St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 24, 1924

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Se hts one fies “2 kK a ‘ M4 oa e509 ia Lal a> h ha: - ait ak eS 4 hoe A aS ie > , Fi tei tS * AM ay jad Xa , , _ vA : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service = x " 2 . ? EVENING, eS = - ee aia * nee »? 2a? ‘ ; Td eg 7 AY 1334 Pramine the Real Estate Investments Offered by the agents and own ers today—every day—in the POST-DISPATCH REAL ESTATE PAGES This Is Home and Investment Week ee APRID ee ——- eee eee. e A —— - ———- - - —- —— ° : — - ” — s PRICE 2 CENTS eg a n —= “APRIL 24, 192444 PAGES. “VOL. 70. “NO. 229, ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY —- — te A PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT AND IPPONUSPASSES "atoms TAX RATE $2347; WOMAN, SEEKING SENATE, BUT |: "°°" © NO INOREASE FOR CHCAOAN KLS esa me. sh . ‘ , " Oo ave no more parades p FATE STIL oc — MINDPAL USES HIS EMPLOYE 22> == hours, Director of Streets and OOKS LIKE | Official fore- as IN DOUBT Advance From 82 to 86 Shoots Down Caretaker of EES Sewers Fisk said today. Employers have complained FIRST DIVISION roe Rt. FOR THE BONUS if Cents on the $100 Valu- Advertising Man’s Home, [ | ation for School Purposes| Fires Twice at. Wife and te Oe e Though It Received 67 | : | !-% Votes, Margin Above FONTAINE FOX . ee a a GR-R-R-RAND GLOR- R-Riovus FEELIN)’ ?: LF PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION — a DOWNTOWN PARADES IN WORK HOURS BANNED; Louis is f° FA : bys cast Louis coc $20,000,000 OF BONDS © tendency to draw employes to , oe an’ 4 the windows and away from ~ | GIVEN HEARING ON : ] Shale Seal, eee 9 es VAN BI ARCOM | BIGAMY CHARGE $34 enn 00 q "hlokee we “ leit rye | essannataiasibasbnaaabemsesstesenann i 7 7 ? 4 district, Fisk is will- WIFF FREED} AND PLUS A N 3 cH THEN REARRESTED - _ SUE WOULD | 'Y. Kenley Smith Declares | AWYER SWINGS GOOD RIGHT : | an application otherwise not. portion and cooler in west! Assailant, to Whom He §ijT JUDGE OF DISTANCE IS BAD One Bigamy Case Dis- Had Rented Apartment, missed, but New Warrant district Twelfth portion tonight; cooler l’riday, Demanded Me Marry Her Is Issued After Hearing at Clayton. and vicinity: *artly cloudy to- night and Friday, probably with #- cal thunder. storms; warmer tamight: cooler riday. Missouri: ly cloudy and ke probably loe thundersto r warmer in on congested consider but congested i{jae? so-called Fourth and Market to OF U. R. WOULD RETIR that brass bands and decorated Only Change From 1923. Flees in Auto. Part- ing to Number Necessary tonight for a permit, Override Presidential riday: NOLTE SUBMITS “LONG HOUNDED The Veto Is Narrow — Cash is between Option Feature Beaten. “! $25,185,834 BUDGET TO DIVORCE WIFE”: streets. anc street ms: Franklin. east Growth of Property Values Expected to Give Addi- tional Money Instead of | Increase in Interest Rate. and : [llinois: In- creasing cloudi- probably followed by showers thunderstorms late tonight | and Friday; warmer in south por- tion tonight: Friday after- noon or night Sun Thursday at 6:47: rises cipal purposes will be the same as ridayv at 5:10. y da ~ sia ela last year’s rate, Comptroller “Nolte St. Louis: 15.8 WRee he peegent- fall of .9 feet, PAT MARR h SENTENCED 10 Attorney Lashly Resents Statement — of Eagleton and Starts Fight in Court, FEW DEFEND = INSURANCE PLAN ‘and Payment of $10,300,000,in Bonds and Exchange of $9,700,000 of Transit 5 Per Cent Bonds for New 7 Per Cent Preferred Stock to Be Proposed. Arthur V. Lashly and Mark gleton were within cooler ited l’ress CHICAGO, April Stopa, a : , , the Associ . , This year’s tax rate for all muni- Ma six inches of ”24.——_Miss Wan- formerly of ‘Clause Adopted Extending Final Date of Filing Ap- plications and Clearing Way for Cash Payments After Election. sets , : - , coming to blows in Circuit Judge Hall's nesses agreeing that GIVES BOND ON SECOND CHARGE Detroit, ac , court this morning—all wit- PN OE PRES ET ee River at companied by a man, invaded the feet at 7 a. m.. a@ Mississippi announced today, Lashly missed @ country home of Y. Kenerly Smith, ed the annual budget bill to a spe- | 4 a right to Eagleton’s an advertising man, in Forest Park, least thie much. Man-| They were and fired two shots;a damage suit, sometimes do. kill’ in laying jury. “NG case but jury “When Mr. one jaw by at Nie REG Re ee — cial meeting of the Board of Alder- men. The total of the budget is '$25.185.834.37. ° made by today, shot and killed Henry opposing counsel in Prosecuiing Attorney Jones Becomes Excited When Defendant Departs Be- fore Service of Writ. as opposing counse!l they became excited | their before the ning, caretaker. at Smith's wife. “['m going downtown him, Miss Stopa valuation. |to have screamed as she and ‘companion fled in an automobile. The police rushed a detail to the office of John H. ssunham & Co.,! where Sith is employed. and took ) him to the State's Attorney’s office’ the and left a guard. Eagleton, Had Been Fricndly With Her. - to Smith explained that Miss Stopa, with whom he said he formerly had been friendly, according to the State's Attorney. had demanded that he divorce his wife and M Recause of the increase >» ee vv . ; Bureau. ON Promoter — Also. Fined $1900 |the Board of Education, Building. Following Conviction on Charge Logs SG the $100 of Misusing Mails. the Asweociated TEXARKANA, Ark., April 24.— Patt Marr. oil pfomoter, convicted in United States District Court here cases and alleged | HOLDERS TO GET. | PROPOSAL NEXT WEEK = Post-Dispatch from 82 tov,”’ was 20-23 Wyatt WASHINGTON. April 24 ' Qverwhelming the passed the soldier viding paid-up insurance ice men, tion feature proposed by Senatog ‘Copeland (Dem.) of New York, amended the bill in such a _to make it for Ss fenew consideration March 4 next. The bill, as yesterday by a * majority 3 tional two-thirds interested in this Lashly told the cents on | hei one 1s By an the total tax rate. covering city, | my client, will be $2.47 | , | ress Senate bill for vote a ‘Jacob K. Newssiiiail News : man, Saunders & Co., Inc., Will Arrive Tomor+ row tc Confer With Rei | MRS. MAXINE VAN BLARCOM, organization Committee, . April, " wed reorganizing the the cos NEW PROSECIITOR A phan l'nited rt which contem¢ Verre- plates payment af $10,300.000 in IN BEER SCANDAL outstanding and ex Transit 5 per 2 | per cent preferred stock in the ‘ | reorganized company, will be . me BEING CONSIDERED sented to security holders 0 ae state and school taxes, Lashly told but his lied!”’ came you no, client, shouted turn bonus pro- this cents higher than i iz é rhe furnished , considerable Blarcom case nt — year. or 4 last rate, $2.43 The Board of has discussed wis interested Van defendant, he when it the jury. Whereupon Lashly jumped to his feet and swung at Eagleton. Plain- tiff's counsel, however, sidestepped. “Stop that! Stop that!” thun- Judge Hall. - Eagleton pushed Lashly several more blows and all of them Then restored. A preliminary hearing on Coolly Eagleton turned to the, bigamy charge. was started ¥° and said: a. m., before Justice entered in meyer. Assistant Aap PN: At- | torney Fussell requested a _ post- ponement, saving a private detec- tive agency, working for Van Blar- com, had just received a telegram | natn teak that two necessary witnesses, were | - , still in Chicago. The defense ob- Che jury returned a verdict of : $15.000 in favor of Eagleton’s cli- Jecting, Werremeyer ordered the | hearing to proceed. ent, Charles Plannett, a chauffeur, | Case Dismissed. | who had sued J. A. McFall of the McFall Auto Livery Co. Two. State witnesses testified, because he | neither one being able to say that hurt when driving of the ivirs. Van Blarcom had ever been company ears due to alleged defec- tive 'Mrs. John Brown, and the case was brakes. | dismissed. Prosecuting Attorney “BUMS AND MOOCHERS’ ROUSE IRE OF MERCHANTS Jones, anticipating a dismissal, had | had a new warrant issued, charg- | | Franklin Avenue Storekeepers . Complain to Police of Thievery ing bigamy. Before it could be served Mrs. Van Blarcom had de- | and Insulting Remarks. ‘Hordes of bums and moochers,” parted from Clayton. Dashes From Courthouse. infesting Franklin avenue, between Broadway and Twelfth boulevard, Jones dashed from the Clayton wera the subject of a complaint serv- :, s year's amusement and ex- Was sen-_ Estimate and his : tenced today ‘to five years in Leavenworth penitentiary and to pay a fine of $1000, the maxi- mum penalty. Marr’s attorneys appeal and tite bond*was set at $50,000. Marr stood at rigid attention turned down the cash op- of misuse of the mails, Ap- citement at Clayton’ today. The | serve address ti ne recently | , portionment Cc ’ latest phase, it and that it might have to | increase the rate for bond interest and sinking fund, but it was de- cided to leave that rate at the same figure as the past vear, and de- pend on increased property values | = ‘ swell the receipts. As indicat- ; passed while Judge F. A. Youmans was *® el A aN pt : ing the increased values, the issu- Passing lie had rothing - ance of $460.000,000 worth of build- Judge began. , . ing permits in the past Year was out in evi- to cited. How $2.47 Will Be Divided. rate will be made The total tax up as follows, all rates on the $100 valuation being the same as last year, except that the rate for | #84!nst : e.. school purposes is 4 cents no-e: and her companion, whose name rye Municipal purposes $1.19 | Was said by county highway police saw All eal netabndah nid alee, “" {to be Ted Glasgow, failed to appear one; — ing fund . lat the Dunham offices and they Art Museum ‘are being sought. Too | Forced Herself Into Hame. Public Library According to Smith's associates, Sate tax |Miss Stopa has traveled in Bohe- Schools |mian circles in the North Side ar- tists’ colony, where she has lived. He declared she had previously an- noyed him. Smith believes Manning. taker, had been killed as a of mistaken identity. Miss Stopa and her according to the _ police, themselves into the Smith home but Smith had departed for his of- fice, Rushing into the living room, the young woman began firing, ac- OsSsibility , . : , a possibility is that Frederick Van Blarcom ‘ will be remembered, | Pech — Meh ea 3 | ’ = the way as ; accuses his wife, Maxine, 2) years c notice of appeal! {“ongress to I 4 narriec oO of it possible guve 5 old, of being already after supersedas marry 2e dered one “John Brown” when she be- her. Smith pa when office of Attorney Detroit expressed the back to Chicago determined him and his wife. She before had made threats him, he Miss Stopa away as 4 : came Mrs. Van Blarcom In had met Miss Sto- emploved in the States District es ; > ‘ said he were aimed, ‘ 9°79 their mark. J _ -— amended, she was the United here. She had some time ago. he belief that missed «@},¢ nm » ghia for the brought nothing less than the Judge I. A. sentence al- mil- gives vote of 64 to Hi. a peace Was io a. hefore returned Ailways, dence justify maximum penalty.” Youmans said in passing on Marr, the Government leges, fleeced investors out of "The latitude in more than the constitu facts said, stenographer “T wish it that defendant's several times at and will a he ever 64 votes neces- and she Calne to kill both the record | bonds now counsel swung plaintiff's attorney missed each time.” Now Supreme Court Judge Seary to override a presidential veto. ) The cash option provision, original- change Mprojected as a politics) gesture, nearly adopted. it by a vote of 37 to 48 "tion, in opinion of perts, would have feat of the bill by presidential veto. The bill passed in the Senate is almost identical with tbat by the House, except for "amendments that can be lroned out in conference. "+ With the verdict of Congress fin- | ally rendered on a question at Issue for several years, interest in the measure now With the White House. The President has said he is opposed to a bonus. Bonus supporters hope that if he Aas - if rm dollars. law dado } r wide lions of ‘the Court a ing your sentence. The jury final de- fit to find you guilty on only count. That is within their powev and there is no criticism of that. They did find you guilty of devis- ing a scheme to defraud and in minor | using the mails to carry it out. | “It was brought out in evidence | ‘that this was certainly a wholesale schenie and I find absolutely no mitigating circumstances In your favor.” Marr friends tence was cnanre-tree Its adop- the most eX- of $9.700.000 of St. Loulal bonds for new company early next week, it wee | learned today. Jacob K. Newman, president ot | ’ Attorney ra General Stone Ss Newman, Saunders & Co., Ine., wilt arrive here from New York tomor« Action Results in Sum- | ‘row or Saturday and will conféF mons of Nations, Dyott | wit the reorganization COM MICS, . It is expected lus plan will be pre and Nolan to Washington | sented to the various security hoid- ers’ committees within a few days goes to the central com- KA SOME TIMES IN AN EMLREENCY insured passed got one quickly Budget. up as fol The Municipal The budget is made lows: Municipal purposes$18.903,434.37 Street sprinkling... 350,000.00 Waterworks. 2,693,545.00 Bond int. and sink the care- result talked with and after sen- maintaining the has displayed siniled and both before passed, attitude he rests Bureau, after tt Building. April 24.-—if Attorney- ; companion. forced -Dispatch Wyatt SHING TON, today Post 20-28 miitiee, Major Provisions of Plan, © The major provisions of the plan are Courthouse, across‘the street, to Werremeyer's place, shouting: | “Where's Goldschmidt? I'll have his job for this. I told him to hold | general WAS learned that was Stone has under consider- 1. Remedying the default and- Senate yiel: } Ap pare ntis announced his position relative to the insurance bonus bill, nor is the belief that a veto can be over- | riden justified by the attitude of Senators toward the bill yesterday. Although the bill received three votes more than two-thirds, this is & narrow margin, and the Senate in a dramatic fight | life should the President veto it. * Few Praise Bill. Probably never before in the his- § tory of Congress was a bill passed ) Which so few | Want. It was berated by many who people - finally voted for it and _ received few encomiums from its friends. The a arguments against it ran all , the way from decetpion of the tax- payer, a “gold-brick” for the sol- . dier, a cowardly abandonment of Principle and sanity, to an eco- nomic offense Against the country. | Beemingly wanted by no one, it | Was handled as a political measure Which few had the courage to re- fard frankly on the tral election. Five eve of a potential Democratic can- didates for the presidenc vy met the » issue. Carter Glass of V irginia Clared himself openly against the > bonus, because he regarged it as &n affront to the soldier and be- fause the finances of the country : Would not Stand the added expense. Senator Underwood of Alabama. Xpressing opposition to the bon us 884 proposition, voted for the cash ©Ption as a more honest and more OUrageous form of legislation. He Yoted against the bill as adopted, Senator Ralston of Indiana -ex- Pressed himself briefly as favorable to the insurance, because voting for the cash option might endanger the las a whole. Senator C opeland of New York led the fight for the cash Option, despite the attitude of American Bion offic ials, and after describ- ing the insurance as a ‘‘tombstone Measure.” he voted for it. Stil! another possible presiden- tial candidate, Senator Robinson (Dem, ) of Ark; insane, voted against the Cash option fo: reasons siniil: ir to those expressed tes Former eervice ‘isitors’ callers Iialiston filled wate he ii the the men and ; igainst it “ Continued on Page 2, Column 6. the bonus | | bill may figure once more in for its | oca seemed to | ‘streets to their were again summoned | ‘to their The first assault was made by the! gen- | de. | HIGH SCHOOL BOYS FIGHT ALL NIGHT WITH EGGS freshmen Colors Incense Sopho- mores and Attack I-ensues§ at Carl Junction—Colors Still Fly. iv the iated CARL JUNCTION, Mo., April 24. i“reshmen and sophomores of the high raising of \ 280% Press school, the former's colors, ‘fought from sundown last night un- til dayYlicht this morning with eggs, good and bad, .as their weapons. It was a silent battle. fought the high schoo! campus, and town knew nothing about it, this morning, when the 30 or 40 youths who had _ participated, their clothes streaked with yellow, and in some instances their and hair. walked through homes to wash the up they class rooms. before sophomores about 8:30 o’clock. The freshmen were guarding their col- | placed on top To meet this were supplied were none too barrage turned ors that had been of the highest tree. first attack, they with eggs that fresh. A single loose as the enemy drew the sophomores to flight. pulsed but still determined, the sophomores enlisted the aid of fel- | ) obtained a fresh sup- and went back attack. This than the first, freshmen vic- remainder of low classmen, ply of ammunition, to the scene of the attack lasted longer but terminated in a tory. Tlrrough the the night, the attacks intermittently Dawn found the freshmen colors still high on the tree top and no sophomores in IRISH BOUNDARY CONFERENCE BREAKS UP WITHOUT RESULTS Ulster and Free State Representa - tives Fail to Arrive at Amic- able Agreement. sociated I’re ss April 24.—The representatives and Seuthern Ireland for adjustment of the boundary be- tween Ulster and the Irish Free State, broke up this afternoon ith- result. the As LONDON, between confer- enee here of Northern oul lowing: | Sinking $439,705: | terest following the | on j until | | 095 ' for includes $10,000 landscape work in | of Rocks Park, $50,000 for | faces | the } were waged bond interest and sinking item. is composed of the fol- Debt prior to 1890, $1,210,- and ie bonds, $445.21 interest, bonds tebe ar in 1920, in- and sinking fund, $360,335: bonds issued 1923-24 ($8,000,000), interest and sinking fund $624,000: waterworks bonds, $159,600. The Waterworks disbursements and bond payments are met by wa- ter revenue, but are counted as part of the city budget. Street sprinkling is also met by a special tax. The Water Department the budget is made up of $2,536.- for maintenance and $157,450 special purposes. The latter The fund 000; bridge fund, Chain laying additional] pipe, $15,000 for rep iiring streets torn up by the de- _ — — —— Continued on Page 3, Column 5. BBPLPOPOL OD OO ie ee ee i i i oe 5 ; ; There’s a Home ° | pher, For Somebody— near put!) Re- | opportunily Investment in unimproved also excellent for profitable improved or property. Turn now and read the Real Iistate columns of the Post- Dispatch. All the choicest locations in and around St. louis are featured here this week. The real estate dealers and private owners offer their assistance in selection and investigation without in anv wav obligating you. A small payment down and. terms will makeJt pessible to own vour home without greater nense than the rent you pa) also buy In- where meet Part Cash will vestment property rents are sufficient to future payments. 1t will pay you to investi- gate NOW —during “Home and Investment W eek.” The Post-Dispatch other than he his Dix. covered—All Shot in Head. the Associated Press REND. Ore. April 24 bodies of Dewev Morris. Edward Nichols and Roy Wilson, trappers. missing since Jan. 15. were fount last night in Little Lava Lake. here. All three had been shot in the head. nit nar- | shoppers, / merchants’ influ- Miss ap- bed - Miss Stopa was! Man- | MacLaren | °4——The flight of at- | tempted to restrain Miss Stopa the began a stenogra- law | prac- | She ; on LDis- admit - | room to Lesti- Smith >i declared he believed her to be men. tally unsound. | of the for months, ¢rying to get me to divorce Smith his relations with Miss Stopa had been busi- rent. town FOUND near presented to the Chief of Police to- day by 59 merchants of that street. The vagrants, it is declared in the mer@hants' complaint, swarm on Franklin avenue day and night, commit petty thefts, beg from and insult and who will not give them and block, store entrances. those moneys, “They erable and driving business away,” the merchants said. “A city with a large police department should not condition.” reading the announced tolerate such a (*hief O'Brien. on statement, to their spokesman, W. that he would forthwith" for ROUND- WORLD PLANE IN INDIA Covers 4890 Miles in First Stage of Flight. By the Associated Press. KARACHI, British 700 from Bunder Abdas, Stuart MacLaren, and his compan- ion in the British around-the-world made without inci- weather conditions were ideal and the arrival was exactly schedule time. All the airmen in excellent health, although and somewhat deaf. here ends the first flight. They about 4890 their relief. India, miles here Persia, by venture was dent. The were mn little wearv Their arrival stage of their world now have covered miles. or approximately one-fifth total distance. The next section. to Tokio. is roughly 5880 miles REMOVE RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS Turke Order American Mission Schools to Oust All Bibles. Rw the ress, CONSTANTINOPLE, The American missionary in Turkey have agreed to from their classrooms all tural pictures, Bibles. crosses other religious symbols, anee with the recent orders issued hy the Minister of Public Instruc- tion. Vaszif Bes The 40 French remain closed erucifix was teaenciated April 24.— schools remove scrip- and Roman Catholi refusing to Robert Col- recentiv re- schools remove the has not. as ported, meni. liece | was Citys threaten. | Warrant departed from Clayton on the run-_ are making conditions intol- | enforcement ity, Jones A Meleti .jJum ped in A. £ 0, ‘“ruarantee action | April in accord. | 'reared in Sedalia. ‘acquainted with John Brown, man- been closed by the Govera-' _ her.’ The “Goldschmidt” Deputy Sheriff Goldschmidt, the man who had brought Van Blarcom back from New York the first bigamy issued. A féaw minutes appearance with Goldschmidt ha. wnen was Jones’ No. rant before ningboard of an automobile occu- pied by Mrs. attorney, John T. Mooney. Thinking the alleged bigamist 'n- tended to flee from St. Louis Coun- and several assistants an automobile and Union Station to inter- While he was gone returned from Aa Mrs. Van- Blarcom $1200 bond for and again de dashed for gept her. Moonevy's car short tour and surrendered, gave the second charg parted. Van Blarcom Not Present. Van Blarcom was not present at the hearing and this, Mooney A4Af- gued. proved he was not sincere in his charge against his wife. Mooney said Van Blarcom, who marriea three months after being declared pe gue ae mind, should be playing with dolls. “Like Harry Thaw?” suggested. “Exactly.” Mrs. Van Blarcom is being per- secuted, not prosecuted, her attor- ney asserted He declared State is “hounding” her. Blarcom had lots of money that's why the State is doing stuff.’ he said The only witnesses J. G. Jolly and bD. O. Templeton, both of Sedalia, Mo., where Mrs. Van Blarcom was reared. Jolly. a mill owner. testified he employed | the defendant's father, G. F. Copas, the Court ‘Van and its heard were a carpenter, and knew the daughter | ‘and John Brown, manager of a ho- He had not heard they however. Neither tel there. were married, had Templeton Mrs. Van Blarcom Dispatch reporter that she ager of the American Hote! in that city. She said, however, that she and Brown were never married. Mrs. Van Biarcom said she met ‘ ontinued on Page 2, Column 6. war- | summoned } 'telligence Van Blarcom and her | i ney-General, senting ‘grand jury ition ,souri. Dyott yesterday (has presented to the manufacture and the | a iv the told a Post- | Was | and that she was | ¢ “tg ‘ation the appointment of a Special reterrec Oo | | Prosecutor in Mrs. | the St. Louis protection scandal, In this officials from St. connection three Federal Louis have are of the In- here. They Louis agent unit of the agency, in the beer investigation; John ©, ott, Special Assistant to the Attor- who has been case to the Federal of St. Louis. chief Federal officer” in Nolan, St. the and ©. Nations, prohibi enforcement after Roth departed last night conferences here. Nations left St. under come to Washington It is understood Dyott questioned as to the the which thus far has resulted in indictment of Charles 8 former State Food and missioner, and Raymond B dieck, vice president and manager of the Griesedieck Hroth rBewery. of the St. Louis Transit Ca,” 5 per cent bonds whereby they. will receive new 7 per cent pre= ferred stock of the “at ae * equal in par amount to th “a & ers — amount of the bonds, 3. $2,000,000 principal amount” of "ths Suburban Consolidated) bonds will be paid off and the $4,500,000 Suburban Generalg” will be given a first lien upom the Suburban company’s Prope®, erty. we 4. Funds with which to pay ie acquire $4,100,000 underlying? bonds, now outstanding. and $4.0 200,000 receiver's certificates, | Ry and to provide for otper Habitte | ties @f the company, will be raised, to a large extent, fro s the sale of new refunding bon of the reorganized company a the purchasing of common at of the company which will offered first to the present ferred stockholders of the e pany. New Stock at 7 Per Cent. New stock to be issued by ¢t be” pree* company is likely to be of no value and will not exceed an |suance of 200.000 shares. of wh a heavy stock. majority will be com Bonded indebtedness of the nal company will consiat of the $30, 300,000 general 4 per @ent be the $4.5°6,000 Buburban bonds ‘the amount of the new tasue to ‘used in raising funds for ree Total bonded ind ; the present company - ization. ness of —$540,.690.000, according to the ceiver's report of Feb. 28, baat. outstanding bonds of the new pany will be considerably less this figure. The present stock of the pany consists of $16,383,000 of ferred and $24.913.900 come totaling $41.2%96.000. The old | ferred frock is a five per cent Continued on Page 2, Colume

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— — a . ~ _— 7 I ———— = ee — —- _ ee = —————— ——- Me - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST- ee — = — ~ SWEARS WHEELER DAUGHERTY HINTS SOVIET = 22220" (MONT OPENS TAY Fate of Bonus Bill, WALSH VANIAN BRIDE. pr President . 7 REVOLUTIONARY INFLUENCE °*2'= 822000 25: ued a HADNOTHINGTOD0 “CoLoRS SENATE INQUIRIES °°." DEBATEBY URGING Passed by Senate, in Doubt jypyptiny BAR BRITISH HEIR fentineed From Page Ore. Ferris, Fis ne George. (jerry of tax reduction Se of many | a arked | y ul better | udgment jn adopting a Harris. Harrison Heflin, Jones oe ge WITH | ANT DASES nounced iden: u HLLON SGHEDLII F n easure her can eietlt cre- (N. Mex.) MecNellar, Mayfield EXPER] CSIBIL| ‘é - ° . f for Mi HH ij ria nities pe a ¢ onsiderable Neely. Overman (wen. Pittman q . Resigned, He Says, Rather Than Give Up His ;. mapive tu wea. oan ase I 8 a the chance | Ralston. Rasalell @iaaeecs fan. | | | | ; . onfidens nd since: ffectio: : Nee eg mons, Smith. Stanley, Stephens bt Z . Files and Contribute to ‘Treasonable Cause;’ Senator Walsh (Dem.) of Massa- ‘Tramme!l, Wals % (\ at } az nish . PUNE senato ais! _ the (Mont.). W heeler—22?. Oil Investigator Campbell's Washington At- ; a mae 8 Signs of Times Ominous, He Declares.- | “DROP IN BUCKE7, _— Senator Says Congress ‘*2*¢t'* obtained adoption of the (Mont). Wheeler—32. | _torney Testifies He Never SARS SAYS WHEELEROF = Must Cease Authorizing °°". ston by Congress after Johnsor OGan.)—2—Total 67, roleum Engineer W . March carrying with it a sué- Against the bill—Re ylicans: Consulted Senator or His Hed D ed that official! Government) EWJIDENCE THUS FAR a : ge mea Bi r a bonus rests | Ball, Borah. Edge. Ernst. Fernal He Has Not a : ; 3 ‘ , . . hope for a Donu esis =". -rnst, Fernald. w Fj April 24 | record ‘tei oO} fficial Rus. Special Appropriations wi election of a Democratic Pepper. Smoot and Waasworth-—s f D . ° . - ; a ;} . infiuences vw = nN ay . . + ca. . i} . ft. ‘ ; —~s +e $i ee 7 Demner; . ae - _ ‘ , ” La ir™ ‘6 ° ne Preside "t. if mm ats——Bayard. Bruce. Dia! oO eception. male eye ctemae nt from| able proof” of the asser ~ Tee Lest Tax Reduction Be ement aévantes from Jan. 1,/RGwerds, Gua anaes all retiremert! e? Asso clate Se WASHINGTON ee = a , time lim- Swanson and Underwood—%8—Tota! BY CHARLES «© LAND OFFICE HEAD vicin 1 Wat g : th pute 7 sale pared = : : none _ . spate —~ ot : Re! s “ Impossible. * ies Pasay LDI i tions and for (1% Chief Washington ' investigations 1 Cable and the acw *> ver the cash option ' unEG “yi oa 3 aS 26 . . , ° » a . . . . — ; , . : , . Commissioner Spry’s Testi- ..... de and ech! here strange and 4d: ' rine, | Mittee. declared in a statement last | " . : “ . ‘ : , . . ~ é » : ; 4 ' i e ains the Views ; ' rm ta? having Spe wii ia Si ul ’ > vi . ‘ _ " ran ‘ "i . : } e : . om “ oO} + 7 : ' — : that tine “at ef, Copeland Asasils B Ii. : bsg: ' i of his and was « Queer : ’ ’ . . ? ‘ 7 ‘ 4 ‘ . 5] . “ . ;, ' c I Tiah. who has menting on his refusa ‘Oo adv ' ' -) —_— . L10 were th 1 tne ‘ ait > ‘ , ah , , has for its principa , 4 ’ i} said the Repub ‘ore | ad Written a letter « % hiect discussing iid regret the enactment « oD) " : not yet 1#, to the appearing. testifi that iad? i famous as the ANY correspondencs the ib- U bul S41 Washing? . ‘ | of ang ’ > . . = . ..7 e ty om 4 - 2 - . ‘ : —_— , of ; - i : ; ~~“. + - ~ ay ‘ : - ng rey :, - , a: per, ' “ummins, Curtis, Dale, — “DS Mmpartial «= ath the deposed King of Asked. bv fenatrar terline time being, rather an Su ans t] that the Or tes _ . - ; , ‘ , } { : } ae i =U , } a s , , . . _ ie reer oo € | ) jing Hale Howell, Jones ‘arse Of “Becepties.~ 7 ennsii ‘ot long ago’ at a : Piecutives without iz by PG: rl k. Oddie Penper Phipps p : ng : e + t+. 7 : , : . intended to NOt permitted to . ) Vouchsafing his friendship business ¢t) actions af e, aia os * ‘ | ashing! . , ~~ lo! ne Government. He ex- ne Oe Lewis denied the accusation, Hed arte | - nimse’f have had an unpleasant ex- g,, , ‘ . . : ~ ee ee ’ ry ; on —_— : _ jropean ‘ hancel- Wheele: i= A lw niocra’ ne ant aT. : ' ' { I . ‘ ’ ’ : ° , . . . en > _ b . , , : . ‘ . : 4 ron prom ' s- . ' j heen under d and Ne W introduced a hy Solict z ni ‘peculiar menia ITs ? a] eur +. } ; . er. > >. ; ‘ : : ’ P of : ‘ ‘ .* “= ? . 1+ “ . . ’ 7 . , i . : P a : ne a e ' ; 24 ry) @ foundation ‘ } : as r’ passed Pane ms to na ’ a‘ ; : : . a +. PESUSLe teGa nament he ] by the next | (Dem.), Herreld (Rep.). La Fo!l-| James 0. Lewis the 4 , hos . F ab! t | , L | edie cat fo: t] nmmitt mi See: : t Missouri Teapot Deme, was -« mony avor e Oo Di rather thi “con- 1 uf mn Ligacive nia ae ' i" ‘tas aw’ 4 ner ei io : | - Raye? ‘ Subjected > on ‘ > en & rv 4 . CZ . . - . a . » Be . q ** ‘ "8 ; . Po on :, - 3 a . ; . e one —lLenroot lé ss * SAVage Crome . = ibute to a treasonable ca a os vo : , 1 ; Three Grand ory eet ' warned ths k th ‘inane 's 7 and Johnson o Wal ee | : nism and its alleged in- “swept Off Its Feet.” z PR enate ji rt ; , , on Bice rae ., ; hen ‘ Vv to 3s ° . - “— ~ . , re = ' ZA : la in Calit riled imi ' resumed its Ne n € b> Jury Members in Capital. “vores on the Federal Government The Senate was swent | nt of Justice, of which Mr. 7" ae | itt nae | ton iM ry “1 | | a : . on e ‘ onde : Philippine & 4 at = aired. against 1 Reed ‘S Was one of tWo gun t f Youngest ‘ . =~ ~* . , ' ; uf . e oO a Was discussed at engt! the edent was ; ‘ . ‘ .@a i ul ‘ ‘ ‘ ] ania ‘ ~at aa heed ; Sad in Interes | $ , " : . , — om . —_ -7* 4 , r 2? c ’ >. 4 Faia ns : rus rw 7¢ —- ’ B34. « By PAt L, > | " ANDERSON *T Attorney-General! charging Protection of ine \idua! ; } ~ - “ PUT OUS 7} , ; . ; : - T PCR. t "s Betrothal. a . , ’ ry 2 ; Be r o : : ' . ry ,’ . . . , : . , | ri ¢ : , } ; ‘) " mM ' » the de i , G SRa ang Bb amenam . » he vote on the *-¢ WASHINGTON April 24 The ganda in this country to the end were reeled hy de , , : “ was 19°99 ; . kL to the Post - Dixpatch aa omplait @ i? ) the Sena? Den : - woe, *@ 4 Ambrose of the & York Wortd. ‘heeler w) heen too many pilgrimages of late Grauna : harvce i no pportunitv o dates aPrpiu i in ere € SO ' pred ee who is und rte on ‘ he Moun? cae : ~ | Sen ian ' fer 1 Ape ' , >) tier | , | : mended “the gnod ser ~taed right. 1979. OF oe Se York Werke | ins ane charre o a ~ to Moscow and too few n foun against th: ” : — soe Ss on £3 4 ; } 4 : - lee a ; sense of ; eprishine as D spatch ; ; , ‘ ; . — . ; ‘ wUinn thea r? r? r at ing the Teapot s ot « Post t : , | , Treen! arn bi rinwue tery and Marion. ‘} ne shouted eR ve essere : New York World) . : : P ‘* _* ; @6e ' ¢ a eon? from } is sa 4 a . _ - 7 7 . -_— ’ -_ ’ , 4 : ' 7 Z - 7 ; ; ; tch aT " o : the Borah Investica iZ mi ligressing for a momen ; rT 3 her. rege Paani PDispa': ieee Paxd bet ; :1 houses. fo , was running for Congress in Cal!- - . ‘sn pointed out that thewna Bave strone reason to believe that} , se? . . ‘ i ‘ . ‘ : _* y e . J , v ‘ tor Theeler and Brookhart as T1>: + ym itt , rained io t] , P ext ve ha ' orn gle witness has ators Whe | . r 4 , ) e pre , , | ic] a cKellar elimina , ; i ; . : _ > Peecident . id ; a . " ; es ; -. - e and AAA a ) f \dent t‘o ze Mavfiela Ri iad no ‘dea of this a Rumania oO King (Creore : | 7 * - +} eir = Viet friends .* ney ; “"@ . ’ : 4 2, , ie v 1 } Gepartment Wheeler is « v1 files, which action precipi- al Mon con: Nnninge & erred DPaugche: . irplu 1 xe | . Walsh saig ieana, who is "el | \ : , ‘ . > os . . on a -_ ; = =} - ‘ P - A . , . . ; . if - an 4 ’ 4 : ‘ ; ; ig Pe ed sentiment a ’ ; : ) . : * + si 7 ’ , -"- — , ' ' o Bi its enact men’ hy : ' : . ‘ ti ’ 7 ’ ' oOmmittee know ledge ae ’ ‘ " | is resigzgna ion la ugherty SG iu ’ ¢ ’ 4 | ‘ : . eq . ‘ : ’ ‘ ‘ " m I J . ‘ . , , . aa Sa ‘ wr 3 if : aiid J — appeared or | I preferred to permit my integ- : mitt an Aa? S ' j -” y found what reaily had b \gain: Republicans Rall | “MOOl and > oe «tatesman™” of ,the Near be questioned and my honor aS a tom Brandegee, Bursum Cameron, Cap- no , were a8 sedulous » ; lready married two : ) , . . : jects named in the indict: ryt hang in the id beer ert) if h Hhecan sire . 7 o AB of | sb r Lj | i @ Edge. Etkins, Ernst. Fernald. Fess. ° 3 ) 3 se ruling monarch of Wheeler cou! the files in the keeping of - in of 1 Denar es ef, " ' . , _ ‘ ‘ ‘ , , “ (ine 7 a. ” — j “Tt vr) ’ f ’ 7 a y ’ ’ . , : - " a +s ‘ . . . , . ‘ | »% 7 - . — ie Cc : " Sponded with Spry partment of Justice. I giadiy gave ae uid be q ea “One of the Wettest Sper.” . ) . - . . ij ; ra is .> poss = te abt ; ; - - , ; . perience. they “hay 14a nec UBT faee +) : oe , . si : _ oF “h ‘ any't ning tnat ' mee ain , Qapout amons chiefs. Spry is a liep phe : ' ; we “it : : Ss if ; ; { > : }’ t-T) ary teh ‘ ‘ } : * @xpe © a= the subject of the ail ms fories, in view of e ost spate , , "ork World's information | os 29 Te) b @y-t aid that ran 4 , _ “s ‘ , rea oO As I Would to Any Senaior aug y sai a ani as al ite mn? ) ei : a rE yr ssa ang Ny 9p Sao 7 ett ea ; ° avant tuna “BSpry testified that Wheele: Vanderlip, whom. he characterized f! that : lien . erty . = - ' : BRR ae a = se cee, apace | — ‘Or Yearm “eae from a personage of grea Pp | : | . , ! : ae : insist : be the form- Tota! ne Was entirely open,” tance in the British court, appear! . — ; ry Ax if the expense of iy Oo ’ 7, P — : Booth (i i€ Inte ao? Deenmar paying most o1 . A} es 4* ‘ “ts ' ’ , | 7 _ Yer’ le " - a in 1922 l extended th: —_ the Wheeler investigation comm cla ry vate | tra neac ) . at , ‘BiSsarion . th nd to receive the ; said Walsh. “the La Princess “Jolly Little Kid. of the off ' ; lie asserted that 1s ' her ’ = . sob Vote on Bill roval of Congress The firs - resoiution had heen Damed Thea whole euccess of the project (ite ta) s ’ l* ’ ; ; . . . , ; : , . ‘ | ’ - ‘ a ~ ° ' i a : ' i = : a 2 th i World’: inf ~ rmant. ’ 1 nz AT) OT with practicing before Je@part ‘‘onciuding. the former ari Tr) ve ate ? . , : , ; } ‘Tale } ; : Powe! j ’ at . 7 q . . 7 - , . . ‘ oo? ‘ . r ' v e | P tok : ° =} > - . . , . 12 ; IA ee ey Bie . - : ment. nember dreciared that ‘‘t = r sc tim ize ’ I mort ese , ™ . ' : : . } | 4 : ; he eutreaners H : , ow « ae Queen decided to stop badgering | ia n . : Ls ? 4. : : " ™ . .. » cle r - = ft ot nae oi a . ow fii re wis . ~ , - “The Senato: mr) i a ' of t times are ominous ‘©? ar } t oti , « : Ocre of Preside Harding, made ; aid not consider that . the Prince on the subject S.nce A , a on , ' ) . »Py F iti! . ' : I ‘ ; . ' T . . S — > ™ reflected in an’ wavo oe si tia » : : : : . . s Nn . @natle c La rr Per . n his wh). h ti.” a. he has es ineed more Wae interested in en} ‘o In the midet of a situation many i} 1 anxious 1 . 7 ‘ ‘ ’ “d ’ Uiaiily as Itin engineer. + hn , é : ‘ . \ a . 7 is le, The IUeSstio hs ' es ' A CODOSUTT! ; ; Pas : . aa Thet was the full extent o a warning note to every American «ated and esc: ir 1 Pv the pul — : lem — ers ites enid +> ° ae ‘fato him on all occasions CON Versal ion an : V“\ : one . . . fonigt . ’ he ‘ Nem, is = ¢ hg wat: . ; . * 3 § aie ; iri ; } a ; main h ov . . iT) l? tis ; mm? +. eenenr ——— os —_ ~----— ee . alee ait . " a P if hough written inder mentioned Campbell! 1. agai Me ain at nothing shor of the “An Unlawful Inquisition.” ' , ee é 2 OS oe ee ee ;, : . . wa ; as , witness, and Soutana se Studied 3 ot teal alee? agreed “in the main” with that he deciared : or the in if utions so) ’ mn Whe: xaAT k« ternené . | only ‘h took issue with this siiime ; Forse. thy the recorde« mn ti me of mo rch or i the by , ‘ ’ ; ‘ au un ; h ; Search of the records a » a ‘ ’ onarch n © al ee ) Vv TT ean ; : tae ; wag ' n nNpioved as a swyit nen leclar that @} girl who nows job, for it) was fer anything that might: ain nob Do not underesti- commit . satin te : rovision *-diuction of 25 mo . nt “EF aes sae i . dn an a Aad ' 4 . : ty "T"} ; . esINEL | ; thé ntended to remain reported ar , Would unfair to ask anyone by ¢ ° _— . ' . ‘ oft this un matriotic =: - : at r . i ’ ; r ; , ‘ ' ’ . * ' 4 — ° . ey fia , ‘ wae —_ : whether Wheel: b 2 ate T- pressiay | | oii e sia ; a a me see : ry from mi Across th ee who bb not been trained to euch | wa» appeariknces before leadershy its combinations | ica, tizen 1 pronoss ' au Ol | Hous , , wor! . ‘ ; ** * ; i ‘ a | ; : } > : , . ; . . ‘ rT) ST: ie Q° ee ey .. if TY EE 86 ee eeienis ton and relationships home and : iy Ce he He : ) | -ader ve i Diaries and Documents , — cian . ) ' ein ene | ority r Postot Depa mn and eRe a : against the passage of off | The Prince's attitude to the} Washington Attorne ve r j iwroacd S&S Ge Sig “@-Bhe ‘ a‘ ' ; . _— , ‘ ' a ry} ar mig fy? Di~appear. . . ‘ ¥ 5 e~t mony. , : | | ] } ’ , re. , , , Phe : —_ , ; ; . : lewis replied thar Cla had net b aa ne Ralkan Princess who wisit - The ont other witnee cfs Americanism are far-r hing 7 ee | ari - ' * pa i before that tin is p Sy the Assoc ated Press ay Sea PP = “es ew _ — - > . : =o ss - aes edi yee to 1 ) ba ; Ra ‘'ASHINGTON ; oeen positive on this point. Tie ed the roval family a year ago. ap-'| form Gay was William B Feele, Wa«) “Proof of Hellish Designs.” " ' ne emovec an oer P met? : ‘ , " eal Ld vor ge por- * ‘Stigating Su , ) 0 re pecial resolution : “ans. former investigator ‘4‘ter was not further paaEe Pears not unfavorable. He is] an be! gion militar le A Hee ‘* . . ' ; 7 ‘h¢é T be mMmrrrmen? ‘ , : ; : , ‘ ‘ id : ate lb , n | ada: , n : ve be 1 reg ry ; , or tl partment of Justice an Ads woo indicated by his mam known to have referred to her as' Jud - ; was even more t Lorna mnie tn oe! } ] Tt) d 7 bunds ' = . " ‘ . ° ‘ : _ . " Wh . . nm binistrat ’ , ot mms . ~ : ' ar. , t : / + ’ PLAN TO REORGANIZE ) | Ain : by yr bh : ni he held the witness a “joll rit kid” and a “good lie " : or because he tes hed that he A ry P ' purposes an * aif Pa _ ; ™ ‘ 4 4 : P “9 ; : ry . % : ‘ — ti e 7 7 i ; : - ery “ q port 3 ae . : “cee Neo Need to Hurry. and Fetained by Campbell to perform hellish ¢ t the Communist | Genera!” saying that on the day | Uler part of his garn scommirtee meas UY. RL WOULD RETIRE acl . ry serv a. shicl one + at iver ge] t2 an na , i ; : | , ‘ ‘ y . ‘ ‘or . ' ; ‘ wi 1 Wheel | Sock | — , ou | ; , , ‘ Lit ' ' ‘ : “? : | $20,000,00C OF BONDS 1} xt ensive . etior Reengens — Wife aad Himself. _ From a Tlumanian quarter the | a he — the Montan ' ll , aries an 1oO¢ mn evi- ‘TAIN. Okla. April Ties) Post-Dispatch ind New York | i accused of performing namely, *dded im 4 e, , iments put : | | Sepresenting Campbell before the fused to ati fe 1, R. Moody, 66 years olf Basan ns in peared An _ = World learn hat the -Prince of to the sounding | W . ° . ° . oTaity rs Piag: ) genera! May have been Inm- ; ent 8s dicated by his remark recently to; fentinued from Page One. Interior Departmen: rie .' ves ‘i Orn , it Lal ; ane : : . . + Tran ' . > ie ed es deterry PrOS Pe tA : Government jands demanded by) rook hi nd “*" the history of ' overnment.” | — th i Re. tie Plea 4 Opposition Expected ner | ° Feeley testified tha: arrvinge W heele: iwh He dec ared hat por? nent. , rN , r . ; ' , Ps q Pe ; a . r details of the nian - ' = . ) : . aiineet ne ae rie im at anner not discouraging im Out the duties entrusted to him he ‘C7 Whe spent last summer in Rus- '"s the efficienc , en oo Orn rene! new end iia i - he announced un “watt dias ; She committee & man ) weanes tale ‘tUtude, as indicated to.Queen} never had any . eral oa — ie Li i23c . ich the ro" "mer bh es ' . ' ‘ ‘ . ' an ’ > BT wait fi water ss - gett _— . : at - wo} . - os" —_a 9 “ee = Cuvoy om stated to be as | =e4 ii. o — » ers who preach netior one ut iched A ta oe 7 , . ' . ee es go nen _ Tat 0 general fours .y.... | umes O | witness to the sheallll Bp: , ser ously, and enrs he| we ed. he met Wheels on iv 4 Siitulionai Fovernmen’ : : heeler ; mr t. cau A sates ; forans tie 0," : : : > Hie an extension and .* .' y, , is Lom in —— : ; : m= parents to become | had : that in aA sOcia wai bn dis even of human fe ru blic tie} of 3 ie ties - wy 2c | " Cis © te holde he $4590 nna eon- Link. oO! , . VAIN ted with Princess Tleana. | he SMructions carn, , oi Daugherty charge that i] tated uld how the i; ve — Hebrand Puts Responsibil- REN 4 : Sehr have expressed a — : — — a f they approve of her andi Aead Campbell or Campbe))’: lg frimages to| Moscow by United and break up the came io . | a to Treasury Of fice Sienna: sally =e & ome ecinieatalh tin’ Sateen stncites:: enaiin a 4 . | k her qualifiea, he will not re- | yer. Beaulieu So far ; tates Senators “had been irranged 1D] purifi ‘ ve ~ ns a . , Se Sie | Prey mmediately Newman's plan 4 3 nsider their wishes, pro-} ne ) — ae athe fine - are hit it off. knew. hye handied by sneni ror by the communist authorities } fo) - aaa 3 o eee : , m9 ' ; ' ‘ Lot contemplate this immedi- ifana ; Pn, ev-Ge : en : ' ‘ . ' ‘haz. i - however. that. since | y Thich Campbei! had befar. SE heme ug — woes ‘Oo capture drew ast hetween -} 7 lame the £8 sega a , ite payment. although the bonds ; terior Departmen: Por Organizations had oa; : atc “h ! = . ilies a ae a aA ; , matured Apr 13°23 | | ; rare s is so voung—eshe will Senator Sterling, who ) 4s \ ros or the , ‘ vo ee writs } o™ , mre “ly det | | hs as en and since. b¢ he . . dl — oR j ne 2 ee Z . } ‘ " . , aed " i 7 a , i P ; " } aa “Orme ~o ~ »? - *y @Ped into a “prosecutor” ber, no poudt. | vestig ite tun. 6 ee VAN BLARCOM’S SPECIAL :* * more colonial tours tO} meq mittee. PLA TNINne ad hot - WA itness nsp rations "Nw ere advan ad " ' " : . ; - | . ’ . | ‘yor WIFE FREED AND e ke hefore he settles aown. there’ ings e 7 eas — ' , : ke : cal i no need ta hs , " ' retry hurry promises ts think tn gr a’ ae tad! aba , * Py obtain j Beare Ac : « ens that of permits but the testimon, id he taken +, wa ees Pipe | “es ; ie ; “ er’ at } > ‘ ny -@ - rs ' . } ’ a , THEN J _ App arentiy as* a rea it of the | ’ 70 ; ind : % ohh - es 4 | z REARRESTED Secondhand s conveyed | that CONNEectION Newer cam ro t « ' Stutes | : : , ‘ -_ Y form i . bi State and » ro — , aTls ation , ars iract this , , ~~ : 7e entinued fre Pa One. . ' ° tely near Wheeler , columns that support : sa i has ee Washincto: i “se returns.” ; a wenalteaine Pen i | to King George as to what the | 7 af Jury Member. Prevent. ' | | ‘ ‘ ; . + | , | ‘ , = . ‘ » tre .. o , ' : mS arean ,° 4 ] | j ; 7 . D 4 | : Prince Said a‘ the subvect af mar- | ; a i - ‘ r) . ' oe . : r. ' : ; ; . ~ -« , ' ¥ Th oo “oe . 2 ly he ! rred tha ~~ : ) a % a : Ler »¢ Wa OU wisiel ~F Cininsd | Fiage is not now mentioned be-! * * ‘oe novir ar ‘fer . ; ' bo it . , . ; I | ' : - .5 ‘ ae : ae SS oe on hoi = -* ‘ ro - . .7 a te qu f Aas 6S 7 d j ry . lore ian was , ; . : ‘ Bro one Susar in tween the Kine the Queen and M e : ; — ate = . . ; 4 , i; ~ ‘ : a. w at hy Ge i rT? Le “a iva ¥ ce e' an : desig: ; a - ,« 4 f : , ‘ ‘ » : . the Pr) re o ow is g to the family ine w : p> 7 Tr) som? . eee 4 —— — ™ ™ 5 ° . . , -_ "4 de " ; - , —- . 7. , ‘os 4 ‘ - ~ a nesses from Montana, but W any members of the Senate of 1} ee | Pe ae ; ; ! v wax-] if? ed i. adf- ' nf for Cifference over the matter fn the | ef Hy ao A. 3S. Sparling and J ted States as possible. ana i : we ; , : | n “aryl we] ' +O , ' OPPOrt mits pF Past—the King has invited the) A : . he > *) .* e : " . Til : ; a a who were members of spread throughout Washington cit, a ae heeler . mg “ag > ir : tons. Theo aly Rng Rumanian sovereigns here on short | Re Mitict mes poe esce returned the | and {1 cloakrooms of a “ tus vert , a ; ee He also den | — - os i way bro ' , if ; BOtice. his. at least, lends plausi-. © > " e > ™ " . ‘ , . " : . . : P ‘ : P . . " : . , TO al es 2 ‘ - conan — here Oda \ POTSON gas as dead ' . a it of ta : ’ ' ' ' a) POW! SuUpar eR, F Bility the belief that King | W ee er in | . ddres« +) the a i i ; ‘ ; ’ : 7 . , ‘ ™ oi } ‘ . . : : . 5 . ’ , . 4 . “ “a . ; - 7 ce ee Ry hegre -rwlinempye tentials ta ' aw viola om can be kept fresh George and Queen Mary are fa-} ti sneorti after the i: otimen? , .) -_ Ourts —_ ' hil , , - ; «a men : aga = * rea ons — : , es ares ‘ , Yorabiy inclined ne veh - announces. de iared the bir a. eae : oe -* ha’ ' “Oe , . : , . : (© ) al rt . ’ bers } ind good : Phon F a Reiktew ! - . . rTyiit 7 : . . . ' . 2 : ra c* ’ r fs , i | 22 { 4 ’ ; ' ' . ” ’ r “heats ” . ar Political enemy | ha L ” ee @ * Morthy of a racy Prince. accord- William G. Feely, Washing: | ste pe gaan a Tribute Fro —s : ee thes | eggs" eninge Arse . * oe oy/, 4 yi Vi i4 © Mg to information given the Post-| {es Grney for Gordon Campbell. the | +nece.? a ee d iar ee ' m Mrs. Harding Nt parte | me '20¢@ protect k W — | Mepateh and New York World | bie en e country is wi! waughert; SB @hente acu : are : itu Cc as = . 904 PINE P Bhe is described as beautiful. stir, | ee tana oil Operator far . , : ' ' : iti " ; in conecaitr . . re . . . . ' ne ‘ , ’ ' ‘ ‘ at? oe ‘ ‘ . . . ; i " theeler is accused of acti ath re came Pe 2 “a , © hotel na} : ) : S | ——— > ‘all and graceful as a deer. strong . ‘ moi a ry . @r b, . . . ' : mer ha th te : a » — . - | . . . San amd awatters. was called | es Sgt ama Ch gepl ! nterruptea | °" Ce Semen ' | pu . ——— by washing your clothe: TI T, 7IGPATT / and-healthy, fair-skinned, with! P® (Oday as the first witness. He | | ae ee y times to ay a nn, Tee : 2 — — e soapless way. A bar of Sta , | S 0 S POST- - p Masses of silky hair and eyes shad- | ' . —_ .* rowent Dersoans mH ‘ 1? 7 d hroke . . — _ si : | be vy ts —" ; . Pat ‘ : _ y- ° ufer's Baer alltenss Qing de ated friendship shown hin pe S) t declared + ’ Excelient for washing dishes. cearnmg fine — Dally and Sundar. one rear. ...«s! j She rides superbly. swims well | the missioner «aid he * ; ve Movement neighbors Daugherr. —_? . | . . ’ by ela _ ; furmure. woodwork ' . ot witheet Sundar one rear | ne . ; supe y. . . eres iat ' ? ' cost , aT" COoOnrars ; . "7 oo , ' ‘e. . : ' » ee. ' af . ‘or. . , ad as won several priz as a) NM, but agreed to have +> ’ ) wcotved A& splendid tribute to — ye , Dro ad ; ) © > wnt ° e rene. / Bie Glen searched nal or mur- has passed through M | 1G , ; “a pate. Earn ies | | as - omast. In disposition she is gery, ) : ee . Bek ; " p .es &e ° : Tovar ‘ — — . , " ° i¢ " . *. ’ ¢ m- * ’ : a : = f men in believe and hone wil) e pri ) a | *2) of laughter, but Inclined te be = : a iP ' “aa a ised 4 if ° mos ; » , a , ’ ‘ * ici at " »¢ : > hk ’ ‘ : ~~ . hy t . | . " é 7 . , ’ , — By " @ream, and emotional. She \s a Ommitive adjourned «:, aneiiinntnd : 1 : ) sidan in : J . ) iimeees: ‘elites | Delly. only 50c s month: Guaday. = Se ereat - creat . attevanier ef she former Attorne) al de. « ', ' : . n »€ | | pata aes -—_—— ee | Queen Victoria through her moth- . SE eae Parte nn a, vin by Entered 99 soromtciaas : er. Q) rie he daugh- at > lhe 1 Rall — — | 1878. at the Poeroffice . ‘Veen Marte, who te t , emecer ect of March 3 1 a . ier of V icteria’s becond son, Albert. ‘Bell. Olive 6600. Kinieck C . Ts add a fifties pouch of fe rh So ia . sel avn "none a | an said that Denartmen: rather than ‘Cant r ‘ah ’ ‘>

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" “? SY Mo eee © aps ; ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ‘THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1924. ~ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i ee ¥ . ant. ye wy a Tt? Vs . : ", ; Saat. vs bi Lene, a , > », P. ye ; - i ae ’ = aes ™? 2 Ps : f iad Ree SC * Age ate eh ae BG ~ i ae CO “ Fi . Se aie ¥ : ’ ae: ats ede Fes alk he ~ a } ,, HALSH QUESTIONS HANAN BRIDE Prins sna rncess wom turon’s PAVING SELECTION "ita Srsxe AT BG WEKED. PESDNT PAIS. TSA HOSE ONT 9 = IMPARTIALITY QF) BRITISH TER — eee eee nnn ncn ree’ GUESSWORK SAYS “SSSREZZE=E™ IN BALLOON RAGE TRBUTETO CHEMISTS INSURANCE COMPANY; 5 (jerry By the Aasociated Press. Jones WASHINGTON, April 24.—HIr. | | , Pittman . ; ¥ 2% eae "ag ie ss Le os a RESFAR H Je pis a a ce sous nnn I rma No. 2 Damaged in Landing in] ( oolidge Tells Delegation at | Owner of Animal That Wore iy . = i Bz ia Os bet Pe ce eB t Coolidge yesterday submittes . : . = ae = os : é . Ren: h iE eee Se ia ee to that body copies of State Depart-| Oklahoma—Six of 7 En- White House They Are Per- | No Tail Lights Gets $1200 o%s Eto te sik: bos ment correspondence since March. tries Still Up. forming Service. in Suit. ——— nd ee . , af oe Z : oe ze & 192 ] with various foreign Govern Ss Pet. . a . f a i, TES BA ments on the subject of oil conces- | . Wee as ae Yes 66 . . 9 7, of the Prince oO a 7 See = Mind Your Business sions. By the Associates a 1 24.—Bal- | BY the Associated Press Just when opposing lawyers were” —. - las a F A The covering letter of Secretary ALLAS, 10X., ee | WASHINGTON, April 24.—Pres- | dy and eager to have a ju | Toward Princess ‘ #3 . ES tiie guia . - e| loon X-5, Army No. 5, in the na- els ) roe s y ernald., He Has Not Been “Guilt Wales 5 a” Ors Points Out the Lack gmc held rs ‘anneal tional balloon race, was wrecked | ident Coolidge, speaking at the | decide for once and for all time . a ee a hh Sigg ES eae es lad been heid since the date men- | pndsn sie Loews | . , : Jeane Appears to Be Not oe %. Cg sy gE a al aia i g Accurate Records On tioned with Mexico, Russia, | in landing at Wapanucka, Ok., at) White House today to members Of the right of a horse to keep its “te “ & 4 won a ’ rth - f D a , Dial oO ec es ; Cc | | -ic ical Society. . eption. bl | 72 ze | ; al ~ ‘3 ° Czecho-Slovakia, Argentina, Costa |19:25 a. m., Lieut. Ashley C. Me- | the pcerngte neg ’ ean to perenne unlighted, an insurance com- a - 3 So 4 ' , ‘ " 3 Paientaee tha . : ; : Le vernmen ; { ‘Unfavora € (ot Bee 7 = 4 “ = Maintenance Costs. Venezuela. The report | Kinley, the pilot, announced in a 4a are tne Wover pany called quits today and the . his ids : " RY ci ARLEs (.. Roxse , OG, , a - : a. — 3 . Persia Ni« therlands and messare 1" the Associated Press. “should ackuow ledge the debt that : . : oe el 2 ; . ’ ¢ aoe : “ . ; . Sets « . ~ « : : ; » ¢ ' ve "¢ f ; a eatinatng Corresponden 2 Bg - 3 Re ee ¥ | Britain and mandated terri Lieut. McKinley's message read: | f& due to the scientists and chem- | case of Miller vs. Meyer was set on ‘) the Pant Dix tof : a 4 “ nt : : ae >i ite i ] “ vs . ~~. pr e. ' ists WwW ho are devoting their hk es to tled our of court. ' . 5 Pata dy. ’ ER AS s : 2 Selection of ‘ -j , ee Paral: as Landed here -25 a. m. Bal St: ' ' 4 r con) \\ ASHING TON err y | TO H 34 4 : paving material, , In the case of I crete Df 6 oe sail x . hurt Bal- | the search for truth.” Buf although the suit was settled ; APE 24 , with especial reference to the Wil-| retary Hughes said certain por- | '00n wrecked, No one ft : oObinso: or Bpencer's tar “Sena. TT ? ee - “Yours is the profession of op- by payment of $1200 to the pilain- val a ORE = | tions 6 ‘re withhe loon X-5, Army No. 3. rs is tne § . . a bo ' O. Lewis, the ex. Wilneas #JOLLY LI LE KID’ |lite-Trinidad controversy, is dis-| “°™S of notes were withheld meat WE: a, = portunity,” the President told the |tift, Joseph Gilman Miller of 32 *\. Who cussed by the Bureau of Muntcipa’ request of that Government, He | py a eee ae ee chemists. whom he greeted from;Portland place, the momentous ‘asing of . oa “* |added, however, the deleted sec- | SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April "4. the south portico of the White | question involved still stirs th « Walsh | a. > re Oil Investigator Aske Gg and - roleum Engineer blicans ~ } aot ey ded the Wa ~s | a >. = we ce +> SES A s nes ee os | bureau takes the ground that. be- (ite as rom the record Wale) fer Written bs Lew je my , nN Ay oA. W.) Aenbroxw ‘ . Cab! rose if th ‘ fpecia! ’ ; ° iat Of Millen. in whiter a”, pee, and the New York iS ©Om. Pre Se rnen of Nn MAKINE the Tea pot Deal as to obtain an oj} reserve | YONDON. April 24 ‘ead a a i, . — efficient. from Ambassador Geddes calling! Ok mended “the rood ’ - Peinted out tha: the Led lo a of Queen Marie to oe BR ; ' , P o Ti a : an % PRs 7 : | , ; " ; bie - , bi 2 eo saa te ae oe organ, Mind Your Business The dene eC if desired to tne Senate For- ination balloon race, w“ hich start- unsolved. If the future can he ‘Miller's attorney indicated he re- "y : ‘* 1e : e Pe ‘ fommittee resumed jte hear a London Believed to Be . dealt with efforts to obtain equal health. wealth, and happiness|that ought to have been written in ‘OM - ‘ , February. 1992 + ‘lee in ee Kansas City, according to latest re- of the world will is the most economical and, Great Britain baran with a note fied balloonist passed over Enid. “Our material progress depends principle of constitutional govern- > To . y ‘ a r , tr - »% sir > ‘ ’ ATT Se t? ( ‘ ‘- t aA0¢e , A’. : e to the | ost-Dispatch : : : ge The present stree maintenance a ntion to a report mada by A 10:30 between Ponca City and and upon the wise and right. 1924 . ‘ , ‘ vo = \ ns 5 a . . + % | ; 4 . . . cry > ‘ ; ~ % ¥ ? , . Seed ree ” veg ; ss Ree hee the true cost of maintaining any | Foreign Relations Committee. 3 11 o'clock. He is about 650/ ity. While it is everywhere rec- N a Ho Wear a Light: | “Plans fo =: a i weer! mastment beenine ations ou a, | coe ian eal a tail-light? Should its rider " York World ‘ans for the present fiscal yea partment Sarring aliens from tea A high wind is blowing from | scientific men have given to the | ig rid be fh 4 reason 2 P 2 a = - ‘ ¢} > my oe . — a ‘ F j , eal : ” , * the time of ae proximately the following amount|the British Governmen had 3/j5o0ns. J. H. Jarboe. meteorolo-| dustrial civilization, another con-}™ent? If he doesn't and gets ity je ot Research in this wee c"s@ jicane = ne , } 7. 7% j > iy . . on ; : Mivame Cross:.ox...., k's issue of it tion would be furfished in confi-| —The leader i nthe antional elim- House. “Many problems are still i'minds of contesting lawyers. Eve —- ayy P~enator Wa leh " wae Nation =e . ee a } ed here late yesterday, is across gauged by the measure of progress |sented the surrender of the insur- > : : - . | hy ‘ - : j Ss ) ‘ >] ’ “ ‘ : . ‘ , . - . : ; 2 Reed day Lewis wae tee oe to- ¢ y t ig | Fe nin lcause of the absence of mainte- he main, the correspondens the Kansas State line, traveling at in the past, your contributions to jance company. Here was a case Moses ists emploved by the Ecole. Ges oO oungest, §*. % é oo tae Fel aa : ' , about 45 miles an hour toward | the | ite | m Interest 4 | me bi si: . aie: OS. I |; nance cost records, the city offi- participation in development or be of surpassing “Decisions——Missouri, 1924." Here » 'O Make an o “o Sap Ar ot eal wo ae. oA | Le a ; ' ofins la sia : an a ‘ : cn | eane . . . nat lon of Ts annt ‘ Xam. , Betrothal. we Cat i . ae , Be x os cliais do not k now Ww hich ty pe of pe il ole um reserves, | ha \ ASS ith: | ports recei\ ed here. The unidenti- value to the American people. WwW as a case that inv olved every ' Dome r er § : rl Sn ne ae street ; at 9:35 and was sighter at | upon the acquisition of knowledge ment natural science, politica’ | beneficial «conomy and the arts. At least World. : ing ae ii. cost records are werthliess,” thej| bert B. Fall, then Secretary of the | Blackwell. headed northeast He use of knowledge depends our ,¢efendant’s counsel, Everett Grif- : . “= . c ‘ Pits ade st. . , —Tr e.28 = . , s7_ ite or — n eth ome = rig ‘*},; ** ‘ a ha . P - 2 : * — P ne 7 7° ‘ Se bureau says. They do not show Interior, to Chairman Lodge, of thé ‘crossed the State line shortly be- permanent progress and prosper- | fin, thought fo v J Publishing’ ~ Post TI) “pat ) ' tore A 1S } Sh la h b de t «Ss ” ine z ~ - . P » Lame $ - re? . Tv... | . ‘ ba 3 ‘ . ¢ . a) = —The Post-| street or any type of paveme! support of a decision of that de 'miles from San Antonio. ‘ognized that the endeavors of | : u a horse be ma o wea enn ind . . tay? and New oD £ + . . ing . »] . . 1. ae ,. . = a6 a . obli e 1 c "ar ; + natch 5 Medien ¢hedle | contemplate the construction of ap ing public oil lands. Fall insisted the south in the coures of the bal- | world the foundation of modern in- | zed to carry lighting equip . i 2 ine : yuee | a we , = : ma : ' bee online Lewis’ om. ge visit of the King and Queen of. Fs 2 ae of new pavement: Trinidad as-! substantial interest in the Dutch vist. estimated its velocity at from | tribution by them—the ideal of | bumped by an automobile has he | ; . “ : nd ris ie . i as ° sas ee a pict phalt 134,000 square vards,. Wi! Shell companies and other restricte 50 to 75 miles per hour up to 5000 | service—is perhaps of greater im- hes lenil and was “dumb. Queen Mary during the coming | e ER Sc ee ee Se % , lite 132,000 square yards, Bitulithic ed corporations. The Geddes let- feet and 75 ie 100 miles per hour | port to the nation and the future. ler hadn't carried lights and had” “aap oh months he. Jandon season has for its principal et a # oe ae _— a, Bat SR 20.000 square vards and othe, ter denied this and Secretar’ | ren het . . The American Chemist. been bumped by Henry ¥F. Meyer's” alte ol ong "4 letter com. object discussing the betrothal of | “ ee Pee om PORES Be ‘ +} r=’ yy he sar » "io ’ P : ; - oa : $10,000 dama es. alle in Me er. Niure committee Of BPrince of Wales. gy ; 3 , = ts au ss of thes Ror = — py: ‘apa eyCagele gs: eee rages . ina t| morning's weather map. The bal-| War he forsook profit and gain Powe sal rang atederta ‘eteumnal Queen Marie, famous as the ; e Am A Willite and the Bitulithic, are pat ' | reiterating his charge !!/| joons are on the east side of this | to devote his entire energy toward | a : , hi . the Near 3 LS aR ) ‘ented types se “lagen . ¢ , ation’ Everett Hullverson, soon filed re-e* — . —" : es : tall low pressure and indications are'the solution, 0 tne natvon s ¥ “How does 1} P Roa rd oft Pub! . ry* . . Net by rig nds f orres rndenc pa _ - -_ ” . ply, quoting an ordinance to the ef- s Ul OA! aeke ne : nerian rrespo. | that. they wil] continue northward. |! problem of warfare. ‘fect that all vehicles must display. ablest “statesman” of Bact. has already married two | | Service ascertain if one type of) emphasized the desire of lights between sunset and sunrise. ,A horse was a vehicle, wasn't it? -: daughters to the deposed King of : Se bee ee BO eRe t the | The weather map is not encourag- “Modern life has become ex- Charee of iiibintiees 3 Greece and the ruling monarch of! % : ec . SS pavement is worth more to tax nited States to obtain equal rignts ing for them to get to the East, | tremely complex. We are enjoying oon . . * = ~ a i . eh ye j{hoar es reer ‘ -* if ' . in } ? : : : 4 c ee BAe . uo-Slavia. Not long ago payers than another: and if worth) Ameérican capital in colonia where they desired to go. ' comforts and advantages un- “No!” shouted Miller’s counsel in aniinaty} ~~ r » in first cost” : lonment av 92 > , ati ty 2 ' on, Sourt reception—with what may more, how mu h more in first co | ‘lopment. On May 18, 1921, he Likely to Halt at Border. dreamed of a generation ago. | effect, when he replied. The doecu-: having pry : “ have been calculated indiscretion “How does it determine when the , nded the Dutch Foreign Ort- What the pilots will do if they, These have become possible to a ment was length, as Attorney Grifee on the committee te | | we informed an An hascador most exnensive type of navemen? Ping that the Sincla r Consolidated reach the Canadian border is u large measure through the knowl- i fin showed onmend appreciation of. formed i: , las al . , imtend is justified bv resulting low main- . a ‘leading American com- atter for speculati ¥ - edg ‘ork ec . . ormed of his lette, - lauchingly that she intended to | wi ates einai ey matter for specuiation, Balloon i edge and Ww ork of th chemical pro the issues involved. This suit meant. Lewis de: ied ¢} ; CO eee oe Da = ! ; fenance costs ane ong ite pa iled formal applica- thusiasts here expressed the belief fession. Industry is learning to ap- | more than freedom for Miller's. . 4 Gee Wie a wagena 2 : i of | ; “a “Hiow anes — ‘reterm ne. for . - . + ation In the l)ja? . hat . . > . toht : : ; , 2 . e i : definition and most powerful of Princes SR Re OOD aie a . fz a ieee Pate engieci— rats ror | a “ oad that some of them migh “ee con ply the knowledge of = ch “oo horse. he said. It meant freedom. iam 2 ‘Surfacing and se oOat- ield. but ha receive a nega- the ¢ ‘se j y saw “oc ; 1ac} , would hag This remark, which at once flew —”™ 4 ¢ Nigh tot yc eta eg ge | : e re tinue on the course if they saw jin its processes. Each step DyY/¢o, aii horses. It meant the prea, -_ ing a macadam reet at no e reph themselves headed for the unin- which the products of the soil, the nouncement of an equine Magna. ; : v a... har ’ vy : - ai) QUAlIifie about among European CHiATICeI- | a= seh » =* f . + tera ft , ‘ Y ith. @xperts as thy. subject of the ried cost will or will not meet i _habited country further north in! forest and the air, are converted | cparta fall. : lie ‘ots e —TLi Cte ind Lenroot’ Raid \\ Als} We re ; . € } | «1 a) ‘ ~ rit \ Se ‘y ul he as Dale, ean ‘king MpPartial> ex. less Jones je accusation. Hede. —marry Ileana to ‘'t! ., ered that under Walsh’ Ba-iaf in | ion Deen A ed tn ai . oil re. pean view of the Post-Dispatan | PRINCESS — wort Boke sree mi OF WALES ‘requirements as satisfactorily as STATE ROYAL ARCH MASONS Canada. In this connection the! into commodities of every day life Insurance Company Calis Halt. ts serves had heen tinder , ld’ —_— Ww Ww eas) mn r discus nd New York World's information sills eo nawvement ? pars sinn a # , Texaa te if R not the patien¢ : dumb beasts, will never realize t roNnstituted in absolut , , Work to tal , we Walker, the former Judges ] = coe’ » house. 4039 Olive street car cow work the tee of pavement . , tha , Oklahoma and exasS cerrivcory. research work essential to develop “How near they came to being ‘ Sorute marrier TK to take if on MOaATaINng UUS©, ad . wt lor WwW POR ) ‘. . . Tre Tr S ct Masters also withdrew rom f BB, ‘ts i al- . ; 4 against the PaSSuge of oil The Prince's attitude to the clan and friend of many yet . she shot “Snawder. which had proved to he the most +1 : ati Tuesday Most O1 een heey sooo new ideas in the chemical world, tagged with lights,” said Meyer's +a = atti Us ' spon ond sy , = : ee ee ) ne associav0)8Nn SUA». loons were travelling high, ak) he results emanatin from i. " Lewis replied that Cla pp had not Pung Balkan Princess wh Soit When court opene d at a. . rhen they stood in the hall. very | economical under the same condi- Officers of the association here ‘ , : eS ee roe sible. One but t ; 5 , counsel, , oy . ro to a hospital. She helped him records of cost and maintenance he, , - Te i on . . , : ; _ ; + @tenie : and | On cae snap é ers ia er. ner that he held . : : © nave referred to her as | } Cri r remar} ed he . . taire finalliv to the taxicab + ic} er then be based VaLGing of the empic, as both or- Son, Pex., early thig. Moras ati dj be —— a a eld the witness’ vie a ‘jolly little kid” and a “good eUSge Serine ke : Pe ee +h ~ | kept. Decisions can then — ganizations will redeem their’ was thought to be experiencing dif- | the communicating medium : i: OW exleery) ‘ sport.” lieved something must be wrong.i he drove for a Hving. Althougn on facts. Under the present svs- Virtually all funds neces. | feults tween free balloons and the earth. are to eend back messages to the : ’ . ; ud i: ail we Dea i . . ’ - . . . eritically wounded in the abdomen, ¢ r ords the board can onlv “4 oe : | nn “rst . “ . Kills ba-Wife and Himself sees No Need to Hurry. and continued the cas intil this _ ss aps giere engine, and steered — = — he building have been} The point farthest nort from | penn comagu e vee San Antonio Aeronautic Associa-) m . 7. ‘vv } 4 eee » « . : | ] I . ° . + "oa ‘oa | é a y ‘ McCURTAIN, Okla., April 24.— . . ; _—~ ‘ o . . ’ and then sho: ee PP : rie in a manner "ape npg ¢ as 85th Anniversary Tomorrow. MUNICIPAL USES | was awaiting word from the pilots 4 4. p.m. The pilot headed o It is the general opinion that they n shot himself, with the r not discouraging. | minutes after the hotel manage! service for the rest of the trip | for Slightly west or north, but the air | will be able to reach C da be- sA4me Weapon. inflicting 2 fatal This attitude, as indicated to Queen , itv hospital The St. Louis Alumni Association (Continued From Page One. and a watch was being kept ai -eadi aa ce is ik ; — ae anaes Bis wound MI » be died : d . larie's envov = wtete de id ] bed .O CIT) HOS] a “ h , d ; stilts atin 5 ee - — the return of carrier pigeons. reading indik ated it would str e cause of the unusually favorable | OQ) qd @eariv today. ; yo 4 Stale Today both the young usband | . : ttw of iesouri wil Res : : : : : / A three. , : ' follows: He ro } a | , ane ) of the I niv ersity Ul Mis Sol i ‘ part ry ent. $°o Han for meters. and Honeywell Afraid of Pigeons. cross currents OV er Oklahoma or conditions. ~¢ year-old child was the onl) : and the vounger wife, he is 22 and | ter itt } amntovans ' , | : a oT! Missouri and that it would then nite gph ence Dh : thi) Site eeriacunts i Tin ontf his friend, who al = . : deaee eee: a ens observe the eignhty-fiitin annivel $S$000 for barges and equipment. It was learned today that Capt , ” ro ; " a shost! », @i sav! ‘ : = SS ows she 19, and tne} é o~) 4 . . ' ;.' drift northeastwarc : 1e Mis- | Rellewe Balloo ‘rom Scott Field: has asked his parents to become | had told him the night be fore that old son are in a serious condition. | sary of the institution With a 2.426.789 Increase in Budget. a Ww Honeywell, the veteran Pi niente aie "The pile? pret: e n }F t ; - 8cquainted With Princess lleana. he was not feeling w' l. had been Snawder is at city hospital! where “Founders’ dav” banquet a ¢ } The total budget for this year is | lot, of St. Louis, at the last minute resin main th i. ir lo cen a tend A balloon sighted near Manité-" Bnd that if they a pprove of I ‘ a qd — ut two hours Apoplexy we Soar “ae u never can tell 40) $2.426.789 more na that of last | yesterday had refused to take a 7" ‘ +} oe o —* . | woc, Wis., at 6 o'clock this morne* é' ‘ ’ Lie ‘ ¢ mut fT irs ‘ rp ‘ surgeons Sa’ 4. yeu mss ae . Re % lier ar Tr, v J " , aL i *c ; “ ; think her qualified he will not am leath. he s id adding that : , hullet woun is in the abdo Dorr & ae a , i! vi I 1 came to $22,759,045 basket of pigeons with him be- indica e le direction of the cur ing probably is the s.4 from Scott . ’ it aes * ig al . 1 Sal } > t T ‘TOW ‘$* ‘ ? : . “¢ j - their wishes, pro wens. aay j Ta lt. f high 3 * She is in a cell at Police pavers Gyueee: an ' the increase, about $1,000,000 | cause superstitition that; rent. | Field, according to Commandant” : | i il s. | - 2 , r “s -" Ait \ 1or )j 4 ? 1e . i} > ‘ » - ‘ ¢ . ) er. | , : . ‘®eondh peggy peanen A: ph ways lawyers to get in touch with she told a Post-Dispatch reporter songs, has written a song for the 4nd information conveyed ay! 2 “Hie’s beaten me lots of times. He : 4 NOY > @ Princess licana woulda be a bride anted to retain con n otk >C ts | is jey | . ati | ' Milk Checolate Dipped ; We . d atin: a Pe M; rr Wells on the conten- wT ‘ight he came home and I Wall Street wan't 3! ON-| propriations, and on other receip is believed to be the first national) were kisses from the young women | - | thy of a racy Pr nee. accord. | 48ainst May" ie m Last nignt fh a2 | Government because it » estimate, to/ ball ‘ace j ic “adi 7 j to int d i oe tion that the latter was a b] i@- h 7. heen fee] ng so terrible T had trol of the 70 Li ‘ - Ming nmelude din f , palilioon race in which raaio ota- | who were sponsors for the airships. ae ee ee Fon aristocrat” and the —, sone out to get some home brew. (| desires to use the ! inds of the Fed- ring the city out even. The past) tions have been able to serve as As Pilot B. H. Fournier, in his | z , i : . ua | > , | ; : : >. . a - teh and N , "ork ae blooded : pa ' : Sa ; et : | in ) 904 PINE $0. F is , Tow = ore worn ras » controlled by society left and came back after mid-/|eral Treasury. ar, although advance iigures ‘ship representing San Antonio, is | described as beautiful, slim, ;Was Deing Con —— . to indicate a deficit of sev- — — | , Black Walnut Taffy ; : Spt ews ee le from one I was home then, in our The bankers. he said. would ad to indicare a , ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ Massee «1 allky heir 2 ry _ E on tately old-fashioned carriage, ar- “Ee aaid, ‘I'm going to get some-i/any other division of the‘ a out $145,! Lae ee of San Antonians present | : ’ | >| a1 . " 4 fe shy ns]. — La i | ’ ~i rie ; pumas ’ - . - : . : . . ‘ " ' * hve ’ . : J - | . > Founded rr JOSEPH PULITZER. Med by euch 1, sayin alee we « , Prince Albert coat, high | ;ping and give you a real beating.” | ment. The National City B; rf Meetings of t! Boar renege Prices on Ranges | Ten minutes after the first two Twe Stores rec. 1% . ch long dark lashes that raved in rl ‘ paas , ' en are to be held tomorrow and ships went above. San Antonio was | # » : Published Daily by The Pulltzger Publishing tis dirg ats + out and I got the revolver |New York, he declared lad : : ; f} ‘ny! 4 Aeeort a i . n . ¢ ' nri¢ re, and Sparcs. lie WETIL Clas . : . , Ts oy ‘ ‘ an 7 . ae _ - : Lo.. Twellth Boulevard and Olive Street. = 2. tain their c¢l- | Ret, peutormn ic survived by his; pe had bought for me. When he clerk in the Comptroller's ‘fice, Saturday. with a vi to passing close on the “heels of Kansas | 4949 Delmar Bi. , *}, : —_—_ : ’ + le a } ‘ : . Tne NIdgret measure this week. 1T ie or) ' "ite (Member Audit Burenu ef Circulation) Sear-cut features rs } ' wife. who is at present not in the) came hack he had a jack handle. {n Washington copying 26 ' buds dxpected to receive hers 217 N. 7th St. ‘ ui aii , ane inv mands Xx wei aii . ae : ¢ ‘ eee ings 1 on on ; , — he tiie , ldermen are rere “h , ¢ - , MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. / 8nd feet tw. and a brother residing at Mo- (17 said, ‘Dont you dare come near §fidentia!] information when ! , , Aide sees Atmel ie The firs irmy pilot to get away | | iy ol : CWUY, af ; : fs with that * and he saw Tl had over the Treasury portfolio oT the measure ia 7 “4 gered = | Was Maj. Norman W. Peek. He We Ship Everywhere . cause the increases In pay OF eM! . | had some difficulty, being delayed employes have been granted and labout five minutes. because the threatened sagem m7 . The other pilota arose in the fol- ; ‘ ‘ ~* . 2 ~ ‘= volt © s the city x rate has been a x ‘ lowing order: - " +7 “ina! lertio ras . : . , With the municipa! e'ection ) Fourth—Lieut. Ashley C. McKin- queen of Rum4S- and came out. “a a vear away. both the Alder- : inet a of our room and said, “If you '. —— ' . than a year awe. . . ley, representing the army; fifth, |, f $ qaoor : 9 —= . -- . —* eTe At - ; ™ I'll shoot you. men and the city officials were Pp ‘Capt Edmund W. Hill. army: K : - the tax rate. , Goodyear IIT; seventh, Herbert von | did more to advance . fnea he ; express 4 a5 WON se, eral prizes Aas a prophesied, } aort of & umped knew if wasnt any use ine po ing money order or St Lo “Se tymn:; , | kcigile a fair Prince | the trigger and he 80! ieee : il be | ule exchange. mast. In disposition she is ca’ “You will wed with a fair Prin ‘own for a minute. lice would know I had sot hin tax rate will be 4 Thaden, in the Detroit. repre- | western c i v il iz ation. G . : ; — r 7 ft . ss . . ‘ ' Delivered wy city carrier or out-of.tew® | - Of laughter, but inclined to be! whose kingdom shall be over all Start for Hospital. | At city hospital today Snawder | city administration will — iad senting the Detroit Aviation So- | tag rou wwe | he got up and said, ‘Get | said he was sorry he had mistreat- the Board of Lducation as nin Pop Models $33.00 And Up | clety | -_ se er : « : ‘ cngp! s : ey : >. you! toa * J said, ‘No, we'll go to ajed his wife. “I guess I deserved sible ~ im : a On W. G. WILLARD | Moat of the balloons carried pig- A : ? ” : as Kk cation Is preco Uy a mg ; ; ; He sald that was al!/ to be shot,.”” he remarked. He was Edu - mot Givectis renre- aN 612 Franklin ; eons to be used for ae eed a to make me Top Taxicab Co. sentative of the city hall, —_ in case of emergency. © puots | or : " " . ' She is oval aot tre ©. With srmall Judg« Talts The Associated Presse ie exclusively em Heana is clever, . ui-k of tongue. | line. titied n , tin — } Bo Leo wows ication ye a Musician showing sien of «kill the gun. ted nate eer ' to it or neo - Bhcw > HbR TIS m2 SK as — . ot excite ant . ¢ : ver the ! artment ere ise credited im thle paper end alee th | in Painting ny d needliewor} but mance to this story. the Rumanian anothe i root and I £ vv“ hen ] took 0) aep rimé loca! news published therein. Alj rights » her chies * Pow the Princess!|welled. ‘I just dare you to comn@iand one of the first things 1 did republication of spectia! ‘spa ber@s charm to the British up- informant deciared cre J ERAN id take a dare , he ler -° are aleo reserved Pr classes had her fortuhe! out.” He never wouie . was to throw the clerk ou he S, I ran back to the So he backed off into! was amazed by what I found there ’ ’ : BS\ .we--- #p and perhaps ta the! Ileana recently el MIPTION RATES BY MAIL iN sanee himeelf. lies in her sporting | told by a famous _ eer . liv end Sunde. one veer 03 emp! eo -— —— ishments. nia’s Tzigane tribe. This is without Sunday eents higher, the dealers Daily. only 60c¢ s month: Sunday. 100 ® and emotional She is a/ seas and in all lands Po de 4 Q ~ ” Brea franddauchte: of for love. and love will he qo peaemacinge matter Juty_17. 7 Victoria through her moth-| word and ahteld. The crown © hich ital.’ ne! St. Loutls. , ; - “4 s ie . an suf ender ect o March "Rye ” a E. weeen Maric, who is the dauch- | they will set upon your head wil anne and we went down. On the employed as a driver for the Red licar bu | ST of Vi, love | rig | — lé ey? Bell. Olive 6600. Kinioch. Central 6608 i sea iway ove! ; : F in ss heeond Son. Albert he heavy’ but vers hrieiit, and Ties he tried > " ’ ‘fr “~~ ratte " rf ws *. ‘7 ‘ ,ue : raerreeeyy qT 7S weigh ae

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CA Oe aoa . - , ; ie 3 ees ras Th ee ae ~ ee RS Se - oo sg . Bae? et a ol * tL ds Be ys) . - “ORE ay yer . a ee PR eg cei ay ia) ry, a> sll? we —_ a _ Sto POST-DISPATCH Tas Dany ORVOUMIVECHY cin’ tx liad Caja hah ths orang emo oe ng eae = so oN rer dinate hte Sie Ova eae ato ESE Se =" car wt) 3 IVES r BESLES RELA CHT | Reduced! Dimity Blouses $ 55 Dp 79 Reduced! Fur C holier’ aL IN $70,000 $1.95 Values ° S £ YJ J f f, agg: $ 7 ES _SETUL ADD of ring ang striped ies PANE rum and one-skin German fitch Chokers. Wea 7 . : ‘ e* : “m. : seid . : 7 : Jury R ules in Favor of Father | r © tan and t comDinations, 34 to for wear with new Spring costu (fur Shop—Thigg r rs te lieged sae ay mo ] s irs? loor.} > , . ST. LOUIS GIRLS i ws: i Cas 5 eran ie 610 to 618 Washington GH Avenue orcery M« FINDEASYWAY | The father, mother-:n- 3 T0 WAVE HAIR Aiverced wife of Georr- Be _ ‘outheast Missouri “Rice King. 4 Tee New Liquid “Which Gives on the suit brought aga: 4 Sereaight Hair a Beautiful to thattem Camete tel 1 Mississipp k 3-Day Curl. Se By , es Valley Trust Co. OG © Louis Many St Levies girls now knew thet eoliect $70,000 on @ note si te have beautiful wevy hair u one o* : J - i laste the easiest things tn the woridc A! therm following e disco. they need Go is apply to the rast " the forgeries comm ‘te ." y bs 3 We have waited much longer than usual to announce this extraordinary savings event, hence prices are more sensational than ever. We the stubbornest | ley. for which he & must accommodate incoming Summer merchandise, and to do so must effect a complete disposal of Coats in record time. lhowid which makere even the etut nes heir fall in @eoft e«ilky curie anc char: : ear term in the }| 5 ; Pl ia ingly mature) waves , eraon (its Beet of a!)—fust one appl! ation ‘ aut Jefferso this lieuld wil! give the heir e beautiful 4 iury at Popiat a ‘?¢ -? sit | uu“ vs : . permanent weve cite keeping . Aecided the suit in favo e Riuf?’ wesier ané in curl from 7 to 10 Gaye--© tte ; _ . Some’ longer. Thus, when « girl uses thie ferndants At a previous Carine Neulid she can forget e!! gbout her hair , “ im & Touis in October for more then & week No peed | of the case in a = ner ve bother curling it every might or every is2e, Judge ralikennain 7 night verdict in favor of the tru Former Prices | Gx. {@ | Former Prices GAGS ¢,4| Former Pric Up to $65 This liquid is calied Domino Curlette ape > me end those who heave used it say that tt | pany for $69,761. The defendan j -_—* ,¢ ie simply wonéerful. Use the food olf- gnnenied to the Supreme | ‘t i. \3 | fashioned kid or silk couriers. but before mus , Pn ‘* @cing se, just moisten the hair with a | Which decided that the case mus O 4 coe \ - Sew Grops of Domine Curilette. Not on!) he tried in Butier County. al j : > you. bul your friends wi!) be amazed . , ev at the wonderful improvement in you: The defendants. George win appearance Br. Mre Get Domine Curlette today for just , as '. ‘fie M erma!! rice Moneys bax a ’ vou sa’ her rm aot ne NI * I. \* eo Bold at good druggists ané depart. have pieaded in their defense . Pa*ats 4 ete" e*e * telltale. . +. . ht 2) * > | Reduced to eo *) aa et “—e ttape se it eth * 7 Za dd + =a ~ —s —{ y a. | a -~ ee os — ~~ - i; Tein Simi: at’, 1 y, a mptiy applied will usually pleaded. did not know that notes start relief from itching tor- om ie Gh unger Berley were : . : nti pall nce! ey lpr ‘» Sor eee —_— a ee ae Tailored, straightline and trimmed models in solid colors, - wd ure. It cleanses and soothes the jorged until members of the famils undreds of models to choose from. D U bid 1 _ “se ae sig RONG 9 RARE REGULAR SIZES 14 hy agg checks, stripes, plaids, ete. Sport effec ts, dressy models, _— and beals quickly and effec- so informed them ante. 4 : = vely moet skin itcetee n rae a 2 "8 pain ' Li i Sid if vs SC aSU U ; yi ‘ rCilial Bill Lal Zemo is s wonderful, penetrating, 04° ).0 trust company in the suii mm any Coat now in stock. EXTRA SIZES 44 TO 5 handsomely silk lined and excellently tailored. disa ing liquid and is soothing a ee te the most delicate skin. Get it tr wor ete. co taggly es (Coat Shop—Third Fleer.) today and save al! further distress | ‘“'" ‘° Louls today that 1 Zemo Soap, 250—Zemo Ointment, | “°™PSeey wow ld appeal to the Su- ;} preme Court. ) r : : )@thrift Avenue Buy-Way of St. Louis G 3 ~ S A Special Purchase and Offering ! BI | | SASS uits OUSES [Benicio Reduced | | 90 Newest Hats Reduced |f: == iced very special. Cott ‘Black, white and colors, | : in most instances line style Tan ba Very Remarkable $5 and $5.95 {| ee eee Values to $45 Kevan \f Values Values PPviinen Toweling Samm WSN. ots, uf @ 15c Yard 3 ae at oe: &: 2: aoe ag EAs00C heavy-weight un- =" ched linen crash, woven ; baw Wieeith neat colored borders. Each Hat an advance style e BBS inches wide. §: and worth much more than this Be .. . popular price. Woile Dresses at 95¢ - 4 Wa Children’s dainty Voile . resses, hand smocked and tched in contrasting col- tose, light blue and "aeeem@ize, in sizes 1, 2 and 3 years. , V ] = om aps Every New Summertime Color nee Silk Models PP 15 Just received! These Hats direct from their New York hn, ™ Embroidered Voile ng! Every one of them! The newest a C Dainty Spring and Summery @. At 79¢ Yard ness an >| purchased at extreme conces- » Overblouse models In pail ored, a ae ee a ,anr Lr : tnrer , busi ; tt] = nae - ; id _t ‘ manuiacturers who find mess a littie slug- ig embroidered and beaded styles, E "most desirable shades, such ter Easter. Whatever you prefer—whatever be— fashioned of cre Pink, rose, Copenhagen, of pe de chine, ra- black, Nile, brown, 1 millinery is among these lovely models Sasi | dium silk and printed erepes, B @rchid, tan, tangerine and wing in this event. a es all the desired colors. c OP $5 Het Shop—Second Floor., : S (Blouse Shop—First Fleer.) for What You Pay — | HE reputation of : Sale of 25C€ Prest-O-Lite for in- a ; tegrity and dependability insures the satisfactory _ 7 o a adh -} ———______— {.} — {.} —_______. [.} — {.} ; - a Aft Rad mie OT undesirables—but t wear fashions that the Sp and value of % ~O-Lite Batteries. ) : | ) . F Bho regular lines, and Tus Passt-O-Lirt a og Ine. S SA () C() A F ‘ Easter | 3 : of Spri = . | to pure New York: 30 East gand Street 3 aa eg ig —% gXy\. Values to 85 Values to Treat Oli fee f a) $29.75 $29.75 mcr Wi SERVICE BATTERY fee 4} | . fi y A Our Basement just opened Thursday Likewise, in Coats! Come see fer with everything new and up te the min- yourself what prizes they are at ute. These are“opening” Dresses which $14.85. You will want ene surely! manufacturers literally gave us, and Beautiful dressy models, jaunty spert te make your visit here ene of profit effects, excellent tailering and hand- as well as pleasure, we extend you the some linings. ideal Coats fer present \. | full benefit of t b savings we received. d tut r —— Tire 4 Battery ¢ Co. . PLENTY OF EXTRA SIZES! poses EXTRA SIZES! 1111 Worth 12th St. 2710 Washington Av. ~ PREST-O-LITE DISTRIBUTOR __. Vy than 1K "1 “4

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Fur Chokers $ to $10 er of one-skin natura! Oppor- German fitch Chokers: Ideal w Spring costumes (Fur Shop—T hing Floor.) bi IONS ional than ever. We in record time. Former Prices Up to $65 Reduced to $ 15 immed models in solid colors, Sport effects, dressy models. ellently tailored. (Coat Shop—Third Floor.) Blouses educed $5 and $5.95 Values 95 > Silk Models ainty Spring and Summery erblouse models in tailored, broidered and beaded styles, joned of crepe de chine, ra- silk and printed crepes, in the desired colors. (Blouse Shop—First Floor.) he te . ™=y ro er eee -- nla Siew g Oy, ie a — — SO Tee Ne Oe eee ae t oe aren atv ee Pa ee ae amen - Sa men 6 ~~ - | _ THURSDAY, | ag | =A eee | , | APRIL 24, 1524 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ eee Riad. fi ser 2 APR Cs ee aks est) fc iy PE OE: A = i) tee oe ee > Lo Ae gee } | ST.LOUIS POST- *e . — ——_—— —---- —_—— See Our Downstairs Store Announcement on Page 11 GRAND-LEADER ¢-Caster Sale of Womens Gopatel Bring Features of New Interest for Friday’s Offering—T here Is Much of eae Satisfaction and of Economy to Be Exercised in Choosing on This Day > ~ | Women’s Spring Suits and Coats : Wy Offer Wonderful Assortment NUVI, a 24 24 “44 SS ; : rift Avenue Buy-Way of St. Lous Cadet Hosiery Specially Priced @ Asample lot of wom- ‘sand children’s Cadet ose in silk and cotton, miced very special. ck, white and colors, in most instances fe is only one pair of kind. pall-Linen Toweling ’ «5c Yard heavy-weight ‘un- ched linen crash, woven mn neat colored borders. inches wide. voile Dresses at g5c Children’s dainty Voile messes, hand smocked and thed in contrasting col-- ; rose, light blue and Maize, in sizes 1, 2 and 3 , , rift Avenue—Mai- Floor.) ‘Embroidered Voile _ Aty7o9c Yard Many effective patterns Quality voile, in the Gesirable shades, such tose, Copenhagen, e, black, Nile, Stowe, tan, tangerine and + 36 inches wide. qare 7—~Main Floor.) Sale of At Radical Price Reductions OT undesirables—but the smartest and most attractive foot- F $q .48 wear fashions that the season has brought forth—chosen from a |= regular lines, and marked at great reductions for this After- \ ee THE Suits present a perfection of tailoring | HE Coats are the swagger ones of Spring. | | i cn and of design that are rarely found in | Distinguished by that fineness of fabric \y garments priced so attractively low. They | and simplicity of line that women of dis- \ o are of the types that are in immediate favor | criminating taste unerringly select to com- ; | alt XX —of the weight for immediate wearing. plete the ensemble of correct attire. Two of | . | re Homespun these are sketched. | | Poiret Twill Mixtures Poiret Twill Charmeen ) “a Twill Cord Flamingo Fancy Silk ’ / } Twill Cord H1-Lo / | | Navy, black, gray, tan—crepe lined. Sizes Tan, rust, navy, gray, black. Sizes 34 to 52. ; fae | io : 34 to §2’2. (Third Floor.) ! Women’s Frocks at $34 442 ™ 24ee\/ Eee a PDEMONSTRATE the very excellent nature of the values to be obtained ae Bar ge aie | | during this event. Every Spring occasion may be frocked from this | collection. The style and color range is admirable; the materials of fas- | GA cinating array. Sizes 34 to 42. (Frocks, Third Floor) | Special Presentation and Sale of The Hats Have New Interest me ee ee Women's Summer And Are Attractive Values Porch Frocks Unusual, at + 42 At *5 HIS, their first showing, is one of great impor- Cotton Charmeuse immaculately tailored in straight- tance. They have arrived just for the occa- line style, is developed in trim, short-sleeved frocks, a a sion, gay and fresh in crepe and hairbraid, and Tan background with orchid stripes; white with stripes’of orchi aeaid nomial aaltte entete Wlesiete ent vanee ortan. Light-weight material—guaranteed fast color. Sizes 34 to 46. . : ' +] sie Flock Dot Voile makes models of smart straightline trimming are used in this group, with marked suc- or surplice style. The trimmings reveal dainty embroidery, pipings, cess. Belting ribbon models of tailored beauty are and narrow lace edges; some have collars to the ee a smart in the collection. dots, upon grounds of navy, black, Copen, gray, or orchid. »sizes x. eo The soft pastel shades of the Hats them- 34 to 46. Four styles illustrated. é One Style, in Sizes 48, 50 and §2. selves give trimmings every opportunity Second Floor.) to appear lovely. The Sports Cloche of Felt : Is Smart and Specially Priced at $2.95 It varies its charm with the turn of its brim—some- times it is straw-that bands it. Ribbon is employed in a number of fascinating ways to add to its established.chic. All Are Values of Unusual Worth! ijn wine S . : ; See a . . . yal Men’s Athletic Union Suits, 65c : "THESE Union Suits offer very special values, and present an opportu- nity to buy a supply for the entire Summer at a very low price. They are full cut of fancy madras cloths and check nainsooks—taped neck and arms and closed crotch. Sizes 34 to 46. (Main Fleor.) 3000 High-Grade Shirts _ Exceptional Values 2500 Pairs of Shoes Easter selling! Looking ahead to many months ROUPED for this special offering is an . ° . . . 9 ° f earing, it will be wise excellent selection of men’s Shirts 0 of Spring and Summer w & several well-known makes. The price is ex- them at these to purchase ‘gos rami tremely low for Shirts of this character— prices. Three great 8 P included are: , $¢.45 $4.05 $ 95 Fiber Striped, Woven and Corded ; ae —= a oi ewe Madras, Oxfords, Crepes, Broche | Solid colors, white, figured, striped and Smart models for street, sport and — phos ae patterns fashioned in “ eckband and asl fancy straps, pumps an - collar-attached styles, with French or barre cdede i vo said san ha satin, kid leather and cuffs. nis suede +n the new colors. Heels and vamps of various types. All of excellent quality. Tourist Cases Chinese Imported <=, Se — j \ ' . & i . o bl . 4 ‘%; ) : ~ ons oo eR TN LT NN TN TT Sizes in most instances are os Mah Jongg Sets Otter Special Values vee ice willl preval. Our regular fitting service p a Siew) 6 i . $13.9 t This attractive Mah Jongg a Set * imported direct from a _— ' Ze Shanghai, China. It includes a over ot frame in box . ee nn complete set of 144 tiles, and top. They are full oe. “ 4 YY | beautifully decorated and lined with attractive oa Whe r. , a - — A ff made of bone and bamboo. tonne — shirred pocket a A | i Bone dice and counters, also and toilet tra Heavy all —s gab” g a instruction book. Sold with- sole leather nies and ak ey f AB gc 3. bie xe out box-at this special price. strap all around. Twenty- Z y | | OF fie (Main Floor:) east Wiedes four inch standard size. , ; pas S Supreme Values in Home- Makers’ Week FEATURING spe- cial group of: beauti- ful Irish point Curtains at this remarkably low price. They are shown in attractive patterns in great variety. | SS a Fringed Curtains, $1.25 Each Offering several hundred attractive casement Curtains, so much in demand. They are finished on base with deep fringe, and 2% yards long. 45-Inch Artificial Silkk, $1.95 Yard Lustrous Artificial Silk, very desirable for overhangings, door hangings, etc. All the new colors are represented. (Sixth Floor.) Axminster Rugs 9x12, $34.75 RUGS of excellent quality Axminster, shown in Persian and Chinese designs. There are 60 to sell at this unusual price. Seamless Rugs | Seamless Wiltana 9x12, $57.50 _ Rugs, 9x12, $49.75 Offering the best grade of | These are exact reproduc- Seamless Wilton Velvet and | tions of the finest Wiltons, Seamless Axminster Rugs, 'in both attractive designs in interesting designs and and colorings. They are colorings. ' finished with fringe. | Nairn’s Linoleum 69c Square Yard PRINTED Cork Linoleum, practical designs, suitable for kitchen or bath. These are short lengths but qne can secure enough of a pattern to cover the aver- age room. In the 2-yard width. Inlaid Linoleum, $1.29 Square Yard Two-yard width, in Nairn’s Inlaid Linoleum, block and tile designs. The colors are built through to the back. (Sixth Floor.) Underprice Purchase of Framed Pictures Special, $ = 4 As Wy er WAAL ig AN) ; "60'!' A CHARMING subject called “The Spring Song” is beautifully repro- duced in color, and in rich toned gold frame. This Pic- ture is especially attractive for bedroom or nursery adornment. Framed Mirrors, $7.45 ICHLY designed frames of antique gold or poly- R chrome Seton’ oth to hang as panels or in horizontal shape, fitted with fine grade plate mirror, and offered at this unusually low price for Friday. (Fifth Floor.) White and Gold Dinnerware MESTIC semi- porcelain of fine quality, neatly deco- rated in gold border effect on refined plain shapes. This is an open-stock pattern and pieces may be bought to fill in at various times. 100-piece Service priced at $17.95 50-piece Service priced at : 8.95 26-piece service priced at ; 5 Iridescent Table Stemware 36c Each E were v fortunate in securing for this event « Wie pe eon of beautiful Iridescent Stémware, each piece of first quality lead glass, and in attractive shapes. Included in the assortment are: Parfaits . Goblets Sherbets Tumblers — oes OB pa Mn rag igh- t s : High-F ooted | ’ ij | ' i EN ie ges ow

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is ee a Ro Me ee setrt ‘ pa a S ca Me "a? : +? Oe. _ Ps ” we * . » 4a tie The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SEER World’s Best Literature Wi 074 .0H/¢ (We j Friday Candy Speeig In Pocket-Size Edition : Delicious Buttered “= : et Peanut Bar - Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth ap Per x } choicest literary gems. 5c Over 500 titles, including some eof the Each A Page of Interesting Values for FridayandSaturd : AL. ; - A Vandervoort Week-End Speciat ’ im co | Four After-Easter Specials! 300 Women’s Hats "> = Women’s $49.75 Suits (| £3 Sa | This wonderful sale involves our entire oe: sat | stock of tailleurs. In materials of plain $ /5 S$ UV : Ee 2 Ge i | twills in tan and navy, tan hairline eae ss stripes and \checks, also mixtures. An =—_ : , fae | excellent opportunity to obtain high 6 grade Suits at savings. Sizes 34 to #4. Women’s Suit Shop—Third Floor. wt) 3 ~ Dresses an rye —_ CS Se | saces at this priee o erandi Cif oO a2anG Sila slender- = Sie Originally priced much higher. Great ' Yard charmeuse, satin crepes, season, at. yard ; satin Cantons. In supple. ! es soft weaves. of reliable | _Other black and white . yea La Jerz silk and quality. Yard , Crepes, m “priced @2 QS = } S k | Radium ee ee U5 A ~et % | A heavy, long-wearing ; $3.50 to $7.50 / SQV 100 D ’ o R mM Quality, ated in pepure. | . 3 | 1] i] ) -— OO ) ul eS | to 49 inches wide. @ 1 QR Black Silk Flowered ee "as af | | Yard . ‘a 2 Alpaca Georgette wt | list : Offered at Lowered Prices for Two Days Only ) ee : Silk Broadcloth - ee | oc conventions! Getgns es | POR | . lV ie . , . , conventional - ities — both in } ; ei’) 4 Comes ‘n cendy-stripe de- :- Pain SLE a! sien: combination - Bait paca and satin = light _ medium and : dar > . . ” - Desi: A ° +h - ° . . > — . thf : Arrange your == 4 7 \ mma tie & gned = Queen Anne period, : c | pe. This price continues as long as material lasts. Yard $9.99 this Suite is of solid walnut eonstrue- Lh fF ual needs. terms, in stripes, checks and solid colors. For either frocks or skirts. Additional ‘nem 3 , ‘ o d | the same pattern my s izes » Fs ) FA LY . . —_ Side (“hairs and 7 P - Specially priced & fortable, because they 1 Armchair. | , troduction of vr ; : . sts + a 4 - - ~cn ae E *, er 2 ’ 7 » line ra. te. ac iit ; . : i eet. d va! i * a os . “ Dy : tS“ $1.95 | Pros mete ; a in Ste —fiesh color—bodice top | white broaicioth that aun | 9 Pleces—Special | 8Pes.AmericanWalnut | 5 2icce ot 2) —s © ~ w 4 is. A s AZ a + As w Suk Plasa—Second Fleor. a $2.75 $2.50 to $4.95 ———s ¢ | vie LI % $2, $2.75 and $3 Wool Canton Crepe Broadcloth 3 45 Le 2. ft a | ua = : | | @) j s, if — SATSEaST Wit@ seii Straps, well re- ders and wears well. The Dinner Plate on & ; . 7} . oe intorced, full length. a | ‘ . a Ww . | Sairts because they give | «China Shop—Fourts 7a omens that crisp, well-tailored ap- | : ‘ane 7 - > ad , , . Knit Union 3 | aint thst marks the carefully groomed ‘ deities ; Suits sb — The Suite is constructed of se- he construction is very sub- ! + ¢h- shes -~ on % ' > . — 7 — 4 ial . . . Bs oe a . At this substantial reduc- | lected American walnut and is of stantial and the chairs are uphol- bal Jon it Wil pay to purchase | Ttal; lesion. It eonsists of 60 : od in hai TT “wt IC i Purc tase talian aesign. P CONsIsts OF Hti- stered In naireloth. The Suite ¢on- ow tor future use. cents Bis SGat (Ae ay ee cate af £2 - 5. tnt. eee @ Women "- ls of O50-rneh Buff: . ere: will keep yeu comfertabie H $250 |: * — . - s “Se Vernieh: bic!-crede Bish for use on fleers dad “lor weedwoark: dries ever sight; quart........ rd Floar eRe Abe nrg My, Re aut tag SRA, pines Ni RE HORI ter ee de Aine. tr RES Te tae ' es ‘ a

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eM. alee SON Pe eI SO rt ree POE oO ES I SE A em roe ey © 7 . ’ 1 Pe ~ . a4 - - : J : ees . n ere rae ey - 4 . : I ES a TE IT NT STN aT : een , - . ud | No: Telep -S ae J ) friday Only _| Friday Will B € | "Orders Filled | 1 e Bia Sal STL SG ] Iks ug € _~° Sale Friday of 300 New, Smart ousewares Day oases’) | Suk Beer In the Economy Sale eB of powder blue, brown, Yards lr ess eS Silk and wool- mixture 5000 cocoa, navy blue or black. 39 inches ™» The Popular Fabric For Spring and Summer In 18 Styles New ‘Arrivals—On Sale at : | | a UM 44 ss anaaasae} My | | ‘ a8 A | Lovely wash frocks, made of a lovely quality ; Silk Broadcloth, the ideal fabric for Spring, and i" i I/ J cool and easily laundered, for Summer. These i a a ‘s frocks are very smart for wear on all occasions \ $3.50 Sfep- | Clothes Baskets, of fine e*eeeeenee3eeneeeeneenreeeeee —" RAR | $15 Davenport | yp tg 9 ' Pia 5%: n On Sale at praced with | Lamps; rich silk cue th $77.75 Thisldu or Ratine fron rod under | or Georgette cack Step. ws 7 Ee ——=_—s* Thisldu or Ratine weaves shades; with ey*. Bt is , $2.44 te 4 in shades of tan, green, rose and black. , weighted bases; oe 26 inch ‘d ci % _ > oy fo polychrome fin- . A * = $3.50 Clothes ane es wi Cc. eee ewe eeeeoeeeneeveeeeeee Maes) Gee me , Fd ish. Complete. ae of At 25¢, 50¢, $1 a Yd, i, cine — Fine ee | a eae “ ° . ; fr proof “aASsser- ¢ 2 | wool with 5-ft. | At these prices you will ’ — - ole . “J. 7 ' . | handles, 1 1 ( ad ¢ * find sample lengths of real | frame | oe 89¢ Vows " _ . . | : ‘ #- *7 ; $1.50 B th- Princess Laces, suitable for [i] #75 Gas Stoves; ; tub Seats. ° : Style; shopworn; lot ’ ’ " | Normandy fancy work, of 110 only, at $ ena mel- | On Sal I da ) \ $1.50 Set of ed: well : Yay 4 ‘ e rl Y Lace Shop—First Floer, , 6 Cups ond saan. qrtetl GAY ile 3 Fen often pote cs See covered | MpeiTA iT lL Ziq ga) 800 Casement Net Panels —a _ - ier eeectal | iE hd) an Pe i In Many Unusual Designs 48c = | ollnce arat-atete | (Eee vies Ben These lovely Nets come in ecru : a 4 el A ghade which is so very good just now. They 3 ee $1.49 Riise ene eo have four-inch silk fringe and are shown in Be Knives, a : | ; | ey | | a very unusual array of designs. All are 45 inches wide and are Moshe. _— &.. pee | - MM dg : | | a5 2¥/ yards long. ) 7 $1.65 Ruffled Curtains . 69c House Mees, Fine quality, cross- Pair 1500 Yards 55¢ Drapery £ .~. sewed of “fine | at rir n barred marqulisette and if 81.50 Foldins one | th broom corn (limit of | | voile Curtains, full ruf- $ 17 P | (lethes Driers, 4 , ij. © ¢n o» huve rit | "s , e With plenty of SC | | Hi 2 to a buyer), each, ) hs toe Phu ok Siren i fled and complete with tome onge C ale trying space. [af ; ee 47c ie ene Geoacks. 36 Inches Wide - Dinnerware 9c aL Tall open | $3. | “et 1} Gall Tey fieé Prem $2.50 Grenadine Curtains A very fine grade of silk and | “ss ln New Open-Stock | 7 + ggg Men daey | ee Reaetnet ~= Vi fs" } : . 450 pairs of these fine Pair cotton mixed Drapery Pongee, 3@ $25 and $39 ~ — . a \ Pattern , = some steel ruffled Curtains, with curtains. Looks well at any win- ( ; ' 2 LE c s braced; va- tie backs to match. Va- dow in the home. enuine OX ‘ BRoards: quality dotted Grenadine $ ] 77 inches wide. Ideal for casement o according to your individ- tj 2.90 Wash an ee Go ei \ | iron with rim lids, 29C and 29¢c Curtain Laces. 40 to 45 inches D Silk On sale in all the copper rapery OSOUKS Fo coiiee” coor: Reduced to Specially priced for in- Tubs; No. 1 cial,” 2-aqt. size, > 4c §=6Clothes- | lece pets, | pious kinds; A high-grade sem{-perss @ lines; strong, $1.1 | ma rious size dots. Silk Fringe to match, yd. 35c Bollers; full Coeeem, Addition j in 4 bottoms ' | ; d . | the : al eta he i _— $1.35 Console Set — Attractive | wi, A high-grade, 38- .Yard 48c Dotted Grenadine | Beautiful sunfast 4 Yard : moor Komal ‘Pet Same pattern may ‘ $1.21 | oe art og 3 inch, mercerized Fine quality Dotted Yard | Drapery Silks, in solid ) e | | —EEEEE Tt " ' are suitable for Spring. : . ul medium aise. ar , Ce i and Arabian colors. Only 1700 pink, blue or yellow. ethers. Eve one troduction of this featare ‘ of best grade = olors. we ” yards to sell at this price. Ideal for ruffled cur- | At this price, becaus® phird Floor a tod i ; ion-kink quali- gc: = — s 3 ; ‘ | lain. New in design, prao ty; 60 feet, $2.43 : | 85e, $1.25 Curtain Nets . tical and attractive. ; 24c Be Watts Sieasco— > 1200 yards artistic Yard - ‘a : Taper size, Clear | 70c Garbage Cans Curtain Nets, shown in 3 Arrange your own Set glass. 1.4 | A of heavy galvanized Filet. Net and Shadow ‘eee | Lot of $1.45 to $1.65 . : ual needs. No. & t) last. | » ees 48c | [ : wide. White, Cream and | bry , pelo 6 for 10c Cream Freesers, Curtain Marquisette, ] Ne oe Grenadine in all white, and mixed colors that red, cinnamon, 69e Wash “KS, | “Cottage Spe- shown in white, ecru or white with dots of C black and many value. af ¢ alvanized iece Set, | $I 85 colin a genuine Fox. The , of slight imperfections. —Nugents.) iron $1.00 Serving 5 P big fluffy kind so In Sets: . | Trays — Ma- Soc Food Chop- aa} COpopular. (Second Fleor—Nugents.) _ hogany finish . pers; small size, 32-piece set, $5.49 F a * Batty nee ee with extra knives; Electric while 288 last, ies SESS GM . | Linen and Gingham [¢45 Velvet R aoe 4 W = 45 Velvet Kugs ; oo Latte,” “ana "dust | gas, « Ssnee ash Dr eSSeS| me _| @ Seanias “= eC ». proof, at | clothespins, auck , for 50c | efothespin ag a . h C ] 4 three §&-ft. props, ; | / In Ric otors Percelators; S- | _ | all for, Sam les Friday © “ah New 9x12 Rugs in . aluminum, : /Z | 77 ) the beautiful colors res guaranteed. { aaa ineet Pel ; 9 QS 4 ee cnty tte renal ‘in ishing Mop—Tr'- . zis | | velvet#—on sale at this $3.59 angle shape with <at mS == 55 alvi And Dresses # pe . very special] price, in an excellent range of pat- % : | adjustable hatt- ay u — : ; dles, = pined oc eee: wri Made Up From terns. Of close woven pile, finished with fringe last for years, ye AN 58¢ Short Lengths a! ee $52.50 Axminsters . ese queaity with Soop, rich, fuse a tne aot! $1.25 Kitchen Sets: $3 to $5 Dresses : ; A ’ trous pile.° Pe gale in all =$3Q.75 ive you full satisfaction. Com- | | heavy steel. | old or silver mot- latest designs in desirable color Electric rand — $ | Sets ag et In Many Smart Models bore / s 7 3 | blendings of taupe, gray, blue and rose. (like picture), pam! | 7 Very unusual are these values in high- es ” | 5.00 Rugs ¥ : “wy; Percolator My 4 Electric Heat- grade Wash Dresses, in tissue ginghams and if ; | R 60 $ 95 nm satiaye ogee: 3: Linoleum _ ers; will kee ou [ Ge : , , . $ 45 comfortable. | HL are’ « fine linens. A clever assortment of pretty ) : bie Wool . . | 1 eile 7 in all sizes but not in all styles. iis 5 C henille ——_—_——_ | $2.50 é models in @ cules . Rugs, in Of heavy, - bearing. | . : neat grounds of taupe, Gurable quality, de- ! SI c 11 ! $1 95 : 7 a All Sales Final None Exchanged gray ane a in nent, selec. ‘ : 25 [ur nc 3 ' . ° and and nove on o esignes. _Of slender, graceful fe Irons; heat quick- | 9.50 Shee Stands; well made. ! No Phone or Mail Orders Filled band borders finished | Have slight Sign. A most unusual a ly, complete | finished in Flemish oak; with fringe. misprints. li wit ong , . ] 95 | - + : ice. of heavy " lone | makes shoe shining easy, $ . ; .00 Ru S Sa. Yard ue at this price plug, — 200 Li Imported Irish Linen Frocks for $19.00 Ru 2 inen S Just the ideal garment —In acomplete line of . ee cord and nickel-plated ware. : $39.50 Leonard's | 38. | Se 406 Im ported : Made by Landers, Frary f c & | Refrigerators | Spoons, Batter Mixers, Better pring days. atterns and color- | & Clark : i iecik anil gite-tcor, 96-1. | | Paddles, etc. Dresses that launders well and wears beauti- easly unr 41 ay Nie Varnich: hic) : ; ,* ad O- | : 1 | ni sh; high-grade Var- ice capacity; white lined pr | fully. Attractive styles and colors. Electric Shop—Basemest 3 ~ TR floors and in- | | vision chamber, $32.95 | Zc 7 7 amie cieaned..... SELL9S . ‘ , (Fourth Fiocor—Nugents. ) ———_—_—_—_—__—_— wk: dries | | werw ecial over night: | | very sp nnn mon oe oe a i

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- OLS aS EI BAT OE PON eS ee — . RAEN Naini ih ie la INED MB The Dailu POST- DISPATCH alone has 5 MORE City Circulation than the — and one other evening newspaper co S ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe ena ee a l CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN JUN WE WILL GIVE Ay Soc WLENI FARTHOUAKES ee, _ pie : —3 o'Clock Special 4 aaeee ee GIRLS’ COATS AND CAPES as i HAWAIAN ISLANDS | GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES: Ve EC COAT $2 to $3. 95 Vetmes | Boys’ 2-Pants Suits, Cassimere Dainty Wash Frocks ¥. oo! | . a ' > eoltd colors and plaids. Cle , - . | / ; med. Sizes 7 ¢ years.. wo 3 50 Volcanic Rumblings pre. ‘on crepe: daintily trimmed in all | : Worsted....... s — Sizes 7 to 14 years — — 4 . KLINE'S—Belcony. Boys’ All-Woo! Bive $6 45 Terror as Fussures - PPeal KLINE S—Balcon: 606-08 W . : , Street : ri?) | a ashine f ’ , aed * thi ‘ ree: rge Suits . nd Ground Grows Warm. ee Rie non eee | bo oe gion Avenue—Thru to Str Knickers. mee §688000c a GL OBE ene a ta _ Friday-fA Marvelous Grouping of Better Coats soe the ia“ail * | | etal a Men's $25 2-Pant- Suits, pencil ° = 1 ‘ Linoieurms, oan sa .* —— ; +} a pris: , genuine COTA. stripes, checks es 7 . n aie ° 4 re " ns ae . . in boc K and ineeds and worsicds . . - muapendt , 4 +mitations; 4 4 - ; ‘ Yo : . : % % B ; ° Men's $20 Pencil-Striped Wor-ted : , mee aasistarmnt % a | % : . ' : ' is ; eee aml Klue Serge a l.« t¢ma é@heervator eports pt = yar Suit- 7 am Ms ne ther \ eal ” 9 — Men’ - Baseball and Bat with -»- «- et , si croupings of swagger Spring Coats of this entire Reduction And Th ente! f the disturbance is . , ra . ip estimate ave beer eo 5 CR. nteresting peclaiir Those women who iove to ge: . rel ers Lista nt iT \iex? o>" .—" . : +} [.. 7? ry la Vv POST . . , bliedi VETTEL h ' a : : . - \ ae — >= ’ : ae : ; r . i’ Litdiay ] The ‘iad ‘ --. | oe Wepar “? vy -— * POSSE ‘USES MACHINE GUN 7 : * DETAILS D) namite Also Aids in Capture ofl ' ; J : ~ F = teens an eee — | get 3 > _- 7. ’ s* “ * P - « , .* > . re ’ 7 7} . I b ; } ’ : _- Th iy anise Lé¢}] ¢ (ww ve Milica hI Z _" lity Matt . - > , . iorc@ac? .) : 7 OY) _ ’ — ‘=< — 4 aa fitize Li use Je w & PUTveT a him "iy. &@ curd upen pleasure : : neat “al | 'f the fat where it shows |. , ¢ | ? : . , r le rach seal and at K retuge r : ere ANd qualitVv tritnmlmngs., d “if everv woman should " a Pres rir hae Tab et. ; 2 els are as eftective at a e ‘am — a* " Ney ae their name "Buy poe Unbelievab e Reductions on A fter-Easter Reduction Sale of New ~ } FINER COATS SPRING HATS} Originally Priced $65, 360, $50 and $45 3 Seventh and Washington Ave. Ww a ¢ igar Sale Worthy of Your Attention 10c straight size Theodore Rossevelt Cigars W Mild Havada Hiced—Ax Goeed As the Name. Ww Friday Box of 50 = @ Set... Sc Each $3.95 ma /¥ | ; WwW ISc Str. First Consul Cigars Ww ‘ rar Notable for Beautiful Friday, Saturday, Box of 25 , — Ww Sathe Seccial 1 1 Cees $2.73 Ww : eS Designing Ww W.-W. Semi-Club Cigars Ww oe ee a ee Radically Reduced From Our W 8c value & Geach 10 for 45¢ a Ww wy | Regular $5, $7.50 and $10 Stock W DON JULIAN Tampa-Made Havana Cigars : ki’ pe | Soom $ CT CUT PRICES. | =. | ! ) W 10c Straight size cut to 3 far 25c-: Bax af 50. $205 ww <aee a re While They Last 2-fer-25c size cut to 10c; Box of 50 $4.95 | p Ne werd. ef curs ane Suein 4 Ww [Se straight size cat to 12c; Box of 50 $5.95 Ww tae capes oo WY 3fer-Slc size cut to 14c; Box of 50. $6.95 W , a LA MEGA Fine Clear Havana Cigars Made im Bonded Factery by V. Guerre & te.. Tampa. Fila ‘o 2 for 2S5c — 15c — W Special Box = he for we W Following Brands-at Cut Prices Fri. and Sat. VW 10c¢ Straight Cigars Cut to 3 for 25c Ww . Vercantile. Prefereecia. ( hance lior. Ldmireticn. FF) Preductea -arcta Grande. La Palimea. Dutch : W El Rei Tee. Herweerter. Bor ‘of so Rebt. Emmet. W 2 for 25¢ Cigars Cut to ‘haeeeetior. EI 350 COATS RED Tae, HARVESTER. | 5 $4.95 W 1Se Straight Cigars Cut to 12c—Box of 50, W S@miration, BI Predecta. La Paiies. Hear the Peerth. Dt 1m H “ ASTERS. ( baarciioars. Preferencia. UWA Lael ®' 3 for SOc Cigars Cat to 14c—Box of 50. $6.95 Hi Preduects. tdmiration, Hear + the Peerth, Dos W nee ae eee Chas. Denby, San Felice, Cinco. Red yey Hauptmann Handmade, La Resta T x sten. Niles & Moser and Agents @, iung t Ww wy LUXEDO "16-Oc. Tins” ¢ W W Ball Darham Tobacco, 4 ot 85¢ w CANDY SPECIALS Ww Whole ee enous ‘ ta — Ww Peend Re. — mers! The Greatest Savings of the Season! Not only does this Basement Coat Sale for Friday include wonderful mark- downs trom higher-priced lines, but many late purchases from manufacturers $ who have made extreme sacrifices in order to move merchandise. Coats that will simply astonish you with the quality and style. Daring New Plaids, Stripes and Checks Boxed Effects ‘ Flowmg Sleeves High-Standing Collars Stitched Effects 1-Button Styles Johnny Collars MISSES’ SIZES — WOMEN’S SIZES i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i “ww Wow wow we ee

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3 THI’?P AY, URs eer APRIL 2). 1924. 24, 1924 a nr The‘ Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Ci rculation than BOTH other evening gews papers COMBINED — a re — oo ee ee _—a | for Clock Special! ——__ : y al a me xis AND capes | SADIE -_ me : Thousands afflicted with nasal Hall Rugs Values $ ‘ of polaire in the 1 . 95 . Plaids. Cleverly trin,. 4% : catarrh have found Zonite | 4 Wilton Rugs: size 4.6x7.6: 34 years . 3 highly -efficacious as treat- suitable for rec e€ption halls and S—Baicony. ment for it. Spray the nose small rooms; $35.00 values. . $2 1.75 Brussels Rugs sjess Brussels Rugs; size Oriental and allover morning and night according to directions on bottle. Tones up the mucous membranes. tee, ae 9x10.5; Zonite is the new, epoch- making antiseptic. It kills germs without injuring body tissues. Doesn’t irritate or burn and is positively non- isonous. At your druggist. se atomizer with hard rub- ber fittings. onile oats | Genuine Cork Linoleum Linoleums; 2 yards INLAID LINOLEUM: co printed ’ _ be. lors wide, made of genuine cork; through to the back: block, f 3 no imitations, in biock and tile and hardwood patterns: 7 ue designs; per ' per | square yard * Axminster Rugs. Velvet Rugs Size §.3x10.6; allover und Ori- Velvet Rugs: size ental patterns; soft, deep pile; 9x12; Persian and smal} allover ct $35.00 |S... $39.00 dll Teme CARPET co Seamless erly and $20 ELIEST MODES ST MATERIALS “After a lapse of twenty years we all look back to the St. Louis WORLD'S FAIR as one of the greatest and most memorable events The Only Exclusive Retatl Carpet House in St. Louis lg annals of St. a | Rolla Wells. KILLS GERMS T COLORINGS RABLY MORE 711 Washington reat Reductions 2000 Pairs of Women’s {spring and Summer Styles Our annual After-Easter event offering a splendid selec- tion of women’s new footwear at substantial reductions. All new and perfect footwear (mot a pair here over four weeks) and in these great as- sortments will be found these * styles and many others. The materials include satin, suede, patent, kid and calf in the wanted shades. High Span- ish and military heels and all sizes from 21. to 8, widths AA to C. Early selection is urged while assortments are complete. Ns duced From Our -90 and $10 Stock ar) it Fin to ac pee will do. Means that rthere are 7 Sua eer ghaad OME oe > £ a om te $6.50 and $8 Qualities ney ) = Charming and Exclusive Styles Sandals, Straps and Novelties $10 & $12.50 Qualities Te) = ‘’ Main Footwear From Best Makers Smart Sandals Distinctive New Straps for Afternoon, Street $5 and $6 Qualities Poy ) = s/f YY Room Including Novelty Sandal and Strap Effects in L495 ‘ ’ \ Fe Main Floor for Street and Dress Wear Cm, Ta 3) G ) Floor Cut-Out Oxfords or Dress Wear Bargain , Over 1o0oo Pairs the Wanted Materials Friday and Saturday at SHOE TIAR s , a - Bk SLUNG TON AVE sHOEMARy- “a 'spjrit. The recent NEEDS OF ST. LOUS |W. Frank Carter and William) T. Findly Give Private Views on Many Issues. , “What's wrong with St. Louis,” | | or rather, “What St. Louis Needs,” | theme assigned to two | speakers at the joint luncheon of | Was the | Commerce and | Federated Women’s Clubs yester- day. W. Frank Carter, chairman /of the Bond Issue Supervisory , Committee, championed two things |-—rapid transportation and im- 'proved public spirit. William T. |Findly, secretary to Mayor Kiel, expressed his private views on transportation, annexation and the | | free bridge. | | Incidentally Mrs. John 8S. Payne | was the honor guest. She is mov- | ing soon to San Francisco and has | ‘resigned as president of ‘Eighth District Federation Women’s Clubs. and a member of the Bond Issue Supervisory Com- mittee, of which body she was the Only woman member. Transportation Main Problem. Transportation is the outstand- ing problem which confronts St. louis now, Carter declared. He urged a proper reorganization of j}the United Railways but balked at ;municipal ownership as recently the Chamber of ee ee ee , SPEAKERS DISCUSS |e re a (A ee ~ Vv Arcade Bidg. S06 Olive 706 Washington Everybody ‘Loves Herz Candies —-because they're made good from finest ingredients and best recipes. Priced, too, to please any purse, Friday Specials! Old-Fashioned Chocolates A splendid Friday Special! Caramel, nougat and cream ee Extraordinary Values in Ladies’ Wrist Watches Friday and Saturday Only (~ Bakery Specials! ‘ Colonial Cream Layer Cake* \ Robbins Jewelrd 0. centers, encased in delicious- ly blended chocolate. Ready- packed in 1l-pound boxes. Special— Pound).. C Pecan-Filled Dates Luscious, ripe Dates, stuffed with selected pecans and jelly and rolled in sugar. Special, a half pound Special, | Each 60c A wonderfully dainty Cake of three layers — white, yellow and ehoco- late—iced and filled with rich chocolate butter- cream icing. You'll like it. mes oe 1 a | fA F nn i ial 14-k. Solid White Gold Wrist Watches These exquisite Watches are unquestionably the very greatest values to be obtained in fine jewelry today. They come in three attractive and artistic shapes—ova!, oblong and rectangular. They are the emaliest and daintiest models made and are fully guaranteed in every particular. Their regular value is $40. Friday and Saturday only Creole Stollen Of a rich dough, stud- ded with nuts and blan- 30c — 8 Gamo e CO © Cum e Olmak 8 Gama 8 Gm 8 Gea uma keted with thick choco- late icing | Special, each.. Most Populor Jewelry Store in Waeirt Louis S= Floor Arcade Building Olive at 8 a proposed. A flexible plan, with / }municipal supervision and a fair jreturn to investors, such as Cleve- | land is using, would be advisable. ihe said.. Secondly, St. Louis needs ‘above al bir else a public constitutional amendment vote is an example of the lack of it, he declared. Findly made it very clear he was, expressing his persona! opiniones of the Mayor. He then launched into criticism of the roposal to buy the United Rail- | ays with a $51,000,000 bond is- sue. “Jt is like rushing to a neigh- bor’s barn to buy a horse before it dies,.”’ he declared. Rather, he urged that the cit.é¢ spend its money for a subway or elevated line with connecting Dusses to serve as feeders. Secretary Findiv does not ap prove of the annexation oc ' and not those Pp > ~~ i; Iouis County. It would he _ too much of a burden, he thinks St Louis should do the “prodigal's re turn act’ and hecome again part of St. Louis County. after which it could take in such contiguous tere ritory as is necessary to its proper growth. Hits Free Bridge. The Free Bridge, he character- ized as ‘a monument to the assini- ty of the people who built it.” \“Why not make an equitable ex- change of the Municipal and Eads Bridges and both to the use of the ‘people of the community?” he| ’ asked Findly closed his talk with ar expression of regret at the resigna- tion of Mrs. Payne from the Board. of Children's Guardians and the He read the | long record of her work in civic and club circles beginning with her work as chairman of the Sol- diers and Sailors Club during the. war, her work in Liberty Loan | drives, and subsequent welfare bet - | terment projects. He brought out bond issue committee. ithe fact that with her departure | St. Louis the bond issue com- >» would lose its only woman member because its rules forbid th addition of anyone to its ranks, Carter expressed the committee's regrets Mrs. Payne's lateat project is a {= vice president of the Winchester- 'Simmons Co., will take charge of his company’s Western territory. [FINGER PRINTS TAKEN Ih 4 jay Hioffman mentioned to them movement to establish a Woman's | 'Civiec Building which project she} will leave in the hands of the fed- |eration when she leaves St. Louts early in May. Her husband, who TOMB OF MRS, BAUER These Will Be Compared With Those on Sedan Owned by Prisoner. Specia] to the Poet atch. | NEW YORK, yrril 24.—From the vault in Ev een Cemetery, Elizabeth, N. J., where her body | has lain more than three weeks, | Mre.-Maude Bauer, police now hope, may lift lifeless fingers to convict her slayer. Mrs. Bauer was murdered March | 25 bv the driver of a Ford sedan \on a lonely road in Chelsea, 8. I. Staten Island detectives visited | jm cemetery yesterday to obtain | prints of her left hand. The fin- ger prints will be compared with lat least a dozen sets of prints | ‘found on the Ford sedan owned by | | Harry Hoffman, Port Richmond | ,motion picture operator, who is) charged with her murder. Hoffman was taken to New | Brighten Court yesterday where |Magistrate Croak held him for a further 48 hours on an affidavit | charging homicide Albert Hoffman, brother of the) accused, who previously told po- | /lice Harry Hoffman sent him a 25- | caliber revolver as a Christmas gift, is said to have admitted, before go- ing before the Richmond County | grand jury, that Harry sent him the revolver several days after | Mrs. Bauer was found dead with | two bullet wounds, caused by a. 25 calibre weapon With the revolver, Albert Hoff- | man declared, came a. note from jhis brother. In the note, author- ities say the witness told them. was the request: “If they find the gun, tell them I sent it to you six weeks before the Bauer murder.” | Police declare they have come ,across at least six witnesses who ; | his resemblance to reported de- ‘scriptions of the Bauer murderer | before he was arrested. ' Consider these Victrola features What records will you play on your talking-machine? The Victor Record Catalog lists the world’s greatest library of music by the greatest artists. t assurance of lasting satisfaction? The assurance that only the high- est quality could have established the Victrola as the standard by which all talking-machines are = , | t about cost? The unequalled Victor plant—the largest and most modern in the music industry—is devoted entirely to Victor products, assur- ing you the utmost value for the price of any Victrola style. Out tomorrow New Victor Records RediSéal Records Dinorah—Sei vendicata assai (Diaz) Ja French The finished art of deLuca is again exemplified in these two numbers of highly dramatic character. Silver Threads Among the Gold Amelita Galli-Curci Love’s Old Sweet Song Amelita Galli-Carci (Bingham-Molloy) Those who have never heard these old favorite melodies sung by a really great voice will be thrilled by the beauty of these interpretations. It is a record of unusual interest. Melodious Instrumental Orpheus in Hades—Overture—Part I Victor S Orpheus in Hades—Overture—Part Il | Orchestra (25741 1.28 - ee ee brilliant Cen ae overtures. a symphony orchestra, wi gorgeousness oh aches end iahnany and aaeianew of Galak A selection you probably know; a record you will want to own. Light Vocal Selections Fallen Leaf (v. Logs-F. Lome) Elsie Baker ' yoy = (Twobie-Grey) Elsie Baker 45392 1.00 ezample of the vt nied pd of the American Indian. “At Even- on time” is a fine onsong. Both numbers are beautifully rt sung and recorded. Lazy : ie Pe The Brox Sisters} 1 9298 78 Cover Me Up With the Sunshine of Virginia The Brox Sisters First Victor Record by the Brox sisters, who have been singing in the Music Box Revue and elsewhere. The songs are big successes, and as usual the Victor them by the singers who “created” for the pu Victrola No. 105 $180 Mahogany or walnut Victrola No. 240 $125 Mahogany, oak or walnut When Lights are Low { What’ Foto Gates Deo With To-Morrow Peerless Quartet The first a — one for a covey poate voice, the ) 3 for f eat eo Renabdonaiie y= pepales numbers— ' | | andr yd (1) Who Knows (2) The TwoClocks (3) Cuckoo in the ae » Clock (4) Fairies Anna Howard-Laura Li (1) Playmates (2) Rebin’s 4 (3) Breezes of the Night (4) Dancing Song oward-Laura Coating ee sopranos. Pimeriy ae 10 u are music more pedagogy, os delightial to listen to f ’ TELE 4 * bal The 19272 Dance Records Wha Waltz Paul Whiteman and poms His Orchestra }19299 The first number willgbe especially welcomed, as Paul Whiteman has not recorded many waltzes. With “Lazy,” « fox trot of the big-hit sort, it makes « record that will become one of your dance os The T After rot roubadours the Storm—Fexz The Troubadour 19296 Hula Lou—Fox Trot “After the Storm” introduces a real storm with a ninety-mile wind and a vocal refrain with Clifford Cairns as soloist. “Hula Lev” introduces Frank Ferera's Hawaiian guitar. Splendid numbers to dance to or just to hear. TRADE MARK Victrola Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden.N.J- Victrola No. 400 Mahogany, $250; electric, $290 There is but one Victrola and that is made by the Victor Company —look for these Victor trademarks. a EE TN ER “ ones ee ee ee +

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ane aeteel OT OR En Ni egg Rema RAITT ye LT LT Se STE RTS sO ~ we CERO atmo somcn at | | “= : ™ . b ad 3 : 2 - eee ‘ 9 , . +> ' ; ay, if you want to keep your hair they will not Delleve otherwwe, at diate relief. To cleanse the pores, kill aetme, looking its best. Many soaps and [east until the others indicted with him for the dewntown mail truck and start the skin again acting normally, phy- prepared shampoos contain too much E free alkali. This dries the scalp, robbery of a year ago have coms sicians have for twenty-eight years been pre- makes the bair brittle, and ruins it. to trial. If Renard Gees net =p- scribing Resinol in their daily practice. The best thing for steady use is’ pear as a Government witness in If h wl " ae’ * peor > sisi put _| that case, the gang may begin to | you nave t oe any spot, rash Of irritation re Rap ele M ulsified cocoanut oil shampoo a sib a Fo : ast “oe : ; B j Mama Dolls 2 for Men's 29c Sox ; F stidious Women Ap which is pure and greaseless, and is think it has n oe page F on your skin, apply this soothing, healing Oint - Women's i es tall; gingham or $ 5 Pairs a | t . ut knewilng how the gang fee's 2 : better than anything else you can wie a a dees cata ment. Spread a coating on the affected surface Specia or} fancy dresses or rompers: Men's durable merceriaedg n I nt, ren Made of good quai‘ty bn - — atene | with smooth beel Two or three teaspoon fuls se suff—l-| kept close to his protectors and and smooth it in very gently with the fingers. alti” came ae ll “ bor sirt Deli Foes n pe al), oes ero we ‘ ~wa8 . "= —_ ‘ , : ; P oe eatherette shoes and rm - Pac -, eient to cleanse the hair and scalp | Viewed approaching strangers war- One application will, in many cases, stop the Microscopic cress- regular 79c valucs ‘33\ acd anti imi: doe mane ge a oa a thoroughly. Simplr moisten the hair ~~ rile wife Pages ngs a the tching completely. Resino] 1s 2> so] utelv harm- ae the layers of to 44: at, 3 fer and painted cheeks Specia S PUMBs o a a] ts . 72 , — > = od: . 7, every particle of dust, dirt, dan oat is (erm, - q — id = e Get a iar at vour drugvist’s todav.or oor Bh psn ann Be Regular ve qua White eater finish damask ———— ay ; . druff and excess oil. The hair dries ited States Marshal's office no A fnew o fe ial = | rche a & r suits and dresses, By at ot or e € a ert - a ff , 2 , ing in the Bois or upon deren $335, - ’ th iia # \ / the Champs Elysees. $1.49 Crepe de a Pongee 98c Tabie- “i these are the colortul Chine, Yard BR Ae 45 ong “ag j | cloths, 2 for Sport Frocks you would ¢0-inch | all-alk | Tustous ged wiik-finish cotton Pon Ese ergo sien Sn e ree r middies biouses ee > ~- ws : y see upon the smarter Pa- 2 & oars Of I. bes — dresses rincess B. ps ed. in are ar tile eftect 7% : ee . = on 5 = 54 are at- s ~onde fu pattern. ° ' | risians. “What Paris is Day. 2 | ry ay _ . fh : wearing Is, as usual, be- “a a . , / ine f 1 Calic owns eatured at Garland’s. ° | 8 10 Yards for _ Special, 2 for 10c 0. H. T. | In many good Ddiack and esh color Night 16 Balis for {* white gray and white a gowns v de of ine - ~ fasten, tr came “tee el soft evenly woven Enetis Mercerized crochet cotton: > K. ! gral ®ar : es - es a -omemnedl : ee Se | dainty designs tor embroid. eee) for. ering 2 to sustomer. 2 for bers, 16 Balls for...... * $1.98 Lunch Kits Children’s Gowns | Boys’ 98c Knickers Special at Special, 2 for } 2 Pairs for Z | Imported vacouan bettlies in ng and ahort sleeve : apanned raider and als Gowns of good quality mus Well made of durable me arge size metal iunch box nm, lace and embroider, | terfais I” neat DetlemRe | imd i { séees SO . - a vanized Water r ° a : M — _ enigenss * TINE... : — SIZES Sa. a 1.90 q (regular liere are 8 ; @ The latest | : aie: Senet —ws I Leave. | fashion note in- You, Noreen, Sure : troduced and : . 299 . ’ You re Rorn, i - . sponsored by fa- ¢ Such gorgeous silks! Dun Woodie @ The styles are stunning! Cascading Dad¢y, California, Bam”) ; Intensive six-day sale mat — _ = . —_ »* . - — : = Fo - : mode & ) mous Parisian crepes, figured crepe de chines, plain and trills, tucks, pleats, folds, pockets, piping, I 3 and many owe beautiful new Napanee : inne meieaee is comty Malligsons, tub silks, broadcloth button and leather trims, cunning collar for....-- a | | FRINGE. Many silks, Radeaux rede ae Cantons and and cuff effects and novel sleeve ideas “The World’s Finest ere eer imane td satin-faced Cantons. Surel Fashion was provide an almost endless variety for 4 . ” | ioe’ of cilben never more lavish in her employment of choice. And gay colors heighten their 4 Cabinets noni | lovely silks for Sport Frocks. Summery appearance : Napanee Duteh Kitcnene’s fringe now make ; | seuety “Pi : , reputation fer years. Ard aw & } their appearance crcpassea "in" these wieartul | Bi - - —On New Frocks Rose Lanvin Green Canary Tan Black and White Orchid m3 g —On New Coats Pigtail Blue Beige Navy Combinations Be ; Visit Ow : belle aed Sour i : —~— = G ME Dag = s i 7 a ~ i ca omy a oni ; > m a! ie : ; ee tia _ = -“ * s : +»

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THURSDAY, j APRIL 24, 1924. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOWS POST-NISPATCH 3988 rn SE uF, } See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 "Charge psa Aehue ~ THROUGH SPRING? BR Ey =I cho ound Sate passages CUAMAN BANKER, | STIX, BAER & F ULLE a need is to get the “spring fever” out of | - FE MORGAN ST, | ‘ion Short- Vamp Footwear Four sytety br atta tha metic KILLED IN WRECK =~ joined eel GRAND-LEAGES LE TAMPS . tonic, Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. | : I | | vn thousands - people, young as / Including choice of well as mature, purify and enrich their | , ,. 7 90 | blood and tone up the system every. His A t O ever | . ry un r | a in stock at “ree model | Spring withGude’s. It restores strength, | and 11 thers energy and “pep,” brings color to the' Al , Wh , | Cheeks and brightness to the eye. At. so Die en Zurich | your druggist’s; in liquid and tablets. and Milan Expresses Col- A drastic selling of ey : ) style in stock. We must ve Spring Free Tablets A ee | lide in S itz l d for new arrivals and to that uut-vemoen Bf, rece enwen een ay ony | Ts prices so radically as to “cea _ | MM. J. Breitenbach Co., 53 Warren St., N. | solute disposal. | Black Satins Fancy Cut-Outs Gude's | FOUR pope | 5b Black Patents Straps | Gray Suede | Sandals | | » Airedale Suede | Cat-Out Ties Pepto-Mangan Tan Calf _ Low Heels i ccmentinieeetiedeiadansniaiameiamnememsmeeaee Black Kid Spanish Heel Long a Big Figure in Ger- White Kid Walking Heels & g a Big Figu See Window Display printed 120.375 Automobile waate—| many, Was on Way to )) 5 St Loule wewregagers combined, | Speak for Nationalists. , ; A Great Sale of 1800 Pairs BERNE, Switzerland, April 24. » omen S OW oes Men's 2 | ® Aa " ° . ees . Dr. Kar! ellferic ;er- 8 Pairs for ALL Fastidious Women Appreciate the Nicety of Fit and Finish in ll fadiebel satiate Gane his ~ : ; . P rable mercerized Box ‘ aunt. were among those killed 5 Begins Friday Morning at 9 # Clock with smodth heels an G 2 : . = Colors : eordovan. . A ad ; in the collision of two express | Beach, black, navy. white | I } — a trains near Bellinzona Yesterday. = ¢ and gray: sites 1 ; ~ ~ 4 f o Men's dy Special, & Pairs... “0: Pa The latest estimate of the total! . casualties from the collision of the $1.69 Cloths nit nN er Zurich and Milan Express gives Special, Each ‘ the deaths as 13, including five White atin a] . members of the engine crew, and > , nis ‘ Tablecloths, in woven en . ,When you wear Merode Underwear you make a good be- eight passengers. Two mechanic- rir. loped elles, in ptmet a oot! ’ ginning toward a successful appearance—for Merode gar- per ntigre Lil gi a tars _ HIS sale is made possible by several large purchases. The rold. 2 to a buyer. at , ' St) injured. dp aSssengeer: : ‘Ss ; : gold. 2 to a buyer, at each ments are so finely knitted, and so well cut, that they fit suffered injuries which it i be-| b NE newest and most wanted Spring styles are here in pop- Women's 79¢ Union | seorenroich There’s no bunching and no sagging, in Merode lieved will not prove fatal. The by soit Mi ular leathers and lasts. undergarments; an ? : b ~¢ f r f th eee - . . : : “ Ay: care, — /$ sentation of ier cine oy py saan : sags were an SAME to x ied by the fine nainsook, finished with nee, onere are from the territory Occup" Few knitted of fine soft lisle with iong sieeves German forces, and also supported and draw string in the hem; sizes up to ‘the ruthléss submarine campaign. 2 years. Summer Dresses, 55c His attitude toward the Reich- rit ity nainsook and come > brought him into conflict with Made of good quality; stag ; ad hich responded to his in the voke style; trimmed with embroidery ithe body, W l¢ Tr 3 ; : and lace: sizes up to 2 years. , ‘attacks by holding his salary as . r 'Vice Chancellor, and in 1917 he Children ee Play Suits, 79¢ ie , etvles suitable or : resigned that position. am 2918, Re oP — of blue striped denim and khaki he went to Moscow as Ambassador oth: trimmed with bandings of red; sizes to Soviet Russia, but after a short ® to 6 years. stay, returned to Berlin and gave Play Suits, 50¢ dark blue Sale—872 Pairs of because he did not Some tn the overall up his post n ethers of solid color cham- age hen, Ferber pursued by striped dente «i cloth; sizes 1 to 3 years, © 9 . 1e@ povie z , nit. : = Fined in Libel Suit. H & W. Girdles, 79c | ren S réa = ] Oc S jizea in closed and laced back mod- e ‘ F: eact!i ry ; it § Later he began a reactionary ; vedium length; made of good quality i|campaign, calling upon the young- . eoutt? ‘th elastic sections In the sides; ier element to rebel against “the lichtly boned; four hose supporters, , ’ 4 OR Whe DAETSS SNS. Sarner- Bust Confiners, 29c At os Pair land.” In the course of his cam- | Rack-fastening models, medium and long : ; ; ’ Bae, ee om os ggggprnoed lengths, tape eee eed wee SF aS ee WE were fortunate in securing this lot of pure thread silk half Socks Erzberger, whom ” a or wesiget dre R $28 90 that enables us to offer them at this special price. This opportunity comes — tang rs nS 8 = ad Axminster uss one z Rugs | just when it is time to supply the children’s Sock needs for the warm weather. | promptiy responaed Ww th a sult for | of es d gerade xminester Rugs itn 4 : + tae god tein Siete 2 wan! é pone Pre Pays of patterns and colorings. Shown in colors such as romper blue, buttercup, sky, pink, pongee, red, alsg Aned 306 marke | na Sise 9x13 feet. black and white. Sizes 4 to 2: Bane Nd shopping is advised = se are excep- | apie values and quantity is limite (Downstairs Store.) His hobby was the rentenmark, | Axmunster Rugs, $34.98 tional q y ' ‘which represented Germany's first | Very heavy grade Axminster Rugs Ay attempt to stabilize her currency numerous beautiful patterns; size oxig. a it slight misweave in pattern. 7 io ang nl ei im uee geosing I] A minster Rugs, $1198 Ready-to-Hang Window Awnings issue provided in the Dawes re- In the 414x6% ft. size; a splendid oppor- Pl Pe secure a good Axminster Rug in ‘. e a o ee ne = Hyg en pedlane sliover and medallion effects at @ great sav- 2 ft.6in. | 3-ft. size | 3ft.Gin. | 4-ft. size rentenmark, which he had estab- ing: mill rejects. lished, with a new gold currency, . ma ws $1 55 $1 70 - P was thought to be responsible for Milk Chocolate — Ilo ’ ° ° much of his opposition to the 29c ° ‘ % Dawes plan. Upon learning of the Fluffy Marshmallows coated ye mili HESE Awnings are made of good duck; mounted on plan, Tr. Helfferich launched a se- chocolate, fresh from our own cancay actory. strong steel frames; come in tan and white or blue and see 00 Values te Convenient Credit Terms wa \ Se ck, Blucher stvle, rubber 5 Up to One Year a i= — laa th complete set — Each Cabinet Comes Fully Equipped 2 'pesutifut crys tal glassware for spices, coffee, tea, sugar, etc., bread board, sliding base shelf, sani- tary Easy-Fill flour bin and | 0- t of high-grade heavy . : — fl 10-piece set of high-g Music Roll Hits | .. Fas 9 omentum (as illustrated). None less tian $1.00 eack. (regular) liere are a few of 3 ° ; ; desirable and is the bigeest Hite: I Love o% This aluminum is very b , Tou, Nereen. Bure AS - | in itself an inducement to Duy. You're Rorn, Daddy, California, Here I Come and many others. DOLLAR DAY . ‘'- Fi " How Much Room Have You in pallens ¢ og Nig «22 ale tT Your Kitchen? eae ’ ’ & 24 to If vou have a wall space The $39.75 Napanee Dutch Kitchenets have borne this wide. this is your epporventsy: fe, gt 3 a r . i eetation for years. And they deserved it. model is e penne im + A ne 36-inch ’ Yen the previous best, however, has been finish. Other B., Os colden oak, snow- ; mT LO. ich Cab Birke* in these wonderful new “Blue and 50nd French gray enamel. 29 rolla of good wang — ent arn ] : Visit Our Beautiful Display on the Seventh Floor ~ > ) “Just+in time or Picnics, Sizes 11 to 13% 4nd 1 tw « x , ' t to introduce the Intensive six-day sale inaugurated by the Napanee net ad stint’ Riedie, utiful new Napanee models into a lim halle and summer Sssssssssiy) STIX. BAER 8 FULLER GRAND-LEADER TMM LL ; & SE TU ULULLULLLLLLELLLLLLLU----------------LLLLLLLLLLLoo.e..Gc------LLL- eee re er APEC irr

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. fas | —-. “ « 7 Ft — . ER RR IT TIE eee ek ee ee eee “ ll ica i . eae : : , : NED ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the ix->-*~+ -x2 one other evening new=7eP : C32 c é 7 S ' OST-DISPA -———— = -———+— $e : ~ —__— eRe Serene een —ae — Ee IARI EY sidinidistialin aT, : —_————— ————— eee ee a ee ne - , : — _ ee , : 4 al the scope of the copyright law wreck at Bellinzona is ugfounded. munitions industries, says Geyer counting of treasury certificates. es . ’ fi JUDGE DECIDES COPYRIGHTED sedge = soem td H Rem which forbids the performance of Dr. Schacht is in Berlin. ut resorted to a scheme of inter- This saves the communist writ . Harber ~ Bian s% . : © Tia : . . . ‘ a : ~~ sil . — ; cour « ao : . , . + > ~ * « ~ s bh = ri: is ‘ ~ the : na i. 7 a iy hy, ¢ : ei t war' : ; a we MUSIC MAY ia BROADCAST res . hin © Auto! LObile ting that the er might be a cer lain are iné ensed Fe the f arg: made, as * ern in fl ating @G , accom ists a dominating position oO | | -. against the American Automosi nt of indirect profit, such as the result of the train wreck piished through the unlimited dis- the Government ee te — en ——_ ; - ~ , *: 5 ati. man- AIMmMOowWU it ep Peers: . . » ke ‘ ~ *s ‘ ve " : ; 7 . . ss he Aeerciate! J’ ress. Accessories \: of Cincinn dvertising resulting from broad- Switzerland. : Germany was ————— ; Thro h Slee . Car Service eff. . Ra ST ae ob a | tees crccttine wots. and | advertising, resulting f , many wa ugh Sleeping ective-June? BINCINNATI, ©.. April 24-—A_ ufacturer of reeciy ma " se asting. Judge Hickenlooper held supplying antequated rolling stock | ‘ x i , _ vhich the Remick com-;casung. % | ' lies ! . iston of far-reaching agioc’e, | FS, a ee am Cincin that this was not a direct profit of for international trains. The Ger- | ° bs pany sought to enjoin th ee ee en such ; “oc ‘ ne that ' action RIDA y SPECIALS— | t 12: — hich. if upheid by higher courts, ati od . an’ aes + hroadcasting admission per capita such as Con- mans point out that no objet 8 - e- om o $ e oon oe ; a sips : , 7 yh . “ : ang 7 ass) t! mn raiee eviously by the : . as " ies racio broadcasting stations |. one whose copyright was vested | gress had in ming in pa mg the had been raised previs wpe 28 * | Reduced Round Trip Summer Excursion Fares “4 ~ ‘ -* : , wright law Suri authorities to the type i i ey the right to brogsdcast « oO} righted in es New York firm, and to coi- COpyTign. ia “Wiss auin 4 pine : - ; r “4 , : , , i. Age Gernian cars used for r u " Car pis aban i here pecs int amane™ tn he oinn Jaa rc : PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD SY: « . : = ; WEEP Ha , : - fie bet en Berti an Milan. ihe > “terday by¥ inited Sf ites Distrix 4 Hickeniooper he id that hroadcast- KARL HELFFERICH, if c \\ ee oe I —r - i ee i. aie : me ° - aoe . r e Smith Hickenlooper ing stations were not included in GERMAN BANKER, scarcity of sleeping cars and FRESH FROG LEGS With Head Lettuce, 65c J. F. Hart, City Ticket Agent, S16 N. Broadway, a coaches equipped with electri 1000 Island Dressing | F. A. Bauchens, Gen’i Pessenger Agent, Syndicate T rust | : . a >’ e rc)? | ' o | KILLED IN WRECK lighting is explained ont groun SOFT SHELL CRABS With Head Lettuce. 65c | La : \ ‘ i =! Centinaed from Preceding Page. that Germany is behind in Its | ang 1000 Island Dressing .-...-- : ) } ] . . * ° ——$ 5 f, CLEAN ent e he German Reichsbank. = Sena atian accounts The Bae ° : an POLISHES ’ as ; i hy STOCK ON reparauion accuunr-. f} i . s¢ x) . in ‘Tne = — . " “s Sy ners chaseer auntie ee Sold in Drug, Department, three leaders named » Yt FQ ng Vv et a 7m « «4 - —~ & » Ar v D 5 1 @ » an 6 + ae . i es Ff on £ f j — - Dr. Helfferich is hare ( e wit! resp: si) i , n ir financing. w! > p eriod of flation 2 1 as e fa d he ar throug e tax n f **ALWAYS good-looking, and easy to clean” iS a seven-word reason why the owner of any kind of retail store will find satisfaction in a hnoleum floor. cae Linoleum floors are good-looking. The aew For the Smart Shop A few minutes’ da! use of a floor pal ishing machine will clean and restore a waxed linoleum floor Retail stores need bright, clean floors it thoroughly, rubbing the wax well in. Afrerthat an occasional waxing and polishing and a daitv brush- ing with a slightly waxed dust-mop keeps it in erfect condition. This cuts cleaning costs. A lino- lila fioor will never need refinishing. leum offers colors and patterns that chime ¢ Waxing improves the looks of linoleum and right in with the character of a business. A smart shop might incline to a black and white tile inlaid floor. Another might prefer a marble tile. A restaurant looks well with a Dutch tile. Plain color linoleums are always handsome and serviceable anywhere. Then there are Jaspés —two-tone effects m blue, grav, green,and brown —that may be laid with a border of a plain color linoleum. The idea of a bordered linoleum floor 1s growing in favor. It is individual in appearance. e floor seems built to fit that particular place. The economy of linoleum # makes it wear longer. The thin film of wax rotects the linoleum from walking eet just as a thin film of oil pro- CRAE “K tects machinery from wear bv fedemahon fnetion. Besides, with the ageing of the burlap back the waxed surface, the color of the floor becomes soft and mellow in tone. You can always be proud of vour lincleum floor. Even if customers sel- dom speak about a floor, they are impressed by it. Your linoleum floor will add to the appearance and tone of your store. Lack for the Business men like the floor of Arm- strong’s Linoleum, because it means mo heavy investment, and a very low upkeep cost. Cemented in place over a lining of builders’ deadening fe!t whichis pasted to the wood or concrete underfloor, cement, linoleum makes a permanent, quiet, smooth floor that will stand vears and years of ordinary walking wear. Very little care Such a floor is less of a care than any other kind of floor. Wash it with a muld soap when frst laid and then wax A Few | Recent Installations of Armstrong's Linoleum Cadillac Motor Car Ca, Offices, Chicago. O'Connor & Goktberg Store, Chicago and edges made tight with waterproof | Kansas Citr Telephone | Co. Offices, Kansas City Pilsbrv-Becker Fang. & Sup. Co. Offices, St. Louis Omaha Bidg. & Loan Assn Offices, Omaha | JHomestake Mining Co, | Hospital, Lead, S. D. Talk to a linoleum merchant Near you, in your city, is a merchant orcontractor who makes a specialty of installing floors of Armstrong's Lino- leum to fit different kinds of busi- ness—stores, shops, restaurants, thea- tres, professional offices, and public buildings. Let us send you his name and have htm call on you with samples of Armstrong's Linoleum. He can submit estimates of cost, tell vou how your floor should be laid at.d how to give it proper care. 2 M rite us for our 48-page book, Business Floors,” illustrated with colorplates of the new linoleum floors. Armstronc Cork Company, Makers of Cork Products since 1860 ; eat ee , taptinane Linoleum Division, Lancaster, PENNSYLVANIA Chicago Officee—1206 Heyworth Building. mstrong’s Linoleum for Every Floor in the House . ° 4 ") : ’ ie [TSQeeaeaeeneaeeeeeegeeeaeeaeeeeeseesepeeeneeeeaepaeass | | | SBS SS RB RSS BRB RS RRB R BRERBRBRBRBERBRBER BRE B _ i ' ‘= ) ' Fg! ACERT S Sr e eF Us? sO a I ps SOM Re . Bs ot He * wo ee ts Fi 2 resp ie er. Pipe nb Sale | tenet ae er gt 25 ¥ hi pe i adie) oh ry , pee ee OE eo _a wy sr ee : r ¢ SHSe eee eep eae» ae eZ ZZ SRB RBBB R ERB ERR ERSTE EPSPS 2 ee ee © Charge Accounts Invited. 4 j io A Marvelous Sale—3000 Pairs *2 « §2° Chiffon Ho Another incomparable “scoop” for our Hosiery Department! Truly, one of the greatest purchases . we have made in many a day! 3000 exquisite pairs in the most wanted shades of the hour, and each | bearing our usual guarantee of real satisfaction or a new pair is yours for the asking. One glance | will convince you of their real value and tempt you to purchase 3 to 6 pairs at this amazingly low price. © Every Pair Perfect 3 Pairs All pure silk to the hem! NEWEST Airedale Gray Sand T L 4 Jt} 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES A5 — 9 Needs Friday All Full-Fashioned Feet All sizes, from 8) French Nude Beige Black an Bark to 10. COLORS | ia | 4 \ 4 / iw Values Up to $19.75 Choice at ALL REGULAR SIZES AND EXTRA SIZES UP TO 52 BUST 7 A limited number of smart utility Coats, the majority of soft, fleecy. tan fabrics in tailored and trimmed styles. Every Coat at a fraction of its real value in this extraordinary event. All full lined; some silk lined. yn Fan) (Third Floor.) 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES In the After-Easter Sale of $6.00 Values $5.00 Val . All Colors! | All Styles! _ All Materials! . & = Hats right out of regular higher-priced lines i for a quick disposal to reduce stock. 280 smart ” 3 models to choose from, including the latest : styles, trimmings, colors and materials. Models : for misses and women. . No Returns—WNo Exc f ae > SBe gseeuaagaantsierr se - = =] 2 <= = = — <- — — — - Summer Hosiery : §re, -gy2 - a N . 7 BD land ~~ pean =" # ERR MEY ES ORR Hb ER TE * - aa a 7 ieee Bt eee AR. AN nM oo dea -_ ie 2) RO OW oe, ‘oe ae “pay wal a the : , Vv xOR Mes — ) Cars of Alcohol seized. “ - -saLK. Conmn., April . be - o ‘mareLel? oO ds Of OM Ca : at $100,000, were seizes a“ * ewe ee -_ - We of cast fixtur indicated. wire, sock and furni ditional. ights. D- : 085—5 Li nd Price $9.25 | Fie ¥D | 4m < | p.1093—3 Lights Pree $5.05. LL _ - - — _——— eses* sees uaae ANNOUNCEME BY THE gfpeaseauaas asus a AL —————— ee ened HTM CY TH th 4 lian otter yi | aummunmniin: PE as placed betore through its gre Aeolian Compé | high-grade, sté | S385! Lose no | Piano value eve strument is NC ard Baby Grane liable concern. A ET A eee Sclect vour Grand ime will held it for later del | anv more of these G | this beautiful littlet | an ideal gift to the Come in now while yo | so remarkable a savil | little down and we liver later. as Rear in mind that thine Grand i« by ma eufacterer and the ‘teeti- an (oempany of Mis«cueri. ’ home ef eutly ‘ & «& ateuevt masxical tnetru- ments. . Our display of Grand Pianos also in- cludes the Stetn- way, Weber, Steck. \ ose and Pre- riier. | | Seseueuesusaneaese Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano COM Ww. | 1004 "Seeannssaneese _ en ee a %

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a Pa oaeee oY: ei we A ae « os s . a ‘ F = ‘ ard / 7 s. * ~ : ] ete . —* 2 ; it , - Ne) 2 we » r » i a va v 4 : ; we Dis sah ‘ 7 Padecaline’ ia! sm Be ax Pre Ee" Tar F* ¢ —— . a * , i le “7 ty : = a : . x [ * . a POST-DISPATCH — a eee oe THU " ' 3 THURSD. AY. 24, 1924. The _— POST- DISPATCH al alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ST. LOUIS TRSDAY — 24, 1824, | & APRIL 24, 192 ee —— : - ; _—, —— es oe ee it the border shortiy en route to this | ree pee aay verasteced Fra a lcohol scized. ede ral ay t} ‘ars of A “uU(norities ,; os Cc ; ceeiiiee , and Norwalk,from a ship. The seizure, said to | Bankers May Float Mexican Loan. | th ) oe aseo ted | i 4 > Siding neur the South he th e large eT mr ret ord since the iy the Asem lated Preee. icity Tt ie r¢ ported th at the bank- ; “ J 7 *) a “ ** - , et N c ‘ on i 7 ; . ‘ + « : i \ WALK, Con" ! “yor fective, leads directly to operatives ; ed to give full fac me to three | },.7 Tt alcohol, roughly night. It Was ys P "Cp | ( ized by Ca we ] oo ae the if ganized rum syndicate in | 00.000 were Selzer » ‘ars re oO: ‘ at > rat — . ‘ ros wtk Car Service effective June 3 j at $! ded at Roton Point! New York. it is said. = otk 1} CHECK New York bank ers who will cross carloads of ee oe Louis—12:30Noon ity Trip Summer Excursion Fares if) s6e~-et af ad IA RAILR | RISE OF FRANC = = ion Agent, pra i | | ' ‘essenger Agent, Syndicate Tree | | : a ee 7 1 | mm Cn Rapid Advance, Resulting ———— if Gees Y cae From Panic - Stricken. enu ine 1 Cc ‘ r O a Shorts, Sends It to 6.84 . 3 | 7 : _ —=. = 10st remarkable v alue Se oe aes te e o ee Three Groupings of Coats, Frocks and Suits Are Remarkable and the otter the n Se nacht al EE melee Styles the Smartest! Such Values Demand Altention. ‘7 a Grand Piano that has ever been ATTA LAs | acts, Woe ee -— he St. Louis public. Only ean denis te ee Gad eiietntat a) | OK placed before the . Sea yr © yi I50 Smartly Tatlored through its great purchasing power has the on: ping hee: Neen ee ee Z Aeolian Company been able to offer voua New York and Amsterdam market | Sey PRIN S iT high-grade, standard quality Grand Piano at jest of which a , es S (5 n | | S $395! Lose no time if you want the best Grand ae a, i“ | My IR This 1n- eee a, eee le a \ § YAN AIA Values Up to $39.75 Piano value ever offered in St. Louis. youn te: te SS ee } NY ANNIE NYY strument is NOT a “sale piano.” It is astand- capital which was invested in Ame | hie SHUT UA A poubte- Pega aapepemantaan score he e+ olla WT sn L//fe) Breasted Hatrli ard Baby Grand made by averyv large and re fear of a capital Tevy, and oth ' a” oT | | Her > pes ee | JE) NEA A! s Plain = 5 | « : t3 } 2 be ef Mannish Navy lable concern. ioe. HT ———— J if | SAeReEal) One- | sTieaeee Button Twills Americans Find Advantages Ruving Have Disappeared. | | ; ey : | | ate Types | . Select vour Grand immediately and if vou wish, will hold it for later delivery. We cannot secure anv more of these Grands to sell at S585. nterests are beginning to com | , | | i oti | iri | : }} Wie Street tailleurs—attractive and vouthful—fashioned of fine This beautiful little instrument will make ff an ideal gift to the June graduate. twills—in hairline stripes and plain blues. The fine tailoring is unusual at this price, and the styles are so decidedly smart. Come in now while vou can effect led: = # so remarkable a saving, pay a : px Pas eaniiacesl ) little down and we will de- suffered grave business stagnation | Balnieeen. t liver later. sis iin an iliac ine San ilies one HH TT Tailored Suits—especially high-grade . Henr in mind : of the fran: bi rone bevond the ak, amet workmanship——-natty l-button mod. , that this Grand —— : bs he “overne _ , ix gurranteed | : a Pes point desired Oy the sve! ‘ els that are predominant mode. - and i beginning to now jf , . : . : nd begin : Quality of tailoring establishes the bs both the - oD 1 9 gee A = facie i} reduced tax etur “ay nnd the ‘Aeoli- : Y ’ . e } a4 . . " ,f ; re j ’ . an Company of . ee transformation of ; we < ) value Missouri. . trad balance into a foreign trade 2. ‘ Ss , deficit Man: Amer ay wap 8g 8 home of { hb e : musical imatru- e Mme min. Our display of Grand | i 'y ipafigith: 6 ow hee wenticn Taal Pianos also in- | | * than aamacoete et the tes oe cludes the Stein- 2 liberay Meshes ie ot lig ‘jg 500 H Weber | Se 250 Hats Yj ats iat) eber, Ste Ie lose | | 4 ffi : and Pre- . per o : 0 { WOMAN = LE LIKE HERMIT ¢ ke hs f 7 5 § aster Clean-Up! S828 82 8 2 28 — ! ‘ 8.8.88 ess eee ee ee oun: BRANCASTET . sa regular higher-priced lines | a to reduce stock. 280 smart SPweenssesesssesesssnsesussosem Exclusive from, including the latest Be Soe, Jee ABOLIAN +e: ; ‘ -— epresentative for the Duo- Art No Exchanges! for the Ri *"Reproducing : COMPANY °¥ MISS OU : (Second Fioor.) tg ; WwW. P. CHIRISI FR. PRES. 1004 OLIVE STREET = a) | ) Originally up to $12.50 acute an Taken From Our Requtar | Matrons’ Hats Included cupving ‘a : mty $5, $6.00 and $7.8) Lines ) NO EXCHANGES and other nee : abs en * — itor THIRD Lf MOR =enee m8ea @€@.886e

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aN . 2 ~ Sa SRO aL RI RS COPE I oy be er a ee LE RT RL PT ee ee Cea ee, pas 2a oars pe *r = 7 —_— — . - a P PRON ot SN SB ce CR ae AT Sie The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circultion t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Quality at Low Prices Featured for Friday and Saturday LA RALAAAAALLLLAELLE AA PELDERTUTEOOTEGODDREGTE ET Y ttteegrepyreereeegegey ee a; 3-Piece Figured Mohair Suite 1 wearable parts of this three-piece Suite are of genuine figured and plain mohair of rich pe shape with a red background. The outside backs and arms are covered in taupe plain Welour. The lines are extremely conservative and the construction from the inside webbing to the outside’ tailoring is of superior quality. You can buy this Suite with the knowledge that it is Worth considerably more and the years of service it wil] render you OO Will vindicate your judgment. The frame, finished in mahogany, is in $ . Queen Anne style. Three pieces consist of large davenport, arm- : ——— ir and high-back wing chair. An outstanding value at 3-piece Suite with rocker, in walnut or blue figured mohair —Special at $195.00 Mahogany Poster Bed +9) 622 sthis quaint Poster Bed is af a style made exclusively for we. It is beautifully finished in antique mahogany and ill conform to your present bedroom furnishings. As wn it measures 3 feet 3 inches in width. A wonderfu! Maluc at this special price. $29.50 Our Own Spring $1123 This high-quality Spring is made especially for us. It is soft and resilent, and embodies al] the virtues ot a box-spring. So constructed as to conform to the body, yet will not squeak or sidesway Straight-end bed, special at $11.25. Same Spring for Bow-end a A — Bed, Special at $1 l ° y | > Lammert Mattress’ Special at $12.95 $ is our own brand of Mattress. It is filled with roo% fine new cotton felt, tufted, full-ry Covered with a good grade of floral art ticking. Ful! size. Special at $12.95. Second F! LETT TTT EE ~w Sind Same Bed in Full Size — ~ -_ ~ ne Co For py iers » ebea ~ sO _ - & ray. Wiry : ... t Bao T paths paer rat w cal 7 : 4 ~* —_— Cae - ~ o~ ~ 7” ~~ - oe oe mh. - . - ~ > - - o- oo ” ell -_ - = - ' ciaahad _ ++ : / reeeetet : : _! FRIEND OF POOR a . + andiaatiedl - 7 7 we - . . o - AL A oe SS weet Be - — - ‘ “T CHILDREN DEAD —- os al "er? rv ied — —— ow ibid am @ FRANK WYMAN. FRANK WYMAN, FORMER POSTMASTER. DIES s+ wee Frank Wyman. Louis, died this morning a his home. 5845 Cabanne ave- nue after an ness of severa! vears, during which he Bad euf- fered attacks of paralysis. He had een confined to his bed since Sun- , A , - - , say" He was 73 years o)4. Penrmriner? 'n hreirece far TrLiany 4 : . . > wei sd S We - > sa a ears, Wyman was equally we "omen s —_—— -_ a — 7 - e on —_- . = £ ~ .T ~ ~ eo i P| n Was Sa ness _ e = . = = ©; = _ r : ~ ~ * ~ T -~ - - na a _ Ss. a — - , - he 4 _ ~_ “ r "' wr ee e - ww - a ‘ “~ > ee is ft oe . v\ — = ”~s ~ = rio -a Ie x ~ . - : : . i Y “2 ’ ro Wwe? - Pr > irs e re = retireme . bes orn io 5° 4 R- r e was ap Postmaster by Pres = S¢ n serve from s,s — . He was later pres- on al ae . oa an lee eo . - Pn nanufa ng n- erns rue@ Was a fac = avInad - ‘he iL « ox ae | . se - : » - . 4 . He is survived by Mrs) Wrman 7 - 7 - — > * was rmTyYer sv NI 5S Mars nny. and by a son, A Wy — wo daug rs. Mrs. Fre ic ~ - _ = g . = . *. iS Dn _ —! ° * e ~ — - _ i co = ‘ ho Ascensior MOVE TO CUT SHOE WAGES New Engtand Manufacturers Ask for Readjustment of Prices. oe 1 =u : oc . ~~ *, -T" = '* * = - a HAVERHI , Mass... April 24.— —. — —_ . . . ~~ - » “=e & a i _ = ; © Friave iii © e Ma iu a irers Associa has formally requested > 2 PS — ~*~ R he » 2 5 r 2 re. _ 1s aT nmr z - NI “ay ,e i ror ag “= ?? 2 a% © } a initia wage reg s. A a . _ rer - i - . -— = + ~ D 101 ~ - Soo : “Ss ‘as subdn } ® ass ition » = ’ ie | ._- =~ = ~ 2 : . ee D a i a as ¢ ee *~ -. re rs - - - ~ow =~ = —s 2 t 2 1 ea ~ are arnounced re y at unless they ‘ceive some wag NCessivre 7 ’ — I . " - w - o ec - ’ . : = Piot BELFAST. April 24 cover ~ a eu ‘ 5 ia Or - e t rn where S Feiners * e serving long sentences. T liscovery was made during the at | of a Ss er w se xpired este Thirty st uards ive n ifte ¢ cal tre * . oer Cunenegogerer Ten-Piece Walnut and Gumwood Suite unusual character of this handsome Suite will immediately impress you. It i - - ”~ .« Towe f,-°re i.) 2 - _ Pree Bridge battery Station, Tas . & Aate Suppl 5044 seo Supt? Ftreinberg tute Sut ‘ » ’ _— ~s _ a tte ere rz <7 - ee —s . : wT Tha Toaedcte Auto Fury : yeu elt fick e' MAR ve Site Meter Sace © “ "ere (Jara ge Lasttes Av Tire Werks Fennet Auto & Supp y *. BOYCE &

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a— ao” a ati a, a oor SDAT,. aTRURgDay, PAPRIL 24. ijimnee t ew POT DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Cireulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED y —— — —- — ae ae rt ee ee . - —_—_—_—— oe — Se ee —— — — ——. -- —_— _ — — i _— ee ee ee _—— ee _— ——_ a * SAG REAL Motor Fuel] OT— (Winter or LINES S or VALVES ORS or CAR. d METAL The following distributors and dealers agree with me and recommend and sell genuine aide Boxee only. Beware of imitations. 4. BECK & CORBITT IRONCO. | SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE CO. General Office and Warehouse Fourth and Washington ZO-Gas Fred Campbell Auto Supply Co. THE STRAUS COMPANY , ) Main St., Ashley to O'Fallon Alea, 1~-Coateael W 3 Wipke Central Service Station. 411 Rudge St. nate al amy er em d - dain de “ a ince "Se Harris and W. fs MAX VILLE, MO rrogreasive Battery te i gee 3514 Piasa., * 3a uller o., Gh an Falio l"a perry tation, \ . } 4 . Riley Street Auto Co., 401 E. Broadway. . Stix, Bae uste ~~ o nt . — y , than gasoline—do | Washington ee Fatman. cane wares , : Chas, J. Bieler ae en i 5 Supply rr ©03 North Broacway. OFalion Park /1! » Bev OOo, ; *e doing every day— Universal Supply Company, 20 | : ectinn 2117 Palm. West End Tire Shop, 1824 W. Main 8t Central Hardware Company. 813 North 6th Bt Fiorissant Filling Sai, nag l sh - Rarnes-Boyd Motor Co wii. Modern Auto & Garage Co., 5600 E. Main. cchokmiller & Franke Hardware Co., N. E. Cor. Colonial F ng Station, 2138 _ ote Jf S | Contra Filli ing & Service oe Pama Rag B” &t. ScnokKm 4 ~ aA niles $101 . “iat Str : . ‘ oe syon AU ~ . Carl indow ng ation. — ' ' S, oom se =. 9000 N. Grant T. & T. Auto Storage Garage. Knab Motor Co Mr : jee te H odes ~ C ‘ OBERLY MO, Endres Motor Sales, 3700 W. Main St. | 2016 N. Grand , . | i ’ . ° ——e niversity 71 ae SS. (aaa ek Aut ipply -Ce., 104 N. Williams St. The Lincoln Filling Station Co.. 12 06-7 WwW. Main. ; on~O4 N : wo gelling °19 ‘“ 4th St Mutto Auto Repair Shop, 517 8. Illinois St. . = oply : Ford Ser ache Slut Motor Co., 213 N. 4th 8t. Nebgen Bros., 214 E, Washington St. Street. ri we Wh Os AU ~ . . Seibert Motor Co., 108 N + ) St. . St CARLINVILLE, ILL. Chestnut. ak H ar 45 Junia oo a i Sa ee ee Meade’s Auto Repair Garage. at A“ tarkey I . rporation. et larian utc suppiy, ancnes ' - John N. Tayior Auto Co. CHATHAM, ILL. 4468S Delmar jal s. : eer * MONTGOMERY cITy , MO. Mohan & Deans Sarnee. uto Co., 19th and Locust. caer lees : a « ‘one " r,t Q. H. Blake Garage COLLINSVILLE, I.L. . » Rie 6U] Michigan. uy ior ‘or fh. ” ngrvagnts ear Rurchfield Bros. Garage. Bernhardt & Niehaus. igan. ine 7 ‘ 9 5. d a, Gager Motor Co. Ranks & Rostello, 311 W. Main 111 W est Schirmer Nee afin ’ ing Stat r) 2 (;Ta Miller Motor Co Ritzer & Co., 118 Ww. Clay Sr. ] emay } errs Roa A. i ' ; ' eh " - ” 7 Motor Service Machine Shop. J. Cc McLananhan. 310 W. Main St. oe _ aTr > y Vv MO. RKerzer & Son, 1816 State St. 5835 Delmar. ind , NATTt RAL BRIDGE pee yop, | gi gh ene ay A and . . P > \ ‘ . P. A. Muenks, Otto Tires and anes Schiechte Electrical Service. apes, eae Madison. Company, - Stat ° 1511 Marcus. Mille: = Garage. ‘ ‘ ' porns c} ut a Tive Bros M« vor elle Pisses. (Lafayette Branch Wachter Motor Car Co.. Sidney and Nebraska. = age aprcamen.. A, ee es o s ly Co 1129 Locust Southwest Garage & Auto f ep. VO.., 5701 avois. “CA yeni nage Sg asati , , : Walsh Motor Co., 5133 Delmar State Highway Garage Taylor Wells vilting Station. . S14 North Sixth Gravois-Itaska Fill. Sta.. #605 Gravois 7 Eike Supply Co., 3191 S. Grand Bi. Wellston Motor Co. “Ford-Lincoln-Fordson, Terminal’ tiennen . Conditioning ng. Company, 2914 South The V. P. Willing Station, atc revoia Ay, Elm Street Garage, 605 Elm St 6353-Easton Av. - -* $617 White Castle Filling Station, 1180 Clay &t. EFFINGHAM, ILL. Jefferson Princeton Ele ; att dlls arava =: By Cl sjarage, 5 N. Euclid West Florissant Motor Sales, “Studebaker, va ST. PETERS, MO. K. W. Lambert's Garage. Southwest Gas oO , 6335 Southwest. Towey Motor Co., J os yond 0714-18 Mxcelsior Aut 219 N. Cardinal Ax W. Florissant Av. Gea. Schneider ' laue Motor Co Columbia Gas & tn o., 6350. Columbia. Laiayetite Garage Repau imxpert Bi ©. Auto Repair, 4975 Eastor West Side Battery. il Vertue | as s Feber any? MO The Vulecanizing @ Battery Shop. ' e Auto Supply C: $222 haston As Lafayette A‘ , ss ~~ Mairmount Filling Station. "nited States Tires Western Auto Repair. 6521 U a J. Kelly Ar : , Wente-Neet Meter Ce. wy Ne, Aten vag ng a908 Easton ‘nter Rotor Car Co., Sidner a ‘ a it am and Tubes,” °°] Cooper b 52°23 Bischoff. White House Tire O., 300 N. G rand Aw Sappingt on enatir Co . NI re | I Gershenson, 4575 BPaston Pleasant Fill. Station, Minnesota ane: Fill Motor & Tractor Co., 10th and State Bt. Springfield-Firestone Tires. Seeireas A’ ; SOL TH AFFTON, MO. GRANITE ry, TLL. vage Company, 4739-52 Baston. Craig Auto Tire Co., 201) 5S. Jere “. Kines- Ferd Kar, 2325 Olive Wielms Garage, Jennings an hi ~ Frmaty Jee Noehler Danny Jones Auto Supply. 1926 State &t. Easton Av. Boulevard Garage & Tire Co., #910 ©. . Free Bridge Tire & Filling Stetion, 810-12 8. 7th, L. C. Wilderman, 1929 N. Kingshig Affton Motor Car. (iranite Paint & Motor Co., 1923 State yt . tz , 4513 Easton highway © Gravois @ Utrrshenson Auto Supply. 4575 Easton Av E. T. Wolf, 4455 Vista | Ay Pi SPANISH LAKE, MO Midway Auto Supply Co., 19th and Madison Av. ‘te Hardware & Paint Co., 2835 Union B! ravois & Compton Auto fFerv., Gravou Gill's Motor Car Co., 7239 Manchester Av. — Yellow Motor Car Co., 3314 Pine, - . Berger & Son, 1816 State St Lawn Hardware, 6205 Natural Bridge Road Compton. ad hes joodfellow Garage & Sales Co, “Overland- N “LUM MO Heary Barlbort hai King Battery Service. 1847 EB Gt. . Mad! a & Fair Filling Station, 812 South Broac- oge! Motor Sales Co. 4360 Manchester. Willys-Knight 5806 Delmar Av ; : ANG a3» VALLEY PARK. MO. Schlechte Electric Bervice * 2iet an acison AY. ; ‘ ‘ sorman Bros... “Goodyear Tires, 3919 Washing- Burcke Bros Valley Park Garage. i F’. Stricker Garage, 20 and Madison. = Station. Tower Grove and imbis n tC Mite ~ 4 . — , - fon A’ a wan ~ Wonder Oil Cr nan — ing Seton, . ' BVO 1a Grand Park Garage Co, 1509 S. Grand ‘ CARSONYV ILLE, MO. WET LS’ wy MO GILLESPTE, TL. : ) 716 a ; S. Grand. Great Eastern * ) . ia aes “Enmobiile ‘LLSTON, MO. Brubaker @ Bridges, “Ford-Fordson-Lincoln. Ti! 1 Vv canizing Co., 171d uth ‘ Sonaal hBatte v (;reat Fas ern lea Ri] Frank un AY. Caraonville Garage, Hupmo ii a . : . . . ru er ag : e & ui ~ ‘Gre . Servic s “> : (;ano Kuhimann Motor Sa lee on "8114 Cass Ar. Peres Auto & Supply Co... Kienlen & Wellismar. Whitworth Tire & Battery Co , , ar come” Oe ' . E adway. et oem . %. : . ‘ke RALIA MO Vellston Buick Co... 64130 Easton AV ‘tation, TOT Chouteau. troadway Taylor we Sta. ¢ , wean | ek Harrison Fyler Avy. CENT , , ere . . . 7 kW - ly Co., 4844 Easton : prod *yilling Station North Market. Heller's Service Station, 4026 Grand Av Lyons Garage WEBSTER GROVFS, MO. GREENVILLE, Td. 26 | _ Filling Station, ' Ow | Filling Statior Poth ' a ae Grinhan Johnson bd = in pbb wa, . - A . 5 Tronnelly Service Station. 124 EF. Lockwood. Crayeraft Motor Co. “Chevrolet - a 7 Buenger Auto Supplies, oH yet wen ae SH Motor ©; ne CHESTERFIELD, MO. Reichardt Motor Co., 220 W. Lockwood Dixon Motor Car Co., Inc., “Ford. . on-ne cCiiftt i Pant vj y Sta., *: baston AY. widbak 1 4111 nrignt . a Phe Wedge Filling Station, Elm and Big Bend Hardware. © ‘OS von Euchd Haston 5 eo theon 4 Dar am + a ll Bellefontaine Garage. Road - mane & ion, HIGHI ND ILL Station, 4433 Gravois. Gibson Filling | ee | ee oe = cain out : . Ai ~ xn ‘ JAND, . ashi aston. Western uto Reps a teemend Shirt ae i ee ~~ 805 Manchester and 6335 CLAYTON, MO. nm. Burney Webster Groves, Mo Herbst Filling Station. North Grand. ors ling & o a ye SPP. ~~ ert Garage, “Ford.” OLD ORCHARD, MO. Broadway Garage n, : Gravois or as r ae 2-Ne Nat rkeat Ranke Brothers, Clayton, Missour! H. McCabe, Old Orchard. Mo. Haller Motor Sales. 2456 Linde a a - . a) . ut \ pe } iq ‘4 a " ‘ . ry " . re - ght Pn P meg re Michi an - col UMBIA MO. iD AST ST, TOU IS, ILL. Ciry Garage "(hey rolet and Paige Cars. Bamson Continenta : & Hardware. "ROS Bouth } tel dse / y ae ; pr oy PS «lh nies 2 Repai “ie 7-714.16-18 La- AW a , _—— . ; . Tractors, G. M. C. Trucks, Goodyear and United leffersct ar ce GATBR®. watt nme gti c avet “ah ae went - Cook Bros. Motor Co., 10-12 N. , a aveer, 50S C ollinsvi! mths inde ieee Srates Tiree.” Wnhh llard« are ROG North Rroad way l’erriers t¢ 0 apie : a | > i * ong ane 74°58 ~ Tleffarenn Ax Misso iri Motor (“‘o 15- 1% N j ‘ ! be. rae ght ee ay 448 Col oe ~ . — Nelson Livery ‘. on Willing Btation, Cora and Easton Pine Lawn Servis a ~ er de Willys-Knight and Overland,” Proctor Motor Co., 616 Broadwa) Hardir "Ch . yer "¢ y Chevrolet.” 104 KSONVILI LI l’rug ‘ o.. "th and St f haries. (;lobe A Let ; ‘ , ow «> . , n et i hy Taylor. “at. Chaise , am -ompan; . ~ ' JAC ? NY Xe. J ; ae wiv Ce 1316 Sidne) Usinger Brothers, 0 , ) oe aii ety Tire & Sut an mar 1 al acca Ce ere 0 nd Caservill E. W. Brown Jr. Store, 812 ing i Cyc ha : romper 9 2031 §. Tth ! } st Donovan-Shell Service Station, dd and Case ® German Pros. Garage. Natura ridge 7 ~~ r) Cus ° ‘ra at aston v’ , oo ray - ; ' . . , Meyers Garage ' “ pos Aut« r r, od a | - eee a ' “ \ P anchester CREVE OOEUR, MO. -errit “treet Gas and (Oil Company 10th and Peterson Bros. Sal ms) * ’ APpPir, ‘\ } Kellam Motor Company, 7191 Manchester. Sweeney Tire Stores Company, Grand and Avere A uto Compan v. 1418 North } r kK. Tire and Equipment Company ‘se Pi ' :a ra Florissan 3a ‘ : lotor ) shistegee - ihe : and o I T at _ ; . err » . . : ; 3a nd Illino Fern Niidge Garage y ; +? - : . LI " ss . - rok * and ‘en Foun @ ¢ tales 4 r = ‘ ‘ ‘ j | | | ae %. : ac : 2 o (;raese r Brot hers b ta ndse y Toth and Summ . rs ‘ , I, EK BMANON, | Lation, ela 4 ’ , bata ta , ' ‘ A ‘ . . i - - - j r wtate rar ano! tation and (yi) Company. 1 ith sinnia 3) na Sey , , . CROSS KEY 9 MQ. and Piegott Ax Saymer Motor Co. a % Mc lPher anr - . _a "JS. : : ae . ~_ ‘ ‘ . ° ry ¥? Cr — ) 9 and ~ es 7 a a RB! . - ; on. 6 be an * - 4 oti! na 4 de 7 ow . a oss key Auto Repel: Tiethe Mot Company, 81 ate tree : Jobbing. Riith North : nm. | , i et St a . — ‘ ‘ rn . 46)4) X Ga rison. EUR ‘ MO (,odfrey Galton Garage 1TOth and Market Streets. MADISON, ILI. Vandervoort & Barney, 10th and Olive. = ravois. ature ridge Su y Station, 4668 Natura! 4 ERA, ° te FE. M. Bayer. \ i Se , >: B) & P man Progressive Gas & ©)| Co.. B&th and cm Stat i, ort! etn. 1 n aan — - whens + ‘ 31 i arm , ‘Mandar "Ti Vul sizis Cs batt . e Rate ita Callternie ee ece Pareleun 06 4501 Chouteau Av. | a ae 03 Paes rea aus FERGUSON, MO. , Anich Motor Ber : .. Lath and Lait 3 “se ; Jacob Lippert a Buppis m4 ‘St Conte. leo Petre eur : : : ° ' tul Pp S ~ oe Sts o- enone a and Park Ay. Mckeown Motor Co., songs asada aw seen ~— . eseier ‘co 1138 N Toth at. ID, Moliman ' PD ‘Manchester ridge Rd. aici ad ine awn Bervice @tetion. 6215 Netural Briggs ra, = a ae ee es ee MILLSTADT, ILD. | ange - —? ' Gleen & Maughs. P 7 a " 7 3 " rand ‘ nd ‘? \e ‘ny ' : 9 : vy. _) , i j ™ Te se} Rtreet ‘ mi Co. 10th and Converse. ertr ater Co a ame a wanted : Drennen, 6120 Page. , : , 901 Rell View GLENCOE, MO. - jae Mertz 3 ier sa ma ‘ j : +t : 4% ’ : wen lorury CGarage 340 W&% Pifth fr Aug. Diedriah. Jr. 2M) «Cherokee rieven a , epoa7 PB 7 ; Qui S817 WW. Fliertasant Av Weber Garage fetter Battery Co., 332 N. Ninth &t . hae nencesn. (herbeck s . oe ad ) ar- “ Auto Service Co... 1502 &. Compton GE MO Mo & Tractor Co. 10th and State St. MULBERRY GROVE, Ll. n. Zacharia 10) Pat vod felloy a. gene: tioever Auto Sales Co., 4197 Natural Bridge Rd HIGH RIDGE, -: . ieaee clea fl aaa me . oR. Raith Ti Grane 3 4S oo te chen “ ry ' 4 \ ae : : H West Florissan: ale S61e W. Florissant. Anders’ oa 42° ! ’ steinback Garage & Filling Sta... [Sd and Carr Jakes Buick Co , ALTON, I hae. FF. Prange lodge A ‘ A raena 4 - , *? Hermouth Garage * & W. Bellamy, 7 nd Pat Stoddard Robertson, 7tn and Shenandoah Av. Kirkwood Tire Co.. “Goodyear Tires,” Opp. ©it) on Tire Sales Co.. 566 BE. Broadwe) TROY, Ud. tiel mont Motor Cat i= otal ; er Seal Transfer Hardwrre Co kth and Pine Hal!! 34 8 Kirkwood Rd Star Tire (Co 1000 F. broadway. ree Garage Revo Filling Station, ° Stone Motor Devices Co., 2800 Locust St A. Reeves Threde Automobile Co ys & . —_ im r ; : : t i oéma® Motor *&4 lba-~Nite Motor Sal: ‘... ” W. Fioriesan' VV tele . . vies and Melrose Streets. } aston "Th rk et. Kaator Fennel Auto & Supply Co., 3819 W. Piorissant BOYCE & VEEDER CO., Inc.; MANUFACTURERS OF BOYCE-ITE EXCLUSIVELY, LONG ISLAND CITY, NEW YORK This advertisement ts copyrighted.

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cmatemcaneiintbns vies te iil ie iB ‘al red 5 hs eS Se ee ST eT ee a Se lle TET aa a PE a A Tae eee ee MES ae i pe al er x ee eae i ash Rae Pa te Re aa re Ye ne ol sila Bhd Be me o ‘ “eee 2 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | PR ar Can't Make Synthetic Diamond. lan endeavor to end the warfare. | compromise candidate for the re | a. Py the Asaociated Press. LONDON, April °4—That no- ho v Mas ever Suc c giamot! e is tl 1g convic- 7 ; =i, nm? SA I > ie & & ~-* . . T> > - "3 _- ; , reann s Tir ; satediiaaiaanl with- _erawis or flies. Destroys the eggs in the nests. Full Tee ns $84 600) in his experiments ith- on both packages {fcr best and most eff: clent results. > dane Consequently he be- FOR SALE BY eee the fate Prot. Melson Leading Druggists and Grocers Seeeem -checkiet, and the inte ale National] Sanitary Toa 111 N. Broadway. Manoafact orers. wi ‘iam Crookes were mistaken ir Report in . ae Is | That Former Head of In-, Henry A. a cen 816-818 OLIVE ST. Friday—a Very Important Sale of TAILORED SUITS FOR WOMEN & MISSES : *38.00 Actual Values to $75.00 TAKEN FROM REGULAR STOCK _—_— > = = a . a : N the collection are the smartest tailored tvpes of the season, de- veloped in twillcord, hairline stripes or checked twills. ”"-- : - f= “a There are tan Suits as well f navy blue and the size range is stitution May Waive Im- munity and Testify. CITY DIVIDED INTO FACTIONS | E. L. Sanford Says Certain Notes Classed as of Doubtful Value Will Be Paid. From a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., April 24.— Springfield its divided into two'! amps as a special grand fury. con- vened Tuesday, digs beneath the surface of circumstances surround- ing the closing on Jan. 15 last of the Holland Banking Co. of Spring- field. the largest State bank in Mis- = : »@ od ~ : eX: ae UT ; ~ =? rere - = ; _ r ac r * ~~ 2 . i; of ance he re ha ink closed. Both participated in T] | 2 e ‘ artTme n taking over . Factions Created. i Throuwc hem , ru ld be obt ta: ned complete in the group as a whole. NO EXCHANGES NO CREDITS } — nee _just.Like Play — oxi LaTesT M MODEL Fapaity The Best ilroner “Mother, may I iron daddy 3 shirt?” “Yes, Jane, just @3 :00n te 7 (0 . When your little girl comes home from school on ’ Tweeday, does she tease to help with the ironing? Sie ceOene ovary edieus to git cat ef = But watch her when you put « Latest Model. ‘The World’s Leading Sieemtes ees! | Electric Ironer > ee eens, this Wonder isenee areal Simplex with ai! the exclusive . Simplex merits. The Beauty of it=- | email payment of seven dollars. : BN he pent — —eeuty . These Terms for a Limited Time Only This Wonder “Junior” Simplex turns . Get Your Order in Now | hardest task of the Week into « plensant ~ we f j UNION ELECTRIC : LIGHT and POWER CO. 12th and LOCUST | Cestral 3550—Nain I22e ? a “birdseye” view of the Holland ‘s recent historv as wel! as a imDd sketch f those sec rities 4 + l1é ; .ssed by a _ ? at Ss eet . : rai iave 2coaci bea] - » t f Dispatch r wh aN the ‘ aT 4s rea a actiona > eS “2, rs. Oo eriy ~ 2 ~ = +i v+ e n A a a as tC. ‘= a — anasn a © ’ ‘ - . ’ . — . _ ~~ - era i J a‘ a a - . - ° > Selbata’¥ ™ "a ? ‘ 4 ; Sen ai on the transactions . Was under ~ ~ 7 > =) a" ‘cS —— — . : - — 2 —- rT? = Cc _— > 3 - . = which ao aan rac a ‘ ~ a . _ 3 . 4 = ’ ~ ? rm Dat = =| "4 s¢s iO} ar Na a ’ tee **s rood n P ‘ } Mal > “Thinks Notes Wer re > Re new alx. ‘= = z " . rem ° ] i the ei s. \*- 2 Case ~ a Sy ar ee - 2 ’ » r > a. ~~ a Aker al : ww } are Pe y a rd and x Pe “EE = a ra sne la. = -d _ arerkrac.e@ fC pres @ ,e notes are renewals Sar rd - an -*ear a* x weeks ago. declared th ere — _ — - — .. . eS £ e an rs ar aT _— aT -—2 «2 — rre 2 3 WW a ed with it had profited one cent 4 r ron — a # ha grand — e 7 avraited wi" considera anxiety Springfield and th "ore * an ) \ Sel, ee the Ozar + ~ .. ie cea * ’ ene ~ : | i > Ss =. 4 a“ i: -— a ~- o asse 3 7: aration ‘for - . Dp: ne Fin e has not been ed th th -ecord . 2 A With e FR es . ser oO Deeds and probably will mot be filed far a ss — we .»-* > ~ = «& some time HONDURAN CAPITAL BOMBED Many Reported Killed as Rebel Planes Conduct Attack. Pr the Aseoc'sted Tress. SAN SALVADOR. April 24— Rebel a rpianes have dropped ex- plosive Dombs up on Tecucigalpa. apital of Honduras, killing a num.- ber of the inhabitants. according to advices received here. It is saic none of the soldiers defending the ty was killed The rebe! artillery s bom bardi ng the mountain bat- teries of the defenders of Teguci calpa. who bave been rein forced bw -unter-revoliutionary troops driven cut of Choluteca when the rebels captured that town Dispatches received here sav | that active negotiations for a peace- il eettiement of the situation are nder way. due to the intervention | of Sumner Welles. who was sent to Honduras by President Coclidgs in Welles is said to have urged the of provisional President of the iscordant factions to agree upon a! »wublic and to hold elections. — — ' Never in Bulk zi A. is sold only in air-tight adieu pacKets which retain all the garden freshness. Try it today. ' "SALADA" =_—. Busy Men take the “side-walk”™ elevator the 7th Street Store...lunch =a in pate and quiet...and stop on the rst floor ca thes way out for a Candy or Bakery Special forthe — family...making one“stop”do the work of two, FRIDAY SPECIALS La SER Mie Aspir CANDY— Assorted C hocolates— Butterscotch Chewing Taffy and Milk Chocolate | Peach Creams. 1-lb. boxes only 35¢c BAKERY—Betsy Ross Layer Cake—two chocolate layers and one white—Bon- . bén Icing with Pecans 60c --— ae * int ee Choice Remn Friday, 14 Less. ..-- “Ay : os sat howe x pere ’ — Friday—Extr :{Sprin o Do Not Overlook Our nderm offering handmade and taney markable ing grou $2.05 V §ae .« ot White shadew pre ryeoe? bee Top *\zZes8 16 YAN pe 7 : ee Novelty Bloometgjj, No Special $: at ra. . ; red a € “ “= ft Lerma? 't ef rw W =te Rinoam ted } fle ris “ « fancy eg rag j . and la und 27 imet : the tra Cotton Garments Bi mises .. “Os : step . eity sirad wea a mM ' tri Seconds of @ Standard ma of fast-color, short sieeve and and long sleeve models. Sizes 6 a f | Terms of $1 a Week Domestic Electri

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Boe THURSDAY. APRIL 24, 1921 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ee eee = See —- a eS Lee i See Our Other Announcement on Page 18. OUS ~BARR CO We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books jor $2.00 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. “The Melody Maids” —Friday in Our Music Salon @ Hear these talented players between 3 and 4 P M.. Frt- dav. They will render the captivating selections from the , Victor recorderelease, and the program will be most enjoyable Music Srion—Sixth Fleer. han 1990 Remnants of popu- colored was} . and new Largest Distributors of Merchandise ape Third Floor at Retail in Missonri and the West. —_—-_— —————— —$—___ —— ~— - —_ eee Friday—Extraordinary Choice for Those Who Would Select Smart sspring Dresses at Savings $16.75 to $29.75 Values—Very Special at 10 @ Attractive Frocks taken from our regular assort- ments of Spring Dresses and including models for street, afternoon and sports wear. The choice in both light and dark-colored Dresses is very unusual! and some are plainly fashioned, while others are rimmed in charming wavs with beads, braids, laces, | | Seseees: ribbons or embroidery.. To choose from this unu- g 75 | | He sual offering would be very wise. : -~——- a ae { 5 like Busy Bee Candies Ni TCH is the only St. Louis evening me Associated Press news service. ake the “side-walk™ elevator at tt Store...lunch well in peace nd stop on the 1st floor on their andy or Bakery Special for the ng one“stop do the work of two. AY SPECIALS orted Chocolates—Butterscotc yand Milk eel ah — 1-lb. boxes only Setsy Ross Layer Cake—two and one white—Bon- nh Pecans Friday—A Sale of Women’s and Misses’ New Spring Coats $10 to $25 Values, Special at 13 @ Latest Spring styles are shown in a splendid variety in this group of Coats. Of plain Polair and a wide variety of plaids.and stripes. In sizes and styles for both women and misses. wee 7 a 0- ¥ = » Xs i) FS LEIS Gir: — Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream pecial that was so pop- ve had to repeat it tK SPECIALS p Pmvearrtr—the kind th ore Bos at lots of “ , | C8) .. ‘om igs Friday Only! (sirls’ Coats —Very Special at aH | = «We ~ -S AND TOURING—baskets 8 from the Busy Bee - Bakery ds, Tea Cakes and Candies. Choice of tans and grays in a large assortment of neat plaids and stripes. Basement Keconomy Stere Dresses of Canton Crepe, Crepe Satin, Satin, Roshanara, Velour, Flannel and Poiret Twill. Sizes 14 to 44 in the group. @€ Mothers wil] want to choose from this odd lot of Coats and Capes; flared and belted styles; of serviceable polair in plaids and solid colors. Sizes 8 to 14. OE ee a ee SPSS FSS RESTS SST SEK SEHR ESSEC STFC SESS SESH SSS SSH ZEEE RF CSCS SEH EES SESS OOH ee Harte . . . Hemstitched Voile Curtains | 59c Silk-Mixed Pongee These serviceable Curtains are in In the desirable tan shade, suitable the 2%,-yard length; hemstitched art? 79¢ ' rae Bact tsi blouses, dresses, etc. C ara a are in white, ivory and beige. Pair.. SS . Delicious Spiced Muffins Boys’ 2-Pants Suits tailored of spiced | In sports arid pleated models, | dependable materials in dark patterns, stripes and mix- + topped | tures. 7 to 16. Friday Fourth Fleor Fourth Floor Splendid Assortments Characterize These Men’s ndermuslins New Spring Topcoats $25 and $30 Values Appetizinglv flavored Muffins: 25c a dozen value; with vanilla icing. Dozen.. Do Not Overlook Our May Sale of Caramel Rolls Caramel Rolls that are well sea- soned: regularly 25c a dozen. sveciat. DQVC Friday at, dozen $12.50 Felt Mattresses Made of heavy laver felt top and bottom and cotton center. Covered with fancy art ticking. Full or % , 5() size. Each ... rie $ & Cork Linoleum Rugs Seconds of $18 grade, of genuine cork Lin- oleum with heavy burlap 12 95 « backing. In the 9x12-fft. size. Each An Unusual Group of Spring Millinery $3 & $4 Values "= @ Newest styles of desirable materials in -a variety of large, medium and small shapes. Neat- ly trimmed in the popular Spring col- ors. Basement Economy Store Men’s Union Suits Samples of $1.50 to $1.75 fine ribbed Union Suits in various styles. Also striped madras Suits in athietic style. Each offering silk, cotton and handmade garments of plain and faney kinds at really re- markable savings—the follow- ing groups featured Friday. , Bh oD BAABAAAASELL EAAAALEAAAAAAAAALAL 4AAAAAL L464 OEE 444A GA4LE4S4AAAS ‘Tt. stg, T',T\ x, ,T, , , , '\ , \ x, T= , 7" """." =— see eo _”-”. erwrvvweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-eerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrvrvrvrrrrrrrrrvrrvrrvrvrvrrrrvrrvrrvrrrrrereyvevreYvrerePreeeYeYeYeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereeeereeeeTee eee ee Women’s Silk Hose Seconds of 59c to 88c grades, semi- fashioned thread Silk Hose, also silk ¥ mixtures: lisle tops. 3 for $1 or pair... > + R. & G. Athletic Girdles Of pink coutil, elastic set in the back. Elastic all around the top: lightly boned. $2.50 value.... e Select at a Saving Men’s Suits Special Friday $1423 @q In single double breasted, 2 and 3 button, form fitting and conserva- tive models. or cheviots, cassimeres, flannel and worsted. Stripes, checks and mixtures. Sizes 14 years to 48. eeeeece Silk Shps $2.95 Value 9.0 le garden patch. s /\ oa and pulverize the : vi || pagowbroot Princess “Sti ps; it. Take a stick as // iH | aa . es in it. Plant Look up confi- and the friendly . sprouts spring up : i “Gowns, envelope and. st grow under the PAA SN striped or crosebae, nainsook eshing showers, S \ Novelty Step-Ins to you in many $1 and $1.25 f{ values 6 . . '« = , ul 1! : Silk Umbrellas what S ——— / BE Of good quality colored silk in you want f Le » / sun and rain style Slight sec- ? § t it, and let him , $8.50 2 $12.95 ce | : onds of $5 to $6.50 grades. Each. . : rades , S + Ne et »| om ; Seconds of $1 to $2 G to $12 OU to$16 ° “See o \ Men’s $2.45 Slippers Valaes Valaes o- : as a Or brow? omes and home- 2 1 kid in the Everett ) velvet lined, rubber heels. ; Flexible soles. Sizes 6 to 11: Pair.. Ps Spring Topcoats are in these croups. making and around Se. style; pees 6 Novelty Underwear Consisting of gowns, petticoats, chemises and princess slips. trimming gives) amin) * $2.95 Third Fleer ' hoice for Boys’ Spring Topcoats rine ribbed cotton band tops, low neck and slicevelesa. Regular and extra sizes. Seconds of 2ic¢ C “ and 2% valuee# 2 for 50c or, each.... . Boys’ 79c to $1 Blouses Mpliendid quality Blouses in regulation and sport styles Of madras. = = AAAAAA SDS AEDES SSS bt DDE he eh i i i ii hh i i i eee ee eee eee eee ene nin niin inn @ Smart thie an extraordinary one-day opportunity. le . ‘ le , » « e breasted models, some with raglan shoulders and envelope doub many silk lined. Sizes 1% to @¢ years. ers are offering € and homesite —NOW. NOW @ Standard makes of Blouses- -all of fast-color, serviceable fabrics; short sleeve and sports collar styles and long sleeve, regulation collar models. Sizes 6 to 16 vears. In plaids and plain patterns of various attractive shades. Second Fleer * peer eerereer . ~ 95¢ voiles. batiste. dimity,. crepe and muslin. Each pongee and other materiais 16 yvearse. Each percale, Hizes 6 oly C Save Friday in This Sale of Spring and Summer Wash Goods second Floor > penn ts we A “Friday Special” That Is Sure to Interest Many— Decorated Breakfast Sets $45 Value—Special at 7% @ ivory and blue Breakfast Sets consisting of round table and four chairs — covered with’ “Valspar and well-built. An opportunity that means much to economical home-makers. Terms of $1 a Week on These Domestic Electric Machines Offered at : “(0 —— -— ——F* ~ —— ee 1 —_——_ = - —_— 2—- | a J o— —_ e ——— 7 |= mee — > : @ Sewing Machines ® hich will give { the utmost in satisfactory service, | and are moreover, ornamental as I well as useful. having very attrac- Desirable Length Remnants at Discount of @ Included in this group are excellent quality Ginghams, Sateens, j Crepes, Ratines and other desirable materials. Lengths that are suitable for many uses. 69c Satinette Bed Sheets Yad 39C 88c to $1.25 Mill remnants of one to six yard tengths in Full-bleached, seamless style with deep the wanted Spring shades and white. %6-inch heme. 64x90, 72290 and 41x90 inch. Seconds wide; lustrous finish. of $1.28 to $1.69 grades. Basement Economy Steere -ATCH e Directory BARAALAN —S hed tive colden oak desk cabinet. Ful- lv guaranteed. me — — — ——————_——OOOOO OOOO eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrwrrreerewewewefwn=e"'"TTTTTTTT? SSeS : : "=". =" =.="... a a ee ~, _— an li Easy Terms of $1 weekly-—no interest—if desired. Portable Electric Machines, $35 to $65. Sixth Fileor Seventh Fieer

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Sass bie Sa a PETS. oc “PY Spore, oa AOE “ . ea of 4 rr Men’ S Shoes : $7.50 Value, Pair x Men’ s Hdkfs. 18c Value, Each 125c @ Men's Handkerchie’s soft-fin > C hocolate Mines ints S0c Val., Special, Lb. 35c —_ * my = 9 =. : Smart Scarfs | $2.95 Value : House Dresses $2.95 to $4.95 Values $1.95 cs Value 000000008 OX KOK OK OK aKOKe exe) > Oh ey eve veveveyveveve)\®) % sre Cee eleveverevere (O (OT OKO Ce (eKeVeveveye '9 1 OOK OK eK eveveveveveve | OQ SURRENDER AND € Men's excettentiy tap, NO COMPROMISE al haaia ‘ on ee - baby Baas we ant penpess Eee oo All Read Out but Couzens, : oa sizes: $5 to $6. sada 3) =6Who Is a Rich Man; Na- i” So0lled from cisplay. ON OKOK OL OKO (Vee eve Gyo \®) OC) OL POV Ov eKevoveveveveveveve exceilent quality ished white can: white satin St: colored woven ed borders: a popular typ that wears exceptionally — © er evere P(e leletevea: ‘sree PUAN OGOOOE OO 2 0000000000an0ag ane ml al ~ ad RD ta Ge gig Ola OLOLOKO KOK OKe (OVeVeVeVeY @ The fifty - eight groups offered here- with are so diversi- fied as to interest every member of the ‘OSGOOD OSSOOONS)S15O 130) avs we. Main Fleer ie Main Fleer (PAO) O) Oh Or ONO Ney exexexevere MOILOCICU tilt ity (S(O (el e@veveve ’ tonal Committee Paper 2a eie,9-... Now Called Free Agent Third Fleer Main Fleer ‘e Or eer eveveveveys eer SLOT ONOL ON Ose eKereieve (@vele) Pere evave, (eh ey eveveveveve ) ~ "OL OKOLOK OK OK OV eVeveKeves (e (a) OX®) Oke ererevexveve) ‘*evkex tl ‘s ® ‘* ‘* veve, *.¢ @ eo et Ns ‘ie | ‘e, ‘e . (e \* ie s > \@) 7 . (e) - @ © s = { @ y @) \@) ~ = te ‘se (e) (¢) (@) (@) ; HELSON. " cH LK! Es MIC ‘ By staff Correspondent of the Poat- : New York Wortd. 85c to $1 Valais! é Depatch vom 9 April 24 69c EE: Men's Balbriggan Shirts > White Silk $1.25 Value, Yard Tw inkle Bass $4.95 Value +3 75 family as well as pre- senting unusual op- portunities for saving on needs for_ the home. > We omen’s Hose $2 Value, Pair $ 7 .00 Van Ess Massage $10 Value $719 9 appreciate Sse* a Zreat dea! wth the addition of f these randes Ta- Talkers—g loudspea k - that dispenses With the igh:ly horn. | Sixth Fleer P®DSGHWO’SE’SD OSC Special, Bottle $4.19: e és POO er etale ey ere OO OK OKO ere eve vey eiey one | (ev @\ereve *(eyeheveveve OKOKOKOK OKO (0 (OK OKOKe (exe \e) (ORONO OK OV Ov Ov eV exKeNeyey \SASh OL OK OX OXOXOKOKOKG) (exe) ol UO TITIT ITT TA ‘PASH OK OK ONO KOK eK OK eKey ‘exe . Pele eleve * @1 ever (OrOreraecse @ As mail or phone orders will not be ac- cepted on “Friday Specials,” you will want to be here in Paap . person to share these ipod yi unusual offerings. : Sr. Gieve A qu for fmmediate wear, made to give com fort service. All sizes & Main Flew A@verve) > ° . * > . ad . e . ° . ~ . > . el . > . — . ~ Third Fleer > > > al o >. . . . >. ° * al = 7 . > - > * > . > . . 7 (OKO OK OK OK eVeceve sre O19) OOK Ov eh eh eyevevexe MOK OKO KOK OXON eKaye BS: Main Fleer y Ke evevavOyvevers eeveve a -, - ‘is > (@) ee «@ eel eleteles ee er sre Ore ererververve, > 2 0G evenevevexexexe e: © OOK OKO OK eKeve ve, \* (ex ex eVe\ ev eve, ‘* ‘se i Alt @) eveveyelehere:. Step Flites Special, C omplete ta ten Plate > er mats. (@) ~ - Tots’ Coats $9.95 to $12.95 Values $Q 45 ‘@ “ ‘* - ‘es : Bath elshes $I Value S59c ~ - _ - —— ~ *l® © ele & oes ee ee eee ee ee) ~ — . ‘ - —_ ws ~ - — - = Women’s Shoes $4 Value, Pair $9 .25 “‘Tdleclethe $4.95 Value : $3.47 _¥ este Very ere Each = - ‘Pare : TOLONON Ooh eh eben, 7 "@re@rerce e'ererere peroroveMyvovevevevecs .. Pi ONO OL eKereveveveve (eve)? re Peel eiave C1Oe Ger ete se OAOKOKOK OK OV OK OV eKeVeKeve ere PONG OK Oe Oh eveve Se eveyvevevevel® © #1 ere (e+e ee e1ete O(Prever, 4 nished f Se @ie@reverje ee © © @iave ee erere ere @iete er, erervaerte OPO eteievevey: (CFO OOO wr ererorereere conyren! len? OTOL ONO OKO LeKerevevereveve:? e(eiets 4x54- Third Fleer assorted OLOLON OL eL eve ec evevexe S.ereveveveveve (ave (* — ' . ry Maina Bb leneer Third Fiser erererearve er elerervers * * @ @ @ ‘© OX) oh exexe) 0) OKO KOK ON ONONONGK Ove) xed Oh eNeNe 1P Orel erere Fe @) el erare se TROP wh erelere KOO eKeKeKererveve ex ~ (eter (*) (@) ? > 7 > os > = + © ~ * a — 7 * = = = . = ° . _ . - = s Jer etetetere ; eet ave, (@ OO @1eletacve: (@ POON Or er erere ey (et Ore lervere, (9 XK OXON ONeVeKeveve SOOO . ‘@) WHO) ©) eh everveveneve Oh eve ekere So oe a, @ (*) ‘ss i* : DDOGDO_OOOMS.e, : Wall Bhieees | Special, the Roll OOOO — § 1 0 + ees Steamer Style ee ee @ « *'\ ee * ee hd Tots’ Dresses $2 Value, Each $1 .49 Kleinert’s Belts 35¢ Value, Each lc (sie . . oe) Remnan ts Special, the Yard DC to 82 q 7... | - , Be > a e o- Girls’ Shoes $5 Value, Pair $9) 65 @ Dressy Ox: Suede leather patent Ab — $4.95 pg (eee le vend) fv 2 (OPC @ ee eveveverve ere, is ee Oka) SASAKI NOMOOOCO®)s Reaction to Last Attack : + sie TOPO a elerelalelaietes es , / /@acin iy yrvwrver. rr. a x . ~*~ ~ Third Fleer ~ Main + leuk * @.@r@ LONG Oe alerevererve ee aerere eve seve O/OLON OK OKO OL eKer ere lOVe aie erOlevere Siete i rs a | ‘OO (eleva, * er:ece S. mn rh “cond oor Third Fleer PARR Reale elare OPO OLO LOL OLeKeva levee ee ee Main Fleer © 818) . S288 ~ (OX0) @\ exes ev exexeveve e\ehere ; OP COTO ee ei elereceve KOOL ON OKeK eK eK eKeKe: “se ‘@ (evenvex ie \@)\@ie ee, RAKE *e% $4@ Or aeecece eer ie \# (@)e@, Was Vanvawa é , . - pi es Y me Ww wee ~~ y ~ = . DAL 2 @K 8 (0X0 SASKOK ONS S210) 8) eh 6) © exe o7* © e:e,ele) - 7 7 * ‘@ ie » ‘se is ‘* ‘@ ~~ -) i?) co POO Oh Ore erehere Sie) ~ * Beiten Bags $2.50 Value $7 95 MADOOODOOBDOD DOS: o.s\osor010 : Brassieres $3 Value $7 33 BASIS) OLSKO ° ee ore cree . ‘ee. > Board Phds Special, the Set SS8c ~~ -= -_ — — ~ -> ~ =_~-—™ ° ee siele © Cle elerele) : Bath Teuiie?) Special, at fies — tie — - (siete e-«e e's es eee ~~ ee ‘ee. °; : . es ee 6 WwW hite Gloves : Pique Hats Special, the Pair Samples, Less Y ‘* ° ‘@ ~ a. da ee o® S'@'e1@ @ ere (er eseverevecere(®# a fi Jam 7"? ere fere (Ore eheherere Ore @herverey _ san dadan #. ww mt OF ‘? Bund ‘e (e Osea ece OOOO a a leratelelecevevete: eerererie j > (qe PtP elerervece Srerererere OP POO er elece, ‘ere, POO elaeveve: ~ sles SPSS ONOK® O18 SLRs * Ph Ph eke es ‘ > ‘@ ‘*) ~ °) ‘*) ‘®) *) | 2) ” (@) ‘® . a *) ‘@ is SH SLONS He) * Seder oes er Phel@eere e ee SANS ©) DOSS ONO eda o eee Stamped (jowns Atlases $I Value ; Very Special at ‘ele SDDS) OO exove exe) —_—— ~ — — ; be SAONS SSK OV OK a ere) , ‘ey v~ ' . _— . here ' ; ; el eheleieee DH GDODOOE Rosebuds » nay 39c Value, the Yard $2.80 Value 19¢ . . ete PP FDP DT (O'S @lere > $4.50 Value - a S/S’ ese ew + mo al ee ee OOP e eel ere . OP) ere erevevey iy ‘Pe Per ehare tke e @1¢@ OPO Oe ee reKereres — =: . * . 7 7 . es 7 * aoa 4 =/ = 27 Aa ee ol oe a a sme (Oi @leieve whereever evBverdye - ies eke Ve OVIDOOESOO's : (PLR Che ececve e Gitte * e:@ ete COLO e @ eee © © Oe ererece * ere ihe hottiem with veitv e« a oy a ‘ Beis fer embroide, there are Wer designe 2 sugar her Be Fifth Fleer (er eleare Peer ece */@.@ Giese e1ere; OOO er erererere .) ee] ee eel eleace ere 8 @ @ @« er 4 a“ nes wide Fifth Fieer > > 7 = 7 . > . » * = > 7 Third Fleer ‘pies Sixth Pleor POs eel aleve Pier ererevere °, erg ever ei eleve © Oe Bele ieve ere@rerertecers = "Ff SS 7 APABLR Ore Le, Basement Gallery rye evexeYe%a) —, fm ava) (APO @ eres YOOOODrrerexvevey 2 ©9DDOODOOODOaraxe ° ere, ‘@ . ae ererere ere.@ @iere '@ @:@i¢ * @,@,@'6 PAOLO ererexe © eieieie: oo a = - of — ~ ~ . ~ ——_— ~ . —_ . = OO COO OCC OOD TT MMOPOGGOS AGGOOOSevevo > ‘*) - 4 mre Pel eles eh ered) ; ‘ve ‘ oy el eres) ay e," \S (OX OK OKO OK ex Oxexe ie) qTOIOT ‘@ ey clele . © SeKerere e- PPHOOGQSHGVOOOGS). HAS. Aa, SPOSOMDHSAOAOOSOAQGHS ovo MENGYGXSNExO> ae . wees ws a / ' oe Lotro oiere) oe er ere) Phe) eie) .. > TT mars Centers Handkerchiefs ceeeeesseeqoss $1.25 Value ISe Value, Each Ger aniums Lanes Sh ines te $71.10 Value, sae re 10c 19 68 =f-imch size. and some. tif Dainty Shades for bou- What sviled from displav doir lamp bases, fashion- have sealloped edges and ed of silk. mounted on & Variety of effective em. wire frame. and fi: breidery designs Of ex. ished at top and bottom cellent materta edges with antique gold Teird Fieer braid Various colors. MOPSLMONIHHS HOTRTAEE, ” (®) — e : - Ooms. and 1islovrual ta a ind its programs it ierenafter he & eormdit men *rship in the Nafional Re- *agrnie new numbering Bs. _ e™mheras, that a pels € Electric lughting Ey? 3 a. *“Ppert oe candidates indirect Showers that @ ’ 4 ‘ther im the PrijParvy or tractive fo a, m - *o will net agree te reoms: canenpw t — " PUSllecan after he is elected With heawy i14-ime — q as rm ‘Tlon daw whe « atiached t} tetera ! ? majority rule with! chains o— 3 ~* © fundamental peo Oot give his “24 E> Trav $ “4 Value * #ee RP Pr eleretarve . POLO OKe el eke, Dee eee, SARAOK POTS 9/Os Roses ers e a ere PP Pie eel erete e (oyeveveveveverveveceveves ALLL IE ESRC EC Yt ie Or ee 7 eiere - . ’ S@r@ierece rere erere ec ef ‘an i ed Sir aveava PEP EPSP SAOION OOK OK® ural looking ° ly 1 5 soe Gera- asUmMs. Potted. ang made with heavy green fn): lage In the oOrighe Geran nium “Oiors, they are un usually : ve tes * 7 q ? Ua. @€ Appropriate ¢n- girls’ rooms are these Pictures. “Always Lovers Six Senses and “Greatest Moments of &® Girl's Lite” Series. Framed in gold anvique style Sx26 inches. Sixth Fleer ¢€ Artistically Lamp Bases be equa! boudoir use: finished in er S°'d. or brown and With cord serene oer Ker ! sheer qa hite nen, with nea! eMSsti{f(ched hems. Of such desirable quality and offered «nn economic aliy thar Many will wan: supplies, ‘BASGEGT ON OXON OP 0 OreKeer0 - ~ ~ POPPIONOIO COLO eKeialeceve: ‘* ete tive footed styie. with bage finished tr bright nicke! Diate. Especially appro.- fer Summer serv- PASI OLDS OK OF OK ONOKOX OOK OKO OK OKO VOY ene 1 GAOK OKO » ‘es - ais o & oe wi "OPP OL Oe ares vere POF OL Oe ea areca + he E OPO OL OF rarer ere ereberese ere ‘POL er ever Main Fleer Main Fleer CORO ele erererevere ‘PROP ORO OF OKerer exe *e SP ONONGOKOKOX OK ONG) ©) OXON OK OK O19) x OxOr Ove) Ot inlat alatat acetate ererr OP Cel ek ere a ~~ - - > HO Srere ere ee . . : ~~, a ee, - ~~ _~ ~_ or eter Sherer’ eer eves Or ererays PLAN ADOC OCHS : (OV POF OTO OOF OM re eyere *. — eS ee” Sf 2 F PDO OD tev everene DaSlican a divi iniwt ra j : ; [Oo Ot EMA . Vere ‘9 willie s ‘®) } ‘ ; . 7 } ee a ti > [eer : ye p ny ‘Ports

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yee “her e F da ne te Be AK Ties Ce ahi ee ag sat sty, ctaaniae iat % ahr ; x bi i ee a OR See ee _— ' ait Rene ee ee faiiiin : ; a A pe es Ries ee $n * -— r . - : - > . a 2 . ¢ ‘he % a afte ‘ . - - Editorial Pase PIGINVIICAYVOJIT NI \ CITE IA aN | oust 2 Minute Dai! y Cartoon ae Pa & f : Bs Ce & | fe e | ie A ‘ 1 ee ee me : LQ f se 2 eA e ie pe Sectety—Drama. Household Brooms SS caliper oe Value ~~ caaageee ea] vi a _ LOUIS, THURS DAY EVENING, AP PRIL 24, 1924, eae as Hone: PAGES 19-22 Well-made household B Sn ai HOUSE SCANDALS OF SEVENTIES — “y 123770 IN |___ Where Berge Line Patronage Comms Rom tm DEMOCRATS Basement G al ——— JOOOOOE JOS Pe evelerereeeveyes ~ — ~ ~ _ Sh wer erelelereve) -_ _ ~~ — ere) eyeyveyey . a . ‘* on gages g Bepthe Coolidge ticket, must have b 0 throug! hountains. SC men who were later implicated in despite oc te RpGIN ASSALS Oe yataNT, GARFIELD AND | ForieuT CWVEDBY focsoon ~~ LAUNCH ANOTHER A @ Q. Tp’ RADICALS Whisk}-Ring Graft. Beioved to Have cen-| FEDERAL BARGES! | **20eerre ae “REFORM” MOVE WM. |, ee tered in St. : $37,969 / ei i Louis, Involved loo Federal SOUTH DAKOTA Savings | WISCONSIN 1s Fire Trained on “Dem- Officials Prosecuted. Statistics Compiled by Mis- 2059 Tons \ 555157, if This Time the Preliminary 1,29 29929999990909000— fic Republican Pro- : sisippi Valley Association | % 2.677 Savines \ $72,170. / (Tons, ai Work Is Centered im . a The P . . e f The Post Dispatch reprints herewit) dl) interesting article from a . - Silk Shit ts gressives Who Pursue In- the current issue of The Nation on the aa p Fans stat cormuaeei athiok for 30 Months Prior to 240 Tons! | Twenty-Sixth Ward in } . | « ren c flourished for years following the civil war. The article is made timely , en | IOWA ai } $312.Sav! it Special, at si - dependen nt Course. by comparison with revelations at Washington today. Activities o} Dec. 31. NEBRASKA | 96,033 Tons © the West End. . “Whiske u Ring” gratte gy 3 and Yhie pare 7 aie hi NT. Lou SCL plu ye d aire } NSYLVAN $ S8 important angles in the account. 68.!2! Tons $124. 8454 IND th l4 ~~ * Reoiae armen eer Bre 8 | 56,572 Tons} .\417 Tons W . slightly the responsibility of (B42. Savings q Men's excellently tal. f 7 NO COMPROMISE PEAKIM?: in Congress toward Posts of trust. It was open to LARGELY BY RAIL OHIO $ p42 TRERE ‘ BY VOTERS lored Shirts of baby “+ 4 the clos of the Grant admin anvone who chos believe that broadcloth, jersey weave " . = ,ie Thy ae ee Corl - te covered lt) thas it] u] ; l- ° and pongee; in plain col. 8 May Read Out but Couzens, |*°anda!s that had been coming to! covered up: that, with but a Kt | Comes From All Sections of ors and neat stripes. All ight one after another since the - | perenne a, sone Saving | 4535 Tors | - me? P/ 60 “By-Product’” Expected Is siaaes $6 ragh at grades, Who Is a Rich Man; Na- fs de $5.596 SdvViNSS | MISSOURI = p heh & the Election of a Com- ee eae —_ . Ree rer an _ mitteeman More Repre- Main Floor , tional Committee Paper War; the tin 1) Prelude to Whisky “Ring.” Delivery to Points in the - OKLAHOMA ‘“gaeee.s ) (“TENNESSEE | 1809DOOOOOOOOSHOOSOS follows a § sabe Bag debedes Seon after a series of appalling | | : | “4 159,297 Tons entativ ft Masses. OOc Now Called Free Agent. . it bi , e" ee a] ~ ¥ irregularities in the patio al South. 44 TONs | ARKANSAS leonr O86. Sayin ta ) Ss . Oo he ma em ‘ ion oO; 1 ane . sinances came to the surta, 7D DD)O\ODODOOOOOODODOOO~ oom ' — raordinary powers for the saf was discovered, for instance, th: | $57 Saving es '7877 Tons iss- | 1} ar eorge ; on af bees MOSSIbI¢ le Partin rian" oo. gg ie alli A, aan “Snnaniinee: Stens-ebeel North and Northwest for i- uf } } , MStration of the frauds and less had heen d than had bee: | | ' : , ’ é By CURTIS A. BETTS. $23, 240 : Ye By CHARL bE " on » iliions of el; ~ x © ate wry Wi ‘ , hy ‘asonr } ( : | . sera pet hdeies n Auta ISSIPPI B A sroup pf optimistic lDemo- ear ff Correspondent of the Post- millions of slaves to shai ita if iry, illiiam A. Richard n, had ' . made shipped by the Fed- | Savings) 24, mg sta shal al ~ : , : Be erats in the \ Twenty-sixth Ward 8 > k World. (;overnment—any one of tnese made a conti t with a certain =§ , ee ee oe eae . 5c to pispatch and New Yor aouts a ral barge line in the 3 rh ) | $1 Values 5 SHINGTON. Apri } 24 things would he expect i] © lohn D. Sanborn to collect internal prior to Dee. 31 last by merchants T E x A SQ 100,613 Tons’ 31670 —hews again undertaken to es | jle the regulars of the Repub- ‘eate great disturbance, and > csp esse E aorges _ d share from North MMakota to Florida. and $150.797/ sag $109510, GEORGIA form” the Democratic party ore- . or titica- ive rise to great temptations and aline Sanborn had po fed SOME NMaine to Te s te ah r) ficoures dy S } | avin ganfvation in St. Louis, a task sev- ’ rty were holding grat! a % na ai xa is shown in figures CO) s | mc av ngs) x avin { i st. ‘ *s nN pa eve) y eor idor ‘ rent rar at ruptions (our te of son > HO he fore there «i al } ry) Tie D rbelis today hy the Mis is 78 9 @) ~~ * all ee y eral times essayed in the past, but) tion meetings in | | eepek.akana eae Nee a * , * Bo * the " apital ve ste ra: 7 Ove l ry pT iis . “ae PT) nm} ry) I | Al ! th ; hy iti : roto) \ ‘ lle ' \ as i) lation in connec 1¢ | YC »¢ iV) | i¢ S LOUISIAN \ without “a mat k ead ale gree of suc- o) : 4 . ‘ . ’ . erie ne ae > ¥ ’ " ? hye " ‘ " { i ' ; ’ : : he \ si = 4 ae : , — ; = , -— : ‘ ? 7 } 44 _*4 ' ~ ‘ , » cess ‘ ' Men's B; t alii enemas ale sete age ae ——— _ y tex iin i} ffirin that ) minw be he who inquired into this pro ido \1 Li and 1? in Be 2 cae : : ; wn \ Thés time the preliminary work and Drawers; in regular oe , : orted that it was legal and that | RA IR Seay oe \ eee ‘is centered in the West End ward, or stout nines. A qualiti : partys ies. which was the scene of particulate ideal for Smmetiate we 4 s] blican —_ 7 = 7 ni rT “al — ' t.on % ' ly olhJjectionable tactics in the el@ee- and made to give aeons. tional ered dia oe +} »ber nal eult , ‘ uts aa dchardsor Cc : , one i : - . tion of a delegation to the. Demo- and service. All sizes a F ikice of — ame om | is (* » : veare Peeeeeetly | thie beet intial | eratic State convention, Unaer or- the lot. a re a ee hin ¢ for dele-. ; r » jnauguratior r Wash accepted by the President - a cag Boag niall: caliadeues os ganization direction the mass meete . Main Tloor ' The defeat of Pinchot for lene | | | | tt Ne aan 4 ca Nie | “ igh i} | ime UE ahead delagstac’ ee YOPOODSGOSOOGOODOOOOOSs pla py —— ss S pty mat , . © confirmed with ©” FGA ak nts - Brig _ 3 ihall, the front door of which was wy Ralph ~ 4 ger eth dare egie fs 3 | ‘qual reluctance by the Senate.” andl: ‘tidjinan nae aiitiai hs a3 locked, while the arganization ad- OO ously hailed as a triun nl if , - | | Ty w »% ‘ (OK sof was on — ‘ i rejizZ i jmna 3 ; d b h Mi Oeil : herents climbed a fire esea ” and DD DODOODDOODO® Stary Mellon, and th mel back from the official debaucher’ | er for the fraude re whisk, - HE illustration above shows the tonnage by states, transported by the MISSISSIPpI- | Od ite delecates. A non ; the Pennsylvania machine thet jn the al the World War and, |-ring. a conspiracy embracing Fed 1 the basis pierre i hg Warrior Service during the 30-month period ending Dec. 31, 1923, with a total saving | Pr age ‘at the a “Men sB V D ees OY Fine i. a eS tS) eral office-holders, distillers. \ an dea mode than MEE ne & to shippers of $2,123,770, together with t he saving in freight rates accruing to ship- vention, $2 Values 7 a ne main if : i “ ‘alas 4 a Foe - vee reg - reat tony rahe yi ie, : 7 4923. and -H 0 1 638.789 tons pers in each state. . New Ward Club Formed. years ac j : i th i he ] | fein | aad | at 2 For the announced purpose of 5 5 Going What mourning tue tut a Oy » me ' S | Lan tern ria sof hh. f ; at ae 3 seiond x Spent see Le rs - — - ' 7 Stimulating interest among all the the fate of the Governo i. it a ad . ft the sin if ti ; Gi Sriste s ‘ ! nes e i) E cae nhs? na Democrats of the ward. there wes . p their bannel! he cat ,ne! lic ft i ny 4 nsoiaiia ’ Lt wa error , 1d , a ae . e 7 . formed last rnigzhit at the ¢« ‘abanne 2 Marged on the © idge admii k w tha ne forel : ) ul obtained ,and only ried 199,900 tons bd e Branch tLibr Va | | ; a] y wror an ‘ ary. Union boulevard Vi , . : es } - © Fe Oe BS eters. q Athletic Lnion Suite of tation for failure to gh. Lit VA rse Than " S ‘ iin i i} Atens oe ee. l indit Vissouri birst in Tonnage. and (‘abanne ave nue, the Twenty- this popular and s&tisfac- ¢ on and now . ¥ ) Pacios for this generation in th ui ost | wel : Bro ugh i. jusii , 20h Missouri heads the list in tor a Ward Democratic Club, with tory make; of serviceable Vania as a4 hopeless 77 ide ontinuous story © ional ges = ’ ee ae - ans rage shippes v ter an he t Board of Directors on which white madras with’’Glos” @Mong the States. * tion that to tne | BC 5 ee Rs - , IVeSUlga in fe amou raved of— Reed and anti-Reed supporters age Stripes and elastic web- § There are more eler ts of grit. during th resi ne) vi (Ors, ul oa uly oe ip] ;: The State f di represented. bing in back. Cut for M@medy in the ep + 3 One of the leaders In the ward comfort and carefully tai- Honal Republican, Le ver. that into th ma oO Mayes an + af ~ ouls wher thie : I ~ +} t 2 ’ , ' : : wwe ’ P = ’ ry » ‘ hb oe OW! ! } ; | ’ j » er Spec a ; meent vesterday that tli | i ; ’ “i ‘- O . f yinis ars ( i andidacy for renomination on tne P — , “ : i, Each Bepublican did not desire longer * BUS! we «Se - -— re | Seam al peal See hay ve} Tennesse payed — Committee, in session here yester- active interest in ward politica,” ‘ ss i~ . ' , , ‘ ’ . I j ’ sf ~~ ’ ‘ ’ : ' > ye ate \ re Ts i] Was ¢ a — epublican ticket lie was elected » ines _— Pr serene s . Mknown as the organ of t) ‘f : : ' 1 for on months by ras HE occupation of the Ruh by) Repu dav. named 44 delegates to repre- this Ane nid rive ‘better citi- ; . or St etic ' la n ¥ Lt) ror ine cA ) . Duin i} f Diet: 1 . . obhy: | 7. rose ting torneys hres times zen observes the : actic : blican Nationa! Cor mitt ty ; » »> = . ‘ 7 : nt for a second te , | iz , ce mnecting \ : the French has p goad!) been Prosecutin At deus. en _ gent Arkansas at the national con- hiner : hy i = : pais — ' Mouthpiece , of th: NX, - yo thy rs } I i j a I a rhad ft sal jilroad ‘ imhis : how ; , food thing fo. both (56 riyiali) resigning , niiddle of his third vention and instructed the delega- hia up 11s mine tha Po itics is : mean organization aaERY BV ATG — geen Grant Himself Received Gift. led 1 icks 9 id New and France, and this is true mow, { ek the nomination for tion to vote as a pnit. Each dele- |too dirty and he will not have anv- s M ~oo* Cc 4. Ss ; Rea tion to Last Attack j : bared ry VW rt > ( 1] nr’ se owl relations ‘> ’ : : rs . ; | > - “srpit . the fact th 1? if rn is hrougnt sis 7 h: o half 4 vete in the thing to” do with it. “ : n Ss ollars of Web- _ , : = . a . , . ‘ 1} o sa) . , ’ ; ty M , , - ‘ : . . . , . ‘ - . t/? . . . " how gate Wi | MV le bd Would Pend Gang Polhttics., tex’ make; semi-soft and The deciaration probably is 1 = . am ’ aud re mh unfortunate. Whe: tons starvation int Germanys ' convention, Arkansas having a to- e | : . . Sesy!t ¢ t) ‘ , ’ . ¢ ) oT : by ) a | ; - ‘ bts : . - . ais ad u } 12] 7 ‘ } like mvself campaigns ne nas heen \‘ ithout + oe f ‘ ' If through our organization the it é ‘ 4 a to ef reaction t rtie ' vidence Was ini mtiaIimed 3 loa} ar niy = ‘ rn cn a CaSUvai Visatt , —s - 1; ee VYOteR ; | \ ariety 0 n Ww and i i ‘) Democrats “ he bye lieve in clean : : - : sk | : : | | : re aa; oe : en ) — : ping | : . st 3 2a New Cannot ell . rrobabiy some tive support trom The Republicar ae meiialetee a “tae . nalts : popular heights and styles : aan t oun — We ! The co j te Politics can be interested and. in- f duced to participate in ward peofi- times and other times tore —jideal for warm weather Norris of Nebraska neariv LHe FON nt My Jeans is the seuthern ter! ial of miser: int France 1S , machine.’ defeating the orgamze lution urging each delegate AT | ¥ : ; e rity. AS resi mT "om ve bed in er " ey ‘ nmin 1€ 1 ‘, + c' a ant ; line hut the greate of the dow nfall in I ‘use his best efforts to further the : wear, being easily laun pa As Presiden a ae ~~ ys ) une, ; ; et tle | tion : 7m ea - ear tics and in the selection of ward " *- bee , wn ot , ie say ie mi ‘ | ‘ te ' : 7 my thie » through , ort yht bot! rovernmenis a ttie leet g 4 ted States Senator dered Sizes 14 tn | mn wooing th: Progr: :\ i] ’ Lal ais, ' p48 ' f on passi! Si \ POUs | . 2 ‘ MOT) . , selection © niles aes P > atari: . : a es ' cific Coa "4 . ; , 4 ing it to remain inactive in so far ." he presi- comniitteemen, gang polities in-our Main lleer proposals of farm levis iv} inf A | . he “4 > set. 1 2. or: ny or merchandise ror export, nearer - } Joseph ] Pobinsoen for tne pre: ward will he a thing at the past’? Men’ ~ Hose “~ the President prey haps in) ‘ ' rae as im tt :, x a Ra ) , orif 7 ‘ : . . ° owe 3 mui Texas wif ! “~} i agen ; ; . gins fr grneaeg | P aitidtiieiied gia 's delegation of 56. instructed to that an effort will he made to re- (@) On the disclaimer of part: spon- | fess yee r. ' a ‘al ' we Sees ewe fro New ‘leans, saved $10,152 region of German) ne? ) that Henry A- Rosskopt!, pr vote for the nomination of Willlart | tire several members of the com- thev canno? . . ivi . ° = a L1Th) , de ‘ ° | ; iT | ix levy 17} ¢* - + . . . , | I~An« ; . OW that ‘ ° _ ‘ ¢ f " ‘ . “ ‘_ : * ©) Special, Pair Mibility. = a ae : in the diamond “2 on 4309 tc ? - saved | mans now know a : of the Board of Education and for- «3. MeAdoo for the presidency 4t | mittee j ; " ; " . seaca * I - have s e} 0 ed 4 As Ne 1s , *. 7 . - 7 ’ ,°* retting fur | ae | ‘ “ i ‘ ' . ‘ ;* ipe i} ’ ‘ a — : , 4 strongly r inf re /. ‘ a.or! Ni | . ; . _ : . . 3 . 1. Py > j ¢, ieiimadatiils - na $122, a £ ff 1 | 6 stitution. who Bad hed the P | eee 4 " ; 7 “ fl » Steal i? . . boas i . = Te Te o : va ‘cy! Bani ats oT ret many oOiltica pac ing. . » - - : ore Main Fioor ¢ meper that “ther: 8 men were found ‘3 7 f bauxite ore from New and coal interes ) » ; an ; Thomas | Consecutive years. Mrs. Edgar Al- | yailed. Deals were made and in ‘ . . ‘ P| aA . . , >.. - _ P ae “* . ’ aT byw ¢ ‘ ] ' - , " _ . am parts 4 nor nai as acquit- Seat Se « ind France, under which Centra Ancrew (. Meroney 64 exander.of Atlanta was named Na- | some wards there was startling evi- WOOO OO OOOO loyalty .6 suppo ce Mes ast 5 L.ouls. > : re! to J. O’Brien have filed for the Dem- - of Perarys ‘i ates for offices, nominal! : - was twice that, and | , - pipe be 23 . Committeewoman, succeed- | dence of the control of election Of ; &® fo Tili ? ia \ + | - ‘« P - » "") » «i ’ ¢ more Other quotations are $1500 qr MwUurope may qTie | tional . “a i hye WT : 4 ‘ + ’ iy =’ ' Til 1] mi T) , ° kL - can, but actually anti-Republican, | customers along withot d criticism wheal , 300 tons of pianos from Rockford . : Mr. Baruch said it was at nah ’ * . ticke: by organized minorit , \ricte: min ate ’ . : . ey] ial rie | nalodol ? ‘ | pri iATICS, | ’ thie pre sid i i 4 and hig) ’ indus rious popuia ion ; : af ir ya? ‘ kx »s* " *) . a br) | ‘ : \ © ry if ; li’ ‘ Li Mat Ste: it 7 , : . "ie . IS ane —iti« » : ° t. $4.25 Value, Pair ‘ iq true that in last week } 1&7 when hig } ; hysa I nee : from Racin Wiis... Meé mphis a : : Pegg, at fiittee . athens ibe of having been brought of favoritism @Qne of us had to quit I gps: " failure of such participation tn the e li’ elle « Tv . 7 ~~ \ a ‘ if Pen? ‘ aecore [Tt oth ij ‘ry ¥: Tic? = ‘ rleans y) ] 4 O00 on if) ‘ : ee ; saps ; ' oniniiat : ome . St: Sena 0 politically condemned, running Grant 1 ’ om w Orleans and $ want, to work harder and oward some persons charged with Thus did United States strength of the directors of the mor Couzens’ name di ot appeal ' Ty) ats charged tha h “4 Ss lan act authorizing tne St ‘ :a «pf tee] tank plates from (‘hi- ins The is mr: } exon- , e the cause | $3 -30 320 : | pe agent Hg the: eer. ‘Colf » 4 tons of steet {ane | hours than ever_before and great) crime rhe last grand abe - J. W. Harreld summariz sort of organization to which ob- ’ ' . -ij s no | i ? gyive away amy $100 pat whe 11 | maint’. : if dent’ “ivate secret: ary co public was , lenient - + * : ‘ “3 ‘ ‘sf rk The roblem is sti what ocratic nomination and barnes -P ‘ _ Tre sAVAN , D toh | eat . " — . ; = ; - : : t yris hy: gc} t; work hye naturai LeCcetii y eit ner VAS Snecin in the T’oat - 1ST , “ " ee en b arousing inter PMrough enemy participation in unt- i 1 ] Pas~cs Into pipe ent ‘. hy W hisk\ ini ne a Muskegan Mich to New O1 leans: vortid ! 4 : Sane ae ET SF » his man- OKL AHOM 4 CITY. Ok.. April commiitt ™ y : ! Scanda | iobt 4 iIskepal, Ited milk | resources are s ill here 4 traine ect to criticism regaraing OF . ldn’t t along. | 4monge voters who usually do not | PF : ri ‘' ’ »\ 1] ' 1” & + } Ha - Ti * ‘ : , . : . ° ‘7 a7 ’ ‘ ° ¢ 0 on agement of his office, accusation "4 “Jim and I couldnt & -| participate in ward affairs. The * : ; , ; ‘ . . } yy) ca? Fe . TT 1; . . . ’ * : | nk ‘ ° . , , 3 © = rvices : oa’ ~os 4 ‘ ’ 4 } ‘ r ne > ‘ = —* ‘ en ™ . : 4 4 v _ , ’ .¥ , . 7] a . a : > P 5 ntributions » the forthcom! postal s¢ , second held by the world still can’t get back te | again tanen up the matter. Thoma lican National Committe tee. speaking ef the contests at Re . : = Cet etn Tem ouse, and a num- , wut through gra ing h ; snaciation to organize for ah AP ‘ attor was ; States agate — To Speaker of phe © — wo ee work To be sure. there is 4 stag- r. Fauntleroy, an attorney, from the race for the United Sta Springfield, said after the come men and izriculturists in. prietor has survived SUTMS peace you could ret the Hnes' lic never learned (‘urtains of bungalow , : "The os « ; : oe :, 1, i ; —_— .f d‘onere a had aa ' a ey baids oO! . $F oOo 80 : i 4 _— rT) ta a | lities not ‘ i ees » @ " - “ = in figured and plain then —~ ha Lome, said the her of members ¢ - on ie Mob company a ; atiats showing shipp + sat eds ad gering Durden of debt: but it must selected by the grand jury to con Senate and active participation in vention: ' ’ a Le lice announce : ive : ‘k in the Cait a 4 - for “additional montni ma atronizing the barge line é , 3 by , f itnesses . mia ly B> Wwe }) made and fin- ” seh a can (Olu recelve d etor } , asnewhnée Rot h veal f I ae | - OE acl nizing € r int ; sSistani ; : ° , Durable and suitable for and R . . cts vestigations! * af it? Why dn!” ? nis nd : suple 5 Peceeettere Pineic 1. by the House! per cruelly, unfairly, aishonestly ner appointed him an Ass | declaring the convention oppos the rest of the four years? You ooseve nust “ef ust his ¢ » oO stigation a COUpie oni arablv porter y] . ai “4 _ 2 ; - ; many rooms. Fifth Fieer | her gu r ae es > 7 06 jogs ppm \ magin ible) man mve ug tn . fund pur teccaheeo te dad She8 P nd Har bors. wiped out. but still it is gone Liv - Circul Attorney to any office holder being a mem don't find that crowd doing the rrender or npromise oO — : dern way litle ; “= ii , t ame OUL tMat @ tur y ' ttee on civers an ‘ ; : : at: ; nag oO i com ; ‘ rs ul , most —_ a and ne rr-acclu- you! sate J F : : , sant to Wea | » the all signe } 2y he 4 ‘e | ; . every re ; pri ; pri ea tions and cf : at ehtrems & ington t ~ i Sh me commercia oO . the loet 10 pat ily bec AUSsé oe , I a , » few minutes later Pat Hurley of polling the ward or getting out t eal of Republicanism, whose | cingmered down to a ! _ Some $300,000 as intre business f the time since Peace ireat) of .Versaiics &® Tulsa had adopted unanimously ® vore” Pp: ; a oe : partly because none of them can tution thanking Harris for his It is said that one of the put arty is se the party for eS me one : 2rooklyv} d lesse ¢ competition of ; ‘rench-Ger- : S 4 alll to : . party that Am : " d : : wit} ntent to Brooklyn oe : The pu! room the house for $1 a day face « i ae ; ’ de ne 4 the | 20 years of service to the party. poses of the new organization is ft h W ance of their own per sentative had actet 6 he agente a ou ast two other men ain’ ' et PG man Lunr 1A wih en . > s " ur O ers na! ambition« - a who - en in . ‘ie votes at men hers mY le a eT ee hand TA 90 thy , ni ast and Ams ' ican not now. unfort unate- a) etition in Europe Resolutions commended Pres do this me of work Ir that pr j on. : “ ns, an io, 1e] 'ijinfluence ine Les = But they ; ; : needv aut wae bankrat a voided ? commercia Ceorppetir, ‘ : rote dent Coolidge and Harreid and pose ia carried out there is a pos. : re »% . , , r) 7 . P » P } > Pil i] rt ¢ + . . " ‘% . ‘ ane a r . : ; 2 ; - : . . i { " aes > { 4 . . ( ) ty. ‘ ‘ : =e t.F' tia ' : es - ; . dea, | ite Ss - 4 re ; fereafter be a condi On. a vote oF Censmr arked, the controtsen* Gert @f Unites ee A. C. Alexander was re-elected ings it Undoubtedly will go the way” C. tS es. employment , _ on t*rages standing ; membership in the National He-! qa} passed into histor) fund apparently aye it to the ri internal granite of L of bonds and mortgag | se teak “Portes tg Pa i blican Le aruece. now numbering No doubt the original charges th “carte by]: ] o corrupt a - agency And speakini ; granite, against the hotel w hich have ee : eas Seen ae a : = ition in : a Iving on he he wma ' $90 000 on the side nniaé off in marks. of which 150.- bods they, CourG i> iis i State chairman without opposition’ of ether organizations which have . , and Mrs. Lola C. Pierson vice chatir- | had reform for their purpose. I because capital in Burope has |* ; . , ue ps ree Remar ante And when, man. W. G. Skelly, Tulsa oll op- Officers of New — st ee te ene nie part of |erator, and Mre. Ethel Rood of| Jiceb M- Lashly, & lawyer, ae mery copcnnalen age eae te lartiesville were indorsed for the elected president of the club.. rie the ‘rid will al«o have to become ; } i] sr cot Tce leu ang one r} arve hefore or dut ink the war me ws - . 7 ‘ sort ef ean +a lis. National Cormpmittee. Renator Har- members of the Roard “a | =o we : P fieni / aor / THis : myn reld was elected delegate-at-large ®Te Harold KK. Bmall, homas to the national convention. ae tt + eS ae .% ‘s 25 he Friest "atric . 3 shane Certainiv democracy will OklahomAé'’s 25 delegates to t ; x i | is national convention were inetruct- yan, Thomas Totiey. harles | of Hay. George Be hemel, 5.4.08 © 50.000 members, that a pledge made as campaign ammu! @ Electric lighting Semi- ™ £iven to support no candidates were exaggerated, but even withall indirect Showers that are Offite. either in the primary er! allowances the ou attractive for various ™ the polis who will not agree to Maly In writing the rooms; canopy top style, @- a Republican after he workme! through contracts for soldiers nog 900 now will buy you the monuments if = lal cemetries. shortest Gide ona bus. Fortunate vent@ally he overplayed his hand was the man whe had borrowed a} " ed reputation as ni » ~ sold (.0Vve ronnie nf I omit ion ] As { this re rieyi fiith enough , ' ' ect Woodrow Wilseot ™ Lita . ® . (rai ' srant < : . ‘ fcCoTiie Was far ¥ ‘ ection aay “ho ; " 4* . 4 i¢ ‘ . mba pet ‘ 7. ; Secreta v of} a) voted ta impe » him But —— y rule with Liew ich showed ars in the. tives — the light hich ‘ , He | Belk heat Congress 7 A When the (jerman and the nirn , : ‘ ‘ : in stri =! reach an couple hours befor he vot@iFrench industrialists ue roithave to do much better than i | . ¥ rope i¢ : . . S —_— ied to vyte for the nomination ee oi igitan and doing now if it in BOIDS tu held is < ' M i * — Se aes “ec + ‘on Page 23.) = 2 3 mart eure Calvin Coolidge for the presidency. { we og Attached to three celling PR recogni re aerate will wery likely be the next chains: wired ready to : ; Mary on fundamental pol bers carried very casy-soIns | hang hifth Mieer a S Wil] not give his support | | Hons | gage gm administ? mn. who Will not suppert the Trin orit id went wading up financial mire about is - ink igs ? " hbrokerare , | ; " turned his office 1? 0 “oe tw he submitted ii ix- understanding and nut d favors without looki! ‘ job hunters and made ia an ‘ 2-itieh and Fy: } : : ‘ : *site- hureau or d . i’ , marion io (,rTan’ AT d MAS m- | work the Fy + 3 curiously inte the rypart = -. fortune eelling positions | Bch supports him and makes ‘fieance. thought more often of | 8 <0 ‘Government service. He sold ~ (Continucd gn Page 22.) =. Italian : | . jin t 1c (,0VC a4 Continued on Page 22. their personal interests than ol eo! \tters accent Tao sciencms ; such tf A) ah ERD eer nnn er interests will join in it,

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, PO DISPATCH DAUGHERTY’S SHYSTER DEFENSE Bi Peer ie. at | Pham H. THI RSDAY Fy ENING. . PRIL 24 190 EPH PULITZER if anv: J ‘ ~ QD re lee . Feb Ff 4 i> ya - _ . > Vere iar * Ler 4 Tt" prr ove es ; ‘ ‘ ‘ear o. ‘ ro ‘ al — : . e “ " " : « id a rons Pre 4 th ‘ mre Ware : w iL ' ufand hone bux o nn — 4 a “ One Olive Birect © is all wreac bis ene. o 1a6 SBew Arnold anorsinc, img ain" te Se THURSDAY SS. Bie speech at Columbes and b PPraised his wor > = 3 \PRIL 24, 1926 eee bz te 7 , @e4 ‘ ‘vibes eS iiv 2. a ~ ~ J -—". . - oe TT een ae rz) | > [he DPre-ein > J pp . (he ack “> l) e¢¢ : _ i . Re *. - - POS . 2» ‘rT. Ce ts ne - _ . * , © us : ‘ 2° * ~ ~~ — -- ISPATCH FLAY. - meeif br biatkening 3 HISTORY « sai ; —., a « Melers £ his accusers REPETIT : . its ‘ : ae me or ferme, _— “+ . . hs . ~*« Nh Se sessen end sodrnen acy; W*O Os Rees ee Qui so = Vw - ~ a? Ww . . ’ a e ? Dar’ Was - er , se. ~ = / ae = ~* ~~ ’ bnow ; hem make mn, Sitters ™ rr ree , , rrr ret will © a Be. ‘> Pa: Finer and pmreind "Oo wer , ™ = ’ a“ i? f . . ‘ , 4 . mh. in (tt. cardinal! barging ; 4nc tredyi ; , , > - »-F _ > ™ * a ; hoe OR goes ‘ : ; .-s ar ri — : = - 4 " ™ . . : ‘ J $ — ce ' .. Prince, - the for ger. ~ NM wi ahwase figty OE eR enlttiges vist : ) Bie 999 tas to. , ; : ; Z ‘ ' bis ; ns . ~ 0 - rT). meet oe ; 4 ~ ‘ . ‘ Fiabe oa ation of his off “ay C€MPiign the bist Taiio Du Oerrim se ‘ pion. alway . I ule cof all partic c ree a * - : " . vy A, — ° ine . the ior always AA ary mg ae » ee unm ene s he whol. ; Wee th. bar Se rs de. CRarg: (he gts _ e Firater. '¢f ote! te, rt : ” fru belac ’ 2 ee rat “Fr : . J — SBT Id yi, welfare. meeer be of the Renuthti-, ‘ ' Pace “*UStlon fo th, . =i Morel, a , “mb par “) r Dem oeres ic. . Pelen of ; i imting ae - a : MP Mands by die a’. admir ——— LD ‘ : , - . »?* : , : - 4 ia '? + ‘ B? css _—— wer aADew Ff , a VITS20D Spook ec T ovis ' nr =. On Tea be Gre “is nil + ' sentic , Independean ~~ "iGee who diemiasec hi: rom their a, 1 EF ‘ — . ow? lve? ; om? : e > Vv | i ‘y ” ; 7 , wera ’ at: 7 pehuten: recy wr i &@ confe bofgeg 7 aaron | | ‘ wan 4 aT? ‘ afore ’ ; aa ae : Z ‘ ‘ ~ é ; : > “ . ‘ : ) | af which the rey (yes: ‘or . “ES is ay oded DY POs Pi > ’ ' r " - ; iar - ry = F [ LATLI Rn ' ec mour ‘. har } en ; a. ‘ p j 4. : “DD isted , . ~_ DLesrit TY t bee @ = ! UE the Board of Education and* > ° ™ 16, Jee : . > ; ; ° Ls 4 ia . . ‘ y ‘ * 8 ’ Uik ey ‘er iS r ve, . ‘ ee a? ’ Z ° ay euvit v Deane. on ss ry ’ ’ - = ae =. rs . ; - * hea a " ‘ c - hie lhe —_ sr a J+ rirs -_" 'é Mer ’ ‘ . ~ ? © . . £ ° einmntenden? “Y Inetru a. / esponsin: ‘y Dac ® and _ . - : ? oe» : eh achoo! a -res emenr on Thre «rh. va? oe e.,f Si: aTrirs ° . — . —— . , CG : , ’ 7 . ETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ~ *PC emonge Daugher: ClOoRe aeeori; pi “Be Geant adminic:, . : : , ry] a .* 8 . ane rye : re , Vher ofA , a ~ Puture et 7 » . ") Tra wa! Ve Uatlie , > fens i ry) . c fag P Te the 7. Reporte tion . » Re thowin: Vrhet k wm, ‘ , . Ce aU Per — : © x , Mates ene celinguer acen , ; ‘ P — OF ' rs, . ae ‘ia is , year ago. the St. louis Tea RePre 4 i ae. a on . " . >= + > : + Pepe fa uz or "ée are — = , ; RPT me se 7 . § ‘ * rr ~~? . ~~" > > > . 7” © te MPER Rix, . a. . ; , — * " R ) Se Mr. Bowen's sug, i® deparimen: Dp de had im whisky rip- ‘ ties the: +: vEEe DE. have bern: ; = , Pié . ™ Whe Sie Gunn. w er, é , : tical data which had ‘. ; o pul i” ons) ior. >” + 7 mn >> See » show re Sy - . re, ICTION and ° e Education that ifs re. t for more adequate salaries uP -the high schoo teachers § is r reasonaDie and justifiable publi: ty feature of the cam. for thre nm ease Was diac: } RT -erere-s Pas " : . ’ . ner ; s ; os *@nture a; epinics ' re i ~~ oe he es 7 . 7s c . i od om 1 hi yer st Tih a . = - . ; “ade ~ mr a’ "se vw , ”? = , fr s Ove e +. a 7 “ a ; Cnr . $ ya Tryon , ° en © mattler o” ‘ _ te? : ’ 7 . Pos ff, > . . ‘ . , “= . ' Vv > "hy . a e - « . ’. - ’ » Treliers Breet draw . ares hie 6 Monti ag " ww " sO; Dee ahé ik “¢ : Drees " . ony ; . . feacnoers Saiary j@slion Ww. _ re. ; » ’ & rye hee ae ? ie eR . - ; AGS . Sm .3 - cz fiealivie VO hice ” : Ee ti¢ies ere ‘} ee «t —s ft ’ . J has ral “, ‘ — ‘ °. ed ta ; =" had Nee: VRS . thar *& s #* COMTINGd te ry ie of heroien ’ eve govern. v ‘ ; Therefore > ‘ / _ : Das hee, ' Ya re ation o ine " Tne wm . _ : hen o_ 2 . -? m¢ te : A —. ; . S' ree! vy r’? ~ * ? yy Z : rn . a ~ se unre De I ‘art r~¢ 4 r 7, 2 & Vv . . be = 4 a ’ ° Z : _— . a would follow ra erias ‘ fy? fis —— . a 4 core © . * mh \- % ; ; : the ruler of ti . Had vw? ry aoe ‘aor v if Whind ‘> Be *% ‘rar ; ” is , sidered tat — ee . ‘igen, * > "v ; > rr _ : J ') we? « J £ : ‘ ; : ©, ec ihe . r, . " . . : ™ ; ’ * : . : : ‘-, _ Prax de> ts bh ee . « ’ , rT “=? z . . ’ oe ‘ ; - ve . gr? ry aren : ‘ P — : " _ _ m c " ts és ét . te Hicles ox, peee fhe 7 ' . "DY gallanrr A ~ * ~—S8ive Tuners and aie bcetens)} ’ “6&= ©.:8e . . ry , ’ Pos Tee . . .* , 1 ‘ ’ . r a PRO Cur ix movin 7s = fren -« Pevese Tight hays or SE* laments hi, es r. Har as Seen 2 greai digappoint- R NOr on -« e'rSCar natior i Ds tend a , . ¢ omance Shen +) " be righ De Prema ’ > nity app? | >) : . | —— . ' € Sar ~ ©8T BlOpNe. Pree. . divert +h. ; Dia “i D Pas Pri ed “SC @Nd charac: e+ , . ho : etme * , “3 s sn school teachers Had Tes | eT, Has . W hie hut 4 ’ . a * ie « . re » : S ; a : “> * - 4 A . . _ ; en far a the — ntl 7 ve it. Hie emt, >, a noah ’ ‘iii - ; of &Dar f. = ‘ = [ots 4 ,? ms r is a ~ . 5 — . ' : * 4 : me, na Ow no ning Cc Prene sr: o ‘(ors ad ‘?¢ — , ad «1% hd ’ 4 ry er un? ; . rs ‘ c ron? ry Ss cenee ~~ . a in PStigat on . Me a v. teab , , "oe fig — j ’ . J - tt oenger, |, midetreet ine, J ir pee .. | , Lc 3 letainis 2 . és fo have made We know S Matter-@ ‘ “qc ¢ fhe te 00 Mus . ‘r : —THent ro if +h 7 = Piaee of wafers Mhich &« bes rs _ Pe thal the }, e +. (OR pers wits War , oF he Conc USiOnNsS estah- counts : , ar The eyes Ltedcyv w ; . 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s ~ ae eee spa , re ee wee a PRACT A TF Ee ee ee ee ee ee on ok THURSDAY, . ’ e APRIL 24, 1924 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE Cily Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ltt tt ey ee - = ree — Ne TT ——- - NT - Eneeemeeemeeeeemeees ee — ils ae _— n ~ ae ae = = po - I the overture to “E Sy AMUSEMENTS. mee ~ “rg — POINTS OUT (BSTACLES | ORCHESTRA AT COLUMBIA mergers br stget snap ned apunphond | pecan WED BANK CASHIER | Gives Concert for Children and Is in © minor; the fantastic overture. of St Lowe Rann : ( a e Genta by Large Crowd. “Youth,” by Borowski: “Depuis le ~ 10 SATURDAY CLOSING Special to the post Dispatch Jour,” from “Louise,” Charpen- TIMES -vree a — COLUS , By 2 o, .. tier, and “Espana.” Chabrier. Miss NIGHTS 8:15 SS AOe to #2 wie EA. Os ROE Sh Traubel was enthusiastically =r‘ 50 to $2.00 Mat, Sat., M i AND MRS. GEORGE . HOSTESS AT BRIDGE St. Louis Symphony Orchestra last ceived and granted three encores. IRENE - LEIB yf SS: , ae bs oe. ; ‘ ior } * ——e ' San Trancisco al night gave the last of its concerts an aria from ‘“‘Tannhauser” and > , > > 2 ia | ; . their infant son Gordon 2 Mae — : ° 9 p . . : "i tion Issues biatemeny ee pee Associated Retailers Manager Buchanan Leib, . i! me ive in St Pe as " beeen hoa ee tater pega tenga ~ Q R D O N I “A . Sooner es ee ' , : Lettie, canes ) cay st te the largcat , at rae ore str yer s daring Board and Superin e re Says lt Would Work Hard- Loui morrow to visit Mrs. Leib’s oe _ arg audience that has ever a Saal eal jegiect Salary Issue. 3 oo = anu ft" : mrether -law and sister, Mr. and attended any of its concerts in this palates 8h me aie name dont Negicc! oe'e'. iS . & ship on Many Customers, Mrs. George It. Wendling of 4: ~ High School Teach- | 2 — 1 i —_—_——_ Dp 7 ha gt yep sha em believes it is being 3 | 5 Os, Rs. id oe. ~ to requests far informa- witha Sunday and Mrs. Ju ib | feat im of a “shuffle.” by cts ™ | mayrateon Dynes Pe which the request for : salaries is avoided by | Be Be 3g ae e. § ‘i the Board of Education and #S 3 Fe His Be se oe % noon closing the year round, &. “the St Louis Country Clube a) guperintendent ot homer at | ae : ie Sis oa oe oe Niemoeller. secretary-manage! * Sunday Mr. and Mea Harry Pot the responsibility back and | (0M ty Beas Associated Retailers of St.iter and Mr. and Mrs. Harold M ; 9 o number IN THE GAY SONG-PLAY eCity The orchestra Rave a concert in the afternoon espevcialfy § for Fallows’ Tablet waceted, ‘little Miss Bluebeard’ schoo! children Pupils in the pub- py ene aamnetaves Preas lic schools between the fourth and BLOOMINGTON, April 24.- SUNDAY NEXT— SEATS TODAT eighth grades were admitted free. and all grade and high schoo! teachers attended the concert as the guests of Phi Mu Alpha. under rial tablet unveiled at Illinois Wes- the auspices of which the orches- leyan University today by the Illi- tra appeared here. Both afternoon nois Department of the Women’s and evening concerts were given Relief Corps Miss Alice Fallows. serEes he ci are, first Ps es in the untversity a itorium daughter tisho Fallows, ‘as ~ abi fae meres at the CEE laiuh, The laree daced alenee be! | ; of Renn Rio , oe laughter of Bishop . waS ORIGINAL CAST AND PRODUCTION made P nublic servants rheir first \ , ts ee x ; a : elen Traubel. soprano, was the invited to unveil the tablet. which Nights. 50¢ to $2.50 : Nearly a year ARV: ; ly niust he Mirs VW naiing fo; her ruests has ‘ ‘ > soloist. The evening program in is the gift of the Relief (Corps. Sat. Mat.. 50c¢ to $2 WED. MAT. 50c-$1 ' ‘rs Associat 3 Bi. ee consideration necessari ; Schoo! Teachers Association a 2 iia - & , id of their patrons. been indefinite Vv postponed becaus i - » yUbD! . i onsider- 3 Ss ' : ; me ‘ . : ae the eroOnve nie nce : rei a ’ | 7 «a * ) ‘ 3 : : Miaistical data which had) 9 PCMSGpet MEM, | Many St Loulsans m0 S0Fk OY morher. Following the visit of the §i-_. 2 a. t entirely of those who cannot ) place Will nave a a BS 2S ee 4 Coming Direct From Long Chi Runa. when it was learned, in an - 0 MOs ate ;' ; \ and Mrs. Browns Sie i Nights, 50¢ to $2.50: Sat. Mat.. to $2 d Ry . Al other time, an = = : Rreakine All Records —---- July that the come down at any niea — . ficial way, ‘ast July. %h 3% ce Ocal { ‘lose the store then would be The most 1 . lett ! ) wTAET cscesnsneneneallll the Delmonte. Grand Cen NEST MONDAY SEATS NOW +. Ri Spt FAR £5 oe 0 ‘ : \ . Lift eae. ie Ol oll | ie llers 4 Ori 4. i ee an! ites tr al and Ca pito! Theaters . Arthur Hopkins Presents intendent was making an in- | Peet a hardship on these patrons. Page eggs! cteae thie ere, gation of the entire reaver: ry “The management of each of the rortland place aia ms ‘ daughter thoto by Kandele PELMONTE—BIG GIRL REVUE AND FAMOUS JAZZ BAND teachers: salary question. We : “ag rege f Drees stores realizes to the fullest the yon qyare, received “ St L uis MRS. CHARLES BISHOP BLOOD. GRAND CENTRAL-—ORIOLE BRUNSWICK RECORD OR- Meved that a start had heen MES. GORDON H. SAWYER Riiteatettiee elie een Tee, VIOW- | e1.nte were nosbid te : CHESTRA Therefore, assuming that f the employers a! om at ale ‘The: io lee RS. BLOOD and her sister, CAPITOL -RODOLPH VALENTINO S FIRST MOTION PIC fe Her GC worable recomme ndation to the work ' TURE er Comedy Suc aliaiees f giving those ee aN aati Miss Mary Walsh, were hos- t THE = La ae B4 of Education would follow WOMAN RANKER WEDS Peer em Ot yer ee ee oe eh 7 - /d teases at , LAUGHING LADY ‘ . oe | a rn . lu e | in the stores just as much time a the latter part of Ma : . ridg > “ye on Ry Sir Alfred Sutro ; ‘ory Ss) “- 1 at . le ‘ va Terdy +’ - t i= J SS i = 7 due time, we cons dered lat possible for them to relax and find expected home earls lay complimenting iss ar Nights, $1-$3. Mat Wed. 50c-9§2. Me publicty would be snap- QASHIER OF ARIZONA BANK Pos"!'"°.‘° gor she rie Chapline, whose marriage to Bat "hat Boe'98 80 ‘ ' _— 71 oe i te. | “Ts bring this about, many 0! Mrs. Brown-O' Fallo: Whitelaw Reed will take ~. Home of Dave Silverman ‘x SOUVENIR MATINEE TODAY aT : ‘eat dis int- . Miss Mary J. Scherrer WEST END L ’ RI . “It has been a greal disappoint Romance of Miss ar; ; Vietor Record Orchestra Marie Prevost—-Robert Ellis £7 “The Sheik as He Used to Re “THE WANTERS”’ Rodolph Valentino Wendling’s point ot al ’ downtown stores, which are Ness apartments wi there were six ta tt to the high school teachers Had ite Beginning at Avantic i'members of the Associated Retail- and depart May 15 t tien a | bles cards Fae; BAR pes mt ao far as they know, nothing City Imst Year. era. close not a half-day. but all house party at the Derby in Louis- &8!¥e" at the home of ine mes;ensee me ever come of the investigation Ordinarily a bankers’ convention! aay on Saturdays during July and ville and after a week moth r Bee. FF. A. Wee eet ch the Eeperintencent was Te~ | -s matter-of-fact stuff. Loans, dis-| August. The store workers are en- New Yor k. where her mot) Raymond avenue 3:16-00GEe Seuae maa anes nade. paddies ae, eounts collateral and taxes are couraged to go out Friday evening John Young Brown has FAMOUS MOTION PICTURE STAR ee: ote os a a trend reese jan Si eal aN eh HENS ges oe eS, Noe ates MMA | Xx O'Fallor ’ f 4464 West Pine eee eee Se eT SS SEES 10tt De ter ithe 4 Luxurious Society Drama Very First Motion Picture ed by the study, though we did | main topics of discussion 0 eountry. and the stores do what’ Miss Ev: and , roof Mr. and Mrs. John ( k information on the subject. mance is elsewhere they can to make this possible. One In an Interesting Playlet, Pit has been impossible to de. | : ; me enn tores maintains a Europe washes he nvention of the American) of the large s ! EE ey | mankers lati at ‘atiantic|arse farm in the Osarks where i ae Fake ee | : Dick Himself Recommends HELEN COYNE & HENRI FRENCH ME heterhows wit me Eins is T ssone.. | tChOnS OF 1th CNPISTEE WHO CRACNEXO| |, |... nave-been eccupying the |. \!t%. Ford W. Thompson ees This Picture as His ‘‘Very THE THE oo ee, See ee “8 fast, was ei 1@o0 80 may go each week-end. chm 9 il rshing avenue has returned from ; . ”? - SHARROCKS TwE oso mayveé and Mrs Phomas bal 7 Pass Chris-, Best Piece of Acting ) yon — Ter ider that the responsibility of | punk of Commerce. St. Louis. and time as is possible. eo | T tn ti an | meet ating and sponsoring any re-|Gordon H. Sawyer. vice president “It is regrettable. of course, t! ie eo eular demand, another See- h aot, « , @as : ; , aes al? rn n Smith of 6500 Ellenwood photograph Matinee this afternoon. nofthe high schoo eachers ‘and cashier of the southern Ari- the stores cannot be closed a ha! ry mallev of 4556 West i } " every lady receiving an autographed . ' one te . e te av ' ry achedule devolves solely|,onq Bank & Trust Co Pucson. day each Saturday throughout the ne boulevard wil depart tod: 7 pig ei gs - ee. — “ve ony A. WEE on) the Supe) inte nose 7? oft | \ ' introduced. The, were Ye ir. Te da ec though “ ould ‘ , ’, ‘ — ‘ o- r Visit — lati terri ‘ ] LO New y ork. eo **. . ; W ee ee ee ee wee es a ee me ‘ of iG ies} place and Mrs. Ariz.. were . a tion, A year and a half 4g0 | ¢riends when the convention | work a hardship on thousands Of wre and Mrs Bailey's daughte Among the hostesses today at : *;y* . - 4 . . . . ‘ 4 . » ‘ i ended Thev returned to rucson St Louisans and for this reason the Miies (‘arolvn nas As riests ‘ , incheon and entertainment at Vhe ; | B I: R MUSIO superintendent states, in a gcen- }eort of wa) that the board and St. Louis, but correspondence jdea is not feasible ir » tar as tne Miies Saides Sandford and MiSS tie Sy Louis Woman's Club will | wid not consider favorably any ¢pniowed. stores are concerned. Constant, pyonrothv Mckenzie oth of Plain he Mmes. Alexander N. De Meni! E NCHAN IED. Zr | Bee DELMAR AND GRAND f- : an Hello. FOLKS: position which would cal! for 4 11 o'clock this morning in thought is being given the weltar field. N They will remain untill wWinthrop G. Chappel! Henry § a\ HERE 18 BOMETHING increased expenditure of funds te . ‘ath “al Miss f « rs | executives, and, Tet , 1 - NEW TO ENTERTAIN You Ah - una?. | Christ Church Cathedra! sl of store workers by execu! ' ars , Veen because of Rutler, Louis Kregel. P. H. Cullen MN LIBERTY MUSIC HALL. on DELMAR . 4 s 8 »' ’ Bapparent that this combination Scherrer became \Irs Sawyer, aesurediv. as better conditions can nNourning in 1e BRailev familv Jose Theaters ieee Oca, “Hn 4 Theater) is NOW OPEN. HERE yeu . owar he eat . r 4 ie o t-o!- eo "ke ’ 1 ‘ally his i] ter? Ins thet . IOs aw! , 7 _ ) attitudes toward th QuUeStION |Dean Scarlett officiating Out-of- he worked out generally, th entertaining hem is n sig. Edwin Bosse. Mary B. Pollard we get FOUR BIG SHOWS for the price of Bs ONE HERE this week you will see _ ' —- om me ~ —_ = a= _ ———aa ' : . tad . . . ; ‘ > . f he M | : | O R ofr titutes a position which is imMN Town attendants were the bride - he done for mal Kdward kverett Haverstick. Wil- rop.. ‘ C | 7 | g. J. W. | WHY GET MARRIED,” nable. In the superint ent ~~ ae Char! t - vawie Trie oy e superintendent's sisters Mrs n J. La Mothe lam H udwig, Fristoe i] | oP. DREE LAFAYETTE. you " UBLIC OPINION memion, the board would not spend | ae new Rochelle. N. Y.. and Mrs PHYSICIANS WHOSE CARDS a Ey eRe Sm ee Mi this | triehes Rests Gaede faa DRER LAFAYETTE: yo - money which the increase dD f T1 h The morning’s maul fron rs. Harvey jy. KF. Laurie. Walter Smith, Miss Coming Saturday te gg ae Bg ph N. Gettys, Charles H. Laes- , er | cc ooper o Comedy id cost, and many members of bridal couple wil! reside in Tucson APPARED IN PAPER REBUKED piime) Muda for a tea Wednesday race ‘il, and Miss Elizabeth , the Grand Central. with FORTY PECPLE, tt , GIRLS. and the prettiest i ° y he ft. . . : ‘ . oie ; ‘nonon "Pr m4 , Psy ’ ham e — feta ; : . This colu min is designed to vr" produce boa d stand upon the le gal lin, after a Toul through the South —— Py ptihiilies we of } erie \ ; i ‘ f ,e ee \ er the lune heon Mrs. VW eat End Lyrie and assembled in St Louis an 7 , . - ys ~ ‘ : " soy * ; , ? =a = hi 1] ** . } . * oor ve . 7 Mihout bias the latest comment by the pee Of initiative power Miss Scherrer, a daughter of Mr.| Letters Sent to = ' yaucevente sh =" gjwiee | “oe ead “The Piper, Cepitel Theaters. company of actresse« and comedians dia ubi ies TM is true that the charter and Mrs. John J. Scherrer. 3640 Medical Society by the Stuart Mudd. The guests ha\ ' whine Preston Peabody. including Curt Jones. former! Y puolicists, newspapers and period’ Which governs the management of!c - avenue. heg ‘ork with the ethical Committce. invites onr 4 to Vaudeu! ge hog — dh Bae, ls on thy ur / ; 7 : ha Ww avenue, eran work I 5 . a : - audeville acts and Cireus acts oes Ff StTIONS 0} the duy. public echools of St. Touie National Bank of Commerce as Aa When professiona! cards 0 0 Yr. a r stuart \Mud@ and % ee ous every day from 4 ~e ‘ - ; ; ; = to . N , ~ tiholds from the Board of Ed1:- stenographer in 1918 and had a members of the St. Louis Medical hab: Tauchte) kris ght shows from 7 to 13. i ori are —- a er . I , Saturday and Sunday, continuo = | | , 4 us, I ** yr . . ™ ~ > ‘ . =o : ’ . “ - '*, ? ; - _* ‘ ' "“s> ® . CNTTED STATES or MUsIc.” tion the power of initiative in rapid advance Besides being one Society recently appeared in a @! | ue of Mudd's — ' G ‘s 4 The pric es sre. ALL SEATS. On) t} . yY " eee ; tlers concernir the netr ‘tig, . . Be — } . Ts wnidt publishes d Pou } ~ * e ay . “See s's ; a eoee = on ay to Mriday, 27e: Saturday and 1e New York Times. ing instruction of the few women bank executives rectory and buyers guia , 55 ? ’ Sunday. 36--NO HIGHER. Children HERE has bye e’Try « rg i: ed ; Kc ; eo the 4 . riment and VeSts if In the Sl.- in wf | ouis ehe was considered nt ly the Sf Louis Cath rsit Hierald ue ALL THE TIME. Ten cents. _ i. = iT 4? 7 » : : “1 " | | : . _ _ ’ : " ; — a . oe : , ly haere j Ss " nendent llowever. the re CHT « authority on wills the Ethical! ‘ ormmittee . 1e ? ‘ ‘ |? j 7? ’ ryt i ’ i a - e we — ‘ : li | ae Sy) »? . ’ , : ming - . : +; v . - ‘ . : py Ay a iii. ; atetiatl ‘ : ’ i \ fo? ‘ onteniporary nly could he rya) intention of de eh Pe ee ical society held A special meetil e. f the kk « *. . oad ce Pal 4 4 ' . ; , . | N. Vv. A. WEEK — P a with its headquarters in London, ) ying the board the right of cor FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DUSE Seabees eee ae ee ae ak yd sy Mmtbay i: . = * ac, gh BF ee | ' WO i | COLUMBIA? 2 | : is referred to by one critic aa the mective crilicisn In fact. it TERE SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES ractices and warning tha while Pital of this “new l‘niteg Stat \ tirely evident that ‘oy) he ot thical p States of Mu- | t that it would - Lays Wre ethical } , : ' ~ado aye reath Italian Ambas-ador a) af the cards would who ynderwent ~>9 TT) i? i? ix inter 4 »@ possible fron ’ et: ’ ; , .o Are ¢ slinding . : : : ' ig . | ’ » . " : ¢ i« | ) lT t . ‘oe re’; vr ATA! ("t i the : is internationally constituted | | mnepoint | on Coffin in Presence of lew. ippea Psi ot eg pw . ne nferred from a performance by ft Cticabilit, to administer t} , result in a Summons . . : r* Lesoriats ‘Te! ~Offin of Nit ‘= . rr = . ~ . lowers ae me , ) xpression olic Herald They were way leonora os See: ; ; he monev was for a 4 ‘ ' imp! ePSssj]o)) nN i . , : _ of 1 taliz eople rate , fes- of the sorrow of the Italan peo} eybscription and not for a protes oo 4 . ,f ‘ . ts ? dar ical Committees letter at a meet April 24 The mortal chapel. several members of the ing of the society Tuesday night balr ' on : +1 i te _—— . ‘ sot the last of the French company were seen talking loud ‘7 He was ruled out of order when , me rpone lie riving the 1 - he offers } the resolution “ne ~ when time for considering Frequent sailings from New York to Cherbourg, Southampton and Hamburg, with excellent rail con- } abandoned in the pe) of Hy subur . ‘ - yers on instruments” will be here. This @ the ban convent here, among themselves ' pression that there was son late m bod Neues Wiener Journal satisfaction over arrangen *nis for resolutions was reached under thes “ vf ~ ; . . ’ ; @ rr , = se ese . — ‘ ! mies of Charles X, his sor. tne funeral. Consul Telesio Vucci | pyjes, he had departed sailings and booklet apply to: vy . aa’ 4 . =] . in w bett# humor in work together It - hs Angouleme (Louis An- denied that any untow ard im ident ere es e de Bourhe he eo} is i a, 8Ponme MMEND COOLIDGE Epected that hundrede of cities will take So - te the Duchess! marked the services. The fun ie WOMEN " a ’ " { re ‘pe . . ‘ . . , 1 . r ‘ ’ Ty the Cwmle bration oft Aliuisic Week hea ne e Z ari¢ Theres e | hat party, including ni rnienrgl canbe #1 = . 7 On daugh a of Louis XN \ t the company. will leave }” Das “« Voters’ vEhout At erica The use of the radio, d th rh sd { ‘ y " ] . P , . . . , ° - . ° : eve : |= carrvit rd the best SEREEEL even mite oe ( hambord al Saturdays night ta? ‘ on World cour ried hers . T’reas orchestras, “The singers as well as the mis- nections to al! parts of Europe. For —" reacrl fr the Protect them from possible dami- a national Relations in his address : S47 sch Set: agtots bes — — ———— sae: at A he ¥ Music and the wider reach o ) May 1. | , the As. (a ef. taede i oes | iiARRY HOLMAN & CO io suggest +) ; when 4Uring aeria!) hombardments ee at the annua! luncheon i. nM a> © Seg | 4 s a . TREE tae coments womne ’ | : an 2 JOBYNA RALSTON op he compet re will be an International Music Week. Were placed in the chapel of Pope Reccives Cardinal Mundelein. sociated Press in New York anced ~*~ i DE HAY EN & ‘ I¢ E the eor ing contemporary international nah of Doebling, where Zita Ry the Ase@nciated Tres day Was commended b; one rca oe . * oe * And Other ph nee Mn 8 x it ned to build sumptuous tombs ROME, April 24 Pope Pius t0- | »f Directors 0! the National , am: | Matinees Saturday and Sunday et 2:4 ic me lehratio: (in rague th : weart 7 ; ' , is ‘ Fee Sr Tonight Continuous, 7 to 11. Usual Pepu- The Mundelein peague of Women Voters 4 ‘Prices. Children, Except Sunday be “Incumbent upon each national se Ma), revolution however, fore-| aay received Cardinal! | capac S : = lar Dp 'O provide for an adequate perform Wed this plan the newspaper of Chicago in private farewell audi- preconvention session vesterday. A ri a argains /y Nights, 13¢. Pius Li ;' —E of it country’s music.” America is v8. and the bodice were practical- | ence holding him in cordial con- telegram expressing approval of i; | ; ) | FOUR DAYS, OPENING BUNDAY MAT, ‘et represented in that symphonic meet : forgotten That of Charles N | versation for more than an hour. |+he address was dispatched to the he kK R \ YI NOR M AN but the time will no doubt come when . = Poorly embalmed and is crum The Cardinal! will depart tor Milan | president by Mrs Maude — weoe Women ’s Cas | | - . Cc . ™ hi me 1 . hall have our contribution to make 18 > @ s into dust tomorrow on his return hom: Park. president of the Nationa! - © | "ane other foature ects. eo. SOonenees. 9 ) STINNES SEVERFLY JILL Steamship Movements. nt aciiiation. of Watiinal Badkec Quality Silk Hose a a | | | | |yeaaeeeseeeeraetassconne esse sents Organization Praises Stand There, after public) services x Ry the Agsecmwe ** : , N b April } EEUU” [> >> La Lh e« ree : BIEL THE PTOW OF COMMERCE. NE em : ASEH te he Asso ated _Prewe oe ea nell aa Saving of 25c to 75c a Pair | MAMMOTH ’ ou Sa INDOOR CIRCUS m the Louisville Courier-Journal! Wublieh ny , : R WARREN ¢) =F Ambassa and the Pow oa teh ' New York. Apri Mongolia. world court hearing befo ° the Quer Former Prices | AILREN, the American » BERLIN Ap | committee of the Senate For Hi ST. LOUIS POLICE RELIEF | 4BBOCIATION ' 13) Coliseum, April 2ist to May 4th i) 23.—Frau | c sub Gor at Mexico (ity, in presenting his J ® severely ()) from Hambute oe | Affairs Committee in Wash- ho: PERF E fe 7" i LEW CODY | : 1 I (inclusive), 1924. RAYMOND GRIFFITH Ase f Fifty High-Grade Cireus Acts 1} ~ he —s Pas aT } remen Apri é ee a re a " * ‘ 44 . ™ os ‘? ; : . ' ’ York | ; , ’ © of confidence it is this “atmosphel | EP Gispositinn « Management . } og resident REV C W MAGGART RESIGNS PURE SILK EMBROIDERED. Clocked fasn Ss = HOBART BOSWORTH , i Poetics Bans. Police Souaven, , ' ' ' ; ele tops Blac ind ( rh ed s § ' - ; Two Perfor cose Dally we f : in @ } CLAIRE WINDSOR EDMUND LOWE MAE BUSCH entials to President Obregon said after Ne IS a i PxApcrience yf the world show: that . j tx the fina!) A A et Ct et cL tts tact. ta cyt ‘ ; : ‘ Vie ‘iy SiZf ’ ' ’ Hugo Stinnes’ Lh nr Stin- from New York ington on April of the days ontiden vat ads for betwee? ~Tt the , Singapore \m : 6 ‘ 1) he pleads for . = dead niagn: / #3 iat | | a men ct ; , Tickets $1.00 ” Seats. 250-— SAT URDAA) Now— Thomas Meighan Pastor of Reen VMemortal Lutheran ngaria Church Will Take \ acation. GLOVE t) rn | 7 : ‘ Tig \ [ Be 14 ’¢ ’ : et | . ' \\ i¢ ed sail . ly ime King sinee 19189. both in the old q oe Peats were eft to his familv as y* : SitAS. | : "’ : : : ‘ork. Apri brown and «1 and the new pte sponsibility for ihe . Unit, With the iden tYocnt rau New York. Apt | ‘ : . : : ; ed, if ' ; . a ’ _ l wth yan Us, omy mil eal iif is already ehnarée , Nes could keep atTy\ possible - f ith | ihe Paris signed as pasto! Small ness * rtsighted lo New York. Apr -" wuseure, to the \« "1 fron, uPpSsetliing his plan moria! lutheran - . 1. : 7 : Ss — of the Government at Washingt , Perpetual effectiveness of his Havre . °s Olvmpl Kingshighway, and WwW | leave © - . ' . sa? ; »* «> 7 7 oe > . . . poli ¥Y has not ons bred suspt« jaon an Une ak one w erkine unit Southam ] Louis ehortly after May bie HOSIERY SAVINGS DEPT “a lity abroad but has inte rrupted the sr . ‘ - New York f e to take a vacation of two 5: : ‘ — , " a» ‘olumbus cit pian ‘ ‘ . ‘ ; ; . _* Of commerce between this country — . oe Wedding Party. Bremen, April o-. months or more before engaging if MENS Bie SOCKS. VWOWEN SS | 81.00 oe — wee ype “ae “Ve ’ ns Mle xileo The Lernipe el } Olden , . The *Rev a W Maggear't has r¢ of the Reen M: DROrsTITCH AND LACE FRONT. , rs py rows Rroeken been . . © = . ~~ s fiarfield N\ 4 ‘A Yor) Rese: ved a AT THE ‘*The Confidence Man’ q*)}y J oh. sine. ee ’ rr . c Tr ton, ; an | =) ~ . - . " eT - eee: * , — 7 wedeme anniversars New York amd rom poutne , ' tive ork again. Me ' « seo A _ —— ADE per te " Sail ribbed cot. a i OR SPO i ca ete ale B \ SEB A ] L TOD \ y VE aT D ent gif tive Atnobassador ~ addrcs. indi ale r and M . (* wus Rove 7 } Apri! mae | - , - ? the r friends as- ete ~ — ) ane ‘ amed la ron sizes 7 9 and ' | N 1D EK R EK | | . ‘ : 7 | | . Th W w d Pla he coud « ork done bw Mr. Warren at ! mer un avenues. : : Hambure April 7 Thuringia About »' ~ S ' Be + the home ail sige ‘ 2en 9 or a rte 9% * - 4 4 4 4 4 7 c oe e ood ar yers | M a vo whe d ” New ¥ : peunes 7 ee ena 54 tea utiful~—Cherok and tows - | ie . ; in GRO. M. COMAN'S Musics! Comedy ee 4 ose relatives will gathe¢ for New Tors ‘ Rev. and Mrs. Maggart. 4549 Pais 65¢ 550ce Cc ae — var OE genes yg Pe ** DAU WIN O » VERY - cp oth g rr irk that what he said wee ye ~~ home of GOH the son Pieraus April : Asia, New| of the & ue "ae express regre' for roday and Friday — Fiorence 4o MINUTES FROM i « ‘ ; : 1 > iti . ; . hen 4 ven | : | . : ony Wilh the pollew laid down yy }’reee r. Ther. six ¢hiltdren all York Cr " aenartinte and cood wishes , Vidor oe Hox Seats on Sale 409 Olive St.. Olive - 076 Next SCRAMBLED wives Wilson respecting this country) - ‘ ‘ ; ‘or ' toward 1 watiy America. and especiall¥ ’ . Red In the din! ‘ ~— ir *, neron New York ? : ’ we appreciation aft he ri Mexico IS eve; Bitjhee tye Aniwerp, Avril - Canadian In-' wes © M irt’s ” i. ; ; ; ; . , : ArER: : “any o8 Cures : on ' ; lant Nlontre : Hie Mr. , ~ * : _ ~ a me - me — I a : —_ work here

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ere RR ES IO TET EEN ET ee ee ea ee ee a ee Bee ee | encore oY Sine EN I TT TEE TR Sn ah cy Ee, ss ie ban Sts aes . ” . — SOT ae ; : ‘ j “g ~ : : 4 v od I; ae a — W ; 5 apey . is ; a cu — ' we ss sis " . : . ” , * Z is eS * . hong aa, ~e wa r..F =e § : al Foam ’ . . ° = — > INE The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the morning and one other eve newspaper COM D 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mis be : 3 | this organization a membership of | shall it profit a party to win nom- those principles to government. and for which tt , nd intends toe be free to pursue —s ' ; | , , ; neat evelop , a= » pursue | edented in _ =* * ° , is? a ; n- to i] a itself ywer.ess to d ; - >’ . y many of . . : ; .e retar ro" guilt. But as Chail man of nie Republi an handed together for the purpose f n : po ny blicly this po ix ¥ without com plication or in 7) our : " a LAUNCH ANO William Maffitt Bates. recently *" ine ca-Serens* | + Committee becinning the policies to which it is puss” embarrassmen +, national Bist hhd - abies wate . P ‘ ie 7. earvy to £ressiona: OMMsL ice, WS + oe sse ne ahaa _ . = th ; = . ‘ > tial ; is DATrTass! nt—nence this decilar- Te: ~—. . SR _'a two-thirds vote is necessar) S of waging war on those who e 2° ™ whe tory it 4s : i han ever t os > MOVE appointed an Assistant Circuit At seca ' hment trial. “My dear Hubbell” and expressing seek | pledged? The only YX a | othe ef eis tid tee a) he duty a filed for election sevice ha ees single Id give ‘0° destroy thcir party from within. ' worth while for a party te win is ’ , - sHucpencence which iS ¢ilizen and of every ' torney, vester ay i ‘ . f the hope | at Brad, “would | - .& aett?hy> tase Ai} ta bia iLnin. . 4 es sshit a' a pe a the highest ‘ . - a a ne é as . ' , ~ . = ; . he verdict had to be ome oO ac- “2 = ooon é 6 > _ P . , 4 _ e toed Tiger. ss 2am ii ,OrTn Or feal \ . ¥¢ 4 y7 Green mre. © o GQ HH. Ma The April meeting of the Repub- The Star a ntil Gran Star Route contractors The Presi- to make good in the app ication ¢ , »* %5 i e rs. Dd ¢ r- sa . a a8 os SF > -- - - »¢ - ¢ the open until 7TAT : e Laat “ ? >see t i oe . bs i Tae 4 Mrs Nettie I " ’ ee ae = at ib in the Cham- brought into > 3 . P oe . . iis aca ; a « shall. Mrs. S. W. Carr. Mrs. Wylie ican Womens Ciud in had left the White House, but they dent replied that it was intended 4: (ree! Miss . ena Frank. Mrs. Wil- ber of (“ommerce yesterday was ad- undoubtedly owe their origin to the a cail upon Brady to contribut . am liam S&S Cor iry Mrs Victor S.| dressed by Mrs. Lon 0. aie ay political ineptitu je and mora! the campaign fund out of his own . : ; Meammenacher and Mre. Lena Me- Republican National Committeewo- anemia of his administration. The pocket. The letter was at least in- | e aded 7: sila “a nae ae ti qartn \Irs Charles Hovt. Mrs. oh 5 . . + » * - = . — . 2 - nr *¢ ? ry a3 > Seek State Auditorship. ' Ee, “a tracts with the Government at a of and connivanc in an eftort °t ant \ . Charlies Ellis and Miss Elizabeth one aa —— 301 sovernment employes 6118 sages =o ¥ , ¢ | Se lames pice cost of almost $¢t , . A Syndie shake cown Government empioye: j im Mrmingznam Oo: J Aino “eo rr i. ps . . , > : “A ; formerly State Fish : ~~ ‘in TR ‘oH thal q comtractors and both Republican Entire Prosecution Fizzied. P ° B Robert Wel , >+ " 4 0 i nr i, - : . . 4 Commissioner. announced.in 8&' Sidney . coyT om . at and Democratic politicians (even Whether Brady could have made , oremos as 10ns 4 -er is bein srought forward by _ , : ‘ , ~ 7" the ability Touls last night that he had re- awyer, :> being bro - . ar “ \then the two historic parties were other and worse exposures cannot be ze. sCLlENTIST who has the ability te . nee } ‘ our emocrats s — ?, ub eee consid*red nis ae i=0n to be a NO! (hHeas. Missouri ‘ a as combin ne ww © T) sé f.interest gaeé- t 4 a Anvnow various excuses a possible candidate for the Demo- would } where be was born and reared — - were*so considerable—and their rance Continued From Page 19. mutual insurance system so effec- aie ® - _ — $$$ $ $$ — tive—that prosecution was impeded. OLD GUARD “HOUSE who have been active in Repub- mediately accepted by the compla- The Second Assistant Postmaster- : : ORGAN” ASSAILS A group of St. Louis women. | -_— ’ “ lin » @i€ make public 2 ; then went on by an equally Eventually he a CITY DEMOCRATS ‘who is a candidate fer re-election. | #74 majority to record its helief letter from the President to trial Carefully chosen for particular women at a price candidate for the Derr ‘ratic nom - . I xis man ie 2) r “a t A "pose of in- nere fo in ; for postponing his . ss = COME AND oo —? waite a tic nomination tor isaeurenani- = oe —_— n : : L io] ination for -'Tate A rditor An s CTa vit s 7 “ - . o creas ne ’ e a . i r a j €Te- iT” i Ww _ nai ¥ dr ppe For t at s an invitation. 1010; . t erature to , : , >i Ling : ry .ov nas iae ac- _. . «en a6 te ' x > . would not seen the piace Rirming- Governor. Lo} ~ : P “ es tain stage iines The usual method - TINA er the entire prosecution a sudden changes o mpera:.ut . . . = en 2 | oe Bele Throu 80OUt ine * (arte. . oie son o** a | — . ~ : i , iy : hams withdrawal leaves the con- QUaintance a ~~ d i _ {was to get up petuons asking fizzied According to the account ’ mic tissue destined to live oniy if . )- "¢ . , ’ , 4 2 > - ~w bu . . —————e os moe stig eve i ae eeake [Soe rease in the number of of E. Benajmni Andrews, only one * deteriorating he said, or, at le Georce H. Middickamp of Kansas ber of public enterprises of | my gall trips a week or for quickening the |.an was ever punished, “and in this _—” lution , . . . “—*? »? io = —_ Net Tea To = . rs, ‘ - » 22.24 se ‘ ua u . City. former State Treasurer. and Wide interes ae 68) CX5 nag time of the run , nen © pOlli- «ase the Government was in error | fermen’ wr oN f th t : anne his candidacy within a RR ge , pace ey ke ; be - rv ¢ tne r Gefeated nominee for Autor in ann ~~ e . “et =e mH. C a he MI clans ee | . To } " ie. Bi iuict es imaies , > +'«a ~~" a” Carthace a candidate for the nom- su. Ord O. E ng.on 4 a - vided het ween ae gen Uemen for the defense had seometh ng to ado man " eo Let it he yellow = 4 > art Jj ains of Slater :, Sa eal Mae —_— ‘ Oat i Teg nei ne AES a " jress the stag - 4 ination in 1920. and John Toison tative we ; 7 Ha oa ~ crooxs int} Ww as IDg Lon and the 1.at 3 V ae tne taiiurTre To obtain COT vice “ First to - on “way art there who e . . ~- re ' nN li ates r oT tz e nomiina sO. a ’ -~} -- t ~ 7 A a nr a ‘= 7 > oe . . . a _ - : of awa. a =. - . 4 7 of Fayette. a farmer and former 4 ana nel-shirt hold-uf men in he | sions for the Star Route frauds. Co Blue Gray Purple Kid . a Island , mh . Ji AWa 44 a i > Ls a4 us ‘ + , , «SS the = . = ¢ hle ‘ nd — as ‘ 77 | i. *¢ — - ‘ —_— “at at 2y > @ re | -he - . P - - , | > ~Tc. A ve ee : 7 a € member of the Legislature The Twentieth Ward Regular Re- | Provinces. By this method ¢t Robert G. Ingersoll was one of the Patent Leather I etn the Poe e ce all the reams of ‘ate, © -ee 4 : —— 125 >a; t ar : ;, . : jeep ib th Jie Political Notes. publican , s meeting last | P@yments , ee were lawyers, and it is doubtful the ae Garden. Cf™) a il the secretaries Wot »=* : - q - - 4 > .* ~ ; av, at sv Ri. in - e the payr of ° nes was — a ae a ii _ os ham bers of eomm int LJ ay ; + ed a resc : au g up ne e Oruuant coup than His piea oe ) f tree @uarters today issued a comment ' . , boosted from $65.21 »D $530.313. i - P ; ° “ad Florida Jungies ort: pound o> : . . uN zard ie lerat : ’ °**2 Rey i} an : . : : ‘ . . 2 en? WAN ha ; served the saa forma 5 aoe ain =fes —— -. J Pe. on , 7 °c announ? ese sTazce _ w mn Prue 5 ere i> +) * >» * : i:61at ~ ~ : - . “Pr ‘ > 3 _ : ‘ u“ b? 7 s . " o > ) staie ' ve , un daeend servicee @id not carrw three letters » .- gere e of trees. with ther the if Atkinson that he ws t ses oy - ae ree tier 2s 465 aety iil sCicess ‘+ . “y : - - oy to the siz : : : : r A ’ uesdayv ° = ipt +t . --s ‘ ai = " m * « . - - - o- - . ane : is 3 » obtain e ence © e «aid ' av whether a particularly im Southeast Missour. © GARFIELD AND HAYES | , “to say whether a the ; nspirat Sin the Star Rout o 4 _. « o hk " . : . = ;iaa NS eu “at ©e¢ a e r uh > sc 7’ " | tj] + . nen ; WaASss - A . ms - - ch = Se eee chat be be ADMINISTRATIO Say helt have chains a : > ~ ™ ) ’ " | . = «* . . : we — WK soe ~ _ '’ —_— ° —_— : tles forme ~,. cent President. Just the same the Gémera! Th is W. Bradv. was mae ' ‘ . - oi af ‘ " - . " , 9 4 . ' , : . ti giection as Republican National ou of office he Senate ~ no { eeced £a ~ ne would revea (entivued Frem Page 19. : Tr) : 7 A " : . f wy ™ oy > = — - ‘ " . " “oO “ + ° 7 . =e a HLIiLiLee 1 Miss wi ri) ‘ a ; T en ~ ~ sf ¢ ow ragcing : oe} a s aft? , existen te succeed Mrs. Lon ©. Hocker, a close vote, decided that iM had, President . es e _ only “The Nationa! Republican wants at a time ™ the at least a million men and women, | ina! control of a Government of nationay ‘ 7 far the benefit of Dumb Alecks ii / | . 4 « | cists had diseovered protoplasm : ses whe the reflection from ago; stained glass in the nave of a nerh great cathedra! And littie cia) # einds—soft little winds coming calm right off the coral reefs of a thou- how gand miles ef South Seas; they wit | move like the prelude to a Bach 499 symphory « ver the acres of sugar our 1 cane and uP along the gentle siopes phim of Mona Kea the dead voicano. tO +he in a wilderness of whic THE FINEST PAPERS ~ WEBSTER’S 809-811 North 7th St Between Morgan and Franklin Black Satin lose themse:ves beaut) which - : ted . prowns and Te - ' Ave. life is soft there on bia wail ead seductive. And would ever come true. FOURTEEN YEARS of constant and phenomenal growth have proven that our policies were right. Economical buyers have profited by our progress— and have helped us prosper. Many who disagreed with our principles are ° now their strongest champions. All who doubted, now realize that our polli- cies are sound and economically correct. 1.—WE WILL sell for cash only, thereby eliminating all costs of book- keeping, credit systems, extra office expenses, and losses through bad accounts. 2.—WE WILL buy for cash only in the open market, taking advantage of ali discounts and trends of the market, and we wil! not be dominated by manufacturers through selling one brand exclusively. 3.—WE WILL turn our stock rapidly; requiring only a smail profit on each turnover; but accelerating the movement of stocks to make the profits more frequent. Less Money.” Our entire resources vw ene. Vast stocks have been assembled. We will celebrate in the usual W g after this celebration is forgotten. Come and share in the values we have prepared. ‘ . : ' o phone. mail or ¢. «@) b> orders filled: noching “old to dealer ~ BMis; sizes 2% | jx oo. pecial Lot of Boys’ Knickers: (AD >. aK) PHONOGRAP In pursuance ot our trons. we have made feature the complete the ultimate in mus satisfaction. WD 5 MEDS PD MOD § Wy") Mb al) Wy) The Brunswick Phonogra period models priced from at a price to fit every pure wey wW win) TTY Yaa) \ ™ ON Wyn), “A Convenient Cr my") WD won w I) | | a Myung, \ WN, we'd NY) WI uny) HEEE a Complete l oS . 2 CFE SRS SBM wey = } a" My" Wi") WON) ~p a) | mn) WHAMMY) Wong) Witty, wg") wg | bogey

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To PTS SES NG ST II : RE sp * ¥ ot I@ R ——== PART THREE. ° SOL RPE Sr age Sey > « > ' 7 — ’ — . = eae P - 3 +t y eo ” * " . a Pas ¥ ~ - De’ ys ¥; ‘ ae a ij F i : : : , . : “sa . o e f : - ; - é x ‘. ’ *. Me ee ; %, °, ' ¢ fe f ms ol - . ‘ss * FF ’ oe , 7 & te i, é THURSD " APRIL 34, ines by ee tein ment. ‘and for which it ; ican wants at a ntends to ¢ time of na ti risis are | onal x to pursue precedented in many of ita plication or in: all our natioe ; , nal Wh ; his declar- IS ThHOre thes , “gene | : > (han ever the duty ® which is (ilizen and of every * | ®aity to a. battle boldly in behalf of per believes which they believe,” . oa ee rege ee ee "7 a Fe 4 PAGES 23—40)) © % PUD feag ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1924. mee { ‘side of the istand. She doe the back — , th are |" all | to health after her man had |the shoulder. And-—well, they are) ig Hicks does the drinking! see, sO many yellows and browns. Unusual Tales WAdventure, iragedy. “he Humor », From Real L PAPER ‘GAINS|} E AND LOOK “a %/ iologists had discovered prot A MATTER OF PROTOPLASM. By Robert Welles Ritchie. SCIENTIST who has the ability to talk in words of one syllable for the benefit of Dumb Alecks like myself once told me that oplasm must be subject to frequent sudden changes of temperature to achieve its best growth. Ppro- ic tissue destined to live only in an equable temperature had ; ‘gay of deteriorating he said, or, at least, of standing still in slow Bement of dissolution. fe 80 let this be the story of the protoplasmic deterioration of a First to dress the stage: Let it be Island of Hawaii away off there jn the Pacific. A veritable God's Garden. despite all the reams of copy written by all the secretaries of chambers of commerce in. Cali- sand Florida. Junglies of tree wns there. Begonia plants grow- to the size of trees. with their i sprays of blossoms dropping Tiffany ruby clusters. In the T PER ROLL TS PER ROLL HING OVER ~ sole blossom which lights up the EST PAPERS j= like the reflection from med glass in the nave of a cathedra!. And little and up along the gentle slopes Morgan and Franklin } * | 4 soft little winds coming 4 off the coral reefs of a thou- | , miles of South Seas; they like the prelude to a Bach of Mona Kea, the dead volcano, to d Aye. life is soft there on Hawali mphony over the acres of sugar L North 7th St . los themselves in a wilderness of geductive. And the browns and |.200 years of tradition behind him gat we'll call Hicks; and how he proved a scientific theorem. ‘yellows and the few whites there who either labor or cOmmand labor as their individual] destinies dic- zation” in a word to conjure with ae. | how Hicks lived for two years Out tate, take life very softly. Not so Hicks—at first. that is to’! say, Emerson T. Hicks—to com- pound a felony of mendacious dis- | guise the islands with a stern and rock- bound determination to uplift somebody, scmehow. A lot of New Englanders did this same thing a little more than a hundred vears ago; they were missionaries and. | perhaps, they were upheld by a spe- | cial providence watching over their calling. This dispensation some- | how missed Hicks. ‘souls of Japanese and Russians and cane. Pretty; I can attest to that,} She nursed Emerson T. Hicks: given him a deep knife wound in) living tégether now on the opposite ic . There are, you! | cated profession . . belonging to a worker in the sugar | for I have seen her. (\Copyri and chromatic variants from those . a two fast colors the teacher has his work cut out for him. “Americani- out yonder. Russians and Japanese, Koreans, Filipinos, Chinese and even Fijians with kinky hair—a fine forkful for any theorist in the science of education to swallow. They told me there in Hilo, which is the principal island town, in the plantation country, working with his school seven days a week when five were all the Schoo! Com- | mission required; working, I should explain, to get beneath the ex- | terior tan of the yellows and the browns so that he might carry up- | lift even into the homes of the su- gar workers. Picture to vourself the protoplas- mic energy of this New Englander, | born in a cold and bleak country, ‘and, perhaps, reared in a cold and) bleak code. Conceive of his manful | efforts over two years to whip into | some sort of aliveness the torpid | i / | Fijians, scholar and parents alike. | Living practically alone, mind you | o as . ‘ ‘ ) —came from New England to '—-I do not give the name of the vil lage: it would mean little to you-— | alone with his o’er-reaching ideals | and that consuming zealot's fire burning—burning hot within him. Were I writing fiction instead of brutal fact. I would be required to fill in a lot of space here; something about the sighing music of guitars and the notes of love song coming 'down the soft winds o' nights to where Hicks sat alone in his bun- With a Harvard education and our New England friend threw himself, with a zea)ot's fervor. into the first uplift work that came to which his scholastic which nis scholastic training had trainng had fitted him. That was teaching Teaching in Hawaii is a comipli- galow under the banana palms. But | remember this is science, not fic- tion. The she who inevitably inter- vened was a Filipino woman who wore her camisa in two starched wings over her bare sh8ulders, .col- or of old ivory. She was the very young wAfe—or let us say Wwoman—. ? JN MAY. STERN & CO. == NN ’ : ai, -N wes Se det hit Att hh ‘ " | , - ‘ a > ty - virnenm if : " . i ANNOUNCEMENT May-Stern take pleasure in announcing that they are now showing a complete line of , 5 LUMI satl Tt K PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS In pursuance of our policy of service and satisfaction to our pa- trons, we have made arrangements whereby we will henceforth feature the complete line of Brunswick Phonographs and Bruns- wick Records. Words are inadequate to describe the beauty of line and finish of the Phonographs—or the perfection of rendering and recording of these Records. wick Phonographs and Brunswick Records, we are giving them the ultimate in musical quality and the utmost in musical satisfaction. period models priced at a price to fit every gh | wager og, \ mM The Brunswick Phonograph line The Sign of Musical Prestige from $45.00 to $7 purse. In offering our patrons Bruns- ‘ncludes 24 upright, console, art and 50.00—a model to suit every taste Convenient Credit Terms Will Be Arranged Complete Line of Brunswick Records & Cal se. 23 Saye a Real Estate Loan Real Estate Public Relations Safe Deposit Savings JOHN J. KENDALL He was just a little boy; No doubt just another bad little boy, To most people, But he was my son's son And that made him an unusual little boy To me. So I established a Trust Fund At the Mercantile For his education. came In the family After I had to quit, But the money could not be diverted. His education is finished. I knew it would be When I started that fund. Reverses MARION BOLTON Yes, I was sawing money To buy some things for my wedding, When circumstances over which I had more control than some people think, Changed things a bit. The World thinks I’m disappointed Because the World reserves the night To judge; But I'll tell the World That I still have My Mercantile savings account, Which covers a multitude Of disappointments. . SAVE w E. LARKIN PRATT For some reason or other I cashed $3,600 worth of my Real Estate Notes And buried the money In a deep, dry, drill-hole Bored in Mother Earth. Naturally, the money diced; But I am going to get it back. I have invested $6,000 in more Real Estate Notcs, And in ten years The interest earned Will amount to just $5,600, And I will be even again. ‘ Money and interest are powerful If vou know how To handle them. MARGARET KNABB I had gained the reputation Of being rich ; In this world’s goods And it destroyed my peace of mind. At night I heard queer noises— In the daytime I was fearful to answer the doorbell. Then one night they did come, But luckily a neighbor’s dog Frightened them away. Almost too late I saw the way out, And let it be known That what few riches I owned Had been placed beyond theft In the Mercantile Safe Deposit department. Peace of mind came back, at a BU. oo ales Five dollars a year. THORNTON BROWN I have a checking account, A savings account, And have bought bonds Which I keep in a Safe Deposit box. My will is on file, in which You are appointed Executor, I have borrowed money From you And I even pay my rent To vou. And now You invite me to join a Christmas Club All right. Here’s five dollars; Make me a member— | A member who wonders what will be next In the way of “Mercantile Service.” BABY BAXTER They say my father Gave me a Mercantile savings account Before I was given a name, And I want to congratulate him for showing Rare paternal judgment; Because I know the name Will be only what I make it, And the savings account May help me Make the name mean something. SAVE CLIFFORD RANDOLPH Well, what if I did Spend $500 . For that so-called investment? I sent my son to college for a whole year At that price, And he did well; But he did not learn in that — year As much as I learned in a week, At that price. It taught me to pay Five per cent attention to the investment And ninety-five per cent attention To the seller of the investment. It taught me to buy values, not visions; It taught me to buy at a safe place 4 Like the Mercantile. BENJAMIN STEINBURG Safety—Safety—Safety— That's the thing; They can keep their service, Their convenience, their friendliness, everything; But I must have that one thing,— Safety. ..« «es | I worked for my money And if oer See spends it That somebody is going to be me; See <a I can make enough mistakes in my business | Without having to worry about. The mistakes of human nature As applied to my money. I do my banking business With the Mercantile Because the safety of ten million dollars Capital and surplus Appeals to me. —_—_——$4VEF ——— | yprecaroey people are in- terested in people, and because the case of one may point to the solution of the problem of another, we sent this Mercantile Anthol- OgY- es EMPRESS Soa Capital é Surplus ee vilion Dollaur -TO ST. CHARLES T — ¢ oo ~ — a ] = ee ° . a i- —- ° ' 9 ' ee ee ae : 4 1 y : ~~ i —s ; ’ i“ - ~~ ’ * : 2 em te RO A RN a ee ° - ey se tilre ce

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than the morning and one other eve newspaper — ED THURSDAY. qq ~ The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation g other evening ___ammee hem oT LOUIS POST DISPATCH a ies SOR, TNS a ae and higher. he said. illustrated sf pee 19°] acai nst th e Southern Pine As- | casions to expedite the orebuetl ns ——— —————— ; ‘We : DYER‘: “Cowboy Bandit” Given Lafe Term. KIRBY DENIES PINE LUMBER = | 921.352!" 5° meh empenbetnen gerry gem pony \DVER IRE pane wary AS C€ ‘coulis N es a x _— ; — eins acl Gian dentine . sta — | sa. way eine. eo | po SUNBEUETTNER SESS ponent Yonner, known se be MEN VIOLATED THE LAW ‘ne lau brought to | ‘rl'this suaner Testimony be. | ADVERTiEnEws —_ PREGULAR SUR Our Friday and Saturday Specials nity tana Poem ‘ee ae, | Costumer 7T that ve low og: tie P : ’ ee ee 2 3 : = - > 7 . 7 . _ . — Ti iK ae = . . iis iJ, i ; ; fore the cv) TY mittee ba ia : ‘cowboy band was sentenced [to rif terda! ror) By | ress : weph L _— AS SHIN re IN Anril 24 pine is selling at war pr — | ~ escola He “The WORLD'S FAIR ; , that the s th Bo ed llama = Bh ES. CURED “KNIFE was an illustration of OTE eli a cecteurinn 9 the developm f oe gp ciatataag WITHOUT THE pment of a r? der farmer (tr aa ill Cr. pa Piles, Fistula, Fissure and all Rectal Diseases cured by my Soothing. Gentle Methods new country of ereat a ¢ «me My Guarantee—Cureor No Par. NoChicroform. No Daager. No Hospital. No Detex d —~ ee Oe ere gone | tion from Business. Call or write today, It will pay you. FREE BOOK Valuable to an varied resources heres 4 gleam TE .. DR. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist, Office Hours, 9 to 5 o7 Yuass F. W. Leh “Southern Sun- Si ie Wie, 6 Bee 601 PINE STREET ST. LOUIS, NO. Evenings, 7 to8 ExyEncEsce - VW. Seer. mht in tresses that ® ng Op, Becmaner to Dr. M Mey Suith aod W P ietrth Deed = Sundays. 10103 se erent touch . “~CARO-CO i COCOANUT Ol. SHAMPOO | eeaaties ae oa f a win J ever hee “e eo na of e fixa . ~ f conte, ember lgag ape tontaga gh: — ee gt aps SO CUETe: preaductiod ) ry See we crunuise ont of week So canis the bettie | t - n t a single fact to sup- | i geen oe St. “Sey ee . UNION ee e High-Grade Gasoline . W. Cor. Washington Av. at NINTH St. . tment iia at SOUTH CAROLINA . ‘a ‘ i e ’ -G aT | + ih ) ~) = i . wet ; | . ‘ : . | , ied pi : j « - ri . _ a ~ = ~ , . ~ . “A "e - > co ia oTric as . nflict with the anti-trust statutes | shortening 3s aoe ees AEDS 2 ¢ ~ . Princ } kia trioe | Father | : River. " des Per change-over to MILLER BALLOONS bile faceories buy Red Clee Gasol in. tank car lots for testing purposes. ————————————— y , . ~- + . . > ‘ i sfare ¢} ‘ «*? . r “ | : , ; = i ' } The Bed as pic’ with tufted and covere tonne Pit * k-fabr i © 6 PNR Cp SEE a » = | Wa | TOTHEROAD) | ~The MillerBalloon Cord bi penrensiiia-ahects These manufacturers use Red Crown and tine pution without because it has made good — because any cost for wheel after comparison it has been found to change and at less than deliver more mileage, more power, less the price of an oversize carbon, easier starting, greater flexi- tire. : de — ee bility, quicker pick-up, and smoother , e er Dalioon VWOr : i acceleration. for smaller wheels— 20-21 inch, which may It is practically certain that your car = = 3 was tested and proved with Red Crown 8 aoe ie om a hoes 2 before it left the factory and that its $ * 3Wx3'e | 29x 4.4021 ; onzed Miller dealer 1S q Bs dear, but ie Lay shat | Enercine makes them clean 3ix4 = | 31x 5.25721 in a position to supply | These are weighty arguments why DB @ 2c i> nocime! About eo good rubs and my gioves are 32x 4 31 x 5.25/21 . : | : ; of : these wheels and tires | you should use Red Crown, but there [Mig 22°27 ""'™ 33x4 31 x 5.25/21 handy Energine comes in ha re oS complete. a is a more forceful reason in the (MSG ssiece=*= 33 x 6.20/21 | Either Miller “Belloon” is a th | . . & PLES Eo et Miller “Balloon” is a thor- unqualified guarantee of uniformity § om - = oughly developed tire and is an | , ‘ 2 i a approved size. . : | which the Standard Oil Company 33 x 6.60/21 1 | ~ SxS [34x 7.3020, Call any authorized Miller dealer (Indiana) o1V es you with every gallon Specify Miller Belleoe Cords om vour sew car. : . | -_ | = : . for information about putting i of Red Crown you buy. “3 GOITRE CAUSES © Miller Balloons on your car at i PEER Eye Pressure. Nervousness. Sierp- ' - ° > 7 e : ° + ° . . > * ee THE RIGHT BALLOON CORD ) ewes. Headache, Difficult TT 1 Fill up with Red Crown anywhere § = was :\ ewer k 237 Bremen THE M : rr eee NS ee aN) and everywhere and you will get. 9 =. -ss-2— OF NEW YORK - a write =e aw mr ’ a and tecday she AKRON, OHIO more mileage, better mileage, and 4 a Se ica ai, Same eae oe aree 2° oo ~~, eae «| ae Mec *aniceterg. “Rie. Le Pantani Geena better carburetion. - eee 3333 LINDELL BL. | ' Disfiguring hair —— Eu— Sale and Servic ; 7 “ss .— ice by Authorized Miller Dealers ‘ » easily removed — Buy Red Crown at any : pee ; and at most Garages Lal DEL-A-TONE 3 oves Super(lueus Hair | For that school lunch Ballo on Cords Standard Oil Company, St. Louis, Mo. [i Bluhill =—_ a“ ee —— - P (Phe pereeeerercee’ EPereerers rrercasserers ([ndwane) is rich in food value

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r » * THURSDA APRIL 24, ides. —— a —_— ADVERSISEMENT IRREGULAR Ix fone of Nature’ re « Dunge Henalths Dladde oy na r Promort : Lation CONCH RMI Ys sw ; Cflnesitea imy ir. pants. A ACIdit, 5 ~ Rest, ine Che Une iu thelier Fa, ) Gave. ! nov dao nt toedh ine “oid ‘] Mec! at Woltr. * 7 - IG TALL HEALED 7 ‘ak ‘ nautomo- n Gasoline r purposes. red Crown — because n found to power, less sater flexi- smoother t your car Red Crown d that its S adjusted £ lents why but there bn in the niformity Company ery gallon anywhere will get Page, and at an e Station tTaLes is, Mo. ‘ 9 ie ee SLEEp — da, , i” | . ——- The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED — — muy ADVERTISEMENT _ arns Middle-Aged Jomen to Check +t Blood Pressure nds of women at times are r of high blood pressure. by poisonous waste ac- eystem or the more organs. Usa ig caused | ating 1” the sing of one or forces the heart to do more and raises blood pressure, symptoms are dizziness, short of breath, head pains, flushed nervousness sleeplessness. ea, blood pressure must be treated a wd for ever) one | wes it on Bright’s disease, apopiexy | aften sudden death. It is too ous and quick acting to go t heeding its symptoms. . orm’ js a doctor s perscription yigh blood pres that has psed with great and is - ebhd bv Wolff Wilson. | udge & h, Enderle and Johnson Bros. | : Stores, and good druggists ywhere. Being @ pure contains no harmless, and \ or LuITe success, ; lv vegetable medicine habit forming drugs, vyorks in such a y that it drives out waste matter, ‘ ns the duty of the over-taxed art and reduces blood pressure - and safely. Often one bot- A » great relief. Get a bottle | af Norma ‘today and free vourself sf lifeshortening high blood pres- Now She Can Walk “'m Happy,” Says Peterson “Here is another letter that makes we tappy.’” says Peterson. ‘‘One that J would rather have a thousand dollars.’’ | | \ “Money isn’t everything in this ld There is many a big hearted Hich man Who would give all he has gn earth to be eiy with such as Peterson 's “Read this Routheott. Ii but it ts truce, e “Ts it any’ wonder I am happy!’’ Dear Sirs: “T was a says than able to produce a Trem | mighty healing power Ointment. letter by Mrs. Albert seems like a miracle Ys ord of it. ery sufferer from an oll qnning sore and .uleer. I had tried most everything without any relief or pain. A friend told me of vour wonderful ointn and the first box took awav pain that had} eet left me before in vears, and after using just nine dollars worth I em cured. The ulcer 9 inches br 61, inches, is all and I tn walk. Never, never I be Fithout Peterson’s Ointment. “You may use this to recommend pour ointment if vou wish. I cannot my enough to praise it.’’ Yours toly, Mrs. Albert Southcott, Lyn. donville, N. Y. Price, 35¢. ent the was healed will tna findings hare been oe —- ~ Legend of White Settlement Here. ah Fy ee ee a, yee, ‘ by Perte eles ~ ed and he 2 z.. hae ia, a eee eho Bea at ee ety, = S.-, i Cay. f ee - . v ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH id ¥ ae aes, faa Fae atts. ys He's In 1700 Proved True by Records ee Priest Submits Evidence Showing Village of Tamaroa, at Mouth of Des Peres, Was First to Be Established by Whites _ in Missouri. ne a On the north bank of the mouth/from which tribe the village took l t¢q : its name. of the River Des Peres, once stood the of settiement Village Tamaroa, the first white in Missouri. Established in 1700, its population consisting mainly of Indians who had remained but three years, when its 60 adopted the Christian faith. it people moved to a point miles south on the Illinois side. Today the site is City of St. Louis and there is no physica! evidence to indicate where the village Rev. Gilbert J. st. spot once the Pe. but Garraghan, last Missouri louis University. submitted to night Historical pociety, evidence dicate Tamaroa as the white settlement in Missouri. accepted by tl! society authoritative The neople of Tamaroa principally Indians of the Kia tribe, convert Father Marquette River. They des Peres site as were River . Where they Came Tt in 1700 rench river, an re 07 were joined by from Caho- across the dthe Indians kia maroa that President Approves Program Child Labor Amendment, and Farm Legislation. by the Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 2 Republican leaders informed Presi- dent Coolidge today that the House approaching f 4 House was conclusion ot consideration of constructive lezgis- as far as that body would lation and that concerned ¢ to adjourn ‘ongzress be June 1, rring t dent included Representa h of Q) the majority er; Speaker Gillett, Chairman Snel] rules committee and Chair- Was able Those confée 7 tive ONL = - wort io, lead- of the man Madden of the appropriations cotmnmittee., program the immediate The for #54 ;AULU re and approved by him provides for consideration of the child labor onstitutional amendment, the maining appropriations bills, which nature re- are largely of a deficiency and farm relief legislat (chief concer leaders. on. aft- legzis- of the enactment of farm ’ lation. thev said. would be off bills described by the President mined assaults on by organized recently as ‘ds the minorities.” public Treasury -_ | Mh a a a a a a Cuticura Talcum with Energine “Goodness,but gloves do get Bluhill Fa 1 IS rich sy F soiled quickly!” “They certainly do, my dear, but do you know that Energine makes them clean again in no time? About two good rubs and my gloves are pececs every time I put emon...” Unadulterated Exquisitely Scented a _ _ e _ e ? Dr. Pratt's Rinex Prescription is guaranteed to check worst Ca- terrh in 24 houre—or money back. At all good druggists ' j 1402? the | written & part of the; In Quebec last year, Father Gar- raghan saw the record of the death lather Frances Pinet, Jesuit missionary, at Tamaroa on Aug. 1, first death recorded in Hie also saw letters from priest at Cahokia, Bishop at of Missouri. ‘ather Bergier, to the maroa and told of officiating at the funeral of Father Pinet. of Father Bergier The letters /are the only conclusive evidence of the | the stood. | Garraghan says, with the exception ’ 120 Kaskas- | ted by the Jesuit} been considered the oldest settle- on the Illinois | LEADERS SAY HOUSE CAN. END SESSION ON JUNE 1 as outlined to the President | business present To STAVE 2 | Alderman Fr ’ ‘ O should be delaved five or six years. | the Board. to postpone | / take Rinex | Energine comes in handy @/ cans. Leaves noodor. 35c at the drug store. ____ ADVERTISEMENT COITRECAUSES | Eye Pressure. Nervousness, Sleep. | lesstfes.., Headache. Difficult Breathing. A IAniment Gave lete Relief. Ms William Toulleci OA Lssia Mises Plasth About the rz rhol-Quadruple that ow to call on he: ~ Was given up to die and tocay shes 5M ercelicnt health. having gained 30 wry rum atores. or from Sor. cc. Tio. Le Drug Co, _ ADVERTISEMENT Dbisfiguring hair Sily removed pread aA awrmooth past the olfending gcrowt and se thy derful entif preparation in use =. 8 ade by Sheffield Pharm- ) , ‘ DIY Shore Drive, Chi- | : ’ i» L bald in ie te 7 fo “ yom s + r one dollar. | VM“ OT Alf it mata rapper ees DEL-A-TONE Removes Superfluous Hair | Seneseneseuecs: For that school lunch Cheese in food value sonenonen eneCROE ¥ * im re + Beauty Contented You are always confi- dent that your beanty has been developed to its highest possibilities after using Gourand's OrientalCream. White Flesh-Rachel. cca Send 10c for Teal Size F. T. HOPKINS € SON. New York @2eecree ‘ /| ij er SA Gouraud's Oriental Cream —.--~ The Star beams on ——_ Happy Homes iS — ‘Star Furniture House “/ | \\ \ 1540 South Broadway OL Stlouis.Mo. > > — Ask ebout the /¢ Sar Thrift Plan® ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY DentalClinic S556 Caroline St-—(Near Grané) Hours: 9 A. M. te 4 P. M. Daily ' existence. of Tamaroa, Father of the li De Lisles map, made in about vear 1705, which marks a Vii- ize at this point No reason for the people of Tamaroa nd the the population exodus of the has ever evidence . The Des Peres. named before their arrival by iissionaries. It means ‘“‘The of the Fathers.”’ Genevieve Was Jesuit T) River Heretofore Ste. has ment in Missouri, but tradition has always spoken of a Des: Pe ste. Genevieve, was founded about 1745. still ins the oldest permanent settle- ment. es. na Aiderman Bill Krueger Designate Site. LO f Aldermen BRoat d ‘ne prosper ! of being speedily oO today against its will, to Site | the new or ion by the ’ introduced a bill designating AZA SILC will be recalled that the board | after members attended | their nonor the previ- | downtown | on April 4 a ainner 1n OUS evening, men given bv who eourthouse . voted “ommittee favor building the new on or , Sie , . : ? > ne =i ‘ the city, cs the laza That owned hv ounded by Twelfth boulevard, Chestnut, Eleventh and Market That bill died with eine of the board art fiscal year site. ing the FP block, now streets. die adjournment a t} . ra \ lf the end ( weeks ago. Krueger expects bill to he nmittee “Tf the back rol not reported it within said, “*‘I right author it from the committe: f the Board,” have will the bill day gig he of to call As ite oO he said. ion I Circuit Clerk position to know the facts “Informat from others 1n Schmoll Quebec, | in which he spoke of trips to Ta- | been | available | was about | it is believed, | village on the! which | re- | ACTION ON COURTHOUSE. SITE MAY BE FORCED: Introduces deter- | Sit court | With the intention of com- | Board Alder- | Twenty-fourth ward, | near the | to refer back to! .a bill designat- | Two | his| referred to the same site|! committee has| 30 | invoke my( and demand | Constipation and Sluggish Liver Don’t take chances. Get immediarelv _CARTER’S Little Liver Pilis. Th: never fail to make the liver do its duty. They | relieve constipa- ' tion, banish indigestion, | drive out | bilious- | ness, stop Ms | dizziness, clear the complexion, put a healthy glow on the check and | Sparkle in the eye. Be sure and get the genuine. : | Small Pill—Small Dose—Small Price ee eee Pennsylvania Railroad System Effective Sunday, April 27, 1924 Trote No. 26 “Commercial Express” j w (imsatead of 12:40 noon as at present.) Train No, 848 Effingham Accommodation will leave F. A, Bauchens, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis TRAVEL AND RESORTS. Change in Time If You Want a Piano—Read This Advertisement Manufacturers 1018 Olive St.(S.E.Cor.11th) leave St. is i2:330 neoen » DAYS ONLY “Se * ie Louis 6:55 A.M. instead of 6:49 A.M. TEAVEL AND RESORTS. | _ ADVERTISEMENT is a Prescription for |Colds, Grippe, Dengue Fever, Constipation, Bilious Head. aches and Malarial Fever. OKAWVILLE STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING SALE The WASHINGTON HOTEL will be open on SUNDAY, APRIL 27th The ORIGINAL HOTEL will open on On the L. & N. R. R. and the Atlantic-Pacific Highway WASHINGTON MINERAL SPRINGS CO. a ~_— - Ks > ys 7 ne —— “- A fF ” ee LO “ a A 4 ” , Prufrock & Litton Fourth and St. Charles Here is the greatest price-slashing, term- cutting sale on record—200 New and Used Pianos and Player-Pianos, some factory rebuilt, and all guaranteed, of- fered at prices that should even bring hundreds of dealers from neighboring towns to our warerooms for bargains. We promise you the greatest saving ever offered you on standard make Pianos, DON'T WAIT make Pianos Full present cash value for your old Piano, Pho- nograph or other musi- cal inatru- ment as first payment on Player. Pianos. May 15th Larly morning buyers will make their selections from the largest display of high-grade standard ever offered at cut prices. hh MULT i! SESS SSSSESESSS SSS Ate SlSSs Seeeee sas eeee see seee Sees — — _ Zo AT TTT TE TTT TTT Tee ee eevee eT 7 > in the construction. ging. Davenport . received | and) }j indicates necessity for speedy erec- | w courthouse. J see its construction tion of the ns reason why blot on voted I consider ita it recently determination of the site.”’ When the Board killed the other bill President Neut Udell of the Site that (‘ommittee ex- TWO-DAY SALE Two-Piece Mohair Suite at Our Factory Price For Friday and Saturday only—we offer a two-piece wool mohair Suite at the sensational price of $130. Try to match it for under $200! Both the wide 78-inch davenport and broad armchair are covered in $6 per yard plain wool mohair, in either taupe or walnut with red back. The outside arms and outside backs are in the finest quality silk velour to match the mohair. These two pieces are made in the Prufrock-Litton factory by the same skilled craftsmen who make our $400 and $500 Suites. Long black moss is used for filling and the springs are of the best tempered steel, tied eight times to insure resiliency, and to prevent sag- Note the heavy turned legs; they are solid walnut or solid mahogany. The large tassels which trim each arm are of silk and are very attractive. standing value—a Suite that is made to withstand hard usage. We absolutely guarantee the workmanship and, the wearing qualities of the mohair. $90 Broad Low Chair....$49 Wing Chair Deferred Payments if Desired The above illustrates one of the beautiful Player-Pianos of- fered during this Sale. .Come in and hear it. We have selected 10 USED PIANOS S:,"*s5sc03 1 154 | the lot (all standard makes) and offer | them, your choice, at ’ Your Favorite Make Grand Piano, Upright Piano or Player-Piano Is Listed Here: Kimball Kingsbury Chickering Bradford Steinway Washburn Wellington Singer Starr Mathushek *130 Only the best of materials are used Here is an out- Seeeeeeee perterrer ret iit it ris ie rir ri tit tee ——5 oe) ee — ge me) 0) 1a) 120) Be) - - ™ bore > - aii : i ter ; = . ae - : . as oe inte ee. BEN wh ae 7 : i OF ee e oR so Mae ot - ‘ a2 vy ey Oey 8 See . . : “ Ki a. a ee Peo. es eR YS ‘Ps : ¥ ne tee at - a a a bo ee Ee ss ze. ats ; fs oe te ape ; a wash pn ae ct * 2 ee on Used Pianos ee 843 . and Chairman} plained there was no necessity for | this time, since the court- could constructed. bond issue program, for The Board’s ac. inaction at | house not be under the ‘five or six years. ition was thought | Mayor Kiel of necessity of appro. to have relieved | ing or vetoing a site measure prior | io the mayoralty contest . cy exprineg. ! Owner of Great Chalice. Great Chalice of considered by art experts to be the earliest authentic Christian and which was the subject of a lec- The next | Antioch, ; relic | ture delivered by Fahim Kouchakji | at the Art Museum last Saturday, is, ‘the property of Kouchakji Freres, | ' wash. ; : art collectors of New York. It the firm abroad and placed in care of Habib Kouchak}l. ADVERTISEMENT _ “St. Louis’ Greatest Accomplishment— WORLD'S FAIR of 1904.” Nathan Frank. ADVERTISEMENT nme Camphor Water for Eyes’ | Nothing has the quick action of | simple camphor, witch hazel, hydras- tis, ete., One small bottle helps any case weak, strained or sore eves. Aluminum eye cup free. At all druggists. Kingshighway and West $1.50. ‘kingham Hote Bucking am ev sedeear European and Americ ba European Plan—Without bath, $1.50 up; Wi? American Plan—$3.50 per day and up. Special rates to permanent gucsts. Table d’'Hote Dinner—Buckingham: Annex—Lvers } and Annex posite Forest Park an Plans bath. $2.50 and up. Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, evening, $1.00. Was | sent to this country by members of as mixed in Lavoptik eve | savoptik | Tk Vvi'y ; 7:30 p.m. Lv.......St. Louis....-.- Ee ere New all-stee! equipment thruout—coaches, chair cars, sleepers, Dining car service. For further information, tickets and reservations inquire ef Union Station or City Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway (Main 1000). club car. | : Shortest Route — Quickest Time— J. M. Griffin Division Passenger Agen: Railway Exchange Building Bt. uis between St. Louis—Wichita —Ft. Scott, lola, Yates Center, Eureka, Eldorado, Kansas In daily service commencing Sunday, May 4 Wichita { —_ . 5 © ’ 5 * | Estey Every one of the above Pianos and Player-Pianos were taken in exchange on new Starck Pianos and Player-Pianos and will positively be sold at the fol. lowing price reductions. FORMER PRICE SALE PRICE $ 300 Upright Piano sea) $ §7 375 Upright Piano “ 79 425 Upright Piano “ 500 Upright Piano “ 600 Player-Piano ‘ 650 Player-Piano 725 Player-Piano 1000 Player-Piano 1200 Player-Piano Payments as Low as $2.00 Per Week on Player-Pianos THIS IS POSITIVELY THE GREAT- EST OFFER WE HAVE EVER MADE 66 éé 66 Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos 1018 Olive St.(s. F. Cor. 11th) ST. LOUIS J Il >. | in The POST DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evenlag PS: newspaper giving Associated Press news service. GU .* -—

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulationt han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ’ & Biles é. A —— — : ADVEET! | — . RTT2a ws ' / BALDWIN CRITICISES 5 Operations—15 years suffering with con- : | ewes wen | cams | : ley Rogers, 3 y, i or , | -Dispasc-. a Jrneg sti 5 ar resi health | | or’ Co Ind... Apr 24. — an ores | ; og years o-d and Tom murder ocet 7 . . * ore indicted yesterday | : | Mr. ing 's b . ae oe we ¥ a LL . Have You Taken Advemtage Lanring move regularly morning and - . : 4 ee of Our ' : f evening. Yours sincerely, : f How tO Toughen “x : —— : Frank Lancing. , : 2 | | aa: > Da-if- Head Savs Idea | wetlenr’ “er 1306 Jefries Ave. Marion, Ind. Toe Nail Turns Rj ~ 4% a ~ ; aw Sa Missouri Pacific Head Says idea Kellogg ’s Bran because it is | I p , After- Easter Sale: Cos Is Case of Robbing bran. Nothing but ALL bran For permanent relief, eat Kellogg 8 tn Right 4 - AY | D Ss 2. en ‘ : aye ° Bran regularly. Two tablespoonfuls . bo few drops of ¢ Two iore ay : the skin surrounding the ~ PS Sees | | : meal. It is guaranteed to bring 7 Shampee. ae — reduces bn i Saturday ‘ sults, or your grocer return yo c ° and so toughens the Friday and y soecin! to the PoeeDuperch | women den Glint ‘+ %="Sicmunt éé3,? ha ALEXANDRIA, La... Apri - | aie : You will ike the delicious nut-like SHAMPOO m ~ —— penetrate the A beautiful Bedroom Set that It’s a World-Beater! Proposed reductions of | flavor of Kellogg ’s Bran—so different and the nail turns naturally “ P : . : ° : "The 4 st or comes in spread, scarf, v.mnity, That's what 690.000 Corona rates on farm products and otner, . , from — ee tee ail ‘*Outgro’’ is > 5 ent pincushion and curtains, and two users say about this won- so-callead basic commodities with em or pola Sprinkle it over other tic manufactured for However, anyone can . derful trpewriter — com- —— : . ve been spectally so stg . increases on other classes of freight cereals. Try : «new —- ha bt ~~" 4 lete—only $50.00. 4 isha So smurf the cheese for spaghetti drug store a tiny wat from § designed for this sale and most excep lly price bbing it in the recipes given on the package. tad “a /- are, in effect, plans for t is speeéy enough for the Kellogg ’s Bran, cooked and krum- : : i cazr Ss. | ec : : : n lnd- é ol 2 ) sit ple | Pp sid ti muri Pa cif ‘ -* From P bled, 1s served b leading hote.s and i all : Buffet Sets. Beads, Silk and Bag Tops also Cc wan ° ——s *% . € nt oO. 44 © avi Ssc | : . , . 4 9 : nough for the beginner. Railroa “ tf tm as ' tailroad Co., said im an in Battle Creek. Sold by a grocers. ed in this sale. ? Whether you write much or here yesterday before the ttle, you need Corona. Cal] | |ana Bankers’ Association. We Do | : one for demonstration ‘ Bullds Strong Bodies The QUICK and EASY way te find Art | ye ’ ; eas’ payment plan | The transportation act Of iv. - Needlework Hemstitchinz, and easy pay™ plan. : | 4 Stamping and ' ig the most constructive of rail- MT can Beauty €y a LOST ARTICLE is te ADVERTISE | od n a | he = the less im POST-DISPATCH . e ___ ‘deri rona lypewriter Sales Co. sae for 75 Years Embroiderizng ser N. Sth Street, St. Louis wht ae sea ta ates AT ALL GROCERS—i@e THE PACKAGE 819 Locust St.—East of Ninth | pnones: Olive 3505, Central 43772 ; iments for a revision : : irates with a view to favoring s0-' . 77 a 7. gases called basic commodities — P.ida« rer Tracies ma iw i® " —_o— | / GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS / ee hunery for a Specials that are REAL—specials that you cannot get every day—specials that may never be offered again. . . rs _- = a4 s up 01 ‘nrese : - ; Certainly you cannot help but appreciate their value. led basic commodities. Whil | these basic materials make up such ; a large percentace of the total vo! , f 65.57 per cent of the revenu or “Those theorists who help farmers and others by Choicest Select No. 1 Smooth Stock. ing freight rates on basic te ' , re ¢ 7. ties overlook the fact that the | le they are attempting to he ) Semmentionhd nust buy as wel! and the thin : 4 _? ’ | a ude the pr | they Buy will. of Pure fresh creamery Butter that is i on ak te 4 —— ~*~ . . pensa:oryv Positively the finest you've ever seen or tasted. Strawberry, Peach, Damson,| not excelled by any other Cherry, Raspberry and Blackberry. The]! brand; Laurel brand; spe- Strawberry is wonderful — Oc cial Golden Anniversary large, whole fruit. Full 16- ounce jar. Special Golden An- price; pound carton of quar- niversary price ‘ Fresh Mushrooms, appte we 2 Special, lb. 79c Red Cherries, Small 15c Bottles .....10c ooo ee Creamy Brick Cheese, Pound, Special . . Ey se peaegtonst-Spaqeee seenhe Imported Sardines, in pure olive oil; can, 12c; 5 cans for GUN EL Tani. eaditt on ate” hone: Crab Meat, 49c No. }2 cans, 36c; 3 cans for cultural products. according to fig- Libby’s Giant Asparagus; tall No. 2! can, 49c; dozen cans. ..$5. ee eee Sawer Blue Label Chili Sauce, 38c pint bottle . nn ‘ast er thi Rosedale Sliced Pinapple; No. 2'% can, 34c; dozen cans... King’s Prunes, in syrup; No. 2) can, 29c; dozen cans Crystal White Soap Chips; 2 large 25c packages for Gold Dust Washing Powder; large 35c pkg., 52c., small pkg... . . 4c le Extra fancy 64 Grapefruit; special, each A mae soleively greater. Fancy Florida Oranges; very juicy; special, dozen......... >on eng tear enagen Extra fancy Western Winesap Apples; basket of 10 large ones, 28c me gules of wheet any = cee Peckage Souvenir Shopping Bags §§ = = =o © Krispy Crackers With Purchase — — 5 see omg pe ao ie = 2 ngs Put up in heavy sealed car- 3/¢ Be sure to get one of these valuable Golden Anni- wane tee tea LICE up a few bars of Oh you're playing Mah Jongg or Henry! and serve it on a bridge. santas dish! And then, at tea-time, a dish 3 ; Have it handy tor Dad when of sliced Oh Henry! will give you Larver —the NEW, SC he sits down to read, and wants a novelty in candies that will Oh Henry! is the biggest selling moth damage— POUL al a dish of good candy handy. please everyone. Oh Henry! is a in Does ae Have it to nibble at when a fine candy in a convenient size. bought every month im theyems | ; ee ee ee — ee } =A=V=—B—2— BBV corn crop increased approxima: "ZA AAA AAA oa or $:5 and dur e thar x ton, containi 2% pounds versary Souvenirs. Generously filled with samples and a or over; | en Anniver- interesting booklets. Not more than ome souvenir to a sary Special family. None delivered. there was no change % the freight -a*e af ai+haor | od ts 1 Rolled Rib §& =" i r _Pork Roast >C| _ Beef Roast lite con sieney CASH OR 4 112-114 Rib or Join; cut from choicest young cora- 2 , 7 “agg Lest ly e fed porkers; any size roast; pound ........ _ Pound, 26c a agente Oia CREDIT N. 12TH ST. ee t, > * Ges is f records in the marriage _ Wafer Sliced Bacon, Ib., 29c ene —eaellng ee nae pureau yeatereay showed tha ; eas ny eed FREI SPRING OFFERINGS F een mored, obtained TO HEALTH Coffee Pot ff .800 Scehs. | as 56 and his occupaticn as How many kinds of cathartic Pont Mies a = pills or other so-called laxatives For ‘Wesson Salad ou § Sore Muscles | é " Golden | | Wesson IE $235 ELEGANT 4-PIECE AMERICAN Anniversary Prices 7 : For creamy mayonnaise and c WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES 4 w UT DINI $U * ; | ' . a“ ae = ‘-— or , - = oan oo enmsist of large dresser, bow-end bed. chiffonette onsi $1.00 size Cc ' §-gal. can, $7.50; t-gal. can, and vanity dresser. for .. on oan i” oan ~ BO = bi ‘ation for.c- ai ues : FREE—Chair, Bench or Rocker to Match. FREE—Seautiful 42-Piece Dinner Set ’ awe Small 43 \ $1.78; half-gal. can, 94c; qt. 0c size Cc ~ = cam, Goce pt. cam........... , i Athletes al! over Amer . > this quick acting emo ioe . Z —_— . > }e ny? r . us ‘ ae The New Coconut Conrad’s ° . heen Gath Gud Sis otiffnces and os : 6 | = > 4 1 . : : 1 : sa? AAA LA SOObe 4g eeabiarate In Sealed Tins New LGA S ness in an as’ r :? ~~ ‘ 4 " : , Teo . : «, : : f . On ‘ jeetidees.¢ Ny ne A A/S . ¢ : ’ se rT ‘4 : e?* . = - see? se? Sweet, juicy, tender; Catalog | : ’ ; we ) like fresh fruit—not “The Queen of Table Waters” ball | rs Be it oo” OC aree ee tI for bad acting Yellow package Blue package ’ ~ juts whether —_ - : — —_ , ——— - : -— _ ——~ -- | ; im foot, ankie, , $100 Seautiful 3-Piece Fiber Per , . knee, bip, neck. ; - LIVING- $ 00 Pound : , shoulder, eibew. fingers er spine anc pir . , ROOM SUITES ‘or that purpose is the faster: . ! , Constiet of settee. . ved tn America today 2de for : eee ‘ ; with high-grade — and rocker. ae , FREE! FIBER CENTER TABLE ; Joint cn) Ses Oul—prompily. “s

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- AY. Mg in APRIL 24, 1924. © @ for 7 INGRO ‘How to Toughen Skin a Toe Nail Turns Right Out A few drops of ‘«9 ”” the skin surrounding thetic r uF nail reduces inflammation ana and S80 toughens the tender tive skin underneath the to a that it cannot penetrate the fe and the nail turns natura]] enh, ward almost over night 7% _**Outgro’’ is a harm) tic manufactured for However, anyone can b a * ae = tiem 4. ye ~ ‘~ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED eS ee ai ‘ee te ¥ ond re b ey eR a i, BS. od ta © * oY ee “v pa A. es Ey By eis i *>¥ hy ‘oe te 3 Sr} + » Meme Oe agent ad Ee enige 4h pe es ae { * Sige wit eure, > % gee Les ¥ he “ys Ce & ‘ pate : « A ; Ld t © bal 4 ‘ ‘* . POR a Re ‘ ne Se, see . | Betiesst ss Bes : *, *,* ote oo so) “ ae! ONLY Will —— -— o i ." Tn - . ' | > ’ ~ Lawn Swing 917.20 Substantially braced are these splendid 4-passenger Swings. They are covered with a weather-resisting paint. Lee Overalis ‘fhe same high stand- ards of workmanship are carried out in the manefactuss of Lee Overa Lee Work Shirts are properly propor- tioned to give the fullest comfort and fit. They give the same long wear that ou find in Lee nion-Alls. The H. D. Lee Mercantile Company Kensas City, Me. Trenton, N.J., South Bend, Ind., Minneapolis, Mina. San Francisco, C Oh Henry! comes as a surprise to most people tasting it for the firet time. People look at its form, and say “Oh! a bar!” and then . they taste it, and instead of a —=—_———— = BET SSS SSS SES EES SPT SSSR ES ES bar, it’s a fine candy, a new tases ' and a delicious one. | | | Reed Fernery and Bird Cage Specially Priced at >» DURAARDESSIRAALAAABZS EAL AELE? - ‘ . ry . , > - + = PMLA “q Garden Hose $4.2 A good rubber Hose for the lawn or garden. Comes in 60- foot lengths. Fern Tub 98e Large well braced green Tub for ferns or flowers. This is a beau- * tifully de- signed Fernery. Bird Cage has removable bottom. Tabourettes TITITIDINITITITITINITITITT TTL LL LL Titi ull Steamer Chair O8e Porch or lawn com- fort is assured in one of these canvae- Strongly made and stained in oak. 16-Inch Plant Box 69e ae A large green metal OS e box with patented watering feature. > ae Mrs. Sparks by her mother, so she could take the girls to school, and | ‘keep them from catching pneu-| 'monia in the winter time, and her | i'from taking tuberculosis from | 'stayin’ in so much.” | Mrs. Fenn says she will contest | | the divorce and endeavor to ob- | tain separate maintenance. “My /son used to tell me that his fa- ther left him where they trans- ferred from the City Limits line | to the University-Olive in the} mornings, and would get in an au- tomobile with some woman and let | my boy go to St. Louis University on the street car,”’ she said. “My son's friends toid him of | meeting a “Mrs. Fenn” with my | + husband at hotel dinners and in | |‘gardens’ and the like when I was at home. My son died in January | 'a year ago, and then 1 had nobody ito look out for me. | | “For 17 months my husband has not been coming home to supper. |I heard he kept an automobile and | that woman drove him home to her house for supper in it, so one | night I went to his office—the first | time I ever was there. I asked | |him to take me to get the Ford, | ,;and he said it was in the garage. | | I suggested the other machine, and | | then the street car. He walked me | |clear to 4200 west, just because I | 'crossed him. That was last No- | |vember, and he never came home | |after that. A detective learned the | woman’s name for me last month.” | Oh Henry! is the biggest selling candy bar in America, more than ELEVEN MILLION bars being bought every month in the year. price. while they last. ee Je jaan ‘ i “ . oe Ras = ‘ : ‘ Seas SF Pte) ea 4a ‘ - . : a4 4 by hE es a we BE ings we . « — we ~ eta alee And — 7 ~ ” ~F- ttl loli niles: oF - hehe % S > : - on en's % , - . os, ceo ater tg er nlite on aii wa ‘ : - tie 7 leas or , is 7 sae : 2 . "# = PE geen: —~ . « > r , « f« ps OS ea | oe tr ii tit tA a a = ye i ER eto te . cell ate | ie ed oe SPE a foci, > " - ya ee “uak ft . Z at is e ee ‘ ) 2% ec: i : F Ape ae Re rh a, hh) De eae oe oO se r . ; 7 ae eee ' J e 2 1 —. Px: ¢% eee bt ee RS ha igs ears . - Ye Se a ; 7 : To. ue baie re =" “7 b a Re : 32 des ‘ot © ae, B.: a. a7 Atte tw = y ta SE PS 112-114 Coxwell Chairs N. 12TH ST. — tc e: ass $930.0 Luxurious Corwell Chairs up- holstered in combination mo- hair and brocatelle with moss trimmings. Arms and legs finished in walnut, “And that car was give to'| SS Bie Brit SRT oy oe 7 eo Chifforobe 39% Has 5% large drawers and a hatbox,. with mirror in door. The clothes-hanging corm- partment is lined with genu- ine red cedar. fas teh Lae eee A $60 Value. . maved Larvex—a liquid that } trouble by making wool fibres inedible to Now Larvex, which has proved so successful in a a eg is put up in bottles for home rs is a clear, col ne Ls po ct Se ae ees Tait Mega ances at, en y odor] I a a + ess. It is ed onto the garmen BUSING | PB te Larver stomine, hich comes with the a) — ee of Larvex. Spray it on woolen clothes, rugs, "> furniture, i ing of wool. wad var clothes away in dark closets—anywhere : proofed with Larvex. Larvex ; not bother them if they have been puts an end to ae . packing away of woolen things, and ANC @ “packing when the season is over. No more OOM SUITES Vie {tty All the bother ended. Ask for Larvex & extension table and ' te . , furniture, ord tstore. Pints, Bie leather. for Swith atomizer, $1.75; quarts, $1.50; quarts » $2.25. If your dealer does vos nay | hy ae a yes at ee +, ome enengee’ Shoe. 9 xt5-M8 : vole eb : Puget 7 a ee. were m Zz 402 Baby Carriages 450 Fe A full-size reed fiber Car riage made by the well- known Lioyd process. Built for baby’s comfort. Englander -~Da-Bed a $4250 $919 Made of steel throughout, and finished in walnut. Has im- proved Englander spring, and opens with ease into a full- size bed. Complete with com- fortable all-felt mattress. a i 4 Refrigerators Side-Icer Style | Top-[cer A $27.50 1 Q-! Value... ; The lining of this 3-door This is a golden oak, white golden oak Refrigerator 18 | enamel-lined Refrigerator “Porceloid” enamel, baked with galvanized iron ice onto galvanized iron. » The chest. The dry-air circula- ice chest is galvanized iron. ' tion insures proper refriger- Double-wall insulation of ation. charcoal sheathing means maximum ice efficiency. Front-Icer Porcelain-Lined 1 Q-© 398 Has golden oak case and celoid’’ enamel lining and poreelain-lined food com- galvanized iron ice chest. any. partments; double walls in- Shelves &re woven wire, tin- sulated with mineral wool. ned. A splendid Refrigerator. - s Ls 5 - . - . a Ga SS - TTITIITITITIIITIN TTI LLL LL LL LLL LLL LLL LLL LOCO | Ae lle i FLEE i : : ADVERTISEMENT What Is Neuritis? ' Neuritis: | Neuritis te an inflammation of the | nerves that produces sharp, darting pain very similar to that of rheumatism. In fact. the disease is often mistaken for | rheumatism and treated as such, with the result that the sufferer gets Bo last. ing benefit. Neuritis is colds, injuries, tion. malarial infectious diseases. The pain may be confined to one spot or it may move from place to | place Sometimes it is acompanied by | soreness in the muscles, numbness in the | hands or feet, lame back, stiff joints, | eye strain or severe headaches. The only to obtain permanent, | lasting relief is to heal the affected | nerves—get rid of the inflammation. | Kopa Neuritis Tablets are compounded | for that very purpose. Harmiless. pleas. | ant and effective. A trial package will | convince you. Price $1.00. | Soild in St. Louis by Judge & Dolph | Drug Stores and all other leading drag- gists. Boericke & Runyon Co., Mfrs.,'! San Francisco. Z i ul 42-Piece : 3 : | oe we will send it direct, postage An $18 Value. . Mattresses (= A soft comfortable Mattress built for long service. Spe- cial at this price. f any article subject to moth damage. | 4 descriptive Dmstrated bookie damage ~~ oly by THE LARVEX CORPORATION » West 57th Street New York City usually brought bruises poisoning on Dy nervous exhaus- | or Library Table A $15 $9 Value. s Laervex # right from the bottle directly onto the fa A $12 Value. . WS ti » pe Sa W4)/> ae ay & al AY Kip Extra Quality Large Size Baby Carriages come in blue. sray or cream : Completely upholstered. of cut rRIE.—sun Shade to match, A $27.50 Val A $60 Value. . way A French-leg Library Table ee well proportioned and finish- ed in golden oak or mahog- LEERERWASOLEAESEGEOREAEDOOROTOTELICREEROREORREAOLEDGENERDERIURDSSRRORORCEUETOGTERSOREOGCRETERCOORORCRORRESICCRGLORRRRGRSLEEDESOLSORGRENGROSAEA AOR ERRRORULOLEREORESERRSOROR?2 gurpegaeaineanttsneee ee TTT TTT TTT TT TTT TT ITT Tha ~ PM

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” ec EG Re ee a a emecalis ee ae : Oe: an = Sy SOL i — Si hea. cane 28 ST LOUIS Linea DISPATCH men eee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _ t ' ; .' buew at the refinery he was a!waves . : : American it. + if —_ a Thompson ‘ood River. cave up ~**** 2osepa aati tag Or - usiness for t! - *S : a » == ~ ‘* ie ‘Gather- speci- . the M4&r /s z ve: POLTIGAN FINE “ —- er ' «terda : Thompson said when he was no Business tor tne tat! & SSS | a . " ‘ : ™y ae am talus “eae Locust St., West of Ninth = —_— Get Rid Of 9 &e* = Se | as ben inie | i nots ker — al 3! 100 : A Really New — Se ois . Y y ORRHEA Idea In — Soe, Democraic Before It ls Too Late! a. EE , , . . ada a e 4 Ninth : . , , Brassteres ii. & sid nd ae | eee | ; appeal to the Public to protect ls . OF — cemanas maaeé * . ; a = ' . ) ; . . - — fm . : = 5 . ara : ron > A 44 san4 ‘ . | ’ } P . 4 , ~ ~ ; ——— 7 . : ” 7 . = = bd ee . = - - P = - , - ba ff OT SE lics — ' ; > } ot it eeet = , . > Terv her: 3 r of £10.00 a aay } } made : , '£ . . : ts yell plead guilty and get it o 7 of " a te th : Leaders refuse: ar a> I | ; . : . e 7 , 4. ia* _ ihit ii. "2 -— — . _ . P ' ’ : = i is’ f lie . bye ‘ , I >| : j ’ . . - * ' . ; - : ; . A Criss- ross wunts of violating th pistea: . ; as been made with the workmen strik : re , ff Ra a 7-7 ; . , = “ircu!t men : Xe Lencer Nereesary fe Soffer From : ;* Association Contracting Plasterer wpDAY SPECIALS now on Lawrence Mc Daniel, Bieedinc. Infected d-urm«. I nsightly Cement Contractors a ° cone Teeth or Toot hiess (-ome ation jetker's case Rex 4= / wy " tin that e+e cnere c ni ar anengy sy 0 = nny eg r, a - (SaALION Master House Painters’ and : ' ~* ; - ee }N ~ 4 rz, ’ wt , ¢ =gf waite Perch ib. 1¥ atten: 4 rs Up Pus. Steps Biceding. : : > ° As 4 : 5 - interesting ther e. Neale Gems and Tichtens Leose Tecth Master Inwiators’ Associauon Decorators” Association | ) is fi Halibut ib. 28 (stand up in State — = SS Base. eae Slate and Tile Roofers’ Associa- Master Roofers’ Association ’ tion (Composition }) Whitiac. ib. 24 mt he dec.arec oe oo —s a eres : Excavators & Wreck ae | | , , y nee : ny , Glass and Glaziers Associatu0En ica ers on- . a aH uld rather pay a fin ey ina ; New California a 2 20 “usu -™ i ; be | vo not pies . 4 : House Movers and ~horers tractors CO U N T R » & Li U B * , Hagaies, iQ. bother with a trial in . ee ee See Seen ‘ Contractors Heavy Haulers’ Association finest fruit. eresh from luds god gated emg om an ' tu ned BI SL vis pre c NLY * Zz Steel Erectors’ Association Pile Drivers" Association Seeded or . ime nteie 124 ve Mr. Struetker is entitled to = = Sa Drug © whe shove Associations comptiee over 500 individual firms seedless, The me consideration.” he said. “I'll; . mm Bros. I ‘o.. Weipert I apex of qual- | | him $100 for the pos ao adn Samibumanesh 1 damieaer aes Ge alae | ity. at a very 11-Oz. | f eS a | | ies low price. .... , eee | 7 e nasce — | nd $500 for the manufactur Evaporated Calif. = Evaporated \auor,” the Judge added. and : | mile vanished. Struetker paid ~ ~ SCHMITZ & SHRODER leparted i + brought out why t was brewing beer ’ . . i ae h large quantities COUNTRY CL t R- COUNTRY CRISS CROSS srassiere mn r~" ¢ xper er ced po.itucians : ; | wouldn't be surprised if th : | Mi haives ari sarge e, —_ From Io + _ ro) - a mili 201 alin ae j > * os . . arge number of politica Se sermatsio _ California's , + . aah wa 9 4g - . | ning Tea . re ohot i | ‘“d wo K ca ’ nm famou aia —— luce tha tra fulln | as leade: for substantial scant —— *§ Santa ; ' Le diaphram a1 give 1 1) t-quench these dry = # ae - Clara - kare-. 5 IDs proper flat front effect to — tim > : = Valley. 9 " your figure. 3 Herman ~ Barthold (,rove on CRISS-CROSS 7 ] sed - to take the id pleaced | Peaches—C country Club Cali- 4 pricets—( cuantry hoiee ; or , ‘ . » | = 2 r4 7 Jud vis fernia: kbalvwes er sliced: in POUND beavy syrup: 3 where Dy, ' : : = | Py yy heavy syrup: bic can Ze cas . : youthful fig ac , beta rg (liftee Calif. Peaches: Cc GE A pricots——-¢ liftoms , . sv n 3 4 aw - ewn . ” — PA KA syrup: bis can. syrup: bic can ive Leganberriecs— Va, : svn" | Boys’ Apparel Priced for This Friday Only See LZ ee cae = tgp ; = Freit Salad—Ve, ~/ . Oi Ut an a — K Tf ! . F cute the price on a: A 35¢ Bo ac to fay FRANCO- AMERICAN — aa, i = = * a i . . ° Corselette Illustrated - lad to hear you are going A splendid opportunity to dress your boy in a as i been sold ai Federa! agen's ~ figure ae back to Italy.” Judge Davis re- 4 — nik 7 — ; Z he APLEINE rt So Mel vse when the Samenel netore one seasonable way at savings you'll be glad to make. SPAG HETTI L aecrione Z brocade a ° = | 3 with the Marshal before vou , Jw cans : 1 OF Other Corscictics priced om ant Grew $2.90 ae £9006 Henry Struetker. 846A Salena e . . man frp the Nach Ward, leaded Boys Two-Pant Suits ons sida sia rich, Mee I of Delicious .* =| ma rom the Nint! ard. pleaded - F : Crige-Crose Brassicres = cuilty in order to get his case out CHOCOLATE : Maple Syrup Vario modeis f different 3 of the way. His attorney de- : ty pes “a figure are priced @ clared it was illegal when police Extra J ¢ 2-02: Bottle 35¢ ia = entered his home without a war- : S pecial ; : $| 50 $4. 50 = rantand seized 2440 pints of home- KF aah iis \ HILE an zs i” / brewed beer, but rather than argue | , 7 ‘V4 «fl , 4 | | about it. his client would plead y's: 905 L ast Se. = ait: a Judge Davis remarked hat . These Suits are exceptional values at the price. Shown in an assort- Barr oca ought Struetker entitled tc ‘ ment of meat patterns. Coats have inverted or box-pleated backs. TM HEM ih, ee _ some eonsideration and then =: > ; belts and strong linings. Pants are full cut, lined and strongly sewed. - . sessed two fines—$100 Ss ory and $500 fo: | il , | . Wi h\ ~ >» ~ ~ wo é - Tho $1590 bond nr Edwas ; , 5 ° . . ‘ } . : ve etal & ; ra . ed) Powers, former Egan gang- O S O V = Ul S | tifference : ame day pick son toe ster. was declared forfeit. when his Pound food re , ; These prices—and vaiues— o- Dtainable. attorney, Tom Rowe Jr said he a = seeyonms Ph pe lagna Values to $8.75 , ‘ ‘ - 7 he took the case Edward and Theodore Miller and Lester Davis Jointly harged with + | : ha *. ed im igre. sare Seen a A Good $ OO a ruia-— a. } S\ mage 0 : ss ) ~™-+ 3 Urine + — ua a = —— r : | Barg = ” Asst. Checeiates Very C center wi C : hey : ones > ed p low . DESIGNER OF DOLLAR SIGN es Mac pound sex | Mammo ader x | Puedce — ‘Cherolate or r tins : is * Vanrila;: peund 1 ve OVER CHURCH DOOR DEAD & ; . ; , Checelate Peanut Rars OTL : 6.8 . Pa ' i ? . ‘ . Refrigerator te “al - Ale cas , Ps Seeeres. sizes 4 to 8, slight- KELLOGG’ ; COR - attracted considerable atten to Ir te. t0 3 rs. Sizes 3 t ly soiled | FLA! | | > ; - . _ Tien S | | ~~ { suntry men. tall can 2 Posts Brana—fPer pkz Puffed Wheat—Quaker« BReliocs « Bran—Ier pike . pas shromp feuntry ‘( inb sat Puffed Roce—Quaker a — ‘ _ um - ' Mm. See this remarkable R » As mm ' ai. | J 4 . - f-igerator and « ; | \. e7 . when they discovered Made in clever but- A Good I hree- “ ———e eS Swe | | ton model. These Suits - : . . . . - : beh . ‘ ‘ a ov ~ ID Ss d ail ile 3 ) may be had in an assort- aed gh Sieg te oor 1de-icer on was a a ~ ee a Kroger-Made : : Viex an Vien “a ee * o" Oi : awa ‘ — ‘ ' ’ rm , Oven-Fresi MAN IS FOUND DEAD | , | . Eécollent oa mode! Detan’ : -_ with hait OR oes Ee. | BEFORE GAS STOVE IN HOME So ) aod Balt ca! of : & wonderfu) valu . Beet. ok a Sturdy Baseball Uniforms §9 c . HE LL RU NG Company Says Hasband Was ' — Depressed With one of these strong! y-made Uniforms & GRIMM body of Thomas Feener 2 tor the youngster, mother never has to Parlier Breems—Fan- each = ~* : isiant manage wWorTy about oF ; * - —s goth & Washingto: 16th & Cass , . _ “oe . - - . J . a s i s : = a Meps ==> i3-e«.. Se aoe : 7 unday Suit ut inclu rt 'S—en.. Brushew—*oft - ADVERT:SEME? Tf a : . — o- tite . — ‘ ol oouge . ' os ane _— = bom mpe peieres lf vou see tf in a Schmit: & Shroder ad. ifs true \ = } WORLD'S FAIR are a Seen ee ee No wil at va a ee en more appreciated today ete inal Mine salen ea , [—10@-Ib. sax for — 16 pounds. ZSe. than they were in 1904.” © Bete See acl Chal oe a ~y 7 Cyrus F. Blanke. m nil . »: | . cena ee tee Corner Washington and wa Riedie materiat / beaght end seta “** ‘Sareugh Post-Dispatch Vania, bord

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a oe ag erage’ Te —- Ry 3 Se > re 0 Ee emery re om - . at * PE son -- Fe Se ee ee ee ee The pally *POST-DISPATCH alone has 45.000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SEA BI P 0 7 American Museum of Natura! His- " hata 4 - 360d T_T it LED “Mh ' Thus far. trips have been mad | : - ie hers Speci- | | . n nade > rad expedition Gat the Marquesas, Societ ; J : ng pw | Vf ~ gilt, fe on tslamds. EIS NR ed L i ' OK =) CUDS, i= Wee i! as ; ‘ > iso- og the A see Pd I - ted islands .. Qyediaaalarn terreno aaa , OE Wy V PAs Bmerieen 1 : }. . Wife Dead. a Can‘t Rielle Trial “BLARKMAL DOT | r Y : Ip [] y | \= Se ee —_ = ae —————— ’ _R. —eil en of the Whitney expedilior l’ittsbure. April ~4.—Unaware - %? ‘ ‘ Tr bird life int South Seas, ut ihe: ~ wite had fallen dead of 4 ca .dines , oe heait disease in her home, August perurned ) se Bel Lippert, a member of a jury trying — 4 murder case in Criminal Court aytained §))* eis « }? " was lacked up last night with oth- ’ , _ ¢* 7° ot The jury. Lnder the law Lip- unabi to leave the -cour’t Grand Jury at Belleville ' f . as | , ‘ , im * 1f? x 4s . | bere jin e 2a 1 a Cale unt he end of the trial. He will 3 cg Goh sca Connd Sey Bale) () IMAGINE -— ) East St. Louis Druggists Prepared . a ify —withow fuss | So easy! Nothing to do but open clea ee on — ins 24 —— veo lous, | | Against Klansmen. or muss. Fine salted codfish h f h ee petizing Sardines, covered with pur- Wy AS " I SCONSIN gal tatoes, and just the ri pO | Cancam, Sem Ce colbesane eee est olive oil—THAT’S KING OSCAR ef ail th | ight season- | plifry.’* Plenty for three people. | | ing—teady mixed. eS er BRAND. REAM E R Y The alleged blackmail: operations WM. UNDERWOOD CO. BOSTON 09 N. SIXTH ” Swe gron of members of the Ku Klux Klan | MAKERS OF UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM * For Cold . T » : i *, . _ — o - on . RR ET 7 . , ihe oth and ‘peta in East St. Louis among druggists, | Lunches, a / ' C214 Easton against whom paid Klan investiga- | Picnics Etc can C ; Aap" = ; a Friday © Saturday Specials YE sdence in the tiguor cleanup i om 4 cua dara BUY A DOZEN—IT’S A BARGAIN BEST " — progress here, are being investi- | Tr owt gated today by the St. Clair County | Churned fresh every day “*"”. 4 DUTTER pure paek game by the GS i : | es Evidence that the klansmen at- in St. Louis— : >mpte xtort s&s 500 | 4 Perch ID, 15 |tempted to extort sums ef $50 | é White ; from each of four East St. Louis} In pure, rich cream Sliced Halibut, Ib. 28 s' druggists by threatening to turn) : Pure evidence 6f the alleged sale of ; e Whiting, iD. 24) White 10 Ib liquor over to Federal authorities | Valifornia | : a. ba Ss. 03.940 for prosecution is expected to be fru it ati Haddies, ld. . 20 aaa tri introduced before the grand jury. ' ; Fresh from EVER- 6000 Fre i a In one case—that of a kKlansman . eal Surtis ’ 122 C a check | Fine, ripe Florida Pineapple, large , Texas Spinach, fresh and wet rTTerreeewrerre#ewtrtrftr,fjtr*t?*« 7vTrereerereeeeeemeeeeeeee oo, for $500 was given a klan official size, each 20c pound so e@é-e- of qual- artons to escape prosecution. “The other Fresh, tender, home-grown Rhu- | Stringless Beans, very eee DOZ three druggists approached by t a very ; EESE TI 3 Ever-Good Eas Are the Rest B| klansmen are reported to have re- | barb, 3 large bunches... .10c good, pound the Illinois I. arge Srugsia~ it is alleged that The » LB P ut 11) {ream o Best Pure Leat Lard, ib. We § | 4 to vay the “hush money. ’ Evaporated Calif. 8 , pound FREE (#r« jar ee : ' , oun , ee a : Limberger. Little Sucar Valley. th.35ec brother, vice president of the Mirst pti ti fla co bina A pricot«—( lifton r Fresh Roasted Jumbo Peanuts. 1 5c tb. oe nba cna ae a oe ca iva ing vor. A moDl - . C syrup: bie ; b. . | National Bank of East St. Louis, , : 3 : BREAST AND a SHOULDER can ; : > bene wall : — i al Loganberries—No. 2 ese and E. R. Hissrich, manager of an tion of highest quality with Seraw an Raspbherrie : East St. Louis building and loan la —— | association, were among those sum- reatest economy. Cc Fruit Saind—No. 2 eas. moned for today’s investigation. s y Buocliont ‘food “a 18- Mer | 35c Bottle of Indian Omelet Three other druggists for whom * tas it heen sold at 4 1 subpenas were issued for their Smother half a cup of aeeearance befare the meess tace MA PLEI NE chopped Spanish ca Ml gle S. Bh. Chace, feel aan Geis Vom Senta CAN $5 tbs. Domino. . .47¢ O14-Fashiones ae pk - 77 in butter until soft, beat avenue: Joseph E. Hamilton, 14061 SUPPLY YOU i0 ibs. Domino . 93c ec : : Mee rv : i FS Cc Missouri avenue, and “Fri eine § Makes 12 ‘Quarts six eggs, add teaspoon- Bi Heims Jr, Murphy building, drug. 25 Ibs. Domino, $2.25 WOOETS, S-the POE , u pars ey an COOK &ai- gist. . i Rich, Mellow | of Delicious together as an omelet. Be- | John T. Rogers and S. A. O'Neal. THE BLANTON COMPANY FRESH CEREALS REAL VALUES CREAM | fore turning, 8eas0R with members of the Post -Dispatch - the ose " Sourkrau pomert Maple Syrup the famous staff, were before the grand jury. St. Louis Armour’s Oats Libby's Cnill Con teen can Quick Quaker Oats . Libby’s Potted Meat, 5-oz. can Former Klansman Called , 2 eee mony 5c ’ Phones—Main 4344, Main 4345, Central 2058 ' CH EESEE 2-01. Bottle 39¢ & ‘ Another subpena ed witness, who a . Puffed Rice ae Libby’ 8 Corned Beef, 12-02. can. anced »ffic ii ls f el is i] ¢ Ositio ’ Vie oficials feel nin a position puffed Wheat ot of cuatty low rice og ’ 7 p iad : a sh “ee Cneese, do not "cont E. Johns, former leading klansman, | Grape-Nuts Underwood Deviled Ham, large can .33c ce Cacieer hed al ' AUC E who withdrew from the organiza- ; Quaker Farina see Underwood Deviled Ham, small can .200 ally handled by ete : ition this week after State officials ; al | Scotch Barley Heinz's Spaghetti. medium can.....160 , 4 at a re t i; j ’ WZ that pay less attention Simm THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE of the organization . refused to if the It’s An Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Pree Boy iti ~ ab oe ...«.tm_e finest Cheese produc punish klan_ offici: he had j | ‘ ’ eeaeee ee f by selected Wiscos imambed: with ‘bean: Saneiek SA ae Assured Kellogg’s Bran Flakes India Relish, 1-Ib. jar ee t necessary makera comes to K : Success | Kellogg’s Krumblied Bran india Relish, 7-oz. J ae roger Stores vou can Stores Every pound attempted extortion operations. —eF very can of «© hich roe TO tte . - | : It ic known that the Rev. Charles Shred ed Krumbles Ten Broek’s Relish, y grade, Canned the | thoroughly rured ) > Mébende, senkt uancal Sane DELMAR AT DE BALIVIERE | Shredded Wheat Heinz Sweet Midget Piokies, Jar. iness of the groWine wart excellent — wes Whit Cc rn Mea! f h t uN prices——and values— try a pound! ince No. 1 of the Jllinois klan, in ; ; uaker abe. Soins ® ay “~ wong Pa able. : pound which the East St. Louis organiza- FRIDAY AND SA a DTI “Quaker betes vey Meal Meal Heinz Sweet Pickles, Shion i e: hich t ast St. Louis organiz alveriey’s 3-lb. Bag Corn Meal.... Heinz Sweet Picnic Pickles, jar. tion is located nda State execu- ais miter Br tobe | fer | in Hominy Grits 10c Dried Peaches, Ib. East ‘at “ponies Gan event dain’ the I ! Cream of Wheat 20c Dried Apricots, choice} ib idiinee. Tiel ie ae Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour Dried Apricots, fancy, Ib. . stigating from within the : a WP ww: af Poh rie ffi niale IF THEY START AT MOLL’S, THEY ARE THE BEST Santa Clara Prunes, ib charges against lan officials, | Every variety of Food you could desire, HOT OR sate AD, oS ae Potato Chips, package. ) = An East St. Louis minister, who let Frankfurters. Knackwursts, Kte., for the outdoor gr ) sder white Wisconsin Brick.... a. Seni a ember of an important com- eo memes Department, Salads, Hot Roasts, Baked Ham, Cheese of every Purina Whole Wheat Baker 8 Coconut, can ie © 2 6 . Kraft Swies, Ib. .* ‘ is a member ¢ an im] ani : description. THE MOST COMPLETE STORE IN ST. LOUIS. Swansdown Cake Flour iman'e Mu d, kn “nate Kraft Pimento, tb. ..3 , mittee of three in the klan organ- S-oz. bottle, 25c; 4-oz. bottles, ost Bran Flakes man’s Mustard, 4-oz. can aoe. een a e * ne j | ization, has been subpenaed and QUEEN OLIVE each i3c Pos ° Coiman’s “ . = 9 Stan " eee , . quality ~ “! will be asked to testify with regard Ripe Olives, 9-02. med eee 3 % 2. . me, to practices of the other two mem- Quart Jumbo - ; T 0 P.0-T H.M 0 4 z | 4 | Uj T TE Q n/t bers of the committee 20-ounce Aveo- a SP gel pe 28 i N OLIVES State’s Attorney Lindauer, who STUFFED QUEE wanees THE FRESHNESS OF THE MEADOWS IN EVERY WHIFF! Benne? Cilfton, — — ; ; t idgets; 2 dozen for 25c; per * 2¢ . investigation, Sweet midge - aves " . is conducting ne ” PICKLE | This Butter is brought direct to the Bohn Stores from the Sanitary the ' a e against dozen ; a = srcamaggesoste0 pany tid Pin Money Pickles, the most delicious packed. ‘ Creamery where it fe churned the Kiansmen const Pain , os ‘vent punishable by a fine of rahe per jar _ | Mixed Pickles .- $500 or six, months in jail, or both Bi Selecti St. Louis MEADOW GOLD, LB., 48c . iggest Selection in ; - Cleanup On for Several Months. SARDINES-— 4 “4 SORWEGIAN CROSSED FISH, ) iy = ~~ ae li cans ¢ 0 fi ; Pj i MARIE ELIZA- | UU USEC Teco esta ee eaa aaa aa nae ee neat haa ast aan annnanann nnn nane anna saaaeaaneeaa anna ed . - me ‘9 As has bee! related. a liquor PORT Gtiesk M 1's. im olive oil; . ~~ | 7 BETH. in pure olive we - Be oe « 8c | for. 95 . Un alin a cleanup has been in progress In og gman ZOC | arinks: 2 bets... S5e: nor LBC | Hungerford-Smith’s Picnic Seven Flavors Sugar ( if course of the choleest ant me e for sever: nonth: > olive FRENCH CRESCA in b hogar Corn, ‘es ingredients. it has be- 2 East St. Lou f \ il mor " POR T LGthsh ; “Ney » olive oll: LEMON ASD LIMES : Can rn, Cone most popular , - d more than “nn ealoo!l keepers, eil, poo He — s 44c : Cc AP igen ®; homes who appreciate ' - = and skinies« | places to stay, with rates. Everything to help would arrive in East 5t. [Louis to- per poand.. + / For information, ask— new charter eer uigaté vm L. Carney, Gen'l A U. P. System, he East St. Louis klan would re- meat, per — gent, the East St. 4 Makes old (Cr seas Railway Exchange Bidg., 6:1 Olive St, fein their membership, but new FULL. LINE OF KOSHER MEATS bot. Ss te —_ rane Olive 1304 Kinloch Central s84t officers would be selected Our Own Baking on the > eac == Phones ily alxe. heavy & Olive 1905 enay dcain Sse teal County Annexation Favored. BASELER STOLLEN excep eG & e Resolutions favoring annexation Delicious almond paste flavor. tie beth ee . . | ae eh ounty to St Louis and re Jeliciou : 4 & kere, th. iv ‘of the c “e arshmaliow, Wafers, tb ete 10n AT og | | questing the ease scarce. bus Walnut Cake each ; . on : nais at i. -Ib. its western term Ss Butter Crackers arge d No oats, grit or shell; 1 | ne = on Florissant tins. each, 40 A) pounds, B5e. — i | West Kingshighway , scaled LSA Teh » » . 106 Wallpaper Cleaner; Avondale: -, avenue, were adopted last night by | aw, THE KOHN STORES A _ -B- Palet 15c | A ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION — = S——---eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeres” AAA BE BAAAEBBABAAADA BAA BEB AAAAAAAAAALAAAS Excellent toilet ment ownership of Genuine, 2 PEARL soap; per bar..-« - — recently has ac quired New Pota tatoes pounds fer hich its meetings Malmotive, Be Lifebuey, ber --*" Treat ling in w Willow Twigs, 4 d ee eet ll cc I hae A Tempting the building ow Twigs, 4 pounds _— ony mM iiee oa Ou, ber. . ni are held ané plans are Se ee Apples San. . 25c | — — — ume os — mee Die tier'ou. oun, cme . rican Beauty Macaroni. cn eee Lh, ee) Ss ; about June 1, AT ALL GROCERS | warming party

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- * Rar ea at aE ae _ — . . ee = aK, 7 + Loh aye mame 7 Se ey Nee ria 6 : ~—.. a es eS ge ea ee sy : ; ? ss ‘ > THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1924. ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © The Browns Succeeded in Subduing Lyons; But the Cards Were ae to =. Those Cu _—-——_ ——_ - ——_ ~~. _— — ee ee 7 — - ies Browns Show Fine Punch, Stars of Cambridge University ‘Buseved i in Tomorrow S Penn Field Brilliantly and Beat J ae At a Disadvantage; ne Sox; Sisler Gets 3 Hits a we ~ = — oOniy _ i on ™ » th "eld —- : ae ' u > game it mngies and dou! | iney round | i Sra we 30.2% OR I a: on Me . © Witness the Cut rst me 4 ae eee ae mas they Pp as ed erroriess uri ne . t+ ort: w ~ “a rT = i} i bs os 4 | s% - > : + as = : - ) s * ats - ' Lo J Nor th. Was a $-to-5 triump! — at tata “—_ “2° = ‘ ——_ ~ ‘ , SS a ae le ee ae right-hander punished ‘or ‘ace righthander Ad Chicago partisans wil! tel! the ana she other fellows hit and field — | | “pe om pt: 5 ci od ‘four runs in the first. And these ™*! '® the third and beg Story in a differen’ tone r} Wil ham pio . Awe : ' } ; , -r ive rounds. In that ~ av tbat ; sons ar ; 14 : ; r? te ; RISTOWE, (left), Vv. B. POWELL . 5 ps $e . ns safety waa made oft ) hate @ thi : Browns Turn Three Double Pia rs. to win, for Vic Keen. who stopped gave a real exhibition wane ate a thing on ' in the ied. This | @oubie steal F Ntion was one « ! most ie - , , ™ ble . = : ass - ine thinkg@ about the exhibit oe ee The “Evil Influence. * Le youthfu ,™makes a total of 21. Against this aon ee len . hLinwever mim mi a as LP naer ~~ T) € 3 1 . rh mele ' . ' +: 4 Ss r ~ ’ ie 4 . : : ; r L TILDEN’ ence is : a —s —— the Cardin ve lie f Johnny uart worked was given a fine re by th€ |. Robertson and a double killing Browns’ Pitcher, Ill, Unable ; EN hop Ro le ri Reith and Sincoff in Feature ' ardinals he —s Ser 14.000 fans * : +) cord “ go inet , ag | . experts ) Pr- ai, a a pers - ae laboring against this season. Only lop r Kealing a ay a ' : sother in the erch' - — ' ' “ae “a : "g 4 Eadie | ' | Bil! core twice this vear have the rival cut- The lene run off — fecily. ine secede a VEVELANI : ' iis Sieiginceadtt iinet dina! .t santamwe sre eo, , > fits fatied to tally im either tbe the ninth. when Botte in wiew of 1 fs that Sisler L ert? + . i a | : Pn 2 3 ran : pavecaragg 0B. frst or second rounds ome to right center for obtained oniv on : 1 “e faa , , —— P -7 > Tisiae : “ois bh) : ; a? “se at . ‘roi? lm, — One . ' : . ok ' ; . J , > jt . = ° = — - ’ in at 5 outh . ram at Ive ad Ey . ort ee aca she Wiis let fist 5 ft - This occurred on opening day Se en os —? ea ———e wae ) ' ; — Ss ul | : ' the season. when Johnny Stuar Allan Sothoron Todag. ances are that stopped the Cubs and again in the . eT F at ~ = Gg second game of the ries ith.” ) ‘Ob mer nani , , make his first a Breaks Were wen aan rock os ee aay ae rofit 3 then + + , EX RICKARD © said t ste:t] Ve Bd L. cham- the Pirates. Four times appe alled were not tonsiJiti —P ; ‘ et ‘ ie ' dala ' and sramell >, 71 Louis batters have faile [Oo alt season on the hill in dll. ist meeting th bet t ‘ndeserred. * St. Lou efe A ) alee | ts . | about 1 over a marker. The biggest game of the series the ‘ said George after - the came | re until after 11 ! ' : , . Another bout is tl the Cardinals have enjored | If Rickey switches, B Pf Danforth's failures t! | 7 distance furnished on , eR ea a a CES, LUIS LACEY JOINS . . er : Pit cHON t one i | De -est..at 1 pound ver zen second round was 3 to @6. hat saver” this vear will me Pour he P- - =i? 12 > » bow a happened the first day of the year>. signmrent Eimer Jae worry at one Mage y tee ame rutin ‘? ' il ; — ' — moval from th ox Willian irried f the fielding BRITISH POLO TEAM | met he « low That incidentally is the only time Cardinal. is due for the the bac kr? had anything However. his r ~% - . . wave Hu Ricker’s men have been in front Whether the shift of te prove to after twe frames had been played. Blades will stick, . : dé ™ mr} a2 >. . | " : eh, , i. ‘ . . . . , = 7 " ‘ . ‘ a m - a , ‘ aon is as ,e A ; | ; ‘ - —— = “ , . : ’ = 2 ‘ [ In an effort to add to "he hil ” not announce last night. “A AS an a 7 : ’ " 7 ? 2 2 qn , “a+ " J : . . 7 : . ; - : . - co . : 2 ; _ " tin + ae : | e Arm am op . : | m- | t c strength of the club. Manacer menage 7 ri7Tth mr - re -_ ’ ‘ : nae 7 _ : : ’ . : .~* ‘* = - ‘ ' F . s : f . : | intl 3 em be a : 1 rea — Rickey made two changes o >is) THREE AMERICAN etMained six hit : ‘ive runs it ned ou > lane : tla . Re + +, : : Pn. ; lie ; v . RIO : ; a a ~ | Dbatting order. Lester Bell and ome round hit behigd second b lift the historic Hy ) porontactengy ser palin | ge a ES pat Lame, Cal 3 ee ee ; TO SEEK BRITISH] ' vad sme eine Mueller. who have done w.!! the plate, were benched in favor Page YORK, April Kam . dra the | sa : n . . ths : , ; ; | : — . : ‘ ond wt jack 7 ‘ hb. : +} Wiss t ot - = = ~ itt the fhe Sox to three hits in | ror mtr ges 50 Qe me as | cose Not Yet Settled. . MENTE ai ord | Player made a base hit. However championship. Ther are and one-third inni | wet er S pects Pop sy % or 52} : : , oan. 9 'Keen pitched real ball yesterday ce former holder of the] It was evider’ th: ‘orth he ond immi co . on a | ) ' PR gp A 6 eee : | ; ; , ra’ “a a jand even Hornsby. who had hit *'''*. who finished sccune 4 @atiefied t! ith land. and tossed ttl | | a ” - _* : 34 Re ret dA POUNTM Ede iisafely tn the frst eight arti-s. — . t+ hoor :+ / : " . = 2 ’ : : ; ‘ . ; ru " . _ : ; Lae ¢ . , , 4 " al acl . | or has it that Francis # ' : a des : 1 woo fer ald ee The Cubs Trick Park. Standing of the Chi Walked pest the by mt} = ingeilda. — hn , ic we : : seer 4 . rs ‘ ea i — + >» Rave the sphere hit just over Poston ; : ' ; eel a ~’ peasy , : | - al a : » d At Sportsman's Park CARDINAL AMERICAN LE AGUE. _ , , , ni ' coor i rt — — > lian i mn of vy ons ubles for the Phiiadeipiia & & me eo 2 an sae oe het : 3 Corbis: ie a » get a rt ew ; resulted in an PETROTT AT CLEVETAAD were just three srantham hit two @ . ‘ Z hk a : : Po" - p 7 ° s . ™ = 77 7 , 4 ‘ : ~~ ‘ 0 ; . . - , ated . > . - ww + e . . . r™ “i mhess , ~* - = - . . ry . : “ ; > ’ : > a4 ' ~ - . \ +i CLEVELAND -

, + 7 Low. Comfortable t. | fe will find ‘Stacomb ‘what have always wanted. Even Pe ied tien oer and iL. - ft fini Bil ie? iu , ‘ , . 7” : 2 . , a ars ; i . . Ps H chowpent ore | ) a 7 ’ all es : ween Eddie O'Neil and Lea Van contest this vear at the end of - has starred in the role of ' deni’ to rad onsider His a o I re <8 ie As ’ AIRE= - ‘rT ee “ ae vywe's® ¢rom™ that Unite p- ie oa at. | ether by Romero- Rojas Taunts. of Firpo s ™ Aas aseured am afraid of the corrTre- new fe- ' Ther Gils t and that deste or three more appli- completely dissolve and the scalp wll vour hair wilt —_ silky ali I ‘ae ll T-yemeenegt ee TIT ame y il Sure Way to Get Rid iz

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pre wuts an se EST PD rg —_— pe ‘ aon we " fg os tlt RR Cabs it Appears That Our Mr. Rickey Is Having a Tough Time Making Good as « Stock Salesman “DISPATCH q 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1924. ) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee ’ qnequess@se eee ee A trp >. | PSL panes | : Rae iain. Peincini POCONO |MYRICK DECLINES TO Hurlers Put Clu c ne Agrees to ; Tex Rickard Refuses . Too Many Trials Marathon Star Who | Principia Enters Who , Who - . ' ; 4 ‘es flan rit wae Rape system Is Wrong pete tes: Sunfee Colleke = [ix | } {mite feature of last night's races. 5" "riders rejection of an. Invite | NEW 3ORK. April 24. | Prgee ee a eee ~~ | Cloni's vietory did not come 48 4 | sion to further discuss his amateur OO ar an Of a HE 12-rounée bout at Mad Division. (Including Games of April 73.) surprise to local skating enthusl- status with the committee here to y qi . ie . Madison ee ' , . G , ‘plendid form x i : Square Garden Mav ¢ | LEADING HITTERS. asts, as he had shown splen morrow. but intimated ft) Pus a Il Come to Max q be. : j eon pe ' . x . i nat no fur _ ae re Ww Roe |i jan, eee Quintin Romero-Ro-}| Eastern Athletes Likely to Go . : Wheat, Dede ‘16 9.863 |ifyite heats of the titular series. In | ‘he? Steps were contemplated: at —_ p . . S — ' 1 — / "1 . . ’ } > ; ' —e +4 j , mg TitUiaA e: — * if Fight it oO- jas, ( hilean heay vwe ight ar d } ° ' * -peciai to the Post-Dispatch eat, gers ‘ “** ' ‘ vi 4 Leas oO ie : present in the controversy growing . - . ‘ : Be ym Ss . , > . = ‘ 5 . 4 . na! cA 4 Si t : ames This Year the Oppositi ‘ jas Is Arranged Se ted eer. 22 heavy- Stale Beleve Ret ee Fas all Pe haga yaa een ro tee eg TE er adm eo ‘3 33 the wakahe ican Seas eebees ome CUS 66 SHEE S Payer ares See : nis - € , ° Os ; oy f . - “ eight. fo 4 7 7 > neg | 4 : a ae oe : — 4 a ¥ - \ . S is > ' — soo . oe“ i ra? ‘= : ti 7? , } sition Has J r ; ' Das siened » 0 hgh ag ' a icles werg | Tryouts Are Held. , : a : ong ipla §=Academ:; :; wes ™ Lou | Grantham, Cubs .... eo OU Ce finish and crossed the tape about 20 ‘Tilden’ oS annie } ma oe Me . not be we will enter a team in the Junior Heilman, Tigers ; Ss 5 : feet ahead of his nearest rival. Cliff further pointed out, was a question : . | a culehaies uis Angel ae College class of the annual high ,; ; j ina : Howard. the Pacific Coast cham- |, = 3 “" : THOUGHT OF DEMPSEY Firpo, South American champion, ? P ‘school day track and field meet, | ire Oy meas ah eo eed finished second Ray Davis for the amateur rule and net the Lo get first chance at the Chilean. $| By Lawrence Ferry | ee , Pm = — ints arti of st is landed third place, trail- Davis Cup Committee to decide. So Tex Rickard declared toda. ba ‘Coprvright. 1924.) : which will be held here at the Uni- Hornsby. Cardinals of St. ee pg rela yd banat far as the latter body is concerned, : _versity of Missouri May 354, accord-j| Grantham, Cubs : ~ | Olympic games competition this s year, as the player-writer rile does The one-mile trial heats were the c Cc i most ~ interesting events of last a go into effect until next Janue night's program. Cioni won the -—_—. = = = i = amateur status, it was ally Commanding, in the First 7 bs Score 8 Runs in 9 Frames —_- i “If Firpo Ww Ants t ; fiehe » . | - - > . . ] 4 —} 92 nk ; : . —— nf 4 . ‘ imi LOJA ' N Ee \W YORK, Apri -~*%. ATIN ae Se . - , . 4 vs Declares Change o here, - may arrange the boug Zuna. according to a sory which ie | a ing to word received from the a Yankees : ™ . : . s ; . . - 4 ..% af . _ +1, Cre *® Giants By Herman Wecke Is Due to Boasting later on, provided that the (ni. ? lhas an official tone, has “cooked | academy, today. frincipia is the poner ms , —_ lean defeats Johnson,” Rickard . ae Ta Olympic first-string i first St. Louis district entry to be, Mew os bai : | 4 . se as an pis St-! = ; ee McManus, : . : the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. of Chilean Rival. added Limos isa ly “ ee iin. us, Browns . . . } ‘ | $ ss a % | 4 ed NX ' ] ’ > . C s. ; > 7 ; . , 24.-—-That Cardinal pitching start : oe Se a , monet? . Although entry blanks are just LEADING RUN SCORER first heat in 2m i7s. Ray Davis and a ‘ 's stil —————— , ~ lran three full distance marathons EN 1 clin tek Chili ~Oieaty* Player—Club. 4} Cookson finished second. and rhe fourth qualifying race and : ~ "* “ A ie . : . . i 4 ’ CC ? , S ? rs) . eA f ‘ : : ' 7 ¢ . ’ ’ gen wn - : -erer «) > *s > é > ; j EF . = ” - . . ' . have played nine games this Seas TENOS AIRES, April 24.— | lam afraid of him. I can't stand | If this is true, it would not he | ‘ ' n '€:rimes, Cubs "6 event was won by Cliff Howard in | night. Re dney Peters and Richard ied. Gill : h A ican | that I will go to the Uni e ' surprisi Three 26-mile runs in ; i coe | usually high-class. Lagrange Col- Cobb, Tigers ...... bp 29m 58s Henry Thomas of Cleve- Molenauer of St. Louis, and Ctonl, muln é i¢ Ci ‘ ‘ . na ete >= | ris : So «@ i " . | . ° ‘ ; aa : : hems nite : Ange! Firpo, Ssoutn wiSes 1 ficht Roi , id nited States | pe eS taxin the hu | 3 e- Neen Oe Ee |lege is the only other school so Blue, Tigers .._.. land finished second and Ross !who hails from Akron, O., are the . . € 4 ‘ . \ ’ : ic ‘ : ‘ . , ‘RS Ss axX ‘ ; ss ey $ me = ° . . . : ; + ° ; at ef eight champion, \ ho re-/| am , isn ojas provided he fights |asS many weeks } “a Pea i" : ‘ ge: ‘far to enter the Junior College 4acodson, Browns ... Wheatley of Washington, Pa., third.’ men who have qualified to date, =\ Once, vy no one else until he meets me 1/man system pretty rigidly. Klesh Fe #5 - Flack, Cardinal score was tied Jeclarecd his intention to re- | . ont to be the first k y | | blood tand only so much ae class, though the Kemper, Went- — sindlelae 22" be . 6 : , . é : r*) ‘ | > ie noun — : ’ ceeaing ov a uel, senaon, OP Res 2§ ; Firpe made hii an Hioms declared he had inti- | UDO wit ints at Paris reside ~ * . . : And those | hill in the third and he remain informing Juan Homs,! ,..,4; “= epiair i: Mire 1 Phases, o, Bhgens . es she ait : : California, Bellflower. Polo Gil- OLYMPIC BOXING for five rounds In that tj e night, ! ‘Bae. tickard mation of Firpo’s feeling regard-|in the East and will thus meet one edi lia and Vandalia have indie i . : —e « re eas ‘\ LICKaYrt« , , . ’ ‘ ain a € ‘ ‘ a4 lhiICales han enough one safety was made off ne ntative © ot Pic ' nd ing Rojas until Luis Ange] tele- another in the Eastern tryouts. their intention to enter the diy TRYOUTS TO BE HELD a . ’ im, he was cabling hickare } ' ic} , . . yy , teaee u4 PALI > Givision 4topper ave a r ' d yihoned him last night. y , ge Ie ‘ners. | te. , who opped gave a real exhibition of hurlies sai Sete to call off Roiad } £ fany Tryouts to Fag Lasterner ae 7 composed of smaller schools. IN NEW YORK MAY 7-8 @e e1ores ‘ ieee eRe Ligorous competition is bound to Seen ¢ ’ - with five the fourth, when with i Movd Johnson on M: Se $2 —> Sp. o the Post-Dispatch | none ee eae with Floyd Jon none epo, LLLINOIS NET TEAM ensue and when the leading . 2 ae |CLEVELAND GETS 1925 "NEW YORK, April! 21210 1. ee ne struck our substitute for it a lFirpo- TS p s ariaestitiamendaiacen oii sane all Malle j Fs on NEW YORK. April 24.—What is ane I jller The lone 7 as MEE ‘ | ‘) ¢ 7 j I 1re = y “ non oe oa . ; expe té ad to prove one of the most . — ta) ; run : oy dat¢ . Q . . ee : : W . @ score! 13 came as the result of two = bout at . lat ; URDUE S UAD | their sectional tryouts, rney are a i OMEN S TENPIN EVENT important amateur boxing tourna- | in the first) balis, hie own wild throw 1 by Romero-Rojas Taunts. | Special to the qos Dispatch likely to find a bunch of Eastern ee wee INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Apri] 24.— ,/ments ever held in. Madison Square : , ' . . > ; ° ’ ’ 4 - : . . : : _— ’ . . . : . = eight aN ps soon ineper yieciee etapa 9 ats reversal of Firpo’s much re- URBANA, ii., April 24 Coach! performers who are fagged ind : ’ he Ltowlers from Rockford, Ill., Dayton, Garden will be conducted in the fa- d bl . a i ; due Bearg’s University of Illinois tennis | not un to their best because of 1e . a O.. Qynaha, Neb., Chicago, I11., Cleve- nous old fight arena on May 7 and one | " € -_— v6 . 4 eision }}: \ P i ; : ‘ 4 ‘ . ° " 7 oan 4 : a - cond. This) Goudie steal sted retirement ae p. land, Toledo, Indianapolis, Detroit 8 when the Metropolitan A. A. U. : ; . s, solely , : i St zouis te the allevs ay will id he a istric ‘y : Against thie | Keen Was a 4,00d Pj Sie asciarations - Romero- son Saturday by clashing with Pur- | tion % ee aes a ee _. po on ogyl > + = fn tea er eed oo i a _ phn ane : Jo , & , » ». q a . ' " as . ‘ae Exe. oy “is: tl piit \) cis MAL IVila O silits “FI . q ¢ afte . I ~ | llied four | hnny Stuart worked 0 that Firpo feared him, to- due University. AS a ¢ onsequence it is nol SO cer- Kn x Sig a be “4 ; tournament of bouts in gach of the eight classes rineiediene, da three runs Ming with no success With : with statements of a simi M. K. Dubach and W. M. Goog- tain that those who are really best Lf 7 QR — 7 Yesterday's play in the tourna- |at this tournament will be sent to! @ ; f just seven.| Grantham, who is hitting tenor published in the Chile: willie. confetence champions ast ‘qualified to perform great feats o1 | iis ee & |ment resulted in changes in the /|the A. A. UL. national championships * st ‘hat . a Se : , . — S h> ee eis and doubles Miss Burnett Snider Which will serve as the final Olym- » . “ ; - ; . ‘ . ‘ iy: 14 r) iT ~ ‘ 2 eines ; S ) | ir are: > . SS , %:.: ' : : . ; n right field. It was a real Moms said that if a ma the Illini team this season These | GES Pe ” and Miss Velma Myers of Cleveland | pic tryouts ) ; 4 SSD — wee ere - aad Le —-—.- me | — + marathon prospect because e Cardinals “down” after the first two tn e Knot Holers have been ahead 3 > » ring, eymen went than it is in the bana box ~ from the ! rg ‘illing they stayed the Phillies own iat he was wi” . » " sy. vided Romero Cardinals are concerned At, pro ff Pfeffer. pitching of Lou North. The ¢ unished” ‘or faced" righthander went tg ?-. et at home schools with an enrollment ex- Heilman, Tigers cement to resentment team wil] open the confe rence a. dogz-eat-dog contests in this 0 ) : — re he ] : he ; . , ~~ a : é : a - om nly lop me could be arrangs d, he - men played three practice tilts with Gesre words, ' * lati a Ss ; 4 roll 1¢ for second place n the liolders of metropolitan titles ana @ rival cut- The lone run off Keen ca me doubt that Firpo would * the-University of Kansas and Mis- yimpl selections which are Or ' , | : - ie ibles an Mrs. M. Watson and others whose ability is recognized, either the the ninth, when alin lee : nee to sign up afterward ‘ sour during t hie last week-end. the best we could produce y , 5 Fs Alrs. ' Tar leveland. rolled 1086 | but who may be prevented through | Millions Lise It lew (ents buys lar at Drugstore ; », j s S ae ; > ye one to right center for two gggueet Harry Wills and Jack Demp- winning over Missourj by coppi: under ordinary conditions, may be » gt MET Ce tn. Gay « ird place. Mrs, Martha Scott, causes beyond their control from ; — : ; the two singles matches and also | exnect «] ’ lam Sy ¥ Ae , Cleveland, took second in the sin- | competing in the district trials, also 7 . 1 e and } re 1 17 all . : - Pp c .eeq . 2 : ss 4 > ~ , 7 a , } r) le se ; ° hh. , . . ihave a young treshman named bigest lead wame of the series tT! ‘ RE ' ' 1s afterne Phillips out ; Patler in —— byed in any If Rickey switches, Bill Doak Mb ioviuedeae a: Ge, end of the has starred in the role of | Recently he defeated Joie R o 0. That saver” this year will get the - at . sinhenethin “oe eo Wa a th bf the yea; signment. Eimer Jacobs, one ou e Way to et l 0 an ru sion! ne he ee "vr cagnnep Poy » only time Cardinal, is due for the Bruj eo —- ad not run the dis n in front Whether the shift of Lavan There is one sure way that never | im played. | Blades wil] stick. Rickey wot ils to remove dandrutt completely the national intersc] ¢ o the hit- not announce last nicht. and that is to dissolve it. Then you = ationa interscholastic half. b, Manager ah nae Mestroy it entirely. To do this, just : . We benatine rege ges 0 his! THREE AMERICAN “PROSMER about four ounces of plain, ordi- | | , to anys mags ina he has a coming Bell and Mary liquid arvon; apply it at night i . , wome s us youngster done w) + 'TO SEEK BRITISH Bien retiring; use enough to moisten | : “Sy 3: WEST POINT POLO TEAM of note at ™ the Associated rere, "mie scalp and rub it in rently with fin favor NEW YORK, April °; oe tips. By hax rin most. gs PREPARES FOR TOURNEY But 1! : pene ng ie EOlf ORME not all, of your. dandruff will be | Ke Ag ' Special to the Post-Dispate! honors in. the Britten , and two or three more appli- | > | spot sh RK, April at. Maj. A However hampionship. They are Walter Bhons will completely dissolve and ng s Jingle’) Wilson, os — ritish-American Army interna- yesterday «en, former holder of the Reid rely destroy every single sign and | Oo had hit title, who finished second in Biiigae of it, no matter how much tional polo matches at Meadow ’ ». |} YeaTS lLourne ° : - , 2 ogg os oo enpppelina beh MecDeneia d iff you may have. ms look and feel a hundred times better. ant ferweeds te ‘the eee. Will >. Rogers |champion” Gene Saragen, P. - will find, too, that all itching You can get liquid peeves at any ¢i coach the West Point polo four in | ae digging of the scalp will stop|drug store and four ounces is all eee Miantly, ang your hair will be) vou will need. This simple remedy rk. Standing of the Clubs trous, glossy, silky and soft, andihas never been known to fail, to miti¢en Bay Ridge. Brooklyn uted yes. AMERICAN LEAGUE which besins ea Mars. , (lub oat ; and as 7 - VW on. L . " W est Point will meet ° 0) . Philadelphia id in de- Chicago ~ It con-| Sew York In adding “leve'and capacity | Boston tercollegiate the fleld ships last spring. Ve of the > | After these two | ‘ anyon a in each | wey York inst the | cincinnati And on Chicago in left, prokiva buld, Only | Pittsburg just Over | Poston n’s Park CARDINALS ’ who promises to do mighty things tance before this year As schoolboy last year, Phillips wo: Page, the Butler trainer. seems * 7 > >> »? > | as ’ ’ + . ) - , Brook ida Si ali, and one ot th ys O™ preparation for the intercollegiate ’ Championship tournament at Fort g C.™ gs, soOMme- riding (‘ornel]l team in SJ " he tournament. and rn my jit tne (“adet ‘our Wi improveitnent m\Ve'! 1 team which ntered t = >> Cee ‘> ae > Association at ts meeting

providing for improvement ;yvene Field, adjoining. the Ground is t be prepared at 2 2) for two football practice fields haseball diamond for \ > j ome fi for gener ipractice us¢ Try all other malt extracts—then try Puritan. | Nelson Vigor, Marion: Raymond We will leave it to you to judge where Kahle, Lima; Herbert Frazer, Mag netic Springs, and \V\ ilbur Wit lima Puritan stands, and to decide which you ll use. Plain City have been awarded minor eports letters for work on tie gyr ~ “ee Pind n=l and Roger Addison, Columbus, Richest — Strongest. aod a ae Murtlin. Rochester, N a “Highest Quality.” ge tea ig enor: ne RO ‘Va. was elected basketball man- Buy It and Try I=—Gives Sure Results ager for next soanen: ; . UNITED STATES ENTERS this 16 OLYMPIC SPORTS NEW YORK, April 24 entry - zz ALOT - ™ ne v so FF 2 we I"nited States is assured tin 16 vou! Women find Stacomb excel- n pre, 19 branehes of 1824 Gls mpi I-kept, lent, too, especially for bo | what hair. In jars and tubes, at all we | a ‘empetition, according to the Amer- NS, Olympic Committees plans - forecasting the greatest com- drug and department store® | (nus attack thie country’s athletic for no ag forces ever have launched for inter- made es national honors.. Sucre Ss & pes: 4 . q | btity tat America ae catering tne | 4 ofessional Limekeeper % 4 complete by also entering thi : ~4 in the oe om ¥ Greco-Roman wrestling, weight } | tural, ER y A | lifting . : - ee “yp this has | Saea@ | \, e , long. -+---F REE OFF 4 , igo next features on the Olymaic : ELGIN NATIONAL WaATC H COM PANY . ELGIN, VU. Ss. A. - = ~ x ~ + _—= OE IE eo Gee ean LO OTR Rs ST ONCE ny » , <i » ~~ ~ =< 3 ( _ ya erogram in France are rucby, May iruly, - i) Standard Laboratories, 1nC-~ . A eaccel football, May le to 113 West 16th St., New York ‘Highest Quality” 3 tee and. pony polo, June 19 to . . < ch of the ti and entries for each Please send me free of ch ‘July 4. an _ ae : en forwarded : - : . generous sample tube of Stecoml ig 7 . already have ate of competitors is . a & : 4 "hy 4! ow * | “% ‘ mond VY i as ' - : . , , ‘<a t ; The main "«* , J “Zs ay SE = ’ Y ‘ — | k for a campaten of | . a “SE ——— 2 Tees. | to emoar ; ’ ww a hixtributed in St. Lowis hy booke June 16. and will in- i i ad “ 4 , | . . - — a a a eee! ote ae C O See anal Jd squad, | ee aglaw Seen ue . ack and field squ ge * bea oe iclude the trace . Po ee os a et v ’ a i. | Even keep nt it. * al : ee tl he * 51. LOUIS, MO

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. =e + eiaddh de a. a kidll clo na ae, nepali len a eatin = eae AN A AR a ae ot la ala eee ae Ti aa ahead eadiahacimtiae tibia ers x all et elite > e THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 24, 1924. 32 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — —— | —— o- — EE _ eT - ~— : : — CLOSE IRREGULAR =NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK BONDS — >. i “e Associated Pres« ma (0 ° Ost - Vis3a Br * fat ; ’ NEW YORK, April AS GF te \eu Yo ort ~ACARARS Th . : ; ' : - ; ow ; ors : , i F . : 4 : ; - | a) en Svinbols: **Partivy «xtra rT?tPa , referred } é: wit - , : = Exchange t » te j | _ ~ ; — STANDARI> OTF —l ea rease nc Ranged ’ ve aS ‘ : = ae mE ie secu, ees : = - ; : " : "> . 40 ofa ; s* ¥ : ’ x . . ; ‘ , ‘ ed “hem 4 Range of Prices Generally Higher Until Near Close «= ~ | JiR a, se: : 3 oS 5 a , When Selling Is Encoun- 22% 95>" os os rane Con Of. /| 446i 4") 4%). } Anaconda fis “3. 98 BON” | 1 Wo deb 3 “33... 80% 88x boy | OU Saf Ran x) 278% O of NY v0 | Irregular. * ao sa) | INDEPENDENT OILS By Leased Wire from the Sew York Berean of the Pes«t-Diapatch. 1m iim Arh > ~4 ‘ange ae ‘Tact oma rrarke NEW YORK, Apri! 24 The Ring Post. } its ciai review “ia “A : ntin short covering © ever, On a iarge Scale market firm dur h reat« ; . « fs A : A) | fractions to a point or i ig og s 58 | 6%, 6 ® Ru P Bide & -¢ ist 4 O: ? 39 * é ! | , 4 1% penn ox ) | : 3 = dia do: *. : 1 achieved during the first ! = “g =. ; i = L0G, 21 >] , . Ba, sa: | Emterme . i » | wend 78.000 last A poor earning statement : rf. -¥ E | hoe com.” : oot ond 0 th ern Pacific was seized on . - cuse for a last hour driv issue. which resulted in a recession in the rest of the | Closing was irregulariy higher wit teta!l sales running up to about 60 606 shares. Liberty Bonds cont! to establish new highs for ¢ ’ 406 owners : > al rt y one ae Z 95 1 , : Le, mm TOGa & er le ot ht et ee ~— ow 36%, 54%, Sa {a . ni 4. 468% 0 47% 474 — MET4LS AND EQUIPMENTS =f 2 1 i STANDARD OILs. ~ ~ — - , i ~~ met « , _ Cash 4s rain. » - , . we - DT Slee dak kL 7 rT a*n. A - é" r ‘ - = a y TAL ALE Et) ~ & bs marrow range th . | Gelawyn 5a 55 «153 , — e 2 554: eengge at t Por : , : -9 4 : : R ‘3 : ; P&ls . ' “> 7's 1924. to share ters .. govery in the stock market whic! eee Seture, ree io pr ofd 86 92 : - ; | ) ‘ A z : os NIC “se s) 04% 105? > Rie De J 47 ~- 1] .NJ . I | at close of business on — n Tuesd fternoon and efs still waiting {to set 1aP , : oh | aa. Ld 5M athe ' 97? 9 , : at a> wv Transfer Books will net be aus began yescay art _ - pens to the bills in Congress ; -an . s tet Brities . , . 4 as la 4 ¢ ve , , Ree 3 | 5 1 + ue oa ae I i U Twelve Meath«s te December 1 me Gnveti Wednesday was car led Wheat was unchanged at $1 %% - ore) Se Sea) Fes ° S| Venedios -—-\ em — amy be or ; or i one aa! on irene 77% ‘s ' y a — “ae ther today. Bear operations had werd © . Vai un : | = “= | 91 ) West Pa : 5 4 , 7 , The 3 | ; ) se . ™ 1 108 Net after Taxes. etc ie : been pressed too fy and ha ° “Relatively email! changes are e- ~- > » ‘3 on Le te 2h 2. o Zu. , . ; 7 ~~ C Ow } a ' : 8 | ' , ea, ; ” | eee 3 + 4ae ‘4 bad ; BROOM COoORN—P Ss. b from $140 to $740 per tor ee ee eeeere —SPECIAL CAILY— Po "> «> - PACIFIC EAS . | statements There t ae change in | f 1 : dianon : ~ \Tasl 1. iad ian Governments borrow: at RB I ; [7 2, ‘ , : - : ¥ ms — ' _ it a . - In ' . >- : e554 : ‘ ’ ‘ , ' } ws . . ; a - } : , ' : -_ , : . ws 3 : , S — " ~ ies: Bank oO Fran : € . a - . . : : 5 8 ; . . ae ua . 10 _— . e : Qu a — . as Ms are of (_ommes Cn BBs Guspe ded their efforts and busied culation is abo ti. t 1 » 6 § 3. “Se 194 — Ft eS nf 3 8 61 u : ' - — " eel The notable features today per cent. Circulat | . = > Ci ac 100 48° 147% ; . 4 ' » 41 9 Nor Pac 41, 4 : ee ) that-it took so little buying to put trem Smaller and deposit , , =i Ss y prices up another point and a half (favorably : = Th lereert . : . - . ; ‘ 7 y . : ebout 21,,00,000 larg | me | + = . = o ) : : i col fe two This indicated the many - ' , “os . i *s i q | ee sage of stocks around the recently Market . 7 pen and ail Prevailing leve!s | tereste, 7 ” The decrease reported in crude ~ Jay . wi gil production tn the latest weekly : st 1728.0006._ 600 “s 2 ' > oe¢ ‘ . . : : pe : i . : 8 ic4 i : > : 4 1S %, : " ‘ean ¥ « “a ‘ . , a " . peints femparative scarcity of reai offer- eompilation out tofay, was an un- *Sest & Pleasant surprise to bears ®n the. wks These were all strong pram NEW YORK pril [4—Follos - i of UVUCtalions , the foreign exchange wee on as $4.37", . ce ' ~ . Bp 2 -? : . . 28 1004 1 shares ie $. ees o Teoks de? " on ae ‘oo an i my ? nae oe oS ' | ce: under the lead of General Asphalt wer seri cCeTita A , os . . ~ - " ‘ : : . ' ; , ; rn : _ : i oh 53 - . ° Dies _ ; : ‘ ce ws er ee , r & Ref : : . “@7 osc > ; ee and the Pan-Americans Phillips —— . = oe a , a. , ‘ ' Ye , om ~~ -- . ; _ a sac . L Tk : : ‘ , ’ 4 , fe ye Petroleum crossed 78 taking rore eehen " PLAT! ~ ee —, ; | : I ~~ j , : - . ' , , . , : : . , _ | unt ef the report for the firet ~e SAX T—Mark j ; i : published Wednesday with 102% : 5 ; : Z : : : iG a 4 ™ — . «% em .. oS here —* D “4 . . . — ’ : 2 at ‘ ! . . X . - a on _ « ” . ~ om : crea ce mver i}? earnings in WAY—Krone (D) 15.9: = « - 7° " : ~* : | . . . * : oe Same period last year Pacific | >a WEDEN—k: re ‘12> _—- che? 9 : : MB te ——— = ‘ : ‘ a ‘ . ’ . G ; . . - a = — ; and Standard of (*>) fornia cnr ENM ARK — K rone ‘I P : ‘ . . ‘ Nn % a ; ’ ’ ‘ , i ' - R, | : - =—— i e4 | : aah ' | -o™|. ERLAND—Franc : = 1 te eg + hd a] ' ; : : —__ Ait : UAC r readgii and sq did = AIN— Peseta iD) 13.964 ' = + —_ s : ~ — ae : ie iv at EP r— I > “Ana ‘Ty ma 2° - 5 ° . POLAS D— Ma rx rt MhhT / r nf, : rea oO =? O ‘ rt ; a* paid to nem * medium and low- ~~ > 1®- ¢ 4 iIDwme revisit @Dis RUMANIA—! oy AT.GENTIN«A— 1D BRAZIi —w rr es TOK 1O—.¥ en 1 : 2 do tn in the MONTREA! ——e - in ! . , : d , . es . —_ ‘ . . % . . . : : ‘ oo e , i over the ground a} ——— hy Rew si ae be, i) . VYEw v% rie hh Aor “4 ein a ' Sereca Copper . Orpera !ien wich recent — een - , = a ; , — : ‘he fece re. an - one 1 thas ' ; ¢ ' 1455 : . : . . : “ ’ - : } : . erations « he su , " ~. 3 , : Ted. , ’ , ‘ : ) Sf ite main, Ma reremied after aie ween Fe On : , fates 2S eee | asks Sti | t by Balloon Tires Michi n . : : Gri ais " +) ’ . = > - , ’ Gubeidin ~) ? Dromerties » . , A's 2 —- . eer . oe : : i le ' > - g Ts alee America " _ ” announ at | a - , aim r igh f " (ne Teatiot Min mz (} for $2900 OK PON “ t 4 ft . | : | | ‘= ’ Deon made nd | at che -: " sunt —\ — i : 1 ; ’ P ts : ' ‘a . ’ . + . 51 - , : : “ : aw ‘ : ; : . r. : a 333 ay ay Say ¢ 28 ee Scag S| SE; NY Se ae Se) eee ALLOON tires enlist low-pressure airto . “PRP "°°" ‘he fearure of the | , Setlons Wouil have ne Seariae oy 1S4 Phil Mor 50 7 ae % is ——— _— ia — 192s) 10. .* .Sh 4s re 2341 78h cushion the passengers from bumpsand . An wepiagr ss Sp wt shuns | ae wtaied ; . ; : . ; -— : . “* . . , , : ‘i : ; ‘nr ; ; . reac “i ae : | 368" a. core a3 LS te sem! ey: S85! & road s , | iz il tare " ut ete | Gate } to P Pow 6s : ona em me hocks. Fe also cushion vital power * investment securt a . 7 7 er | against same adverse conditions. | ed States Government | as , § . Awe qd ir avy volume #o-cal : year were enome the War Se. r An _ ; , i . 7 — : . , ee 7 : CUR WASS. | ) The shock- cradlin ion i ii highs f free g of power unitsina #8 i. ae ee a > stork te req@ute - a ‘erly : > ma egg be ~ , ; -'s A , : | double frame has alwavs been a Reo feature, ae * La Dealers in Federal vertidle Manufacture of nr ; . ' sUppiic. an — mits ; : ' . . " KEW OR vis ” _ , . y ‘ ’ 7 . . ; ‘ . , , o i I . - . - ‘todas | ene : meal ate Oe & Ch) Ory Wit 4 Siar matte" oan ) " $0—20 89—28) S02 and a vital reason for Reo chassis longevityy —— ee ee, ee eS ee > * all :; , Bi. | > this market also. The Kansas B oon tir es greatly promote if. . -~ ; imt Revetnadealil FS. aamall reverted toda: a . . - ean n? ot Kh Peers cheer ~ of " ‘ Td . - . Rs a4 , ) anal Se "42 ; ; | Me | Rac * 'he tranefer of interest ‘rand in. pave elem | nm @ * . . . - ‘ new ** Ue f . i ' . — —_ ~ -~ 4 ‘ . : : RAILROAD BON z ? ani ; : a os Mechanical goodness is further emphasized =e ™: ‘line savings bank rafi-; tnd ‘eS eRe) tt ese cre uve *“*FeErecg rer VE TORK Lert! 24 «wri, mle of the Peres ‘2~+ ee De | Rericipating or, a" - . ) : mat a | oar | "8 eee : by the famous Reo high-powered six-cylim [Ee nds and prime industrials. lar. Im a | : der engine. Intake valves in head and ex S| | bo fivek, eens tin abana cn raed i Se te steel te } -. TR 298 2) ante ae . Loe é= 29. : | 10S—S * 186 . . 3 e : . Cintral Se equaled the recov morse meine wee cares. Arie ‘ai dBase et | aeRet Set Ne aka | EES sh 33 Man" 100-1 ‘002 ‘sea; turning in four large bearings and balanced 7 ved up cuny alee. aasmek TO eo ; 1 3am & TT le tie : &0 pr Shes | ae. “ a dynamically and statically,— ground, glass | 4 , mples were Union Pactfic | lower. yaa th eet RAE oma mee % ' me funds were ir sup- ‘ ak aeeticn . da Rourter —— ng Larger . mc 40 per 's : a O MOI” . " . ; P Rly a , A per « we gad wate ‘ ” Praehter : : " RK . ) iin al a . nn ; 80% Qe ; ~~ .& CAR COMPANY, Lansing, ' - he cent. This condiries. 7 ’ a _ - , a " : = ‘ . se « "9 ae a : a , (he i= eo sa . . ' i . . : the ~gee - ; ; 9 : . , 8 : * ; : 4 . : the epccesesfy! piac- 1o.. hy Gx 29 j Oy Reig u ‘7 » + es 3 Tew offerings. even when , a ' ave a com paratively KARDELL MOTOR CAR CO. ER =a) 88 which meade a : ‘ae veur. Avxztrias wnanimous n oe P —- , - M@eckhoiders has Seen mals | . c - Ea [igiistnenesussencmsidemennsee 12 : , ' : : ‘' sa haust valves at side —short crankshaft, “uarter of | >_> OOF SB Ew Nding

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tetas y - Le the AO OL — ‘2 Aa el 1 panel % i eat bia ad Tee aE ae 4 oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1924. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Far IRREGULAR | |_Fiuture ‘Grain Prices] BEEF STEERS STEADY CABLE AND WEATHER ARE | Butter, Eggs and Poultry 1|®3i..".°°,%° "So. *.* £|[ Produce Elsewhere o$ GARLIC—California, in sacks, 12¢ per! Spectal to the Post-Di un | St ; * | po | | 0 toh ; ’ a ad H N ‘ - - - . * ’ + - a — : , 7 : ” a ? o N Ew ¥ ORK April - ; —Trading In ee CHANGE, Apr ANTS EX: | R F | IN OTT MA K ort: LOUIS BUTTER. EGG AND POUL. | | GREEN PEAS—Alabama June. $4.25 (© | coipts, 8281. Cream ae re urter a te 1 | Werth Street cloths market wae ~4.—Folliow — : x c DI ing is the of- St ' 3. Te " record of tod; ‘ ; | St. Louls » per hamper 3 “k _ nt | Tremely eulet ith n * sTOCK . & CoOmEng and previous clo + and | NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Ill., Apri! NEW YORK. Apri] 24—An opening Commission houses today paid the foilow-| GREEN ONIONS—Home-grown, 10c to “Ort = , ote Bana Ft second. hands. " Htandard print clothe Te , : 1K : ‘ ets. and —a nar- ad x to ie ing prices to farmers and country shippers 70 per dozen bunches. Tits AR , > eby - : "| Mained unchanged at ee cents for 64 by > ee Quoctlati rT) " | o4 —~ F im? "a ‘ . Vance “i ] - . . ) ‘actions o NAN . 64011 received from ~ Receipts today, estimated: Cattle ard : oOo -0 points checked le - . ' ~ to ,; and nearty ant toda) ©*-divideng | —_—_—— Se ia Thursday under a moderate supply. | @Dpeared to t b ! if Creamery, extras, 38¢:/ $1.73 > ro Wine , ; . y et, 4. . ” ee a etter deman¢ or , oa - ¥ oo ° hy » . [ NEW YORK April %4.—Live poultry ~- —— = % ling ’ EXCHANGE, |Chi. 10315102 % 103% 6 %a 101 %b Quality was not particularly evod Jieef | @t the reduced premium and the market | firsts. wears. SEC: DACHINE Ween. ARSI $8 per bbi. | weak. No freight quotations. Broilers by New York Sugar. . ~ . ~ . . ' = 1) : : . - F The raw market recorded ittie Dual o* (to average extras. °7%@3 Cheese. | With similar quiet reported in tre OF $: western bennery whites firstea ~~ » - 9, new Texas steady: receints, 166.7963 nounda ma rts. sto K& = “1 Brown Shoe sprouted, a here : MAY WHEAT —— : , e net char 102 % -103a | steers cashed mainly at $7 to $9 per «wr. | 80M steadied up on covering. with a: 2 | Sea.' 7, , , = | NEW POTATOES—Piorida triumphs No - 33 , expre RG ‘re w+ . , Mith the Precedd | ‘“nGeg, as ; T and ad-| = + 04%. | Ten cars of Texas steers in the querantine | ™onths showing net advances of about —. ‘ | $2.50 to $2.75: No. 2.. $2 per crate. RY eee mnt Z ad “A ~ ag ot ~ os oy NEW YORK. April 24.—Raw sugar Yas bery \ ious trur fig day's Si. fA ' ng ry t , Jui y WH E — - —_ — —_ div sion brou ht sR 5 and other ' to 18 points ’ | HEESE—Per pound: Northern twins. . sacked $4 50 to $5.50 per 100 - ec, L resse x pou try stea y ‘ ow 8, ~~) Quieter early today and prtrees were ut ' actions, *) SR eT tee 104 hs) ~~ ek joads made $7.90 Several tunches of | The opening advance was promoted 18c; single 18‘gc; longhorns, 19 %4c; dals- | jounds | ser aren 0 ; changed at 6.40¢ duty paid for spot Cubans nenhaneg “J 40) »? on Ny ' pit) ( orn Was , ‘hi 103 Os ‘s b 1038 ly . \, 103 lo blOBie-Saa : light steers aA nad tive «ide relative v f rm cables from lAy erpo'’ ies. 19c . prints 19 ly . br ick, 1 ‘Cc. | I 4 Was rest rict 7 by prospects for rat ? - | }eT oo alll . I tec : B. ~ per doen bunches. . : wy 0 - o4 . 7 aome refiners are accent ne business he } Ps ” ; jegi#iation afte Pn wr nie © un- hn ©, 98% 97 % oT% - ‘s Cattle | Settled or cooler weather in the ' and smal} | RHUBARB—Home-grown, 10¢ to 35c! AGO, April 24-—Pota —— trading | tist quotations. The demand was less ad. - as they appear u a iM! . ‘ = boas —— —_——a rn im “ . cM quality most ‘ com) ion tn 4 j ’ ; west. sata . . . we . . . - — 4 . - ~ per cozmzen bunches very slow . market dull; receipis 49 cars, tive Refined fut ures were nominal ’ , 4 — , MAY CORN - | Was no pronounced change ; narker. |. Fluctuations later were irregular. it | turkeys, Sc; spring AIF a tye SASSAFRAS—Home-grown 30c 3 per} total UL. S. shipments 543; Wisconsin Later there were sales of 10.000 bags at. "focal cash grain market wheat » da, Ss 77%, -i2 77s... Beef steers average about : jnear month liquidation was absorbed as ™ a ao pews ~4 a ‘Q - 7 ' dozen bunches ; eacked sound whites, $1.154@1 30; bulk | Cuban and 38,000 of Perto Rican for fp the e were ua w : a 2 ; week ago, to possibly loc to 2) | Moderate dips and the market Was steadier | +: sé ; a] 2, . : : STRING BEANS—Texas, $3 per bu | $1.2041.35: Minnesota and North Dakota | April-May shipment at 6.40c. e ( oP a . = oo were irregular, | K =— 5 "9 04% 94 eb sta "| ‘ but au! ‘ : » : ; ; . aiA . ; « * > ' ‘ C7 tT) Sreers for soft and good blending | K.C.. 7; 2% .3 — + | Some of the plain kinds. The ton was $11 bey y midday on covering. May oe . > aon hafnper | sacked Red River Ohios, $1.3541.50. nagene-% an . 6 - ’ . - ¢ he ; ; = ‘ “oe , ' ‘ € . ¢ 4 at - +? 4 4 ’ ; to o' ‘ . . \ «» . Ss. ~ uaa > - ~~. . oe " _ a, of hard wheat. Corn was ir- | ——— a . Se. par for a ] fa drove gfant oR yoo — Ne tg ha Kie + sg ne ound |, SAUERKRAUT—City-make kees, $1.25:| CHICAGO, April 24.—Poultry alive Boston Wool Market. c. , 1? ‘sane e down enman was ais . ‘ cm, z te an eifers are likewise steady for | ~‘ mts wt. higher, ans © IMAP : all =o 7K. en. « ’ "407° ler She . ‘ bur- of d Ss] (WM) . ~ , le _ a ' poy De 7c _ a 2. a ~ — . a the period and best cows 15¢ to pes Te high - | peared to be favorably influenced ? 2 . . m= a Dae PO ings 5 ahesed i si08a°" = $3. 15: barrels, $7.25; caska, | pees — 34 g=6c; broilers, £8@oGc; bie STON, 7» =4 j en Me | : ofl e r up = 3 hi. = . * Adee ~ ; , ~~ © _ . . | toa Air Pred aan : oul ibs... mac " it : nA ' . § . , “ - ° ’ . ; ° (its ] Nii WI " TA rie : . | i} : ; e > a is as Bu cher cows = at S5 and under were eg ees of the stock awe M ' a. ' , K , a a a es lerfed aidan. ; SPINA‘ H—Texas. "be to $1.10 per bu KANSAS CITY April “4 — Pr »du e wn- ooane en ye Bee BE at hates SLACURITY ‘ ———-:* 5. ; , 4 -_ | ~~ a! Siow property and some of these are. if /'‘ usiness was attribute: to ' te Goer ' " goal > it. olneaes ” ematene | WARE ome- Oc 0 pe : ; ; % : : : o— 22 sie , . ractionally lower; A: * 734 ms 73% -74b) anything, 1Sc to 25c lower. Likewise, can- of straddies between Ma) at rds. Re >. 34 : Te jbox. re ear ee ee — -— a aes va een ee ths Sa llony an . influence © . ——- i ner and cutter cows are barely steady. contracts at differences ranging pelt oe Ese d . * ts .. aie nan- pro penis ingen — ae ty hy pee mene ri ‘ayt lede Nar on, a4 Li mane - ——— elie am Bologna bhulis moved up 15c ot 25c. while | 130 to 135 points [2 2c, SCCOGINS to Gas =e ——s red nansemond, $2 Wool Shearing Begun. picked ae ie dan MB» weals for imme ' Rank of Comme... ’!***+. a , 1 wheat 3 aoe” sae 7 vi | heef and butcher Trading was quiet during the riy.| 'ess. , to $2.25 S22 per bu bo FORT Wc i 24.a—— ring 2/3 Seen om . ' nme ; FROGS—Per 4 j } $2: me- — i bu x. WORTH, Apri! 74 Shearinz ha le Tradin today showed little us Union 4 wwe es %d to ‘3d lower. & 77% me and ij except for further eve’ - ome Oe ont tae “on TOMATUES—Filorida, fancy. repacked | begun in the McCullough County dist t wy 7 . ion Trust ... 22° ae . 3 » a % §Juls : ' zs ; + get ea - ae i er near dium, $1.75: small. $1.25: babies. Tic. , _ Yb » «. is : aoe Swunty » @,. | change in price levels “noe pte ’ , ; — . ge ; mae 7: on a ible M. —~ nt - narket VEGETABLE: $4.50: original fancy and | where woo! production wi!! show an | — jessie Ma . = 7S Aah’? 4S. 3.90@2.75 per 6-basket crate. crease thie yean Buyers heve contracted ‘4 nai Bani chants-La ' ! ' | ' 3 — - | OO 1 3c ae Saeiear in ee , 2) ©’ Soe | ARTICHOKES—California. 50c to $: TU RNIPS—Home-grown, washed. ®"5c | for 150,000 pounds of wool on the sheep's | "ik. as . : “. "+9 ; a Bt ehh arg oe SP Ls + gy” or by ut “a ne ee en ee ’ , head , per bu box; new Alabama, 2Sc per dozen | back around Lampasas at 44 cents, but | jaca! wheat A angen. Tl ie] or ole a 7 be - 40° oe Tae, ga pecan hes eas . Cotton f csaen aaa dillon Maer 20.33 ; 2paR acts ~ , _— @3 59 | bunches prices since have dropped. Shearing will Wit 4§ “eS a ; ————— _ Ae > La tt ) Mim IAS) aa oo” » Seca - Vig : — : - ; ‘ o. Sey ee FRUITS not start at Lampesas until May. HAVE : : ‘ e 4 : ; ad ah, ‘ 4 : b ; By . ‘ : ~* ‘ —" « ' . ‘ ‘ 7% . ‘ eT ! ° al : Ol x }, : a “"* ” —- --—G—-— -- hrourn ' st , ot : , pr Cc, 5,600 bushels, conta $4%,-7% 44 " , Dias io; light yearlings, ran an., 23.77 -EETS exas, $1.50 to $1.65 per bu j ganc, $2.25 to $2.50; jonathans, $2.75 to were 140. aea an ‘ - 7 . a . s . 2 J : | we2.a) Lo i ut e Ws. range, $ NEW YORK Apri! » Oo asket S5 Villowtwigs,. $2 to SS , Winesaps $: PR A ip Aneees rice at $3.25 = . . ” , ~ Bl _ »* , S = , - - co per , Pr shers. at 39 % 397 er steers re S450 t Liverpool Cotton gt .B-—— i . ~ ade? , age and 76,000 last year, included | wAY RIS Salles yh op A ~ santo. ee rot | CELERY—Florida, $2.50 to $3.75 per} LEMONS—California. $3.50 to $5 |aute at_1%c per ieee vocal and -i) throw O htrouenh. | ————$——— _|lower. than the st ti yesterday, top| in at atten meee Gead | tate. , ~~ IMESs. ob BLACK WALNUTS—2Xc ver Ib. ; 33 cars ‘ocal ntrough. | Chi. . 5 65 4, stopping at $7 eipts were mode middli 354; fully middling. 17.904; | «,CACLIFLOWER—California, $3 to ORANGES California $2.75 to $5 ve oo : - GT ; > el . . i 2 —s _ . stents — ‘ . , “ — . =e . _- 1PeFU ‘6 \ . * - 2. - »s per «ors t . ’ ee . Je fr , ° hel | | the ead. | ; ' ; ing Ah: 4 ate box: Florida. $° ‘ $3.50 bu box Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities. er . , : : = ' . 1 . yy, vi >= ae 1 . . . . ‘ » ose za) So s } » >| , F) ri Mo | ar _ ; F being ° hae s 1 = * ’ — = ras. Ra LSS ob 67 4 's) 160 to 1R0 ib Kinds a’ 1 , ak ae ” ’ »( per Gozen., iO! ida rer 24-p nt ‘as . reen and a ] —_ - * pave. — Sing Ane 000 washels SEPTEMBER RYE _— argely, butcher ene from / - oes , pe! C re * meat Alabama oll Mississippi $4.50 — $5 50 Cincinnati 23.1 ft., a rise of 1.0; ea , s . —_————eee ———_ | clear at S7.30 to 7 close teady ‘losing April LETT I iti—Californi ‘rat ae _ , cis ‘ , 2 27 has eee veh hy: BBLS losed stead Cl Si 75 Louisiane short hen | Det 24-quart case. | Louisville 9.8 ft., a rise of .3; Cairo} ' m ared ; ie, a). last yea", - «? ; . => . ~~ a - enya nn on of Oc: ' home-ger ‘ > ‘ ; "1 .ES—Ben davis. $1.50 to $2 25: | Pop Oorn, Nuts. YOI R D a A 1 ER SEPTEMBER OATS $8: « r cows, range. $3 to $3.1 Ph hee a oe PO ee : per SF TM BER Oz Ts - | wte ¥:; middling, 29.90« CARBAGE—T-. xas $45 to $60 per ton. | to $5 per barrel BCANS—wWestern. Oklehoma or Texas , J ULY RYE estimate calling =5 6 oes ipts were hea ‘ oe ere ey ene ; ee A. y Blk. eat 6B fy 89a. weight and quality. Pigs were 1 + : May, 17.19d; July. OG Cl 7 io >4 90; Lou 7 yy snort hampers a es gpd. enter than @ r ag g a ——_—___—-——_ |a few gales ahomt steady, rene was ee . cc... 1Y.O7d: Jan.. ‘ ad, Maren | bs g Bos: ~~ S1.1o to 3.9 at ge Honey and Becswar 32.9 ft., & rise of .1; Memphis 26.1 ) is. ye é from ‘ t 5 ibs quota le at ry SI » | ‘ > a re LT ae notlhouse i to ws pe Tr iu . > ' > A Ot ft.. a fall of .1; Vicksburg 39.8 ft., _ ee we. and 653, which were 94. Thy , : err bulla, bulk. $4.90, 10 $3: stocker and feed | 3 Cotton Seendy. orbu tekst. SO ke eee at HICKORY NUTS—Shellbarks or jarge SHOW YOU A lo-1ili1 Aght pra... 2 ig} ae ees ee ——— —— —______ _|Trading was slow 5 taki od ordinary 5.664: ordinary, 1: 4 } a ‘on aa ce an] nols and Indiana hot- STRAWPERRIES—Louisiana, $3 to $4/ Pittsburg, 11.8 ft., a rise of .8:/ HONE Y—Southern bright amber at 7 nited Rallwave enor Pa . vol ™ Cash Grain Ee ‘a $7, medium weights 110 to 130 ‘bs at $6 | ————_— OOX | Wagner ee, ' St, Louis a “ ’ al | to "$6.6 , a SP . m | “S 75; California pink beans. $6.00. and , rnex ” a a 5 red winter w “a : Rex Rec. &§ : Rigg fe ’ prs i ss EE , grade red winter : : try — c. Ship. | wool lambs were available | Call ornia black-eye peas at $8.25 ver 100 | ——— fet) icky wheat 4 - ss al m. canners at . ' ) T Louis (Cle 2 mixed a a Q "te rte . : lambs at 3 to $13.50; medi 7 | HORSES AND ! ES nditions ¢ — repor .) ' ~— House A é mixed wheat oe" =>? — uiult idee mark «a % ~ ° $1° and Gefen ti ae fectin his market are nehanged n v 04, Cebits for April 23. ai CORN. am 20: 25 1126 OBA FE age sae aes ene | 200k. Weel ipts continue compara:i*e- | “ 8 .” 4 -ati 5 is : > p cA ’ y te } ¢ Ase ; .4 fs for noe ki : a Debite ty indi viduel acrolunts ror th diehite ta : wee : et ‘ = : , , = ; ‘ bank and bankers’ « mixed corn «+. . . _ a ‘ , on Gé * lower again today, ci q He \rer I . oy ee io 1S) 400 000 Making « total of ) 3 0 Clearings for Aprti MIMI OOO. fey corresponding $20,400,000: total te Aate for corresponding period S08 YOO O00 NEW YORK eT; high. 4: Closis ge bid by , sb te : only itime } s : ds mixed collateral, ne months 4"%.q4% . 4%,04%. .4-—Prices on the Bow | hree per cont rentes. & orn sONnGON., rite . | ; | a as on onde on . ; High. Low sfiling generally around $7.5 ' ‘in °F horses on ¢(o.nmission peg os oe 7 pea = - SL Chonpers bucks are quotable ore fiours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth and mixed corn 4 mixed corn . pao es #- | Indianap’is and 17> mules mixed corn . 7 7 We Show and SELL #ego%ne SERVANTS || || Let Us Show You the Hotpoint Iron ||| /s/sT on We have a complete stock of the Ffotpoint three sizes—6, 5 and 3 pounds When You Buy Heating Appliances k, em 559 to @ * ceed “om ad Chicago Provisions a Irons Stoves Percolators $6.75 $4.95 $16.75 CHICAGO, April 24 —Provision n jose and ranges follow: ; firm. , xchange ne J — Fy ———— FJ} — 5 _ "Tl a ee iat . t ; a oe ‘ . . pi LA RD Site cer rc ~* ac - — re = : = . = — . s white » ea . ~ - -~.> an ™.) DON, April 24.—Bar silve fample grade wh! 48c | ; seseres- 2075 10.72 fs 10.08 Mon . 4 hy per cent roe No. + mixed oats noe 4 , ™ ’ . , pecs v 2 2.0 6 8 ‘ -11.00 _10 7 7 10 95 ‘ yr short billa, T%a@R per cent: aa —, RIBS “Bie 5 . j onthe bil $1-16Q@3% per cent a —_ tne ania e orp Ma} es sek. One — Wall Street a RR 2% | — ' . BELLIES LOOM | Broom Corn. egoor: sommes YT RROOM CORN-—F. o. b. St. Lou's, News and Comment puly _: ,26.95__10.50 1 ' j from $s) 10 to $°40 per ton | . ~~ i 6 : 4 —s a ed | Lo NOPIC, GAS AND ELECTRIC 9 SPECIAL DAILY | Lead, Zinc and Copper | SoTu CONSECUTIVE ' +) ‘ , DIVIDEND ON PIRST PREFERED LONDON, April 24.—Standard copper— | | STOCK -PERRE By a Special Correspondent of . ot £04 bal rutures. £65 fe | The regular quarterly dividend of $1 the Post-Dispatch. eiSpot £846 28 Ga: futures, £ ee eee ron the Preferred Capital Gaon, y . i) 24.—The re- | lead——Spot. £32 7s 64 of the Company will be paid by check gi NEW YORK, April 24.— feud—Spot, £32 7s 6d: fuiures, £30 12s }u, 1824. to shareholders ‘of gvery in the stock market which ae ee coe OSs CNS, SSF F e ‘ 7 ’s ae * lIneen aif business or April an 1 Iu: ‘ = : —— : a 2 f | * i ; NEW YORK, April o4 —Coppe! VSS SS AVR ESS SS SES SER EES SRR RSS SSS SENS RSENS NARA AAACN A MESS SS SERA RAISERS SO RA SANNA ARAN AL ‘ ‘ otpoint ectr 1c ns ‘he Transfer oks w -} day afte 2 and con- | Phe Transfer Books will not be closed, began Tuesda } ifternoon a steady; elecProlytic, spot and futures, 1344 The Iron with the Hot Point strength saving cantilever handle, hinged plug attached; stand * s iinued Wednesday was carried fur- | | yo@.’ SS eney: epet and futures, highly polished nickel finish...... Curling trons Toasters $6.50 $8.00 Other Hotpoint Appliances Carried by Us Curlers, Toasters, Emersion Heaters, Pads, Hot Plates, Percolators Distributors Electric Shop—Basement. 1106 PINE STREET ST. LOUIS, MO. 995 — = =o 0010 r _ Twelve Months to December 31, 1923, | Gross Farnings ............$39.97 . Lei Net after Taxes. et mestye en pressed too far and had re- = | Surplus for TDPreferred Stock ited in an over-extension of the ¢5.1° Antimony. spot. $9.62 : alter prior cat Ss j - J ECS GRE do hort interest. Prices had fallen : ren ‘ -- > an [Dividends paid on Preferred 9 "°™8MMmough at the same time to attract WHEAT TURNS UP AFTER Stock | 3.3624 Mbetantial buying. and, perceiving ie | Samra het ae of Prslered “MR eeracors'on tne” snort wide, AN EARLY LOWER MARKET LOT Larned a) . ‘amine , on yo k ome sapeln ™ oo eapepa 10 Mupended their efforts and busied . a — Dividends paid 15th February. me memselves taking in their con- | “Pecia! to the Post-Dispateh. 7 noi | May. August and Novembe tracts CHICAGO. Apri! 24 —The McNary wer A.J HOCKENBEAMER Hiaugen bill todav again entered into the 07 1 a ~a . . « " - e . ™ “’ g : ‘ , i ae i. ee _ Vice President and Treasurer, The notable feature today he wheat market as a bul! factor A ave ‘ ean rarTrcianrn ' alifornia. . that it took so little bu) ing to put from Washington that the House i . , 7” 7A ey oa 1 - r* ex *h up another point and a half ate “go on. ee vy ne two points. This indicated the many liecaia to take the : ; > of price j , emparative scarcity of real offer- | $°9* i, tbe» bx sof stocks around the recently . : ‘tion and later spreading by Prevailing levels. 'terests, some shifting hedc*res mn The decrease reported in crude | to July and others selling May and bi , July occupied the time of the brokers 1! production in the latest weekly |'oash house reported interior mills res* eompilati - ‘ _.| wheat to Chicago. However. there pilation out today, was an un- | Wheat to Chicane. soft wheat Pleasant surprise to bears ‘on the | with increased sales but pare wheat ‘ . neglected The break in lftoreign shi ) shares. These were all strong ‘checked export trade. Primary rece’ under the lead of General Asphalt | were light Parts ot ‘ panda compl sine : een favorabie wea er or seeacing and the Pan-Americans. Phillips | ‘ weakened in the late Petroleum crossed 38, taking more | when early puyers tried to unload ‘er ght marke t Stcount of the report for the first Mt oe a See | pevarter, published Wednesday with | a Ms inctease over the earnings in , morted the same period last year. Pacific Sere ned «Oil and Standard of (‘alifornia enths past meeting support — a - , , | in anticipation of a nitinv came back readily and so did! tion a hs re sunport Milwaukee shinm>*nis Bkelly. of 487.000 bueheis were commented we oS ; his is believed to be a_part of the! Raliroad stocks were not as'| ano ann bushels afloat that {s being shif: - , , wt 7h ~~, : Prominent as the industrials, but | to —— ‘7 Shice hy Be wae . SOi' s } }? ; ; _ More attention was paid to them = Pad iar power in corn Was poor late in " . ine + > e f-o ° en * “pecially to the medium and low- and closing prices wert ..* } her today. Bear operations had | $49.25 : prices unchanged S7 RTAGR25 Zine iis spot and futures ————))5 Nh =—— (9) —= ff - eS ll ee eee eee ee ss pW es eee eS) nickel finish e PIUBZ.«.-censeesseserseseses SEBEL OCALLAAALANAAGALAGAS FAL BAAA/SABALBA#FEAAMMIAAAA Seteeeennentiieal "4 cents fw a? More Hotpoint Irons in use than any other make ~~ ’ ES), 7 da a > —@ SN GWhy your neighbor The Hotpoint Percolator thinks SO highly of The New Hotpoint Stove Price $16.75 her Hotp oint lron om Price $4.95 T is hardly surprising that dealers feature All-way-through Handle Bolt—no the Hotpoint Iron—and that more ofthem more cracked or jiggly handles. are sold than any other make. Heavy Duty Plug Receptacle—no For in the Hotpoint Iron your money buys _ breakage if the iron falls. more real comfort and help than you ever Everlasting Steel Cord Bushing with got before. New Floating Contact—two features The Hotpoint Iron costs $6.75. that add materially to the service life. :; : Better ironing—because the point is Now consider what this $6.75 buys: even hotter than the rest of the iron. Strength-saving Cantilever Handle— . : . saving exertion all through body. The Hotpoint Iron is a true Servant—de- Attached Heel Rest—no iron stand— signed with thorough consideration, with no lifting. experience and authority. ic iron. Hinged Cord Plug with Ball Joint— It is the electric gives the cord extra flexibility, and prevents EDISON ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO,, Inc. Boston New York Atlanta Cleveland Chicago Ontario, Cal. Salt Lake City it from snarling, fraying and breaking. ye. Ade Asda anadad dé 44244422 /)2))2)))/7799 n consequence Mays ® priced stocks Sa TRic: Sent ~™ Be « . . t llowed the trend of other mark: The leaders came down in 7 Cowine of Jule we hour or so over the ground | cre: "ith being jong the : “ ee f : ir lemanda gn . earlier in the day. A nuin- | PhS’ closed unchanged #9 ‘ec ‘ . ‘ar : a , * . cash saies were ©) : t ad Ui { uba ‘ aie _ ”] o0n bus)he a corn and tu cnt? i bushels oats : i - — The Bond Market. Ts also bettered their previous . The Strength in Liberties, which |high for 19-4, and the new Japa- niist low-pressure air to Dea the feature of the bond /nese 6s mpevores “ot Ba haa ce —s | r ir slump. — ngers from bumps and Siena nae Week or mabe, trons (Bele St ger provi tak: cushion vital power Me investment securities. Bey. |ine. me adverse conditions. Ar of United States Government | More . Sas ov 6 a 4 » sr MS continued in heavy volume |so-called speculative rails than f | Erie prior lien 43 interest was shown in the UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. Central 3530 12th & Locust Main 3220 Webster Groves Wellston St. Charles and All Other Branch Offices : : ; Md new highs for the year were some time past. * * * ng of power units in a Meordag for the second and fourth |were heavily bought and the con- ways been a Reo feature, %\ Liberties Dealers in Federal |vertible 4s, all three serics, the A, or Reo chassis longevity. a ad sank bonds reported B and PD, were higher. Missouri, . Srength in this market also. The Kansas & Texas adjustments a‘l- promote it. me “Rnificant development, how- vanced fractionally on heavy eo fr was the transfer of interest transactions -o5 18 further emphasized te” the old-line savings bank rail- Industrials were highly irregu- ‘ high-powered six-cylin- Be oben and prime industrials. | lar. es gan ot gee tee? : tg ' keneral 4s sold at &8 rine 6s held irm, bu d Cal valves in head and ex- for the first time in a long time. ‘Sugar 6s made another new low . e,-short crankshaft, | het York Central 5s equaled the |recovering somewhat later. United bearin at 98, while New oYrk Central/s : bber 5s were heavy. an alanced a New oYrk Central; States Rubber 9: : ) . ti il gs d b - moved up even more easily | Wickwire-@pencer Steel is sold ica Y> 7" ground, glass- — *xamples were Union Pacific | lower. with aluminum alloy Pay OFekon-Washington Rail- | 4nd Navigation 4s and, ee toot ave Drone industrials, American Tele- || Probably One of the Rurine eo Reo ; PAs and Indiana steel in Most Necessary of All PMs cal) eT e's tae Hotpoint Servants Is eet time This Table Stove OMPANY,. | ; reve My « funds were in sup- ’ Lansing, Michiga 4% per os nt. This condition, er with the successful plac- of new offerings, even when. - CPAP FLLAEILAALEPFMABIFMGMIALAEB&AB¢sL 64éALMAA44+zA LEB 4bL Akt Cth a AMEOEE SEIU IAEILD MEAN AAAPAMABANMANANAAIAABAAAAAAAALAL AAA thd) Lith iidi iiss dissstttshséilmsstssssddddddddddiddiidsdiddiidhdddddiisdddddd sisal TI Lee zyotpoin{. Servants a Distributed by . TS | Gupte Wesco Supply Co. ; a comparatively rp ome Fer the convenience of our cust rs. J fe CAR O -_ @ Sturn, as were the Southern a New ’ ' | . | Oe The New Hotpoint Stove te : we are operating « Service Station at | (Exclusively Electrical——Wholesale Only) “Quipment trust certifi- | | ? hombined to bring about a $4.95 . 618 Arcade Bldg, St.Louis, Mo. : 7th and Clark Av . ae. ches... 3145 Locust Bl. ma *sepeaghtgh feeling among bond | ; In = trade rs : ’ the foreign list the feature coe _ - 7 OE , MARA SAAS AAA ASS SERS ELSE EN : oe Ss. which made a 714 PINE sTREET | -_—— x —————————_ =" ior the venr. Austrian , ~! : a Ags (HAA APA AAA A DIES A I OE LOE EGY LL GLEE, OLAS %

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a 7 AL PPE el Be er Ce Ee Speer pes Hy ae z Pe ye q =e AS a : . . * ance and pleasing personality . highest LCTOMOSBILE PAINTERS— Must he lst- Cisrene = y as "adv . ' » ° mous * : © . that dj SSermrnin.: ition er n ~ = . thes ie . .- — e . Path etter oe per oy ‘ om - r sali pre ie — we A Post- men A4ppiy TO4 N. 4th ; a = ay tow er demand for ns wepapers. iiny afternoon, April 24. at 2p. m. Inter- — | eke : ) aaa Somalis aaah” Ieetetes ano ee AWYER—= gee ay BAKBER—Firsi-class: at ’ = — : m to i090) a rena cannestaeel ' mh K " Dots: _— ar a . + ap (ER— Em ale ouettre Hotel Rarher Shoo aan f ‘a> 5 - 2 BELLBO ¥ —Ber reported yesterday by a COT ment ty alva! emetery _ : : — ; } -— Ex} _E: Lost: shell rim: at a — . —— Pn sal] ie , ©e on radio at the Opening ses into rest aw PEE \ La a bany =. as . R HA ANG 7-ER—Do _— me : mane wenn LO a ~tnene : . ~ an to schoo mmair Hote Tay lor and ; ; pri) , “nm... Mrs , ME hatn. ht. f =. Sha! mt 97 4J - Sidne, . = —_ ' ie “ye tT) ~ y - tei. - ~~ sjon of the annua! con. ention of MI, od : ea _ . ae ithe iate NEW FUNER AL HOME , oes = ni n ren ard Pa ce J ’ : es b ‘ . Bex C-154. FP .-2)._ oF _Per rshi ing. (6) wD American Newspaper Publish- ci lear mother of Wi)- e ; a ~~ - ee Seine. 28 “| 9 es ae | AND WiIFE—sit: housecieaning ’ : - . tke 9025 LAFAYETTE AY "917M or Main 1000. station 12 indeli_ 201, 5 . _p.-Dié BLACKS SMITHS—And Bradley ‘= (+—Call 916 Garrel ers AsPociation. Rem e and > ; “§ ~ . . ‘ , in Xo charge for the most beautifa! funera! - " ee ve 3 ‘ ERE IE - J P PE = Hi ~v*as Ly, i ne Des 77 - -~~eeear —- mei : . ; . * ° “ PER. _: oiored. to do Cleaning ] ‘At present th. radio broadcas>. dea: ter of M: Minnie of Sen! earior ip the cits ‘ce@2) SULIT CASE ost ‘ft itomonuc. — e —— rs. of aaeen~ Gr take any : hammer men. Apply LD De .. S004 Scanian img stations of large newspapers en- moral fiben Samii vesi@vebe. 6968 | APERED $8 a ——_ | of work. Box C-195, Post-Di ——! Kalb. + Tele red. about 18 of Baged in this experiment,” the | i, = . time sce € — ——— =: — x oe aoe maa | a - of ~ k winder wash: BOOK KEEP® R-ace i — ; PURT TER— mored, Apply Reem CUmittee reported. “can still be sntereé into rest on Wednesday P E R S O N A a "Minnesota ar sconade sts.; contain- | ROOMS cleaned and paint washing: prompt rf Steim. Phon imar S23. _ ts perienced in ‘finding, off cor _ R o 3 ‘ Sf rm LOU ls om . rin th hings . ; ©. — ‘ _ : se | : . ~ aes - ~Ta! ‘ ; . t mekeeping ~ tie . sek, De st Kay . aal ork. moder: . manufacturer J a ure producing an intangibie but frm tes ‘. ah 5 i et o dl cademy, Nebrask | Me-ame > .L PAPE nd paint clean yy Box C-10, Post-Dis. (4) BoY—607 Tower | calla gtnaaey good will.” lenry and Pred nk “and our dea! it OPC Stolen Boehmer's Hall, — oom. Lambert —léndel 6004 W N—GSit.; fall, Intelligent. neat SPPCS"” | 8OY—To work in dru mf report disclosed that, al- . =e Be Uae 2 — Pe PERSONAL sae Phe iat’ libe ra ae es mar °O0RM ' i: oun married a. Carter and Red Simin” . ' : : | : : ‘ a. _ we pee —_—_-_-_-_- — ni sé I rays re 2 } ae ils a ee — ’ FR “ ¢ ‘ ~* . - = ~ - . . ee - S08 N lie Or ; : ._ though in Cctober. 1922 thers were ver bY " An 4 ~~ : +f ERSON Al arty _ ~~ a a Fletcher eos tions Ty . : , : ‘leane 7 i. a eee ~ eee ‘ an tae —_ ; on tallor > ‘ Vw A= \sHER- Whit : 0 St ‘e call at 4043A McPherson? rs ula eo SEE a nt, ah ee i i - ve gat ; pe ng a flex | z L— W) 120 new Spa pr rs operating broad- De euecd | a ber ort nots ‘4 . ae n ~ own ac! . be. : 10 rea sonadbu-e sith : ist Y ae — nae ————— Barnes hi USDita. 600 - - nm? , : — oS ee ee Renee ) . § 4 Siz ¢: P 4 , TO : SRLS 81 NS | le ET ic ©?) ‘ r} are ‘st : st . -= C@eting stations. the number since \ andervourt & Barney “Benevolent * PERSONAL—W reward iady in auto 3 ward to fin Phone Lindell 4741! APER CLE ING—Si no ountry Bo 40, “Post-Dispatch. _ 6. —can ian PRESS FEEDER haa” fallen to 45 This was due s, _ ee ' weeks ago who t. . — nea: > a x a On wk ‘ej RH A PINS" g a “Ol 8 | BOYS—To ru errands =P : App v M - i Der ee make - 7 = » 4 on n . , eh . . 2. 4% “ : ’ ~m— *? is # y 2 ——- . : ‘ _ vernin tures vy om - un pi) , s ri “Me mpnris (frenn) paperm ase wit n is 7 : ee j s * —s 714% isfecti« paras , : 7” - k even 1 : a | 420 Market “st iy "floor. Ma - Isa a Label Co. a : day afternoon. ( > tb a =. ————— - Loon ’ >uncars. . — — ay a - -—————- . L eeeatats —_ o learn baker's trade: one who can PRESSER—C ™ Hoftfmag a cCotTrimittee. i¢ pre rife - : " mnt ‘ rest on ° s- oF 1 rc ie Gece ~ 14 Vv ; 4. . . . ~.. : ame hooice of ionger range receiving ap- ) A pri at 122:! p. m.. bn pein op — --- le m workma a marge ae ot-This. : , irive Overland truc! , i " , bee FR. yar. PUCK, Cam stay on piac South Side Il» » : " : ‘ e Z ,’ ; nust its : . = - . . ._* _—— ‘ . es Ah ee rae ~ = = ye Peratus, the wider influence of #7! oY = ggg ee Ft FRATERNAL NOTICES Toon expe Linde! ri — cae. wants wi _39416 Wren. sartintypnmaiiig was ork, vom rn Sig ma - oe ; - ick: , = rr rn , n - " large eentra! broad ~asting stations ‘ South R ‘1 vent ae ea - - Stoc: : I : ich n ing an ari n Lind f tr Bi _ For errands Wd fling ewspapers PRESSF % ED 5 pe oreasi and ene in T j | 26 ie r , Pound. la ad lack Las . on Wi reason : he had . — i ~ ‘nek Werker. ApD- machine inter- Lan wre] With better programs, and the CON- | =» , " | & Son's parlors, 3274 a : with white ha limt _ngnaus. ~00. Sidney Sidney 408. 5 a” Post-Dispatch. _ Se -z a Box Co.. 1214 Mi lestentpes, . ecquent elimination of smaller local] are awe Fi y = 1 $s JIRE AND Ri». found: trom © ; XPER* Da D eanin ~~ rs .-ios. —— _—____—_—— ater" HER T noetstand 2 business./ SHOKET Sue ve a, =) EN . — eee —_ ; , in. ae any es , &ou = " ~-=-~ ——_— —_- — > — ee -ee ee : ——————————_—_—— a ~* t 3 : ’ ul MA! , ~~) , S0f - =} ra - ee pew al : — ~ oe ; » fi f men of “but they also state that the rood ine Py, ; ‘ . _ rty ; \ Mv vA ye ] ; -— , 5123 I rd r 2 or} "al nr > e ali? ‘is : oot ‘> F ng. aD ~ 4 ae ’ . ; Pons + a : : : RAC! ET STRINGED onl HT . ' : Ww : , WET has been worth the e xpenditure Gar —_—— M.— a — oo PO an cae a bse E —— - : | (cB? in drive a maie of car and ‘Urnise ———— — ——- — n | permanent: references fie’ and DLAs ee K.5 of- money. It is their intention r.. wh | seanendaiin “ OWERY WW . ) ~~ eo - Ll : leanings of : tt Ye a - at Box K 2. Dies . = a ; a ~ ag ‘commission. Mr. :- 4+ re ue vam ~ — _= —— —£ ‘ se as : c vy ’ : S ary. Ox ' RB re ae a lla ee — — TIMEK EEPVER— Youn ma ; > = Dor en oes . : anes 7 rey ‘ _ *. T is a % P = = . ° soe - > — = = 2 af a od TT 3 - , . “* 5 — a — . ~~ . ~- ’ . ice. O ‘ — ncern e . ——_ ‘s Ber ra? ; oe ad anneal quae t COMING EVENTS strict ore! cftice work, same sciing experience. | CHAUPPRUR fe ee ee ottice at 1 coeettcni tS ee instalimen ‘-. Sn. , ; 5 ~k lv iC neurs « to 9.30 state am j east a ' e Department and Police f A MARY. LOUS Entered inte i o _Automobile Trips and Tours OFFICE MANAGER—GSIL; experienced | UBiA UPFE Gn ci eee | expected and name at ednesda \ April ‘ e am GOING ; " loin sma - congenial. nk —- Sue s c°.t mice references Apn.y roid Bo ‘ os ba - —_ Mars muse be ts | ed Us na ‘ persona! ) ie ; party: satling June BUSINESS CARDS 3 “. «© 7? 3 “4 2 o: 7 ‘'p- . = Matter (“o'r TT wesion “oD 704-4 WN th. et. ry _— . - er need mide ee tol Mr= Gertrude Ru . Hele: —————— : | ~ Bo Post-Dis ABT Reniered int Gneoday, | Bernctein. res a. wt... a milewright ex- CHIPPERS—Enxperienced on Tx NK AND CAS= MAKER — : i“ 22. ” -ific ee Me. pe sila | SPECIAL ee 4g DANCING a, ee eee ae side frames or bolsters:' s: Omahe Nap OO™ Se “ . | omy ~~ ye Ened ede not e re E "y R i . = _ mpan an ; , ~ , ee ry af ~ once. at v4 - M : : , AMERIC AN STEEL FOU ND.- a 4, the Apply conenmnal 7 : : . . . .1 - Cs Biyge 3 : Presb) tertan Churecr 3 a Minn ' ' athe eS ‘ aca a a 7. * ic62 3 —___—__ 5 are eee ~*~ — : SUE ; one ' 3 a “aioe eee Renta : ” eager sete rest Wednes coe : . em mar —_ —— ‘ rl > . ! : ry = F Por : after : a b se %- | é } ‘ ——— need. ; ~ i Nts . RS .. ~’ ME wie AR ae = = ther. U P H O vi ~ is > : .d William Mi our ;, ~ ~ ys “ atvacted thea : ts). Free sont — — — ' — samples infen — -Jacobson HEY \ iM DED .. Wi ~ine ‘ : ; q ' , Ns, : : nar ‘ Bes s 1” a } + 4 ’ rr F celund. dear eighth veer = 2 Ts FHORNTON PRINTING AND ADDRESSING 5 L_Fe ‘ > | Gomi We parfenend auan;'| 12-» Othe and B.. . Fallon . : SN gyal A ache | a ae. see Se at . — ee ——_—*¢BETTE! a 188 at wor prices. Mo- m fleor. a of camnnatend n- ~ , iston ' Memoria! Gt & oO | N li: st (cl4> rt ")! legecns evecy after- . ‘ . on from Alber + gl Apri) 23. at 2 p.m meter e ! SEALED PROPOSALS PAINT ) paper hanging most ree- _2@0D and evening. “32 Der hour _(® ion” Mundie Co , previou perience: gtendy > 28 vier: _ ort Harral’s chap ~, -~ , mem =a | PR a enaoie price in tne cit ai work guar Post xc ~eie mz ——— : “om ———— a ———_— LL PAPER ULE ANERS— And ! vA LS it Er > F n an | vasfhers, experis only. 4484 Es Deceased vwe*® &@ member th ‘ tu ; . Suredioh Nationa! Socjets a uston 3 OL , a one . . . . BARRETT © tet Wietee- ; te meee s: peneeate Ss peueceives te PRIVATE LESSONS. any nour: Sheng 4 aoe Lindel. 14° Pree ago a ne PRESS ’ ; oO Lerm@te- _ — ‘ n ‘ . iG ; . - a! 20ur : "¢ ' nN ; whe _ ENGINE BR—H . = a a8 ae oman GAS PIPE CLEANERS nightly: all dances taught: 50 : NG MANUS - ones pink: none’ ahi a eS. 2, | —meem pis _Box K-44 foe Dis. Be - | 2 eiyiene for shert job- @ay. Apri! 7: - at rtihur G. Nerr bh — nish spiniieahal AO dll - mee PE. ‘eras belo R 2 eff a; Se Oy wegpe one oe ni oot ‘ by 16 ’ WATER HEATERS installed. : ranges con- oe Ss ys c aa, : ) $= — —— care) . “a” Tres . : ' / u Lory at “ati "ected svLestos put on rat s av ; ea . reac'a anocinge Senco: ——— =— —- WU ¥ for work. At uae ye = n pegeae SALEL PR SA LS—RBid a he "078 Ww : — —— OMnve Rel) ohones = vf ; _ ~du ; i ” _Amer can Brvige Co. . - . 7 . : 7 ‘ . . , . 1 _ : - * a cae a agate _ ~~ —_- —— olored eady { I FINI SH ER—Ca —— - SS 4 . te hb — - > - fs. . . ‘i : ty : ; > | ) worry 0 years & moni! i 22 April 9°° r ’ th . Room 208 City H ‘ : . . .y =T AU 4 _ 8 >" - ’ rai , pr .. , panel aT —— high mass, thence te Calvar ‘en "or . , . ; “ — _~ ee oe iw 2 PEN " . , —S gaae : : — i — . annem Aad aaah rae teem an i : Ex pertenced., . : d ~ , ‘ = . ras . ‘ " : ol ‘ i ¥ ri A =F X et - rik . : CC ‘ . a) a ew Tork and Chic: Dal pl @ ; : ; : . oa : . — : : : —) } os . ion Tee missing ‘ fis re me : ~ . hest nut as : . : “i ’ Sud ; oD _ ) mans PO as = pore . Fi as... en .4-~ 2 - : Guaranty Bidg Olive — , ' jlewmransh/ o rye ————— ae AGENTS—1ito- Ro Co. pape and 1s ‘ SS 1924 eas 9:3 ; , . Lys = 8 RPI : ; a ‘ . e t-1 =a ¢ » ~—s tra i. game ' semaines : ~er } we “bee @s cay cig profits Pe BEEBE On Wednesday. Apri! °2 . ’ om — >, ee OR. I : et resident. Room 3 hs , ; ———— -— ——_-——_ —_ cs : _ poy \ RA NE MEN — Apply 500 —— 4 nhiin, St. Louis. Mo Rusene J. Bilebe huebend of Laut a hushaund of : : ~ nai _— . , i tied r- D . Kal b. rT —" : Watche 4 . . Diniors “ “— : —= . ~~ ae ; : s rke F t TNG or mi le man = , father of Dmoren. sun of nnd ‘belores hy - FLOORS Jai and cieanea band er me «INSTRUCTION cceusary: references. Bex Gist |e se Lm baseensers i ’ + Pe mwed an ~ S ser docs ** : chine: carpenter oosoing. Olive JSEl4awW DIE - areas a aemete ‘ — , :. - LD ISsHW ASHER—Man Jw! — ' emp loyment __ Apply *° s 1th Saturday 7: ‘ hue! is twenty-sixth Sept vr amen — . ~~ ongye ene Dirt . uture _ ' , ———€ SHWAS Baliviere. Uti —_ Ms =. YOUNG M \X——) , To. > wrie : : A, : = ; 5 mse ‘ oe . : ‘ .- ¢ ~ > > : ; . 7 i : na > = - | ' — 1S ; : patch. : ' ont ake - = b : us : . \ : : ’ 2 - : > Oa ead ryeuski, Gaugater of Fr od) rk or close b Wa rhe po in a. nelgnborn See hor: zed ae - eae MOK ema! nd some housework scouring wor tead 21 Ee TE “— a — _ ot tdward, John, The _ Garrett _Garrce _Buiider Ty ier 28v1s ‘o@ - ‘ . a aa. , aie = anauard iin ad ret wn ch waate® : | ao ‘ | —= S| WE teach bee are ne. | OOOK outhern best of se “e ee SALESMEN WANTED § = : jowntow | » -* . P ‘ eh I . : ia ‘ la len ree ‘umeral fro: ih sid 26 i DALE—J, - fern an : , - rime ; oe - ‘ atheram Church, | North Twentieth sigeet. on Friday morn: | of license No. 3050: phon CARPET r CLEAN’G—UPH’ ee ee : L. experienced colore ‘ old house wit 19 N. 9th st. a + family. can_give best of refer- - ne es -, AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN: (wy avenves lier : O i ca. to St : — Rethiehem Cem. rer © Chur nterment Calvary Ceme on ——— CHICAGO CARPET CLEANING CO. besi - te : m — ) .* : i.) papers please copy. ' Lost: | ‘rand and work. I.indeli 2030. Delmer 2451 (cB) sr. eaul ul- = — aA 4. ' “oe | sat & Seen a ao : . . nae ae rm , . a —s ; : , — — ~ . - : I ountai a Saary and Entered into treet on W ect mex " Wednesday. Apr . as 12°4 . bilm JOTI ™ wre : . EM PIRE c ARPS eS iw) ——ii x } 2 “ - x ; — —s “I 4 f ‘ Ne | . . : nb a “ = ive-K nights. . April on 19° “a ° ' or . ck oer : 3 ru l renovated $s. Linde!! 5 4 ‘ 2: ries c ; : +) . — apes —_——_—_-- WIiLLYS-#¢>\ "ERL AND. Inc. ‘nee Feleacher “art : : . Pers * 1% ra ' on ie mle ee . am ; - ~- Se] R! LAD’ use) . - er ae =~ . / “310 Lecust @. . . a u BAF oO wn ; 7 “em! - Tr RE upbo istered. rr x . : ‘ +4, } nier 2 aiaiied . — : rode Roger - :, . T¥R Ty ~- : ee pase ts , BS : - J . _ cis ~e : — . — rer tie SrnTholue. ’ } rT) : j ‘ are ‘ ; ’ ; eur dear mother-in- na n : : . mi ; , ; Leaf Da ired Phone Linde!! her seventy even ? : p ' Qi, cm : . - C : VT . , . : = a —_ - _ te of funers! fram " . —_ j : " t Aner rs A 3 } a ~ > : are. sa s , ; 4 ; : _ | i : al : ~ io. : t } : ‘ : ue inthe tient * parior, “331 ; rea cd rom 1 c 160? Mena 7 ’ _ d - - - | ~ a v wawre eH be given terment * St. Paul Ceme * a = ine, On ang a ous - Rie : Ht xs = PRESSE R—Ex.peren ADri i P 5000 Raymond shed bus nese " « | an , > , at , - —— — : — — ; ce ~ mare oA a 4 \ Dose PE GARDENER Mus? "anes & wr ' ‘ ERE ar ~> see Sand flewers nrut ¥ ua #811 Hickor Srand : ~ = . : ' 7 - ae ggg S trees: ES) Durent and ’ ore . ~ ot , aes : ‘ es ead rnishecd. Towey Miguar WRIGHT DOES IT RIGH™ anecessa: 23 _bos . a.l-vea wition ith electric, 341 rand . Quick service at resonabie ot 0 x t P. £ a. : gns a ) " fur - —- am oid house wiring ard fixtures: Pe a reed gener soe, We —— 5 n ; \_hSMA\—Expenenced im ape of : ce) ca.5 Staie age. references. Ban] — lar itne ; Joweun . ner .t¥=si xtn - ' — Negi , . = -utter : su" \ -’ Das se ne ra _ MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES — - . a 7 = ha ; leat re hou — ___ a — , co) SAL MEN —e tei; sne ; , haw Gnd Grandfather, aged oi oi ey | ' “—y i. . . . .- - AMA TE * ‘td By — . . N WiF To , eam 7 eaTuings.: electrical bis ) & ates AB ri Mera “a , : Lost. grees . ‘ EME NT . AND CONCRETE WORK rhea te : as ance ee a ee i ounty ! ——— e! : ; ~ ~ Ker . - LE EPeE! a. 4 Ses Gepar : — - au account health. WHll Ait > 84 is mu ~ Cw Ren iT9o Wate: ' auenenbaienes . " Suet. : ~ . ; Poet Teter tod . | es iener, : , he aut am ER i eugnhy etperenced “* : . > | . . ° . : ' tu a ~ , 4 , 4 7 ; ' . . > .*« . " . - - : : , asc és “ ; ° = , . ’ . ' . . . ’ m2 ~ . . j ‘ " = . > . id ; : “a * . | >i i—,. : . ‘ ; LP t. ine + & e Ww arne _ 4 7 - : - ry ¢ te a - & r _ rtal on ru ‘eu c 5 Siiees o~ ~ ' om ttn ne a ee si _BSN MEN—E aDemenced ~agazine = - wos e molete ‘arge* retail - ; > t . lere 4 a iT . : ’ = , ‘ . . - ’ ‘igrheet ; *sion f . ; “ . * 4 ‘anc othe co! , os 4) fair en De ferred. 1007 Arcade - , h — 2 . —_ oY . : ete neeorensed _ 4 f tekine em Die l# a. Ty a ,? . anced ae . . a7 4 rt age Uti SG—Call For- emMent .7 oOretta a . i ek ise severe nore references ‘ be Aa pli NDR ' a se Ma MAN with ? acd : re fi rect selling. ERING : f Rat 3D : us lig eel sory . Arcade Bidg ma. Thoma | we type ugh a real PAINTING eady. Romont_1 dipittlinismiag | ee ent posi- | _K-7%_ Post-Dtspate! >. -_ ' a. SALES MEN—#ide rParin SA Ie ns Bes ie ; P . ae . rics P : ro : be Liz r nt .or>k Hao ~ Lew rati: z : ry - ... . am. 7 ied 4J . o- 5 — > MAN all de — esp: ' ' cmeneaiies Noe th maeij rde business and Hncence., t¥ ographi: ” getting ee rers na. Due — - is? ; i ead Pees Teed youl MER m hie ferty-f Ap : rai Saclurda) a, ee a ae : out ter the t:eorgme L iveitech cha pe om avenue. to Memernra Park fieli «Til ata Winchester ‘ ot . - ace 4: " > - . 50 ay ob? _ . > FLA et Pt wear Col) } . Aer Ss Tun ren ~thi ' lemen- : ’ , : to rt . : MI . ; aos c} Mirunt Central . le oe ; ae - =) " rR ww : . ——s _ aa Hogan inee Handfield beloved wife — tay tne me | HASS LA Da n om 7 = - ~ cS) 3 ~ P - iz! (perienced — dus MEN —Eupertencet ‘ ‘pair fu , ae . paren “ tei A. Megan. dear mother of Wt cer | : nes vening . LOUIS Plane Moving Co 101] Mar ‘ KREEPER- ‘ eri ' ies les rey i , Geentes Mee goes we ters on Sdentia end Marie Megan. and sister of Mrs - a . . ; fan as - ~ a = © ilve 5841 Cen: ral 413° Piane ‘ , , nd on : tein ae =] J pia _._—™ nal ESMEN eo — ~ om erton Be MEN—Tw, . et ween agen of 21 anc a. use two epeTgetic ral from the family residence, 4246 | a | arity Beloved wits ) : — ~ ——s— ron . eterage: firepreet werehene — | . : ENOGRAPHER-SE R AR t. must Be nheat-appearing and have can- i Nash it onintiam nen Saw avenue. on Friday April 2). at 8 30 ‘ 7 , “mikado T? : ~epnengnen snei, at | pei re ne ae r ——~ a ' : : _ — . a — * —_ ‘aseing ¢Zperience: good prepesitien for | low'ng mt ” Tovestiqnas .. to St. Margaret's Church. Interment “mm Whs . a ‘ 4. , of wr : = a r “at er , on ences. Salary $ J ment men. i119 Wem Lockweod. Webster Loan "North Sid Nash. vary Cemetery _., ace: : PRO. LANGAN « TAY Fr RR = , : 4 ie es Se Be aie “s ‘aroves a MRI ee . “GFth Side - - ; il.) papers please cous ; ) pee — . mm rmed niowt rage and mo f household gu i. " PER._. mm Ftwodnpo. m. Room 16 4955 Leimear »5 S 2. — ; rine and fa : Lor! ‘a4 : ~ : . - . ; { Mae Meward of 38: L2uiniara | * . rment e es . & ; y wr ertae ~y¥- a | ry =e r of ein snd . “nt : em , =a : am cea my) Luo = - Ot — = = a Ba cieal ' ay ——— — et co} ' , ang bn. full « o% "ee “oT tog * : r : ° ' : cAee ”~ ra ~ id - he - , , . . : . . , ? p - ‘ : } TT? . ; , ' : ‘ ” : . . enry ’ . . . » _— ’ ~~ >” is , - . . a = —— i \[ KN _ i = a . sseee, 4 for ana niewor ; isha nd —T ; i 0 ra Freight Forwardi . re : . red —s , 7) : R 4 M "lien ve —————“e- : ng ’ - . , rar: . ‘ — . *erninge ran ‘a: . _ = ; : — sa esren headh —_ ry | wile 3 Ellen ' th ;- ~ ~ , , —. oO ‘so nent « “2 re ~4 , neMcan agazine at Wacker Heter': : n Wendt agrc 48 na8 — : wT . > » ses on cretin shiv! ng ‘ ‘ a peeve ~“_ =—pioyment in , : ' a Thee heey “racent om avenur. “unde ' —_ . , S2UIOR . nz distance Moving ; , ' : : ; — _ . , — (omorro’ Vite Mts , , ie- ae. , as ie New =! M a us . erclw ’ , . . - —, “4 - - - 136 ‘ " ey , 4 ; = oo : ‘ 5. . » Fi ‘« . . - ‘ . > tT be o . eThmi"t sew nar. . — am er — ne ~~ . : ;' ' , oe , ‘ 2 ew or 0 hin ' - ee ; on : S40 oer TE.—n Wednenia, u 4 boulevard, Fridaw a. air wd 37 — : ‘] Raat STOO SPGHT WATCHMAN—+Atate Piag@ters’ Ritz 034. Fern Hungate wife but ; 3 (od) - ad » ephone Forest 98 want a OM —_ im 2 ar jemred. Box K-1006 rz ~ —_ eee ha 4, * WWFSAN nt inte = Wetec, |} —— — ' oniract re: camer ie ; ~~. & . ~ u oT « ett. . On ee , + } : a’ Apr a3 j . 3a = , ; , eineine will he forwarded from Am@mbrw: Yenie _~ _ - ' iS aeaen . = , . r A. G. BRAUER SU PPLY co. $234 Manchesior aren ; awe . ; -s ed ; OPT Tho aie 3) Pi . al NTE R And r —— Ren wr ten . : a \a’ iad . ; : : . ALL — 7" ent . ©) he the se ~ Tha -. i 2 : . : — > ~ - - Se teal . . , feed me hanice Ree ryepi 14> hal ; pee we On -. S 2p oA $3 4 > — "her y wore A per’ can Ram | . : ' ; : ’ arth : = « he assiat © . ; , ~? eS q — “— [Vm of Seiem. Mo . : be a De —_ ~s the Ambruster : tee ne the © ; mot , 7. — . ae: # 6 ) iene : : d : ; ; I e ° > . mar : aks ; mm" —? . ‘ : ~ Det odgee Apply Mas®r Painters Labor Dept. § 4 ~~ | oe. Yn nates wht hag Tue prem , . ‘80G¢, ! iIstew * . utarr etree Satur: : 2 , — one ' = , oo “Siumay morning 8 30 a im. luamecuinee at) PURSE —icst. check and — | Gray. 3654. ‘tlag ti PFEUCR—sin 3 . nee veniasiamaiadiiatia 2) Church. ‘Interment ~ , ~~ C— a “=. ward, J : : ——- — — -44 "eAce- , ont a Fn sn a MEN. BOYS PAPER -HAXGERS—ie. whe tesla, Ap. . ™ i chanic,; ¥ >” ae a = an A rene ta. 27 63-M. I ch. ereierrod, / LAR W ASHE R—Desira bie piace, PAPER HANG T= - 7. “Te Seer oo wtcady work. sc0c wages. 3015 Lacieds. day 1014 Hickory, oo Thurs.

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wa ”, — RTF Ae see om vl RSDAY, t have | PAPE nr _AP RIL 24, 1924, at. te ; d N, c ASE: ; Re—]p “i - 2 = larenc, ‘e GERS— Steady “ag, 186 © dy st.. Providence, Fe 45 hit u Baw Vv icq) i ‘on HA Sh ork, = i -_—_—_——- -- — 7 . . Fo Wo — 4 S32 A NGeRs— Fi, ; 7k N (7e@1 our “propo: ‘ a ~ Experienreereet_ 7b a ody Custom Seal gt Pet Claas a con make More mone, at ion today: —lbsen | andy o ney i! Saiinay HOUSE ’ kes: no DD a has, . k Sen ever BAW possi hi felling +) das than GIRL—Fo5- ; 0... 912 OL Candy Packers OPE Reg te —o H’ D @oop —=. anced Deed t HANGERS § i @onfectioners: ie Popsicle an. A Vining ——- © st, of R ATOR ’ BARY Rie i¥—j s FOR SAL —.'cG) Re “O-edge work o— Mu t . ms interested 1, (O7Ce##ORaires "“PPIY Lutheran’, det Kitchen w- ‘ work eienced | on b} S Pope UGGY— Large, re HOUSEH for righ: —— OF syxereia en ewes cs . » pines. Apply at once py, teir | GIRL— neal 3500 Go | LANG-ne piss only; _ B AB ed; cheap. 4545 | Gas ; © 3466 A . nee P, o——FE ¥00 Oh; NG-K apply Stead, Yc STO\ (cd) MAR MAC 1ST — Resi hed bDly qoee af Ohio, Room 1611, 506 oj Work; xDeri lencec ed. tory (04) Sth floc COHN" MFG Co. 1 5nce. , CARRIAGE —T loyd: «2 wip Geyan Buck: s, oven. =. fl Iie S'stereq ; ~~ —s(C) | let > samily ene: — - Lac ' —~_COndit » gray a . Cheap Mar. 8°18 town G Pare MEN—Two high-class : + lw a eat ; } PAC Ust gr ma = Y — ion. ¢ i Bul ar " ti SICIAN > a J. 4074, B® cor sees force for St. Lovis ana .*t® GIRL —Or ~* reine Apply” 3334 A house. “ — R—Gril, in EI ‘Mine, er —— ©) __Tvier t4qny— Reed, with “ts 8045 aac) Gas Stov es—Ch not Koing | ‘Ce, good Sala mcvertising -D, a cent territory; book experjer a ws o adja- couple. Wo Man te Kaos ( ; from other lines. Such mon pee GIRL— * ™., 3416 *; "hin. | Jarne me White ney fc “Oregt 40% re4sonabie Diete. kecd LA Nestea? me the lowest 5- ©o.. 1006 R- “First cies 4 ing With us Ordinarily earning «:ae *) E XDerienc up- | ~~ eS Hospita]. 60 te woman: >, rs) 510 Enright ANGEN” BROos. Drices i; > ii N Vlive lass. Wane ‘2 " are drawing bs tte ; _" -, OM per / . Ottles _— rer oC -_ lat . — a) —~ 0 S Kingsh} od. rd BE ls S—75 | ( a ie at 18th and Was Co cali or . ; * . ull ; > POR ae Ls ame © all STC Gani er Te week by 4 practical, tr} a eee omg fF Te Main st. molene Dis ~ nd and Wrap pee : ARK ERS—a, os - (06 mahogan , ‘Tinkee? brass beds. in oak o7 HOUSEHOLD FURNIFGRS—— ningson, Sonat" Bib Saws vente Brne ‘een 1. Z god 3 ton: Coupes @s For Sale “' ) a oF ‘oli ~~~ mee method. P. F. Collier e2 c.. "PY ]% LT; . 0., 12] ced on shi ASsort _ “ ernis Mz; : Call } TURE a — ——S—S—S co) | ,-——— Syler 23 + Bour or + e Week ‘ "ored, to a , - 2 ~ _ sler & Son 1017 © heip — fe rts gan ers. eXper Mattr ~ & tw! *rtin; ful) —'_Detween 10 . ——A I] b — iR y “on oe —— e a is do ¢ ‘ is Id i Waal . . wit a os rs ; COllars: Der}- €S8se n ’ Eb ~ and ; inde. AND. -— . ( . (e4) VETER S$ Scanian © “ning | days “oteta wids- = Ask for) Mr | Yale Cabany el or naanem ori; ne = 4 = Laundry. . 4440 Oh, a week. * Met ropolinn’, pint_Keiner. 1634488 vo tlme: at's ony: iCRBOX—75-1b side er 4005 cera CLOTHING oC to “Dire fare ai eareae: auto livery: oe PE, 1920, tar 2 alot eet 6a ~° 890d home > PRESSERo I: Olitan -DS——s ———S_: andeve: oe. ; o Ger — © Chica occa sions ; Ane and or 13 ed, abou is *% SALESMEN. —— Vis = mo pee eee c. > With PORTER Y Room SIT Bg eelened® fvou’ Dlus commission | MIRLS— ye” mod sk for Miss | PRESSE — ee S25 8. 14tn Ped in trade "oes pill take LiviNe Friday. Cébany nas seal before gNSteenteia “Sie “ghest prices. See | ented | on, new — righed and, adranes . ‘a ) hy ‘colored. 4 ee — you are ready Be, } Ode Shoe ps (¢ rial; no ‘ -- OFF Very ~~ hho 4 BE . _-* : ros 313 VOM St I taal ic) el) 661 17 . Va nde 4 . : Uction. M ‘ia — : jautfeu s fo 7 us in the field. Cal! a rep. | “'aud’s, 9g» e4 5) rood arching: stead ghey ms “ROOM TS 3 TE—With : verter. Lin | Li. AUTOS Wia pea bile C acCarthy-Arch Olive ic) |_or S license Pegus “rage a. “ail at 325 Locust | , 3 Wa asi B preferrec pay. Delmar Mig ~.. 2"? ry New: o) SLITE—p —___‘c4) 3682 pieces: new: bed daves- APPARE] ‘ cash Any ki Pe rn ©. 439 N. FE | red. 833 Nork: | four. Mr. Staniey Gin ington. 6t} ¢ Eton h ff] e Mfg. Co. 1299 and | Ww Cheap. 590, ining room Delmag bi ‘ Landau mak pants on a¥!4.—$20.000 mull; (eS) Price. seat Juni Ind; Day best —————— OCG. af re - unti) i’ OR TE K. ., 3 H by ; ——___{c8) aR 17 j it Os _ h eer. SO een 7 Wz i . R i w IM 7 — 0 Kenn nerly Bulte, LI Vv I NG R 6. nts and a t mi ta, OV er ‘LL aut te Sid 3403 F LI NT M ' ; —- ir . 2 O = i he! ) Gee ; v0 SET—2 piece akg to ‘ . SS¢8 for ah r Crcoe ts. ae bou, nh —— ss : eS: | - y" . Toh tions ty Box ae a va Tea BALESMEN—Do yy, es IRE R., We edteinal produce Or ‘fi lime | t ESSE RS her Expetie q | Qui k Mea} spine Suite: white omainut: oe38 Wasim table a and 6c chairs. $: tice erbpeiman._1: 13% ‘31 Whit: BO. 8uto calls ‘UTOS ee aw R408 Olives ! old: exceptional mon, ce 10 ; ‘ Ui r . "OBt-Dje : ; ¥ VYANT G rm —— . Ss Pply ) iene 'Orobe ana «1. { B48 range C IVING N Wtd a PD ring ’ : Cash amr ~| Stery, § wuwe ; nice, : fc) ASHER- i ——— “a TO LEARN SALESMANSHI p> ung. ‘to 7 =_8. 4th st ' ~=—blouses Cd on] Pa Od Other gox Se; rugs, chit. ROOM “30 sina a for shipme d.— 3), SUItS. Overcoacy” | Car. xet casn. for autes: | wh sized tires; r* fercn | | Barnes Hospital, ¢ bo man BAND BE WELL PAID Vv HILE and eg wntown 9,20, tah factory wor | « “ses and house dr | REDRAT— as: NO dealers. 38314 | opeit:.3 Dleces, new. thew Feuet, © a palour or me. | {fom $5 te g3b "",0%er the countrys eee | . we MONARCH. 311 Sigs gthee® | abeorber oe. oj 00 S neshign Meals ME = LEARNIN« WE HAV} ‘N ing experience. Bow state refere, ork | Stead Y job. SCH Oresses -. | "= DRooM ~SCiTE ere ines = S*aey. Thurede factory : cheap. | /°Ch. Delmar ans Bell. Delmar se@5. 2? “ORD Wid. =—€oese 2 418 Locust. (8) | Huon Jown. balance 10 n ; nn {ESS pp lway GE OPENING 'FOR THRE bs ‘ma. GIRL— Fo; xX D-57. p erences , Ww Walnut: } t—HBea utifu >——— ae I day Sun Saturda tr 865. Geider, 442 —Ural Bridge. ~¢ de tune. 3744 Nat. | SONS—Coaches ier “DER—Who a ING NEA OF ttice 4 -Ost-Dis, V - ARZ suite, *; like new utiful _2-tone | Fak unday. “Vaieek, eye | HiGHEsT Ser, 4426 Page. (x ridge. Colfax 544 (44 Nat- |" ter aches. 1993. | pply Mi " © & erence APPEAR i MEN ‘LL ar Ment; ex i and ato c) ly, D. & ‘ Mohair > $100: jhiving e i N. tle * Prices paid ¢ ver per ne hd “ORDS 2. felaa, | Ms: cost $17 S585 ~~ Main “S0url Box and 1. ah ; ake “Teady- 3208 LAC UST ST. xa kK ' a me n preferr; he e in « lane ing depar,. 1508 Ww ashin t ee and 7 Satie davenport, oo room MIRI hOR—Ma) = (a mont "34, Clothing a or ladies and * care bousne 479 all other =k. Clive st. So, trade anything. * Whé «cs i el Co 4 NAGER an SRR «s ; Sans : ng . f] 4 On, Kular “> ell ch; Re arm ; ahogan Pe - 09. - Call €5t: guick makes at Ne nid RESSER—D; “Het : » 17 s MA) GEN, (c5) ; * s. Broadway u Side D, ; Won oor. Dt h } Queen Pa suite wainut new, $1°5- j Mm ater upholstered neanging; 4-f: i: ae 8210 Easton Auto in minut sale. 4164 Easton HUP MOBIL. E —4-pa ‘Die wor SHIRT ©) Statler. “bDiy ne 8nd mah... A!most nenele ER—Perfectic, = ———. Mont 1534 1l Fran a tew - Your loan wii! own- ver : | | Box cabs ..W Winter. sagen and coe one Berk: experience not neccsrar. "We tur a | GIRL— . Scien. ke chief acrork. ao , PINISHE RS—Aaico_ Laundry” aan phente beautiful many a handsome ” os Wicker “Chatra fe range: ion: aint onoven a inisceoetn oe eho. Olive Olive ot ote. Auto Auction % JS. me Tar0 | depart. SHO : ism) sm CKker, Bo, gish sifong § Co-operative na | housewoan "Ome at —————.__ (CF) sPors : ¥. 3700 | mir S@Ph, tables. *-T90m $= guite —¢;,, ason jars. _ 6017 Rind ——/! «sare 2S. N. Buc; . ~ MA Pp! old re ~~ ne PeR ‘SP work : light” for ne KE 7h = : “rrors. lar ‘OS. pi a fine RA NGE—We ee Vv ¥ Rid Ww $$) | ‘ For - ~e.. re tm ‘KE KF iret. c jass: ‘e ~——_ (oa) gees. =. =n =P 104 .. «sth rp ae 33) Work . itt no Washreneral & sh nent posites? Ps ¥ garme, > : ns { some eee g, 8e.; Ca beaut ful rugs, __ Centro "reetineboUse electric ; automatic CLOTHES OP Sale UY AUT ; , ‘} iy : apply. ’ No; \ 7 — . ~* ad : ces reg u a 4 or —. yeing ("nf Sc uk ks ‘os on N, eo Mediate} ~ ui fur lfur 4 by ce to R, 5 ' : =e Lindell 18 ab! a.m isseg' - best sun ee S business ; ~ — itis Boy 15 live mer exrperiel . ‘ | GIRI . cae ited Cag hb. ~ TPNOGD TG ks 41 22%) vy UV iv 2 se natn rad BU ae ~ oly 4 Cc © Chea Dp. (‘a I] A NGES—or al ow, — re. 1020 kK es qual! ty; rea kind. ___ 332 27 HORT VHD Broad. ~“ . : : ‘ at Ne Cees | . oo”? w) a j YN OG R.. AP H ad. > I t , — . caba nae. - your ow i kinas: pra. : Cla nen nll Ingsbury ( ‘ab 729 8on- ER « We will give you a fre: tien Bae ary listers site for _ oe _ dept Eng ER . Be — roa est 1 heap. hand mn price: Buck’ ctically =" OTHING——w .———— any 729 (c) 4 = /—W h &, 7 OOK—Sig- No Sara aye ; = Sa ial Pius comn me unnec sane eety Vv er ND!oy comet ah and Dac rte ; Sta Box ey gies experienc re d Wes BUF] ng - 47 19° North land or. other ne Charter Oak " ouice Bridge goods**: coats nderful bargains suit 8, AUTOMOBIL ES W ANTED- Y A HLE M MOTO > ‘A_DISPENR Mts te the field re read ty ion | ing Co. 3644 25824 Laundry a{PCrence STEN Tay — 529. Post-Dig ~" STY ©x —Dining ; —- ‘c)] Or time. akes, as go ai and S; €001 atyleg: $; all high- S180 Day cesh f. . ~ : vues ae: =! sS ik A M PRI ER Sea Were ee t us In the field ' ! éif 5 phy ' a Be | RI “2 a 4 an vton ry an 3 ase AY tor: ‘OGR. A PHER And te) : nH) | iy bee thie r iligue ch awe Satz —Good as "Rew it c9} j | cheap: Ot! her furnivarme nee" Ii ike Rew: outs’ oy Beautiful — Clothea at _{o) 200 AUT? OS ' | —— lt'e wenn a judge. hers nee eet man STRINGER / iy ermanent positic | Fon loch "Bia dg. ent 5 Dery isor hn “| we us _ be "e om, | COAL —— (c) brand-ne MON R. ‘NGEAT Dine oma as the Leonard, Beldis, ere: hm | lar es: oan ‘Thy ~— tall sioudes ee Ture io din. pe .c ars wanted. ae A , ercellent coneette coupe: ‘OX WK-MRD 7 oe N@mber Tact im has on re ' | HOUSEGIRI__ —— >| ferra, railroad . orough! v COMBI. ae SES. 09 Cho Ahed Alaska: gi inp a all and the - — Ydown 057 ‘+ In ood ot er dea! ¥ more y J ~. uy ‘. hes - —: Ot = . Poa I er if er ope hings for > fn —-White — ee .. {e) | : l. Apply ' experi en. N ATION ee cer ‘+ side icers t ® cork — oS. A vou , ers in Bt a an nearly ne TIN NER EK Spa tc h DOSE bie ; v Capab le amily: no Rood Exe han Ir. }k riend eS br fu RA NG —_— 7 Ss. with ice ar OD icers pad f seen eee OaD | . sel. OLIVE MOT aad °® wa before act? AR w : a ro ' ide men, Ty “ } . laundr Vv L A ; hom, e “aman ke B! de "NG, 117 5 Rail , 1: one” . uy oad All } blue en enam- 150 lbw. LAN Capacity from o5 ea ee em ton. Roma OR, ~910 Ww MOBiL E ~ THY. alter Job Box he e090: imide ——' C89) outs aWiDg ace ount OUSEGIRI ndell 2 501 IR, rE I _EP HY vay 262 _S. Bro ed: brand-n ingto GAN BROS. 1 E vena mt 1103 ashine- “CO - 439 N on: 7 RUN) . 549. I mt-Dis wo ork ; ste - bonus Mr Me “ a nd | plain ¢ o—W bite: Gow (SA) j s IN E OP EY} ¢ ATOR: “are Cc OM ew; $95. } on. . Sth and be #, XCHANGE (e a. . SK ANID ady y eee racke n, tie ,' OOkinge: gy, d stairs . | nd 25. to ta} POT — Retw 7 BIN a ric x Lo (cS) RUGS $.._h... ( PLASTERING Wig —> —~| NA a oo : - . ' = a , | P 2 , - a Ty) ” ® a ie 7 —_— « lee — .* >. oa... « Isters ; ark. Alfred Ace tA KER ima an fo ight aL —For ~. ~= —°-_3866 riork: aa fe tag ni et orders Satur. | _Chinpenst@me RANGE oar Meat: | Pet C Teaninn cing igenine Gisbe Cor “yblaenbing for job Taaterit nc @D Re, wood | rome ealeing ane Painting Waa, [Pare te Omaha Ne} Ush, 1919 » ‘ady — ae (oe) | NENt cooking. ©° nera! hewn, telnnn? 8Nd prefer na f: Must wri: a z cheap. 3417 | RUG Oli or. Jams p) plastering 240) magnetos rec) ae Ca sho ». 1 RNER — . Farnam ; a ; Men ~ In family say. k and | flephone or der “ees One who ha.« ke DAY BEN OO S— , GS—Axeninste ————__ ive fe) ac 3402 Wil- $3. recha ed whil Wel . - —_ ees —— - ae ee = 4 > ’ “ ’ —ee —. = ‘ R ’ ¢« ~ ' t - 4 - » op - ee eettisteiee 4 ‘ r, Ux re rr 0 De Mma e you sf NJ Ash me 7 eee Eee - é 17 ND- : a) NE: alao one ee lathe “ ood ; —!B) SALESM AN - For a new 7 HOU SEc IRI. a a shes "tea | : Yt ISTS—E XI peri en — ~ 18% we of -D ” (4 wal, . oes 3 ge 2 ie: easy te SS— oor, 914 Pine mn Jer OV vi 3 avy po: red os CCGsS x1? — a-° Eh AND — SiILV rs sp ttention | ee (e4 - = dst ades Mf, 1%" netts. Guarar any 1153W’ ults: $49 ork; | YSHERS— White o> e)-| Die 813 8. uc ed 4 | edges, beaaeey@!. Wilton vel OIAMOND ER ny Nasi 023 wey the > [ P H 0 I S T E enc o'clock only. ors H al after 7 orf , Sena or Wor ee 3 (c) ue l to 3p m. pay. . ' App! y oe j ring. 1» o: 3 s . Bow on rm ‘ish ; E—9-piece; Ameri- | gyeetred ie table. oon ining any | a™Mount. Milles 1322 Olfes’ and “repairn count tetotenen Piston of Day ments. 2850 Tse anal Sman right | 4s RE “Yr. Harris, 61174 | Colfax 7igy *° Week. 1105 7:30.92, | WAITRESS pe -_S. Broadwa fand-new; $179 | $325. 3682 ike xe7,. $100: ° 2, |= ve. | Thermo! es relined by on | STUD RAR ous ac een HE 4 Wo R—A é ton, - ‘ A | 3 ESE East Grand | Resta: SE xpe rie nes ed A peeeeme 'c) DINING Re¢ MON — ‘ 60) | Ruc 562 __ Deima ar bi . + Cost — — (eB) | kn 01 brake lining T Mac hinery. BAKE ERs : () , Pply SS Pa ; 100 SEGIRiI.— oo urant. 58 5RO] Dey ‘ osm polis box. 9 1 SET ¢ leceas &e ¢ } GS—Axm mipst. > eet CDE w ——— 5 ows. See Walter. , he man that *tyle real ba x iE coupes ced man ( 0). , Ot h a nd ae ‘p W AKEFIELD BIG COMM ISS), Tc ee, = _f¢) wien ed: no launacooeine: whit —— Ww ane ESSES—] 7 ipertences ——__ Z : down 1isR. N, "Bemistos. Chayanne rice e- ] e of Smith’ '. A mmimeene CB ~~ 4 entire chs ELRY—WATCHES OTH END AUTO AREPAIR CO. 841 Juniata, a a . S, ‘34 wD 7 E j r t loor. r ? 47 W = | a tt or work ed rm. :. - DI NTS ~ y- —_ ** n Sale a . size ft. b SH Pall eee eee 2a a. expen. an . allon For live Mileerme: nh to - ADS. “aba nv ig 04 Resrens n. Ww =; 5804 D } ( al] ‘ ING -ROC - eae vou can 4 great bi . y Dald for peti ~ > ~ 5-30 Gravois. ‘ here Vil Tm ona . ( 4 easy terms ’ i! Hor SEGIR . AITRESs— 1 Dh mar. P 7 »M - SET pe o> ~ Purchase & reductions: ken j rold, s Lealive eR) L Kiving | tf or tee ce With co-o farms on . RL—w (c44) . —A mn c4) Iton hn Jacobe | BY6.35- + & sSeamile ewe! er, plat Platinum. % LL Im ; 4 how lo cook c -- ol work; Te C4) a Fine illustra oth rat ve marketing i family: nite, “Eenera al housswon Easton. erican Resta urant, 611) 4; poster bet’ bonow sun i tamienee in St. Yo is pas of the biggest “valiee for Olivet ry: false h. Miller. 1324 Coupes For Sale PA 'Mousines For ' ler , ofrfde “. . r by . . © ry peel ane ' ' 0 . 2 7 . “G, : roo : ee ES eS CK ARD od ee ai ; *. 668 De iknow See Lanzn 220 Ca! umet "Bide. HOUSE, at 2d floor east r¥. 4942 West Must + war ITRESSkS s+ Dispeet Forest. ‘8897 364.) kitchen sees 11199 se Walker Furnituse (c8) SUICK—Coupe: 4 Oupe; 4- -Daseenger. | eee new; very ‘chen twin-6; Adal, ; = idg., | . "AG rm aaa St he al NING ~~ 4S. La e or" n ae 6 Washer Ng eS? KE as Ne *RS— And fs IF yor ‘RD 5 L. OOKIN wt (93) | romily : - weeks: g£00d4 home? emee Snce. Apply Childe ta” g * 26 £004 appear c ondition 3,2 a T-9- ‘Blec Soe eee é hen. REED FURNITURE — Wit Will | Biny LTRY AND BIRDS day Svarantee. "Only $846" 3 caret ieul - “10 N - ° ur , : — ag . —s . ") ” . 1A : 0 . 4 Cah. ed: neat and Setting « white Xperi_ ory aurant and willing +, ver in first-class -ECTRIC } RANGE—Pawe (28) Donald: nO dealers Dox. Apply 3626 Mc North Eng pnoey. riday and Satu spe- BUICK BUICK, ==: 2846 26 I afavette fe4) ork. AY ; h. LDR aioe ~ . ? Por. -D) ur CON PHN \ offer MII SS) Rl ” any OPER . seq. 4 7150 Herat c a, own: Rood hale a ' EKO tah Rood coun , Afea broiler => ractically new: 4. VACU UM - a tchery, 37 69 W ‘ urdar. ——“ou pe: 4. -Passenge, ; be = aivlo fos (of that hav tS for sale secs | HOUSE: a ing ‘. Post-Dispat.», *"@2 80d pay . leaving. 9°ven: sacrific i a CLEANER—G ; - Florissant lent mech ger big 6: excel. le KOod m - A ” gheo- ¥ jol , Musee @! sever. 4TilLics Com Prencesa te: plain ——_°9~) | Wim AN—?F,, . ~~ nm ws U RNIT ‘mar. Ca be yy Post -D{ ' tion: $5. ARIES—5 > svueianieneeliatnenasesistnene se (6) S°0d as day { n; looks as ork Ss] : Shdeve titer ‘Sa hige © a slatea Wea are a Nise one RKO all after Cooking : ref | “ . Fenera? ; — iat u RE—@ 5 ne any 2 lAR = (0. BOW via, Mo A sup rb opne aOoOry in Sr. flat and a : ral ho 1eWwark | work T af , ‘ . White, for anes fl at 1°" ' ooms, com ne time. s Can, r OLE T—Late ie, mex Water N—Middle-ancd =e men NOW. per opportunity for rigng | ONCeS. Caber iment: good york: email | Wo (Noa 8396S. 40614 8: sene all RoR N -1_8. 8th. plete: can rent orton Electric con Hie pant OF | RADIO Dees will sacrifice for cas run 1200 Look! 19947 i) ~ ye Shatt for naked. od also CAN yor QU a1 FY Bint | i USEG 7 wa TiN 70683 me: refer. in rn —Settled to tak r- Ouls 1 4 ry a RE —~4 rr oms. $ a Ww ARDROBE rave 32 48 SA Nebraska or Cash. Inquire at He 19 24 “ “ 7 . mfte b, on M . lei ON ve é 7 27 ? a ( . ten iT Nstit . — i are m 4 hij ay a a ry ¢ °5 s os ——— ) ey - re’ s . arte Yar NG \ - hn ury: ‘abar ny A344" a DER. THESE i UNDIT oF K r hx ‘OR D | Pk: eXber —W hite. for ‘gen le eral b c91) WOM MAN. — — ‘ Sti >. ad! _Enr ight > by irl RNIT rl = Si eMan, ee c heap. Baga ce : dr reser, foldir r) Wante j CHE V ROL ET — oupes. “1905. | Brand-new ty. r ch : ‘ am, +N — Experience ed, 4 BOX K- ae 4. RatuN DISP ATC CH, — Ww RITE i _B5a4 i c ates — UNNecessa ry. Aen. #12 y 4 Der ez WOrk n Pstauran: room ak CE -—Breakfast _Weime ane 65) WASHING MA Garfiel¢ iF & bed; ‘RADIO « SET w Ww oo” 340 ‘ones. 325; Maxw «!) ‘coupe. $075 painted Whee! brakeg: si . eX Dee wa nk ; Flate ad ) . _fe 5 HOU ; she ee “APD ; eek R526 gf te “Wares — a et c cheap. I and sun ™ : (“HIN Py in te h td. \—With anna a ‘9 terme one we ithe = SE age an a | SEGIRE— > Ts we aM AN Broadway, le URN] To _ Lindell” 14 (e@) | ~ insta) “denim } igh select , *Moiiricat; ' ; have ev » |! YOUNT Ma K-118, Post-Disy wal A tk. 5596 White hite. for general “hot a | AN—eneral housework: —— ren ITL Ro . rooms co O7S.(c6) | bury, Cle ton. ed ie desired. "R008 all demonstration’ “gP@City; for phones « | CHE VROL. E r—c ‘oupe: $a | here long at thi, LA Nee ; Pat NTS Per house. | ide ; no - t flar Con : - mpie WwW Pr King Box ¢*. BS oniv equ ‘ ~ 198 your ~800) furnit Ure Mie r To 485i s8t : Tedit a ee ~ i Ss WANTED_mew shi ‘NE, first 020r ~~ § ; ho me. kind ! treatm ity 8 on nla Sale CHE ~~ — Lie 4 , iddle-a -D 1834 nk t Profits. 5. r OOF We ork; $50. reliab) ln: Ww $1.15. Prete } FURNITURE es we W. le gogners som | RADI .. VROLET— 3». — Sai ‘ or) " . fed r? : —— iin, ‘ Veer : .sue 7H 4 — -_—_ mapa — — 4 , ; - a ~ oust et. J a i ® CXper LOUNG ay Nop aS a S. 18th st. 34 fap eviccee Of highest i hes, 2] -jJewe!] m lente cook! hi ite; 1 Benera housework | _ Gle-aged Fane wie atten, dant for mia. | FURNT- NT rCRE- » Cab. 8733. | ‘one MAC NE pa — Na | SS 0. 4107 Lab. open Sundays.” + 3041-43 Locu Not | BUI RON are ne but @ iE 4nd toolroom woe for tis Be mow being >, ,*! South Be, wee in iz 2. 300 Uni faundry; go home| 47ce® and ‘salary. yeame. add iress, refer. | — Breaking uo ti piex | wringer: barga| copper, a CHEVROLET—Coune 7} i No 7 “a OVEN ey otk Tigelorwey 7 Gri shoe ; me reren on fron, Somer a; vom. -- Gg from Pas set “4 i, Ind Hye TT ~~ GIR, " hi ~ — ind = “rs Gua ra ntv Bide E. W illia ms, 65086 -P Si: oR ins : all F riday after '' gms: + ‘ leaners rented ft, S80. a: ny 8106 Ly SAFES aH. mec hanical endeee:. | best o of tires ine A ‘ are « PERO D w a) ONnson ¢ paymen: oe & OO per cans. { nO laundry: niai. neral hous - 'M A N—Midaj —— eel COCK Electrie 2° or housec heo® { SAFE rice right: terms. mn; all @xtraes: /! Cham.) YOUNG Mant-7> or 18 cllS rescdepes Wraiaied “trem ndowe tavertine |; ingen” | obese Hi Heap “ooking. Cane enork: | sean. v2 willimae eo ai general work: ns s Sie RE—Living room, miasion 7a— | °. $783 Humphrey, Grand woken Bee —sFon:; icheap: 23x34 __ 5801 Deimar _Oben evenings. Huber, 2601 Locust. work in wg as oe Years ——— Wlation of n SOUS resources’ » es HOU SEGIRT. ; “@cyY: £00d wagee o f0ome cleanir | laf mS. leather ba, ssion table. | = | Delmar. | CHEVROLET—~...,,.. (c) bright na. 2d fill o a age: to ings for a san *'* make wales og 2". rep nent L—E: xperienc ‘ Towel Co ones ¥ reference. America: arin @cksS and seats. ee cost. to — ] '—49 oupes: we have 44, | money, and seria snlanee? SDURt be UME wre tut) Beh-Rrade men ae? ove | weamenal meer: Bm fared irl for | WOMAN—Middierssg et —___(c8) | ?URNITURE —o7-q——— a poe COFFIELD WASHE RS |lmm J Betimatn Safe Go, aT ena payments iea%, ‘erme and email “dor | $8 righ: x Koen , rv tunit ‘ per (ata! home “In @€6e,. exnerier.. ''*: ~ ~ outline ndry ri MuvV: 00d | e- aged. elo — | _ Oleg i . roo ; ‘ '2—_...... s a! 26 Dyeing — ——. ee advancement t0.. -* 4 an" ress § Sw r We ge ion ie = aot 6076 . o14 Argyle, 24 1 =r eseil ing ee store euberin ene dispost. | 3127 Ww ~~ on leaving ity apartment: are ¢ Shortage of floor spa “~ and verstocked | THE Ree andr a ae ae CRB ROLET, 5645 8S. Grana A, — ic4 —....°* South Bi ee atch . “EGIRI Z prep / ee ~ Or resort an’ ts. -@: geome - : ” any fell @ pace, we He — ] . 4TAn 176 SALESme — A, eee ————— e ] house gn oe ple in eo ok f for fer my - ~ and S inda, 7 od tals R ver ir l R = IT U R E — ra lk co oma ae ies. We c) | Sbet orice ty rew demonstrating Machines doors ature or Hell-Marvi he 1 . (c6) : : a a = no ia ry 2 coo 4 ' p “the o riy: must rn ' ww a ary for ; 3 ra Ke. le cs r. } , . 0 ? Dac i e ” ~~ rhs eee, HEF. a, ~~ ‘Hows aa Apt. | WOMEN— NTs 1. = —— (4) U "RNITT: R) Sn aeletacetea ~® Of the Coffieia we. 27° Year za ay sate. chan experts to re- V. Coup » ; ——_ 4 L As ¢ o . ‘ EG F te ee — tak qr ees a > - id W a } ’ ar id re con ' “RA ~ A U r : MM BIL mo iw a Al, ES SMEN a vs Parte : in down tow nh Bola work , ue “Waive . for gr neral ee 5 Bi; 6 SOmrn vac = Pend Bolicite, Sa i- rine, at 4'S0 Wal = Dieu liv ing- -TOomM m : COPE -J " these r areains ] Fes we iat red. Bone on fit terns, trade oa aay 728: Sacrifice Pe 800d —Ro Salary Wired. Ju'iusg Wei. 82°R: S2000 > . indi ¥Y o rience: re ferer 2 UNG LAD ——-it ‘ass re pet r Outs) de work ' — ~ no hd igar ‘ YF x Der) ene ‘od : j FUR NITU > _ 3417 LA ( ‘hippewe. - i= Jive 4160. ~6 Pine. ——— 2's. 512-14 St Ch e Scale Co. of an YAHL EM oTOR: CoO . _ ai 320 Deilm —_ ; : and Over; . se ling new — ‘ — a / and » 7 ° ‘ ‘ lay lor. 1y }} conven; ences. ’ eCautify new Star cd. Marion- R 3 Work” in ae . 4 RE—C omplete .~ cod — . (eo) EE Levy first for ———— _e2) i eRe ares st fc) ben _evenin ‘* INC.. » Ap. | WILLYs. OVE RLAND INC ty! MARTNL ony —T'o build 10 in SE A. a inster pi. anced 107) cUy NG LAD Y—~—For prin — a0 —_£¢5) dealers arate: Seod as new: ial ware ane secondhand Ahan ot 7 ine in new | SEWING Mm ; 1923 CHEVROLI oat ~ ran . ; “- 2510 Ja P on Vie 4 ¥ XN 4” : > I [Ss | } avs a (3! = E yr ‘ > nee a } ’ Sw) — rd te, ——- — ou re 4719 4 M ’ ; D: no re. 11 8. | A Kk’ . - 4 Cust to o~ Bix ae | ‘ Powt-~L)js) . a c Okit ; : ‘ i g' if ho jse a + as a " , aT) «yr VpeCratea . . ] I R \ 7's Re ~ — ees eee A . °° Mil) ian (ot | 4th. i] > CHINES T COU PE ioe, | ‘c7) MmiNks, W tu. es M@iCh. «oR > te x. eve Y even S°Work and ‘a it fieeen ate t)pewritae tery ye : (_k—ogr , + OD, SEA ~ EWING 4 : - mecha ee) AU TOM BIL aR P48: $10,000 cash iid 7 tour-family | right mir Go'R: BO0d wages woogeUnary | “Post CDi and salary expected te, sMalitl. | Alama" it, Piano: “can res; Ml or parc: | You will not’ gegteRe, YOU MAT 8) _ $x: runt well EAT? Beane = WE; teri, HOOR N ere COMAition: bargain: ES ALESMEN = st-Dispatch = = fed box N.| Drive. let fos ood home: H8O] hw ee a —Patc rn. “eG. Box K-44 FI INITURE inte. __ Marsha! OR4R - 530 sehen. selections in freater bargains eng | SEWING Ma ACHINE— ranklin. e2) et ae _— iis lly ; may a ibera) sala . ANE, WW a, : : (cS) eet off on Adelaia » Clive Ur iversit y ——— 1c) —" s——l “ONT ey nts en > Out of the h Carpets and | - oF. with atta dro ona* Ss - . nt p Wiry r fruit : ees , yY car, , r part ° of 4 LAN( AN igh rent di —— chments. ing- F *4 men. Experi’ % Kod ry and com- WY More. 6370 “‘Deimkevie and | HOUSE *} Cote Brinn sonable; no dealer’ was Sl JAN BROS. F. strict. SEWING : $i w LIN 1, Must p POVide wee *, peau eytomobiie we is we, Deltaar, Forest : : E =. tO 108 Bin Av , ae ~ | SA SALESWomeEN WANTED ) Fi RNTI U 7 bist O66iA aan a and Wash- $20 Othe ra AI NES—D, oohaed Sine pln —- meh CO, —192G 7 EVROLET ROAT | e4) WILLYs. ON “T@ansportation Dplicant SALK Wiad.) (eS) HOU Srey iroadwa, ” 7 eGe SLADY-—3 ust RE — Bedr- om ee A NGE—$10. Rao> __(¢76) tailor, _ Teason aa oxtope, $10: a; r®. | sessed: almost Yrolet coupe: renos wry old: *) io, E KI. AND ‘ the tes ~ j ~ ly to ps py mere Af vi x Mps and } ~ ba eX Derien : . | Urnbia Grapho , } and parlor; Cc Quire in bea 927 ‘A Easton. 7 ~ SEW able. ®. 3310 Olive inger | lock wh new run only 200 Ike origin ofr — r 410 y ; Inc ‘ mary « > “iN ur) hroom b, rn Its in Vege s Appl, . Surrot 41 | nfs and ¢ _Awnly 17 1R ‘ z ng fixtures natn . n al ie. Ca) ; LO | a . a! SO rug o- GAS a a uty Pario n- v ING )} MAC} HINE ee aia ' eel, park light. stop i" 0 miles: new: can’ bea . FIRE ores cust st io? OPpOrlun ts uviness: have | Hw ; ¥_o6. 50 Clemens Rood | = nn NV ~* =~S@Si store aiter 7 pom. 390 reason. | GAS RANGES a} fed) We make , SERVIC E } oxtra cord tire: ca &ht and new easy v excellent | - only ani K SI Al LESMAW' - a Sa) ART Kix 7" ta ame 4 2% ‘ -29 P D | iS -M he'd hi, wr ite. f - - nurses” ic) ALESL A DIES—_ Pp Cpe ; — (>) F ; R NIT > = os > . c ae | | 1006 Fre "Sle O os maken: rebulit: mood AH ne charges: old mac hine sew _ BHOP— ee: _Cash or lores he bought at + big Sunde ter lished be OUthweg; = inh. -grade Vert! «i , ' 21000. Zool , “ .* —"e Home, e©writer. P = “- Menced, who Can use . (EW 5 : ee - . (c4) ranklin © Store ‘Cor a Tn lin. — Sg A aranteed. a a IDGE—4. a ae (eh) | ~~... T NIvE > | Usiness * territory SINCE; NO Lrifie nd ad- | He US SEWo: ~~ rae bar r rs complete, ._ a... = | 2 MACHIN HI ..__ seq) 25s Albrecht. Ne one Ma A. }. Green yt _ _. held contiden- ARTN icp Wit =" \ 147, Posttrie 52 7 Ke ~ a - ey Work: famity roman i x ~ ‘ESI. ALD [ES—? es, perience re fc); 1O29DA KN Ta\ AS rent flat: 3 baie 6871 M apartment; used wy meena 3- eee nee and CRINES. —. are oOvVer.- peek Sallabu _ azel” Auto ak me ‘' ; . ¢ f 4 : . “= © * r } ,7 - . 0. ‘ ca ) ’ ‘ to s l] j - oT’ t "rr . : [- - ~ , Lu" vv Rr ee ee ‘ ‘MAN —— rick Co,, Mex) ice, tally *Pair sho; aa ‘lite oe in | 440 SE Wi IMA N— Wh Wee a ‘omen, Mission ( te mpaee galary er ri il o~- TURE ap d « ‘comp —— (5) | BE SURE and een ™ Cab. Ti ranteed *g RO hines, all manee ens Lane body: thie. ——: With 4. peeranne wiv pont new, of , MAN 7, ae ‘ ’ “WUivpned ana ;, K att ‘ ~. aint lite o PU pee - ie i for int? 4-room fla " : mplete ff " . 7 “4 "Tet us phew yey | ‘ ' we ¢ car eH né 8, ih bile ; +A a the faatdet sy he! ———8 a td L445 W, sda TPperated co npany: | Cait Ww snes ork in csuntre fe? the gen- | ree » 1, AD si > ae >. ee = pointment Cellent ae tion: rine: new urniship bes 0 of | mut we can save tol? t us fnew x | AL C. 2K anklin AV owe OS bhone “(e8%) pod ye jo driy hes Leen use th k OLIVE "sion iz * S618 Year ton us |} tor Sales ait ‘rink ne automo- ARTS} R . — (cQj en ida \. Grand 5409) n ome ri ‘y to-wea £ stead n thr ed 71) , MM: Cc “hi » = MO dern. re ee lah “TO ge)) eee . “Yo the prea ™~ - Opportunity te be fir or re and dairy trad — zSe — “aM pie. A hout ain, Ideal Furnit c cluded ; ve ey. Keiner’ s. 103 Ou. spend ee een ive Lr retirees 3 other omean lew r . . Durene Partner th; ' ~ Bi busin. an : ‘ ( St-class an e e; must re — E Sy 2 ee __ {c4) o- Ou st ca u ure Co - 4009 nter, T block 4 N. Va nde. Le —=_—_——— igi (c6.)!/ 5624 N. 4449 » RT f Tnhished Qand Star Yess « , Dustler want) Farm 1p ire ¢ Xperienced. ee With abil; : ADY ' Five “* South of Pag © a —=—=—-— od wU ¢é Grand v SALE —and Towey Motor Ce. Hox e100: . it bea ~ gid’ aveas can in- | 2 >: +1007 Ri issell av. a «) convince] ing tails cor an M, ‘ee niance: must he | a NITU RE —Rugs, fae and ae wane ha oo gg TYPEWRITERS AND AD ge eluxe Cou pe — one. is, 23M A \— BE Abe € ics 7 Oat } ‘Spat ‘ h eves ‘Ratio } ae ee Se, . mr. ine ‘Oln 104 N ne table ; at ors, be mke asses de k ranges. DING €} Om Te: gy *DETIENCed SETNER Wid —p — (89) | is bie N. 7.) oes. barber outfit. billicgne 2 chairs, | BRA CH MAC ° ost 189: >» Ork rly oie T@lerence _ >. eto hem- ie ® paint - peliad: ®* to go nto Fx LAU N DRY HE L P “tnderands f fg od a aPDPear: nce. fct) Tt a: > ‘oe ete a “auction ie. DPi- | SC STORAGE Co. — HIN s t's a $1895, Sacrificed pos Vag ge — A, m 4 mech, . Nes - ‘ r ( Soe p : ce. _™.. at 3€ ae 101 “ri . y ace te} SALESMEN- a ~ Beeny wot, om imat: ne as dm know ply IMP PERIAI AUN and assorters, Ap. “BIS Car fare; ‘pe Vas nk. $20 per’ wnee | FU RNITU RE- me $507 Lucas av “tea} Sold for Bit RANKLIN. ———— For Sale Fr ‘looks owned anc handle? fie Wheels; | 2 old relias & Tr _— cal Poa! ° Ca MAM: inguire geet t cos to ig; (i — DRY, » Beno Rp ment porition - hate vit —3 rooms of ‘ 7 N 2.) OKs lik > ea ~ in [Oiten eb’™ Sek Mlcotatebeverle wag my MMR 17K ng, S27 to | LAD Soe whiee poy tee ontmar | SaL Rare es Ooh ant Pine” gl | rclete, ivine-room ite Ueameew far] Gag OR OR erees | ARPENGengMACHINRS any —ppper | Bus? Tully Omhert Ne onae™ate he | Washingt, “oer ene ho Nndell G2 cal Co. "ds i RK Wta— S. Cor - if day m : . -S— Establish as DUE ute ant complete kit . ND T uaY every § . onder Yahie For = 1 nk “i? | SAL z SNEX— 08 | ae l——An unusuit == npton, onday | ompany;: exnerige 8h a utfit include - chen set: this| 2 DIT tes: id. rented YPE- | no unday. Ey ™ , 0 rT eeoure half int nNUusual opportunite | LAUND] ot ne estate| if hciudes rugs and filo | ome, | denendaies- eo Paired ; | nly one left; Coty can’t Be-ex./ _ tail trade. gap fell 6n whol Manvfacty i. (Vterest in ay oho ate SS——White, ¢ ——(€) | fouri Nationa] B : ~eceasary, Mis you ‘ntend going h or covering; | $00 -ompiete; charges $12 Aad N& Machi machines low or eft; first come fi ret ‘ fiver | Olive ri K-Killo ¢ ‘*hemj| Cs4le and re. Sales ron. ng bh isinens Ags "ms Sta Dl ished fax 693 or Mondays. Cui. Olive, room °1. ank Bidg.. Sarah’ ‘.. 4 bass this up. $4°5 ousekeeping don't $200 8-piece dining-roo oom su! 5. Equitable Ride ani Type Write oe rane E rade. re served. FO , Wired: | & SMA ae 208 cal Co., 4374 ij Mary nek from $100.0 ‘louis, | LAUNDE s : ae (eae, | Gown and week! ma alete; $42 43520 3-piece bedroom ae 7p -50. I oe re ont” Fr Stock "Der Or was ee LO UP. | sis ton Syston and ef" ood. Olver, Roy. | DODG EF COl } nw Guaranteed. oP NY 00 9 ; , ortunity | \y 5) | | © tO get th ce of money b mplete; we. r *s Dortab ¥ PR 0m. | SALESMEN x _t-75# Post. -Dieparch eee Panufactur; interest in an es: MAID—White c5) | See et at odd buf. ng y_ buying he save ward yontals, 3 les. | Do ~ Fk $100 FORD—io>. lou, a (cB) Bb ies ronnie *,_OUSines established . for Ist Tivo | Be ©Xtension tabi _ —. cloe | oe - Rebuilt Co.” months. $ wn. balan = ORD-—199] ronaate: fe) Mules g 3 men a STC 2 UMNing fro Ss in tf T ences: priv ate famih wor Work: =>} r. | Bros, F © or chai = URNITURE FoR ai) 30 ——— 1162. Co.. 211 ] “0 UP- | buy ce $6 week! ti 1 roadster: —— | » *partinent- re need@. in our om S100. 000 -ouls. —__ 5463 Water | FOR on urniture Co.. 1 Langan OR SALE —— N. 10th: “4aln one for $39 i Where can On; pow bat tiret Bee) Gite at Ticya ag APOO at once” et MME fete, "Pil reauire "ase '$)8180000 | MAID—xperienced, wale ae ne ALE—WTD]| #3s5-— aie weg | MRS. JOHN A. OCKERSON | "2° ERTER Tass rood FORD CocUL st Janome” 7" | pir Lil B.torag 008 tlre . . oSMEN Nemud a (ct) St. Lo artne reo sBework good w: a." Or genera! . UR URE—Of every ano 523 Ngton 2. Oliver, jj ‘ , KLAND” 0 clos k. 46 32 ” Or - Sumy, 1)}@7 { all aft . guar 50 including i . . me rR. lot 10 van loa: f dwe in Fu eee ‘ j Others L. qe Smiths, c oya i lute! o ers to select ‘ Peeees 05 FOR — ." \ 4 Ca >» Marvy} : . afte r tw Al nstructio . At auctior + ly Gs pom stor - rn. | rented, oronas y £vUaran rom, and Date a 2) | Karups on 00 SRE gg Ca ME MBLP Wry criti: “poreat sda | ofA! Range By geeenens Miaartacton: | of un rites ag dgom morte | UPN. Houses & Plate For gata| Re beOGr inthe mene Paes | Ne Sohatnd fsrhkt tid aime | PORE At met aa en seit lea force in tii (WO \acane jes on our bn, P) : Women, Gints MAIL ORDER” ‘CORRE Ty; (Oo) | CIN a “ie. Anglum. Mo. —2.._ auctioneers —— Leonori Austict | we: ne 4 LAT. AT—5 Foo rooms, Rew turn) — Typewriter § Bales ‘Co xt 2oF ne lie. | eee ae fo read , a our suarentee; Fv = terme, ' Oe, | ‘Ne Cheyr *“*-rowing org - we, =~" TYP I am peninaiea in Uae nauled : $15 y ,qnaxes: rebuilt “and | YAH] EM torens hy .v— perie ; L Pen dbii) Bear fo4yt &: hoo! gr ae lic ability. n Le ——UCK. Colfax 8x , 25 room — 1 West Pin ‘ nleed or UD: all c 10: ! e ° r Tele red. 7 er ory; . ao of “taki ge orf Toing this kj : ences reguir d — a : Cag regwi« | : * as io , oro I—=vst OU DQ : 75" ‘ 8. a 007 ge. .. BI completa ) trial Ss ’ ! a af work 4 : _ fc 0 3) ner cen: - 'S at Savin a ur low ‘eine fe} 7 —~ 50 ONA TYP !OW as $5 per . tern . ate > model : i Rowan +r . ete , Peta eae Apply ' Ae mt: slightly 2 of 20) penc.b!) nb all kinds of poe RN iii (c&9) | N EWRITER pana. | = me Hie Fo 09 004 car: /z , SALESMEN_ 7 ‘of hance for hare: retail aymen Pro luets Co.. 2117 Brerk M. | Mr. Raines in charee 2 U%*d: We hav -bl- furniture gnould good, ISHED APAR = — oS") - Sth st. Oy SALES FORD—co, ur. 2218 N” Jerfer ‘| PORD—R .) we « N——Due to 2 N ep, 2 @Cvancemenr. | A ID —— For ne “_ Srankiin. ict | pair department 5° Of cash regis: © fore yo. buy. Ww Se considered be- Practically py TMENT—S rooms = ve 3505. Central 43 14 y. ape. 1922. oot tie aoe (oe! f oadster an use c me reased prodpetion Lh st a ‘Kkenera] } Ouse work tio lent. 47 Vears ; sier re- stuffed 1 ® make our ow Bickne ew furniture. rn nes 7 ae VON ; at: $2 DO: v~ bust the k —_ rom new: ; |. Gucer Fevers a — te4) . ‘ white: . : experj- mal: we can ¢ ; with the iving room nm OVer- SS; must , account of SELL al} O; termes : a ~ nd you —s “ alker. eagttre ; felling” ar ot +. _ r’ +? fairl: expe 5607 w aterm 7 cook. Mrs. Meye, Reh money Hi Wr ; SCAL ‘E and up. for which you io Pieces. overs Pathe pheneerace, a Separate. alxPewriter cy he rey re fel | ‘oupe. 5 new W108 o Cass. fed) FORD—Roa . 2e An ; i ; ks ang are tink . iM AN—W (ce) | e also have 817 N covering: k ay select .,.. stuffed living r we machine; %. 100 Pin we REO: torn saan 200 miles: SALEM A Na, ade Bidg _ ot tS bern ANG Offins OMDPie ife or lady, to putin ‘ave @ large stock termes if workmanship gu | it Bed » /— reom. makes bed. ——— . ne ‘st. Main For 8. 3631 E radinter OT tern rea, leet { ae Nt mosis; references ng ire) Goud home car e for two “chil- £ ~ Safes. desk of com. rr RN desire 2. = rUaran- room. 2-tone: w } ~ Wwal- | piiimenntatneaseia ler tD— Counee a. of Bao aston (4). 2433 r. “320 erie ed " i! “ t% “ ith ca ~ n. M D m See me aft Store and es Ss letter fi) TU RE ¢ AD _ hoa OSTUBA i Kas range rh ainut dining roon j es a con) to S35 : 9 P 2 4 ee eee 23 Locus Missour .. "8 On retail ep cB oxpeth N. Tth os “Y¥ler Mil- '. 801 Hoffme: ister er 2:30 D./ Teleph ne y, fice, fix: ures. slightly — Ul ——S._ 7th. (c62) le. ete 52° breakfast set. libra 1 SS | PR ee. terms 515 models: $150 | PORD— fined 7. 7 and Souther Srocvers: mp gene ‘cS) MARCELI ERS ¢ | See al n Y636.7.- « entral 1002 ex : i ee Fi ae A Vhittier, Apt. 1. 7 = TABLE 8 FORDS—4 lac 51 1 | Easton (C9) | end ster; «at . ee ost Dispa te _ n lilinots. oe 3 | RAS Tins hine ua) “ F} rst. -¢ Ass. “for ever: - - 7 PAIN T Ou ta > ’ OR RNISHES FI aT 6a... UPPI.j¢g $°75 te e model co. Coupes. $165. ; a Motor rebulit: SALESMEN (c4) asthe. Aaleo | torenae eolas and Saturday, 3 y oti | galion: r white and gr €] on /RNITURE Complet -AT—Rare and last ch | ©668—Lar | FORD eae. 19 $24 rtd - oN 1.25 You ‘© KF00d furnish; ance Co Fe. fancy ¢ a a | FORD— ene I) OD Lax ust. | =f JOHNSON ~ in ide ane: n “ ibe PR ee tc ’ 7 cans 'S] am n, varni eh in P R OLD Fr > t ied bath ~~ Snings 7-roon untr or fresh eres. Cou 9 wn , cH | AUTO ence prefer tht With sleet eels, born nd dairy panty BPer- MARKE RS—Rough dry, e —c@) | hints 208 8 Broadway. "''*4 | T ADE Fon Te TAKEN ry] ™uUSt be sactitices ually | worth a a H ae leas than storage | z-wnaPe: $200: teria.” ee | extras: | fine | | PORD— Roadat, | erred ‘tm : ee MES lairy lunch work oly Westmins: ! x uezberienced, Ap. INTS—We make the bes ft. Bedroom. dinin NEW. half price: flat 1p ‘™Mediately: about | > —=—=== Mo fe | FORDS—F late moa 66 Oliv (4) |) Mountables ; “h : © * , fa’ - room 17 j A Anes SS a ” ae io ff SALESMEN-¥ An ib) f | MILEa = an | Fra nkiin a Mechanica Paint Co. ‘715 | Gas sac c™ 35; 00 to S87R.Gp ME Feom Pele r hot, 6Xceedingly lows ren med, OF | bert ‘OR z he =i terme, trade 2f3uPem $190 t0 | sone Om, 2 Belew ¢, —~fo Nil two vaca "work . INERY ALE ————— , j - ®. refrigera : rhood » Bee: . ideal | IRD-—Cogpe 7993 pe ive.) | SS ESBON AL onl line . wees in fast two va an iene on ‘our $4: 7 aatamare boii i pay to vleht Experience | i PIPE and fiat ings: rec Fee ‘onditione {c8) om $5.00 to $2 tors au ruge Hodiamont car sues F.. eat Kingshighwa, - | oT CYCLES | a _oFtras: Dai 1922 Tine conditiac ‘. VORD—Roade: a. Chevrole rage 1X an bles, ae side Nour wo referer jek af 1s ihe re kee. ‘© right party. Ap- Fn gp pads for wu *ythi ing amen rene ae chaire and card tadles te J. Forth, 397 ] ‘De ace a owner, | F "ORD—E Coupe —Saey terms 31146 (nes. ~ounanies: ‘S05 a) : “ » " r? nm, ; ‘ ‘- Che iV ” > r 1] LS r mes = — 7s s 7 ——— “May ss . 0 cr il a . : . : FTIR a ee =——— — rr - n we a Noi log afanerie need. to sell Ford ev- tal. eon bo ard and rom exe creating ideas bee iv p alas price 4eapanl ° Ro FING -Red or | (eld) | Bomo 004 MORGAN on: CO.. a re eet ee rood “condi t! on : eereen coaster brake: ros oupe : “1923 ee Le fedi | Grand 363 Kin shighw - sor pe nalearne a oe Forces opportami- ". Ningshighwa: Box N.} a Host. Dis mity for rights party | $1.50 per re (kre oF Ty Suaranteed net nt 309° or 5R2. _Centrai 5053 ¢ 1 HOUSEN’ LD Goons } WANT SS ~ 5017 _Ridge . tg 400 terme arty? condition - PORE. pt del ’ . ; ve il et LA Os | Yr a ; iT r t shingles “ - eC etl Rel a a | 5 mer ern c ; — aoe ~ Al. E SMIER Dispatel yn. references ne n ® and a. 4 of) | Me ‘THRER'S HELP E ae fr oom a a acs $1 ny een, $3.28 on™ aie Peas 3 Py NEW AND ) SLIGHTLY U m4 | ANDIRONS —Oarpeta, ‘furaitur com ED BOATS AND areas *\toveng, eel bh kd real 4 Fea — modele tees, Some ? — it is yo . Bt Ww tf) ! | rw ne bo i “y "%, Re se ite . . L~ " . > ~~? le eset. by tote! oPsee, see eee TA | al” TUR fear gaye | Put Coe 2888 Unie hylaisagiend | FURNITURE aumarry OSED | pfs eat aeatien Sp eeeti et | PORER soar que CAUNONES [See Th | a Gelinas GuRD.D a lished concern ef (ic) ore st oT Ww oa ahi / SVP Ruclid. Tye s B . . an er. poullder » . ; $150 up ‘2 selection ; ey ‘ Lperjien, e a tat at nn a age, ability for ' ’ i” — and bh : Ni RSE —W an te exper 1 rT) ~ d. fo ' N E VW ‘ i Vv ma Dd. *y at au ree ‘Cc che yy E ICE ' ANDIRONG_» Jelmar = ( 5) | Bene dees y kind, Barteay. 224 ap ton. =. terms. “1900 We by na HUbaACL. : nd ™ OUBe ; refe ‘ : r Imfmsrgr i ist nt . = E Zs 3— Furn ee eee } ells Rear R ’, sning i Dae> wren a ’ rene aa . : f now ‘ ree a iture eae N Re Ndentia! ‘i * 30 Po t- Dist; ner epee Farmingt on. Dispatch oppecuirec. Box K -63, Post and every a line, every A domes mee age Old Furniture for New green = dwellings or “email lon ents | SSS 12 oo von 1920 =) i trade. 4; _ 4464 To Mdition ; C “ALESMEN = 08 spatch 6) —! Otel iv, For. JRa; . icd) : mere Sent post , "Gexred few aly; best *: need | avies: $ido: starter demo HUPS... >.> Dele ~Automob : ‘ v, | NU RSEG IRL ¥ —-——— a 2 _ter. 410 Ww ashi paid, 25c Fos. specials 4442° P . cash prices. Bchoh HORSES $45 dow n. 446 int- t PP— Road or bd can use 1 omobdtile eaiexsmen: we 4 MAK ED : ——White, experienced : “137 =neton Y ped, *Dring and ma = $11.75: | age. Delmar 86 er, | AN 34 Easton $2 vedster 1g i922. : : ; “on FL oul . . - e ee : we . to sel Nash aun eetle, neat-appeari a a Ra) vie, - aah. perien ed 4i3 a J = _any 3853 aw. a 5646 WV aterman, Ist et. weet SRUNKS Warcrobe ae (rade. sition” Naerred Rix" an w one fol . eT —— ops. ee ARSE sang hite. for two giris Poe ete opolitan Storage Co.. 3950 ‘Oltes — m sulte. Sha R aycSi8:. orersnniee, tabien ~Highest RS nda FURNITO! RE Wia. " a Sale i Pa Party leaving a, sor attign: HUP- ROAD . orth Side Nash er P sn PE ] ’ — noted Dice ° Ps aa ame we ond- floor w’ k et PAINT... =. ‘ g an bedroo : - y at v . rank! , Kaplan ou * § a. | 4 rand Nis ER eo Mores: 20% 0\- ihe j oosete Call by ‘ wee ’ home im | Al: TS—aA!! colors: ea! ~~. c8) Diete ho m sultes reasonahb' © din- in ntral 18486. » 1437 | voc telnet gs! with h trial guaranteed esc | FORD—z, ou: — ie) tate TE AT. = al; Noe mines . SOc te = E Ave . need om ea x . 4@) dell, third ear Soe os 4205 Lin- | gallon Kinberz ae white: 3.50 ber | Opposte KER-ARMST Haat loweat Com.- | CARPETS ND RNIT — iTORSES 321 - oT |. Broadwaet eee ree Coupe. ‘Bs food terunding. condition a be Sits af Winter tne R CuUNng ser Neg ’ ¥ er Our so — ps ants: i Cs}'> ay nm t dd. v! | am ink Dosite Pu - + | As Ff U : on ee au a ~25 . or « uto a, —T.. v4 (rale for lens 4 ae a Tan dresece. ar q exDerienc Ya k po house. ROAD “nd railroad mau. 34) Nene: ‘ feDy ' ’ : . ; “— —— on rim t nario Must be willing te Rin - yi once ll44n , Prices, A me ric an Ja« ket Co.. S01 i rood vz 8. t Foster's. 410 Well pares of the “ast “a ae jets, =!) bs Ss: 2 Mules: Kood th {cd | and tourings: term ~— ve ‘oer roadaters ee — eg we ; beg ve ae full ofr ainbi- Macs PF, r cin Nar ww td St és OP EE RA’ TX ‘RS—On yn ‘ -UC&S TIN en i TN »~0L s oena (c62) NITU mont” 16 co. 2009 Morgan j i 2311 _Rutger Workers. Miuet Oa lillame 4127 : _ ETT ROADS Li rT inva ich i anc Ki Ms 4200 Lact. Luyties Phar interesting for see; O°d pay: very | — a. ao ... (ot) smobile Chu =, Meg —— # ves. biece word K AP ‘DT YPRPE “, Tw. ee. ? | HOCK OF the Day Ha? renased the enti arker Selection, 30. Py _ 100 | nd ny amount. Weer |»! LkES—} fe : ke al ‘ ofriven ver I a SM NS > hel o@ ——T, a OPE RA TY Rs— ke Xperien: ie deacrin: , ‘uPber (p Hose of re #ee Cash. cet our 2 0. ove day n- Slorage and Mov in . ef | v._ p25 u oi. - Jo; ° moat new S195 A ¥ little: | n fondition “ — ae he ; = 4 } oO igdat : . - ei , prion Sacr ; einen tinued 8. Same ; 256 4 Co. teranod harneas DP. “5B b horses - 2 . - § HNSOS AUTO & ter rin appre le ids S ¥ uy coal | in carload jor : iw > ; 4 ' ' ce aan Rh ift Al ‘pl y 612 Bye noist to Bee th s ac = if ing pri cea Do n . Oe Gelive: y and the priv 8rTvice fr ; 0 nee ee ; ’ ——— Ss v andey a¢(in ofr ; tit ll cn 3667 OL ’ 3 ¢ te if _ Ten ce. ouls: eide or main ine ~ «©. > Separt. | ide 9th and Pine. a,150 feet o: sock as you can save &'l | Bot satisfied? Des 'eme of @tehan ree; Fl RNITURE Wrad Sede mn fF) | MI Tye. ..” venter. (c6) FORD—Coupes_ a: LIV zg fod) ean ay Tye saigrine. 7 on UN Ne Oe sme ry ee + Sth at \ a ee. sarden hose wa), - = money: | ep- to-da - ite and if | tu ——Beds, dressers furni. | ha , 500d mule Pr eons $5 +, snail dow "Da ' Sunday . ln Y: earn ae cr] ri : . alue $7.) 0. . te. Periods ; re. iarge arni.~ | reas ; i per week ay Ines ¢:| ee ang: —~H hour 7 ibera) done ing” socnael “a80: work. a ALEL aL IN ER y { PEI R, AT ‘ORS br. oy piete With nozzle and all 1 epbecial espvinced Ses our show windows a _Phone Bement seine lote. Crawford. ee é& © Cement « s ee we Hunkine. Wis Alite couple ; - Riefling’ . “Dols Olive’ Coal’ Bacheanee ogton = =Ceal | =—O84 ; : als = louis ~Seriented operators on | LOUIS KP 2OK a angan FURNITURI Wia —____{e8) | PEDDLE 2nd Austin (og) | "ORD —Coupe, ae en 1 heMES = ere Bite.” chicaso. iM) e o— ai reve © ihun. Re MILLINERY ? h ghest wegen. CHT: lk | B RE 7 WEE EN FR ANY LIN AND Ww Wash? ; | 18th pote Furniture Co., pfiets. dweltane larme or" o- con of | new "$25 5 WAGONS o~——. 3008 one ioeeT ike | rE we “i very i922 a _F “. CONndi tion y Villines - 1 " appearance, whe . ite, eee oF herson, ~~ 5 1416 Vaeshin S | an Prices. Oreutt “haun - FADD! i Ez. ne SON Cas | ’ ealers, 3003 I ev'is Motor Sen. wpe’. '@ trained & | vr OF y Ston. | —— | Washin 6029. Ca ban | fine” Beautit , and evenin acust. Oper - who are not satisticd Sith the re Pork! i for, cocking ang | HARVEST HAT OPERATORS | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS =| 945 “RANcE—Qac BOR ney | PORNTFORE Wi et Pre | PORD—Coupe, tax eer Ms fe) For out of tow . 34 : GE—Quick ae rp | fer Pie cash IORSE; (4); newly 7 mode. from s mn factory; 300 mi! STANDARD ATLAS a —— | size pe Meas, ell all kinds ho give S—Two: 5-gai ow tires: t lauis, Write. giv ing full par- | ty, FL, 1901 wb "Aa > ualr Coun- polaaher ood con dition s top doors’ a trad Hee. contents af Tate, lace re. | one ro od bi, ix "ween party aaa lmoe sa: rolet ¢ Ce. “Ga38 eas, Norn Son ) | Fo . cee nes ) tap gel) other . t carrier, $45 \a.— ax 740 . 4 » . ° PY>y hee : (cl 4) 0d Ty fast walk beth gen. ' ennfte r . ae Special te hot, | nome. Ca Me, MUS £0 to nd extr a rood the rtment ; Dawe bs te (oushout $27) . § vin , “= ws AP pp nh, can make real mone ' - | ogAll deeertotions, taree and emal lete en nd 8:30" ae i Meenenn*, of baby so sl Gresses, also | ANTIQUE PU RNITURE ; > RANGE, a prices. gata felling: vest ' STi O- 8 Pe’ orl eae ~~s' 5 P _ oo -AT’ GAs aa _ —oe e nee hi TEAM ~ * ROG—denes.” fe Roennt? Go. i112 Pine ot — Sptitlte. to; oot => Morwantord "va shal Union Special ov erlock mag. | 2928 45ii2™P* Slassware fo 7} | new. S10 makes: rebuilt. osm 860 Rett ‘or Kiningh} Delmas imipe: pi plow wn aon eS wheelers. wand ‘os adie =i oct: fame 1833 . a SS ae n, 28! housework aa | C iINnes ;: | a> - » 1006 P’rank!; _ ome Store _ 20 — one in he: ease use and i “eee trem: ‘ ner 0 Ap. e , . } — TS ‘ RO) Tr : Cor m - Vase an be- a R r 7 Peer bean... south (04) | pr Plenty work: hi h | ARMCHATRS—Rockere 04 cheira, gay. | 245 _ RANGE— Big — Kee AT to QoPOUNDS or old = th — athe work Fhene Can "5 uziw 2501 8. Sen —FO RD DEALERS. Bory T) 2PM ork Appi Ree | Prices paid. B. CO anetieg And davenctte ects, beds aces: protien ue enamel. Chie | Om 4 . P WAGONS —3o 4 (cB) | n Open evenines es * sic l5e2y An i’ Ra ay BL E ET, ers. buf for = linolevur - moet da. Crees. Ginin on te as ° and Warm ng eve h le Bide le mar ate n Male Ha 30 best in city l_ow — Sunday : , (ca) J23 W ashington, ‘ ,d ; | sor Roseetern ne at reduced prices rine | 5S leaves: } eo G oak satens on tat round 2 eee eee WAGONS ASN. Broadway a tess | : ;~ ] oor, {c76) pac or o -of ts wn bu ers s We ! irARN a = oak Chin "aA Cabina: able With Bef : urplus Am nS A, bl — t . yers. J r ~~ | ore Moving ~ orice : ‘ORD ' 313 S. 14 h avy BR oe Sees hie re Teed "Md mat La oe ned us for ee nee PP ticulars HOW tober at, 7 few n trode ' - ° , ‘aa Wy bon tor mtaen - nei Mock ares ree , ' Na. mewn iis any make 4 — ‘oe > sacr fie sla bet . st f . " ‘ ; 92 ? FORT, ; * — _ ; x a ae 4325 ince Apply to Tayler ang Co: tm fees vane D cor PE. $356 | ‘|e 7 te Pay — ; , A ich) © a b6'4 Crm ned caeh, terme | vena © enings ‘and Sundays. Tyieg vs? i ee im ~ Dt are Phi . * ag > ae ” , i e a " af s . . . - : — * . 2 ‘ at ono f py Se rae 7 ee} ‘ - Cs - ‘ x ‘ ae st Sees ae Ee Gaerne oes, oi, ve) te P - > ca vg) : * v4 p

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UTOMOBILES ww 877,819 total “Want” Ads last year—262,767 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED.-@@ A UT OM O BILE S tS y @ € BU ICK SEDAN — lay + mede!: + passenger: sheck aba Suni pe: "Oo spare tires Fespatiy. over Ato, ve fnieah lance 10 KL Hs. Bt ICK, 3SI0L Ob Sundaes ae CMA BULiT—sedan meres CHE v Rul ET + ROL bT—i#25 ‘Supe: 101 Grand 7471 a a Vou ; parce $e 45 > & «er rl ede} Sseruan. cond) tion & ™rul and a lreare a es! ne num than Orth ve Tou". : gave “his wonderfu! bar Forest Park bi. ict indell Dodge Sedan, $490 Sl : it in lowks and condor! aimast gi. a. ve Ww 4-door aunts very re htie trede AHLLM MOTOR ‘ cw... JORS : a Locust. porn, highis __ UNIVERSAL. 3401 nN fir si yy ow ‘ | cheap _ 4a 1922 late 2 Stee © ne ne terms. mer teu h . terms \«e r+ 1 1 be | extras: S200. “Ln Oliv vr j demountah bles > arter. 404 _Easto: newly an- La 45 down an; Te ond it! ioned Tully cuaranteed &7°5. = 23 Locust. Upen even Z£Oud A a Linon &; ——. third dow N auto co OL. Sedan: coed cond): ion week y fiiefling s. PORD— i971 wnian warner a rand a2a8 Ww ; late mode: . wi j im trecde: easy terme LING—FORD DEALERS. "ane? a ees an kk 54 "8 A y EN your F. RI 2501 6. Jefferson Oven evenings. Sunday mt ‘STOP AND READ. sho a’ nm «Yee lor k speedometer nm perf . terres dea ~ Mg 3003 Locust and evenings Rie Lexington Sedan. Sounds impoas!bie, but won’: Gome and see this be wtiful car cs Bevtal Red ned OOone a value. but sa es make Yah « YARLEM MOTO A s M MOT. LD a iw) 1033 NN ee ime: Late new: — payrnent mont he. 2AS0 Locust MAXW ELL : “EDAN 3—21973— Met) vered in . b! inh brand-new: upholster'ng terms. pen nichts a: ndave UNIV ERSAT.. 401 Lac ic 68 OAKLAND, 1923 a LOOK Here’s a Surprise . OAKLAND SEDAN. $195. . ~- alone Man alive’ The oe hy is worth model seda Sou ha! ance 12 BRomont 518 jst we a5) outing for the whole car We S)\'ne cars aWay. to bre K all 4 thie month 4 os MORE SEDANS SEDAN ; 192% SEOAN These bargains we'!! There ain't a deale- come anywhere near terms Try and YAHLEM The 1035” for Vie rgea me. ARS Crand Open Sunday and CLvRMOHL na — mpwer be ree ip Nyse Bg ane Rtetion 11 el 4 Ov erland Se dan condition: $200 WILLYSs.- OV Set. ANT 310 LOCUST sT BAK ER—Brourtan i@Z3. bic 6 as )rand-pee run of your chopest imapection ir Save $1200: terms. Huber. 2601 Omen evenings AKER Sed. After Frocené! tiened mecha r eedan end renickeled like a thew es ti Tear SPrimnge ourm and temmeter. Fines winter “» 1? ‘* "Es Preyms Bos even - - 8 ™~nc — — — ha’ vA tall. thi has Deen ne i "ow ft _lnoke anc — ~ 4 You wht Niece Motor Co. 5187 ie _ Taxicabs 1922 BUICK TAXICAB Thie price is only S400 WILLYS-OV ERI. AND mC 310 LocusT st “3 WILLYS. KNIGHT TAXIS are ‘nm good t for $300 shape and WILLYS-OVFRLAYND we 2310— LOCUST sT Lew} — Can ——— Tourin Cars For av BERS —Torine 191 _— regain. 3949 first Cee © Ruclid fas ee = - at 1922 AUBURN TOURING BRasier MrGing. better looking Sutomedile than vou oan uu money. a 24-hour | ria! open ce ‘om iets “ve Fy “ cITy — assy, Fr AUTO "O07 late sn, diamonds oown mee TE 1445. Lafavette ~ 3688 —~ Touring eport. 1923 ; weed ver _ evarnished: leeks and run Sriced to move quick!: ~ 5 hom Avtomebile Ca. 4: Fores 62% BUICK TOURING: B— 292i —Mviewmiid condi: on ee big iw a s re. (*pen Nights and —— UNIV PRS4L 4 Mol Ss | ae uer Buick 6 Touring at (he orice named me hurry n £2 oo hase goa, ‘ “Te « ae T8177 Terme (f desired. Kaiph fington 1922 Buick Touring erceilent oend! fron Coifax Cail Demonstrators + | Buick 4 Tour., 5 Pass. | 1 Buick 6 Tour. 5 Pass. These £1974 Buicks was Deen pereona!. as Sumenstratere and are in splendid a . Cend!tion . ve Seen droven ll to timber them up For can of the safety of a new o-_ ee | Orakes at am aftrective in Coifaz LSITI for denne! & DUKE 4561 Lekinaten tc4 (—Teerine “SS ana” 3 Sonsitinn reaeemabie ofices tat? = 4) overhau ot ‘ernuis Wact ss - Autormet: « C2. 18 NN Ky o ee ft a hear hall. 232-3 ioe) Potter S400 ro 4 car; ~18 [| = Jetlei son ic4? reasona dD ¢ sedan 1bz. GRIN HAM-JOCHNSON, Del- so Dei ‘pa int. acoepr Tev is Mo >- Oper cal $490 You pieasee _ Touring Cars For Sale _ CADILLAC— PACKARD pe rigon—SERVICE “oo 7-Darsencer ‘a Ue A © + Ss worth more rb ng Ts ~ $10] (hive Open « even n Cadillac, Aimost | Given Away 1819 touring: beevwtiful: rune sweet Terry ocubet private Car €)000 Who comes YAHLE M MOTOR > - | ow CO. DOWN GO PRICES 1919 CADILLAC TOURING. $650 built the Vahien way refirished v- ive a i‘acd Ac lef r orth vow read (Re $529 : 73> 750 , Grand Here’ s Y Yahlem’ S s Ad § gi? AND es ‘ olors. PAPE rm: «dee ‘SPORT =PORT APPERSON STUDERAKER MOON SPORT Yahlem Motor Co. 103 XS Grand b! ER. —! _ = ’ cash, L indell 1309 i _E i T euri ng. 7-passeng-r. $250 Or trade “S146A- I CHAND TH ‘ heap r~ L SHA N Dl _ mode or ’ 4 THESE PRICES WILL SURPRISE Yor $1400 CHANDLER TRG. see this baby run nm boy ) come and ww “ars, ar ; Any terms ty suit vou. YAHLEM: Over 3300 sat Lisfled _custome " nn At — — a Rie Four CHE ROLE 1 Car. terms + ts. -«* > “rea ; ne @be — > at a § Jefferson 4 Teuring Bie Four. 2218 Jefferson — _~ CHEVROLET—Tourings= ‘ ur eowr terme. C0) a hel SIDE HEVROPE' S145 CHEVROLET—Touri running «orm th “ide "Chevroick us _fax "40 ‘ ‘H a \ ROL! ZT... 7 | our motor . ~ OUTH 5 car $A0 Sv’ Sco 4330 Warne ng new $95 big j re lT™mar a rwt her Va ule G3T0 Cab- any »8S8 CHE VROLET— cond} Wr 181 -¥ ouring $505 go od “run- 1On »-RINHAM-JOHN SON wshighway Grand 4~ CLINHAMIOHWVSOWN S. Kingshighway Deimar LET—1 920 © wonderty + ROLE ET. CHEV Ril, 23 c HEY ROL. ET 1924 ‘ emme ry : ’4-howr wort eTrmns 1 ways - M ad ht ied ~ touring ne. Sian ha lanee Bomont 5184 St MOTOR CO. yerro |e cr. x ust. | o mode! duwr DA Vinent ~ "mH? Lecuet — --—— FLINT tourtn a "WAKE UP! adout owning " here = wour + > ~ : “ newer ced urng son " fe 19°) ‘ermns te) Th! e—Tou, ing $310: guaranteed _SGeventer Open evenings ~ DODGE TOURING ar rvm! Met tien meh, ‘\ anc twler Funda . TOURING, $125.00 ‘ nectia nical! —~ TNO nf YAHLEM PRICE WRECKER DODGE, $145.00 $45.00 DOWN uring car Tt aE X THE eheae price Si 7? ry cvenings. tee re % 4 > Pd fia CY ae ws a4 a } " we mrt tian ¢t the pri “bbws. 3919 car $250 Touring Cars For $ $195 S85. DODGE—Looks good ba ryga in Vere mas Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous Autor:obiles For Sale— Miscellaneous _ DODGE TOU RING © mait es a! hanic : - on reductio origin Gnish £0 ‘en ngs. oody ear — and ad eau _ ; eee: . 4 ‘ . - 7 : Vi , D> , ; 2 : BUsG ‘ ; 2 of ry ; Tliy —* v4 - a eo h > * ; a ' 4 “ ™1924- 1924-1924 en few Mmenihs ‘our! im We 4 sold last price again. Nester ¢ TOU RING — Motor 71 a5 Som 1922 ESSEX ns rsase. iA : Wilve. Vues. Lerins. 2530 Botan thie pea ut! Us isis Cass ars al os: ~- igs e “J ADDY $*> we 1¢ STUDEBAKER Big SiX—New paint, new tires. new-car guarantee. Anvone in the market for a car of this type should look it over before buying a new ear. DODGE EDA N—Dise wheels, ne Paint, nearly new tires; 1923 model: looks and runs like new. BUICK COACH, 1923—Won. derful shape: seat covers, new paint; car theroughliy overhauled. FORD = ~ ~ i924 — Two months pientyv extras. Real value for ur money. TWO FORD SEDANS. 1922 1925—Metor, tires, paint shape. \ ts in wondertui 3375 select from. ee . We 7 I oid ear as t. Terms—one-. balance 12 pass. Touring.. Still others to A lear exchan part th 8 puarant cr vour aid pra V Th rT) rd down. IS NO BETTER THAN FIRM YOU BUY IT EXCHANGE Garrison and Loeust AND SUNDAYS THE FROM. new cord tires sounds set monstrarion lemMongsi metors Won *heerfully G rerv.es —™ er ~- ‘pe emec C7) 3 3, Conve 19TH AND LOCU ST 's Ds—T , * lg23 FY mR terms 2 IST AND PINE Ln } -RAVOIS ,Ocat ‘ — to Buy ”- ~ 7° A Th > c | iI : OS ee ee ee eo ee ee wo MANCHESTER rs. ions = IN —SDeeus ore A ‘pen "| Mi BI evenit zs mn ee >. Ss! ° > Look! Jewett, $585 “ae HI able ’ \ 4s _READ THIS AD y ' ’ ry] eTis $1800 =i -- iM) M ARMO ~N MAX > ; WELL SPORT vw “ee! ~ * : Moe .7 “aN ee. te. oe See MN Re »€ um | *? } ' 24 - OA - * .*s YW ast zz KLAND 7 Q)* Trucks For Sale ’ * a‘ Automobiles For Salie— Miscellaneous | >. sr; ES—Garaner Sport (3) ay - mwerorT ss — ven AW rr) 2 -_— Bs ‘\ ASH—$2 ret Hut ~~ fe : . «alge Si00 & de THINK, PEOPLE, 2 THINK $1500 veer SPORT SR Th«i coil 7. sn t DOI Te * ee Terma 4, rw VAKLAND @ =, rut or’ vate oniyv 45 OAK LAND— Tou $245 down 608 ™M ’ roy —— i OAKLA XT— ree « “Kant a? | ‘or Nor rere MGE TRUCK ad Wir torr?» .e 4 Se “4 t heap and eA! ene TALS (Nive reae clesed bods — io4 anal 'vris Muniec Chassis For For Sale TI RES—Pac tory S4 s ate 1923 F Dodge touring. glass - $400. terms Broadway, > = n 8 ‘ruck = ~ " ” WER ae i trent homme FREEZER CaSE—i2 ee B~ rooms: sVUCAal OR. JULIAN. 5882 — Well cellent meals: fine ©8435 LAtLWs. $£430—Room enir lover pre*e-re.! LINDELL BL... rea sonabie LANI NDELI I... samples on display. HOWE SCALE CO. LINDELL singie or lecalion McMI + 4+. 546 A— Rene and r — MACHINERY For Sale vat family: very reasonabie ~- $7730 LLAN. 4628—Southe two; rh “OM far meais Del IT. iar ice .®T AR] ESIAN WELL I'’RILLERS ATTE TION '—For sale. ome double action D. Cook deep well puImp complete ¥ motor and starte particulars e _ reas ss Rox K - 330) « i on F 'Post- D ispat h ith a d- 8) r@ 4704-—~ n Neat ‘ Py ood location ations home cooking furnished | twin beds: also | home: ke e.( 4) beard. *#nieIn «+s iS McPHERSON. 4474—Boome cingie_ o dou bie eakfaer. BELT TING—NEW LEATHER pous2 4 ana 308 ist HINERY Mo . St. Louis. a» — lectrie Motor Bargains end rebui't motors ast tors rented and repaired Electrica! Supply Co.. Broadway. Main 1292 pty mar wy McPHi HERS rwrorrTLs ren a oe he MAPLE. 3 arse soic. Jonna Ram- 5 -cRd) reduced | Musical Instruction SOn Zs popular - enseb EARN S$$S$— Pia; sO 35C n3. X orist Be } and Organs s For ae . = c : \ “ip tT “KE L. i 2a eh! 7- a -? = ’ 4 se riniore, i" 4 ¢ . ' 404) LAOS wonder?f » wy Leaman tern. ‘14 ROOMS Furnished - __ seeping : emploved ° ; RitoM—Newl ‘eee roeow%Irm for ene “> ex Rix heen We tile bath ences house kee p ad SHA Ww arn ~ HE N iY “T 2180 Mi nr room - eden only. ¢ ‘39xx—an, mal tren si aur SHE NAN DOAH 4 a n>? 4337 Ww. ‘4 furnished ai) and board. De! - il °4A—Ni icelv furnished ; i F oregt 544) / “LARA lL}: 244—Niceiy furni ‘shed __*orest S441J a 14° —' ise@Kk Pe DO ng Modern +, 371R ‘LAKA AO uafur baa _ 6668— Lar vpe or = se reom, peepie. ° —— DELMAR BL. 5227 age re. housekeeping rooms. 57434—\ ery de * ‘2 modern apart iv¥ju— Room —— eon i Re “vMs——T ?} 82 Kh =f 1s26W furnisi }er for . "> Ke TEA Wyse gee i. -30 | = $408—sleen oF 4 ho suet _ tub ard sh. shawer bachsic _ Tatking Machines For Saie iK —50n ulne. iarge $30: like new. 152%5 3 . eee is: {= =Wr CK —Phon: *cTaph -0 new selections of PIAS ~~ : a“ TALKING wAGNEE oe ee akes FUaranteet same haif price. neary a _Tuning and Repairing Tu NiNG—nepairnng. Feldman. Pari. | es riAaANY an’ 2ec 3300 $2—EXPERT ‘Diane ng =—_ 2701 Gran} tuning and reocalr- ~wnTl ‘OVvenhiences "ATYTETTE. nz roome a lulte AFAYETTE. 7150—nH.: ind Kitchenette. gas CON VeT ences MINNESOTA. 3135—2 “ht housekeeping _gas SSISSiPPI. 176s. s.°@D ng ‘Reusanepenr: modern ney [940 NEBRASKA ~ se er wu Be =e ore ~- Water room Water a? MK eeDi ng range Toeme for “?- — @eieciru - shed | Week . + so 44 " $4 anc VON *nlences. liarhe Sid- Teh VEY Tl eMneces hen i P a," NEV ANT A. nighed rsems adults sl ReUsekeen “=f PESTALOZ2. 3433—_aA.... 3 Cali ~~ i) a ‘30 pm Grand Jl 7TxM, Bie SieeD and $5 week. Pon " reer DELMAR KL. §& Lee Ding roome. °37 A—Light, red us “ej -oed rents w age space use A POT - gent.emen., vJs+ A— Lovely preferred 211s? "pace .** — ) th0—- Large fromr voGeTn COnVenieness: ANB Ooms a Bie ra COLON E sess sineie ie frame room for gen- ome (abany party owning be 5—? connect 'nz oe heuse for lad'es on . ; convenient to care. * "aban, 4s" + roems for | rea - 40 ¢—Excentional’y fur- —_ eugitable for 1 er 2 peop; ree Maryiand-Olive. Singie housek+ep: ne an; laundry: $5.50 per coé? furnished TYen.ences. . : ght at wD , very © 415 o 8. a.i~ co >. gentiemen preferred. NON. 4: room. exzceilent private home for 2. Cabany 1797 TON 522—Two unfurnished comnect front reermns: medern fat. eam electric phone, gas stove furn sed ie farm.) ASHINGTON Bi ‘ gished room for lig™* ASHINGT' » 3 41 32- som suitable for 2 FASHINGTON BL... 4003—1 large room fer jiaht housekeening or sieceping ASHINGTON BL.. 4725—Well furniehed | room. convenient. gentiemen or coup «4 Teasonal e Forest 5088, «5 - FT Ss ASH INGTON BL. #461 i—Za floor, 3 CASTLEMA yooms. furnished fer apeemeee™ |’ {eo ec INGTON BL... 4051—Lage. wel)-fur- for gentieman with reter- o 47 Ww rated. open Four bed: nicely Five perch. Trice L. BAK 4504—Neatiy fur- housekeening “Laveiy iarge front free phone. (o4) AP ur in 4181—Nicely “ IpfK ee Ding roome, water veniences: reasonaDdie 430 1—Lar Po hd r heousexkeepin every hm reas na Di ° ASHINGT BL... ASHINGTON BL LP eee log eg houseKteeping:. cont's owner sa a ron! or 3 adults. Taw) mn VINSTER .. 4150—] large Louse F Beeping ren newiy peppered. Saf . anit "ve @& vixx—Sing'e room. “Vale Some. gentiemea, j wis L——iae e.y vuseseeDping room: aise hall “ 3944—New em pioved 4a). --- leeping ences ‘ym rd L. 381 1— Neatly furnishe! nope ng: al! conve. cB) ie iA——Furnished frent ‘a. Drivete taniir; 7 BAF PUT "GSHT -. jHWaY BL. 1236 BF nished housekeeping ream wat er. Page line 7 NGSHI) sHvay. nbusekeeoine rooms nig tu she. KINGSHIGHWAY ares > aiso ) seeping reom. ee we 4441—F, urnished ad *imar 4417 VE. 4303 A—One or (we henette *: aiso ——ee every cou rove Nouse keeping EDE. man IHS =", ean, ce wacUung good heme: ore eee will rent 2 ‘ 158. — recom - A apt. F F Lindatl . g 4068— H cusekeeping water. ‘aund BL... modern. con’ emences: swe ‘ation. INDE! Lil. BL. 4146—‘ connectiag Seeping reems, ene large sleeping carnage iNT JE Li. mI. . ‘» Se aetiedl as aad -H BK ~ a 4eA—* nee rooim beard epiiena! Delmar = ‘rPHERKRSON 4.1i—Premt neem, nm apartment. " reasonn the M- PHERSON 470 ryMr citar. cog. ten McPHERSON 473 ne Second ff luer Suvuthern #* powure atult« McePHERSON. 41: '4—-La ge, cosk convenient: . . 2 = a a fully furnished renee. Reusekeeping | “ww M LPL. z 3—Teo ot ety one dgeul« bed. twin MAPLE Seth Nicely furnined: oreaafaat + of 3 gentlemen, Cabaay GOSlW. hen hot ATTENTION! ROOMS ‘> AND HOCSEKEEPING ‘wseekéeping or whole fats bPulldirng eon Del- piace. no triflers - ino w — Neatiy Hy furnished Po unfurr, shed recome. reasonable. kitch free phone ies§@ 30 ~4— Fron z Pre) Tr COTS o, | 20243 clean. light base- unfurn shed. for. married eri npn. = Lin. 31747 a 2 ' AND BOARD dona se. . een | BOARD ¥: 1d —Inexpensive. mgn. ™ ema‘l private family —_ erred. with plenty het wa- = ron 8 ‘ena = : 1OU ern cet ng yrmgeng snd Mam co —Two roome or lurnished. by eideriy Poet .T em™arch ant en oe a SS eal iert nn unekmeni ng — ‘rente. east ef Tay’ _ erefer Washingten bi. neat Otevatch (7) ¢—2 or 1 tmrge unfurnished, | “OuUBek ceo ng Sef ween Warer Mapie Good?etiow and Ta ”. "idew. references. casi Fer tad) ore enti ROOMMATES WANTED MATE Wia— Wa vert lack yr wants par 5 — Prost - | MAPLE, rTM * ee — Ongena: Toor mate -rert. "aeons hie Rex K-81 e oy — a ~ For Saie ee TURN SH 1NGS—Prectical oT appointment cali ver 5 wy : Te =

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' imnished | ROOMS — Furnished is: alec sleeping ; i, emploved ont y Greet"n peiike. (4) ROOM— New ly ‘furnished. os 4 hoard: rior for = rentie men or room ~ niences ences. exc anged, Grand 127% . (3) ROOM—Well furnishea fron: mt room, tile bath: private family: me cook ences me ference eS; entienren ad all ons ' ; 1) ) prefer red Grand 662 oT oo t nny . light ‘he ouse keoeyp ‘Ing. ished tor “ra RUSSELL, 39°°-~Pomic ’ ” Ses rnished rr nay rad for ° or ¢ ' oom. 9 oe, til ouple employed. conveniences. ae h board:;|) RISSEL!) ‘3R4° Ne ‘ ome atiy _ (88) | | housekeeping ‘room, acer Rinbed Tas light | 6 yoom,| “2650 *. Grand pose. (2) | SHA ha S0x*—Small front “foom: 7 — | 447M ‘. Private roots MrT’ f-rand “¢ aM table SHENANDOAH, 3927A—Nice 4 for " gentlemen r large 5 =. #8 board “180M private .. Grand 3 SnVveniett sinew AAALHOAHM 3025A—WNice ; ne rooms; private: mi de: ra. vri- ~ 8M ~ ie eat SHENANTOAH. 4°62—Neatiy —{cosy rooms, 2d floor, (urniak 4 ii idles or one = 7 oemeemn as: jow.isT. % INCENT 2854—Rooms i4) how ine ail « on enience urnished THIRD Ty ae ront king ry | gentiemen : } eT" “ee 43! VARRELMAN 4536—Two board roome f house kee . . nished . uT ' se in ° st. Le). eke private hore , S: kiteben Driv. — if) ees a urnished mee: | West URER' it20—Two neati: ; > , atiy sag ht houre keeping rooms, ar ished r wey wi we room - > —. Vr IMoo— Two ty 7 were Mhiahed hoUurtekeel. ng rooms: first , lass Clie ARE : ; : *? , ny Pee” Wee pngngees 88) , ti \ ) AN RI _tete ; urnished front for ) ii ne t at 4 nodern _tonvenie noes geht -AYARD. T34A — Large 3 attrac tive | roeoin orivate adult Fam . aa front rn fon reniences if —_ —— ae? WIVLE 0 N —Ilet e@part | furiished roome attraetive and ‘( +. La cial - rene nable, (ARANNE Tll—F!I : BA rat-class hom home {or LBANNAE 0b 5—Lat front room sure. ig Orivate family fo, ryt) fined rentie e1) “& m ry A) yest ‘gonad {100 r = Caban) at siden. Bbany BI97\, Aroom; ; oS 1 ——! argea room for « ~— ht front lh exceinent teowmrd, ae ple. ary CLARA, 627—2d fivo : large reein . kitch- : Ad em in connection, Cabany $691. “4 (c7T6) = —. CLARA, 1124A—Nicely furnishe vom ; Se haw ) lor one. Forest 8441 2 r ‘ey (6) | CLANA, 1124A—Nic ely furn! shed roo re | —4:__Morest 84414 m ter for | ‘ “LARA. 14: neath, unfur nishe 4 roo housekeeping: mod jor 2 go | a. reas wdern : raZ couple. For. RecooOnda- x« eliewt | , he EMIPNS, OtO1—Attractive. “yoom.: mod. ™mod- mm ane private family. Cab. ars ~t. r sirable | —a —____'92)} (Ry | DE LMAR Bl... 3636—Nicei y furnished — fieeping rooms, with all conveniences yle Wo1°a7. ;} DELMAR FL. 3720——-Roomsa for house. ic6) | - keeping and sleeping: also carage. m with | VilLM AK BI... 6668—Large rovin. “suite Seeate | abie for one or 2 people. Cab. 1614 (4) “ (© rniahed DEL M AK BL... 5327—2 large. front. com eniencs necting housekeeping rooms, comfortably if) | Jurnished, _ 405) Ny fur- | 2M AR Bi . b748A—Vers desirabie tinuows | .*euUth front room in modern apartment, 7) ‘ AbatiS PLR, (eb) =——s | VDE 1M AR BL., 3930—Room and board S week, meals, o wee} OW > A. le ndel! li iain 5 a DELMAR HL... 4178—iight housekeeping re nol recnis mxiern: ili conventencess; firgt ores nhoOaurtment weet L indell 4708 ic} *, : > > to gp : -_ DELMAR BL... 4270—3 front rooms. fur. hished complete running Wale! lewd ré asona bie DELMAR WL... SLSTA—Light, cool keeping rooms, reduced rents to rie rit people a. - with sg or Bis. ¥)40—Suite housekeeping | Ooms, Nicely urnished eunnecti . - | adults references : us bath, | Ss for | DELMAR iI 6970—Furnished seootd~ Week wr fr os ; ; rent, 1 or \ gentiemen ern eet tre Dioyved: | K Pore : ne. hot unfur-— grace, VLLMAK Kl. 371°—Roem “for tuen, private famiiv, references: EASTON. S5a50a — re ~ large front reoem, ~ people em gd: private fam- ily, c62 »! LNRIGHT, 4576—Front room and ki —— ile bENAKIGHT 4.45—] o or 3 ‘front house- keepimg rooms; range, sink, garage —— RIGHT, 5O80—Nice. comfortable room: private bome, gentlemen. Forest 3140. INRIGHT, OSus4 A—laovels 7 “hall room, rentUleman preferred: er ladies em- ee rioyv ec! reasonable i4) eeping CNRIGHT 5118—Pieasant furnished . room: garage espace if ‘or riage 8573) ba wanted. bet ENKIGHT 56245—Large fron: Bireping comtae ey » thovern. conveniences, people - ENRIGHT, 56xx—Single room. southera eXpowu Si private home; gentieman. Cab- nr, wy) ; * . it eee (c76) bys ated ved A—Lovels pouthern @k- posed housekeeping room; also hall room, sleeping ‘(cB ENRIGHT, 4631 — Housekeeping rooms: phone laundry, refrigerator, electric | Washer; $6.50: $7, | | DNRIGH' 4618 neatly. furnished . light housekeeping front rooms; conveniences (ef@) (ENRIGHT, 52°27A—Larce outside room and kitchen; sink, gas range: all con- eee ZEL., wsith—Apt. 6; attractive room fn aa vate #partme nt ‘ many 7563) (cB) | il Lib, , Ss. «Kuciid wn Lacledei— ) Housekeeping sultes. effic jency atyie: ) Newly furnished. all conveniences: janitor _ gervice, fiso sieeping room. Call after . / 7 ©) ry) (i) HAMIL 1ON, Fo «ld floor north)—Nicely furnished room: private family: $5 ) oH AMI. TON, 756—!} iret floor south nicely rnie room fer r4 mn ROTI vo v or Ca‘ tb ; ——.-—— a ; : : ’ \- nm. | HI AMILTON, 1119-—Furnished housekeep- ing rooms, southern eaposure, private farnily | KINGSHIGHWAY BL... 1236 N.--1 nicely | furnished housekeeping room; running | water, Page line ic74) \KINGSHIGHWAY, 804——Large. clean hDusekeeping rooms: rent Tgaeopanie: ave erything furnished, Forest Ode VW _ 16) KINGSHIGHWAY, 12xx os 2 Serataell reome: also unfurnished: in apartment, light, coo!) Torest 2037) (cb) |KING SHIGHW ay 7 9°00. Nn aul “ponnect- ing rooms for housekeeping, newly fvr- | nished; gas range. sink, private entrance; reasonable _ fino sleeping room. — ae | LACLEDE. 4441—F urnished basement room Delmar 461 4017 ich) ‘ . LACLE SDE. 4: j;03A—One or two rooms and 7 kitchenette, also sieeping room. : (89) a ee ee ee ee — LACLEDE, 4371—Room for light bouse- keeping: gas. electric, hot _ water. i) | LACLEDE 49°6A—-Furnished. 3 “clean connecting rooms. ev enience, ne erove hildren. a ye z (4). — c ACLEDE, 3645—Clean,. comfortable room com: | for man wanting good home; free pao an (cd) LEXINGTON. 4605—Lady will rent room ep- vr ungaiow a ‘ ‘olfax 158. iy, LINDELL, 4902—Front room; electric fen: Nera) gentieman, em. F. Lindell 6145 _ (88) | LINDBLL 40686—Housekeeping room; Tange. water. laundrs a LINDELL BL... 3940—Well_ furrasned room, modern. conveniences; con ven-ext location (7) LINDELL BL 4246—% connecting house- eeping rooms; one large sleeping ram: camge (cb) ‘| LINDELI, Bi... 4338—Large curesaned reom kitchenette; also single trom _™moder n Apartment - peaeona bie LINDELL Hi... 4256—2a fi. apartment) large room newly furnished, for 2:.8 . or iveniencea, private family: reasona nabie. Linde’) 6413 «58 McPHb SON, 4940—Two > rooms bath mployed people: very reat. re Mel’ HERSON. 4400A—_ peatly furnjs rooms, board optional. Deimar *- it! vap- family; all conveniences. McVHERSON, $027— Furnished room with + a henetie, near bath: ell eqveneee : Andel! a ai Mel’ he IRSON “4181—Laree pecond “floor 4) ren neeniiiaianamans a ot) Mel "HERSON, 47xx—Furnished room es 0) *} eT. hOvURekoe ning ream: next to bath, every ; . myer ence $6 50 Sy | Meo BK SOON 4i56A—? neatly Sate all! rooms beard optional, Delmar ‘PHEKSO N. "451 2-—Front room, " furnt shed, in apartment; private vert wren reasonable 4 McPHERSON. 4708—Second-Soor —~ ’ j t: one agg i, clean, cool, convenien (cd) | MePHERSON 42434 “jarge housek: 0?- ens meoond fiver het an cold wees Suvutherr - re. ail convenir a" ex posure Ss ‘-PHERSON. 4154—-La°ee “onel. , beautl fully furnished reo, oi bh bkitchene: — for light nousekeeping; 98 wer * eds Lindel! 1494W. " eb ! | MAPLE. 5055-—Two lovely wumme a . one double ved, twin beds Forest 1577 | ss = 2 | MAPLE 5826—Nicely > Furnished — yom 1 o¢ 2 gentiomen; breakfast +f des ) Cabany 6552. - rene “fer light housekee ing; all convs. (cBl) BROWN REALTY. CoO., we offices. Ben- sy , N ‘- ” ————$$— | SINGLE FLAT TRADE PUK Vac... BY a ae of Clayton. 2 acrem@ 7 = patie ; | OUSE SPACE—From 2500 to 50.- | ; 5—2 mnecting 1 = for COLBELEE sOTk.. 2 (76) | =SRACUSE. 701L- a rimer third | . Southwest | 000 sq rs ee aaa Cal: Cabanv 3443. | Have . oe ee , to trade. for | steel.” ‘room bungalow, SJ00U. —¢% “- sr rh hes b. 7al—New apartment, third | | PINK : - —s eg i bi. | va et particulars 1 ; house for ladies only: rea- dak tne sineagennent” N. Grand—Uwn- 6 rooms : Sign) - — | J INKMAS, 4n50 (6000 5S. Kingshighway? | BALSON REALTY CO... 3588 De! eevee %) s. Be SEIBERTZ REALTY AND INVEST- } BU NG ALOW—New, | modern " holigw wwe ; convenient to care. Cabeny 45-0. Delmar 4700. Foums $1.50 up. or. 6 rooms at wate 5 | OLIVE, 4217—3-room apartment: eie- ed: $63. ak; ey See: Socorns | ne MENT CO.. 1704 Russell; Sidney 1211. 4 rooms ani sun parlor. «a Me! m 22) IDE AL HOT Ta ~ 880 SORRARG Og occupa : gantiy furnished; tile bath: south, east | -—+- 2y: = 1 SIX NEW STORES. CHOICE me RU Tain PRUPERTY 24 ; er partic wee >. §304—Excentionally _ fur- water. tub. shower 90 Locust—Running ELSPE RMAN & LEONH ARDT R. CO._ and orth exposure; call after 5 Pp. mM. (6) | FLAT-—New: 200 8S. Kingshighway: o Suitable for any retail purpose o Own WILL EXC CHANGE FOR FARM . phone Cabany 7 , ae Oe root suitable for 1 er 2 peop! e: week uD. a l per day. $4 a 213 International Life B! aS i oO) | OL r\ ER. 4332—6 roon us, instantaneous hot and 5 rooms, hot- water. kara ge. " (e4) MT. ti thoroughfare Ri] JAS. 4) Northeast corner of "34 and Cass. | ul SGALWe-ldeal county home; ; Maryiend-Olive. “LORRAINE im hE (c8) | WASHINGTON, 4011—Bachelor’s apart-| water handsome furni:vre, lynen, tec: | KINGSHIGHWAY, 5819 S.—New flat. 5 1024 Title Guar. Meg. ___" ceptionally well built stores and fiate:| 5S rooma. bath. hot-water heat. 4366—Singie housekeeping quiet, homelike S N. Euclid; cigin,| ment; continuous hot water, Cleciric | plore; attractive price -o right persons: large rooms, every convenience; Murphy | ~~ 4-81 ORY FACTORY BUILDING. rents nearly $9000 yearly; exe hange rea-| lot 100x140: fruit and shade trees, ; 4 clean; laundry: $5.50 per weekly ; - Connecting bath, $10 | fans; garage. O'live cake: i-)| May 1 oe Sept 1: vrefs10V. See man- . . rage; attractive corner; rental $05. In- . trees sacha D) | "kitchenette, @ressing cles . ome bath, | Tire 58194. (89) |OFFICE—Dentist or doctor: very desira- FRANK L. DITIMEIER R E. CO., ton Station, first brick bungalow trom : station; owner on premises, ; 4152—Newly furnished American plan: porch. lawn. bird | oe to) ite; aul conveniences, flowers; like ras, trees, | acer. __ ———— | kitchenette, 4 closet h, = am ee cated for e (c$) TRE ree ine mee ae —____© 8) WATERMAN, 5593—Splendid apartment, | overlooking Union DL: “peautifu ! est- | MAGNOLIA. 4955-4 beautiful rooms; ae yer od " f sent ie Bide. : a>. Original ‘‘Ouick Sale acted, Chestnut “at. vi e- : 45 oo? Fy rooms. light | With sateiie _— 2000 | Morgan st.—— | 6G rooms, sun parlor and garage. M. J.| moreland and Portiana place. Comp) tely } _ reasonahle: open. (c4: | ply McORADY © ORERMEYER R. CO.. ——== | COTTAGE—New; $2500. Apply a = decorated: conven- aamaiiiedl ow rates rea- SLONIN REALTY CO., 6O1L Title or furnished. Includes electric for cooking SOUTHWEST AV.. 5110—Lower, 3 large! Siva oatam * alan “2198 ad Beachwood av., Pine Lawn. se _ cars. (6.) SHARDET.1, HOTEL. 380 Bink (cS) { anty Ride. Soe A con — ° ee ‘adjoining | rooms, electric, gas, bath, hall, porches, | ————— REAL EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY GOTTAGE—4-room brick. Pe “- masm : inker; Amer- | MAN, 5256—o rooms: ar Sosa | er. ulllul paro é ed: 35 ; d 2487J O.. c , 224 5.—" conne ting Front ican and Muropean plan: location x. For- fi \TE R ny hot a ater and janitor serv- lobby for afternoon parties without extr® _Rowty_Geperates: 353. Grand. SS Central /BOKERN REAL EST ATE CO. i weraee. D: pousekee PINE ; attractive and) est Park; 10 degrees cooler. , oe ae >> charge. Call Forest #100, $75. (c8) | alin teeereniieainiiidias tte vour property. Call Olive | : Sa ee me 4 Phone Cab- ice: near Forest Park ie = .— ——— . ; : ” : a 830. = (c8) | nA. THOMPSON R CO., Cabany 9144.| W ASHINGTON ees 4615—N icely fur- BRAND-NEW FLAT ,; BROADWAY, 1401 N.—-Store Sa iso [-story | 317 Fullerton Bidz 4GE—s rUOms, sare 206 §.—Two houseekeping | : WHY PAY HIGH PRICES? bie A 4 icd) ft lished d-room apartment; eat. gas 5214 Sut nenans 5 rooms: modern, large | "‘ahie, Barage: rear on Sixt sce! ws buy, gel! or exchange: Jightning re- | ty : — ant Fly »* ao . peptionailly nice. Linde’! Stratford Hotel. Sth and Pine ets.. offers | Wouiren 7 ===) Syubleased, 7 rooms elec tricity; $55. Apply 4615 W fashington living room, bedrooms, sc reened siceping | BUILDING—Second and Chestnut, _ south- | oe ee Ss me. ‘= “(e4) a hotel with every modern convenience. | W A rERM AN, rated or ts an * lovely hed- | c89) | porch, $70; garage, $5: near car tine ‘el east corner: loor snace, suitable for | Fl SY D A. JOHNSTON REALTY CO., ~~ MH. Erman. _ = tiv furnished light Rates $6 weekiy up. $1 Gaily up (c62) = oom — wt ae n —e el lent condition » aa | offices, —— man utactaring or printing Lightning Agents. 710 Hamilton av. | COTTAGE—lrame; pear Pine Law Mae ei, Front nom ter} THE HERN EE) sooman Rpartment in excellent conaition: | A PARTMENT West | Cusine: “fene “reasonable Ctbany”Ss5."Cabany 7887 large Tome” aranitiat pavemegt | sing rooms, 4:80 2Pron ~—, - | 4 uR LITA AGE | rent $145 >. but will re new tel arena ting a aes Sit. BU "RNS. 1105 Chestnut. ¢ (c56) Open evenings. Delmar Olive car. (8) xi? $2250. SIDEBOTH AM, eptiemen. LL Bachelor's home of comfort. 4458 Wash. | ration of ase. For Olive ~~AR MH. | 5 rooms, balcony porch: beautiful cor-| ALAMO, 7119A—Beautiful 5-room fiat:;| DESK ROOM — Or space; di ek. Dhones; Wid.—smali| Bast ton. — 4722—2-Toom =apartment; com-| ington, Delmar 4842 call Cabany 6256 or a ner location; large yard: forest trees: ice sun parlor, steam heat; newly decorated = broker, agent Title Gi mar. 15 N, 7th.| business corner. 4 spertmense; a Cine a re Setter: eee Bl a. | an ae must be go value an niversity City. rooms , iF LOOR SPAC E—15 >, OO” wm. ft.; all on turn on price asked; expiain fully garage; nice yard: will ee! or trade wn range; #1 conveniences. private re _{c62) | RODEMYER CO., 601 Tithe Guaranty. _ | box. gas range. Murphy bed: lst floor: ref-| and painted: all new sha les; $65; open. PS (c89) W ] NDERM ERE HOTEL ‘WELLS, 2308—4 rooms: open. Phone | epee possession. See 305 N. Meramec, DOUGHDPRTY. 803 Chesnut st. (co) one floor. 125 8° 8tt (cB) be 5o43— Housekeeping rooms. Binkl® | xtogt desirable location in Wear Ena. | — amend 6570M atter Weeror, heat, Janitor service. Call -| FACING BEAUTIFUL FOREST PARK furnished: 6 rooms, Janitor service: rent | 18.000 sa. ft.. corner, day! ~~ sy FRANK 1604 Chestnut : HOUSE—3 rooms and 2 acres. oat Be A 516 4 room: icf housexne - cl. parmor, eat, Ji , oe = ‘ “se . NG cA ¥ ‘. : ne ; rac ; -16 3S . - ‘ a uo a BI convene. a 14) European plan: excellent cafe lay any 3252 ‘ RS: ical One . (cM: | price S S800; SSV0 cash, Rm per = wy 528 Nicely tur nished ’ ' or c ren abany ic6 WEST PINE Rls.. «dea 6 —PFiIrst 1 oor er -| ia ¥ living room, breakfast room, kitch- | 504 Wainw right B dg Apply kt AMMING mm. Be Gees Us & st enna 425 0 Flal Grand «& 20 BB ner e for 1 at ; F AIRMC a N T HO = 2 apartment! mimediate possessio (cS9) | eneste. dressing room and bath; newly dec- | ——_—_—_- eS Seantiful st (c62) WN geering roo st OSSTW eO) | TEL ° KE a —wne eee: | 6374 or r on premises or call Cabany | stearn heat: open Zink 15 N | io () R | K \ Si Bungalows, Cottages Wanted Post-Dispatcn.. own terms. 4 = 512A LAKE . private fan re ‘ ‘4 oe rors : — > : -_e> = Ww Wd. ave prospe or 50 ~ om ‘light housekeeping; — “RO | | Hike BR A NSC ‘OM K SIN ROOMS. TWO BATHS HOUSAM REALTY COMPAN ’ HIGHL AND, S874A-——9 rooms, BUNGALO t Have prospect for 5 or LOT—Vecant: B47x126. 8. ec : ———— =4 : -_-—_— —-- + _# . aan ii ant exau r live 270. 31% Internatix | Life Ridg.(d4) | } vat) water heat be pera | ry Y . od bungalow: must have large southern exposure. i i st noch epee - Modern a arims nt, ~ isitely decorated | © nations ife x. lor, tile ha 1, hot-water a rdw “ 6 room good bungalo ‘ a ® jarge, connecting: housekeen- | EIGHT 70 PE RSHIXG. aah ‘and finished; ready for occupancy. oped \E \V y Tr fioors, garage. $65 per month RON- | | hit dl il nd \ alent ne rooms. Miss Lewis. Olive § 9163. ane ap amclede | Sts a | . CLAUDE E. VROOMAN, 108 N. Sth aN DS Al AR T MEN [’ NE MANN-BARNETt R. CO., 5948 Eas ' r ‘ BUNGALOWS Wtd—We have cash buy- REALTY. AND BLDG. CO. 32 ton. abanvy 3066 ; _ \\ ( or ers for vour bungelows, flats. ‘ots and ‘Bide. oh " ing privileces. Forest GIBBS. = {->) Facing beautiful Forest Park; rooms and af 0 Private apartment. near©r orest bat h aner a months rates. excellent cafe: : I ain 6. : ; : | Fr store buildings. To buy. sel. ren lease LOTS —§25 “cash down and $i0 per — : —_—— ( , ‘ + 7 gentiemen; phone orest 487% raw also kitchenette apartments. lorest ~~ ‘SIX- ROOM “APARTME NT as 495 3 W EST PINE KENSINGTON. 45635 A—B rooms. || pe | or build. See i in Webs Ki {Cc 6) | reas Ei rht: modern apartm ent, lovely SIX AND SEVEN ROOMS ette: steam heat; cont 0 -_ , ; REAL ’ buys good lots in ebseter Groves, (c88 ) | l: AC () R y OR | HOFFMAN cALTY O0.. wood and in South St. ; , ————— right; , —————— a ited . A ~ jani vice: ‘Iv decorated. gentlema man; private fam- > ’ reoms, newly finished, exquisite in every) i ae LOVELY _BATHS janitor service: new ° a ; 8 Gravois av + Price $4. PHone Cab- ~ LINDE L, L I LAZ A HO’ ke L stail: open Call or address vid | wow in t TE IN EVERY DRTAIL _ |'KINGSBURY BL... 6037—6 rooms, bath. | Open daily fn 6 2. ty Sundays 10 to 5%. now beating your landlord, aaa (c) | : 4300 LINDELL. PAP , AUDE E. VROOMAN, 108 N Sth. iN OCct SANCY ae ey p i Merument: elect" fan; strictly pri- | HOUSES, FLATS, ‘WEISELS: -GERHART R. E. CQ.. 5707 Me PH SRSON AV. bath, sleeping porch, furnace. See owner, | ing. also one-story building, 35'x9¥0°. Lot|GEo. J. rae ie S17 Chestnut house, ee fron for schneide we p ty; ad : gentlemen preferred. Forest 6536W. th and Chi Le oe Six-room efficiency. beautifully furnished. 1 5°28 Blair. | 100x160 ct ss bh] stb00 for ick sale. See Mr. west, private family, three e | 7% T AR A AVENUE large living room with sun parlor. two Mur- | wrtd® 6313A—4 rooms; in-a- dor, or bed: | erms very reasouawee. STOLTMAN R. => GO. 4008. Chouteau. dé da phy beds, tile bath with shower: everything | : 4 79M after 30 OD. | ARPTIN 2 ,yT’ Ww ted ROOM NGALOW Deol) Li | coat 3W. eves APARTMENTS FOR R T S| rooms. 2 baths; newly decora.ed, | complete _ houseekeping ; also one 4- or 2 = Call Grand 69 (cRD) MA RT IN & BREII r Fiats, Rpenmens an All li, a } mg Be tree ese. ~ ——— reas. oneiien’ i efficiency furnished or unfurnished. one © Se > Ya2 ac} me double. ; bath or or s ble rage, ce nal rental; open. AS FLAT Wtd. Sins’ or — hot-water a yu a : i eS —— TRA. BIZA ON«. — Large front room, lroom efficiency with two Murphy beds, un- without. nicely pemuned, © gentiemen preferred. 5604 KINGSBU RY COURT furnished: rental includes light, gas, ice 5O18A DELMAR 1 | 1119 Chemical Bidy. FLAT OR ee Wid.—North Ppre- THOS. BcCRADY 4 ae Lindel! 5057. pg an niceiy |°"" a T RAKEWELL Cabany 4! SRG or 4587. or ° | 104 Nerth Sth st 9494 P | Aorth SINGLE “FLAT WANTED. efi Garage. oe poet. one as ' “ “G ‘ inclosed porches. Yc a ‘ , | SAX TY ‘©. "70 oO! e (c4) | —- —_—_——-; uyer for a sing at | M ha . Ww oo; oe — B, eet be north of St. Coaricg car: | take f - gtate particulars. Box c-155. 5108 Easton. Post-Dis. 5-ROOM STUCCO) BUNGALOW suns 7—Lovely room, excellent | floor east. ae ve he —— ——- - 1° j ) PRNON, : __ Sis International Lu fe Bi ) Bids. _(c4) drug store location: Caivin and Mar si eet ee -— om. R03 Chestnut. as part onoa’} pee board: private home for 2. C abany 17975 | 5 5976 McPHERSON | CC NEW ' on —— | roor ‘ = a NE avs.. 4400 north; inquire 10 Bacon ' Hos McCRADY. & 5O ns, nicely arranged; newly deco 7 pi ar { me hil oe ae ee ‘ 3: 5108 Easton. orest RDeO (od) moe §22—Two unfurnished connect-| rated: open porch. Open | Northeast corner Plymouth and Amherst 1c6%) ms, modern fi at, steam : . j ¢ . me ® ~ al at . halcon pore h vif ul ar. FLATS FOR RENT —_—--— -——---- --—--- ae es front roo 821 WESTGATE 5 rooms. balcony po beautiful c annlienmceds Be Fhe a ot pl.: just being completed a 1 | FEBPRT. 2511 — Store; on double Car Ap artment Wtd. sai wR > COFTAGE ca ‘ ; . * d; ' inion @ ; Os : a rea , on) es : electric. phone, gas stove furnise¢ Four rooms and sun parior with built in locatio { are: fo a o rae a } LA | met. newly decorate d rooms. first | break fast amg DT RRAUTY line: one n rr Oth and, Hebert. rent | . ale - $30. OT TO “TIE TIENS. Chestnut. | from St. John's station: am take KEL asst 4 ~ 1 fu , bed: niceiy 3611 WAY open ‘ . fas ran , e a - Meram OoT use of bath. L indel] oot j gN6 C *hestnut "st. i , P ASHING eee i 1] Ar AY ETTE | GORGES Pot agpantin oa a ee wins ra, tr oc RMRAnNn NOT sci aii iatiiaiae siieas emiiicia cee ic 5) cash buyers for emall and larce r SeGTON, for light housekeenine_— pu aie iene epea. FO Ayo we GODWIN REALTY CO. (c5) | NE W FLATS FOR RENT | == = - aiso buyers for flats and busi-| THOS McCRAD ON 4 -——Love large front ; por ely arrange open me : ? , LEAL ye ¢ .46N ingshi lness propert If you want quick action, 5108 Easton For See able tor @: tree phone. (c4) | L. BAKEWE LL. 118 N. 7th ive 3554 ROMAYNE APARTMENT 35°7 At Pkangas-4-rooma: "nat $0 FLATS FOR RENT—Furnishes South ae Wash INGTON BL... 490« jj] large room ee anal = 5. 305 DEL ~ ~y AV. ean Hardwood fio aces. tile batns FU RNISHED FLAT—3 rooms, nice!y fur- | GRAVOIS, 4738 — New offices, opposite DOUGHERTY R. Ee co., 803 Chestnut. : . . a and 2 baths; in | DOLGHERTY-SHEBHAN, 751. Chestnut. nished, light and heat. Grand 075M. Fevo Mill, in Gravols Postoffice Bidg. od ’ BIG BARGAIN “ bel '4 , e—_" apo she a for light housekeening f _sieepin. " APARTMENTS FOR RENT. Al con dit ie = per month. | (c44) : (eH) | Residences Wanted A" ®. 3 spr rina “ rd a ao a or SIXGER lon IN. CO., Realtors. ies pe i . a 10 : af Central OHIO, 3°256-—Store., _6 rooms ~ and se | RESIDENCE wWwtd.—To buy large: suit- wanted: fine ces to enue your mony. en yi a HINGTON BL., 4725—Well furn! sti d | | mom, convenient: gentiemen or couple: AOR BL, 4817-3 3 ‘TLEM 3 N o— rd wood | ere ee 4 or Olive R494. of CHOUTEAU, 2768—4 rooms. bath, electric. | Northwest Call Sidney 1458 ___(c91) | “"Sbie for rooming house: any neighbor- | Owner. Neubarth, phone Kirkwood $40.) HINGTON BL, 461 7—2d floor; '3|CASTLEMAN. 41°: 6 rooms. hardwood newly decorated, $30. (ei DY | UNION RL. 6318—Furnished fiat: 3 RUTGER, 311—small store. good location. ; Box G-147. Post-Dispatch, vom, furnished for housekeeping; | floors, tile bath, furnaces: mewly decorat- - a —~— a wy + ~~ MONTES“). 74)\ o& - ~.. = : : ‘and: 5 rooms and porch. | FRANCIS. 1458A—3 rooms, first or scc-| rooms, in northwest industrial district, | $5 DOWN—$5 FooT—$5 io) | 04: 285 Grand 8015J after 6 — rst floor, $100. ond floor. newly decorated | eenvegient to 2 car lines. | STORE—2738 Sidney, suitable plumber. | Reautiful 50-foot lots. covered with ; or ° an eS. Se eee | tailor, shoe repair, any business: —- | os tiful trees; right on car line; only 1 sished room for gentleman with refer-| ment)—-First floor, apartment, G- | floors, $105; sec- | $25 FLAT Wtd.—Or residence. west. Grand: | from city: 29 iots sold last week. Office Forest 2447W. | frooms, with two Murphy beds. Fren — . orth South > r Si ), "Sash or terms. Box R-58. P.-D. (6°) | oven evenin and. ee —! ane ” et ae nm - | STORES—2601 Iowa (cor Sidney ~— . Box pen Lig ze. ¢ REMINGTON BL.. 4181—Nicely fUr-| COOte.. * jeneenion May 1 ee | ; 6 rooms. third | ATHL. ~$258—4 rooms. reception hall; | OHIO, 1105—3 rooms furnished flat: com-| stores. flat above: now vacant, suitavle | @LL PROPERTY OWNERS kindly help me| TEGETHOFF & TTE Orr r REALE housekeeping rooms; +, ater in RUGENE ‘nm SUT +B} 4 m R17 Cheat a “ ) loor, Os : , €5) Open after ey» mM ic) ' ; eferences required; elec- | bekery. aroeney. meats, tires. any — -aupply homes or omered poate to — CO... GI2BA | ML ay. Ca ny fom; al) conveniences: reasonanvie a = . = z a 4h r lin and: 6 rooms. third — —~ ; Sw rici fo) | ness: reasonathie. os. Sar N Se ond floor, rear, ahs. — —__—_-—_—— _ —— ” ¢ ' rh a 0l—Lar 2 fio enemas ———_—___—__ ———_- ——— 0 , . aoe @e oo —— ae a ee a ey forna | TWREI 6353 3 —Large “store, $60. home investment and church property for | “4% ee fe. POL Large oct CHIPP EW A, 3304—4 efficien OO! : -oe Heman first hay sec ‘ond floors. $100: .* ° tt ~ Jost SOS, 22 Chestnut. OBAGE, | 2 OAs Thi ely fur nish t re a i = : x Ry 315 Intl. ge st Bidg. (ec) my peopde. Call Olive 458 R° ENGI ISH BUNGALOW. lence: reasonable ‘ | and bath; furnace : og: " third floor. $95 ™* | COLLEGE, 2033—4 rooms and bath, fur- ier ————— —_——————————— | — | Cc. M. MOORE, 204 N. 4th. Ol. 4562. | $9250: 7652 Page; brick. 7 rooms, gun) Rasunnor IN B! cot two |FLAD, 4105—First floor east cjutsite | 96 Syracuse; 5 rooms and porch, first ; —"“—“ ‘$407 call after 5 isa _ st Gh*) | parlor. attic, screen porch. hot-water + hewn —Apt. . two 6 Syracuse; 5 or and porch, A Av. bath or’! apartment. 4 rooms, Fur rior. nes | nd joe ond, $105: third, $100 | Ll LIF, 1520—3 rooms, newly “decorated West sats Ses | Ww | garage. Owner. Cabeny 8649W. 20 to buyer of furniture. (cb) Tal 3—-§ roams and beth. DELMAR BL.. 6904A—Finest locatiton— in | Suburban Property Wanted apartment, responsible couple. (oa) | cere a 4 wy oe Al « aditio w AGNE R-GRANT-BELL REALTY CO. ARL ANGTON, P f bakery. | 76) foes —$—_—-— = —————=— | throughout; age if desired a. Realtors. | HOLI-¥, 4202—New o-room fiat. Murpny d. Call after 10 a. m. | __West_End for fruit store or bakery. (% 5 Ww SHINGTON BL... 4721——Newly deco $70 see Katsrean Realty Co. for furth: re te , = : _completely furnis ishe o = a -- HOM™NS Wtd.—To buy in Webster; muat € Chestnut St. Olive 8621.(c4) in-a-dor bed, te heat. hardwood | 4431——Neativ furnished “fiat. 3 | VANDEVEN TER, 14! 9 N.—Dandy store- | have large living room. Box G-i68, sae “TRUS and farm. vacant 10.50 T co. OF CLAYTON. — == SHINGTON BL... 4951—Lage. well-fur- | CASTLEMAN, 3608 (Castieman _ \t 75 af W\ faied connecting housekeeping . contin- | informe tion [oom ' . ' f) lour E AST Nn, . - us . tok neti en s throughout: $60. . . th r od for any business, in_ firs’ » ee _ bat rater sink: owne’ ___--— | HALLIDAY, 35xx—3 rooms, third: flcor , PRE a a | PFRANCISCUS REALTY CO. 804 ! Desteus. | rome. gas. electric. bath: oi°.2*— a PR ie ~ ap condition. DUBINSKY REALT y) oe pe 7 HINGTON BL.. 4403—Front: south- bath, heat, light, gas furnished; “8 FLAT—6 rooms. completely furnis ec: | CO.. 504 Wainwright Bids aa HOUSE Wtd.—5 or 6 rooms, large lot, be- Col- | ———. . ————— tween Olive Street rd. and Wheaton Sta- mn exposure; for 2 or 3 adults. De! rent. Cab et errr eer r ‘entrat W telephone | Le ' an i R606. L NTINO | M. AIDE 'N LANE. 2233a— 3 rooms, electric: nodern: Centra eat: telep | - TORE V5 Tr : SEEN “eee ia E | —9o CO : > io) 412 N. ~ EUCLID—LARGE ‘STORE » | : 7 a a a oe . x: : KILEMM. &©300-—-Apartment. corner Kiet The V A $20. Jost's, 308, ° ‘ J Sa fax 475W. = —_————— ian masala Near McPherson; especial suitable for | ee a Bes C-E8, © —D 636 PEARL AV ENUE ‘ ar oe 8) ‘ | welt neeaeed Dee ee ™ er; Feasone die. ae 4 ene 4. o d‘al RN45 4 to 7 room efficiency: ren up =e a —~ | service, West End; couple employed; rent ee — ’ = . - INSTER Pl. 4150—1 large house- 4 ———— —- Fur rnished or Unfurnished, |NORTH MARKET, 3500—Flat, 3 rooma,| G00 "Si. 1. Forest O882I. EASTON. NEAR SARAH, NEW “srores. | CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE ter heat: hardwood Moors. tile bath: as so -. 3 Da ¢ MAI AL RY, ae 1 af ficien 7 Cabanv 8138 bath, newly decorated. Lindell U456R. | a Sh — Only $50: one ‘store with % rooms and aD 'rage: lot 100x140: priced to sell on ing room, pnewiy pa peered. ww 4 > ; 0) . ) : yy & ‘wie AGG Manager at rile ng ‘ ' i ay vanaugh. MINERVA 5815——4 roo ns. “mod: rm r , $60 aplendid location and attractive | LOT —50x2 : good lovation: bar ain for lable terms. For car rd of adinission ere ti = we ee er } ORE #4. 7 & n .G, SCOTT, lor LoL IS “"a550Ac-4 toomes and bath: -; _nished flat; light and clean; Cabany | id “two leased. See these. 730." sale: $15 per fi. Call ve £4 J. H. PARISH & CO... 713 Chestnuts BIMINSTER J"L x, , red. ote aii: M 1c aie 1G ‘ — : : oms, Turn eG 800 Chestnut - (e4) “$40 Call « ie one 8149 or Colfax 2012 214 - = I SAM r LIRBERT. tae * “hestnut st. (€O) | — tees? i hone; private fami) , eneiieewen in = a —— ee rer — : . : Roa os ane ated unfurnished. in mod eneied — — ONE OFFICK—MID-WEST BL DG. 8:30 \ . ANT—N. w. cor Gravois and Quincy. | Brentwood 71” 641a4—Connectinge | SAW 4108 —3 rooms and sunres LAT TER Y. °6198—4 rooms and bath. FLATS AND AP’T’S WANTED © 410-14 XN. Euclid; large fine office with or filling station or stores. Cor. Penn- | -—- Pl. 4136— ‘onnecting Murphy bed: gases range: \ecant Mas p ae oa — eat. light. janitor service; inspect this be- syivania and Alicia, 141x150, dandy: fo! i SPRING 2514 N.—Four rooms, electric, 7042 mt ungalews: lowest priced lot on Pennsy! running Water, Gas Tange, : — a | downstairs: fore re renting. Forest | nla: terme 66 puit , ua you PLAN—WE BUILD —_— —— $$$ s phone, reasone bie SHAW. 3051—4-room sas and bath; $30 per month. Call For- | FLAT Wt go Be S830 De Tonty.(c6) way THE - + 2243M ie4) | __not_ over $60_ month ss a Stores Seare e ] ike This | RL *TL_SMITH. 722 Chestnut. Olive 8962, | Your home for you. We buy the lot se p 4 . |'want and build from vour plane: «@ eellent conditiotr steaimn INSTER. 3944—Newly decorated Ries aa / erry if Cre : ee Te aera a, ) € eee oom fc r 2 emplo ft! nven\-) —_— - ST 37 20A—: 1 ul rooms. modern! F- td.— r rooms; responsible 0 ‘ = | Us ae meals optional CG) | Hunt ton | ‘convenier LS, DanUt EL OOM Teo gee | TAT iw nox C133, Post-Dispatch. (62) |, 4004 Kasten r eores, Te one Ser |payment just the same as if the bouee@acgia: > ‘$8 : :, Nd SS es; rent $1440: ; De. Northwest ‘were already built and way the balance | jo oe oe Sete: toern!= optiona! (4) rMIXSTER PI, ‘ 4154—2 large light sa aE? ae ow " TT Wr a paren 3 or r 4 reom iow er: not ” er | | Ww OL }’. Pc LAL AC = R. B. ‘ il « Ns : : ns like rent. For further, info: tt eee!" i” rooT ’ = te i] ' » sh > a. omen ' WwW i = T KOSS U TH. ~ 41: $5 5—Upver 5-r J ' 3 t 1993 . ———- - KE I a lot 26x134: exnst of 4646. y w Ty cD... ping rooms, private family AMHERST PL.. | ; ? > $35: reward. _ Benton 199 celeb aia | 45] T 7 453 DE ie XLIVIERE | RBOGGIANO. Olive 3126. (cd) | Manchester” = itl Ee oa, “Fervet kee oT. i v furnished. ” 3 Geer = 4 aay i\dern fiat. with gar J. -». +” ——a able rooms; open porch; reads ‘ ! | FLAT Wtria—S5 reward 4% rooms, bath, j & PINE, 4115—Front light house-/| cupancy., a | “| Apartments | i furnace. elec tric: West End; about $45. | A L, arge Store for Rent } FEET ; LAR ern room ; southern exposure. =—s«|-« APARTMENT—West: 304 Ski inke: ; ise _ Northwest ? | Box K- 381. _Post- -Dispateh er __4c62) The most — location in the city for | Sout io 46xx , and ye | Post-Dis Off] eS ] J d e Hall 4 GSHIGHW AY ng rv ad ROWN REALTY CO., two offices, Ben- | NEW MODERN S -STO | phy bed. hot- water hea _sarag on vt | — —_————— 1Ce€ ant 40 4 VACANT—$55 FOOT | greunds. covered with tore : trees: a ATTENTIC NTION | R¢ ROC mM CS — 51l. Cabanv a} J ° Fie 4 4) FIREPROOF BUILDING we wed * apaparnsget 100 feet east oO | . | FLAT ° rooms, gas, © lectric and « 61 28 Easton for rent or lease: second | Lat 139x172: dandy location weat of eee oF price on! x. Ft SLEEPING AND HOUSEKEEPING | CABANNE, 6314—4 rooms. 6-room effi- _ il OuEENS 6408-6 rooms. hot-water hea: "106 Post-Di atch eee destin and thiré tloors, divided sa Pp cont | Kingshighway, on Natural Bridge: bargain; | build now. A. & LOOM IA, 8 N al Tom housekeeping + Cane ae) Se = ear: SEN, Tee Appointments up-to-the-min- weet S501 4 8 te) | rr ————— | Sage the entire “second. oF third fleer te | HaeSene turing. distri Y REALTY Sao oe oF Kirkwood: mished: clean, lar coo utside | service: —— rat cual S$ adults, a ‘ae CO most de @ location in Kir on ei" at floors. ha vey gg oe id-| J. B. ‘SE IRE REZ R. & I. CO.. 1704 Rus- ||] ute in every respect. ior” ei or. oan between Arsenal ‘on d ite yp hgh — hal! is of seed sm eh | 504 Wainwrieht Bids. _ i family; firet-c empty, 10 clean and decorate through- | sell. Sidnev 1211. Centra! 1076 By ] o 4 South craven o Box 110. Post-Dispatch, ‘4) | + h = Sees fer eee Oe ee te hy “—_ ’ have Some choice extra large poor. ~,awrTte a4 6. M de} n 4-roo 1 - rtiment 5 different ety es, to spaci- | —————— Ue = — we +> : 9 t. large on, ee ee, Sue, leree reer | CATE Ss, 63 = . a reer a, = mi a seems @0 h: equipped with | ARSENAI 4504 — Stean-beated apart- | FLAT Wtd South Side: 2 or 3 rooms, | Mi > RADY io res =~ 517 bP pts South Ge , ) sleenin porch. re s on T oO ac . ' ; ‘ def D sri Co" See es ae . : s Yel (Cy) | -_- wer gare ya ment, facing Tower sirove een: 5 by employed lady. Box C-81. Pest | ah ee omar & | LOT—-60-t ft. on Robert av. just west of G a. be bought right; estate a ~ ‘ » exceedingly reasonable plenty si! nae ‘bed: f | b 1382. «& 4 . garage | des! re Ca any . f vilat- n eatnut A ] ull ! eed . ic re ri reration, ecireuiat open. DOU GHERTY, BN Cneetnut. (Cv) 4 beds: no crowding: delightfulls “ATES. OU '60—Attention. newlyw e. is: em automat e ar —— a” ws hi ig | | Thessey. od. | summer Quarters plenty i} d fiat ym ——— | & ) shower and | BL Al NE, 3645 A— >A 3-room front fiat, cc - families: new apartment; J large rr oms, ing ice water, tiie slately furnished; gas range, sink: near | : Wed 4 naittouien oi an erted couple desires : | pe, ¢ igeed a opangertg 8 prs en beckyard ‘parking’ ‘Se : a Ya tie breakfast. dreasing room, Murphy ted: ? wee oy : % or 4 room th; about $30 er ; mi Y-YW Bie iets 3 ares “ei aircriions: | bresiiant., orgarine room. Murpiy ted: | ¢ub baths; latest style in-edor | cand ni “urand fides | fo a reemutaoun or vet reer! HREAL ESTAT pl | aavors av nangary 2 : strictly eer oa i ery Fit a | $87.50 (s j beds. © ompletely furnished 1D ONGRESS. 2011—5 rooms bath. ent mes 29 Post-Dispaten (89) "100 fat of ground with a 4- yoom oot AUNGALOW__O oe mt ey ) ; LeD ace: ifier | $67.50, __ —__———~= os 3 aurdry and ttie OT Apply ‘TiGay. } a tl Ta tintin age Giravola: Wa {te ne ©o nes ric ted; good references / ‘LEMENS, Anartment: 6-room e | homelike comfort: individual - ar. “ aoe P cr) PLAT i td——By May . or 6 ~ rooms. , | ‘J 8B. SBEIBERT a Rn @ “— wo 140 704 Rue- | Maplewood; big po 118x350; fine corner 2 ; | sel Ridnev 1°11. Central 1576 | location: 3006 Barthold a (| JAS. C. MORF FIT. 1024 Title Guar. riage Delmar ay, Lindell 498. F. L. Forth. ficiency; rent $ waif ), including brick &# —————— pean nwner | s-—. ~ ae JOHNSTON R. E | phones with unlimited service. DE TONTY. 4118-: 20—4- family. 3 rooms.| ,ni% a ha: i imit $59. | ID ce AL LUCATH : | - * ~~ h : ; W ELL, bu! if you roo! bri ; bul ra ow rai sf 733 FORRENT—COLORED "seo! $5 in" “isha fouls | ne oman ideal home, || puar—vevii_Michigan: 4 rome | wuemished Flats and Apts Wtd |" with atic. Y5 "prick Walle brick mn: | fox Noid BomDigpsteh "S| sh ¥ : . buyer sin : urnished tel, hardwood floors tile bath, fruit cel- | ——————— —— - ‘all improvements; convenient location bd77-——5 and G6 room; mod NNIN ; 3L., 637 er gy utiful he manager, Mrs. B. C. Leek, | | furnace, elec eni | Flat { OF 7 | fralahed rooms: ressstabie, Kitch. Be a, 1 , es | = |} ture and furni ishi nea. Grand 372 Wtd.—Smail furnished fiat or “apart-| jar. for $5900. Built 55. See our plans GREA Te ST. LOUIS REALTY 093 ® unfurr. : en ll conveniences; jan- anc Habs. LAT : | ished rooms: reasonable; kitch-| fixtures. modern; 8 will be pleased to show you these | F South Side. Grand 2355R__ | Meinert & Kimmrich, 4431 Wallace i | Southwest 18 N. Olive ———— ones rT " ; —— NEKLIN, 3024— Fron roon cony f | DEL war RL d ,. 62: 34—34 “floor west four | See J. Ww. | BU RLA N, 4016 Chouteau | ay. MCAS. a3 6—Furnished front or back : 3016" c : P ‘ 1 Tindeli | eS aera — a. a a, aa sleeping Moms; colored: electric h th . ——- = ~~ * - | ae jouteau Ay —$$=$_—- | yvesidences and bungalo «a _indeil Gee P electric, gas. phone, bath. | ENRIGHT. 5255—6-room mode: n —FURNISHED ts eau BN. —___ and law. | GAMBLE. 2801-10 rooms, large hall: un-| 9] Mswtbieee 3. North _ -- | KOLLAS LUPFER, 1158 Chestnut eps) LOT-—At Clayton road, ons! side North and _ im " — —— ———— nitor service Will core whit — AND BOARD Wid ——By - 30 car- | | Sean SRO ( ‘all Yorest ; 570W (e4) b UR - HE D ‘ix modern completely ur- | “=F M ret —~7224a—F our ~ rooms, bath. . a ald oft South WA AY. rooms f See WELT young BOARD \ td.—Inexpensive, | Clemens. Sh? | '5 rooms and sun parlor; $65: 0 and sun parlor; tile bath : S man, in smal! private family; | HAMILTON, 517-—1st floc: 4 rooms. | _ South LOUISIA NA. 9014—Modern fiat het floors; garage, $60. Grand 3328W. ‘c*) c$) | , a 811 Int. oF ite Bidz. (cB) (cB) TWO BEAUTIFUL BY NOALOee. 117J io | . o Sere blocks me tree (cl) PLAT——1642 S. Vandeventer av. 2-fs ment. . | itm thet az 2 LOT—50x165. on Oleatha. between . Me- 2 wy - ee i ‘ as ted: Dp rage ! | c land j (rwne ; NKLIN, 3024—2 clean, l ght ba se - rooms, new! ly decorate oe . —_—_ — 5 Forest OV sa dandv 3- 4 roo: - DWELLINGS FOR RENT REAL ESTATE CARDS _ | eusia and Jamieson . ner says «et MAPLEWOOD HOME / i ment; lovely rooms. newly fi alenes —_ a: 20 ~~ NN ——I et apartment south FL A i ne r roorns. preakfast room furnished or furnished, rent reasonabie | ———— ee ‘'y Geta! Open. Call or | BOYLE | eace: nee: 229° (c74 SE LL ING REAL ‘ESTATE | ~§0x233; Washington and Spring: Overiand — afficien ooms. sun nar. | nished garage May 1 to Sep- | furnace Washingt . ment preferred. with plenty hot wa- | steam heat and janitor service, immedi Privileges: Be)) 4 free_phone Ac ) | or ee ~~ | desirable apartments. (c85) |||" hy. 3 rooms. bath, electric each: $6500 — ———— Pee ERA ES, i ; Bent rooms cheap. (eo) | desired 1 block sou! | offer. COLLER, 42715 Virginia. Riv 14) m6 6 » , a. ania — SUGENE J. ALUTHEIMER, 817 ¢ vheatn' sf , furnaces. » &o | (82) 14 Cartan: 6-room u low: wn 4) - APARTMENTS FOR RENT of °? ark, a 3. W. BURIAN | FOR real bargains in flats, apartments. : — One, unfurnished, for married | quisite in every detail | . i — ate , rnisi ad oot attractive and home ei) , rawood floors. atcam heat.| Romont 22 ~~ Pie Aa LaF ‘ ple. Cail after 5 p. m. Lin. 3174W. | address furnish I save PO vt ws ie : tile A a n ne SHERTY, 303 Chestnut = — | tee 30 ssaeniins,, saute dana eae ae | real bargain. See owner. 4038. Maffitt a ae rR ’ results | (92) | bt: i on naman 4 rooms. , | POREST PARK BL. ~ 4418— 2a eS 5 : apartment,” o-room * | ' t} taundr) electric: | MAIDEN LANE. . § AND BOARD WANTED) large rooms, porch wg ted ha e os malt , Ow te wher —— =r = ae ~ — 7: tiful } iu a nel - R. bath. . ant ae B, yd a $30 aS ee | re ay nee wee - * | - ential ae sm at ee | GRACE CO..'Main 4684. _ic5) BUNGALOW = dy 4 A 8. ye Nd EE — 2 lor, sacreened porch Inauire 6745 J _ Linde ial KINGSHIGHWAY Ff ARK, : % ab modern MAURY. 3155-——Pungalow fiat: and towels clean ; . ' eS tt ‘“¢ oo x = -~- I tial. Box ¢ &70 > oes ‘ , —— Prettil tily » eee - =: : inen essen | ate possession: rent $7 RUSBELL z ene an Se ~ % rooms. elec ctriec, marble Ifne r Ost-Dispatch. __ | Orr} TIETIENS, 722 Cheatnut st. (4) | om modern apartment; good LYNCH, ‘two cellars laundry: $2 West | oe IMPROVED PR'P’TY FOR SALE | Fidelity Bide. a, Vinge of -_- - —_— . — oe | : marr ed coupe. oT wink, on em cee ~ ; $200, | Hi DT A Mi INT. 1294 A=— engemy hot-' an » | i, yoy yal nito! _ Ru ssel| Ant ore > > oN 5504—4 LP em flat. ¥ ' ; HOUS sE—cC penfortals. in oy Di. PPse PESTS $840- PRICE $6500. | BUN NGALOW Overigns : 4 reems Ss pou Oren STIEEHAN 721 Cheemrus. | phy yo? } awthorn aad ood avea.: ROOMS WANTED heat: mani tor serv’ NEE gyre rt IF 7; rab a . room t ; rae. © lectric wv. | jA—2d floor , 4 rooms, | Vic TOR. 2 & I urnisne : rer Re TY co. Fz arent ae ; . ‘ HODI AMON T. 201 ‘ ant: @ conveniences sio week pa | Kt oT REAN RE Tos) ~~ 4308 MARY rent $80 TOVER GuaRTer CENTURY FoR bargains Fiats, apartments. | emall payment: vacent or cond atone . . 7 = i | iS Wid — Two r ® eno) nd 20 a4 coms or 2 rool is end veat and r service; onen, $9 . Consisting of 6 large rooms. real in - ‘ unfurnished, bv e| r iv | ry” +* — *} ME R 17 (hee! ut : ' ee -_ rs LLB . _— a ad . 7 : ; - _" “ ; bile: halance mont hiv Rekert. . “148 Post- Dispat. h — aa; UGE NE J. “ALTHE! : “4 o oad 4308—New fa sve cy CINGER- KI EIN REALTY \ goes — a SS ee tury Bis hive 18) om Wid . [— ata’ sooine Southwest mm ' — R04 North Sth st 912. - — lL, ght housekeepin z. youne + rrr 7 Apartme! nt. ou -_——— ? r? ' 7 OME | TS PK ERS iPEC 1 oa toy LA( LEDE 455 + — hh > Bunga! ow at. 3 a ; - i. i SKE is 8 A 7 ag? ey 3135 be ‘ Phone Olive 5 oC _—— rtat. 3501 Pennay! vania: 3 and 4. con. | Riohmond Heights | for 0 ee —s >? » ? ‘ ; —— Mrite S82 De Raliviers c) an f east. pura nth Office. 1901 SAN . —_— 7 fy OOMAN. 108 N. &th 4d $45 monthiy. , | floors: garage , — a Meht housekeeping roo vlan ! —4 BSth - 4 rooms, modern. HOUSES WANTED enience § le URTERAEN R. CO. Cabany B48. + iY ° a = - : ’ ‘ ny “~~ prefer W ashington bi. ; Lav REI 316—First electric, gas. heat. West | Fi - 32]—Modern stand —_ od easonabie rent; about May 1. ORIG W 5 W, A ENTS | ate porches, , PF —————_—_— ANS Eee eg PY . (4) INAL ICK ALE ANTED G S-car brick garege; modern Wid —2 or 1 large r; $60 nis! Po: — r > nr unfurnished, % montha or longer: - . fur? ved: for summer) pTOMAL ~ Sas4 Modern #- + ‘4 — For , i ere rte ‘ § rooms, v atly . L ' . — ane COT TAGE Wd. or — light housekeepin ne Detween Water- | CINDELL BL “room apartmer bath, hardwood floors. dney 181 (®) eounty: convenient to Webster at _——— SS “heated reside priced low ye: er oe " «a ; me! ? \ aa ne oe eS mt ae between 1! m an liam and bath. 4 fin ened. - £ open r U KR FURNISH E Db APAR" MEN c—smal Ad | and sun parioer, -_~« 7 ‘ is ————rr~ A e rice 0 a3 vegionee=: .P air | BUNGALOW—i1109 _ Yale 5-reom ide vente orf Tay! lor: seer 0 ; #1 ‘oor apartment be! cor TAGE Wrtd —(Or lower flat. 3 rooms, | patch ) 4-room effic enc. : . for lease | ~ P a atove icebox, tabie furnished; . 4 5) “ -W st 304 ~ Sk in Ker ra > | CATT Ci At . even ings -_— — Lindell 3335R. —— email fami! y. fn -| (e632) i fayette: a dandy 7 room. eam- a * BU? CRGELOWS months. 6103 idaho. x 3 room cottage, a nice Iit- and Maple. Goodfellow s We apered oat | K-251 dD I" ine " an um.) first floor it: ~ = MEN 7_-For lease to party. buying re state rent and location. Box oe t honey Widow; references. Call For: painted: open es, ; ee reduc ed AP ART te - pene an_ ettractive feature: | pOTOMAC., o834——Modern 5- room flat: tile didi (c& REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE tle home; streets made. etc See it. aleo apartment, —— VU: 1) | ne ge up! Cail evenings Cab- hath. hardwood floors. Sidney 1613M.- PHIL. J. HAHN. 712% Chestnut Olive 6177 | Jea! (c4) ome (4 | FARM Wtd—To exchange 34 39-31 Mar. ———— “ Mav 1 _— “ aera hare eae eS . ~ . ub yy M.~ hee ae ROOMMATES WANTED = MAPLE SOST—B_larae Cemutiful regi: | cGy LE. 250 N—TFirst apartment Wome RUTTER IMTA cor Titany)—4 roome | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT) oe iio rtenall cient farm. Bee this. FARMS FOR SALE }1110 Tale. SBinagine 8 Mir MATE — sumtlieht in ~ Nod on ogg ~4 appreciated. furnished room . tira tive and hom hath _ @As. electric: vacant. ae — HOUSE—Big fend and Geyer roads is. 6 GRAE an R. ow 907 C “heatput tet) | J 7412 ae % qd—tCongenial voung lady, l SRO. mus’ one ° - sun’ ins like adults reas ’ —_ SH AW 48a29—, >- room aa apt ee { rooms hath, gan electric. ee ee F ria | —for exe hange ri 6-family 4 and 4 FARM—Do you want te buy einai, far ’ - screened por | AY res Young fru . : = rooms clear: annual rentai $1530. wii on eenaeyv teTrins ; berries rarest hicken house. .. _— exchange for eouity in apartment or mod- you can «row garden tent Oe ‘count a one pee nek cnt cara achoo \s Kirkwood STN ern fiat. Rox X 540 Post. -Dis Se at vour deor at higdert rt “a ‘ ris conte. oun desirabie regs ob d _ — —— - "OD soul u' — a : Wants roominate sieenin yore nh “ee tanitor ins 2 ‘ = . ‘ox K-£1. Post re sR mod +> BALIVIERE. ENANDOAH ¢; reagonabie Box K-81. Post- ap AERNON ig he Ae ITT m- : . ] BE : eg sane fick Shi ENANDOA e. — — git oom, Jan , ich) ne Caret ru : sie or ' -) eg 1AG : 3 i- ? let ' Tee a aa — — rye ~ . *ur- , ~~ fer part’culars langner., - - : ose “a = 3637°——y roots AN PER. 64 5—6 rooms. heat ESIDENCE—New 6-room cmionial. in ” For further Ths RESORTS MAPLE. “Boer a OS - roo om, Legere nt. ray 4 ' in rns | wu SHE? N ANDOAH. 36 2 MA: CHES ay ture | for sale "_(c&) R oe ge roe 000. _ — met ‘Bidg. Vehaeed 0 | pee Ani an nAviNas 8 east. Call Cabany 58 si : Ma‘ > a t. os erates v wM. J. ABROTT RE ALTY Co., SUBURBAN PROPERT? —Coun' man- change for equity in apartment or fats. OwN A MICHIGAN ‘FARM. - on Cebhenr q Fr s VORTH mRI\ E. 626: jp MOONS. —— ' ‘e morns = acti al “ : 4 ‘ - — . argce * rm - —— haréqwoerd er For appointment call River- a. ee 3450" ; fiat Td APA] -TMENT- gira di , he redecorated ¥ CO. O21 Chestnut aon ee ae “@-room brick | 710 Hamilton av ' ree BoettS toke house’ icR) an % 4 =jn——-b-ro room sparemen! a ; t: Jan . :: re on e. a] ; b = HH \ Ace REA LT e ZEPHYR PL... : a ~~ water ' ‘ . . tch ‘ — ben t. 7500. po ee - > a 1 —_ ees iness, or me r a, | » to peaponeible parti ’ : 2¥n rs . tiful lower reom ungalow, strictly > 3. an for i. (ehR espone cw! YDNEY. 3452-—Beau 4- bungalo PS Benton 1030M. ‘c) | aa ~ExGHANGE—-Metropolia, SITES $250 AND UP ‘heatmut. fc: nt CRE a, Davi OLLAS-LUPFER, 1158 Che ’ pes : parlor: garage: modern: al! le bath. haw RL | | te ) Mp bs fiat and sunper adults iF eo ————— acres. 300 under cultivation, kit. Rankin: new 5-reom ae be pore ENT-DIPKCKE PARK a ' ———— + a __&. roo Deck / . 4 ——— oe . “ 4 eS furnished ‘apart references. ". on the Meramec Box N-1! ; BL, &606 let “floor ena -EDE. 4916 3- room ‘ingvous conveniences. —— imber. all under fence: also crosg fences, fleere. tite bath. lar Dispatch 7 4) , beds. tenant will show, SO “ment; heat, electric. CoM 6b [PSON PL. 1797—Hialf block trom ‘from LATS. ETC. | Pease: « bungalow. 3 harw. | FARM—677 acree. 14 miles of Newburg 7 on $4.00 on 300. .- + RS. al. THEIME mR. 817 Chee’ * unen: very desired! > SIMPSON See: pew, mpee SE F | ® houses. one a new n ‘gn AAP ag upland _and ste | Brice ct te yy & — 4) A «| .? ine 7 ae ee ae eT . ‘ ¢ cod bulldin . en sewered. overlooking Mr PERSHING _—— ne Ms om kitchen an ae 61 Am share her furnished Wise LTH ee BRO EAI Si6 CONVENT, 304—3 reome 9) hex tie. ~T HUM BE BL Ty PROPERTY EX- fepees anc cing gn Fyed_ be neon large » elon sleeping ue un asides ladies, ren’ _~ . sapenae 7 ” Q50 orest aide - " . : - 4) : inwright Bide. >= BE = To COLORED. 1901-19 Park: 6 res, VO fiat: fine ese ey — inceme. POR rR ‘ 50. er dition. @ xe hange f or einaiver ne ; : or will aS , basis. ee - LAND—17 ore. suitaote tor subd ‘| nedere: fuel enat ign, apersme' , ” 2 aparimen as 318 ntl a . (os) ¢ of Shaw's Garden; 3 room n4 5 N. awies. = room separtment 96a. | terms can be 5 “Yine wear carden! _ Look at thie and make offer. on , ‘ _. Seue Just off o mee G@ : s an FRANK L. Che 4 ‘ee tt 6400 ig, | MEGKEL REALTY Cv. Cealtet, Yeager. 5800 Bancroft. 481 oe ay ; 9 aye , aa pose) < seaxteon rey Ty" et) ate! ‘ ; ‘ \ ’ } ec? o® ,‘ouRgZg NG oTPo—4 ; live 2367 i u i RIT ‘5 dare? ) TAP TES ‘ . ee (e Tr ’ ‘ : — ~ ; a t a ‘ acme? — » T ». —l_aree f mn Bhed e - = =. wemnel 1 at. ' newly pane A 4 ' mer! tlw. oN EW I LATS. $50 — 08 i an eamente Call Olive 104° rscu. ———— —- = manet ore tit rT Ty aT Pere m furnished large kitchenette hardwood floors, tile 11° ° a312- New enrart . 3715—Heated “J roo a take heat. ett, 1702-36 S$ Vandeventer ARERNATHE Y REALTY CO.. 2363A M 4°) ‘ orisiess * ‘Quick Sais wanted’ Agente sol THWoOOD . pepe , : : ; bath, 4124 ‘Low ust... Clean. auiet: $1 want qued tenants. “'' -- agg 8) Cab- apartment, ois. © eee: (c6) GLICK R. £. W. S24 Chestnut. (co) ™; Weelly raicse, tub end showrr and make epecial inducements 1D children. icS) any OV19 . Bae oe oe ee eee

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ee See ee ee : Pitta 2x, eG ne . - : ox ~ ~ A . Tas a ~ > - om . an : 126 r Fine, 0 - gee income a: Sing? De 3missien octors STS ._. 1266 Amhers: a OHI AND Cc ‘HIPPEWA Price $9750: $1500 cas! Ol : bath, tu race electric. ae ~~ ech eas and Dentist . “tric separate os 4 “a ° r) ’ 4 r = cr Sal . bri ro@ms. tile bath. ee Oe ere ‘32 Y card of : ; ition. Goi tO Be Sold perore May Ils sects, Haak censnaae Cpenines, brick | FLAT—Sineie: 2018 Neca —ass’ See S Sethi tar OEE & Grand and Halliday . NDERSON-¢ i ~ * a ren. fru iar. fixtures. copper screens new; 5-5 rooms, hot-water heat. Murph» _ #LAT—Doubie. 3 rooms and bat “Ow A real 'ive-wire propositic for you. 4 | gs tt cash balan : n parior; _Sautite Barage: $14,500 south: on car line, rent yee.’ “, | Three beautiful flats with doctors’ offi APART + rica » Fe ~ cash, ha ce month: c. uding sara Ou" ~4 we ‘ and Waiting room seperate int 551140. ARTMENT Sal “BRI INKOP Be h et CLY DE S FISHTR oa Chestnut ~4) _Wehmeyer ots Wainwright z__ =@ with garages. Get full nurticulars “SEE 908 ee: : ‘ Se: Us CHRISTIAN BR} NKOP R. £ ri 8 ese , $750 CasH— oe 2 ‘ Ss. ans ).. n pa emma : ' ; D A GURNEY COURT saa onSS0 GAS GATS Feat _ FEA are Seube, 3 eae, Ne ca oe | for sare a Scare . > ~ in in rr cor a © « — © aE ee ~ : fat ’ . * = | REAL TIFU L HOME rept CHanrY SHEEHAN 2) hagen 4 . —_ ’ c “341 Post- Dispat h se al : Slee ” ' c~ | ° as 2 To >. ene els. 2 DOUBLES. 0) ONLY $3 750e "] -— 29-22-32 Lemp: case ic te PLAT—*737 s EL — =e i wy $2) | ahd & rooms, RIRESNIEBNAS. corse — ios Double: NICE “HOME ‘ - le —s 9 ‘ 3 . “11 N Oth os separate dou ~« . Be - Goubie fiats pt > > u rn a on: — per vear: Must he enia cod terms. _uilive __Saee s qu a — me. eee CHEFFER REALTY © bo fitvaeer eASecSes ts OILOS8 | lates" ewes Gees CGeuses 31 Parkyi eS —— pene : a | la zed = ei] . rn mediate ; ’ a > = ES Eee . , OFF C AYTON IRC) A ry Be owner hae moved cut of teweo moe MAUNUT PARK FLAT er year: a barczin at 4 . terme. Spay ee Semery CO 92l Che Bri re’ N oa Pets } : t 4 MIA Y —_ DT AR On upentan oe 5 am 3 room 8. bath en . . _- - ; ; La T. } 7 reme ie; n = - Four nits of RES — | P , tL FEY DT-EARICKSO? -« Dapered. a barcain at $5500 FL S130 Pomnes tons : . “8i8 rome. (rn; 2-caz fleera ta ~ Be Ww rN. $30 MA IN T HL. 1 rooms a ~ i. 1 ° at Cc q i. , , ’ : Tons Ss MAA, VSS «Chestnut room brick, electri : . a , plan? 35°) P = a. . “7 4 A JirH \ STUN bd $: L . v ater r ightming n ) na gut: ee ‘vatx. = =f. Jot. -ieor: tot ~ ae s —_ . 2 OU . —, , iat = T_T, a. a = oN >t = . - a‘ : Open da $ > m. Sundar 10 ¢ i : : furnace, 37730. sds — REAL BUSINESS BARGAIN com. 2 | —_ a ~il shew ae a eeress WN ‘ubany : , _ _ INVESTMENT - WEEK sacar 7 #4 teens, tile bath fan | 72° — Ks ervof Tarior and PARK rage. 130-% ; TEANpERSO. © ; AGE, 3 ‘ fia 13 PRIOns S2000—ReE oe te > , , 3 : o—— , ¥ OF a yto ; uw? sal : Ss **«* = see : — . , at , . ' ° . , ‘ , : : : , an 3 stn = — ; rr : n ; — © noe 4 OQ ’ 2 | . S «Co Btores . vats stearn hea’ . ae! % 7 ~ Lots **E”’ and **F”’ of let 4 of Von Schrade) Listate Par- $53 ‘east of Forest Pa: att , . ition, 406 | Humphrey st. Admission by card only. | reduced fro: _$20.000 to $16,000: easy) 31 Kn | + wag IDE. AL HOMES 7 . I? _* \ i. " : > “se . 4 - . rt? i ; : es ‘ e e : a r “= 7 m te’ a" — ; : : aa? na ; L. £ IT? MEIER. R. E. co. ‘ition in section 18 and S Survey 1947, T ownship 45 North, UTTAGE—Brick: @ rooma, eth UrMACe. | oy GR ELIT & LO FLAT— 3514-16 ian aD ae FR Bae . ern: excellent {Lies fe BP. or : 1s eac or ) Ortet a fick Sale Wanied 4 } 955 Loughbeoroug! (3 a trnerai — ° Range 6, East as per plat thereof recorded Plat book EW RUNGALOWS —> Open Sune OWNER MEANS BI SINESS stable and | m re | . BE AUTY : rom. = ho te ‘ ' . _ Su oa : "51: 5. rR. ‘ iS. ¢! = = aon L} ; Pareview): 9 ' . - . and E 1c 6644 Elmer, |. - @O7 = Sica: -0- *H. - ory >and 4: aan ach 4 ; 4 room nod iiche ~ a r on; romrns. Is eee Por Ser PECHA! 022.94 = O+h ? ; de : +-0OTs. hot-water hes A ; a - gg PRICE Rey aye J 4 (85000, 2813-15 7 gy 2 ub: Se ————| year: $5000 ‘c i handle. ert ee Address MRS. PRENTISS BASSETT, Von Schrader Fay AD FFs Tue, Tarmace, tle bak Fak, Ravame each ne comelnon. cedsced | ara Hvar ee FP Alon cues uses | (CLOSES SER pe ceeee. te . j ; + oe 7 we . from SOO = $6000, $1300 as: ~~ sat} sex mse furnac ick mant . - AP -aR MENTO ww, est End: 6-family . Waterman real . ; mart income $4800 per year; price $26, - ‘ An. Anca BUNGALOW Original ‘‘Ouick Sale Wa: ; ee Nee ~-~ 7 rahe ie niacin - 6107 SOUTHWEST AV. : s today, i will go in a burs Lag A . ——————————————————s — >: RE ADY TO. MC dy E _— Ruckho: nts Cabary 785. x T8882. «7 : — -_ is BS = ibe 3 is Sa - , | = $154 West Mar@aretta. near Fairgroun WENZLICK. 2 CI nu ——_&_+%-:-' FLAT—=5 anc 6 rooms. modern: S84 Ger- n pric Care ‘ ' _ aes sae ™ »-Toom PRI field: Cabany 26. Cabany 7a8s2 _ fle =x pp ‘ mck gar a SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES plendid cond ook @: this at ot NICE SINGLE” FLAT | .. #266 Juniata st. Tower Grove ts: | PaT—as57 y & and & tocess:| ce, Ute. hot-water heel or 3 ~ er : : : ~}* ' : nite! — ir 4 2 fiat >ath eral 2 a J be . ‘ - : nu a (ML — nn hi rooms Richmond Heights ~| BUNGALOW—€@630 Crem av a oms, wer Sate ; NRAD . SCHC oa ine | — —— aoe: £ and 5 rooms: first - > ere ne Sieg made. brick oe or oe om BURNS. 1205 Cheese: Seors: = - an . —_ . —e ay Ps ‘ oe ‘ > = ; ’ ~.* bu - — = is BUNG NG ALLOW — Sunse'. 6 roeom Ke! ler bath ce@ilar elec tric hot bile | 4 : : - 7 ’ 4 > > " - _ e ‘ . 3 - ‘ a BER METER ary East on i ié _*! ; . - . rs : } rr _— P —U cid: Goubie +4-o : tr oe th . com } 64 ern: inc -ome err >; price $16.500. Ginvten. Road, R. F. D. No. 1. ST LISMITH 7: Olve 8963 MN Rt Chectee gt, | 22d marble sinks: street and ality made, | 00 > A eee t nu rage for 1 car: { ad trick front serch 1 D 4 JOHNSTON REALTY CO. . eee rox©7 > stone. jot 60x180: garage: submi? tent $3200: 6416 Lanen av one-Story fre : Settled ITTAG GA De aw offer H. G. Moehie. Wainwright Bidz. + large rooms cemented ce!lar . ae aia —— r trad n 9 Hurt: 3 recom: arrce NOW : — ENZLIK° z5 ut u ~ if 4 L os eo Stanley «av.: new, oa _pprice 9-100 a). roomns and recei.. .o e ine; 2 5971 N: rooms tr eit CH. AS. MU ‘EL LE. R & Si Sf oN SING TET ‘L.AT—$6000. | FLAT—720 N. Euclid (at Delmar) double . ater heat: price |. — EE rooms, large ilot: great bar- TEPHAN SAUM. 675 Cheetr 4 pty t b c ‘ mf ¢ . : “ : t re 5 $2516; om ce : é — 1931 ae pa © cen neeenenemedttie Seen . . b ‘ : - , - ~~ : : z ‘ - ‘ tR one : —- 2 4 arze rooms i —e open for man Lien th. . elect: Se ca” +. = est Se : : . > -2 S - ————— —— -beernut. | — - ee age = om s . s “— rage - Pr ~ oe or . OF POL d. CONC ANNON.720 Wainwr ght Bide «4) a o rarace . Bi aot —_$° Aa M7 ron DON bat 4 =e b — ey 3-3 ROOMS. "BATHS — $i oo Sze a $2000 INTE x , | : ™ ; a ‘et noe ee ; >t} ~~ a bs so a ° let cco . y ~ _ ; 20T—Cor Frinceton and M. Kain: 1) $2000. —— 2 ~ ri , _ neo asv ten se ~—. phew ners . : tt fin Ka ‘oF aly - ; eating ) =0 “ : : : ——— _ “4% 180: sidewaiks and sewers. macadarm “tie , : 10s - 4 Chest nu* ._ =~ . 7% at. Tae’ r s =. } the r is n J IS. “ee a ade . ra : 2 r 585 rs ie ms Met S etreet: price S37 50 ner foot. terms ae —~- «Room NEW Bt NG ALow, $ ” ;, wa ' . —s rh: s that ou on } - on ——— : " 2s edo Mapie: 6 and 7 rooms, fur aa th; i . + - : or ie . ae a, 50. garam slate rout University City | wang the mabe , hes ~~. A : mm... , ne Gav. De. 4 ~ ' _ 7 : UD, garage. @ re le sain ~ ‘Hi 5. hai 8 HAEFF ER REALTY co ; “y , —. ae fou yr® ° —_ = sis O00 . : , : . . Lee , = I) . ~ ~~ , RETH} t he ‘ Ri) . . 7 ” . ~ — -- = i : “a: Man! ewond): Paks — ’ _P YSHARDT FR eed BUNGALOW: rooms; modern > Sa’. adr: ssie | & mten " ' ce ine an te é , ‘ ase fC.. OF er | FLA ‘\, ingsiignway bi: 5- om brick bungal * —_——. © Lite RB ee DIEHL. Gravois and Kingshigh a: + Wuer veer ook u C , eautiful rround 150x156 and Lee et kT™ansh:y = ide 29. room single flat. tile bath. hardwood ' fleeen. > heel Mont ty 213 nr TER tin, FLOYD > JOHNSTON EALTY Co. 5206 TERRY A\ iAS J. FY ! : 118 & ' rie ain aii . a c. assist 4146-48 DE TONT\—$19.300 aan eee oe gl ell at > : rs Lightning Agents. iy brick and fran bungaile ! ms ee ems rea kf ~ on ~ hs eee wma tee ED FOU! oe n Beautiful doubie 3 oA, = et a Pcl oe : ‘ . se! . : 24> : : are Pe x. ; Minn a +o ah be &5000 ~ rORE re 7 Hamilton e : : at ; ~ Cabany 285. Cahany TER? r wil throu ©ROOM BRICK—SsTEAM HEAT Ok Ce ent cell r 30 lets left tn our eubdi- | exceilen: cond?mor i 2 : ae | NZ 1014 building jota tn. IS : . : $500 DOWN : = - : “~ ——- | oo Buy m ee ror gain eye iF T Mar beautifu mets th 1: Sasa Chasen Be Bids beautiful elite: ema!! cash = Ch hut et 6959 = ~yy a rea! good house ae ‘Pho — 3, ““ ar - , — - sy @" JOHN HABBO reactor, TOE s | f : i - matract $250 CASH >urs tice Papment: $10 per month Olive @313..c4) _ a 7 ss M24 Chestnut , m5 es _. ea 8 | SS) | tS a m rous | in EX CELLENT | UCT TH “SIDE: oa me @ new throughou iarze wn Y ‘ ANG ALo . . .* TI U } ‘. , “ ~ . ~ > + a ~ i i- wi > ; if »~—#. 7 sn 4 FAMILY—4 ROOMS BUN NG ALOWS ss HOT-WATER HEAT—§1 300 CASH” hay nia Saat a — tile bath Ky GARAGE ae VOrTaine: ¢ . needed ; se oa dec —_ er on Bartrmer. in Univer — 18. Hodlamont: n , 44 single , ot St S50 termes. $4000 cash and : Jw bungalows, tile tn elect: Rey —~"4 Je , . a aane erésae ; - . FLAT—4808 Labadie: new. modern Sand screens. "esidence. water 72 monthiy Mr Mcw iliiame rs. ces. 18-in more foun ’ — ——— ‘ . 2 ae o—_ — — - 2 2 an porches. hardwood floors nev remait Teasonra™s rerms; BRA THOMPSON REAL TY CO. ; ne ¥ oa8 earn mraae —— ~ bee + 30x)" me? - d } fn . pen frot ‘ +7 4 : ~~ ai ' lecar me a $13 000- $3500 cash. balance © afl? ie «5 ° T } ry . Mab oteree . .~ =a J a s wv - : 2 nm lm i , aman 8145 et at 07 to wrt S Arsenal s: wer Gro a hae = » Stal | FLA! Ln ——— on poms, bath “ric. corner flats: will | — re FISHER. 727 Chestnut. ic¢ —NEBER. He & : , - “ . - 5 : s?. ; . ; — - _ ; i.’ Ss, r Bes ~~ - WwW ' "arvae ~ > ~™ ™ - _— ' * 7. sor in , Se >» ane ' ; rm rk ; ~ ‘ heat. do ubie ga rage. 36-3 St Levis et se ; Renae UNI\ ERS SITY ¢ ITY HOME a 2029.4 _ SS s nee term nauire sas, | ™ CRAMER. F . | SOR TE REALT | tha} . ER. x. F2S Chestnur | m3 ROOMS D ay a ae North Bh a : . auiens a. —. - ae ee ee > bis ] “4 +h = ors : ; Se be : 14 ~empie. new furnace. white ena i _ ™ - a lllemacae —S , . ~ a ——$—— = x ae ge ee - S200) THOS M HOU 5 SE—1 400: ‘s ODear. four tT , oes re en . 1 sete nd * $300 | : - ; - New 6-reom matt brick #!! around: brick i... = : - ttien : ; bel + . rt Yr ALAOW S ' on " wun ; —— = - pee . sHAY—N Ew > 7 ona ton place. hot-water a hardwood floors ire 565 etek rece aerate a . reakfast ; CRADY & SON. 5108 Easton. Forest 2 Water, electric; cash a vee pata ms — wae comp ie Lated 1] hoa ntir ; — ‘ ‘ ' . “ or > ‘ . . . : nd - - . : . tes 7 . arce ee bat! . : . oe . ‘ . ? " a _—. 1c » Piants Murphy bed copper area re cee oa a - =. eras. inguir he DP - Toor: th jectric an — . . month , curt =e COTTAGE BARGai~. Sl ereerere oe : ee v ay o- ft wf re sunroom rp} = Bees 11¢- ben ty : ‘ ~ . - camh parmert. | ga53 GoOTTAGE BARGAINS ——— orm reac enema TV". wore, Tariveed Foory Sieg cise Tet 2 BCRIAN: sunroom. Marpay boda, oo at thos 7 KOTSREAN. 301 722 Chestaat § : > | Fea bliok aa $3000. oF st f . - — —— . end - 4 — - - . ich ; urna r . 4 . yn -s ee ‘ a : o ; ; . _ ‘ ‘ " ' . : . ~ a - ’ (iz > > 2 oe he = J ; : | e u } : : ~~. | cor : : oe — 3)? : “i ga , 2 : ; sath . ‘ ; . tiny A... ley ‘made D4 | > aera ieed= a ne Me« R LADY a ~ Sidnev 1211. Central 15%¢ = a 7 a =) “RAISON REAL ~— _ ‘ Cl ‘ 9 Su0 i ~ ear bea ful 1 6 furs : orice x — — ERLIVG REALTY 20. _— : -¥ on Northiana bear . an : price t $8300 for qu:ck 4: MODERN SIN 3 LAT—$7 turmmb- 236 ? : ——. TY ut.tu ree Trea! - a PR eer — = on ee ap he . " “Oogehignway. hot-water hb t.. bard i a! Kil er. -US Page. 4 and rooms, new p 4 . ; : » ‘ @ence. kitchenette - parior hor. ANS BS and hat’ ' . . . = +3: es he ee —— —_——_—— foors: garage Dargaln -” —— a | wie Chestnut Olive 14°° 4 "ew furnaces $2000 cash. wM ROE ree eco co... 2618 S.J . OWNER “LEAVE the punga hoe weter heat. hardwoo core throughout : lau lb , ~—* a Sunday : mm.) F movie: HENDERSON R. CO.. Forest 4512 7 SAM L LIEBERT. room 407, T22 Chestant RESIDENCE—4235 Holl : 3 ne ood fle iS ough: t brick garage. side drive. lot 50x ; ' , BSUNGALOW—New suas: a ame cottage: just being fin ny ee oe CLASSY 4-5 SINGLE, NEAR JEFFERSON (c*) | hardwood floors. tile yet | 2 dediro cee nest ait Gane . | 7 3 > se .= . : 7 ' uy > ~ wu ~" ‘ 4 ag - ee. AM x= “Laos a8 Oats 5. one anc tric , ae ga! n for cwek sale. owner ; thie thee . be ?® SMADY & OBPRMEYHR. 5178 Easton act quic ROBERTS: ‘Delmar 38 Rapti: Pari Md Edward Long Schon | ——GRAEF RR. —— a A Bae a ° £2, Sto nt SoocarTeuenout: a bargain ai | DANDY MODERN FLAT J. CONCANNON. 720 : oe i a —_ Fores: 3196 Delmar 566W , COTTAGE—S1500 ¢ Ash price $6000, part term es — ‘SUécEss—err THIS” ei ee aoe SS cn 0 nd $2000 will handle. Call Si in- | 343 Blackstone: 5-5 rooms. bath, fur- Hi 3519 N. Newstead: 5-roumn Y. FR Re , 396 } $ and 3 roome. upstairs — -¥ tene | WEXMEIOCE 3 38 3 ’ en | Race. elec A ~.. a eo 208 4 hf S am a b ‘ p +) ‘ ‘ o SS.ceX , 4 7 ‘i ; . a. aes a é ; Me = to ” vr ‘ , ‘ore a 6° “ eas : : a . s mo 7 reas os a al ee . . #7 AS. : MORFTT 4 » eo @e@ 8a ry m. furnace and beth: $5750 | pen d p.m. to 3 vacant. Take $500 dow Rarga RIF . Webster Groves DOUGHBRTY-SHEEHAN 721 Chaeet | BUNG W—4572 Honite. wellhonrt = WOLF POLLACK RF } Olive 9544. ——=— — = — FOU R-F AMIL 1 — 86250 F Pe aan and pretry. $10.000. COTTAGE—4 rooms, ~ sn eg “OO! first floor, 3 op ml ge al 4 _3eez I LABADIE—SINGLE FLAT 3129 ten 2 reom 904 ° ew gate OWNER MUST & a sun pariora. hard woo a. 1903 — ’ - = . _ ; Anne he tami —~ = _ a } ees NGALOW BARGAIN le 2700G pul it. and © roome« Separate er, ‘ : Cc per LOY s JOHNS STON REALTY £o.. T Greer v this is ax, “= ce: pear bigh schoc’. W ev- et os : ~~ ject rec uble oa. ‘age ; cree n e “a ‘ ; anc sae -- — ‘sta a Goudie garage: dar- SOF oe ~ 20) . . ' Light ‘uing Agents. 7190 Hamilton av - in ae — - = 7 - & ZOELLER c;, z “ age om > Sma for i: from : = eu a ne a8 abdo' ; Cabany 785, Cabany 7882. ‘F , a a CHAUNCEY P WREATH Ove ores $3300." * =47 Clay a« ————S_SVELLER. Grand ngalor at nace. elect price 4 cRE oC ~ — eS : = a g W——see 4151 _ - 0). easy ; — AGE RE ¢ BR ee eeetehe dF Oe ONT N "HAS. J. GALOW—a mode ern §- room. on ned A RTE REAL ¥ & OAN v? roon fre me } ’ n . : aM BR - ,. on 33 Fre Ty, F.. BATH—$7950 —————— > ag — Tt Re PAGE , if California resident. who wires us to © ve 1437. 108 N. &tn Sentral 5063 ¢-I Na near i cay ramen he 3 6O McCaffery: dan : : h. hardw floors, ent: firt! ——» onty S48 init property ie located at “"pellent loeatahe bhai es =e “ee es . , woe Seo 1 J RIE R ALTY MODERN _BRIC « CoTT \GE—8800° CASH ELLIS “Res ‘ora. ond .* =- ond. hb lan , . ist f inate |? ash 6 nec ry ™ RISBERG. Site tne aoa og kee SOS L 7 . mGav | ape: look at 923 Talmaze. 4200 wee 733-384 ~TLABADIE Vv Prk = d shop: price $8500, rents $1044. oe eel t terme & thousand cash an4 Cottage—4 roome hath elec ce’'s yt iy : meng ———_—___ —— — BS am rrr, = 0 est ‘ ap sions ard of a is s)0n . ‘ HERE “ ONE $100 ter ison a Call us for dernige °Uld | and garage, cozy home: 5071 Gerd, room ric! © cash: trica SannY 2 | Sec meen waSe: parents & " . aoe ee. . M. HELLE, 103 N. 8th. Otive 3453 ei roast TE DOUBLE eS ee : mM Kk: eo 4 sows . deta''s Ree ae L 2. ft e® DS.8300 _ , — ‘ - . » Sa gh . J a _~ name = oo WELLINGs— 3. new: Dew: Kerruish >). evi. | Ou 37 ; th Centra 3 op COTTAGE—4242 Folsom a: : ies oe ae Hi BLAKE @ BRO 1 hestnu' tg NEW 5KOOM SINGLE i.: fine for home; rent =n; ver O'Fallon Park E = ‘ pay a eities Vester av. one south of Lockwood ~ DANDY BRICK OTT AG: — | ,Tooms, bric a make term : 7320 FORSYTHE—$11.100 ——__ . a $17-31 MN PER THAN OLD ONES (| 000: terms. See this barga | B--oom residence: _cpoepcion all. aa a av. "WEBSTER “GROVES TRUST Co 2841 Benton. 6 . » Ginatete oe a, REAL BLDG 6- au DUN ea : yas-45, LUCKY STREET ‘nnebago aCRResota av. also 4018-20 | JOHN H ABBOTT. Realtor 7 — z —~ oe ht hed ri — ‘ ; - MECKEL REAL TY cH ’ a HOL SES, an. " Si. : . lw et 7 RITE for man of Welaer and oar ace BERRY 2115 S. Jefferson. % h. beautiful om du AT oe 7 2 —4 ee | . =—— | aout , = _ ott WePHh RsoN—TERMS ; rrices | En $45 G00 , one ators = +7 j ' j e oor _ ; on o ° : = . — Pox ric ghiand, ‘ i ‘ : * : moe all SoU — EIGHTH 4 ABANNE AY —SING 7LE FI aT t! ve 9 m ; w GROVES TRIST C0” Ast oe: ck cote i me Ome bath worn Ke lot: mode: SY tern _ t hareain | Lo TOO t hardw leors. copp mers ~ent $6 aaa, Gee Ge el 72nd 10 rooms. tile baths. pad thoroughtaree. ee nahetas — ctr alis; let 25 CULLER, 421 rsinia. R e 16] iN HABE , oe ete 23 rooms and closets. room f : moe tg per yes ret card of s. hot-water heat. 40-foot jot, roth houses on these eam Bs t. Not 4 ~ ‘ LiSSio [ro CARTAN ~ - r - . . SAC- ‘on JS rooma ‘ Pe" Ter" ——. LA ty Fy -* and in ex 4493 San Francisco o-roum bri ~ oo. ok IOHIN H ABRROTT Real-o- — uM yALA we F L. AT—New.: | mfice for $16,750 TH MocRADY & SON. 5108 Easton camper AS, . . ‘ . a. . : - ene - a4 mia om... - pa ‘4 ' ; °; = 7 nreet “> — " ews TREMRT. y wTt BON Gren real hom 7 : bath _— we SUUEnt with $500 , r car @e- 5 ery A ie : 2 shade trees. gre . Wo enster en, : ~ be, > = a ain, |] prt 20) d ane e> 1 > oe i ra rage . an d ~ room: ‘ SINGLE BRICK FLAT—$300 CASH SP000° "erme Rew x3 : t :* let 3x2 vresg & : eS Sh Lv0., l> Gravei 5 DOW N ot water heat - well | uiit ang et o-S m fi - i 4 and 4 rooms. electric; newly painted: RDSiDENCE—3615 North of Our Lasting iy admissi . 2 fro —— a ae 2. mm. bre ’ 2 ef : . seep perches har ; Lean th and toilet: payments $40 per —_— } , Ul sl —-.- - . _ ot vVToUuUg rh] iv modern. One h] ioe} a a- _ . a. DuY Look at 2943-45 Cass: wi a es Beat. IN } len me "1 ndition , mvdermn bunge : : : , : wh “Been. ; ‘Om Lem = . ; __ ny 4.an terms. Ty af - tO « 1 : ' a eS. ws + > and reem effic : Sa ———— ates: we. at, |_ ae Ae _FREIs, ter, 2928 Lou‘sien: . $3S00— ‘EASY io ERMS $4.20) an SGlamce like rent. | cs ihe ee sm. Rete ten RENTS ~3600—MAKE © FIRST TIME home BUNGALOW—S5 rooms 5. efficie ten. »der oo — 2 ive 5-mo : cottage | .' L NTRY CLI in RE A TY COD utt 1d sc i=. clot 6314 Cabanne. ily. r- Substantial 7 - room S. Gere; 5 reoms and @eunrmom,. Orick. Sdax Wincein, S500 down. ts : ARGAT,. -~ x sure y owe . oP ee. i + c a A For sale er } 8 & e , R } $5 : = wEWT ew; "4 Ruspe!) - Sidney 1211.) KORTE REALTY s a 4 nl onai Life ae On ~~ — — : Ottve 14637 106 seh. Om — ot r ay _edaal. PeAsOnadDic. Js! S ADier a . , ate 7 ——--- . - - . Serr me mas' dence. cur. ae... : , EXC EL ‘ — i . ~ { ~ : P ——_— pamnem 7 - in — = Gm | sUNGs owe Ooms: earese: Vacant x = —J “ot _ Lj a NGALOW BUNG S| OVW : mv T—1 OLS ter. ; miiy. ; SINGLE 1 a FL LAT ought ene each, gas diec- —s AT A SACRIFICE r. : > o0rn : a ys 4 2 r »s. | wie } ~ RR: . } na = Inge: + Ti * ’ 7 e Subsets. 5 ; : weriful. heer et + 3-ster~ frame residence lo ) 4 i. BARC — ~ . OTTA AGES ; 7 "Ot-water ot 5. a 3 ‘am “ASS = ‘“oIm pron rerner GF nnehbags, 4 : : Ofwe 1437 106 NN. Sth a. a eo 5 At TUrt = CTS Wo “Wer (EOP 7 room residence: concrete in «i "7 ‘— — readen «a nd ee ~~. C { U qT t A (5 ’ ES - te t 2 and £ reoms. tile baths _ select hardweed é IA — “Ma 10 rperne had ond See aan ney Soothe ea coe | QOxLS1: 4523 “calvin anes SEES. | tree For prs eg reueh Gravois. Se si le NEEL. Realto: t LLL. 5440 | Roore ese paenet see shert. 3 and ® rooma. rock frome. - i wete- - neat. “with other ent can henrd!’«. can buew adtein: ng weer of Marcus inde, O° 453 ous , . yu , ee rer —T a ES oe ’ Ree . noe = — $ an = argza.! .¥ eS. - Vite . ea! a n mast of Gaga ten sr TS ie meaner en BUNGALOW—Newb burs = 11.00 mI a riers RTMENT—S221 South Third” d-tan- —__ 4_E CO. 903 Chestnut. i, oP we — _ ao. _~ — . ay . . tf ony . " - - ~ . ? VrTl ’ ie et : -a . ~ —. * cs . Reethov en: ; tur i wy OF KINGSHIGRH’Y . , cy — oy ne. ve Be : rent WR. Y: sacrifice $5250 terme : pte etta and Nebraska «~~. FRA: L.. DITTMEI —— - Ee coo. rage Owner cuts price fr, al Sale Wagged” arent - Weliston tL... ——— : “901 matt bric yo hx , many 311) ‘4 od 2 and °-family: rent $2 aia S24 Chestnut et. Must seil this week. - et . Sih meee ee Six Prick: 13-ir -» oe ina’ > . ; Sota ” ace # omtan ASD 4 imeamal 8 “1184-78 Lafayette: = Nh ia. 1S S00 cima Orick Sale ) Wanted” J Agerts Virgtrie. Rivermde 16) _ ewberrs ter fine condircen.* oc UNGALOW—New 6-ream modern wil. | ‘28, IM-a-wall ma _be B “ o~ 1 rag : bu idin ie som eel + KLWACK R. E CO. 101 N. se S \ ° OF RERI =— Saxx 2 ~ owner must ef medaie.) sacrifice for $3500. verms. 6519 Curis ard we . oars. tnronatos «heed Peng ahi cS ar : ; anity 2 yea: >| —_ a ass “ pec alators, lak fer — — | =n. con be gold on S4 ' ' oxt Love ’ ’ . ‘s aes gn, 7008 232 arendon avr 8 single & and : one sel m K —_ _ . DITTM CR EF ures °25n, Se lance ; - : . ~ + : see owner on ground. 5842.54 ° 4. 4 LAr > 2. wher a2 —_— ; — * =. Louies ar. w ZZ”! Pr 4 th mt : ; . —— = - ° , ' , ‘ rom SLICK R "F. co a4 r: —*, = 7. "E—For sale. ‘ 424 Chestnut ston. —_ io =. ° BL NOAL cow — Wa “ne : . , - To ROOM Bt NG al A 'STY . - ' er perk -—— furrcrile Ue ie " 2 and a reems. ? fur- ing! ‘ : ~~? ' : * /? © LE—s3500 coors: S10 enn ; j or 7 . perch doubie FR? BA ARG AIN parse 2 CSE e ed Rates. a - ——- POTN. . ? PERS HING ts WASH .t, Tee HeRIGHTS She 3. per menth tien 4- ma ale Wanted” Agente. ride ity Cima 912 A®) ~ “foom modern Taiow S500 terme. Appiy at 4011 Biatr —— r as Boia ae a fu tric, ti . rveood onal herte Pee tens, 1? teas hy 1 " “ , . a os ——— . . - ~ —_ . 2. ' . i. Ch tut : > ' rs raagonaie §-inc! , mies , . arb) and 4. ae ua: , 8300 estr gavage 3 cars. « e. hard wood ton. price and terms modern, large - ; IEALTY. 62174 Was - ~—— an . of , i , : , =; —_ ae, —3> | | Sea ne 4 > | ' ' . a >? 209 > " Ry cash. ha : 0 he et eee anted: _— = . ee ny 3 O87 : ‘ 2 ) >= “~.* ~~. mY wad 131 ( PARK At + N | F . 23 baa. ye" > -- are ) ge perout tile hath 240 2 F iat 43 Mreie. 4 roam: Moe ance menrh) ~s ; ; me ~ ‘ : ’ — Triple 3 reorme ac bathe th feur J en ieee ne er. a | Vay a REAT Tv « a 5004 : _ : . aeoul . ;¥ - @lectste : $1) 800 your barge nr. — Cr 4 and 4 ae oh} > 4 = : 7 iii? p. . recom bri la berth wo 4 avon ‘4 ' ——_—__. “anes | pet maznificentiy built house ‘7 der 2. _:_ . Fere : " Fire and six reems: strictty modern: 3442 — mamas: a : te 3 | : J, har 342353 + two-car garage a rea! he sisi ony " every detail. harimg FLA SS eee room bricks: $2000 ‘axtt easy terns. 60 2 : : my lies. we EST — Pe Thirns sieeping perch, het - . iNTON. T ——— : ‘ : “ate | ) 4 -a _Deimar ow 2 . — . COTTAGS—S5 roams. ; ! —! at — a ae teem a ; Tieers. sepa foeres _ : ert comet pen. A OF Ot. Lowe : | h. 2 -_ Diemdid Sie of , if +reu investiren: the - ‘ 87-5 ‘ a > pees meme Fg See an die oe ‘eam h . T = tie =a | MTely and dig. eee us vein ng e's oo ‘ ” NDERSOV_ew — ee ° - m — LN OFPPORTT ‘TY . sya ~- a . at nets r >" —eeeeeer ee ef iciencs — . ner ef Lafarette and Sor me: bu: tae a : :————— 1GHTS > & ‘ : cx TT Ai, Ke aaa 4 Theodosia a* , : : foe =e . : ul - _ ' > “ ‘ * . nT ‘estmmen: : ‘ : _ > - far: T° Ata mens Me; a oe =~ > ae ae _. a 3 ’ : ™ E Li . nedore. “hellow tile bath hardwond £ wore, het-was - wid _ , - ') TO ¢ LOSE A’ AN EST \, = 3725 ~* . HOSE «aT and f° reer. rare ge . ga-ace 25515 ” rr fant . ~ > am ; ‘ : m . ms - : - . » . SS . . * . - ty a ” on : Per paerticulass REALTY AND ELD ar , - NEG ~ , : } : “? —- , and . ao .: gan A | Pi — : co he ioe oe po Ba 4031 Clarten ~ — ahd brick of 4 ome * - ‘ ‘ => «iB “eee ete : term lecty: 1 Savtee ul Teain for auie ‘ tn “a eer: & reome | ~ 4 | , _k a 7 _ A. 2020 Chestnut Olive 1427. Forest 2343 TE a St oe 2930 S. Compter. ¢ big reir of md ores a cues sie ree tges | m1 prougt th b. BAREWELL, tiie’: DY AaS-SHELP "808 7o8. ; ive 5555 118 Nie

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lay, Ail A me ‘ si a — a a vi i FOL Pe a eee ei a. v Pm — iii, "Ris. za. ead ‘ _ lion and ¢ | goo \ ~ Women’s Features S = Z a re h : . ~ ony * : | r co * RSDAY, APRIL 24, 1924. " \ Sg SS SX N \N SAGs News Photograp 5 | f° THUR: \ \ \ w N ws \S : NS \ \ THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1924 ee ee SS SS SX s N Way “QYy N N . SS 7 . 4 WW GO EGA, A, Fr SS N Ss IY WV NX A \. s —- | NA. Agane” A RF QQ WN RCA PAGE 41 S , WHERE é } 7 ¢ 37,000 JAPS MET DEATH IN EARTHQUAKE A statue of Georges DR. MARY PATRICK TO QUIT \ ) Washington, ordered by | a y WASHINGTON Congress in 1832 at a cost TURKEY ; : | OUIS OWNED 3 A shrine has been erected over the ruins of the AS ROMAN of $44,000, to be placed in a : Y, Pe military clothing depot where 37,000 were burned REMOVED the rotunda of the Cap- _ 3 ; , : hd alive during the great Japanese earthquake. itol, now stands in an ob- > ee. _» . > —Internat at tae srecl Photo. FROM CAPITOL scure position in the Na- = * . piles Sets ee tional Museum. It was : Ps ‘ > . si too large for the rotunda, — : %, rey oe) «oe and for 50 years the > > ~¢ a a a ae queer statue of Washing- . “= . people to be hideous that . % ° MRCS Se ies, es ee eee ae. it was removed to the RB sje. } . & ik: gece Se ee eee ee Se museum from its place ro ms 2 ae RA. bE ote See. = esd * . Ss Be BES : Piggly lg 4 ly : . oe ges & Par ah ee ee gy > Bx aa 9 & San of prominence. . The . ss a | ’ i eS oe = ee | Statue was made in Flor- ; uggestions, and SO i ee _ ~ ae Hence, Italy : Pr & | , “ ‘ ae | 3 i 4 ome? 2 4 = = ) | 4 - ne 3: : 2 "ere ; # . ) ) i Mien oe IG “ . ) | S is 2 . , . - i oe : ; a as § be P . - 3 4 ‘ 23 : ‘is . , a ) | A OAL Se, rf 3 a a ee s3 = \ tie : sont This Week's | @ me 48 Fy ye. S N —sDr. Mary M. Patrick, head of the Women’s Col- . . bei j | on oe ‘ee N lege at Constantinople, who has announced her res- CANS Price } Bs BRS: sr Se ee. : Rendered . ake ne a ) No Lim it Lb Cc ee So OORT es: pi a wi | ’ . Any Amount . 1 O : ‘ Made in St. Louls . 2 Krispy Cracke adi: Pk a ni + ‘ me a " J a's DY Red CH: emer . The Society of American Authors, Composers and Producers appeared before the Senate Committee CE Pitted considering the “freedom of the air” radio control bill now pending. Photo made at the Senate Office N Et. .« SC Mew , Building as they arrived for the hearing. Left to right, front row: Claude Mills, Harry von Tilzer, | _ Irving Berlin, Victor Herbert, Jerome B. Kern, Gene Buck, Mr. Burkam (counsel), John P. Sousa, Reduced and Augustus Thomas. Back row: Con Conrad, Charles K. Harris, Otto Harbach, H. B. Smith, Irving f Ceasar, Max Dreyfus, and Joseph Meyers. International Newsreel Photo. rom 00¢ fe SCOUT CRUISER MEMPHIS LAUNCHED EASTER SUNDAY AT ' > oyaamzmmeamanmmens — — ——— reewees cannes “7 e . ATLANTIC tee a /, . Value of Soap Oe ee RR RR | Paul Revere’s historic ride was duplicated by Sergeant Carroll F. Austin | at our Every- KS me as part of the Patriots’ day celebration at Boston. Attired in Colonial " ; , . Day Price ‘ i | : wy ca 5 it costume, Austin rode the distance frorm North Square to spread the alarm 8 eae ee =o a “a. £ sm oO. j | through Middlesex towns. He was lustily cheered by a crowd of several Pail sells thousand persons as he dashed from North Square as pictured above. ~—~-International Newareel Photo. oy sp ¥ $ WOOO acna2na2n202aaadiddddddddddddddddbddddddddddbdddddddbdddddddbddddddddddddddddhdddddddddddddkddddddddddddddddddddddddddddidddde ‘ Actual Value, $1.09 iy’ the Pails Last Be C. Brand 4 (c od Old Lb., resh Every Day. bottle 25} Purple Ribbon: Large Can... igs Small Can, 2ic r— - Small Loaf ; : The scout cruiser Memphis, last of a group of five speed hoto to the right. new ships for the United States Navy, slid down the Shipyard, Philadelphia, on Thursday, after being Elizabeth Paine, daughter of the Mayor of Memphis. y and powerful at the Cramp christened by little She is showh in the r @ A. Prete Two of the many smartly attired young women seen in the Easter Sunday procession along the famous boardwalk at Atlantic City. .~Internations! Neweree! Thote. ways ULsdddddbbbddddddddddddddddddisddddddddddddddda Udddddddddddbdddddddddddddsdddddddstddbstddddidbddddddddbddddddbdddddddddddddddsddddddddbitddddbsdsdhtdbddddddddddddbbddddddbdbihhhdhdbtidddh > WITT irakacaatataudddddddddddddisidddddkdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddbdddddddddddddddddddddddddddidds HOW THE KING OF ENGLAND KEEPS FIT | =e Sti ao gf 3 Mit hh 3 “7 iY othe His Majesty out for his regular morning ride in Windsor Park, En- *§ gland, recently. From left to right are: Maj. Reginald Seymour, His Maj- id , esty, and Maj. the Hon. Richard Molineux. Unlike his son, the first gen- en oe « = <a ‘4 sedate pace. ; ee eration travels at a p “ries ‘ i ’ e* : ? ie mn? C r . * h “a 7 « oi, * Le * ein Jj -™ a os — ee eee Se +a hee Pas — . : 7 i ms | ‘ s % a

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ae “ ET eA Le er ae Ee a ee ae, » » *- ws - ¥* Pa The x * ¥ a . w ie “ 2 Po ge mange or sane or ern rer —— Fiction « Fashions «- Timely Discussions | —— gyrase eon = s Charles G. Oberg ay well | ED (FAT O We Dmserome 4 ARRIED WO (Copyright, 1924.) UE. DIRECTOIRE. HELEN ROWLA CHAPTER SEVEN | $50,000 paid-up insurance policy from a benevolent society had | CLOCHES OF FelLT CLOCHEL become bers at the time of her husband's death. It represented 8 APE SMART Kor ~=S : nest ere, the thought of which had always been the greatest com- . 4 : «4 LITTLE OF BOTH.” ea h what a2 man has to GIVE ag for ae that makes hima fort to her. In sickness or in case of her death, the girls would have — — something; they would not be left absolutely destitute. She had never , 4) mentioned this policy to her daughters, always being afraid she might | . .y ‘a borrow on it. and many a time she had been sorely tempted to do so. ¢- - | 7 ye doctors nave found out the Latte | | . : Z | BE ein from. at this time of year, he s , ; 4 - , hi name ts “Love. , es - . . . moc “GIVE UP” With the knowledge of its existence unshared with anyone, Mrs. Stur | ; : | sé % ’ § ' ° : | | ysband to give up information ts ii gis felt herself equa! to temptation; but once taking her children into , her confidence, she feared she would soon weakly make inroads Me ‘ } te -o | , ah | | | | 7 — : its chewins gum; he parts with it only @ | 4 - : wy bas tO be EXTRACTED from bim by upon it. Now. as Jeannette became restive and impatient for wan! of $50 4 : i It was to protect herself ) ; | | ) . : . . . ber motber grew correspondingly depressed. against just such wild-goose schemes as this. she told herself over ia ; : t % | | | — . nicthdars are wished upon her and over, that she had refrained from telling her darlings anytaing 4 | ahh =— : | ol | g birthda: | | Vide a4 , \AAc aa for her wedding anniversaries. about the money. \ a piame : - 3 But events, unforeseen, and from her pornt of view, calamitous ) + . . é= | | pot actually dead, ee robbed her of her fortitude, and forced her to play into ber daughters . : & ) : ) | : ae em deity avewale to 06 ocanle al - | , i in the neighborhood; an epidemic e 73 ai i" ) : | , 2 . ni Mia. g man that he “MUSTNT love’ you is | to extinguish the divine flame—DB —_ : bands. Scarlet fever broke out + aaa Swe ER “} a , cx Jsr aice “AY _v S rday lessons—a!! _y aN | . | the Wednesday and Saturda: moTEee’s | SY 3 | | | ee , ‘'s schoo! closed , | ' : | Oi | to try « 7 . ' , but the money , . - . swept ihe upper West Side; of them—had to be discontinued; Miss Loughborough {ts doors. Mrs. Sturgis found some music 40 cOpy. she earned in this way was far short of the meager income upon which she and her daughters had depended. The days stretched into | ' ‘y | | , Wh Wee | weeks and still new cases were reported in the district. The time : : 4 *. ei - = , | , the maa money with which to buy food, and no further credit to be had among . ' , 5 L. br her teeth. ‘the tradespeople. , 2 Jeannette applied for and secured the promise of a job in a smal! | : + i | | upholsterer’s shop in the neighborhood at $6 a week. and in the face : an | : | hi , of her firm resolution to accept the offer and go to work on the fol- , | th \y | | | | ONE. PLECE, FRc | lowing Monday morning. Mrs. Sturgis confessed her secret. As she | 4 : | MAY Bl DRAPED 7 . . . bed foreseen. Jeannette had little difficulty in persuading her—since * a i ay | , OR FLOUNCED IN Font’ 4 now she would be compelled to borrow on her siore—to make the P- , OMe |. ’ | | -: Loss) BUT MUST BE PLAIN | of mea‘ amount of ber loan $50 additional. _= \\ ti , ; Zs y AND ELAT It Back y s a “Why, mamma, I'l] be earning that much a month in 10 weeks, | # a = > y husba e ‘ i and 1 can pay it back to you in bo time love is ninety-nine per cent pure—pure “Il know—lI know. dearie. But I just bate to do it.” Eventually, she gave way before her daughters flood of argu- MANDAEIM It was what she had feared ever since Ralph died: there ROUSE ments. - « Would be no stopping now the inroads upon ber little capital; she saw marriaces are like those long Sunday be a pleasure trip and end by being “drives” harder and harder in love, every ““ought-not.” “should ‘is just a hazard or a bunker tom marriase 10 matter what a woman talks to the theory of Evolution, it is pure jmazgination Copgnent. 1924 ITS Amee FHOME- MAK “Everything About the He But Jeannette went triumphantly to schoo! After the first few days, while she felt herself conspicuous as a B } a on a me ony pew pupil, she began to enjoy berself immensely. The studies fas- By — ERITE MARTYN. DOES NOY CARRY cipated ber. Hers was an alert mind and she was unusually intelli- HE Spring Maid of 1924 is & wWGGER FTNCK te) distinguished in her habulia- } gent. She had always been regarded as an exceptionally bright stu- ‘ - oe p- j dent, but she had achieved this reputation with little application. Her mn Sa so on — ssor > ela vA ; COLSeR TONES . “-_ ¥ ofore bad represented merely ‘lessons’ to her: it -* Dy a number of features. ‘* roneuie -OmMeBti it, as e ; ;, school work heretofo d rep age nepetian ete cesrengssibbeage a eyes PPB gE, RE One Prece CF THE tar ol ing Some Summer-Comfort Porch had never carried any significance. But now she threw herself with uiticolored ggarf she : etn is pier —_ FeocK wits THE \. : 2M the intensity of her nature upon what seemed to ber a vital busi- ‘4's floating from about her - 101 ba CAPE BACK » ness. She realized she had only 10 weeks in which to master short- neck, her bat or waistline. fausee. sreen, red, purpie. white = : in hand. The owner of r — color scheme , e'y aris iit nrineg : “o = eme uses his paisa en, a5 soon as . e ime w ] come the tes , Weve been hearing of and see- : Pil hOoOs6 : hem 12¢€S hand and typing. and at th end of that tim ould the test © Ege lg aap OF i | | : StHICHeED EASTER __ DU y - * ne is wise. .o save artist may go ber ability to fill a position as stenographer. She dared not risk the ms ‘ Pauvilie scart tor @ sea- - ' 2 wee , Dt: Be iro are a nheul R> 4 ¥ ee at further the orings should f Pp : : - : = : . ” , , , : .. . ’ . ee : ' ———— Pe a | : : see - - humiliat#n of failure: her pride—the strongest element in her make- son or two, but it and its varia- vertetancce = Ss vs ‘chem his season by the fact that they ne a ) y. Women are color of the hot tions did not descend upon us iu . Ber costum« re beltless, flat and plain in th ae — a rit also and are’ round the porch. iraperv the opposition of the ¥ mal sober her costume xr howeve ; of r . arvait , }, the gamut may owever ating or attaining ches i os to orange cole up—would not permit it. She must work, work, work; she must all its glory here in St. Louis unti! Another distinctive ba: ny tuline: atin : rclusi¥ - May wholesome indica- gay. her shoes, im their intricacy of 2 . % ir imtricac: of a slender ankle. 4 tthe season of outdoor @re gray or soft greens may be Utilize every hour, every minute of these precious weeks of instruc- tion! this Easter week. As it is, every the season's fads is th trim! 110 es belIng contined ¢ Siv' The girl knew in her beart that she had many of the qualifica- oe gir: yOu meet is sporting a llored suit worn with soft shi ly to the front of the armen tion that after all women are 1 of cut-out patterns and interlacing S| ; - » ~ — . . mer ro 3rob- porch may be Silver green | . a aoe » gE 4 ey a. ee aati Of red of Venetian justification for this estimate, she had but to compare herself with other cirls in the school. These for the most part were foreign-born silk or wool. Sometimes the neck- | and convenient o iece fro they are sim] oat dresses, but- A large percentage were Jewesses, thick-lipped and large-nosed, with ‘** hief matches the scarf wound _ mains to be seen may be just | toned down the front with erysta Hats of felt re atim and the Easter parade. and colors— heavy black coils of hair worn over ill-disguised “rats.” Jeannetic | TOUDd the sport hat. sometimes it a concession in timeliness to th: r other ornamental buttons or “= 45 Opposed to straw. which greens, blues, purples—unknown (™°@S? color com—inns ned. Or perhaps &2| Water-preet detected a finer type. but even to these exceptioné she felt herself su- mereiy repeats a note of color em- | cool weather of th rd. rj fastened with a fril!l of lace or ac usually marks tne turning point to shoes before, stepped forth _— ae ee mate Oi? te meeen |e linth -ainaaiaenin-an ealiscaaaaeis ceo _gslacliagain he ie ee ee ee f the spring season, and furs of | fren: beneath EE os ee effect! ely in lingerie ana Be advisuole if the porch cushions. These , ee nit ;' flat texture or light and flu as coat and fr Ce 9 I Bae aaa, ough in enough to offer coim-| had in old blue, vy. ‘ ’ ock. While stock- . . oe - ition from the elements rusty red—w hich perior. They chewed gum a great deal, and shriexed over their confi- | or sets it off in contrasting hue. lapele : t he fi expres. Hats. despite a e read . - ; ‘ As ~* ke ei Season 5 hal ; ~ ings. ranging through all the flesh A mong the new ~ x the furniture he of wi!- eolor this dences as they ate their lunches out of cardboard boxes at the noon hour. She could not bring herself to associate with such giris. and | Then there is the swagger stick. > irectoire mod hich ear fron inery propagandist: forestalied any approach to friendliness on their part by choosing a | A few mannequins flourished a the f ion journal! hare cer LO | effect that the oche | ‘hich offe ner illustratiot or so-called nude shades. to gold which requires the harm ibilities are unlimited. and black. The™ remote corner to devote the leisure minutes to study. In consequence | walking stick this time last year, predict ting may vanish h« i ts rse. persist fo the aat COU(rary temininity ts not to and then amin all those Vvaria- ed and wound about aes pieces receive a good square, . she became the butt of much of their silly laughter. and though she | ®2¢ ‘0 itself—though modest in | a little later the one-piece fro . t part. in retaining that-clo De influenced by comfort, laws of 1s known indef: ™ on turten. the Sea with a stiff brush, they/ dallion in the winced at these whisperings and jibes, she never betrayed annoyance color and design—it was regarded | emerges from beneath the too. tt poke bonnet shaps The Ciimate or anything else except | taupes, focused the eyes ape eight | well Pere pa. | nn Oe eee There was a sprinkling of men and boys throughout the school, but | as a bold affectation inviting | coat. There are many coats A che fits snugly over th bbeq “er. own moced of the m ! or ten inches and put behind os —— — | amused comment. Now it appears elaborate ones. collared and e ane nead and cove the disparity left Most of ali this season all memory of the days when loc] thi Is ndulging her fancy for novelty’ black silk was thought to be the “CEPELTS Ye iBe beginning of the end. | ) ~ = | I { | \ | THE SCARF and prospertiy travel water or with ‘ty le the male element was made up of middle-aged dullards and pimplr- . : t - y re + > — . ¥ > necked raw youths, none of whom intérested her | to be @ necessary part of the | with fur. bordered with harmoniz- | >¥ shorn locks as nothing else ec i ‘ . - URE im} nha — . The weeks fled by. and Jeannette was carried along on an un- agian her who would be | ing stripes. braided and embroia ' its | istencs halle gesikeerae es and hose. However. most effective means of accentu- in style Though she ts neither ; fantastic designs bn: , « ‘ke ij Giminished wave of excitement. Everything she coveted most in tbh halt nor biind. she cannot venture world depended upon her winning a diploma from the school at the must oe acmitted tha ey end of the 10 weeks’ instruction She discovered soon after her en- _| anben ~wrer herself fully c! st dq ith the j 7 : roliment that while this might be physically possible. it was rarely without hef stick Nor is it jr ‘= wess O01 the tailo . Mc CALs. accomplisbed. and most of her fellow students had been attending the piaything for idle hands Je, suit of mannish m:; a! ; DO) school for months. A diploma represented to her the measure of suc the business area. downt pe «ish cut Phey look tl 7 hee PRINTED PATTERNS cess. and as the time grew shorter before she was to take the fina! Sueerves the yous Oman 6 in the brisk breezes wh« th i examinations, she could hardly sieep from the intensity of her emo- | use Ceres trom the street looks tri i ship-shap : | Her ‘ be . car or bus with 1" 3 esa tter way to wash tions. ; AK ID Lic - >.) . , . = . ie | added to the oths 7 bail . ‘ »' On rn . y improved The epidemic was = : ing par- with great fluffy collars . Gi At home. matters had material! . . ; e 1} hane! , : over; Miss Loughborough's school had reopened its doors. and Mrs Spmerasiia of anc dag, lity bleached and then dyed ; h .* ™ ‘as 1th rw ank a . = Ad is sve n the Stursis was acain beginning to fill her Wednesdcys and Saturdays “S™*: '°°@"Y Dook and With lessons. But the problem of finances was still unsolved. There unch box Tradesmen quick ta arrin: Qulcs -\ au icipate pearing at dressier <Ocia cath. Was a loan of $500 now on the insurance policy, and Jeannette fore- ‘ saw her mother would not cease to fret and worry over that uatil ft : | \\ ; 2 Try FAB for soiled silk or had somehow been paid back Everything, it seemed to her. depend : ed on her success at school. There was no hope for the little family { chamoisette gloves Wash otherwise. Alice—trusting. complacent little Alice—was not the type | # luke-warm FAB sade vie hme who could shoulder any of the burden: her mother was perceptibly not | , - | rubbing. Stretch into sh : | . e™ J : : shape ' . | | | to dry, or fold in a soft towel. as strong as she had been. There would always be debts. there would always be worry. there would always be skimping and self-denial. un- F : | Or contrasting stitching or | 3 colored gloves, test color first less she, Jeannette. got a job and went to work 4 ~ ¥ Weary with fatigue. she would drive herself at her practice on * : | . 7 = | oa | : the reuted typewriter in the studio every evening until her back | ; meee ag ee - flamed with frre and her fingertips crew sore She made Alice read FADED | ; 3 a i Y —_ re eg : J , aioua to her while she filled page after page in her notebook with ! | g : Why a oe ae enjoy | : | ; 7 1SSO ves — i, the advantages of FAB? Ir is ip iret her hooks and dashes. until her sister drooped with sleep. Wrs. Stur- | so safe and easy to use for Popular pm gis protested. actually cried a littie. The child was killing herself to Sweaters Dresses W . t aiSts Draperies your washing. Ask for it today a oa M akes a rich your §* i. ‘ t= 8 no purpose! There wasn't any sense in working so hard’ She was Coats at your grocer’s. Wasting her time. and it would end by their having a doctor’ , . . Jeannette shook her head and held her peace, but when the re. Skirts — Stockings Ginghams Pe ae " ward came and o!d Roger Mason. who had been Principa! of the schoo! urtain Cove ; : “FAB 1s wonderful!” < . } : dirt —— no more for nearly 2° years, sent for her and toid her he wanted to congratu- s rings Everything 7 E ous | : | a 7 ~~ late her on the excellent showing she had made. she fe!: ampiy com pensated. But none of those who eagerly congratulated her—not even Just Out — Ef = @ white — no bits of her mother nor Alice—suspected how infinitely harder than mastering her leRsons had heen what she had endured from ths leering. mimi. ¥ ni iris who bh < of her throuch the dee. . : sé s q ad made 10 rf het tn oOugn to ai adfyl 16 Week « lamon eS THE McCall Quar- 7 “4 terly of styles for a S aoe ; garments to turn But that was al! behind her nos She could forge: 4 She had : ¢* ac Summer has just ar- Justified herself. and stood ready to prove to her marhe- nat , . ' : sinter , rived. Buy your num- . | : that she could now fill a position as a recular stenographer. could ber at once at our pat- bold ii. and moreover bring them material he! D. She was all ‘ Lach Cer! nel nl = ii u or hgh - : + mas : . ‘ . Ress to begin-—frightened ai the prospect. y | mond Dves"" cont — s our <¢ : a on‘ lions -—— "n Al ns da Pem«’? ia - : rr - - ~ ; , . ' tt ° ‘ee any Tit ° ° : . ' 7 tf ; ~ Oy ’ ? : se ou iter a ‘ a 1 ; | * As gentle on you day perfect fc r —it ts oe if she Rue never Qed tefere, (e0then, or ck mined unde Te Stix, Baer & Fuller Caen Tene , : | ing for washing-m gow be r ces T et 50aps ' - P pre Continued in the Post-Dispatch 7 Sand Uyee—Oe ether ide perfect theme deaie, BE nrg fr st yet, fade, GRAND-LEADER , perfect home d : 4 AQeci ) + . POSSI 015 Most delicate tone« US - sLaie L.OoOnes— peach we eh } ?. © . ‘aun cov e gray tw oa —are o

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Be eck oe ae oo * .. fe Mes aes a s.' Household Hints} — ~ * —— ee —— - —- —_——— D [TAT I ONS pron t Something for Nothing -O- Children’s Bedtime Story . ‘ 2 ” " by | ene Tae BAe, See aad na somehow. A good friend doesn: | © armer Brown’s Boy and Jimmy Skink Breakfast’) >Te#kfast,” said Farmer Brown's BOTH | Upside down for a few days. Then vt nee SvGtyaeny Seem. want an return or any undue T ] : = 1 oe , Jk F TH,” f ra j t a! take their culties ta ad 3 ASK ¢ ? > a? oy ‘ . 4 . . as moch what a man has to GIVE a girl, as what he is | —, er a hy | asked the other day how he was | shown you. He is glad to be able pidiihe nonnstsipiaidaial “Jimmy Skunk,” replied Farm- ae "oe able to dos to do it. His recompense comes , p”’ for her, that makes him a prize husband. | . » Sel ble to do so ; poms er Brown's Boy. “GIVE L a " t Banish the 1! amily Group. | eo - many things from the knowledge that he has “G - Do not spoil the appearance of eS, . been instrumental in giving ear | Don't overlook the stomach’'s part. rood land!" exclaimed Farm- er Brown. ‘Where is he now?” hen the doctors have found out the Latin name for what | Your living room by keeping all the ee ‘Or sO many | and answering a friend. | —Farmer Brown's Boy. he asked, looking about anxious- ly. ? i so | By Thornton W. Burgess oo Though friendship springeth from the heart, g from. at this time of year, he suddenly discovers ae ed ape We am | bbe ibs , \ people witr- Rut it is worth while for those | ARMER BROWN’S BOY | be . ’ « _&eneral interest and should be ar- = g | eee 7 . re ete Bho oy Te ane ot ee hoped that Jimmy Skunk had Under that dusk fast aateege” , P . “~~ cares from their own shoulders to | replied Farmer Brown's Boy. Farmer Brown began to back sa husband to give up information is like getting a child | “stically ghosen. Bee . . « | stop and reason whether they can. | 20 e. Sereetten hin aa ae. . + . ys pe , i ' ea tee not in some way accomplish the | garded him as a friend. But he hastily towards the open door. ing cum; he parts with it only a little ata time. | . jis chewing sum, : ' A Pe ‘uture. | ‘S ‘ : HATS to be EXTRACTED from him by majn force and | Afte cas pasate 0 mat 60h alWays to be | purpose themselves. hadn't been sure. He had been a Aiver le room is ftres y paperect = se 7: _ mes , o : , . ; eo i : : i has oe sad se we ae Many a person becomes a para-.| little afraid that during the long : | (Copyright. 1924.) ian ACE : Teimn lake a piece of left-over wall paper x; Boy s om ething site without really knowir it be ; " EO . * . and tack it up in the attic or store- a | “ea tcl maaeeod yee rte be "sf i ve- | winter Jimmy Skynk might have 2 ro nothing cause it 18 so easy for him to go ee % birthdays are wished upon her—but she has only |'°°™, So if in the future @ patch | a pak But does | to some friend to help him out. of forgotten him. But now he knew oF , / Is neede : ’ lece ee eee ‘ , Ciepohe are 7 ’ , , ioale : ; plame for her wedding anniversaries. that mange Pg he pF ag oe : he get the his difficulty that he gets the hapit | that Jimmy was entirely friendly, | : at to Serve f as n exposed to light and ; so on oti 7 , bt Peg Fi galt sae : | 4 ' is the same lor as the paper of ) A: — of doing it; id instead of work- | and it took a great load off his ; sa > CH a for nothing’ . g out his own alvation he . ° nl . : a i] I yt s; E , ” a is not actually dead, Diana, until a man’s letters have | the room. | He smiled a | chooses the easiest way out. mee: pee: re | i ere] BActk ; ’ | nd. minutes then the soup will be Thus lt happe m= [THhna fii artic- Upon ILS i@UBnineg Way, th South be friends for all time.” | ‘ . * > ; . + slid 1f-it boils. th ular man goes to. places, sees peo- wind, passing, breathed content e | plate and put it down on Jimmy 8 Coffee, tea, milk. ready oOo serve. it 1IS, 6 SO, MoV ‘rio ae oving about unhurriedly, | plate. Then he put a saucer of | le and does many things at great where sun and shadow lay. The inéty-nine per cent pure—pure Vanhily, pure - | eggs will curdle, so watch the sour P . , love is ninet; t Ff p y, pure curi- | eggs will cur ' sacrifice to his personal interests, cynic, glaring left and right, upon | Farmer Brown’s Boy cooked his | »iik on the floor. Jimmy ate arefully. This makes a dainty , ) ) eon. mH : : to say thing of his health, in or- his errand strode, where dogwood -f. : la | Cars are Copsright, 1986 and very nourishing soup. hg 7 called hgiengent cae ‘aida on ola ‘ereenaann lay drifted Pe Fp At first Jimmy Scene the egg and then lapped up the Philosophical ; BEADED (N | ) ——_—_-— : things to he Ip his = friends And nthe road. “This Earth,’ quoth pa: ue attention to what Farm- | milk. His stomach was full. If Ait — mre 7. nie oe ay “a r a Oe B semana ¥ somehow or other it is in the ve ry he. “is full of care, man’s heart is | er Brown 8 Boy was doing. But he could have purred as Black Phrasings v ' | weave of this man to do kind acts | sore oppressed.”’ The clovers’ frag- when the delicious smell of frying | Pussy the Cat purrs I am sure he Ais ie | DENS Fy and kind deeds Sut he bestows | rance filled the air, the robin built | bacon filled the little sugar house | would have purred : | ; | Ly |: in return service ail the time for her nest “Life's always dreary, , : ' : H O M k 2 M A K | N G 4 thes ne has bh ne re wile ll and sa : it granted no brief Jimm) began to take a very lively | Jimmy walked over to the bunk 1. aan ~sega Br STEAUNG “Ek thi Ab h H H ] M k th Home” He certainly gives something for ‘espite tro! countiess troubles | snterest. Farmer Brown's Boy fin- and under it. There it was dark- "~ - a “i eae ee nothing all the time, but he doesn’t | man has had since first he saw | ished frying the bacon. Then he | est, His full stomach made him It is poor comfort for one wha By WANDA BARTON , get some thing for n thing I often an t. There is no end to toil fried some ezZes. One of the efzEes sleepy He curled up for a nap. has broken his leg that another hase | wonder whether the eople who | and stress, no end to futile fear.” , oe gare tiabamane reggie a Sua] ne Gane Geaeaee Se cee — some core pieces of bacon he | Farmer Brown's Boy was delight- broken his en. . begging people to set them right or | caress, the bees’ song soothed his | PUt OM @ plate and set it on the | eg. He knew now that he and Nothing fe tee high fore oi help straighten up their backbone. ear. The cynic frowned and has- | floor beside his own seat. Jimmy Skunk would get along to- | reach, but he must climb with care pw : " | Jimmy Skunk is a gentleman. | gether perfectly. He knew that | and confidence. 3 in hand. The owner of a the color scheme is to be changed.|and are, of course, painted to | Wom! ae ng sarge sees" bes gt “ _— bs “gr pag og s wae He was hungry, very hungry, in- | Jimmy knew that there was noth- Dg BOA fy home uses his paiut Then, as soon as they are dry, the! match, the lining of the shades be- | turn pay for what has been done ee eee ee ee ee eee eee gobble up | ing for him to fear in that sugar It is better to be unborn than un- fif he is wise, io save artist may go ahead. Porch col-|ing of wash silk. Extremists in col- | for them* as Spec. rhe heedless robin warbled . _ D | 6 taught, for ignorance is the root. ef mance and further the orings should follow in tone th«! or painting are buying fabric porch | It seems to the one asking the | still his notes of joy and love, and | that food. He ate it as a gentle- | house. He knew that, knowing misfortune. bs property. Women are color of the house walls that 3ur-,; rugs and painting them to edd to | — st ct 1S ie easy for the | still the dancing henge macs man should. When he had licked | this, Jimmy would never use that > s Ff the spirit also and are! round the porch. If they are brown ‘the color scheme. A paint come: friend because « has ane me! ry eee gpg vg Po reer up the last bit of egg and his little scent gun of his. No one can be caught in piaceg reaching other peo- scow! as dark ai t. ; . plate was quite clean he was still | The dishes had just been | he doesnt viatt. et a } ’ . 4 worke out with o set the kettle or urn boiling , ce full sway. J ASHION I RIL i. enbiect “for erny cheme may bi ‘ orked ou mm SO get ti an ee is making the appeal. never meant to match an April wou Srave Cushions will fur-|in short order for coffee or tea or | oe . eeeeeter eT? ee - ere. > sae . | 3S Seeeeseetee er > _ 7 °*. -_ ying Some Summer-Comfort Porch Problems jcases fringed in short lengths. Standard and table lamps of Wick- , _2 ‘or roealivs a A device does two things—it waxes, it less than other finishes. — This Old Juc o Se ye i | Wrote Samuel Pepys—wag, wit and a wonderful polishes. There is no See ene of Thess Coffee iS wonde : pith . _ gleeper, whose bed brought each night the refreshing other device Hike tt. It Waxer-Polishers now Til never change —_ | | , slumber that enabled him to be “up betimes and is entirely walle ate See how easily ft works. brands again. : | | : = _ about my business.”’ weighted brush, which Note how it wares If you are unable to meet the day with the self-confidence only polishes and does square into corners, That's what all cofe@ (Ca : e ul drinkers say whe" | born of satisfying sleep — remember — no bed is better than not apply the wax. The flat up to the base- they try Old Jucee™ ma _ its mattress—and investigate thoroughly the Red Cross | Old English Waxer- boards. Lift it. Note It is just right. : ) orn. Kapoc Floss Mattress. Polisher glides over - "43 | its scientifically correct ¢ the ” Our special process sterilizes every sensitive fibre to buoyant — j : ; It's a blend © lightness. It renders your mattress filler clean, sanitary and | your floors as easily as Reguler weight. Have it sent a carpet-sweeper. It to your home and ‘ . world’s finest ©o | | ' almost 50 per cent lighter and easier to handle than the || , like it oo. ae issol } A) CO m le te [ ordinary mattress. | has the highest en- obtain permanently | | dorsement of Good | oi English Brightener beautiful waxed floors . Look at your mattress today — then ask your dealer to show : slish Brightener ts the onty you this master-made mattress and be Housekeeping Insti- | Sithout removing the wax. Cleans | that arethe invariable Popular priced. | shed ~~ . , — : , a ishes varn or shellaced " At your grocer & — Makes a rich “soap-sudsy” solution, soaks your own judge. a, tute. It lasts a lifetime. tnortand makes the @nisniasttwice | sign of refinement and : THE NEW YORK MATTRESS COMPANY | Be sure to use Old good taste. Ola | | dirt out — no more hard rubbing. Executive Offices and Factory BOSTON, MASS. “OFFER. Boise : Local Branch—Main and Cedar Sts. | ’ . A A | , (Chicago Detroit Des Moines Minneapolis | * BRANCHES , Pi rgh Sz. is oledo Rinses out thoroughly —leaves clothes a Old English white—no bits of soap left sticking to eee AXCI~ K olisher Rinso is the only soap you need on —_ : Made by THE A. S. BOYLE CO., Gincinnsti, Chie = § day—it is perfect for soaking — for : | Buy now and save $1.20. For sale at leading paint, hard- Meyer Bros. Coftet F _ ing — for washing-machines. 3 ware, drug, housefurnishing and department stores Spice Co., Saint . Mass

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ET eee Tee ee a ee ae aa ~— -@ - ~t-J} ygalt eRe ae COMIC PAGE | S..cUUIS PUSI-DISPAILCH ae THURSDAY ' sk Ig one APRIL 24, 1924. See the ettractive offers BANANA OIL—By MILT GROSS : posr-DISPATCH REAL ESTATE Pé a YESSIREEE! EvERy : a WINTER AND SUMMER 4 ay, ~ 76. NO- 230. MY COLD PLUNGE ;>— | : P Couontr Dol A £ 4 \ WwtTHOUT Tt} 3 |e ae c Hp 4 z | ie | 1 i on the sandbox would give his seat THE ALIENIST. to a Woman carrying a baby, but N expert on the brain . would he give it to a woman carry- Can prove a guys insane, coe = “ . ing a cane’—Kash HRustomer . When some most heinous crime » wawtateate ayn" ‘7 t+ — r = re 7 ) . he has committed; oe oe wes Re . 3 ’ i) He'll prove that in his dome, ‘*°’* SUPP¢ i There is nobody home As long as the men wear wrist 4 13 And by the jury he will be ac- watches we don’t see why a woman | r Ss ; quitted. shouldn't carry a cane. } : — / . e : , : f | —- Babe Ruth pretty near knocked — a 9 t 7 es ibsacde, . ag After proving he's insan Teapot Dome off the front page ; / He'll turn around acain am Min ME RedReteee bame : And prove that he is not a bi run of the season last Sunday. Ky 7 half-witted: — | : AIAN 1? ANCE = . =f And hell make it very plain Our idea of futile punishment ts HITT ter to BE la ay TAR AWAY ROM VO“LA, WO SOONA de HIDE QUICK eS EH- HEH . WE FOOLED So) ; te ra’ x hi ng a stream ‘fr fly rod ' TH PICK ABour Nee — ‘ (AIS , A BIG ' | A BIG GATS EYEs HER - SHE | - “ee ; That and beatin up tn bushes for \ , : - f , ~~, —_ —_© : . “+ ‘ ° : Anda to leave the bugchous¢ he at and " > e } AANOAG OUR SELES VRS. TWAKK WAKK NHEA uS SHE j CARY a TA al ‘ AND A Civtte far See” fi ‘ to : »¢ should be permitted. a covey of qua.: 1 | . ‘ COMES - » 5 P 4 , 4 | | re | ate Richard aN p sae JUST ME AAID [—He DARK tars EYES , \WE-Y» ft the\ QUITE so. The mext time you want to JUST YOu — Nineties lGuaSss LAAT Y, d as Leader 1} Sahat there are two |S? Spreum ey Se ee § : A SMART * ‘ Us World’s Greatest Political . ~ -_ tone 6 neaid eo ._. man kiminess on it- ‘ADY _— ; ry : = . eljes to the questior he inside and - } Z 7 ' ‘ * J , P j the outside. After cetting him or GALCONDA. . | 4 | : Succumbs — »* the inside, the expert's job is |! aap in your column the other 2 ft Aes 4 Indigestion at a3 get him on the outside. lay I; e e : Acute | “| Some lines from Galcond | : | PS a Always providing. of course, tha: °* - — - a. so €3 j . ‘New York. ; al And now dear friend I wish to say , ™ ; /* {pas the party of the first part ha. 4 enouch money to make it x rhat name gave me a thri ) Ne 7) ‘ a 3 = ag te For I, too, came from that wonder- ' “te. “ , FROM DRIVER + ais oe ip Bos a STREET CAR = “Bug- c-raver Seek « Berth With Of hills and precious stores Z “| ' OF A Cards. So I herewith present my best re- 4 . On your way. We dont war gards ; 7 P Ti $ oe rds. { | . ower at iume -: Qny bugs in our berth. Yours truly. Samuel! Jones [© eve er tee. Peamiee Sew | # | cee os, 4a, ~ ——TA = We were at one time infested \ ERE glad to hear from 4 Scandals Threatened to with “Bugs” Raymond. Enough is brother Jones. cen a = Crush ‘ igwam’s” Con- sufficient A native of Galconda: a ae Tees ee la vcd aust tant’ of preciow BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS Bi trol of Government in? ° : ere is any advantage in a oo — _ =" ee a r “. Poor beginning the Bréwns loo — : 2 ate — f a. — - - , wa let: Metropolis — Was 66. , eet for a b. s ow cic me come te wepter’ if HELLO -MAGCIE -! | GOOON: THAT. = iM TRE MAIO NEVER MIND HELLO -IS THIS THE | ~ ee : . QUITE So. | eee 5 | SAVED me THE TROUSLE| I”) ey? CONT HERE BY | | TAKING OFF || EMPLOYMENT AGENCY? ‘e i i \ Afier having seven teeth pulle! ih se ae THE EMPLOYMENT | Pi} OF GOING DOWN ee he ee & MR Naas" | YOUR HAT-_- HOW LATE ARE ~ouU the Associate! Press : ; ee tenes snes 2 The Browns haven't been burn- ——— if ACENCY- 1 PICKEO ij | ' h PEN? WANT TO ; Ww YORK. April .5.—Charlies i » at the age of 66. , r SoS ; SURE: start the conflagration until July we & , a\T Acute indigestion was the cause » i We are quite sure that the man 4 > -* : : , | death. ; &. — 2 & — . e| ‘Murphy succeeded the late)} of , 3 eee : A hard Croker as chieftain of the 1! ~~ ; try s most famous itical or- , ; : He was a4 New. / | et r, having becn here | rs me 20. 1858. ; ) THe HoRse SHOW) (Foe THE Love : ii. os o-a9 no tase ee —xoe || | ) . oct ° | | - . mene | . | MORSE StHow TONIGHT: maa A: | ; HAVE Boosted My re ure. a ne 7, ee Sae / NO, HE FELL | ! bed almost immediately afterward. - THE PRINCE Of WALES Bott’ ExPLam | | SOCIAL BATTING ! - RPeRmce HAD fy He FALL OUT OF | _ Became ill of indigestion. He also i ME AUD You were iT > THe / AVERAGE 1D BE SEEN | \| ametHer / | CFF A » | @ 3 ‘Semplained of pressure over the ‘ The = ; TH RAVE THE ROYAL , \ Peuce J J | IN TRE PevYau Box } | ACCIDEAT . \ HorRSE \ THe Box! j . ) of - \ Bex. a — ba al \ WITH TRe Prince: } ee ee AGAIN e edhe ‘s ; Murphy's valet summoned Dr. J. | Hyde ‘ = ee | ie tom © 4 ™ Herrity, who lived near by; Fa-| Lawrence A. Hogan of gd Catholic Church of the) hany, Murphy's daughter, | Si i: James A. Foiey and her hus- | + aiter’ . Surrogate Foley. that 4 glance convineed the physi-| «gq that the patient's heart had) spe oe Stricken, that he was as Pain and near death. He pains siven an hypodermic stimulant | _ = putto bed. Ten minutes later died, with the priest. Surrogate Mrs. Foley, Dr. Herrity and the | ‘Ss at his bedside. He re- conscious up te the last t. Tammany leader, always aia remained so vp until the / | ' =. »- —_ -”—_S- ace eee . aie NOW LOOK AT ME AND LAUGH. * ——==——— = of his death. ben found a an ey — - (@F. the bath oo Be » = - room itn agony, the FAVORITE | : ~-— ne mS greatest concern eeemed to Pp - S ORIES ve ome of surprise that he should | - — —— from indigestion and omer By Irvin S. Cobb. | — = ence that his heart should have = ha O affected. He did not suspect |. > eel bas | | UR1 =a ; | R 1924 MODEL MOUSE TRAP—JUST OUT—By RUBE GOLDBERG Compete ines was fatal. GERMAN CAPTIVE PETS. . Mrs Murphy wes at A tie ; A American song writer see non, ate'y landed, was visiting an ca a Iz when Mrs. Foley wired her}; oy a mich ints a0 a = sgh we * ©UURTTY pias e. rie nianhi- ~or~ = ~ LAtA Les MITO ELEVATOO “R) To oo =) = Murphy was very iz. . plian a ond ea " sid in Various Dicailv (merican aomestic ap- —T we ———— = . j =F kee Campaign of Sanith. ; : Cvs . . Seno CONnVenliences a , nartins 1 us _— = . " co .t % SRE ¢ } y= = * . attention was a lenin a -_ “ ao ie : arly hee “ a eee = A. BRBLES RE SSE | ‘ Zi am’ The death of Murphy came at @ ; : 4. Screened iy mn broke riish ° ec 4 = = — ~etecey Qsked his host the purpose o ok nen ENgZiisn f >> Sk OAL CB) WHICH STARTS } when he was actively engaged | “Wh pars; screens = = a a nine . = : n the of his ; : hy, to Keep flies out in the summer time.” said — | ripe ——— Woe Gey OFF On PLATFoRH E, ' Libs friend > As ean ie > ; “til the visitor seemed perplexed | eee TOWLARDBS GLQTeRic —— / | : ae taal | “You he : : | Cea —— > —— ~ + Oe] (Py , the Democratic nomination for | | oe u Nave flies in Berlin, don't you’ asked the American | ee OTF PLAT ORM A OD ARID preni Sure-——millions of dem.” said the German. with true Teutoni: SSCARNR (ec sili, ie : oe ON 3 + | : wre : pride in the products of his native land 4 | wes \ G@Y~ YOLT CAUSES HOOk (WH) TO ; | ' chieftain had a warm pue~ = Wel, What do vou do at your house to keep the flies out” m S=LEA at = x A\ cS SLOVE 3 i» UH cH . ; regard for the Gaverney. Cans We don t h 4 to Aeep dem out ex Diained tite foreigner ‘ley x ie e —_ - ~ a eis me “ > . ~ . ‘ | | ° been prominent in the in- alreatty are in. tego NOUSE TO SPOT . J)- Mouse, i 7 “ffairs of Tammany for many 2 | {| Ww cS SY MISFORTUNES, spice Ben | | r : : T members re- tel : AN EASY JOB POR AWN EXPERT. . = x ) A AIS -~LIMBs Ro CL )-wu | - oo Murphy's pride in the ; DISGRI NTLED performer walked into the office of E. F. Albee PP Anes mane, iv ©) HE | , ; the or his sweeping victory the vaudeville magnate aeons “ARSED WIRE CM), He SCREAMS 1 : u. two years ago. and the} ‘Look here Mr lhee_"’ he he ran se” ve — Wri >A ' x ~~ ~— = = . | ; ; ee On ae, scene in the “Wigwam” AL . a = - 4&4 VO got a kick to : [SlceAasesS a) Aww if cs o Bgainst (WO Zuys that are now playing in vour theaters.” ‘ae | TS s . A od Ee cial eRe Ss : — \ mee SS gt ct a eee - . Mines) s ~ momen emails 4 & ‘ ¥ 4 “ia = - ‘ =. * yaw ~~