROTEST FROM VATICAN ’ | } Relations Between Pope and Mussolini Strained, De-| spite Efforts to Reconcile Church and State. | PREMIER’S ORGAN | CRITICISES PIUS Trouble Had Its Origin in Destruction of Catholic Workmen’s: Clubs Dur- ing Election. | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | and New York World. | LONDON, April 22.—Strict cen- | _Sorship in Italy has prevented news from getting out on'an acute | i{ssue between the Fascisti dic- | | fatorship and the Vatican. The | important dispatch below has’ come from Italy by mail. It was | toritten by a well informed and| reliable correspondent of the Post. | Dispatch and New York World. Copvright. 1924 by the Preas and Pulitzet | ublishine Cos. the New York World and the Post-Disnatch | ROME, April 18.—With one of those dramatic changes that fea- ' ,ture Italian politics, Premier Mus- | solini and Pope Pius. after 18 | ‘months of undoubted progress! along the road to reconciliation of | lchurch and state, are passing ‘through a period tension due to/| |Clashes between ardent Fascisti and | members of the Catholic party. Impartial observers recognize the | Strained situation is the result of fexuberance on the part of the'| Black Shirts. The Fascisti. how- | ever, are doing everything possible | ie The name plate of modern motor truck transportation The Autocar Company, during the 26 years which have measured the history of the autombtive indus- try has constantly been developing motor vehicles to meet growing transportation requirements. Gas and electric trucks are.both manufactured by The Autocar Company to provide the most eco- nomical truck for each individual hauling need. - The Autocar Company, Ardmore, Pe 4 *Allentown Altoona *Atianta *Atlantic City *Bal *Imdicates Direct Factery Branch Autocar Sales & Service Co. of Mo. 2740 Locust St., St. Louis SS A me ee ee ee Sa Apps - SE tO 9 « Sytner 4 . Y e r, * “ey yee a METIS RS aa tLe - — we ee Ee 28. - o ne si — ° . 5 afeguarding Your Family’s Future.” to keep echoes of the disturbance | | from reaching Catnolics abroad. 'They realize how unfavorably the | a4 |Fascisti action might be _ inter-| i preted. ST. LoUIs UNION TrusT Co. eit, bape’s indignation at Fas. ‘cisti BROADWAY AND LOCUST Catholic workingmen’s clubs in Affiliated with First.National Bank Today, men in business who Northern Italy started the trouble. Enthusiastic Black Shirts there bed =, ee aes AS and electric truc "hated Popolari, or Catholics, poll- | g an capacities from 1 to 6 tons EITHER OR BOTH - AS YOUR WORK REQUIRES y wonderful perform- ire is the fascinating ance— sweep of the body in motor car design. TRUST SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY election and attacked the clubs. Pope's Indignant Message. The Pope issued a message of in- dignation and that angered the} Fascisti. Then Cardinal Gasparri, | Papal Secretary of State, sent on) he color combinations nd refinement in the _ behalf of the Pontiff 500,000 lire, | ost } t ‘ 04 ‘about $22.000, to help rebuild the exacting demands / 4 _ if ; — : clubs. A sympathetic message AC | J. H. Mack, Manager Televhone Bomona* 80 companied the gift. | The Fascjsti anger became bitter rage, which is pouring out from the Fascisti press with unsual vio- | '_— - . _ to you in seven : , = | lence. Mussolini's own organ, the | / pee hydraulic four wheel Milanese Popolo- d'Italia, re- | | ansehen teem Bi : proaches his holiness for spending | ear er ed, and with per- such large sums on the clubs when “Every Picture STOPS RHEUMA 4 the money might have beer given Toe Stee i a ~ ) | | . | a to the poor. It sarcastically in-| els a y eC ' “ : | PAINS—NO ad " vites the Pontiff, since he has funds | S va + whee 1 AAS > | ' : fo lavish so freely, to settle the| MEDICINE TO T , ‘ ee oom ‘ will | . si ae bills of defunct Catholic banks. | > / r BS | = | a mice: of your life Yr dy} " : The article asserts that the clubs => . -_—- = AT 4 y payee, 08 al are purely political and were devas- Vy ) wy | Sy : : | Discovery of Italian Ji “~ Proves Boon to Rheu- * 7 oe ¥. > “ - we i Company, Inc: Forest 888 Open Sundays Until 5:30 ‘Bes Practically Settled | 4 > sag, ey employ about 80% of the Pe, $e. Ps Pre |. rt tramp. How restful! How delicious that bit of cheese and that draught from the cool spring, and how wonderful thatwhite clean bed—and the mountain breeze.” — —the day came when I found White Ban- ner. It was just like one of those cool delightful little inns I used to seek out high up in the Swiss Alps after alongday’s Le 7 My kidneys were irregular. I heard and strengthened my kidneys.” etfully, ihe cannot hold MRis secretaryship. | ‘Tf this is not done it is freely pre- DISTRICT COUNCIL. | dicted the Black Shirts in the smal! | oa wre 7 cities will menace public order and ‘the incident ‘against which the. | Holy See protests will be only the’ {starting point. tated only after members had exas- 3 bolshevist anthem. Apparently | | matic Sufferers Fe oe that is considered justification for} ~ ; ’ ‘ ’ ictims of ter? the Pope’s intervention is in doubt | try who onee were vic iS oat ne This example from the) ) | turing rheumatism ate now jf t quarters of Fascismo is fol- | Vs) mags | y 4 raaaBaree ee c | rece gba glee by those who fol-| We i /) | hii) j | a*e S\ —=- . Alessandro Volta, the well- | - , Italian physicist for whom the elee?” | } -on, together with the So- | c wel : more votes in Northern | a new and revolutionary t ment | | for Rheumatism. This discovery is Post-Dispatch and New \| ’ | , : ' h. mace “Weill correspondent learns : | : i ~ , shaken into the shoes, bas gives 4 ih > | mediate relief to thousands of be particularly indignant at a vio- | : a . ‘ 7 | a: - lence against the clubs ecause | F; d Y, F / M; bl | im, . mm R mop! tS pring Find You Feeling Miserable! |i sosersst romesies, which Lngaegl employers ere port the principles of law, order | se mn 9 ‘are often dangerous, Volta ft er and religion against communism. | Do You Suffer Daily Backache—Feel Tired and Worn-Out? | | 2 and are still continually ask- ~ . blood through the myriad pores rT doing anv work Pope Pius insists they are not} the feet. This absorption is die, : é lie} {7 *~haracter, but were | s : . ‘ ae aman connie threat-_ AS winter left you with throbbing then, the strain of- winter colds and itain over 10 times the numbér = we reduced our cs ened Italy. The clubs are linked backache and torturing rheumatic chills and it’s little wonder the kidneys | Pores to the square inch as doom E in wages, and the publi¢ | Fu ; hate ae ly i- | So remarkable and fapid ; een, bape eprecdeti ots on teats and stiff; lag through the day feeling cumulate and upset blood and nerves. over a vear ago, to name our cage gt weak, nervous—all tired out? That's why spring is apt to find so | Volta powder, both in this country) ons would be raised,—provid- Rut the Fascisti are trying to jand in Italy, that the American’ Lal | t the Pope is only a vic-} ws - ith constant backache,, rheu- y | | | prove that the Pop you are so run down -" unable te en miserable wit 7 - a ~ gee? sists to dispense Velta with am we are now again obliged to though that leader retired at the) joy the first fine days of spring: matic pains, headaches, dizzine | qualified guarantee of relief £ nswer,—attempted scandal. Pope's insistance that priests. ‘your money will be refunded. | How about your kidneys? Have you Don’t risk neglect! rime Sana weak- |? ene lenin dele heme given them any thought? Winter, you ened kidneys with Doan’s Pills—a stim- Neuralgia, vou owe it to yourself ¢ 4 kidneys. One eats heavier food, —_ have helped thousands. St. Louis folks try this startling scientific treats tracts to have work execut- regrets former Premier Nitti’s fall | less water and cone Se CEES , s | will not cost one cent if you de expect Our Members to dis- ‘from power. Many other personal These V7 Fs ous Folks . receive wonderful relief. : ae remarks about prominent people in | re = 2 | You can get a.box of Volta ¢ ali the Vatican are made in the) poegse ogg om spas Ue | ieee son Drug Co., Judge ph Dr ess. P WE k iv ge erga AEE supporters, | PERRY MEDER, 3753 Kossuth Ave.. WAS. CHARLOTTE a¢ Ht 12. ' . n : oe ’ _ honest es however, deplore the incident be- says: “Bending over and lifting brought “| took a hard cold and after that my Keiffer Drug’ Co. ae nt situation is that about 46 - f 35 ——s kidneys ached and pained. My back hurt | ~-- ‘ who make x have been ae | among Catnewes Gums May. . A! back IT tired easily and felt dull and lan- dizzy spelie, every ae oqenme eo be- ‘ ‘ ’ wro : : . : “4 ack. ire . ‘ : I almost fe puffy sace . ey are ng in paying us lease you as much as we can” Malt ; . h d lead i | prominent Fascist told the corre fore me so ' To R meve a other Building Trades Me- : f the command of their cherishe er: ) ' P could hardly keep my shoes on. I heard - < ract brin back thoughts o our . . would for your provincial Fascist groups could of Doan's Pills and found them very good. my neighbors praise Doan's Pills so ft be- Offen ing Hair + ‘Make it just as you be quickly restored if Secretary. ‘a relieved me of the aches and pains . ee ‘ q ) is Tr lik ditt age, so WHO? might profit. Doan cured me and made me feel ea er ; “a 2 4 : rs ent woman.” and so unecessary! . ou pet ‘da fair compromise, -eguevad do otherwise when the annemees | post. He isan impulsive youth and. do is spread a soft paste A del-a- the Black Shirts often are giad to | tone other icity cen e and is Wash off and behold your skin . og grt sg White Banner is Union cette ull 3-1 enth hwo | | queoth and dainty! A nde ee ny Grocer and Delicatessens _——? * | Some leaders hope the Premier | sold by all ¥ | | made by Sheffield Pha k as it should be done. ¢ , ‘that as a member of the chamber) ' 5386 Lake Shore Drive. . . . . : Walnut St. Louis, Mo . . 7 ° . th Kid plain wrapper for one Premier Distributing Co. ea Wiett sereets. Stimulant Diuretic to the neys DE A-TC a - - 3 . . : _— — 4¢ all dealers, 60c a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y. | L 2 perated the Fascisti by singing the any violence. The paper adds that | Thousands of people in this a new powder discovered in Italy. ~ low Don Sturzo’s Catholic party, | trie volt was named, has disco aan ’ <¥ | he Fascisti. : eo = VOLTA, a powder which, nm sper daennd geet: co egies most persistent cases of z they were formed expressly to sup- of our members at the present is intended to be absorbed inte aa ee Then Follow the Advice of These St. Louis Folks! h b lated ai | doubt, to the fact that the feet shave been violated at a [oss with the Cothelt (3 twinges? De you get up lame weaken and allow body-poisons to ac- any other part of the body. “" “9 employers favor. been the results from the wee of invaded territory. J Isn't it time, then, you found out why many folks feeling tired and worn-out; pan . Not; WE q oes tributors have authorized local otice, , responded gra : ES etal : : (tim of Don Sturzo’s intrigues, for b There must be a cause. What is it? annoying kidney irregularities. the use of the very first pac Yi lv tells ; S agree i | should not take such a prominent : us, that if WE ag é& part in politics, Don Sturzo’s influ- | Dae “ree ly P 9g "aclon ail : seed adie cg og os tS mii ighty hard he ulant diuretic to the kidneys. Doan's | ee Seat, Semen, Se mgiy Pay Us any price,—the ; | know; is apt to be mighty hard on the ulan - ° . ) ever. ’ or. | | Among the Fascisti attacks is the . sf | assertion that Cardinal Gasparrt | recommend them. Ask your neighbor! ment. It is absolutely harmless Z 6é77 Ie 99 guess why we were asking for Use Doan S, Say TO: la iety d rm ie! Plan of new notoriety, an shesunam itnie’ aan Stores, Johnson Bros. Drug. “o., cause of the reaction it must have } : through the small of my . ae fe bs ay ' f 9 . . ‘ cutting pains so I could hardly bend, an ad su , over 200 other independent It isn’t strange that this pure ‘‘made to , cggpe wati~ Sane maha nna years, some of t : _ beneath my eves and my feet swelled so I spondent that the discipline of the guid er want over 12 nen to . : se the A couple boxes of Doan’ nee r 1200 n most enjoyable days. How could White - fared me and made me feel like @ differ: Superfivous hair is so disfig own mother. Giunte were removed from his) over the offending g wi . | put his violent views into execu-/} ‘ * on | tifie preparation in use for 14 years byers, and We will gladly eager pte ge pt tong cre Doan S S i: _* ¢* all drug stores or sent pre) ee ; “ " a. mY ——t Removes Super —— SO x it ‘Cie is evening ir The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Lou a te newspaper. giving Associated Press news service, .
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, —,* * 7 £ ay n be Bs oy 45 rag pvt * ¥ m 7" vhs ‘ag a . ¥ A age ee Ae ee ee 7 Waline har MORE City Circolation thon the morning aed ona ether tee ener CL ‘ ¥ Fee Oe ve ie ir Th NEF a to We rae . + ae . Pe ORS Be: Me ta. eee WELCOME sea (oor arranged for the United a States army around-the-world fr- - Exlusion Act Will Not Change Jap- *7? &re determined that Japan agree anese Pilar. mot fail in extending courtesy re ome To! he aviacurs “SMARTEST BOYS ON MARKET ST.” GRILLED Aaron and Nathan Agruss, = oo = =] wee = “ara ~~ . ——_— — — ee a a a ae are at your service. Take advantage of the rich h association with many individ many enterprises. We are ready any time to form ness and eur judgment which is of Banking Seryi ~>* : ‘ : . , OD OE TP a Tm TP BOT TPB BO TIT TF a OIF PN Breadway-Locust-Olive J 7" between your business and our judgment Whether you are business man, farmer, professional man, or industrial worker, our banking knowledge and judgment Check up your plans with our experience. arvest of knowledge we have garnered from our uals and that im- portant partnership between your busi- our idea FIRST NATIONAL BANK LARGEST IN SIZE AND IN SERVICE iii te nee ee ee ee , tomorrow Get it at its best tomorrow— fresh from my special Wednesday baking. Each loaf generously filled with plump end fisvory Sun-Maid Raisins. A rare, fruity goodness all your family will enjoy! Rolls, too, and cookies, coffee cakes and “snails.” raisin pie and many other tempting Sun-Maid raisin . foods are baked “Special for Wednesday” by bakers F every week — everywhere. +43 Delight your family with these finer raisin foods ae tomorrow. Serve them every Wednesday as a reg- 5 uler custom in your home. And you'll find Raisin Toast « treat for Thursday’s breakfast! rder Raisin Bre Sus-Maid Raisin Pie—erder it ei restesrents temerrew | Bankrupts, Undergo Search- ing Examination by Referee. Aaron and Nathan Agruss, two of “the smartest boys on Market street.”” went bankrupt last Jan- j}uary and all their friends were sor- ty for them. But they should have seen the storm Aaron weathered yesterday as Referee in Bankruptcy Coles searched relentlessly for missing assets of the Agruss Mer- cantile Co., 15193 Market street. At the close of the hearing Refe- ree Coles told attorneys that “those assets ought to be recovered or someone ought to go to the peni- tentiary.”’ Aaron Agruss took the stand | first. He testified he was 27, two. years older than N&than. He ad- mitted they had failed and that they owed for $39.000 worth of goods. When he admitted that they had lost $25.000 in 1823 on the sale of little more than $359 000 in * ag kocmae the Agruss . boys were in trouble. Referee Coles’s questions penetrated into ‘the nooks and crannies of a bank- rupmt’s schedule. But Aaron asked for time. He could explain. The referee challenged him to do it. Tells of “Well, it takes $19, 000 to run the business.”” Agruss said. “Then we lost $15,090 because we had to sell below cost to get the money quick. Then I got married in Sep- tember and took a trip to Callifor- nia. That's $1500 more. Then while I was away. my.brother was robbed of $2100 merchandise.” “Oh.” the referee observed. “s there's a robbery in this case. too (;srTanting what vyvou've said. whai Gid you do with the $15.000 you took in on the goods sold at such a sacrifice.” Agruss blinked What had be- |come of that $15.999? Oh, yes | They had paid bills with it. old | bills that had accrued long since. _ Then the referee wanted to know who had purchased these good; sold at such a tremendous financia! sacrifice. Out-of-town dealers. whom Agruss didn't recall, had bought most of it There was a ‘record on the book, but it was |traveling under the incognito or) “cash.” However. there was on-~ }sale of $3200 of jewelry to Charles | Marx, 603 Pine street. Marx had paid $750 in cash and had giver notes for the remainder. Status of Marx Argued. Referee Celes ascertained from | Agruss that Marx maintained the Pine street store and was a respon- | sible party. Then John C. Robert- son. attorney for the trustees brought out the fact that Marx. merely “dropped tn" at the Pinc Clip this coupon Todity it s worth $2. 50 i i a ae ——— lll ‘ v = PO oo noc he en cnn dc nc ncc cab anaeen tee 00982 COT ee ee ee . Monthly Cotton Reports. ye ree & ted Prews : len bo eo eEe 0 o Fee CCONe a e*eeee er @eeveve Are ta. me Becerceesse ceeceedseeg? sosnnes ‘Dealer's Name) ode r rhe INGTON. April ae F The Witheut placing myseif under any er way ; coteeterta val a : —— ‘2 jast night passed the Sen- i, §—(* Pally aleed sas Be , providing _ for _ issuance ee “TT ee, > ee ! Brym. _.|.y} | 1 gk Cg ee cee eee Oe ROOTS SOHO I a accept our compliments ERE is one of the most unusual and fairest offers we have ever made to our friends and customers. With- out obligating you in any way we want to send to vour home a man who will thoroughly clean one of your rugs —anvy rug vou may select. The man we will send to vou is thoroughly reliable, a gen- tleman in every respect. He calls upon you purely in the r. ‘ interest of this free offer, and he is thoroughly trained to “% do a good job. It will save you at least $2.50—the cost of having that rug cleaned in any other way. Yes. indeed. this is a most unusual offer. Only by special arrangement with the Hoover Company are we able to make it. Since it implies no obligation you cannot afford The tnnals of music tain no single name t Tha “fhe instrument teolian Company he this magnifi sche makes from which you are from $625 apd upware onvenient terms on any for your present inst anes wit anc ¢ TEINWAY : VOSE not to accept. : : Clip the above coupon now—this minute!—and mail it. Or ; phone either orie of us. It wil] tax our men to the limit to handle the great number of calls we will receive, so get vour reservation in early. Don’t wait! Clip the copuon NOW! It's worth $2.50. x FAMOUS-BARR Co. St. Louis’ Foremost Store Central 7900 Qlive 5900 UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER (0 Main 32200 | 2thand LOCUST Centra! 3530 1004 OLI bE aciuasive representative fer the Due-Art : ’ m,! Dg =p. a ats ne . hip street address. It was not his shup and he had. it was said, little or no stock. Agruss admitted that some- times Marx's stock did run low. “Don't you know that Marx is only a curb stone broker and that jhe has refused to pay out these notes” Referee Coles asked “He never bought anything on credit until you came into the field. He hasn't got 15 cents worth of stock _in his place right now and’ —— Agruss sat up ‘ie the witness chair. an tncredulous smile play- ing over his features and his eves popping. “Why. Marx is a bro- ker.” he said. “He's bought from us for years: a good customer. He buys every place, Gallants, Freid- mans, every place, even sometimes in New York.” “Well, we've found that he | Won't pay those notes.” the referee interposed. “Haven't you got something salted, some property which somebody is holding for you?” “Not even so much asa nickel,” Agruss said Then it was that the referee made his remark about the penitentiary. The hearing wil] be resumed Ma’ 6 and in the meantime an audit of the books of the company will be made BACTERIA RULING TOO MUCH FOR BOTTLER SO HE QUITS small Dealer Tells Inspector He Can't Fight Germs. He Can't See and Gives Up Basiness. When informed that he must keep the number of bacteria in his product below 190 per cubic cen- timeter. a small bottler of soft drinks in St. Louis tossed in the sponge iast week and went ou’? of business “What's the use.” he sadly ia- mented in the ear of an agent of the State Food and Drug Inspec- tion Department. “Tt isn't enough that I muSt meet competition of the big bottiers and their adver- tising campaigns Now you tell me I must also fight those things vou call bacteria. I have never even seen one How can I keep out of my drinks what [ can't efe” 3 The inspector patients °x- plained that tests of his product indicated nearly 200° bacteria per cubic centimeter Methods of re- duction were suggested The bot- tler dtdnt think results hustified the effort He ‘ust quit Hie was one of 69 St. Louis bot- tlers. including breweries. now be- ing intensively inspected by the State department in advance of the warm weather and merensnil eeft drink business. While a aum- * a > 2 ie el aes _ os it ee ae Me A ee 2a EAE RARE SRE CG Ce 2 PO oot SSE lg Mayet Pao aI ¥ yi ‘ sont ‘pew & “ * 7 > e, 7 a * © ” e ae om fa * rae z -. ee he oe re Pe Ve pt ‘ “ +. oe 5 V4 ae ae hae = 5) ouk dit if See ae ee in 5 * ; oe ee Peek a ; 5 a “1 ate Be OT mies Seige. eo een a : so SS its a - 3 “re wished fet Beate 10> #2 |A 10 | ==eor 7 This Fine Apes fee S = = , = 3 A tleminuam |WusoNs MILK \ For The Wilson Labels You Save heavy, 3-quart, pure aluminum kettle pic- tured above is one of the many special values in premiums we offer users of Wilson's Milk night along. For a limited fime only, this regular 125 label premium is yours for only 50 large Wilson Milk labels. Bring your. labels our premium room and get one of these fine kettles while this special offer lasts. St. Louis Premium Room, 402 Market St. The Can With the If you have never used Wilson’s Milk, buy a few cans Sine and White Label —¢__-n your grocer and try it. It is just pure milk —gathered fresh daily from dairying farm’—reduced in bulk by evaporating part of the water that al] milk contains— and canned for your convenience. You can’t buy better milk than Wilson’s. It costs no more—and you get use- ful premiums for the Wilson Milk labels you save; some for as low as 10 labels and many special premium values like the aluminum kettle offered above. ee >: aes | BaP aie rk ae 2 ge BFR iS oS ne: ss “4 ~ and -* \ = V iLF - OR ATED AD AN : a \ = -~ i? id - q bs 4% a Pi ' | 7 ¥ Led wh 7 = pl wee eet Lt, cs % ig tee ee TP EAE v aut FREE RECI PE BOOK You should have the Wilson Milk recipe book. It contains tested recipes for making many new and delightful dishes j with Wilson's Milk. Your name and sddress on a postcard A will bring this he! pful book to you INDIANA CONDENSED MILK CO. INDIANAPOLIS _WIHSONS MILK 4 ;y fF ; . - ait Ws. — , ’ R “ , a A : iH, : me ae tes , “ me - ie eete ; a - : ‘ fo ale d rah 4 : ee 5 RR : _ % o } 7 ~ Threagh Califernis Limited Pullman to Les ~ ber were below standard last vear only the one was found short se/ far this year Inspectors declined te make known his name. i The POST-DISPATCH is the St. Louls evening
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Se cian pit a nll re and Ee TE en ae RE EE ae Oo a «x eee ae - = The anna/s of music the world over con- tain no single name that means so much as TEINWA “The Instrument of the Immortals’’ The Aeolian Compan’ heads its display of - - Nes sm, ge ee -we Fw / -— —_—- -— 7 7 plain Milady Uses Too Much Rouge— Arched Eyebrows Going Out of “You Should Look Your Best.” ise the trade motto of the organized Hairdressers and Cosmeticians As- sociation purposes to squelch. However. the annual convention Style, Official Says. , pageant of sing and fash- association was in hairdres ion show of the | progress. ‘beauty parlors, to which a cynic (has amended} “And Then Some.” It is just such prejudices as this, that the St. Louis and Missouri -- oo here is still struggling with a code, of ethics because, as an official! told a reporter the Odeon night, “you have no idea how hard at last | it is to keep customers from roug- ing too much.” A reporter also picked up the} following fashion hints while the YOUR BODY NEEDS SPRING CLEANING by giving y ourself a thorough ‘house Cleaning.” Gude’s Pepto- Mangan contains the iron required for pure red blood, and the invigorating, ' Vitalizing tonic properties to give you new “pep,” vigor and animation. Get Gude’s and begin to take it right away. Watchthe improvement in your appetite, see how your skin clears up GY ready for spring and summer and your cheeks grow rosy, and how fine you fee] in the morning. '_ Your druggist has Gude’s Pepto |for slender athletic | Mangan in both liquid and tablets. Win ~ y ea will help keep you well, by and strengthening your 4di- tis may be localized in a single or may be general, involving ©& humber of nerwes.’’ quick and lasting relief. phar- have for the past few months 2 Joint-Ease—a etainiess pene m remedy that, when rubbed over ected parts for about one minutt. *@ right in so that not ea trace is the skin t-Base is for limbering up etiff reducing the swelling and caus- pain to disappear, and for this thousands of tubes ere sold cents at Wolff-Wilson ith & t Washington, wd everywhere ys remember when gets in joint agony Juick. Eee — ego the formule for “diet’’—*‘exerciee.” Marmola Preacri Through California Limited Pullman to Los + Angeles. the Marmola . Detroit. Mich. i 3 @ Sartelle, Gen. Agent K. H. Dallas, Dist. Pass Act. Santa Fe Ry) *o6 Arcade Bidg St. Louis, Mo ve 4031 Phones. Cent. 417,08 iif the patron ' rood specialist in this work. Arched eyebrows are a bit passe. Bobbed hair should never be worn with evening gown. The evening hair dress, if hair has been ‘bobbed, must be cam- ouflaged with a transformation. Bobbed hair may pass in a year or so Hair dressing styje is based on tne permanent Fiinglet wave and curl predominate and wave ef- In tong hair cress The (reams mea! or use of «¢ with bases are now considered the complexion Hair dyeing is pre gray another CO OT is going out. almond best ay of from from valent, ‘oO color another ransformat or one Wigs o1 ¢ 7 ey deal. When adopted Summar Tell hobbed her Bo ing to f giris very characteristics. to ions as a erea’ are caiied are worn the thics 1s think it follows’ code ont e¢ most ize ? experts ac o hair bbed hair is never becom- mpy women, nor pronounced facia! Shingle tomer frank] if ‘ic { iS is not hecoming 10 at. du to of types of good head conformation. insists recommend a CALLED WIFE AN ANGEL, BUT } Clayton ‘attorney with ,ing | County, bite ‘ferent i | ' ' | | ' | | this copyrichts thr« | ’ eT, | By iA DIDN'T MEAN SHE WAS DEAD Bertrand enn, Attorney, However, “Other Woman’ posed She Was. it for divorce has been filed at by Bertrand F. Fenn, an offices in the Centra] National Bank Building. and resid- 7036 Dale avenue, St. Louis against Mrs. Margaret ’ Sup- Su at has been indif- and has said her dead. They weré 1897. There are no6. He charges she to him love for him married in children. Mrs. Fenn savs her husband been associating with other wom- and names a woman on avenue as one to whom he attentive. “This woman . Mrs. tions honest and said. “She never knew ried Several times I told her Fenn angel and she urally supposed Mrs. Fenn dead.’ CARTER WOULD BAR MODEL OF is has anne re- cently was Fenn men- Fenn I was mar- Mrs. nat- was is decent.” was an PHARAOH'S TOMB AS SIDESHOW | Exxplorer Seeks to Restrain Exhibi- | tion of Mode! at British E-empire Exposition at Wembley. the Associated Tress LONDON, April 22 igation has been tion wit! men’s tomb, —F tartedi nconnec- if Tutankh- parca: to the Dailv ich urther lit — 1 the discovery wh h savs a writ was Hioward C dire exhi bit ion Vi iol: 1tioen express, served yesterday at ter’s instance upon the ‘tors the British eneine Wembley for alleged of ugh the erection of a mode! of the tomb as a side- show on the exhibition sreanda The model was constructed by | ithe sculptor, William Aumonier. and the Egvptologist. Arthur We} gall, who deny that their reprodu: tions of the tomb and its. contents in wood and plaster were based on Carter's photographs The case to be heard after Whi Proce Meanwhile. the moagdel_ will be opened to the public as advertised M'ADOO ASKS DELEGATION Would,.War on on Cente If lected President. He ‘Says in Speech. Py the Associa 2 | SAN F ANC ISCO, April 22 Promising ‘that if he were elected President he would Reciade all the grafters and regen s out Washington and into the jails of the United States,”" William G. Mc- Adoo. in an address here last night asked support for a delegation to ; ftber : the Democratic national convention pledged to his nomination, In addition to discussing the scanda! which he said “Was @x- clusively Republican,” McAdoo criticised Veterans’ Bureau and ‘the prohibition enforcement scan- dais’ charging that they “perme- ate the Government at Washing- ton, which must be cleaned out.’ + he iit * Yucatan Port The Mexican © Louis has i iaiinabed ing of the Port ot of Yucatan. whi >» ‘rage Re- -Opened. msulate in the re-open- Progreso, State losed to LDbecember St VAS outside e the re« he! The rebeis = | uated Yucatan, thing of the important cause 9 region nounced, h andthe rebel Progreso the in TT) is : 7 past in port in used rope-making. Cab- | | Cosmeticians in eC ae Here Also Com- bobs are —_ 1 Urge the customer not ¢ y Free Tablets nei oulding valvect | graying hair. Gray hair suite the Gude’s Pepto-Mangan, send for free Package. | ae a a "ie riers M. J. Breitenbach Co., 53 Warren St., N. vy. ire axing lines of the face. Choose dyes with care. Marked brunettes d should never use the hennas ty e’s Urge artistry in the use of cos- Dep imetics., Continually, impress the | to- an gan need of restraint upon your pa-'| trons. Too much rouge. too much pepto-Mangan bella donna, too much lip paste A penciling is worse than noth- | ‘ing, Fs Don't urge cosmetic surgery. but | Says, | | | export of henequen @ TUESDAY, le been v2. The vey | POST- DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci reulation than BOTH other evening watinti te COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 we ' oma -_ Sener aeaaaeeeeeeeeen = ——————— - a ee “Monthly Cotton Reports. semi-monthly of catton reports by | , i = ye Arsociated bong ‘the Department of Blind Student Passes Bar Test. the Illinois bar examination and| Former Memphis Publisher Dics. hospital here yesterday. -He © 43 Fe GTON. April 22.—The for their publicati yep we and | air ressers ssert | By the Associated Press will graduate from Northwestern! By the Associated Press. been in ill health several ace F fe a a night passed the Sen-/with the ginnin ne utancous CHICAGO April °°? —_ George University Law School in June. eae MEMPHIS. Tenn.. April 22-— Raine disposed of his holdings “# as woe tas for issuance 'Comr ao ot PE es lig "| mother and sister, according to the! Gilbert D. Raine, 68 years old. for- the News-Scimitar about eight e pil! providing ssue : nerce Department. 4 a enry Weinmann, 24, Chicago.» | ne ie , ay Ngee os. ir bi ass . dea, read aloud to him every word | meri yeditor and publisher of the years ago an retire rom née |blind since babyhood, has passed|in all the law books he used. Memphis News-Scimitar, died in a paper work YEARS Y EARS a he 200.6ClU ONC li OS tli CSD A> ee + The average Health Span reaches only from age 18 to age 31, according to the United States Life Tables, 1920 Life gives you just 13 years of pe health ae happiness t flavor. A good, hot, drug/ess drink is a benefit | with every meal. Millions enjoy such a drink in Postum. A wholesome drink, made of whole wheat and bran, skillfully roasted, with a little sweetening —nothing more. A drink with the rich, mellow, full-bodied flavor of this life-giving grain. Every member of the:family can drink it every meal of the day, enjoy its deliciousness, crave it, knowing there isn’t a sleepless hour, a head- ache, or a taut nerve in it. - me > Roa L HOH Se 4 SSUMING that you are the average person, you will enjoy health—physical freedom and full vigor—only from age 18 to 31. This astounding fact is shown by the United States Life Tables, 1920. Your earning power will decrease rapidly after 40. That period commonly called “the prime of life’’ will actually be an age of decay. This sounds sensational. It is sensational. But it is true—and it is something to which the wise man or woman will give serious thought. For the sake of your years following age 31, we want you to change to Postum for thirty days. You can’t expect to overcome the effects of a habit of years in two or three days, or even a week. To make this a sporting proposition, we will give you a week’s supply of Postum free. Enough for a cup with every meal for a week. But we want you to carry on for Gre full thirty days. Carrie Blanchard, who has personally served Postum to over 500,000 people, will send you her own directions for preparing it. Fill out the coupon, and get your first weck’s free supply of Postum—now! Of course, it is not natural, or right. It is the direct result of an artificial mode of life—of careless eating, sleeplessness, and stimulated nerves. Nature provides a danger signal— fatigue—to warn when the body needs rest. The person who regularly deadens the fatigue signal by the use of a drug is overriding the warning of nature. a 2454s 44 43-4 * 4 44-44 44-4774 Q «. That is what coffee does. The average cup of coffee contains frgm 1) to 3 grains of the drug caffein, which is classified as a poison. This isa dose of caffein of the size often administered by physicians in cases of heart failure. It is a powerful stimulant. It appears to give new strength, by deadening the fatigue signal. Actually, this new strength is robbed from the TEAR THIS OUT~-MAIL IT NOW body’s own reserve. Posrum Cenzat Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich. : I want to make a thirty-day test of Postum. Please send Coffee contains no nourishment. Its only me, without cost or obligation, one week's supply «f virtues, aS a beverage, are its warmth and ne eens S56 © « O ash you Postrum Cerngat ..... or Name... if ed Convenience and economy! Your grocer sells Postum Street 4 in two forms. Instant Postum, made in the cup by adding a boiling water, is the easiest drink in the world to prepare. Cit Postum Cereal (the kind you boi!) is also easy to make, but y should be boiled 20 minutes, Either form costs less than State anost other hot drinks, Si. louie Pp. oR Postum FREE —— ONE WEEKS SUPPLY-~ SEND COUPON ‘=~ — Pa (+) — (+) ———— (+) — (-) (4 -oS Oo « g | be- that O — Slightly Used — Floor Samples ‘| Phonographs! ARTOPHONES, BRUNSWICKS, if SONORAS, VICTROLAS Console—Cabinet—Portable 4 ve 25% to 50% Ve are now of- fering our large reserve stock of Phonographs at to O% e du ctiens. Ronee ef the in- 1899-1924 VER a period of twenty- five years, the United Shoe Machinery Corporation has maintained a single ideal — Effi- cient Service, alike to all. This cet Service has been made possible by 5 gulranterd the cordial co-operation and sup- .e Easy Terms port of the shoe industry. Deeply appreciative of this confidence, and conscious of the responsibility of this trust for the future, we ex- press our sincere thanks to the shoe 4 manufacturers, our friends and 4 associates. * A MONTH Plays All Records IL *150 Latest OKeh Records|" VALUES NOW §$ SELLING F OR * 3 ) PtP Ove hawssic COMPANY & ia “as 1103 Olive St. “es / “ i St. Louis Branch, 1423 Olive St. 1855 v0 m0 eo a0c— > “=u” | “ind ee —— © — | oO -_ ~ - : ~ Besa SA as' i peat nah Sp TRY Lea Nat ee Beg ‘ ? : ak C yhy % y 2 Paty a F f Poe te pet a 4 ri dis. ce le Til
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH me The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulationt han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED kansas — Tennessee territory, de- lk. C. Southern and Santa Fe. Ragi-' ‘pers today. It is expected rev'- REL Fae | seeks to place Missouri B territory rates were satisfactory road representatives made no at-'| | sions in the proposed adjustment Z « ' WOULD RATHER BE 4] sout} sf the St. Louis- Kansas clared the ; = S > | \! | | som Bie he Missouri Pacific to them and wourt not increase |tempt to answer objections of ship- ‘may follow the meeting. = 4 a e on restc ———————_ City line of t a 1S8 , re wemeee corres |/ OXY Bae OF ee aie with intvastete (their freight charges. Goodyear and U, S. | EMUUNE ahAa W.T. $22. m first quality. ; : Erker's is Ww r all standa | . | : Z = + : | = husiness, leaving interstate business Resides the Frisco and issour! ‘ ~* ~— . aan 4 ¢F. ~ 7 e " as at present. Shippers in South- | papiric the roads afected are Katy, Missouri and in adjacent Ar- east Terms Wednesday ||} ae | A WEEK -_ | , —, , Is Electrically (No Interest ) . nd ‘ ae ; Heated " -” By: eA and Operated Pays for This | mj | = it ~———s No x | ff we recommend the . world's | 334 $14.88 : , oo oe : xpensive | jy dese. | e ae Oe : ; Electric Connections jf | ji | | — | The ““Grand’”’ Home Electric lroner Is | = 3 . | ~ I ““Attached’”’ to a Wall Receptacle Console Phonograph |, fae | IS “PORTABLE” Test 1 tore ror oe ees fl , ae | | oa | Will be go more than doing it with the “old | 30x31, MURRAY CORDS TUBE FREE “Not a Worry” For the autoist who drives more than 15,000 miles a year THE “COST”’ electric iron.” You “save” half the time, and 97". —e troning (Ng A el lroner—sheets. SAY **BAYER ASPIRIN’”’ and INSIST! tablecloths. men’s shirts and iadiesx" lingerie. PRESSES MEN'S PANTS TO PERFECTION. It has an “OPEW END.” 70 POUNDS (tivic. “si anywhere after ironing." °" “"” _ Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for | tabie. Set anywhere after ironing. Places it within the reach of the modest purse. “Fasy $115.00 sey can't ba ideideche’ Caais | | Size . soars Neuralgia Lumbago Prompt Mall and Ph va OUR INSTRUCTOR 32! '-, !* or" store on Tucsdars : = | and Phone Orders ~ & | 5 Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism | OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY WE GIVE AND RE Plays All | | Records ) eee: | ae that an troning be done in your own home. ART 5. MOONEY | ae BENG Sy so. Accept only “Bayer” package | TIRE ¢ = Good Housekeeping Shop afe— Accept only “Bayer” Package | x, , 4547 DELMAR BOULEVARD Fully Guaranteed | ’ | be . his —— ALFONSO WOULDN'T BE a _—— Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tableta : ‘ aero 815 Pine St. Olive 9550 124 Arcade Bidg. Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. 22 — | $ l= ai = Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Moncaceticacidesteg ef Salicrlicaci@ : a sue anteed. Whil le ine) \] WAY . — : ; | Down Balance | — Spanish Monarch Says H¢ : Probably Would Be Soldier B B Sh ] H Special Wednesday Only || —Defends Directory A Bargain Basement 7 fp 1s ejonapely | losiery | a ou fin Shop. |Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch - —different from the usual kind— g S J f /, The kind that is’ fashioned perfectly and reim COWiderers rs ‘ and Now York S ca ut , will soon be ready to serve you. [CAALE forced to retain its*shape indefinitely—and the. epsrigh i ee, ~4 yt 0! ress on oul lt rer prices are no higher. $1.50 to $7.50. and the Post-Dispatch a‘the P Watch for Opening Announcement 610 to 618 Washington ©’ Avenue (Hosiery Shop— First ier) tf 1008 Olive St. PARIS, April 22.—After ; . Se Victor Victrolas, Colum years’ experience as King, Alfonsc ae én a — bias and Premicrs. of Spain declares unhesitatine! t : 4 Bee s-0y. A | AY 4 . Savings | ; stvies a yould never ehoose a ro. u ; iia had any say in the mat a ADVERTISEMENT. In an interview with the “Mad: id i bined ‘ , orrespondent of Figaro he r ee | q | : i Don Le clear that “one does not cho i hcg . “CRimatier which clogs the system and , “ale % es iy 4 ne ne : . = oat . t eo , forces the heart to do extra work | che co tat: cgi ) vt i c~ \— 3 a ee | OW Sg o tem sean reduce high blood pressure. Come *"" Often one bottle of Norma will a: At to the directorate he = ssbring reduction enqugh to stop the “*'* At present it is full of .c- > a symptoms which distress and worry | ‘!*'*Y. Its task is ovidently too bis : es One big let choles of paten . seas YOu. \t a“ be accomplished in a d: | Norma is a physician's preserip- nl “tion. It workee so wonderfully in | °%!'¢C up afterwards. for it cannm Be & , Bl l . ti C ; this personal practice that it has now | %* ¢: d that befo the ‘directo = ° lack Satin S ° | ; Ltbees placed in drug stores so that ate rythir was inde] = : : : frap Sandals Grore Pumps a can obtain 82. | enst basis, false conceptions Patent Leather Strap Pumps Cut-Out Lace Oxfords eck the uncertainty of high blood But we al! lacke: cuff ans i “y \ — os ~ ie . : - Pearl Gray Kid One-Inch Heels Cuban Heels . © ure by reducing it with Norma. to react against such a state of — / Pee Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph, affairs. We are al! responsi! er — Vouse Kid Spanish Heels » Sbaderie and Johnson Bros. Drug the evils of the past 7 . , D ee-wBtores, or your favorite druggist) Here Alfonso broke off to com A Green hid outs Heels a supply you. plain of the manner in which for | is RI Kid 2 al elgners judge Spain ’ 7 ule ve | ioe pe beaten ges ike 2 a eg a ager EF: +5 oe BES on Fae at, the ee ta a i OP ge ka, ot ee > he Pee p> PED eye eae 2 eo 5 PG Oe Sa ere »* ip 2 oie AS ae, Tee. * . wel y | 7 —_ y . ts }, ith the (; * "tee ae ew Coats for Immediate Wear $ Mountain Gro ® and « * me iin clared the readjustment meant fo: h wory higher rates fac :. Tk ' ~ *. s J 2 : Wy ee of ~ " ~ “VT LT 7S ne agermory higher rates for in | SPORT ¢ ‘0 ATS! DRESSY COATS! REGULAR SIZES! EXTRA SIZES! FANCY ate eme ho ~ ~ ' ) 4 TTE,RDPDWNVES for e@twoine freight. If they are PATTERN PLAIN PATTERNS! Practical, serviceable models—all full lined and just SRG Sal ece sett Savion th the Kind seeded at this season of the vear. Exceptional values at.... iquidation of their busines ana : ARE oa re Inetall fleete of Ford (ruck « 7 Proposed t . seem cify our pdlibeen * ae bea Hoe The Proposed read just m-< nt
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ati Sadi + ut ae ete ate ted oon aor, tee ar a mre a fi ‘TRESDAY : TCH _apnir 337; | . a | C8} er eH Be het | The Nhatces POST-DISPATCH main has 45,000 MORE Cita Ci reulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-OISPA LTT ie, , a we RENARD JUST TOOK =k) ‘ “a i AN oT BEFORE oe at Needs SEP: COVERS Save your furniture and have your LION CORDS . i ca Camera Service ‘ _ Bought at a saori ut eee fir Flee, B. SS - Are featured in vast. special as- 4 home looking cool and refresbing fer ty. Erker’s is ready with fresh stock the Summer by uxing our exeful as , i 1 ——e of sortments at Kresge's Dollar Store, well as decorative Slip-Covers. Jeu all standard cameras and Supplies to settle the amateur for the s¢ason—and Wednesday. And the wonderful cocteianiae ied 2 ge a now is the time to start. i savings will make it distinctly prof- Y Are Invited to Inspect ou Are Invited to Ins 31x4 $12.60) 3 ; | : 2144 i: Vz Supsolistlesdpkesh esi. Had No Idea of Jumping itable for home keepers to select »\\) ST: -enen saueesiiisiiaialin’ team’ ee’ eaieiinin 32:4 314.00 refinishing and upholxtering of furni- | ne lig b= potas a j His $47,000 Bonds, during the early days of this selling. | HM oture in the United Staten. jintex | 3314 $14.00 3 . Eganite Tells Chief Hoag- Bil) Have an Estimator Call With § Sprinkle a little Tintex é Mas, | 4 hye af land on Return. K LL : Samples—No Obligations the final rinsing water @ ‘B44 $14.00 36y6, P WS = resge “ DO AR Store | | | PHONES: | eshness of all Y0% at cole % os “ me Fabrics fae Rav Renard had no idea of Lindell Cabany } 34 708 a re 5c, 560c toa $1, With Poepular-Priced Millinery silken finer an fi fannie tints and nd color 2435 30x3 Rib . — - $5.50 ‘ iP > | jumping his $47,000 bonds. he as- en 7 * y ‘sured Chief of Detectives Hoagiand ; L MANNE UPHOLSTERING C0. See dealer's color card 30x31, Firestone a | 516 Washington Av. . Scand et cainto in a talk at the Chief's office this “Tk K| | 693-635 DEL MONTE WAY (Factory) ff Sorted Women Seeiin morning Hiow could any of his friends in the Egan Gang have (Opposite Del Monte Theater) ; so? In fact, he doesnt Branches: | 2720 N. GRAND thought helieve the id think so. or that — tcp hag 3 ‘ : ie ; in. tox The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening 5615 DELMAR they were offering rewards tor} newspaper giving Associated Press news service him dead or alive.’ Why, Dints Colbeck knew all the time where and Phone Orders ' ; » ihe was, Renard This was the way it was He ‘} AND 8 . 29 ae —— m_—-; ) ; IE ee PP meron: emote.) } a" ; ponies were romping about the | j i $10 to $15 Values ae Affirmed. insisted. 7-Year Sentence ; And then he came back to 8t / Lean at 3 | osier Louis. in plenty of time to answer & pt ie A on his $7000 bond in the interstate ! / i 17% i x | | “ y ioe Hosiery Shop. aa freight robbery case en wher h ~+ | Ras ie & ARE: A | E “ seven-vear sentence nas veen Aal- - % Be hey 1200 W d f I D | , W nee | onderru resses ) | Take Them . perfectly and rein- firmed His bond in that case is e-.4 F + eral grand jury on the charge of § i sg Rye Su. Lavender Green participating in the downtown mail ' eft =. aNe* P . 15¢c te ick robbery of April 2, 1923. in Ad { { Turquoise Canary Yellow Sess) | 3! Cloths | Which $267,174 cash and negoti- | A 1 y! , iscsterese | be tf , . ph, able bonds and $2,139,900 unsigned 4 ai A \y yb ty/ | Mid 2 f: as St for macaroni—does osmgend | | (i \ ht All Sizes From 7 to 14 Saeee not cook stringy Milcloth . Federal Land Bank bonds. were 1 ~~ oS few WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S and Washington Douievards tn | SOG COR EOI OOO eee, Brice SOW IO2Oerbs0 D202 WOE oO ems BOIL SS 2OS:070.: , night. He had no weapon, and ap- | Dy ' peared to have expected arrest as/ ; ', N ' " soon as he should be recognized. He | Wi} Fur Stora e Cw ; rah J -aid he arrived in St. Louis onlv & 3 Summer Skirts ' i few hours before, and that he had Ow Safeguard your Furs by sending them to TQ) ay Smart styles in silk-and-wool 3 9 : all 4. 5 displayed on bargain table m A thought it best to return “before | Y us for cold storage in scientifically con- poplin and wool crepe in the new shades at ‘ ce of patents, jac anne , things get too thick.” ] inure Mth | teaehire eal ning eS, ' | : structed vaults. F Fig! —.. sf : "dt Lous Lariat Wemeat Specialty Shag THIRD FLOOR, aN) 7 —= i¢ ly £ lot His bond under the mail robbery charge would be $60,000, but he Se he Besser ee ME To the Fashion-Loving Woman and Miss We Present and Linen Frocks . ~ ence a freight ft at - Sdepies and slight Pape ° for a freight theft at Mo | Mo. 'selle, . aS soon as it can be ar- od seconds. Alse a big = variety for chil- ranged. Commitment papers have | aa vow ‘e- been prepared and it will be but a short time until he is on his way. | He said the mail robbery case and the postoffice robbery | case at Pocahontas, IJ1., in which | 8c Gowns Te ene $2.25 he is under bond in Springfield Charmeuse were “framed” cases. ' “When-they get me right 9 22 = Eo ee) > Py ErIO= >= -_—— Ou o= rtune is vour’good for- store delayed the open- ave far too many Shoes S—patterns that were y's smartest shops. Yet hundreds of our finest atwear Shop—tirst Floor.) 4 ='2 as) ~~. €/ rine. aaoft nw n : Pot b . © 7 , \ = , Mook Nightgowns, aural ‘ - - om py ‘aa anaes anything. I'm willing to do m ; i mwhite or fles', Roma: Tight _ ) atin Charmeuse in |time,” he said of that case Hei ®& a ) q HAND-DRAWN VOILES Samped for em- tul "bolt good: ust ro Eg Mill ree 'said the police had ‘‘framed” som A \ rr , | )) } RSET \\ fi : q HAND-DRAWN LINENS ; Wednesday . P . idery, each, yard, soft deep brown, Kroger store robberies on him, and a) his appeared to hurt his pride. Bea a1 59 4 7c y 39 er "t have to make aves ap | . . | 3 | : Pil NEW BRAIDED LINENS Cc : we ee 3s . : @. SMART PLAIN LINENS... x e : chez: ) “4 \ } stickups By going to Leavenworth for his } seven-year term, Renard may es- cape trial on the other pending $1. 35 4-YARD-WIDE LINOLEUM charges until after he has served | Armstre irlap-back eul his term. Precedents in the Fe@- | ) ) » largest selection in city; eut fro eral courts are against taking pris | Why Beaded Robes . : Come ... and amid these lovely Frocks discover what winsome styles oul ase mar des red: sells re poage | oners out of the penitentiarv for | : Imported From Paris | ti Summer has in store. Cool. crisp, tubable affairs with collar, cuff and $1.35 per gg a ee. trial on other charges. Renard is) | "he as pocket effects to delight you . .. and adorable trimmings of tucks, laces, A $18 NEPONSET RUG —9x12 ee eee Newly arrived, lavish*y aa A/S) buttons and piping. And note the colors. | 10. Beaded Robes, in black | A Mill special Neponset waxed-back, water- $ 95 iene ——o . a re - arante: - wear: patterns 7 d pastel shades of blue, 1 proag Rug: guaran gd Ts \ r: patter! 3: MAN CONFESSES MURDER T0 g ment 4 eeed ona Meggpcan 1? ape r has Kk ) ) for every room in tl house: reguitar $i chid, yellow, lipstick, m-l- lue ecia lv ratna “a & rp a 2 inlaid , it | 7 * $i Lineleum SAVE 5 ‘PALS’ FROM HANGING ) rose and white, $75. | | | > — + NEL! ial a All Six Under Death Sentence for. 2» FRENCH SALON SECOND : | | Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18 VAI rlap-back Crime—Statement Said to Pas FLOOR ( : : ork Linoleum, Have Come Too Late. Las 4 | Women s Sizes 36 to 46 cut from roll i to the Post-i spate! NEW ORLEANS, La., April 22 “Te ‘ guar o AS many vards — desired Roy leona ol Brooklyn, who, with «i : .* : . Joseph Rini, Chicago; Andrew La- mantia, Brooklyn: Joseph Giglio, 8S! t.ouis: Natale Deamore, New Or- 79¢c leans. and Joseph Bocchio, Brooxk- vn. must hang May &, for the mur sjuare yard Square der of Dallas Calmes, lndepen- b . . E | | ae Underwear —_ os ry dence (la.) restaurant man has . that he alone killed confessed fy \ 82 oe Curtains Women’s 98c (“almes. The murder occurred in) Cc * ; 7 1922, and Leona has kept nion Suits ong eect ti Do e 4 iz $8 69 5) & Se! owed ~m his pea Paine. ex The Newest Pastel lie confessed yesterday morning t is believed, however, that he did o too late as the Governor and) & A first showing in St. State Board of Pardons have r Louis of the new double- Canary Rose Children’ 8 Ribbed Hose ee 0S ee | breasted, 2-button Coat Orchid Peach and Gir 2 wit hy \ ito tT) gorgzio vA oh WAS Kil ’ j ~ with throw scarf attached. Pj ceil White roe it al ne" a ~bbed in Chicago, that he planned to rot Fashioned of twill. in zg m7 le heel and toe. > O5p a bank in Independence, La. H: plain shades and hairline Tangerine Gray 4 Syit closes or in pat sh prison in an ¢ for oO Save ) ® ' $2, 15 Lace Curtains a ' pen ‘at the other five men from hanging , ; ( Oat: Shades / white and 5» to 10 says that "Rinl, _Lamantia., Gigho, checks. Price Green Tan Special Deamore and Bocchio were along . $49.50 to $65 | n ) . as bed, but qual Men's Union Sai Men's Sox Sox whenethe bank . Ls rob f ! u | ed 7 COAT SALON—THIRD (00d quality that he alone kill Calmes and : ‘ a i " » 2 Sep eee ae. fer “tee an sek \¢ none of the others fired a shot | FLOOR Sot Oe S32... PO Ss . ~ My : - Sire cs - - ? 2 “ne me * filet rercerized lisie — in eee The fact that the other five wer . —ooowr™ _ cordevan ‘lat . }, killing occurred - white. gray. navy present when the “ : , ‘AW * ) Aa PS). 1: ; B OADYV AY, 410. 12 und-Paln Desas and went there armed, is expected | THOMAS W. GARLAND, (INC. 409-11. R he - con ills, to prevent their escaping the hang- : ‘) oO: %9 1 A Shop—Third Floor.) 4 SIXTH ST. Special, > ee? oy sae Tor vr? man’s noose. , Officials of parish Se NY AINE OL oO = Ory? yh T= a. <4 .*) — -_ —~ - - . —~ - —_ 9: | prison saw the ¥ Leona is dying of | ‘ <— c SOSAS So-,- Ze f P ~ tubercu/losis.
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Pe Breer og LS a ies a cae ore abl Mae - oa ae Ge TG* ae = : APRN. 32, 197. ees —— hey to be slaughtered.” ‘¢ , i ent that 7 a — hey $100,000 DAMAGE DONE IN ° 8 former Prime Minister as | nam thoaeae-euaas te ae ae Labor | ; ; ‘a ‘serted that the MacDonald Gov-' has ‘eated tl Liberal party.” e | ~., & as Open Evenings | FIRE AT HARRISBURG, ILL. taal ‘one diated the dink posi weet? : ~y itt the Labor | r. ae good will of those who had party to reconsider their attitude 7 Go a ~~ Open Evenings Rais McCallum Hose $3 and $3.25 Val- $I. ues. special at Men’ a full-f: ashioned silk H t this exce llent make; p s ‘locked effects in b | f Entire Business District Threatened |‘ HES : . ‘ them in office, and added: of the last three months before it a ze Which Starts in put | Poe No Cash Down pags te Store “But no self-respecting party can. was “too late.” —— Soothes Di ee ufacturers Special to the Post-Dispatch \ bd Disinfects « we 1918 Olive o (§. E. Cor. 11th) HARRISBURG, 111, April 32.—Al . Heals . ¢- Spring Hosiery 2 Days Only A Brand-New Player-Piano—Manufacturer's Special tire which started in a drug store| . Sate where fireworks, gasen) B\ e ae th snd colors. All. sisetl : . . . 5 : . de- | oi oe oe | line and oils were stored, today | F | | N | h | ial - |stroyed property valued at $100,000 y y tgh wwe ees — ot mere y on t S surtace aa ——— ‘ ' dae —————— ‘and for a while threatened to de-| 5 ost Compile but aed eath h . ' 5: : 'stroy the entire business district 01! | NEW COLORS NEW NOVELTIES ern » “wnere £ | clarrisburg. The blaze, discovered | permanent reltef 1s found me — LAMP, % (at 9:30 a. m., was not under con- ¢ le Prices ‘ ¥ ROLL CABINET [trol until shortly aftpr noon, when| The Best Qualities, Reasonab DO NOT expect ordinary sur- cleanse the pores, kill g ae *\ BENCH AND ‘the fire department? of Marion, 20 HAVE YOU SEEN face remedies to remove and start the skin again Satine es 50 MUSIC ROLLS “miles away, arrived at the scene. fash, eczema or itching skin normally, physicians have for ‘a } With Each The blaze started in the base- OUR $1.85 QUALITY — a on ox Spe: oe twenty-eight years been ee ww, KENMORE | ment of the Rexall drug siore at the Women’s Chiffon Silk Hose rag CR | —— » ogee he mae: ae Resinol in their = Player Purchased New " | northwest corner of the city square, |, . . | ice where stands the courthouse of 5a- A A Beautiful Clear Sheer Stocking | source of the trouble. If you have today om ee - ee Incomparable color assortment; full —- i eee eee jline County. It made rapid pro- Pores clogged with poison- rash or irritation on your | | $2 a week “ xa Ss, 'gress through the fireworks and fashioned, reinforced lisle tops. ous yeser ped yy at cay: tis- aD ly Resinol Oneapplcation . aX iD) Ng-, os SS «, |gasoline, and, fanned by a stiff ; : . cues ewelen on eye x in men | TINE RY Yh} E lnorth breeze, soon enveloped the Children’s Men’s oye + ont at one ¢ sooth- 3 complet seule @ Gertie + SH TON me ih a three-story _ brick building in Sock Dept. Sock Dept. ed back to norma your druggist’s today or . $705 Ric sx ’ re ee" | , . t Yet there is a way that .- for a free trial sample to ee | flames. Plain colors and Silks, lisie, novelties: TARY . . Gokae * i A i ore | Besides the Rexall store, the novelties; new also new Golf Hose almost immediate relief. 24, Resinol, Baltimore, Stat ea bat sag —— on ‘women's furnishing store of Lee styles arriving for Spring and Sum- ' =f} ' tps | Maguire, the general stere of G. ~ i daily. — | RES] N O L | 2 t | e general offices of a . : nga ‘oo De cabin ‘Coal "C orporation, THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust Street 3 ae rim os rand New e big ' oa tal : teenie Recommended for 28 years by leading physicians ei oe wee ’ «>. \ x + * Yue _ Remarkable April a: 4 Pricings ? Charge Accounts Solicited > ee ee ce EE re we eee 8 eee + eee “-_— (ay . : rat “ 500 ovely Nez a Napanee Dutch Kitchenets have borne this reputation If you have a wall aw 50 inches wide, this is Bis for years. And they deserved it. Even the previous your opportunity. The $39.75 model pictured is 42 inches . > # best, however, has been surpassed in these wonderful wide and in golden oak finish. Other big values in 24, | > | § new “Blue Birds.” 36 and 50 inch Cabinets in golden oak, snow white and * / | | French gray enamel. a ‘ Elegant Models Fashioned of Rich Twills | : —Handsomely Trimmed With Fur 1 Each: Cabins Comes Fully Equipped With _ : and Attractive Braiding 4 Values Up to $39.75 : Complete set of beautiful crystal glassware _ for rie | spices, coffee, tea, sugar, etc., bread board, sliding A | base shelf, sanitary easy-fill flour bin and ; Womens | . x ies Unusually 10-piece set of high-grade heavy iS es f Ss | aluminumware (as illustrated ). ik , : : : age ty ORE: Every Detail . This aluminumware alone is a great convenience a kaxtra Sizes 4 it and is in itself an inducement to am ss . > De ‘signed on the newest and most desired styles and . Only four days left to avail yourself of this intensive sale inaugurated by the Napanee factory ee splendidly tailored are these attractive Coats— if to introduce the beautiful new Napanee models into a limited number of additional homes. offered at such a fraction of their real value, vou will | #} | be delighted with them! Bilt Visit Our Beautiful Display on 7th Floor BEDELL COAT SALON—ENTIRE FOURTH FLOOR - Sit | ed GRADE SPRING COATS. | l| STIX. BAER & FULLER | anésomely tr mmed wits braid- ne and artatcs ening and | GRAND EAE wit . smart use “ea summer fur. The most popular models of a , —_— Spring in this group. a anus ome a - ? _ Se TS se —_————$—— SS pe Ane a a aol as - ‘* ’ ; . ee i
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where ” ts found cleanse the pores, kill germs and start the skin again om normally, hysicians have BS twenty-eight years been re. ds scribing Resino] ; n th practice. ew If vou have toda 2 rash or irritation cxeours ~ apply Resinol. Oneapplication will, in many cases, stop the irchingcompletely. Getajarar your Gruggist's today or send for a free trial sample to De 24, Resinol, Baltimore, Md 2 NOL by leading Physicians on the surface ~~ @ S?@ | ” a ae —— Eee ; } j { You in Your | ) inches wide, this is Pictured is 42 inches r big values in 24. en k, snow white and . ae ia ge ’ ; ' oe oe -- . = 2 With — ware for Td, Sliding ) yNvenience a panee factory i homes. ie — ~ —e-ee eS ee ee ————— TUESDAY. APRIL 22, 1924. . McCallum Hose eae at. OD ¢ Men's full-fashioned silk Hose of this excellent make: plaig and cloeked effects in black, white All sizes and colors. Main Floor ol ses soa sc POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED “Surety” See Our Other Announcement on Page 16. Sinae White Voi Dress Linen Tad 89¢ Value, —for men-an: 780 Va- Wate eo" ; at 7% paces ; Wy, f ay ify If , 7 Md WM } | j Mol) Ippmr a o/ ; | :* Ay «* // 7 # ~ P 2 5? e , 2 , r collar. Mothers! Save on Boys Blouses — , $1, $1.50 and $2 Values W ednesday, Each. . @ Crisp new Blouses of the popular “Boy Blue” make, tailored to give comfort, and to wash and wear splendidly. | collar stvle, or in short-sleeved style with sports ‘Of fast-color percale, madras, cotton pongee, poplin and other fabrics. Not all sizes in every style. No Phone or Mail Orders Accepted 6 to 16 Years In regular or button-down Fleer second Save Wednesday on These : - > . Wall Papers Mama Dolls > ents TT 82.50 Spe- $ 5 ] cial at - () 7 ‘ I2'2c Value, @ Horseman Dolls that can be R u 2 made to walk and have com- he ee bs 6 @e'e @ nosition head and hands.: Some in argandie dresses with ‘ @ Very attractive Papers for bedrooms, > gy yg . ven oon -— ~ : : . ing. tners | or eT? ViItn SUA in the wanted colorings and also block ap, shoes and stockings. TE and granite effects suitable for kitchens. — ae 83.45 Serviceable grade. $6.50 Mama Doll«. . 83.95 » ) a Dolls ~ Ife to 18¢ Paper. rell Se > — 3c Paper, roll..... oe :-é Basement Gallery ' ie Paper, rell.....+.. . a¢ Fifth Fleer s : q J ae - . he - Py» £ es . . “~. . ne, poor ys uh eae pf He . =e 4 ¥ . : : , 5 a" - ~ 2p ® Vee ; “ i Ay te Wd Les ee. = x : if ° a s i Rd, ws a * - : os fF ee Re be , Pear dst: 4, i ie ai * Ba ee Pay i , x — Cee ih te ina oe eM we a te ah a ee, PL ee ; , % > a te na ee, © nf : ’ . oe — all sy ease 5 Very Popular Are These Boys’ Sailor Suits Sailor Suits Fractical “Jack Tar’ Suits with fast-color blue serge col- lars: one pair long Sailor hbroadfall and lace back pants: sizes 3 to 9% $5 50 vears . Sai with one pair long pants. and blems; sizes 3 to 8 WORTD. 3 0 se cov di | | ' With Two Pairs of Trousers S 4.25 @ Regulation middy Suits with blue collars and cuffs, emblem and braid trimmings and black ties; pair and match collar: sizes 2% to 8 years. with one long Sailor trousers in white one pair short trousers to “Jack Tar” Suits lor Suits in regulation style, Well made braid and em- $3.95 “Jack Tar” Suits Sailor Suits in white, with yokes, blue or red color-fast collar and lanyards: Iong, broadfall trousers; $4 50 sizes 3 to 9 years... ° Second Floor trimmed with BwetEkea = Suitable for Many Rooms Are These Fringed Curtains the Pair $77.95 effective shadow products foremost American finished with straight edges and 3-inch Will wear excellent! pa of many terns—the or sca loped fringe. $10 Value, Wednesday, ' @ Casement style Curtains | maker: silk y. Fifth Floor n a } — : Lighten Laundry Work With a Water-Power Washing Machine $5.40 $1.50 Griswold Hot Plates, 2 burners... $4.50 @ An $17.49 Value... Heavy All-Copper Wash Boilers unusUua! orrer and reliable Machines, W with a warranted motor. a full sized woode attachment for wringer 13“ of these efficient hich are fitted water power n tub and an brass $3.54 . $3.74 Curtain Stretchers, with pims......---+-+++*> $2.79 $7.95 Clothes Wringers, wooden frame.........-. $5.40 $1.25 Household Brooms, 5-sewed........-+--> See 70c Sash Cord Clothes Lines, 50-ft. length....-..--. 52c 25c Clothes Props, 8-ft. size, 3 for ., 00 @5c Wash Tubs. of heavy galvanized iron.........-- mo ™ $1.05 All Willow Woven Clethes Baskets 2 Packages Gold Dust Washing Powder, large size. .44¢ 6 Cakes Fairbanks Tar Soap for the toilet or bath; good size Cakes; orders filled; 6 Cake@.....-+. * * no mail or phone 2Ic Rasemenst t.allery “ere, ,, 2 Gees oll wT Se Rake . Lhe 4S oh A hb nh i hh bbb Db BOAAASSALEASGL4L4446 44.44.4646 4 4A AASMAAAADSEASESEEEAALASEALEALAA4L4G44L444.464.4 464 46446444446 44454 A Ae RRR Ree ERE RRA AAA AAABAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AA ADA AAAA AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA AAA AAA | ; iain ee 900000000 00000000400 006 06600 OOOOOO00O6 OO OO40O4O0004646446044400000000000000040444444644446464664664666 66446 4444 bbb bb bb bbb bb bbb ee OOS POO 999945400008 _iA a AAA BAA AA SL 7 vvrrreweerwes. la i bb bb hn ind ii hhh hhh bh bb bh hhh hh hhh hh hhh pp pp pp php hhh hha hb bbb bh bbb bbb bbAb bh iI"rwrweerrtrteS Ss _ PP MON MMhAPaMPPPP PM PPP PMP PMN Mla a aa eee eee ae eee a eee a eee WEN aM A AAS APE AP © ereeenecses-- ) : - Continuing the Basement Economy Store’s ‘After-Easter Crepe. Sale of Dresses Unusual Value for... A splendid group of women’s and misses’ printed Crepe, Satin Canton and Rosha- dresses of Canton crepe, Georgette nara crepe. In the popular straight- line, draped and paneled effects and shown in bright, pastel, dark colors and combinations. Sizes 16 to 48 included in the lot, and the variety is surely pleasing. Make selections Wednesday. Basement Economy Stere Women and Misses Should Take Advantage of This Selling of Spring Millinery “4 q@ This lot represents hats taken from our regular stock and specially priced for Wednesday. They are made of the newest braids and fabrics in the favored colors. All are pleasingly trimmed and satisfactory selection is al- most certain. $3.95 Value.... Basement Economy Store It Will Be Economy to Supply Needs During This Sale of Low Shoes in patent and black and brown $4 .95 ——SSSS kid, satin and patent colonials and patent pumps with gray suede quarters. Also pat- ent two-strap buckles, with low heels. Sizes 2% to 8. Seconds of $4 to $5 Grades. . @ Included are one and two straps in patent and satin, Oxfords Basement Economy Store r—— Among Wednesday's Offerings Are Printed Voile Drapery Material 23¢ 45c Cretonnes 7 inches wide | An odd lot of printed Cretonnes of e quality 19 | that will give excellent pi ie C | GBFVECO. TOPE oc co cos bee Se heen seosed 19¢ Basement Economy Store 35c Value—Special, Wednesday, Yard...........4;. @ Printed Etonne Voile, 36 inches wide and in pretty all- over designs, also floral patterns with borders. In many beautiful colorings. Ideal for Summer drapes. 25c Marquisette Good quality Marquisette, 36 and in the wanted colors. Wednesday, yard......+-++eeevees Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas . $5 Valae for $9.98 @ Umbrellas of excel- lent quality fast black, waterproof silk - and- linen. In the 26 and 28 inch sizes. A variety of etyles. Basement Economy Stere A Saving Wednesday on Women’s Hose $2 Value $ 1 0 for. * . > >. @ These are fu!l-fashioned thread Hose, with lisle tops and reinforced feet. In black and colors. Men’s Half Hose Seamless cotton half Hose with double heels and toes. Black, whte and colors. Seconds of 25c grade. | 3 Wedhesday Basement Economy Store Many Will Avail Themselves of Wednesday's Offerings in Cotton Goods Wanted Kinds at Saving Prices Best A Em ee me N cece ew Tissues Genuine “Gaze Marvel” Tissues, 36 inches wide, with artificial silk stripes 5%e Bieached, seamless Sheets, subject to stains. $1.69 grade. $] 25 | and checks. 39c i Wednesday for ........-..+.. . | | watue, yard. ..: -csscmsuete:. | viel ot. sneer - Pelated. Crepe Tinted grounds with neat Hard-twisted Voiles, 46- Amoskeag brand, in ‘ phen le PR pie igures, 30 inches wide. Re- inches wide and in wanted fw 2 0 : ad lengths of 2 tie yards quires no. ironing 3%e piain shades. Offer. inches wide. Tub- 19¢ value. Wednesday. 23¢ OG af, WAGs ciN sce ca feet. <“FerOscs ciisvr yard Basement Economy 5 , "eee eee eee ee ewe ee * . fo aa "ae , Dees Bee oe ase ns a PO eer ae ee ee Pe ne ce GPa = = er - — — oe '
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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ce ee See Our Other Announcement on Page 15. r i “ ” Silk Homie #] Editorial Page Glove Silk Slips ni Surety” Silkk H ; rial Page p = 4 Daily Ca $2.23 Value, ey. é: ad ; 4 alge... . 5 | q Women's full-fas 7 ie" ‘ @ Bodice styie Slips of exce!- * i aa . Silk Hose of our o xc | wl oe" a and popular brand: fp ~ * “in lent white Glove Silk, with self @€Xnitted cotton | . : | season- white apd many | easo ny smart ¢ ay psig ya om ea re} Aa | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Third Fleer | Third | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. >eseretireest ; Largest Distributors of Merchandise _ tl able shades at Retail in Missouri and the West | Main Fleer ———_______________ Women and Misses Should Choose Now While We Are Offering Advance Styles in Summertime Frocks of Sil —Styles Are Greatly Diversified Splendid $ Sizes 14 Values at.. to 44 This collection of frocks will prove intensely interesting ees eee ‘ deeroeT | to all who glimpse the many smart stvles, for verv seldom = ¥ tee ee: BE two questions of vital 2 i are such chic Dresses obtainable at this popular price. Then, cam: (/ : = : portance — “Japanese Asplmma too, the variety is unusual, including street models and pie anes LE Beene.” 3nd Se nae ae dressy, sleeveless frocks—all charmingly styled. in approved 7 Ag ee: { Summer modes and neatly fashioned. ~ as OSA eT Ae ty eI AAS YS) eeeen ae oe ane . He DIA APA Re eee eee eS cee ee ee 2 Sy Saae Aa Louis Chapter of the Mili- | tary Order of the World War, inf: Snenual meeting a! Hotel Statler. 7 Lieutenant-Cotonel Charles EI ne ef the War College at q »the st 7s Pea Oo te Oe PAE Va re ' ‘ a Newest Trimmings Serviceable Silks : me Ss a Touches of net, laces and em- —used in these Frocks, inciud- —S x: _— viewed tnt grewthan broidered linen, as well as tiny ing striped broadcloth, printed es pleatings, PIpings, shirrings, and figured crepes and solid 3g 6 ng apirations ts become an [’ buttons and stitchings are the colored krinkelette. ) : a. one i ee wunmings. Feurth Fleer ) og 5 _. media | steer reaevtreees Frank torre’. “meatex Intelligence Service, whet Wednesday—An Extraordinary Sale of Princess - : ee ae oo eh ot tae . America and explained the doc- Madame Coates’ School of —and exceptional shopping advantages await those who : leeine of the Third Internationale. i hs , 3 Urces Preparedness. . 1 z 4 The crowth of soviletiem in Pe ressma Ing % Ameri s has been underestimated pe 4 : the American people have not) ‘ Tbeen ‘o'd the truth, said Comer-fP ° . . . - dare He preaches preparedness P fill wee ones’ needs from the special offeringg,provided , es eee ee * + in our Infants’ Wear Department—all being articles of and Milli . . HE Emerican peopl> be told the truth fe timely interest as well as ot unusual value. ler V 3000 in Group—All of Imported Satinay ’ Pi"Give the orgaey Losers : : ruth snd vow “an tru n Sto his Conatitution and & a eet Groups of Extreme Value-Giving Remind Mothers That i Wednesday Is “Baby Day” eta —— eee — Sn ese TT AE I A ee -—— « A ih eae A ned - “ , entry he declared. “Americe | ae) | pi chien Class ‘‘C"’—Millinery—Begins Tomor. if) & declared.“ | Smocked Coats, Ruben Shirts sou, Wensclek Eatas aa ae | =e * * - aa *. ~*~ ~ 7 2 a - . a > 7 - 7 - — . - - part of it wnder the red flag : $7.95 Value mae 75¢ Value ia) F | 4 if > “Palechood sets us nowhere. If ie @ if vou were unable to attend the ex- had turned the searchlight op $ 95 lanatory lectures, come’ to the Class | 138. . neaceniight on |S . | 5Oe oom, Wednesday at 9 A. M. where Ma- | At the Very . Bos shen ihe T in int fs "ee eres dame Coates will meet vou and give you ge Special Price i ed the world of its character. | any desired information. If vou wish | DEERE its conduct. of its ambitions, this! Crisp little Coats of white | Soft and comfortable for vou may then enroll to enter class “C.” H i | fed of disaster would not be poplin, made bishop style, | | baby are ye part ae _ eginning its first lesson at 9:30. tatening America —- the world |. part cotton Shirts, in doubDle- / y : breasted style. They wear ’ . > he : - se a , | " te te cuffg and hand smocking. splendidly. Size 2s eng pe ae = i | | ey r — febeaaaP ys eo — es wlower ng | i 3 Pe rien sy ween movement. Ita years. 12 Lessons, Registration Fee, $5.00 1 i ia @diecs is to chi ngelthe labor move- a. F ‘ t from industrial to a pO-7 Star” Diapers | Milli a 1 ‘itieal pian They have repeatedly? | iner . . _ -. . ¥. 4 : — - 9 it? sokloat” taottent ombity then t Madame Coates will bri: 7 a | c This is an event of exceptional value-giving, offering the very | plate Ca Oe ie a « mae Stu2i-lsch size, $1.97 | the latest. ‘most up-to-date and pansies ckupce’.cf || 4 kind of Slips that women and misses require for both Spring am@ ier capicats: sate” ol 85c Crib Blankets 69c Fl ' Ww : new ideas ai dad) ee etyiee te millixes. “Seon | Summer attire. All are of splendid quality imported English satinay, J cemerters a ee weal Esmond make Blankets in pink or blue, with at- anneiette car [oe er a6 m ay me@els frem the, oe. Bere | neatly made in the most wanted stvles and laundering perfectly. The ee (€ries “fire” in a theater for | : ‘ . -Free - rech tractive White nursery figures; shell-stitched Petticoats, Gowns and Kimonos. neatiy mad >! may wish ——e ain ae ’ ‘ qe ee , - 4 Lown amusement. . ; te fact that all these Slips are shadowproof makes them even more de- | 9g o"" »~% mcr Gi exercising |» with embroidered collars and —— St — ee _ > sé : 89c Nainsook Slips $2.50 “Red Bishop style Slips of excellent painsook, well tar: made and finished with dainty lbace or 69 embroidery. sizes for infants only C the dozen edges; 30x40 Inch size and all-white flannelette—a soft, durable qualits dividuaily boxed 9 amd trimmred tn pink or bDiue . ' img the course Madame Coat {ll give tn- . . . ° ’ : , , individually box and trimmed ta pink or b struction for cutting. making, finishing: aris trim. sirable and it would be wise to anticipate all needs here Wednesday, § Qi er ica: cee =. - Qn open enly te Pepils after 2 p. =. temerrow. with nemstitched hems, _ is* or semi - white enamel! for G ce =. 8 infsh Wednesday. | | m ; q ‘ ween Ce Bésdeninch '" Ggc | faiiorea ties, sees Gy Toate gpg 'ge Stil eath Choice of Three Attractive Styles TE = Unued Action Ashes size, cach i3 te 38a lavette Thire F " | % 4 /He ur fon against rd Fleer : French Flower Making | Princess Slips of plain Straightline Slips with “Sally Reed” Slipa “4 Phe oy peers a to “bring The flower-making course incorporates the | or striped Enclish *sati- ’ fullness at hipline: is ; shown here exclusively; 7% h ome Atnesiading who ar analysis. study and making of a complete collec ! tion of handmade millinery flowers © - nay; in white, flesh. tan black, navy. brown, cocoa, with new patent feature Savering on the line.” On Wednesday, Women Shoald Net Overlook . the Unasaal Savings Aftforded by Oar May Paper patterns Pune any rane ails iteainaitlindh dines gray and orchid, and al! Copen, rose, purple and providing extra freedom > ! "The real Fourth of Jur of charge to pupils. The flower models to De. cop 4 i made with hipline hems henga, with petticoat bot- prince and sitting: 3 rica must. be election day.” he will form an unusual exhibition open to the pub | ) In this group are sizes 34 toms trimmed with em- a 7 ‘ until 2:50 p. m. Wednesda, { ] to 44 and extra sizes 45 broidery, braid or pipings. English satinay and is i neem: : — ee > % a eee Sizes 34 to 44. —sgizes 34 to 44. i ne Oe eee 4 ; Bow-M | in 4 Feurth Fleer § mern that native-born Ar ans 5 g | | aa =e Willing to Buy thetr rotes. We Oo C [ i] if iS S 6 Re a ge | = = . *. am or Brookhart’s efforts Es months to come, thus effecting remarkable econom; The followtn sroups merit early attention Wednesdey. = be or - : ia "portant a2 man may = 7 eS ‘iii | An Extraordinary Offering of —Presenting Many Smart Weaves at Savings |. SBME competed. te ame Ga eiy Wear 98e to $1 25 | @ An event which every woman or miss now planning a new wardrobe should try to pres rer: $3.50 and $4.95 Values $1.25 and $1.50 Values va | share to the fullest extent. as the economy of choosing from these, and many f the reds. We with the tights of other P ia ae Ae “a ay a ak: 2 a % gern 1. “ Sete er reevreerepeesere® el eee cretreee + eeeer groups not here mentioned, is entirely too substantial to disregard, and the w , 2 Imported Ratine | 8 in He. are included. Nevelty bloomers of silk , i Bs; . ? « ’ . >... ~s* : | > pougee;: piain and lace-trimmed : : . | $1.79 Messaline ‘ "> "at or 23% NaAins I : " Rep-tnG Sicomere ane caveilope Own ith ind. “Jenny” 6: Wednesday Only, Yard, All-silkk Canton Crepe of An unusual variety of Medium weight silk lec Ks 1 se velop : street. sports nd ev c assortment bright, soft finish and in a and ane woo! Crepe in an ’ ' | de chine:. step-! | crepe e chine ep-in : . Tail ; “ . y drawers of radium and silk. folds. lac wien | white cement of staple | Shades in this pure silk Satin _ of 40 charming patterns; 7 with Jabe edees. %5:.etytes tn medallions and scalloping enc ide assortm r st | Messaline of excellent qual- | lue, tan, gray, green, saa- 7» sroup. as trimmings. -olorings; 40 inches $2 29 ity: 36 inches | | @alwood and other | “" wide: the yard ... . ; wide; yard | ; $1 ‘= x ; | colorings; yard.... fy: Philippine Wear | ae oe $3.50 Marinette $1.98 Foulards . $3.50 Satin Crepe $1.95 $2.50 Values. aa allt ant Cin tallies Vi na $ ] 69 if Ratine is one of Spring's most popular wash \ handsome all-silk Crepe of lent wenity ane te ae ee | Shmeneetins. ae very = ST > . Paes \, eee rd a a iti . » oe. ~ tas 13 ¥ ¥ > . = wide, yard Dainty handmade gowns and envelope chemises fabrics and in this offering is all-cotton Ratine or t. supple quality and dyed neat patterns; 36 inches $I 49 | draping is this fabric; poisty chemises with strap or beilt-up shoulders and gowns : . ° ‘ and 40 inches wide; in many of with or without aperen. AN garments are hand-em- ing colors or self-colored striped and plaid pat- ight and dark shades: $2 49 en —— ) the fashionable new .a broidered and hand-scalloped : -eltv is an 40-inch: yard o“* + ‘4 ” terns; also novelty checked patterns. In 36 and Krepe de Leen Satina: Shi Samp! 38 inch widths and all of splendid quality. $1.69 Value. er she $3.50 Canton $1.00 Vales. €1 39 $2.95 Value - $1.50 w 81.96 This i one-ds portuni _ se ane. $1.87 values $1.37 on Sa ty Ail-silk \ Canton Crepe . 4 leamin S c | Fancy silk-and-woel Crepe @ , i . home-sewers wou! ee te - ' : | grieaming “Giles” Crepe if Nevelty Slips of Satinar ir Envelope Chemises. Gowns and of which d | bright and. staple Spring colors: | wnat ‘te very peeutee ae | a weight smart for sults, ee” or amped =patterns | step-in Drawers of novelty cotton do well to take advantag® A Ao hy) , ; etraightiine dresses as 4 and frocks: many desired | wen pin tucks or fine filet | weaves: white and colered gar- dependable quality and has soft dbiouses: 1m many bright | 40 inches wide; and medallions Sises 36 mente im tailered stries . sports colors; 36 inches wién : cotton with artificial silk overplaids in contrast- with purest dyes obtainable: in Perr. ee "#4 0+ © &ewee@e OP OG EE. DS "a (eerererprrrrye.tftttT. eer rererer ee ee eee eee eee eee ee | - wat! : 4 £7) eid tlhe a *, ed ve P in Br 5 aaa as. hon Saal ‘e Dials aie. Seep A Sg eS
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TUESDAY, APRIL. 22, 1924. “Surety” Silk Hose $2.25 Value, $] 69 - : Pair Cc ae Ss full-fashioned. pure usive Silk Hose of our own exc] and popular brand: in black, white and many smart colors, Main Fleer i. sae’ s’ 6! oe! ’ Py ee an oh op oe sc POI SS ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29 —_—a. 1924. eee Ay int wi ‘ bg tata, age ; : camer ce ey Pe ak pu AOR 4 én ae Pie ts 4 es Pike te ot ee #587 of Bes eo Tee Seer =e ie rs *eeee see offering the very both Spring and i English satinay, ng perfectly. The even more de- here Wednesday, yles Ny Reed” Slips, mn here exclusively; h new patent feature Ging extra freedom walking and aitting: white or flesh-colored ish satinay and in Rit Al AERANS SESSION 4 ago. 60. Attorney aC URNE TALKS st 8) t two — ry vital national | “Japanese Anpte- a, _— ” and “Sovietism in Am@gica ere discussed last night before he St. Louis Chapter of the Mili- ry Order of the World War, in| nual meeting a! Hotel Statler. Lieutenant-Colone! © harles Kilbourne of the War College fashington, reviewed th@ growth Japan through 26 centuries, dis- esed its aspirations to become an FE a > ai ysirial nation and its relation America. Frank. Comerford. ev, identified with the United 3 fees Intelligence Service, who , wt 20 “reds” to prison in Chicago, ussed the crowth of the soviet America and explained the doc- eof the_-Third Internationale. Urges Preparedness. [The growth erica has been the American people have not. teld the said Comer- He preaches preparedness pacifists, and urged the tan peop! told the truth a ve the ordinary the ath and vou bie io his € his! rr.” he i go on tit under | part of ehood us fad turne] the sear When the Third was fcrmed in the world of its etonduct. of its ambitions, of disaster not oe America ad the world Chicago at- f sovietism in underestimated 0) truth, that » he man him to and “America ‘fan trust mstitution deciared 1} with ‘ the part Stripes flag if OT security and the red now here. chlight interna 1919. in stars it under cets character would The Third fily-organizee Bcientiv-worl:in Internationale is a well-financed. BY movement. Its tis to ch:wnge'the labor move- t from an industrial to a po- ial plan. They have repeatedly Fou canrot build a commun- ere on the foundation | & capitalist state. - Comerford likened the preach- Oo radicalism to the man who! ‘tre’ in a theater for his | ambseme nt. “Free speech,” | defined, “means the exercising | legal free speech—the kind gf | Speech which does not inter- With the rights of other rican citizens.” United Action Asked. ® urged united action against “Teds” in America to “bring those Americans who are. NE On the line.”’ ® real Fourth of July fA Must be election day.” inued. “The cans lose faith that native-born in he naturalized when they | Americans | f Silks ardrobe should try to ese, and many other ward, and the weaves 98 Printed Crepe edium weight silk-and- p1 Crepe in an assortment 40 charming patterns: tan, gray, green, san- ood and other ngs; yard. * $I 89 3.50 Satin Crepe nmering and very soft in this fabric: al)l-silk inches wide: in many of hionable new wy 4 88 ; yard 98 WER Gis Silk-and-wool Crepe in t amart for suits, wraps ke; many desired colors; s+ ‘ Pe ‘a oT « : a at. ¢ ia * - 5 ; : , 4 ) r =| a” Y ate , ry : i . 4 ~ "Oy e ‘es for « we Willing to buy their votes. We have a house-cleaning and © 4 white-washing. We must and redeem American poli- Evasion will only hurt us the | and | for for Teapot Dome for Brookhart's n recognition criticism. “Tt important a man high in our ranks. Compelled to Speaker said. scandal! efforts came in matters not) may be or he should make answer,” “Brookhart fs) dangerous than the reddest the reds. We have no right to Te in Russia nor should we mit Russia to meddle in, Amer- | king of pacifism. “pacifists” and ¥"peace-pa- | “The first class want | =a 8 6exposed and unpre- | + the second believe the best | ce policy against war is'| redness." Japan's History. Kilbourne traced the history | Srowth of Japan from its in- | to the present day. ex- "Eilts form of government setting its attitude toward he de- es Qn saw other China,”’ he Should not she. nations ex- | explained. to whom | _ ¥? If her aspirations, by expansion, seem too © us, think how she must on our expansion: ehe has Urges : ‘Preparedness Against Analysis of Factors That | Reds” and Flays Paci- fists in Address at Statler. IGROWTH. OF JAPAN College Head Says Aspire to Be-| come Big Industrial Na- “tion ar Seek Expansion. | i Christian Smuts, | idtw | perial press service. this | he | | hard to away: | ers, progressive, farmers of the Transvaal and cer- | ‘tain parts of the Cape Colony, ior M8 OVer-run this great conti-| jump to Hawaii, and Y into the Philippine Islands _ Mr southern gates.” Population and the er standards of liv- Japan to do woat as Ne ohana! eee ager ne ae BER. Smuts, Known to Europe as a Liberal, * gaiea at Home a Strong Tory) RE VE W OF RISE TO PO WER IN SOUTH AFRICA Have Caused Labor to Challenge His Regime and Brought About His -Dethronement. The entire British watching the political struggle South Africa. If Gen. Smuts definately overthrown in the ing election, the solidity of Empire will be severely shaken. This absorbing situation has been | reviewed fou the Post-Dispatch and New York World by William Bolitho of the London staff. Mr. Bolitho is uniquely competent for this task because he is a Boer and has spent most of his life in South Africa. Empire ——-—- By WILLIAM BOLITHO, is | in | is | com- | the | A staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York World. (ony rigtni. 1974. by the Publishing Cos., the New York Wor and the Post-Dispat. “h LONDON, April 22.—Gen. and New esteemed by his fel- in South Africa as In a crucial by- Vakkerstorm chosen candidate, F. was rejec and Smuts | Post-Dispatch World, is not countrymen he is abroad. election at month his tobertson, has resigned office. The union Parti solved. Even the exc! ted, dis- im- is ament usively all Europe's news from South Afri- ca comes, foretelis that the June over English- rest the formed a is at last has shocked the had dictatorship The event men: bewildered world loreigners fine opinion of the man Africa to many of them, had produwed something good, a statesman whose ideals were equal to his fareighted- ness, a man too great for his lim- ited sphere in a Dominion of 1,- 100.000 white citizens, whose ut- erances and activities. to Europe, were enthusiasm. and creat nations. The settlement of the Irish ques- his manv wise words the of the Ruhr. his own reve- that alone of those who signed the Treaty of Versailles he had doubted its-justice and morallv reserved approval—these had brought those to admire, whom his legenda’y reputation for brilliant military victories and valuable as- sistance to the Empire left stirred When added to his honor as one of the designers of the Cov- enant of the this feeling became acult of vener- ation for the man, his abilities. his character and his work, which it was ungsual heresy to re- frain. of followed admiration visits with yy" tion, on matter lation his Dictator and Imperialist. His own fellow countrvmen. of whom I am one. have never as a ; » * whole felt this extraordinary charm. Their attitude may be mistaken, for not due to mere ingratitude. merely to lack of appreciation. Smuts, the Liberal, the frank and ardent champion of right against force, is unknown to the | people under his rule except from fragmentary cabig reports. Europe. Smuts~’the dictator, Press and ee | Jan | it is evident to the | York | last | als, henemies do not | through which | ; ‘nationalists itype, elections will reveal that the Smuts | 9/58 Supposed abandonment ' ; (own country’s interest JAN CHRISTIAN SMUTS. GEN. make any boast of the of their leader, so his reproach him with havingndone any stupidly idealistic or democratic things during his long term of power. Half of them. of the Gen. him sentimentally for of the interests of the native-born Dutch his “‘Platskiet Politick’’ (shoot at sight policy): his sacrifice of his for the satis- nor liberalism hate faction of personal ambition by in- |learned on his rare | stretches of ‘already ior reproa’ i'veterate ‘tion un-_| justice ithe food and League of Nations, | | . ‘nor his friends is this) liberalism of | ‘Smuts, from | factor in the isneeringly. ‘Zhlim terference in affairs outside thei own borders, his unnecessary and precipitate share in the war, his imperialism, which they declare he frem his old friend, Cecil Rhodes, and which has complicated the already terrible problems of South Africa by the addition of vast of territory and hundreds thousands of natives too big and swamped by a native majority of nine to one. Basis of Labor Opposition. The second most numerous party his enemies, the Labor party. hes him with open and in- persecution to Socialists: of the Johannesburg strikers 1922: his illegal deportations in his high-handed and uneven his oppressive taxation of luxuries of the poor. among his enemies of 1913; But neitber which has so captured imagination of other countries, any situation. The South African view of Smuts is expressed in the epithet that his | enemies always, It his him Johnny.” admiringly, affix to "4 ‘rafty friends, Jennie, ‘is a title not easily won in 4 goun- ithe | passes of South African history for | ithe last 30 ‘often painful and from | at | home was neither supported. nor | is now, dethroned. To his support- he is a shrewd imperialist, with immense powers of organiza- tion. entirely hard and material as | befits the chief of a land of busi- ness men and farmers. He was kept in power by a coa- lition of two parties, the Unionists -English colonists, whose main interests liesin the ports, the gold fields and the diamond mines (in a word. the capitalist party)— and the South African party, the anti-native Dutch who | are protectionist and imperial- ‘istic, These two parties common ground their wish to see the present order of things rigor- ously preserved, the native and the common worker kept in their place: and correspond to what in most other countries would be called, by themselves the party of order, -by their critics extreme Tories and Conservatives. Smuts Served Tories. This Tory coalition has been well served by Smuts. By the conquest German Southwest Africa the South African farmers ob- tained rich grants of land for their sons, and the Unionist capitalists be resources were much more | profited by the passing of the Ger- as |man diamond fields under the gen- eral control of De Beers and the Kimberly Trust. Three labor riots were crushed out during the last 20 years by Gen. Smuts, with exemplary force and vigor, and on many occasions the natives were brought to a wholesome realization of their po- sition in a country where Smuts has promised that - a whites ohelt — ae eT ee "4 ‘portant stage and turning point of | | light, | have as a | of Cape Colony. just estimates are as | try where guile is a natural ideal. make too near as too far | but at least the present re- | | jection of Smuts and his system is or | Properly to contrast this na- tional Smuts with the‘ internation- al Smuts and so help clear up the reasons for his fall, it would be necessary to follow him through thickest and interminable years—a tremendous, hardly worth while study. : It is more interesting, if less ambitious, to see him at every im- his life. from his birth at Malmes- bury. Cape Province, May 239, 1870. to his. present defeat. accuracy, or at any rate, the rea- son for hisNocal reputation of ruthless guile and selfish ambition may thus become at, and ~some ) perhaps unexpected, thrown on his unrelated, otherwise tnex- plicable appearance in Europe as | the Prophet of Idealism. Student at Cambridge. His father was one of comfortable, shrewd, 'minded Dutchmen who farm the bleak lands of the western province known as Boland- ers. Smuts thus, contrary to the general idea, was born a. British subject. He showed great skill in the scholarship competitions which | are a national sport in my country, passing through th lege, Stollenbosch. versity of these days. and pro- ceeding to Cambridge University. Engiand, where he continued his ‘prilliant studies in law. ce aes ea returned as 3&8 barrister, ught at one time of becoming pag meee a, turned journalist for a while, waiting impatiently for a chance. But the colony was over- crowded with professional men— the rich Bolander’s son invariably becomes either advocate, doctor, rney or clergyman. aah that ime the Government was in the hands of the Rhodes-Hof- mayr coalitions: the adventurous | millionaire hed succeeded in con- | ciliating the Dutch bond office of Jan Hofmayrand all who looked for a political career most pass through one or the other party. Smuts’ firet appenennee - politics ba a ar a. eee » a) rt Z 2. a oe Lt He cam 3 ae Pe ‘ a as Saba ae > oe en ie 2 nT i ty. “ os i lived Hertzog | ‘inings of a siate | of moderate | the merciless extermina- | the | The | | those | theologically | e Victoria Col- | the Dutch unt- | r When Premier and Virtual Dictator He Was Friendly to Business, Crushed Strikes and Used Air- planes to Collect Tax. of opinion, which are a feature of his later career. He was put young man, to speak at Kimberley Town Hall, Oct. of the Dutch bond for Rhodes. did this eloquently and well. that the impression Fiercelvy he refuted all corruption, imperialism, made against uP, an He charges of reaction cast their votes accordingly. Two months later occurred the Jameson raid when, openly abetted | and subventioned by Rhodes. Dr. Leander Jameson attempted to _ conquer the Dutch Republic of the | Transvaal for the English. The | | Bond-Rhodes coalition split. Sm yt | | was, or felt himself, compromised, 'and after | pudiated the man he had so fectively supported. He gave up and went to the Transvaal. Appointed State's Attorney. There in 1896 he discovered still more difficulty. The good were in the European Dutchmen. His own slip ‘over Rhodes had not forgot- ten and did not make matters eas- ier for him and for in obscurity. Those knew |} time described him as |lar and unattractive that quick temper, that moroseness that hung about him afterward concealing his mafiy rood qualities, were already Vis- ible. His practice was small. but his outspoken criticisms the manners‘and administration of his new home kept him from entirely disappearing from the public His first chance came when Wotz refused accep! President Paul Kruger's ruling that the | Volksraad party superior tf any decision of Kotz. member of the older cul- tured section of the Dutch race. _full of European ideag of the ad- ministration of justice,” was sup- | ported by the rest of his profes- 'sion in the Transvaal and re- signed. The Transvaal lawyers as a body bovcotted his vacant place. To save the Government from embar- rassment young Smuts otfered his services and in 1898 was ap- pointed State's Attorney. In this high capacity he accom | panied Kruger in his Visit t) for the first confer- Lord Milner (then Sir ef- it posts been some time he who him at that thin, angu- The begin- art eve , i) wa S the courts. more | Bloemfontein ence with Frederick Milner) inevitable war with the franchise of foreigners |Transvaal Republic. Later, with | 'ahother voung and ristng man, his | frfend, Pete Broegler, he conductec negotiations to the same end with Conyngham Greene at Pretorix, the Transvaal capital. These were i broken off on charges of Smuts’ | bad faith by the English negotia- itor. ; War England about in the was declared. Until the last stage, Smuts stayed at his post | in Pretoria. It was he to whose presence of mind and determina- ‘tion was due the saving for the Boers of the so-called Kruger mi'- ‘lions (about $2,500,000) from the National Bank when Lord Roberts was on the point of entering the city, Hardships in War. |\*s rt. vicissitudes which he delights recall. including several weeks on a diet of mountain tortoises, with out salt, of Ookiep. Vandeventer’s shares jin the glory of this expedition \later was somewhat confured. Smeets was the representative of | the surrender party. the “hands uppers’ at the treaty making of | | Vereeniging. During the years be- | tween the peace and grant of self- government to the Transvaal, Smuts cultivated the English pa- cific Liberals, whose efforts on be- | half of the vanquished Boers were the only relief in a very ugly epi- ode of imueria! history. To this friendship the sometimes | unexpected, always firm, support | of English Liberals for Smuts owes 'jts beginning. At every stage of ‘his career this opportunity pears, this instinctive seiging of the opportunity at the cost of many reproaches of “glory snatcher,” | “Schlim Kerel,”” and in spite of them. He stood for and against Chinese labor, at precisely the right mo- ments: at one moment he was the spokesman of extreme utch na- tionalism (or seemed so); the next. in March, 1907, as a Minister in the | first Boer Government of the | Transvaal under the British flag, he called out the Cameron High- landers, the Queen's Bays and an- other regiment of British troops to stop a labor riot on the Rand. t ° mr - ower unknown | 29, 1895, on behalf sO | lingered. | the millionaire, and’! persuaded many of his hearers to ' a period he violently re- | hands of Hollanders. | Judge | to stave off th>| Smuts then joined the command | lof J. lL. Vandeventer, struck down | to the Midlands, and through great | he entered the desert town | ap- | Daily Mirror, Washington A report day day of what politicians of the National Capital are talking about. 5 . By CLINTON W. GILBERT > ees W rope. States was going to do for Germany and for Russia. And when ies that I think the United States wil! ido very little for Germany or for | Russia, the entire curiosity of that part of the world is satisfied about the United States. The best in- |formed seem to know that there ‘has been a “‘scandale” across the Atlantic about petroleum. And they know that there~will be an ,elecfion this year. I don't 'the German language enough find out, but I venture to say that the ordinary man or ‘in a wein stube or conditorei knows no more of the United States than , that it is the richest country in the world and that it would be good to Bet there or to induce some of the money, there to cross the Atlantic. They crowd abéut the windows of the trans-Atlantic steamship com- ranites on Unter den Linden and paze longingly at the advertising of sailings to the United States and to South America. How can'they know more of the United States than these advertis- ‘ings teach and than can be got ‘from the book, “Henry Ford Sein Leben and Seine Werke.” which is curiously enough in every book- ‘Store window in Berlin? Evidently Ford the imagination of Germany as much as he does that the United States. After seeing press of Europe, one is aware an greater blessing to ('nited States than Henry Ford Amerigan press. If a United States of Europe is needed for no ‘r purpose, it is needed to give Lurope a strong and well-organized You learn more abeut ‘world affairs by reading any good newspaper in any one of dozen big cities ®, the United States than you can by reading al! the leading papers of tondon, Paris and Ber- lin The aver American citizen at breakfast in Inorning cannot escape a certain infor- mation that the most news- paper reader of Europe A London papers with sma!! circulations, read by the upper classes alone, are adequate. That is all. Ss (Copyright, 1924.) HAT most strikes a man who is interested in public affairs is the provincialism of Eu- ' possesses of the hat the is the even oT he press. can Hi age the amount careful cannot get. of few The Paris newspapers are inade- there are too many too many, and developed quate because of them. many times because they have never advertising. Their resources slight. They are easily tempted. ‘There has been a scandal about ‘them taking money from the Rus- isian Government before the war to iget out special editions. The Ameri- | | can press, if it were on as unsound a basis financially as the Paris press, would probably not be above ‘that sort of thing. So far as the Paris press is concerned, you would ‘hardly know that the U nited States lexisted, except when, editorially, it ) al ternately wheedies and drubs us. ‘In several days in Paris 4 saw ” dispatch from Washington, about (100 words. The German press is broken, by @he war and the insane fluctuation | ‘of the mark. The Berliner Tage- blatt makes pretentions to a cable service. But it is a poor thing. No other paper does. The Cologne | Gazette has letters from my friend, 'Dr. Barthelmy, in Washington. But letters take you back to the days when you and I dont remember the American press. = —ee A press of Europe independent of Governments, with adequate re- sources to inform the public, in place of the press of London, Manchester. of Yorkshire, Paris, Rome. Berlin. Cologne, Hamburg, etc.. would do this part of the world ‘a lot of good. We may be tending ‘to have too few newspapers in the. United States. But Europe suffers | from the curse of too many and too weak newspapers. It is tending to become as provincia] as, let US Say, the United States would be if every | State there were a sepafate coun- , try. tials + —_ - a —_ ning the Act of the’ Union, “which he \ helped, with his Liberal friends, to | push through the British Parlia- But his personal unpopu-— | larity, in spite af these special | claims. continued’ White Gen. | Botha lived, Smuts was the shadow | | behind his throne, but Botha was. the substance that kept the party | ‘together, the jovial, intensely hu- 'man adored substance. Smuts’ share in the World War) is well known. The curious fatal-j ity that befell his many friends . and old rivals is less known, but | interminably commented on by his | | Nationalist enemies. Especially do) ithey reproach him with the shoot- ing of Jopie Fourie, the young and brilliant staff officer, who alone suffered the extreme penalty as a rebel. according to the Hertzogiles, because he was concerned in a skirmish in which Allen King, a) young friend of Smuts, was killed. tf there is bad blood between) the Nationalists and Smuts, there is no lets between him and the; ment. ehee, party: poceiams et e Ngs I was asked what the United speak | 10O,) woman sitting | are | inumber of lé¢hders in the teeth of ' of | Display by Sculptors at | Artists’ Guild Reveals Vast Amount of Unusual Work ‘But Few Art aan Réslised Before What Is Being Accomplished by the Three Men and Five Women Members. een The main gallery should first be Louisans have known tnoat modern | surveyed from the center of the local art can always be found at room, Facing this point are Adele _the Artists’ Guild, 823 North Union | Schulenbtrg’s fountain, Victor ‘boulevard, it has always been; Holm’s large figure, “Somewhere heretofore that the painters have in France,” and a portrait of Mrs. /Outnumbered the sculptors, and | Bringhurst by her Husband. At such works of plastic art as were|the far end of the gallery are! in the galleries were sandwiched ‘ranged several fountains by Caro- ‘in between canvases, buried inline Risque, with some-delightful /corners or otherwise eclipsed. baby figures among them. For a change, this year, the, Shiela Burlingame’s Work. eaan a month fh a Mga)” Along the walls are other groups from now — May 12 the gal- jeg pa. Sei mye ws of | [levies are devoted to the works of /P&r \Unconventionally, modeled put the “eight Guild = sculptors, “five | comer for the expression of Gin) women and three men; Nancy Coonsman Hahn, Caroline Risque, Longs. Say Cveegr harm of the lpnamee- Adele Schulenburz. Shiela Bur- | 7s wetter o i Be oy id mac tag lingame, Julia Nichols Yates, Rob- | sa de Sb pron yor we » AAR se aneenng Victor Holm and | “Bertha,” after the heroine of Fan- The proper display of sculpture pe leridgie corer Shen Booey aca is even more exacting than the ins St. eae for some ‘years a of pictures. Backgrounds, | .nows geveral heads, ‘two Biteuene while important to paintings, are | . often the making -- marring lor ae af me en reniet statues. The problem has. been . ree se mot £2 pag are eigen soon~be unveiled at the Public Li- *Psolved this time by the aid of the| brary, the work ®f Robert Bring- / makers of batik—dved fabrics, of | Y oe om the mocth erat a hurst, original design and execution— Nancy Coonsman hi + A group of which have been used with com- | pHahn’'s inimitable portraits and two summate artistry to off the fountains, _ both with children as lines and modeling of the sculP-| centers, fil? the northwest corner. ture without in the least losing Particularly noticeable are a mar- their own individuality. ble baby head, “Baby Bill,” and a Display in Two Rooms. ‘portrait of Mrs. Walter Koken. The display is housed in two} Among this display are two carved rooms, the foyer and main gallery, | woollen candlesticks, the work of | leaving the Little Theater free for | Adele Schulenburg. dramatic enterprises. choose either room as pre-eminent in terest were impossible, for, save | quantity. there is little choice. The one objection to main gallery is a corner so crowded that the vatious pieces have lost all indi- Viduality and hecome fragments of a Although for many years St. set To The northeast corner is occupied by a bewildering display of Victor Hlolm’s work. From the plethora of sculpture several pieces emerge, /one of them a portrait of the art- ist Harland Frazier, and a “ine composition. rather anatomically handled. The Two “Lions” Remarked. Many people have remarked the’ two “Lions” of Joseph Shenidsiente The group shows a pair, lion and lioness, the male caressing the fe- _male. Horchert’s work is more aca-# demic than any other displayed. Too much credit cannot be paid to the batiks of Shiela Burlingame, Mary McColl, Margaretta Brown and the others who loaned their ill- the jumbled mass. ; At the entrance stands Bringhurst's and Sancho Panza. a portrait of the spindly knight and his rotund squire. It is in perfect spirit with the tale, and a worthy introduction to the xhibit. The corners of emee room are’ ‘filled with the work of Adele Schu- | lenburg. who works with a direct- ' ness and solidity that are her own,| work to help the general scheme. and whose models have certain | Several small framed pieces enliven underlying steadiness that is satis-| the walls. fving to the intellect as well as the While there are a few sculptors esthetic senses Her “Mother of | outside of the Guild, the exbibition the World” and ‘““‘The Reaper.” as| now at the gallery is representa- well as the several! bas-reliefs, are tive of St. Louis sculpture. Visi- noticeable for this quality. tors who have seen it declare that Smaller Pieces in Case. _there has never been a better ar- The center of the foyer is occu-|ranged or more worth-while exhib- ried by a large case in which the /it here or elsewhere. ‘smaller pieces are displayed. In| Quantity of Work Surprising. thid. two baby Weads. “Jacqueline” Not only the quality, but the and “Philip's Sister’ by Caroline Quantity of work is surprising. Few Risque divide honors with several | artists, critics or lovers of fine arta 'baby sketches by Nancy Coonsman | have realized that such a vast Hahn. Several fountains figures amount of unusual work has been by the two are also shown, and a produced in this vicinity wiaie the pair of remarkable “Polay Bears” last few years. by Mrs. Hahn. The exhible is full in short, those who have viewed of interest, charm and merit. it have found it of such interest The far end of the room is.filfd | that they are returning, and others by Victor Holm’'s scale model for are discovering the exhibit and at- the Missouri State Memorial, while tending. The crowd at the opening on a side wall is a photograph of | reception exceeded the largest of the successful! entry in that contest, which there is record at the Guild. as jt appeared on the day of the The Artists’ Guild is open every unveiling, Nov. 5, 1922. It is the afternoon from 1 to 5 p. m., and work of Nancy Coonsman Hahn. on Sundays from 3 to 5:30 p. m. } to the foyer Don Quixote characteristic a A LET _ - = ; ; ee SL TT Semen ————_—__ — — of Nations Council this year. Such are a few of the milestones in an amazing career, every deta!l of which is more known to his own fellow countrymen than his ex- ploits in. internetional politica. Among those large groups of South | Africans who how profess them- an interdiction of his Judge, Wes-| selves more willing to see the in- i sels. tolerant, narrow-minded, but sin- cere Republican Hertzog and his ally, the Socialist Cresswell, in power over their country rather ‘than the brilliant and famous Smuts, it has become the fashion to say openly that it is easy for a statesman to be idealist and liberal! in matters in which he is not con- cerned. Persona! ambition is what such ‘on strike. In 1913 occurred the af- fair of the Ungenie, which shook for awhile the faith of his English Liberal friends in the General. | After dramatically ending another big and‘violent strike, Smuts de- ported to England without trial a more serious affair. according to took place. | In 1922 a ,grossly exaggerated. ithe local Labor party, ‘The men, owing to underpayment, moved first to a general strike; and then this native labor lost its, head, which Johannesburg workers | ‘are very likely to do—and a se-| Tious attempt to carry the affair to a revolution was made. Smuts) waited to the last night deftly | profess to find as the ruling motive -wsing the gefferal consternation to’ of the astonishing career of this ‘strengthen his weak position in| statement; love of applause and ‘the Union Parliament, and to em- sweets of a consideration tn En- 'phasize the necessity that he re-| gland to which his premiership of jtain power as the only man able a small and remote country would ‘to tackle the stivation, then flung’ not otherwise entitle him are be- ‘himself into the fight as the active hind the international activities, head of the repressive forces. the strong. noble speeches for | His old chief, Vandeventer, who | which he is renowmed in Europe. 'had been with him in Ookiep in His faults are all emphasized, ‘the rebellion and in the conquest | his bad temper, his surly inability ‘of German Africa, captured in/|to conceal his contempt of the ‘swift succession the strongholds of | Union Parliament which has not the strikers, who were subjected | his own fame. first to a severe bombardment by Hie ruthless pursuit. through. cannon, machine guns, airplanes thick and thin. of a great phen and tanks, then when they gave in’ Africa, settled under the firm con- sto what they described as a sort of trol of the moneyed interests, is terror, the very ease and swiftness | magnified to a charge of being the 'with which the operation was con-/| man of big trusts. cluded was used ty Smuts’ ene- As a result of the World War. mies as an insinuation against aed considerable part of the young a men of the nation have come to Airplane Raid on Natives take an interest in politics: there Last of all, the smal: but influ- | are small groups of those in re- ential section of negrophiles in the | vont against the hard, brutal ma- | Cape was sremrmoeron foxy n Bred terialism that cha airplane punitive s on na ra ao nm tribes in tha iewiy mangacetverst- {tte a colony, © er Pe ai tie ee ee iy — ao ; entor< Se ' a be oy /_County Circuit tion of grade crossings came of orders. diction ‘City Didar: doves lt Conte | Win Pca Power By the Jefferecs. City Correspond= ent of the Post-Dispatch, e JEFFERSON CITY. April 22.— Power of the State Public Se dangerous crossings was by counsel for the Wabash Rail 7 road in arguments before Di No. terday afternoon, on the appeal — 1 of the Supreme Court yes- al ea Commission to order separation ot 2] har Fe ’ of the city of{Sf. Louis from a Cole Pi Court decision, me | knocking out the city’s plan for de- — * pression of the Wabash tracks abe the Delmar boulevard grade cross- — ing. of jurisdiction over grade % Homer Hall, general attorney foe, ‘ : things through enactment of Con-— i gress of the transportation act 1920. Thies act, vested authority over such matters — in the Interstate Commerce Com- mission. lt was declared, however, that if the Public Service Commission's — " a a os yer, « ¥ a it was ane 4 power was upheld the “only rea- _ sonable and lawful manner of nae a separation’ would be adoption of — the railroad'’s:plan for elevation * its tracks over the street. Contention of City City Counselor Senti, and L. = a Brewer, general counsel of State Commission, declared tn. the police power the Beate, ‘The Public Serviée ci i: |} under the law, ‘had wer to com- ‘ elimination of Sook separation. United States Sevircash Court decisions were cited, hold- — ing that regulation of grade cross- ‘ings in‘the interest of public nee ty Was an unquestioned power of States. depression of the Wabash tracka and carrying of Delmar boulevard — over the tracks on a viaduct, was — approved by the Puplic Service — Commission a year ago. The Wa-. bash appealed to the Cole County og ce Circult Court, which ts given ohh risdiction by law to review such — Circuit Judge Westheus | reversed the commission order and, — in effect ‘directed the pram to order elevation of the trac The city appealed to the Sup Court. Counsel for the city asserted t Cirecult Court exceeded its a that the law ae : in gave it the power to affirm or verse the commission's order, not the power to direct in manner the commission should ceed further, Raling as to the Cost. : The lower court held that the — commission had the right to ame portgon the cost of elim be- vate = y, tween the sity and railroad. The We commission ordered the city to 40 per cent and the railroad per cent. The city estimated cost of the project at $538,146. Wabash estimated the cost at $ 020. In addition to attacking the mission's powers, and the plan as one of excessive cost, sel for the railroad argued that city had not made a suffic showing to justify a finding the grades at Delmar should ordered separated at this t That when a separation is the only reasonable and = ilawf mapner would be by elevation the tracks, and that separation grades at Delmar by-the city , would fix the method of — sa 4 ee rs ‘ io + . ‘ * 1 ca ~ 4 ve x: a? ered ' As is known, the city’s Pian for af he me i x y a: oF « . é ‘= wy . x se iat ae seth nes 4 he m
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TUESDAY. APRIL 22. 1924. Sa iy , ay \ vous *, Ss ey: a ¥ ¢ ‘ ‘ = ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAYEVENING, APRIL 23, 1924, guilty of corruption in office shall be exposed prosecuted. The place to settle the question of co "| spira@y and guilt is in the cofrts. | a i THE BEER “CONSPIRACY.” : Frantically denouncing the investigation of cor- ruption and beer protection In St. Louis as a con- “spirecy of “discredited polfticians, striving to fasten SENATORIAL IRRESPONSIBILITY. Rake SE ET et ga Were -. 5 5 FOR Fe their grip on enforcement machinery, and of the It is taking the President, the State Department, | 2 ee. : : ae oe Whe San Cy OF PEE sie * a 3 criminal element and its journalistic champion,| the press, the churches and the peace ee oe iy , awa | 4 : ee ae: "ss 3 , a ‘English Woman Says Researe who desire to discredit prohibition itself and de-|tc turn back the tide of internationa ape sad oes Pats earn se we ALP A Oe SPE ete. - a . Spirit World . Only t.”” Gus| @2sitation precipitated by the action of the Un oP . Ris ay r.. wi , dv: stroy public confidence in this department, Promises a Remedy. States Senate following the ill-considered misinter- |. Nations, chief of the prohibition enforcement pretation of a phrase by Senator Johnson of Cali- a é 5 Cee Peg gree ef, Pijex.. ae ca * a = | unit, makes a fervid appeal to the “friends of pro-| fornia and Senator Lodge, chairman of the For- Se = FS RCE ere ae : si E : ager c hibition and law enforcement to stand by.” | te eign Relations Committee. amen. gathered at the an | This amazing statement fs made in defense of Since the Benate voted on the capocapng! re : Tastee an@ luheheon Cs e's | ; / Ambassador Hanihara has explained in a formal) : ious Organizations her, Heber Nations, State Le- 4™ ~t | P of Relisio | bimeelt ce 88 tee: ents . ae the statement to Secretary Hughes that no “veiled oe vesterday. heard a w \bor Commissioner, against whom he | : | investigation to be directed. What does he expect? | threat” was contained in his expression of “grave| cise | ; | eer ‘What does he fear? No one has accused himself T Kaw a TB Hates > 23 é- : - it: x, re a R X ; . a: Z ; Be? gpeaker from » ternational co | SF 4 it disarmament and -operation from. consequences” as included in his first communica-| tion on the subject. Secretary Hughes in reply not, only accepts the explanation but declares he “had | | ’ : t ‘t aa A eee eee * —_— - ~~ -* prererence. " “Adjusteq Compensation.” 4 ' De the Editor of the Post-Diapetch. "»» from the Federal Government. The $10 ° ’ ‘ ’ - * : » +» Tade these appeals, the only satisfaction ~ © and insanitation is disgusting. Wake up. “th /® that John Schmoll said “a mouthful” gave this protection rests with the = Te the Editor of the Post-Dispaich | 1 mame and eddress of the author must accompany every contribution, but on request will not be published. Let- ter not cxrcecding 200 words will receive N answer to R. H. T., who asks why . * the ex-service men want a “bonus” «from the Federal Government when they have already received one from the Btate of Missouri, I will say that the ex- service man will keep “yowling” Just ' @s long as R. H. T. would tf he had been cheated; that fe, until the account has _ per month received from Missour! was a@ bonus—a pure gift which we had not . earned, for we did not serve for Mis- eeuri or any other one state. If I owed 2 R. H. T. a sum~-of money and someone ~ ged and left him $1000, my debt would © mot be reduced tn the least thereby. What is asked from the Federal Gov- . @rnment is not a “bonus” or gift, but an adjustment which will place the value on our time during the war a little nearer that placed on R. H. T.’s time and on the time of others who haps too proud to fight. The th asked, making a total] of th in all, won't bring the much nearer the other, at who were paid enormous and profits in our absence them pretty lavishly, thus prices, and we, without money, of us without employment for : | ae ws | or his brother except himself. When the investi- gation was first started he declared it was directed against his brother. Since then, every utterance of, ‘bis has been a denunciation of the investigation and an appeal to “stand by” the men who are. charged with enforcement of the prohibition law, with fervid tributes to their honesty and devotion. | What are the facts and the logic of his statement? The investigation was undertaken by direction of Elmer Irer, Chief of the Prohibition Intelligence | Unit at Washington. It was conducted by David Nolan, epecial agent of the Prohibition Intelligence Unit, for the purpose of investigating reports that the sale of beer was being protected in this city. In pursuance of the tnvestigation Mr. Nolan had prepared for a raid on the Griesedieck brewery on the day beer was to be sent out forsale. Hearing in Kansas City that this raid had been arranged, Gus O. Nations hastened to St. Louls and anticipat- ed the raid by an hour or so with a raid by his own forces. Out of this raid came not only evidence that real beer was being distributed and sold by the Griese- dieck brewery, but a confession by Raymond) Griesedieck that he had paid $1 a case, or in all about $15,000, during a period of several months to Charlies 8. Prather, State Food and Drug Commis- sioner, for protection. On the strength of this evi- dence and confession, Judge Faris charged the grand jury to investigate conditions. The investi- gation was conducted under the direction of John C. Dyott, Special Assistant Attorney-General, with the aid of David Nolan of the Prohibition Intelli- gence Service, and the result has been the indict- ment of Griesedieck and Prather. If there has been ae conspiracy, it involves not) only the “discredited politicians” who gave the tip. ri - after the war, had to meet inflated prices to live. Asa result many ex-eervice men are still in debt. I had thought the old dodge about it being impossible to pay in money for Patriotic services had been discarded by all some time ago. No one wants that Gone, I'm sure. But you can pay for time with money. Time is private prop- cannot be “ty compensation in Would R. H. T. vol- , If so, why If someone very dear to R. H. T. were about to die and a brilliant § surgeon gaved the loved one's life, I am sure he would be eternally grateful and would feel that a service had been rendered which could not be measured in money. But I am sure he would not be cheap - and simple enough to use that as an @rgument to get out of paying the sur- * geon's bill. L. B. GODBEY. Treollected Garbage. have appealed to the Board of Health, also our city garbage plant. repeatedly for help of some kind as to what we should do with our garbage. This subdivision is three years old and a!- _ Most entirely built up. We pay city tax. which also includes street lights, and we have none of those. When we have We got was, “The roads are’ too bad.” That certainly is a poof excuse, as it is up té6 the city to see that the roads are paas. _ ebdle. Three years of trying with no result Health Department. A RESIDENT OF BOULEVARD HEIGHTS. 6201 Radom avenue. a Prolific Poverty. _ De the Bitor of the Post-Dispatch. WISH to make reply to a letter ap- pearing in your paper written by Mr. 3. Brelitzer. condemning birth control. I mot think that Mr. Brelitzer knows hasn't matter very carefully. Just © slums of St. Louis and look and giris from 2 years of age going around with hardly any families have from six @ children and cannot half take care one woman can truthfully has perfect health and life, when she is overbur- hildren. I think that ft te te have a few children and all the necessaries of life than not properly ai about protected beer, not only the “journalistic. champion” of the “criminal element.” but Judge. Faris, Assistant Attorney-General Dyott, Special Agent David Nolan and the grand jury: all of the. officials charged with the enforcement of law and| the exposure of crookedness and corruption and the punishment of law breakers—all are involved | in the conspiracy. The crime of the Post-Dispatch. against which the charge concerning a newspaper conspirator is direcfed, is that it published the news and aided the official investigators in dis- covering crookedness and corruption. Gus O. Nations says his brother Heber has per-| formed an invaluable service by tipping him off as, to the sale of beer in St. Louis. That is a queer | statement. Beer had been sold, distributed by the brewery for weeks in St. Louis and was a matter of common report. How did it happen that a State official in Jefferson City got information about the sale of beer im St. Louis and was the first to give it ¢o his brother, charged wit® the enforcement of the prohibition laws? Where did Heber Nations get it? We know that Gus O. Nations got a tip that the Griesedieck brewery was to be raided by} ; the Intelligemce Unit and beat the unit to it. | The logic of the Nations statement ts that public. confidence in the law enforcement and the effi-, clency of the Prohibition Enforcement Unit can. only be maintained by the suppression of inquiry into crookedness and corruption, in the protection of illegal sales of liquor and into the nonenforce- | ment of law on account of graft and bribery. In other words, there must be no investigation into) prohibition enforcement crookedness, because pub-| lic confidence might be Impaired and certain on cials who proclaim their superior honesty and de | yotion might be involved and blackened through | the investigation. How can honest officials, State or Federal. be | involved or blackened by investigation into offi-| cial crookedness? How can public confidence in | the efficiency of law enforcement be maintained by | suppressing investigation into the evidence of crookedness and corruption on the part of law-en-| forcement officials? | What the friends of prohibition law enforcement | ought to do is to “stand by” the officials charged with seeing that the law ts enforced and that crook edness and corruption among law-enforcement offi_| ' cers are exposed and punished. There ts no other . God never intended children i i " bealthy children, rather than a dozen | undernourished. undeveloped ERWIN J. KRAMER. Scott Field, Belleville, 11). Get the Real Crtminals. Te the Waiter of the Post-Dispatch. ea earth that cannot be taken way to maintain law and the efficiency of law en-. properly. Give me a few strong | forcement. There could not have been protection of beer | selling in St. Louis without the consent. eonnivance, and co-operation of someone [n authority. charced . with the enforcement of prohibition laws. The re_| sponsibility and duty of discovering. prosecuting N the werds of the street. I would say a hi | otticere would be earning PY Ning FO bs * Ld and punishing the man or men in authority who Federal law of- ticers im charge of the Investigation. whe by infer- accused? of conspiracy by the chief pro- ea qtticer ef | = _ Rate. w ™ ae P é * a, igs. Tae: + that hardly needs to be ‘that could be -written. no doubt” of the friendly and proper meaning of the phrase as intended by the Ambassador. This fs virtually to say that he never had any doubt. What a simple thing it would have been for the Senate leaders. after consulting with the State | accepted Hanthara’s words. Department, to hare as Hughes accepted them instead of bringing on an open discussion and a vote which has stirred Japan | to a fever of injured national pride, which has re-| vived talk of war, invoked a boycott against Cali- fornia products, embarrassed and endangered the lives of Americans in Japan and, as Senator Reed of Pennsylvania said. has undone the accomplish- ments of 20 years of diplomacy. It has been popular in the past to damn the American press as the most dangerous aid to Jin-) goism and a menace to international peace. In| the present crisis Japanese Foreign Minister Matsui comments: “One feature of the situation which is most comforting to Japan ts the sympathetic attitude of a majority of the American newspapers. The Japanese people may still place hope in the greatness of American character.” The Senate, through fts ratifying power, has a responsibility in foreign affairs second only to | that of the President. The present condition ts a fair demonstration of {ts irresponsibility and loca]- mindedness. Senator Johnson's jingoism is a plain case of anti-Japanese constituency. Senator Lodge’s principal fame rests on his readiness to exploit in- ternational relations for political ends. = = _——_ = Before election ft is every politician’s privilege to see as many reactions to the Washington investiga- tions as he can count. ‘= = - A CODE OF BUSINESS ETHICS. A committee of the United States Chamber of Commerce has drafted a code of business ethics, based on “the material needs of mankind,” which will be submitted to the convention of the cham- ber at Cleveland next month. The convention's action may not be predicted. but | if adopted it is altogether improbable that euch an’ ideal polity will suddenly become*effectire. For the code is, indeed, a counsel of perfection. Never- theless, there are two items in the draft which) ought to command the grave approval of business. | The recommendation that “corporate forms do! not absolve from or alter the moral obligations of individuals’ must become an actual practice if the corporation is to survive. That individuals have! hidden behind the impersonality of this legal} creature, have found in this impersonality license or justification acts which as individuals,ther would have hesitated to perform is a commonplace stated. It is in protest of | and practice that we now have. for just such pleading the aphorism that “guilt is personal.” | The last item in the code should especially chal-| lenge not only the conscience but the acumen of! the business man. It reads: “Business should | render restrictive legislation unnecessary through | so conducting itself as to deserve and inspire pub-| lie confidence.” Sincere compliance with this admonition would) do more to allay unrest and calm the turbulence of} the times than all the coercive or remedial laws The approximation of this ideal is probably the one chance of permanency that remains to the present economic structure. —oo-o___ __ There its nothing new tn the bobbed hair bandit She has only abandoned hearts for banditry’s gitimate”™ field. “le ee JUSTICE FOR POSTAL WORKERS. ' Whatever opposition tere is to the appeals of | the postal workers for an increase in pay has come | . not from the piblic but from the Postoffice De- | )}Partment heads, especially from Postmaster-Gen- | eral New, who charges that the movement. if suc-| cessful, might ruin the parcel post. | To this charge Representative Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania, who introduced the salary bill tn | Congress, says that, while the bill contains nothing | about parcel post rates, it is a fact that fn 10 years | the parcel post has grown until today 70 per cent | of all the mail is parcel post. Last year packages agcregatinge nearly 5,000,000,000 pounds were car- ried. And, while parcel post constitutes 70 per cent of the total mail, this branch of the service oniy brings in 35 per cent of the revenue. It is claimed that with a rate increase that would make parcel post self-sustaining, as the law creating the service provided, there would be plenty of money available for the salary increases asked. It is admitted that present salaries are inade quate. The postal workers charge that last month, | when the postoffice appropriation bill was before | Congress, the Postmaster-General did not utter a) word against Increases of 50 per cent for depart- | mental officials, whose salaries range from $4000 | to $5000. Whether or mot an increase in parcel post rates would bemefit the express companies. the publie would not willingly demand rates too low for the service rendered, especially when a continuation | of such low rates made it more 4ifficult to pro-| vide adequate wares for the men who handle the parceis, and for all other postal emplorves. They would prefer to see the parcel post put on a bust- ness basis and pay for what they get tm service. The postal workers appear to be only demanding justice. Their efficient work is deserving of ade- quate compensation. And Congress should see that get it. ) - , —- _— —* SS THE NEWEST PILLAR OF SOCIETY. ™ . ‘aur 4 -. . . se an Py fa en —_ a JUST MINUTE IDO was 8 puppy, and He fell into a sewer: Some people thought this only meant One useless doggy fewer. The current whirled him round and round. Which rendered Fido dippy. It thrust him forth and drowned him tn The mighty Mississippi. The body down the river swept A hundred miles, and stranded Where corn stalks, growing in the mud Fertility demanded. A stalk of corn abeorbed him quite. Then fell before the cutter; A hungry cow consumed that corn And changed it into butter. This butter, shipped to Washington. Supplied a breakfast ration, That furnished potent energy To rule this mighty nation. A. G. HALTERMAN. Franklin thought “Palatine would make Pennsylvania over into a foreign community, and Thomas Jefferson thought the none too genteel handicrafts- men coming over from the European cities would mever be content with mere liberty So that what we feel about foreigners now is nothing new with us, nor is it certain that both Franklin and Jefferson were en- tirely wrong. At any rate, Penneyivania is Pennsylvania, which seen through the eyes of Joseph Hergesheimer would hardly be called an English community, and anything you care to say about our big cities. where the people Jefferson feared mostly landed. can probably be substantiated by police rec- ords. It strikes us that for peace and quiet. with a reasonable appreciation of Nature's bounty, the Indians were doing better over here before any of us came than almost any of us have done since. They were at least meited, and had no assimilation probiem. Not having any other war in sight at the moment, the Duponts have declared war on the crow. They want all crows blown up with Dupont powder. We can think of only one useful purpose that crows have served. They have given us the expression “as the crow files”; Dut since the habit of going about a thing directly has by this time been abandoned so far that nobody ever thinks ef such a thing, we don't feel like saying that crows should Be spared. Ours is the age of indirection, a fault which has all but made vice a virtue in the senatoria] inves- tigations. It exposed us as recently as yes- terday to the wrath of Judge Gary. whose grievance seems plausible because nobody any longer travels “as the crow filles.” We commend the Duponts, who are at least not blowing up men. and hope crows. always destructive and now useless, get theirs. _ > _ The new Italan Chamber will be com- posed of 374 Fascisti. 39 Popular Party. 26 Socialists. 22 aximilists. 17 Liberals. 17 Communists. 12 Constitutionalists, 11 Sociai Democrats, 7 Republicans. 3 Peasants’ Par- ty. > Slavs. | Germans and 2 Scandinavian Autonom ists The two-party system must seem to the Italiane some sert of poiiticai Paradise like prohibition. i. — al Benjamin hoors” atin - Written for the ee ae By CLARE McADAMS (Copyright, 1934.) Sir: Where do I want to live? Where does any man want to live? He never knows. Nobody ever knows, for these are the days of unrest. of hurrying to and fro on the face of the earth, and no man can foresee what a day may bring forth. St. Louis ts the old home tewn. Here all the children were born. educated, married. The parents fondly looked forward to the day when their children and grandchildren would gather under the old roof-tree and make the rafters ring with their merry shouts. The old folks woul4 renew their youth in the exuberance of the happy throng. Old homestead stuff’ Well, how did it pan out? Thus: The old folks are living all alone in the “ol4 home- stead.” No one ever comes to see them but the milkman. They receive letters from thetr children occasionally, which they read and cherish fondly. One son lives In St. Paul, another In Mtaml, still another tn Les Angeles; one daughter lives in New York, another {n El Paso. They are all doing fine and wish the old folks were with them to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Not a word about coming back to the old home town. The old folks have one child left—only one. She rests in Valhalla. On bright Sun- days they visit her and lay flowers on her grave. One of Iife’s little fokes—that’s all. SCARAMOUCHE. . . . © Before we buy the street car lines tn St. Louts, {t would be fust as well to find eut when Mr. Ford ts to begin giving automo- biles away. When that starts there will not be any room on the streets for street cars. _ > The House Agricultural Cemmittee has decided to substitute something else for the scrip proposed by the McNary-Haugen bill, evidently upon the my y that farmers would be sure to lose if on the way home from town. a. . — Sign in the street railway waiting station, e**®ee eee eee Spitting tn any pert of this car ts a out going any place. — . +. J. D. P.: Misplaced apostrophe and hart trouble tn a sign on Jackson highway, fust outside Columbus, Miss.: “7e eee * © © oe @ © ets 2 «© © @ « Columbus Greet’s You. : : 2° tee « © Mee Sign tn passenger coach. Southern Rail- way. Columbus to Greerville: Piease do not take up space in seats wanted for passengers with baggage, grips. etc. J. H. RIGBY. Superintendent. rr er = © © oe I know what you mean, Riggie, but did you say it? 7. a a » An apeostrephic atrocity ef our ewn yesterday: « ‘ From the Modern View. HE State Democratic serts, asseverates and erty shall be made secure” Think of itf | When the Republicans startling novel “plank” of The Republicans will “plank” demanding that ne vent the sun from shining. grass from growing, or singing of the birds. The Democrats hare free America) fearlessly and “ctvil and religious liberty undisputed right of water te or the inalienable right of as superfluous, as to say the or that water flews, fre grow, lightning flashes and |} berates! Ctril and religious tfberty the American Constitution. secure, it is only because “Americans” are not It is the self-evident ecrats, Republicans, f | of every party or of none, and religious liberty in ‘ad lular. It would be an ‘ i is ? H , ae a5; - “ dee :: a b ae | a, @ Ne Mpa z 7 € q * & ; Y 5 if th 4 . | . . ¥ “eee @e © & tet eee ee + “¥ SS ets ees . Teeter eter Seeee — ee. so - * cy) Se SPS » Shee ee She hes (irs ? z : “ig The MIRROI PUBLIC OPI gi ae we know what it will do te oun al a Ry Bo 2 - ss : pew and unusual angle. : The speaker was Miss Edith | Turbervill of London, .. social worker. author, uae tary candidate of the and a vice president of ion of the YY. WL “Can the e y Sgorid organizat . Her subject was of Civilization Be Cured > / gn of middl Peton-Tubervill—s Wom e years, with st , * geatures, striking physique and @rous gesture—who came "London to St. Louis as the speaker of the occasion, an | the question with a my the dectaration ' fied by E teast vo cure can be found in t a present trend of civilization, makes a fetich. of exploitin : physica! world Only research the spirit wo ean promise remedy of world evils, she said. Possibilities of Next War. Defining civilization as conquering of the natural she pointed out that post-war entific research had now > ssible extermination of wt canal in the next waer—a war, said, whose con forces. left unchecked, would be too for even a combined Ame European sentiment to combat. She named aiso the nist ic, * qver-nationalistic tendencies in the » eivilized nations, as being a couragng factor in | etvilization of today; and also a weighing the | @ouble standard of nations! mor- ality, which. she said, ) statement to assume one ‘ef principles in international |.tlens, and another in private | thena! relations. Lastly, she - themed the progress of z as tending to ro} man of the @f individual creative work, as factor which reduces happiness in i the present civilization. “In the face of all this,” 4 @eclared. “the supreme fact mi - be recognized that the extension | physical facts does not mean Pextension of happigess. | ehurches above all. must @& @tand,. that true civilization m mean not only an understanding ' the phrsical laws, but of the . faws working underneath. ) are they? We nrust ’ that we are like children _@n the edge of the ocean. We! ' armies and navies, but ’ not bring peace. We must st the spirit laws bebind the | For instance, we must that love creates love, @te=s creed and hate Out of this research will come @nswer.” Pays Tribete to idealists. Mine Picton-Turbervill Ft berself as an idealist. and tribute to two English ; Lord Robert Cecil, for his work ‘reating the League of Nat “whethes you like it or net” Ramsay MacDonald, the F The luncheon was to co @rate the sixth anniversary of © | founding of the organizat . which was formed during the | to mobilise the church orga tions of the Protestant and congregations of the deity for | Wwork—now “for civie and betterment.” Mrs. Clay E. | Tetiring president after twe | presided and at the speakers’ | Bie was Mra. Louis J. | founder. New officers were int 3 @uced. 2 follows: | Mrs. Joseph S&S. Calfee, p Mrs. H. & Butler, first vice _ @ent: Mrs. Howard Stewart, ‘Vice president; Miss Nellie & ‘Qrds. third vice president; Mra. |W. Niedringhaus. fourth | President: Mra. Thomas H. Wi » Afth vice president, Swingiey. Yirance chairman; . F? 4 ' Mra CC, We
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+) ASP cpr: Peat ; ORE Bee » 4 rie 4 7 Pd ~ e MIRROR’ 0 BLIC OPINIO)D column is designed to t dias the latest comment by 1 pudlicists, newspapers end on the questions of the day. EVASIVE PLATITUDES, the Modern View. i State Democratio party asseverates and alleges in ed assembled, that “civil and religious shall be made secure” of itt en the Republican cenventton now what it will do to counteract b a - ae ng novel “plank” of the Republicans will embody an ¢! " demanding that no one the sun from shining, or obetructt from growing, or interfere with of the birds. Democrats have “boldly” etated America) fearleasty and unafraid l and religious liberty shall be re” in America! ot the Republicans be equally " and openly declare that it S uted right of water to run down © inalienable right of fire to bw civil and religious lberty shall in America, “against assault = source whatever,” is as platitud Sp iscusses cone | ® RWORD Ems re a perfluous, as to say the rain shall & t water flows, fire burn, lightning flashes and thunder ~~) land religious Iiberty are : merican Constitution. If they it is only because some cans” are not American. the self-evident function of all # Republicans, independents, party or of none, to see that * religious liberty in America against assault from any = r.” It does not require formal a ~ ntly faithless) declarations. mental principle of the ex! ion and its future is the only tence of America. That it reiterated at all, is sufficient rica’s good name! ‘\* . TAXING RADIO. Me the Loulsville Courier-Journal. | radio tax, as proposed by the ® Finance Committee, would be 4? abuse of the taxing power. No , but no tax would be more * It would be an additional ta* nds of people who are already and who are looking for 4 i of an increase of taxes. y another nuisance tax, while is already plagued with "© and is demanding to be f They were all originally wat and suffered only because ney of war. A few of them Abolished. In both the Mellon the bill passed by the Hot ntatives provision is made * of others. And yet the ttee now comes along with * to devise a brand-new nuisane it in operation five and a half # the end of the war. It take®) ¢ of relievihg the people of ne with one hand and imposing” BCe taxation upon them with the ‘ It is unwise and 4 ry: pt only on amusement but on *® i ee eal It wour y of ' TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1924. -_———— Were yer -- 7 Oe A Foe ey Ee yey ee PS ra ec s ili - > ~ we factor which reduces happiness in » the present civilization. ‘ “In the face of all this,” she | ' @eclared, “the supreme fact must | be recognized that the extension of » physical facts does not mean an “extension of happiness. The Shurches above all, must under- Wand, that true civilization must mean not only an understanding of the physical laws, but of the spirit ‘laws working underneath. What are they? We must understand that we are like children standing Den the edce of the ocean. We must} ‘pply to their research and study the same application we have given | to the physical world in the last | Shundred vears. We can cut down | Sarmies and navies, but that will | | not bring peace. We must study | the spirit laws behind the peace. | For instance, we must understand | ) that love creates love, greed cre- ) ates greed and hate creates hate. | Out of this research will come the | @nswer.” Pays Tribute to Idealiste. Miss Picton-Turbervill described / herself as an idealist, and paid > ‘tribute to two English idealists— | Lord Roberi Cecil. for his work in creating the League of Nations— “whether you like it or not’’—and | Ramsay MacDonald, the Premier. The luncheon was to commem- ) @rate the sixth anniversary cf the ‘founding of the organization, Which was formed during the war »%® mobilize the church organiza- | Mons of the Protestant and Jewish fongregations of the city for war pWwork—now “for civic and social betterment.” . Mrs. Clay E. Jordan, ‘Tettiring president after two years, iided. and at the speakers’ ta- ie was Mrs. Louis J. Brooks ‘Tounder. New officers were intro- @uced. as follows: Mrs. Joseph S. Calfee, president; Mrs. H. S. Butler, first vice presi- Sent; Mrs. Howard Stewart, second ace president; Miss Nellie Rich- a8, third vice president: Mrs. G. Niedringhaus. fourth vice President; Mrs. Thomas H. West, PBfth vice president; Mre. C. W. Bwingiey, finance chairman; Mrs. Otto F. Leffier, recording secre- ‘ary; Mrs. Gilbert Rox, corres- ponding secetary; Mrs. Robert L. Luna, treasurer, and Mrs. Henry Wolfner, assistant treasurer. Di- /fectors—Mesdames William Hude ™n, H. M. Pfiager, Virgil Rule, J. Louchiem, Edward Winston and y E. Jordan. Ww mi » ¥. ee i oo b. / ; * | Steamship Movements. a2) the Associated Press. Arrived. Naples, April 13, Conte New York. Eeabon, April 13, America, Bos- Rosso, _ Marseilles, April 15. Patria, New Torx. | Bhanghai mt, Seattle. | Shanghai, April 20, Empress of | Panada, New York. ; sailed. * Naples. April 15, Presidente Wil- B®. New York. Chicago Journal 80 Years Old. the Associated Press ' ) MICAGO, April 22.—The “Old- | f aper in the Northwest.” the) R nicago Daily Journal. today cele. ; ite elghtieth birthday with 8 90-page anniversary edition, with lal letters of congratulation Many noied persons. The year of ownershi of ; April 20, President * i. . * & ‘a . aoe — = ~Fia ol te P ~ é . : ve 7 a EPs btn : Bt | vine 3 A ges ase a “4, ‘a new agreement have failed. Ziex- work 30, Capt. Paxton Hibben, head of r . * ™ a p [ee a4 — vote CDR 1 Re st pe eae ‘ r, 7 D ,y ‘ i hs ee 2 ee ae ry ” Lo ¢ | et cs ve: a be ted. oY, 4 iu Mi OF St epee kw * eae Miss Edith Picton-Tubervill. MUNICIPAL OPERA CHORUS TO BE PEL Ninety Singers Will Be Chosen Tonight From Among 200 Who Attended School. The selection of the 1924 Munici- pal Opera chorus will take place tonight at the Jefferson Memorial. Ninty singers will be chosen from among the 200 who attended the Municipal Opera Chorus Training School. Each candidate will be given a tryout under the supervi- sion of Frank Rainger, Charles Previn and David E. Russell— stage director, musical director and manager, respectively, of the Mu- nicipal Theater Association. As is known, membership in the opera chorus Is limited exclusively to St. Louisans. Seven hundred and five singers applied for admission to the training school and 237 were accepted. Two hundred compieted the training course and it is these singers who will compete for places in the chorus to be used in the 19 weeks’ opera cycle opening at the Municipal Theater, Forest Park, on Monday night, May 26. According to present plans, gen- eral chorus rehearsals of “Princess Chic,” the first opera to be pro- duced this summer at the open-air theater, will begin next Monday morning. The opera principals will arrive in St. Louis next week and are scheduled to begin rehearsals on Monday, May 5. The largest amount of season tickets reservations in thé history of municipal opera is that reported for this summer. Approximately 1300 season reservations, totaling $82,000, have been recorded at the offices of the Municipal Theater Association. This exceeds by $17,- 000 the amount of orders on hand this time last year for the 1923 sea- son. It is predicted that the 1924 cycle will open to a cash advance sale of $100,000 and that the at- tendance in 10 weeks will reach the half-million mark. Last sum- mer the attendance at the 68 per- formances was 426.000. The St. Louis Convention and) Publicity Bureau is co-operating with the Municipal Theater Asso- ciation inthe plan to have a visit to an opera performance included in the program of all organizations holding conventions in St. Louis this summer. Several large orders for seats have already been re- ived from local) committees in charge of arrangements for pro- spective conventions. . ZIEGFELD SHOWS CLOSE MAY 31 Preceding Expiration Actors’ Equity Agreement. the Associated Prese. NEW YORK, April 22.—The traveling and New York produc- tions of Florenz Ziegfeld have been ordered closed May 31, the day preceding that on which the Actors’ Equity Association's agree- ment with the Producing Man- agers’ Association expires, the pro- ducer announces. Efforts to form Day of By feld eaid the actors’ demands ‘to control the whole theatrical busi- ness” prompted his action in face of large advance orders for his New York shows, “the Follies’’ and “Kia Boots,” during the Demo- cratic convention in June. His road shoWs affected by the order are “Sally,” which is being presented by the Pacific Coast Ce., and the road “Follies*’ RUSSIAN RELIEF HAS NO FUNDS NEW YORK, April 22.—Relief in behalf of the destitute | ehildren of Russia, carried on for the last three years by the Ameri- can Committee for Relief of Rus- sian children, will terminate June the organization, announces. In- ability to raise funds in the United States is the reason for the cessa- tion of the work, he said. I'nleas the $4000 pledged by the committee is raised by June 30, “a lot of Russian babies will have to die.”’ he declared. Since its foun? ing May 27, 1921, the mittee A ' tricks. "dogs and ponies on CLOWN AND TEA POT AT POLE. CiRcus Antics of Fun-Makers Amuse Crowds While Animals Also Perform Real Stunts. Ho ho, that was an extrordinar- ily funny clown. But why did he walk around the ring with a pot over his head and an oil can in his hand, a lot of children wanted to know. Their elders said “He's representing Teapot Dome—sh— sh.”’ “Rut What's he doing that for?” all the youngsters asked. One mother tried to explain, only to be met with the shrieked ripos- te. «"but Mamma, what's a scan- dal?’”’ She said then, “Willy, look at the elephants” and Willy sub- sided. for grown-ups, anyway. Mark him well, this clown. The Police Circus at the Coliseum yes- terday is not the last in which he will parade. The big tents will see him yet. But was it—er—very good taste of a Republican con- trolled police department to drag such a story in front of a lot of in- nocent children? | ‘There were many other clowns whom every boy and gir] .under- stood thoroughly. Anybody who had any sense at all knew that the silly fellow who let those other clowns hit him in the stomach would come to grief. “You see that mallet?” said a 10-year-old on the alley side of the arena, “well, they'll pop him one with that pretty soon.’ And sure enough they did, and the maAllet exploded with a whiz of a noise and all the | children went “Yi-yi-yee-ee.” The clown fell down and died, only he didn't really die. This was a cir- cus. Bears Also Clever. Those bears were good, too. Two black bears in the middle ring they were and my what those bears could do! They roller skated and danced and fought. Huh! Bet those | bears could have licked the man if they’d wanted to. And how much soda pop should a bear drink? Is soda pop good for a bear? This argument kept one box in an up- roar. The ayes, being made up of little boys had it over the noes who were little girls because little boys can yell louder. No one could ride the mule which appeared in one of the BeV - eral horse, dog and pony acts on the program. That is, no one rode it yesterday. All the good riders were in the audience. “Huh.” thev told each other, “bet I could ride that ol’ mule. Yuh gotta clamp yer legs around a mule an’ if he bucks bite his ears.” Relatives objected to seeing the mule ridden by their young charges and so sev- eral negroes did their best to get on and fall off. Five Elephants in Circus. The aerialists and acrobats ana | tight rope walkers and balancer: were on hand with a repertoire of There were five elephants in the circus and at least 10 mon- keys and no end of smart dogs. One little dog turned a backward | somersault 13 times. have been 15 times, who were counting sure. Music by the police hand and another band and drilling by the police Zouaves kept things on the jump. Let's see—what else should Well, it may those boys seemed so be told about a circus’? The snake | dance to the music ef the clown band with the snakes getting big ‘ger and bigger as they came out of a trunk, should that goin? Anda the whirling table that tumbled their noses? And—oh, yes, the usual number of balloons escaped from paralized holders and had to be replaced amid ‘wailing. The peanuts were very fine, too. Performances will be held twice daily at 2:15 and 8:15 p. m., for two weeks for the benefit of the Police Relief Association. CLERGY TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR BISHOP TUTTLE FUND | Episcopal Ministers to Be Guests at Dinner at St. Louis Club. The clergy of al! the Episcopal Church parishes of the city and county will be entertained at din- ner this evening at the St. Louis Club, when plans will be discussed for parish organizations for the Bishop Tuttle Memorial and En- dowment Fund campaign. The Rev. J. Courtney Jones, rector of Emmanuel Church, Webster Groves, will preside at the dinner, and among the speakers will be Bishop Frederick F. Johnson, the Rev. E. 8. White, the Rev. Ed- mund Duckworth, R. King Kauff- man. and W. Frank Carter. Car- ter is chairman of the Campaign Committee, and Bishop Johnson, national] chairman of the fund. Next Sunday wil]! be observed in all the Episcopal Churches in the Diocese as Bishop Tuttle Commem- orative Sunday, when the clergy will give addresses on the life and work of Bishop Tuttle, who died a | Tomorrow | year ago this month, evening Rabbi Harrison will speak from the Stix. Baer & Fuller radio station (WCK) on Bishop Tuttle's influence in St. Louis. Weds His Private Secretary. Rv the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Apri! George R. James, Southern mem- ber of the Federal! a PRoard., was married here yesterGay to Mias Lorette Boyette of Memphis, Tenn., his private secretary. They ¢e- parted ——— ea Some stunts in a circus are | immediately after the wed- — Social News R. AND MRS. J. F. MUR- PHY of 3 Princeton avenue, University City, announce the marriage of their daughter, | Miss Elizabeth Murphy, and Bu- ford Bracy of Little Rock, Ark. ‘The ceremony was performed a few days ago in Little Rock “while jthe bride was onsa visit to her sis- ters, Mrs. Russell T. Lafferty and | Mrs. O. O. Scroggin Jr. No an-'| nouncement was made of the en-.| sagement, and friends were un- aware of the approaching mar- | riage. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy are | in Honolulu, where they went sev- | | era! weeks ago for Mr. Murphy's (health, and had arranged for their |daughter to join them in Califor- | |nia for the summer. a The bride, who is quite young, iis an alumna of the Visitation Con- | Vent here, and the Wolcott School ‘in Denver. She was presented to Socia! Circles in the autumn at a jlarge reception given by her moth-/ @ \er, and a tea dance at the St. | & louis Woman's Club. Mr. Bracy |” was educated at Washington Uni- | ,versity, and is a member of Beta | Theta Pi. Mr. and Mrs. Bracy will | /make their home in Little Rock. | During the absence of the Mur-4 | phy family, Mr. and Mfrs. Dalton |Kinsella are occupying their —Bandeler Photograph. igen avenue home. AIRS. BUFORD BRACY. | Miss Audrey Bell |England, who has been the guest | for a month* of Miss Olquita 'Queeny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. _ MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED ra, » ~ Lo A of lLondon,|/pjome. The attendants will the bride. in an a ee be Misses Florence Gibbins, sister of|a bridge luncheen the afternoon of orchid gown, as' May 1. maid of honor, and Miss Emily Els- cards. ton, sister of the bridegroom, in coral, as bridesmaid. The bride will wear Spanish lace embroidered in seed pearls over satin. Donald Gibbins will give his sister away, and Dr. Manning Brown of Nash- ville and Wililiam McGregor will be best man and groomsman. The couple wlll reside in Shreveport. | Pi Kappa Alpha (fraternity, | which began its ninth biennial con- vention at Hotel Chase today, will | Sive a formal ball at the hotel to- morrow night, at which the guests | will include about 200 young wom- - | en students at Washington Univer- sity. The convention banquet will : | be at the hotel Thursday night. Announcements were received yesterday of the annual luncheon of the Missouri Association for Oc- cupational Therapy which will be held next Monday at noon at the Hotel Statler. The speaker will be Miss Jane Neil, internationally known for her success in the edu- cation of crippled children, who will speak on “How to Help the Crippled Child.” Reservations for the luncheon may be made by tele- phoning the association headquar- ters. The wedding of Miss Janet Ow- ings and Edward J. Britton Jr. took Church of Our Holy Redeemer, Webster Groves, Father Kane and Father Tucker officiating. Mrs. lawrence: Schwab was matron of honor and Mr. Schwab best man. Mrs. Richard H. Waltke of 4576 Red Bud avenue will be hostess at There will be 17 tables for | John’ F’. Queeny of 3453 Hawthorne = a boulevard, will depart today for _—_ Washington, for a visit before sail- ing from New York April 28 for her home. * or Mrs. Arthur C. Hilmer of Arundel place is expected home late this week after spending sev- eral weeks in the East. She has been in Pittsburg and New York. 91 ’ Mrs. Wilson’ Keyser of 6155 Pershing avenue has as her guest > Miss Helen BrvYant of Kansas City. | Mrs. Keyser gave a luncheon for her yesterday. Miss Bryant ‘wil! \remain a week longer. Mr. and Mrs. Neil O'Day of 4934 |'Buckingham Court are receiving |congratulations over the birth of a son, Sunday, whom they will cal! Neil O’Day Jr- Mrs. O’Day was Miss Marjorie MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Hawes! have returned from their honey-! moon in the South, and are dom!-| ciled in their apartment in the, Chesterfield. Mrs. Hawes was Mrs. | Laura May Watts Smith. Their - marriage took place April 5. Mrs. Lawrence Howard Roblee of Chicago will arrive today to vis- it her aunt, Mrs. Edwin Massa. 5409 Maple avenue. Friday Mrs Massa wil? be hostess a bridge luncheon for her guest. at Bradsby home in Mr. sis- Mr. and Mrs. Frank ‘have departed for their Louisville after aie visit Bradsby's brother-in-law ‘ter. Mr. and Mr&é. Henry W. Peters. 6245 Westminster Mr. and Mrs. Peters plan to leave St. May 11 for Douikville, to attend the derby. 1o and place Louis of Cant wil! Mrs. R. A. Byers, wife Byers of Jefferson Barracks, give a tea Sunday afternoon at her |home. Capt. and Mrs. Byers: en- itertained at dinner Tuesday night 'in honor of Maj. Maddox, who has | been transferred to Governor's Is- | 'land. The guests included Mrs. Da- | | vid C. Biggs, Miss Mary Clark, Mr |and Mrs. Karl S. Howard and M: | Louis Werner. = | The marriage of Miss Mary Jane Lynch, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. | Alfred L. Lynch of 60190 Washing- ton boulevard, and William Schnei- | der, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian ‘Schneider, will take place art | o'clock at St. Roch’s Church, Fa-| ther Spencer officiating. Arrange- | ments are simple, because of the) serious filliness of the bride's father Mrs. Clare Stranahan of Kalama zoo, Mich., will be her sister's ma- | tron of honor, and Jules Schneider | his brother's best man. The bride | will wear a white flannel three- piece suit, trimmed With ermine. | Her hat is of white ceorgette, and | she will wear a corsage of roses | and lilies of the valley. Mre Stranahan will be gowned in blue colors—al! of Fresh. new Frocks ors. SUMMITS \¢ Awning stripe tub silk Frocks, novelty stripes, checks or solid them smartly be- coming and in a pleasing variety. in shimmering silky tub fabrics that will be worn and worn long after the price is forgotten, so refrebhing are the styles, so washable are the materials and so fast are the col- They may be boiled and boiled again without the slightest harm to the colors. “A Delightful Place in Which to Shop” ENRY A. WEIL, ma | 916-918! curve_ ~~ eft * New Summery Styles in Tub Silk Frocks Serviceable, Smart and Dainty y 3 / 'moongliow satin, with a black lace! . . ' hat. and will carry Columbia roses. After a honeymoon trip. Mr. | Schneider and his bride will make their home at 2834 Russell avenue. | TRAVEL AND RESORTS. Miss Mildred Gitbins, daughter |——— of Mrs. William G. Gibbins of 5510) Cabanre ayenue, will become the) bride at 4 o'clock ef Harry P. Els-| ton of Shreveport, La. The Rev.! Dr. Raymond Kimbrell will per- form the ceremony in the Gibbins) “FURS WANTED | Your Muff or Furs made into a stylish Choker during our HALF- PRICE SALE for... Have your Fur Coats lengths—Cieaned, Glazed, prepared for storage for GREGORY'S ==. i 4437 OLIVE &T. Deimar 2241 . * . . . and Capes—all Ironed and 00 Solves Your Vacation Problem Yellowstone— | R Mountain ational Parks Utah —Colorado Almost Usbelievable ‘“ You can hardly realize the wonder- ful improvement to your skin and compiexion the mirror will reveal toyou after using Gouraud’s Oricntal Cream for the first time. White-Ficsh Rachel. 6] Send / 0c for Trial Size F. T. HOPKINS & SON New York ' Chicago 2 National Parks in 2 Weeks Ask detailed information i 5 free booklet Department of Tours : Chicago & Nerth Western— Union ) t. s Pecifie : place quietly this morning in the || PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS y~ Baby 7 ¢ + u s , ee a | rs gen: eee ; SI ie é ee a? Ww ~ eo ee t .2G ey, oS ~~] oe a “rr ae daa rere ow 9 2 et Beh teh? Oe toe © ere The Woodward Players in GEO, M. COHAN'S Musical Comedy 45 MINUTES FROM BROADWAY |; ) ~ we ~ Ores % eal Te ai Lo + x “J rN oP BASEBALL TODAY ~ 4 N 1% . ah is —s a fhe > +: ty : ii we. ae? . Py , ‘ty . Rast BY w r * . a ul J 2 a
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4, Boge J ~ ee ae = ¥ ie Dp - > al - 2 rie Ke * * a? a ewes - ate PT Ee Laie eee DUS Me Sa . Pe me ~ ta i. we - 1 ae bi A ca e ce j ; ow ae . 5,‘ ws ‘ “& Pe ‘ : : ' .. . ae vit ae ¥ mei Sige ae = P ri —— Y e F “a 5 rr ' aed : ? , ree . - Le, ‘ al ; — : . y wry + +4 aoe? a eS : . ee a Pea > pelo x 7 f= ~ Pet bess a % > . ; ; - + eg Pe Fe. we m 4 ee = oft Pe 3 ” . * mn 4 : | | TUESDAY, : /\ I ; f er evening newspaper COMBINED : ‘eo | The Dailu POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation han the morning and one. oth 2 | _ . / 20 ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCA : 3 =e 1 ” i ‘ ; i . ~ ‘ 1st | | ee - . 4 Ukrainian Leader Imprisoned. | bility for many ohana ‘montes | HT (IN HORSE | | . ART 1 HREE 4 By the Associated Press. the Jewish es eee ta death | | : ea ——_——S MOSCOW, April 22.—The Uk-| Russia, was senten @ later | o } | | | ” , yesterday, but his sentenc te. |e | i ' | ‘ reinian leader, General Shpak |Wags commuted to 10 years in pr:-s- | = - Elishpak, charged with responsi- | an: , | | ee . a 2000044464464 darrrrrere ahh hhh hh bho anne nnn nnndaaaaddsdidbdbaid’ & ; : i se hteeabaeeeassege ; 2 hat Such a : | ES FOR | aie HE > | Is Sure Also Tha | ,) | wag : > $i He Is wi a + 2 | Ab d ‘ 2 ' ie MER IS | Device Would Seem Absur | : SU » 4 to the Horse. | nai or te Industrial Inspector An- t. es $e Hreectoeg SoS appegent ae 5 r tf is not too early to think of Summer, if by doing so you $ | ig ee a gs) ale Bi ynces Candidacy From | @ save big money. 2 | EGR ak nc Sk RL 3 ar ee no j aa ) : S$ We hav eceived— $| The very Constitution Atself at cameo aia ENR EP oe >t | Thirteenth District. | @ We have just rec 2 | & ie en oe ell ey 2 . ' ¢ »s 4 if Joseph Gilman | Be ES i te seb ~ Sr ss ¢ 4 —$—— : J ” been threatene i% ais Ps ie See ss a 8 pa eS gee x RPA ern eee mJ , er-Wing : : ’ — a tail Ce Rr a Mean ee NE gy Pgh : a | ce Curtice Moyer- | mi TWO CARLOADS fitters nore mutt wear a tall tbe tae bie you scutic your accounin ne) ae ' > re SOS So Bs : 3% os : » , * . e t : ‘ Ss | ‘ . e $ | light. The Bill o 4 ana eeeeee chee TY) © ae Se SPR a ze * 5 days’ time, we will give you the 10% Fed her candida for the : $/tramplead upon if Josep At + ceeny 4S } discount the same as if you paid blican nomination for Con- 4 $ $ | Miller oir maple 08 a Soy . On money in advance. k s in the-Thirteenth istrict, | ‘ > $ ‘white before when he a-riding goes. at a ; a A i ctaing immediately aii | . > $ ‘Baron Munchausen, himself, has vel og tae : s ESE MOE ANTS ARAINR SELES _ | 4 Youls. Mrs. Wing's home | ‘ = when a mere attor- , a — A peggy ac wl D4 ° $ | been outdone , . ” in Wayne C ia cian a R f S TS € nev can suggest that a horse could om Fe , “ . is the eecond woman io & Ww 3 Cleanable e rl erato $ be rigged like an automobile. a + , ws am to Congress from Missouri tl ee 3 $ | ll. Attorney Everett ; + sagpr anchisement of wom- > - e charged ¢| This is not all. « y & 3 7 2 ce the enfra Ceheien 4 —which we will dispose of at prices much less than ar Raion adh $ | Griffin. who represents Miller, had Pee . : aire, Bt. Clair Moss of ore te i > for Refrigerators of low quality, a litUe later, or when $ _a good supply of legal foolscap. Be- te 4 : ‘having had the Dempormss : is heavy. * , a 3 | sides, he was ina dictating pirat | d | ination in we Pere ll Moss b , “Tk sh.” The Leonard @)| d into the science of elec- ated in the Be Src Rig Poreslein ned. take x china dish. The Leonard | ite dipped into the science of elec | Newlyweds : BES eine ‘utter appoint | Jeanable is » SRE, : OR ory 4- > lain, with rounded corners. Sturdy construction. Economy of $ the physics of oil. Passing from : iN , | ' of tas head of the ore. aad ed @ ice consumption. Sanitary.“ Beautifully finished. In all sizes ¢ | chamistry to mechanics, and from “piel eeegie d Oa or | Department three 5 “writing > ang styles. Priced as follows: 3 peony sorrow aes gs ip 4 et + ¥ | | ° - ee oted much time on rural life ) | " 2 ; ! @| he finally reacfied history. “ee , of her stories 0 | | s | a a 60 lbs. @/h ; ny ‘ . 3S TOO “ibs. msiden ocak $1 Plaintiff's Reply Lengthy. rospective With Your Purchase of ‘a / the Ozark Mountains so re | $ golden onk, white ena- $| A lowyer can talk for 4 long SED). > / n published in the F ost- in ) 3) 3S po recelain meloid lin- $/ time on history. Hence the length hese See oes $ ch. Her official duties have in-/ec $ lined . Ne- CLEANABLE. ed ‘Refri- 2 | of the plaintiff's reply in the i fae ‘N > peel ee ome 7 : oe ed enforcement of child i ) ’ ¢ frigerator; gerator for, . $10,000 damage suit of Miller vs. erreseeeeetter. peavsecccccreecaccces SEEECESTSTCESISE = a Band, according to a — | ho : > genuine, ‘ONE PIECE — PORCELAIN LINED > Mever, as_filed yesterday. Was H. — ao 6 ties L: : a. 7 > | e 2 = nm her department, the sc eo ; | :'$49 75 $19.75 $ | FE Meyer, a fur dealer, right in - foe ‘see geucsas 10 ee SS eSsmeesee Ff an ndance has increased Hyper th ‘ . ; | , : ee ; eo $949.75 REFRIGERATORS § f onteoding oat ne vas vor 1 OF At OS Bl Gt cote et Be En ishers! | . Vee sage toe toemeees S 75 Ibs. all- Aa spe 3 blame when his automobile ran eee es ee Piberssiii tee: : Or Over, Either Cash or Credit Hae Die hanna of this law. iv , ra P : " _ | Bie as secs —>> as pas a sss e SE = 2 £ - Seen Seer fe Soe utfit, complete wi : , : ~s side, white lined Re- 2 | morning? Was he right in declar- ee 2 2S Room O hie Rei natal Beautiful Dinner Set FREE 2 : = Po rcelain, fr igerator $,ing that the horse or Miller : | rugs and inoleum, » 0 Ft ; VF * ie aay sy ; cor $j should have carried running lights Se fiatt aici 9209. We show this Ou See What S Se i $ — theca - fore and aft? + % |e i : = oh Sara “ee ir specially built rooms— cS oy 4 ne $ at ' , . @| Above all, was Meyer right in 1 gl] psi? . just like it will look in your $1 N pe oy" 4 > 4 for ee 54 refusing to pay Miller $10.000 for y I $119 715 ve SER Ste injuries Miller and Miller's | Pesan || dL: fl a home. It does not cost m Will Buy at : Ne We neil a ’ mel porce- ¢ ‘ iffered that morning? At- : f 2. | 3°S : to go housekeeping when vou y % Site BD) iain “top. $) hore * ) a : aban tf OLDMAN BROS | ¥ $ ‘White ecna- Tye lta Yi k i Kot at $ torney Griffin is absolutely certain . e . ‘ , $ mel Kichen ve ay | DP) py table 4 that Meyer was wrong, if his case - Ps » : sf on easy terms of $10 per ; | > 5 rr 3 +4 Chairs, . ! @, is so based. | e E if vou are not > @ ¢ megmemeegs $6 95 $ Not only should a horse be ex- month. 4ven it YO ‘ ‘i. “Vs # $1 15 Clean chm® ” $ -empt from tail lights, but even the ) | a ready to buy, call and see it. | ee to * , a horse was | tr PB f $ S$ nance to show that a 4 Down S t D D ti om r > - ; then classed as a vehicle, and that +7 7 i¢ | $ B A roe er ul € uring emons a on oe > Sanitary; all vehicles are required * display a i — - cy uys ny : , See the Kroehler Bed Th tw sunset and sunrise. ul ‘ 7 | - @ lights between sun: - | ; | $ uftless: This ordinance Griffin character- , Aw dc enport Demo - Total Issue $100,000 f 3 : Mattress: izes as .“*unreasonable, oppressive IY '. Ie in Our Window si ' Ng : $ $ and void.” ; oe (Gicic ; ¢ o. 1 : > : Griffin then set down analytical ! ¢ —— . aoe Rad ts If ever you had ‘ : / > 4 " np tol s lighting systems tn — "3 ; ; sig Dah $ > being impracticable for sigan 3? | Vo ee pf je $ tion of horses. A gas tank might M1 At a n . . $ $ spring a leak, an oil lamp wo ed x / Pe $ $ | spring aleak, an oil lamp wou q iY, | . pee eS. ove $ $| bump and rattle and go out. His Tes \ ee } +4 © survey, though nearly exhaustive, | 371i —=— > ° did not mention luminous paint, i WN 3 @jthus giving Meyer's lawyer: a | \ ANT A — . r - i} HAF thi me ra @ | chance. i» | : 2 ° wut WN $ $ Unknown to History. «A ih} $ $|_ Then Griffin sailed into history: af} , 3 3] “From the early jawn of civiliza ; > $/tion,” the reply continues, “the +4 aS ase ~ 3 horse has been man's companion | | sae : | T2- = 3 on the farm, the marts of trade . . oe —— | $ the ‘war camp andthe field of | We Call Your Special Attention | : No Other Mattress Can Be Like It $¢ sport. Men of inteliect and gentus | . f $, ° S $ have ridden horseback. And yet | ' . é ; $ $ 15 $ from the time when Alexander rod: / Wp . 4 ~ ; e @ his steed ‘Bucephalus’ on the Per- : } ee a by able serially is . . sian plains to the time when Pau] “Wy ( : : 2 he These Notes are _ oa . ‘3 2 —_—_ ; Revere swept on his midnight ride ; , 4 : : » eS Netes ; tn 30, both anc ts * : . 4 ‘ . 2h Ble ’ o“— sake o at F, ss . , @ | through ‘every Middlesex village ; a o «a . “ “ | > Very Special: $ and farm,’ giving alarm of the _« ¢ ee Ho oe e “ j q $ $ i landing of the British. to the time Pres oe 41 to 50, oe “ j - $ | when Sheridan, in the early dawn, | GB ; p $ | $ galloped on his famous ride, down | . eh | 3 j @ | to the present date, no one has ever promt ’ . + : > ; es) 85 2 | equipped his horse with a tail e @e “te | ? =—=—— $ | light. And, although we live tn an/| | bd si HESE NOTES are ; ; 'age of inventive genius, no painter. a . ' i } : | aseilihén duly orga ; . . 2 | " — 6 bind Sy | ta . aa ‘ : . iz » sculptor or writer of fiction or oe es > 2 “ 3 Living-Room, Dining. Room 3 | poetry has ever depicted a horse | 2p Ah Me a na secured by a first deed ay Pi acc : ‘ith a tail light.” AT. £- os us -onting 2 t on the > a cme AT GOLDMAN BROS. ree et : _2@ . . : - ) | eS, inc and a — = It Will Pay You to Get Our Prices Before Buying 2 | SMUTS KNOWN TO | P | This is a very desirable plot ; : | EUROPE AS LIBERAL, This Suite is the most astounding offer ever made. We ask you , of that city. : Open 3 AT HOME A TORY’! $1 DOWN Buysa A Pere tai It is ed on this tract 7 teh RNITURE COMPANY 3 | y . to note the extraofdinary large pieces this Suite contains. Erected on this . > to FU Oe —— : | ce inished and isic in desi You need Mercy Hospital. : g Pay 5615-21 Delmar Boulevard sae’ ee Pape 'ty. ; R f , t M onth well made, beautifully.finished and artisic oe ; - ¢t OPPOSITE DELMONTE THEATER $ anitar e rl era or : . of furniture to recognize the value of this Suite ‘a The main hospita ’ | not be a ju @ | fessional examinations. wnere poll- ‘ | ; / fire-proof structure, just Np bhAdd hhh dhdh hhh hhhhhhhhhh hha hahapaahaaaaaaananannranneeneeeets | tics is in the hands of a small group | Bays f at the special price of............... © odd singunine Glas Sine. aaneiice went -- as The two-ctilll r ———— _ | that understands its intricacies. Month B . es ser 4 as Nurses’ He ‘ . Heayy Tax Increase. . | $3 a on uys a i$ Down Bu s I his ‘ Wilt DE USCC AS « : : + CURED | None of these idealists is likely Specia , x y | This Hospital is cond b ; t S ts, he ‘epresents ; i WITHOUT THE seen thes Goiaghiatne 1 Saleof |Buck’sGasRange SIMMONS BED OUIF Lele hee No Hospital. No Danger No Less of Time. worst because it most efficient and om . 4 Minnesota. a on : He Cutting. No Chloroform. No Hospital. rs ruthless aspect. The Kaffir has no . a Notes may be prepa A Granite City, Illinois, April 16, 1924 increase in taxes that Smute had | | 8 102 and accrued interest, on . h C instituted to pay for the war that | | a ae ;, Dr. C. Matthew Coe, : ie . aggrandized the union. | Liberal allow- ~ Ea : Company. Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo.: | a ~ 4 Pe: 501 : : We quote a especial ance will be . ° A many - neal ws | e Dear Sir—It is with pleasure and satisfactionI | | price on this heavy made for your : deposited wit acknowledge your efficient and courteous treatment | ¥ | old range. I . | | ,, Retna Fee har that you gave me last winter at your office, 501 Pine | | fe 1) a | | will appeal to conservative ected with Piles and Fissure for | : St. Ihad been affli T lah / | We are agents for Buck's Stoves 3 7 } i Some time. After using all the remedies I cou ear | vA ee | ased) Stamens: : Cunsé tn ate eekcene ? » Pre a2! : s of, without any results, you were recommended to me 4 . Ny Your health depends on your food, To keep your large line of gas, coal and combi- > é 2 : MS + A. M. Lewis of Granite City, who was being treated) } food ¢resh you must have nation . See our special 2 . 7 | , 4 | mn good Refrigerator. The in Butk’s Side-Oven Gas . | by you. | a Bp Sanitary Refrigerators 5 nea sag ¥ } y oF - 0 ah \; m | are guaranteed - nee Range for diehilins Each, or 3 for $9 Prendene room. ore buy | age? soon ty & iad Rug see this wonderfal 35c : : SB es my A oe * , YRdin> y / mw fer only Big Selection rox: Bh A BAe eS SS Romneanet yf 75 Q. R. S. PLAYER ROL ie | % Office Bours: ty —-* ] EA * . | : se ll ei 8A tes Pe a re: _ £7 ~~ eee eT
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TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1pg¢. A r account in 30, 60 or 90 will give you the 10% cash same as if you paid the ey in advance. i el LO a a al ~ RS of or Credit nstration Week e the Kroehler Bed-Dav. enport Demonstrated in Our Window If ever you had the op- f ™ portunity of a lifetime to buy a beautiful, mas- sive Suite, thie is your chance. These Suites come in rich coverings: in mulberry, taupe, blue and many other colors. These Suites are priced as low as oy, § », *139 ces in This Suite ¥ . —— $19.75 $ : 5 tial Sale of | -RECORDS bowie Ph naa ' JE STs a ij , the Ozark Mountains ai, ,% RT THREE. § MOYER. WING : CT ee ee ERT aI oe Sarre " " ~ be AN I S=-ESTATE S | LO me ° Lom F — | a : - a —'| : me te Y ¥ ¢ Tc. a wh of a 3 a ¥ ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1924. PAGES 21—36 | CDE ly, , 4 oa Fw Mountain Tsukuba (you against Cornelius Vanderbilt and the plaintiff in New Jersey, | ‘ r |Snow what tsukuba are maybe) ap- Whitney, yesterday was ordered the Federa! Court was the proper | nNuUSUa a %S : §- : , - bination; pure silk , : Fully guaranteed; 6 6-ft cord, swivel com pr Nickel-plated 9-cup; Made by Landers, ft. 2s separable -or na worl spite = * Tecan te made by Landers, Frary & Clark; fully plug. a. . only....... $16.00 + Frary & Clark. guaranteed. . You can’t afford to be without A pound of H. & K. Coffee FREE one at these prices | Order Yours Today with each Percolator. Phone If You Wish | bs Main 3220 12th and LOCUST Central 3530 Th ; » us « * A *. - ‘ ‘ oe 3 # rc Roe Nae a “s RE pe REESE ia Se ts
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TUESDAY. APRIL 22. 19-4. T he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City C irculation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED cou ms B 5 fic . Vio ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : 7 . . on of London LOAD 64 m BISHELS | . eal yesterday) directed " ae ‘Be —_ ° ; ; xington avenue a.t 2 a fa «treet Miss Allien -8 & a, ean! ef 20 Lor rndon police- (}t WHEAT IN 3 * a a che 1 ‘nited States # udy- oN a AARNE q ie icas asthe tatnada STH AND FRANKLIN . . he hd - ad : Where the Crewds Ge. | = con .* ri r ~ _ . r4 ; ‘ i ia . ; “Wednesday Specials” oo oR ‘ ~ . — ~. , ; x L | a ’ - : . ws P ‘. * . - ie / 4 v " iii 8 | 5 a. . —s ay Me el a ! ; ‘a % . ’ Ss % ’ 7 . re _ wf - _ : : . " - . » 7 . . ‘ ; ‘} j= oe + is & | ’ _——- ~~ ~y >. ~* - : a 4. ; ** — Ss 5 ’ : . - - =s . - - - ae i« : 7 , ‘ 7 >. = . 4 « “ve ‘ “ . re Pa a : . 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' a abe ' . 7 , tT hat in belt. tra‘ in ‘ : . ~ ; * ™ P -~* \ ~ — a . j oo fi - : : con ec? ‘4 in the to eT] itn = . ’ - . . o % | - - . “4 2 ~ oe ‘ tAroug whnici! : ain reacne | , ’ née Da . ese pes re ‘ ; ' ' ton. ; 5 , : rn ontrolled from jlatform " . - + . . - ‘ ef S@ec.. 2 2 ‘ ; above at¢ £ in r so ft at the be e th us é Pyver > Pfs i j=ss of ‘ ’ rig ina ing . O de } 7 ith no : istan mt Oo er a Cc es ust : gardicss of the saving in co=t. t] natural tendency of heaping as cheap. Lack of space _ | | Sve ‘ grain to roll down ere it be- prevents mentioning longed all. INNES zi ceehmaD ; A mi was posted at @acn 2s fi ail - RNED : ecting point in the “belt raiiwa N he : sae ’ _ 7? | . : . * : . is , CHU ‘ " > ~~ > = —- 2 > , . . : a : ‘*se ’ . tah *~ ~ i) i- . f “' « s . —tieu . 2° 2442482 ees a6 . ; " _ 5 “ 4 ; > : > . jt — ‘ ’ " A REMARKABLE LOT OF | ee > 4 v 5 a Colored Crystal Necklaces : wy 4 you the AC _ ) Heavy Gauge © epee 7 : | and Long Chains 396 . orth up te $2.50. many cu ‘ cut, all colors... os Aluminumware | Not if your gums bleed e Every piece trade-marked and only stand- = . Check P-yorrhea with Fe Set of 6 Gups and Saucers | ; ; Glass Mixing ce ge Spreng smug ~~ —— Pyorrhea plays no fa Imported, thin, white, plain china. | quart Double Rice Boilers. All 99% pure Not more than 2 Sets to a customer. . Bowl Sets I a > a First quality. : | ———— . | Dental records show tk Regular Price $1 50 ‘ | ‘ aa estan: mhaounen poe ~~~ "Se same ae Choice 59c | | 2 * four persons out of every : past 40, and thousan y 5 Cc >= = — 69c Only I to a Customer as Quantities | younger, too, are Pyorrhe —— Are Limited _ -: may Victims. * Mah Jon Sets Soft Leather Pouch and — nese. $1123 Silk Bags value Riack. brown and gray Bags worth $53.54 te $5.00 Yeu 0 buy two or three when vou import. Beaded Handbags | \°"). 0" “Re S sq 1 , Worth $7.50 te $16.60 Aan new for a sale bat are . alt?\ = ane ‘*h. drawstring and 4. reguiar steck. —— Wonderful values Metal Boudoir Lam COCKTAIL SHAKERS lvory finish. hand-painied $4.63 shef fleid sil er- Plated gias-~< shade Regular price Regular price 3 $7 00 $4 00 2 ie cailbed ee JON ANTS ON BOBBED HAIR COMBS Thy tT USE age aaa SILK CORDS, 10c Sterling Silver. Regula: Cc . ; a a ; '| Price. $1.50 lf good CASTE, Bread THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME A Real Sale! YOU’LL BE SORRY IF YOU MISS IT The PALACE Has a reputation for selling only depend- able goods and it will F c c k 4 Heed Nature's warning = Natural | ie an ake : Iced Tea a ura tender, bleeding gums— Servers Genuine Imported English ae Oe A . 5 ade ectens Pearl handle steriing sil- Large size. 3-pint: gold : » Extra Eatra heavily silwer- Pica Regular price Sc. Each Regular price. 81.54. ' en ---- 5 Delivery “ the best makers; reg- any table or ‘ visits to vour dentist and a a 1 [Sc ALARM CLOCKS © /* | in tubes. Waist Pin and | Price 81.25 . q —it checks Pyorrhea sil verplated Rockingham a : Small from. | 7 Better still. stop PVC ver meugnted Celd Year decoratien burnt in f ~ | Charge for ania cae aaah aah “i 52 . J wlar price. $1 » SOc || 89c ‘Nee ss" 89c || 10c B=" 6 for. . 3 daily with Forhan’s. rust er stain: riveted han- Every Clock warranted to Sweater Sets Sc| Sterling Sitver Cult “Dresden’”’ Design, ’ et | : a ae: Spoons Wax Fruit i fore it is too late. Including Grapes. Banses® Ferks. Berry “Speens. etc. and cannet wear off. ver! Made by one of before it strikes by - 45" KITCHEN KNIVES (Stainless Steel)| 34-Hour American-Made At all druggists, 35¢ and 6€ dies: regular price. cc. keep good time. Resular * es More than a tooth , Enameled. Set giaeers; regular price S308, TES G7 C|— tree taste tomes Regular price @% Lolid finixh, amber glass $ s Poker or Game Sets panels. Reguéar price — Sets, Per Set, 25¢ sow toe tot ae 25¢c Grape Juice Sets ‘12 a Torha FOR THE GU ee —— Trays | Imported Earrings 50 c Heavy s<ilver- Newest designs: regular plated. Pierced] price, £1.00 adesign. Regular "89c $1 8. _ Geven : , Mayonnaise Sets ne MOTT Y . Hearwd-painted chima: regvu- Cc the Best of Pocket Knives B5c lar price 81.00 ivotd. Cilled. wo blade r la hen the perfected — tes Ertan pects: Console and Buffet Sets cha a Inidescemt hi ae green black tla\ Uf is sealed in the can. Gold-Filled Sport Pins | Pins and mulberr: Rew!|. «<tand and t candlesticks Regular Cc ter tadies” ttes« t.elf stick price £1.95. complete and ridiae ——- écsign«. a + )5 Reageler erice. Se Sheffield Silver-Plated Bowls. Serving Trays -89c Comports, Baskets, Candlesticks, Coffee 4 517 OLIVE ST. | Mahogany finished com - $7.95 anuier seien-iaie ace : 1 99 Hand-Painted BANQUET LAMPS a poe Sete $7.30 Beautiful, Large Ss oe keep this reputation. This Sale will only last a few days, so come in and share its bargains before it's too late. We have tripled our sales - price $10.98 —= Ps LS Regular rice $28.00 ww = TEA SETS = — ae jelly. pimk er ble: $ 98 Electric Table ey 9° NEW DESIGNS LUSTER CHINA | Regular price $16.50 - CONDIMENT SETS Metal Boudoir Tray. aanlt and pepper skeaker and mestard pert. 99c Tinted ivory finish $ z Nippon china. regular Regular price $5.00 price 814 BRING THE CROWDS 99900000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000006000060060006% 99000000000 000004 999009 0000000000000000000000000088C ee eeeeeeees ® 317 OLIVE ST.
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\ ve : a eens. 1824 | The. Dal; POST-DISPATCH ajone has 45,000 MORE ily Ct reulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ -—_—_— ‘S policewoman Directs Traf- | | | we M PERT | | 4 , April i 168 . . ; oe . force of é H | Vy AS By the Associated Press. 4 : PARIS, April 22.—Lindon Wa! od Lf f : lace Bates of Mount N 47-709 N. Sixth im unt Lebanon, S| 9 omen O - Louis 4 -T hars. Specials tional note as an expert on water- A ways, died here today from a/§ KA coe: J Now Use and Recommen con turned to the United States to be. ~ ig] 10 placed beside that of his gon, Lin- | | 6 cans limit. the sinking of the Lusitania in | ~ ~ae of Londons . gl yesterda) directed | —~ a’ t Lexington Nn ia ca ih 1 , DIES oa : ond street. Miss Allen :s ’ | ae ni ar A ondon po ice- , ‘ ' . 7 nt of °-0 I A y te the United States study- ay é fi) n vers ; methods. ~ . | ‘ 5 bmerican police Completed Important Projects | ; — ) Sale in U. S. and Europe— | ase tae TE yess Dredged Kaw River. | sity , VIBy. . 1911 1924 eee : —s j - | : | ; Y., engineer, who achieved interna- | years’ illness. His body will be re- » ‘all Cans don Bates J?#., who lost his life in | 1915. Stew ID. rt Mr. Bates became noted as a wa- | ' | terway expert in the early ‘80s, | with the invention of an improved | IPPLES lh dredge which he used in connec- | 4 tion with the dredging of the Kaw aerge Ganc= River and the filling in of the pres- | dous i t > on - -Lb. }ent site of the stockvards at Kan- oss 0 aise LOU | (} Sk. sas City. Later he carried on simi- Luck lar operations in the Chicago | one drainage canal and the delta at the. y mouth of the Mississippi River. He was frequently consulted by , European Governments and water- : | : way improvement projects com- d ce . pleted by him included the drain- | D> Ww age ‘of the Schelt River in Belgium, | Ms the deepening of the mouth of the! :30 A as os = Light or ] Bacon heavy: whole River Danube. er half; 1b... = 1’ 1 Subsequently, at the invitation of w * } ; . . mi ; Gold-Plated and pat Boiled Ham the Australian Government, he de P , hea signed the harbor for the city o B b lated Folding Water sliced y , Brisbane and eight other parts and obbed-Hair Combs made extensive plans for the regu- | lation of a number of Australian 35c BOSOSOSSOSOROSSLSLOS nivers. His system of dredging was. ‘ ; . introduced in India, on the Suez quick slick sandwiches canal, in South Australia, China Regular Price 75c¢ e : and Japan. In collaboration with | i u i M4 others he prepared elaborate plans. - 2 for the improvement of the port of | FOLDING BOBBED spreads like butter Shanghai, China. | HAIR COMBS In the United States one of his | On cords in most important projects was rais- _ ee mg 25 ing the grade of the city of Galves- regcutar Cc ‘ ton, Tex., thereby insuring the safe- price 50c.. - al ty of the city against floods. Early A min his career he planned and de- 'signed railroad lines, docks and ter- Tho minals in the States of Oregon, : ’ Electric Teasters 4 Super Weyee | Washington, Montana and Califor- With cord and secket. Detach- nia. GG NOODLES Mr. Bates was born at Marsh- ' field, Vt., in 1858. able sewiteh. 4 is A , fb 7 t ay fd ~ New 1924Model _}! ' A Finished Product The World’s Greatest Electric Washer The judgment of this overwhelming majority and the endorsement of the great institutions signed below should be your guide. Decide now in favor of the Eden for during the Eden’s 13th Anniversary Sale you will receive these SS inn ae an Og emma lle = LO LO amin ot TE ware “ . Volga River, improvement of the harbors of the Black Sea ports and enlargement of the mouth of the AABaA AEB EEE ee ,.t. Aa 4 oe i | ii ee» ee... ee eS | q _ 7 e+)... Vw Made in Ut. &. A. and guaran- --_— Regular Price $2.50 ee ™ ~~ —a - _—_ a => -.\ we , . ~ 7 mw Are u the lucky a ¥g Saintes? ea , Not if your gums bleed easily Check Pyorrhea with Forhan’s - b Asa feature of this great Anniversary celebration we are giving this pair of big, self-drain- ing, easy-rolling Eden Tubs shown above absolutely free with every Eden Washer. The unequaled combination of this new model Eden Washer, for 13 years the favorite of St. Louis women, with the pair of Eden Tubs, makes a team that takes the last bit of dread out of washday. Don’t wait until they are all gone and it is too late. Your neighbors and friends have Edens—take advantage of this big free offer and get yours this week. Free Trial at home #™ ™./5 Down, and the If You Like = Balance in 15 Easy Low Terms, Only ie , Monthly Payments — Pyorrhea plays no favorites. Dental records show that four persons out of every five past 40, and thousands younger, too, are Pyorrhea’s a victims. Natural 4 Heed Nature's warning— ; ; j tender, bleeding gums—be- Wax Fruit : lore it is too late. Including Grapes, Bananas, : Better still, stop Pyorrhea Apples. Oranges. riums, . ° Peaches, etc. Will grace | before it strikes by regular any table or buffet, | | Visits to your dentist and by 1 Oc _ | brushing your teeth twice daily with Forhan’s. es American-Made ; Aral] druggists, 35c and 60c LARM CLOCKS [i | ix tube Clock warranted to % — © 6*eauler y, Qc . More than a tooth paste —it checks Pyorrhea ing Silver Cuff Pin ts, Per Set, 25c _ Juice Sets : 9 r ad A "sien Se00. : 1 8 fo I h a S rge Table Lamps nish, amber glass $4.99 FOR THE GUM Regudar price $2.75 Brings You a New Eden Wednesday and the 2 Eden Tubs Are Free UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. Twelfth & Locust (Or Any Branch) Main 3220—Central 3530 Hand-Painted ANQUET LAMPS mtiful, Large $ 1 8-5 price $28.00 — c Table Lamps y DESIGNS $9.99 price $16.50 | Boudoir Lamps i ivory finish $3. price $5.00... — : : ‘ » * oe, " ‘ : _» * . “s . .» " . : , ~~) ' vertwla Sr See WAS , . . ae 7) « . , x. . . he | ~ ‘ a " 2 . - . ? r | 1 ’ A », ~ : / .* . . : *. Y . Y . ; : ' = hie Ln Op : : . 2 : Oe ‘ oa 8 ‘ ’ _ > . P in . ° 7 ~ . - : “f : ~ 2 a . o ‘ - P . Cee a sags { .* 4 -— — eee a a a
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The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED oe: eas APRIL. oa | ct LE ADVERTISEMEN t -INGROWN MAL Says Toe Nail Turns Right Out if You Toughen Skir —————— _ Mc CALL PATTERNS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Mice Are Cause of $40.000 Fire. | restaurant and pny ery 1 s- the Asenociate Peo ox and caused 2 ~~ } + Hoe | QUINCY I April a MiCc*.' morning Fire apparatus was sen. rnawing matches t st am Se from Quincy to aid extinguish 25 miles west of Here-) ing the flames. CITY HALL \ ie vai = — : : (Formerly at 1718 Franklin) New Location 1667 Franklin Av, The Three - Story Brick Cert! 5365 Fatablished 1899 Building Was the Scene. . ) \ Recognized as of the Last Lincoln- 1): da finest eba made Desks in Douglas D te. ESKS the World. Ask Boatmen's Bank— It Uses Them. See Display at | — ped a 1131 Loc “mat Sf. -INCENDIARISM FOUND LTEMPL Seine 8 MAVRAKOS Quality Chocolates 75c Lb. Assortment of Ten Different Kinds Milk Chocolate Peanut Cluster. 50c Per Lb. We Ship Everywhere 2 Stores 4949 Deimar ~i3 N. Tth Shoes Made to Measure Make Walking a Pleasare LOuIS BOULTER ay Se sceegene ee A noted authority says that a few drops of ‘‘Ou tgro’’ upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing nail re- duces inflammation and pais and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can- not penetrate the flesh, ar id the nail turns naturally outward almost over nig. From can to pan to table—quick! ‘*Outgro’’ is a harmiess antisep. Deliciogs deep-sea pe pots A hearty — f r for chiropodists. | i gp nag bay from the | toes and seasoning—all mixe | three healthy apperres owev : 2 C« s* drug store a tiny bottle containing teady to use. Justs apeincosixbig —." unpexwooid directions. MAKERS OF UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM” > = Absolutely Gr ‘ f , ZIG FP. \Dafuu of Mas SAY “PHILLIPS” to your d original Milk of Magnesia p eal Refuse imitations of g 1 1 ne | Somat : a ‘ee Cakes and fry in izzh CRASSA SAR SRSA SA SSA ER Sn SA fi ‘Citizens Had Been in Dis- ~~ ; pute as to Whether It l ‘ gs Should Be Reconstructed 4a McCall Printed Patterns 3637, 3686, 3680 or Restored. What’s Wrong With This Picture? Not a thing in the world, for the young woman on the left has a blouse with a new collar and the second has a dress with a new shirt-front bosom; the third joins skirt to blouse in an odd new fashion. Nothing can be we” whe championed wrong when one’s clothes are absolutely right! em of the histor McCall Summer Quarterly—Just Out A new short story every month by slightly fitted lines; nd F STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER You Wash Three Miles of Clothes Every Year Rudyard Kipling has broken five years’ silence with a group of new stories, as rugged as a Rodin statue. All of these will be published | in Hearst’s International Magazine. First comes “The. Janeites”...a story of the strange fraternal side of fighting men; # striking example of Kipling’s penetrating sense of fact, vivid, almost coarse in its bite and humanly interesting. Read it... in May Hearst’s International. ’ ~ - «+7 te ha ; ines Oo. ine troversy waxed ch inges were au | Contract Held by St. asi Firm. ) The contract was let to the Me- | ul ra oo iy Donald Coustraction Cr of Ss" Lou.s ihe remodeling was to tak hr IO the a qd 5a? 115 j evi for : ; ash Days en | as to ber ed fi UUD Hot Water is the “One Way Out” of trouble on Wash Day. It means an instantaneous, inexhaustibiec supply of steaming hot water. Always enough, sparkling, rust-free, sizz!- ing hot water—even though all the dirty clothes of a lifetime had to be laundered in one washing. Garment for garment, bundle on bundle, the clothes you wash in a year’s time take you over a tiresome labor path of three long miles. Take the short cut on wash day with a Ruud Automatic Gas Water Heater. America. Whether these charges are true the future will tell. They are published as Bergdoll related them to Leighton H. Blood...in May Hearst's International ° .. W hy Was Grossman the Chicago saloon keeper pardoned? Washmgton for months has been torn wide Open with investigations. Now we are on” the eve of having liquor brought into the excitement Louis R. Glavis gives some of the astonishing cases Hearst's International, seeking fiction as stimulating as its articles, brings America the outstanding literary event of the season. but to realize t an 3 , LATEST M | Sm LEX The Best Hearst's International also is first to publish the novels of H.G. Wells...and the short stories of W. Somerset Maugham and William J. Locke...and will soon bring out Se aaa - ea more of G. K. Chesterton’s famous Father **™ a ee : | International. | Brown mystery stories. a .. W hat Did Henry Ford’s War Contracts Tota? = The quickest way to stop war is to draft wealth...as wellas men. And Ford to prove his belief in this plan says “Take My War Profits.” Norman Beasley gives a complete record of Ford's war-time contracts and his ideas on draftung wealth...1n May Hearst's Internatronal Takes up less room tf and is as easy to move where wanted and do household work while se in one-fourth the time. new Wonder Junior Si it irons. _ FREE HOME DE! = <= 30 days between each small This Offer for a 7 Place Your U Besides this new story by Kipling, there is fiction as vivid as life by Mary Roberts Rinehart, Beatrice Grimshaw, Peter Clark Mactarlane, Inez Haynes Irwin, A. E. W. in May Hearst’s Inier- LASKER DOMINATED SHIPPING BOARD, SAYS PLUMMER iVee Chairman Dedare« Mem bers Realized Former Head Had Free Hand The RUUD can be seen in operation} “ \SHINGTON Pil 33 | M 4 h _and bought on long-term easy payments included | ‘* ae ae 4 ason, ana ommers... in monthly gas bill, at the main and branch offices . ra national of the No need to heat up the basement. No climbing of steps. No waiting, no wasting—and you pay only for the amount water you use. Turn off the faucet and you turn off the gas. .. Lhe Eyes ... What every one should know about them by Dr. William Campbell Posey; My Return to the Theatre ...a comparison of the stage. = today wich the theatre of ten, fifteen and twenty years _ He says he drove away from the United Srates 1017 Olive—4401 Chouteau 2744 Cherokee , 3524 N. Grand Open Evenings 1705 S. Grand ' — —_ ees | Rave wus pen address your savetepes aad efreviars. Good renmen Quick service Minotsan, 73. 3 Pnd« Life HES TE -R | ie “April 303 N. 10th St. 11%h & Olive). | Dygecsny Rrande« years old —— ; hire , -_ .. —— .™ - Killed <=. : nienrt } ak z tla ’ : hb ati ror deen. - 4 — Demand the Genuine Ss wife abou: oo the Geath 7 ™ A Liberal Education | Ce ning “ ma = ...Bergdoll’s F 1s Por of Gold W Milk Seeeeee GAS LICHT COMPANY) [mi sc00 0 | SECO S Famom Box of Goll Wass Treasury down crowded Washington streets with $40,000 tn gold in a pail in the back of his car. While Bergdoll was dickering for his return he undertook ro implicate Army people very higk up as being respon- sible for his extraordinary escapades before he left ago, by Norman Hapgood; The Intimacies of Mary: ™ Garden; 24 outstanding” features complete the May issue Of the only magazine that gives fiction as sumu- latin g as arucles and articles as intcresting as the best fiction of the day. HEARST’S INTERNATIONA MAGAZINE % i an mh + » Was 2" Via iia bi -%y ve ‘ - 4 m bad ‘ a . ' | — Iirg “ae Prevented “ jump.ng into the Mississippi River iis — | Be andes Was a adj e if Lermany ’ i,
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TUESDAY, vuumec - 1924, _—_——_—— _ — -_ “Sim li tODFISH p enero « ta a and | three healthy appetites, psixbig | | UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM guick! | cakes and fry in $izzlin A hearty meal that ‘olel | TMU NDERWOOD co. Je TUESDAY. APRIL 22, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Was 45.000 MORE City Ci LESSONS ce Write or Call | f R E| WITH YOUR ben dg Costs No More Than Others “New and 1d Used Inst Instruments in = Y TERM S Pay a Little Down —Balance Weekly | Absolutely Guaranteed al or Montlhy SSIT 0 G Sf ie “Free 416 PINE ST. ry. ith a group hese will be omes “The iting men; a fact, vivid, Read it... are true the furure rgdoll related them earst’s International the Chicago saloon or months has been Now we are on into the excitement me astonishing cases ess...1n May Hearst’s ar Contracts Total? to draft wealth. pis belief in this plan man Beasley gives ¢ contracts and his tarst’s Internatronal. should know about roscy; My Return ison of the stage n and twenty years ntimacies of Mary complete the May ¢s fiction as sumu- resting as the best YNAL May Issue Now On Sale SITUSTC HOUSE PROTECT Your Doctor and Yourself |. IDHILLIPS M ] SAY “PHILLIPS” to your druggist, or you may not get the original Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicigns for 50 years. Refuse imitations of genuine * Phillips” B ~ This Simmons bed, Design No. 1166, adds to simple beauty Old French charm. Two-iach panel, bead and foot, bas center medal- lion. Head is 50 inches high; foot, with casters, 33 inches. Finishes are im a wide choice of colors and wailnat. — i ' | THINGS NEW AGAIN Sweaters Dresses Draperies Skirts Kimonas Ginghams Coats Curtains Stockings Waists Coverings Everything Each l5-cent package of ‘‘Dia- mond Dyes’’ contains directions so simple any Woman can dye or tint any old, worn, faded thing new, even if she has never dyed before. Drug stores sell all colors. ADVERTISEMENT Neuritis Means oe + + Nerve Torture aused Dy neuritis | of eufferers to the | "Nz Pain thousands or other habit-.forming no allment that afflicts nat ,* 4 drugs I’reba bly rna nkind . excruclating torture nflamrmation ane of nerve | Thanks to medical sactence longer neceseary for anyone to rous dr relief complaint Lopa rect to and help to resort to dane ima for the of thls cietreesiIng Tablets so 4 troubbk Cause of the quickiy,. , “Ne remove tt They ¢ safely and effective's “dope ne habit ming drugs Thetr | action is high’y beneficial to the entire | avetem. and t! weak, inflamed nerves | usually respond to their healing infla- | ence with amazing rapidity 1? wou want to be free from neuriti« misery. £0 u day and obtgin a package ef Eopa Neuwriti« Tab! eta Price $1.00 Sold in St. Louis by Judge & Dolph | other leading drug Runyon Co TT), 7 4 Srores a Roerichke «€ capable of producing more | than an advanced | it tle no ! Neuriti« | ‘mtain no i Mfra | : WONDERFUL auto- mobile trip over the famous Tioga Pass, from Lake Tahoe to Yosemite, at slight additional cost. Southern Pacific travel experts will be glad to furnish complete infor- mation and help you plan your itinerary. They know the West. Just mail compon. , *SVSSSSESSEESSSHSEK SEES ee eeeeeee eee L. B. BANKS, General Agent Southern Pacific 312 N. Gth Serect Tel. Beil, Olive 7745 Whebork, Come. 1356 I would like complete infoometion oe le- low to California. | MAME not buy sugar that you know 1s clean? Domino Package Sugars are protected from dirt and handling. A I NE Wee HEY 7 ff , 7 ‘Suveten it with Domino Pinw dere
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Lye or ee 7 ote ¥ r ” Ee es ET ep ERNE Piles “SENN ON es = a ee ee il } . *' 7 Dus 3 in . . ; a * —_e ; \ When Pat Collins Gels; Bursine the hope that pressure | sibly may follow. Fainiee oa, | World's recsed with a acare of 1124 a “te per Pe 28 a setae ei ys eomeneg s~ gs cael I 08 . im the doubles event of the Wo- ae pimying Greagth on -the ee Pe ee ee . men's National BowHnz tourna- Vis Cup team, will force a 10 me a pu | ’ |meut here westendian fir ene taal , . -* ° overw neim- With a record of three victores against four defeats he club, 1 i ak — 3 fh , a change « eCart on t) , notwithstanding the ast ) " change oi art om the part of : ne record was 10738. made in keeps up its present pace, will achieve one record this season n me . the lawn ten °firic in favor ¢ ) ) rs, 7 BROWNS AT DETROIT Phe oe ; Although the Cardinals are under the .500 mark for ‘ season, —_ ; Caught in a Runup. fm + ** bi ws s a . Mrs P Ley : a s. ( : is in the matter of double plays In this tle system of “‘bum ; F ‘ in Tilden’s lette- f the player-wri rule. ahs y and Mr 9 Lee. - _ - ‘ , * ' yp . es ae ~——? niles ner aa 1b CARO. ( «fli “ ie ote mired Sti the qnemy off two at a time’ that supposed > aEaaS ee 0 1 0 ® ae ah sls sentence: “a ton haar’ - Mrs. Id Stock and M: Frisch. W hite-nox ” : ae ; t in tna ri iY . ot rid _. nade Rickeymen has worked wonders. 3 DETROIT wish you and the committee jem | ; Sarena e | | tne il ot ad — to know that my services are a SS eee me place it » doubles with count te thought to J tos at your disposal when my am- : ee ee al i sang i: iy be : 05§ Mrs. Zoe Quin and Mrs. ORIES my resigna'ion from Clemons Plays in His 7 s A aia . See a . . ateur Status is clearly recog- « ope eria ‘ | ids. : aid Li Agnes His ins. Chi: ago, toox third s teams bern recorded for the Knot liole S © . ~ ¥ i : ‘ : -_ - . with * yre >f 1024. ™ . ' Ooym?T: n fo mention the triple iay First Game of Season, . > ad erAws r: : nt -_ OAS : ’ Mrs. Theresa Burke, of Chicago, } ' a ted Press. a lM. toda: turned against the Pirates in Live And Drives In Run - RK — —- + . ‘ yrs 2 e ' * y moved inte sereas peace in the sin- Allen , | - if _ ~ ms . | cf, — t, ith a6 betes ANGLE boeeiscypeor | gies it} count of 559. Miss in th . , .| champion opening battle of the series , — 4 «> Lome z | ‘ ; / 4 . nm? : i ii am - hr ny ‘ f r Tole Took p hye i] - : -* Lester Rell, the young = short- NON ' ; ~~ . . i Seial. ee Morgen : J rT) ria . stop. has started three of dou- husk ' . . ; ' , ; Cou ae : aS oes ered , suas v- ? ‘Gay oY defeating Frank | @esir® ere an. 0% ed : " ; _ : a ‘ - 3 ‘ i } i : a . on . ~ >a ; ‘ . ae . e Sy ~ ’ my h a - . — - ' . : P Zone through the first seven ba: ly judged two e tin ference. Tempera- ‘s tee ra effe ; nati.| urns tles without a bobble. caught the one man ried ‘ery effective against Detroit as mental at times Fe _ ably deci« . ney const smi hilifen 7 the . : er - : L1114en in uA = > > out his arm nis t . ° ‘ . = . ree : : _ latiot f the amateur Bell Started Triple Play. Wipe Accident to Ray Davis Enables in the pitching box for the Browns.! main has demeaned himself as a , os we olat wowed who wa CT if eaiil iY : . ‘oan , , : — ; / when In addition to working in : } ie ; Wi hitehil Pcruit ef | mi and i npion,. : i oe , mB additic . the sixth. ith Clemons b: Molenauer to in U, S. “iF se Series Pape en ia vie nis "5 eS. \ Be champion issued a statement and f two-piv killings. 1; was Bell : in harness the ’ rn) , : Title T tal H t - . . , , me ao ‘ieee % ; Casid Cais! ee — , ~ ' . ' ’ ne h _ ‘) tinued : o-ope;ra- weil { , , . . I ri ol ne ; i a Db yy ae . Osition t , sul \ h Ls i} ™ ' . > bd >-@ a = ' : e Started the triple play in last Sa pick up. _ : pall unded . ) : : . | ae) The publication of the report the P urdays game with the Corsai-s. Hie is the lone 3 vular ca sighing his little weal Bee ques» | Ae @unday was followed by q wna ~ . ie ha : + . . 4 So all in all, the young man has er Rickey ’ owns +) eS Ee at ; : in his attitude ? me up to expe i . on " . : ck 5 = : , — : ‘ TY o. a4 a S : the mM iTicen? snow - _ . : ; : n : ; Cd 1oOre than come u t ctations *r trio : } im ; > 4 vans ! ed eilmann : 1agn ae : we “ , ae ee mn exciti race at the Palladiu = aiiacll ing iliden has made wherever he ; re tee Not “F.ambarrassed. ™m fielding, at least. He hag not rall are 1 ma? leacue Sisier iined y, | i= , coated a a ; ° = : . - : : . . 4 ™ iis " . . , a . . ig ‘ ** a’ bly rr? Started to hit as he did in the few ofn nan’ | C eo > id oubied Tobi: WD = eT ; — , . ’ : . ; . > = ‘ Pa : is Li2©e crea est D] ayer of iii 7 . o . ~_ : _ : : = gr fee pointes fall. iter ; * . — > In the first seven clashes of the + , : "e' campaign, 11 two-ply killings thdrawa' ee - — = 2) ee @& =; > riewe ae *9 is —_—_—— . Te . et 7 uur > mer ber ef the Davis Cup Com- games he plaved last nt that the com- the coming up from the Houston ub, ; an (wo passe : ! ity for the grand final o : yerb-: Cobh foule. . Cols ‘ over, same The double plays turned by ?) ‘hnie put over six ru Ph id's hampionship two-mile| —_— : tarhatg i core *S Unequaled. includin > a : mo ne GoUe Plays turnec ™ ae See ae ae : ah ; otnersi ache irst on Ellerbe amone other Nox age Fab & ss status and that, as far as Cardinals this year have been at pitas 8 oe 2 erstior vis Printe inN'Oibad throw Sj «} >a} 50) eh nabs " re Fen. . > authorit were concerned, f a1 ad forced re +t, ; . oe : . . ' : aersii, ing ae, , Es : ies follows’ be 4 ‘ > ne ? . . ‘. _ I = rt i BCOre. 7 : ne ue : ‘ : : . se = ong G oh a a e i + e cin ; é Ja- , . " ms . : : e , ton a eres io q : Sat a msby and | | : +e aaah’ ~anc : championships. ORE than one man Pate 5 . tar gga paler cay ee Daviel$ __ n h he ardinal 7 : vo, - cobdson's feet. rhe ind carri« Three national doubles cham- A ; PRC . | wal tne urcen oO. Rell. unassisted. : bh ° ’ > } . : ’ . ‘ . : : ; ; ~ bAbG ia j ‘ ‘ 7 | ? he ha | out of 7 y 3 : nN “ ’ . , ; pionships has made Oorie good + - , ’ or on s defense wil? fa 1] u pon “Little : i . ae : * das ‘*, eh, *. ‘iw , . 5 i. . » ‘ >, ‘ } -_ -~ . ; H. Bell, Vick and Bottomlcy. ‘mir ane . rth vine ne . } Heilmann was caught steal Ole 4 The Wimb on ld’« ¢c . — : _ _ a c M Ma _ = 7 a ~ C. ” ; c hampionship.” live! vf a Tl} Duvis ‘ up ca m- Hornsby, Bell and Bottomley, . °°¥thPaw pite! —— ee OC — — = SECOND INNING. The hard court champion- that good cigar, an is doubted be some critics Vick and BRottomiey. every one rem: T fit ' . ut! paw s . ; The wit- | cond ene e08% Se sinitnine dnimeiiines sandth. Because El Pro- i Seo tig? ees . eee ville 0 the good ) ne i ho ta ‘olin ~~ , ducto’s blend is uniform Mae! pt. Rif eee 6 MEPHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 22 _ > _ « amateur standing up oa Series, il ta . Was just one =\ , : va ; ; these affairs, when batters pro: im Four Relief Stunts. vis, Howard and M a _:'Gerber raechi: " oat : one . ; ° Bs , —— é R an Ked Y 8 gm ell ' ny _— . me | Probab v no encom jis ; " 4 ‘a a Flack was credited "al next Monday night. The sec and Entries = or letter of the amateur rule., tion, eight batters drew bases o: : a : oo Seo ee hem occurres 7 certainly did not consider him- 3 y ee - an “evil spirit’ in the game > ) > balls. in all, it was a wila af- | “°° eed ee not Mar- | CHAMPION LEONARD Havre De Grace Results. he Davis Cup matches of twe . fair. ) th awed ; ac, Weather. cloudy; track. h , on Tild ¢ ; Ss} . we : _ ; ; : ’ won the set. Then he won the ES -_ . Executive Cammittee ef the’ Tomorrow’s Havre De Grace next two «ets and the maich! = aa M8 Tennis Association has de 2 Sars Senora . ma if Tilder continues to write ence more sies - , > > - > “-*« eo - ; ‘ re i? ’ a) ma articles after Jan. 1. 1925 Shock | , ‘ nme ore ite teal wei, ene aa Se ior, ae er Found, Western Amateur Golf ial to the Post-Disr . 2 Saeee. % yari pacer p ett ay i) lig mi Bc: 2 gee oe : —— —_— babiy will not be permitted, Nursing a Cold Champ Won't Have to sommes ler ee: iden Fon > , Bai, " ' ist Anderson and H os, : 3 oa : a ne Bete as an amateur ; | Play Qualifying Round °!7)"-°8-".08 Part League,| asain 113 Seams et oe ae ane: Soares eee : istinctiv : ——— | Brownie Pitcher at Home of © 0 Asso ) with C ckson here yester- |, Sareentree Stable and “Whitney enue’ | Will; as becenting exhaust- | = sents = ee WN TO HURL FIRST hamy iekil an . ee ’ = Feu E) ccacey t] — 7 aK ” en em pe = a Po ai ae : r J Neuwn, acting for Mayer | — : Will toes the first ball at the Cc , - By a “Maff Correspondent of the : - re! s ia lifyin ) Le ny tior bi = _ $4. ayrtie Bitson lian , ‘ ras hs ly rmitt tc Oe Se a ; rst at home game of the | iam eee. cay - arr te id hi ) Mm ‘has A: en é | - _ $St Sportsman's Park tomorrow. | track ban Shocker, the Browns’ pitcher Se ee eract ah wore rf ira V tt zard and » tl uc am! in — | peaeu need by Business Man- | soon. yester- pee kay, arny: Standing of the Clubs. Third race. $1200. claiming. ’ 3-ye and finally won th ' be ware. ae — ‘ ~~ —— x es oo os . . —— =i . | - : a These will be the only cere- day, communicated with Manager xeutive of — . a 2. © eee a LAs - ‘ oe , ; fiwler * hy mornin = cla! r in - *R " . on a ih 7 , ’ 4 . not know of his whereabouts. He ‘ | _ - » years iy am . Leonard | eg ape ‘ oy ee a . S = , te the Muy etka atu af anal maid that he had been stopping at en ve | | ith a e S150 : = oe genet nes 3 tS: eet an -Ontario Leages und-r op- the home of his sister in Dero!’ “s - oe “ and that he had been suffering from a severe cold in the throa’ Manager Sisier explained after Rearing from Shocker that he was gutiefied with the explanation : Sisler admitted, however that 2 L\MERICAN LEAGI FE. ' ' — , : neni - ae sien to remain away from the came : : ) aan, | 2-90 I ee ee ot word from Shocker Saturday nigh: SOCCER CONVENTION | : 4i---- . : ne FY THE committee refu to a | 3 | ae a in the stnagoné anh Oe } was 'n the form of a note lef? wit! " e Poet-Dispa 5 a [~~ F- : ae 3 his roommate addressed to Sisler ting that he (Shocker) would visit the home of relatives here. who was reported missing end the knee ¢t to abase itself than it has. and liden carries out effect on the Urban Shocker « il net go to SI —— an @en ti. es ee SIO r ~~ . O T eeeis with the team tonight. but internationnie de Feechsst .._ Postponed Games. ormana " ee “| will be swift and has ber n Venu or mionm 7 : : | : . . , y . — ae cae ' °@G , hie tim is home e cy ‘m~ yg = od , “a : a “ . : ’ ‘ (MERI AN LEAGTI E.. ia iC « — : eo. At _ — _ e ee. 2a . four father " at : — w ere ee. ; ’ : ‘~ 2s ’ iter ty . ~~ . | On? _ | ormidab! - Davi a cuD beeen an : | ous.y ti. — i, vice nores« J orf " : . »" ATION Ar LE AGU E as many Olympic contenders able > > m = : ” > i« > > ~~ . Pettingill Faded Quickly, ict of the Gontncn 2 nod kvm at Philadelphia, rais to give the U. S. players a des- | . po) pce as nah . Y ? Perate fight with Tilden out yeory RE Diana tch ro —_—_>—_ . Even with Little Bill Playing in ANS, April 2° — « Tomorrow’s Schedul ANN RROR 1} Apri? 29 the Olympics—he has esid he Pettingill of New Orleans preved to . ? Harry pk Michigan foothal’ could not go—the It". S&S te ery be more then «a morning glory "iliiarm Joh, - —_ “ AME RICAN Li \GLE | baseball’ basketbat? mis : ie “ge - ae A - C422 Wiil ‘ . » ‘ 7 . n- of [ rLvaan ict i amenEg the bantame. Start: img out | ; ; ’ . Pin , =e « “ nounced rp he hae ea ~cepted # ertain Victory The me & Feal comer, the Dixic mite | mn 76 inn » the 1 en . : affer ¢ caine the Tnieee, | wrcond-string men of the coun- ay fan ge te skid and Bud Tayler A three-cushion tournament ne . on ~ eit f as mon came; >? SFe not in a ass With ia put the final step- | tereon's The winner had , ch NATIONAL LEAGUE vear “ | Be head base = ston and Tild — ;. Scefiag «2 Tun of ree, while the 1 Cardinals ai © - . . a ts oe loubles conibi , : . Qser > . a. . nicmg ,aC .? t ” ‘ ea in foot ball. u ui : ~*~ : ina g3 on mi ght su’ oy fume of | » tive and etx, mdeiphia at ~~ poner will assist im training the bas-| ‘fer at the @s of Patterson and i Se games schedulca, « a. ketball men. O'Hara Wood of Australia, of the supremac Tohn while our heat
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Z _ POST-DISPATCA TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1924. rat » Leaders of Our U. S. Net Teams Need Not Fear That Tilden Will Put the “Pro” in Pro Patria Se ~ LOL Lie PPP ——_—_—— Ee — -_—— . — —- ———_—— ee; ™ ; “a PP PDP PP APPA Aaa — — Bang Attached = Tilden’s L. igo a” roan . - TI E IS OFF Young Stribling, who recently out- | | : . : en ) etter of Resignation $35 F sae pointed the stilibhen in a sé. CHICAGO CLUB GIVEN (eXecutive committee of tne Western in the Western Golf Association and | OR CONTEST cision pattie at Newark, progressed} JUNIOR GO is 4 ee tries from all ever’ the United WITH bay thatn’ ‘ Or a is-round fight to a de- | con : oiumpus, Ga JUNIO! Amateur tournament was | ; Stat ’ ®* Association withdrawing from the United (| cisio ¢ 1 Mullins is considering the propo- (holes instead of 18. 1O cy : otfates Olympic and Davis Cup ieumin teams: | Sion tor the light heavyweight | sition, which includes accent p oe awarded to the Briergate Golf Club, P) th : ; ' : , . ; I i} "iU ‘Ss ac ance ec ’ , ay in j ? z nit- ; we . championship of the world between f e selec . oe . , as ; Chicago, With dates to be announced | ’ is tournament is limi ? : if Irom the Mike McTigue the tit} : a re ores Sé ected by the New York “ ed to golfers ender 26 veare of age f U. S. Teams 1 report of the ment and to save tl f » LEADING BASE sr Lo cam Werd, chairman of the 1924 rs continue, they must clearly re- » é a ; » Se ; _— ° : Y ++ . on . ; . ‘ ‘ Player—4 lub. LALERS, : le Committee whose since : is inconceivahbla gard me as a professional now. arey, Pirates seur Ru that the asencia‘i " E rt ; Com) eas Liia ; ASSOC lIALTON “W ould de- ‘ | resign with regret, but \ : Ses LUxeci " . 1h] ; sire 7 + "> rig’ , , , ellie win 7 : > oe en.) to the Sité th presence on the Olvm.- self-respect compels me to do : : r- .* " @@a _ " ~ ’ _ = , 4k : - - 4 , ‘ B. F. | Friech, Giants ‘++. Sime United States lawn Tenni , Davis Cup squads for so. I wish you and the com- woubaaao imistion, made public last Sun ' of such an ‘evil influence.’ mittee to know that my serv- | ount LEAF % thought to have influenced although I do not for a mc- ices are at your disposal when Mrs. ; ime Dawid ment concede either the fai-- my amateur status is clearly ES wsignation from the Davis cup|, jae. orrect : hird Ss or correctness of the com- recognized. will Olympic teams of William T mittee's interpretation of the “Trusting that the cup amateur ruie or of my stand- long remain on our shores, and : Be : the action of the national ten Ing thereunder lender to vou wishing the committee and ped his lei my resignation as a member team all success in the 1924 World's neg . ae a of both squads. ‘ challenge round, I am, ; s withdrawa based upol “I do this to relieve the as- ‘Very sincerely. , ; here ank wire “to relieve the commit idle . 2 " 4 followed sociation of the em barra ‘» champion issued a statement and four runs, but he had himself from Columbus at Buffalo, 209 to 10 _ } : ‘ ; — ‘ In modern minor league history. . . @ ic oo wy .~ & . , : 2” m™ . , | : ; eh are Pe | . , ‘ wik in L aon a ~ SSeS "4 ~ " ; » ¢ ‘Ty’ - ™ ; oa . = ‘ , The publication of the report the game, several times halting py yee orgs Pye emer tee F or: — r : : ' may ‘ igen ane - e Texas League, 5 o 2, making : : re — ' was llowed what looked like a winning Tiger | *** . teas : . : ore te | foll by a pan sw 19 home runs in the game. . rile % , ry :? s attitude =e > : ; ° . Mary = j : - , . gf 4 ™ ¥ an stg & . Capt George of the Cyclones Whi ite Sox Release Hurler. { es P e ** . , tee Not “Embarrassed. |; pounded a home run into deep left, Amember of the Davis Cup Com-)| scoring two men ahead of him, ini By the Associated Press. the second, while Capt. Benny of BEAUMON , ee he » pointed ont that the com- , 4 I } MO T, Tex., April 22. J. Ta | the Tigers slashed out one in the Davenport, left-handed hurler for- | felt no embarrassment over| same direction in the third, with merly with New Haven of the East- | ‘status and that, as far as' no one on ern. League, has been released. to , pa 7 ' eel authoritics were concerned, is still eligible to play. 4 “ie —— oa Davenport won 20 games last sea- ‘. the champion adheres to his; Last Night’s Fights son before he was purchased by the wal the burden otf Davis | | White Sox. Gdense will fall upon ‘‘Little|!\AXw.-~~-™~ vig Yohnston, whose ability to. rPORTSMOLTH. 0. — Frankie and what promises to be the Seancll, Fort Wayne, won from lively of all Davis cup cam-| Midget Guery, Cincinnati, 10 is doubted bw some critics mn 8 resignation from the DETROIT. — Henry Leonard et*eam came as a surprise, «haded Tommy Ryan of Baffalo in had not been expected to join 10 reunds. Jimmy BHrady beat froup because of a rule issued Jimmy Carvel of Buffalo. m@ Olympic Committee which or VILLE h Mack of sre si dell | LOUISVILLE.—Johnny Mac players from writing Cincinnati outpointed Tommy Bil- - aeeamem 0 Wou ' : . liard= of Allentown, Pa. 1 3 id irae Conditionally. rounds. Willie Bosh ef Lonis- me Amociated Press ville shaded Jimmy Stuart of Cin- FRILADELPHIA, Pa April 22 cinnati, six rounds. ng his amateur standing up EAST CHICAGO—Sammy Man- United States Lawn Tennie dell, Rockford, beat Bill Henry, Chicago, 10 rounds. . Newwboy | sl champion, vesterday an-| Brow™, Stoux City, knocked out | i his resignation gas a player | ee oe | ‘ ‘ s ) | third round. Farmer Joe Cooper, | the Davis cup and Olympic | Yorkville. Til.. knocked out John- | This action was due, Tilden! ny Wrenn, Chicago, third round. tw the report of the Amateur —— Committee of the association PITTSBU RG.—Eddie Shevlin of public last Saturday. in which| Beston was given a judges’ deci- heaid he was referred to as an | sion over Jimmy Jones of Youngs- ‘| influence ”’ because of his town, ©. at the end ef 10 rounds. y al Wasa playver-writer. | Sheviin won the fight by a wide SCOPCION cf Ti rey : margin, according to experts at JI for Se : 4 cnn ne did not regard the ringside. It was their third as violating either the! swatch im a. year. fOr letter of the amateur rule —— Serlainly did not consider him- | BUFFALO, N. YuRocky Kan- an “evil spirit’ in the game. ans outpointed Johnny Dundee, It has made m announcing his resignation to!) world's featherweight and junior lightweight champion, in 10 ent Tilden said that if) "Sues Kansas weighed 134%, ‘| stragely, unruly committer wo ; uld state that he Dundee 132. amateur, taking into consider- : | Ps e B his present position in refer-| = pHIL.ADELPHIA—Mickey Wal- hair a thing tennis, he would be glad tO) ker of Elizabeth, “N. J., welter- im the international tourna-| weight champion of the world, | of the past y Otherwise, he did not feel| gained a 10-round decision over he should. Jehnnic Gill of York, Pa. Walker Executive Committee of the| welmhed 146 pounds and Gill 154. NTIL recently, there seemed Tennis Associatio e to be no way of keepin the lé mn has de-| . y 4 = . , e — } r ca . . if Tilden continues to write MEMPHIS, rene ee none hair in order. | tadge. Beaumont by the Chicago Ameri- s cans, it was announced here today — . : --—~ ‘eo - = - - — . —_ , aT A ~~ eS ok « a — od - — . — “or . . - ~~ ee PP . = : — U. TENNIS | : 40 MEN smooth. . ‘ . , TEAM | | Women find Stacomb excellent 7. TRIMS TIGERS IN 100 | to control stray hairs, to make the * MBIA Aerit 99. | curl stay in, and to keep bobbed Ry of. Missouri tennis team | hairin place. Try Stacomb today. grenn here yesterday after- In jars and tubes—at all drug and | “1 Uret home match of department stores. , OR BECOMING | mM, the Illin winning both Sin the fingles and the dou- BALD Be Den steate’ Hubbell, 6-17 NEEDLESSLY ss : Won from Mindlin. singles, while MAIR, DANDRUFF AND ~ 6-2. in t} ‘ no} : ’ a * - NG > 1 * pair won the doubles. den My SCALP soon lead to BALD- 806 .¥.s. 908. 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“a aad LEI OLE PY LT TC EE YE NLT, POE” ni A aa alee rn hall oF arye oie ceca ieee oe Stowe POST-CNSPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29. 1994 is a z | a2 eae WHEAT PRICES IRREGULAR : eet — m= ry 4, 34 i” Fre o Lead as Good as Fight May Be Held Up Surprise Party milng dipenon was tested terre 5 ee taal ina, SE TANS Bee, maka b By Injunction Sait F * LO Inquire HO Pre wes ywearseg and ' — ns awe , ” a is ™ age owe — ene - vt SEP 3 ee 3 : i... te. 3 | : ; + Gs : i ee ers to buy On the local market. An eary tk of] * 9%> 105% 105%a 105 a F Pacific Coast Boxer Gives secutors’ Offices and Bonde- {be stock market. Rese: TS to buy ee ; ort he ere In EGAL proceedings oe Junior Welter Title Claim-’ men s Activities. ae Sein cient e wer andiiin in’ Conmres Weath mo : : Georges Carpentier, F: ant a Drubbing. em eee ees e under it ar — wage + ae ania ne _MAY CORN 4 - = - : ‘ - A - ‘ = : : : ' —s _ Bel! ; ihe ‘ New Lows -- . ‘Ff Cubs’ Seizure of First Place for , a Day Spoiled Long Record | Michi City, Ind. on May 31, By Fair Play. names yt aS eer. eae ie 4 oo a cady. Corn was wenty to %e2 : Pex be “¥s rh ere in | ist > . of McGraw’s Men. liana immediately on Carpen- | 2i1) NEW YORK. Aprii °° ~Pinkeyv : , -- Pinkey cuit Attor y and Prosecuting At- ie nee ae ut ti : On ch a to ‘s —- ee . Pirst Nationa: i’ Gibeon, man- Tunney, reiterated Mitchell is the subject of a zood torney and into the activities of %™ or _ -Ocals sol + +} ee ' om if unck ' —_ - - from the Pacific professiona! bondsmen in the crim- By Rg EF he. elpie an! .ce was uncha: 4 July %¢ off 2 Chi. Ta : ‘o' ; \ a | , 4 | ! : ) The urij- imal courts no hee aggre wl gy BK : on Tseid 2 ;. Zeneomber wheat : nen oe FS % -F 74% : Lion (nw rright 1e9c4 Pp! or , in Yr } > ‘ i o2as° toda e:ongated > = ™ ° . . , . . +h ana NEW YORK , Pil rd WaUunre@eanr took q trip to the Far At the gran P Ne ox ‘York f « 12 ’ : : : ' . ; . ¢ Aes : - “¢ VA PS a itu rin ii A} landed in) Frisco, ' : : , i’ ” a babe = ae : . } e e he announced himse P e3 4 vy as a spec? ; ‘ ' t 4 t eh : s b'¢ ; % ‘ , ; 4 m" : ‘ oe . : r place int ational ‘ asserted, contains 4 clause Yro- , %. , re if as the attorne. rith : Mea ; J ( orne es : er . : junior welterweizgnt ch ; ALLOrne’ = Fase > —. _- — FN ena ae oF Se . ’ , i hibiting Carpentier from engag- o wena 3 erwe.gnt Nampion of ete ars. Duluth 43 Chi 23 Chics me wd: - . By Leased Wire from the New oo : the rT . sat? s . ‘J nguir’ imite ee rosecitie , ower ' ni} i i — ee bn . s a. " ; é ing in any othe! mat h in the : _— A a nN ai.cer i fac t. ‘ a > ; | - 0 \.u | - i R . 3 ot - , hi ™ were al EPTEMBER OaTs ‘. 2 D #] as Bereau ef the Peest-Dispatch, the: + “* ar 3 n call th, , , ices. and int ) men's . ) , pten ’ i -\ a "-7 om a ame. . nitions ne l'nited States before meeting Pinkey has been called that—or at a ° Scacemse at _ ; mb 1 oa: ushe n i with 66.300 a a $0), f Hydrau I | eu NEW YORK, April 22.—The E : the " 4 ~ : ralle _ o -_™ i “I in 4 san =* ‘ 4 , rs : bine . +. 1h Vs ’ ' - imciud ; 2.) er .. ; - ; = , > the Tunney least has sO allied himself withou? lertaken at ' ‘ ' ’ = « , rege « — - . , Ee , . - : - . = ~ * ’ * - +‘? ;%~¢ — . . . ¥ 4.4 : 2 - a] . a 3 * . . . 7 . - : . *#-« ? ° A report at Carpentier would ion Anyway no one : es Hamilton —_— Y , which , rom » ni I> 3 [= 3 _ al ee. : eial review .today, Says ’ 2 : ‘ ¢ ; ‘4 thi , dun? 7 . ¥ " — ry »~*'s re , — = @ * rr / S * oe - ° . : . oe , . ; ' ‘ ' F a - be “7 r » “Sa. ¥ had hneiad contr yy more be brought oom . ountry - &hi mM j th ; , riinina 445 25) i . . ‘ ; - : ‘ ea it’LyY oh nec Trading on the Stocn Eexchan . = . * a i» snr rt? mm rT > : " : ,* . : rat , . = . . : : : | cba nror nred ts beor = ian ts ~wertse ~ he ; ~ + @ek . ” oa P oO ‘a 7 . ’ vi wh ee baa ps : : : ‘ ha ‘ = ° . _ : ee : ‘ fir, : . 2. F ie) . Te: a oW e+ 7 eee — : - ~ , . negative “narac -' =a2.e8 Tran up hicago club temporarily took the ) seek his injunction in Indiana 7™ dissatisfied. For h ce Ph. : . | : 7 : TF inois & ? -° 900.000 shares. but this ¢ _ e " ] 7. , > . 1} . ; Pes aw > Ju : . . . —as — oe ric “4 —s " nut : a { |. FF » ' . sian ‘eague ascendancy awa) from the manager declared » meet Pi Yim 3 2 ' offices Pro’ wer ' . . were 7 a: i «nd 27 through ' , , ae © secu ~ oe reached largely on a mixts . ~ . . . . — . —" : . —" in : hy a . ’ —= . : * ‘ on . ~ . . = “— . © “ } “ RUNS TEEeeneneetein . , _ ; q 4 i was ia _ a5 . : them, the Giants had not come ‘to Descamps vesterda 5 abled r-1 nd bout over n aklan _ “? m : &@ -week-end out of the lead since ( Gibson from Vienna that Carpen , evidently Mitchell hou chs 3. : 32 bushel er @m it! . a@® Rails were rather steady through | ‘ asi . : } _ i Qo . .* > ’ Cc * ‘ , : " : ¥ oe - rer er in rounds ofr induet 4 - : Z am 7 uUlIs Clear ng Ho 8c Assoc a South . ‘ —_ le b it . . ta - us 7 ria hwestern Bell pes such aS motor accessory ‘shares y » other isolated issues in t of debits for Apr! “1. 19°74 a dD M ap Aa '* 2 ' eertain July 29,1922. This is the longest tier would fulfill ry =e Juity so much of a eek week-end league leadership on ‘° a — 7 t bother to insist upon a vro nein | lew in & en Cash G it Else “dle | : ) ) ’ UR Sasi ees aot cn Qor bons match. vi that no decision be reneered : Ae s aie’ |p eae aad rain where dagger Hee ~~ ts to ndividual accounts. $29.000.000); | 5, a ee | @s available records show. in or- ~ —— = ~~ ~~ : ‘alifornia four-round bouts are " j : cA, a aie of ries e] » ne oo os ho oe c £00,000. ‘ae ee on page Ry a Wagner Electric Cup aan department. sina ya a tg wed. Ganized basebal! extra bases their ii ntitled cision affairs and under the law Jcrlon if the company’s, herd. $1 11%, pls nels er aoe md nian 1924, $19.600.000 Celeee Sie - ie. scomnte 0 — ons. ueonail “7 The tough part of it Yor the chem ¢ uly nateurs may fight Bur as Prope s for 00.200. netting -2 ard, 94,0%%. Cor ; . ) 18S she's of A ' ” Chena yy *. pear. $18.800.- | tn4 —n sot nee aig “7 earn hes . them to. ; we a 51 \ 170 yuahe : ‘@ ont ee > GAO, De. ods .s — os 1 es Gs rallies in other directions The Giants was that the very next day Their pitchers, presu ee ee ready been pointed out in *" ‘ » Of approx tely $45.- 59.381 bu sf No hit .- loge ne Berio’ inst ; P=. 354. £00 Wagner meena Te! Se, sult was a highly irregular ¢ 1 Mei I rs resi his colum ros fight and seer n 3a i? 1 he TT received | - | 6 | | } . +s . ~ . c r ; The Presidente speech failed te a@49°, rr oe] : . : od ; z y we p : me : a : ae Bonds meanwhile w ee : s é 8 ret generally stead, with l_ibertys co opped into se OT d Dia - over week end cost the ‘cord thes sae a | --Sunday—after they had been. . . we se : > had oe p45 a8 ‘o. 3 white, / 283 baab , . | passed by Chicago. they again took ‘!*!' weakness. 1€ h to ! y with it i Year s specia “ ) — , | , 2 r | | 22 ao th - » meter the leadership If that *4 hours posing t@®ams to . ‘ in ‘ uffv had 1: , C three other Rve , ° . f : Vv - ’ + l= » ek . . -_ 7a+@ Rra: “h was the Chicago Cubs who stood! “*** played them exactly as the) Jufty. Now Duffy is claiming : sf ern $i 1i% @] 18%: Ma 1333 Si 13? September $1 1°: : “oe tal _— : : , es ps ~ = > ee - ' es . . ‘ 4 " F "> *© . - 7 ALl a4 Collars 49. - ™ “ ; ——— jp . epening on this side between them and the top in 1919 have played Brooklyn and Boston | ) rth’s juni elterweigh: ean ~ before, ar with about the mé€ ¢ mm Og | ber COX IN CA Sica tee * - 5 sled and 1 about the sa lampio: ne inkew’e ang" 0 LONDON 4h @44hc °° Pus sh non. ate = ey ~— May : i ight than being | | I j 7i j I uly _-1L. : on ' ; ee : ap a ; after the - late price of 6.7% As Good As in 1923. results It has been the ruthiers « hile admittin . wa: atnointe. > - PAPER PREDICTS 6. 0. P, DEFEAT cn Fe Annual Report. : . Louis Cash Grain. LONDON. April] 22.—Standard copper. j. >>: the water, a . eee Stan 2 copper. julr . | e My revealed a net gain of '} But for al ir lost rec and . re ener lest recerd, and ripping of the Giants into the'gar that «ince prof outs whether the other seven clubs lik second division in the past thet are prohibited ; ~ ee" a sieall : ‘ - - r . a = ‘ a ee ee . a —— Ot C aeh 6cgrain made on t! spot, £64 lés: futur it or not. the Gian Ss today are as has been one of their best forc>s impossible for “Mays Contributions in 1920 to Re- 3 “ka & 1 F we 7 were as Gathnaith tie. spot. 4270 10s | , erectro- RELLIES cents . good or better Troan the: were iv) for Success. bout = na " oi a » sm aa ont j “wr gh Se - . i¢ ing. imely itting fast -footed . r . iF : " Cc ‘ ore is ’ . ao - . i =¢ & - . ' , - - net re rT 2 : ; : ° : if the vO n ba ? . ther -e as ‘ me Re ’ > 1ev4 br the Pre . Secale . . i ‘ : rey with \ 3 ; » ’ ‘ : l« resne s) - for club. Im speed they are about +. young pitchers of! e: ey are weathering every am Publishing Co. the New Tan we x on ae 3 a > } wint nea | 7 9 o> ie doclktesy os vas ces ee en og On tagger beautiful! and the Post-D: ? 4 or'd " 2 a . : New York Silk nipeg large part ef the rally Belg ’ rs t ~~ CES t While Pittsburg LONDON Apr ‘ mn 268 oe 7 . " EW YORK, April 22 —Raw silks 4 NN france sévences) nt aaah ris , _ — ons m oper ed wheat rices unchanged ‘2 : , France and. the pound sterling fF | one centa to a new high for t hold their present pace they will] +. enanie a Ons “ are sawing oft nd hica’ end 70vV. Cox “> iG t "yo" ; . n : | mixed | $1 02 New $439%. Half of steriing (siants can improve, the be ousted again from the top. but team in the league. This ing toward 1} Hsin, “tenga ; ? i . . - es. ; eee .O « ra tne o ' . ‘ é Q . ° _ : Se : put now they are showing plenty time of year when young pitchers ia Cinta: eee " : , — - - “tee al , ex Pape ase ji York ‘Steel. : - 7 01 Stability. They have nor sluc- are presumed fo have —— a 714 1) a ] =] 108 o Fe = — . : . i TORK Apri > ur aliial ; e was lost after the Lond ™ eee etermined to star’ ? SH bess Mpg elections ; , oo Met «eo oe F. ford they have been able to take e been f 1} | a oe | ubds has gone fa + ; ore . ter trading’ ceased | , : the een fed on haseball paregoric. for daffy in the first six pore ate fnge , ay opinior ss erewatin 11.763. 69% avin ad | ) , wins’ Se Japanese yea euntll = : re anes ee a = “OmmMmenting ) * af? if ‘ “ cow ow of 39 0 cents Ci anc ¢ | 7 — — ‘+ , GC Te ef? ° . . > ™ ’ . a . ~ ©S & game. as I have obese! di r ne! " terev. the , | , os 9 Liquidation meanwhile contint ' jen: . e ret Sack , et .. 4 re ~ Your k - @ fairly steady pace in the cott : arket and carried the old crop nine and ¢.,.+ na off about 194 points and et pitchers is as good as that the feeling t¢! never has . na ne Repu ve | "7 se oom ev i‘ ar? .'y , ‘os 6 ‘ 7 a iB . . _ 4 . i ~ i a . . — ’ . . , & ~~ - ' a . - , : ‘s >0 le @Sl- G ‘ a $5 00 ‘ * ew crop futures off about half th =—_— runt The rediscovery of the di | ] a Cy 7 | be lial | reactio y or ; : ' + he . ' and Scalp R butions to the Republican fund of me : | : vitae sh TEN ROUNDS : 9°90 wete the begin: 7 ' 7) . . De | | ' nN t tend | @. . s. ] 0: ip? We manafacture our bargain. . For twenty-five years | BUFF ali talk ot eset eG. in addition.to refrigerators. 78 : mn. Sales. 23 cae: ae a own CAPS. Our spe- Hing from New Orleans. Wi N , es d . ;' BE igareny aS ne thoughtful v r has real- “rr “+ sae ne ments 81 i. - ‘on ee cial fer this week on Toa Wa at ipport lacking the May futere ewbro’s Herpicide has aah adaeeade, © ian ie) amen nothi nstructi 3 fom ‘ra n its tramscontinenta 3: & 85 our regular $256 Cap y | ed to 28.50 cents and after — maintained a standard of ar ity ot his Be 20 tee page scoomplionsd in four year: ree a. hoa a S $348. W WX 9640 —in latest shades for 1318 South Broadway “ee pomp srepreareelinnn Fo . . of heavy slugging in ic} atical an econom! s0la- > Seen a it Port Madison. | MINNEAPOLIS, >2.- Spring. oo superico? quality and exce!- Ne diaeaniuie cane ertee Gant @nmmot be Géduntec. on ¢) . new rid the «ar ~ a+ $2436@251 pring Louis P t — ever, we cents above that of On seetien “ hae i tees age. Gis re sradll . “es , + , ice , "a - ! month age lence. Pure and clear. aa gs at a id se erai times in se- “i cae on believe thew } at . 4 va + st “ t Boston Wool Market. $1. 5 e e = . s = ere © gran was rather | : a 3 Suse | yeen etrayved. and their rx a d &. in fee BO ON, Apri! 22.—Ss Yer #! c rn ' it the market weit! free from all grease and . worl@’s ‘featherweight |epreng renentafene oat cen, rie | eaosditere women ahiy ethan, | weal maces were anette toluene aan Casistiiiatiaa 1401 Cass Avenue eventful, with the serket wat ; - i onal . oar . : rain ] ow > : iwoha >) += a Dy as Ay s ‘ . . oil, without stain or dye, junior |] wey ‘ srg than diminish between now and the 00.000 will be spent during ¢} ee: 7 Penang wae reported have mi ps Doug ere Are Cleaned Free of ~ ‘ge wav of economics — defying bi : art oe ) fC 182 pounds S November elect: ips phen ar . unchanged __ Se ‘ ' ~ amen can devt 1 it] - , ate one mber elections — radical Congres t can be used upon the | — a Kansas The Express poli: > —— —— : May. wheat was 4 half cent low most delicate scalp with | Sate tems ~wee _ spondent. alg : S & >= : ) a at 31.03%. | es i stink ’ a : = de ae : ry . ” 7 — . ; ——__—— ) . ; ." : an (“ei pitts, : . committee ‘eo 4 ’sirs. recommended strengthen ir dandruff. More men > 2 ite bias alumi te coe BUILD 13-STORY ANNEX NOW permanentand lestingben- | °* un of a xperienc eet i. - | ee efit from Newbro's Herp- | 120%" Dundee no room in front of PARNER, of Ordinance Vacating That this is what alk men soot Cn. reparted ‘eat, Bra? r es in 1973. against $1343. 490 mg scalp—begin the use icide than from al! other is Sisto Jeffermen ts das . ° . of Herpicide. preparations combined. iebits Yh canasten: Gna desire in Shaving Cream : ower | Li on and supaid acome of $1.48). 4 . r ; . proceed With the “rection oo? ' Story annex to ite nres nites LEAGUE BOWLERS WILL ce coe By V.K. CASSADY, Chief Chemist COMPETE IN FOUR-GAME Gentlemen: TOURNAMENT THURSDAY We asked 1,000 average men what they most desired in Bowlers who. dur "ge the past sea - Shaving Cr fam 7 | o% % ' > preferred et ock of | bus Corperation, a pred ee ee | . Most of them agreed on five things, and we set out to meet tals “ " p id ry Loewe "m ac ; capital Gentlemen: I am enclosing ten camts (either stempe or cain) fer « trial botris | , ~~ | Mewbro's Merpickte and your beokiet, “The Care of the Mair” My eddress is: ( Scratch League w mpete in a was 's | . their ideas. ae | Stat 1 snout ae ital -_r . equiva.ent ‘o Me D2 ~ Name assic tourna- P*°. my | 1 : a res Thursday Nicola me: 3} We are experts i making. Some of ns-are by Notice of the hotel's intention | in soap g- e of our creatio 4 * | w 7 per cont preferred tor eect Stay 3 , " : the greatest of their kind. One i PER Pe wes prep 7 is the leading toilet soap of : | ; ne ve We brought to bear all that skill and exper perience. But we made up and tested 130 separat were pense be e formulas before we The result is the greatest success ever known i te: wn in this fi “aa = See millions to Palmolive Shaving Aeon now ot nothing which ever men’s habi in so short a time. ’ ee : se e*arcan ot os ié ¢ . rede peed — —] ~ TAAL LL Palmolive Shavin Cream meets : : | 4 : - TORR. Agee ae SS Sk : Th r wettte were Kebo oi MOSS Sate” TO HONOR MEMORY IN SMOKE . -— | lies ahem Staff of Punch Bequeathe: 0 tne spring ~~ e Wieer aieoe GET —_—s Cigars by Sir oe af ee f 1244 PINS — to Tae arn ed Press | = | 1—It multiplies itself i : : TOP for a shave 2—It acts in one minute. Within that ¢ x Lon of erode ait im Southern. Callf . t time the beard ab- .. #7 a | was esuel te 20.5 per ge x oni the year before, Dividends sorbs 15% of water. x , 2 ; m the veer amounted to $14 014.27 . WASHINGTON, Aortl .4-— ’ . y ry by) _ April | a ; yy ere es: ej} - j A Jimi fipty ih °* 2 86 © «@ @ee owe ce - - ~~ -<e Se gees <p @ Kingshighway and Easton Avenue . carmen ns CMe NT PLileb its YOUNGEST RIDERS : deomaiadt ~ Learerk'« fer heat dererated bevete ~Nentest Indy and ote’ : | | | | , rads , ' ; eed ether « \enme Prives fer «id-time eer vc hee ST. LALIS BIC VOLE PoPLALS , Rs ASSiM TA ’ “RID, A BN VAL” a
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ALN pz) - ESDAY EVENING. APRIL 22, 1994 Mie LR R 4 id Krewe, Pa tia _ © Leng Dimtay A “gener Fie, ‘Tit ve c _R £ -H Snes K | . — - Chicago Provision, hits ‘ 7) —_— Market. Od Tie Winnipeg (-rain ANIP EG Apr tp i "e's ne fo “Ue Open HH & 117, Wheat met 102 Get a Hat for duis Peter-- ‘its up to gain. sroadway Hat Sto $ 5.00 $6.45 2 advertise rs) one of 6 as $1. 7%, in on a reaj oOniv—-tgo Offer yoy for $24. ‘i “cond Yor’ to Cash) ~ 1318 South Broadway Hatte 1401 Cass Avenue re Cleaned F ree of Siscomsin. The Palmolive ~~ Dept. 24. Address The a alneative ‘ yo certain other isolated issues jin department, wer es ibjected to sure and pressed to n, w lows covering operations brought rallies in other dire The sult was a high), irregular The President's speech failed to a factor. Bonds meanwhile were generally Stead, With lLLibertws and French descriptions “trong. (‘all money held at 4 per cent a}} day Exchange Market Rally. “Following London's lead. the for- eign exchanges rallied Sharply and achieved several new highs for the year. French francs jumped over 40 points in London and while a}} of this gain was not maintained after the opening on side of the water, a late price o; 6.73% cents revealed a ner gain points. Covering of short contracts on futures, many of which come due before the end month. doubtedly was responsible large part of the rally, francs advanced with France and the pound Sterling ran up two cents to a new high for the year at $4.391,. Halt of Sterling's advance was lost after the London market closed; a gen, ral falline off in activits Was, in fact noticeable aiter trading ceased market. Japanese their decline. losing 506 new low of 39.70 cents. “Liquidation meanwhile 8t a fairly Steady pace in market and carried the old crop op- tions off about 199 points and the new crop futures off about half that Amount. The re¢ discovery of the dif. ficult textile situation in New Eng- land, where the chief burden of the curtailment imposed by the abnor- mally smal! SUPPly of cotton ic img felt, was AZain a depressing factor Its effect« were reinforced by weakness at Liverpoo! and by selling from New Orleans With eupport lacking the May future re- Scted to 28.50 cent. and after rally- ing 20 points was Still off 12 points on the day. The day's low is, how- ever, tWo cents above that of about month aro. “Trading in grain eventful, with the © sce what new Way of economics radical Congressmen May wheat was a half at $) O34, pres- While ClLiIONns re- close. this of the for a those ©] continued POInts at pa ven the cotton ha. Was rather un- market waiting wonders in the defving bills can devise. cent —————— i . Financial Notes _ _——— — April 7. .— The bond the Minneapolis and entral first per cent bonds, of TORK holders’ eoinmittee of Louis and lowa refunding mortgage 4 Thich J. &. Rache is Chairman, has noti. fled certificate holders of bonds ‘Rat in their Opinion it wil] be in the interest of the bondholders reorganization in the immediate future. Coverdale and Col pitts. who were ployed by the Committee to examine road's affairs. recommended that the , hniinued 7 , iN Apri) NEw het depreciation ~3, against $] NEW YORK April “79 ef Corporation and Mt income of $1. 480.°% merger of ctures {cor- an exchange 4nnouncet, and wil] Payments nor ustees of receive $5,000, - preferred stock of the Corporation. a producing Loew's mh exchange ree of Goldwr- capital equivaient about cent preferr, Utstandine ARBO! of . Ine., oration wil) } of Stack. if Was Volve Helther cash The vor ne tr woud ‘ A ry re 4 ‘8 Chicage Rac! cific Rallway Co for 1923 Ment of all charges the ares ane ou? 48 a4nnuail re por? Gividends am yuntir paid low ga of $9130367 is on the ; ‘ents as Put Surplu 4nd loss the ent of $1 se @ ae COMpare lpge The sha ry wir eT ya VV surp nto Southern Callfornia ual to 10545 per stock. against hve fore Dividends paid amounted to #18 O1R_YT7R »>TON. April . &PPlication of M | ee urd Derm iasion purchase. $9.G00.000 of the Denver, Rio Ra \iroad were opened Interstate ‘ ommerce (om mission H. Williams eRhairman of the littee of the Missouri }’a. “ jereat amount of Del ween Fuch exchange own half of “Trande @ Pacific of Pacifi: Should the Denver Rio NEw YORE Apr —Independent : . . reports Rrossa earnings of firet GUarter of 1024 437° after deduc Te interest 4-ement Cor income of SY rred om iION U0 » share | ore ’ ort Porttion reper ~~ Pua i ‘ oh 1? ws -_ of $4.27 ehare mm ite r $4 ~ } ‘s\ ( ‘Nat 425.047 . 1h29 rele hutte and NEW York April 2 Buperior Mining reports an operating def) "Ht of $31.05) for 1923 afte: takes before dey ASO in 192+ N23 rete efock. , nN previous ) ~—Th Weisbach ’ rr >" * share COMpared with $S° Os 22 —P iim Pet ~w. earnings of $A n9e uT7T tn f 1974 efter expenses but denietian atx’ net me period ‘mat Sener be | in the foreign | continued | lower and ; Promuigate | the | dix idende ; S3c1.°4e . ompared | yea: _} Caused a decrease of «a this | 4 fair | | B’kivn Ba | Brunswick Cc | Burns » Au Urne B B® Butterick Co Calif Pkg @ (Calif Per Columbian _ 4 4 |Col G ¢@ E 260) : Com SB&oly A 4 | £ Congoleum : of 40. UN= |; Belgian | cr Su Cub Am Ss “uyame! Dan Wavi | Dupont deb 8 RS Duques L&aP pn > 103 East K (o 54+ 10a E Axle © 60 | nore Famous PLs ‘eischma nn 2. ‘reeport. Tex Aspha!: Raking. 6 1Gen. Cigar 8. (ren, Elec 8. ._ do spec 60c4 Gen } Otors 1.°n do 6 (Fen fren, Glidden ru (,oldwyn (“or (30! do pfd Gor year FuaNntnama Ss Hanna pfd 7 Hartinan Co 4. Haves Whee! Household Pr Houston Oi), Hudson Motor Hupp Motor ] independ Ol 83c nt Cement 1t Harveste, 5. TInt Mer Mer pf! Int Pap wr stp 6 lImee Te T 6... Invincible Oil. . Jewell Tea pra Jones Rrox re Jordan Motors 3 Kan & Gulf Co Ke!}; Tire. | Keyatone ug Tire. | Mallingon Manh F) Sup 4 Manh Shirt 27 Marcaibo Oi Marland O}). Mar-Par (or 3 Max Motors 4 Marwe)! Mot May Powe, Mont gome, ‘ Moon Motor by | Oxia P aR | Orpheum ] 1, do pvfd R | Otis Elev BR ~2.—Hearings on | for | It pe 3 A544 Postum Cerea! 4 4, Post Cer Pfd 8.110 I > > > Cities Service Co. Report. NEW YORK April 932..WWA mcerease in grosa earnings of | Vice Co. during 1 : 4nnual repory today. | 602 See in eomper! son with $14 previous year Net . 760. against $11. 847 119 Preferred aividends to the average amount: utstanding In 1922. om the COMMmMen. he company Operates severe! pub! Properties in the Maddie Wes: ar and gross earnings of these su sidisries alone incre \ $11 °78.508 f hese earnings, Sufficient interest charges and but alseo provided balance for the common overproduction of « little lees of the repo deciared§ the djvi “qualing for 1923 aPrproximate!y on4 ee amounted 1 3,082, #60 current ~~? Was Carned onrir penses | dividend | #tantial The abnorma! i Million ; tr curren: b we of which iota! Tota! PP4 BOK Caeh agains $°4.066.15) 8 Tobacco Prod pf * 118 ?, 2 | Trans Gon Oj) 4% United Fr {’o 'U §8$ Distrip Elec 4... White Eagle © 9° White Mot C 4 Wilivs-oy er 7 vu", 45 a. EQUIPMENTS R%) a3 Anaconda Art Meta! | Baldw im Lees | § 7 1007 | Reth Re | Bu & I. | Crucible Stee! 4 | Dume Mines ° ——_— _-— . | Fea .|| Daily Grain Movement] Cc i Gen An | Granby Min. | Gt North Ore 3 | Gulf States st 5 ts AB ’ 656 i, Homestak M +44) 3 49%) 50 “tie . . roo | Hydray)i, Stee! M nn Inland Stee) ~~ ly | Insp) ration « ‘ ; ' i | i | Nr ' | ' | (00 omitted): id | b. | the ‘preferred for a . $5,374 . in Nabilitier of Com Eng ° Nicke!. , Jones & [. prd 7 Kenneco:: ; op 3 377 Loma Loco 4...) ta” Magina Copper, | 96 McIntyre PM} Mother Lode 1, . Nat Lead 2. Nevada Cone. aid 4 Otls Stee; | — Pa Sea board - 2 Pitts St Co pf? 96 4, Pressed Stl 4 -| 464, 40 1, 46% Pullman 4K = 115 8 (114%, (115 Ry St] Spg 6 . jon 108 jos Ray Cons io | 4 Replogle St) Rep I @ S:] J Lead “ITtF Seneca RASS. Sloss-Sheffiela 6 Tenn Cop @ Ire saa VOT. 05% 119% 119 ~0%, 25% 22%, 82% ‘anadium o6 > West Penna 8S 4 Wickwire St ae! 2 & RAILRO 100% loa 00% 87h $7 7 ~ ss % PEP SS PS 2 ‘9 26% | ” m. were 42) 900 Shares. a a In the following table will he ound | receipts and shipmeni« of grain in busheis WHEAT. GornN ‘Rec Ship. Ree Louls Raltimore Phil phie Roston - Ga lveeton 9 New O'ns ale os -* = ida ck: a. New York’! —_—_~> Broom Corn. OOM CORN—F. o. » St. Loule groms Sito to $240 per ton according 103 3, RO 2, 100 4 (sdrh Gdy m4 ‘41 1047, 5 - 921 2 7 109%; On) ARI, 110 N21, 94 1, 6 (>)) J) Cr OPCo #'°°6 ?.. ] 107% 107 yy, P Ga °4° 6 6 ‘30 1044, 104 41 11S4, 113% ob W541, S Hoff M&s '37107 5S 8 Ge ‘37 S71, 2 80101% 107 ‘47 S0% R00 "so 100 4, LOO Ss, 103 1Qn%, C Ve Drug 8a Gas 6s 7 4, 101% tid BONDs. eT% R&T, Sl, 821," S45 S41, AR “4 &R', 101% 101 1. AD} RAILROAD AT&sSF os ‘64 6s “*2 2 On do 4s PLE&W dix V div. '41 do 3 ls Sa n [>j* w«) Bkn&MiTr 6a Ter ~~ = Nor G Pa: Bush Can Can Caro (Cl4éA0 Caro Ci2Ao UorGRy. let i t ref CRRofNJ RG 104%, 104 4. a3 Ss ae e" i; ils H & M adj ine | J 4 lil Cent 5 a8 ‘3 C&CSItL@aNno jt i A 1017 G} 91 105%, 106 ‘3 101% 107: "003 106 2008. 19] ‘6° r) , & ; - ttm Sea ~4 MStPée« M 63 31 10 MStP&sxM 4 4h vO A 6° ] = sy) 4s s ae! Mé&OStlhac Nas F] ( Cor 4a a OT&M 6 &r : © & de 33 18 NYNH€I 4 2 £ 4 NYNH@&H a 4s 55 > NYNHE&H d 4s 5 1S NY NH&H t NYNHH a J, 4 NVOLW let 9” 99 3, R71, LOS, H5, 109% 109%, 1 3 oy ' P13, } ~~.) | i. iw LLL Ly “SSL St “pep Weer S58 Weer + Wee ; 6 Wale LO WE&LE: l W&éLeE l 5S Wises (“ent Jt BONDS POREIGN Os : 7 = ‘8 HO igo] 4, 1O1l & AH. BO id] ‘s lol, 1o1®, 101 4, vp Oa, lol? nay ley 4, 1az wp '. Argentine & Argentine 10] Aust G "2 Re sium PP 4, tie 14 | Anglo- Am a»? 600 164 16% 400 Oil. “hese brough Mfr - | Fureka > Humbie On! Line "ional | Magnolia Pe: Northern }P # | Ohio or Prairie U4EG.. Prairie P Line Park & Ti! PSC NJ | Sloss-Shef 6s Ss () of Neb -OormfNn } UV of Ohio Swan «€ F ine b rt] 400 5,000 8.800 2 /141%5 jay | (3Y, 72% 7H td fr rip ' |'Con G | Con G | Det Edison 'St O NY Am RM™M weiss ‘ * ‘ ‘s Pure © 645. . allel *&Aise South Cal Ed fe ih ded Te eee ~ (Un O Cal 6a ° Vacuum O1! Web Mills 6: 1 Oi! Lyons Petre Mount Prod Salee | 39 3 ; | }@ dollar ’ AO jmonth and $44 ] largest of th : month is rf Son Cn P04. 000 Mutual © c NM @ A L, New York Oi) Penn Beaver. . Pennok oy Red Banks O n tfs Cc ; } —Security. ——Hieh.! Low. FOREIGN BONDSs. Chile 7s "49 | 16a | 965) ben 9 Chinese Ry 0 90 Christiania ”y 108 %& 108% 89% 90 a] . lo OPen'n Czecho-s) Denmark Dom Rep Dom Rep | Dutch B I co 6a ‘6° do Sigg 53 E Salvador ‘48 : 100%, ] Finland 6s °45 S91, : French ° ‘ ‘ s ’ ; 44, O15 1075 64.) ge 9434) 94 4! 94 93 4, 87 87 5 ‘52 | los "4° 6 Ue@enslar d Gs ‘47 NEW YORK. ?2.—Following is a | | USt of Guoetations | ENGLAN D—Sterling . BRANCE—Fran- [TALY—Lire. 103 sf 103 8, 103 a. ‘1 10%, GOVERN MENT BON Ds. ‘3°. i “¥ _ as 99—10 997 USL, Soe ¥v9—9 09—6 99 ¢ #98 100—1 9939 100—~ -6 99—%% 99—30 9n— J] AT 99— S 1oo— 99—:5] 99—230 99— 30, 1N0—& | 00—5 100 r ‘MONTREAL. 100—. + 10O0—2 100. oO 100—?7'100— 190.— 99— 30 9930 99— 30 1O1-19 103-148 101-17 ['nited States IL. and thirty-seconds of a Ineftance ” ‘Aa $9 and Ment y- dollar and Yuotations of a!! inert y Bonds are in dollars 1] at is ror v9.94 meane urty-seconds of s ted four ¢f net $0 24 >. FORK Apr! - ——4 “orporate falling due in Mer total $25,773. compared with $1 683.4500 19.350 in Maw, 19°29 * maturities comin due the $64.500 000 oF ree onvertible debenture of the Wisconein Ed the ner: largest {= the $3 Lehigh Coa! and Navigation NEW 2° 'onds cer? ar of ‘-« . YOR lilian \ or ,'hge were coming /kained almost | points, (217 Was | Standard of Ob } | Peerless i“ een | GERMAN y— | Balk-« ‘Ollender sve 7 ' Duquesne Lit Sie FOREIGN BON «4.5. en EGULAR PRICE TREND MARKS TRADE ON CURR Special! to the Post-Dispat«h NEW YORK. April #2 of heavy seliing in ere driven down the curb market Gisplaved Stance to Operations for the de. hich the market ’ cause for of the offer. Dro ressionala which were under the naturally were ~—Afier a | . rhe mgnner “ rallied from the lowest belief that the Te VOlls, Pressure recent!y. to respond set in. Nevertheless were not all retracted erations attracted Standard of new low at 5 acroes 56. Imperial the Previous the firer aching « readily te weil Oil of Canada also close, Ohta Ot! aoid at but ruled moat feature of of more oO. 7 on the week But here. recovery Subsequent v Durant Motors was Y and a «& Gas h of aroun the nigh-priced than 10 Dointsa the break ‘lose to ° again offered frae. 'ook place in moved up almost covering >. | . : | Foreign Ex Apri! ‘m the foreign exchange markets 1), U-day bills on In cents bl, 34.564 ; 6 ~Uotations ies” ™ », J§ , 3.12 cM iireia I) Pik Top i’ 40). ~LDollar NEW TORK April 22.— New bond offer (Claled less than S10 000 G00 “as the $8,000 "00 isaue of refunding mortgage & per cent he Birminghar Electric Co due . Stna ler offerings included * Grand Rapides Mich 5S - in 1954 SHORS HOO , its per cent bonds (Cement NEW $2.514.9 Apri] °° reverted hy fo for ve? preferred Gividends io $17 4s com pared 'th 7.585 579 ~— Nee 4 the Rrunew ok ; ‘ss ~The Fairbanks “OMDEnY Teports net lows of $2994 44 1914. against $1 474.754 ow lgc~ Sh... For Additional Markets see Next Page. sy “Yalne Capita! #tock reeteeeeemeens ; ; ——————= THE OPPO To connect with an tion is offered to two One man is desired QHlinois district. This House, with planning an extensive salesmen of its record of development in the St. Louis office. Men of experience = = —— -_- _ . —_ ——a Se eee ee TUNITY | old-established First Mortgage Bond Lnstitu. high caliber. for the city and the other for work in an a loss to any investor, is this section, working from in this line of business are never desired and those with clienteles wil! receive Proportionate consid. eration.” Salesmen who are should investigate. looking for a All the correspondence treated With the utmost confidence. advised of this salesmen have been profitable. permanent connection Our advertisement. Address Box D.104., Post Dispatch. brief humerous lows for change | covert neg ~ / : | | less lower | imhoome of | =-3. ecual after | | Which from | Copper | Pécially Cerro de concerted by | plus after all charg Was a deficit of & surplus of $1 : > has behaved the rest right Eroup was Utah ‘‘opper annua! ing over $6 earned. added a further incentive to the buying of Kennecott. South A pers were in better Pasco. Am . ran Up close to 61 , strong. Smelting ee 7 _ i Testerda: ak uls S ——— ‘i : re ios, oo 5T. Louvre — NEW YO Wall rs o o* Xb leona ted ; tion» on the HANG . r ~ 5} re , . a ‘ers —~ Ota) + . : ate st oe ~. 07 " . . | “Mune 3 Btoee owing are we sow and closing prices for tO the Post-Dispatch. By the Associated Pp News and JiLIne t ws ~ = . se! cCnan es ’ ‘ ‘ P > es a 4 . . th “ Soc reas nes 0, tock ’ | **?* Payable in preferred mm Cerna — also given: YORK. April 22.—The bond sales on ‘he New York Sto NEW YORK anri) eo - “ Gay ding ea, j eesti Se “= ecrease ® €« in the following table. represent transactions UD to ®.2 : # d : » APTI! eee A ‘OWing « the offic a! | s' 'Te Dee, tions on the —~SPEC tinct das, a Stocks @ aan — ale es pos ay —rrceeat trameactions wp to Tork Curb Exchange today up te 18,9 TAL DAILY= shane. ° | Dividend Net | Stocks & 4naoxul| || > - ae . pp oe -— cuk;y. LS ee a. ; | i ND nc j tomee H “love.Ch’ge. | Dividend Rates. | High. tow | Clowe ic et, | orate ei -_M. | Seles. SECURITY * —scurity. ___ Sales. High. ow. 1. P.M | —curity. ‘Sales High. Lo®. } ; eine Pie 1 | et rR | INDUSTRIALS. — | NDI STRIAL He RAILROAD INDI STRIALA. INDEPENDENT OILS. By a Spevial Correspondent of the ‘An ‘| B79) ly Ref] 34 1 aa Ajax Rub 8s 83 “CME P @ Royal Canad .300 : om if | KA» 113%, | ‘ “ig : 88%, Sc tt P rrg Salt Creek NEW YORK, Apri} ring he iz : ae. a >? Calt Cc =. ' erie e § Alia eee, a) 1% na Ge .'37 Sapulpe Teer ne ants today’s stocg alin » > New Lows Recorded TY Am Agr Cen 7 . Ist ds Tra board O8G Market S¢ssion traders were quiet. , - do pee. | Pap i. : rman ©) ly taking in short contracts Where : : . Beet Sucar 4 % | Rete pta -. || is ‘hey could withou: much bidding e OV ri ; A m Br : hor ce 7 3 i - ) : > , # : ; ‘. Short C a. ng Brings Am Can 6H 1. i“ | Raynes ~~ 4 HE 63 up of prices This rave a er . ° do pfd 7. ‘ : 7 > : er “Pppearanc t} 23 . Ba ny eG. +. t» | Reynds Tp pr 3 118% 118: ; ‘ppea ©e tO the iia and led te Nationg: Rally Elsewhere In List | Am Chan 12 az | Ror Dut ¢ 346 54:4 54 : bs a¢ “hs 94 *ra . OC Casiona! recoverite But . at Rani Am Chicle “ls re A ‘ 43 rete. 100% MINING. 8. Ut tteowhd , | do pra 2 | Savage ms 47%" a 5s °3 74 | Hot have been S3 att . Liberty and French fe Pp Schul Rt St gee; on ® “ wd + B7% S00 180c é ) Said that here was. 14 Sears- Roebuck i. i /@ny change in Sentiment, and in| Bonds Strong a ars-Roeb pr 1s - the afternoon s¢lling oPerations . ' Shell Tr Co ° 0a a? * , ' . ens .: . : Nev-Utah were resumed. = Sime 0 ] le | a0 -orter oe 4.100 Sue (>i) shares continued heavy but. : Co: Simmon, ; Javis Daly 100 #0 ; By Leased Wire from the New York , - France } Asso Oj; Diamondfield ‘1 with no further display of weak- u of the Post-Dix : . » a : = dividend cial review toda) Says: | Stan Oil of NJ ] wy . TF Se ‘73 Hold! New Cornelie. basis, had a steadving effect. Ro eng Sl i . aw k tees | Sta Ww Sp M 10 wie &.8 rig 4 ‘4s See Nipleneminion did the Phillip Petroleum ex disclosed an e; emeils Professiong Stromberg Ss — Fy, t nwa for the firet « ’ : § nbes ? Rt be ha ame : jUarter, showing net. With the ney result Aoi “uba RR bs 5" LO a 500 h o / Sutherland pp condition a _ result of | Hudebaker 10 D&RG Ist 4s ‘26 GR 1, 50/109 % 109 8, Tech Hughes ineome before d*preciation and. negative characte, %4lesS ran Up to! ie a ae Des M&FI> 4 500 $1 | Tonopah Ex; leti f 6.0 _— = ; about. 900.000 Shares, but thie tota] ~ubmarine Br K rie G Pix Be United Eastern ‘ *p amd 0 s » 98 97 Ge was reached largely 6», ® mixture | Foe pia Wenden CM., $4.414.995 a year ago of covering and fresh short Selling. Tex ag > Tunen geet: | Parison was taken as an as ‘ q ’ / i ; le : Rails were rather stead) throughout Tex & Gf @1, +: 3.000 ROc Kay Copper. 5.400 a change for the better in the oi] © Yor in groups «¢ j Striale ; ° 2 a ~— . gee stry Southwesters : but certa er i ft ndu trials, Tex P nace 00 DOMESTIC BONDS. | indust ) due to the price increase | such @&8 MOtor acce: “Ory shares ang a, Tob Prod Ex, Allied Packer ~The Since the first of the vear. +o ref Se | 7 red Exp : r United Bakeries }Am G & El @e 1 With the exception of Anaconda, differently | along, the ; report, show. merican Cop. . demand, os- Buyers of the Coppers are not dis. the fact that the market for the metal! has not reflected at all Positively the Of things in Europe. ‘¥ Colorado Fuel and Iron out noticeably among shares in respons the first quarter, 23, and after bona interest $369,618. ‘491.000 a year ™ — > ’ The Bond United States Government | we ot qual to the Activity tured the Other At the same time er inquiry for all high term Securities. market w desirable Second Only to Liberties was the elgn bonds. sues. firmness Medit Up above 75 alse and to within ty of their French 74s bettered their record this year while the &&@ at par again. told above 97. aiso a new high. Japanese 6i4n continued their covery, selling today voints under the offering Price. It was Guite a different F MY ture st +F the strength in ? ° © Bie Czecho-Slovak - . a with the industrials oi” ee | Mf Wilson & Co. bonds sharp break. the 7i&s» being at one time Six pointes. rigage 6s broke two points American ining 6s made only loss but nevertheless record for the year. Ss likewige were at Ajax R a new had another i as yet the i Tie J ag Ny Wes (2 Te . ar yi and strength fea Government. is- 8uUeRs, . s there wag eax. et} ¢ Z * & high of 19 4 high | less than two 4 + ’ 5 eat ) él low, . Kelly-Springfiela 8a ped BX & point and over an There was even are eney Brook lyn Transit 6« The directo an initial dividend on tha. ferred stock Interboro held fairly well Public ser New Jersey Se were very firm. Speculative rails were more to “old down rather easily. St. * taut honds were lower under quiet trad. ig On the other hand on frane —— A Year’s Bond igs terest Earned in Two Months Cities Service Company corned sufficient in the irst oe Two Months of 1924 to pay interest charges | for the entire year on its outstanding a Debenture Bonds | ne 0 Banings CS a ities rvice ompany are now eight times interest requirements of these Debenture B ~~ om i es ~ . “ PPO es . — jn. ieee te a ee Besides affor usual margin Bond Send for Cirfew@lar describing. DEBENT1 ar BON Ds Securities Department ese a he aM : « BY ag” + >. te oS ‘ ay ‘ 5 Sandy ae ris7 _~ as ; ; ie eae To is Were higher we a 0M i= Western Marvlandéd od " . New Hav.) - 2 ——. ee oak. < a -
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= es ia ea oa le . — se es 4 or. ge , ‘ ~~ ps ‘ Personally cond uct ] -_ VEGETABLES. RSE ove ‘TATIONS r 100 saan Der 10¢ make keee $1.25 ls -« ‘ ' a.ive “uP brollers 50 @ 5x. r AS ciTry Apri] >. For Addit:ona) See Precedin ella Maplewood Funera W edresds + — Activity Decline. Meetings ODE OF INS yor Roeh Mer « —Get him through these } LOST AND FouND ) wa ids" year @ance Siver | ‘ the Ladies’ Auxillary Atham bra Gro:. | ‘ | TUESDAY B eciaek “AM. Tueeday mers Gree a a_i es ive. Forest 6460. omy | Pt a te “cleck Admission. 25. (c2) | ‘| RIerT WATCH dl Lost. ladies between | CLEAN your walls T OW——Bast ) _ AF - Fa! al Fe tit ee ea Eiks ¢ ub and S233 Odo - reward ea Caii Cabany 2763-Me (62) | BUUK KEEPS ~ | ney 29004" © | eaANIRS 52) a! 3 | Automobile Trips and Tours a CLEANING of Walle | GOING to Europe? Join sail Congenial — © end paint we ae Grav. 36344 Cottage. Lindell 8077 ,. | a rt Foung ; cd party: , iil ~ Rocfort, 4256 nd ailing June een. Se ee x re © smal oi. “RE hy . AS— OMEN, GIR Clerica} Works ac% hes SITUATIO > Pee —— Hox ¢.7]. "5 ‘rie J; ; - ~S—Sit bs ITSt-Class colors a amd Thursdays reference ‘a > ~ a ne ps - ~All wT) - ~ yi L~— Sit. by ~~ oe" ox 4 eet n = C.2 4 RESS . ; , FOR reasonable Prices cal) Fatham & fo ' Bory ix . —— end cleaning by “e day. | — ———__~— es o- ~ MII—I t » Marviand ink AR PIN—Lost amethyst: on Kings wall =~ = hang ~*. Dainting Da Der sale hove. — c . Gan iW [erin oe —- en nt ae — lighway Pine Lindel| or Newstead ceaning. 60; Howard Se C 5089 Cha xeetiee: Ate Ess——Sir bend! ee to oTing rot Re pice Monday, Ofternene Reward Linde PAPER HANGEI Painting and cleanin “ARP — | PAPER CLEANING lowes: Pric Vie- P ~ ‘Sifan ing - = VPRESS—Mt > a: wssening. Wedn — “Png T ” 313 , 73 a hone Oar e UNDE: Friday. stead, Rom. PROPOSALS— Bide Will be re ey. COR have Pay ad 1313 tor 9°6R 17 M issour; ay. (S)} CHa y—~ @ay. Thursday, Friday. ss : by the Board of Fuh iC Serving of M ‘n'fomery. ee RS A sty PAPER HANGER —De works wooo —* i -t At hy FEL R— it 3 - Se a of Sr Louis. Room ~08 Cir, Halt ike aN Slo , emma pe o> ne Sriven oY aay ‘o4) | PA PER aning. neat. ¢c ean work &var- "HA? Tar - : me » experi- nent 2650R a Sta 5 li ghe “O26A Clark : = CHA PRES —Sie ite ~ ee eae nance N, 2S 7 and Mar heste eee _ — 4. ee Ree eee ; antee reasonable. _S adany ORF fel) whit s nated es paeernet. Som > 4 olured "ante w- yom Vandeventer > Manc : POUND BY POLICE PAPER CLEANINGONe et 1} enc 2 ne NDRESS—Sit.; colored erie | ' , ie mi ge avenue 0 POCK & OOK —Se 9 District PAPER ¢ “a2. 7 a Near. ©.¢an work; $1 | ences, ‘Tuck or Private i: meme: strictiy fire ‘258 Wo eh way p boulevard , °onstructineg Keys? > | ty we Fe es. Lindell 447an . enwve rom (31 2Q wy? + rr, . - __— ‘A oo OB ri nm = #i4e — a re lo — a ae j " beet _— lies — eesti lex enter avenue _ souls ~—e t : PAPER HANGING and “-eaning Call | CHAUL'S FEUR—Si T Ccifications form «ae COntrace Cabany SI39W (4) | PeTienrce. best .if information, Can be had at the PAPER LEANING I the Presiden: Poon 300 «* up 7 00 per reom and ay 78R. Gudermuth ; 8 ~ Celi Ca bdanyr > : torn ~S76) er oo 30 ym F nd HECL a ~Disnatch r ne a ae ; Bundles to bri: ic3) | | -CK—] ;, Seturda FE ao Geenane cheap: 7 shirts o- 7 Se ee . y urtal : rAPER HANGING cleaning Painting Return to 2209 a woman 7. man _ ; ote , Diastering reasonabie A Peters. 50RR —— "nd 38247 ane " . tng . . 5* RNO ‘ * ° a - $ times, Ic - ? times daily 2c Sun Se __» ~_ |} ew CUT? : STEM ASRAS perienced .- and case ; Benton 852R aincedipaiictiiail ie fed} WALL PAPER “1.EANING—$] room. | ~ as nN AGER a phorus. - oupediameel Cabany tOM Ww ; FOR Bood + ack Point nz dr. P card to b =. alle ar ! — oodwork Yasning Linde)}j | Years experienc tive... ; : __ me i PHER—ar — retary thor. Post Dispaich Wan: 4a Phones Atwood, 172° Elliot. Meme Satisfe c+ tog, fusranteed ‘e2) 8Pecting capabni *Xcellent ‘ STEN‘ oh oe ed. high-school eu aca- Olsve San tras 6600 SSS ett 5 PAPER cleaned $1 a room | _Post-Dispaccn Hit. ete, ough) aha references. saiacr $100 re, Cc line i/ or 8 Daint washing reasonable Lim. 5558) [Daa ten rr (7) agate, “$52 45c Sun Sum. CARPENTERS 2 BUILDERS (o4) | HANDBA Demer S196R. SB t agate, 35- dai) bGc “> es meas Meee a YAl) oT : — - | a= RESS—Sit.. colored ~ eer ienced: er display 4 @aily, sic d. ~ BUILDING Contracticg and cenerai re. | Ww ALL PAPER, LEANING pooms cieaned | Watt aad aici tn restaurant or aUundress. e- oate—s times 7... - sia, D@iring: also house raising a> a screen and Paint Washing. Cal) Linde!) —2 i “a > > Sosmdiion home ‘ail Lipdetl ete, 4 limes m. ee 952R ice ; - cD *rson. 9, to n z * “mes dailp 3- Sun. 2- , |} ing. Be in Linde!} 349 rk manshi TAN teed - experts _ = 7, - ; ae 6|OUM . ¢é aily Se —S*nera ‘+ Jobbing Phone iit a : 134 * die . Lave 8 P gua a)? . Tr 7 Lin. JAN ITOR ' vw clean ne mi ( ail HN _— S28. 2 aw LAK ENTER-Bi ILDER. new repair g@i- | _ —— lANnitor. Cal! Gau, . Fices "arr ‘sPEp in he «4 : > = a « dina, , al VOred. wigh and cuts furnished on mr ‘ation Chas | WALT *e ER clean 7ardawood floors MA N— si; 23 WiMAN—sf first class aa a SI IPPER. -Lost: ; ac “S ned Ww cox “4 out ined ng ( ‘. 2302 WuUeeNs ay a spec ‘¥ f Linde!) 7211 6 oes 5 rears’ firs 4 daye tn week Write to = , A fER .. *. trimm alfa. ocoutracti bs ‘ali. SS _ | ss sch r ter an ee € 13°20 Montgome-, _Colfax =I0.5VW | ra we SEER " -~| WALL PAPER Cleanir, Paint Washirg “ar ~~ —* oe experienced ‘wlored, wants ge leather with giasece-coy | bine: carpemet sigenea Olive Sone Lindell S509 Meme: Brice right; aame washed: 'g)"aUDaper "Wednesday. Thaceday. bur ree: ne oF os wes rn or ie Day rd 4 a 7 ¢ ine Carpenter 4 = . (eB) _- = en ve ——— ee eee ee ee Sidney 3008R «6 , i’ is 3" 7 7800 ——— a _ —. ; 2 reward ; ; Le, Wy 4 4 1PEPp Cf fan ime » 5 Poartr Sa ti«- YN Sit , ry i trermra > Fants wor stems Bon ae _ . oon " me : , Ut wes — angel) Ss. ae A 3 ences. FF, onSay ees crest Deari ... ee ee es : Shade ae - - Sane | @ ALLPAPER CLEANED And Laine . wey .-. Ge man #5 xe work - . “2d oid Deari- ne- *ARAGES_ + a. flame, $150 UP: plan : so. | M, N—§) " AN——3i ° ze ‘er’ « “emer . ee , a? 3 i- 4°1OnNs free Sox K-13 ; Dix ashed:> reasonable Sidney "BE SR a by. . lored ¢r or hotel esperienced Ln ‘ ‘ak “my ra Aiiiewos: iit a ay a °. Tar o%3+OR (3) ; 398984 Ww z Paint or de “aol ’ we ee 1. ; x - _ : ARACGH s—~—Srick. frame “Mmpiete Sy75 ENE wall pa Sa __ ——— — ory a lr ; ; SLEY , 71 Det CUN tain = grat ; work repairs aiteratione ANS ‘RENE wal pa ber ‘Caning: ®4tlsfac- MAN—Si; Wioowan at « ola ed eee boo Jeffer c Saturda Hereford o ve %6 14, / tion hea " @ee ‘*aring Tuestay bP la = Der a th hea ' CARAGE. 18x18 ft): crop Siding. £abd e ALL rooms Cleaned SI. ba the ee ous . ard le ~ root. rub ize Ting, - hi- ~ ; . in | Wednesday ail 8 @*ward Forest 9350 P SE ae Soa and wirdow washing Cabveny 38 amd Friday aon Post he $08 ich —Loet> arate) | Be ns for e. Cor 2 ~ + ta Sox 5-323. er em AR— | Os? 4° 3700 Me mane fc : ———= a) - . . - oan (eee ° as > ~ a > Mae ACE @¢d tWo coute ‘ead and oj) $250. See Fy, “2T pane Weaning. “ome, $i) . ‘t. by elderiy to do cooking and ; ®Ward a: Tyler 1s 34 : ~ a _ Tre, Riomin — ait } q . : x the one ir YOUr M-*ighbo: bood + lS years ex perierse 2in. and Clectricg) t with ligkt housework. small wages: >. ; ecm ; artrett. Garage Bui der. Trier 2891) {es i= '€ Public utility ek: ~ ~~ ag * r home than wages Box K-779. ; a 4°T) Se and orone mn J D we On 7 ors Dur ry aan i ee . PAPER Gia": , , ‘ . a be : — y at (cn 5, = ‘ a . . . siggy ‘a o , * , ~ . - > : at ‘ar cn ad’ a ristian Chu- h and | * i machine or hand seen, a... ALL PAPER 4 LBANING rooms | “\ailable now Telephone Cuieoe "ta Rewarg For + OTW refinished. Work EUaranteea Reid For. | E ened $l up Deima-> S648. Delmar — ; wine ~~ | 15056. (cS2) | _YO56R . rhinestone ap ; — =—_—___ .. —————— ———— I nae brindle. Der ale eee ‘Sor Ca a ‘ Lin : I . , Lown wward. Riversids oon POR Contra! ree Poat- ge (c3) FURNITURE UDHolstered ref! frav fo-~ between Bac. repaired. Phone Lindeil 7 97 ers Hospita) Fores tes —— a — ep etnttltnchnten mall . ae “i 4d Phones Linde! song: | SLECTRIic WIRING— " “PRiying tor em oymen:. USE COPIES. (c58) Solid agate 20c¢ ling daily of Syn. | *OENG ny SEADE R: Gestring te fis fhemeel ves for | 4 . Se Prepay Sse daily 5c Sun * t-of. } — higher Positions throwga epecia! ” era ee _—— FOR *Stimates on e-ectrica, ¥iring an¢ FOIrn, agate, 35- 0c Sum. “Foie, Tor N« ) Should read the inatruction Trade ; ‘89. —L on: Colfax rePairinge caii Sidney 3292R 2629 Wve. Articles. Medical Se daily r Sun “Seder or cl hecis and College ads. >. 4) _ming ——._ (e8) rsp tOwN, agate Zs daily $0c Su@ seaman. Box - t 7 te ee ab’. 4)" > SS ao enn mae, >. CL ARMATURE WINDER ~Muest he lat-lass i" repairing al) Makes of motors: eff). SITUATIONs__ ent Rlectr -o.. 1231 Pine foe) . itler fixtures -— Sry AStix ra NT DRUy . eh and -e 271A houteay Lar + \ ACOOUN ° £0ed tun @xX pert. 4011 ‘F ro " and ¥ —— y~ ANCING Ope T hemeg ” TUE Ce Euctid 4nd Mary. : an .) 2a “Pea” w 7 om aa tt % : at? ‘ss tert ‘ 14 50 WIRES 4 rooms, wr) ome swirch ADA Prive: “0 kept. at a — SINC P— Leow mare: hab 5451 Plover Coifax 5} iM (e2) dai, ee * A’ ToMOry] S Mei Hy \NIC—M use be «x and pis Soot. | $38.50 Vike 3 re 7 West "Ping pf *" 48 Lindel ASSISTANT Ex Pettenced. 3418 Lesuss E - ; ' ‘? e.4 ” TOoms. Z si 2 © ra 7 " “ ‘ ; T ‘ " ' nees woman, have ; "sri a ts PP -R— ue Caban ok.. ne. — : e * ee one h ain fix. BALLROOM dancing taught. Drivately tion: accounting C£DC@ rience, os ~ " > . on ‘was ‘we Ss “ ee t ree; cash r me M ‘-Wase - or: Kornhardt 136 Odeon Bidg. Phone eve. Post - Dier tech. mr Call thee? ake x Pine agi, 4 nda; ; b- _Co _s _H ~—). Grand 37 4 o €2) n ney. | ndel) 8078 (clB) BOOKKEEEPR r - = . ECHANIC — Piet ‘ oes eet Quick SIGHT rig a PU IVATE DANCINS—33 i =Washing:on woman: man ~ Apply Rebvinsor Garage, 3740 Sullivan 3 Ww ead wa old house wir “and fixtures: « wire be Beimar Si s © lessons Mra. Mn- of taking fut (4) ‘= wae Topsy. | More old houses ‘than any other contract PRIVAp fae ee | Oe terms One® Main 4 for esti ‘ Lar eed: reiable “idest : “ae Bor ng fe) ne Qnec male. with | fn IGHT ELECTRIC oo” 203 N. 3a‘ afa | nl _ = © “Ueente; reg, + SSE — N to dance -- — Air MORILE PAINTERS—Musi be ler. | “re “Tilers and finishers Met a Be. | Pane ere Auta Fo.4 ee. 3*737 =v Pet w » a - ~ SSE _ _ — nt ree AWNIY - HANGER HEILPep , Teet «4 Awning Co. Sth and Olle avs. ; >. East s+ lowie, Ti) ~ . z 5 — — - . and even! 4 hour. c , > — : : : ~ = ne ae se Rig | j Tc . ¢ : ENEPR AL HAULING ; " dumr truck PRIVATE &- . Seen tes KER ¢ ret - cless Cake bteker Bury Pee - - _ DICTAPHONE OP 0 eee a f. "''S—A oly Buckingham BHoce) 7 ae «| e* way ane Wew Pine v « - — ~ - ee ee cee Ee are _@Xperi a KsM ITH —bE, ed t ei {r, ee ne, — 4 j ‘ med. Lindei! 21967 — ——= se ne DET e Re = eCTives , - b . a ® «sr Tard. £E gating —— Does Shadowing _ Mveati.* ‘ady, by day or browa matic mez | _@QAS PIPE CLEANERS leotial aura 'S®_ Mileat . rewara “ame. on ‘TER HEATERS «2 : tae People confij- ; _™Ment ‘ aj] Lindel} ae f a ntia , -2f0 Service 36 Finney «ay |, OREssM (XK ER— sir tee nee oan Bag TS ‘RS installed. menses cop. _ “hone —ndell 5102. (56) of GUisians ro \-eue «@8Destos pu: 8 states. Sidney EX-OF FICER wm la ¢ : ee : . 2079 Ww (cR) shadow), in to se she “2 urcda’ ee — —— ivan we f | ‘ in side sve. —MISCELLANEOYs OTICEs —— mmeg: downtown | —— > SS hax : ee pen [+ work fp rue store Krummen. - 3 | GIRL— gs, da : -_— ——.". UVerianad Me lee Sn a NCRETE Cut ang Wreckee withous | ary Call ws hae NS; | Ree ata Me os Bows ‘INSTRUCTION 2 mes ~ Dhones. (c&) LADIES— Tear, ha: 68R eT a MATIN Phone Benton Boy— 'n drug Store after a Doe! Loo i — of Beaury Culture 3a fr 804 Py days w Bey -To work tn «rug store. reference. ( &e : \. ee : = - Te Sh04 «, ; : th pet, ast week all ki WA DIES —T earn Deauty culture: our short. | GIRL—sit i ealan INNS: _ ane 2 OS Kets Ca Mont 8] ~H° Goneee &! course has Made thousands in- | _ Work or —A® uehe- Apviy Rainbow Theater, : : = EXCAVa TING ana wrecking con ra % 6 Ring oe ges ny “ye loos cay gre 1G = roadway —_ . teow a va r and CAINE contrac: P in ° . > - rk 1.20 Dr D she!) R. Mmeg = day la bee Wecial @ttent., n to smal) jobe er COllege 810 N th &. , FOr swe le « lerk Apolw Tewer va. f “nds No. } Sun _T. Woeg =7:' 3 - ia? —— . ety Me "13 EF tire: tc) ; in 54 s i _T. Wood 5 Ll Bast ae — . ™ ems teh be e ‘4 »" ° ~ i > ‘ St a ~ ee ——o LS. : ee to Le ~~ . ' - " — — — _ ee ~ ras : Sunday ea GRANTT: ID WW ORK—0oO? all kinds Cal) : “2 beauty Culture. ™Marce!! Raa aa rat . GBS sore Carter nn a __ Benton Is22R. >2 . Snicuring H! rch S Hai Bazar } ——— ens s ive S26. tte . oa, & eae, 7RANITOID Won} 7 i oe. 4 st nn Set ween Ja “Od 15 years oid. a ' D-ease ~ Walks o» Specta? eo, 8 work bring reference. a | *, a: 2 a a: Paso ah a =. ee. ; Bs . a : ‘=? : De - ceed oe * Sa L "Ge /} O41 2 ) a “a he on er’. « Nwechine _Ad- ; macys 4) GUTTERING ve x Bry 2 - e fLics e+ « VA ~ Ne «, ay e 4 NT \ =, — — ‘er . 4 ,o rey orah b — oo ~ _ 5 en arnt i — a La vtos — = — . : ER, X SET Tr -Neady employment “3 . ne a te Bter Ce - =: Progress Prees Brick Co. 3105 | r h Dare .¥ood or ia , m Darbder tra : “ \ eh: rar am re- _Grand 74947 ‘88 dependent: One = known re, in- nee - a ———— Where. a ani evening CSages: call or cinity a>} ark "rite. Moler Rarher College $1) N. @ch reward. Jeng | PRINT? AND ADDR INQ De (8) . . aie sae a ~ ane 4I1LWay ; L oT r ‘was > . J SETTER ce tins at Bonest prices na rn Ma ~ rr ae ary $1800 eWaoa" s rear Hialining $5 Gill @ Go I N. Lith «ft (cl4) rience une coma oan sthen ee = eh WE ~- .- T ts > Qc) ee a — SS — . m 4 Dos; ions * * . — a. Lt — oper "aa free Jig write Mr Pp Le CHIPPERS — Experienced on mn one hd ‘ OMmrpte 430 N\ . ie . . . x, a= STORAGE anp MOVING tmmeats! “. Washington, 5 C. ee ‘St ADVANCE yy YING CO.— 3 a es “ANGAN & TAYLOR Who fo ne Storage and Moving of housek. a “ar i@aving SDE ia! Gepartmenr of n littance rr ™. Saturde, Re by truck to or from city LANG as Reward ‘cB TAYLOR STanch of Genera Wareh. 2 Newbers ter Call ne ar at Euciia Forest 4300 e-Delmar ce mar °l1ce r [Saaz RR
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Gin 0 nary. | othing — a hate: gc non | pay oj Les , N ae ire 3874 New old f. 2 to 3 We F 616, oe wna a = Ouse 234° — ar _Areases ‘— w braid. “ —% c “need “a — T w {en AKEN : d pve ee es! ant 7 aan: sie ———— * Gases oa rice Cw ana | Rement ane a gator ree | 3m CA t FRAN ded et _exoarience > a as aaa lai feo —Experien: ries steady Gar. cicgwrocnen: The 80 wre’ pg room tm | $200" SH Of a Te Be , RL ~ordng t ck fj y ss oe ai. rk — we . ae an i. en S.... he L mS. " MOR a3-0 a ra LIN E Bs | or es @ cook. — tngle-n: a © mn... i i RN aionc toe 5 9 -Diecs 0 gz om ; Fre tha fe lah: 7 Wee o.. siete e ‘enced ] 90 a. ; oe — er ~~ ae It Te 44 rir te io 3 Piece Ai R e Ch poe Cae peceasary vi ater, Ene weds | Fe x ig} heed - spn ° ma Lu- | trot andl y. ening vt VA Cen aN -Diere dining RE ar | ry. Jew — rue a have ‘ses OP aed app poe rte i | “9 Set a att her A. 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> 3 Rane , "Sk Pia OE Sk aa i 4 oe . AT RE eS a eee be aR a apr Be ae TPP pry a a pg ag RE IM ero en a Reale mT TEE ereK Cre Sia ea Saale so, we YOU CAN GET A GOOD PRICE FOR THAT USED ARTICLE— if you Advertise in P-D. “WANTS.” ®t Sia .. - AUTOMOBILES &@ Sas CO —=— ——- — =.,° Famous 4 G200 Fest. “Rousew1 coons wanreD AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILE Automobiles For Saie— | a pions _couth FURNITURE WANTED | _e 4 ete syralshings of dwellings or : sent ae” et our bit before ssiiing. Coupes # For Sale | a. —— a ———— some ‘BROS 209 iy ; ~ = — = __Deimar 3864. 2 FORD = 7 “Roadster: 1921: starter and de-| BIT; O N 99: -F T | OARLANE 6—Tourt tcelient thro (223) RD—Coupe. — Oi: . ke ee oun re ‘dos runn condition $875. UCR i ni BL \G, i! wt AMOUS tem |. out; oo ll cones ouring ‘stored ‘ie te8 | “FURNITURE V WTD. BADLY ) At dea? a Soe 3667 OLAVE. (¢4) j ute ful equipped: easy tern °. Touring. 19723: on over | Ma os35.. Wilhame,_ cone All deecriptions, _ ts and email lots’ STOP! READ! — a | poem MONARCH. 3118 Le = 4900 miles: owner ill tell you good shai" 9 U S eont dwellines - highest cash se ‘ as ae ae some 2552 and he cared for this car and wh: __Price ‘only $150. fi vin Babgher 4442 Pace Delmar) = DODGE COUPE, $100 1923 ‘models to gelect from: easy terms. __ Buick 6 Touring oe meoeeeareto maeel: exre tise, | OAKLAND —Toaring: good tires. Se! EXCHAN Down. balance $6 week! ¥ Where can you : leffe: ' mn evenings Sunday. | eae ile priced way down , S. “" °o = running condition: Dargain — of old feathers: | buy one Ser $390 *° a4 fahlems talk UE TVR ene es : | om th ‘ “4 rT 1 ; 4 : ” hes ~y w —- pay: alWars ope - 7 | Lawson. Dorrie | Motor Car e-. ne ot 44 Pace » ~ =. Mon ian, Fea: $ ma S. $i5v nee ORD—Road : ee larier D - ae ica. Mdition ha End Ww ILSON 4 : . : — ja rt ne at trucks Be mont. Central oe | , 1 select from, and abso- JEW ETT RO ADSTER- neva aeme af Po FORD—Touring 23 used short w car. We fi ullieitenateeeees eel “as as = ny ran in writing : . !- in fir : ~— ory ¢ - , > $285: terms , 4166 Olt - are sure you will De ‘nterestedc: . “| - ——— =! n attached to -« — aniee. 7 — a — iat ) _terms, 1900 Washi on. : 993 ‘ « P ; _ ~ e _ ingt. 4 4 ° TRREL, COON AND | RABBIT HOUND aa oaieiiieeaie - > radio n FORD— I Touring, 1923. ] > | OAKLAND 1 / . ked with new and rebullt ——rolber. 602 W. Lincoln. Belleville, Il. | rie: real 1 marrain. 344) Jun: ata. (e4) | __ condition; oniy $225 its Lot ty i Here's a car you can depend on: good ) Bomont 1314. ; Garrison and 1s ET nd Herr! -Hall-Marvin BOSTON TERRIER P 'PPIES—Pedigreed. | __ 1035 N. Grane. : rane ae eee ae D t t FORD—Touring. 23. i new; $200. jc —~ ~~ throughout; priced below STUDEBAKER TOURING. TWO BUICK Tor my | eguits. Durgiarproc gOS » Virginia. FORD— pupe 1922: fine condition many emons ra Ors terms: | year 4166 Olive. : 4) (c62) 2 : : L ile- Geers ana Geposi de perts ¢ pee amgmmeet PO ni omer ferme. 3116 Case 1 d R adster ‘ “ FORD—Tour (4) | MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. 2801 Locust 1923—Light six. Low mile = | shape; sell right 7 oe eee in ae supine MATERIALS 1] FORD 278 —T 7 eutres: fine | . 0 ] Buick + Tour., ») Pass. Four 2218 3. Jet ferson. ene joie New ( takland Sport Touring | age; motor in perfect shape; 923 TCDEBAKER ? ; : = 1° , *— ' Roth — ‘ }__shape $200: terms. £166 Olive poe | pamble eaates hock: t _ priced 1 Buick 6 Tour.. 5 Pass. FURDS—S . tourings; ful 506 a. ect: $60/' 19233: driven 2743 miles: same — | body beautifully enameled; =e ow int ES: the Cha: “les ng ies . » ach. trade. terms. S. Jefferson. | with ali extras; $890: terms. RUSS ic) | | 5 cord tires. Excellent buy at |. car guetentea tl ; = ae Exp ERS tree for the hau line. 1543 N. | PORD—cCoupe 1921; $215; terme s — - 04 pire (cB) | ‘ Vandeventer Per _evernings ' 6} } -~ demonstrat . : : fd se — ~ ha ~ wnt pny Aye (cS7) AUTO SALES. 1805 Russell. — 4 ° : ee | a ie ($150; 1922. | sired’ Raiph & Duk 561 1 ) 4p et new a , . os 23. ta. a — ~ if exceptionally low price. ' j : 885. eo. rn i631 ‘VERTA NP 4—-Pesd@y “de wer |eniy enou b to limb . them —— oe ei coarore. 218 3 Tas ... eh OAKLAND TOURING | : Match TOUT B- — ap market for & 7 : SEWING an ’. CLOTHING f ‘ i= cnt 7 bring $250. ‘ aT To “J uy Oo if the safety | FUORD—T ing. 1923: thie beautficl car $200 THREE > 0) this type should look pea SEWING MACHINE Dr »phead 1a ew. Wa ’ ; al tn — vi Saxn -~ 2 om { t : LO . - _ Li Bs. ™ , = 4 . uf a + & Ba cr: fice. terms 3713 Caas “ (o@) 1920 od nnot be eaualed: everr- INGS, 1922, 1921, 192 All before buying a ‘Re. : T : 25 7 tn —T = ami ~ eren - ‘4 - *» = i. en’ ‘ tui : eee _' | «ones oe . ete ‘ey 2 02 - ; ) x . eas Tr. ; SMOBILE g— or . 4 = ZSPPAREL Wee 0000 ladies on . all acces Ss: | 2. Deimar ic? fir mdition, reasons rices 3441] n evenings and Sundays som | | Dassenger touring. Curtis. 3032 = — - - . ee - _—_ r ‘OR! —T ur) ngs _is2 J —~ 1922 : : OI DSMOBILE 5 passenger . looks good B I worn 2 ge Be 1331 Whi: = He m ees | en la: Dm yt SRES Delmar “2 - ne . — yee 4 , 35. $160 and $: 3 } ndeven.- runs perfect! : i, wR $150 overhauled: car in every U CK COACH, GLOTHING Wid — 30.000 overcoats: ke 2 ORI Touring. 19°91 oo =e due. 6320 Delmar Cabeny - Chalmers Cab te | Vewatoch. Delmar 865. Geiber. 4426 Page (8) Ty fp = nll aaa, Semoun terms : Li rt » su er an a ai ree —— HEST p tices paid for ladies and gen- ~~ **"S8'_‘’pen_es mo, = I 3 Loc Open Sunde ¥: me — © eee aes; fine motor. 4968 North-| OVERLAND—Touring; dandy; “4 condi 7 = aie upe | ' nd av , for quick @ale: $195: ‘ : : months ol : ten : Boe. "hat calle “to"So ,- Ba tourings; terms han ————_~— _ = SS ee re eh a, Be 1920 Ford Touring .... i a; Plenty | STORE ard OFFICE Fix “BS (eB) uve, | wer oon , aa eneer: goed [ARD — n second | Dorris Touring eal value for your ; : FORDs—Couse. 1084 macs. .) Sedans For Sale Tt ieaeeataeea ws te = Ashby ay Colfax PACKAR Twin 6; i s: e owner: ° 59 TWO FORD SED — For Sale “ 7 clothes: by ATT Fg —— eee” Som xiel: all we ve a was FT 8 LA —— ste me gyno | — tC OO “330. ae Ps ae a ee. Sa 50. sell only | | Stephens 1980 Model . 83 “4g 9°23— MW se vim - ‘ . . ,* ; Aa : ii '® 4: - ‘ RY Pan —- ; xcrellen CO et . 9 . ; : ; > te ws ae skiar 5 1 14) Auto. 5885 Delmar. Ca any 4300 (c53x ) — " | chi s alone _ en than r ine coe . $365. Wiliams 4127 Olive. (c$) TWO FORD TOURINGS— ‘ otor, tires, aOR ; 19 ‘ . = ed gules. 1920. $175; 1921. $22: Buick 6 Sedan IKUHS-BLICK. 3101 Olive. ¢ , Lotu : | PIFRCE-ARROW—Tooring 6-48 7-pass.. Late models; excellent tires; he erful — | “ i : aw Te ahd : 3 ~a_& . .* eee o aaa nr ' ; - - — POHNSON AUT 3687 4. . 192% model. S-pasx: has new paint isl ” tareaie S20, “Se pees. amet fi ) — ag nee me | wonderful running condition. Suick 5-pass, mu pe nte new paint ashhin to tee ee _ a F in ~ cust. Open evening 2 Poel ee = se - a | They won't last long. Stul others te 5037 Delmar ce 2 che Aha eet . Ralph | i ge : Ne Bostings. 1919. $75: 1920. $100: | == — — YW ey STEARNS-KNIGHT COUPE Allcars Ce = , — : ; a SE wan, S265 easy terms | joan to Atction Co.. 1210 Olive. ‘c3) —Late mode!: beautiful exchange your old EXCHANGE ; ofuaranteed: $325. terms. nit Bie Four 2218 8 ei erent ewes touri Lap i... th | FORD— Touring. 1943. sta — | Reo—Tours ae perfect contition: nee shape; new paint, excellent part payment, : REFRIGER: TORS ae | i OL ) 3 S. Kingshi 471 n Sunday and ex JOH CO.. 3687 OLIVE Lue. . | E- Bs soris SALTS Te = —— 62 nl 7) er 22 joutinn: starter, demounta. | REO—S-passenger touring: seen A OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS | . aispiag. Call te . ——+* Os s S5! priced low: easy terms. es on SSO _Brocdway.___ (cB GRINHAM-JOHNSON. . tn 2 condition : | ge 1163 S. Kingshighway , lier) ¢ lmest giring it awa; R7h NASH RT € Carthy Pare e, 6320 Deimar Gr 74°77 ' 1181 . +. or trade : a MAA —-.. = — “™ J~ Pte > , _ on “> JEWELRY—WATCHES penne 28th. Delmar 1181. (dz) | terme or trade, 1035 N. Grane.| 1920 MOON SPORT : , = : Stephens Sport Given Away |. — == . ) —Coupe. ct rith naan enine } i i ye == RD—Tourin 20: starter. $100 BNO fer $58 N ) ; ENS | me . *RINHAM-JOHNSON = Soe people com= te Yahiem ae. TYPEWRITERS ano ADDING MAC rt © paid for «old. silver platinum and extra - n mes fr paint _- — — . . EP Bis 2 4 x ra or - Le ou - ‘@er;Ti ‘- _ = , Z r Ff i’ ‘ : s i , ** — . a. ; | n Boies LIVE 4 19l3—Ver driv ' 10680 DODGE SPORT b: ) a en ante o, Sunday for bargains. Come and see for | | PP ‘ ; rer, t _ Gri 471 : (e862) urse d YAHI ; jewelry; faise teeth Miller, 1322 oe Olive a (cB) | iNSON AUTO) i | 5: 2 Bargains. Come, (FOR [Ds OU Pe Sic na wr ig: — anita > . . oC a — e— . . . % ¥ft one ~ a Q°° Beko 1s Cn Inc. 1035 N Grand aY. Now on Exhibition in the Do 1 i ar 1923 n is to ect fron as erms. © en need tae a . wo te "Ss r a Ri ow ; -. : rs > i ae — 5 Open Sunday and evenings rris Showroe ses Sale % | | ~ "naa egal ‘STUDEBAKER—Light 6: almost new; why lasied at Sarah. Open Every Evening Until 9 P. “uo a | term " [Db— ; a oo. agate, Sic daily, bbe Sua, SE Manchovter. ei: fully guaranteed: S325: terme. Mer a wai _ YHNSON ER—L | ren tala ~~ @eplay. hic daily, 5c Sun. Discounts 7 nha ~ 23 Lac De Sic : | RINHAM-JOHNSON., STU DEBAKER—Light «tx. tk | ay , ape ine: Agate—8 times ic: ? ame |FORD COU PE. BRAND. YEW PORD—Sedan: very lale moder ey, ‘C ha almers ‘Sport, $550 |. 1163 §. Kingshighway. | BEF Gigs wheelie. 2 _snubbers DORRIS—1919 Model 4-Passenger Touring Car, put . aod bult Co. 30 trmes, daily 3c. Sun. tc Duapiag Trade he TN ARCH a. +? - ae | = en. d's. 30 oS mn) Bea uti! ' - a . = —.* a - = ‘ gs ‘58 | order and painted. a TTPEWR TERS — - Sa, Sum, Sai — ~~ Te Pe 7 heels. cord tires, wort or hestut t condition ® — STUDEBAKER TOURINGS - DORRIS—1919 Model Ch put in ord 3 ‘per . ' . SPOR te of exten 7 Seria . ; : | e assis, in er. 2) iam @&@ — Ic; 7 times daily 3—S& “ @ tames, daily 3c, Sun. Sc. pOFIN St 16.3 Kings | NAS] tT , . ‘ io r hartce —_—____ ' PORD COUPE, 1923. ¢100 | mar DAE I[UDSON SPORT A ee eS ee ee Ne es large wheel; ma: |” earn eens: peed bir 25 SEE SPORT ” ane - r months and accessories; original paint: | DORRIS—1918 Model 7-Pass. Limousine, put in orden, , ; r- ‘ or "2 ; . ‘ KT . 0) -? oa" 3 ria , ae _- ata ; a ig , ; - chanic ?- =, ay ave MBERT-GRAVE | ne are DORRIS—1917 Model 7-Pass. Touring Car, put in order, SGeaND-Laccipe Gann 40 ne ett At | FORD Sedan’ good condition; $75 do STUD ERA ae mt. °° $3 wand 3883-3884." Delmar 1600 | SToarne Tew urea: excellent oF —— M EN—WOoM EN FORD Sean 194 Tudor mek os = 10 "ag F Boot” Saath 1922 ee st, 590 30 rae Model 4-Passenger Larchmont, ie ES SE * —— EE a a ee “is FoRD TRG. 22000 Stutz, $890 | coue—isis Model 7 Pamenger Sedan, pet in enderand BSc ee tie =isbak palms St Fatlla 8) 3 por sped: Spee i catalan :° | Son h__ anise : _ lie ee -, ' te $100 da > t ; Kl) Open evenings _ SAU tiee boi rg ht time ia T4404 (Vive & aa "P! | 4 ry n : - . “ j : . . is er ; “A : TEA > 1 i 2 rAHLE ' \rOR ; . : : . 1 9 AUTU on Wtd.- $25. 5.000 cash for gutes. j LA as hee + , RIEFT) . —- mal : ig - ; aggre aR a ' rf is _ Gr if ’ i : : | 4) | DORRIS R44, .2 ao 2le- Ton Trucks, rebuilt. 4 — . —_ rectals Fletcher creme , ea MONARCH 3118 t . ‘it. ws Tee ‘ *501 8 Je “Tso — en is Lund , | : a. 3 ; 'y 3 m | tb . . | ; - NI e z RI A AR. Senet $2600 Stutz, $790. SHOWROOM m 4 ~ pewriter — “T0s % Pine st Se ee eRe |S SEN BE Tae GS [soem Be Serves: | THE DORRIS rcSBOPRO ee (cB) | +. =e te ee ee ee | LRO 5 “K SPOR ae oer ‘omobi 1 must be = some performer. Term . oe ee BOATS AND LAUNCHES ~ - ; : , “ 7 Ward's. 3032 lo- YAHLEM MOTOR : aC.. Paes _ ; ee a etic Warde obte "Ta |e SAREE MORSE, G ary oe ae no read/; YTAHLEM MOTOR RO pubiicity ine vour Car own- RS : GRAND ha mic - VELIE—6- passenger: taken for storage: sail - mechanically _per. S321 Lemp. Kausiery Garagp. e or - nore : erehip papers: your loan willl be made in ve , evenings nae’ : . tore: rt AKER SPORT | os __ few minutes. Auto Auction Co, 1210 . ~ “ou sertes | — . An LAMRBERT-GRAYES = eanin “on : ePain oa o ~_*- : to drive PO “ea Dp. ' . mand 3&S3A-% De! YP te gS at +4. bes te iw : : i | . ’ * i) Vv i* “es Le —— w w } ’ . Pei ~ : neste EEE pEeEteemetnmeeteneeeees se eee eae | ian | WILLYS-KNIGHT—G-pacsenser with ta- . HORSES AND VEHICLES HUPMORILE Ss. coune. 1929 ner. + yy , o atane | re ee itteente "inte: mous sleeve valre silent meter: must aa ¥ . + Suclid ’ fect condition. cat 381 McDor with uarant 100- | « 15S. B . _— = oe gacrifice this car for $750. 1380 Clara “WE BUY AUTOS _ = eae | TY aon S00: | oS1"e nlosaess am | Wanted (® VMAXW ELL— “nupe 4 Daseen ger WELL SED | Y : a PARNER i ar.ng — WILLYS-KN1IGHT—Toeurtng. 1973: new'y | tL } s Wrd—Poer slip work Ont and 3327 ated ; 7 . the of , ee = Lag 364 am. 4 An J a paluted Will look ike new: cord tires. j| | There ts pay pes ce naeet for the unt ar Gam * of Tamm. Porest Part . ' wii TOMORIL ES 1 Ww ANTED | / and fou ow of th emish on entir perate 13° . , eee sg S | — ~tortng. top ané mochentont ‘ee Neve it will. pay you to then = - er : “atl | care es Aver her sor hrand-n nt ) = NS. Gre DNER—T v=~: jate model; like new; your closer inspection ‘tnrit Spring demand inevitably oy poses You should, muld. “howerer, | Moron "can Oo. equity -- ‘ ‘ -_ =. War. cas. perfect nit Pris low for 21 terms Huber 2601 Locust. Oven eves | wuh a coneern of established reputatien—one . For Sale - ~—-- = | eter out : —o . as)“ (IRF ny ara Pe a ~9. term mote “ “RING—i19T2: starter and 4demount- | Pledge of honestr. whose future success depends =a your on « SY —orm Baggy, harness, Uke new; ade Rnut ‘co \es: looks like new: terms Oven Sunr- 1 its transactions. hoy tie peddier Wagan == "3 SEUM BLDG 2601 LocuUsT BL (¢8) ex woe tier unusual chance :' Amy . “— ———— » buy nearly ar ¢ cht ~~ -+/ MRO. 7 ‘HANDLER Tr . , mod Wl DeON—Tece la? : forfeited = Auto. 5885 Delmar Ca2b- AUTOS WTD. pric THY HF oT MORMO Lssarn g: C ~ond) 7-nassenge: ; alifomnia ¢ “ty ‘o Auction Co.. 1210 Ol - 42200 2 (eS 3x) SOME POPULAR BUYS IVY OUR LARGE STOCK: — | Fox eood Serses with y 15; SISO ee to hig +; BPot cash ~~ -—~ —= pa un a rae | new car: | ear The Nica - appearance a | Ded@ge . Stud-baker | Loewenstein iF1 32 before you We may more — , - : . ‘ a ; F | Gardner Chalmers . vim Moron co. “Toss s Grand. OVFRIAN : 1a er a. = he en — > HUDSON—Speedster: very i } Trucks or Sale sew eel . | | ~e- ' Larrest Buyers im State c c a 4 ‘$1 O! AI ND REA D me ilies ; a2 3 : ‘ 1S > re oeaiG .~. s a _ se Lowie ; $150. terms. 3713 ( See. 1o4) k ke neq = tt Wart .K LAN -e a r , Locust Cyrpen unday |} FPORI—Truck. l-ton body: fine shape. Repairing a: and Painting or Co. BIKO Delmar. Forest 3191. i-% BUIC x - 1 | ~ — = jn eres. __ 398 Cvs - 19TH AND LOCUST ss en o35 MANCHESTER > ” Bodo ter recharged while you wait, | CODPE—1@8°%. diee wheela a: — es P on a "HU PM BIL i TOU RING FORL a... os me-ton and light del!r- = S i- “otha r . oreet 244. (cS) : as ‘- . “ Suni i vi anew . = 4 ery to >; ay terms a. | Down Avte 5885 Delmar aban $75 DOWN gy - $4 . — per “— BP oe JOHNSON AUTO CO. 3667 OLIVE. (c4' -1ST AND PINE STS. ’ ao easy | FORD—Trucks: new: any Riefiine hand- = -Antomebile 3 - ; ’ on a . ment 4eennr Riefiine’s. 2315 Olive. 5} Stop and Think | sage a | Om repairs. a oder grinding. pisten vin Limousines For Sale alin Gee me. « SS Ses on 4 a - pa gr Sve. Seen Sree, FORD—T k chassis: ‘C7. ba : R AYVOIS a rng. brakes re!ine by machinery de emen, - ; ~ and . - irre +e ' , : ; _ Me ea car » vw Tu “a rea c » © 4%! A FLT | is' ne u = ae . 4 od - ae f : ' ’ — _ ‘e=me u“ a o N ie a J £ d ‘he The man that ile ie? rn - ORT - : b een Be Le $585 4 Go arome, =16 . + Sf st... = acorn, Seo Wa) : ea; N . a | pane a > : L. == 1* rAT m ook! Jew ett, Te 3) SOUTH END. AUTO REPAIR CO., FE EE ih 1500 DOOGE sthan S75 YA HLE! " are fast touring: looks beau- | RORDS ton ticks. all styins 7&8 . os 30 YTAHILE™M re ee *ave ] 035 N. Grama 1 av. | I". car aye -e3 ; covered. led body a 87 ‘ . ouis an come a . a —-: : arcain Call Gra: 66. ® od for any kina of usiness: price | KUHS-BLUICK CO. : HA : $100 4815 Ashby av. Colfax Si 66W ‘c) 3101 OLIVE—OPEN EVEN TNCs H sire F rimek “A4G T afawvette «| ay ee ? ; - 03° 4 " 2 FORD—T rack. With o n bedy. ,2 :) ‘TER - T a ’ R. ast Some “a mn" ' LL” ime . ‘ mr ke © by Bb i TT xt 7 "a — amiga ecm . — ; — ee . gy mk bum Ders. + assy terms Texis > lo _oupes ourl ngs 9a as BUIC kK. b 1923, COUPE , best “en | ne in” Cen oe - — aimest new Ward 303° Lecus | 3003 Lecust. Open Sunday and evenings. Wher bering one of cur overhanie? ard DH) Ll ES—Better rrsPour-passenge: ae am thie beow es ment en % ne I z ox: = — va cena: nee mo | cS) | guaranteed cars many bave cord tires and Ford. See them ud cal iw . ; bh = rte :} : : i -, j is -} i ’ ty. — — ‘a : _ ‘ " —_— = “ ee Bee ‘ Juniata (rg FORD—Ten truck . > running cand. arm % ta » Cannot _ egua.ed anry- ©) ve ry SSh Tr. L,} . . 27" q ; ’ ; ‘ oo ; “y i ’ . = - — a 2 ; me " Car that rm = “a rudDPer : Sr Bu DLIES—Ford t truck. r = x S300 For r rye 7 es - sa oo + : z 4 - ie . ’ - a : Le umn P . . t? o (ur ite guaranteed Locust. _ terms 4 es st tn town. Riefiteg. Bt Wi Kh =e 8 _ aah — FORD ton. dump truck, $300, light BODIES—i5 new and al 4 | Eleetrie Motor Bargaima ; ; e2ee oe TES, SOO FEE sew = ba : CHALMEKS— our. nes & pe LL 3, ee Paint and o1 erhavuled ; : r : ois , he , . ‘or —_ . ' r — : \ "4 » mu -T , ims > ss . . sx or r +n ne’ TY >» Qy ~s . x _ : : ema 2803 Neocles: Calor shor, top, bumers. | :OHNSOk TTaT NS cate As = Remanufactured ee, Dee: ete: om Te pg ny oF on you mee these t lverti _ > dimen. an a , .f “ . _ . : , , ~ ~ wh as. _ * " eS ’ offer e, Cal a ' JOHNSON. . Kingshighway. : ‘ en : ‘ »* «age a 4 ~ 7471. 1 r 118 C42 \FoRD popes ihe o8 nere Ward 6, S087 locust EOD G : 5m eememens . ; ee : peseeaneesinesunsnermneeemeeensteittemien ai ai , ; - I: ne a ani. my so 7 tira. 7 TRUCKS—Light delivery. $50 up truck. from 1923 ROH. ET—Late mod in best | - —— —s . é + — —— - se? cond! Bion ter mhlie * r. — ‘er »wy wall Yr 7 ° = . ; ~ yap . -~ AAJ y ~ ; +i . ‘ — -~ . —s — ; open. ekDrees and pane! hod es oT) vt _Natura! Bridge. a , : chester me th “renin &: 7 ‘ free nd orir nO ' Ne a a — * —— a= he. a onth st :' RIEF! IXG—FORD DEALBRS Ny - ES—cCoupe. ’ : - a. Joan Se Get ROLET—ioune. inte model a MEV ROLET—Roadster: runs fil or ie aa =. ae RA, | ee ae Tp Flint Ce. 3320 Locust. Gpen & da S00? &. JtRane, Cus cin Sete.) an | \ C S aig oa é-onaneain coupe: , Me “ies 8 “Tet * ‘Lass. (ed ~. excel °" . eadit io pose , ‘ rem 73 lacCatthy -Parda top cach tre , ° cove ie ) ourit 192 rpe : , * | ose = en im trade: menthiy “a ET - Nu —N FE" ny LE .THER A @ BORL Tan ~ Y mbary 458! oe - . e ru Se . 2 y - | PORD—Light deitwery car closed vane : Auto Body Ce.. 106 6. I 4 . Tl age ong ts an nde. wit seat equipmen: : Se Saas ton . FORD BODIES ANI tT ' % @eome so? ; “uy ’ r S320 1 : a - - - i extri : : ; : { 204 ‘a en x o. caset on as ‘ . Supplies tol N o | ee D Gntany 36) | ia rT. anT — = = ROLE iperior touring 9-35 can 33 i hha. te n Real ee ee 1922 and 1923 models. Handmade oak Dodiew and oa ROLET tee blo ' - cr ove _ > ‘ oyte up-to-date LS ‘EST SIDE BUICK AUTO c body anc c _ as low as $90 Cast — "ample “ior ae a . =1923 Chev. Coupe he ee oak | from | tireg “mechantcany Ri oom nee: nan: __. iiss. S. Kingshighwa 3040 Loc ~ “Boment | ante and Bearman, We erveven; Motors are excellent. New mgr taken in tre pour : ’ drive ntO@ss b= oa ‘Os . = ane = om ; m > im — MGS Fina dures a 313 ‘ouring ia —? Sale ew cord f accemo- |... ca on RD Tes, trece. with a Will furnish you with the = . ier = ; . . -_, . r z —— ® bs . eet | | , Cass-EaSTON “To sa: = pone | : ures ‘and ke n eq | guvin ) ring. oniy| #t% months and as goed as a new job. name of farmer owner on ail $26, , = 5 — oustaee one ef these Yeur chance to get a DSargain Revera 1 E— Coupe car ~ DOME Roe ister. 19°° ‘ AMeric; } ’ > — ar pap . eas atemwn amet _ other good bargains in used Ferd ton : : = rr a pen | . ieee me FE trucks and truck chassie. Cash or easy See them and be convinced WILSON MOTOR, CAR CO , ¢ : ; Seen Sundn: =021-=+ tecust_ ' ‘Sundar Saige age oe: —. of their value Bk RAVES MOTOR co . :' ' 7 Ron de — is a? . - a * : oO = - . ms , a . = - : : é , —s - — ol ~edramea % el ~~ Des , , sedan 2.1 Setoem oaG on. Ward = A. a ee . id mt ) ad te 1 » DO —_ ' a : . a covered express, $500 HAIN DRIVE Pal 4 ~~) ere tires. 98 per cen a: ot RM > Roateter tu ie ~— , - Oe 4 . = : re, k bod and ve pers. a Bee . 4 bie eas ; ~S— Raate eo , : ; 4 ’ " — mei! _ ~ — > ‘ 7 ‘ SPOR : NLY $545 = T affic stake ¥ cab. cy . a r a Gupentn) = =. rena Washinaton Perins. vear pay lt = = wih a m.. we . $500 = 2 oO , "108 Ss. itt a. opposite GS Far — Sis? Fa anne 1 oie gc’ a” — ' : ~ 3! ' ; : - : ge. - ™ : bod IST > F ene “twist enses. Mid Ciry —— — . : “aeGetie, guitar. Se iee new forms, guaranteed. STR YN Yoana set. enid Put ham. jA%Q = Preran~ : 2 _« : et verhauled S o> FOR "\—Raw'tete- a oa = = 4a " ™ ¥ re) ncheste 7 . > _— — " " - ' ——— : ; , , " os - - - oe - ie eae a - Y * . - ' . acrifix ed Sh! > eases imesh . Sor ende — - = a sz ear fort Mi 4 1? barge! —— noe seneanieettiitiiiaas ie’ FaRFORD—1 om truck: cheap. i's a en jem WIR disc whens - - — ———- ~— : ox S51 antee erm . SAS ow) : . f ¢ corset! ey Lemp ely owned and handled like a babe . ie co —— ‘ ' now ow = ~ 192 ond a ‘ven ngs RBC oa on ia er Lad « HT TRU “K— i922 like new. has cor. " ~ th a.is0 trur'n car cheap ; oe i. i 7. ~ ~ es or ft , : “ar as py Turcer? - yw No senee Ton om . _— - ‘ (eT DODGE E POT URI NG. $125 Ti . Loe 7 : Locwst =8=0 _ve Fvervhedy can + «et FORDE —S” inte ™a ‘etere . I G - Sunde : = = lett: firet come first ser ed 745 up; trade "308 = } a : : | Aute s newe dt tir ree is newly painted and ann a. a venines “ EST TIDE BUICK ATT? - oh Pou i ee 3040 La t of mechanical cenditic 7 ened , . ry ’ =? m _ . —_ : Sel beer ‘Sec: terms ead Suma y and a | 7A ’ : . he bo oe Joffersan = a ee S157 Otive tT the Arche. ccc Tg igs " aes Dreger ned _— = Sn my_ond creninge =n Py ee | : a 23: terme STS ee | St . ce) | Pretaction "or vat eet “THINK, PEOPLE. ° ber a aE >: a ea en | SACRIFICE § — : | Space Dern - tee oe — _y ~ ' condition r from mt te ~ se ok —_—— ee! . ‘ . 2 ; a. ' ah ac aes : — “ . . & , : : Open ARD. ig eee! cael pas ee a [Ws a a BES | S45 GETS D Fete Tite at: eat, seme Gi: Peet | FORD CREE pee new : 323 . fog) : ODGE oe orcee and high inte : , _ ; ables. Hassiers. lock Wwaeet. : oo —Snaiier ae _SUick FOCRAT | ‘The ever relinhls Dedgp tre. Tae Deae| $1500 NASH SPORT $625 | | 3 | sacrifice. 4203 Gravete. portent: ‘SPECIAL SA S200 | tye (| sakes ail Mille: $150. $45 down: 200 used \imest & new car. let us demonstrate ercugth. care °O Dick fren mR am : « = ‘ TALEM MOTOR OD. 1035 N. Greed. fet ns pet eee that © fair Open evenings. —s eo vam ty
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APRIL: 29. Yoaq, iL Es ane 9 iS USED EXCHAN 4-46 LOCUST Car for a Renewed AR Hagheren tax CAR EXCHANGR Garrison and Locust St. URIN( TWO BUICK TOUR Reslea, 192! STUDEBAKER t buy at ot A ee paint, new tj y y-Car guarantee. A are in the market for a oe Att f wr type should look it on recondi- efore buying a new car, I Priced » ie hg SEDA Np, } wheels, new paint, n | Late "ew tires; 1923 model; took ‘motor “"d runs like new, every BUICK COACH, 1923w,, | argain, derful shape; seat covers, f new paint; I overhauled. »» F175 ..$150 FORD COUPE, 1924 — m,, | $165 months old: plenty extras | #250 Real value for your mone | $350 ~ wo FORD SEDAN NS, 1902, | Nos— 923—Motor, tires, paint in | b tires: wonderful sh ! dition. uick 5-pass. ouring | Stull others to dy | KOUPE All cars guaranteed. We will | autiful exchange your old car cellent or — Terms—one. | rougb- ir 0 ¢ on wn, balanee 9 ENINGS AND SUNDAYS: CAR GE THE’ FROM car thoroughly AIINS JN ) CARS in the Dorris Showroom Every Evening Until 9 P. Mw. upe, put in order and painted. assenger Touring Car, put in assenger Touring Car, put in assenger Touring Car, put in assis, put in order. fass. Iiimousine, put in order. ass. Touring Car, put in order. senger Larchmont, put in order senger Sedan, put in order and ass. Touring Car, put in order. t Trucks, rebuilt. SHOWROOM ) LACLEDE AT SARAH — -- ) CARS ket for the used car buyer, We ge tomorrow——-rather then wealg | prices. You should, however, reputation—one whose name is a } success depends on your good-will | IN OUR LARGE STOCK: Btudebaker Chalmers and many othe. rful Values——Clasey Cars iven Without Obligation to Buy & Automobile Co. Bt locations) _ Auto Bodies zoe Sale _ |. fa. BOD Y—Ford touring __ 1727 Cora. bow eb BODIE — = o8 bodies for your Ford See them before you 5 buy. ch Hive ¢ ait onve ours BODIE S—Ford truck: new est stock in town. Riefling. | BODIES—15 new and Ford t : horlles che . erms : Jefferson ay. iad rs . (067) rPORD BODIES—T. roadster ené truck, from 190° ¥. Natural Bria on “lla (4) FORD RODIE S—Cou sedan, teurin’ and 4- - passenger ooune? tak- en im trade: monthiy ne pts Deeds Auto Rods Co.. 106 8. 12tb at.. ope ate City Hall. —_—- revair tools. —_— = fer, pe. Shiva Y 768” Ww aliace. a CY tas = ise She En i a MOTOR—tLate 0. 6-cylinder : one with etarter, generator and tranam ies! 26 4615 Sacramento. Colfax 1006! ~ | ae CHAIN DRIVE PARTS Grah H A-Tru hain’ = Darts DEEDS CTO Boor ©. 106 8 1th st. opposite City He)’ _ Tires aos ‘Sale IRES—.$2 50 up. rep retres 4; guer antee for 20 days Cimie 1514 Case ich iRES— ~Factory sPdzuetmente "S038 ©. $4.05: 32, at and 34x4. nb: ail eves, anteed. Mo, Tir. Jefterson and IRER—New, guaranteed, 30x53, $5.4%: Ming! $s) 95> Bats. SF 75. 32 + S424 corde $12.75; alightiy used a '! wees, $1.50 up, tubes, 91 UP A ee Bunda (ity Hall Tire Co., 1400 ¢ bere but et. ee — " s : SACRIFICE SALE Leet tires. all etzes. $1.50 PRU LERARD., pen even ner we ee Washington cD) Factory adjust we a Cor Py 9) 32 33. 34n4. fi 5 , “3 9 *. S85. Bich. 36x4%. $0 ; wen ed tires 39° we Fy orders 0 “nh evenings, MiIsSO MAURY, , and sun parict tile hard won | floors; garage, $60. G Grand. ‘Siew ‘ods | West _ HOUSE—Comfortabie. ~ tn canoe ay Saas __per month; May 1 st 5650/. (cB! MODERN rosy pigtarcn ae OWELLINGS FOR RENT Central —— it sh he Co, 816% Chestnut fe*) COTTAGE—3-room frame a giectrics, East Warne av.; rent $25 id72 ——_ South 3135—Bungelow f flat; = rooms 6441—S rooms, me, modern. EEE ILLSMAR, ‘eree yard. -_—_ - FURM HOUSES FOR RENT Mc 9-room furnished houses large yard. for rent June 1 te Sept. I: Bear onauin Gelf Club Webeter Groves : 15 per month. Phone Webster 385. ‘7 FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT. On Taylor. s. of Nattral Bridge t rooma modern and nicely furntshed: refer- ences retained rent $80 FRY HEYE NVESTMENT Co HOUSES WANTED + COTTAGE Wtd4.—Or lower * flat. ST modern; reasonable rent Lindell 3335R. we | ne COTTAGE wid —For i ¥. miiy, in county: convenient to ebeter roves; state rent and location. Box K-26), toll ic? HOUSE Wtd.—By married neato. a chi’ - dren; 6-room house or bungea fees neighborhood. near car ang ¢ hot-water heat and modern tame op take a wit p lease ‘and Wy * care o pemeerty ns quarteriy ine Answers fuil ae SB Lonatellow pl HOUSE Wtd.—RHrick: modern. ao % rooms, with intention te buy if ble. must be in South St. Levule or e>ater Groves; I am a rel . y owner, who has just 4i 4 of my premises: muet be reagonable and in . borhood, south of Grand. Grand 4421W. Rox R- 38, "F°.-D. —— SUBURBAN PROP. aes RENT MANCHESTER. 7406-—4 roo heat fe nighed: also “turniture My —~ ted) CREST, 6521—7-room brick house, newts ted; tlle bath. spay -water heat: ar- ranged for two small amilies. Suburban Property, Furnished BUNGALOW—Furnished 5-room Dbunga.- low, walnut furnitu aun parlar; ea. Benton or sonable. FLATS. - aad Serr el ow 78, re r 7 T? - " = = - aw aoe et Te pee ne tent ; ry if . : 7S “PSR: Sr ees * 27S Te ee ey aon TSP ae $e oz i er ee ee wo — an - - ae ; @ ~ ‘ , e 5 be wy ee - - a - 4 ~ a TU ee Ties ; - APRII, 22, 14 TO SELL THAT rT USED FURNITURE off ro hese columns ili a | Se er it tl ough t la st] ae . . . SOULTRY AND BIRDS MUSICAL |ROOMS | WITH BOARD—WEST|_ ROOMS F iTV \RTMENTS FO! — — “north RK ENS—Rhoir island = reds. 6210 | " WESTMINSTER Pl... 3941—Singie room | EV AN - oon SENT West : ROOMS | WANTED . APA won sal a TOR ete cuic 6200 west, Manchester car, | nstruments Fe nd board: 1 “oe ; —— S. 45144—sieeping and light house- | ROOMS Wid —3; downstairs: furnished. Famous #’.. or Sale | a Oar or 2 employed; Private keeping rooms: all conveniences: -ea- South Side: $40 thc COZENS_ 4011—- room fla j Mpiork_* south et FS | VOT. IN AND BOW-§850> 3-r0w treble | family. (c53x)] Sonable: adults psilby ; Pa me as all ull Grand "1680. West GOTTLIEB REALTY Co. 2707 Fre nklin. i= ——— bass note accord (S28 wt) teste’ | WESTMINSTER, 4144—Large room with |c&\AN: : “4 bey = td. Unfurnished: county __pre- ‘O rT rr “ary ~——_{¢3) RADIO Colfax 1214M. "200 N..” fia ie airs | guingte beds; home cocking; private housekeeping ross: slontets. gas range, Rox K-276. Pest Disnaten. — aar~ __ Waterman. a. eo ~ = Rosedale: five | FAIR, 4125—Lovely 4 rooms; tile bath, | Ae ‘© | ia os , ‘4 oe, hot water; half block to Grand and ROOM Wtd.—Private home. with f = ’ | room Ao sun abet “$10 we yy yt wee garage. Sal _Pianos and Organs For Sale |WEST PINE BL., 3819—Beautifally fur- cliston cars $5 _ to $8.60. 00 tS) good character, by gentieman out Seay | . ERTS — om ae a ee oe oe oe estnut. For Sa o CHICKE RING , nished rooms; best of meais: continuous | “OUUNTAIN 4 —3 furnished rooms for| most of time, but makes home here: red: 2A I. ‘ need — ee A are ) “AMPICO” GRAND | hot water. 7) in housekeeping; ‘piano; private home. (C4)/ erences. Box C-136. P.-D , 512A LAKE (GRAND BL. 1420 N—4-room lower apio—5 Lube Neutrods fine condi pico: far ; Opp va Unity to buy a used Am- HAMILTON. liig Fu ~~ o seakeet an | sIrx noon. ts RATHS flat. GOTTLIEB REALTY. 244 Bion; complete with bes and batts ao, | We have is wl : the first used Ampico _ing room = with kitchenette: reasonabie. sy A - rant he ee, cae ee a tinier pent, Senne, erates Prankiin | OW ris . aa [0 otter ex fd HEnere : x ousekeeping; elderiy cou . d: r fo “yy: ' —_- ee Colfax see pe os Come an ee CLAUDE E. VROOMAN, 108 N. Sth | tn-ea-dor hed padio— set. with 2-stage arnplifier, all ! ayaa? er Oy s. 1100 Olive st. %cl) | — asreeee room for 1 or 2. Cadan reasonable; wanted May:-1l. Box B-75 _ Main 596. (oR?) enn - a. i a. £350. heat - ry oe : io iT — — , | ost-Dis. 2 ane heer anes us cubes. Vally charger. A oe. B pattertes exchang: a be Tr grand: dull mahogany. } Central Ha =~ 3 {c0) at — : hy SIX. ROOM “APARTMENT | FRANCISCUS ry \LTY co s8u4 Uheste | ed. Call Forest 3343 after 6 p. m Art Model Grand Duo- Art; | AMIL TON, 756—second north, nice 525 —s includ (es?) mest modern reproduc “ing me anism re. BELLE, _3525—Large room, nitcRenette:; large front rooms; private home, one =55 Enright; modern apartment, jovely | ——__ _ | — Pu. BF : ' elec tric, phone. KINGsHiqr —+— etail; open. ¢ or address. | now vacan e@: | Pe — - oo , 1iGHWAY., @2u N.—Two rooms. . _ . 2 Ww ’ a —— - = . - SAFES he KS \BE GRAND > | EASTON, 3503—2 nice. iarge, connected housekeeping; newiy furnished: all con- For § Sale ee 590. B. VROURAN, 390. # ea) SPRING 4 at es" Foome, c fleet ie ) ~ Fler orid’s Bent Piano.” | light housekeeping rooms; porch, Lin- =v onseneee: sink: attractive: reasonable. — —_— an {cOs) | eae ant ath; $30 per mont a o “Baumann Sate Co., 421 sae | offer at short Bime in, concert work. We|FPRANKLIN, 2 Neatly furnished light | connecting rooms A—Furnianed 3 clean | CRESCENT-DIECRE PAUK S y WARNE, 2160 E.—Flat. Pall 1ooms ewer | bull CON Roy's red: uce a. Brice housekeeping rooms; electric, gas. In- | Children. " (4) At Diecke. on the Meramec. Box N- ~y aren rome. 2 baths, Fas ‘parior: front; an’ 4 rooms upner, |W ——— with now one "Satbe, | So aoe MASON AND lance ne st._CCS) | quire maT rere. LINDELL, 4066—Housekeeping rooms, Cc! ei SE FURNISHINGS—Practical [_——_— = soa : 7 | | sass See eularproe safes, bank vaul $1 (his instrument is as good as new, A my ee ped eo a ee. samen _Water, laundry. _ 1 _For appointment call steel || i | Northwest : and deposit boxes: aise cabinets | 000 valve ONS aed B08 i 460. —— — aoa + — ; =~ L Bl... 3962—Modern unfurnished side 16240 (c8) | The VALENTINO || FLAT—Bewatitul, , modern. 5 rooms. just | sod oof fling pot A h—+ & ations yhhy Tt PI ANO—} " hy Ol ive t._(c) " iner ae ‘neasshoaann ye Sar teen Goes = ath meard; 35 week; esuveniences. SUMMER SaSOR Tat acres: 10 rooms; li completed: 4423 Shrede: Bellefon: = ir nes mee Both phones. | ALS T many, oud condition: cheap. ng Ue . » Sec- LINDELL BL... 3040—Well furnusned screened porches: established business; 605 Clara av.. south of Delmar bl., || car to Kingshighway N. E.; aalks 3 “Terms | lay. Howe Scale Co. of | 4 heresa av tric. room, modern. conveniences, cunven:eit fully equipped; Gasconade River: price i 4 to 7 room efficiency: rent S80 up. blocks south aS ’ cc 2) | role ie ae Cbs acles ‘ ~ ie) PIA NO—Chickering a grand: ari | style. 1tMCUBT, as age oy — $1 Gay up. location. (7) reasonable. Lindell 2?261J. (c2) ! Furnished: or Unfurnished. i HIGHLAND. $6817A—New 5-room et: | ——_ — —— | heme ‘pede ow OL. Wwe. hundred aol- —_weetly ates ne = Forainten hs( 2 LINDELL Bie, a RA First floor west; ——— | Manager at Building Cabany 8138 | ___ modern in every way. | _— S. / o ° —New urn a autifully fu ren- ti} : : > "WA A SEWING MACHINES PIANO—Mahogany, aprighe at Olive. | Tecerated sesen Sih Genk’ Beacd, for jences. a oe ee CLUB MEMBERSHIPS | ORfON EB. & RG. BOOFT. ae NOR? H MARKET 083 rooms, aH , lection, sold for Storage char men. (4) | LINDELL BL., 4256—2d fi. apartment, | —_.modern : ock from Forest r egy 4 Si. mites reonired an revi , } n pppeokeeping Teoms; * 53 to $10” Forest} OLIVE, 3969—Sleeping and housekeepin food: special rates for, twe,ia & room: Ryan WOUSRE saree . ae FLAT Ty ey AS Kingshighway ; 6 or & * rooms; large, light; newly ecorate ” 2 _ and 5 rooms, ho ater: garage a ee S.. Sev N Stn | ROOMS and BOARD | cAFaTi ETTE 703—2 connecting houae- reasonable. el Lee prea = — Uerlooking Forest Park, 4 room Bengt MAGNOLIA. 4955—4 beautiful rooms: TyYPEW RITER W nond Multiniex: lat- | Ee keaping ~ a, “with 2 beds. running | OLIVE. 584: }— Hourekeeving cr single rooms, with in-a-dor bed. “all Forest reasonable; open. (c4) est_ model, var lagen I ing: inciuding water; adults. mame | gad Connecting: Bet Se See as +o. 42753 or Forest 1997W. (c3) | McCAUSLAND, 1324—6 rooms, hot water 6 different sets of type: writes all lan MICHIGAN. 7800—Nicely furnished rooms, | ,‘0F;,2.STY Connenlence ae noueekeen. LACLEDE, 4561 (Apt. 4)—A desirable Ra ice furnished; janitor service. Ben- guares; just the thing for personal co! Post-Dispatch Want Ad Paones light housekeeping; electric, bath, gas; ing: all conveniences. (4) young lady wishes to share her furnished ; *tOM On. §@ 00 ©) respondence. lease communicate with U6 alah ov Genanad 6600 very rea sonabhie. od) : = - apartment with 1 or s young ladies: rent BRAND-NEW FLAT Box B-388. Post-Dispatch __ (Hi aus aiessl Bho ine Geil meee MISSIBSIPPI, 1768——For sleebing and licht PAG BL. 5138—Neatly furnished | - reasonable. Olive 2367 4) 5214 Sutherland, 5 rooms; modern; large TYPEW RITERS—A!! makes, rebullt and Rooms Wanted. Hotels. Roommates. housekeping; modern “eon veniences. Sid- nd_kitchen: — rr one —_! eo LINDELL BL.. 4156—Large furnished ivine — 2 bedrooms, screened sleep averha uled 1 nad up: all machines . : ney 2040. (62) PARKVIDW 4 6— ~ nice . apartment; 0. ne porch, raee; near car line Call paraniced a, Eh, Cercaas ee ae a diesen, She date. rr Tree we IS5BA a — gue 9 rweee; Eevete family; reasonable. * a — fg pem H. ” HIRSCH, 315 Intl. Life Bidg. (c4) Riverside SRA1T (el) 7 end ey —— ee amet ,| est 3541M. ‘ live or Centra TNT RY 34%——Furnished apartment he AL 4 | Sere ne A, per month. \O- | Bun. Out-of- town, agate. 85c daily, jee mished for housekeeping: all conveniences OOM— La would like to share apaert- | —° , tram oJ after 6 ic#) and. silver. u AGE aL 4546A—Modern. @ large rooms. Centrai a rooms; Bell phone. (c2) | F mane a couple employed. Cabany | HALLIDAY, 35xx—3 rooms, third floor; charge.’ Gall Forest’ 0100. Bupout ext | neatly decorated: rent $52; vacant: open. Wanted WEST END PL.. 504—Two connecting | RUSSELL, 3844—One room, furnished for} 1483) AR bath, heat. light. gas furnished; low — ——— ~$226-—Sulte of 3 RIDGE, 5207—4-room furnished flat; rea- nes housekeeping and sleeping rooms; adults; light housekeeping. ‘C7) | ROOM——Private apartment, near Forest Tent. Cabany 8606. fciS) WASHINGTON BL... rooms, 2d ‘i ali | _socasle for 2 of 3 sdutts TEAMS Wd. oad at why — Oakiand also board. SHAW, 3800—Desirabie large room and Park: gentlemen. Phone Forest 4879W | Kit. iM. 2506—Apartment, corner Klemm conveniences. . ‘(e2) TEMPLE PI... 1421-—-5-room er . Dat: nd Tamm, Forest Park. _ | ee ee kitchenette; clean; good location. Grand after D. mM. and Shenandoah; 6 rooms and bath, com- | —°O"¥' tile bath, furnace: new'y , ah. ed 1296W pletely redecorated: immediate possession. | WASHINGTON BL., 4615—Desirable 3- Open. A. F. Jacobs, 1023 'N. Grad. (e) { North SS ——- - : ROOM—6900 west; private family, three Call Cabanyv 8945. io) room apartment; all conveniences; must Porters For Sa ll Rar x Sisson SH BNANDOAH, 3927 A— Nice a mr | adultes. exchusive neighborhees; gentle- —| be seen to be appreciated. hi (ec) | SI RING. 1209 N. —4 rooma and a BUGGY—Storm buggy. harmess: like new: ey ativate bom: rasmbic. | sia ee el) | man. Cabsny 06130 (4) West WATORMAN, 5ixx—@ rooms, firet 9) Se ron 3 3 » ped 2860 MeNatr. At hdd . ——_—— = _—— == — , ~~ po ae janitor, heat furnished reasonabdie. | —.. , — ooo. peceier_weg™ (SPRING, 2031 N.—Koorns, with board | SHENANDOAH, 2727—Large, well fur- SARAH, 512A N = Large ) front een | AMHERST PL., 1215—d floor. 6 desir- references. Forest 117°J. ____ (¢} | WAGONER PL., 1905—7 rooms and . "taseen horses with irial ‘Grarensecs. aes aR | and without: gentiemen preferred. (2) nished front sleeping room; convenient; nicely ferapenee. ~ gentlemen pre “cB? able rooms: open porch: ready for oc-| WwpeEST PINE BI 4954-4 and 5 rooms, ' rene: en ee appiy WEST enstein : . Sidney eels iy furnished eee 0 | PB ED — (62) complete efficiency: fireproof ay § a TRUST CO.. Sarel )_and Easton. (c) | condition. 4042 Laclede a1 | South TOWER a pik... py om tre 9 TAYLOR. 1329 N —One room, or ay | APARTMENT—Beeautiful 4 ghoome and guration Setatoon m= woe, & Batty BH _ 8000 condition, 4 ~ iat le - _ te 2 room fo : . t . tchen privileges i esired.(.3) | h 2. ave two vacancies, Wu inK- Good by ie HOO hmerson ib) | GE y ER . 8016—Large comfortable sputh gwae range: reasonable. tominne 8 A ENON a Neatly furnished 1 or ° Pow wa Sere 4 ae a tions. Forest _7568 KA an FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished a 9 war — o { — Te ; _— ; a 4 ” ‘ aa inne HORSE. —Bay. and harness. $20. 3m | 9 a 3 meme {win eda if de- a 8.—1 7 plier os. rooms, all conveniences; private. Forest 6 rOGenS, neatly parenanen: for cumin: Apartment North Obs 2. a TS Sa ‘ cs ra. . . (4) ecping me : 767 ee months HORSHS Ten pretty. iy ht out of cp ee ee rage. 9 \A BERT V.. 1260 Mode rn, & room , {ful : . FERDINAND. 4567A—3 . . > nest |G N 8813 S.—HBeautiful reome facing WASHINGTON BL... 4023—Light house- UBER A & rooms. balcony porch: beautiful cor 5 rooms, neat _ready for harness #95 _N. Taylor. (¢2) b ‘team ne newly furaiohed: porch for eater room; running water. (c) hardwood floors; near cars; adults only: ner lecation: large vers 4: let Teor, ref Iy_ferotebes:_Deth, clectricty ond se HORSEs- —ine teat rire weight Y700; | ” entiemen:; board optional; aiso room cee ‘BOYLE. "2°30 N.—Ist apartment south; !| box, gas range. urpny ve . s oor. Z * price SJ 3R. ny St. Gemme Sheet wit a hot and cold ‘water for single wr —-. - ili ee s for " front reams § 1] ne les an yg Te furnished room; ——— and wt ppm oor agree a N. Meramec, Northwest an) Wi, | @Qre e ‘RE 5b—Connecting room o ront room. aii convenie ss - | ita: ) Clayton: wit u e fiona ~ a eee sae nules, weight | Feat ar it Slates room: all. ae ACen housekeeping: all conveniences WASHINGTON B 554—Neatly ‘ur- | SE oT 6-room effi- oe GODWIN. REALTY. CO. (e2)}| ARLINGTON. 1613—3 room and bath. 10 er eee re oe” Nh. iences; gentlemen only. Grand 7723M.| AUBERT, 1420—Neatly furnished light niahed room for ilght housekeeping. (58) | =“. ency; hardwood floors, heat, janitor y NSCOME completely furnished. Call after 10 a. m. J 00 — Sores: eell cheap. .») | jiences, 7 i n ony. F ‘ “4eT?) housekeping roore; all conveniences, Ww ASHINGTON, 4132 —Lovely large front | pervice wa , FHE BRA ae re (oe?) Hore —— -- a ~ 1] gen ee a ea ee eon nploved oniv (c) room .suiltable for 2: free phone. (e@) | = * SRIBER %, R. & I co... 1704 aa. FIGHT-ST¢ RY FIREPROOF. FLAT—3 reoms. well furnished: ‘rent “$ia. moe tte mules and. mares. all mh BOYLE. 226 N_— Neatly furnished “room. WASHINGTON BL. 3074—2 nice Deum. PA, Sidney 1211. Cemtral 1576. cé" 8 5370 PERSHING rer PARK ‘ West End; cheap; leaving. Lindel! 6908 and guarantee given. 717 8, Vandeven- | West Waldrop Apts.. 3d floor north. ___(2) | " Veeuing rooms, hot water, telephone; $14 (CATES. 6260— Attention. newlyweds: smell | FACING, BRAC ea aonelan. of 7 el (2) ter — : (e3) | 1 BOYLE, 331A N.—Nice; steam- heated; week ak 8); families: new apartment; 3 large rooms, large living room, breakfast room, kitch- PEI ‘DLER 8 OUTFIT liorse. horness, |; ACADEMY, 823-——Room and board for 2 room; all conveniences: reasonable. (3) WASHINGTON BL... 2. 4916A—Large room | nate ge i esneaee Cane aa enette, dressing room and bath; newly dec- South wagon, boxes: reasonable: ‘must sell. em ag wend ee. eat easOW ey *; BOYLE. 230 N.—Ilst we Seg Tome. and kite ey weil furnished: aan e | $a es - " (8) | orated; p00. excellent cafe in Te BOTANICAL, 4052\—Wiil ] share beaut!- 2742 Dayton ‘ ee a ee furnisbed reoms: attracuve os (62) bath: reasonable - 5——6 ated. Forest fully furnished flat with refined couple. a LES—Two good mules. good double | AUBERT. 768A—Nice room, in home. _like: adults: reasonable. {S2) WASHINGTON. 3631 — Front sleeping BOTTORFF-CILBS %0°""s 18 “Deinig? BROWN LING APARTMENTS or will board; near Shaw's Garden. (3) harness: cheap. 18th and Austin. (c4) | with Olive. i nn pee - CATES, 5030—Large and single room, —_ enge 2 oven water; southerm exposure, 5630 PERSHING EASTON, 443]—-Neaily furnished flat. 3 | ac mn C eo sma = ————— i , FADDL pa eeauriful mare for lady; win ) | CAB ANNE, 30” '9—b oard for one or # board: all_ convenlences. : "| WASHINGTON ‘BL., 3631—Large house- CLAYTON RD., he a etticlengy: Four-room efficiency, beautifully fur- SS a5 electric. bath: $10.60. ___ (4) FW AGONS— 0 best in city. “Lowen. Te M = RI. AIN, $6068 Re ms for 1. ea in connection. Cabany_ 3691. “4 r nee. southern exposure: $9. 'DELMAR, 5577 5 and. 6 me Td tc ihn — light. gas, all linens. My ee room ‘fiat; te, bedrooms, toaas; ty: in Sale arn roar ef) | 4 A 0 sta 00 “a ——— ‘ Sg 0 = - - ‘art nt. $85 up. abany tt.) | eervice, elevator; every roorm and co _ Boren : stein ml Yer rn, 1.3. =} Ni! Broa iway —s and 3 young people: residence; lire p CLARA 1124A—Nicely furnished room for WASHINGTON BL., 4447—Large beautt- ——— ~R s beautiful | all outside rooms: overlooking Forest. Park ee? Teas eptione. errs oH J Forest 8462. se) ewnity Ternte room; auttable Ser you) ye pone iy all “ amvenianeens fan- dee manager on premises or call Cabany West BOTS fe se : ia 5—Untfurnisbed rooms, house: | man, private home. c (cl) | 6374 or FF han | MACHINERY CATES. oS 54—Beautiful rooms, for a CLARA. 1425-2 Un! reasonable; good sur Ww ASHINGTON Bl... 454 large front md Rat = - T 4418—-2 A west: 4 HOU SAM REALTY COmTAS Y. AUDE RT. 7% 5—One neatly furnished right —— omen vemniont : home cooking Caba) sy roundings. Forest 6371R. : room. reasonable; continuous hot water: | ey om age aa garage. steam heat. Olive 270. 312 International T Afe Bide (c4 housekeoping room: sll conveniences: es _ For Saie : ox ao a i _ (4) CLEMENS. 5661-——-Attractive room; mod- couvile; private home __ a amttet gene BL will decorate to sult; R AN E] A ( aol APAR TME NTS beer Delmar. —_— beenienaial vas —_ Apa te Eee GATES. 5132—lLaree double and single ern conveniences; private family. Cab-]| WASHINGTON BL.. 4503—Apt. C: two, open , $85. Call Forest 7T520W. (e4) | SES WESSSSONE pomiygerad Lox FURNISHED FLAT—Absolutely compelied ay A SIAN WEE DRILLERS ATTEN room excellent meals: conttuous hot anv 3726M. (f}2) large attractive rooms: yrivate bath or J- : ae “deoorat- MODERN 6-STORY FIREPROOF BUILD- to sacrifice, immediately comulete fur- TION '— For aale, one jouble’ action A Water - Mon, 44 7BA—? ni jicely ‘furnished rooms. share apartment, responsible couple. (c$) | | PORE SF PARK ae 548 hoe prevent near ING . nishings, mostly as good as new, good i ook de » well MIND ‘ mplete with ' a ape “0490—R orm and board. y | 4 .. nba akee vir ateam heat. continu \ ASHI! NG TON RL... 4: a oO Large room, . te or see janitor. , 707 McPHERSON AY. guality. ~ large room flat well worth e; i DELMAR . light housekeeping: k $110 Forest 1146 mn shal x | } “onve park: G Six-room efficieney. beautifully furnished, 750. for about onebalf. if teken tmome og a 4 pa rey ts) | men, $7 eek . pree_eaiee Se sd | gut hot water, tile bath, launtry—janito RO. Se, a ae Ware: = — — Coon large living room with #un parlor, two Mur-| diately, remember, if desire. idea:ly ar- Brees Rox K 350. Post 1» spatc h a DELM AR KL. 3H. 10-——100 m and beget. a | Deimar 5389M_ aes atter | o p.m: (O07) lemes ; reasonable. a. = - fic are ra S00DFEL Low. 8193-5 coms, ‘aun “par- phy beds, tile hath with shower. evervthing ranged flat. wut in perfect condition “AI E lectric Motor Bargains | week. ame als $5 week Andel! 6772, | DELMAR BL. 5743A—Desitrabie south | WESTMINSTER. 33836—Secon oor front { lor, sereened porch. Inauire 5745 | complete for houseekeping, also one 4-room | throughoul. for both good home and Th MAR Ril $641—Man | or boy; garage front single room, modern apartment, room ight housekeeping Clemens. aan Sa (el) efficiencev turnished or unfurnished. one 6G. , reoming, just weet Kingshiahwaw: Hodm- New and rebuilt, motors at reduced bas rivil ‘gos: ¢ (c@) | congenial home. _ -————-—- | W HST MINSTER 3909—Desirable 2d floor /LACLEDE, 4550—t —} rooms and bath. | room efficiency with two Murphy beds, tin- | mont cafe at rear: either rented or teased vrveee. M tore rented and repaired. on ta 4 pri ' . » Aan “y ys = ——N DEI MAR BL. 4614%-Nicely furnished reom: running Water; modern apart 4 aan ie garage: first floor east; | furnished: rental includes light, gas, ice at exceedingly ‘low price See rw her. Rrosdwe lectrica) hi rage: also ‘parking’ In back yard: busees : hat , . | mt door, oer lines, all diree- JULIAN. “3aa2—Ww ell furnished rooms: c% also two basement fousskees ping rooms. veniences; reasonable. fe! May 5D44 | Cl ‘Ss ne | | re - at = - be eat bulidl et anima wah | adults “5040—Suite of housekeep- | WESTMINSTER. $136—Connecting - tront mats Sa0t—E room, ggertment. | - fess | SUMMER RATES BEGINNING NOW, | on Del urs telerdaces” O07] Dear t ' a ge = ELMAR BL.. 5¢ Uite |} rooms: private family: running water; | __= } o be appreciated | > e a nished flat: lant end clean. Cabany MiTl.l. AN $5404 Room and hoard: pri DELMAR BIL ASDO Sd floor west: de henette $80. must be seen t (og) | Suitable for two couples, Including sun par- | 2 3s ae ite family, very reasonable. Bell phone. | cable room in apartment: private fam- | _ kitchens See tanito: any time Sundey.__ jior, aiiver, linen. electric. gas. telephone | > ——— Delmar 47730 3 — tly. eas (G2) {“ WEST PINE. STS PeantTa, ore Mc! MILLAN. “4568-70-7T0A—5 rooms, steam }and janitor service: garage if desired +2 -— - = a keening room mv ere. ' » Ace rent low: open \modern conveniences. muet be seen to j Post Dispaich Want Ad Phones McPHERSON. 45 704—Neat ly — furniahes DELMAR Bi... 50: ce gag ggg dl room. | cat PINK. 4111--Lerge front room and | — heat. Jani re Vices sitchen: | appreciated Phone ‘manager. Cabany | FLATS ano APT's WANTED Olive or Central 6600 = 5 se.) ygggugtali . | sa, 1319 S Sth, rear. ) rooms, electric. ... [FLAT Wti—SS reward: 3 room a, - a eT PINE RL.. 4065—Furnished room KOLLAS-LUPFE R. “LL: 5S Cnemout - / 1517 Reer Picker. 2 rooma, electric 11 00) furnace. ejectric: Weet Ked: abo Musical Instruction \SARYLAND 4208—Room hoard. = home DET MAR BL... , 4426—Roomi_and kite hen- Ww wg Bs ee ioe % ~~ & gue | PERSHING CT yee cd floor: 7 reome / 2803 + ‘ass 8 reoms and basement. er 56! Box K-48] Poat-Diepatch “67 = | ae +4 ae gel : light housekee : ee i 2) u lor, good condition. rent reason: | electric . ss FLAT Wtd —tl'pner 3 or 4 roome: modern, EARN S335. Vlay popular songs in 20 | cooking, ladies or ke atlemen; = 1.i we $y | oe -twarage: reasona bie. {3) | _Tine nn bien prekerres: ; — re able. CORN ET & ZEIBIG TRI ST |1328 Monroe. 3 rooms and kitchen. 7s 2 adults; responsibie, south, $35 Rox | lessons. Christensen Mid-City BRidg | 4508J ; | _nighed : — a Ta large ‘front WEST PINE BL 4209—Nicely furnishes | 719 Chestnut. 11303 Hickory. 3 rooms. electric _. 25 60 c 141 Poat-Diapateh ee (c80) | RIDGE. S8BR—iarce room; excellent | BASTON,, 58: S0A—Bxtre | private fami! aree front room: kitchenette: 2 3 / ____ } Ww ASHING : . 40 00 Past - toch ‘ — _ Tuning and Repairing = 2 oe ' be hed ahead treat; mes e633) | phone, Jaundry. refrigerator, ¢ a lev ANS. 4036—Two rooms. furnished or| rooms open perch Mureey aes very at- leoea’ ne Florissant. 35 rooms, 1 = ee ; = a “modern = | mire —— ith beard: wext bath; 3 | washer $6.50. 37 00. — )° unfurnished: firat floor. rear i*) tractively ey oe aoesee. bath rinct ric aS 45 90 | FLAT ba a i wt ra a ..- ra. fiat - . 7 — .. | 7 i P ‘ - —— ' aulp uw . he o i) ° ‘ PIANO TUNING All inaetruments re. | Pee a? e aitractive. Forest 8587 | BN RIGHT, 52: 27A—Large outside room and | MORGAN, 2845—Room large front | — o, | 38154 - 3 roo oe? tg or weet. Tyler 77d qe) ;— +i Colfax 1214M. Main 1121 2000 | (3x) kitchen; gas range, sin | room modern; family peste Joby | GODWIN REALTY ©O., 574531 4e2) KOTSREAN. ‘REALTY "CO. 723 Chestes. | ‘PLAT Wid —-t'petsire, modern. roome, | th (¢2) | —— — Len ea fences. eon eT a ’ four ede : “? ay = = —‘ouple 4, refined private : Te WATERMAN. 5578—New boi —--—~ - May 1: South Bide. Box R Peet~ | BS PiANY Ti — ip, | ROOM—Couple employed, ' R—2 neatly furnished INE. 2014—Furnished room; all con-| WA . See man . - ' apices » ’ Weldmen ant hee: é- Ae | ee and garage optional! 1 ENRIGHT. Seeping front rooms: ail | I oS (#3) | are $85; © Treoms > ‘B) NEW FLATS FOR RENT | ee o 3 . — ae “serie | 3900 ees : 2) i) = a a er ale. in conveniences, mei ;ROOM — One. unfurnished, for married | 505 —Firet west. sub leane, | 4134 N. Kingshighway: 4 rooms, $50 A td - am _ Foame oO eR nes e e . ee iRoOoOM AND POARD—Excellent “meals, i uthern-ex- A | WATERMAN, . 5 3527, Arka ons 4 roore adule iranmd « te Par ‘— xr ERT Piano ~ *tuntine anc renair fined hone gentiemen or couple pre- | ENRIGHT 5084 A—Lovely ot hee couple. Cali after 6 Pp. mm. IAn. 317 4 er f heautiful a. room sleeping and open | wide n ~ th fren tile | be*he Coifax *h2aw _ FUsranteed’ TS vears’ ones iouee Perred Cabany 30947, c67) posed room, with or without hougekeep: | Le SiaE Cea. « rch will offer interesting conctssion ard wood HEBHAN. “Fan Cheettut. PAT Wtia—fy M 1. 46 of & roome. Kania, “744 Ruase|! Sidney 4 r th reasonable 4) eer REILE PT... ~ 4040- i Unfurnished ’ po faii to see this at once. Cabany L™ UOMERTY J ‘ he ' ¥ Mary Tre) Ye Victor B260W rooMs “AND ROARD—Best Sanson Ae ng. a ee ee amatt WEST —— ae ey dont fa (e2s ei a oe ty | lower, garece if noaesivie. have infant —_—-— ” tows arge front room, suitable for 3.) BNRIGHT. 58° ‘¢—2 rooma. ~ kitehenette reome: respectable colored. _ : 55O8W. —— | end f-yeer-old child; rent § l[ionit 2 oake hed excellent table: reasonable “well furnished, piano, first floor, I ———— rr “B41—5 ~roome ant Murphy Box B-114 oF cal) Vietor co77e™M ‘Gi | . “Wanted | Forest 3420 yard — en NT alan breakfast rom, Tees FLAT OR COTTAGE ae wae Wee owe ‘ . OE Oe F 1G adil , ° tnut ef ve woo 4 CaAsit paid for ee ond hand Y nuaical in | WwW orn et RI. 4°10—*%? reome ‘with EUCLID 4 &. a - Rooms AND BOARD WA EO MORRIS AACH r et oe —" | JEFFERSON 5 - 514 & “« nal ‘nfurnished . 3 con- | bath, heat. by Srumenta PONY PLACHT, 100L Pine. | board reasonable: family styte (3) Housekeeping lencee: janitor ROARDING “FOME needed at once fer WESTUATE 739— uti : necti rooms. gas. electric, beth, fur- | efulte. net eaceeding ‘ 193) | Sore T MINSTER Pt. 4549—Roome and newly furnte . en : after baby girl @ months o! Apstly Chil, BS tiesr Gerth, ASE OS eet Oss eee ee references. (at Pest-Enagaten, FiANO Wid “Sinha Gaake. cba- ~ “peop emplovest. service: & (3) dren's Aid Soctety ‘tinge 2070. ~ te) o_o pright, state make con. ! bene ; 1 ae waigy people 7 | e ition and price. Mea N-334. P-D. ic) Delmar 2033 (2 ». . -D, . y ? ~ g ) ams, : : - - | a eee Rear. ¥ a iS - ‘ a P ETO. FOR COLORED _FOR REN N. Ewi aman Riot we OO. 2368A te) ro Sar —SUSInEs® vommees a. Central : BUILDING—Becopd and Chestnut, south- corner: floo ce Haht, manutact, “he or printing BUSH- BU IRNS. 1 ries Chestnut. (056 CASS, 2702—Larme store, vacant; ih decorate: $40. Olive 8150. (3) FRANKLIN, 2023—Store, suitadie for any business. GOTTLIEB REALTY CO.. 2707 Frdnki bei ah oes Ryne “Loves w Tie Ww on bul oe a ine Ht rents poasename: one eupeutal ter forth BROADWAY. 2321 N— ’ itghe manufacturing. “with space oe. WREN, 54 5403——Brick store building, loca tlo in a .. St. Tous “tee 4 way Dr pat 1342. GRAEF REALTY - SOF Cheat nut. South BROADWAY. 7106 8.—Live business loca- newiy decorated tion; ni store; eee $s. RA 3501—-tore: living roome, large ono rent for any b busine PurEee. Rent rest LAPA 2733 S072: suitable for lortet or any business. LAFAYETTE, 2723 iene 8072; suitable tor florist or any bust RUTGER, 311—S8mall store: eved Treat, - ied) SEVE ENTH. | es, &.—Nice storei horas LZ cation STORE—2738 sidney, oul plumber, . r ; sok or, shoe repa any ness oo STORES—2601 lowa {cer Sidney). larae stores, fiat above: now vecant. suitable bakery. grocery. meats. tires. afy busi- ness: “Teasonable. oe *#) TWELFTH, 1833 Fa H. J. HIRSCH, “316 f Intl. atl Lite Bi _Biag. ¢ cuits West DELMAR BL. 4458-4462—Tee 26x31; suitable for beauty lor. ie@) PAs STON. 5146—<Good busin — store, 2 rooms, bath, garage: ae . _tral OF P67 Ww, (er OFFICES AND LODGE HALI, 6128 Baston: for ren lease: Secona and third floors aivided “Into light offices; newly decorated: Aesired wa lease the entire second a, Ms fleer ta one concern: the hall te of goed af ecod in well suited for lodge and ent nmen. McC RADY Forest 31 OBERMEYER. eR, 17% Bagton 451 TO 453 DE BALIVIERE A Large Store for Rent The moet choice location 'n the elty for any kind of stores. grocers or ane eenere shoes ladies ready-to-wear or any @bnere store of any ae B. divi: me Inte two serene, ie feaue REAL. Y oT . Olive 270. 12 International “Lite Big so) oe _— ee oe y wa NTED he yes —=—_ BU sen DING Wid —T wl ee bs a | about 4 ate, ost-Diepatch. —— ee a REAL ESTATE EE cen ee es Peet Dispatch Want Ad Piones or Ceniral 64606 pape a Ng = a: iomon daisy. ‘hoe aed c, 30 times ‘douy ao fen fe. ; , Fe; limes vy fe te e 80 times. daily fe. Mun REAL ESTATE CARDS SELLING REAL as ver. a yeore;. “ae sof weil As THE STERLING MARK ON MEAL ESTATE a fem Over Guantes CenToRy | — ~ oa, o ~~ eat: e ... . ~s a a . _ — ‘ - . 74 a , , r id . , * 7 - 6 ee eng “ee ow, ran ee we ee - a 7 a OME ER SE eh Roe Fh ye . " - wey TO we Ate - — ee —r — Rthen OOo BED re eA tne —s Tees + S/. a ei ee ee ~<a cet . _ = Ey nite enone —_— vs — ee
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CF a Se ee ee Re Ee a ee a Le ay ‘ t 4 ; ‘ . Fg ee : Si, LOUls &§ A GOOD BOARDING HOUSE is a highly useful business enterprise and earns Profits if it is well advertised in these columns. ~@a Serres Fe . = — es TUESDAY, POST-DISPATCH. ~-- APRIL 22. 1924. =~ HOME AND INVESTMENT WEEK BUY NOW! BUILD NOW! aa SPN Ce RENNER ene. a un ee ET ee as ee ea _ REAL ESTATE CARDS SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ae _— COTTAGES | FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE | FLaTs, AP'TM’TS, FOR SALE CS — a = ENGLISH BUNGALOW. For Sale — or | North Sar es -_ : a s os SULTS $9290. 7652 Page; briek, 7 rooms, sun BU: NGA ALO OW—We have under consiruc- 2S RE x ok ie | ou oe 4 ALE } QR AL iD RESI L, | Da ~) ar . réeevTl pore hi, hot-water neat, reom moder n brick bun« weep | Southwest a 6-FAMILY FLA T CHEAP - —— —--~~ START stc C ES: BU } THIS : "iA ers ing V~. “ é --‘RESIDENCES FOR 6 — | : West — aes | 3008-18 N. 20th «#.; 6-tamils fiat, 3 | 39 upstail —— ele - NGALA loors atti one! , . ie ‘961 Easton; 3 and 3 rooms; upsta y eckel- ie eV dt- Kari l¢ k ™{ ni ‘ 6-ROOM — OL me ge -vhell f ~ a. Sa ls 1&5 -! % rock fo unda? ion. | an) Richert. 5 rooms. one fioor: built- imer; real buy Price S1IS_0e0 teris / vacant : an44 , . ; ock from , and iin tub, hot-water heat, hardwood floors: a -ap “a * : —ae WOLF POLLACK R E. co... Olive 9o \ " {). . > Ww O00D—HOT- WATER HEAT be r FRANK &. DITTMBEIER R_ iE CO alk ae odern room nouse, recent Vv remodetlec Vv pro [ARD . “PO 8S: Broadwas turs tridge - Slo i handle. rice : ; Ce Pe Pa eee ae eee — ’ 6 rooms, ae. Ttry ware ' ANESS Wid. To exchange, 160 acres Marshall a and West Pla » s $1000 will Duy HOSE | built-in tee box, iced from outside: r '> m4. iMcome YEC Ki C2 L- FEYDT 7110 CO. 2002 8S 18th st. | o4, us rent: price $5760. Ss gs Broad was it s modern ‘LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH garaxze ives Cahbans S640W, Y fem Prat ai lectri tile hath. naridwood " ete ce.lar, 13 in: ‘a ic ALIFORNIA TYPE BC: BU NGALOW, $8200 rooms each; aduitional vacant jot on ¢ol Take $500 down Bargain PS an Offices ter ‘ is ares, Garage: 08! street ice’ $6900. $1: 500 cash, bal- | ®@rage; a real gem; corner Bruno: larg 6°24 —Chestnut bg, Ema Fe eo RYO. fot) MAYER 0UBLE FLAT 5-3 room | VEHAUNCEY P. HEATH. Olive 3164. (c) REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE Garage chicker eure large (CurrTacg hh r 4 rooms. bath, e! — 1216 McCausland: 2-Toom brick, hard- 31 10-1lz N "Ist st a : 3 Loc} ment and laundry: “wood floors. hot-w ater heat. marble sink. | on . tock brick, 4-fam- | air heat. harcwood floors, siate roof att * Marshal) av. end West Place; 3 ; ote | : box. ived fro | building of 3 large rooms each, EARICKSON, | opens on tiled terrace and enclosed garden with lily y a home; 2-car garage ee 3185 say ba m porch; sacrifice or »-ALI J. J ery . . - ° is Ft iy r. y J. JARZEMSKY, Rea! - . 3 F a . : JOHN H. ABBOTT. poe 709 Chestnut ‘or, __ #001 Gra ‘ois. O25 N. Gaand._ | Three bedrooms, two baths and sleeping porch OD S@enn, gHAUNCEY ‘_ _ HEATH, 818 _ Cheat nut. i - ag 132 business or make offe: A. liovda, ' te” $6000 (‘ales ‘ (3 a Pert DAS ent: ; Anat To exchange, 177 s. 40 ini } THOS, McCRADY & SON _ ‘a acre im | 4 5108 io aston Orest BIO ber; geod hard road. about 9 l- : meee a rt a Lebanon, Mo.: 6-roem hou 2’) pa 4-ROOM COTTAGE es | ae Central ms. milk house and granaries (oX170; on Eminence bi oe CUTTAGE BARGAIN, and We running water. Box K-349 | John's station; will t ik... : 52 ‘let 4+ rooms and electric; price.| exe *hange ‘ @-famiis 4 4 r as part payment: Rel | a. ] Clear: annual renta! $1530: will) 5108 patton oe te egg Ong vas (FB SEIBERTZ R. & 1. CO. 1704 Rus exchange for equity in apartment or — : ~ —- - isell. Sidney 1°71 Ceaitra’ 4+) as ern fiat. Hox N- 340. _ Post-Dis ron) | Ree BARGAIN “ oe QUICK S ViLUN, " ms a" ae tn, Telegraph road. 60 eet north of “”k- wand: Ginanced for 50008 ati eit |xilie: Me acreas bemutiful npots ‘vince’ North ee for equity in apartment or flats oe, Teer nee. high. rn Seen eels mo BU ae ALOW—New 5-room brick: well- N.339 PP DP ‘ all fo $5000 ; one-half cash: quick auction 3 erms: open today ; oFt- — S - «ante ne chance to double vour » on bu lt: street ata t mi! pe (cb : ING Hart SE Wr = -In *. hange iin ‘ Nip uUbarth phon e Kir K wood b4i).¢. | 3100 Abner Pi ; ‘ ; ‘ if a ia x 7 . ;t— e. unt i nm 9 yy we e. ga: s +4 ‘ + he ia. $5 DOWN—&5 FOOT—$5 MONTH , 4 OT TAG I A am Ae Tes - > ro ane. | , a; ALU ahou rie a paid Beau iful 50-foot lots, covered with beau- toilet iG ba aus: 6 WUl give cusy terms on differen: - rede: right car line; oniy 1 fare value ; Pope a ———j} Col ite x “015 LoU2 St. Louis. (4) FINE NEW BUNGALOW | - a . mite. (o4 F PS PARISH | EY ) 5 ‘ Suni “FLAT BARGAIN ST. ANTHONY ¥ he | 4y HOME AT A SACRIFICE 6 rooms. hardwood feore ap and donk | 3863.04 on SUI ATE SALE MODERN 2-FAMILY FLAT floor. Two large bedrooms and bath on third floor. Ey re «#5064 HN asin a beautiful home, 11 Stairs, built-in tub, hot-water heat. side | : ennerly, choice double flats, 3 3621 Montana; 5-5 rooms, nicely ar | } hardw floors. garage: fine con- rooms each: bath s, > c rnac ! Ye , * nar herd | , *L rooms. : i terms grive and pecege: ates Set, pith, ae trees; | fine condition, ‘low price, “$122,500. eee ee ae po nc 0 DF gp Agere types Dh le house decorated by Mark & Jones; $2 2,000, including ‘oe dition; must sell immediately; easy teren nt ‘ = ood floors. b als eee hg 4 ri , : Ao JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 Chestnut — yey es _Sennerly. 5356 jrear porch; separate fruit cellars} slatc | garage to be built of brick. according to design by prom. | ShaBA Academy Forest 1430. > 3 $500 DOWN—MONTHLY PAYMENTS | 50% *; a a. roof, | eS: BEAUT HEA A e r bargain: »d -FEYDT-EARICKSON, i: d:; 10 reoms, hardwood ee eee EAT—S-ROOM BRICK | neignvorhood: stabla; ‘cal, DArEain: Go a ae a ee nent architect. \ mt £100 fot-water heat. with other im: rea rgain,; mus 4335 Hunt av. Open. Vacant. Your PRANK L. DIITMEIER RE ¢O eae ae | {l00 chance; $4950. Why be a renter? 624 Chest ~ 6001 Fra voi S A\ 35" , , nF ae provements estnut ‘st. ALBERT T. TERRY & CO.. 823 Chestnut. | appreciate. DITTMEIER R WOLF POLLACK RE. CO., Olive 9544 | Uriginal “Quick Sale Wanted" Ag ts eo) | = C .. E co., —et | ORE FL. AT—se000. et Doctors and Dentist: FRANK 624 Chestnut “st, OW xen OM MOVING AW. AY 2813-15 N. Broadway: choice doub! me , ‘ — rt rt === —_-—- - - — ig ! “Quic k Sale Wanjed"’ Agen s. ic 10US TO SELL | flat, % rooms each: fine condition: rede: Grand and Halliday Saree : : or ROIC NINK-KOOM RESIDENCE A c= e - ition, oc- 46258 New berrv fine con BEAUTIFU L NEw BU NGALOW } fromm | Lo $6000, $l. 200) cash, baiance real live-wire proposition rooms, nicely ar- | terms; re Thr beautiful flats with doctors offic 3 ied by owner; must. sel! immediately; mE cupie can be sold on terms; price ; ' 5 i eee rer cetera eet } igee for man and wife Box «#6 , . od , A ; fice | . ) GE—S1500 CASH. ; 6436 Wanda ter.: 6 aPase “0 ee 0 PS Se ae ak ot “e ee . COTTA! +t co Fd ranged on one floor, tile bath hardwood | PRAN. ng ‘DITTMEIER R. E. © eparate ; - . ‘ open even) “nme } \ = See a ; . a »- room ttage.| ran iti s00F, ' al, ' “— } . 4 )., Waiting foom sepa! ae ~~ ‘i. nt Se SEF | tor trades ' De T iT! GE I oping - & VAT aa OTT REALT | fur: —- one ha ar "$5750. floors, furnate, beautifu e: ~ tric fix- 624 Chestnut with garages. Get full particulars. ' f : i cen} pargaim: PLOYD A. JOHNSTON REALTY «* yt Na 2-8 SHEEHM A 7-l Chest1.t | tures. foreene nd shades: garag | Or iginal * ‘Quick Sale Wanted’ Agen ts. ca? ve.’ [a - oa $8 ANK L. DITTMEIER RnR. BE. CO. NE W CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. CO., — Fi FR 624 Chestnut st 4 BU NG AL OW i L A T 619 _Chestnut * Ae tage Original “Ouick Sale Wanted” Agents, (62) es BEAUTIFUL HOME SACRIFICED Ligining ore ‘ it) CoIRA Easton a (abany |! ih DOU “G SHI SRT Y- oR") ‘ECKE -FEYDT E ARICESON, Amilton as. . . ~~ . ee N75 s. Broadway) e) ' ' Pouis OUNT 3008 ELLIOT AV ne fies ee - © ae 42° " — — vals - vl TDOORS— I COUNTY. , | 500) Gravois 3525 N. Grand. _ Oh Baste: 6 ann DS: tatee | Gecceneis | 6627 Pershing ......$19.500 6946 Pershing 19 3 i 500 =f ~ . - : > - rm modern Pris K cottage tlie bath | WEST OF CITY, A NATURAL PARK eres floors: a bargain at | ned heat. _— ‘dwood floors thr ‘Oughout;: low Southwest — 6635 P J : 99 500 97 rooms. 2 tile bathe, | price, = : | ail 9630 Pershing ...... s. 6627 Waterman 23 Bartmer; ~ ceed floors, furnace, stationary laund aarew Chamberlain weather strips: super 60x43. with fish pond, rit , rn ere Se ae = Mec RADY & OBERME YER, 5179 Easton ‘LAT—6 and 7 roms modern; ‘-car ees oto Porest 3196 ‘Del mat 566\ rage. 4916 Berthold wunds. 7 ) \ rk-like gr beds: garage: price cut or wt) ae) ] t 4 : ‘ - , 1d . ; on™“ none i \‘e rr - a ER Fie YD A JOHNSTON REALTY co. tu | : an a, f EP ets : ‘a arger pli ; . tmpreved. ‘at fren Tl ares 2 Owner leaving city; this is a bargain a: 3019 N. Ss AR AH L, oy re Agents, ame YA )( )( )( in shrude 90500. to $14,750 ‘Lightning Ree ANK L. DITTMEIER z- P CO.. - : : sta ‘ee an door a , $7 SV0; terms. (Cc) | as ‘ , 710 amilton av, Z | 500 to § 4751 Tor tmnmediate if | Doe | eople. | "can CHOICE me oem —_——_—_---—__——__ -- Three and 3 roome he electric and (Cabanv 285 Caban\ TEST (% 9 sult.” Ww q04 8. Grand, “Sidne ey 4" ae ’ > ; Doors From Principia ‘4 c hestnut 4 ’ ms ' ; " », | poor, f r all our people. You can "| 1 To BU NGAI OW—4- room brick, new, mod-j; bath; bargain for quick a; —— > F Drieinal ° uick Sale War ted’ AKents. (c6" nol uch now With automobile [~e? B [ NGALOW » | ern, good location: price and terms ‘y McCRADY r OBER MEYE R. 5179 Easton . BEAUTIFU L NEW SINGLE —_ Oo” S | i : be GERLING REALTY /O., Forest 319 Delmar 566W. | _ 2110 McCausland, just being finished, /O ee O St land 7 roome. reception hall: ew MOI t. nL SiNEss PKUPERT\ EN- 4 g ou.doors, sAN CS strengt h. aa ves ati tg v4. , 6255 Cheatnut modern; large lot: location Yale av.: SINGLY: PLAT TRADE POR Vu ANT an hour in morning and evening vou are a! , ND HEIGHTS a ae wiv sine@le flat to trade for wor! and heme og est ee =", beautiful 62124 Easton. __ Cabany 2509. 159) I ert i * = 361 eB 5 oak = coe ee sieeping porches Pui 3 Joors | Pie: satie ir: ae hry - Ox INVEST No information over pone. £co “Van living roon Ljxto sieeping porch, BU NGA ALOW —) room s, hardwood floors, } a= tf [ A h | ‘T |’ ij pg gg oo: ae. nat —. anes, | : 7338! Burd ey soars heath ra y “oes a ‘ ‘ yr } L- 7 | » . = , f . : ~ : : ‘ ar e Cc . o¢ dwood floors, ot-water heat: tile bath, hot-air heat. side drive; 2-. Five and six roome: nice double garage ‘oof, stone sil Is; double garage; price | | W hich ] own and offer from $1500 th $20,000, en we onatitien fen immedi admission, call Grand a. 4 ae : ie s) i : . . ~ 7 MENT CO... 1704 Russeli: Sidney =e R19 Wainwright Bidg double garage. lot £72126. ‘ car garage: a $7500: terms. 0: Parga n for quick 500 for qui oo ‘ vy ¢ ctl } rooms: su , ch P y . we - : , o ; ‘141, Post-Dispat McURADY # OBE RMEYER, 5179 Easton. | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. Double value property security, = ee eee (c62) a ee ” if : ‘Ss L116 Yal Ds ttractive | ay | CHOIC KT BU: SINE ss “PROPE rT | OL IV i ROAD REAL ES a ATE par ~ Delmar 566W a —— neem ee SS NEW RESIDENCE OWNER WILL EACHANGE FOR FARM - Lots, acreage and farm. vacant or im- 7412 Wise; @ cozy 3-reoom bungalow. ! W Nertheast corner of 234 and Cass, ex-| proved. TRUST CO. OF CL AYTON MO under construction; hardwood floors lal genie cag aaiere,_conventeness, ONT, ‘YY $4: 0) est J I EPST A rentiona!:. wel) MuUiit stores and flats c ev , , . ; x: . ‘ ily : pric : | : : : . 3 ; ae fents nearly ‘Sp000 vearly: exchange ren = ~" corner Ethel and Mabel: containe 8 | on hard road, in growing West End; come [711 N. Twelfth: fiat. 4-6 rooms: good APARTME NT—0-family: price $4200, > me EIN 18 a launreom,. Breakfast. Toot. he " ponalie basis: can make exceptionally good rooms, sun parlor: desirabie terme out Page av. to Center, south on Center to leondition: gas electric: zood inctme qu sale wanted; terms; income $7520. 7 rooms, sunreom, et ego aide hee ex eng fox farm or smaller business Kirkwood ‘ F f er ticulars nd prices, see oi . ——, ti- =. Th ~ wg | see ein WS dieketd ile bath. hard- | term, . ‘ When we erect buildings for sale. APARTMENT FL AT—~} 440 ‘Laurel: new, | 1 593° Julian av.. a a > gy — i. . rahe)? — izie. ‘2 riost learns TL. ‘a tig " n on tia? ‘ ; " ‘ . . . i , . > } r . ar ils » . i ii ; ’ ° at , j floors. hot-wate: , (oil burner): | always sold before the roof is on 4-family; 4 rooms and kite henette 4 i dence of 9 rooms, tile Bud 4, Panak 8 front: Sa ? erand oo Od «Easton. | the place for a a1 all family ene iB | weed fleora. modern: lot 31x‘ positive. | LIS Realtors. Arcade Bidg. Olive 378. | i proves that our cliente kaon our rep- | steam plants; 3-car garage; rents $3336 | |||! 1 reception hal! Sidney 1187W. every way: large living room, ¥ he +f a tse s “ tat mm excent by & from wm ; 7320 FORSYTHE—$11,100 : t uat on. and our hundreds of satisfied home. year; $5000 cash will handle. 1 e ' feors, . Lurnace heat; lot SVESIMENT PROPERTY Witd-—smal Sees (eee “Ota me large Ot, OUS g Aa "HECK M. ANN 2 CO. Ye “th BE New t-room beautiful bungalow: 4‘80 owners are our hest boosters ' CLYDE 8s FISHER, 722 Chestnut. (c4) |! 1° pr $1° ‘ E. co.. corner, flate or apartments rents > reper ~ ane . co Spi pe = oe EE eine > a ve °464 1c62 ” breakfast room. hardwood floors, hot-wa- Inspect the fiats In Mueller’s new subd! | APART MENT West End: 6-family; Sh kK Hike MM I: L ‘i ANN “si ACELED. R. ‘ 3) me Paid tor: price low; terms favorab ra > cial hempinat r erty. | vie! - tom on Chestnu ne - " : ter heat, etc. Owner will show propert vision on Marcus av., between Margaretta modern, income $4800 per year; price ; 44 a yth_ans - good value and show i qj | no 4; _* \ “7 " kk . , wi urn price asked: explain full: =a oe on | a , c ~ . Pt, wont a ON thy , JOHN H ABB OTT, Realtor, TOO Chestnut. and Lee, and see the workmansh’} Dp and ma $° 6.000 letter, Box N-3438. Post-Dispatch — «6? } —— CO orthwes 4717 LEWIS PL., $2000. ‘terial. “We will sell you a lot. assist vou FLOYD A. JOHNSTOX REALTY CO t | BOKERN REAI ESTATE CO. can sel! - od ; Cash, go 7-room bungalow: new | With your plans, finance your buliding, and , 7. ighening Agents hil \ B\ Ane | W KI BUII r “ 4 * 94 , ‘ - Kirkw a "NG AT OW - —.» rOo;g eftc ienc 7 modern. - ms d * b th n first F, or: ha! re | place vour insurance. - me | athe ZL J d ‘our property (“all Olive 1a! ry at oo rick. 34xx Line olin: s. 500 down 4968 vu roo an tile a 0 v . “4 We have sniv °0 lote left | - ubdi , 71 U Hamilton “ay. i ; . re “vrereaur ‘ S49 Fullerton Bldg (od) | — ; » wood floors, hot-water heat, etc.: a a e ie co a Cabany 285 Cabany 7882. (7) ||/| | UNIVERSITY ¢ ITY HOME : eon 5 , : BUNGALOW—5 rooms. garage. ° acres Maffitt : / garage: biggest bargain in cit v at $iv. S00. vision. Buy now: lots range in price from | - : ; ooms. } ¥ jar- | a 5 i buy. sell or exchange. lighitnu nue re | mile from Kirk wood S500 49008 wr 84000: ja ad ooms. ' JOHN H. ABBOrTr ; _ Real tor, 700 Chestnt ut sr a s60. ‘er Ly ive 60 aay ae es Ag 4 I ‘fell; Cobena” 256. , moteras EF 24 —. | } Brick dwelling, s large . ‘ —_ it (4) 35 i: block rth al —— i at a foo an numero: er lots in , o. Ly + i ___.___' A A . a . , : HH ‘ FLoy VD A. JOHNSTON REAL’ ’ ' . leant . pire ee o oom —— 7015 CLAY ‘TON RD.—$2000. |North St. Louis Office pre Monday eve- | FLAT—New; Hi-Pointe: 5 and 6 rooms. Moder n, ten rooms, W ith every convenience, of best ; rooms and lovely bath; hot- “ighining Agents. “Jari! Rt “a \ ‘Cash; beautiful 5-room bungalow. hard- nings from 7 to 9 {-62) brick garage; excellent buy; owner on || b ; ; , I h tem with Gabany 285. Cabany 7 | Maplewood NOW oN, oe er — _ wood floors, hot-water heat. large yea gamma ceemammmmamen —_— =! premises. 6466 San Bonita.’ (c63x) rick construction, large law ns, beautiful restricted sur. | water heating sys lat Oven evenings, Delmar Olive oa: : . - BUNGALOW-—-New; 4; russ porci and large yard; double brick ga $ | od di pepe ee BL GAL w—F 117 i Ww elii ngton: a standy rooms. bath’ elec taf ctures. f heat: | rag Re: decorate to suit. Very, very cheap Northwost F LA T—4- family, a, Dae ag tags 4 near roundings, which could not be built t ay for less than BE ss Tow . a sal a P Py ro and jarg S750, | lot 30x14”: on! at 2,000; easy terms. Owner will show. / — - Silane = = mama Nore erty? Hot-water heat, hardwood | ae 9 L. CASH ernis ENGLISH & E NGL ISH ‘R. E|| EUGENE J. ALT HE IMER, 817 JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. FLAT—4-famils on- Northland, near! ¢icors- garage; bargain | twice the price. Admission by appointment with L. F7| cleaning ‘irehan installed; PAY A Cc ANSWER IN 24 HOURS (UV... 7160 Manchester Benton G06. — i ne ~ Kingshighway’; hot-water heat _ hardwood | HENDERSON R, E. CO... Forest 4513. BEAUTIFUL NEW 5-ROOM SINGLE ors garage: bargain | 59)! ||| MAHDLER, Cabanne 64W or Olive 8088. 'B garage in’ connection with ANK L.. DITIMEIER R. g. co. ip I sSrt N oa ’ a o - _— —a ~ “ , fl« ” 1ENCE—5-room {Sait modern. | 5 NG ALUOW S—-New: 5-room iC a FLATS CHEAPER THAN OLD ONES HENDERSON BE. CO., Forest 4513 *LAT—#01la We , a a6 Ep ——— -— FLA T— 3 estminster; SO an sin- house: splendid condition: { ' - : _ fad . awe _— aaa "he: “ee | KES! DENCE— Sutte a’ * roo electrical fixtures S1000 cash, balance | : tog? a . 6 SGni Te send shrubbery: . ck, eg blo % ft r we _ ke rerit ec owner on ground 5942-54 vere as a a —_ Coen: terme. far brick garage; see today: easy terms | farage: price only $15,000, ABS : we >amt t : t ‘s ear Bungalows, Cottages Wanted aud made street; a barga! n: $6. 500: term Kenner! S| WOLF POL Pee sen _% Oth.) eee ALBOUT, Realtor. +09 Chestnut | BRAY. 501 Tiule Guar.’ Bidg. Olive 7374, | : convenient to stores, _ ) | : | Cent 37 ic: S841 COTE BRILLIANTE—$x400 hL.AT—1182 Hodiamont; new; 4-4 single: lines, schools, churehes, ’ University, ; For fr. ENGLISH & bLNtrldSH &. CA) r } (“YTT AG} » rooms and re eption ha . mes + onere + pd Witefon a “4 if 7 ae SES : Many heste Benton wi 7 ' a oan lot 2507 Semple io) - Or ‘ee Ho44. Ey ee ae entra | 26557 + c4 ’ i 4 and Oo rooms, b athe. e le ere. br ick y steam pDiants 3 Murphy bed, screens. i W shin ton Rox N-1)"? Pont. Dispatch : © | ZEPHYR” PI ; ti , ' ‘ a , h ha wou d fl oor He nt n 10: SMA ‘c6". - J - 4 5143 NOR 7 H MARKE | ° . — s FISHE R. - on Chestnut. (c4) Cabany LI LS. (6) iif ‘ 14 Chestnur st. , o> «pe : - ee rt Pais heal " SO000 0959 Je rome Ben a i e srw er noatnse - - P '] —_— — = . = , Origine Quick Sule Wanted’ Agents. he OT 44 it. (2) ord wand aaa throughout. latest ot i 31 eee as also 4018-" 0, 5843 THEDUOSIA eon, zie; eleeping porches; hot-water heat. nnevago s't., wonderful room arrange- 3 ane 6 derven fiat; baths, furnace. 3-/ hardiwood loors, tile bath, double brick | — on usiness Property Wanted ~~ vu 5-ROOM STUCCO RUNG herein - ee ea " > ~~ re FALAW COTTAGE—5 rooms, modern, furnace. fine (440 Washineton, 6-room brick: ultra. Five and five roome furnas e. electric ~ wry > | L hal RS « ‘ORNE RAND FLATS Wrg.— ‘009 Folk ayv.; hardwood fivoore furnace condition ertra wide lot; owner 3503 modern: open for inspection. rPOWN tiel bath ety he ot , ‘6 agent ve 7135-37 AL AMO BEDROOMS—$2: 3,000 417 Fassen, 5 rooms, modern (ot) i¢ ain, imsid tairs --car Barrage; | New. double, 5 rooms and sun room; | | 4614 Wileox, 6 rooms, modern. . ee ° *@e@¢@ees *-* Jl We have several! cash buyers who have 4ol-Waler cement hasement Karage con- {| North Market | REALTY co Benton 511 Cabany 911 F ’ > 7 ' : — 5 Res — . Chk: as ‘erything in first-clase condition ors t: ° )- ° ‘the money in the bank waiting for good nection with house; lot JOx140 special GR — —— (oH?) everyt : . ‘ Separate steam heat: rent &; 122 terms. | | ) ; ; 7 io , ; -ROOM NEW BUNGAL » trey $7950 SL ne aes ——~. | McCRADY @& OBE RMEYER. 5179 Easton | 5) Or : 19 Chestnut | || 6014 Wanda, 4 rooms, modern MR aoe clean corner in St. Lou! see Us } Price or cash or good down pasinent 3014 N. Euclid: gun. par hardwood | Forest 3196 Delmar 566W a a cx — n —— | 3816 Meramec, 5 rooms, modern. . cececcocece FE ‘Cy Pane: BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ee ‘ 7118-20 AL AMO—$"21,800 4:3xx Gertrude, 5 rooms, modern... oc 0c cea ’ GEO. 7 WANSTR A TH, , -1 r ly eager hes first house wee: (‘a’il Portes? "NOR floors tile bat fireplace ‘See toda} | » COTT \ (y ES w I 4 rooms sun room and in R — —e (1 . cb . - y ; tra | mle eae ule: ae soCm ane : 48°23 Kansas, 5 rooms, modern ._ SA: 2 0 0ée ae Sentr | G reulich s Ne w Bun valo Ws "ithin§ city If vou knew you could | -—S— South ————— — ee ee ee ee 6257 Goener, 5 rooms, modern osceteene ue 500 aa | cinta Toe —.. Ss sapmnnili Flats, Apartments Wanted F Overland ’ 4 NI * 1 UUR LE _ buy nic e 3 or 4-room cottare ‘vorth eee ong Pre on ic Rutger patatna de 3 JOHN H._ABBOTT. Realtor. 109 Chestnut i — Cologne, * rooms, modern ecrecopicccccces F000 wee 2374.26 Fiddle at.: ‘rent l 356 per an- — a Ty eee ders . — ‘ “UU. LEI Se c 3. ; : , dec- | —__—__— meee | | BN Ne L 4 S APARTMi: NT Wtd.—3 6 families. | BUNGALOW—Ove riand; 4° rowonis. bath Before buying be sure to see Greulich’s | the money. on easy terms. rt vo orated. olny mee ‘5 Vacant: ready. to 1-5 ROONS DOUBLE GARAGE And 5-room frame, 4060 Schill av.. $4250, and 4-room frame. 4300 Rum; lot 650x155; price $8000; « fine about 6 rooms. ox C189. Post-Dis furnace: new: immediate possess) -;aew pian 6-room anu breakfast room bun-/ 4! least look at them? ° a ' move in: open for inepection ; sacrifice | 14: Semple; new furnace, white enamel $4250. and several desirable ilding lots for brick or frame cot ‘ buy: will gubm mit reasonable offer _* ‘LAT Wid. —Single. or double: bath or R000 ns balance moi ithiy: owner. =06 |gaiows; in bungalow district, 5: 200 block i abit - BA, 2 warlstand. KEANE &é& F RANKE, 1008 st ; r “@ . . ); @iore- completion: tG:reulich sells ‘em before | — = a — a per . — C5 AS valance ‘ v. ~~ a metres? | i Ni \lA Aa Overla id 4 rooms, new. 6 ~) fr t that sube ontractors aad FLATS. AP’TM’TS., FOR SALE AT AR T M EN T pte , South —o 4-fa 3 ROLLA L Urein ise a ane i Phones: Office, Riverside 3330: Residence, Riverside 2384M ce : — eu ey electris newiv t ickpointes - _ ; j Nortr cece ++ -USoee Dienietinines SS ae. em : eo onnngeeedeneand w—_— Residences Wanted frame, bath, was, furnace, electric. XY i etme insieal men homes ts iaiicmmen thas Seay rooms. electri A pa ~~ E81 DENC 7 Wtd.—To buy: large: suit. Se ' Hawthorn and Hood avenues » best prool of ur reputatie and that | Fi. . aerna. brick, 2-family : must be { PEERS. SO orakes: = ante yo 734 FORSYTHE “_ Lip UENCE Wtd.—To i larme: aut $4600; «mal pay out: wacalt or moni werk a Bon. ~ 30 laa 1a: $2700; borne, Apply at 4011 2 4) rents SUR4 year! ¥y: sacrifice $5250. terms. i ou r rooms and sun rooms; ~~ . RNER—$750_ CASH. nobile mlance monthly. ih saaer Seeiiiaes wae Richmond Heights COTY oe gyre dandy en ot oa. 40 a Kingehizhway $19 500 Fat aahic. now maaan 2 as a aan “RADY & SON, 5108 Easton. ——— a fara a . real tan Bing A pore ag a Ha we heat: with plenty of ground, WOLF-POLLACK R, Vv. 3 (o4) Cassy terme: special, ; ecuring oy ~~ Sieciric, Dargain, “Silaney Ge : te “HS. chigan ” ri f re orner — - ; 2 —_—_—____—" | y ; pe YE ~ i Tok | ye mh pecuring pA N. ov liagp Yale Hi Pointe gunrvom. 3a°7 Arkansas: $1 9.000. 3300 Miami. mee. Corner, opposite art 9 ‘rE FOR SAL KE. 2a tCCRADY, 4,0 BERSIE ¥ 5 ed, "60K ae DENCE—Eiae Sha 4 ) STORES AND VL ATS AT SAC RIFIC -F - = 0 astgate. $21.000 —— a built-in tu and ia cuthwest eorner of Broadway an sbagpeese: and ot ra ong A tt ome investment church property for , ‘ rT go = a Uli AGh—New, ‘$ rovills, , peoode. Cal) 0! 458” ‘TERE! preted wy Ma : bom Poavianes lot 30x19U0. Sv800: ters. Above buildings just completed: 4 roome ———— a oom MOORE. 200 x "ae ‘ in 4 , 5 ASE “REAL yY CO... Cabanyv } bi Pt. hy — sdieeried x1 - 7a) tile baths, hardwood floors. furnaces. on- E LAT Modern dol uble, 3% rooms, bath and’) FLOYD A. JOHNSTON RE ALTY CoO. i OWNER I EAWING CITY condition: price rivh! two stores and eight flate: os 2 e1l%) =. -— = a eS a ee ner _cu'ters. downspouts. acreens; $4000, electric: two-car “hy I Ga petcisted lightning Agents, 710 Hamilton a H 4 | OTTO W. FREIS, Realtor, er v: renis about $4000 yearly: price for ta ‘ ‘or - Brin fain ,| COT eas theca eae we eeuie | 0 $5000 cash. balance terms r Ow woe “ 30 Dale $1: 000: liberal terms Cabany 285, Cabeny 7882. (7) ‘e: 5574-76 Vernon av.: big double 5 and __Stdnev sx 99459, 2928 “3 : to $25,000; terms. See alike an price Sue, Darkain for cash. 2012 | noUGHBDRPY SHEEHAN. 721 C eatnut ver. Box $1. Post-Disnatch. (cb) piven modern, sleeping porches, garages, side | 39° 7 rd 7 “a Suburban Property Wanted ree 37.0 ner fi terms. ;*? WV alsin. = — (J) * ae PLA’ !—30x: . Eads, 4-6 rwom flat. bathe 131: . GEST END 5 AND TS |drive: see at once: bargain; terms. , 28 COND > Pp RANK t.. DITTMEBIFE R rE. ¢o., Roun Wid Te ae Wobesc. anus COUNTRY FLAT IN (TY —s: 2000 Ol T AG E— Modern $-roam immediate .~ Lurnaces, electricity: excellent condition; | path and rel ices ; WOLF-BOLLACK R. E. CO. 101 N. Sth. | 500 on terms. Ls : “S108. Chestnut at. » have large tis ing 7 rovn Box ¢ lie (aah Od Lhe i Norte Mmichmon: : hl “ang nat lerimis - shuoet cash, va lance -/X134; no information A +. . r phone. Co! or ! > > é ] | — — fed) SHAUNOEY P. HATH ey: 0 tam bth a *“* puick Sale Ww anted™ Agents (cé2 “Pout - Dispa te h “a, @nd of Market ea Same ff oa? | mn LS 200) bieck Pestaiozzi Pa R RC 0 KS ~ ( ) FR m E RS H ARR ¥ M. BOECKMANN. %715 Frank- . S : j ee SON, 35108 Kaston : Roxx ST. VIN : : —— - — yp K RTY TE @ascy will nc: 7 ak | Goat ste am frat. gurace 3 ti | oy ‘hie of le =. Jetlerson 1O4) oie _lin ay Bete {(C) Forest 89°O°. (cd) | \W ae E nd Single | ~ . . ee AV. sad Bh S| XN ESS i Re¢ y : os pay cash for ’ ! ¥ ~ |COrtTAGE—L 1g gtories. 6 rooms, concrete R KAI ‘ IN V ESTMEN TS | ay NGL sd. ROOM | PLAT —$600VU 6570. MAPL kK ATES . Se ae ‘ 2 cae “= 608 » N. Prairie: fine store building and B. § ’ : ; hot-water heat ; house ie S| Soo an . aot. or (jlendale home miuet ive ‘ioe cH at tod et '> = m : ; “we . ; 4 2 , HEAT " "RIK, Mhoetnoet DascInent; Bas, erectric; water, lot LOU x $13 Salena; 3-story A ‘ ! ng. , il. . ; , hove: right tor quick | { hes artic ' : : to e- “ao —— t Ad « P nd nice ee New double flat. 5 rooms and breakfast " J. 1, Co ‘“ rooms a im ; __tton ‘t 319. ‘Fou ‘Dis ! : . | lsd: price BIT 00 Ackfeid-=chwarze, - ( gt ye WO poy LR a 4B ice | DOU GHERTY ‘SHEENTA 4 hee iu room, hardwood fioors. steam heat _ deco i Ik lat Bar gains . Sidney AIZ R. Ce 76. 2) res 7 will sell bullding and inv oice — — eon ‘ i445 S. vVundeventes serine "33600. ay el gree Sg en ES re Co | rated: very large lot: 4-car brick ga- | 6013 McPherson: bea: aides B and 6 - ag oat ‘oniplete stock of hardware; 3-car arate, Ds nad \ ( 1 {a ve COTTAGE—Brick, 4 rooms, vathroom and. lance easy. — : : : | “hatie 2 4 — - 6 “ROOMS—a1s, 700 rage rent Si 61 0; price $26,000: ” easy lreom singie- het-water heat Ch mae se ters thin hen first class condition, For ’ ” . 7m ' large reception hall: ior OUxL1VU; frum v91-0 tusse atns urnace, elec terms: a beautiful home flat floors, double bri ' wa ion Ueuls rn apormty , orry REAL EST TE FOR SALE - A i tl by yh a 4 well-built one-story! trees and grape vires 4947 Hummeia- Hartford, 4063-65: very desirable 4-fam-/| t7!¢:. 50-foot lot: rent $2100: terms. IOHN Hl. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut i 7 ck garage; admission by Meme ‘. rs eer , A OR he RME Yer S179 ai we “and cha. *, tine rooms and bath.| heim av.. UB biocks ixom end of Cnerokee | ily; 4 rooms, furnaces, garages: $18,000:|JC!HN IH. ABB TT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut | _ RENTS 73600— MAKE OF . az 5953 Maple: 6 ana rooms, tile baths, | and floors: hot-water heat ie —— — elmer 6-FAMILY FLAT, $8400 6314 Cabanne; 4-family, 6-room effi- | hardwood floors, garage: eoecial barman JOHN it ABBOFT Restore’ - No rth t BBO . Real “5 : dado ] Be : o wes Za8 . Ne o cr ‘ c or Northwest 115: price $3000, "M Walle: lot 25x} line. i) | good income; always rented; terms. ane 9 bane We MME . M "al N-SPACKLER RE. CO. ( “OT TAGE 4600 blo lock - Varrelmann ay. Ae - 526.28 8 ait tease Pt cot, Seen le; J rooms each: rent | clency apartment; terms. Get card of ad- ica otal Fm 6. Seeeee 12 Ms) , yN ° ee a 7th and Chestnure v-Toom = OPrick ain, £as, @giectric anc Seventh bi., 1526-% =.: go sUuminess ae E i mission from ediate possession sd — Rantala det “ —v- Mieetees ~ Paige Al ae RARER a nu ate Te furnace: can be buught with ‘$500 cusn: lox ation: stores and flats: bargain at JOHN IL. AB Fe rr a or. On (*h leatnut |. SEIR ERTZ REAI TY AND INV EST.- These are all L rood bu uve and won "t last GHT ROOMS BA 7 . oy : ™™\ Es rMr NT =~ Novineset aac 1s: ? {2 SEIRERTZ REALTY AND INVEST u , peice Te7uUs come ane eee. \ $12,500: income $7142. DOUBLE, SINGLE. COTTAGE—$10,500 | MENT CO., 1704 Russell; Sidney 1211. | !0D®. SCHARVFER REALTY CO.. mont hed hous i yrcus and St ee a ee ENT CO. 1704 Russel! Sidns ‘ 1} n vers ty City oy, — . ae oo - 7 CO., 401% Mae ¥ e 2214-16-18 Mena qd; splendid niece of | (c63) | ——. ———- a ainwright Bide. b ° 4 ac ay . " ast tor os ¥ ay Be with ‘hath and ieee . a 5 mh aaily | tal. (.' 2) ‘ g l lock from car;|tncome property occupied by 7 families Sa at = ee . : LA — @ . a . 178" | : 50-foot build ae ta. Uni. pen «nal , - fi Shenandoah. 415 half bloc I ( milies. — SINGLE FLAT g : look at S| oe ctriec and @ af « rent $5400: bar ———————— : , | > beautiful site: «mall each pwu'r LAGnh—4t734 Michican: & rooms. elec- 6-7-room flats: modern; low price. BELLIS Realtors, Arcade Bldg. Olive 378 1384-86 Clara av.: first floor: has fh | __RESIDENCES FOR SALE (near 16th and Park) nalts , ” . = S10 ver month. Olive 9313 (c4) | icity, fruit’ trees, e€tc.; lot #Ux15U: : 3526-28-30 S. COMPTON rooms, bath, hot-water heat: second floor | WHYMAN, 407. 722 Chestnut, Olive 00 WANSTRATH, Ti7' Chestnut. IMPROVED PR'P'TY FOR SALE NG py Ay — room s modern 7315 immedi: _— A om pe ee, — $0200; $1000 Hartford and peargaatore: 3. tf “penis Opposite Gi avois Park 6-family fiat of j} has 6 rooms, bath: third floor has 3 rooms, | RESIDEN( CE—7-room bath. for quick | “ me: . . . fed) a _— — =~ 7 Dors ” ve) nit ie, nan pot ae ‘ wv ae ‘AS! hie oes tll _ store and flat: $i. 00: make oO er. 3 J a ogthe. = el ectric rent s” 30 sac- “eo Pes re “i wt , 500. yA cars: lot 156-58 ‘Odeon Bide reasonable te: =. ROOMIN MING HO i a ; _—- — ° Aber linenia ' q) INSTON REALT . . . ; Oss S Ht eV O ruil ee - | : . riftice o t) son). is x ‘ ) . price ? od on terms e cq Beit. : na and bungalow s cell eet lightning Agents + ie. ney bstoJ open bie bargain: | . > at (c"*) ‘ * ‘: | . _ On this: erice 1916.Gan OUN H AB wr Realtor. 709 Ches P t il i - ‘+ MceCRAD ° \ UR. o1l7O East ' Te ao ——————— T cae. Ne? th— ) 00 ower Grove (cor, Swan, Fx — 877 ac res. 14 miles of Newbure Ly thee a Seo ; a. Re : o gf | estnu ditions; liberal terms. at ate r es; owner upstairs. ‘For est “alt a BERMEY "Delmar sawn ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN hk or Homé or Inves rat BS I fia te ents aces, ‘oultabte ony buel- ae aor mo ae. Uwiand and Vuiley, ‘oreat 2°28 his ‘915 — BARGAIN IN COT TAGES THAUNCEYS HEATH. S18 Chestnut. | — —- —————___ | Finney av. near Grand; splendid nine- | 3926 Connecticut; 8 rooms, | We; + DOO. omeh down Grand 4 (4) ore arn oO wn ari land uli wa 4° oO Eas yn liave collages on Goetne Cecil pl.. California. "905-11: at Gravois: four JU sT FINISHING room brick residence; bath. furnace. Rarage | furnace. tile bath. hardwood : ~ ¥ o-~ ike “N FLATS. ie or | fo ‘Oo cars ginegt location for rooming | screened sleeping porch, large £ ‘an eat ae ‘Sa ow RU © Cushing, rents = ; tention _———— « ee i, __ fenced and cross fenceu we od building ! |b . . : \ rl : - : . “ resden av.jand ail through Gravois 8 families: onlv 835000 pay down $1000./Some new 4- family flats o 44xx ‘ } | \ | SS l] } TF —~ | > ca 18 and ehurch in sweht;: “2 ‘iaily tiailis — + > het j : . te _ , , . ’ . ’ on ; a ; . 4a — lg i-¢€ ass Sing t WM " + vily . | > \ R j ros and particulars, see | balance from rents. steam heat, hardwood floors For inthe: c moe eee BE WRISBERG, * Laghtning | Z location; want quick sale. Gra . ms on . Vance et let, i £eod income 4 > i *) | A R A \ ] ) i AU I ~ ay LLZ 5243 Gravois River 4.90 : a a ion ab» | . laree ais wht “ Sevens > = ; = ae ites ’ 41: ; + 7 Sha = 4 ab nal hard wo oe ll P hone ( ‘ab. 4400 or Del | 812 4 (@e ) RESIDENC 7 > meni if rooms. ~ $52: 50: 19°] Je it. 4003 Fiad ay. splendid * bee fF r Te ard flate. renting for $1560 per _ . . . 4 sc rl lo ‘ ' ' ri ‘ ar ; ’ on ’ % : —_ ‘ ae . eats 7. ed » | ree oa ; ’ . ms sot rnd ee BE mate, rite 10 a bargain at this price; will sell on en Arsenal, 2701-03; ht igh Class building: | tile bath. separate furnaces. ’ painted first-class condition: new furnace. newls wet tee bungalow ; steam : antne RZ RE ALTY AND INVEST- “ tate Dept. of Am oe Stale — Mecrarpy « ORERMEYER, 5179 Pasta. See this today. stores and flats: $22,000; good business | and decorated: rent S?2°O0 Pr 3 r For vi | " R PP RTI NT’ y de ‘Corated: lot 2 5x192; vacant; open. ; sereene " . MENT (%). 1704 Russe Sidnes I ‘tr? > > : " ~~ . _ a) - ™ A i : me | e ’ P . - as - e ; ' .. me es ; . Cetaing: “wich: (maj | — erent Sif Delmar 566 708: ¥. DICKMANN R. B. CO mares zer SO BOs east sy =. te OPE NIT FURNACE, BATH, ELECTRIC—84000 "| tric fixtures, ; - 7 #2) ' 7 — 7 me i ” ae ‘hest: ut ~- = » : , —— — — : Owner must sell i s beautiful! well. $7 Madison 6 fine rooms: termes : This — Pte =F ° mM, Webster Giliivce : | | ” “ eee EO ES: ands G-room resi- 4068-70 LAFAYETTE—$ 19,000 built apartment at 5764 Westminster: 6. | BELLIS Realtors, Arcade Bidg. Olive 378 | shown today by is offered & 8 W C orner lowa ‘and } Sidney ssouri | DWELLING nce; onl) ‘4 : sag ~¥ Thurman: one 4 ‘family, bi | family, 5 rooms and sun Pa or in perfect () } all P k H ae eo 7: bargain price with easy te 2 a Stores. flete aheve one fet and etores - j s- o>: new Kerry al ] Sal. b} L b rooms reakfaset room an sleeping pore! cond t on: reni SB0) OO s ye; $s rh om a} 0 WENZI Ck. Iolo ¢ ut. OF : Sas ‘ . : . . boss be . rocefy aces, oe At ag P ate bem neek Vester n\ one bioek south ~~ | AR coer vOO6 ( WwW See these and ask us about many other) hardw ood floors, etc.: double Rarage; rent | will handle. Don't mian this. oe 6-room side . = — | ; meee then Sao o. *. a a r hoya va Watson = at ‘\ chicken WEBSTER GROVES TRUST Co lnrge — in firet-claas cendit: bargains in all classes of business property. | $2700: a real bargain _RUSH-RURNS. 1105 ‘Chestnut at | Sentia t — nee, reception hail, bath; _ Me gag $450 - "S22 00 * Grand : a, oa tS Ported glee ‘o8 t S01 30 a vitheut te: ren flats. residences, tenements. building lots | J¢ HIN HH. ABROTT., Realtor. 709 Chestnut | ———— : a an dec ‘orated: wher “wi ah water Ha y Olive ly Ss , see YORE | ¥ cas - yt eaane . °o a - . ty ' ,ar- Wr . 1 ‘ : ‘ o' ll show » ve Yearer. 3s0u" neerel el: R) ~** mt ors , ane atti 6 -reem bath za ie at B5500 See ¢ likt ‘+ } AS NV RRINKOP ae it aoe Sn adh ell you what to buy FLAD AND 39TH ST. A | AR T Nl KN’ I } LA’ | ee | N V ’ Nr’ = BB ARGU ‘a1 Y b. ~ACKHE “ATRM ou es ’ ren Brace - we Ein 3716 Loughboro: igh Riverside SJOTM He _B ROOK S | REAL LTY_ co JO7 N. 7th 4-family. 6 and ©: al! MPFrOvet nents NOR Fasigate { = ie 4 rooms and | garage: fruit and shade trees) ES Ss] M EN | ’ ae Te PAttanvitie, St Louis Cour EURO Ur a0 £ Guar, Bldg -—— _~— ) ‘or . W et, i a = : agen me ‘terms = Rain for quic in Sa le ————e See cupeeneeme een eee 7 ee ¢ b et . . . , 4 . grain, A. nig ¢ miles ie cits limita: oe nee lots and loans Cali Webate: "SS Southwest Centrat RR AY. 50 aL 4 1 Mitte _Guar, Bid le. Olive this. | —_ RADY a0 a rE R we MEYE canes 8 Easton. | yy —— “tC tiled ait a ~, einen 86 Dev onahive-— fi 6 atiet af 19 3-ro9om Mate and 1 were By —~* Nes gal » se ‘c65) a" eet ok oe 7 oe ee 45 o1- 03 F {1 BSON AY ores ied elmar Of roo r ~ er Ce lent wondition - iow rent. 3s per +e BLE . Th insiesieieeesiaailll ; Our large list of flats: easy _terme, at 4 . . =| Open today atic. comfortable Admission 7 oe Price S$°8 BOO: 6 terme C(REMRLEY- WILSON é 1 cO—|- ebster and our sale | \ ater ee Hoffman rooms, and bath; rent $175 per month: price $15 ‘ eee Uli e 1 proneriy _ is frame; ju npleted: nicely wrt | 500: pick up this bargain; will seli on Just east of Kingshighway; best rent. | RESIDENCE—3647 Spalding, 6-room mod | wie . u . | _ North terms. ing location in cits + sine'e apartments ern residence: garage: owner lea ing RB ARG AIN $4000 eye : _- - : $1000 cash will han die 4 rALLAN, cot aoe = t i WITH ff ' atin urnace rj ioid | ' r mao of Webster and Our BH\e laces ‘ es 4 Se —— JOS. F. DICKMANN RE. co ‘+ families each, 6 and 7 rooms: & brick city; WELSH-BERGFIELD REAL TORS, 67°70 Famous av: 5 rooms, ’ ’ list of homear: orice 21500 ‘ } stp = vaats ; ade . ar on : RB N PROP Y FOR SALE \\ "I BS Ti oR (FROVICS TRI et ' Ror >. OO Ot soxd a iL $1 sant Cash ‘on FLAT— 3832 2 Parneli st.. 3-3 rodm. baths ; : R723 Cheatny Tarages ‘tll sell on terme and the price ‘usu s1000 alan ery reasonable terine garage for = machines. ecreens. shades. -_— - * right see us for this snap _Fo ‘ems iti 5440 FE aston. _ +e6) : % blocks south MSON MAL ue 0 iv maNe . RAK AIN | : ——______—___ - —_——— —— . act quick THOMSON A cy) Sas : pom REAL Bt POR PARK TY Aw v—s-foun. | me lo : i@al ba: _ ROOMS \ ° ' | one ') ‘ ; ( °) inquire 3914 Pa rnel| st _ (62) 4146-428 DE rONTY—819.300 hrOsS b DICKMANN a Oe Ld ti 4 ‘ ‘heatnut 1800 w AB ADA PL, . 2. & eunnenwiguietoen Olive saan Room 41 Outhe r ww b are 4 060 — 6a BRS i’ - ast corne >a “in live asus +? bass terns Zz , — — ae a" ‘oe .¢ ruil atin ‘ ’t) - 3 At ] f! t T ‘ s nr ‘Fr . - mall » PECTS eee ct agra xf Gown: gas. |: Beautiful double fat. 4 rooms and eu BEAUTIFUL FLAT ail"on one floor! look (acne $g reek BOreR | : a reais - me ti 4 ii on one floor: loo today, 7350: tern Pa 4 be. ay: & ‘aie 4 Teduc aoe from - 7 ’ 4 AGE — 4504 (hak wool } itt ! a ar " Cm TAN “cy TrAGsE os B ‘ . rave in bath tf, " >, es “IT CHAUNCKY p im = ee tates “wend ae, . furnace electric and bath. 7514 N. Spring. Cal) +e + mid, b . se E GiRLIN 0" ae wa ByoU ae Imarazal HEATH. ¢ e AKG ©) oan ID aa ~ cellent mene Forest 2343M. a le fe4) 7 condition: rent S688: big bar & and : oat aebaoe gd floor, tite | LHAUNC EY P. HEATH, “SIS Chestnut _ West ; S ny 200 * Maes 9p | {5} SEX ‘OND, 4121 N.—4-room frame house; | JOMHN®H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Cheatnu: D&tls 2 Steam hoe nated: brick and tile 5150 GARFIELD—OPEN 2 TO 5 ' q KI bo 4. Weliston _, 4941 ITASKA—sé6650 ollet, bath, electric light. furnace: space | — ' 1727 SOUTH FIG HTH eax Westminster ple Anais , ; Beautiful, well-built home of 7 Tada | | HOtsE— ques Horton pl. 4 . * FRANK L.. “DITTMEIER fe * A 2 missi@@ by card | rooms. tile bath. furnace: in good condi. -~1 Ml ee Ori “ x ~ (c6%) Ta final “Quick Sale Wanted" Agents. | acres Wlth * 4-room house - Dandy 4-room a gaiow., Nay dw 0d f)., 0 2 : S00 Cash, ba lanes S10 Der BtNag ALAIW —New reom modern i? i“Arge por } ete carage , * rm autos. - SaEnE nee fe) Single 3-room flat vith garage for 3% Oniv, Forest 77RR or wri "” , : mt rand #4 205M $150 Flad, (6) eacrifice for E800. serine Hol oy . JOUN FH ARKBOTT. Rp Realto ‘ rh ‘ heatnut. FLAT—Triple. on orth llth #t.: 6-fam- | cars rent S600 per year. Get a l of ad 1% 7 (e) | ee “BUst URNS longs, Jet. "h a te” oo ae _ , ¥ : . r: , pair yet - ‘ eatnut st . on clusive « > : — 1S! $4 Enaleholim., nm ar St. Charles tapadi Won rk > | A: rooms; £0 renal low rents, nission from 4 BEAUTIFS 4 SING ee _— - .. ~ Mock rd . regina, $40 oy. hl | ~ 1" TT NG ‘Lows ry —3 - | = | REPU! I. L pinkie E. HOME RARGAIN } $1° 5 a month: price $8500 cash: own- J Led SEIRE RTZ REAT TY AND INVERT MI ar ” EL I, IMME Dt ATER t I BAS. electric: $500 cash nc Reak - ® moder . Wel PO on bUnKAIOW: bath and! er. Box N-342. Poat- Dispatch. (cO 2) MENT CO.. 1704 Russell. Sidney 1°11 700 Aubert: & ana a V Modern brick residence of 7 rooms. bath. cal ean estate. Forest - ~ . erEMsse F . , : seit) yD? | ee Ss sa * ut ) ‘ ea wememeae™ : 4 . ’ we . ‘ . _ . - . . , ' ‘ ; ‘ aa . 4 OMIM TCY Hide Lie small cash parr ’ : _e Aime witage in rear, | FLAT—Single: sM1R N. Euclid: brand. fo?) | exceptionally well built real buy. 81 0.330: oo "; _ oo price right; owner will ee “ j stores | Searce “Like This new; 5-5 rooms, hot-water heat, Murpby | ————— ones ~ | easy terms to responsible parry: aaleamoes | ”” JOS. ¥ DICKMANN ys | RESIDENCE coat wanted: — 004 aston av.. 2 stores. fate and éot- :. sale or - . 5-3 1440. Tan: to 10 acre i ts M } SOR Fidelity de Cine ae | REET ie Rea! 4 le | | : oo aS manches wTTAG ¢ ; er caeh nates S10 per month ’ room frame, price $1) :iou CALL UP FOR $3500 ®ash, balance monthiv. Bargains Scarce Like This last long om o 4°». m. Won't! 4 623 Chestnut DORSON, Healtors, 41064 Bee POLLACK R. - Ro. 101 N_ Sth. E FRANK 1! TT : - 6 FIRST 7 TIME ree etiam __Lind 2. —_ ml? POLL cx Spee ees emcees e 205i 4750 Fiad a, Toh Abe od cash, Ualance easy m nihly . = . = a3 ur Jarge list of bungalows: easy terme. LYDE 8 FISHER, 7°° 4 ‘hest nut (c4) DITTME : $25 cash down and 1g » seh | . - JOHN HAR BO? "1 len ita ‘ : . aw OB N. e@. cor.- Henrietta and Nebraska ave “. +. d wer rR ECO. = - Fe 00d Tote te ene 88 ber month th He THOPF @ VATTERATT Rog ww ALL UF For? Chestnut. | DOUBLES, ONLY 87500 double 4 and 5 and 2-family; rent $2400 Qeigin ny oc... o@ Pnestnut st.) | nee RESIDENCE — E—(isW Evans: = and in South St. Louts. be gti right NA Keston Cabany BATH 4.) ~ wear oeee 3308-11 N. Oth 2 separate doub'es: verar: special Sik SOO wen Sa le Wanted _Atenta, (eA?) | eee ‘oo; ectric ‘e, gara ge. rooms. bath. furnace, Ww beating your landiord bh ‘ or AGRE elieton. a» ww 4... 010 BRUNO—SI 750 rents $1290 r year: must be sold quick WOLF-POLLACK R_. E co “> e coo WEST END SINGLES eee ot: 1700 Wago- berxain. near car line. ‘Ne : : “uy a lot (in@e. ater ogg hie. wm eH j balance $50 per month: new 5-room = Batt CHEFFER RE Al TY ( 20, ~4 $415 Goodfellow i 6 n rt: 1 hy a wa =e i. ‘iret, get « S°7ES on tenn — erectric price) brick bungalow larre porch: hardwood | ~~ : - — Sn . - , Rarage o> an rooms, tile KORTE REAL ‘TY & LOAN co. , + ; | "+ ‘ low ws ; ’ - y here so er yr J ‘. you ee oa TOMROY INV owe 6221 & | floors, double garage ust like paying And Lae 1408 Semi e. 4 and 5 rooms doub: }Olive 1437. 106 . Sth st. Centra 5063. Stee Netuesiies any das ts a isietonens eNO. JOHN He ARH t mete th ne in front. cottage in rear. maf .. Real Home and Investment "ee $900 iat Sse ie fed) Pm: ih } ‘ ri» : Tr)! ~~ 2 a . » ’ ‘ ; wTT : roo ; : “ tied : ‘ny eee Srite or phon A. 8. Loomis, | REAL BARGAIN Pour | | “% ——— Of Chestnut DOU GHBR TY-SHEEHAN, 771 (hearnut ~-family. 6 and 8 rooms: large lot: cor ‘stone. 4 and 4 rooms. imod. | 57xx PBRSHIN CHAURC BY c sth et Main is7% 1o@) rage ’ Clectrie | Ae ‘oun : . Kingshighway Bungalow Rarain. en ot) r} r. opposite Tower Grave ark > sen 143} - ana's iid i IN WASHINGTOW HEIGHTS. a MA ee | room ‘Naus - i Toun oon pain riuc a — S.1000 o 3° “= + . fur wrdwood fi oor .. } ER MEANS © BUSINESS Wier ates: e - Pe _ ‘ Lew ing f } hardwood rr ~- : ‘ rooms. g00d con. pallet ene A. 7 reoome., reception ae bed . a¢ arr «= wae : ae . . j ic ; , . _ . . ’ crt i it- ; 7. . 1 terms, also S:room house, Sunday. or ; ik whe om 8 ee o ; ‘ : Ing: FO «- i. |. s-family, 3 | « rystal fixtures. Fer 3% n.. ob ‘an, 3 and 3 rooms, new iy heat. garage: at ie I mode ee suit, dia mont aw : 4a.210n. in? ‘\ oO } ‘ . Die KM ANN r E Cc , ‘es we 4 +. £ 1g: “140. x ™, ‘€13. 4: ri) now v Ee renaht doors. ' de eration. s nN Pr real barn _ r Ce y get large yard: ne 2199 «& os ~ ik OLF OT, c i - ; Karage for AS ar - : ~ Grand. Grand 620. 38. ACK R. E. CO, 101 N ac 3, 5a! ars with living rooms above. Grard Sinisa on. x card enty @ BON. and Oe a of HOURA (CO) Forest S920. ©108 Easton ay (3) ‘ermational Life - ) 3 ) \
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gs ee APRIL ete _ -=, 192 ~4., TUESDAY APRIL, 22. Taz : =F 2 asa rule it payst in P, -—D “WAN TS.’ =e = POST DISPAT AT ~ so me — HOMIE A pA ND » NVESTH MENT V WEE | Vital Statistics -- Qu | -Questions Answe Ww “il --Radio —=F BUT iy NOW! - BUILD ‘NOW! | Marriage Licenses | Recorded =| AN ANSWERS T BRS TO QU aU NS FRIES Br a a rey Radig K .. Station a ~ 2 “ ; “ a 7 — ; : -——»—— aE —. ~- . shi nie Av : 1 lv rey . hal! nodel WA ; panel ed b (RES . : . v IDE nd ed | pr NCE 5 n wr i — : eR Std bire minent FOR oane | . ote i ap pe rosed iting: b. Sp 00 West nee . ii di an. § rooms. -HO = S é ard nir piace. ivin T-W ee ae an ping ith |i m | CHaUNC Ne. $9500. 20. | HEAT ———--- ~~ ad hye po ] y EY r OO, 2 pen " _-—- ath re} po WA atv 2033 Belle- N = & J ee ol, =| H._Oliv ~~ N 7 0 ir se wen bo verman PA e 31 # | a a ae nes ; s 5 d floor. Er cond a mts mm ar ‘5a: PARLOR? | 64. ic) ] ae ae ae “BUSINES —— Yones; #25,000, ineludi EE carn, Pm lee ALI | x ga i? rea | oe al ‘ding / Ine] ntire UNCE) o ive 3 in par 9. ; (t-Diepa care! invest ss CHA ——a oa 0 u . HEAT 16 rior So! 01 ich ent Foye ome y NCE —— ade My EAT! ¥ id iv Ww tate a res — ' \ sign bh ing a ( 5064 ten “Al A 1 RI Look Dispioy, 85 "lina. ¢ the a 4d of \s ea 8 = Pead this ee : 4g f} har s) ng ot = AC (rast oun Sic ur tra, Pho ticalls ith the see wh te adv ert ——— & { | ) prom) i} ae erat eel floor “ts a EK nut. display, agate, dai! Gee datiy neces . = rea) — finan aon dy » behind ertiser m nent rere Bus — £93 0 1. | ma right par il imme gars ai bor per / 45c Sic ie ~Bye Lionas state 0 =i enavuaie sal — ( ~ a} INESS ~) | } AA t) Neu age: f ne, 1 2c. ime dail da un... Su | = Y atts opne pera iy f for FRO ———. lest 1328A_Acade'™ price $10.8 3 ee @ Ti x : Agate—i Sic Be ye ?: jiearn lars Rega tages ions. Wi ne ICER FOR ie 7 —e nut BEAUT Forest $10,500 Ss) corel times, ves ad 3 1 Sun cl 68 2 v arge D1 is ab that e have is “on ae Y SA es, _— a . RP xt IFUL HOM bh HU) Uw amy 30 os 7 ry y a Discounts, 4 A NT T ED- rofits —" is -eX' ting ve - he vo A N D M. — —— —= land K ther ; © ; . ie a iACcC ' ww : Original “Qu ginal ““Quir . LER q - co | ° ere et: =f L AN a ith or n unus' aimene ; we) on to & JV oO} ee us e Will ‘i . - ai P ho. 2 1 NI Sale Ws sae ‘Ghee CO . of trust, ods ance. =e8} 00 Soe a okt Se a Box 3 v gomery si ‘Market "B, - and bbe yeaa Date LIC Pettanba 4 -Dispatch 4 28 N NE-K ws i" tnut ‘MONE’ HN S. I ontat on st fitable Mis ce ity f (ca) | De noin bl... (will a Bes) tay go EN give and Tr . 6 P f ew ber - ROOM Agen st NEY ~~ 5. rent e > Lou le man sour to co or Dp eae oe invoi: rga Els Fuch prech ia P SES n f escr er by ry ter RE its. (c¢ CO a BIA at lowes gation. genet cottneation arty | Chon on, | voice)... ins {2 tk gy sates Ye one ° ee atte elep) ves ho. sh} H re. ba owner fi “SID! (c62) | Ww UNT oO B15 KE SECO ” Qweant dle n A iji kt facturi rporat t wit © a\ ; ) €1° do! J Mu au ar r. l si ntio iDNne as -1 W ng » an 7 scan be a @ CO ENCE | ETZEL. iDAN—On & BRO. we bout $12.0 ring busin Bb i Gastar : $15.00 Pred is. urphy— Ma cook sincer nN, €x call ri ate : - can be st se!) ndit | CLA EL P N- etn oO. eds | et D- i2 o $12.0 very ugine oing Mark eau a ses i> 0} Al B. utes 2 nae te A :, ity, cept a % ght rm a‘ . FRANK sold mm ion. oc CLAYTC 7 ST. ROPE N nut st ” IN Px 000 re rigid s 1 la ‘ os i a tla ' ; >. 000 | lols R hon en E lyn ‘ . Blase whe le tt TF a - ; an coor 19 NK L. DIT ig bo ~ ar 7 YTON. MO lo ERTY. _ (c8 posit VES ane ae a | i lede : pewdeos ogee | “SS h ee itectoch Fe n ac ers nsiccr reje 500 rTM coraep: weil UIs a 48) | _Po on it TME \ Pi alli sti- | lten a ay oe a oaees | a en” oe enny | A CC com on jh pecs . *-* Origins! “Oui a R oe , D CoO AIUI at-Di lp Tv nh o ha ] 4r kee — 000 | | Sch E r— Sr 9rothy Fo! 2 Te ONsT pan medi hi anv — Quick R race 0 UNT PETER I scapcomnns .. a n- N Ter ; 4.0 Otivae th moo y BE. Per meee NSTAN mn ied b tcal y mail que In BEAL ; Sale W a Dente Y Y BANG | = ng business. ___ te) | X hand O'! 3 ! 4000 | shirennais Pini que perh NT RE )— y st que . ca ry 200 542 TIFUL | Bee ag ye o . ou ANK. mene ig oe Moreh’ ta Fe ves 4.000 exan irschfe! eee ins questio aps LEADE a stam stion nnot . be | 23 Bartme HOME Age ut st SEC —___._{¢8) B : Box 126. “ae Nearly oy tttte aoeo | ion ye ee —Peaneee the Pub fr obtain. IER ) ped $s of be ' r ° _{c8) 1° |Webds Dteegeypee oc . oi r kK Re lle ances u bli om 1 in ,. - : ( addr und {loo . 10 SAC nts. oR! 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ANC EE {LiST ena. 19] 4 ate pr FRY puis , di aT Ebert der —M: OSs A phon list ilt th | hose ing ; Da vii | Nn $] - i ar WM 500 to ds: g th ff supe , __ OM _ 817 4 ha Ra ‘ BUY DS AU R ‘91: 5 letter price , 04. _& I . ] re al ‘ampt 5s - dve : e di ed | le § Hi tevol w ! the ne - ligh . . i 9 gz 14.75 ara ish rb ” FIN >. Ca ANT — ‘Gave Add and fo O05 V ikEY ees R00 } rev ¢ mr a »e)]|—— Giad rtisi irect in tl advert ELE ution: io Pa des: on t br proy 100 th — ee ‘ WRIS yay -o gg. pond. ci Rth ANC 5 ee Wid r idres ear hing tN eae 1s | Charles Sn rs. Ann vs E ing orie 1e city tis- for N } nary W rtic end tatl and 5 oad ert $2? | 204 8. G BE RG TL price ¢ _and Rt TAL te 544M. 27 ce , aie s Mr oria VE 1600 | apace ih a M E. R. §s mat sre ity wa .—Fol Wa ipate ; | a 2 P casti . Vy f) : Grat : ‘ my? cut Le Gd oO) ‘ ~~, tC rest. 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OL”? : misical AUTOM 1S 45 3 ‘ mt tion err av le pl > L ti ich : Port H B is. Il) uls—A la M ' nN. 6 b y work ut hori | gag . hol » ouri * oY en a : } = ' Mi ame ao | se; eonnecti stalle THE yo NS a > Franklin. 1 MOT . Call “$iv ren Oli - pease \ (c53x) | ter, Q art nna B yailhi cin -\s e ca der Sta can ti —~Pia ss M ++ nd in ct d; = our to —— Kl 10 to 1 a 00 t at a Jtive 3 ly ‘$25 ~~ - ... ( ” ley Mel: uincy on. w .H ice que sell ft] n of tut al no-—- cGowan. BTN a, lot BS gree ion witt 8th MUTUAL C > furniture ———— 30 . g lo a AsH 36. rt) — h: 560 BOO TAL -000) i yp NCH een! ee, r 4 Ii) St. Louls— englier, ' ber ee ae nséd ret first the "rorecione. eaaien Promos = Irish was. | eon) pry ‘ ) tree a bia l ARE ee ocust. _, on7 lowest ee BAKER in os a la : L. 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' ) oo ou - r vat DD. ve town RE STA ‘ wm Bg s S600 Cigars a po icR&ey __Reitel Borgman cLaranst —Id Wel- ity her part of — he farm, proceeds je int oan ath oe. prope to the 4- Songs Miss « oe ‘te eno Onis vee . . : y shingt« , eR , ear Rib co Ss Bie Ae ee oo ;| den, 1 row eby-M ao" can as ne AURA __ De ar leas nth; ndy. sof —~ eh ay U a B || bo est o he f the ut she tirety enants and rty ts (a) son. chee | : Spa eae ‘+ ..849 ay : ton Ln} wre} Ov st 400 ns rau > | ie eve Marsha! equip} a ! a ANTI eimar e I live ft Hen renk nion ram- | rrow nm th arm, tax le ie 5 a ts oO and 9 Wh any Maeech. ees 950 ppoints nive hes aut MO Olive ROD7 wer wanes: | rythiear ¢ ipped: _ ea | RESTAU —3i 4975I elt loca - } Arth cher. lin —Eli /; yo ed e m bu es on | ome | be r teng yor wed | en th se ttteteeeeeeees R15 (3 nent ersityv . men? itomotl NEY R057 bia ates i RB ‘4 ling oven 4 Da (is ed eS 3012 nar ur | De B& Reed zabet i . ur Dp the ort t no miwi so] your ants irself j (b e Bi ERS 150 Hs abanv 1: ( to it's . t Ott s rbiles TO A. A 7 Ridg KE onven 7 br -_ > F ——— OO. and Wil 4. oto. . De h M. | art m ga t th | itl. e ow dea by Aa > N rds G Peet teen eeees ° ® al Ad lV | ’ ‘ 10 ° KY an *) 7O8- ~ ar LA if ~ oe nie? > ead asto1 LAN T ve. — |H £0n., Schae Ss j PO ‘ one ge a a in R ne th = th 8 ' ur o W Preteens eens. dee ++. ”) . . old spect ; iT is ~09 id fun AN aomite R , ee +} y rey nt. W a n ie ae st alii arry P Uni feri oto— OR y t s ¥ wn ut } ro he he e ke a North! .e-* ‘+ **- ” ; > rs ) ; mn fir Maus or - . . ° } ioe a’ v n ‘ ar oO ‘ you ed f of ! w == | nn er . — tree eeeeeeee ‘ “se 2.850 = phone , yecuss ~g ty e ease © Oca on aie 2000— _ 4 RESTAU R. good | cheap | dred maul wieten Ci St. Emma | h e as 6 FARM pay fo to m in th the p ~ withoua be- | (Ee | BUSINE a oie. Anety n $5 to $ MONEY: | ker Cal eauip Fee aatrade: 3 | eee, Se jijal ow r let facts |! 1 om all f yo aah ted an ress—" . SF De U — pn : NEY: (By) V Bu SH4« a ipment: | ett , = 715 —— Wi! oun awy rd od etter giand ade on you w hav p! N n. mon or b -room f- ss ' Apply BI ey $60 1 : Mag! ll } YO D: 3 - to & $40 4 M oe bill At il- re ver . H clal a i ea no vo?) wan ve | y. atu th! rick fr 250 . PR — y 207 and o sal on AONE Sines ve vear | RE - D dai arket —_ | iam F Bell gardi or J e sh m aga ur | thi ch will. pur d t h ihe ral W ah Serene feme” 1 ' OP. M LUAN pe eee hag” aried 1 qe SS “ (cds tESTA dion aad oe eville |} coul ing Justi ould gains | ré of child l vo eath im ||| || 6—So Mr ate Catena ian entnee | _ FO 5 | enay pari NS uteau ‘T:. Bld | pew- | alley’ m: OMS OF > Bu xy) fit, URAN’ $1260. | Prank : erald —_— wit, re ~ p- the st; I the wor ur hus if | re St. J Supe 8 to s. Th cot acer | gS RS pee ay oaned LOANS >. Bid in St ain ian Mees 1si st 01 Lil 1iz it; also. NT FIX O68 $29; 0 ir Doeb . Sesso ee. th e hand! Prob the eult b L. L > prope ild re 1usb hid (a) ~ . John Idi — leas ) _ BIDD sentur ALE | ae monte: pee a ldg. 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Bel! at . &—T in tl! jum | oO of cor o Hie lo 3 FU 0. : 7 rh } eR onal Aw per a Me “ED (eRs ae m eae a Bivsye druz — RANT ak fo ‘all a $85 (2) B r Ki evil! 0. 1 no he 1e zi » fro llar aix ne.' a ~ M we 3 ay vere! ype iat ; " : dan? ‘ ; I rt ‘ o “payin ig pia An _Mr. t 704 $90 |e Belie ille r. Bel bel | hiel ears rson | 21 la t ow any r wr hun Is Pian McG sees okla 384M cans wast me OR F hestr ine | 1.fAS “eile cs Y “ dan: ¢ 3 \KE st ~ $5: RES gation. for 5 aunties arlo Wain Belle Se ellevill Boe icle on shall unde w pr eres ns pre sourc 1ore dred (a oo owen .Co na mn "— y KACT cr ne ) ja) “ R ¥ ar . eo -EST oe » on ect a (c% l- | e}) jem @== me T on ra) r ft ovid f t in rope ce Ww per ; ; ) Al n. wen a ashe b CTORY (cS 5 \e cert ‘a nen BU : Se 4 | “at02 Noah loners A2) | levill enti An r, he the hi per he ea | (*¥e perty ha an- | ) (b t WwW . RESIDEN aie: er mae a rors 30x + vin rient Ne cE i | ate 7? oibie v7 05 4 2207 bl ‘SINESS ene with ame N = North wills 3 | " . Belleville— na Vosmik i fe aa 4 of highways ye eae of ee re al) ni] Vv mae— Jot , i per r in T} 1¢ ul- st i as ar rs six | ce) I sa : BID S pl —~- . lease or ex IERTS SH oF puny elle ite nd n event of $40. KR | easmaten. fs T a | for | se oxt én daaita - r ce ntere re |} streets.|- np ro iy Ss or xo} | Wa So ¥. EN ent ®, ™ or =] egy Ub +0 ~y entral AN ind in proper nt of wie | Bear B40. i: n \ SH ; ong) gape just RB. (c53 St. Char St. a Lel St. nt, } st | igh ts. | hou rope pert, ourc more nt t ng—, Be bath, Cha} y of ode ex- °oFHA Fink As) andl | Tr ANT) A eget de 3 ob dim Delm OP as! in f list ARGA oa Johr nar La le M Lo n Ill in M est | m sand yt y o ew wat) (4) o Be cond bu -—4158 grou rn; hot STOR KHAN aL § H ust Bid INV hie cit loss nih. is MRY hotels ding } imar or te ine ! ed 1 AT i Vir - oo es. uis— oor uls inois 7 isso egal ore.” (s o th r an hat- | Apr Read ao ne 5 nd. ° 14, KAN yy, Sow Bid¢g h, ca Bs ey (704-05 & H eat hair R a on aon NS irgil O’ Bens Mary e. St cy uri is th I 5000 e val int | il_ Ec ene tub haw. 40. to 1 Looe D -4 g.. 506 4f SOUT: | 404-00 HEYE } and air shor ES J foo | Fred B re—S y M M er at Lae n vi 00) ue er- |) . _—— Stas Burlets __ Bidney rin gsooto 8" 7 “ae wn er mi r RAT—S 100 :' ” nut Loans to A . live 6 Lib i Phone es or » BR Say STM I hot “ “reed . arte T Al’ R SHY “Oliv Hy of big IR Beng gp ee. angelsdorf Fey P EDIC. ent. (2 S would m FP cont of y “aollars - fiv 6 ! | yyy iss len ae YES oy 33455. FR Bg LF-POLI 66500 buys t Be i) a utc BO | ~~ gnc Soe ;: | Arsenal st. . a ea. | Mo ~ cee To , |] See nd A — ot b ne ig AD ; r til Fal K a EIS. oy Ack Re ASH Car THE ymob) | BAT ) and _co ee | BA _ (c53: . M Lo | red, Di sanit im « e enti m ye visi ai (od) len I ro A Pe r ptop fe : bu . g . ] iE . ) on 1 Ls staur x} B ary nuls * Jl ati U yur nti y ou ay Pe Da ra « | Bebe ons 1 3028 eas peace. STORES A ys building. pages refinanr te nn Owners | Sy ‘BER SHOP 70. | Delmar bi oS Oe : RGAINS |? 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Olive ae ee rane O14 bs 19 le WG hes urne once Pit . con- | P in sa reets. = Total seen AY HE = terme. fi = 1D en mer \« ~ : TE ED —- Post-Dispat: — } s. 7 nites tieners . $e a Tone 61%4 Anna "7 Miller 69. 5009 4405 Harris 6 ee tra, saree (499): seekal 6:30 Be (46 ling wm P-gp 0 me car h tar hee ‘>) row A mii Sa lisbu . ar : fine ff 5 re ce ——$—— Porte tole: ] OYA . oY, I a ; ¢ — r , ' eo 52): riv 7 tee vr Ww . Olive. — Ss ve 218% 4 $2000 “1: On & PER ae oT 1 ourn wt Moms saree T | nia 4 _ oo a Bare; ; ~ ¥isher 50. 63 > a5 « _ Vine W news. lo { 3 1 Q ” Hall. KDK eview 7 dt me: L 5 0 by o iven wens ing in a ; Ol ue floor arr 5 ? : T™ RF. outh , BOO, 3H $1600. r RUST + cages zh Is eat art : mt $6 Fains zene er, J LA viv I — ent. MA : Reci co A owe (30 , 6:45 if mriie & st in Ford ~ 3 — — 8 oe, p.. - j he BLOC: Bis! west . core’ 2 34000 la § aha rou ~ Se n $ 7 ™ ag gy }. p-parghay sn Lurene F Avery 3 B: A — - agg (447.5 AQ—Chic cital; | 7 neert; 6 ittsbur claateal the- aawton | Smith, 31 Spruce be- a a So Ro J 7 an oo ‘ annek tae _ $ vO $1850 el " £20 i Bg rent v. F Avery, G3 — f.9): 7 a i:3¢ ; GITS & ~ a! chi OU Patan e sto? | _e plane: tana egy ond, 708 cl! hard —~ eS 7 non RAI sur o4 tles So) a aaow ow io ~ydh ‘ OU oekh we os oon: | ‘ SRO $750 Margaret rese, io. 34154 ization (-8, tal ng Daily )-10:80 %, tall (326) ine coll levard a negro rae bs Juni itively t Olive. & ey: 2 1 n 1 Wy _—_« a DE axes Sr rrr aes | eiagh L Frese, 06 De ¢ 1: 8:5 k: 8:2 y WN KGW , co : 4.4048 5-18 ing ¢ ided . wh , 7233 on} am - = e at tively — © G ” tern. } “SJ awl of Tr REAT P KORTE - ‘eo fire at ations A's : cal 1400 - good me 1. re $75 = o0¢ gs pm bow 3 Bure 2100. a Morg Spewe ure. ‘560. orct s-°9 Ame News ea lk vw neert 4-7°15 15. 406 car of with B en the ion! vs a ba this —— Be a oer ‘ea hye | or and ARK e 14 ALT ern Sasion & 1400 est Oli positior porns, | tt » M “er 7) Sy St 1 4: | ‘hestr: rica .. forties . talk 3 WwW Au he - i r lane in wt ANK I. a Eee Clayt t A so it ' | a ee bag . 0 SQcn 1 coe. See a ; $45 a 1000 Mathilda i €) lj 3 A ey al Kingabars 6: bar a 9-10. lec- % KPO nd (49? | came my song ate t Evers Pros an qu : ' , arn . eal ) 1] els OO: e' 4 y 8 ie ,.. pe iis _— + +4. , Lindell: ’ rent $ +Osie kK er 6919 :30, violi al 1:30: Sz 92): 8 e ivi rth c¢ eet ‘ | - \ . - anee ~ Mma rR “as r al ; : . mw , 27 noms 560 Gert i ae getror Mic! Oo Oo ° . € al . aduc of _ a , are. ienitore, 4 Westminster oO a ck Sale M Ors Cheatin a raw, — pelrRy & HEY in | 27xX Olle Rg ax “egy 1000 |B: c gfiabel, 08. 8 79, S201. —-«o. (319): 5, re 1:80; children: Francis 4s. | tne canon coe ee - ar We : aa 7 i . heat uD = ae ~.? 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dat wucy FUSI-VIOTAILN dlvite ius MURL lly Cilculdiiols (casi elie Mig did one Uller eveiuny Hewspuper c oy APRIL 22, tepe ¥ een Jiwuip PUsti-uIoraicn when the unionists and war vic- tims attempted to prevent a church om “e. Frat . labor unions and the Association service at which the Fasc.st Has 7 arm re a of Victims of the Great War, om was (to be blessed The Fascisti i Opens a new ‘ c™ cltannel of trade to ~ St. Louis business Counteract Your Tendency toward | Acid Mouth By letting WRIGLEY’S give you relief, lasting joy and benefit. It removes the food. particles that lodge in the teeth and cause fer- mentation and decay. It WASHES the mouth and teeth, counteracting the acidity that does so much damage. WRIGLEYS after every meal ’ > : 7 (waewatrege is prescribed by dentists and doctors. Says one dentist: “If chewing gum is used regularly it will result in a noticeable Several flavors Wrigley quality— Sealed in the Parity Package itt iE it i M nr ptt « . . = \* ye “tle mw NG - 6 A le ee oe ke lee of oe bo ee ae Paweseee Sheen from Jacksonville BOBBED-HAR BANDIT | NOW A PENTENT GIRL Drank "SAL ‘Weak and Ill, She Starts Jour- ey to New York—Takes All the Blame. Special te the Post-Dispatch JACKSONVILLE, Fia., April > Feo ssi V oL.rners detectives pounced upon them they had epent a slecp- legs night in a furnished room ‘in East Jacksonville. mourning th baby that had been buried Satur- dav They had litt] more than enough money ieft to par room rent. An appea! to a frieud in Brooklyn for funds had met ro response Thev had talked of re- turming to Brooklirn in the hope of being able to borrow funds ani had inquired about passage on 3 steamship leaving here tomorrow for New York. They did not hare the passage moner Cooney hai attempted to convince his wife that the best thing was for him ‘to shoot her to death and then kill himeelf Her ler head again prevailed. Asked if ther would return Brooklirn voluntarily without tradition papers. Mrs. Cooney s Well go Cooner made pir His wife spoke for both The Cooners had been East Jacksonville two weeks badDyY Was Dorn April l2 in af nished room thevr had ‘taken Ocean stree’ The attending ph: sician said the bDabdDvY appeared 1 Th — ~ + == ee + nis i3@ @ . . . . - -e _ ’ neeran?@ tracing them »}y\ Evidence of Bobbed-Hair Bandit '« Crimes Gathered for Grand Jury. Br ee AS sociated? Press NEW YORK, Apri! dence in 17 rebberies br a bob! lair girl was accumu! lice in preparati 1 of Edward Coone S roung wife. Cella. en rout oo. were arrested i z ** . 7 5 . A granada ju! 1 oe summoned at once to consider the evidence was announced, and it is expected nN “eo ‘= - .* =e om + : ' a e aaa LC. men TS ' ; ; ous > ~~ ~ — ’ il _ } , isSaut before the arrival of the ouns couple. TWO ST. LOUIS DOCTORS ASKED TO AID VETERANS’ BUREAU Dr. Sidney I. Schwab and Pr. 1... H Burtingham Invited to Serve ax Consulhants. I. Schwab and ~ . = _— al ad At cicney H. Burlingham. both of S: ; are among the 3° leading Americ physicians who have been Gen. Frank T. Hines. @irec* the Veterans’ Bureau. to act as 7 to the bureau. accord todav has been invi corsuitant and Dr has been asked to assist in ’ Panning and constfuction Hines announced that the se ection of consultants. who include Dra W 7 and C. H. Maro of Mayo Clir was made after correspondence =i?) *he 7 . — . ’ ~ ’ ah the leading national medic associations. In addition Gen. Hines ammournced that every effort i« he ~ mg made to build up a permenent high-grade medical personne! for the bureau. Several! bills provid oc far ?* ro ~?* - a 4 or rr 1S ee r at ractive pay and living inc ADA GREEN TEA Its purity, quality and freshness are Unsurpassed. Finer than the best Japans. Try it. H 454 . es KENTUCKY DERBY Golden Anniversary a + nS LOUISVILLE, KY., MAY 17, 1934. Fil Fiction and a Women’s Fe SPECIAL TRAINS VIA RINE LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R., § a Lv. St. Louis 9:40 P. M., May Ar. Louisville 7:20 A. M., May wa SPECIAL TRAINS returning, leaving Louisville night of May Two regular trains daily to Lowisville leaving St. Louis at and 9:04 p. m. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR BOTH GOING TURN TRIP. This is important if you wish to secure nal a * iN ) : : .3 accommodations. — For further information and rese a a f, or write George Herring, Division (Ly , Agent, 1206 Boatmen’s Bank Bldg. or Cis : Office, 318 North Broadway: Phones: 6 Central 8000: 7) Baby Carriages a Se HOUSE FUR 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET jj Sp22i5 Spee bv Mohair Suite 40 $195 nhign-guailtvV monalr cnrine Ose - ; » +i oe . - MMU DG SoS SS eareararararara= Bedroom Suite A $295 3995 + : : vanity. A wonderful valu Walnut Dining Suite | iinut Suite conststs of beaufi- . _* . . . ; ehiftiorobe, graceiul bow-end SSS oS SSS Soe Jasvasrasayaq_erreE Davenette Suite 5 ~- MAKE IT THE CHILDREN’S TREAT — . “Sea 35 ee et mene \ ‘ ' \° \\ : > sags uci , : ; LS lt: ft > a tives for Vetertans’ Bureau rchysi- clans are before Congress now If these tnducements are authorize it is expected some of the ieadine dectors of the country will be a‘- tracted to Dureau eervice. 7 + : ° , | ——_ Pp ——— ~ io nis Massi\? roidcen Oars Davenette Suite is uphol- ine quality brown Spanish imitation leather. al = a ihe divan opens into fulii- size hed. Armehair and rock- to match A splendid > _— sta? This large Simmons meta! Bed is sturdily made and complete wit _| * y wr 1 | A $12 i ISHING CO. |i Ra bol 4 soft. comfortable tr s 4 a : “XN ~ > ~ a 4 ee ee ‘ke as, ¢ i) ) aa : two purchases. Simmons Bed oe — if ne _— a= $1 9.50 2 Chifforobe a A $60 § 13 Value. . eR: finished in walnut. Comes | ae soot ae a . +: ham @.< cedar-lined clothes h UNE Spring. ng compartment and hat bk | _——— -—— a ee een | Se ee ee ee ee me ee So BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIALS Campstool, 39c 2 ' | -Wwood ry 4 ne LL A TT RS ee ance am pstoo!l Oil Mop and Polish, 39¢ Oil Mop and Polish | 26-Pc. Cutlery Set, $1.00 | A sii’ eroid pate (utlery Set. Folding Step Stool, 98 A well-braced Folding Stoo! : Torcheres, $1 Each Ta Eiectric Torcheres. with parchment shade Wetter %- oven Range with is subetantialiy and cooks eq uail: well ae SS alue at thw price.
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APRIL, @ 22, 1924. KY DERBY n Anniversary KY., MAY 17, 1924 TRAINS VIA NASHVILLE R, R. 9:40 P. M.., May 16th. 7320 A. MM. May 17th § _ —_—-— - , leaving Louisville night of May 17th! puisville leaving St. Louis at 8:19 @ a OW FOR BOTH GOING : rtant if you wish to secur AND Rr. information and reservation orge Herring, Division Pass Boatmen’'s Bank Bidg., or Cit — North Broadway; Phones: Olive aa ’ Mattress | 4 $12 $77.50 4 «Aft | Special Bed Suite comfortable Mattress. at this price. UIltil ivan “te Signed doub'e ] Haaser h nae WP teteed ll Quality BO a A port opens 1\\- (Gar owe this price. \¢ MT | } c pp Py : emmits! , pre yn Nae ef ; AVY YY) S058 Cl Cie? TU oe ft: SERRABARAIAL. | uit HY 7 a ". ieee ry 1g cbaerti-. ing Suite 9.75 0-tone Walnut Dining-Room fet with mahogany bottom, tension table. 5 side chairs Chiforobe has and a spa- clothes-hang- and hat box. feeptn y oTrTaWwers lined KE compartment as Stove rie 24 Wetter 4-burnef, mw oven Range with broiler. it is substantially conatruct- cad and cooks equal Wel Yaiue at th » J (I J Th ss desirable. ee : 7 i . ‘ —— Fiction and Women’s Features TUESDAY, APRIL, £2. 1824 eeeaeel MMMAMMMGAITMMTAAAS ASA WT dsbdbb hh 7 ULLLLLLLELTL SUSU LE LSLTLELTLTLELELLELLILTIEIEIELELTELITOPOTOPLOAICICIIIITICTHIIIHITIRUTOTIIAIY. y AMERICANS WED IN PARIS “2 ~ Oem one BR . COLON ee Bin craps ta. SOME Ris. Oran Ase eee Rubye de Remer, former film star, was married in Paris to Ben Throop, Scranton (Pa.) coal magnate. The marriage culminates a long-drawn-out love affair, in which Rubye met her sheik in Algeria, where she was in a desert play. Photo shows the wedding breakfast at Ciro’s, the guests toasting the bride and groom, who are standing on chairs. Photo shows, left to right around the table: Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Netcher, Mr. Zimmermann, the dancer, Maurice; Jack Dean, who was best man; Ben Throop, Mrs. Throop, Mrs. Burkhardt, mother of the bride; Jenny Dolly of the Dolly Sisters; Mlle. Martha Regnier, Christopher; Goulding, Leonora Hughes (Mgpyrice’s dancing partner), Miss Kelly, »Count Cozanne (standing), Geotge Burton, Edmond Goulding, Gilbert White, Basil Woon, Mrs. Ethel Hannan Taylor, Mrs. Topsey White, Lorimer Hamilton, Henry Wales, Roy Delaney, Mrs. Edith Poole and Clifford B. Harmon. —-». « 4. Pnoto. ML eel lddbddddddddddddddditddtstthdddsdststhhhbhbbdbbddddd “th tillssdstsddddsttsdsddddtsttddbitddddddbdhdddddddddd. ~ ae a a HIS CITY RUNS AT A PROFIT C. A. Buffum is Mayor of the only city in the United States which is taxless. It is Long Beach, Cal. Through the Mayor’s direction, the city purchased a piece of Property that “logked like oil” and turned out tobe oil. A little lates Signal Hill property was bought and it is pro- ducing gas. More than $1,000,000 of clear profit annually above and be- yond all running ex- penses is the city’s har- vest as a result of the two purchases. —P. @& A. a Photo. SELSAAEAIAPAA OES ASTAAAS AAAS AA EASA ONS Gi ISIS SS SS f KML LLL ddddddddtstdahe AtTCTTVOTVNODDAATVATVADAAAELELAEETTTATTT TILE GPE am arnsts DEFY STRIKERS Although they have been threatened by the strikers engaged on thé British Empire Exhibi- tion at Wembley, the, girl art students who are painting the designs in the buildings are re- maining at work, and policemen have been pro- vided for their protec- tion.—kKadel @ Herbert Photo. Vw SS —- lie tee —_— _—_ AAAIATTITOTTTLTLLEL LEAST ETI TITAS WILL se Soviet government em- ployes, well guarded, moving 560 tons of real copper money, of the Czar’s time, from Mos- cow to Petrograd. Photo shows the sacks of money being loaded before the { Moscow. Strnaionl Newet! Foote , oo, - Shh htt hs AMdbdddddhbddhbddddddddhdidddddhddddddsddddhds,” \ ~ ~ y ‘\ » ~“ S x N ‘\ ~ S ~‘ N S S S > ~ ~ ~ ‘\ N ~ ~. ‘ S ‘ x * s N ‘ S N ~ — ~\ \ N \ S ‘\ ~ N S * \ \ ‘ ‘\ N ‘ \ * \ ‘ ‘ ‘ S ~ N \ HALAL LLU MULL LLL LLL, CLE eee SAEESASSA SPLLLOLSLLILLLLILTUTT LIES L/L SIIOLELITLILISELTLTLAAATAIS ALTE AA ALLA SSAA AA AA A MM A A M« MM “MA La“ MM LM MIMS MM AM MM A Aa Hhbddsdsidississdsidddidiiisisisidisisdddssddddssauisiiiisihiiiiiiiiihhhhhhiiihh Lhididdhdddddibdtidhdddbddddiddddddidtittdddbdddddddddsddddddibdddddddddd ’ db hsb hhh sssssdisddsss¢sd9d69ssisstddditddidiiiiiiitithhitidlldd Mrs. Anna H. Dillon, 726 Heman avenue, of the St. Louis School of Fine Arts, winner of the first award in the Poster Con- test for the St. Louis Fashion Pageant, to be . held at the Municipal Theater, Aug. 6 to 20. Her design is shown at right. —BStrauss Phote ~ « ee . S ee An Cue = SOS eS ee Ss ey % Sess Se ae ae As¢ a = a: 7 so la Ronciere, curator of the French* National Library, with the Columbus map which he recently discovered. have been made by Barthelemy Columbus, brother of the navigator, and used by Christopher Columbus himself. 5 Sa aes LLiddishsdddddidddddddddddddddddtdidbisthdddddididdddddddddliiilliiiiiiiiirccccccccccccccccccctcitiacnariaa 4sttaz sstssha FHF EERE H Sir Alfred Robbins of London, president of the Board of General Purposes of the Grand Lodge of Freemasons of England, is a guest of St. Louis Masons today, during a tour of prin- cipal American cities. qn Br AM VA SMAI OOOO FASHION PAGEANT e ¢ & SAINT. LOU'S (INS ne FIOIIO OO O22. dlddbddddddddddbddddhdihidhhditddhdidddddddhddbdh BY FRENCHMAN LiMdhhtshdhdddbddde — 4 — . SS - . * This map is believed to —International Newsreel Photo. OTT aadadddaaadaadddddaddidiiiidiiidiiiiiuidiasisse le AdiddhddddbddddddddddddddddiddddddhdhdhdddhdddddddiddhihiddddddddddddddddddidiiiidddididdiddddidddddddddddddadiddddddddiddddiddddddidddiédidsisiticttiéuciuuudQuuJuunarnJna“s“nnnQc1nQQ ITD N Mdhdddddddddddhbdddidbddddddditsdtddddlddidliddddlldlillllllsddddddddddddbdbddbdddddsdbddddddddddddddidadedd LEADING ENGLISH MASON SAPS A AAA AAA SSG SP Popular Comics News Photographs TWESDAY, APRIL 28, 1934, / ‘ff AMUNDSEN DISCUSSES POLARYEXPEDITION Se Oe ia > ae oe Moe 2 ' - all es eS ie’ > *.* or ‘w Ow te a 4 + a 4 “2 ‘ Se — Re en te PO a 4 The Norwegian explorer was recently presented by the Italian Gov- ernment, through Premier/Mussolini, with a third big Dornier monoplane, which will be added to the equipment of the polar expedition scheduled to start from Spitzbergen this summer. The photo was taken in Rome, and shows, left to right: H. H. Hammer, Lieut. Ralph Davison of St-»Louis, and Commander Amundsen. —Wide World Phote. SsAtittitsishhthtttttt ISA AEFA AAA SAA ASA AEA HERE oF vy . + ae te hhh bs shihsbshbs;is)sissisissiisshtthhhghsssshi:ittttttttt PRINCE CONSORT OF HOLLAND VISITING BIARRIT The ie, calle, tee, Sea ee a . aH, » 4“ x - . @ er . ‘ f - De * _ 7 ~ ee Ae : Y a A s ¢ a a Pees ee eee 2 , a 4 : x ‘ = ‘ ¢ * - : 4 * ad - ee St . P a . 4 “4 7 ‘Aid tt we : - - 7 +3 P zi O a i 4 , ‘ ‘ +" re y > * ores . . 4 %, ae ae Oe ae a . a OS es ae , . - 7 _ J ” c , ‘eet, o f. bie ; hy, 4 - The Prince Consort of Ho ,. tographed, is seen on the 4. fe -a8" ® > eo . oe ens gts Te 4, +a ea .- * * ats ? ‘ey Siti actin: sank ce en Ri Nea RRA RIE, 2 MR a RE
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e ~ 7 LA ae . - 7 "4 - h ~ ng ~~ - lai i i i a a a a a a a —_ == = ——- -— —- -— - - —- -— - -- - - - a -—_ -—-— -— — ~ eee _ —_ a - -~. OM cg Pc MeO GO PO La” A Lae EE aT —— CUCU UMC -_—_ — -— aa aii _—— -_—_ -_—_ Pn —— EE EE. ——————— — —_ ST. LOUIS Pre? of Today AUTHOR OF “Brass,” “Salt.” Bite. es & . - A Powerful Story Charles G. Norris (Copyright. 1924.) CHAPTER FIVE éé HERE'S an Armenian society here in New York, Miss Sturgis. T My father was one of its organizers, has been a member for years. We're baving a dance tonight at Weidermanns Hall on Amsterdam avenue, and my cousin, Louisa, who was 010s with me, | will is ill; she bas a bad toothache. Ihave herticketand - - - al e you come in ber place? Rosa's going, of course,and - - - your mother I'll bring you bome at 12 o'clock.” It was said im an anxious rush, with hopeful eagerness. Jean- mette, bewildered, went to consult her mother. Mrs. Sturgis bastily pinned one of her jabots around her neck and appeared to confront young Najarian in the studio. She listened to the invitation thoughtfully, her head cocked upon oné side, her lips pursed ifn judicial fashion. ee A RE a ae Janny was still very young, she explained; she | had never attended anything quite—quite so grown-up, she was used | enly to the parties her school friends sometimes asked ber to, and | Mrs. Sturgis was afraid. Suddenly Jeannette wanted to go. She pinched ber mothers arm, and an impatient protest escaped her lips. “Ob, please, Mrs. Sturgis” ... . pleaded the young man. ee ee A rich contralte voice sounded from the hallway of the floor | below. The door to the apartment had been left open and now they could see big handsome Rosa Najarian's face through the ban- isters as she stood halfway up the stairs. “Do let your daughter come, Mrs. Sturgis. They are all nice boys and girls. I will keep a sharp eye on her and bring her home ‘te you safely.” “Well,” said Mrs. Sturgis, “I just wanted to feel satisfied that everything was right and proper.” There were some further words. Jeannette left her mother talk- ing with Dikron and flew to the dining-room, to her sister. “Quick, Alice dearie! Dikron Najarian’s asked me to a dance. I must fly! Help me get ready. He's waitin.” Instantly there was a scurry, a jerking open of bureau drawers, a general diving into crowded closets. arose, what was Jeannette to wear? In a mad burst of extrava- gance, she had sent her dotted Swiss muslin to the laundry. There remained only her old “party” dféss, which had. been done over and over, lengthened and lengthened, until now the velvet was worn and shiny, the covering of some of the buttons was gone und showed the bright metal beneath, the ribbon abotit the waist was split in _—— oe ee a SE EET ee The question immediately | - ee several places.. Yet there was nothing else, and while the girl was | hooking herself into it, Alice daubed the métal buttons with ink, and sewed folds of the ribbon overt where it had begun to split. | Jeannette borrowed stockings from_her sister and wedged her feet into @ pair of her mother’s pump= «hich were too sma!! for her. Her black lusteriess locks were happing becomingly arranced, and ex- citement brought a warm dull red to her olive-tinted cheeks. She was in gay spirits when Najarian called for her some i5 minutes later, and went off with him chattering vivaciously. Mrs. Sturgis stood for a moment in the open doorway of her apartment and listened to the descending feet upon the stairs. to the lessening sound of gay young voices. She assured herself . But there were only a few like Rosa and Dikron. | Three- quarter length coat, with notched lapels and double- breasted effect. By ANNE VAN BUREN BROWN. SMALL but comprehensive wardrobe for the spring days in the country has been planned with a view to its widest degree of usefulness and with an appreciation of what is most applicable in the season's early | offerings of fashion and novelty. Of course in country clothes there is less of change and variety than In any other kind of costume. What ts good form and comfort- able one season changes very slightly in vogue in the course of six months and, as a rule, may be worn for at least a year without any discomfort. There are bound to be innovations and im prove- ments, however, which make our joy in wearing them increasingly greater. One of these innovations i« the three-quarter length coat, which will be worn with enthusiasm on | the street as well as in the coun- Y CLOTHEs or the Thrifty Girl try. For the latter, it should be rather loose and generous in pro- it may be slipped into easily to be practical for any occasion as well as for its durabi!- ity. It is best to choose for mate rial the perennial camels hair. The model sketched has very masculine rotched lapels and the smart dou- ble-breasted effect to bring it up to date. Such a coat may be bought for $55 at the better sort of shop, and in very small sizes for as little as $45, so that it does not pay to have such a garment made by a tailor. portions, so that With this coat is worn this sea- s0n's best Version of the felt cloche, with the slightly rolled front, and a smart plaid scarf. The untrimmed felt shape will cost about $5. The trimming consists of a yard and a half of plaid gros- grain ribbon. which is simply tied about the crown. The lining may Se oughly cleaned about once a week, at a time when it con- tains only a little ice. says the United States Department of Agri- | | culture. Remove the ice and al! the food. Take out the racks. wash them in hot water containing soap | or soda, rinse and wipe dry. If >os- sible. remove the drainpipe scrub inside with a long-handiled spiral >rush or swab. and scald If the Pepe wm not removable it should nevertheieas be theroughivy -lsaxted out. for it may ontain not onig solid matter from the melting i e. but alse slime formed bw the or- ganiasms that thrive in such a dark cool, Meomt situation. The sma! trap tn the drainpipe should also be cleaned. and the drain pan | washed and scalded. Wash the tn- side of the refrigerator with het water cOntaining seap or soda rinse and dry thorough), A small pointed stick lke a skewer may be used to clean the derners end ——— ee ee HOW TO WASH A REFRIGERATOR | T HE refrigerator shou!d be thor- —— sheives washed and sunned. and. if | ' possi ble, | vided, two sets of curtains pro- and sunned every other week. Food safes, bread boxes and other rec ‘p- | tacies for food should likewise be washed, scalded and aired recular- ly to prevent mold and decay. Se far as possible. refrigerators | should be kept clean byw preventive care. Wash the ice before it is put | into the ice compartment anl keep : a , i. ; ss ail oc in ciean and unusualiv evyv- ered dishes Newer put food aweyr be . Ts ; 3 ; = ivisable to inspect the . 4. ~—_ ¢ - — eS = + > iat Talo: fre- an? —_ = “aT? > ‘as — * . . > - ' _ ws i: A . ing sho Wiped up imme- diate Whee Yeu Went the Beet. Ask Veer Neigkhberkecd i-recer fer TOM-BOY | EXTRA | : _ SWEET corn | -: so that each can be washed | This Spring Wardrobe for Outing Wear Has Its Novelties of Style as Well as Usefulness, With the Further Advantage of Being Comfortable and Modish for a Year to Come, Illustrations by Adice L. Bailey Smart accessories to the country costume: —— One-piece ee flannel dress, pleats at sides. be purchased ready made and sewed in at home, bringing the cost of the hat complete up to $6.03: Pat Ct 6 Sais dad nnd ok $5 00 | One yard and a half of plaid grosgrain ribbon at 35 GRD @ Weiicawnweko cde as 53 SS Bae Fae 50 $6 03 The scarf of harmonizing plaid is made by purchasing two and a Mannish sweater with trimmings—Pull-on chamois gloves—Brogues of brown calf. ; ; quarter rards of soft plaid taffeta | and fringing tt at each end. a scarf will cost about $7, allowing Such | $3.50 a vard for the material. Our | emphasis on plaids is put strongly, | because nothing smarter for acces- sories will be worn this season. The one-piece flannel dress is | very simple and youthful. yet orig- izal and practical, clothes must be. The bodice is unadorned. with the box pleats at each side of the skirt forming the mecessary fullness for walking. The interest centers, as it should, in the nice details shown in the lengthwise pockets with their tai- lored arrows, and in the pique col- lar. cuffs and filet, which latter is adjusted by buttoning onto the frock. Such a frock will cost about $45 if bought ready made, and may be almost halved in price by turning this sketch over to your own sew- ing woman to copy. Allow for: Two Gig @ DROEP. « osc ccci $16 00 Three yards of light weight flannel at $1.50 ayard.. 4 590 Half a yard of white pique at $1.50 a yard........ 75 For placing arrows at pockets and pressing gr 2 59 $23 75 The attractive accessories shown in the small sketch consist of: A very smart and masculine sweater which may be purchased at almost any man’s shop (for about $8 to $19. The body is a plain color and the three narror bands are of contrasting color, en- circling the neckline, wrists and hipband. The little tie is of fringed crepe de chine of two con- trasting shades and costs $2. The correct gloves to wear with coun- try clothes are the pull-on chamois sort, which cost from $3.50 to $4.50 a pair in the natural shade. The brogues are very new and good looking. They are of brewn calf and tie in the usual manner: moreover, they strap around the ankle in a new fashion. which is not only smart but practical, as it conceals the knot made by the lac- ing. A PDair of shoes like this will cost $10.50. as country | : SS en ~aewe MEDITATI ——OF A—— MARRIED WO By HELEN ROWL ON THE “MERE” SEX, _ BACHELOR'S cynicism about women is j coloring” with which he fancies he is & trying to “hunt bim down.” : . . . ati There are times when a man doesn’t know more—to feel that a gir! has a “claim” on him) doesn’t want any. .* No man would try to teach a bird to fly ora” be never doubts that he can teach.a woman to leve * _ a ‘3 £5; eC 7 Before marriage a man calls a woman's but after marriage they look to him like just 7. > _ A man always accepts 2 woman at ber own 3 "1 wife is expensive and luxurious, he feels that he a ber highly or he won't be getting his money's wart > > a Marriage ts a cure for insomnia: before awake half the wight wondering what a girl marriage he will fai} asleep before she has finished . i. . > ) we ee . ae A man never knows what he wants for out what you haven't got. a . ;. ie Sometimes a woman suspects that if she curing her husband of all the weaknesses of the be nothing much left but his skeleton. - “. * . a The woman who charms men mest ts aot the , through life wearing an invisible hale, ner even the | a laurel-wreath; but the one who wears a8 a a a. Most men’s protestations of eternal love are z | of an automatic inability to say “no” to a womas. . . . - Love is the magic light which most of us find—and end by finditg m the eyes of corner.” % Copyrpsht. 1974. rs _— Where More Poets Live Than Any NE of the strangest and least |) a height of QO vs: countries in the world naturally is Iceland, that huge isiand up | The icelam under the Arctic Circle, about half | pastures and find himself way between Europe and America, — which belongs to Denmark. al- springs ang though it enjoys a great measure those in our of home rule. | Contrary to the genera! idea. Ice- | RICE : land is not a land of eternal snow. Cold boiled a The inhabited sections enjoy 2 | flaky. 4s comparatively mild climate. For | many salads am weeks at a time during the winter | of using , season it dees mot get colder than | ¢ryits meat 39 degrees above zero, and in the | United States summer time Iceland enjoys a4" | culture. Fort” agreeable temperature. having peas, carrots, j some days when the thermometer | tomatoes . ’ reaches 79. | Instead of “Iceland,” this strance | of fresh ; ) | island should be named “Voicano same way. | Land.” It centains mo less than § licious salad | 107 volcanoes more or less active. French It contains lava beds as large as rice or cols the State of Connecticut. The «n- | served with tire island. by the way. is laretr | cold cheese than New England. onnaise. | In Iceland more than 1219.900 | the nutritive people reside, most of them farm- | gives it 4 ers, who raise sheep. The tarrest | cause of Ee town contains about 19.990 inhabi- | takes up the _ tanta The visitor to Iceland finds | ing. | ow ty = —— A TOT AC er pte cine it a country of contradictions. its people are well educated and intel- ligent. They publish no iess than 7 18 newspapers. On the other bard, ae there are no railroads and few gvuod ia reads. Almost all traveling is done ’ on horseback, and goods are trans- ported in rough carta. For its size, Iceland has produced more poets than perhaps any other nation in the world, and in its pub- lic library. which contains 5°.99¢ volumes, are preserved some of the finest epics ever written in any ie tongue. a The Vikings have been fn Iceland | since the middle of the ni:th cen- tury and from it their gallers set forth to the discovery of Greenland and New England. which they called Vimeland. Even before the Norse discovery, it is believe? that Irish monks settled in Iceland. and traces of their occupation hare been found by the Norse settlers. Iceland is really two islands con- nected by an isthmus across a strait ; about four miles wide. This isth- ag mus rises abruptly from the sea to This Week Outy. REDUCTIONS ON a Hair t | ~« - SO le I im AU. lel Henna D Oreal ... Saae (Teuching up rects, 2. - Liquigd Bleach— = complete bead ..._._. s (Touching up reets, gies: Paste Bleech (Teovching up reets, sz.e8) ; edients. eo. os a 4 That Will Not Whip. 56 es eee a APRIL 22, 1924, | For Dessert garnished with a sprink- | brown sugar - more of a meals. = 7 Flavoring. .— Jars? quaniity of flavoring ins will spoil the Geticacy , ee; eske or dessert. Use just to flaver without eclipsing AR EE I ee is no feeling #0 hopeless ene we have when the cream tevely dessert will, not |: Drop the white of an egg ey the cream and try all over Pe: It works lke @ charm. 1. . > hd 4 Knitted Articies. ) e knitted buttons before any article. So often the foundation stains the yarn. s . > > ter belts should be meas- before washing. Then they be stretched and pinned to the size before drying. a >. . fy er rub s°ap directly upen n articles. Make a luke- soapsud solvtion and wash “water. _ Fashion Frills 7 little hat with the “cuff” ig immensely popular in Paris . Sometimes the brim is dou- turning up sharply in frent, @ graceful roll on either side. > - — other afternoon frock in Rinse in the same tempera- | | has a Spanish flounce at pres- | co flounce its usual’y knee and often is the background enly bit of embroidery on _ - al flowers are being worn [tn lays : more than ever with eve- While warmer weather away with the floral moff, must Row smart to have a single berch:d on the shoulder. An +. eae | curity of pale amber. light shell and other golden ma- A are fashionabie now tn En- | ertful At such smart dancing Sas the Berkeley. the Savoy dge's it seems to be the among the younger set to nail bracelets at the armpit. okt COOKIES min together, three-quarters | small beupful of butter, a table- | slip of pure lard and two cup- ‘et sugar. When they are —— Red, worltin slowly with the | °° five cupfuls of sifted flour, ary alts ful of salt, a teaspoon- | 29¢® ‘et baking powder. two wen | = eggs and a half cupful of kle & Knead the ingredients ~— > Troll the dough on «4 beard. sprinkle it with a: . Upless vanila has been with a litttle grated nut- Roll the dough thin, cut ft shapes and bake ft tm a mS. shallow pan in @ brisk Sometimes, these cookies together hot with a little frosted for special ec
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EP ge? okt a — OO — PAAT IG ——OF A—— IED WOM HELEN ROWLAyY ON THE “MERE" SEX. a cynicism about women is just me which he fancies he is fooling the at him down.” » . . when a map doesn't know which & girl has a “claim” on him or to try to teach a bird to fly or a duck he can teach a woman to love him. . . . 7 & man calls a woman's loose locks ey look to him like just Plain “fro . . * cepts a woman at her own price-tags, luxurious, he feels that he simply 't be getting his money's worth. \ . > . a re for insomnia; before marriage a , t wondering what a girl thinks of lasleep before she has finished tell . . > bows what he wants for breakfast y "t got. ‘e * . . . oman suspects that if she ever of all the weaknesses of the flesh, but his ¢keleton. . ? > o charms men most is not the an Invisible halo, ner even the one the one who weafs an invisible ca . > . estations of eternal love are merely ity to say “no” to a woman. 7 . > le light which most of us search ding in the eyes of someone “just @ Copyrjght. 1924 —— —_— —— —-— - T™ cw . ' | inute Jour Ze > .~ By ' anc ARS Ny 2S ‘ple anning’ 4 ¢ e Poets Live Than Any Other a height of 800 to 1 ) | naturally impassable, | The lcelander can] pastures and ina ¥ find himself in a springs and geysers those in our Nation , RICE USED IN¢ Cold boiled rice, it’ flaky, {is an excell many salads and may of using left-overs t and least } n the world ge island up , about half nd America, | mark, al- at measure l idea, Ice- ernal snow. enjoy a mate. For the winter colder than | fruits, meat or fis) and in the United States Depar enjoys an/ culture. For inst » having | peas, carrots, green ermometer | tomatoes may be leftover rice. and this strance of fresh fruits may 0 “Voicano | same way. Grapefrult less than licious salad served less active. French dressing. Pi rice or cold pressed served with lettuce cold cheese dressing onnaise. Wither ad the nutritive value oF gives it a distinctive cause of its texture, takes up the flavor ing. as large as . The ene , is larger nm 80,000 them farm- The iarrest ,000 inhabi- celani finds fons. Its and intel- y less than —]—— eK - other hand, is few good ne is done are trans- produced any other in its pub- 50,000 me of the in any in Iceland miuth cen- Galleys «et Greenland hich they before the evel that nd, and oa have settiers. nds con- A strait This isth- the sea to ee ee > — of sugar. By foe hd .> s _— 1924, SEHOLD GESTIQNS t “For Dessert. “apples ure more pf a Wf garnished with a sprink- ginnamon, brown sigar meals. am @ Flavoring. . flavoring in large Quantity Oo! will spoil the delicacy of cake or desser' just l'se to flavor without eclipsing ther ingredients a. = That Will Not Whip. is no fecling so hopeless n one we have when the cr¢dam lovely dessert will not prop the white of an egg the cream and try all ower It works like a charm. . 7 > Kunitied Articles. we knitted buttons before any article. So often the Youndation stains the yarn. . . * ter belts should be meas- | before washing. Then stretched and pinned to the size before drying. . 7 they " e rub soap directly upon | n articles. Make a luke- soapsud solution and wash Rinse in the same tempera- water. Fashion Frills BS tittle hat with the “cuff” ig immensely popular in Paris | Sometimes the brim is dou- turning up sharply in front, graceful roll on either side. . . > other afternoon frock in a Spanish flounce at pres- Phis flounce ufual'y knee often is the background enly bit of embroidery on is , > . . flowers are being worn in more than ever with eve- . While warmer weather away with the floral muff, smart to have a single erchid on the shoulder. > . . ets of pale amber. light shell and other golden mak- are fashionable now in Enh- At such smart dancing as the Berkeley, the Savoy dge's it seems to be the S@mong the younger set tp bracelets at the armpit. THER’S COOKIES together, three-quarters cupful of butter, a table- of pure lard and two cup- When they are » work in slowly with the five cupfuls of sifted flour, nful of salt, a teaspoon- baking powder, two well ‘gs and a half cupful of milk. Knead the ingredients » Toll the dough on a board, sprinkle it with ®r, Unless vanila has been With a litttie grated nut- Roll the dough thin, cut it shapes and bake it in a shallow pan in a brisk Sometimes, these cookies together hot with a little n frosted for special oc- ‘ k the warm blankets downy the soap flakes Socoanut-oil, gives flow freely Teendahs out dirt and new look. | completely—no © spot or mat. now to enjoy of FAB? Ik is = fasy to use for your for it today at 1” TES oe pi hay CS \ a” Pe é Zz -R | | | | eee os —— eee | ee ee > fee Se Be * -_ Chi io #7 : : meme amen ne ee The Woman of It By MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL —_— — ———— OURRELATI\ ELATIVES are all the people cousins. moved.’ 7 , ¥ = S aa that you know whom you woulda’t know if vou had your choice. They consist of aunts, uncles -and Another species of relatives is the ‘or my part, the whole collection of them could be more “eousin once re- than once removed—-the farther the better. by sters. MOOERS MARSHALL Any one who goes crying to his mother when vou playfully bite Ant aunt is one of two things. and puffy, with a propensity for tucking her nap- kin under her series of chins, crabby and possessed of many ailments which sho discusses ad lb. their needlework. ing something for you that you wouldn't wear to a canine combat. NCLES have large brooms shooting out proclivity for kissing unenthusiastic young- e piece out of his face is a cousin. sport. Relatives are a sclf-elected counsels and advice sprinklers. board of In fact, relatives are generous wit She is either fat or she is thin and Maiden aunts are characterized They are continually sew- 7 7 oe cold of whisk- and a watches, their jaws, They eat an enormous lot, and it all heaps up On one large lump right under their belts. Cousins are the poorest kind of They delight in breaking your toys and make a specialty of hitting back whenever you slap them. 7 censorship, unauthorized everything that doesn't cost them anything. ad I ¥ by chance you cause a drop of soot to adorn the family es- cutcheon relatives are the first to cease to know you, but a more devoted and solicitous lot never existed if you accidentaly do something clever or acquire a fortune. Copyright, 1924. PE Philosophical Phrasings — cece ci LL LLL LL ALE ET . eee ee ee * Neither can the stream stay jits course nor can the fleeting hour. . 7 - Cheese is gold in the morning, silver at noon and iead at night. —3 > . . Tt’s not the cackling hen that lays the most eggs. > 7. * = | 7 The cock that sings untimely mgist have his head cut off. “ * > ~. An industrious life is the best se- éirity for food in old age. > 7 A suspicious parent maces an artful child. SCALLOPED FISH ROE Rinse the roe, then put it on to cook in cold water. When it reach- es the boiling point, cook it for 196 minutes. then drain it, break it into small sections with a silver fork, slip into a cupful of good cream sauce and add a tablespoonful of chopped capers, a quarter cupful of dry crumbs, a grated onion, pepper and a litjle salt. Fill buttered rame- kin dishes with the mixture, sprin- kle it with a little grated cheese and bake it for about 10 minutes in a medium oven. Serve the roe hot. This makes a fish course or lunch- eon dish. > | BD = "s . as ’ ite vs a 2 JF 6 loon 3 ‘ F « i , i he > - » — ms o - - ok 4 > are > ll % ~ ON ON ON ae ON OA oe . New Spoing Seve This Three Button © feather weight welt . cut-out oxford in a a i Patent anda Black | a Suede, lookslike$10. © y and it's just as good ~, as it looks. B > 4 yY This Value at this *, Priceispossibleonly & ©) by doing businesson © h the Regal Platform; § s Maker to Wearer = WY in Sixty Stores : C from Coast to Coast, Oo Wy One Quality . One Profit 2) One Price O J J j t © RE GAL 6 a 2 4SHOES 4 : Mi : * [ 804 Olive Street > , . id } an ee a - . , * Ae ‘ae. r at : ~ Sng ily, ~ . = | | —_— - —_ — ee —— $e Acid Removes Stain on Zinc Zine darkens with use, but may be brightened by the use of scour- ers. Zinc on floors, under stoves, and in like places, should be scoured with bath-brick and kero- sene, washed and rinsed with wa- ter, and wiped dry, the. United States Department of Agriculture says. Zinc on tables, or wherever likely to come in contact with food, should be scoured with bath-brick and water. Acid, as in vinegar or lemon juice, may be used to re- move stains or zinc, but should be thoroughly washed off; otherwise, the zinc will tarnish again very soon. — —_ — —— — Mme. Daroczy, wife of an at- have an altruistic meaning—either he remembered me I wouldn't be tache at the Hungarian Embassy | a contributor to the joy of the a¢raigq te en in there As’ it Is MAI 51 in Vienna. has her hands insured worker himself or a service I dont know what to do I sup- S ru S T ep ) a ‘The = - =- - - - = - - - - - ee i i i i id | MAKING WORK | A PLEASURE By William A. McKeever WO neighbor boys, 11 and work together in a team cleaning the “They are +4 oO) Saturday forenoons. house, and running errands, like for their mothers. happy at their work.” said one of the mothers. ‘It has made them also do it better.” said the other. There is a valuable lesson volved for the parents of city boys first point igf’see that your work o th child does some regular Saturdays—not so much (for Sake of the work for the sak: the rough house work. as of boy. Leave some of the some cieaninz of floors or windows. and mak: that his duty. The second point is, try the idea of team work. Drudgery is not in herent in any kind of employment, it Is simply bad adjustment to the —— task. The chatter, the employ ment of the mind of the boys while at the duty of cleaning up § the piace, will make the exercise seem like a tonic. The third point, at 4east implied, is the habit of service. Whatever there may be of either selfishness or unselfishness in any adult per- son is largely a matter of earl, training. “I will do something unselfish every day.’ “I will give at least a few minutes daily to helping someone who needs me.” “I will! learn to doa certain amount of un- paid work for the pure love of do- ing it.” Such affirmations as thes need to be worked into the habitual _ thought of the growing child: and, ee | @asier it A eee cee - ee | time is slowly coming when a if begun early, they become the easier. Finally, make the work of a real task and not a mere gesture Think always of the need of disci pline. boy becomes of home employment, the will prove both fo: you and for him. The dread of work becomes master of the plain “grit ad later sort of disease on the part of those dustry Bétomes a part of the joy of! had even seen Jimmy Skunk. who are brought up soft and un- disciplined thereto. But plain in- common existence to those who early master its appointments i? De ii le gitimate work will be understood to The more thoroughly vour The Inside and Outside _— + — — ~~ ~~ ~~ Oe ae eee i a a a Att oe -o- Childr En en’s Bedtime Story -o- | Sy Thornton W. Burgess : ee —_ If when a joke is on yourself You laugh as freely as the rest. | lou're one among the favored few, | And life will never lose its zest. ARMER BROWN’'S BOY sat f= a stump where he could watch the door of the sugar house in the Green Forest. The black shadows had already made | ‘ the Gr entforest dark, and even the little clearing where the sugar | beginning to get house Was was dark. Farmer Brown’s Boy was) beginning to feel chilly, for the; nights were still rather cold. He, should have been inside that sugar | house with a nice warm fire go-! ing. all because a certain small person | in a black-and-white coat, who should have been outside, was in- side. It was Jimmy Skunk. Farmer Brown's Boy had _ to laugh. He just had to. The joke. 8 ; was on him. From the dooftway of the sugar house he had seen Jimmy Skunk come out of the edge of the Green Forest. He had rone over and sat on that stump to watch Jimmy, and he had left the door of the sugar house open. Never once had it entered his head that Jimmy would go inside that sugar house. * eres Jimmy did go in Farmer %rown's Boy had thought that he would soon come out. But he hadn't come out, and Farmer Brown’s Boy was begin- ning to wonder what he was £0- ing to do about it. Brown's Boy and Jim- my Skunk had very good friends, but it was a long time since thev had met. This was the first time since late in the summer before that Farmer Brown's Boy “a am afraid that little scamp may have forgotten.me,”’ said Farmer “If I were sure that Farmer been Rrown's Rov. Rut here he was outside, and | door | peeped inside. It was already dark ‘in there. Skunk. ‘He venture in he might get too near Farmer Brown's Boy. ' ’ ' | M Cae “I am afraid that little scamp may have forgotten me,” said Farmer Brown's Boy’ ' pose I might shut the door and keep him in there, and then go home tonight. He certainly would keep those Bears out if they should happen to come around. But if I should go home and leave Jimmy in possession of the sugar house, I would never hear the end of it. Brrrrr, it’s getting cold!” He got up from the stump on which he had been sitting and cautiously approached the open of the sugar house. He He couldn't see Jimmy This made matters worse. was afraid that if he should rJimmy and accidentally frighten him. He knew what would hap- pen in such a case. So for a long time he hung about that doorway, getting chillfer and chillier, afraid to go in. Meanwhile, Jimmy Skunk haé made himself quite at home. He liked the inside of house. It was warm and comfor- table in there. There was the pleasant odor of food that Farm- er Brown's Boy had cooked (for supper. Jimmy decided that this would be a good place to stay. Re even thought of getting Mrs. Skunk and making it their home. Anyway, he decided to spend the night there. He examined everything he could get at with the liveliest curi- osity. He poked his Inquisitive nose into every nook and ‘corner. Then, as he had had a long walk and was tired, he decided to take a nap. So hexurled up underneath ithe bunk where Farmer Brown's Boy was in the habit of sleeping. This was why Farmer Brown's Boy couldn't see Jimmy. So there they wer immy Skunk inside and Farmer Brown's Boy outside, when the situation should have been just the other way around. CINNAMON. DELIGHTS. Cream together, a scant cupful of butter and a cupful and a half of sugar, a tablespoonful of water, three well-beaten eggs and a tea- spoonful of baking powder in a cupful of flour. Mix these mater- ials well, then add enough flour to make a soft, rolling dough. Roll the dough thin, cut in desired Shapes, lay it on a buttered baking dish and duyst it thickly with cin- namon and sugar. Bake the cook- ies as usual. yet : : that sugar | What to Seite. . . .. Tomorrow .’. — ~oe Breakfast. Sliced bananas and cream. Fried eggs. Grilled country sausage. Parker House reils. Coffee, cocoa, milk. Luncheon. Cream of corn soup. Cold ham sandwiches. Custard ple. Coffee, tea,- milk. Dinner. Sweetbreads. Creamed potatoes. Peas and carrote. Beet and cabbage salad. Hot biscuits. Fruit tart. Coffee, tea, milk. FRENCH CUSTARD. Make a rich, plain, boiled ecus- tard of the yolks of six eggs and leave the whites to use in the fos- lowing way: Beat them very stiff, adding four dessertspoonfuls of su- : a t gar gradually with a teaspoonful of vanilla or almond flavoring. Drep the mixture by tablespoonful onte a very light-greased -dish and cook it in a slow oven until it is a delicate brown. Meanwhile, cool the custard. When it is cold. pour it over well-drained poached apples or well-drained, whole, pre- served peaches. Slip the meringues with a sharp knife from the bak- ing-dish and place them on top ef the custard. Chill and serve this delicacy. ; ed CREAMED CURRIED ' SHRIMPS — Drain, pick over and break with a silver fork into small pleces, a can of shrimps, Add a grated onion, pepper, a little salt and teaspoon- ful of chopped celery leaves. Make a cupful and a half of cream dreas- ing and add to it half teaspoonful of curry powder, @ saltspoonful of sugar and the ghrimpa Fill but- tered ramekins with the curry and bake about 12 minutes. Manning-Bowman Quality Ware y Western;Electric Company | styles quic are made of that new style. making that Paris dress. dress is best in an cutti exactly for your Flannel frocks are very mod- ish and yp Ragen ‘* 36 es only 4§ yards if you = the Deltor. At $2.00 the vard that’s $8.75 for mate- rial and 45 cents for the pat- tern makes $9.20 for a sports frock you couldn't buy for twice the price. Design 5161. Dresses that make you look prettier The Deltor tells bie just what materials the patterns give you one or maybe two general charts but the Deltor gives you an individual cutting layout. Because it is made width maternal. This truly saves you money. Besides all this, the Deltor shows you ex- New Paris Styles for $9.20 on You Can Have More Style than any Girl in Your Set ~ , OU ean have real Paris fashions! ~ actly how to make your dress the Paris way and give it the French finishing touches that and more graceful than you ever did be- make imported dresses in Fifth Avenue win- fore because French designers know how . dows so enchanting. to bring out your best points! How can you get these becoming Paris styles? Why in Butterick patterns—styles from Paris are one of Butterick’s secrets! Just so that you can have the flattering new , Butterick keeps a staff of i fashion experts in Paris all the time. As P soon as a new style is launched, they cable news of it. Immediately Butterick patterns Paris is the creator of styles—and Butterick knows the secret of how to reproduce those | styles with all their chic. That is why fash- 11) ionable Paris itself buys more Butterick pat- terns at 27, Avenue de |’Opera than are sold, in any other pattern store in the world. ‘ - Every style that Paris creates must be made its own way—that is the secret of its dash and distinction and verve. Butterick knows that—and so is not satisfied to give you the pattern alone but gives you with it the Deltor that shows you all the secrets of e Have a real Paris dress! Get your Butterick ~ pattern and followthe Deltor, It is so easy and costs so little. Butterick of New York, of Paris, of London. \ 4 \\ \ ‘ s Wi : Sean WN how much to buy. 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-s , | | : | 8 —— - *: COMIC PAGE —— 77 Renl Money Will Buy : APRIL 22, 1324. , | : : , rs a Home | ) 13 Tris I: Home end Inoes ~ Decide to duy or dbutld NO posT-DISPATCH REAL ESTAT > 272 — ‘ 76. NO. 2238. You See, MY wFE 2 | - — — OL. LosT A STOW up AN FitteD AND THE Dentist - - | } {GOTTA SIT ON THE 7 LEFT Hud GLASSES ZF. l} STOVE "TO KEEP Fer! fe ee eee # | } Al IN , % | ATORS FOR THE BLUE GRASS BLUES. , HOME TOWN STUFF. = - - o | “¥ > F N | ] 'D like to live in Louisville, p EOPLE lke the places where | he: : tf). ‘ y= rf, SS d 4 | an * 3 | | Ss “. “a u 7 : , « The town where I was born: they're happy. ; of President in Ole wii . - ~\ ae ‘e i 4 oom. 7 wee o. eel ee I must live in old St. Louis Ter happier my home town makes Which is famed for boots and; me crow. And punk as is the tewn of Bunk- i 1 | shoes; a cet SO er Hill, mr m longing for Kentucky Some ofher towns I know are Thich ts known for shoots and — r) punker still. BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS booze. — JOLLY ROGERS —$d Assistant B. H. EL a OL were bred it old Kentucky OT'RE not the = +> > "RE not the guy that put ; _ -_ - - mint 1 ~ ¢ each y - - | GOOO MORNING, ; = | } Where the mint was fresh the bunk in Bunker TR-™ THE NEW St and green; _And for rour village set up phoney SUTLER - HERE . >. rn a : . = - a vr) Do y Fe : -3 . pointed manager. of the Toledo MA>itants thereof that from where ‘KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN C—O we sit it looks like firs ivisi “i _— tres team. Goore Hill Jimmy and the . . xe first d on. ee Ne outward change may be ex- > Sected immediately in the Amert-; al wan policy toward the reparations | Mud Hepes shouldeget along swim- : MMM IMERE AB , ms mdianapolis made a ftal | (MA M- ib -e . ' , mingty. P capita GOES WOH THAT , vo DHE PANG. ME ARK. AAA®.cCoURse // COOH - . tious and ether ee an re | - WHA? BUBR HES Gor ‘we (S - : | one . at af he tee The temporary field boxes ar Bush from Washington From the ASHE | i (X THAT BASKET be ore coms. ae the Teas: OF | } : ' +H FEEDS - ‘fr 4 3 ent’s deciaration of his desire to ed apie : | , : ~ Fy Wtteond a helping hand acrome the . Atlant» administration officials), oday. They pointed out. how- move when they secured Donie Spertsmans Park have been re- capital of the United § Indiana is not such a =e. . : . : : 2 . ——— mic | moved to make more room for the capital of 7 standees. bad move. Ask any Hoosier. _ s ) : ) | : 2 , ‘4 | lever that the President has shown | | | t say and bas thus made the! pe | "tnked States nrore thar ever am iy ' wtant factor in any European | MOVIES oe | ft | : : . " . ' ee | i—~ 4 , ' - - pice ; 4 A BDA) a Bheiane PHONE, SEXk A | = 42 La . Pid : . : nat the Premdent has tndt- | ' ~ S ‘ ALD a IBS AT Down) : ’ : ; % : : ‘ ‘is itt li hts a 2 F —w = DOLLAR DEA! — MY ON 2 “Tee MEMGRAAAUM ~ -i¢ ‘aie | NOT K -FInsG- wHo: ———— : if , ’ peeeditions would permit the 4 ’ ~—_ —— _ > ; J : = ; 4 ia - mMUAD “T= COU “TRY i= wie i . : . . . a ; ; = @ : Hi, = - . o & Rous —— , : : | => -¥ eens ater * trétitiane “TRE CLUB ALL ee 5 = ‘T4 # mnerity tt o? ' - A ould -ec3oe a 9 es a vr. ize DA La 4 — , ‘ ; FAVORITE STORIES Voted eae aun i | ) i - ee | 4 “2 ng an independent corfer . ' : = ~ | -: "ben we could take advantage i a for 4 hes Armament conference | ede '* caine toge: yer By Irvin 5. Cobb. : : aStrumentalities already of er-u ¢ me sy » ‘se League of Nations.” . — — 4 ator Borah ‘Rep Idahbe. one 2 [he eading advocates O wor ] ; 4UST ONE TASTE TOO MUCH. * Sree ss = - : inn Ma men seat ‘Sent. said vary, mMmtc > — ‘avor or? ar MAVE a friend. He lives down in Louisiana, wi he has li x : | here he lived MUTT AND JEFF—QUITE SO, MY DEAR W ASTON, QUITE SO—By BUD FISHER ‘Copyright. 1924 E: mr Nearuie at “ U. . © and disarmament confer- | a all bis life. He is the eniy : = : se Oniy man | ever knew who. in appearance Trade Mark Reg 7 : - | cc witheut adjustment of ; MAannerisms ah , f voice. invee un te + @ tricks of voi ives up to the popular conception DIDN'T Yo . ve »* : > ¥ on: “omic prohierm. I fee! the c ay eA . A) > > VJ e* oO genera] lisarmament. ofa typical Southern geatieman of the old schoet—the type so often Es ee , met with ip fiction or on the stage and so rarely in real life. MUTT, Now THaT ( | aan: > > ‘ | | ' =. P.. ~~ “fenidert « SUCEr «ton a “Colonel Lem, in case t) tive _— ) tate : \.* » gee ahh Favors Prope-al. ase (he Batives are guffering from a famine : i hong the Democrac whe as , : ‘ed the cenference prepesa! was > hu TT : " i these parts. my chum here’’—I indicated My companion of the re- ) . | 3 - ' ' of / | -o ais (therm. + Maseac bu - . ‘ p eet: "ho said: cent expedition——“haz two quarts of guarant : ts of cu eed pre-war Bourbon in bis kit-bac.”’ fa "2 | Colosel Lem tugged mournfully ‘ : ’ 7 move that will bring about “Fy at the ends of his long mus-| v4 , ) = , : . d " * ; , an dimarmament ie te be oD-/s: | taches; Seat laght shone in his eye. He shook his head. ox I gave a violent start. he ! nator Wadswerth (Rep.) New i ig ' think the President ie very | Bis “Can it be.” I asked, “that vou. ¢ pe g ; : + you, Colonel Lem, of all men /. wwore gt? . ee 7 ; 7 : : . : aa — a ; | tf = . Biieue! + Spent a disarmament | “t | » *@ _. =e? after the settlement ot c ae ee A the melancholy fact.” he stated. ' ' ; Li , ‘ ; es ag oe eee nity since I imbibed my last snort of red eve.” | fi : i : YP : i | : e* .. S! Until the reparations and | way? What made you quit?” 5» é 3 , a » | * be P : . r * Si Mia iis land awe | . ee TERS, ry. a . . - } * - ; é PEE ne eRe: “y,, —. : | sa a : : ¢ >. ree 4 s * te. ra a gee — “ Fae = Pe 2 8 Si ; ok , . 7 -- : f . ile. . < mite : sd : P 2 : Bet 2 s « a ¥ ——- a a ho. ed . ny - < fe 4 En - - Y \ ‘ C 2 «he : i) Ts eee a de na ° x *e ‘ 7 7 a